Orphan's Court Sale.
5"'La 4 22.M. 5 2 2 M. 52
:PY virtue and in pursuance of an order issued out
of the Orphan's Court of Lehigh county, there
will be exposed to sale, on Friday and Saturday the
30th and 201 h days of September, at 111 ti clod{ in the
forenoon, at Thu Lehigh Furnace, in the Township
or Washington. in said - County of Lehigh, all the
following. described Tracts of Land, being a part of
I
the real estate of Stephen Balliet, late of the Town
ship of East Penn, County of Carbon, deceased, des
ignated in the Inquisition upon Laid estate as purport
No. 1 :
NO. 1.--Tract of Land situate in the Township oi l
Washington, and County cif Lehigh, bounded b the
hereinafter described Tract NO .1. by land now or lute
of Chrbdian Moss, by Tracts No. 6. 2 stud :1. contain
ing 111jacres, strict measure, on which is erected the
LEIIIGH El RN ACE and appurtenances.
NO. 2.—Tract of Land situate in soil Township of
Washington , bounded by 'Tract Na 0, by lands now
or late of Michael Neff, by No 5, by 1:11111s now or tae
of Christian Moss, and by No 1, containing . 11 acres
and llt perches, strict MOM - MIT. on which is erected
four LOU 11WELL1Nti 111)1 $1
NO, tb—Traet or 'bawl situate in. said Township,
bounded by Yawls NOS. I and 1, and by lands now or
late of Christian Moss, coo t it totn ,, 2 nerds out 27
perches, on which is erected a STONE DWELLINtt
and STORE 1101 . 'E, and other appurtenances.
NO. d.—Tai of Land sitnate in said Township.
bounded by land now or late of Chribtian Moss. mo t
by Tracts Nos.l and :Leo:it:titling I acre and 00 pereh
cc, on which is is ereetell a WEltill 114FSE appur
tenant to the Laid Furnace.
NO. 7.—Tract of Land situate in said Township.
bounded by Tract No. 2 and by lands of Miehael
and Shnon Snyder, containing Ii items and twenty-one
perches. strict inemotre.
No. o.—Traet of Land situate in said Township.
Mounded by Traels Nos. 7, 111, 11, 2 and Land by lands
of.Tonas bloss,llllColl Lauchnority land , now or late
of tbalfrey Peter, Daniel 11 medehe r and George
Kraus, containing 72 acre: and 11 perches. strict 1111,1-
taro.
Nil. 7.--Traet of 1.0n.1 mmitnnto ill Paid T..Nctim-littm.
hounded he Tritet, no. 11 Ity !Aid, tt,.„,• : „.
Irnuss, John. 1•11•11, Jr.. :Ina ...too , Ilcos, containing 11
acres awl 12 itercliepcoll. 1 men,tivo.
Ttoet, 01 . i.etta ,itttatt in Feitt Tact,-
ehip, one oI 1111 01 1...in,1ed I.y of Soloincin 1100
'frauls. Ni.l:z 12 11,1.1 tl, r. 11,1 I,c heels or Janis
1100
I molt:lining 111 ncem.m.n...l 1112 imm•rm•lt.,, mmtriet nicitmAtro:
the other Imm.tin.h..l I V 1:01.1 .ml .1..1.n l'el;..lonam• 1
Nor. 111 1111,1 :tore, witl 10 poi , -
the two tracts I..;;•otticr ...nintining 15 :wres and
112 percher.
NI). !I.—'frost lend 0111th in the Township a
in .eta catty. teataea 1,, 11111.1:4 111 . ; 4, .10•
men IS'ulier, 51.1,01111 110 x tool .11.A11
vont:mining 10 acry.: o:..1 .1 1 tmerulte::, strict 1:1011-
NO. 10.—.1 eorinin Trnmq of 1,81111 :41.11:mte in• the
Toulo-1111. of ‘1 . 0,111.i.1-1....1, 1.. t• 1.001, of 1 . 111111.
Trno Ni'. 0, kn.!, ttlo• s nu.l Tract
(1, :11 :more , :111.1 i 1.1
stun.
;VI. 11,-1 eertahl Tray t I.::11.1 shoat: it: Enid
Town-hip 1V:,1;1eg.t.,11, Ino:11.1; .1 I.y Trnei No. Ii
unit by Inud or I nett.' and
2
porches.
U. 12.—.\ Pertnln ' Tract of 1:121.1 sittinte in snill
nf Woshingtnn ,nic liyiniols At NVillinin
NIIS. 4:i al:II 1:111.1: 4 11I '
Itov.1; nu.l Henry llhl, ;om:titling
21 nerec 101 , 1 I ;1111/ 11111INVOIVC ..r
vent.
ln.—.t ' lined of Imn.l sittinle in the
1.3 . 'ten; t 1 ;
11!itte:NIAnntnin 1...11.1. No. 1:2. owl I.v_hund it
N alter
11/14111 . 110Wnitee.
N'. 11.—A Tr., loind :.ititnte in sni.l
TA's nship{lci~h 11 1.,.,:,..i.•,t Ly I : „!,;, „ I .1 ; ,,.„1,
WWI M1.11t11.1111 1:11111S ICI
NV.ilter A 1 4 11pkr int.l 1.. r ;ono:lining
sior ioi 1
N.l. 1 Tract of sai.t
„r
IV/111,i...111 , ot! It. II owl Nll. I I, 1 . 1111-
i•1111.1/11A ,11•1 . , 1 111111
INI I . T 1.11•1 01' Limit in
Tii‘vl,llili rzi l ovudo,l hp Tracts No,. 1 7.
79 aw l Imo. 110,11.‘• I t tntls t:.2.1 . g , .• eDittniDitip
4 nen.. , a:,,1 11110 61111 . .
NI). 'Tract of IVoo4 T.nit.l sitnato in sai.l
q'ownsliiit of 14'1.1,11,1 . g. IDonolell hp lands of !lour:,
Front I.ow or late of Daniel lerit, Traet,
N to. 19. 70 nut Iti, and by Innlls Ileor•Dt 111101:.
:ii D eo, un,l stt.!
NO. 4A.—.\ Ten.•l of NV .D1:1 1.811.1 sitnato iu 0.1111
7.70,v11.1111, 11e!.4.11,rg, 4..tit01,4 !y Tract, Nos. ill
1,11.1 I I . 1,, Ith ie 1,,,)..1,1 John 11111.0M:tr.
17enigo 11:1;1: ntol N.'. 1 , 1. conta:lll...g 21 1tc1 . 0.4
Lli 11•1411 , .
Nil. I'./.—Two Travis of Won't L:tlDl. t.itnnte in nnio
Town..l.tp 11. 0110 of them 4outi.lt.ll 1.0
No, 211, 1,1 1 .1 , 01' N..-.
:ti, 21 uml 22, mid 1.15 perch,
11111 niluo':mrl': 1,01111,1,1 Ly No. Is of
'tor! 111.1111,..ti0n, I.y Tung Na. 17, buil,
~t MCII,I k 1.ev.111. me! I.y 'fraet No. 211, 1 01 1 taining
:14 ueres. nn ll 1 :111.:ww.co. the tiv,'
inlets containing to;..eti,er ael'l2,l 11141 i 0 iwrclie,
and allow,nee.
NO. Trail or 1,811.1 siltinte snil
iil'lN•tir
N o . Is. No. 1,1 I,r purport No. 2. No. 10
111111
by land, or 11.1n101 IVidow 1:1 too.
I'. 51111111 111.1 : 4 11‘.1)13111....r. COW:111111,g 17:0, :wises 120
rori•ln2,
21.—.\l.~011•;Innte in said
Town,lol. a Ilk 1.1 , 11 , evg. Inffil.d. , .l 'lroet No. 1_
limas 0 f..1.4111 I.:111111 and 11' No. ill,
1101 ., :MA 1 it; iii•ri•licri
N 1). 22.—A Travt ~r Ivo,' I situ:tie in
snid
1 rg. IP, In' Ilitt.)
41111 v or 1,00 or (110,4i:tit I;rtitit 'l't•to.l
No. 21, vont:ll:ling IS e. 9 perellestntll
'fraot of 'Wood I.ltol situate in sal,'
Township of Heidelberg. bounded by Tr. 1444,4 Nos.
20 and 19, and by 144,41. .1 I,Lvatt; con
Mining 11 noes aml :19 p.4relles.
NO. 21.—.\ Tract of 1C nod Land situate in said
Township 41f Heidelberg, I o Ivy Tract No. 23.
by lands of Peter Miller. lands now or late of denary
• 'Fryman, mot lands 13 ' 1111131:I Kroner, co orbiting ltl
acres 11011 3U perches and altos once.
NO. 23.—A Tract of W 44.441 1,44101 ,ituate in said
Township or iiebhdboy..z. 11.500.1e , i Nt,s. 21 11113 22
of Purport No. 2, by No. 23, iands of Peter
Nos. 21, 27. 20 and 211, containing 13 noes and one
114411'41nd allow:men..
NI). 211.—A Tract of Wool Land situate in 0001
• Township of Heidelberg - , bounded by 'Practs Nos. 21
unit an, by lands of Peter Miller null by No. 23, con
taining 21 acres and 113 pert strict measure. .
NO. 27.—A Tract a wood hood -ideate in 10.141
Township of Heidelberg, boutoled hy Tracts No. 25,
by lands of Daniel Irattss, Nos. 28 and No, 23, con
taining 19 acres and 50 porches.
NO. 28.—A Tract of Wood Land situate in said
Township of Ileidelberg, bounded by Tracts Nos, 211,
25 and 27, by lands of Daniel Kistler n u ll IViolow
Schneider, containingtl acres and 73 perches, strict
10011.9111 re.
NO. 29.—A Tract of. Wood Land situate in the I
Township or Lynn, in said County of Lehigh. boun
ded by Tract No. 22 of purport No. 2, 'Tract No. 25,
lands of Widow Snyder and . Tracts Nos. 21t, 30 and
31, containing 2.1 aeres•and 51 perches.
NO. 30.—A Tract of Wo o d band situate in said
Township of Lynn. bounded by lands of Widow
Schneider, Daniel Kistler, Daniel lleintzelman and
. Tract No. 29, containing 15 acres and 120 perches,
strict measure.
NO. 31.—. A Tract of Wood Land sitnate 111 Said
Toivtiship of Lynn, bounded by land or Alice liroune,
by Tracts 2 , :05. 22 nod 211, by lands of Daniel Ileintz
elman and Tract No. :12, containing 23 notes and 20
Perches and allowance.
NO. 32.—A Tract of Wood Land situate in said
• Township of Lynn, bounded by lands late of :Dice
Brown, Tract No. 33, lauds of 1. lienneliolf, and lands
of J. 1). Kistler, containing 10 acres.
NO. 33.—A Traet of N) ood 1.111141 silunto in said
Township of Lynn, bou o. :12,nded by lands late of
Jacob
Zerfass, Alice Drown, Nlands or Israel ll
kotT and Tract No. 311, containing 00 acres tool three
• quarters. strict measure.
" NO 31.—A '['root of Wood Land situato in :said
Township of Lynn, boluldcd by 'tract No. 33, lands
of Israel lienneltoff, John Kistler, No. :is and lands
of Into Jacob Schneider, containing 413 acres and 711
Porches, strict measure..
NO 33.—A. 'front Of Wood Land situate . in said
•
Township of T,ynn. bounded by lands of Greenawalt,
Jacob Kerschner, Martz 01111 Tract No. 31, cuutiining
a ~,,,44.1,4444. strict . weitsuru.
NO. 36.—A Trnet of Wood Lnnd situnto in raid . 1
Township of Lynn, bounded by lands Into of Jacob
Zerflies, Trnet No. 33, lands of Bane Bennekoli, Phi- •
lip Venstermacher, Jneob Kistler, deed., end IMMO
& Lenin, containing Si acres, strict mensure.
NO. 37.—A Trnet of Wood Lnnd situate in the '
Township of Heidelberg, bounded by . lands of Adam I
Ilerman, Tract No.-10. hinds or John Fink and Tracts
Nos. 39; 3s and 19, containing 22 acres and 61 per,ll
- strict measure.
NO. Tract of Wood-Lnnd situate in said
Toanship of Heidelberg, bounded by Tract
ly undo of Alwnham Rode. (leorge Fryman on-I
Tract No. 37, containing 11 'arses and 19 perches.
NO. 39.—A Trite( of Wood Lund situate in snit
Township of Heidelberg.. bounded by land of Ato.o-
hem Body, Henry :ThiylT. Fink nod Traci
37. containing 2 acres, on,.Lich is ereeted lAA;
1)WE1.1.1NO NOUS :. and ocher apporte
nomms.
NO. 10.—A Tree) if Wood Land situate in imbi
Township or Hcidel .erg. Lwmdea be lands late or t*
Mh:miter. Tract No. 37 and hoots bite of Rerig
Netbleontnining 15 acres and 151 perches.
NO. 41.-1 Tract of Lund situnto in the township
- of Washington, bounded I,y lands of John
Tracts Nos. 10. S; 12, -12 and others, containing
acres. more or less.
NO. 42.-A Tract of Wood Land situate in
said Township of Washington, bounded by
Tracts No. 12, No. 41,. lands of Aaron Blocs
and Tract No. 43, containing 34 acres, stoi , i
measure, on which is erected an old LOG
HOUSE.
NO. 43.—A Tract of Wood Land situate in
said Township of Washington, hounded by
lands late of Frederick Miller, now or late of
John Shoenberger , Aaron Bloss, Tracts Nos.
42 and 12 Blue Mountain Land, Nos. 79 and
41'i and No. 44, containing 220 acres and allow-
twee. •
NO. 44.—Two Tracts of Wood Land situate
in said Township of Washington, one of them
bounded by Tract No. 43 Blue Mountain Land
and land of 1). Ilandwerk, containing 33 acres
and thirty-live perches and allowance the
other bounded by Tract No. 45, lands of D.
Ilandwerk and Blue Mountain Land, contain ,
ing, 271 acres and allowance, said Two Tracts
containing together GO acres and 25 perches
and allowance.
NO. 45.—A Tract of Wood Land situate in
said Township of Washington, hounded by
Tract No. 46. lands of William Meyer, Tract
No. 44 and Blue Mountain Land, containing
50 acres and 112 perches and allowance.
NO. 46.—A Tract of N'ooil Laud situate in
said Township of Washington, bounded by
Blue Mountain Land Tracts Nos. 49 and 48
by lands late of Jacob Snyder, Tract No. 47.
lands of William Meyer and Tract No. 45, con
taining 32 acres and 104 perches.
NO. 47.—A Tract of Wood Land situate in
said township of Washington, bounded by
lands late of Jacob Snyder, C. Snyder, William
Meyer and Tract No. 46, containing 9 acres
and 67 perches.
NO. 48.—:A Tract of Wood Land situate in !
said Township of Washington, bounded by
Tracts Nos. 46 and 40, lands of C. Wert. J. I
Wert, Tract No: 51, lands now or late of Clovis
than Wert, and Tract No. 50, containing 43
acres and 27 perches.
NO. 49.—A Tract, of Wood Land situate in
said Township of Washington, bounded by
Tract No. 48 Blue 'iMountain Land. Tract No
52, and lands of Wert, containing 33 acres and
70 perches.
NO. 50.—A -Tract of Wood Land situate in
said township of Washington, bounded by lands
of C. Wert, H. Jacob Snyder and
Tract No. 98, containing 50 antes. more or less
NO. 51.—A Tract of Wood Land, situate in
said Township of Washington, bounded by
lands of Conrad Wert, Martin Wert, I). Pauly.
Tract No. 48 and others, containing 15 acres
and e 5 perches. strict measure.
NO. 52.—A Tract of Wood Land situate in
said Township of Washington, bounded by
Blue Mountain Land Tracts Nos. 53 and 54
land.; of Henry limit ./.e and Tract No. 40, con
taining 6111, acres.
NO. 53.—A Tract of Wood Land situate in I
said Township of Washington, bounded by
Tracts No. 55. !Slue Mountain Land 'Tracts
Nos. 52, ; 54, 56 and 57, containing 56 act es and
40 perches.
NO. 54.—A Tract of Wood Lund situate iii
said Towtisliip of Washington. bounded by
lands of Henry Ilenritze, al,d Tracts Nos. 52.
53• and 56, containing 77 acres and 05 perches
NO. 55.—A Tract. of Woodland situate ill
said Township of Washington, bounded by
Tract No. 58, Blue Mountain Land Tracts Nos.
53 and 57, containing 100 acres and 22 perch
es, strict measure.
NO. 56.—Two separate Tracts of Land situ
ate in said Township of Washington, one of
them bounded by Ti arts .Nos. 53, 57 and 59.
by lands of Iteniamin Ilarthire and Tract No.
54, containing 23 acres and 98 perches, strict
measure : the other bounded by lauds of Geo.
Kern,• Martin Wert, Benjamin I lartlur, and
late of Cli istoploT Kern. containing 110 perch
es, strict measure, tin' twit tracts If v•liiur
taining 21 acres and 54 perches, sir;measure.
NO. 57.-A Tract of Wood Land Si: nate ill
said TONVIIship of 'Washington. bounded by
land late of William Kern. by Tracts Nos. OS.
55. 53. 5(1. Si) and 60, lands of Joseph Peter
and John Peter, containing 89 acres and 1081
perches and allowance.
NO. 58.—A Tract of Wood Land situate in
said Township of Washington, bounded by
Tracts Nos. 55 and 57, lands or Thomas Kern.
Tracts Nos. 62, 63, 64. 65, 66. 67, lands late
of John Benninger, and Tracts Nos. OS and 60
and blue Mountain Land, containing 106 acres,
More or 111:15. •
NO. 50.—A Tract of Wood Land situate in
said Township of Washington, bounded by
lands of George Kern, Simon Iterig, Tracts Nos.
56, 57 and 60, and by lands of John Kreitz.
containing 40 acres and 12G perches, strict
measure; and One Tract of Wood Land situate
in said Township, bounded by Tracts Nos. 46,
45, 47 and 50, containing 25 acres and 50
perches. strict measure.
NO. 60. —A Tract of Wood Land situate in
said Township of Washington, bounded by
' lands of Joseph Peter. George Kern, Tracts
Nos. 59 and 57, containing 60 acres.
NO. 61.—A Tract of Wood Land situate in
said Township of Washington, bounded by
lands of Thomas Kern, Jonas Kern and Tract
No. 58, containing 15 acres and 61 perches,l
strict measure.
NO: 62. A Tract of Wood Land situate in !
said Township of Washington, bounded by'
lands of Nicholas Kern, Thomas Kern and
Tracts Nos. 58 and 63, containing 15 acres,
strict measure.
NO. 63.—A Tract of Wood Land situate in
said township of Washington. bounded by
'reads Nos. 58 and 64, lands of Nicholas Kern
and Tract No. 62, containing 12 acres and 40
perches. strict measure.
NO. 64.--A Tract of Wood Land situate in
said Township of Washington, bounded by
Tracts NOS. 58, - 65 and 67, lands of Nicholas
Kern and Tract No. 63, containing 12 acres
and 40 perches, strict measure. •
NO. 65.—A Tract of Wood Land situate in
, said Township of Washington, bounded by
Tracts Nos. 66, 67, 61 and 58, containing 11
acres and 140 perches, strict measure. •
5.0. 66.—A Tract of Wool Land situate in
said Township- of Washington, bounded by
Tracts Nos. 53, 67 and 65, containing 12 acres
I a nd 8 perches, strict measure.
I NO. 67.—A Tract of Wood Land situate in
said Township of Washington, bounded by
Tract No. 58, land of John Benninger, Stephen
Kern, Charles Kerfi, Tracts Nos. 05 and 60,
containing twenty-eight acres hind 73 perches,
strict measure.
NO. 08.--A Tract of Wood Land. situate in
said Township of Washington, bounded by.
Tracts Nos. fdl. 70. lands of Ulrich :Benninger
and Tract No. 58, containing 17 acres and 15
j,errhes.striet inc-sure '
69. --A Tract of Wood Land situate in
said 'l'oa•nshi) of Washington. bounded by
Tincts Nos. 58. 68 •and 70, containing 120
acres. more or less.
NO Ti) --A Tract of Wood Land situate
in
said Township of Washington, lamnded by.
Tracts Nos. 69, 71 and 72. lands late of Ulrich
Benninger and Tract No. 68, containing 18
acres and 29 perches, strict measure.
NO. 71.--A Tract of Wood Land situate in
Said ToWnsldu of Washington, bounded by
Tracts NOS. 60 and 75. lands now or late of l
William Kern, D. Snyder, Tracts Nos. 72 and
70, containing 20 acres and 3 percheS and al.
loWance.
NO. 72.--A Tract of Wood Land situate in
said Township of Washington, bounded by
Tract No. 71, lands of I). Snyder. lands now or
late of John Benninger, Peter Laubach
and
Tract No. 70, containing 34 acres and 44
perches. strict measure.
NO. 73.--A Tract of Wood Land situate in I
said Township of Washington, bounded by
lands of John Peter, Samuel Ilerig, Joseph Pe
ter and Tract 57, containing 36 acres and 87
perches.
NO. 74.—A Tract of Wood Land situate in
sail Township of Washington. bounded
by
lands of .Tacob Snyder. Conrail Wert, Samuel
Remely and Frank Walter, containing 25 acres
and 50 pel cites, strict measure.
NO. 75.--A Tract of lilac Mo untain Land
situate partly in the said Township of Wash-
ing.ton and partly in said Township of East
Penn, Carbon county, called Oangwere's tract.
bounded by lands late of Bernard Bannum, by j
the River Lehigh, lands late of William Kern,
by Tracts Nos. 71. 09, 70, by lands late of A.
Porter, contal.ning 315 acres, strict measure.
NO. 76.--A Tract of. Blue Mountain Land'
situate partly in said Township of Washing
ton and partly in said Township of East Penn,
Deo. Ashton's tract.) bounded by lands
tare ofJohn I lay, late of A. Potter, TractS No,
58 and Blue Mountain Land, containing 411
acres and 42 perches, and allowance.
NO. 77.--A Tract of Blue Mountain Land'
situate partly in said Township of Washington
and partly in said Township of East Penn.
(called Mnrgans tract) liomuled by Blue Moun•
lain Land. Tracts Nos. 78 and 11 of purport
No. 2, and No. 14 of purport No. 2, containing
433 acres and one quarter. •
NO. 78.--A Tract of Illae 'Mountain Land
situate partly in said township of Washington'
and partly in said Township of East Penn,
(called Frie's Tract.) bonwied by Tracts No.
45, by No. 40 and No. 15 cif purport No. 2 and
No. 47, containing 417 acres and 40 perches.
NO. 70.--A Tract of Blue Mountain Land
situate partly in Lehigh county and partly in
Carbon county, (called Robert Tea's Tract.)
bounded by Tract No. 43, by Mountain Land
by Nos. 18,16 and 17 of purport No. 2, con.
tanning 430 acres and 31 p• rches.
NO. Tract of Blue Mountain Land
situate in Lehigh and Carlton counties, (called
Mordecai Persel's tract,) bounded by Tracts
No. •2.0 and 33, lands of Balliet & Levan. late of
Conrad Krutu, Peter Miller, Tract No. 26 and
No. 21 of purport No. 2, by Mountain Land
and No. 18 of purport No. 2, containing 426
acres and 50 perches.
NO. 81.--A Tract of Blue Mountain Land
situate partly in said Township of Lynn and
partly in the Township of West Penn in
Schuylkill county, called Saeger's tract, bound
ed by lands of Peter Snyder, David Follweiler,
.1•• Int . A. Reitz, John Ulrich. John Ulrich. dec'd,
I fenny Braucher. Jacob Koenig, David Price.
Solomon Baer. Henry Long and others, Daniel
Poll welter and others, Michael Hartman (late
of S. Balliet, dee'd..) No. 53 of Pimlico No. 2.
and by lands of Pete• Snyder, containing •143
acres and 121 perches.
Terms on the day at the place of sale, and
due attendance riven by
AARON JOHN TIALLIET, Admnt.
By the Court—J. W. LMICKLEY, Clerk.
Aug. 27. --St
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AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
IN litt;tlrpletn's Court of Lehigh County—% lig,. Term.
1 I' , : qi. In tint inaiter or the atteount or Israel Os..
trttla awl .lnatt tiswahl, Executors of the last Will
ana Testament of Elizabeth Oswal!, late of the town
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..ktia now ...lig. ft. I S.;01. the Court appoint Milian
M. Kbtler, Esti., an auditor to !mail tint! resettle th
abort' account :ma make. tlit•tribution according it
nlaw. Front the liettords.
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barrel, .• $7 21Potaltieg, . . •
1 .10 . • • •
...... 80 1 Sitle4, . . • •
Ity•• . • slllSlionldeis, . .
. •• . . . . • •
• 11 011111illter.. • • •
tialt . . , , . . . .55t,EggF,14
. rlihan S C oust S ale •
111 . virtue and in pm:mance of nn order issued out
-1.1 of the Orphan's Court of the Cottoty of Lehigh,
there will be exposed to public sale, on Saturday the
Cith day of September next, nt one o'clock in the
afternoon, upon the premi s es. n certain ME;;SUAtIE
TENEMENT or piece of lamb with the ppurtenan-1
i.e?, situate in Loon township, in the county of Le- 1
hick lirore,nia.l%outHlea by lands of J01111:1 0111111131,
1: carer and David Kistler, containing fourteen
acres. The imProventents thereon
are a two story la g
tatl.' 7l- - 17 q DWE L L!NC HOUSE,
f I it A.}
Log Thum, and other outbuildings.
There is a stream of water near the dwelling house,
—also an excellent orchard with choice fruit woes.
on said l letoiseS. About 2 acres thereof is meadow
hook 1011. acre thereof weed, :and the remainder good
Font land.
Being the Beal Estate of Peter (niter. deceased.
late the, thwn,hip the contit.y arorer4aid.
'Perms on the day at the plave of sale, and due at
, tendaoce given by
A. REITz. 1 .
.lONAi t; laN Ell. j "" ni " re
lay the Court,—.l. W. Mickley, Clod,
Ati gust Lt,
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Piano Forte I\lllllll'ittoi%y
A I,I.ENT , iwN, 1,,., No. 122 \Vest
11.. • :beet. Constantly oit hood :1 sop,
a s ,ortoteill IGOSFAVOI/1/I'I.INO 'Foltl•E:4.
he ho. ,1 told nowt :approved s tyles, i lw i t idlog such
tave four 1,1111.1 01111erF, with backs finished and
:MA in agrecnnitit with the front, scroll feet. &c..
lauded tii lie of the be=t materials and workman
l'innee taken in part payment
Aug. 20—tlin
'lli
OEI4 iME.II2,
N the Court of Quarter of Lehigh counly.l
In the mutter cif the application for a Ilridge
for the Anthony or Maiden Creek, in the townidtip
f Lynn, in the county of Lehigh.
A n d now Aug. li, Isso, the ti rand Jury having m
oiled in ra said Bridge. the same %rill be pre
ode,' to the :odd Court, to take action thereon, no
,a exception+ be filed before the lira day of the
ext se;sione. From the Iteetird,..
Teat—J. MICKLEY, Clerk.
An , . 20.
fial;OrTg -I _.fia
NoTicE in lo•reby given tloit iu !pursuance of an
:1••t ol• the Aseenihly of Pennsylvania.
entitled •• An Act rognlnting the sale It Intoxicating
Liquors.' • pasgeil th • following nain
ea person kill make application to the Court to be
held on the Y'id any of October next. for lacenFe to
Alan and Brewed Liquors in quantities less than
out gallon
ennel, Eating lion,T, "North Whi 14p,
.1. W. MICKLEY, Clerk...
ALLENTOViti ACADEIVIY.
1. Fttil Term of thht Institution trill commence
on lotititty the IA of Seittetnimr.
ring the rat•ation extrusive additions have been
to the Academy roil.ling..
,e School Rootlet in till tlepartmentF are :timeline.,
imictit anti ettractire, and the play-ground is tit
. with i , itittible gymitn:ttic appartims.
'rlie pettily ete n.snrc l th:a the utmort exertions 01
kind, jtiilicitte:t mei experienced teachers, will be ninth
secure the improi ,4* ht.:.
TE.telicits
MEM
f. N. Gregory, A.M., Principal.
Mr; K liart:liorm As.listant, and Teacher of Draw
ing 1 Painting.
Mr. Vanla .1. llarlahorm Assistant, English and
Clas,l
I. N. Music, Piano and Guitar. ,
Miss Louise, F. Chipman,
Miss 11. .1. Hartshorn, Premiptruss.
CiiLson, Primary Department.
RATE. , Ti•ITION PElt (11. A wrr.ll.
Primary Dviotrt t $
-I all
l'onmwit hranilies 4 511--5 00
q.
k,
II
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" with French
MEE
for practice,
•—U a il:n r
practico
ing
ing (Pastel)
•
Citialidate lor •
I',) the Voters of Lehigh County.
FEI,I,t)AV CITIZENS.—At the refiner t of a large
lumber or Illy rrionde, from curious ports or the
cooots. 1. ugnin offer nist.elf (ettldeet to the tleeisital
or the Deameratie County COM entinn,) n
Candi
the olliee
Ist is - 31F-1 . m - 4-- MEI g
at the ensuing i)doher eleetion. - r
taitate as to reeek e a noijority of your ,n Ir. . I
eittlettvoor too 11011111 mi the duties of Ito., !:,;,.
justly and impartially. to the full F:1 i ..•),
who placed their in 1n...
Cll.\ 'IMES
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
IN the Orphan's Court of Lehigh
su: county. In the matter of the ac
--11-7-7L-- "count of Jacob and John Moser, Ad
ministrators of all and singular the goods and
chattles, which were of Jacob Moser. late of
the township of Lynn, in the county of Lehigh,
deceased.
And now. August 11th, IS5d, the Count ap
point S. J. Kistler, Esq., auditor to audit and
resettle the above account and make distribu
tion according to law.
From the Records.. -
Test :—J. \V. MICKLEY, Clerk.
The auditor above named will attend to the
duties of his appointment on Saturday the 20th
of September next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
at the house of JOhn Moser, in.Lynnville, Le
high county, where all persons interested may
attend if they see proper
Aug. 27
tccol
ot.
To the Voters of Lehigh County.
nu. Low evrizEss.—t hereby laer myself to
your conAderntion ft candidate for the (Mice of
HECORDEIt (IF DEEDS', (:object to the decision ul
the Democratic County Convention,) nt the ensuing
October election. Should Ibe co. fortunate mt to re
ceive it 111;04101y la your handt+, I will endear.w to at
tend to the duties of the office with
JunTHOMA S. ctuality mid
fidelity. JOHN .
TREEDIOIINT SEIVIINARY • 1
Q ixTEEN teilue north-west from Philadelphia, near
17 NountsrowN, Po., will be open for YO I'M: MEN
nod noes 111111Ve I I years of age, from October 1, 1S;1i,
till Jane 1, 1557. 'rho site is healthful, thesmrrounti
ing prospect exceedingly beautiful, the accommoda
tions s ufficient for 110 boarders and 21111 students, anti
the terms not e xorbitant. 'rho range of studies is ex
tensive, the teachers experienced and aide. and every
reasonable effort is Made to-promote the physical, in
tellectual and moral welfare of the scholars. A circu
lar will be sent to order, with particulars and referen
ces if desired. SA 11.!1,..L AARON, Prieiriti.
Norristown, l'a
Augu4 20
Job Printing,
Of all kinds neatly executed at this °Mee
RESOLUTION .1
Proposing Amendments to the
11 2nuIion of
the Cohunomvealt •
liClloll . ell by the Senate and /Imam Repredentatier 4
0/ I/ic CoolltllolllCPlllll, o f l 'Cllllll.l.llrllllia ill lit 11,r(11
itw
moldy met, root the following amendments urn pro
posed to the constitution of the commonwealth, in
accordanco with the provisions of the tenth article
thereof.
rIIIST AMENDIMITT.
There slutll 6o lin odditional article to said consti
tution to be designated as article eleven, Os follows:
A ItTlehe NI.
OF PUBLIC DEBTS.
SECTION 1. The state May route:mt. debts, to supply
casual deficits of failures in revomes, or to meet ex
penses not otherwise provided for; but the aggregate
annottnt of such debts direct :old contingent, whether
contracted by virtue of one or more acts of the n
geer
al assembly, or at different periods of time, shall never
exceed seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and
the money arising from the creation of such debts,
Anal be applied to the purpose for which it was ob.
Mined, or to repay the debts it contracted, and to no
other purpose Whatever.
Smrriox 2. In addition to the above limited power
the state may contrilet debts to repel invasion, sup
press insurrection, tlerend the state in war, or to re
ticent the present onts.tanding indebtedness of the
chile; but the money arising front the contraeting
such tlebts, >hall lie applied to the purpose for withal'
it was raised, or to repay such debts, and to no other
purpose whatever.
SECTIoN E :eclat tho debts above specified, in
seetions one and two of this article, no debt whatever
shall lie creaked I,y, or on behalf of the State.
SECTION 4. To provide for the payment of the pres
ent debt, and any additional debt contracted its afore
said, the legislature shall, at its first session. after the
adoption or this amendment. create a sinking fund.
whielt shall lie sufficient 1.1 pay lie accruing interest
on such debt, :Ind annually to reduce the principal
thereof * by :t rum not less titan two Ituddre.l and fifty
thou:-and dollars; which sinking fond shall consist of
Ile net animal income or the I,addic works, foot iikue
to linte owned lay the state.... the proceeds of the sne
iir the same, or any I.:art thereof, mid or tho income
or proceeds or stile or :tuck, owned by the stale. to
gether with lather fowls, or resources, that may lie
designated by law. The said sinking fend may lie
increased, from time to time, by assigning to it any
part or the taxes, or other rerenllCS or the state, taut
required for the or.limiry and curreet expenses of
government, and unlos in ease or w:tr, invasion or
insurrection. no part of the :Add sinking fund shall IR
used or applied otherwise than ill extitlgu i s l u ucut of
fhb public debt, until the amount of such debt is re
duced below the sum of live millions or dollars.
SIICTIoN 1,. The Credit of the commonwealth shall
not in any manaer, or event, be pledged, it loaned to.
ally corporation, or association:
nor shall the commonwealth hereafter become a joint
owner, or stockholder, in any company, association.
or corporation.
SEe - rilas G. Tie commonwealth shall not assume
the debt, or any part thereof', of any county. city. bo
rough, or township; or or :my corporation, or MS:avia
tion: unless such debt shall intro Miele contracted to
enable the state to repel invasion, suppress "'"" ti '
insurrection, defend itself in tine or war, or to assist
the state in the discharge of tiny purlieu of its present
indebtedness.
Sort - lox 7. The legislature shall mat authorize ally
enmity, city, borough. township, or ineurporated dis
(riot, by Virtue of it vote of its citizens, or tillierwiSM
to beeiale a stockholder iu any company, association.
it corporation; tie to obtain Motley for, or loan
It
re.lit to, any corporation, aSsudation, illatitttlion, tat
arty.
Ern
SI:eIIND AM EN PM ENT.
There shall he nn additional valeta to sni.leonsti
utiun, to be ,lesignnted no :allele XII, ne follows:
=I
•
OF NEW COUNTIES.
No eounty shall be divided by a line ratting of
ver one-tenth of its population, (either to fibrin It riots
minty ur otherwise,) without the express assent ii
a. It county, by II vote of the 'electors thereof; Ito
hall any new county be established, containing lee.
lien lour hundred square miles.
THIRD AMENDMENT.
Front peetion two of the first ;midi) of the ronstitu
t , trilio out the "of thr city of Ph
Gin, ihuhl
null " . 1 e,,ch county ren preti rut y frota seetio
live. same nrtiele. striko out the words, " Phil',
..1,1 in anal of the acceral count ;" from sce . tio
seven, seine article. smite out the nerds., tsrahr
the city 11( / ;bidet ',hilt 'ter ntly." and insert iu lie
thereof the words, .• na,/ nor and strike out seetio
four, same article, and in lieu thereof insert the fo
lowing:
Stititos 4. In the year one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-feu rand in every seventh year there
after. representatives to the timelier of one hundred.
shall he apportioned 11111 i distributed equally, throegh
earth° slate, by districts, in proportion to the num
ber of taxable inhabitants in the soverul parts there
of: except that any county containing it Iciest three
thousand live hundred taxables, may bet telluwod n
separate representation: but no more than three
counties shall he joined, and no county stein lie divi
ded, in the formation of a district. Any city contain
ing » sellicient number of bixables to entitle it to al
least two representatives, shall have o separate repre
sreletion assigned it, awl shall be divided into Comm
venient districts of contiguous territory, of equal tax
able population as near as may he, each of which dis
Wits shall elect ono representative."
At the 'cud of section seven, same article, inser
these words, " the eity /'lJLulelpl,i , t shell be dlei
into single Nentl'a •int rif eon, ;golf,. tee
eitory'woe& rep"! in losable inginbttion inoho;
hid no' word 4011 be divided in the fnennain
Harr"(...,
The letrislature, at its first session, after the mbq
thin of this amendment. Audi divik the city of Phi
ailelphia into senatorial and retire:mutative district.
in the u antler above pro, itch: :melt districts to is
main unchanged until t h e npportionment in the ye;
line thousand eight hundred and sixty-four.
with Latin .or
5 50-A 00
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I id
MI
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ForETD AMENDMENT.
To be section xxvi, Article t.
The legislature shall hove the power to alter, re
yoke. or SlTlntd, any charter or lucorporolion hercofttr
conferred Ly, or under. any special. or ;Niteroi low
whenever in their opinion it. may he injurious to tie
citir.ens of the commonwealth sttelt manner, h
ever, that nu injustice shall Le tl.ne to the Wee:
rotor?,
Is St:NA.TE,.Aprit 21, 11.1511.
'flint this resolution pass. On the tir
amendment, yeas 21, nays 5. On the second amen ,
meat, yeas 19, n aps 11. On the third antendmen
yens 2.1, nays 1. On the fourth amendment, ye
23, nays 1.
Extract from the Jomnal.
1:111/1MAS A. MA O 11I11E,
liOVSI: 01' RI:PRESFIVTATIVER ,
April 21, 18511. '
• Rrxolred, Thtit this resolution 1.11,, , „ On the fira
amendment, yeas 72, nays 21. On the serUltd omen.
meld. yens 113, nays 25. On the third amendmen
veils li I, nays 25 ; and on fourth amendment, yet
nays le.
Extract from the Journl.
`WILLIAM JACK, C/...
SrcurTATEr's Ormcn, A. Q. cumrns;
21, 1856.1 Scr'y,Vihr rmummurot
Seru¢T.tin•'n ()mien,
I(,u , ri , :L , uy. ti nn 27, 137,
Pratiny/ritaio, ~.:
I do vertily that Om alloy(' awl foregoing is n Iry
mid ,onset copy of the original '• Resolution Eel
live to an :intendment of The Constitution" 113 1
SUMO I'CIIIIIIII 3 1111 Me 111 this tare.
C ' ---.
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I.
In testimony whereof Ilinvo here ,
Sin A I ,:et my Mimi and outsell to he allisial
6 .--s • seal ~r the Secretary's Office, the tiny
year above written.
• A. O. CrlalN
Serrefary qi the Ceininoitw,./
•
IN SENATE, 4104/ 21, 1 tirin.
Resolution proposing amendments to•the Constitu
tion of the Commonwealth, being under consideration.
On the question,
Will the Senate agree to the first amendment'
The yeas and nays were taken agreehly to the pro.
visions. of the Constitution, tool were as fact's , viz:
A
YES—MeSR.,.. Browne, Iturkalew, Cress' fl,
Fer
gnson, Evans, Flenniken. Hoge, Ingram, Jamison,
Knox, Lauloteh, Lewis, M'Cliutoek. Mire, Sellers,
Shuman, Soother, Straub, Taggart, Walton, W e lsh,
Wherry, Wilkins and Nett. Speaker-2 t.
NAvs—Messrs. Craltb, tiregg, Jordan, Mellinger
and Prat
• • So the question was determined in the - fiffinuntivu.
On the question,
• Will the Senate agree to tho second amendment?
Thu yeas and nays were taken agreeably to the pro
visions of the Constitution and were as follow, viz:
I"E:6—Messrs. itroaine, nnekalmv, tvans, Hoge,
Cresawell, Ingram, Jtitnison, , Kuox, Laubneh, Lewis,
M'Clintoek. Sellers, Shuman, Souther, Straub, Wal
ton, Welsh, Whiirry and . •
N.tvii—Messrs. Crabb, Ferguson, Gregg, Pratt,
Priem and Platt, Speaker—G.
So the question was determinedln the affirmative.
On the question,
Will the Senate agree to the third amendment
Thu yeas and nays were taken agreeably to the
Constitution, and were as fllow, viz:
YEAS—Messrs. Browne, linettalow, Crabb, Cress
well, Evans, Ferguson, Flenniken, lingo, Ingram,
.iamison, Jerilan, Knox, Litubiteli, Lewis, M'Clintock,
Mellinger. Pratt. prim, Sellers, Slmman, Souther,
Taggart. Welty:), Weleb, Wherry, Wilkins and Platt,
vs--Mr. (.1 reg7,— .
So the question WIIIS determined hi the affirmative.
On the question,
Wilt lie' Senate agree to the fourth amendment ?
The yeas and nays were taken agreeably to the
and were ns follow, vie :
Yg.ts —Messrs. ltrowne, Bwelcalew, Croswell, Flon
ni ken, Emnits, llogc; Ingram, Jamison. Jerdnn, Knox,
Limbach, Lewis. WON ton, Price, Seller!, Shuman,
Souther, Straub, Walton, 'Welsh, Wherry, Wilkins and
I'iatt,
Sags—Messrs. Crahh, Gregg, Mellinger and
Pratt
So the question was determined in OM nffirma-
Journal of the House of Representatives, April
21, 1a:,6.
Thu yens and nays wore tahen agreeably to the
provision of the Constitntion nod on the first propos
ed amendment, were as follow. viz:
Yr:as- I -Messrs. Anderson, Backus, Baldwin, Ball,
Beek. (Lycontim.) Beek, (York,) Bernhard, Boyd,
Boyer, Brown, Brush, Buchanan, Campbell, Carty,
Craig. Caldwell, Crawford, Bowfinll, Edinger, Pau-
Foster. Caere. Haines, Hamel. Harper, Heins,
Ilihbe. Hill, Ili Hippie Holcomb, littneeekor,
I mbrio, In;ona, ten in, .10111 IS, Johnson, Laport, Le
i..., Goy gaker, Lovett. M'Calmunt, M'Carthy M'Comb,
Alangle, Menenr, Miller, Montgomery, Moorhead,
Nonneinneller, Urr, Pearson, Phelps, Purcell, Ramsey,
Reed, Reinhold, Riddle, Roberts, Shenk, Smith, (Al.-
lo g i o my,) Smith, (Cambria,) Smith, (Wyoming,)
Stronse, Thumpsom Vail, WWlllon, IVrlght, (Dau
phin.) Wright, (Lucerne,) Zimmerman and Wright,
Speaker-72.
SAYS-3lessr3. Augustine, Barry, Clover, Cobuni,
Dock. Fry, Fulton, Buylerd, Oibbony, Hamilton,
Ilaneoek, llousekeeper, Iluneker, Luisenring, Magee,
Alanlcy, Morris, Mennen, PaPerson, Salisbury,
Smith, (Phillidelphia,) Walter, lirintrodo and Years.
60 the question wne determined in the affirmative.
On the question,
Will the house agree to the second amendment?
The yeas and nays were taken, and were as
follow, viz:
, .
YEAS--Messrs. Anderson, Backus, Baldwin, Ball,
Beck, (I,yeetning,) Beek, (York,) Bernhard, Boyd,
ltrown, I trash, Buchanan, Caldwell, Campbell, Carty,
Craig, Fausold, Foster, Getz, HaineS, Hibbs, Hill,
I I illegas, Ilumat, Harper, Heins, nipple, Holcomb,
Hunsecker, Judaic, Ingham, Innis, Irwin, Johns,
.1 olinson,Loporte, Leho,Longaker, Lovett, Mealmont,
Ml'arthy, M'Comb, 3laugle, Menem., Miller, Mont,
goinery, Moorhead, Nunnemacher, Orr, Pearson,Pur.
veil, Ramsey, Heed, Reinhold, Riddle, Roberts, Shenk,
(Allegheny,) Strouse, Vail, Whallon, Wright,
(I.ttzerne) Zimmerman and Wright, Speaker-83.
N A ys.,-Mossrs. Augustine, Barry, Clover, Edinger,
Fry, Balton, Gaylord, Gibboney, Hamilton, Ran
t em.k. Iluneker, Leiseuriug, Magee, Manley, Morris,
Mumma, Patterson, Plielpa, Salisbury, Smith, (Cam
bria,) Thompoon, Walter, Wright, (Dauphin,) and
Yeareley-23.
So the question Ives determined In the affirmative.
On the question,
Will the House agree to the third amendment?
The yonB and nays wore taken, and were as
follow, viz:
YitAs—Messrs. Anderson, Backus, Baldwin, Ball,
Buck, (Lycuming,) Beck, (York,) Bernhard, Boyd,
Ilttyer, Brown, linehanno, Caldwell, Campbell, Carty,
Craig, Crawford, Edinger,Fausold, Foster, Fry, Getz,
Haines, panel, Harper, Holm, Hibbs, Hill, Billet:a.%
Holcomb, Housekeeper Imbrio,lngham,
Innis, Irwin, Johns, Johnson, Housekeeper,
sabo, Long
aker, Lovett, 11I'Calmont, M'Comb, Mangle, Mencar,
Nunnemacher, Orr. Pearson,
Phelps, Purcell, Ramsay, ttoed. Biddle tittenk,
(Alleghutty,) Smith, (Cambria,) Stoat', (Wyoming,)
Thompson, Whnllon, Wright (Dauphin,) :Wright,
(latzerne,) and Zimmerman-64,
NAYS—Messrs. Burry, Clnyor, Coburn, Hock,
Dowdall, Fulton, Gaylord, Gibitoney, Hamilton,
([uncork, llunekor, Leisenring, WCarthy, Magee,
Manley. Meorliunti, Morrk, Patterson, Reinhold;
11,thertP, Salisbury, Walter, Wintrodo, Yonrsloy,
and Wright, Speaker-2...
So the question watt determined in the allirmatirc.
On the question,
Will the House agree to the fourth amendment?
The yeas and nays were takom and *ore as
follow,
YEAS—Messrs. Anderson. Backus, Ball, Book,(Ly
coming,) Buck, (York,) Bernhard,' Boyd, Buyer,
Brown, Brush, Buchanan, Caldwell, Craig, Campbell,
Carty, Crowford, Dowdall, Ettinger, Fausold, Politer,
Fry, Getz, homer, Horror, %AIM ; Hibbs, 11111
Ililllllo, 111111t011111, 11111iliek00110r, Hutmacher, Im
brie. Innis, Irwin, Johnson, Laporte. Lobo, Longa
ker. Lovett. M'Calmon t, Went-thy, APComb, Mangle,
Menear, Her, Mon tgomery,Moorlicail, Nunnomach
er, Orr, Peargott, Pholps, Purcell, Ramsay, Rood,
It vlOllOlll. Itolicria, Shenk. Smith, (Cambria.).
(Wyoming.) Thrompoou, Vail, IYall-3r, What
lon, Wright, (Luzerno,) Ycnrein.r, Zimmerman, nod
Wright, Spell kel . --69.
N,Ava--Mto , gre. Barry, Clover, Coburn Fulton,
Itil,lootcy. Lances[[, llttneker, Ingham, Loi
:-ering, Magee, Manley, Morris, Patterson, Salisbu
ry and W
SECRETARY'S OFFICE, 1
Ileirriebury, Alec 27, 1856.
PRIM Ail IMA .1, RA : :
I do eerlify that tini above and foregoing to n truo
awl eorrert ropy of the "Yeas" and "Nays' taken
on the Itomlution proposing amendments to the Con
stitution or tits Commonwealth. as the same appears
on the Journals of the two Houses of the General
Assembly of this Commonwealth for tho session
of 1:15(t.
, —., Witness my band and the seal of said
n6 — '
finAL ”puce, this twenty-seventh tiny of Juno,
--<: 7 one Owns:tint eight hundred and fifty-six.
A. O. CIIItTIN,
Sceretary of the Cumnionwealth.
--3nt
July 9, 18513
CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
TOM OOMPH:O. OP TOO 111.001111
THE BEST AI.TIFAIATIVE KNOWN
Not II of Mo...aril in it
An infallible remedy for Scrofula, King's Evil, Rheu
matism, Oladinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples or
Pustules on the Face, Motelies, Bails, Ague and
Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm, or Totter,
Scald head, Enlargement and polo of the Bones
and .loints, Salt Rheum, Stubborn Ulcers,
Syphilitic Disorders, and all diseases aria
ing from on io: o oli..ione oFoor mercury,
itoprod.oco in biro. or Impurity or
the 110 )11.
•
This great remedy. h has become so rapidly'
and so justly celebrated for its extraortlinnry eflicacy
in retie% ing and coring Olany of the most obstinate
aua terrildo forms of disease oilh which mankind
afflicted. is now orered to the public, with (ho confi
dent assurance that no 1\11:1111..3/41, TIPCOVV:ItY •over
111111113 has 11(11 so eminently successful in caring
S1•R01 , 11.1 , , owl ALI. DISOASES OF . illll. BLOOD, as Car
ter's Spanish Mixture.
The proprietors are receiving by every mail nosh
tattering awl astonishing details of cures made in all
parts or the country, mid in most cases where the:
skill of the beet Physicians had been triett_in vain.
Its power over the ]]won is truly remarkable, and
all diseases arising from impurity of that groat Sakr
op Urn, have beetrrelievett and cured without a sin
gle failure oat of the titotisantis who have used it.—
Car:oe's Spanish kxture'coutains no Murcury, Opi
um,. Arsenio, or any tlangorous drugs, but is compos
ed of ]toots and Herbs, combined with other Ingredi
ents of known virtue, and any be given to the young
est infant or •t debilitated invalid, without the
leant possible heritation.
1/31. S. BEERS it CO., Proprietors,
No. :Mt Broadway, New - York.
1,7.11 -Price $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5. For
01110 by .1. 11. Moser, Allentown, S. Enu, Bethlehem,
end drugists Fob vuerehants generally.
New Y g ork, eruary 1556.
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