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TRAVELLESS'•GUIDE.
Lehigh Valley -Railroatic
On and after Monday t Aey i 2ll7,l 2 T l6 , Pas pager
Trains oft e. i rki gh ValToy•ltifirea CIMNIPMSY will
run in coliit 41(10hlifiti r Oti iievetral rot& rthoolPg
to Wilkeabliii ;In* Yotlfand'PhllidelPhleLas rfol
lows :
DOW N/PA R A gniT 1 Rcr7., 4 ! 0. .41 ,. ,:: ,
STATIONS. , s , . No.l. mil. 5. N o. :' a o: . v.'
Leave '''' '" ' 'A: 21: A .M.. ,P. M. A.M.
Wilkes Barre, 'B . OO ' 1.15"
Whits
Whits Haven
-
9:30 - 2.00
Tannery
•`-' , 8 .06- ••• t
...
Hickory " 1486
Rule-'• '.•! , f : • • 9.44 3.16 • 1 .,
mo n u rimi:-.;:': -.. '., , 951 8.22 2 • ,
ROpkporMc , , ;1. 1,.,• ‘; ; 10.00, ~13.31. ir,
Shenandoah,2.lo 0
Mitheney City, • 2.15 ~
Andentiedi 7 ,-,- 200 ''''
A.
Jeanesville ,c,,,:;•:; ". •
Beaver Meadolt r :...,\ '• , 236
. . .
Weatherly t 1 .. 4 ....i' - 8,24 ;.. 9.20
Penn Haven 6, , ,..,:;‘,‘ -- ..• MU: ..; 103 . ~.,
Blench Chunk \ 4.30 ',:: 10;47 -- ..' 1.21 f
~,----,, '
Lehighton 5 ,', l 4,40 ~ 10.57 •., .11 . 2.. ,
Perryville f' 11 .4146 :- . '!. Al - --. 44
Lehigh Oak C 6 4 01 - '' ; 4.56
Slatington ' t t .... • - , 11107 : ' 11.20 ;.:: 5,02 I
1
Rockdale i si !' --Sal' •,• -- ' ' 4.13 • : "--
Laury's ;. : 627 - : : ~ 5.23
Whitehall i„ ' :16.84 '... . • ~ ;" 5.30
Copley ,/, 6.98 . 11.42 - 5.34
Hokendanq ' , 6.42 ;' - . ' i.; 5.38 ',_ _
Oatesanqua , A d t 46 -,., 1147, .• '5.42 ,
Allen Verna a'' 6.54 ;., ' : 1 5.50
\,
Allentown I ' /00 ; ,il.st. 1 .:: 5.55 1.10
Bethlehem.- i 1 .151 •; 12.13, 7 ;.:, 6.16 3.20
lfreemanstit't.. ,L6,.23' .. , • : 624 -a ‘ i
Beaton, i„Si,':'' '6:44 %•''' 'WO 6.45'4 42240
Philadelphia, 9.20 2.35 8.45
r''•'• York / •, 1 , 10,10 . 4.10 • 10.46 6.00
No: 5.--Leaves lsonlehem go. 12.40; Preemans
burg 12.49..; Banton 1.15; New York 5.20.
UP OR WESTWARD TRAINS.
arenons. No. S. No. 6. No.lo. No. 2. No. 4.
Leave A. M. M. P. M. A. M. P. M.
New York. 7.00 12.00 4.00 9.00 8.00
Philadelphia, 7.30 5.16
Heston 9.47 3.25 7.40 11.54 11.24
Freemensbnrg 10.07 3.49 8.06
Bethlehem 10.20 4.00 8.15 12.21 11.53
Allentown • 10.37 4.15 8.30 12.34 12.04
Allentown Furnace 4.20 8.34 .
Catasanqua 10.47 . 4.28 8.42 1
Hokendenve 10.53 4.33 8.47 91
Coplay , 10.67 4.38 8.61 io,
Whitehall , -11.02 4.48 8.66 . -
Laury's 11.10 4.50 9.04 - !..,..°
Rockdale . 11.19 6.00 9.14 ~ • , I."
Eilatingtori -.. • 11.21 .5.12 9.26 ••' .. . 1
Lehigh Clap .11.36 6.18 9.31
Perryville 11.48 5.33 9.45 d.
Lehighton 11.65 6.39 9.50 SO
Mau& Chnnk .• 12.05. 5.50 10.00
Pain Haven • 12.32 6.13
Weathorky • , • 12.54
Beaver Meadow 1.24 .
Amarillo " 1.89
Audenried, 1.44
Mahanoy Oily, ' ' 1.45 ,
Shenandoah, , ;.1.40
Rockport. :. ,v .' 12.49 ' 4.87
Mud Run. 1.02 6.46
• Hickory Rut 1.07 6.62
Tannery • [ ,1.17, 7.Q1
White Haven 1.23 7.07
Ar Wilkes Barre, 240 8.95 ...
CONNECTIONS: '
Centralia Woad of New Jersey—Ali up and down
halms oonnutnt, 'Easton with the trains of the Con
tral liadlreed of Jersey to and from New York.
North,Penneylvapia.Railroad.—Down trains No.
1,5, endl u atpdop,. trains Nos. 2 and 8, conneot at
Bethlehem with • trains for Philadelphia. Trains
from Philadelphia uncut at Bethlehem with , down
train'Ne. 7„and with up°trains Nos. 8 and 10:
East Pennsylvania Itailroad.—Down trains Nos.
1 and.A,,sudwp trains Nos. 2, 4,6 and 8, connect at
Allentown wittCtraina for Reading and Harrieburg.
Trains:from Harrleburg and Reading connect at Al
lentown with all down trains.
Belvidere DislieWare Bollroad.--Down trains Nos.
1, 11 and 5 connect at Phillipsburg with trdins for
Philaddlptital ) from Philadelphia; connect
at Phillipsburg with up , trains Nos. 2 and 10, and
trains from Belvidere connect with up trains Nos. 8
and 8 .
Catatiltai Ittilfroado—Down,train No. 7 and , up
train No. 8 connect at Qnakako Junction, with trains
of the Catudissa Railroad.
Huleton Rallroad.--,Down• trains Nos. 5 and 7,
and op train No. 8 connect witktrains of the Basle
ton Relhead. - is
Lehigh and Susquehanna Rallroad•—Down train?
Nos. 5 and 7, and up trains Nos. 6 and 8, connect
at White - Havett, With train!, of the Lehigh and Sus
quehanna Railroad to anCfrom. Wilkesbarre. No
ehangkef ears between .Wilkesbarre , and New York
on up train No.B and down train N 0.4. No Osage
between. Wilkesbarre and Philadelphia on up train
No y and dovin train Na. 5.
• ' R. H. SAYRE, Sept. & Rug
augB-'115.,
READING RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS,
Jude 11th, 1866.
g,REAt TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
41 and North.Weet for Philadelphia, New Tuk,
Reading, TOttiriddle,.Taniaqua; 'Ashland, TAhanon,
Allentown, Easton, Ephrata, Litis, Lancaster, Col
umbia, Le., Ake.
Trains lasysillarilsburg for New York, as follows :
At 3.00, 8.10 and 9 pa A. M,l and 2.10 and 9.15 P.
Mi s ikunaisslingwith,elmilar Trains on the Pennsyl
vania Rill Road, and arriving at New York at 6.00
and 10.11,0 at np t ,
~antl .4.10, 5.20 and 10.45 . p. m --
131s0RIISAWCAecOtripanying the 8.00 a. , and 9.-
, .
16 14 a , WILOOtIi ehange.
Arista ariliburg for Reading, Pottsville, Tama
gni Mlnersville, Ashland, Pine Grove,:Allentown
andPhiladelgihla, At 8.10 a.m., and 2.10 and 4.10
p. m., topp i nr at Lebanob and principal Ste.
ti0n5.1.14 1 ,0 'V.v., train, making coneeetions for
Philadelphia end . COltiesbia only. For Potts-
Schuylkill Heron end .Auburn, via Schuylkill
01 44. 1 S F OVIllibilnria Raproad, leave Harrisburg at 3.20
V. ra.
.4 1 4 1 4rti1a6 ; Leare.NeWYOrkist 7.00 and 0.00 a.m.,
111.60iiben and 8.00 p,ir.'; , Philadelphla at 8.15 a.m.,
and 8.30 p.m.,Way passenger Train leaves Phila
delphia at 1.3 a at., returning from Reading at
6.80 p. in., stopping at.all f ti , 101113 ; Pottsville at
8.45 a. in..; .Ashland 6 00 and 11.30
a. m. and 1.05 p. in.; Tamaqua at 9.46 a. in. and 1.-
00and855p.m.
Leave l',9 l t4ville, for ITarrii . btreff,'vls Schuylkill fi
and ttsquehanna - Railit'ead; et 7,00 a. in.
Reading Accommodation Train ;- Leaves Reading
at 6410 returning from Philadelphia at 6 00
otroltzmibia'Rallroad trains leave Reading at 6 41
m.,12.05 neon and 6.15 p m., for Ephrata, Litla,
Lancaster, Colratbla, dp. • •• • - .
On Sundays: leave New York afB 00 p in, Phil
adelphia. 00 ant and 815 pm , the 8,00. a in train
running only to Reeding. Pottsvi;le 800 a in, Ts
magitil:3o,'isin;,Hstudshurg 0,05 a - ns and. Reading
at 133 a. in., ancl4.lo a in. for Harrisburg, and
S pero ;New 1%41r and 4.25 p, m. for Pbila-
A l Fltea_ttitton. Mileage, Season, School and .E.r.
et:trefoil TieketslO and from all pilots, at reduced
. •
Baggage ,checked through • 80
,pounan allowed
. eacliVaasodger. A. NICOLL%
General Superintendent.
t -11t10,11:4L-Pa., June 35th. 1866.
Ea4•'Plills.Ylvania -113,11 roado
Mr
SOMMER' ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing Monday, May. 2let, 1866.
C DIRIFOT TO NEw YORK AND PITTSBURG WITHOUT
CIIAGA
Fr MAINS, kayo Allentown daily (Sundays except-
JL ody at 't.oo and' 10.30 A. , 141., and at 12.35, 4.15
'44411.4 , 4 P.M. The 10.30 A. M., make direct eon
neetions at Ilarriehurg,,for ,Chamborsburg, G
pp, agers
to„prpl points pn flit) Cumberland Valley Rail
roaslPlCortlfirti Central ltailroad;llorth tind-Southa
0) 11
,bekrul 0 oil region. , The 10.30 A. M., 12.35 and 11.-
0 4d,r.,: , era ,tho, Western' Express trains, direct
Onus il a,Pi, t tsluitii without olutuge of oars. Tho
5c ,7).111) A. . train stops at all stations of this road,
and make connections at Reading for Pottsville ?
I,,Pess,C3intoniT'stastpia and "Anoints Intlmpkohuyl.
-ilailpeesl regions ; for Philad'elphie. and all poin;t4 on
'athe , l,l3lilladelPhim and. Reading Eiiilrekd, also' for
1111artiehurg, Qhapipershurg, Unge,rstorn, York, Get,
.l.tiktlarsoftte oil reenn,WilliainSporf, and the West.
Lin0..4.1A,r, lob whin oops cut 4 1 ?.(lone,, treats
Ifasbneasting,,witli trains for Pot ville; Co mbia.
.-Xphrata, -Litis._Laneaster, llarrisbitig;` An. 'Thb
alsldaklP.Att.v Ingry.,,leav i ta daily (Sundays inoluiled l
Berriehurg, and the 'West. ~
1
' ''," ~il ' el' ierlifested *blittristtes their tickets,.
ter , % 5' li* Mir dike, ae • blabir Tare. will .11e
a ,4t,,', ,' 01a
, 111 '','. 5: % etyie 41116 1 kt Kai ill milt° wn °Moe Or a l
1. .." Vali 'lold4lirrit ibiplinelpaletaihnao4, e
U 116140111 and Reicexik Lebanon Valer o ,
=laprailroade,weet. North-licit •Ind
ind.bej gVirOtkiprh
IS
art b r _-y -yr,~~,.~~ uu•
, 4
~..37,i.,.
Three DatikamitpA.. . . e
..
• 4444104 . 4 04*
CIABBBSGERB for nu. # 41011,181.1E14N/it,Ve B. 4
L trails painting Allentntim'aeB.o9'i. in.,14:92
noon, and 5.55 p. m., make 'dope connection with
49.4aine of N. P. R. R. at bethlettem, and arrive
In rPtatdolobia at 9.30 a. m., 3.80 and 8.40 p. in.,
reltitodttCelv. , .
Paesengere for Doylestown take 8 25 a. M. train
thorn ttothlohom un i muko cone octlon at lams - laic
'Pod ran roturn to Allentown the .ii me availing.
411 Pamonger Tralne toxeoptS untie y Traina,) con
.act at Botka street, Philadelphia, with sth and 6th
'tttroet City Paeronger itrtilway.,
• RETURNII 9 O. . , •
Leave i.heneti Depot, Third street, above Thom?.
Philadelphia at 1.80 e. m., and 6.14. p. M., arriv
ing in Ailentotrwat 10.31 a. m., and 8.3044 in., re
speetiveli '
LOCAL BCABDIILI64 • '
Three thienigi Trainipaily) Bundayorartegedl
Pruaenger' alns leave the new Depot, Third
atitit;.Philitdelphia.
IP
...orthlehetn, at 1.30 a. in., 8.30 p.: in.;,:and
6 15 P.M.
t ' For ylestowiVat &MS aq nii i ratid-2.80,44 5 ,p.,m.:
For Dansdale it 6.115 p. m. , : ; • • ,
For FOrt Washington at 11 p.m.
~ • TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.;
• ' Leave! Bethlehem at 6.25 a. m. 12.25 noon and
.
.. , &save Doylestola fir tf .40 'ELm:,;II.I2, slid' s'sci
p: ni. , • .
Leal' , " Lansdale at 6.00 a. ni.,.
Fort Fashington, at 2.15 p.m..1,0.50 a. in.
Pare—Allentown to Philadelphia, .. .. . .. $1 85
ELLIS ,CLARK, Agent.
aug6.'66. : ' ' • • • '
•
REMOVAL t
' DEsHLEirs
\
'II.AT, CAP & NOTION
. \ ESTABLISHMENT.
48 bu b li c zg ra t,Nas ed t
i t i o a lr to D n F l it t E ro Y et, PETER'S
t
- j Opposite the .Conri Home,
*biro can now be found the latest, moat elegant
and fashionable styles of
EATS AND CAPE.
~
1 Also baa boon added
,a • ' ,
Gents' Furnishing Goods
'DEPARTMENT !
With a full line of NEW GOODS, such as
HANDKERCHIEFS,
SUSPENDERS,
UNDERSUIRTS,
OVERS[IIRTS,
UMBRELLAS,
HOSIERY,
DRAWERS,
COLLARS,
DECK TIES,
GLOVES, •
eta., etc.,' do.
COME ONE COME ALL !!
and ape for yourselves, tho beautlful assortment el
goods, before purchasing elsewhere. I will take
great pleasure in showing my goods, and can satis
fy all that I can and will sell goods
95 PER CENT CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE OUTSIDE OF THE CITIES.
New goods received daily from the manufacturers
and for.saltAtlio,lorest.ioss...... [feb2o.t.
suassi, 01;. , UNDNRI
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001, ,I*4i
And Piiiipittre'vtirrnyth fvutrtnr.
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3E O N X 40
RULES 2.HE HOUR.
Bats Caps & Straw Goods,
SPRING STYLES.
Christ & Sauer's,
A' No. 15 West Hamilton street opposite
the Odd Yellows' Hall, have on hand the
largest assortment of Oats and Cap„
, spring and summer styles, ever seen in
Allentown, comprieing every style and quality.
from five dollars down to fifty cents, and each that
will become old and young.
Their stook of Cape is the largest in Allentown,
and at extremely low prices. To convince the pub 7
lie of what is said, it may be well to state that they
have BORTY-ON6 different styles. Surely enough to
give a person a chance of suiting his taste.
giffr- Messrs. Christ & Elinor!' direct attention to
the fact that they aro the only Ilisnurscrortana of
flats in Allentown.
STRAW GOODEL-A beautiful assortment of straw
hats, for men and boys, will be kept constantly on
hand during the season, to which we invite public
attention. Give us a call.
• Atilt. Country Merchants would do well to give
nO a call, as we will wholesale them Hats and Caps
cheaper than they can get them in the city.
• Allentown, August B—tf
Music! Music!! Music!!
• .
SLIEET MUSIC DEPOT!!,
Alarge supply on hand—it we have not got
the plan) you want, wo can get it for you in a
few days if you will, leave the nano of tho piece with
Istsraircriow Boots for all kinds of Instruraetits
constantly on hand at roust's Varioty Store.
HMS ! VEINS 1 ERIS I 1
At all prices. Violin Strings, Tail Pieces, Pegs,
Bows; Resin, Plank *ski paper, at FOUST'S Varie
ty Store.
STAMPING - I'SPAMPING
Done at Short nottoo—'resolving new psttbrni3 <On
dtantly. Call and see tl4e patterns at Foust's Varie
ty Store.
'2VOTIO.NS!' NOTIONS! 1 :NOTIONTSH
liandkerehiefe,.llosierY, Gloves, Threads, Sowing
Silk, Pine, Needlei, Combs Braids, and Itoop•Skirts.
Call in—it rays to gn round thecorner to Foust's Va
riety Store.
BASKETS I BASKET'S`! BASKETS !
, Marketßaskets, Dinner Baskets, Traveling Bas
kets; Cake Baskets, Card -Baskets, Fruit' 'Baskets,
,Fanny Baskets, at Fouet's Variety Store.
WHERE IS FOUST'S VARIETY STORE?
'Sixth Serest,
Sixth Street;
Sixth Street,
. , • Sixth Street,
Four doOrs from Hamilton, in One of the rooms un
der Col. Good's (American) Hotel. , [may22-6m
Dr. P. R. PALM ,
LATE SURGEON IN . THE UNITED
STATES ARMY, mould announce to the (Att
une of Allentown and 'vleinity, thathe is contin
uing the practice of Medicine in ALLENToWN, on
Eighth Street, above Haninton, first house above
Liehtenwallner & tio'l store. Raving bad the hon
or to belong to the OPERATING CORPEC. ne the bat
tles of Fredericksburg,Chaneollorsville, Franklin's
crossing, &O. and having had charge of envenaL
has had much experience in all, the
details of SUBMIT and the treatment of diseasee
cenerally. The. Doctor is, regular graduate of the
alarmism( MEDICAL CoLLIIGE of Philadelphia, and
has been practicing medicine during the pest eight
een years. Having had much experience in the treat
ment of diseases of the EYE, be would especdrilly
solicit the patronageof those' who may be afilitded
with diseases of that important organ. , Raving re
stored theajght of many who have been BLIND yon
TEARS. r 110,WoUld alio.' millet; the attention of those
suffering from chronic dieetisee, such ai Dnorey, (for
whieb.he has in almost infallablq remedy,) Diseases; '
'of the KIDNEYS, REEDUATOINI, NEURALGIA, CURONI
'IO COMMA, DIARRIICIA. and PYBENTART ; (WhlCh he
professee to cure in lose than half the time rerltiired
by ordinary Tomediee,i Craven, orrns, or enlarge
ment of the neck, name, Melamine or Constimption
in children, Stoic ILBADACO6, TAPS WORN, MILAN
0170LIA, &norms, or King's evil, EPILIPIT 2 or
falling eidlineel4PUTAlD BORE TUBOAT, TETTEB,D/B
EABEe,PEonLiAn TO YENALISS; also &RUMS of the
Liver; Lunge and Heart.
Raving now practiced medicine here for over two
yearty the Doctor is able and milling to refer .to per
sone in this plate who have been cured by him of
master the'di sessile specified.
All calls from town or county will receive prompt
attention by day or night..
Medicines
Medicines flunishod to all patients, which be pre.
pares himself, as be will use none but the very best.
Reterenees s Ilia foster pa tient,.
4 1.11ontown. May 29, 1888
J STEWART DEPUY,
. , .
'253 S. 2D STREET, ABOVE SPRUCE,
i where to sell our ttirMovrai $2O Sewing
PIIILADELPHIA, .
BATILOW'S ifiIDIGOiILUE• S I . SOO
..; . • Machines. Three new kinds. Undir and upper fccd.
WOUI.D respectfuilly inform hie !customers and PUT UP AT "'
.
- • • '
Warranted five years. Above salary or large com
, . . others he is now selling from !moot the largest ~W , l ' l : l2llE4fr i k k i l ll'B ' 3?1:-"1131-115T9R, missions paid. The ONLY 'machines sold In the 'Uni
ted States for less. thaw $4O, which arOilly licensed.
atvlbest assortraerA of ..; :..' •
, . • • bil Iloive; lflieeleiollll,l' Miaow, Grover rb Baker, ging.
PAR - 0 31 0 " -'' • - —'•., , . .. ' , . PLIMADELPHIA. er 4. Co4' anal 'Be &Wader. • Attothercheap may inns
-:-. '.' iIitOLOTIIIIt_... ' • _!: . . ' . "• , ?Will color more ; Water than tour times the same are 4afripywarete and the , teller or tiler aro liable or
0 :WiNDOW • 611ADES.: .• '
~ ~, ...... quantity of ordinary Indigo. . , . ' arreo,,flhe 'Mid IftepriemOneat. Circulate free. Ad
'''''' ' '''''Z'' ,, i !i''• ,' 3.,11 .: it •:, . 0 a ''' 4 3 ,14 4' , 1t i ., It Is warranted to glee waif/action, and is totalled heel,' or cal slain Shaw d Clark, .Biddefbrd, Maine,
that he has had on hated toe matij'tart* sod at re. at the same price es the Imitations and inforlor ar- or Ohical l e, Ilb
Mind plias'''. Ileptilliiitafailisa Ohm . • [taajtalfia Damn br 19y
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CIIEAV i '0
,; : ‘ , .....,,q,..,_, ,, ,,i4 , 1-r,_
vE ityleittioa,',*(rits - ;..-
At ttt L,QviEati:_Natc.kl
Car Loads of Drl Goods
REIM
fili.ilpr A f.:6olioiber
As G?leap, as riders the War
~dIVOA.T BARGAINS IN
M. IT S S
i3LEAbiIBD and UNBLEACHED: .'.',
.Calicoes:..gfid:,GifiglOsims l
LOTS .111L14
Ut ZOO OCOULIO%
It MP at Before the WAR!
SUCH AS
DLACIC SILKS, FANCY SILKS
• DELAINES,
'REM, ALFACCAS;
EMBRES CLOTIL
WOOL DE LAINES, MOUS. DE LAINES, &c.
MI MS GOODS !
HOOP SKIRTS AND CORSETS
FILES OF
SHAWLS V StittWlLS V
CLOTHS. qmstatus.
FOR MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR,
At the Lowest liiOires.
Having no time to enumerate, but simply say that
a great many goods aro sold now for a good deal
less than they can be produced.
All the.above goods we aro able to sell from 10 to
15 per cent. less than our neighbors, as we sell for
cash and buy for eaSh.
All we ask is to give us'a call and you will leave
satisfied.
NO TROUSDD TO BROW GOODS I
MILLER SCHREIBER & CO.,
No. 10 East Hamilton street,
One Door Below the Pint Nitilonal Bank,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
Sept., 11, 1866. —ly
Consult Your Interest
In Buying . Goods!
Metzger & Osman
Have just opened at their
T AIL °RIND ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. 33 EAST HAMILTON STREET.
.ALLENTOWN, PA.,
THEIR SPRING STOCK OF
CASSIMERES,
, VESTINCS, &0.,
s ix which will be
Made up to Order,
131 Tllll LATEST STYLES,
BY TIP-TOP WORKMEN.
at the shortest notice.
alzau.niapit ctlrov[mutim,
MITLEMBIS' 111 NIS& 01111 S
WLD CUEAPER 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 Scarfs,,
Cheapest Handkerchiefs,
Cheapest Hosiery,
Cheapest Gloves,
Cheapest Umbrellas,
etc., eta., ote., etc.
Our stock' le mach heavier and better assorted than
EVER BEFORE .
•
Don't forget the plane, No. 33 East Hamilton etr.,
next door co the "Independent Republikaner."
11111TZgER. A OSMAN.
NATHAN MITTZGIII,IOAO of the Arm of Tronall
Metzger.
TILGHMAN QIIMAN, lately head autteT at the cstat-
Ilshruent of Troxell A Metzger.
Allentown. Aug. 8, 1866 •
A NEW OPENING
GRIM
AVE' & R ENINGER,
HENED A
NEW STORE!
At No. 9 W. Hamilton St.,
FOUR DOORS ABOVE TILE EAGLE HOTEL,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
NIVIIERE they will oiler for sale at the very low
est prices, a full line of merchandise.
Fall And Winter Goo 4,
Such as Ladies' and Men's Wear, Plain" and
Figured Doluins, Merinos, All Wool
Detains, Shepherds
Prints. Balmorals,
Cheeks,
Tickings, Jeans,
White Goods, Silks. Cloths,
Cassimercs, Satinetts, Flannels, and
Shirtings, Gloves, Shirts and Drawers Mullins,
Bosoms. Collars, Sm., &e.
CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS.
An assortment of Carpets, Ingrain and Stair Car
pets, Floor and Table Oil Cloths and Window Shades.
GROCERIES.
Such as Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Rice, Tea, Bunch
and Keg Raisins, Cheese, Salt, coarse
and fine, etc., etc., etc.
All the above goods we will sell at the very lowest
prices for CASIi or COUNTRY PRODUCE. All
we ask' is from our old friends and the !labile in gen
eral, to give us a call and examine our. stock before
making their purchases elsewhere. Remember the
old tirm. Loct2-tf] GRIM RENINtIER.
Geo. K. Reeder,
MERCIIIKT ThILOR I
No 15 East Hamilton Street,
Next eon to John 11. Moser Drug Store
vvllEktE be keeps constantly on hand a full 'as
sortment of ready.mado clothing, ouch as.
_ .
COATS, VESTS, PANTS &o.
also GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS of
all kinds, which for , •
Workmanship, Quality and Prices,
aro not surpassed in t• mn. A largo and well select!
ad stook of
IgtO.Rin au) gaig}gillarkaab
always on hand. , . ,
Clothing made to order on abort notice, and a
, .
.0001 :FIT OILARABItEII .
Call and e intuit% our stock.
April 10, 'OO-Iy] 0 F.O. K. REEDER.
Erz
it4RNEPtti SOW,
Cor., of Hafttton 46th Stati
ALLENTOWN, A.,
DT43 I # I3 R , ,!av I JI
Drm s &,
'Chemicals 'Palntc:
wEcor.,Esiim /Lisp =TAIL.'
BARNES as SON'S DRUG STORE .
Is known in Allentown.
BARNES di SON'S DRUG'STOR ' E; '
la known througbenaelilet county..
BARNES SOWS DRUGSTORE — "
, .Is the.place to gertrireDrugti,
BARNES . SON'S DRUGSTORE —
Is the place to got fine'ind fruit Drugs'
BARNES , SON'S . DRRQ STORE
Is'the place to got cheap Drugs.
BARNES & SON'S bItUG STORE e
Is the place to got good and reliable Medicines.
BARNES 4 SONS DRUG STORE
Is the place to get presoriptiOns compounded
BARNES A SON'S DRUG STORE
Is' the place to get Perfumery and Fanoy Articles.
BARNES A SON'S DRUG STORE
Is the, place to get any genuine Patent Medicines.
BARNES A SON'S DRUG' STORE
theplaie to get Dye Stuffs.
BARNES A SON'S DRUG STORE
I Is the place to get Trusses, Supporters Shoulder
• • • • Braces
BARNES A, SON'S DRUG STORE
Is the place to get pure Wines and Liquors for
Medical PurposOs.
BARNES & SON'S DRUG STORE
Is the place to get Paints and Oils.
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 th SON'S DRUG STORE
Ie the Place for Phydoiane to obtain soppliee
SAMS 6, SO
DRUG STORE
Is the place for Storekeepers and Country Merchants
to obtain their supplies of
Kerosene Oil, Sal Soda, Concentrated Lye, Bare
Ground Spices, Matches, Starch, Shoe Blacking,
Bicarb. Soda, Salaratus, Alcohol, Lard and
Whale, Oil,Neat's Foot Oil,Castile Soap,
Indigo, Bath Bricks, Stove Lustre,
White Chalk, Cream Tartar, •
Ref'd Saltpetre, •Epsom
Salts, Castor Oil,
Ref'd Borax,
Camphor,
Sweet Oil, Black Ink, Essences, Ac., he., be.,
==l
PARRS !
At Barnes & Son's Drug Store—You Gan buy your
Cattle Powders.
At Barnes di d'on's Drug Store—You can buy Lu
bricating Oils, for Machinery.
At Barnes & Son's Drug Stere—You can buy Potash
and-Boda Ash,
At Barnes ifs Son's Drug Store—You can buy relic
ble Family Medicines.
At Barnes & Son'. Drug Store—Will be found a full
supply of all articles used in the
PAINTING BUSINESS.
.4 At BARNES SON'S DRUG
CO STORE is tho plane to find all
9? the popular Patent Medicines
and Bair Restoratives of the t
day. Wisharts Pine Tree Tar
Cordial,Hunter's Worm Cakes, •
nembold's Extract Buchu, Dr.
o „ Rose's Family Modioincs, Ay- 10
O er's Cherry Pootorial,Sarsapa
rilla and Pills, Dr. Jayne's
Medicines, Iloofiand's German
Bitters, Woods Bair Resters- . 4 " 8
Rf five, Sterling's A rabrosia,Mor t y
-
oh an Vs Gargling Oil, eta.
We would call attention to the fact that wo are
constantly receiving fresh goods from Philadelphia
and other markets, and we arc able to
COMPETE WITH ANY OPPOSITION.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
this house, we hope, through the favor of it disarm
inating public, to merit a continuance of the same.
Our endeavors shall always bo to PLEASE ALL,
and to furnish
Rum Adidas got Low Fetatba
july24-tf.] BARNES & SON.
lIIGAIEIL MEI AIL
ATTRACTIONS.
NEW FALL' GOODS
AL3wm. isisxa
33.1:133313EL 3311.061.„
(LA.TE• HUBER & DILLINGER,)
No. .7 WEST:" HAMILTON STRBE2
ALLENTOWN, PA.
Would respectfully inform the oltt en of Lehigh
ocunty that they have just formed a co-parnership
aS above, and that they have just unpacked a fresh
stook of
WINTER GOODS,
FROM
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
dnd are now offering then at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
DRY GOODS
CONI3IBTINQ OT TUB LAMP EMILIO QV
Fignredand Plain Alpacas,
Figured and PAW All Wool pc Lulus
SHEPHERD PLAIDS, .
BLACK SILKS,
SUMMER SILKS,
' IRISH POPLINS,
, , WHITE GOODS,
White Counterpanes,
Linen and Cotton Sheelings,
Checks,
• G;ngkarns, • .
Bedticks,
• Flannels, cEe„
Sh. .
tpherd Plaid Balmitrals, •
Black
.Clt:th t
Casitmeres,
,
Corduroy, •
Cotionades,
Kentucky Jeana,
Drills,
LADIE3 CLOAKING,
Middlesaz Cloths,
.Re))pellants, and
PLAIDS OF VARIOUS COLORS
51E 411 511 tt l CE .11
A full line of Cloths, Casaimerea, Sattinetts and
Vcatings, all kinds and prices, which will be sold
cheap.
We have constantly on hand a large and well se
lected stock of all kinds of
CROCKERY
GR, ,
O
CEREEIB.
. as4csinm,
, : SALT, &o
• Which we will dispose of at the very lowoit cash
prices.
AU kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange
for goods, and the higkest market
,prises allowed.
•
Friona% &wake. to your Intoreati
far we feel aittialled that re can suit your iesraa
well as your rousse.'
Don't forget - the !place, No.' 7 West Ifamilton
I limit, eeeopd,dnor abcyri th t n Eagl e,Dotel.
Returninttlitinke for the patronage received in the
past, and 'hope that by it continuous effort to amen
odato their friends aqd,, customers, and in noose
quance, of ttie,ltargenose Old meriety of their stook, to
merit and 'receive is onntinuanee" of the entiport and
goad will 'of the people.
li.'A.l3unin, •
Alledtown, July 18.
TRERINVINSIENT
fs, IN ALLENTOWNI;
tHE FAMOLICHORSE
AT THE - f s' .
CHEAP CASH S
T O R 1 E
~ ,, 4 , • •, 1/ 4 % .,„:, .....\
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..,
3 , . •
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LET 'LOOSE!
T au , peoiao . .eit. last aro'dmvincialthat thcro iq
nothingpito buying at a
- "VLSIL , 6 1 4111lifi
AU whoio motto is unani
moualy agrood to ccallllupon LL
Et Rea - !tom
who bavoihst opened theft: immense stook
' • i
Fall and Winter Goods,
COMPRISING OF
MERINOES, • REPPS
ALPAcCAS • MOIfAIRS,
DELATNES, . sovismants,
WOOL DE LAINES, ac., Ac., Ac.,
. ,
all of which wore seleoted with the greatest care, and
aro therefore all the most beautiful shades, and at
such astonishing Wu , prices that noleody can help
but buy—Call and examine them. .
•
aomestroia Qsao,as
MUSLINS,
TICKING S,
do., do., de.
from 10 to 20 per cent. cheaper than their neighbors.
Some aro boasting of 19 cent Calicoes, de., but
call, and seo OURS, which aro STILL cuadran- 7 and
prettier styles were nower brought to this town,
FLANNELS 1 FLANNELS I
OF EVERY COLOR AND QUALITY.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings.
cheaper than can be bought anywhere else is this
part of the State:
Clothing made to Order,
tu. WARRANTED TO FIT OR NO SALE. 4;e:a ..
They have also always on hand a fresh supply of
Groceries and Provisions.
Everybod y seems ,particularly well pleased with
their TEA, which they sell 25 to 30 cents per pound
cheaper than any store in MI county..
CASH PAID FOR BUTTER.
CALL EARLY
MIA Exordia% their Stoat.
NO TROIIBLN TO SHOW 000115 !
REMEMBER TIIE PLACE,
Tag
Cheap Cosh Store
BURDGE & JONES,
No. 9 East Street '
3 doors below Ike Allen -Souse:
N. 13.—We were under.a great inconvenienco last
Spring, owing to the enlarging and improving of
the store room, weitnnw, that a.great many left :in
disgust' on account of the crowding, ditst and dirt,
and not receiving the proper attention. Slat. the
room is now larger and heautifally fixed, anti hav
ing a unmber of now clerk's, We aro now able to re
ceive and please all. • [Sept-17.-1y
AN OLD STAND!
NEW PitiaRROET/Nta
5.0 00 0 New Customers
THE undersigned wish to inform the public that
A. they have purohased.the well known
orocery dr., Provision Store,
formerly kept by Glossier Sc. do., on SEVENTIrST.;
a few doors' above the ALLENTOWN BANK, where
they intiltolto keep'eonstantly on hand a fresh stock
of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS. Their stook
edueists of
SUGARS,
COBBBIE , , CURRANTS,
STARCH, BEANS,
• MOLASSES,
DRIED CHERRIES, &o.
DRIED APPLES, DRIED PEACHES,
Dried Beef, Shoulders & Hams,
T) AS AID EP ICUS,
OP TUB ,VARIOUSKINDS. AND THE BEST
LIVE POULTRY ALWAYS ON HAND,
The do not take time to enumerate, but invite all
to give them a trial, for they feel satisfied that they
can sell their stock at a price that will bo satisfacto
ry to all • •
topll-t1 J
RESTORE ' YOUR" SIGHT !
DR. J. SUPRENS. & CO.'S.
_.
PATEN.' CORNEA RESTORERs, '
Or, RESTORERSpa. THE EYESIGHT.
They will Restore Impaired Sight, and Pretest*
it to the Latiet Period of Life. ,
gaßoTeo4l3 I'm - NA:m=6 rEnsiztm.
- . if .?;:',e The most eminent Physic
? .'
.... , • t bins, Oculists, Divines, and
'1
.• • . 7 , the most prominent, men 'of
ofi e
• , .I.'•' our country, recommend the
' e ' use of the CORNEA. RESTOR
ERS r r Preabyopia,tur Far or
' ". Long.Slghtednese,or every
- person who wears spectacles
from old ago ; Dimness of Vise
. . 'on.'or Blurring ; Overworked'
yes ; Asthenopia, or Weak
yea ; Epiphora, or Watery,.
yea ; Pain. in the Eyeball i
.manrcida, or Obscurity of
'talon; Photophobia, or In
lenume of Light ; Weakness
..,t the Retina and Optic Nerve;
Myodesopia, •or Specks or
Veving. • bailie"! before the
7elT - ; OPhtiitilinie, or Inflame
cation of Skit Eye end Eye.
AP; Cataract Eyes ; Herniae is,
is, or •.-Partial Blindness ;
linking of the Myeball, and
mperfect Vision from, the
Torts of Inflammation, do.
They can .... __ -a by any one with a certainty
of success!, and without the least fear of injury to
the eye. More thafi.d,ooo certificatps of cures are
exhibited at our office. Cure guaranteed in every
case when applied according to the directions
inclosed in each box, or the money will be re.
funded. Write for a!Circtdar --wet gratis.
Aildicaa, ,DI I L',STEPHENS tkglicij. pctillata.
M. 0: 8cce926.)
Bain Cokrs
•
air PIT. a: firrtrrrata'ac .0o: .
InventeB
and patatted a MYOPIA. or CORNEA FLAT
TENER, for the rum of NEAR-SIGHTERNEI3B.
which has prows a groat success. Write for •
Mauler.
•
Principal Office:
August 14, 1866
EMWORN& LEAMEIV,.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN
M1N1311311-4"IICnIWAIEIL.
:PLATED , GOODS,
' • C. L.,lloamsi
404 Arch Strcoti
PIIILADELPIIIA.
vtiosE in wiint•nf BIL' -
.....
4 '''" '. -='..., i • $ VEII, or SILVEIt VLATED ik t r• i
'.
'..
ail '' WARE, will. fipd it.inuoit t0'1'.. t .,5'
• ,--„.., flak advitithgo by's±,ieftlii %l
g ei.
1111-:v Out: atoro before making toir i \
. -....:i'' "riurobasee. Otirlang ottite=' ' 4 .,
:=....• , rience in the manufacture of
v
the aboo kitul of goods enablec tut to• defy oompoti-
thin., ' C I ;ER MILLS FRUIT PRESSES, 'AP.
Vito keep no gouda but tbopo mblelt nra of Ma Prat , l'Lli, PARSERS &c., for sale by -
clam all of our own mike, end will be sold nt redua. 11 LANDRETIt ti, BOW, 21 A 23 8. 6th at,,
ottpr.lon, fjelyB.lo fluili 4.1 tti] botitson hltititit and Chcotattti Phila. .
MEI
BIICIL AS
CALICOES,
CHECKS,
BUT
AND
WAITED.
B4ISINS,
QUALITIES
Giv'e um a Call,
TROXELLA BUTZ
VSB
No:840 Broadway, Now York
MANUFACTURERS,
.♦RD
roor , -8
`.6, iilcbriuptioii o eta:,
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it
pervades the whole body, and 4* bast out
-14'dirietuse on any part of it. No organ is free
faun its attacks, nor is there One 'which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or. unhealthy food, im pure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con
stitution, descending "from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation ; " indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Hi who says, "I
will visit the iniquities of th 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 termed .
tubercles; in the . glands, sVrelgs ; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
rupfion, which gendera thd blood, . depresses:
the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitu
tions not only , suffer scrofulous com
plaints, but they fume far less potter to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse
quently vast numbers perish by :disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are' still. rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most of the consumption which &-
ciliates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, .
'lnd, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are, aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous ;
their persona 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 in alterative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food , and exercise.
Such a redicine wo supply
AYER'S
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,
the moat effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise' for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. It is com
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affec
tions which arise from it, such as ERUPTIVE
and SKIN DISEASES, BT. ANTHONY'S Finn,
ROSH, Or ERYSIPELAS, PIMPLES, PUSTULES,
BLOTCHES, BLAIN B and Bons, TMORS. TF.TTER
and SALT RHEUM, SCALD HEAD, RINGWORM,
RIIIHRIATISM, SYPHILITIC and Mencontan DIS
EASES! DROPSY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING 1 , 11015 VITIA
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The "popular belief
1 in " impurity of the blood" is founded in truth,
i
for scrofula s a degeneration of the blond. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa
rilla is to puay and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
-sPA."4`' 3EI R's
Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURL OF
Intermittent revery or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Priodical Headache, or
indeed
tog
and revermy indeed
for the whole class or d originat.
bag in biller)! derangement, caused b)'
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
" CURB" expels the miasmatic poison of Fuvrti,
AND Ultra from the systent; and prevents the do
• eelopment of the disease, if taken on the first ap
proach of its premonitory symptoms. It is net only
the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class .
of complaints, but also•,the cheapest. The large
quantity ?Ne supply for a dollar bnngs it within the
reach of etery body ; and in bilious districts, where
rivits AND Akins prevails, every body should • •
have it and use it freely both for cure and protec—
tion. A great superiority of this remedy over any, ,
other ever 'discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of Intermittents is that it contains no Quinine
Or mineral,. consequently it produces no quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu
' • tion. Those cured by it are left as healthy as if
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is' not alone the, consequence of
the xokilismatio poison. A great variety of disor
dereitiiiie from its 'irritation, among Which are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blind
ness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Pal
pitation, Painful Affection's if the-Spleen, Hyster
ics, Pain in the Bowels, Colic, Paralysis. and De
rangement of the Stomach, all of which, when
originating in this cause, put on the intermittent
type; or become periodical. This ‘. Duna" 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 tnalarious districts. If taken occa
sionally or daily While exposed to the infection,
that will be excreted from the eystem,'and cannot
Accumulate in Sufficient quantity to ripen into dis
ease. Hence it is even more valuable for protec
tion than cure, and few will over suffer from Inter
mittents if they avail themselves of the priltection
• this remedy affords.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. MR d CO., Lowell, Maas.
All our Remedies aro for sale by '
all the Druggists in Allentolin..! and by Druggists
and dealers everywhere. ' At 'Wholes's'. 14 J. M.
MARIE A CO:A Philadelphia. •
October 24.
MEIIEO, MUICOI
530,000,000 L 0 AN
REPUBLIC OF MEXICO•
Twenty-year Coupon Bonds in was of $lO , $lOO
$6OO, and $l.OOO.
Interest Seven . Per Cent. Payable in
the City of New York. •' .
Principal and Interest Payable in
,G 1 OLD.
810,000,009 to be Sold at SIXTY CB* on the
BOMB,
In U. S. Currency, thus yielding en interest 'of
TWELVE PER CENT, IN GOLD, or SEVENTEEN
PER CENT IN CURRENCY, at the present rate of
premium on gold, -
THE FIRkIT -YEAII,'S INTEREST ALANADY
,
';PROVIDED. ;
;
The Most Desirable Investment,ever
.OFFERED.
•
. . .
Immehse tracts 'of MINING 'andAGRIOULTU
RAL lands.; Sixty '.per cent, of PORT DUES, IM
POSTS ,arid ,TA'ABEI t .Stat nt - Tateaulipas
and Ban Luis Pesti:lSi; and Ilia Plighted'falttiof the
said States and the general Government ore all
pledged,for the redemption of theso ponds and pay-
moot of i n ,eras.
TUE SECURITY IS AMPLE. •
$3O in U. 13. Currency will buy a 7 per ct. Gold
Bond . •
860 in U. s. Currency will buy a 7 per coat Geld'
Bond of $lOO. • ,
$3OO in U. B. 'Citirenqi *ill buy a 7 per cent (kid
Bond of $5OO.
$6OO in lt; S. Currency will buy a 7 por oont..Gold
Bonder $l, OOO .
Let every lover of Republican - Institutions buy at
least ONB BOND. •
, .
Ciroulars forwarded and sttbscrlptiorn received
by JOHN W. CORLIBSd< 00;, and
T. N:TIPFT, Nin'aneiaf Agent of the Republic
of Mexico, 57 Broadway, N. Y. '
1515...Subsoriptlons also received by Banks and
I Bankers generally throughout the United States.
I November 7, 1865. ' ly
628. HOOP SKIRTS.
• noriumw."ClMlN 31161.1ral"
AE.in every respect first class, and embrace , a
complete assortment fur Ladies, Misses, and
Children, of the newest styles, every length and siz
es of waist. •
Our Skirts, wherever known, are more universally
popular than any others before the public. They re
tain their shape better. are lighter, more elastic,
, more durable, and really cheapor,than any other
Hoop Skirt iu the market. The springs and fasten
pigs are warranted perfect. Every lady should try
them! They are now being extensively sold by
Merchants, throughout the country, and at Witulm-,
SALP; and RETAIL, at Manufactory and Sales Boom
• No. 728 Arch St., below 7th, Philadelphits. •
Ask for lIOPKIN'S "owN itxxx,"- 7 boy nolother.
CAUTION.—Nono genuine unless stamped on each
Kid Pat--"Hopkin's Hoop Skirt ManufaMMY, NO
62$ Arch St.,
,Philadelphia." ' '
Also, constantly on hand u, full lino of New York
miado Skirts, at very low prices '
TERMS tar
September 4th
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September 11. . • •
Ili THE CITY OP NBW Os'?
Of a highly respectable eitisen, well klidern
Mercantile community, by A ir I
Dlt. 3. IL BOREN°
•
11111 GREAT LUNG DOCTOR OP ,PIIUdipA: • •
• °Frio' N. Y. & GALINA : LOAD !Oak!: ' •
No- 38 Nassau St-, New York, done IcISISO: _ r!,
_ . _
Dr: J- li- Schnook—Dear Sir : for ever lifteem ,, ,.
years I have been troubled with a very •
cough, and usually two . r three 1:u ea a . yen', ~0 0 ,
acre or les. hemorrhage, which t• gait el% ~.!. 0 , a
„at few years, has kept me thin'in fie,', end t.l .
weak to do business of any hind without aufferisg-
In August last I had a very severe hemorrhage,
and, according to the judgment of a good New lock
physician, I was classed as b yond tbit reach of
Medicine; and was advised to b 3 prepared, sofas , as ,
property matters were concerned, to leave ibis world • c ,
at short , notioe. The physician (and my ge0.4.,
friends) said that the first cold I took meet prove
fatal- Early in January I took a severe . ooldyandi • ,
fortunately was occupying rooms at N0. , 32 BOND..
..,
STRERT, directly over your officei I. think ghost
the 16th of January I procured A.' 'bottle. of your •
"Pulmonic Syrup and oommencedtaking Whitely-
My feat and limbs were very 011101i.sWollen, and all
the symptoms of a speedy death *earned to atatossl.
pony ray cold; I sent for my fermar.physiolltas '
Wed stated to him that I was taking year medicine',
and after showing them to him, andhaving , tinned
'of theth An:, he replied: "You elan Ulm them if •
.yen like, they will do you no I:IRMO, .14 said.
a Yon 'know what I told you last semmero and 'may - .
the same now, if you have any business to elegem), • .
do not put it off.". lie said to other friends that ho
" oottid i see to hope for me," and!my • friends and
relatitimp concluded my time bad some;. ,At thin '
Meal was taking freely of your medicine, but had .
not seen you. The doctor called few times, and
found me (much to his surprise, he said,). itoprov
, ing, and ho could not understand why.! My feitle
was increasing in your medicines; and I had a wish'
to have you examine my case, and see whatyou had
to say. When you first came to my room and made
the examination, you gave me but little encourage
ment, but on the contrary, expressed sad' doubts off -
' tay ever being helped out of my then. seeming dif
110111,1os. The second time that you called, finding
'me still gaining, von gave me oneouragement,s :-y
log, "my symptoms were improving; the Pulmey
ie Syrup, Sea-weed Tonle and Mandrake Pills hoe
acted like a charm." My circulation; my cougad
my appetite, all began to improve, and I souk,.
walk about rev room a little. -You visited me neald
ly every Tuesday, and found me improving, anr
told me not to go out of my room until the first dad '- .
of May. I took no cold while under
,your treaty.
moot, my appette became fi rst-ratei itnit} your ,
told , '
me to oat everything I wished of R Xiottktiolvi, na
ture, end to exercise about the roput, RA ,FOllOl3 as. i •
~ poss i ble . I followed your advice, atir!lttrthe' al
prieo of my old physician and friondk , l seem mu ch'
better than I have boon for geterat,Ydersi and
qreathe bettor then I ever expected a parson cvultl , I.;
with one lung, the loft being completely '4140 Kir
I feel vet,' grateful to you, and essisEislf year 8,11.
vice and medicines invalu able. ,::i., , '," I :11l ;:' 'i: '
Yours, truly, T. S. EIIIMIXION
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DD. SCDENCK—Dear Sir :—Abottt t wooyeara, Mgt, ,
I was taken with a very troublisamo'cobet and a
pain in my breast; seven or eight months '
peeved, .
away without my doing anything for myself . 'Then"
I applied to a physician, who attended use for
about thrt a months without rendering me any lei:. • '
vice. I also obtained the advice and treatment of
a physician in one of our hospitals, and also had
the advice and treatment of two ether phisleialltr,
but all to no purpose. During this long apace of
' time I was nearly dead; several 'times my Mendel
came to see mo and witness my exit into the spied- ,
world. I was confined to ray, tied two month. at
one time. My breathing was exceedingly .short.---
I rove up several timer all hopes of getting better;
and as regarding getting well, that was; entirely out
of the question. And to think this day lam w•it
and hearty t I was advieed , by some of my friends
to try DR. Senesces Medicines. I aqoordingly
bought bottle afier bottle. until I reached the ninth;
then 1 fmnd a decided change in my comb for the
better. .I'aufferod severely from palpitation of the ,
heart, and: , two weeks. after I commenced taking
your medicine this difficulty ceased. ,
When Whit, went to Dr. Solsnok's . of fi ce it was
with difficulty that I could get up into hisreception • ...
room, I was so weak and so swelled; my L akin was .
as sallow as though I bad the Jamaica ; I felt dull,
heavy and sleepless. De. Schenck, afterexamining ,
Me, said both my lunge were affected, and gave ma ,
but little belie ; but his medicines. in about, two, ...,
-weeks; took right bold of sae is It seemed to go•right .
through•my whole . system: The Pnlmonia Syrup,
Sea-Wood Tonic and Mandrake Pills, ail took right.
hold in the right place: The Piths brought away
- great quantities of bile and slices ;.the Syrun leim
ened the matter - in my lunge, which came off very
free; the Sea Weed. Tonic gave Malin appellte,andl
everything doomed to taste good. • . •
To show What emit:power the medicines have its
purifYing my system; and te ahoW , how bad I vas.
diseased, besides all the bile that passed my bow , -
els, and thegreat quentitleal4f .pliipgie Ara matter
I expectorated, I'brOlidttditli ovetirr-large boils,
asul...xp
vutt
that would continue to gather n for about six' '-
weeks, end I had at one limo over tw -five boils.
I:hove nothing of the kind now,'and.fe like au
other person , altogether... I opn..eafely,sa that I
-WINO not enjoyed such health, for, live yea rs aldo •
now, and • cannot praise you and year me 'nin es
enough. -May pod abundantly.bless and pr.. erie• .
you: is the sincere desire of one whit h as bee so.
wndorfully relieved through:your agen cy; an if
any ono desires to know with regard to tho .truth- •
fulness of this report, if they will call upon• any of
My friend's, or upon me, No. 4 Dryden Place, near
Thompson street, Wow .Cladwalader,.Philadelphiny
they will be Toffs:AV:satisfied •with timialidity of
the case. Yours, witirconoh respect' ,
. , . . MARY SCIINAIDT..
,The above case, as described, is perfoodicorrect.
I knowitto be true. . Yours, ,., T. BAiliiLlglt,.,,,
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of Commerce, Philadelphia every Saturday,:fiens
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3, and °Very other Priday 108. Baltimore 'Street;
Baltimore'' Md. All advice free,•but for a tholoigh•
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Price of,Alio Pfilmenio Syrno - nnd Sea-Weed Ton
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M'CINLEY POWDER.
. .", •, . ':.i Cisree : Meow of the Throat and .
' ' ' •'' '-' • Monetized Pietate,• Swelling of -
• , •.. • ~ • s , .- the Tonsilo.Conha. Coldo,Sore
Throng, QoPialaiod
D:ptheria, Clergenian'e
• • . ' Soo' Throat,: Oat.srrh,
-.::. • • .: :.. :. : - of iho:klore and bran
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Ist.' It is aped jic operioiing upon tho mucuona
membrineh 4 the nose and threat, and lie io ease Asa
tieett intinen to fait:
2d. It Acts locally,. may be easily applied to the
palatO and tonsils in such quantity as to give it time
to act, and being very light, penetrates, by inhale
thin, those portions of the nasal and bronchial or
gans, which other remedies cannot reach.
dote nol;ttot..on thin puree of the akin, nor
- oda Aligeet.ion•or thq,,otomiteh in .the least,
while syrups, losenges and expectoranta often nause
ate and frequentli deiange, the stomach.
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Out risk nr appriohenelen, beneficial effects being
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bthl'ln•a few 'minutes it will arrest the most aii
noying.coingh or trouhleaomo flowing, from the nose.
fith..., It will pause,* sore throat or hearseneas, if
taken eftcr,expoeure or public speaking. See circa
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