Change in the Shipment of Produce.
The St.touis•papers state that it is.diffi
cult to 6btain a New Orleans cargo there.—
Prices are down to the very lowest figure.
The - river is in fine condition, but boats are
frequently compelled-.to go out:less than
half freighted. The leudinsoutples of the
country, such as tobacco, hemp, lead, corn,
whiskey, provisions, and many other arti
cles of grain and produce, are being ship
ped to the Ohio river, or eastward by Way
of Chicago and the railroad routes, and thus
it is that the business of St. Louis is taking
new and almost upthotight-of channels.—
Tobacco, hemp, lead and provisions by the
hundred and thousands of tons, and grain
by the boat load has been sent to the La[tes
and to the-Ohio river which, by the previ
ous course of trade usually went down the
:Mississippi toNew'Orleans. This - speales
well for railroads and other inland commu
.,nication, but-it-atigers-no.good-to-the - com- -
mercial and business prospects of the South
ern metropolis. The ascendency of New
• Orleans over the trade of the West, in the
shipping and forwarding business; is being
diverted to other channels.
di Joyful Meeting.—We clip the follow
ing incident connected with the late railroad
collision, from the Aurora Guardian :
--- A resident of our - placei-Mrw---Searfford,
was expecting a son home from Michigan.
On receipt of the news of the collision, he
posted off immediately to Chicago. Arriv
ing there he found that the dead had all been
buried. One unknown young man was de
scribed. The dress, color of his hair, age,
and size tallied with remarkable precision.
A pocket book taken from the pocket of the
unknown body was produced,.it was the
boy's. The father returned home to tell the
story-to other aching hearts, but failed to see
the body. Next day he returned again to
Chicago, and while in search of the coroner
met his own son in the street alive and well.
On comparing pocket books, such was the
similarity that it was hard to distinguish one
from the other !--The joy of that - meeting - May
be better-imagined than described. - Young
Scarfford had been to Michigan for trees, and
would have returned in the unfortunate train
but was to late to get on board.
General Washington's Motion.—ln 1917,
in - a debate jathe house of delegates, on the
bill relativite:a mapOf :Virginia, in which
somethint Viet said, of military roads. Mr.
Mercer La related art anecdote of General
Washingtori whieh. he. had received from
one of the members of the Convention that
formed the Constitution of the United States.
The sudject of power to be given the new
congress, relative to a standing army, was
on the lapis. A member made a motion
that Congress should be restricted ton stan
ding army not exceeding five thousand at
any one. time. . ... Cion,_ Washington, who,
ing chairman, could not offer u mOtiiiib.
whispered to a member from Maryland, to
amend the motion by providing that no foreign
enemy should invade theUnitedStates at one
tune, with more than three thousand troops.
Lebanon yull4 Railroad.--The City Councils
of Reading have orderedan election to be held
on Wednesday, the 145t . 1 . 1 ofJune' next, to decide
for or against a municipal` subscription of $ 200,
000, or four thousand shares, in the stock of the
Lebanon Valley 'Railroad. •
Delaware, Lehigh and Wyoming Valley Rail
roads—The Engineers have reached the summit
between Wilkesbarre and the Lehigh, and we
are informed the highest grade necessary will
not exceedSixty,two and a,,,halffeet to the mile.
This is very favorable, and it is thought possible
to reduce it slightly.
Stamped Eneelapem—The Post Office Depart
ment will have the new stamped envelopes ready,
by the Ist of June; but we will not expect to see
them distributed before' the Ist 'of July. They
are to be sold at $3.20 per hundred—s 3 for, the
stamp's, and 20 cents for the envelopes.
Aforua illu/Eicautus.---The Fowl Fever is prev
alent in the western part of New York. At Ro
chester, last Mondays ~ o ne Drama Pootra crow•
er and two hens," sold . for $150; chickens,four
weeks old, $1 ; Eggs, 60 cents each.
1 7 ashion.—Tho 'Barber Pole' pattern of panta
loons will be out this week ; the stripes ascend
spirally round the leg, giying the wearer the ap.
pearance of a double-barrelled corkscrew.
Large Exportations of Breadduffs.- , The exports
of flour from New York, from January Ist to
May Ist, were 520,926 barrels, against 239,061
barrels smile time last ypar 1 and of wheat, 840;
341 bushel's, against 449,123 bushels last year.
wrovaco.wc,
Is hireby given, that the undersigned
have been appointed Executors in the last
will and testament of Frederick G. Mize,
deceased, law of the Borough of Allentown,
Lehigh county. Therefore all persons who
ore indebted, to said estate, will please make
settlement between now and the 16th day of
July next, and, also all persons having claims
against said' estat‘i will please to present
them within said specified time.
LEWIS SMITE, Executors.
3. FRED.'RUHE, JE.
—6vir
May 25, 1853.
camiva
Of Personal Goods.
WILL be sold at public sale on Sattirdny
June 11th, at the residence of the late Fred
erick G. in the Borough of Allen
town, the following persohal property, viz:
Three" Beds and Bedsteads, Clothes
prose, Caoltinf-stoie, Tables, Chairs, Look
ing Glasses,lime-pieco, Canary Bird with.
cage, 10 sharep . of the Northampton Water
Company, English-and qoyman Books, two
Hogs, and a valiety . o s i c hsamehold and kitch
en furniture too tedipus to mention
The , sale will Commence:at' , I-e10606n
the afternoon;` when w . 111:
made knoWn and"due attendanee'evelay: ,
E
J. FRED. RUIIE, JEW 5 xe f ,, q °l - 14- ,
Allentown, May 2b.. • 11--8 w
The Fair.—Over 200 specimens of coal, col
lected in Schuylkill aounty, Pa., have been pre
pared forthe Crystal Palace Exhibition. Won't
soniebody collect the iron and zinc ores of Le
high for the same purpose I -
NIA RILIED•
On the :1 , ! of Mby, by the Rev. E. A.
Bauer, Mr. Daiiiel Fetterolf, to Miss Mary.
.d. Kistler, both of Lynntown.
• On the 15th of May, by the Rev. Jacob
Vogelbach, Mr. Charles Sell, of, Upper
Saucona, to Miis Clarissa Reck, of Salis
burg township.
On the 22d of May, by the Rev. Mr. Vo
gelbach, Mr. John Gabel, to Miss. Levina
Schieferstein, - both of Allentown.
On the 21st of May, 'by the Rev. Joshua
Yeager, Mr._ William_Engler,_oLAllen
township, to Miss. Henrietta Stealer, of
of:Moore. toWnship. •
DIED.
On Monday the sth of May, in Emnus,
of consutnption,_ -Charles- Druckenmiller,
aged 23 years.
On the Bth of May, in Liver Mncungy,
of consumption, Daniel DWI, aged 52 years.
On the 10th of April, in North Whitehall,
Isaac Hamony, aged 78 years.
--On the 4th of May—in_North Whitehall,
Elizabeth, wife of Conrad Moyer, aged 60
years.
' On the 17th of May, of consumption, in
Nockamixon township, Bucks county,
Smanda, wife of Joseph Young, formerly
editor of the Doyle'gown "Morgenstern,"
aged 29 years.
On the sth of May, in South Whitehall,
George, son of Adam Sterner, aged 23
years.
On the 10th of May, in Saucon, Susanna,
wife of Joseph Arnold, aged 45 years, 4
months and 10 days.
0 cld ellow.s 1' ay. ode._
A Celebration in honor of the Independent-
Order of Odd Fellows, will come citron Tues
day the 31st of May next. A procession
will .be'formed in front of the Hall, in Ham-'
ilton street, and the members of the lodges
clothed in full regalia, will march through
the principal streets of the Borough and then
repair to the Court house yard, where a
number of speeches will be delivered.
The neighboring lodges are politely in
vited to join in the ceremonies of the day.
By Order of the
'COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
,Allentown, May 25, 1853. 11-1 w
Spring and Summer Goods,
The undersigned, residing in Mechanics
born, South township, Lehigh
county, respeeaully informs his-friends and
the public•in general, that lie has puichas
ed the entire
Stock of Goods,
and has done business since the 21st of A pril
last in his own. name. lie will be happy
to see his old friends and acquaintances give
him a call, as 'he has just returned from
Philadelphia, with a large and well selected
Stock. consisting in part Of
Dry Goods Gra
:t747.L.; ce rus , Queens- iitair,
4°....70.17. I. v o w.
.. ware, Hardware.
Fish, Salt, in short, every article that is
found in a, well filled country store, and
which with his stock on hand, makes a
large assortment of Goode, such as is but
seldom found in country StBres, and which
will be sold undrr the adopted motto of
"Small profits and quick sales."
All kinds of country produce will be taken
in exchange at the highest market price.
He returns his sincere thanks for the-fa
vors heretofore recieved and will strive to
merit a continuance of the same hereafter.
All those who know themselves indebted
in the Storebooks of Miller and Minnie/A,
will please call at the store for settlement of
their accounts.
JOHN MINNIM,T.
Mechanicsboro, May 25. ' 11-3 m
The Navigation Opened !
• • -
Z . ,T736 : !"-
41 0:011111 6.4 4 41 4 t . ff."
Philadelphia, 011entinon 4 Mauch Chunk
Transportation Line.
For transporting morchandize between
Philadelphia, New Hope, Easton Freemans•
burg, Bethlehem, Allentown, Weissport,
Mauch Chunk, and White Haven, and all
intermediate places along the Delaware and
Lehigh Canals : shipped from Third Warf,
below Vine street, on the Delaware.
They being new beginners, hope by care r
ful and prompt attention to their business to
get a liberal share of patronage.
The proprietors have large and commo
dious. Store Houses at all the above named
stopping places.
Hscictut, Lora & Co., Proprietors.
AGENTS;
Stephen. Long, Philadelphia, •
Samuel L. Opie, New Hone, • ,
G. W. Hotisel, Easton,
G. & A. Bachman, Free.mansburg,
Charles Seider, Bethlehem, . .
William'Hecker, Allentown,
Lewis Weiss, Weissport, •
Hobert Kldtz, Mauch Chunke •
& Co. Hazelton,
.Hortoir& Blakeslee, White Haven.
May 25, 1653. • t--Sm
, .
(fitZ4llD a:Z(1111ES.
wanted.
• .krespectable woman who can- come well
I Vititoinmeaded tism•good Coidc;,can hear of a
perina n nent'sitaation nod good i%v,iigits
plying at , the office of the , •Lehigh Register
~- . ,114ay1 1. • 11--4 w
I=
Iltibtinnitn.against toss bv
• IFiRE.
THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY. of Philadelphia,
OFFICE, Nu. 1636 CHESNUT STREET,
Near Fifth Street. • -
STATEMENT OF A SSETS, $1,315,534,
January Ist, 1853,
Published agreeably to an Act
OF ASSEMBLY,
BEING
First Mortgages, amply secured, $1,021,366 63
Real Estate (present value $llO,-
000) cost. 82,447 63
Temporary Leans, on ample Colla
teral Securities 96,487 611
Stocks (present value $76,191) cost. ' 62,285 60
Cash, &c. &c., -- 52,945 51
- 01,315,631 00
PERPETUAL OR LIMITED INSURANCES made
on every description of property, in
TOWN AND COUNTRY,
at rates as low as are consistent with security.
Since their incorporation, a period of
twenty-four years, they have paid over three
millions dollars Loss BY FIRE t thereby af
fording evidence of the advantage of Insur
ance, as •the ability and disposition to meet
with promptness all liabilities.. -
Directors :
Charles N. Banaker, M-ord;-I)-Lewis
Tobias Wagner; • Adolp. E Bode,
Samuel Grant, David S. Brown,
Jacob R. Smith, Morris Patterson,
Goo. W. Richards, Isaac Len,
CHARLES N. BANCKER, Pr esident.
Cu'atm G. BANCKEU, Secretary.
FV"The, subscribers are the appointed
Agents of the above mentioned _lnstitution,
and are now prepared to make insurances
on every. description of property, at the low
est rates.
A. L. RUHE, Allentown.
C. F. BLECI-1, Bethlehem.
Allentown, Oet. 1851 'Q—ly
10211412,
„x., in the Orphans - Court of Le--
high County.
In the matter of the Account
*.rrlrti % of Joseph Frantz and Daniel
Frantz, Executors of Henry Frantz; dec'd.
And now, May 1 3 1.1853, the court appoint
Daniel Saeger, Edward Kohler and John
Schantz, Jr., auditors to audit. and resettle
the account and make distribution according
to law, and make Teport thereof to the next
stated Orphans Court including all the evi
dence, which ratty be submitted befo're them.
From the Records.
TEsTE—N. METZGER, Clerk.
The Auditors appointed in the above or- 1
der, will meet for the purgose of their
pointment on Friday the 100rday:OrJurte
next, at 10 o,clock in the 'forenoon at ,the
hause of Dafiliet Frarktx, in North White
hall, where all those intertsted can attend if
they see proper.
May 25, 1853
•
Catasauqua and Fogelsville
IPlankroad Company.
Notice is hereby given, that the Com Mi
ssioners named in the Act of Assembly, for
receiving subscriptions to the Capital Stock
of the ..Catasauqua and Fogelsville Plank
Road - Company," will open hooks at the
House of fiathan Fegefy, in the Borough
of Catesauqua, on Monday the 13th day of
June next, at 10 o'clock, to the forenoon at
which time and place, three or more of the
Commissioners will attend and which books
will remain open at said place, if necessary
for five succeeding juridical days.
• JACOB DILLINOER,
tiBIU EL SIEGE H
AARON GUTH,
DAVID THOMAS,
OWEN RICE,
PIIAON ALBRIGIIT,
JONAS BIERY,
JAMES W. FULLER,
CHARLES W. COOPERJ
Cafasailqua, May 18.
Five Dollars Reward.
rroflA Black • Horse, be
longing to the undersigned,Cap:
tain of the Canal Boat "Mary
Washington" strayed or was stolen tin the
the night of the 13th of May. The horse
has a little white above the hoof of both his
hind legs, and had on him a full rigged boat
harness when he left. Whosoever takes up
the said horse,and gives notice to the under
signed,- nnw Ying below the "Craneville
Lock," on the Lehigh canal, shall have the
above reward. ' .
May 18.
~U~II~~~°~ fil~J~'ll~~o
In the .Orphans court of Le
high county.
In the matter of the account o
Charles Glick &John Levi Glick
Executors of Daniel Glicic, dec'd.
And now, May 3, 1853, on motion of S.
A. Bridges, the Court appoint Elias Mertz,
William FL Blutuer and Charles Saeger,
Auditors to audit and resettle the same ac
count and make distribution according to the
will of the testator, and make Report to next
stated Orphan's Court, including all the
evidence which may be submitted to them
Forirs the Records.
Tzwrz—N. METZGER, Clerk. ,
The Auditors appointed in the above or
der, will meet for the purpose of their ap
pointment, on Saturday the•. 28th day of
May nett, at I o'clock in the , afternoon, at
the House of Benjamin Hagenbuch, where
all those interested can attend if , they see
proper. •
• May 11th,1853,
JOB PRINTING,
Neatly` and expeditiously executed at the
• Office of the ilLahighltagister,"
Ready Made Clothing Store
In Allentown! -
Neligh &
Adopt this mothod, to in
form their friends and the
public generally, that they
have just returned from Phil
adelphia,•with a very heavy
stock of
Spring and Summer
Goods
of the most fashionable styles, from all of
which they will make to order and (Os° keep
on hand a large supply of
at such prices, as cannot be equalled in any
establishment -in his-or-any__ neighboring
town:TheirFires - al large - Stock - of - cloth
ing consists in part of Dress Coats, of every
imaginable style, of Spring and Summer
wear ; Pantaloons ,fancy and plain of all pri
ces, Summer Pants in great variety ; Vests,
Satin, fancy and plain, Drawers, Shirts, Col
lars, Cravats, &c. &c. all of which they are
determined to sell at the lowest prices.' It
is therefore "money" made" to those who
wish to purchase clothing, if they first call
on Neligh Breinig, before they purchase
elsewhere..
- 0 - r - d - Eff — of every kin-d;-will-be-accepted
with pleasure, and punctually attended to ;
and as they are Practical Pailofte them
selves, none but the best workmanship will
be suffered to pass their hands, so that they
can warrant the clothing they manufacture
in every particular.
Thankful for . post favors, they hope by"
punctual attendance.to business, and dura
ble jobs, they will be able to gain a contin
uance of favors from a generous public..
Allentown, May U. ¶-3m
----------------
Coachmaking Establishment
Respectfully announces to his friends and
the public in general, that he continues on
an extensive scale, the
in all its various branches, at the old stand in
West Hamilton Street, No. 52, directly op
posite Hagenbuch's Hotel, where he is al
.ways'prepared to manufacture to order at the
Shortest notice, and also keep on-hand,
Fashionable Vehicles,
•. - ;Z: such its Barauchee, Rockaways,
Ca alls. Yot,h4VaNute, Sullceys, *c. I¢c.
which, 1'61444k - end durability cannot be
spirpOsed bY:ortyCcacbmalter in the State
omtalatter,o,'lsvhile his terms are as reason
iblc*thoset of tiny other establishment.—
He - ,iieit l iione but the best materials, and
employs - none but — the best of workmen—
consequently. he intends that the vehicles
manufactured at his establishment "shall
take - the shine" of all others manufactured
in this part of the country. I-Jo professes to
understand his business by experience, and
therefore assures the public that he is ena
bled to-reruler satisfaction to his customers.
Call and judge for yourselves.
iarWooden or iron axletrees made to or
der : and Repairing of all kinds done at the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms.
11-3 w
Old vehicles taken in exchange for new
ones at a good bargain.
ROBERT KRAMER.
May 11. 11—Om
New Boot and Shoe Store.
John P. Reeser,
apdbtfully informs the citizens of Allen
to, and the public generally, that he has
re-commenced the fashionable
ROOT AND SHOE BUSINESS,
No. 13, East Hamilton street, two doors
west of J. B. Moser's Apothecary Store,
where he is now manufacturing, and will
keep constantly on
hand, a large as
sortment of
) .441141 Ladies and
GENTLEMEN'S'
• Boots and Shoes
Ot every description, which he' will sell at
moderate prices.
Work made to order at the shortest notice.
Por neatness and durability, he can confi
dently say his work shall not be surpassed.
He will employ none but the best work
men, and will give his close personal atten
tion to his business. The public patronage
is therefore respectfully solicited. Give him
a call. Recollect the place.
Allentown, April 20, 1853. 41-31 n
¶-4w
JOHN HOPPE.
Queensware ! Queensware !
A general assortment of Tea and Dinner
setts, Chamber setts, Pitchers, Bowls, Tea
and Coffee cups, Glassware of every de
scription, together with a - general assortment
of every article in that line of goods, to which
the attention of thlse contemplating house
keeping are particularly invited.
J. W. GRUIII3.
• March 30.
Straw Goods7Spring 1853,
THE Subscriber is now prepared to ex
hibit to Merchants and Milliners his
usual heavy_stock of Ladies' and Misses'
STRAW AND SILK BONNETS,
• STRAW TRIMMINGS and
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS ;
Pahn.leaf, Panama and every Variety of
,SUMMER . IIATS
for Gentlemen ; which for 'extent, variety
and beauty of manufacture, as well as um
formly close prices will be found unrivaled;
- 'THOMAS - WHITE,
No. 41; soUTH SECOND STREET,
Feliimary 9;1E9. . • • 4-3m_s3
'll-8w
Ready-Made Clothing,
In Allentown.
tattoiarl maaulmi;
Coachmaking Business,
Allentow . i..Seminary.
-The Summer Session of this School, will
commence on the lst 01 May next. II Such
as wish to enter are requested to apply early
to the Principal.
• C. R. KESSLER.
April 6, 1853. ¶-4w
Dry Goods I.llry Goods-1
The subscribers would hereby inform the
public that they hay creceived their Spring
supplies of New. Goods, and that they were
so much engaged in selling them, that they
forgot to advertise, but as the printer's say
there is nothing lost by advertising, they
will follow their advice and make known,
that they have received their third spring
purchase of Dry Goods, among which are
the most desirable articles for Ladies and
C4entlemens wear, that the New York and
Philadelphia Market afibidi;Tvlila dill bo
sold at very reduCed prices.
GROCERIES..
They have jugs received a large supply
of Groceries from New York and expect to
receive in a few days by the Delaware Canal
a large quantity, purchased in Philadelphia
in the beginning of the months of March and
April, all of which will be sold at a small
advance on the cost.
PRETZ, GUTH & CO.
•
I—May-4 T -1853. " If —6w_
MACKEREL,
No. 1. '2 & 3, in whole and half barrels
also scalefish, in whole barrels at a very low
price for sale by
PRETZ, GUTH & CO.
SALT. •
200 sacks Liverpool Ground Salt, 75 sacks
Ashton Fine Salt for sale by
PRETZ, GUTEI & CO. •
Stone Coal.
Chesnut, Stove, Ego; Mid Lump Coal, in
any quantity desired for sale by
PRE'rZ, ouTEI & co.
May 11, - 1853.
300 .Dozen Corn Brooms,
The undersigned have just received
Three Hundred Dozen Corn Brooms, bound
with Tin-and Wire, which they will sell
l'Vholesale•and Retail, at very low prices
- PRETZ, GUTH & Co.
Allentown, February 23.
Odd Y ellow s' .Itegalias
RECIi and LEH,.
Have just received a splendid lot of Camp
and other Regalias, richly made up with gold
and silver.spangles, all of which they will .
sell at a very small advance.
Such who anticipate attending the Odd
Fellows' celebration, in May next. will do
well to prepared themselves with Regalius.
.. Q'Rememlier the place No. 31, East
Hamilton street, directly opposite the ..Reg..
later Printing Office."
Allentown, April ¶-4w
Dr. 3. Y. Bavues,
No. 48, East Hamilton street, Al
lentown, adopts this method to in—
form his friends and the public in general,
that he has made Allentown his permanent
41sidence. He has opened an office at his
dwelling, opposite liechters American Ho
tel, a few doors east of Pretz, Guth &Co's.
.Store, where ho will be happy to offer his
professional services in the science of Den
tistry. He will call at private residences,
if requested.
re His terms are reasonable, and having
had much experience in the professions,
feels satisfied that he can give general satis
faction.
Allentown, April 24, 1851.
New Supply of Coal !
Farmers 4• Limeburiters
LOOK HERE.
The undersigned have just received, and
'constantly keep on hand, a large supply of
all kinds of Coal, suitable for Farmers and
Limeburners, and the coal consuming pub
lic in general, which they will dispose of at
the following reduced prices:
Chestnut Coal • at _ $2 25
Extra Nut/ Coal, $2 37
Egg, Stove and Lump' at • $3
,25
EDELMEN, HANSE & Co:
April 20, 1853.
Grain Wanted.
50,000 Bushels of WheatJiye, Corn
and Oats wanted; for which the highest
market prices will be paid by the subscribers,
at their store on the South west corner of
Market Square and Hamilton street, in Al
lentown. EDEEMAN, HANK; & Co.
Allentown, April 20, 11--0
all_ TZ(O)7 411E 2 co
Long_ &elle A• _Brother,
HAVE re oved directly opposite the old
stand, to the superior five story store,
No. 8, NORTH THIRD STREET,
And are now fully prepared to exhibit to the
public, an UNsuRyAssED VARIETY of . •-:
vp.izz
From the lowest priced AMERICAN
manufacture, to the superiorENGLlSHand.
FRENCH, from the well known houses of
DELACOURT, ZUBER and others. Call
andsee beforo purchasing elsewhere. The
most efficient and polite workmen . erapidy
ed to hang the paper, if required.
Philadelphia, May 4, - 1-1 751-4;w'
. .
heady Made Cloatftmg.
Just received - II fine assortment of coats
veata. and pants, Which . will be bold very
cheap,, and warranted to be what they '
are
aOld'for both in`.point of d uality , style and
durability.. J. GRUBB.
March 80 4-6 w
prittii Current.-
ARTICLES. '—Per AlleptEgispripsildi
Barrel
IBush.j
Flour
Wheat • • • •
Rye .....
Corn . ....
Oats -. • •
Buckwheat . .
Flaxseed . . •
Cloverseed .
'limothyseed .
Potatoes • • •
Salt
Butter . • • •
Lard • • • •-•
Tallow . • • .
Beeswax . .
Hgm• .. .
Flitch . . . .
-Tow-yarn. . .
Eggs . . . . .
Rye Whiskey
Apple Whiskey
Linseed Oil.
Hickory Wood
Hay .. . t
Egg Coal . . .
Nut Coal . . .
lirEl
Pound
Doz.
Gall.
Cord
Ton
Ton
Lump Coal
Plaster
Allentown- Note,
The undersigned respectfully inform their
friends and the public in general s that they
have on the first of April became proprietors
of the Public House, lately kept by David
Heller, on the North west corner of Hamil
ton Street and Market Square, Allentown
so well known as the 7 '
411enfogion Hotel,
which they have fitted
• up in a new and htincl-•
some style, for the aO-. •
cornmodation of • the;:t.t.p,
home and travelling . ';; ..
1011!111(111; custoin. Their Table'
wilt aIWPYS be supplied•• ';
with the best,the market affords. Their
Bar with the choicest. liquors and wines,
and prompt and obliging servaintfare always
ready to attend to the_ wants of their cus
tomers. •
They have taken the House, with a de
termination to -spare no pains or expense,
to make their Hotel e9ual to any in this
county, and by Personal attentioh, to give
any satisfaction to their customers.
They therefore respectfully reouest those
whovvisitAllentown, either from the itnme
dtitto neighborhood, or from a distance to
Mike -The .fi'llentown Hold, their home,
and teat the truth of their assertion.
rintages leave the above Hotel, daily
for New York, Philadelphia, Reading, Eas
ton, Mauch Chunk and Hamburg.
DAVID KEIFER,
- - TILGHMAN H. GOOD.
Allentown, April 13. ' 111--3 m.
Wita Lt COLD
ro Railroad Contractor&
PHILADELPHIA, EASTON AND WATE,ZGAp
RAIFROAD.--Proposals Will be received un•
til noon, MAY 20th, Tor rho - Graduation 'ard'
Masonry of said Railroad, from a point on
the Wissahiccon, about fourteen miles from
Philadelphia, to Hellertown,'a distance of
thirty-six miles. Seventeeit'milesmore will
be ready for contract in a short time.
The part now offi.red, includes - a Tunnel
1800 feet long; and a large amount of earth
and reek work and masonry. The route
occupies a very fertile and healthy country
accessible at all points. The line will be
ready for examination, May 10th, and. the '
profiles, and specifications and forms of
proposals, may be t3ern at the Engineer's
office, No. 88, South Fourth Street,.Phila-t
delphia, after May 15th.
EDWARD MILLER, Chief Engineer,
May 18, 1853.
Millers' Boot and Shoe Store
In 41lentown,
The subscriber takes this method to in ,
form his friends, and the public in generar k •
that he has lately established a new
BOOT & SHOD
Store; •
01.116...-AN in the fourth frame.
i t : shop,- east of the
Allentown Hotel,
on the North side of Hamilton street, No. 9
Where he has fitted up a splendid Store
Rsoni, and will be prepared 'with a, large
assortment of finished work ,to
his custetners in every branch• of. his kunot l , :
ness. The following are ruuned•among
some of his prices;
Fine Calf Skim Boots, from 03 50.t0,•03
Coarse eons 250 to 50'
Boys' do de 4'oo to WS&
Ladies'' Morocco Slipprs, 70 to r. 25
Misses,. and. Chilclrens according to q.ualityi . :
and sizes.
' He will soll at Philadelphia pricesyWholeo-,
sale and Retail, and to Country...Marabouts.
will make a very liberal deduction.
As he always,smploys the beef
men, and works up the best materials in
market, ho is enabledto stand 'good for any .;
work turned out by him,and feela - confillent:
that the same will prove satiafuctbry •to-hla
customers. • • ••- • •
Persons therefore *AI see tcrtheir alma*"
tar, andcall on him before purchaai4 else—
He returns fits artiCerb thanks for thamanyi
favors he has received from a kind public,
and by moderate pricee; good erork; and due' •
attenvon tolatsiness, hopes to merit a con.'
inuance of the same.
DANIELkiIIILLER.
March V. 1853.
SAVE _
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for'eale by le
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