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SATURDAY MOKNlhO, .1 AH'AUY loT"wl.
Local and Personal.
(fondles, wholesale and retail, at
Hausraan & Kuhns'.
Tno Governor's message was laid
before the Senate and Iluuwi of Repro
iscntativea on Tuesday last.
The Indies of tlio First Prcsby
iterlan church of Mnuch CluinK will
give a dinner In Khoads' Hull on the
2Htof February.
1 he First National Bank of Mauch
Chunk has declared a semi-annual divi
dend of B per cent, payabb ou and
after the lfitli inxt.
This Is n good time to subscribe for
the Cahbon Advocate. The prico Is
only tl per year In advance. Try Itt
- tl,500 Is the amount leit by Miss
ylnnle Kuehner, recently deceased to
the M. E. Chuicli at Mauch Chunk.
The Central of X. J. It. II. Co.
has erected a very neat little depot at
Bowman's. Progress 1
Life lias few charms for the Dys
peptic, which Is not to be wondered at
when we take Into account the amount
of bodily and mental suffering that this
distressing malady generates. The Pe
ruvian Syrup (n, protoxide, of iron) has
cured thousands who' were su'tlerlng
from tills disease.
For family ilour, of the very best
quality go to J. K. Itlckert, East Welss-
iport. Lumber and coal In large or
.small quautttles at lowe.-t market rates.
A. fow'Iots In tRlckerton ttlll unsold
buy at once.
Hausman & Kuhns have still a con
siderable stock of toys on hand, which
they are offering very cheap, suitable
ifor birthday presents.
The School Board of this borough,
at thelr.meetlng on Tuesday evening,
passed a resolution ordering the prose
cution of ithe children who smashed the
windows of the South Lehlghton public
.school building during the recent vaca
tion. Fresh bread and cakes dally at
Hausman & Kuhns'.
Three talloreeses, on custom pants,
'wanted Immediately at T. S. Heck's
meichant 'tailoring establishment, Lc
lliightou, Pa.
A. Oswald has leased F. Schmidt's
store. nnd residence, In Welssport, and
will move into Itaboutthu lstof March.
TRev. F. T. Hennlke has leased Mr.
Oswald's dwelling, and will take po--'session
about the same time.
Several small steals have been per
petrated In Welssport during the past
.few days. Charles Palsgrove lost a fine
'lralnj on Sunday night Fatzlngcr &
;Son's store, at the canal bridge, was
entered, and about $5 worth of articles
carried off.
The protracted meetings are still
being held each evening In the Evan
gelical hurnh, Welssport, Rev. A. F.
Leopold, pastor. A. number of persons
llrave been added to the church.
The Ice crop apparently will be
short In this section. Some of the lio
tellsts In Mauch Chunk aro getting the
large Icicles from the rocks in that
neighborhood,
Our public schools reopened on
Monday morning last.
No matter whether for a funeral, a
wedding or a pleasure trip, David El
'bert is prepared to furnish Orst-class
'teams nt vety reasonable prices, lib
livery Is fully supplied ttlth good horses
and elegant carriages.
The amount teallted at the recent
fair and festival for the Benefit of tho
First Presbyterian Church of this bor
ough, was In the neighborhood of $300.
Very satisfactory.
Wanted, a dwelling house, con
taining from six to eight rooms, In a
central location. Kent must be mod
ernte. Address P. O. Box No. 07, Le
hlghton, Pa.
If you want anything n the gro
ceiy or provision line, call at J. Fat
linger &Son's. on Bank street. You
will he sure to find what you want.
30,478 persons passed over the
Switch-Back Railroad last year.
Mr. M. A. Abbott, a gentleman
widely known and very highly respect
ed, dUjd at his residence In Bethlehem
on Friday morning last week.
In these tight times hero Is some
thing suggested by an exchange that
.at least will bo worth trying: By ex
pending one penny you can make one
ton of coal equal to three tons. One
penny's worth of tar water will satu.
rate a tub' of coal with treble Its original
quantity of bitumen, the principal
source of their heat and light, and, of
course, render one such tub of three
limes, more valua than when It was un-
naiurarwl. "
The third Tuesday (17th) of Feb
ruary Is the day fixed for holding city,
waid, borough and township electlm
Now l.iok around for your candidates.
Don't forget the public salo of
store stick, firnlshlrg goods, Ac, nt
Fred'k Schmidt's, In Welssport. on Fri
day am) Saturday next, January lflth
and 17th, commencing each morning
at 10 o'clock precisely.
Mr. J. Boyd Henri, the architect,
of Allentown. was In town on'Wcdnfs
dtiy, and nipped In to see us. He Is a
first rato fellow, anil wo aro always
glad to see, htm.
Under the ew constitution women
are now eligible to any office of control
or management under the school laws
of Pennsylvania.
If' you want Job Printing of any
description, you should call at tho
CARBON ADVOCATE OFFICE,
where you can get It dono as quick
and ns well as elsowhere, and SAVE
25 PER CENT, on yo ir order. Come
along. We are ready to serve you.
Chailes Trainer, corner ot Lehigh
and Iron streets, will supply you with
Hour and feed, plow your gardens or
do your hauling at reasonable rates.
Win. Kemerer Is crowded day and
evening with customers purchasing
cheap and handsome dress goods, dry
goixls, groceries, provls!6ns and hard
ware. H. A. Heltz has laid In a fine" took
of dress goods, Just the thing for tfcls
season of tho year. IIo offers the finest
choice of goods in his line for sal" In
town. In addition to his dry goods
and dress goods, he furnishes tho finest
slock of groceries to be found.
If'ypu desire a neat fitting and
substantial gument, call in at T. S.
Beck's, Postofllce building, nndlet Laf
ferty take your measure, 'ihere Is a
choice lot' of goods to select from.
Mr. James It. Struthers has been
appointed clerk to the Commissioners,
vice John C. Dlmmlck, who has very
efficiently filled that position for the
past three years.
Tlio Directors of tho Second Na
tional Bank of Mauch Chunk have de
clared the regular dividend ot 5 per
cent., and an extra dividend ot 1 per
cent., making a dividend of 0 percent,
profit for tho past six months, paynble
ou and after tlio 15th Inst.
".A horse I u horse I my kingdom
for a horse I" So shouted King Dick;
but the people of this section can ob
tain a good horse and a neat buggy for
a very small sum at L. F. Kleppluger's
new livery, corner of Bank and lion
streets.
For tho promptness with which the
Bore ugh Council responded to the de
mand to have the sidewalk fixed aloug
Baukwa,ln last week's Advocate,
they deserve our thanks and they
have them".
Messrs. Snyder & Wills, of Welss
port, are running up a flue business.
They are now offering a specialty In
tho way of fine black alpacas, at a
figuro which Is hard to beat; also, a full
line of ladles' gents' nnd children's
boots, shoes, gaiters and slippers, at
prices which defy competition You
should call now If you wish to secure a
bargain.
Has sold more overcoats, dress
coats, sack coats, pants, vests, hats,
caps, and other gents' wear, than any
two establishments in town, and all be
cause his trade Is so largu that he can
afford to sell cheaper and better than
any other. And that Is why T. D.
Clauss Is so successful as a salesman,
lie Is sellfng overcoats and winter
clothing cheaper thau they can now be
manu.actured.
Parties Interested In the widening
of lianknay an requested to meet tho
viewers appointed in the matter, at the
Exchange Hotel, In this borough, ou
Tuesday next.
Wo have becri Informed that a num
ber of men will be taken on at Packer
ton about.February ,lt. This will be
welcome news to our business men as
well as the worklugmen.
W. A. Graver is bound to beahead.
The public are respectfully requested
to call and examine his superb stock of
ladles' dress' goods and notions. IIo
sells no goods bought at auctions,
where nothing cm be depended upon.
All his goods are furnished direct from
the factories, aud his groceries direct
from importers or producers. He war
rants everything as represented.
II. K. Church.
Services in this vicinity on Sabbath
next as follows: Preaching at Packor
ton at 10:30 a. m., and at Lehlghton at
7 p. m., by the pastor, Rev. J. T. Swin
dells. Sabbath School at each place at
2 p, m. All are cordially Invited.
IC. of I,
Tho following named gentlemen were
o lected officers of Lehlghton Lodge No.
234, K. of P., at their meeting on Frl-
day evening of last week:
J. u., j. w. Ullliam.
V. O., Daniel Rlckert,
l'rel.. Thomas Wledau.
Mas. of A., Win, Bacbman.
K. R.S., II. n.Musselman,
M. of F., Wo. M. Du Four.
M. of E-, Joseph Moyer.
ke hie Leg,
Bernard Letnhard's son William ac
cidentally broke liU left lep, Just above
the ankle, on Monday attcrnoon last.
He was playing on a pile of lumber In'
the neighborhood of Mr. John S.Xentz's
new lestdence, when ho fell with the
above result. Dr. C. S. German was
called In and reduced the fracture, and
we are pleased to state that the boy Is
doing well.
The Coal Trade.
Tho following table shows the quan
tity of coal shipped over the Lehigh
Valley Itallroad for tho week ending
Jan. 3, 1874, nnd for the year as
compared with the samo time last year:
From Week. Year,
Wyoming.... 17,747 07 89,070 02
Hazleton .... 20,348 in 72,243 10
Up. Lehigh.. GO 01 001 03
Bea.Mendow . 7,500 07 32,037 J9
Mahiiiioy . . . . ' 4,735 15 20,437 05
Mauch Chunk 80 10
Total CC.401) 05 271,847 05
Last Year.... 42,708 13 250,443 12
Increase 13,751 12
Decrease'.... 28,505 07
Iter. C, Kessler.
Our readers and the numerous friends
of Rov. O. Kessler, In this borough,
will no doubt bo pleased to read the
following K'lter received by Dr. N. B.
Beber a lew days since, anil published
by ids kind permission:
Santa Ciiuz, Dec. 20, 1873.
Ddau Doctou: I arrived safo and
sound last night a week ago. We had
no hi rlous adventures; four times wo
stuck In the snow, nnd once n broken
rail might l ave destroyed the whole
train. The climate here is delightful.
Ro-es, lilies, geraniums nnd kindred
dowers are la lull bloom in the gardens.
Yesterday I ate strawberries from the
bushes, and saw n roso bush whoso
stem was twenty-five Inches in circum
ference. Apples sell here nt GO cents a
bushel, flour at $0.75 per barrel; butter
and eggs are high, but other groceiles
are considerably cheaper than In L. I
spend most of my time In the open nlr.
and lam leellng very well. I feel con
fident that when I eume back to L. you
will see a different man altogether.
Kemember me to all Inquiring friends.
Yours, &c., luu. Kessler,
Sir Ktlwln Landicer.
Of the great painter, Sir Edwin Land
seer, the Imperial biography of Art
says; "No English painter has been
morn popular, and none except Sir
Thomas Lawrence has received such
Immense sums for his works, fc'or the
copyright of somo of his pictures he ob
tained 3,000($15,000), In addition to
the original prlco.of the picture. It wns,
a master stroke when the "publishers of
The Chrlstan at Work presented the
triple combination of a magnificent
chromo (about two by two and a half
feet in size) of Landscer's great paint
ing of dogs and sheep 'The Twins'
with Talmage as editor of their paper,
and Spurgeon as special contributor.
They deserve success, and will, get. it.
Write to them at 102 Chambers street,
N. Y., for sample copies and terms.
Agents wanted. See their' advertise
ment." A Poor Arrangement.
The School Board of tills borough on
Tuesday last agreed to accept the offer
of $300 a year for the use of one-lnlf
of the upper room of the new school
building, or what at first was Intended
as a public hall, provided the lessee can
enter sufficient ball for the payment of
the rental. Wo do not consider our
School Board has acted very wisely In
this matter. Wo think there Is more to
be realized from a public hall, and
especially hero, where a place of this
kind Is so much needed, than can be by
leasing ouo half for a number of years,
and rendering the other portion too
small for any public purpose, and this
we find to bo the opinion of many of
our most prominent citizens. And an
other point, and a pertinent one too,
is: Have the School Board the light to
lease any portion of the school building
for private purposes to any citizen for
a given length of time extending ovor
their term of office? Wu think not;
and nsk them to keep It for what It was
originally intended a public hall for
the benefit ol all our people. Where
Is "A Taxpayer" on this question ?
Local Creditor of Jay Cooke efc Co.
The New York Herald somo days ago
published a complete list of the creditors
of Jay Cooke fc Co. Tho list of names
nnd liabilities occupies over two pages
of elosly printed matter. Among the
creditors we find the following from
theso parts: Notes' of the Thomas Iron
Co., $45,051; Lehigh Valley Batlrpad,
$25,010; Thomas Iron Co.. $04,507;
The Dimes Savings Bank at Slatlugton,
$23,003; W. II. burner, Alleutowii,
$383; Eastou National Bank. $4,001;
Cutasnuqua National Bank, t304; Ma
cunglu Bank, Allentown, $1,3G0; First
National Bank, Allentown, $522; Sav
ings Bank Ilellertown, 11,470; South
Mt. Iron Co., care Thomas Iron Co.,
t4,005; Empire Trust lank, Allentovvu,
$400; IVabody Bauk of KuUtown, $3,
204; W. H. Glsh, cashier nf Dimes Sav
Ing Bauk, Slatlugton, I10.000. The
first meeting of the creditors "will be
held ou the 15th of January at the
Assembly Bulldlugs, In Philadelphia.
Subscribe for tlieCAKBOH Apro
Ctb. 'Jl a year.
Not Settled.
There appears to be an Impression
In the lower end of the valley that
Judge Packer lias lost several millions
of dollars by tho Wheeler suit (for the
recovery of certain coal tracts) going
against him. Tho verdict has not been
reached, the case having been post
poned until tho June term of tho U. S.
Court. Judge Packer has no Interest
;i this matter "Inoro than any other
stockholder , of tho L. V. B. R., whlsh
absorbed tho Hazleton Coat Company
who occupied the lands, one quarter of
which, with rentals, Mr. Wheeler al
leges belongs to the heir whom ho rep
resents. The whole, value of tho prop
erty Is said to be about $8,000,000, one
fourth of which, $2,000,000, nnd Inter
est and rents amounting to $500,000
more, Is claimed by Mr. W. The L
V. It. U. is liablo for nbout one-fourth
this amount, $025,000; tlio Bobluson
estate another quarter, and the remain
ing half is divided among other parties.
Mr. Wheeler is sanguine! of success.
On the other hand the most promi
nent officers of the L. V. It. R. say
that there is nothing in the case, nnl
this seems to be verified from tho fait
that they pay little attention to it and
rarely speak of It. Democrat.
Veleeport Literary Society.
Saturday Evening, Jan. 3. The
fifth regular meeting was held ns above.
The meeting was called to order by the
President at 7 p. m., and the roll of
officers called. Tho minutes of tho
previous meeting were read and
adopted.
The following candidates for mem
bership were proposed aud elected:
Misses Jennie Weiss nnd Annie Hauk.
Mr. Isaac iJagenstose wns proposed,
but being absent, was not elected.
On motion, nil who take part la tho
debate shall ,be recorded on tho min
utes. The President appointed n committee
to form a programme for next meeting,
viz: Miss Baker, ii'iss E. Hawk and
T. W. Rcnshaw.
Tho programmo laid down nt the last
meeting was disposed of as follows:
Referred questions were all answered
correctly.
Declamation, Miss Aggie Hauk; sub
ject: "A Girl's Soliloquy'."
Select Reading, Miss Carrie Schmidt;
subject: "The tfurlnl of Moses."
Impromptu Address, Mr. T. W. Ren
sbaw; subject: "Educational Agencies."
Subject for debate: "Which U prefera
ble, Married or Single LlfeV" Afflrma
tlve, J. R. Dlnur.lck, followed by
Messrs. Leopold, Renshawnud Ullhatn;
negative, Henry Campbell, followed by
Mr. Yeakel and Misses Zern andBaker.
The judges gave the decision in favor
of the negative side.
Will tho Secretary inform us which
was the negative side of this question.
Ed Advocate.
The committee on programme for
next meeting reported as follows:
Referred questlou, "What was the
name of the King of tlio Medes and
Persians about 483,'B. ?" Mr; S. T.
Leopold.
Declamation, Mr.,John T. Zern.
Select Reading, Miss Sue E. Zern.
Rcrerred question, "What constitutes
a Perfect Lady ?" Mr. S. R. 'Gilliam.
Subject for Debate, "Resolved, That
tho Printing Press exerts a greater in
fluence for good than tho Pulpit." -4f-firmattvc,
Dr. J. G. Zern; negative,
J. W. Koons. '
On motion,, adjourned to meet at 7
p. M. Saturday evening, Jnn. 10, 1874,
J. W. Koons, President..
S. Leopold, Seo'y.
A bee raiser In New England Is said
to have patented an Invention for tho
protection of bees from tlio nttacks of
the honey moth, which enters the hives
at night nnd r I lies the stores. The Idea
arose out of his familiarity with the
dally routine not of bees only, bu( of
liens. Hens, hu observed, retire to rest
early; bees seek repose earlier still; no
Roonernretheysunk In slumber than tho
moth steals Into their abode and devours
the produce, of their toll. He .has now
built a stand of hives with a hen house
abovo it. Tlio bees first betake them
selvs to their dwelling and settle them
selves for the night. The hens then
come home to roost on their perch, and,
as they take their place tipou It, their
weight sets seme simple- mechanism to
work, which at once shuts down the
doors of all the hives! When the day
dawns, however, the hens leave their
roost, and the removal of their weight
from tlin perch raises tho hive doors and
gives egress to tho beef In timo for their
morning's work.
Itlnrtictl,
Deo. 27th ult.,br Kr. Mr. Loos, Mr.Oeorge.L.
Bradford, of M4uch Chunk, to Miss Cortulla A,
Jtrrcaw, of Hath. '
Jan. 3d, 1871, at the parsonage of the Iter, A.
F. Leopold, Mr. frank J, Irilo, of Lrhl jhton, to
Mist Aunts K. blsbert, of 1'nnkUu towukhlp, l'.
Lc.2'Jth, bjr Iter, F. T. Hennlke, Mr. William
Henry tleiiel to Miss KUiatwta Kltteie , both or
Lehlghton.
On the Hth dar of December, by Her, A. Bar
tholomew, Nr. WalUr V. Krotsarto Mla Sarah
It. Zimmerman, botu.of fraukliu township.
On the 20th day of December, by tbe samo , Mr.
Milton X, hhappel to Mlia Catharine i'ruhn
beisicr, both oi tait Peuo township.
Oatheltfihlnst., by the liar. Kdsal Ksrrl.r,
Oeorge W. alaser to Jsxle blinpscn.
December 2tb, by Kor. A. Zlegeafuss, Peter
Storm, of Upper 'rowanenslug. to ttebesca Marlett,
ot Scrauiou.
Died,
ship cu th
1M ilMlluil
In Franklin township cn the 1 dar 'ff.,Jais..
ur. Maria UudaUsM M...ln-.r. Vln. et n.
Utsslofer, aa W ;!, t months end It dsy,
On the 13th dar of Deramtwr. In Lahlirbton
Klluletb, wire or Jcrrj T. Monlhrop, aed C3
jeiri, x momnaana if oaj.
On the l7th dar of DecemW. In L-hlihton.
Abraham Ahntr, aged 82 yean, 6 months and 0
aajr.
On the 23d dar of December. In Lehlihton,
Ljdja, wire of Joaepb Krnhnheliser, aged 75
y eara, ji montna ana io anys.
Special Notices.
PAIN-KILLER!
For Over Thirty Tears
Perry Davis' Vegetable Pain-Killor
Has boon tested In every variety of
climate, nnd by almost overy
nation known toluierlcans.
It is the constant companion nnd
estimable friend of the missionary and
tno traveler, on sen nnd land, and no
one should trnvel on our Lakes or
Itlvers without it.
It has been before thu nubile over
thirty years, and probablv has a wider
and bstter reputation than any other
i roprletary medicine of tho prcsentiiay.
At lids period lliere aro but few imac-
qialnt-d with tho merits of the Pain-
Killer, hut while some extol It as n lini
ment, they ki.ow but littlo of Its power
in oaslug pain when taken Internally,
wnue outers use Itlnternally wltli great
success, but aro equally Ignorajt of Its
neaiing virtues wneuappiied externally.
We therefore wish to say to all that It is
equilly successful whether ied Intern
ally or externally, and It stands to-day,
unrivalled by all the great catalogue of
family medicines It tssufUctent evidence
of Its virtues as a standard medicine, to
know that It Is now used In all parts of
the world and that Its snle Is constantly
Increasing. No curntlve agent has had
such wide spread sale or given such
universal satisfaction. It Is a purely
vegetable compound, and perfectly safe
In unskillful hands.
After thirty years trlal.it is still receiv
ing the most unqualified testimonials to
its virtues, from persons of tho highest
character and responsibility. Physi
cians of tlio first respectability, recom
mended It as a most effectual prepara
tion for the extinction of pain. It is
not only the best remedy ever known
for Bruises, Cuts, Burns, &c, but for
Dysentery or Cholera or any sort of
bowel complaint, it' is a remedy unsur
passed for efficiency and rapidity of
action. In the great cities of India,
and other hot climates, it has become
the Standard Medicine for all such
complaints, as well as for Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, nnd other kindred
disorders. For Coughs and Colds, Can
ker, Astham, and ltheumatlc dllUcul
tles, it has been proved by the most
abundant and convincing testimony to
be au Invaluable medicine..
Btviart of all Imitations,
Tho Pain-Klller Is sold by resptctable
drug'gUU throughout the United States
aid foreign countries.
Price 23 cents, 00 cents and $1
per buttle.
Perry Davis & Son, Proprietors.
Ko 13C High street,
Jan. 3 liu. Provldeuce, It. I.
MjK. II. T. BO.D, having for
Ten Years made a spcclalty.of af
fections of the alimentary, canai, suc
cessfully treats all diseases of the Stom
ach, Liver and towels, by Ills common
sense treatment. Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Biliousness, Nervous De
bility, Hernia (Rupture), Hemorrhoids
(PI'es), and Tape Worm yield to bis
treatment after everything else falls.
Thousands of cases of diseases of the
Throat aud Lungs and Nervous Com
plaints arise from disorder of the diges
tive functions aud disappear under pro
per treatment. Have you a weak stom
ach, general debility. Indigestion, con
stipation, acidity of tlio stomach, palpi
tation or fluttering nt tho. heart, heart
burn, fulluess or weight In the stomach,
disgust for food, swimming at the head,
If so, consult Dr. B. at onco.
Do you want something to stiengthen
you? Do you want to get rid of nerv
ousness? Do you .want a good nppetitr?
Do you want energy? If so, consult
Dr. B. at once, his common ense treat
ment will cure you,
Skin Olscasus arise from impur
ity of tho blood aud disordered diges
tion causes Impure, blood If the, loun
tain head bo vitiated the entire stream
Is rendered Impure all outward jtppll
cations such as lotion aud salves may
dry up a disease for a short time, or
drive It In on tho vital organ", but Dr.
B's treatment expells It from tbe system
and makes a perfect cure.
IIci'iilu (Rupture), treated by me
chanical appliances aud electilclty,
Radical cure effected In nil curalilo cases.
IMIch! Blind, bleeding or Itching,
cured like magic, Instant relief given
and speedy cure. The number of those
afflicted Is truly marvelous. Let no false
dellcaoy prevent, but consult Dr. B. at
oncenud be relieved from a life of misery
i'apc Wua'iu Removed in Three
Hours. nuudreds of patients afflicted
with tape worm are doctored aud drug
ged for other complaints, of course with
out relief. The presence of this dis
gusting parasite, gives rise to a train of
symptoms that are often mistaken for
other diseases. Dr. Bond removes tape
worm, head and all, with purely veget
able medicine In three hours. No fee
askod until entire worm Is teinoved.
IST It you iave any of tho above
diseases, do not hesitate, but at once
consult Dr. Bond, and be cuied. Ills
treatment Is rational aud scientific ; his
remedies are purely vegetable, they act
by auditing nature and restoring the
syitem' to n healthy condition. He Is
the only phyi-lclan in America that
makes a epeclalty'of this class ot disease
Dr. BOND will visit Lehlghton occa
slonally, Duilughls absence he oau'be
cousulted by letter all'com;uuucatous
confidential. Address, describing symp
toms, Du. II. T. BOND, Allen UoiiSb,
yllleutowo, Pa. uuv 22-Uui.
jQttl rr. it. niSBBR,
l-BAOTICI.NQ ruVSJCUM AND BUllQEON.
Orilce, lUmt Street, next aoor.abere the roatyrOce,
Lehlgntea, fa. 'Office Uonret-rarryvUle earn day
rom u to 1 u'ctxrkl remainder of day at oitlf In
Vebtfblen ttufJJ,!:,
Tape Worm l Tape Worm!
nemored la a few hours with barmleoa Vegetable!
Medicine. No feetmlied until the entire worm,
with head, pne. liefer tliosn atHlcted to rel
dents of the city whom I hare eurrd, that had been
nnucceMfutlr treated at the JcnVrson Medical
Qillege, on Tenth alreatj hid taken In rain tur
pentine, the en-called skic10cs, and all known re
medies. Dr. V,. K. Kekul, No. 2.19 North Nlnlh
Street, phlhdelphh. Tho fioolor hie beon In
huilness for orer twe nly-flte yesrs, and Is perfect
ly reliable. Call and oo. Adrlro free. Ite-nnrrd
tapoworm from a child Mx years old, measuring 20
feet. At his office cm be seen specimens, aonw of
them oter forty fret In length, which hnro been
remored In less than three hours by taking one
dose of his medicine, llr. Xunkel'a treatment Is
simple, safe and perfectly reliable, and no fee un
til the worm, with head, passes. Di. II. I'. Kcumu
219 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia, I'a.
Sept. 0. 1873 ly
DrugiFam'y Medicine
STORE.
You will nhvaya find one of tho largpio
nnu nest sciecteu swells ot
Pure Driigtt,
illviliclimsj,
Clacmicalrt!:
of all kinds, sucli ns Lard, Sperm, Win
ter wna;c. innncrs- nonisfoot', etc.,
COAL OIL,
tho best In thn innrlrpf wnrrnntrwi mno
Fire Test Non-Explosive. A superior
article Of
BURNING OIL,
expressly for Lanterns. Try It. The
finest 1
SEWING MAOITINK OIL
made, by tlio bottle or In bulk.
Just received n large assortment of
Chandeliers,
Bracket Lamps,
Lantern;,
Chiinnles and
Wicki
of overy style.
AGENT FOR ALL ,IUK POPULAR
Patent Medicines
of tho day, such as
Lung Remedies,
Cough Mixtures, '
Dyspepsia Remedies,
Blood Purifiers,
Hair Restorers,
Hair Colorers,
Liniments,
Tills,
Plasters, '
etc.', etc., otc, otc
Tbe finest lot of American and French
JPFfniiiei8ies s.
Hair Oils Colognes. Pomades, Fancy,
Soap, Cashmere, iioquet and Eau do
Cologne, Toilette Soap, Honey and
Glycerine Soaps, etc.
Pocket Books &rPurses,
A full assortment for Ladles & Gents.
IMno Ilian.lles. TVIilsklCH.
Wines, Kuui, Ilolluiitl Gin,
&c, ror.lEoiIiclttul Purposes
tar Try DUR LING'S Horse Powd
ers, Cattle Powders, Hog Powders und
Poultry Powders, bv the nnnml nr In
packages
Wall 'Papers
And BORDER, an endles. variety.
JST Go to DURLING'S where every
thinir is wnrrantii1 bYn&l, lliinnin,, nnrf
Unadulterated.
Physicians' Prescriptions and Family
Recipes prepared by Durllui: lilmsclf.
A., J- DURLING.
olaspot.t Ahead !
The undersigned !would respectfully
Inform bullders.qoutractors and tho pub
lie In general, that they have'opeued a j
JLtiiinfoer ITsirfl
lu connection wltli their
Near tho,L. AS, Depot,
WEISSPORT, Penna.,
nnd that they have now on hand an Im
mense, stock of Mluroughly Seasoned
Lumber, such as
Rough Plue Boards,
Surfaced I'lno foards,
Flooring.'Hemlock and Pide,
Sidings, of nil kinds,
Shinnies (in Immense stock, ' '
Roofing and Celling Latb,
'Scantling; i '
nnd, in fact, Lumber of every descrip
tion at th't very lowest market prices.
Wonre also prepared tq furnish, Build
ere and others wltjt a very fine artlcje.pf
Sund, sultnblo for ilaUHUiit-y
Woi'k, Flustering. &c, at Re-
markably Low Figures.,
We have constantly on hand a largo
lot of Wood suitable for Firewood,
which wo will sell, lu largo or small'
tiumtltles, at Prices to suit your Pockets
Of a. Motto HONEST C0U.X LOW PllIUIB.
Yeakel & Albright,
Weissport,
nug S3-yl
'6'urbon county, Pa
The undersigned, havlna sold .out i
their business to Mjssra. Snyijkk &
Wills, hereby request, thosa peraonsi
indebted to them to make Immediate t
settlement of , their acaoun, and avo ,
trnttlihl h tit IVriAII kt 'I'ha snonitiilu as.
WetMport, Dec. 1678,-wl'