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SUMMER ARRANOABANTS_7IB 66 .
On and s:Aar Monday. 6220111 5 ,11162,`Pi r s igniter
Trains of tßihigh Wilily 'Railroad Company will
ran in so the several roads running
to Wilkesb Viiii•Ydtk and Philadelphia, RI fol
lows :
DOTI* OR 148.TWARD
>.
ennosa.. r:o. f No. 9.
Leave „ A. M. A.ll. P. M. A. M.
Wilkes Barrel,' , 800 1.15
Whits Haus, „ j 9.30 3.00
Tanned 9.86 3.06
Hiekory Run . 9.45 3.15 3
Mud Itun,,,n J. • ,
10 9 . . 0 5 0 1
3 5 . .2 3 2 1
it m
Rockport
Shenandoah. ~„ , , 2.10 a
Mahanoy City, 2 . 15 ' .
Audenriod, • , 74 , 200
Jean:ovine 2.16
Beaver Meadow • 2.35 • .4
Weatherly 8.25 3.20
Penn Haven 10.24 3.53 2
Mauch Chunkl o . 47 4.95,
Lehighton 4.40 s 16:57 _
'-' 1 4.26 ! 3
4.41 3a
hl& GrIP t IL -013 ~ 3 „ • ';' 4.53
aMtington BATS t 3 11.20 0
,02.
Rockdale6.lf • . 5.13
Laurfe 1 3 `5.23 ._ • ,
W h i te h a ll ,33:, taw:, .1 . '6.30,
Coplay pfr Alft 5, 1 . 42 5 .3 8/ 131;i
BOkimdanqua ;4, 3 ~ • ,
Oatauuqua 2! , s
11.47 • 4.4 6.38 1
,
Mien Fircl,. 6.54 5.60
Allento „A• "' 6.00 11.5 r 5.65 1.10
Bethleh 6.15''" 12.13 6.15 1.20
Truinanairarg 6.2$ 6 24
Easton, '6,44 12.43' 6.45 2.00
Phil/Welk!,
c'''• p,gir 4,35 , r 8.45
New Toff, 4.10 .10.45 • 6.00
NO. 544sii:Ss j 'Ilethlihrith at' 12.401 Preisnatts.
burg 12t 6 1,.; Esslitot: 1.15 ; ,New Yotk 6.20.
f ir.tiBm,A.Wp
.7yr4q.s.
.
er4110414 , r70 1 No. S. No. 6. No.lo. No. 2. No. 4.
Emma 1,, mt: :A. 31. • M.P.M. A. M. P. M.
New ydolvoti...l, • 7.00 12.00 4.00 9.00, 6.00
- , 7.80 5.16
Reston soh Nr. , ; 9.47 8.25 7.40 11.54 11.24
Preemeeebtwir , :1007 3.49 ,8.06
Bnchiskont, rc‘, 'llOO 4.00. 8.16 12.24 11.58
Allowwwwo - VII • 10.27 4.16 . 8.80 12.35 12.04
AllentanYlintnace.:. 4.20 • 8.84
•
Catuantpta• ,•. 10;47 4.28 . 8.42 .
Rokesitanqns . 10,58 4.33 8,47 2
Cloplay,t , fr”• • 10.67 4.38 8.61 •-•
Whitehall 11.02 4.48 8.66
Lai:mead/ " • • 11.10 4.50 9.04
Roadster , r.- 11.19 6.00 9.14
Blatingtbn ,J • 11:21 6.12 9.25 •
Lebigb69,o • 18.86 6.18 9.81
Perryville 11.48 8.33 9.43
Lehighton 1 11.55 5.39 9.50 yj
Mauchonk • 12.05 5.50 10.00
Penn ffatnin:. : .12.82 6.13
Weatherly . 12.64 .•
PeaveNll44dow •.1.24
Jeansiala r, r Lap
Andentled;: !.;. 1.44
Mahanoy City, 1.45
Shenatiabab,.• . 1 1.60
Rockport 12.53 6.37
Mud Ran1)11- • 1:02 6.46
Rieketrellnk. • 1:07 6.62
Tannelyd/r.. 11.17 7.01
White Haven 1.23 7.07
Ar Wilkie Barre, .2,59. 8,85
-at)
,
Dental iiitiroadaf New Jersey—AU up and:dale I
trainfebtlitlitiVEaston. with the trains of the Cep. I
tral 114111114 of NevYadrsey to and from New York.
t t
T, b ,
itsfiLs ta la B tl i r s iad . . i . i. D i o d w s w e t o ra b i: e s a N t
a o i
Bethrja m WU rforilPhilliablphia. Traiiiit
Prom Philadelphia connect al Bethlehem with down
train No. 7 and with up.traitie Hos. 11 and 10.,
East Pennsylvanra ltdilroail.—Dawn trains Nos.
land 5, an&np paths H05..2. 4,1_ and 8, Connect at
Allentown With hid& Mr:Reading and Harrisburg.
TrifteArpm Tlarriaburg and Reading connect at Al
thathwWWlil4ol &at trains. I' . . -- ' , -
Belvidere Delaware Railroad. - Down trains Nos.'
.
1. 3 and 5 connect, at Phillipsburg with trains for
Philadelphia. Trains . from ,Philadelphia connect
at Phillipsburg wit,b,up,trains Noe, 2 and 10, and
trains from Belvidera opainietwith up trains Noe. 8
and 8.
it . ,
Clawless Rai ro ad train No. 7 and up
train No. 8 oonne tat Qnakake.Lination, with trains
of th e Oatawissa &Broad.,:
Hapleton Railriiit&—Dowtil trains Nos. 5 and 7,
and4thibi No.B connect withtraine of the Basle.
terrilaUread.. , .
Lehigh and Susquehanna Railroad.--Down trains
141g10111,:eirg trains ; Nos. 8 and B,,conneot
at 'Ha `eh, thithe of die Lehigh arid Sas:
qui:dilute/a; Railroad,to and from Wilkesbarre. No
ebadlastcare between Wilkesbarre and New York
ows#VrainNo. 0 and down train No. 7. No, change
betinsigt , ,Wiflresbarrs and Philadelphia on up train
11•111asielownt train No. 5, ,
1 t.tn , !.: ,',L ~B. H. HAtRE.Supt. A Eng
avartlilthe ~ ' . • . • ' '
READING RAIL .ROAD.
SUM DIRIR A.IIRANGEMEDITS,
t 97 Astle , ,ll/4. 1866.
GREAT .T3IIIIOR TANS P ROM THE. NORTH
and North-West for Phlltidefphia, New York,
Rea4hjw poitsViEe. Tamaqua, Ashland, Lebanon,
AlllMth*n, Easton, Elibiata, Tatiz, , Laneaster, Col
umbia. ke g dio.
Wife_ •• ittaVe 'Harrisburg for New York, as lbilows
MEAL 840 and 9 06 A. Ai.; and 2.10 and 9.15 P.
11EriEntterfting with similar Trainmen the PenosYle
mania, Rail Read, and aerivingat New York at 6.00
sad 10.10 04 ompimpti.4 s lOiS.2o and 10.45 p. m.—
(tarp amtonutMlying the 6.00 a. m , and i
9.-
191 1311 7ett4, eallitent
nisburg for Reading, Pottsville, Tama
qaat_Minersville, Ashland, Pine Grove; Allentown
sad Pb i ltiltbiagst• 8 1 40 a.m., and. 9.10 and 4.10
h eat !Minion ind "Amapa Wry Sta
.lo p. m., train making connect one for
.
it lMphia and Columbia on . F. ' Potts
viEKS6huYlkill Haven and Aubur:* thi , 4 : 4 1 , nyikill
and Enk , quaharraa Railroad, leave Ha (r 1 •MO
Rettltilifng : Leave New York at 7. I a. m,
121.00n60n and6.oop. to.; Philadel at 5 a.m.,
and 8.80 p. to: Way passenger Train leav"
at 7.110 a.m., returning from Reading at
11$41p m en, stopping at all Station,'; Pottsville at
8.45 a. m. and 9.45 p. m. ; Ashland dOD audit SO
1 140 1 04 8 g41 1, 0 f! PP Tamaqua at 0.45 a. in. and 1..
411114111,801 , m•
cLUlPlPottarllia for Harrisburg, via Sobnyikill
4101144 as uebanna Railroad, at 7.00 a. tn.
Read g timocittmodation Train ; Loaves Reading
14440 a•M.s.,roturning from Philadelphia. at 5 00 ,
-ssMaßtantila. Eallipad trains leave Reading at 6 45
a. me, 12.05 noon and 8.15 , p in., for Ephrata, Lids,
leitattaatare
galaktgandaya: leave New York at 800 p Phil
adalpkin 800 a wand 316 p ni, the 8,00 ata train
-tranming only to Heeding. Pottaville 800 a to. Tsh
,1 , 40, a nit. Harrisburg 9.65 a in and Reeding
6 , end Y.so a tn., for Harrisburg. and
iteau.m: for New Lair and 1.25 p.m. for Phila.
dalphia.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, School and Hee
mirth*, Tjeketa to and from all points, at reduced
sitistesttd.l' :•
Baggage ;beaked through • 80 pounds allowed
each-Passenger. 01 A. NICOLL/3,
General Superintendent. '
Reading, Oa., .tune 25th, 1866. .
Eati(Pennsylvania, Railroad.
crmi SUM MER ABRANGEMPTS.
Cbtsmencing Afandass, Afa,y 2184 1866
tlikkiil;t."to7NElW "NOOK ;AND PITTOBIJOG ..IFITIIO UT ;
. .
(ID CUANOIII OF CAUL . . i
4 AO 2(t t tO t ..4,r i tg t own AI?: , Cr a d t On . 4l; Or i ti
and 11.44 P. M. , ;ile ti./10 A. M . .,iialite direr 'co -
. 3 = 4D atLirrisbnii, for charnbershurg, Ilage s
:t
d Math'. oh the % Otimherltuld'MarteY,lta '-
ro am
.flenteal Railroad, North , and Souh,
and the oil region.
..111.0 ~10,0 A. 14., 1T.35 and I .. ,
1
44 P M
~ sic de" Western' •Eigiress trains , 'die et I
""''thtitiartn'Plittabutrwithotst change of cars. Thu
7.00 ,M. thin stops' at all•'stations of this road,
'ltitild iskke connections at , Reading for. Pottsville,
- , l ;', niritillritemi'Tattiaqua and all points in tho.Eloh4l-'
~.."1 " - 1 111, 0 aal regions; (or Philadelphia and all pnikts on
Tslt_tr, - Piriladelphia and Reading Railroad, also for
•.' ggliktlyberg,;oltatibbisburg,..llagerstonn, York/Got-
A gli the Oil region; Williamsport, and the lYtist.
lolt `'.4;41 1. 161P NI train stops at all stations, connects
66 'with trains for Pottsville, Cannabis.
•I• • Mit ' , Lit's ' Lancaster, Harrisburg,. Le. The
- "J. . I "Mi, tr ain leaves daily (Sundayslneitaled l
‘I - I . R‘ding, llarrishurg, and the:West.. . ; J 1 .',
Passengers are requested 0 purchase their tiCitete
before entering the ears, as higher titre will be
charged on the oars.
Tickets for nap at the Allenionit ollice fur all
nta tin this roadjand the principal aflinna ou the
. laealphia ad Rsading. Labanoli , ' allaz and
semis railroads) Watt, littiih•witst and
'lnt tittll'sB3 eh ilniiii) Eliri; • 14'6
11111111TLV . ILULIt
•
fltreer Daily • Tritispa ;Atlertotowio Phikuiely hi
PASSEP .
NGERS foe Philadelphia tak e L. V.
trains passing Allentown at 6.00 a. m.,12.02
noon, ana 6.66 p. my/mike iolOse oonneotiop; with
the trains of N. P. R. R. al "136thlobein, 'and arrive
n Philadelobiskei and 8,40 p. to.,
resneotlvSlfr.
Passengers Per n - tales 0 train
`torn tilithlthou , n i (Anis Isle
.nd can re urn ... evening,
• All l'assengerexcept gun.b-vTrains,)s,sM
. ,ect, t Cr s Teat', l'hilah 0, Iphia, with 4 and 6th.
.tionettiry Pas.engcr knilw.sy;
. . 1113131tN13.10.
. .
- • new Depot, Third street, above Lliotu -
elphio at 7.30 H. ru m and 6.15 p. m., arriv
• nto!ii n'a I sa.? - 144 B.Bplpt m:, ra t
LOCAL SCHEDULE. '
(nigh Indus Daily, StindayaKeropted.]
r trains leave the new—Depot, Third
adelphia. •;,:.
Usher% ,at• 7.30 ,a. ra., 3.30,p, M., and
lestown at 8.35 a. m., and 2.30,4.16 p. m.
.sdaie.at 6.4/ p. m.
Waihirikedry at.lli#oo.l . o ,
RALI4B' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
,Bethlehem at 6.25 a. m. 12.25 noon and
Leave t
/011, Phila.!
lug In AII.I
Three
Paosseag
attostp Ph ,
• For. e:
15 P.ll
For Do
For La
For Fo
Leave
6.15 p.m..
Leave Boyleitown at .6.40 a. ta., 8415, and 5 80
p. tn.j . •
Leave Lansdale at 6.00 a, u..
Fort W,aahington' ' at 2.16 p. m., 10.50 a. in.
' Fare-4111entown to Philadelphia, 81 80
ELLIB CLARK, Agent.
angB-'651
nuttovs . A' - 1.4! e:
r*iiiiaiiii4 .. ..- -
li i' AT - 10 .
HAT,(. 'A ,: , ~ .
f_
lES AIMISHM gisl T i
1 oi r. , • : .. , ,
HAS bean '," motel to 001:TRBY PET44I. S
b ilding op flae HatnDton S treet, i
Opp mak il?.e Court Home, i
i Ite
Where an n , . • fotind Abe • latest',
and fattiona a tree; of •, :• ...•
i ... :-',_.... • glee;
AND DAPS . . ^ 4 .
Also :tariliiiaikkddeta. :'' "
' ' Gents ' Furnishing fGoods--,
DEPARTMENT !
- 4
-With a fall line of NEW GOODS, such as
iiANPKERCHIEFS,..,, ,
j SUSPENDERS. ,•, .
1 UNDERSHIRTS,
• . ' OVERSIIIRTS, •
, ,
pittikvy,Rs,
i COLLARS,
NECK
GLOVES,
.1 • etc., eta., ate.
iCONE ONE COMB ALL ! !
and tki for yourselves. the beautiful assortment o
good.{, before purchasing elsewhere. I will take
great pleasure in showifig my goods, and can satis
fy all that I (tau and will soll.goads
75 PER CENT CHEAPEN. THAN
,4•:,.•47c. OTHER.
r HOUSIZOIITHDE OF THE MIES.
New'goods received daily from 'th4 , manufacturers
and for sale at the lowest ratee..: Ifeb2o-1.
HI -
STAND FROM - UNDER !
GOLD 1441
And Prop:lir or MIOI4IO
X",, , ,;404 1 PL r at ;
.I+ , •' ,
RULES.IiiiE 11 okr .
Had StibiGtiods.
'SPRING STYLES.
1 '. ' • - , • •
.' hrist .& .Sauer',s,
No. lb West Hamilton street opposite
the Odd Fellows' Hall, have on hand the
largest assortment of Hats and Cap„
spring and summer styles, ever seen in
Al ontown, comprising every style and .quality.
,from five dollars down to fifty cents, and such that
will become old anlyoung. - ' _
Their stock of Ceps is the largest in AllentoWn,
and ;it extremely low prices. To convince the pub.
lii of what is said, it may bb well to state that they
have rintrr-oria different styles. Surely enough to
eke a person a chance of suiting his taste,
j,Ol/' Messrs. Christ A Eauers direot attention to
this fact that they are the only Masuraorunaus of
Hits In Allentown.
STRAW GOODB.—A beautiful assortment of straw
h ts, for men and boys, will be kept constantly on
'i nd during the season; to which we invite ptiblio
tendon. Give us a Call.
ligs..Country'liferidianta would do well to give
X call, as we will wholesale them Hats and Caps
eaper tittip,thsy can get them 10. the pity.
Allentawni Adgistll.—tf. ', ...• : '''
• •
Music!! Muko!!
suE.F.T 51USI,D DEPOT!!.
, . . ,
t ' tt lilarge enprotyloh hand--it Ave have not got
the pleat) yotcwant, we oan get it for you ma
w days if you will leave the name of the piece with
its. .. . - • .
Ixerftnevion Boors .for all:kinds of. TrlOrrauents
constantly on hand at bust's Variety Store.
AIOUIS 4 MB 1 VIOMIS ! I
tit all pikes. Violin Strings, Tail :Pieces, regii,.
Bows, Rosin, Blank Music paper, at FOLIIT P B Varie
ty
. .
' WCAMPING 1 SrAMPING
Done at short notice—receiving new patterns . uon- I
Istantly. Call awl see the patterns at Foust's .Varie-
Ity
, Storo.
!N.QTIQ.NS 'NOTIONS! . I .I.NOTIO NTS: 1 . 1
Handkerchiefs' Flosiery, Gloves, Threads, • Sawing
'Silk, Pins,' Nredles, Combs Braids, and Hoop Skirts.
, Call in—it pays to go round thenorner to Foust's Va•
riety Store. • _ v
BASX.ETSI' BA.SKEte/141AIIKEtS
Marketßaskets, Dinner Baskets, Traveling Bas
kets, Cake Baskets; Card. Baskets, Fruit Baskets,
Fancy Baskets, at Folll4's Variety Sten,.
WEIERE 18 FOUBT'LI ' VARIETY STORE?
Sixth Street,
Sixth Street,
Sixth Street,
Sixth Street,
Four doors from Hamilton, in one of the rooms un
der Col. Good's (American) Hotel. [may22-6m
P R PALM
DOI. 71. • .
LLATE SURGEON IN • THE UNITED
:11Tmigs woula•minnonuock to the citi
zens of vicinity; that he is isoistin
uing the .nritotioe, of - Medicine in Abtawrowar, °xi
Eighth 'Streit; abort Lfaullitem,. first house above
bichtenwalltier it, Co's store. Having had the hon
or to belong teethe :Conra at the bat
ties of Fruderiolubtirg,..cikanoellorsville, Franklin's
crossing,tem, Sind halritit tkhd °bore, of acTERAI.
FIOBPITALII, be has had mush experience in all the
details of fiURGZUY and' the treatment of disease.
generalli3OThOoelbt.lS tirsgular graduate of the
Jerrensum Mentes e'flottlfillt Of Philadelfibia, and
hag been prietioing medioine during the past eight
estsgeniv. Havldg.sdtouch experiencein the treat
ment of &gouge of.the AYH, be would especially
solicit the patronageof Wows' who may be affiliated
with diseases of that important organ. 'Having re
stored the eight of untoyiwbo have been SLIND TOR
rustle. He wouldisisiisellalt the attention of those
safferingfromohronip diegafcs. such aq. HnBroT, (fOr,
whisk hobnails almost Iriliallablereintidy;) Dlseastui
Oche Rtnautra, Ilpsuits.vism, NEURALGIA, Cilltofl
- Covens, Hammes. and DYSENTART; (*Molt be
protease: , to cure In fees than half the time required'
hy ordinary redo dies,) na.vilt,, , (wpm, or enlarge
ment of ttIO neck, Pites;ll4llAßillig orConeinnption
in obildrini :linentoet,..T.ten Wows, Mrl,ol
- Heitoimid; or King's . evil, Epthevav, or
falling sioltriesS,lPurim Sows Tnno.ir,,Zerrau,Diii:
sisal PIOOLIAR TO FEVALIBO ; 'also diseases of tpe
Liver p Lungs and,lleart.
how praotlimid Medicine !bens for OW - to
years,lbt Deeint is obis and Wining to.refer p
lona in this place , who.have -been. eared by himlof
moetof the'dlsesees epecilled.. • "
All oallo fyoto town or county will receive proMpt
atiOntlon'hy l day' or night, . •
Mediolded furnished•to all patients, which he pre
ps:es himself, as he will use none but the very but.
Refereed** i Elliforialer.patients.:
4 111antow`o..May 79.1868,
STEWART 1.)E1). - .)',
.263 S. 2D fiTHEETOtOVE
Wutri respeetfunly inform his' customers and
others,tto is now sank% froto one of the largest
null hest assortment of
CAIIPETS,
014 CLOTHS,
wINbbW BILADO: o
14. C.,
that he huh bid NI hand fdt Diatty pul and it fo
dder! , teliptiatkaths.
t j 'r !t: i Vp
liqt r -
t•-
e 4.
,••
II DRY:9OI,DI4
•00i Ii
• •
•
• 'lrr'92V
lAEA
.
DOWN
At tlje LOWEST NQLChI I
Car Loads.of Dry Goods
Miller, Schreiber sk Co's
at EMPORIUM.
As Cheap as Before the War
calicoes' and Ginghams I
unes,4 05Q064
FANCY SILKS
DELAINES,
A LPACCAS,
MORES CLOTH,
'WOOriLAMS, MOUS. DE LAINES, he.
otus GOODS
HOOP SKIRTS AND CORSETS
BLACK II.ICS.
BRINOE , ;.
.REPP§,
CLOTHS. CASSIVIEIRES. &C.,
FOR BIENSand BOYS' WEAR,
I At the LOwekt"Fignres.
•
to enumerate, but situp)) , say that
great many goods are sold now for a good deal
less than they can bo produced.
All the above goods we are able to sell from 10 to
Ift per !cent. less than our neighbor's, as we sell for
cash and buy for ca:sh.
• All we ask ix to give its a call and you will leave
satisfied. 7- • .
NO Treottsmoro SHOW GOODS!
MILLER SCHREIBER & C 0.,,
N. 10 East ITimilton St4ieet:
One Illtior i llelosy Ike ,Fint National:Bank,
' UMBRELLAS, .
HOSIERY,
Selit.,.ll, 18136
Consult Yoe Interest
In Buying . Goods!
Metzger & Osman
Have Just opened at their
TAIL 0 }LI N 0 -ESTABLISHMENT,
O. 33 EAST lIAMILTON - •STREET,
ALLprrOVN, PA.,
THEIR SPIZING ; STOCK OF
C,LOTHS,, CASSINIERES,
VESTINCS, Ste., &C.,
which will be
1 1 = Made up to Order, it
' Tee LATHST ‘ STYLEAr
03Y TIP-TOP WORKMEN.
[ti OD ORTUNIEIS' !MISES ODIC
• etc., etc e , eta., etc.
Our stook to much heavier and better assorted than
EVER BEFORE •
• Don't forget the place; No. 83 East Hamilton str.,
next door to the "Independent Republikaner."
METZGER A OSMAN.
NATLIA2I METZGER, late of the firm of Trozell A
Notzgar.
Ttl.onnan Osman, lately head cutter at the eget
lishment of Treatll A Metzger. •
Allenteirn. Aug. 8. 18(15
Eng' STORI
IN ALLENTOWN!
JUST OPENED ,
• Limier & Steckel.
At LION UAW :Not 20 Bag
• Street
iiPetied a row DRY 000 DE , and•
OERY store. All of their steak is new and
fresh, and has been purchased for cash at the pree•
ant reduced prices, which will, enable thite to sell
at greatly reduced rates. Among their
•
Dress Goods
=I
GREAT BARGAINS :IN
M.:U:BLT N-S•!
16;EA611E 4 D and
LOTS OP FULL
As CHEAP as Before the WAR!
SUCH AS
PILES OF
SttA\WLS t SHAWLS, t
AL:LE NTON N, NA.
it tali shortest notice.
SOLD CHEAPER THAN EVER
Cal/ and Examine
WE HAVE THE
Cheapest Coats,
Cheapest Vests,
•
Cheapest Pants,
Cheapest Overalls,
Cheapest Cloths,
Cheapest Cassimeres,
Cheapest Shirts, " •
Cheapest Collars,
Cheapest Bosoms,
Cheapest Neckties, ,
. , Cheapest Searle,
Cheapest Handkerchiefs,
Cheapest Hosiery,
Cheapest Gloves,
Cheapest Umbrellas,
will be found soma of the latest and most fashiona
ble styles, comprising
Silica, Mohair Leno, •
Leno Voyage, . Grenadine,
Leno Melange, All Wool Delaine, ,
Amures, Melange,
Plain and Figured Poplins.
Bradley's Improved Duplex Hoop Skirt.
Also a full line of
nammves .
Consisting in part of
Caaaimeres,
Tweeds,
Kentucky Jeans.
Cottonades, &o;
Domestic Goods,
Such as Ticking,
Flannels,
Shootings,
Prints,
Cheek, &0., $O.
Terms are CASH!
_
t s .COUNTRY PRODUCE Wien in exchange
for golds.
Wu. It. LAWFIIft,
April 17, 1866
VACATION OVER.
~1---.
SCHOOL BOOKS
ECM
•
friedensbote Book Store r '
E. D. Lcbemiring & '
THEY love tow on hand for the opening of 1h43
tichciolo n'lttrge stook of
School Books, Stationery &c ,
that are sold as obtokp ab at ai:4ploco in thie'lection.
All wanting Books for rohool can and thimit at the
FRIBBENSBOTE BOOK STORE, .
at the tow i rt pricce.
REMEMBER!
Wo always keep on hand a complete assortment of
all kinds wanted In the Schoorlioom.
--- • --- -
PURE LIBERTY WHIM. Lt4p.--,
The Whiteet, the meet duratde and the'utosi econom
teal. Try it 2 Mannfitetiired ohly by
do /kith,
Wholesale Drug, Faint & Glass Dealers
jaueo4,73 No. 181 id, Third tit s , 13killsdiL
BAR
t
for., of Hamilton &VII Sts;,T ,
+ 1 7 4 i ..:.. ALLENTOWiC PAID '
DEALERS IN
Drugs; Chemicals Si Paints,
WHOLESALE AND It L.
i BAR.NES,A, SON'S DRUG 'l'oltE '
.., ' .
;;
r 17 ,7 • • - 1.8 k11011.11,i1l Allentown.
BARNES .t SON'S DRUG STORE
! is known throughout Lehigh county.
BARNES' & SON'S DRUG STORE . '
18 the plae'e to get pure Drugs.
.
.
BARNES .t. SON'S DRUG STORE
' Is thaplace•to get fine and 11.008 Drugs .
BARNES A SON'S DRUG STORE ;
1 . .Is tkp phier to get cheap Drugs.
BARNES i SUN'S DRUG STOICE! 'l': ' ' ' '
Is the place to get good and reliable ModieineEt.
BARNES A SON'S DRUG STORE .
Is the place to get prescriptions.eo tupounded
BARNES Jr SON'S DRUG STORE. ,
Is the place to (tot Perfumery and 'Palmy Artielos
BARNES A SON'S DRUGqOpI
Is the place to gut any genUirie Patent Medicines.
BARNES A SON'S DRUG STORE
Is the place to get Dye Stuffs.
BARNES SON'S DRUG STORE
Is this place to get Trusses, Supporters Shopider
Braces
BARNES & SON'S DRUG STORE.
Is the place to get pure Wines and Liquors Mr
Medical Purposes.
BARNES & SON'S DRUG STORE
le the.placc to get Paints and 01Is.
BARNES & SON'S DRUG STORE
Is the place to get Window Glass and Putty.
BARNES & SON'S DRUG STORE
• Is the place to get the best Varnishes.
BARNES SON'S DRUG STORE.
Is the place for country merchants to obtain
. supplies.
BARNES'.IS SON'S:I/RUA STORE
• p, the place for Pliysicipme to obtain mupplio
BARNES ei . SOIFS
DRUG STORE
Is the place for Storekeepers and Country Merchants
• ,to oldain their supplies or • • ,
Kerosene Oil, Sal Soda, Conoentrated Lye, Pure
Ground Spices, Blatehti, Smell, Shoe Blacking,
''Bicarb. Soda, Salaratus, Alcohol, Lard and
Whale OiliNeaes Foot Oil,CastileSoap,
Indigo, Bathllricks, Store Lustre,
White Chalk, Cream Tartar,
Rerd Saltpetre, Epsom
Salts, Castor Oil,
Iterd Borax,
Camphor,
' Swat Oil,•111ack Ink, Essences, ate.. •t. Co. Le..
At Bbritet & ,on'it Drug 41orc —You can, buy . 'your
Cattle Powders.•
At Ihirufa.4o-:Zia 8,-Dgug-.Stor,c;;-_-1" o
. ti coin h _lt•
' ; .iiilaiiiiii-.o.ilit fir'-244ent;f-':-
At Barnet,t , , OMI/oi4it kifit,Kkaic! l 4 ,l ' 4lt isl i
1 0
, : •:.F.',i e,. - .;,:U . to 6 4 pal i2 ,...?i... :, ~, 4. , ) ; •-• ,
Avila • 1:14 , 4. Ao
. 4'''. t iPAii i t I:e..:NiAitv A4ti :1)tiy : r0111,!.
:,.' ible**l . lSCNtigtilif a' .''' ,:..... ... , '':
At BallleB & Son's Ihilig Actre,Will be 'foutniti - ftilf
s . ,..
supply of all article, tiSed 'ln the -
'PAINTING ' , BUSINESS
• At BARNES .t SON'S DRUG
list
Q STORE Is' hd place to Bind all I F
the popular Patent Medicines 1 .., ,
end air Restoratives of the, . a
H
z I day.' Wisluirts Pine Tree Tar =
Cordial,Hun ter's Worm Cakes, es ,
0 . ~ m
Ilebold's Extract. Buchu.Dr. 0 op h
elt al Rose's Family Medicines, Ay- • 0 Cp
Z We Cherry reeteriabSarsapa
mg rills. and Pills, Dr. Jayne's a
i Medicines, Ilooflantl's Gorman f 4.•
Bitters, Woods Hair Restore.-
, ell thoe,Sterling's Ambrosia... Mei-
- 6
, O
chant's argling Oil, etc. I 14.
We Would call attention to the fact that we are
constantly receiving fresh goods from Philadelphia
and other market., and we are able to
COMPETE WITH ANY OPPOSITION.
Thankful fur the liberal patronage bestowed upon
this house, we hope, through the favor of a discrim
inating public, to merit a continuance of the same.
Our endeavors shall always be to PLEASE ALL,
and to furnish
' , •
Kw@ kits lion at ILQAP Re Q,04,
juiy244.l. BARNES & SON.
IME
111811. 11E1 AIL. r3IIC"
ATTRACTIONS.
NEW FALL GOODS !
0A LL os.ma MI
M1X7333E111. SR OS.,
(1.44-TE,
No. 7 REST 11A14II'hTON 'NTREEI,
Would roamottully Wolin thexiti en of Lehigh
county that they have luct fovaitid a corparnefahiP;
as above, and that they. have Pat tinpaclted afresh
tot* of
WINTER,COODS,
NEW YORK , AND !PHILADEWLII4
And are now offering them at the
tititiEgT ittAILICET . . PRICEgI . .l'
CRY 76bObA"f
eakitiiTif46 : 6l o 111 E LATEST erirLat or
Figured and Pliin Alpaca.
Figured and Plain all Wool De Laines
SHEPHERD PLAIDS,
.BbACK , SILKS, _ •
SUBI3I,ER SILKS,
White Counterpanes, ,
Linctr and •Cotl,on Sheetings,
Checks,' - •
• . • Gin,ghfunsi ;
' • Beddcks,
dc„
Shepherd Plaid , Aciltnarals,
4,BlaCk
Cassitnerep. •
"
,1, ! , Cortrart#4' ; • g
Cottonaaes.
Kentucky' Jeans,
.1 1 1 F:
A'D EV-C1:0 A Ki .,
Cr*.
5 r . % Vain . Colors,
ifqdreiei
Ond ,
PLAIDS UT VAIIIOtiS COLORS:
s%E4ibttaillEid" 21 CAM.
A fall line of Clothe, Casein:terns, Sattinette and
Veetinge, all kinds and prices, which will be sold
cheap.. I '",„ 1
We have 13 44 8. 400 on hand a large end ,woll se.
looted dock of alrkin'ds of'
CROCKERY,
Wu. R. firgoini.
—ly
GROCEIRIEIB
MACICEIREL,
SALT, &o
Which we will divotse of at the very lowest cash
Prcee.'
All kitids of Country Produce taken in eichange
for 'goal' and the highest market prices allowed.
`• A.Mi like 40 .your Interest I
:for'eve feel Satisfied'that we can suit your TTTTTT a.
well as your rustles. • •
Don't forget the place, bro. 7 West Hamilton
street, second dtior abcve the Eagle Hotel.
Returning thanks for the patronage received in the
pawl, and hope thet by a continuous effort to accom
odate their friende and oustouserb,and., ,conse
guanoe of the largenest and variety ofthelr'atdoir, to
merit and receive a continuance of the support and
good will of the people,
A. A. Hoses.
Allebtown, July 18.
4141 Knit PER YEAR! W e want agents every=
IUP .where to salt our rurnoyan $2O Sewing
Machines. Thine nep kinde. Pinter and upper feed.
Warranted, five years., Above 'salary - or large cont..
missions paid. The ONLY machines sold in the Vol..
ted States for lees than $4O, which arefaty , licensed
by Home, Wheeler & -Wiison, Grover & Biker, ,Hiey.
er d Cu.. nd Bache/der. All other cheap machines
are infr ingements and the feller or user are /table to
arrest. fine and imprisonment. Circulars frees Ad
hes% or cell upon Sliew It Clvrin DiddetUrdi Maine,
ur Ghloago) Ilf
Drotturovr Ist
AtiLENTAWN, RA
FROM
' " "WifITE GOODS,
G. L. flumes
TIE I iriTS EI M
IN A t ENYOWN:,_ I I%',
~1 , 1 1.
THEififiltUS.T.llo4sf.
--:
.
9 .4
CHEF OASH STORE
I \ do
• .. , 010.;\
LET. LOOSF.!
• •
tRi . '7
T"'•
•. 14 ople at Unit :(tx,e nonvpred thil t Ahem:.
. nothing like •
'ERIE
E* O i Cn S TORE g
All wilose motto is "E(.lt.No:lll'.7:lliNd .1111111111-
muutily
• Btrianag & 5.11514113,.
who have just opened . their inimeno,etook of
Fall and. Winter Goods!
; COMPRISING OF ;
bIERLIsioES,..
REPPS
ALI'ACCAS •JIOIIA IRS,
DELA I NES, • CASHMERES.
IV 0 91;7L LAOES,'Sc.,/to., c.,
nil of which were selected with the gteiitest care, nod
arc therefore all the most beautiful .shadc , J, and at.
such adtenishing low prices that nobody can help
but buy—call and examine them.
Mt MUM .Q0)(101, t
MUSLINS,
CHECKS.
&et, : • •
front 10 to 20per cent. cheaper tit an.their neighbors.
Stone are boasting of It) cent Calicoes, Sc., but
call and ROC 00104, which are STILL CIIVIAI.EII—apd
prettier !tyleb were never brought to this town,
TICHINCS
FLANNELS I FLANNELS 1
O EVERT COLOR AND QUATATY. •
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings.
chetTer bonglit'Amyr4tom else this
imet i r the State. • •
Clothing made to Order,
•,..\;sl4, WAIIItANTED TO FIT 011 . No
They have also always on hinul a fresh supply of
Groceries and Provisions.
Everybod y reenot .particularly well pleated with
their:TF.4; which thety, sell 25 to 30 ,;endt per pound
cheaper than any store in the county.
CASH PAID ; F9IR.pIkiTTER.
• EtALIA EARLY
,eo.td Exarairto thetr stock.
lip TROUBLE TO SHOW BOOBS!
itEmEnBER THE PLACE.
THE
0 Store
BURDGE & JONES,
No. 9 East Ilamiltcn Street,
3 doors below the Allen ItisinO.
N. B.—We were under a great inconvenience last
Spring, owing to the enlarging nriil improving of
the store room, we know, Oat n great ninny loft in
disgust on account of the crowding, dust and dik,
and not receiving the roper attention. But the
room is now larger and beantifullf fixed, and hay
ing a number of new clerks, we itre now mile to re
ceiVe and please all. ' ' ' (Sept-. 17.—1 y
AN OLD STAND!
NEW RRORMETQRS
AND ,
50, 0 . 0 0 New Customers
W'A,NTED.
THE undersigned wish to inform the public that
they have purchased the well known
Grocery & ProVitidon, Store,.
formerly kept by Gomler at CO, on SEVENTH ST.,
a few doors above the ALLENTOWN BANK, where
they, intend to keep constantly on hand h Fresh stock
of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS. Their stock
censintaof
SUGARS, RAISINS;
COFFEE, CURRANTS,
. STARCH, BEANS,
MOLASSES,
DRIED CHERRIES, &c.
DRIED APPLES, DRIED PEACHES;
Dried Beef, Shoulders Hams.
TEAS AN SPICA,
OF THE VARIOUS KINDS AND THE BEST
• QUALITIES.
LIVE POULTRY ALWAYS ON HAND.
The do not take time to enumerate, but invite all
to give than a triak for they feel satisfied that they
can sell their stook:at.a rice that wilkbe ntisfacto
' Give us o Gull
aepl 1-t TROVEI,T. DUTZ.
itlitSTOl'iE SIGHT
7J B E
'JAR. J. STEPIIF 4 NS & CO.'S
. PATENT CORNEA RESTORERS.
Or, RESTORERS OF TILE ETD:11011T.
They luilZ lieslara Intrair4l Sip% and l'averre
it to the Lane Period of we.
SPECTACLES RENDERED .lISELL2S. ,
The most eminent Physic
' • .4;•-•4 - ,• . -fr lane, Oculists, Divines, and
t,ti•he most, prominent men of
our country, roctunmend the
~,,1 • win of the' P.ESTOR
' ". • • Miff forPresbyOlnit. or Parer
9 Long-Sightednoss, or every
person who wears spectacles
from old sue ; Dimness of Vis
ion, or. Blurring ; Overworked
Eyes ; Asthenopia, or Weak-
Eyes ; Epiphora„ or Watery
Eyes ; Pain in the Eyeball,
Amaurosis, or Obscurity of
Vision ; Photophobia, eir, In-.
tolerance of Light ; Weliknesa•
of the Retina and °nth; Nerve;
,My•odesopia, , or •fipook g or
Moving bodies, before ,the
Eyes ; Ophtbelmii, or Indent
mation of the Eye and Eye
lids ; ,Cataract Eyes; 1i613110.
' on - Partial' Blindness;
iiinkLtig • Of .tho .Eyeball, and,
Imperfect Viska front the
affeeta of Intbunnlittlon, kc.
KIM
. They can. be vised by any one with a certainty
of auecesa, and without the least fear of injury to
the eye. More than .8,000 certificates of cures are
exhibited at. our office. Cure guaranteed. In every
case when applied aoaording to the directions
inelmud in each box, or the money will be cu.
funded. IVrile for a Circular—sent gratis.
'Ad4reqe, Dr. J. STEPIIENS.V. CO., Oculists.
•• • . 1. . • • (P. 0.13ae• 926.)
For eakcat littahtorea.Rtuntly Drug Store, No.
If Abler. llouse. eorPor fit. I:W*4V Street and
Ifroadway, New 'York.
Air Dn. 81T.PHENN k CO. baen lllVented
and patented a MYOPIA or CORNEA FLAT.
TENtIR, for the rum of NEAR•SIOHTEDNEfifi,
which has proved a great ettcceas. Write fur a
Ctruniar. •
Aiigust 14, 19136
itIaWMAA & LEO/NAItD)
MANUFACTURERS,
. ,
dOin - '
WHOLESALE k RETAIL DIALERS IN
ffMIII3IE.4 - 11CTIE31M
SILVER PLATED GOODS,
704 arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA:
• .
~ . THOSE in want of SM.' • ... ,
t .‘ VER or SILVER PLATED
' i
I.t Is. , . WARE , will fi Y....=
nd it much to
. their advantage by visiting
111 , our store before making their •
• --= '
,purcluMe . s. Otir long tope- urm,
' .--= • deuce in Atte manufauture tif . . . •
the above kind ur goods enables tpi t.• defy titupeti
tiots. • , ,
,
We keep no goods! hut those wh iuli are qr tub !tilt
clues, all of our own snake, and will be sblll'at reduc
ed pr ices. rjuly3-1y
•
MB
tb* rr
ltcooo
htt 5
Oti go l od Melt. to etrii h dont,
l
CEO
AT THE
MEM
cALICOES,
E 4 419 r si rPrial3.o F 4.4
iiLl.eontitutional :disease, it corrup lon
y • thi4 fide:babbles, vitiated, „
,tieo ß , and Poor. Being , fivilie• circulation.; it. •
pervade* the 'Whole itedYlancl . niy ; bitrit Out
in disease on any Fnt; of it. No : organ is free
ffromits: attacks, nor ili there. ono' which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously
caused by mercurial disease; low living, dis
91Weil! or unhealthy food, impure air, fi lth
•:kfilthy„hallits, the depressing viceA,
tilt cll.. by the. vCriereal infection. Wl.:il
exdr e i ts origin, it .is :hereditary iii tLe c,nr
aiitAtiort, :descending." from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation ; " indeed,
.it seems to - be the rod of Him who says,
will visit the. fniquities of the fathers upon
'. `
Its effects'etnrifirce lly deposition from the
blood of 'coritiplor ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles.; the, glands, swellings; and on
the siirface, eruptions or Sores. This foul cor
•ruptliiri, which iii
gendersthe blood, 'depresses
the energies of lifq,,so that scrofulous constitu
tions not only suffer Vora Scrofulous com- •
• plaintsi but they.havo far less power to 'With
stand pe• •ottacks of other , diseases; cciise
quently vast numbers perish 'by' disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their iiature,
are; teriderett fatal by 'this taint in the
Mint cif the consumption which de
cimate* the human'family has its origin directly
in this sinOhiliiiis contamination • and nanny
destruotive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
nnd, indeed, : of all the organs, arise front or
are agg, ravated th e.same cause.
One',quarter Of all our people arc' scrofulous ;
their persona. are invaded by this lurking in
fection, and their-health is 'undermined by it.
TO cleanse it front the system we must renovate
the blood by an' alterative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food. and exercise.
Such a tnedicine'!wo , supply:
• AYER'S
'COillpollild Extract of Sarsaparilla,
the most effectual remedy, which the medical
skill of our times can devise • for;this every,
where Prevailingandiatal malady: It is com
bined; from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and, the rescue a the
aystetn from its 'destructive. consequences.
Henee it should be' employed for the cure of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affec
tions which arise from it,
: Such as 'Ertoefitvi:
and Simi DISEASES, Sr.' ANTHONY'S
ROSE, or EILYBIPELAS. PIMPLES, Poartn.Es,'
BLOTCHES, BLAINSandIIotra,ToMORS,TETTEIt
and SALT 'RHEUM, SCALD ..HEAD, RINGWORM.
RIIIIVMATISM, SYPHILITIC and Mtnicuttim. D IS
LASUR. DROPSY, DYSPEPSIA, Denuriv i and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS MUSING FROM Yam
iED: OR btrunn 1.1r.000. The popular belief
in .iniput'il!.) 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 anddregerierate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
continninated constitutions.
A.Y.FoTt'.S
Ague. .rare,
FOE TIIE APVEDV. EPEE OF
' I
intermittent Fever, or Paver and Ague,
Derntttekt n key.ers_,C,hlLD-FeTer, Dumb
Ague, ^re i,.. ! i pieekilieadekehe,'or nalous
Deadoehe d , Vevere, :Indeed
for the who e class of diseases orighutt
ing In binary derangement, CftIISCII by
the Nalarga. Of 21ilitimettle, Countries.. -
. . ,
Wmare enabled here to oilbr the community
remedy which, while it cures the above compluinta
with certainty. is. still perfectlyharmless in any
quantity. §ncli a remedy is invaluable in districts
where these lfflietinctiftrarders - This.
"CUIiE" expels tho miasmatic poison of Fnven
Ave AGUE from the systep, arid prerents the de
velopment of the &Scalia, f taken on the fir! - st ap
proach of its premonitory symptoms. It is not only
'the titst remedy even , et discovered. for this-class
of cotriplifintlii Mit alto the !tinges*: • 111 M large
quantity We supply for a dollar brings it ivithitithe
renclrof every body; and in,l4ious districts, where
Fcvnit AND Abut provailsp every, badt, should
have it and .use botlaor cum end' protec
tion. A great superiority of, this remedy over any
.other ever discovered for the' spertly and certain
cure of Intennittents is that it contains no Quinine
or mineral, ebasequently it.producos uq gninism or
other , infunows'effeeta ihateier upon the tonstini
tion4 Those cured by it are left as healthy as if
they had'never Itlittthmdiseaser .
evernral-Ague. is not. Agog. the consequence of -
the miasmatic poison. A grentMiety of - disor- ,
dersi arise front its, irritation, among which are
• Neui•ataia, Rheamatidmi Gaut, Ilicdache,
ncsB, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Pal
,qitatimr, painful Affection of the .tipleel . l, It Oa
tes, Pairiqo the Bowls', Colic, Pcfraly:ris• ,
and De
ranqcment of thh Stomach; all 'of , which, ilien
originating io• this' cause, put on the intermittent
type, or become periodical . This " Curti?' 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, o . malarious districts, - if taken ocea
simially ot? d th aily 'riddle exposed to the infection,
that will be excreted from the system, and Cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into dis
ease. Hence it is even more valuable fur protre-
Cori thartenreond few will ever suffer from Inter
mittents if they avail'ilieiriselves of the protection
thin remedy affords.
Proyared by Dr. J. C. £TEE CO., Lowell, Mau.
An our Remedies aro for ~ate by
all the ruggiats i
lii )
ll Allentown. and by Druggists;
and I era everywhere., , At . Wholesale by 4.7411.:
MO 84 ca., Phitadopbtik, , . 1.'7. !
, ..
Oftober 24. --ly
MINI, MEXICO!
00,000,000 LOAN
REPUBLIC OF MEXICO
Twentv-ypor Coupon Bonds in urns of $5O, $lOO
$5OO, and $l.OOO.
Interest Seven gipC9nt. Rayal3lo in
the City 51 Slew ,York
Principal
• and Inierol Payable.
_in pip.
5i0,000,000 to be gad at Mitt 'CRitliB on the
is 1 lIOLLAR „.
U.S. Currency, thus .yielding an intereit of
TWELVE PER GENT, IN GOLD; or SEV,ENTEEN
PER CENT IN CURRENCY, at the present rate of
premium on gold,
THEAINST , YEARIN INTEREST ALREADY
• PROVIDED.
The ,Bißet.Xlesirfie Investment .ever,
Immense tracts of MINING 'and AGRICULTU
RAU-laud* 't Slaty , par mt. of PORT DUES,
POSTS and TAXES, in the, State of Tamaulipas
and San Luis Pastelist; and the plighted faith of the
said States find lb& general Government, are:all
pledged for the redemption of these Bonds and pay
ment of interest
Tie SBCIINITY Is AMPLE. •
$3O in U. S. Currency will buy a 7 par et. Gold
Bond of $5O.
$6O in U. N. Purreney will buy. a 7 per cent Gold
Bond of $lOO.
$3OO in U.S. Currency will buy a 7 per cent. Gtlfil
- Bond or WO. • a:4
$6OO $6OO in U. S. Currency will buy a 7 per oen .t'
Gold
Bond of $l,OOO.
Lel ethyl Republican Institutions buy at
~, least ONE BOND: '
Circulars. &Awarded and sabsoriptious received
by JOHN W. CORLIES A CO.. and
J. N. TIPFT, noancial Agent of the Republic
of Mexico, 57 Broadway, N. Y.
lissi..Subsoriptlons also received by Banks and
Bankers generally tEroughout the United States.
November 7, 1865, , —ly
628. HOOP, 41C111,TS.
sorstars...otOts stuLttli&
. r ..,
, :Mc .rall..lityles .1'
~ . .
ARH la every: reZpohtfirst ChM, and embrace I
complete assortment 'for Ladies, Misse,., and
Children, of the newest tyles, every length and siz
es of waist. , z' % ' '‘' -' ' YI ' • : ' .!' • ' • : . ',
Our 4kiris, wherever known, arc more universally
'popidarAiiikif'oify others before the public. They re
tain their shape better. are lighter, more elastie,
more durable, and really. cheaper„than any other
&
Hoop Skirt in the markttt. The uprhigiraiM foten.:
ingil aro warranted perfect. livery lady shmild•try
Oro I!Ofi• being extensively sold by
Mewling; themigliolit the country, and at Wuomg.;
SALE and 11.8rAn., at Manufactory and Sales Room
No. 728 Arch St., below , 7th i .Vhiladeliihia4
Ask for HOPKIN'S "iWY vAie Other.
CM
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WHAT DR. SCHENCK IS DOING.
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DivivaISCHENCIK.
Des.u.tilta:—l feel it a duty I owe to you, and to
all who are suffering under the diseases knownyaa
Consumption and Liver Complaint, to let them know
what great benefits I have roet 'red from your Pul
liam:lie Syrup and Fanwood Tonle in sn short a time.
9y 11. e lo ol ;lad ‘i he ;toed e• t• dm. far.
liettek, I ..111 n. •a.llce nnt:.meta to
o: 1•; lows: - ia r i. ; r • .1! • I > .1.• Iwas
willsa r•c% ert •;Al., •I"; -• •.; my
lungs; I could net tetuitt al.) 1.1.:, / , I ~ e, Outi suf
fered with 'evening fevers and eight sweats. I was
very touch reduced, ;The whites of mreyea were
very yellow ,;• likewiie my akin; my appetite all
gone, and unable to digest what I did oat; bowels
swollen, Irregular and costive. I was very low
spirited,' and had such violent spells of coughing
when I laid down atnight and:when I prose in the
morning; that they would last one or two hours.
I then would be nearly exhausted, and was en
tirety Unable to lie on my, left side. I oannot de
scribe Loy wretched autif.riii-he niciuldliiiihlo do.
Every organ, in my body watt diseased or deranged.
Such was my situation at. this; time, and • / waketut
tilled to rupbed froze the laatnf Fabritary,•lBo2, to
June. 1802, not able, to Sit hp. I had id& btat of
pre,dloal ottendahce the wholis i of the time. My
cough Was' so very bad that it racked me very much.
I at this time raised a large ..quantity of thick, yel
low,-offnaive metteraomatimea with blood, and it
was gotta
rally accomparded by:Pausea and a furred
and thi k coated tongue. At the time of coughing
so badly I would have slrp, shooting pains in my
left side
,and,heart . ;night eirenta, Mid, Itereneds al
through my 'whole chest; had much inward leverl
pain in my book and under my ahoulder blades and
in the small of my baok, and at timer; so mere that
It would throw me Into spasms. Now my physician
gave nip up to die. Others I had, and the beater
them, put they could do pothing for me;and at that
time/ wns . nothing but skip and bones. I then was
in the rostorn part of Mitisouri. In Juno last we
loft there for, the East,,and in Atighst last we came
to Nevi Y413;1'114:11 •dritatio reduced thee' could on
ly walk a littlenith niy lnisbadd's help. After I
had beeirliett's Short time the salt water breese
made me feel much bettor for a time, and Abets I
had again' to calla physician for aid. 'Wc had feta
of the,beat physicians of Now York on the disarms
of t hel !Inv, the doctors of all kinds, but of fleece%
I They said f was past cure, and that tuy lunge wire
Itoo tot gbile fertintone to Core me. , . 'But at this
time L was on urrfeet ahout, the house, not able to
do much of anything. In November last I grew
worse, and the ceneomption diarrhea set in ending.
ed about eight weeks. We had tried'all endocarp.
thing that I could grasp at like a dying person for
myy, diseaseb=consumption and liver opinplaint—
Jnat ofno avail. , . .
!In January, 1863, I was brought down again on
My'bod, and was net expected to live the night out.
My.husband stayed at my side, and other friends,
and they all gave me up to die. At thin time every
one who saw me did not think I would over leave
my bed a living woman. The first night I woo at
ticked with spasms, and wag deranged moat of the
time. A friend, Mrs: Harris; came tb see me the
Last of the weeki and briiught that Sudday Mercury.
In it oas an account of a great cure performed by
Dr. Schenck. She road it to me. and it wee 89 much
like my disease that ranked int. husband to go and
see him for me. At thin time I bad given up all
hopes o f ever getting well sguin, and made my peace
with God, to be ready wbenever ho called for me.
'On the 27th of January, 1963, my brishand called
on Dr. S•zhenok, 82 Bond street, Now York, and stat
ed to him my ease, with, a request for him to mill
and lee me, ,which he did, and.exanalued me with
the respirometer. When he was nbout to go , I asked
him if he could cure me ? ills reply was.: "I can
not tell, both lungs are diseased, and the bronchial
tubes are affected on both aides." And yet he seem
ed to think there ware lungs enough left to effect
cure if the diarrhea could he stopped, He said in
order to, do this, be would have to give me Mandrake
Pine in small doses at first, to carry off the morbid
Matter, and t ten, with astringents, he hoped to
Omar it which he did, but the constant oeughing,
Bight stretch And diarrhea had prostrated me se
thatbe was afraid my vital powers were too much
proatrated ever to rally, and yet he seemed to think
it I could live to got enough Petulant° Syrup
through my systeur.to , catmelopeetpratiqn, there
- here lungs enough left to recover. De - wished me
to try the Pull/ionic Syrup '
,end Seaweed Tonic at
once, saying It would do me no harm, if it did me
be good. The first week It seemed to give me
itrengtb, so flint on Sunday after I' at up in bed
and nto hearty for a slob weirinn ; but the next
week I lost all hopes and wished my husband not
to give,me any more Medicine. But the doctor bad
ivarneti him of this, and when the medleine - was
clearing out the systeMit'mado' themTeellsonnwhat
restless. end to persevere ; and be insisted on my
'taking ; and now I feel the benefit ofit. For if
ter'eight days I began to
. gain My strength, and,
with:: the exception of a cold that took use bask some,
If have, been giittilng strength of body, my dough. is
oing away, and all my Totes aro gone; no core
'nets of the body, my bowels in 4 regular, and my
breatt is sweet, and f thank CA tbat lam now go
' ing about, and sew and rendita well as over I could.
I have taken sixteen.bettleoV ;the medicine, eight
of each. 'I now'hove a gedd'aPpetite and rest well
utnight ; my cough dbes not trouble me in getting
up or lying down, . Imottldtittw spy to the afflicted
with eensomptioh or !liver' oda/plait:it, that Dr.
tiinhne`okla nbluarribug'. 'You can' rely on what he
says. Delay not; it is dangerous to trifle with
these diseases. If you would be mired, go at once ;
and any one wishing to know the facts as herein
stated can call at my, residence, 117. West Houston
strset, New York city.
. • MRS-MARY, F. FARLOW.
We'dia'dAderalitioitHetildentii, of New ,Yqik, are
acquainted wlth.birm• Farlote, and know her state
ment to be true. We also kaow that she used Dr.
Sehenek'a Pultncnio Syrup and Seaweed Tonle, and
have! reason to believe, that to .this . medicine she
otres.her preservation frem a pnma tare grave.
B. PARLOW. - 117 West Ifouston at.
: EUGENE UNDERHILL, 878 Greenwich it.
MRS. EUGENKIINDERHILL,e79 Greenwich at.
AUGUSTA UNDERHILL, 876 Greenwich at.
A. F. HARRIS;II.7 West Houston at:
EMILY OLO.VER, 117 West Houston at.'
J. L. COLE, 33 Cottage pl.
M. A. LEIGILTON, 483 Broadway.
Mem BENJ.,CL'APP, 19 Amity pl.
I am well acquainted with Mrs. Mary F. Farlow,
and with ha; husband, Mr. B. Parlour, they having.
for a few months past, attended at my church, and
I sin convinced that any statement which' they
might make may be relied on as true.
JOHN DOWLING D., D.,
. Pastor of Bedford St. Baptist Church,N. Y.
Dr. Schenck will be professionally at his principal
office No. 15 North Sixth street, cormer of Com
merce, Philadelphia.every Saturday, from 9 A. M.
Until 4 P. M., No. 32 Bond street. New York, every
Taesday,from 9 to, 3 ; No..3BSummer street, Boston,.
Mass., every Wednesday, from U to 3, and every
'other Friday at 108 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md.
!All advice free, but for a thorough examination of
!the bungs with his Respirometer, the charge is three
,dollars.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic,
er.eh $1 50 per bottle, or $7.59 per balfdozen. Man-
I drake Pills, 25'conta per box,.
For sale by all Drugglata end Dealers.
January 2, 1866.-1
MANHOOD: How •Loist,tow Rest:wed.
• •
ir .Inat • a Weis - Edition qt,;
it ,
CULVERWhieS CILLEDRATED ESSAY
""M"" L
on ill.) radical cure (withoub inediciae)
of Spormittorrhuea, or Seminal Weaknestylnvolunta
ry Seminal Lossiv, Impotency, or Mental and Physi,
cal Incapacity ' Impedimental° Marriage, etc; also
Coneumption,Epilepsy, and Fite induced by self-In
dulgence or sexual extravagance,
seuled.envelope, 90%6 cents. ,
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay.
clearly, demonstrater,from a thirty yedis successful
practice, thattheidarming consenttertoes of aelfabuse
may; be radically cured without the dangerous use of
internal inedielne or the' appliCation of the knife--
pointing out a mode bf cure at once' simple, certain,
and effeetnal. by minis iirwhitdc 'every sufferer, no
matter what him condition may lie, may cure himself
cheaply, privately, and radically.
14,.This Lecture should bo in the hands of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain Envelope, to any ad
dress, pootpaid, on receipt of six cents; or two post.
stamps. Address the publishers,
CIIAS. J. C, KLINE .t CO.,
127 Bowery, New York! Post Office 80x'4556.
—july3l.ly.]
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BROWN'S Vilf1111PC(lE:cly11,FIT";
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is occasioned by worws.•: The t Veriaifswe Cosellif,"
although effectual in' destroying worm, can do no
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uahlo oombluntion has boon euceesefully used by phy
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Worms, eo hurtful to children.
Children having Wornis require immediate atten
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sickness. • • ,
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sure remedy. „The combination of ingredients used
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to give the best possible abet with safety.
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May 22 1806. • • • year.
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