Who?' What t and Wherefore!
OR, A FEW FACTS FOR THE INVALID.—Have
our readers ever heard of Professor HOLLOWAY ?
17,ndoubtedly they have, just as they have heard
of BOMBOLT, ARAGO, OERSTED, SILLIMAN, AGM
eta, and other notable men of learning. But
have they ever asked themselves who and what
he is ? If they have no definite information on
that matter, we will proceed to enlighten them.
The professor is an English physician, a native
of that country which produced Harvey, Hun
ter, Abernethy, and other illtuninati of medical
science.. So much for the wno ; and now for
the WHAT. He is to other physicians what
CLAY, WEBSTER and Caltioux were to states
men, what WAsatbrarobt—revered name !---was
to patriots and generals,—what SHAKESPEARE
was to dramatists, and Invisc, and CHALMERS
to preachers,—viz : the greatest of his age and
profession. Ills reputation has penetrated the
encrustations of prejudice, surmounted the bar
riers of malice, and he avowedly stands alone,
the MEDICAL COLOSSUS of the world. So
much for the wit Ar.
WITSREFORE do we speak of him here ? If,
when our fellow countrymen were dying by
thousands, of yellow fever, at Norfolk and
Portsmouth, we had heard of a remedy which
would arrest the progress of the disease, ilAd
stay the footsteps of the spoiler, and we had
neglected to communicate it, what would have
been our desert.? Truly, a very summary pun•
ishment by Lynch law. For if there be any
duty more imperative than another, it is this,—
" to visit the sick in their affliction," and to
use 'very means for their restoration to health.
This is why we speak of Professor HOLLOWAY.
This is our answer to the WHEIMFORIV.
Years ago, when the Professor was a much
younger man than he is at present, his atten
tion was directed to the great disproportion be
tween the cures performed by the Physicians,
and those which they undertook to perform.
He observed that not once in a score of cases
were they:successful. It seemed to him, either
that medicine was not worthy the name of a
science,—that it was merely a thing of chance,
and therefore a positive injury to mankind, or
that the Physicians wore ignorant of the true
healing art. Having embarked on the study of
human physiology, and understanding the
pathology of diseases, he alighted upon the true
reason of want of success, and made that dis
covery which will immortalize his name. To
Cure a disease, doctors treated it locally, topi.
cally. Was it the kidneys that were deranged?
Or the liver 1 Or the stomach ? Or the lungs ?
Straightway they proceeded to prescribe for kid
neys, liver, lungs, or stomach, not knowing
that the evil was contained in the blood, which
fed those organs with its life gioing stream, and
that to arrest the disease at its very seat and
centre, they should purify that vital fluid, and
leave the rest to nature. This is the secret of
Dr. Motto WAY'S astonishing success in all parts
of the world. He purities the blood and health
follows. •
Let any sick person, who has " suffered n a
ny things of many physicians," and obtained
no benefit, give heed to these words of ours, and
try HoLt.owAx's PILLS —if he is internally af
flicted, Or HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT, if he is suf
fering from wounds or sores. He will thank
ns for our advioe, and rejoice that the Professor
has arrived in this country, and opened an ex
tensive establishment in New York, which
promises to rival his mammoth one in London.
—U. S. Journal. •
A CHIMER FOIL LADIES ALONE.—Thero is a
Presbyterian Church in Northampton county,
Va., composed entirely of ladies. They are
twenty-two in number. There is:not a single
male member among them ; and, of course,
as they can have no eldership, they are not
properly an organized church : but these la
(lies, hoping almost against hope, hare perse
vered in their ststerhond, and they have actually
increased in number, more than many churches
with a settled pastor and the regular ministra
. Lions of the sanctuary. The church is called
the " Holmes Church," after tho late Doctor
Holmes, of Philadelphia, who was a liberal
contributor towards its erection.
rf'DISTINGUISIIED AERIVALS-BIG SNAKES.
—The brig Planet, just arrived from Africa,
brought to Salem some monster snakes—ana
condas ; one eighteen feet long, and another
thirty-five feet in length. These snakes, when
at liberty, arc ravenous and dangerous, and
will seize animals of large size, and after crush
ing them so as to break all their bones, will
swallow them whole. The crew of the Planet
report that the largest of these snakes had de
voured a woman and a child before •it was
taken. On Saturday - they were preparing to
feed it with a good sized dog.—Neteburyporl
herald, Sept. 22.
1:1:72.111E DOCTORS AND Moors.—Ttfo editor
of the Medical and Surgical Journal comes out
strongly in favor of hoops. He says nothing
can be more appropriate during the heat of
Summer than those light frames to raise the
weight of the skirts from the hips and lower
part of the back. He counsels moderation,
however, and cautions the ladies against mak
ing such very airy sprites of themselves as to
take cold. Yes, ladies, beware of the whoop
ing cough.
3:7ICANSAS ELEA:MON.—The National 'lan
ais Committee, in a recently published state
ment, estimate the real Freo State inhabitants
of the territory at the present, at 30,000; and
the Pro-Slavery settlers at 5000. The number
of Free State inhabitants is no doubt put down
much too high.
117 . STRANGE DISEASE. —Dr. J. A. Morgan, a
respectable gentleman of Cold Spring, Texas. ,
died very suddenly , a few days since, from the
erects of a small pimple on his upper lip, which
gradually swelled and terminated in death in
thee days. He was a native of Virginia.
11:7"A CRAZY MAN RIDING ON A LOCOMOTIVE
" PILOT"—The ' Chicago Tribune gives this
thrilling incident : As a train of passenger
cars entered the station house at Waukegan, a
day Sr two since, a man was discovered riding
on the pilot or " cow-catcher," in front of the
locomotive. When, where or how ho got into
that dangerous position was to everybody a
mytitery. On removing him it was found that
one of his legs was broke. He, however, made
no complaint, and was unable or unwilling to
answer any question put to him. He maintain
ed complete silence, except when any one offer
ed to touch a small box in which he carried a
small sum of money. He would then command
them not to touch it. It was concluded that
the man was crazy. In one of his pockets were
found a quantity of trinkets—the treasures of
a''crazy mind—together with a piece of bone
which he had pulled from the wound of his leg,
while occupying his seat on the pilot. The man
was taken in charge by the poor agent in Lake
county, the fracture in his leg was reduced, and
he would doubtless recover. He appeared to
be an . Irishman, but would give no name, or
other'particulars concerning himself, or his per
ilous trip on the " cow-catcher."
A CITY OF CnuncnEs.—Surely Easton may
be called a city of churches. With a popula
tion less than ten thousand, in the town proper,
we number thirteen distinct church edifices,
most of them large and elegant in construction.
We believe that no other town in the State of
Pennsylvania, with the same population, can
boast of as many edifices dedicated exclusively
to the service of God. Of the congregations,
2 are Presbyterian, 2 are Lutheran. 1 German
Reformed, 1 Episcopalian. 1 Dutch Reformed, 2
Methodist, 1 Baptist, 1 Universalist, 1 Catho
lic,' and 1 Jewish. Besides these, in South
Easton there are two or three churches, and in
Philipsburg two.—Eastonian.
Q :7A. CERTAIN CURE FOR RATTLESNAKE BITE
pa SPIDER STING.—Take the yolk of an egg.
put it in a teacup, and stir in as much salt as
will make it thick enough not to run off, spread
a plaster On and apply to the • wound. I
would insure your life for a sixpence. The sub•
scriber has tried the above remedy in a num
ber of cases, and never knew it to fail.--P.
Prettyman, M. 1).
BREAD AND BUTTEIL—Among the premi
ums to be awarded by the Maine State Agricul
tural Society are a number for the best speci
mens of bread and the best ten pounds of but-
ter, to be made by girls under 13 years of age.
The idea is a good one.
I:lThe largest' ship ever built, .is to be
launched next week from the yard of W. H.
Webb, New York, named the Ocean Monarch.
Her length is 240 feet ; depth 30 feet ; width
47 feet.
„7.4,"'LET TILE PUBLIC BEAR IN MIND, that Scarlet
Fever, and other complaints incident to sudden ami
gos of the weather, ore peculiarly provident at this
senean of the year. Thousands of children, end
many persons of mature ago, are dying weekly, be
cause they overlook the only medicine which is MN
lible diseases of that kind. That medicine is
Cliekener's Sugar Coated Vegetable Purgative Pills,
which have been successful in cases of the greatest
obstinacy, anti where all other remedies had proved
unavailing. Physicians of the highest eminence,
have prescribed them in their practice, end they have
been highly recommended by a committee of the
American Institute, appointed to _investigate their
merits. Let those who have never used them consent
to make a single trial, anti they will never have cause
to regret their determination. In case of failure, if
such a thing is possible, the money will in all cases
he returned?
These Pills cony be lied or Steri3lieei)ers in every
City, Town, Village or place in the United States.
F• The heat of Summer which is now so rapidly
passing away has left in many cases the system de
ranged and the blood unhealthy and impure. Many
persons who du not purify the system by resorting to
medicine which tends to correct the Billions Secre
tions, or promptly acting on the Liver, will be taken
down with Fevers, Agues, Eruptions on the Skin,
Rheumatism. and not %Infrequently those fell licenses,
Scrofula. Rheumatism, or other effects of impure
blood. If you want a medicine which really possess-.
es•the power of purifying the Mood without MB, use
Carter's Spanish Mixture, which, as a powerful and
prompt alterative, is unrivalled. In proof of its pe
culiar virtues, we refer to the great number of Blood
Diseases of the very worst form which have been
cured Icy its own after all efforts of physicians and the
largo number. of advertised medicines had signally
failed. More than ten thousand cases of Scrofula.
Rheumatism, Syphilis. Mercurial Affe , tions. fir. , be.;
have been cured Icy a timely resort to this extraordi
nary Purifier or the Blood; and wherever it has he
roine known it supersedes all other unalicines and is
regularly prescribed Icy the faculty.
...711P . DALLEY'S MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOIL—There
never has been a discovery made in Materia Medics,
whereby pain Can he so quickly allayed, and where
parts in a high state of inthnnation can be so rapidly
reduced to their natural state, nor where wounds and can be So thoroughly and rapidly healed, and
decayed parts restored without either sear fir defect,
than with DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC
TOR.
In Cuts, Wounds, Sprains and Bruises—casualties
to which children are constantly subject—the anion
of the genuine BALLEVS PAIN EXTRACTOR, is
ever the canto! !tow much Pain and Suffering may
lint thus be prevented!• Moreover, Life itself it of
ten dependent upon having at hand the tic/Mine
DALLEy EXTItAQTOR, and for particular. of
which I respectfully refer to toy printed pamphlets,
for tho truth of.which I hold myself re.p,o,ild e ,
No ease of Burns and Scald, uo matter how severe,
has ever yet, in any one instance, 'resisted the all
powerful, pain-subduing and healing qualities of the
DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR.
No PAIN EXTRACTOR IN UENUINE unless the box
has upon it n Steel Plate Engraved Label with the sig
patting of C. V. CLICKENER dc, CO., proprietors.
and HENRY DALLEY, manufacturer. Price
Cents por box.
"Al-All orders should be addressed to C. V. Click
°nor .t Co., 81 Hawley street, New York.
MARRIED
On the 14th of September, by the Rev. Mr.
Dubs, Mr. JAMES Scutum, of South -White
hall, to Miss SUSANNA Mama, of Upper Ma
cungie.
On the 28th of September, by the same, Mr.
&ix KNAUSS, tO Miss SARAH ROTH, both of
Allentown.
AM "I" SS.
ALLENTOWN MARKET.
(Corrected weekly by Pretz, Guth & Co.)
Flour, barrel, $7 .10
W licit t, . . . . 1 20, Ha in, I !
Corn, • 60'1-iiiks
Eye ...... lerA 12
Oats, . . . . . 3.5.14 ,, •41 . 14
Hay iJ 0011111.: . Jr, ...... 20
Salt, • 55 Eggs,' dos,. . . 14
THE LEHIGH REGISTER, OCTOBER 1, 1.856
614AnPLEY'S
Terpsichorean Minstrcls,
-AND -
OPERATIO RI:IEIMM TROUPE,
Will give another brilliant Concert this
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1,1856,
At the Odd Fellows' Hall
Cards of Admission :25 cents—Children half
price. Doors open at G& o'clock.
Oct. 1. --It
, Orplityn's Court Sale,
R y. virtue and in pursuance of an order is
sued out of the Orphan's Court of the
County of Lehigh. there will be exposed to
public sale, on Friday the 24th day of October
next, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, on tract No.
1, the following valuable real estate. viz:
NO. 2.--A certain Lot of-ground situate in
Lower Macungy township, Lehigh county, on
the road from Allentown to Reading. adjoining
lands of Hiram Harlot:her, Jacob Ilarlacher
and others, containing 24 acres, more or less,
all good farm land. The improvements there
on are a one-story
FRAME DWELLING DOUSE,
NI stable. and other outbuildings. A Bond
well is near the house, and the lot is well plant
ed with choice Fruit trees.
NO. Tract, of 'Woodland, situate in
Upper Macungy township, Lehigh county, ad
joining lands of Jonas Bastian, Reuben Bastian,
and others, containing several acres and several
rods.
Being the real estate of the late Joins Faust,
deceased. late of Lower Alactingy township.
The terms en the day at the place of sale,
and due atttndonce given by
REUBEN BASTIAN t Adrnin , s
ELEMINA BURNEY
Oct. 1
War in Xansas.
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
IT is an indisputable fact that at the present time
there is unteh excitement existing all over our
country, and great men seem to be disetts. , ing the int
im iota subject as to whether the Territory of Kan
sas shall be a free or slave State. lint we take plea
sure in informing the people of Allentown and sur
rounding country, who desire to live a peacef u l life,
that we have just received from New York and Phila
delphia a large and heavy stock of Full and Winter
(loads. We do not think it necessary to " Mow" and
"gas" about "30 and 10" ear-loads as some of our
neighbors do. and of making people believe we can
sell cheaper then anybody else, beenti , e we believe
that "honesty is the best policy.'' We must have a
profit everything we sell. and so most others
if they try . to make an honest living, which fact is'
well known by the public. We boy mot cell for
CASH, which with " many Sales and small profits,"
however enables us hi.sell :11nmst as cheap as similar
goods are sold in tho cities, and its cheap as theeltenp.!
est in Allentown. These are honest farts.and we in
vite pertions to examine fir themselves before making
purchases elsewhere, which will no dJubt convince
them of what we say.'
GUT/I Sl'ilLof:Cll, 41 West Ilsteillen St
SII A WbS,—The best assortment or vial
1.. and Winter Shawls in Allentown, such as Ilroehit,
Long and Square, Illaiiket Shawls, Mourning, Mo
rino, and (AMA Shawls, fur stile cheap by
MEN'S WEAR,—black brown and blue Cloths, of
all prices, black and fancy Cassimeres. Said
netts of nll colors and prices, Tweeds, Kent uckyJeans,
Satin and Silk Vestings, Silk Velvet Vestings, Un
der Shirts and Drawers, n full assortment. for side
cheap by G U 771 ,f• SC 11 L 1.171.
HOUSEKEEPING OODS,—the cheapest end
hest selected assortment that can ho found in
town, of Bleached and Unblem4l Muslin t, of nil
prices, Bleached null Unblenehed 1114 Sheetings,
Unary Asnaburg, Bed Tickings, Furniture and Apron
Cheeks, Linen end Cotton Dinpers, Wool. Flannels,
Linseys, Outten Flannels. Linings, Tow•elings, TriA
Linens, Wotilen Blankets. linrsailles l,uilts. ,t r., nt
GUTH' h NOM, t'clt,s'.
G"'BRIES,- Sugar, (flu, Molasses,
Too, Raisins, Dried Apples, Cheese. &v., a fresh
anti good supply at f 7 1 .711 SCII 1,0 I'flt S.
nUEENSWARE.-A largenuill well tteleeteil titoek of
w 17inse and Queenswnre. in setts or by the piece,
for sole cheep at CCTV SCII I, 0 UCH'S.
LOOK ING LASSES,—or nit Aves and prieee, for
ante cheap nt GI 'TII 41. SCI/ L I 'CH'S.
ARPETs AND 01 101.,i,uT118,--Floer Oil Cloths,
C
aF all widths. from the best mantillietories, Ta
ble Oil Cloths, Stair Oil Clothe, Oil SIIIIIIeN, the best
assortment and excellent styles. for stole by
G t:771 WI. 0 1-rit.
`ma, SALT,—liround Liverpool Salt, in saelts or
kJ by the. bushel, Ashton Pine Salt, Dairy Salt. in
small sacks, for sale by GUTH dr XCIII. (fl Cll.
NEW? ACKEREL—Nos. I. 2 and 3, in whole,
half and quarter barrels. for sale pileup by
GCTII SCHLOIT'II.
Sept. 24, 1556.
•
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.
BY rhino nod in parstontee of nn order istitted cut
II of the Orphan's Court. of the county of Lehigh,
there will lie eviewed to publie'sale. on :Wordily the
25111 day or 0-iiiber. at 1 o'clock in the afternoon,
upon the prentieer, the following described proper
ty viz:
•
A certain tract of land, with the appurte•
!lances, situated in Salleburg township, in the county
Of Lehigh aforesaid,, hounded by lands of amad.
Kiehlien, Ellen Spinner, and the public read leadrhg
froin Allentown to Emauk and the rout from Allen
town to l'hilndelphia, eontaning in front on said.
road 102 feet and in depth 2011 more or less. The im
provements thereon are n one-story
DWE
NIP a Niel: blac E
ksmith shoo LLINC-
anti oth HOUS
er witi ,
otiltl
•
•
Inge.
Being the real mdate of John Spinner, deceased.
latent' the township of Salishurg and county aforesaid.
Terms on the day at the plum of sale, and due at
tendance given by,
JOILN num:, Agent for the Admr':4.
By the Court :—J, W. Mm, KLEY, Cla•l:.
cept. 21
Iq2io -4 111:11,' - i1E 1 13L41 _I3Z
-
S hereby given that in pursuancO of an Art of tho
General Assembly of Pennsylvania, entitled "An
Act to regulato the sale of Intoxicating Liquors,"
passed March 81st, 1836, the following named per
sons will make applicution to the Court to be held on
the :hi day of Novomber next fur License to sell Vin
ous, Malt and Brewed Liquors, in quantities not less
than one gallon, viz:
Edward Schantz, IlorouL,h of . Allentown.
Peter Iliery,
To cell in ieee meaeure than One Quart;
Jacob Michael, Lower Mavungy township.
J. W. MICKLEY, Clerk.
Sept. 17
111F' CID Mit 11E.,
1100SES and Lots, of every
tu description, and a number of
••tiagi vacant grqund lots, in all parts
of the Boroigh of Allentown, are
for sale. For further inffirmation inquire at
the office of LA WA LL & ST:1111ER, •
Renl Estate Agents, •
No. 59 East llamilton Street.
September 10
DP
O FF bl E w l' l4; s tz. 4:ith ' '7 ' l3 lt; ;. H s F t t o r r ' e ' . t'
at the American hotel.
liEli
G1•l'/1 d'• St'll l'oll.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consirting of entirely new and desirable styles, :melt
no eon not be found nt any other Merchant Tailoring
Hstablishment in Allentown. The goods were select
ed with the greatest care, atol will be made lip in the
latest style anti fashion, and wart anted to prove the
smile as represonted nt the time of pitrebase. Observe,
that every article of Clothin g sold by the proprietors
of this establishment is of their 01V11 Mite, and 11111 y
be relied upon as being good durable work. Among
their extensive assortment may ho found, fine Muck
and Mlle new style
DRESS . AND FROCK COATS,
made in the latest fashion of French end English
Coats, new style Iltisiness Conti.. of Meek, Brown.
lue, Olive and Green Cloths, and plain and figured
enssimers; Over Coats, of all totalities, styles and
prices, pantaloons, tests. and iu fact evervt king in the
READY 11.41.1 R CLOTHING
line, from nn over-emit dawn to nn undershirt. The
three grunt features of Keck Store are,
that they huy for Cash, mid cons,,v,,ifity tutu sell
cheaper than any of the others ; their goods are made
up under their own supervision, and hi-t thongh nut
'mist, they sell them for wind they really ore.
Also, n largo stock of linnilkereldefs, Shirts, Ciit
lnrs, Winter Hosiery, Uud•v Shirts and llt•awer' Of all
kinds, and everything in taut that Is usually kept in
stores of the kind. 4;n 1 tint see before you ' , invites°
elsewhor,?., ns they willingly show what they have.
They nee satisfied that all their goods bear.a close ex
amination.
ISM
•
NO. la East Hamilton street, formerly orenpied by
Mrs. Kauffman, has just returned from New York
and Philadelphia. with a very large and superior
:Audi of Fall and Winter
:RV GOODS,. ~.
M IN I. gL
i l t i lle iLil E
very latest and most aporoced
i)
6style of llolinets. which will be sold us
elte:tp it not. a little cheaper, than they eon be pur
chased at env place In town. liter stock of Ribbons
and A rtiticiel Flowers cannot be surpintseil in this or
any other country town for beauty and cheapness.—
tAte wants persons to give her a rail and examine her
stock, se tot they may judge for themselves. Ac
:111. tics acquired a thorough knowledge of the host
ile_ . awl employs none hut the best Milliners, sbe is
~ repu,..l to oat-rent nil work done at her estaldish•
,till): t., be as represented. She is anxious to satis
fy all who or.y favor her with their patronage. Old
bonoots ropoirea so us I. make them look equal to
new. Sbe returns her thanks for the patronage thus
for bestowed ,lii her, nod hopes by strict attention to
business. and selling at low prices, to merit a eontin.
thanre ~!. the same. •
•ktcp.,:mber 17.
fflc----...1N the Orphan's Chitin of Lehigh
- ,
SEAL •county. In the matter of the ac
count of Jonas G..Geringer, Adtninis
trator of all and singular the goods and chat
ties, which were of Jacob Ocker, late of the
township of Weisenburg, in the county of Le
high. deceased.
And now, August Gth, 1856, the Court ap
point Joshua Seiberling, auditor to audit and
resettle the• above account and•make distribu
tion according to law.
From the Records. •
Teste :—J. W. MICKLEY, Clerk.
The auditor above named will attend to the
duties of his appointment on-Friday the 24th
of October next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
at the public house of henry M. Sciberling, in
Weisenburg township, Lehigh county, where
all persons interested may attend if they see
proper: •
IM
MI
L
' (;t" , "IDS.--Of every r12.1t.
and
.• I'lxin It ud
Faucy I;t., Laines, Irt•••,11
Cloth.] tincen,
uch72,-31, S riauni:, or .11
of
the beet seloollono in tho market, fur sale .heap by
GUTH& SCHLOWA
RIR! FAIR! FAIR!
!TRE Agricultural Fair alwoys attraets considerable
attention in the mind of the public, and always
brings scores of strangers to town. most of whom
I motto come kin of a purchase while h'ere, and of
course try to carry out self-interest by baying where
they can get the chcopcst and most
arti
cles for the kaxt moue,. We therefore take this meth
od of informing the public that we have just received
: Our Fall and Winter ' , bad( of Dry Goods, Ileatly-Made
Clothing, &e., nod which we can afford to sell cheaper
than ally other Store ill town, and for the proof of
what we soy we only ask a call before purchases are
undo elsewhere, as wo don't chorge anything for
! showing what we have, not fore° any person to buy
if pricem, and vudity are not suitable. We are
confident we ha ve the Mot re: 4 lllOlMM° goods in town,
because we have no 211 year old stock on our shelves
lib a some others, which is frequently palmed off for
new, but nearly everything is fresh, nod alwa:tts amid_ I
age to keep it so, by selling fit such low prices that
at the end of each season we have scarcely anything
remaining. We buy exclusively for CASH. and by
gaining that per eentoge we can sell lower than those
who buy on tick," a n d who are therefore compelled
to ''screw" the discount out of (heir patrons. The..e
are films on by of consideratio I. We !Hive just 1111-
melted a largo and splendid stock of Indies' DRESS
GOODS, of the latest styles of plain, block, (ding..
barred and striped Silks, very champ. Du Lassoes,
Cashmere. Do lieges, Plaid Do Baines, plain find fan
cy all-wool De Imines, Coburg Cloths, Alpaccas, Lus
tres. owl Calicoes. of ill sorts and prices, from 5 sets.
op to 12.1. or SHAWLS we hove a large and un
surpossed assortment, such to+ Brocho.—single and
double, Bay State, Cloth. Cosh teem Operas, Stellats.
It •. of all prices nod qualities. Our assortment of
DomES'ffC (moos, is full and varied, among them
sMoe soperior blenched and unbleached Iltuslins of all
widths, prices mot qualities. bleached and unbleached
Table Diapers, 11l widths, Ac. Flannels, all wool. of
all colors, CS low 11S 2.3 etc. n yard, bleached and un
bleaohed Caubm Flandels, Blankets, Ginglmols.
Cheeks: Tick big. &e., very cheap. GENTLE
MEN'S WE.% R.—to this branch WO pay partienlq
attention. We hare n largo and heavy stock of
REA Dl' MADE cr.oTinso. Of all descriptions.
which we offer to soil cheaper than it eon be bought
onywitero else'in town. Among the stock we hove
all kinds of Frock and Business Coats, Common.
Plain and Fancy Cassimere Pants, of all prices.
Vests,—black. Satin, Silk, Plush and common, to
gether with all kinds of Cloths, Pin in mad Policy
Cassimeres.•Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, Drawers. Sus
ponders, Mro- Shirts, Cravats, Tics, Stocks, Gloves.
which we will sell Cheaper t h an the cheapest.
Cum and judge for yourselves.
L STRAUSS - ,t" CO:
Sopt. 2!
ASStC►NE NOTICE.
V V HEREAS, JOHN Tustcm.na and his wife
Manx ANN, of the township of Washing.
ton, Lehigh county, on the sth day of Septem
ber, 1R56, made a voluntary assignment to the
undersigned, of all their property, real and per ,
sonal. for the benefit of their creditors, notice is
hereby given to all such indebted to the said
John Treichier, to make payment within 6
weeks from date hereof, and all such who may
have legal claims against said Treichler, are
also requested to present them well authentica
ted to EDWARD KOHLER, Assignee
Sept. 10
H. 13 " tIZ IWI I tsb E,
the Demoora lie Candidate for the Vice Presidency is
at present stomping the State, and it is expected he
will also visit Allentown, in which'levent, a commit
tee will lie readiness to escort ' hint nn his arrival
to Reek S Newhard's Clothing Cairo, N0.:15 West
Hamilton vtreet, where he is to be lifted with a snit of
clothes. They have just returned from New York
and Philadelphia, where they purchased a large stock
of
liECli NEWll.l.ltn
Allenlown, Sept. 17
For the Ladies.
NEW MILLINERY GOODS.
MRS. FRANKLIN SMITH,
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
JOSHUA SEIBERLING, Auditor,
Sept. 24.
. LOON HERM
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!
nWEN. It. HOFFMAN, No. 13 West Hamilton
street, opposite the Odd Fellow? Hall. calls the
attention of the citizens of Allentown and vicinity, to
the fact that never in the history of the town was
there an establishment that kept on land n larger and
more complete assortment of all kinds nod varieties
of
STOVES, TIN AN!) HOLLOW WARE,
and which were offered at such exceeding low prices.
Its stnel: of stoves comprises every known style of
Cooking, Parlor, ]tar-room nod (Mee Stov—, nod of
Tin and Hollow Winn lie takes pains in keeping on
haul everYthing that can posidbly be wanted in his
line, which is nll made by good practical workmen
nod the very best of materials. Particular attention
is paid ht Spouting and Rooting, which is always duce
In an unsurpassed style and workmanlike manner.
,Persons wishing to porches° articles to his line of
business are respectfully invited to call at his store
nod convince themselves of the splendid stock and
low prices. All hinds of jobbing dune at short notice
and low rates.
;`OId Stores. iron, copper. brass, lead and pew-
ter will be taken in exchange for new Ware
Sept. 17,
Glorious News.
THE under;4gned has just returned trout the City
with a splendid nssort mentof New which
in connection with those previously recieved, forin
very large and unsurpassed stuck of the following
named ware.:
COOTS AND SHOES.
mews and Boys' Calf, Kip and coarse Boots and
Brogans : Alen's Congress Itoets and Gaiters; Shoes,
SlipperF, Oxford Ties, and Boys' and Children's Boots,
Ladie...' Gaiters, kid taco Roots awl Bin...lda Misses'
and Chilan:Wl Shoes, together with an unsurpased
stock of Gums.
HATS AND CAPS
lEB
Alen received, a fine assortment of Silh, Moleskin
and Brush lints: Kossuth and emit Hats, fur Men and
Children: and ti lazed, Mil: and fancy Caps, of the
latest :dyke and very then f'.
• TRUNKS AND VALISES.
A large assortment of leather and oil elodi tranits,
some brass mounted. nail Valises, rorp;..it Bags, he.,
fur sale at low wives at tho 1 Albin Shoe and
Hat iitore." 77 West Ilumilton street, Allentown.
ELLAt3 NIERTZ.
Sept. 17. —tf
Election Proclamation,
PURSUANT to the nil of the General Afiurnbly of
the eiinuncinweidth of Penusylennia, passed the
2.1 day of July, NATII A N WEILER, Sherif]
of the county of Lehigh, do hereby give public Indio:
to the electors of the abiresaill county, that a (leiter
al Election will be held in the will county, on the
second Tuesday in October next (which will be the
Hill of soil mouth,) for the purptwe ofehosing by
balk t,
CM
PERSON for Canal Commissioner of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
ONE PERSON for Auditor i‘oneral of this State.
ONE PERSON Sro Surveyor tieneral of this State.
ONE PERSON to represent Om district eomposed
of the Counties of Lehigh and Bucks in Congress of
the United States.
ONE PERSON for President Judge of the Third
Judicial District of the Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia, composed of the counties of Lehigh and North
ampton.
TWO PERSONS for Associate Judges of Lehigh
county.
•
TWO I'EItSONS to represent the diAriet composed
of the counties of Lehigh and Carbon in the Legisla
ture of Pennsylvania.
ONE PERSON for Sheriff of this county.
ONE PERSON for Re...order of Lehigh county.
ONE PERSON fur Prosecuting Attorney of this
county.
OSE PERSON fur Commissioner of the county of
Lehigh.
•
ONE PERSON for Deputy Surveyor of this county.
ONE PERSON for Director of tho Poor of the
county of Lehigh.
ONE PERSON for Auditor of the county of Le
high.
TWO PERSONS for Trustees of the Academy in
Allentown.
The electors of the county of Lehigh M'oreeni,l, on
the said second Tuesday of October next, will meet
at several districts composed of the boroughs and the
several townships Mllowing, to wit.:
The electors of the North Word, in the borough of
Allentown, will hold their eleetion at the 'house of
Samuel Moyer.
The eleeiors of South Ward, in the borough of Al
lentown, of the house of tieorgo Wetherhold.
The electors of Lehigh Ward, at thu house of Jo
seph Ilex.
The electors of Salisbury township, at the house of
John Yost, in said ton n.hip.
OM
Tho electors of South Whitehall township, at the
house of Josiah Strauss, in said township:
The electors of Hanover township, at thu house of
Charles Ritter. in llittersville.
The electors of . Upper Salit.l)Ti tOWnS1111), at the
house efiaturs Wilt, in said township.
The electors of Unfits:lmola, at the house of ,:oses
Albright in said borough.
The electors of Weisenhorg township, nt tho house
of Elias Stealer, in said tdwnship.
Thu electors of Ileidelberg township, at the•konse
of Peter Miller, in said township.
The electors of Washington township, at the hours.
of D. C. Peter, in said township,
Tho electors of North Whitehall townel i i r , at the
house of John Schantz, jr., in said township.
Thu electors of Lowhill township, at the house of
Jacob Zimmerman, in said township.
Thu electors of Upper Macungie township, at the
house or Henry Ginkinger, in Fop:lt:rale.
The electors of tower Maeungie township, at the
house of Charles hill, in Millerstown.
The electors of Upper Milford township, at the
hone of George Beck, in said township.
The electors of Lower Milford township, at the
house of Henry Dillinger, in said township.
The electors of Lynn township, at the house of Da
vid Inciter in said township.
The General Election in the said several districts
to be opened between the hours of eight mud ten in
the forenoon, and shall continuo without interruption
ur adjeurnment until PC7.211 in the evening—when the
pens shill be closed.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
IMI
That every pers.on except Justices of the Pence.
Militia and Borough officers, who shall hold any office
or appointment of profit or trust under the United
States or oily city or corporatcd district, whether a
commissioner, officer or agent, who is or shall be em
ployed under the legislative, executive or judiciary
department of this State, of the United States, orally
incorpdrated district, and also that every member of
the State Legislature, and of the select or common
council of any city, or commissioner, or any incur•
permed district, is by law incapable of holding or
exercising at the same time the office nr appointment
of judge, inspector, or clerk, of any election of this
Commonwealth, and that no other officer of such
election shall be eligible to be voted for.
The return Judges to meet at tho Court Muse in
the borough of Allentown, on Friday, the 17th day
of October, 1856.
NATHAN wErLpri, Sheriff.
liktvii Tl(} COIOIOIIWOALT ir.
qberilra °Mee, Alto Itnwn, Serf- 17 1856* • t
pnr.mium INSTANTANEOUS LIQUID lIAIR
ll "E!, pot rocotrod rOl . 111110, wholeeo l c3llll
lamed Shaving Saloon, Nu. 10 Eu.ot
IMI
colored nt . nll' timee, and . eatisfactiun
trir' ranted.
Allentown, March 5.
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Orphan's Court Sale.
HY virtue and in pursuance sof an order IS
-10. sued out of the Orphan's Court of Lehigh
county, there will be exposed to public sale on
Thursday the second day of October next, at
1 o'clock in the afternoon, upon the premises,
the follow . ing Real Estate, to wit :
No. I.—All tlint certain tnessunge, Grist Mill
and lot of Ground, situate in the township of
Upper Simeon, in the County of Lehigh. bound
ed by lands of George Blank, John Newcommer
and others, containing 17 acres and 20 perches
of land, strict measure. The improvements
tt 1- arc a'
l '" STONE GRIST MILL
J.Lga
Stone Dwelling House, Swiss Barn,
Waggon-house, cider-press and other outbuild
ings. There is also and excellent apple orchard
on said premises, with a variety of other choice
fruit, trees. &c.
61 7 k NO. 2.at BIK DW
rzit 7 N IIOUSE and —All
lot th of grou R nd C , situate ELLlNG
in said
township of Upper Simeon and County of Le
high, bounded by lands of Solomon Greenawalt,
Henry Moyer, John Neweernmer, Geo. Blank.
Abraham Geissinger and others, containing
thirty one acres and one perch of land, strict
measure. With the appurtenances.
z„ NO. 3—All that certain lot or piece of
;WOODLAND, situate in tlie•said town
Ship of Upper Simeon, in the County of
Lehigh. bounded by lands of Abraham Geissing.
er, Solomon Greenawalt and others, containing
4 acres and ten perches, strict measure, with
the appurtenances.
stNO. 4.—A1l that certain other lot or
piece of WOODLAND, situate in Upper
Saucon township, Lehigh county, bound
ed ,by lands of Abraham Geissinger, Solomon
Greenawalt and others, containing five acres
awl six perches of land, with .the appurte
nances.
MI
Being the Real Estate of Jacob Geissinger,
deceased, late of the townshin of Upper Saucon,
in the County aforesaid. Terms on the day at
the place of sale, and due attendance given by
llF.ar BLEUM,
Adm'rs
THOMAS GEISSINCiER.
• By the Cmirt :—J. W. 1111CKLEJ, Clerk.
Sept. 10, 185(.1
l'q&I GOD r 3L - `lll - 4E tna
ETTERS of Administration having been
I-4 granted to the undersigned in the estate of
DAVID FINK, late of the township of Heidelberg,
Lehigh county, deceased. all persons indebted to
said estate. are requested to make payment with
in six weeks of this date; and all persons having
claims against said estate will present them,
duly authenticated fin. settlement, within the
above mentioned time, to
SAMUEL J. KISTLER, Administrator.
Realelbeig, Sept. 10, 1850. —Gt
PUBLXO SALE.' -
NIT 11.71,,,1,1,e,
Texno.silt n .s
a t a pul. it
l i ie n ; „:tl, the ' lth of
c., •‘tliepreugesete
premise,,
next, at 1 o'cloek in the afternoon, the following de
scribed valuable real estat .. Vl7
NO. I.—DWELLING ROUSE AND TRACT
nr Land, situate in said New Texas, Lower
.11,
1. Macitugy township, Lehigh county, adjoin_
•* 1.
ing the property of John Wannoinacher and
6,
. . the School House Lot, containing 61 rode.
-Thereon is erected a two.story stone Dwel
ling Muse, 13Inekstnith shop, (excellentatandforsaid
Intainnes.) Stable and other outbuildings, with a large
number of choice fruit trees.
NO. 2.-A FRAME lIOUSE AND LOT OP
Ground, situate in the clime place, with a front of 50
feet, and containing in the entire 51 square rode, the
whole under gond li•nees.
NO. 3.-A CORNER LOT, IN TILE SAME
place, containing in front 41 feet, and in . the entire SV
equare
The above properly, as before stated, is all located
M the thriving village of New Texas, and admirably
situated for the carrying on of any kind of business.
At the same time will be sold a beavy Four-llorao
Wagon, nearly new.
Thu above * being tho proportyof William Lobneh.
Thu conditions will be mode known on the day of
ado and due attendame given by
WALTER P. EITIBER, Assigneri.
September 10
S. SWEITZER'S
Piano Forte Atintithetoty,
A LLENTOWN, Pa., WARE ROOM, No. r 22 west
Hamilton street. Constantly on hand a supe
rior assortment of ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTES,
of the latest and Most approved styles, including such
Its have four round corners, with backs finished and
polished in agreeniont withtho front, scroll feet, An.,
warranted to ho of the best materials and workman
ship. Second-baud Pianos taken iu part payment
for HOW onus. Aug. 20-3 m
HER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
CA
TIIn GREAT or az: mcit on TUE BLOOD!
TILL 11 usT ALT ER 'VIVI: KNOWN:
Soil rade tV Jfereury in II
An infallible remedy fit Scrofula, King's Evil, Rhen.
matiem, Olotinato Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples or
n.iitlem on the Pave, lllotehes, Boils, Aguo and
Foyer, Chronic. Sore Eyes, Ringworm, or Totter,
Scald head, Enhargemen t and pain ofthe Bones
and Joints, Salt Itlionm, Stubborn Ulcers,
Syphilitic Disordors.and all diseases aria
in; rrom an injudicious ueoof Mercury,
Imprudence in Life, orlmpurllyof
tho Blood. •
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This kraal remedy, wide)! has become so rapidly
and so justly celebrated for its extraordinary efficacy
in relieving. and curing many or •tho most obstinate
and terrible ii. 1111,1 of disease with which mankind is
sillicte.l, is now of erect to the public, with tho confi
dent USsllllllll'o that Ile MEDICAL DIPCOVERY over
made has been so eminently successful in curin g
Scaorrt. t. and Ala, DISEASES 01' 1111: BLOOD, RS Car
ter's Spanish 31i tore.
The proprietors are receiving by every mall most
flattering and astonishing details of cures made in all
parts the reentry, and in most cases where the
skill of the best Physicians had been tried in vain.
Its power over the Bboon is truly remarkable, and
ail diseases arising from impurity of that great IxAy
no lava, have been relieved and cured without a Ma
gic failure out of the thoussmls who have used
Carter's Spanish Mixture contains uo Murcury,
um, Arsenio, or. any dangerous drugs, but is compos
ed of Roots and Herbs, combiner' with other ingrodi.
onto of known virtue, and may be given to the young
est infant or most debilitsited invalid, without the
least possible hesitation.
AVM. S. BEERS k CO.,,Proprietorti,
• Nu. 304 Broadway, New York:
:Mr-Price $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5. For
Pnlo by .1. B. Moyer, Allentown, S. Rau, Bethlehem,
and tira:tgiela and nierelnints generally.
New York, Fobruary 13.1556,
Ilecora.er of D eeds.
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To the. Voters of .Lehigh County.
FELLOW ClTZZENS.—Encouraged by a hire
numberand acquaintances, and in
view
appropriate the bandits an-
~ i„, from the office for the two and !Aloof of tho
or r . , f
eH x.5.,,y of filo i n ty ds
to
‘‘.vi',11.,,,, end children of Charles Gross, dumped, late
i t,,,,,,,,ter of the County, I tiro induced to offer myself
to your consideration for the Mitre of RECORDER
OF DEEDS, nt the ensuing October clue) tion,
Should I be no fortunate as to roceiro n majority of
your votes, I will endeavor to attend to the duties of
the office with left:tininess and punctuality.
GEORGE T. GROSS,
(P.n.) of the Into deceased Recorder.)
Aug. A.
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11IITIIVIt'S PATENT AIR-TIGHT SELF-SEAL.
. ING CANS AND JARS, for proftersing•Freah
Frilita. Tomatoes, kr., for Nilo rit the Now York Store,
No. 2. Wcat thimilton streoi, Allentown, Pa.
110UPT k STUCKERT, Sala Aii,tota,
Aill"Triof direetlone with each Can. • •
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