Cod anb Lumber.
CRAB. W. ABBOTT.
715. M. .31TTilts.
Allentown.
RITTER & ABBOTT,
MANUFACTURERS OF
fiaselt, Doors, Outside Blinds. inside Minds, Noukt
frays, brackets Balusters, Pickets, Stair Raft
ing, Window Frames, Door Frames. is.
1101tOLL PA WING,
TURNING,
PLANING,
MATCHING,
FLOORING end
RIPPING,
DOER etT THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
ALSO, STAIR BUILDINO done and BAND RAILING
made to moor.
Haying new had almost Ilse years' possession of the
Mill. refurviehed It almoet wholly with new and improv
ed machinery, and having none but experienced work
men, we am prepared to defy competition from at home
and abroad. both Iu price and work manahlp.
Doyen m ntemplate building? Call at our Factory and
satiety y our ;elf with a personal examination.
Drawings for building', brackets, patterns for orna
mental wur, scroll, for porches, can be seen at all times
by galling 'our Otte. Any Information to the builder
furnished cheerfully and freely, by calling_ at the Manu
factory, on Union street, at the Jordan Bridge, Allen
town, Fa.. or by letter through the poet eMce.
Aug 3-Iy] RITTER & ABBOTT.
TIMIIIt.T OTTO. X. OTTO. O. W.
F LEER I, OTTO dr MILLER,
SIANOPACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
LUMBER,
WILLIAMSPORT, PA.
MILL ON CANFFI AL,
CE WEST OP
MAYNARD STREET
O AT THE MILL
W P CRANE anent. 1 Aug 70-117
Spectaelo.
SPECTACLES ! SPECTACLES ! !
EYE GLASSES. &o,
s Altrgznil4:mile s le e ::TLln:tit ol' all kinds of
CHAS. S. MASSEY'S,
NO. 23 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
ALLENTOW7f, PA
Navling devoted a treat deal of care and attention to the
Spectacle !meleese for these last few years. I cad that my
buntline In that line has Increased no much that I have de.
terialned to mate it a SPECIALTY. There le no article
manufactured In which there is ao much deception prac
itleed as there Is In Spectacle GI buttes. Knowing that the
public have been frequently hnmborged by parties pre.
lending to bove a superior article of Glam., and charging
exorbitant price. for them, thereby trallicing upon the ne
cessities and infirrultle• or age, I have taken Paine to se
tea a largo end complete assortment of the finest and bent
Glasses sty, manufactured, thus affording all persons
seeding Elfavtacles no opportunity of purchasing at rel•
sellable price.. Persons baying any diGoulty In being
suited els: where will do well to give me a call, as I feel
sonfideat lasi no one will fall to be suited. Remember the
old stand. Pc. 29 East Ilamlltun street, opposite the Car
ina:alarm-a ,rd Church, Allentown. Pa. jun 2:1,111tf
Boot fattiterz.
JOHN B. LENTZ WM. H. WEINSHEIMER
JOHN BEABOLD..JH.
JOHN K LENTZ & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
YOUNG & LENTZ
The firm of You. & Lents wee dissolved by mutual
(torment on Frbru.ry 10th. ME Mr. Young retiring. Wm.
H. Weinsbeimer ant John Beabold. Jr., having taken his
place. Tit' new firm hones to hove the continnance of the
patronage ~iberally bestowed upon the old arm. They
will use ti.eir utmost findenvorti to ace,,mmodate their
patrons with promptness and lornish
BOOTS AND SHOES
sf the best I..ake and material, and will al wept have on
hand a lati.a assortment of the moist desirable styles,
salted to the trade of his section.
The firm of Young & Lentz having been dineolved. all
partly. Indebted to them are reoriented to metro eettlement
between thin late and April let next. The books will re
main at the o , d stand. Either of the old partnere le au.
thorieed tool ra la liquidation. feb 8-9 m
Elru Goobs.
L eMADITICE it ROSS,
212 North Eighth Street, Phila.
By confining themselves to a special line of goods and
doing a large trade are able to buy and sell cheaper than
those who des lin • more general way. Not a thing de
nlrabba is wanting to make op the most thorough stock of
WHITE GOODS,
All sorts ,f Laces, and at this season a specialty Is
made of
I=
by
o y t !a4l . ...s i g i c e aLt a a c i e n s l t s o ct o br o t u h n e d. yard. The choicest
Our 2700 pieces, representing more than 30.000 yards of
HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS
♦ll select cetterns and button-bole edged.
Bibs tack og ■od bias tucking combinations made
solely for tb•ur own sales.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
mly I.llw
TO THE PUBT IC.
REMOVAL.
uUR NEVSTORE.
GUTH & KERN,
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS,
WOULD met respectfully call the attention of their
blend., customers, and the pains gouerally, to the fact
that they have jclat removed to their newly end elegantly
lilted up STORE DUILDINCLone door west of their form
er location, and Immediately adjoining tho Fleet National
Bank, being the building formerly occupied by Schreiber
Bros , where they propose to continue e
DRY GOODS BUSINESS
la all Its varied branches. They have the finest. best
and cheapest clock or GOODS ever offered to the public.
embracing everything that the public can wish. They
would especially Invite the attention of all to their 'floc
assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
This department they flatter themselves to be the best
ever offered to the public of Allentown and vicinity, for
etyle, quality and cheapness,goods of the most approved
patterns, am., consist/us of
Black and Fancy Silks, Black and Face Silk Poplins
Slick and Fancy Mohair. Black and Panay Alpacas,
Black and Colored Striped Billings, Black Bom
bazines, Black Australian Crape, Black Pop
. !Ina,. Bleck Velveteens, Sllk Velvet, Sat
in Striped Versailles Cloth, Satin
Striped Lorne Robes, Silk Strip
ed Mohair, Silk Figured Sul-
lona, Brocade Japaneee
Silks, Brocade Pop.
Ilne, Berge Wool
Plaid.
Scotch Wool 1 lalda, Cord sod Colored Velveteen., Eng
Ilsh and French Chintsem, Plaid Poplins, Plaid
Chintzes, Plaid Naltisooks, Broche , Thibet, 110-
lea., IP -atom Plena, Long Branch, NI.
agara and Watervliet Long and Square
SHAWLS, in GREAT VARIETY.
tar CALL and SEE.
1s they are buying strictly for cash. they flatter them.
wives that tiny can offer great Inducements to parties
wishing to ho. good Goode at reasonable prices.
They only ask the public to give them a call and exam
la* th. clock, and compare pricei and quality. They
defy competition.
Thankful fur poet forme, they will endeavor to merit ■
"eantlnnance of the patrons.° of their old customer., as
Well as of ■ll new comer..
HIRAM OU'fll3
IMMEMI
CONSHOHOCKEN
BOILER AND COIL WORK;
JOHN WOOD, JR.,
?Y•I(RIACfOtIR 07
?UDR. FLUR AND CYLINDER BOILRRR,RATII
AND STRAD CIRCULATING BOILERS.
All kinds of Wrought iron 'Cone. Toyer. fat... Blast For.
nice, Gasometers. Smoke St•ckeßlast Pipes. Iron Wheel
. barrow., and everything in the holier mud Sheet Iron line.
Also. all kinds •,f Ironer'
kindsorglngs and Dl•ekamith
Work, Minere"fools of all such. Whom Docket.,
Ticks, Drills. Mane.. Sledges &e.
Having a Steer Hammer a nd of tool, of all kinds •
sad skilled wer,inen. I flatter myself that I can torn out
work withprompt.. and dispatch, all of which will be
Warranted to be dret.claes.
Fetching Dollun , cad
aided to. repairing generally, strictly at
om 17
HARTMAN'S
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IZETIMEM
Old Newspapers Old Blank Books
°revery deeeriptiou. And Ledgers,
Waste Paper, That are all written over.
Of all Wade. 0 d Pahiphlets, &o.
11011, BOPN, BAGGING •ND C BOOORT,
cfaa from Country Dealers solicited.
•ar 1 Irw 31 BARMAN. 011 Javaool., PhUltra
JOSEPH MILLER do CR.'S
BANKING lIOUSE
Fogelsoille, Lehigh County, Penny.
MONEYS received an deposit, and 0 per cont. inlereet
allowed on all Borne remaining .1x months or o•er. For
shorter perloda'spaelal rates sv 111 be paid.
Executors, Administrators, Trustees, Assignees,
Treasurers, Tax-Collectors
and other cos thalami of patina or private moneys, are
offered liberal rotor of In ter..st
Farmers. Merchants. Lai owe nod all who have money
to pot main Interest for a long or short period will find
our inadtution in agreeable ,and advantageo..o to
which to do tinniness.
M.,nerilopoelled Waists Institution IS SAFE AND WELL
SECURED.
D.
1 4g1ViLNEL
FRANK J. SLOUGH. w
MILLERSTOWN SAVING BANK
lULLERSTOWN, LEHIGH COUNTY.
Thla Institution will be opened on or before the let day
of April. Moony will he taken on deposit at all Oman and
in any sums from one dollar upwards. for which
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
per annum will banal&
Deposits may bo withdrawn at any limo Also, money
opened out on favorable
NIE
&
terms.
J S WEILER, President
re BRUM, Cashier.
J. F. M. Bhiffert, Georg Ludwig.
Frederick C. Yobst. debt .1 K. Henninger.
David Donner. Willit m Sander.
Isaac °Hebei, Gideon . Emu . ,
'loran° T. Ilertrog, Benjamin J. Schsnoyer.
Zilnoutteter mar 113-6 m
ALLENTOWN SAVINGS INSTITU
TION.
Organized as "Dimes Saving hiatitution,"
NO. 58 EAST HAMILTON ST.,
(NEARLY OPPONITE 'MR AMERICAN IIOTEI.,)
PAYS SIX PER CENT. INTEREST FOR
This Institution, the oldest Saving Bank In Eastern
Pennnylvanla, has been in continuous and sticcessful
,moration for ten yearn, and continues to pay SIX PER
CENT. INTEREST on monoy for ono year, and special
rates of Interact for shortor periods.
IMAlldoposite of monoy will ha hold strictly confi
dential.
E2lll
utors, Administrators,Trustees, Assignees,
Treasurers, Tax Collectors,
and other enstodlann Of public or private moneys, are of
fered liberal rates of Interest.
Farmers, Merchants, Laborers, nod all who have
money to pot on interest for a long or short period will
find our Institution an agreeable :mil ndvantageoun one in
which to do business. Wn especially Invite L•DIEO to
transact their banking tinniness with on.
MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS have :special privi
leges granted by our charter—having ful. power to trans
act business with us in their own names.
Money deposited with this Institution
IS SAFE AND' WELL SECURED,
•
by a Capital cloak and potpies money eerily of over
SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, and nddition. the
Board of Truitt.a hnvo ea required by t barter g iven
bonds under the supervision of the Court In the um of
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, which bomb+ are regle
tered In and held by the• Court of Common Pleas of thin
county for tho security of depouitors.
Our Iron Vaults are of the moat secnre and extensive
kind known in this country, Re a persosal Inspection will
show, and to which we Invite our friends and cuetotner,
We refer to this, believing that safe Burglar Proof Vault.
complete the safety ) and reliability of in good Saving Bank,
WLLIAM H. AINEY, President.
CHRISTIAN PRETZ, Vice Prenident.
REUBEN STABLER, Caeltier.
TRUBTX6I9:
• •
William H. Aluey, Charles S Bush,
Christian Preis, John D. Stiles,
F. E. Samuels, Benj. J. Ilageobuch
George Brutal, Soil
Nathan PetBer'.'"mi
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK,
Located at the corner of Hamilton street and Church
alley, In Ch ur ch.l, aecond story, opposite the German
Reformed In the City of Allentown. Is organized
and ready for businesa. It loin pay SIX per cent. In
terest nn att deposits except Marin ?SS dIrOXII., for any
period of time, in be calculated fr the date of deposit,
To !secure which, the Trustees of the Institution have
filed in the Court of Common Pleas of Lehigh County,
under the direction of the Court. a bond In the sum of
Twenty-five Thousand Dollars, conditioned for the faith
ful keeping and tipproprlation of all ench swan of money
an shall bantered in charge of said FRANKLIN SAVINGS
BANK, whether as deposits, or shares of stork. which
bond may be enlarged by the Court whenever it may be
deemed necessary
In addition to this. the Act of Incorporation make.; the
Stockholders personally lialde to the deposilurs ire
ble the amount of the Capital Stork of the Bonk. which
la fifty thotteand dollars, with liberty to Increase it to ono
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
These provisions will make it a very desirable and safe
place of deposit.
Beside., It may Improper to state that the deprwits will
bo kept in one of the egfest and best protected vaults in
this city.
Arrangements, will bo made to furnish drafts on the cities
at New York and Philadelphia
S. A. BRIDGES, President
IL W. WILSON. Vice President
J E. ZIMMERMAN. Cashier.
Trusteca :
Daniel 11. Miller, 8. A. Bridge.,
John llolben, 3. W tVilnon,
William liner, J. E. Zimmerman
D. 11. Cretin, Peter Lirnan,
Edwin Zimmerman,
T IRE ERIN SAVINGS BANK
OP
WM. L. YOHN
NORTH SEVEN2H ST., ABOVE LINDEN
This bank has been setabliched for the rmote of carry •
Ins on a general Ranking busmen.. end to offer to the
community a SECURE INVESTMENT for their money at
home, at the came rate of Intranet that it would command
be Few York or New Jeers,.
MONEY LOANED OUT ON GOOD SECURITY
air Gold, Silver and Government Bonds bought and
cold.
Drafts drawn on the principal cities of the United Steles
In BUMe to colt purchasers.
Collection. made on sll acceseible rotate, and proceed.
promptly remitted at current rates.
Farmers, Merchants, Laborers and all who have money
to put out on Interest for ur long or abort period will find
this Inelltution an agreeable and advantageous one to
which to do btalneee.
Interest allowed on deposit& at the following rates,
wit:
SEVEN I'ER CENT. for one year.
SIX PER CENT. If lift for thirty dayp and ander o
- rnTrrn!'Tmrl!l
WILMINGTON AND READING
SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS,
Wu are offorlog tho firennd Morhgago Donde of lhl
AT 85 AND ACCRUED INTEREST,
dad can be RE(IIATERED (roe of expeutio. The Goal,
miecellaneo. (ratable nod paNaouger bitable.a nro
incteaalog The itiereamo for too (10) mouth,.
Snding September 1,1972 over limo ton t 10) months ending
eptember 1, 1911, stag s's.2ll 91,,
Bonds, Pamphlets .d Information can be obtained of
DE' HAVEN & BRO.
40 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PIIILADELPHIA.
STOCKS BOUGHT AND BOLD
GREAT ATTRACTION I
NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS!
CLOTHING ! CLOTH I
GRAND SPRING AND SO.V.IIER OPENING.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
GREAT CLGTIIIIVI EMPORIU
ALLENTOWN, PA.
We would Inform the chip.. of Alleulitsvo anti the Attr•
polo
cuntry that we are prepared with a largo xtuck
Of good.; for o
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FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
whoffe them Clothingi at reasonable prises. To tho
buy their ready-made. thoy aro prepared
offer BARGAINS•
(THOR. KERN.
tan3l.2lw w
Out imam& to the I sleet et y le, and by the be.t work MO o
OUR IfTOCK OF
•
CLOTHING, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
le larger thin It ben been before, and we Wend to eoll
very MALL PROFITS. Ku,' glee oar customers the hetie
ft of our low purchnere•
GENT'S FUItNISHING GOODS
READY-MADE CLOTHING
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Don't forget the place. No• o:ks Hamilton street, third
door above Sixth etreet.
T. COMM/. JLCOB D. Bu➢oLL MA TIl, Lllllll
mu 24. t
ER DEPOT.
A PROFITABLE BUSINESSI
LIOUTEQUAL TO GAS,AT 021E43'011TH TIIE
COSTI
Cannot be cal/gutted. No chimney nr tHelt used.
MEN desiring • PROFITABLE BUSINESS. can senors
lb* EXCLUSIVE RIGHT for th e roan of DITOTT'S PAT
ENT CARBON OAS LIGHT BURNERS AND OIL, for
COUNTIES or STATES. Write for information or call on
M. B. DYOTT,
EGMEELIMI
No. 114 SOUTH SECOND ST., PHILA.
. N. Et..-CHURCHES turoloited with CUANDELIERS
and LAMPS of every rtesertpllon, per cont. cheaper
than at any other establishment In the country.
mar I.3.3ensr
THE LEHIGH REGISTER, ALLENTOWN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23,1872.
financial.
HONEY ON DEPOSIT.
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171•=1
A I,ROA D
FREE OF TAXES
Cot° Davy
/nitres! Payable January and July
Ttl BONDS ARE IN
I,ooos, 500 s and 100 s
Fiscal Agents of the Mated Stales,
ON. COMMISSION
elotbing,
T. OSMUN & CO.,
Successors to Netsgar & Osmun
BARGAINS
IN REIMER'S BUILDING.
NO. 605 HAMILTON STREET,
IVIIOLS SUITS MADE TO ORDER,
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS
Great quantities and ♦arlotten of
NECKTIES, CUFFS, COLLARS,
And eyeryth•og to the line of
MEN't3. YOUTHS'. BOYS' and CHILDREN 9
•
WE ENTREAT YOU ALL
PREPARE PREPART: ! ! •
FOR THE
FALL • AND WINTER
CAMPAIGN
Now - Open in w
AT TIIE
MaMMO tj [ \ ‘ 'S u ores
OF
E. 8. SHINER t CO.,
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NO. 705 AND 707 HAMILTON 'STREET, ALLENTOWN.
OUR BUSINESS INCREASING!
FULLY PREPARED TO MEET DEMANDS !
AN U ND E NIABE
1 THAT WE HAVE THE:BEST ASSORTMENT OF
LA DIES' DRESS GOODS,
UNPARALLELED IN THIS
CITY AND VALLEY.
• .A.DISO
SHAWL' - SACKS. FANCY SACKINGS,
WATER PROOF CLOTH, PLAIN AND FANCY COLORS,
SILK VELVET AND VELVETEENS,
WOOLENS FOR MEN, YOUTH & BOYS' SUITS.
DOMESTIC GOODS
OF EVERY POSSIBLE. DEFCRIPTIOv.
BOTH STORES CROWDED TO INSPECT OUR IMMENSE STOCK!
ALL SIGNIFY THEIR UTTER ASTONISHMENT AT OUR LOW PRICES
I:V — A standing invitation to all. Call, examibe old be rohoine.d.
~_EF Thankful for past lovers. . [Sept. ett.
TREMENDOr
EMI
GREAT PREPARATION FOR 'HIE FA LL TRADE
ALLENTOWN LITM 61 ER YARDS
MEI
W. R. 'PRIX LER
Corner of Tenth and Hamilton Streels, Allintonn, Pa
We have on hand all kinds of
White Pine Boards, White and
Yellow Pine Flooring, Spruce
Flooring, superior lot of
Southera Yellow Pine
Step Boards, all kinds
of hemlock Boards,
White and Yel
-1o w Pine
Scantling,
Rough and
Dressed Sidings,
Hemlock- Joists and
Scantlings, all lengths
and sizes, Fence Boards
and Rails, Roofing Lath,
Plastering liatic,Palings,
Fence Post , , all kinds of Shin
gles, &e.
Persons in need of lumber for large buildings will find it greatly to their advantage to call,
Whiz constantly ready to fill orders for all Muds of lumber used in large buildings upon the
most favorable terms, and at the shortest notice. • .
Every article belonging to a firat•class lumber yard is constantly kept on hand.
Thankful lor past favors, we invite our friends to call and inspect our stock.
Respectfully, . W. R. TREXLER ,t, 13110.
RUN' 14:1( & 13 NK. 14. ir
ELASTIC LOCK-YOTCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
fhbrolt:try
Ar, r V.11)419
For ilraidthy
Arc ellext.Al'..,?
Pur Quilting
Arc Uncquallee
For Henanairao
Arc Superb r
For Tucking
r.• ',approachable
For Gathering
Are Unsurpassed
Nor Stitching
Are Faultless
For Cording
km Incomparable
For Felling
Are Admire )Ir
111.1 , 1 BEnT IN USE!
New Sty:on Shuttle Stitch
Sewing Machines
For Manufacturing.
SEWING.
To ou NEW STYLES, which possess unmistakable advantages over the NOISY and CUMBROUS
styles o r.skera
A ',LEN TOW N
Rolling Mill Co.,
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Ehteceseore to
THAYER, ERDMAN. WILSON it Co.,
12EEt=!.1
STEA.AI ENGINES AND BOILERS,
BRIDGE CASTINGS,
RAILROAD TURN TABLES,
MILL (TEARING, SUAF rING,
Furnace, Rolling Mill and Mining War*,
&e., &C., &e.
•
N. 11.—All work guaranteed ■ud dollowy prompt.
L. H. GROSS, Sup't
.arts( Y•Jm
A HANDSOME MUSTACHE 1
MOUSTACHE PROP. ST. CROIX'S FRENCH CON
WHISKERS. •• POUND; the Great HAIR (MOWER,
WHISKERS. E. will proda a • laztal tot MOUNT/11E
.... t'. IIIaKERS oo the emootbeet floe.
Plna•aut to use. Slot to aor address on
re"''' lilq.calVD_,, CHEMIST .
N A B, E. Cot. TENTH and CHESTNUT STS. , PIIILA.
1,2171-1 y w
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-)TO(T OF LUMBER!
AT THE
BE SURE AND LOOK FOR THE
"BLU I , ' SIGN!"
ALL LUNIBER OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
c " N T
CALL AND EXAMINE.
J. F. WIREBACK, Agent.
CZ AND SALESROOM, cippoalte German Warmed Church,
NO. 629 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa
COME
AN D
partlgolar aileMlan I, de
blretl from all who
rk quire •
FA.$ T , DURABLE
4xn TurßovuD
Shutad Setting Machine,
Manufacturing
•Cr FAMILY
NE
mews
di i n t . h . sze n : l ea d
10 . GETTING MARRIEEK—ESSAYS FOR
which Taterfere with MARRIMIN "'I
"US"
acing Men, °tweet titiCIAL
of
relief for the Erring end Uu fortunate —
Hated. Addrene, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No, South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
%la radios ttnb 3eincirg.
BAILEY&R
iLhestnut & 12th Sts.,
phiL k DELom,
3ewelers ano Silversmiths.
Firm WA T ChES,
F R E t ic4 C-OCKS I
BRONZES,
FtL AT ED wik ot E.
(Quality ibuaranteeb.•
lßoobs sent by 'Express on
approval.
w may 10 —ly
ISAAC K. STAUFFER.,
WATC I:Eft AND JEWELRY,
No. 148 NORTH SECOND ST., nom. or Qu•nnY, PHILA.
AAn assortment at Watches, Jowolry, Silver and
Plnted Warn constantly on hood.
firnePolring of Watches and Jowelry promptil
nended to. nor 6-ly
KELLER & BROTHER,
NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON BT.,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
CLOCKS,
well regulated And warntoted. All elms and prices. from
$2 upward.. A larger awortment of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
than can be found In any other store la the city.
JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS,
SILVER WARE
' f i;;;Vie',Z P r t e i gired on Short Notice.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
CHARLES S. MASSEY'S,
No. 23 East Hamilton street. opposite the German Re
formed Church. Just received from New York and Phil
adelphia, all the latest styles
GOLD WATCHES.
■ n iT ea l ela h e e r Vc e e s s t Iti n a d n b c e all te s g t iTS?l t l ll'e f t=e7 ntel
u.
SILVER WATCHES.
He has a larger and better assortment of Silver Wataku
than can be purchased anywhere else.
GOLD JEWELRY.
He has the largest and best assortment of all kind. of
Gold Jewelry.
GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY.
adoH beer, larger and better assortment of all kinds of Gilt
Plated Jewelry than can ho found elsewhere.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
Ho "" "Illigr'rr st i r "d Plated
Alyer...e g o ods this r e Con fall
.
CLOCKS.
A larger assortment than at any other establishment.
MELODEONS.
In me 1 1 nasortment of Prince'. Melodeons, the b.st
ACCORDEONS.
A splendid assortment of all k Ind. of A.:bracer..
Ills establishment has lately been fitted up, and is now
second to none in New York and Philadelphia, and ahead
of araythingoutside the large cities. He has a larger stock
of fashionable goods In his line than all others in Lehigh
county combined. To convlrce yourselves of the above
cull nod nee
gor tbe ILabiez.
MRS. GULDIN'S
Ladies' Trimming Store,
4.4LENTOWN. PA.
The trade at this old and well known establishment is
constantly Increaaing, owing to the fact .bat NEW GOODS
are being constantly received of the LATEST STILES
and always suitable to the wants of her numerous custo
mers. People should always go where they are sure to be
united at low figures. lam Is
.
ATTENTIoN, LADIES!
REAL WHITEY, JET JEWELRY,
FRENCH JET AND VULCANITE JEWELRY.
FINE PLATED JEIVELRY.
Paris and Vienna Fans. Nair Pine Fancy Leather Gonda.
Fancy Ornaments. Fancy Bogen Desks. Dressing Caere,
Toilet floods. II . brellart to Sdk, 01.•gham and Alpaca.
All guaran end superior in quality and moderate in prices
R. DIXON,
api3.le) N . 21 South Eighth Street. Phllada
MADA RI I: STEEL,
1313 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
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received from Paul. the latest Spring style.
POLONAISE BUSTLES AND
CORSETS. •
La Vlctorlen Kangaroo & Dalkon BUSTLE SKIRTS
for train sad prompoade drone..
Parl. \Ver . )) , & Children's Conota,all at popular rec...
m.o . 20 ly
TERI I'LE OF FASHION.
ESTABLISHED 1537.
MIIS.. M. A. BINDER,
1101, N. W. COR. 11Tu & CR EST NU T STS
PHILADELPHIA.
Importer and Depagner of
Paris and Lodnon Novollios,
Elegantly Trimmed Paper Patterns of Latest and mast
relishla Style, tur Lu 11... nod Children . % Dr an
Ladies' Drees Trimmings, Heal and Imitation T ace,
Oharen. Fan, Ribbon, TINA. M ARINO
Jewelry. Fanny
0001111. DItEt•S AND CLOAK MARINO In the most watt.
fat and nieKtnt manner. A Perfect System of DRESS
PUTTINN Taught.
strict punetnatity In fitlfillatent of orders
PATTERNS, ‘VIIOLEna LE AND RETAIL
82000
PER ANNUM
CAN BE MADE IN SELLING THE
NEW • •
WFIEELER W LSON
SEW TNO MACHII O IH.
A few •ctlyo, reliable bu•i.eaa men of good Labile end
addrere, wanted in deeiroble territory at preeent moron.
pled. Wag°. a forniabed ; Security vaulted. Bend for
Information. or call on •
PETERSON & CARPENTER, Geti'l Agt's,
At 4 CHESTNUT STREET,
PIIILADEPII A.
J W, ALTHOUgg, Agent,
'ely 614 114rollton etreel, Allentown.
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Fancy Dyeing/ Establishment
J. W. JONES,
412 North Front Sired, Philadelphia. Pa
• •
DVE Silk•. Woolen and Fanny Goode of every deserip•
Hon. Their auperi gity of Dyeing Ladles • and Gentle•
men'. Garments Is Nv I d ely known. Crape and Marino
Shawls dyed the most brilliant and plain eaters. Crape
and Merino Sh4.wle cleansed to look like new. Also.
Gentlemen'. Apparel. and Curtains. cleansed or re•dyed•
Kid Gloves cleansed or dyed to look like new. 1113..Ca1l
and look at our work hpforo going elsewhere. Branch
*Mee. nor. Ninth and %Inn Its. lapr9•Ymw
FALL OPENING
• OF DRY GOODS.
J, HAFLEIGH•
1100 CifESTNUT BT., PIIILAI>ELPILIA,
Have now open '
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IN ALL THE NEW EIIAPEE.
])RAP D'ALiNIAS
AND ])RAP D'NIqE,
IN ALL THE NEW IMAGE%
MERINOS AND CASHMERES
IN ALL TUE NEW COLORS.
NR IF TEXTURES IN ALL UOLORR.
BLACK • SILKS .
In GREAT bargains.
BLACK SILK VELVETS,
at lowest price..
New Styles in Ladies Suits & Sacks
10U114W) GOODS in great variety,
§PECIAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
eel DE nsw
TO COUNTRY TRADE.
may B-di.
LINDEN FEMALE NENI I / 1 /411 , 1r1
DOT LESTOWN, r4i
The .PhOliallo e.r been on WEDtjESDAV. SEP
THIIBEN you,‘Tii 1812 or C. 440•4001. *WI' le
..KNRY it. UOllOll. • . M.. PrinrlpA
• live. LEVI 811E1P. A,. I
Trusiees e•• IC Andrews D. 0 , 0. P. Jsmes
D.,_loctiard Watson, Esp., N. b Jame.. Esq., (lee
Lear. Es q. /11...tEs Lrob, A. Larne. Lou. l P. V.'erth
Ington, Mien Meredith, Andrew !molt. Baum! Trent
bower. 11,31Toew
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NEW DRUG STOKE
I take the pleasure of Informing my numerous ./
friends and the public In general that I halo opened 3 i
a new Drag Store at S.
N 0.135 HAMILTON STREET,
and filled It with a carefully selected stock of
Pure Drugs and Medicines
PATENT MEDICINES,
COAL OIL, anti dZgeirilfir a ledL OIL LAMPS
Choice Perfumery anti toilet articles, as the finest F
tract, for handkerchief and bathing. Hair Ods, Bair I
•Igoraltus and Hair b)3l. An innumerable assort!.
of Toilet Heaps fur washing. shaving mad erasing ull.
or paint. Tooth Brushes and Hair Brushes of all grad
and prices.
Pocket Books. Album., Pass Book.. Paper nod Pen
Puckat Knives andßazors, a large variety of tit.. b
English and Germ. Fish Hooks and Tackles. In sho
everything that can be expected in a
. PAPER
mlll2 Sam
First-Class City Drug Store,
The Very Lowest Market Rates
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS will boa SPOCIII,II7
end will be filled day or night with the greatest punctual•
ityant accuracy.
Phyalciane end Storekeepers *applied with everything
la my line at the loweet market rale,. Having had ex
patience slate nay childhood in the Dru b.f.. I reel
cool:Went that I eat, serve all who ray favor me with a
call, to their astiefactio•.
E. W. DANOWSKY
Dr. WM. DANOWSKY
lakes this opportunity to thank hie rmor°. friends
wait on
and will be at the Drug Store of him iso
wait on all who may desire lina medical mer vices.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
735 HAMILTON STREET,
Between Seventh and Eighth
I►n4• w
LAIIGENT STOCK I
DRAT INDUCEMENTS
To bay all year forniturtalli,largest Wafture store I.
,
GEORGE W. HEIMBACB
. 732 HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN.
The Arm have recently put In a MAU.
MOTH ALL PLATE.OLABS PIIONT. and
have otherwise enlarged their facilities. for
Wet ou band the largest stock to the city.l
ELEGANT FURNITURE
le manufactured in Mar owls establishment,
under their own eupare Igloo, and ikwament•
ed to be the best in the market. An tompection •
Ig
of their stock will convince boyars of the ad•
wattage of buying from them
George ,W. lisambach, manufacture KITTLE' ,
PATENT SPRING BED, and are sole amt. for the
superior bed. Call and see It. ' Remember
The Mammoth Glass Front.
AGENTS,. :QUICK l"°orti.Yrt'
ri. (there la r
rush for 1001010 LIMB' Istat sad greatest work.
OUR, DIGESTION,
or. 311 r JOLLY FRIEND'S SECRET.
It I. by odds the most Whims and salable book to it.
geld. lltle on yltelly ImnorMat madect. 2ltls b•
America'. most popular writer on beauL glt Is fo
the poles. the largest mud handsomest book ..or Fold b•
subserlptlon, Agents, the people are rimer for ouch
book, mad will urge you to brie{ It to them. Write fo
terms. ha free.
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LOOICAL JOURNAL Is every raped Firs
Masa Magnetise; Its erticles are the highest Interest
all. It Thechhat we are and b ;Wtowske the meet
ourselves. information iron Islas on the Laws •
Life and iteatth Is well worthbe' nice of ye
Lai 111
to every remit,' It i• published Alan° year. ' lb
special srraugement we are 'stabled to offer the Inman
oaloe Journal as a Pre[ll.l2rp for gre new subscriber
the Laamu Nrd tarns. or will furnish the L11111 , ,11 Real,
was and Phrenological Joan.% together for le 60.
conimend the Journal to all who want agood Shopuin
Address all orders to ROBT. IRRBRLL.
Allelltewu, Pa
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the Ca
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Bast P
Trains
P.M.
The mon I
of the L V
',emend All
pp
Igte t
Host
abu
VI en town.
The moral
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an E. P. R R. from Harrlabarg, Pottsville heading and
Allentown and at Cata.anqua with train on the Lehigh
Valley Railroad for Stanch Chnnk. Wilkenbarre, Errol-
Philadelphl• sod New York.
The I IS PSI train Went connects at Alhnrtin with trains
on the East Penn. Railroad for Reading, Pottsville, Her
ristug, Philadelphia, Allentown, Bethlehem. Easton,
and New York; arrive In Philadelphia via Reading at
if p. tn.
The Evening train Rant leaven Albnrtin on tho aril, al
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of a train from Allentown, and of a train making connec
tions at Reading with tralne from Philadelphia, Hart...-
burg, Pottsville, Am., and connecie with local pennen.ter
train on the L. V. R. R. at Cataaanqua for Allentown,
Bethlehem and Eattton, ilokendartena and Coplay.
Persona wieltiug to Ku to Alleutowo Can take the mo-o
tog train Wool to Alburtis, arrive at Anentowo 015 a to,
.d return b
airing Alle.
EIiIGII VALLEY
Lr -
RAILROAD.
Zia 07 - 76__ •
SUMMER ARRANOEMENT.
Leave Allentown for N OW York. via Central Railroad of
Sew Jersey. at 515.1., 015, and El 15 a tn. and 12 Ul, 1212•,
.40 0 . arid 550 p. tn.
For New York. Tin Storni, & Canon linilroad.at 557 e,
and 11 15a m, and,l2 1. 1215•. 540•, and 11702 p m.
For Hatanaka Chunk and Liolvinore at 812 a tu. and 5 40•
p m.
For Lambertville nod Trenton at 6 15 a m, and 1201 and
151 p m.
For Saxton at 55.5•, 6 11, 915 and 10 10 a co; 1701. 12 li.,
9 10, 54n•. 0 LP, 741 and 828 pm.
For Philadelphia. via Nob Penn Railroad .1812 110.
tn. and 1201, 5 fat, and 8 to 1 m.
For Washlngtob, D. C . at 8 15 s,‘ ano 8 28 1 1 m.
For Catasannua & Foghort.... R. R. 6 411 to mad 12151
P m •
Fur Copley at 6 41 a VA). 4 74, CH and 8 24 p m.
For Mauch Munk a dl 1047 a to. IVA), 494 rod 824 p m.
For Wilkenbarre n II it.tun. 01 ti 44 and 1047 u m., 12 'Ai,
481 pm.
For Waverly. 0 ago Eltnira. Auburn and Buffalo: at
1847 a m I Exprees .'rtti n. I rod 12 111 p rn.
For Hallman at II and 10 47 a w, and 474 p tn.
For Audeurled el 47 I. tn.
For Idahanoy (1 . at 6 44 .ttd 10 47 a In. and 4 31 p m•
For 31t. Carmel 644 mad Iv 47 a m,
'habits with sot I•p mart from Emit Penn Junction.
R. STANI Y GOODWIN, Asa') o.l'l Sup't.
R. H. SAYRE Sop't & Eng.
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FADING 11A1L-
R JR.jw.
ROAD.
Trains leave Ilarrinoorg for New York as follows: at
500. 810 a. m., and 200 p. m. connecting with similar
trait. on Pennnylvania Railroad, and arriving at New
York al' 1210, 350 and 040 p. to. ronpectively.
Returning leave New York at DOI a. m.. 12 05 noon and
600 p. in.; Philadelphia at 7 3 1 . 8301, to. and 330 p.m.
Leave Ilarrieburg for Reading. Potm•ille, Tnnelna.
Miaernville. Ashland, Shamokin. Allentown, and Phila
delphia at 500 .d 810 a. m., 200 and 405 p. m., ntoppit g
at Lebanon and principal way stntions; the ms m.
train connecting for Philadelphia, Potte•ille and Celem•
hie only. For Pottaville, Schuylkill Ilaven and A nburn,
•laSchuylkill and Susquehanna Railroad leave ilarrin
hurl at A 4 p. m.
1 111111
Rut Pennaylvania Railroad trait. leave Reading for
Allentown. Raton and Now York at 700. 10 40, a. m and
p m. Hemming, leave New York at POO a. m., 12 15
noon and 0 MI,. at.,
and Allentown at 725 a. to., 12 25
noon, 215, 4 31 and 055 n. at.
Wlty PMmonsorTrain leaves I hiladolphla at 730 a. m.
ormectlng wit similar train on East Penns. Railroad
Ali:trains leave Reading MGM p m., Mopping at all sta
Inns,
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L ot•e Potta•llla at 630 and 90L. m., and 290 p. m.,
Herndon at 1001 a. in. tibamnkin at 6/0 and II 16 a. tn.,
Aabland at 706 a. m. and 1243 p m Mailmen) , City at
761 a. to. and 120 p. m. Tamaqua at 8 3.5 a. m. nod 210
fo. l'biladolphia, New York. He Ilarr.aborg.
Leave Pottsville via Schuylkill and Sumo nebanna Rai!-
road at 81.5 a. m. for Harrisburg, and 11 45 A. m. for Pine
grove and Tremont.
Potteville Accommodation Train leave. Potta•llle at 834
a. a.., passes Reading at 7 GI a. m., arriving at Plilladei.
phis at 035 a. m. Returning, leaves Philadelphia •1 513
p. m., passing Heading at 740 p. m. , arriving at Palm
y", at P2O p. m.
Pottstown Accommodation Train leaves Pottstown et
Returning, leaves Philadelphia (Ninth and
Ore..) •t 4 30 p. m.
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Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 7 20 a m and
15 pm for Ephrata, LIR:, Lanotater. Colemirin, de, ;re•
turnloa leave La, canter at 820 a m, and 323 p m, and
Cosumbla at 8.5 m. and 313 p m
Pe. ktomen Railroad Trains •ea•e I'arklomnn Junction
at 735. 833 a m. 253 and 540 pnt Returning. leave
Green Lane at 615 a m. 12 35 and 4 ta) p m. cmuect.ng
with trailla on Reading Railroad.
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Pickering Valley Railroad trains leave Pl. coninville at
910 am, 310 and 560 p returning 1.1, Byers rd. 6:01
a m, 12 45 00.10, nod 12J p m, connecting with similar
trains on Reading Railroad.
Colebrookd•le Railroad train. leave Pottstown at 910 a
tn and 1 11. 625 and 7 15 p m; returning leave Mount
Pleasant at 6 00, 003 and 11 7.1 and 3 21 p m, connect.
Ing with train. on Reading R. R.
Chester Valley Railroad Train. leave Bridgeport at 630
amend
0266 s a m, 12 30 and 5 40 p m, connecting with similar
trains es Reading Railroad.
On Sundays: leave Now York at 6bo m, Philadelphia
at VP a m and 916 p m (We 00 a m train running only. tg
Reading), leave Pottsville at El CO a m, Harrieburg at aO.
• m and 200 p m, Allentown at 4 35 and 933 p Headr
log el 7 13 a m and 10 55 pm for Harrisburg, at 700 am for
New York, at 7200 a m for Allentown
and,
at 9 40 a m and
1.5 p m t at Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, School and Ercuraion
Ticket., to and from
alle,Benson,
points, at reduced rates.
Baggage chocked through; 100 pound. allowed each
Paseenger. J. S. WOOTTEN,
atigl 1.1 Aut. Supt.& Eng. .Muoh'vg.
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FUQUA AN D
BVILLE R. R.
TA
POOR
y ]DNS THIRD. lin Passenger Trail
ask Fogelswille Railroad will rut In cot
Lehigh Valley. Lehigh & RaWlucb...a
atlroad, as follows:
STATIONS
luau.
Ith lb
Wee
•. M. I
CATASACQUA. 63
MIHIPLE'S. 46
4 -JORDAN SRI DOE. 59
HUTH'S. m
WALBERT'S. 29
CHAPMAN'S. 19
TREXLERTOWN. 07
HHEINIOSVILI.II. 66
'SPRING CREEK. 42
AL-BUHTIS. . 07
613
7113
713
7 16
771
731
7 63
748
7 81
Sta
CONN ECTIONS
tll.ll"l7.l47,7l, 9 .l`.°7,*:,?,°4TßUn h t To't i ,s.en i
er town, and connect, at Alburtia vritn ■ train
Pennsylvania B. B. for Reading, Pottsville.
and Philadelphia and also With a train for
Bethlehem and Easton.
Ina train Baal connects at Mutt's. wt.. "nips
. .
rY a train ou the E.t Peopxylmtoht 110.11 rm 1
ateuiru at 4 4 D. m. . . .
C. W. CTIAPSIAN,
Soul. and EOOl3OOl.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 1, 1872
ORTH PENNSYL•aggizig
ig
NVAN IA RAILROAD.
BUMMER ARRANOBNENT.,
Pasaeogere for Philadelphia tako Lehigh Valley R. 11
wattle mowing Allentown at 613 and 810 a. m 12 01, 6HI
8 28 p. m., and arrive in Philadelphia at 856. 10 45 a ru,
1 16, 821 and 10 30 p. m. Aleo Lehigh and Suagnehanna
Railroad tralne al 813 a. tn.. 320. 686 and 816 p. 111.
Iwive io Philadelphia at 104.1 a. m., 216, 6444, 811 0 aud
0 30 p. in.
LOCAL SCHEDULE.
(Six Through Train. Daily, Ithoulaye Excepted ]
Paseengor trains leave tho depot Northwest corner Berk •
tad American tit. eats. Philadelphia.
Fur Allentown at 8.40 &eft 1 4, a. in.. 2 10.3 3e, 4 00 and
IN p co. Pala , a arm, re attached w lb.. 830 a. to. train
For Doylestown at /I m.. 2 40 and 1 3U p m.
For Fort Washington a. t 41 and t 1 a in. 13 and II SO p ni.
ForAbingtoo at 7A. m 130, and 30 p. m.
, Fin Langdale at 630 p. m.
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Leave
40 P. m
Bethlehem at 839, 83J a. m., 12145, 93.5, 819 aml
Do'letdown at 700 a. m., 300 and 00 p. m.
Lansdale a 6 On a. tn.
Fort Washington nt 845, 1098 n. m., and 216 and
EDT!
• . Ablaiton at 7 41a m, 215 and 625 p.. 113.
ON SUNDAYS.
Laaro Bethlehem tor Philadelphia at 4 ell p. m
Onyleatomin a 4.1 a. in•
Lttlre at
for
Fare—Alleutotru to I'Lliajetphia, ' ill ED
,ELLIs CLARK. A coal.
ALLEN TOWN PASSENGER RA IL
WAY.
TIME TA BI,E
On and after MONDAY, JUNE 3. 1874 care 2'lll rnu
nail train, on the Lohlich N alley sod Lehigh end Has,
tans.; Philadelphia & Reading (Etn Pont: Junction)
Itallromde, and to the Allentown Furnace, leaving Stn.
ion, Hamilton and Ninth etroeta, as follows:
For L. V. L. Ik 8. E. l'enn. Furnace. laa•e Fe,
A M A. M. A. M. A. M. A. H.
040 743 9 00 9:)0 100 n
6 15 10 '0 8 40 11 I) il 63
7 Li 11 35 11 1.0
9 41 P. M. P. M.
10 lo 1 10 160
11 35 P. M. P. U. 900 - 390
11 CO 966 1 40 600 636
P. M. 960 ' 3 10 700 7 PO
991 616 610
35
23 00 60 7 40 9 -
Pay Day• & Salurd••
7 10 ONLY
710 010 99:
The above cars run to all the paesengar train. be the
bbore roads.
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FARE TEN CENTS.
Children under ten year. of age: Five Cent,
You Can Buy
Everything You Want I
SCHOOL BOOK,
BLANK BOOKS,
COPY BOOKS,
SLATES, PENCILS,
and thing your children use In the school at the
BOTEN BOOK STORE,
LEISENRING, TREXLER & CON,
631 Hamilton Street
The Largest and Oldest Established
Book-store in Allentown.
A. H. FRANCISCUS & CO.,
513 MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA
We have opened for the PALL TRADE. the lariat
od beet 'snorted Stock or
PHILARELPIRIA CARPETS,
rable, Stair and Floor Oil Cloths, Window Shades
and Papa... Carpel Chain, Cotton. Yarn. Bat—
ting, Wadding. Twines, Wi.ks, Clocks,
• Looking Glasses, Fancy Baskets, •
• Brooms, Baskets, Buckets, Brush
es, Clothes- it ringers, Wooden
and Billow Ware in the
•
United States.
nut large Increase to beetle. enable,. ode.o sell at low
Om and farolnh the beet quality of ()r
SOLE AGENTS FOR TUE
!ELEBRATED .AMERICAN WASHER,
.PRICE $5.5 0 .
'HE MOST PERFECT II ANO SOCCESSFUL W ASHER
'15131t MADE.
117RNTR WANDER FOR .711 R .I.IIRR ICA X WASH.
R In nil par is of 111. Mate.
•npl 9mw
Jr D. I.II.ICKENIIACII.
Tv • MET AT LAW. (formerly matured In Csol, n
• anti). Ota.. Hamilton etreet, second aoer, near
• •PPollte the Court House, Allentoirn. Fa. May be cot
a altml ta the German langur,
VDWIN ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY
12.1 AT LAW. eight doors above the Court House. AL
LENTOWN Lehigh county. Pa feb 13-'Ol-1,
C. lIUNSBERGER ATTORNEY
a.x.• AT LAW. Rumored to tee Poet 0 flee Donau& II
, coed door. ALL2NTOWN PA. nor 91-1 y
Inn on
0000-
1110 d
Train.
•. r.
DUNK at BALDWIN. AVUORNEVIS
AND COUNHELLORB AT LAW. Allentown, Pa.
Ogles. No. 64 East Hamilton street.
0. M. Rant. F. A R. BALDWIS
59
50
5 44
S 3g
34
5 15
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FJ. MORE , ATTORNEY AT LAW,
• ALLENTOWN, PA. Ogllce, No. co Elul Niunfilon
Wont. WOaa be col:mulled In German. Jan 14,
raEORGE 11. RUMP, ATTORNEY
lJf AT LAW. Office with Ilon. John D Stiles, Allan
town, Pa
GEORGE R. IV LEMON, ATTORN EY
AT LAW, No. 518 nonillion street. nearly oppo
site the Conrt Houle. Allentown. Collections promptly
mode In Lehigh and Northampton cocotte.
MORRIS L. KAUFFMAN, ATTOR
NEY AT LAW. Office,' second door of the First
National Bank building, ALLENTOWN, PA. Col'action.
made In Lobigh and adiolning consitlea. Can be consulted
Lithe Eng Nab and (roman languages. nap 14-1,
DR. C. C. 11. GULDIN, SURGEON
DENTIST. Office, over Mn.s M. A. O. fluldln •
Trimming Store. No.:Hl:apt Ilannleun street, Allentown
LEVINMOYER, ATTORNEY AT
-1-4 LAW AND JUSTICE OF TILE PEACE, MILLERS
TOWN, LEIIIOII CO., PA. Particular attention paid to
Insolvent and decedent estate, Jan 6-17
ELIAS MERTZ. AI.I)ERNIAN,
SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCER
AGENT FOR THE SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
SA Wed ILwollton St. Allentown. PA
•
WM. N. YOUNG, JR.,
(WITH KNOWLTON. BYITQ L SCALE..)
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Kiloton 43, 45, 45 mad 47, No. 1130 WanMoMoi7 Strect, CM
Gag. jug.
TORN 0. BOWMAN. ATTORNEY
ti AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Room 8, N 0.630 W•
out Niro., Plalatlelplslo. mar 1-17
TIIOIIAS B. 11IETZGAR, ATTOR.
NEY AT LAW. ALLENTOWN. PA. Office, No. 61
East IlionMoe eireet. may 2D.'60
orZ_EORGE B. WHALE ATTORNEY
%_A AT LAW. °Mee, Firer door above Law Alley, AL
LENTOWN, l'A. may 20.6 m
TA ME% N. 111Ellt V, ATT it RN EY AND
ti COUNSELLOR AT LAW. eocmtB Boor of M. J. Kra
mer'', Mt' "I olTimto the Eagle Hotel, Allentown, Ps.
110, 1744
EDWARD HARVEY, ATTORNEY
AT LAW. Office, with llou. Sionuel A. Bridges.
ALLENTOWN, PA. may lay
JOIIN RUPP, ATTORNEY AT LAW
°Mee, N. E. Corner 6th and Hamilton Btreete ALLEN.
TOWN, PA. May 1.17
ADAM WOOLEVER, ATTOMiI r;
AT LAW. 001 co, unwell° the Court House, AL
LENTOWN PA. may 1.17
WI I.LIA Y 1 11. GLACE, ATTORNEY
AT LAW, CATASAUQUA, LEMON COUNTY
EgliM
RCLAY lIAMERSLY,ATTORNEN
• AT LAW CATASAUQUA PA. Jan 14-'6B-tf
Carpct3 anti Oil Cloth.
RICII AND ELEGANT
; CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
S. C. FOULK.
NO. 19 S. SECOND ST., PHILA.,
(Piret Carpet Store below Market, East side,)
Invites attention to hie splendid assortment of Imported
and American CARPETS, which will be sold eta von
mall advance. Goods warranted as represented so the
all can buy with confidence and eatistaction.
no, 23-tf
CARPETS I
CARPETS I
ALSO, OIL CLOTHS, AND MATTINCIS,
WINDOW SHADES, &C.,
G. B. SNYDER & CO.,
84 SOUTH SECOND ST., PIHLADA.,
West 1310 a, below Market
N. liberal discount to Churches and Clerm
men
lipal7.3mar
Thlt Cut Illustrator tho mannor of Usl ag
Fountain Nasal Injector,!
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GACF.'3 CATARRH lIVAZDY
1, 1.11, ill.l 11111111 'Ol 11 With
Wlll , ll 01114 111.• I IC°, 1•,111 1 / 1 • corr. , l high nit and
per!. city app l i , / t,I all part- , of illy torecien nrooll par
and tint clumiltio , or I'M itiCS I . °lllllllll/11 taint;
l'ac•••10111. lu ivaien 0114 . 0,1111 i ulcer. esiot,
a i I whir° I°, direlm,o ernrially prto
• • .•. The viola in treot.ii here,
tur W./ 11:13 orloon tarot from Ihr ilittim.illitity or
apt!. remedies 110 11 IV. and chamber*
by :my or the or•lin arc This i.lioticle In
ber way of of er.° iA 1,0,1,1.1 y by the
I iventron of leo, In iistin.r Ihts ito.itunient,
I lc Riad Is tto.trai•l 11/ Its aven weight) no snultnu. fore.
In) nr pomoirrt bcinq reg.tlreil.) up one 310nI111 iu *full
• 1.• .1 -00, Ito 100 111.:10•50 i.. 0 1,0 01 the
jI t• al II 11'1 , ,, 11110 1111 1 1 1 11111 . 111104 11111• Ci
11 C and rolotticra comma . . 11 I Pel un ll h. C 1.,!
113,011:nit of the opposllo nostril. 1:o ta-r I. I lal..not And
81/ 0111(1 that II rhil.l ran 1111 , 11 . 1 , 1:1111i it. fo il
tin 1 eV pit it (II ,cell our ourmnpony cods
• a , . Wit o o coed with 1 lib( Instrument, Dr.
S., •' , ..1:1 •4 I/ /(4 4 ,11 4 .41Y COI, 110,11( lIIIIICkt , of
"(!•.! ! i t the Head ~ by n few appllcatlonfi.
••••.) not 0114 or c .rart.ll. frequent bend
ach,..l, • • Into llama, conictintro pro
forw, 11101 MUCHA, ottrulent, Orrin-lye, &C.
In ot t i • tlrynr•ri, dry. watery, AVl'llk or Italonted
1 lilt 111/ jr obstruction or mind P./41LT...
I i.
. 4 • dearness, haw kiinz and couching to
•ac ii
t it, leeratlinri, scuba front Mee... volt'
l 0! •. • 1. 11 1 , 11 tie/tn . :, caboodle breath. Inquired or
t e al d • 0. r I 11•111 sancll and taste, ilIzzl•
. r 1 a t t,. 0 ,..0 0 0. 14,4144 of uruglite,
ti rh ...1,•, 110111 D, .6r. Only 4
p. V 1.1 I t••••• 3 sy niotntit* pip 1 I holy Itl bo orrrient lu
n• „ 1. 1 51 1111.! thin. •
Catarrh W.111(411', {clip used
te i tit • Ir. I'i 0 N meal Do Pitcher, pint aertim•
I. t•ti.• I wit I ow conaltutional treatment wlllru is
r .1•• t le•I in the pamphlet that wraps each hot.
• of ri • It to a perfect specific for this loath.
n.t.li • and the proprietor offer., in good faith,
0.10 , 1 rt•ward for a ewe ho can not cur.. The
Itton-ly I. mild anti pleasant to tire, containing no
.tronz nr catistie drugs or palming, The Coarth
roil at 50 cents, Douche al 611 cents, by
all illritgalata, or either will be mailed by pro.
victor on receipt. of 60 cents.
R. V. PIEUCE, 111. D.. •
Bole - Proprietor. •
BUFFALO. N. Y
may I w-tf
REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
S. R. Engelman & Bro.'s
CIHNA STORE.
HAS BEEN • REMOVED TO
No. 740 HAMILTON STREE
(Walker's Old Sland,)
ALLENTOWN, PA
ANNOUNCE MENT
SPRING TRADE.
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OP
TABLE WARE,
Vases, Cologne Sets, Figures, Smoking
Sots, Mantle Ornaments,
sod F AN CY A RTICLES. ever offered In thls
or with a large stork of
FINE CUT %ASS WARM
march 2
CHRISTY ft ROCAP,
WaOLISALE DEALER, ARD BMWS QP
FRESH AND SALT OYSTERS,
308 South Delaware Avenue,
All who mai bit clod enough to favor 1111 with their pai
n:max° u 11l rice vo prompt sod Woolvdlat , attawlloW
duplua that our ,Iforta to pi ts will Meet With ibe
approval of the put/qr.-we aollelt a Ilia
OROUOICIIIIISTY. MAO 11. 1100AP_, ,
formerly with J. Taolana, Formerly. T. Lambsit with r. Fo
sop.ll.2mw moldurry
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0. B. BN.TDZIt
I W. F. WARR.
■opt43mw
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Use per.
SPECIAL
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