The Lehigh register., July 31, 1866, Image 4

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Or Worn %, . • oh . ri , ntfidt
with children an, adu•to, attributed to of , .. cause .# 569
L occasioned by Worms. •' . • • , ‘,04,,0 10 :. ,121111 o," Three Dally Trains Allentotol o liladeTphi
although ,offeatual in ,'`` .
_,,,, ",-,,• •• don DASSENGEIt i,i • 1 ~, •,, L. :, .1
possible Injury to the mo. . V,,,,,,, 7 ' 11 ...N 'C' . val. L trains pass ,'%. i' l l '. c a etl . .t! ' •
4 1 „„
noble combination has been `',„.‘ — ' l7 ` l. , Itl: :IV- boon, and 5.6.• .. 1. . / 1 " ' , . ~ , r , ~ , e
Malawi, and found to bo sty ir"/_...
_ 41 .4**,'4 . 1 9, — ,._. the trains of N. P. R. It. at Dothichem and arrive
worms, so hurtful to child .. • :•,:..... 7 -.7 1- ',..! -.,.,.''''''-' in Phihniolphtsent , ll4o.a: rtr., 2.'80 and 8:40 Pliti.;"'•
Children having Wi rm illiiiiiedilliflatim- res pectively. .
tion, as neglect of the trouble o (stimulates felelotiged Pas4engertv foteitiyb4ltowrr , take!.6 06. tt. In. train
131* " 1 " / ' ' fi t I's(' ... •
•- --. ~ Ito thlobtnil mid snak; :ecnecotion Itt P Lillieltie ie.
Symptoms glipARI Chk e n are oflOever-
~,,,d n return to :Allentown the smite evening.
looked. Wor neat dumb an botvoltic ante) ie. Al assenger Trains (edooPtSund Ey Train ec,) oon
ritation, which can.lm„removp,Lopig „hrtho use-of a coot at Berim street, Philadelptuniwith trtlx• Mid- 6th
. euro remedy. The othhhinittlai tottngredients•used itroot City Passongor Rail IrtlYi. ' ' ' '
in.making amwtOstlittrailfuge.Cteallts" is such as , ,'RETURNING. . ' • •
to givo the bbs,bwirselldsoeffubtwith4nfoty. , ~.
CUR'fIS .VI3.IOITHI, Pr o prietors, Now. "1”,0rk.-- ,
, Leah theta* Depot, 'l%lrd - street, above Thom?
on, Philadelphia at 7.80 a. tn.", and 5.16 p. tn., arriv
-86 d•hy all delltlFEtiftyPd,i o lurf) itt.‘ 23 °hi'. 114)° ' ' '''' , ' pgin Allentown -at 10.31 rt. M., end 8.210'p.m., re-
May 22 1866. —4' • Yeat." epeo 1 1
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• LOCAL SOUBDULEts• s , ,-•- *•••
Threi Through 'Trains Daily; fluttayo MiCApt#s4.]
Pareangor trains• leteve the •ntrw Depot, Third
street; Philadelphia. ... ; . • - • t _
For) Bethlehem, at 7.86 a. m.,, 8.80 p. in., tine
515 P. Id. ' . • . ~- . .
FQD Doylestown at 5.35 a.,ra.,and 2.30,4,15 p. in.
For Lansdale at 6.15 p. m. • ‘ ,
For,Fort 'Washington at 11 p.m.
TRAINS ,EOR,PIIILADIMPIIIA. . .
Leave Bethlehem at 6.25 a. m. 12.55 noon and
11.15 p. m.
Leave, Doylestown at 6.40 a. m., 3.15, and 5.30
p. m.
Leave Lansdalo a t 0.00 n: tti.r '..7' n" -.`•' " "
Fort Washington, at 2,15 p. m. 1 . 0.5 . 6 . a. in.
Faro—Allontown. ' to Philadelphia, ....• i .. !81 . 81
ELLIS OLARK,;Agord.
'1 lt &IPE I VINit.,, - (11111)
Lehigh Valley Railroad,
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SUMMER ARRAI , I4EMES•I 4 B I -1 800 .
On and after Monday, , May 21st, 1868, Passenger
Trains of the Lehigh Vail t..,V•Railhlird Comport!, will
run in connection with thot several:roads running
to Wilkosbarro, New York and Phil tdelphia, as fol
lows :
DOWN OR EASTWARP,TR44NS.
N9‘ , 5 1 •;. ! No. 7. No, 9
Leavel l l. ,A. M., P. M,
Wilkes BariFtf," „, '
1 9. - 09 • 1.15' • ' •
Whits Haven •••• ' " • -COO ••, 00
Tannery " • 4.66' , 5.06 '
•
Hickory Run . • 0.45 ' 3.10
Mud Run 9.51 '8.22
Rockport 10.00 8.31
Shenandoah, 2. 10
Mahanoy, City, I' • 2.15'• :
_
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Andenried, '"•• ' '2OO ‘
Jeanesville i '' • 2.15' •
Beaver Mettathf"O` ll ' • - 2.35 • 'As
Weatherly. 8.25 - • 3.20 m
Penn Haverr"' .
•4`` ,_
10:24" "93 .5 •
Mauch ChM * 1.,; " : 4•280 "• 10;42 4.25 14 ''
Lehighton •" " 10.57 4.35
Parryville ,K1..14146 • i 441 • Its
Lehigh Gott a 4.58
Slatington ' ; '1,54 .
11:20 '5,02'
Rookdale ,933
Laury's ,:5,27 . ' , . 5.23
Whitehall ft:34 , 5.30
'Ooplay - 5.98 1E42 5.34
Hokendanqua 5 42 5.38
Oatasauqua 810016 fr,•,'l l l.of 5.41 ,
Allen Furnace 5. 4 ' ' 5.80
Allentown 0 1"''''''''6:08 •11.5 T • 5.55 1.10
Bethlehem • •'"11.15 12.13 6.15 1.20
Freomansburg .137atesii . '6 24 •
Easton 9.44 12.43 6.45 2.00
Philadelichre 2.31 9.45
New York,'"''' "I,p' try " 1 4.10 10.45 6.00
No. 5.-4eupit 33othletiem at ,12.40 ; rroolnans
barg 12.49 i s g#A9gr 1.154 . New . orl 540:
UP 4 1911 , WBSTWARD•TRAINS.
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STATIONft No. S. NO; 6. No.lo. No. 2. 14. 4.
Leave A. ne, ct. 21. , 7;. P. M. A. M. -P., U.
Now York,..la:-- ' , :15740,12.00 4.00 9.00. 8.0.0
PhiladelphLYl ;.-;.1..ti,.7.19 - • : 5.15
Easton 9.47 3.25 7.40 11.550 11.24
Proomandrarg 11).07. , 349 T SAO ; - -. ;-.
Bethlehem , 113.20 '' - '4'.00 - 8.15 12;21 -' 11.68
Allentown 4. ..A 011 1 , 10M '4.lb . •8.30 12.35 12.04
Allentown Fnitiihe 7 . 7 " . - 4.20 8:34 • co
Cataeauqurilv , dio 07e.47':' 428 ~ 8.42 • l'
Hokendeuqua 10.53 4.33 8.47 . .e.
Copley fOa Ma -8.51 , ;•. ~ ... i.•,- . ..
Whitehall 110 C r, '
ite,46 •••• '8.56 :. •-,, ' „ l., ,
Laury'a it il 1..,..11;111 , .4.60 9.114. . .2
....
Reekdale "shath.i4lll.l9,r , 5 , 00 9.14, . P.,
Blatington 4 ,l .iire , •111t21 . 6.12. 9.25 . 1 ,
Lehigh Gape 111 n 11.36 .6vlB .9.31 . . ''''
Perryville osaoceril .48 . 5.33 9.45 • 4.
Lehighton ot,-.10 .Th',41.65 fag .9.50 e.....p4
Mauch 0hu11e.a..., .12:05 5.60. 10.00 1. .
Peen Haven 12.32 6.13
Wcathaly , 12.51, ..
Beaver Meadow Lt. 4 , ,,..,, ' .. ..
Jeanaville , 1.39
Audanried,'" ''';9:'44 ~.
Mahanoy dioc ' . 1.45 • .
Shenandoalo"' l- ' 1.60
Rockportl2,s3 8.37
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Mud Run ':' '. ' 1.02' . 0.46
Hickory Rut 1.07 6.52
Tannery 1.17 .7.01 . .
White Haven • ~,,,- 1.23 7.57
At Wilkes' Wire , 2.3 0 ' 8.15
;;(: CN,I.FECTIONS
UontralWoad of New Jersey—All up and down
trains ogniNtitaat Eru/ton with the trains of the Can
tu! Railrond.of Now Jorsoy to and from Now York.
North Peljuasylvinia Railroad —D•twa trains No.
1,5, ttnd 7,.atad up trains Nos. 2 and 8, connect at
Bethiehem with trakqs for Philidelphia. Trains
from Philadelphia itonneot at Bethlehem with down
train No. 7 and with up trains Norf. 8 and 10.
East Ponpsylania Railroad.—Down trains Nos.
1 and 5, atil Irlips. Nos. 2,4, 8 and 8, connect at
Allentown wit h trains for Roadirtlrand llarrisbui4
Trains from Ilmillturz pad Reading comect at Al
lentown with allanwn'tfafaa.'
Belvidero Delaware Railroad.—Down trains Nos.
1, 3 and 5 emmectott Phillips'eurg with trains for
PhiladelphiltalTrilns 'Philadelphia connect
at Phillipsburg with up trains Nos. 2 an. 10, and
trains from Betvidcro connect with up trains Ms. 6
and 8. ••?.-
Catawissa Railroad.—Down train N0.,7 and up
train No. 8 connookat.Quakalto Junction, with trains
of the CatawiAtiHaH,road...,,
Hazleton rtiiiiroad.-1/OWn trains Nos. 5 and 7,
and up train No. 86Onneot with trains of the Lazio.
ton Railroat
Lehigh a Husquetoptua Railroad--Down trains
Non. 5 and d 'tip trains Nos. 6 and 8, connect
at White Haven, with trains of the 1 ehigh and Sus
quehanna Railro4 to and from Willtosbarre: No
change of cars betwebn' Willtesbarre and New York
on up train No. 8 and down train No. 7. No change
between Wilkosbarro and Philadelphia on up train
No. 8 and dowartrain Na. 5.
- • SAYRE, Supt. & Igng
augcB2Bs.
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RELitiIiN4".RAIL ROAD,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS,
Junc 1.86 c).
G .
EAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
and North. West for Philadelphia, Now Y
Reading, Potosillo, Tamaqua, Ashland, I,..banou,
Allentown, Easton, Ephrata, Litiz, Lancaster, Col:
umbia, Ao., Ac.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, us follows :
At 8.00. 8.10 and 9 05 A.;31., and 2.10 and 9.15 I' .
M., connecting with similar Trains.ou tho'PonnFyl
vault& Rail Road, and arrlvidgat i Now York of 0.00,
and 10.10 a. m., and 4.10, 5.20 and 10.45 m.—
Sleeping Oars accompanying the 8.00 a. m', and 9.-
15 p. m., trains, withodt diinge.
Leave Harrisburg far Heading, Pottsvlllo, Tama.
qua, Minersyttlitfi,Aehland;Pine °rove,. Allentown I
and Philadolphia,..at. 8 10 a. m , and 2.10 and 4.10
p. m., stopping at Lobarten and principal Wry Eta
clone; the 4,04). uL, train making connections for
- thilliMbia only. Far Potts
ville, Haven' mad Auburn, v ia Schuyl kill
and Susquehanna:Railroad, Isavo Harrisburg at 3.20
P. In.
Returning: Leavb'NeW , York at 7.00 and 0.110 rt.ru4
12.00 noon,aod B.oo:p4n,;:ritiladelphia 6k.8.15
and 3.30 p. m. "Wappaasonger Train leaves Phila
delphia at %Maki m:,"returning from Reading at
.6.30 p. m.,iletepping at all . . Citations; Pottsville at
8 45 a. m. and 2.45 p. m. ; Aahl:in 16 00 and 11 F.O
and &dap, zet.•;%Tamaqua at 0.45 a. in. and 1.-
and 8.55 p. m.
Leave Pottsville for Harrisburg, via Schuylkill
and gurquehanna-Railroad,.ut 7,00 a. in.
Reading Accombirfaitlett ,Train ; Leaves Beading
at 600 a m.,*retiOnitnil 1104 .rhilipielphiti at - 5 00,
pm
Colnnaula Railroill trains. hay.) Reading it 6 45
a.m., 12.05 noon iiiitPs:ls M.;lifir Ephrata Litt,
Lancaster, Oolunirm, be., .
On Sundays : Moe ) Netr.york nt 801
adelphia 800 a Watidl u kti, pro; ate 3,oo,ittu train !
running only to Reading. Pottsville a 00 a in, Ta
magni 7 30g a_sa, Harrinhurg 9,05 n na and Reading
at 1 33 a. ut,,,,a,nd 7.311 a M. for Harrisburg, and
10 52 a. m. for New York and 4.25 p. m. fur Phila.'
delphia.
Oommulgion,,Ailleage, Season., School and Ex
cursion TWititigtp ntid fropa 'pollattl, at redneeif
rater. „ .
Baggegi,ohochad
. through 80' pounds'allowed
• each Passeng,ei. O . A. NICOLE'S,
General Superintendent.
Readintr”re,,,3, - .orm 25th. 1866. •
East ,allroad,
I . 1 12 1,
, suApvtt'AititANaEidErrts..•
• comfisoneirag.Tilonday,slio 214, 1866.
• Dinol. rti - EzV / LYORIC Attll PITTIIIII3IIO 4rlllllol.
t:r r ?ClikSiOr °Aug.- ..
TRATNBIaW Allerilelin (Sundays except
ed) n y i , i .110,anit 1 1.11,35,A,151.„,ang, at 124.5; 1 1..15 . .
and 11.44 ;X.,' ThR.1,114,11,A, "gl y lnalte direct oOni
Deadens al t
. timi.shurg,jrer;Clial9bersiplfg,llagers:
town and.pouKka,uh - cd r inherland
road, Norther Galli-at llidith and South,
and . tho 10.30 A. 47'14.6'7'5 and 11.-
41 P. M., 11 418 ~,ptern
through to, litupfg . urithinlt Chaps° Of cars. T . hs
7.00 A. K. rrild' oinr at (ill elattioniiOCtlite road
and ru..ko .r , go i tiopo r. gertoatling'for
Port Clintt w ,ggrtild all pointy in t l'hls.Belittyr 7
kill coal r f,Tv rtilladelphill;and all 011
the Plana e a'a d "Itja'dideiTaßron.f lifdti for
, , 1
Harrisburg, lalamberphurg,ll,ogerstolyo; Y ork, Het::
tyeburg, tHo it it glon,lVillinlnspott, And the \Veg.
A Tho 4.15 t i l iti St,,,.tcaln ttps at all gations, connects
at Readid trans foi' PdXteville . diebturabla...
Ephrata, A •1 4 ali t ensteit, Tfarrfebiiii, "Se.' The "
11.44. P. 1 4`trtiln-lbaires daily (Flundays ineliidedv•
for Reading, Harrisburg, and the . West.
Passengers ardilkeittetstell l o p trehostothelittokete
before entiltOnvAllto , eats:: as. Waller, fare, will be
charged on Hie.llliis?. •,o+ • .
Tieketakfidllaksta Alto. Mierdowd offal dos all
points onsitialmottl,andAlkdiprblolpalllttloasust , tbp.
Phila elphis Cad Reading, Lebanon Valley, and
is c apsyirmi* railroads, Walt, Northorestr and
00104 0 1fIlltiPV 1112.06 / 0 114011514 En4'r, iNek,
• •
ICIG~..G~L•~'V'~3:~•' - ~'.'SSRt.`~~::iS:a."7~~'l+.
alig/ 1- '.9,
R. ' R.
SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS
ECURED TO TSL :1144AN BACE
R.
BY ONE DOTTIE OF
RADWAY'S
E A 1) - Y,Ity LA Ky.
Ist.—lf suddenly P oised with pain or sielcness,
kb . ° use of RADWAY'S READY RELIEF will
Safford ISIMEDIATE' , EASE and ) .. Iterniiriate the
threatened disease.
. ...
0d..--If suffering from any, acute - , inflematory,
nMiralgie, rheumatic, miasmatic cr other disease,
Whether Rheumatism or Neuralgia, Cholera Merlins,.
Diarrhcha, Bilious Odle; Teter' nrid'Ague,'Weak
iu the Limbh,`Baelt,Lsgs',lStraine, Brttises.
Burns, or ,nny Pain or Inflrceity, Radtecry'p Ready
Relief will quickly cure without eau-•
less of time, change- of (Sot, et the use of
'etliel'medietres.
subject to Headaches, Soot Taste in the
NrcliSF;DiesitioseaSiekneen at Sternlieb, MelabohOlj,
Fits, Triethaet.e; Less of Appetite General-Debility,
Coldeese of the extremities, bwollea Jointsi Ner
vousness, Restlestnes , Difficult Breathing, Asthma,
Sore Tbrodt; Coughs, COlds,.-IRIMA se ; Diptberia
Croup, Inflammation of the Bowels, Stomach, Kid
neys, or Bladder, Railway's B ea dy R o lla • wi ll of..
ford immediate ease, and quickly auto thetomplaint,
4th.—Robbing. tfieWpine.—lf afflicted with Spinel
difficultied Or with Diabetes, Incontinence' of Urine,
irritation of the Bladder; Paralysis of the Spinettir
or the Bludfer, Sluggishness of the Kidnees, ktu•
chorrhos , Whites, Flour lilting, Falling of tle
„Womb, and other• uterine diffinulties, Radvray's
Aloofly Relief rubbed the entire length of the spine
for ten or twenty iniatites,l.wiee a day, will cure
the worst, eases. We have over 1000 well and au
thenticated cases viboro Radwaya Ready Relief, by
this m. thod of application, has 'effected permanent
and speedy Me&
sth.—All who, by exposure to bixl service, eith
er Military, or naval, eatery:lie; or by the use of
mercury, hive contracted painful diseases, and those
suffering ftom Rheumatism in any form, pains in
tho joints or limbs. Palsy or Paralysis, Weakness,
Coldness in the Fortremitiori, end all piiinb nod
aches, lameness, antiother infirmities will be quick
ly oared by the use 'el Radivny's Ready Relief.
oth.—lf t he community s thre ,toned with any
infectious disease—either Small Pox, Yellow Fever,
Typhus or Typhoid Fevers, Railway's Ready Relief
is the. best disetifeetant to tho world, and a sure
preventive, to those who use it, against attacks of
those maladies. In cases of Inflammation of the
Bowels, Bilious Colic, Painters' Colic, or any active
inflammatory disease, the Ready Relief will imme
diately afford ease and c -mfcqt, It possesses mark
ed advantages over all preparations of opium, mor
phine, veratrine, and other opiates and, narcotics.
It lulls pain, by imparting strength and vigor to the
system, and arousing the vital energies ton health
ful action, instead of paralysing the perceptive fac•
utiles, :lad making them insensil to to poi . Let
those who would live and enjoy health use Iltieltoa.VE
Ready Relief.
iiit.•+-To•all who are sick and in pains, use the
lle.l , cf:' It can do no harm, and will surely do good.
Persons who aro weak. nervous and deuilitated,
teaspoonful of the Ready Belief inn wino-glass of
water will do you more good than all the Bitters in
the Arid—keep you stomach clean and healthy,
youe breath sweet, your,nervcs strouF, your spirits.
happy, your cppetito good, abil•yOur digestion reg
ular. A done taken at Bedtime will insure calm and
pleasant weep.
This Itotuedy is truly a Family medicine. It can
be used with the positive asz unmet, of doing goad
in all eases where pain or uneasiness exist. •
It is the cheapose medie•no in tha world. • One
fifty cent bottle contains more , medieino, ns wall as
being a superior medicine, than sue dollar's worth
of the ordinary pain -Hers, liniments, dc., of the
day.
Ono fifty cent bottle of Radway's•Ready Hefei
will do more good, and can bo used for more pur
poses, than ton dollars expended for any other med
icine in use.
READ WEAT ?A S. WSSTOOTT SAYF•,
PIVEDUNDRED THOUSAND OTHERS SAY
AN EXPERIENCED NURSE Ok' IVINCLIESTER--READ
"Your Ready Relief and Regulating Pills do rut
family more good than all the physic and doctors
wo have hail for years. If I have the headache I
tube It tdway's Ready Relief 'and one bottle of the
I ills—in un hour I am all right; if phin in my
bowels, Itadwny's Ready. Relief gives me ease and
comfort ; if rhoumat bin I use the Relief;'if sore
throat or horseness, I ace the Relief; if neulragic
pains shoot about my Indy, retop them with the
Relict: if I catch cold, I take the Relief; it tooth
ache, or earache, or facoaeho, I apply the Relief
in n few momenta the most severe pains are lulled.
If my children fall and bruise or . .otherwize hurt
themselves, the Relief removes traitkond discol
oration of the skin; If they burn or sealdttlacui•
solves, the Relief takes out the .lire and relieves
them train anguish. I could not sleep .without
bottle of 'Whitey's Ready Relief within my roach;
so with the Pills, the very moment my stomach or
bowels aro out °Corder. one of Itadway's lilt.; is all
that I require to restore my system to , order and
regttlarity."
SOLD It Y ALL DRI.'tIOISIW, -
AND ,s.r.No. t iIIAILEN LANE.
August 1, 130. _ --ly
SILVER AND PLATED !GOODS
MOST SUPERI It ,170I3101.ANSIIIP,
2... , AT THE •
4
...,..,,,,..,.
to
S k , AU, 70 4 arch Sired, \...e.1.
4 1 I
''' NILLADELi'IIIA. .iFli
• The undersigned. (late of the famous Rogers Bros.
Manufacturing Company,)respeutfullyannonnce that
they havt opened a new and beautilu store for the
sale of SILVER and PLATED WARE, at 704 Arch
Stmt. Our lung experience as manufacturers will
enable us to keep nothing but firSt-elass G ode and
those who
. mity pturonin our store will find, our
plated goods far superior to any imported, and our
cuetOthers may rely on the goods being precisely
what they are represented to be. • -
July BOWMAN A. LEONARD.
MANUFACTURERS DEPOT,
No. 85 Centre Street,
mow. YORK.
MALLEABLE rind Grey Iron Castings, Mnebine-
IT.I ry and Hardware, Trindunakers".rools, and
supplies Shoemakers Ond'Saddlers tonlF, Carriage
Cahtings, Whee s, Spokes, nubs, Axles die., Twist
DrillsAind Patent Chunks. ' ' Un.1120-3in
oAniiETT'S
gattetakta add 01 - qty Crcttt
Foundpy and Machine Shop,
-11A:MILTON; 111cIVIIORTER niul BIMEN STS.,
NEWARK, N. J. • •
A:TIIES, ! Shaping Manhines, Drills, Foot, Drop,
Snrew PrOFS , e, , m hand and milli to
.order?'' STORX lib ClilaltE STREET
I ._ I'DIV YIPILIC.
- •
PuYVE • WLUTE LLAI).`
t6ill do more: and better.:worh at n•gleen .Cost, than
any,othert Try 'Mantlfactured only by:..• •.
" • ' ZIEuLEit & 13M I-1 1 1;;“
Nthcirie.sAmo Dnistr;Viftsri•o4atiilliv:Votitkisi
ij'!;!-kIY
J :7 Don't lose n good nom to o.aVO o dollar
Ipr Pir-i11.46
THE S ME:I
MRS. WESTCOTT,
=I
inimn
NEWA,EM
NSPMPTIVES, .111/1 , 1 !
•
.•
O , ii,EAD ; *}IAT DR. SCHENCK IS DOINEI4.r
tat. J.II IMITENCK. •
ssa:-1 1 Ttibi i V E a dt duty t f Owo 58N6 4 !.44
lit OAM peering under the (Massie' 'knoW,n ;as' •
mption and Liver Complaint. to let them knew
what great benefit; I hove rem trod from your Pot:
010010 Sirup and lioartood Irate iu so short atime.
y,tlie blessing of (Jodie lin . enfold the this, fah.'
Dr.,Schepolt, I will now inako my . etatemont to
you, as followst—About eighteen month's ago I was
attacked with'it torero' cough, and it sottldd on my
tango; L conltthoefetain anythlng I ato, mid rut'
fsred with ovoning thyme and night, sweats. kwatt
vtpy mush reduced. '.'T whites Of icy eyes were
vary. yollofr ; likewiSe my skin; my hppctito all
gone and unable to 'digest what I did i3at ;:bowolti
swollen, irregulel'airidicoitive. I was vary low
spirited, , and had such violent, spells ot coughing
when kjaid (him oftlight and when I aros. in the
morning that thOy:Would.lkit Mip or'two hours.
I then would okhaelited, and was on
,tirely.unahle oti - MY left Ado,' I cannot do
,coribelny:wretched suff..rtng es I would wiot, to do„
EVOry organ in*my body waa'discased or deranged.
Such was my situation at this Hine, and I was con
fined' to my. bed from the last of Foliruary, - 18fi9, to
Juito.'lBo2, not Otto to sit up. I had the best of
medioal attendance' the whole of the time. My
thisa so very.bad that it raokod me very much.
r a time raliod a. large ,q ou
utity of Alt iek, yel.
low, olfensivo mattor, sometimes with blood, and it
:was generally aocoragardod by nausea and a forted
and till& coated tongue. At the time of coughing
so badly . ' would havo sharp, shooting pains in my
left side and heart,.night,..ewastegand fIOX.OtIOSEt all
thrOugh my whole °host ; had. niaohlttward toyer,
pain, in my book and under my slouldcr blades and
in:the motto!' airy baCk; and at times so Bovine that
it would throw mo into spasms. alfrOMSrtibialoian
gavelne up to die. Otherta bath, and -tho.best of
them,,but they could do nothing for me,and.ot that
Unto I. was nothing but skin and bones. I then,was
in-the western part of Missouri. In Juno last we
left there far the East, and in August last wesaame
to New York, and I was so reduced that I could on
,ly walk a little with my husband's. holp. After a
had been hero a short time the salt water .breeze
mode me feel much batter for a time,
and then I
tad again to call a physician for.aid. We had four
°flaw best phy,sicians of Now York on the diseases
ofitho lunge, the doctors of all kinds, but of no.avail.
They said I was past cure, and that my lungs were
too far gone 'for any ono to our. me. Bat at. this
~limo I was onlay.fectahout the house not able to
do much of anything. In November WWl...grew
^Worse, and the consomption diarrbea sot in and last.
ed about sight meld. 'WO had tried 'ell ritid every
thing that I could grAsp at liko a dying person for
my diseases—oonsuraption and liver complaint—
.but of no avail.
Io January, 1863. I was brought down again' et
my. hod, and rao•not expected to live the night out.
My husband stayed at my side, and other frlends',,
and they alisgave me up to die. At this time every
one who saw mu did not think I would over leave.
my bed n Jiving woman. Tho first night I wis at
tackcisd with spasms, mad was deranged moat of the
tim . A triend, Mrs. Ilarris, - eihner to 'ace me the
hut of the Week, and brought the Sunday Mercury.
In it nas an account of a groat cure 'potter:hod by
Dr. Schenck. She read it to mo, and it Was so much
like my diskfiso that I asked my husband to go and
toe him for me. At this limo I..bpd ,given up all
lopes of over getting well again, nisei itendo thy peter'
with Glod,to he ready whenever ho calledlor
.On the 27th of January, 1863, my husbrind called
on Dr. tichenclr,32.,Bond,strectliew Ydrk, and stat
ed to bins thy 'ease, 'With' a reaneat'llir to'
and see me, which hit: did, and txachined't me with
therespiron.eter. When ho' was about to.go I asked
him if ho could cure coo ? Ills reply was : "I can
not tell, both lunge uro diseased, land the bronchial
tubes are affected on both sides." And yet beset:m
ad to think there were lungs enough left to effect , a
.sure if tho .diarrhea could he stopppd. , lle said in
order to do this, ho would have to give moMap:la:die
Pills in small doses at first, to carry off the morbid
matter, 'tend then, with astritigenta, ho hoped to'
obecls it which ho did, but the constant coughing,
night sweats, and diarrhea had prostrated me so
that ho was afraid my vital' po wars whin too much,
prostrated over to rally, and yet ho seemed to think.
if I could live to got enough Palmonlo Syrup
through my system to cause expectoration, thorn
wore lungs enough left to recover. Ile wished me
to try the Pulmonio Syrup and f-eaweed Tonic at
once, saying it would do me no hdtm, if it did urn
no good, Tho first wec , r It seemod to give mo
:strength, no that on Sunday after I sat up in hod
and ide boatty•for a stole woman; but, the next
weak I lost all hopon and wished my husband cot
to give rue any more modicine. But the doctor had
warned him of this, and when the medicine, was
eloaring tut the system it made them feel:somewhat
metiers, and to porsevcrq ; earl ho inskted, on my
taking It ; and now I feel tho benefit of it. For af
ter eight days I begun to gain my strength, end,
with the exception of a cold that took mo imult some,
I havo been gaining strength et body, my cough is
going away, and all my pains aro gone; no sore
ness. of tho body; my bowels are regular, and my
, reath is sweet, and I thank Q (I ant I am now go
ing about. and Fe 7 and read as well as ever I could.
I have taken t ixtcau bottles of the medicine, eight
of each. I now have a good appetite and rest well
atnight ; my cough does not trouble ma in getting
up or lying dean. I would new a.y to :he afflicted
with consumption or liver eon:ph:int, that Dr.
eatreas is no lunbug. You :an rely on what ho
says. Delay no! ; it is Ilang:lrmis to trifi.s with
theso dievases. If you would be cured. go at, oncel
and any ono working to know the facts as herein
stated cats call at my residence, 117 West Ilouston
atret;./Flow York city. _ _
NES. MARY F. FA P.LDW.
Wa the urttlersigned, residents of New York, are
acquainted with Mrs. Far aid know her state
ment to be true We also know that she .used Dr.
'client les PUIIIIGE ic Syrup and neaweetl Tonic, and
have reason to believe that to this medicine oho
owes her preservation from a premature grave.
B. PARLOIY, 117 West Houston et.
EUGENE UNDERHILL, 676 Greenwich et.
Mits. EUGENE UNDEBBILL,e76 Greenwich st.
AUGUSTA UNDERHILL. Oat Greenwich st.
A. F. HARRIS, 117 West ll'ouston st.
EMILY (11 OVER, 1,17 West Houston at.
J. L. COLE, 33 Cottage pl.
M. A. LEIGHTON, 453 Broadway.
Mos. BENJ. CLAPP. 19 Amity pl.
I mu well acquainted with hl re. Mary P. Parlor?,
and with her husband, Mr It. Farlow, they having.
r r Ofaw months past, attended at my church, and
I am convinecd that any etatement which they
might make may be relied on as trite.
JOUN DOW LING D., D.,
Pastor of Bedford St. Bsptist Church, N. Y.
Dr. Schenck will be professionally at his principal
oftice No. )5 North Sixth street, calmer of Com
merce, Philndelphio,every Saturday, from it A. M.
until 4 P. M., No. 32 Lord street. New York, every
Tuorday,from 9 to 3 ; No. 33 Summar street, Boston,
Muse,,, every weilac,olly, gem 0 to 3, mad every
other:llia:l at 198 Baltimore itreet, Baltimore, Md,
All advice free, but for a thorough examination of
the fungs.iyith his Respiremeter, the charge is three
I dollars. ,
' Pike of thoYulmoulc Syrup luill..Seltweed Tonic,
o.tell $1 50 perbottlei,sor $7 50 per liolfclozen. bian
drulio Pills, 25 cents per ltex.
'Poi solo by all Druggists and Vuoloirs.
January
EnXICO,
_MUNN
$30,000,000 L
OF TIl i P •
REPUBLIC OF MEXICO.
Twenty-year Coupon oiids iu SlllllB Of $50,;100
$lOO, mid $lOOO.
Interest Seven' Per •Cient. Payable in
• the City of New York.
Principal awl Merest Payable in GOLD.
310,000,000 to be Solt of SIXTY, CENTS on the
DOLLAR,
•
in U. B.* Currency, thus yielding an interest of
TWELVE PER CENT,IN GOLD, or SEVENTEEN
PER. CENT IN CURRENCY, at the piosent rate of
premium on gold,
rni FIRST YEAR'S INTEREST ALREADY
PROVIDED.
The Most Desirable Investment ever
OFFERED.
Immense traole of MINING and AGRICULTU
RAL lands ; Sixty per cent, of PORT DUES, IM
POTS and TAXES, in the Stat of 'Tamaulipas
mud Sau Luis Pontosl i and the plighted faith of the
laid Staten and the general Government aro all
pledged far the redeuvtuin of thee° Bonds and pay
ment of Interest
VIE SECURITY IS AMPLE.
fa() in U. S. Curreney. will buy a 7 per ot. Gold
•• Bond of $5O.
EMI in U. ze.' Currency, will buy n 7 per cent Gold
Bond of $lOO.
MO in U.S. fluirency will buy a 7 per cent. Gcld
Bond of'sso3. • " • '
5000 in U. f urreney will buy a 7 per cent. Gold
Bond of Si CON ' • • '
Lot every lover of Republican Institutions buy at
lcAetONti.BoNp.
Circulars forwarded and t•ulwriptions received
by • •JOIII I I W. COBLIES A 110., nod
J, N. TIF•Pr, Financial Agent of the Republic
of Menfeec.ls7 ilioaowny, N. Y.
Subseriptraine also received by hanks and
Bankers 'generally throughout tie United States.
NT 3veinher 7,1 F nfi,a , • • —ly
THE-GELEBRATED--
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rttkuipE Thitio , imitcanehirtioaraohorido n. reputation
I far their superiority tio to randor them the moat
Populor pen motto, V(14oro Quoo untl no other pen
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NE - NAT FIRM I
mrcri4.7st—tirla
(LATE HUBER &*DILiaNGER,)
No. 7 :REST _HAMILTON STREE2,
AiLENTOWN, PA.. . .
Would respectfully inform tho citi en of Lehigh
eounty that - tbilj , :bavo just formed, a co-parnership,
as aboto, and that they liave siist 'Unpacked a fresh'
stock of
SUIEVIER GOODS,
FROM , ' ;
iNVIr YOUK AND PEIILADELPIIIA
And arc now offering theneat MO` ,
LOWEST NcARKET PRICES.: ,
Dit'f* GOODS . ,!
CONSIO' i LNQ SF THE'LATEBT EiTYLER OF
Figured and Plifu,Alpacoo,, , .;
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Fignred ll* lypoi Da l hiflett`
SHEPIIERD. PLAIDS, ; • •
BLACK SILKS,... • .1 - • •
SUMMER SILKS,
nusrr
WUI PCODS,
White Counterpanes,
Linen and Cotton Sheetings,
Checks,
Gingharns,
Bedticks,
. ,
Flannels, (ke„
S'lapherd Plaid Balmorals,
Black Cloth,
Cassimeres,
Ve
Corduroy,
Cottonades,
:4 Keititileky
Brills, '
AAIKa OLOAKItG,
Colors,
Middlesex Cloths
Beppellanis, and
PLAIDS O 1 VARIOUS COLORS.
A full lin,e of Clothe, Cass Saynotts and
Vostings, all kink . ant . l ,pcießei, l 7 I !9h Sill. be, sold
cheap. ~
. .IP4e have Constantly on hand a largd . orid well se.
looted stock of all kinds of
CFI 0 C*3EIRY,
• C.4-..80CE1R1E113,. . ~• .. •
MA:CICtREL,
&O
Which we WlLl.dispose of at the very lowest cash
prices. • . •
All kinds of Country Prodebe take'n in exchange
for goods, and the MOM market prim allowed.
Friends, Awake to your Interest !
for we foci satisfied that we can suit your TAEITI:S as
well as your Pumas.
Don't forgot the place, No. 7 West Ilatnilton
street, second door above the•Eogle Hotel.
Returning thankft for the patronage received in fhb
past, and hope that by a continuous effort to :teem.'
°date their friends and oustotneri, and 'in conse
quence of the largeness and vericty of their siimlri In
merit and receive a.coutLnuanco of cupport and
good will of the people.
A. A. llyncrt, O. L. Rungn.
Allentown, July 19.
Important Notice
FROM
M. G. BROWN,
No. 410 Arch Snot, Phila.
FROM a life of stody, ohservatien, and
illMllexporien i re, and yearn of practical appli
cation of try ' Nonphysical Discovery"
on thousands of diseased men. women and children,
I have justly mime to the conclusion flint every fami
ly in the lnndt who wish to get rid of amine and
hoep It at bay, mnet have my Metnphysiell Ittosov
ery always on hand. It is a certain preventative
ngainst disease. It also: treats and idestrnytt tbs.
cause of disease, consequently the Each die, be
ginning with Deafness, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, with every disease Man, woman or child is
heir to.
It in the only safeguard against Cholera. 'D.
cleanses every cower of the fluorin body, hsrilenc
the flesh, and purifies the blood. In consequence ol
the above facts, I twice this day retidoed • tho price,
so no to leave no hairier in the way of tha cll.:cased.
The package consist of three bottles, ono used for
the Eyes. one for the Ears, and one for the Scalp.—
Those three work in conjunction, passinglnto the
system by absorption , thus killing the very root i f
the disease, which is• in a clietitle locality in the
head. , •
lily Metaphysical Diecovery ts'packed Ina neat
wooden case, and will be despatched to any part et
the world on receipt of the price, whielrevill be; from
this 25th day of November, sold aL$4 per package,
or three packages $lO. - •
Celebrated Poor Richard's Cyc, Water.' Large
size, $1 per bottle, oreirbottles Ike 85: Pmall size
60 etc., Fcalp Renovator $l, or six bottles for ss.
Tlie medicines can be obtained through your drug
gists, or at thci Depot, No. 410 Arch street.
The following letter is wee oL the malty which 1
receive daily atzny : different (Aces .--
REMARKABLE CURE, —Catarrh, ,f.c.
Mns. eIIEIVIT rt, residing at N. C 2 Allen street
Beaton, soya : •. I have been troubled for four years
with sore throat 'Pon two years .I aulTered w . ..tie ca
tarrh and greatdizziness in my head, altact3t.eaus
log me to fall: I fitrered greatly ivith::estbanu, it
being hereditary in the family. I was dist ared all
over. I could not go where there was any dust.,',l
had great pains in my head and net*. I haviailf
tared touch with cold feet: 'llia' htineS iu mylneell
wore drawn out of place with the asthma, and my
throat IC okod like raw - beef After [Titbit% to va
rious physibiaus aud -obtaining-1 1 A relief, I
applied to Alta. M. U. Itioirtl;bY nlatse medicines
I hove been f.l) much benefited that I am now like
another woman. Formerly. the least tiltposttire jade
me cold; I could nut go to the door with my head
uncovered without an attack of the asthma. My
asthma is now entirely gone. My eatartli hoe
wholly disappeared.: I felt weak and languid for
litany years, so thatl wan ablution to myself. The
coldness of my feet has disappeared, and I feel
general (imolai:on through try entire system, cum
log me to Le, ac formerly, full of strength anti viva
city, and Can attend, to household duties us well So
ever rind in.my We."
. It la the mil* a ifegnard againstdisease, Including
01101,;ERA. It cleanses every sewer of the la uulin
body, hardens the flesh, and purities the blood. .
Tho Calibrated POOR RICHARD'S LYE WA
TEtt is the key which opens the door to.the health
of both mind and body. Let all use it morning and
night.
L. Solimidt & Co., Allentown, Pa., Sole Agents
for Lehigh county.
December 12. 1865.
ISM
A FEW WORDS ABOUT
3i31D.Z32k_.-NIKT_IIE!!fti;
Great Western Reniedy !
T n IS remedy is DOW perporruing Um moat
derful cures. It cures
Rheumatism, Chills and Foyers,
General Debility, Kidney romplaints,
Dyspepsia, Neuralgia,
Bicit Ileatinebe,
In all cases a sensible relief is gu , ranteed in from
tire to ton minutes, and a PERFkiIT CURE in from
sis to twelve days. Never has it yet failed in one
solitary instance to accomplish far mere than we
have promised or the afflicted appliaant anticipated
Tho Curative Properties of the `Great Western
Remedy aro truly wonderful. Whole' pages of tee.
titnonitils f:ern influential citizens might be givoo
to the public, Lut we dorm it to be superfluous, as
you may readily find persons o f your own acquaint-
Irmo in every part of tho country, who will testify
to the ()Dense dispellinv and health promotion
qualities of the Groat Western Remedy.
AARON DAVIg,
Discoverer and manufac turer,
825 Broad St., Newark, N. J.
. _
The Great Western Remedy .may be obtained of
all ettnblished Druggists throughout tho country.
W. L Burnes Si Son, Druggiets„Allentown; whole
sale Agents. . [April 3, !MS Oni
) INVENTORS! ' OVTICES,
.D PINE EVAN,B,
CIVIL ENGINEED & PATTIa Sommong,
No. 435 Walnut street, Philad'a.
Patents' eolioltod--=Consdltationa on Enginocitag,
Draughting'Abd'Slipt.Clort , ,' Medi;la, and Btacbinor,
of th kinibt and,olll.bliar nitenaed to. Sne-•
dal it.etittou ivon.:tti.;ll..l.7lloTHl? cAs its and
INTRItFERE Cbillei l
weenie from Polka ONce litocured.
N. B.—t3ave yourselves useless trouble
ellingexpenses, as there itheo.uttual at joar
04:rail ititesview with us. All butipetiklitittt:libesa
cflistea.oitir c 'be transacted in writibiti ,Vprlifitrhlsipv
infornuitiOn direct aa above, wlO4 *lattip
for circular with refaranoQll
4alaaa7 9,
P PAL2I
•P. •
4 .4 4 it 4S P ii i.7 Vag E
SUIT
..‘,STATEEIV.It
Iknuot.Alloritiwia)itgl a tlal oltri
-ning,Abe prattle° o oto n o, ta, igaroww, on
'Eighth Street, above Hamilton; t heel° abovo
Liobtenwallnyrk, qe'set(m3 t , bad, the hip
or to bolonA I d Vie) oWrt.vrtaiS,' CMitto "tit , the tuti,
tles of Frcderiokaburg r ch.incelvrrEviiio.,Vran4lin':
crossing, &c.;
, and htlying kat( char ;o of novanit,
iiOBPITALB,IIII.baa luafiluch 'nOrilisitemirr mit the,
details of Sundae* aptl, the troattnont of diseases.
generally. Itfil 0 etoiTdalYge ithi d
STIDWIIRBON MEDICAL Com,zez of.Plilladelphia, and
lies been practicing modielpe,duripg the past eight.
een years, Having had =Mb ;liiperlen co Italie treat
ment of diseases of tho EYE, ha would especially
solicit the patrenageof those who may be afflicted
with discaeos.of thlit important organ. Having re
stored the sight of many, who have been BLIND YOU
mins.- 'Ho would also sollott the attention of thoso
sufieringifrom:chronie diseases, such as DROPBY, (for
wisioh ho has an almost infallable remedy,) Ellseases
of quit'Kumays, EIIEUMATIBIt, NI2RALEIA, CITRON-
To 00 . 1M1118, DIARIMICSA and DYSENTAUY, (which ho
'profostes to cure in less than half the time required
by ordinary romedies,', GRAVEL, GOITRE, or enlarge
ment of the Emelt, FtLEa, Slaneestus or Consumption
in 'philtirott, SICK HEADACHE, TAPE WOMI, 'MEDAN.
011 OLIA, Sonortma, or King's evil, EPILEPSY, or
failings Sone Tnnoter TBTTER, Dm-
RARER PrOtrman TO FEMALES; also diseases of the
Liveirtungs and Heart. -
Having now practiced medicine bore for over two
years, the Dooter itiabfe and tailing to refer to per
sons In this' place who have boon eurbd:by him of
moetof the diseases specified.
All calls from town or county will receive prompt
attention by day or night.
Medicines arnisind to all patients, which be pro
ps:es hinascy,,a3.l3o,cfillFl4Vlnone,bilt theYer.rbest.
References :'l7lifornser patients.
Atlontown, May 29, HAI?,
Ayer's Sarsapailla
A-compound remedy, designed to be the most
effectual .illterative that can be made. It is
a' concentrated - extract of Para Sarsaparilla,
Vo cothbined with other substancei "'of still
'greater alterative power as to afford an (dice.
tive antidote for the diseases Saisaparilla ja
itetiuted to cure. It i§' believe& that 'Such it
remedy is' wanted by those who suffer from
Strumous complainte,,aud that onewhielt will
accomplish their cure must prove of immense
service to,this large class of our afflicted fellow
citizens. ,Ilow completely. this eignpound will
• do it has been proven by experiment on many
.of the worst case to be found of the following
complaints :
:,-fi1011.0111.1.§. AND SCROFULOUS COMPLAINTS,
'ERUPTIONS ABTVERUPTIVE DISEASES, ULCERS,
PIMPLES,' BLOTCHES, TUMORS, SALT REEIBifi
SCALD HEAD, SyplilLlS AND SYPIIILITIO Ar
FECTIONS, MERCURIAL DISEASE, DROPSY, NEG.
B.ALGIA OE Tic DOULOUREUX DEBILITY, DYS
PEPSIA AND INDIGESTION, iILYSIPELAS, ROSE
OR ST. ANTIIONY:B FIRE, and indeed the,whole.
class of cemPleilit§ Arising frorii"lmemurt
TILE BLOOD. . • ,
- (1
Compo - und'Udlr be f oun a grewpro
motor. of 'health, when 'taken - in ihe'spring, to .
expel , the foul burners which fester in the
blood at thiieseiton of the year. By the time
ly expulsion of them many rankling disorders
are nippea .in the bud. Multitudes can, by
the aid of this remedy, spare tbemselves froth
the endurance of foul eruptions and ulcerous
sores, through which the system will strive to
rid itself of corruptions,
if not assisted to do
tins through the natural channels of the body
art - alterative medicine. Cleanse out the
Vitiated blood whenever you find its impurities
bursting through the skin in pimples, eruptions,
or sores; , nleanse it when you find it is ob
structed and sluggish in the veins ; cleanse it
Whenever it is foul, and your feelings will tell
you when. Even where no particular disorder
is felt, people enjoy better 'health, and live
longer, for cleansing the blood. Xeop the
blood healthy, and all is well ; but with this
pabulum of life disordered, there can be no
lasting health. Sooner or later something
must go wrong, and the great m uchinery of
life is disordered or overthrown.
, 1 1
Sarsaparilla has, and deserves much, the
reputation of accomplishing, these ends. But
the world has been , egregiously deceived by
preparations of it, partly because the drug
alone has not all the virtue that is claimed
for it, but more because many preparations,
pretending to be .concentrated extracts of it,
contain but little of the virtue of Sarsajarilla,
or any thing else. •
During late years the public have been mis
led by large bottles, pretending to give a quart
of Extract of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Most
of these have been frauds upon the sick, for
they not only contain little, if any, Sarsapa
rilla, but often no curative properties whatev
er. Hence, bitter and painful disappointment
has followed the use of the various extracts of
Sarsaparilla which flood the market, mail the
name itself is justly despised, and has become
synonymous with imposition and cheat. Still
wo call this compound Sarsaparilla, end intend
to supply such ti reinedy as shall rescue the
nano from the load of obloquy which rests
upon it. An we think we have ground for
believing it has .virtues which are• irresistible
by the ordinary rim of the diseases it is intend
ed to cure. In order to secure. their complete
eradication from the system, the remedy should
be judiciously taken according to directions on
the bottle. ,
•
PREPARED EV
DR. S. C. AYER. & CO.
• LOWELL, MASS.
Price, el por Bottle 3 Six Itottlos for v.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
has won for itneli such a:renown for tho cure of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint. that
it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been em
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section,
we need not do more than
assure the people its quAlity is kept np. toThe beat
it ever - has been, and that it may be relied qn to
do for their relief all it has ever been found to do.
Costirenese, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dysentimy, Rut Stomach, Erysipelas, Headache,
Piles, Rheumatism, EriVions and &Wu Diseases,
Live,: Complaint, Dropsy, 'fetter, Tumors and
Salt Rheum, Worms, Gout, Neuralgia, nra
Dinner Pill, and fbr Purifying the Blood. '
They are sugar-coated, so that the most Bohai
tire can take them pleasantly, and they ore the
best aperient in the world , for all the purposes of a
family physic.
Pclao 25 cents por Boit ; 'Fivo inree for $l.OO.
Greet numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and' eminent personages, 'have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled u sefillness of these.
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named sir
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALM ANAL in which they
are given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make niece. profit on.
Demand AYER'S, and take no others. - The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have it. .. .
All cur remedies are for sale by
nll thn Druggist.; in Allontown..nnd by, Deu ggis
and dealers everywhere. At.Wholosale by J. M
MARIE Jr CO., Phibrdolphia.
October 24.—1 Y
• •
PACIFIC HOTEL,
CO
170, 172, 174 & 176 GREENWICH ST,
(o:qn BQUAIT , E WEST OF HIPATIWAYO
Between Courtl4o4 and, Dey Sls., l'Vew. York
TIM PACIFIC ROTEL is well and widely known
to the traveling public. The location is espec
ially suitable to merchants and business men; it is
in close pros mity to the business part of the city,
—is on the highway of Soutiaorl and Western trav
el—and adjacent to all the principal Railroad and
Steamboat deputa.
The NMIla has liberal accommodation for over
300 guests; it is well furnirha, and•possemos every
modern improvement fur the comfort mad entertain
ment of Ito inmates. The roma are opaelouo and
well ventilated; provided with goo and water; the
attendance is prompt and rospeotful ; and the table
is generously provided with every delicacy of the
•
season.
.Tho subscriber, who for. tho:puet few years', has
boon tho lessee, is now solo proprietor, and intends
to identity himself thoroughli , with the interests of
his honeo. With long exp.:ricotta as a hptel-keopor,
he trusts, by uaodoroto charges and a liberal policy,
to maintain tbo favorable rcputatiou of tho Pacific
Hotel. ' • JOHN PATTEN, Jr.
Now 'York, Sept. 12. —ly
Banks, Dinniore tic Cq.
Successors to
A, B, DAVIS Qt CO.,
Manufacturers of Patent
Standard
.AMFORIII SCAMS , oAND rPATEHf. , BENS:
' 42 , 4 d or ,
Nth' St. & Penuq, 4vonliel TP/Olqd'oe
prt. 80, 1 111 . 0. .47
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
ron Tun cunn Or
JOHN PATT2N, Jr., Propriotor.
POITABLII FOR
W.E,J,,ili L 0 DMA
It. R. TRACES, ,
di DEPOTS.
COAL, II AY,
AND LIVE STOCK.
Aleo, all the yellow
. 6 •
Dormaht and Portable
Pim? i;,41,1jp Tirt
iii3FEwA J
11..i.pcker., Bros,
J .: L is i tTE RENIHGR ST: SHIM ER )
No. 5 West Hamilton Street
ALLENTOWN, l'A.
•"Next Door to the Eagle Hotel
Shimer's IVlammoth Store
LIVE INSTITUTION
money Saved
ity BUYING AT
S HEUER'S STORE,.
• Filled Stacks High with Goods at
1 2 '131..1J 1 2 " RIC, MISES
Our entire Stook has boon MARKED DOWN
the lowan notch, we defy competition.
• WE STUDY TO; LEASE
every one, old and young, rich: and poor, we en
deayor to keep a well solocted stock of
DRY , GOODS, • GROCERIES,
' QUERNSWARR, ' CARPETING S,
OIL lOLOTII, . ' •• PROVISIONS
, . SALT, nBl3, Ac.
to eve bargains to all those wise. may favor us with
their custom, not only for sixty days or a even
. time, but will always continue; to sell our goods at
the very lowest possibio prices. We do not pretend
to say that our system is strictly Cash, bat gtiaran-'
too our prison to be as low as any others who are
boasting of selling the cheapest, in consetto9oo
-doing business entirely upon cash principle.
• Strangers follow the standard customers of the
well known old stand, and:you will all in turn be
with courtesy waited on and ;applied with the cheap-
Aet , Goode. no Imo you are. right, Mingle in the
ereerd, then come ahead to
.smittantins Posuraux swat.
;Whore you can be boat suited with the most goods
for the least money, with bosh durablo and fashion.
ab,lo goads.. . -•
EMI
• LADLES'.:
Dress 4gods Departrnentl
•
to teually 'ooinpfeta with rich and elegant goods
•s well es the cheaper styles, it oomprislng
Black and Colored Silks,
Pla , d and Figured Noel! •
Do Lathes, Merinoes,
Plain, Figured and •• • • ,
carded Mohair,
American Do Lainos,:
. Cuburgs, Alpaocas,
Rapp's, Poplins,
Scotch and
• • Union
I •• •
, IVIOUR WING' '..a001:110,
Wool DelaineS,'Morinues.Repps, Poplin, 1110 ,
hair Goods, Bombazines, Alpae
cad, Canton Cloth,
Delaines...
Coburg Prieto, &e.
Crape and Love Veils, Crape
Collars, Square and Lung Thibet and Blanket
h awls, Hand korai) lefs,ilosiery
and Gloves, &e:
Gingbarns, .
Flannels,
Tia Lings,
Djapers,
Linens,
Bombs 1.70 White
Goal, 14.5., do
•
CLOAKS AND CLOAKING CLOTH
Of every discriptina, styles, quality, 001073 an
, • '
SHAWLS! SHAWLS'
e and long Bmehn Blankets, Thibet. and
Plaid Shawls. •
. BALMORAL AND 11001 3 SKIRTS
At cry reduced prices, and nil eizcs.
The Silver
This skirt is more durable, more elastic, wore
gracetni, and will keep its shape and retain its place
better than any other Sbitt. Tho Steel Springs be.
ing covered with a fine plated wire. In 'place of a
cotton covering, will not wear off or become soiled,
and 'the wholo skirt may be washed without injury
nr four of rusting, and will ho as good as now.
CARPETS AND OiL CLOTH,
A limy Rill :tuck, new raid rich dosigns
A full vi,thatlitiarit, clap. •
IVIN DOW SHADES 214 ND O:sRTAINS
Groceries; Fish and Pro v isions
the low,st prier', rompriaing a full lino of all
uettal y lel,t in a first eluas Groeorypopart-
ICIOTi t.
SA LT- —0 round Li verpooli, Ashton. and' dairy
salt by the each and bushel.
Country Produce.
All hinds of Lintintry Prinitioo-talualunsehanc,
end the highest prices paid for.
GREENBACKS NEVER REFUSED
An early call it ill secure advantages that will Le
certainly lost in,dolny.
....IVe are thankful to cur old customers for past fa-
Mrs, and E I lei t a continuance .1 the same, or d am
teeny new cats. who will favor us with their patron
ilcte, we will endeavor our utmost to trent them with
courtesy and punctuality.
Remember the well known old stand late REY.
INGER d; SIIISIER, No. 5 West II:mil:on Street,
Allentown, Pa. ' Sit IMER RHOS.
B 0 ~,, EN ' S
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
CONSTANTLY cn hand and daily. arriving. a
Inrec and choice assortment of Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES, to which •the attention of the puhlio
In respectfully requerted,
Poitic.
" GREEN COFFEE,
Suet:Let:a, " CLIK.RRIES, Romina: ."
DRIED BEEF. i.:001C.1N(; PRUNES, MOLASSES,
Tosa:u ZAN IT. CURRAN S, SYRUPS,
MACKERLI, PLUMS, CHEESE,
Con FISH, FRESH rftVITS, SOAPS,
SALMON, COAL OIL, CANDLES,
COARSE SALT, ' FIVE SALT.
r - JEE" 311131 IRAP ;Am
A largo assortment•orchoice i 'flit'vhied dree b n Lind
Black Teas, superior to anything in the market.
Mal 3E— 31r. moo
Ginger, Allspice, Cin ton, Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace
GROCERIES,
An elegant, variti, always un hand, Jon:posed in
Cart of
ANNED FRUIT, SALAD On, , SARDINES,
CATSUPS, SANCES, CHOCOLATE,
VEItMILLION, MACARONI, PEARL BARLEY
• TOBACCO! CIGARS!!
Coistantly in receipt of a largo variety of FRESH
CRACKERS.
WHEAT 'FLOUR! RYE FLOUR H
Come and buy! Come and buy!
BROOMS, BRUSHES, ROPES,
STONE WARE! WOODEN WARE!!
And every thing usually found in a first-class
GROCERY HOUSE. tal... PRODUCE BOUGIIT.
*NAitr• All goods warranted tie represented. .
W. S. BOWEN, Sn.
Allentown, May 15, 1585.—1 y •
Geo. K. Reeder,
MERCIUKT HIM!
No 15 East Hamilton Street;
Next , Doot to John 'IL Moser's Drug Store
virssEßE ho heaps oor.stantly on hand a full w
ill'• J ointment of ready-mado olotbiug,.eutl as
COATS, .VESTS, PANTS &a.
also. GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS of
all' Ends, wallah. for .
112 D
• Workmanship, quality and Prices,
are not surpatiocd In town. A largo and well's°looti
ad stools of • .
agarriM ZED IBLIF:g3111111 fII 111.
always on band. _ •
Clothing made to order on abort notice, Bad
"VAIIAN TEED.
• 4'ailt7ML...cz,
retn., eta., eta., elf
qu - k.IFiN,,Av-A1.”.;
Of cvorY
lIL T CI.SS 6,
NO. 11 EAST lI`AMILTON'I3titE.ET,
.ALLI:srowN, PA. •
=
'e 9P) 111M - DUQED; .f.
t..twij
8121.80 PrCP
Cotton Reduced
FROM
. $ll. 80 to 38 Ots. per POEM=
Goods Greatly ) Reduced
PRiCIES
CHEAP CASH STORE
Burdge Bz. Jones: ,
GOODP tha . g gold one year a k pi at 85 onto pee
yard, are now.aelling,at 26 cents per yard.
Pints that sold for 62 cents,for 18
cents per yard. •
re !genes at Prices Before the War.
at 25 Cents per Yard.: ,
•
ca•xt.coct3El33.X.llllS
ATTItICES THEN *STONISU TUE, PEOPLE
Dress Goods !
Alf abodes of Wool De Laines, Figured 8111ra, of
all abodes, French Percales, beautiful styles, (Mol
lies, Common - Do Lemnos, &c.
'.hens', and Boys' Wear !
Large - stoolt of Cloths, CassimoreeiVirunds, Jeans,
thyttonadce, ho., suitable for Alone sad Bop' vtedt
SPRING SALAMI:MI.BI • .
SPRING-SHAWLS 1.. • ".
HOOP SHIRTS !
• CarpetS : Carpets::
PARLOR:CARPETS, .
BED ROOM CARPETS,
BEMP CARPETS,
•
STAIR 4jARPET9,, • .
. .
. . ROME MADE CARPETS,
•
alfboujpt at tho rodent Auction sales at grbatly re
dhead gins.
DOMESTIC GOODS !
FLANNELS,
I!¢I3SLINS,
TIMINGS,
OILECKS,
MEETINGS,
PRINTS, 63 cto
. .
Doing a Cash Business only, they uro thereby
enabled to sell goods at mush lower prices than
their neighbors that sell goods on Credit and bayo
heavy losses by bad bobg aocOunts. They ar6 de•
termined to sell goods at ldw prices notwithstand
irg the high Trims the other stores are rushing for
their goods.
RIIIKUMBEIR TU PLACA
VIE
Cheap C
o sh. Stole
OF • '
BURDGE & JONES,
No. 9 fast ROWlton Street,
3 doors below the Allen House.
April 17, 1886.
JULY, 1866.
POPULAR PRICES!
!Ell THE ?OMAR Tint
AT THE
VOPILILAR STORE
MILIEU& _AIL ISM NE Alto
ALLENTOWN, PA.
Immense Attractions !
Goods Purchased For CASH
For Cash andOproved Credit 1
GREAT DEULIgE-4111110ES!
Big Drop. in Gold,
Whether temporary or permanont, deponent aaidi
not. Witli gold from 4,2 90 down to $1.27, and
cotton 39 canto a pound.
'are now•sellingnt a hehvy loss to the muuufaoturora
but this is neither hero nor thorn, for
KRA.MER,
Is bound to hasp time tq the musiv, and continue
es heretofore,
To Lead. the Trade
au) 0PP14,2 [IOJDMIAMEIM
DEFY COMPETITION !
From April 33, I shall offer a complets lino of
Ladies Seaeonable Dress Gauls,
being perfectly ALIVII with everything In this
that le FREISLI,MIOICIsI and ATTRAOTIVBrin
short as urual for .
Style, Variety and Lowness of Price.
shall and can not ho surpassed.
STAPLE GOODS ?
A' full Hue of all the choice brands of bleached
and unbleached aluiline, sheeting?, &0., and every
thing thatbelonge to housekeepers in this line at
EXTREMELY LOW FIGURES !
I give no quotation 4' prices, but will sell you for
LESS MONEY
than you can get the same goods elsewhere.
Shawls, Cloaks, Samples, Mantillas,
c ,in great yiriely.
Cloths, Cassimere3; Twdeds,
This department has received speelql attention
this spring and comprising the nerrestnEd moat de
sirable spring styles, adopted to the taste Of the aged,
middle aged, “Young America," end children, and
pill bo sold at present -
ALSO the
CHOICEST LIN Eof GROCERIES!
and at pricce that will eenvipoe One and all that :
Great Place of Interest
for persona wishing to select from the mcat exten
give and reliable stock of voda and at
THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
An examination is all I ask, knowing tbnt I can of
fer inducements that cannot be surpassed by any
house in town. M. J. KRAMER,
Opoosite the EAGLE iIUTIOL.
Music ! Music ! Music!!
S lIEET USI 0 DEPOT!!
on hand—it we have not got
Atarge supply
the piece yon want, we can get it for you inn
tow tris if you wil, leave the name of the piece with
118. •
ItisTnuarioN BOOKS for all kinds of Instruments
constantly on hand at Foust's VaTioty Store.'
VIOLINS I VIOLINS I VIOLINS! !
At' all prices. Violin Strings, Vail Pieces, Pegs,
BOWS, Rosin, Illnak Music paper, at Fouar's Varie
ty Store.
STAMPING 1 S TAMPING !!
Dono at short notice—reaching now patterns Con
stantly. Call and seo the patterns at FuusCs Varie
ty Store.
NOTIONS! NO TIONS! NOTIO VS! ! !
Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Gloves, Threads, Sowing
Silk, Pins, N,Odles, Ootubs Braids, and Hoop:Skirts.
Call in—it pay's to 'gh ioWdd the corner to Foust's Va
riety Store. '
BASKETS! BASKETS BAST TStil
....
I
market. gittioA (MA40.114..4014., 4vohng al-
We, Cake Buftitete,
.Curit liadrate, Fruit paeitute,
Fituarßasketei l'ortail'e Variety Store. '
" WHERE la FotitreaAttiiiitt4rois •
6 . l4'ot.re'et, _
14404. t
t •,. ' •
Sixth stree • • •
RVEDEB.t
>,: , ,
~ES ~~~;
iltedfor alx en
/Wren 0. T.
Wit 014144 y
Four doore from Hamilton, in one of the room un•
dot 001 4 OvitVe (American) goto, fraey2/.40
, ritosl
AT THE
AND SOLD
STANDARD GOODS
am
Gold Standard. Prices.
Kramer's
Is Tnn
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