SI
`atib'ZuMbei..
Allentown
RITTER & ABBOTT,
MILNINACTURERS OF
Noah, Doors, Outside Bllnefs, inside Bltticte, I/out&
invi. 'Braclets Baluster... Pickett. Stair Rau:
Inge, Windom Frames, Door Frames, 80:
SCROLL SAWING,
TURNING. '
PLANING'
dATOUING. •
FLOURINGiNpura
DONE AT THS 8110 R TEST NOTICE.
ALSO, STAIR BUILDING done and BAND BAILING
made to order.
Baring now had almost fire yearn' pospeeslon of the
Mill, refnmlshed it almost wholly with new and impror
lad machinery. and haring none .but experienced wor k - .
men, we &reprimand to dofy competition from at home
and abroad, both in price and workmanship.
Do youlcontemplate building ? Call at our Factory and
utlafy yourself with a personal examination.
Drawing. for building., bracket., patterns for orna.
mental work, scrolls for porches, can bo neon at all times
try calling stone office, .Any information to Gm builder
furnished cheerfall street, eaty, by calling at tho Manu
factory., on Union at tha Jordan - Bridge, Allen
town, PL. or by latter through the poet ogice.
stigB-1y) • .• •BITTER & ABBOTT. •
spectttelii.
SPECTACLESI SPECTACLES
EYE OLABSEI3. dto.
• large end elatoplete assortmentor all kinds °IV
lilpeotaates, Bye Glaseee, Be., at
CHAS. S. MASSEY'S,
NO. 23 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
ALLENTOWN, PA
Having devoted a great deal of care and attention to the
Spectacle bneinees for three beet few yearn, I find that my
business in that lino ham Increased No noble that I have do•
&ermined to mate It n SPECIALTY. There Iv no article
manufactured In which there tm no much deception prac•
tined ae there Is In Spectacle 0 Mews. Knowing that the
public have been frequently humbugged by pa riles pro.
tending to 1110/11 a superior article of tila.mes, and charging
exorbitant prices for them, there', y Unlacing upon the im
munities and halm:Mien of age, I have taken pains ne
led a large and complete assortment of the flue,4 and be‘l...
Olamee ever manufactured, thin affording all perrone
needing Spectacles an opportunity of purchasing at rea
sonableprices. Penwell having any difficulty in being
nulled elsewhere will do well to give mu a ...tit, am I feel
confident that no one will fall to he molted. ' Remember the
old stand, No. 29 Emit llantilton street, oppoetto the OM ,
matilleformed Church. A 'letdown, PA. Jun 2i '6B tf
Boot flartitrrs.
JOHN E. LENg 2, WEINSHEIMER,
JOHN SEAB( I t r. , JE.
JOHN E. LENTZ & CO ')
SUCCESSORS TO •
YOUNG & LENTZ.
The firm of Young & Lent: was dissolved by metenl
',meta on Pebruiiry loth, 1072 mr Young retiring. Will
H. Welnehelmer and John Senbo'd Jr .having take • his
place. Thnnew firm hot OS to S+VO the ruuWn.oro of ilto
patronageso liberally bestowed upon the old Orin. They
will use their utmost ondesvoro to nrctionniuditie their
patrons with promptness and foroleh
BOOTS AND SHOES •
•
f the bent make and material, and will niece yt into on
hand a large aSSOlllllOst of die most demiroltle style.,
aulted.to the trade of this section.
The Orm of Young & Lenin having been illonolved, nil
parties Indebted to them ar recoltected to make hell once , I
between this date and April ht• t not he books wilt re
main at the old stand. Either of the old plainer.
Worland to sign in liquidation
LoBIAISTRE it ROSS, •
212 North Eighth Street, Phila.
By confining themselves to a special lino of goods and
doing a large trade are able to buy and sell choapor thou
those who deal in a more general way• Not a thing do
arable le wanting to make up the moot thorough cluck of
WHITE GOODS,
AU sorts of Laces, and at this season a specialty
made of
NOTTIPOU AM LACE CURTAINS
Ve.liroliVe.sallceetatlltne iZned.yal.d. The
'h°l".
Our 2700 pieces, representing more than 36.000 yards
HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS
All select patterns and button-bolo edged.
Illas tacking and bias tucking combinations mad
!solely for their own, sales.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
may I•tfw
TO THE PUBT IC
REMOVAL.
tiUR NEW STORE
GUTH & KERN,
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS
"WOULD moat respectfnity call the alkali . oe of their
friends. customers, and the public generally, to the fact
that they have must removed to their newly and elegantly
fitted up STORE BUILDINO,ono door weal of their form•
er location.and Immediately adjoining the First National
Bank, being the building formerly occupied by Schreiber
Bros whore they Pro Pose to continuo
DRY GOODS BUSINESS
to all lie varied branches. They have the Mont, best
and cheapest stock of GOODS ever offoro , l to tlto
embracing everything that the public con wish. Thry
would especially invite the alteration of all to their See
assortment of .
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
TMs department they flatter themmalves to be the be.t
ever offered to the public of Allentown and vicinity, for
style, quality and cheapness, goods of tho mutt approved
pattern., dee„, consisting of
Black sal Fancy Silks, Black and Fancy Silk Poplins
Black and Fancy 'Mohair, Black and Fancy Alpac.r.,
Black and Colored Striped Suiting., Black Bom
bazine., Black 'Australian Crape, Black Pop•
lins, Bleck Velvetesem, Silk Velvet, Sat
in Striped Versailles Cloth, Satin •
Striped Lorne Robes Silk Strip
ed Mohair, Silk Figured Sul
tana, Brocade Japanese
Silks, Brocade Pop
' lin., Serge Wool
Plaids'
Scotch Wool Plaids, Ccird and Colored Volvoloom End
Ilsh and French Chintzes, Plaid Poplins, Plaid
Chintzes, Plaid Nalnsooks,'llroche, Thibet,
lona, Saratoga, Vigilia, Long Branch, NI.
and Watorvliot Long and Square
BRAWLS, In ORBAT VARIETY.
UTCALL and SEE.dNi
Am they are buying strictly for cub. they flatter them
selves that they can offer great' Indocemeote to revile,
wishing to bey good Goode at mumble prleee, ,
They only uk the public, to give them magi and exam.
tar thdr dock, and compare prices and quality. They
defy competition.
Thankful for past facet., they will endeavor to merit a
fontlnuance of the patronage of their old comment, ae
well u of all new comer..
HIRAM GUTH]
Jan 243 d
CONSHOHOCKEN
BOILER. AND COIL WORKS
JOHN WOOD, JR.,
11•NUFACTEIIII1 or
TWA FLUB AND CYLINDER BOILERS, BITE
AND STEAM OIROULATING BOILERS.
All kinds of Wrought iron Cone. Toyer* for Blast For
FsoOuometern, Smoke Stacksßlast Pipes, Iron Wheel
we, and everything In the Boller and Short Iron line,
. all kinds of Iron and Steel Forslnn sod lilacksmit
work, Miners' Tools of all kinds; such as Whom Buckets
Plaits, Drills. linnets, Sledges, ac.
Baying • Steam Hatornor and set of tools of all kinds
amid •killed workmen, 1 flatter myself that I can turn on
work with promptness en
dispatch, all of which will
warranted to be gra-clam •
Patching Bolters, and repairing generally. strictly at
tended to. Apr 17
No 0 gift
44•4084 'NuTsl
54116 1001/
RIP
Invite attention to their large and well ealected'atcck o
Watohati,dooics,fronzei,Diam?nds,
SILVERWARE, - PLATED-WAHE
FANCY GOODS IN GILT ANI) LE.427IER.
ontrAanstiirs 'nom PARIS, VIENNA AND DEDLIN,
French Flown, Tab!, Cutlery, .F:rwlish Unibratas
OrdAraby Mall will receive prompt Alttotioo.
1124 Cliettiut Street, ,
PHILADELPHIA
AP:VO•IMPI
mciirp: az . TROXEL',.
• 'AGENTS. ,
ALUTIA ir LIVE . INgURANCE CO.
. OP 'NEW YORIL
• • ASSETS, $53,000,000
Policies toted. la' ill Tor tuformitlin apply
lather In peridn or !op Will to tho
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544 'IWIILT*N STREET
. ALLENTOWN, PA. r.19./I.W
AtILLEHSfOWN SAVING BANK
M*VERBTOWN;LEHIGII COUNTY.
Thie Meullen will be opened on or before the ht de
of Ar ril. M
Money will be taboo on depeelt at all times and
ut any come from one dollar opwarde, for which
SIX PER . CENT. INTEREST
•
pot and= will De paid. •
vepoalta Ulligise withdrawn at any time Also, money
oanod out on favorable tJelif. Eerms.
S WEILER, President
.Faallaulfr Bantle. Cashier.
F.'2.1. Elhiffert; Georg Ludwig,
Frederick C. Yobst, Christ K. — Henninger.
• ' David Bohner, W lllis n 9atlday.
Immo Oriobel,. Gideon t.
Horatio ertrog, Benjamin J. Schtnoyer.
Jame SlClRMaliter mar 18.8 m
A L4I[ I f fi NICOIVN, SAVINGS INSTITU-
Organizod as "Dimes Saving Inagitutiota,"
NO. 58 EAST HAMILTON ST.,
(xisott 9ttoerrnrne AMERICAN HOTEL,)
PAYS SIX PER CENT. INTEREST FOR
TM. lnetltntlon, the oldest Saving Bank In Eastern
Pennoylvania, has been in continuous and enecessful
oporallon for ten Team, and continues to pay SIX PER
CENT. INTEREST on 'money for ouo year, and special
rates of Interest for shorter periods.
doposits of money wilt bo hold strictly confi
dential. .
Executors, Administrators, Trustees, Assignees,
Treasurers, Tax Collectors,
and other onetodiann of paella or private moneys , are of
. . . _ .
bored liberal mime of interest.
Farmers, Merchants, Laborers, nod all who have
money to Put on Interest for long or oltort period will
and our Institution an agrneable autiltdvaningoomt flue in
which to do business. We esp , rially Invite LADIES to
transact their booktnti business with nu.
Big ItitlED WOMIn and MINORS bays special privi
leges granted by our charter—having fol, power to trans
act busluess with tin in their own
Money deposited with this Institution
. .
IS SAFE A:NLI WELL SECURED,
by a Capital stock and cc Inn money rarity of Over
SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, and addition, the
Board of Trustees have. nn roe ulred by t hurter. given
'bonds under the seporvinion of the Court In the cum of
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, which bonds nro regis
tered In and hold by the Court of Common Pleas of this
county for the eeenrity of deponitorn.
Our Iron Vaults are of the most secure and extensive
kind known In thin country an a personal inspection will
show, and to which we Invite our friend. and customers.
We refer to this, believing that safe Burglar Proof Vaults
comploto the safety nod reliability of a good Saving Dank.
WILLIAM H. AINRY,
_President.
CHRISTIAN PRETZ, Vice Prosidont,
REUBEN STAHLER. Cashier.
. .
. ,
Wllllsm H. Alney, . . ...
Charlo. S Dash,
Christian Prot:, John D. Ni Is,
F. E. Samnole, Den). J. ilnActibuth,
Ooorge Drobst, Samuel Sell,
Nathan Peter. Jan 121?
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK,
Located At the corner of Hamilton street and' Church
alley, in Lion Hall, second story, opposite the German
Reformed Chnrch, to the City of Allentown. Is organized
and ready for business. It frill pay SIX per cent. In•
tercet nn all deposits except business deposits, for imp
perlad o/ time, lobe calculated from the date of deposit.
To secure which, the Trustees of the institution have
tiled in tire Court of Common Pleas of Lehigh County,
under the direction of the Court. a bond In the stun of
T wenty-tive Thonsand Dollars, conditioned for the faith.
fel keeping and appropriation of nil such 1411•118 of money
tuiViroll he placed In charge of said FRANKLIN SAVINGS
BANK, whether as deposits, or shares of stock. which
hoed may he enlarged by the Court whenever it may be
decreed necessary
n addition to this. the Act of lecorporstion makes the
Stockholders persona/7g liable to line depositors to dot .
Me the ninount the ititylfa I Mock of the Bank, which
is fifty thousand dollars, with liberty to Increase It to one
hundred and fifty thonsand dollars.
There provisions will make it a very desirable and safe
place of deirosit.
r t tte that the deposits will
be kept la otrA i th e ovrx, t t i s n e ll ' iresf protected vaults in
this city.
Arrangements will be rnadeto furnish drafts on the cities
of Now York and Philadelphia
S. A. BRIDGES, President
J. IV I LSO N. Vice President
J. E. ZIAIMERbIAN. Cashier.
Trustees :
Daniel Miller, S. A. Bridges,
John Nathan, J. W Wilson,
William Baer, J. E. Zimmerman
D. 11. Creits taw
in
Zimmerman.
Gross,
TILE ERIN SAVINGS BANK
OP
WM. L. YOTIN
VORTH SEVEN7II ST., ABOVE LlN.briv,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
Thin bank bas been ontabllshod for the pnrpose of carry•
mg on a general flanking tontine., end to offer to the
community a SECURE INVESTMENT for their money at
home, at the same rate of Interest that it would command
in Now York or New Jersey.
MONEY LOANED OUT ON GOOD SECURITY
a Gold, Silver and Govgnment Hoods bought and
told.
Drafts drawn on the principal Mice of the United States
In MMs to suit purchasers.
Collections made on all accessible points, and proceed.
promptly remitted at current rules.
Farmers, Merchants, I,borers and all who Lave mono,
to put otit on Interest for a long or abort period will End
this Institution an agreeable and advantageou. one In
which to do business.
Intereet allowed on deposits at the following rates,
wit:
SEVEN PER CENT. for one year.
SIX PER CENT. If lift for thirty .lain and undor
rear.
' .11117 - Re•enue stamps • al. Liao 91 tiaw
WILMINGTON AND READING
SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS,
We nre offering the Second Morn .ca Uo. ds of thte
IT S 5 AND A. :!IJED INTEREST,
and can It IitIIiTHRED free of expese
n.. Thu coal.
11
relaroininPol freight.. rind ymenormer brairtnerni aro con
stantly Increnging
Tho tr.ereni.e for yen...iodine Ylevombe.. 1. 1872.
Th ov ene y e nr o e n o d r Iyng
gNr ov d mb eNr
o v lB rnb ,
er r. 1871,tn,290 7
over your ending November I, 1870 70 775 22
lucre IFO In two yearn. $151,07454
Bond+, Pouph.eni nod Infortnotluo con hu intalised
DL HAVEN & • lIRO.
40. SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
ATTRACTION 1
NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS!
CLOTHING I CLOTHING
GRAND SPRING AND SUNDER OPENING.
GREAT REDUCTION IN -PRICED
, T. ()SWIM & CO.,
(THOS. KERN.
I 5031.3112 w
GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM
IN RUMEN'S BRIM/INN.
NO. 605 HAMILTON STREET,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
•
We would Inform the citizen. of Allentown and the nur.
rounding country thut we are prepared with n law clock
oh Foodm for
FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
and offer them to tho public at reanonahlo price. To tho
w ar h
their Olothiag ready•made; they are prepared
offer BARGAINS.
- -
Cat and made in the latent style, and by the bent pentium
CLOTHING, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
Is larger then it has peen before, and we Intend to cell
very MALL PROFITS. and era our customers tho ben
fit of our low Furl:hues.
Groat annntilles And strictly of
NECKTIES, CUFFS, COLLARS,
And oyerrtbing lathe line of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS
LIEN'S, YOUTHS'. 1101t8' and CHILDREN S •
READY-MADE CLOTHING
• CONBTANTLY ON HAND.
do D o l!ti a ;l , . o. ld e rgrght n t tr nt . ce, No. OM 4treet. third
T. Oeyo■
mu 24
ELPEIIA,
R.
will positively core the {TOM ra.oe nr RUPTURE. ford
Robber and all olh•r kind. at Trieines. 01, 01'er Prate.,
Supporter., 111,iatic kelt. and tit cklutra. &marina rte
Fpinal, Bow• Lea and Mai let,oraenia n al fte.ll,
made, etc., etc., cunetently an hand aud made to eider
LADIES WAITED UPON IN 'PRIVATE
by ND*. L Nn
411 - Rom' , nib ir the nlee,i3t irklß NORTH NINVI ST.
the IlretTritee Store Above Market. Mlle. DIOS lyar
,
MONEY ON DEPOSIT.
RA I LIMA D
FREE OF TAXES
BM=
Intcrest ray,thl, January and July
TUE BONDS ARE IN
a
I,ooos, 500 s and 100 s
Fiscal Allende ojfhe Milted States,
ON COBIIIISSION
clothing,
Successors to 3fetsgar k Oarittin
BARGAINS
WHOLE HOITH MADE To oRDJOiI
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS
OOR STOCK OF
7 Loon II• Beam BliaTts Lint
LEIGH%
NEW TRITQS
THF; LEHIGH 'REGISTER, ALLENTOWN,
•
'VIE' ''• ENTREAT YOU • ALL
PREPARE! PREPARF!!
FOR THE
FALL - AND WINTER
CAMPAIGN
Now . Opening
AT THE
Mammoth Stores'
OF
E: S. KILMER Sr) CO,
NO. 705 AND 707 HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN.
OUR BUSINESS INCREASING!
FULLY PREPARED TO MEET DEMANDS !
AN UNDENIABLE FACT THAT WE HAVE THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF
LA DIES' DRESS GOODS, •
UNPARALLELED IN THIS
CITY AND VALLEY.
..A-1-118 CD
7- •
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 DESCRIPTIO
BOTH STORES CROWDED TO ISI'ECT OUR IMMENSE STOCK!
ALL SIGNIFY THEIR UTTER ASTONISHMENT AT OUR :LOW PRICES,
nr - A fitanaing invitation to all. Call, examine and be convinced.
'Thankful for past favors. [Sept. etf.
TREMENDOUL' LTOCV OF LUMBER!
GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR THE F.\ LL TRADE
NTOWN LUMBER YARDS
12! OM
OF
. R. T.REXLER (SZ BR
Corner of Tenth end Hamilton Streets, Allentown, Pa.
We have on hand all kinds of
White Pine Boards, White and
Yellow Pine Flooring, Spruce
Flooring, superior lot of
Southera Yellow Pine
Step. Boards, all kinds
of Hemlock Boards,
White and Yel- •
low Pine
Scantling,
Rough and
Dressed Sidings,
Hemlock Joists and
Scamfrlings, all lengths
and sizes, Fence Boards
and Rails, Roofing Lath,
Mast ering Lat h, Palings,
Fence Posts, all kinds of Shin
gles, de., &c.
Persons in need of lumber for large buildinga will find it greatly to their advantage to call,
being constantly re oly to fill orders for all kinds of lumber Seed in large buildings upon the
most favorable terms, and at the shortest notice.
Every article belonging to a first-class lumber yard is constantly kept on band.
'Thankful for past favors, we invite our friends to call and Inspect our stock.
Respectfully, W. R. TREXLER BRO.
GROVER & BAKER'S
MASTIC LOCK-STITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
For F.mbrot(!e r rv Ei
o ciusiva
For Braiding
Are Unexcelled
For Quiff trig
For Hemming
Are Super r
For Tucking
.aproacbable
For Oathcrinp
r.• Onsurpaseed
For Nt Itching
Are Fattlileee
For Cording
‘rt. incomparable
For Felling
re Admlrablr
nig BE'T 11t USE!
New Styles Shuttle Stitch
Sewing Machines
For Manufacturing.
To ou NE 01 STYLES, which possess no uotstakabto advanntges. over the NOISY and CUMBROUS
tylep, o e. t;ons.
ALLENTOWN
Rolling Mill Co.,
Boccestors to
TUAYEII, ERDMA.N, WILSON 45 CO.,
STEAL F, NGINES AND BOILERS,
BRIDGE CASTINGS,
RAILROAD TURN TABLES,
MILL LIEATIING, SHAFTING,
Fitrnace, Rolling Mill and Mining Work.
N. 13,—A1l work guaranteed •nd daltwerg prompt.•
L. 11, GROSS, Sup'
.1
august 9.3133 w 3
• A HANDSOME MOUSTACHE!
MOURTANIE I PROP. STI CROIX'S ?RENCK COSI.
W H ISKERS. POUND. the Great HAIR °ROWER,
WHISKERS. l 'MI produ e a luxuriant MOUNTACIIII
a iIIeICERB on the moothret fans.
Pleaoant to ate. snot to any address on
receipt of NR Oeots H
T, BOND CHEMIST.
%NTH and CII TIIU1 t BTd.. PHILA.
4N21'7. 11. C
-lor. T
27 w
AT TIIE
BE SURE AND LOOK FOR TUE
` BLIT 11; SIGN!"
ALL LUMBER OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
MEM
S ?VI
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CALL AND EXAMINE.
J. E. WIREBACK,
LIZ AND 8A I,EBROOM, opposite German Reformed Rhumb,
No. 829 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa
llsoufneturero of
&c., &c., &c,
COME
AND
S JEI
Particular attention Is de
sired from all who
require
FART, DURABLE
♦AD lIIIPROVIID
Shuttle Sewing Machines
El=
Manufacturing
FAMILY
OM
SEWING
O. GETTING MARRIED.—ESSAYB FOR
Youug Moo, ooareat 80CIAL EVILS and /111(lbE4
which tuterfrre with MAIMAUE—with sure mesas 01
relief for the Erring end Ilorortnuate diseased and debil
itated. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
Ninth Nicest, Philadelphia. Ps.
W EDNESDAY; '.NOVEZVIBER 427,-1872.
.' IU atbeP 40. 3 0.! r P, 1; - :'..:: ':',- 1
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I SAAM K. tsTAILiFFES, .:i .. . • ... •.• ~
WATOIIES AND JEWELRY,
No.llB NORTH SECOND BT.. 008.'08 Quluirt, THILA;
An assortment of .Watches , Jewelry. Sneer. a n d ri
Plated Ware nonstAntly On Inind:•
itarli •
epstring . of Watches and Jewelry promptly
own ed to. . • • aprb.le
KELLER di BROTHER. .
NO.: 27 WEST HAMILTON BT., •
ALLENTOWN, PA •
• . .
well regulated and armrioted. AU steel said rakes. (rots
SE onward.. A larger assortment of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
than can be found In any Ober store In ibe elti. . .
JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS,
SILVER WARE
.1 every_ desci !piton.
JETWatcnee repaired on Short Notice. .
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
CHARLES S. MASSEY'S,
No. TI East Hamilton street, opposi.te gore*. Ho ,
lodrowei,;,hufleggreuitTer fro-row York " a 144 (
itiVn GOLD WATCHES.
an i raig h e e r i Ngea tb e e li tVo r " a b
SILVER WATCHES.
He bas a larger and better assortment of Sliver Watches
than can beparchased anywhere elan.
GOLD JEWELRY.
He bee the largest and beet aseortment of all Made of
Gold Jewelry.
GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY.
He hue larger and better assortmentof all kinds of Gilt
and Plated Jewelry than can be found elsewhere.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
el iebs° Vggr:g r o t denrgrVn a gd l, : l e a t t 'z i ll w, : 7 .
CLOCKS.
A larger assortment than at any other eetabliehment.
MELODEONS.
Agt2l , l l.
1 1 tussortmeut of Princes Melodeons, the beet
In
ACCORDEONB.
A splendid assortment of all ktnde of Accordeone.
Ills oetablishment ban lately been fitted up, and Is now
eocond to none to New York and Philadelphia, and ahead
of any thingoutelde the largo cilia... Helms a larger stock
of fashionable good. in his line than all others In Lehigh
county combined. To convince yourselves of the above
call and see
jot tide Labieo.
MRS. GULDIN'S •
Ladies' Trimming Store,
ALLENTOWN. PA.
,•
The trade at thie old and well known establishment Is
constantly increming, owing to the fact .hat NEW GOODS
are being constantly received of the LATEST STYLES
and always sellable to the wants of her numereu■ mum.
mere. People should always go when they are eare to be
united at low figures. an IS
ATTENTION, LADIES!
REAL WHITBY, JET JEWELRY,
FRENCH JET AND VULCANITE JEWS/MT.
PINE PLATED lEWELR 1,
Perla and Vienna Fans, Hair Fine, Fancy Loather Goads,
Fancy Ornaments. Dorm Maas. Dremslita Oaals.
Toilet anode. U Walla. 1 Silk. (Ilugham and Alpaca.
All gun au eed superior In quality end
H. mod
DIXON In prices.
,
ern:l-w] N 21 South Eighth Street. Chiliad&
MADAME STEEL,
1313 Chestnut Street, Phtladelphiu,
Hal received from Perle the latest Spring styles
OtONAISE BUSTLES !'ND
U( )11SETS.
La Vlctorlen Kangaroo &Mon BUSTLE SKIRTS
.r train and promenade dressm.
Part. .Werly & Children's Coraata.all at popular pilau.
roar ly '
FURS FURS!
F NCY FURS .
Selling of Regardless of Cost to Close Business,
and
r A fti l i iAd d c i.ontoe of
WM.the bargains at the well .known,
WM. KEINATH,
710 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Where will be found an extensive assortment of all de
scriptions of Fashweable
FURS AT THE LOWEST PRIM.
Bets from 55 (Cup to the most costly
RUSSIAN BROWN SABLE.
HUDSON BAY AND MINK SABLE, ER—
MINE, OHINCHILLE, SQUIR—
REL, LYNX,
And every variety of the latest styles.
SACQUES OF SEALSKIN. BEAVEILASTRACHAN, and
all Mad. of CHILDREN'S ACQUES.
All kinde of Fur Trimmings. Also, 'be finest assail.
moot of Fancy Robas, White Fox, It White Polar
and Black Bear, Hudson Bay WOl/. an. All Hoods ware
ranted as re• resented. Please call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere, and thereby save many a dollar.
WM. KEINATH,
no, 0-3 m . " 7 0 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
EXCELNIOR FUR EMPORIUM
.1. ISAA( 1 4 ,
Suceeseor to
JOHN FAREIRA
7v4 ARCH STREET,
Middle of the Block, between 7th and Bth Ste., South Side,
PHILADELPHIA,
Importer and Manufacturer of
FANCY FURS
FOR LADIES' & CHILDREN'S WEAR.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Having imported a very tars. and splendid altectrimera
of all the did . ..rent kinds of FURS from Brat hand. in Hu.
toproe. wou , d ur.recttnlir Invite the readers or thisaer.
call and examine the dement...4 of Fanny Fors. p l ain
dotsrutine4 to sell at the lowest Cash prices. All Pure
warranted No misrepresentations to effect amiss.
AUKS ALTERED AND REPAIRED.
ft-dr .- REMEMBER THE STORE, 718 ARCH ST.. HIL&
oetl6 P 9mw
$2OOO
PER ANNUM.
CAN BE MADE IN BELLING THE
° NEW
WHEELER & W a LSONS'S
SEWING MACHINE.
A few active, rellsble busi:ess men of good LOAM and
addreas, wanted In desirable territory at present no sects-
Pied. Wage) e fornlebed ; Security required. Band' for
information. or call on'
PETERSON & CARPENTER, Gen'l Agt'e,
014 CHESTNUT STREET,
PRILADEPHIA.
J W. ALTHOUSE, Agent,
• . 614 II .mlllon street, Allibtown.
ESTABLIBLIND IN 1610
Fancy Dyeing Fatabllahment.
J. & W. JONES,', ,
No. r 432 North 'Front Street. PhiladsiSM. 3 , Pa.
DVS 811ke Woolen and Fancy Goode qt dearly.
lion. Their griped city or Dyelng Ladle.' and Gentle.
men's Garmente is widely knoo . Crape and Merino
Shawls dyed the most brilliant and plain colors• enrol
and Merino Shawl. cleansed to look like new. Also,
Gentlemen's Apparel. and Curtain.. denuder re.dyed.
Kid Gloves cleansed or dyed to look like new. Co)
and look at one work before going elsewhere. ._laralre i le
dace car, Not end Vine etv Capr9-2mw
FALL OPENING
OF DRY GOODS.
J. M. HAFLEIGH & ca,
1103 CLIEBTNUT ST., PHILADELPOIA,
Have now open
- 3ILi IC
IN ALL THE laW MADILL
])RAP D'ALALAB
AND DRAP
IN ALL THE NEW MADE&
MERINOS AND CASHMERES'
- 1 * IN ALL THE NEWOOLONS.' '
NEW TEXTURqS IN 41...5
BLACK SILKS.''
In MAT bargains. ,
BLACK SILK VFLVqrS,,
•i i boreal prices,
New Style's in LadiesSults - &SadkS
11101/UNING GOO la great variety.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
TO COUNTRY TRADE.
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POYLEBTOWN, PA.. •
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N.V.Vat i r i ,1 Pri " 19111. •
Mullets :—lter• ti, U. Au rows. CI L . .. O. P. James.
1) . .—1ttch1.4.1 Watson, Esq. N. 0. Jams; lisq a _O n sa.
tiZtronnaittuubliirieLtta.-1 ate L sratt. i lantril %rt .
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NEW DRUG STOKE !
Mende nod hereblic In natal that
I tette
the°sue" ‘ V ef"ming IngroW,:,ll
as
NO. 73S HAMILTON STREET,
and filled It with•carefalla selected stock of
Pure Drugs and Medicines
PATENT MEDICINES,
COAL OIL, and a VLF e F u r a v rp fi lkr OI L LAMPS!
Choice Perfumery and toilet articlen, as the finest Ex
tracts for haadkerohiel and bathing. Bair Oda, flair In
•igoratota and Hair Dyes. An innumerable assortmoo
of Toilet Soaps for washing. shaving and firstling oil. fa
or paint. Tooth Brushes and Bair Brushes of all trade
and prices.
Pocket Books, Albums, Pass Books. Paper and Pena
Pocket Knives and Razors. • large Variety of tin. boo
English and German Fish Hooks and Tackles. In abort
everything that can be expected in*
First-Class City Drug Stare,
MIMI
The- Very Lowest Market Rates
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS will bee specialty
ind will be Ailed day or eight with the greatest punctual
ity cad acsarany,
Phyeicians and Storekeepers supplied with everything
do my line et the lowest market rates. Having bad ex•
perlettoesdoce my childhood, to the Drug business I feel
confident that I can serve all who may favor me with a
call, to their satisfaction:
K W. DANOWSKY.
• Dr. WIW.DANOWSKY
takes llele oyportuallr 40 Drug n. Me.
past rimers and will Wit the Store of his eon
wallows all who may. desire Ste medical ear vices.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
735 HAMILTON STREET
/MUSLIM 'UNA and BightA
lanM• w
1 4 4.ROEST STOCK!
DRAT INDUCEMENTS
To buy sit you furniture a
ws t the lamest furniture elan In
to of
GEORGE W. HEIMBACH
75$ HAMILTON 87:, ALLENTOWN.
NO R TH HlLLVieffirgier Tm.
t'v e i ' th "N't that iltroiltigrgr a 1
b uoy i n g 9° .
ELEGANT FURNITURE
Is manufactured In WO 0101Serfabliehnum!. Valrit_
l iib t e b tt rag ITC:=V.a and
rep roi; 4
of thei r sheet Will convince buyers of he ad- '
la a (" 91 irs a i2 (4 s o f . rinfi aThr inintrietnr. KITTLE'S
PATENT 9 P.1110 BED, and mote &into for that
superior bat. Call and age It. Ilitpeinber
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r
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OUR DIGESTION
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It to Dy odds the most tables and salable book In th e
Bald._ lltls on a ottally Imoortant .abje ct. 2ltle by
Allnrital l most pottier writer on health. 3lt le for
the intim the larasestird handsomest book oyer , :old by
. bgr. d atr will urryo;t I t oltra p ir
them.an f or
terms, . Doc r
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GEO. MACLEAN, Publisher:
ww10.47 w ' • TM Ilansom Stmt. PhUadiltbla.
• • •
MBE ILLUSTRATED PIIRENft.
s. LOGICAL JOURNAL Is eyerzesspoot • Plrel.
Class ilegastos. Its articles ere the highesS jotsrest to
all. It tostSes srhgt Ws ars and It :sr to oaks Gm most of
ourselves. The Information Um tales on lit• Laws of
LIN and Health tswill worth Ms nits of the litass•lne
a m ity. It le published at tllt(Xls year. Os
special anstagemeat me ars enabled to oPer Ile Phnom,-
oglosi Joerosl se • Premium for Are sow submit:4m to
the Lento. Ilsotsmes. or NW Welsh the &sews Rutter
SILK xod Poresological loans' together or 00.
ootsmend the Jmunal to Alla ROUT.oI is II eiteslos
&Wawa ordirst to IRMO JR,,,
Allsatem . rim
laailrottlns
ROAD. me 1 'LEADING BALIRe•an. irr.V;2l'
rit
• •
. BUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
•
THURSDAY. AUGUST 1, 1872.
Trains leave Ilaniaborg for New York as follows: at
500, 810 a,_to., and 200 p. m., connecting with similar
trains on Pennsylvania Railroad, and arriving at New
York at 1110, 360 and 940 p. to. respectively.
Returning leave New York at 900 a. m.. 1205 noon and
660 m.; Philadelphia at 7 El, 830 a. in and 33:1p.m.
Leave Harrisburg for Beading, Potts Ville, Tamaqua,
Millersville. Ashland, Shamokin, Allentown. and P lila.
delphia at 500 and 8 10a. tn.. 200 and 405 p. m., stopping
at Lebanon and principal way stations; the 406 7 m.
train cognecting for Philadelphia. Pottaville and CoMm.
his only. For Poltaville, Schuylkill Haven and •übarn,
via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Railroad leave Elands -
burn at 340 p. n.
East Pennsylvania Railroad trains train Reading for
Allentown. Easton and New York at 7 00. 10 40, a. m , and
Gip 132.. Returning. leav Allentown k at 900 In., 1206
noon and 6110 p. m.,and ' at 793 a. In., 122.
noon. 215, 4 Si and 935 P. ro.
Way Pumenger Train leaves Philadelphia at 730 a. m.
soeutecting with aimilar train on East Penna. Railroad;
returning leave Reading at 820 m., stopping at all sta
tions.
Leave Pottsville at 530 and 900 a. m., and 290 p• m.,
'Herndon. 510 03 a. m. Shamokin at 610 and 11 16 a. na.,
Ashland at 743 a. m. sod 1243 D. in.. blahanoy City al
761 a. m.. and 1 20p. mi.. Tamaqua at 835 a. In. and 210
m.forPhiladelphis, New York. Reading, Harrisburg,
Leave Pottsville via and BIIKIn6hII2I[I9. Rail
,' road at 813 a. m. for Harris urg, and 1115 a. m. for Pine
! grove and Tremont..
Pottsville Accommodation Train 1 Pottsville at 530
AP9"3M.R.:,"ll:" 7 ll'lme;:'nurllF,gd:i ß t ribanaViii
o. p neadlug it 7 g su p. arriving at Potts
ville at D i p In.
Pottstown Accommodation Train leaves Pottstown at
645• ro, Returning, leas.. Philadelphia (Ninth and
Green.) at 130 p. m.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 720 a m and
15 p m for Ephrata. LIM, Lancuter. Colambia, Om, ;re
turning leave La, easter at 920 a In, and 921 P m, and
Columbia at 8 al a m. 50d.3 13 p m.
Pe , kiomen Rallro id Train' eavo Ppekinmen Junction
at 7 33. 865 a m. 255 tad 640 p rd ' Returning, tearer
Oreea Laao at 616 a to. 12 3316 p m. ounnect.og
with trains on Reading Railroad.
•
Pickering Valley Railroad trains leave PLmolxvil le at
910 a ma, 310 and 5 50P al I returning. leave, Byers at 637
a m, 1246 coon. and 420 pm, connecting with similar
trains on Reading Railroad.
Colabrookdale Railroad trains leave Pottstown at 9 40
m and 133.830 and 715 p m; returning leavo Mount
Pleasant at 000, 803 and 112. am, and 925 pm, 0 001 001 .
Mg with train. on Reading R. R.
Chester Valley Railroad Taloa leave Bridgeport at 890
am and 2 Viand 593 pm; returning, leave DoWL.lngtou
st 6 66 am, 1250 and 640 .p m, connecting with • similar
trains on Reading Railroad._
On Sunday.: leave New York at 600 p m, Philadelphia
at 800 a m nod S 15 p m (the 800 a m tram running only to
Reading), leave Pottsville, at 800 a in, Harrisburg at h CO
am andCO p m, Allentown at 435 and 095 P Read
Mg at 715 a m and 10 10 p m for Harrisburg, at 7 00 a m for
New York, at 720 a in for Allentown and at 040 a m and
415 9 m for Philadelphia.
Commutation. Mileage, Season, School and Excnraion
Tickets, to and from all point., at induced rate..
Baggage checked through; 100 poundsallowed raeb
Paesenger. J. 0. WOOTTEN,
aunt ly)
Ain!. Supt.& Nap. Ilfach'rv.
riATAirii.U4kUA N I)CZ
POGELSVILLE R. U. 4.10.01P—•.':.:2,774.1-1.
and after JUNE THIRD, 1872, Paeveneer Trains on
ataeauqua & Pogels•ille Railroad will run in couase.
with the Lehigh Valley, Lehigh & Susquehanna, and
Penn. Railroad, an follows:
MMM
s We.
♦. Y.
CATABArQUA, 961 668
ot3E IORDB PLE.'B
•JN 14.121 DOS 965 6B
933 544
GUTH'S, 901 , 3 :44
83 , 241.11E1iT'8, 929 ,94
CHAPMAN'S, • 919 626
TREXLRRTOWN, 007 , 16
131tEINIONVILLR. 860
... . .. . . .
553
7 (X 3
7 (D
7 15
7 21
7 3)
7 39
•SPRING CREEK
AL-nuaTis,
7 46
78l
131 a,
CONII ECTIONE
The morillogtraln west leaves Cat:mienaa on the Arrival
of the I. V R. R. Passenger train from Rob.,
hens and Allot town. end connects at Albania with a train
. .. .
.. , . , ~ ... ....
on the Raga Penneylvania R. B. for livadine, Pottsville,
ling-debar' and Philadelphia end *leo with • train for
Allentown. Bethlehem and Eaton.
The morning trAin East connects at &Mtn"! aloe
on IL P. It 11. from Ilarriabarg, Potta• Ille miles and
Allentown. and at Cataeauqua with train on• the Lehigh
Valley Railroad for Mauch Cheek. Wilk esharre, Feral.
ton, Philadelphia sad New York.
The 111 Phi train Wee; Cuntiecus•l Al . with Wad is
on the East Penn. Railroad for Readina, Putty, illo. Ils
riateng, Philadelp All Bethlehem, Canto r
and New Yorks arrive lo Philadelphia
via
Reading At
The p R•stiliwr train East tease. A 'barite en the erriv al
of • train from Allentown and of • train manilla c3tlne.
lions at Reading with trains from Philadelphia,
burg, PottN•1110, dec„, nod connects with local pantwo.tot
train on the L. V. R. R. at Cataaanqua for Allentown.
Bethlehem and Rector, Llokendanqua and Coplay.
Former wiehins Into to atielllOlNA MI take the morn.
In train West to Alburtis. arrive at Allentown 915 it rn,
mid return by a train on the East Pennaylvaula Rallro td,
leaving Allentown at 433 p. m.
C. W. CB APhl AN,
Supt. rod Euxineer.
Jan 10.1)1
NOBTII PENNNyE- - R
VANIA RAILROAD. F. i3Y✓k lS is
MOM
1111319
Pansengem for Philadelphia salt. Lehigh Valley R. R.
trains panning Allentown at 8 15 and 813 a. m, 12 01, 550
8 28 p. m., and arrive In Philadelphia at 8 55, 10 45 a rn.
2 15, Bal and 10 90 p. m. Also Lehlah and Susquehanna
Railroad tralod at 813 a. 3 25. 040 Rod 815 p
arrive in Phllalelphta at 1045 a in., 915, 840, 821 and
1090 P. m.
LOCAL tiC lIEDULR.
(Six Through Trains Daily, Sundays Excepted
Pusenger trains leave the depot Northwest corner Berko
and American street,. Philadelphia. . .
For Allentown at 8 60 raid o ti a, m.. 2 10. 9 30, 4 00 and
646 p C. Palace cars mres ,, xch-d toho 830 a. ca. tram
For Doileatown atB 46a. m.. _do and 490 D m.
For Fort Waahlagtou at 7 41. d 11 a m, 8 and 11 90 p to
For Abington at 7 m.. 190, and 630 p. m.
Fos Lansdale at 690 p. m.
Trains for Phtladslphls.
Leave Bethlehem at OM, 890 a. m., 1713, 105, 810 and
p. m.
• Dorleatown at 7 al a. m., 900 and 300 p.
Lansdale at fl 03 a. m.
•• Port Washlugtoo at 845. 10901.713 and
800 p w.
Abington at
; O m.2liland 878 p. m.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Bethlehem for Phlladelihla at 4 ODD. m
• Dorleatown •• • 845 a. m.
Leave Pollad hia
ilp for Beth...hem at 030 a. m.
for Doyl.town at 200 p. m.
Parc—Allentown to Philadelph ja,Jl
iraadd GIA RH. Alfiltle
...ca.A LLENTOIVN PASSENGER RASE
WAY.
TIME TABLE.
On and after MONDAY, JONE .1, 1872, cars will rut
to all trains nu the Lehigh Valley wad Lehigh and &min,
bane,. Philadelphia & Reading
_Mast Penn Junction)
Railroads, and to the Allentown Furnace, leaving Sta
tion, Hamilton and Ninth streets as follows:
For L. V. L. &S. R. Penn. Furnace. Leave Fnr
6 45 . 716 660 9 30 10 01
616 10 10 840 11 21 11 63
7 46 11 36 11 30
.
101 U 11 0 l 6O
11 3.6 P. M. P. M. 3'oo 930
11 DO 960 140 600 636 •
P. M. 360 9 10 700 7 78
920 616 110
9 00 60 7 40 9
0 , 23 l'ay Day, & /Word , .
•
7 10 ONLY
7 40 840 9 31
The above car. run to ail the passenger train. or , •
above roads.
FARE TEN CENTS.
Children under len year. of age, Five Cons.
E
IIIGII VALLEY
m.
LRAILROAD. 40,1 A .
BUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Lea ye Allentown for riewYork. vla Contral Railroad of
Now Jamey. at 666•. 010, and 015 a m: and 1201, 1216•,
010', and 550 p. nt.
For New York. oria Morris /4 Essex Itallroad.at 5 56.,
and 6 15 a ra. and 12 01, 1215 8 . 1140 e, and 660 p m.
For Mannolta Chook and Belvidere at 815 a m.and 40.
P For Lambertville and Trenton at 015 • m. and 12 01 and
660 pm.
For Easton at 55.. 6 15, 916 and 10 10 ami 12 01. 1215•,
310, 610`, 5 GO, 7 1) and 828 m.
For Philadelphia, vls North p
Paso Railroad .1 .115. 815
°l°,;,°V.224ept l. tu. d c B26 . .1;11;5. • . pp. p2sp m.
For Catasanqua . & Foulo,!.• 0. IL 811 aln .sod 12 A ,
p
For Copley at 044 a Lott. 404, 'Maid 824 p t.
For Mauch Chunk it' dl Inv am. 1220, 434 and 8210 m.
Fnr Wilkenharrest d 1 autos. at 644 and 1047 am, 12 20,
484 m.
Po p ,
W”arly.ago Elmira. Auburn and Buffalo. at
1047 ay( Express ..ratn. and 12 p. en.
For ilatioton at and 10 47 a m, and 101 p'm.
For Audeuried r 17 17 am.
For Mahaooy CI• at 011 'id 1n47 a m, and 484 p
For Mt, Carmel • 444 and 10 47 am.
Thalna with set
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BLANK BOOKS,
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= the Vl o antauuslanfinnf •
EDWIN ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY
AT LAW. eight doors above the Court House. AL •
LANTOWN Lehigh county. l'a fob 1.1-.13D-17
C. HONSBERGER ATTORNEY
H
AT LAW. Removed to tho Post Oates butldlart
tocood door, ALLENTOWN PA.. Apr 91-17
DUNK Sr. BALDWIN, ATTORNEYS
11 AND COUNHELLORB AT LAW. *lieu(own. Pa.
Unice No. 64 East Ilscullton street.
0. 6 1. Rona. T. A R. BALDWIN
J. MORE, ATTOICNEY AT LAW,
J 24 se ALLENTOWN. PA. °face. No. CO gut tramilloa
street. eliirCart be consulted In (Jarman. bale
(ZEORGE H. RUPP, ATTORNEY
N_A AT LAW. Office with lion. John D Stiles, Allen
town. Pa
GEORGE K. WIENO,,, ATTORNEY
AT LAW, No. LIB flundlton etreot, comely OPPO
nit° the Court House, Allentown. Collectlone promptly
made to Lobigh and Northampton toortthee
DR. C. C. H. GULDPV,SCIIGEON
DENTIST. Mike, over Mrs. M. A. O. Goldin
Trimming Store, No.:11 - Sont Ilemlit. street, Allerityarn
PA.
1 EVI NMOYER, ATTORNEY AT
..E.4 LAW AND JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE, MILLERS
TOWN, LEHIGH CO., PA. Particular attention yald to
Ineelvent and decedent eatatex. jan 0.17
ELIAS 111EIVI Z, %LDERMAN,
SURVEYOa. AAD CONVEYANCER
AGENT FOR TOE SALE OF REAL EBTATE,
3.5 Wont Hamilton St. Allentown. Pa
WIS. S. YOUNG, JR.,
(WITIIKEOMLION. SMITH S. SCALES.)
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
hour. 43, 45.40 end 47, No. 100 Wnehington Street. CM
CNN. June
THOMAS B. DIETZGAR. ATTOR.
NEY AT LAW, ALLENTOWN, PA. Office. No. 62
Emit Ilatelltou .trod. may
72EORGE B. SMALL ATTORNEY
N.. AT LAW. Mice, First door above Law Alley, Al..
LIiNTOAVN, PA. An 7 29-6 M
EDIVARD HARVEY, ATTORNEY
AT LAW. Olflee, with lion. Barring A. Bridge'.
ALLENTUIVN, PA. may 1-17
TRION RUP ATTORNEY AT LAW,
tl Office N. E. Corner tith and Ilamilton Streets ALLEN.TOWN, I 'A. may 1-ly
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ADAM WOOLEVER, AvronlvEs
AT LAW. Oliice, opposite the Court House, Al.
LENTO WN may 1-17
NT, ORRIN L. ii.AUFFMAN, ANTON..
AAA. S E AT LAW. °taco, emit' door of the Mt
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wade to WOO] ondadielni..g counties. Can be coneulted
who English ood (Jarman I.l.,nsiee. sop 14-1 y
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ber's store. ALLFNTOWN Who
Trains Sa nt
A.Y.P.
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• AT LAW CATASAUQUA PA. jan 14-'o.9•tt
JOAN 0. BOWMAN. ATTORNEY
AND COkL'itiELLO It AT LAW. Roma 0, N 0.5.93 Wa
oat litreet. mar/ 471,
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•
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no• 0-lf
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)3:117... PIEIELOM'S
Fountain Nasal Injector,
This in;4rument I: , especially designed for the pen
feet npplientitgi of
DR. sAaws OATARRH REMEDY.
It In 1110 only form of instils:thn yet invented with
which fluid medicine can be carried high tap and
perfectly applied to all parts of the affected natal pas
sa ie.', and the chambers or cavities communicating
tam...with In which sores anti ulcers frequentlyexist,
an I futon which the catarrhal discharge generally pre
cus li. The want of mieceso , ist treating Catarrh here,
tofom Imo orison larduiv from the impossibility of
applying remedies to tiamso cavitlett and chambers
by any of the ordinary methods. This obstacle in
the way of effecting cores is entirely overcome by the
Invention of the Douche. Is, iss , ing this instrument,
Cie Fluid Is carried by Its own weight) no snuffing, fore
fig or trouping helnj required.) 111, one nosh II In a full
soots: 0 ,whet them to the Iliglier.t porlloll Of the
[
itlt.ic p.i..s:t a:.. 1,,,,, lulu mist thoroughly eleatirte3
1l tad titlK , and etiantheN-riotitertt II thetru ith, and
flogsoct at the opposite nestril. Its me I, pleso-ant and
so s.i ossle that a child ran under-loud It. Full
Oill exalt - it direction.r necompany each
lash: ss sac. IVlsssis ti-ed wills dd. I smirstment. Dr.
Si . ... t ',l:rill Remedy cur,. lucent litteeke. of
t•:1 .11 I t 11,0 Dead 'l , In a few applications.
.01st w ills of Dint:writ. Frequent head
:lochs, sL • .1 se, failiii.; hitt, threat, sometimes pro
hon.!. 11 - Ash . ... thlc:t untrue, purulent, offelltdVe, &c.
In 011i..r.1 it drylieso, dry. watery, weak or ilithinied
eve.t.,11,,, dot; 01, tir obstriletinil of nasal pillager,
ringing l 0 rar, 11041110er, hawking 0101 coughing to
clear throat. ulcerates., scabs from ulcers, voice
liner.. I, 11:14.,1 twang, offelisivo breath, Impaired or
t stet ti.ssisa vation of sense of smell and tante, inut
ile:,., sismital dopression.• los, of appetite, indigos
tissa, o:ll.irtptl teultdiA, fielding coligh tic. Only a
tow of thele symptoms aro likely to Ito present In
any C. 1.0 at 0110 time.
Dr. ltingols Catarrh Remedy, when used
with lir. Pierce's Nasal Douche, and scram.
panto I Willi the constitutional treatment widen is
rocs) it trended In the pamphlet that wraps each bot
tle of ill:, Remedy. Is a perfect specific for this loath
senm sll.efos. and the proprietor offers, in good faith,
6600 rownrd for a cam" ho can not cure. The
Remedy to mild and picatiant to use, containing no
strong or caustic drugs or poisons. The Catarrh
homely is sold at 50 cents, Douche at Ca cents, by
all Druggists, or either will he mailed by bro.
prletor on receipt of 60 cents. •
B. V. PIERCE M. D.. '
Solo Proprietor. ..-•
BUFFALO. N. Y.
may I w-If
RENMVAL! REMOVAL!
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CI HNA STORE.
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