TIIE UNITED STATES.
PAST, PRESENT, AND "FUTURE
According to Mr. De Bow, the population of
the American colonies at the times specified,
Was as follows :
1701, -
1740, -
1775; - - -
Thus :
Connecticut, -
Delaware, -
Georgia, - -
Maryland, - -
Massachusetts, -
New Hampshire, -
New Jersey, -
New York, - -
Pennsylvania, -
Rhode Island, -
South Carolina, -
Virginia, -
Whites, -
Slaves, -
Total, , -
At the beginning of the revolution, the south
ern colonies had 912,000 white inhabitants, and
the northern 1,491,000. Connecticut was the
fourth state in rank.
The population since 1 . 790 may be thus
dated
Census of 1790,
" " 1800,
" 1810,
" " 1820,
" " 18:10,
" " 1810,
• " " 1850,
At the close of 1854, the total population of
the United States, upon the supposition that its
average ratio of increase has been maintained.
or . nearly so, may be stated in round numbers
at 26,500,000.
The population of the United States, on the
Ist of June, 1850, stood thus:—Total, 28,191,-
876 ; white, 10,553,068 ; free colored, 434,-
495 ; slaves, 3,204,313.
The following table exhibits the population
and destiny of geographical and other divi-
ECIIMEI
Divisions
The sto,tes, exclusively
of territories, 23,099,578 15.77
The states, exclusively
of Texas and 23.79.1.489 21.29
Texas and Catiknia, 305,189 .77
The territories,' 02,298 .00
The non-slaveholding
states, i f 13:434.922 11.91
The slaveholding states, 9 0.14.0511 11.32
Now Englatifi states, 2.728,1111 41.94
Middle striies, 6.1124.9118 57.79
Southern /states, . 3,952,837 15. 0 7
South-western states, 3.321,117 7.00
North-west,
North of 36 30, 13.6 0 6.995 - 7 6 . 7 .f1
South of 36.30, 9,564.881 9.90
East of the Mississippi, 21.393.954 24.71
West of the Mississippi, 1,797.922 447
• Pacific slope. 117,271 •15
Mississippi slope, 8.611.751 (1•98
Atlantic slope. 1°,7°i),859 19 98
The middle states are therefore the densest
port,tin Of the t_ ni•... f„
the very large cities existing there. The Nenv
England states conic next in order : thcn tiic
northwest ; then south, and lastly the south
west: The non-slaveholding states are as dense
QS the slaveholding stabs. The states taken to•
ether, have a density of about sixteen to the
square mile. Excluding Texas and California,
tlithl density is over twenty-one to the square
The territories have one inhabitant only
to-every siNteen square miles. Texas and Cal
ifornia togethir, have less than one to a square
tdile. Whilst , early- twenty-five persons in
habit a square ails in the region east of the
Mississippi, and ieerly twenty persons in the
Atlantic slope in tie Mississippi valley there are
only about sever pwsons to the square mile ;
west of the MississipplOoss than one porson to
the square mile ; on the 'sifts sti fl e, one
son to every six square taw, With den
bit). of the Mississippi valley the United State:
would have had but 21,000,000 inhabitants
with the density of the southern states, tin
number would he nearly 45,000,000 ; with tin
density of New England, 123.000,000 ; am
with the density of the middle states, 170,-
000;000.
In this connexion we also give another inter
esting table, which exhibits the population and
number of inhabitants to the square mile, of
various Atncricaci and European countries
Countries. Population, Density.:
United States, 23,191.876 7.90
• Canada, 1.842,265 5.21
Mexico, 7,661,919 7.37
Central, America, 2 8razi1, .049,950 10.07
6.065,000 2 •19
Peru,
2.106.402 :1•63
Russia in Fur'ope, 60,315,350 08.44
Austria, 36.514.456 141.88
France, • 35,783,170 172.74
England, 1 0.921,888 2:1 0 .00
Great Britain and Ireland 2 7,475,1 °°' 1
'1
Prussia, 16,331,187 151.32
. Spain,
14,210,217 78.03
Turkey in 'Europe, 15,500;000 73.60
Sweden and Norway, 4,645,007 15.83
Belgium,
4,426.202 388.6
Portugal, 3,473,758 95.14
3, 267,638 25
Denmark, 9.31 2,296,597 101.92
Switzerland, 2,392,740 160..05
Greece,
998,266 557
The whole of the thirteen original states were
settled within a period of 125 years, which in
tervened between the landing it Jamestown in
1607, and the arrival of Oglethorpe in Georgia,
in 1733.
/lONORAIir TITLES.—The Associate Reformed
Presbyterian Church has adopted a rule in
Synod, that the significant appendage, "D. D.," ,
shall not hereafter be attached to the names of
any of their ministers. A. writer in the " Uni
ted Presbyterian" thinks this is nt it should
be, but proposes that the reform be carried far
ther. lie thinks Rev. is more of
than D. D., as being more aristocratic --more
inconsistent with Vidal parity—exalting the
ministry above the eldership, contrary to the
Presbyterian doctrine. Ire. proposes that this
invidious prefix to clerical names be omitted
also. What next ?
Number.
262.000
-1,04 G 000
2,502,000
202,000
37,000
27,000
17-1,000
352.000
102,000
138,000
288,000
341,000
58,000
0:1,000
300,000
2,303,000
500,000
EMI
&mous eu.kung AG.ltssT TWO LADIFS.—Ma.
dame Dietz, and Madame John Dimitry, mother
and daughter: both respectable ladies of New
Orleans, have been held to bail in the sum of
$5,000 each to answer the charge of causing the
death of a slave-girl, by severe whipping with
a cow-hide. The girl was in delicate health,
severely afflicted with worms, and several phy
sicians certify that the worms were the Mune-_
dialc cause of death. The ill-treatment and
deep scars on her body, produced by whipping,
they further certify, brought on weakness and
emaciation, so 05 to render her unable to bear
the crisis produced by the worms. The cage
has prodimcd much excitement in New Orleans,
and the two females, who wept bitterly (bluing
the examination on the `2oth ult., were commit
ted to jail until the next day, when they w:re
adinittid to bail.
2,803,000
3.9-0.507
5.:105.90 j.
7,239.814
9,6:18.131
12.5G11.0.2.0
17.n0,.153
23.191.876
BRANDY ix CLIMBING MOUNTSINA.-A recent
writer says : " It is astonishing the effect pro
duced by spirits upon the persons of even the
strongest constitution, when indulged in at an
elevation of 10,000 or 12,000 feet. At 19,000
feat it is perfectly dangerous to take any quan
tity of raw spirits, even a half a glass of brandy
produces intoxication. All hill travelling drink
nothing but hot tea ; for travelling up the moun
tains and down valleys, across bridges of very
questionable security, regaires•a very firm and
steady nerve, which it is impossible for, those
who indulge freely in the use of spirits to retain
long in the snowy regions."
Population. Density
FIVENCII MIMINCI John
Goes, whose farm is some three miles South
west of the city, is doing much to improve the
breed of sheep. Ile has a flock of some 700,
about 500 ewes, quite a number of them choice
Merinoes", some imported. The pride of his
is,Lliejj4iefull-blooded French
%lei mu buck, " Tippecanoe, ` ~~C,`: s uu~por
:aiinu, two years old, weighing over 2. - f7Tho-•••.'
and shearing last season a fleece of 21 lbs. His
EIM
wool is very flue. nrel every portion of his limbs
is covered down to his hook. Tippecanoe is
va l ue d a t :41.,090 and will doubtless !wove worth
l) timos that to th.. 7 , ,weys of this so,.!tio
V. Herald
A RATTIER ~SINjULA:t CoN - Tn.“".. was
a few da3 s since entertd in:u in Tennessee.
The wife is worth a cool lifiy thousand. The
husband is the rightful own of a =gm ficent
goatee. The contract was a..; follw.vs : Art. Ist.
The husband is to have no interest in the wife's
estate. Art. 2(1. lie
,is Mt to collect any
(fats of the concerti. Art. :a Tiw beloved
husband is not to chastise or control any of her
servants without the wife's consent. Art. 4th.
The husband binds himself to pay the wife one
hundred and fifty dollars per annum for board
and to have lodging gratis.
FREAK OP FORTUNE. The New Brunswick
(N. J.) News has a communication which says
that PatrA. Little, formerly a poor drunken
stage-'driver; 'who killed Nathaniel Sisco, of
Bloomingdale, Passaic county, in January,lBs4.
and for whom Gov. prloo offered a reward of
i , 4000, has turned up in Calofornia, where lie
had altered his name, and becoming sober and
industrious, had amassed a fortune of over
VlOO,OOO. As be dared not return to that
tate, lie was about leaving and settling some
.here in England.
IIAscAL.—A genteel-looking in•
idual obtained admission a few days ago to
Convent it St. Louis, and in passing through
h t chapel app'e . ared to he overcome with feelings
'devotion, and knelt before the altar ns if in
ncr. The Sister who attended him, not
Ming to disturb his devotions, left him for a
s hne. On her return Ac found the scamp
11 :link, taking with him a quantity . of jewel
r~ l om about the image of the Virgin over the
OH % On the same day he stole a valuable
i %N - :itch from a priest in St. Patrick's churcl
" I,{l
0110
with will(
lENE.
ship ca
the 14t
cdted it
ett%,it
words
WS wife
under th
him, and
A SING
MEE
.vvere playi
Gore, threi
S 011'n 111'1
the like ow
Cnic rote llEArns.—Take some weed corn- ImroarANT Drensmx.—The Supreme -Court
moldy called, smart weed, that grows along th of the State of California recently made a very
roadside,or in the fields in low places ; steep it in important -* • n upon the admissibility of
boiling water till the strength is all dot, and give Chine testimony r the Courts of that State.
the horse one quart of the.liquid every day for A w ite citizen of Ca • rnia'was indicted for
eight' oil' ten days. Mix it with bran or shorts murder innd convicted otrthc .stimony of Chi
if he will eat, if not, pour it down him with a nese witnesses. Ile appealed on the grou
bottle. Give him green or cut feed wet up Ali that by the State Law regulating criminal
water during the operation, and I will warrant ceeding, " black or mulatto person, o • In
a cure. Horses with heaves will be troubled dian, shall be allowed to give evidence in favor
with it about as bad this dry and dusty weath- of or against a white man." The question in
er, as they will in the spring of the year. This vestigated by the Court was, whether; under
medicine is so simple. and easy to be obtained, either of these descriptions, and if any, under
that some may nut think it worth their while to which natives cf China Must be classed to make
to try it ; but simple medicines many times them incompetent to give testimony in criminal
prove more effectual than those obtained at a cases against whites. The opinion of the Court,
great expense. Now is the time to secure the delivered by Chief Justice Murray, was that
weed, and I say to those interested, try it.- 7 Chinese are not competent to give testimony
Rural N. Yorker. agaihst whites, in the Courts of California, and
accordingly the verdict in the case was set
IrRGT.. , III. 131 - TTONED.—Last week Patrick
'olio into and robbed the brewery of Mr.
in Albany, New York. Pat - was sat
' and identified as follows :—Upon the
ite Window where he broke in, was found
with the eye torn out. The button,
nparison with those on the pantaloons
fits found to agreein size and substance,
\was also missing on his pantaloons,
t of the eye still held by the thread
h it was sewed on !
Darry,
rpenter, who murdered his xv;Te Alary on
of August, 1852, at Buffaf t i, was exc.
that city on Friday a weiiz. He had
WO but three months., , ,illis dying
ere thatithe assault, whip/ resulted in
d th, was committed (liile he was
pA uence• of liquor, and at she loved
. aey. r save him cause jure her.
ACCIDENT.-A since, rhile
the academy in : ris, Missouri,
1, one of them; . son of Judge
ball with sucly:ce as to break
out' two incheti )ore the elbow
A.3cop . ever :Id of before.
EMI
To Coot; PAnsws.—Persons who Have never
eaten parsnips cooked according to the follow
ing mode, have no idea what an excellent dish
they are. Scrape the parsnips, wash and slice
them lengthwise : boil in just water enough to
cover them when thoroughly done. Then put
in a piece of butter, with a little salt and pep
per. Beat up one egg with a spoonful] of flour,
and pour over them, they are then ready to
dish up.
UNNATURAL 111;vrit.—Tn New 'York, on the
-9th of Novuniber, the wife of Jacob Jones was
tel of a child, having two heads, which
a healthy and likely to live.
dfE Si° IL I ST.
JANUARY TERM, 1855
011 AND JPROIIS.
Nathan Metzger, Allentown.
Joseph Sohlauch, Lowhill.
William I;. Fogel. Upper Macungy.
1;olfritl Peter, I leidelberg.
Daniel Berger. Upper Simeon.
Owen Kern, North Whitehall.
James l.ackey, Catasanqua.
Michael Wehr,
Peter Seip, Weisenbum
Charles Foster, Upper ' Milford.
Thomas Fatzinger, North Whitehall.
Thomas R. Keener, North Whitehall,
Solomon L. Holder, Lower Milford.
Jacob Reichard; llanover.
Alexander W. Loder, South Whitehall
John Seiberling. Sr., T.ynn.
Jacob' Fabian, Upper Sancon,
Jacob Laudenschlager, Salsburg.
Jacob Moser, jr.. Lynn.
Reuben Wenner, South Whitehall.
Emanuel TreAer, South Whitehall.
Jacob Eckspt lien, Salsburg.
Benjamin Breinig, North Whitehall
Jesse Bitting, do.
PETIT JuIIorIS.—PITII:ST.WEEIi
John A11611(0W11
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do
Dank.] Fry,
John
Ephraim lb inhaid
[)avid Moritz.
r. A
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tkorgo Ilex. Esq., Washington
James W. Fuller, Catasatpm.
John I tagenbuch, AllentoWn.
11'illiniu I). Dillingcr. Lower Milford
David Scholl, Esq., Upper Maeungy,
Isaac I lataman. Lpper Salim!).
Jacob Upper Macungy.
Henry Di:Tench 'Ter. Upper .Milford.
John Drumbauer. North Whitehall:
Joseph Wetherhohl, Lowhill.
Paul NnalISS, Allentown.
(ieorge Friederich, Catasatiqua
David Kemmerer, Salsburg.
Daniel Henninger, South Whitehall.
Martin Kemmerer, Esq., Salsburg.
Jesse Klotz, Lowhill.
Jacob Schantz, v. Christian, L. Milford
Peter Meyer, Lynn.
Stephen Schlosser, Washington.
Daniel Buchecker, Upper Saueon.
John P. Goundie, Allentown.
Ephraim Troxell, Upper Macungy
Jonathan Trexler, Allentown.
Lewis Engelman, Upper Saueofi
SECOND WEEK.
Samuel Kistler, Esq.", Heidelberg,.
Edwin Keiper. North Whitehall.
Charles B. IWeber, I 7 pper Sattoon.
Benjamin Sentinel, North Whitehall.
CI B. Seheimer, Upper Milford.
Ja )h Remoly, Washington. •
Am Et linger. A lien I own.
Shoot AleytTr, South Whitehall.
, lo , tph : eel, 'Allentown.
David Ben or, Weisenbur7
Biehard IZ. • rs, A 1 •
William I locker, en town.
Reuben Cole. North Whitehall.
I'eter Lentz, Lowhill.
Israel Trexler, hoover.
Jonathan Diefenderfer, Lower Mactingy.
Enos Vit. Allentown.
Daniel Watuuntacher, c. Chrisiian, Lym
Reuben nttz, 'North Whitehall.
Jacob Wenner, Lower Macungy.
Owen Mom Lowhill.
Jos ph 11. Weidner, 'Upper Saucon.
Jacob !larder, I hidelberg.
John Hausman. Washington.
Ifenry Smith, Heidelberg.
Daniel Batumi% Allentown.
Joseph Baer, Weisenburg.
Jonathan Marks, South Whitehall.
Aaron Donal, Lynn.
James Kleckner, Allentown.
Geor g e Lucas, Allenty - wn.
John Haddon,.Lowe Mneungy.
Rohert McDoWell, ashington.
Willoughby Gabel; Lower Milford.
David Peter, Washi gton,
Reuben Schadt, Sou It Whitehall.
LETTER LIST.
George Acker, M. Backe, E. Franklin Butz,
Daniel Biery, Johnson Becker, Sarah Custer,
henry Coller, William Cannon, Henry Donnet,
H. Dennis, Solomon Dubs, Peter Dun, William
Dannee, Edward Doyl, Jacob Geisinger, David
Gold, John GrAlibi, Charles Glick, Hannah.
Hartzel, Gilbert. Hankins, J. K. Harris, Frede-.
rick linger. Mary Ann Kleckner, George Kaull,
Tilghman Kincait, E. Keiper, Henry Kranet,
Sarah Meitzler, Eliza A. Moyer, Mary Mullov,
Nathan Mink, Charles Minner. Jackson P.
Matts, William Munich, Jacob Nagel. Samuel
Rauch, Owen Roth, Eliza Jane Snyder,
Shantz, Reuben Small, Francis Sterner Mary
Scholl, Reuben Semmel, D. Ruraty, Levi Star
ner, Reuben Spinner, Polly Shaffer, Sarah Shu
bert 2, Moses Sharer, Fianna Troxel, Emanuel
Trexler, John Admit Waggle, Charles Wolf, J.
Zhntnernan & Son 2, Hugh O'Bren.
On the "rd of Deer, by the Rev. Mr. Vogel
bitch. Mr. CARL Ihmk. to Miss AmAlcoAjonn.l2;,
both of Lower Milford.
, Oo the sth of Dec., hy. the same, Mr. W.
PETER. 4L'ltElt, to MiSS MAMA ITUFI : ICP:I', both of
On the 12th ef Dec:, hr the Rev. 'Yeager,
Mr. Soi.omoN Kr oTz. toMiss lii TTY DI gl'EltioMl,
both of Long tiv, - :nnp.
in "Alincrsville, on the :'llth ult., the Rev.
Mr. Steck, Mr. A.mi):; Lmx•rz, of Matta Chunk,
to Miss Lons.t J. 111;11..N no, of - Minersvllle.
On the ith of RN-ember, by: the Rev. Mr.
Pub:;, Mr. llErnrx Leist:, to Miss REnEcc.k
13.tettmAx, both of Lynn.
Sline time since , iii Paulding cennty, Ohio.
JAmes r.NANDEn, soil of Joseph and Eliza
Daring, agsd nine year.i.
" Ere sin - Cotthl blight or sorrow Cule,
I atl. canto wi llt friendly care,
1, opening buil of I leaven conveyed,
And bade it blossom there.
Oh . la ral iS dear, weep not for me.
I am not dead, but sleeping here—
I am not yours, brit Christ's alone,
Q „1
Ile loved me best, and tool: me home."
On Friday last ,in Allentown, of consumptitm,
Wit:LIAM I lEsiti- 1111.1. y: Y . aged about 20 years.
On the -I th of Dec.. in Allentown, Main A. Gor.n,
consort of David Gold, aged GU years and 8
months.
• .
nom, pct• 1...1
Wheat, -
COll, -
-
Unis'
- -
Potatoe:3. -
Ham, per lb„
Sides, - -
Shoulders,
Lard,
Butter, -
Eggs per doz.
PTITL.k DELP' IT A :MARKET
FLoun—st might brands, - -
Western " - -
Coax 1\ -
FLorn, - - -
Onstis--White Wheat, - - •
Red, -
Rye, - - - -
Qom, White, - -
Yellow, - -
Oak, -
WHISKEY, -
PITILADELVIIM I tru:!.—Dcs . .. 1I .
The' in; of Beef Cattle this wick' have
been large and the denumd pii!e active. Prices
have ad va need from 50 to i 5 cents per 100 lbs.
The offerings comprise 1400 hea 1. which have
been 100 , 11 y disposed of at from 55 50 to 510.75
per 100 I lus. The latter for superior and extra
Mte. Alollt .100 head were taken for New
Ydrk. .rows remain without change. Sales
from SI hto IS, according to quality.
=I
I'l 5 ,•1 . the 'Thin! ,Indic i:.l
'i.ct 011'. rd , •l•valia, c urp, , srd ~r ihr• noun(
•,t N , •rii•arnpi-ii and and J'el‘r•
.ireeb r, As•-•clate
;he Court id (Joni:n o n P:ca, die e,.unt‘ , c.l I, e ,
1 11411, and liv villa.: or their. ellici•s
0.111 c.f ()v. ras I Trrinit.i.r and G. tietal Jail
deli ry. at..l (),•rdst ol iteral (2 [tufty
In and for :hp said county id I,elyt7h, have, I.y
iheir precept is nit directed, ordi red lil.ll a Our
-f (.2.l.trier Scssiius of the l'eace and Colum n
I'leas 'an I General Jail delivery anit p! •is
C••urt fir the said county or Id•nr01, he ni en at
.11Iento‘vn, on 'I'Vrt , I7,DAIC the 2.1 day DI January
next, to , tiltitintre'tnrt ‘veelcs.
NOTICE is therefore hereby even to the Jiii•
!ices of the Peace and Conssiable rcl the county
of 1 . .. hi:), that they are Ly the said precepts emu.
mantled to be there at ten o'clock in the forenoon
of said day n•ith.thoir rolls, records. inquisitions,
examinations, and all other remembrances, to do
those things whfch to their offices are Rrtnin.
ing, and also that those who are boon by 4.0,c0g,
nizances w prosecute against the prisoners that
are or then shall be in the jai! or the said county
of Lehigh, are to be then and there to prosecute
then) as shall be just.
Given under toy ham . ' in Allentown.th. 6.11
day of December, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fifivjour. •
NATUAN WEILER, Sherd
Sheriff's Office, Allentown, Dec. 13, 1854. 411
GM/ S VT!: TIIC COMMON W C.% LTII.
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: TR a IT
N.MW TnLilEt'S.l3ll7"
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rt cI) r ott ic,,
N 'NEW YEAR'S EVENING
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ie under-la:led, Itt 11,. has had some ex-1.-ri
ence in this liuc. intends giving a Germa n Bail
Mondav ermine. January Ist, New Vt ai's
evening. Knowing the taste of a respected ;1;141
honored public, he will leave nothing undone 10
satisfy all who will honor him with thei r .pre•
sence. '.i he best eatables the marlceis can pro,
duce wilt be procured, anal the choicest liquors
w be tendered, to call fot:h the best Ituuwrs of
those present. In anticipation via numerous
attendance, I remain your
Dec. 13,
The Subscriber, agent for the Managers cl
the liffn..tnEt.rini lloesn or Ittimm, is author
ized to receive applications from Farmers, Me
chanics or others, who may wisli to have child
ren, either white or colored, indentured to them
s apprentiees. The ages will Vary from seven
twenty years. In all cases, where the ap
licant is not known to the indenturing Com
mittee or the agent, satisfactory references to
persons residing in the City, will be required.
JAMES L. BARRY.
Office of the House of Refuge N. B. Corner el,
Arch and Seventh streets,Thiladelphia
December, 13
Lehigh Couniy•
horse Insurance Company,
Ta I I annual meeting, of the Lehigh County
-;" Horse Insurance Company, for the recovery
of stolen horses and detection of thieves, will be
held at the public house of Herman Paler, to
South Bethlehem, on Saturday the 6th 4ay of
January, next. •
Dec. 1::
MARRIED
il
DIED
EiM
ALLENTuIVN
(I.l:rd p..o,;Limakm.
MEM
Obaknt Servant.
l'llll.ll'
§-3w
Apprentices.
JAMES W. FULLER, Secretary.
t-3w
T'R PTV Sl' 1711P'l rl
AiL lab u_ .
-,yZsd 9.%C.iS .9
Meow er:z.c.7 Fegsiltiokife;;Te
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South East - Corner r,f and llttnillt en
Streets, a few doors IcierDresl:crls
I.:Mtber Yard,
A LEN - FM:7l:j', A
Tnr undersi;ped respeetfilly inform their
friends and the public trenerally, Iha they have
taken the establishment of :\ r. S. Blank. and
are now carrying, on the ('a Id net business in all
its various branches. Th-y are provided with
all the new awl ininroved machine' %. it the day,
and having, ,kiiind worl.:men, wilt Lu enabled
to sell good and handsome f: trniture as cheap
as can be sold anywhere. Their Store is on
the south-cast corner of Ninth and Hamilton
streets. near Dresher's Lumber yard, where
they offer a fine assortment of
Sofas, of variou; style; and patterns.
i v Side Boards. Seo•retarks, Wardrobes.
Ilurt;aus, of various pattern:; ; cup
boards of different kinds Card, Centre, Side,
Break fitst and Dining Tables - Bedsteads of dill
ferent styles and patterns, AS - ash-stands, Twist,
Small and I.ar:it Ilta;_rers, What Nuts, Music
stands, Soca Tables, Tea Tables, Oval and Ser
pentine Tables, ('hluef:e IS hat Nots, Fancy
Wm); 'fables. itcfre,lmn 1;:t "—•
Tete-a-Tetcs, From a D:vatt.:. •t•nerr,l as.:l-1.-
men( of Eiteitm l'urn:lare. en hand an.l mr,de
to order.
They em ,, ior al :.11 times not t- lint the
work
. .
men. tll ten p( -omdly to their
and will wal . . ant. all l'urnitnr e 01' t lu•ir manu
fa -tus 10 be mado of the 1 il;er::!1,. 1)r
-dun.; fin' Ware will and
attended to, and vi:•.•ls:•nt. out of die Bo
roln.lll, ;14-I.2"rar, •!• I.
They 4o make r all 1 ie:1; of •,1
earl iti:2. to v..1ti,:•11 they ; , :t)'ti:•nlarly invite the
attentien (f c:c l :inut „i 1„.„,„
BALL! ET
-
EOM
Mil
ov .
Ulu 1
.B.nothe Zlrriva,l
:17
1 , 0
87
7 75
Fi'es•li Fruits, Groceries, &C,
leave to state to the
citizens of Allentown. and the pithlie in
get oral, that he is thankful for the very liheral
up nt reeeivol, an:l wilicit in , lneell hint to
rnakt , Nill p,rcater efi 111 if y
their, by utret t iotg the czowity4 ih.sittahle
artieht; tit liit‘ 51T. , t , 11. It hic:i he has
reeeiveil ion New 'lot an
1:1)y1
1 9i
2 07
1 20
CV Ili .1 PPLE.C:,
(;inter. Litne,, an 1 ( 1 1.:' 1 1 1,•1:1r,4 in Lot tics.
l'oninto 11:w,ii h, Ihinl
pealt. , l till unlr ,. :ll ,, ll'e:wll-:, 1:1 1 , , r11 . ;•ii.:.
sins ill :111,1 hy onn 1. I)ricl
(',mails. I i l'r:inherrn (*nrolt„;;: , . Ai
:\lltit,;. to4,•tin r Nvith :1
for C;.11•16.
l 1/CC. 6
• A VALUABLE
TY
•
_i k i, •PlibliC R:11
Kill l‘o c:.,:.1 nt ru;.::.• : ..: . c:: . V... :o'..iv C.O
Ist day of January, 1:-. - A r,l 11( - • i. 11;::, 11,, , i.e
1.1 the tinder , i:mel in 11'a,illn,,;t0a low:1.-liip,
chigl: count v, a .-Thly:pli,l
. L ; Cc? '2TT (2.) 1, 1 (rt. 1, (7 2 ' i 7 :, 7 ) I D,
situ:i;Nl in sai,l towo.4.ip. n,lic , :nin:; Ifinq of
L-wnel S;. , n , in;:er . :lll,l l'e've l; all. , • , )nl:zini: , 2: It)
aere:4,,more or lc;;. nrg, m
, 0.1 na i,n,t. 1.6,1. wlt
ill siiitahleigil , k, witho.,..,•iitAit c..ii,, , ,:, np.ii of
which lictwcen 5 ril,l 11 It..re,-; are :a pre.4ent
sown with grain. The improvenwith; lilerLon
~.._..t , \
fat, consist of a two-story
---
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10+ 4 . . 1 DIVELLII.4 tiOrSl , :,
.171:1-.3;1s by 201. rt gool s:::1 1 .c, I 1)v 11. a
will with execil,nt \valet% al ,l ill laet eve r y
thile,:, iwee ,, ary I. conir,l:l. :1:1,1 0.111 jniono, j,
to be fi)un.l it tile lot. - It trill le. , co:111 , 110 he
a very aaital.de loc.atkal 1',... a 111:TilalliC, I.IOCLUI',
t. the Pantc , tines anti 1. 1 .3 cc tt iil ho sold
at pullic auctiou and varied a,sort
meat of
Crocel.3.
The condition.; ill Le male 'known on the
ay of :ink, and due attendance given he
Noy. ' )
ETTIIIZS of AdraMislratim havit..g. been
Zigranted to the toiderdgned in the estate of
Joseph llober, deceas..l, late of Uatasauqua,
Lehi' County, all rirsons bid e omed to said
cstam are request...l to ma he payment 6 avithin six
weeks or this 'date; and alt itarsotts having
claims against said estate , a•ill pl , ,1211( themoluly
authenticated, for se:re:Hem, wiCcdo the slur
specified time, ti rite andrrsigned adotioi.tramr,
who ran arall times be found at the smre of the
deceased.
Nov. 29
E-.3ls)Tir:ill .IS- -": 34 i.SI
PLANO PO:RTES.
rpnos E wishing beautiful and diti•allo Piano
1. Fortes, will find it much to / ''n• interest
• to examine Some of the above make before pur
chasing elsewhere. He has just finished and
now offers for sale. at the Malpffartory, No. 122
West Hamilton street; several splendid
. 11.1113CW130 4 31 . ana firt' s r
of Gi octave, with a fine tone and touch.
S. will be happy . to sill any orders dui public
may favor him with. llis prices are moderate.
ii - .77 - 11e also ofli•rs for sale a second hand
Piano Forte, 51 octave, which might answer
very well for a beginner
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C. M. R u n
.51iloriaeyal Law.
Office on 7th street, three doors North of
to Public Square, Allentown, Pa
August 23, 1554
DAVID . RCDI".
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11-31 n
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offics2fiom rchasers l
CALI. AND SEE
miv BHT, ME RAT AEI UP
rtS 4 :C=l"
‘-32 Fliamilton Street,
ALLE NTOWS, PA.
, tll) , eril.i.r tikes pleasure in announcing
1., public: that he has entered a new field
c t i , perattuns in the manufacture of
Es'ooffs cued Shoes,
at his "(Id stand," N. 21 fast Hamilton street
, om of the " Biz Hoot," one door east of the
g-rtnan Briertned Church, where he manufao
tarvs and salts at
6572ofesede and :Retail
nil hinds of fine and coarse fashionable gentle
men', boots and show. Also, all kinds of the
sitdes of ladies fashionable dress and other
, hors. Gentlemen's boots manufactured to order
from 52.50 105'8 00. Bow's and Children's Boots
from 51 :25 1.1 5.1 00. Ladies Dress and' other
Shoes :min 50 to 5`2 50.
The above articles will be sold at whole A
t
and retail, and one of the largest assortme 4
the trade: ever exhibited in Allentown will al ways
be kept on hand.
fiaI:CITS:ZPC evotomer
WO 0: kill always be attended to at the shortest
rn tier - . The latest New York styles of Gentle.
men's Fm.hionable Hoots made up to order, and
warrantrd to give full satisfaction. He has fit
his einpliT mt. of the most finished CUTTERS;
aml as f,,r . 11. 011EMEN, none but the best will
fia.templiyinent.
er;:i :471 clierchants
rartieularly invited In call, as we nre pre
p irrfl io supply them with a .4 homemade arii.
." far_ to any ever brought from
Van;see Land," and at prices very near if not .
Inn'. Therefore tiy home competition
and c vc u• - : a call. .
We hope in our new enterprise to see the
faces of our numerous old friends and hundreds,
‘ , IIICIII 1110 S, in whom we will always sell at the
lowest Cash prices.
!ashes' Press Gaiters, with and without heels,
up of French, f•alinn, English and Ammr..
tali L-I , tin 7 , of all colors and styles. 'Dress .
Bliees of Patent Leather, Morocco, Kid, French
Morocco, and Seal, black and fa'ncy colors, for
Women, Misses, Children and Infants. Ladies,.
7,1i,.e5, and Gentlemen's Gums, of all the fash,
ionaltlr styles.
.
Cl;" Repairing of all kinds done up newly and
expe.li:k.uo,y, and at prices that will dye full sa
lisfartion. " A. L. RUBE.r;dv. I. 111—tf
Orphan's Court Sale.
'i)Y . virtue and in pursuance of an order issued ,
tt rut of the Or; , han's Court of the County of
there will he exposed to public sale,
: - .ccurday the I Gilt day of December., at
O.fe afternoon, upon the premises, the
:lowing rl , cribett property, viz:
A certain messunge and lot of
2retin,!, n ith the appurtenances, situated in the
11.:1..1:9,n of Allentown, in the county of Lehigh.'
aforesaid, bounded on the cast by a lot of Jt3hn
1 . : , ,i11.7r, on the south by an Alley, on the west by
a lot of 11 , :nry Fenstertnaker, and on' the north
bt Wnlout street, containing thirty feet front on'
.;.L1 Walnut street, and in depth two hundred
and Hifi t; feet. The int proveincntßgrzgn artY
• , _ a hya.o%,
DVI E LUNG HOUSE,
2:3 fort from on Walnut street;
a... 1 JO to deep, ~ rich a lotchen adjoining, and.
er ~,, 11111',112,', an excellent garden, and also
1,1 " 2 - 1 • variv!Y or fruit tree:, tlrapc vines, &c.
Beino; the real estate of Thomas Wetzel, de
ecas,•4l, late of the said Borough of Allentown,.
and coon! aroreqaid.
MEI
nn the day at the place of sale, and due
wviidauce given by
jwiN VOUNC:,
Admr's.•
ANNA • WETZEL,
13v !h' Co .
t: N. Al lerzonn, Clerk.
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IvIlot.Ef;ALI: AND DETAIL
IN TOBACCO, SiilFE AND SEGAL'S:,
9 East Effmaiillilon Street )
ALLENTOWN, PA.
ri7111.: undersigned is happy to inform his nu
t melons Irwi's and theaublie generally,.
ti a he. has again commensfskl business, and'
:I 1 , now in stns: a largo and extensive assort (,! g02i1.1 Ilk line, among which are
h+l; )a hinds of inipcoe,l and domestic,
t t npreve,l
La Sultana,
La / inera,
SEGARS
I.qudreq,
Wilshington, Never *lied bev
1.1 Union, fore in this place,.
irnari, I and warranted.
Cuba Sixes, to give sa-
Ilalf Spanish,
S.iperior Common, J lion.
Also, CIIEWING TOBACCO, 32 kincliyine
eluding hoe Cut, ull kinds of Cavendish an&
PL,,, and a new and superior article of Fig
It:bacco. Also Smoking Tobacco and Snuff,.
of various kinds, together with a general
~ o rtnient of Pipes, Sze., All articles man
ufar..!tired by the subscriber.
.are of superior
,I , lality.
CL)--Country Merchants supplied al rater
lower than can be bought in Philadelphia.
iii want of Segnrs,'Tobacco, &e., are re
rp;es:inl to give hint a call before purchasing
eistrA here, as ho is satiefied he sells as cheap
as any body in the place.
Nov. 15
1 - ,12) MI al 13 t
ea
) 1 /*vs?'"
• ‘,
-1 e. ••s 11.1
• ••-,-b--.1
s
&VG eil• ILEII
ill mq; just received a very large assortmen
1,9 of FURS for Ladies wear, all of the latest
and most approved ..styles, which 'they will self
tit rrduccd prices. Ladies In want of these tira
des will du well to give us a call before . pur
chasing elsewhere. We have them ranging in.
price from $3 50 to $4O 00 per sctt. Also a full
assortment of Boots, §hoes, Hats, Caps, ho.
n'-Remember the place, No. 45 East Huai&
ion street.
Nov. 15
Job Printing,
Neatly executed at the " Register 9ffiee."
WM. H. ECKERT.
YOUNG & LEH.
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