t MARRIED. _
Oil the 28th of January, by the Rev. Mr.
Yesiger, Mr. Daniel Riederich, to Miss Sa
rah ?. Eisenhard, both of Lower Macungy.
tfa the 6th of February, by the Rew Mr.
German, Mr. Solomon Wetzel, tb MNs Ha
rill Rise, both of Lower Macungy.
li3y the Rev. Mr. Schindel, Mr. Charles
llio,hr, of Lower Macungy, to Miss Ann
"Sieininger, of South Whitehall.
.43y the tame, on the same day, Mr. Reu
liett German, to Miss Leah Hausman, both
of 'Heidelberg.
ba the 25th of January, by the Rev. Mr.
Hess, Mr. Jonas Dotterer, to Miss Sarah
, Schlicher, both of Upper Simon.
On 28th of Jan., by the seine, Mr. WU
iiam Boyer, of Riegelsvill;Sucks Oounty.
Ito Miss Mary Ann Roth, of Lower &ikon,
'Northampton county.
On the 23d of January, by Rev. Mr.
Dubs, Mr. David. Mickley, to Miss Mary
Frantz, both of North Whitehall.
On the 21;ltkof January, by the same, Mr.
John De Long, of Lowhill, to Mis) Lydia
Schneider, of Heidelberg.
On the same day, by the same,
tus E. Rhoades,of South Whit i l
Lydia Leh, of North Whiteha
On the same day, by the same(
iDiehl,to Miss Mary Guth, of S. Wg
On 'the 2fith of January, in Hanover, Ma
ria Kramer, aged 15 years.
On the 3d of February, in Hanover, Eli
zabeth, infant daughter of James and Lavi
n► Borger, aged 2 years. —;
On the 31st of January, in Upper Saucon,
Matilda, daughter of Solomon Reinhold,
aged 8 Years, 3 monthts and 1 day.
On the 4th of February, in Salisburg, Sa
ra.hann Elizabeth, daughter of Sam. Funk,
aged 10 months.
On' the 24th of January, in Was ngton,
Sophia, daughter of Stephen and Solome
Hunsicker, aged 9 months.
On the Ist of February, in Allentown, al
• inflamation of the brain, Mary Charlolla,l
infant daughter of Ephriam and Matilda
Diefenderfer, aged 6 months.
On the 26th of Janitary, in South White
hall, of fits, Cassi Wilson, aged years.
On the 29th of January, in M ungy, of
fever, Jeminta, consort of Mr. Thos. Huber,
aged 20 years.
On the Ist of February, in isburg, of
croup, Margaret:a Laudenschlager, aged
Acta 74 years.
iAt Bethlehem, Pa., on the 24th ult.. Miss
!aide Louisa Pietch, in. the 29th year
of her age.
On the 23. Jan. in Macungy, Mr. George
Ski:linger, aged 63 years.
On the 12th ult. in Upper Saucon, of con
sumption, George Peffer, aged 21 years.
On the 17th ult. in Upper Milford, Le
vine, wife of Joseph Miller, aged 27 years.
leteo2llal6lCi
Notice is hereby' given, that the u der
signed have taken out letters of Admi stra
tion of the estate of William fr. If ,gner,,
deed., late of the borough of Allentiwn, Le
high county. Therefdreall those who are in
debted to said estate, will s the necessity
of settling their accounts withi eeks, and
such who have any demands guinst the
, iaid estate, will present their cl ms *ell au
• thenticated within the above s eeified time.
JOHN WAGNER,
ridm'rs
•••• REBECCA WAGNER,
February 8. -
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EDWARD BECK, Esq., Register of Lehigh
county, in account Evith the slate of
Pennsylvania:—
The account stands charged with the fol
loiving sums, received as collateral inherit
ance tax for the year 1848, to wit:
1848. DR.
January 4.—From the estate of •
Abraham Kennel, -
April 19.—From the estate of Ja
cob Stettler, - , -
April 21.—From the estate of John
George. -
From the estate of Bar
ham Yundt,
Nm'ember 2.—From the estate of
1-iester Knepply,
107 11
1845..
.By commission on $3lO 03 . ‘s.ls 50
Jan. 17.-Cash paid to the State
0 00
33 00 ,
100 00
8. 50
Balance due Commonwealth - 1
rf67 do. from last year, 44 •
Treasurer, as per receipt,
April 27.—D0. do.
Nov. 17.—D0. do.
Amount due Commonwealth, $ 45 86
We, the undersigned, auditors of th
countyo of Lehigh, State of Pennsylvan' ,
linking examined the account of Bdwart
_heck, Esq., Register, as above stated,' do
certify that the above is correct.
Witness our hands, this 6th day or Jan.,
one thousand eight hnndred and forty-nine.
C. L. NEWHARD,}
CHAS. IHTTEL, h'ud'rs.
JNO. K. C LIPTON,
February S. 11-4 w
_
A Frame House For Sale,
A new and convenient one and a
pc,W, half story frame
ridtDwelling House,
. ,
aituatediii a pleasant part of the Borough of
Allentown~
lot 29 , feet front,WO deep.
Tha,terms can be made very accomodat
ing, fwd. the•property l xvill be sold very •rea.
tamable. For particulars enqUireat\t"Liti Of
fice. •
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Jan. 25. E
VIIIPMADI 1111E1
• 13y virtue and in pursuance of an order
issued out of the Orphans Court of the coun
ty of Lehigh, there will be exposed to pub
lic sale, on Saturday the third of March
next, at 10 o'clock, In the forenoon, on the
premises, a certain
Iwo Story House,
me and Lot of Orwell situated on the
nn
" I :;= east side of Mar et street, in the
Botough of Allentown, county of Lehigh,
bounded on the north by a public'street, on
the east by a twenty feet wide alley, on the
south, by a lot of Charles S. Bush, and on
the west by said Margaret street, being lot
numbered in the plan of snid Borough 130.
It being the real estate of Gottlieb Bender,
deceased, late of the Borough of Allentown.
The Conditions will be made known on
the day of sale and due attendance given by
PHILIP H. GOEPP, Administrator.
! By Order of the Court,
February 8
PUBLIC SALE.
Of Personal Properly
Mr. Eras
all, to Miss
Will be sold at public sale, on Saturday
the 10th day of March next, at the house of
the undersigned near TREiLER'S PUB.!.
NACE, in Longswathp township, Berks
county, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, the
following personal property, to wit-:
Moses
ehall.
Ten Cows, two Heif- -
•
ers, ten Oxen, a full- ,__•
blooded Devonshire_ Bull, a ". °4 k
fine pair of Match Horses„4 worKmg Hor
st_ 1 Colts, two four horse Wagons With
B di •s, ne 1 horse Wagon 1 Gait,
Pln o arroWs; Wind-mill; - the best kind
of Harness, besides a large variety of farm
ing utensils too numerous to mention.
The Conditions will be made known on
the day of sale and due attendance given by
WILLIAM TREXLER.
MID
Feb. 8
lir ZA
The undersigned Wis is to engage two et
three young ladies of respectable character
to learn the fancy Millinery business. Im:
mediate application should be made, at her
Millinery store, one door east of Lewis
Schmidt and Co's. Drug Store in Hamilton
street Allentown.
Feb. 8
Assignee Notice,
Notke is hereby given that, Mr. William
Fulmer, of Upper Saucon township, Lehigh
county. has on the 31st of day January last,
made a voluntary assienment, of all his prop
erty, personal and mixed, to the undersign
ed for the benefit of his creditors. Such,
therefore, who are in anywise indebted to
the said William Fulmer, are immediately
called upon to make settlement. And ose-
who have claims, will present them s ll au
thenticated to the undersigned.
A. K. WITM AN, Assignee.
Feb. N. ¶-6w
Assignee Notice.
Notice is herebygiven, that ohn Romig,
and his 'wife Marfa, of Low i Macungy
township, Lehigh county. have n the 22d
day of January 1819, made a vol Lary
signment of all their property, real, • son;
al and mixed, to the undersi •• , or the
:Kilt of their creditors. Sitr.h,Q.h `fore,
)43 , 4*...„' Jsyted to the said Jo A Romig.
`•*4. II se the necessity of making payment,
between now and six weeks, and those who
have any legal claims, will present them in
the above specified time.
DAVID 0. MOSER, tdslgnee.
Feb. 8. 11-7-6*
Dissolution of partnetsl)ip.
Notice is hereby given, that the Partner
ship existing under the firm of Wagner 4-
Huber, sill be dissolved by the first.:2lApril
next, a d tha the busin - e - r".s wilrgT. into oth
er h. ds of •r that time. All persons in
.-sr-MD.. le said firm will call an make
iii
s ' , and such whohive dem:ends
gra he said firm, will please resent the
sam ~,1 settlement. Such who old Due
.ills fro a ountry produce, are gly urg
dto p e nt them for payment before the
Ist of April next. They further wish to
inform their customers, gist "rood, will
not be taken in payment for bqbk debts af
ter the abov-date;---------------'
*1434 46
30 13
112 57
25 27
Feb. 8
II ff3-14:1
HAVE removed their stock of Music and . ,
Musical Instruments, to the new aitir SP&
cious store in Swaim's Building, No. 162
chestnut Street, below Seventh, PHILA-
I ino
it ELPHIA, where they invite the attend
ance and patronage of the public.
LEE & WALKER having purchised
the entire stock of Geo. Willig, (who has de
clined business.) are now prepared to eie
cute all orders in their line. Their assort
ment of Music and Musical Instafients, is
as extensive as that of any other establish-
*met in the ountry. .
- -- PI NO ORTES, from various well
A
d) ,
kndw an approved manufactories, rinci in
slot n will be constantly offered for sale.
lareohntry dealers supplied on very rea
sontibloerms.
•F•b-S. 1 , -:em
-
Watch Found
~ The undersii -- ed has on the
•- 24th 24th of Janua last found a
watch, in Weisenburg town hip, Lehigh
county. The right owner, Moving his
property, can take up the same, by paying
the cost of advertising, . nr ,‘
' DAVID MET
Feb.. 14.!
JonN D. LAWALL, Clerk
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NI A TILD A BIt.ONV N
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WAGNER & HUBER.
11-2ln
MAKER,
SUCCESSORS TO OEO. WILLI°,
THE ► 1 'INTYSTATEMENT.
rllte. Account of JOSHUA HANSE, Esq., Treasurer 'Of the County of Lehigh, for the year commencing on
the 1 • I d endirkg the 31st day of December, 1848.
RECEIPTS.
To amontn "received of Tilghman H. .
Martin, Esq., as per report of Auditors, $0,115
To amount,received of David Stem,Esq.,
Juror fees,
TAXES of 1840
Abothim .tiegenfuss, Collector of Salis
bury toVenship, balance in full,
Peter Miller, Collector of Heidelburg
to*nshipb in full of his duplicate, - 170
TAXES of 1847.
Athos ttacher, Collector ohNntmtn,
balance inQf
Henry Miller, Collector of Seilisbury,
balance in full of his duplicate,
Charles Colver, Collector of Hannoier,
balance in full,
Charles E. Roeder, Colle,ctor:,of-1
Milford, balance in f r ir
.4
Daniel Mohr, Collector t a Lower Macun:
gy, in full of his duplicate, 212
Samuel Misemer, Collector of Upper 11 \ 1 :-
cungy, balance in full, • - 1603
Jonathan Werly, Collector of Lowhill,
balance in full of his duplicate, 'B7
Stein, Collector of Weissenburgi
balance in full of his duplicate,
Charles Everitt, Collector of Lynn town:
ship, balance in full,
TAXES of 1848
Jessi M. Line, Collector of Allentown;
on account of his duplicate,
Jonathan Trexler, Collector of Northamp
ton township, on account. 190 00
brad Trexler, Collector o Hannover;
in full of his duPlicate, " JDO
John Flexer. Collector of Salisbury town
account of his duplicate,
i
Ch. rle. *Roeder, Collector of Upper
1 • fort •n account of his duplicate,
Daniel Ro• i
cungy
)3
Philip • mot
in 'ull o •;
William N odring, Collector of tipper
Macung on account of his duplicate,
Dennis chman, ColleMor of Weiss'en
burg,l full of his duplicate.
•
ig, Collector of Lower
account of his duplicate
Collector of Upper Saucon,
duplicate,
Reuben Ross, Collector of Lynn town
ship, on account of his duplicate,
Adant Caman, Collector of Heidelberg,
in fall of his duplicate, - -
Stepheti Rex, Collector of Washington
to§rtiShip, on account of his dtfplicate,
Jacob Shirer, Collector of North White
hall, on account:of hid duplicate,
George Miller, Collector or South White
hall, on account of his duplicate,
Jonas Mertz, Collector of Lowhill town
ship, in full of his duplicate,
Amount of Tans - Text entted and since
e - eaieby-Charles Col Vet,
Do. by Henry Miller?
Do. by Daniel Mohn
: Staiement of Taxed of Lehigh County for the Year 1848.
COUNTY TAXES,OE - 1848.
-I STATE TAXES OF 1848.
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Distrletii: 1 Colle ccccc . Quota. ,Ad't., A'i paid. Corn's. Loss.l Due. 11 Duplicate 1 Ad't. • A't paid.l C orn's.' Loss. 1 Due.
1 Borough, liesse M. Line, 2342 171. 1 1594 72 • 1 747 45 II 1.288 07 1 700 00 1 I 1588 07
2 Northampton Tsp.• Jonathan Trezler, • 511 55 1 459 72 15183 11 r,307 93 , : 280 00 , I
.. 27 90
9 Hannover, Israel Trezler, . 1989 02 1 3 80 1861 ill 97 95 33 19, 11 1,169 7311 04 11099 25 57 85 13 07
4 Salisbury, Johh Flexer, 1724 45 11460 51 263 94 ;1 1.067 30 874 00 , 1 263 94
5 Upper Milford, Charles E. R ae d er, 2872 37 12469 38 402 99, 11 1,794 4 1506 62 '. 287 86
" 6 'Lower Macungy, - Daniel Romig, .2558 90 2346 06 1 212 84 1.557 I 1418 82 1 138 31
7 Upper Saucon, Philip Person. 2292 61 266 2147 00 113 00.35 27 ' 1,847 79 1 9 1269 88 66 67 'l5 88 •
8 Upper Macungy, William Woudring, • 2096 63 1878 76 • 217 87 1,281 921 1093 17 1 188 75
9 Weissenburg, Dennis Bachman , 764 44 75 723,90 "38 90 320 ' 4811 1212 70 451 87 23 78 717
10 Lynn. Reuben Ross, 1537 12 -1378 93 158 19 914 111 807 00 157 11
11 Heidelberg, Adain German, 560 90 494 535 35 28 17 282 359 84 :4 60 340 02 17 89 653
12 yvashiugton, Stephen Rex, 714 43 589 46 . ,127 97 475 72 335 00
1 1411 72
13 North Whitehall, Jacob Shirer, - 2086 28 1780 89 - 1 255 39 1,263 45 1060 00
14 Sonilt Whitehill, George Miller, • 12634 40 2311 00 1323 40 1,615 60 , 1 1203 j 4d
i 1341 00 • , 1 1274 60
15 Lotvhill, Jonas Mertz, .521 43 1 494 08 26 00 135 315 9912 351 298 21 15 68 ' 4 551
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To Amount of Loans, remaining unpaid, on the ' By Amount of Loans paid during the year 1844, . * 1,100 00
'lst of January, A. D. 1848. _ _ $ 14,242 50 66 taies assessed for the year 1848,2, 7 1
S. J
220
remaining uncollected, • S .
16 in the hands of the Treasurer,
January let, 1849.
~..___.)
County Deficit, - •
-`.. ` 4 1.7.. , 7•••
I
.
rirw , the undersignetAu• 'tors • '.. county of Lehigh,. and state of Pennsylvania, do certify, that we have met and did
audit, iettl and adjust the fore oing acco lit • JOSHUA HAsiss, Esq., Treasurer of said county, commencing January 1, 1848, and
ending DS 061)(4.91, 1849,-With days included. That said ace tas above stated, is correct, and that we find a balance Urdu) binds
e f
1 5
of the Stu Joshua Hans • Esq., Treasurer, of 97,78 e ,orrr hands this sixth day of January, 1849.
--, •
Rppr# January 31 , 1849 . C. L. NEWHARD,
.
. .CHARLES HITTEL, Auditors.
PETER BREINIG, . • i ',, ••. ' • JOHN K. CLIFTON,
J: .l -AtIfrEi s IW I ALLNER , . Continiesioners. •' , - • , • ~ 1. • '• • " •
:,. '. BENJAMIN BREINIG, Atteat—JESSE M. LINE, Clerk,
1 Februart S., i •
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R,
vr.
456
413
OCI 00
1506 62
fg .
1328 50
Financial Ateount of the County of Lehigh, on the first day of January, 1849.
5d
sh paid fol. services to Grand Jurors, $ 204 87
Petit Jurors, - - 991 94
Court Crier, ' - - - 58 00
Constables and Tip-staffs, 118 13
'Clerk of the courts and commonwealth costs, 153 89
$1,580 64
/ 66
By C..h paid amount of Loans to sundry persons,
t• Interest, - -
'\l*3 REPAIRS OF BRIDGES.
By C..h paid for repairs at Jordan Bridge, at Allentown, 62 50
•• Shearer's, in S. Whitehall, 229 97
•• near Holben's, in Heidleburg, 25 67
• 6 ••' German's in Heidelburg, 3 73
al
i .4
ill
I
• ' COURT HOUSE AND JAIL.
Cash paititor a Perpetual Insurance of Court Ilcilise? L i m 00
and Jail, - - - - S
is for support of Prisoners, &c., in Jail, 210 12
.. for repairs at the Jail, - - - 167 70
►, .• at the COurt House, ;. 135 01
t, for scrubbing Court House, - - 17 50
By Cash paid to the Assessors, for making assetsmentS; &c
By Cash paid to Judges. Inspectors, Clerks, Assessors and
Constables, for their attendance at the
veral elections, - -
INQUISITIONS.
By". At paid to Justices, Coroner, &c., for holding Inqdisitions.
CPb POOR HOUSE..
13 9 52
By Cash old on Warrants drawn by the Directors or the Poor,
ABATEMENT ON COMMISSIONS.
By dash paid Abatements, to wit :—:Boroligh of AliPhtmim, 72 00
North Whitehall tsp. 194 72
Upper Saucon, - 1161 31
Hanover, . - 68 03
South Whitehall, 191
,49
Lo*er Macungy, - 182 83
Weissenburg, - 98 29
Upper Milford, =. O 154 00
Salisburg, - 109 99
Heidleburg, - • 81 93
- 31 67
Upper Macungy, . 129 81
Lynn, - OS 32
Up. Salmon, in 1848; 155 67
Hanover, 90 81
1:1:13
1:11
1
1:1:1
I=M3
It
r 7 "
.-
874 00
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Puin.ic PRINTING, STATIONARY AND BINDING.
'ash paid to Rafferty and Eiannitt, for Printing s
414 James W. Wilson, 66
61 Guth, Young and Trellek, ~
64 Gross and Keiper, 64
46 • Augustui - L. Rube; 46
• 4 Blumer and Bait, 61
14 Blumer and Bush; far Btdiionary.
64 John Oerter, for Book Binding,
It Henry Hammen, fOr Deed Docket;
109 g 17
4f16 74
80t 00
By Cash paid Collectors and others for Taxes overpaid,
. .
Fox Cili..Pfl
By Cash paid for Red Frit Scalps,
370 08
By Cash paid to
336 . do
1060 00
1341 00
33011
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, AUDITORS AND CLERK.
By Cash paid Commissioneri, for salary,-
-
66 Salary of county Commissioner's clerk,
~ , Salary of county Auditors, -
I in
COUNIV TREASURERS COMMISSION.'
On Receiv,73 7 t
On Paying
$ll
13,7 8 30 55 0
together $ 35;610 4 .5, at 1 per cent.
Balance in the.hands of the Treasurer, January 1, 1840, 7,781 05
EU
EXPEMDITU.RES.
LOANS AND INTEREST.
Kern's Mill, in N. Whitehall, 927
Ruchsville, in North do. 31 00
in Washington township, 3 50
near Haas's, in Lynn township, 5 trS
Apple's, in Salisbury township, 1 19
Trout Creek, do. do. 312
Lehigh Bridge, in Macungy, 694
near Berger's, in Up. Sadcon, 72 40
ASSESSORS .
ELECTIONS
%
TAX FUND
MIfICELI.AtiIbUS EXPENt/ITURES
Joseph Lehr, for haivling coal, 8 00
Postage to April 1848, and for Charcoal, 453
Solomon Gangeiver, for Lumber; = -74 72
Selfridge and Wilson, for Coal, - 31 50
Water permits for Courthouse and Jail, 25 00
James H. Bush, for repairing Stoves, 3 77
Edttin Butz, for hawling corps to grave yard, 75
Prett, Kern and Co. for Merchandise, 84 42
R. E. Wright, Professional services, 5 00
Flour
Wheat . . .
Rye
Corn
Oats • • • • .
Buckwheat . .
Flaxseed . . .
Cloverseed . .
Timothyreecl .
Potatoes . .
Salt
Butter . . . .
Lard
Tallow . . . .
Beeswax . .
Hain '
Flitch- . . . .
Tow:yarn . . .
Eggs . • ;
Rye Whiskey
Apple Whiskey
Linseed Oil .
Hickory Wood
Oak Wood . .
Egg Coal . . .
Nut Coal . . .
Lump Coal . .
Plaster . . . .
1100 00
774 93
1874 93
.
454 SO
On Thursday the Bth of February next;
at 12 o'clock at noon, at the Store of the un
dersigned at the first Lack, on the Lehigh
canal above the bridge, in Hanover township,
Lehigh county, the following personal prop•
erty to wit :
995 33
One Horse, one . -
• ..,.Sow, one cutting -
- • ; box, two , hundred
bundles of straw, tiro bedsteads and bedding,
a new cooking slim for wood and. coal,
chairs and benches, a numberof empty bar
rels, lamps for oil, fluid and camphine.
399 33
797 35
100 21
4,500 00
1,720 86
98 60
113 50
25 00
81.25
100 00
101 60
105 35
2 25
13 00
840 2
2 90
13 52
/2`3769
209 25
150 00,
53 00
359 25
336 10
$ 21,873 '7O
7,781 05
8,140 74
$14,2 - 42 - 5b
Pikes durrl
ARTICLES. I Per Al)
Barrel
1 Bush.
Pound
Doz.
Gall.
Cord
.
Ton
Mlle ale.
LIKEWISE,
After the above articles are disposed off;
ti general assortment of Store Goods consist
ing of calicoes, 'checks, ginghams, pantaloon
stuffs, flannels, handkerchiefs, and a num
ber of violins, &c.
The 'conditions will be made known on
the day of sale, and due attendance given by
' WILLIAM D. RITTER.
i 6. 11-2 w
PUBLIC- SALE,
Of Valuable Personal Property.
Will be sold at public sale on Tuesday.
and Wedneiday, the 27th and 28th of Feb
ritary, at 12 o'clock at noon, at the bouAe
the undersigned in forth Whitehall town
ship, Lehigh county; the following property
to wit :
9 Horses, Harness for 9 horses, Fly-netts.
two 4 horse Wagons, one of which is near
ly new, a three horse Wagon, all of which
have patent locks to them, a Dearborn Wag
gon, two ore Boddies, a double sett of plated
Harness. Horn- '1.444,,,•-.)
ed Cattle, Sh clk
ee N r ! lefOi
~Swine, Plotighs
Harrows, a one horse, and several
Sleds, two setts Hay-ladders, Bolsters, Swin
gle -trees, 5 horse Chain, Team-saddle, Sad
dlei two wind-mills, Cutting-box, Thrashing
machine with Horse•poweri Grain-cradle,
Grass-scythes, Trabe-chains,Cow and Lock
chains, Potatoes by the bushel, two Stoves,
with pipe, a beautiful Mahogany Secretary,
one S Day-clock, Barrels, Tubs, Stanners,
land a large .variety of Household Furniture
and Kitchen utensils; too numerous to men
tion.
The conditions will be made known on
the day of sale, and credit and due attendance
given by REUBEN MOYER.
, Feb. 1. R.-4w
Frederick Bohlen,.
DELL-HANGER, BRAND-CUTTER AND LOCK-SMITH,
In alien/own.
Respectfully informs his friends and the
public in general, that lie still continues the
above business in all its various brariches
at his stand, one door south of Dillinger dr i
Craig's Dry Goods Store, in Allen street in
the Borough of Allentown, where .he will
also manufacture to order all kinds of
BCaLE IS • •
for Druggists, Grortirs. •
and other branches, war-,
ranted to be strictly acett
• rate, h'nished in the most
splendid manner. He also inandfitctures
all kindS of Locks, Door-plates, Door;knock
er,s,. and . every other article, in his line.
Repairing of Locks, Wraps, in shoit ey:e
ry thing in Steel, Iron, BiasS or COpner. can
he repaired at the shortest notice and on 4 the
most reasopable terms.
Mr. BONLEN trusts through puncttial
tendente to business and modeNte chafges
he Will be able to gain a large share otimb:
lic patronage, for which he 'll .ever be
thankful.
Allentown, Decem .
eateacom
Notice is hereby given that all claims qua
the estate of the late Samuel Runk r ifec'd:
ten sdtisfied on or before the first day of
April next, vvill be put in siiit'iramediately:
after that,. time. Citcumsterices imperative
upon the administrators render this course
necessary.
JOHN RUNk. Sdministrafore..•
C. M. RUNK,
•
Jan. 25.. 11-4'i
•
Blacksmith Wanted.
MitA sober and industrial's Black
smith--married or single, can find
a good by applyino to the under
signed at tbe iiiebigh,Furnace h in ;Webl'
loran townshiß, •Lebigb: 9011:ttx. „ Ot;
•
tintion a pantos 7AD * Jaime , : ••
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