The Lehigh register., March 14, 1855, Image 3

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on Gain. Li:msg.—The latest mes•
SIEF6I , •
mdl•
turem• • Vrikett.fres(t water seas are tilts° :
The #reatestlienghiel Lake Superior is 335
yak,. its iattleiithreadtli is`l6o, mean depth
‘ 7 oBBl4;ilti.a*"§B7 feet; area - 32,000 square
itreaPtslength of Lake Michigan
*es;
• greatest breadth ~180
mean depth , 900 feet, elevation 587 feet, area
20,900 square mile's. • The greatest length of
i t alitl Moron. is 200 miles, its greatest breadth
---la•l6o,Tiles, mean depth 600 feet, elevation 574
• feetitirea 4 20;000 square miles. The greatest.,
lengttikt Lake Erie is 250 miles, its greatest
breadth is 80 miles, its mean depth is 84 feet,
elevation 555 feet, area 6000 square miles.—
The • greatest length of Lake Ontario is 180
miles, its greatest breadth is 65• miles, its
mean &Rh is 500 feet, elevation 262 feet, area
0000 square miles. The total length of all five
1585 i s , miles , covering an area altogether of
upwards of 00,000 Square miles.—lnicrnational
Journal.
iv.—We learn by the Painesville
Telegraph, that two classes. of people in that
village undertook to raise funds for the relief of
tit poor. One held a dancing party in the
ev ;ning and raised $75, the other, whose con
neientious scruples prevented their attendance
where dancing was a part of the exercises, ap
pointed a committee to receive contributions in
the afternoon, and the amount received con
'slated of $1 in money, two pieces of pork, and
'five pounds of butter.
A I..tuna P9r•PIE.—A pot-pie, made of the
ibllowing materials, was manufactured on board
of the frigate Constitution, at Port Mahon, in
1824, for a ClwiEttnas dinner-151 turkeys,
501 b. fresh pork, 401 b. salt pork, 1 bushel of
onions: 51b. pepper, 1} bbls. of flour, and '5O
iiallons red wino.
MAMMOTH EGG. —A friend, of this city, a few
days ago, brought an egg to our office, laid by
a young Shanghai chicken, which measured 8
by 6 inches. She lays every second day, and
has laid a number of eggs, all about the same
size.—Lancagcr Reputlican.
CLoeKs.—The Hart ford Courant understands
that Jerome's clock factory in New Haven has
not discharged any of its four hundred hands
the past winter—they have two hundred thou
sand dollars worth of work finished, ready for
the Spring market. They' pny out front sixty
thousand to one hundred thousand dollars per
month, and pay every thing Promptly.
JURV LIST.
GRAND Junons.
Ephriam Guilt ; South Whitehall.
William Eckert, Allentown.
Michael Reichard, Upper Macungie.
Thomas Ritter, Hanover.
Wm. R. Yeager, do.
lloas Hausman, Esq., Washington.
Daniel W. Lehr. Allentown.
11 man Rupp, Upper Macungie.
Henry Ortt, Lower Milford.
John Moyer, Hanover.
. I `n "tz Lowhill.
Daniel Bittnr, - yr..;ne n b re.
Peter Wickert, Lou
llftry South Whitehall. '
James Troxelb - South Whitehall.
Jonas Diehl, Lowhill.
Joseph Trexler, Lower Macungie.
Charles Keck, Allentown.
John Liehtenwalier. jr., Upper Macungie
Thomastleim, Weisenburg.
Daniel Cinder, Upper Macungie.
Stunuel Engelman, Allentown.
Charles Bender, do
Reuben Bernhard, Salisburg.
PETIT JeltOltS.--FIEST WERE.
Wm. L. Keck, North Whitehall.
Christian Muss, Weisenburg.
Aber John: o t, Lower Milford.
Daniel H. Kreutz, Lynn.
John Egge, Allentown,
Peter'Troxell, South Whitehall.
Samuel 'Kohler, Hanover.
John Schaffer, Upper Macungie.
• A. S. Moyer, Lower Milford.
John Keunnerer, Allentown.
• Isaac Woomer. Lynn.
Owen Faust, Upper Macungie.
'Thomas Deibert, Upper Macungie.
Daniel Outh, South Whitehall.
.Jacob F. 'Heiler, Washington.
John Yost, Salisburg.
4 , Thomas Steckel, Allentown.
Reuben Scheirer, North Whitehall.
..Jacob Ritter, Salisburg:
Jacob Heller, Upper Macungie.
Aaron Ballict, Washington.
Gideon Marks, South Whitehall.
Jacob Zimmerman,:
Christian Kiitlei,-Lynn.
John Q., Cole, AllentoWn.
John Stephen,.LoWer Macungie.
Davidiblben, Lynn.
Jonas Rader, Lower Milford.
Henry Reinhard, Lower Macungie.
•Georgct Desch, do do
Stephen Smith, Heidelberg.
Francis Weiss, Weiscnburg.
. Josiah Scherer, South Whitehall.
Charles Moyer, Upper Saucon.
'Samuel Horn, Allentown,
Edward Korn,South Whitehall.
PETIT SUII.OIIS.-SECOND mot.
John Sherer,'SOuth Whitehall.
Samuel Ilottel, Lower Milford,
Charles C. Beck, jr.,
'David Weida, . do
'Henry Person, Upper Saucon.
E. It. Newhard, Allentown.
Aaron G. Reninger, Allentown.
Charles,Brauss, , do
Pete; Engelinan,, do
Schout, Salisburg;
F. Stuber, do •
. I .sohalutuft, Upper Saucon.
Joseph Reichart, South Whitehall.
Danici. seisel, , do do
;Thi.vid. Bausch, Lynn.; • '.'
=Jonathan Gross, North Whitehall.
Elplomon Biery, Catasauqua.
rrederitk Krauss, Heidelberg.
Edmund Ihrio, Weisenburg.
Vonjolarret,Lower Macungie.. •
zWaheis S6litiartz, Upper Milford.
4 11iiitry Marstellor. do
'Charles .Newhard, Allentown.
Tiavid Dathier,lLoWer Milford.
:110808 Wciant, Salisburg.
Kpaqssi North Whitehall.
'Ethan Klein, Salisburg.
;Peter Breinig, Upper Macungie. •
Allen Apple;•Salisburg,.
Ephraim )Venner, South Whitehall.-
crebrge R. Labar, Washington:
Arnb,Gripsemer, South Whitehall.
genly TOol, Salisburg.
MCI
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• Isrprix , m4Rplipu c9Tre§Pon.•:.
dent crib° ptiuntiin'ppeotti„lithat the
Rev 11ti. Brown; .` of liatli'c'otitittir';, : ;inairied
a couple a' few days shoo acresA:-trz:
is, the parson widen cine - ,i,itle;tilirAti bride
grooni i(nd his duleinett on the 'otii4,lo4llii
mode was resorted to on account of' the*titter
being impassable. The license was throTT ,
across the stream by the bridegroom, after,
having wrapped it tightly around a stone.
IVIARRIED.
On the oth of March, by the Rev. Mr. Yeitger,
Mr JAMES PEULER, to Miss SUSANNA SIVItIYZEIL
both of Catasauqua.
.0n ; the Bth of March, by the seine, Mr.
TILGHMAN KUHNS, to Miss ELIZA SILVIES,!baIi
of Northampton, county. • . .
On the 11th of March, by the same, Mr. LEVI
Birrz, to Miss EMELIA SW:MOYER, both of Lower
Macungy.
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At Philadelphia. on Thursday 'March Ist, by
Rev. Edw. do Schweinitz, Mr; CHARLES H.
EGGERT, to Miss WILTIELMINA: EfRENBRAEN,
both of that city. •
BY TILE REV.. J. SCHINDEL
Mr. CIIARLES ROMIG, to MISS ()AMMONS
GACKF.NDACH, both of Macungy.
Mr. ErmvAnn K. Snowman, of Heidelberg,
to Miss FIANA HEWER, of Weisenburg.
Mr. BENJAMIN FOLK; of Greeriwich. Berks
County, to Miss MARIA Warta, of Heidelberg.
DIED..
On Monday last, in Allentown, of consump
tion, WEsLY J. BOYER, aged 28 years.
The funeral of the deceascd.will take place
on Thursday afterndon, at 1 o'clock. He was
a young man highly beloved null respected by
all who knew him. He was' a member of the
1. 0. of 0. P.
On. Friday last, in Allentown, EIAZARETIT,
consort of George Acker, aged 60 years.
On the 2nd of March, in Adams Co., Pa.,
Jonx Micxrx, aged SO years.
On the 3d of March, of consumption, in Fast
Allen township, Northampton county, PETER
York, aged SO years, 4 months and 13 days.
On the 6th following his remainS.were brought
to"their last resting place.
At Nazareth, on Monday the sth inst., of
consumption, EDWARD lloisnurALErt, aged 37
years, 5 months and 25 days. On Thursday
following, his remains were interred at Bethle
hem, followed by numerous friends and rela
tives.
On:Friday, the 23rd ult., in Bath, of con
sumption, Mrs. HANNAII, wife of Daniel Riegel,
aged 53 years.
On the 23d ult., in Bethlehem township, Mr.
SAMUEL LAUBACII, aged 17 years 5 months and
27 days.
On 'the 10th of February, in Weisenburg,
PETER Wir.i.L6t, son of Levi Buchman, aged
13 years, S months and 11 days.
On the 20th, in Heidelberg, MAMMA, daugh
ter of Elias Dengler, aged 11 years, 10 month
and 11 days.
On the 22d, in North Whitehall, Mr. Joux
XANDmt, aged 52 years.
On the 22d, in North Whitehall, LYDIA, wife
of Samuel Schneek, aged 31 years, 9 months
and 15 days.
On the 24th, in Heidelberg, Mrs. SARAII FINK,
wife of Daniel . Fink, aged 34 years, 1 month
and 15 days.
VAII tue Li-11.11, In IMMO/erg, MARIA, (laughter
of George Metzger, aged 4 years, 8 months
and 7 days.
;199999999999999 9
3UST IECEEITE33,
AND FOR SALE
AL9L" CYETIA.JE".IP_IDCM I ,
ThO Married Woman's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPAIIII.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER COPY.
[a' See Advertisement in another Column.
ktttlbtthbhht)hhttb
T:T~T~ I~4'i'T~+-T~~
ALLENTOWN MARKET
Flour, per bbl. - - - -
Wheat, - - - - - -
Corn, -
Rye,
Oats, - - - - - -
Hay,
Salt,
Potatoes, - - - - -
Ham, per lb„ - - - -
Sides,
Shoulders, - - - -
Lard, - - - - -
Butter, - - - - - -
Eggs per doz. - - - -
PIRT,ADELPIIIA MARKET
FLoi:ri—straight brands, - -
Western " -
CORN MijAL, - -
ltyE Fiona,
Glum—White Wheat, -
Red, - -•-
Rye, - -
Corn, White, --
1 .
Oats,
WRISKI:Y, -
Dissolution of Partnership..
Notice is herelayrgiven to the public, that the
partnership heretofore existing under the firm
of JOSEPII R. Imo & Co., was dissolved by
mutual consent on the 13th of Mardi, 1855.
All persons indebted to said firm will please
make immediate settlement to WILLIAM S.
WEIL, who is 'the only person authorized. All
such having any claims will also present them,
for settlement.
JOSEPH 11. 'ELKO,
WAL.S. WEIL.
Allentown, March 14. 11—Gw
Great Bargains.
The undersigned having no suitable place to
carry on their business, have resolved to sell
out their largo and extensive stock of . Boots,
Shoes, Trunks, Valizes, carpet Bags, &c., and
which we will now offer at prices that will as
tonish the public. Country Merchants will
find it to their advantage to give us an early
call as we.havo a good supply,suittiblO for the
trade. We invite one and all to come, as we
• feel confident that we suit the closest
buyer. '
. 1 : MERTZ & BONA% 2
Allentown, March 7
Northampton Water
i •
personsiming the water of the Company
ibr'familY or other purposes, will pleaSe take
noticei, that the, tithe' to renew their permits
is the first of Ariril.next, and it is "expected
that.they will eon upon' the undersigned Tres-
Surbr and renew their permits. Those persons
Who have not settled for their permits from the
Ist to the 10th of April, must not complain
ifythe - water is stopped from• them after that
,tiMe, .7. .
'Tho.l39ard reserves the right where the Wa
ter is;ilsed by joillt, Hydrants, if not paid by
all joined;th stop it, if they see proper,-as they
consider suet' arrangements solely advantage
ous to those who cannot interfere with arrange-
Ments of this kind.
Notice is also given to persons who wish to
use Hydrant \\rater for building purposes, that
they must take out their permits before they
commence building, and if this rule is not
Strictly observed the charge will be double for
to Water.
By Order of lite Board. • •
JonN J. KRAUSE, Treasurer.
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March 14
Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the firm heretofore
existing between the undersigned in the
Borough of Allentown, Lehigh county, dealers
in Coal, under the firm of THOMAS Mor n ß. &
Co., was • dissolved by mutual consent on the
Bth day of March, 1855. All such who are in
debted• to said firm are requested to make im
mediate payment to Thomas Mohr, who owns
the books of the firm, at the old stand. Such
who have . any claims against said firm will also
be satisfied by Mr. Mohr. Those who do not
make payment berme the Ist of April. will find
Mr. Mohr, at the " Washington 'Hotel," at
present occupied by Mr. B. 'Reese, after that
time.
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• -Fit( iMAS B. II'F,IDNF,II,
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11EN1 YJ. SAE(IEIt.
Allentown, :Mnrcli 11.
Examination.
There will be an examination of each of the
Public Schools, in their respective school rooms,
to commence on Monday the 19th inst., and
cont inue live days, to commence at 9 A. M. and
IL, P. M. Parents and the public in general
are invited to attend.
By Order of fiat: Board of Dircdors.
March 14.- 11-lil
YMVUOIE'c,
Notice is hereby given that the Books of the
firm of Weidner & Saeger, of this place, have
been assigned to us. All persons indebted therein
arc requested to call without delay and matte
payment to C. M. Runk, our Attorney, with whom
said Books have been depositc: l , and who is
authorized to recieve the money for us.
CHARLES SAEGER,
JOSEPH H. WEIDNER.
Allentown, March 14. 1-6 w
TIZMIL _LIST,
APRIL TERM, 1555, COMMENCING
APRIL 9, 1855
1. Joseph Bressler and others vs. Daniel Sae
ger.
2. Martin Kemmerer vs. Thomas B. Wilson.
3. Borlieek & Knauss vs. A. & J. Levers.
4. Luetis Sehlauch vs. Samuel Hellijer.
Vii. Aaron Eisenhardt and others vs. Amos
Brause.
G. Solomon Dorney vs. Charles Mertz.
7. Waterman & Young vs. Jacob Erdman.
S. Joseph Ritter vs. Gruver & Miessemer.
9. Stephen Lutz vs. Isaac McHose.
10. Christian Ortt vs. Thomas Schuler.
11. William Mink vs. Reuben Mink.
12. William Applebach vs. Moses Wicand.
13. Daniel Frantz vs. John 11. Rice.
14. Maria Hoch vs. Romig & Weiler.
15. Joseph Waltman vs. John Wagner and
others.
10: Henry J. Haberacker vs. Augustus J. Ritz.
17. Godfrey Peter vs. Reuben Ilunsieker.
18. Owen Sheirer vs. John Sheirer.
19. Reuben Ebert vs. Jacob Grceuawald's Ex-
•
ecutors.
20. Frederick Ochs vs. Henry Yeager.
21. John Lauter vs. Christian L. Knauss.
22. Barnet & Son vs. Solomon Gangw•er.
23. Jacob Greenawald's Executors vs. Reuben
Ebert.
F. E. SAMUELS, Prothonotary.
Allentown, March 14. ¶—tc
MILLINERY GOODS.
- 89 00
2 00
85
1 20
50
15 00
Vol! Sweilig, Sales.
John Stone & Sons,
'NO. 45 SOUTH SECOND STREET, Phila
delphia, havejust opened their -. Spring importa
tions 'of SILKS, FLOWERS, BONNET
RIBBONS, LACES; CRAPES, 4.c., 4c.,
including a general assortment of Millinery Ar
ticles of the most fashionable styles. The
above goods have been imported expressly for
our Spring sales, and comprise the largest and
best assortment in our line to be found in this
market:
Philadelphia, March 14.
4012
8 87
- 425
GOO
2 22
2 12
1 20
05
PiL3ORACIDO
B E'SS 0 N SON,
• Beg leave to inform you, that they
have removed
*THE PHILADELPHIA
MOURNING STORE,
From No. 52 South Second Street, to the
New Building,
. 7 fro. 206 Chestnut Vreet,
(Five doors above Eighth street, south side,)
where they will offer an increased stock, at
reduced prices. Daily oPening
New lz.3""pring (boobs.
Philadelphia; March 14. • ¶—Gw
Albert J. Neirharti )
ALLENTOWN, PA.
Most respectfully informs his friends and the
public in general ; that he has established him.
self in Eighth street, north of Hagenbuch's
Rotel, where he will at all times bo ready to
make. •
GENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS
aft& the' latest London: Paris, New York, end
Philadelphia styles. He pledges himself to give
entire satisfactiotf to those who may favor him
with their patronage. Hietesms are moderttio.
Ma reit 7,
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.All6'lotiong2.
AARON.' TROXELL, Treasu'rer of Lehigh county, in Account' with the Commonwealth.
• DR.
Amount of 'Militia Tax Assessed and Paid during, the year 1854
Collectors. 1 ! ---- . Districts.. .
—...--. I Duplicate. Losses. Com's
- • 1 ........_:_...
JoSeph Baer !WelaSenburg -, - - 574 - 50 $18 • TO 0'80!
William Adam. (Heidelberg - -•- . - GO 50 17 50 215
Charles Colver !Hanover - - - - 88 50 31 00 282
John F. Ritter 1 " for the . year 1849 - 146 00 96 'OO 255
Charles Ritter " " " " •1852 - - 88 50 442
Henry Ortt !Lower Milford - - - 75 50 18 50 271
David Kistler 11.vnn . .80 50 li6 50 •3.201
John Bear ;N r orth Whitehall'- ; - 00 00 . 11 00 245
Jonathan Diehl .Lowhill - - 7 - 1 27 50 250 1 25,
Gideon Ritter Salisbury - - - - I 65 00 18 50 232
Edward BeckAllentown-North Ward - 111 50 76 00 178
I
J. T. Kleppingcr " Lehigh Ward - I 37 50 12 50 75
Nathan Shaffer I ". South Ward - 10 7 50 72 00; 1' 77
Daniel Beisel !South Whitehall - -.•- 115 00 66 00i 245
Samuel MiSsemer;Upper Macungie - - - 124 00 57 00 335
John Leith !Upper Salmon - - - 174 00 68 00, 530
Phaon Dorward ;Washington - - - 7 B 7B 50 27 001 2 57'
leatasauqua—No return. -•
Joshua Kneedler 'Upper Idilford - - - I 85 50 12' 50 3 58',
Andrew Kneedler l Lower Macungie - - -
I 82 50 23 50 1 295
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CR'.
By amount paid Brigade Inspector, per account rendered - -
Jones Bear, Treasurer Lowhill Artillery, late Columbia Rifle Rangers for 1850
Do. ' • do. . do. 1854
David Knorr, Weissenburg Rifle Rangers 1850 - -
Thomas Steckel, Treasurer Lehigh Fencibles 1854
Jeremiah Sohneck, North Whitehall Rifle Rangers 1854 - -
David Klotz, Washington Rifle Rangers 1554 - - - -
Owen Roth, Millerstown Cavalry 1854
Stephen Rex, Lowhill Rifle Rangers 1854 - • -----
M. Kerschner, Jackson Bush Rangers 1854 -----
Dorney, Putnam Artillery 1854 7 ----
County Commissioners services. &c., 1854
Treasurer's cominksion on $OB5. 1 per cent.. :
Balance due Commonwealth
• We, the undersigned auditors in and for the
county or Lehigh, do certify that the . above•is
correct.
Public Sale
Valuable Personal Property,
'Will be sold at Public Sale on Saturday the
21th day of March next, at the house of the late
Jonx Dispi.:xnEarEtt, deceased, in Allentown,
the following valuable personal property, to
wit :
Caapefier s Tools.
A complete sett of Carpenter's Tools, consist
ing of 4 sett bench
,planes, moulding planes,
plows, braces and bits, augers , planing benches
and screws, hand and bac saws, a new mor
ticing machine, and numerous other articles
entirely too tedious to mention.
Household Goods.
Three beds and bedding, two mahogany
sofas, ono settee, two office stoves, one parlor
stove, on common shop stove, stove pipe, one
secretary, eli:!irs, looking glass, forty yards
carpet, entry oil .loth, copper kettle, clock,
kitchen cupboard, and numerous other articles
of household furniture.
Os . seven shares of the• Northampton
Water Company stock.
The conditions will be made known on the
day of sale and due attendance given by the
undersigned.
_ .
DAVIT) scinvAnTz.
ABRAHAM DIEFENDERFER Admr's.
March 7. 11-3 w
VII I/ le SAL VA
AS the undersigned intends moving West,
111 , re will sold at Public Sale at his
house, n Allentown, opposite the Court House,
on Thursday the 15th day of March, at 101
o'clock in the forenoon, a large assortment of
household and kitchen furnititre, consisting of
Beds and Bedding, Bureaus, Tables, Cane seat
and other Chairs, Store and Rag carpet, Side
board, Looking Class, three Cooking and ohe
Parlor Stove, in fact all kinds of House and
kitchen utensils entirely too tedious to mention.
At the same time a large and splendid assort
ment of
Tin Ware.
The conditions will be made known on the
day of sale and attendance given by
CHARLES GINKINGER
March 7. ¶-2w
Cmrt proclamation.
President tb Jud g e on
of I t l h 'n e sh , p o r,lt r o d ir 3 ( o rr l
met of Pennsylvania, composed of the counties
of Northampton and Lehigh, and Pe[ r Heat and
Jacob Dillingcr, Esquires, Associate Judges of
the Court of Common Pleas of the county of:Le.
high,.and by virtue of their offices Justitos- of the
Courts of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail
delivery, and Court of General Quarter Sessions
in and for the said county of Lehigh, have, by
their precept to me directed, ordered that a Court
of Quarter Sessions of the Peace and Common
Pleas and General Jail delivery and Orphan's
Court for the said county of Lehigh, be holden at
Allentown, on THGESDA Y the 3J day of April,
next, to continue two weeks.,
NOTICE is therefore hereby gven to the 'Jus
tices of the Peace and Consstable of the county
of Lehigh, that they are by the said precepts corn
mandril to be there at ten o'clock in the forenoon
of said day with thoir rolls, records, inquiSitions,
examinations, and all other remembrances, to do
those things which to their offices are appertain
ing, and also that those who are bound by rocog,
nizances to prosecute against the prisOners that
are or then shall be in the jail of the said county
of Lehigh; are to be then and there to prosecute
them as shall be just.
Given under my hand in Allentown, the 7th
day of March, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty.five.
NATHAN WEII.ER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's °dice, Allentown, March 7,1855.
aim HAVE THE COMMONWSALTII.
Notice to Assessors.
The Assessors of the difFetent Wards, Bo
roughs, and townships of Lehigh County, are
hereby requested to meet the flommissioners in
their office, in Allentown, on Monday the sth
of March', to' receive the Assessments, Appeal
Notices, and such other instructions as are
deemed necessary to the fulfillment of their re
spective duties.
EDWARD BEOIC•CIerk.
Allentown Eel,. 18. 11-1 w
C. itt. 'Runk,
attorney. at. Law. -
Office on 7th street, three doors North of
he Public Square,.rillentimn, Pa.
Atigutt 2), 1854. • ig—Om
$1448 00 548 50.5544 20
J. FRANKLIN RITTER,
ELT J. SAEGER. Auditors
S4 , MUEL J. KISTLER,
Notice or Dissolution.
NOTICE is hereby given to the public that I
II have withdrawn from the firm of S. H.
LACIAIt & Cm, that the
,same is hereby dis
solved and that will not hold myself respon
sible for any of tile debts of said firm; contrac
ted from and after the date of this notice.
LEVI HA AS.
IT—Ow
Calasnuqua, Ma . rch 7
YA - xecutors °Vice.
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned
are appointed Executors of the last will and
testament of John Gander, deceased, late of
South Whitehall township, Lehigh county,
therefore all those who know themselves to
be indebted to said bstate, be it in Notes,
Bonds, Book•debts or otherwise, will make
payment withni six weeks from the dale hereof.
Also who have any legal claims against said
estate, will bring in their accounts well autben.
timed within Said time.
DAVID lIDCII,
I!:
TUC DIA9 BLEILER xecutore
March 7
Aanyluistratovs otiec.
HTIT.IIS of Administration having been
IJ !tranteu to the undersigned in the estate of
Geoto Koch, deceased, late of Hanover town.
ship, Leit,7ll county, all persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make payment
within six weeks of :.his date; and all persons
having claims against sai,l estate will present
them, duty authenticated, for settlement, with
in the above specified time, to either of the
undersiuned administrators.
JOHN STIIOUSS,
Adminietra're,
ELIZABETH KOCH, ,
Feb. 21
Register's Notice,
Notice is hereby given to the heirs, creditors
and others, who may be interested in the estates
of the following deceased persons, in Lehigh
comity, to wit :
1. The account of tioseph Benner and Nathan
Ziegenftiss, Administrators of the Estate of
George Miller, dec'd.
2. The account of Henry nenritze, Adminis
trator of the Estate of Andrew Schisler. dec'd.
3. The account of Owen Leobold and William
Daniel; Administrators do bonis non of the
Estate of William Daniel, dcc'd.
4. The account ofJacob Kunneljr. Guardian
of Helarius Schneck.
5. The account of John Trumbower, Guar
dian of Sarah Seem, late Sarah Stager, one of
the minor children of Elias Stager, deed.
6. The account of Joseph Rex, Guardian of
Lydia Snyder.
7. The account of Benjamin Grim, AdminiS
trator of the Estate of Abraham Fenstermaker,
dec'd.
. ,
S. The account of Stephen Miller mid Solo- •
mon Boyer, Administrators of the Estate of
John Miller, deed.
0. The account of Henry Fried, AdminiAra
tor of Elizabeth Smith, dec'd.
10. The account of Stephen Bachman, Amos
Rabenold, William Krause and Paul Kruni,
Administrators of Daniel Snyder, dcc'd., who
was Guardian of Mary Ebert, a minor daughter
of Peter Ebert, deed.
11. The account of Joseph Acker, Adminis
trator of the Eestate of Elizabeth Acker, (Tee'dt
12., The account of Nathan German, Guar
dian of Harris Handwork. , • • •
13. The account of Charles Dickenshied,
Guardian of Maria Erdman, a minor daughter
of Daniel Erdman, dec'd.
14. The account of Daniel Weaver and Joitas
Weaver, Administrators of the Estate of Henry
Weaver, dec'd.
15. The account of Henry CS. Longnecker,
Administrator of Mary Thompson, dec'd.
IG. The account of Willoughby Gable, Ad
ministrator of Daniel Dillinger, dcc'd.
17. The account of William 11. Blumer,Gaur
dian of Anna Eliza Ileitnbach, dec'd.
18. The account of lleury Dillinger, 4ecutor
of. Mary Dillinger, dec'd.
19. The Account- of Stephen Greenawald,
Charles Greenwald and J. F: Seiberling, Admi
nistraton3 of, Jaca'Greenowald, dec'd.
20. The account of Owen I.lermony, acting
Administratoi of Abraham 11ermony, dcc'd.
21. The account of Owen Hermony, Admi
nistrator do bonis non of the Estate of Isaac
Eterreo43', 'deed.
• 22. The account of Daniel Reinhard, acting
Administrator of Henry Jacob, deed,
The above named Executors, Administrators
and Guardians, have filed their AcconritS in the
Register's °Mee, in Allentown, in and for the
County of Lehigh, which said . AcconntS ivill be
laid before the Orphan's Nutt or said County
Abg confirmation, on Tuesday the 2nd day of
April; 1855 pat 10 o'alock in the forenoon.
SAMUEL coLyza, Resister.
Allentown, Feb. 28. "
STARTLiNG,.lignitt . .tr
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW:.
. _
Ifotr often it happens, that the wife !boors from ,
year to year in that pitiable condition. as not even.
fur ono day to fool the happy and , exhilarating lau-.
once inuident to the enjoys/lout of hoalthf
Out
stand-
ing;. •
Paid
TILE BLOOMING BRIDE'
But a tovrytnre ago in the'flush of health and•youth,
and buoyancy of.spirits,.raphily; unit apparently in
explicably, becomes a feeble, Molar,' lidlow, debili
tated' wife, with frame emaciated, nerves unstrung,.'
spirits depressed, countenance bearing the impress ,
of suffering,. and an.utter 'diploid and mental pros-
Written, arising. from. ignorance of the simpleskanit,
plainest inks of health as connected with the mai
nage state, the violation of which entails disease,
suffering and misery, not only to the wife, but °Bap
HEREDITARY COMPLAINTB UPON . THE CHILDREN
$53 20
40 85
54 63
48 45
84 08
0164 20
60 80
46 55 1
23 75
44 18
33 72
15 00
33 75
46 55
63 65
100 70
48 03
" UNTO TUE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERATION,"
Transmitting coNsurnortoN, SCILOPUMY"
IIYVOCIIONDItIA, INSANITY, GOUT,
Ella
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The remedy is by knowing the enncpa omi avoiding
them, and knowing the remedies, and benefiting by them.
These are pointed out In.
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.52694 54
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symptoms with those described, the nature, character,
causes of, nod the proper remedies for, her complaints.
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futuro health, in respect to which her sensitiveness for
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your children.
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AGENTS.
Haines & Diefenderfer, Allentown,'•
' T. B. Peterson. J. M. Moss & Bro., and Thos;
Cowperthwait, Philadelphia—Spaugld & Bro.;
Lancaster , —.ll. A. Lentz, Reading—E: Benner,
Slll7lllcytown..
January 10,
pYvirtue and in pursuance of an order issued
out of the Orphan's court of the county
of Lehigh, there will be exposed to public sale
on Saturday the 24th day of March, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, upon the premises,,the'
following described property, viz:
A. certain messuage and tract :
of land, with the appurtenances, situated in
South Whitehall township, in the county of Le-'
high aforesaid, bounded by lands of ...Charlee
Miller, Joseph Biery, Ilenry Snip and •others,.
containing . about fi ve acres of land. The im
provements thereon are a one and a hag
story log
!INV
Ihvellin.. House
. se, .
" Frame Stable antLother outbuildings,'
wilt, an excellent Apple Orchard. •
Bain. , ' the real estate of' Cathetthe Henry,.
de.,eased,.late of South Whitebait' toiNnehip,
and county aforesaid:
Terms on the day at the • place of sale, andl
due attepdance given by
DANIEL lIENAY, Adider..
By the Court: .1. W..Mr.cra.i, Clerk.
Feb 21, 1855. . 111-34.
• Wm, H, Blumer & Co's.
•
fflaniziatg• and Exchange'
Co vi 3-ux 3 3 ,
ALLENTOWN,
subscribers respectfully : inform. their'
. frierids and the public generally, that they
still carry on the business of • •
Banking and . Exchangingi t ,-;
at' their old stand in Market 84uaie, lUD* any
thing entrusted tolheir dare will be attended to
with punctuality.
This notice was deemed' nebessary! account'
of a false rumor beingatloat atnongonr friends; .
that in case of a Bank being established in AV , !'
lentown, our business would be dissolied.
We pay interdst on all moneys deposited on
a specified time. • ..
Vibr. munteß,r.
J. 11.1. LINB.:: i
WM. KERN.
Feb. 28. • . : 11,-31Ai2'
• Job- Printiiig.'
Neatly Executed at the " Register Ofdce4V.7
KiNG'S
W 0111() DiscaseP, na a
DREADFUL INHERITANCE
FROM THE PARENTS.
13=1:=2
[ON FINE PAPER, }XTH.t lIINDINO, $1.00.1
Orphan's Court Sate,
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