The Lehigh register., August 07, 1866, Image 4

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AN EFFEOTUALINN,tIPDICINE.
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Or Wn
.1949;14.071 r itnala r tapt,
with oblldlttekall tau , , lb tod to othar' Ana s'
sk il la c *Mitrus=ti k ir g er aitZ cnti I
poulb e injury to eber t mosttelio4to,ol l 4, ~This val
uable combinatien - EasbOen successfully used by oby
slolansloinlaatisa
worms t , d oo e le4 g tog . ktim itirlow i i : lt 0011. R. 9 r tutgrellif tbrirfiubby-ofteniturdes Pietist
slaku9p!.. , - , : .
' , Yr& ..104,"*ArAi 3.lli,Chilkircu open oro r -.
100ki4,4; frnit stoulneti•an.l bowels cause ir
ritation, whicll,4;an,bqjetopycil only 11,01941 st: f n
'cure remedi. • cfAl3 ,. .'nmoliineticii-ofingir.lients used
in roalefilf ftrownqi . 1 11ermif1igo' Comfits" is such as
to glisefhelbet.possiblofeffeati ith safety. .
.Proprietors;-'New York.'—
So Mir alliddebrryin medieblts, 'at 25'.ets.' a •box.
it; 1 , 410tb:
L?4't; trfulley .Railroadi
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11 1 -.ItAtt:ANGEMnriTSLABCII.
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On and after Monday, Noy 21st, 18M, passenger
Trains of the. Lehigh V.l.llo*_ltryilroaktpuippany will
run In oonnolOdhlOth tho.:roWfal,ronde, running
to Wilkeebarre, Now York and, Phil idolybia, as ful:
lows :
Dflp 7 ,-pII..VIESTWARD - T.RILOI.-
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''''' :Iso 1. 'to 6. No. '; No. 9
PTAIMONa t ., .., 1, . j . .. .. . ' 1 1 4 ' pM - A.ll
Leirftr ei """ - -" • A. M. A.. . _F . M . .
'l9l , kes Barre 8 0; 1.16
W hits 11,1rak ' , 7 ,..' :': •,• .' ' : 0.30 3.00
Tann,eisp; . ... • ~. -
9.38 • 3.06 ..• • el 3
hi 0161• Y• R_„eah , '
`' - ' * ' 9.45 •3.15 .Pi
Mud Run 9 51 9.22. 1
Rockport / 10.00 3.3 t: 14
Shenandoah. 2.10 s
•Mahanny City, '
- ~, t
0 15 0 : -o ,
Andenried,
Jeaneavillo , ., . 2.15 . . 1 " . .,_
Beaver Meadow , . ' 2.35 4.
Weatherly "'' '.-: ' 8.25 3.20 .
Penn Havenl" -.-' : - 10.24 353 ~„9.
Manch 911t,ttillt:.: .- • 4.30 10.47 ' 4.25 '-'
Lehijatt,er,) 4.40 10.57 4.35 I
Pa1 7 21113_ ~...f ' 4.46 4.41 R• 1
Lehigh' ari
~ „ • 5..01 4.66
Blatington ' ''• 5.0/ 11.20 5,02
Rockdale •'" 5.17 . . . 5.13
Laury'a 5.27 5.23
Whitehall 5.34 . 6,30
Copley 5.38 11.42 5.34
Hokendattlida. .42 • 5.38
Cataaattena 46 11.47 5.4.1
Allen Furnace' 5. 4 6.50 •
AlletiliWii•''" ' • 6. 0 11:57 5.55 1.10
BetliHtlittin" "' - 6. 5 ' 12.13 0:15 1.20
Pree, ' menabufg"
‘..;. 6. 3 - 624
Bugle; .., .11 4 12.43 6.45 2.00
Ph nilelothl9`,.. ,
' .... , 0.20 2.35 8.45
Ne*Toilr',' ' • 10.10 4.10 10.45 6.00
Na: l s...=Lee.ves Bethlehem at 12.40; Freeman,.
burg 1249% Beaton 1.15 ; Now Yolk 5.20.
. 1 ::62: dli TrESTIVAIID TRANS.
wreertome.--No. 8.-No. 8. No.lo. No. 2. No. 4.
( - I. ht-.M. A. M. P. M.
New .c. 710. I, ..!', ,7.00 12.00 _ . 4.00 9.00 ' 8.00
Phi Ipliis '' .!' -7.10 - 5.16
1.
Rae hdL;:. ,4 :+- , ~...- 9.47-- 3.25 7.40 11.51 11.24
Preemanaburvr, 40 07- 3.49- 8.08
Bethlehem:. •,.• :, .10.20 .4.00 8.15 12.24 11.53
Allonteinf i i ' ' 111.37 '4.16 8.30 12.35 12.04
AllentrinrPurnuFer - - .4.20 8.34 . ,-ii ,
Cates uei„ ',.,),0.47. , 1.28
_8.42 _ _ .. Ur ,
Hoke!' ensue 10.53 4.33 8.47 .!...
Copley,, 7 . 0 -. ",- , -10.57 4.38' , 8:51
Whitote`' '' A ‘-' 11.02 4.43 " 8.56 • ,
Lautylill 2'; ' ;'G :11.10 - ,4.50 9.04
RJekdale, • . 11.19 - 500 9.14 i>,
Slagnicton',. _ '11,21 5.12 9.25 •,•;'
Let4l! i f?fili . ;11.36 5.18 9.31 ez
Parrxy .10.. , 11:48 5.33 0.45 .
a.
Lebiglitilit - -.. 11.55 6.39 9.50 1.1
WI
Mauch' Chunk • 12.05 550 10.00'
Peon Hays 4" . - 12.32 6.13
WeatineY.-., . .
12.54- •
Boaater , Meadow . .1.24
Jeanevillo
Andenried.
1.59
1.44
Mahatioy City, 1.45 .
Shenandoah„, 1.60
']253 8.37
Mud Run • 6.p3
Hickory Rut.- '; LOT 612
•
Ta" 121 1 1 741R. : 137. 7.01.
White Haven 1.23 7.t7 •
At Wilkpaarzo, 2.50_ 8.35 .
'CONNECTIONS: •
Central Railroad of New Jersey—All up and down
trams connect at Easton with the trains of the CM].
tral Railroad of New Jersey to and from Now York
North Pennsylvania Itailroa (I—Down trains No.
1, b,:snd 7.:and up trains Nee. 2 and 8, connect n:
Rottenly:n - ter : lib trains for Phil ttielphia. Train.
from Phil!t*lfthia-ConnectatTellitelinta with don't
train NO; ( 7401d-with up trains Not.. 8 and
East Pennsylvania Railroad —Down trains Not..
land 5. and up trains Nos. 2, 4,6 and 8, connect a
Allentown with trains for. Illiading anti Harrisburg
Trains from Ilarriabterg and Reading ccnnect at Al
lento fn with' all doWn trains.
Datware Raiircad.—Down trains Noe
1, 3 and 5 oonnagt.lt Philtips'ourg, with - trains fm
Philadelphia. Tinins from Philadelphia connec
at tthillipsburg with up trains NOR. ' 2
and IS, anti
trains from Belvidero nutmeat with up trains Nos. e
and
Ehltawisaa Rallrorl.—Down train No. 7 and or
train No. 8 connect at Quakako Junction with train.
of the Oiltacifssa
Harletod—Raieroad.—Tiown trifins Nos. 5 - und 7
and op train N0.'13 connect with trains of,tho ilaz!e
ton Railroad. - • .
llgnnt?h a nna E a ri• Dawn train
Nc a o r lptiitnß t .laBennte;
at,White Havoc, with trains of the Lehigh. nd Sue.
quehanna Vallroa;d:to and fro:, N.
change..o"qqrs,between Wilkesbarre and Now Yorl
on utitralh iVo fFand down train No 7. No changt
between Wilkeshaire and Philadelphia on up trait
No.B and down train Na. 5. • r
:11. SAYRE, Supt. A Eng
au A 9 01 - '5 . '
READING RAIL ROAD.
4UNDIEIt „ARRANGEMENTS,
'" " Jutie 11ik, 1866. - •
MIIITTI:TRUNE",:LINE. FROM THE NORTH .
1..11i , add Noitli.tlWeet for Philadelphia, New Telt,
Reedmg, Pottsville, Tamaqua, Ashland, L , banan,
Allentown, Hatton, Ephrdta, Litiz, Lancaster, Cul
umbia. ho., &o.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Now York, as follows
At 3.00. 8.10 and 9 05 A. 51., and 2.10 and 9.15 1'
M., connecting with similar Trains on. the Pennsyl
vania, Rail HMO, and arriving at New York at 6.01,
and 1010 ,a.. in., and 4 10„, 5.29 and 10.45 p. tn—
Sleepintr Cain - acooMpanying the 3.00 a. m, and 0..
16,V.kintirsitia; Without chungo.
Leave Harrisburg fur Reading, Pottsville, Tama
, qua, Minersville, Ashland, Pino Grove, Allentow,'
and Philadelphia, at 8 10'a. tn., and 2.10 and 4.11
p. m., stopping at Lobanodand principal Wr y Sin
Howl; the 4.10 p. ni.; train Making connections fo,
Philadelphia. and Columbia only. For NG,
vlile. Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via Sehuylki ,
and Surquelianna Railroad, Isavo Harrisburg at 3.20
4 11:eiibru1nie: Leave New York at 7.00 and 9.00 'a.m.,
12..04iocenarid8.00p. m.; Philadelphia at 8.15 a.m.,
and 3.30 p. in. Way,passonger Traiu , lonvos Phila.
delpliWatl.Bo win., 'Warning from Reading ni
6.30 p. m. r atopping at all Stations; Pottrwiro n.
8.45 a M. and 2.45 p. rn.; Ambient 6'oo and 11 Si
9.'600;1.05 p. tn.; Tamaqua at U. 45 a. m. and 1..
00 1 arid13:55 p. to.
Leave Pottsville for Harrisburg, via Schuylkill
add 914fifhimpi Railroad, at 7,60 a. m. '
'Reading lLocOmmedation Train ; Leaves Rending
W. a 00 /4431.1 returning from. Philatielplfia at 6 011
.. , ulumuiajtailrorl trains, leave Reading nt 6,45
a.m.; 12:05 - Hods and 6.15 p: 'm., for Ephrata, Litiz,.
Lancaster. Coltilidda, arc.
On Sunday; Inava_New Yoi:k at 8 00 p in, Phil
adelphia 8 00 awed end 3'16,p in, the 8,00 n in train
runningwrille tai Rending.. Poltaville 8 00 n m, Ta
maqua.72o, a in. Tfarrliburg 0 05 a in and Rearlinp
at 4 5 114,41:..." . au11., :10 a - im.„. for Harrisburg, and
coa.d . 4.25 p.m. for .I'lola
dolphin.
mumintion, •Mileago, Season, School and Ex
mato* Tickets to and, from all points, ut reduced
4 'gime dumbed through • 80 perm& allowed
salt Pare ti Or. 0. A. NICOLLS,
t • General Suporintandont,.
Jo* 25th, 1866.
nit'Pennsylvania Railroad.
w ".'z44t:e'" 1"41 , 14-:1* . .•
44"
x edi IBILMMEICARRANGEMENTS.
41066,1,1,enei,ny Mai day. May 21 - st, 1.P66
r WC? ;144i,W ; :,YO)*,,AiND PITTSBURG WITHOUT
lc to:n:lm, , g.::-011ANOR
TRATNS leave Allentown doily. (Sundayi except
rtkid)oLe47:oll4l aatd - Imo, A. M.; and at 12.8, .1.15
alltd illoSCP.:al: , -The 1( 1 .344 A.- 51.,1na1t0 direct eon.'
31144401114411farrfabnrgrfor Chambereburg, lingerie,
town and points on the .Cutuborlaud Valley Rail-
Mai Nilrthm. eCtintrat- Itaiiroado North and south.
Imet ilitimilftegioni - -Thia 141.314. A. M., I 2.: 1 5.and 11.-
41 P. m„,fire,thermoritern •Expresa trnine, direcl
through to Pittsburg witboutchungo of care, UM,
7:01)-A. M. train slope ut all stations of this coal.
and m ke oolineaitiont(lit ..Rtindiug: for Pottsville.
P0f4.1 Ta tu uq4 anl pointy itl, e , ehu y -
111 4 11 onetor 'MI5 fipluptn p Ofpotitta on
the hl ddehin Mitt liiing It/dim:m4'llBo rur
larrhutg,4tyophTtburg,jlogrptpwo, YurkiPet-
SysbW. thhiteegfen, Willlamaport, and tlid \Yak.
The 4.15 P. M., train ator -at.all_statt ions, connects
at Reading, with 'fraine for l'ettsville, Columbia.
Pli, , mettikr tpusesdiAtt-uarritbort; 4 01? :1 1 4g,
I.L r P A G: trAii ..refftrp A tk, (tisn4airsl444 .
or , • imillorrisliurg r anit thaelt,_, -
tagriontilieftieetik Lifr' nso.Weirctlaltett
i t AT ~ g ;V r. 7 , ntft.. as, NOterPVfa:,!iYrif'
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Ili . . A.tr I . ~' Mit ig UCIINWIt - 0, C 0 r oil.
.. 51 to .. i on I O' 1%0101 efnitOhe Otillie•
- • ' 4 11114 Ad alb , Lobolon viilloy,' mid"
imill Olt iirbil i) S'ttL Npttll4lCPl 5114
liiigWllll UttIIILID Oa ID:01/C Nois i t/ di 114•41
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NORTILITNNan.VANIkRAnnia.
TEIMIWNEWEM.
i Throj/c4i/lt-Trgfxs-.4lles!tyym
i
take' L.
)ABSENGERS for Philadelphia take' L. V. R. R
-trainafpnasingt 'Allentown' at '6:00:4..m:ti11t.01
noenrandlb.6sp. m4make .olose ootanboilonk with
the tralhanftL at .Botlthihem,...and; arrive
' in 'Philatlelphin at'9.2o ti. ns.;, 2d30 and 4?...10't..
respectively. ; ..- • :
1 3 amotigbre forPoylestown take. ti Rei a. m. t4aia'
• (Foto liothlehem and make cent action at Inns-Jule
and can return to Allentown the same evening.
• Ali Passenger Tralna (except Sande y 'frains,) , ^eti.
loetat Itorksitrect, Philadolphta, it-Ith btl, and am
'treat City Pascengerltuilwa. •'
ItßTUltlWitt.
Idiavo the new Depot, Third 3truet, atriVO Tholny
eon, Philadolphla at 7.30 a., in., and 5.15 p. in., arils
•lng in Allentown at 10.31 a. M., and 8.30 p.m., ro
spoothrely. * "
LOCAL SCHEDULE.
Three Through:Trains Daily, Sundays Exeopted.]
- Farsonaer trains leave the now,, Depot, Third
street, Philadelphia, .
Yor Bethlehem, at 4.80 a. fn., 3.30 p. in., and
15 P. M.
For Doylestown at. 8.35 a. in., and 2.30,4.15 p. m.
For Lanedide at 6.15 p. in.
For Foil Waohlnton at it p. in. • •
. TRAINS FOR PIIILADEI;PIIIA.
Leave Dothichem at 6.25 a. in. 12.25 noon and
4.15 p. in. •
Leave Doylestown at 8.40 a. in., 3.15, and 5 30
u.m:
LefIVO Lansdale at 0.00 it. to.
Fort Washington, at 2.15 p. m,, 10.50 a: m.
Pare--Allontown to Philadelphia, . ..... 411 85
ELLI 3 CLARK, Agont.
augB-'65.
SCHNECK'S 31.A.NDRAKE PILLS,
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT
A SUBSTITUIT FOR CALOMEL
If your toriols are costive,
. TRY TIIE4I
If youliavo vonxis, Y
'-
TR
If your breath-is bad, .. --
TRY THEM
If ycu fool drowsy,
(TRY
. .
If you aro low spirited,
TRY THEM
If you havo a sick hoadiulho,
I TRY THEM,
If you halio taken a drop too tnueb,
TAKE A FULL DOSE
They only cost 25 conYa n box.'
. TRY TIIIISI
,Blue Mass, and other rreparations of Mercury,
produce more suffering'and death than the
diseases which they profess to cure. And yet this
corrosive mineral so denounceh by the allopathic
docters, i 6 prescribed by them almost universally in
Liver Complaint, Consumption of Lungs, .be.
THE MANDRAKE PILLS
aro committed entirely of mots and herbs, obtained
from the great storehouse of Nature, and their sal
utary effects will appear as toot) nn the medicine is
brought to the test of a fair experience. Sentsuca's
MANDRAKE PILLS do not produce any nausea
or sickness of the stomach ; but whoa given for
Hyspeptia, it may be-proper .to uno-them in con
nection with SCHEN'Cii'S SEAWEED TONIC.—,
By this judicious trentment.the digestive faculties
Aro speedily restored to their full vigor, and the
worst cones of indigestion may to cured.
When we reflect that the liver is the largest inter
nal argan of the hedy, that to it is tissigued the im
portant duty of filtering the blood and preparing
the bile, that it is subject to maw , disorders,
and
that when it in diStf"tlCP ittactivtAhe whole body
suffers eyropathctically, it is not surprising that a
medicine which can restore the healthy operations
vf the Liver should produce wonderful changes is
the general health, and effect cures which may ap
pear to be almost miraculous. Headache of long
continuance, severs pains in the vide, breast. and
shoulders, (telling of the limbs, a feeling esf general
weakucra and wretchedness. and othoralorming and
distressing symptoms, indicative of imperfect or
disordered notion of the liver, are speedily removed
by the use of SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
008tiV0005ffl, piles, hitter or sour eructations, and
hut in duscribablo fooling of oppreueion, mental unx
ietv, languor, lethargy. and depression of Fpirits
which untit n man fur the rnanogen.ent of business
ind the oojoymont of le. ore nil relieved by the
use of BCE! ENCK'S MANDRAKE FILLS.
Scnercic.—De'tr Si, : tnko pleasure in
Onding you a ecrtifimto in n'ldition to many you
taro o Ireody received from ruffering humanity. ]
an Eearcely find langnugo Futileicnt Ty strong to ex
refs my hearttblt gratlllcation of tho wonderful
arcs your MANDRAKE PILL' and t,BA E
'O:4IC 10 - o offeett:d In tl - o onliro cure of ono of
liu moat slubhorti'mzes of tho nitration 'of the liver.
For three yoere•l suffered beyond deseriltion ; all
ny friends, no well as myself, come to tee oonclu
•ion that My time in this life wee short. Such tea,
•ho tort iblo condition to which I was iedneed that
life to ate had become a bunion : my whole system
was in a - ntate of hulk:nation ; I cumid not oat, I
could not sleep; my wholo body ryas filled with
u uain ; wxuld arieo in my wr st ;Aid ankles,
ordering them [fanny tiseler.s On Feverit occa
,i.ds llra9 nttached with a rush of bloel to the
head. which would fell me to the ground, and I
would ho carried away for .lead. I upp , ied to sev
•rnl eminent physicians of our city, who odminis
,ored all the medicines that they thought would
reach my ca- , e, but of no avail.
• One of them said ho could do tin more fur me, and
tdvised me, us n lnrt resort, to drink cod liver oil.
got relishing the horrid trash I declined to take it,
ixeident put your advertisement in my hands. I
ealled on you ; you examined rao and told me the na
,ure of my disease. You then ordered me the Pill ,
Ind Tonic with an otservanen of diet, pledging your
word that in ono we, k I w. uld find myself another
,can. I followed your advice, and, as you predict
un astonishing cure Ws effected. I continued
your Pills and Tonic for some time, and now thank
Ind fur his goodness, and ytnit valoOlo medicine.
Eam once more remora to perfect health; ..I most
earnestly rocommena those who aro suffering from
,ffection of the liver to give vour,Pills - und Tonic a
1116triol, and a cure wilt be effected. 7 Imre sent
twiny lcroons to you, and they have all been cured
kny information ray fellow.eilizens tray require will
In, freely given.by the subsoribei, at MS residence,
No. Sl't Federal street, between Bth street and Pas-
Ayunk road ,Cliklti,o.S JOHNSON. Sa.,'
Formerly Friel e:re' Ink Manufactory.
Dn. SCIIENCK will bo professionally at his prin
lipid office. No. 15 North 6th street, corner of Com
merco, every Saturday, from 0 a. m.,
intil 4 p. N 0.32 Bond street, New York, every
Tueaday, from 7 to 11 ; No, 38 Summer street-, Boo
'on. Maas , ovary itiotinesdby, from U to 3 and evo
,y other Friday at 101 Baltimore street, Baltimore,
lid. All advice free, but for a thorough exemine
-ion of the lunge with his licapirometor the charge
is three dollars.
l'riro of the Pulmonio Syrup and Seamed , Took,
,och SI 50 per bottle or S 7 68, per half dozetl.
11andnike Pi 115,25 cents per box.
For Salo by.nl Druggists wail Dealers.
January 8, 1868 - 2 —ly
S ILVER AND YLA'S•!.f) GOODS
OF lIIL
MOST SOPER DO R WORKMANSTtIP,
AT TIM
NEW STORE,
a N'o. 70.1 arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA. 4;
The undersigned. (late of the foments Rogers Bros.
Manufacturing Company,)reiFeMfully announce that
they have opened it new tutd.bcautibtl store for the
, ale of SILVER and PLATED \VARE, nt 7114 Arch
Street. Our lang.tikperienee as manufacturers will
•nable is to keep nothing but first-class Gods and
those who mny patronise our store will find, our
late! goods far superior to any imported, and our
mstruners may rely on the goods being precisely
what they are.represented to he. •
i uly3 2 G6 y] ' - • BOWMAN do LEONARD.
REMARK
MANUFACTURERS DEPOT,
No. 85 Centre Street, .
• ,
AiIEW
WALLEADLE and Grey Iron Castings, Machine
ry and Ilordware, Truulinnikers"fools, rind
Si,oelaalters and•Sadillvis tools, Carriage
Castings, Wive 6, Spokes, ITuba, Axles it e., Twist
iirillo and Patent Minas. [jun26-21n
DATUTETT'S
Pli:atleabfq; arid Gvextrga
ii'onn(lry and Shop
11,0111101V,111cW1IORTFAnnd BRUIN STS.,
6 , • NEW.Altli, N. J.
ATUES, Shaping Machines, Drills, Foot, "'rep t
'Screw and Hand Press. 0, ..nititild no d ton d o to
421.. d a:; 85 CENTRE STENET
it 111.2 47;4”1 . ; , , • NEW TOTtE..
Lai.) EL.t.fisz wniTE LLAD.
4111(10 inure and buret- work nr:a gi-ton Uciat, - ,than
any' othbr r Try ft! " Matitrfnctrirrd only by ••A or
lititbLoom.is tittuu l TAINt atitl DbAmo.
JatitrOdp tit!, t 6? li!nat Whlrd !WINN
MISEE=MIIIMI
s
SUM GRIDS
LOO K. I T U :53
NEW
ME 1713 X 311! CaM.,
(LAIR HUBER & DILLINGgR,)
No. 7 IYEST'.II.4.IIPILTON STI?EE7,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
Would respectfully inform the eiti en of Lehigh
county that they have just formed a co•parnership
as above, and that they have just unpacked a fresh
stock of
SUIVIIVIER..COODS,
FROM
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
And are4ww,affering Mein al t/.e
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.'
DR - '5( . GOODS!
CONSISTING OF TUE LATEST STTLF.B OF
Figured and Plain Alpacas.
Figured and Plain all Wool De Lathes
SHEPHERD PLAIDS,
BLACK SILKS,
SUMMER SILKS,
IRISH POPLINS,
WHITE GOODS,
White Counterpanes,
Linen and Cotton Sheetings,
Checks,
Gingham;
Bedticks,
• Flannel; &c„
Shepherd Plaid Balmorals,
Black Cloth,
Cassimeres,
Velvelinc,
Corduroy,
Cottonades,
Kentucky Jeans,
LADIES CLOAKING,
Plain Colors,
Middlesex Cloths,
Reppellants, and
PLAIDS OF VARIOUS COLORS.
rh If IL FE lfil RI 6 Ci:l LE
A full line of Cloths, Cassimeree, Sattinette and
Vestings, all kinds and prices, which will bo sold
cheap.
We have constantly on hand a large and well so:
looted stock of all kinds of
OcIaZEII.S!,
GROCERIES,
MACKEREL,
SALT, &c
Which wu will dispose of at the very lowest cash
prices.
All kinds of Country Product) taken In exchange
for goods, and tho kigheet market prices allowed.
Friends, Awake to your Interest !
for WO feel satisfied that we can suit your rAsras ae
well as your minims.
Don't forget the place, Nn. 7 West Hamilton
street, second door ober() the Fnglo Hotel.
Returning thanks for trio patronage received in the
pest, and hope that by a continuous effort to accem
odoto their friends and customers, and in cruise
queries of the largeness and variety of their stock, to
merit and melte, a continuance et the support and
good. will of tho people.
A. A. Dianna, • C. L. r.unun.
Allentown, July 18. —t
Important Notice
!c. G. 'BROWN,
No. 410 Arch Sreot, Phila.
FROM. a lin, of study, oltrervation, and
experienec, and years of practical appli
•••• • ca ti on o f wy Mt.:l:ll,llVA , lti Discovery"
on thoti.knds of disc:and men, women and children,
I have justly conic to the conclusion that every fami
ly in tho land, who wish to get tid of (ii:C . IFO and
keep it at bay, most have my Alctaphyeie.tl DiEcov
ery always on hand. It is a certain preventative
against disease. It rilnAt treats and destroys the
cause of disease, consequently the effecti ctio, be
ginning with Deafness, Catarrh, ltheumatistn, Neu
ralgia, with every disease man, woman or child is
heir to.
It is the only eafoguard against Cholera. It
eleanees every sower ef thu beam!! body, Ivrdens
the flesh, and purifies the blood. In ennsequ , nce of
the above facts, I hove this day reduced the price,
so as to kayo no barrier in the way of tho di , eased.
The paehsgo consist of three bottles, ono used for
the Eyes. euafor the Ears, nod one for tho
Those three work in eet,:unction, passintl into the
syt.tim by abserptio , thus killing the very root t f
the ii.EOaSO, which is in a specific locality in the
hoed,
My' Metaphysical Discovery is packed in a neat
wooden ease, and will he desnatched to any part et
the world on receipt of the price, which will be, from
this Ilsth day pf November, sold at $1 per package,
or three packages $lO.
Celebrated Pour Richard's rye Water. Largo
size, $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5. Small size
50 etc., t--ealp Renovator $l, or six bottles for ss.
rho medicines can be obtained through your drug.
girls, or at tho Depot, No. 410 Arch stroot.
Tha following letter is one of the many which I
receive daily nt my different offices :
REMARKABLE CliltE. —Catarrh, Aehma, &c.
Moe. CnitavErt, residing at No. 02 Allen street
Roston, says : I have been troubled for four your;
with sore throat. Fir two years I ),uffered w,tit ca
tarrh and great dizzir.cas in my bead, almost cans.
ing me to fall. I suffered gready with asthma, it
being hereditary in the family. I was dblr mad all
over. I could not go where there was any duct.
had treat pains in my head and neck. I have suf
fered much with cold feet. The bones is my neck
Were drawn out of place with the asthma, and my
throat le eked like raw beef After Applyirg to va
rious physicians and obtaininn... no relief, I finally
applied to Mrs. M. G. Brown, by whose medicines,
I have been so much benefited that I am now like
another woman Formerly tho least exposure gave
me cold ; I could nut go to the door with my head
uncovered without an attnelt of the asthma. My
asthma is now entirely gone. tly catarrh line
wholly disappeared. I felt weak and languid for
many years, so that I wan aburdon to myself. The
empess of my feet has disappeared, and I feel a
general ciroulatfon through my entire system, caus
ing too to be, as formerly, full of sttength and viva
city, and can attend to household duties as as
ever I (lid in my life."
It Is the only ,foguard against disease, including
CHOLERA. It cleanses every rower of the Kaman
body, hardens the flesh, and purifies the Wood.
Tho Colebrated POOR. RICHARD'S 1_,Y1 , 3 WA
TER is the hey which opens the door to the health
of both mind and body. .Let all use it morning and
night.
L. Eelnrildt & Co., Allentown, Pa., Side Agents
for Lehigh county.
December 12, 1865. --1 y
Great Western Remedy !
THIS remedy it now perporncing tho most won
dorful cures. It cures
Itneumatistn, Chills and revers,
(loitered Debility, Kidney Complaints,
Dyspepsia, Neuralgia.
tiioir Ileacianhe, .to. •
In all eases a sensible relief ig gu , ranteed in from
five to ten minutes, and a PE IirE.IT CURE in from
six to twelve ‘layr. Wevcr has it yct failed in one
solitary instance to accomplish far more than we
have promiEed or the afflicted applicant anticipated.
Tho Curative PrupettinE of the Great Western
Remedy ore truly wonderful. Whale pages of tes
timonials Galli influential citizens might he given
to the public, but we dm m it to be sopettluous, as
you May readily find persons Of your non acquaint
ance in every part of the country, who will testify
to the •disonsu. dispelling and health pia motion
qualities of tho Grout Western Remedy.
AARON DAVIS,
• DlE:coverer and manufacturer,
13rond Ni., Newark, N. J.
The Great We tern 'Remedy may ho obtained of
all extablished DruggiAs throughout the country.
' I . llrnos Son, DruggistaAllentown, whole-
Halo Agauf.s. [ART. 3,
.6ru
'• INVENTORS' OFFICES,
I - 4 B - U1 E V . l NB,
LIVIL ENOINEIII+B & PATENT SOLICITORS,
No. 435 Walaut street, Philad'a.
EnglneOring
Rkanghting and Sketetwo, Models and Alachincr,
'l.lOl htnde MAUI and. ah ittonded to. :Spa
cial :wonting _given, to,,RINO:QTED CASES and
IN TV.ItIPOIVENCEN. Auttlotilio Copies of all Do , :-
umentii - frapi.riileilfr. °Mi: pr'oeuro ! l. "
yOt111011(08 untleve trouble and trav
elling rxpensos, n. acre is no in tun' nond .or per
toinul intoritew• with 114. All bilbiDeSo with &bah,
ofactpNr‘rt fratencted In wrlllng. Per further
Itiftirttetlt4 tfireet Pe %bore ) with !tuft!, ettelneutl,
Cr etruttlet t•ith
Ot.ase47 el SCRIO.
FROM
A FEW WORDS ABOUT
^rt.
4 FRbbt -
GOLD
Coittiin Reductd
tIOM •
$l.BO to 08 ,Cts. pep, rOUND.
7 FT:
Goods Groativ—R - eiluced
. P_RACIES
AT '1111.;
CHEAP CASH STORE
Burdge & Jones.
GOODS that sold she year ago at 85 coats per
yard, aro now selling at 25 cents par yard.
Prints that sold for 62 cents,for 1 S
cents per yard.
Do La nos at Prices Before the War
at 28 Cents per 'Yard.
(Or :EL (CD C, /Ell JCI - •
AT PRICES THAT ASTONISH TUB PEOI'LL
Dress Goods !
All shades of Wool Do Wiles, Figured Silks, of
all 6hados, French Veronica, beautiful e tyl (Is, Choi
iies, Common De Lathes, &o.
Mens' and Boys' Wear!
Large stock of Cloths, Cnssirneres, Tweeds, Jeans,
Cottonados, ac., suitahle tor Mona' and Boys' wear
SPRING RALMORALS !
SPRING SHAWLS I
HOOP SKIRTS !
Carpets : Carpets
•
PARLOR CARPETS,
BED ROOM CARPETS,
HEMP CARPETS,
STAIR CARPETS,
ILOME MADE CARPETS,
all bought at the rooont Auction sales at greatly re
duced prices.
DOMESTIC GOODS !
FLANNELS, •
MUSLINS,
•
TICK INGS,
MEEKS,.
SHEETINGS, -
PRINTS, &c., &c.,
Doing a Cash Dusines.e only, they aro thereby
onablod to eell goods nt much lowor primp than
their neighbors that sill goods on Credit and have
heavy losses by bad bona accounts. They aro de
termined to soil goods at low prices notwiths tend
ir g the high prices the other mores aro asking for
their goods,
nnivirinzasEß Tan rmacr,
TIIE
Cheap Cg.,sh Store
BURDGE & JONES,
Aro . 9 East Ilalitiltan &rect,
3 doors below the Allen Douce.
April 17, 1866. -tf
AUGUST, 1866.
POPELAR HUES!
FOR THE POPELAR TRADE
AT THE
FOPULAR STOHE
ei#ooll tAPI
ALLENTO WN, PA.
Immense Attractions!
Goods Purchased For CI,S4.
AND SOLD
For Cash and. Approved Credit I
GREAT DECLINE IN PRIORS! •
Big Drop in Gold ,
%nether temporary or permanent. dep , ment raid]
not. With gold Irout ouw to $11:7, a
cotton 39 canto n pound.
STANDARD GOODS
o now relling,nt n hoary loss to the maw fneturen+
but t.bbil.s neit bur b:ro nur there, fur
•
Is bound to keep time to the tiSusie, and ountiLue
:is horetaure,
To tiJead the Trade
AK) ®PiP2D, arimucKumm.?.l
DEFY COMPETITION !
From April 3J, I ehrtll offor a complete lino of
Ladies . Seasonable Dress Goods,
being pet featly ALIVE with everything in thin ino
that is EllEt- , 11, CHOICE and ATTRACTIVE, iu
short as usual for
Style, Variety and Lowness of Price
shall and can not be rurpassed.
STAPLE GOODS ?
A full lino of all tho choico brands of bleaohod
and unbleached inuMns, eheotings, and every
thing that belongs to housokoepers in this lino at
EXTREMELY LOW FIGURES
I give no quotation A price?, but will sell you fit
LESS MONEY
than you can got the cams goods elsewhere.
Shawls, Cloaks, Sacquas,llas,
So , in groat variety
Cloths, Cassimeros, Twoeds, dLc.
This department has receivtd special attention
this spring and comprising the newest end most de
sirable spring Ptylce,adapted to Ulu Piste of the aged,
middle eged, "Young America," uod'ehllaren, and
will be sold at present
Gold Standard Prices
Aloo tho .
•
CHOICEST LINE of GROC SRIEEI
and at pricce that will convinco ono and all that -
ramer's
IS TIIE
Great Place of Interest
for pcv , ons wishing to P elect from tho meet exton
sive and reliable atoelc t.f giods and at
•
THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
An exomination is all I ask, 'mowing that I can of
fer inducements that cannot ho surprisscd by any
reliable house in town. 1%1. J. RRAMER,
Opposite the RAC IltiTlifs.
REMEMBER
That now is the Time
TO IMPROVE WI ROOM
LITTLE 1110:.slEY YOU CAN ALL •DO
TY, eo. Oo to tho
"FRIEDENSBOTE" BOOK STORE
L 1 fe.relimo some of that splendid
Wall Paper,
ohloh has just been received. Wo always have ot.
end ouo of the
Largest,.rieest, Cheapest
. .
and beet selected stooks of
in this Ecet io n lluylng your papne at a place whoro
thorn is a large aessortmorit. is worth three times
iho prlee you pay ut other places whom theronza
only a Bosun patterns offered for solo..
An we ask is for the people to coma and see for
themselves. We charge nothing for showing goods.
lieop it before your. neighbors, your friends and
11 purple, that the Odra and. thet,ouly,plar.e in this
section,. to buy tho tine* nurdelattpPst, assortment of
WALL PAPlip t is attho ' ;
_ , „
antIEPUSBOTE".BOOK. STORE -
• • ; 'au .
ILFISENIPINC.& C 0...
vrAnnti - cn AND CEDIDACT; nn Ensitirol
/NI Warning and inatruction f6r Xonng .AT:
pletniunef and Abnate prolirntb yit4ll;
Eif Itint.ti',Ntrfir ;r
hiovfivehronei , A ociimp)
Ml, 4 a Mt e_ 1 3,1 1 101q! iheltrtt ovi9Diflelti
adolpli e l 6, April 06 el,
WI
'Era
Sctofa, or . . •
g'6.E . crik
is iftregittitiinial:'disaVe, n'eorrOption of the
blood, by- which .this fluid - becomes vitiated,
weak, and titter; Being' in • the circulation, it
pervades the whole .body, and may burst out
m diseaso oq, any.part 9f it., No organ is free
front'itte.att4Mits nor is :there one vtudh if m9y;
not destroy. ihe'seroftilon4 taint Is irarlottsly
caused by, mercurial- disease, low living, dis
ordered or unheahl iy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the domes-Am; vices, and,
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditarr in the con
stitution, descending from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation ;" indeed,
it seems to be' the rod of Inn who says, "I
will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their children."
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is teritied
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul Cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitu-T
tions not only suffer from scrofulous com
plaints, but they have fur less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; cense.
quently vast numbers perish by "disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
arc 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 many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all. the , organs; arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous ;
their persons are 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
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 remedialsthat 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 Mice
tions which arise from it, SUCIIIIS ERUPTIVE,
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHONY'S FIRE,
Rosa, or ERYSIPELAS, Pimmals, PUSTULES,
BLOTCHES, BLAINS and BOILS, TUMORS, 'ATTER
and SALT RHEUM, SCALD MAD, RINGWORM,
RHEUMATISM, SYPHILITIC and Islinte mum. D ts-
EAsns ! DROPSY, DYSPEPSIA, DEUILITY / _ End,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITIA
TED on Newell BLOOD. The popular belief
in impurity of the blood" is founded in truth,
for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and . virtue of this Sarsapa
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vitaifluid,
without which sound licalth is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
. .A.Y"Pi-R,''S
Ague Cure,
FOR TOR SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Agne,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Rllions
*attache, and• Hiltons Fevers, indeed
for the whole class of diseases original..
log In bilinry 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 in any
quantity. Such a remedy is invaluable in districts
where these afflicting disorders prevail. This
"Cung" expels the miasmatic poison of FEVER
AND Aeon from the system, and prevents the de
velopment of the disease, if taken on the first ap
proach of its premonitory symptoms. It is not only
the best 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 ; ant Lin bilious districts, where
F.EvEn AND Anon prevails, every body should
have ittgnd 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 Intermittents is that it contains no Quinine
or mineral, consequently it produces no qiiinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu
tion. Those cured by it are kn. as healthy as if
they had never had the disease.
lever and Ague is not clone the consequence of
the miasmatic 'poison. A great variety of disor
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blind
ness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma',
Pal
pitation, Painful Affection of the Rpken, Ilyster-'"
ws,•Pain in the Bowels, Colic, Paralgsis and De
rangement of the Stomach, all of which, when
originating in. this cause, put on the intermittent
type, or becothe periodical. This " Cane" expels
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. It is an invaluable protection to
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. If taken occa
sionally or daily while exposed to the infection,
that will be excreted from the system, and. cannot
accumulate iii sufficient quantity to ripeh into this
ease. Hence it is even more valuable for protec
tion than Cure, and few will ever suffer/from Inter
mittents if they avail themselves of the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER L: CO., Lowell, vase
Alt (Att. Ituittetli;:s lire for t:.l, Ity
oil tlict.Druggiit. in Allentown, ntml by DruitgiEtA
aid duelers every%rbero. At Wbuli:sal° by J. N
MARI A: CO., rob ilutlelplibt.
o.7to:Ar 21. — ly
ri f illSie l a Music!! Music!!
SHEET MUSIC DEPOT!!
Alarg(i . supply on hand—it we have not got
the piece you want, we can get it for you in n
few t.l..ye if you wilt leave the name of the piece with
IstaTurcrioti Boons for all hinds of Ina . truments
constantly on hand at Fouat'a Vat icty Store.
VIRILE! 11101,118 VilitliS ! I
At all' prices. Violin Strings, Tail Pieces, Pegs,
L'ow', Itce9iri,l3lank'Musiapaper, at FOUST'S Vatic
:ty Stoye.'
• STAMPING' I S TAMPING ! !
Done at shnrt notice—receiving new patterns con
stantly. Call and see the patterns at Foust's Varie
ty c3tore. ,
NOTIONS! NC HONS. I NO7IO YS! ! !
Uaniko:ieblors, Ilosiory, Gloves; Ti mead?, Sewing
Silk, Pins, Needles, Combs Iltuids, and Hoop Skirts.
Call in—it pays to go room! the corner to Ponses Va
riety. Store.
BAsKurs t BISKE CS BASKETS ! !
Market Baskets, Dinner Baskets, Traveling Bas
kets, Cake Baskets, Cord Baskets, Fruit Baskets,
Valley Itai4kets,.at Foust's Variety Store.
• War= is FcalsT'S VARIETY STORE
Sixth Street,
Sixth Street,
• Sixth Street.
Sixth Street,
Four doors from Ilmnilton, in ono or the rooms un
der Col. Good's (Americom) lintel. [mo.y22-dm
PACIFIC HOTEL,
170, 172,171 & 176 GREENWICH ST.,
WARR WEST or 111:0.1DWAY,)
Between Couritandt and Bey Sts., L . = York
JOHN PATTEN, Jr., Propriotor.
f'HE PACIFIC lIOTEI, is toll and widely known
'•' to the traveling public. The looation Is mac
inny sultableto merchants and butinoes mon; it In
in elmo prox inky to the business part of the city,
—ls on the highway of Sontheri and Western trav
el—and adjacent to all the principal Railroad and
Stentnhont depots.
Tho PaoWm has liberal necommorlatien for over
300 guests; it is well furnishstl, and possesses every
Inodurn improvement for the comfort and entertain
ment of its inenntes. The rooms are spacious end
well ventilated; provided with gee and water ; the
attendance is prompt and respectful; end thn table
is generously provided with
. ivery delicacy of the
BellSol3.
MO subset ibor, who for the past few years, Jos
beon'rhe leased, Idnow sole Proprietor, and ithende
to identity himself thoroughly with the interests of
his honeo,"., With long experienco as a hotel-keeper,
119,41484, bylnodurate charges and a liberal policy,
to maintain tho favorable reputation of the Pacific
JOAN PATTEN, Jr.
New Tork, Sept.:l2. • , • .. —ly
Banks , Dinmore & Co
Successors to
A. B. DAVIS & CO.,
Manufacturers oWatent
St.-indent
PUITABLII VOlt
EIQ.II LocK§,
it. It: TRACKS,'
& DEPOTS.
COAL. II AY,
AND LIVE STOCK.
- " Also, all tho variotta
dobotiplii9ii
•-
• • -. ..mi•thezid aird Pdrlable •
PLATFORM EmfLgs AND. PATENT BEAM!
;; tt t couxna oi; - - ,
15th St. it'Penna. Avenue, Philed'e;
Refai. 20? 313 4 , .. • • r ; ••• ,; • • ( 77-. I Y:
4114;t1.4 1 14,FteiiihriFltjti , likte:triit,
uma I Ao ;1041419A an rvigt tureelh Ina
wtten ,Vpti aan otifo . kt,9 litiku s o tilts ttlint•
FEBISIN STABLISMEITI
NEW FIRM.
•
Kamer Bros,
(LATE RENINOR & SHIMER.)
No 5 West Hamilton Street
,1 LLENTOWN,
Sext Dode to the Eagle,
Shimer's Mammoth Store
LIVE IN STITUTION I
Nlon©y Saved
BY BUYING AT
SIMMER'S STORE,.
Filled Stacks High with Goods at
312 1 461.247 I"' 3EIL
Our entire Stock bat been MARtiED DOWN
the lowest noteh, wo defy competition.
WE STUDY TO PLEASE •
every ono, old, and. young, rich and poor, we en
deavor to Lop a woll soleeted stork of
DRY GOODS, GE )CERIES,
QUE ENSW A RE, CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTH, PROVISIO:iS
SALT, FISH, Ac.
to give bargains to all those who may favor us with
their custom, not only for sixty days or a given
time, but wilt always continuo to soli our goods at
the very lowest possiblo prim. We do not pretend
to say that our al stern is strictly Cash, but guaran
too our prices to bo as low as any others who are
boasting of selling the cheapest, in consequence of
doing business entiroly upon cash prinoipto.
Strangers follow the standard customers of the
well known old stand, and you will all in turn be
with courtesy waited on and supplied with the cheap
est Goods. Do sure you aro right, mingle in the
crowd, then oomo ahead to
SIZIATEIRS POPULAR STOREI.
where you can be best suited with the most goods
for the least money, with boch durable and fashion-
Ale goods.
LADIES'
Dress Goods Department !
Unusually . comploto with rich and elegant goods
na wall as the cheaper styles, it comprising
Black and Colored Silks,
Pla d and Figured Wool
Do Wins, Marianas,
FigdFcdPlain, and
carded NI oh
American Do Lslnes,:
Coburga, Alpaccas,
• Reppe, Poplins,
scotch and
Union
Plaids,
MOURNING. GOODS,
Wool Delainee, 11Ierinoes, Repps, Poplin, Mo-
hair Goods, Boinbazines.,Alptia
cas, Canton Cloth,
Dolaines,
Coburg Prints, & - e.
Crapo and Love Veils, Crape
Collars, Square and Ling Thibet and Blanket
:::'havris, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery
and Cloves, &c. •
Oinghnrns,
l".annels,
Tieliinp,
Diapero,
Chochg,
Linpno,
Boeonis cnd White
ood3,
CLOAKS AND CLOAKING CLOTH
Or eVory discription, styles, quatity, COIOT3 an
prices.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS' !
Aqua o and long Broclia, Blankets, Thibot and
Plaid Shawls.
DMZ:IOIi•AI4 ANT) HOOP SKIRTS
At vary reducoil pricos, and all sizes.
The SliVier Skirt
This shirt is more durable, ut , tre elastic, more
4r.tuultil, and will keep its ?twi, and retain its place
ttettar than any other Skirt. The Stool Springs be
ing covered with a lies plated wire, in place of
cAton covering, will ant wear ell or hecome soiled,
sad t'c , u whole shirt uu y he washed without Injury
r filar of rusting and will be as good as new.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTH,
A full 06:30itinout, (thew,
WINDOW SII A.DES AND CURTAINS
Of ovcry dpolption.
Groceries, Fish and Provisions
At the lowest prices, comprising s full line of all
lrtielesusautty kept in a first class Grocery Depart
ment.
SALT—Ground Liverpool, Ashton and dairy
salt by the sack and bushel.
Country Produce.
All kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange,
and the highest prices paid fur.
GREENBACKS NEVER REFUSED
An early cell will secure advantages that, will ho
certainly lost in delay.
'Co aro thankful to cur old customers for post fa
vors, and solicit o con tieuance the sumo, an d as
luny new onus, who will favor us with their patron
age, wo will endeavor our utmost to treat thorn with
courtesy and punotuality.
ltemomber the well known old stand late 'SEN.
MOE lt S SitLJll R, No. 5 %Vest finusilion Street,
Allentown, Pa. SitlrdEft BROS.
B OWE N'S
FIRST CLASS
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
CONSTANTLY on band and daily arriving a
largo and choice assortment of Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES, to which the attentlou of the public
is respectfully requested.
Point, Dninn Aert,ts, Svamts,
ll.tms, " Pn.tents, Gitnn't COFFEE,
SIIOPLIIEII, " CHERRIES, ROASTED "
DRIED Barr, COI/KENO PRUNES, MOLASSES,
SMO'D.TONOPE ''/.ANTE CURRANTS, SYRUPS,
.MACKI:anL, Pt.t.ms, l'unEsn,
COD FISH, FRESH FRUITS, SOAPS,
SALMON, COAL OIL, CANDLES,
COARSE SALT, FINE SALT.
t r Air 3IFM AIL Mil g
A huge assortment of choice flavored Green and
Black' Teas, superior to anything in the market.
IMP IIEE, :111( (11 311. M - Rig
Ringer, Allspice, Cionnpion, Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace
GROCERIEt,
Au elegant variety °bray! on hand, zoturosed in
part of
CANN L/1 1 . 1:111T, SALAD 011, SARDINES,
CHOCOLATE,CATSUPS,
VERB 1Lf.101 , 1, MACARONI, PEARL BARLEY
TOBACCO! CIG'A'RS!!
Constantly in receipt of a largo variety of FRESH
CRACKERS.
WHEAT FLOUR! RYE FLOUR!!
Come and 134! Come and buy!
BROOMS, I:IRUSHES, ROPES,
STONE WARE! WOODEN WARE!!
And every thing usually found in a first-class
GROCERY ROUSE. " ; Z:fi.,, PRODUCE BOUGHT.
1 - ""All goods warranted as represented.
, W. S. BOWEN; Sn.
Allentown, May 15, 1865.—1 y
Geo. K. Reeder,
MOUNT lAMBI
No 15-East Hamilton Street,
Next Door to John. D• Moser's Drug Store
vAtllitltE hi hoops constantly on hand a full 114-
1. V sortmant, of roatly-unulo clothing, such as
(k2l6'2t Q
also GENTLEMEN'S !UItNISIIINU GOODS of
all kinds, which.f.r
Workmanship, Quality and PriOes,
aro not surpasstd in own. A large.and well relocti
cd stook of
T. D (22. n 110 IL DE
always on band— .
Clothing 'made to order on abort notice, and a
SOU LB AN TEED.
Call and examing our stook.
Midi lb, 10-131 ft NO. ItTIEDER.
an A Ott it le ,,, Atlgritili ,visats4 tot
..AE Yj r ,4filitli s t i grar1 6 :4 11 1; filtdatrOta
etc., etc., etc., etc.
A very full stuck, new find rich designs
QUiLL`N:.S'4,VARE
NO. 11 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
ALLENTOWN, P.t.
COATS, VESTS, PANTS ko
=
THE - di'.tAT
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Wi . :.:lll,4,dway's Pills,
Note. PER BOX.
DA. ILADWAT'S PILLS.
FOR'THE OHRE OF
ALL DISORDERS OF' THE
Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Itidncys, Blad
der, Nervous Dineaßen, Headache,
CcnstiPation, eastivense, Ind!.
cotton, Dyspepsia,
~Billioneness:, •
Billions Pavers, Inflammation-
of the Bovrele, Moo, and all De
rangements of the Internal Visoera. ,
ONE TO SIX BOXES ARE
WARRANTED TO EFFECT A POSITIVE CURB•
PURELY VEGETABLE.
00NTA1:41.70 mencunr, litltALN, Ott DICLETItIii.
01:18 DRUGS.
DOtiE.—As a brisk purge, four to six pills.' u a
laxative, ono or two pills—to bo taken at night on
retiring.
pekObSerre the following symptoms, resulting
from I' isorders 91 the Digestive organs :
Constipation, Inward nos, Fullness of the Blood
.to tho Head; Acidity of tbo otornach, Nausea.
Heart-burn, Disgust for Food, Fullness or
Weight in tho Stomaoh, Sour Eructations,
Sinking or 1, Inhering at tbo Pit of the
Stomach, SWimming of the Head, Hur
ried and difficult breathing Fluttering
at the ;loam Choking oc Suffocating
Sensations when in a Lying Pos
ture, Dimness of Vision, Dote or
Webs before tho Sight, Foyer
and Dull Pain in the Dead,
Deficiency of Perspira
tion, Yellowness of the
Skin and Eyea,
PAIN IN THE SIDE, CHEST, LIMBS, & SUB.
DEN FLUSHES OF HEAT, BURNING IM
THE FLESH,
Dr. fl ad way's Pill s
Are composed of extracts of Roots, Herbs, Plante
Gums • and Ba:sams, prepared in vacuo. Nothing
but the notivo and positive curative properties of
medicinal plants ontor into their composition. Be
ing high:y concentrated, two to four of Radway's
Pills produce a more thorough evacuation from tho
bowels t and exercise a more healthful influenco on
the Liver, Bploon, Kidneys, .t.o , than eight to ten of
any other purgativo or alterativo pills in general use_
They have in hundreds of cases secured tho.dosired
discharge from the bowels after Croton Oil, Harlem.
Oil, Elaterium, Podophillon, and other powerful.
Catbartios hullo diem used unsueoessfally. They
can Ito taken on all occasions with tho positive as
surance of success.
THE LIVER.
Many of the disorders of the Stomach, Bowels,.
Kidneys, rutig other glands of the system, are caused ,
by derangement in the notion of the Liver. Head
aches. Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Hysterics, frequent
ly owe their presence to a disordered liver. What
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way's Regulating Pills, (called Regulators.)
Those Pills are the most safe, effectual, and spee
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went to the diseased system while it is undergoing
medication. In all cases of Liver Difficulties, Dys
pepsia, Costiveness, 13illieueness, Headache, Neural
gia, Hysterias, the patient taking these pills derives
.I. nourishing principle from their use that cannot
ho obtained front ordinary food. In all oases of In.
digestion, whore the torpid stateof the Liver inter
rupts the progress of Digestion, Radway's Regulat.-
rtg Pills quickly restore each and every organ to its
natural tone, vigor, health, and duty.
DR. RADWAY'S PILLS
ARE SOLD BY DRUGGISTS AT 25c. PER BOX
DR. RADWAY 4 S OFFICE,
WI MAIDEN LANE, New York.
Foul 11 oath
Ladies or ilent!innen who aro troubled with this
its iusting infirmity may rosy upon a quiok and rad
ical cure by theme of Itenwer'situouLerma PILLS.
In many instaticee, foul breath is induced by a dis
ordered stomach; in tho letter the continued use of
tho Pills 1;111 import such vigor of health to the
rdsonach as to render tho aroma from the teeth im
perceptible. Let those who are conscious of this in
firmity make a trial—few however, who ere thus
troubled are aware of it.
Cure cf DyeFiepala.
J LIETTB, 0. 8., Oct., 12, 1884
DR. Jong R , DWAY & Co., Montreal, C. E.—For
four years I have'suffered with Dyspepsia, Lose of
Arpotito, Slaking Pains nt the Pit of the Stomach,
Nervousness, Bad Dreams', end very little Sleep; my
tppotito entirely gone nod my stomach so week its
to be unable to digest the most s.mplo food. , Dur
ing this time I lost forty-Ilan pounds of dash (or
weight ns you may oft'l it.) I was induced to take
your Regulating Pills as prescribed in your Alma
nac. I used only ono box, and before I completed
tho box my appetite was restored to me, my atoms
.teli perfectly healthy, my dyspepsia, bed dreams,
.ind other disagreeable symptoms cured and wits re
stored to my original weigut ; so that one box or
your Pills cured mo of a disease that for four years
tied made me miserable, and gave me fortyilve
pounds additional weight. I hay . ° taken many kinds
f pills, but I be love Dr. Radway's Pills the best in
use. JE 0. DESOIIAYS, Ville Joliette, C. E. •
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
Suppression t f the Menses, Headachearyster.
lcs—Nervousness Cured.
Nr:wsult, N. J., Clot., 10, 1863;
Dn. RanwAY—Your Pills and Ready Relief have
saved my daughter's life. n June last she was
eighteen yearn of age, and for throe months her men
ses was suppressed. 6he would frequently vomit
blood, suffer terribly from headache and pains in the
mall of her back and thighs, and bad .frequently
Sts of hystericJ. Wo commenced by glying.ner.six.
of your Pills every nlg6t and rubbed the Ready Re
lief on her spina, basic, and hips. Wo continued
thistrentment one week, when, to.our_joy t .she wan
relieved from her difficulty. She is now, well and
regular, and ban been so ever einem
Yours, very truly,
J. G. RODG,GOIT;
Your Pills cured me of Piles that,' I feel Damned
was caused by over-dosing with dfantio'pills.'
Dn. RADWAY'S PILLS ore elegantly coated vritlt
sweet medicinal gums, which render theth very con
venient, and well adapted for children and persons
who dislike to take medicine, especially pills. Price
Twenty•five cents per box; sold by druggists and
Country Merchants. Principal office, 87' Maiden
Lane,
,New York. RADA4IIALOG,I.I'
August I, 1865. —lyr
-D• ,
r. P.B .PA JAL,
LATE SURGEON IN. THE UNITED
STATES ARMY, would announce to tbe citi
zens of Allentown and vioinityethat he is cantle ?
uing the practice of Medicine in.Akamtrowtcen
Eighth Street, above Hamilton, first house aboie
Lichtonwallner .t Co's store. Having bad thehan
or to belong to the OPERATING Cones tat the bat
tles of Fredericksburg, Chtincellersville;'Franklin's
crossing, &a., and having had charge of fineltitea.
HOSPITALS, ho has hadinnah experienee'in all the
details of Sunorati , and the treatment of diseases
generally.- The Doctor is a regulastgradeaterof the
Juneau"( MEDICAL COLLEGE of Philadelphia, and
has been practicing medicine during the past sight
ecn year's. Having had much eiperiemce in tbotreat
ment of diseases of the EYE, he would - espeoially
solicit the patronageof tho , o who may be afflicted
with diseases of that impollreforgan. Having re
stored the sight of ninny a .ts have bagan') pOR
YEARS. lie would also solicit the attention of those
suffering from chronic diseases, mob as Dnorsir, (for
which behas au almost infallableremedy,) Dineases
of the KIDNEYS, KtIEUIIATIIIM, SMURALGIA, ORRoN
-10 COMM, DIAIIRLICEA and DYSENTARY, (which he
professes to cure in less than Milt the time required
by ordinary remedies,) GRAVEL, °intim, or enlarge
ment of the nook, PILES, MARAIIIII7II or Consumption
in children; SION HISADACIIE, TAPE WORM, MILAN
CIIOLIA, SCROFULA, or King's evil, EPILEPSY, or
falling sieknese,;Pernin Sone Tunes.; TETTE F., DIS
EASES PECULIAR TO FEMALES; also diseases of the
Liver, Lungs and Heart.
Having now practised medicine here for over two
years, the Doetorle obis and willing to refer to per
sons in this place who have been cured by him of
mostof the diseases specified...
All calls from town or county. will receive prompt
attention by day or night, '
Medicines furnished to all patients, which be pre
pa:os himself, as he will use none but the very beat.
References : His former patients,
4.llentown, May 211 1840
EntrintEl3E RUPTURET
LATEST IMPROVED
TRIA333.g AND BRACSS
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AT
Dr. C. A.. ifoorhie...& Co's•
. DRUG. SIP 0
No. 45 Northampton Street, Easton, Pa.
I N order to enjoy the advantages of wearing a
1. • Truss, it should be accurately fitted to the parte
by one who understands the nature of rupture. A'
poor Truss, or a Truss badly fitted often does more
harm than good, )n coneequenee of which, particu
lar attention lapatd tb the llttitiiht tlukm who de;
s.ro,R. FCIII6IO Abdominal Supporters and Elas
tic Stookings on tand, tipinal and , ,ClubfootAPPs-L
ratus furnished op application.. ~
A private °Mau and regular attendance!
'lJuly.lo. 1868. " ,t . l .
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r ifea•Don'ilbei is' toot Iloior itreave
tb*adill'o tingiont.
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