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afilicied with the Canner my right thigh
f loartrott yotra, and being reeolullitallrl by ato
Who had: been „aured by the
d' myself under their tre mew, and ti is now
taonthe since a porfoot cure hag been Made.—
" any of ray frtertilf,hul, sivon me up na'Leing in
, curable, thereforte.T•retltht many thanksi to th
Xiseee ref life. I are now .in thi
orjoyment cfiliarfainlthi i IANNAII,IIO iiBI ~..
Springfield, Delaware county, Pa., Jun., 17,'65 .
I=2ll
. MIIIIOII Me 'reap of gratitude to you
. for the cars of my cancer, I deola it prudent to har.
• it aohnowledged in the ;papers,' that it may be the
Tatiana of benetitting rithiurd,irwhafatbickod on the
left breast with alittSpitdons tumor, and applied to
physician to exaniliab'tr; it.pi.vo to be a well-do.
fined cancer, and It'bilasirnated as such, but becamr •
• gradually wqr4o.,notil it becatito evident that I had
, to obtain roitist my . life. Add . hearing ol
. the many cures that y s ou bad . performed, I placed
smell undec„,your careinnd - that thedisease bra all
boaa ornaiqqtrlie:*o of. 'slightest doubt:—
Over three is:WI - hive ifiteriened, and the diniased
point all sound as any part of my body.
A...THORNTON.
11,50, !tract, Kilo.
• .. _ ...
To the Afflicted. - I do boroh:r certiry that I was
Imore then twenty years afflicted with a cancer
a tumor. tl•applird to three or feur.different doo
rs. All liSediln. - pronouneing it a very danger.
a earteerAnt peither. gave me much encourage
•nt. that it could be cured. Fortunately I heard
the Misses Hinkle. I pima myself and-r their
bands immediately fur treatment, and in a short
time was entirely cured ; it iMing immediately un•
der the corner of the eye, but by their superior skill
and careful attention it was entirely removed, with.
ant the least injury to the eye, or scarcely leaving n
scar. I dm:last...confidently .recommend all who
may unfortiapat4Tsi be afflicted with cancer, to make
immediate application to the Migsas M. and U. Hin
kle, 254 N. Thirteenth street, Philadelphia.
JUDAII WEAR, 005 Brown Street.
Philadelphia, Jar. .3 '1335. .
This is to certify that I was afflicted rviil, 11.,
Cancer back of my left ear for ten yoars. I r;,.,
several skillful physicians of rho city, but all :.1 nti
ad me no relief. I beard of the Misses II
resolved to make one more effort, and I ;;I:
pleased to inform the public, has Leen Fat Of•
This wonderful curo was made In two and
deserves tneplaCed on record, that •otbers afflicted
with the samo disease may know where to obtain a
certain curs. >: DANIEL. HOWARD, 1422 Vico St.
Cancer een be Ourel.—l know that such statement
is true. for `hiving attffcred many yeats with the
Cancer oq my shoulder and also on the foot, endur
ing excrutqatliik - phiw at times, I was recommended
to try the Misses Hinkle, residing at 254 N. Thir
teenth street, Philadelphia. I applied to hor, and it
is now fourteen years since the cure was made, and
I have never any eymuttiont of a return.
ELIZ OFFM A N,
Allentown, Lehigh county, l'a.
°debar 10,1865.
To the Mir alai Ivith Cancer.—lt in my desire, in
publishing.thpse briefflines, to to good to the afflict
ed. I wrier trembled with a cancerous tumor on ms
leg, belovrthe knee, and my sufferings were intense
Medical treatment wag procured, but, finding no re
lief, the 'disease still spreading, it woe thought am
putation' Would be neeeesary. I VV.ti advised, be
fore going on nny further, to try the Misses Binh o.
I did so, andreti now rapid that through her treat.
ment my life has been spared. It is now two years
since a pAre has been inado."7
EDWARD SMITH.
2009 Bodine street, above Norris.
•
Or can be seen at the 'Fifth and Sixth street De
pot. baing driver of ear No. 20.
I deem it but justice 1.1 you to state the benefits
derived from your treatment of cancer. I hail the
rancor five years on my lower lip, which et/donde.'
along the inside of the lip and on the gut, e. I ru.
solved medical advipa, and a &Iv was sot fur the op
..
oration to be pied meet, hut benrieg in the mean
time of tho many cures performed by the Missei,
Hinkle I determined to try their treatment before
using thei knife, and in five months my lip was no
sound cceover: lam very thankful that I was nev
er operated upon. Any nfflated with this dreadful
disearaehould call on the hl lesse Hinkle an I see for
themselves numerous cancers that have boon taken
sat, with city references
EDWARD GRAHAM,
N 0. 2 131 Henrietta stroo;, Philadelphia.
April 10,1866
Public Notice,'
7b the., Tax Payers of Weisenburg township.
NOTICE is. hereby given that the Bounty Tax
willobe assessed on tho 2lst inst., by the board
of School Directors, who will meet at the public
house lif,Joshrta Seiberling, and that the tax collect
Ore will meet the chime of the township on the 21Sth,
at the - public house of Peter SI if/ ; on the 27th, at
the puhlie home of Jonas A. Ettinger; on the 28th,
at tbe.pehlle hence of Joshua Seiherling.; on the
110tb, at ;the public house of Elias Werly, f. r the
purpote of receiving the taxes. Prompt payment is
requested, as the law mill immediately bo enforced.
By crder of the Board,
___aprlo-Sar.] . . .J. A. ETTINGER, Pect'y.
'=LIFE-1.11311--STRENTiI,
1111--BALTIF-STEGT6,
11F6--11.111,TESTBENGTil,
Hundreds and thousands annually dio prematuro
when, if they would give the (Item 1'iC111:111 Row
lady.
DR. JUAN DELANARRE'S
GELMIATED SPECIFIC PILLS
Prepared by Farancicra & Dupont, No. 2 1 4 Rue
Lombard, Paris, from tho prescription of Dr. Juan
Leaman°, Chief Physician of the Hospital du Nord
sa laltribpiZiere a fair trill, they would find iminedi•
ate rcr, and, in a short limo, ho fully restored t.
lies And Strength. It is cued in th s practice of
many erninent Franoh physicians', with uniform
eneoese, end highly raeommended no the only posi
tive and Specific ltommly for all persons suffering
from General or fioxull lability, nil dorangement,
of tbe Norms Forces, Melancholy, Spormatorrhceit
or Semined - Emiesimp, ail Wealtinesima arising from
Sexual Excesses, or yotehful indimeretione. Leas of
Muscular Energy, Physical Prostration. Nervous•
nese, Weak Spine, Lowness of Spirits, Di:antes mf
Vision, hysterics, Pains in the 11(tek and Liiubs,
Impotency, ke.:
No language can ennvey -an adequitto idea of the
immailato and almost' miraculous ebantm it 0004.
eon. to the (Militated (Ind (Mistimed systeta. In
facdritOtinde unrivalled ea an unfailing cure of the
maladies shore mentioned.
Stiffer no more;but use Tho G root French Reme
dir;,li aillbffect a cure wtere all others fail, and
although a po4erfut remedy, contains nothing hart•
ful'to the most delicate constitution.
Pamphlets. containing full particulars and dime
• (ions fur using, In English, French, Spanish and
accompany earn box, and also sent froo to
any address when requested.
Prise ono dollar per box ; six boxes for five dol-
Sold by all Druggists the inhout the world; or
wilt bo sent by moil, securely sealed from all miser
wation. by enclosing specifiid price, to any author
' lead agents.
• Betaaxe of CounterfeN and Imitation*.
Proprietoro' oxolueivo Agento for Atnerien, OS
CAR G. MOSES . CO. 27 Courtlona St., N. Y.
Authorized Ag•nte for Allentown, BARNES &
SON; Bethlehem, EDW. T. MLYKRS. [opr2-ly
A FEW , ,,WORDt ABOUT
7110 MN"
_ .
Great ;Western. licrnedy. -
THIS remedy is new• perporming the most won
dorfal eurcs. It, dams
•
Rheumatism, Chills and Fevers,
General Debility, • Kidney r enrpluints,
.bil..nraigia,- • • • .
• - - Headache, Ise ,
to.
.
In offenses a sensible roller is go .mm(.(o in from
Ave to ten miuutes, end a 11111tFlirli! CDR it in from
six le„tweive days.
.Never hoe it yet failed in otn
solitary= instance to accomplish far more -than - xis
have promised or the eglicted applimint, anticipated
The Cursitwo Prsper•io, of the Great Weston,
Remedy are truly wonderful. Whole pages of tee
thlionitde - trilo feltuntial citizens might he give,
to the pUblie t but wo deem it to bc . supet Clines, es
you May readily find persons of your own iterrnint
epee • in every part of the country, who will mealy
to: iha n diseeSie,•dispellinir and hwtith krmooticti
qualities of the (boat Woetarn ,Itauled v. •,..
`•
The Great Western Itomedy may bo obtained 01
all established Druggists thsongbout the country. /
W.lll. IlaideS A 80n) Ortiggists,Allentoun whole.
Val, Agouti. (April 8, ,
tisa
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'Pa ',;:e; •
'f
AARON D,AVN, •
lAsooveror nntl tn.inuf.er war,
IQ() 1.1rn.18t., New .r 4, A J
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ValitY:(.4
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ALL A/t/Xe _ itirg
_NTS: -
4
~nCfny on
v Op and glior Mon4a,„Boptorobpr 1 9, 1864, Pan
s of tlie , LoblgVl74llo , .
n¢ny ; will tub ae follows : . •
• - D O WN OR gAsTWARDYRI
_ . . ,
4TATIONfI. '; „„ ',No. 1. • Noe 5i .14 0 ;; /qO. 3.•
',nave i A..M. - P. M. P.4l:' A.M.-
Whitr Raven ! 1,/ , '. ~ .945, i ..s.qa , _ .
rannery : '• - . . '947- - 1 r• f ..' . 0,3 '• 1
liekory 8.1 #t i ' 9.57, 3.17 6 4
Stud Run ! 2,.) :'- ; , ,';' /0.04 4 3.24. •1 :
Rockport ! 10.15 3.34 It;
re Ives Creek .10.22 :' - 3.41.
• - p ,
• • ,
tc.ny Creek _
~ 10.27 a 0
Jeanesville. ~•„„ _ Q , ' • 2.15 , tl.
Beaver Meadow . '- ' ' .2.35 4 ".. ,N '
laele Creak Bridge ..:.,( ....: 8:10 :: -$. 02 -,:, - A :
Weatherly 8:25 1:20 ' - 0
Fionn Raven •-..' ::::. • ‘"" .., 0 -: 3507: : i 0 -
Perin Raven Junction . -- 1i1.40' ' 3.58 - i-1 '
Nlttuch'Chunk ' 4.30 ' 11.10 4.25 1 .
Lehighton . 4.40 11.20 ml 5 A.
Perryville 4.46 . AO
Lehigh Clop 5.01 '.! ,•4.56 :
'3letington , • . 5.07 , 11,43 0,02
Rockdale ' 5.17 • , , 5.13 . .
Leery's 527 • ' 5123 '
',Whitehall 5.34 ' ' •'' 5.30
Coplay 5:38 12.05 5.3,4
Ifokendanqua 5.42 5.88
•Catasanqup 540 12.10 6.42
Allen Punnets 5.54 6.50 •
Allentown 6.00 12.20 5.55
Sast Penn. Joust. 6.02 5.55 11.12
North Penn Junct. 6.15 - 6. 1 5
Bethlehem 8.16 12,40 6.15 11.23
Preemanshurg 6.23 12.49 824
Lime Ridge ' 6.29 12.57 6.30 6.29
4 nivo at Easton 6.44 1.15 6.45 11.53
UP OR WESTWARD TRAINS.
EITATIONS. No. 8. No. 6. No. 9. No. 2. No. 4.
coley° A. M. M. P. M. A. M. P. M.
Keeton - 9.30 3.25 7.40 11.47 10.03
Lime Ridge 3.42 7.58 •
Proemanalatrg 9.50 3.49 8.06 • .
Rothlehem ' 10.00 4.00 8.16 12.18 10.33
North Penn. Juno. 10.00 8.15
East Penn. June. 4.15
Allentown 10.12 4.16 8.30
Allentown Sunoco 4.20 8.34 Al 1 • 4 '•
a •.•-•
Catasaugna 10.25 4.28 8.42 o Ei
.0 •
ilakendauqua 10.30 4.33 8.47 ' d p, ..
•)oplay • 10.34 4.33 8.51 •78 p;
Whitehall 10,30 4.43 8.56
Laury'aEl o
10.48 4.50 9.04 ....
Rockdale 10.66 6.00 9.14 ..•.'1 ' 3...
ilntington 11.07 5.12 9.26 1 ;7 1 , 7.
Lohigh Gap 11.13 5.18 9.31 •'' '''
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Perryville 11.28 5.33 9.45
.3
Lehighton 11.34 5.39 9.50 ...1 a
Mauch Chunk 11.50 6.00 10.00 6.30
Penn Haven June. 12.12 6.24
Penn Maven 12.20
Wenth.,fly 12:40
ilazio Bridge • 12.50
Ileavcr`Moadow .1.10 .
reaneville 1.30
itoly Crook 8.37
Dritice'a Crook 12.30 8.44
Rockport 12.37 8.51
Mad Run - 12.47 7.01
Hickory Run 12,54 7.08
Tannery . 7.20
1i White Haven 1.10 7.26
CONNECTIONS
Central It aitroad of New Jersey—All up and down
trains connect with the trains of the Central Rail
,oati of Now Jersey to and from New York.
floral/ Pennsylvania Railroad.—All down trains
tntl up trains Nos. 7 and 8 will connect with the
volns uf tho North Pennsylvania Railroad for Sta
tions above Bethlehem. Down trains No. b and
ap trains Nos. 2 and 6 for Stations below Bothlo
hem.
Rust Pennsylvania Railroad.—All trains ootnee
with the trains of tho Bast Pennsylvania Railroad
except down train No. I and up train No. 8.
Belvidere Delaware Railroad.—Down trains Nos.
cud 3 Ind up trains Nos. 8 and 7 connect with
be trains of the Belvidere Delaware Railroad.
Catawissa and Quotknko Railroad.—Down trains
Nos 1 and 5 and up trains 6 and 8 connect with tht
.rains of tho Cataivissa and Quakriko ~ ailroad.
Hazleton Railroad—Down trains Nos. 3 and b
Ind up train No. 8 will connect wits the trains of
he Hazleton Railroad.
Wilkes-Barre.—Down trains Yoe. 3 and 5 and up
. rains Nos. 8 and 8 will °urine t with the trains to
Mit from Wilkosbarro.
R. 11. SAYE E, Supt. & Eng
ug8265
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
LiiPEßMEgig.Wgg
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
OASSENGERS for:Philadelphia take L. V. R. R
I. trains passing Allentown at 6.00 a. in., and
3.55 p. an, make close connection with the trains of
V. P. R. R. at Bethlehem, and arrive in Philadel.
nt 9.20 a. in., and 8.45 p. m., respectively.
Passengers for Doylestown take 6.30 a. in. train
from Bethlehem and make concoction at Lansdalt
ma can return to Allentown the same evening.
All Passenger Trains (except Sundty Trains,) con
sect at Becks street, Philadelphia, with sth and 6th
itireet City Passenger Railway.
RETURNING.
Lenve the new Depot, Third street, above Then:l2-
ton, Philadelphhant 7.30 u. in., and 5.15 p. na9, arriv
ing in Allentown at 10.12 a. m., and 8.30 p. m., re
spectively.",
LOCAL SCHEDULE.
Three Through Trains Daily, Sundays Excepted.]
Pansencor trains leave the new Depot, Third
street, Philadelphia.
Fur Bethlehem, at 7.30 a. in., 3.30 p. m., and
515 P. M.
Fur Doylestown nt 8.35 a. m., and 2.30,4.15 p. m
For Lansdale at 6.15 p. m.
For Fort Washington at 11 p m.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Bethlehem at 6.25 a. In. 10.02 a. in., and
11.15 p. in.
Leave Doylestown at 6.30 a. in., 3.15, and 5 30
p. m.
Leave Lansdale at 6.10 a. m.
Fort Washington,
at 2.15 p. m. , 10.50 a. m.
Fare—Allentown to Philadelphia $1 85
ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
augB-'(5
East Pennsylvania Railroad
IEAMIN
MPRENE4INI
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Monday, December 26th, ISG-t.
TRAINS leave Allentown daily (Sundays excepted ]
4. • for all points on the line: Reading, Tamaqua
Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven, Auburn, Pine Grove,
Port Clinton, Pottstown, Plnnixville, Philadelphia
51drristown, and ell points on the Philadelphia and
Rending it.• 11. and conneigjons ot 7 a. on. and 41 t‘
P. M. For Lebanon, Harrisburg, Lancaster, Colute.
bin, Fork, Baltimore, Carlisle; Chambersburg,Wish
ington, Muney, Milton,W illlnmsport, Sunbury,Lool ,
haven, Elmira, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Cleveland
Jhicago, St. LOUiP, anti all other poihts in the Sena.
Ind North West at 12.35 soon, and at 11.44 P. M.
nose trains are he Great Western Express, and
connect at Harrisburg with the Fast Lino end Ex.
press train far Pittsburg, without change of carer
Thu moot elegant and delightful Sleeping Cars are
ittaohoa, to those trains ; these trains also make di..root connections at liarrisburg for Baltimore and
Washington. The 11.44 P. M. train will leave Al
lentown every Sunday for Reading, Harrisburg and
Pittsburg
Passenger!' are requested to purohase their tick
ets boron entering the oars, as higher fare will be
charged on the cars. ,
j&trThrough tickets fir sale at the Allentown of:
a , e for Italtimore, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Cleveland,
Ohleaco, St. •slen
ME
Banks, tritimOre & Co
!ascriptions of_, . ; •••
19, masa and l'orlabld
PLATFORM. SCREE AND PATENT BEAM
N. W. COUNRR or
15th St. & Penna. Avenue, Philu . 4's.
.cpt. 26, 1565. -,-ly
PURE LIDERTY. WHITE LEAD,
moro and better work at a glven Cloisk.than
Manufactured only by'
-.:KIEGLER & 13)1i
WHOLESALE DREG, PAINT and GLASS DEALERS.
an3o-ty No. 187 North Third Street. Pltilad'
0:7-Don't lose a rood Horse t0 . ,..840 a dollar
or Boatles bioinonit.
1[1111.:24 ,?_Ly .2 U .
r-tIL-
ifler Schieibe fx,
-.T
\~._ +
~~ad.~ z
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YORK STORt ,
'No. 10 East Hamilton Stre et, '
!ALLEN.7 OWN, ,
Are now receiving their NEW &rook. of;
. .
ObiOn thoy lave bought at 25 t 0.50. pere,ceut. less
tharrthey could be bought for, and VITC11011" prepar
ed to give their customers the.advantagee of our
- LOW PURCHASES. .
We sell Goods cheaper than any, bole() in Allen
town, sell bitter Goods and more of diem.. We don't
wish to bodst of What we do, only dome and see
•for yotaseltos. . Never before was . presented to the
publio such an attractive ant elegant assortment of
DRESS GOODS.. •
FINE FRENCH MEEINOES,
fmorted and light dolqrs:
MUSLIN DE LADIES ,
UNION PLAIDS,
n Checked and Scotch Plaids.
All Wool Do Laines
AND
Mourning Goods.
A great variety of L Misses' and Children's
WOOLEN SHAWLS,
DALMORALS, &a.
In addition to the above will be :band the larg
est stock of
•
•
Brown and •
- --Bleached
Mosline, ,
Tidings, •
Deniths,
Striped and
Checked
Shirting,
Canton
Flan:.els,
Prints,
• Qinghai:us,
Woolen
Flannels,
Cassimeres,
and
Cloth . •
Ever shown In Allentown Our Clothe, Cassimeres
and Flannels are cheerer and superior to anything
offered at ary other establishment in town.
Come where you can got Goods at prices that
ensure a ready and eatiefucto•y sale. Our steel( is
complete and offers great inducements. When you
a:o ready to buy, tall in with the crowd and bring
up at the Store Die. 35 East Hamilton &rem.
MILLER, SCHEMER Jr. CO.
Tannery 2, 1866. . —tf
EYES THIS WAY.
12.28 10.4
7.45
8.00
E. M. CLYMISR, Predile
• Suocesßore to
A. B. D.‘VIS & CO.,
MittatfacturorsofPaton
StAndard
g . .(g215 0
' PU174%11118 FOR
WICIGII LOCKS
R. 11. TRACKS,
Ar•DEPOTB.
• COAL. HAY: •
AND LIVE STOCK.
Mao, all tho iailtur
MaiMMLMM
flit AN WINTER 6001,
Consisting in part of
TO THE GREAT
CABINET WARE ROO
Jolla Maiburg,
IN ALLENTOWN, LEEfIGLI COUNTY.
JoliN MALBURG takes this method to inform
bis fri +ads, customers, and tt_ ...ll i 3 7lSublio in general,
tha' he is a.)w carrying on the sinews on his own
account.
•
NO 52 WEST 11AAIILTON STREET,
oppostta ITagenlueb's Hotel, whore he is now pro
ps o 1 to P.tizty H sti , may give him a call. Ills
pre.oat stock is not to he surpaaaekand consists in
part of ‘no till>wing art.toles:
Bureaus, Side Boards, Pier, Centre, Card,
Dining, and Breakfast Tables, Book Casos,
Cupboards, Whatnot and Sofa Tables, Par
lor Tables, Sofas, Piano Stools, Spring Seat
Rocking Chairs, Bedsteads of every variety,
and in general every article which is kept '
in a well regulated establishment.
He manufactures also every variety of Furniture)
to order, after the latest style,
and every article sold
by him must bo as represented, and must be satis
factory.
House , keepers and especially young persons In
tending to engage in keeping house, should not neg
lect to call on him before purchasing elsewhere, as
he feels satisfied that he can offer bargains that can
.not be surpassed anywhere outside of Philadelphia.
For the liberal patronage already received he is
very thankful, and will still endeavor through lib
eral prices and fair dealings to increase the same.
pirDon't forget the place, No. h 2 West Hamil
ton Street. where you can call and satisfy youreeli
of the truth which is herein stated.
JOHN. DIALBURG.
ly
kllentown, July 2, 18t5
IMPORTED AND DOMES nu
CARPETINGS.
FIRST CLASS GOODS
On a Invariabe Cash Price
AN IMMENSE STOCK
Embracing all Kinds and Styles
-OF
American and European
MANUFACTURE,
At Reduced PrAces,
ON 4CCOUNT Cr TILE DECLINE IN
G. 0 D•
J, & E. B OBNE,
, 904
Chestnut At., Philadolphia,
Now offer their ,
GREAT SPRING STOCK
DEDE 30,42121
CARPETING,
French and. English Axminster,
Engl eh pupal
6.4 and 0.4 'Velvets,
Crossley's Tapestries,
Imperial Three-Ply Carpet,
Fine Ingrain Carpe
ENGLISH BRUSSELS
• AND
ROYAL WILTON CARPETS
FOR BTAIRPC AND NAILII,
%VLTII BORDERS.
3.1, 4.474.1 L, 6-4
WHITE, RED-CHECKED AND FANCY
- MATTING,
• COPOA. MATTING, • •
ENGLISH. OIL CLOTHS, &C.
March 27- 7 .8 m '
Public Sale.
(17 ILL bo 'Ad at'finblie sale atAke..lieuso of the
. • undersigned, in ha borough of Bletinaton,
Lehigh. county , '
on. IIA ' fUItDAY, the,: 2 lit of April
next, the Inti9Wing pereonal property; to wit - •
.1,200 feet. white oak .plankN, - 2,000 white' oak;
spokeii. 15: "hickory efaletrees, 200 sawed white oak
fellice,ls feat oak half I°o boards, 1 bonder, for
bending ;sleigh, 3unnexe, large taw, 2 planing
benchesgittmniqg lathe, 4 stove with plpe, 1 arind
etude; joining.bench, large mallet, geol, eat, sett of
augers, tenoning plan aloft of wheel-wright patt•rns;
lot of rings, lot of old iron. and many other artiolce
too numerous to mention.
Conditions made known on the day of sale and
due attendance grim by N. A DE itT9I.I6T.
April IN /860.
"I . T= t•OIN:PtiSe(
. 1 D
VARMICRIP and Dilk/Wth
phiale,,toku_notipo.that we have - idoftrid
the loniwing Tradi Mirkito iipthattinProttreavosoood ,
prevent thope who usedostiRAW4KOII6.I9VPSS
,P4ORPLIA7E from bpitigrAtPoitok7A9Rll,sltm
log Manures t ,„,., • . , -
We have ha ett'Alignit tt4lite fhie firdtectioiotro
qur. mttomero, In conecquence of severol , ptirtiii
having nriliwfally used our:dfstinotlVO` porno; via:
"Raw Rene:" in offering their article to the. .poblic,.
Thil , : Trade Markle adopted in addition to thiptia
Rore," wh#NfOtortr, eirolfUslttcpiroportyi*t.
we caution ell manure oturers M tiling It fii futiotre:
Wo , orsiuld Atte to liticirideitu4' OuntoMlTl ! #str
they wlll dud tritfiefi-interact trraeot.iinia. be
"Trade Mark" le uport, gvnry,,,nag of.d,harral they ,
pgronare, ; tte none" other it genuine. • • • •
surnP4ool l 4,lp or time;
Nannfaettiretibi BeiCia ei.§loo, „
No. 20 sima beiawiire.4Fehile;,
PRILIDREPRIA. ;: •
• • : k : ' -
TDB ;great popularity .of our article :has ,bgen,
found sufficient inducement to vitiate imitatora,to
manufacture and advertive "Raw Dine Phosphates,
a name which oriented with uir, Our •Olfn
rightful property. We will stats.for the informs.
Lion of all, that we are the exclusive manufacturers
of this article—the original and sole proprietors of
it—having been Minufatitpred by Etell'ir a carted of
twelve years. Altai thatitlitcoverad by Bestial let:
tern patent. held only by ourselve 5.
We are pow ready to aupply•ittia large einantitir
i—having wide recent stdditioci andlmproiements.
Veesels drawing 16 feet of water can load directly
from the wharves of the work‘whictiare located at
the foot of Morris Street, Delaware River. We call
the attention of DEALERS to thiegreat advantage.
The present indioations are that,we ehtill - have
greatly increased &Ned over last tiering and fall
seasons, and we advise Farmers to send in their or
dare to their reipective Dealers at an easily day,
let all may be supplied promptly:
Soliciting your continued orders,
We remain,
Yours very truly,
BAUCH &rSONS
No. 20 8. Delaware Avenue,
PIIILADELPII.I6.
—3m
January 9. 1866.
MiIICO, MEXICO!
$30,000,000 LOik N
REPUBLIC OF MEXICO.
Twenty-year Coupon Bonds in Sums of OW $lOO
$5OO, and $l.OOO.
Interest Seven Per Cent. Payable in
the City of Nem 'York.
Principal and Interest Payable in GOLD
810,000,00010 be Sold at San CENTS on the
DOLLAR,
in U. S. Currency, thus yielding an interest of
TWELVE PER CENT, IN GOLD, or SEVENTEEN
PER, CENT IN CURRENCY, at the present rate of
premium on gold,
TILE FIRST YEAR'S INTEREST ALREADY
PROVIDED.
The Most Desirable Investment ever
OFFERED.
Immense tracts' of MINING and A GRICULTU-,
RAL lands ; Sixty per cent, of PORT DUES, IM
POSTS and TAXES, in the Stat- of Tamaulipab
and San Luis Poetosi ; and the plighted faith of the
said States and the general Government are all
pledged for the redemption of these Bonds and pay
ment of interest,
TILE SECURITY IS AMPLE.
$3O in U. B. Currency will buy a 7 per M. Gold
Bond of $5O.
$6O in Currency will buy a 7 per cent Gold
Bond of $lOO.
$3OO in U.B. Curreboy will buy a 7.par cent. Odd
Bond of $5OO.
$BOO in U. S. Currency will buy a 7 per cent. Gold
Bond of $l,OOO.
Lot every lover of Republican Institutions buy at
least ONE BOND.
Circulars forwarded and subsoriptione received
by JOHN W. COB LIES .5. CO., and
J. N. TIFFT, Financial Ageat of tho Republic
of Mexico, 67 Broadway, N. Y.
..Subscriptions also received by Banks and
Bankers generally throughout the United Staten.
N3vembor 7, 1065, —ly
Allentown Collegiate Institute,
IiERIBAUVLII:I)7 &3,112(n.
Chartered by the Slate with all the powers and
privileges of a COLLEGE.
WILL open Its next PCSBIOII on TUESDAY;
April 3, 188eL
The course of instruction embraces all thg branch.
oaf an Englich and Mathematical education,—
with the Germqn, French, Latin and Greek lan
guages. Pupils will he received in every depart
ment of study, from five . years of age and upward,
and prepared fur College, Business, or Teaching, or
gaduated with the degree of A. B.
Tho Military Dopartm..nt is furnished with a
complettosupplly of muskets' and accoutrements for
Infantry Dill, and a Buttery of six brass field
pieces is expected for a•tilley practice. Pupils
will enjoy to bostAdvantages tin every departtnent
of instruction, under teachers fully competent for
their position.
THE YOUNG LADIEO' DEPARTMENT
will present new attractions and superior 'silvan to
gas A hall fur elothing and a ti:t of three corn
menicating rooms, striotly private neatly papered
well warmed and ventilated, and supplied with
piano, drat; leg tables, and new cherry uesks of the
most approved patterns, afford the moat plea ant
accommodation , for lady. A Lady Teacher, full)
capable of giving instruction in all the common and
higher 'English branches, A'gebra, Geometry, Chem
istry, Geology, Botany, Rhetoric, English Lttera
ttt a and Natural Philosophy, has boon secured and
will enter upon her dutlea.with.the highest ree,m
mendations.
Superion a portunities are fferod for instruction
In Vocal, and Instrumental MIIPIO, Latin, (beak.
German and Frond] lung ages, Ornamental Leatbor
Work, Wax- Pruit and Irotvers, Prawing, hair
Work, dm, La. Young Ladies, upon the comple
tion of a proscribed course of study, will ready° a
Dipl. son.
lu t h e Primary Department for little girls sum •
dent relaxotion from study will be afforded by
ploaesnt variation and -ystematio exorcise.
Nor Circular address •
llsv. M .L. lIOPPORD, President.
Allentown, July 25. —lf
DIPORTANT NEWS:
}Anat. ite Li? ao a a; po.,
CABINEIMAMIII 111111MAIRS.
Fine English Brussels
No. 28• West NatalßOß Street.
• .ALLENIOWN, PA.
? . pan undersigned tithe thie method of informing
Their friends; and
.the public generally, that
they have constantly .on bend • full; supply of
rinti g lATlll l MEM
ABL:
Bureaus, ,
Sideboardk -)
Dining and Tables;
Whatnot and ,Sofu; Tablee; .
. Book Cuies; , •
Boras,
• Bedsteads, _ _
,
'Washstands, ho., 8ta.,01.4:t,
M% in 'general °Vary article:which is icept,ln they
Tine ar businose.- , - . : • • • •
lionsa.knepers and persons intending VI.
In keeping ,hone., sb,oirld giva ne so.iUli?forb,pur
atiesing.elsewliore, , , • • ,
• !Thor manufacture also every kind at
order at the shortest notloe., • • • . ,
r E MARK. ; ,7
ti
ef.7.
lIME
Xi C;*:l«ei
• RAW BONE
OF THE
.TA.WPWCI
Will 'hi riitkiatitlf attention . ..to. They will tarnisyk
Mahogany and Walnut Coffins ; also Ooltinscovared
with cloth. B. P.
SO ilS11)111A0181,
L. 11111111.101 L
41S. go 111.11
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I b liailil fi Til 1. % VE It
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`these Lifjp.gledifarigikidea lot t, oeof th tr flit
time,^gtiiii publicly to the world. For over i quer
ler Of a brainy of private praotice 64 3 in gradients
in these - , Z, 3 0 9 .. ; - . ):E1 Sik 4 . 721
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VAL
Llfr.gi. i. Fig , . 14s•
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lliiirkdieen need with the greatest success. 'Die'
miseien,itnot only to prevent discaser, but to cur
Obey, witch out theßarikdepnilediee la wh)ck the
"patientlelksulferinktlebidlwizifdagoitaketil. the Winif
.eyetom. To to agekand infirm ,a few ,doses.ol
I ,imo.vnlnabliFll,634lll pro l e td,ber , : . \ %`. •.'.,
..:
-'.
A VERUI 1 ' T nv . v on
" illtkilf::7 '.l PP 14t 21) ii.
~.
For in every ea" Abey,add.new lite and, v'talikfe
and rostore the .leienitkleliergles till Mialtilifiltip i e
state. To ' the- . young antimiddle-aged, they will
prove moat ,invaluntnen. ab ei ready, epeedtle. (and
sterlipg modleine. Mere is a dr.am realised, Olt
Fddee-dellotin• soci . ght for"three hundred 'ears ago.
and never, found:- Her looked for a fountain Abet
would rent4re the old to vigor and make youth ever
An:
Itrae titles biltir tem:cab's - the dream ,
and ehow; in one uti dystict, the magi et. thatmide
it l flitt. l • z t ---
2 -11Etot . FAIVIOttO --AttitgDir
Cannat.stay the flight of Taira, but they ean forte
Work, end i hold - tgof;Ahnuie tpat dtleht 4ritunpb
over the egad and the joring. Litt' nOtierheattata
then; but setae the faiorabltropportunlty , that offers.
When takerisi iiiefaribhd-;- 1 " -
P0f011,140113 DISORDERS
. .
Nothing can be more proiltictive of care than these
Pills. Their almost magic influence is felt lit once;
.and.the usual concomitants of this
.moktilistmsing
.disease= are lenteired.' Theie remedits• ire made
from the purest .
VEGETABLE' COMPOIUNDS.
' They will not Latin the most delicate female, end
con he given 'With good efteot in iireisailbed doges to
the youngest babe. •
for Cutaneous .Eltsorbers
And all eruptions of the ekin, the SALVE le most
invaluable. It does not heal externally alone, but
penetrates with the most searching effects to the
very root of the evil !
DR. MIGGIEL'S PILES
Invariably cure the following Diseases
Aust.bma, ,
Bowel Complaints, -
Coughs,
Colds,
• •
Fever and Ague, ,
• Female Complaints,
Ileadaehe,
Indigestion,
Influenza,
Inflammation,
Inward Weakness„
. Lowness of SOWN,
Liver Complaint,
Ringworm,
Rheumatism, Salt „Rheum, Scalds, Skin Diseases.
Plif s NoTlCß.—None genuine without the engrav
ed trademark around each pot or box, signed by
DR. MAO GIRL, 43 Fulton et., New York, to coun
terfeit which is felony.
Oteli-Soid by all respectable Dealers in Medicines
throughout the United States and Canadas--at 25
°onto per box or pot.
December 12,1865.
VXONERiv it v
R
LIFE-REWYENATOII
This preparation is unequaled as a Rejuvenator
and Restorer of wasted or inert [unctions.
The aged should be certain to make the Biekrene
a household god, inasmuch as it will render' them
youthful In 'feeling and in strength, and enable thew
to live over again the day of their prie ins lay. It
not only exhilaratp but strengthens, and is really
an Invaluable blessing,,especitilly to those who base
been reduced to a condition of servility, self-abuse,'
misfortune, or ordinary sickrdsmi. No matter abet
the cause of the
,impotency of any human organ,
this superb preparation will remove the elfout at
once and forever.
ZIO=II4,ZINZI
sores Impotency, General Dobility, Nervous - Inca
parity, D • spepsia. Depression, 'Less (It Appetite,
Low Suiritih Weakness of the Organs of Generation,
Imbecility, Mental Indolence, Emaciation. It Wail
a most delightful, desirable and novel elect upon
the nervous system : and all who are in any way
prostrated.by nervous disahilitiee, are earnestly ad
vised to seek a cure in this most excellent and nue
quailed preparatipn.
Parsons who, by impruileinee, have lost their oat
oral vigor, will find a speedy and permanent cure in
the
The Feeble, the Languid, the Dlspairing, the Old
should give this valuable discovery a trial; it will
he found totally different from all other articles for
the same purposes.
To.Females.—This preparation Is invaluable in
nervous weakness of all kinds, as-it will restore toe
wasted etrength with wonderful permanence.
It is also a ~ r und tonic, and will give relief in
Dyspepsia with the first dose. A brief persistence
in its use will renovate the stomach to a degree o
perfect health and bunish Dyspepsia forever.
One Dollar per bottle, or six bottles for sb.
Sold in Allentown by Lewis fiehmidt & Co.,
and Druggists generally.
sent by express anywhere, by addressing
IiUrt:HINGS & 111 LSER, Proprietors,.
November 1,1865-1 Y
AMERICAN STATESMAN.
A Nutigna/ Weekly Family Juurnal,
' AT UN PBR ANNUM
TEE FOLLOWING SPLE.VDID PRIZES
For Every Club of Forty Subeeribere,
A WHEELER .5 WILSON
BEST $55 M ACmELD,
with two extra copies to the getter up of the club.
FOR EVERY CLUB OF TWENTY, and ten
than •Forty. Subooribars, we will allow $1 25 to/each
sub.criber on the price of said Machines
FOR EVERY, CLUB OF SIX, a eptris . did. 'Steel
engraving of President Linooin,•(fuld length,) /16-
drew Johnson. Lieut.-General Grant ort3henntas on
horeeback, - worth $3 00 each, with an extra cop a jto
the getter up of the.club.
FOR. EVERY CLUB OF THREE, one of those
splendid etsiol engravings of the Unitam Series of
••41ATIONAL.:PORTRAITS • 2:
Comprieing Prowidenta,Lincoin and Janson, Licut.
(feel Okra; 86erman,Sheridan,21tom:
as, bleCbilan. Fremont, Admirals Furegut and
Porter, and George - and Martha Washington, each
19x24 iiches. worth $2:00. ,•
These splendid portral . s should adorn every parlor
Tho Statesmen is the , largest, cheapest and best
family paper published, putted for every busily.—
Try it once and - you - will never be without it. Send
for copies and get up your club!.
Address, AMERICAN STATESMAN,
67 .Sessen Street, plew York.
dm
ME
December 5
PURE IJIBKRTY- WHITE LEAD,-
T r hi Whited: thO Most durable and the moat econom
ic*. 4 1 y,ItL, : lgithefectitrect only by • •
AL iingtb#
Wholesale _Drug, Paint /lc Glass Dealers
pi* n3O-1y) Thirdplq.llB . l . y. St., Philada
. .
mtuttspri.tum, gANtrrAcTv.p.Ell.B,-
692 13reedweY; otters.- Neit z to latest, New York. ,
Wholesale and retail at reduced rotes. Pipes and
Holders out to order and repaired. All goods rren
ranted gent#lie. Bead stamp for drubs. Pipes 48
t*.sO *ado Apr 10-lis
ail°. fiBIDIDAOII.
Sr,
.0681.
Chest Diseases,
Costiveness,
Dyspepsia,
Diarrhoea,
ro&y,
Debility,
ZIOERZINE.
21 Day Street, New York
GRAND PRIZES
TOR FURCRIRERS TO TUB
ARC BENT TO CLUBS, VIZ
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01ATik t AALLI,RE:-&. 1 CROCKERY -,
- A CARD.-4 - I.lgoold reepolt!aily , - crnoniono eq, the oitizooe of Allentown, Lehigh. and
adjoinineeennties. i 60,4 lav o atietppsped r nneviratore,in the -. abori3 ' line . - of bnelheen3. My
stook, embronee asfull and'ooinplite assortmon.Lorthe• neweet and , best ',patltkras is China,
Glass and Crooke fy Y. - 0(k ; g . 0 : b. 1C 0 1,1
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Hd-tlSeiteettie - M,' Remember!
• I keepthe beef imported White Granite,Ware,,dgetreVand plain ; also, a full assortment. J
of'olimmon White; Edged:Ninth, VioklailiClif wares.
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,'. . CHINA. AN.II..OXIMIS WARE. , . ‘ .. , '... '
WRITE CHINA SETTS. ~. ',EDGED CiIIN I A : SiiiS,.. •- . BAND CHINA SETTS, • • 1
BELGIANALAssvrgq, - BOTIEMrAN GLASSWARE, AMERICAN GLASSWARE 1.•
. ,
•,'. .. .t ORRAMENTALc TOILE T SETTS .
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• KEROSENE LAMPS; . : • 1 .. kIIAIIIIIsiExS AND WICKS.
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Fruit . jars' I: Fruit , Jars I , ~_ .
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CHEAP AND GOoD . .7 i
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Housekeepers, and those about commencing, who desire.ici, yiniobitm . :goia lira ellesit:',,
ware, I respectibtly
s inviteto call •and examitie my asiortment;—no tfouble' to show itai:id'
in all cases necessary my More will be carefulls packed. '
lIIIOSEARD 4 1/17,11.11 . 1Cilite- ' • :.: *
No. 79 West Hamilton' Street. • L
Allentown, July 18, 1805-13,1
Scrofula, or King's Evil,
• •
Is a constitutional disease, a corruption of the
bleed, by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in'disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living,. dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air; filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by, the venereal infection. 'Wliat
over be its origin, it is -hereditary in the con
stitution, descending from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation ; " indeed.
it seems to'be — the , rod!of Him who, sags, "I
will visit( the iniguities of the fathers upon
their children." •
Its effects commence by deposition , froln the
blood of corrupt of ulcerous matter; which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption,,lthich Rende,rs in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, a that screfithini constitu
tions not only suffer from serefuleus com
plaints, but. they:have fur less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; _sense- -
quently vast numbers perish by disorders 1.
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de
cimates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and nanny
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One qUatter of all our people are scrofulous ;
their persons arc invaded by this lurking in
fection, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an alterative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such a medicine we supply in
AYER'S
IMEI
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,
the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where, prevailing and fatal malady. It is com
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system 'from its destructive`consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only Scrofula; but also those other affec
tions which arise from it, such as 2averiva
rind SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHONY'S FIRE,
Rosa, or Eavateemis, PIMPLES, PUSTULES,
BLOTOIMII, 111LAIES and lion.n, TUMORS. TATTER.
and SALT Rur.um, SCALD Hann, Rinarronn,
RHEUMATISM, SYPHILITIC and MERCURIAL Dia-
VA EMS. DROPSY, DYSPEPSIA. DEHILITT; and,-
indeed, ALL (.3 purtAirms MORINO PROM
VITIA
TED on LIPUHE BLOOD. 'The popular belief
in impurity of the blood" is founded in truth,
for scrofula isadegenesation of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue•of this Sarsapa
rilla .is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions. •
"Y* ' S
Ague Cure,
FOR. TIIII !WEIDE CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever,' Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Dillon.
Headache, and Hiltons Fevers, Indeed
for the whole class of diseases originat.
log In billowy derangement, caused by
the Malaria. of Miasmatic Countries.
We are enabled here to, offer the community a
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty. is still perfectly harmless m any
quantity. Bach a remedy is invaluable in districts
where these afflicting disorders prevail. This
Conn" expels the miasmatic poison of Feveu
Ann Anna from the system, and prevents the de
velopment of the disease, if taken on thellnit ap
proach of its premonitory symptoms. It is not only
the beet remedy ever yet discovered for this class
of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity we supply for a dollar brings it within the
reach of every body ; and in bilious districts, where
Fevan ANIS Aoun. prevails, every body should
have it and use it freely both for cure and protec
tion. A great superiority of this remedy' over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of lutermittents is that it contains no Quinine
or minetal t consequently it produces no quinisin or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu
tion. Those cured by it are left as healthy as if
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague, is not alone the consequence or
the miasmatic poison. A great variety of disor
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neurakia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blind
ness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Pat.
pilation, Painful Affection of the Spleen. Rotor.
sea, Pain in the Bowels, ()oho, Paralysis and De.
.rangement of the Stomach, all of which, when
•originatidg:fft this .cauee,,init on the intermilient
type, or become periodical. This " Conn" expels
the poison from the blood, - iind consequently cures
thent all alike: It is an invaluable protection to
immigrants and 'persons travelling or temporarily
residing in thtmalarious districts. If taken occa
: sionally - De:daily while exposed- to the infection,
that will be excreted from the system, and cannot
accumulate irt sufficient, quantity to ripen into die,
'ease., • Fence p,.ie even more valuable for protec
tion than sure; and few will ever suffer from Inter.
mittents if they availthemselves of the protection
this remedy affords. . .
Prepind byDr. J. 0, ATER & 00., Lowel4 , 7lltirs.
• • •
all lbw Druggists in Mantels:a mud by Druggis a
and dealers : evsorywhere, At Mislaid° by:J. M.
MARIS A CO., Philadelphia. • . ,
Oslo . . —l7
Vosolution of PartnerithlN
NOTICE is hereby given that the grocery and
Arovition business . heretofore °styled on 'under' the
nn of Stiffer & 'Unger; in - the borough of Allen
town, was dlesolvelbyrotitual consent on the 21st of
Ukiah', 1866. AU persons indebted.to said Ormolu
reiluirsted to cell at the old stand and settle their att
counts, snit all persons that have claims agointt said
firm 4,r6 . requested to present their bill..
1-• • - BENJAMIN STETTLE,B;
1 - AMOS lIINGER.
The tuderslgaid will continue the business .at the
old - stand of Stettler .t. Unger, where he will keep'
as akaitaietit cir all' kin* of 'grOceries :and' prat
bles* *hill ha will lan at:thewerr lawakeash rl
ee. Thkrdstlil forpastAirowi he hope! hy,keetgnjg
the very best, and attention to business, to moth and
tootlY• the patronage of the public.
MINTA32I STUTTLIIR,
Alma 111•44 t
=I
PURE
GROUND BONE !
MANUFACTURED AT TUE
Allentown Bone Mill,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
TN consequence of the increased demand for this
IN
the most valuable of all manures or fertilisers,
we advise farmers to secure a supply before' spring.
We prepare Ground Bone or Bone Dust strictly
pure, and will guarantee that not a particle of solid
teration enters intd its composition. As this can
not he anti most of the prepared fertilisers, we
caution farmers, to use an article prepared 'sat home"
and known to he pure. We have examined "Phos
phates,' and can readily pronounce them largely
adulterated, with Jersey Marl, Coal Ashes, Plaster,
Lime Stone, or some other aubstaness, which have
xo fertilizing properties, or much lees than pins
For the information or those not acquainted with" -
..the properties of Bona Duet, we append the follow
ing:—
Effects of Bone Dust.
A Westbury, Vt., subscriber of the Neu L'oglarod
Farmer thus writes about the effect of bone dust:—
I see a great deal in your peper - a Len use_ of
hone duet or flour. I have thought a good many
times I would give yon a little of my experience in
that matter. In 1344 I lived in a Item of an lode
pendent farmer, and planted about three.fourthe of '
an acre of corn on opine plain. That firmer bad ,
been foe many years gatherintill the old bones he
could hod. That spring he carried them to si ples-
G r mill andsot them ground. lie gave me a peck '
of the flour, which I put on one-half of my pied, of
corn. •It bad a
than
effect. The italics grew
a foot tam. than on the other half, and ',Fero dark-'
er colora 4 , and the ears were from two to four Inch.'
ea longer. The. difference though, the tieuon was
Ptah that the passers* by , often celled upon me to
know what made the difference, I could only tell
them that thy bones did lit.
The farmer experimented with it by'pattlog bone
on two • rows, plaster of Parbion the adj daing two,
house sakes on the next two, then two - witlieuthing _
hut the manure, whleh was applied alike to the , whole.
field. Thus eontrasied the effect was wpaderfql,-4 •
I am not able le give, the exact different* laths
bern . w hen harvested, - as it has been Ito lop
esti thatl have forgotten; but I do remember very
plainly bow the corn looked when growing. and that
there was a very greet difference in the appearance
of the rows experimented with. If you think this
somewhat vague reeolleetion will be of any benefit
to the publia, yotimay publish it- •
Oar Glroand Toone is prepared expressly, line, for
use In spring for top dressing on corn and pasturage,
and for potatoes, oats, Act;
As our supply Is limited, secure your stook at
EMI/
Alle*own Bibni Mill.
'ALTAI3NTOVITIC Ph.
(Ices Office Bcx 120.) Dan2B-3m f
Prices Reduced.'
PICITRES FOR ALL
W. BUROAW would respectrally announce to
dui citizen& of Allentown and the public in
general, that on account of all kinde of goods and
Photographic stock having come down, be is pre
pared to mate all kinds of Photographic Plant's
as cheap and cheaper than any body else In this
place. Owing to my superior Light And excellent
instruments, I ant prepared . to take superior Photo
graphic Pictures of ell styles and shies, such as
Plain and !Clulort4 Fkotogrephe, Oatteyde-Visites,
Atnbrotypes, lidelainotypes and Ferrotypes.
lard Photographs, full figure or Vlguette ats2oo
per. dos., or 6 for $1 00. No *lir charge for
stamps or postage, at 8. IV.- Burctike kik
gallery
Plidures enlarged to any else. Particular attention
is given to copying old Daguerreotypes and Ambro
types into Photographs. All work °grouted In the
best style, and on the most reasonable terms.
Splendid pictures for the Album are made
Per dozen only ; no extra charge for stamps.
We have also on ba - d n splendid assortment of .
Gilt and Rosewood Franies, which will be sold at
the lowest price.
Remember Fleas are cheaper than at any other
Otos.. •
All work warranted durable..
infrßemember the pleoe. No, 7 Rut H atu ti ton
street,.3 doors below the Allen Home, Allentown,
Pe.• jul3-tf
Notice to the --Suffering !
DERSONS who suffer from that painful di
) I PCin as the PILII3 will be heartily glad to
!learn that a remedy for their sufferings hos been
discovered. The remedy is the well known Viler
Root; and the' undersigned an prove that he has
oureehandredi of pe.sone with htr discovery
This' meateine her but recently been introdneed in
this neighborhcied, and' already many inquiries for
Ware made daily..
• • Tile muted, sal be procured at the Lehigh Pa..
• tri4 hook store, at the hotels of MOISTI.: Schnee);
and Hagenboeb, and at the residents , of the under.
signed., la 7th street, :Allentewarzand of George
Rellihardt; . Irnmbanerallle, Milford township,
Bakke county, Pa.
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