Agricultural Meeting.
Pursuant to public notice given, a large
and respectable meeting. of farmers of Le
high county, assembled at the Public House
of William Leisenring, in North White
hall township, Lehigh county, on Saturday
the 24th of January, and organized by the
appointment of
Daniel Bei.yel, President,
Dr. David 0. Moser, Secretary
The meeting being organized, and upon
mature deliberation the following, preamble
and resolutions were unanimously ndont•d.
Whereas, it is a fact universally admit
ted, that the science of Agriculture, is one
of the most interesting and in reaard to the
support and maintainance of the h u man fam
ily, the most necessary to be properly un
derstood, of all sciences, and whereas, it is
also an admitted fact, that in "union there
is strength," consequently a united action
on our part, cannot hut be of the greatest
benefit to the farming community. not only
in . n theoretical, but at the same time, in a
'practical point of view, in collecting infor
mation upon this great topic, such as fins
Its yet not reached — us - through- any other
, channel. Therefore
Resoived—That we will use our best en
deavors to organize an Agricultural Sock'.
ty, in Lehigh county:
Resolved—That one person from the I3o
rough of Allentown, and one person from
each township in Lehigh county, be
ap
pointed, whose duty it shall be to draft a
.constifution_for_art_Agricultural_Secietv.
The folloWing persons were named as
constituting that committee :
Allentown•—Jesse M. Line.
Salisbury—John Yost.
Saucon—Charles Wittman._
Upper Milford—Charles Foster
Lower Macuney—James Weiler.
Upper Nlacunay--Wiliiain Mink.
Weisenburg—Jacob Grim.
Lynn—Joseph Moser.
LOwhill—David Knerr.
Heidelberg—Andrew Peter.
Washington—John Fenstermaker.
North Whitehall—gidward Kohler
South Whitehall—Peter Mickley.
Hanover—Charles Ritter.
Northampton—George Beisel
The above committee is ordered to meet
on Tuesday the third day of Pelfruary next,
at 1I o'clock in the forenoon, in the Com
missioners office in the Boronfrli of Allentown.
Resolver!—'That when this meeting ad
journs. it adj9urns to meet again on Tuesday
the third day of Fi bruary n, xt. at I o'clock
in the afternoon, in the Court I louse in the
iilorow,h of Allentown, to receive the /L
-yon r I the committee on the Constitution.
Resolved—That the proceedings of this
meeting be sinnt d by the officers and be
published in the papers of Altentown,
The Sinking Fund,
The following in regard to the report of
the COMILISSICOICTS of the-Sinking Fund,"
we take from the Philadelphia Sun:
So much was said dining the recent gub
ernatorial canvass in disparagctinent of Gov.
Johnston's Sinking Fund ; so many sneers
were directed against it ns a “humbug," and
SO many falsifications were committed as to
practical workings and bencfi:s, that we
.have looked with much solicitude for the first
kltriennial repott of the Commissioners of the
Fund, and we arc enabled to lay it before
our readers this morning having personally
taken the trouble to copy it front the rapt' U:s
in the Slate Senate, in preference to await
ing the slow process of being printed by leg
islative authority. The Commissioners of
the Sinking Fund are by law the Secretary
of the Commonwealth, Auditor General
and State Treasurer: they have made the
report, to which we ask attention, and as
the last two are politically opposed to Gov
ernor Johnston, the important evidences
which they nfford of the utility of the Fund,
'will not we trust be discredited by the in
/
tcoming administration of Gov. LVg,ler, nor
be permitted to be impaired by any such
sophistical arguments and ha :less state
ments as Col. J. Russ Snowden has seen
proper to invent concerning the financial
-affairs of the Commonwealth.
From a 'Airmail of the report it will be seen
ghat the total amount of loans purchased
s.,inciphe Sinking Fund . went into operation
was $059,122 9S, and that at the commence
ment of the year there was a balance of
.815,309438 in the fund so that the to
ut of its operations has been $704,4:32 30.
—Although this amount of reduction of
the State Debt is small compared with
the gross indebtedness, being somewhere
in the ratio of 1 to 57, still it is cheer
ing to know that a commencement has been
..made.—The evidence of a willingness on
the part of Pennsylvania to apply certain
sources of revenue. and set them apart
nvith fidelity, atust tend to elevate her cred
it and wipe from remeMberance the former
zins of financial repujiation. Never in the
history of the Commonoealth has there
Imo a period 6f more prospei7ms
trangniii
ity for in the language qi the Gov;q . nor's
Message, "citizens of the State asu:.2 front
'other sources of contentment, have at last
'realized that n cause of disquiet, which has
for ;the last twenty-five years oppressed
'them is about to be removed. A beginning
has been in the practical liquidation of the
Public Debt :
Dec. 1, '4B, the total debt $10,8 , 12,379 21
was 1851,
, Thus within the last three years, there
has been effected a reduction of upwards of
seven hundred thousand dollars of indebt
edness, Without impairing the efficiency of
`the public works, or retarding any plans of
practical benefience, such as the Legislature
according to a policy of wise economy, have
thought raper to authorize." And the
'Governer does riot 'hesitate to attribute this
important result to the successful operation
bf the efficient and real sinking fund system
Oatettlished by the net of the 10th April, A.
01411:' Such being its efficient results
we trust the sstem will be continued and
'not be outdo a shuttlecock h
..etween the bat
;Wows of party
Pursuant to public notice, a large and re
spectable meeting of Citizens of Lehigh and
Barks county, favorable to the building of a
Turnpike Road, commencing at the tannin
us of the Goshenhoppen and Greenlane
turnpike road, at or near Treichler's Store,
in Barks county, via Zionsvills to Shimers
villa in Lehiiih county,- assembled nt the
Huse of Philip Mille, in Upper Nlilford
township. Lehigh county, on Saturibiy th e
17th of January. The meeting being or
ganized by the appointment of the following
officers :
ISRAEL KR',EBEL, ,'resident.
Jour B. Slll3lElt.
SA 311111 , 1. D. Elm., Esq., Vice Pres.
Samuel Treichler,
Secretaries,
Chas. 11. It land, Esq.,
On motion, Charles B. bheimer. EnoCh
Schultz, Christian ‘Villiams, David W land,
and Reuben Stabler. were appointed a coin
to report resolUlions expressive of the
sense of the meeting. and to attend to the
petitioning re.
The committee after absenting them
c•ei ves for a short time, reported the follow
ing_rosplutions.to the meeting, Which wert ,
unanimously adopted. .
Whereas we have viewed, and fur ninny
years seriously felt the inconvenience of a
turnpike road from Pottstown to Allentown,
therefore
Resolveil---That prompt mertsri:Ts be
adopted. in order to effect this desirable ob
ject, and that as soon as the road is allowed
by the Legishit tire, the building of the sann.L
be immediately contracted for.
Resolved—That all persons, Who, May
hold petitions, be. requested to have them
filled and immediately transmitted to the
lA'giShil re.
Resolved—That the proceedings_ of this
meeting be signed by the officers, and pub
lished in all the papers of Lehigh and Berks i
counties, favorable to internal improvements,
and that they be further requested to send
out, number containing the proceedings, to
each of their respective memb,irs of the
Legislature.
A Wife of Three Husbands.
Mrs. Gertrude Kohler, a lady of Ger
man extraction, was charged with making,
atithmeti,tal mistake by retaining,
two husbands more than the regular and
legal allowance. Mrs. K. was married to
Christopher Phelni, in Carlisle, live
years ago. Two years ago shit removed to
Lancaster, forgetting to take her husband
iimmur her other ba, , gton , , and, in a very
short dine she contracted a matrimonial al
liance with a Lancaster man, named AI ich
ael Gephard. "One more remove," as
Hamlet says, and we find her in Philadel
phia, Alessrs. l'heltz and Uephard aban
doned and forgotten, and the capricious
lady in matrimonial copartnership with Ja
cob Kohler. ‘Ve have it on philosophi
cal authority, that "three removers are, un
doubtedly, jinn additional husband is taken
with every eham , e of locality. Moritz
went to Lancaster in search of his lovely
absentee, there he !net with Gephard, hus
band No. '2, and after some talk together,
both gentlemen agreed to pursue her pres
ent place of residence, and they proposed
to delay the settlement of their respective
claims until they found her. She was
found by them in the possession of Mr. J.
Kohler, and the three gentleman, instead
of engaging in nonsensical quarrel about
the contended property , agreed to piny thpn.
handed game of -seven up," to decide who
was the husband do facto—the beer to he
paid for by an urinal contribution of three
claimants. No. 1, tvon the gave.
itt two hands and wits about to take posses
sion of the siakes, hot (i-i rtitle fittly re
fused to abide with the (I,•riHott of the cards
expressing un lamina , Ii pr,ference for
the third and last No. of the nvorinnalial
series. therefore, had recourse to
another vitro, of chance, vide ict the law
and Gertruilo was bruit... Tin tip to att,w.or
it complaitit of hor Nl,nulatts. 11 ho-n
asked what induced hor iu Icave lwr Iwo
firk husbands. slw answ t d that they
were "nicht e,rot," nod that. Air. Kohb.l
was worth "about six ,buntret of such tirty
rascals. I try (lent till, (_raid ;:he) and takes
the be....tei.t. and if Int tot. gout, I Irks hlntity
till I finds a.Du:chinati dat suits jest
right." It tva; iinpossiVe to make her un
derstand that this Lind of experipienting
was not aaotrther correct, and she was
committed for .•hi g anty." (as the law mis
calls her °(lence.) evidently considering
her:Tien much injured and perescuted we-
The Virdict in the Forrest Case.
Nr•.w YORK, .Tan. :2(1.;--The case of Cuth•
;Hine N. Forrest vs. Edwin Porresi—:an ac
tion fur divorcew.hich Was given to the
jury•on Saturday night, was ended this
morning ; the sealed virdict of the jury
having been opened at 10 o'clock.
It is in Mrs. Forrest's faVor, and besides
granting her a divorce, allows her 83000 a
year alimony, id be laid by Mr. Forrest.
The Court and jury were in attendance
a few minutes past ten o'clock, e, he the
c: ,, .'s cit:;:-.41 over the names of the jury, to
w hi c h t h e usual response was giveh, and
the foreman was asked if.they hail agreed
upon a virdict, lle replied they had. The
verdict was then opened, and read as fol
lows ;
• The jury find Mr. Forrest guilty of ado!•
tery—ihat he was a resident of New York
and not of Pennsylvania—that Mrs. Forrest
was entirely innocent—that the amount of
alimony allowed Mrs. Forrest be three
thousand dollars."
$10.114,f2:39 :39
The counsel on bath sides were. present.
There wns the ino , l intense feeling maul
ifested to hear the v Idict read.
Mr, and Mrs. F i • est %veil, present, seat
ed by the sides of ft it respective counsel.
On the renditions of the virdict, there
was much excitement amongst the specta,
tors, Ent the virdict generally_ is considered
a righteous one
r''Wild pigeons in large numbers have
nindc their appearance in Texas this Pea son .
ESE
Turnpike Meeting'.
Leaving a Fortune to Lovers.
A lady of considerable beauty, and still
young, died recently in France, leavim , a
fortune. The Constitutional thus narrates
the troubles as to the heir :
"As she had lived alone, the Juge, do Paix
of the district tonic possecsion of her furni
ture and her efThcts'on behalf of the heirs.
Amongst other things, was a rather large
collection of richly bound hooks. On open
one. of the volumes, the Jug(' de Paix
found a will : in a second there was a •sec
ond will, and in nearly all others th;.re were
others. Each of these wills was of a difiln•-
ent date, and each constituted a diGrent
person universal legatee. These leg,atees
were all young men—officers of the army,
advocates,. shopmen, artists, actors, si Intents.
architects, plivsicians—iu short, of every
profession, and of almost every class of so
ciety. Inquiries having been instituted, it
was a,certained that the lady had married
eight er ten yeas before. but, being .
of a ro
mato ic , dispositions-had-Soon-violatcd - lrer - fi: -.
delity to her husband. and having abandon
ed him, had indulged Openly in intrigues
with every young man who struck her fan
cy. F-1 , .4 relations with each were, howev
er, of short duration, owing to the fickleness
of her disposition ; but having, it appears, a
sort of monomania for making wills, she reg
ularly drew up one in favor of every new
lover. Each trill thus set 'aside that which
preceded it ; but the last of all was valid.—
1 de Paix caused the person named
in this last one ;9 be sought for. and he turn
ed-out-to-he -a-` oun g-a rtist-wit frout - funtin — e.
Fie was warmly congratulated •on his good
luck, and calculated on being placed in com•
fortable circumstances for life—the lady ;:ay-
Mg an income of 30,000 francs a year.—
But .t few days ago-the husband presented
himself, and destroyed all -the artist's hopes
by producing his marriage contract, which
established him inheritor of all his wife
might leave at her death."
MED.
At Bethel Luzerne county on the 13th
inst., by Thomas Morrison, Esq., Capt.
Levi Hook, of Lehigh county, to Miss
Susan Darner, of Lozerne county.
On the Ist of January, by the Rev.
Daniel Z-Iler, Mr. Jahn Earn?, to Miss
-Elizabeth Jacoby, both of - Lower—Macungy.
1 On the I:3th of January. by Ihe same,
1 Mr. Jonathan .57,y7;),, In Miss Lydia Die
fenderfer, both of Lower Macungy.
On the 15t h of Litman.. by tI, same. Mr.
.Imors Nohr, to :Miss Ilekha Kern, both
of Lower :Maconny.
Oo the 19th• of January, by the same,
Mr. .4)ttlrezo IhSbrl. of Springlield. Bucks
county, to Miss b'ttsatcrta 411iller, of Sails
burp., Lehigh county.
On
_the 25th of Jan. by the Rev. Mr. W.
11. 13risbano J 1 r. Philip Knellcr, to Hiss
Margoret .Smi/cy. both of this place.
➢D! E D
On the 7th of January. in lieidelberg, of
dropsy Nagtleltna Kunkel, :Ted 71 years.
On the 2-Ith of January, in Upper Sim
eon, 3 / a ria Zeisiog; aged iS yearj,
On the 2•lth of January, in [hoover, Sa
rah /I»a,dati2 - liter of \V Wint, aged
2 years.
On the 25th of January, in Hanover, of
old a , ,y,0, Christian Quirr, yenr.3.
EROUNIE AM) LOT
V 01? I? T.
.A -tr. - 7c, A new and convenient two sto
, . ,
mac!: house, situate in John
.•3 trect, in a %'try part
la the Borough. The house has au entry,
one room and kitchen 00 the first floor, and
two rooms on the second flt - tnr, besides a
lareot garret, a wash-house In the 3tard, with
the hi ydrant water near at hand.
For further inquiry app!y to the tindrr
,i,rned, or at the Hardware Store of 0. &
Saotv.r. EDWIN SAEGER.
A I ic ntown, Jan. 2).
Terms Cash—Cheaper than ever
'00 1 : 3 SllO3 and SitOrVl
Men ry Leh, Sr.
Ilespt ctfulty informs Lie friends and cus
tomers, that he has luirchased the entire
stock of Luc/it/tan Leh, and now contin
ues the above business id all its various;
branches at the old stand. One door west of
O. & J. Saeger's Hardware Store, in [lain
i
ikon Street, Allentown, where he is prepar
ed, besides the goods he keeps on hand, to
do all kinds of custom work, that may come
in. his line of busi
floss. His stock of
Boots it Ladies
&Shoes
number among the
largest in town, nod orders for customers
work will be attended to upon the very short.
est notice.
1 7 3'' The Daguerreotype business will be
continued, rrnd mtninture ns well as other
likenes;:es, taken front one dollar upwards,
accordinEi to
Thant:fill for past faeors, the untlersicin
ed trmls that by strict attention to business
he will be able further to merit a share of
public patronage.
HENRY LEE-I. Jr.
Allentown. Jan. 29. 111-4 w
Lchigh County ,
/agricultural Society.
A generul county meeting will bit held by
the Farmers of this counly, on Tuesday the
3d of February next, at I o'clock in the of.
ternoon, in the Court House at Allentown.
for the purpose of forming an 'Agricultural
Society, and electing the nussessary officers.
A general attendance is requested.
1.:V" R. E. Wright, El., will address the
meeting, upon the great importance of form.
ing a society of this kintlin 'Lehigh county.
:MANY.
Allentown, Jan. 20.
PRANKLIN
Fire Insurance Comp.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
STATEMENT of the ASSETS or the
Company, o•I January I, 153.2, published
in conformity with the provkions of the
Sixth Sttction of the Act of Assembly, of
Aprilsth, 15-12. •
MORTGAGES,
Being first Morig iges, well, secured, free of
_round. rent, it) 'he'd?) , and county of I'hiladel•
phia. except 5tt5.950 in Mrintviimery, Hocks,
Schuylkill and Allettlizny Comities, Pennsviva.
nia, $957,513 6'
_ _
NE %T. LSTATF,,
Purchased at Sheriff's sales, ung
der mortgage claims, viz:
llght houses and lot, 70 by 150
feet, on the south east corner
of Chestnut and Schuylkill I
Sixth streets.
A house and lot, 27 by 71 feet, I
on the north side of Sprude
—streetrwest - of - Bleventh.
A house and lot, 21.7 by 100 feet,
on west side P-9,it square, I
south side 11101 .street.
Two houses and lots; each 10 by
• 60 feet, on south side Spruce
street, near SEhllill - 1 - Sev,„ I
.9
enth.
Five houses and lots, each 17.9
by 90 feet, Nos. 1:31, 133,135, m•
137 and 139 Dilwyn street.
Three houses and lot, 40 by 54
feet, on east side of Sehuyllt:ll coRT
Sixth street, smith of Pine. c $ 64,377 78
A lot of ground, 17 by 57 feet, a.
out the Ruilth east_corner-cifi
Schuylkill Front and Spruce - Y 1
streets. -- • • -
A house and lot, IS by 106 feet, I b
on south side of Filbert st., I ?
west of Schuylkill Seventh.
Hotel rind lot, 50 by 81 feet, on
the south east corner of Chest,
-nut and- Beach streets.
Five houses and lot. 42 by 86
feet, on the north side George
street, west of Ashton.
Seven houses and lot, 20 by 117
feet, nn the east side of Beach
street, south of Chestnut. •
A house and lot, 18 by 80 feet,
No. 96 Fitzwater street, east
of Ninth.
LOANS.
TENIPORAnv LOANS on Col_
lateral securities, amply se. $125,635 73
cured.
. _
s•rocxs
$lO,OOO Almshouse Loan, five
per cent. (int. on.)
200 Shares flank of Kentucky.
17 Northern Bank of
Kentucky.
100 .• Union 11,ttik of Ten.
EGMSCI
13 Insurance Company
of the State of
Pennsylvania.
200 SoThiyark Railroad
Company.
37 4 , Commrrcial &
road Bank Vicks.
bard.
300 " Pennsrlvania Rail
road Company.
91 4. Franklin Fire insur.
ante Company.
Mercantile Library
Company.
G Union Canal Onm_
pant'.
10 SchnvlLill Railroad
Ciimpany.
NoTr.s and Hills receivable,
l'Ns11 . 11'1X1)
N11 . 112clIANDI:41,
(IABII
in hands of
Agent',
By order of the Bnard
. Cl - 1.-111LES N. BA NCKEB, Pres.
Atlest—CummEs G. BANCKER, &e . g.
• January t 29,
MERCHANT'S HOUSE.
Pi arz.zilirtir
7 11
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•,
F5l 11E under,itzned respectfully informs
J 6 - his friends and the unveiling public. that
he is still keeping the well known Hotel in
North Third Street, No. '237, called the
Olerchant's Praitse,
Which is the most convenient "flume," in
the City to the travelling customer.
led as it is nearly in the centre of 13usiness
and Amusement, and convenient to the pm
ciple Railroad and and other Depots. Ile
will spare no exertion or expense in furn
ishing his table. ‘vith all the market affords.
lis house is large and convenient having
eighty rooms, turni;hed with single and
double bedding.
Persons visiting the City- with their famil
ies can be furnished w:tlt private rooms
and charged only .S'everrillilive cents per
day., Persons with their own conveyances
can be accommodated with a good yard and
stabling,.
WILLING IL BUSH
*-3in
Phil. Jan. 22d,
! Astounding !
What on awful and dreary winter this is!
Our hands and feet—Yes our very ears are
feezint! behind the stove ! But the most
astounding thing (doll is, that these frozen
limbs can be cured in the short space of
four days, by the application of the genu
ine Siberian Frost Apirilus.
This valuable remedy, that 'is the genn•
ire article, coil be had only at the Apothe
cary Store of Dr. DOnowsky, in Allentown.
The sale of several hundred vials is the
best evidence of its curative powers.
Such of you who suffer with the pain of
frozen limbs, and wish to free themselves
from the unpleasant feeling, will' please call
at the Drug Store of the undersigned. the
foprth door east of the Post office, in Ham
ilton Street, Mlentuarn.
Vir To Druggists and merchants in the
country, a liberal discount will bei allowed.
Dr. W. F. DONOWSKY.
Allentovin, Jan. 20. 1--0 w
Public Sale.
Sale.
The follow irir described valuable foal
I' Estate, will be sold at Public Salo; on ThUrs•
day the 29th of January next, nt the Pub
, lie lionse of .110iler 4. Gangacere, in Al
-1 g
, 4 4 ,e . , IvIIIOW/1 t o wit :
1 riii" . ;',' NO. 1. A NEW BRICK HOUSE,
9 g 1
4" and outbuildings. with a lot of 1
ground, situate on Turner Street, adjoinina
' a public alley on the west, and lot of E. 13.
Ilarlacher, on the east. containing nn Tur- i_
--k wr street n ~. I, on the public al- KR
ley 70 feet. The outbuildings consist of a
frame stable, wash-house, wood-house, hog
stable, &c., there is also on the premises a
large cistern, and the lot is planted with the
c
1 ;:1 7 c " -NOT2: — A - T WO - STORY BRICK I n " ' - -
E10173E
and Lot of Ground, situate on the east side
of mantes Street, adjoininix a public alloy
and a lot of Augustus Berkenmeyer, con
taining in front 501, and in depth 210 feet.
The lot is well planted with choice fruit
trees, besides other necessary improve
../ ments which makes the property a very de
sirable residence.
Persons wishinrito examine the proper
ty, will please call on the undersigned if
convenient.
The conditions will be made known on
I the day of sale and due attendance given by
IVILLIAM . .A. r 1 "
...T/MER,
1 Assignee of Joseph Nunenzaker
• ; January 22. ¶-3w • __
I --- - __________________ :!.?.>NM:3•37."
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• • . .• . ~ = •
Apprentice Wanted, E C P
...._
cow IA young man between the age of 16 and t 11l
IS years, of industrious ha bits, is wanted to
> . ,a 562,325 50 i learn the Blacksmith trade. Application to
e,
er, 'be made immediately to the undersigned,
- o,
,ru I residing in Upper Sancon township, Les
;high county.
I WIAND.COPE.
IJannary 22. 11-1 w
, -
6.657 SI
1,2b5 25
163 84
30,393 fio
111,092 70
46,481 39
$ 1,281,590 94
For the very liberal patronage the ,Mag
azine Iris already recieved, and especially
.lor the iniivers;ll flattening commendations
of the press, ' the publishers desire 'to ex
press, their cordial thanks, and to renew
their assurances that no effort shall be
spared to render the work still inure accep
table and useful and still more worthy of the
encouragement it has received.
Harper's New Monthly illagazine is is
sued invariably on the first day of the month
in which it is dated., Each number will
contain 1.1 , 1 octavo pages in double colums ;
each year thus comprising nearly two thou-
sand pages of the choicest miscellaneous
literature of the day. Every number will
contain numerous pictorial illustrations, ac
curate Wines of the fashions. a copious
chronicle of current events, and impartial
notice of. the important books of the month.
The volumes commence with the numbers
for June and December.
Tcams.—The Magazine may be obtained
t from booksellers, periodical agents, or from
the publishers, at THREE DOLLARS ft year, or
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS a number. The semi
! annual volumes as completed, neatly bound
in cloth, at two dollars, or the muslin cov
ers at twenty-five cents each, are furnished
by the agents or publishers.
The publishers will supply specimen
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mailers, and will make liberal arrange
ments with them for effurts in circulating
the Magazine. They will also supply clubs
on liberal terms and mail and city subscri
bers when payment is made to the in in ad
vance. Numbers from the commencement
can bo supplied.
HARPER & BitOTTIERS, New Pork.
January 29, 11-I.w
Public Sale
Personal Properly.
bf, sold at Public Sale, on Thursday
the 20th day of January next, at the resi
dence of Mr. Joseph Nunemaker, in the
Borough of it Ilentown, the following person.
al property to wit :
One Sideboard, Dresser, Bureau, Look
ing Glasses, Tables, six Cane Seat Chairs,
Time Piece, a barrel of Vinegar, two Iron
Pots, one small Children's Carriage, a lot of
Fence Posts, a quantity of Manure, &c.
The conditions will be mad , 4 known on
the day of Sale, and due attendance given
by
WM. H. 13LLTMER.
.Is4gnee q/ Joseph Nunemako
January. 22.
Paluabre I:cal„Estate
Harper's Alonthly Aiagazine.
NEW VOLUME
The December number commenced the
fourth volume of IlarPer's New Monthly
Magazine.
The Magazine has reached its present
enormous circulation simply because it
gives a greater amount of reading matter, of
a higher qualify, in a better style and a
cheaper price, than any other periodical ev
er publishers have spared, and will hereaf
ter spare, no labor or expense which will
increase the value and interest of the Mag
azine in all these respects. The 'Outlay
upon the present volume has been from
five to ten thousand dollars noire than that
upon either of its predecessors. The best
talent of the country has been engaged
in writing and illustrating orignal articles
for its pages; its selections have been made
from a wider field and with increased care ;
its typographical appearance has been ren•
tiered still moreelegant, and several new de
partments ha en been added to its orignal
plan.
The oljects of the publishers is to com
bine the greatest possible utility. Special
care will always he execised iii admitting
nothing into the Magazine in the slightest
degree efflutsive to the most sensitive deli
cacy; and there will be a steady aim to ex
ert a healthy, moral and intellectual influ
ence by the iliost attractive means.
or
But SAMSON, WAGNER
& Go . arc now selling off their
splendid stock - of Goods
At First Cost, •
Now is the time to make good
bargains and save money—at the
begininng of the New Year.
rip. It is also a very suitable
time for those who may have old
accounts to settle.
Dont forget the place, one door
cast of Hagenbuch's Hotel.
SAMSON, WAGNER &
Allentown, January 13. 11-44
c0zyze. , 7133.1.zan.72-c,32ooo3ooccoc e i
LECKERT ki CO'S'
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Tonacco, Snuff anti Segar
I few doors below the Ger- 0
man Reformed Church, g
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u Hamilton Street, ii
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The Lehigh county Teachers Associa
tion tvill meet on Saturday the 31st of Jan
ury next. at 10 o'clock in "Union Church,'
North ‘Vhitehall. Rev. Kessler will on.
this occasion deliver an address in Germant
to parents, and Rev. Brisbane one in Eng
lish to teachers. There will also be an es
say read.
The Teachers and friends of Education
are all invided to attend.
S. K. BROBST.
*-2w
January 22
NEW BEAT AND CAP
Manufactory in Al'Myra.
E. grietter,
Respectfully announces to the citizens of
Allentown and its vicinity, that he has late
ly established himself in the above business,
in the Store room formerly occupied by
- Messrs. Mertz and Landis, in west Hamil
ton Street, in the Borough of Allentown,
where he has just received an extensive
.. Amp new Stock of superfine
Hats, Caps, Boas, Man,
. all of which he will be able to
dispose off on the most reasonable terms.
His stock of Gentleman's hats, is compos
ed of the beautiful and costly to the most or
dinary snide. in other words from a Five
dollar to a5O cent hat. And such that wili
b?come che . ofd as well as the young. The
same may be said of his
Jr, ' STOCK OF CAPS,
which consists of superfine and ordinary
lie has a Word to say, he invites their par-
ticular attention to his stock of Furs, his
assortment of
Boas, Munk CHM, dr.c.
cannot be beat in Allentown, and be is pre
pared to sell thern with but a very email ad
vance.
flats will be manufactured to order upon
the shortest notice, and upon the most rea
sonable terms. Mr. Wieder, trusts that by
keeping, a good assortment to select from
and reasonable prices he will be able to se--
cure a share of public patronage.
November 13.
TOLEI
A Room with a large Open Front, be-
tWeen the Courthouse and Market Square,
in the Borough of Allentown, 20 feet• front,
by 36 feet deep, with cellar under the wheler
can be rented upon accomodating terms by.
making immediate application et the "Rego.
iater Cake '
Nov. 27,.
prices Carrent.
ARTICLES. I Per Allent.Eastan
Flour Barrel 4 251 4 00, 425
Wheat .. . . Bush. tii3 80 91
Rye 65 60 72
Corn 65 CO 61
,
Oats 31; . :is 38
Buckwheat . j—i 47 60. 65
Flaxseed .. . 1 50 1 1 50 1 150
Claverseed .. ; 4 50' 550 520
1 imothyt•eed. . 250275 2 76
Potatoes .. . i 75 1 56j 75
Salt 40 1 45; 30
Butter . . . . Pound! 101 18, 1 30
Lard 8; 81
Tallow . . . . 8 1 0 7
Beeswax . . : 22' 25 28
Ham 101 8
Flitch 8' 8 0
Tow-yarn. . j
Si 7
E
Rye Whiskey I Gall. 22122 23
Apple Whiskey ! i 35' 40 48
Linseed Oil . --I 85 1 85 95
Hickory Woad j Cord 1 4 501 4 50 6 00
flak Wood .50 ! 3 50 5 50
Fns Coal . • Ton 3 501 4 001 459
Nut Coal .. : 2 50j 3 00; 350
Lump Coal . . 3 50; 3 50; 300
Plaster . . . . i , 4 50: 4 50, 2 60
LOOK EIER
reat Excitement!
ROSS VIIj
Not Coming. to Allentown
School Meeting.
E PES IT IGIITI
TO the Ladies
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