The Lehigh register., September 07, 1853, Image 3

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GLEANINGS. Whig state Convention.
(.•• ‘,,k*Califolnia State election takes place on HuNTilsonox, August 25.—l'he Pennsyl
the 7th of September. va ni a Whig State Convention met here this
FO - Why is a child like a compass 1 Because morning, at 11. o'clock, for the purpose of
it is often boxed. Schocking 1 nominating a candidate • for the office .of
IfirF4izabeth Itudisill, residing in Hanover, Judge of the Supreme Court.
thia7Strite, is one hundred and two years of age.— On motion of C. 'l'. Jones, John Fenian,.
Tlieold lady goes fishing occasionally. Esq., of Cambria county, was appointed tern-
The Peru .
111., Chronicle, of the 101 h, says that porary Chairman, and R. A. Scofield and
.$12,000 were paid out for corn in that city dur- Peter Sailor. Etrq•. Heeretkirie3.
in ,, the past week. The market rates for a good On motion of M. Myers, a committee was
appointed to report permanent officers, and
:article were 4to 55 cents per bushel. .
the Convention adjourned until 2 o'clock.
rirSince the sth of July there have been sold
•at the Clinton, Mo., Land Office, 120,000 ae.res. On re -assembling JACOB GOSSLER
•A part o fnton,
the proceeds, one hundred thousand Was chosen President of the Convention, and
'dollars in coin, were carted to St. Louis. a number of Vice Presidents and Seereta-
IV-Florida is represented at the World's Fair t i es were appointed.
Mr. Gossler ; on taking the Chair, made
in New York, by sundry large alligators •
an eloquent address, which was enthusias-
Esr7-fhe barn and 'contents of Charles Beck, in t
tinnily
. applauded:
•Forkes township, Northampton county, was de- 1
1 David Blair, Esq., then sudmitted a rest).
stroyed by fire on Saturday last. c l 1 lotion declaring it to be inexpedient to nomi-
EV'The Brick Masons in Sacramento, .a ► .
'1 nate a candidate for the Supreme Bench,
lave determined upotilito per (lay, as their rates
, nod recommending the Ho 'Phottias S.
.
-of wages. I Bell, of Chester county, to the support of the
'lgirEl,Gov.l3rown, Minister to berlin, has se. I
i people as an independent candidate. 'Phis
leered Jas. M. Porter, jr., of Easton, Pa., as his .
I resolution was, on motion of John Fenlon,
Private Secretary. I Esq., amended so its to provide for the op-
Canee/hdon of belief Notc.v.--The Commission' i pointment of a committee to report resole
tees of the Sinking Fund of the. State caused to be tiOna expressive of the sense of the Conven
'cancelled to•day September Ist, Relief Notes to tion. This committee was as follows
the amount of $92,598. George W. Elder, Mifflin . ; James M. Sel
i lets, Juniata ; Wm. H. Irwin, Mifflin ; D.
An Eccentric Member (J . Congrus.—Hon. Caleb .
E. Stout, Becks ; S. 13. Lauffer, Westniore-
I. yon, who has just returned from a visit to Er-; land ; J. J. Patterson, Dauphin ; Daniel
rope, is a member of Congress elect from the 1 ilea, Lancaster ; IV. S. Rolan d ; y or k ;
John Fenian, Cambria ; C. N. T
western section of New York, and is said to be
aylor,
talented and exceedingly eccentric. A corrcs- i Bucks, s
ho immediately retired to disch arge
pendent of the Philadelphia Inquirer says: I the duty assigned them.
"We have seen him before now, with a plaid During the absence of the Committee on
silk, cravat, monkey jacket and green and black Resolutions, David F. Robinson, Es..q., of
pants, in a gay ball room, the observed of all ob. Franklin, and John Williamson, Esq., of
servers, perfectly at home in his oddities, and Huntingdon, were called upon and addres
s really beloved by all who knew how good a heart sed the Convention.
is hidden behind his California rig. Ile devised The committee, on their return, reported
the seal of the Slate of California—was Clerk the following resolutions, which were unani
of the Constitutional Convention of that State— mously adopted
has been beater of despatches to China and Bra- .lie.solvcrl, That we re-affirm our ad he
y.ii I believe—came home from California and ranee to time. honored principles of the W hig
( stumped it for Assembly three years ago and suc- party, and shall ever consider it our duty,
ce eded—when the senatois iesi F ,,,,st ~, a-r.,..i ' h e as well as pleasure, to give them all the sup
s
Bill, he too resigned to defeat the Senator Port we can command.
from his district—was elected-run as stump can- Resolved, That we condemn the policy
didate h is
congress—was elected, of course—can pursued by Gov, Bigler and his administra
tion, in Priding thousands to our already enor
make as telling a speech, or as taking a fugitive
mous debt.
R
poem as almost anybody and we predict will I
esolved, 'That we recommend thetile
be the fi rst man asked for by strangers in the gal
of the Public ‘Vorks of the State, that the
lery of the House of Representatives. -after Con
people may .
once more throughly be relieved
. gress meets. I from the burthen of taxation. Every consid-
Printing Office for Sale.—Wc notice that the i erasion of public policy demands that the
Sheriff of Bucks County offers the iloylc.slown 1
Public Works be placed beyond the reach
IVaiekturver, with all its material and subscrip- of speculators and party, or personal favor
thin list at Public Sale. The sale is to take place ites-corrupting as they now are to public and
party morals, at the ex nise of our honest
on the 14th inst. The editor says that the rea•
eon of his failure is ant tbutable to the non-pay - 1 w ) iling PeoPle• al"-
mem of his subscribers. Resolved, That the tax payers of this
Commonwealth are requested to.look at the
reports made by those interested in the con
tinuance Of the present system of our Public
Works, representing them as profitable to
the State, and producing a large amount of
revenue, and, 'ask themselves if this can be
true, while the heavy taxes levied upon the
people for the payment of the interest of the
State, debt, and fur-the support of these saute
11 which the
Cutildtet lltliere 11-71 e. ,r Elhcr.— An
illustration of the inestimable value of ether in
surgical operations was furnished by a case
which came under. our observation a few days
since. Dr. Sand of this City, amputated a man's
thigh, and, as usual, ether was adminstered pie.
ulnas to the operation, to prevent the patient's
d, and
suffering. The operation was performed, \ '-•
Public Works, for the erection ot
.as the poor fellow recovered his consciousness
debt was contracted.
those around congratulated him that it was "all I
sale
'That t w e
t t are ,. in favor of the
over." ..1 know better," was his instantaneous
of t h e Pu blic ..'or.i s fur the purpose of
reply. ..You can't humbug me in that way !" S
I reducing the ...Ante debt,the repeal of the
And it was not until he had seen the amputated 1 State lax, 1 , . th e annual :Kell
limb that he could be wade to believe that it had I —ate. tax, roil to prevent "(3
l ululation (il a floating State debt, which
been cut off without his feeling it.—N..Y Tribune. 1 causes poor laborers and others e mployed
on the State works to be shaved twenty per,
cent. or more of their hard-earnings, to ob
tain the necessaries for the support of their
families, while the labores on the public
works of corporations or companies, are reg
ularly paid in cash for their services.
Resolved, That we are in favor of the
construction of a Railroad to the Pacific,
by either by combined or individual effort, or
I
the General Government—provided it
Prolific.— Jeremiah Gordon, living near
can be done by the latter without involving
Waynesboro, Pa., has a brood sow that has hail 1
the nation in a serious debt, or infusing cor
sixtymne pigs in at months and out of this num, l
i roption and speculation to the injury of the
bet' he rai s ed "1........................ 1 country.
lyel3 12 2 ,- 1102 .e.),aa,,,11 Resoled, That we are still the advocates
of the Whig policy, as it regards the protec-
OF I tion of labor, internal improvements, and the
Valuable Real Estate. I support of a pure. and independent judi-
The• undersigned offers to.sell at Public dull.
th
4esolved, That this Convention approve
Sale, On Saturday the Ist of October next, , e
nominations made by the Democratic
on the premises, one and a half .Hiles above
Whig State Convention of March last, for
“Siegfried's Bridge," on the road leading I
the offices of Auditor General, Surveyor
front Catnsauqua to Cherryville, in Allen I
l General, and Canal Commissioner ; and
township, Northampton county, I •
1 that believing them to be eminently worthy,
A Valuable Plantation,• ! and well qualified to fill the respective ofli
°containing 83 acres and 14 perches, 5 acres \ ces for which they have been nominated,
of which are excellent meadow, and .acres I earnestly and unitedly recommend them to
good woodland, the balance is-farm land of I the active and zealous support of the people
the best quality, adjoining lands of Charles I of Pennsylvania.
Nagel, Stephen Kleppinger, George Ilow- I Resolved, That we sincerely regret the
er r and others. Thereon is erected a I decease of t e a tha miable and honest man,
' , c.- - i. 2 Story Frame Dwellinir i that true h and patriot, John Price
..'4 7 .1 urn 6'l
ViV Mt i Douse, ‘Vetherill, of Philadelphia. His eminent
services to his party, and his wide spread
Wag0n1141:;'.,...;:a a Swiss Barn, a large and small
Housi ngs. og stable, and other neces- I benevolence to his fellow men, have enshrin
sary outbuild A Spring of good water I ed hiM in the grateful hearts of his fellow
citizens. His memory shall grow brighter
is near the house, also one near the barn,
as years pass away.
and an excellent apple orchard and other
John Fenlon, Esq., then offered the fol
fruit trees are on the land.
lowing;
• The sale will commence at 1 o'clock in
the afternoon, when' the conditions will be I Resolved, That we deem it inexpedient
made know n,
by for this Convention to nominate a candidate
I
for Supreme Judge ; but that the judicial
experience and integrity of the Hon. Thom
as S. Bell, commends him as a suitable can
didate for all parties, and that we cordially
recommend him to the Whigs of Pennsyl
vania for their support.
David F. Robinson, Esq., moved to amend
by striking out the name of Judge Bell, and i
.inserting that of Alexander King, Eq., off
Bedford. This a menendment gave rise to a
long discussion, in which the whole subject,
MI6 discnss,ad Jiro and con—Messrs. Lill
Perlin!), Jacob. li(gionn arid W m. 11. Irwi "
favoritto the er , : :inal ;intim:4ooll;lmi M e ssrs
D. F. Rubio:wit, Caleb N. Taylor, C. Thom
.on Junes and Matthias Myers opposing it
After which a motion way made, and carrie
to pioteed to ballot for a candidate,
The names of George Taylor, of Huntin
don, Alexander Kine..oflindlerfl . and Th.-,
The Norwalk Tragely.—Acqoital of the Con-
duotor.—The trial of Charles H. Constoch, con
ductor of the train on the New Haven Railroad
which was terminated on Monday, by a verdict
of acquittal. There were three counts in the in.
•dictment against the prisoner, each charging him
with manslaughter. The jury were out from
Friday evening until noon on Monday.
DANIEL NAGEL.
Allen township, Sept. 7.
. -
Ds°lntim' 01 Partnership.
Notice is hereby given, that the Partner
ship heretofore existing between Thom a s
Moore and Nathan Laudensehloger. in the .
Grain and Coal business, in Allentown, has
'beeti dissolved on the Ist of September, ltss3,
by mutual consent. All those who know
'..'itlitimtielves to, be indebted to said firm, are
• earnestly requested to call on Thonies 1/oore
at the old place of business, where the bolts
will remain for a "short time, and settle their
. j accounts, in order that the buyiness of the
old firm can be brought to a close.
- THOMAS l‘rtiVßE.
NATHAN LAUDEICBCIILAOIIII.,
Sept. 7 w
as A. Budd, of Philadelphia, were placed in
nomination.
On the third ballot, Thomas A. Budd was
nominated by a majority of one vote, and
was subsequently declared unanimously con
firmed, by the Convention, as the Whin . can
didate for the Supreme Judgeship, to.fill the
place made vacant by the death Of Judge
Gibson. The Convention then adjourned.
MA It RI En
On the 4th of September, by the Bev. B.
M. Schtnucke r, Mr. Charles Nixon, to Miss
Mary dim Dewirc, both of Easton.
in dlOtl
ligh and
•ty
,
nds and the
ve• entered
pcimoDlinl
Briduig, N
South Bust core
Sir,
Inform their f
ern!, that they
skip in the
iderchant '
ilOring
y followed
Breinig, at
nue the sni
ve than el i
, fore. adopt t
min their old
hundreds o
they will at
i lishment, in
zhiouable
[dace, and h
is and Net
Nmest and Ft
everbron7ht to this
chusti in Philiidelp
Foe
it etablet them to sell Imt ex than any
other . istallishment o he kind in Ilentown.
They lavt selected tl eir Goods t ith an eye
to durabilty and fan. , and hay none but
the latesttyles, in th market. ' heir stock
of Goods ttnone other articles, consist of
Cloths oral' colors and prices, Cassimers,
of French, and American manufacturies ;
Vestirgs, 6ilh Velvets, Satins, Silks, Wors
turd tad other descriptions,figured and plain,'
Sb,'s and Shirt-collars, Stocks. Cravats,
Ha . dkerchiefs, hose, Suspenders., &c., be
sWs many other articles coming 41 their
litl of business, and all will be sold at the
'oust prices. Their stock of
Readymade Clothing,
coprises every thing in the clothing line,
fln an over-coat down to an under-shirt,
ado up after the latest and most fashiona
b styles. There stock being so extensive,
th none t‘ ill leave it, unless fittedfrom the
"Ittom to the top"
Customer Work,
, - -
vibe done up as usual, and for their work
thl are willing to be held responsible, :,
.okia..., practical workmen in the
"urf cutting, and all the work is Made up
and their own supervision.
Tnkful for past favors they trust that
' attenin to business, "small profile and
quiciales" will he the ineans of bringing
new ,stotners to their establishment.
J. Mc Itro
ino,
- Jon TEL Ant,
• Jonf4 . BREINIG.
Ahtown, Sept. 7 ' 11---6 m
aunty Commissioner ,
To Electors of Lehigh county, those
oplentown Borough, especially•
FLOW CITIZENS ! I hereby ntler my
self tour consideration as a candidate for
the co of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
- - -
at thitctober election. • It elected I shall
eride4r to discharge the duties of said;
officemestly,. and with a view of pl'onto
timr t best interests of the Borough of '
Alrentn.
Ist; will promise to favor the subscrip- I
tion of least one hundred thousand dollars;
(or thpurpose of tunneling the Lehigh
Nlouno, said s.tim to be paid out of the
counrreasury.
2d will go in for constructing three or
louvre Bridges over the Jordan at Allen
towto be paid likewise out of the county
Irur3.
t I wil. oppose nny new Bank charter,
ext its location be in Allentown Borough.
1. I am also opposed to any Rail Road
cblr, unless it be one to pass through or
mthe market house in Allentown Bor•
ot.
I am down on the Macungie Rail
B. which is now in course of rapid con
wtiori, because it does not lead to Allen-
Borough, for the consideration above
rtioned, I trust you will elect me.
JACOB NEW HARD.
i3ubject to the decision of the County
Oention.
7, 1853.
'AIEDITO 4 3 gthillill
!, In the Orphans Court of Lehigh
-).('`l. County
9•;,5-' • In the matter of the Account
'-' of Daniel Mohr and Solomon
'ne , Executors,&c., of Geo, Elaine, dec'd.
nd now, Aug. 30, 1853, the Court op
a John D. Lowell an Auditor to audit
resettle said account and make distribu
according to law and to Report all the
once submitted before him.
Front the Records,
TESTE.—N. METZGER, Clork.
lie undersigned auditor -in the- abore
i will meet on AYaturdatp.the 24th inst.,
l o'clock A. Mott his office in Allentown,
i•re all those interested may' attend if they
proper.
JOE-1N D. LA WALL, Auditor.
eptember 7, 1t,53. 11-3 w
ehigli Co., Bible Society.
'bore will be a public meeting of 01 ,
tuts of the County, Sncietv
he Egypt Church. on Suncky Ootobt i.
commencing ot 2P. NI. Addresses toil
delivered in the English, German, am
bably the Welsh languages.
kllentown. Sept. 7.
an Ordinance
For the preservation of the Health of the
Borough of Catasniipm.
. Whereas experience bath shown that it is
necessary in all populous committees to en
force by law an observance of those sanatory
regulations' without which diseases of the
most dangerous character are either genera
ted, or their virulence greatly aggravated.—
Therefore,
Do it ordained and enacted by the author
ity of' the corporation of the Borough of
Catasauqua, in Town Council assembled,'
and it is hereby ordained and enacted by the
authority of the same.
l SEc'r. I. It shall be the duty of the co-
l - cattier of every house within the limits of
the Borough in the 'nitwit of May, in each ,
and every year to cleanse the cellars thereof I
of all dirt, decayed vegetable or other impure
'natter, calculated to geoerate disease and to'
cause them to be thi iroughl y w!:liitewashed
with fresh liner; and also to cause the privy
vaults attached to such houses to be purified
by putting therein at least one bushel of quick
lime, during the month of June in each and
every year ; and every such person neglect- ,
ing or refusing to comply with and observe
the provisions of this section, shall, on con-
viction thereof pay a fine of live dollars for
the use of the Borough with lull costs. ' 1
&cr. 2. It shall be the duty oldie oc
cupant of every house fronting on or adjoin-'
ing any street or alley, that has been graded,
curbed and guttered, in accordance with the'
Borough regulations to keep the gutter in
front of his or liar house, or lot, free from all
stagnent water or other impurities, under the
penalty done dollar tier each and every day
that the same shall be allowed to remain un-
cleansed, to be recovered for the use of the,
Borough as floes or like amount are recover
able.
&cr. 3. No person or persons shall
tcast, carry, draw out or lay the carcass or
head body of any fowl, or any filth from
privy, vaults 4.c. on any part of the commons
of this Borough, or on or near any of the',
streets, lanes or alleys within the Borough,
without burying the same at least four feet
below the level surfbee of the ground, under'
the penalty of one dollar, in addition to the
costs of removing or burying the same, to be
recovered as herein provided for the use of!
the Borough, with full costs. I
SeCT. 4. No person shall erect any hog!
pen or permit arty manure or filth of any
kind to accumulate on that part of any lot
within the Borough adjoinit ° or any street or ' I
alley thereof (the side walk of which have -
been
been graded and paved fur the use of the
public) without inclosinrr ° and separating The
same from the street, by a close fence of I
boards or oiler suitable . material, at least
seven feet high, and so constructed as to pre-
vaillin escape of any filth or impure water
therefrom into the street, under the penalty i
of three dollars, to be recovered as herein ;
provided fur the use of this Borough with
costs, ad on a second or other conviction I
fur the (same ()Mince the additional sum ol'l
ti
e do lar per day, for each day, that his
elapsed since his or her conviction.
Seer. 5. If any distiller, chandler, soap
,„ ,
e ,
1 maKer,.othaer or other person within this
j Borough, or their workmen or servents shall
I at any time hereafter discharge or permit
:ratty impure, nauseous or oailnsive liquid to
i flow into any stre:it, lane or alley, within this
I Borough, Or c I IVO, Or cause to be collect's!,
any stale, putrid flit, aid, garbage or filth
.
whatsoever, in or near his, or her distillery,
workshop, or slaughter house, between the
first day of April and the last day of Octo
ber, he or she, so ()Minding, shall lisrfi.it and
pay on conviction thereof the sum of live
dollars, to be recovered for the use of the
Borough with full costs.
SECT. 6. If any person shall sell or °nig.
lbr sale within the limits of the Borough the
flesh of any animal that has come to its death
by disease or accident or that has been sick
or diseased, at the time or its being slaught
ered, or within one month previous thereto,
or the flesh of any call' that has been killed
under the age of twenty-eight days, any
blown meat, or other impure or unhealthy
article of provisions, he or she, so ollbniling,
shall tbrl'eit and pay for the use of the Bor
ough the sum of ten dollars with lull costs.
Seer. 7. It shall be the duty of every
adult, and every parent,.guardian or matter
of every minor, residing Within the litnits of ,
the Borough, who has not had the small)
pox, or been vaccinated so as to have taken
the cow pox regularly, to be, if an adult vac. 1
cinated, or in the case of a minor, to cause I
such minor to be vaccinAid between the
. I
first day of' April and tW.h . day of May,
under the penalty of one dollar to be recov
ered
lbr the use of the Borough, with rill'
costs, unless unable to do so by reason of,
poverty, and it shall be lawful for any regu
lar physician residing in the Borough on ap
plication ofsuch resident,adult,or the parent,
master or guardian of such resident minor as
are•unable by reason of poverty to pay the
vaccination f'or, to vaccinate such adult or
minor, nl any time . during the months above
mentioned, and present his bilk therefor,
properly authentiC.llted for an amount not ex
ceeding the fee usually charged for such I
services, and recover the same of and from
the corporation.'
Seer. 8. It shall hereafter be the duty
of every practising physician” within this
Borough, to report to the Burgess tbrthwith,
the existence of any ease of small pox, scar-
letina, or other contagious or tualignent di
sease, within the school limits of the Bor
ough, on receipt of which report the Burgess
shall immediately notify the teacher or prin.
eip.a of every school, academy a nd semina
ry, in the Borough, requestiny sand Teacher
or Principal to dispence with the attendance
ir all pupils residing in the flintily in which
•Lieh disease, exists. And any Ph:;siitian i
:eacher or principal or all st:lo , ..leactid , to
ir seminary us ithin this lloreugh negivothig
a* relusiiig to rini l l ,l Y whit the Pruvisirll's "I .
'his enact now, or who 'shall after Mod)
.attiee receive into his or her institution itnv
l iiiiill from or out of re,y ti ll :oily in whirls
.Lich disease has Iron se as aloresaul report
' .L 1 to exist, mild codified by the attendiug
Physician that the sane has disappeared or
caused to be dangerous, shall on conviction
ing
reiuig,
idS'eubith
iblic in gen
-no Partner
usiness,
ty Neligh
intend to
e 111011!
r. They
8 measure
ustomers,
ew ones"
heir new
.sent the
'oods,
ving pur-
York
Ell2l
• 01,
¶-4w
thereof, forfeit and pay for tho use of the
Borough the sum of ten dollars with full
costs.
SECT. 9. No privy shall hereafter be
erected within the limits of the Borough un
less the vault or cellar thereof has been dug
or sunk to the depth of at least eight feet
from the surface or the ground, nor any now
erected, continued iu use (without being
cleansed) after the cements thereof shall
have reached two feet from the surface, under
the penalty of five dollars, to be recovered
for the use of the Borough With full costs.
SECT. 10. On complaint made to the
Burgess, that any inhabitant permit any of
funsive or unhealthy nuisense
. to be and re
main on his or her lands or possession, the
said Burgess is hereby-authorized and em
powered to direct the street commissioners
and high constable to enter peaceably anil
view the matter or cause of complaint and
make true report thereof it' writing to the
Burgess, who after hearing the same shall
order and direct the high Constable to give
at least twenty-four hours notice to the pos
sessor of the said lands to retain e or abate
,the said nuisence, and if the said possessor
does not within that. time begin to abate or
remove the said nuisence, and to continue
on until the same is done, it shall and mar
be lawful for the Bor g , to issoi, his precept
to the high Constableolirecting him to take
with him one or more of the street commis
sioners of the Borough, and as many other
persons as may be necessary, with imple
inents, and enter into the said land peaceably
! to remove or abate the same.
Seer. 11. The high Constable shall
keep a jest and trite amount of the errpences
or reinoNiog or abatim2; the said nuisence,
which CMICIICCS, provid e d they shall ap;tear
just and reasonable, he shall he entitled to
'vetiver from the possessor of the said land,
in an action in his own name before the
Burgess, with costs of suit.
St:c.r. 12. If any person or persons shall
think themselves aggrieved by the report of
the high Constable, he, she, or (lay may ap
peal to the council, a majority of whom are
hereby authorized to bear and determine the
same, provided notice of the said appeal be
given either in person or by writing to the
chairman of the council within twelve hours
after notice (riven to remove or abate the said
nuisance, and the chairman of the council is
hereby required to summon the council, tin
the purpose of hearing and determining the
said appeal.
Enacted into an ordinance at Catasatupta,
July 2.5, 18b3
DAVID THOMAS, Burgess
ArrEsr—Owen Rice, Sec.
OrOvan 9 s Ctnut
By virtue and in pursuance of an order
issued out of the Orphan's Court of the
County of Lehigh, there will be exposed to
public sale, on Thursday, the 29th day of
September, at t o'clock in the afternoon,
upon the premises, a certain
Lot or Piece of Ground,
with the appertenanceP, situated in the Bor
ough of Allentown, in the county of Lehigh,
aforesaid, bounded on the west by William
street on the north by a kit of Jacob %Veda nth
on the east by n public alley. and on the south
by a lot of John Fogelman, containing in
(runt on said William street about forty feet,
more nr less, and in depth two hundred and
thirty feet, the lot is in good fences.
Being the real estate of Daniel K. mpr,
dece'd, late of the Borough of Allentown,
Lehigh county, aforesaid. Terms on the
day at the place of sale, and due attendance
given by
CHARM'S W. W MAST, il/nl.lf.
By the Court, N. Nirrzura, Clerk.
September 7, 1833. —Ey
- - -
Thomas Brown,
1 . 0 va . l LE teillk
Adopts this method to inforni his
Ws ass friends and the public in general,
that he has opened an Office, No. 15, West
Hamilton street, opposite the Odd Fellows'
Hall, where he is prepared to oiler his pro
fessional services to all who may call on him.
Teeth will be inserted on Gold or Silver,
from a singly Tooth up to a whole set, on
the most approved plan. Teeth plugged
with Gold or Silver, is a good and substan
tial manner, and extracted in a easy and ju
dicious way.
His prices will be very reasonable, and
through strict and careful attendance, to the
profession, he trusts, that a generous public
will extend to him a liberal patronage for
which he will always feel grateful.
Allentown, July t?.7.
N.w vicatxxv al Meeting.
A meeting of the members of the Lehigh
County Agricultural Society. will be held
on Saturday the 10th of September next, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Public
House of Joseph Laubach, in the Borough
of Catasauqua, Ilanaver%township, Lehigh
county. A general attendance of the mem
bers at►d those who wish to join the Society
is requested
August 31
WILLIAM S. MAIM •
ATTORNEY S. COUNSELLOR. AT LAW
Oflico in the eat,teri, front room of the
building of John D. Lawnll, formerly Horn
beck's , vest of the Courthouse
Allentown, April 4; 1650
811
Ne
Paraters .Limebitrisers
Loam N...:4RE.
The undersigned have just received, and
crw stantly h,cp on howl, a . larl!e supply of
kin( of Cual, Su it bits for Farmers and
LimeLurners; and the coaNconsibming pub.
lie in general, which they will dispose of at
the lellow;ng reduced prices:
Chestnut Coal ut $2 25
Ex; ra Nut Coal, $2 :17
Egg, Stove and Lump at t%3 37
EDELMEN, HANSE & Co.
April 20, 1853.
ARTICLES
Flour •
Wheat .
Rye . .
Corm . •
ME
Buckwheat • •
Flaxseed • • •
Cloversced . •
1 imoth}•Sccd •
Potatoes • • •
Salt ......
Butter • • • •
Lard .....
Tallow . • •
Det , l3wEtx
Ham . .
Flitch
Tow-yarn
Egg.-
telie Whiskey
Apple - Whiskey
Linseed Oil.
Hickory Wood
Hay .. • •
IF4 , ;Coal•—
rcut Coal • • •
Lanip Coal . •
Plaster
En. Kon.Ett, President:
11-2 w
QM
1i or Coal_!
s turrent.
pric
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Allent.Easton Plaid
WM
5 00
1 20
75
65
Barrel
EIBE
EOM
Pound
1)07.
Gall.
60
450
11.1 00,
3 50
1 2501
8 501
4 50
Cord
'Pon
Ton
II
Glorious News !
The largest supply of goods ever brought
to Allentown, can be, found at
No. 31. EAST I I AMILTON STREET,
KECK and NEWHARD'S •
EffaL Ir. of IniSITIOX.
These gentlemen adopt this
ethod to inform their friends
)d the public in general
tat they have lately entered
,to partnership. under the
,ove mentioned firm, and
ill follow the
R CU ANT TAILORING
RUMNESS,
branches at the "old stand"
formerly kept by Keck and Leh, directly
opposite the "Register Office," where they
are prepared to sell at the lowest prices all
kinds of fashionable Goods, such as blue
black and fancy colored Cloths. Cassimeers
and Vesting,s,Winter Clothes, Collars, Han
kerchiefs, Cravats, &c. They also keep on
hand at all tunes a large and fashionable as•
sortment of
Iteadymade Clothing,'
such as Coats of every color and description,
Pantaloons of all styles and prices, all kinds
of Vestings,Shirts and Undershirts, Collars,
Cravats, Suspenders, &c., all of which they
will sell at
Extraordiplary Low Prices,
that no one, who visits their establishment,
can help to buy either Coat, Pants, Vests,
or something in their line of business. They
have just returned from Philadelphia and
New York and have replenished their Stock
of goods that it may with right be turned the
Allentown Hall of Fashion.
The work they turn out is under their
own supervision, and havitrg, engaged ono
of the best Cutters in the country, they will
be able to turn out the "best fits."
Coats, Pantaloons and Vests
will be made up to order after the newest
fashion, no twitter Whether the material has
been purchased of them or nat.
They return their thanks for the favors
they have received end trust they wilt bo
continued.
Cation plates as they come out are al
ways kept for sale.
KECK & NEWHARD.
Allentown, August 31. If-3:n.
NXleatown Ileatlemy.
The Trustees of this Institution, respect
fully announce that the Fall Term will com
mence on Thursday Ist of September.
Under the supervision of the present
Principal, Air. J. S. Gregory, the school
has received a liberal patronage, and has at
tained a position of the highest rank.
During the vacation, very great additions
and improvements have been•made to lho
Academy buildings and furniture, and pu
pils will now enjoy all the advantages of a
thorough course of instruction, earnest and
efficient teachers, and spacious and conveni
ent school rooms.
(inmoN InAen,
T Ro m As WEAVER, Board
ilrammkr
THOMAS 13. WILSON, of
NVILLuot R. CRAIG,
NATHAN i l E'l^mmt, Trustees
• llonmc E. WRIGRT,
I Allentown August 21
(Dtplictril
alien:owls Rail Road.
By authority of an Act of the Legislaturu
of the State of Pcnnsylvania, approved thu
nineteenth day of April, 1853, entitled "an
Act to incorporate the Allentown Railroad
Company," and in conformity to the provi•
sions thereof, Notice is hereby given, by the
undersigned commissioners, tho Books (or
receiving subscriptions to the capital Stock
of the Allentown Railroad company will be
opened on Wednesday the fourteenth day
of September next, at the public /louse of
John . F Bechtel, in the Buruugh of Allen
town, from the hours of ten o'clock A. M. to
five o'clock P. M. under the direotions of
said, Commissioners.'
John F. A. Sanford, William S. Wetmore,
John T. Johnson, ''Thomas Chambers,
Simon Cameron, Francis W. Hughes;
Jacob Dilliovr, Christian Pretz,
Fry, John D. Stiles.
Jesse Samuels, James T. Garigwere-.
Hiram J. Schantz,
August 10
JOB JPRIMIWPG.,
Neatly executed at the .4Reaintex Camp."
5 00
1 00
81
00
88
50
1 50
5 50
2 75
75
45
3 15,
20
24
24
85
23
85
4 50 1
20 00 1
4 00
3 00
3 50
4 50
i 6 00
1 25 00
4 50
3 50
3(10
1260
ESE
COM mi3sioners.
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