Poor House Account,
The Account of CHARLES S. BUSH, Treasu
rer in account with the Directors of the
Poor and of the House of Employment,
of the county of Lehigh, from Janyary 1,
January 1,,1851.
1)r.
Jan. 12, To balance received of C.
Saeger, as per account, - 582 17
January 12, To Cash received of
County Treasurer. per check, 1,000 00
January 26, received of Eli J. Sae
ger, Esq. fine for gambling,
July 1, received of county Trcas-
urer per check, -
November 4, received of Edward
Kohler, Esq. 11 11
Nov. 7, do. of Jac. Dillinger, Esq. 23
Nov. 7, do. of Thomas Faust, 89 05
Nov. 7, do. of county Treasurer, 1,000 00
Deo, 2, do—of cot' - fty `l'mpuirer, 600 00
Dec. 2, do. of Nusbicliel's estate, 12 82
CE2
By Cash paid orders, numbering
.from 1 to 150, amounting to $3,195 93
Balance in Treasurer's hands,
January 1, 1851,
iktmehohl .Expenscs.
Dry Goode & Groceries,
Stone Coal,'
Firewood,
Weaving,
Wool,
Hats and Cam
Cooper ware,
Cabinet ware,
Tin ware,
Cider and Apples, •
Dried Apples,
Vinegar,
Fresh Shad,
Tobacco,
Casting,
Making and Repairingl3onnets,
Making one coat,
Shoemaking,
Baskets,
Surgical Instruments,
Medicine,
Coffins, •
Farming Expenses. *OAS 4i;
Male and female servants, 125 00
Haymaking, 7 0(1
Repairing 3 cradles, 3 00
Harvesting,. . 17 1`.2
Making posi. fence. '25 3'2
Repairing horsepower and machine, 31 38
Lime,l !_lO
Brick,
Mason work,
Two pair hames,
1 Horse,
20 head steers,
1 Rope,
Saddler ware for 1840-50,
Road" tax,
Road tax for 1850,
State tax,
lwel rilAt work,
Blnekrnith worL•,
1 Wind mill,
81113
Lsubig E rrcidinz nr.lerB nj Reloi
(tat .supp inc• 1,,,r Pauper,.
BOBOUG UP ALLEN PO A . N.
Boarclmg and atti•ndithr Anna
a pitirt , r.
W 6im:lz to the [',,or
House,
Collin fir Henry Schlosser ni d colt-
I•t• tug the corpse to the grave
yard,
Conveying 5 paupers to the Poor
11 ote.d,
Coffin for a child found in the Li ll i e
Lehivh,
Conveying said corpse to the Poor
House,
and mEdica I attendance for
Leinbach, in Mauch Chunk
tsp., Carbon county, •
Justice costs for the same,
Serving order of Relief for Anna
Levers, a pauper,
Attending to Thomas Brady, a pan-
per,
Conveying Wm. Leinbach to the
Poor House,
NORTHAMPTON TSP.
Boarding and attending a: Witch
l'ielman,
Coffin for Coßpor Simon, jr.,
Two yards muslin and conveying
bald corpse to the Poor [louse,
Dressing the corpse of Cos; er Si-
MEE
Boardiag and attending Maria Rod
enhergef, a pnoppr.
Boardinv and Mtiviiig !teary Bark
er's childn•n in Mauch Cbuu•li
top., Carhop County.
Aid fur Richard ,Nloort.'s
HANOVER TSP.
Issuing orders of Relief,
Conveying Joseph Bumberg to the
Poor House,
Coffin for Francis Dither and fune.
rid expenses,
Conveying Andrew SChitz to the
Poor Flutist).
Funeral expenses for a stranger
diown . ed in the Lehigh,
Conveying Samuel Fry to the Poor
House,
Boarding and attending Win. Flatte.
man in Blockley Hospital, Phila.-.
dolphin,
Conveying Stephen Robinson to the
Poor Elaus.s.
FunPre! expanses Cur J 01.1) Bons, a
proipt.r.
Etoar.3iti ff v 1.1 S
ber In the I.banott Pew IlL;11.e,
COUTH WHITEHALL TSP.
Issuing orders of Relief, 80
Boarding and attending Isadore Fas
binder, • :3 00
Medical attendance for the same, 2 60
Funeral expenses for Isaac Raule, 550
Conveying- Jacob Hagensweller. .to
the Poorhouse, 1 GO
• $l3 40
•
• NORTH WIII'ITLIALL TSP.
Issuing orders of Relief. 2 00
Conveying Edward NlcAnulty to
the Poor Flouse, 107
Boarding and attending Elizabeth
J 3 50
500 00
Wallace,
Conveying Abraham Miller and Su
sanna Klotz to the Poor [louse.
Conveying Dan. Bartly to the Poor
[louse,
Boarding and attending John Nies, a
pauper,
Funeral expenses fur the some,
$ 3,708 81
Boarding and attending Russel S.
10'93
:Medical attendance for same, 7 50
Conveying. Simon and Sarah Ratrig
to the Poor 1101 M,
r 5
--
Boarding and attending Rachel
Johnson, colored, during her con
finement, 9 16
30.: 88
$ anos 81
112 35
01 25
75 25
41 S I
10 50
)1 43
Rib
20 50
0 37
6 95
12 40
S 00
4 50 ,
43 05
2S 95
0 29
3 75
LYNN TSP.
Conveying Lanc Lutz to tin! Poor
1 10
WEISENBURG 'I'SP.
Conveying Joseph Bombed; and
Henry Sax to the Poor Idolize, 3 (JO
UPPER NI ACUNG Y.
Conveying Judith Emig and chil
d ren-tolbuor—tionsc, 5O
UPPER MILFORD TSP
69 51
'2 09
71011
61 47
32 00
Boarding . and inedical attendance for
Peter Lebold, 5 87
Funeral expenses for the same, 7 00
Boarding and attending Catharine
Uebhard, 5 57'
Order of Relief and funeral expense
for the same, 7 40
Boa rdin r. ini'dical attendance and fu-
florid expanses of E. Ai unibnuer, ti 75
Boardina nod 000loliwr Nlum-
batter's child and funeral t••penses, S 25
Conte%'ind floury 13achnian to the
Poor House. 1 SO
2 02
2 9b
2 25
115 Ot)
SALISBURQ TowNsim)
6413 ou
Conveying. Elisabeth [3oo•er to the
Mil
Poor 110lIse,
25 •1:)
Aid to Henry Nagle's family, 3 (K)
Felicia' expenses of Henry Nagle, 700
Convoying George Iterchner and
wif to Poor house, - - 1 40
22 70
16 I I
27 00
46.
Delivering said Kerchner furniture, 150
41; 41)
20 0
5.‘1.,.11111F.5.
Sixty.: rd. for ye :4, ii,c_4) 00
John Liho,k, Dirt our. for I var. 2000
do• t-N , Ili)
ilenry Schnniz. I)ir ctor for 1 ear, 20'00
t•.x , 1112
ID r, etur l'.•1 I 1, • ar. '2O (10
)r. II .1 I lath, tack. r Itir lii nontit,. 6. 61
x I
Or. Nlartio. f.,1
S. 111,..1`..4r• r
FIE
ME
Printing Siai;unary an 1 Pidage
Paid PrititiiivExpri,si•s.
do. for Stwintiat v. -
do. for Pm-roye, - -
EEM
ME
Paid to the creditors of Peter Serpi
her,a pauper, (decuast.t l ) ' w in_ mo .,
ney 101 by said pauper, after his
expenses nt the Poor House were
defrayed.
D..& NVood ring, for Store goods, *2 37
J. W. Wilion, subscription, 1 75
kenjamin Diehl, for postnue. 6'2
Di. 11.0. Wilt , on. medical services, 13 Ott
1..4. P. Gtos, for Store Flo ods, 3 66
Joshua Sentinel. Blacksmith work, 40
Michael Baer, for shoemaking, 3 32
Adam Schreiber, for keeping pauper, 62 00
27 10
2bl
EEO
MEM
5 00
:00
Balance in Treasurers hands,
Total,
Mil
NVe the undersigned Awlitors of Lehiuli
(00111 V. baye examined the account of Char
les S [lush. Treasurer of the Directors of
the Poor. of said county. from January Ist.
toJannurt. Ist 1551. and find .he same
correct as above stated ; a balance of $302
and by cents in Treasurers hands
LEM
500
14 00
300
JOON K. CLIFTON, Suditors
GEORGE BLANK,
11-.3w
Fubruaty
Oti
2.10
Steward's .'lccorn:/.
Maniac , Foust, - Steward; in aCCOUnt with
the Directors of the Poor , and of the
How of Empiogment for the County of
Lehigh.
1 (30
4 SO
1 00
To cash received on sundry accounts ns
follows :
lialance of lnst yeat's account, SSS 95
Received of Peter %%Tanner for Work
done on tlw road, 4 87
Henry Schantz for la. bushels of clo
ver seed, 6 00
lfitlliam Moriz, for 1 pre.: Clitiversefid, I 00
Anthony notshall for 1 pair !Ana-
Inoro. awl 7 00
lan rr or one shawl. 1 OU
t;.lnt R•ologer for 150 bushels •
BE
1 00
10 00
100
7 CM
2 00
Oats at :35 cts, 35:2
'l'hree different persons for oats, 9 02
i3S 40
WASHINGTON TS['
UPPER SALMON 'I'SP
- $ 3.70 a al
DR.
Solomon Dorney for 1 day harvest-
ing by a pauper, 62
J. H. Smith for costa for I order of
Relief, 40
Conrad Seem for 14 bushels flax-
. seed, 21 00
John Field for 1 Bull caif, ' 5 00
Nine different persons for tallow, 4 17
Grim & Reninger for 568 lbs. tal
low, at 8 cts., 45 44
Grim & Reninger for lard, t.:42 lbs.,
at 8 cts., 19 30
Grim & Reninger for white rags, OS
lbs.,. 3 70
Grim & Reninger for mixed rags,
147 lbs., 2 94
Six different persons for lime, 1 38
George S. Pander for costs and
keeping his family at the Pour
I louse,
Nicholas Mink for hauling 3 loads
Hay to Allentown
BM
IE3
trill
Ei9
Peter Ludwig for hides and ;loins, 3'
A. & 0. Faust do do 44 31
Joseph Good do do 19 31
Joseph Hammel for . work done on
the road,3 4:3
$25 65
Found in the Pockets of •1 paupers 490
For Beef sold. 79
For horse feed.• 24
CB. •
By cash paid out asTollows :
Dias NI usgetiug fur repairing a cra-
•
d!e,
$1 75
Ann Getter for 8 bushels ashes, at 8
$32 81
cents, 2 00
Catharine Nunernacher for 2 bush
els ashes, at 25 cts., 62
Benjamin Burger for mending tin
ware. 23
Peter Zenner for delivering stone
coal to Anna Levers--a pauper, 25
Henry Rogers for a dog, 50
Daniel Eshenbach for 4 bushels
lime, 50
Henry Schantz for 4 days slaugh
tering. 4 00
Anthony Gotschall•for 0& bushelS
ashes, 1 62
Neck & Strider for repairing wagon, 162
Jacob Newhard for repairing spin
ning wheels, 50
James Kleckner for soap and can
dles for Casper Simon's family, 27
George Stine for repairing clocks, 100
Joseph Gideon for spectacles, 166
Grim & Runinger for merchandize 72 39
Abraham Blank for 8 stone steps, 4 00
I3arber & Young for Hardware, 12
Jonathan Knouse for 45 lbs. Pork 2 92
Charles S. Bush, Esq., Treasurer,
for balance of last year's accormt, 88 95
Daniel Stettler for articles purchased
vend ue, 4 07
flenry Mertz for apples, 50
flenry Zimmerman for 1 pair shoes 150
Peter Ludwig for leather, 34 71
A. & O. Firust for leather, 51 I I
Joseph Good for leather, 5 81
Lewis flirt for veal, 2 20
Conrad Seem fur 4 bushels flax seed,
at $1,50, G 00
Solomon Reinbold for Craning, 93
Henry Weber for tin-wsre, 2 92
George Bouk for sweep H.,' chi to
nvys,
Mertz for bust .•:<
$l4O
$5 00
$25 S• 1
2 01)
at 25 cts.,
.1.4) liieutist• and ~ • 11, rr.. for
j!rli r.
lltl4 r \1 111 . 112 411141 a!„ I 4
MEE
Jo-r ' h act. t for
I:,
:.,%;•;11,,2
=II
L.uu:ry 1:L la::l
*l-10 ils
pock on Fin m.
4 borsoc, t• .1,
Irs. 1 caltt•s, it al.
I di•iirhorn
1 , 11,11g45, 4 li:hi...di a •
1,.g machine, 2 wind .
l'rmince of Form
. 1165 bushels wheat. SI-1 bus .
busht.ls oats, 1151 bush. . 1 7 flax
bushels corn in tars, ti litishi , is
400 bushels potutaits. 110 laisht-1- !milt -.
:10 bushels onions, (U) bu.. 11.1, ;
I.usin.ls situp beaus. 15 bush. is ra
barrels pickled cucumbers, 3..00 iii.a•ls tri
cabbiwe, lior , sheada sotirk runt. lIS
Welded flax, four horse loads hay, 2(1
loads corn fodder, 162 loads miumr.• put on
the land, 1200 bushels lime put no the land,
15:18 lbs. beef hides, 1:15 lbs. calf skins
13151 lbs. tallow, 1015 lbs. lard, 1521 lbs.
butter.
70 0(1
10 'l:3
bU 90
$3,-105 93
302 h4ti
.Irtieles made in the House
02 owns shirts, 46 pair pantaloons, 16
c v st, .15 roundabouts, (2 chtquises, .11-t wo
men's frocks. 45 peticoats, 35 short gowns,
86 aprons. 17 caps, 45 sun bonnets, WI chil
dren frocks, 50 pair boys pants, II boys
dre:,ses, 26 children shirts, 10 chi,dren pet
ticoats. 51 I air stock inos knitted, 71 pair
footed, 0 shrouds, 4 grain bars, 7 chaff bags,
S bOlsters, 20 bed cases, 24 pillow cases, 6
pillow ticks, 23 sheets, 26 towels, 56 cuts
sewing thread, 103 cuts stocking yarn, 1264
yards linen check, 179 yards tow linen. 1074
yards limey woolsey, 494 yArds carpet, 482
hard sop, 1.44 barrels soft soap.
• '
!Neat SlauKhterea.
13.776 lbs. beef, 6,753 lbs. pork, 816 lbs.
vents.
Number of InmateB.
Remninino in the house on January
14t 1630. 105
Received during the year 802
Born, • 6
Discharged during the year, 255
Indentured, 1*
Dled, 10
Cf.rpre when /mired
Absconded, 8
• - --- -279'
Remaining in the house. on January ••
• Ist 1851,
This number consists of 52 male adults,
40 white female adults., 1 colored female
adult, 22 white mole children under 12
years of age, 2 colored mare children, 15
white female children under 12 years of
age, I colored, of which number there are,
['lunatics.
Samuel Zellner to Tilghman Miller, of
South Whitehall, Lehigh county.
THOMAS FAUST, Steward.
HENRY SCD'ANTZ,I Directors of
JONAS BRODST,
the Poor.
DANIEL Al ILLER,
Directors Office, February 28. 11-3 w
Lockman a 1• _Leh,
lIIANUFIIGTV.P.E.RS 4. DESLEMS
2 00
Boots, Shoes, Hats & Caps.
6 00
The nineteenth. century being the age of
Nlngnetic Telegraphs, Steamships, Locomo
tives, &c., and in which all kinds of busi
ness is done in the very quickest and most
expert manner, it likewise becomes neces
sary for the trading public, to take small
profits
. aud make quick sales, in order to
keep Cp with the. improvements of the times.
Upon this principle we have determined to
act. We will sell our Goods et such prices
as will astonish the buyer.
The following arc some of our prices, to
wit:—
8390 17
Men's Calf-skin Boots from $2,50 to $4,40
do course do " 1,50. to 3,00
do kip do " 2,00 to 2,75
do Gaiter do • " 1,50 to 3,00
Ladies' Critters " 1,00 to 1,57
do Slippers and Welts
Buskins 16 : I to 1,25
..7 , . Besides a very
• large and exten
.
sive assortment of
t e-
.04 ‘;W: rendymuide
blitictiw. V Boots & Shoes,
* re * cheap for cash.
They-alsolccep-for-stile,-a-splendid_cts-'
sortment of
'Moleskin. Silk and Slouch . c.ftf'',,
11 A 'l' S. :3o aanue
Cloth, glazed, fancy and military
CAPS,
Trunks, Umbrellas, Camphine, Lard and
Fluid Lamps, Candelebras, &c., &c.
rarßecollect the place, one door west of
0. & J. Sai , er's Hardware Store, in the
building formerly occupied by Smith's Apo
thecary store, in Hamilton street, Allentown.
Dec. Iff, 1, 11-3;n
Stuttering and Stammering
jn from Fire to Twenty Minutes.
THE Undersi t ined would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of LehiLl and the
adjMnina counties, that he has located him
self in New York for the purpose of
E !TEC TU.4 LLY CCIUNG
per nn who -in. trotibh•d with
STUTTERING OR STAMMERING.
”iii kot of z•ucci-,s, that tio pay
t . • 1, t 1 unt l ht OiliioSt Satisfaction
••• •I 1,. .m•tho.i is so that any
•• •.I I nay tintior•tand it. and
forf,•tt One 7'hutt
u•, n n•uu who vtII :4tain•
ME
I .1. V. WvettneF.
N t St., Nuw York
r I,.stimonies as to the
; h. refer:: to the Nie
0i N. iv l'orl<, who winwssed
upon a et.iitlturian, who was
~„ I:, t ivratt. t.tainnierer, and had been
~, r a ted upon by other Physicians, without
b,notit, and astonishing as it may
. Wyckoff cured him in 20 min
, ;ts able to speak and read
v ti, ,ut I,,sitancy or semblance
=I
:iv" MO I i
.I..cter also has over One Hundred
r. 11. sof cures perfortned, among which
•,. • s . voril medical gentlemen.
II .‘ll letters of inquiry. (post-paid)
tvni L e prompt!) , answered by naming the
I'e•o /dice and State Where they reside.
T,—tf.
VIA \ 0 OUT
cvy (t) 'AU
4 1,
171 Ohrsintit street, above Fifth,
THE OLD STAND)
OcerTied for more than a 'third of a Cen
tury. by George ll7llig, Esq.
rr ht. u rulers limed Would most respect fully
111111111111 CV to t h e public, that he is ./Igent
for more than twenty of the most celebrated
manufacturers of Boston, New, Fork, Mal
adelphia.,and elsewhere ; :nod is constantly
iving from .them
r/W1 . PIANOS
oi the richest and tom.t•varied styles, of so•
perior tone, and of the most superb finish.
and 7 Octaves, which are
warranted fluid to any manufactured either
in this country or Europe.
Just received, also, a further supply of
,
• Church and Parlor Organs,
of very beautiful patterns and fine tones.
His (rare loom is constantly supplied
with a choice selection of
SERAPHINES AND MELODEONS,
from the oldest and most extensive manufac
tories in the United States; among which
is a new style .of REED ORG.IIN, having
Carhart's patent improvements, with gilt
pipes in front, and case elegantly carved,
%rid highly ornamental.
Tuning and Repairing.--Sig. Salvador
La Grassn. a distinguished Piano. Forte
‘iiiitufticturer and Orguri_, Builder, will at
tend to all orders.
FM
- - OSCAR C. B. CARTER,
171 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
August 19. - T—Om
Indentured
-IN
CURED !
!!!E=l
Bra;ndreth's
FOR TE-JE CURE OF
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, 4-c.,
TO TIM TIALILIC:
THOSE who are,suffering from remitting
or Intermitting- Bilious Complaints, shoulp
rend the following, and be guided thereby :
Cause of Pain.—Pnin is the consequ e nce
of the exertion of the organ or part where it
is present to throw oil morbid or corrupt hu
mors, for no pain can exist but from the pre
sence of those mutters which are of an un
healthy character. When we have pnin
in the head, in the bowels, or in any other
part of tho body, it only proves the presence
of matters which the blood is trying to re
move, and it is this struggle which is the oc
casion of pain. To be bled, only removes
the anguish in proportion as the amount of
life is reduced, and the same may be said of
ullin or soothin_ remedies. Not ,so
with Brandreth's Pills ; they' nt once go to
the assistance of the blood in, aiding it to
discharge had humors, to conquer the Death
Principle. To relieve Pain in this way
does not leave any bud effiTts, The Life
Principle is not reduced, nor are the teeth
destroyed ; but nll the organs are cleansed
and their health insured.
rW'' The above Pills are for sale by the
dozen or single box at the Register Office
in Allentown.
January 10. .
D CDCTOR YOURSELF.
For 25 Cents.
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A. By means of the pocket
A ' , f ;.:* I h l i t, , c o u , i z i i i.:l.l,,,,,ric,i7neri).:,o4ndei
_ . 1 A edition, with upwards of
(A''. /4, , as a hundred engravings,
't li :D.' showing' private diseases
k 0..;
A .-- , ,, ‘ ,4 7 ~„,' ,in every shape and form,
•
' 16 ::'11 , ' V and malfortimtimis of the
\ i x.
S' .:,.14;% - 1, generative system,
- ''=•o , '
BY Wm. You No. M. D.
• This time has now arrived, that persons
suffering from secret di sease.need no more
-becnme-the-rictim-q/-Qaackery,os-by-the
prescriptions contained in this book any one
may cure himself, without hindrance to bu
siness, or the knowledge of the most intimate
friend, and. with one tenth the usual ex
pense. In addition to the ErVlleral routine
of private disease, it fully explains the cause
of manhood's early decline, with observations
on marriage—beAdes many other derange
ments which it would not be proper to enu
tnerate in the public prints.
LV - ',. , ,1ny person sendiag Twenty-Five
Cents enclosed in a letter. will recieve one
copy of this book,. by mail, or five copies
will be sent for one dollar. .‘ddress "I)r.
11'. Young, No. ISQ. Spruce street, Phila
delphia." Post-paid.
VirDr. 1 oung can be consulted on tiny
of the Diseases described in his different
publications. at his Offices, 152 Spruce st.,
every day b e tween J and 3 o clock, (Sun
days excepted.)
July 5.
Bank Me
(Corrected Weekly from llirknell's,VanCOUrAY and
Thanip. , an's Dttedar,)
Bk of N America ittar Mechanics 'tank of
Bk of Pminsylv. pal . A e , ‘..i k t
Bank of Commerce Mechanics bank at
late Movamensing par Burlington par
Ilk of N Liberties par Meenanics & Man-
Bk of Penn Towns. par ufacturers bank • p
Partners &Mcchampar, Newark banking &
Kervin,:tn par Ins. Company ?
Manuf. & Meehan par' New Hope & Bela
Mechanics par: ware Br. Comp. failed
Girard par , Orange bank i.
Philadelphia par Peoples batik
Schuylkill par Plainfield bank
Sonthwark par Princeton hank par
Western par !Salem banking Co. par
Commercial Bank 'State bank at Eliza
of Pennsylv. par; betlitown.Newark,
Bk or the li States 12 ! Camden,N. Brum,-
' wiek
COVNTIIIC BANKS. 1 l pal
'
131; of Chambersburg
I Sussex bank
BI; of Gettysburg
I i Union bank
'fr. ton trink co. par
Bk of Pittsburg,
Bk of Susq. County 85 Vardleyv ille bridge
25
Bk of Chester Co. par company
Bk of Germantown par j DELAWARE.
Bk of Danville par : The Banks of the ?ante
Jilt or Delaware C°. par of Delawai e ate all at
Bk of Middletown I par.
Ilk of Montg. Co. par ' INEw yoRK.
Bk ofNorthumberi .oars.
Columbia Bank & 1 New York City bits ,it
Bridge Comp.
80
Carlisle Bank • I , Clinton bankpar j Chelsea bank
50
• • ! I afa 'cue bank .50
Doylestown Bank par! Commercial bank I o
Easton Bank par ~ )
Exchange Bank I j Washington bank 70
Erie (tank~
1 COCNTRY BANK.R.
Fat mers & Drovers 1 Allcghany county
Bank 1 bank 70
Franklin Bank
Farmers Bank of / Bank of America 35
do of Commerce 40
Bunks County par do of Brockport 35
Farmers Bank of - do of Lodi 25
Lancaster Par do of Olean 35
Farmers Bank of do of Tonawanda tio
Reading par do of Lyons 21
Farmers Bank of do of Western
Schuylkill co. par Now York 30
H 1
Harrisburg Bank Binghampton bank 40
Honesdale Bank 1 Canal batik 5
Lancaster Bank par Cartaraugus county
Lancaster Co. Bank par bank 35
Lebanon Dank 3, Eric county batik, 00
Lehigh Co. Bank 50 Farmers ik t Droxers
Lehigh Navigation n bank 5
,"
Co. Script. '' Farmers bank of Sc.
Miners Bank of neca county -- 30
Pottsville P ar Hamilton bank, 30
M erchants & Man a f ' Lewis county bank 60
Bank, Pittsburg. I Mechanics bank at 46
Monongahela Bank, . Buffalo N 45
Brownsville, / Merchants bank at
Taylorsville Dcl.
. Buffalo 40
Bridge Company, 2.., Millets bank of New
West Branch Bank, I York 10
Wyoming Bank, 1 - Oswego bank., 20
York Bank, I Phenix bank 35
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Another Scientific 'Wonder
.I.N".IRTIFICISI, DIGESTIVE
Fluid; or Gastric SVIICe
A GREAT DISPEPSIA-CUREn
Prepared from Rennet, or the fourth Stornach
of the Ox, efter directions of Baron Lie
big, the great Physiological Chemist, by
.1. S. Hort p;hton. M. D., No. 11, North
Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
This is a truly wonderful remedy for In
digestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Live?'
Complaint, Constipation, and Debility,
caring after Nature's own method, by
Nature's own agent, the Gastric Juice.
tallalf a teaspoonful of this Fluid, infused
in water, will digest or dissolve, Flee
Pounds of Roast Beef in about t%oo hours,'
out of the stomach.
Digestion. Digestion is chiefly ]
of a
BIOMES
COME
which freely exudes from the inner coat'oP
thai organ, when in a state of heafili, r!alledl
the Gastric Juice. This fluid is the Great . -
Solvent of the Food, the Purifying, PreserV ,
ing and Stimulating Agent of the stomachs
and intestines. Without it there will be no'
digestion -- no conversion of food into blood,-
and no nutrition of the body ; but rather a
foul, torpid. painful, and destructive concii4 -
tion of the whole digestive apparatus. A
weak. half dead, or inj u red stomach prod u-
ces no good Gastric Juice,. and hence then
disease, distress and debility which ensue.
Pepsin and Rennet.-4)epin is the chief
element, or great digesting principle of the
Gastric Juice. It is found in great abun
dance in the solid parts of the human sto
mach after death, and sometimes causes tho
stomach to digest itself, or eat itself up. It
is also found in the stomach of animals, as
the ox, calf, &c. It is the material used by
farmers in making cheese, called Rennet,
the effect of which has long been the spe
cial wonder of the dairy. The curdling of
milk is the first process of digestion. Ren
net possesses astonishing power. • The sto
mach of a calf will curdle nearly'one thou-
sand times its own weight of milk. Baron
Liebig states that, "One part of Pepsin
dissolved in sixty thousand parts of water,
will digest meat and other food." Diseased
stomachs produce no good Gastric Juice,
Rennet or Pepsin. To show that this want
may be perfectly supplied, we quote the
following
• Scfrirlific Evidence!—Baron
his celebrated work on Animal Chemistry,
says: "An Artificial Digestive Fluid may
be readily prepared front the mucous-mem
brane of the stomach of the Call, in which
various articles of food, as meat and e , rgs,
will be softened, changed, and digested, just
in the same manner as they would be in the
human stomach."
Dr. Pereira, in his famous treatise on
•Food and Diet," published by W ikon &
Co., New York, page 83, states the same
great fact, and describes the method of pre
raration. There are few higher authori
ties than Dr. Pereira
Dr. John W. Draper, Professor of Che
mistry in the Medical Collette of the Llni 7
versity of New York, in his "Text Book of
Chemistry," tin Ere 3Stt, says. "it has been
a question whether arlifwialdivestion
he perform,.—but it i.: now 'mit-et...ally ad
mitted that it may be."
Professor
his great work on I Itunim d
votes more than filly pains to an exit:Mil:l
-lion or this subject. II is experiments with
Dr. Beaumont, oil die Gastric Juice, ob
tained from the living human stomach and
fEent animals are well litiown. -fn all ca
ses," "he says" "digestion occurred.as per
fectly in the artificial as in the natural di
gestions."
.1s a Dyspepsia Craver.- Iloughton's
preparation of Pepsin her. pro,lnced the
most marvellous elll , cts, curing cases of De
bility, Emaciation, Nervous Decline, and
Dyspeptic Consnmpticn, supposed to be on
the very verge of the grave. It is impossi
hie to give the details of cases in the limits
of this advertisement—but authenticated
certificates have been given of more than
2110 Remarkable Cares, in Philadelphia,
New York.and Boston alone. These were
nearly all desperate cases, and the cures
were not only rapid and wundeiful,, but per
immanent.
It is a great Nervous Antidote, and from
the astonishingly small quantity necessary
to produce healthy digestion, is believed zo
act upon
Electra-Magnetic Printiples!—There is
no form of Old Stomach Complaints which
it does not seem to reach and remove at once.
No matter how bad they may be, it gives
instant relief! A single dose removes all the
unpleasant symptoms, arid it only needs to
14 repeated, for a short time, to make these
good effects permanent, purity of blood and.
vigor of body, follow at once. It is particu—
larly excellent in cases of Nausea, Vomiting,
Cramps, Soreness of the pit of the Stomach,.
distress after eating, low, cold, state of the'
Blood, Heaviness, Lowness of Spirits, Des--
pondency, Emaciation, Weakness, tenden--
cy to Insanity, Suicide, &c.
Price one dollar per bottle: One bottle..
will often effect a lasting cure. • •
PEPSIN IN POWDERS,.
Sent by flail, Free of Postage. For
venience of sending to all parts of the cam--
try, the Digestive matter of the pepsin is
put up in the form of Powders, with direc
tions to be dissolved in diluted alcbhol, wa-•
ter, or syrup, by the patient. These pow
ders contain just the same matter as the
bottles, but twice the quantity for the same
price, and will bo sent by mail, free of Poet.
age. for one dollar sent (postpaid) to Dr. J.
S. Houghton, North Eight strect.•
Philadelphia, Pa.
Six packages for firti dollars. Every
package and bottl'e bt , ars the,written l stii'no.-•
tore of J. S. Houghton, NI. D.. sOlo Pro--
prietor. •
VrAgents wanted in ever); town iii the •
United Stttes. Very liberal discounts gi 7 .•
ven,tO .tho trade. _Druggistei,APosimisters v
and 13ooksellers are desired:ioact as agent&..
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