0 El IS Coal anb Lumber. dIIsB, W. AIIUOTT J AS, Y. RITTEh, Union Street, near Lehigh Varey Depot, Allantouni RITTER & ABBOTT, MANUFACTURERS OF Bash, Doors, Outside Blinds, Inside Blinds, Mould ings, Brackets Balusters, Pickets, Blair Rail. inp, Window Frames, Door Frames, am. SCROLL HAWING TURNING, PLANING,IATCIIIN. • FLOORINO and • RIPPING DONS AT THE SHORTE37' , NOTIOE. ALSO, STAIR BUILDING done and HAND RAILING made to order. Haying now bad almost Sire years' possession of the Mill, refurnished it almost wholly with new and Improv ad machinery, and havingnone but experinnced work men, we are prepared to defy competition from at home and abroad, both in price and workmanship. Do you contemplate building? Call at our Factory and satisfy yourself with a personal examination. Drawings for buildings, brackets, patterns for orna mental work, scrolls for porches, can be noon at all Dotes by calling at onr office. Any information to the builder furnished cheerfully and freely, by calling at the ?demi factory, on Union street, at the Jordan Bridge, Allen town, Pa.. or by loiter through the post office. aug 3-Iy7 RITTER & ABBOTT. A TILDERT , OTTO. H. M. OTTO. O. W. MULES F LBER , OTTO it MILLER, • MANJPACTURERS AND DEALERS IN LUMBER, WI LLIAMS PORT, PA MILL ON CANAL, WEST OF MAYNARD STREET OFFICE AT TILE MILL W F CRANE AIMS/. 4 aut 70-14. Zprctaclez SPECTACLES ! SPECTACLES I ! EYE GLASSES, &c. _ . . . s r A ol'Are,',',°2-,;TA'17,1,"e:',"e2",' nt "°`"" ktndc of f& MIAS. S. MASSITy'S, NO. 23 EAST HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA Having devoted a great deal of cure and attention to the Spectacle business for those last few years, 1 find that my bust.ss in that flotillas increased so emelt that I have de termined to make It a SPECIALTY. There Is Ira 'article manufactured in which there is CO Saari droop ten prac ticed an there is in Spectacle tila.ses. Knowing that the public have boon frequently humbugged by parties pre tending to have a Nuppriur article of Ulasses, cud changing exorbitant prices fir them. thereby tragic:lug upon them, oessltles and infirmities of ago, I have taken pains to ex. lent a 'Mra and Coallllate aNSOriall•llt Orlile finest and hest 01.11 ea ever manufactured, than affording 1,11 persona seeding Spectacles an opportunity of purchasing at rea• &enable price, Perrons having any dtElcultY la being united elsewhere will it, well to give the a coil, ea I feel confident that no one will fall to bo suited. Remember the old stand. No. 23 East Hamilton street, opposite the Ger usolteformud Church, Allentown. Pa. tun 23•'68 tf Boot ilialter,s JOHN E. LEN I Z . ionti sEAB Nb..II. R NEINS . VHEIMER JOHN E. LENTZ Sr CO-, SUCCESSORS TO YOUNG & LENTZ The firm of Young dr Lents W. dissolved by mutual consent on February Pith, 1872. Mr. Young retiring. Wm. 11. Weinshelmer and John Soabold, Jr.. having taken his patronagee new firm hot ex to have the continuance The y will no liberally bestowed upon the old limn. y will use their utmost endeavors le acc.dumodate their patrons with promptness and furnish BOOTS AND SHOES of the hest make and material, end will always have on hand a large aemortment of the most desirable styles, salted to the trade of his section. The arm of Young & Lentz having been dietiolvod, al partlea Indebted to thorn are requeated to make xettlemen between thin date and April lot nont. The hooka wltl re main at the old Maud. Hither of the old petition+ In an thorized to sign In liquidation. fob 18-3 m Dru Gootiz. LeMAISTRE d: ROSS, 212 North Eighth Street, Phila. By confining themaelgee to a apeclal lino of goods and doing a large trade. ore able to buy and tell cheaper thou those who deal In a more general way• Nut a thing do nimble Is wanting to make up tho moot thorough stock of WHITE GOODS, All sorts of Laces, and al this season a specially made of NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS h bt oo tka o r4r ols il i tac e nt a a c t: ,, li . t o r t o br o l u h n l yard.The choir Our 2700 pierce, ropresenting mum than 30.0.0 yards HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSEIITINGS AU select patterns and button-polo edgod. Bias tacking and bias tucking combinallons mad solely for their own males. 1M11337:1133= =EI TO THE PUBI IC , REMOVAL. uUR NEW STORE GUTH & KERN, DEALERS IN DRY. GOODS WOULD most respectfully call the attention of t friends, customers, and the public generally, to the fact that they have jest removed to their newly and elegantly fitted rip STONE BUILDINO,ouo door west of their (orm• er location,and immediately adjoining Ulu First National Bank, being the building formerly occupied by Schielbor Bros , whom they propose to continuo o DRY GOODS BUSINESS In all Its varied branches. They have the finest and cheapest stock or GOODS over offered to tho pub embracing evorythiug that tho public C. wish. Thoy would especially Invite the atteutiou of all . to thelr fan as.orftmentof LADIES' DRESS GOODS. This department tboy Bailor tbatnoolvev to ho lho best everoffered to the public of Allentown and vicinity, for vtylo, quality and cheapness, goods or the enoot approved pattern., 0.01, convildlng of Black and Fancy Silk... Black and Fancy Silk Pupil. Black and Fancy Mohair. Black and Fancy Alpaca., , Black and Colored Striped Salting.. Black Bom bazine., Black Auotrallan Cropo, Black Pop . lin., Bitch Volcano., Silk Velvet, Sat.- In Striped 'Versailles Cloth, Satin StrlPod Loran Robes, Silk Strip ed Mohair, Silk Planted Sul- tans, Brocodo Japanese " Silks. Brocade Pop- 11., Sergo Wool Plaids' ketch Wool Piatde, Cord and Colored Velveteens. Ere lieh and French Chintzes, Plaid Poplins, Plaid Chintzes, Plaid lialusooks, Broche, TIO.Lot, He lena, Saratoga, Vieille. Long Branch, Ni agara and Watervliet Long.and Square SHAWLS, In GREAT VARIETY. rirCALL and SEE... As they aro buying etrlctly for each, they flatter them. selves that they can offer great Inducement. to pardon wlehlng to buy good Goode at remonable prices. They only ask the public to glye thole a call and exam. tee the Mock, and compare prices and quality, They defy competition. Thankful for peat !zoom, they will oudeavor to moral a continuance of the patronago of their old customers, aa well as of all new comers, HIRAM GUTH) Jan 24.3 m d CONSHOHOCIEEN BOILER AND COIL WORKS JOHN "W.O O:Dy _J R. , mAitirecTputs OP TUBE. FLUE A ND OPLINDE7? BOILER R,BAtil AND STEAM OIROULATING BOILERS. All kinds of Wronaht iron Coils. Toyota (or Bleat For mica Gasometers. Smoko Stnaks Blast Pipes, Iron Whoel s harrows. and everything In the Boller and Shoot Iron llne. Also. all kind4of iron and Steel Forams awl Blacksmith work, Miners . Toole of all kinds, imams Wheat Buckes, Piste. Drills. Idallets.l3ledges, Having. Steam llammer and act of loofa of all kinds and skilled workmen. I flatter myself that I can torn out work with I,romptnese and dinnteh, all of which will ho warranted to he first-slags. Patching Boilers. and repairing generally. eirlfllV it . Waded to. avr 17 • HARTMAN'S 171=!I The Highest Cae Old Newspapers Old Blank Books Of every descrirlicw And Ledgers, Waste Paper, That are all written over. Of all lands. 0 d Pamphlets, &o. HOPH, /40011 , 0 AND CANY•fI BOPUITT. Oonsitoments from Country d ealers solicited. 'fall lyw JI 11AliT 11 Ati. ell Jayne dt., PhiiiYa josEru HULLER do CO.'S • BANKING HOUSE .• Fogebailie, Lehigh Cowley, Penny. MONEYS received on deposal and 6 per cent. intermit allowed on all some remaining nix amine or over. For shorter periods special roles will be paid. EXeCt4tOrgi Adminietratore, Trustees, Assignees, Treasurers, 'fax-Collectors and other oultOdlana of public or private moue Ta. are °Oared liberal rates of interest. Farmers, Merchants.Laborera and all who have money to put onion Interest for a long or abort period will and our institution an agreeable and advantageous one in Which to do heathens. Money dopoalted In this Institution IS SAYE AND WELL SECURED. tM~.l r Alan, money loaned out on favorable terms. JOSEPIi MILLER. J.ll. LP: IiTENWALNER. • FRANK J. SLOUNII. lenr3.l3rn iv MILLEILSTOWN SAVING BANK BiILLERSTOWN, LEHIGH COUNTY. This Institution will be opened on or before the lot day of April. Money will ho tattoo on deposit at ell Omen .d in any sums from one dollar upwards, for which SIX PER CENT. INTEREST per annum will be paid. Deposits may ho withdrawn oh any time Also, money oaned out on favorable tern.. JAMES WEILER, Preekferif Ifa•nta . .rNSnimurt, Cashier. J. F. M. ShilTert, genre Lndwig, Frederick (1. Yobet, Clirkt K. Benninger, David Donner, m SAliday, IMMO ()Hubei, Gideon F, Egner, Horatio T. Ilertrog, Benjamin J. Schmoyer, 311.111,, , tiluaumxtor • mar 10.6 m ALLENTOWN SAVINGS INSTITU TION, Organized as "Dunce Saving Institution," NO. 58 EAST HAMILTON ST., (NEARLY OPPOSITE. TILE AMERICAN HOTEL, ) PAYS.= PER CENT. INTEREST FOR • Vale Institution. the °ldeal Saving Bank to Eantern Ponnarllmpla, ban been In d conthroun and . n i, t i e,p c engll o ThigßigTYo77n'unn'o'y y uan t e?ar7tl and ',per Jai talon of io torola for shorter pOrlOdet. 113—All depositn of money will be bold tdrlclly coos• &anal. 'recutors, Administrators,Trustees, Assignees, Treasurers, Tax Collectors, and other contodiann of public or private moneys, are of fered liberal rates of Interest. Farmers, Merchants. Laborers, and all who have money to put on interest for a long or churl period will find our Institution en agreeable and advantage°us one In which to do basin.s. We especially Invite emit. to trannect their banking lowinenn with no. MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS have special privi leges granted by our charter—having fali power to [reen act basin., with on In their own mimes. Money deposited with thin Inntitation _ . IS SAFE AND WELL SECURED, by a Capital stock and nurplue money curtly of over SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,and addition. tho Board of Trusteea have, an to aired by t bartor, given bomb; andor the sureon of tho C In tn mon of FIFTY THOUSANDoryI DOLLA I RS, which ourt Londe h are reale. bored In and bold by the Court of Common Plena of thin county for the xecurity of dopoallore. Our Hon Youlta are of tho moat secure and extenalvo Mud known In thin country no n perminal innyection will show, and to which No invite our friends and costomere. We refer to Rile, believing that Rafe Burglar Proof Vaults camplototho mtfety and reliability of a good Saving Dank. WILLIAM 11. Al NEY, Preahlent. CHRISTIAN PRETZ, Vico Proxidont. REUBEN STAIILER, Cashier. William H. AlnoT, Charlex S Bush, Chrinthm Frets, .10)..1). Sitlet , . F. E. Samuel., Ilnnj. J. Ilagenbuch Georg° Drama, B'"a°l Nathan Pete'r'. FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, Located at the corner of Hamilton street and Church alley, In Lion HMI. second story, opposite the German Reformed Church. In the City of Allentown. In organised and ready for bunitolss. It mill pay ,SIX per cent. In terest on all depositB ClTC7it business de.posils, for any period to be cal culoted from the date of deposit. To secure which, the Trustee,' of the institution have Bled In the Court of Common Pleas of Lehigh County. under the direction of the Court. n hood In the son of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars, conditioned for the faith ful keeping and appropriation Of all such slims of money as obeli be placed iu charge of said FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, whether Ile deposits, or shares of stock. which bond may be enlarged by the Court whenever it nay he deemed necessary. I u addition to tis, the Act of I ncorperation notices the Stockholders person a 1 ly liable to the depositors it. •to n• e the amount of the pita! Stock of the Bank, which is fifty thousand dollars, with liberty to increase it to one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. These previsions will make it a very desirable end safe place of deposit. Besides, it may be proper to stole tha t the deposits will be kept in one of the entreat and (lest protected vaults iu this city. Arrangements will he made to furnish drafts on the cities of Now Turk and Philadelphia S. A. BRIDGES, President . • 11.1. W. WI LSO N, Pier: President J. E. ZIMMERMAN. Pushier. Trustees : Daniel 11. Aliller, S. A. Bridges, John Hu11... .1, W W illOll, Wiiiil/111 J. E. Zimmerman D. 11. Creltr, Peter Dross, Edwin Zimmerman. nicer 30 THE ERN SAVINGS RANK WM. L. YOHN NORTH SEI'EN7II ST., • ABOVE LINDEIV, ALLENTOWN. PA. This hank Imo harm establiathed for the purpose of carry • lug on a general Banking Imelneon. and to offer to the community a SECURE INVESTMENT for their mouoy at home, at the Fame rata of Interest that It would comma. in New York or New Jersey. MONEY LOANED 011 T ON 000 D SECURITY Aar Oold, Sliver and Ooserionent Bonds bought and cold. Drafts drawn on the principal aft'. of the United States In earns to cult porch/tsars. Collections made on all acceosiblo points, and proceed. promptly remittod at comic rotes. Farmers, Merchants, Lubororo and all who hove. money to put out on Interpol for a long or short period will flue thin Institution on agreeable and advantage... cue Ir Which to do buolueso. Interest allowed on deposits at the following rotas, wit: SEVEN PER CENT. for our year. SIX l'Ell CENT. If ND for thirty dam, and under on. rear. Aar—Rove.° stomps so flt. [lira OA NI VILMINGTON AND READING SEVEN DER GENT. BONDS, Wo aro offoring thn tiocond Mortgago Boodo or thin AT 83 AND ACCRUED INTEREST, And can ho 1(13(11STEli HD • Ira. of ex Pena) , coal, trlecolluneoux freight» told pararnarr bortnoes aro con• atantly Imo easing. Tito Increase for eleven (II) no)111110 ending October 1, 1572. norr limo eleven (II) months audio): October 1, 1671, Wan arel Oad Houda, Pamphlet. and Infoonallou call be obtalord of DE HAVEN R BRO., Fiscal Agents of tic United :,'lnteN, 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET, STOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD GREAT ATTRACTION NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS! CLOTHING ! CLOTHING GRAND SPRING AND SUMMER OPENING. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.q T. OSMUN .& CO., GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIU We would Inform the clllxr, of Allontown and tho +or ofrounding (country that we ate prepared with it lara...tock g• • • - FALL AND WINTER WEAR, and offer them to th epobllc at reason:ll.h. prlrea; Toth° who boy thhir ClOlhlng ready•mado, aro prepared otter BAROAINS. [THOR. KERN. lao3l.3Law Ont wada In the latest styli), and by lb° beat workm CLOTHING, cLoTlls AND CASHMERES Is larger than It ban boon before, arAl we laced to cell vary SMALL PROFITS, and glee our custoutocs tbo ben fit of our low ourebasos• GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS READY-MADE CLOTHING CONBTANTLY ON NAND. door a Don't f bove orget the place, No• 1305 Hamilton etreet, third Sixth 'Area. T.Ommic. mar 24. t ER DEPOT A PROFITABLE BUSINESS! LIGHTEQUAL TO OAR,ATONE•EIOIITH viz COSTI Cannot be exploded. Na chimney or wick used. MEN dealt-fog a PROFITABLE DUSIN ESE, con /moor* the EXCLUSIVE RIOHT for the mole et DTOTT'I3 PAT ENT CARBON OAS LIGHT BURNERS AND OIL, fur COUNTIES or STATES Write for Information or cell. • M. B. DYOTT, No. 114 SOUTH SECOND ST., PIIILA. N. 13:—CHURCHES furnished with CHANDELIERS and LAMPS of every description. M per cent. cheaper than at any abet eetabliabtneut to the cuunlry trier 13.3rew h Prico Pahl For iFfiiancial. MONEY ON DEPOSIT. R A 1 I_, RO A D E OF 'TAXES 121=21 IntereAt . relyabll..letnimry.find Jlrly I= 1,0008, 500 s and 100 s ON C031M16510N Clothing, Nttetß4Bol . B to Mettfplr k OSTiI I/ II BARGAINS IN REIMER'S BI 11.1)1 NO. 605 HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA. WIIQLE SUITS 3IADB TO oRDERI COATS, PANTS AND VESTS OUR STOCK OP Oregt quantities and varlotles of NECKTIES, CUFFS, COLLARS, And oyerything to the Ilne of MEN'S, YOUTHS', BOYS' artd CHILDREN S JACOB It. SCUOLL MAILTIR LYNN THE LEHIGH REGISTER . , 'ALLENTOWN,' WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1872. WE ENTREAT YOU ALL PREPARE PREPARE ! ! FOR THE FALL AND WINTER CAMPAIGN Now OPening AT TIM Mammoth Stores OF E. S. SHIMER 6,r, CO, NO. 705 AND 707 HAMILTON 'STREET, ALLENTOWN. OUR 13ITh IN I:SS INCREASING ! FULLY PREPARVD TO MEET DENIANDS! AN UNDENIABLE FACT THAT WE HAVE TIIE BEST ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS, UNPARALLELED IN THIS CITY AND VALLEY. 7 SHAWLS SACKS FANCY SACKINGS, WATER PROOF cuyra, PLAIN AND FANCY COLORS, SI K VEI,V ET AND V EI,V ETEENS, WOOLENS FOR MEN, YOUTH & BOYS' SUITS, DOMESTIC GOODS OF EVERY POSSIBLE DESCRIPTIO BOTH STORES CROWDED TO INSPECT OUR IMMENSE Kral(! ALL SIGNIFY THEIR U ITER ASTONISHMENT AT OUR LOW PRICES. M".A standing invitation to all. Can, examine and be convinced. :0 - Thankful for past favors. [Sept. stf. MEM TREMENDOUS STOCK OF LUMBER! GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR.THE FALL TRADE ALLENTOWN LUMBER YARDS OF 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 Pine Flooring, Spruce Flooring, superior lot of Souther.) Yellow Pine Step Boards, all kinds of Hemlock Boards, White and Yel low Piue Scantling, Rough and Dressed Sidings, Hemlock Joists and Scantlings, all lengths and sizes, Fence Boards and Rails, Roofing Lath, Plastering Lat L, Pilings, Fence Posts, all kinds of STiin gles, &c., Scc. Persons in need of lumber for large buildings will find it greatly to their advantage to•call, )eing constantly ready to fill orders for all kinds of lumber used In large buildings upon the nest 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, • W. R. TREXLER & BRO. ELA►STIC LOCK-STITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINES For Embroidery ATe Exeluelde For !holding Arc Unexcelled For Quilting Arc Unequalled • For Hemming Are Superle r For nicking Are Uuapproacbable• For adhering Arc Unsurpassed For Stitching Arc Faultless For Cording Are Incomparable For Felling Aro Admirable BEsT IN USE! New Styles Shuttle Stitch Sewing Machines For lianufacturlog. To our NEW STYLES, which possess unmistakable advantages over the NOISY and CUMBROUS styles o .•beT Makers A LLENTO WN Rolling Mill Co., Succe.ura to TIIA.YEII, ERDISIA.N. WILSON ct CO., STEAM ENOINIT,B 4.NT) BOILERS, BRIDGE CASTINGS, RAILROAD TURN TABLES, MILL GEARING, RII.ApTTNR, Furnace, Rolling Ailli and , Mining Work, N. B.—All work gaerunleed •rd delivery prompt. L. 11. GROSS, Sup't autnet P•9m w 7 A. HANDSOME MOUSTACHE I i MOUSTACHE. PROF. ST. CROIX'S FRENCH COM• WHISKERS. POUND, the Orent HAIR OROWER, MOUSTACHE. will prediLe a loworlent MOUsTACHE WHISKERS, er N% IIIcKERS q_n Hie smoothest face. Pleaoant to use. sent to any ad4rew on • accelpt of Fl ay. H T. BOND , CHEMIST. N. E. Cor. TENTH and CHESTNUT STS., PHILA.• 1.21'72.1y w AT THE BE SURE AND LOOK FOR THE BLUE SIGN!" ALL LUMBER OF SUPERIOR QUALITY GRO VER & B K E S - ft —. • , j ~ ..,...,•, - ".,,----___T - 44 , ; J :' ". . .Z" ~,4 9 a,,_..... i8t......A. - - - - -- - - --- , -- -72 ' L . ". .. .. , LA' ' \, ;; , ..... 5 ..,. , , i? . \, i' i ° . . • . , . ' .4 , ~ P ; . (1 \- 1 : __ : .. - 4,44 ,, ,.e• I ..)) - _.,igi?_:-.l:>- ...-.1.&.,4 , .:1 ,- !;- - ) ...`.. - ---,•-: : ,,4 0 , zi 5 *,..-„,...e.:..... , ‘ .-.07..,....4::,, CALL AND EXAMINE. J. F. WIREBACK, Agent. F,' CE AND SALESROOM, opposite thirronn Rcformed Church, No. 629 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Po Dlorkufacturero of &c., &c., COME AND S=.l=l Particular attention i de sired from all who require r A ST, DURABLE Shuttle Sewing Machines I=l Manufacturing FAMILY SEWING 10. GETTING IStARRIED' —ESSAYS FOR Tenni Moo. on unlit SOCIAL and ABUSE whinh Intarrnro with. IdAltitlAßE—with rallpf fort hnErring and Unto.' ate dI 00 ran m rd 0 a 0 b1 0 1 1 Bated, Addrese, HOWARD 44V14/CrAT'ena" N, No, South Ninth Po. ateljets a tt6 3eb3elr2. BAII4EYke tthestnut & 12th miLNDELoill t , Jewelers anti Silversmiths. FIRE WATChES, C -OCKS I BKONZES 7 pL AT ED W AR E. Quality Guaranteeb. toots sent by 'Express on approual. w w., 10 -11 ISAAC R. STAUFFER, WATCI;ES AND JEWELRY, N 0.113 NORTH SECOND ST., cog. or QUARRT, PHILA. inplAjle,lv:Zoonnt.to.VletMed.owelry. Silver and a ' e;ded to.ne"tri" of We Y tc o llea nod Jewelry promptly a 6-Iy KELLER at BROTHER, NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN. PA. CLOCKS, well regulated and warranted. All sines and prices, from 52 upward. A larger assortment of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES than can be found In any. other store In the city. JEWELRY OF' ALL KINDS, SILVER WARE 4 47 - C= P r t e i gired on Short Notice. WATCHES,. JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, CHARLES S. MASSEY'S, No. 2) East Hamilton street, opposite the German Re formed Church. Just received from Now York and Phil adelphia, all the latest Myles GOLD WATCHES. He has the largest and boat assortment of Gold Watch.. and at lower prices than can be found of SILVER WATCHES. Re has a larger and better assortment of Silver Watches than can be purchased enywhere else. GOLD JEWELRY. He has the largest and host assortment of all kinds of Gold Jewelry. GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY, ti: i d V r r of a lit end SILVER AND PLATED WARE. Helms a splendid assortment of Silver and Plated Ware Any person desiring goods In this line ran nut fell to be nutted. CLOCKS.. A larger assortment than at any other establishment. . MELODEONS. A splendid assortment of Prince's Bfelotleorte, the beet In the world. ACCORDEONS. • A splendid assortment of all kinds of Accordeons. Ills establishment has lately been fitted up, and le now second to none In NOW York and Philadelphia, and ahead of anythlngontelde the large cities. fib has a larger stock of fashion able goods In his line titan all others In Lehigh county combined. To convince yoursolves of the above .11 and see got tbc Labir,s. MRS. GULDIN'S Ladies' Trimming Store, ALLENTOWN, PA. The trade at this old and well k nown eetAbllshment to constantly Increasing, owing to the fact .hat NEW GOODS are being constantly received of tho LATEST STYLUS and always snitablo to tho wants of her numerous auto. mere. Pe y ople should always go where they are sure to be united at low figures: 'an 18 ATTENTION, LADIES! REAL WHITBY, JET JEWELRY, FRENCH JET AND VULCANITE. JEWELRY. FINE PLATED JEWELRY. Paris end Vienna Fans. Hair Finn Fancy Leather Goods, Fancy Ornaments. Fancy Bxes. Desks. Dressing Cases, Toilet Goods, lu o Sllk. Gingham and Alpaca. All guarau cod superior in quality and IL modDIXO erate In p , rices N apt& w N . 21 Suntb Eighth Street, Ptillada MADANIE STEEL, 1313 Chestnut titreet, Philadelphia, received from Park the latest Sprloir ttylo POLONAISE BUSTLES AND (..( La Victorlen KIIIIgATOO & Nilkon BUSTLE SKIRTS or train and pronoooldo dresser. Porls Werly 3 Children's Cornets, all at Pohnler mar 20 ly w TEMPLE OF FASHION. ESTA HUSHED 1817 RS. M. A. 13INDER, 1101, N. W. COR. 11. rs & CHESTNUT STS., PIII LA DELPHIA, Intputter end Designer of • Paris and Lodnon Novellies, Elegantly Trimmed Paper Patterns of Latest and most reliable Style., for Letlit a t ' and Childran's Dr Ladles' Dress Trimmings, Heal and Imitation laces, Cloven, Fano. Ribbons, Ties, French Jewelry, Fancy Honda. DItEsS AND CLOAK itIAKINit In the most taste• fel and eleg tot mintier. et Perfect System of DRESS TTINO Taught. h 82000 PEll ANNUM • CAN BE MADE . IN SELLING TII + • 1 , 41 V \\ T LS 1N , s SEWING MACHINE. A few active, reliable bu..l cam men of good Labile and 'address. waulrd In dextruble territory at preaant unoccu pied. \Velma furnished; ' , courtly al united. Sand for Information. or call on PETERSON t.C';' CARPENTER, oen'l Agt's, 014 CHESTNUT STREET, J W. ALTHOUSE, Agent, 614 11..milton street. Allentown. EBTANLISIIED IN 1810 Fancy Dyeing Establishment. J. S. W. JONES, Nu. 432 North Front Street, Phitatteiplaia, Pa • DVE Silk.. Woolen and Fancy Ooods of every deecrip. non. Their superheity of Dyeing Ladlos' and Gentle.. Mfle. Garment. In tvidoly knows. Crape and Merino Shawls dyed the must brilliant and plain colors. Crape and Merino. Shawls cleansed to iOOll. like new. Also, Gentlemen's Apparel, and•Curtalus, cleansed or re.dyed• Kid 0 loics cleansed or dyed to look like new. It3.Call and look at one work before going ebleWhere• reach oelco cur. Ninth cud Plan stn. Ispr3-2.mw FALL OPENING OF DRY GOODS. J, M, H.AFLEIG.II & CO., 1105 CJIEBT.NUT Have now open k . 3- 1.1.wa‹.6 ALL THE NEW SHADES. I)RAP D'ALNA.S AND DRAP IN ALL THE NEW SHADES. MERINOS AND CASHMERES IN ALL THE NEW COLORS. NEW TEXTURES IN ALL COLORS. BLACK, SILKS. It In GREAT argalnir. BLACK SILK VELVETS, St lowast prices. 11 , • Navy Styles in ladies & Sacks a l so • . *OUF.NIN§I•GOODS in great variety. §PEVAL INDUftEMOJS OFFERED TO CDCNTRY TRADE: MEM LUXDEN FEMALE SEMINARY. ISOYLESTOWN, PA. The Pchol.llor evlll beak, on WEDNESDAY. SEP TENDER FOURT Iee H, 1872. )or Catalogues •FFI7 to HENRY H. HOIIOII •.14. I • Env. Levt susii% A. Si., Pri.° l P o ' Tntsfee•:—ltev. S. 81. Andres., D, D 0. P. M. Dltlehard Watson. Esq., N. tr. J•mes. Req., Hee: fattenSQ. Moritz Lob. A..J. Larne. Louie P. Worth.' Aa'ron Idere,lllh, ADdrew Scott. Duane! Tnuas bower. 11731emw filebicinal Oc.D zND tic (=> C )? M 01 3 0 NEW DRUG STOKE ! • I lake the plessore of Informing my numerous friends and the public to general that I hate opened V a now Drag Store at NO. 735 HAMILTON STREET, and filled It with a carefully selected stock of Pure Drugs and Medicines PATENT MEDICINES, COAL OIL, anti 1/ 1 77 I fillii R l s coA L OIL L.I MPS Choice Perfumery and toilet articles, go the finest E Marts for handkerchief and bathing. air Oils, Hair I o f Tolgorilet ato tgon • •nd a for sh o e Ilalr Dyes. H ins and Prinnumerabloste ii. .. oil urtti . in. o or paint. Tooth Brushes and flair Brushes of ail grad and prices. Pocket Books, Album+, Pa. Books. Paper and Peu Pocket Knives and Razors, a largo variety of the he English and Germ. Fish Hooka nod Tackle, lo char everything that can he expected In a First-Class City Drug Store, Mil The Very Lowest Market Rates WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. PHYSICIA NS' PRESCRIPTIONS will boo specialty and will be tilled day or night with the greala•t punctual ity and accuracy. Physicians end Storekeepers eupplied with everything in ray line at the lowest market rater. • Having bad on• patience stare my childhood in the Droll business 1 tool confident that I can serve all who may favor me with a call, to their sattsfaction. E. W. DANOWSKY. Dr. WM. DANOWSKY tales this opportunity to thank hla numerous friends fur oast favors and will he at the Drug Store of his son to wait on all who may desire hut medical ger vices. REMEMBER THE PLACE, 735 HAMILTON STREET Between Seventh and Eighth MEM VIRGEST STOOK , DRAT INDUCEMENTS To buy all yea sfarniture t i o l , ?:iargest bin:dime store to GEORGE W. HEIMBACIi 732 HAMILTON BT., ALLENTOWN. The firm have recently put_ In a MAN ! MOTH ALL PLATII-OL/Sh FROST. and have otherwise. enlarged heir feallitlaa for Thelrng on baud Molars., stock In the MIT. ELEGANT FURNITURE . Is manufactured in theft . outs ertahlfehuseas; " 46., Zirb t e h t e /g riiii " Negsg t rrel. " in i Re in :lElP of their stook wiu convince tuners or me ao• • • • 'vantage of lnyini from theta flanUfasiOre ICITTLE'S up serior bad. • • tall antri% A! 1411:111:11°' for that The Mammoth. Glass Front. AGENTS QUICK Przgong'! ry. (to[ is a y•ush for it) on DIO LEWIS' last and greatest work. OUR DIGESTION, or, MY JOLLY FRIEND'S SEERET. It le by odds the most (Wog sod salable book In lho geld. lltls on • vitally Important el:Med. 2ItI. by America's most popular writer on health. Blt sold for the price. the largest and handsomest book ever sold by subscription. Agents, the people are eager roe .rich a book. and will urge lon tO'bfllM it to th ese: Write for terms. An , free. • GEQ. MACLEAN, Publisber, aovIA•l7 731281112110111 Eitreq. Phlladelada. MDR ILLUSTRATED FHRENO. LOGICAL JOURNAL la eperli a gegset • First. Clms Jilegasine. its artleles are the ifitereet to all. It teaches wits; We are aad h to maße.the moat of Life and fealth is well worth 1t1.7 to army family. It Is pub bed at 61. • year. wy swots! tarangement we are enabled to offer the Phreno ogleal oval u • Premium for Ave new subscribers to the LIMON filet•Till, or will foruleh the L• 11101111110111- TSlll4lld Phrenological Journal together for pa). We cononen all Journal to all ROOTt a_cood Magazine. Addressorder. to !UDELL. .Ig, Allentowu. READING ROAD. +",=,r;.:,..•, iti• Q. , : . ,„ ' SIMMER ARRANGEMENT. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1872. Trains leave Harrisburg for New York as follows: at 500. 810 a. m.. and 200 p. tn., connecting with similar trains on Pennsylvania Railroad, and arriving at Now York at 1210, 850 and 940 p. rn. respectively. Returning leave New York at 0 no a. in.. 12 05 noon and 000 p. m.; Philadelphia at 7 30, 830 a. m. and 380 p.m. Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville, Tamaqua. Mineravllle, Ashland, Shamokin. Allentown, and nibs delphla at 800 end 810 a. in.. 200 and /CO p. in., !donning at Lebanon and principal way stationn t the /05 p m. train connecting for'Philadelphia, Potte•ille and iris.vi Colum . For Pottaville, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, chnylkill and Susquehanna Railroad leave Harris. b g at 040 p. m. East Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave Reading for Allentown, Easton and New York at 7 00.10 40, a. na , and 105 p to. RahrGßiog, leave New York et 800 a. m., 1205 noon and 803 p. ro. ' and Allentown at 725 a. p., 12 25 noon. 215, 433 and 035 p..m. Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at 730 ►. tn. connecting with similar train on East Penna. Railroad returning leave Reading at 20p as.. stopping at all ala Leave Pottsville at 530 and 000 a. m., and 230 p. m., Herndon r 11l 00 a. m. klintmok In at 540 and 11 15 a. to., Ashland et 7 011 a.m. and 1243 p. Mahanoy City at 751 a. m. an lad dl2O p. Tamaqua at 835 a. m. and 210 p. to. forelphia, Liew York, Reading, llarrisburg. Leave Potts•llle •la Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail: road at 810 a. m. for tlarriaburg, and 11 45 a. m. for Pine grove and Tremont. Pottsville Accommodation Train leaves Pottsville at 5 30 a paroles Reading at 7 05 a. arriving at Philadel phia at oas m. Returning, leave. Philadelphia at 515 D. m., passing Reading at 740 p. arriving at Potts •llln at I) 70 P. at. Pottstown Accoinmodation Train leaves Pottstown t 645 a. Returning, leaves Philadelphia (Ninth and Crean.) at 430 p. m. Colombia Railroad Train. leave Reading at 720 a in and 16 P m for Ephrata, Lilly, Lancaater, Colembis, no toming leave Lancaster at 83)a m, and 3 2..3 p in. d Columbia at 8 15 A and 3 15 p m, Pearlman Railroad Trains leave Perla.). Sanction at 7 35. BAI a to. 2 f.,5 end 140 p to. Returning. leave Green Lane at 0 15 a m, 12 33 and 4 3) p m. conucctmg with trains on Reading Railroad. • • • . • • • • • Pickering Valley Railroad trains Inane PLrenixvillo at 910 a In, 310 and 670 p m ; retnrning. leave Byers alb 3.5 m, 12 45 noon, and 420 P at, connecting with similar trains on Reading Railroad. Colobrooktiale Railroad trains leave Pottstown at 0 40 a to and 121.625 and 716 p to; returning leave Mount Pleasant at 600, SOO and 11 25 am, and 321 p tn. cola...rt. ing with train. , on Readilig R. R. Chester Valley Railroad Trains lam Britlgnport at 931 m and 240 and 633 pm; returning, leave D..wlthlgto" at 6 65a m 12 30 and 640 p connecting with .101 r train,. on heading Railroad. On Sundays: leave New York at 6CO p m, Philadelphia at SOO a m and 915 p m (the 803 m train running only to Reading), leave Pottaville at SOO a to, liarrinburn at 500 am and 2009 tn. Allentown at 436 and 935 p Read ing at 715 a m sod 10 65 p m for Ilarrinburg, at 700 a in for New York, at 720 a m for Allentown and at 0 4.1 a m and 415 p m for Philadelphia. Commutation, Mileage, Season, School and Excnrni. Tickets, to and from all points, at reduced rates. Hannan° checked through; 100 pounds allowed eaei. Pasnenner. J. E. WOOTTEN, anal tel • Ant. Supt.& Eng. lbseVru. WORTH PENNSTL-a ' t"' '• • r VANIA RAILROAD. SUMMER ARRANOENIENT.• Panel:ere for Philadeltake Le high Va R. 8. trains pas m elng Allentown s t y 6 1.5 and 8 15 a. rn, Illey 2 01, 5 MI 8 28 p. In., and arrive to Philadelphia at 8 55, 10 45 a tn. 2 15, 820 and 10 30 p. tn. Also Lehigh and Sunquehannst Railroad train. at 815 a. to. 325. 646 cod 816 p. to. arrive In Philadelphia at 104.5 a. tn., Rib, 640. 8 9) end tow p. tn. LOCAL SCHEDULE. rtilz Through Trains Dolly, Stindays Exceptod P.lllollgOr trains leave the tlopot Northwest..sr Bork.. and American atreets. Philadelphia, For Allentown at BSO and 9 40 a, m., 2 10...4 31, 4 U, eu I 6 4.0 p m. Mare core art attached to the 8 to. cram For Doylestown at 8 46n. m., 2 40 and a Su p m. For Fort Washington at 7 43 and 11 a ut. 8 and II 30 p For Abington al 7.,. m , 1 30, and 6;8 p. to. Pot Lansdale at 630 p. m. Leave Bethlehem at 6:61.8:81 n. us.. 12 18. 311, 010 AI, 8108. m. •• Dorlootowo at 702 a. al.. 110 3EM 5611 r m •• hanedale at 60.1 a. In. Fort NVanlilsottoo nt 8 45, 10:8i a. ot., .1.1 4. IS nod 9W Vw. • A 1,100311 at 74) a m, 215 and d 211 p. in. ON SUNDAYS. Leave Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4 to p. Du>• Widow a O 41a. in Leave Poiledelphla for Beth—.,mm .tt CIAO it. la. for Dovleetown at 211) p• Parr —AllOoloWn to Philadelphia, $lBO. LILLIS CLARK, Atteat ALLEN Tow Ai PANSWII4:E I t ft If:: WAY. TIME TA B I .k. On and after MONDAY. JUNE 3. 1812., cars will run to all trail. on the Lehigh Valley and Lehprh Ind Susuu..• halm, Philadelphia & Reading (East one Junction) Railroads, and to the Allentown Furnace, leaving at.,. lion, 11 mullion and Ninth street., as follow.: For L. Y. L. &8. K. Penn. Furnace. Leave Pnr A N A. M. A. M. A. M. A M. 643 • 740 600 990 1000 6 15 10 10 940 11 20 II 65 7 43 9 45 11 33 II 30 • . M. 10 DP. i 1 IM. 0 1 P 50 11 33 P. M. P. M. 300 330 11 60 2 5.5 140 500 036 P. M. 950 9 00 700 7 30 320 016 110 ' 3110 60 740 000 7 10 Oi- sBabbayNLY . & Elatard'e 7 40 The above care run to 111 the passenger trains on to shove roads. FARE TEN CENTS. Children under ten yearn of age.'Flye Cent.. • r . lEHIGH VALLENavu, :NZP ,• r la RAILROAD. BUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Leave Allentown for Now York. via Central Railroad of New Jamey. at 6 66•, 615, and 815 a m, and 1201, 1215•, 540•. and 660 p. m. For New York, via Morris & Eager Railroad, at 660', and 6 15 aln, a Chunk 121. W. 5 40*, and 6 60 p m. For Mantinkitand Belvidere at 815 a m, and 6 40' p F ar Lambertville and Trenton at 615 am, and 12 01 and 6 60 p m. For Hanlon at 11115., 6 15, g 15 and 10 10 a m t 12 01. 1215•, 3 f O, 6 40. y; 50, 740 and 828 pp m. For Philadelphia. via North Penn Railroad. 01016, 81 •m. and 12 01, 60, and 828 p m. For Washingtoi., D. C . at 612 taut ano 628 p m. For Catasituqua A FogleoviiM H. 12, 641 a m and 1220 P m• For Coplay at 6 41 a 0,20. 4 14, 629 and 821 p m. For Mauch Chunks dl M 47 am. 1220, 434 nod 824 pm. For Wilkenbarro a .1 Alston. at 644 and 1047 am, 1220, 4 34 p m. For Waverly, 0 ago Elmira. Auburn and Buffalo, al 10 47 a to (Express :rain.)and 1220 p. m. For Hazleton at It and 10 47 am, and 434 pm. For Andooried • le 47 am. For Mahanoy 13'xt 644 xr.d 10 47 a m, and 4 34 p in• For Mt. Carmel 644 and 10 47 am. Ttalus with axi 1.1 elan from Rant Penn 111.11.10. • U. STAN if GOODWIN, Ann't Geo . ] tiopl. H. 11. SAYRE Sly . ' & Eng i 74) ILIA AN D roosi.sviLLE R. R. tor JUNE TRIED. IFTJ, l'amaananr Tralto oo orta A Fogolaville Railroad will run la rnum,c- Lehlßh Valloy. Lahlab J. Sono aobanna, and Railroad, as tallowy:— STATIONS On ad a the Ca lama( l Lion with Lb Rant Trains W., Ml 9 7 al 7 CO 7 15 7 21 7 31 7 V 1:58 k 4 2 10 5 1710 240 761 •Flng Slal The triorylng train weal leave. Catanauqua on lb...nivel of the I. V H. H. Pa anger train from Eeyton. by. Alba , hem and town, and connect. at Annuli,. with a trent en the ERA Pettneylvanla K. H. for Reading, Potteville, fltwrlnburg•nd Philadelphia end aloo with a train for Ilentown. Ilethlehem and EAeton. . . . The morning trio Emit connect. at Alhotiis on E. P. It it. from Ilarrighorg, Pottsville heading and Allentown. and at Catasanima with train on the Lehigh Valley Railroad for Mauch Chunk, Wilkimbarre, Scram. on, Philadelphia and Now York. 'I he 1 In I' 51 train Woolt connects at Allinrtis with trains on the Kant Penn. Railroad for Reading, Pottsville, Philadelphia. Allentown, Ilethlohem, Eatiton, and New York t arrive In Philadelphia via Rending at p. tfl. Tho Evening train Haat leaves Alburtia on the arrival of a train from Allentown and of a train making canna. Bono at Reading with trains from Philadelphia, Maria burg, Pottsville Stc.. and connects with local passenger train on the L. V. It. It. at Catasanqua for Allentown. Bethlehem and Bag., llokeutianqua and Coplay. Panama winning to go to Allentown can take the morn• log train West to Albania. arrive at Allentown 9NI a m, and return by a train on the East Pennsylvania Railroad, leaving Allentown at .133 p. in. C. W. CHAPMAN, • inn Itl.lyl Supt. and Engineer. You Can Buy Everything You Want I SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, COPY BOOKS, SLATES, PENCILS, and everything your children uee In the school at the BOTEN BOOK 'STORE, LEISENRING, TREXLER & CO., 631 Hamilton Street. The Largest and Oldest Established Book-store in Allentown, A. H. FRANOISOUS & CO., Rift MAIMET RTREET • We have apened for the FALL TRADE, the urged and hest amended Block at PHILADELPHIA CARPETN, Tabie, Stair and Floor Oil Cloths, Window Shades and Paper, Carpet Chain, Cotton, Yarn, Bat— ting, Wadding, Twines, Wicks, Clocks Looking Glasses, Fancy Baskets, Brooms, Baskets, Buckets, Brush es, Clothes— Wringers, Wooden and Willow Ware in the United states. Or largo (acreage In business enables us to gall at low prldbe and'fraltak Ifs beat (panty of Oooda. CELFFIRATEp A.BIERICQN WASHER, PA'zicE S3.M. • • THE EfOBT PERFE . HIT. 4ApAgpossipur. wAsnEff '9.B""AF'• Ist' 4 2 ,74:1: 5 9 p! ? , 1 ,T./ q; . 1 EA.'t!P 4 2 f W4Bll D. LUCKENIBACII. A 1"11111. • NET AT LAW. (formerly practiced In Carb n county). (Mice, Hamilton Weill. second decor. nearly Dab5..?3 ° 41. 4 the . VariniPr own. ra. con' Uailroabs Trains for rtill,lolplita. Tr In E ♦.Y. I ig CATASAUQOA. 9 8.1 •NEIPLE'S, 9 4.5 *JORDAN BRIDGE 9 T 7 GUTH'S 931 W ALB EICT I II, 99'1 CHAPMAN'S, . 919 TREXLERTOWN, 907 BREINIONVILLE. 8 06 *SPRING CREEK. S 42 AL-DURTIS, 8 47 CONN SCTIONS I= SOLE AQENIS F9ll, THE 13rofesoional earbz. MIDIVIN ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY 12J AT LAW, alabt door, abovo tho Court Hoax. AL LENTOWN Lehigh county. to fob 13-'OO-17 H C. HUNNBERGER ATTORNEY • AT LAW. Romanit to the Port OWc' d ball tagg second floor, ALLENTOWN l'A. oprEl-ly I-UN Rat RA I.I)TY IN, ATTORNEYS AND CODNSF.LI,OIII4 AT LAW, Ann:atom,, Pa. Office,. Rune. No. 51 Evot onliton Went C. C. 51 A F. A N. BALOWIW E.1.11011E, A'TTOILNET AT LAW, • ALLENTOWN, PA. Unice, N 0.50 Eset. Jlamllloa groat. .Wan L6connal!ed In Oorninn. Janl4 faEORGE 11. RUPP, ATTORNEY Vf AT LAW. 01lice with lion. John D Stn., Anal town. Pa GEORGE K. WILSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. ISIS Hamilton alrect. nearly oppo elle tho Court Hum, Allentown. Collections promptly rondo In Lehigh and Northampton counties D" - C. c. 11. GULDIN, SURGEON DENTIST. 0111 re, over Mro. M. '. 0. Dahlia • Trimming Stero, No. 31 East Hamilton street, Allentown Ps. LPiMOTER, ATTORNEY AT LAW AN D JUSTICE OF TIIE PEACE, MILLERS. TOWN, LEHIGH CO., PA. Particular attection paid to Insolvent and decedeut estates. Inc 0.11 ELIAS MEM Z, ALDERMAN, SVILVEYOI. A gu CoNVEVANCER ARENT FOR TEM SALE OF REAL ESTATE, EL West thunillou Ht. Allentown. Pa WM. N. YOUNG, JR., (WITH KNOWLTON. SMITH At RCALBI.) ATTORNEY AT LAW, Rooms 45, 45, 44 and 47, Na. 160 Wanhington Stroot, Chl CHNO. Juno THOMAS B. NIETZGAR, ATTOR. NEY AT LAW, ALLENTOWN, l'A. Oillco, No. 62 Ent Hamilton xtreet. may 21-'69 GEORGE B. SCRAM. ATTORNEY AT LAW. 0 co, Find door above Law Alloy, AL LENTOWN, l'A. may 29-6 m AIIESS. DI EILY, 11" Ir RN EY AND J COUNSELLOR AT LAW. secuuu Cour or M. J. Kra• more sh.ro, opposite the Eagle Hutch Alleutooru, Pa. mar 17-17 EDWARD HARVEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 0111,, with lion. Samuel A. Bridges. ALLENTOWN, PA. may 1-ly TOIIN It UP P. VITORN EY AT LAW , Olace, N. E. Corner ab and Hamilton Strada ALLEN. TOWN. PA. may 1-ly ADAM WOOLEVER, AvrouarAc AT LAW. Offico. oppoolto tho Court Flonse, AL LENTOWN PA. way lay MORRIS L. KAUFFMAN. ITTOR. NEY AT . LAW. Office, second door 61 the First llunal Bank building, ALLENTOWN, PA. Collections made In Lehigh and sdioining counties. Con be consulted Mho English and Oorman Immune.. sop 14-11 SAMUEL A. RUTZ, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 011Ico, Ho. , 04 ILoolltoo street. over Masi. bar's More. ALLIINTOWN ku,s, RCLAY HAMEIMILY,ATTORNEY . AT LAW CATASAUQUA PA. Jan 14-'6B4f TogvN 0. BOWMAN; ATTORNEY eJ AN I) ELLO It AT LAW, nOOlll 6 , No. rao W t street, PhTlNdelphia. roar MY. Carprt3 anb Oil Ciatij. R .,... AND ELEGANT RPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C • S. C. FOULK. NO. 19 S. SECOND ST., PHILA., I=l In vlt. , attentlon to ilk Splewl , dnatiortintint of Imported and Amarican CA IWOS, which will ho hold at h vary ito all advance. Otioilit wnrrnnt,•d im rapraitantod mo,thht oil can buy with confide.° and nntinfnction. CARPETS I CARPETS 1 ALSO, OIL CLOTHS, AND DIATTINGS WINDOW SHADES, &C., G. B. SNYDER & CO., 31 SOUTII SECOND ST., PLULADA., Went Edo, below Market N. It .—A liberal disc o unt to Churches and Clergy. men ninl7.3mtv • iThls Cut Illustrates tha manner of Using F Przawm.s Fountain Nasal Injector, 6 6p 6 60 5 44 5 1.5 .44 6 26 5 15 This Instritineat IA especially designed tor the pen rect. 111,1,14,11,a cr = It 1, tho only tarot of in. trument yet invented with which Muhl ine,limitit coo ba ,1111 . 1e0 high up am? perfectly applie.l to all pad. Of the affected nasal pas sivoe4, and the ellainner+ or cavities communicating therewith, in 10101.11 sores 11111 ulcers frequently exist, nail from which Ins calarrhal diecharup generally pro co: 1.. Tito want of slice,, in treatitm Catarrh bore, Milo, Imo arloen 1at . 4.1 a front 'the Impossibility of applying ran:ladle. to the, ca t 'tie. and chandlers by any of the mini..., n•thodo. Thloobotocle itt the way of °Patin.: caret in eitticely overcome by rho 111VellO011 or the Incite. lit using this histrnMent, the Fluid Is carried by Its own neighh no snuffing, lord Jnj or pumpinq being required.) up 0110 mishit inn full ready Omens:. stresat to tile hi; hest portion or the l ll t r ~..,0 11:1....:1n... pa.,.. Into and thotonably cleanses II the tithe. , and c11:1•011 el , C01110.,•It 0 lice, 0 lib. and flaws auto? the opposite nostril. Its it, Is pipapant and so plinple that it child can mi. id -tand It. Full nod ovplt - It direction.... ncetimpany each in-trim Pd. When it.eti with tips intetrument, Dr. 5A,..8 1 . 313,11 Remedy cio, Iccvlit fillOCko of 1.0.1 a Ii I t lee 111'11 a " by a' . few appliciitions. symptonto i f Catarrh. Frequent head ache. all-ptiavuo faliitcs lido throat, sometimes pro fuse, watery, thick 11111CIIA, purulent, Wrens's°, tte. lit tali', it dune,. dry. watery, weal, or Inflatned ore, stowthw up or ill”trnetion or 'merit 11/IFFIO:Ce, rin.sinz in CAI , lle:In10., bawl:nig anil COlIgh1111.: to clear Mr, tat. Uleeration., scabs from ulcers, voice a f t ,,,,,f, lit' II Moil, 011 . 011,01 . 0 1,1,1111. Impaired or I.olal 0,111.1 V Ilion 01 0011,0 of 0111 , 11 aunt taste, (Uzi. net , , ine.o.ll tiepin.. .lon, 11.4 or appetite, indiges tion, int1....4,1 tonsils, ticklinu roux I. Re. Only 3 few of the, symptoms two likely to be present in lOW C:1+0 lit fills final. Dr. Sage's. Catarrh Remedy, alien need WWI Dr. i.lercoNNanal Cloucheontlarcony. 11:1I110.1 Willi OM constitutional treatment which itl rt,e0:1011”11 , 10.1 111 Ma patinfitict that wraps cubit bot• tin or We Itoinetiv,ls a perfect specific far this loath. • volindli.ca.e, anti the proprietor offers, in good faith, tl5OO reward for a cadet he can not cunt. 'rho homely is-mild and pleasent to, use, containing nn strong or caustic drugs or poisons. 'rho Catarrh Remedy is sold at GO cents, Douche at 00 cento, by all Drugglatio, or olther tvlll be mailed by pro. prietor cal receipt of 60 cents. R. V. PIERCE, M.D.. . SoloProprietoe. - • BUFFALO. N. Y. mos. I tr•tr . ------- REMOVAL! REMOVAL! S; R. Engelman & Bro.'s CIHN A STORE RAS BEEN REMOVED TO No. 740 HAMILTON STRI:E (liralker'B Old Sland,) ALLENTOWN, PA SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOR TEE SPRING TRADE, TIIE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF TABLE WARE Vases, Cologne Sets, Figures, Smoking Sets, Mantle Ornaments, .., ; . trttm . r , :e i a c k r,,l,l r S. ova offered to thin city.tototh FINE CUT• GLASS WARE. CHRISTY KROCAP, WHOLESALE HEALERS SOD SHIPPERS OP FRESH AND SALT OYSTERS, 308 South ENlaware Avenup. FIIILADELPII!A 10A4ll1 w h W o i l m l MAYO prom mi pnto a r n h d Ib la lo ye l ute nip their lal• loping that oar t•trorte to pletwe wlll sea W flh the approval or the public, wo euliolt n trlel. GEORGE CHRISTY. ISAAC 11. ROOAP, irormerly with./ B. Tallinn. , Formerly with Y. Fo Rep 11-2mW lladurrY, T. Ltimbe• MEM 111. B. SNYDER 1 W. F. SERER. eeptilmw
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