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ADJUSTMENTS.
WEIGH, MANN & DELEVAN'S
NATIONAL THhAEhE AND CIRCUS,
FRONT STREET.

WEIGH, MANN & DELEVAN'S
NATIONAL THEA EhE AND CIRCUS
FRONT STREET.
PRIoEs oV ADMISSION.
Doors op"n al =! o'ttk'-Conmence at precisely
I'd do IS do Cob red boxes rs cts.
C0lOred Gallery 81 cts
o. Rox ofise open from 10 I'LL O'Clock, P. NJ.
where seats can be secured.
Equestrian Director, .........Mr.J J. J. NATHANs
hius maStcFi '.............,,..mr. II. NICHOLS.
Clown, ....................DAN RICE.
THIS EVENING,
ENTIRE CHA or IN THE CIRCLE!
DAN RICE As CLOWN.
i, v TURNER IN b unapProachabe Act
HOrseWahship by Master FRANK PASTOR.
Comic Song, by E. Al. DICKINSON.
a Grand Principal Act h. Mr.. T. V. TURNER.
NJ !. ArHA\5 on Four Fiery steeds.
Mr.. Oh IS J. ROGERS, the celebrated Dramatic
Equestrian, in the Pickwck Club.
The hetamulph09e, by Is. WODDS& DAN RICE.
[IRtermsson Of Ten Minutes
TO conclude, for The 4th time, wi h a Rew Grand
Local aud NlliIaiy Spectac in thta" acts WRIT n
and produced by Mr. JOSEPH FOSTER in order
to bring before the public vivid idea of the feats
accomplished by the Heroes of the American Army
and Navy i'll the lale struggle tor the honor of the
National Charac er and Reputation to be called
THE CAMPAEGN OF 10 81
Or, THE TRlUMPHS OF Old ROUGH AND
READY IN MEXICO!
VAN AM Il ~ CU'S vi ENA GERl Ice
ROMAN .4MPHITHER TIRE,
N. CALVERT STREET,
WILL OPEN
MONDAY, I4th Dec, 1916.
TEIH Il PT0prietOrs would respectfully inform tho
n public, that this INA ense ana uurivalled col
lection of the various and maInIf 81 specimens oil
Animated Nature, Will open for Public Exhibition on
MONDAY, the lith inst. The popularity aud cele-
brily attached to this we'll known collection renders
unnecessary the usual newspaper notices, which are
thought 10 be inseparable from place of amusement
or show. The study of Natural History so import
ant, that the public require but the opportunity Ia
avail themselves Of lis advantages.
hG- Hours Of exhibition from Ia to 4, and from 81
to y O'Clock. CO Admission IS cents, children I'M
der years Of age, l2s cts. fAPsR] dIO.lm
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SPLENDID WATCHES.

GsRAOUATEO BUTTONS-Just received
u per the last amer the most beautiful assert
ment of Graduated Buttons for Ladies' dresses, ever
imported. j. NJ. llA'G,
HI2a P3tl l33 Baltimore street.
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FOR SALE g. ENT.
f.. IL. NIEKIEILL,
H1s HI w u ~ u bE1i
COMMISSION SHOE WAREHOUSES;,

II. II. VI EhhILL,
COMMISSION SHOE W.1REHOUSRS,
Nus. "a AND 10 HANOVER ST
WBACk AGE SALE OF 500 CASES ROOTS
n SHOES, BROGANS, RUbRERS, LEATHER
HATS. cars. &c. nc. 10 be sold at AuciiOn u,
TUESDAY, De Is h, commencing at half past
Ocluck, A. NJ, without reserve, 10 clOsG cOnsign
It's. Among the goods viii he 200 cases mem,
common and prime thick BOOTS. Also l5S cases
HATS aud GAPS; and IOU0 sides prime Spanish
SOLE LEATHER.
dts T.. n. MERRILL, Hanover st.
VHNOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY,
II AT REDUCED PRICES,
liz VARIOUS PARTS or the CITY.
EasAIka One dwelling 0n =. CharIeS ST. for S450O,
kG!!I p4 feet front 100 deep three story and back
#ilI building; one do, East Balmore-st. 30 feet
-HiAiN 'front.' l5H deep, extensive improvements,
l"l SS00ti one convenient dwelung with hack huld
lngS on EHtaw- 81. Baltimore ST. for Slt00; also
many Others variOusly heated, aud at prices that
w"alh be- good investments. One FARM, contain
ihs 2oO acres of good Ian f. with splendid improve
menus, 10 miles from the city, price Sl2 400; do
OF lSO acres the soil excellent, for 5 per acre; one
lot aud good Improvements, n miles on the YORK
Road, containing two acres and handsome garden,
VIII he sold bargain if immediately applied 70
Also, Ground Rents in various directions of the
cly-One of $500 90 per cent. well secured, and
me at 7 per cent Those wishing 10 pu chase will
Pease apply at No. 81 SECOND sTKEET. 10
d3tf JAMES BARRY.
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w A n 7 S

&VET NURSE WANTED. A young OF
w inside aged woman, with fresh breast oil
",,iN' can hear Of situation by appyWg at this
| office. II
| NNANTED-A situation by a YOUNG MAN
| w will teach the Piano Porte, Drawing,
| Painting on MedaOns, for his board. Good refer
| ehces gIven AppIyut
SHAFT s. BOSWELL's
dll.3t Music Store, III BulunnFe 81.
| SITUATION WANTED--By yrung man
~ rom England who is fully acquainted with the
wholesale and retail Produce Business, and viii
make himself generally useful to his employer. A
small salary Will only be- expected. Good references
given. Apply at
FsCOTTps Intelligence Office,
90 old establishment, No. 10 Exchange Place,
A SITUATION Is WANTED in some re-
a spociabIe JObbng Huuss by young man from
Virginia, vino could command cons IderabIe shnrt,
al trade from the VaIley-ths best Of references as
To character and ability, can be given. Address y D."
at This once. o6 If
KNANTED-YouRg men, with or without ca
w pltal, may hear Of hHe opportunities to en-
gage in profitable business, by calling IN
SCOTTI'S intelligence Office,
do No. 10 Exchange Place.
FHNAKE NOTICE-WhNTEDD AII,Y-CIerks,
= book Keepers, bar keepers, Portors for stores;
English Teacher; Coachmea; Ostlers; Wagoners;
OVerseeTs; 20 abOrers Agents; 90 Cooks, Washers
and lruners; Chambermaids; Wet and Dry Nurses;
travelling Maids; Seamstrcsses; House keepers and
ahunoer OF other situations too to mention
and too valuable To lose Families have only In pivp
ed to, Servants sent from my office can ALWAYS bring
satisfactory rec concentrations.
l.. r. SCOT~TI
Occ9 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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ton (for the presently at Mr. TENANTS, NO. 3
SogTH STREET, where the Agent, who is cOnversanI
with theiI manu- acture, is IN attendance. % I'm
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w ENIVIaN BLINDS. Venitian Blinds Of
v the most fashionable style aud finish, and supe-
ror workmanship. can be ohrained Of the subscriber
on accsmmo arg Terms. All Hi ID sold nv the
subscriber W rranted he equal it not superior, TO
any made in this civ. ..'
Always OH hand WINDOW BLINDS OF every de-
scrptOn. JOHN g.. HOLLAND,
No AZ Gay street
Dc Il near the Odh FpllnWls all.
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HEANCE'S SYRUP az HOARHOUND.
For Splitting of Rlo~d, Asthma, Coughs, Colds
HoarsenesE, Who ping Cough and Bronchitis.
Orasp from Goughing-cuTe your colds
From yonr lungs remove each pain;
Do OtWait ihPir action lnsger,
If you'd peace and healla regain,
Why continue 10 he nal,cted wth Pains AT the
Lungs, a constant Cough and want of sleep, when d
Oltle of HANCE'5 SYRUP will Immediately re-
store you In health. Procure it at once, as d. lays
are dangerous. de4
Price so cents esr bNItle, or six bnte fer 80 81.
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ID FAD THESI GREAT BALGAINS!-Tht
"a balance of Stock of DRY GOODS, (purchas
ed from Trustee at great sacrificp) is still SELL
ING OFF at the Cheap HaDnveT sueet sihre," No
60, 2d door rom Pratt. Great bargains in NEW
GOODS are aI.o coming in almost daily. Come and
save your dollars by buying at the
CHEAP HANOVER ST. CASH STORE,
d. BelWeGn Pratt 81. and the Market House.
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II ING's DAGUERREAN GALLERY
N 2I7 BALTIMORE STREET,
(ERAR CHARLRs.)

ING's DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
~ 2I3 BALTIMORE STREET,
(ERAR CHARLRs.)
The Oldest Establishment in the Citp.
with Light expressly adapted to the Art, the most
superior Apparatus and certain Chemicals, the Pro
pretor by giving his constant personal attention To
his profession, has been enabled produce the most
correct and beautifully toned DAGUERREAN MIN
lATURES thai have ever been exhibited,
W- Citizens and strangers are invited 10 call and
examine specimens.
QL'- Hours of operating from 9 A. NJ. to P. NJ,
Instructions given and all materials furnished.
selS-f
g. EVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTE
- MANDATORY AND MUSIC STORE.
The undersigned respectfully calls the attention
the publ C To their new Seven Octave COnCeniraied
GRAM PIANOS. Tn SO Pianos are n SEVEN
O''TAVE, in a ease Of the usual site Six Octave
Piah0-and for power of Tone and sweetness of
sound, Is to ple admiration of all who have
them. We ane manufacturing them at the Hsuh
price of n Six Octave PianO-at S25n, $500, So q,
and Oh aud mp, ALI SEVEN OCTAVE, and war
ranted to he unsurpassed by any others manufIctur-
ed In this cOu try
SHEET MUSIC, for the Piano and other Iastru-
menIs.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of every description
00t- Music Published, Engraved, Copied, Arranged
and Bound.
PIANOS Tuned and Repaired.
SHAFT X BOSWELL,
n1U No. liz Baltimore street.
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TOTFEE BIGGINS, Fresch, Enslish and
~ American. nfIhe latest aud most approved pat.
terns Reminqrnn's puent Enf'e ConieR Ser, p0niI
| lar article; Coffee AMI Tea Urns; Coffre and Tea
Pots; Y KrttleI, Ianis with hr1lerS; Oh ltRng
Wishes sc with eviry variety Block Tin n, d
Briirnn'a Ware; Walters, Table Gutter, and family
AM fancy 'riwar". generally. Call al the IlcCsE
FuRHIsHNG WARRRo,aS, No. 10 n. Charles street
! Opposite the Union Bank.
; Ge3aw c. &. WETMORE s. co,
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u p. SOUTHCOM d
A,lX BARREL RNVOLVING PISTOLS,

- anu % INRIH BNhNEIIos
ROBERT BROWN 1853 BALTIMORE STREET
opposite the Museum, has just received a large as
sortmcnt of the above article, which he offers al
very low prices. mig If
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CARD. II. w. TILYARD, SURGEON DEN
n list, N, w, cor, of EUTAW and LON BARD
STREETS. OSi-3m
SHEPPARD A. LEAKIN,
y ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ieI2.6m No. I2 GOURTL AND SF.
Mooney 10 LEND, III sums to SUIT, from
w 81 TO Sl0eO, on all descriptions of Merchan
die, Plate and Jewelry, nj
No. Al SOUTH STREET,
d. 3mt between Lombard aud Pratt.
ANARD. TALLMADGE r. CHERRY,
- DENTIST,
No. HI BALTIMORE STREET,
Third door fro SoLlh st.
d3-ly tOIviH Buildings.
EOHN w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTEHI
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&KTET NURSE WANTED, A young or
w inside aged woman, with fresh breast Of
"rH, can hear Of u situation by app yug at this
Ulics. 1t
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Ship Leila, Higgins, Havre and a market, A
Brown & Son.
Brig Arabian, Hopkins, Charleston, c. Pendergast
& Son.
Schr Josephine, Latourette, New York, / Mankin.
Schr Fox, Harrington, Norfolk and Richmond,
Chas Pendefgast Son.
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EOHN w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTEyI
q PAYETTE ST., adjoining Assembly Rooms. ial- In
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In offering to the public my syrup of Naphtha,
40 so under a hrm convection Of It's Improvement o.
The simple Syrup Of KapAlha, aud feeling OF duty,
matIn possessing remedy rare and truly valua-
oIe, no matter how much good might result from its
dPP"e"u"h III private practice, It's results would ko
comparatively limited 10 what they NIGH be- by pac-
ng ~ such position that every person who il az
hcted, ana cannot make personal application, can
procure nay pah of treating CONSUMPTION without
appIt InE 10 me IN prFsnu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-03
81 q (b II C6 t

lphc hermit 0e0ebcu, cos Der Undergraduate
ais Sleminiilratrr Der pcrftorbenen gBitnpe
Waria 3ctt, lcetbin bon Tcro'QShctt
baa Iauuihip, eeh0 @auntD, cruannt tpcr'
cen it. pile eiejeni9cn wcIde nod auf ir'
aeuc cine glrt AT bcfagte 6intcrladcnltaft
fhulrio Guo, wcrecu erludlt irlncrbab 8 Wao'
uaten ob,utcIablcn, - uuo fcId,e bic nod,
red,tmdeiqc 9lnfrrcerun9cii hdbrn'ltnc 9lcld,'
fails ocbstcu, cie(eIbe innerbaIb befa9ter 3eit
mctlbrfdtist an ben llnterjeidneten etniu'
bdnei9en.
George yicth 9(cm'cr.
Wai IS. nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-03
9IGcrtaun, OGoi 81.
Glue &orte,

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~ G5cleocuhcit ihrc Srcunoe uuo rem
a putlifEm I'M sICNcnreinrn Die 2lnsci'
ae III madcn, tas fIe nit ciuouocr
IN cine @hicnitoft 9etrctcn fnc unc bictrn
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1mo oIgcmciucu Girburtshclfer ben @iupch'
rcru pcn Sccpcrsbura nno Der NmGcacne
odtuu9spcG an Sic fIno tercit o(c eicje'
niacu, bic &c NIT ihrCr Suucfd,oft brchrcn
snS9ru, Su ir9tno cincr 3eit, tci Gao ceCr
$fi 9iodt unc ir9cuo ciucr @rtfcruuua ,u be-
Dieuen. Ia Ge belize bcccutcuec @rfabrun9
Insoer gusubuuQ Ger 9lricnrifuuif 9chabt uno
'in Der llniucrlltdt ben penufplpanien 9raous
irt haben, 70 hcfcu iie nuf reititcn 3u'
fprud,. Daufbar fur biShcr gcnrfrne Sahl'
reid,c llntcritusurq bcfen fTe eurd) piinftIi'
die 9eoienun9 uuc itreu9cr 9ufmerfiamfsi:
ibrer @efd,dfteu cine Ncrteauersu acliicecn
Stoma6 Cooper, 9)t ..
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-03
81 q CD ri d {

,pirb hermit 9cotben, bds Der lhttrscjdncte
ale 9Ibmiuiffratrr bon ner SinterIassnfG,oft
her Serfc,ben 9 ar bdra NcIfr h,
Iebthiu'rca 9icrb WbeittnG 3nTrThip, &c,
dtd @aunte, ,'rrnaunt mcrccu iHt. 9lac cicjc
nisen bdhcr htld,e nod sercftr slnfprIfc
an beia9te Sctnterlaserid,aft baten, iInc err
sfaht ielbiae inncrhalb 3 Mcnatcn an Den
tluteris'fneteu cirmbincacn. llne aIlc
fpeld,e ncdb id,ripia finb, ilno ernitIid, 9ebt'
ten innethalb beiastem 3sitraimc abSnbeiob'
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Nonic( Sclfrid,. IL 9(cn'er.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-03
Cr. QBm. ST.. Oancipttn
friibcr' in Gmalts unb Sbers
SauCpna rchnbaft,

p 3ri9t bicrburd an, caB or mad,
%M 9Iuentaun aeic9cn it, Sncem CT fir
Naomi eic llrtcritnsunq uno eas 8ertrduen
wcIdleS ibm III Stcr Saucona uuo
essyssS Sosbur9 81 5bcil wuroe, baufbar
1T, criudt or feline alten Sunccn ibm ferncr
oas Sertroncu su id,cnfcn mcIfc5 or ith
in irincr Srpan;9 jdh,igen proris, lcrcbl iii
@urcna a!3 h, 2lmcrifa 1T erfreuen hattc.-
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ca friu 9iuf aIs 2r;t, unb tefcuocrs ols G'e'
burtshrlfrr in gcdln @auntD binldu9ld, be'
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ccm itchcu feiuc, ccn mchrersa 8afultdten
in CcrtidlIdto du69tftClItcu 3cuSni1e III fct'
ncr Sfhce, tfcn ein5uletcn.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-03
SO. AL
S5ranpretb's ptQeu.
Nen @erfalI6cr Supor 9etomnlen.

Scn SerfalI6cr Sllppr 9etcninten.
Tao Wutlifum pirb hierburd, 9Iufmerffam
9cmad,t, tGs feline Srauorctb Tillcn ddt fne,
ipeun fIe ni6t 3 edbslS Ceins auf oem otern
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cerlcItcn cnthdlt Gin @leid,nis feiner Ras
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&c: 8. S,antreth, @. .. - Diele edbels
Gino auf StGH, iebr feiu uno id6n, ein9ras
Dirt, uno fcffetcu 1000 Gbaler. - Daber
mirb man erfeben, eoe bad @inSi9e tpas mat
nGtbi9 hat oiefe Weeisin dd,t snerbalten iifs.
oae man Die QdbclS 9cnan untcriud,t.
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hatCn.
Certificate BON 9l9entI6aftett
fir BEN Gcrfauf bon Sranerctb'S De9etabti'
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G,utb, Nutr NIB gcuna, sigentaau,
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g8m. s.. SoenIn9, Cation.
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eirtcs @crtifcat bon a9entid,aft hat, snttai'
tend cine gcrffclIun9 cpn Or. Sraneretb's
su Sin9 Sina, nuo rpcrauf aud,
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pbuaeeIpbia Office, SO. 8, Stcro Ste
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-03
Mtttwp6, Den 3ten Sunt 1916.
2(us5ebrung! Qus;ebrun9 !

euiteN 9crtiltungcn Gngtriltti8teit $uftrtrent,
Innrur9, $ctcrttlhwerrc Gluttrctu, fttrerrs
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.6srJtlcrfen, Shrurfcu 5irter, Grrnr, mics
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.6dIlts, rtr @ruf unr rer $un9c' ras
wirfidmtr uub lthucI!lft tetannte
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-03
QStrD perlanat.

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lluter,eid,neten III Glib sgBbeitbaa SauHs
fd,ip, 9cd,a SauntD, bei Sd1eltcn's gBirtbss
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lau9e 3eit 2Irbeit, gutcn ecbn, uao eine afis
9cnebne @e9enb re6ncu. Nah ntelee it&
bel
Senrp Zimmerman.
Weai 20, *Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-03
Midlisaer StODr,
in Der Stabt Ql(lentaun,
;Wildcn ocn NortesQBaarcn StNbr6 Der
SHcrrcu Barrier nno Sd9cr.
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Grarcift bicic Gslr9cnbcit ciucm 9crbrtsu
pubIfum uno ihrcn Srcnuccn ilterhdlTt Ole
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fd,dft ned, immcr all ihrem alten Stanc, auf
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unb coe Gr Icetcu bon pbilacclpbia Suriifs
gcfchrt it, uuo MN frl9enee ncumcciqe sIrs
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SICK DISEASES are often owing 10
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der TO effect permanent cure, the orig
inal cause must be removed.
Jayne's Life PreservaIive, one of the
most pleasant articles ever offered TO the
public. has been found not only to cure
Serofula, under all lis multiplied forms,
Of Cancer, Kings Evil, Goitre, White
Swelling, &c., but also TO remove the
disposition of tendency 10 diseases of
that class, ard all diseases originating
from distractions in the glanGs or pores
of The skin, or from impuriIy OF the blood
or other fluids of the body.
Prepared only by DIR. d. Jayne, No.
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Sold by J. J.&. H. F. SchelI.
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Bevin,
Stystown Pa.
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THE UNITED STATES & MEXICO.
Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce.
WAsHINGToN, SEPTEMBER 2s, 1916.

WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 2S, 1916.
The Administration have, after full de-
liberation, determined upon line of OPP
erations against Mexico, which is TO be
Immediately pursued, and with the great
est vigor and energy that ii may be able
TO exert. 1t has been decided to take
possession of Tampico, with a view to
facilitate the operations of the army Of
invasion. That strong and immediate
movements aIe 10 be made, you may in
fer from the fact that, on Saturday, trans
fer drafts were signed, at the Treasury,
for very nearly million of dollars on
the New York banks, in order to place
funds in New Orleans preparatory to new
operations.
Santa Anna, though probably disposed
for peace, as promotive of his own inter-
ests, as well as those of his country, is
merely the agent and representative of
military caprice, which so frequently and
suddenly produces in Mexico ''changes
without revolutions as General Salas so
appropriately remarks. Santa Anna was
selected for the new movement because
he had influence with the army. He
would not destroy that influence by pro-
noting peace. He may be willing to get
rid of those janissarles in some way or
other, but it will be difficult TO do it. Ii
appears, too, that the constituent Con
gress, upon which is devolved the duty
Of organizing the Government anew, is
to be free body, and chosen without re-
ference to any personal interest. The
surmise that Santa Anna may use this
Congress as a mere machine for the pro-
motion of his own objects, is, therefore,
nnfounded.
The new movement is based mainly
on two principles-internal tranquility
and territorial integrity. The first act of
the Constituent Congress, called to frame
the organic law of the country, would not
be TO ALLEVIATE Its territory. If they can
secure internal tranquility, they will feel
more confident of preserving the integrity
OF their territory.
No sagacious person can now believe
that there is much hope for peace from
the conciliatory disposition of Mexico
Whatever hopes of speedy peace were
founded upon the policy of Santa Anna
have been abandoned. From the Con-
gress, think. there viii be less hope of
peace, even should we wait till December
for its meeting, and then some six months
for its delIberation and action. The Co.
vernment therefore. have decided to wage
war in earnest aud with all its energies,
from this day forward.
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HEAR MEDICAL TESTIMONY.

From regular Physician, Or G 5 Smith, Sun
fish, Ohio.
Mr.. J. Kidd-Dear Sir-I have used in nv
pactce DR.. MLane's American Worm Specific,
rnd have often witnessed its efficacy in expeIliug
worms from the system. patient of mine.
short time agp, gave vial Of the Worm Specific
TO a child; in short time upwards Of sixty-6ve
worms were expelled.
Prepared for the Proprietor by
JONATHAN KIDD & Co.
wholesale and Retail Druggists, corner Of
4th aud Wood sts, Pittsburgh.
Also for sale by the following agents
JOHN l.. SNYDER, Somerset,
Hay aud Morrison, LavansvilIe,
K nahle and Vought, Centrevills,
NJ A. Ross. Petersburgh,
A. Wyatt. SmithfeId.
G.. Cook, Wellersburgh.
Samuel Kurtz, Somerset.
Samuel Harnet. Addison,
Livengood & WcIfIiey. Salisbury
Charles KrssingeT, Beiiin.
Edm. Herman. Ienner Cross road
Edward Bevin, Stoystown.
p. & w. Myers, Myers Mil.
n. B. BE particular to ask for DIR. M'Lane'
American Worm Specific. or Patent VermifuRt
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Piles Cured.

Philadelphia, Nov 2, 1s42.
10y Messrs. Editors: As there are
many persons who are suffering much
from Humorrhoides, or Piles, would
inform them, through the medium Of
your paper, that after many years afiie-
ton with them, and having in vain
sought relief from various physicians,
that have at length been completely
cured by the use OF four bottles of DIR.
Jayne Vermifuge. which has not only
cured me Of the Piles but has greatly
benefited my health otherwise.
HUMANITY.
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Verv respectfully yours.
X w. WILLIAMS, NJ. ID,

0HSfh'na cured by DR.. James
ETpectorant.-Miss MARY CAmpRm,1
OF New Haven, Fayete county, has been
cured OF Asthma, of more than eighteen
years continuance, by the use OF DR..
Jayne's ExPectorant. She commenced
taking The medicine last summer. and
after using eleven bettles, was entirely
rid of this distressing disease. We are
assured of this cure by a lady of undoubt-
ed veraclty, and requested TO make it
public for the benefit of others. Mount
Pleasant (Pa.) Register