The Lehigh register., May 14, 1856, Image 3

DiaPr•Sua ire eXcellent when baked, either on
a board, whioh is the best, or by the following
mode : Stuff them with a seatoning made of
bread crumbs, butter, salt, pepper, and cif
agreeable) parsley and spicest - Put the fish in
a baking dish, with,a cupful of water and a
Ipmp. of butter. Niko; from three quarters of
an hour to an hour. Shad-broiled is also excel
lent,but it is spoiled, by tVipg, and it loses
nearly all its flaYer. This 'being a moist fish,
it should• never be boiled. Those who never
ate abaked or broiled shad, know nothing of
thatexcellence which we claim for this fish
over all others.
(BONE or VIM Brans.—The West Baton
Rogue - Sugar Planter tells us that a bird about
the size of a large turkey, and the color of a
guinea fowl, was shot, by Mr. Francis Gazel,
who extracted from its guard and craw nine
hundred.diamonds. He has sold twenty-seven
of the smallest in New Orleans for $3OO. The
value of the remainder is estimated at $15,000.
[a — Another revolving pistol has been inven
ted. —lt has a magazine in. two sections, each
capable of containing seven cartridges, so that
the pistol may he fired fourteen times. The
cartridges are thrown into a revolving block by
means of a spiral spring. The pistol is self
capping. It is an Albany invention.
OtrMr. Daniel Cameron, who was elected
Representative for the digging district of Wool
shed, Australia, had the compliment paid him
by his supporters of having the horse he rode
on at the contest shod with shoes of solid gold.
He was also presented with the sum of £l,-
500.
(17Tme MonmoNs.--The Mormons recently
held a mass conventimt in Cedar Grove, Utah,
'4t. which they estimated their population at
100,000, and resolved to demand admission in
to the Union. Application will probably be
made before the close of the present Session of
Congress.
(I.7"After a Kansas sermon at Lawrence, fast
day, the clergyman prayed thus briefly and
piquahtly: " o.• Lord ! we pray thee that the
freemen of the North, the East and the West
may squat in Kansas. and drive out "border
ruffians." This one .thing we ask for Christ's
sake. Amen." •
OaINCREASED PAY FOR .11:1101tS AND WIT
limssEs.—A law was passed by the Legislature
increasing the pay of jurors in Chester Co. to
$1 50 per day, a n d that of witnesses to $l.
This law should become general ; ns it. now is,
a man sacrifices his•own interests to attend to
those of his neighbor or the public, which is
not. just, although lawful.
QUA Pear Tree, more than two hundred
years old was recently cut down in New
Haven, Conn. It was transplanted from Eng
land in the early days of the colony.
Li - 131. Am. MiNsTitus —There are said to
be over thirty bands of Ethiopian Minstrels
traveling through, the country ; so that about
four hundred white men black their faces and
sing negro songs every night.
LO - Cot.- FREMONT.—It is Stated that Col. J.
C. Fremont was born in France, in January,
1813. llis father wits an emigrant from France,
and his mother a native of Virginia.
. 1j An Omnibus Company in New York,
owning three hundred and thirty-five horses,
feeds them each 'eight pounds of cut hay and
seventeen pounds of corn meal daily, with only
a quarter of a pound of salt per month.
3:D=',A boy named "Charles Koester," sentenc
ed to the House of Refuge, in St. Louis, for
stealing goods from his master's store, on
reaching that institution was discovered to be
a girl ! Her parents live in Dubuque, Town.
t
(0 - Titsllin.t.s.—yi, , rynict, unobtrusive little
village of Middle Ilitddt
n, Ct., makes as much
and as agreeable noise s many more ostenta
tious places. There are manufactured annual
ly a million of lea and slri . e,h bells. •
o:7Just one Century ago, in August, 175 G,
the first printing press was introduced into
New Illtupshire, the first newspaper printed in
October, and the first book in November of the
same year.
Ca - Rail Road to Dozdestow».—Tt. bas been
determined to open the Doylestown Branch of
the North Pennsylvania Railroad on the 4th of
July next.
l i:7 - 58,000,000 in specie have been carried
to Europe from the port of N. York alone since
Jan. Ist, one million more than for the same pe
riod laSt year.
IT'The ruling rates for money on good secu
rity in Nebraska Territory, is from three to
seven per cent. per month.
(I:7Lottis Napoleon is 48 years old. Eugenic
is only 30.
1: - SitAn are now caught in the Delaware op
posite Easton.
44 Horton. TO W HOM lIONOR is Due."—The;
great number of persons in all parts of the coun
try who have experienced the health-restoring'
and blood-purifying effects of Carter's Spanish
Mixture in curing Many of the worst forms of
Scrofula, Rheumatism, and all diseases arising
from impurity of the blood, has cren tcd a de
mand for it which is alike gratifying to pro
prietors and patients. Among the thousand
medicines which profess to cure all the. diseas
es with which mankind is afflicted, Carter's
Spanish Mixture stands like a•• monument, a
".giant among pigmies," and all owing to the
simple fact that it does really possess properties
found in no other, and cures by its specific pow
er over the blood ; expelling from that great seat
of life all impurities of lurking disease, opening
the secrotions,acting gently on the Liver, and in
fact, adding and assisting nature to collect her
energies ; thus giving strength and vigor in
stead of weakness and debility. The trial of a
single bottle will bear us out in all wo say of this
valuable remedy.
EPILEPSY, O 1 FALLING FITS
Wo behove we cannot do our readers n more import
ant service, than by again calling their attention to
that Most remarkable preparation, discovered by Dr.
Seth S. Hitnec, of Baltimore, Md., which possesses
the power of alleviating and curing that horrid visi
tation of man—Epilepsy, or Falling Fits. In rectum
Mending this preparation to our renders, we do so
with a conviction that we are not degrading our col
umns to puff a common potent medicine, hut are plac
ing beforo them a discovery, which,
if fully known,
would probably moro to alleviate human suffering,
than any invention of modern times. Dr. Stance,. in
tusking us to notice his preparation favorably in our
editorial department, has sent us for perusal a number
of letters from persons who havo,usod his Pills, and
bavo boon cured thereby. • All of than speak in the
most grateful and eulogistic terns. One groat ad
vantage this medicine possesses is the fact, that it
can be transported through tho 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 itni
tatiom Dr. Hance pays the postage on his Pills to
any part of the country, and will forward thorn by re
turn of mail, on the receipt of a rontittanee. His
prices aro as follows: Oho box, $3; two do., ss. '
twelve
do., $24. All orders for the medicine should ho ad
dressed to SET!! f 3. Ifssor, 108 Baltimoro street, Bal
timore, Md.
Wnisstrus, Brunt AND Mt srAcums....-Porced to
grow in six woohs by DR. LAPONTS CAPILARY.
OOMPODND. Warranted not to stain or injure' the
skin. Price $1 per Package, 0r.3-for s2'so.
Sent to any partof..tha eotan*; by mail, on receipt
et a retaittanes: ' Address SWEETSER k CO., Box
739 Post
.01110 e, Baltimore, Md.
- Lou. of a Ship at Saa
. .
The bark Jolin;Ann, of San Francisco, aniled from
Sidney. Australia, on the 7th of September lest,
and-Irtis totally wrecked' on the . .reef enclosing the
Sicily Inland, on the night.of the following October
ad: A female sufferer turaialten the Sim Francisco
Herald with the following thiilling particulars:—
On4he morning of the lid of October, the Captain
being aware of the vicinity of the laud, ordeied iTgootl.
look-out Id be kept by the officers and crew of the
ship, no there ore ninny reefs and rocks in the Pacific
Ocean very vaguely, and in some cases incorrectly,
laid down in the °hurts. The Captain further obsery--.
ed that ho always felt uneasy when in tLo neighbor
bootie-Of tha=n reefs through the imperfect manner they
are deshibed, and therefore 1 o remake(' on the deck I
the whole of the day, and until eight o'clock in the
evening when the watch was taken by Mr. Coffin, the
chief officer, nn old and - experienced seamen, who
ffirmerly contninntled several vessels for himself and I
others. Tile ship,.atthe time of the chiermate.tak
ing charge of her, was sailing nt the rate eleven miles
nn hour; the night was dark, neither moon or stars
visible, when suddenly the chief officer called out to I
the man at the wheel, "lined down your helm," nnil I
in an instant after she ship struck on n reef front I
which she rebounded ; and afterwards wo could hear
her bottom grate Mustily on the rocks. The captnin,
en her first striking, rushed on desk, but before lie
could reach it the ship wits completely first on the
reef. Immediately n scene of indescribable confusion
followed; the steerage passengers rushed into the
cabin—mothers, holding their undressed children in
their arms, as they snatched them from their slum
bers—screaming mut lamenting, when their fears
were in some measnre allayed . by It sailor who came
to the cabin for a light. and who told them that, al
though the ship would be lost, their lives would be
saved, as we were closed to the reef. The captain, in
the meat time, bud ordered the masts to be cut away
—his chief desire seemed to be to save the lives of
the passengerr 'and crew. I matinged to reach the
deck, owl wedged myself between the Kitt-hends. I
clinging to the iron railing. I looked over the ship's
side, but could ceo nothing but the breakers, which
F truck the ship with tremendous force. The rudder
was broken, and the spanker boom, swinging to and
fro, struck me severely on the head, while nt the some
time 1 narrowly escaped being swept overboard by a
huge wave. 1 looked on death as certain, lint I re
solved to meet it bravely, and returned to my state
room to devote•the remainini moments of my life in
thinking uf friends who. 1 loved, mid that 1 should
never sec noire.
When 1 reached the cabin the scene that presented
itself to my view Omit never he erased from my mem
ory. Mothers screaming end children clinging to
them in terror and in dread; the furniture was torn
from its lashings and all upturned; the ship was
lying on its beam ends; the starboartl.side of her was
opening., and the waves were washing in and out of
the cabin, when we were informed that a rope had
been conveyed to the reef by n sailor, who had fast
ened one end of it to a ruck, while the other end was
secured to the ship..
The captain nod cifficera had great difficulty in per
suading the greater !timber of rho ladies to benefit
by this plan tor our deliVeranee, as for myself,l con
sidered to remain on the slip was sure death, aril I
might save my life by trying to reach the reef by
11101111 S of the rope. I therefere ludo my fellow pas
sengers farewell, and reached the deck by swimming
myself there with a rope, the steps being gone. In
the meantime out only remaining boat was washed
away, (the other had been swept away previously.)
Mr. Owens, the Feroild mate, and two of the sailors,
threw themselves over,oard, and at the imminent
risk of their lives, succeeded in recovering the boat,
although it was greatly damaged by being washed
against the rock. 1 was assisted over the aide of the
Alp by some of the crew, and directed how to haul
1111 by the rope, when, aliter considerable difficulty, 1
reached the reef, my clothes torn is shreds, end my
person bruised and mangled. lint I was fortunate in
escrping in that plight. One poor woman refused to
escape front the ship by menus of the rope,. 110 she
COLIN 1110. carry her children with her; flt the some
thee her huSbanil, finding his persuasions of no avail.
lett her and his children, but the Almighty was good
enough to watch over her, she und her children were
saved, with one egeeptiiiii, when the ship separated.
The captain, finding that no mere of the passengers
would V,IIIIIIO 011 the rope to laud, It ft the vessel,
leaving nineteou Inossengors on the s h ip—parents and
Cll , I'l.'ned stainer than separatiiin
feem each "iie tope, alter the captain escaped
by it, brolte,.'go was found rend the
ship to receive another, until the vessel began to break
up. The part ,/r her in which the cargo was, consist
ing or three hundred and fifty tons of coal, immedi
ately sunk. whilst the poop, on which the passengers
were clinging, was thrown en the reef, alikthrougqi
the geodness of Proviilenee, fourteen out of the nine
teen were saved. and the live who perished consisted
„r two WOll.Cll,' IVO girls of the respective llges Of
twelve and hiurteen years, and a child belonging to
lilt.; Of till, woven above mentioned, who refused to
leave her ellildren.
The remainder of ilt ti, ; ht loured inuidFt the
weilieg:t of tt inotttor i.e her child, mid a child rm• its
mother, who were thee drowned. The ship's bell
could ahai lie heard, lolled by the motion of the
it' it rat our t'itnentl dirge, hut of length
the day light appeared, and it added another pang to
our misery when we could tee tin land--we seemed,
and, in Fuel, were, standing in the ...eon, with tally
ground
enough to place feet. .1t length son, of
the crew stn; land at it distanee of atom!, ten miles,
and they commenced patching the boat milli things
saved f rem the wreak. As soon ns they had repaired
the boat, the captain and smile of the crew titarted to
survey the klitnits.
About I. P. the boat returite , l, wh:n ;he captain
gave orders to take the women and children away to
the islaml, where he informed us, nothing that was
eatable grow, but that he thought water could lie ob.
mined by digging. We reached the island and spent
another wretched night, laying on the bare rocks of
tr Lich it wits eompe,cil. On the evening of the next
day we were joined by the remainder of the passen
gers and crew, who informed tan that they had to
stand up to their middle in water during the previous
night, the water on the reef had reached so high.
They brought some &winged provisions with them
that was saved from the wreck. We procured a fire
after the Indian manner by rubbing burro together,
and roasted sumo shell- fi sh wo foun d on the island.
After the fifth day from the wreck, wo procured weld
by digging in the sand close to the beach.
'rho first week of our residence on the 'bland we
subsisted on crabs; after that time we caught turtles
that come to the islands during a certain season of
the year and. remain there about two months. We
hail no bread or vegetables. On another island about
fifteen miles from us Otero grew about twenty cocoa
mat trees, but. on account or the distance they were
front us, it was seldom we got tiny of the cocoa nuts.
The islanda we were on were encircled by a reef;
there was also another reef to cruse in going front one
to another island. But our first cars was to repair
the boat, and try to niche her capable to carry some
one to the nearest hind where We could get help.
In five weeks the boat was repaired, brit by that
time there was no wind to carry her to the Society
Islands. The nearest group, the Navigators, were
1,8011 miles distant. About ten da3:ti alter the boat
Was repaired, n calm day came, wo resolved to carry
the boat across the reel' to the sea, which object wa
carried into effect after great diflieulty.—All of the
crew and passengers that could lift any, assisted in
carrying the boat. Nothing could exceed our joy
when we saw the host launched into the clear, open
sea, with no reef or rock to impede its progress. And
wo invoked blessing on the Captain end nine
brave men who accompanied
. him, who boldly risked
their lives in nn open, crazy boat to cross tin open
ocean to endeavor to bring us succor and relief. As
WO watched the boat recede front the land, over the
wide and boundless sea, there was not One amongst
us but was awaro that on that boot safely renehing
some hospitable or civilized laud, depended our very
•existence.
We passed a fortnight after the departure Of the
boat in a state of nervous suspent.e. thinkingsontina
ally of the success of our companions, when on the
fifteenth morning we saw a coil off the Island, and
soon wo could make it out to be u schooner. It lay
off and inn the whole of that day, and on' the next day
Bbe came close to the laird, and to our inexpressible.
Joy we saw a boat put off, from her and cone towards
us. Our eyes could see as the boat drew closer; our
own good, bravo Captain Pond, who had brought th
Sumo Packer. So the Schooner was chartered to re
move us from our miserable habitation.
f'''',Tenny Lind has Written a letter to a lady
in Philadelphia, in which sho deeply sympa
thises with Barnum in his financial troubles,
ascribes to him noble qualities and, express
ed her intention of placing a sum of money at
hit disposal.
THE'LEHIGI - I:REGISTER, MAY 14, 1856.
lt7Basnouna Fisn.--A moat singulat phe
nomenon, says the Sandusky (Ohio) Register, is
now to be seewaround the docks in the water.
Immense numbers of whitefish last fall were
cleaned on the dock, and the offal and spawn
thrown into the Bay. This spawn has " hatch
ed." and now, around the docks, may be seen
millions of miniature white-fish.—flere is a
fact in the breeding of fish, which the knowing
ones ought to investigate; for if fish can he clean
ed, and from the spawn hatching can be induced.
what is the use of all the artificial arrangements
now proposed to propagate fish ?
llTlereafter DR. SCHULTZ may be Ibund
during night, at his Office, 58 East Hamilton
street, and not as heretofore, at Bechtel's
Hotel.
`MARRIED.
On the 4th of May, by the Rev. Mr. 'Vogel
bitch, Mr. JAcon SNYDER, to Miss AMANDA
Wrlqinitc; - both Of Allentown. . .
On the'llth inst., by the same; Mr. EDWIN
RED: I=D, to Miss ;%.L.t4t.t A. n eat, both
of Allentown. ,
At the same time, hy'the same, VALENTINE
CALLEM, to Miss CAROLINE Srovrz, both of
Allentown.
At the sOme time, by the some, Mr. Wu,
LOAM RITTER, to ➢Liss SCSA!s:NA PAM., both of
Allentown.
DIED
On the 4th of May. in Lower Macungie JA
con &MAPPED, aged 76 years.
Some time ago, in Baltimore, Crunr.Es Omit,
formerly of Lower Mactingy, Lehigh Co., aged
58 years.
On Monday last, in Allentown, LYDIA, widow
of John Kelchner, aged 50 years.
On the 24th March, nt Gilliertstown. Mont
gomery county, SARAH Ax, wife of Isaac
Nyee, and daughter of Jonathan Schlichcr, late
.of Macungie, Lehigh county, in the 28th year
of her age.
yr' MI 11/1C.Z1.2a."-E_Mirir
ALLENTOWN AI:UIKET.
(Corrected weehly by Pretz, Guth ,S; Co.)
I'lur. r 1 barrel, . $7 50 , Potatocs, . . . 25
Wheat, 1 50!Ilani,_ 14
Corn, 50 1 Sitle. , 10
Rye Ss'Shoulders, .
MO. 33 Tatra, 1-4
11.ty 20 00 Butter. 22
Salt, 001Egv, doz.,. . . 12
LEHIGH VALLEY RAIL ROAD.
EzaAUCH CHUNK TO EASTON.
CHANGE OF 1101.7115, To TAKE ErFEcT ON
MONDAY, MAY STII 1855.
ONE Pnr'enger Train, Daily, (Sundays, exerpted.)
between 31auch Chunk and Easton, and Two,
Daily, between Whitehall and Eastoil, connecting
with the Belvidere Delaware Rail Road to Philadel
phia, and the Central Rail Road of New Jersey to
NeWYork.
110 IrN 1'I: . I !NS.
Leave Mauch Chuuk at 9.00 A. M.,
Slatingt
AVllitcliall
=I
Allentown 10.30 " " 11.11 "
Bethlehem 10.48 0.00
Arrive - F.:1 , 4t0n 11.23 " 0.10 "
UP T/; .I
Leave Easton 12.211 m. and 7.30 P. M.
Buthlehetn 1.01 " " 8.08 "
Allentown 1.20 "
liackendauqua 1.38 •' " 8.42 "
\Ci,itehall 1.12 " Arr. 8.50 "
Slatington 2.13 "
Arrive Mooch Chunk 2.50 "
The afternoon Train connects with Weatherly and
and .with Sllllllll4 11111 and Tamaqua.
<t hence by night express to Williamsport. Pa,sen
gems by night express from Williamsport to Tamaqua.
can reach Nlanch Chunk in time Jim the morning,
train. have abundance of time to trananet business and
mhe 11111110 . at. Easton, and reach Philadelphia or New
Yolk the same evening.
RUP.ERT 11. SAYRE,
.S'up't. and Eng'r.
Mac 11.
ROSE'S PATENT - WINDOW BLINDS.
..,=7 ri i lIE sul,seribi.rs invite
I ,i lel 1 the attention of the
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1ikrj.5,31;:::,5,',•!..T..7.7:X.;:::1 1 1,i....i., A. ..; they are constrneted with
fifre7-... r r " . .4 . 1,,,Tv upper and lower heads,
",,F15,:1, - ,,', ~ - - . 7:11- „ ,x i. ~,,h a manner that
_..__ _l__ - _.. ___L - -,1 when the tipper bead is
fastened to thSwindow-frnme, the lower part may be
eparated or connected with ease. A little child can
take the blind down, clean and replace it. This is ai
great advantage whoa it is remembered that with the
old style of Blinds, a mechanic With nlways neeetsary
to take them down or put them up.
In other particulaas, too, they exceed for beauty
and convenience all others.
Z'? This improvement will be attached to the old
fashioned Blinds on reasonable terms.
Orders are respectfully solicited. Persona wishing
to secure Patent Bights of the above in any pert of
the Union, can do so by addressing tLe undersigned
at Allentown, Lehigh en., Pa.
ItOSE ,b HUMBERT.
Allentown, May lt. —ilia
KUTZTOWN BATTALION:
THE annual Battalion parade will take place nt
1 Kutztown on Friday, the lath day of May. .A
number of Volunteer Companies from Rending nod
the county, Will be in nttendanee, en that ono of the
largest mod most splendid pirniles ever held in Kutz
town may he expected. The. landlords will lie sup
plied with the best pray itdons that the county can
afford, for the gratification of visitors, and the citizens
generally will do their best to make the occasion one
of pleasure and enjoyment to old and young, married
and single. The Allen _Brass Baud, of Allentown,
will bu present. •
(lon. Wm. 11. Kelm, Gen. C. It. Hunter, Mnj. R.
McMichael, with their stuff, will be in attondauceond
review the Batalion.
liutztown,"lay 11.
.
IL 41: 41 1 4 at ?Cala ID 0
MOSSER & WILLIAMS
AVE lately opened a Shun Yard opposite the New
H
Foundry, in East Allentown, where theYeen stela
ly'keep for sale all kinds of the very best Rooting Slate,
to which they 'invite the attention of Builders. The
undersigned has been appointed their agent, and for
the cony:enhance of such who come to town to purchase
lumber, and who may deziro to s!:(3 samples, he keeps
Wein° at his residence, in llaluiltnn street, nearly
opposite Droshor's Lumber Yard, Allentown.
"4' WM. NECK, Agent.
Allentown, May 14 • —3m
C. GILBERT CIBONS . ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. 67 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
02P - Can be consulted in English and German.lkz,
Allentown, May . 14. —Ty
0..10
10.00 " and 5 A. M
' 5.25
TIE.PEOPLI'S CABINET . WARE EMS!
P: Xander's
Cheap and Fashionable Cabinet Ware Itooms,
South Haot Corner of Ninth and Hamilton Stroots,
• low doors below Crusher's Lumber Yard,
• ALLENTOWN, PA.
'I I .IIE Undersigned respectfully Inform their. friends
and the public generally, that ho carrits on the
Cabinet business in all its various brunches. at the
above nn mod stand, where ho is prepared to sell g and and
I ...handsome furniture as cheap ns can be sold anywhere.
their Store is on the south-east corner of Ninth and
alamilion streets, near Dresher's Lumbar yard, where
;Amy offer a line assortment of
CABINET WARE,
consisting in part of Sofas, of various styles
r• • " and patterns. Side Boards, Wardrobes, Sec
retaries, Bureaus, of various patterns ; ,Cup-boards of
different kinds; ('arti, Centre, Side, Ere:direst and
Dining Tables; Bedsteads of different efiles and pat
ients, Wash-stands, Twist, Small and Largo Etagers,
What Nots, Music-Stands, Sofa, , Tablbs, Tea Tables,
Oval and Sententinu•Jralesi•Chinetie What Nuts,
Fancy Wdrk Tables, Befrqshitunit iTables, Etaithus,
fete-n-Tetes,
~A
French k 'Dmrs.,gencral assortment
of Kitchen Furnituril on. hand owl made to.order.
lie employs at ell tiiii6s . nono but thq, best work
men, attends personalN td their huilifesh . , and will
warrant all Furniture of thshimanutheture to be made
of the best materials. Ordertrfor Ware will bu faith-
Miry and immediately attended to, and when sent out
of the Borough will be carefully packed.
Alny ld
'ALLENTOWN DANK
A DIVIDEND of 3 'Kir cent. on the original capßah
($lOO,OOOO is payable to stock-holders, at the
:hank House, on and after the 22d of May. By or
dun of tho Board.
C. W. COOPER, Cashier.
May 14. —2t
AvANTED-A Loan of Two Itundred Dollars for
V Dino months or n year; which trill be well se
cured. Apply at this Moe.
May 11
IC EYERS dlc DERIOUS'
MSMALELiI`Tat.
EISTABLISHMENT,
AND -
G.IIIICIAN CIRCIS!*
Comprising an Establishment consisting of 190 Mon,
Women, Children, Horses and Ponies, all
exhibited under the
MAMMOTH WATER-PROOF PAVILION !
New Equipped, and Superbly Fitted out, for the soar
‘%III perform at
AVLENTOWN, on SnturdaY the rith of May;
Enkon,l6th; Cherryville, 10th; Tamaqua,
20th; Munch Chunk, 21st.
Doers open at 2 and 7 P. Perforinvica to commenoo
lIIM=M=9
Thu Prom . lobo" Drs leave to announce to the Public
of thin vicinity, hint this extensive fliptestrlan
meat to ilktlttunklant front all other t'lrecnieg, by the
Varlet• and litilltoney or Ito perforrnalicoP, and Ins claim
to firhzinallty and Chosie Elegance. In the 'I coupe, .111
be found l'OitttlliN AND 31 1in11,4 Ts t.t:NT or the high-
Oct excellence, and In the corletts representat bunt given.
'rift be limed
Now Acts! New Changes!! and Novel Eftbcts!!!
Among ninny of the Oril:lnn:ldes of 11113 COIIIIOIIIS, will
be represented, the Dramatic Spectacle, from
Dyrolia Poetic Legend of
1:"P ..4.as II
OR, THE WILD HORSE OF. TARTARY
Eques , rtem Ct.rp4, fir. the 64-
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At Cc., 011,11,11 nt xn
thorn.. emwilte, th,. ycut otcy:
• MADAME CAMILLA,
The ht..* ur• K , , , ,, 1116T11111. W 11141 , 1414111. 1.
ft.l I In] hor ion•
bin" nrc de.,glis 111111 W111•1t,
of Ail Rho
MADAME WOODS,
The 0 el.. 1.:14 slI Rh
well I. ilie
Sintes. wRI it. trio.' of I.sr
11,1 ne.l A. .slo.l
ItiarAxii 17...u5.
• •
La PETITE ANNETTE,
Th. I'i3ing :11..1 Lvr licautifiol
twslanr.
1111. E. DERIOUS,
• The Sr,.
Itia. MICHAUD RIVERS,
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of kn.) I ...111%
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Th.. Er;Alia ../1/ I.* Performer.
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The 6A13101. or the Nloclrtn Age,
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- f i r j r4417.?,; " •,,, :• , MIL. .T. $l.ll /IN A, Mon% LAI:ORDE,
a' ~ : e Xi3, ....4V / . The Orval re c!: to/.1 To ; ate Acicl/e/tc
le l'. ...t1 ‘1
MIL r. i: I V ERS,
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, ~, - 'Li 111.11//g :114.4,r, ao/I LO., /r ..1 the Circla.
Na S. NA m; E. Lome,
it , 11. ll.,Nzr, - M I.,IIACOW,
:lOW .!.., THE TERRIFIC LADDER
• PERFORMERS.
Am! cother maw,. Altallio:rb.
'''''' • ' .:
.r- ' . 0 Clown. DAN OA E DEER
-1.;: . .
xrho le ill In the muse of the ',cern:nature
upon bo
CARPET lIAO OF
• W IT.
BIG. ANTONIO CAPPALINO I
From Corot, wad Vow& aid
RUSSIAN BEARS.!
relltnipeeo Aro:Artily saloniaing
wad ISMAt b. r..n to N bidiei ed. Nu Ex.
• tu•It0• TOR 111 , 111 • Atm-tout.
TALTHT. TI.• Eveuloig 1.11 w will
teniiiimito with the
THRILLING DRAMA OP
IS/LAN..
The GoGwool Procemilon will Inter Tows
P. g . rr)VIIE11:11 0 1.111VIrs t ew d
lowed by all the Company, dweural ' ila wir
W. =Won.
P. COULDOCK, Agent.
—2t
OM
TUST received, a flesh supply of Oro
el such as Sugar, Itio
. " "11 1 1 Teas; Spicesi, dcc., ,tc., for stile ut tko
lowest matlet prices,
nourr s; STUCKERT'S
April 30
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, of almosttlery style
• and patorn, suchns black and fancy colored Silks,
plain and figured Do Laines, Challi, Lawns, Ging
ham, Alpacas, &a., &c., at the Cheap Store of
GUTII k SCHLAUCIL
Car. of Eighth and Hamilton Sts.
April 23.
FOP. RENT—Two largo rooms on the second story
of the Store at No. 9 West Hamilton street.
Orphan's Court Sale.
111Q,Y virtue in tarsuance of nn order issued out of
the Orplinn's Court of tho county of Lehigh,
there will ho exposed to public sale, on rridny the
13th day of June next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon:
nt •the Public House of John &blintz, fr., in North
IVhitoball township, the following described proper
ty, viz :
A certain tract of land, contain
ing Iron Oro, with the appurtenances, situated in i , nid
township of North Whitehall, in the county of Lc
high aforesaid, bounded by lands of Leslie Jeter.
Stephen DaMet, .Philip Strouss and other lands of
Stephen Barnet, deceased, containing ten acres and
eight perches strict measure, on which there is a
deposit of Invaluable
IRON ORE,
known us Stephen Dalliers Minei. This is the best:
most extensive and_ lucrative Ore Mine in Lehigh
county, and I;eel:it'd to none in the. state of Peunsyl-
VIIIIiiI. It has already been successfully worked for
upwards of thirty years, and to a depth of over seven
ty-tivo feet, with a proSpect of a continuous nod
abundant supply. Persons desirous of viewing the
55100 prior• to the day of Sale, will call on. Mr. Jolt
Camphel, who resides on the premises.
The other improvements on said premises uu•o R
ouo•and a- half story frame
DWELUNC HOUSE,
frame stable, Blacksmith shop, and other neccssnry
out buildings.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold two
Lenses, securing the rights end privileges, to dig
and raise Iron Ore, on the following properties, to
wit:
The oneot lease doted the 30th day of Deremlwr,
A. P. 1525, between Peter Troxell, of North White
hall township, in said County of Lehigh, and Stephen
%Hitt and Samuel Helfrich, far one half of inn acre
of land for the purpose of digging and raising Iron
Ore. it being part of that tract on which the said Pc ter
Troxell thou resided.
FIiANCIS XAXDER
MB
The other a Ices° olated the 10th day of February, ,
A. D. I,S:iO, between Nathan Benner, of North White
hall township, Lehigh comity, and Stephen Daniel.
sr., deceased, for all the Iron' Oro in and upon the
lands and premises, then in the possession of the
said Natlima Benner.
EN
Being the real utato of Stephen Barnet, tleeen9e,l.
late of the township of ,East Penn in the'county of
Carbon.
Terms on the day at the place of ado, and due at
tendance given by
_
.
Transportation Line.
TILE undersigned is now prepared to ship all kinds
of Merchandise, ,te., from Philadelphia to Easton.
Bethlehem; Allentown, Munch Chunk, Penn Haven,
and all intermeditile places. Goods will be received
and shipped from No. tis North Wharves, below Vine
street, Philadelphia. The Lino is fitted out in the
best possible manner, which enables him to tranloirt
all Goods entrusted to his care with safety and des
pateh. As ho is n new beginner. ho hopes, by care
ful and prompt. attention to business, to be layered
with a liberal share of paironave.
HENRY . SCHWEITZER, Proprietor. •
Aott:srs.
• It. B. Sellers & Cu., Philadelphia.
George W. House!, Easton.
G.& A:Bachman ' Preemansburg.
Andrew M'Curty, Bethlehem.
Aug. J. Ritz, Allentown.
Teisans having tioodo in the Stare Haim, at
Allentown are requel , ted to take them away without
delay.
May 7. I"—tf
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- -- -, T N the Orphans' Court of Lehigh county.
MEAL I In the matter of tit a account of Reuther'
—` Inia Jonas :Reisinger. Alitllillif 'rotors Of till
anti singular the goods and tdiattels, which WPM of
George Bensinger, late of the township of Ileidelberg,
in thu county or Lehigh. deceased.
And now, April Bth, 1856, the Court appoint S..T.
Kistler, Esq., auditor to audit and resettle the above
account soil make distribution according to law.
The auditor above named gill attend to the dutiei.
of .11 is appointment on Saturday the 21th of May neat.
at 10 o'doelt in the forenoon, at the ho n es (.1 Peter
Miller, in Saegersville, Lehigh count•, where all
persons interested may Mama if they see proper.
May 7. —llt
Allentown, April 2Stb, Witt.
The long . agony is over. Peace is once more re
stored on the continent of Europe. Wars and rumor:
of wars will no lenger he the theme of conversation
in the social circle, hut the more natural inquiry is
auto where the cheapest good, , can he tonight.
received a lot of Print,i, fast colors, and also a lot of
tileached and unbleached 4uslins, selling them oIT
tVI cents. Also a lot of Spring 'and. Summer Shawls
of every style, for sale cheap. at
HO[ PT & STITKERT'S.
April 10. —tf
LOOK this Irtiv for phiin and fancy em,simereg,
Kentucky jeans, Tweeds, Gamin-eons c.
Call before purchasing elswhere, and you will find
all the above goods are °Mired at the greatest bar
gains, at No. West Hamilton Street, at the Now
York Store, kept by
. lIOUPT & STUCKERT.
April 30. —tf
TRUNKS.—Just received and for sale a choice lot of
1 Leather and Oil Cloth Trunks at the Shoe Store
UN TO Ti[ [ADO
OF
ALLENTOWN and vicinity we would say. that
we most respectfully solicit their attention to our
new and splendid assort men t or AI I L L I NE WY I ;mots,
selected with great care from the most faAionalile et
tabli,hments in New York and Philadelphia. Among
oar stock we have Crepe and Silk Bonnet and Stritivs•
of all descriptions, Ladies' Dress Caps, Infant Caps
and Hats,Rilibons, Flowers, and Pitney Veils. Also,
handsome assortment or Mourning Hounds always
on hand. Old bonnets repaired sons to make them
appear like new. We are thankful for past favors.
and hope by strict alto' tion to business and low pri
ces to merit a share of your patronage. We flatter
ourselves to be able to offer all inducements that can
be given, and invite you to, cull and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere. We have remov
ed from No. 11 to No. 35 West Ilamilton street, fonr
doors below. MRS. STOPP dC CO.
April 9. • —tf
TO THE PUBLIC
A S certain persons ranko n practice of ontoring
ferent business places, nod buy goods on my
erodri, I hereby caution the public not to sell anything
to such persons in my name, whether orders aro pro.
tainted or not, as I will not hold myself responsible
for debts so contracted. If I wont to purchuso any
thing on credit I will call personally.
CHARLES WIEAND.
Allentown, April 30. —3l
aItOCERIES.—We have a large
r •ife supply of all kinds of Greet.-
1i141.t ries Buell as Sugar, Coffee, Moles-
M.ll, " " M" flOti ' ' Green and Black Tea, Spices of
all kinds. Sc.
GUTII k SCHLAUCIf, 41W. litunillon St.
, April 23. —t
DR. SCHIJLTZ
rFICII No. 58 East Hamilton street, a few doors
O
. below - Profs. Guth & Co's. Store. Meal times
nt the American Hotel.
Allentown, April 30, 1855. --Cm .
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FuitNismNo 000Ds.—wo hart' in sum Linen
Shootings, Damask Table Diapers, Table Cloth.
Pillow Caso Linen, Martianles Chats, Bleached and
Unbleached Muslins, all widths, Furuiture und Apron
Chocks, Ticking, Fianna .k.c. • '
GUTH SCHLAUCH, 41 VI. Hamilton St. .
April 23.
AMION BALLIET,
s At'un'ors,
JOHN BALLIET, '
By the Court: J. W. Mteltr.Fr, Clerk
May 7
SWEITZ ER'S
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
'From the Records.
Te,t :—.T. W. MICKLEY, Clerl
INTERESTING DIALOGUE
John.—Bello, Jim, I want to talk you a gnostical?
Where did your wife get her Sunday rip
Jim.—Why, at the New York Store, of cottrte, kept
by I ioupt k„ Stuckert. I'm surprised that you should
ask that question, when everybody is talking about
the splendid rot of new Spring, thuds, just reboil:ea
by them, and which they are ofng so -untazitigry
cheap. Why, where have you bin that you know
nothing of all this.
Joha.—l've been to California, end Just returned!
Inst week. I shall go home immediately and send
my wire round, to the New Twit Storm What; num
ber is it?
Jim.—Ntimlter 29 Wesilililton street. You can
get anything there you may unnt. They sell most
splendid cal er:es nt ti cents, fast colors, better than
I hnci, bought at 10 cents. Also, Mutable, White
insimun4. linrego Delaines, Tritamings, &My
and wo Lily our Grorerics there, Sugar, TCIX, COOOO%
Cheese, 4:e., the best in town.
fehn.-1 shell deal there if they aro accommo.
dnting.
you may depend on that.
John and Jim separate for their homes, John t7ell
pleased that ho has found out where Jim'a wifo got
her Samlay rig,
April 30,
=lt - TT'33o.7llEfflgarAirailt
pERFORAIS all operations on the
U r - T's -A- Teeth, both operative and mechani
cal, far superior to most of Dentists. Among tho
rest, lie is now prepared to matte whole upper sots of
Troth on (lutta:Pcrohn. fln. from 20 to 25 dolltirsia
l'ersens in want of Teeth should apply at his Office,
East. Hamilton street, up stairs, a few doors
Lort of l'retz, Guth ,t; Co's. 'Store,
April :10-Jul..t
321.= 7 ' - Z"M__ll2Z . GOO
FOll. FALL.—Any person wishing tct
purchase n new Piano, can be fur
iiisheil with such n one as he may select
from one .1 . Lie largr,t Musical Stores in New York,
at fifteen per cent. tulow manufacturers' prices. Call
at VHS OFFICE.
April 23. •
JUST received, n lot of Dress Good's, such ns pinirr
Black tool Fancy Silpo. latest stylus of Barogo
Delaines, Challies, Gingluttns, &c. Also, a lot of
Flaor and Table Oil Cloths, Brussels, Ingrain and
ling Carpets. Call and §oo them nt
lIOUPT & STUCKERT'S.
April 30. —te
ECM
Another Lot of Cheap goods.
L Strome Co .,
NO. 9 WEST HAMILTON STRE.F:
Would chll the attention of purchasers to their im4
mense end, complete stock of •
SUMMER GOODS,
Ealbracing i ttll the various and latest stylea of
BriMantes, Poplin:4, Ging- ,
hams, ChaHies, Lawns, Barege
Delaines, Solid col'd. De-
Bareges, Swiss
Cambric, Jaconets, Prints, ke., cheaper than'
they can be purchased anywheie else.
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Our Shawl 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 Silk Mantillas, some as low ns
Spring Shawls as low as $1,50. Very good Silks for'
621 cents a yard. We have all wool Dolaines, of dif
ferent colors. at 10 cents, French Lawn, yard wide,
at 10 cents, Calicoes, a largo stock, as low as 5 cents:
In the next place we have a One assortment of
CLOTIIS,CASSDIERS,COTTONADES,
CASHMERETS, TWEEDS, LINENS,
nail a host of other Goods for Mon and Boys' Wear.
DOUSE FUItNE“IINO GOODS.—Our stock of
House Furnishing Goods will always be found to con
sist of a very general assortment, and at prices which
w;11 nl . liltisfacliuit.
Of Ol!.vos, Laces, Collars, Veils, Laces ?
Triminiegp, .I:e., we have the most complete stock in
town.
lu•;.\DY MADE CLOTIIING.—Our stock of Sum
mer Clothing comprises every thing in the Clothing
flue. It is mode up of the hest materials, in the most
durable manner, and will be sold at Philadelphia
prices, We sell tiret-rate entire suite for $2.50.
QU EENSWA E.—Of Queensware wo hm•o a fine
and stylish assortment, comprising every article that
is !nnnuctelured. We have always on hand a general
assortment of
•
whk:l we are enabled offer ns low us the SAIIO nr-•
tides can be purchnsed elsewhere. We wont It dis ,
tinctly undereto,ol that we take nll kinds of Country
Produce, for which we pity tbelighest market prleo.
10 conclusion we soy, giro us a call before you pur
chute elsewhere.
Allentown, April 2:
•• - ALA ROE LOT of Markerel, just
33
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at._.. , _ti. received and for male at Stepp's
• '—; Volp Cheap Cash Store. Also, received
; . Mt& this day, many thousand dollars
.......---*--- - - worth of Dry Goodu, from N. York,
which will be sold uhcaper than ever, at the cheap'
Cash Store of JOSEPH STOPP,
.
- 15 West Ilamilton 'street:
BLT:IS MERTZ
DARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
THE REST ALTERATIVE KNOWN!'
Not n .eerrlicle of Jfri•rulj in it
An infallible rentmly for Scrofula, Ring's Evil, Rhiu ,
matisni, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimplos or
Pustules on iho Agtto mid
Fi:ver. Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm, or Totter,
Scald bond, Enlargement mul pain of tboßonim
and Joints, Salt Rheum, Stubborn Ulcers,
Syphilitic Disorders, andalldiscusenaris-
ing from an injudiciena use of Mercury,
i I infirtitionco in Lila, or Impurity of
the Blood.
This great remedy, which has become so rapidli'
and on justly celebrated for its extraordinary efficacy
in relieving and curing many of the moot obstinate
and torriblo Ibrum of disease with which mankind Is
afflicted, is now offered to the public, with the Confi
dent assurance that no Mcmcnt. DISCOVERY' over
made I/113 been so enlinontly successful in curing
Scuorvi..t, and ALL DISE'ASE'S OF TIM BLOOD, US Car. ,
ter's Spdninh Mixture.
The proprietors are receiving by .every their most'
flattering and HEtonishing details of cures made in all
parts 04110 country, and in most cases where the
shill or on beat Physicians had been tried in vein.
Its power over the Iltoon is truly remarkable, and
all diseases arising from impurity of that. great SEA'
of lavn, have teen relieved and cured without a sin
gle failure out of the thourands who have need It
Carter's Spanish Mixture contains no Murcury, Opi
um, Arsenic, or any dangerous drugs, but is eompos.
ed of Roots and Herbs, combined With other ingredi
ents of known virtue, and may he given to the yonng
eet infant or most debilitated invalid, without the
least possible hesitation.
WM. S. BEERS ,It CO., Proprietors,•
No. 304 Broadway, New York.
-Inc - Price $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5. For'
side by J. B. Moser, Allentown, S. Attu, Bethlehem,.
and druggists and merchants generally.
New York, February 13, 1050.
QEENSWARE.L—Wo have Om fullest and best co-
Meted assortment of (Wen ;ma (llnHiWure ever
seen in Allentown, 011(1 which wo aro enabled to ctll
cheaper thnn it can be bought elsewhere.
GUTII SCHLAUCTI; Al W. Hamilton St,
April 23
DR. J. P..BARN ES,
CROCERiES
L. STROUSH a CO.y
No. ii \Yost Hamilton strut:
THE GREAT PURIFIER Or TIIII BLOOD
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