MEM
GaSki RACE—FASTEST RIANLEO Olt RECORD.
--i New Orlams, April 2.—The great four mile
race against time r came off to-day, midi the Me
tairie course.
The horie Lexington was onterned 'against
the fast time of Lecop►pte, who run the four
Miles in 7.26. -
The four miles werw sccomplished in 7.191,
besting"Lecompto's great run six and a quarter
second!. The purse was for $20,000.
te.iington is a Xentucky nag, owned by Mr.
Tenbrook, of New York. Lecompte is a Lou
-Isjima nag, and owned by COl. *ells, of Red
River, La. Both nags run in the, great Post
Stake race over the Metairie course last year,
when Lecompte. distanced Lexington. Now
the latter , takes the laurels. It is understood
both horses will run together again in- a few
Weeks.
TEILUZLIC AFFRAY.—New Orleans papers
bring us an account of a terrible and fatal af
fray in that city. Two men named Harrison
and Duffy, got into a quarrel on account of one
having given important testimony against the
other in a case tried two years ago, and finally
drew a pistol.and fired at Duffy, who fled into
the billiard room of the St. Charles . Hotel.
Harrison pursued him, fired his revolver, and
finally hit him with ,. two shots, which killed
him. But while the chase was going' on in the
billiard room, Duffy finding himself too hotly
pursued, drew his pistol and fired it over his
shoulder backwards, thinking to hit llarrison.
The ball struck a spectator named Dr. Parsons,
and killed him.
BACHELOR ODDITIES.—The Methodist Advo
cate tells the following story :
Some years ago, a rich old bachelor died in
this city, leaving behind him two dogs. In his
will he bequeathed the dogs to a pati.Qular
friend, and left $2OOO to be appropriated to
their maintainance and buried. The other is
still living, though far advanced in age. Half
of the money has been drawn, the other half
will be paid over as soon as the living dog be
comes a dead one and is decently buried. The
(logs were to be, and will be according to the
will, buried one at his head, the other at his
feet.
POWDER FOR TILE CRIMEA.- The Powder Mills
of the Messrs. DuPont, the largest in the world,
situated three miles from the city of Wilming
ton, Del., on the Brandywine, are now, and
have been for some time, making powder for
the French army in the Crimea. An explosion
occurred at one of these mills on Tuesday morn
ing. No one was in the mill at the time. It
sounded like an earthquake, end shook the
ground with a low rumbling noise. Terrific
explosions and greet loss of life are frequently
occurring at these mills.
A Sx.tkii SThay.—ln Albany, a snake fanci
.er gave a live mouse to an eight foot animal.—
His snakeship toyed with the mouse, then
swallowed him whole, and coiled up to digest
him at leisure. But Mr- Mouse would not
give it up so. He got down most to the tail,
and ate out ! Snake swallowed hint again, and
mouse ate out again, and so they kept it a go.
ing till the process cf swallowing and eating
out had been performed IT times ! when both
parties gave out and died. It was a drawn
battle,--hokh conquered, both dial. It is 'a
great story. 1:!oRt. the Albany paper gives names
and all the detAs,
- CRANBERRIES AN Esystri:Les.—The Niles
(Michigan) Republic says : " A lady visited
our fluoily a few days since, and stated that
her daughteihad the erysipelas very had. We
called to mind the remedy recommended by a
New Haven editor. On returning home in the
evening she found the disease spreading very
rapidly, It had assumed a frightful appear
ance. She immediately applied a poultice made
of cranberries, which seem to arrest it at once,
and the second poultice eft*ected a complete
cure.",
WITHDRAWAL FROM KNOW-NOTHING LODGES.
—Eleven members of Know-Nothing lodge or
council, No. 16, at Winchester, Virginia, have
publiihcil a card, renouncing any further con
nection with the order. They state that seve
ral other cards of withdrawal will soon be an
nounced, one already being signed by' twenty
members. Forty-six members of the council at
Harper's Ferry, Virginia, have also withdrawn,
and publicly announced the fact. They state
that furty others have withdrawn. •
COLD AT TUE &WTl:l.—Between tho 19th .and
'-"! 22d of March, North and South Carolina and
' , Alabama we re visited by snow and frost; and
thOugh the fruit trees were generally in blos
som, it is thonght that they have escaped seri
ous injury. At Fayetteville. N. C. there was
more snow on the ground than at any time for
a number of years previous. .
TOR PEACH Cnor.—A writer in the Ononda
ga Gazette (N. Y.) says he is confident we shall
not have fifty bushels of peaches in Onondaga
this season. Out or several scores of buds he
has examined on different trees in different lo
calities, he has not found one with the symp
toms of life in it but he thinks that, apples will,
beyond a question be plenty.
GREAT PRICES FOR SIIERP.-A flock of French
merino sheep was sold in Kenosha, Wisconsin,
a few days ago, the ewes bringing the hand
some price of $2OO (killers .each; and a buck
lamto about a year old bringing ono thousand
dollars. Great prices for blood stock aro all
the•fashion in these days of ; progress.
- 'No Ltmass.-L-The Court of Quarter Ses
sions for Fayette county refused to grept any
licenses for the sale of liquors for the present
year. The same course was pursued at the
late Court in Washington'county.
In eireulation—counterfrit s2's end s2o's on
the Madison Bank
,of New Jersey. Look out
for. thrn: ' • ••• --• ••
MARrizlf'o.
. . •
On the 3rd of April, by the iteie.Mr. Yeager,
Mr. SOLOMON SONIFFERT,
.to Miglt ANNA M.
SAIBERRI, both of Friedonsville.
©h• the Bth of April, by the same, Vir..ront;
tnamt, to Miss MARIA A. KINEADE n -130Lh •Of
Salisbury.
-At the same time, by the same, Mr. Tthatt4
NAN SKIP, LO Miss CATnARINE LUNG, both of AIL
lentown.
On the 22d ult., lit Milton, by the Rev. Mr.
Boyer, Mr. Owspr NAGLE, foinerly of Bethle
hem, to Miss MARGARET E. Fox, of M'Ewens
vine, Northumberland county.
On the sth inst., by the Rev. Mr. Walker,
Mr. HENRY HAwowrn, of Newark, N. J., to
Mrs. SARAn E. NELSON, of Allentown.
By the Rey. J. Schindel in the month of March
Mr. LErENITS SCHMIDT, to MiSs MART ANN
KLAUSE, of Heidelberg.
Mr. BENJAMIN HEIL, to Miss CATHARINE Far,
of Lowhill.
Mr. REtniini MEL, to Miss EL i 1 GROVE
of Lowhill. '
Mr. JoNAs GRF.SSIX, of Lowhill, to Miss
MART KLINE, of Wcissenburg.
DIED
On the Ist of April, in Salisbury, WILLIAM
Annorr, aged . 4l years.
On the 29th of March, in South Whitehall
ELEMINA ELIZABETII SUSAN', daughter of Mr. P.
H. Stauffer, aged 6 years.
On the 4th, in Lower Macungie, GEORGE
WAGNER, an old and esteemed citizen, aged 85
years.
On the 4th, in the Lehigh County Poor
Rouse, TILGHMAN ICUIIXSMAN, son of Martin
Kulmstnam formerly of Allentown, aged 12
years, 3 months and 19 days.
In the same place, on the . 7tll, JACOB BIELER,
from Upper Saucon. age unknown.
In Reading, Berks co., RunuccA, widow of
the late George Galant, aged 52 years.
Z' MI 311 llia ALM!. Iar...MUO IS .
ALLEN TOWN MARKET.
Flour, per bbl. $9 00
Wheat, 2 00
Corn, - 00
Rye, 1 25
Oats, - 50
Hay,ls 00
Salt, 70
Potatoes, - - . - '. - 90
Ilam, per lb„ - - - - l2
Sides, 1.0
Shoulders, - - - - 10
Lard, - - - - - 10
Butter, - - - - -. 20
Eggs per doz. - - - - 14
PHILADELPHIA MARKET
FLOUR—straight brands, - - - $0 12
Western " - 887
CORN MEAL, .. - - - - 425
RS t: noun, 6 00
Grew—White Wheat, - - - 222
Red, - - . - 2 12
Rye, - - - 120
Corn, White, - - - 95
Yellow, - - - 01
Oats, - - ' 54
WHISKEY, • - - - - 32
MVAIITriA Romx
Again in the Field.
The undersigned would respectfully inform
their friends and customers, as well as the
public in genetal, that they have contrary to
their expectatirae succeeded (at the eleventh
hum) to get.a 'grand for their busine , v, and
have rerno,v6il into the same, situate immedi
ately, oppo‘ite their former place, in the 01)1)
FELL() \\S' HALL. and therefore intend to
erintinue the WHOLESALE and BETA L
Shoe trade in all its branches. We have also
rented the largo and come - tedious store house
lately occupied by Henry Zimmerman, for
a Boot' and Shoe manufactory, wherein we
intend to carry on the business on an extensive
,cale. We will spare no pains in selecting
the very best of stock,—employ none but good
workmen, and in short get up such work that
will render anti-faction both as regards quality
and price. Customer Work and mending
toe kvith di.proch.
Country Merchants by sending their orders
will be supplied whir just such work us
ordered, and at low prices.
We feel thankful for past favours, and by a
, trict attendance to our business, and by sell.
ing at the same low and reduced pricma, and
by enlarging cur Stock, we hope to receive a
full-share of the patronage of the
MERT% & RONEY.
N.• B. We intend to 1V holesnle and Retail
both at the store and at the nnaculeutory.
April 11. • IT—lf
Odd Fellows' Hall IS.:iloon,
rplIE subscriber hereby informs the ladies and'
and gentle Men of Allentown, that he will
continue to make ICE CREAMS, and serve up
all kinds of other refreshments during the sea
soh. Families and parties, supplied with Ice
Cream in Freezers containing from one to twen
ty quarts, by giving due notice.
EML. J. ABELE.•
airs. abcle
Keeps on hand and offers. for sale at the same
place a very largo assortment of Fruits and
Confectionaries, consisting in part of Raisins,
Prunes, Figs, Dried Fruit, Dried Corn, nom
mony, Corn Starch, Rico Flour, Farina, Lindel
Beans, Ifeinp Seed, Peas, Oranges,. Lemons,
Pine Apple Cheese, Mustard, Confectionaries,
Perfumery, Macaronies, Vermicelli, &c., &c.
April 11. ¶-4w
Slate ! Slate !
The Subscriber has on hand and offers for sale
alarge quantityof the very best BLUE ROOF
ING SLATE, at the Old Union Slate Quarry, in
North Whitehall, township Lehigh county, for
merly Balliet & Graff's. The S , a.tes are proved
that they will keep the blue color and do not
rust. He keeps the very best Slaters; therefore
he will warrant all his work water tight and
solid for any length of time. He also sells
Slates at the Quarry by the ton or square, all at
the lowest price. Contracts can also be made
for Roofs or Slates wittrsaid'iLtraarr & GRAM or
with either of them.
DANIEL S'AEGE
• £-4w
April 11
Edmund J. .11ohr,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
NO. 50 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
• .Allentown, Pa.
• .
We 114 - vel: Larger Stock
AND SELL AT •
1.. 30 lail IS
.1 0 ".. MILO Po X 1130
THAN ANY OTHER
CLOTWAN G ST ORE
In Allentown.
fireinig, geligh & Breinig,,
• rvo. Ea't fiamiliim street, have just re.
ceiYed from Philadelphia a very heavy stock of
Spring and Slimmer Goods,
of most fashionable styles, from all of which
they will . enaketo,- order and also keep on hand
a large supply of
Ready Made Clothing
at such astonishing low prices, that .cannot be
equalled in any establiShinent is this or any
other town in Eastern Pennsylvania. Our
'Stock is twice as large, and we sell 'double the
amount of the two best establishments in town.
Consequently enabling us to sell at a very small
profit. They have on hand eve•y style of Oar.
meats adapted to the season, to which the alien.
tion of the public is invited to a careful exami.
nation of go ty, workmanship, style of trim.
mings and c t, which the proprietors will guar.
antee to be uperior to that of any House in the
trade. Tin ''constantly keep em hatirta,well se•
!coed stock en lemen's Furnishing Goods,
consisting of Si) r s, Collars, Stochs, Cravats,
Handkerchiefs, tin , penders, Ste., besides
many articles corning in their line (.1 business,
all of which are sold at the lowest prices
Customer Work,
Orders for Customer Work will always be rf.
ceived with pleasure, and attended to with pure.
ttiality, and as two of the firm are prartieal
none• but the best workmanship will be
suffer, d in pass their hands.
ri - They also particularly invite Country
Merchants to give them a call, as they Orr
extrautdinary bargains at'wholesnle.
lIREINIG, NELIWI & BREINIG.
t--t 1•
Apr 1 H
W. a. ZEOSSer & CO's
Leather and Shoe Findings
, t - L ) LI In a
No. 34 East Hamilton Street, ready oppcsite
Saeger's Hardwire Store.
The undersigned resifectfully inform I tea
friends that they bevy associated with Mr.
Peter Grim, and still/arty on bnginess at the
above stand, ia eon Action with the Tan Yard.
recently carriad,./en by their farther Jsoot;
Nlosser, wherekhey keep aenmi.lete assortment
of LEATH prt of every de,a.tiption, arid Shoe
Findings, which comprises atl articlec need by
Shoemakers, • such as CALF SA INS
ROCCOS,'UPPER LEATHER, LININGS,
&:.„ A general assurtment of llettilock and Oa
Sole Leather, constantly kept en hand. Also
Harness, and all other Lathers for saddlers
Tne hi2hest pricesconstantly paid for Hums.
either at the Store or at the Tanumy.
T 11 us being, practical Tanners, V. , e
feel confident in a•auaunng every article sold
by us as represented. We therefore hope by
fair dealing and low prices to merit .a litraral
Fhare of patronage.
W. K 11OSSER,
PETER K WWI,
J. K. AIOSSEII.
April 11
Allentown Acadediy,
THE Summer Term of this Institution will
I commence on Monday, April 30. Pupils
can, however, enter at any time.
Induced by the success which has attended
the school during the year, the Principal has en
gaged an experienced and thorough English and
Classical teacher to assist in those departments.
and a highly accomplished holy, a native cf
France, to instruct in French, Drawing and
Needle Work.
There are how, they, fore, eight teachers ac
tively employed in the School.
Those who itish to qualify themselves more
thoroughly fn• taking charge of Public Schools
the coming,Fall and :Winter, will receivs spe
cial attentia.
I. N. GREGORY, Principal.
April, 11. 11-1.1
Peter Laux,
Veterinary Surgeon,
AND
Commission Horse Dealer,
Calasaesqua, Pa. •
gke respectfully informs his friends'and the pub.
a lie generally, that he has again located him,
.elf at eatasauqua, where he is prepared Li
treat all diseases of the horse. lie has large
and commodious stables, and persons giving
diseased horses under his charge can depend
upon that they will be attended to in the best
manner.
He also sells and buys Horses on commission
al) Pricking and docking neatly executed.
April 11. X— ly
AllY11:111'3-YID11111,
In the .Court of Conn on Picas of Lehigh
County
r . In the matter of the account of
! VI!. Daniel and Jonas Weaver, Ad
ministrators of Henry .Weaver,
...+ 2 ,7 , 4 , K .4146,11 ' deceased.
-4,rtiA And now April 4, 155:3. the
Court appoint- Peter Snyder, Esq., Tobias
Smith, and Samuel Camp, Esq , to audit
and resettle the account and make distribu
tion according to law, and, make report
thereof to the next stated Orphan's Court,
including all the evidence submitted before
them.
From the ReCords.
Testc—J. W. Clerk.
The Auditors above named will meet for
the purpose of their appointment, on Sat.
urday the 28th of April next, at the house
of Samuel Camp, in New Tripoli, Lynn
township, Lehigh county, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, where all persons interested
may attend if they see proper. •
PETER SNYDER,
TOMAS SMITH, Auditors.
SAMUEL CAMP,
April 11
Store for Rent.
TILE subscriber offers for rent his lar d
commodious store room in the borough of
Catasauqua, situate on Cinder street. next door
to the Catasauqua Head Quarters. In addition
to the Store Room is a cellar and a room on the
second floor. For terms, apply to Henry S.
Harte, on the premises, or to the subscriber in
Allentoirn, in the rear of Moser's Leather Store.
. - • • . JESSE MOUSE.
%Aril 116
A •New Grocery Store,
In Seventh Street Allentown, Pa.
trilliE undersigned respectfully inform their
Lf friends and the public in general, thatithey
have opened a new
G ROCEI7I° STORE,
at Rittet's old stand in Seventh street, where
they will be happy to supply the demands of
their customers. They have on hand a splendid
stock of all kinds of
SUGAR,. COFFEE,
MOLASSES, TEA,
SPICES, FISII,
Confectionaries. and in fact, evegything that be
longs in the Grocery line.. They constantly.
keep on hand all kinds of the best FI.CEJR.
. 8 TO.V.P Coo , lllris
They constantly keep on hand all kinds of
stone Coal,-which they will sell for Castrror cai
change for Wood. ' •
They will sell all articles at the lowest possi,
ble prices:km ( l trust that by a strict attention to
business they will be favored with a liberal
share of public patronag,c.
April 4
3P' 'TS 33 31_" ," X C:J Sa• IA 30
° OP
• Valuage Real-Estate.
112 IL L be sold at Public Sale, ow Saturday
!) 1 the 14 . h of ApFil, at 1 o'clock in (lie utter-
noon, on the preiniNes, in Allentown;
Ant,
„„d lot of aroand, fitna r d 011 the router r
Seveteh and I..betiy :01PPI., ill Mild lioreugh.
hello , 40 lees trent and 230 in depth. Tite.e.
on is t•;eetcti a two F•tury
r,....., !hick Dwelling House,
vii,-,-'l ,
.t!lti.sl 22 Let front - and 53 deep, saiialle in
22..."1:th.t. ,,, 01,..rni•ti0n for. nolo!, with , •latoli ,, g ,
Ilydr:ullt ‘Vuter, and 0111 P: converlißilets• The
properly i , one of Ole most beautifully situated
in Allewown, and if not used as a Hotel,
would make a irio,t desirable plivalo tri•idenee.
AarH 4
HOWARD & C O'S
FT - \Z. - 7r vd-itp
i• • : A AzirmA I
ALLENTOWN AM) ILIUM CHUNK
RESS, •
Connecting at Allentewn with the Easton and
Philadelphia Express.
TERCHANDISE delivered at any of the above
or intermediate towns. Bills collected
and money transmitted to any part of the Uni
ted States or Europe. Also drafts on England,
Ireland and Scotland.
Office in Philadel. No. 02 Chestnut street.
" Allentown, No. 35 West Hamilton St.
" Mauch Chunk,. Packer's Block, Sus•
quehanna street. 110 WARD & CO.
April. 4. 91-31 n
It NST li °TICE .
'l,-3 I)
All those who are yet indebted to 7/so»um
.11ohr Co., are earnestly requested to mate
payment to the undersigned Wiltllll two weelcs.
Atter that tiine the baelr; of the firm will be
placed in the hand 3 of a Justice for collection.
THOMAS MOHR.
April S. t —2ar
IL &Oka i
PORT MONNEE, POCKET TOON.
and Dressing Case Alanufaclnrer. N. W. corner
of Ponrdi and Chestnut wreelq, phili n mphi a ,
Always on hand a large and variLd assort ,
taent ul
Port Monnaies, Work Macs,
Pocket Booli4,
Hankers Cases, Travelling, Bags,
Note Holders, '• Backgammon Boards,
Port Folios, Chess Men,
Portable Desks, Pocket Mem or. Books,
Dressing Cases, Ugar Cases, &c.
Also, a genrial assoriment of Eng,li.,h, French
and German Fancy Grieds.
Fine Pocket Codery, Razors, Razor Strops
and Gall Pens. Wholesale, Second and Third
Floors. P. 11. timrnr,
N. \V. Cor. Ft ui'h and Chestnut Sts
ee , to .4 $l. a Superior Gold
Pan will be .:ent in any part of the UniledStates,
by mail,--lesetiloog pen, tilus, nictliumi.hard or
soil.
• April 4.
1.1 1 ( I):17 L I D Ca
A. Port Monnaie et , tran:in_ hw amount of
money was found a le 0. , months t•ince near
Allentown. The rightful owner can have the
Patna by applying to, the undersigned, on pro
ving property and pa)ing for this advertise
ment.
A pril 4.
Venetian Blinds.
ALEXANDER F. MUIR, late of Philadelphia,
respectfully informs the citizens of Allentown
and vicinity, that he has lately, taken the estab•
lishment of Mr. CUAULLS Rose, and is now car,
.ruing on the business at the old stand, No. 125
West Hamilton street, in all its various branch.
es. He employs at all time none but the best
workmen, and warrants all Blinds of his manu.
facture to be of the _best materials. He is pre
pared to make Blinds for Churches, Public
Buildings, &c. Particular attention paid to re
pairing. Itavtng had many years' experience
in Philadelphia, he flatters himself that he can
runtish as good and fashionable an article as can
be had iu the city.
January 24. 4-19
Dissolution of Partnership.
otice is hereby given that the firm heretofore
LI existing between the undersigned, in the
Borough of Catasauqua, Lehigh county, under,
the name of S. H. LACIEU & Co., was dissolved
on the 7th of March laSt, by mutual consent.—
All such who are indebted to said firm are here-
by requested to make immediate settlement,
either at the old stand or at the office of the Le.
high Valley !roe Works. Such who neglect to
do so are notified that the Books of said firm will
after the first day of May be placed in the hands
of a Justice of thcPeace for collection.
*-3R
April 4
C. M. Runk,
attorney at Law.
Office on 7th street, three doors North of
he Public &pore, Allentown, Pa:
:Au g ust 23; lftt. • .
THOMAS MOHR,
DANIEL RITTER.
PHILIP FLEE.
2 w
ir
.e' Beaver, Nutria, Brush, Russia,
Cassimere, Moleskin Silk, 4T.,
; which they will dispose . of at the low.
cst prices. Call and examine their
stock before purchasing clseg here.
Their assortment of CA PS is one of
the most extensive in this place, and r0." 4 "
they are adding to it daily. CustoMers mar
rest assured that they will be suited, as the stock
has been carefully selected from the largest 'as.
sortineots in New York and Philadelphia.
As all the HATS are manufactured under the
immediate superintendence of die firm, they feel
warranted in saying that for durability and finish
they cannot be sat passed by any establishment
in this or any other lawn in the Union.
Their assortment of :Straw Goods, just received
from Philadelphia, is u•aurpassed.
Country
. )lerchancs visiting Allentown, deal,
ing in Hats or Caps, can be supplied at Whole,
sale prices, front one to a dozen, such sizes as
any may want.
Alarch
New Spring and Summer
(0 co Dr,
JUST RECEIVED AT
Cab is,
Keck ik Newhard's,
No. 31 East Hamilton Street,
aHE largest assortment of Spring and Summer
Goods ever seen in Allentown. We pur
chased FOR CASH, which enables us to sell
!mu than any other Cloth'Da Establishment in
town. We have selected our Goods with an eye
to durability and fancy, and have none bet the
latest styles that could he fband in the New
lurk and Philadelphia Markets. We keep on
hand at all times'a large assortment of
Ready Made Clothing
such as(Conts of every color and description
Pantaloons of all styles and prices, all kinds o
Vests, Shins and Undershirts, Collars,.eravats
Suspenders, &c., all of which are sold at extra
ordinary.
L 0 IP PRICES,
and warrant them to be not only durable, bu
matte up with neatness and taste.
Customer Werric.•
B. LOCIFAAN.
£-2w
will be done op as usual, and fur our work are
willing to be held tesponsible.
WO invite all people who desire immense
bargaing. to giVe II g a call mid' thereby save
from FIFTY . to SEVENTY•FIVE per cont. in
the purchase cif their Sluing and Summer
outfit.
Orr:et - October the spot—No. 31 East Ram.
lion street, nearly oppoeite the German He.
ormed Church.
March 21: • £—tf
- • 3EVELIVJE4OO I I7-.A.1.a. -
12111•11111
BESSON & SON- ;
Beg leave to inform you;that they
have removed
• THE PHILADELPHIA
•
MOURNING. STORE,
From No. 52 South Second Street; to the
New Building, •
Xo. 206 Chestnut Street,
(Five doors above Eighth street, south side,)
where they will oiler. an increased stock, at
reduced prices. Daily opening
• New Zpring ecias.
Philadel .hia, March 1' . • -'
8. H. LACIER,
LEVI HAAS.
Notice ie hereby given that all such who are
indebted to the late firm of Wzinen & Dorm,
in the Hat, Cap and Fur business, in the 80.
rough of Allentown, are requested to make pay.
meat immediately. And all such who may have
any claims against said firm, will also please
present them for settlement.
E. M. WIEDER,
• GEORGE STEIN, Adm'r.
of the estate of Washy X. Boyer, deceased.
Mar4, 2B .trOw
•
-
Stoll - kereased
AND PRICES REDUCED
Appears to be the Only arrangeinent- that
will make trade go, now-a•days. Consequent
ly we have, tried tire experiment. The assort.
went of Boots arid Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Srraw goods, Trunks, Lamps &c., &c., con
stantly on hand at No. 45 East Hantilton street,
is not exceeded if equalled outside of out
large cities, all of which we are selling off ar
reduced prices, Wholesale and Retail. Being
extensively engaged in the manufacturing ot
Boots and Shoes of every style, and purcbas
ing Hats, Caps and Straw goods, by the case.
we are enabled to supply Country Mewl:ants,
at the lowest city Jtibbing prices. lit order t:
give the public an idea of the cheapness of our
goods We are sellina
Mews' Boots at $1,25 per pair and upwards.
Brogans 57} " tt
Dens' Fine Calf and Patent Leather work of
111 kinds at prices proportirmt!le.
Boys' Boots SI rer pair and upwards. '
4, Brogans 75 ets. " " 4,
Boys Fine Calf and Pstent Leather. Work a!
prices accordingly.
Wornena' shoes 75 cis. per pair and upward:,
" High Gaiters 1,25"
These we have of various colors.
Shoos arid Caitt.r4 for rfitsses and childrer
a fun aer-ottmPni and t•hpap.
1-10 - .9 and Caps the Idte,t styles fir C.trrh•
.in 11 -
Otr of ti; raw flats is very large ear
oaretully' Felectect, and the asFurtrner.t corn
olcied of all :-nric to d
'flunks, ar,d Travellinr.r. Bags, a ful
assortment, Lamps and I.anterns of all snits.
Plea:r give 11,7 a call and jidge foz yocr,e;ve,
S. All the above named goods, Inri,bh i n
0 Merchants ail others, chPan at whnlesnle
Fermi , Gish. YOUNG & LEH.
iNlatch 28. t--11
Si 11 -1 / 1 FI IOI.
Wieder & Berger,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Manufacturers and Dealers
IN •
111.ag3 Erb 1111 K,
No. 25 Hamilton Sired, Allentown, Pa.
41 1 ; 1E undersigned having recently formed a
copartnership, hereby inform their friends
and the public that they now are and will always
be fully prepared to supply their customers with
goods in their line,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
at the shortest notice and upon the mast accom
modating terms, Their stock Consists of
AVEIDER & BEnGER.
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WieotkitelEo
STARTLING,, BUT: TRUE:;,
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOU
• .•
.
How. often it happens ; that tlieL,Wife fkom
year to year in that as not even
for ono day to feel the and eibilamting law
once incident to the enjoyment of health
11,1IIE BLOOMING BRIDE, - ' •
But a few yearling° in the flush of health and youth,.
and buoyancy of spirits, rapidly, and apparently in•••
explicably, becomes a feeble, elekly, sallow,
tated wife, with frame emaciated, nerve. unstrung, •
spirits depressed, countenance bearing the impress.
of suffering, and an utter physical and mental Mum.
tration, arising from ignorance of the simplest and
plainest rules of health as connected with the mar •"
rage state, the violation of which entails diteass„
sabering and misery, not only to the Wife, but,eftew
HEREDITARY COMPLAINTS UPON THE CIIILDRES
tO UNTO TIM THIRD AND FOURTH GENERATION,. o.
Transmitting CONSUMPTION SOIIDPULA;,
INSANITY, GOUT,.
NINO'S EVIL, and - other sing
worse Diseases, as. a
DREADFUL INHERITANCE •
FROM THE PARENTS. • • •
"And most this continuo? Must tidsbet Is then sr'
remedy? No relief? No hopo? ,
The remedy Is by knowing the causes end avoids.; ,
them, and knowing the remedies, and banenting by theigi,
Those aro pointed out In
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S .
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION;
BY DR. A. M. ILAURIDBAU, •
PROnidoß OA DISTAI3B7 OF ROXIDI.
One Hundredth Edition, (500,00 p), 18nio., pp. 21114 ;
• _____ [ON FLNE-rArra,suaAsuxl.oo.). -
A standard work of established reputation found align&
In the catalogues of the groat trado flares In New
Philadelphia and o th er cities, and sold by the prinel
linuksellerfl in the United Staten: II wee first pub
in 1817, Rine° which time
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND Conn
Lave Leen sold, of which there were upwards of ' •
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SENT BY 11A14
attesting the high estimation In which It is held as a no ,
liable popular Medical
BOOK FOR ArERY FEMALE
the nuttier having devoted his exclusive, attention to the!
treatment of complaint. 4 peculiar to females, in respeot ttr
which lie is yearly consulted by thousands both in permit
and by letter.
Hero every woman can discover, by comparing her ewer
symptoms with those 19scribed, the nature, oharactsc r
causes of, and the proper remedies for, her complaints.
The wife about becoming a mother has often need it
instruction and advice of tho utmost Importance to her
future health, In respect to which her neesltlvenesa tee.
Lids consulting a medical gentleman, will find such ill.
stractioir and advice, and also explain many nymptonie
which otherwise would occasion anxiety or alarm iss
the peculiarities incident to her situation aro descriVod. .
How many aro suffering from obstructioits or Irregulet
hies peculiar to the female system, which undermine the
health, tho effects of which they aro ignorant, end air
which their delicacy • forbids seeking medical &della
Many suffering from prolopsus ufrri (falling orthe woinbh
or from floor albui (weakness, debility, tee.) Many 10
In constant agony for many months preceding coned.
Inca Many have difficult if not dangerous doliverialk
and slow and uncertain recoveries. Some whom lives ntll
hazarded during such time, will each find In its pages the
means of prevention, amelioration and relief.
It is of courso Impracticablo to convey fully tho various
subjects treated of, as they aro of a. naturo stricUiln.„
tended fur the married or thoso contemplating marriage.
Reader, aro you a husband or a father? a wife or a.
mother? ?lave you the sincere welfare of those you love
at heart? Prove your sincerity, and lose no time In.
learning what causes interfere with their health and hap- .
Illness not leas than your own. It will avoid to you and
yours, no It has to thoisands, many a day of pain and ..
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for its ordinary avocation, and exhausting Rios*
means for medical attendance, medicines and advertised .
nostrums which otherwiso would provide for declining:.
years, tho tottrcuith.3 of ago and the proper education of •
your children.
In eemequenee of tho unirersal popularity of the work,
Mi orbit:need by its extraordinary sale, carious impost..
Lions have been attempted, as well on booksellers OA on
the public, by Imitations of title page, spurious editions,
and surreptitious infringements of copyright, and othea
devices tool deceptieua, it lute been found noceasary,
therviao, to
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to buy no book unit , rt the words "Dr. A. EL Maratexaer,
1.29 Liberlr tßreet, N.Y. In on (nod the entry,ln the.
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only. of resiwetablo oand honorable dealers, or and by
wail, laud addre,s to Dr. A. IL Ilaurlcesu. .
sir Upon receipt of One Dollar "'THE MAIL..
DIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL C0M...,
PA4ION" is sent (saniel free) to any part of thrr
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All letters must bo post-paid, and addressed tol)r.
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AGENTS.
Haines & Diefenderfer, Allentown
T. B. Pelerscin. J. M. Moss & Bro., and Thoke
Cow perthwa i t; Plata& Ip/tin—Spangler & Broi
Lancaster—lL A. Lentz, Reading—it' Benner,
Sumitcytoirlt:
January 10,
• Acimluistrators N •
ETTERS of Administration hiving: been' ,
granted to the undersigned in the ; mate of: ,
Wesley J. Boyce, deed., late' of the BprOugs' pC
Allentown, Lehigh County, all persons indebted
tosaid estate are requested to make paynicnt with ,
in six weeks of thi, date; and all persons having '
claims against said estate will present thedn,duly',
authenticated, for.. settlement, within. the above
specified time, to the undersigned. ' '
GEORGE STEIN, Administrator.
March 21. • • .C7.6W
Dis:solution of Partnership. .
Notice is hereby given to the public, that the
partnership heretofore existing under the firm
of JOSEPH - R. Itzo 8,1 Co., was dissolved by;
mutual consent on the 13th of March, 1855.--
All persons indebted to said Ilan will please
make immediate settlement to .IViLumis S.
WEIL, who. is the only person authorized.. Alt
such having any claims will also present theni.;
for settlement.
_ JOSEPH R. 11,110, .
• •, Wili S. WELL.
AlleutoWn, March, It • • • """
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... • . _
Dissolution of Partnershipe.
motic. j s hereby given . hat the firm heretidbret :
kl• 'rxisting between' the •undersigned
Borougiv of Allentown, Lehigh county,*dealett"
in COal, under the firm.of :THOMAS MOM
Co., was dissolved by mutual consent on the."
Bth day of March, 18:5: All such wbo are in.
dobted to said fi rm 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 nisei
be satisfied by Mr. Mohr. Those who do not .
make payment before the Ist of-April, will find
Mr. Mohr, at the ‘lWabliington Hotel,"' at
present occupied by Mr. B. geese, after "that I
time. .
THOMAS MOHR,
THOMAS B. WEIDNER,
HENRY J. SAEGER.' • _.
Allentown, March 14. • ,
Wanted.
• A aitiation ie wantod as Teacher and Organ.—
et. For particulars inquire at thus Oifige.
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