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TrrDl CITY
Presentation.—On Thursday evening the
pupils of Miss Woodrlog called at her residence
and presented her with a silver goblet, as a token
of their appreciation and esteem.
war be Closed.—Owing to our national holi
day owning this year on Sunday, Monday, the
fifth of July, will be observed and all the business
houses in the city will be closed on that day.
New Drug fitore.—We see it stated that Dr.
B. F. HMIS and Mr. Jacoby, of South Bethlehem,
contemplate opening a drug store lu this city
shortly:
Knights of Pythias.—At a meeting held last
Friday,,cvenlng the following additional officers
were elected to Servo for the ensuing term :
W. 0,, Levi Behmoyer ; W. V. C., Alleu J.
Reinhard; G., Obadiah IJeberroth ; 8., Henry
A. Swartz; Trustee, B. F. Abbott. •
Our Band.—On Tuesday evening a meet
ing of the remaining members of the old band was
held and a reorganization affected. Peter Hanks
was chosen loader; Wm. 11. Sieger, President;
John J. AbelO, Secretary ; Chas. C. Abele, Treas
urer. The now organization has been styled the
" City Cornet Band of Allentown."
/Ira Department. —The Chief Engineer line
Issued orders that hereafter all cpmpanics will
muffle tbo belle on their hose carriages and not
blow tho whistles on their steamers while return
ing from a fire or an alarm of tire, and that racing
and slunnting while returning from n fire is strictly
forbidden.
A Diabolical " Spirit."—'.Cho "bewitched
boy" excitement having died away, a very un
gentlemanly " gbost" le now amusing himself by
pitching brickbats around promiscuously In the
vicinity of 81xth and Union streets. One of our
typos very narrowly escaped being bit with ono of
these missiles the other evening.
The excursion which takes place on Satur
day to Wilkesbarre, Is well worthy the attention of
all that Wish to enjoy a pleasant trip up the valley
at a very liberal rate. Such an opportunity may
not again. be presented this summer. To make
yourself certain, go and buy a ticket at once.
Read the advertisement In another column.
Election of °pers.—At a stated meeting of
Jordan Division, No. 380, Bone of Temperance,
bold on Monday• evening, June 28th, 1869, the
following were elected officers to serve the en
suing quarter:=W. P., George T. Young ; W. A.,
Rev. J. W. Wood; R. 8., Marcus D. Forrest; A.
B. 8., Chas. A. B. Broes ; F.-8., C. 8. Massey ; T.,
J. T. Burdge ; C.,- W. T. Morris; A. C., Wm.
Lochman ; I. 8., B. Robenold ; 0. 8., Edward
Henry; Chaplain, Rev. J. G. Sands.
New Direetory.—Messrs. bowman & Co.,
who have had many years experience In the busi
ness, are now canvassing for a business directory
of this city and county. The work will contain
the names and residences of every adult citizen of
Allentown, besides a carefully prepared list of the
farmers of the county. It has been some time
since a directory of this city has been published
and a work of the kind cannot fall to be appre
ciated.
TIM Bible Looking Glass.—The above work Is a
sterling pictorial book on the Bible, and family
instructor, whose tendency is to allure the young
to the study and practice of good things and to
guard them against evillntluences. It has Men
gravings, with each subject and picture explained,
and surrounded with references to the strong texts
of the Bible that throw light on the subject. Biz
books are bound in one volume. It furnishes ex
cellent reading for old or young and to every con
dition of the human life. An agent Is now taking
orders for the work and ho and his books are com
mended to our people.
Many Thinga.—Wilson Weiss has been op
pointed a police officer In the Sixth Ward.
Au examination of the pupils of the German
schools of our city will be held on Wednesday
afternoon next
The Lutheran conference of this district met In
St. Paul's church on Wednesday.
One evening last week the City Councils visited
the ball of the Good Will Fire company and par
took of a collation prepared for them by the com
pany.
Haverley's Minstrel Troupe will exhibit In
Kline's Hall, on Thursday evening of this week.
On Friday last a small child, name unknown,
was run over on Union street and hurt pretty badly.
Henry Becht was brought before Alderman
Beck, charged with a murderous assault upon
Anton Bausch. He was held In $BOO flail to an
swer at Court.
Rev. W. Notz, formerly of Gettysburg, has been
appointed Professor of German In Mublenberg
College vice Prof. RIIs, resigned. •
Win. Groesing was arrested for drunkeness and
disorderly conduct and fined two dollars.
John McGuigan got drunk and abused his fam
ily, for which ho was arrested and fined three dol
lars.
The Allentown band will play at brooch's
saloon, in Bethlehem on Monday next.
A young man up town threw a torpedo at a
young lady on the street last Friday, for which
little piece of fun lie was compelled to pay five
dollars fine. Rather expensive amusement.
College Commencement.—The second annual
commencement of Muhlenberg College was held
In the Court Rouse on Thursday. The weather
was most favorable and quite a number of people
from a distance wore piesent to witness the exer
cise:. Tho procession, In'iaded by the Allentown
Cornet Band, was formed In the morning on the
College grounds, and marched In the order previ
ously announced to the Court House. The pro.
ceedlngs were opened tip prayer by Rev. Dr. Shaffer,
of Germantown, atter which the exercises were
conduCted according to the following programme :
SENIOR ORATIONS
Latin Salutatory, G. D. Foust, Allentown, Pa.
"The Lehigh Valley," M. J. Kramlleb, Fogels
villa, Pa.
"It Matter Not," R. F. Weidner, Centre Val
EEO
JUNIOR OILILTIONEt
"Chapters from Nature's Text Book," J. J
Kuntz, Cherryville, Pa. . .
"The Fetters of the Eternal City," F. W. But&
lor, Reading, Pa.
a Art is Long, Life Is Short," W. K. Frick,
Lancaster, Pa.
"The Lessons of the Past," W. H. Kuntz,
Cherryville, Pa.
"Life, a Chivalry," 8. A. Ziegenfuss, Quaker
town, Pa.
" Boerntes and Paul," I. N. B. Erb, 011tunts
villo, Pa.
"Regulus," J. W. Rumple, Concord, N. C.
Baccalaureate address and conferring of degrees
by the President.
Valedictory, R. F. Weidner.
Benediction. '
All the students participating Lu the ceremonies
acquitted themselves In a htannor to cull forth the
encomiums of an appreclative audience, and the
whole proceedings reflect .credit upon the College.
• •
Smith's late .Dictionary.—The Edition of this
great work,leomprised In a volume of over 1000
pages
_octave, illustrated by 200, engravings and
m14)1'05 . 1141, behig Introduced by the i ltiv. M. E.
Cross.; "Lt‘contalis the late researches of travelers
in Bible lands, with every name In the Bible,
and accurate account of every custom, kingdom,
bird, animal, glaM., coin, utensil or . thing mon
tioned.in the Bible. It is capital for the Sunday
Schcal and Bible chMs.work, and Is adapted to all
P"susoions. • • . • :
This work has tho endorsement of all scholars,
and of the leading Divines of our country, as well
as Boy. Mr. Mnblenberg, and Mom Messrs. Wood,
Falls; fdlunig, Earle and others of this place.
Tho Agent and his valuable Woks are recoup
mended to our poople.
Commencement,—The co mtneiieement exer
cises of the Allentown High School will be tutu
title evening.
•
Ended.--The contract between the stock
holders of the Fountain Mouse and Roe. Mr.
Smith was annulled on Tuesday last by the action
of the latter gentleman.: Mr. Smith was discover
ed on the day mentioned in the act of sending his
goods to Now York and me log propardtions to
vacate without liquidating various debts ho had
contracted, but legal steps were taken by his cre
ditors to prevent the removal of the goods.
Suicide.—A German named e john Weiss
eller, employed In the lager beer brewery of Leo.
pold Kern, on Lawrence street, between Seventh
and Eighth,committed suicide on Monday or Tues
day by hanging himself. He bad been missed for
a day or two and search was made for him and on
Tuesday morning his body was found suspended
by the neck from the ceiling of the room. The
deceased was an unmarried man, about 95 years of
age, possessed considerable money and no particu
lar cause can bo assigned for committing the rash
act, though recently he has been downcast and de
jected in spirits. Coroner Bush was notified and
hold an inquest on Tuesday afternoon, and the
jury returned a verdict in accordance with the
above facts.
Notice to Subscribers.—Our subscribers are
requested to remember that wo have purchased the
subscription books of not REGISTER office mid set-
Hem ent of all back de well as advance subscriptions
must be made at this office. We have authorized
no one to collect for us. We give this notice, not
Luta dun, although money is always acceptable; but
Li the purpose of having our subscribers pay their
tridchtedness Into the right hands when they aro
ready to settle up.
Linderman d• Aims' Gold Medal Cycloyd and
Square, Pianos are considered by the most promi
nent musicians in the country a first-class instru
ment in regard to durability, fullness and bril
liancy of tone: They sell One Hundred Dollars
lower than either Chickering's or Steinway's ; are
In every respect as good, if not superior to those,
and are warranted for 5 years. Number of refer
ences in affirmation of the above can be given
front citizens of Allentown, Lehigh or adjoining
' Counties. Come and examine them at C. F. Herr
mann's Music store, 7th and Walnut.
THE COUNTY
CLOAED.—TIIO public school of CatasauqUa
closed for the Rummer vacation last Friday.
ROUTE AGENT.—The post office department
bas appointed Eugene J. Rise route agent between
Reading and Allentown.
Cam , 2tinwrtNo.—A camp meeting of the
Methodist Episcopal Church of the Lehigh Valley
will be held near Lehighton next month.
Cormr.—The schools of the borough have
been gmded and eight months will constitute the
term.
FATAL ACCIDENT.-011 Friday last an age
citizen of Bethlehem, named James Fry, was run
over by a train of cars on the Lehigh Valley mil-
road, In South Bethlehem, and killed.
INTERNAL REVENUE OFRICE.—The Fourth
of July occurring on Sunday this year, the offico
of the Collector of Internal Revenue for this Dis
trict will ba closed on Saturday, July Sd.
Cur Pm Cumarrr.—We have received a
copy of the above journal, published by a society
bearing that name In Franklin and Marshalleol
lege,'Lancaster. The paper Is a folio of twelve
columns and, in the eyes of a printer, is the em
bodiment of neatness.
REAL ESTATE Saims.—Dallas Dllllnger has
sold a vacant lot of ground, 183 feet front, sit
uate on Walnut street below Penn, to Aaron Eisen
bard, for VIM.
*elms. Good & Rube, real estate agents, Bold a
brick house and lot on Sixth street above Chew, to
Edward W. Reed for $2,100.
William F. Yeager has sold a lot on North side
of Gordon street, between Sixth street and Church
alley, to henry Becht for $l2OO.
TOBACCO DEcrstoN.C. Delano, Commis
sioner of Internal Revenue, having been requested
to give an opinion whether Bus cut made from
tax paid plug tobacco must ho stamped and mark
ed as other fine cut tobacco, has replied that it
must bo packaged and stamped the same as flue
cut tobacco manufactured directly from the leaf.
The fact that a tax was originally paid on the cav
endish or plug does not affect the liability to a tax
of the fins cut tobacco manufactured from it.
INDEPENDENCE DAY IN CATABAUQUA.—
On Saturday, July 3d, the anniversary of our na
tional birthday will bo celebrated in Catasauqua
with appropriate ceremonies. A street parade of
the various orders and societies of the Borough,
under the Mariamlahip of M. H. Horn, will take
place. The procession will march to a beautiful
grove in the rear of the town when an oration
will be delivered and the Declaration of Independ
ence read. The celebration will close by a concert
lu the evening and a display of tire works.
Malian Unrvisnerrv.—The Lehigh Univer
sity sent forth its first graduating class on Thurs
day. The University exercises and the inaugura
tion of Packer's Hall attracted a number of visit.
ors to Bethlehem and there was a general flatter
of excitement. The diplomas were presented to
the graduates by the President and addresses were
made by several distinguished visitors. The
Right Rev.T. D. Thantiogdou, Bishop of Central
New York preached the University sermon on
Sunday.
EDITORIAL EXCUIU3ION.—The annual ex-
Curalon of the Now Jersey Editorial Association '
to the coal region of Pennsylvania took place last
week. The party arrived In Bethlehem ou Tues
day afternoon and past the remainder of the day
in seeing the different objects of Interest around
that Borough . . On Wednesday morning they
passed up the Lehigh Valley, but did not stop
sufficiently long in Allentown to snake nu
extended exploration. Tho excursion numbered
two hundred and fifty persons, representing ne.arly.
all of the one hundred and two newspapers in the
State. The party was under the guidance of Mr.
Chas. Tomlinson and Mr. John F. Babcock, Presi
dent and Secretary of the association.
LAY REPRESENTATION.—The vote of the
members of the Methodist Episcopal Churches in
this and other Staten, is now being taken upon the
question of lay representation. The election Is
held under the direction of the preacher In charge,
and two laymen appointed for the purpose by the
Quarterly Conference. All members In full con
nection, of 21 years of age and over, are entitled
to vote. This Includes both male and female
members. Within ten days after the election, the
result of It must be reported by the pastor nud his
lay associates to the presiding elder of the district,
and he must report the result In each church of
his district to the presiding bishop nt the ensuing
session of the annual conference. So far as the
vote has been taken It is In favor of lay represen
tation by a large majority. The vote of the mem
bers has no direst reference to any plan ; the
adoption of the principle only goes to them for de
cision, the plan will be fixed by ,the general con
ference at its next session. The subject is attract
ing much attention In the churches, and the mem
bers are urged to turn out In their strength and
cast their votes for or against the measure.
REPO= OF COAL transported over the Le
high Valley Railroad, for the week ending June 19,
1869, compared with same time last year : •
For Week. For Year.
Total Nahanoy • 4,1144 05 130,5.50 08
" Beaver Meadow.— 1,969 10 170,120 08
" Manch Chunk 124 04
" Upper Lehigh 7,500 16
" • Hazleton 497,139 00
" Wyoming 153 01 186,137 07
6,466 16 091,638 03
...68,346 12 1,231,616 08
Gmud total
Same time 188$
Decrease
LEIIIOII VALLEY IRON TRADE.—Pig iron
transported by the Lehigh Valley Railroad Co. for
the week ending Juno 19, 1869 : u
From
Carbon Iron Co
Lehigh Valley Iron Co
Thomas Iron Co
Lehigh Crane Iron Co.
Allentown Iron Co
Roberta Iron Co
Glendon Iron Co
Bethlehem Iron Co
Other Bh .....
Total
CIIANGED 11A2D13.—The tteliding Daily
Times, recently published by Iluokstalter and
Rhoads, has been purchased, by J. Kuehl? . Lt, Co.,
the proprietors of the Becks and
The Times has been enlarged and tho' ty;x)graplil
cal nppearanco is excellent.
COLLIBION.—On Monday the Express train
due at Allentown at 3.20 p. in., collided with the
pusher about two miles above the Junction on the
East Penn. Railroad, doing considerable damage
to the latter. The express train was detained
for several hours In *sequence, but as far as we
have learned no one was hurt.
RETURNED.—Woodruff F. TIOX6II, sou of
J. S. Troxell, of Whitehall Station, formerly of
Mt. Bethel, Northampton county, has returned to
Lis home after an absence of over four years.
During his absence lie has visited different parts
of South America, the Sandwich Islands and Cuba.
In the latter Ito had been prominently engaged
during the last nineteen months In the struggle
for freedom. He relates many thrilling Incidents
concerning Cuba and the revolution.
NEW PROCESS IN PRINTINO BANK NOTES.
—George T. Jones, an engraver of Cincinnati, has
perfected and patented n system of printing bank
notes, which, it is said, defies counterfeiting. Ile
prints on unsized paper, which is well known to
tnko the clearest and. sharpest impressions, and
then proceeds to apply mechanically a sizing per
fected by him, which having been set by sub
jection to a heat of 200 degrees, is henceforth Inso
luble rind Irremovable without destroying the im
pression beneath It, and thus leaving the paper
nearly white and wholly illegible. The colors,
being wisely chosen, cannot be photographed, but
are japanned, as It were, and laugh at the most
Ingenious and S , klilful efforts to transfer, which can
remove only by effacing or destroying them.
MISCELLANEOUS.—Prof. Mathias 11. Rich
ards of Muhlenberg College, delivered the oration
at the second reunion and annual exercises of the
Reading Iligh.School on Wednesday Inst.
A city paper says that raspberries are coming
Into market In such quantities as to warrant the
expectation that the yield will be as large as that
of the strawberry crop, now rapidly disappearing
from the market. The first offering are the wild
berry, nearly black in color. The cultivated vat
rleties will soon be In the market In abundance.
John W. Anderson, a brakesman on a local
freight train on the East I'enn. Railroad, bad the
forefinger on one of his bands mashed while cou
pling cars at Lyons Station,on Wednesday.
Cornelius Acker, of Rittersville, while returning
front Allentown to his home, on Saturday after
noon, lost a roll of money amounting to MO. A
reward of fifty dollars is offered for its recovery.
The, debt of the school district of Catasauqua is
$10,500, and the estimated value of school build
ings, grounds, furniture, &c., Is 848,000.
The flouring mill at Bethlehem, which was de
stroyed by fire last spring, has been rebuilt and Is
now in operation.
The amount of State and , County tax levied in
Lehigh county for the year 1800 is 8120,103.98.
The Grand Lodge of the order of Knights of
Pythias will hold their next send-annual session in
Musical Fund Hall, Philadelphia, some time next
month.
OUR NEIGIMORS
—A. recent strike among the laborers on the
Colebrookdale Railroad proved tinsucce:ss f al. They
went to work the other day, at the old rates of
wages-41.75 per day.
—John K. Smith, Esq., for over a year eni
.ployed as local reporter for the Daily Eagle, has
relinquished the situation, and is succeeded by
Charles N. Nicholson, Esq., a gentleman In every
respect well qualified.
—The palatial summer residence for invol
untary boarders, that Is now being erected In East
on Is approaching completion. Vulgar folks call It
a Jail, but It Is really a pleasant bird-cage—hence
we call the Inmates jail-birds. The roof Is now
on and the walls arc being plastered.
—Easton is just now troubled with a violent
attaek of Sabbath-breaking. We hope the Theo
logical doctors will be able to relieve the patients.
—An old but. good looking bachelor of
Easton had a pair of gold spectacles voted him at
a late fair, and a committee of manageable ladles
waited on him to see hint try them on, and see
whether he could see new charms, before un
discovered, In any of them, that would lead hint
to repentance and a new (married) life. We are
sorry to Say although he tried the specs on, the
obdurate old chap is incorrigible. Ile ought to
bare his wig pulled.
—All the Colleges are busy just now in di
plomacy. We see that Muhleuberg College in
Allentown has had commencement exercises.
Then nearer home, Lehigh University in Bethle
hem diplomatized some students on Thursday.
LaFayette comes later, in July, preparations are
being made to render he next commencement
great success. One cannot avoid the thought that
the Lehigh Valley is to be foremost In the ranks of
Scientific Educational enterprise, when we see that
at Easton, Bethlehem and Allentown we have first
class colleges.
—What is a box ? Th 6 best legal acumen of
Easton bus been pondering the matter during the
Mot week. The Express Co, has erected a—well,
we don't know what to call It—a box or a structure
—and the borough brought salt against the Co.
for obstructing the pai•ements. The town conten
ded that It was a box, therefore an obstruction.
The Co. contended that It was a structure and not
a box because it had no bottom. In order to get
a tine, the Judge decided that It was a box, and
the Express Co. pouted up.
—The question of the day is, shall we cele
brate the 4th of July on the hl, or the sth ? At
present appearances we will have no public cele
bration at all In Easton.
—Thursday June 24, William Mutchler was
admitted to practice at the Bar of Northampton
Co. Ile Is a young mau of much promise.
—The County Agricultural Fair (Horse
Race, we mean) comes off at Nazareth, Oct., sth,
6th, 7th and Bth.
—The Washington Fire Company, of Eas
ton, has decided to purchase a third-cloho Autos
keag steamer.
—Rev. Thos. Reardon, of et. Bernard's
Church, Easton, will sail for Europe‘next Thurs
day, for the benefit of his health.
—Northampton Co., and Lehigh nise i we be
helive, went solid in the nomlnnting convention,
for Geary. DEL/WAIM
Jloura at Home for July contains the first chap
ters of a new story .by Miss Manning, entitled
"Compton Friars," which will be contniuctl 'each
month and be completed In the December number.
"Christopher Kroy," a story of New York life, le
~e outinued, and the whole contents this Month are
Interesting. Published by Chue. Bchribncr & Co..
054 Broadway, New York. Terms, $3.00.
The Herald of Health contains many articles
which cannot fail to be of great benefit to these
who have a duo regard for their physical welfare.
Terms, $2 per annum. Wood A: Holbrook, pub
fishers, 13 and 1p ',night street, New York.
The Phrenological Journal' contain', a portrait
and sketch of John Lathrop Motley, our new
Minister to England and numerous literary and
scientific articles of interest. Price three dollars
a year. Address 8. R. Wells, 880 Broadway, New
York. , .
Good Health.—Wo have received . the . second
number the periodical bearing the above name,
and as its title indicates is devoted to articles of a
hygienic and sanatory nature. It also contains a
variety of instructive and entertaining papers on
other subjects. Published by Alexander Moore,
21 Franklin street, /k)ston, at $2 per year.
Thinking that a line from this beautifully lo
cated town might interest you, we thought we
would idtrude upon your columns.
We have been to a state of excitement during the
past weak, over the antics of Orme, the convicted
murderer. The prisoner has again been trying
the insanity dodge, and came very near escaping
from prison on Monday week. The Jeffersortlan
says that ho has gone to work raising cults In the
contracted limits of his cell, which shows au agri
minaret tendency In Olllle. We do not think that
the prison authorities will be insane enough to be
gulled by this transparent Insanity of Orme and
send him to thO Asylum, whence it would be easy
to escape by murdering one or two More men.
The summer influx of visitors has already be
gun and many New Yorkers, who know where - to
And comfort for their families, may, be seen In
town. Btroutleburgh has a deserved reputation
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EASTON, PA., JUIIC 29, 1869
LITEBARI
CORRESPONDENCE
BTROUIMIJUItOII, June 26, 1866
for lainithfulness, beautiful scenery, nearness to
Delaware Water Dap, &c., that makes It very
desireable as a dog day's resort.
We are sorry to tiny that the rresbyterian church
In this plaice, vacant since the, Rev. B. Everitt's
resignation, Is yet without as pastor. They haven
kettle of lialt in the congregation anal its a very
pretty one. We hope they will fry the fish and
bury the hatchet at the feast.
The Methodist church, under Rev. Mr. Ridge
way, is getting proud, and are adding improve
ments to,their building In the shape of a new front
with a tower and at spire, which will make it the
second handsomest church In town.
The new Lutheran church is nearly finished and
and looks very well, 'only a little out of proportion,
it Is not deep enough for the frontage, therefore ,
does not correspond. It has n spire at one corner,
surmounted by a cross, and a tower at the other,
very much cut off and having a " chuncity" ap
pearance. Its frontage we should guess was about
04 feet and its depths not over 70 feet, which from
the side gives It an undue proportion.
The Society of Friends have Just erected and
finished a new Meeting House, which shows that
the Stroudsburg Friends belong to the " Progres
sive Sect." The building Is of brick, two stories
high, and the tipper room Is painted a plain yellow
and nicely varnishetand has a gallery, the lower
portion is .divided Lao a week-day school and a
room for generhl meeting of the Society. They
expect to hold services there to-morrow.
A number of line Improvements are going on.
Mr. Stngtnaster is completing his handsome resl-
Stroudsburg lacks one thing, and that" prevents
It from the rapid Increase of most railroad towns
and that is, it Is not a railroad town. It is more
than lumile from the station and quite a little vil
lage Is growing at the station, witt line stores,.; e.,
which are taking away the custom and doing the
business that should be done in the " burg" Itself.
Water can't run up hill, neither can a town run
away from a railroad and increase. Towns grow
towards railroads and alWays will. DELMAR.
o;eresponden , Me Lehigh Regixter.
LIFE AMONG THE SWISS ALE'S
Vllltalia, SWITZRILLAtiII, Jane 0, IWP.
There Is smoothing so strange connected with the life o
Swiss oltepherd, that it seems almost fnbulous, There
Is a world of plettnilig romance and poetry to tho very
name, inakitig it appear more drennilike (lion real. Like
reminiscences of long formitteu age, We randpt to look
op. it in the light it( all that In quaint, pore,' nod
beantifol, tool picture to ourselveo scenes of mountain
mountain nd fe, ttt the thought sent hich we feel the cool
air to through itur, and NCO forget that,
lovely us It 11my appear, It too has Its tolls, Its dangers
w
and Ito privations. Ono who sees the Alps no painted
by the artist, who looks upon the imposing landscape, the
g turbots sunrise and sonnet seeitelt, who was struck with
the strange costumes of the peasants, elm their picture..
Inns; nestling here and tier,aniung the wild crags, tufty
be imbued by the spirit of poetry, and Chilean of beelien
rine
romanticm whic in reality do not exist, and yet More
Is a alibi In i l lto Ilfo of a Solos shepherd,
In the lowittuds of Sw it:twitted the hardy but honest old
na toe of farmer is gradually dying 011 lwealwe lie Is there
surrounded by the llMllries of a wealthy peeople, and sees
the world moving gratuity onwerd, mud knows soul feels
that Ins part of that progress. It Is silly ell the moun
tain heights that the farmer ran he found, where, shut out
no It were from the world and the enjoyment •of Its com
forts he leads a life as nomadic an th et of the )lougollan or
Tartar. Scattered among the crags and Peaks of tim AlPs•
eccesslble only through narrow pathways that momenta.
lead over glaciero or along the brink of (rich tf ttEprecipiceo.
Ile the pastures where the herder speeds three or four
Le
of the uol streamct life the r, from whence
he sends &two it of wealth lulu huevalley.
In Bavaria and the I...elates of Atottrie herding Is the
work of the women, while io Switzerland It falls to the let
of man. Like the patriarchs, Ilse wealth of the Svviso far
now Ilesriucipally in his cattle, which. as II forms Ike
noareo Of p Illn stilednteliCe, is the object of his greatest cure.
Ilia pesitiolt also In the community Is ascertained by the
number of Ido [lucks.
Like all other villages, our fifths vitiate. have their
lava bunlnenn, nom of trade, cantlepoll om do "cale tali nd
evett village Tlw owners not go
on A los.' Seine hire their Pastures to herders, ur as is
(refito . utly the case, give their cattle lu charge of a she' ,
herd, Who pastures Mein upon the pasturing of the cent-
Ily regulation or law relating to farmers, the
ttttt fibers of the herd decides Oslo whether tho owner most
go up Into the Alpo or not. Ile Is not allowed to cot scree
before n giveu Owe, generally during the taunting of July
or August.
Those ‘c Ito have given their cattle In charge of a shep
herd el ttttt se a certaitt time se lit•ti to go op and mown.° the
milk each row gives daily,so as to ascertain the amount
if c.v. and butter that falls to his lot, the herder receiv
-Ing either 0 compens w ation or part of the products for his
are and trouble,, Another-law Ix that hich requires not
Alps to be kept in order. For this purpose each commu
nity fleck tot overset•r or " nottintaln police," who.
especial duty it is to " respect the Alps, acid keep them
free from stones ur rubbish Mut nuty Ile Wanlied 5105011 from
the higher peaks, nod tu protect them agate. wild hay
gatherers. • "Flte remittal°. enactede As are ft pert of the
v illago code of laws, which are by the wise heads
of the village, toot can be revised at Will. Yet sit long es
,'Clainy snit the CilliVeultinCe of
erectth villagero, they ore
"g law . , awl the Pollee In th o enforce them. It
to the alio of toe ttttt police" to beep In the good
graces of the village magnates, and woe be 10 him tele ,
trnsgresses!
Cold and cheerless hits
a wiett•r opread mantle over 11111
nd dale; Kook to their gables lie the struggling villages
buried inn sea of snow. Here and there thin streaks of
blue wood smoke, issuing from the elthimeys, curl slowly
cation lilting cold air. At times like theoe, thecoinianni
co betweeo the villages cut oil; end toren where the
' , Mt.'s of no • same village tire seattereit, site neighbor
sees nothing of another save the smoke from the chimney.
Yet, Imitated no they may be, there lo u merry no well as
busy life inevery home, and the bout of the oPinning
wheel It 4 111..41 early not lato. The long winter nlghto aro
than Whiled away, 1111111 at last Ile dawnof the long
tt Waited spring breaks once more upon them. Green agate
Man. Wood and Ileld, green are the slopes. the valley. end
ales, the 111011 Muhl otreitins maw swollen by the melted
snow .1 1 arkle In the sunlight; green are Ito Intake, and
decked whit wild Hewers. It is June, the villages lot.
bestirred themselves, anti the herder In happy, for Ito can
wander hack again to his Andes home.
few daysago he it. been Up to repel,. the chalet end
romi. He feels that the eyes of the village are 1110011 him.
Wei Is already &Nowa op In his best. Ills but band is
strit . k full of wild Hewers while tong ends of various Col
on. ribbons ot ream from it. 1110 etittree 1111101 shirt Sleet . .
sire rolled op over his elbewo, exposing a pair of mu..
tar sat uhurut art., 0 fiery red jacket that canes to a dead
halt immediately tinder htt rl tit, flaif blue Inch
pants extending to the second i rib, exPo ft
slogr
oo hen ,if
old rt between pants and jacket. a Pair of rough hub-mates',
whiio, and the Incise is complete. The cows have been
washed sad cleatt.4l. tind their her. decorated with
wild dowers. They seem to biota . Mat 51149 . are sonic to
the rich, delicate pasturt . o, and anti Junin, shalt'.
the bells lint ore stmloottled (rein leathern hands itrollisl
their itecko, to in every way express their delighi•
Around the necks of three or the largest cows huge bells,
almost a foot in diameter, have been integ, to bell the car
avan through the vitro gat with to much et.° as possible;
tool now, Own, the train is forming. The farmer, k flow
ing himself to be the most important persottage of the day,
llies hither and thither to set the train lit marching order,
and succeeds lit creation con funiett soul dimorder With a
precision truly laudable. At last the prileennieu in formed.
First Conies the herder Willi o till lk Cauldron me Ids back
then follow the three cows With the big hells, then an as•
sistaitt with stone other household otensils, then cows,
goats. and lit soine instances the Moo, then another
ssistant or two, carrying other necessaries on their hacks.
Perham , the Itertier'o wife k with him, who generelly
follows ( bantling te rear with a cradle on her bead containing
ft puma herd... Hoinelintes the whole village go
an Into the naltiliter h uge,leeringßu to t heold
oleo tool women as welchers beltitol. Everybody, Yoang
and old, assemble bt see the preceoolon; the village school
into beet. cl.ed for the occasion; ever) eon wall" h o "‘",°
the sight, Theo the teal. Mono eat of the village
ouch an unearthly noise as may not well be lumgmem
There Is a null of jlngleo,jingles—gong gong—bah—mew
—" latuderbach halt iris l 1 strompi verloren, Jo-lie
Jo-Iter ' all trying to slug and itecountiodate each other In
oleging. All the wrongs and grievances are forgotten for
Norther. All hitt Its W 1,411101; " happy .1 ournel,
safe return, • •111141 11 11.1 I 10.41 11 nail dust their:do naves
slowly and with 1111 possible toil. imointainwardo.
Among them, ennobling. stalks the lawful Brigham of the
atabh—the boil. Te-day be tx the laUghilig chick of file
whole village; hellts the one•legged milking stool dressed
with hewers fastened betweeu his bents, and looks more
like a unicorn than an on.
If it is a Catholic region, and the priest lives In the vil
lage, the whole train stops before his house to receive Ills
benediction. It
re Imo lOW a moment to bless men, COWn,
pigs, sheep and all, and awas h they 110,,ncreegliing and
otltteallog, bolting, instimbing, jingling and roariug as if
the blessing had done them a world of good. Th., then,
OW) * go away to the Alpo, tool for three end four months
to ciao the echoes glee bark the song of the herder and
the jingle of the hertl'm hello, which, I file.
constitute
the romance tool poetry in the herthett
Far away lit the wild solitude of the high Alpo, nestling
in a scut of rich green herbage, perhaps alone, perhaps In
company of several. either out opott an open plain, Or
[treadling underneath an overhanging rock, uninviting
&e .keel, ery and sent, Is Ow home of the Coustruct
ed mostly of logs, like the log cabins on the Wooten; Kan;
rieo, or resting opott a rude stone foundation;rateheo and
relmtched, Its appear ace Is us rode as It Ix comfortless.
ltx Imo 11101 es I . ov reed roof, weighed howls with stollen to
protect it amtittxl the fierce winds' hunks shrivelled and
warped. Is ears off rota 1401111 and siloW,
frost and $l.lOl 0 ' 'MVO al Vell to the Wltillo Charred atm
blackened aspect.
It Is here that the weary traveler, after wandorlug half
bewildered towing the Atonesand rocks, over Milo and
dales, half fattilolted and almost dylug from thirst, hears
herder. jingle of the cow belle anhenry voice of the
It Ishero that lie finds relief If ds It, or can
quench his thirst its a bowl of pure, (mob, delicions Monti
lain cream, ouch ex lie gods not lu the itiNt lauds,
In places where impreventeuto have berm made, the
border Ittio stables for Lis cattle to shelter them during
storms tool cold oighto t bait all is generally the Case the
uncle:its fir trees most shelter It, beneath their wide
spreading brancheo. The same shelter the herds of their
forefathero found, they find ninV. NO matter how mere.,
the nights or 101 W and Ille Morin. the poor frlghteued ord
inals find lieto other shelter than that which nature pro
vides. The herder will not monprelteud why all) . Improve
ment ohoold Ito made, where °Otero have lived yeatra and
year,. before Witt 111 1110 alas way. Sio, that would be
Imposolble. Why 11 would boom. common talk of Me
mdtrltherit oo d , " leech. Is getting proud, he Is ashamed
of the good old ways, he builds stables for kis cowo, next
be w 111 have silver milk buckeis. "
Surrounded sae tho cabin Is by a era of mud, It naturally
follows that it bespattered with it, nearly to the roof,
while the smell arising from It may be Auld to be Willy
Swiss. The pigs here wallow to Mewl ...to' colitellt, end
II in they Ilene are the first to greet the c,lnltor With a long
store of surprise, with a grant ut the filte or tt ...I then go
minettling roattil the corner of the hut, to renottlt mato ho
" next move. " Ana general thing the entrant. to the
chalet lends at once to all the "apurtnieuto," kitchen,
pantry, .1 le a manger, sit•eVut and clothing, all cotnblit
ed in one dark, gloom', ante 'y rant. NO door slat
which nature provided end that ut the muddiest of mud.
Tito Ilmt thing which ettract. ones elle:Olen is on Immense
rode .0110 hearth, denoting bY Its sire Its itePortanee.
From au iron ant fastened la Rik upright poll at Its side,
Imago a huge kettle, holding at least tiny ga11... Ilene
the milk heated in, and the Mundell. of that delicate
Swifts clwrse laid. Fastened to the wall liko a trap door,
fordcapable of being let dOWII Or tartled up, its a tilender
Womb which serve. an It table along' (beside where there
Is Alllnclellt room, Is a rough wooden bench.' These with
ths wnudru spool, Sc., the apparel. of lb dairy and
rouged like carpenter tools In notches along tho wall, coll.
stiteto Mettle& °editor Umbel, It Is here we s.the her
der guile n different personage from the Ono WO raw in the
Valley. Ills gay costume Itax vaitiolied. Its In nary at
tired in a dirty pair of linen pants, which display the Ste
cuputiou of tho stable, a aldrt that statobt not behind In
dirtyness, pair of clutterieg, rattling woeden shoes. no
stockings, a small loather cep, while fume ludicates a
luck of soap and water. - le lie a 05111011 e, a mall Croce
above the door is net wanting, with a small bottle or hely
Water bent•allt It, where lie eels bin finger and describes a
cross on Ida forehead, every morning when he rises, and
I solemnly affirm, that while reaming through the Bauer
bodes, MO only whitish spot Peaty often a herder's face,
there was a cron fin hs forehead. Aft to'the smoke hih
rises continual o ly from i the wood fire, under the kett w le. c It
may see how It escapes into the open Mr, the door in left
apes for its care. t Innumerable chloko and hales In the
roof and sides of the cabin, stem' al it. disposal. Is the air
clear and thin, the smoke Ix soon dissipated. but should
It rata or sooty, the smoke evioces a preference fur the in
side and the herder enjoys the pleasure of groping about
is Cutest Impenetrable smoke.
In a small shed, under which the cows ere generally
milked, Is the " couch." of the herder tool his help. •
straw bag, and blankh ts of 1015011 sheep skins, constitute
the beds upon which Ise " Iles In healthy repose.'"
The toll of the herder Is Indeed arduous. Ile ban dally
sixty to seventy cows to milk and to care for, be Itax gen
erally only two assistants, ono to help him to prepare the
cheese, mud OOP to tend the GOWN While pasturing. Smoo
t
h... lie has a home at Ills disposal but Oda is seldom the
orteatimea the pastitrett lio beyond ft glacier, on
paths where death follows him at every step. Its most
gills pathway is the slippery now., strew It with sand to
afford safer footing, Tito finnan's will not trust upou it,
It Is then that Ito Ix compelled to lift them with ropes Ilk°
bales of cottou over precipices. Having saw gotten to the
pastures Ito has as much 11.110 can do to prevent the wattle
from falling Into chasms. Should a atom storm arise, be
onfaid leave 61s calling. bat mu. be out in retuned snow
and cold, and often for days he Is net to the skin. There
aro Rome o( the hardships of a herder ' s life. Where is the
rumance,and poetry of It? CLIARLEd MOUE.
CITY NOTICES
Try It.—lf drink you• 'must, always call for
Wise's t,ttO or portei, hnd WI not only encourago
your hotno manufuctureu, .but you imbibe, that
which will not ha !Options tb you. • ,
There will be it total eclipaeof tho omi on the
7th of August. It will be visible throughout the
United States. The eclipse will last overall hour,
commencing between 5 and o'clock in.the'even
log. But this will not Interfere with the sales of
neat goods dt Schreiber Brothers' store, next door
to the Bank. This store eclipses all others In sell
ing goods cheap and the very kind of goods needed.
Give them n
Allentown has an extensive china and glassware
establishment whore as great a variety and as low
prices can be found as in the larger cities. We
refer to the new store of Richard Walker, No. 40
West Hamilton street.
Sheet Music, Books, Music Port Folios, Strings,
or anything belonging to a regular Music Store,
can be had cheaper than anywhere else, at C. F.
Berrmann's Music store, cor. 7th and Walnut
streets, Allentown. •
One Millman(' Pianos of Haines & lirother, New
York, were sold In one year. Not only aro they
the cheapest piano in the market, ranging from
8375 to 8500, but have given universal satisfaction
throughout the country. Only for sale at C. F.
Herrman's Music store, 7th And Walnut.
BUSINESS NOTICES
More Economical, Remarkable Certainty of
prompt union, to foct,.every good quollty gournuteed
for Ws. S. A. ALLEN'S Improved Curio etyle) noir lir ,
otoror or Dressing, (In al. bottle.) Every Drugutot noltn
It. Price One Dollar,
-An Invaluable Preparation.—The atteution of
our readers In directed to the advertisement of Dr. L. Q. C.
Wlshart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, for the core of Consump
tion of the MMus, etc. This Invaluable preparation has
met with such an Increased demand during tho past years,
tho proprietor has found it necessary to Increase the tacit
tics for manufacturing, and has now ono of the largest
Laboratories In Philadelphia, and has recently removed
his salesroom to thu largo and commodious store. No. 2t6
North Second Street, Philadelphia. SoMe of tho largest
Patent Medicine dealers In the United States say tho de
mand for Whitton's Pine Tree Tar Cordial it greater at tho
present limo than any other Patent Medicine in thin coon
try.
Scrofula, Salt Rhentn, Skin and Female Dleeasee.
Warranted cu red.—See testimonial t
SAMant - IIY Toarnanre, Lehigh Co., Oct. It, Ming.
It to with a grateful feeling that I feel table to tnnko the
following statement - for the benefit of those who are suffer
ing from Scrofula and other Chronic Diseases. My wife
lind been suffering fur several years from tumors or
swellings on lief neck which after a time would gather
and discharge matter, leaving n rosining sure. She bad
been treated for more then a year by most eminent PhYsl
titans w Meant receiving may pertnnuent benefit, her disease
becoming worse, until she had live of these running sores
on her neck, -afloat I employed Dr. 11. D. Lawmaker, under
whose treatment she commenced to improve very fast, the
sores eta her neck to heal, and taller unplea.ut and dis
agreeably symptoms gradually to disappear, until her
health was restored, which was lu about (mar months. I
feel perfectly justified, after having tried the treatment of
other physicians in recommending all those who are suffer
ing from Scrofula or Chronic Diseases to Dr. Lougaker fur
medical treatment, with it firm belief that they will be sat
isfied, benefited and cured thereby, no my :wife has bees.
(Signed, I JAMES DARNER.
Dr. 11. D. Longnker's °Mee in on the East side of Sixth
street, between Ilatullten and Walnut. Allentown.
Pain Paint wilt. Stop -Pain when Doctors Pail.
Wolcott's PAIN Will& lit and if you have Catorrl
recollect that Wolcott . .. ANNIHILATOR, plot hottle4 w
eradicate this dimgusting disease, root and brooch. 8'
pints, free of express charges, for 41.1, or one plot of Wu
colt's PAIN PAINT. Address Dr. W01...TT, 170 (Imam'
Nunn.. N. Y. Solon bottles sold at all 1411 g-stores.
Ifr. Se'hectz : I have used the BITTERS I obtained
from you umlaut' them to heal they are recommended to ho.
fOund (MO bottle to afford me considerable relief, .1 feel
an though I cannot do very well withont them under any
present state of health.
D. •311:Nang, No. 144 South Sixth St., Philadelphia.
faster Baptist Pa...yank Church.
a not
Iffiher c r Ria ol d S m UETZ'S standing advertisement ha
LIE
WK
" It T4L 4 ,„ N r t r . t i r ' e h e ' lr/ r j l rffrtt „Ylra47l 4 ll t / 8 / 4 ., Wi ' eq
rattle.
WI. 111AVR 111144141STYLRA 4 4 •4 4 441)111 . 1111 1 4 ,4 . 144 setturei
to ICI, +A and d nhlohloroerip sniffed 010,11Cinn , f $lO.
n VV. YRKTA j Rl44l(lar goods reduced tole
WI) RAVI: VIOTTI, 1•4 4 04,41MR11R, Trieot. Pig..., and nthe
rtyleft(sark stalls reduced to
$1
tale (tapir present inane.
Tune ARV. 14CRPLUX 000, 4 11, and in w ire to ur mega
for annortment of tints desire g 110118: we hat
therefore mot s•ed 14, OW.' thnn ant at primes atom
naeottotted They are all good, nonont, ettsfrabl
goods
St ell A rllliNrlt FOR liAltoßl4e 141 reldolli OPrrel
Half Atythbe”tutsottiett 81101 4 .1.00 & CO..
Towrn 11AI 1.,
&All. streets. No• 518 M / A Ithrr Frit/E A T,
.1111.11141:1-PIII
jr1 4 1.1411 4 414 N 44 1100 1141 V %I. SETT YORK.
ConintryciaL
ALLENTOWN MARKETS, JUNE D.
meek ll'e h4sh, imer& Netchtert
\Vheat Flour, per
Wheat, lwr 1:‘,./“'/•••
Timothy Seed. per
Clover Seed
Wheot Fluur, poEewt.,..
•
11,1 ' rli Steal.
Butter, perxoutal
Lard,
Tallow,
Eggs, per dozen
Potatoes,per bushel,....
Deed Apples, per bushel
Pried Peaches,
fttarriagrs
GINKINGER—GLACE.—On the 2ith inst., by
Rey. J081111:I Yeager, Mr. Remy Ginkinger to M
lse
Kate Glace, both of this city.
QUIER—BACIIMAN.—On the 22d lust.; by
the Rev. D. Roil's - eau, Mr. Mathias Quler, of Beth
lehem, to Miss Mary Rachnuto of this city.
3:lratbs
NEWHARID.-011 the Bth Ilk, at Marysville,
California,Wiliam 11. Newhard, formerly of this
place, aged about 53 years.
"Nriu Rbbcrtintrlttr..,.
NOTICE.
Thu Allentown buy lugs Institution will make application
t the next Neeelon of 11,0 Legislator° of Pennsylvania for
ho repeal of so touch of theist section of the net locorpo
nting the suld Institution us provides " That nothing lu
it net contalliril $llllll be no construed no to confer upon
ihe sold corporittiott bunking privileges, or sons to °gonna
oho tame front the operatiou of the taws of this Couttuu•
wealth prohibiting the Issuing of bunk notes or other en
gagements of credit in the maw° thereat . ' and will aPPIX
for gotteral booking privileges muter the present style and
title—the '• Allentown Savings institutiou"—with the
present capitol of $42.000. and rightof further Increase to
6110,000, awl to he located to Allentown, Lehigh county.
SIX 110.1:
WILLIANI 11. Aloof. CIIARI.F.N BeAlb
Joten STILEA,
F. E. SAmro lbw. J. 110r:toren,
(It:town roomer, . ISAsf 81:1.1.,_
JO 30. lint • NAV:Ian TTllNteer,
, .
11°Tn E OWNERS OF UNPAT-'
kiNTED LANDS. -
t;rryeron ONNERACN Orenix,
• HAURINIII•811. PA., Juno'_, s
I u obedience loan Act of Assembly, approved the eighth
day of April, one thousand eight hundred sod sixty- tilue,
you aro hereby notified that the "County loud Lieu
Docket," co,ntainingp bly the list of unt alented lauds for Le
toh countyrepred under the Act of Assem uf thin
entieth of :tiny, a
ono thousand eight lutudred mid sixty-.
four s mid the supplement thereto, lias this , day. boot for
warded to the Prothonotary uf the county, at whose office
it MAY be examined. The liens can only be liquidated by
li,,,,,,yment of the ,purchaso money, interest and fees, and
oc...tying patents through this Department. Proceedings
ly the Attorney General have been stayed for one year
from this date lx
order tat parties any obtain their put •
cuts without nilditlonal c h ost,
JACOB DI CAAIPDBLL,
lune Xi Surveyor General.
ALLENTOWN CITY DIRECTORY
'FOR 180 AND 'M
The sub•crlbers t expect fully Inform the citizens of Allen•
t o wn. that they are now canvassing for this Valuable lit
tle work, which will contain the news and address ores
ery adult resident of the city.
ALSO A COMPLETE RUMNESS DIRECTORY ;
of the city, classified by Trades ,• and a list of the Partere'
u( Lehigh comity.. The Importance and usefulness of such
a workit to too obvious to need comment, while as an Index
of the growth, enterprise and brininess Interest of the City_
of Allentown, it 18 to the support au patronage of
te entire community. An experielice of fourteen years
with thin peculiar chum of publications In &alienate° that
the compilers will perform their &Otos faithfully, and ac..
curately. The typography, blotting, SO. , esecu.
ted In the best wanner. thtbscriptlon price of EWA, g 1,60 g
non-subscribers, DONYMADI drAll.
juue :13-3tr . • Compliers.
NORNY'S TASTELESS
FRUIT
PRESERVING' POWDER.
Ia trammed to keep all klud. of Fruit rraPitatlO ,,,, of
Veldt &tad irowato,,,,, NV Ithuut bolug air-tight, for a pouo
a quart. It to a patented article to preparo food.t d co ttli;
lo.r healthy, no Il i ttrut t would to grunted. Trice
I Uroe ra and
d O r al; - e zila. ° Voltror dt CO.
Joao 31.1.9 u, 130 N. Becoud HL . l'Llladelph~a:
- abbeitioemtitto
NOTICE.
The Macungie Daring's Dank will make application at
the next session of the Legislature of Pennsylvania for the
repeal of so =chef the lot settled of the act Incorporating
cold bank as provides • That nothing In this act contained
chill be on conetnied an to confer ou the maid corporation
booking privileges, or so as to exempt the memo from the
oporatiou of tho note s f thieCommonwealth prohibiting
the Irmo of bankor engagements of credit tattoo
tare thereof I" and will apply (or general banking mist.
leers under the prevent style end title. "The Macungie
Savings Dank." with the prexoutftrital of rep WI, with
privilege to increase the same to AU, and la located '
in the City of Allentown. DA ID 11(31IALL. Proe't.
WIA. C. LiCIIITIMALLNER.CaIibIer. 1090-Gm
REMOVAL.
•
YOUNO,&LENTZ'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
HAS BEEN REMOVED TO. THE
S. IV. Corner of HAMIL'I'OX mut SIXTH STS.,
NOS. WI. , AND 10,
where they are now Prealtreti to receive their PfdriMP.
The
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
• • IMUILLCRA TII6
LANUEST STOCK OF 'HOODS IR TIIIS
I A areal quantity of the work being of their own make Mid
the balance from the Lent manufacturers la the couritri.
THE RETAIL DEPARTMENT
Will he conducted no heretofore. Juno 9D-4D
------
WANTED.---A LOAN OF $lO,OOO,
by tbo Allentown.Bcbout Dlotrlct. For Portlefilon
apply to the toolorolgoodd.
B.n
HUNK
Irmt. Board Con.
Ropi.tt J. DIIOEIt, Bectoa.
WO
WANTED.....THICEE THOUSAND
DOMAIN on first-class security ili leggaor
eopit. I wolro at
JUDO D-t(
Spcctacleg.
•
SPECTACEYLES!L PECTACLES!!
E °A S
SSES, &c.
A largo and r4nipleto assortment of all lambi of V •
Spectacle., Eye °lasso+, &c.,
S. MASSEY'S,
NO. 23 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
• Having devoted a great deal of care and attention to the
Spectacle business for these last few years, I find that my
business In that lino h. Increased so much that I have de
termined to make it a SPEEIALITY. There la no article
manufactured In which them Iran much deception puree
tired an there Is In Spectacle °asses. Knowing that the
public have been frequently humbugged by parties pre
tending to have as superior article of Waseca, and charging
exorbitant prices for theta, thereby tralliniug upon tho ne
cessities and Infirmities of age. I have taken pains to no
loot a large and comploto assortment of the finest and bOst
Masses over toanulactured, then affording all persona
needing Spectacles an opportunity of purchasing at tea•
sonable prices. Persons having any difficulty la being
suited elsewhere will do well to give men call, as I fool
confident that no one will fall to beguiled. Remember the
old stand, No. 21 East Hamilton street, oppoalte the (Jar
man Reformed Church, Allentown, Pa. ln 2i-'66t(
, ... .
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Tun
TN
U. S. FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VERNA.
In the matter if Frank Pa/11811i and Simian J. Ram
harp, late trading as F. Pulaski/ & Co., Bankrupts.
Nutico Is hereby given that. it general mooting of credit
or.. for the lust examination of the above named bankrupts(
for the report of the .1110,1g1100, and fur ordering a dividend
among the creditors, lu the above bankruptcy, will be
held at the American hotel. City of Allentown, Lehigh
County, In nald Dlntrict, July Id, 18101. at I) a. m. And the
final hearing on Ow bankrupts petition for discharge be
fore the I 1
Dlntrlct Court nt hlindolPhia,
plantbe.eld
July al, 19D, ut 10 a. m., when and where all her may
appear and nhow canne If any, why nald hankruinn
riot be dlncharged.. (MO. N. CORSON.
Reginter In BaukruPteY.
4110011—Omuta a 11, itrPr, Assigner. }eat-at
PUBLIC NOTICE.
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vomit notice 1p bosaby glean. to all Wheel It may con
cern, that a writ of partition had lately born bowed out of
the Conn of Common Mean of Lehigh County, at the In• •
stance of John Woods againgt Peter ‘Voodn, • (lowa°
Womls, Daniel Sheen and Anna hie wife, late Alma
Woods, - Michael Flood and Mary bin wife, lain Mary
Wllechi, Michael McLean and Bridget MS Wife late Bridget
Womb., John T J
any
om and Jane bin wife, late elle Woodx,
intern MoMillhnnil Catharine Mx wife, late Catharine
Woods, and William Bailey and Margaret bin wife, late
Margaret Wood , ; the said Peter Wood,. George Womb.,
Anna, Mary, Bridget, Jane, Catharine and Margaret being
helm and legal reprenentatlves of George Woodn, Jr., late
of the City of Allentown, In the County of Lehigh, and
State of Pennsylvania, deceaned, to Make partition of two
rental,, lots or photon of ground nituated In the late Find
now Sixth Ward, In the late thorough now City of Allen
town, In the nuld Colutty of Lehigh the :one bounded on
the north by hills of Samuel A, Brillges, Nathan Berman
nnil Jnnnes fit. Wilson, on the et by a public alloy, o
as n
the ieoath by Allen street, end on the WOK by-a twenty font
wide at reef, containing In front on said street one hundred
and eight foot, and In depth eighty•seveu feel, loom or
less, with the uppurtenanten.
The other bounded ou the north by Sycninere Alley, on
the cunt by a sixteen feet wide Riley, on the south by other
ground , . of the said Samuel A. Bridge., Nathan Berman ,
and James M. nail on the wort by nudge Alley,
containing lu front on Sycamore Alley elghty•eight feet,
null in depth ono hundred and eight foot, more or lean,
with the mipurtenan cox.
That the Feld writ In made returnable to the said Court
on tlw Sixth day of Septelober nett when and whore ell
mall. Interested may attend If they Wok proper.
junn 9.6 t BSAI AS ItElllllO, Frothy.
pLE.tsvatu EXCURSION
u P THU
LEHIGH AND A'YOMING VALLEYS,
00, selling
I '2l, pitying
1 40.
SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1869. , 1
A special excursion train will leave Easton for Wilkes-
Barre on Om Lehigh Valley Railroad stationth of July and
will lake passengers at tho followingo:
A. M. Fare up and return.
Leavo Easton 000 gll &I
Fremonnsburg a :11 ' 255
Bethlehem 1101 2 45
Allentown , a 46 : , 235
Catimannua 054 ' '
Bolt enthiuqua 0 09 2 70
Whitehall 2 as
Laury's 7 15 0 CO
Platington 7 01 1a
Parryvillo - 745 1
Lehighton 7 al .1 70
-Mnucli Chunk 8 10 1 03
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Arriving in Wilkes•Barrn nt 10 31
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Retnruing will leaven Wilkes4lafre at 5 o'clock P. Itt..
mot arrive at Easton at 9 A/. •
Persons Intending to participato In this Excursion should
procure their tickets without dlay, in order to avoid Ills.
appointment, on May a littiltoll number of Cara Wilt ho
taken.
It Is Ilto littelltilla to make thin Excursion the most de.
lightful PLEASURE TRIP that Tweeds up the Valley thin
4ummer. Tho train will consist of goml passenger cars,
anti every precaution against accident Will lon taken.
The scenery up the Lehigh Mid Wyoming Vnileyg . aro
mnat u agnificent and romantic
e ,
m Mal all lovers of the beauty of
re should not fall to braco this opportunity to vino
$ ••
10). ••
111 nelllllg.
I 00, •
:x f, ~,Lhiug
In urdor to onablo everybody to IN . , the rates of fare aro
it IL very low fluor•.
Tickets ore to be bad at all thoslopplak locos.alas II
lw book store of E. I). Lolseurlug St Co., In Alleutowo.
STRAY.
. .
A.Strayed awuron the 16th inat• from the premises
of the subscriber. lu Frith'marine. *roper SIIIIOUP WWII.
ship, a valuable cow ,Inorked with light brown and white
spots nod a white streak on the back. A liberal reward
will he paid to the person giving Information whore sho
UM' be for nd. J. J. VEBEILHOTII.
•
June 21.3 t .-' • .
rrillE CHEAPEST AND MOST RE
-1 LI ABLE TRUSS STUII6IO tho city. •
W. J. EVERETT,
50 NORTH SEVENTH STREET,
m ow Arch, phili.h.lphin, (late Mr,, liceleunrhau . s)
Trubses. Maio tlupportorc liremoth Risotto hello,Stock
ings. Lovel.t • price. Perfect adjumtmooln. stly at
ituto 2141
COLTON ' • • •
originated URI ppre4thglic Oas pf pitroup AXI4. - 000 ad: . •
mitilmter It tho 'lowa ftpPfoved in:timer, do holiNik
thing 101 l EXTRACT TEETH, audittry certainly
do that WITHOUT PAIN, to,l3,lrOpttlietito testify,
.Soo their riptutturro nt the OFFICE, No, 7:17 WALNUT
STIMET, below Eightir, 1941110004 W • Julio tiny
.
A. GOOD TILING.
fury orbott to lboorkerpers, Holds, Rooks, Offices, &c.
THE PATENT WIRE
ADJUSTABLE IVINDOIV,S9IICI)r,
WILL FliiiNY WINDOW, •
Olve'V , ntibtilou null Ilea,
Screen (min view awl excludo
•
MUSQUITOS AND OTHER INSECTS.
TIIR AD.IIIB DARLA' IVIXDOW sennir.v4V.,
• 1101.0 )11•NITACTCUI:11 41 .
• 623 MARKET 'ST., PHILAD'A. • .
Por.xalo by Wale:. itipoOmb•FuniiNbluit
---- •
E LLIN P. 7110011tE & CO.,
LUMBER MERCHANTS,
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Denlors.lu ull'lclud. or
•11‘..4 • • ; t
CAR CABINET MART.Be ONDERTAXERS'
. L .11 1113. Ell., .
A full 'axxortmeut of wormed
IMMO
• CHERIY.: . .I
• '. • ' cqEsirFrotnd
• • GOOD
=
I>articutirr'atleutiou paid tA.hityping:
Manteb.
Aftiocillaiteono
WI LK ES-BARRE,
ON
NO. 620 BEACh ST.,
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Dry. Goobo.
rirgUIDDEN
WILL LOW PRIVET 11TFLUENOR YOU!
OLD TIMES AGAIN
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES I
TILE OLD CORNER
Just opened an enormous
STOOK OF SPRING GOODS,
Which as venal for
RTYLR, VARIETY, AND LOWNERR OF PRIOR
shall and cannot ha surpassed.
Ur Competition delett tenth any other Establishment
outside of the larger eities._ol
SPACE WILL NOT PERMIT OP NAMING such an Im•
mouse stock of goods, but let It suffice to say that we have
the most COMPLETE assortment of Ladies' Dress floods,
Dress Silks Polins, Shawls Balmoral.,L ad ie s' House Furnish
ing Goods, Cloaking bloth, Moo's Wear to Cloth,
m,
Cassimer gm, nod every tidos that is kept in a MST
LASS DRY (1001)5 STORE in endless variety. Ido not
'QUOTE PRICES" as nom houses do, but will guarantee
ASTONISIIING FIGURES.
The difference In prices of geode to-day, and a month ago,
In really painful for thew° who hare been caught with
largo stocks on hand at high prices, but as that Is not the
mum with me, I aball an heretofore make the OLD COlt-
THE GREAT PLACE OF INTEREST
AND HEADQUARTERS
for the mane°e to got their goods at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
I fully realise that no permanent success can be achieved
unrolls the promises held out by advertisements are found
to bo fully mustalued ono visit to the !dom. Nor can it be
a large 11111CCe., without serupulously reliable and fair
dealing at all times and uniform courtesy to every caste
mer, and the endeavor to utako every buyer a constant
dealer. I ask to aimp adva n ta g e by nelual trial
whether or not it is your to lemma a outdo-
Mer.
ReApectfigly Yong
M. J. 3M, 34:M,
" OLD CORNER,"
OPPOSITE THE EAGLE HOTEL.
aprll 14!
,fire Proof .56arcs.
RING'S
PATENT CHAMPION
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES
omit DRY FILLING.)
Aw►rdrl tho Prix° 1100 s ►t
Wurld'► Fair, Now York', Lzponitiou Univ.. I , Pri x.
FA RREL, HER RING &.00
IIARYRT (111.1./01.
ell MATIIHM.,
(10. W. 111 1.
629 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
11EIMINO. PAIIREL'& SHERMAN, NEW YORK
lIEBRING & CO., CIIICAOO
TIERRINO, FARREL & CO., NEW ORLEANS,
avrl4
(2'arpcto nub Oil Ciotti
J. STEW A IRT DEPIIY,
SOUTH SECOND STREET, ABOVE SPRUCE,
PUILADELPfIA
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1 1 1 irtT ent or CARPETS, 1..
,' Note
" """"
" ' SIAM, 7dArrirms, .
~. OIL CLOTHS. WINDO
, P 1
tre.. Am., M very ream,' price., to 1114frIeu•In Awl 1.,. ,
19 the public..
7!
RICII AND ELEGANT
CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, &C
8. C. FOULIC
CARPET BUSINESS
;.A1 No. IP ROUTH BECOND EITREET,
(Below Market, ) • .
With a splendid assortment of CARPETS, which_ will Ivo
1540 at o very small advituce. Alec, Cow style Camels,
Brussels patterns, at 50 and tf.P.,:, cents. The best goods for
the prke seer offered. • ape 11.3na
TIDE CARPET AND OIL ()town
EMPORIUM OP
E. S. SHIMER & CO.,
NOS. 5 AND 7 WEST HAMILTON ST,
ALLENTOWN I'A
REPLEN ESIIED •
lu all lid latest varieties. styles and patterns.
PRICES 1111)1JCED1
wukotl
We k eep fur .ale all tlao foll o w lug PorulAr
DO UV BRUSSELS,
6 FRANK ENGLISH,
0 FRANK 1110 EL 0 14
YRANK HARTFORD,
ENOLISII 'TAPESTRY,
CROSSLEY'S TAPESTRY,.
STODUART TAPESTR Y
SMITH TAPESTRY,
HARTFORD & LOW ELL, extra 3 On
IMPERIAL, extra 3 ply,
MEDIUM SUPERFINE, 3 Ply.
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SMITH TAPESRY INGRAIN
PHIL S UPERFINE de.
PHILADELPHIA FINE INGRAIN,
PHILADELPHIA COMMON INGRAIN,
PHILADELPHIA WOOL INGRAIN, do.
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WINDOW SHADES!
CURTAINS
OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, STYLE AND PRIM
Ul5 moor SKIRTS. 1115
WM. T. HOPKINS
Has Removed his Manufactory and SsUnmeant. to
NO, Itle CHESTNUT BTREET, PHILADELPHIA,
'Where hie "Own Make" of Champion Hoop Rklrts,as.
laity adapted leering-clam Wholesale and Racal will.
Fround to embrace the most extensive amortment in the
Talon. sedan thelatest and most d.irstile !Dyke, libiam
L e t Vu h :e n d " l' S a i lf ten ;Ct.; grtkUil d°
ir_grpl_a_ Trot . is.
ikat ac.. together with over ninety dffferent varlelleit 'of
ylxsox audChlldretes ISAlrta, ell of which for apeman'
of style, Ilitesb, lightness' elasticity; durability' ilia roof
43triapneir. Are unequaled by an/ other Amnia the mar.
AM/ and are warranted In every respect. Shirts made to
*der, Altered mid laired, Wholesale and Retell.
Pull line of Low Prieed Eudora Abide Skirts,_l3Sprfugs,
31 Canine littritiv a t
[ fettle t .1 3 84:01 . u t ri, tri
Ceubt
BPREBRTtIeteneIItSETS I Tq'.6lhung, OT 'different'
" aul'Veri fro
76 chits 674541,12.b.rt:1t
com:Pku 11.
i ap;arters. 1404`,_w!od;c:,PIkteut "Selad!
lusting Abdominal" Corset& Wrench. English and Domes.
tie Vaud-made Comets, and superior French Patterns of
Cotell Comets, 'Our dere Make," to which we baulle
of Ladies' Under 0 Armenia, al very
• &me l te tea.
.. 0 EIIAL_AOENT •h a the DARTRAM & FAarrort
Ltr, I n Y pgl i ge r . "4 l%Py A lT.i l f il t l ;e s sU rl7ei.olrtilgr. t .h.eiCt
nvorth,nrAwx...27 . ."Woouruegtnr*Algg:
titi:line, should examinee our ' looaa hefora_Parnhaddsig
e where,. Call or send for circulars, at our eianufaetory
an Salesrooms, No. lllSOltestout Phihtdelphia.
3/.3ems • VIM. T. HOPKINS.
PO Gon
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