The Lehigh register., April 25, 1850, Image 3

Human • Remains Discovered.
In excavating the walls of an old building
erected in 1770, on the south side of Wal
nut street, below Third, yesterday morning,
the workmen discovered a much decayed
coffin, containing a portion of the skeleton
of a human body; so far decomposed, how
ever, that no one could tell whether it was
a male or a female. The coffin was of ma
hogany. On the top was a copper breast
plate, that had been silvered over, but it
was so much corroded that nothing as to
the identity of the remains could be gained
by extimination of it. , The coffin was in a
perpendicular position, embedded iu an
arch in the middle wall of-the cellar, and
walled- -tip -in front -with- soft -brick. --The
inner wall was roughly put up, but there
was another wall on the outside,. which en
tirely closed the whole from view. The
exterior wall was build by -a master hand.
'The space in the coffin, around the bode,
Was filled with quick lime, and it had eaten
away thetkull, spine, and most of the
A thigh bone was in a remarkable state of
preservation. The lower extremities were
almost entirely reduced to blackened dust,
mixed with the lime. It nits rather lamen
table to see the morbid curiosity of the
crowd, in digging, and fitmering, and smel
ling the remains of what was supposed to
be the most perishable portions of poor hu
manity. A woman who, front appearances,
iillowed the roving profession of gathering
chips, carefully wrapped up some of the
dusty remains and putting it in her pocket,
made a "bee line," fur home, to show the
curiosity to her acquaintences, little drea
ming that perhaps site was carrying - away
the decomposed remnant (tithe yellow fever
of 179:3.
A crowd of people soon collected around.
and various speculations, doubts, misgivings.
and suggestions beeitine rile among the
spectators. The coffin was much decayed
and crumbled to pieces in removing it away.
-Several small bones where obtained by as
;many people, and one sedate looking young,
man, in ptity_ilq; a_part- -of a rib into his
pocket, cooly remarked that he would con
.sider the propriety of - having it made into
a. knife handle. Some of the bystanders
gravely argued that somebody must have
been murdered, whilst others contended
that such was improbable, and instanced
the fact of the coffin being mahogany, the
breastplate, &c.. Au aged gcntlemaii, after
duly examining the litre and dirt, supposed
that the body must have been there for at
least fifteen years; atiother contended that
it must have been there for fifty yi ars.
There is all incident connected with this
nhair as billows : Tim owner of the build
lag had often viewed the wa!l in front with
suspicion. lie Ml:mined that the
had buried gold there, during- the
‘vitit the sous of Jollity full. and lie gave
orders to the workmen. [MA when they
came to that place to setal for hint. 1./11 ri -
moving the wall. he found tits air built
caste, once into thin air, leav
ing behind it die wreck . of
There is a statement that at on;; time the
vicinity of the site of this house. was infes
ted with 'desperadoes of the worst Lind,
whose midnight marauding excur-ions'z•tiii
led the people of the young city of Philo
delphia.—This era must have been prier
to the erection of the building in question.
There was a story sem.• twenty-lire years
ago, that a house in the vicinity of Third
and Walnut streets was strAmsed to lie
haunted, Irmo vat ion's "mysterious knock
ings" heard there at unseasonable Mow;
generally about two or ihrl'e In the
morning. :liter this a firm of cabinet mak
ers occupied the building, and they retired
from business, having made a fortune iu
the making of coffins. It may prohably
lake nothmg slam. of Divine power to solve
what seems at present to be a IllySt , ry.
What odds to the unaccountable strange
ness of the allitir is the tact, that the coilin
was head downward.s, so the wtirkinen in
form us, and this posture, to say die least,
is rather an inhuman one, to bury a friend
or acquaintance. II ti inanity and frit:tolship
would at least dictate a th cent burial, tinder
any circuinstances. Even iti a heavy storm
at sea, "poor Jack" is still cared for by his
companions, and a decent burial, under cir
cumstances that might well appal the hearts
of many. is generally given to his frail re
mains by his surviving companions. If the
body was victimized by the yellowLayer.]
it is really somewhat stratme that not
the surviving relatives of any of the "old
inhabitants" ever heard of it. The follow
ing statement seems to be the most rational
and charitable. It is said that the family
of the geatleman alto lived in that hoWse
in the time of the yellow lever, did not
escape the epidemic. A person who lived
there died %kith the disease,•and was buried
in the place where Mund. The burial was
altogether priVate and there were litany in
stances of the Lind in thaw days of terror.
As it would not be prWIL'Ill 1111d0r all dr-
CUIIISIMICVSIO del:III all the little particulars,
we close the : . CVlll', with a full assurance
'that the frail emblems of humanity. were
',Wept from the fare of existence hy the
yellow fever, as above :stated.— Phi/. S////
The hiatus or California.
Near each rancho is generally a villag”
of Indians. They are rovert.d with dust, liv
ing upon acorns, wild fruit,and fish. They
have nothin ,, t - of the imble heariog of the In
n they
dians east of the Rock} Nlountais;
seem to be only . a few degrees removed
front brutes. Their dwellingS resemble
almost exactly large coal pits where wood
is charred. A pit is dug in the. ground ;
u circular. frame work is built, and this is
covered with dirt six or eight. feet high,
with a small hole at the base to creep in
and out of, and another at the top to let out
the smoke. You will always see numbers
of men sitting on the tops of their hives,
sunning themselves while the squaws are
generally engaged in preparing their corn
flour. or in weaving baskets and pans. in
which , they are very ingenious. They
make them perfectly Water-tight. Their
acorns are dried, then pounded fine, and
mixed with 501{e kind of berries, making
a kind of bread, which is by no means im- I Tie DOULOUREUX OR NEURALGIA.—JOIIII
- but it requires a man with the ' na Lynchburg; of Clarence N. Y., states
courage of a rattle-snake went or taste it. In that for twelve years she was severely af
fact, a man must cross the plains before he flicted with Tic Duuloureux or painful atil ic-
Can summon resolution to eat'it, especially don of the nerves of the face, attended with
after seeing them prepare it. The men I great swelling and much pain, so that she
are very expert in spearing salmon, of which was unable to attend to her work. That
there is the finest here I ever saw, and very the only sure remedy she had foultd 4 was in
abundant. They are now freqnently the use of that celebrated inedicinlickitown
pluyecbin the mines for a mere trifle, and as ;c.o. Alercham's Gargling Oil : by
such generally contrive to get a shirt, and taking it and by apply 'log it to the parts al
a few get rich enough to buy a coat and tested. She also states that she has been af
pantaloons ; but since the rains have set iii, i Ilicted with bleeding at the lungs add weak
-1 have seen hundreds of them wading the uess of the breast,—that of ail the above dis
strtatns fur fish, or travelling on the plains ease she had been cured by the internal mid
naked, and paying no inure regard to the external use of this oil ; and has since been
wet chilly_saorm than dumb beasts._ In the. Able to attend to, herAyork- She_ has_ulso
valley they are now inoffensive, as the num- used it with great success in burns.
Lair of whites overawe them ; but in the j :,TSee advertisement in this paper and
mountains they sometimes give the miners call on the -agent fur a pamphlet which
trouble,"and some collisions had taken place. gives a full description of this
.remarkable
Those in the 'maintains are treacherous and i remedy.
unsafe. an d „ii) become ac- •
r rrrisisi; .—The re is no fact better tlii
yelitiled with the power and strength ,
d than .that excellence of any kind
their Anglo-Saxon neighbors. ) derstoo
in any business %%ill not be rewarded unless
How to Raise Indian Corm j it is advertised, whik by a liberal system
of advertising, the Wilk: are soon enabled
A filmier , reisidi"giii Wt'stchister Cinin - to test a nian's merits and reward them ac
ty, New Turk, offers the follow in., as his
cordingly. A avail-known instance of this
experience in raising . corn the petit three is to be found at Shepherd's cheap and
years. sit tioulus (rout " I "'lie"' "um' fashionable clothing store, in Chestnut street
am! details only what he actually tlid, it' -,L u ce tviii c l t i s nu , un i versally
a dice di'Liw" of iuterrst, awl win as the best establishment of the
be cu estimated by the readers of th e kia:l in p iiihdcl; , liia. •
',•Register."
1 have trinl nearly iffi the NV•IVS recont- 31,1 ill de 6 E.:1319.
mended for raising Indian Coin:and h a v e '
/it:4l.lllday last, by the Rev. Joseph Diffis,
fuytid the following to be the best. In the
Ali-. Entanttd of lintztowo, to Miss
sprit;, I haul all the inatiort.• I can spare
Van( I • 1
00 sOOl,. I,leCt. of ground, and 'put it
in he a ps. defer pl wing till neat. the M • " r "'' of
Vit the 1-Ith ;list., the 11... v. :11r. I tubs,
olio_
of phintino:, %Own ;12r ,.,„1
Mr. !;/1115!,! /it./,', to .Miss Cu/latrine Ruth,
111111 1 / 1 0.11•1' with much care. then r ,d; " I , Nw.th
it
with a }wavy
ro:t.r I,.iigthwit..t.
of
the fr. ()it the Ist hy the same, :11.r. Geo.
rows and harrow it well the WilV. 1 -A.. ' ti " (/ ' of North to Lkij
ocuh tihuu 1 , of ;South
mark it out both ways, three feet and four
o.:mainunicated by the Rev. Mr. Sliindel.
inch,:, plat thecorn about an inch d'''ill,
and use the cultivotcr three tiank.both ways. Alt. I 1 'adman, to Miss ...S'arith
At the second time of ••i.iter ih rolv d, itv. Somli
the cultivator, I follow with the. hoe mid Ilir" 1 " to Miss Fianna 117')/z
-clean out all the grass and weeds in the Q of Ali 1 " 1 "1-liu• •
h i ll, but lurver b old : dirt to ti„, corn. . .11r, .10n(1.i ...lieu, to Mks Clara Al. Dora
wake no hill, as I think it does more hurt bia`cr•
.Imirts S'chnriler, to Miss Mary Bii
than good ;nod at the lino of o•atheriter v
crop, the ground is its smooth and levi . d 11( ih )t hi of ‘Vvisi'liburgr•
Mr. , S7cplicit Ohl, to Aliss Julia Gang.-
nuarly Os all oat or rye field.
I have pursued the above method for wet% both of North
three Fuses, and have usually reaped ohotit \I r. Enos iSliumacher, to Miss Laseila
fifty bushels of shelled cunt to the a c t ., Ircal•cr, both of Macungie.
The last sea-on 1 raised it least 15 bushels \lr. Ciiie‘ ) " of Lower
shelled corn to the ricre, by
rte die, to Miss ...Vary Schantz, of South
method. I Call 110%,' raf,c 11'0111 r)i) to 75
Lusher, to theeasily as I loriner:‘• Mr. .Dirt•itt L'iyonitard, to Miss Eiiza
could 15 to 2U, and it i< all through the M.. Pidirin!. ; •it, built of Al:icon:de.
lormatiou I have 1.•,•0a inv Comity 'Mr. Jo/in hurl;, to Miss .17nelia Gar
don, of \Veisenbur.r.
Mr. L'phiaim Irtancr, of South \\Mite-
ItlarriagQs Creolcs at the South, hail. to Mi.'' , Larimt Iluvsr, of Upper Ala-
NVlam staving iit Orleans, Mrs. cti°L 'J c •
100,1011, in her
.. 11,p . cros,
or , I , r;tyt.: io Mr. '.s7eplicpt to Miss Relnecti(
the \Vest," relates that she -heats eald a mar- ' S'rhirar/7 •' limil of :\
facto„ ie.
ri,04,.
of
awhiteto:ol •S'icp/trit /:bert, to Aliss
creole, tvliich she tli•scribes . thus :—"lt err th
Lit"‘vtl that tin rria , es between a ivhit Crue/es Salisbury, to
111;111 and the descendant of a negro, in butt- Miss L ' icrelia ' l/I " .i g ht ' liactlit g ie '
111.JohnB artz, of Sa'd,lith.y, to Aliss
Irut ever remote a dogree, is not L• al the
slave status. Lt rt'llit)llS It - 1'01(01S parr (".kr""Ch.
of'
1 . 0.11111 Ifni; this '4l„ . ; ;IS a Mr.
leS-te
"."(11.1.11 ' 4 '
linzurne county, to Miss .Ibbll Priizingtr,
fill niploi•ment of such devices out 0111 V •
ufj eels the l oth i do „, l so ‘‘ . tio ,
~,r eztl. Of I kiklelberg.
eon . uil t, hut also del rives him of is rights rrrl /ton " . "" ss :elll-
0,- , a thiv are s,•blont sorti.d to.
it
a mart is can hi. kir;d:v * 1....1 " 1 "
r°ll°ty, to Miss Susan ,Schantz, of Upper
between a white and a colored person; the
former is required to malie oath that he has
ill his veins. The •oi vvrning, at' the honsi. *of .
' colored or to bluer!
sVilliam Craig. by the 11.cv. Joseph Dobbs.
difficulty to a white twin taking this oat! •
fits art 0111) . its absolute falsehood, but Asir' II ilriuur (7 ',",.`, / , / ,', of ' sl " it ' wil i to Miss
.in the inehiticholy fact, that by achnou ludo- "" 1. " 1 " 8, t.. """" . '"?"'";
ill , . the eNi,lellec 01,11C11 111 S t.:- "" thou ' ;11111 ' " C " l " 2. ' °Y the 14 ' 1% j°s " -
otit l:teger, :\ Ir. George to Miss Eliza
ofpule , with his country- I Friel ' 11°111 or A Ihqii°w°
met] lift' eve'. (lust howoyor, as i s t h e
natural reptignanci• to this step, it l e as o nc e
taken, and that not vi•ry long two, by a
young .1. int•rieatt, who was a lesidellt in NctV
rich tiferchant and stwor plan
ter 01, 1 believe, Jeivish extraction, h a d a n
only child, a datteliter, and moreover a
quailrvit. of great beauty and accomplish
ments. yoong 1:Oly teas the
holl'or,) of 11c1' father's vast %%cold],
but he refused to bestow either hi s f o ram,'
o r his prett• quadroon on :toy but a white
loan. and that in marl ta;;C. 111 :Tat'
( if the nti holy 10 - 11”,' Ilt-hd
1 . 011101 1.1.1 t 0110 t u tu tt 101 ‘lll, clioll .11
to the 11:11111U1 the lady in
toad to be Wihllliyf 1,0 1,11. t.• lli.• oath which
was necessary to 111:11i0 that marria••e.
in NVith a vii iv in some sort, to satis
fy his scruples of conscience, the suitor of
the maiden, previons to his appearing hefore
the authorities, pricked the linger of his
fair fiancee, and inserted some of the blood
ivhich trichled from the wound into a 0 11 ,1 1
".1'4.11 he had previously iii"d" ill Lis "wit
hand. After performing rho k delicate oper
ation, lie learli,sly, mid with im opim front,
tool; 0 sohmin Oath that withiii oivi;
negro blood \vie: flowing, mid was then
allowed in claim his bride. 1;t1t. after itch
an avowal, America %vas no longer it COOOl
- 101' !dill, so 110 10,1 110 tilne ill carrvinfr
off his rich and lovely,bride to far-off (and,
in this case, umre liberal) Europe, for there
wealth alivays obtains consideration, and
shades of color arc not too closely investiga
led "
Silent Orators
\Vithin a circle of ten miles of I)uncan's Is
land, the following iron establi-Innents have
suspended operations: Alf:micelle furnace, ith
niata furnace, Eineline ftireace, Victoria fur
nace, Oak Grove furnace, tout Perry furnace.
There remain.; it: operation in that vicinity,
only the Caroline furnace and the Duncannott
it no ‘vot
Each one of these biro:lves, when in opera
!ion, should be regatded, by every intelligent
iniud, as yieldiog trans is red-hot tires, not o u.
ly a certain prodiu.t'of iron ; but of something
whose value is beyond comparison—a happy
subsist:nice fur Many hundreds of workmen,
and then fatrtilies.
DLED.
;' (it, Saturday la,t, in Northampton town
,t,hip, of totation of the bowLds, Eliza
Matilda irry, aged 11 years.-
Owen O Holtman,
; Clock, Watchmalicr and Jew der,
doars East t/ Btrij. Ithzrobqch'x
Ilohl,a0;1 a Uoiniaz
Mire." la Matillaa rya
illcutoa a, Pa.
The tilider:kti,tl retlicetfully informs his
lrietals and the public in getter:ll,lll:a he Ita:s
just Fruit - lied front ;New York and Philadel
phia, with It very huge mid well .elected
~,.te.l; of fashionable
GOLD AND SILVEIt
~ 140
•-• ) 11P(71egrit'S,
/
1009 Eigitt Dad '&
Aare (.Im./).
[cow tv.-o to fifteen dollars,
;lad a hill tt:-.:,ortineta of
.11r E IV E IL cil 'V
others it comprises the fujowiag
1;t:,!iionall!e articles:
Gold and Silver Levers, A tilior Lovers,
Lapines. English, French and Siviss ‘vateli
' es, (Auld, Silver and Steel Spectacles, for•
nil ages, Silver Combs, Gold 11r , iast-pins,
Fair-rings and Finger-rings. Gold pens, Gold
mid Silver pencils, Silver Tea and Table
, spoons, and a large varit_ ty of articles in his
line of business.
Ile has nisi.) on hand a large and well se
l•cted assortment of Accordeons.
The above stuck is entirely new, and se
lected with the greatest care, and of the lat
est fashions and styles.
lie invites the public to give him 'a
particularly the Ladies, and to examine Ids
stock of Jewelry ; tad he feels confident that
he can satisfy !imn, that his goods are• not
only us cheap as can be found in town, but
will bear the strictest examination for their
purity.
Eft; is thankful fo - rpast favors and trusts
that-his prices and his beautiful assortment
will bring him many new customers, to
whom he will ever feel grateful.
Orßepairing done at the shortest. notice
and on the most reasonable terms.
'Latest aslilous!
' Can be Seen at the
New Fancy Millinery' Store.
Mrs. MARY E. ECKERT,
Takes pleasure to inform her old friends
and customers, that she has again establish
ed herself among them, and opened a new
FANcv MILLINERY E:TABLISIIMENT.
on the west side of Bouillon Street, a short
distance :drove Ilan of Hotel. She
has just returned from Philadelphia with a
large assortment of
f l l'
, ~,?, . B
& Suinnneir
)
1 .z , far , ~, P. V • eesiscis,
v t tk
,v
i • .if For Ladies, Misses and In
-
units, ALso an as.?ortment
' of fashionable Ilibbom.:, &c•
I flerassortment of fashionable bonnets con
• sists amour others of the hwst kyle s of
SATIN TULIPS, TULIP 'AI !LON. Comae,
FRENCH GIMP. 13IRD EVE STRAW,
LEG RORN . I3RAID, STRAW, &O. '
A heautiftil varietti• of Silks of fanc;• col
ors, alto &c. for Ooing Dolmas,
with ties of the latest si
Iler rtificials exceed in beauty and qual
ity any before brought to this tom). Siw
also keeps for sale a vet y handsome variety.
of Ladies' Dress articles, such us
P , Ile S, Q
Which bare just been received, and are of
fered at !he lowest•prices.
Al,' Old Bowoos dvtl to any color do,iira
ckaned, blcacin:d and mai, isp in do
Inalto,t and ow,'
I ler work will in point o! noatuess style
and durahility colitiwt.., if not surpwrs ttny
rut in this to‘vii. She leeks pouu
the 1it.1.4 of 11:111.1.::. awl tro , ts . that her
uld co.t.to;tters and 1/1:111y ,iota ()//e8 11 ill rt.-
lit•w for which .hr will c:r.:r feel
April '25
Peter Wyckoff,
k'rTUEZNEY AT LA 1V
fins removed his I,nw Utiice, from the
corner opposite the Courthouse to the new-
Iv erected br.:l: buildtn r, one du , r east of
Smith's Apothecary 'store, on the Lurid, ride
of Hamilton street, between 11.,:• 1
acid the Courthouse.
le el' be ima,a'Acki and give ad%i,
the EtlL , , li.sh anti (;email lazigthi :; ,..s
Allen:um', April 25
Builders, Look ere.
Delaware Sand,
The subscriber has made arrangements,
to keep on hand at the .li/ciao/en BuAio
and at Ilicryspowt, a large supply ui DEL
AWARE SAND, of an exceilent quality,
or building purposes, equal to the best Sil
ver Sand, and for sale cheap.
Allentowo call upon :11r. Thoinal
U. Ginkinger, and at Bierysport, upon
• JAMES PULLER.
April 25.
A ssitAnce, N cAlc e,.
Notice is lwreby gi% en, that II illittm
.11cendsci+, of .Nortlianytn township, Le
high ilattity, has on 'Thursday the 1,`,111 of
1'.",51), toade a voluniary assignment,
of a l his I roperty, real, persona', and uiise el,
io the under,laned, for the benelit of tl!rir
:7;tich, therefore, who are in any
indebted to the said Il iliuuu Nleend
sea. are called upon to inalie
within six ‘veelis 'from the date hereof.
Alitl those, who have any legal chilli,:
ag - ainst the Assignor, will present thew well
authenticated to the undersigned, within
the above specified dim-.
"V ILLIAM 11. BLI'311:1t, • /3Signee.
-6 W
Ipril
ssiplee IN °tick.
hereby given, that frilliam
Meeii./Nen ('o. of Northampton township,
I,elii L tli county, have On l'hursdav the P-,111
of April. 1550, made a voluntary assign
ment, of nil their property, real, personal
and to the undersiLtned, for the ben
efit of thi.ir crillitors. Such, then. fore, tvho
are anywise indebted to the said \Villiinit
Alecialscti & ore called upon to
settlement within wedis from the date
hereof. And those, who have illy ter al
claims acainst tau Assirmurs, will present
tlit.in well authenticated to the
the above Specified tiow.
WILLIAM 11. 1.11.1:311.11,
April :23. I:—Gxv
atzcc.
Cro is given, that Brojytill'ii
I. h . lepin . ligrr, of Nortli;iiiipton. township;
comity, , has off l'hursilay the lid]
of April. 1`._ , 50, made a voluntary assign
ment, of all his ploperty, real, personal
and 'nixed, to the undersigned, or the ben
efit of his creditors. Such, therefore, who
are .M anywise indebted to the said I.3enjit
initi P. liteppinger, are called upon to nialie
settlement within six weeks fi mu the date
hereof. And those, who haye any legal
claims avail's:. the Assignor. eeid present
them well authenticated to the tindersitied,
within the above specified ••
LuAm 11. 13
April 25
To Conti.,
F r i) E Commissioners will reed ve sealed
-A proposals, to the :30th instant fur erecting
and completing in South Bethlehem a stone
Bridge of two arches, about 91 feet span
each, 17 feet wide in the carriacfe way, about
(3 feet high over ordinary water mark, with
the necessary wing walls, well covered and
tiding up complete, _
JOIIS LIOIITENWALNEII,
BENJAMIN_ BIZEINIti,
SAMUEL KNAUSS,
Commissioners of Lehigh County
A TTESI :-J. 17,'LLNE, Ckrk. •
A Aril 11,
The I'eaple's Daily Line of Staves be.
tweet) Allentown and Philldelphia, leave
Kalb'; American [lntel, Alleidown, ever
arrives in-Phila
delphia at I u'doCk in thr allernml. Leaves
1)1111k1 Dalby's Bald I:atzle Hotel, North
:id street, above Callowhill, Philadelphia,
every morning. at 6 o'cluCk, and afflves at
Alit•llicoVa at t).C;odi.
4 r -'2lrl
g _3lll
mid NVaitors, from corn•
mon to fine, in sots and dozons. Aism goilt
iv form, in sms, mill in varimr of pattorits,
lINIVES and FO 11. I sot's and doz
ous also knivos only ; carvers, tmok
mid `..it;e l .l,:r kulvts, tt itlt a rarirty of otlmr
Maim !ado ros,
P( (UK' El'and PEN VE:'.l—llazorz , ,
seiors. lino the best ; uric,
two, throe, and •1 b:adt•
picl;, axe!, &e.
SI it r,f ,ti :11 ,d 'l'( )NI;S, Iran rind
s"ts :t ,J
ir,n • k\.(...f , nd
['or hy U & J
111()N.--A Int of I itt.:nner;•,l and ii iirtl
Iron, Sheet Iron, A.at•rican and Ent , ll,l,
B an d (ma, 11 0 )i) Irm. ett , t and '..-d war
Sn•ol. Frittart., 11,1 , nod wand, lust tt•rt•ivcd
\yid] Anvil.; and Viet.s, and for :•ato chi. tit
al the store at t) & J S.l Et ;[!:1Z,
GLASS.-150 I. Obi•s,., by 10, 10
by 1:2, 10 by 1.1, 10 by 15, I by 10, and
variow, other seizes, fur alu by
NIECEIA:\;ICS.—TuuIs (if over\• do•
scription, such as blench and Moulding,
Planes, .1 land, Pantie!, and
Bract! and Bats, .Aln 4 er Buts, 1 lig.clicts,
6:c., tor bale by
. _
TO 61101.::\1ATEI1S.—Just Fccrived u
new lat.:ern:lent ut Morocco and
Lc;uher, Last:, 6110‘1•1111t1td, E'vp
Prune!' and nunierc:;,-3 o:lier artic
les belonging to the L'llueinaltin, , ba:Ino!-R
-JA Et.:l7-R.
IV Um: LEA 0.-2 tons of ite L ud
just received, Pure and Estri, and for side
by U & J
LOOIiING GLASSES. --A Ni.1 , 1)(11(110t
lA)Uklllir
1•42,`,,r : ,jth 1 101#21 . 13111,C:1S UI (or tali: by
'U & J
1LS.—:100 liegs ut tLe Litt
Brads uad Sidkes, just received mid fur :ale
by U& J Elt.i.Elt.
SC 1"I't lES--;.0 tluz. g:eituille
Crain Scythes, also a large ensure:tient e!
genuine Sevier:nark Grass Sryther, ch t . o p
and fur l oto by It & J SAEUEU.
. .... . _
011,S.& °loll !duds,
boiled and Tozpvotiro., .Nt.wark Vor
-111:111 of all [duds, Glue bo sold
clii.op Icy 0 a, J SAEGER..
. assco town: of Mines
of John Lirli's bimt nht I; uko a large assoi
went. of rpuntcr's'foul, fur sale chimp
by 0 J
HOLLOWARE.-300 Iron Pots ur:d
Kettles, lust received and for sate ut
reduced prices at the stew of
April IS
A splendid assortment of Front and ParlOr
Locks with mineral knobs, german Locks,
Latches, Bolts, Hinges, Screws, Paint Brush
es, and a variety oi other building Hard
ware just impachittg, and iir sale cheaper
than ever by 0 & J SAbliEll.
April 16,--2rrt
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Now is your Time to Travel !
avelleautea -
THROUGH FROM
Philadelphia to Allentown.
For Sent; or other information apply at
either of the above on,lned places, or at Lei
be is Sun Hotel, in Bethlehem. '
Fare each way, 31 ,5 D.
A pril•••
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COttoa Yarn Drietise.
NIORMS & EAsTwook
_Vorbsi Trod! .Suer!, Phi lade:plaa
Cotton tnitl Linvn Chain, 11'arps,
Rine Cover!ci Vain, Tie
Yarn. Lanip Wick, Cotton
Laps, &c. &c. &c. &c.
()Hers promptly' cxccut..d.
:25 t'-0111—:34
BUILDTMEI I
LOOK HERE!!
NEW LOT OP
EIAIIDWA 111
The undurz•i:ned a:l:iounce to the .public.
that they have jo;-1. l'e!ll 1 Ned I . l'olll Philadel
phia NeW - *Ai:, With a vvry large lot
of Ilahlware, conz,i,tio l r of
I.lo , wiicles,
UL1 . 1.11 1 „,W Cuuch ?;iuttttltt, s,
.Su lab rll 'and al: of which
Will be ziold at extremely low prices. They
ad; the public to girt SAEGEit's
STORE, :sii.!ll of the
I.l° elria
it C.. 11, ui erder to e , l.vihe.• theite:t•lvez.. of the
fl I.ettie.'
6.1DA:11.
To .117oeLfse-Kreper4.
A great tts , ifitillelit of 11011:e furnishing j
such az:
ENA EL1:1) and tinne,l insi ir, conking
vessels, suur.e and stew bins, preserve ket
tlys, li:•1) and ham kettles, frying puns, grid
ironq. irons,
SID IVELS, spadrs, hoes, cl:aius,
.V:itiedeva.
OM
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Buckwht•nt
I 'llAseed
Clworseod
'1 iatotliy:•ced . I i•Uj 2 75' '2 75
I 'otatoos •• • 05' 45 i 4 5
Salt 40: 45! 40
Butter
I ,:t rd
Revswax
Ilant , .
Flitch .
Tow-varn
Ea
Rye \Vh!skeV Oatll
Apido Whisicv
Linseed Oil . ' b,51 135;
i lickory .IVuu,i
_Cord 4 50: 50i 600
( - )nk Wood . . 56:t 50' 500
P.::g (".)al.
Nut Cnal .
Lump Coal
Plaster . .
Listen To The Call!!
FAllOnable ?,lillinery Store!
In ftnnoancing to the public the recent
clianfle of location in 13,2 r
.VILLINERF EST.IBLLS'ILVENT,
from East, to West Hamilton be
tween the New York and Mertz & Landis'
Store, has also the satisfaction of stating that
she has just returned from Philadelphia
with a large variety of
Ladies awl MissPs BONNETS,
which she is satisfied she can sell oltaper.
than any other establishment of the Lind in
Allentown, at wholesale or retail.
si,t 0/
ri InrLyt. viirioty of other fatihichntlile stylris
not mentioned.
SllO htl, prepared hcraelf kith a large and
cleLrant assortment of
Fancy Ribtali, Tuts, I'renc4 ani
dnirriean
Sh e h as a l so an aortinent of Silks t0.“.1
I.awn, , , which will ;mike up
CASING AND OTHEIt i:,ONNA7,";:3
tit the shoth..st notice, und
somOde IL ram.
()Id ‘ 4 .1 ,d to :Inv r.'•• t..t• .t.
Hi,l ,har , dHI 0 - '1" I
110 *t
fr.tit r_
wi.ll rrivt• lwr a rail h. 1.. r
tu•
1111 a.sortmclit u 1 r":„ y
nevvr F.,• ~r•• I •.v
110yi1 at t!,t_. I
for I,:ist thit
pricos :Ow hor
tic:t.s, will induct. 111/111' w LOOOll,lO rt'6,ll l .et;
Cll:•triiiior: to licr 9
:Ipril • -- I tit
New TosaceoStore.
' Between the Now York n h d Peoplu's
Store in Hamilton Etreet, Allentown.
0 Lti.,..1 SAEGER
rip IE Sub , criher must respectfully in
-r 4-• fornirs Lis Iriends and the public in gen
eral that be has recently opened a new
in the burnt astrict, a few doors East of
[lager, h %. 4 Maid. in the room lately occu•
Died by Win. S. Weil, where he intends
constantly to keep on hand, an msortment
of I inportcd and American. Septa, such U 3
flara:tas, Regalia's Lanorma Yara, Ma-
L:ura", .Vapolcon La Grand, Principe',
Ile,Y Spanish and C'ornrnen.
ALSO
0 & J SAEGER
Snuff and other Tut•acco, Enud
I , to.et, &A: &a. Ali of whickt
Whcler,ale tt lid Retail it the
6-,aer,t pries. Lie calk up it Ole Sraulters
of a gor,rl :o give kiln a call, as he has
toavl.t s• ii t;r 3 per c en t
Icwer Calla in 'lsysva.
liecol'oct !h,• place to cl•t grk , d aud geti
Nvith 11:c
Allunto n, April Li
rfailors ! Clear the Track 1
Hat; again opened .shop. and hereby an•
nounce:.; to the public ittid his oh! custoinere-,
that he: can be tound in I lanti!tutn,t;Tet, be
tween the Perk" and the "Peeplt23'
,Sture" iu the'buildinvocently occupied by
William S. Weil, as it Variety Store, where
li, will he happy to receive calls iu his lints
tS. .n.s he is ad.nitted to be the.
etioL l of Beau firtwininci, ti! oracle cf lash
; het can safely proclaim his motto,
• ' “.760 raT NO PAY"
J f;;AEGER.
Saah who wish to appear in tha late6t
New York and Philadelphia Dre. Fash•
will do well to give hint an early call.
Ija is' receiving the latest :'ash!.-in Plate.a.
and cats' alter the too.it et, '
114 workmen are of the hart thnt can tot
obtain 1, and his jabs for:Nett: tip.l durabili
ty cannot be met:lied by any in he county.
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April 19
prices Qtaricui.
ARTICLES. I Per Allent.Eueto;
Ba rrvi , 6 UO,
131ksti: 1 0( 1)
ot;',
our
. " 0 1 64)1 GO
Powr 1.11 II!' 15
r - • ..10;•• •
I allow
22. 25j. 2'S
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Si SI
Doz. lo: 12i 16
Tull 3 ?i0; 4 00!
50 :1 00 1
3 53; 3 1501
4 50 4 5W
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LADIES!
MRS. M. BROWN.
Ilerthsortinent ainong other 'articles cou-
Spani.)ll Edge, MangMuni, Sit! in Tu
lip, Tulip Loa, !nate Chip,
eililtenllon, Siao4Wra
TOBACCO ESTABLISHMENT
11'11.1..1:131 ECKERT.
Ny Motto Fit no Pay 1"
EDWARD STETTLER.
OEM
5 00
1 05
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i 5 - 6 5 150
3 .2 - 51 :3 501 350
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4 50
2 50
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