The Lehigh register., November 09, 1853, Image 4

Glorious Nms !
The larzest supply of ;m u ll ever brbuglit
a Allentown, can be found at
No. 3 1 , EAST Ilmtir.ToN STRr.r.T,
KECK and NEWHARD'S
1141, IL of F. ,N FIT o.l'.
These !rentlernen adopt this
method to inform their friends
and the pullic in general
that they have lately entered
into partnenhip, under the
above mentioned firm, and
will follow the
MERCHANT TAILORING
ITIFSINENS,
P branches at the "old stand"
formerly kept by Keck and I,rh, directly
opposite the "Register Office," where they
are prepared to sell at the lowest prices ali
kinds of fashionable Goods. such as blue
black and fancy colored Cloths. Cassimeers
end VestingS,Winter Clothes, Collars, I I a a
kerchiefs, Cravats, &c. They al,o keep on
band at all times a large and fashionable as
sortment of
Readymade Crollsiztg,
such as Coals of every color and d ri I)! inn,
Pantaloons of all styles and priers, all !duds
of VestingS, Shirts and Undohits,( rs,
Cravats, Suspenders, &c., all of which they
will sell at
Extraordinary ILow ra.r.ceF , ,
that no one, who visits tlwir
can help to buy eitht r Coal, Palos, V , s'
or something in their line of }nisi ncss. 'l'Lev
have just returned from Philadelphia and
New York and. have repleni-Inal their Stork
of goods that it may with right he turned the
Allentown llall of fashion,
The work they turn out is undo•r their
.own. supervision, and hating engaged one
of the best Cutters in the country. they will
be able to turn out the "best fits."
Coats, Fauzialoons and Vesls
will be made, up to order after the 11,-Wost
fashion,. no Imatter whether the material has
been purchased of .them or not.
They return their thanks for the favors
they have received and trust- they will be
continued.
Fashion plates as they come out. are al
ways kept for snl+•.
KICK & NEWHARD.
Allentown, A ofust !;-3,n
mnilt, ac001t.)::;i.,3
Grand Exhibition
Of Fashinable rail and in cr
AT THE
New Cheap Store
OE'
Getz 6' Gilbert,
These gentlemen, take this method to in
form their friends and the public in general
that they have roceived a very large and
well selected stock of Full and 1; juicy
Goods, which thiy are now rt•atly to dis
pose. off to their customms at the lc,wt,st
prices.
Their immense stock has .Loon selected
with the utmost care and consists of
Caothes, Ca.f:! , :ivaters, SatEnris,
Flannels, Gloves and Iluseiry, betides
laines, Alapaccas,Deba: , lle,Gin:4liams...l 3 l:lin
and Fig ured Poplins; Muslins and Prints,
Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, Queens:v.lre,
Hardware, Looking Glasses, Stationary,
Books, &c.,
To which they invite the attention of their
friends and the public generally, confi , lent
that the fullest satisfaction, both in price and
quality, will be given to all who may favor
them with a call.
The highest prices will be paid in ex
change for County produce.
They have reason to be thatthful for the
favors received thus fur and hope by atten
tion to business, disposing, of their goods at
small profits, good treatinont towards their
customers to merit still a greater share of
customers. GETZ & GILBE I'.
September 14. .
Groceries _Fish 69 Nat' e.
The undersigned have just received an
entire new Stock of Groceri , .s. Fish and
Salt which they intend to sell at the low•
est prices at their Store in U a
Le
high county. GE I'Z & GiLuEler.
September 14.
COAL I COAL I
The undersigned have opencd a Coal
Yard in Cutasauqua, and will constnntly
keep, on hand all kinds of Coal which they
will sell at greatly reduced prices.
GETZ & caLBE:R.T.
September 1-1
Ready-glade Clothing,
The undersigned keep nll kinds of Rra•lfr
made Clothing, nu hand, and will make to
order, at the lowest possible prices.
GETZ & cilLuEnT.
Catasauqua, Sept. 14
ti3lll t DID 3
John Stone A. ,t ones,
NO. 45 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Are now opening for the Fall Trade, n
large and well selected nrsortrnent of
SILKS,
RIBBONS,
FEATHERS,
FLOWERS, AND
Millinery Goods in general
Confining themselves exclusively to this
branch or the trade and importing the ler.
ger part of their stock, enables them to otter
an assortment, unsurpassed in extent or
variety, which will be sold on the most
favorable terms.
September 2S.
Goo.is. New Gnocis.
Builders Look klere.
19 NEW • ASi‘.-;011711!ENT OF
(d 1 /_;? re .1? !
The ander,i :ned ;mnounce to the toddle,
that they have t returned from Phil:lM- '
phia and New Yolk, itlr a very large lot
of Hardware, r,qo i,ring. of
.IrticieS,
./.1/+ )7/, ( tntin s.
,%;allery um! nil ni
mill be ~ . ., 0 1, 1 -at cXlr. rant
as.k the to I lat(Nliat•
CI
Fl a aLt ,
a call ill u i•lrt•tocnneincrlLent`t•lcrCofthr
fact, that a , pently k a pokily wade.'
& J s.ll.:(_;Erz.
A pril 22
To _ED; r rl-3,
A ;r.'nt tit of flow:A , furt.idting
arliel. , s.: , irh ❑s
E. , ;lo,li.ll,l:l)and'inned
vei.. , l•;-, Sallee and rins, pr,•:erve ket
tles, fi s h lo , ttlezs, frying p:111S, grid-
EMI
MEM
TEA TH.% V;i anti ','miters, from com
mon to fine, in sets and dozons. h
ie tint, 111 set ,and in rnriety of pntt, mos.
lii\lVE:; and Ft 11: :sets and d o -
ens ; also knive: , .. only ; carver:•:,:teels, cipol;
and butcher knivos, Nvith a variety of other
manufactures
April
1)0C:1iET and I'EiN I11•:1VES-1?.azors,
scisdoQ, : , hears. frm the best makers ;one,
two, thr. and .1 bh.do knives.
SI D) \ ";:1,1;, hoes, chains, rakes
pick, a
S1101'1:1,0 and TONGS, Iron and brae
poll-ied steel lire :Att.- , rind standards, coal
hods., tailors' hens :intro' hinty, irrat - 4. &c.
fur salt , by
A pril,
lot of I iannnered and ro:IeLl
Iron, Sheet Iron, A n-:ericiln and Er.: - !1;s11
'Lind Iron, I 1,.0p I ron, Got nn.l
Stud, re, flat.: , nd Tound, just received
with Anvils and Vices, and fur sale cheap
at the store of ( ) & J SA Ed Eli.
GI,ASS.-150 Cox. s Cal-5,'. , 4 by 10, 10
by 12, 10 by 11, 10 by 15, 12 by NI, and
various other serzcs, for side by
0 &J SAE:GER.
SII()EMA rec.'ivcd
new a:.sortment of Morocco and Rindine.
r,eather. :Thoe-thr; id, NVonden
Preoch and etnnecoas other nrtic-
Ics longit:g to the shotnnal:inrr bu,
O & J SAI'.(II.IIZ.
011,s v A ENl „, ;l l . ___ ( e r n ii kinds.
. !lail(al and raw, 'Farpcntin,'. Newarl; Var
ni:dt of all kind:, Glue b :.old
cheap by
PI,ANES.—A full assortment of Planes
of John Bell's I.•c:1 make, also a large assort
ment of Carpenter's Tools, • for sale cheap
- 0 .('‘..; J SAL'Aik:P.
NV WIT I,EA D.-2 tons of W hile Lead
jug received, Pure and Extra, and for sale
I,y U .1 SAEGER.
April, 22,
1::en: of the l o t
ilrels and Spilcesdu:A received Old for s ile
I,y U J SAEUER.
April 22;
I 1( )1.1. ,0 \V WA I; E.--1;00 Iron Puts ano
Kettles, just received and for sale at very
reduced prices at the stop• of
0 & J S ECER.
TO \1 EC! 1 ANICS.—Tuok of every de
f , cription, such ns blench and, Aloulding
Planes, Hand. Panne!, and Buck Saws,
Brace and Bits, Anger 13ths,
Sgur.res, &c., fur sale by
0 & J SAEGER.
t --IY
Jan t: try 5,
To firi:iffik4'S.
A splendid a-sot -Lit - tent of Pratt tand Parlor
Locks with mineral knobs, Borman Looks,
Latchets Bolts, I ling( s.Sercws,'Paint I!(rtn , h
es, and a variety of other buildlnfr Hard
ware just unpackinc . , and for sale cheaper
than ever by
0 & J SA EG
Janunry 19, 1533.
SZ: T:
Just received at the Store of the subscri
bers, a lot of Alin Picks, William Brady's
Patent. This is a New Nlechardeal Tool,
the best ever invented and only, wants to be
used to the proved. Apply soon.
0. & J. SAEGER.
April, 13.
li-tint
Grain Vira,nted.
50,000 Bushels of NV heat.)lye, 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
I.larket Square and lA:unlit on street, in AI•
lentown. . Envt.mAN, IlAtism•& Co.
Allentown, April 29 ¶-6m
WANTED. •
Timothy [lay,. Wheat, Rye, Corn and
Oats, for which the highest market price
will be paid by .
PRETZ,.OUTII & CO.
May 4, ley. T-6w
¶ -3m
iron :C
BIM
& J SAE(
5-13
U&, J SAEGER
till I' at,;11%
-ft , 1) 11-1 0 4 Ili ;110 't) . 't 'll • " i ;
EN A LEA] XTCP
Thv imilersirmed trio s t kis nit t hod to in
frm his fricl:ds nut! the I;eldic in f even. I,
that hp has haply rVet'l P;c \V - York
and Iphia a Fplondid a<srivnlcr,i of
Muffs, neßs, CurN, Fr 69,
ill' of which he trill sill at the low-
c.st rric, s.
Ile alto r.trinttiarturcs all the nl.ove men
tioned attirle to on!, r. upon the lat. st y
•atol understands the litt , intss lulu-ideally as
tv, II as any manufacturer in town. Ile
also itiplo‘s wait. but the most finished
w(slimen that rim 'pct. 'rids then is tl•e
st•crct that "K, clz's I lats" tal:o and wear :a
atid are nr.w 'all the co." •
Ile bolds forth one tier went of Schnur
•m•tit's Store on the !mob side of I Idmiloin
net, A lliaitown, where he will be h: t .
to at.' who may favor him with their
ONE
1.1 h !Orris his r , incer , t!•. ,
ny f hns•this fnr reenivrd .u;.: .s
tint , . 11- °Go is rod their nxtrt Inv 1.. w
vi!l in , ;t:cc not only his old cu•it. - )na•rs btd
lots rcw (mus t to
11 . ILLIAAI NECK.
Al!ent3wn, Silt. 11.
ti Z.! P ' 43 l E•L ' e) •
ercler to orril
IV:31r1
The sob:cr . :l,or vvoultl re.pectfilly irtfot.T.:
the C 11.17.. 11S.Of and the public i , .
ger.oral, that he is F: Hipp: his Entire .\!i k
(1 . G.,ods at fast co. , t priers, in order
to quit Ltriness. Tito s.trick consists of a
rer.t.ra I varirty of wit. itylle,criptiou of ;o6ds,
;Ind thi n fore invites the t.ttentioo of all to
this positive fact.
So all e ho avant 11,1r , Yains, please give
hint a call et the "Peoples Store."
SlTtctril,cr
w:1 - ,rzir,cr,r..c.ccty . cr.rm.nteraccazg.. - 4
EE IA Eel'eri'"
.Y . - —.I 11 .".
t 2 t •
NVIIOLi:SALI: AND Ttr:FAIL
C./
LI
14 t;
P TObacco s Snuff and Segal'` ` :;
~,,,
0 T) 'lil '.) T ja la a e;
;:: No. ao, East 1 lani:ton Street, i 1.,"
4 ALL.cyrom,.N, P. 1.. r e
4,-3 - . t.
' l 2 :? GOODS ALL 11.11a:ANTED
..,2_l ‘r..
f lily 20. if -iN
Ezzcur:tr.
r.
;110011111th
1 7 1
THE FIRE INSEILINfr.
CCIPPii of MiladAphia.
OFFICE, N. I 6:13 UT 6TREET
Near l•Wth
STATF.MEN'r OF A t;.,Q f,D1,315,534,
Jsatuary IM, 1'53
PatbliAlled agrcenNy go au Act
•A S L
13 13 I N G
ulzazes, ktopy ',cut ,I,
n,tate (pruaeut vacs 010, -
000) c,si
Tv pora ry Loans, n amp eea a-
t
stock , (rrt , eut value ; 1 (76,191) cost. fit;
Cash, &e. &e., 5:: ;If
s. 1,315,3 1 4.H)
PERPI:TVAI. on LIMITED 1.0-UNANui.s Wad.
on every dv:criplion ul i.ropt•ity, in
TOWN AND COVN FEY,
at rail's fIS Imp ;IS 1111.CMIS ith SrCOTIII
Since their incorporation, n pi tied of
twenty-four pat rF, they 11,i ye paid. ov r I hre r
et illions (fellers Less nr therebt;
ttf
foading evidence of the ad vantaLle of Insur
ance, as the iihilny and disposition to meet
with promptuus,s all
Direehas
I Chailes N. Dandier, Mord. D. Lewis.
Tebias Adolp. E
Samuel Grata, David S.
Jacob IL Smith. Morris Patterson,
j Geo. AV. llictiaciF, Isaac Lea,
CHARLES N. BANC IZER, Preaide.Ht.
Cn.%1:1.1:s G. B Seery. t,:ry.
ClZ — The subscribers are tin• appointed
A 7, nts of the above mentioned Institution,
and are now prepared to make insurances
on every description of property, at the low
c.q. rates.
A. L. TitME, Alknywn.
C. P. IThECII, I.l.2thlchrui.
111cntown, Oct.
New Supply or co: ) ,i!
Eate°llB(PS Lisliebararncrs
YAGGIE
'File undersigned have just received, and
constantly keep on hand, a lame 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:
Cliertnut Coal at S 3 6 27)
Extra Nut Coal, $ . 2 37
Eel, Stove and Lump at 87"
Eum.mrs, ITANsu &. Co.
April 20, 1853. • —lO
•
Hiram Brobst,
Del:Vast ill Allem:town.
Respectfully informs his friends
and the public in general, that he
still continues the practice of his profession,
in all its various branches. such as filing,
cleansing, plugging and inserting from a sin
gle tooth to a full set, on moderate terms.
His office is in Allen Street, one door
South of Dr. C. L. Martin, No. 43.
Allentown, August 10. ¶-1y
tti • 1::'.!1Y 1
s h t
r k
•••••t • • •
"NO.<
Thet)- • Traysporiailen (";nl.p,
Glyn iCt TICE I T.at thoy are nnw pr,Tarrci
to r, dry,• ni,ocknair.• uud ft•rv, , ,rd it st'i'lt
Fritninnvt-rz and disratnli fn . in I': iia.':•!;•Jia
12,1 , -tnn, thinln in, 'A 11 ,, ntc...1 n, ILu:clt
Cl•ot,lc, I ), nn flavnn, W Litc Ilavvn,
o,ar and nizo to nil int , rinc:ll,,to
1 0. ! n,• : ,., on rn,
I.iwnre and
and I higti a•rl Tiohinn
'l'ho proprintors would infcyrin th, it
and cu,tonivrs 11.cy I.:tvo t>eciral
flottt., , to tinor lino, which will vrratiy
tindr Ti.uv continue
to do likinnf. , rn the old :tand,
dir , Hy 0; I ,,, ite tine t:‘r,l , .
.::ore if 11. kl , z, J. IV lit. t0r
v...,r,l to and to
td,o to n:1 no, rna (limn s
via a r.• and 11,rnoti Lai,al aid
1, , t. 'lll,rd.
t.l-; !tit, Ity t! it , 1.1. A.
N lino of 1., 10
cci l< NV I iCh %VW 110 It I." Al. tttv
ft tt oft-trt ry r•--
A n y t w r,tr :ti:l t r, (1. t , IHI (4
rtf.4 sk.; Gad., lifit; 11 . 1,4 :•;;r. 1, tti
:,t 2 , ;/, l oti's A t , ftc: Ctice, •`ll t.
71 - .0 'try I.lvt. ro 1 lotl,-es at
1.: octn, 1:. to, Alit ittt.wii. A:ttucli
Chunk. n at.ll 11.111.,•;.1.tti
)“,:a;:r., Wm , - us Co., l'apri, tors-,
At ,E;\
A g .T. A:. .1 - 11n7.
11. 73. .11”tiruht td, Pt.l:;;;ll.lphia.
Jahn (Ipdvelo-,
Borhcck &
A. NV. I.“..;;l•ming,
I lolturt & s, Ik . ;l l ,:t.sbiti re.
-11; , ..iit6wri, N 1,4 5, 17)53.
J. W. Gi11.7138
Iles of prof, E
eion in
5-6 w
[l - 11.! inly Lr u.n,u;tccl in GL:nrul
Eng'Hl lailvi;(2.l - :
A u.;ust 1!7,5*2
N.J. •ki,17.:ISLI.1 . 11111h011streol, A I
,entown, adopts this method to in
form ins frier—is and the piildic in ffeneral.
that iw has Allentown his perination:
resiih.nce. fie has tied :in ()trice at hi-.
niivitisite /levied's Ano.rienn Il,;-
,el, a few doors east ui Pr ti, Guth ;s. Co':
Store, while Le NViii Lc itt ip, to •r hi
prolessitniai s-9.vices in the JCiCI:CI2 of Den
tistry. lle call at pri%ate residences,
if requested,
car ie tt rins are reasonable, anti haw inn
much rxlr rived- in the prudes-ions,
feels satisfied that he eau give general satis•
faction.
AlltAltown, April 21, 9'- 1 Y
C0;1( . 111112 i ;1 7 g ES:
p. etfully ati,l
the putilic In :„• , •14(
an ext..i.sive
; 7, 1,6^_1,366 El
417 6:;
riCeSiECT.I
in is r itIOUS VAld S, nt ilt- t a nd in
Virm S:rr ri, Nr,. fllrt.ci.iy ov
iiimitr 1 lapotil,tir I Iwo', rcht rr br i tti
%ray:. pri.ritrt ti to oviiii:trittro r at d i e
tt awl it:t.o VO'l.l,
116.4q"‘
7177' E'a! ,- !tinizti:v I h!sle9 )
11 1 1 4;2 " - f• h i;rtrwo• I? I„ iiro y,o,
'arrgidi4, it) k
which, Mr homily atid doralMiiy cannot be
suriao.ised by aiiy Co;•.choial.er in the State
or elsewhere, while hi term: , are as reai
His' those Of any tutor stalilishraynt.—
[l,‘ us, s none hut die best niatetiali., anti
employs.. mete Lut the br,:t. of IVOTI:Well—
consillit'lllly, he inttrids that the vehicles
manufactured at
toAr the of all others manufactured
i n ibi s p ro t of the co.tintry. lie lied, sses to
tocler..tmal hi.s bu-iiic::3 Iv experit ucr, and
therefore assures the poLlic that lie is env.-
il to render siitifaction to his customers.
Cail rind for 3:ourrelves.
1”. , ,1cri o' iron nxl..tr , 'es nindr to or
der : and of all kinds (loin , at Ow
shortet:t notice and on the most ri..atinable
•
terms.
Old rvbiel.s laken in cxcLange for new
onus at a g, owl barp;iin.
ituBEF.•,T EnAllEn.
May I I. c,l—(;nt
4 .0.1.7•:-Fp.,. In the Orphans Court gild:high
County.
i•!:!
In the matter of the Account of
'' . 4-10 ,4 Conrad Wert, Administrator, of
the estate of Catharine Farber, dcc'd.
And now A unrust WC Court
appoint Duns Hausman, an Auditor to audit
and resettle the said account and intike dis
tribution according to law and-report to the
next stated Orphans Court including all the
evidence which may be submitted before
him. Prom the• Records. •
TEsTE.—N. Alrrzcrn, Clerk.
The undersigned auditor, above named
will attend to the duties of his appOittniont,
on Saturday the 12th day of November,
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the
House of D. and a Peter; in ‘‘' as h ngt on
township, when and where all persons in
terested may attend if they think proper.
• BOAS HAUSMAN, Auditor.
October 19.
40/I JRillistrifyirei°G, ,
Neatly executed at the “Reuister Office."
Nu tn - rtilcva tOINe,P t,
C. M. II
Thvenes
ITIS
Er. J:Kricrito-cur.ra.
1 D 'ISIS 5 .?3
(,‘"' rl't tit '4) flirt 113
sf u 3
1.111nEi , 11).1allia LCiotl)iii!:t-E;c111.
Ereinig, Neligh nna Brtinig,
Novili East corner of Ilam!It m and •S'eventh
Aired, ..fillddown.
Tafnrrn their friends and the public in gen
crril, that they have (Merck' into Partner
:l,ii? hi the
ICI. eircD?asti 'En If.orinr.; ETZlifilef l 9 !
1,1 #: 4 l Inn Iv fdh:w«l I y N,l;cli
...,
4 1 /. -and Ilrl•inip, and intend to
!.-..,'"";:-..: - , 4 .....'.! continue the :am? 1110 to
r":i ."* " . . :1 ' 27. : l , l:Si yr: than r %Tr. They
i
.- ." :.. '4 Lterefore adopt this inra , tire
'... '. : :;,-• to infr , rto th, ir. oh! cti , totners
~-.....,:.r ,i t _,=Land -hiliolrt.d. (.11n , w Data ,,
I/ i 1 t ha t Cory will at. their new
..,;,:,-.,.........t,..( snl l . l .i,litnent, rr..:ent tho
Nuntst ami Fnsbionab:e GiC;C:dR,
ever brotleilt to this Floce. and Inivoirr rur
chuscd iti Philadelpida•nnd New Youic
IP° r CO: SID
it cr.alas thnin to than any
wilt :12:1-1.n.unt of Ow nd in A !lei:town.
y 1 !iv,' st I. CI( their (I:Onl!S 1111
to dinabi!Uy an.! tat cv, an.! Lave it, IIQ lent
!!!!!!St in ti.t. !Will:Ct. Tilt 11'
anion , * oih, r artirli's, con , it of
s I,f ail c tors and rrirti,. Caist,iliu is,
, f I'relich and Anyrniian inanufactur, r ;
1 - t Silks,
anti a h, r ti
f=hues an l Shir-tuilais,
f t u:•;};, chiefs, I toisc, rs.
r • attic L s c n,iii, iu their
C :1:1 t•L` :LI 11l die
lutrc .t prlccs. Their of
Ili • flij.y Ina d !Cs(
convrisys trot y tl,ini iii di"
front an cvel-c.nt cluwo to ,th under-=Lint,
in:vie up arty'. the latt•i‘t ;A n.n t In to ma
-I,lc stocl, being. 5..0 tixtenzive,
that nuts will lean' it, unlqs tinted front tire
'iLuttoin to the top"
CUM C mer %York,
will be done up es n=n d, and for their work
they are willimr to lie hi 1,1 :Tensible, two
of the firm bi intr workincri in the
earl nf cuyin2," and ail the %yolk is made up
tin ler thi it own up rvision.
for past favors they trust that
attention to I,u-in-ss, tier Fos and
quick Heil! l.c the turans of bringing
nizw customers to thnir
.1. ls.A.Ac 11:trisio,
.I,mx
Jous L. DitinNlo.
E , - 1 y
Alit ntowr, S , Ft. 7
V. Pik 0 if '. l ;faC.
COrlii»iSiOri :litn:llarits.
I ST E 1: gro:riltl , l4 G l ir;
No. 213 V, a.,Sitoian Si, kw Tiorli.
Urnipr:,igurd hereLy
form their friend.: and hien-hunt , ,g( nerary,
shat they_ have r.,t.klAishrd the, in, lye.; a;
‘N' ho I ate Curnini, , iOon orchanlS and
Produce Donl.'r , , — at Ni.t.lit;, I ,‘
;_;•rret, is the 01.:1k•A'
. liave facil,ties to reniler every in
lilet.1:1e111. 4) Iv3r:11. as will as other
State rnerel,ank In trade in tLis ic;:tiket, with
• it (.1 inn rchar..li.e, , .vhere•
iu trt y can at ;1 1 .1
to any other i e lhe
I t i nu Ficl,ttatx:e.l.totl fart, La: Erroat
tAdt. h,.r.tofave.w. odiwr its way to other
ts, i rapidly 4inJil avemms
t1m.u....h the t.tri,rts a Itlttional IZ tii
t, th. (4 at 12. of N •tv York (2;tv,
and why is this' Llocauso merchants find
upon tri.tl 1 prolvalde ri It.
They hetijit to t th it eyrz, and sre
j,, ; ‘..v 3. I.y oth-r mar
kets, whereas had they 0 mark. t like
the one rp..n to them, thy rc,tlli. hy this
time, wc.tild have contrtbutt!d tilatelially to
tht it in In int 'S.
Merchants con! , uliia2; their cwn interest
plainly see,
,that all inland l'ort, are inaile
mate to consume the amount of produce
and rrher materiols sent to them, and the
result follows. that a Croat amount of the
:ante cm(' its tray to 1110 g rent contr.! of at
traction New York, to which place, other
city speculators go to make their profits,
and it this they sticaeed fcr the
consumption and exportation there, is so
much greater and prices cansequonly more
remunerating.
Thew are upwards of thirty Steamships
now running, and others in progress, and
will soon be tb:til to the various lines,
re , idar trips to and front this port
to the various ports of our Southern States,
Cuba, South America, California, Australia,
England, Ireland, France and some of the
Gorman States, and hundreds of snips are
constantly sailing to and coming from all
ports of the Woi Id.
An then come bore to procure a share of
our countrys production; and Nett• York
city being the greatest commercial city in
America, and the most convenient port of
access by ships and stcamships,it is therefore
constantly flooded by them, carrying away
an.enormous a.nount of merchandise. •
The Undersigned, therefore solicit con
signments of all merchants, that may feel
disposed to give the market a trial and they
hope by prompt attention thereto, and per
severing eflorts to procure the highest market
prices, to gain a liberal share of patronage.
N. 13.—Any further information can be
had, by addressing the above firm.
WENNIM, 1311EINIG &
Gco. Wenner, P. B. Breinig, jr., F. 11. Weidner
_References
C. & L. Denison, No. b:2 & 81 Ucy St.,
New York.
Sillcinan, Shefrald & Co , 220 Front St.
. Harper & Brothers, Publishers, 327, 329,
331 Pearl St.
. David .D. Wagner, President of the
Euston Bank, Easton.
•
Augustus Lacicenbach, Esq., Jacob Rice,
Crider and Lefeh, Bethlehem.
Grim & Renninger, James-F. Kline &
Co., Weidner & Saeger, Allentown.
October 5. ¶-6m
leAl.town Ac,aae,ul)-.
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, Mr. .1. N. Gregory, the school
has received a lil t r,il patronage, and has at
tained a position ol the highest rank.
During, the vacation, very great additions
and improv: tin nts have been made to the
Academy Imildincs and furnitnre, and pu:
pils will now enjoy all the advantages of a
thorough course ol instruction, earnest and
Ificient teachers, and qticious and convenir
ent school rooms.
ClinEoN I SAM,
'1 . 11031.1,3 I•AVER, I E
11 'OMAN iii re,
TuomAs 13. IVit.sos, s of
AN'n.T.tAm 11. CHAU:,
NuA Mr nI
ATs rzo
n, Trustees.
lloamer lVittooT. J•
Allentown . .1% ugust
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1).11 tne IA,IE
EZe/Ween
LULENTORN AND POTTSTOWN.
The traveling puLlic are hereby respect
fully informed, that front to &iv, June Ist,
1'..53:1, a daily line of stages twill commence
running hempen Allentown and Puttgown;
and in connection with the Reading Railroad
convey passengers to Philadelphia: The
Singes will leave J. Y. Bechtel's, American
Hotel, Allentown, every morning (Sundays
excepted) at 2 o'clock A. NI. and the pas
sengers will arrive in Philadelphia at half
past 11 o'clock A. AL and in dine to ladle
the Western Railrond train (or Pittsburgh.
They will arrive in Pottstown in time to take
the morning up-train to Reading and Potts
ville, and art ive at the former place at 10,
and at the latter, at 12 o'clock I'. Al.
The untlerigned will spare neither tune,
expense or ;rouble to make this line one of
the best to travel to either of the above
named places. He has engaged sober and
cariiul drivers, fast horses and good coach
es, and being that the route passes through
n delightful country, many will choose to
travel it on this acc,unt.
CIIAI:I,E3 SE:ACRE/11'ES.
Allentown, July 1.
SOillerS l Setool
The suhscrihers ‘vho are largely cr.,Qnged
in the publicatiol of Scheel and other 1;tiol;s,
hrtve lately made arrang,lnents for the Plb
lication of one of the best Series of SclNbl
110 , flis,—being, seven in nurnlynr,--ever pub
, in this state. ''hey are calculated
for the Qradtial prog.rossion of the pupil in
the ordinary Lranches of popular education.
idustrations ore admirably adopted and
cannot fail to fix the mind upon sound moral
principles which is ever the foundation of a
good oduraliva.
tia the whole they Lolieve Sanders' series
of School flaobs by • far then toast complete,
!hut has ever bred published and would
' , pectful!y rec: , mtnorl them for adoption
in all the free ... , ,chnels in the State.
SO IV & BA BN ES,
Nn. 81, North 3rd Street, Philadelphia.
Tuna t 29. ¶ —3m
TAKE NOTICE.
The subscriber having, procured a Fash
ion:lbl,, Tailor, is now prepared to do cos
tomor work of every description, at the shor
test no:ice and in the most fashionable
style, also all Ivor!: dope in this establish
ment, %vat ranted to give entire satisfaction.
Call at the cornor of Eighth 1)1)(11Jan:than
F!rovt. opposite Ilagettbuch's (fowl, nt tho.
IL_l Sian. J. \V. CatUBB.
Alit:mown, August 3. 111-01‘,..
A:MAID:V:3 TIDIVI:IL •
la the Olphans Court of Lehig,h,
( ()may.
,1,,t_114 ; 4 : In the matter oldie Account of
.4. 1"41 0 ' Martin Kemmerer, Esq., Admin
istrator of Charks Druckenmiller, dec'd.
And now, August 30, 1?•453, the Court
appoint Charles Foster, an Auditor to audit
and'resettle the said account and make dis
tribution according to law and report to the
next stated Orphans Court all the evidence
which may . be submitted before him.
From the Record's.
N. 51ETZGER, Clerk
The above named auditor will meet for'.
the purpose of his appointment, on• Friday.
the 25th of November next, at 10 o'clock in:
the forenoon, at the house of Jcsse Aline, in,.
Salisburg township, when and where all!
those interested may attend if they think"
proper.
November 2
ZINUCOUTMOLECE)TrO j
to the
CRYSTAL PALACE.
Centehl B. R. of New Jersey.
Excursion tickets will be sold to leave
Easton by the 0.1 or 91 A. M. trains on'
Thursday October 13th, and every succeed
ing Thursday until the close of the. Worlds•
Fair, December Ist, returning with either
train the same or the next day.
Fair for the excursion, including a ticket
of admission to the Crystal Palace, $2,50.,
Tickets can be had of A. Wint, Hope's
Express office, Allentown, on the day pre- •
vious to each excursion.
Also tickets can be had at [lope's Express
office in Bethlehem.
Allentown. October
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