Xtl:gtOtillt".l6toitittingtf. SENATE On the 18th inst., Mr. Ingram, presented twenty-nine petitions from citizens of Philadel phia, for the repeal of the restraining liquorlaw. Mr. Evans, presented three petitions from 400 citizens of Barks county, of similar import. On the 19th inst., Mr. Laubach, presented eight petitions- from Northampton county, for the repeal of the Liquor Law. Mr. Taggart, (of Corn. on Railrorids,) report ed with amendment, the bill to interpolate the Catasauqua and Fogelsville railroad. On motion of Mr. Limbach, Senate bill Na. 50, to• incorporate the. Hanover and South Whitehall Bridge company, of Northampton county, was taken up, and passed its several readings. On motion of Mr. Evans, Senate bill No. 21, . . to ineorporatb the Reading and Lehigh railroad company Wait .takenup, and passed its final reading. On the 21st inst., Mr. Laubach, presented eight petitions from Northampton and•four from Lehigh county; for the repeal of the Li quor Law. On the 23d inst., Mr. Ingram asked aml ob tained leave of absence for a lbw days fur Mr. LAUDMIII. On motion of Mr. Limbach, the Committee on Corporations were discharged from the fur ther consideration of the bill to incorporate the Farmers' and Mechanics' Institute of North ampton county, and the bill and petitions were withdrawn. . nouq, On the 18th inst., Mr. Cietz presented a peti 4ion ten feet long, from citizens of Burks county, for the repeal of the restraining liquor iaw. On the 21st inst., Mr. Shenk, lead a supple ment in place the charter of 'the Allentown Railroad Company. .Mr. Fry read a bill relating to auctioneers in Lehigh county. On the 24th inst., the House resumed the consideration of the bill to repeal the restrain sing liquor law. The question being on its final .passage. Mr. Hill moved that the House go into com mittee of the whole, to add to the bill a proviso, that if any licenses be granted under the li- Cease laws revived,by the passage of this act, to any hotels, inns, taverns, restaurants, &c., they shall be considered subject to any act this Legislature may hereafter enact. Mr. Reinhold called the previous question.— Not seconded. Mr. Hill explai4ied his position, when his mo tion was negatived by a vote of 53 against 41. The bill then passed finally, by a vote of GO to -25. • AN A ROLITIONISf TAItItLD AND Ft:ATM:HEM— The citizens of Lexington were very much in censed on Vriday last, upon reading an articl e published in the Statesman, copied from a pa perin Oxford, Ohio. It purported to have been written in Lexington, and gave an account of Uhristunts day in that city, with many violent and false continents upon the. institution of sla very in Kentucky.' The letter was signed J. 8., the initials as was ascertained, of a person (J. Brady) who had been for some time em ployed as a teacher in one of the city schools. Feeling that this man, who had been received and hospitably entertained, was guilty of pet wrong in thus calumniating the people and institutions of that section, after night a party of almost two hundred repaired to his lodging. He was informed of the mission of the company, and, though fiarful of the chill night air, could not hesitate accompanying the party. Ile was conducted to the Court House yard, and there stripped. A large gnautity of pitch had been prepared for the occasion, with the contents of several bags of feathers. The clothing was speedily removed from the body of Brady. and the pitch applied . to the thickness 01 . an inch. Then the feathers were nicely planted, and Brady's head shrived closely , to the scalp, save two locks near the forehead. He was then set loose, and charged to r and sin no more. More severe punishment would have been ad ministered, had it not been for the wife of Brady, a beautiful and estimable lady. ' Brady 'applied to a physician to remcve the tar, but it was found utterly impossible. Ile left on the morning train fur Covington and the land of Black Republicans.— Louisville Courier Powry DAYS \Valium room- —A lady named Thum, upwards of 70 years of age, residing in Robinson township, about cight miles from Pittsburg, has been lying•seriously ill for some time. During the past forty days she -has not eaten a morsel of food of any kind, and her only drink is water. She is a widow, and the' mother of a family, Der physicians have not given the disease any definite name. She was still alive, though very weak. PAST SLEIGIIING.—Georgo F. Hartwell, of Lancaster, Massachusetts, trotted his mare,. Nclly Bly, in a common sleigh, with 350 pounds weight, six miles and 152 rods in 23 minutes and 8 seconds, winning $lOO. ALrrxr•. Ics.—lt is scarcely possible to esti mate the quantity of ice on the Alps. It is said, however, that, independent of the glaciers, there are 1,500 square miles of• ice in the Al pine range, from 80 to GOO feet thick .. • 0:7 - Thero are in the English language 20,500 nouns, 40 pronouns, 9200 adjectives, 8000 verbs, 2600 adverbs, 09 propositions, 19 conjunctions, 58 interjections, and 2 articles—in all above 40,- 000 words. According to Webster's Dictiona ry them. are 100,000 words. LONG SENTENON.—Edward Norton, who was lately convicted of various burglaries, at Tren ton, has, been sentenced to thirty years in the State Prison. Hods now only twenty-four years Old. He will be an old man if he lives to serve out his time. Tho Now Liquor License Bill The committee on Vice and Immorality of the Senate, through their chairman reported the following bill to take the place of the re straining Liquor Law of last session : Section one prohibits and declares unlawful all taverns, hotels, inns, ale and. beer houses ; victualing houses, and restaurants, as well as all the public places, or rooms kept for the sale of vinous, spirituous, malt or brewed li quors, unless licensed agk'eably to the act.— Section two requires a person licensed by the county treasurer to be a 'citizen of the United States, of good moral and sober character, and i to pay the assessed sum for the license, and requires him to give bonds to the Common wealth, one or more sureties, in $l,OOO, condi tioned that the citizen shall not sell or deal in' any wine, brandy, rum, whiskey or such like spirituous liquor rendered unwholesome or adulterated, and shall not suffer drunkenness, l debauchery, &c., in his house, &c. Section three establishes two classes of taverns ; one to sell wines, brandy, spirits and malt and' brewed liquors, and the other to sell cider, beer, ale, porter, and malt liquor. Section fourth provides that the license shall be rated; according to the estimated valuation, or the rental of the house intended to be occupied; as follows : For the first class, $l,OOO, where the' rental is $lO,OOO, or more ; $BOO, where the ren tal is between $B.OOO and $lO,OOO ; 600, where the rental is between $6,000 and $B,OOO ; $4OO between $4,000 and $6,000 ; 1300 be- 1 tween $2,000 and $4,000 ; $2OO between $l,OOO and $2,000 ; sloo,between $5OO $l,OOO ; $5O, between $3OO and $560; $3O, between $l5O and $3OO ; $25 when the rental is under! $l5O. section five provides that the tavern keepers who apply fin- license to sell only - cider, l beer, ale, malt and brewed beverages, shall be classed in the same manner as mentioned in the fourth section, and shall be assessed and taxed according to the class in which they shall be placed, at one half the rates above mentioned. Other sections provide numerous details. One section enacts that the law shall not be constru ed to interfere with the Sunday law, nor the law of May 8, 1855, to protect certain domestic and private rights, and prevent abuses in the sale and use of intoxicating drinks. A Board of Licensors is established in Philadelphia, to consist of the senior City Commissioner and two citizens, appointed by the Court of Quar ter Sessions. They shall meet on the quarterly return days of the said Court, and exercise all the authority of the Courts of Q4aftter Ses sions in the other counties in relation to fixing the rate, and granting or refusing licenses, sub ject to an appeal to the Court. They shall determine the number of licenses to be granted I in the respective wards, haying regard to Owl accommodation of travellers, and distinguish ing what proportion are to sell spirituous, vi nous, and malt liquors, and what to sell malt liquors only. The licenses granted to any ho tel in the city shall not authority the ,:Ale of spirituous liquors to transient callers from the street, only to' strangers and travellers or per sons for the time sojourning therein or upon the table for those taking meals. The Board oft Licensors to be paid out of the State Treasury. Salary left blank. The Clerk of the Court not to issue any licenses without the order of the Board. The last section repeals the act of April 14, 1855, to restrain the sale of intoxicat ing liquors and the act of 10th, of April, 1849, and provides that no license of any tavern, inn, or hotel shall he hereafter granted unless sub ject to the provisicifiS - Of this act. A CONTRAsT.—What a contrast the two following cases presentd John M. Schrock, the defaulting treasurer of llohnes county, Ohio, ran away with $22 . 000, of the public money. Ife was pursued to Europe, captured, brought back, tried, convicted, and sentenced to one year's imprisonment in the Penitentiary. Chas. B. Smith, a resident of the same county, about the same time, borrowed a horse worth $75, rode him to a neighboring town, sold him, pock 7 eted the money, was pursued, caught, tried, convicted, and sentenced to the penitentiary for three years. Two GOVFRNOItS IN ICtscoNtx.—Wir.consin now rrjoices.in two Governors—one elected by the people and another by the State Canvassers. Both Bashford and Barstow have taken the oath of office, and both will probably transmit messages to the Legislature. And the Senate being Republican, will doubtless receive'Bash ford's and the Assembly Barstows's, so there will be a pretty kettle of fish. The Supreme Court will have to decide between the contest ants for executive honors. Holloway's Ointment and Pills an infallible Remedy for Blotches on the Skin. Edgar Mor timer, aged 25, of Third-street, Philadelphia, was for five years a severe suftbrer with blotch es on the skin, the whole of his face, neck, arms. and hands being disfigured with them like small pox ; he consulted several very clever medical men, who told him it was the predicating symptoms of some disease, which alarmed him exceedingly ; however, ho took Holloway's Pills immediately, and rubbed the Ointment on the parts affected, and in two weeks the whole of the blotches disappeared, and his health was considerably improved. These remedies will curd the most deeply seated old wounds and ulcers, even of twenty years' standing. POPULATION OF TIIE al.ol3E.—The " Ameri can Almanac" gives the following as tho total population of the Globe : Africa, 100,000,- 000 ; America, 50,700,882 : Asia, 526,000,- 000 Australia, 1,445,000 ; Europe, 253,517,- 521 ; Polynesia, 1,500,000 ; Total, 1,050,- 169,403. 117'Vire learn from the Cincinnati Price Cur rent of the 16th inst., that the number of hogs ' packed there this season, to date, 360,873. This is an increase of 40,000 hogs over last season: THE LEHIGH REGISTER, JANUARY 30, 1856. AN AGED PRISONER.— An Italian newspaper states that a native of Savoy, who was condemn ed at the ago of 41 to the trench galleys for life, has just been liberated, at the age of 121. It is said that he has a little property in Savoy, the interest on which has been accumulating exactly 100 years. The old fellow enjoys per fect health, although he stoops so much that his face nearly touches his knees. WOOD PA pER.—Mr. Bardsley's extensive paper mills at Little Falls, N. Y., will be ready to go into operation on the last of January, when he expects to be able to turn out, dully, tons of elegant white paper, made of wool. In quality this paper, it is said, will resemble that of the English manufactureS. To CLEAN PAINT. —Smear a piece of flannel with common whiting mixed to the consistency of common paste, in warm water. Rub the surface to be cleaned quite briskly, and wash oft:with pure cold water. Grease spots will in this way be almost instantly removed as well ), as other filth, and the paint will retain its bril liancy and beauty unimpaired. 111Alumoril LOVE LETTER.-A New England gentleman in California Who corresponds with a young lady of Fall River, sent to his friend a letter, which arrived ii he mails of the George Law, on the 28th 1144 and which comprises one hundred and forte-sit pages of letter paper. A useful invention for the relief of horses, their owners too—has recently been patented by Mr. Win. 11. Tower, of Philadelphia. It is a shoe to prevent horses from slipping on frozen roads. It has moveable calking% which can be changed into either smooth or rough in an in stant, and the shoe has steel springs to it, which relieves the limb of the horse from the shock of ordinary travel. al - l'erinie and Punislancnt.—A correspon dent of the Cincinnati Gazette states that there have been five hundred murders in Hamilton county, Ohio, within the last fifteen years, and that but one man has been hung there for mur der dining all this time. Hamilton county is that in which Cincinnati is:situated. 10 - A very loquacious female witness, whom the opposing counsel could not silence, so far kept him at bay, that, by way of brow beating her, he exclaimed, " Why, woman, there is brass enough in your face to make a kettle !" " And sauce enough in yours to fill it," she promptly rejoined. a,7•The Penn Yan N. Y. Democrat says that Mr. and Mrs. Ervay, the father and mother of four babes, born at one birth, are exhibiting their little ones in that village. Great coun try, this ! 0:7 - Consumption of Sugen—About 0G0,000,- 000 pounds of sugar were consumed in the United States last year—averaging 40 pounds for every man, woman and child. filjA farmer in Clreeribush, New York, is said to keep Shanghai chickens in his orchard, for the purpose of frightening the hogs away. 01".Frozeit—The Niagara river at the fulls Ice said to be 30 feet thick. [E7Cen. Cass is preparing a speech on the subject of Slavery in the Territories. Death of T. C. Halbach At a Stated Meeting of the Jordan Division, No. 380, S. of T., held on Friday evening, Jan. 11th, 1856, the following preamble and resolu tions were reported by the Committee previous ly appointed for that purpose and adopted. WHEREAS, An all-wise Providence has per mitted death to enter our Order, and remove from our midst our late esteemed brother, T. C. Ilm.a.tcu, and as it is proper, while we patient ly bow to his decree, we should express our of his worth, and our sorrow for his loss, therefore. Resohyd. That we tender our smypathies to the family of the deceased ;—we know and feel hii loss, yet we trust it may afford the consola tion that their loss is his gain. /?c. , 0/red, That our Ilan be clothed in mourn ing for ninel,v days, in token of our esteem. Reso/r-,/, That we attend the funeral of said brother in a body. Resdred, That the above resolutions be pub lished in all the papers in our borough, and likewise that a copy of them be handed to the family of the deceased. Orr the 7th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Vogel; bad', Mr. DANIEL Mu.t., to Miss ANNA EnER• both of Milford. On the 22d inst., by the Rev. Mr. Yeager, Mr. CAIN SEMMEL, of siegersvmo, to Miss mAlir 111 Kr, of Allentown. On the 19th inst., by the Rey. Mr. Walker, Mr. GEORGE W. I.icAnG.tr„ of Philadelphia, to Miss LAVIA CAFE, of Bucks county. On the 22d inst., in Catnsauqua, by the Rev. Mr. Earle, Mr. EsAiAs REHRTG, to Miss MARY MARGARET LACKET, all of that place. On the Ist inst., by the Rev. J. Beck, Mr. Minm. KATEt a to MSS DOROTHEA KoEl'Elt, of Catnsauqua. On Saturday last, in Allentown, after a short but severe sickness, Lons.t. wife of Tilghman Wagner, aged 21 years and 19 days. But thirteen•short days previous to her death ,the subject of the above notice appeared as the happy bride, in good health, and a prospect of long life, her heart doubtless filled with joyous hopes and blissful anticipations of coming hap piness, and ready and willing to brat() the storms of life, with the husband of her choice, little thinking that she was so soon to be cut off by that dread messenger—death—who re gards not ties the most sacred, nor relations the most endearing, On Friday last, in Allentown, of fever, JONAS HORNBERGER, aged 35 years. On the Gth inst., in Wabash Co., Ills., Cum- TIANNA, consort of Jacob Minkel, and daughter of lien. Glick, formerly of Lehigh county. On the Ist inst., in Lower Milford, Hrmar W., son of Solomon and Elovina Bachman, aged 1 year. On the 12th inst., in Allentown, JACOB T., son of Daniel and Maria Nunemacher, aged 1 year. On tho 18th inst., in Rittersville, Marum MEsEtt, aged 11 months'. MARRIED. DIED On the 19th inst., in Allentown, ALFRED D., son of William and Catharine Burger, aged 3 years. On the 19th inst., in Lower Milford, WIT MiTlif IL, son of Abraham and Margaret Schuler, aged 9 years. On the 21st inst., in Allentown, ANNA E. J., daughter of Henry and Carolina Kramer, aged 1 year. !EA TOE MI 1 1 / 5 3:Z1. 3Etar.. -0.1111 ALLEN TOWN MARKET Flour, per bid. - - Wheat, - - - - 7 Corn, - - - - - - Rye, Oats, Hay, Salt, Potatoes, *". - - Ham. per lb., - - - - Sides, .1 bhouldeis, - - - Lard, Butter, - - . - Eggs per doz. PHILADELPHIA MARKET Flour continues inactive, and there is little or no demand for shipping, and holders are more desirous to sell ; standard shipping bran& are offered at .5,37f,a8,50 per bar brel, without finding. buyers ; the demand for home consumptim is also limited at from sB ' ; 10a59,50 per bar for common retailing to extra and fancy family rands. Corn Meal and Rye Flour remain quiet, and prices nominal at 40 for the former and per barrel for the' ' latter. Wheat is quietly held above the views of buyers, without much doing ; 1000 bushels of prime Southern Red brought 196 cents, and 500 bushels good Pennsylvania, 195 cents, in store : White is quoted at 210a215 cents, with diminished sales. Of Rye about 10,000 bush els have changed hands, at 120 cents, for Western. Corn is dull, and only about 8000 bushels new Pennsylvania Yellow have been disposed of at 77a78 cents, mostly at the latter rate in store. Oats arc steady, and' 2000 bushels have been taken at 43a44 cents, in store. A N IN I , * Iri A NEW BLACKSMITIIING ESTABLISHMENT Ix ALLEN I N. THE naileridgned iiirorto the eitizenn of Allentown nod vicinity the they have entered into eolhirt nership tinder the firm of STEINBERGER & REINERT, and intend carrying on the blacksmithing laisiness in all its various branches. They are.satislied that they are able to turn out as good and cheap work as any establishment in town, as limy themnlves are work men, and all work is done‘under their own super- They pay particular ottention to Horse-Shoeing, and feel satisfied that in this branch they are excelled by none. Their prices are moderate. Their 'Workshop is in Turnerstreet, lanween Seventh and Eighth, known formerly as Patzinger's hotelier shop. They hope that by punctuality and cheap pri ces. and turning out good work, to he favored with a liherel share of puldi. patronage, 14 which they will ever be thankful. 11ENRY STEINBER.GER, LEVI I:EISERT. Allentown, Jan. 30. --nw IiWIIIIER CLOTHING Losln] out ut ,e4ucoa 13aek,1thic. frown. Beaver, Pilot uul motou (Nth Frock and Sock over Conte, ,ome as low no $3.50. Superior Black, Blue, Prowit nuil Dress and Frock coats. Nnit etylo plain and fancy Casehuers and Cloth Ila,incea Coats. Fine Black, French, Doeskin, plain and fancy ens simer Punts. A large assortment of fancy and plain Velvet, Plush, Silk, Satin, C'assimere and Cashmere Vest.. All selling at very reduced prices in order to make room for spring goods. L. STROI 7 SI'. Nu 9 West ltstniltou street. Allentown, Tnn. 30 AMBE .2M-11Var MLA large li.t of shawls at re.lll(p.l piece , such as Long 1 1 1 11, 11'1 at $l3 worth $l6, Long Broelta at $l5 worth $114 . . Bay Slain; Walt.rvlieL Ca,lnnere, ,Le., very eltel,p. L. ;:•Titorsii co. No. 9 West Hamilton ,tmet. Allcr.tarrn, Jan. 20. —tf BECKER'S 0111L1 EXPRESS, r T.:TAVERN Allentown, Iletblehem and Phi- Imielphia. Mice in Allentown. at George L. ltuhe' , . No. 311 Wet Hamilton street. . (Alice in Philadelphia, .No. 101 ltace The proprietor. (l. Better respeetfully enneunees to the eitizens and Ludne , s men generally. that Ile Ft.trtc , l a 11:111) . ENI,R.St I 'l9 above. via. the North Peonsylvania Hail Road. carrying Meridian dize. ptiehap,es of every hind. at rates fully as low if not lower. than any other Express. and all pack ages will be carried with the greate,t care, and deliv ered with promptnet.,. Having had four years' expel...cm.° in the Express business, Mr. 13. feels confident that lie trill he able to f.apply the want , of the public in a tottitifactorily 111 111151%6F3 f(11 . 11Icntnn» en I vicinity will be promptly trans:irteil liy lli.orgo L. ltnhe, Agent. tillire No. all AVe,t gtrei.t. IL—Goods purehare,l, awl till orders punctually atton,Vl to. • Allentown, Jun. 2. ADJOURNED COURT. IIE nex tcrnt nr ihe Court of l'ololooo Pleat. cif Le j_ c,, un ty, will voilltlill . lll . ollt the Court Ihnise, in Cie o * f .111e:down, .Thnlay the •Itli iny „r rehrtntry next, 1,, contintn, nne wed:, nt inn° all jitrun+.lvitne:=seF nud porlies iiiler.!sted will attend. NATIIAN WEILER. Sheriff. Slferitrs Office, Allentown, Dee. 12, 1555, —te ACRICULTUPAL ItELSTINC. rpnE annual meeting of the Lehigh County Agri. cultural Society, for the election of officers for the evening year, will be hold at the house of John Y. Ilechtel, in Allentown, on l'utoolay the sth day Orel, ruary next, at 10 o'clock in the ferernoon. All mem bers are invited to attend. 1111tA31 J. SCHANTZ, Proideut January 9 Venitian Blinds. Th..„l„.rihur bavingpurelweil the entire establish. meet of .!;le:.Muie, is prepared to tunnufacturo all kinds of Window, Blinds, of the best quolity, et prices in low at, any in the city—at 36 Rust Hamilton ctreot. • S. 11. PIIICH. Allentown, January 17. • —ly • MOT CP T I YC2I VOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned are appointed Executors of the last will and testament of Elizabeth Miller, deceased, late of Heidelberg, township, Lehigh county, therefore all those who know themselves to be indebted .to said estate, be it in Notes, Bonds, Book-debts or otherwise, will make payment within six weeks from the date hereof. Also all such who have any legal claims against said estate, will bring in their accounts Well authen ticated within said time. OWEN MILLER. E GODFRIED PETER, • xecn ors. January 9. —at LET US REASON TOGETHER. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. - $lO 00 185 - 70 1 20 Why arc ilia Sick. TT lIAS BEEN the lot of the human race to I T be weighed down by disease and suffering. 1101,- LOWAI"S PILLS are specially adapted to the relief of the Weak, the Xerrous, the Del lei de, and Ilto Infirm, of all climes, ages, sexes, and constitutions. Profes sor Ilelluivay personally superintends the manufacture of his medicines in the United States, and otters them ton.free and enlightened people, as th e hut remedy the world ever saw for the removal or license. •• These Pills Purify the [Mood. These famous Pith: are exprelsly einnhined to oper ate on the :dote:telt, the liter, the kidneys. the lung,., the skim sad the bowel,. collecting :my derangement in their funetimm, purifying the blood. the very iilllll - ofli re, and thus curing disease in all its forms. Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints. Nearly half the human race have taken these Pills. It has hem) proved in all parts of the world. flint noth ing has becu found equal to them in eases of the liver. dyspepsia, and stotnach complaints generally. They S./1,11 give a healthy tone to "these organs, however much deranged, and when all other meatin have failed. general Debility. 11l Health. , M any of o w no w t despotic ileverments have opened their Custom lloures to the introduction of these ('ills. that they may become the medicine CA . the nmssee.— Learne.l Colleges admit that this wahine is Ole hest remedy ever known for nersons of delicate health, or where the system has been impaired. is its ins igorat ing properties never fail to afford relief. Female Complaints. No Female, young or old, should he with — out this ! celebrated meilicind. it correct., anti regulates the monthly courses at Jill perioile, acting in twiny eases like 11 is sls,, the hest and ..infesl medicine that can be given to Children of all ages. and I i nny • complaint; consequently no family sheald he without it. 46 20 00 GO 40 14 12 12 14 20 18 I fullo iray'e 'at, dye dn' rtlnf (ill b9Z.n in 6, trarbi folbolring Di.vetise: A stlan n, Headaches, Dowel Complalnt, , , Indigestion, Coughs, Inthontza, Colds, Intimation, Chest Diseases, Toward Weakness, Costiveness, Li% cr Complaints, h t „pepsin, Lorne,, Dincrlicen, Dropsy, Stone :111.1 0 1/ehility, , Secondary Symptoms, Fever mol Ague, Venereal Al ~ bons, Female Complaints, /form- nll hind-. V,,';" Sold at the .Nlanurnetories of Prore , ,or WAY, SO . ..Maiden Lane, New York. and 2.14 Strand. London, hy all respectable Druggists tool Dealers of throughout the 'United States, and the civil ized world, in boxes, at 25 cents. 6:25. cents, and $1 each. .;r•v'•Thpre is a considerable saving by taking the lai . ger sizes. Pireetions for the guidance of patients in every Iliwr , ler are affixed to each box. New• York, Jan. 16, 1536. ORPHAN'S COURT SALE. 111 Y virtue and in pursuance of an order issued out 1-J of the Orphans' Court of the County of Lehigh, there will be exposed to public stile, on . Thursday the seventh day of February next. at one o'clock in the afternoon, upon the premises, the following valuable r..1t1 estate. to nit: 'lnc certain tracts of w - 41=c3=3:2D sit...a iu u„per saneou township. in the county of Lehigh aforesaid. about one mile from Leithsville. bounded and described 11 . 1 No I.—Bounded by lands of John Munn. Andrew Weiss and others, containing two acres and eighty-fan- perches. (Inc other trio., bounded by lands of Andrew Weiss, Peter Leith and others. containing one acre and one hundred and thirty-three perches. Being the Beal Estate of Martin Weiss. deceased, late of the township of Lower Sancon in the County of Northatnpton. Terms on the day at the place of sale, and due•attendance given by CIIARLES WAGNER, Administrator. By the Court: J. W. MICELEY, January 16. - - - -- E W. ECKERf S • WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TNACr,(!SIIIFF&SiGUI NO. 30 EAST HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA Constantly ,n 1 hand a large sleek of Leaf Tohneen. Also a superior stock of Segars, comprising tho latePt styles and brands, at the ' , avast City prices. All Goods warranted. July 20. :1 1% , ..T MC .M 1 . THE following Ordinance will take cited from and after the 27th day of,January, A. D. 185 G. WEEREAS it is deemed net'essary for the conveni ence, comfort and security of pcdc:drians rod the public in general, to provide for the clearing and cleansing the pavements. Or side-walks and gutters a f the Borough of Allentown, of snow, ice, slesri, or and, or of any impure, find, or filthy ',miter. there:bre, • SEC. I. Be it ordained and enacted by the authbri ty of the corporation of thin Borou g li or Ano,amvo, 1111 , i it is hereby ordained and enacted by the authori ty of the same, that it :Atoll .be the d u ty of ev e ry pen.on or , owning or occupying It house, or houses, of whatso^ver desiTii‘tion, or any lot or lots adjoining such house or houses is aforesaid. or any viwant lot or lots fronting on :Walnut, Munition or Linden streets, between Fourth and Tenth bred., ur fronting Mt Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth and Ninth, between Union and Chew streets,' or Water street, or Union street between Firth and Ei;.:11111 streets, or the west side of Seventh above Chew street. to•clear and cleanse the pavement or side-walk ad joining such house or houses, lot or lots, as aforesaid, of all snow, ire, slush, mud, or of oily hunure, foul or filthy matter, and to keep 'the same cleared and demised thereof, at all times Under the penalty of one dollar fur each' and every day that the provisions in this section shall not be complied with, to he recovered as hereinafter provided. SEC. 11. It shall be the duty of the owner or oecupant, of any house or lot fronting on or adjoin ing any street or alley, that has been graded, corbel, and guttered in accordance with the Borough regula tions, to keep the gutter in front or adjoining, Lis, her or their house or lot, free front all snow, ire, slush, omd, et' sand, that the Water may flow freely. under a like penalty an mentioned in the above section. MB ISM In any case where the provi,kns of t l,:, ordinance aro not complied with, within three boura after ouch accumulation or deposit of snow, ice, slush, mud or of any impure, foul or filthy matter shall have taken place, if in the day time, end the same time after Mill rise. if during the night, it shall be the duty of tho High Constable or Borough Polico, to lodge complaint with the BurgesS, and the,Qfronder if legally convicted shall pay a tine of ono dollar, With all costs. JOSEPH P. NEWHARD, President. THOMAS MOHR, Burgess. Attest—H. J. MOORE, Secretary Allentown, Jan. 16. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. VOTICE in hereby given that Lettern.of Adminin -1:t tration on the Estate of Owen Rice, Into of the Borough of Catarattryna, deceased, hove been granted to the subscriber. Person') indebted are requented to make mutant and these having clahnit to prenent them. mArrnEw KRAUSE, Administrator. Bethlehem, January 23. N NWT .15 11 X Nit. NI I Geo. Lucas & Sons, Ij ll l, ll WIIOLESAtt and Retail dos lore in Boots, Shoes and NP Trunks. After carrying on a suc cessful business for twenty years, the former proprio tor on the Ist of January entered into co-partnership tinder the firm of CI:o. LUCAS di Eoss, and intend to carry on the business un nu increased scale. They will always keep on Lend a very largo - and cheap steel: of BOOTS .t\P SHOES. 0/ ft/ ir oust monufac la e. They are fill perfectly acquainted with the bu siness, and employ nurse but the beet workmen, which enables them to warinnt all n'oth ns represented.— They arc confident t hut their I toch is nut excelled by any other establithinent in Allentown. They call partiLnlar attention to their stuck of Ladies, Gentle men's, Miss es and Chilthen's Morocco, Calfskin, and India 'tubber 0% ef , ltue, The senior partner is thankful for the pat) smage Les towed on him during the 20 year, he has bt.en in bit.simsl, and hopes that continited strict attention to ctntomers, and selling at low prit they trill to a full ehareofpatrouns in future. ;2 - Al - Country l'ilereltanta will he supplied at shalt notice end ut the lowest City prieeii. Allentown. Janunry VIE PEOPLE'S CAOMET I'ARE RIMS! Zandcr's Cheap and Pashicuable Cab fuel Ware Room South East Corner of :Ninth and Ilatnilton Streets, a for doors below Dresher's Lumber Yard, ALLEyrows. PA. IIIE itialer: , bcrnol ibrornt their frienda and the public that lie (1111110.1 011 the Cabinet business hi all carious brandies at the above named:4Blla, n bershe preps red to cell good and handsamo rurnitui e I heap as Cllll be 1101.1 anywhere. Their Store is on the e. tmtli-enst corner of Ninth and Ilamilion etreet , , near Ine,l.er's Lumber yard, where they nTsr a line s. nortlner.'. or C.if3iNET WARE, coni , isting in irrt. or :..;0111e, of various styles and : 4 1,1e Hoard., IViirdrobes, Sec ret:ll.M,, Bureaus, or 1 ,;;;;,ms ; Cup-boertle of .Ihtoront rultee, Side, lireeklitst end Dining "'Aides; lie,h;emhi of ifdforent etyles ;Ind pat [erne, Wn-h-,iand , . 're ;.t, :- , rim.ll end Lingo I:ingers, Whet 31.11 , 4e-Slaini , , Stith Tithle=, Ten. 'fables, Mel end i 4 erimntine T• 04, • ,, IVlnit :Nuts, Fniley Work . .1•01.1.•:. Innen; Tol.`e ; :, Tete-a-Tete... Jr A geoural ttsEo:•taleut of kitchen l'ornitunt: on Mind end lioole to order. IL ; oil times nem. lot the beet work men, nttcuds imr,emilly to their 11 1 , 1 1 :11eFF, 111111 trill tv.trrin all I'mm; nee or owir ;t.,. 10 1./(1 mule of roe tm-t Ora.r.i Mr Wore w;11 be faith_- r a il s ,;; ; .1 imm ~ , el) , !wended to, and t. I l ea :eta out ihe lierun;;;; emit I,e cart:folly packed. FR A XANDER. v BISSF.ILUTION Or PARTNERSHIP. N -"T icE is hereby given, that die Copartnership eNi:l.:tig under the name of 6'erbord 1:17; , e, A4 tore I;... , epers. at Fogelsville. Lehigh county, n•as disolved by mutual consent ell the I Ith day of December. 1855. All persons, indelited to said firm are. requested to male payment to either of the said partners within sixty days from 11:0e hereof, anti all persona having any deinando agailud said firm ars requested to present their accounts within thirty days hereof. Fogolevillo, Ja ED FOR SPECIAL COURT MELD FEB. 4, IS56i 1. Edward Kern vo. Joseph Wittman. 2. William Fry vs. Solomon Gangwere, 3. Meitzler & Erdman Vs. Ceo. Breinig: 4. Borhek Knauss as. Newhard nod Simon. 5. Werly .L• Snyder vs. Ott tt Moyer, Thomas Craig vs. Edmund Morris. 7. Jesse Kline vs. Kautz King. g s William Levan vs. Sophia Trexler and others: 0. Sophia TrPs:ler vs. William Levan. 10. Nelson Labor vs. Edmund Morris, 11. 'Henry Yeager vs. i$llllC Lewis. 12. Frederick Ochs vs. Henry Yeager. 1:1. Peter• Laubsush vs. Charles Newhard. 14. Resieu San:M . 7. vs. Schantz & Sinister. 15. Benjamin Wannemacher vs. Charles Monte. In. Elizabeth Swnrtr, vs. Charles Sigley. 17. Edward Stades. vs. Charts., Sevres ver. 18. John 11. u-e vs. Hamilton IL Salmov. 10„, Peter Schnell , . IS. Abraham Frantz„ 20. Nelson Labor vs. I s sue So % 21. Owen Mining vs. Josiah Cinder. 22. llntniltsm it. Salmon Vs. J. It. ,t W. 11. Dora 23. Charles (huh vs. John OHM. 24. John Kern vs. Jones A: Brother. 25. William Fillumn vs Buskirk & Moyer. 211. Daniel Sehmoyer vs. Thomas Fehmoyor. George Wsum v:•. Reuben Helfrich. 28. Elijah S. Warne vs. William Oberly. 20. William Grim vs. Kremer.; F. E. Prothonotary. Jantlary 9, IS3I. —46 P,'ECISTER'S NOT CE. N°11(: is herel.:.• given to the heir:. cretlitee4 and other , , who may he in:ere,ted in the °stater, of the fellewing doeinwed per Lona, in Lehigh oouLity, to wit : ncNonnt of Anna liatrumn rn ll:trrieon II (Irani, AdminiAralor of Claistinn Ilanetnan . . The account of Skl , hen Hiller , t.iurroyiug.Execu tor of George Henry, The account or bavid Itomco, Guardiiin of Coro line (~pr. ae , ount ..; Daniel Itrolrt aml Solomon Beebe, Atlininit•tratt,rs Alargaret Reitz, dee'd. The almve nme.l I...xeetttr::, .I , lminislrritora and. “ttar,lian- have tiled their .leyount.< iu the Itenimter's olliee, in" Allentown. in rind for lb County of Lehigh, which said Avoottni, will he Toil afire the Orphau'ri Court of Hail County 1;1r co ti fi t on Tuesday. the sth day of Felomary. Lt In o'clock in the fere:teen. COLVEIt, Itt.wister, January II READY-NDE 7' 35 EAST 11.1,1111, TON STREET. TILE de , ,iroilA or again returning their 1 Omni::: to their numeron, patrollS, 1101111 thetn selves of this oro.rt u nily IT, ct., and at the Stinte 111110 respoetfolly I , lllllnn eto their. friends end the peldie generally lint they have jtut returned front New York end Philadolpitin, ivhae they pun:hared a hirge mock of FALL AND WINTER-GOODS, consisting of entirely new and ilisirahle stylus, each na Chll out lie found at any other Alerehant Tailoring Establishment in Allentown. The goads were select ed with the greatest rare, Mid will 110 made up in the latest style and fashion, and Iva:Tented to prove the same as represented at the time of purchnce. 'Observe; that every article of Clothia;_: sold by the proprietors of this establishment is 7.t. their awn mike, and may be relied upon being good durable work. Among their ex tensi. e ortment may lie found,. fine Black and Blue Mew etylti DRESS AND FROCK COATS, made in the late,t f,!shion of French and English CiMtS. new sty I.:ashlers C. Q iis, of Black, Brown, Ein e , olive and (Iseult Clothe, nod plain,and figured Cassimers over Coats. of all totalities, styles and priers. pantidoens. vests, and in filet everything in the READY MADE CLOTHING • line, front an over-coat down to an undershirt. The. three great features of Keel: l Newhard's Store are,' that limy hey for Cash, u n it comumnently eau sell cheaper than any of the ushers ; their goods are made up under their own supervision, and Inst though not least, they null , tliem fur what they really are. Also. a large stock of Handkerchiefs, Shirts, Col lars, Winter Hosiery, Under Shirts and Drawers of all kinds, and everything in fact that is usually kept in stores of the kind. Call and Fee before you pur chase elsewhere, as they willingly show What they have. They nro satisfied that alldheir goods hear it close examination. M 1 %.*a..Cotintry Taiiors r9n ho somilied with tho latest London, Paris, Poston, Now York and Philadolphia Fashion PLATES, at the lowest possible prime. KECK & NEWHARD. Allentown, Ford.l2, ❑LO. LUCAS A SONS ITS DAVID F. CIF.IIIIARD, DAVID I. UIIFFER, 17_0, 1856. CIO A L LIST. MEI WI
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