IC* Arßi.stcr. Editor lout Proprietor. ROUT. IREDELL, Jn ALLENTOWN, PA., AUGUST 11, 1869 REPUBLICAN STATE NOMINATIONS. MR (00 VERNOR, ENERAL JOHN W. (TEARY FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, LION. TIF,NRY W. WILLIAMS, OF ALLEOUWS'i OOUNTY . A STRONG effort will undoubtedly be made at the - next session of Congress to repeal, the tariff on coal, and this movement is attribu table directly to the operators themselves. By their bad management of of and their complicity with the miners to keep up the prices the country has become alarmed and even the Trams e joins ill the cry for repeal. This is but the entering wedge to other repeals and it behooves us to take care of ourselves in time. We cannot rely upon assistance from other States. Pennsylvania must protect her self upon the question of the tariff, and she can only hope to do so through the influence of the great Republican party. We are natu rally protectionists because we believe It to be for the best interests of our government and State, and while no national platform has touched upon the subject, the Republican party of Pennsylvania has' not feared to affirm their adherence to the doctrine of pro tection. The Democratic party has [lined to do so for fear of offending other interests, and while before the people politicians may en deavor to show how much would be done for the interests of themselves and the Common wealth by a change or administration, we find them unable to point to one word in their platform of principles which could hold them to such promises .upon the subject of protec lion. But even if they had it emblazoned up on their banners one could not yet forget the course of that party upon every protective tariff bill ever agitated and the duplicity of • their leaders ill 1514, when Polk, Dallas and the tariff of 'l2 .was the rallying ery, and how soon the nvord of promise therein contained wits broken. Does any one doubt that if two political parties were to canvass the State, one having for its cry Free Trade," and the other " Protection," that the latter would carry by all overwhelming majority '1 To doom it is to doom that our people know what interests or %dint benefits them most. It has been Pennsylvania's demand for years. Her large coal, iron, and other manufacturing interests require it, just as it will be required by other States when they get to be manufac turing and iron yielding States as we are. Well, we 11101' at this fiThe in the platform of the Republican party 1 distinct, adherence to this important prineiple, while in the Demo cratic plalliirm the subject. as usual, is passed over Mr. Packer in his let ter of acceptance has made many promises, but upon this sub ject he maintains silence in order not to cm barriltiS Ills party. This man and his party want to govern Pennsylvania. To elect them • to power will be suicide. Should Pennsylvania once announce or e courage a policy on the subject lot eign to her interests, the whole country will follow her lead. With the immense number of Chinese who will he likely 10 arrive within our States in the next four years, labor st ill be plenty and cheap, and we can illy afford, under such cir ctnstances, to encourage anything which will have a tendency to keep wages still lower. Our mechanics :tad laboring men are thr above those of other countries. They are better paid Better educated, and cannot be Mreed ouw a mom; it morn ton tree trinity sys tem, which will place limn On a level with the pauper labor or Europe. The Democratic party claims to he the party of the poor man, and yet it encourages n system which has for its object and ultimate result, degradation. Upon the subject of Tariff its course has been one or double-dealing, and it cannot be trust ed. Let the poor man, the manufacturer and all who love the prosperity or their State think of this seriously. 17111 wORLD WRONG The New York ino44/ iit commenting on the destruction of Patterson's warehouse by tire, lakes occasion to say It few hard things against the administration told public officers, and attributes the lie to "careless or incom petent supervision, such as would not he tole rated by any private business firm, in the management of its own interests." "in this instance the deputy was a United States offi cial, responsible only to it political administra tion, which puts its pets in office not for the interests of the people, but of the party, and thus" says this luminous World "it comes about that merchants' goods in bonded warehouse, like the people's rights and interests generally, are no safer in the careless clutch of this gov ernment, than if they Were legally subject to confiscation," all of which it very sarcastic and very severe but Patterson's warehouse, ceased to be an Internal Revenue Bonded Warehouse, class 13., 4)11 the 90th of June last, and therefore it is „quite probable that the 11i , 44/ is wrong. CALL miNGs DV THEIR RIGHT NAMES. When Dr. Cattell, the energetic President of La Payette College at E119(011, sought assist ance from the men of wealth of this valley to save that venerable institution from ruin, he appealed to Asa Packer, but got from him no assistance, lie next applied to Mr. Arlo Par dee, of Hazleton, whose generosity immediate ly responded by a handsome endowment. The personal pride or Asa Packer was arous ed upon this and fDien he endowed Lehigh' University. Like two men:who, while walk ing along the banks or a stream heard the screams of a drowning child In the water ; the Amt man jumped into the water to save the child, the second one doggedly said, " let it drown," but piqued and chagrined by the generous and noble conduct of the fast, also jumped in and being stronger and a better swimmer than the first, reached the child be fore him and saved It. Wash generosity and nobleness of character that auctunted him Call things by their proper names. A JUDGE I What kill Thompson, Shin Read and Agnew think if Cyrus Pershing, a coun try Squire, should be elected to the Supreme bench ? Verily, there must be more in his profession than his practice to entitle him to 'that honor. To be a Budge requires a 1111111 to be " learned in the law." Pershing joust take it in by Intuition. This eminent lawyer does not live In a county town and never tried a half dozen cases unassisted. What 'a fit associate for the eminent jurists who now till the bench. We will have some original " crowners•quest law" when Pershing gets to be Judge. No one but a native born Pennsylvania lifts ever yet been Governor of the State and we are opposed to making an exception in form of Packer who is the candidate of the New York interests. Let him be defeated and that with a good round majority. TENNESSEE. De Witt C. Senter, Conseriative, WM elect ed Governor of Tennessee on Thursday, Aug. Lth, by at least LO,OOO majority, defeating Wm. B. Stokes, Republican. It is unfortunate that the party could not have agreed upon a com promise candidate and platforms, and thus have averted the mischief which almost seems inevitable, when a split ticket is run. Take the case of Tennessee. The regular conven- Lion failed to agree upon a candidate and separated. At once two parties sprung up and between them the Republican party has lost any good which might have resulted from victory. Senter seized the winning card and advocated general enfranchisement. The 'Democrats sustained Senter for a blind, and hence his large, majority, but in addition we have the news by telegraph, that 25 of the 25 East Tennessee members are for Johnson for Senator and that his election is now con sidered certain. Of what benefit is it there fore that Seater is a Republican Governor To play into the hands of the Democracy in this way is but poor management and reflects anything but credit upon the party in Tennes see.. Brownlow advocated Seater but how will he like Johr son for his associate ? In this connection the Tribune says "We are confi dent that neither Andrew Johnson nor any man of his stamp, can be sent to the United States Senate." We presume the Tribune is not sanguine without cause, but we would wefer to have better assurance than even that joarnl can afford before being so easily con vinced that we are to be saved from so grand a calamity as Johnson's entrance into the Sen. ate would be. Garret Davis was bad enough but how in the world could any body of men enduic such incessant twaddle as will now probably be inflicted upon Congress. HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF. Longstrect saw nt a glance that our success would relieve Chattanooga front investment. At one o'clock nt night he sprung upon Geary's flank nt Wauhatehie with the fury of a tiger, and now ensued one of the most romantic scenes of the war,-11 desperate struggle between well-matched troops, out moon lighted hills, down deep ravines dark at high noon, the flashes of the discharges only showing foe to foe, anti the numberless moun tain echoes beguiling the ear Into the belief that there was nothing in earth or air but one incessant and nolversal fusillade. Enveloped on three sides nt.once by n corps unuceustomed to be foiled in its spring, Geary, though frequently overborne, held his camp with a tenacity and skill worthy of his established renown. Ile met the charging col. umns with lines of bayonets, and after a three hours conflict, repelled every attack, nod drove Longstrect discomfited into the recesses of the mountains.—Demlny's Life of Grant. Packer at that time was making money out of the necessities of the Government. Ile ac cumulated millions and now wants to be Gov ernor because he is rich. Geary's camp fires arc still burning brightly on every hillside in Pennsylvania. His heart is still as true to the Union as it was at Wauhatchie. Ilia army is in good spirits, and in October next will win another Victory and drive Packer 'and his crew "discomfited into the recesses of the mountains." "Our soldiers anti sailors must be gratefully remembered." AN exchange says : " Asa Packer has still in his possession the very harness which cov ered his host-horse of former days." We ad vise him to keep it oiled up and in good repair, as he will need it to make that little excursion up Salt River next October. THE NEGRO QUESTION The Allentown Democrat of last week printed in Its editorial columns an article under the above caption, addressed to "those of the Republican party in the county, who profess themselves opposed to negro suffrage," in which an earnest appeal is made to those " disaffeeted" ones to unite at once with the Democratic party and thus show their faith by "it lon a. air) tale irmmueu CPI tlm past, when Democrats and Whigs stood on the same platform, as to the negro, when similar resolu tions were passed by both parties " to exclude from controversy the whole negro question," &c., &c. It ought to be received as a good omen in Politics, when public journals take the liberty of addressing the rank and tile of the opposite party on the issues of the day, but the project should be carried one step further, viz: to hold the public meetings jointly and let speakers from both parties address the people. But when the Democrat undertakes to con vince a Republican "sinner" of the error of his way, end turn him about face, its editor ought to itnow that it can be done only by 'sound argument and not by appealing to the lower instincts of our nature nor by sophistry. The negro question had been agitated and argued pro. and con. in this country, for the last thirty years, until it finally culminated hi one of the most fearful conflicts that was ever waged upon this planet, by which it was set tled and, we had hoped, forever put at rest. But notwithstanding the stern argument of , war and its triumph, the unterrifled Democra cy are crying "nigger" to-day as loud as ever. While Virginia Democracy cried lustily for the nigger in the late election, and sent several of those " woolly heads" to Congress. Penn sylvania Democracy cries, against the "de graded nigger P.' Wherevenit is policy, Dem ocracy wants negro suffrage but where it is likely to operate against their party, no nig ger shall be allowed to vote. Neither the good of the, land nor the justice that belongs to every citizen, is ever called into question. But "the war ended the . Union was saved." Yes, of course It was ended when your Southern brethren could hold out no longer and Northern copperheads were too cowardly to assist them, openly, as they had promised, though they kept up a constant fire in the rear during the course of. the war, and notraeted it to the fearful extent of four bloody Vears, during which time no virtue or ability could be discerned in any officer or private in the Union army, by our loyal Democracy, ex- cept l in a few individual cases, out of which they anticipated to snake capital at some future day. In those days the boya.in blue were "Lincoln hirelings," "barbarians," "cut throats,"cut- throats,'" thieves," "robbers," and what not ? Now they—those who can not see through this cobweb of sophistry—are to be graciously remembered by the kind hearts of affectionate Demcrats. "What thrice mocked fools are they I" for while brave men bled and died for their coun try, these considerate Democrats left no stone unturned nor plan untried, by which they might prostrate the designs of loyal men in their efforts to quell the rebellion. Among all 'the howls of the party, that against the negro was one of the most tierce and unabating ; but, our Democratic friends, you have slaughtered with bloody hands your excellent fowl that laid your golden eggs of the past—you may weep and mourn for the flesh pots of your Egypt, but there is no retreat, the course of this government is right , onward toward the promised land of future peace and prosperity. But why should mOn continue to beat the air ,in fighting dead issues? Does the Democrat not know that the negro question of this coun try is settled and that beyond revocation? has the Democrat lived, moved and had a being for the last nine years, with every op portunity of knowing the important events that have transpired and yet, comes before the public, to-day, for the purpose of arguini the negro question in terms so fallacious and so phistic that the wayfaring man, though a fool, can not help seeing through the whole ? • The trouble of the matter Is, the Democrat is out of his element when he addresses Re- ... . .publicans. Ile must make out a good case if ; . ~ —The Laboring Men's Comt*.ation, held at 1-Tr he would be . heard, Among his own kind In; . ~,, •ginla City, Nevada, passed ieioluttons declaring . that the importation of:Asiathis anAtheir employ= may pass for a savant but men who think for m , •. eat in the mines or otber netts cmflabor :mustlbe themselves are not so easily gulled. 1 • . discontinued, or it witrbring On 146 "Irrepressible - , .contlict,'" likely to map bloodshed amanita. G/M. ROSECIILTTS le.too good n soldier to ini, - —The art of nose-puOng"Wris,nieelye'ximibited ambushed. He saw at a glance that the nom- lon a railway train out tokfloseon last _Week. Mr. illation of the Democracy for Governor . of Curtis, banker and lawyer, Was N;tstly annoyed Ohio was but a snare, and that defeat was err- by Mr. Churchill, who was going to see his final lain, so he wisely declined to be their candi- .iy In the country, and who seated himself beside date. Titus far he places his declination upon Mr. Curtis with rm, large carpet-bag and a small business reasons, but we imagine i toy-wagon. Mr. Curtis expressed his wrath at f the truth this baggage ; Mr. Churchill said, "You are no were known, that he cannot now affiliate with ifleman ;" whereupon, said Mr. Curtis In his those who so basely denounced him trhen he testimony, "I took hold of his nose and turned it j was leading Union armies to battle. Another a quiet and -moderate manner." It should chance for Vallandigham, is thus open. have been a satisfaction to Mr. Churchill to have Who will be their candidate now ? had his nose not disgracefully pulled, but moder ately and quietly "turned ;" but it wasn't, for he called Mr. Curtis "a scoundrel," whereupon Mr. Curtis entirely destroyed Mr. Churchill's-specta cles by a well-delivered blow aimed at the nose of the unhappy proprietor. Ills turn has come now, for the "moderate" nose-wringer and annihilator of, spectacles has been sentenced to Mil for . two months, 'besides receiving a particular and per sonal wigging front the Judge. Such aro the hardships which await the "quiet" nose-turner! WHY has the Democrat no word of praise on the improvement in the administration of the government, the discharge of hundreds of useless clerks at Washington and elsewhere, the economy in financial matters, by reason of which $44,000,000 have already been saved and applied toward paying off the national debt during the brief space of five months? Why not expcise the fact that Democratic members of our legislature did all in their power, last winter, to carry a bill through, which provided for a large increase in their salaries for sitting about the hotels of Harris burg? Why not tell the people of this county that our economical Democrats introduced a bill and pressed its passage last winter, by means of which the County Treasurer's salary would have been raised about $l2OO or $l5OO a year? Why not tell the people that by stuffing the ballot boxes, and by the aid of fraudulent naturalization papers, obtained through and by the aid of Democratic . officers, and by the repeaters, the City of Philadelphia was carried by the Democracy last fall ? Why not tell the people that the animosity against the registry law, by Democrats, is primarily and solely - based upon the protection which that law affords to the purity of the ballot ? And lastly, why not tell the people plainly and honestly that you are sick and already conscious of your defeat this fall unless you can win a considerable portion of the Repub lican vote? Tut: election in East Tennessee, last week, resulted in the defeat of the radical Republi cans (the Stokes ticket.) The candidates for Governor were both Republicans from East Tennessee, but as Stokes was the regular nominee, rind all the rebels voted for Senter, our choice would naturally fall upon Stokes as the safest and most reliable loyalist. But the triumph does not belong to the Democracy, as Senter is not one of them and has no idea of beVoming one. The New York Tribune thus gives the history of the contest in a nut shell : Parson Brownlow, elected to the U. S. Senate, vacated the GoVernor's chair on the lot of March last, and was succeeded, pro lon., under the Con stitution, by De Witt C. Seater, President of the Senate—also au East Tennessee loyalist and Re publietin. A new Governor, as 1011 us a new Legislature, was required to be chosen by the Peo ple at the regular State Election to August, and a Republican State Convention was called to desig nate the man. This Convention quarreled and split—nu Conventions are apt to do when their choice is presumed equivalent to an election—the larger number of delegates nominating Col. Wm. B. Stokes, an East Tennessee Representative in Congress ; while the minority (who clahned to he made sci by dishonest returns), presented acting Gov. Seater. So they separated, and started a repetition of the famous performance of the Kil kenny cats. Senter, seeing that the prospect of obtaining a majority of the voters then registered was , very doubtful, appointed new registrars, re vised the registries, and the fitly thousand votes excluded on account of their Hebei ante cedents, were admitted on the rolls. Senter on the stump proclaimed everywhere his con viction that the time for general enfranchise ment had come. Naturally ',nose rebels who were given the ballot by him voted for Wm, and the result is his election by an immense majority, with a Legislature strongly in his favor. POLITICAL —Our Pennsylvania Democracy Is spoken of very disrespect fully by the New York Citizen, a Democratic Journal. "The platform," says the Citizen," is utterly bath, without The first sign of tide loyalty or the least evidence ofa devotion to the best Int r vests of the whole country." The Citizen ennnot, under these eiretunstnnees, "ex pect or wish that the Denatterats should carry Pennsylvania," and gives its reasons: We do not wish 1111,4 simply because It would be a triumph of the Vallandighatas, told the Pendle tons, and the old school that never learns and never forgets; the former slave-power toadies, who Imagine that slavery was it thing of Mid n Joy forever, Instead of being. at hest hut a cruel necessity of the Constitution. A triumph MI Mlle') prllliqpleS and WWI sorb candidates would only revive the dead men of the North and South, the putrescent bodies whieh have been smothered under the loyalty of the nation; the malighant, rebels. whether they register them selves as enemies of the nation in Cincinnati, Harrisburg, or New Orleans. A victory now would bring the extremists buck to life and power anti with them another defeat in is 72, NEWS ITEMS. —The Pacific Railroad has reduced the fare be tween Ban Francisco and New York to 8150, cur rency, and to Boston t 153. —The Internal Revenue DepartMent has decid ed to compel base ball clubs to tithe out a license, and pay 2 per cent. of their gross receipts. —The century plant ut Frost's green-house In 'Rochester put forth twenty blossoms on Wednes day. It Is visited by hundreds daily from all parts of the country. • • —Four prisoners escaped from the Baltimore City Jail on Sunday evening, Hoffman and Den nis, the Hamden Express robbers, being among the number. —Detectives Woodridge and Dualey, of New York, have arrived at San Francisco. They will return to New York hi a few days with William Var.ley, alias "Reddy, the Blacksmith." —A steam saw-mill In Muskegon, Arch, owned by Roberts, Calkins & Bull, was completely de stroyed by fire on Sunday. . The loss was from $50,000 to $60,000. The mill woo insured for $20,0301u Western comPaules. —Prof. Thurston made au ascension from Mead ville, Pu., ou Monday, In his balloon, "The Bridal Chariot," accompanied by Messrs. Oliphant and Baldwin. They expected to land In New York City within thirty-six hours. —The dead body of Mowry Irons, who mur dered his wife on the 21st of Julie last at Burrill ville, R. 1., was found on Saturday in a !Swamp near the scene of the murder. He had evidently killed himself soon after killing his wife. —Francis Wyckoff (German), aged 30 years, was stabbed and killed at Philadelphia by henry Carr (colored) during a dispute In is barber shop In the Southern part of the city. The murderer fled aud has not yet been arrested. S—Dr. Brewster of Jonesville, Wis., is now In St. Louis for the purpose of ascertaining the cir cumstances of the death of the third wife of Dr. Duvall, nosy In the Janesville Jall,tharged with poisoning his fourth wife. Mrs. Duvall No. 8 died in St. Louis suddenly July 11, 1808. —At 12N o'clock on Monday morning Philip Gilmartin, proprietor of the Lake View' House, Cleveland, shot and Instantly killed his son, Thomas Gilmartin, while the latter was attempt ing to enter the house. The father mistook his sou for a burglar. Mr. Gilmartin has becu ar rested, and La held to await au luvestigation of the matter. • , —During the celebration of a great festival In the Cathedral of Trat', Sicily, the drapery caught fire. The church was crowded at the time. The . congregation was seized with a panic, and a rush was inade for the doors. In the confusion 10 persons were trampled to death, and alarm) num ber were badly braised. The fire was easily ex tinguished before any considerable drudge bad been done to the Cathedral. VARIETY =I NASHVILLE, Atltr. 11.-I.lott night it party oI young, flea wont to tlu• rity lintel sop! rolled lot Joseph 1,. lint'how of I I nrl lon . l,Conti.,in the MHO, Or. Mr. Stone, Into umlldutr fur Senator on the Stol;es ticket. %%lien :\ Ir. Barbour appeared In the ,dllee, they took hint out and earried Min to.' ward the Suspension Bridge, uar seized hold of n lump-post, and while some were I vying to pull him swap, others struek him over the shoulders with their ranch. Here gentlethen ..anne up alai interfered In his behalf, and he wag potion nal to return to Ills hotel. harbour trav eled with Stokes during the Inner port of the can vass, and corn:pointed with 'l•he State .lonrnnl• Ite Watt not seriously hurt. 'l•he outrage was oom mittni without cause. IN ec.N, BuT wEnnut) IN lIARNE,IT A correspondent of the Alontiteller Journal de scribes a seriteromie mr.Ll.• %%ook ...rut red not a timusand uttica front White IZlver .1 tine 'flat writer says: At a party last NVl•ek, at one Mr. Bank's, alter exhausting Ilu ortlitittry games, and wanting something :tele, mar riage, were proposed. Aecortipigly names %very drawn by Inl, iuul four couples . MOIHI up to be married. Thu ceremony was perforitted, and they were duly pronotineeti "man and wife by :u• lut nof the titato and I)" those NOIlleSSO," .‘ilvrtvard Iln•y aLscertalnetl that the Oinl'ill ling was n Just lee of the peace, surd the parties tr.•re innrrlod. tine of theft, Professor—, of T— semina ry, expects a lady up frolll bclutr lu about a tort night to marry him, and nearly every one In volved Is expected to be married right away—one other gent leman to a lady from below, and they feel lHce death. They have scurried all the law books and consulted authorities far and near, and everything In on ly proves the knot still I 'glui er. The Justice Itas been filled Illty dollars for catch couple. Ile Sap; he to from another eounty . 1111 d ellfilla do business here, and supposed the marriages not to be legal. It Is veil° ntly a fun ny scrape, and still funnier by the Met that all the parties belong to the "upper. ten. - The best opinion Is that tiny ere legally married, and caMonly be divorced by the Legislature. I=ll There was a 11:11•ron• escape from a horrible ac cident al the orosslivz of the ("minion :11111 .%llilll - and ratindon and .\ litho.) . I' • Is at Camden, out, day last week. As a large v 7.111,1011 I rain I/11 the Atlantic Road neared' tilt• cro,sing, the gag man signaled that all was right, and the heavily Itenled train I:ept When it WAS 111'111' the I,l . OSSIilg, a special train on liti•.kittbuy 11..111111e iu sight 111'0111111 till' curve, apprualhlug 11l high speed. 'lite thig-matt Instantly oll,playld the red tang, but neither train could stop. Most fortu nately, trite of the hint:omen oil the exeursital train had the reinarl:able presethei: of . mind LO ant thin trainand put the brakes down on the curs cut oil', wLlch so slowed theta that a gap In the train was formed Just ill the crossing, and. the Amboy Irani dashed through,and•no injury was done. Ilut for' this, the loss of life and mangling of bodies nail must have 0,111'1,1, would 1111,, 111011 fearful beyond description. 'llo•re were 2,00.1 persons on the excursion train. li= FULL PARTICULARS-THE LOSSES AND INSURANCE =I Pit ILADELPITIA, s.—The Bonded Ware house burned last evening wasdivided Into eight seetions, lettered front A to If, having a front ot 2i) feet on Pront.st.,and extending hock Pa feet, each sect lon seven stories high, except suit tutu I t, which was hot six, The entire Wool; tens sup posed to he tire-proof, and would probably have been so If stored with anything tz.ss explosive and eombustible than whiskey. 'rite tire origi nated In Section If, at I he. earner of Lombard st. About 7 o'clock a large portion of tip. Wall MI Dallharll St. fell to the pavement with it loud crash, supposed to have been pushed out by the weight upon the tlooN. The whiskey stored went down with the ruins, tool Inal, moments a terrific OX 111020011 10011 Oleo, illr5W 11g 4101011 every Willl 44f Seel ion 11, sweltering Isrielss, tim bers, (to., in every direction, while the flames shot up in a solid body fm• above I hesurronniling buildings, erealing a general consternation among the residents of the nolgillsorls.s4l, for It WllB 40011 rumored that a number of ehiltiren ball been killed, 111141 501'1 4 101 111011 badly - It not fatally hurl. Women were running around fraulleally to lind enildren that had left their homes, but 0s those who 011:01Ing began to return the ex citement somewhat ahah..t. rho' explosion of course sot the entire contents of tile warehouse on lire, and 41 lOU hurtling willskey ran down the gutters Into file sewerileading 11l the river, and In tt short time an explosion look plal.o in the sewer, breaking a portion of It, but not doing y great damage ; the:flame continued, however, through the sewer to the end of the wharf. , whiels It set on lire, and came near tiring a brig lying near the pier, but fortunately a steamtug hap pened to be (dose by, which towed the brig out of danger. When the with MI Lombard st. fill, the roof Nl . as left, hanging in position, but %1•he11 the C.1(1)1051011 10011 10114. 4 0, all 111011'11115 and file roof ('ii to the ground, exposing the wails of the next neetion, front the roof to the pavement. The bricks were plied eight, or ten feet high in Lom bard and other streets adjoining. The firemen were soon on the ground, and worked with great real and energy, not only to cheso( the names pouring forth from the destroyed building, but to save the surrounding property, and at t . .", o'clock IL %%00 thought the flames were under control, and that the other sections of the ware house would be saved. 11111 Short 1101 e, however, the flames broke out ill section (1, one .If . the seven-storied buildings, and the contents of lie , warehouse Were 50011 0110 11111524 of lire, tilt, 1I011)e5 shooting up far above the roof ' M the hulloing, and lighting up the streets and buildings fort squares around. }lronton and citizens %rho 111141 111/i been 11M/dried of the first lire 1111 W Illlelrati tl the scene, crowding the tlwrougfares ill thnt vi cinity, so that it WllO 11111/051 1111110551b1e 10 gel 1 . 1 111111 5000101 51111411 . 143 of the scene of etninagra- I I lion. About U o'clock. Ilse tire had made its way to section I , ', reaching tills building by the iron sheeting along the edge o( the roof, 111111 111 a Very 511011 111110 the 51410 Wall fell, and 111 a fell' 1110- 11140115 thereafter the front wall came down with a loud crash, creating an intense excitement.— At Ud', a general alarm was rung by order of Chief Engineer Downey, and at 0:10 this alarm was repealed Iy direct ion of Mayor Fox, who Willi upon tile ground. The firemen from till sections of the city came upon the ground, and as the light made by the conflagration could be silts tpietly seen for many miles, people flocked to the 5001112 111 large numbers. 'rile crowd 1115211111 e very great, and all the policemen held ill reserve at the station-houses were sent for. Ropes were stretched across Lombard and Pine sts., to heels bacx the spectators. Tile flames eonl 111111.51 10 spread through the entire block. of stores, and to 1,111 . 11 (11010051 y, despite the most 811 . 011110 US eXer -110115 On 1,111 2 part of the firemen. Section after seetion 1000 fir', 10111 1011011 the interior had been Collslllllell the Wllll5 fell In. About 'I o'cloeg this morning It very heavy shower of rain fell.— This 111111.11 the firemen materially, but tile flanks were not got under siihjection.until nearly day light. The tire was very far from being extin guished by that time, but it was under such con trol that the greater part of the tire department could be dismissed. At 110401 100Iny the lire 51 111 burning In the runts of Sect 100 11, and In a portion of Section A which Is still standing. All Hutt is left of this fine serles.of stores is the front wall of Section A'ors Front st.., and the walls of Sections: A and II on I'enn It, Tile estimated value of the warehouses destroy ed 1s 170111 Ilria,ooo to ;k,s(x),ooo, The structures are fully covered:b4insuranee.. Eyer.yportlon of the warehouses won ffileti with whist:Q . . Tile total quantity of whisney stored upon the premises was 2.5,01/0 barrels. It is believed that 100 or 500 barrels will be saved. The value of the liquors destroyed lo estimated at e'2,500,0141. Tile total insurtmee upon the NchlsKey : foots up i. 5,1-110,000. BREEE FINI SCHIVEFFLEHREN- NEM ben.t.t ri.r.r.rowN, .1 illy der 471, 1,69. 11 STEI 4411,DE1t ABILVILAII:- 1 / 1 . lea licth 11,1 ehteddle xlil all tif der maiming dos telt awfongs 1/1011111,111 fun mem., Icorrockter uu 1111111191 e, Well I,ch an United :-,:litates thivernment ()Meer no.ten V 7 . 1101(3 . 11106..11nnt, -. tirt I....eity Meader 1111.11111 . so HI wwr goo! oh, dog kvo I illy vet un hoddernshon own. .1)oh viii der Sohlit :hipper 1,1 nierillin inn ya, mt Ind lailtawnt Its oh mar de welt I.llSy 111.11111111 kl.lllll, 1111 WlllBlll l•t tuts 11. M. 81/ glint we 1011. Awer, Prlitter,lll• ell wlssit ids, for lilt tinissawya, Irh holinw 11111 alntro fun trtivvel Milder lilt an oilier tohler till a pollyllshener 11111. tell 11111111 1.111111/18 111 wet 1111,, tif-govvii nit of nn ongi•rer up. Ivlng innelat, no or well lilt now In inn faint wog Jill in' dr. 1,01111111.11. binlless 11mu•11it, ions uterills' It 11.11111 NVII Irh 0111.M . 011 111111, tilts (testier war hill In der silt:tilt. lilt bin gotiart well 101 l it tweet grbil:t hob font iloiirge. We lel, van of i.i'maelit hob Ind ill. 1{1.1,.V3 . I.; . frOlt 1.11 fun wont dos or Is, nit 101 l hobs et . itw i.esawt, tin Ito Cr olisolut horn wet dos kit for 8111,. 1:11111 111 0111111 1111]. 1/1. 11rrc)• 111,1.1 . Irani 1.11111 Het. 1'1.0111; 81• 1111.11111.101 sot anieli walla ftin donna I niche week Ilona, tut nix inn vault tsti du lama, lor sr Insist driir dos George tVIIIO.III inlch on del' 1111Ws 1 . 11111 levrit tin 1180;4 AWer, WaS heats 111. Ilt'vm'•' \l'l. kW: ion., mold helm George war lint or liter, g'sawl 101 l sot ittleli net {;nits so feel rotilit lussit nuulrb der Ib•rry pet lletot gov.7lvilleikl, seclit ce,,nitylloW, slits wlssn dl. ‘veilmli.it sir 1111' 1111 111111111.11,1,' 1/11.1111.1. ,11,0 zl. 11,•1' ll,irae.hut 1 . 4,111. .% ati,4ll - hilt ich 111,11 t• ,11tIltli 1111 11.0/ 81110111 1111 11011jty eu11li•rs,•1u11o11 1/111 cant ;;;*llOl (1111 ilt.tnin laintlidintin, lilt tine licit we in,. miser 1 . 111;11y 11 18‘.1Z11 1V4.11.1. ANVeI . now for dos illicit 1 ~I.llt 1811 ter idea, 111118 lett der explalint of Was 111/8 wrr 11118 slit. lie brielcat Jobs doh lot l'annly sin nits seelit der !Berge, Well de 'l'st•llungn so it fortlel- silly fuss . .lerwenyn hen. 1)4 utuiplel elutneo mer roraus ding bet zuwin is %num 11111 unser 111441111 sueura room—fur In dr Slllinol 1,11 gen, nil noel, i•nni, for In de snitily, for lit seller weg, seuld cr, lien uu•r all' gunny 1111 trallily tinting, 1111 ,emit so Itirrls We 'wile) . 1-1111111 e l'reslierer ill sovittl ,111,11111 11111 11115 ,111/110.4 1111111 Wli 11( 1101111 Is 111 tel Nvonslit. iner 1111 , 1 T 11no1111 nel Icrlan I:ennti, sris 11011' hit ihnlsallil tinliler %vier! sid, un 15111 Duel: ring nininly gin, s 0 gro.o Is weer ills war, un niriody so feel std.-1,-1101de, sin, ut•los aNv Is aryl its idends. ii 11111.11 41110 , —W:11in 11101' nip hull runrrosldt.r, tswrg run 1111.11- 11er 111.1 hreeyit tlellll t.lll Hier :111' widder inniiiy for nilerien tele., 1111 11P1111 till chin, %VII, till Welt pensilter 1111 litr 11111511, Inn der 1/111•1:11 . 1 11111 yusht I,nelly 15110 1,11 1111 . W11 Wlll, - see ht er, Aiver, ire I:ezina lair now unser Minim iiftlxn? Sell war de trul,t• ire 11 . 111111 tier t;eorge aniuld on tie. hisness going. Sin. "Inn leinhtn Miming oinat," merit yr," ivar tgilis fun denntoltnivlctissa In der :damn, uu liter lien n (um' tslllllllll.l lestlollt, Meer ells 1,1111111111 blend , wras leil Mit—Still Neltlrd sirh lilts Welsa. We g'sllWl, Wllllll yllst unsex sl . llllater tel Icunuat, dOllll sill Inc! all right. Aiver titer liilssa air der 11111ingfell beelu, for ler 111111•Ilt its feel IrlleVel Wallll . aw nil knoll. well el' sell Tresllery geld 11111111111 Will fur Slitato stand wit lilt tsu'l.ahlu, lin ,clierNeel4 Illitillt it-sivvatslell dansend dallier Int ressa tsu 5111th. Aiver wits deal 1111 S sell hullo? Six—gor nix':" We len ;liver tell.: a ludo wella for welly tIA, liter ,;ea wins,, but er nler g'snint es inner ferlelelit li.•,ser !well it inuell odder so tsn ward°. tier Meg wrxulletcril guilt! 11111 S et ail 1.11111 for Slireef sill' plat lasso, tin Mr Set Tre,,lierer, tin illicit 1111- ' tier;, 1111 sell, theeriellt er, 11111ellt 1111111 , , lie fail Is, seelit er, es uebt den!: an utaiser decl, tilt iraer uorll lilies MIMI/ drellt Wean el . net. Meer or is determined de lonia Isti shine lilt sit due lei right bower lure is for Selinater unyllow. Der I.lcorge War 11W gesllter 111 der roomy 1:01117 111111 tie Meeting, 11,1 kill war de guilts (sell dorl Ito till ledltlelllllllll4 isu gentlekli saute huts, der 1:1•Orge hell nny 1•111111 11111111er ge stilt', Yeades 1110ili die. Si. uls de yeas tutu Itays Wroliiin hell War ids er dreg Odder leer 011111•I)' nirsidellilleliy 111 Caller stile, tut tin 1401114 balnuee inn tier Merging of der. intner. Eans fun unser party star. eller to t ~• tint' Fret head, tJls Sltreef war doll de y.dir, tin tie halatici• it'll 11( 1111 her side Wain hell 11111111 1 41 151111 g'stoinni. so tins (ier se sliver W.I . tel sealla hug 1:1 1 111111 trill der Fret SO grins Meer, SO Wallra trite Mlle, It ' ll lien illy undll gevote exactly ire tier GeOrge es 'Mt Ell ding 11111 Se gedll doll, .111( they lleorge, tins 1 1 11111 gilr net 1.0 . 011, 1111 sell Is :111 a regllilllloll tills tie l:MllditialVta 11 reelll Sella lIMVII len till )111111111 for de 11ffilitWits11 n'att•llll, sn dos at' lien extra In tie box ulll dlllll, wt an' net 1111'1111er \Sites 11111111er Silrelell this enters sin. Uf course der Fret tin de unlit ry lieu geayll ehrllche 101 l gettya 11 graisy shtult full. Ito nogsht wool: gea It'll ‘vltlller In de slitailt, tin Ids silly tsolt Inttlipect 101 l tint (ler (leorge, 11100 ollcs satrya for welly this 11101' get, nilssn, besides unser Sennater nn der Pool:tor for In do Seluly. Now de saolitt slit a Lndornshu u. Wupposr titer ferlettra mu end der Sennater, tier thielcter tin tier gnus ring! Uunu watt' all unser aerwel fur nlx, tut 101 l till tltt lbtorge tleata Ills wiser share nun 'l'reashery fund betroga .Iwer, slitlelc dertsu, lilt hob yam fershproelta tig bully gutter rit torn eel shlelm fun sehlltlletown, providing se dunti Icons fun denim ferdelvelty watcher do Inter shit-Int. 101 stink any how lull mriun fri , llllll, tin der thtorge Is mei trona!, provldlng'er silt lelct tsu met'. We lob In de frllinollogy Itlsintss net gongs Itln Is er Icumwn uu but 111e1 . 1111.101/1.1.1.VV1( ilfselm I:up—hit this air an 1:1111 Is, hilt lilnnevolens _wennereashen, old lallllly wl ornery organs tit 111'11'011(V. In tut rcl:straordlitary dttgree. Wawa nter lull so 101 l tsu till but pro. feshitelly donn tuattlits aw repplteashittr Any how, 101 l shtlelt butt. George, tin wail or net tstt loiter slitloltt bin Mt any how" net der eantsleh davit dos tint !tort= end rouse I:iunt. lie Ilevvy Is 1111e0 11110111 Nvonnerlltzlell ()newel!, tut prowtyarl eara beslits 1111,1,11 . SVCIIIIS II•11 sag nlx, ally how net elt selwer wins ire's Is. It'll Ilterrlehl yitslit se 1511erd - nab Intuit der‘vettya. Wan so dot 111d11114ellls an bust up nun ring. ANnel . allerwell Is so .00h till right. l'itor. Pir NrI:I,I,I.I:IIItENNEIt. A H T - Evs rourirs. 1141VS* 1111i11EN . . , 51.1t1,1 AND SI,1511:1I Ora .1,,"1,31E5r Iv )I , lle full .11111 I , notp6ar. IN lofty •r, ry hind fruit Er cur frol,l the ork—ire hare rtl the Eft rt it( 0151 r ,;( flilflpfert 10 oil !rule x, iu rltrifing li,r T1 , ,!, rt0 rru,l sribilterel, pivierred b birtby.'irs trql. Iliohe foshfoaahl stttle. lira ...101•K, comb! , s us to 1t,4 pelt rill times et full , ne (hut of!? cue/. 1 0t filled t/1 r 0.1 4 . 1, with out th Ora I'l'lt.•llA+Es ALNVAYS 11.414: FOll 4, 4 11, (Ind haring purr/mord laryt ly o,f.leete, irillCe the dr el in, in Moth us, olfr rn.vl•.urrx shun . ill 11, fi• I,llliilgeß rr, hu re thust srutud. Ora AAI.I.IE Volt .• 1150 Hell 1,1V11.V. if e / hart no Fa/ ete ,, f s lee provide for, Itlld "re 1.1 &digt,', I tax the ttelyirty • text,' me, 10 moil, lip font.vt:. 1/irollg/il/00, Who do it"? veil up, 01 . 11 HEADY-\IAI. GAIOISIII, pr i“ am, ono,. Stock of Iltuely-,ltoolt yoode l'h ileule hide, it'll/ uae rein lo etc well fill , if from flew fa yoruituts nde he etupirio, re, the y ore as well 'man need (quell ie r eery et, and m vett eh, trip r. Br him lr nu offtet h 14 TM: 111 . N1/I.IIK AND TIIOI•+AN,, (hey 1,111 he Part chrapr thota lrheu mad, try Aillyrth, hot for , i/10 lio.einol moo/olio to of tliiito loft , prcl, r In Art re olio - , A (T,TioNt iO1,1,11lT111:NT 1:1° Ti' oIitIORIL. leith 'Nola tordech,l thick of Piece Goods, cunt g ell ttillis and quo Mitt, fin rind which will h, 111/1 , 11! op to tiros., by comp,hol .1 . 010 ',tot ruff. i's flll.l ll'orkrott a fu o Atylr Loot lo flu f.r th .ti. Nor h. E.—Slole, fit, owl :wok , .tr yrnvulll(o xurpnxxe.i by llooOr, toper. lo i 1 . 1,4 frit, All 7111,11,11111111 tho ri 1110 boort! let oche re, and fro II till ittoel boa goo hi laced rocry pore/ut 0, or lit! ROC rallrllttl ry crf o lob cl. A F*lllBl,ll IT Al.l. Alool:. Half lVOty 11.°111.,11 Co., Fifth awl iTow!. 31A111(ET UToI P1111,143.1'11111 ANT, °AI Ilitom,WAr, NEW YORK. Zprcial flotirco. ...... PERSONS WHO ARE GRAY CIII ilaVi• their hair required to Its natural auti It ha. fallen eat, create a Dew growth by onlitg • • HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER. the be.t II A 111 ItiIEbSING lo the . world. ...king 'Vele... Still . , %rophy hair, helthy. soft, a nd I'rlee Fl. err. For sale by till 11. P. II & CO., Nahllun, N. 11., Proprietor.. Wo , l , ilT lt 1 F( 1 )11. , t r 1.7 1 N E, *(:, 0 1 , 1Ei hood, tal n l I o.l. ' foi ' lie " errli ' lli ‘ Sent iti ...tiled loner envelope... ff....f elintife• Is r+ 110WAltil ASSOCIATION. P, Philadelphia, Pd. Slay TVRRORS Or YOUTH.—A gentleman who ant- G4red for year+ from NerVoll4 Debility. Prezonturn tDhec ay e n 'd f motihe egeoto o n f t O yo t ut . hnfeun i n f d ree e a o ll n w who lnl.eeod it, the recipo and direction for oinking the attnple remelt, by which to st un cured. Safferept witelting to prods bY the lolvertlser's experience colt do by addretoOnig, in perfect confidence. JOtld D. DD DEN, No. 4217rdar St. •NeW York. DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH - .1./treated with 1110 - 01110nt tureen by ]. 'AAA., M. D. and ProDalai. ut Instmm‘ pee mid Enci (his epe• c(hilt) lit theMedireil ('„Ile(/ of ye itra ..rperience. I foroterlyW I N 0.90 Arch ntreet. Philadelphia. Tet.thnottlaltoots be .seell at Ile office. The medical facility arc la / to aeridnPaa/ their patients. as he has nit sorrel , . DIAN practice. Arlin hit eyes inserted without palm. Yu elinrao for vanillin, lion. tau R-ly. Sp dal t:ream 311t4111 , . A I LTIIIIN" (YP (IA -) 11- 4 ~„As 1 Cop G ,T111.0:01,..A.4131!.. firtatelsiti,flid •••°). ---- • • tottojttlon and an early grove Inc... only 1•:. cont.. line nolllon tottnially, awl twit! every' 111111 Ice all olt•ttgukt. In Allentown. (fel/17411e: LICIIENK'S SYltUl', SEAWEED JJ Tit Nl4! and Mandrake VIII, wilt, rutin Consiiiiiinion, Liver Complaint, and irtoken according to direetions. 'l' hey are 111111,re to be taken it liir They elean4u the etuttptelt, relax the liver anti put to snor k : then the mwetite becomes tt I; the food digests geed 1.1 I the patient bi.gins to grow in flesh; the ilisiinsiat mato mlpens In limiting, nnd the patient out grows the WO gets wadi. Th‘. the only 55:) to cure ifenntolitifti• To Poi, thine medicines Ile. 3, 11, Schenk, of Philafiel. tibia, 0111. 111. unriValled 111111 , ' 111,111111. W of pal teiriniry refinfileptien. Tee Pillion/le SYI . III , 014'. Ill" morbid niatter In the 110111, throw , P eif an vany xpectoration. for pion the'phlegayer mailer in Apt.. i c c light rim threw' it elf, and they:Pleat loan rent bate the long. begin 1.1 heal. d „,fi k , the seowo.i not Itlandrake Pitts triont be freely we'd to 11.11.1111.1. 1111. Yl,OllOlllllll Il vor, that the Polinenie $v nip ;pill the fool will make good Id I. Schenk %oarlike l'lll4 Id.r alien the liver, roofs lug all ell-trueino, relax the duct'. Id the 1;1111.1 , 141dd,, the Li lll start. freely, and do liver In ill relieved; evert show tv lot the Pill. cum de; wling ban icon Invented exeept caleinel (a deadly potion which In very flangeroon to tine attains with great caret, that Iv 111 unlock the gall-Idiebier and -.tart the nefirellon. of the liver Ilke Schenk' , 31,iiel“ike Liver PiPtirlaint ix um! ill the nient proinitient C 11.., of COll,llllOllll. S1.111•111i . :. Sett,' cell Vale 1, a genii,, stititaltint and alter tive, ipol the alkali 111 the Si'l1W1•1•11, tt9,teL this prepare' hell In made of, the nleinach to throw ont the gaslrle 'wire to alined ve Po fool with the ['ninon i s i t node late Willa WitIIiIIII 1,11114110 th. 1,1•011rillnIll the •1011101.11. The I'o.oll why physician. do not rare ranionnp iill they try to do too much; they give nodkin. r t,,, t h e ' ,t o p e hlll., to ',top night nweatn, hectic fever, and by ne &dog harp 11.'1111/nl' hot.. dlll.-dive pomd•rA, locking op the neeretlons, and eventually the patient XIIIkS 01111 ail', Dr. Scholl:, In lib' treatment, doe. not try to step a rough, night .1,01., rh ill., I, lerer. 111.11111V1`1111`1,111 , 1, 111111 they will all .top of their ',ill record. No one (1111 1/0 I'llrell eifi.itaiptien, Liver Compliant, Dy.pepsln, Catarrh, Can ker, l'lreliated Thrieft, 60 UV, fitonalch tire 11111111. 11,111111 Y. If a pone a ban Con.otaptton,l.lcdurso the longs In some wily are fib...axed, either Wherries, ithneesse., brottelital it-Hi:oho, ;deur° Indltelloo, or the bungs are a 111. M Or 111' 11111111111011 0111 fast decaying. lit 'inch ruses what must i Le dour I It n not only the lungs that are wantlug, but It In 1110 W11.41'11011)% 'rlll' ,411111111./1111111 liver 1111,010 A their Pew,' to 111111,11100 , 11011 el fool. New the only chance In to take Schenk'. three. brines, a liielt will bring tip a tone te the -tiolocla the Tattiest will 114,61110 W11111.100(1, R Will dine-11.11 , 11y nail make good 11101 . N1. patient begin... gala in and 1.011 1111. 11011).111.1(1. to , r ow, (1..• 1 0 0. gnome°, to heal np. and tan Polhill get. ilenhy anal well. This Is tan only way to tore Coloottup. when there i, tek lung kiml only Liver Contplalut Pill Ity.. pep-la, Schenk ' . SOHN, I Tllllll . 111111 Mandrake Pill,. are AVIIIIIIIII LIII I I'llllooolr Syrup. Takellni mk,kkakinke freely in all billintvcompluititn, aki they are perferilv Itarialenm. lir. Wl/11 luk. enjoyed uniuterropted health for ma y.yea pkokt. /1 ,1 %V . 22:i 1,, ay to 11 In nkkilrten. In the yen . lain 1 .11114 4 . of Tahoe. nut, Com.nolption, Lie phrkteittiek having prettottored Icyltopole.v. and alrankl.kned him te lkin fail'. 111• 11.1 eared by the aferk . -3111 medicines, and Sillro Pinney 1111111,111 ( 1 , 111111:111y 1011113,11111, , kt.ed Skiliknik i n prop. nrittion. with Ilikkknitllt • 11 1 11111[1.111k 1•111 . 1,Sn'. Folldirertionk. accompany ...telt, nuke it mkt kilned ittel y to per nonally nee Dr. Schenk, unlik. the patient,. wine their !unto examined, and for thin purview Ink in profieedenally ut kin examined, Mlle°, Philadelphia, every PatitrdaY. Where all letter , for advice I totnt ho adds - kik...l. Ile In take profes. ilkolially at No. 32 head hirk3 i t, Nets fork every other Tk0.,..1ny, nail at No. :11 lfstuover Street, Ihe , itoki, every littler Wednesday. Ilk . given mirk , free. lint for a then. ugh Wit/111i , 11. 1 s1/11 . 111111401 . theprice is kick tit. o 11111 re Iteitri• 31 I'llol frlllll 9 A. M. to 3 mar 104y*** Jur SatC aub nal 1 4 - 1011 t S.t , S11:11S( . 1[1111Elt ,dro, for nate 1.1 , , shimrior six iitteloteam, with linr• t;\ oro 1 : 11111111..11, Ih. .5"N„.._ 1% I . llllh.- all. tlvrtertly .4.111111. ilO . . troth six to cloven your., allti Will 110 .0141 for wuut or work. Apply to DA VI I , SeiIALL, Irtio Vorge, lIvrlo• county. 420 ',fr. i t!!1:• t rm l is A lt!I ii !:1!:r 8 (1 F .t . t. S 'O tau lot , hi...thaw:ly the 1•111.111 Cemetarf, On rect. Th. , has will he ~ohl by stli,erlption, atilt Immediately aft , r whol , tilliol..•l . they will he award ed I.y let iii tho •atiol tt. in the orattitlzatloa of the robot .\ Platsor oflhe prialata. COM lie 1101.11 eor °tile... toy 111 1100118 z iti , n E. mo LET.—A REASONAII.I.I: will let given oh the t:h.tott Slott. Quarry, Plainfield Pa., rur Staehertutyn. It rour.i.tm of Imatiller thlt•velh, Mho. hever.fhtlintt .1.1t1., etitml to tin tt ell.hhowtt Chap w:", si n ,, w ith, go o d tthtter Dower :mil tt full rlitttimt 01 tothipitht awl lielidind Irons desirous of an °mho thttity .Drip ind exarnhlo for hem. ttelve, tout h k hottlhot horh, Sthekertotep P. t O. tear :I;th It. L. SellltEl HEIL I'n.sldent 01R if F A It 11 S F,E, n t nging In price from 6..it0j.. - 0 per acre, accord to Improvement, Iccution &c. (fond g‘n om dho n n., ntol near ntacltet.. These fivrtn• are 111111at , 41 Virsinla and 3lncyland, ill the immediate vicinity of N% le,h linrion and nthr. rnon 3i to 3. 'nth, ili , tant from the l'ap. A.1411.4....al on .I.WERE-LIS AD. C. nett, ,c l stroet. W4ehtngten. D. C. - _ - ASSIGNEES' SAI.E. IV I L —la La roair sato LaL sATnti).‘v, SEPTEMBER /Sth, TSB. on the proiali.vs, at 10 o'cl..ek, A. M., all that VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY 01w. M. Kl.tler, siluato in ',yin, toivn•llip. 1.011101 comity.. con•i•llini of a sT()NE c.nlisT All LL, NVlth four pair. of stone, the markt:l.7 of which l• en eni.. The WA'fElt POWEIt Is NEVER FAILIN(I. SAW MILL With the name Nvator power. The la rod More Ilion 2i. wil lt (Cairnd ai r diedaßnt lurt aln. ltidge, Paid liar widar pusrair la (Ito \ tract .131 acre. and i perehrn, wore or Imo., of ear& lent land to ilia above will property. ' O acre- and !r; perdu,. Id Wood hoot Inmate on raid oomolain.. In 1 , 46.1 mad coonly.. Furth, mformation ran I. had lay alirlyllta to W. 0. i.ockeilliacli, nt Allaaitdtv a. Pa., or Samuel J. Midler, at Saotiorivallo,a. Condition- It ill la , inad Pd I,IIOWII at tartar lay SAMUEL .1. KISTI.IiII, W. li. I.IICIC EN BAC 11, nag I.t. op Wm. M. IClidliar, Itnukrnl 1. INTERESTING TO CAPITALISTS! PRIVATE SALE VALUABLE ESTATE. 'rip imolaigmott °Opts is prlvnto: sum , the moll estotto: boorootmottoor sitionto in Om tommoltip Ilootoolvooro looohlgh mounty, cootztotlilltig 120 ACRES The FA RI! i• hi the hlghind state of cultivation, all of It haying been thoroughly limed within ayear. It hi located along thu canal, within omit mile mid d heir Alloutown; awl tio....e.•es ono 011110 finest tines for itrecting a furnace, rolling lain or other manufacturing oYttilillYhmont, porttY 1/01111 110111'0,1 tiaidon and Mandl eltunk ; largo ion It min hl lei protltably cut up itito building lots, and front it. proximity to the largo manufactories at Allentown, the l ot omit with ready Th.. Improvenuititn Ziltol..1.111C01141.(11f Iwo find clash lIIIICIi ItNVELLING • 110ESES, a thick NVipili Ilona°, two Stone Dwelling "11 ou.ea, tine large Barns, Illarkionith shop, large ovagoo died, corn crib, and other outbuildings. The lin provonentii aro all 111 good repair. Thor , la a 1... first clan. Iroier Poorer on tho Wembley, Excellent Springy, and tt now and commoilloun Spring llouYe. Tho fat m In well adapted to dairy purposes on account of Ilto pure Spring Wllll, It alai, coutalus one of the fluent Trout Ponds in the State. Term, will be uncle to milt tint porchave.. Pero.. ilii•lrlng toparch:pie will Ito taken over the firoperty at any time, For (urtlwr Information call upon or write to It. CLAY lIA3ItiItSLI, July Attorney at Law, flataiontitnit Pa., or 0001) Itettl Estate Agents, Allentown, Pa itliscrllanrons. MILLER, MILL, k uItMI.III.Y MILLI:It 4 WARNE LEATHER, HARNESS, SHOE FINDINGS, Titts KS, ETC., ETC., MAIN STItELT SLATINWCON, PA 46 - The 1,4 Inaterllll4 al the lowost EORGE WENNER. FLouit, 1111 A 1 N AND vitoDucii COMMISSION & SHIPPING MERCHANT No. 215 South Water St., (Miens°, '.oi) • I'm Icti lan. ntleiatioo Ovon to Elute!. siltiprent EFLRENCES: U. W. Bolls At Bro., Chicago; Sooger',.k Allontnwo, W-st..Nvw Turk; Buslioug J o b r, Rad log, Po.; B. (1. oungq. 114.0114 , M0, Pk. ; John Botror, Ilarrklourg, Pa. ; .1oht; Falin+took, 31111 way, Lincohter COlllity t Pa.; Jib Ilolulry, SWOULiIIIII.I CUII{VO. ang ri. A. 1 . 11.111:1 , . It. vl - 10. 11.11. OTTO, 11, 3111.1.1:11 Fl I,IIIIEItT, OTTO .Ifc MILLER, I.IMIFACTUItI;I4.4 AND DEAER LS IS ,LEmB - E B • NNT.ILI_dADISP()IIT, PA. MILT. ON C.% iCE EAT . p i r m 3iik i ipltl) STREET. W. CRANE, AOEST. au g 4,10.1 y • , CHLAI 1 HILADELPOILt STORE. reqwelfallylnOtell 10 rail Old , ezurolue toy stork or Cheap liomln, collobiting of RIBITONS,RSETS. HOOP-SKIRTS, ICED WAIN' Es HANDKERCHIEFS, REAL AND 131ITATIoN • LACES, LACE COLLARS WHINGES, HU - GENTS' . FLTILNISHING GOODS At 'AI per cent. line than any other fitorolu Allentown. GOODS DAILY RECEIVED CET From Now York mid Phllodelpliko THE CENTRAL PARK :741111,1, white, colored, ruffled, otrlped and other elylee. , • Cull gild encedolop bottom poef , lo7g L tr i l=i isi , auS.Rto 11m:onto:I hot. Se . rutl mid Third, Fiord Word pIPORTANT TO tifill'PEßS AND AIANUPACTURERS DENNISON'S AND LOCKIVOOD'S TAGS AND SHIPPING CARDS, AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES, REGISTER OFFICE. T' MOST iiiICCESSFEL 1,1 FE INSURANCE CO., UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. CASH CAPITAL, BRA C H OFFICE PHILADELPHIA 121= .I.IV CUUIi E, Philath.lphla, Chairman Fill.Cl' and Ex HENRY 11. rooKE. Washlnit.., Vire-Premideut EMERSON W. rErr, Philatlulphla, Secretary and Actu FilANl'l,ili.s3llTll. M. D., Philadelphia. Medical Di Tlti. Comp:in). b. mvl , In t 1 14. t TY.N MONTHS of It. 5,395 POLICIES, Dn. .1. 11. SCHENK, 15 N. 6th St., Phi/ada., Pa SEM IMEMMEIM Life Enottrance LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY =I NATIONAL MEM I=l )I'I'I( 'ERS MEM INSCItING :•i15,142,800. Thi- 1'1,1p:111y Itft l'odley•Holder. I IiAZ VE('.'l l SEC I:ITY by 1,, 1 . :,111.1.1.q. rapital Ilni• 311111. 1/ullairm, and gimr.low., 1.. the 11.111,41, by it 4 Lou,Bale o Pr e 7ai m LAIN; E DI VI DEN DS IN ADVANCE Or ;I inVilkllgi or 100 per relit by 1 , ,"11:ItN PREMIVM PLAN CENEBALM:ENTS E '1.1 . ii„ ( :1, 1 ',\ I gNi:::',:•,!:11" 1 .i:! . .;I:71 .. .:, " 1::!'. 1,1 .' , .. ,1 1 ,. . 1 11 c " , :i1 , 1 ~,,oths,,, 5.,, .r,,,,-,. It. K. itt,s,:i.i., 36,L0g0r. , • W. Cooper .111erito,vu :lathing! Ihmk, Nelson Itii.ik Store, Agog, for Lehigh !lug Jacob A. niForlitl agent trig 15-ly Notiro owricE.—AT 01"I'llE Li , otril of Controller. of the I . lll.llll'entotery compa ny, bald , 111 1 1 / 1 1. 211 Or Ango.l, tit: following resolution.. adopted : 1. Tlllll 111 Irk and lot holder. aro requemitil liefore the of 1 ,1 1 .1 1 .1111 •1. 11111 . 11 . 111te of all tilank, treeiht nitol other rithitielt. In ease 11)14 in net:levied Trit.toott trill 1 •11,111 1110111i:11'g° Ili , 1, 1 11. 1/ , ‘ . 1 4 1, 11 ,1 1 11 lt to Ole theittf. 2. That II I. forbidden in the future to plant 11,•1.1 , 1/111. or Welt ooght •111,411 ill 11111111 this role in Ina 11141111'11 Mlllllll , Tro.toe. rleatt tint e lite •1111111 . , Vl , llllrl 111111 11111,, , 1.1111'1 . 111g romotorY o rth .rriac..- , :wow, let lien:Twitted to enter trlthout n-ttur the pr :per hey, :11,1 they are required to Ireop the the., anti gate.. lorlttal alba . thoy are used. violation of low it 11l he 1111111 , 11,1 By 1111 . 11011111 111414.3t] =II - voTicE.-711E 31.tel'NGIE SAY ./. lugs Bank will make apPilinnlion at the vent ses sion of the I,lngl-lattiro of Petitmri vania for the repeal of So took ' :inn of tint 1-1 section of the this incorporating mild :inn provides "That ..thing in this art contained -Inuit be no eunstrinot nit to confer 1111 the said corporation banking Priviistis. no , inieknoiilit the tenon from the operation of the law+ of this Commonwealth Prolillittikg the Is.ull of batik notes dningageninuts of credit lu the na• lure thereof t" 111111 will 11-11P1r for ocelot honking Prlvi• Imp , under the present idyl.. and title, rhe Macungie Savings Hook, ' with tile prewin capital nit guil),UUO, with privilege to increase 1111 l ta111.1101). null b., Iveatod etty .sf Allentoss, PA VI SCIIALL, Prin't. I'. I.ll•lllnsw.U.l.Nnii,Candiler. je:lo.6m - 7,0 - tirrav T E.--in: it I.I.EN'FOWN lion Institution will niiike nt the next es•liin or the Legi•latiire lot Pennsy I vitina for the r , T ti a g l t o h f ssaoi d ninc h of the Inp r n ov , id l e .l s ll I " 4 Tlint nolhcongun this act Colit.liuml shall be so roust ruin! or W Coiller upot 1110 multi forpOrlaloO banking privllegcs, or so. to exempt the sittllo front the oPerntion of lb., tiiws of thin Coinnioci• prohibiting tlio bisuing el bank notcs or other nn• nageininds of credit In the mil tire thereof;" altil will npply for genownl backbit:y.lol.les nutter the present style rind title—lb, I ' Allentown Saving. the r0..00t capital or 1A . 2,1100 and right of rtirthor IlIct..O•o• to and to Is , loeOlvd ill Allel,toWll, 1,011101 cininly. igned: ti 11. .k eitniirrn 11. firkin, JOU,: Citiciscictm F. E. 6A,11 . 13.+, BENJ. .1. linitcrinecll t Ii condi: l'll.lllnT. S.1,1r1:1. SELL. ji. :A-6111 N. 1511.50 Ptircit. Trustees. COUIIT OF TIIE U. N. roitTli I'. EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNA. 01.:1011011; J. BENXI-I'4 , EL lair of Buntakiii ship, Northampton Con nt Bankrupt. Having petitioned for Ilk likeliarge' a meeting of erenll • torn will he held on the SEVENTH DAY OF AUOVITT. A. D. kn. ut lo "'dock A. 11.. before W, E. Doster, Reg!. Inter, nt hi+ ogle.. at Eanton, that the examination of Hip Bankrupt may he floklied, owl nit; liuninek .of meeting. required by section. .17 sold 2S, the Art or c00g , .... The Regkiiii will rectify whether t h e Bankrupt ha+ con binned to hi. duty. A hearing will nlno hod on WED SENDAI*, the Poll day of Augunt. A. 0. ltdb before the Corot at Philailiiiphin. at 10 o Hoek A. M.. whet , Pattie. iiiierented nhow ogitinst the ilineharge NV italik the llon. John Cuilwalutier, Judge, and the Sea Ju ly, thoCrourt at PhiludelPhin. the fourteenth day of Ju ono thousand eight hundred and glx• It. FOX. Clerk. july 17- ty•ffino. • Attest—W. E. Dowrint, Register NOTICE. --NOTICE IS lIEREIIV GIVEN that application tv llt bo mode by tho under. signed nt tho Governor of renneylvaulit for letters putout crealli W nt IL corporation will, ilio na an nio d xty . lo of tho 5111144,t0wn lontn and. Suring Aarociallon t to Ito lo• count la the llorough of Milleretown, Lehigh county. Thu object of natol A4444oclatlon trill bo to rerOino looney on do• p4,44it at regular ratee andaul - et, to loan Mit gaunt, 415144 r 401411 note, 14111 Q. , l 4, exerciao - oneral banking rrlvilrgea tinder tho 1,4404111 f latrn of file tab! hank 01111,0 rap 1411 Mock of 4r40,01, with nu• thority to inere,44 the nllllll. to 4010,0 W, (01,0 divided Into shares of ally dollar. each. ittill. Wei ier, ' J. F. M. Shltterl, (;.•...te Ludwig. l'harle.. Hlallner, Ilenjamln .1. Schntoyer, Gideon F. lignor. Frani:llu Shlnn.r. • John iihltferi. 11. , rotio T. 11,.01,..,.. William 0011 d 0 r. - Jame". Singnin.ter, Alallolly 111:CIII 11.. A lexand.... Singnnt,Jer. JY2I CCot ing. rHILADEL.PIiIAi M - Santiiles Nein by M:111 when written for. 31jutets. T3ENNSVI.VANIA iIoTEL.• Colt. 7th AND LINDEN NTS. ALLENTOWN. PA. Tho andersigno.l has taken 1111,. {4ll-known stand. The Bar, Tilllll . 11.1 • 1111 V 0 all been newly furnished. H., Is a 1.. ., well snyi{lbal wills stable rOOlll. livery attention w hit ba be ,4 0 w.1 {men {l{l , gotegts to make theni feel al home ..SIOSES uTII T HE POPIT LAR 141.T11 ft Eft RESORT HIE SLATE EXtgiAliE HOTEL, I= WILLIAM KUNTZ, PROPRIETOR • The beautiful andelected greenly of tide hotel ha w been fi tted up especially for the accetmaodnuoa of ezeut , " TiCgTir.F. Of • the hotel Is euppildi With the choirleest. Inguriem nod the to tempting meats unit vegetable.. Everything to mat. „ullyays rooked In the best 111111.11.1er awl ...red tho t inviting ,t TIIE SLEEPINU %PA ETMENTS aro ronunodlon. and well ventlinted we ample for the accommodation of gUeAte alley wie ronttln over ought. or takeboard• Inn bythe week or r the go.soll. Speclul arrnagente to uuulu mIOIe:c LIA . partlea. For WIL KUNTZ, further Worland...lt , • ddre ..131^.3 • eletangtoa I'. 0., rit. $1,000,0(9
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