The Lehigh register., April 25, 1860, Image 3

- Tumults Human Ana IN INDIANA.—The
'Terre Haute (Ind.) Express says that on the
evening of the 16th inst., a very destructive
'tornado abated that.oity t and was frightful in
Its devastation the following is the list of pro.
:perty injured and destroyed:—
The large engine house of the Evansville
:and Crawfordsville Railroad was entirely de-
Lstroyed and is now a mass of ruins. A German
named Michael Kuhart was instantly killed,
!being terribly mangled about the head and
• face. There were live engines and a car in
the house, the damage to which has not been
• ascertained. The dwelling of John Kirkman,
• engineer on the Evansville and Crawfordsville
Railroad, was unroofed, and the side torn out.
A part of Henry Stokeman's house was blown
down. Considerable damage was done to A.
P. Voorheea' dwelling by pieces of timber and
brick blown from the engine house, a distance
•of three hundred yards. ,
A train consisting of two passenger cars and
one baggage car of the E. and C. Railroad,
were turned over on their aide. A target at a
switch on the same road was crushed by the
flying titabers from the engine house, a dis
tance of a thousand yards. Hager 's ice house
was nitrated ; Haggerty & Maloney's candle
factory was demolished; Simpson &Co.'s book
bindery was unroofed and the belfry of the
Catholic church was blown over, and lies a
mass of ruins across Fifth street. We have
hoard, also, that several persons had limbs
broken in the southeast part of the city : W.
S. Cooper's house, was more or less injured,
and we fear more damage has been done, of
which we are not yet apprised. A most mira
culous escape from death, or more frightful in
jury, was that of an employee on the E. and C.
Railroad, named Billy who; seeing that
be could not escape from th —, e
fallen building,
turned a large box over himself, and escaped
unscathed.
We have been over the ruins in the region
of Hager's ice house. In addition to the fore
going, we found Peter Philips' house blown to
Tomes ; J. M. Davis' house shattered, and fur
niture demolished; Leander Warren's house
Iblown over, his arm broken and head injured;
.his child was taken from its crib, covered with
rubbish, fast asleep and uninjured. Wm.
Woollen's house a sightless mass of ruins, piled
up two rode from the foundation ; his wife and
two children slightly injured. Widow Murry's
house blown from its foundation eighteen
inches; Alex. Thomas' house moved; James
MeCruskey's shop utterly demolished ; West's
now house a mass of ruins ; Joseph Parson's
stable entirely destroyed ; Walter S. Cooper's
now house utterly destroyed; sonic pieces of
timber blown ono hundred yards, and stuck
endwise in Hager's ice house ; Ned O'Brian's
house moved from the foundation; James o'-
Connol's new house uttArlf demolished. Loss
much greater than first estimated—will fall
little short of $.30,0 co
ANOTHER SIMLA ' S CASE—ALMOST A MUR
DER.—A case:of seduction in Groton, Tompkins .
county, which has just come to light is the sub
ject of a great deal of anxiety among the friends
of the parties and indignation among the com
munity. The facts of the case are as near as
we can gather them as follows : • Something
more than a year ago a merchant of that town
whose previous intrigues with the fair sex bad
. rendered him obnoxious to a large portion of
the community . made a public profession of
religion and joined the Methodist church and
succeded in making the people believe that he
really meant to lead a bettor life. His victim
the wife of a respectable and industrious ma
chinist belonged to the same church and report
says they were thrown much together at pray
er meetings and became very intimate so much
so that it became the subject of general remark
and final
. came to the ears of her husband.
His suspicions were excited but ho did not
believe his wife unfaithful to him until last
Wednesday evening on coining home ho found
the house deserted and instituting search found
the merchant and his wife together at or near
a barn standing in a field some distance from
•
the house. The outraged hnsband knocked
the merchant down and jumped upon his thee
with both feet breaking the 'bridge of his nose
and cutting his face in a shocking manner.
The merchant begged for his life but the hus
band continued to stamp him until he supposed
• life was extinct when ho took his faithless wife
. home and informed the neighbors of the cir
cumstances and that he aupposed ho had killed
. the merchant and he had bettor see to it.
The next morning some of the neighbors went
to the spot indicated and found that the man
had not been killed but had come to and crawl
ed home as they easily found by the blood
along its route. The machieilers wife says
that she and 'the merchant have, met clandes
tinely for the last six or eight months. She
has boon sent to her friends. The affair has
made the husband insane and he has since
made ono or two attempts to go to the house
of the merchant with avowed intention of tak
ing his life but has boon restrained by Ms
friends. The merchant has been taken away
from Groton and secreted in Homer or Cort
land to keep him from the vengonco of the man
whose domestic happiness he has ruined.
kr Mrs. Heenan wife of the psizo fighter is
now playing at the Bowery theatre, New York.
She was attracred to Heenan, a few months
ago, by his character for courage and married
him. She seems to be a woman with as many
fast qualities as her husband. Heenan is her
fonrth husband, she having been divorced from
three "predecessors." " Sho.has been a dan
cer, a hunter, a singer, an editor, and an act
ress." "She speaks Spanish, French, and Eng
liiih"—Writes poetry, &e. In appearance she
is a showey, handsome woman, being tall and
graceful, with a face not easily forgotten.
Her eyes aro very (lark, her hair is gloszy and
extraordinarily luxuriant, and she dresses in a
style peculiar to herself, and which adds still
more to her striking appearance.
SUDDEN DEATif OF FATHER AND SoN.---The
Boston Journal of April 17th says: At a town
meeting in Medway yesterday, Mr. Isaac S.
Foster, apparently in a fainting fit fell upon
the floor of the town house and soon died.
The deceased was fifty-five years old and prop
ably died from affection of the heart. In view
of the solemn event the Meeting was immedi
ately adjourned. In the afternoon, Mr. Warren
Foster, of 'Hopkinton, son of the above named
person having heard of the death of hie father
was preparing to go to Medway, when he was
suddenly seized with aprurontly a fainting lit
and although medical assistance was, at hand
he was not restored to conciousness but expir
ed in a very few moments. •
DISTRESSING dASUALITY.—During the heavy
rain of Thursday last a house on Deep run,
Belmont county; Ohio, was carried away, and
the owner, Mr. Ephraim Henry, his wife, and
a grown-up daughter, were drowned. One
little boy was swept away, bet found after
wards alive, in a drift pile. This was one
mile beck from the Ohio river. About the
same time, on the little fork of Short creek,
near Warren, two school houses, ono of them
lately erected and completed, wore swept en
tirely away by descending waters.
ft Ono day last week a woman in Atlantis
Georgia feeling herself aggrieved by the con
duct of a furniture dealer in that place me
him in the street and undertook to administe
a flogging. The man was however more L..
a match for her and she was in danger of suffer
ing defeat when General E. IL. Mills, the editoi
of the Southern Statesman went to her assist
once, finished the punishment, drove the ,as
vaulted man front the field and gallantly escor
ted the assailant to her-home.
116..1n Dr. Magoon's Church, Albany, Sun
day, the first person baptised was a young girl
sixteen years old, in the last stage of consump-.
tion. She was literally arrayed in her grave
cloths, it being understood that the white robe
in which she was baptized was to be worn by
her in her coffin. The scene was very affec
ting.
SkrProf. Price, the celebrated wire Walker
from Columbia county in this State, is now at
Lewistown, Pa., where he *ill walk the wire
on B.turday. It will be stretched from the
National - Reuse to the Court House, a distanee
of a hundre - a.su t id sixty feet, and at. an el
evation of about *4 14 6U feet. .
WONDERS OP TM WESTERN MARTINA
NY SLOPE.----PA kanavvha, Va., Republi
can says t "'Mt subterranean wonders of
the Wtstern 'Alleghanian-slope continue,
from time to time be developed, to the aston
ishment of the intelligent dwellers upon the
surface. Near Maiden, on the Kanawha
river, in the spring of 1844 in boring a salt
well, at the depth of 1000 feet the augur
struck the reservoir of gas. The stream of
gas that rose to the upper surface was so
powerful as to shoot the whole boring appa
ratus, consisting of one thousand feet of
poles and a sinker weighing tole litihdred
pounds, into the air, like an arrow. The
stream of gas is'three inches in diameter,
and has been blowing up with unabated
force, day and night, for sixteen years.
When our railroad is completed, this gas
may be turned to some account. Pipes
may be laid along the• road, so as to light
up by night the whole road east to Rich
mond, and west to Cincinnati, and then
enough to spare to light up three cities.
In the same region there is an extensive
subterranean manufactory of oil. The oil
makes its appearance on the waters of our
river, and in places comes up to the surface
of the earth. Barrels of it have been gath
ered.
—An interesting incident occurred a few
days ago at Louisville, Ky. It wa-; the
meeting of the only two persons now living
who were present at the marriage of Henry
Clay. The parties were Mark Hardin of
Shelbyville, a noble relic of the old time
generation of Kentuckians, and the venera
ble Mrs. Price, the mother-in-law of Judge
Thos. A. Marshall, of the Court of Appeals
of the State. At the time of the marriage,
Mr. Hardin was a clerk for Col. Hart of
Lexington, whose daughter Mr. Clay mar
ried, and Mrs. Price was one of the most
admired belles of the State.
—A man named Joseph Shubart, said to
be in comfortable circumstances, resides
near Springfield, Ohio. Ho has three or
four brothers living. A few days ago he
turned his mother, aged 80 years, out of
doom, and sea her to Sprinfield, to die in
the street or to be supported by the county.
She wandered about till the keeper of the
Poor-House found her, when she was taken
care of by the authorities. Some of her
clothing had not been washed for four
months.
—A 'physician in Middleboro', Mass.'
who has some fowls which he values . very
highly, one morning last week; on
. going
into his yard,' discovered that some one had
been making a predatory 'visit there and
stolen some of his best hens. On looking
around, a little, he found a purse on the
ground containing $OO, undoubtedly drop
ped, by the careless thief. The doctor is
quite willing to have some more .hens stolen
at that rate.
—A rather lar ; story is told by an ex
change, to the effect that a woman in the
County of Santa Barbara, California, has
one grape-vine which, in a single year, bore
5,000 bunches of grapes, yielding 64,000.
When a girl, on leaving Monterey for her
present home, she picked up a vine-cutting
to drive her mule. This cutting she plan
ted on her arrival, and after a lapse of seven
years the foregoing is the result. •
—Several years since, Bev,drly Edwards
of Hempstead county, Arkansas, supposing
he had killed a man in a fight, fled and has
not been seen since. The injured man re
covered, and now the family of Edwards
are exceedingly anxious to hear some news
of their long-lost relative.
GOING INTO BLAST.—Several of the Iron
Furnace's of Berks county, in which operations
had been discontinued owing to the financial
crisis of 1857, wo are happy to learn, are pre
paring to go into blast, under the expectation
of a higher duty on iron under the revised
taifl:Aoposed in the present Congress.
• AAA child was lately born in Washington
township, Jefferson county, whieh weighed at
its birth, 17 pounds. A big baby; or a big
story.. '
Dyspepsia and'Oonsamption.—W WO of these dis-•
cases occasions the victim the most suffering? The
Dyspeptic will say the former. It is, therefore, a
consoling fact, that Oxygenated Bitters cure this
most distressing complaint.
A FAMILY NECESSITY
The following statement speaks for itself:—(E.r
pact) " In lifting the kettle from the fire it caught
and scalded my hands and person very' se
verely—ono hand almest to a crisp. The torture
was unbearable. It was an awful sight. a * * The
Mustang Liniment appeared to extract the pain al
most immediately. It' healed rapidly and left no
scar of account. Cliental; Fosvan, 420 Broad St.,
Philadelphia." It is truly a wonderful article. It
will cure any case of swelling, Burns, Stiff Joints
Eruptions or Rheumatism. For Horses, it should
never be 'dispensed with'. Ono Dollars worth of
Mustang has frequently saved a valuable horse. It
cures Oak's, Sprains, Ringbone, Spavin, and Foun
ders. Beware of Imitations. Sold in all parts of,
the habitable Globe.
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors, Now York
Allentown March 28, lin
Humphrey's Specific Homeopathic Remedies
Nave now baba before the public fur five years
and have everywhere won golden opinions from the
many thousandrwho have used them.
Simple, free fromintriertcy, techniCality or danger
they have bcounut the ready resource and aid of
the parent, traveller, nurse, or Invalid, and have be
come the family physician and medical advisor of
thousands of families. No whore have they been
tried without having been approved, and their high
est appreciation is among those who have known
them longest, and most intimately.
N. B.—A full set of HUMPHREY'S HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFICS, with book of Directions, and twenty
different lientedies,• in largo vitae, morrocco ease
$5; ditto, in plain case, $4; case of fifteen boxes,
and Book, $2. Single boxes, 25 cents, and fifty
cents.
These Remedies, by a single box or ease are sent
by mail or express, free of charge, to any address on.
receipt of the price. Address
Dn. P. HUMPHREYS do CO.,
• No., 562 Broadway, New York
Sold by E. D. Lawnll, Allentown ; Jacob S
Lowell, Catasauqua. , •
Allentown March 28, lto
ALLEINTOVITZir 1141EILItSETS
[CORRECTED WEEKLY BY PRETE, GUTU it co.
TuEsonr, April 24, 1960.
$6.50
1.90
4.00
1.40
Wheat Flour, per bbl.;
Rye Chop, per 10011 in.
Corn Alen, per bbl. •
Wheat, per bushel,
Rye, 14 . •
Corn,
Oats,
Potatoes, "
Deans,
Dried Apples, "
". Peaches, " • ;
MEM
Salt,
Cloverseod, "
Timothy seed, "
Eggs, per dozen,
Butter, per pound,
Lard,
Hams,
Bacon
Beeeivnx, • •
Salt, Liverpool, in gneks,
llny,.per con,
Eittniv, •
{ JO
DEATH OP EPAMOtte TROTTER.—The elebrat
ed six year old trotting horse, ' B Higdon,'
died at St. Louis of lung fever, n Monday
evening. He had trotted a mile in 2,27; the
fastest time ever made by a six year old. Three
weeks ago his owners Messri..Dunbam & Hig
don had retbsed $4OOO for him.
MARRIEb
On the 23d inst., by the Rev. J. Henry
Dubs, Mr, EDWIN A. STECKLI` to Migs LETI-
TtA WEIKLE both or Allentown 4
.
On the 3d inst., by the itey. J. a Dubs,
Mr. .TOicAtitA34 SCIIWEYER to Miss ELEYINA
WALDERT, both of Maxatawny.
On the 15th inst., by the same, Mr. JOHN
FREDERICK to Miss SUSANNAA FENSTERMAOKER,
both of North Whitehall.
1:1 I 11 D
On the 24th of March, of Scarlet Faye' ,
Elm+, Peter and Susannah Neff, aged 4 years
month and 20 days,
On the 25th of March of Scarlet Fever ELa
vititt 81113 ANNA, daughter of Gideon and Justi
na Fray, aged 6 years, 9 months and 4 . days.
On the the 30th of Alarch of Consumption,
ADAM SOHREIRER aged 69 years, 5 months and
23 days. •
On the 30th of March of Scarlet Fever
CATHARINE daughter of Charles and Gertrude
Miller, aged 60 years, 7 months and 1 day.
On the 10th of April, JAMES OLIVHR son of
Solomon and Lucy Ann Boyer, aged 1 year, 4
months, and 6 dap,
On the 10th inst., MENETTA, wife of James
Hammel, aged 27 years, 9 months and 6 days.
On the 10th inst., of Scarlet Fever, JAMES
PETER, infant son of Alfred and Flora Ann
Keiper, aged 8 months. and 10 days.
On the 15th inst., in Upper Saucon, ALFRED
WILLIAM, son of 'Solomon and &ilium'. Boehm
aged 3 months.
On the 18th inst.,
in Allentown, HENRY OLI
VER, son of Jacob Clottridie,- aged 11 months
and 5 days.
Oh the 15th inst., in South Whitehall, Mrs.
HANN:tit RIIOADS, wife of Daniel Rhoads, Esq.,
aced 58 years, 2 months and 2 days.
On the 10th of April, JAMES OLtvea, eon o'
Solomon and Lucy Ann Boyer, aged 1 year
4 months and 4 days.
AN election for officers -of-t-ht - Allentown Water
Company will bo held on Monday, May 14th,
1860, at tho public house of Moses Schnook, com
mencing at 1 o'clock, P. M. By order of the Board.
JOSBPII WEAVER, President.
Allentown, April 4, 1860. —43 t
ADJOURNED COURT
AN ADJOURNED COURT' of Common Pleas of
the county of Lehigh, will be held at the Court
llouso in Allentown, on Monday the 21st of May,
MO, mil on and where all parties interested can attend.
JAMES LACKRY, Prothonotary.
Prothonotary's Office, Allentown April, 25. —3t
ADJOURNED COURT.
AN ADJOURNED COURT of Quarter Session and
Orphan's Court of the county of Lehigh, will
ho hold at the Court House in Allentown, on Mon
day the 21st of May, 1860, when and whore all par
ties interested can attend.
BOAS HAUSMAN, Clerk
Clerk's Mee, Allentown, April 25:
DR. TIIEODORE C. YEAGER
FORMERLY a private office student of Dr. C. L.
Martin and graduate of the University of Penn
sylvania, announces to the citizens of Allentown and
vicinity that he has opened an office No. 62 East
Hamilton street, directly opposite Lewis Schmidt
Drug Store, where ho is ready by day or by night
to render his professional set vices to all afflicted.
April 25, 1860. —tf
Executive Meeting
A MEETING of the Executive Committee of the
Lehigh County Agricultural Society will be
held on the 12th day of May next, at 1 o'clock P. M.,
at the Amerioon House in the Borough of Allentown,
for the purpose of receiving and adopting the re
port of the Cominittee which was appointed by a
former meeting to make a Schedule of Premiums,
and to transact other business. By order of
0. L. SCIIRIEBEB, President.
JOSHUA STABLER, Secretory. '
April 25, ls6o. —St
DAILY LINE . OF STAGES,
BETWEEN Bethlehem and Allen
town. The undersigned on and
after Monday, April 23d, 1860, will run a daily line
of Stages between Bethlehem and Allentown. A
coach fur the accommodation cf passengers will
leave the Allen House at Allentown at 4 o'clock and
forty-five miliutes P. M. of every day, and will re
turn to Allentown on the same day, leaving the De
pot of the North Pennsylvania Railroad Company
at Bethlehem upon the arrival of the evening train
from•Philndelphin. .
NM. P. YEAGER, Proprietor.
April 25. lra
Administrator's Notice.
LETTERS os Administration having boon granted
to the undersigned, in the estate of Abraham
Hunsberger, late of Salisbury township, Lehigh
County, deceased; all persons indebted to said es
tate are requested to make payment within six weeks
from this date; and all persons having claims
against said estate, will present them, duly, authen
ticated for settlement within the above mentioned
time,
JESSE lIUNSZERGER, Adm , rs,
CD' PETER MOLL,
Saliobury township, Lehigh County.
.
April 18, 1860.
WALL PAPER ! WALL PAPER ! !
BURTON & LANING,
MANUFACTURES AND IMPORTERS, •
WO. 602 ARCH STNEET,
Where may be found tile largest and handsomest
asssortment in the city.
Off-Purchasers from the country will ilud it tt
their advantage to call at our store, whore they wi'
be suited with a superior arta° . at the lower
prices.
BURTON A LANING.
Allentown April 25, 1850. Sin
IS
Boot and Shoe Store,
E.FINIC•would respectfully inform.the citizens of
Allentown and vicinity that ho still carries on
the Boot and.Slm.s store, at No. 12 East Hamilton
streert, sign of the Big Boot, the public may confi
dently rely upon it, that ho will at all times keep on
band, a better, larger, and gt the same time cheaper
stock, than was over kept in the building before. He
will always hay con hand
n G
n t S I
l ° i m p
p o 800 t9 i ,Shoe
i , Ladovanl
Misses Gaiters, Shoes and
Slippers, Children's Boots and Shoes. Also, Coarse
Bouts and Shoes for Mon and Boys,Gums, &a.
All kinds of Gentleman's and Lad ies' work made to
order in the most approved styles, at short notice, and
of the best of materials, and as ho employs none but
the best of workmen ho hopes by strict attention to
business and law prices, to receive a good sharo of
public patronage. EPHRAIM FINK.
Allentown, April 25, 1800. —tf
C. R. MILK'S
PATENT
111 AND WATER . PllllOl ROW
THE subscriber in coming before the public with
this roofiafg feels confident not only that he can
give satisfaction to those who may employ him
either to put on new roofs or repair old ones, but
ho is satisfied that ho can convince any practical
man that his roof is not only Firo and Water Proof,
but that it is a roof that will stand the changes of
heat and cold, and be durable for a great number of
years. .It can bo used upon, either flat or steep
roofs, or upon old and worn out shingle roofs with
out the trouble of removing the shingles. It is Mali
one of the best nrticles that can be applied upon Tin,
or Iron roofs, cooling almost as cheap as paint, and
will preservo.the tin twelve times all long. Those
having tin roofs that they wish to preserve or leaky
ones that they want made tight and have t hem stay
so, will be putting money in their pockets by using
this material.
PRICES.
For now Roof, 5 cts per square foot. -
" Tiu or Iron do. ono coat, 2 cis per square foot.
" do. two coots, 3 cts per square foot.
Two coats on Iron or Tin guarunteed to muko it
perfectly water tight.
Samples of this roof may be soon ut 'the Allen
110t1F0, Allentown Pa.
3.50
2.00
All ordure utlilresieul to Jri2eph Cool, ut
House, Allentown, wilt be promptly Attended to.
CONRAD ROEDER.
30
1.50
3.00
8,00
April 25,
NEW BOOT AED
SHOE MINUFACTORTI
Sing, oh 1 sing, ye Heavenly mum
And we will mend your Beata and Sheens
• SOHLINCER 414 r,•,,MatitEß
1:111. 0 . 01311PROTPIILLY annonnee to the
lA+ citizens of Allentown and violn
ktyt that they have removed their Boot
and Shoo Manufaetory to No. 16. Bast nanillion
nearly opposite Moser.i . Drtig :lore, Where they will
keep on hind an assortment of Beady Made work,
and Manufacture at
very email profit, every article in their lino of tinni
ness, and no man or
WOMAN
Should fail to atop In and see their stook before pur
chasing elsewhere, as nothing can be
LOW
By examining such en elegant assortment of Boots
and Shoes, end they defy Rumor, with,
•
aniat
Thousand tongties, to sing the praise of any other
manufactory above theirs for cheap and good Boots
and Shoes. Only call and Coo tbo continual
BITIVELZI I
And carrying away of BOOTS d• SHOES, and you
will be convinced that 808 LINGER MEISTER'S
is the place to get a comfortablo anderstanding for
the "lords of creation," the "gentler sex,". and the
" Wendt° army." Orders for custom work prompt
ly executed,
AllehtoWn, April 25, fiat,.
Great Victory in the Field of Battle.
VII — DER-i-Slaughter t and groat victory. Satan
M
is chained by one log for a thousand years ; and
the Sheriff last nightie jail : seventeen lawyers look
ed up; Judge and Jury madams during the night;
some of the doctors out on a spree , ; but, it is astonish
ing to say that the excitement at Stopp's cheap Cash
Store, about his nice cheap goodsjust got at Sheriff's
sale was so great, that thefate of the honorabies above
named were entirely forgotten even by their own
wifes and daughters, for they were all bound for the
first cut of new goods. Anil, no wonder, near 13,-
000 yds. Black Silks far 81 eta and 60 ate a yard,
do. 18,000 yde, Riney mike, new style for 50 ctua yd;
10,000 yards black alpacca, cheap; Muslin and Cal
icoes very cheap for cash; 3,000 now atyle Mantling
and dosters from 69 eta to 15 dolls. a piece; French
lace Mantillas for $B.OO worth $1b.00; 18.00 Shawls
of all styles, dirt cheep ; 1000 parasols and sun um
bcrellas from 12} upwards; 1,000 fi oop Skirts;
black berege and merino just broad enough ibr
mourning ahawles black veils and Cohan cheap;
gingham handkerehelfs near Iyd. square for eta
a piece; needle worked halrfs for 06 ate ;
white stockings 66 cts : needle worked collate 3 eta;
ladies gloves, 4 eta; Oil ahadea and window cur
tains, very pretty. And for man and boys wear:
Cloths, Cassimera, `Postings, Satins and common
panting the cheapest over offered in Allentown.—
And don't forgot that Stopp has got a large lot of
Spring and Summer Bonnte, Ribbons, Plovtors, Ac.,
just received from New York and Philadelphia,
which ho is determined to sell Wholsale and Retail
very cheap for cash. And now for Groceries, Stepp
sells splendid Sugar for al ate a 1b; best white 10
eta; good syrup molasses for 06 eta a quart; splen
did baking ' lOcts ; 900 half and 6 barrels of the fin
est mackerel ever sold in Allentown, from 1.00 to
2.00 dolls cheaper than the cheapest. New,
don't you think that I am blowing and gassing for
Stopp, for I don't like him Myself for he won't trust
a fellow to a sixpence, therefore I don't like to tell
you that Stopp's Cheap Cash Store is No. 35, West
Hamilton St., Allentown, Pa.
Allentown April 25, 1860. Ot
[IATTALION mum NO. I.]
THE FIRST PARADE
OF THE
FIRST INFANTRY- BATTALION.
• OF LEHIGH COUNTY, I
Composed of the following Companies.:
Jordan Artillerists, Capt. W. 11. Gamier,
.
Allen Infantry, 6 6 Thomas Yeager,
Allen Rifles, • " John llillinger,
Lehigh Rifles, " Oliver Ritter,
Catanauqua Rifles, " H. S. liarte,
will take place at Allentown, Thursday, May 10th,
1960. ~.
The lino will be formed at 9 o'clock, A. M., pro
cisely.
By order.
ARNoLD C. LEwis, Adjutant
Invitationsa have been extended to the Brigade
Inspector, and the Field and Staff Officers of the Di
vlsiod to inspect and review the line during the day
in the following older
At 11 o'clock, inspection by Maj. T. H. Good.
Brigadier Gen. George Fry and Staff, will review
the lino at 12 o'clock.
Col. W. 11. Mogen at 3 o'clock.
During the day Mnj. Gen. Robert S. Brown and Staff,
will review, after which the Battalion and all the
Staff Officers pass in review on Hamilton street, be
fore E. C. Wilson, Adjutant General of Pennsylva
nia.
The Jordan, Allentown, and Foglesville Banda
will be in attendance.
April 25, 1880
Joshua Schnurman,
WROLESALE DEALER IN
NOTIONS, FANCY .GOODS
PERFUMERY JEWELRY, &C.
No. 28 Wen Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa.
THE subscriber begs leave to inform the Mercan
tile community.of Lehigh and adjacent coun
ties, as well as the public in general, that ho has re
moved to the above named locality, where ho has
much more room, and consequently enabled to great
ly enlarge his former stock. He flatters himself
that he now has as largo and as good an assort
ment in hie line as any house in the State—ntoorn
towns not excepted ; ono of the same size challenged.
His stook consists In part of
JEWELRY,
PERFUMERY, HOSIERY,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, COMBS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES,
diISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES, &C., &C.
a full variety of the latest 'styles of everything be
longing to each branch enumerated, to which the
attention and inspection of Town and Country Mer
chants and Pedlars is invited Catalogues of Goods
forwarded to any address on application.
4.t-Grateful for the encouragement thus far re
ceived, 1 hope to merit,a continuance of the same.
taii..Don't forget the place—No. 28 West Hamil
ton street, a fox doors above the Odd Fellows' Hall.
JOSHUA SCHNUHMAN.
Allentown, April 25, 1880. —3m
NOW IS YOUR TIME LADIES.
4111„-F you want Fashionable Bonnets. Mrs.
.1 Stepp, .t Co., hove just returned from
. Now York with a most elegant assortment of
spring and summer bonnets all of which have been
selected from the most fashionable openings. They
have also Bonnets, received directly from Paris;
mourning bonnets for $2 00, and shakers for 25 Ms ;
Children's bats aad fiats very cheap; Dress caps and
head-dresses; hair note and pins; mohair mitts;
kid and gauntlet gloves ; Lace embroided and GISMO,
rel undersleeves; mourning and lace veils; black
and fancy-dress silks; Silk and and sloth mantillas
and dosters ; French and Chantilla Ince shawles; a
groat variety of black and atolls shawls; Parasols
and sun umberellae. Dress trimmings of all the
• •
latest styles, elegant and beroge and lawn robes for
dresses; also, all other new style dress goods. Very
best Merrimac, Calicoes fur 11 cents a yard; black
and white lace Bertha Capon. Mantillas and Cloaks
made to order. Don't forget to call as they
aro well kown as having the most fashionable goods;
and as selling them at the lowest prices. They
have also cornets and hoop skirts. Extraordinary
inducements offered to country milliners.
MRS. STOP?, & CO.
No. 13 West Hamilton St.
(Directly opposite Odd Fellows! Hall.)
ALLENTOWN, PA.
Allentown, April 25, 1860. 6t
Allentown Academy,
THE Summer Term of this Institution will com
mence on Thursday the 26th of April. Pupils
are received into tho School at any time and charged
only from the date of entrance.
Primary, per quarter, $4,011
Common English branches, ' 4,5005,00
Higher ' " '• with Latin and Greek, 6,00
" " French, 7,50
8,00
2,00
Music, . , •
Pao of Piano for practice,
•
Drawing, 2;00
A few pupils are received into the family of the
Principal at the rate of $4O per quarter for board,
washing and tuition In all branches except Music
and Drawing,
April 18, 1860
STOCKHOLDERS TAKE NOTICE
, THE Stockholders of the Hanover and South
Whitehall Bridge Company will take notice that a
meeting of said company will he held at the Mari
can Hotel, In•Allontown on Saturday the Lth day
o next at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, when and
bueMess of the utmost importance to their in
' • Ala ho transacted. By order of slunagers.
JOHN ROMIG, President Pro tem.
April 25, HBO. —2t
IEIOO.. 113430
Align e 4111-11 surgran,
Md. ABOUT •HEAD COVERt.
Hats for walking, riding, driving;.•
Hats dull faces look alive in •, •
Hata for youths, light, airy, dashing;
Hats for men of taste and fashion;
Hats for features bright and Jolly;
Hats Air tacos tuelaneholy
Hata for dgutes broad and burly;
Hats for straight hair or for curly ;
Hats for traveling, shooting, Nailing;
Hata taro-proof in storms unfailing;
lists for spring, Orebro styles together;
Hats for every kind of *anther;
Hats of ,silk, felt, straw, and bonier;
Hata that almost wear forever ;
Hata for spa's and watering places;
Hata of styles to wear at races;
Hats with which•a room to enter;
Hats for scones of wild adventure;
Hats of many shapes uncommon •
Hats admired by every,woman ;
lists to stand all kinds of mauling;
Hats distinct fot eve* calling;
Hata light, pliable, elastic)
Hats less flexible and plafflo
Hata of quiet styles for pastora l
lists round-orovlted--yotir kfiouting castors;
Hata to suit each race and nation;
Hats unmatched for ventilation;
Hata for young mon and for children ;
lists of beauty quite bewildering;
Hata that boys and Misses sigh for;
Hata, in fact, that babies cry for I
il . ttta for soldiers, lists Pp. gallops
as tut eta. th *otk of talitits ;
Hata at Timex; court, and FIVE dollars;
Fit for gentlemen and scholars,
At Hess' Great Hat Emporium, No. 33 East Ham
ilton street, nearly opposite the German Reformed
Church. Straw Goode iq all their variety, Ladies'
Shakers, Ladies' Bloomers, Children's Flats, Chit
dren'a Plain and Fancy Hats, Boys' Caps and Hata,
Traveling and Sporting Caps and soft Hata. The as
sortments embrace a greater variety of styles than
has ever yet bees attempted in this branch of the
business in Allentown.
• SYLVESTER WEILER, Agent.
Allentown, April 18. —tf
-Am
RESPECTFULLY announce to their friends and
Elio public, in general, that they have just re
ceived a splendid assortment of
NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS,
which will be made up to order on short notice in
the latest styles, and in a superior manner; consist
ing partly of Black French Clothe of all grades, Blue,
Brown,Olive and Green Cloths, French Habits, Bl'k
Doeski Cassimeres of all grades, Black Zambonn
Cassimere—new style, French Silk mixed Coatings,
Black and white mixed Tricot Coatings, Brown and
white mixed Tricot Coatings, Drap Coatings, Eng
fish Repellant Caseimere Coatings—Brown and
Gray. A lunge assortment of French and English
Fancy Caseimeres —elegant styles, Domestic Caasi
metes of all qualities, a large assortment of Mat/damn
Vestings, Plain and figured Grenadines, Fancy Silks
and Marseilles of all qualities, &c., &c.
All orders thankfully received and promptly exe
cuted at reasonable terms.
flger`Cash buyers will find it to their particular
advantage to obtain their clothing at this establish
ment, as they will be sure to receive the best ob
tainable value for their money.
FURNISHING GOODS, such as Shirt-Wares,
Cravats, Neckties, Silk and Linen IPdkls, Hosery,
Gloves, Suspenders, &e.
Shire made to order. We have made arrange
ments with Winchester & Co., of Philedelphia .to
take measure for shirts and get up in the Bear MAN
NKR. Undershirts and Linen and Cotton Drawers.
SAMUEL lIOATS,
. - WM. F. MILLER, Sup't.
April 19,1860. --tf
I. N. OREOORY, Principal.
—ly
THE ALLENTOWN
M".A.SEMCICMTAL33II-all
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
AND•
CENTS' runts:tam 811 M E,
53 East Hamilton Street, 2 doors below the
.American Hotel,
• ALIANTOWN, PA.,
THE GREAT AND WONDERFUL
GUTIISVILLE BATTALION!
Battalion, renowned in all the world, is to
J. bo held this year at the house of Josiah F. Guth,
in iluthsville, South Whitehall township, Lehigh
county, and about half a mile from Walbert's Station
on the Catasauiput and Fogelsvillo Railroad, on
Whit-Monday, the 28th of May next at 10 o'clock in
the morning.
The military, far and ncar,-on horso and on fool,
will be present; among the rest, the whole Battalion
of Cavalry and many splendid companies and brass
bonds of Lehigh, Northampton, Berke and Carbon
counties ; many Officers of high rank, as Major Gen.
Robert S. Brown and Staff, Brig. Gen. Fry , and
Staff, Brig. (ion. Best and `toff, Col. Seigfricil, Mnj.
T. 11. Good, Maj. Seipel and others are expected.
Come therefore, one and all, girls and boys, man and
wife, old and young, and do not neglect this remark
able gala day in Outhsville. In every corner there
will be glorious music, refreshments in abundance,
good stabling, and as to all other things there shall
ho no lack.
MANY SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS.
April 18, 1860. 7--tf
The Continental Restaurant.
THE Continental Restaurant has been removed to
the South West corner of Hamilton and Fifth
Streets, directly opposite the Court House, where
the undersigned at considerate expense has fitted up
rooms for the entertainment of
. his friends. A hand
somely furnished
LADIES'. PARLOR
Ilas been provided, with a private entrance on Fifth
Street. Thatikful for past patronage, the Proprietor
would solicit a continuance of the same, assuring
nII, that no pains shall be spared to minister to the
wants and comforts of visitors.
W. W. lIAMEItSLY.
Or Private families supplied with the beat oys
ters the markets afford.
Allentown, April 4, 1860. ' —tf
Dissolution Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the partnership
heretofore existing between the undersigned,
in Hanover township, Lehigh county, and in White
Haven, Lucerne county, in the mercantile business,
the milling business, the lumber an coal trade un
der the firm of Kcck, Saeger A Company, has lately
been dissolved by mutual consent. Alt 'such as are
indebted to said firm, aro requested to call and
make payment, as soon as possible, at the old busi
ness stand, and all such as have claims against the
same, are requested to present them for settlement.
ANDREW S. KECK, CHARLE S. KECK,
THOMAS KECK, WILLIAM SAEGER,
ALFRED G. SAEGER. . •
April 4. St
The Business.
TIIE Coal and lumber business will herea ft er be
carried on at the old business stand in Hanover
township, Lehigh county, by Charles L. Kock, and
Andrew S. Keck, under the firm of C. L. and A. S.
Kook, and the Store and Milling business will be
cuntinued on at the' above place, by Simon P. Kern,
Aaron Jacobs, and William Saeger, under the firm
of Kern, Jacobs A Company, and it will afford the
now firms much pleasure to welcome old customers,
and now, and to servo all to the best of their ab—
ity.
April 4
NOTICE.
AB it is a custom with many persons, to trespass
upon the property of the undersigned, situated
hrouna Allentown, by which all kinds of injury is
done to it, both maliciously and otherwise; they
therefore give notice hereby, that whoever will be
found upon thoir promises hereaterOrill bo punish
ed according to -low. Besides parents may be
watchful of their children, so that they will no'
transgress any' more.
Joseph IVaevor,
Ephraim Grimy
J. M. Better,
Carl Ooranflo,
William Grim,
Allentown, April 1 1 th.
Notice to Subscribers
ALL persons indebted to the late Orin of Mines &
Huber, dissolved June 10, 1859, for subscrip
tion, &e., to LEIIII3II REGISTER, moot settle their ac
counts before Mily let, 1860, no us to enable on to
meet the demands upon ourselves. • After mid date
the Books will be placed into the hoods of a Justice
of the Penco for final settlement. It is hoped that
all in arrearage will see the necessity and justice of
paying up promptly. lIAINES &
C. FRANK HAINNS.] LPC:TER C. HUBRIV
Allentown, April 4, 1860. --3 t
NOTICE.
TILL annual' mooting of the stockholders of tho
Pennsylvania and Lehigh Zinc Company will
be held nt tho Company's Office No. 121 Walnut str.,
in the city of Philapelphin, on Monday May 7th, at
11 o'clock A. M. for the election of eleven Directors
to servo for the entitling year, and for tho transaction
of other businena•
SAMUEL P. FISIIFR, Problem
April 18, 1800,
1860. SPRING 1860.
AND
SIMMER • GOODS.
Rts.ritozia A SHINER, No: 5 West Bawl!.
ton Street, have Moly returned from, New
York and Philadelphia akd received the largest and
most desirable stook of Goods efer %fore Shown in
Allentown, and aro now ready to accommodate the
public in all prices and qualities of Goods. We do
not like to overate ortr stook like some of oar neigh-,
bora do, but the old saying is an empty barrel
makes the most noise; we aro-ready to sustain what
we say. Our stock consists of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
A splendid assortutent of Spring and Summer
Ladies Dress. Goods, such as plain, black, and fi
gure alike for dresses, colored, striped, cline, and
buquadero dress silks, from 50 cents to $2,00.--
Pryard, Harem Poising, Dwells Balearines, Potti
cloves' Challis, Valanels, Lavelle -Cloth, Modena
Cloth, Gingham, Prints, Chinses, plain and figured
Brilliants, Lawns, Boregee, Extension Skirts, Man
tillas' Dusters, together with a full variety of goods,
they feel satisfied to please every body, if they give
them a trial before purchasing elsewhere, by
RIMINI:4BR A SHINER.
WIN'S WISAIL—;..A full assortment of Men's woar
suoh as Black, and colored Clothe, Panay
and Plain thisslitiefei tweeds, Merino Cassimere,
Union Cassimeres, Boonton, Cottenade,
and all kinds of other goods too =Mattid to
mention whioh they offer for sale by
RENINGER k CHIMER.
SHAWLS.—A splendid assortment of Shawls,
such as Black and Colored Stella Shawls,
Black and Mode Colored Shawls, Square and Long
Drachm Shawls, White and Colored Crape Shawls,
Bidet Silk Shawls, and Moue Dolan Shawls, for
safe by BENING= & KHMER.
UMBERELLAS AND PAIIASOLS ,— A lull as
sortment of umberellas, and all peens and
qualities of Bilk and Cotton Sun Umberellas, a full
line of Parasols which they offer very low for sale.
RENINGER A BIIIMER.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTH. —A full assortment
of ingrain, threeply and tapestry carpets, and
cotton and wool stair Carpets. Floor, Stair and Ta
ble Oil Cloth of all qualities and width, vary law
for sale by • RENNINGER :HUME&
LIROCERIES.— A full assortment of Groceries
such as--Itlo and Java •Coffoe, all kinds of
Now Orleans, Porto Rico, Cardittus, Muscovado,
and all kind of Syrup Molasses, all kinds of Sugar,
Teas, Honey, Raisins, 0111, Chocolate, Cheese, Rice,
Sal. Soda, Soda Ash, iup. Car., of Soda, all kinds
of Spices whielt.they offer very low by
BERINGER SHIMER.
kinds of Fish, such as No. I and 2.-
1. Quarter, halves, and whole barrel Mackerel,
Scale Fish, Herrings and Cod Fish, for sale by
RENINGER k SHINER.
SALT.—(}round Liverpool Salt in sacks and per
bushel. Ashton fine Salt, and Dairy Sacks fur
sale by RENINGER .It, SULKER.
Allentown, April 14, 1860. tf
sass POE TUE PEOPLE I
^HATTERS, No. 25 West Hamilton St.,
Allentown, Manufacturers a n
Wholesale and Retail dealers in HATS, CAPS,
STRAW GOODS, Ac. are now prepared for the
SPRING and SUMMER trade with all the ilfieront
styles of Hats, among them the celebrated Bonner
and Genning's styles, of the beet guerillas and at
such prices as to defy competition. We have on
band the largest variety of
ever offered in this borough, which we will sell at
the lowest cash prices.
STRAW GOODS: —.of straw goods we have a
very fine and choice stock, not surpassed by any in
town. It consists of dens', Boys' and Youths' Pan
ama, Palm Leaf, Leghorn, Canada, Maricaibo, Mich
igan, Ac. A fine stook of Misses' Bloomers.
Our assortment of CAPS is one of the most exten
sive in the place, and we are adding to it almost dai
ly. Customers may rest assured that they can be
suited, as the stock has been selected from the larg
est assortments in the cities.
As all EATS are manufactured under the imme
diate supervision of the firm, they feel warrsntecd in
saying that for durability and finish they cannot be,
surpassed by any establishment In tows.
..Country Merchants supplied at the lowos
city prices.
Allentown, April 11
TN the Orphans' Court of Lehigh county.
In the matter of the account of An-
M I drew Wint, administrator of the estate of
Elisabeth Wint, late of Upper Beacon tbwnsbip, Le
high county, deceased.
And now April 6, 1860, tho Court appoint Elisba
Forrest, Esq., as auditor to audit and resottle the
said account and report distribution according to
law.
Notice is hereby given, that the auditor above
named will attend to the duties of his appointment
on Wednesday the 2,1 of May, inst., at 10 o'clock,
A. M., at his office, No. 58, East Hamilton St., In
the borOugh of Allentown, when and where all
parties interested can attend if they think proper.
E• FORREST, Auditor.
February 8, 1860. —3t
OF Hamman's Gift Enterprise are hereby inform
ed that family affairs have presented him from leav
ing home, in order to dispose of the balance of his
tickets. Ho returns his sincere thanks for the leni
ency shown hlm thus far by those who have pur
chased tickets of his enterprise. He trusts how
ever, to be able to dispose of the balance by about
May nest, when the drawing will take place.—
Should he be unable to dispose of the same by that
time, be will return tho money to such who have
purchased tickets of bim, which to him would be a
very serious loss, having incurred a very serious
expense. Ho hopes his friends will assist him in
making this last effort of disposing of the balance of
tickets on hand. He wishes to retain the name of
an honest man, and will act accordingly.
JOHN HAMMAN.
—tf
To the School Directors of Lehigh county.
GENTLEMEN:—In pursuance of the 43d section
of the Act of Bth May, NH, you are hereby
notified to meet in convention at the Court House, in
Allentown, on the first Monday in May, A D. 1860,
being, the 7th day of the month at 1 o'clock In the
afternoon and select viva voce by a majority of the
whole number of Direetors present, one person of
literary and scientific acquirements and of skill and
experience In the art of teaching, as County Super
intendent, for the three succeeding years; determine
the amount of compensation Tor tho Estee; and cer
tify the result to the State Superintendent, nt Har
risburg, as required by the 39th and 40th sections of
the said act. 11. H. SCHWARTZ,
C.' L. A, A. S. KECK,
KERN, JACOBS A. CO.
3m
William Grimmer,
Solomon Griminor,
Edwin Butz,
Charles L. Martin
Simon Schweitzer,
COMMIWON bICIELRONAN2III,
NO. 120 WARREN STREET,
Between Wathiugton and West Sts:,,
" NEW YORK
311 April 11, 1860.
BERGER Bc. KECK
Seasonable! Goods,
Auditor's Notice.
From the Records.
Teste:—BOAS HAUSMAN, Clerk
Ticket • Holders
April 4
NOTICE
County Superintendent of Lehigh county.
Allentown, April 11, 1860. —3
S. MAUPAY & CO.,
lIORTICII3 %IV KIST S
NIIRSERIES AND GARDEN at Rising Sun VC
lage,Thiln. Store, NO. MI Market Street, be
tween Seventh and Eighth, South Side.
A very large and extensive Stock of Shade. Orna
mental and Fruit Trees, Evergreens, Roses, Plants,
Vines, Seeds, &0., cuLivnted and for male, Whole
sale and Retail, at Reduced Pricer. All Orders
promptly attended to. Catalogues had on applica
tion. Dealers and others would do well to give us a
call. Plants, Trees, Ac., packed to carry any dis
tance.
The Rising Sun Fourth and Fighth Ste. Pasoan
ger Cara pass tho Nureory ovary few minutes
April, 11
TO CON SUMPTIVES
AND NERVOUS surrzrzmuus
THE subscriber, for several year. a resident of Aria
discovered while there a simple vegetable remedy—
a sure cure for Consumptieni •Aalhnm, Bronehi'is,
Couylas, Colds am/ Ncrrour Debility. For the bene
fit of Consumptives and Nervous Sufferers, ho Is wil.
ling to mak the same public.
• To those who desire it, ho will send the Frescrip-
Bon, with full directions (free of charge); also a
sample of the medicine, which they will find a.beau
tiful combination of Nature's simple herbs. Those
desiring the Remedy can obtain it by return mail,
by Addressing
J. E, CIITIIBERT, Botanic Physician.
No. 429 Broadway, Now York.
April 11. —3m
W.,11. VAN KI.FIECK
W. 11. VAN KLEECIE & LEWIS,
Wholesale Grocers,
-A N D -
. SPRING-- GOODS: .
Jailt returned .from ,the
City, has now opened a full and new Wiest. •
ment of all kind of Spring and Bummer Drees
Goods, at •hls Store Room in thi•four story bald
ing, a few doors east of Yam A Newhard'.
Hotel;
comprising in part of Chaill'4 Valencia's; awl Poll • '
de Obeyers of splendid styles and at Priest never'
before offered. Continental Plaids; and PoMair De:
talus of entire now styles.
SHAWLS.—SteIIa Shawbf of all colors, kinds' and
price, so that none need go away Without being
suited ' and purchasing one of the handsome new •
Shawls.
SlLKS.—SilksCat'priow never before offered in this
market. oolorked Bilks at almoet any pawls. And
Black Silks of all kinds and qualities.
CLOTH.—CIoth Dusters, made of Cloth and Z.-
bra Cloth. Also a tine assortment of Dikter Clod"
of various colors and shades. A aplhndid assert
moot of Blaok Cloth at prices to snit the clewed,
rich and poor. Also a fine assortment of fancy Cal
simeres.
MiJElLlNS.—Muslins, bleached and unbleaobed .
at the lowwit Market prices.
CARPETS AND OIL °LOTUS.— Carpet* fis
Woollen and Cotton. At prioes never before offered
in this town, and Oil Clothe of all widths of the beet
quality.
COAL OIL LAMPS.—A line assortment of the
above Lamps, which we will sell at prices that will
be an accommodation to the public. Also Coal Oil
of the best quality.
GROCERIES AND QUIIENBWARE.—A fine as
sortment of Groceries, sash as Sugar, Coffee, Tee,
Ao. `Also a large assortment of Queensware. Telt
and Dinner Setts all of which we will sell as low ska
possible. •
MACKEREL.—MaokeroI in No I and 3, in whole,
half, and quarter barrels. Salt in sacks and by the
bushel. •
Or The highest Market prim, paid rot all Wadi
of Produce. All that are in need of any of the
R b ort , .code, will find it to their advantage to
ca ll a t the s;ore of the undersigned, before pinning
ing elsewhere.
Allentown, April t4', 1860.
U 1 EAT EN61.1911 JIBItIEDI.
SLR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Frarnale Pills,
nunEcTiro g: 11'71 lir
zar ROYAL YAISOIL
Erapired from a prescriplion of Sir J. Clarke, N
.D., Physician Extraordinary to the @son.
Tb Prraluable medicine la unfailing In the core of al
those painful and danpraus diseases to which the bin*?
osneltution Is subject. It tonderatea all *seem and is.
moves all obstructions, and a ep.edy cure may be relied . e►
TO MAIMED LADIKO
It le peculiarly suited. It will, Ina abort time, bring ea
the monthly period with regularity.
Hach bottle, price One Dollar, foam the Government
Btamp of Great Britain, to prevent couotertbita.
These P Bl. sloeglef mot be taken by female. bring
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnanry, as Ney w s
enre to bring is Miscarriage, Lel el any other Om Ilia,
are sup.
lu all earee of NerrouA and Spinal Affections, rein la
the llack had Lind*, Fatigue on plight eaertine, NA!:
Una of the Heart, llyatyrice, end N Kitts, thew l'Aa
wrl
effect a cure when all other means bays rIL4, rid
although • powerful remedy, do not contain ken. eetwynei
antimony, or any thing hurtful to the eonatitutkm
E Fall directiovi eooompany each package.
Bole Agent for the United Slates and Canal%
• J()b aIOSF.S, (Late 1. C. Baldwin • °IPA__
Ireelierter, N. Y.
And 6 pear stamps enelored in my
tborlsxd agent, R 2l 'allure a bola? tlt tL. PRI. by ratuni
00.
Yor . 0 0 ler
E. D. Lavrall and Lewis &hunt& & r
CoCo q AP
B. Mossor, A ll ontovri?, and Druggists averrsEe.
=IS3EIMTIVITILIZWIS
TAO AND WOOD NM PHU
Is TIM BIM MEDICINE in Tai WORLN
For the - Core of Cgtwhe and Colds, Croup, Betnehttiss
Asthma, Difficulty in Breathing, Palpiteditat
of the Heart, and figs tho relief of patients
in the advanced stages of Consump
ilo7l, together with all Di
of the Throat and Cheat,
and which predisposed to Consumption. It atteeks
the root of disease, and mita the fell destroyer au..
cumb to its influence. It also produces free *Apt*•
toratiou, and induces healthy aotidn in the disEssed
Mucous Membranes and Tissues. It is pdoitliasfy
adapted to the radical cure of Asthma. One does if
this invaluable Syrup often gives ease, and imam
quently sleep. which the pe.cullar nature of this dis
ease denies him. It Is very pheasant to Ike tittle wed
prdmpt in its effects. Try it, and be convince, that
it is invaluable in the cure of firovadsial affections.
'tat-PRICE 50 CENTS PER. BOTTLE.
Prepared only by
A. ESENWEIN, Draggiwt.
N. W. Cdr. NINTH A POPLAR Sts.Pati.ADizann..
S. B.—For Sale by Lewitt Bahmidt Cle.,iaad
John B. Meier, Allentown ; Reirl A Son, HOW
town ; C. E. Heald, Easton; A. W. Weber, Eats
town; Geo. H. Smith A Co., PhilidelPtili, sad by
Druggists and Storekeepers generall e. y.l -
September 19.—May 25, 1859.'
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I '?:'4://1 IR\ - w AFERD •
TAO awed terrain and greedy rested far iieeenereat Ply
• a: . Oisessee of the aura Mut Lange, amseie,
Colds, Ilona, Conesnpirealsch(lito •
•
lONsolsa. Humiliate, Difunit
Breathing, Sere Throe*,
ike•
rivitr.Sr, WAFERS give the most , Unseal adel
1 perfect relief, and when penes with aeotordiwg
• to directions, nee fall to effect • and solgq•
floots.fola have been restored to et health
o who WOO
tried ther means in TaToabuses a oeaCihs•
lions they ere equally a b lessin g
and a cundrs—w ell
oe notell
despair, so matter how long the disease troy have existed;
or however sever* It may be, provided the orgarde t II 6 I I I P
tore of the vital orgasm Is net 'hopeleasly decayed. Beery
ono afflicted should givothern en impartial Wirt
JOB MOSES,. Sole ProPliotorf Roollial• • •
Trite 2f. cents per Doi. For male by .
E. D. Lawall Lewis Schmidt & Co., sn a g NIA
B. Moeller, Allentown, and Druggists overywherd.•
MOUNT AIRY HOTEL.
ffillE undersigned bogs leave to inform hie &iambi
1. and the public In general, that he has rented
and now °maples the new
MOUNT AIRY HOTEL.
Win East Allentown on the road.leed
leg from Behimpra Rotel to the At
lentown Iron Works. Thtlilouse' is
beautifully situated, large and room";
with first ruts stabling And water close at hint
Being somewhat experienced in ketping.,a publie
house, he flatters himself to be able, to give full sqt
isfection to those who may think proper to fay*
him with their custom.
Ile will furnish his bar with the best of liquors,
and his table with the choicest the market affbrds:z- -
ilia bedding are all new, and cleanliness will•be ob
served throughout his establishment.
Be invites ouch of his friends who psi had re
pass his house, to give him a call
Allentown, April 11. 1860.
H. H. B. LICHTCAP & CO.,
1 01COMMISSIN Emu
=I
No. 106 Warren Street.
Corner of Washington, NEW YORK.
CONBIGNMENTB of Flour, Grain, Seeds, and all
kinds of Produce generally solicited.
The Partnership heretofore existing between 11. 11.
B. Lighten!) and tieing° Wenner anger' the name of
H. 11. B. Lightcap do Co.. is this day dlbaolved by
mutual consent.
The - business will Le carried on by U.H. B.
Lighteap, under the same name. Mr. Ecorse Wen
ner will hereafter-act as agent for the House,
Now York. February 15, 1860 ,
AsSignee 'Notice.
Wininvis;ll4lljam Roth and Mary Ann hie
wi re; orthe tirernahip of South Wh I WWI, by vol
untary deed of Aisignitient dated March 7, 1880, con
veyed to the subacriber all their lodate, real, meow..
of and mixed, for the benefit of their creditors, n
Lice In hereby given to all persons indebted to gni.
portico to make payment to the subscriber within
six week, and those having claims to present the
same duly authenticated within the came time, to
CHARLES COLVICIt o Assignee.
Allentown, ,March 14;.1880.
EZRA P. LEWIS
CATAWBA.BRANDY
•
ED. LAWALL, sole agent for' tbe county.—
. Price per battle $1:25, by the came ;10.
Alleritewn,lan. 11.
J. T. BIIRDON.
Cffil
JOAN WARD.
PURE OHIO
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