THE LEHIGH 11,EGISTE
11:7T1111 MISSING STEANEKR.—The New York An Interesting Letter from the West. FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
Journid OF Comineree, referring to the missing A correspondent of theN , ow York Herald, writing ..,.:-... -&7
is trout ChippoWa coMity,lN is., owlet. ditto of March
steamer Pacific, says the insurance on her • •
' t ' 4 9IC ' III M-:ill ES • ,ct
Lab. says:—
very large; the amount on the ship is $6OO,- Hero in my lonelyotiliisetoe‘olifnelictiiiilifiliedlpocz,eciiiilii,.lsoo C 11. lIAINT7., liming made tirrangements • ror re
-000, half ti_thls country atid half in Europe ; miles trout the city ,
it
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i t ,.. e .S it o i l mi .r l i i ii t t a t t i m t i l l ie u I r t t e . t- i t t. 1 m i ls. , S i te to .1%; or - i IL. all
'the freight money is insured ibr $40,000 more. nearest out I nit don n, nit• perusing a pat k:i t, ?,..
the
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o p p e al , of ulii . cli, oft n er is non ready to receive orders t ' Mr r i c h e : ' s t i ' ll ' l l l e F4 t i o r t U t b h g t ' :
She had between sus and seven hundred tons'mei,,,tiileimunisble totes.
cabin in this Hirt% ing ton i tinliiitl Sll,L CO Y ' i,.: ' , l, : c b ‘ e ci e ) l;
of• cargo,'valued at over $1,500.000, most of Ireodipetliotesdvriatlitieceptin end l add toy voice to your 1,0 ol ' l
4112111,170Milli'te'4elt."311"1"Utte.: n'tiit'ttinvitltlL)tiun'tunietcgilalepficquenith
which was insured, a good part in this country. fluctuating Nev l t to ty be mottled by lett\ Mg their orders n u ill o t " ;to ' c 'i L l i i l ' i l i l t
York, to gt t WL t, i:ti i d " t ' li t e i r t trf e o l i " tt ' 1. 1. 111
The insurance is divided among various offices 'mme n ionic in the. it ht. butane.. to litre them attended to A
that haul times or depression cannot ' rub them of: minion[ are also miticiontintcd with the iclittit tt . N ill
throughout the country, so that in case of loss and to cuttii in yout .in lot ent I shall cite it little ttl um of tile Moulted. of %tomtit s with nhich c italogui t
or damage to the ship or cargo, the blow would my min experience. '' " i . c. tilled, nod if the eel. non is len in the Nltiset • y -
In consequence of the derangement of business and • I t ) 0. in must ca-e-, the mutt iiiisaltabl: tiro rent. i
not fall exclusively on New York. The Pacific I t i ed t a
, e , s o e u it i t
it t i t i t 1
. 111 , , , 3 times,
is commended by Captain Asa Eldrige, who has I etc severe
plants turniAted at lon I illt.J. 16"'
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ifinNieniiiiry•liemtetli i i e n f ) a , l , l , l l l l ,. Cur :3 l , L n i ( a o 1
thatl iiit
nent 1 ettilletil e tot uiyC. B. HAIN rz.
navigated the Atlantic with the most res onsi• tote o I have joutney L d far and wide through many tll Allentown, Match 12. 4t
ble commands for nearly a quarter of a century I c Weston States lint could not get hold of 11 '
li , suit eau Until 1 il ' iks lea into Nottlisestc n l " ‘ t ' mg. - - ------- - -
As some reason for the encouragement of lio y : 1 I lauded at latilit•s, It flout ittliit'ig do l t% o l i '' i t ° O n ; N Waco to A FiSeiSSOVS.
in her safety, the long delay of the Atlantic Pi:l‘t!itt".i-iiitand thimigh the g entlemanly Lula- 1 . 1 1I 11 A•ses•ot t of the difletent IVardl, Borough.
1851 is referred to. The Atlantic left lAver- .oi .11 I. Lord, the Itegutter of the Lima office thcie.
1 13.1t.tsIr
111x[ not
to 1 kit thil 0,1911. On tile 271 le 01 end ((moduli , - ot Lehigh ttomity, are hetet)) 10-
pool, December 28, 1851, and not a lisp of in-Ti l l ,• L: t i s i i , t e i n i t i e i c i f i. t it l i ii. i i i e ti e t T i m i k t ~.,, I.m:t. , in their °late, in
Ile • i i f ,r„ l e ( l i ' :ii i i. ' i ' ; I I nit ''l I R '" v t a w s n i ' rg t ti c l u i t a L l i tr ui loud lll.
tclligenee of her reached her owners for r0i1 ,1.,- the world, well neterLd, tiini . tet• on i:11••jni: ees. and such other men netions :te i t i' t l i i it;'il ' ilill ' c 't l i tt l\ t ‘ t ' u t tt:
tune days. She went ashore on the coast of i t e . ',,T t c m '' in earl la
. the telhllment of their ic•peettre (hale., as
Ireland, and her passengers themselves brought I a leila t ii t i l l.; ti l fs e n u ti l , l' a t i f i t i l l ut t i i: l b e l d i
tine witht g 11. ' t i l t l tl: i f t ii i iie r e h i u ' l ' i:l l , v l i The mses-ois of the Inali-leip t i of 1111ter Milford,
choice that it ice in the iimm o ditit ' il I d ini Li t Milliad, Soth Whin hall, t i Washingtn aild
the news of her safety by the Africa. The l'll- ...t a i l ' , : t e i r ii s i t i txtoo l onely , Sant utaild fortieth one
rifle left. Liverpool on the 23d of January, Itctlet than I•;eis Yolk ut pit t e Macungie, to oppeni on Monday the th day
in it ket. it i l l itri t il ' i t t i a l t ' t i s s i ( tTa l l ' i ',l i " l ",l l ;Am e woulda find& liar r • 1 , 1,," I ,! " n eN ,, t ,: i .,, n r
forty-five passengers, and officers and crew, I iiii ' i _. , _ 1 ti-_ti
~..... . the ton red4ps of Lowliill, Weisen
mole money th 03 It notild in Nen• Yeilt it
numbering one hundred and forty one. sem, 1 revue lit le in , nin elle% • 1 ' 3. the j ;, , 1 Lynn, , :dishing atoll Eppel• Simeon, on Tuesday
un, I . ILI . hi tiro g cntlemen I i day of Aiml next.
from Nem• York 1 1 11114 tot 2% tittles into the Mutt 'flie msessors of NZ. th '0 South Wald, Lehigh
I):7EN-Tl-1.1-01-1D INAI -... 1S CI.—MORFU M t\.—Samuel hotote I wit-1 sate-1t .11 and tiitti,i,tlartlic,e,,,,lltitt*t,l(toti gentlemen Ward. Allentown, - nil of Ca‘t i t i t- i i . iuquit, on Wednesday
th it the land •itilt ' ul .
Williams, h colored man sold his farm near I limb boated aletig•i le l itl an:titi.t. vier
tlie4tit day of April next.
it I n ::
i a t ..se..-tot tt c. tt , t , t . l ,t e ton o.ltips of North Whitehall, '
Clem spi ing, 'Ald., last secs ic , containing near tiiilltieiitillti,"ii,tiSe• tut [the They' bath
1 :J1. s: i t:I: II :I:L i I Ind, Coy bought
600 acres, for seven thousand dollat s. to John Id
i.,
iii.
li i ,i f l e i l i i in i s i.i l e, l k o l l o ,i d i. i i i , ii n , s i i ll Maimilue, on Ilan - 1
ma ibi ii bsiol e boon 011151 ct? l ' i t " i t
l l ' e 4 1 1' ;•i i i t t I t i l'O i l t lii 11 e 1" : 1 u7
Peed. The lingo Sten TI Mail sayst—NVillinins I ..EDWARD BECK, Chnk „
I, o „ g l i t, hi nt . i..l,l:itt.mellititiTitlil::,l„titiit,tilt" aver
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that'
Pal
t Allentown 'Abide 1^ , - 7 ,Z-7... ,„
was a Slave at forty years of age, ,
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goi I Iti i.., l i t i l i i , , , t . I t l , ln i i , ;old nil, 0 , 1 11 r.l
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0 (1,, Lost ~ i, iii th,. ----- --- ------ ill
self, and laisui twenty lic e children four off Sete,Sr in 11 : world,A V ALL \ 111,1: eltot,liirry 1
das mai ilie " """"Iti
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whom lie bought and manumit , rd. He is now Iparties1 parties tilt' 1,1 he , t -1011 of it 100 AT PRIVATE SALE. " 1
They hits e appointed one Heir noclit kola L
in his 71st year, and is d stout, t'ill and intilli ' -2',,,,un.THE well !mono I•lttud, i 011111%0111, culled "Tll4ll- A
will.
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. ill o n ininiediate vicinity, t let t a sus'
gent looking old man. lie is now in Independ
ent circumstances. I\l°4 of his child:en et e i ll 1 , , & -at C111401:1111114:-.7.:1:111P11"‘In l e 'li t i ::e l fi ll t i '' c l t't ' 1 "I t'lt
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ti , cut .30,1111 n hi. 1 para day l ot t l ' i l it i lt i t. " l I lin" ed 1•L (Imo tut Butt, Jr.,
the West and the rest of ilium all desii it to en l it c i"" " I
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to the same stormily, so the old man has eon- ~,, .,1 ,,..,. ...; i1,..,, , ,.:,,, ,, , , , .., , ,, , ,.
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1 tl. mil.) ind the ittiall i -out i-e ntitlll point with the gent 1111 , ticillii i .
scnted, although foul of do , country, to " lull soli 1 r tole t of 1 1101 ill It good Lulu% idea
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tip stakes" and f illow them. , • -al ii old and t Nie I lent t till nilive 1111111 11101 eei . 0
. A.... , •et deed tins 3- thi gleetti. t .t hinilar Ne . IMO; . 011 ' 11::. , :,,A0 --., proi t inciit;ilit ictai L tir n ea L- t . LL o ston y
1 1 ; 11 '
r" /"--A SII,MsT COSIIICNIII.-1 he Melli,4 of , ' o"nneut ' ...._ •2triN
..,- ,L. BRICK Dl\ 1:1•I•ING 1101_ SI . I
1:•• hoc e four limns alliontinif ti.- lila: ir 11 i 1 t`.i 14 " tt-'" 't mid 1 itch i I '
La Trappe in Paris, arc perhaps, the most sin 1
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gular and austere religious oi iler uniong IMM i 1 t i
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.1 a good Li ell'n•it ' l a i it t ui ll l l l ' l l .
hind. The most ext.!•am dinal•y featum•e of deli ' .. „. . i i i i i r i
,1: i i i.. .1, 0 1, 11 ,1 ,:r. IL ohm.; Hotrod Ilic Mi l lar 10 Om. I
ii i Neil -, Ohl-, filo( 11,N•e Ili, 1, le nie l l 'n •e t i
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institution, particularly for ritneimum. is that
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they hold no oral communication with (itch I -likr file I I ,ell,, lele farms o lili i liiiit N 1 loin II \ Jar t ' " 'lilt
'frees, a
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1 1 1 , - , • :n on la found tit the Il i -tent to ',ION. 'I hen. I. t Id "III• 11 nit rt-attt ' lt t o s . '' '• ~ :*
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other, neither sic vlsitoi•s psi nutted to speak .
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with thcin. They maintain throughout Unit
gions dmic, ~ d I limis fi t a i•olio, ' l t , II - - 1,11.1 t i t li tt , t h o t :„ .‘ , I I I ;s it i ,1 1 " 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1.11,;':'1'111,`"'I:11t1Ir‘1"1110"111t5""t"re t" Sill
""d scud
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walls, except when engaged in veili i i
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~, ixt • •',1,:(0111111, 111111 ate at pit ,i I -, tut Lt lat m ot,
a perfound silence, like the stillue,s of the tomb
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ii b , e the hail tot itt , Mime. tipplii anon 1111101 he In tih to liberal
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Lore
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They work sonic in the mechanical arts, and tont,
"t t 3 ' let IlII: ' 1111'1 ' 1".IIII:.... iim ' M trel 19 JOHN HALBACH,
It 1 11.11111t • r. It Li -I it it, tt Agctit for (km ge But/.
wi ite for icli,ions publications. i. I r\ in Brett 111011 , ioll. .IL I Corroded II LI —:',l,
Ille Moo , il, lit they 4.1111 414. n o d 1 tr""
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11,/ /NM %UNABLE: A Imes y —l/r. 1: ln aril 11. " 1 ' I le - el , el' , , I'll ' 1 ". 11 ; 111 ' . I.' i 'l '' i't tolls
L1 ) 511110 ; 1 11 /
111 the II • ools, .111.1 , 11 o.'lll , . I INV l ' l ' .o ' ? ' 1 :1 1 l i l l II ' l ' ` ' l
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nuluir came out of Slate Plison, at Alibuin 11I".11''''' PUBLIC AUCTION.
New I • Or ' s , Ft.bruary 15th, [chore be In I served i t :VI- iii " l7tittl:( " l t . It,l " e t ti g i ' s " ;:ll , i b.,. in - " ,
I 1, 4. .11, •,1110 ruck it tanning t7ittlitt V 131'711" (11°,1,131 Wll,l, lie NOl,l 111 iiiil,llo itil, lion, 111 it , eltit SI" 'V.
ten years fur the alai &it iron of his wife in Tom- 1 „,,, ~, I 1
~ um ,i, i iodi :-tote, in All, Monti, on 1 4 010 1 115%
Isins county, andwas immediattly nt 1 ested on i ' o l ' , :, ,, i t _•t t i
Stitit,,liitltitiiii:li,"-liiiiiil:E,l,lirt',,,it.'s::,t(bin,Piii,",,l.',lL:', ",`, 1 , ' , 1 :: ~„,1 I lit -2d of Mal,ll.li loge lot of Stole floods i •
oat Oil the , I.llll l d 401 ll ' 2 "f doll, t a-01101. eMIII , lc ' " 1'1.4-
a ch b il e d nc
a h s e v i a h r l i t t e al o n f for the i i i i
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PMI'S ago, fold of which it is now thought " 1 1 ' P t ` '3.1'1.11r1/3:"; ‘l s t-i '.' IIII" ru".1"IiI""',13"; I' , 1,1 ~, ,It olt e a I,tigc It tot hal•di%•.ii i c 'i , t - t . tell i n t s i . t ii i i%• "l l "l l '"
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, „ von jinn ,. a -en of platt tl It tinkle , . II lot of bent Is, b0x.... 11 g ood
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dence has been found, to cons ict him. It Is lam 1 ii-, -s l ot I.( 2o 11,1 , of prima. I I 1 1 i 0341 • 140 i .1101 in •10 , 1 l 1111 kind- 01 store Weal.- ell
said that during his impi isoinnutt a lai ge for- so nerve iii maim'. ibe il, , of ni 1 I ." 'I 1 ' t"'
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tune has linen to hint In Eill ope. ~, ior 1 , 12 o i l it Bright:. lit.iths Cll-. 111 i T 1.1-. C 1: 1 I ltetitic thc del ay and NA Lleng.
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i g n t o litlt inan froth Allem\ , .',A,, 1 , 1 J 06E1'1 I STOPP.
riN ill.S IN TIM SFOM %MIS OF Carri.z.—Mr. .s. 11111111 Me 4 \ 114 i to . I `,lnn. 1" —2l
Ili zekiah 8, , ,,ii. of East Windsor, Connect, mu, n mammoth faint this spiny , old " "n
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101.1 ~r pri the it In rt nit cal I•It"it; t 1 1c ni
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rut, killed two beef cattle on his farm last fill, i um. ,t, ob. mown' , •at :d all ' l ' I ' Il. : . (tti "
cm:, reditor4 of the firin of 1 iI 1
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L el, anti alt , fle° 01 I:. 'lr e. i
Bober, i"l'e n t ro 4. l i t 3 e r re i l it y•
in the ••31011ineir4 of which were found nearly a
pint of )vet v shin-lei *1 T '
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of his
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i i ; , , , , , ,i,r,_ , , „ , 1 1 , 11 1 ,11 1 k, dotfllitlll,,t:l,tilirbleittaitits,roff Accoinitsaredaced i n the
iI , pc so Is indebted t .tt, s ,t t it, i , l l tl o l: , ::li o L l i t i ' l n li t l ' Til l i t , l:{ ' :l l 4 ,, 'l t t t i l t e l i d ire herc t ity
cattle bail btu) ill fin some time pi e% 1005.
~ i i , i • t, r , t, olil winter \iinititog to them. 'I lie s'pl'it t then:lore 'all
appealed that Mr. Bissell hail I'C shingled his
barn; after they nu e tilled ei ith hay : the Lid 1,, ilt,bisn,",t,',,,i,l,lhrti'„'2,3" I ”" - Imo . her , . n od t , „„,„ nottto il, that unle
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~ bore the 1 tltll (1111 Of Alaith lost seas on .% " I r l 'lto
tootle liately brought against thi in. ' " °
in L i r hits tutu a • mi l . ' ltt " fi l l " i 't t 111141 liglit. ' hen •: 1,4' an
nails f inn% through the i oof into the hay,is _
passed with the hay into the stout:trim of the ' .111"
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twit
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Inii. ' ."l t ini ADAAI WOOLEYER.
„ t f ill tool 111 i i mi - t t C ila• itit i tis, March 12. '`i —2t
cattle, awl they have not yet MeM cad th t4.11i , - of Lour I et) bosh tauntl n ', lle ll ,' 1 , . 111 " ',
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posed
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row ; i„,,,ll, : t l i l • oat 4. 441144 ulle 1,1 , 110111 _ _
lig. pre, ,ii•ten+ city Ilk ..la,l emy
former condition. (•,,, lis , tatting 1111 V 4. 4NI rl, day,) and ' .
t itougli 1111.
111,0 101'111 d tool eielerial 1 • Mill+ This instil
li-The Pinch and Plum aces in the neigh- :si is tit,' gr lit that Illtsr ” I"
tills
' all .)
IIN al ~t , Ole eNe of in in N Odd lows' 11111
it is
Nolii 1:0041 potpie that will alit the • mu. nititg helot% it.
boyhood of Hagerstown, Md , have been crackedmal declaim
firm) the ground to the branches by the frost. farti:bitsisitiohititiP.lsttilltitit sutureii l tn
II "? ''''' II • l ' e millii
to • it, i fill, (1011. • t Cal de must
Yet doubts are expiessed whether the (mit 1., norm in three Lim i t. -t , sal thou 11 " . will
to
no altund 111. l• Of all flint Mill t •1 11 ' "IL'''.
,cult Is t door.
seriously injui•id by the cold. The •
Prairie Ido liot think th It it il ' man
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I"' /It newel.
(Illinois) Fat nice sa3s, fruit powers ill (lint 11., le a ill etiiiiii he ii l %
Il ils o• """"ii""
lit • • 'die"
in 1 -i 10,01 , e, there will Ilit."”e. °I I
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a p,1,01 term 10 ,e get titer' - _
region base given up all hopes of a f
i int crop, the hint of 'LI N
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iii . ,,l ii , , ,
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except apples. The theintometer hasi Id my t-Ituat ion has tacit 1111,1 FI , '''
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will[ the situation 1. of ill 1 . 14 N . NI iy Tit tin, ill ' Non ,
degress below zero in Chicago, and 28 degrees t i t i i ,i l , l , it: me ta the ad% u c that Mi. tit t ictitiy
in the s • lmlay. The in•csumption is, that l i CO ‘II.IIIIIIRg.
1t i i, 11. ,,i
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peach (Res, &c., and all other tenilei sin übe, 1 L ' l ' I ls-1111'.
1.111141 10 , 1 II 4 11.111-11le 111. e i' - i I " ie u t n iM i t l i ° l N l e' i i—Hilv't.
are dead don•n to the snow-lnie. ‘ll.l 11 I • 441,111111 01-dill—NMl 11111 \ Hat I . 'l'l I"."''
1.1 It' n tO-111111-
--0 , 11.41.- - - - - I' oNN 11111 li A 111 awn lilt 3 I
dime %one • i eiliill I-• tour. : a i tl ' e l : I % ll l l l l t' i l i t n. " l • "11l is",:ig
f37. LUCKY ESCAPE. —A tax collector on Long
Islam' o f oluntai ily robbed a lady of her va- 1 ,: ,:di you will I ' d " lit("I` 111 " ' " 1 "",_ :d : ' ' ' ' '''"'•7'1112:1
list) last week. Ile was tiding along in it I. stn
l i% lli s l e l : I A. " 1 { 1 1 lilt'
el 1 1 1 ' e r e i t 11"
ath
'-'ll
"" 1 ."
hate—carp
~ , 1 1 1 1.
1 11 , 1 1 :1 , : i n t. , 1 , •
.gal limn S 2 to it 2 50 per day
buggy %%hen he overtook, and eateesdtd to her,i i i i , , i i l i , o olll,l l e: i l ;id n i iit , iii fla t ii is hind to gt 1 bil,' ill •
I•etillUSl to take her as a passuiger. Nut al l it s ll ° N :
eN en Milli is a biet el el 's gli n . 1 1111‘ci11•11.3.1'N'hintlia"nd:1 ltbructlCßll","l't
lilting her appealance—which was decidedly
l ‘ o i fi ii ii i . , amyl' he 11111 manage to get in n crop, tlt k el ' il
inascultne—he dropped a glove, and when she for it. There nre
l i i i ,. ‘ e w
( n ... i t l i lz. , • , re nt. l , l l t a %I tit?.
got out fur it drove off 1 apidly. The Iltdy tillitl; il itt r t :g l. ( ,, t e t , , , i i i i t , i i i
i t ; i i tt
orthree years—that Mille 110r0 111711 g 111
tired a pistol twice at him, without effect—and moot to Melt• b u cks and SCIIII`eIV It 41 11 •
o or in then
the valise was found to containpair •
a of pistols iiisket- , . elm are now able .
and wealthy farmers, and
and a bowie knife ! 4 1111 bllll.l of their hroad lare , + got ' Il% O • '
inclo-li . I 111110 Illiewly malls this ,
t 01 • 11111 n i n e re ( 1 )" li
-------- lon le ngthy; hot, in conclusion, through your e n xt t e a ti "
1:0-1VONDIMFCI. WATCH.— At the French Ex
-1 orel:.'it'llin"tultli'„lno" i'l
F"Y
to the good people of Nen
position, there was exhibited a watch which. iteed de,pair, tor the writet•of ll t
1 1 1 ,1 1 ., this day arrived to his oxtieth birthday, and I l itt
created much interest and admiration. It
irtgliieilini,i(dliiiitthelielicitittends to opLU 1,1.10
tells the name and day of the month ; the egos- ti: re t 3 trll l t l i l s " L l
1. 1 would abut odd that about tl ' lr c c7 " n i ;ontlis wince 1
tion of time ;is a repeater, striking the min- i . i ii i ii rdi f ai n i ‘ s i i %%arrant within halt ii mile of the
site as well as the hour ; is a thermometer of s t t li t i t o t ; t r i l
Ne,, _ \.,,i,. ,
11 , 1 1 1 r at 1 r i .: ,
e . an engrin tr. ill Fulton ..tiect,
tolerable accuracy, and n Inds itself sip by the just been misled -15 per to re
action of its own movement. The price Of this . L., 11 1 1 ,0 g , , , d1 i ) fur it, and lime %Li itten to him t• 1 i lint 011..1 1
tont erett him about CI
`penture in Nen Youl .
ingenious piece of wet kunst:mid pis 30,000 francs , 111 " 111 1
, e non 11 Oleic* make off of one t narte"
(over $5000). ,et t ion of laud. EL el% per -on now hitsthe i :
• Mini e, (fond lotntliMs are vet to 11111 "in ' ''
Net, I think that , 111111` of mile very last lore lnd Y -i 111111,
Lcl"
taken op. If this should meet the aye of m i te t I ' l t
would desire . more informittion front this land of I - t m
ty. ditect to ...T. (1. Y., Blink ltiL et Full. ri l l' Lkn
lollllty, Wisconsin," and I'will cheerfully' . I' giro ' ""
it,
Hutt locate their land for them too.
WTI RAS 00' TIME Walt Or 1814.
MODERN INVENTIONS.
We know of no invention of modern times that de
serves or is destined to occupy a higher niche in the
temple of fame than the discovery or invention of the
Vegetable Epiletie ' Pills for curing Epilepsy, or Full
ing Fits , ; Spasms, Cramps, and all the various modi
fication of Nervous Disease. Dr. .S'eth 8. /lance. of
108 Baltimore street, Baltimore, bud., the inventor, is
certainly entitled to the hubt wishes of all the benevo
lent
portion of nuntkind, who experience a pleasure,
by' the alleviation of human suffering. When Dr.
Hance first prepared these Pills, he intended them
solely for Fits. Cramps and Spasms ; but subsequent
experience satisfactorily proved to him, that iu addi
tion to their remarkable sanative properties in this
Class of diseases, they exert a perfect control over the
entire nervous system. -lie was then induced to try
them in cases of Neuralgia, Tie-Doloreux, Nervous
Headache, Palpitation of the Heart, Incipient Paral
ysis, Hysteria, Muscular Debility, and a hest of
minor diseases, springing from a lack of nervous
energy, i all of which his anticipations were cotwned
With the n
most sanguine success. Persons at a ills
tance, by writing end sending a remittance to Dr.
Hence, can have tho medicine forwarded by mnil to
their ost office address, ho paying the postage. The
Thiessare for a single box, $3, two boxes, $5, or $24
Per dozen. We have given his address above.
DIED
On the 3rd inst., in Forks township, North
ampton county. of dropsy. MARY MAGDALENA,
wife of Henry Lerch, aged 69 years, 3 months
and 9 days.
iii XX3III ‘vr frLIII :OP %- - ‘ l ll li 4-1
ALLENTOWN MARKET.
(Correetetrweekly by l'rotz, Guth A; Co„)
Flour,'-1 barrel, . $8 MlPotatoes, . • •
WhetL. . . • . 100 Ilarn,
Corn, ' 60 Sides
Rye 1 151 Shoulders, . •
Oils, • • • • . . 40 Lard, - . • • .
Ray, • 20 00 Butter.
Salt, • 60 Eggs, 11 doz.,. .
•
.Es..llehtovlrri Academy.
TIIE imuunl Exhibition of the pupils ta — this
tution will take place, ut the Oil Fellows' Ilan,
this work. Fitly evening. 14th inst.
The exercises, consisting print ipally of Jlachann
lions, interspersed with n variety of agreeable music,
will continence at i o'clock.
A charge of• 145 cents will he made nt the door, to
defray expeives. N. 111[1:U011Y, Principal.
It
March 12.
ANEW VOLUM E OF E MAG AZI NE OF
lionTlcuut:RE: Monttrtly Journal of Hor
ticultural Science, Lamb:cape Gardening and Iturnl
Art. will commenee on the first of January. ISA.--
(The second volume of the third series.) Edited by
C. M. nether of the Finite of Americo. A
few Complete Sett. in Twenty-one Volumes, hand
:wifely bound, conk.
The Second Volume of t h e Tilton Snows (vol.
xxii.) was published on the Cr. 4 of Jonuary last.—
It lots now been so long before the public, mid is FO
popular throughout the country, that it would appear
superfluous to urge its claims upon the attention of
eultivators. amateurs, or gentlemen interested in Her
tieultural pursuits. It bus been highly influential in
diffusing it taste for Gardening and Rural Art every
where, and is nn almost 'indispensable .oid to the
]'ontologist, the lover of Flowers, the Country Gentle
man. and till who feel the leant interested in the cul
tivation of trees and plantn, in the adormnent of their
gar ,l ois anal g r o unds, or in the spread of a taste for
Rural improvement. To enlarge its influence, cor
responding with this advance of taste, and the in
creasing number of cultivatorn throughout the West,
is the object and anthition of the editor.
It will embrace, among other hiudrea'subjects, the
following:
The Progress of 'Horticulture ; The Science of Culti
vation ; Descriptions of all New Fruits': Descrip
tions of all New Flowers; Descriptions of oil
New Trees find Shrubs; Pomologieal Gossip;
Lontiscape Gardening; The Kitchen Gorden;
Reviews of Horticultural Works; Suburbon
Visits; Foreign Notices: Monthly Gen
. sip ; Replies to Questions; Reports
of Horticultural Societies.
And to facilitate the labors of cultivotorS, a Month
ly Calender of Horticultural Operations will be given
in (leen, null adapted to the wants.of amateur culti
vators, reminding them of the routine of operations
which are necessary to be performed in the Fruit
Garden, Flower Garden, Ornamental Grounds, Green
houses, Drapery and Kitchen Garden, through the
varying seasons of the year. In fine. giving all the
information which the amateur or the country gen
tleman requires to monage'successfully (lie smallest or
haget , l garden.
In the twenty-one volumes now completed, more
than Six Hundred heotrings of the newest tintl
Finest Fruits have tqfpeared, many of them in no
other work, and upwards of Fifteen Hundred other
Engravings, illustrating the great variety of subjects
treated upon. No pubis will be spared to render the
Magmiue what it has heretofore been—the most
valuable horticultural peritoneal extant,
Tenets.—Two Dollars it year, in advance. 4. lib
eral discount to agents. Addres Y
s
HOVE& Co., //oston, Mom
March 12
?.AI-FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS WANTED for
two or four years, for which a mortgage:security will
be given. For particulars applrat this Omen.
tf
March 5.
Job Printing,
Of all kinds neatly executed at this Office
Nort io ham
cavi pton npda, Water
Dr3r.
ALLpersons using the water of the Company for
family on other purposes, will please take notiel
that the time - to renew their permits is the first of
April next, and it is expected that they will call upon
the undersigned Treasurer and renew the.same.—
Those•per.mits mho hove not settled for their permits
flout the lot to the 111th of April, mast not complain
if the water is stopped front them otter that time.
The board reserves the right where the Water is need
by joint Ilydrant if not paid by all joined, to stop
it if they see proper, as they consider such arrange
ments solely antageous to ilm,e who connect in
using water, conqequently cannot interfere with ar
tangetnent:, of this kind.
NOtiCO is also given to per.on. who with to use
'Hydrant Water for building purpo. , es, that they must
take out their permits before they commence building,
and if this rule is not strictly observed the (bulge mill
be double for the water.
Jay Order nj the Borrrd.
dons J. linAt sr:, Treasurer.
March 12. —4t
RECISTER'S NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs; creditors and
others . , who may be interested in the estates nil'
the following deceased persons, in Lehigh county,
to wit :
The second (Aid final eccount of Samuel llottel and
John Eberhard, Administrators of Jacob Eberhard,
coed.
The account of William Metzger, Administrator of
Daniel Metzger, deed.
• The account of Ithmasses and Daniel TM; Execu
tors of Susanna Denise!, dee'd.
The aceount of H. C. Lougnecker, Administrator of
Michael Engelhard, deed. •
The account of Philip Claus nod Joshua Rauch,
Administrators of Adam Claus, deed.
The act'oinit of Joseph Lataatch, Administrator of
Peter itl. Rice, deed.
The account of David Masser and Benjamin Seta
mel, Executors of Philip Mossur, dee'd.
The account of Jonas mid ReubenSensinger, 1d-
The
of (l cargo Sensinifer, (hft'.
The account of Jacob A. and Daniel A. Leihy, Ad
ministrators of Andrew beihy, deed.
The account of Henry Ilenritze, Administrator of
Andrew Seltisler, dee'd.
The !lemma of William 11. Blunter, Administrator
ut Am m Eliza Ilcimbach, dee*d.
The account of Joseph Young, Executor of Rev. C.
R. Kessler. dee'd.
The aceount of Henry T. Shell, Administrator of
Samuel Stinemam deed.
The areonot of David Schwartz and Abraham Die
fenderfer. Administrators of John Diefenderfer, dec'd.
The account of David Rudy, Israel Rudy nod Pcta
firers, Administrators of Dors Rudy. dee'd.
The account of Nathan Metzger, Administrator of
Thomas Worman, dee'd.
Thu above named Executors. Administrators and
Ilintrdians have filed their Amount, in the Register's
office, in Allentown. in and for the County of Lehigh,
which said Accounts will be laid before the Orphan's
Court of said County for 'emdirmation, on Tuesday
the Stli day of April. IS:al at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. SAMUEL COLVER, Register.
March 5. --tc
PUBLIC SALE.
-vc,ILL be sell ut public sale, ut the house of the
late .Torts F. 11.‘mrz, deed., in riper Macula
gy township. Lehigh county, on Fridny the 11th of
:March next, the following, described valuable personal
properly, viz:
,71 One horse, One COW. 0110 hog. four sheep, er..-,J,"
'tioile Wiiginit 1-lionie-wagiiii,l4":o-4
I,lle pleasure carriage. Iturtietts, patent wintl- . 16;
will. straw-cutter, feed-trangh, bran-chest. grain-
cradle. grain-bagtt , grind-done, cutting-bench, (this
ebt, augers, two guns. grass-rey thes, wheelbarrow, buy
by Ilse toll, straw, grain in the ground, bay tool ma
nure folio:, robes, stove with pipe, bell: , and bedding,
bureau, oink, flour-chest, calpets, tel eight day chat':
midi chest, four looking glasses. potatoes by the
bushel, tablet:, elutirs, tubs, barrels, iron little, nod
numerous other article too tedious to mention.
The cOnditions on the day of rule, and tine uttend
once giveli by
SOLOMON EI'DI.II.
1•:1.1:'..111111'1!1 lALSTZ, .I,llnr*.s.
March 5,
AFAIMISTRATBR'S NBTICE.
I\ToTteE. is hereby given that Letters of Adminls
tration in the Estate of Elizabeth :Miller. wi
dow, late of the Borough of Allentown, deceased, have
been granted to the Fubseriher;+. Persons indebted
in either Notes, Bonds, or lloolt-delo, ore requesied
to make payment to idther of the undersigned Ad_
ministrators, (or to J. F. Uite, Esq.. thkir appointed
who is outhoriZed to receive the saute.) within
six weeks front thk dato hereof. And Ihork having
claims to present ngainet so id tdate•will bring their
Recount to said J . . F. Rube. E: q., in said time.
HENRY MILIEU,
'ilium Ai Mll.l,Elt, j
ft
Administrators.
i Allentown,. March 5.
-
_. ___.______
ma-cporacp3o.,
Tut: Court of Quarter litu•sion of Lehigh c ounty.
having ordered an election. to bu twit 010 in the
question or the location or change of the plume 41
hulling the general, speeial nod township elections,
in Washington township, in said county, on the 21,1
d fly mf March A. at the public howl.: of D.
C. Peter, in out township.
I`Zoti , e ie therefore time l y giVtql. that an election
for said purpose upon said 1111,411011. will he held nt
the eui.l publichottse, on the Iby above mimed. het a yen
the Loire deAgnated by Law for hulling township
elections. MANY VOTERS.
March 5. 31
-
TO-aOUSEREEP* ERS v
•
:-/I_(2nioetpcof, • i
ICHAIRS ON HAND.L I
"DEISS S. SIEGER, No. 32, Vet uailton street,
-1-1) •
all the attention of the public to their large
and unsurpassed ruck of CII A I RS, comprising all
styles and qualitie3. Persous 1011 lied it to their ad
vantage to give them it call before purchasing else
where, as all work is manufactured under their im
mediate superintendence, and of tie best materialF.
and will lie found to be tic cheap as the cheapest atol
as goad as the best. All icork warranted.
March 5. —3t
.
BOOK BINDING.
ALL those having books, &e., to bind. can have
their work done in good and durable style, by
leaving theta with ./. 11. Gmigetecr, who is agent fur
the Bethlehem Bindery at Allentown. All kinds of
work done la this bindery 1!! warranted. The Wintery
is provided with material 4 to au the fiao,t kind of
work.' J. W. lIELD.
•
Bethlehem, March s. tlt
•
i'iril - LOOK OUT LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
for good bargains, for three or four weeks only. Jo
seph Stopp is going to sell out his entire stock of Store
Goods between now and the first of April, to close up
business. His stock is till new, and consists of cloth,
cassimer, Yevtings,muslin, cheeks, feathers, oil cloth.
knives and forks, looking glasses, glass and queens-
Want, and in short all that is usually kept in a cheap
cash store. Look out, don't miss the chance. A nice
set of plated harness will be sold cheap for cash.
N. D.—Joseph Shipp will commence business this
spring at his new store; Nu. 33 West Hamilton street,
Allentown.
PHILADELPHIA AND WILKESBARRE.
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Easton Mee, Feb. 14th, 1856.
A DIVIDEND of four per cent. will be paid to the
Stecklioldets el the Company in thirty days, at
the Oleo of the Treasurer, at Easton.
11. D. MAXWELL, Secretary_.
February 27. —3t
PREMIUM INSTANTANEOUS LIQUID .lIAIR
ME, just received and for pale, wholepale and
retail, at Rohner's Shaving Saloon, No. 10 Nap t Hamil
ton Street.
..jo7 , llitir colored at all times, and Patiefaction
warranted.
Allentown, March 5. ly
A GOOD Apvics To LAniss.—lf you want a
good cheap and fashionable Shawl or Dress,
please call at Stopp's Cheap Cash Store.
STEINBERCER'S
BLACKSIOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
ALLUNTOWN.
rr ILE undelsignedinforms the citizens
of Allentown and vicinity that ho
• has dissolved partnership with L. Rei
nert, and continues to carry on business at the former
stand in all its various branches. As lie himself is
considered a superior workman, and as all work is done
under his own supervision, he feels confident that lie
is able to tacit out work surpassed by no establish-
meut in town.
HORSE-SHOEINC.
lie pays particular attention to Ilerse-Shoeing ,
and feels satisfied that in this branch• he is excelled
by none. Ills prices are moderate.
Ills Workshop is in Turner street, between Sevenlb
and Eighth, known formerly as Fatzinger's butcher
shop. Re hopes that by punctuality and cheap pri-
Coo, and turning out good work, to be favored \vitt' a
- liberal share of public patronage, for which be will
ever be thankful.
HENRY W. STEINBEROER ,
fu
Allentown, Feb. 20.
1 2 X 3 111.-X.O
atpo2sW L t l i , lo la , •
o s t tl or atp a u r l , l h ic
n s t a t lis i , e
s l e m o rrl t a h l:
undersigned, in Lower Milford township, Le
high county, the following described valuable person
al property, viz.
Three good horses, three cows, five heifers, a plea
sure carriage, a light wagon, with springs, ploughs.
harrows, 'largess, hay ladders, and numerous otht
farming utensils too muncrous to mention.
The' conditions Will lie made known on the day at
the place of sale and due attendance given by
JACOB APAAL
Feb.',27. —lt
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
n.---- , IN the. Court of Common Pleas of Lehigh
SF, Ai. j_
county. In the matter of the account
'.-- t - 1 ---- " of David Meyer, Trustee of David Gang
were, now dee'd.
Ad now, February sth, 1850, the court appoint I
John F. Rohe, Esq., auditor to audit and resettle the
above account, and make distribution according to'
law. From the Records.
Teste : F. E. SAMUELS, Prothonotary.
The auditor 111)11V13 named will attend to the duties
of his appointment on Saturday the 22d day of Mara,
at 10 o'clock in the li.renoon, at his Mike, No. 2S West
Hamilton street, where Itil Howe interested may attend
if limy think proper. JOHN F. RUHE, Auditor.
l'ebrum•y 27. '
gam.
SCHMIDT'S
BOOT AND 5110 E DIANUFAUTORY.
THE silheriher respectfully informs his CUSII.IIII . I'S
11Ild frit:lll'4S find lie has removed his Boot on./
Shoe .11niotfovtory to his new banding, opposite hi,
former stand. a few doors tote Mil:W.f . /I I trug Store,
where lie will always keep'un hand a large and spleti
aid Iwsortinetil of
s gL itux t ientlemen's Hoots. Shoes and Slippers.
Ladies find Misses if :titers, Shoes laid
Slippers, Children's Boots, and
Shoes. Also coarse Boots and Shoes f o r M e n end
Boys. nod Il tun Shoes, of all sizes nod prices, which
he is selling cheap fur CASH.
All kinds or work made to order at short notice in
the must fhshionelde styles. As he elfvnys employs
the best of workmen, and works up the best materiels
in the market, he is enabled to stand good for any
work turned out by him, and feels confident that the
same will prove satisfactory to his customers. Per
ons the•ct•ore will nee to their advantage, and call on
him before purehnsing elsewhere.
Ile - will sell at Philadelphia prices, Wholesale and
' lletail, and to Country Merclututs will make a very
liberal dedttetion.
Ile returns im ,, sincere thanks 'for the many favors
he has received from a lona public. :wed by moderate
prices, good work, and lute littelitiolls to Laziness,
hopes to Merit 11 contiuuahce of the Fame.
JEREMIAH SCIIMII)T.
—3ll
Feb LT
. WARREN'S
IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER PROOF
01POSIT1011 ROOM.
Ea
Joseph Clewell, Allentown, Agont for Lehigh Co.
-you it attention is respectfully solicited to the
above method of limiting, now much used in
Philadelphia and vicinity. and which has keen exten
sively' in use in many of the cities of the West, during
more than eleven years past, tiering which time it
lets been le. red under every variety of c ircumstances,
and we confidently oiler it to the public as a mode of
Hooting miobjvrtionalole in every important particular.
while it combines, in in greater degree than any other
rat& in use, life valuable requisites of ehearnes, du
rability, mint security against both fire and water.—
'f his is rapidly superseding the use of all other hinds
of roofs, wln rev er it has been introduced. giving gen
eral satisfaction, and id highly recommended by all
trio have tented its utility. These roofs require an
inclination of not more than one inch to the foot,
which is of ,/.mitt n,l rtini,l9c is nine,' of
. fire, mud for
drying purposes. They ;we offered et it price consid
erably less than any other roof in use, while the
amount of material saved, which would otherwise he
used in extending up the wells and framing for a
steep roof, often mal.es a still farther important re
duction in the cost of building. (letters nifty be
formed or the same material as the r.for, at much less
expense than :my other. In case of dureri or 'injury,
fool :my cause. there is no roof so easily repaired.
'fife ~,,,te rl id, ki n g, mostly nou-tontliteloes
it limit,
in. roof in en. ...A in summer, ..r Fu Worm in winter.
'l'ko'n' wishing to use our roof, should give the rafter:
ti pitch of nhont nine inch to the foot. For further in
formation apply' to Joseph Clewell, ut Allenttnen, our
agent for Lehigh and Carlton connties.'who is pre
pared to execute till (alters at ,hurt notice.
11, M. WARREN ,t
NO. 4 Farquhar littiblingS, \Valuta St.,
REFERENCES.
The following named gentlemen in Allentown have
their hou,es roofed with time 1010V1211 Ranted Cl/11111(itil
timi, unj are Rlde to t:stify to its superiority over maty
other kind of :
F.Tunxi.mt, Uni.n et.. between Ninth and Tenth.
S•rt:m.mm. Walnut st.. l et weer Eighth and Ninth.
P. lionm.r.N. Seventh :A., between Hamilton &Linden.
limit A Enun, Linden td., hetweenEourth• Fifth.
It. WoLt.n, f7 , ixtlm st.,between Hamilton A Linden.
tint..: KN.\res.Niuthut., let wool Linden A Turner.
A. ]Ante., m urmur of Union and Seventh street.
It. E. WRIGHT, Fourth st., between Linden A Turner
Feb. 13, 1856. —ly
• ORPHAN'S COURT
Lam® .
BY virtue and in pursuance of nn order issued out
of the Orphan's Court of Lehigh county, there
will be exposed to public sale on Saturday the lab
day of March, 1856, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. on !
the premises, the following valuable reel estate, viz:
A-certain tract of land, situate in Hanover town
ship, in the county of Lehigh aforesaid, adjoining
lands ofJohn Krauss and Levitt Krauss, containing 61
acres, more or less. The entire tract is in a high
state .of cultivation, under good fences, and we lt
worthy the attention of capitalist?. The tract is
situated on the west side of the borough of Bethlehem.
on the road leading to Allentown, and is well adapted
to be laid out in town lots. It will ho sold in either
large or small tracta,Mr entire, to suitpurehasers.
Being 'the real estate of Joseph. Burke, deceased,
latesof the borough of Bethlehem.
Terms on the day at the place of solo, and duo at
tendance frivol by
E. i. WALNE, Admr`s
CHARLES A. LUCKENBACII, • '
By the Court :—J. W. MICKLEY, Clerk,
February 6
Allentown Bank;
THE third instsiltuent of $5 per share to the Capital.
of the " Allentown Bank" is payable at the
Dunkin. , House of the same on or before the 14th day
or March nest. And the 4th instahnont of $5 per
share on'or before thci 4th day of April next. Stock.
holders will bring their vouchers.
By Order of the Board.
CHARLES W. COOPER, Cushier,
Feb. 13, 1850
tochman's •
33 in. co ma w I. XII
AND DAGUIDNIEOTYPE GALLERY,
No. U West Hamilton street, Allentown, Ps.
LOCIIMAN respectfully infolins the (damns of
D. Allentown and vicinity, that he is now ?repot- •
etl to take AItIII3IIOTVPFS in eennedl4 ivith
Daguerreotypes. ills Ambrotypes are fa' superior
to (hose of any other operator in town—haiibtror much
may lie talked of the " Patent" Ambrotype; tb the eon,
truly notwithstanding. The Ambrotype is a now and
beautiful style of picture takerron glass, and unequallo
oil by any other style. They are without the glare
td
the Daguerreotype, and therefore ran be seen in any
view. • They eon be seen on either side of the plate,
tiro not reversed. and show everything in its true po
sition. Their cost is but A trifle more than a daguerc
reotype, and they are indestruetablo to !the Action of
the atmosphere, and cannot be injured by rubbing or
witching. Both Ambrotypes and Driguerrootym
taken in an unsurpassed style without regard tit
weather. By long experience, arduous toll, a desire
.to please, mid heavy investments of capital, ho fools
assured that any ono who may favor him with a. call
will receive in return a perfect picture, not td
be excelled, in point of artistic beauty,•by any ono
in this section of country. Ito would also invite at:.
tendon to hisnew and splendid stock of Cases, which
range in price from 7u cents to 10 dollars. PIOUS()
bear in mind, that pictures can be taken in clear or
cloudy weather.
Allentown, Feb. 7.
CARTER'S SPANISH
TOE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
THE BENT ALTERATIVE KNOWN I
Not a 1'.1,.1i1e fv' Mercury in !
An infallible remedy for Scrofula, King's Evil, Rheu
matism, Obstinate Cutaneous 'Eruptions, Dimples or
Pustules on the Face, Blotches, Boils; Agile and
Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes,ltingworm,or Totter,
Scull head, Enlargement tins pain of the hones
• and Joints. Salt Rheum, Stubborn Ulcers,
Syphilitic Disorders, andall diseases aids
ing front an injudicious use of Mercury;
Imprudence in Life, or Impurity of
the Blood.
This great remedy, which has become so rapidly . •
and so justly celebrated for its extraordimmy efficacy
in relieving and curing sunny of the most obstinatn
and terrible forms of disease with which mankind is
nano ed, I.' now offered to the public, with the Conti—
dent us,aranee that no Mnutem. DISCOVERY over
made has been so eminently successful in curing
Scitorvi.s. and All. ntoE.'SeS Or TIIE BLyon, an Car
ter', Spanish Mixture. •
The proprietors are receiving by.et.ery ma i l most.
flattering and astonishing details of eures matin-hs
parts of the country. mid in most MOB wheia the
skill of the best Physicians had been tried in vain. •• '
Its power over the 111.00 n is truly remarkable,,and .
all diseases inking from impurity of that great SEA
Or rn:, hose been relieved and cured without a Sin
gle failure out or the thousands who have used it.—
Carter's Spanish 'Mixture C4lOlllllB no Murcury, Opi
um, Arsenic, or any dangeronS drugs, but is compos
ed of Roots and Herbs, combined with other ingredi-.
cuts or known virtue, and may be given to the yonng-,
est infitnt or most debilitated invalid, without the
least possible besihition.
11'M. S. BEERS ,t; CO., Proprietors;
No. 1 Broadway, New York.
gr et - Price $1 per bottle. or six bottles for $5. For.
sale by J. 11. Moser, Allentown, S. Run, ttothlchein,
and druggists and merchants generally.
New York, February 1:1, 18543.
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, o g . 3 HENLY & ROTHSCHILD
t: HOUSE, SIGN. ? 10
'BANNER AND LANDSCAPE PAINTERS;
AND PAPER HANGERS, Allentown, Pa.—
' Zizing and Varnishing, Graining in Oil i ,
and Distember colors on different kinds of wood,
•Grnamcntalin.,, Marbleing, Gilding, Bronzing, . 1
ill lazing, and :landing in different colors of.santl..
...
Apply at the residence of M. Rothschild, at E.
e tc J. I i cores Hotel, No. 81 West Hamilton 5t.,,,1, .
or to S. Body, in Trrner et., between Eighth
, and Ninth. Prices moderate.
They return their ki i n core thanks for the:
many favors received from the public, and hope '
by strict attention to business to merit - 4:
~,
TTCht continuance of the same. --3 t 1:-
•••• NO
,
IBM
.47:•!e'. - IVE DON'T TALK TO LADIES NOW, BUT
only to Gents, as we don't m 141110.0 to eon the former
!my Ready Mink Clothing. The fact ie we don't sell
them hot ahnoet give them away for nothing; to aim
the trouble to noire them to tho now store. Call at
Stopp's Cheap Cat+lt Store.
IWINTER CLOTHIRG
GLosrsc out at reduced prices, Black, Blue, Brown,
Beaver, Pilot and Melton Cloth Frock and Back
Over Coats, ' , ollie as low ns s:i.so. ' &
. , , t •
Superior Black, Blue, Brown and,lrona Clctb,
Dress and Frock coats. . .
New stele plain and fancy Cassimcre and Cloth
Itn.ine , s Coats.
Fine lunch, French, Doeskin, plaint7fonoy Co..
sinter Pants. .
A large n,•sortment of fancy rind plain Volvet.
Plush. Silk, Satin, Cassitnere and Cashmere Vesta. '
All selling at very reduced prices In order to mike
room fur spring goods
L. FaII:OUSE Al; COQ,'
No 9 West Hamilton Woof.
Allentown, Jan. 30
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fi - .1101.1..%, WHY IS JOSL•'I'll STOP!' (WINO
lu -ell all Lis goods at emit low prices. Why ho
le
going to move in his new store, mul'u•nuts to sell out .
his stock, in order' to en re the trouble to mono
Look out, 75 cents will purchase 1 dollnes worth of
goods during the next four weekelkThot's 80 •
17,11ETIVEEN Allentown, Rah'chum and. ihr- .
delphie. (Aro in Allentown, at George
1.. 1011 NI,. tin West Hamilton street.'
Mice in l'hiholelphia„No. 104 Race St. •
The proprietor, S. Becker respectfully 1111110U11008
to the citir.ens and himiness men generally, that ho
has just started a doily Express, as above, via. the
North Pell nsylvania Rail Road, for C.Jlfrying Morchan
lize, packages Ac., of every kind, at rates fully as
low if not lower, than any other Express, and all peek
ages will be carried with the greatest care, and deliv
ered with promptness.
Having had four years' experience in the Ellin*.
business, Mr. 11. feels confident thatho4illte able to
supply the wants of thic FAIN iii a satisfactorily man.
ncr.
MI business for Allentown and vicinity will Lo
promptly trnnsncted by Ocorge L. ituho, Agent.
Office No. 20 West llninilton street. • ,•
N. B.—Goods purchased, and nil onion puintiialli
attended to.
Allentown, Jnn. 2.
E. W.. ECKERT'S . . -
WHOLESALE AND
TOUCCO . 9 SHIT &
MarAr411;211111E1121M0 •
NO. 13 EAST 11A1111LTON STE.EET r
ALLENTOWN, PA.
. • • ,
Constantly na N9nd a large stool: • Of Leaf Tobacooi
Also a superior stork of Segare, comprising,
tlib latest styles and brandy, at dm lowed
City prices. All goods warranted.
July 20.
VIA. H. h., A. M.,
OFFICE AT THE
31114L 4 131r1—N3E11 "JEICCDITM3II3Cars
NO. 3 NEST lIAMILTON STREET,
AIIENTOWN, PA.
—st Allentown, Feb. 0,
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