coat aitb Lumber. OTIAB. W. ABBOTT r3ll=l Allentown. RITTER & ABBOTT, MANUFACTURERS OF Saida, Doors, Outstde Blinds, Inside Minds, ifoutet• tags, Brackets Balusters, Pickets, Stair Rail ings, Window Frames, Door Framer:do. SCROLL PAWING TURNING,PLNINO, FL MATCHING, OORING and RIPPING, DONE dT THE . SHORTEST NOTICE. ALSO, STAIR BUILDING done nod RAND RAILING made to order. . . . . Having now bad almost tire years' possession of the Mill, refurnished it almost wholly with new and improv ed machinery, and having none but experienced work men, we are prepared to dory competition from at home sad abroad, both In price and workmanship. Do you contemplate betiding? Call at oar Factory and satisfy youraolf with a personal oxaminatlon. Drawings for buildinga, brackets, patterns for orna• mental work, scrolls for porches, can ho aeon at all times by calling at our Niko. Any information to the kinder furnished chnerfolly and freely, by calling at the Manu factory, on Union street, at the Jordan Bridgo, Allon• town, a. .or 117 letter through the post onion. ling 3-Iy] BITTER & ABBOTT. ♦ PILTII3IIT. 13 OTTO. 11. W. OTTO. 0 W. MULLER F LIMN. OTTO 11: MILLER, MANOTACTURERS AND DEALERS IN LUMBER, WILLIAMSPORT, PA MILL ON CANAL, ICH W ST 'ME EOF MAYNARD STREET OFY AT MILL W Y CRANE no..L. I ang 7017 Spertados SPECTACLES I SPECTACLES II EYE OLASSEb, &o. . , of all kludo ofd ~45.5.16,,, GRAS. S. MASSEY'S, NO. 23 EAST HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA Having Coveted a - great deal of care and attention to the Spectacle I onlnesn for these last few years, I find that my businessin that line has Increased so mach that I have de termined to make it a SPECIALTY. There is no article manufactured to which there is so much deception prac ticed as there Is lu Spectacle Glasses, Knowing that the public have been frequently humbugged by parties pre tending to have amiperior article of °lmmo., and charging exorbitant prices for them, thereby WM:lining upon the no °mettles and infirmities of ago. I have taken pains to se lect a large and complete assortment of thellnest and bent al aaaaa ever manufactured, thus affording all persons needing Spectacle!, an opportunity. of puraluming ai rea lineable prices. Persona having any difficulty in being suited elsewhere will do well to give me a call, as I fool confident that no one will fall lobe stilted. Remember the old stand, No. In East Hamilton street, opposite the Oer man Reformed Church, Allentown, Pa. Jun IS-'6B It 3300 t Makers. JOHN B. LENTZ WM. 11. WEINSIIHIMER JOHN HAROLD, JR. JOHN E. LENTZ & CO ., SUCCESSORS TO YOUNG & LENTZ. The firm of Young & Lent: was dissolved by mntual consent en Vebruery lath, 1872 Mr. Young retiring. Wm. H. Weinshalmer and John lieaLold, Jr., having taken his pleas. The new firm hopes to have the continnance of the patronage liberally bestowed upon the old firm. They will use their utmost endeavors to accommodate their patron. with promptriese and furnish BOOTS AND SHOES • of the boat make and material. and will always have on hand a Largo assortment of the most desirable styles, suited to the trade of hie eection. The firm of Young & Lentz having been dissolved, all parties indebted to them are requested to make settlement between this date end April let next. The books will re main at the old eland. Either of the old partnere to ati• Merited to sign In liquidation. feblB-3m Drn 05ootio L eMAINTRE as ROSS, 212 North Eighth Street, Phila. By confining themselves to a cliental lltto of goods and doing a largo trado are able to buy and mill choapor than those who deal lu a morn genoral way. Not a thing de. eirablo to wanting to make tap the moot thorough stock of WHITE GOODS, All sorts of Lassa, and at this season a sposialty le roads of NOTTING LIAM LACE CURTAINS by the pair, and aartaln lane b 7 the yard . Th's cb°l"" Our 7100 pieces, representing more than 11.000 yard. of HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS All holed :attar. and buttonhole edged, Dian tacking and bias tucking combination,' made aololy for their own I. nles. WUOLESALE AND D.ETAII I.trvir TO THE PUBLIC. REMOVAL. jUll NEW STOR:E. GUTH & KERN, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, WOULD most respectfully call the attention of their friends, customers, and the public gonsrally, to the fact that they havejost removed to their nswly cud elegantly fitted up IiTOEL BUILDIPICI,one door went of their form• er locstiomaud immediately adjoining the First National Bask, bele g the betiding formerly occupied by ichrelber Bros , what , they propose to routines e DRY GOODS BUSINESS to all its varied branches. They have the stineel, beet and cheapent clock 010001)8 ever offered to the public, embracing everything that the public eau wish. They would eepecially invite the attention of all to their tine assortment of LADIES' DRESS GOODS nits department they Satter themselves to bo the best ever effaced to the public of Allentown and vicinity, for style, quality and chespness,goode of the moat approved pattern., So., consisting of • Black eta Fancy Bilks, Black and Fancy Silk Poplins Bleak and Panay Mohair. Black and Fancy Alpacas. Black and Colored Striped Sultings. Black Born- • baslnes, Black Australian Crape, Black POD. Hoe, Black Velveteen,, Bilk Velvet, Sat• in Striped Versailles Cloth, Satin Striped Lorne Robes. Silk Slrip• od Mohair. Silk Figured Sul tana, Brocade Japanese Bilks. Brocade Pop. line. Berge Wool Pleldsl Scotch Wool Plalda, Cord and Colored Volveteona, Bog Ilsh and Preach Chlolroa, Plaid Pontine, Plaid Chintzes, Plaid Nalnsooke, Eroche, Thibot, Ile loos, Sitratha, Vielis t Loog Branch, Ni agara and Watervliet Loog and Square SHAWLS, In GREAT VARIETY, tICtLL and SE E.. 01 ♦s they are baring strictly for cash, they flatter them salvoe that they can Geer great induce:mute to portion wishing to buy good Ooode at roatortablo price.. Thoy only ask the public toigive them a call and exam- Ina th* stock, and compare pricer and quality. They defy competition. Thankful ter peat favors, they will endeavor to merit a continuance of the patronage of their old enstomere, well aa of all new Comers. HIRAI' GUTH) ITI/08. KERN. Jan 24.5 m d lartSl.3m w CONSHOHOCKEN BOILER AND COIL WORKS, JOHN WOOD, JR., lIMIDFACTIIIIHR of TUBIL•FLE'R AND GYLINDHI2 ROILBRR,DATII AND.STRAIf CIRCULATING BOILERS. All kinds of Wrooght Iron Colic, foyers for Blast Fur nace, °ammeters, Smoke Stacks, Blast Pipes. hop , h'hool.. B barrows, cud everything In the oller mud Sheet Iron liar. Also, all blade of Irob and Stool Forgiugs and Illackamith i'lwork, allners"f Mallots , f ooln oSledglaes, all bd/4e, s e. uch so Whom Bucket., Having &Steam Haunter and fin of mole of all kinde and akilled workmen, I flatter myself that I can torn out work with promptness nod dispatch, all of whlah wilt Le warranted to be nret•elnen. Falaidui llollors, and rt>palrlng irenorallY. strlc/V7 al tended to. •Dr 17 - Fr Au It T N WASTE PAPER DEPOT The lllghott Cub Prlea Paid For Old Newspapors Old Blank Books of ovary deserlytOs. And Ledgers, Waste Paper, That aro all wrltte• over. Wall kinds. 0 d Pamphlets, &o. HMI, EOM 11/Stallrn AND CA>.vaa Boooa►. Conalsom.t. from Conflict neaten solicited. mar 1 ire Ji HARTMAN. 011 Ja►aeSt., Platers ,financial. JOSEPH MILLER A: CO.'S BANKING HOUSE Fogelarille, Lehigh County, Fanny. BIODIEYB received on deposit. and p or cent. intorost allowed on all gams remalaing mix months or over. For shorter Dorlods special rates will be paid. Executors, Administrator,s, Trustees, Assignees, Treasurers, Tax•Coilectore and other enetodiane of publics or private =nevi, are °dared liberal rate. of Interest. . . . Farmers, Merchants Laborers and all who haw, money to put out on Interest ?or a tom/ or abort period will find our Institution an agreeablu and advantageous one to which to do business. fUntio7.l4;pOeltidin thle Ipblllu fl on IS SAFE AND,WBLL SECURED. mo i n d a . r u loaci ad out yn . I ca . va i g i Nnas i N ER. FItANI J . sLoua w MILLERSTOWN SAVING RANH 2.IILLEESTOWN, LEHIGH COUNTY. This institution will be opened on or before the let day of April. Monoy will bo taken on deposit at all times arid in any same from one dollar upwards, for which SIX PER CENT. INTEREST per annum Will Deposits may ho withdrawn at any lime Also, money caned out on fayorablo terms. JAMES WEILER, Pres!,fent FRAN/MIN 6111101 R, Onaater. J. Y. M. Sblifort, flooor Ludwig, • • Froderick C. Yobst, fihrinthe itenninger, David Donner, W WO to Sailday. Inanc Oriebol, (Odeon P. Egenr, floratio T. liertson, Benjamin J. Schmoyer. J bluttato.t,,r Mat 16-Gui A LLENTOWN ”AVINGS TION. Organizaa ar "Dime, Saving institution," ISO. 58 EAST HAMILTON ST., teIEAULT 01: 1 0,ITCTIIC AXllOl.l.lalllOllllO Pd YS SIX PSR OIdNT. rNTEREST FOR ,IIONEY ON DEPOSIT. Thls Institution, tho oldont 9n7lng Rank In Eastern Pennsylvania, bon boon In contlnnons and snesessful operation for ton yours, and rontlonon In pr.y SIX PER CENT. INTEREST on money fk.: ono your, and special rates of intorost for shorter periods. de~otl~a4 ll of money tvtll bo hold strictly coat Executors, Adminfstrators,Trustees, Assignees, Treasurers, Tax Collectors, and other enetodiana of potato or private moneys , are of fered liberal rater of interest. ... . . Farmers, Illorrhants, fraborrre, and all who have money to put on tolerant for a long or short period will God oar luntitution an agreeable and advantngeons onoin which to do brininess. Wa especially invite tames to taaonnct their banking brintnenn with nn. MANNINO WOMEN and MINORS have npoclal privi logos granted by our chartet—having felt power to trans act business with us In thoir own names. Money dopositod with this Institution IS SAFE AND WELL SECURED, bya Cillgtal .100 k and snrris money acuity of over SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, and addition. the Board of Trunteen kayo, an required I.y t harlot, given bond., under the enpervinion of tho Court in the nom of FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. which bonds ere regis tered in and hold by tho Court of Common Ploas of this county for the Foetidly of deponitors. Our Iron Vault. aro of the most nocnre and extennivn kind known to this country an a personal Innpoctiou will nhow, and to which we Inv Ito onr friends and contortions. Wo refer to thin. behoving that onto Burglar Proof Vaults complete the safety and rothibliity of a good Saving Bank. WILLIAM H. A INEY, Pre ddent. CHRISTIAN PHEW, Vice President. REUBEN STABLER, Cashior. TIZUSTBEB : William R. Jitney, Charles S Binh, Chrintlan Frets, John D. fitilen, P. B. Samuel., lionj. J. llngonbuch. George Brobet, Samna Sell, Nathan rotor. Jan 12-lf FRANKLIN NAVINGS BANK, Located at the corner of Hamilton otroq awl Church alloy, in Lion Hall, second story, opined . e the German Reformed Church, to the City of Allentown. to organized and roody for Moine.. It mill pay NIX PT cent. In terest on all deposits except be (nose dept.sitsjor anp period of time, to be ma suinted rom the ante of dposit. To sec ure which, the 'freedom; of tho intaltution have filed in the Court of Common Plato of Lehigh County, under the direction of the Court, a bond In the mom or Twonty-tivo Thousand Dollars, conditioned for the faith. NI keeping and appropriation of all ouch Rums of moony as shall ho placed In chargo of said FRANKLIN SAVING 6 BANK, whether ao &poplin or obaroo of muck. which bond may be enlarged by the Court whoauver It may be doomed necessary. In addition to this, the Act of Incorporation nothen the Stockholders personally tiobte to el...depositors 10 don, hie the amount of the Capital Stoll of tho Book, which to arty thousand dollars, with liberty to Incrmwo It to one hundred and fifty thousand dollarn. Thene provisions will make It a very deAlrablo anti safe plac of s, It m ay p Be e side ho proper to date that the deposit,' will be kept in ono of tho safest and best protected vaunt, in this Mfg. Arrangements will ho made toil:ankh drafts on the cities of Now York and Philadelphia 6. A. li It IDO HA, President 1.1, W. WI LSON, Vire President J. B. 7.:II,II.ERMAN, Cashier. . Trial.: : _ . .. . . Daniel 11. rillller, P. A. Bridge:, John liolben,Wl 'emu, William Baer, .1. B. Zimmerman D. U. Crofts, Peter Dress, Edwin Zimmerman. war 30 THE ERIN SAVINGN 13. 1 1 OF WM. L. YOHN NORTH SEVEN?), ST., ADOVE LINDEN, 'ALLENTOWN, PA. This bank has boon establiAbed for the of carry. Int on a general Banking btu:Mose, and to offer to the community a SECURE:INVESTMENT for their money at homo, at the name rate of Interest that it would command In Now York or Now Jersey. MONEY LOANED OUT ON GOOD SECURITY. Oold, Bihar and Government Boudd bought and sold. Drafts drawn on the principal allies of tho United States In Hume to snit Porcbto.era. Collections made on all acceseiblo point., nod proceed, promptly remitted at currant rates. Farmors. Morchants, Laborers and all who have money to pat out interest for a long or 1,11,1 period will find thin Inatltution an agrocablo and advantage. , one in which to do imetnnon. Intorost allowod no d,duclis al :he following rate, SEVEN PER CENT. for nun roar. SIX PER CUN T. !' Li tl.:111 and nadir one roar. KniTl:Ovonrig L; IL ri 1.,5. WI! 31 INGI. I O N AND I EA DING l~ : I iIRO Ai) SEVEN PER UENI. rONDS, Ii'MEE OF TAXES We aro uffortmitLo Flocourl Murtgago BoAd of thld L+El AT 85 AND ACCRUED INTEREST, interest Payabie January anti July I= I,ooos, 500 s and 1009 And can be 13.P..18TlatED fro, of ext..", The (.Mll, relecollanoons freights aol ussmengor business are eon s'antly inetea•lng The increase far eleven (11) tllOllBl. ending October 1, 1579. over tin eleven (111 mamba ending Vetubor 1, 1871, was dtki tw IY • Bonds, Pamphlets and Information can be obt.laud of DE HAVEN & BRO., Fiscal Agents of the United States, 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA. STOCKS BOUGHT A.ND SOLD ON COESUISSION Clothing, GREAT ATTRACTION NEW 1 1 77iM1 NEIV GOODS/ CLOTHING ! CLOTHING. GRAND SPRING AND SUMMER OPENING. GREAT RBDUCITION IN PRIM? / T. OSMUN CO., Sucausors to 'fauns S Osmun BARGAINS GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM IN REIMER'S BOIL VINO. NO. 605 HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA. • We would Inform the citirena of Allentown and the sur rounding country that we are prepared with a large stuck of goods for FALL AND WINTER WEAR, and offer them to the youblie at reaaonablo priced• To those who buy their Clothing ready-made, they aro prepared to offer DAIIOAINB. • WHOLE! SUITS .114178 TO ORDBRI COATS, PANTS AND VESTS Cat and =We in the latest style, and by M . .) but workman OUR - STOCK Op CLOTHING, CLOTIM AND CABSIMEREB Is Larger than It has been before, and we Intend to 'sell at very SMALL PROFITS, and glve onr customers tho bone dt.of our low Purchases• Great panntltled and varieties of NECKTIES, CUFFS, COLLARS, And over) thing to the Ilno of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, MEN'S, YOUTHS', BOW and CHILDREN 6 READY-MA DE CLOTHING, OORBTAIZTUr dc i r r ,!r/14?) r11 , : 1 ., V1 . 6 tr ia0. , . 0 , 15 Hamilton toot third T. Oee•o■ JlOOl3 gottoLt • MABTIX Limit inar 244 A I'UOFIITABLE IiILIBINEI99I LIOFITEQUAL TO 0 AIt,AT OSILZIORTH TON COSTI Cannot be ralrloartl. No ehtmney or retch arra. MIN ttlestrly PROFITABIA BLISINE4 e . fan morn tho EXCLOSI♦N RIGHT for tha male or DYOTT'IiI PAT IN? CARO° OAS LIMY? BURNIRS AND OIL, for OOUBT,IIIS or OTATES. Write for laromatton or 'allt' M. B. DYOTT, No. 111 SOUTH SICOND IT.. PHILA. N. IL—OHINNOIINS turulrhod with CLIAN DSLIERS aid LAMPS of ~lt tlaarriptton, 2.3 Der coat. etraPrr than at arty other establlaltnnrut In Me roman' mar IB.Clmg . THE LEHIGH REGISTER, ALLENTOWN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1872. WE ENTREAT YOU ALL, PREPARE PREPARE I ! FOR THE FALL AND WINTER CAMPAIGN Now Opening AT TUN Mammoth Stotees OF E. S. SHINER, .61,1 C 0.,. N. 705 I:\TD 707 fI AIVIILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN. OUR BUSINESS INCREASING! FULLY PREPARED TO MEET DEMANDS ! AN UNDENIABLE FACT THAT WE RAVE TIIE.BEST ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS, UNPARALLELED IN THIS . CITY AND VALLEY. A. 1.50 SHAWLS SACKS. FANCY SACKINGS, WATER PROOF CLOTH, PLAIN AND FANCY COLORS, SILK VELVET AND VELVETEENS. • WOOLENS FOR MEN. YOUTH & BOYS' SUITS. DOMESTIC GOODS OP EVERY POSSIBLE DESCRIPTION. BOT:t STORES CROWDED TO INSPECT OUR IMMENSE STOCK ALL SIGNIFY THEIR UTTER ASTONISHMENT AT OUR LOW .PRICES. , landing invitation to all. Cali, examine and So convinced. IV - Ttmokfdl for past favors. [Sept. stf. TREMENDOUS STOOK OF LUMBER! GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR THE FALL TRADE AT TH ALLENTOWN LUMBER YARDS W. R. TREXLER & BRO., • COrner of Tenth and Hamilton Streets, Allentown, Pa. We have on hand all kinds of White Pine. Boards, White and Yellow Pino Flooring, Spruce Flooring, superior lot of Southera Yellow Pine Step Boards, all kinds . 4 of Hemlock Boards, • White and Yel low Pine Scantling, Rough and Dressed Sidings, Hemlock Joists and Scantlings, all lengths and sizes, Fence Boards and Rails, . Roofing Lath, Plastering Lat h, Palings, Fence Posts, all, kinds of Shin gles, &c., &c, Persons In need of lumber for largo buildings will find it greatly to their advantage to call, being constantly ready to fill orders for all kinds of lumber used In largo 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 stook. Respectfully, W. R. TREXLER & rto. GROVER & BAKER'S ELASTIC LOCK-STITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINES For F.mbrotdery Aro Exclusive For Braiding Are Unexcelled Fbr gut/deg , Aro Unequalled Fbr Hemming Aro Betp.,rle r For Tucking Are Unapproe c , table For Gatittring Aro Qum: passed For Meting Aro F 4ttiticse For Cordt❑p Arc incomparable For Felling Aro Admirable nt BEST IN USE Now Stiles Shattlo Stitch S ew in g Machines For Manufacturing. To our NEW STYLES, which possess unmistakable advantages Duet the Noley and CUMBROUS Myles or ctSez makers. _ _ CALL AND P.X AME NE. J. F. WIItEBACK, Agent. tr ICE AND SALESROOM, opposite German Reformed Church, 'root, Allentown, Pa ALLENTOWN Rolling Mill Co., BaoCdallLifil to THAYER, ERDMAN, WILSON It CO., ' fdanefecturere of STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, BRIDGE CASTINGS, RAILROAD TUkihN TABLES, MILL .GEARING, SHAFTING, Furnace, Rolling and Mining Work, &c., &c. . N. D. —Alt work artarantood and delivery prompt. L. H. GROSS, Sup't. august f-3m A HANDSOME MOUSTACHE t NOUSTAOIIB. PROP. 87. CHOI MOI FRENCH COM, WHIniCERB. POUND, the areal 1.1• ILL °ROWELL MOCHTACHIL Mill prodwo • lonarlent AIOUHTACHB WHISHHIIn. r V. HInMIIBB on the •onnoothent fuze, Plesoant to use. Sent to nay andirons, on receipt of P MT Cantle H. T. BOND CHIMIRT. N.E. Cor: TENTH and CHIHTNIJT 878., PHILA. te2PIT•I7 le , BE BURN AND LOOK FOR TIM "BLUE SIGN!" ALL LUMBER OF SUPERIOR QUALITY No. 629 Hamilton S GETTINO NiARRIF,D.—ESSAYS FOR Young Man, on groat EVIP3 and A BUBB arfalth Interior° with klaltlflAUE-wlifibuno topann of Tana for the Erring an/ Unfortunate, d 1311111%4:d aud Addrax_ , HOWARD 6413201AT10N, tomb linoth Wm* A. COME AND c T Particular attention la de aired from all who require FAST, DURABLE ♦7D INPROVAD inutile Seteinp Machines I= Manufacturing FAMILY SEWING may &day atebefs anti letneltp. BAII4EYLe ithestnut & 12th Sta., ripLADELpiiiik, Jewelers anb Silversmiths. FINE WATC4ESI C-OCKS, BRONZES, . PL AT ED WW. QuaMu ißuaranteeb. IBoobs sent by Express on approual. w may 10 —ly ISAAC K. STAUFFER, WATCHES AND JEWELRY, No. ICS NORTH SECOND ST.. eon. or CMnutty, PHILA. 6An ro.ortment of Watchoe. Jewelry. Silver and e Platod NVero conetantly on hand. 4a , -liepalrlng of Watcher and Jewelry promptly annded to. itor Orly TELLER a4BROTRER, • • NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN. PA. CLOCKS. well rsotlatod nad warranted. All sixes and prices, frola 2 upwards. A larger assortment of GOLD AND 'SILVER WATCHES than can be found In any other atom In the city. JEWELRY VER OF ALLARE KINDS, SIL W of i e .g r iUtVleiVi t o l gfred on short Notice. WATCHWATCHES, JEWELRY, ES, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, CHARLES S. HASSEY'S, No, 23 East Hamilton street, opposite the German Na formed Church. Just received from New York and Phil adelphia, all the latest styles GOLD WATCHES. He ha, the largest and beet assortment of Oold Watches. and at lower prices than can be found elsewhere. SILVER WATCHES. He has a larger and better assortment of Silver Watches than can bepurchased anywhere elee. GOLD JEWELRY. He has the largest and best assortment of all Made of Gold Jewelry. GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY. Helm. a larger and better assortment of all kinds of Gilt and Plated Jewelry than can he found elsewhere. SILVER AND PLATED WARE. He bee a splendid assortment of Silver and Plated Ware gre Norsun desiring goods In this lino can not fall to be CLOCKS. A larger assortment than at any other establishment. MELODEONS. Aalg l. igassortmcnt of Princo'a Melodeons, the beet Int ACCORDEONS. A splendid assortment of all kinds of Accord... Ills establishment has lately been fitted up, and Is now second to none In New York and Philadelphia, and ahead of anythingoutsidetho large cities, lie hue a larger stock of fashion able goods In his line than all other. In Lehigh county combined. To cuuvluce yourselves of the above call and tom Jlor die ILabiez. MRS. GULDIN'S Ladies' Trimming Store, ALLENTOWN. PA. The trade at this old and well known estabilshmest constantly locreaeing, owing to the fact ,hat NEW 00005 are being constantly received of the LATEST IiTYLKS and always suitable to the wants of her numsrene custo mer.. People should always go whore they are sere to be united at low figures. 'an 18 ATTENTION, LADIES! - - - - - REAL WHITBY, JET JEWELRY, FRENCII JET AND VULCANITE JEWELRY FINE PLATED JEWDLE.Y. . Paris and Vienna Pane. Ilatr Plan Fancy Leather Goad.. Fancy Ornaments, Pitney Boxes.. Dalian, Dressing Cam.. Toilet Goode. Umbrellas iu Silk. Oa e and alpaca. All genius era superior In quality andmoderate la prices 11. DIXON, apra-w] N 21 South Eighth Street. Phllada. ADARIE STEEL, 1313 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Has received from Park tiro latest Spring styles POLONAISE BUSTLES AND CORSETS. La Victorian Kangaroo St NUN. BUSTLE SKIRTS for train and promenade dreamt. Paris Worly At Childronk Corsets, all at popular prices. Insr sO.ly w) T EMPLE OF FASHION. ESTABLISHED 1657. MRS. M. A. BINDER, 11111, N. W. COH. 111.11 & CHESTNUT STS., PHILADELPHIA, Import. r and Designer of Paris and Intlnon Novell ies, Elegantly Tritntn..d Paver Pattarns of Latest and most catkin.. Styles, fur Ladies' And Dr an Lotion' Dress Trimmings, heal mill I initnti. LAM., 01,01 On. F 1111,• S. Fie , r h wiry, F a n, tondo. p 1151 S AND C LOA K MAKI Nii iu tlio most mite- NI a u.I egant iambi., A Psrfeel Busies of DRESS VIITTINa Taught. Strict pnnettratity in fulnlirnaut of orders. PAPER PATTERNS, W ROLESALE AND RETAIL tulal2.3mw 82000 PER ANNUM CAN BE MADE IN SELLING THE NEW .. • WHEELER & W iLSONS'S SEWING MACHINE. A few active. reliable business men of good habits and addpeas..wanted In desirable territory al present salmon. pled. Wagons forniebed ; tieearlly required. Send for Information. or call on PETERSON & CARPENTER,Hen'I AV.% 914 CHESTNUT STREET, J W. ALTHOUSE, Agent, '6.ly 614 11,111Iton ;street, Allentown. BSTANLISIIED IN 1810 Fancy Dyeing ENtabliNbment. J. & W. JONES, No. 432 North Front direct. Philadelphia, Pa. DVS Silks Woolen and Fancy Goode of every dentin. Goa. Their superiority of Dyeing Ladles' and Gentle men's Garments In widely know a. Crape and Merino bhaw Is dyed theoat brilliant and plain colors. Crape and Merino Shaw ls cleansed to loon like new. Also, Gentlemen's Apparel. and chartainn cleansed or re-dyed. Kid Gloves cleansed or dyod to loo k . like new. lei-Call and look at our work before going clambers: Branch 'Nee cor. Ninth and Vine Ate. Capr3.2mw FALL OPENING OF DRY _GOADS. J. M, HAFLEIGH & CO., 1106 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA, Have now upon • BIIJICS IN ALL THE NEW SHADES. DRAP D'ALMAS AND DRAT D'NICE; IN ALL THE NEW SHADES. MERINOS AND CASHMERES IN ALL THE NEW COLORS, TRY U 4 IN 414 COLORS. BLACK SILKS. to ONSAT bargains. BLACK SILK VELVETS, at lowest prloca. New Styles in Ladies Suits & Sacks ale° MOURNING GOODS in great yarlety. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO COUNTRY TRADE. oat 9-3mw le i DEN FEMALE SEMINARY. ' poyipsTowN, P 4. who sioholestle leer will been on IVADLIESDAT, SIP TUSIIiEtt NOUNTH, Vur Cei•lotinen tdy to lIEN EY 11. I.IOPOII. A Bir ? Huy. LEVI nit% I. " J P° . li. AI. ndrua, D. D , 0. P. Jamey N. I). hl chard WAN., E.g.. N. O. James E5q.,1.1.& LeAr, • lkg. Moritz Lob, , A. J. LAruu. Lot& P. Worth gal, Aft . rpri Meredith. Andrew Scott, Samuel Trod. older. ' liVBl2lnW ittebicinal. 0 II C'' = Fv~l '-. 0,-.. t-i e -Ns pzJ t=J 11> c-D CC t=t O ~ ==l a I NEW DRUG STORE ! I take the pleasure of informiug my numerone friends and the public In general that I have opened a new Drug Store at NO. 735 HAMILTON STHET.T, and Allsd It Will a carefall, selected block of Pure Drugs and Medicines, PATENT /NIEL) 'IN 1.'",;-; COA h fffL, qr.! rr 1., rge r . A. fy , DA ~!:. MI'S AND Fl XT b 1!);!; ! PorrEtinrry and 1••11, drtlel••••, IlL• •• • tract, r••r hood:co.:blot and bdth.rot, Bair to L. 1., la ttl,tordi.o•—•nd !lair Py•••. An laa.tuo•rdil• ••• ~••• of Tolkt S••arnt for tr i•tong. 'tit and •.r l• • , or palvt. Tooth Itra.bon dud lltiothen .1 nod rdenn. Porktd. Book., Album., Pn•••• II • din. Pope, ui P••. Pork, Holvon dud It•tror4, torn° trorlot. ••' th • • •••• uud Orrin. Pith 110 oin and Tackle. I .1. art eyorytblug that eau Le nxpecttul lu First• Class City Drug Store, ITI3TI The Very Lowest Market Rates WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. PR63ORI MOON will Lea a p eclalty etrd n :Ne3l l l.t; d• 7 or rlsht with the sreatet pdsetorl ity sad &contrary. Physicist's and Ettor.ke•Pcm antitilled with thing is my line at the lowest market rate. liaeln• had en. perienee else. my childhood In the Drug business I reel confident that 1 Gan serve all who may favor me with • tall, to their astlifactlos. E. W. DANOWSKY. Dr. WM. DANOWSKY takes this opportunity to thank his namerens friend. f. past favors and will be at the Drug Store of his eon t welt on all who may desire his medical ser •Ices. REMEMBER THE PLAGE, 795 E[A.MILTOINT STREET &tureen Seventh and Mg Mk Jare24- w LARGIEST STOCK I DRAT INDUCEMENTS • To boy all you "furniture at the largest furniture store lo town of GEORGE W, HEIMBACH 734 1141114T0N BT., Af4.IIIITQWN. The Eno honk remetly put In a RAM. MOTE ALL PLATE-GLASS FRON T. and hare otherwlee entailed their facities for 7 keiiplog on hued the lereesl stool to the ' Their ELEGANT FURNITURE I t t n inelfa i ettired flistr o wn imfist i ff i getani : wt to be ilis=rit u tTe r VirrirA is I c li n en " of their Meek will convince oeyere o f ad. ~• " tr . e . " _72 . "l 4 7 , ll A= h lir mminfeeture PAWIA r BP.ING BED, and an wile cleats or t superior best— Call "mice' G. Remember The Mammoth Glass Front, AGENTS. QUICK PZgorgrgg rt. (there Is a rgeb for it) on 1)10 LEWIS' last and greatest work: • OUR DIGESTION, or, MY JOLLY FRIBND'a ESORRT. • It Is by odds tlie moot teklng and Waldo book In tho Geld. I rot. on a vltall7 myortaat outiprot. 2ltls by America's most papolxr writer on hullo. 3lt to.. for the price. the Wawa end handsome.' book ever sold by subscription. agent., the people are eager for snob a book. and will nrga you to bring it to then!: Write for tekruu. 4o , tree. OEQ. 7SEACL,EAN, Publisher . 0 ,154 7 733 Bangor* Street. Plilladelridio, Tfir ILLUNTRAMED PHRENO- LOOICAL JOURNAL Ifi every 'respect n Fleet- Claes elegarlee. Ile ertleles are :the hlghost Intero,t to all. It teaches what we are ••t1 Y eit to make the ieoet of dm , ly. The Wort:nett. 'ten Was oh the LA, of L i fe and Wealth is well worth the nice of the Blegaelne le every fatally. It obllebed at fle.fle • mar. By a aperdsl•erraurement we ltb trembled to offer 1118 l'ilrollo• Waal Jolla.' an • P/01111.1 for Ire onse egbecribrr to - the Leutotr lipliasea. or will furnish the L11111 , 1111:E1118. rim and Phrsluoluglcal Juane' together for ctd a l e tto'it Vkr t VlL i , te di 4". eaegsnlrdgt iN eatowo t. All .., lryp EADING ItAlLlas kr!.2.7 I! 30N111212 MARANGEMENT. THURSDAY. AUGUST 1,18 b. Trains leave liarrisbnrg for New York as follow.: at 1 60, 310 a. m.. and 200 p. m.. oonaectlug with similar trains on P aaaaa Pranla Railroad, and arriving at New York at 1210, 960 atid 343 p. ut. respectively. Returning Irate New York at *OO a. m.. 12 06 noon and 300 p. m.; Pielladalphla at 30, 330 a. m. and 390 p.m. Leave Rerriaburg for Reading, Pottaville, Tantagna. Aahlaai, Shamokin, Alleatown, and Phila. delphla at 02 and 110 a. Int.. 100 and 100 p. m., atopping at Lebanon and prinelpal way stations • (hr 106 p m. train lolllll6oiinf for Philadelphia, Pottsville and Colom bia only. For Pottaville, Schuylkill Raven and , Aohnrn. via liebnylkill and Ins Railroad leave Harria• burg at 3 CP a. at. Nast Ponasylvania Railroad trains leave Reading for Allentown. Easton and New York at 700. 1040, n.m., and 103 p in. Returning, t.ay. New York at 900 a. m., 12(1 aeon and 'Nip. a.. nod Allnalava at IVI a. a.. MO Dom. 113, 405 and II 35 p. m. Way Passenger Train I Philadelphia at T9O a, w. eannectlag with similar train on East Pens., Railroad rstaraing leave Reading at 6 . 20 D. m.. stepping at all sin Hons. Leave Path , 'lllo• al SSD and. 900 a. la. Rad 9 30p. xi.. Bernd*. at 19 CO a. m. Shamokin at 84 d and 1116 a. tn.. Ashland al 109 a. and 1241 p. hlabanoy City al 711 a. in. and 120 pp n. Tamaqua at 2133 a. m. and 210 as. florPhlladelphla. New Took, Reading, Harrisburg. Leave Pottavlille via Sckayliklll sad Snactaohanna Rail. road at 919 a. Mi. for Ilarrlaburc and 1149 a. in. for Pine grave and Tremont. P IP 77, 7, re' ,• • Pottsville Amommodatio. Train leaves Pottsvilis at 33 , passes Reading at 7 03 a. m., arriving at Phlindol vela at 033 a. m. Relarniag, I Philadelphia nt 613 V. m. , loadlig at 7 40 p. ta.. arriving at Potts ville at I ID v. as. Pottetowa • Acc . omMOilatiort Train lea Tall Potiatort, et 645 a. m. Returning, loaves Philadelphia (Ninth and Green.) at 430 p m. Colombia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 7 20 a in and lei p m for Ephrata, Litis, baneaeler, Eolalrado. Etc, re; Ittrntug learn bar ear.ter at 820 and 3 25 p m, and Colombia at 8 13 a m, and 3 16 p m. Peritioinen Rallrotd Tralue .oarr, Perklornen <Wain at 786. 805 m, 366 and 540 p m Returning, learo Green Lane at 6 15 a to, 12 35 and 4 33 p m. connem ag with traine on !loading Railroad. Pickering Valley Railroad traine leave Phienix•l:lo at 010 •m, 310 and 6CO p m ; ratan:aim! loam, Ilyere at 11 13 a in. 12 43 noon, and 420 p in, connecting with al miler train: on 843/11.11111g Raliroad• 0°101000:dale Railroad intl. leave Pollak, n at n 41 m and 120.625 and 715 to Pmt raturalr.• learn Monet Plvtivant at 400, 801 and 11 St a m, and 325 pta. am omit. Ing rrlih train, on Reading R. It. Cheetar Valley. Railroad Trak, learn or air o am and 240 and 637,p rot rem, log. 11`..70 f• vat., no at ti 66 a m 123) and 3 1) p conto.lo.ng trains on Reading 10.ilr on Mondays: •:0 , 2 at 0;0 7 , at, 'Mil:, RlBooam ar.d 16 on (I) .1 1.1 train 1,131.12, ody 1. ,1, H 11 g). 11:1, it SnO a 'a, P rr' a. In; 6 a m alit 2Qlp m, Alloo,o.rn nt 4 36 Am: :Z liAad ing .1 716 a man I 1 m for :1 .irri ;r . o 6.r N York., 0 , 72 r , r . M 11.5 n 4, a an I 11.5 p m r Commutatian. 0111,00.. i• 01.011, Se. an'. Tick mo., ni.,! 9,1:0 r I 7-tn.a, v..11,-1 vs., Et • • • 5 • • OMMM=I Mal iJ '.. .. 87754111 El: A It NA NU:.:.I Letave Allentown for No•o"iork. via :astral NI or Jermy. at 613.365', and 91.3 x m, and 12 W, 1917, 340'. end 360 p. m. For Nem York, via Morrie It Fmaex Railroad. at 66}, and 6 15 a at, and 13 01. 12 LW. SV, and 5 For Mammas. Chnak and Belvidere at 8 15 a wend 6 40' pm. For Lambertville sad Trenton at 616 • ra. md 1901 aad 8600 M . For Haste. at blo, 6 15, 011 sad 10 10 • mat 1201, V/ 13., 3(0, 40., 6 60, 74J aml 8 21p a.. For Philadelphia, via North Fenn Railroad m 4 IA Bla am, sad 12 01. I" •14 p at. For Wmhingtet, ). C. at 814. 1,01 ane 663 p m. For Calm...toss • roglo.•1 1 1, V. it. 044• n. asid 12 20 p s. For CoplarAt 644 a 241. 474. 623 sod 8H p tn. For Marital Canna • 44 104 T am. 121 3 , 434 and 624 p or. For d .1 . 1. to•. at 644 and 10 47 a re. 1987. 4 34 p m. For Waverly, 0 , age Elmira, Amhara anti kis Dale. m 10 47 • m(Express erairt,) and 13 21 p. •For Haslet°. at It aud 101 T • an, and 471 on. For Audearied s 10 47 am. For %dummy (1! at 644 . .cd In 47 am, a•d 434vt0. For Mt. Carmel 044 mad 10 47 •m. Train. with ail (*1 Mart from Earl Pena antra. STANI. r GOODWIN, Ass' t DWI Cop's. R. 11. BAY RR Sap . i A Cad 7 - mr 4 - -40 PENNSVI.- -& A.', ASIA RAILROAD. BOXIIIII AZRANGEHIIIIIIT Philadelphia tak• Lehigh 1•11ey it trains pawing Allastown at 13 and Al 6 a. 12. 01, 00 Vlp. m.. a nd rive Phlledelphi• at 856, 10 43 a 7 10, 891 and 10 30 ar p. to. Alao Lehigh and lioalnahann• Railroad trains at 1/1 S. et., 23. 046 and 310 0 arrive i• Philadelphia at 11143 a or , 7 15, 6 40, 637 •nd WA p.m. Mx Through Trains Daily. liand•rsxert.md 1 Pameager train. leafe the depot North west corner Bert. and Ammica• streets. Philadelphia. For Allentown at 890 and 9 44 a. tn. 2 10. 9 A.t , 4 Oe and 040 p m. Palace car. ane attsehrd to . tha 830 a. en. tra!n For Doylestown at g 413 A. re., 340 and 490 p en. For Fort Washington al 7 45 sad 11 a m. Bsad 11 30 p ro. For Anlagton at 7 3. la.. 180, end 590 p. m. For Lansdale at 030 p. e. Tr&las for Pl.ll4delphl, . LOATO 6.60. 830 A. m.. 12 15. 3 6IC And 6 4fi p' 'I' D 1 I or as •sw• TCO 3 CO and 503 D. Lamdale at CI a. m. Fon Waablaite• .t 346. 1030 a. m.. nod 116 and Da Dm. Ablest.' at Y 45 118 and 6 VI P. m. O 1 SUR DATIL Botalaboat for Palladolphla at 4 CO P. m rhlladolpi I. for Ba f th.,l.m at D 36 a. m. Alloatown t. Philadelphia, NM. rIATA 90013 AUQUA AND Levins at. R. iffigPrailrfall Oe C a l the Cantee nd n , Ilan with th Beet Penn. Tratne Wee P. M. •. n. r JURE TIMID, 1872. P Train■ on ea k Pogolorllle Railroad will ran In eon moo . Lehigh Valley, Lehigh & Suaquobanna, and &Urea/. a. follows: EITATIORS. Train. Rut a. Y. P. a f2l 7m 70 7 II 7 27 7 SS 739 7 18 761 181. The morning trai• went leaven ()Maranon. on thearrteal of the L. V. R. R. Paanenger train from Barton. Halite he and Allortown, and connects at , Albtirtie with a train the Boat Permaylvanla R. B. for Reading, Poiterille , ebnry and Philadelphia and also with a train for entiewn. Bethlehem and Saxton. The morning train Raiit torment. at Albottin wno Wining on B. P. R. R. from Harrinburg, Potte•llle Reading and Allontown, and at Catanangna with train on the Lehigh Valley Railroad for Maneh Chant. Wilkeeharne, Saran 'on . Philadelnhia and New York. The Boot 11 train Went tonneete al Albortle with train. on the Penn. Railroad for Reading, Pottirlile, Bar. rieburg, Philadelphia. Allentown, Bethlehem. Eltanari. on ! New York; ...rrive to Philadelphia via /tor... Jinn al c ;1 p. m. Tho Evening train Bart I Albania on rho Aral,/ Boan at r a a tß f raodmi nAllentown a t a n n e d f o ro nat train a ma lpkhng, non r t th or ,. - burg, Pot:eel:ie. kr., and connects with local peenoor traln oil the 1,. V. 11. 11. Ai CIII2I, 00 no for alooltown. Bethlehola and Eat,: r, 11..k,danena and Capra a. Peri , . telthlnx t" co to Al,nlown r ol t Ore :0, ph.rn. Ing.trxin W ...t Ti a.htri , a...orl, or All., or • *.• tn. end roiarp 1... r o ink., n .l.; :I ial l'ean , yleaa!ah:,,!;re.a. teal'. or. Allen:or, al 4xi p. ta. _ =MI W TLM 1-3 TA :i ),I. I.] -1•,., MI.:: pAr ~ 1 '.4- . -" 3. 'l6q, curs vr!)1 nu ~', 1.,' :, , th..1,..1,!:b Vnl.olf an.l 1...417..4., A 1loqu:• i (I, e i 1..:., ...,).,14 It 11 , o.linc •1;,.. Peon Inuctl,l) Icoi.co,ll. sta :o 110. Allout , cou Pnrc..ro, los 106 3IA 1,04. HAMM. &rot Nlllth.{:CA:3, Ex tolluWM: For 1,. V. I. et 4. P.. Pr , .o. Purr, ; co. I. Iv.. For A Al A. A!. A. M. .1. M. Al. 7 4.1 1 6,1 9 3.1 1 CA li ii :0 . 0 . 9 4.) II A) I 16 743 il MI 1131 0 41 P. M. '. M. 10 10 1 0 11 :21 P. M. P. M. 30 0 330 11 00 266 140 600 636 P. M. 3 60 3fl IN 730 3 RA S IB I II 3 M 7 40 04 0 1- 6 11 I Pay D tra .), Sslard's I s Tb 00000 tq tir ail 00000 gger tt►l►• a t• ►bow n•ds. . . FARE TEN CENTS. Children Wow to 1 of ago. Vivi Conic You Can Buy Everything You Want ! SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, COPY BOOKS, SLATES, PENCILS, end everything your children nee In the school et the BOTEN BOOK STORE, LEISENRING, TREKLER CQ,, 631 Hamilton street. The Largest and Oldest Established Book ,store in Allentown, A. H. FRANOISCUS & CO., 513 MARKET STREET PIIILADBLPIIIA We hue opened for the ➢ALL TRADE. tLo !moat and but assorted Stub of PHILADELPHIA CAItPETN, Ta4le, Slate. and Floor Oil Cloths, Window Shada q,4 Pape., Carpet Chain, Cotton, Yarn, Bat ting, Manna, Twines. Bleb, Clocks, Looking Glasses, Fancy Baskets, Br corns, Besketa, Buckets, Brush es, Clothes- Wringers, IVoodtn and Willow Ware in the . United States. Our large ilaCtflolo In busleass enable. an lo sell at lot prices awl furnish the bust qual-ItY of Goods. BOLI3 AGENTS FOR TUB CELEBRATED AbIERICAN WABIIER, sa.ao. TUB MOST 1 . 111:11: 1 1T AND SITCCEth;VUL WAtili LI A ORNTS IPA dr TIM Fn r: THE A AfT:IIIO.I.V IV Sll ER In nII part. of the sepl.a Law _ D. LUCit IV. • Ilia AT LAW. (formerly prActico.l in Carl.. u auunty). flat:Alton stro.t, second nunilY opposite the Court kluana, Allootlyn. rn. ?lay tru (cu salted ILI Ws (Jarman {august, tiailroabz =NIEM LOCAL ACIIEDULE. ' III:LISVLAIIK. Agent CATABAUQUA ' 53 •esirLs . e, 45 •JORD•N DZI DOD, so BETH% 94 WALBERS . I9, 29 CR•PAI•11'11, 19 PEEK IRE I NIORE LETOWN .VILLE. ao 07 •SPRINO CREEK. 49 AL.BORTIL or CONE EOTIONE. CNA i;EA: 't? Vrofessionai (Tarbo. MIDWIN ALRRiGHT; ATTORNEY 2.1 AT LAW. alight doors above the Court Honse. AL LENTOWN Lohlab eouutv. Pa fob 13-'OO4, liCr C. lIWNSBEICCIER ATTORNEY second H o i o T r. Litr i:EN ßAve to the P.! , oel ce.gad.ll7,l RUNG & BALDWIN, ATTORNEYS AND COONAELLORS AT LAW. Allentown, Pa. °Moe. No. 51 Emit Month. Croot. 0. H. Nara. P.. 1 R. 11•Lnwol J. MORE, ATTORN EY AT LAW, L.l • ALLENTOWN, PA. Office. 'to. 50 East llamllton Mona. .111GrCan bo connulled in Oemaina. Jan 14 EORGE 11. RUPP, ATTORNEY VI AT LAW. °lnca with Hon. John DRoo, Allen town, Pa. GEORGE K. IV ILSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. MB Hamilton W.A. nearly oppo site the Conn [louse, Alloutown. Collection. promptly sonde In Lehigh and Northampton cosmos DR. C. C. H. GULDIN, SURGEON DENTIST. ()Mee, over Mrs. M. A. 0. Dublin a Trimming Sion, N 0.34 Bust Hamilton street, Allentown Pa. S ATTORNEY AT 11 LAW AND JUSTICE OP TEE PEACE, MILLERS TOWN. LEHIGH CO., PA. Particular attention paid to lneolrent an 1 decedent eetatee. Jan 0.17 ELIAS MERTZ. ALDERMAN, SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCER AGENT FOR TILE SALE OF HEAL ESTATE, PA Wust fir.rstltou El. LtionNumn, W I" • N.. 011. 4 n) E N OII 9 .1.0 j P 1 . 1" P I:1TE & SCALES.) A.Tl'O RN ICI AT LAW, Rene IS, O. La and Q. 3. 131WeethIngton Street. Cki 0310. June rr111411,11A!3 B. ATTOR .I. NET AT LAW, ALLENTOWN, PA. Office, No. 62 East Hamilton stmt. may 21-'69 EOZZGIi.: L 3. N(lirA LE A7TORNEY 4 ..ir AT LAW. ()Mott, Virot door si. vo Law Alloy, AL LC; TOW:i, PL. 'nay 2.)-Om .7c:lt •17i"7 , 1, itri EY AND e; , ISSiii,r,,, t .1..0r of NI. J. Kra ,,,"• , Z.t.;!, 1/, AlloutowA. Po. • ""TOILNEY Fetainol 11161 t N. ra El ...1;0%: . i. Ns 1 W,. , , the }l u g A WY, l'A. Collections 1.11, awl co or Qua. Can bo cou,ulted 4,1 ai. , ma.‘l3 lanau acp 14-17 ci.ALV HA XI ERNLY,A TTORN EY • AT LAW CATASAINUA PA. J•A %,JA fii".l. 1111717., ,iTTORNEY AT L./ Lew. 01,1_eft No „gti ,ialltes street, over Behrel• tr4r's niers. AL GLINTO . WN ?A (dim TOUN 0. 00W3I1N, ACTFORNEV ti AN D COW,SELLOIt AT LAW, 1:0vm 0, Nu. Wa Etat +Duet, • war 147. Qiarpct3 anb glut!) RICH AND ELEGANT (.IA - 1 -{PETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C S. C. FOULK NO. IA S. SECOND ST., PHILA., (Vt.t Carpet Store boo Ilarket, Belt 41,1 e,) Invites attention to hit splend:d axeortruoul of Imported and American CA which will ho sold at a very •smalladvan.. Goods warranted am represented so that .II ran buy with confidence and eatlefaction. CARPETS mul:Ts ALSO, OIL CLOTHS, AND DIAI TINOS, WINDOW SHADES, &C., G. B. SNYDER & CO., 31 SOUTH SECOND ST., PHILA,DA., Wont Sido. bolow Markot. N. 11.—A ltbernt discount to Churches and Ciergv. men. aprl7.3inw fills Cut Illustratos tha manner of Usin g Pl.iaztoE•B dountain Nasal Injector, on 8 66 660 6N 6 .S 9 691 697 6 16 krt .11 .1 .-~ of h:, r4r with and pas , ' r,itt ii I ;rally pea. , • ..-• • . .rn Ot,carll Lire 1 11, tt.Cly of • d shun, hero : • .tt t• : • t ol.t-utt•le In rly m.otrome Ity 11.6 • ' Int ttnand, : s own t.u.0 1 .1! no snulfleo.(nrc. ! roc; .1:1.10 up ono nostril In a full • I 1 , / OW ill 4hl.nt pathos or the • I,— !•!, 111.1 CIPIInPed tr. I c'etnt',,, -nutu•ctnd liloll . With. uud float out : , tool9ositono6tril. Ili lidoplonvont end co .1•11-•!! , tin! a chill con no ler-intal It. /UPI ti 1:11/1• It dirndl oli ClICh lotar t a . 71L. Moo used with Liklft instrument, DrliCs. !e't Catarrh Itr_onetly mit e,. recent attacks of ,b 1 • 1 i the Rend oo be it fete applications. fr./ •11 tt to nta of Co larch. Freonent head acne, tlt,!tar fltIllat; lola throat, hostel Imes !tom wutere,llllck inucus, purulent, offensive, Sc. others it dryness, dry. watery, sneak or Inflamed eya,..olott - tlor up or obstruction of lineal pnoenges,, rinoloi.lti cars, tie/Alois, hawking and coughing to clear •ificerallowt, grabs from alien., Volta alto, 1, 113,4 tuouq, offentelso breath, Impaired. Of moat I/40ton of coneo of smell and Ludo, Mnd. one.. depresslon, Ines of appalls, Indigos- Col,col usedtlekllon cough &c. Only re, Of theoo symptoms we likely to Ito present In Any One., at ono (Imo. t •. • . br. Sago's Catarrh Itomody, when need with Dr. Pierce's Nasal Donohoe, anti accent. pained with the constitutional treatment which la rocornmnruloll In tho pamphlet that wraps each hot. tie of the Remedy, is a perfect specific for thls loath. sumedl.wase, and the proprietor offers, In good faith, R6OO ruward for a case he can not care. The Rom.ly is mild and pleasant to MC, containing no strew/ or cantata dregs or poleons. Tho Catarrh Remedy Is sold at BO cents, Concha at 60 cents, by all Druggist*, or either will be maned by pro. prietor on receipt of 60 cents. IL V. PIEISCE, IQ. - 8010 - Proprietor. BUFFALO, N. y REMOVAL! REMOVAL! 8. R. Engelman & Bro.'s CI MINA STORE, B&B BEEN REMOVED TO No. 740 HAMILTON STREE ({Volker's ald Stand,) ALLENTOWN, P.A SPECIA L ANNOUNCE ENT FOR THE SPRING TRADE. THE FININT ASEIORTYINT OV TABLE WARE, Vases, Oologne Sets, Figures; Smoking Sots, Mantle Ornaments, ohd PANOYA ILTICLES. orrr °gored In Ihlo city. togath or VIM a largo stock or FINE CUT . GLASS WARE maroh I Cil It INT X at: ROCA P, WOOLIOALII DBALSIIB Pllllllll.ll OW FRESH AND SALT OYSTERS, 308 South Dolawnro, Avonuo I'IIILADELVIIIA All val. , may la, favor 1,, Itli ai /mama will rota v vranipt anti tu 111.anoalatootturaloct. ds pat ' Hoping ltr t Oar , -, j l / CI , A. with the approval of tho wo ,allalt a truu. 01101:.01i 01111167 Y. IHA 11. ROCAP, vormorly with J. If. Trmirtuo, Yariaorly with Y. Yord 11.5r0w 3. MeMomy, T. Lambe rd tEI CI Ile AT LAW, ALLlS:ri my 1-ly IN lc C ,rt AL may 1-ty nu♦ ..ti-tf H. bETRER W. F. BAKER. elopt , Omw the pt.V. 1=
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