coat anb Lumber. CELAB. W. ABBOTT EIGSEE! Alientowii RITTER & ABBOTT, MANUFACTURERS OF S4l, Doors, Outside Blinds, Inside Blinds, Mould ings, Brackets Balusters, Pickets, Stair Rail. trigs, Window Frames, Door Frames, Ac. SCROLL SAWING TURNING, PLANING 11100IIING_, FLOORING and DONE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. RIP PING, ALSO, STAIR BUILDING done and HAND RAILING made to order. Having now had elniost ti•eyears' posseeslon of the Mill, refurnished it almost wholly with new and improv ed machinery, and having none but oxporienced work men, we are preparal to defy competition from at home and abroad, both In price and workmanship. Do you contemplate building? Call at oar Factory and satisfy yourself with a pennant examination. Drawings for buildings, brackets, pattern. for orna mental work, scrolls for porches, can be aeon at all times by calling at our . D en. Any information to the builder tarnished cheerfully and freely. by calling at the Manu factory, on Union street, at the Jordan Bridge, Allen town, Pa.. or by loiter through the poet office. aug 3-lyy RITTER & ABBOTT. Spectaclez. SPECTACLES! SPECTACLES I! EYE CLASSES, &c. Bi t o llt . rAe o. a , n E tl y co e rnAle a t: o n4n a o c r . t , m . e t nt of all kinds of GRA S. S.IIASSEY'S, NO. 23 EAST HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA Having devoted a great deal of rare and attention to the Spectacle bunion. for these last bo ears I find that my business In that line hat, Increased of .uclAbat I have der termined to mice It rt SPECIALTY. There In no article mannfactured In which there In no much deception prac ticed an there Ix In Spectacle (lin... Knowing that the public Nava beau frequently humbugged by parties pre tending to have a nuperior article of Wanner, and charging exorbitant prices for them, thereby Ir:diking upon the no eesnitien and infirmities of age, I have taken pains to se lect a large and complain assortment onto. finest and host Glasses ever umnutactured, thus in (Fording all persons needing Spectacles an opportunity of purchasing at rea sonable prices. Persons baying any tiltilculty In brie united °Newborn will do well to give me a call, as I fool confident that no one will fail In ho suited. Remember the old stand. Na. M Emit Hamilton street, opposite the Ger inanitofei zned Church, Allentown, Pa. jun73'6B tf • Boot ilattero., JOHN E, LEM Z WM. 11. WEINSIIEIMER, JOHN SEABOLD, JR. JOHN E. LENTZ 'Sr, CO., UCCESSORS 70 YOUNG & LENTZ. The firm of Yonne & Ltz was dissolved by mutual • msent on February 19th, 1872 e Mr Stoma rellrintr, Wm If. Weinnheimer and John beabold Jr ,having taken his place. The new Arm lito es to hove the eontoomnee of the patronage so liberally bestowed upon the old firm. They patrons their utmost endeavor. to crommodate their with promptness and (tarnish BOOTS AND SHOES of the beet make and material, and will always have on baud a large ansorttneut of the moot desirable styles, milted to the trade of thin sten.. TLe arm of Young Sr Lentz having been dissolved, all pus Ilea Indebted to them Sr requested to make nett,ement between this date and April la - rest 'I he books will ro main at the old stand. Either of the old partners in au thorized to sign In liquidation. feb2,9.3m LeIIIAISTRE at ROSS, 212 North Eighth Street, Phila. By confining themselves to a special line of goods and doing a large trade are able to buy and sell cheaper than those who deal Inn more general way. Not a thing de Nimble is wanting to make up the most thorough stock of WHITE GOODS, All sorts of Laces, and at this season a specialty I made of =I by the pair, and certain lace by the yard. The choices stock of Vestibule Laces to be found. Oar 27® pieces, representing more than 96.066 yards o HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS All select patterns and button-hole edged. Siam tacking and blas tucking combinations mad solely fur their own sales. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL may I•tfw. TO THE PUBI IC REMOVAL uUR NEW STORE GUTH & KERN, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS WOULD moat rexpectfolly call the attention of tho friends, muitomers, and tho public generally, to the foe thitt they havejnet removed to their newly and elegontt) Atted op STORE BUILDINO,ono door weldor their form er locallonoted immediately adjoining the First Nanette Beek, being the building formerly occupied by Schrelbe Bros , where they propose to continuo 0 DRY GOODS BUSINESS in all RR varied branches, Tlp.y have the anent, he and cheapest stock of GOODS ever offered to the public, embracing everything that the public con wiAlt. They Would especially invite the atteution of all to thole lino aligior4nentof LADIES' DRESS GOODS Thle department they flatter themselves to he the best ever offered to the public of Allentown and vicinity, for style, quality and ebeapness,gonds of the met approved patterns, &C., consinting of Black and Fancy Silks, Black and Fancy Silk Pupil Black and Fancy Martini Black and Fancy Alpacas. Black and Colored Striped Sul!than, Black Bom bazines, Black Australian Crape, Black Pop• line, Mick Velveteeea, Silk Velvet, Sat in Striped Verballles Cloth, Satin . Striped Lorno Robee, Silk Strip• ed Mohair, Silk Figured Sul• teen, Brocade Japanese Bilks, Brocade Pop• Bus, Serge Wool Plaids botch Wool Plaids, Cord and Colored Ve'volcano, Eng Ilsh and French Chintz., Plaid Popllne, Plaid Chintz., Plaid Naineooke, Brodie, Thibet, lona, Saratoga,. Vie'la. Long Branch, NI• agars and Watervliet Long and Square BRAWLS, in GREAT VARIETY. UrCALL and SEE.jEj As they are buying strictly for cash, they flatter them• 'elves that they can off, great indncemonts to portion wlahing to buy good Goode at reasonablo prices. They only ask the public to give them a call and exam• Lae the stock, and compare pricei and gnality. They defy competition. • Thankful for past favote, they will endeavor to merit A aontinuance of the patronage of their old customers, Re Well am of all new corners: HIRAM OUTIII (THOS. KERN. Jan 24-3 m d fanH.3mw CONSHOHOCKEN BOILER AND COIL WORKS JOHN WOOD,,JR., TUBE. FLUE AND CYLINDER ROILERR,RATE AND STEAM CIRCULATING BOILERS. All kinds of Wrought Iron Coils, Tnyers for Blast Pnr- Ram Gasometers, Smoke Stacksßlast Pipes, Iron Wheel. barrows, and everything In the Boller and Sheet Iron line. Also, all kinds of Iron and Steel Porgings and Blacksmith work, Miner.' Toole of all kinds, such as Whem Buckets, Picks, Drills. Mallets, Sledges, dic. . . Having a Steam Hammer and set of tool. of all kinds and skilled workmen, I flatter my elf that I can torn oo work with prompt.. and diapatch, all of which will b. warranted to be Ural-clans. . Patching Boilers, and repairing generlly. strictly landed to. apr 17 NP.%%- pt '- 4 " 1 ""• 2 -s/Avrlt . 4 004. 0 _ Ca%OOP PLEILADELPHLA., lavlte atloallou to their largo and well selected stock of Watches, Clooks, Bronzes, Diamonds, SILVERWARE, PLATED-WARE, .F . Azror Goons IN GILT AND LE.ITIIER;,. OIINAMENTS PROM PARIS, VIENN• AND TIMILIN, Fiend' Flowers, Table Cuticry, Enpltih Umbrellas Orders by Mail will receive prompt !Mention 1124 C4estnitt Street, PHILADELPHIA a(' 64mw WE ENTREAT YOU ALL PREPARE ! PREPARF ! ! • FOR THE FALL AND WINTER .CAMPAIGN • Now Opening THE Mammoth Stores, OF E. S. KHMER NO. 705 AND 707 HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN. OUR BUSINESS INCREASING! FULLY PREPARI..D 'l'o MEET DEMANDS ! AN UNDENIABLE FACT THAT WE HAVE THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF LA DIES' DRESS GOODS, UNPARALLELED 1N TIIIS CITY AND VALLEY. A_DSO, SHAWLS SACKS. FANCY SACKINGS, WATER PROOF CLOTH, PLAIN AND FANCY COLORS, SILK VELVET AND VELVETEENS, WOOLENS FOR MEN, YOUTH & BOYS' SUITS. DOMESTIC GOODS OF EVERY POSSIBLE DESCRIPTIOV. BOTH STORES CROWDED TO INSPECT OUR IMMENSE STOCK! ALL SIGNIFY THEIR UTTER ASTONISHMENT AT OUR LOW PRICES. 10 - A. standing invitation to Can, examine and be convinced. rO - Tbaukful for past favors. [Sept. ea. MORE & TROXEL, MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO OP NEW YORK. ASSETS, $53,000,000 Policies lotted In all forme. For Informllion apply either In person or by mall to the OFFICE: 544 lIARIETON STREET MILLEBSTOWN SAVING BANK . MILLERBTOWN, LEUIGII COUNTY. Thin hatitution will be opened on or before the Ist day of Ay cll. Money will be taken on deposit at all time. and Irian) , same from one dollar upward., for which SIX PER CENT:INTEREST per annum will be paid. Deposit. may be withdrawn at any time M.o, money oanod oat on favorable terms. JAMBS WEILER, President irMANICI.II, Batman, Cashier. J. F. H. Shiffert, Georg Ludwig. Frederick C. Fast, Christ —A K. Henninger. David Donner, Winkle holiday. Isaac Hebei, • Gideon F. Egner, Horatio T. Hortsog, Dew ninth J. SchmoYcr , James Sinmanter mar 18.6 m A LLENTOWN SAVINGS TION, Organized as "Dimes Saving higieution, ,, NO. 58 EAST HAMILTON ST., (na•RLY OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN HOTEL.) PAYS SIX PER CENT. INTEREST FOR This Institution, the oldest Saving Bank to Eastern Pennsylvania, has been in continuous and successful operation for ten yearn, and continues to pay SIX PER CENT. INTEREST on money for one year, and special raten of interest for shorter periods. - 110.-All depositn of money will be held strictly cont dentin]. Executors, Administrators, Trustees; Assignees, Treasurers, Tax Collectors, nod other crotodlnne of public or private money., aro of fered liberal rates of Interest. . . . . . . Farmers, Iferchanfe, ,Laborere, and all who have mono, to put on latertnd fora long or short period will find one Institution an agreeable and advantageous one in which to do boldness. Wo especially invite LAMER to transact their banking badness with as. MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS have 'special privi leges granted by our charter—having fait power to trans act business with as in their own names. Money deposited with Ole Institution IS SAFE AND WELL SECURED, by a Capital atonic and surpitin monoy curtly of over SIXTY TROUSAND• DOLLARS. and addition. the Board of Trnsteen have, an required by t hurter, given bond, under the nupervinion of the Court In the num of FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, which bond, are real,. torod In and held by the Court Common Pleas of thin county for the necurity of depon of itorn. Our Iron Vault. are of the most secure and exterinive kind known In thin country, an ourpona Inspection will show, and to which wo invite friends and contrimern. We refer to thin, believing Burglar Proof safe Burgl Proof Vaults complete the safety and reliability of in good Saving Bank. WILLIAM 11. AINEY, President. CIIRISTIAN ptcrrz, Vice President. REUBEN STABLER, Cashier. TROBTEER • William H. Atney, '. ...Marie, S Bush, Chrtntlan Frets, John D. Si len. F. B. Samuels, Benj. J. 11.1t:eubnch. 0 none Brubet, Samuel Sell, Nathan racer. Jan 12-tf MEMRVEZMI Located at the corner of Hamilton street nod Chrirch alloy, In Lion Hall, second story, opposite the German Reformed Church, in the City of Allentown. is organised and ready for business. 11 will pay SIX per cent. In terest on all deposits except butanes& deposits . for any period of U wh i c h , e t h e from the date of deposit. To secure the Trustees of the Institution have filed In the Court of Common Pleas of Lehigh County, ender the , direCtlon of the Court. a bond in the sum of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars, conditioned for the faith• fel keeping and appropriation of all such mums of Mall , &,shall be placed in charge of said FRANKLIN SAYINGS BANK, whether as deposits, or shares of stock. which bond may bo enlarged by the Court whenever It may be deemed necessary In addition to thin. the Act of Incorporation makes the Stockholders personally liable to the depositors ta Jou- Ole the amount of the Capital Stock of the Bank, which is fifty thousand dollars, With liberty to Increase it to one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Those provisions w Minsk° It very desirable and safe plitc e e ,c ef deposit. be ß kop i tlio lt ne m oYtt e efs r =a to n ' 3 ' lo t c ' s t t i Tr t o t Pe e ct d eif P :,7l l t t s7t7g this city. Arrangements will be made to furnish drafts on the cities of Now York and Philadelphia S. A. BRIDOES, Pre.vhfent W. WI 1.005, Vice President J. E. ZIMMERMAN. Cashier. Trtixteen : Daniel IL Miller. S. A. Bridgea, John Holb.. • J. IV Wilbon, William liner. J. E. Zimmerman D. 11.C:reaz, Pater (Iron*, win'Zimmornmn. mar 30 THE ERIN SAVINGS BANK OF WM YOHN NORTH SEVEN? H ST., .DOVE LINDE.A, ALLENTOWN, PA. This bank hes bone established for the porno.. of carry • lag on a general Banking londuenn, and to offer to the cornmonity a SECURE IN VESTAIENT fur OHO money al home, at the Borne rate of intoroat (hot It would command In New York or New Jemey. MONEY LOANED OUT ON 0001) SECURITY Si' Oold, Silver and Government Rondo bought and sold. Drafts drawn on the principal rillon of the United Steles In Bums to twat purrhanors. Colloctiona erode on nil [treenail& Pointe, and proceed. promptly remitted at current rates. Farmers, Marginalia Laborers and nil who have mono) to pot out on Interest fora long or abort period will And thin Institution an agramablo and advautagoon- one In which to do Imminentt. Intoront allowed on doponita at the following rata, wit: UER CENT for o year. SIX PER CENT, If CENT. fur n° thirty darn and under ou• a4rRO•0[1110 glito/I*. nt. Ciao 20 de WILMINGTON AND READING SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS, We era offering tin. M-rig Bode of iblg AT 85 AND ACCRA.; I) INTEREST, Interest P:ty,o,leJeotuary and July And can bo REGISTERED free of enpcoo.. Tho coal, relsoslisueous freights and passenger business ere ton• death? tees easing The Increase for eleven (11) menthe 00°10 ending 1.1, IEI7I. October 1, woe 1872, (AI IN Di o•er the eleven 111) months ending Ilona, Pan:whims and Information can be obtained of DE HAVEN & 81104 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA. STOCKS BOUGIIT AND SOLD GREAT ATTRACTION I . NEW FEW! NEW GOODS! CLOTHING ! CLOTHING GRAND SPRING AND SUMMER OPENING. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES T. OSMUN & CO., BARGAINS GREAT CLOTHING El‘l NORM h IN REIMER'S INIILDINO. NO. 605 HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA. We would Inform the citizens of Allentown and the sur rounding (country tlu t t so arc prepared with a tante stitch f • FALL AND WINTER WEAR, and offer thorn tothe public at ronnonnhlnpricee. To tilos w h o hay their Clothing ready-otdo, thoy aro proyarod otter BARGAINS. WHOLS SUITS MADE TO oRDERI COATS, PANTS AND VESTS Ca and madelq tholate.t.tylo, andby tbebeat workmen CLOTHING, CLOTHS AND CASEHMEREB Is larger than Ghat. Wren Worn, and we Intend to pelt a corn SMALL PROFITS, and give our customers tba bane flt of our low purclowen. Great quantities and varletlea of NECITIES, CUFFS, COLLARS, And everything to the ttoo of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS MEN'S, YOUTIIS', BOYS' and CHILDREN 13 READY-MADE CLOTHING • OONBT.INTLY ON lIAND. do D o ng . o a rni k ila r V o tce, 605 liatatllon street, third T. Omen. .7 LCOII II• SCHOLL MARTIN Los e• mar 544 •. NEW TRUSS ~,,posillielycnre the worst cases of RUPTURE! Hard Robber and ell other kinds of Tr 11.1.11, nhettlder Brace,. Supporters. Eleatic Bolts and Eit,.clilnae. Suspen,..rto Splnal.Bow-Lee and•Ulub Pot Inetrnumn•N ncl,ntllle Illy wade, etc., etc.. constantly on hand and made to order LADIES WAITED UPON IN PRIVATE by Arra . Leigh. No. ' 46rRernember the placelfarkl2 NORTH NINTH ST., the aretTreee Dore above Minket, Phil. tee li•lyw THE LEITIOIL REGISTER, ALLF;NTOWN, WEDNESNT„ NOVEMBER 20, 1872. ifirtandal. AGENTS I= MONEY ON DEPOSIT. RAILROAD FREE OF TAXES =1 I,ooos, 500 a and 100 s Fiscal Agents of the United States, ON COMMISSION (Tlothing, quecessore to Me( :gar rt 08m00 I= lEl=l TREMENDOUS STOCK OF LUMBER GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR THE FALL TRADE ALLENTOWN LUMBER YARDS 11'. R. TREXLER & BR ~ 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 Pine Scantling, Rough and Dressed Sidings, Hemlock Joists and Scantlings, all lengths and sizes, Fence Boards and Rails, Roofing Lath, Plastering Lath, Palings, Fence Posts, all kinds of Shin gles, &c., &c. Persons in need of lumber for large buildings w ill 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 favorabb-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 nur friends to call and inspect our stock. Respectfully, W. R. TREXLER & RRO. (ROVER & BAKER'.'; ELASTIC LOOK-STITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINES For Embrolderll %re Excl telve For Braiding Arc Unexcenee For Qtabing Are Unequaliee For Retooling Are Suporic r For Tucking rr I 1111 pproachabli For Gathering ' Are Unsurpassed For Siiiching Are Faultlese For Cording Arc Incomparable For Felling Are Admirable lIE.•T IN USE I New Styled Shuttle Stitch Sew in g Maohines For 'Manufacturing. To ou NE tV STYLES, which possess unmistakable advantages over the NOISY and OUMBROUE styles o kers. ALLENTOWN Rolling Mill. Co., eueee.sors to TIIAYI R , ERMIA.N. WILSON & CO., Manufacturers of STEABI ENGINES AND BOILERS, BRIDGE CASTINGS, , RAILROAD TURN TABLES, MILL GEARING, SHAFTING, Furnace, Rolling Atilt and Mining Work, &c., &c., &C N. 13,-Alt work guaranteed and delivery prompt. L. IL GROSS, SuieL mignitt 9-9 m Vr] A HANDSOME MOUSTACHE I 1 MOUSTACHE PROP. BT. CROIX'S PRENCII'COUr WII ISKEHR. POUND. the Graaf HAIR GROWER, MOUS rAOIIII. will pro b e e a Inguslent MOUSTACHE . WHISKERS. or w IIInICERS on the ernootheet Pace. Pleasant to rise. Sent to any addreie on receipt of f Ifty Cents II T. BOND. CHEMIST. %NTH and CHESTPUT FITS.. PHILA. . N. B. Cor. T b 2111.17 w AT THE BE SURE AND LOOK FOR THE `BLUE ALL LUMBER OF SUPERIOR QUALITY _ , . t i k i ll, IN: ' •,; .., . (4.-t . 'ti4 q : t • ..___. .'.K.' - . 41.9'.. - '''' ' * . l ~. ;,7 , • CALL AND EXAMINE. J. F. WIREBACK, Agent. CE AND BALEBROO3I, opposite Guinan Reformed Church, No. 629 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa IWGETTING MARRIED.—EI3FAYB FOR roans/ Mao, 0111(y_011%8OCIAT.EVILBand Interfere with MA4EI/.oE—with sore memos PI miler for the Erste); and 4prortenete, diseased and debil itated. Address,uoWAED •880C/ATION. No. Barth Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.' SIG N COME AND T Particular attention is do aired from all who require FAST, DURABLE I=l Shuttle Sewing Machines tit ANY lOUNCLI OF Hannfacturing FAMILY SEWING atclico ant) 3eixtelrg. M=;igaU WATO 1 lES AND JEWELRY, N 0.1.18 NORTH SECOND ST , coo. or (loaner, PHILA. aanAAu eseortment of Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Were constantly on hand. Sirßepatring of Watches snd Jewelry promptly ed to. apt day KELLER 6c lIROTREIL NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON ST.,' ALLENTOWN, PA CLOCKS, ; . 2 ra :, l p rztled A ar4; A r i f . a . n o tAt e Allelres and prince, fro* GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES . • than cantle found In any other store In the city. JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, SILVER WARE ' I Z- 5 WritWiZ t e i gfred on Short Notice. WATCHES, JEWELRY, • SILVER AND PLATED WARE, CHARLES S. MASSEY'S, No. tallest Hamilton street, opposite the German He formed Church. Just received from New York and Phil. adelphia, all the latest styles GOLD WATCHES. .Ml,ll=======.7" 4 " .. SILVER WATCHES. thli,:t=t'grxr h tra d b=ts e s4rZir t of Silver Watches . GOLD JEWELRY. He haa the largest and best assortment of all kinds of Gold Jewelry. GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY. Ile has a larger and better assortment of all kinds of Gilt and Plated Jewelry than can he found elsewhere. SILVER 'AND PLATED WARE. Lichee a splendid assortmentr Silver and Plated W are g ro Nerson desiring goods in his line can not fa to be CLOCKS. A larger assortment than at any other establishment. MELODEONS. Aiplend l iAl . assortmcnt of Prince'. Melodeon., tke best In ACCORDEONS. A splendid assortment of all kinds of Accordeons. • Ills establishment has lately been titled op, and Is now second to none In New York and Philadelphia, and ahead of anythingontside the large cities. He has a larger stock of fashionable goods lulls line than all others in Lehigh county combined. To convince yourselves of the above call and see ffor tbe labicO. MRS. GUL DIN'S Ladies' Trimming Store, ALLNNTOWN. PA. The trade Cl thls old and well known eetabliehment le constantly Increasing, owing to the fact .hat NSW 000D8 are being constantly received of tho LATEST BTTLICB and always ■ratable to the wants of her numereo• cast*. mere. People should always go where they are aura to be united at low figures. 'an lig ATTENTION, LADIES! REAL WHITBY, JET JEWELRY, FRENCH JET AND VULCANITE JEWELRY FINS PLATED JETVELR Y Parte nod Vienna Fana, Hair Pine,Fancy Leather Good., Fancy Ornament... Fancy tioxos. make. Dressing Canes, Toilet Goode. U.. broil. I. Silk, Gingham and Alpaca. All gna-nn eed superior In quality and moderate In prices H. DIXON, ap.3.w] N . 21 South Eighth Street. Yhllada MADAME STEEL,. • 1313 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Ilan recolied from Peris the latest Spring stylmi POLONAISE BUSTLES AND CORSETS La Victorian Kangaroo & Nilleoa DUSTLB SKIRTS for train and promenade drones. Park Wert) , & Children's Corsets. all at popular rrices. mar 20 1p w] FURS FURS F , NCY FURS I Selling off Regardless of Cost to Ulm Business LADLES. do not roles the bargains at. the wall-known and rollsblo store of WM. KEINATII, 710 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Where will be found an extensive assortment of all de sorlpnote of Feebler. able FURS AT THE LOWEST PRICES Bole from f. 5 00 op to tbo moat 00.117 RUSSIAN BROWN SABLE HUDSON BAY AND MINK SABLE, ER MINE, OHINCHILLE, SQUIR— REL, LYNX, dud every verlety of the latent styles. SACQUES OF SEAL SEIN,BEAVEA,ASTRACHAN. And xlI kiwis uf CHILDREN'S SACHEMS. All kinds of Fur Trimming.. Also.'he onnl mewl maul of Fancy Robes, White Fox, Bearer, While Polo. and Black. Bear. Hudson Bay WOll. Ac. All Gonda war ranted as rep resented. Please call and examine Wet, purchnaing elsewhere, and thereby save many a dollar. WM. ICEINATH, nor G-flm 7 0 Arch Street, Philadelphia. E XCELSIOR FUR EMPORIUM 1. ISAA( JOHN PAREIRA 71• S ARCH STREET, Middle of the Block, botweeo 7th nod Bth Stn., South Bide PHILADELPHIA. Importer and Manufacturer of FANCY FURS FOR LADIES' & CHILDREN'S WEAR, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Having Imported a vary larg. , and splendid moortmen of all the different kind.. of FORS from first hands lo Eu rope. would rempectfolly Invllo tho reader.. of this papa to Coll and examine Ilia ossortnient of Fancy Furs. I a determined to roll at the lowest earth prices• All Fur warrant AL TE R E Dapresntations fo fed sales. FURS AND REPAIRED. Gra-REMEMBER TUE STORE. 718 ARCH ST.. PIMA act 10 3rtior $2OOO • PER ANNUM UAN BE MADE IN BELLING THE • NEW WHEELER & W LSONS'S SEWING MACHINE. A few active, reliable busltess men of good Labile sad address. wanted In desirable territory at present unoccu pied. %Veg..; furnished ; Security required. Send for information. or call on r.'ETERSON iSt, CARPENTER, Gen'l Agt'e, 914 CHESTNUT STREET, PIIIL4PEPEIIA. J W. ALTHOUSE, Agent, Iy 614 ti .milton street, Allentown. E=l Fancy Dyeing Establishment. J. & 'W. JONES, NO. 4311 North Front Street, PM:Morphia, Pa. DVS Bilks Woolen and Valley Goode of every doacrip. (lon. Tho . lr .porWrlty of I)yelng Ladles' and Gentle (lannentede wldolr known. Crape and Merino t s i tnlgtlgi&Vl:tl=4 l Xtilgji a llic: ' O ' gr% C Jltir Clentlognen's appnrel. and Graining, clenneed or re•dyed. Kid Glovee cloanood or dyod to look like new. IS—Call and look at our work before going elsowhere.. Branch °face cor. Sloth and Vine eat. Ippr3•Yrkyr FALL OPENING OF DR'{ GOODS. J. M. II AYLE IG H & CO., 1105 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA, Have now open SII=S IN ALL TII6 NEW IRIAGt E. DRAP D'ALMAS AND DRAP IN ALL TILE NEW SHADES. MERINOS AND CASHMERES, 'IN ALL TIIE NEW COLORS. NEW TEXTURES IN ALL COLORS. BLACK SILKS. In GREAT bargains. BLACK SILK VELVETS, • at lowest mice.. NOWStyles in,tadies Suits & Sacks also MOURNING GOODS in groat variety. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO COUNTRY TRADE. pet Elossr CIE= LINDEN FEMALE SEMINARY. DOYI.EBTONVN, PA. The seholsstla leer tent begin oa WiIDNESDAY, PRP Tlllttlatt FoUnTII. IRA For Catalogues apply to 'HENRY 11.0011011, •. At,. I p I Ray. Lev u..81.11t1P. A. at I f lIC pa Trugteep 7—ltev,l4.J*l• •oltrews,..D. 0. P. James, D.,_Hichard Watson. N. 0. James, He . Lear, Es q., Mortis Ltab, A. J. , Larne. Loot. P. worth ington, Aaron Moredltb. Andrew Welt. Samuel Tram. bower. 1171111ww =I fliebicinat. Do O t=i 15) c 4 O )pt be tmt Di w c, (::„ ~.., s . . c), t, pi •___ = tt 1111 1 t- 11111 NEW DRUG STORE I take the Omar° of Informing my unmerolleg Mende and the public to general that I have opened a new Drug Store at NO. 736 RAO I ETON STREET, and Ailed It with a carefully selected dock of Pure Drugs and Medicines PATENT MEDICINES, COAL OIL, and a large irlyor CO AL OIL LAMPS A Choice Perfumery and toilet articles, as the finest Eu. H tracts for handkerchief and bathing. air Oils, Hair !e- V uria n Sand title . D :hll4 AVltrratt:l".","or or paint. Tooth I.lrushes flair Brushes of all grades and price. Pocket Books, Albums, Pave Books. Paper and hoot pens Pocket Knives and Razor., a large, variety of Ow t English and German Ptah Hooke and Tackles. to short, everything that can be expected In a First• Class City Drug Store, ITEZEI The Very Lowest Market Rates WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS will be a apecialty and will be filled day or night with the greatest punctual, it, aad atetwiusy, Physician. end Storekeepers auriplisd with everything la my Hoe at the lowest market rate,. Having had ex • parlance •lose my childhood is the Drat( boat nes. I feel coulidant that I can serve all who may favor tut, with a call, to their .atisfactioa. K W. DANOWSKY. Dr. WM. DANOWSKY takes !Ma Marti:nit, to thank hie nurnerope Mende fo past favors and will be nk.the Drug Store of his mon t watt on all who bap desire kw medical ger •Icee. IMMENBEI! THE PLACE, 735 HAMILTON STREET Ildwun Swath and. Eighth Jati24. w LARGEST STOCK • . , . DRAT INDUCEMENTS • To boy all you fortilloie it the tamest (untliore store In • .town of ' • GEORGE W. HEIMBACH HAMILTON BT., ALLENTOWN. • ita e ri nr ett. l lY,AVAV Y Ast o ßMlT m . have otherwise enlarged their redline. for ~..••• keeping on hood thelargestatook the city. Theta,. RLEGANT FURNITURE 111 Is manufactured in Mal, mon ssfabtfahtient, .under their awn superglaion. and,le warrskt. ed to be the best) 4 th e market. An inspection , • of their stook will eouvincebsgere of Um ad. vanage of tOglegtxthen cr i.e h. manufacture KITTLE'S PATENT (MEMO - BED, and _are sole agents for that auplator bed. Call and'ece IL Remember The ,Mamthoth Glass Front.. loot and greatest t th4oW a AGENTS . QUICK pr,Ng.M.V. me, for It) on DIO LEWIS' OUR DIGESTION , or, NY.JO,LL FD [END'S SEORET. reld. t era mod tiVoirtiVaco4ble book ti is the v AMIITICII . • moat popular writer on bos u n ' f t. 8 It Is._ for the price. the and bondwoman book ever wld by suboortptlon. , towns. the people are eater for ouch a. boot. and , will larga,loo to bring It to them. Write for term, to free. 13E0. MACLEAN, Publisher . • novll3.ly w ' 723 Sancta Street. Pbtladeltat, TINE ILLUSTRATED PHIRENo. LOOIOAL JOURNAL la every ropect a Plot- Clue Biagio's'. Ile articles Sr. the highest Ramat to all, it tesclusa wind wore eadb :automate the moat of OVIIBi.OIII The is loot rains ota the law, of Lifir and Mashie yell wort" tbe trite of the )(uvulae lo every family. It I. Let atil.fo• Year. /1 bre ,. IP*" nn".""lS A:=rta b rl d v: o neVr l VOt b .gber:4 lea l igitrn i fi l i:4ll,or will Tana lab the Lumina Elmo: Tilt sad kresologte., Journal together tardy,. We e Yagaatne jeameglartgespal SO lagert i tg Alleateerni - • AA. ROAD. r BUMMER ARRANGE' RN • . THURSDAY. AUCH'St 1, 1872. Trains leave Harriaburg for N. W Yo a as follows: at 600, 810 a. M., and 20n p. no with similar train, on Pennsylvania Railroad, and arriving at New York at 1210, 900 and 040 p. to. reepectively. Returning Ism New York at 000 a. m.. 1200 none and 600 p. m.; Philadelphia at 7 30, 890 a. m. and 8909. rn . Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville, Tam:tons. Minereville. Aehland; Shamokin Allentown, and Phila. lelphia at 500 and 810 a. to., 20 i ) and 405 p. m. Mopping at Lebanon and principal way statione ; the'l 05 p m. train connecting for Philadelphia, Pottsville and Col um- Ma only. For Pottsville, Schnylklll Haven and Ault ern, via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Railroad leave Harris Mira' at 340 p. m. East Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave Reading for Allentown, Mutton and New York at 7 00. 10 40, a. m , and 405 p to Returning, leave New York at 801 a. In., 12 r 5 noon and 6009. m., and Allentown at 720 a. m... 12 2,` noon: 215, 495 sad 035 p. m. Way Paeseager Trsin leave. Philadelphia at 790 a. tn., connecting with similar train on Rant Penna. Railroad: returning leave Reading at 6209 m. stopping at all da• lions. Leave Pottg•ille at 530 and OW.. at., and 230 p. Herndon 110.00 a. at. Shamokin at 540 and 1116 a. v., Ashland at 741 •. tn. and 120 p. m afahanoy CIP.• at 751 a: and 120 p. Tamaqua at . B99 A m. and 210 p. m. for Philadelphia, Ilea York, Bonding, Harrisburg, ate. Leave Pottsville via Schuylkill and Snsquehanna road at 816 a. m. for Harrisburg, and 1116 a. m. for :line grove and Tremont- Potter 1110 Accommodation Train leaves Potts•ille at 6 9 a. th.. paeans Beading all 03 a. m.,arri•lng at Philo del phla at 996 a. m. Returning, leaves Philadelphia at 615 p. m., passing Reading at 740 p. to,, arriving at Potts. Ville at 920 p. m. . Pottstown Accommodation Train leaves Potistoa n at 841 a. m. Returning, leaves Philadelphia (Ninth and Grotto.) at 130. m. Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 7 20 a to and 16 p m for Ephrata. Ulla, Lancaster, Columbia, Ac, ;re turning leave Lancaster at 8 2) a in, and 9 23 put,nod Columbia at 8 *5 a m, and 3 16 p m. Pet ktomeo Railrotd Trail. leave Porklomen Junction at 733. 8 65 a m, 263 and 5 40 p m Returning. leave Ocean Lane at 0 15 a m, 1215 and 4 21 p tn. connecting with Wilco. on Reading Railroad. Pickering Valley Railroad trams leave Ptamixvilla at 910 a m, 310 and I (0 p ; returning. kayo, Byars at 0 a - , a m, 12 45 noon, and 433 p m, connecting with aluillar trains on Reading Hannon& , Colebrookdaln Railroad trains leavo Pottstown at nlO a m and 197. 825 and 716 p mi returning leave 11 tool Pleasant at OK &Oland 11 2.5 a in, and 325 p to, con, lott ing with trains on Reading It. It. Chester Valley Railroad Trains leavo Bridgeport a: 69 • m and 240 and 633 p nit returning, leave I) .witington at 6 6.5 a in 1291 and 640 p m, connecting with almilar trains on Reading Railroad On Sundays: leave Row Railroad. at 000 p m, Philadelphia at 1100 a m and 3 15 p m 800 m train canning only c. Reading), leave•Pottityllle at 800 a m, Harrialowg at 6 03 • m and 2 00 p m, Allentown at 4 35 and 35 p m, Road. log at 715 I to and 10 55 p in for Harrisburg, at 71st a in for Now York, at 720 a m for Allentown and at 040 n in and 416 p m for Philatialphla. Commutation, Milano°, Season, School and Excurkion Tickets, to and from all points, at reduced rates. Baggage checked through; 100 pounds allowed o.aoh Passouger. J. E. WOOTTEN, anal Is) Asst. Supt. k fine. Jfach'rv. Elll6ll VALLEY RAILROAD. E - 4 -144 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Leave Allentown for New York. via Central Rath,. d o New Jersey. at 5A3', 616, and 816 a ro. and 1201, 1216', 640', and 660 p. m. For NOW York, via Morrie $ Ewox Rallroad.at 55e, and 6 15 a m, and 1214, 1215•. 640', and 500 p m. For Idanunk• Chunk and Belvidere at 816 a m, and 0 40 p m. For Lambertville and Trenton at 61.5 n m, nud 12 01 and 650 pm. For Banton at 005•, 6 15, 015 and 10 10 a m t 1201. 12 15*. 8(0, 540, 060, 74J and 828 pm. For Philadelphia, •la North Penn Railroad •I SM. 915 m, and 1201, SN/, sod 829 p m. Fur Washinglou, D. C. at 815 , 000 b2B p In M. p Cintaannqua & V0a1n,,,0! 0. 641 . 0 , 2 POr Coplay at 641 a awil, 454, 23 aNd 824 Pm. For Mauch Chunk • di, 1047 • to( 1220, 4'14 nod 8 p For Wilkesbarre • d I Ataton,at 644 and 1047 • in, 11 21, 4 84 p m. For Waverly, 0 ago Rlmlra, Auburn and Buffalo, • 10 47 • m (Sayre. ) gay] 12 7rl p. m. For Hazleton at N and 10 47 am, and 484 p m. For Audeorled 11 47 am, For Mahanoy GI at 6 44 Ad 10 47 a m. and 431 pm. For Mt. Carmel 011 end 11l 47 a m. Trainn with ant O . ) elan from Rest Pone Junction. 11. STAN Y 000DWIN, Ans't Gon'l It. 11. SAYRE Sup't & Keg riATARAUQUA AND f• - • r FOOBLSVILLII EL ter JUNE THIRD, 1579, Pagarneor Trains on Iritt i gy . lairllie Railroad Will run In coonoo• e o 110 y, Lehigh k Stiatinohanoß, Rod tallroad, ria follows STATIONS itpd the Cab... tloo with th Butt Pens. ' ?twine Wee P.M. •.m. 1 15 1 27 1 39 1 1 48 1 88 2 08 2 18 403 6 53 700 708 7 15 7 21 7 30 7 39 CATASARQUA. 98.9 *SIMPLE'S. 9 .0 .JORDAN 131110011 9 39 OOMS, 9 94 WALBRRT'B. p o CHAPMAN'S. 910 TREKLERTOWN, 907 BREINIOSVILLS. 858 .SPRINO CRUEL 8 42 AL-BURTIS, 897 lons. CONNECTIONS. 746 7 61 I RA The morning train west leaves Calmaroa on thearrival of the L V R. E. Paesentror train from Barton. Bet. e- Item •nd Allentown, sod cone. Is at Allmrlia with a trsin the East Pennaylvania it for Reading, Potts•illo, re - ri a Lb w ri? ad hi r i ti o i . lad a e o ns .tn a m nd also with a train for The moriiing trnla East connects at Albinos wile crates on R. P. R. R. from Harrisburg. Potteettle heading and Allentown. and at Catasalmna with train on the Lehigh Valley Railroad for Beech Ehnok, Wilkesbarre, Berno• 'on, Philadelphia and Now York. The 115 P train West roue elect Allmrtie with trains on the East Penn. Railroad for Reading, Pottsville. Htir riaborg. Philadelphia, Allentewn, Bethlehem. Eamon, and New Yorks arrive in Philadelphia via Reading at 116 p. m. The Evening train East leaves Albnrtle on the arrival of a train from Allentown and of a trails making coons., lions at Reading with trains from Philadelphia. flame. Mire, Pottsville, &c, and connect, with localiannenger train on the L. V. ft. R. at Estimations for entown, Bethlehem and Easton, Hokendatiqua and Cop v. Persons winking to go to Allentown can take th e morn. in train West to Alburtle, arrive at Allentown 915 a and return by • train on the East Pennsylvania Rallroa.l, leaving Allentown at 400 9. m. C. W. MIAMIAN, Jan 10-111 Supt. and Engineer. AL LENT 0 W N PASSENGER RAIL- WAY. TIME TABLE. On and after MONDAY, JUNE 3. 1872, care will run teen trains on the Lehtish Valley and Lehigh and Eintto.. M banns, Philadelphia & Reading _et Penn hirict en) Rallroade, and to ths Allentown Furnace. leaVlng Ma llon. Hamilton and Ninth streets, as follow.: For L. V. L. &S. R. Penn. Furnace. Leave For A AI A. M. A. M. A. M. A M. 040 7 45 600 090 10 03 6 15 10 i 0 8 40 11 2) ,11 6.5 i 7 45 11 95 11 30 • 10 10 1 I M O 1 P.M. . M. P• 150 ' 11 85 P. M. P. M. 300 330 11 /50 260 1 40 600 6 35 P.M. 9 (A 3(0 700 796 82) • 010 610 9 60 740 AOO 6 2) Pay Day N o LSatord's 7 10 O 7 40 840 9 2i The above ears run to ail the passenger lonia+ nn t . above roads. FARE TEN CENTS. Children ander ten year. If use, Flvu Cont.. NORTH PENNSVI,rA," gm• VANIA RAILROAD. •1/41114.105ir SUMMER iERI_,q EM EST Pom:mere for Philadelphia tals. Lehigh Valley R. R trains plaiting Allentown at 0 15 and 81.5 R. m, 12 01, 550 8 28 p. tn.. and arrive in Philltdeiphlit at 8 55, 101.1 a m, 15, 8 'bland 10 30 p. m. Alto Lehigh and Susquehanna Railroad train. at 815 a. 97,5, 510 and 815 p. m. arrive in Mils lolphia at 10 43 a. m., 715, 510. 830 and 10300. . . LOCAL SCHEDULE. Nix Through Trains Dully, Sundays Excepted Passenger trains leave tho depot Northwest corner Perk• and American Mt unto. Philadelphia. For Allentown at 830 and 9 43 a. 2 10. 338, 4 00 and Fortn. Pala, cam pm attuch.d to th. 838 a. m. train Doylestown at 842 m.. 240 and 430 p rn. For Fort Wahhlngton at 7 41 and 11 a in, 8 and 11 30 p m For Ablngtnn at 7 1 30, and 550 p. to. Pot Lansdale at 830 p. m. Leave Bathlohem at 630, 830 a, m., 1211, 936, 6 10 and 610 p' w• Dorfoxtowo t 76X1 a, tn., 300 and 600 P. M. •. Lansdale at 603 a. tn. Port Washington at 847. 10900. m., nod 216 and 9 ").'''• Ablugtoo at 7 45 a m, 216 and 826 P. m. ON SUNDAYS. Leave Bethlehem for Philatli . iphla at 4 00 P. m Doyleatetro 645 a. m. Leese Puthitlphla for 8e11.....aem aVn o tt. to .; Pare—AHentome to r gitZ l ipte7iil so. P. ISLLIS CLARK, Agee'. You Can Buy Everything You Want I SCHOOL BOOK BLANK BOOKS, • COPY BOOKS, SLATES, PENCILS, and everything your children use In the school et the BOTEN BOOK STORE, LEISENRING, TREXLER & CO. 631 Hamilton Street. The Largest and Oldest Established Book-store in Allentown. A. H. FRANCISCUS & CO., 518 MARKET STREET We here opened for the FALL TRADE, the larked and beet snorted Stock of PHILADELPHIA CARPETS. Table, Stair and Floor Oil Cloths, Window Shade. and Paper, Carpet Chain, Cotton, Yarn, Bat- , tiny, Wadding, Twines, ilikke, Clocks, Looking Glasses, Fancy Baskets, Brooms, Baskets, Buckets, Brush es, Clothes- Wringers, Wooden and Willow Ware in the United States. - Our large Increase to lmeluere enables ue to sell at low prices sod foroleh the beet quality of Geode. SOLE AGENTS FOR TUB CELEBRATED AMERICAN WASHER, PRICE $6.30. .• TUE MOST PERFEC T AND SUCCESSFUL WASHER EVER ?CPS. A G E NTS WA N NTED FOR THE A ERRIOAN WARN. R in nil pin ckf Ma Stoic. nevi ilmw D. LUCKENBACII. ATTOR. TV • ri EY AT LAW. (formerly practiced to Carla.' minty). 0111. m. alroct k aw a nd door nearly iliPtflirclittec=olim=u" littilroabts. Trains Enxt a.Y. P. ll Thane for Pbtlxdelphla EMBECIEMS Profosofonal Cartai. EDWIN ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, eight doors above the Coon Ilons_,• AL LENTOWN Lehigh county. Pa tab 19-ls C. lIIONNBERGER ATTORNEY t AJ r. Lea us ßgnv l ldp A t . be Poet Ottlett9d-1171 DI UN K do BALDWIN, ATTORNEYS Lllo AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, AlletitoWs, Ps. Mice. No. 51 Sant Ilemtßon elreot. C. N. Rens, EJ. MORE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, • ALLENTOWN, PA. Once, N 0.60 Emit Llamllton ntreot. Wi-Cau be coneolted In (Jarman. Jana (2EOOGE H. RUPP, ATTORNEY VA AT LAW. Office with lion. John D Stiles, Allah tow n, GEORGE K. WILSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW. No. 618 Hamilton street, nearly oppo alto the Court [louse. Allentown. Collections promptly made to Lehigh and Northampton counties DR. C. C. 11. GULDEN, SURGEON DENTIST. Office. over Mr.. H. A. 0. Ouldln S Trimming Store, N 0.34 Soot Hamilton Street. Allentown LEVI - NIIIOYER, ATTORNEY AT LAW AN D JUSTICE OF TIIE PEACE, MILLERS TOWN, LEHIGH CO., PA. Particular attention paid to Insolvent and docedout agates. ELLIN MEM Z, ALDERMAN, SURITEYOI, A ill CONVIIYANCER. AGENT FOIL THE SALE OF REAL ESTATE, &5 Wont Hamilton St. Allentown, Fra W3l. S. YOUNG, JR., (win] KIVOCLTON. !MITI! & MALIN.) ATTORNEY AT LAW, Rooms in, 45. 46 and 47, No. 160 Washington Street. CM tag,. June MHO:VAS B. METZGAR, ATTOR NEY AT LAW, ALLENTOWN, PA. 061ce, No. 62 East Hamilton stroet, GEORGE B. ?WHALE ATTORNEY AT LAW. Ofileo, Fl of door above Law Alloy. AL LENTOWN, l'A. !hay 49-enl Jlll S: ATI' 'MET AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, e4.cOna BO r of M. .1. Kra mer's et. re, oppose Olin Eagle Haul, Allentown, Pr. war 17-ly E DWARD HARVEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 01lice. with lion. Samuel A. Bridge.. ALLENTOWY, PA. may I.ly JOAN RUPP, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Oftl •e, N. E. C0rt..,13111 and Hamilton Strode ALLEN TOWN, PA. may 1-17 ADAM WOOLEVER, ATTOiLii AT LAW. Offlco, .)pposito Om Court Hoare, AL LENTOWN I'A. 1.71-17 MORRIS L. RALFI'II AN. ATTOR NEY AT LAW. Othca, HMCo,. 4v.,1 f the First Nallital:11 Bank ALLLNTOWN, PA. Collections tondo In LAlgli and adiulnlng counties. Can be consulted nth° English and German languages. sop 144/ {„ZA3I ILTEL A. RUTZ, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Otero No. MI Ilomtltou elrent. over Schrei ber'. atom ALIANTOWN PI [dew ('LAY II AM ERSET,AII"TORNEY LL • AT LAW CATASAUQUA l'A. Joe H-'0?•t! T4)111 N 4). HoW4IAN, AT rout% r.Y 4.4 AND COUSELLOtt AT LAW, Room 6, No.= We, nut mr,q, Philauelrldu. mor 147- Carpct3 anti 0,11 etlotb. R um AND ELEGANT 'CAHPE . I'S, OIL CLOTHS, &C S. C. FOULK NO. ID S. SECOND ST., PTTILA, (First Carpet Store below Market, Emit side.) Invite,. attention to bin xplendid annertmant of Imported nod American CARPET.% witleb t o fluid at a van mmil advance. floods warranted an represented so tha. ill can buy with confidence and natlefaction. 5 59 5 60 44 69 5 94 5 10 5 10 CARPETS I CARPETS 1 ALSO, OIL CLOTHS, AND BIA.TTINOS WINDOW SHADES, &C., G. B. SNYDER & CO., 31 SOUTH SECOND ST., PIHLADA., West Mao, below Marko!. N. 8.—.1 li6ernl discount In Churches and Clergy. men apll7.lm This Cut Illustrates the manner of Using PI.EIIIO.E'6 Fountain Nasal Injector, This last mace' is especially designed for the Mg. feet application of DR. RACE'S CATARRH REMEDY. It Is the only farm of Instrument yet Invented with whiell fluid medicine 0111 be carried high up lad ve,.Pctly applied to all parts of the affected nasal pas sages, and the chamber,* or entitles communicating , nerewith to which sores nod ulcers frequently exist no I from which the catarrhal discharge generally pro: ce 3 Is. ThO want of success In tenting Catarrh hero, torero lute arigen largely from din Imptssibllity of applying remEdies to the-Et cat ties and chambers by any of tho' ordinary methods. This obstacle In thewsy of effecting mires I+ entirely overcome by the Invention of the Douche. 13, using this instrument. the Fluid Is carried by Its own weight) no snuffing, fore. in] or naming being required.) up one 'tend( In a foil ffently now hi : , tee.tot to the higlim.t portion of the and thormighly cleanses all the tithes and chambers connected therm, ith, and flows out of the opposite nostril. Its 11, I s plessaut and so ci 111110 that a child can understand it. Full and n xpliit direct; outs occompany each 133-tr0a5.3331. NVlten used with this Instrument, Dr. cvlarch Remedy cures recruit attacks of "C 33131 In Otto 'lend es by a fete applications. Sy in Minion of Catarrh. Frequent head ache, di .3.'ilarge failing into throat, sometimes pro fuse. me tiny,' thick MUCUS, offensive, In others a dryness, dry. watery, weak or Inflamed eye.. monolog' it , or obstruction of nasal passages, ringing lo ears, deaesl, hawking and coughing to clear tht oat,r ii lb lcurrtions, scabs front ulcers, voice nhare 1, nasal twang, offensive breath, Impaired or total deprivation ol sense of smell and taste, dimi ties., 'atnal depression. loss of appetite, Indlgel timi, enlarged tonsils, ticlalno cough, Only a few of the:to symptoms aro likely to be present In any case at one time. Dr. snwe's Catarrh Remedy, when need with Dr. Pie rceis Nasal Dow cite, andacrom. panic I with the constitutional treatment which is reconimmuled in tho pamphlet that wraps each bot tle of the Remedyy , is a perfect specific for this loath 'mote fil+sa.e, and the proprietor offers, in good faith, 6500 reward (or a calm ho can not cure. Tho Remedy Is mild and pleasant to nee. containing no strong or caustic drugs or poisoner. The Catarrh Remedy is cold at 50 cents, Doucho at 60 cents, by all Druggists, or either will he mailed by RT. prietor on receipt of GO cents. It. V. PICROE 1131.. • 130 1 *prietor.... , • Att). N. y, may 1 w-tr REMOVAL! REMOVAL! S. R. Engelman & Bro.'s CIHNA STORE. lIAS BEEN REMOVED TO No. 740 HAMILTON .STBEE ({Valker'il ON Stands) ALLENTOWN, PA SPECIAL ANNOUNCE MENT FOR THE SPRING TRADE. THE PINEhT ASSOIMIENT Or TABLE WARE, Vases, Cologne Sets, Figures, Smoking Sets; Mantle Ornaments,' n o FANCYA ItTICLES. over °traced la Mu eity,trtath or with a largo stock or FINE CUT GLASS WARE. CEES3 HOLIDMV GOODS! T arche t r i ril , d A o ba l v e .r zytensive' variety of LANNI and MOTTO Cups AND SAUCERS, MOTTO MUGS, and TOY TEA BETTS, in great variety. Also, VASES and FANCY TOILET SETTS, of the handsomest designs. There good. I have imported directly from Europe. acid .goods ic e i thers low as or Worm , ' can veil the Mime toMs dry or N or. York. A. J. WEIDENER . N 05.39 tooth Second sod 2rimvava i.. N.D.-117 stook of Cu ANDELIERS. medial, adopted to 410.0 0.. I. eery taw. Doerr. or Drawings, showing Ito design of °nob chandellor acid bracket. Wilt be eaul on ermicaf. to o.2mw. k! IMMESnMI msy `dl-'O9 ECCEM 1 13. D. Srynsa ( W. F. U•sea. eept43mw
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