The Lehigh register., June 15, 1853, Image 3

Mugubw,ltace of Human Beings.
There are now in London two very sin
gular human beings, of, a race. which has
hithertor-been-verr-little-Ir noWn-to-the-ci vil
ized world.. They came from South 'Africa
where they are called Errrfhmen They
are totally distinct• froutall other known
African races- - -ns 'much so as .. - if - they had
dropped upon this earth from another planet.
They aro diminutive in size—merepiamies
—and unacquainted even with the art of
building, huts. They shelter themselves in
caves and crevices of the earth ; when these
are wanting they make artificial scoopings
on the surface, which they line with leaves•
and cover with branches. The Hottentots
and Bushmen are the avowed enemies of
the Earthmen, and when they meet them
Will shoot them down-like vermin. The
poor little defencless Earthmen have no
refuge but in hole - g, trees or thickets. and the
tribe is fast verging to extinction. They
are a poor week people—one of Nature's
freaks—and destined not to perpetuate their
race. Few colonists have seen them ; and
although it is known that a few still linger ,
in the mountains, these are rapidly dying
away, and will soon become. a tradition of.
ari elvish afrite face of old. - •
The •two individuals above mentioned,
were carried to England from the Cape of
Good nape two or three years ago, and have
now become domesticated in an English
family. The Morning Chronicle, from
which we take these- particulars, describes
these little Earthmen as a boy and girl, the
former fourteen and the latter sixteen years
of age, ant ' , complete little fairies" in ap
pearance. The boy is three feet thre3 and
a half inches in height, the girl a trifle ud
der. Their akin is. of the brightest and
most transparent bronze, and' us smooth and
polished , as marble. In term the little crea
tures are perfect—their delicate limbs stand
ing out in the most graceful symmetry, and
every motion instinct with the unthought
.ease of nature., The faces, although deci
dedly-Africanin-feature, are, full of sweet
ness and good humor, with an expfession of
arehness- and Intelligence:
They are named, Martinis and Mora.—
.In their - savage state ihey fed on locusts,
.ant-eggs,. and such small game as they could
°take:l.lW they were carried to England
Oiey - liad no ideas of God or any supreme
povtg.• Afpreient they have been taught
some arthe:customs of civilized life, and : are
able to.apeak,little• English words . ; to sing
little.English,popuitirairs, and—,the first of
Earthmen—to play,little airs on a piano.
Few eights , are more ~ interesting to a
thinking person .than that of the last of a race
of human beings on the pUint - of being blOtt
ed out from the face of the earth. The in
dividuals in question seem to constitute one
of the most•anomalous fermi .of our species
,that. have ever yet been brought to the no
dice ,of the,naturaliste or ihe
is to that—further'. light will be
thrown on" their history by 'scientific re
.seveles.—Bosiort Courier.' •
The - Gardiner Case,
After.a trial which dragged through sev
eral months, the jury in the Gardiner case,
being unable to agree; have been finally dis
•charged. As'all of 'oar' readers-may not
remember the points at issue in the case,
we will briefly 'recapitulate them. Dr.
George A:Gardiner, the individual on trial,
procured; some time ago, from the Board of
Mexican award of four hundred
and twenty-eight.'thousand dollars; but cir
cumstancessubsequently led to the suspicion
that the memorial and other papers were
false on which thisaward Was obtained.—
To test this question,. and to punish the Doc
tor. if guilty, of one. act, he was charged
with having falsely sworn to those papers,
and indicted for perjury.
We understood that the goVernment is
still so completely convinced of the guilt of
Dr. Gardiner, 41[4 . it, ag determined to try
him again, buk this time on'a charge offer
gery,Oharles Gardiner, is
likewlie,to,„be prraigiied,bii alleged offence
being, that of conspiring with his brother to
,perpetrate the:fraud. Under all the circum
.stances, it doei not become us to express an
,opinion"O'n'th:ti - gitilt or`innocence of the tic
.cused: - 11,'"hbatever, they have , defrauded
.the g overnment in the way it is asserted, we
tr,,uir a - new jury will pronounce so unhesi
latingly; and that the punishment of the
prisoners will be prompt and severe—
.f!hiludelithict Bulletin.
• Another • new Territory.
The Washington' Union contains a coin
municution. from Henry S. Schoolcrall,
Esq.,..deedriptive
,of section of country
which•isknotvn by the name of Alharra.—
He.stiya . it ie an attractive, well timbered
pad fertile area of country; lying'
,intmedi-
Atel4west of the Rocky Mountains, in mild,
:temperate latittides,rto which forthe purpose
I.ol,ilistinct allusions,. he applies the.aborigi
terni:--This area is about fifty Miles
,brottii, and lies parallel to the Rocky Moun.
italntilnr.ndistance.of seirkral hu,:dred miles.
itgives. rise to both of the main and nunter-
Atainbatiluents of the Columbia river. It
js it- high : plain,. wikich is cut through by
,these-of luents,- ; ofs a most fertile character,
bearing irees,,, and in some places high
grass; and 'while . the 'streams create abund
ant water , powora for lumber and grain 'nil's
and machinery, they are free, or nearly free
frominundations Of their blinks. This dis
trict probably comprehends twenty-five thou-
Istund,sgtiaie. miles, and'if its capacities of
preditctitin,' hUve been correctly estimated,
urAhl,sustain a population greater than some
of the giiitcrn and Atlantic States. A ccord
tng
to the recent act organizing the Territo
. ry.4o37ashin?lon, it lies, chiefly, if not who! ,
the, 'belifidarks of this new Gov
ernmerit." It is ithoglitker a genial country
and seems destined to form a link of con
ligation oidinarir means of transit, with
the,
,rn elijiapurk.Vatley,.thfpug the, Yellow
Stoup. It ay be n oticed; that while. the
eastern foot of the'rldc4 "filotinutOrt :wee
ems volt sand deierte and turning plains.
ihe fertile 'lauds in "'this are& 'reach: le the
• very tops . of the niestorn ernitienees • • •••
• .RailroadLettihg.—Mr. Eminett,*Chief
Engineer of the Cattawissa, Williundsport
and Erie Railroad, has issued proposals for
grading, masonry, &c., of that part of the
.row between Onttawiss Milton, rT-dis
lance of abotit twenty-five miles... Propo
sals will be received at the -Engineer's of
fice, Cattawissa, up to the Ht- day of July,
and the work will be divided off in 'sections
of about one mile each'.
A Eta STortit.—The Elk county .thlvo
rate says that a man over on the Siiinema
honing has got a tract of land containing two
acres, on which there is timber enough to
make 20 canoes, 49 timber rafts, 50 spars,
40,000 rattlesnakes, and 100,000. porcu
pines. A good timber tract ! The same
paper says that n party of Engineers are
now in St Mery'S, Elk county, for the pur
pose of organizing parties to make prelimi
nary surveys in the county for the Sunbury
and Erie Road.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.—Pepsin ?
an artificial Digestive Fluid Gastric Juice.
A great Dyspepsia Curer, prepared from
Rennet, or the.fourth stomach of the Ox,
afterdirections of-Baron Liehigi - th - e - great
Physiological Chemist. by J. S. Houghton,
M. D., No. 11, North Eight Street, Phila-
delphia, Pa.' I'his is a truly wonderful
remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaun
dice, Liver Complaint, Constipation, and
Debility, during after Nature's own method
by Nature's own agent, the Gastric Juice,
See' advertisement in another column.
NIA 11.11111 ED
On the 12th of June, by the Rev. Rich
ard Wallier,Mr. Henry Willy, to Miss Sa
rah Heckman, both of Allentown.
On the 29th of May, by the Rev. .0. A.
Hinterleitner, lYilliant Wight, of North
Whitehall, to Miss Elicabah Slaul, of
Lowhill township.
On the 11th of June,.by. the Rev. Mr.
Vogrelbach, Mr. William E. Griin, to Miss
Loretto Roth, both of Berls county. . •
J)111.:1).
On the Bth of—lune, in Upper Satteona,
Lovina, daughter of Joseph . and Lovina
Wittman, aged 1 month and 21 days.
On the 10th of June, in Macungy. Anna
Maria, daughter of Reuben and Elizabeth
'Danner, aged 3 years 7 months.
On the 11th of June, at Easton, I'n., in
the 42d year of her age, after suffering fur
6 days from a very violent and painful
Erysipelas, Mra. 111. Rebecca Craig, wife
of William Critig, .and only remaining
daughter of thelate:John Romig, of Allen
town, Pa. Her remains—followed by her
bereaved husband and eight Motherless
children, with many other mourning rela
tives and friends—were deposited in the
Easton Cemetery, on the 14th instant.—
!Pie funeral sernion was preacheiHiy.the
Mr. Grey of Easton. Rev. Messrs.
Walker, of Allentown, and Shafer, of Easton
assisting in the 'services. .
U''holesale -
Wine and" Liquor Store )
N. W. CORNER OF TIM Mmutt: r SQUAW - ,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
DiLLINGER & CRAIG
Inform their friends and the public gen
erally, that having . made arrangements with
two of the largest importing houses in New
York anti Philadelphia, to supply them with -
FOREIGN
P 1 Wiues, Liquors,
Yi'. l -11112..;; -F they have just received, and
shall continue to receive, direct from the
custom-house stores; the choicest WINES;
LIQUORS, &c., such as •
Dark and Pale Brandy, Pare liolfand
Gin, Port [Pine, Aladeira Trine,
Sherry Claret Wine,
Jamaica Spirits,
4.e., 4.c., 4-c.
They will also always have on hand'aird
for sale DOUBLE-RECTIFIED 'WHIS
KEY, Wine Bitters, Cordials, Demijohns
and Stone Jugs.
To all. of which they invite the attention
of Store and .4otel keepers, and others
wishing to purchase, to call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
DILLINGE.R & CRAIG.
Allentown, June 15. 11-4 tn
,Taate l s (t ra ct
To the Directors. of „Common Schools of
Lehigh CDUD y.
In pursuance of the 32nd Section of an
act, entitled, "An act' for the regulation and
continuance of sa -system .of Education by
Common Schools," passed the seventh day
of April, A. D., 1849.
We the undersigned, Commissioners of.
Lehigh county hereby publish a State
ment of the amount to which every district
within the County of Lehigh is entitled for
the School year of A. 1). 1853,—0ut of the
annual appropriation of $200,000 by the
said net : as per report_ made to this office,
by the superintendents of Common Schools,
as follows, to -
Allentown North 'Ward, 105 12
sl South Ward, ' 189 00
Lehigh Ward, 41 40
I:lanover and Catasauqua, 252 00
Ileidelburg, • 107 28
Lowhill, 80 28
,Lynn, • • 154 80
Lower Macungie,
203 40
Upper Macungie, 166 68
Upper and Lower Milford, 302 4Q
Washington, * 140 40
Selisbufg, 169 20
Upper Saucon,- 2 OO 50
Weissenburg; 148 68
North . 241124
South Whitehall,. . : .'.... - 5 . °O
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Py.TER EriaELNAN, : .
•• • - DANIEL iIAPEMAN, Corwnissioners•
• . JosEina MILLER, ..
; '. .7 'ATTEGT-: ? —. J. M. L NE, ("kirk.' ...' •
-• , !..mtontowu r Jupp Iv, pili• . ..• ' 1.-...5w
Valuable Real Estate
0.) U r i fa LbL
The subscriber, residing in . the Borough
of Catastiuqua, Hanover township, :Lehigh
county, offers to dispose at private sale ;he
following described property, desirably situ-
ated in that rapidly increasing Borough,
to viz : Three Adjoining ' I
--. • - Two Story Brick . lt , e'
POO /1!
PM' DWELL IN (4 S ) pat
111 I
with a front on Church
street of 45 feet, and SO feet in depth, with
a piazza 10 feet deep. The lot on which
these Houses are erected, is 60 feet in front
on Church Street, and 108 feet in depth
along a public alley.
For further particulars enquire of the un
dersigned, residing on the premises.-
- JOHN McINTYEII.
Culasauqua, June 15. 11-5 w
A New . Hotel
At Not 81, West Hamilton Street,
•ALLENI7OIIVA.
:Messrs.- E. S.D. J. GEonott,'have - lately
purchased the splendid three story brick
[louse of. Samuel Lightcap, No. SI, Wez.
Hamilton street. in the Borough of Alkn
town, a few doors shove Hagenbuch's taw
erg, and have completely refitted it fur a
public house, under tile name of the
Farmers and Travelers
p 0 TEL,
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4 74 ‘ 1.11 "4.-!kl4 fur which the permission was
granted at the last Court.
- The [louse is well calculated to entertain
strangers, beino . b located in a very conveni
ent part of the Borough. His furniture is
new ; his table will be supplied with the
best the. Market affords, and his bar, will at , .
ways contain the choicest liquors.
He has a large and Convenient yard, that
can be entered from tlie front and rear, and
his stabling all new and conveniently arrang
ed with the Hydrant water near at hand, and
good attentive ostlers will always be at hand.
Thankful for past favors they trust that by
punctual attention to business, •and ritoder
ate- charges they will merit a liberal share of
patronage."l'hey have a large acquain
tance through tt;e upper section of the coun
ty, all of whoin they will be happy to "shake
hands with."
ELI & JONAS GEORGE.
June 1, 1853.
laa'l2/1(0/ng.
Noliee is hereby given, that the Partner
ship of Miller, BraussA" Miller, in the.
Lumber busines44, in the Borotigh,of,Alleu
tovvii, was disolved by mutual consent on
the . 6th 0f..1ime,..1853. Such who have
any clainis. ligitiriststhe .Ike firm, will pres
em them for payment to Bitausi & Mitzeit,
who continue the business at the old stand.
JACOB MILLER.
CHARLES BRAME!,
RUIN MILLER.
Allentown, June 8. 4-6 w
4X1011TV11 9 3 , VtDVIIII,.
. 0 .7.1.t. r . -4 ' . In the Orphans Court of Lc-
C. .
~..V. liN - high County.
:1 tes7.,, r
1-, it ' . In the matter of the Account
*ilorti'' of Jacob Dillinger, Executor of
Elizabeth KIMIISS, late of Allentown, deed.
And now, May 3, 1853, the court appoint
Jesse Samuels, to audit and examine, and if
occasion resettle the account end make dis
tributing according to law, and make report
thereof to the next stated Orphans Cow t
in
cluding_ all the evidence, which may be sub
mitted before them.
From the Records.
TEsTr.—N. METZGER, Clerk.
The , undersigned, will attend, for the
purpose of his appointment, on Friday the
Gist of day July next, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, at the house of Sumuel.ileyeiw.
in Allentown, whore all these - interested
can attend if They see proper. • -
JESSE SAMUELS, Auditor.
Juno 15, 1853. 11-3 w
Spring and Sunnner Goods.
undersigned, residing in Mechanics
boro, South. Whitehall township, Lehigh
county, respectfully informs his friends and
the public in general, .that he has puiclias
ed 'the entire "
orGoods, . .
and has donetusines.s since the 2lst of A PHI
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, Gro-
- • n ' • .11--, , - a• , eau
:vol. certes, Q ueens ~...,a. let 'yesi
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er.lor' 9 h, i
--,... 1 W ware, Hardware, ' -.l'7A. t.....
Fish, Salt, in short, every article that is
found in a well filled country store, and
which with his stock on• hand. makes u
large assortment of Goods, such as is but
seldom found in country Stores, and whielt
will be sold, under the adopted motto of
"small erofits and quick sales."
All kinds of country produce will be taken
in exchange at the highest marlcet.price.
Ile returns his sincere thanks for the ta
vors heretofore recieved and will strivt:t..
merit a continuance of the same liefeactell•
All those who know themsolvebted
in the Storobooks of. Miller mid 'Minn - kit,
will please collie. the stoic for settlement of
their accounp.' ' ' ' • 1 ,': , •
, - ' • JOHN MINNICII:
Atechanicaboro, May 25.. .- ~.:. 411,,,:hn
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..Ua s eaT/6 1 0- •
. Tux “Ara.sitTometr Inort:Co."
Philadelphtg; May45..18500%. . 5 •
An election 3even-Pizectuyit of .; the.
"Allentown . , frolV, Cottipailk,n to, iskrv,er lei•
ono yerirOVEll - bel'held.uk Ilehroffiq,
Walnut Street; , Qtr,Thoradfir 04.1qkdiy
of June, .16153, tbgwee n 2 OM .11 1 I Prfil f .
clock, 1 M. and 1 ... .( 1 4JP01P0R.14.
y: , oArigl',,Piip*ti6r.
..juno /1
Notice to Travelers !
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atc . 4..:f....• • •A - j_rc l
VAANIVr/gMi ALI ea lair
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ALL - EigTOlV 7 P a l e dit egTTSTOWN,
'The traveling public are hereby respect
fully informed, that from to day, June Ist,
1)953, a daily line of stages will commence
running between Allentown and Pottstown,
and in connection with the Reading Railroad
convey passengers to Philadelphia. The
Stages will leave J. Y. Bechtel's, American
Hotel, Allentown, every morning (Sundays
excepted) at 2 o'clock A. M. and the pas
sengers will arrive in Philadelphia at half
past 1.1 o'clock A. M., and in time to take
the Western Railroad train for Pittsburgh.
They will arrive in Pottstown in time to take
the morning up-train to Reading and Potts 7
and arrive at the former p lace at. fO,
and at tlke latter, at 12 o'clock P. M.
The undersigned will spare neither time,
expense or trouble to make this line one of
the best to travel to either of the above
named places. He has engaged sober and
careful drivers, fast horses and good coach
es, and being that the route passes through
a delightful country, many will choose to
travel it on this account.
CHARLES SEAGREA YES.
Alletnown, Juno 1. ¶-3m
migation Ovemea.
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MWerp7 .7: " 7 =i
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The Lehigh Transportation Comp,
GIVE NOTICE that they are now prepared
to recieve merchandize and forward it with
promptness and dispatch from Philadelphia
„to Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, Penn Haven, White Haven, and
Wilkesbarre, and also to all intermediate
places on the Delaware and. Lehigh Canals
and Lehigh and Susquehanntt,Bailroad.
The proprietors would inforni their friends
and customers that they have added several
new Boats to their line, which will greatly
facitiate,their business. They still continue
to: do business at the old stand, first wharf
1i,0 . v0 Vine street, directly opposite the Salt
iore of H. &J. Wright. They also for
guods to and from New 'York AO
Wilkesbarre, also to all intermediate, places
via Delaware and Raritan Canal and Dela
ware and Lehigh Canal.
• Goods shipped by this line will go by A.
S. Neilson .' s line- of vessels to
,Now Bruns
wick. which will he faind---ctt-thn-A Many
Basin, foot of Cedar Street, North River.--.
'Any information required. can 60... had of
Reynolds & Clark, No. 100 West Street, or
at Neilson's Agent office, 89 West Street.
The Company have large Store [louses at
Easton, Bethlehem, , Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, White Haven and IVilkesbarre.
Wit.soN & Co., Proprietors.
AGENTS.
Aug. J. Ritz, Allentown."
I. S. Moorehead, Philadelphia.
John Opilyclie, Easton.
I3orheck & Enauss,l3ethlelietn,
A. V l / 4 '. Leisenring, Mauch Chunk.
Horton & Bolles, Wilkesbatre.
Allentown, May 5, 1953
John S. P. Faust,
Informs the p blic, that he is prepared to
'give leisions on th it lin to classes or in
private. ' Gentlemen res ng out of Allen
town a reasonable distance, wishing to forni
classes, can receive all the necessary infor
mation by addressing .a line to -bhp S. P.
Faust, Allentown, Pa. Charges- moderate
and attendance punctual.
.
ALSO—That he has (in order tosave the
time'employed in copying lesscini for elas
,'ses) had published his system of teaching
upon the Violin. This book has been pre
pared expressly for the beginner and con
tains thorough instructions in all the keys,
bowing, fingering and tuning, also a large
number of exercises arranged expressly to
assist the pupil in tonation, with this book
before him and the proper explanation of
its contents, the pupil will find his progress
considerably. accelerated._ . Book . forsale at
Blunter, Bush 64.
fillentpwn, Junri 8.
Tax Collectors.
The Tax Collectors of the Borough of
Allentown, and the several Townships of
the county of Lehigh, for the year 1853, aro
hereby requested to meet at the Cotntnis
signers office, in said Borough on Saturday
'the ISth day of June next, to givil'satisfac
tory security, and take 'Otero- of their
,Paplicates respectively.'
Allentolvp-•Ncirth and South Ward—
William Declf.
Lehigh Ward, Jonas B:Kummerer.
Upper Saucon.—Jacob Reinhold.
Upper and Lower Millord.--Geo. Bach
' Mull. -
Lower Mammgy.—Andreiv Kneedler.
UPper Motpuigy.--Samuel . Miessetner.
Lowhill.-:Jonathan Zimmerman,
Weisenbuii.—George Muss.
Linn.--Charles - Everitt.
Hetdelburg. 7 -Daniel German.
Washington.—Tilgfinian Kuittz.
NOrth,Wheithall:—Philip Strauss.
Sotith Frankenfield.
Hannover,and Catasiuqua.—John Eber
hard
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41114rg.-t-' Gkloori•Ritter.
By ordet , of •
%.• mmtssianere
J - :`
Cotnniialioners Office-
Alltintoyvn,k4tne :183i4 •
Good Mewasto will
=lmam IraMat 4s a
Tailoring and and Clothing Store,
31, Vast Hamilton
Street, flirectly opposite the
"Register Printing Office,"
llentown.
'These gentleman have just
returned from Philadelphia
with a very large and fash
ionable stock of Spring and
Summer Goods,
which they will make up to order, according
to the latest New York and Philadelphia
fashions.
They also keep on hand a largo stock of
Beady-wade Clothing,
of every descriptioni, all of which they will
sell so low as to
Excite the Astonishment !
and secure the patronage of all, those_ who
will favor them with a call and examination
of their stock.
They continue to do all kinds of CUS
TOM WORK in the best manner, and at
short notice.
.fi'LL FITS FP.II.II.R.RNTED.ja
By strict attention to business, and by
selling all their goods as cheap as the c/hea
pe•st, they hope to secure a liberal share of
public patronage.
N. B.—The latest Fashion plates always
on hand and for sale.
Allentown April 27,
. A NEW . LANDLORD!
At the Rising Sun.
• The subscriber. takes
this method to inform
e his friends, and - the
. 14 4"-: . 11 5 1s . rcl public in general, that
he has lately Aitken
the well known tavern
stand in the Borough of
Allentown, sign of the
RISING SUN
which he haS refitted in the most comfortable
manner. ne has occupied the same from
the Ist of April last, and he will make it his
business to 'add many other improvements
to the convenience of those who may favor
him with their custom, and make it equal to
any public house in the place.
His Bar will be supplied with the choic
est of liquors, his Table set with ...ill the sea
son affords, and his Beds are all new and
clean ; in short, neither trouble or expense
will be saved, to accommodate customers in
the very best manner.
I-1 is stabling is large and convenient, with
the• hydrant water in the yard, and an atten
'aye ostler to attend to customers.
•He trusts his strenuous exertions to ac
commodate those who may favor him with
their calls, vill be the means of bringing him
emar.aui .1114iA, .CIII4MTIFITS.• ';
OSEPWAVISI-DEL
April 13
New Boot and Shoe Store,
John P. Reeser,
Respectfully informs the citizens of Allen
town, and the public' g enerally, that he has
re-commenced the fashionable •
I3ool' AND SHOE' BUSINESS,
East Hamilton street, two doors
west of J. 13. llloser's Apothecary Store,
where he is now manufacturing, and will
. keep constantly on
hand, a large as
_sortment of
witielga a
L dies and
WINTLEIVIENS 9
Boots and Shoes
11-3 m
01 every description, which he will sell at
Inoderite „prices.
Wearinade to order at the shortest notice.
For neatness and dtirability, he can confi. !
dently say-his work shall not bo 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.
ITIAMO
In the Orphans Court of Lehigh
County.
. f
In the matter of the Account of
David Smih and Samuel J. Kist
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ler, Administrators of John .Smith dec'd.
• And now May 3, ISM, the court appoint
ed John Saeger, Jacob German and Samuel'
Campoluditors to audit and resettle the ac
count and make distribution • according to
law, and make report thereof . to the next
stated Orphans Court including all the evi'.
dence, which-may be submitted before thorn.
Front the Records.
¶-4w
TEs•re—N. METZQER, Clerk.
The. Auditors appointed in the above or
der, will -meet for the purpose of their ap•
pointment on Saturday the 18th day of June
next, at 10 O'clock. in the forenoon at tha
hotice of Yeter Miller, in Heidelburg town
ship, where.all those interested can attend
if they see proper.:
June 1, 1853. . *—Sw,
moteacalM
Is hereby given, that the 'undersigned
have been, appointed E;tecutors in; the last
.will anit,:.testonteit. : if Frederick G. Ritze,'
decensia, late„of , theL,Aortnio 7- of Allentovin,
Lehigh county: ',,Alft s !)Filftire persenevho.:
ore indebted: tosidd'eatitt*ill "please make:
settlement betireen.nowand.lite.leth.day,of.
iy nem, and also , allporsona hilt* cliPPit,
against , 'said preissnt.
thnm. Within:Auld llpe.citi6d than.,
LENVIb Barra, - !; A l 1 '"
..*`• Rune, Jac s x r:YP r f!-
May 26 ; .16153: • - N4eW •
Prices triuncith
ARTICLES. —Per 4llent.Easten Phild
Flour . . . . • Dint -2 1 - 5176 r 00 — •5'00 -
Wheat .. . . Bush. 01 100 1 111
Rye 75 "
Corn
60 6 0,.. 60:
Oats ' 1-508 . 68'
Buckwheat . •.5 .50 - , "85
Flaxseed .• • .•—• 137 1 50 1' 5 . 0
Cloveisetcd • • 4 550 5' 62
imothybeed . 2 50 1 275 - 2 70
Potatoes •• . 15) 35 '6O
Salt 50 45
Butter .. . Pound 121 18 Vso
Lard -- 10 ...12 '„!.4)•
Tallow . . • •. 101- - .0. ,-- 8-
Beeswax .. . 22 i 25 28'
Hain • 121 .12,, 15
Flitch .. . . 0, 12 S
Tow-yarn. .. 8 7
Eggs .. . . boz. 10 , '2O 20
Rye Whiskey . Gall. 22 1 , 22 24
Apple Whiskey 251 23' 24
Linseed Oil . . 60 85 65
Hickory Wood. Cord 4.501:4 50 00
Hay .. . . Ton 14 00 20 . .00'25 00
Egg Coal - . . . Ton 3 50:4 . 00 450
Nut Coal .. . 260300 ‘3 50
Lump Coal . 3503 50 '3:00
Plaster .. . . 4504 50 2.80.
Jnbctimity aga
.F.llltE:
THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE:
COMPANY of Philadelphia,
OFFICE, No. 1634 (lIIESNUT,STAF!.7,, ,
Near Fifth Street. '
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STATEMENT OF ASSETS, $1.,3/5i534,
Jnastiary lat, 11183: •
Published a greeablysto an Act
.ASS . EII.BLY, •
B ill NG • .
First Mortgages, amply secured, $1,021,366.63
Riwal Estate (*sent value $llO,- - 3
000) coat.
Temporary Loans, Oa tfluple Colla
teral Securities - 96,487. 08
Stocks (present value 1.76,101) cost. 62,286 60
Cash, &e. &c,, 62,945-31
• ei,a3[0,534,9p:
PERPETUAL OR LIMITED Ii yillikßANOEßlllatle:L .
on every description:of property, in'
DOWN AND COUNTRY,
at rates as !ow as are consistant withAecurity.
Sinee - ,their incorporation, a period - of
tweray-four years, they have paid over thiee
naillkaa ,dillars Loss mr Fiat, thereby af
fordiatsevidence of the advantage of Insor
anceois the ability' and disposition to meet
with promptness all liabilities.
•
Directors :
Charles N. Bancker, Mord. D. Lewis.
Tobias Wagner, Adolp. E Borie;
Samuel Grant, David S. Brown,
Jacob R. Smith, Morris Patterson/
Geo.W. Richards, Isaac Lea, . . 1 .
CHARLES N. BANCHER, President.
CuAritis G. BATZCICKII, Secretary.
The subscribers are the appointed
k ; i:ltits• of the above mentioned Institution,
oo:evity'desoription of property. at t ow.
.
est.':4tites,
teti• • A. L. RUHE, Allentown:
-' 4 44iti C. F. BLECH, Bethlehem.
Allentown;-Oct: 1852. if —ly"
Allentown Hotel.
The undersigned respectfully inform their
friends and the public in 'general; that:they
lati;e 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 ,
willeittotuit llotel f
Li which they h d
ave fitted`
Ar('''7 • 'upin a new an +And
;..%1 . .:.' - .,.- . 1.k„.\ some, style; for the' ac:
i l.
....... ; :iVt,,,r''.:l ~./ ::' 'g" commodation of- the
~,,, m .,, ...,,,, j. , home . and travelling
liflyli(1111,_ _,'l,;,:p, , custoin. Their Table
•• • • -.--.'• .P.'-';'-•-•• - ek,- will always be supplied
with the best the market , akords'i• Their
liar with the choicest-liquors and .wytMes,
and prompt and obliging servants areaJways
ready to attend to the wants of -their 'cue;
tourers. • .
. They have• taken tho House, de:
termination to spare no pains er,expense,
to make their Elatel eiptal to any in' , this
county, ind:by persontkl• attention, give
any satisfaction to their custoiriers':
They therefore reSpecifullyrremitiliatiose
who visit Allentown, either from
diate neighborhood, or - from, a ditittroWto'
make The Allentown,. hotel, their homeo
and test the-truth of their assertioti.,
MStages leavetho above • Hotel;'iieily
for New York, Ph i ladel phia, FteridiFlg;
ton, Alauch Chunk
DAVID
1,319 . aii;
Allentown, Aprlll3.''
inmatieasta''auttlaa
~... In the Court of Congnors' 'ilea , '
- 2 ., \ •- • '. ' of Lehigh. count y , ~ , •
cs ' ' ''''' • • o f t he
.i. , !..,.. , :.?." :In the matter
.Account
- of David , M. Kistler , nritl,‘Eliae
Mantz, Aaeiinees olJaeob Mintz, intl•Wife ;
under a voluntary astriintneni. ,• •
And now, May 8,1868, the court appoint:
ed Sainitel J.,'lCie.iietoirsugitiyeentMelbe ae:
coant'andinlikediltrAtiiiiiO4!*3tiiilito NW. ,
From the iiiiii#4.ll' , 4 7 !"-i: , . ro•,•'?,
TirsTE.F. - t;' l3 thiltßOW
... ~ - ,
The Ansilifiti ctintiA4l,llol4., . nr,•
will titiqt.:(oo4l, l l ,i3r1 3 5 0 5P 9t141; . :t. itient
7
.....,,„$,,,,„. fati!.4lay;Alß. e. 430,,, at
10 , 4:4164:iluti::.foloaa0b:•Itt Abilso of
.Peeer',, Mi ll f*, , z*-, ; ;.Y9i, 41 .1 1 §S - ' l6l o l shiP ,
t e .
14114 0 a , 4 4 1 : 0 011 ilttert“M4ji,tl: l l 40 - if they
'afiaippppr. '.... 4
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114 ,2 4 . 1 4 4 0 0 .°rn an d
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- Otti.vibciehnikeitOininicet price
& Co.
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