(I,'The Philadelphia Despatch gives an se pount - of .the buistinetif a lady's hoop in the strestairwhich.calamity :the otitAide lining of her dress was torn into ribbons, and her little boy walking by her side knOcked into the gut ter, senseless. Ile was, however, rescued from drowning by a hack driver, who gallantly plunged in, and brought him ashore. The lady escaped uninjured: Enhad are being caught in 'goodly number in the Delaware river. • EPILEPSY, OR FAILING FITS Wd believe we Llama do our readers a more import ant service, than by again calling, their attention to that most remarkable preparation, discovered by hr. Seth S. Hauer. of Baltimore, Md., which possesses. .the power of alleviating and curing that horrid visi tation of man—Epilepsy, or Falling Fits. In recent mending this preparation 'to our readers, wo do so with a conviction that we are not degrading our col umns to pull a common patent medicine, but are plac ing before them a discovery. which, if fully known, would probably do more to alleviate human suffering, than any invention of modern times. Dr. Hance, in asking, us to notice his preparation favorably in our editorial department, has sent us for perusal a nmnber of letters from persons who have used his Pills, and have been cured thereby. All of them speak in the most grateful and eulogistic terms. One great ad vantage this medicine possesses is the fact, that It can be transported through the mails. thereby afford ing every ono an opportunity of dealing directly with the inventor, and also precluding all possibility of being imposed on by a counterfeit or spurious imi tation. Dr. Hance pays the postage on his Pills to may part of the country, and will forward them by re turn of mail, on the receipt of a remittance. Ilis prices arc as follows: One box, $::: Iwo 110.. $5; twelve do., 52.1. All orders Ibr the medicine should be ad dressed to SIMI S. .11.1 sen. I OS Baltimore street, timoro, 31,1. Witmuutts. Th:Atto Axn AirsrActrots.—Forecd L. grow in six weeks by bit. LAroNrs CA NUM' COMPOUND. 'Warranted not ts shin or injure the Skin. Price $1 per Package, or :; for $ 50. Sent. to any part of the renal bv mail. on receipt of a remittance. Address SWI;;ET . SER L CO.; Box 730 Pool Mice, Baltimore. Md. MARRIED On the 7th of inst., by the Rev. J. Dubs, Mr. CHARLES liExsimmt. of North Whitehall, to Miss LECETTA W . 1.:ME1., of Upper Macungy. At the same time, by the same, Mr. Euwix Rom. to Miss MARX ANN F,BERHARD, both of North Whi (ball. On the 18th or Mara, by the Rev. S. K. Brobst, Mr. Ilmtntsox B. BEci:Eit, to Miss ELIZA A. Ilisizitr, both of Lower Mactingy. DIED On the Bth of April, in Allentown, of con sumption, 1NN.i.1111:4 Mormt, aged 09 years. On the oth inst., in this place, CiaisTiAN.x.t nusimmu, aged 58 years. On the 13th inst., in Hanover, LovINA M. LAPP, aged G years. 1 01444,- -:*Mk , roreirab*-41414.FxA ALLENTOWN Al .1 It ET. (Corrouteb %weekly Iv Pretz, Guth ,S.; Co.) Flour, * - 0 barrel, . $8 50 Potatoes Wheat, I en limn, Corn, Rye, 1 1 1 0,'shouldcrs, . . . Oats, 'II . P; Lard, Hay„ ..... 25 1101 Bolter. Salt, 611. Egv, - 0 doz.,. . . Days of Appeal. In pursiiiinee of the several nets of Assembly of this Imminonwealth relating to County rates and vv.!, m e un st:,iiiot, co • ~,, or LQlii,4l, t•otinty. hereby give notice to the taxable inhabitants, the owners and agents of real estate and personal property, that the Appeals fin the tri-ennial mout, for the,tiontity of Lehigh, will be held on the following days and at the places named below, where nll persons deeming themselves aggrieved, may attend if they sea proper: For the Borough of Allentown on Monday and Tuesday The 5:11 and Cith days of :day at the Clllll - 'Elite. • For ILc toutiship of Eastover on Weilne , clay the 711, of 'lay uctlie house of Charles Ritter iu Itit tersville. POI' tilt, Iltirotlgll 111 entasan g tut on 'lhursdny the lith the ie.11,0 ttoloiliott Iliery. Pet. the tewnship or sent!, ‘vititeheit on Friday the 9th or Ality at the liint,e or W. Linter. For the tonuship of :cortli NVltitelioll on Siamlay the Itlth or Jlny at theltiinini .John shootz. For the towto-hip or 1) , 1.C1' Ott thelth of at the !ionic pi* James Wilt in (*en- For the township of Lower on 'Wednesday the I Ith of Mry of the house of llc: u •) For the township Lower Macungie on Friday the Itith of May at the house of Charles llill in Alit. lerstown. For the town:4ll4) of Fryer Macun g ie on Saturday the nth of May ut the hence of Ginhin g er in Fogebville. ' For the township of Lowhill ou Monday the 19th of May at the house of zi11111121111:111. For tbe Lounsleip of weisenbura• on Tuesday the 211th or 31ay at the house of Daniel :At:tiler. For the township of Lynn on Irtlne,day the 21st of Min• at the house of David Diener., For the township or Ileidelherg on Thursday the 22d of May at the house of Peter Miller. For the township of w.,hingtoo 011 11 • iday the 23t1 Of May at the house of D. & C. Peter. Fur the tutveship of Salistutry on Saturday the 2 ith of May at the house of John Yost. For the township of Upper Alilford on 'Monday the 26th of 3luy at the house Of IL Beek. On the same days and places the Commissioners will receive scaled proposals flu• the collection of State and county taxes fur the presmt year. The sureties must be named in the proposal. The Cool 1101VOVer, will tint illva • iably confine them selves to the lowest bidder. but to the out whom they believe will best promote the interests of the county I and the district for which he collects. JOHN WEBER. BAI[UEL Si Ell ER, ' Conners • a MIN JsRIIMAN. .) Commissioners' Office, Allentown April 23. Bridge Vraposals. • PROPOSALS will ho received for the Stone, Sand and Limo required for the Bridge about to be built at Cates:lwpm, by the Commissioners o f L e hi g h County, on Monday the 25th tiny of April, inst., ut the house of Solomon Bier)', in said Borough. Tho Commissioners will also be in attendance at the Lehigh County Poor House, On Tuesday the 29th of April, inst., for the purpose of receiving proposals for the Stone and Little required for the Bridge about to be built at that place. Bidders can obtain all the information by calling at the above named times and plates. JOAN SAMUEL SIEGER, ' t Cominissioners. JOIN EItDMAN, J April 23. t Public 'endue. W ILL besold at Public Sale, on Friday and Satur day, the 2,1 and Id days of May next, et 12 o'clock, M., et the hone() of Daniel Fenster:noel:or, Into of Lynn township, deceased, the following pro perty, viz : 2 cows, 4 Sheep, i Dogs ' Beds and Bedsteads, To biee, Chairs, 2 Stoves end pipe, Silver Watch, Car pets, Tubs end Stunners, barrels of Cider, Barrels and Boxes, iron kettle, wheelbarrow, soap, lard, smoked Lams, shoulders and sides, boards, chains, a lot of po tatoes, rye, corn, buckwent and oats; (all to ho sold by the bushol,) and a variety of other articles too mu morons to mention. Terms and conditions on days of snle by DANIEL( S. FENSTERMACIIER, PETER FENSTERMACIIER, Admintstrators. April 23 A, _NEW STORE wiTlT4:wtqw . A.N.pviTutg . STOCK OF 'UMW' ZIDO.SI At NO.II 'Vest HamiltOn comer of Eighth street, formerly occupied. by Joseph Stopp., auTH. .SCHLAUCH have just opened s new Ut Store nt the above named stand, opposite Hag ophiich's Hotel, with. an cativo new stock Of Goods, "saleeted with great care iri Neat Yark and Philadel phia: It can be relied upon tliht their stock is the most fashionable in town, as they have none that has been stored on ehclvcs.for a number of years, but all is direct from the cities. The immense stock com prises every variety of. Foreign and Domestic Dry bloods, from the richest of Italian Silk to the cheapest of home manufacture. Therefore call and examine for yourself before purchasing elsewhere, as they challenge any store to sell cheaper than they do.—All business done on the CASH SYSTEM, without regard to person. April 23, LADIES' DRESS GOODS, of almost every style and patent, ruches black and fanny colored Silks, plain end figured Do Dairies, Chnlli, Lawns, Ging hams, Alpacas, ,tc., ,Lo., at the Cheep Store of OTJTH k SCHLAUCH, Cur. of Eighth end Hamilton Sts. —tf April 28 WHITE GOODS, of nil descriptions, such an cm- V breadered Curtains, CII111111 . 1(1 , . Jaeonets, SIVII , B Mull. Linen Lace and Edging, lnsertings, Linen and Cumbria Mids., Ladies' Collars, .Sleeves,nt GUTH & SCHLATNIFS, No. 41 West Hamilton street. April 23 MEN'S Wl:Att.—We a flue stock of superior French Cloth, Blue and Brown Cloth. French Doeskin Cassitnores, Plain Mel( cud Fancy Colored CassitnereN, Black and Steel Mixed Sattinetts, Velvet Cords, Kentucky 'Jean, Tweeds. Cotton and Linen Pantings, . SCIILAUCH. No. 41 West Hamilton Street. MEM rill.lllNlSlllMl GOODS.—We have in Store Linen Sheetings, Damask Tulle Diapers, Table Cloth, Pillow Cave linen, Marvailles Quills, Bleached and Unbleached Muslins, all widths, Furniture and Apron Check, 'Pinking, Flannels, 4,e. • GUTH ,S; SCHLAUCH, 11 W. Hamilton St. April 122. CIROCEIIIES.—wo have a large • n g • - Ul supply of all kinds of Croce - l'Hie ries. such as Sugar, Coffee, Afolns . . s ..,M i ses, Green and Black Ten, Spices of kinds, &e. Will S SCIII,AUCIf, 41 W. Hamilton St. April 23. ---- CIUEENSIVAIII:.—We have the fullest and best cc -14 levied assortment of Queen and Wass Ware ever ,cen is Allentown, and which Ivo are enabled to sell clic:Ter than it eau he bought ekewherc. “IfTlf SCIILAUCJI, 11 IY.llamilton St. April 23. C IA 1: havein muse ti line lot vi' all kinds of Cerpels, whielt• will be cold SCIILAUCII. 11 W. 'Hamilton St. iri_-.. - Jai: _Aia,_ IMg - OECD c...,... .---- f i loll SALE.----Any person wishing. to '''''t,,i'lll , 1 purchase a new Piano, can be fur l" nished with such i, one 118 lie 111113: select brunt 01le or the hte t .,,t musket stores in New Yuri:. al fifteen per cent. below inanutheturers' prices. Call at . TIIIS OFFICE. . April 23. —lf Another Lot of Cheap Goods, Stronse & C 0.,. NO. 9 WEST LIAMILTON STREET, Would call the atteption of pnrehnscrs to their im mcnse and complete stock of SUMMER GOODS, Embracing all the various and latest styles of Silks, Brilliantes; Poplins, Ging hams, Chilies, Lawns, Barege Delaines, Solid cord. De lains, Swiss Cambries, Jaconets, Prints, &v.. cheaper than they eat, be purchased as oywhere else. MEM: ZSIEL AL. Our Slinnl stock consists of Crape, Silk, Thibet, Cashmere, Stella and Barege, at very low prices. Also, a fine lot of Mantillas and Capes, cheap. • We have Mantillas. some 'as low as : , :pring Antrim as low as ;1 1 1,50. Veer gaud Silks for 021 rcnl, a yard. We hare all wool DeMines. of dif ferent colors, at l 0 muds, French Lawn. yard wide. at 10 cents, Colicoci , , a large stock, as low as 5 cants. In the next plow we 1111V0 n line as.inct,,,, o t if CLOTHS, CASSLITERS,CO7'TONADES, CASIIMERETS, 7' WEEDS, LINENS, and a host. of other tioods for Men and Boys' Wear. 110 USE FI7IIXISIIINCI GOODS.—Our stock of House Furnishing (locals trill always be found to eon silt ta• a very general assortment, and at prices which will warrant satisfaction. or mores, Ilosiory, Laces, -Collars, Veils, Laces, Trittunings, ,tO., we have the most complete stock in town. READY CLOTIIIN(I.—Our stet': of Sum nor Clothing camprises every thing in the Clothing line. It is made up of ,the hest materials. in the most durable manner, and will bo sold at Philadelphia pricei , . We sell first-rate entire units fur $2.50. QUEENSIVAR E.—Of Quecnswaro we have a fine and assortment. comprising every article that is nututtfacuireq. We have 'always on hand a general assortment of C ROCER IE3 • which we are enabled to offer as low as the same ar ticles can be purellased elsewhere. We want it dis tinctly understood that we take all kinds of Country Produce. fir which we pay the highest market price. In conclusion we say, give us a call before you pur chase elsewhere. L. STROli.§l , : itt No. 9 West Hamilton street —if Allentown, April 23 Manufacturer dad holosalo and Retail Dealer in BOots, Shoes, m irunks, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, .te., has lately re- V moved his store from the Odd Fellows' Hall, to No. 77 West Hamilton street. Ho has just returned from Philadelphia with a large steel( of tkatiBOOTS AND SHOES, w of all qualities, sizes and prices, which will be sold wholesale and retail. In addition to the trade stock, h e manufactures to order all varieties of CUSTOMER WORK, and in this department all work is warrant Cd. Of his own manufacture ho will always have such a sup ply on hand as will accommodate LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN. He hue engaged the cervices of Mr. Charles G. Wit man, of Philadelphia, as foreman and cutter. As he is an accomplished workman, and all work turned out under his supervision, he feels confident he can please in point of style, finish and durability. ;y "Country Merchants supplied nt'City prices. f33 - All kinds of black and colored Lastings to lie had at Philadelphia prices. April 26. TRUNKS.—Just received and for aule n choice lot of Leather and Oil Cloth 'lntuits at the Shoo Store ELIAS AIEICIZ. April 23 CARPET BAGS.—Bruesele-Fell, Venetian and Oil Cloth Carpet Rake, must received and for sale by ELIAS MERTZ, 71 Weet Hamilton St. April 2 . . . LICENSE:' , APPLICATIONS .„. ATO I MEiEFfiIie . bkiliiiiTilitiF feivaistiatieii - of an .1.1 Act of the general Assembly of this Common wealth, entitled "An Act to regulate the solo of In toxicating Liquors," passed . tho 31st day ofMnich, A. D. 1855, the folloWing mimed pereone have applied and filed in tho office of the Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions, their respective petitions, which will be laid before the Judged of said Court, on Thu rsdny the 15th of May: APPLICATIONS FOR HOTELS: B. J. Hagenbuch, • Allentown. Daniel Bitner, Weisenbtirg. Herman Fetter, - Hanover. Jonas Seibert, Lowhill. Peter S. Kaiser, Upper Macungie. John Treichler, • Washington. —Henry Dillinger, Lower Milford. Jacob Roth, North Whitehall. John Seip, Weisenburg. Peter Hensinger, Lower 2Jacungie. Edward Fry, Lower Milford. Joseph Hunsicker, Heidelberg. Charles F., Beck, Catasauqua. Simon Moyer. South Whitehall. D. K. &H. Woodring, North Whitehall. David M. Kistler, Lynn. George Wetherhold, Allentown. Henry M. Seiberling, Weisenburg, Samuel Moyer. Allentown. Valentine S. Weaver, North Whitehall. John B. Keck, South Whitehall. Charles Hill, Lower Macungie. Josiah Strauss, South Whitehall. Samuel Camp, • Lynn. Stephen Kleppinger, North Whitehall. Mary Haines, Upper Macungie. Joseph Laubach, Catasauqua. 'William Gross, Catasauqua. David Bleiler, Lynn. John Bloss, Washington. Jacob Sherer, South 'Whitehall. Peter Roth, South Whitehall. Reuben Schaffer, Lower Milford. John Y. Bechtel, Allentown. Joseph Rex, Allentown. ' William H. Berndt, Salisburg. George Seipel, South Whit'ehall. Richard 11. Dyer, Washington. Francis Gerhard, • Upper Saucon. Henry Hart, ' Catasauqua. 'Josiah Sherer, South Whitehall. John Yost, Salisburg. Joel Klotz, Lowhill. Jonas Brobst, Lynn. Daniel Deibert, Heidelberg. Peter Miller, Heidelberg. Moses Peter, North Whitehall. Henry Gorr, Lower Macungie. Charles Ritter, Hainover. Daniel Brobst, Lynn. John Albright, South Whitehall. Jesse Miller, South Whitehall. Joseph Treichler, • Salisburg. George Beck, Uppei• Milford. George Mossier, Hanover. J. & P. Gross, North Whitehall. ]henry Bachman, Allentown. Jesse Klein, ' Salisburg. George Neitz, Upper Milford. Samuel Kuechlcin, . Salisburg. Nathan Peter. North Whitehall. Alexander ArKee, Hanover. John Stabler, Upper Ssu on. Tilghman Kohler, North Whitehall, Edward Reber, Washington. Henry 'fielder, . Allentown. Eli George, Allentown. D. & C. Peter. 'Washington. Sarah A. Brock, Allentown. Harrison Berner, Sali.burg. William Roth, Heidelberg. Abraham Clever. 'Allentown. Jeremiah Troxell, South Whitehall. Solornon L. Holder, Lower Milford. Charles Knauss, Lower Macungie. John G. Schimpf, Allentown. Samuel W. Snyder, Salisburg. • Allen Apple, Salisburg. Owen Schadt, North Whitehall. Jacob George, Lowhill. Nathan Peter, Washington. William Woodring, South Whitehall' Simon J. Shunnuther, Lower Macungie. Herman L. Stadiger, Upper Saucon. Samuel Kuntz, Upper Macungie. John Dorney, ' South Whitehall. Jonathan B. Kemmerer, Lower Milford. Solomon Greisetner, South Whitehall. henry Millhouse, Upper Macungie. Francis Sellers, South Whitehall. John Minnich, South Whitehall. Jacob Meyers, I lanover. David Laury, North Whitehall. James Wilt, . Upper Saucon. Thomas ]lrensinger, Washington. Sniith & Jacob, 11-allover. Susanna Heller, • Upper Saucon. Israel Wesco, Lower Macungie. John Metzger, Allentown. David Metzger, Weisenburg. Henry Ginkinger, Upper Macungie. Aquilla Knauss, Salisburg. North Whitehall. Solomon• Boyer, Elias M. Kuntz, North Whitehall. Charles Ihrie, Allentown. John Schantz, Jr., North Whitehall. Peter Lentz, Lowhill. 'APPLICATIONS FOR RESTAURANTS. Samuel Henn, Allentown. William Miller, Hockendaqua. Milton Apple, Salisburg. Francis D. Schneller, Hanover. Samuel Schaffer, North Whitehall. North Whitehall. Sylvester Weiler, Henry Strauss, ' South Whitehall. Edmund Yost, Ilanover. C. W. Eckert, Allentown. Valentine Schumacher, , ' Catasauqua. Herman A. Doster, Hanover. Harrison Hower, Catasatiqua, Moses Kuntz, Washington. William Oberly, . Allentown. JoSeph Goth, Hanover. Peter Neff; Heidelberg. Charles Scholl, ,nlisburg. 'William Getz, .Catasauqua. Daniel Fatzinger, Allentown. David Peter, - Washington. David H. Wheeler, • Hanover. Samuel Miller. South 'Whitehall. John P. 'Goundie, Allentown, Abraham Laub, South Whitehall. John Schantz, Sr., North. Whitehall, John Fogehnan, South Whitehall, By the Court: JAMES W. MICKLEY, Clerk. Mil Mil April 23 1 1 111W - 11:10'31r 41IC OD PROPOSALS will be recuived by the subscribers at any time previous to Monday the 28th inst., for grading, by the job, the Trotting Course 'at the Fair Ground of the Lehig4ounty Agricultural So ciety. A plan of tho work to be done may be seen by enltiug on C. Pretz. A. 11. It t.NING Ell, ) C. PRETZ, j• Committee. April 23. —lt. ELECTION NOTICE. NN OTICE is hereby given that an election for five Managers of the "Allentown Water Company," will bo hold nn Monday the 12th of May next, be , tweet'. the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and 4 o'clock in the afternoon, at the Public House of Henry Bachman, in Allentown. By Order of the Board. • A. L. 111311 E, President. • MB April 23 ST.ER, .APRIL 2:3,_.1856, PENNSYLVLNIAANIIIBRION _ Zinc .Company• qua; *mid meeting, of the steckholdera or-the Pennsylvania and Lehigh. Zino Company," will be held at tho Company's Office, in tho city of Philadelphia, on Monday, May- sth, 1956, at 11 o'clock; A. M., for the election of naves Directors to serve fur the ensuing year, and fur the transaction of other business. SAMUEL F. FISHER, President. • April 23. ' —2t• LA Ii.OP LOT of Aluckerel, Just *-44 A - , revolved and for sale at Stopp s -/ TIIIII le ti Igoe Cheap Cash Store. Also, received t 4" g: VVIVIr this day, Juan) , thousand dollars - - "lworth of Dry (loads, from N. York, 6., which will he sold cheaper than over, nt the ehonp Cush Slur° of JOSEPH STOPP, :15 . 1)'est Hamilton street. Lti II V./ j 4.# ': 4 s-13; ,- t&Q10 1 41, No. 11 West Hamilton street, Allentown. • T HE undersigned herewith announces to the citi zens of Allentown and vicinity, that he still has his 31usie Store, at the old stand above named, a n d that he has lately mole large additions to his hereto fore well selected stock. of :Alitsical Ingtrumente.— Among his stock he always has PIANO FORTES from the best manufactories in New York, of poworful yet pleasant tone, and warrants them to give satisfae tion. Also imported Pianos, of the beet manufacture iu Germany. TVIEM-T—aCb3ZDJM'CIoIVM,, of the hest 11111 11Ltliteture in the. United States, of dif ferent sizes and prices. VIOLINS of all qualities and prices, VIOLONCEL LOS, of excellent qnality. VIOLAS, or C , 'lltrii- Bluz, ACCORDEO.NS, of tlitferent sizes and prices, FLUTES and FIFES, Violin Strings, best quality, Bows, and in short all trim mings belonging to the Violin. BRASS ENTS will be furnished at short notice and on the most rensonable terms, to which fact he particularly calls the attention of new Bands about forming, and those already established. Sheet Alusie sad llooks fm beginners fur all musi cal instrnments. always on hand; As the undersigned nuahos this his sole business, he will puy particular mad prompt Wit:Willi' 10 it in all' its various branches. Ile is thanhful for mist patron-1 ;age, null trusts that by keeping good in ticles at low prices, to merit a continuance of the same. Ile respectfully invites people to c u ll and examine Ids instruments, particularly his pinto's, nod give' them it trial, to satisfy themselves or their superior mechanism. JOSEI'II IVEISS. April In. —tin] Cheap Boots tt Shoes. aT 1117, STORI, 01' Witty Es. It ri autB 8 9 :; , ;o: 21 East Hamilton N:rect, Allentown. 11. A L. having Sold interest in the estah • li,lnnent. the undersigned funned It co-purtner ship, and now invite the attention of the citizens of the town a n d t iciL itt . to well us country tuerelunits. to their large and superior stuck or HD SHOES, nt the above named old stand, one door cost or the if °ratan Iteformett Church, where they manufacture 111111 Sell it t 11110 LESA LE 4NI) RE TA IL, all kinds of fine loot coarse gentlemen's Boots and Shoes. Also. all triads of the latest styles of Ladies' and Children's Shoe . comprising all styles, qualities and prices. Ladies' Gaitere, with or trithout heels. made up of Freud', Dalian English amt American Lasting, of all colors and styles. Dress Shoes of Patent Leather, Morocco, Kid, French Minsweo and Soul, different eolore, for Women, Misses, Children and Infiniti , . All we ask is all examination of our goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere. / 1 1EASURE 01? CUSTOMER WORK will always be attended to with punctuality. in the latest styles, of good materials by superior Country Ir.a.erchants win find that we nio prepared to sell to them at the very lowest city Jobbing, prices. Diller: , respectfully I solicited. WITTY A: KNAU:SS. Ansa IC. Assignee Sale. T ILL be sold Tit public stile, on Friday tile nth of April next, at 111 o'clock in the forenoon. it the house of Joseph Freyman, in North Whitehall totroship. Lehigh county. the following described valuable real and personal property: No. 1. A certain nicssuage and tract of loud with appurtenane,, modaining about 8 acres, 1110VC or less. The it thereon 11lire a ono and a half story log 7 s 4' 1 w %%ouse l swiss Darn, 2.1 Ly ii 3", a carpenter shop, and an excellent apple orchard. No. 2. Another tract of land, Atiiaim ti t the s a me place, containing. between 7 and 8 acres, about it acres of withdt is clear, and the lad_ mice excellent woodland. OH the sumo day and time will also be sold the following described personal property: s\-- - - , - , On e horse, 1 cow with calf, I Four and 1. twudnirse wagon, Rockaway pleasure wagon, 2 ploughs, fanning mill, harness for lieu• horses, slt nets, a new Oct double carriage barrieps. 2 lied:qt.:ids.. clock, a lot of carpenter took, a frame shanty, 21 by 1.1, ti lot of fence posts owl rails•, a lot of building and caw logs, a lot of roi6, together with a lot of farming, home and kitchen utensils, too nu merous to mention. 2-31 V. 11E. CUD On SATURDAY April Mb, at in o clock in the forenoon, on the premises, in Slatington, Washington township, county aforesaid, a certain let of ground, 10 feet bout told 100 feet deep. The improvements thereon fire a gate! . FRAME HOUSE, twenty-six by thirty-six feet, and other good out buildings. . 2 11L111-1421110, Lo .1,1, on the entreeilay,tit I o clock in the afternoon, at the hotel In Luharsville, the une-half of a lone,, of a • Slate Quarry comprising about four acres, together with a lot of slate, quarry tools, cart, harness, pump and water trough. ISM The conditions will bo made 'mown on tho day at the places of crib by FRAMILI . N P. MICKLEY, PAUL BAL Asmigneos, MET, April 0, • ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. N OTICE is hereby given that letters of Adminis tration have been granted by the Register of Lehigh County, to the undersigned, upon the Estate of John Relehner, deceased, into of the Borough of Allentown. All persons indebted to avid estate are requested to make payment within three mouths; and - MI persons having claims against the sum, to pre sent them for settlement. BENJAMIN STETTLER. April . • Job Printing', tbis Of all kinds neatly executed at orfiee ISM :Paria:L.Lands for : Sale. Tito Illinois Central Railroad Company ' . IS NOW PREPARED TO SELL OVER TWO MILLION OF ACRES OF FARMJNC LANDS, In Tracts of 40 acres and "pica mix, oil lons Credits • and at low rules of Interest. T H ES E lands were granted by the Government, to aid in the construction of this Railroad, and in clude 13111111.• of the richest and most fertile Prairies in the Stale, interspersed hero and there with magnifi cent groves of oak and other timber. The Rend ex tends from Chicago, on the North-East,• to Cairo at the South, and from thence to Galena and Dunleith, he the North-west extreme of the State, and as all the lands lie within fifteen miles on each side ol' this Road, ready mid cheap means tire afforded by it fur trans porting the products of the lands to any of those points and from thence to Eastern and Southern markets. MoreoVer, the rapid growth a flourishing towns and %Wagon along the line, and the great in crease in population by ionnigration, etc., afford a! substantial a 21,1 growing home-demand fur farm pro duce. The soil is' a dark, rich mould. from one to five feet in depth, is gently rolling and peculiarly fitted 11,1• grazing cattle and sheep, or the cultivation of wheat. Indian corn, etc. Economy in cultivating and great productiveness are the well known characteristics of Illinois lands. Trees are not required to .I,e cut down, slumps grub bed, or stone picked WI, as is generally the case in cultivating new land in the older States. The first crop of Indian corn, planted on the newly broken sod, usually repays the co:I of plowing and feneing. Wheat sown on the newly-turned sod is sure to yield very Guys iovits. A man with a plow and two yoke of oxen will break sue and a mar to two acres per day, ContraetNyan he Made for breaking, ready for corn or wheat. th from $2 to 1,50 per acre. 13y' judicious management, the land may be plowed and fenced the first, and under a hiyli suite b . % cultiratiffil the second year. Corn, grain, cattle, etc., will he forwarded at rea ! xonable rates to N Chieng - u, for the Eastern market. and to Cairo for the Voitthern. The larger yield on the dump lands of Illinois over the high-priced hinds in the Eastern and Middle States, is known to be touch more than sufficient to pay the difference of transpor tation to the Eastern market. Itiimninons coal is mined at several points along. the Road, and is a cheap and desirable fuel. It nun be delivered at several points along the Read at $1,511 to $l,OO per ton IVood can be haul at the same rates per cord. Those trim think of settp,,,,, in ToWII or Minnesota, should hear in mind Cunt lands there of any volute. along ti n t water courses and for many miles inland, have been ulil,osed of,—that For those ',waled in the interior, there arc no conveniences for tram.porting to market the produce, Itailrolels not having Leon intro_ dicedthere. That to send the pi educe el' these lands one er two hundred miles by Wagon to inarlo4,would cost Mitch more than the espouse or ehttimoto : r, them. and hence, (lot erlittittit lands thli,l,'ittlated. al $1,25 per sore, are not so geed investments us the land of this eompany at the prices fix e d, The seine remarks hold good in relation to the ]nods in KatISIIS and Nelwaslia, thr Vacant lands Tony be found nearer 'the wrler coursc.+. rho distance to Market i s far greater, and every hundred miles the ' predueu of those lands are earriod either in IS or interrlipt,l Water erantillthicationS, increases the eXpettseS of transportation. which innst he borne br the settlers, in the reduced price or their produets, and to that extent precisely ere the inCOMOS from their farms, tom or CIMIVe on theirinvostmeuts, awn,- ally every redrced. The groat fertility of he.lanubu now offered for . sole ' hay (NS company, end their consequent yiubl over those of the Eastern and :diddle Stales, is much more than sufficient to pey the difference in the vest of transportation, espe:ially. in view of the facilities: fur'nished by this Road, and others with which it con nects, the operatiens of which ore nu: interrupted by the low water of solinner, or the fro-t of winter. PRICE XXI/ TERMS OF PAY The price trill var'Y from :7'5 lu 1;;25, according to location, totality. ete. Contraets foe Deeds may be made during the year IS3O. stipulntiu n the purchase money to be paid in live annual installments. The first become duo in two years fnunt the date of eon tenet, and the others annually thereafter. Th:f. 14,4 pnyancnl will lireolne due at the end of the sixth year fruit the date of the contraet. /ateret wilt be elearyrd of only (hove per eta(. pei As a security to the perforntanee of the contract. the first two years' interest must he paid in advance, and it must be understood that at least one tenth td the land purchased shall yearly be brought under cultivation. • Twenty per cent. from the.cre4it price w:11 be dc_ ductedfor cash. The Company's construction bonds will be received as cash. I:,•«,l.y.fe,tmed 61117111 . 11[1.1, irL;cii cull le RI up In is dnyn, Cllll be nbin sued Pons reyonmilde per nous. They will be 12 feet by 20 rect. divided into one liciug and three bed-rooms. and will cost complete set up on ground chosen anywhere along the bond. $l5ll its cash, exclusive of transportation. Larger buildings may be contracted for at proportionate rates. Tlie oniipany will forward all the matei leis over their l'oliti Special arrangements with dealers can lie made to supply those pun:ha:tine. the Company's lands with rowing materials, ngricrtltural tools, :Intl an outtit pro% i,ivisS is any timintitY, at the totretd tr/toltmle It is believed that the price, long credit, nod low rate of interest, ehurgeil for lamb. will enable n man with a few hundred dollars in cash and ordinary in dustry, to make himself independent before all the purehaso money becomes Inc. Li thu uwan lime, the rapid settlement of the country will probably litre increased their value Raw or live fold. When remiir ed, an experienced person will accompany applicants. to give information and nil in selecting lands, Cirenlars, containing, numerous instances of Elle ees9r"l by respectable and well-known farmers iu the neighborhood of• the Railroad lands, througl - Mut the State—also the cost of fencing, price of cattle, expense of harvesting, etc., by con tract—or any other iulirrnuttion—gill Lu cheerfully given, on implication, either liersonally or by. letter, in French, or German, address...l to • JOHN Land ( ` am?ninnianrr Of the Illinui» rentral Rail Mho up to the Ist, of Slay-53 Miehignn Asinine. J 11.., after dint date in the new Stone Pas.enger 'Depot, foot of South Water Street, April lit Richard R. Levers' r..A13 TrjAtt . Wolit3 ;.)U South Seventh Street, Allentown , T - • ILE undersigned nnnottnees to his friends and the public in general, that ho has now on hand n,su perior mock of ' BUGGIES 3 511. Carriages, York Wagons, Sulkeys, to which he 'invites attention. Ile is confident they cannot be 'surpassed in beauty and durability by any establishment in town. Terms very reasonable.— Re uses none but. the best materials, and employs none but superior work:nee—consequently he war rants till vehicles. made at his establishment. CAB and examine before you purchase elsewhere. All kinds of Carriages and Buggies made to order at short notice. Also, repairing done promptly. RICHARD R. LEVERS. —ft • R V, 8 OE 1. - i' Iq:IIGREENS, Flowering Shrubs, Dons, Plants, ,t c., in great variety and sloe, for sale, by large or small quantities, at the Rising Sun Nurseries and Garden, Their mends are in the Market, below Sittlt strevt, where the above can bnhad every day. Orders also received here rim the Nursery. Catalogues sent to applicants gratis. Direct to • S. MA U PAY, Rising. SIM Village, Philadelphia. Verbenas by the hundred or 'thousand, and other flowering plantS for sale Olean. April in. IMI W IglabT73lSL - 911E MD GI JO CHOFMANFRS Men'e and Women's Work tiro wanted ot the Boot, and Shoe Store of lilies Mertz. Nom but good and steady workmen need apply. • Allentown, March 20. —tf . • V Dr. - Edw in,G -- - nay 11 1 - ,„, ../ ANNouNcEs. to' Hui eltivent of Allen ity, that, he has lately 7:: gradu t tt o t w e l d as ( .I v iy ie s i i n eian in ell tho rations i •- eirr branches, in theHnliorsity of' 1 eimylin - nia, and has conmieneed his piiietieo in tto Office of his father, Dr. Charbis IL Martin, next dooi'• west of the . Odd Fellows' Hell, West Hamilton stiefit, Allentown, where he is at all times prepared, by day or by night, to aid the afflicted, and render hisitertrices to all who may honor hint with a call: • New Boot and Shoe S tore, IN ALLENTOWN • PINE & BROTH ' Al ' T ATELY opened anew Boot and Shoo Stoll), &N i o, LI I_ 2 East Hamilton street. formerly ciecupked by Jeremiah Schmidt, in the same business, but the pibiia may confidently rely upon it that they will at all times keep on hmul, a better, larger,. and at the same time cheaper Rtoek, thaeivas ever kePt in the Wile.: fug before. They wiiiialways have on hand Gentlemen's Boots, Shoe's and plipperri Ladies' and Misses Gaiters, :Shoes, and Slippers, Children's litiote and Slums. Also, Coarse Hoots and Shoes for Mitri-tuni rn.....0... Boys, Guins, .t.c. All kinds of Gentlemen's and Ladies' work Made to order in the most approved styles at short notice, and of the best of materials, nail as they have better worlt= men than ever worked in the building.' before, they are willing to *arrant all work, Being now beginners, they hope by punctual M.- tenditnee to business and low prices, to receive a share of public patronage: March ffli. -ti` • BARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE: THE GDEAT 1 . 1:1111 , 11:11 OF THE BLOOD! TIIE uusT ALT 11 A TIVEI KNOWN ~`!`of nPa 'lick of .11creury ! An infallible rented.; for Scrofula, King's Evil, Rheu matism, Obstinate entancons Eruptions, Pimples or l'ostales on the Face. Blotches, Boils; Agnecand Fever, Chronic Sorc Eyes. BillgWollll, or Teller, iF Scald head. Enlargement and pain en he Bones and Joints. Salt Rheum, Stubborn ulcers, Syphilitic Dimtrders, and all diseases Aria: ingfrom an injudicious tumor Mercury, Imprudence in Life, or Impurity of the Blood. . •. Thi+ great remedy. •which has become so rapidly 1111 , 1 So jastly celebrated for its extraordinary efficacy in relieving and curing Many of the most obstinatn and terribl e forma or 1 11 ,, a1i , a with which mankind IS a (aided, is now offered to the public, with the eon& dent assurance that no Illumext. ni.coVERY over 1111111,1 Lae been ,o rminently sttecest4al in huring ; 4 ,110141.A. and ALI. EN EASES TEE BLOOD, as Car ler'S 51,1111,11 11 ;atom The proprietors are receiving by every niair`moSt flattering and astmishing details of cures made in all pmts of the country, and in most cotes where the -hill of the Ito,t. Physicians had been tried in vain. Its power over the ;limo') is tralY retuarhable, unit all diseases ari: lug from impurity of that great SEAT al , ' LITE, have been relieved and cured without a min gle failure oat of the thousamis who bays used il. Carter's Spanish Mixture contains no 3lttreury, Opi um, Arsenic, or ally danf,:arata3 , 11 . 11 , E1. but 13 compos ed of Roots unit .1101,3, eourblued ititb other ingredi ent, of !sleve vhlue, and may de vii ca in the yoUng e4t Want la . nro.t debilitated hlvaiitl, without the leant po: . tiLle be , itatien. IVAI. S. BEIlEtt CO., Proprietors, N. aI Broadway, New York. t'4l per bottle, or !ig bottles for $5. For sale by .1„ B. 1110.er, Allentown, S. Ilan, Bethlehem, and dopmists and merchants generally. New York, February 1536. 0 W 0 ICE M%""Jilr.: IT A s removed his office to No. 70 West Hamilton JI. street. I..,tween Eighth and Ninth sts., over G. liclicr's Clothing. store, next ttuor to ijeurge's Ifotel, where lie enn Lo lunnd ut all tutees by those who need his professional services. Artilleitil teed' mounted ozl gold, silver and lamina. in the highest perfection of art. and on the most scientific principles. All opera tions belonging to the Dental profo•sion performed in the most skillful and satiLdlictury manner. 2 : II2:IT:raYTIN_} W. M. REYNOLDS, D. D.,. PRI.NCIPAL. rPIIE Summer Session of this Institution opens on _L the ling. of May, nail continues five months. the branches of a good education, Mathematics, Na tural Philosophy, Ancient nail Modern Languages, Drawing, Music taught by competent instructors: sp•cio/ othatioa Will he pieta to 11,080. trho wish to• I,r, /HUT eittr (o,wh ;11y. Terms moderate, fcr further information or cirmlN., , , apply to W. M. REYNOLDS, 1). 1). Principal. Aln it 9, ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. N OTICE ;, lier, , by given that letters of Aqminis tration in the Estate of Daniel Fenstermacher, late of ',van town,hip, deceased. have been granted to the solp,rii:ore Persons indebted in either Notes,' Bondi, or 1.1601t-dehr. ore reptet ted to make payment to the untierrigned Administrators, within six weeks lama the date here. , f, :pot those having elnims• agnistst said estate will oleo present their account in' said t ime. DANIEL. ic. FEN3TNICUAC.III:II., Atlm . ors, PETER PENSTERMACIIER, April AU .ento - virn ..a.ca,derny. TILE swum, Tw•m of (Ii Inetitution will conk; MOlidlly 1110 2:411 in t. Ptipile are re.' ceived at any time, and charged by the quarter from' the time of entrance. INSTRUCTORS'. 1. _N. 6,., ! ;•,,..y, i'r,'ltc;pot. E. B. Iltrpt4orn, An:lista nt. . _Wore _Kier ..Tloore• Prtc ,, pt oRs. Alierx ..S. (117,0 m, Printrtry Department: .llre. .E. _I(. (.. nip"?' , Music Irt Mi. Litt?, Moore', A.in (Klein t. ~:. ...11n4. C. 11. Witencr, Pm wing and Painting.' 11 AT Eti OP TUITION.' Prhuary Dcpa: - Iment, per Quarter Si 00 Common English Branches 4 LO and 5 00 higher " " with Latin and Greek C 00 Iligher English Branches with French 7 50 "Taste 8 00 Use of Piano Ca. Practice • 2 00 The Prices of Drawing and Painting aro according to the difrurent branches in this department. In order to:induce pupils to cultivate these elegant accomplish... meats the rates are unusually low. Those interested arc respectfully invited to inquira at the school, and examine specimens. . I. N. GREGORY, Principal. Allentown, April 0. QM Denslow 8c Co„ C ornmission Wi.cro - hants AND IVIIOLESALE DEALERS IN FORINI DOMESTIC LEAF TOBACCO, AfrANUPACTURE D TOM vco, and Foreign and De l. me:tie Sugars, 21 South Front Street, Phila delphia. Importers of fine iinvoim Sugars of tho growths of the Vticlto-Ali:6o, a largo assort ment of which ore kept convinntly on hand, nod for . solo ot ndi once on cost of importation: :7."?: , :r•Censigotnents respectfully solicited, on which lilicntl ntivances will he rondo when detiirotl. N. D.—Special Jan-Mimi given to orders for pur eln:o On vonno.srinn, ~t• TOBACCO, 1113 nlyo every do seription of Murohandise, for account of Sorties thing at o diston,o from this mnrket. ,7, - ;isr•Aho Agent fur I'. A. Gtetz's Celebrated Gor man Smoking; Tobnceo, comprising thirty different vu riot ioN. • April:). •"7 • .800 Z BINDING. A LL• those having books, &e., to bind, cnn have 11 their work done in good and durable style, by leaving them with J. D. Cangewer, who in agent for the Bethlehem Bindery at Allentown.' AB hinds . a. work done at this bindery is warranted: The bindery is provided with materials to do thefinest kind of work. .'. MELD. 11:11=1 WI S. mr. SINE IZOI
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