11= GLEANINGS• rirThirty years ago there were 10,000 slaves is York State. LITCorn, meal should never be ground very • _ Eine, it injures its richne ss. Eirlsard never spoils in warm weather if it is cooked enough in fryjng'out. 12'" Woman's chiefest right is to blow up her husband when she likes, and neglect to darn hik stockings when she is angry. EV"Diin't allow a cat to remain alone in the room with your infant. They have a partiality for babies' breath. la r Do what you know, and you will know what you do. • ['The late Mexican war cost Uncle Sain 6211,175,575. , IPirln Crawford county, Pa:,cittring the single Year_past,,there were thirty twins horn ! So re ports the-Marshal. That is also the greatest buckwheat county in the State. Very singular coincidence! • , EP' Wyoming county, Pa., has 10,700 . inhabi. tants. The County has been fornied since the census of 1840. ' Win China a Man condemned to death may Vocure a substitute, which can easily be done ifor-Vonney. rirFour gentlemen reached Lansing, the cap• Bal Miehigan, on the -- lOth - ult., who had--been out Minting fur a week. They had 34 deer, and left tAttet that number in the woods. [V" John W. Priestly, of New Brunswick, New Jersey, returned from California in the Steamer Ohio, after an absence of about two years, and is rumored to have brought $40,000 to $50,000. • 1 . 460010bi11i We find the folloWitig among the miscel laneous selections of tht;titurrleston .(S. C.) Meicory. If it is an Mullen:le statement, and M. Buisson is a permit *lathy of cre dence, the information k‘ It discloses is of grave importance, not Only to the me dical faculty, but to the whele hameri ly. • That the Academy oftelOtices - shenild have treated it with disregard so long is, perhaps, attributable to its having been an onymously communicated : "M. Buisson has written to the Paris Academy of Sciences, to claim as his a small treatise on hydrophobia, addressed to the Academy so for back as 1835, and signed with a:single initial. The case referred to . in that treaty was his own. The particulars and the mode of cure adopted were as fol.. lows He had been called to visit a wo lean who, for three days, was said to be suf.. fering under this disease. She had the usu al symptoms, constriction of the throat, ina bility to swallow, abundant secretion of sali va, and foaming at the mouth. Her neigh bors said she had been bitten by a mad dog, about forty days before. At her own ur gent entreaties she was bled, and died a few hours after, as was expected. "Mr. Buisson, who had his hands cover ed with blood, incautiously cleansed them with a towel which had been used to wipe the mouth of the patient. He then had an ulceration upon one of his fingers, yet thought it sufficient to wipe off the saliva that Adhered with a little water. The ninth day, alter being in his cabriolet, ho was suddenly seized with a pain in his throat, and one still greater in his eyes. The sali va was continually pouring into his mouth; the impression of a current of air, the sight of brilliant bodies, gave him a painful sen sation I his body appeared to him so light that, he felt as though he could leap to a prodigious height. He experienced, he said, a wislCto wound bite,,not men, but animals and inanimate bodies. Finally, he drank with difficulty, and the sight of water was • still more-distressing to bum than the pain in the throat. These symptoms recurred every five minutes, and it appeared to him ns though the pain commenced in the affec ted finger and extended thence to the shoul der. • "From the whole of the symptoms, he judged himself afflicted with hydrophobia, and resolved to terminate his life by swilling himself in a vapor bath, Having entered one for this purpose, he caused the heat to be' raised to one hundred .and seventy de gress thirty-sit minutes Fahrenheit, when he was equally surprised and delighted to find himself free of all complaint. Ile left the bathing-room well, dined heartily, and drank more than usual. Since that time, he says, he has treated in the same manner more than eighty persons bitten, in four of whom the symptoms had declared them selves: and in no case has he failed, except in that of one child, seven years old, who died •in the bath. The mode of treatment Ihe recommends is, that the person bit should take ikeertain number of vapor baths, (com monly called Russian,) and should induce every night a violent perspiration, by wrap ping himself in flannels, and coveting him self with a feather bed ; the perspiration is favored by drinking freely of. .a Warm de ' .coction of sarsaparilla. He declares, so con vinced is he orthe efficacy of his mode of treatment, that he will :wirer himself to be inoculated with the di;Lcase. As a proof of the utility of copious and ual persptt ation, he relates the following 0, 3 6d0te : • A relative of the musician Gretry was bitten • byy-e mad dog, at the sabre time with rii&Y other persons, who all died' bf hydrophobia. for hin part, feeling' the first symptoms of the Sinew, he' took to dancing night acid l ' day, stify.itv that ho wished re die gait Y.. He recotteeedt M. Buisson also sir's the . old stories.of deicing being a remedy for the: bite of a tarantula and drias attention to the fact that the ariiimds in which thiitand . ness is most frequently found to develops itself spontaneously are dogs,, Wolvee; , and foxes, which never perspire." thygen and Bydrngeol. It has generally been allow9d that water is a compouneof two. silo plla substances, -icygen and, hydrogen.,;, The late ditcoveries '-nlleged . to hive been inade•by Mr ' Paine. go to proie that water is not comruthed of , these two gasei t or, -as - asserted, by -Mi.: raine, oxygen is compo sed one gas and .„ . - • .posittvo 9 ectrictty, an the edam:gas ts hy• drogen when combined with. negative elec tricity. So far as 'the catalyzing of the 'hy drogen is concerned, to enable it to produce a white light, by simply passing through turpentine, ,the .communication on another page, from Dr. Foster, confirms all thnt has been said about it, as being perfectly correct. Mr. Nasmyth,'at a meeting of the British Association, stated that he believed carbon to be a metal, but we have never -heard . a single hint relative io hydrogen being one. Nitrogen is caned one of the simple bo dies, but Davy believed that it was a com pound. Oxygen is held to ben simple gas, but Mr. Nelson, in IS4S, in a.series of ar ticles, entitled (-New Chemical Law," pub lished in Vol. 4, qci Am., uses the follow ing language—" Oxygen must be chemical compound ; some future attempt at its de composition may prove effectual; it is at :least-worthy-ofa-trial,-for-it-plays-an-impor - - tont part in nature; a true knowledge of its composition is therefore much tobe desired:" lie also held fluorine to be a chemical coin pound. We wish to call attention to these things because we conceive 'that there is much' in the articles of which we speak that is worthy of attention. The article from which we take the above extract will he _found_on. page 112, Vol. 4, Sci. Am. Bear-Hunting-in-Sweden._ In some parts of Sweden great depreda tions are comtnited by bears, which issue from their haunts and destroy the flock and beards of the farmhouses and villages.— When such depredations fall severely on any particular locality, the peasantry assem ble together in which the"grisly monsters" are supposed to be. The bears, aroused by the shouts and firing with which these pro- ' ceed ings are accompanied, collect themselves together sometimes to the number of twenty, end the hunters then combine their forces, and make a simultaneous attack on the gen enemy. Hunted in this manner the bear soon pays the penalty of his mis doings ; but when attacked by a single hunt man, Wofterneets with - betterfortuneTforT should, the latter miss his aim, or strike any other part of the bear but the head, the en raged beast-rushes on 'him, and wo betide him if he but get him in his grip. •In the northern part of Sweden, however, the pea sant issues forth undaunted in pursuit of the bear. Sometimes he takes with him two or three small dogs, which, when the bear is found, divert his attention by barking a round him, and the hunter is enabled to ob tain an opportunity of having a steady and certain aim at him. In this manner often times a peasant will destroy six or eight of these animals. The peasants of Norway ex hibit equal intrepidity, and will single-han ded attack a bear with whatever instrument may be at command. • Victim of Circumstancial Evidence. We mentioned ,a few days ago the exe cution of a man named Hicks, who was hung in Lawrence county. Miss., for the murder of one Allen. Hicks died protest ing to his last breath hisinnocence •of the. horrid crime. The Natchez Courier, from which we take the following facts, says that the evidence against him was entirely cir cumstantial. Allen, it was proved, was shot in the back of the head, the ball pass ing out under the eye. The last statement of the accused, made to a clergyman who attended him the night previous to his exe cution, was that he, his wife and Allen were travelling together with a team, camping, out at night, and that while he was away from the camp_on the morning of Allen's death, he heard his wife scream, and on running back found Allen• apparently life less. He had been drinking, and went up • to Mrs. Flicks with the intention of insul ting her. She. told him several times to go away, and when he persisted, she struck him upon the head with the Wagon hammer, which she had in her hand, pounding coffee, and from this blow alone, Withotit any fur ther violence he died. Notwithstanding his protestations of en tire innocence, Flicks, as the have said, was hung for shooting Al len in the head with a •rifle, and that, too, upon circumstantial evi dence entirely valueless, unleSs that mode of death had been considered as proved.— And now comes the strange after-develope ment ! The denial of Hicks had made such an impression that it was thought necessa ry to examine the murdered body, in order to do away with any idea of Hitt's inno cence, by showing that Allen Was indeed killed by a' rifle ball ! Accordingly, three days after the execution, a committee of re spectabte citizens disinterred Affect's re. mains. The result of their investigation prove beyond a reasonable doubt, that Allen was never shot f His skull, upon externina nation, pirpeared to have been forced in by a blow upon, ate back of the head, immedi. ately where it joined the neck. Pieces of the bone were hanging to the mike in the skull, which were driven in from the effects of the blot'. The bone running below the left eye was slightly fractirred,. but the sock.: ets of the eyes, and the Bones m the face bore no marks of -A bullet: haling "loathed them. In all probability the story flicks told was true, and he is another victim to dircum; gontial testimony. • Panther Shot. • The well known hunter, Mr. Charles . Prirmeter, of this town, who has been out in the woods the last two months deer-hunting, killed, a few days since , in the town of Bel tnont, in Franklin County, a large panther or catamount, measuring nine feet in exr treme !mirth; and weighing 247 pounds. Mr. Parmeter came upon . the track while ,bunting, and the nett day, with a dog, star tad -With the determination to. bunt him up. After a abort distance he struck the trail and soon came to Where, with a single bound, he had' killed pnd split etitirbly open a huge buele, 'apparently carried' die wile about tu'rent!,i, rods and partly Intrmd the Fallowingon ih pUrsuit,Me. P. Soon danle to a . • . rtiotintaiii . ridge. With..hnke shelving rocks t. 'in 'a charm under one of which. he • found the panther's den. His dog, with hair erect and exhibiting extreme .Tear; re fused to enter, when Mr. 'P., tying a rope around the dog's neck, entered himself drag ging the dog after him. The panther fled by another entrances and took to n very tall spruce tree near by. Mir; P. now climbed the ledge of rocks overhead and thus found himself on a level with the treetop and dis tant about, fifty feet from the same. The panther wai - almost hid in the dense top, but catching a glimpse of hiM ho fired in quick succession two halls in his body. The panther had now plaCed himself with eyes fixed on Mr. P., in the attitude of springing, when Mr. P., having quickly re loaded both barrels of his gun, fired one in the hack of his neck, and the other through his body, the fourth shot brought him to the ground. The dog now having regained .courage,_rushed upon him, but one bite of the dying Panther sent him blielChititylirig with pain, when springing to his feet the fe rocious animal ran some twenty rods and fell . dead. Mr. P., to make sure, put two additional balls into him and then ventured to approach him.. Mr. P. , intends to bring him down in a few days and give our citizens a chance 'to see this rarely found animal.—Poisdam ANOTHER SOIENTIFIC WONDER.-PCpSirl, an artificial Digestive Fiuid, or Gastric Juice ! A great Dyspepsia Curer, prepared froM Rennet, or the fourth stomach of the. Ox, after directions of Baron Liebig, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. S. Houghton, M. D., No. 11, North Ei g hth Street, Phila delphia, Pa. This is a truly wonderful re medy for Indigestion, dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation, and Debility, curing after Nature's own method, by Na ture's own agent, the Gastric Juice. See advertisement in another column. NIA RIED. On the 19th of January, by the Rev. Mr. _aehindA, Mr. Reuben Guilt, senior editor of the "Lehigh Patriot," to — Miss Maria Rhoads, daughter of Josiah' Rhoads, Esq., both of Allentown. 17 "The happy couple have complimented us with a delicious slice of "Wedding Cake." For this liberal testimonial of remembrance, we ten der the fair couple particularly as the bride groom is one a the "black craft"—a long life of prnsperity, hoping they may be blest with an abundance, to Make them happy:— Long, long, will Cupid shoot his darts 'Fire, he transfix more loving hearts— And longer Juno hail the hour, When these more constant own their power Here then's the wishes of a friend, That heaven's blessings may attend— And all the happy future tell, May love forever with you dwell. On Sunday last, by the Rev. Richard Walker, Mr. Mifflin Hannum editor of the "Allentown Democrat," to Miss Matilda Gangewer, daughter of Mr. Solomon Gange wer, both of Allentown. "Deal gently with her; thou art dear, Beyond what vestal lips have told, And, like a lamb from fountains clear, She turns confiding to thy fold; She, round thy sweet domestic bower The cVreath of changeless love shall twine. Watch for thy step at vesper hour, And blend her holiest prayer with thine?' On Sunday last, by the Rev. Joseph Dubs, Mr. William Roth, to Miss Susan Jamison, both of Sottli Whitehall. On the 3 iit of December, by the Rev. Mr. Strassbuter, Mr. Hiram nuke!, of Upper Milford, fiehiv,h county, to Miss . Elisabellt .41bright;'of Hilltotvn, Bucks county. On the, 7th of January, by the Rev. Jsaac Rceller,. Mr. Reuben Bennycqfh.of Lynn., to Miss Chraline Shumacher, of Upper Ma cungy; DIED; On Sunday the 12th of December, in Al lentoilin of constimptiorr, Casper Keider, aged 69 years. On the 11th instant, Ii Philadelphia, Elizabtl/i Foering, aged 61 feats'. On the 2d of January, in the Lehigh county Vor House, 'deo& ifegestoeiler, aged 83 Sears. eachers Associationi The Lehi'gri County Teachers Associa tion will meet Oh Stittirda), 25th init.; at the Court House, ih the boro u g h of A'lterilOwn, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon. Order of Exeteises. Ist. A diMdssion upon the preservation of order in schools. 2cl. An Estill *pow iirelkards and pun ishments," by Mr. Eleruly K. Rhoads, of Souih Whitehall. Bd. An Essa'y upon “irrith'mptic," by' Mr. Gates, of Upper Sancoth • . t In the eJenitlg the deferred addiessesif Rev. Jeremiah Schindel', and Mi., R. C Chandler, may be eipocied. January 16. 4-3i' voteasszaa Notice is hereby giverr, that the natter signed have taken out letters of Administra tion, of the estate of Joel Krafiss, dedeased, late of the Borough of AllentoWn, county of Lehigh. Therefore, all persons Who are yet indebted to the estate of said deceased, be it in Notes, Bonds, Book debts, or other- - wise will pleat° make settlement Withih' 3 months from the dateliefeef. Also those, Who have legal claims against said estate, will present' them Well authenticated With in the above specified drab. Ennuis, Icamuss, AllentOWn, ANTHONY KRAUSS; U. Milford. administrators of the Estate. 12r All persons who are , ihdetited l , hi'the liooks of the fine of BYobil iihd Krause, will like Wise make settlement witbin the ab6Ve apepikti tittle, at the Foulifity neam January, 113, Robert i-I..alf.vemily , Naitufaeturer of Warm Air Ffirnacce • AND Preminin Cooking Ranges. The subscriber has lately estenished himself in the above business, turd is pre pared to fill orders to any distance in the country. • He can warrant his artic-Irs to le of the latest and most approved styles, with a sav ing of at temp 25 per cent. in the fuel. Recollect the place, No. 12, South Bth street, Philadelphia, 3arreary, 1 1 0311 c, Notice. Notice is hereby given, that the partner ship heretofore existing between Cz'oF.m. & Sitmv i —its-Contractors_for_the construction_ of the Philadelphia and .Wilkesbarre Tele graph Lime, and the Susquehanna River and North and West Branch Telegraph Line, is this day dissolved by mutual con sent. All persons 'having subscribed and paid for stock in "The Philadelphia and Wilkesharre Telegraph Company," are re spectfully requested to present their receipts for such a •merits to ELI J. SAECER, Esq., in A Ileutown, Lehigh county, Pa., Presid of the sttid_Company, and receive their cer tificates properly authenticated therefor; and all persons having subscribed and paid (or stock in ..The Susquehanna River and North and West Branch Telegraph Company," are also respectfully requested to present their receipts for such payments to A. C. Goetz, at the American Hotel, Chestnut street, opposite the State House, Philadel- phia, President of said Company, or in 'l'. 0. VAN ALLEN, Treasurer, Danville, Montour county, Pa., and receive their certificates in due form therefor. And all persons having claims against the iiidPartnership, GOELL & SHAW, relating to the construction of said lines, whether upon promissory note, draft, book accounts, or otherwise, arc respectfully -r e quested-to-present_correct_staterne nts of the same, without delay, to JOHN Terns, Esq., No. 12, Mercantile Library, Philadelphia, who is authorized to receive and arrange for settlement of the same. • A. C. GOELL, JAMES L. SHAW.- January in, 1851, Stiitering and Stammering CURED In from Five to Twenty Minutes, TFIE Undersigned would respectfully an- . Demme to the citizens of Lehigh and the adjoining counties, that he has located him self in New York for the purpose of EFFECTU.4 Ll,1 7 CURING. persons who are troubled with STUTTERING OR STAMMERING. So confident is he of success, that no pay will be required until the' utmost satisfaction is given. His method is so easy, that any child ?Iva years old may understand it, and yet so efficient, that he will forfeit One Thou sand Dollars to any person who will stam mer and apply it No. 37 Chambers St., New York P. S. For further testimonies as to the efficacy of his method ; he refers to the Me dical Faculty of New ork, who witnessed the application upon a gentleman, who was an inveterate stammerer, and had been operated upon by other Physicians, without the least bandit, and astonishing as it may seem, Dr. Wyckoff cured him in 20 min utes, that he was able to speak and read with ease; without hesitancy or semblance of Stammering. The Doctor also has over One Hundred Certificates of cu res performed ,atnong hich are several medical gentlemen. N. B. All letters of inquiry, (post-paid) will be promptly answered by naming the Post Office and State where they reside. January 16. - • House and Lot; Offered at Private gale. The subscriber offers to sell at Private Sale, his valuable property, siturttc on the east side of south Allen Street, in' th'e Bor ough of Allentown, a few doors below Dr. Charles L. Martin. The buildings are two new two story brick 11eu>` el • - Dwelling Houses, Piazza, and all necessary oulbeildings. The buildings have been constructed•but lately -anal 61 1 0 in the bbst conditioit. For fintrier inforMation plea's° make applidition.to WILLtAbI H. WETHERYOLD. • Allentown, Jan. 9, ¶—4 w UDlfte3 eft In thb Otpha'n' . ldotirt of Lehigh county. In the matter of the account o. 4. r Jonas Bare and Jacob Peter, Ad-: ' C _Ar ( i ‘ y ministrators of John 8 . . Haat; tate \''5;;;;.!.. 7 .-:.; of Lowhilt LT.,. Lehigh county, deceased. , And new Decethber 3, fSSO, the Cart appellate:l Willoughby Fogel . , John Weida and Joseph Schleach, auditors to examine and if odcalsion, resettle and make distribu tion ac,cording td, laW. From the Records,. LAW ALL, Clerk. The undersigned auditors Will meet for the purpoep of their appointment, on Satur day did' 28th ofjanuary next, at 10 at the house of Joel Klotz, in Lowhill tsp., where all those who are interested can at tend if they see proper. WILLOUQBY FOGEL; JOHN WEiDA, JOSEPH SCHLAUGH iludikors. Jimunry 0 .ramerwrei Neatly executed IA the iilledititee' pnice - . li,3in Of Palm&le' Pro' pertg. BY VIRTUE and in ptirsuance of an order issued out of the OaPtintis COURT of the County of Lehigh, there will be exposed to public sale, ott Saturday the 18th day of January MI, at 1 o'clock in the aftexnoon, upon the premises, a certain . • Messuage and Traet of Laud; with' the appertenances, situated in North Whitehall township, in the county . of Le high aforesaid, bounded by the River, Le high and !aids of John Trumbauer, Jacob Mickley, Charles Moyer and others. Con taining 21 acres and 9/ perches strict mea stare. All improved and in a high state Aof cultivation. The Improvements o ! thereon are a one story frame MP VII i DWELLING 11017 SE, -frame-13arn,-and- other-out-buildingsL4n Orchard of apple and other fruit trees are on the premises, Being the Real estate of Jacob Jones de-. ceased, of the township and county aforesaid. 'Perms on the day 'at the place of sale, and due .attendance given by _ _ "-4w MII DR. J. V. WYCKOFF, Public Sale ERWINE JONES, ad , sirs WILLIAM JONES, S fly the Court. J. D. LAWALL, Clerk. Decentbur 31, Rail Road Notice. Books for the Subscription of Stock in "The Delaware, Lehigh, Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail Road Company" are now open with each of the subscribers, who have been duly authorized to receive subscrip- Lions. It is disirable to have a large number of Shares subscribed at an early period, in or der to have the Road commenced as soon as possible.— Therefore irll wishing to -sub scribe, %vitt please call on either of the sub scribers as soon as convenient. JACOB DILLINGER., HENRY KING, UHRIS'rIA - N - PRETZ, Allentown, Dec. 12, VCI 1.13 0 IT /I jl 1 .11 111 ATTORNEY AT LAW. Flas opened his office, in the building with Juge Ruhe, in west qamilton street opposite the "New York Store" He can lit: consulted in either the german or english language. Allentown. Jan. 9, 1951 WILLIAM S. MARX, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Office in the western front road of the building of John D. Lawall, formerly Horn beck's, west of the Courthouse Allentown April 4, MO Anditms Notice. In the Court of Coornion Plea's of Lehigh Cot:tidy—Sept. Term', No. 22. - Gideon Lenti vs Godfrey P'eter. Ct 0;) • .• December 6, 1830, on motion of John D'. Stiles, Esq., the court ?r appoint Jacob Dillinger, Corn missionef to make distribution of the pro ceecfs of the Sheriff; to and among th'ocred hors and persons legally entitled thereto. From the Records. • teste—Nialts'N MILLER, Prothohotary E.7The c'omMissioner above appointed, will meet the parties at his .office, in the Borough of Allentown, on Thursday, the 25th of January, 1851, at 10 o'clock, Where those that see proper can attend. JAC. DILLINGER, Corn. tea:ember 31. II —IW 411312Y.1it in the court of Cormiroa Pleas of Lthigh Co. s ox. . In the rnatter of the account of ep 4 ' P I. George, Stein, Assignee of An ti; 1‘ ( - 0,1 drew Klotz, tinder a' voluntary 74 49 * , "-s• assignment. And now necerabet if, 1'5 4 50, o'n' motion, of John D. Stiles, Esq., the Court ariVoint Eli J. Saeger, Esq., auditor to exa mine and* if occasion, resettle the sank., and report' to the next term. Ftoni the Reeor'qs, NATHAN MILLER, Proth. the subscrifier (Waiter Will meet fot the purpose of hia rippointnient, on Friday the 17th of January next, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon, in his office itr the Bbrotth of Al lentovn, where all thole who ate interested can attend if they see' proper. ELI Y. gArRIER, 3/telt/or. Decetnbei 3 f . otic.,e, to . T ax C Otlectors. A large amount of State and County Tax es still remaining uncolleCted; tht finder signed' Weteby give notice, that all collectors who have not settled' up the Mil amount of their Efuplicates by the CIA of next February court, Will find their bohds filed in'the Pro thonotary's offite, as liens ngaitist them and their sureties : After the above mentioned time there Will be added to the amount of attpnitt taxes, an interest of six per cent. BiEINIO; SAMCIEI„K rams . , Conithissioner. PETER' ENOELtimg, Coinmissiober's Office, Allento*n; ..tarrtutrY 9, 1851, rt Vika a I Notice ib hereby gitien; that' the under.: signed are . appointed Execntom in the last Will'and'Tcatitlrnent of Hen't# Ebner', dec'd. late of the Borotith of Allentown, county of Lehigh, therefOre all persons who dle yet iiidebted to said estate, be it - in Ndtes; Bonds or otheriiiho'Will settlernent within 6 ireckse hearths date hereof. Alio those, who hade legal claimi against said estate, "Wilt' *sent them well authenticated within the aboire specified time. Midriff'. D. Esurtnitno,.E.rec . Noi. 1611ANSIA L. giNEß;ExeCutrix. Ntivembei 7; ' —43 w ARTICLES. 1 Per Allent.Easkin Philda Flour .. . . Barrel l 5001 5 25,. 550 Wheat . . . . Bush. .05 1 OW 1 16 Rye 65 51 601 . . 65 5 . 5 Corn ..... 50 . 60. Oats ; 3 30 Buckwheat . --f 45! 4.0 Flaxseed . I 1 50 1 501 Cloversood . . .! 4 00' 4 00! intothyrced , =!; 2 501 275 Potatoes .- • • 50 1 35 j Salt 45!. • 451 Butter . . . . Pound! ' 141 Lard. 8, Tallow .. . . 0 Beeswax . 221 24 Ham 91 8 1 Flitch . . ' 7 6! Tow-yarn. . . Eli 8 Eggs-. Rye Whis key Gall. I 22 20. Apple Whiskey I 25 25 Linseed Oil .. I 85 75 Hickory Wood, Cord 4 50 450 Oak Wood . . 1 3 501 3 50 Egg Conl . . . Ton 4 001 400 Nut Coal .. . 300 300 —• Lump Coal . 4 00 3 50 1 Plaster .. . 4 50 , 4_501 PROCLAMATION. WHEREAS, the lion. f.: Pringle Jones' President of the several Courts of Common' Pleas of the Third Judicial Distriht, 6:chino: sed of the counties of NorthrUnpton and Le- - high, State of Pontsylvania, and Justice' of the several t onirts of Oyer and Terminer' and.general Jail delivery, and Peter Haas; and John F. Ruhe, Esqrs., Judgea of the' Courts of Oyer and 'Terminer and general' Jail delivery, for the trial of_ all_capital,of fenders in the said county of Lehigh , : By their precepts fa ine diregted:, have' ordered' the coda of Oyer and Terminer and Gene- - la! Jail Delivery, to be holden . at Allentowri, county of 14ehigh. on the - Committee. 11-41.# . - First-Monday-in--February-MI; winch is the 3rd day of said month, anti• will continue two week.. -therefore-hereby-given to the . _ Ju*ices•of the Peace and Constables of the; county of Lehigh, that they are by the said' precepts coninranded . to be there at 10 o'clocl: hi the forenoon, of said day, with their rolls; records, inquisitions, examinations, and all other remembrances; to do these, things' which- tO_theit_offices_a'ppertain id be done,_ and all those who are bound by recognizan- . ces to prosecute against the priiioners that are or then shall be in the jail of• Said corm- . ty of Lehigh, are to be then and there to prosecute then? as shall be just. if - 1 Y Given under my Nand in Allentoivn, the' 9th day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred anti fifty, one: EMI God shoe the Commonwealth. JOSE:PiI F. IsiEMETARD, Sheriff sh'eriff's Office Allentown, —, i . ~,, . c January 9th ft 351.. N. 11. Magistiates tiredesired to forWnrcc their retains in crintinalcaseata the Deputy ' t Attorney General at once, and to request pl'oseentots to call at hi t s office before court; and thin afford Sufficient time to' prapate th 6 indictments, and otlief matters necessary for . trial. The amount of unsettled business renders this at ptesent absolutely necessary: Jan un ry 9. 1-4 W List ~ . • FIWR FEBRUARY TERN& 185 f. l d S'arnu'el tiantel and; 'rhiatdas Daniel; vs. 2 Daniel Weiss, vs. Godfrey Roth'. 3' David 81Ei9! and others, vs.-John Wagner. 4 William Walp, vs, Slaphen Bather. 5 Anna Bright, vs. 4'. P. Mcßride' and' otliet`i• Hatietaeltil i and' Ritie, vs. Sohn Croutidie rand othek 7 Franklin' yd. llf-auidel Flartni‘an'is othew 8 John L'. Twellg, vs, WilfraMi fry. 9 David & Daniel Moriti, vs. Pharled 0 Lewis K. Hulteliat'irin„vs. D avid Deshler. 1 United Brethien;fe.,John Blank and whits. 2 Isaac Itackrrian;VS.Jodeph Lazarus an'tl !ten'. ben Grafty. 3 J,oseph Marsteller, vs. Nathan Grim • 4 Jacob Zimmerman, vs. Peter Hoffman'. 5 Edward Kern and others, vs. Peter Sieger, . Slephelil.eh, vs. Abraham Newhard, Geacr ? e"Miller, Son & Jo., vs. Nathan Ger man. , 8 Amos Bather, vs. The Washington lienefl. cial Society. 19 Joseph Romig, vs. Daniel Tower. • 20 Stephen Werly, vs.. Jonas Seiberling. 21 Daniel Ilerigi vs. Thom'as Weiss.., 22 Jesie Weaver, vs. !Milled Kunlzman. 23 John Kemmerer, Is. Janice ref. Wilsbn and John ICrie;n'er. , Newhard, vs. Abraham Newhard. 'rirThe ebbild list is ednsolidated by dr 7 t del of ttie Court. Prom the Records; . NATIKAW PfOlhOladary. hindary 9. i 111--4 w 1 4:0 91 4 a Q0.).111Co . The undersigned take fhie ,method.to in form their cuatomers andothers,that'afierthe first day of, Jai - Navy neit, .all orders:for Flour, Feed or Chop 'must be.paid infiash upon delivery: They Will soil. at the Eery lowest priceff, rind tkiarrant ail they man , ufacture, to be of,the'tery best quality, 104 if found not to' beitCcording to contreetcje can be . rettitited and they will furnish," bottle., article hi' %We place. Jens & WILLIADA 131:1*144. 110Venibei 28. ' House and Lot for Salm , „ . A two story fminfr dWel. Fri Hng . House, and lots OP ground, sit uate in Williams. street, 'litho Bor ough of Alleptowis,,iveftered at private sale, The House is;nearly new, 10 feet front by 30 feet deep r the lot 204 feet front by 28P deep, in good fencesittnd:handsomely ated, pleatant'part of thi'lowatA Per : further , : information Weave apply et the r orrice of the !"Lehigh register" ouc dner !east; of the German Rtfermed Church: -November 11. 11-77tw I=l 83 50 1.50:' 2%75 56 42 20 25 • 72 0 00' 5 50' 4 ke :3 ear 3 O'Y _Oo'
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