Qtoal anti Lumber.
CHAS. W. ABBOTT
123713:115122
Union Street, Near Lehigh. Valley Depot,
Allentown
RITTER & ABBOTT,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Steel, Doors, Outside Blinds, Inside Blinds, Mould
, inv. Brackets Balusters, Pickets, Stair Rail
ings, Window Frames, Door Frames, dc.
SCROLL SAWING.
TURNIN
PLI G
NING,
MATCHING,
FLOORING and
DONE AT THE SHOE TEST NOTICE.
ALSO, STAIR BUILDING done and HAND RAILING
made to order.
Haying now had almost tee years' possession of the
Mill, roftwniehed It almost wholly with new and improv
ed machinery, and having none but experienced work
men, wo ore prepared to defy competition from at home
and abroad, both In prico and workmanship.
Do you contemplate building 1 Call at our Factory and
aatisfyyourself with a personal examination.
Drawings for buildings, brackets, patterns for orna
mental work, scrolls for porches, can be seen at alt times
by calling at our office. Any Information to the builder
furnished cheerfully and freely, by coiling at the Mtn,
factory, on Union Went, at the Jordan Bridge, Allen
town, Pa.. or by letter through the post office.
arm 3-/Y) RITTER & ABBOTT.
A EMMERT n OTTO. 11. M. OTTO. 0. W. MILLER
F LEER r, OTTO dc MILLER,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
LUMBER,
WILLIAMSPORT, PA.
HILL ON CANAL WEST OF MAYNARD STREET
OFFICE AT THE MILL
W F CRANE AMU..
Specttteleo.
SPECTACLES! V
SPECTACLES!!
EYE GLASSES, So.
ir Ajtgo o,, a . nA y en t itt4 ,, n . mv c r! . m a e:lt of all kinds of
V"/
CIIAS. S. MASSEY'S,
NO. 23 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
ALLENTOWN, PA
Having devoted a great deal of care and attention to the
!spectacle business for three lest few yearn, I find that my
tininess in that line has increased no conch that I have de
rmined to make It a SPECIALTY. There in no article
manufecinred in which there in so much deception prac•
aged as there is In Spectacle Olassee. Knowing that the
public hove been frennently hninbneged by parties pre
tending to have a superior article of Classes, and charging
exorbitant prices for them, thereby Wanking upon thono•
°mitten end infirmities of ago, I have taken pain, to tie•
tact a large mud complete assortment oath*, finest and beet
01 ..... ever manufactured, thus affording all persona
seeding 9pectaclee an opportunity of purchaning at rea
sonable pricee. Persons having any difficulty in being
suited elsewhere will do well to giro me a call, an I foal
confides' that no one will fall to be suited. Remember the
old eland, No. M Rant Hamilton tweet, opposite the Ger
wanßefot teed Church, AllentoWn, Pa. inn if
Boot igniters
JOHN R. LENTZ,
BEABOLD WM. ,
R. WEINERIEIBIER
JOHN JR.
JOHN E. LENTZ & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
YOUNG & LENTZ
The firm of Young & Lentz wax unsolved by mutual
oorment en Febru ry 19th. 1871 Mr. Young retiring. Wm.
Y. Welnalielmer and John Eleabold, Jr., having taken hie
place. TIM PM firm hove, to have the continnanco of the
patronage uo beetowed upon the old Arm. They
will tole their utmost enduayom to acc.domodate their
patrol. with promptnens and turolidi
• BOOTS AND SHOES
of the brit make end material, and will always have
hand large assortment of the most desirable sty!
salted to the trade of his section.
The ern of Young & Lentz having been dissolved. al
parties indebted to thorn lore requested to make settlemen
between thin date and Anrll let next. The books will re
main at the old stand. Hither of the old partners Is au
thorleed to sign In liquidation. feb
Goobo.
LeIIIAISTRE it ROSS,
212 North Eighth Street, Phila.
By er:dialog themselves to a special Bee of goods ►od
doing • hr go trade, are able to buy and sell cheaper than
those who deal Ina more general way. Not a thing de
alrable Is wanting to make up the most thorough stock of
WHITE GOODS,
All aorta of Laces, and at this soanon a specialty
mado of
EC=I
barikl%dctain lacbrth: yard. The cbole
. o N mo t c.. to c ooud.
Oar 271X1 pieces, representing more than 30 I yards
HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS
AU select ratterue and buttou•holo edged.
• else tucking and bin tucking corubleAtlous mad
solely for their own sale, •
1101 =1:13
=EMI
TO THE PUBI IC
REMOVAL.
BUR NEW STORE
GUTH & KERN,
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS
MOULD most respectfully .call the
.attentiou of their
Mend.. customers. and the public generally, to the foot
that they have just removed to their newly and elegantly
ailed up STORY. BUILDINO.one door west of their form
er local...wad immediately adjoining the First Natiouni
Bank, being the building formerly occupied by Schreiber
Bro.. whore they propose to oAitinuo o
DRY GOODS BUSINESS
In all its vnrled branches. They hare the finest, best
and cheapest stock or GOODS ever offered to the public.
=bracing everything that the public con wish. They
would especially invite the attention of all to their eon
assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
This department they flatter themselves to be the best
ever offered to the public of Allentown and vicinity, for
style. quality and cheapnesa.goode of the most approved
patterns, dtc., conalidlng of
Black and Fancy Silk., Black and Fancy Silk Poplins
Black and Fancy Molnar, Black and Fancy Alpaca.,
Black and Colored Striped Saltines. Black Bom
bazines, Black Australian Crape, Black Pop
lin., Black Velveteens, Silk Velvet, Sat
in Striped Versailles Cloth, Satin
Striped Lorne lobes, Silk Strip- •
ed Mohair, Silk Figured Sul
tans, Brocade Japaneee
Bllkr, Brocnde Pop
Hoe, Serge Wool
Plaids
scotch Wool Plaido, Cord sod Colored Velveteen.. Eng
Bab and Pronch Midge.. Plaid Poplins, Plaid
Chintrea, Plaid Nainaooks, Broglie, Thibet, Ile
hulk. haratoga. Vigil's. Loog Branch, NI•
agora and Watervliet Long and Square
BRAWLS, In ['BEAT VARIETY.
WC ALL and NEE.
La they are buying krlctty ( o r mu & th e y Mat o , th em .
Wye. that thoy con offer gloat laducemept. to 1,,,11.5d
wishing to boy good Goode at reasonable prices.
They only ask the public to give them 11. call and execu
tes lb* stock. and compare prices and on.tlity. Tliey
defy competition.
Thankful for past tavota, they will endeavor to merit /
continuance of the patronage of their old customers, ai
well as of all new comers,
HIRAM 00TH)
Jan 24.3 m d
CONSHOHOCKEN
BOILER AND COIL WORKS
JOHN WOOD, JR..,
MANIIIACTORMI. or
TUBE. FLUE AND CYLINDER. BOILERS, BATH
AND STEAM CIRCULATING BOILERS.
All kind. of Wronaht Iron Colin 'rover. for Bleat For
-111.11C4. Gamometern, iwnoke blacks, Blast Pi, Iron Wheel
barrows, and everything to the Boller and S h ort Imo lino.
Mao, all kindlier Iron nod Steel Forging. and lilecknmilk
work, Miner.' foole of all kin/1.01.h. Whew Dockets,
Pinks, Drilla. alolleta, Sledge.], &c.
Having • Steam Hammer nod set of tool.] of all k hada
and skilled workmen. I flatter myself that I eon turn out
Work with promptneaa and dlapalch, all of which will be
warranted to he nrat•cleas.
Patching Buller., .d repairing generally. •tricilv
lulled to. apr 17
HARTMAN
WASTE PA •
The Highest Ca.
•ER DEPOT
h Price Paid For
Old Newspapers Old Blank Books
, Orevery deeeriptlon. And Ledgers,
Waste Paper, That are all written over.
°tell kind.. 0 d'Parnphlete,&o.
face. Itovaleuoteo MU C BfORT.
M 6 from
Dealer.
2d
JI :/rVAN.taiTaBl. PhlliVs
.11 inanciat.
JOSEPH PULLER it CO.'S
_ _
BANKING HOUSE
Fogaiapilk, Lehigh County, Penny.
MONEYB received on depoelt, nod 0 per cent. Internet
allowed on all some fen:waning will ho
or over. For
shorter periods special rates will paid.
Executors, Administrators, Trustees, Assignees,
Treasurers, Tax. Collectors
and other cuttodiana of public or privato moneys, are
°tiered liberal Talon of Interest
Farmers, Merchants. Laborers add all who It avo money
to pat out on Interest for n o ur or short period will find
Our Institution nn agreeable and advantageone one in
which to do nosiness.
Mono deposited tothin Institution IS SAFE AND WELL
SECURED.
legteAlant, money loaned out on favorable term,
JOSEPH MILLER. 1.11. LICHTENWALNER,
FRANK J. SLOUGH. Inprii-Oral
ILLERSTOWN SAVING BANK
MILLERSTOWN, LEHIGH COUNTY.
Thin luelitrilion will be °netted on or before the lott day
April. Money will be taken on deponit nt all Omen itud,
nuy sums from one dollar upwards, for which
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
por arantrn will be paid.
Deposits may be withdraws at nay limo Aloe. mousy
°ailed out favorable terms.
J AMES WEILER, Pres bleat
Cliff [LIN SITINert. Cashier.
J. F. At. Shilrert, (leery Ludwig,
Frederick C. Cobol, Christ a K. Henninger,
David Monier, W Mit n Saliday.
Orlebel, li I r. ERller,
Horatio T. Hartzog, Ileajamitt J. SchretWer.
mar 10.0,0
ALLENTOWN NAVINGS iNsTuru.
TION,
Organized as "Dirties Saving Institution,"
NO. 58 EAST lIAMILTON ST.,
(NEARLY OPPOSITE TIIE AUERICAN HOTEL)
P 4 YS SIX PER CENT. INTEREST FOR
MONEY ON DEPOSIT.
This Institntion, the oldest Saving Bunk in Eastern
Pettoxylroolo, has born in continuo. and successful
operation for tro years, and continues tat say SIX PER
CENT. INTEREST on tnoney for ono your, and special
rates of intorest for shorter periattig.
deposits of atone)' will bo held strictly cone.
denttal.
111111111
Executors, Administrators, Trashes, Assignees,
Treasurers, Tax Collectors,
and other custodians of public or ,privale moneys, MITO Of
fornd liberal rates of interest.
Farmers, Merchants, Laborers, and all who have
money to put ou interest for a long or short period will
find our Institution an agreeable and advanlageous ono in
Which to do business. We especially Write LAMM, to
transact their booking business with us.
MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS have special Privi
leges granted by our charter—having fob power to trans
act business with on in their own
Money deposited with this Institution
IS SAFE AND WELL SECURED,
•
by a Capital stock and armpit. money molly of emir
SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, and addition. the
Board of Trustees have, as required lip t barter, given
bonds tinder the supervision of the Conn in the null of
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, which bonds are ream ,
tared In and hold by tho Court of Common Pleas of this
county for the ..coney of depositorn.
Oar Iron Vaults aro of the most secure end exleuniva
kind knowurin this country, as a uersooal Inspection will
show, and to which wo Invite our friends awl customers.
Wo refer to Rile, believing that safo Burglar Proof Vaults
complete the safety and reliability of a good Saving Rank
WI LLIAiI AINEY, President.
CHRISTIAN pitgrz, Tien ProOdoot.
REITHEN STABLER, Cashier.
TRUSTEES
....... ...
Witham H. Alan), Charles S Bush,
Christian Fret:, John D. Stiles,
F. E. Samuels. Benj. J. Ilageubuelt.
Ooorgo Brobst, Samuel Sell,
Nathan Peter. tan 12-tr
FRANKLIN. SAVINGS lIANIi,
Located at the corner of Hamilton street Rod Churth
alley, in Lion Hall. second story. oppusito the Germ/to
Reformed Church. In the City of Allentown. to organized
and ready for huslnemi. rent posy .SIX p• r vent. In.
Weld on all ttepostts e.rreptbusiness deposits, for env
period Lobe cahttlistedf nom Ms dale of deposi.
To Recurs which, the Trust/mt. of the temitethet have
filed In the Court of Commou Pleas of Lehigh County,
ander the direction of the Court. a hood In the .111 of
Twenty-aye Thom/nod Dollurs, conditioned for the faith•
ful keeping and appropriation of all such sums of money
as shall het/laced in charge of said FRANKLIN SAVINGS
BANK whether as deposits, or shares of stock. which
bondmay ho enlarged by the Court whenever it may tic
deemed necessary
In addition to thin. the Act of Incorporation maker the
Stockholders personally !haute to Mt depositors tar
Jou
blethe amount of the aopifnl Stook of the Hank. which
Is fifty thousand dollars. with liberty to 11/crease It to one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
These provisions will make It u veer desirable add safe
place of deposit.
Besides, it may he proper to stub• that the deposit.. trill
he kept in one of the gafesi and heel 7/rofeehtf rota Its to
this city.
Arrangements will be mode to furnish drafts tau the cities
Of NoW York nod Philadelphia
S. A. BRIDGES. Presift• nt
IL W. WI 1,51,N, lire !'reside. rat
.1. E. ZIMMERMAN. et/shirr.
Trrit. rh : •
Daniel It. Miller, S. A. Bridget..
Jolis 11011.31, .1. W W ikon,
William Iliter, J. E. 7Assuerntu
D.ll. Croft:,Peter Groa n,
Eds . In .7.lniss.rwas. Isar 30
THE ERIN SAV TF GS BANK
WM. L. YOYIN
NORTH SE)' N7II ST., ABOVE I.I.VDA'A
ALLENTOWN. I'A.
Thin bank hen been established for tho purism,' of corry•
lag on a general Banking bassos, awl to olfor to the
community a SECURE INVESTMENT for their money at
home, at the mane rate of intermit that it would command
In New York or Now Jersey.
MONEY LOANED OUT ON GOOD SECURITY
Mir Oold, Silver and Government Bomb, booklit nun
sold.•
Drafts drawn on the principal cities of the United Staten
In sums to snit pnrchanere.
Collectionn mode on ell accennible potato, mud proreed•
promptly remitted at carrent rates.
Formern, Merchantn, Litliortirs and nll hour Inn/let
to pot out on Intermit for long nr closet polled Ilud
thin Institution ogrenabln oue in
which to do buslorr,
li:M=22l2=
SEVEN PER CENT. for ono year.
SIX PER CENT. if 14ft for tlo ry JAVA awl outlay ea.
rear.
.111.TRovootto killown at. lieu 3i Js~
WILMINGTON AND READING
11 A 1 I_, RO A D
SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS,
FREE OF TAXES
we ere oil, ring the Ilecoud Mortgage [hook of this
AT 85 AND ACCRUED INTEREST,
I itlerefil Payable Jaliariarli ~..4t
I,ooos, 500 s and 100 s
And egg be 11E0I5TIl1tED freg er eNpt..... The egg%
tglfigelleneoug freights mid rgg+egt: , ere eel ,
etftetly ipelfeelleg Tire Ipermtee for tee IlJi mow.
ending Septet-gig. 1, 1072 over the Igo dig mouth+ ending
September I, 1871, wgg V , 5.52191.
Itemphtete and Inforeettlue eau be obt,.lned of
HAVEN & BRO,,
I , lsent Agents qf the Unititi Match,
40 SOUTH T 111 RD STREET,
PTIMADELPIIIA.
STOCKS BOUGHT AND. SOLD
GREAT ATTRACTION
NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS!
CLOTHING ! CLOTH I N
GRAND SPRING AND SUMNER OPENING
GREAT REDUCTION IN MICE , I
T. OSNITIN & Co.,
I=
BARGAINS
AT THE
GREAT . nom LNG EM IN It I t M
IN REISIEIt'S
NO. 605 HAMILTON &ITEM
Wu would tuform the cillrens of
rounding country amt We are meritrod with it lon, stock
of goods for
FALL AND WINTER WEAN,
sod offer Itinm In the public at roononobt , nth,. To Mow
h o
BA R buy their Clothlutt ready•ottolo, they are prepared to
r GAINS.
CTIIOB. KERN.
1gi091.9m w
WHOLS SUITS MADE TO ORDFR I
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS
Cat and math, lo thopaorloityle, and by the best workmen
OUR STOCK OP
CLOTHING, CLOTHS AND CASSINIERES
la larger than 111,114 been before • and we Intend In eell at
very aIaIALL PROFITS, and giro our cnatemera tbo bene•
our low nurelitteea•
Great onautlilen and varlotlee of
NECKTIES, CUFFS, COLLARS,
Aud everything In the lino of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
MEN'S,.YOUTHS% BOYS' nod CHILDREN S
READY-MAD I, CLOTH ING ,
, CONSTANTLY ON lIALD.
do p or, ;,°01111. h .1 rier . 14'
n"'"ton .!reel, third
T. 0111111171 f, JACOB BCAIOLL LTE.
01. 21 t
A I.ROFITABLE BUSINESS!
LIGHT EQUALTO O AS, AT ONE•EIMITII THE COSTI
Cannot be txploilvl. No chin", 0, or trick Baca.
MEN deslrlag a PROFITABLE IMISIN EBELcau eecore
the EXCLUSIVE EMIT fur the sale of DYOTT'S PAT
ENT CARBON OAS LIMIT BURNERS AND OIL, (or
COUNTIES or STATES. Write fur formtion or call no
M. B. DYOTT,
No. 114 SOUTH SECOND ST.. PHILO,
N..II.—CHURCHES with CHANDELIERS
anti LAAIPS of evert, arecrfpf fon. 21 per cent. cheaper
than at any other establiAltment in the couotry.
mar 1341mw.
TAE LEHIGH_ REGISTER, ALLENTOWN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30,1872.
13=1
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glothing,
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WE . ENTREAT YOU -
ALL,-
,
PREPARE 1 PREPARF ! !
FOR THE
FALL AND . WINTER
CAMPAIGN
Now Opening
AT TUE
c
MaMMOt ' l i F tores
OF
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E. S. SHIMER k CO,
NO. 705 AND 707 HAMILTON' 'STREET, ALLENTOWN.
OUR BUSINESS INCREASING!
FULLY PREPA RI :I) TO MEET HAI AN DS !
AN UNDENIABLE PACT THAT WE HAVE THE BEST AESORTMENT'OF
5
LADIES' DRESS • GOODS,
UNPARALLELED IN THIS
CITY AND VALLEY. .
- .A.ISCD 7
Sli AWLS SACKS. FANCYSACK I 'WES,
WATER PROOF CLOTH, PLAIN AND FANCY COLORS,
SILK VELVETAND VELVETEENS,
WOOLENS FOR MEN, YOUTH & BOY;' SUITS.
DOMESTIC GOODS
OF EVERY POSSIBLE DESCRIPTIOV.
BOTH STORES CROWDED TO INSPECT OUR IMMENSE STOCK !
ALL SIGNIFY THEIR UTTER ASTONISHMENT AT OUR LOW PRICES.
LT - A etanding inrOation to all. Call, examine and be ronvine.d.
[Sept. BM
TREMENDOF STOCK OF LUMBER!
GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR THE FALL TRADE
AT niE
AILENTOWTN LUMBER YARDS
\V. R. TREX LER .& BRO..
Corner 'of Tenth and Hamilton Streets, Allentown, Pa
BE SURE AND LOOK FOR TUE
"BL IT 14 1 , sIGNr
We have on hand all kinds of
White Pine Boards, White and
Yellow Pine Flooring, Spruce
Flooring, superior lot of
Souther, Yellow Pine
Step Boards, all kinds
of Hemlock Boards,
White and Yel-
Io w Pine
Scantling,
Rough and
Dressed Sidings,
Hemlock Joists and
Scantlings, all kngtlis
and sizes, Fence Boards
tad Rails, Roofing Lath,
Plastering .1 - , a t li, Palings,
- Fence Posts, all. kinds of Shin
gles, &C., &c
Persona in need of lumber for large buildings will find it greatly to their advantage to call,
being constantly ready to fill orders for all kinds of lumber used in large buildings upon the
most favorable terms, and at the shortest notice.
Every article belonging to a first-class lumber yard is constantly kept on hand.
Thankful for past favors, we invite our friends to call and Inspect our stock.
Respectfully, N. R. TREXLER E BRO.
GROV ER & BA K E R'S
ELASTIC LOCK-STITCH FAMILY SF,WING MACHINES
nibroidery
Are Lr xelusl , 7l
kl,r Braiding
Are Unexcelled
Jrl, Quitting
Are Unequalled
For Ilenitning
Are &wed( r /3.
r •_ ~
_
1 , 0 1
1 :
q
4.• t-.
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Ar Tucking
tr• to tiapproachablt
hbr (lathering
Are Unsurpnasee
For Stitching
Are Faultleu
For Cording
Are Incomparable
For Felling
Are A dmtrablt
111 F. BEST IN USE!
New Styles Sittatio Stitch •
Sewing Machines
For Manufactoring.
To on NEW STYLES, vldcli posseeannmlatakable advantages over the NOISY and CUMBROLF
-Lyles a Ler makers;
CALL AND RXAMINE.
J. F. WIREBACK, Agent.
H' • , CE AND SALESROOM, opposite Delman Reformed Church,
No. 620 Hamilton S
ALLENTOWN
Rolling Mill Co.,
BucrexPora to
TIIAYEIt, ERI)MAN. \VILSON & CO.,
.IklattufActurers of
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
BRIDGE CASTINGS,
RAILROAD TURN . TABLES,
MILL GEARING, SHAFTING,
Furnace, Rolling II and Mining Work,
&c., S c., Sc
N. 11.—All work gokrwared rod a.livery prompt.
L. IL 012085, Supt
augnet9-3113 w 3
A HANDSOME MOUSTACIIE l• •
1
MOUSTACHE PROF. ST. CROIX'S FRENCH COhl.
wit MESS. POUND' the Oren/ HAIN ()ROWER,
MoUSrACHE. win proln a a Itontritot MOINTACHE
WHISKERS. ..1. ~', MeIt:EDS on the etnootheet (see.
Plea...tot to use. Kent to any Battens. on
recelpt ot I._ If t y ("ante
11 . BOND. CHEMIST.
%NTH and CHESTNUT (as.. PHILA.
N. E. Cor. T
1,2112.17 tv
AL LUMBER OF SUPERIOR QUALITI
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root, Al
nun!, Mon. on groin - -
I. EV I LS and d BITS
of which interfere with Al A ll AU E—w itb enro illenno of
relief for the Erring and Unfortunate, dittesat.ed and debit.
hated. Addrotta, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. goulb
Ninth dreet, Philadelphia, PR.
COME
AND
9==l.
Particular attention In de
Find from all who
requlrc
F. AST, DURABLE
Shuttle Sewing Machined
Manufacturing
FAMILY
SEWING
MEMO
.ntown, Pa
v.! atcbos al* 3ctutirp
BAILEYLO
Ithestnut & 12th Sts.,
HIL A DELom,
jewelers anb Stluersmiths.
FINE WATC4ES,
FREfiCii C -OCKS,
_ BRONZES,
PLUED WARE.
lQualitp Guaranteeo.
Ibootis sent IN Express on
approuat.
wm., -17
ISAAC K. STAUFFER,
WATC I ES AND JEWELRY,
No. I{S NORTH SECOND ST., coo. or QUAKIIT, PHILA
An aortment of Watches, Jewelry, Silver and
tN w
Plnted Ware conetnntly on band.
C.. , Apr llep A irt.g of Wstclies and Jewelry protnrtlY
aended to. nor 5..1r
KELLER at BROTHER,
NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON ST.,
ALLENTOWN. PA,
CLOCKS,
wall regulated and warranted. All
l ien and price.. from
upwards. A larger tontortment o
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
than can be round In any other store In the city.
JEWELRY OF ALL E
KINDS,
SILVER WAR
gayeryclim Option. ,
airWatenes repaired on Short Notice.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
CHARLES S. MASSEY'S,
No. El East Hamilton aired, opposite the Gorman Re
formed Church. Ind received from New York and Phlls
adelphia, all the latest styles
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GOLD WATCHES.
He has the largest and beet assortment of Ould Watches.
and at lower prices than can be found elsewhere.
SILVER WATCHES.
He has a larger and better assortment of Silver Watches
than can be purchased anywhere else.
GOLD JEWELRY.
lie has the largest and hest assortment of all kind. of
Gold Jewelry.
GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY.
Ile has a lar g er and better assortment of all kind. of 0111
and Plated Jewelry than can ho found elsewhere.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
Any l ? person h. ' l d:Witlirro r otlOTh r l: l ll . lfe r CTOI Plated Ware
CLOCKS.
A larger aseurtment than at any other establishment.
MELODEONS.
A splendid assortment of Prince's Melodeon., the hest
in the world.
ACCORDEONS.
A splendid assortment of all kinds of Accord...
Ills establishment hen lately been fitted op. and Is sow
second to none In New York and Philadelphia. and ahead
of anythingontaide the large cities. Hellas a larger stock
of (RAJAoo able goods In bin line than all others In Lehigh
county combined. To convince yourselves of the above
call and see
Jor fly' labia;
--- •,
m it.s. GuLDIN s
Ladies' Trimming Store,
ALLENTOWN, PA
The trade at this old and well known eetabllshrnent Is
coustantly increasing. walnut," the fact .hat NEW GOODS
are being constantly received of the LATEST STYLES
and always suitable to the wants of her numerals gusto.
mere. People should always go where they are sure to be
united at low genres.
ATTENTION, LADIES!
REAL WHITBY, JET JEWELRY,
FRENCH JET AND VULCANITE JEWELRY
FINE PLATED JEIVELRI
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Park and Vienna Fano. link Pins, Fancy Loather Gouda,
Fancy Ornaments. Panay Bone, Desks. Droning Caere.
Toilet ()undo. U abrollas lu Silk. Cliogharn and Alpaca.
All gas. an red superior lu quality and moderato Inprices
H. DIXON,
ert3-w7 N . 2) South Elthth Street, PhUeda
MA DA B STEEL,
131:3 Chystuut Street; Philadelphia,
II reeolvel hem Purls the tatted Spring styles
POLONAISE, BUSTLES AND
CORSETS.
for tr olu aViclorieund pronoola googol..
ROOM St NW , +. BUSTLE SKIRTS
da
Pork Worly l Chi',keen Corooto,ull at lwrolor ] ricer.
[nor 20 ly or]
TEMPLE - OF
ESTAdLISIIED
MRS. M. A. BINDER,
1101, N. W. COR. l ITn L CHESTNUT STS.,
PHILADELPHIA,
lovao,r and Designer of
Paris and Lodnon Novellies,
Elegantly Trimmed Paper Patter:. of Latest and most
reliable Rolm., for Ladli a' and Children'm Dr en
Dee. TO111111101,:a, NOM and Imitation faces,
Mover, Fans, Haa - nt, 'lien French Jew el r y . Fancy
floods. DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING In the moat hmte•
fat and elegant manner. Per/ref System of DRESS
CIITTI.Vri Taught.
motet punctomity In folfilloont of order.. PAPER
PATTERNS', WHOLEnA LE AND RETAIL mlil2.3mw
82000
Pall ANNUM
CAN BE MADE IN SELLING THE
N 1W
W H EEL ER & W LSONS'S
SEWING MACHINE.
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A few active, reliable bu-i.ess teen of geed Labtis and
address. wanted in desirable territory at present lILVXCII-
Pied. Wag.), furnished ; iecurity re gull ed. Send for
infortuallon. or call on
PETERSON & CARPENTER, Gen'l Agl'e,
914 CHESTNUT STREET,
PIiIL•DEPI2II
•
J W. ALTHOUSE, Agent,
'-Ir 814 11..nsilten , street. Allentown.
ESTABLISHED IN 1810
Fancy Dyeing Fetablishment
J. & W. JONES,
2't'o. 432 .rorlh Front Street. Mandelvltta. Pa.
DVE Silks. Woolen and Pansy Goods of ever, dracrlP-
Don. Their superi qity of Dyeing Ladho' and Gentle
meo's Garments widely know n . Crape and Merino
Nhawle dyed the most brillierm and plain colors. Crape
and Merino tihswls cleansed to loon like new. Also.
tiontl.men's Apparel, and Cortaina. cleansed or re..dyed.
Kid Oloves cleansed or dyed to look like new. 110. Call
and look at nor work before going etarwhere. roach
aka cur. Ninth and Vine stn. Cupr3.2mw
FALL OPENING
Or pity GOODS.
J. M. HAFLEIGH & CO.,
1105 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPP.IA,
• Have .w open
BILKS,
IN ALL THE NEW SHADES.
DRAP D'ALA.IA.S
AND I)RAP D'NICE.
IN ALL THR . NEW SHADES.
MERINOS AND CASHMERES
IN ALL THE NEW COLORS.
NEW TEXTURES IN .ALL COLORS.
. BLACK
.SILKS.
In GREAT bargalee. •
BLACK SILK VELVETS,
at lowest prices.
New Styles in Ladies Suits & Sacks
al.
MOURNING GOODS in great, variety.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
TO COUNTRY TRADE.
oat o.3mer
P J[) "Ll If" "i'
DOYLESTOWN, PA
The scholastic leer will basin on WEDNESDAY. SEP
TENDER FOURTH, 1872. For Catal.que• apply to
HENRY H. norm'. A. L.! Principals
Rae. LEVI 811EIP , A. S i.l
Trustees : sey. 8. N. Andrews D. IS , o , P. Jame s
B. U. Richard Watson, Esq., N. b J•toss. Ern., U. O.
Lear. Esq.. Morita Loh, A.J. Larne. Louie P. Wont..
I
Aaron Meredith. Andrew Scott, Samuel Trams,
Omer. byJihnw
fgebiOnat.
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NEW DRUG STORE
I take the ploaenre or Informing my neteero
Mende tad the nubile In general that I have open ed
a
a new Dreg Store at
NO. 736 HA 31 I LTON STREET,
•od tiara It with a cjefullr molested stock of
Pure Drugs and Medicines
PATENT MEDICINES,
COAL OIL, and a A lAgmlfir n akrlAL OIL LAMPS
Choice Perfumery Rod toilet articles, as the finest E
trade for handkerchief acid bathing. flair Oils. flair I.
viyoratula end flair Dye.. An Innumerahleaseertme
of Toilet tioape for washing. altering and er”lnsr oil. f
or paint. Tooth Brashee and flair 'Jellabas ut all grad
and pricer..
Pocket [Woke. Albums, Pane Book.. Paper sod Pen
Pocket Knives and Razors, a large variety or the he
Engliell and (term. Flab Honks and Tackler. lu ehor
everything that can he expected In a
First• Class City Drug Store,
ITICIM
The Very Lowest Market Rates
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
PHYSICIANS . PRESCRIPTIONS will bee specialty
end will be filled day or night milli the greatest punctual
ity a WI accuracy.
Physician...ad Storekeeper. %applied with everything
la my line at the lowest market rates. Having had ex
patience Elora my childhood in the Drag businexa I reel
confident that I ran serve all who may favor me with a
call, to their eatlefactioa. •
E. W. DANOWSKY.
Dr. WM. DANOWSKY
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take. Mx opportunity to thank his numerous friend. f
put favor. and will be at the Druz Store of his eon
wall on all who may dealre his medical terrine..
REMEMBER THE. PLACE,
735 HAMILTON STREET,
Rd ween Seventh and RigUA
lEEE'
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LARGEST STOCK I
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GRAT INDUCEMENTS
To buy all your furniture , :il , T:argeel (striatum store In
GEORGE. W. HEIMBACH
782 HAMILTON BT.,ALLENTOWN.
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The Arm hove recently put In a 11,1111•
SIOTH ALL PG ATE.OLASS TRONT. and
have otherwise enlarged their facilities for
keeping on hand the largest stock In the city.
Their
1 1
ELEGANT FURNITURE I
le manufactured Int/harem* asfahnshotritt,
under their own aupervislon, and Is warrant.
ed to be the bast In the market. An Inspection
of their stock will convince buyers of the •
violets , of h4l !log rg l o m lt h e . m
manufacture KITTLE'S
PATM SPRING BED, and are sole agent. for that
superior bed. Call and melt. Remember
The Mammoth Glass Front.
AGENTS QUICK l choi9e
will mlee
choice of terrlto -
ry, (there Is a
rush for Moo DtO LEWIS' last and greatest work.
OUR • DIGESTION ,
or, ]l l' JOEL I FRIEND'S SSCES T.
It to by odds the moat tattles cud salable book In the
geld. lltls on a vitally hooortant •obJect. 2lt Is by.
Lemke , . most popular writer on health.' 3lt in for
be prii.e. the largest sad baudsoment book lever sold by
subscription. •geats. the people are sager for such
book. and will urge you to bring It to them. Write for
Arms. , free.
CiEO.IIACLEAN, Publisher.
uovIILIY W 733 Sacsom Street. Phllidelrbbs.
E ILLUSTRATED PREEN°.
1.. LOOICAL JOURNAL e•ery respect First.
Clam Magmlae. Its a rticles are the highest Interest I n
all. It teacbm what we are and b Montalto the most of
.mealy.. The Information Ilan team on the Lawn of
Life sod llealtb in well worth the trite of thit Madarinr
to oven , (mil]. It is published at 10.00 • year. Ily a
Jot
we are enabled to oder the Phrena
oglcar Joaroal na Prank:UM f o r he new subecribers to
•tio Limon EntllnTlß. or will famish the Lawton Rung.
at and Yhrsiologlcal Joaroal together fur 621 IC. Ws
VAT; d altiordirs To d 10
an
who w~tttettooo~k !At,
• Allentewn. Pa.
READING IRAIL-aw, , wa •
ROAD. -
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 1, 1872.
Train. leave liarrlabnrg for New York as follow,: at
CA 810 a. sn., and 2On p. tn., connecting with similar
trains 'on P taints Railroad, and arriving at New
York at 1110. 360 and 9 40 p. m. reepectively.
Returning leave flaw York at 900 a. m.. 12 06 noon and
600 p. m.; Philadelphia at 79 1 , 890 a. m. and 990 p.m.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville, Tamaqua.
Aahland. Shamokin, Albentown, and Phila
delphia at 6 00 and 8 10a. m., 200 and 403 p. m. ' . topping
at Lebanon and principal way elation. the 403 p m.
train ronnectinff for Philadelphia, Pottsville
lle and Colum
bia only. For Pottsville. SchnYlkill Haven and Althorn,
via Schuylkill apd Sunquohanna Railroad leave Hartle -
berg at 111 vo. m.
East Pennsylvania Ratko, d trains leave Reading for
Allentown. Easton and New York at 7 OD. 10 40, a. m and
406 p m, Returning, leave New York at 900 a. m., 12 Cl
noon and 6 CO m. ,
p. and Allentown at 726 a. m., 12 27
noon. 216, 191 and 933 p. m.
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at 790 a. m.,
connecting with Omitar train on East Penna. Railroad;
returning leave Reading at 620 p Co., stopping at all ets•
Rona. -- -
Leave Pottsville at 690 and 900 a. m., and 230 p.
Herndon at 1000 a. m. Shamok in at 640 and 1116 a. m.,
Aehland at 706 a. m. and 12 43 p m.. alahndby City at
751 a. m. and 120 p. In., Tamaqua at 833 a. m. and 210
F . m. forPhiladelphla. New York, Reading, Harrisburg,
e.
Leave Pottsville 'el. Schuyik and Suequebanna Rail
road at 813 m. for Harrisburg, and 11 45 a. tn. for Mus
grove and Tremont.
Pottsville Accommodation Train leaves Potts•ille at 3a
a. th.. pima. Reading at 7 03 a. m.. arriving at Phildel.
phla at 933 a. m. Returning, leaves . Philadelphia nt 313
p. m., paining Reading at 7 40 D. arri•ing At Potts
ville at 20 p. m.
Po
Accommodation Train leaves Pottstown at
ell. tu. Returning, leaves Philadelphia (Ninth and
Own. ) at 4 90 p. m.
Columbia Railroad Trains 'nava Reading at 7 20 a m and
15 p m for Ephrata. LIU., Lanoteter. Colombia, kr, ;re
turning leave La, caator at . .31 111, and :1 p 111, and
Corambla al 8 15 o m. and 3 13 p m
r
es
. . . , . .
P. kirnasn Ragllrtrtd Tralus PNAVC Pci kinumn Junction
at 7 3.1. 855 a in, 2 5.5 And pto Returning. !rave
Ortwn Lauo at 6 15 a tn. i 2 35 atl.l 201.01.connect,ug
with trains on Reading Itallruad.
Pickering Valley Railroad trait. leave PLroolz•ill• at
110 a in, 310 nod sal p ; returning Nov. Byers at Uas
a m, 45 noon, and 431 p in, connecting with almilar
trains on Reading Railroad.
Colebrookdale Railroad trains leave Pottstown at 9 40 a
m and 12), 825 and 7 15 p in; returning leave Mount
Pleasant nt 800, B Wend 11'27 a in, and 321 pm. connect.
mg with train. on Reading It. It.
Cheater Valle Railroad Trains Rove Bridgeport at 3 ,
a m and 270 an d 533 pm; returning, leave B 4 mitagion
66 am 12 30 and 6711 p m, connecting with •Indlar
trains on (Reading Railroad.
On Sunday.: leave Now York at 6CB p m, Philadelphia
at 80p a on and 316 p m (the 800 it in train ruralist{ only to
Reading), leave Pottsville at HOU n m, Harrisburg at 600
sin and 2lb p m Alloatown at 4 38,t0d 935 p m, Rend
log or 71.5 a m anti 13 65 p in for liarr.hurg, at 740 a In for
New York, at 7'20 a m for Allentown and at o+l n tri and
716 p m for Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, School and Exctir.M.n
'rickets, to and from all points, at reduced rates.
Baggago checked through; 100 poornis allowed ,mcl.
Passenger. J. E. WOO rTEN.
augl Ir] .144 f. Supt.& Rug. dbrch
. 11111
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( -- ukT AnAiAttu Asin c. T rm .
FOOELSVILLE It. ft.
and nfl
tetestuc
Ith the
Win. I
t Wen!
A.N
for JUNE TIMID, 1872, Paneetwor TrolOs oo
goals Fogobwlllo Railroad will run lo connec•
holllgh Valley, Lehigh AL Susquehanna, And
Railroad, no follow.,
STATIONS.
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the Cat
'lon w
gnat 1'
Trains
6 (3
7 CO
7W
7 15
771
7 37
7 sa
7 46
7 61
I Mt,
The murningtrala wart letve•Calr sumo. on the Jr rival
of the L V R. It. Pseeenger train from B.Lit.., bet
hem and All. town, sod eunneeir at Ali:trill. with A tr...
irtAe Bast Ihennsyl•anis R. for !trading, Puttee Me,
slurs And Philadelphia and Ilan with n train for
entutro. Bethlehem and Keeton.
.
The MOrninir train East connects st vs.. ~nine
on B. P. R R. from Harrisburg, Potts•ille It, aling and
Allentown. and at Catasanqua with train on the Lehigh
Valley Railroad for Mooch Chnnk. Wilkesbarre, boron.
ton, Philadelphia and New York.
The 115 P M train Went connects at Alburtis .with trotns
on the East Penn. Railroad for Rending, roll.rille• ILv
riaborg, Philadelphia. Allentown, Bethlehem. Easton,
and New York; Arden in Philadelphia via Reading at
5 15 p. m.
The Evening Allen t o w n` leaves artis ou the .11,d
of a train from and of a irit making connec
tions at Reading with trains from PhilatielrblN
burg, Pottsville, dm, and connects with local passenger
train on the L. V. R. R. at Cstaaamin• for Allentown,
Bethlehem and Eit.dua, Hultendanqua and Copley.
Periun• wishing to go to Allentown can MAO toe torn.
lag train West to Alburtis • arrive at Allentown 015 a nt,
'and return by a train on the East Pennsylvania Railroad,
leaving Allentown ate 33 p. m.
C. W. ClTAl'llati,
Jan 10.171 Supt. and Engineer.
4
M AI
7: 401
r-71.L
A LLENTOWN PASSENGER IL
WAY.
On and after MONDAY, 211219 3, 1872, ears will roe
to all Oaths on the Lehigh % alley and Lehigh and Soso no.
canna, Philadelphia & Reading (Raw Penn Janctioul
Mailro•de, and to the Allentown Furnace, hurler .4. , •
Orin, liamilton and Ninth Ornate, as follows:
For L. V. L. AB. B. Peon. Fureaeo. leave I , r
A 11 A. M. A. M. A. M. A M.
6 45 745 650 9 3) 10 hi
8 16 10 1 4 940 11 10 11 61
745 11 35 11 SO,
941 P.M. P. Id
10 10 1 10 150
11 as P.M.• ' P. M. 900 990
11 50 166 110 600 598
P. M. 950 9 )I) 7 , 00 7 11l
980 816 810
3 50 7 441 g (0
6 2) Pay Da).
7 10 ON dr
LY Sator,P.
740 940 921
The above oars roe to ail the passenger trains on the
above roads. . . . .. . _ . ...
FARE TEN CENTS.
Children under ten year. of ace. Five Cent.
NORTII PENNNYL-W it iv.., mu .p ! r
VANIA RAILROAD.
Plumetiger. for Philadelphia take Lehigh Valley R. R.
trains pawing Allentown at e 15 and 815 a. m, 12 01, 500
.3 28 p. co., tad arrive In Philadelphia at 8 65, 10 41 a in,
15, 831 and 10 30 P• m. Also Lehigh and ilesquehanu•
Railroad trail. at 815 a. in.. 925, 510 and 815 p to.
119 Ivo In Philadelphia 1045 a so., 915. 040. 831 nod
a 0
p. tn. . . .
Nix Through Trains Daily, Sundays Excepted ]
Passenger trains leave the depot Northwest corner fork.
and American atteete. Philadelphia.
For Allentown at 830 and ti 46 a. tn., 2 10.9 31, 4 05 and
546 p in. Pala, care ae attached to lb.. 830 a. to. train
For Doylestown at 8 46 a. m., 240 and 430 p m.
For Fort Waxhingtou at 145 and 11 a in. 8 and 11 30 p in.
For Abington at 7 .. m , 130, and 630 p. tn.
Fel Lansdale at 830 p. m,
I.V.a 130thlobem at 630, 830 A. M., 1215. 335, 810 and
9 40 p . . m.
• DOYIRMOWO Nit 7CO R. M., nCO and 3PO P. m.
•Lausdale at 691 a. m.
Port Waahlngtoa at 815, 1090 A. m., •ad 215 u tad
5 CO p m•
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• Abington at 711 a m. 215 and 425 p. In.
021 SUNDAYS.
Lea•e Itathhalm 'or Phlladolphm at 100 p.
Doylontown xis a. m
Lome l'olladolyobla for Botl...aem at 030 at. ro.
for Doylo.town 1112110 p.
DIN.— A Ilan tow a to l'hllltdolphln, $1 FS.
ELLIS CLARK, Agent
T EliH fl VALLEY rry
1.4 RAILROAD. tzta 44.- id
6U if MER ARRANGEMENT.
Leave Allentown (or New York. vin Central Railroad of
!low Jamey, at 5115•. 615, and 815 a to. and 1201, 121(,•.
140.. and 550 p. to.
For Neve York, via Myrrh. A E.wot Railroad. at 5 Ma,
And 1. 15 a 01. and 1212. 12 15.. 540•, and 550 p m.
For Manuoka Chunk and Belvidere at 81.5 a tmand 5 40 •
P For LatohertviVe and Trenton at 0 15 • to, end 12 01 and
1 pm.
For Emden at 1155. 6 11. 915 and 10 10 my 1201. 1211•.
110, 540•. 50, 741 nod 8 78to.
For Philadelphia. Ma North p
Pena Ituilrond e 15. 8 15
a 19, nod 1201. and 8 1 .1.8 v tn
For Wuehtortton, D. C . at 615 . • ana n2B p to.
For CaMeamlna Poale. VPI• 'l. If, 841 a tit all 1231
o m.
Per Copley at64lr 41V. 4rl, 621 and 821 P m.
For Mauch Chunk dl 8117 *m. 1231 • /44 and 821 p rm .
VnrWilkeebartea .1 1 Hotonott 644 and 1047 r ID, 1231,
134 p m. •
Por Waverly, 0 •go Elmira, Aubarn and Buffalo, at
M 47 aln lExpre.• rain.) and 12 21 p. m.
For Hazleton at II and 10 47 a to. and 411 pv.
For Audeurted V 1 47 a m.
For Mahanoy C at 644 end 15 47 a m • and 431 p
For Mt. Cannel d 44 rad Ml 7 m.
Ttalue with not 11•1 mart from East Penn Janctlou.
li. STAN] Y GOODWIN. Am't 1131.1 . 1800 M,
It. 11. SAYRE Pool to Ent.
You Can Buy
Everything You Want!
SCHOOL BOOK-,
BLANK BOOKS,
('OPY BOOKS,
SLATES, PE\CILS,
.4.1. thing your 611.1!en u•o lu tho ochoul at OA,
BOTEN BOOK STORE,
LEISENRING, TREXLER & CO.,
631 Hamilton Street.
The Largest and Oldest Established
Book-store in Allentown.
A. H. FRANCISCUS & CO.,
613 MARKET BTREET
We here opened for the FALL TRADE, the lergeet
and beet eseorted Stock o, •
PHILADELPHIA CARPETN,
Table, Stair and Floor Oil Cloths, Window Shades
and Paper. Carpet Chain, Cotton. Yarn. Bat—
:lrv, Wadding, Twines, Wi:ks, Clocks,
Looking Glosses, Fancy Baskets,
• Brooms, Baskets. Buckets, Brush-
es, Clothes— ringers, Woods,,
. and Wi limo Ware in the
United States.
•
Our large lacrosse In Isualotwa enables us to sell al low
prices Sod (wraith the brat quality of Cloods.
CELEBRATED AMERICAN WASHER,
PRICE $5.50.
THE MOST PERFECT A IMADE.I SUCCESSFUL NV AHIER
ER
AGENTWANTED FOR THE A .VERICAN WASH
S part. the Efate.
sap{ Bmw
W• Tur D. LUCKENBACII, Arrow
..
NIT AT LAWS formerly practiced Carb n
" 4 ' 4 7 4; the)bao*.allioittkWlent".447l7.e •.coed
a ' nitea ' iti the German lanimere
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CATASAIIQUA, 5!1
.BEI PLR'S, 45
.JORDAN H UMOR, M
(MTH'S m
W•LBEILT . S. m
CrIAPHAN'6, 14
TREXLERTOWN, . m
BREINIGISVILLE. AS
•SPRING CREEK. ' 42
AL-mm . ls. 47
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TIME TABLE
SOMMERARRANGEMENT
LOCAL SCHEDULE
Tralna for PhilndolpLln.
PIIILADELPEItA
BOLE AGENTS YOR TUE
iprofrooionat CarbsS.
ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY
.12.4 AT LAW, eight doors above the Court !Tome, AL
LENTOWN Lehlgh county . Ps febl3-'694,
H C. lIUNSBERGER ATTORNEY
.... I
d. A . T r. Lfr cEri ß4 . 3l ) tiv k ld p A t . be Post Odle.
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RUNT( A. BA L DIV IN, ATTORNEYS
AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Allentown, Pa.
ONoo. No. 6-1 East Ustatttoe street.
C. M. Rosa. V. A R. BALDWIN
EJ. MORE, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
• ALLENTOWN, PA. Of N 0.60 Best Ilamtltan
street. aireen be consulted In (Jarman. laal4
CZEORGE H. RUPP, ATTORNEY
N... AT LAW. Offico with lion. John D Mem, Allan
town. l'a
GEORGE R. WILSON, ATTORNEY
AT LAW, No. tda Ilxmlitoo ntrent. nearly oppo
site the Court Houma, Allentown, Collection. promptly
modulo Lehigh and Northampton col:intim.
DR. C. C. H. GULDIN, SURGEON
DENTIST. Ocoee, over Mro. M. A. 0: Onidin
Trimming Store. N 0.34 East IlAmilton Street, Allentown
Dn.
LEVI SMOYER, ATTORNEY AT
LAW AN D JUSTICE OF TIIE PEACE, MILLERS•
TOWN, LEIIIG ii CO., PA. Particular sttoatlon paid to
Insolvent and itecedeut estates. jail 8-1 y
Ti lIERTZ, ALDERMAN,
SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCER
AGENT FOR Till: SALE OF HEAL ESTATE,
8! Weld Hamilton St. Allentown. Pa
Wll. S. YOUNG, J R.,
OVITII KNOWLTON, NNITH /z SCAMS.)
ArroloTEY AT LA\V,
hoot. 43, 45. 46 and 47, No. 160 WunMoglon Stroet. CM
cago. JUDO
JOHN 0. BOWMAN, ATTORNEY
A.fU COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Room N, Nu.Ell)Wa
nut street, PhOndelphin, mar lap
ri - BROMAS B. METZGAR, ATTOR
NEY AT LAW, ALLENToWN, PA. Once, No. 62
=M=E
GEORGE B. NCH ALL ATTORNEY
AT LAW. Miro, Firnt.door Aln,' Law Alley, AL-
M=E!
.TAMEr#.,s. lERV, ATT ILA Elit AN I)
U COUNSELLOR AT LAW. oeco. zoo, of St. J. Kra
oppos 1. she Eulu Ilutcl, illoalow is. Pa.
.
in.ir 1747
El/WARD HARVEY, ATTORNEY
AT LAW. OIL,. with 11011. Samuel A. Bridges,
ALLENTOWN, PA. may 41,
JOAN RIJPP , ATTORNEY AT LAW
oak N. E. Corner 6th .1 ad Hamilton Stmt. ALLEN -
TOWN7I.A. may 1-iy
ADA WOOLEVER,
AT LAW. °Mee, oppoelte the Court Home, AL
LENTOWN l'A. may 1.17
5 SS
J 50
5 44
A 9 .54
4
5 . ..91
5 15
VIOCCRIS L. KAUFFMAN. vrirou,
VEY AT LAW. °tem second floor aT the Viral
National Dank building, ALL nNTO WN, PA. Collection.
made su Lehigh m 1,11.11010.4 canon.. Can be consulted
nale gullet, acid 41111111. 1.9.1/4tlar(.. 1.-iy
E CLAY HAMERSI.T,ATTORNET
L. • AT LAW CATASALIQUA PA. bin 14-'6B4f
EEL A. !BUTT, .t'l'Tlrlc\El AT
i•J
LAW. Odic.. 614 Ilk.llloo lama oiler
Ln •• noore .
. ALLENTOWA (dhw
earpct3 alio Oil Elotb.
Well AND ELEGANT
•CARPE•L'S, OIL OLOTIIS, &U
C. FOULK.
NO. ID S. SECOND ST., PHILA.,
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Invitee nttetillon to lila npinud , d Knxlirtment of Imported
and American CARPETfi t which will bit sold at a yen
'mall advance. 00lIlltl warranted us represented so that
All can buy with confidence and m11111(1.000
CARPETS!
CARPETS!
ALSO, OIL CLOTHS, AND MATTINGS,
WINDOW SHADES, &C.,
G. B. SNYDER & CO.,
31 SOUTH. SECOND ST., I'IMADA„
West Bide, below Market
N. B.—A liberal discount to Churches and Clergy
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i.lhn out, for . .n of hr.! ronient ct invent...l with
penult ani,l 11,...“? can hernrried //194 I.p suit
pr.:C.4/y to all Peel. lit the nlfeelrd townl par ,
told tin, elialnlice, or rap renotinidratlng
• woichrule. and obeys fropinoily extrt,
I C. 0.11 widen 1., caturried
•• • • :•. Tile Went of •liree.. , ti•••11111,f 1 : 1111.11i1 here,
tar •••• has Minim lar4el. fruit. the iinporrlhility of
apid. itrf remedies td the-, co, :tier unit chandlers
by :my of the roam ire method, Thin obrturle In
the way of °Deltic: rarer I• co t.kely 40 et coolie by the
i went ion of lee ila 111•Ilie this notrument,
I to Fluid It carried by its owe neighe no snutEng, lore.
lay or pqmplo, being reqaired.) tie one town 11 In a full
0,1 ow, e 10 tern bighert 1•11,101•11 ul ille
1,1•• tutu and thortnic lily cknoreu
ill fin tub°, nod on t atbor. run tort, d then o hh. nod
Mast's (Joint the oftPosno nostril. h. u.r it I,lcurant nod
10 1111111 11110 it 0104 tapir lita•lel.1•1101 it. Full
a111•I 11S plf it 11l rev t I oils necompany each
l.:rdn• it. When 10•11,1 will, this iiii01111111•111. Dr.
1••.1• • •• r.pturi It Itoinedy cure. lucent nieneko of
rid Id the Ilettrl ben few noon, allow..
Sy pion... of Calor fit. Frequent head-
Bele% f Wert hito thront, comet inuv pro•
sp..necy. thlek mucus, purulent, I , lll.rwlre.
In silt ...• ti dryer.., dry. wintery, troth or hillarocti
eva+, ronyin up. Of olwtritelloit of rural on.rawer,
flit...int la ear-. tlenfnerA, 11110 ( . 011$1111101 to
ri•• 1 . 11 . .e11. ulrrrntitnt., sculw from %drew, Voles
I. tt ap.ti twutz, offonrivo breath, Impaired oy
t d of sense of /uell
o ••, w •eukt depreoalun. lons of appetite, hhilgot
ti )1, eul trz.ul hoteiLt, tickling cough, Only a
romv or thorn ryinploins life likely to be tirebeht lap
r It , at on., lime,
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Dr. Mo roN Catarrh Rontedy, when aced
with Or.Or(lo 9 lll.inral Dottchoomiacrom
p olio I with the constitutional treatment which' le
re,4 the pamphlet that wrnbs each hot.
0.• of-tin• itemedv, Is a perfect specific fur this loathe
50m.•.11...m.w. and the proprietor offers, in good taliti.
$3OO reward for a care Ito can not cure. Tito
it.nnely is mild and pleasant to ace, containing tin
, trniv.! or catistia drugs or poisons, Thu Catarrh
Iteamly is sold at 1,0 cents, fonche at GO cents, by
all Druggists, or either will be mailed by pro.
prietor 011MCCipt of GO cents.
Its V. PIERCE. IR. D..
Belo Proprietor. •
BUFFALO. N. Y
may 1 w•tr
REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
8. R. Engelman & Bro.'s
CI I-INA STORE,
HAS BEEN REMOVED TO
No. 740 HAMILTON STREEP,
( Walker's OW Stand,)
A L ENTOWN, PA
SPECIA I
ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR TUE
SPRING TRADE.
THE FINEST ASSORFEENT OP
'FABLE WARE,
Vases, Cologne Sets, Figures, Smoking
Sets, Mantle Ornaments,
ever uffnred In 11115 city.logetb
FINE CUT GLASS WARE.
march 2
Ole MISTv t ILOCAY,
WSIOLERALII DRAI•RRR AN!) Rlil PPIRR Or
FRESH AND SALT OYSTERS,
308 South Delaware Avenue
PHILADELPHIA
MAtg w
W o i lml .y
oh,o t
prompt u •l h i
i l O
Ifa“vor
l m A w l it o h o thloelr yat
Hoping that our etforta to please will meet with the
einmuval of the pubile, we eoliell a will.
osonas CliktlbTY. ISAAC U HOCAP.
Formerly with 3 11. Melee°, Formerly with 1.. Yard.
atm • AleldritTY. T. Lembetd
- ri;n) . Z. ; o9
may .21-0 m
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