Coal attb Lumbtr.
CHAB. W. ABBOTT
MEI=I
Allentown.
RITTER & AB BOTT,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Bash, Doors, Outside Blinds, Inside Blinds, Aft:add
ing*, Brackets Balusters, Pickets, Stair agar
Inge, Window Frames, Door Prams, M.
SCROLL SAWING
TURNING,
PLANING,
FLOORING and
RIP
• DONE eiT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. PING ,
ALSO, STAIR BUILDING done and RAND RAILING
made to order.
Having now bad almost five years' possession of the
Rill, refurnished it almost wholly with new and improv
ed machinery, and having none but experienced work
tom, we are preparod to defy competition from at home
and abroad, both In price and workmanship.
Do you contemplate building? Call at our Factory and
satisfy yonmelf with xpersonal examination.
Drawings for buildings, brackets, patterns for orna
mental work, corolla for porches, can bo seen at all times
by calling •tour oMce. Any information to the builder
furnished cheerfully and freely. by coiling at the Dann.
factory, on Union ntroat, at the Jordan Bridge, Allen
town, Pa.. or by letter through the poet office.
atm 3-1 y) RITTER & ABBOTT.
Sputadeo.
SPECTACLES! SPECTACLES!!
EYE GLASSES, &a.
ii,VtLie.:,nl;:t3l,,ronT:'.°T"` all of,
CHAS. S. MASSEY'S,
NO. 23 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
ALLENTOWN, PA
Raving devoted a great deal of care nod attention to the
Spectacle business for three last row years, I find that my
bumble/min that lino has increased no ouch that I have de
termined to make it a SPECIALTY. There is no article
manufactured In which there Is no mach deception prac•
tined as there In In Spectacle 010010.1. Knowing that the
public have been frequently humbugged by parties pre
tending to have a naporlor article of tilasses, and charging
exorbitant prices for them, thereby tram clog upon the ne
cessities and infirmities of age, I hove taken pain. to se
lect a large and complete assortment of the finest and bent
Glum. ever manufactured, thus affordingall melons
needing Spectacles anupportunity of purchasing at rea
sonable prices. Persona having any difficulty in being
nulled elsewhere will do well to give tne a call, as I feel
confident that no one will fall lobe suited. Itemeinber the
old stand, No. 9 East Hamilton *tweet, opposite the Ger.
manlieformed Church, Allentown, Pa. jun Z 3 '6B tf
Boot ftlaiterz.
TORN E. LENI2, WTT. WEINSIIEIMER
JOHN SEABOLD. JR.
JOHN E. LENTZ & CO„
succEsson, TO
YOUNG SL . LENTZ
The Arm or Young & Lent: wan dinnolved by mutual
consent on Febru rr 1872 qtr Young retiring. Wm
LI. Weinahelmer aud John Seabo'd Jr . baying Mhos Ilk
Place. Thnnew firm hot re to hsve the cont , rn tore ttf the
patronage no liberally bestowed upon the .0,1 They
will ens their utmost Bodo. voce to I.ecouniitala.e their
pat, s with promhtnenn and furnish
BOOTS AND SHOES
Lof the bent make and material, and will always have on
aud a large amortnient of ihe moat denirable ntyles,
•nited to the trade of thin un ction.
The arm of Young St Lentz having been dissolved, el
parties indebted to them or requested to make nett omen
between this dote sod Attrlll4•
of
1 he books will ro
min at the old stood. Either of the old partners In Ku
Merited to sign to liquldstioo feb28.903
L eMAINTHE 4 ROMN
,--2{2 . North Eighth Street, Phila.
By confining themselree to a special line of goods and
doing a large trade aro able to buy and sell cheaper than
those who deal in a more general wey. Not a tiling de
Wahl° In wanting to mire up the moat thorough block of
WHITE GOODS,
All aorta of Lassa, and at this season a specialty
made of
I=l
ma kegr e . ,, At,l i c e nt . n c l e n . l t e o rt e br o t2 n ie d. yard. The choice.
Oar 2700 piece., repremoting more than 30.000 yard.
HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS
All select patterns and buttou•holo edged.
Hiaa tacking and bias tucking combination. mad
solely for their own aisles.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Llfw
TO THE PUBI IC
REMOVAL.
uUR.'NEW STORE
GUTH & KERN,
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS
WOULD most respectfully call the attention of their
Mends, customers, cod the public gouerally, to the fact
that they have jest removed to their newly and elegantly
tilted up STOllg BUILDING,one door went of their form
er loestlon,and immediately adjoining the Fleet National
Bank, being the building formerly occupied by Echrelber
Bros , where they propose to continuo o
DRY GOODS BUSINESS
la all Its varied branches. They have the finest. best
and cheapest stock of GOODS over offered to the public.
embracing everything that the public con wish. They
would eapecially Invite the attention of all to their flue
assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
This department they flatter tlionnolvon to ho the Sent
elver offered to the public of Alleutlwn and vicinity, (or
style, quality and cheapoesa.goods of the ano , t approved
pattern.. he., coosbtlog of
Black and Fancy Silks, Block and Fancy Silk Pontine
Black and Fancy Mobairs Black and Fnney Alpacas,
Black and Colored Striped Stations, Black Bom
bazine., Black Anstrallau Crape, Black Pop•
Hos, Bieck Velveteeus. Silk Velvet, Sat
in Striped Versailles Cloth, Satin
a
Striped Lorne Robes Silk Strip•
ed Mohair, Silk Figured Sul
tana. Brocade Japanese
Silk., Brocade Pop
lins, Serge Wool
Plaids'
kola Wool Plaids, Cord act Colored Velveteens, Beg
Huh end French ebb:du)+, Pleld Copilot., Plaid
Chintzes, Plaid Naleeooke, llrocbo, Thlbel, Ho•
lees, Saratoga, Vlgllln, Long Breech,
ennead Watervliet Lon and Equare
BRAWLS, In GREAT VARIETY.
UrCALL and SEE.jEs
♦s they are buying strictly for cosh. they natter them•
solves that they can offer' great Inducements to parties
wishing to hay good Goode at reasonable prices.
They only aids the public to give there a call and enmi
ties thief Mock, and compare prices and gustily. They
defy eampetllloe.
Thankful for past favots, they will endeavor to me
south:manee of the patronage of their old customers
will as of all new comers,
HIRAM GOTH]
Jan 21-11 m d
CONSnOHOCK EN
BOILER AND COIL WORKS
JOHN WOOD, JR.,
11•11011ACTORER OP
roDN,_PLDN AND CYLINDER BOILERS,BATII
APD STEAD OIROULATING BOILERS.
All kinds of Wrought Iron Tnyere for Blast Foe.
FOasometera, Smoke Stack, , , Blest Pipes, boo AV heel-
W•. and everythlng to the Boiler and Sheet Iron line.
o, all 'Unclear Iron and Steel ' , orating and Blacksmith
work, Miners' Tool. of all kinds, such se Whom Buckets,
rat.. Drill.. Mallets, Sledges, Sc.
HHadnra Steam
dro L of 'f
iki°
workmen, flatter to colt W! coo turn out
work wlthrromigrrAnd dispatch, all of which will be
W riS r le a ting Niters, it'd rOpalring generally, elrtctly at.
Leaded to. apr 17
ti 2XI t t C4FsTNUrst
... 4t plea. /* tit
Cl 4lOl Olll
et"!
PHILADELPHLA.,
kettelielteation to their large and volt selected etcck of
Watches; clookts, Bronzes, Diamonds,
SILVER-WARE, PLATED-WARE;
rAzior 0001 Z IN GILT AND LEATEEL
OUNANINNTS PROM PARIS, 'VIENNA AND BERLIN,
Plretteh Flamm Table Cutlery, English Umbrellas.
Ordsreby Mail alarocelve prompt attention.
1124 Chestnut Street,
PIIILADELPIIIA
avvilistr
ffinancial.
MORE dc TROIEL,
AGENTS
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS, $55,000,000.
Policies honed In all fo one. For Infottnalloo apply
ellhor In portion or by mall to the
OFFICE:
514 lIARILTON STREET.
ALLENTOWN. PA. n13.41xr
MILLERSTOWN SAVING BANK
liIILLERSTOWN, LEHIGH COUNTY.
This Institution will be opened on or before tho Int day
of drill. Money will be token on deposit at all Mines and
m any sums from one dollar upwards, for which
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
per annum will bepald.
Deposits may be withdrawn at any time Also, mope,
owned out on favorable tJAMerms
E S WEILER, Preableni
Dr Seine, Cashfer.
J. F. M. Bhiffert, Georg Ludwig,
Frederick C. Yobat, Christ .1. R. Henninger,
David Donner, Wllllte Saliday.
Isaac 0 [label, Gideon tr. Eimer,
Horatio T. liertiog. Benjamin J. tichmoyer.
James Sinarnamter mar 10-6 m
ALLENTOWN SAVINGS INSTITIU
.am TION,
Organized as "Dimes Saving institution,"
NO. 58 EAST HAMILTON ST.,
(NEARLT OPPORITETHE AMERICAN HOTEL,)
PAYS SIX PER CENT. INTEREST FOR
MONEY ON DEPOSIT
This Institution, the oldest Sa•tng Bunk In Eastern
Pennsylvania, has boon In continuum, and onceeasful
operation for ten years, and continues to pay SIX PElt
CENT. INTEREST on money fur ono your, and spacial
rate, of interest for shorter periods.
IKS—AII deposits of money will ho hold strictly conk..
dentist.
le:motors, Administratora, Trustees, Assignees,
Treaaurera, Tax Collectors,
and other custodian. 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 short period will
find our Institution an agroeablo and advantageous ...in
which to do business. Wo especially fur Ito I.•DIRP to
tram..their banking Mildness with us,
MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS Lava special pig,/ I
'egos granted by our charter—having fol, power to trans
act business with on to their own names.
Money deposited with this Institution
IS SAFE AND WELL SECURED,
by a Capital stock and snrplun money curtly of over
SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, nod addition. the
Hoard of Trustees have, as tequired by t hurter, given
bonds under the nnpervinion of tho Court In the sum of
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, which bonds are regis
tered in and held by the Court of Common Pietas of this
county for the security of depositors.
Our Iron Vaults aro of the most mecum and extensive
kind known in thin country, as a personal inspection will
show, and to which we invite our friends and customers.
We refer to thin, believing that mfo Burglor ('roof Vault..
complete the safety and rellabilitrof s good Saving Bank.
WILLIAM 11. AINEY, President.
CHRISTIAN PRETZ, Vice President,
REUBEN STAHLER. Cashier,
• TRUSTEES
William 11. Atney, ''''''''' Charles S I , 0•11,
Chriatian Prot:, John D. SDI.,
F. B. Samnaln, Benj. J. llageubach,
Name Brand, Samuel Sell,
Nathan Peter. Jan 12-ti
FRANKLIN SAVINGS RANK,
Located at the corner of Hamilton street and Church
aley, In Lion Bail, second story, opposite the German
Reformed Church, In the City of Allentown, is organized
tercety for Mottoes, It will ply SIX per cent. It,
on all depoette errept totelllese ,leirotitee, for oily
period of time., 10 be co lea toted from the ante aepoett.
To secure which, the Trusteres of the Institution have
filed In the Court of Common Pleas of Lehigh County,
under the direction of the Court. in bond to the moo of
Twenty•tlve Thousand Dollars, conditioned for the faith
ful keeping nod appropriation of all such mi./mot money
as shall be placed to charge of said FRANKLIN IA VINOS
BANK, whether a 8 deposits or shares of stock. which
bond may be enlarged by the Court whenever it may be
deemed necessary.
In addition to tlllB. the Act of Incorporation makes the
Stockholders pereunally :table to the dep. bor. It. aorn•
hie the amount of the thspital Stock of the Batik. which
is fifty thousand dollars, with liberty to Increase it to Dins
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
These pro•lsionis will make It a very desirable end safe
place of deposit.
be ß rm id t e l7;o tt ne " Wee l ,W , T „ l a zsl b p n r i ove - ‘ , 4ri P gu t7 ts w g;
this city.
Arrangements will ho made to furnish drafts on the cities
of Now York and Philadelphia
8. A. BRIDOES, President
W. WI LION, Vice President
J. B. ZISI3IERMAN. (Night,.
Trustees :
Dlllll°lll. Miller, S. A. es
Bridg,
John Holben, W
William Beer, J. E. Zimmerman
IL 11. Cagle, Peter Cross,
Edwin Zimmerman.
THE ERIN SAVINGS t BANK
WM • L. YOHN
NORTH SEY EN? B ST., ABOVE LINDICA
This book has been eatablished for the purmale of carry•
Ina on a general Banking hastiness. and to offer Co the
community a SECURE INVESTMENT for their money al
home, at the name rate of Interest that It would command
In Now York or New Jersey.
MONEY LOANED OUT ON GOOD SECURITY
.IGr Gold, Silver and Government Ronde bonght And
told.
Draft. drawn on the principal cities of the Untied Stet..
In mime to cult purchasers.
Collection. made oo all accebelble point.. and proceed.
promptly remitted at current rates.
Farmers, MerChante, Laborers and all who have money
to pat oaf on interest for a long or abort period will end
thie !mitigation an agreeable and advantegeor, one It
which to do btiliilloBo.
Interest allowed deposits at the following rain.,
w B% , irEN PER CENT.ar for one ye
SIX PER CENT. If 1,11 for thirty ondar
renr.
011-Ravatme 'an tot , ,•0 at. Lieu •.),
VILMINGTON AND READING
RAILROAD
SEVEN PER ()ENT. BONDS,
FREE OF TAXES
We nro Oirlqlll4 the s,re.! Meogage Beetle of Llll.l
85 AND A( :u: n INTEREST
totems: J( I 'gm: July
I,ooos. 500 s and 100 s
A l nd can he
ne REGISTER andf of PX1.111,.. To e.d
cerellanno frolghlo Tw .
ee, 11 IneAlue it n
re are con
Manny Invennlng
The It:cream., fur 3 , en , ending Novo 0.1, I, 1572.
over par end'. Ntwonkber 1 1 s7l. ........ .
The lucre/tee for year ondin,t Novenibe. !.1 , 71,
0 rer year endlug Nov, lull, 1, 1570 .......... 70.775..
lucre MI In ma yt
run
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uti,,,
13 1, ,(17A u t0 f
Bondi, Pamphlet , . aud tufort..a 11
DE HAVEN & BRO.,
Fiscci/ Agents of the Malta States,
40 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
L" ifllitl
NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS!
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING
GRAND SPRING AND SUMMER OPENING•
GREAT REDUCTION. IN PRICE
T. OSNIUN & CO.,
[TIIOB. KERN.
1.31.3 m W
Successors to Metspar A 0811111 n
BARGAINS
GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIU
IN REIMER'S
NO. 605 unmirroN STREET,
ALLENTOWN; PA.
We would Inform the clilrenn of Allentown and the mr.
rounding country that ere are prepared with a large stork
ot good. for .
•
FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
and offer them to the public at reasonable role". To t h„. o
who buy their Clothing readymade, they an, prepared to
offer DAROAINS.
11 , 110 LE SUITS NAOS TO oRDSRI
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS
Cut and madein thelateat style, and by thobaut tiorkmoa.
OUR STOCK OP
• CLOTIIING, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
In Wane than It be. , been before, and we Intend to sell at
•oryf
o M r lowl purcha ALL PROFITS,
and v a our customers thin bone
n ose.
Great quardltlen iind yarletlen of
NECKTIES, CUFFS, COLLARS,
And eyerythlng In the line of
GENT'S FURNISHING 000 DB,
MEN'S, YOUTHS', DOTS' and CHILDREN II
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND. •
Don't rorget the piece, No. NIS Hamilton -cheat, third
door above Sixth street.
T. Osmaw,
mar 21• t
LEIGH'S
R.
NEW TRUSS
wlil tmeltlyelymire the tvOttit.c.ure of RUPTURE. Hard
Rubber nod all other klada of Trdasea. blvul ter Bra CPC
Supporter., Eleatic Belt. arid St , oklarta. Suen...• rl.
Splnal,Bow-Leg nod elute Po 41-atrum, a rel •111 c .lly
made, eta., etc., conataally nn lined nod made to utdar
LADIES WAITED UPON IN PRIVATE
by L. Du
•
tarliamember PlaceSlerkl2 NORTH. NINTII ST.,
Abel latearusa Store 'Wee Market, nil,.Cec 111
THE LEHIGH REGISTER, ALLENTOWN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1872.
MEM
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(TlotbilqN
a ions H• BcnoLL MARTIN LTSX
WE ENTREAT YOU ALL
PREPARE 1. -PREPARF ! !
FOR THE
FALL - ANI) WINTER
CAMPAIGN •
Now Opening
'CT THE
,m ammot hc, tores
OF
•E. 8. SHIMER Sz CO
NO. 705 AND 707 HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN.
OUR BUSINESS INCREASING!
. . FULLY PREPARLD TO MEET DEMANDS.!
AN UNDENIABLE FACT THAT WE HAVE THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF
LA I )lES' DRESS GOO DS,
• UNPARALLELED IN THIS
• .CITY AND VALLEY.
SHAWLS SACKS. FANCY SACKINGS,
WATER 'PROOF °Luna, PLAIN AND FANCY COLORS,
SILK VELVET ANI) VELVETEENS ,
WOOLENS FOR MEN, YOUTH & BOYS' SUITS.
•
DOMESTIC GOODS
OF EVERY POSSIBLE DESCRIPTIO
BOTH STORES CROWDED TO ISPECT OUR I3I3IENE SOU
ALL SIGNIFY THEIR UTTER ASTONISHMENT AT OUR LOW PRICES.
Cs'' standing invitation to all. Call, examine and be convinced
rirTbankful for pact favors. [Sept. au.
TREMENDOUS :-TO!' , OF Lt MBER,
GREAT PREPARATIONS lip )1t 1;E F LI, TRADE
MiLFNTOWN LUM B R YARDS
OF
11
W. R. rf REX I:ER
Corner of Tenth and Hamilton Streets, Alltntoan Pa
B U
ALL LUMBER OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
We have on hand all kinds of
White Pine Boards, White and
Yell, w Pine Ficoring, Spruce
Floorino% superior lot of
Souther, Yellow Pine
Stop Board, all ki.ids
• 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,
Plast eying Lat h, Palings,
Fence Posts, all kinds of Shin
gles, d:c &c .
Persons in need of lumber ref. large buildings will find it greatly lo their advantage to call,
being constantly ready to fill orders for all kinds of lumber used in large buildings upon the
most favorable terms, and at the shortest 'notice.
Every article belonging to a first-class lumber yard is constantly kept oh hand.
Thankful for past favors, we invite our Wendt: to call and inspect our stock.
Respectfully, W. R. TREXLER S BRO.
) ‘1(1 41 f1"
ELASTIC LOCK -sTITCH FAMILY SEWING- MACHINES
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For Braiding
re Uncx,isl!
it/ ling
For Hemming
A re Superb r
For Tucking
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For Gathering
rt. 1.1 n su rim 'tree
For Stitching
re Faultlnn.
For Cording
arc hicomparatl.
For Felling
Adm.rnio,
New Sivies Shuttle Stitch
Sewing Machines
For Manufacturing.
To os.: !SEA , STYLES, which possess uninlatnkable advantaKes over the :4018Y and CUMBRi Aft
Atyles o era
GALL AND EXAMINE.
J. F. WHIEBACK,
e CE AND SALEBROOP,I, opposite Gorman Reformed Church,
No. 629 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa
ALLENTOWN
Rolling Mill Co.,
&meets.. to
TIIAI ER, ERODIAN. WILSON & CO.,
Blnoafacturers of
STEAM, ENGINES AND BOILERS,
BRIDGE CASTINGS,
RAILROAD TURN TABLES,
MILL UEARING, SHAFTING, ,`
Furnace, Rolling Mill and Mining Work,
&c., &c., &c
N. B.—All work guaranteed and delivery prompt.
L. U. GROSS, Bup't
auguut P•9m WI
A HANDSOME MOUSTACHE!
i
MOUSTACHE PROF. BT. CROIX'S FRENCH COM-
W H 113 K ERS POUND. the On HAIR (MOWER.
Moth+ ' ACII)L will pr ..lo o It Immo' tnt liIOIIoTACIIS
WHISKERS. , Ills/o.lth on 0... snmothoht rue.
Pl r
on..ant to use. Pot 10 any/Wm. on
receipt of ifi' eH y
_on' •
ItT.OLiD, CHEMIST.
%NTH and C (MTN UTSTS.. IPIII LA.
N. F. Cor. T
.. bill n•ts w
AT THE
BE SURE AND LOOK FOR THE
SIGN!"
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10° GETTING MARRIED.—EBBAYB FOR
Tonna bleu. ungrest soCI AL LV I Le and •BIleS,
which interfere With NIALIBIAOE,,,ritt, ears meson
relief for the tlrrlng and Unfortunate, dines...ad sad dand-
Rated . Address. iIOW AHD ASSOCIATION. No. Mouth
Ninth stmt. Philadelphia. Pa.
AND
Particular attention is de
Fired from 4111 who
. require
FAI3 v, DURABLE
Shuttle Sewing Machines
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Manufacturing
FAMILY
SEWING
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atebos anti 363eltg.
pih.c , K. diTAUFFER,
WATOI.ES AND JEWELRY,
No.llB NORTH SECOND ST., con. or QUARRY, PHILA.
An assortment of Watches, Jewplry. BIItOT and
Plated Ware constantly on hand.
War Repotting of Watches and Jewelry promptly
tended to. aora-ly
KELLER ot BROTHER.
NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON ST.,
ALLENTOWN, PA
CLOCKS,
•
well regulated and warranted. All sizes and price.; from
it upward.. A larger assortment of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES •
than can be found to any other store to the city.
SILVER K I NDS ;
of every duct Iptlon.
frirWatenee repaired on Short Notice.
WATCEIES, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
CHARLES S. MASSEY'S,
No. 23 Bast Hamilton street. opposite the German Re
formed Church. Just received from New York and Phil
adelphia, all the latest styles
GOLD WATCHES.
ii'holestandbenwT°l:3: watches.
aka lower Nceathancal found elsewhere.
SILVER WATCHES.
He has a larger and better assortment of Olivet Watches
than can be purchased anywhere else.
GOLD JEWELRY.
He has the largest and best assortment of all kinds of
Gold Jewelry.
GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY.
He has a larger and better assortment of all clude of Gilt
and Plated Jewelry than can be found elsewhere.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
He ha. a splendid assortment of Silver and:Plated Ware
All 7 person desiring goods In this line can not fail to be
stilted.
CLOCKS.
. A larger assortment than at any other establishment.
MELODEONS. • • -
intlsplend e l ial assortment of Prince's Melodeons, tie best
ACCORDEONS.
A splendid assortment of all kinds of Accordeons.
His establishment has lately been fitted up. and is now
second to none In New York and Philadelphia. and ahead
O f f 'f t gl i t t iTti g ea t s n g l ottlhs3 large ftini lie 6u a larger stack
an nil others In
county combined. I:convince yourselves of the above
call and see •
Sqr tbe iLabieo.
MRS. GULDIN'S
Ladies' Trimrning Store,
„ALLENTOWN. PA.
The trade at (hit old and well known establishment is
constantly Increasing. owing to the fact .hat NEW GOODb
ore being constantly received of the LATEST STYLES
and alum.n suitable to the wants of her numerous ciao.
more. People should always go where they are sure tubs
united at low figures. 'au IS
A TTENTION, LADIES!
REAL WHITBY, JET JEWELRY,
FRENCH JET AND VULCANITE JEWELRY
FINE PLATED JEWELR 1,
Faris sad Vienna Fans, Hair Flos,Fancy Leather anode.
Fancy Ornaments. Valley Borne . Peaks. Droning Canes,
Toilot Goods. U brollnn 1 Bilk. Clit.gham and Alpaca.
All gait au cod superior In quality nod
H. modDlXON,erate In prises
N . 21 South Eighth Street. Phllada.
MADAME STEEL,
1313 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
ties received from Parte tho latest Spring styles
POLONAISE BUSTLES AND
CORSETS.
La Victorian Kangaroo & Nillson BUSTLB SKIRTS
for train and prom.tadi dresses.
Patin Werly & Children's Corsets. all at popular prices.
mar ZO ly sr]
FURS l FURS !
F NCY FURS!
Selling of Regardlees of Cost to atom Butkus
LAI)I8S. do not roles the bargains at the well-ktillw
and reliable store of
KEINATH,
710 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Where will be found an exterteire assortment of all de
Fellatione of natl.,. able
FURS AT THE LOWEST PRICES
Bete from 66 00 op to the most eoelly
RUSSIAN BROWN SABLE
HUDSON BAY AND MINK SABLE, ER
MINE, CHINCHILLE, SQUIR—
REL, LYNX,
And every variety of the la.eet etylee.
SACQUES OP SEALSKIN. BEAVER, ASTRACHAN, and
all kind. of CHILDREN'S SACHEMS.
All Morin of Far Trimmings.,. Alec, 'be
Mont of Fancy Hobos, White Ft, Heaver; White r
and Black Bear, liudeJn Bay WWI, ate. All Goods war -ranted ea re resented. Please cal and examine before
Purchasing elsewhere, and thereby 0000 many a dollar.
WM. KEINATH.
nov 6-10, 7 0 I rob Street, Philadelphia.
EXCELSIOR Milt EMPORIUM I.
I. TSAA( S,
=I
.JOHN FAREICIA
71M ARCII STREET,
bilittllo of tho Block, between itheod Bth Ste., South Side
PHILADELPHIA.
Importrr and Manufacturer of
FANCY FURS
FOR LADIES' & CHILDREN'S WEAR
WHOLFSALS AND RETAIL
Ravine Itnported a Very large and splendid a/tenement
of all
wenrtint kids of FURS from tint hands Eu•
rens. d rmpectfolly In• Ito the renders of this paper
to mall and examine the ss.orttneet o f Fancy Faro. lam
determined to sell at the lowest Cash priers. All Furs
warranted Nn misserresentaf lons to erasion/mt.
FUnS ALTERED ANL/ Itt:Ytt
ere - RESIEMBER VIE STORE. 718 ARM( ST..
16 3 PILA
ore llinte
• $2OOO
PER ANNUM
CAN BE MADE IN SELLING THE
NEW
H EEL E R & W LSONS'S
SEWING MACHINE.
A few active, reliable lod-ese mon of good habit§ and
addrege. wanted In desirable territory at present en
Pled. Woe, s furnished I Qeenrlty reqnbed. Sand for
Information. or call on
'ETERSON & CARPENTER, Gen'l Agt'e,
914 CHESTNUT STREET,
PIIILADBPIIIA.
• J W. ALTHOUSE, Agent,
sly 614 It anillort areal. Allentown.
ESTABI,IBIIED IN 1810
Fancy Dyeing Eetabliebinent.
J. & W. JONES,
•
No. 413 North Front Nireet, Philadelphia. 1...
DYE Silk.. Woolen and Fancy Goode of every descrip
tion Their sunerlvity of Dyeing Ladle.. and Gentle•
men's Garments Is widely karma. Crape and Merino
Shawls dyed the most brilliant and plata color.. Crape
and Merino Shawls cleansed to look like new. Also.
Gentismen'e Apparel. and Curtains. cleansed or re.dyed•
Rid Gloves cleansed or dyed to look like new. NIL. Cell
end look at our work befor oing elsewhere. Branch
°Mae cor Ninth and Vine e t a. (.10.2zaw
FALL OPENING
OF DRY GOODS.
_____ •
J. M. ITAFLEIGH & CO.,
1105 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA,
flare flow open
IN ALL 7118 NEW SHADES .
DRAP D'ALMAS • •
A ••D DRAP D'NICE,
IN ALL TNE,NEW,BIIADES.
MERINOS AND CASHMERES
IN ALL TUE NEW COLORS.
/Mll 7 TEXTURES IN ALL COLORS.
11 ACK SILKS.
to GREAT bargain..
BLACK BILK VELVETS,
it lowest prices.
New Styles in Ladies Suits & Sacks
also
MOURNING GOODS In great variety.
TO
INDUCOUN CEMENTS
TRY TRADE OFFERED
Rot le -Setter
j i trimpEN irvin4LE SEMINARY.
DOYLESTOWN, PA.
Tne pcbabistle lear willbeila au WEDNESDAY. SIP
BRK
F ,VE U N K lTlPll l . 6 llofT v dri c . ' l. l ll. "' fp aP f l't°
• Iturv. LEVI SHEIP. rAKIVaIa.
Oyu 'V'iat'oliz.:l4l:7..bP.}AblaellO
Lear. an.. Mufti; Low, J. A. Larna. «ou. f
. P . ....n.-
mta Aaron bltredlth. Andrew §nott, gunnel Them.
11rXimw
igebicinat
MMUS PINE TREE
TAR CORDIAL!
NATURE'S - GREAT REMEDY
FOR TH3
THROAT AND LUNGS.
--=~'•
It la gratifying to us to Inform the public that Dr. L. Q
0. Wiahart's Pine Treo Tar Cordial. for throat and Lune
Dimes., has gained an 'enviable reputation from the
Atlantic to the Pacific coaet, and from thence to some of
the first foroUtes of Enron., not through the Prom. alone
but by persona throughout the States actually bet:wetted
aid aural at him aloe. While he publiebe■ lees. ao eay
our reporter., he le unable to supply the domed
EMU and holds its reputation—
lint. Pot by etopplug cough, but by looseelnu and
asalstban nature to throw off the unhealthy matter rot
;toted about the lbroat and bronchial tube., cohfoh causes
=3
Ormond. It remove. the cause of trritat , ort (which pro
duces cough)" of the means membrane and oronchtel
tubas .asslsta the lunge to get and throw off the uobe.lthy
seeretloite, cud patinae the blool.
Third. It le free from squills, lobelia. ipecac and opi
um, of which most throat and lung remedies are coo•
posed, which allay cough only, and disorga. no the atom.
*ch. It has a soothing effect on the stomach, acts on the
Ter and kidneys, and lymphatic and nervous raglan■
thus reaching to aaaaa part of tho system, and in its in
vigmating and purifying effects it has gained a repotatiou
which it must hold above all other. in the marl, et.
NOTICE
The Pine Tree lar Cor&al,
Great American Dyspeps'a Fills
AND
WORM SUGAR DROP
Bales under my Immediate dirnelloo, they nhaquot lone
heir curative qualities by the ace of cLe itt and linpur
!IM
HENRY R. WISHAkkT,
PROPRIETOR
FREE OF CHARGE
Dr. L. Q. C. Wlebarl•a Office Parlon are open on Mon
days. Meader! and Wednesday. from 9 A. M. to A P. hf
or conenDation by Dr. Wm. T. Magee. With him are
notated two consolting phyeiclans of acknowledged
bully. Thus opportunity le not offered by any other
I=
TIME TABLE
On and after MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1872, care will run
to all trains on the Lehiith Valley and Lehigh and Sunni.-
henna, Philadelphia & Reading (East Penn Junction)
Railroads, and to the Allentown Furnace, leaving Ma
llon, Hamilton and Ninth streets as followe:
For L. V. L. &8. H. Penn. Furnace. Leave Pnr
A 61 A. M. A. M. A. H. A M.
646 746 060 990 10 On
13 10 10 840 11 21 11 65
7 46 11 96 11 93
o 41 P. M. P. M.
10 lti 1 10 160
11 95 P. M. P. M. 300 990 •
P 60
1 66
900 140 bon 696
3 20 Tao
7 9
if 2) 6 16 110
3 20 7 40 000
6 23 PAy Deka & Batnrd'e
7 10 ONLY
740 840 92.1
The above care run to all the passenger trains or t.
above made.
FARE TEN CENTS.
Children under ten years of age. Five Con aa.
TAN,kiIiQUA AN D i Wgi
N 0.735 HAMILTON STREET, POOELEIVILLE N.E. Is 7
CA
All letters must be addressed to
L. Q. C. WISH/MT, M. I).,
No 232 NORTH SECOND ST.,
PHILADE LP iIA
nov 13•Umw
NEW DRUG STORE !
I take the planner. at Informing in, narneronalit
friend. end the public in general that I hare opened
a new Dint Store at
and titled It with a carefallv selected stock of
Pure Drugs and Medicines
• PATENT MEDICIN
COAL OIL, na V i sg• F tzkrif yaOA L OIL LAMPS
Choice redewerT and toilet article., as the finest Ex
tracts for handkerchief and bathing. flair Oil.. lisle In
•I comb]. sad Flair by.. An innumerable ansortmen
of Toilet Soaps for washing. shaving_ and erasing oil. fa
or gear Tooth Brushes and Hair B rushes of all grade
an Poik:nooks, Albums. Pass Books. Paper and Pens
Pocket Knives and Razors, a large variety of the hes
English •nd Oermsn Fish Hooka and Tackles. In abort
everything that can be expected p
First-Class City Drug Store,
AND, AT
The Very Lowest Market Rates
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS will be • specially
end will be tilled day or night with the greatest punctual
ity ant accuracy.
Phystclans mud Storekeepers Annulled with ow.r7thi.lt
In my line at the lowest market rates. Having had en.
perience shire my childhood In the Drug busluees I feel
cotaldent that I can serve all who may favor me with a
call, td their satisfaction.
E. W. DANOWSKY.
Dr. WM. DANOWSKY
tales thla oppertnnity to thank b la numerous Merida for
past favors and will be at med ic a l eStore of his son to
wall on all who may desire his ser vices.
REMEMBER THE PLAUE,
785 HAMILTON STREET
BdtoB4* Seventh and Ripka
MI:1113
LAR4IIIBBT STOCK
DRAT INDUCEMENTS -
To buy all yon furnitur lawneof I ..... t furniture Acre to
GEORGE W. HEIMBACH
782 HAMILTON BT., ALLENTOWN.
•
The arm have recently put In a IdAll•
MOTO ALL PLATS•OLASS YRONT. and
have other... enlarged their facilities for
gag. on hand the largest stock in the city. 111
ELEGANT FURNITURE
II
la manufactured In Mar coon establishment, Tgla.
under their own sapervialoo and le warrant- a .
ed to be the but In theme... An Inopeetiou •
of their stuck wlll gonvince buyers of the ad•
vantage of buyierom them
Ow n W. imhaett npumfaetere KITTLE'S
PATENT SPRI lees
and Remember gent. for that
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sovlikly 793 Buxom
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RFA DING 1,41 L-as:,. •
ROAD. _
BUMMER AR RANGEIMIT.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 1, 1872
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York as follows: at
61:0, 810 a, tn.; and 101 p. m., connecting with alinilar
train! on Pennsylvania Railroad, and arriving at New
York at 1110, 360 and 940 p. m. respectively.
Rotundas leave New York at 9 On a. m.. 1106 nonl. •pd
600 p. m.t Philadelphia,at SP, 890 a. m. and 930 prm.
Lawry Harrisburg for Reading, Putt... Alla, Tamaqua.
Winersville, Ashland, Shamokin, Allentown, and Phila
delphia &tried and 810 a. in.. 100 and 403 p. m., atop Ping
at Lebanon and principal way stations the 106 p on.
train connecting for Philaditlphis, Pottsville and Colom
bia only. Pot Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn,
viaßcbuylkill and Susquehanna Railroad leave Hereto •
burg at 940 p. m.
Bast Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave Rending for
Allentown. Easton and New York all 00;1040, a. m , and
405 p m. Returning, leave New York at 900 a. m., 12 (6
noon and• 800 p, m.. and Allentown at 776 a. m., 129 f
noon. 1 3, 499 and 995 p. m.
Way Paasenger TI,IOI leaves Philadelphia at 7 90 5. m„
connecting with similar train on East Penna. Railroad;
returning leave Reading at 6WP m., Morning at all sta.
Conn
Leave Pottsville at 690 and 900 a. m., and 990 p.
Herndon 11010 a. m. Shsmok in at Si If and 11 16 a. tn.,
Aahland at 711 a. m. and 19 Sip m.. Hahanoy City at
761 a. m.end 1 20p. m.. Tamaqua at 955 a. m. and 910
&. to. for Philadelphia, New York, Reading, Harrisburg.
Leave Pottevllle via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail
road at 6 15 a. m. for Harriaburg, and 11 45 a. m. for Pine
grove end Tremont.
Po tt 8•11 le Accommodation Train . e. Potts•llle at Si )'
a, to., peaces Reading at 703 a. tn. arriving.at Philadel
phia at. 933 a. m. Returning, leaves Philadelphia at 6 I.'
p. to., passing Reading at 740 p. m.. arriving at Potts
ville at 9 90 p. ro.
pottxtown Accommodation Train leave. Poestoora at
BLS! in. Returning, leaves Philadelphia (Ninth mid
Orem ) •t 4 90p. m.
Colombia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 790 m and
p m for Ephrata, UHL, Lanrawer. colemhis, Or, ire.
turning Sexy. Li easter at 190 m, 323 p no d
Columbia al 8 m, a•AI 915 m.
Pe. k Inman Rath, Trains leave
at 7 83. 863 Nm. 263 .ud 616 p m lint uraisit. liars
Ore-o taco at 615 a m. 12 35 sad 4 20 p m neurotic
with train,. nu Heading Ralltssd..
. . . . .
Pickering Valley Railroad train. leave PLosolx•Ille at
910 a tn, 010.049310 60p in ; returning leave Byers at 0 Xi
• m, 12 45 noon, and 420 p To, connecting with similar
trains on Reading Railroad.
Colebrookdale Railroad trains leave Pottstown at 0 if , e
m and 1 20. 825 and 715 p m; returning leave Mount
Pleasant at 0 00, 813 mai 11 21 a m, and 325 p in. mintier t•
to with train.. on Reading R. R.
Chester Valley Railroad Train. leave Bridgeport at 8:0
• m and 240 and 639 p Int returning, leave D wnlngton
at 6 55 a m. 12 30 and 540 p m, connecting with similar
trains on Reading Railroad.
On Sundays: leave New York at 000 p m, Philadelphia
at 8 00 • in and 315 p m (the 800 a m train manias Only to
Reading). leave Pottsville at 800 • m. Ilarriabura at 6 07
• m andoo n m, Allentown at 435 and 035 p tn, Read
leg Ai 715 a m and 10 51p in for Harrisburg. at 7 CO am for
New York, at 720 a m for Allentown and at. 9 40 a m and
416 p el for Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, School and itgenrsion
Ticket., to and from all points, at reduced rates.
Baggage checked through; 100 minede allowed earl.
Pimenger. J. H. wooTTEN,
anal 1.7) Asst. Supt. d• Env. hfurierv.
L.EIIIGII VALLEVaw
A-4 RAILROAD.
BUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Leave Allentown fur Now York. via Central Railroad of
New Jersey, at 5115., 015, and 816 a m. and 1201, 12 lb.,
540'. and 560 p. m.
For New York, vim, Morrie & Eaaex Rallroad,at 6 A 5•,
and 6 15 • m, and (211, 1213.. 610', and 850 p m.
For Martunka Chunk and Belvidere at 8 15 a m, and 5 Mr
P m.
For Latabertyllle and Trento, at 615 a tri, and 12 01 sod
8 50 p m.
For Rant. at 555*. 615,815 and 10 10 ant; 12 01. 12 11..
910, 6 40., 560, 7 41 and 8 28 p m.
For Philadelphia, via North Penn Railroad .1 4 12. 816
m, and 1201, 860, end 828 p m.
For Washingtoi., D. C . at 816. anu a n S p m
For Catasanqua & K. 641 a tu a. 12
P m Fo •
r Copley at 041 a 510,1 6 21 au.l 824 P
For Mauch Clunk a dl 1047 am. 1221, 771 and 624 pm.
For Wilkenbarre a J 1 end., at .3 44 and 10 47 a m, 122(,
4 94 p m.
For Waverly, 0 ego Elmira. Aubttro and Ratak,. et
1017 a m Mame. :rain.) and 1221 p.
For Haslet. at •nd 10 17 a no, and 4 34 p m.
For Andoarted r V) 47 am.
For Mahanoy at 611 itod 10 17 a In. sad 191 P n.•
For Mt. Carmel 6 41 and le 47 • m.
Trains with art VI *tart from Haat Penn I u amp', .
11.8 TAN I, Y GOODWIN. Anal Gael Sap't,
• R. Li. SAYRE Yap'( Boa
110011'1'11 PEN NMI' . •
VANIA RAILROAD. 4.1 l? 14-
SUMMER ' • ' I IIIIENT.
Peesengers for Philadelphia lILI Lehigh Valley H, H.
trains pateeing Allentown at 8 15 and 8 15 a. nt, N 01, Pi tO
8 28 5. tn., and strive in Philadelphia at 6 55, 1042 a tt.,
115, 81 1 and 10 325. m. Also Lehigh and gusolletetnne
Railroad Wain. .1 815 a. m.. 3 R.S. 518 and 8 10 p
n.
arrive in Philalelphia at 10 45 a m., 15, 040.822 and
1030 p. m. . . .
LOCAL SCHEDULE.
ailz Through Trains Daily, Sunday. Excepted ]
Patentor trains leave the depot Northwest corner Berk •
and American atreeta, Philadelphia.
For Allentown at 830 and 9 43 a. m. 2 10.3 4 Ott awl
643 P m. Pala , e earn has atuch-d to 1h..8341n. m. train
For Doylestown at 8 48 a. to.. 2 40 and f Sup to.
For Fort Washington at 743 and 11 a m. 8 and 11 30 P ca.
For Abington at 7 m 180, and 680 p. m.
For Lansdale at 830 p. m.
Trains for Phllctolphis.
Leave Bethlehem at 020, k 5 4. w., 1215, 535, 0 10 and
400. m.
Doylestown la 700 n. ni., JOO and 500 p. m.
Lansdale at 005 a. in.
" Fort Washington et 1)30 a. m., and 215 and
. .
9 (V pm.
• Abington at 7 45 n m. 2 15 And 6 25 p. to.
ON SITS DA y B.
Len•e Hothlehom for Phll3 , l.lpltat at 4 00 p.m
Doiloatown 6 45 a. in.
Leit • Sgon: m. for tort,, wont
It are—A llontown to Philelolphll L
: k
i .LARK.
ALLENTOWN PASSE,Mr CUL
WAY.
. _
On and after JUNE THIRD, 1877, Paesenser Trains on
the Cataeatique & Fogelsvllle Railroad will rug lo eou tee.
lion with the Lehigh Valley. Lehigh & Busquehessa. amt
East Penn. Railroad, as follows,
- •
Wes
a -- I m P.m
CATASAUQCIA, ' 9 631 569
.6131PLE . 11. • 946 I 6 40
B
•JORDAN RI DOE II 39 644
V.V.l;ftllT,tl, 934 I 6 31
07A 661
CHAPMAN'S, 919 67A
THEXLERTOWN, 067 616
HititINIOSVILI.S. 6 68 I
6 53
7 03
7(A
7 17
771
7 93
799
-18
97
33
11
18
as
os
18
sa
to
• 1
•SPRING CREEK
AL-DORTIB,
748
7 01
g Sin
I=
The ruorAngirsin wee{ leave. Calanailynit on the attiVal
of the 1. V R. R. Passenger train from Easton, be,
hem and Alle town, and connect. at Alt:idle with a tnsw
on the East Penneylvani i •
7 11. H. for Reading, Pottsville.
gri n Lb w rtr . g .
1 /tAtt i Pplat a led. il w a r ud also with a train for
The morning trill East connects i . tt ,aina
on B. P. R H. from Harrisburg, Pottsville Loadlo . st and
Allentown. and at Catit+nuona with train on the Lehigh
Valley Railroad for Ranch Chunk, Wilkesbarre, Herne.
ton Philadelphia and New York.
Time 116 P train West *inmate al *Mutts with train.
en the East Penn. Railroad for Reading. Pottsville. Har
risburg, Philadelphia. Allentown. Bethlehem. &let..
and New York; arrive In Philadelphia via !leading et
1 tt D. m.
The Reaction train East leaves Albania on the arrival
of a train from Allentown and of a train making connec.
lions at Reading with train. from PhiladelPhia, Harris.
burg, Potts•llle, Ste,, and connect. with local pessenget
train on the L.. V. R. R. at frttasanqua for Allentown,
Bethlehem and lia.tou. Elokendanqua and Canis.
Pomona wishina to go to Allentown con take thu moro•
fin train West to Albania, arrive at Allentown 015 a m,
iid rattan by a train on the East Pennsylvania Railroad.
leaving Allentown at 4 3.1 D.m
0. W. CHAPMAN,
Supt. and Engineer.
Jau ]O-111
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Everything You. Want
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BLANK BOOKS,
• COPY BOOKS,
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and everythleff 7oer children nee In the eehool at the
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OF
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631 Hamilton Street.
The Largest and Oldest Established
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PIIILADELPRIA
We have opened for the FALL TRADE, the largest
and best assorted Stock or
PIELADELPMA CARPETS.
Table, Stair and Floor Oil Cloths, Window Shades
and Riper. Carpet Chain, Cotton, Yarn. Bat
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Prices and famish the bent quality of Ouedi
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'EDWIN ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY
AT LAW, eight doors above the Court 176 rule, AL
LENTOWN Lehigh county . Ps fob 13-'Ol-17
pi C. lICNNBERGER ATTORNEY
. A i t o : LAW. Removedpl A t . to Post 0011 4 Mil . l i n y s I
DUNK At BALDWIN, ATTORNEYS
AL AND CoPNHELLORB AT LAW, Allentown, PS.
ON.. No.
j aat'llutntitou street. V.
A R.
BAAwiii.
EJ. lIORE , ATTORNEY AT LAW,
• ALLENTOWN, PA. Office, N 0.60 East Effunlltos
street. ifirCen be coneelted Is German. laAle
fIEOIiGE 11. RUPP, ATTORNEY
1.-X AT LAW. Office with lion. John D Stiles, Alleo
town. I'm
DR. C. C. ll.liuLDlr, SURGEON
DENTIST. Office, over Mrs. M. A. 0. Ouldln •
Trimming Storo, N0.:41 E.tot Hamilton street, Allentown
'V IO
ET' SOYER, ATTORNEY AT
-E-.1 LAW AN I/ JUSTICE: OF TILE PEACE, MILLERE•
TOWN, LEN [Oil CO., PA. Particular attention paid to
In/ and decedent Ontnteo. ja111.147
ELIAS MER Z, ALDERMAN,
NUNN Eiroun.i I) CONVEY/NUR
AGENT FOE THE SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
S.MlWost ilutallton I. Allentown. Pn
W3l. N. YOUNG. JR..
(WITH 11,107)11 . 0!1, Matins OCALlitla
ATTOI9TbY AT LAW,
hoomx 43, 45. 40.0.nd 47. (o. NO Wahhhagton Street. Chi
June
T IEOI AS B. M ETZIiA it, ATTOR.
NEY AT LAW,. ALLENTOWN, I'A. OM., N 0.12
EAnt 11. oilLuu slreet. may 19-'OO
mknnm•m Inve.lork
fIEORGE B. SCHALL ATTORNEY
Vf AT LAW. OtAce, First door above Law Alley, AL
LENTOWN, PA. may ZliP-Ora
EDWARD HARVEY, ATTORNEY
AT LAW. Mike, with lion. Samuel A. Bridges,
ALLENTOWN, PA. may 1-4
P.)011% RUPP, ATToRNEv AT LAW,
Office, N. E. Corner Mb and Hamilton Streets ALLEN.
TOWN, l'A. may 1-17
A/FORMS L. KAUFFMAN, ATTOR..
.1.V.1 NEI AT LAN. Unice, .Otani door of it., Phil
National Bank bulldia4, ALLII:ITOWN, PA. Collection,
made to Lehigh Awl et..eentoe counties. Can be corkeulted
nine English and Yorinin lam:nage.. sep 14-17
Q.:I3I(IEL A. I trz, AIrI'ORNEY Al.
1.0 LAW. OMNI, OeTollion AtTeel. over Bohn!.
here Atom ALLENTOW V PA WAIN
RCLAY 11,111EILNLY,ATTORNET
• AT LAW. CATASAU 111 A PA. jerk 14-'6Ba
.I . OIIN 0. BO W 3111 AN, , VirrORNEY
GP AN N COIVSELLOI: AT LAW, u, A G3O WI
hot etreet, Philadelphia. mar WY-
r all EN. !". It DM V, virroltNEV AND
COMISELLOit AT LA W, NOCI.IO floor oftl, J .Kre.
awes eture, opounlto Ow Eagle lntel, Allentown, Pr.
. .
earpt3 anti Oil Clot .
RICH AND ELEGANT
CARPI I'S, OIL C.LOTILS, &C)
8. C. FOULK:
•
NO. ID S. SECOND ST., PHILA..,
(Filet Carrot Story below Market, Cant able,)
lurilun nth•utluu to him mydend d op....nun:lnt of Importad
mod Anwricals CARPETS,. which will IN stild at o ven
4111 M l n.lynnce. 11 told w urruutod n. represented no dm
.11 evil buy with caufid. :Ice nod •otls fuetlon.
CARPETS!
CARPETS!
ALSO, OIL CLOTHS, AND MATTINOS
WINDOW SHADES, itC.,
G. B. SNYDER & CO.,
31 BOUM SECOND ST., PIIILADA.,
N. B.—A IMeral unt lo Chum.bee and Clergy
dial7.3taw
11221
Ms Cut Illustrates trio manner of Ushg
)3:01R.. .1.13E1R0.13
Fountain Nasal Injeetor,
Thl In.trornooi evecially designed for tho per.
feet rlpplicuti,ol 01
EZIECEITI
DR. BACC . 3 CATARRH REMEDY.
It is thu only forum of instrument yet Invented with
which fluid inedlciou eau be carried high up aid
perfectly appne.l I 0 all parts of the aperient octal pus
revs, and the chnoniews or comities commonicating
thee evinh, in whinh sore+ and ulcers frequently exist,
an I Goat which In, catarrhal discluirge generally pro.
e, 1.. Tito want of sueee.+ to ovation:Cater:ln here.
tort., Imes arisen large' •• front the Impossibility of
applying remedies to then, :amities end chambers
by tiny of the ordinere methods. This obstacle to
the way of effecting cow.. I+ ...hely overcome by the
Invention of Ono Douche. In listing this instrument,
the Fluid Is carried by Its own height) no snuffing, toms
leg or primping being required,> up one nostril lu a Halt
mnil!daivin.; strela to the 111;4111•St 1,011100 or lA*
eld 1,,,,,,,, 1.,, , ,,, Into nod thoroughly rlcenses
II the tube:sand eh:mothers conneecull therm% nil, And
flows out of theoppOsile nostril. Ins 1n... is plenssul and
so .i.ople that a child CIO! meter-1311d It. fall
and oxplC 11 ill roc(! on.. nenompany each
in+trameut. When used with thi . I. trumeut.,Dr.
Sage's Catatuln Remedy cure+ rcrenit ,[tasks of
. 6 (1 mid I m lizo 11(.11,1 15 ' iiv nm low applications.
Sy will[, MA of CAM eats Frequent bead
gene, ,ii....ansge felling Into throat, sometimes pro
fuse, watery, thick oilcan, plainly., offensive, Sc.
In others a dryness, dry. outcry, weak or Inflamed
eve+. stopping up or obentruction of nasal passages,
rlinglaz in cart, deafness, hawking and coughing to.
clear throat, ulecretions, scabs from Wrenn, voice
annuli, natal twang, offensive breath, Impaired on
total deurivation 01 POIO.O Of smell and taste, dint.
net., mantel depression. 1.4 of appetite, Indiges
tion, cularznl tonsils. tickling cough, Sc. Only a
few of there symptoms are likely to be present In
mot case at one time. r
84
87
Or. Sage's Catarrh 11.mody, when used
with Or. Plc reete.N mud Douche, andaceom•
mole I with the constitutional treatment whim) le
recommended In the pamphlet that wmpa each hot.
tlo of the Remedy, to a perfect specific for this loath.
Falll,lll,ll+o. and the proprietor offenyin good faith,
8501) reward for a case ho can not cure. The
Remedy to mild and pleasant to use, containing no
strong or cans* drugs or polacine. The Catarrh
Remedy to sold at to cents, Douche at 00 cents, by
ell Driligallals, or either will ho mailed by pro.
prietor on rueolpt of 00 cents.
R. V. PIERCE, IR. D..
8010 'Prprietor. '
BUFFALO. N.
•
may 1 w.lf
MI l LITA RY CLOTHING.
GEO. EVANS & CO.,
(Liao EVANS ik LEECH.)
NO. 915 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Fire Companies and Brass Bands
UN IFORMED
• With RELIABLE 000D11, BC low mice&
an ' .j.' " r u ;;;:igi; l dili=rw o . r
A quantity of
SECOND-HAND ZOUAVE 'UNIFORMS
In gond contlitl., for e•I. , very cbeap.
" True Eoanomy is buying the BEST."
VAN BELL'S
FOUR DOLLAR WHISKEY,
PURERYE. COPPER DISTILLED
IL en tt orott t VI to a dol. In large bottles.
, Ei
YELLOW SEAL SD RRY,
• •110) a daunt la area h tlee.
• GOLI ) SEAL BRA DY,
The Finest Liquors and Segal's,
AT TEE LOWEST POSSIBLE PIVCE,
AT TEE LOWEST PO SIDLE runs.
Bost Brands of CHAMPAGNE,
AT COST.
11. & A. C. VAN BELL,,
1310 °huhu
IMEM
fa. B. 811YDZII
? W. F. Oast.
E=2
IZZI=I
OLD AND VERY MELLOW
Lime bottles, .18.00 • dos
STEM: MINE IN THE WAY OP