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THE CITY
The Regieter Grow*
By our enlargement, this week, we are
enabled to give our patrons six columnsudditional
reading matter, an increase of two columns in
space In the length and four on the sides. This
enlargement has been made necessary by our
growing advertising patronage. THE Latium
REGISTER Is now the largest paper in Lehigh
County, and in fact, we believe, in the entire Le
high Valley. We take this occasion to return our
sincere thanks to our friends who have interested
themselves In our behalf and have rendered such
valued assistance in increasing our subscription
list, and we hope that this increase of size will be
taken as an evidence that we intend to make Tile
REGISTER more :cud more worthy of their support.
Cruel Driring
Last week two men hired a ltorse of Peter
Sluing, In thy Sixth Fan!, and It I, alleged drove
the animal to death. Their names were. John
Martin and Christian Duster. They have since
been arrested and were committed In the HMO Or
$lOO to appear at next term of Court. •
Centenpiol Celebration
Last evening the centennial anniversary of
the birth of Alexander von Humboldt evils cele
brated in the Court house. Addresses were de
livered on Humboldt's life, and his labors in pro
moting the rause of natural science, mid the pro
gramme was varied with vocal and instrumental
music.
linights re nip! ot r
The Commanderies of Knights Templar of
Ileitis, Carbon, &dittylkill, Northampton and Le
high, met in joint conclave, in,,Masonic Hall, on
Wednesday evening. As the proceedings were
secret we have no report or the proceedings, but
we understand the attendance wan large. After
the adjournment a collation was.provided for the
Knights at the American lintel.
Empire Life Inmerwire and Trust Company.
This corporation has gone into operation in
this city and has locaied Its office at the South
west corner of Fifth and Ilamilton streets, imme
diately opposite ..the Court House. It has
banking privileges, and will pay 4 per cent. to de
positors, on dolly balances, and C per cent. for six
months or longer. The concern Is in good hands
and has a Napltal of sioomoD. The following are
the Directors --Morgan F. Medlar, 'Ephraim
Grim, Paul Balllet, William 11. Sweden, Aaron G.
Henninger, William Huntzinger, Franklin 11.
Mickley, Aaron Sankt and Joseph Newhart.
Aaron G. Henninger Is President and Morgan F.
Niedlar, Cashier.
Real Estate &flea
Mr. 11. Williams sold a lot of ground 20 by
110 feet, situate on Fifth street, between Chew and
Gordon, to Michael Brode, for 4230.
Niessrs. Reuben. S. Shhner and Thomas W.
Sieger, have purchased front the Allentown Nation
al Batik, the property known as the Lehigh Roll
ing Mill. The parties contemplate commencing
operations Immediately.'
Messrs. I Sett Burman, Joshua Schnurman,
Joseph Sehnurmatt and Charles Newhard of this
city have purchased, through Alderman Stapler,
the steam grist mill and tract of land at South
Bethlehem, of D. 11. Fisher, of Leesport, Becks
county, for 520,1)00.
Return Ilinne of the Visiting Kronen.
Vu Wednesday last Congress Hose Com
pany tell the city in 11:43 train, to return to Phil-
Valley and Wart]. Peaaeylvae
nia Railroads. During their stay the streets were
alive front morning till night with beating of
drums and music from a very indifferent band and
our eltl7.tais who love peace and quiet were not at
all sorry at their departure. •
On their way to the depot a daetardly outrage
was vommitted whlell reflected discredit upon the
entire company. It appears Mr. Sehlauch, a very
gentlemanly conductor on the Allentown:Passen
ger Railway, was running his ear to the depot and
coining up to the lire company, which was march
ing upon the track, stepped otr the car and polite
ly asked the members to let the ear pass, as he was
behind time. seemed sufficient provocation
for a row ambneveral roughs fell upon him and
beat him in a terrible matiner,from the effects of
which he has been laid up several days. Tele
graph dispatches were sent to the Philadelphia
authorities, but the ,alapn recalled capture. NI r.
F. Wolle left A Ilentown in the 2.07 train the
same day and went to Chestnut hill, when, avant
the ttsm,ttotee of the oiar,h,ti of the tire compa
ny and the police put at his service, John Earley
Wile arrested on the charge of eointnitt ing the as
sault on Mr. SOIIIIIIOI. The prisoner arrived here
on Thursday, was committed. for trial at once, the
Grand Jury found a true bill, he was taken into
Court on Thursday afternoon,aml in answer to the
charges of committing an assault and battery upon
Henry R. Salatteh, the same upon Henry Stahl
neeker, :mid of obstructing the track of the Allen
town Ihissenger Railway lie plead guilty. The
sentence Imposed fur the first ;Minn, was
months solitary Imprimmiseut, hard Islam and 0
One of one dollar and costs ; fur the second, - sem
teneed to pay a line of twenty-live dollars and
costs ; nod for the third the name penalty. the
prisoner to stand committed until all the lines
rind costs are paid. The action of the court Is
praised by everybody:
Mr. Wolfe expresses much satisfaction with the
action of the company' after his arrival of Chest
nut.HIII. The members rendered every assistanc
lu securing the culprit. Farley, it Is said, is no.
a member of the company.
Laying of a Corner•Sgone
We are indebted to the Newo for the ibilow
lug report :—The corner stone of the German lit
1111111 Catholic Church, at Fourth and Gordo
streets, was laid on Sunday. The attendance wa
very large, no less than five thousand persons lir
;lug present to witness the impoAng tyre:not:ie.
At about 10 o'clock In the forenoon on exeurAo
train (ruin Reading,' containing about nix lonian! ,
persons headed by the Ringgold Band arrived, an
In the afternoon !mother train stith as Maur mor
At three o'clock the procession was formed at tl
I=
following societies participating: Bishop Woo;
and assisting priests lu carriages; ltinggohl Band
St. Joseph Society, 16 Ines, with white regattas
Ancient Order of ilibernia,l6 men, green badges .
Beneficial Brotherhood of the lioly Cross, 25 men
purple regattas ; • Emerald, 30 men, der, blue cap
with green band. These societies were all from .
Reading. The following from Allentown were In
the title : St. Joseph, 22 men, with blue regattas,
and carrying the U. S. flag ; St. Joseph, 30 men,
with red regattas ; ,the Mayor and Select and
COIIIMMI Councils of Allentown. The procession
marched up Hamilton to Fifth, up Fifth to Chew,
down Chet* to Fourth, where they halted at the
site where the new church Is about being built.
The church will be fifty by eighty feet, anti we are
informed will be a handsome edifice. A temporary
floor was laid over the foundation, and a stand
erected in the centre which was handsomely deco
toted with evergreens. About half, oiler 4 o'clock
the corner stone was told by Ilishoif Wood, as
sisted by Fathers Bornetnan and Schlekney, of
Reading, Father McKee, of Catasauqua, Father
McArnoe, of Bethlehem, Father Cserdeman, .of
Philadelphia, Father Loughran, of Haycock,
Bucks county, Fathers Garvey and Hiltermath of
Allentown, and R. 0. Ilandlon, Roman student.
The following articles were deposited lu the
stone : Constitution of the Roman Catholic Church,
a copy of the Pantie Ledger, of Philadelphia, copies
of various papers published in this city, the names
1? the President and his Cabinet, the names of th.r
Governor and his officers, U.S. eOlllB and currency
of each denomination at present pi ckplatiou, the
1111111103 of the officers of this, city, ti list of the
Blshop.and Priests assisting in the dedication, list
of the members and officers of the church, and au
account of the history of the church from Ito foun
dation tonic time of the laying of the corner stone
of the building In which they will shortly worship.
After the laying of the corner stone the Rt. Rev.
Bishop Wood went through the service required
by the ritual of the R0111(111 Catholic Church.
Removal
TIIE iiEGNTEII'OFFICE will be removal to
the Store formerly occupied by Messrs. Young th.
Lent; No. 45 East Hamilton street, where we will
at all times be pleased to see our frlends whether
they call on business or not.
Dedication in the Sixth Ward
On Sunday morning Mat the temporary
church of the English Roman Catholic Church, In
the Sixth Ward, was dedicated to worship. The
Imposing ceremonies orthe Catholic Church were
performed by Right Rev. Bishop Wood, of Phila
delphia, assisted by the Catholic clergy of this city.
lloly mass was presided over by the Bishop subse
quent to the dedication.
The Coming Fair
While the Committees of the Lehigh County
Agricultural Society nrc doing everything ht their
power to make the coming fair the greatest ever
held, our merchants should not fall to make every
effort to accommodate the big trade which Is 'Al
ways done during fair week. Don't be timid about
having n sufficiency of printer's Ink distributed
over tine grounds, and send In your orders before
the rush commences.
Bad Accident
On Saturday last, Peter Shinier, residing, in
he First Word, this city, was run over on the
leading Railroad, opposite Conshohocken, and
•ilied. It appears he was on a freight 'train and
engaged In uncoupling cars, although not 'an CM
nloye of the Company. Ile lust his balance and
ell off the bumper,when the train passed ovr him
with the libove sad result. The remains of the
unfortunate man were brought home op the
Pacific Express train on Sunday evening. De
ceased was about 50 years of age, and leaves it wife
and seve•ai children to mourn his death. •
Ski•iuonly Injured
Geo. W. Frost, Esq., Superintendent of sup
les ror the Union Pacific Railroad and Senator
In the Nebraska Legislature, while on a Jersey
City ferry boat en route for the West, tripped on a
chain, and being thrown violently upon his head,
sustained concussion of the brain. At first he sup
posed the wound was trilling and therefore pro
ceeded on his Journey, but he heroine on 111 nt Al
leutown that his companion, Mr. Read, was emu-
pelted to take him from the train. lle was con
veyed to the American lintel where, under the
treatment of one of our prominent medical men, he
rapidly recovered and was enabled to proceed We ,t
on Friday last.
New Stationer// SNIT
We will open in a few days in the store
flnerly 0 supled by Young & Lentz, Hamilton
ioveSlxtb, n full line of counting house, legal
and commercial stationery and fancy goods. A
beautiful selection of Ink stads, paper of every
grade, Including ladles' French note, Carson's
ladles' and commercial note, foolscap and letter
papers, Blank Books, Puns Books, Memorandums,
etc., etc.
The attention of store-keepers is asked to our
stock of cap a nd note paper which Us been pur
chased nt case prices a n d and can be sold No ne to
flute dealers a good prqlll.
Dedication of the M. E. Church
The Methodist Episcopal Church of this
city was dedicated to the service of God, on Sun
day, the I:2th Inst., Rev. Dr. Dashlell, President of
Dickinson College, preaching both morning and
evening. This was the first time that the people
of Allentown had the pleasure of hearing the etn-
cent divine who officiated on thin occasion, and
Indgiug from the interest manifested by the large
tudienees present both morning and evening, it
wits evident that the eloquent strains, pregnant
•Ith divine truth which flowed fr om
. 'the sacred
esk reached the hearts of the people. Both set:-
none were deep and searching, and were delivered
a manner that bore unmistakable evidence of
'dilly and power:
The ritual service of dedication was performed
a 9.30 P. M.
n the afternoon a Childretex Jubiler, compos“l
he children of the Sabbath School, was held In
audience room of the Church, and as a contrl-
ion to the new edlllee, the youis, folks gave $lOO
During the day. there was contributed, In money
and subscriptions, $3200. The whole services
during the day rind evening, Including collections,
were it complete success.
Co I rt Prorrrdin gn
William Gernert agt. Henry J. Haintz and
Benjamin Gernert. Plaintiff suffers non suit.
Ell J. Ziegler agt. Enos Itelehenbach. Verdict
for plaintiff, $80.78.
Thomas K. Selglove agt. John Wint, Garnh•liee
of Benjamin Gernert. Verdict for plaintiff for
$22.08.
Edward Thin and 11litry Thin ngt. Edward Mc-
Gettlgen. Plaintiff non milt.
Samuel Wood agt. Henry J. Martin. Verdict
for defendant.
Edward DrelOatch agt. Augtodus Dankle. Con
med.
J. W. Patten A: Son 'ngt. Erwin IMO:halter.
Verdict for plaintiff, (411.25.
Dimes Saving Institution of Allentown ant.
Milton Beidle'i and Peter Shelly. trading as Seid
ler A: Shelly. Continued.
John Weber agt. John Feldraner. Judgment
by agreement In favor of plaintiff for rants.
John S. Hoffman and 'Edward Mertz, trading as
iL Ilman A: Mertz, agt. AVlllioin Reimer.' Verdict
for defendant.
.lo,epit Greaher agt. Ephraim Daniel. Settled.
mud costs paid by defendant.
William B. Sellers & Co. agt. Owes Blunter.
Settled, and casts paid by di•fenduut.
Selnintc...k Shoemaker agt. Charles Shoemaker.
Settled, and casts Paid lq• defendant.
\Vm. Dimmiti awl. Win Jaeolty. Continued.
& Rohe dgt. Illram. M. Faust el at
Judgment for plaintiff:
Mary Smith, n•ife of Jonathan Smith. agt
Daniel Siegfried. Verdict for plaintif.
Coin. ngt. Minhael MeCloFkey.—Charge of .ell
lug liquor without license. Found guilty. Fen
fenced to pay a line of S 5O and pay costa of prose
cution.
Coin. sigt. Annindas O'Donnel.—Charge of hell
g liquor ou Sunday. A true bill found. Con
•
nued. •
Coin. ngt. Athafulas O'Donbel.—Clotrge of sell
lug liquor without license. 'Continued.
Coln. ngt. Timothy Crowley.—Charge of Assault
and Battery, on oath of Charles Geary. Found
guilty. Sentenced to pay a tine of $lO, mils of
prosecution and undergo an Imprisonment In the
comity jail for 10 days.
Coin. sigt. John Thounts.—The Court awarded
nu attachment against Thomas Latham. Erna
John and John Ryan.
Com. mgt. John MeGlady.—Charge of Assault,
and liattery•on °nth of Christian Roth. Found
guilty of assault.
The following bills were ignored by the Grand
Jury, the comity to pay the costs .—Common
wealth mgt. John Thomas, chnrge selling cigars
without license; Conmonwenl mgt. George
Shaffer, Jr.; same ugt. Jinn Thlc, Agt. John
liakins, and mgt. Thomas Devenny.
The following cases were Ignored and the costs
placed upon complainant:—Commonwealth net.
Elizabeth RiegcliPaul liroadheek, and Elizabeth
Kaue.
Commonwealth agt. Chariot Markel. Charge
of 111 treatment, &C., on complaint of his wife An
gelina Markel. Sentenced to enter Into bonds in
.the suns of $5OO to keep the peace for the term of
flve years and pay the costs of prosecution. Stiles
for Commonwealth, Albright for Defendant.
•
Commonwealth agt. Rudolph Clones. Charge,
desertion, on complaintllhis wife Amanda Clones.
The. Court sentenced defendant to pay the costs of
prosecution, and give security In the sum of $3OO
to payitis wife the sum of $3.00 per week as a
support. Metzger for Commonwealth, Schell for
Defendant.
Commonwealth,agt. John Rohrig. Defendant
plead guilty to the charge of selling beer at a pic
nic without license. Fined $5O andirs.
Com. agt. Christian tictoter. Chn ge desertion
on complaint of his.wife Catharine. Sentenced to
give seCurltY In the sum of $409 to pay to his wife
the sum of $4.00 weekly'as her support. Metzgar
for Commonwealth, Oliver for Defendant.
Com. agt. Charles Benner. Charge, not sup
porting his child. Beldenbed to give security In
the onto of $2OO to pay the turn of $l.OO weekly
for the support of the child until It arrives at the
age of seven yearn.
Coln. ngt. J. S. Connie, Edward Knappenber
ger and David Emmett. Charge, assault and bat
tery on oath of Andrew 'Boaz. Verdict guilty.
Each of defendants tens fined 130, thi costs of
prosecution and sentenced to 10 dais In the Coun
ty Prison. Ilolben for Commonwealth, Scholl for
Defendant.
Coin. I'o. Margaret Newhouse. Charge of
assault and battery on oath of Catharine Zander.
Not guilty and the proecetitrix to pay the'eosts.
THE LEHIGH REGATER, ALLENTOWN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1
On Thursday last William S. Young, dr.,
was admitted to practice In the several Courts of
Lehigh county. Mr. Young will nut practice here
at present, but whenever he concludes to hang out
his " shingle" we are sure his excellent nhhihites
will bring him many clients.
Those who wish to be barberized are asked
to readtheadvert6ement of Mr.lllnganutn, late of
Reading, who has taken the barber-shop at the
Mansion House. Everything pertaining to Ids art
will be done In the latest style and In the most
satisfactory manner.
The Idrv. .1. Pinliney ITiontoolitl, Rector
or Cl'list (Episcopal) Church, Reading. lots been
appointed Chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Penn
sylvania, and also Chaplain of Lodge No. fe2, A.
Y. M., (Ails:tiling.
A new Presbyterinn church is to be dedi
cated to the worship °Mod 111 Ilokendanqua, next
Sabbath, September Mb. Itev ..I.:\. Little I. the
pastor of tills church.
Rot•. W. A. Dinsmore, Ilf Mahnnoy City,
has been called to the Pre,byterlau church at
Stroudsburg, to which place he will remove hi
October.
INSURANCE COMPANY ICE,OROANIZED
The Pennsylvania. Live Stock Insurance
Company having obtained an amended charter,
Luce changed their company from a stock to a
mutual concern :old 1011 hers tier hi.ure o n ly 011
the mutual plan. •I'he re-organization cute effect
cut last wed:, when the following Directors were
elected ;—William It. Ilandm, .Presidimi ; N: B.
Johnson, Secretary; William Rossiter, Treasurer;
Charles Earnest, George E. Ilull,•lrwin 11. Wends
linger, Joshua Aslihridge, Jesse Selllater, Levi
Lukens, Jackson Lyons ; S. I). Delp, General
Agent. °nice at Norristown. •
Ii ansported over the Lehigh Valley Hailroat
for the week ending Sort. 4, ISlitt, compared will
6allle that loot rem.:
For Week. Year.
Total Mal!dotty 17,31'2 06
" Beaver :Nleatlon . .. 1. , ,11141 nP 2116.9 41 113
:mei, Chunk-- 1110 15
" Unia.r Lehigh 8,551 11
Hazleton 1,770 19 1175,4711 15
Wyoming
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Deci ca.,e
LEHIGH VALLEY IRON TIIADE
Pig iron transported ocerthe Lehigh Valley
Railroad Co. for the week ending Sept. 4, 1000 :
From Tons.
Carbon Iron Co 110
Lehigh Valley Iron Co 450
Thomas Iron Co 540
Lehigh Crane Iron Co Ht! o
Allentown Iron Co 545
Roberts Iron Co '75
Glendon Iron Co 610
Bethlehem Iron Co loo
Other Shippers 405
EMI
• A nephew• and n son of Philip were
accidentally shot by the eurelee.s liandfliT;of a gun
In the hands of a rompanion, while the three were
gunning ; on the Island opposite the rolling mill.
The cult of the limb of one of the boys was plereed
by a number of large shot, and the shin bone
dreadfully shattered ; the other lad was shot In the
breast and abdomen, the termini being severe and
very painful.
A con of Fritz liontsehell fell from the limb of
a wild cherry tree, breaking an arm in two plums,
Immediately above the wrild.
A lad living on Fountain Hill, fell and subtaina
n fracture of the collar hone. Dr. I). C. Minn
attended to the above patients, who were Injure
on the Sallie day.
HOW TO DETE("I' l'Ul'\'l'F:ltl•El'l'N
Mr. Spinner, United States Treasurer, has
very aetadhly said that no general rules min be
laid clown for the detection of counterfeit green
backs. In relation to the redemption of mutilated
currency linitys :—No instructions bare been
Issued by the department relative to the mode of
ascertaining the gonuinetie, of the United States
notes, but the deeisiou as to the eharaeter ui the
notes presented to them has beim left to the di,
eretion of the officer,. them-elves. The depart
ment lins never poimulizattal or approved of any
system or set of rules for the detection of vomiter
feit,, fur the reason that it is believed no general
rules eats be laid down which Ivould render all
per,onr, who may sillily thrm, good judger , cif
Moues. (•arelul rompari,on of mutilated notes
with abuse known to be genuine, good natural
discernment and familiarity with the
/dud, of miter are requi-ite to enable a Iwrson lu
distinguish counterfeit I),it genuine notes with
certainty.
itni..Nist; tit , It.‘l I.Ito.\11•
The ('oleltrooktiale littilroad wns opened for
traile 3111 ti 11,1% el front I'Mh-totrit to lioyertown 011
Nitintlity morning; tart, and the e% eta Wan Illade tLr
011,1,1011 Of .m...l,l,l,nlik•denion,..t,..tion 011 "the part
of the rt.:l4(l,las along the line. morning train
down from ItoyerioNvit, leaving the latter place nt
7 it'elneli, Welt no- the th,t train run, carried
sixtymono passengers. t sou-l-li•d of tier) passen
ger ears and a lo.tEgotto ear, drawn by the loco
motive `• which was buotottiftilly decorated
with flags.' The train was under the chart.... of
Conductor I'. NI. ['kilts. War not so notch
mode ol• the train, however. as of the return train,
to iloyeriown which left Pottstown at 10;15 A.
M., and Which contained ninety-four passengers—
a gratifying tostone, or the ropidity with
railroads develoP trot, el. -All ;thong the route as
the train 511011 onward, the citizens snore gathered
ttt different points to witness its passage, anti from
barns, farni-loouses sold public roads handkerchiefs
were enthusiastically waved and other tokens of
gratification were manifested by the denizens of
the region now redeemed from the dominion of the
lumbering stage coach. 'Phis latter vehicle as It
left PottFrowo for lioyertown, on Saturday even
ing, upon its last' trip, was crowded full, inside and
outside, a seeming evidence that it had trot sur
vived its usefulness.
Tire shrill whistle would now and then reply to
the greetings of the Inhabitants. A very liberal
stop ‘vas made at each of the Chalons, during
which the passengers gamut and indulged in
gymnastic amusement. Flasgow, :ffattottawney,
11'01114011C Wore 1111 passed ill gradual tmecession,
when the engine hauled tip safely at litoyei town.
The latter Was the point at which the greatest en
thusiasm had been eoneentrated. The Boyers
town Band played . 1 Hall to the Ch-Ch-Chief,"
and the citizens to the number of are thunsaud,
More or less, all In their Sunday clothes, crowded
o around the platforms and greeted the arriving
passengers with its much fervor as if they It:W.lllst
arrived by the through line from San Francisco.
Eiollie of the mute enthusiastic of the crowd car
, ried olf the safely landed tral : elers on their should
'crs. Silk hats suffered martyrdom la the ardor of
lite reception. Little dog's barked at the. loconto-
I tire, and then ran oft• is it their tails between (lair
legs, on nearer contact with the hissing monster.
Many of the citizens raised steam on sight out of
compliment to the new Me, and so' there tens a
lively time.
The now railroad, thus successfully inaugurated,
stun commenced In July, 18118, and its contotruc
don was superintended by tire Rending Railroad
who haveussumed Its management. The line Ist°
be extended to Motint Pleasant, live miles further
traciilaying having been already commenced on
this section of the road. There Is considerable ex
cavation and embanktmont work on the completed
portion. The heaviest grade is sixty-live feet to
the tulle. There are two substantial loridges, one
over the l'erkionten turitioilie and the other over
the . .Manatawney creek, near Pottstown. The
officers of the rnad•nre, Presliltont Joseph I. Bally;
Directors, J. I'. Brendlinger, Joint S. Miles, J.
1.. Bell, ltrown, W. L. Church, joint C.
Smith; Secretary, I)..1. Brown; Treasurer, Meh
-1
and Coe.
Two trains'will run each way daily between
Pottstown and Iloyertowe, all under the manage
ment of a single crew, the names of whom the
Pottstown Ledger furnishes as follows : Condue
tor,P. M. Plotts ; Engineer, John Schweinhart
Maggagemaster and Mrakesman, Wm. 11. Mlmil
me6 Fireman, Wm. H. 'Maisherger, adding by
wuy•of Inspiring confidence in the new route that
all the above gentlemen are "of known steady
habits, good character and agreeable manners."
Fore thirty cents.—lirmilau Lai/t/ Times.
Arinaitted to the Bar
Nor Barber Shop
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FODNDED, WANTED..
We call the attention of practical founders
o the advertisement in another column under the
end of " Founder Wanted."
TO LUMBER MERCRANTH
• We call the attention of theAanber trnde to
the advertisement of Frog, Jacobs J Co. This
firm Is In the centre of the lumber region and h a s
every facility to MI the heaviest milers at the low
est prices.
EXCURSION TO THE EASTOZI FAIR
lli Lehigh and 'Susquidiannn Railroad
Company Wlll'istote exeurttion tiekits at reduced
rates to Etudon and return, tinting tte continuance
of the Northanipton Comity Fail, thin week.
Trains leave Allentown at S:l5 and 11:26, it. tn.,
and 2:10 p. in. Returning, leave Elston nt 7 and
5, a. In., and 5:30 p. in
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.t lITICI .EB FOUND IN c, lie. .
II consequence of a dilliculb' to ;reel' i
.stienger who found a wallet cotton) ug money
,0 a car, and the conductor, at tried opinion has
been'obtalned regarding the custoty of the prop
erly so found. When conductors find money, it
Is In accordance with all the cointonies' rules, to
be given up by them at the depot, and entered In a
register; but when found by pasrogers, they can
retain it mullet:timed by the occur, simply giving
their names and addresses, with a description of
the properly, to the conductors.
ItAILIIOAD ACCIDINTS.
Some person threw a stichunder a train of
ittply coal ears fa South talon, no ThuNdaYt
musing thirteen of them, to F thrown from the
rack. The ears were throw over the embank
nent, and but little &tenth>. to other trnlns re
•ulted from It.
Lewis Young, conductor t the iron train on the
Liquigli Valley Rallioad, left his foot badly mash
ed on Thursday, by twin caught between the
bumpers of two fiat 'ears, s Coplity. Ills home k
at Easton.
BETH I,EIIIO
he Bethlehem Ti, ievmys a dog, supposed
R. mad, wa:. kicked trot the New Street Itridge,
the (Alter day and killed.
Street preaching has ben inaugurated hi Wehi
Bethlehem under the amires ofthe Young WU'S
Cl riifian Association. H. de Schwehitz, of
the Moravian church, prettied there on Sunday.
The corner stone of the la' Methodist Episcopal
Church, un Centre Street,ras laid with appropri
ate ceremonies on Sundayifterimon, itt a o'clock.
The pavement on New treet along the old Mo
ravian Burying Ground ht been widened.
The new Bethlehem Cmet Band Is under the
hat ruction of Prof. Benka, of Allentown. They
have purchased a fall set; new Instruments.
The Bethlehem Times (Nis our report of the blg
tire "heavy pressure write." Very good for the
rival of Punch. The gat wit " Yuma trooly"
'should not waste Ids eraordiuury• talents In a
country paper.
=I
I)avid of ('lLltviatiqua,
Julio P'rlt z, Eng., of Bethlehem, out party,
0 have been on a ur through the British
es, arrived at thr homes on Tuesday
Mr. Frltz's rrlval in South Betide-
MEE
hem wm: made the occion of a demo' stratlon of
respect. The whlstl of the Bethlehem Iron
c om p in y , A Works staed the thing and all the
htles of lesser notentl the locomotive hells fol-
towed t alk and eotahltd to tnnke night hideous
with their infernal n4e. The Bethlehem tire de
partment maild not I etch n platinible pretext for.
ti run'' slip, and tb' run. At Catasauqua the
ovation tendered to k. Thomas was one worthy
of the great chief otair Iron works. The. same
unearthly noise Milk characterized the reception
of Mr. Fritz, wvs ppetrated three, but by way of
varier• hundreds olitizens with torches, headed
by the ratasanquaand, met fr. Thomas at the
drill and eF cortedini to his home. These marks
true affection fro the citizens of their resper
homes carried hearty welcome to Messrs
aortas :tad F 1 .11711111 made their arrh•al on Elicit
one'the happiest epochs or owl,
e•. After all ~l ere Is no place Mo. tne."
=lll
U ` 4 Nssessoittilfe, of Allentown, itas re
gi\
divisioned this et Won district, making four di
visions In Lehi Instead of three, and six in
Montgomery inst , of lice, an teretorme. The
towashipalaid Bo Ighs are now so arranged as
to make it converq for the officers an well at ,
more profitable bribe Government. The (this
bills and 11111111, OrkSir.thlit Assessors Ore as fol-
//itosioo—Tilooan V, It .IPoresotoe,-I'ity
.tllentosrti mid the III.IIIti of Hallos er.
S,-/•,,o? Faller,
...ma awl Copia,' litighs, and the t1I,V11,11111). Of North
0,1(11Whilall:ktu11 Whitehall.
Thir , f l'• it:sakes...ln". x•v,”•—W,/i•
legion. Ileo'elloog. 1.)1, Loss hill ;11111 Wei... Own! tow..
111111 t ht. II wort glf ,41atingtoo •
E. F. Storkel, .taxeertor.—S.ol , •
Irun 1 ,
5:l111 . 11,
• I'ppor Lo seer 31ilfortl, am!
Lower 3lneuagio toseo-zo, ao,l the liorotiaLs of Entatt
and Sliller•tosea• •
rip/o /)irition —\Vll Votoot tit, .4 e 1..", —llattl , •l , l,
Nlohtg , •111 , 1 s• • Toss a meth, tlss
too, l'etovonio lloloon.
11 'rough
of N 11(..Igep4a1o1 Con.hollorken.
Provhionee, Noirlt..n, Ivor ‘lllll Nlorloo, 11.1,
Plylll,lol.
• Maid lo l'otal..F.
11111111.., Slor.•bool, l'holteohelo. Sprioglich
1111,1 Whiteinar.h.
Ninth Diyi , i. , ll—Al ,, ,lrr )lam. hortet, '.lsosoopr.
11.1r...ta1l of Pot I -too to, l'otgr.,v,•, Mot, ,ek, .'..per Pros
1.1. Ile, N••ss 11 1 / 1 ,1•I .
not', lsinixi , .--oatutz. E.
SI ..... ugh, F,h.riel,,l•epel •00l Sal
nod Pell, lotto,
THE AVONIILE
Further reports frill the Avondale .Mines
ndv hiervane the imr,re of the dhanter. We
strut the following nut the speehtl telegram
o the New York Tribov of the 10th:—
A voNito.l4, Pa., Sept U.-After it night of has
ror, a beautiful Homan, comes %chit the Iloilo ,
plot, full nr sunlight ) notek the WitloWt. and
orphan* who are Inournig in their desolate house
holds. The road betwen this piney, Kingston,
and Willtesbarre was INA with people anti ve
hicles. I Cattle .14,1,1 frill Plymouth at 10 o'clock
last night, nod abort midnight I returned to
Wiliteyharre. Ciotti:lg a we met parties of ills
trawled wolliell every fie minutes. The night
was dark, antl in order tt drive with any safety it
was necessary In carry lanterns. The rain con
tinued through the nigt, lint the work of recov
ering the .lead went on Kith vigor. The miners
moved about like so !limy mateltines. Many of
them had slept but it Pw hours since Monday
morning, yet till they hitored on: Owing to the
Intense darkneye, and to the rain, the hours
lelit4lllelled, 1111111 it seated its though morning
would never come. '1'11•1•c• who have spout a night '
4)11 a battle-Kehl eau for) a slight Idea of the bor- 1,V i 1 ,',, 1 ' 1E ‘ 1 ,,.T r ,;, , , , ,,
j ' ^ j ,',.j J ' "
' , try it Welt we have itathyl through. It Is bad itte. '
enough to be surroundul by ltiOated bodies and Corn.,
•• OA '' .....
half-tilled toOlins, lout 14, hear sobs and groans till 1.•;',,`.•
tight, 4 , 44lltittg from every tllreetion, Is more than ' Timothy deed. vet bushel I ill' ICI' n 03 1 , Moho , it. Eel, 1:1 , 1, 1,..
horrible. Surround a bat:le-field with the font- l' ,; , ! .‘ Cr , i Flour, rr ' Y 4c, •• Ir'lll rst. Plltlll..- No. U.-For I I orYes 1 lint have
111, of llie idalli, and you liiiVe a pieture of this I ' ,7 •': ut. ••••••t"'" ' '''• •'' n '" , •• 11., er In.:mai:l ~.i In hat ii..-.... 1 wi.o a.: Et 3 to ilrst 1nd...,
• 2, , Cst to ...e..11.1..r.010 th"d•
territile scene. l l'ltere isyolue consolation In know- Matt Meal. ..: 3 oi, li . it rse Stiott.-No. iii.--For Paver , . a 111100 to
Ina that our dies for II tfoo/letititie ; 11111 when there nun '''. Pl'r?"""" co. le, in:, Ale', Sill'',
Lard, t• licd inn., +l•si m... aid. Om te . tool. atel 4..... l" ( ..Itttlt
Is 11.111111.1: to conifort (lie widow's liearl, hope gives Tallow, lrtarrta• ty2,tiot).-No. I 1.-Fov Horsey that , It 1.;,,;;,,E: i i , i . ,, N E ll. 1,1 i L id N., ~ , 1,1,1;N 1 raw '\ .
luny to despair. I have */ell groups of little Phil- P.a.
...,' a'," '' 4,..).• 1,-).••• t•hl4l, 'll O ill liorii.••• or a ugoill 11, hit to first
hor.o, Sosi to .....t 0,1. ~ (3.ti 3. rah rd.
drew ytatioling among the locks, ragged tool cold, ph,,,1{;;,,r,.";!•;;;,':'?,',,„1„.;A1l 1.0..1..... nit- F0.i.ii,....1 it,e he, 1..“1..1 , . 11,11.... t ,
110W:tiling iglu lots or fatter ; and It is not an tut- tirloo Appes; per bushel ‘' ll I.
- IC i igitllit4.-.111 liorse , 11111-L by eilliiliikat 11(.It suite Mons. Lilt and Foie.• h e,
vomitus) sight to Meet ~niii.ii by the roadside, I "l'''t i'l ' l “ .b. '" - ale Mile ..f clii•ing or ...Irk- Eta' ale e lee 111 per ~.0..4
inir...'exceitt running moo- n 1,..1. dal 1..• nt pr rent L.
DEEP W ELI; l'I.: NI PS,
crying most idieously. The fatheN :111i1 i•Oilit are NEW YORK PRICE CCIII/ENT ..11.1 hoot 111'1,101,11”) 1111. 111.1111111litill in 1111‘..0.. Ell- ,
not only dead, but the means of procuring brew' rot St.f.teilibot Ilth, lan. C•„rected a ....UV lit J.
L . o.'l- , : ll ' l r .. t' ' '' ' '' .l ,;; ' ,' " ' " ( ' ' ,., " " s' : ' ,' " .. "' 1.1 . ' ( ? "" • I 7i . • l f ' , ' l r" .P...ef •i , o ...a.. Co. aLiting lboloi .., A.• , Se.
also are gone. Arrangements are being load,' for !Oak. Moditee I'll/1111112,0•111 Morehaid, No. le2 Ilao L.( St . . ' , ;,;•:.' s i,',: - ,,',',',%'.'f,.,i' f ' .', ~,.',,.1 . 11' i r :. , ,,‘ : ‘ . ' , .," ' P l ' f ,', i ' l l i ' infr . ..,..... t '' ,•.• " 4 ' „, ' 11 ' i ". „ii \ , ‘ ...,1 1 ,J,, ' , ( 1 : ( ..,. i., f om., up Post:.le .;11
the funeral, alit, li len be itch' to- manna or next ! : r , •
N' 1 . ,‘,',..,:,. ; ;,..._„,„,, , „„,,, , ,„„„,‘ t ., ~„„,„,,, ~, ~,,,,„., or more 1 . 11, 11. • flP•Illill it. 11/1•1 1,1 P 1.• •Iplrl iil l ill+ tu each' w o rks n , t,,,, n „. ~.„,nf., (II n ,,ra w n i fo nt, a
day. Nlatters begin to atsyllllle a bilyinesSlike as- ..,1 lb, 4.•, - gf.o. cli nfn( ng, f , D o t, ~,,,,1( • ,,,„,3,,,,,„,,•,,•,, Pahl,, daY',..ur.i•feht.t1,11it",',.1.f;t:',...t,.•.t.11,....Aa5t..:1!„1, • , ,, , , 1 1 1 , t , ' , .. , .:t .. e .„ 7:',, , , tt ,1. 1 :;',1 old 7-1) . •
peel Oil , morning. .1 vtyt email is gttlitering hider, 1.11. 1 Citfat 0.1. fair to good, 3.ialb Conineoi inolit:tiri.e..• '11....1.•....iiiti0n i 3-. iv .• 111.. right 1..1.00.
around the mint', and a Linn . number of plait form i j y ° t,,, t a ' . ' nt t , t , j . k . ' ;';',, : r ta". l4, l 4;',,,,,i, j‘ ruitt "jjj 4 j . 'nj i j i j o ' 1 . ' 7' , .. 1, 7 , % ' . 1 .;; 1`,, 1 .',7,':;::: ' i r :!'" . ; r.- - ..." . ;"';'; ',".',! .. 1.,';;', 1 ,•:" - "':,l . 4•:::,';, r :'r',',:!."'“7,'A n l - .
ears bare been proVided mitt' scatty to bring In the Willi... 3.421.1. N. I. kill.' Tl.b. , Ill , il , I' llP., 44,,,,, .; ' ,. 4 . 4 ,1 ' . 4 4 ' ,: ‘ ,: ' ,: . , pll „,. 4 , 4 1„. , i p i ng.,:,,l 4 1 4 , 4 , 44 ,! 4 ,,p, 4 i,,,...,i. 11,.... win p ‘ , I ,„ ~ • • • •
miner. , of other sections. The palownger trains I !,:h•;,.!hl s r i . t ; - ,, , 1V,,• , .• . 1: ,i 1 . 1 & L •1 u t , •
ge‘,",1i•111,'"nr,1::,!,!...j....7.41`,1,1'1'''5i''‘,•!.. i 0 .,,,11,.,1 ;(f .,„•,1,...g, and -tart at LAI', oxcept No a, No. k i . -• / I. " ! !"'
nth also rut.h.4l with human freight. . /. 'W' ..
. pit
a ..1 N. i. ft 1.1.•11 It .1! 1.. rolled iit .... e1....1, A. ti. The
Stitt.. Virgo. choirs, y .110 for shipping 41..1.1 Ito.. ~ , , s , i , ) , ~,, .1,, ~. 1 „ „., 1,,„ . w .„, .1 ~... „ ~,, ~..,
ll' M . Iha Ii 100 bodieS Ilate been taken out, and foam good, 32 , ..g.10, IVeraerii, Firkin., . h.... ... pal,. ic , ' , ',... , : , 5 . , ~,,,",..,.., ~:,„;...„. , ii ..„„' ; ',.„ 1,, („ : „1 ,„ f„ „3
the rent Will ht. !Jointed as slum us then van be T:d:! . .. ,3 ,4?i t : 1 ,4 0 .. ,,, t ,',,',, g 1 1',`, t ,',.! : :j . , , , , ,e . ,, ....,, ; , , ,: r . , , , 1 : : , ,, ., , ;.; , do••••ed to lt. W WdYtt..,i,dt l",' et..,'lltt`. ,‘V ti.h.0.t•1 . . 1 • ,1 . ..•
round. The weyt gangll ty slit
gallery ham been I .I...ire, 4k0,,41 11,1.d0., poor to god. 3.4.17. Lit.teii. Pail.
. 1 . ...71i.;',.:.,,,,‘1,' ) " e . 1;:.; '' ' i 1 j 0 1 1,. 1 ;:',:,i'i n ,';:,'.'3,7,.:. • ' ' ..''',..'! " "ii . ,...j, i ,;',', '' ,',..,
tilitrtmgitly explored and all pr the passage ),,y.; NI , , and tiristill,:llingila.
~,1 0i .0. t.t., , , tovitr . t. good, 21.3327.
~,,,, ~,. i 1,, , ,,
~, ~,, un
~,,,. ~,,,,.., .
~ , 1,.. ~ i, , ,
„,..“,,,,
leading nut or it. A putty 11,1,1 Volle dolril to enter ii.Z.!.sest'fin7,,lii':sl,.....':eu'i..;lll.;'weilds.-...l4..tid'lLLtCa*.•:•:';:l',.• all '-‘%"".''' . ' t
" I'LNT.
i'' .. ' ....i i .Tfi ' 2 ' t =
s ... 1 Ilts . a 4 /. • lp •
like vast gangletty. Some affecting sights were hove bye. much heavier than the illl P N inl/.. ',Wl'', P• 111 i .•
M ‘''''.""' •
',remitted in tow Dane. Fathers and sons tire
found larked in each tatters arms, and lit one or utliiilatilii.
'''ritt"'tril.4l4l:.llltit'.%l4P7:rilf‘t*ltig:Tit'r..'l”l.,int.'l'aVt'lt'e..:ol.V "... ' .." 1. rtitilll.l. It NIA EN. 111 I: KN. Sl'4lotiti
and should the a; r.vols 4,111111 MP 1it . 11,) Ili -, I C. tI'VE.C. NULLS Ar .otC.F. AV ttLEMITE'S Stole,
two inytanees they Were 1 . 1111 , 1 1 1 , 1 ro tlglitl!.• that ' r. l /11111U week, we ,hull have a doff g ,,a i„,„,, „„, ( 1 ‘ ,., p.l N... :Ili 1 . ..1, 1111111111 0 11 :4114'1 //IT 15. I>.
troltably stoned oelme. Lon grad.•• have toot l.on eit...:. ~
they mild not be separateti. lint tpily, their sof- l ed llin least, the market is full and laird to toov, - ''' -
ferlagr , 1111161 bare been short, for their dinners ctiEKYK. - New lixtury rhoide and fancy, Ir(dj3d.,. 13.. Iti 'l'll E Dis.ricler irt!1•IIT 01 , 'l'll F'
• fair to g.iod, 13gDIftly. N. 5
Stat.• Pool gond to el...tee ll' !...,Eltll THE EASulturg lIISEItICT OF 1 . 1 EN : .. A. .
IVere ilidolielted. . itahp,._ no.. poor to g•tod MO LA N. Y. ands. •L Ito. •lit Me manor 01 . .-..3N1CE1. lIENNINIIEIt. of ttuneon
Long trains, with people of Loth sexes, eollllllllea iited, „MSS. 1,,,,11.1111., ill Ilie told IliAtrit . t. Itankrtivt.
to arrive until late this afternoon. During the Eli(in.-Jerson and Pea... well I..ried 111 , 1.11. V. 1 . ,. I "l'he .It l d 1 1 . 111 k 111 1 11 hav 11111 oath , lhe Ail ..) coav ,v,^ or
middle of the day it tens almost Impossible to 1 'Odin Jersey and Pent. Well latched iti wits •IoW3I. 1 . 2.1 Marsh nod, and Mr potto:I for a \ 1,41 lotru.• Irian nil .---._..._...-.
get :N. Y. State, well packed, ii..... 1 tad,. Ikkir.ll. • non., otia . hls'lleht4rosuble under the said Ant. it'der it ci , rtitleal ,
111 the Vlelnlty a tilt shaft, as vehicles of every w' alai. good order, '2=4,50. theroof. it Is ordered Mitt a ineettnti ol rudders be held ait
L. A ‘1 helot ,
iltwripli.lll tilled the row! bet area here and Wilkes- 1 . 5 v , :0rt0 hllYt'beell,l,llttlil,`"Vl,:::Kllt:lil':l4;et'l'l.l'.o.,`,l.lleir''.l4 1 , 1 ,',..; 11,',1,,1,',,1,i1,tr.",t,1,',:.,r,1,1....1...,,',*,',:t.T..,';:rt„%'1,,,-,;01,.,2 „i if,
'ilk ire. Illilr''', and carriages could not he 411111tIlled 4 I:lrl'tidel:t‘J.l"lt.:,.Purtive: nrlres ft lan, ..111 . : 4 1. ' \61e4.1111, A1114 . 1 . 1r.111 ll l
-OA, City oa Allentown, 11l •atid roma( , w tiro
tit any price. The bodies continued to be taken out the pi esent rat. a 111 In. touinto.•...a ,1.1...1.,1, ttl..lly thg...l, mitl , m !lore 1 . 1 , 1[4 I
, X:11111111,0 . ..ill ..f M.: .141
. 111: , 1 , 14 ,, r 1 11 , 1;! ,
, 1 , 11 .. !r .
p. I
11111 II late itt the forenoon, when it was ttnnoutieed 1i1 1 . 4"..“,a, 1 ,t2_11„„,.,„. 0 ..,., ,„. ‘f , - 0 ba s h. n2a,.., 0 :lid 'to I n u n g ' • l ::le ' r.lit. t d ' ' .l .' ' ' ' ' ', ; ,..t. " ltt. "‘ "e• ' ...' '"-
'
that 110 more could be found. A Committee Was Entifey, rtinire, new, .2.atic2.70 MI4IIIIIII, 1 . 1101,, nett, lt ts forth. r kasha..a that , hoot tau be loot an' ' '. the ~... 7,
2 taing•lnt. Illiard luts told rotionoa, iont.l3.e. • lath aitY ot 0.1..1i , , A. D. 1,:.. 1..1..i.• the ~.0,1 I 0111. Itt ,
tit';11111g11;!:iltnt'tltiet.)1::11'sir.,el:',11111) iiiftla,..re',:,r:atiu.l",leilr,riye.ilt'it,e' ' ':':1 1 . , " : 1 ,::: F i a '. ; ' ,;l : - .h A s ::::: .1 1 : :::::: ° .4 . t - at I : : : -•- f ' ::.::: g ,.., " : . i. d ir , ' 11:•'1.:::::::::::i.d::::'::.':.:C":1".,It.:,:t"."'51.o."::::::::1:',.::::.'....i::"In; -..:
1 1 .'" ''''
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Itt•Olde Wt.13111/Ileell 'hilt tile 108 110'llerk geeneered lto., Jersey, Oldo and Pennsylvania, a.t3l Apples erodttois ii It.. lint.• moved , lla:o , :tela•• mid oalli•r t.e . ro•to .' N . ...,
, n,,....: . .J . , 71 - ‘6.,,v,,
,ii. . , , ,
Were all tlutt could be found. The old mineral 6ity ~aatta.... 7taa. itiacu1...2 . 4., 12+1.1 1tu5f.1...1 In , . in intorebt may iii.e . ear, it! Isi ~ ritt....A i l l,itaY,l.l..tEtt.tve.. I t lb. , b.' , tt
f'2 f in:4Al Clierro, paled, asa,:it, I earn., toloi•ohd. (lo the orioerol the•ant Inattintior stool 0 uot ne (tante°. - i =.... A... id seit ted.teed la to.••• la •
Ilia( Men are In the habit of giving false names, In 40,d, . ',caches nre1...1, Egii33i. ! if Li ODIC N.l'llltatlN, 1 tlio 1.111.11,
• It, gist, 111 11.mkrul.te)• :1 ...
order that a few' luny keep a "fat breast," when Fitt' Prs.7lll4rtlott l'eli, ? lad.. s.lll(FnltAl.l. Flondsh , ....I. 12.31
14,9 M. Ilea, :13.4... to. Cool. lug, .2 t0g,..1,1111 , . ! :
nitre they have got It intoned, which may account 1 14 4 ,1.•;;;;;Ik l
j _14,,„ .), ih, n„.,43
roe the number lirst reported. After this to SEED 0.-Fht: yey:l. - 0 toa.p. -- mg, , ,11.4 4 Q . 2.:0. ...Inver, I. -vo.rut•E. , ..I . NITI':I) wr A.t.Es i)is- i Itiltri , :rs .titiil) 011. 4.11.0T115.
I.
_l.`l LIIIMI' Corn" EAS'EMIN DIsTIIIIT olt PENNA. . ‘..
nottneement the email slowly dispersed, the ear- ll:if l ;,111:„„,„ .„„, 1 t ,,,,, 1 ,..., p p Haw. gifAndie(v Ilan. t. 111•Loint, .3 Shaeford, lo•Ing pea. Wo a wild Inv it.. tlio :Monti,. of oio fra..3. itiol II
lielliers topped scorhing ‘,” the ,nithu:, and the 14,:41,1;rny.- ' nuchs on), •44 pane, 17,41. J..... 0,y,, la, ,a,,,t polo. doehorue, a ire. Ong of credo,. it ill no bold Piddle. 1....ttr taw, -toes of eVIIPE't'S. a Ilieh 1... ~.,
loaded wagtais were yent hook with their frelght. ❑alive it p . to . r , , '2.2.41 20. Allve 'nolo...it, le Iti . 211.42 n. ..ii the nth day , of inants•r, A. 0 1i:1 . A ., g , 1 , 01 . .... , 1 , tPrk A. N 1.., i . .:i . 1g1..1 with f rjo ,f i l f.. ,, rr i. i . ttil F. l „. ... r y t teli t ili:) , T l ...,:ntilii .l l ,it . . i
'r he seas:015111:1s scenithl disapPolateil at the re - 1 T'''„ 11. ,, j° ,, ' ,. i 1 ,„4,M,• 4 ,1,1
j ga) ° , ° li, t , '' ,',., l l l ;;l'l l , l r,4;l ' . '" ut'''' ' ''''' j t j ,t ' Otj,,, W 4l, l ., j 'i ti j , ' ,j ' ;:x jj j;,, l i ' ia g o j t j , j .:4l j' oni,4 l . notot - roljt ti, j o jjj rna j a: Pi.r jj ott j a j i s iN j j j alt.) . ll 4 t : slt mar...v.-nit .1, , ..., •‘.”l to
61111,111111 many persota , who bud come down to see suite
find until. youf - lama's or lull 11111111...11 the l.ishial and oily loom. •s .4 in..•ting reotorell by ?•;.•cll ti...1 ,, ty1.- of hotly mud •lideearnets.
• oil tat Ili 11 from 2lLtoll ft m ids- did to lit ~ . out, 0
th"ightg took tke tires tnikl k"'°' Th e rallm"I t°,ll"...lll,iFiCtti;t:ii:i:::trt htta u' .•y ‘‘l" ; " I . s F . l i' ilr ' ' 2' '17:)1 . 1% " 1 1 .. i t 1 . ' ; '' l
':
t e
I rl ' I ' ' ' ) !' •: " I ' 1:1 ' 17. 'Y r ' t1:::
be hit, e:.11. yI.
Intel: was constantly blocked with elm, and the tl3 it d t MI. may kunw abut each c'ilitaltisiti:ithroatr.leet'ilti formed I ' .l hls ' atity. A hearing will also be hu l "u te I t :. nOW SHADES .1 grout vitri..ty, booed and onto
Watermelon dealers drove a lively business .. The !Very naelfago to and lite kliiii do , etvil..tuei traits , toil formed
111,...011. do y . .it Ortolier, 11,1 1 . bef..re the Court at band,
, lif ita $ ii'lge lion S Mai
report•of an exploring eontniittee was doubted by 4 l i . !T;
" gif t u1it5j,..16.147eir,:..TA
h er reel full r Inform hl. !timid,. ' in't'l'ilP'.li''.ltt't!'.i.'i'lit'.?. l i ' ig " .:lt ' l l sTll: s 4 . ll 3 . l .llit su. g i'?” I''ll'''' in".'l.'""
! if:....r ' l/;.l ''i nt l f . r " , '' ltc . .. 31'
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many, and before night there was much talk about o 1
an- satite. throughout the contaly, that he is 'lllll at the , .... -e , , Wale,. Ile Ito.. Joliii Coda :tinder, Judge. All will he nold at the low .. •t rato•• Call loin ex it In in
the 'natter. Ohl operators shook their heads, and old stand, ft 2 Barclay .trret, and Is not li. ate) WaY rot , I 1 ~,,,,.. r uwls , •4l Ili it,,. I' ,art hi 1'h4144414 tchot, t'io Iltit our Stool:.
'lectured that fully 50 limn must. still be in ilti :;`diLdLi,'.ll!„;.h,!;;;',",",il;'tlirre!;ri!vll.,,bo.,,,l,l,l,ll::ii 0 i d , .. , .. )
~....,..„ iday at ~e laemb.a. , tali.
111111 e , told rumors of every kind circulated freely. staid firm. ' Itosreetrully. " J. L it..tiAL.Firti. : ll. l i Attoyt-w. F. 00,.ritii Register.
. .
was said the Inlnnra bad encountered gases In
the cast gangway, and It was 11111,05Sible to pro
ceed, while others were sure it was a " put upiob"
to get•rid of the immense crowds that congregated
around the mine. The women were also puzzled,
and some did not know whether to cry or not. At
4 o'clock the Foreman of the Jury said he was sat
isfied the bodies were all out, and the Pollee and
Jury Welt' then discharged. A Commhihtee was ap
pointed to meet on Saturday morning In Plymouth,
to make investigations ns to the causes of the dis
aster, and to take such action as will prevent
further zwcidents of a like nature. The committee
will explore the mines in every part, and no pains
will he spared to make the investigation complete.
ereafter 110 miner will be allowed to work in n
mine which has a single shaft. Sang 4u - inception
of the great disaster luny be gathered from the
fact that im,tvondale.only lice inctOneluding Mr.
Conrad Lee, the Superintendent, are left of the
hurl throng which commeneed work on Monday
morning. Several experienced operators do not
believe n woril of the story told by the miners:4lmm
the 'nines being cleared. They know how many
men usually Ivork In a mine of this capacity, unit
tfilrtn acir belief that fully 50 1101, yet n•main.
A number of bodies wen , hurled here ln•day, 15 of
EMIII
eldelt were entombed on a beautiful knoll "VC r
ouklng the valley, and more will he disposed of
it-morrow. A large ftmeral Is expected on Saint'.
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The lieW military company at Catasauqua hae
lopted the name of' " Itert!lan Guanls."
will (itihert hits been Ch(Nell 1111th Colllllll,4lllWii
Captain, 1. li. Wibmn, Fir ,4 Lieutenant, and
.k. d. Deitz, Second Lieutenant. The uni
form eoneltdm of the round hell Jaelici and
Sheridan cap, the Jacket and pulls to he dark
blue sloth, trimmed with light blue border and
rdripe.
A ti excur6ion party, In which were a smuttier of
'high Cottuthout, made a tour over the Switch
eh on Saturday la,t.
An evenmion party went from this vicinity to
New York and West Point yeAerility.
The uonl weather of last week gave an impetus
to trade. (ha• traveling, salesman informed us
that he sold twice the amount of goods Ito lug the
Ilrst ten days of September that he did during the
whole month of Aufzusi.
Mr. Burger. of l'atasan.ina. 11:1 had a liar...
A jeweler of Allentown had a connterfell t wetay
dollar bill passed upon him last week, for which
be sold two rings and gave several dollr: gluing°.
A new engine house, crpuhlu• of holding fifteen
locomotives, Is being built by the North Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company ut South 11(11110.mi.
There is one thing at least, which will 110 Paeii
er great damage among the farmers of Lehigh
County, as showing the danger of giving great
power to a corporation by electing its head Mr
Governor, Sonic two years ago thin barn of
Win. Saeger, at Laury's Station, was destroyed by
lire, and as It was charged that the lire wan COW
munkoted by sparks from one of t'oiler's loco
motives, arbitrators were appointed to Inquire Into
the matter and ussessilaniages. At the bearing of
witoest•es or both stile' the arbitrators tired the
responsibility upon Packer's road tout laid the
damages at $5,500. Pitcher's Road then made an
appeal to Court and have shire primeolled la
changing the venue to Philadelphia. 'file Han
road can thus keep the poor man out 'or tint rust
or his barn and crops for over two years. 'flit. rise
Is particularly in sad one, bee:disc fu the meantime
Mr. Saeger has been compelled to sacrillee a part
of Ids land to enable him to keep his fatally from
want. Thus we hare an Instance of the power - or
a rich corporatkat over n poor imam
oult N EEG ItiORS
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—Edwerd Parker sold to George J. Eckert,
Reuben E. AlllllllB Mid Daniel Holt, Trustees of
the Gentian Reformed Church, his handsome
property on the south side of Walnut Street, at the
corner of Church Street, for $lB,OOO, upon which
site It Is intended to COIMIWIRY the ereetlon of the
new church next Spring.
—The Trustees of St. Peter's Methodist
Eniseopal Church in South Filth Street have par
(1111,141 the three story prick dwelling lion, and
lot adjoining the Church on the South, 23 ur 100
feet, together with a lot mating at right angles
whit, and In the rear of the name, fronting on
Ringaman Street, 40 feet by 100, from Conrad
Frame for $BOllll. The re,.idenee. It is said, will
make one of the handsomest par.ottages in the
Conference. The present parsonage, at the corner
of Filth mod Bing:llMM Si Will hr ollerod for
sale.
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EASTIIN, Sept I.
--1711St011 has hail excitement enough during
la•t week, la her and the fearful peas 1'
the Avondale calamity, but preparing hir
other. during this week, the A grieultural Irak,
where apples, heels and cabbage,., einv,i,
berg, and lion , et: are to be exhibited. The ill•atn•
I. ill he opened. l'oneerp: an. to ll,' iir
the night. A fireman', parade I. .1 the
11 Vi-it from :1 Zoihr., Tretitoil
looked for.
—Scarlet fever is pre nlent in Easton.
—Cholera infant tun prelominales in 13ethle
-- . 1 . 11c. hors:• thi,vcs till• very bit,y jll , l note
Iralia;: burr.. Cat] It 1... that t :or 1411.1,111 q. htueh~ g
rm. the fair Ills w i. iu 1.::1-1011
—lt is si•ttlial—EaAmt is to have
—ltev. George Porter. of Slatioglon.
the ehanze of hi, clitlivlt it, alit!
will ( • :11,111111 :1. a nii,Nitalal'y.
k, a¢:..
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tellex. —E. I , en,terniaelter, al the ,owe corner
or Will awl 1131111110 i street.:\llentull u, iF to.TiV•
lug every 11.ic l.irgl Inl, of iltie
Ing [ltem clue:tie, than any 011er,101,..
II 111:111 f3llllly
(inn rrproaell If Ills lift , in nil itt,tii,ll
Dn., he rum ..tairely hi.
,‘1.1,, he hit,: yromked to en re fur if he them
to 1.1,H y uud Huai' y, whim. by It
Itt rust moil in it policy h, TtiE ANI N
LIFE INSUItA SCE ('(INII'ANY OP• 1. • 11:-.T OA V. I 0.•.,1,y, 1,v1,•1., 19th, V+zi.
Kos L—
linrse: that
PIIIA, Ile itthxla put tlion heyol,o,l only ,nell
risks I 1)r. Wm..l.ll,lntlg, I n nu. this eminty. iud
11„11
, c , r 1.. 0,11 2 . :13 In 1.11,er•
All...11 , 10:n , i•Vltivetl ••••••.11.1. 4A+ , l•• !Wit!.
Enterpr,
James MI, in the Ithitittfltettire' of hi, ux,ell..nt U.
bevt•mge,. NVi, Is oppit-tl to wir people
r.•.h, 4 111
patronizing. ikny other than lire iiian . a at. itres. ?., .1 , t . .• •• ... .. . . .. •
lie therefore eareles las point he hre, hig . lire he,t
' " i l 'itrt.e . s g .504).—N,, 4 —For floret, that
nit...porter, sarsaparilla awl iiiiiii•riti %1 ater that is 1ti.,.,..i,t,.,...,......•i1!.,..a,L,...1,V,.-1..•2„,i.1:„1:j..1.i.....;.,,.,..ii,,,i...,.,!,i. /o,la to Ow
In the niarliel. 1:1 • 111•Se Pt5.11(1(1.—N., n.--F4 Horses Ih3t
--....--- 1.1%.• 1, , ,. 1. i..., 11 ..!...:; tri hal 1..-. , . ;1., ' +l. 911. 11,4
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inanrial anb Commcretal
ALLENTOWN !iIAILIZLIS, SEPEEMIIEIt. I
l'orryrtrif er,ry irrek Lg Wrin.di.iuvr .1 Newho,..l
TI El REGISTER
FOR THE CAMPAIGN OF 180
.r'
~,••'!" -. "'"m.:f rl
.1 . Fq,..1
In under to fort her tin , .16,11161:U10h it.Toi,
!luau and 11, uid fu ,lietv4theilitl4 the Iteirtil)
'lvan pnriy In I,ollglt enmity. a•e gill send TIII
LEHIGH REGISTErt till ail, Ow OCTOBER
FA.ECTION, including the h.sno or Oetober 20th,
to ;ttiy ailaret., ' , rye of l'o,tagv, for
Tmerry CENTS:
100 copier , to st , Veral poet tares
fEarriagrs
ROSENBERGER—M.I NE.-9n the 6th
In Allentown, by Rev. Mr. Rath, Mr. 11. Frank
Rosenberger, formerly of fillltown, Bucks Co.,
to ?ilk: , Amanda E. Kline, or Upper Sautin, Le
high C•o.
EBERWINE—SENI At El..—On the Nth lost., by
the Rev. \V. G. Mennig, Mr. William Eln•rwiue to
Mathl Fcmarl, 1.1 , 01 or smith White•-
hmll.
SELEB—DERIML—On the ,•th of August, by
the wane. Mr. Cluirle,. Soler to Mb, :\ Ant, Dyeing,
both of Allentown.
WEISEI3-111.ANCII.-On July, h the
equile, Mr. Frank \V. Weber to Nlary Ann
tenth of Allentown.
ril.o6E—orr.—On the I Ith of :September, by
Her. N. S. Stra,,ltortter, Mr. Amanda Glotte, of
North Whitehall, to \li•s Anna Maria Ott, of
Hanover. •
MOYKII—R icirrEß—On the 12111 of Sept. by
the nee. S. K. lhobst, Mr. Reuben Moyer, to Miss
I.oui,a C. D. Itiehter o both of this City.
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Miter, than ILO practical
founder lived ispply, :111.1 'OlOl a hlwral %aim y w ill Lr
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sAsii DOORS AND lILINDS,
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that 11. he ,
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4,1111111011111 e :1/1 II it.. %11•I1 to givc him a it nil.
r I' • 111'10 AII.IN,
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• Harp-, ..t quiLlity.
hat! at N..e.•. :W. iillilliittrll
R HIN AND E LEGAVI
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TIWILts C. LIITINCLII . .
li.R.FOX,Clerk: Socces..or io 11014111. Ju.,
N...!.1 üby. Kolar, wool .111‘.,
, 1869.
13ublir Sales
_
plume SALE OE
IRON WORKS,
FARMING, LIMESTONE TIMBER LAND
The oath...signed will offer nt.l'abllr Salo on THURS
DAY, the Zld day of SEPTR3IIIEIt, ISLikat 12 o'clock
noon, at the Ilminplon 1. rnlo'r Milford, Lehigh
roomy, the following daribed property, v..:
THE HAMPTON FURNACE
1 erly situate ll Milo, from 111110.•
. r . " r " .... tot ' v r :Pa .I.;titill on the limit Penn It...nit . ..ad,
j
‘..,.' Z' eenita . nnintiag acres lamb 40 acres of which
1 . . ma ' IN farm hoopl a and In ...wetly excelled In
. n *4O no. fentlllty. 111aer.... el...bleat anvolow ittilli,
....I. .. ittiti OW haiitlit, 'Trout land. The Ini•
~..,,,,..........n., ..,,....i.d'of .. large Stone Slanrion ilLolltlo.. It P,
story stone'rentlwtelsen, Sprung 11.01.1., 5 Tenant 11.0.1., 3
of whirl. are , good li, now, large Barn nearly nowt. ennu•
tainnaa... large staid..., a 11070311 d tlloW COW SlithiP.HVAL:i.ll
Sheds. l'ia Sty, env., a never•talllng ,pring et water, pang'
at the 11.114.., re:1111.1g water at the barn which 1144 1141 V,
filiii'd, tilieSillllloll,l, it choice collet:tit...l' Pouiril. Pilllll
anti Pear 'pr.., an, excellent annlen conlaming strait.
berths., lioostberrles, (into., etc. Also an °reliant ...tnl
I and ..1 ... Apple Trees. The Fornace stack anal
laiddingr into in good ronalitnon; the machine. y can be
placed In running order 0. .... lit days. .t mubstantial
teatlva. bull a new year.. ago, which holds mulllclCal
water for running the l. nisnace at all season.. Ore fau be
had tvgliin a few nodes. and II nliiiielelit ntlPrii el . Tollla`f
can al ten yr 1... ulitanned. Th. Inclul manniactured hero
wii• always of miperior quality, and °tett extensively
fur heavy ordnance and car trheela ,
NO. 2. Adjoining the Furnace l'roperty ...gums 14 3C1 . 1.1
121 perch.. laud. On It ate twu large
tan
blanircies,
With IWO kiln,. 'line., guar... are lac xhatishble, .111.1
tilt` IAIIIII. i't al the hunt Wl:day. :1-1.00) bushels latm. we...
voldlulle.S. This will be .1.1.1.1 inta mu tracts, so ilml
one .inarry in ill be on. cowl. tflit't.
No. 3 Jon, No. 1 and No. 4, anal contain.:, m..... Iliad
4.747,l'l , ...iinprovennentv aye a I. wn . ) Ise., Ilea -.Ma,
,• • 1 1t141..1i11i.l varlet) of APPin . want rear
Ail:a/Va. .' ''
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'4'
, 4. Adj..laing N..... I, 3 and :., contains '2 eres . L .
MI pnwehem hold. Th..1111p1,‘1 , 1116.1114:11 . 0 Fr.,.., On, ..e.
'' '
and Stable, and au excellent elide 0w1...A.
NO. 5. Adjoin...lg N... laud 4 noel laud of Jkin.lte“di
iio: ,hattio, onolitaill• in arc., 9.. perches land, ot it hal. the
" ill halfo. in. a high ..
sta. of enltivation, the balance 1,,.
....,,. land. I'l.. ilillorib,•1110111.111o. it o.VW i., •1.11) . 5,11,..
iii 11.... tfoololi Bart, %V ..ii lit Ills ito.11.1• and l'rinnt Tros.
I. U. Also S,name ill l'ppor M.P...r.1. tpliolalatf .
!mk of Petri liehry and 'leader llotheitheram, rah- .11,,
tan, 4 acres 1.01 perches land. Part of ,slaw 1r ...1. h.
tholY “Ild ',all 111 . 111Py lad. tits II In .1 good 11.10., 1......,
I'm Sty, Well, err.
N 0... I. a tract of Tiottlo, Imtil, .ituate in Ilcrebod,
al .,_ll..rhgeo unity, adjonnum lands .of Enoch shah, anal
m w in,...lsyder, .........nna C. a... I. lo.oro•ho,. ran ll •
InontV y Hi hito• Oalz, Pla. want .1...1 11..1,04 'finable,,
mai annod ...laminal. of it Imata mnag Iron ow,
\...,r'. Ain, 111 ih•li•filroi, tin 1. 4 ....unty, adj...niora lauds
of Christian. Eshbach and Ilene) . VOX. 1.1 a tract 01 Sproun
land of 17 years growth, anal contatus :.nacres b.s. ptrel.....
On. this tract are also indications el It (bent...thing magi/eine
ores.
N... 9. Ina .rant of Sprout land 011.1 years growth, -ion.
ate in Lower )lacungie, Lehigh county, 1011,1111 G; bond , of
Jlit.i.i, Intilliti, anal other,, anti COllllllll , nacres .42 per.. 10.4
land.
No. 111. I. a hart of Sprout laud of 3 year. g0ut,..., so,
ate in libber y llitoOloi, 41.11.FIttlitt, ht.] , Ili . 1., i N 01. 4 ,1: •
It Viiii,•.. ;Old C.llllllll/. ii 0c1 . 1.1 4 p.... 10.4 land.
N.. 11. Is a tract of arable lamb in a high .lane of ealti•
Yalta a, adjuming iitllli4 of Peter lVasser, .lehn .i.orchin
111/tilt jillililt, road 1,4111111 g irtilli Slllllll..Viiit, to 1.1111111,
Mott rillital. 2 acres 2 porches land.
1%0t.. derirang to view the above traets or 1.01.1 ii n II
please call on the undermanned. or those wishote 1i01..1 . 11 l•
114.1111thict... htlll at s...terns . Ole, Lehlal. canna, .
Th,.1.,110,, .ng in
I'EItSONA I, I,ll()phnury
s, ill al , " hp .old at lhu Sallie VII: 01/4 . el Lillis''.
p d atent dolled Iron sate., W i ith rosabinittlon .I
lock, ..
high , oubl ii
oodles avid° and IN Inch.,hi dng eep.
lona Ono of Oda h.'
e beam" ore , weig war.
ravioli A beain Neale, scalwes vigliing ono ton (111,1 allti aro.,
weight). noose power, nearly now . , suitable for
Water at ion. lied.; a henry ..vans a heel . 2 4
Net !wavy whoelii, not bound :wt.! well 010 and
Coal bed,u itlt Or heavy crow bar., V, t0n...10111i too,
made Of charcoal 1114 . 11l1; lot 0: now Mr'
axe, 'dice de.k, didiro, about 1001.u.114•1-
and a variety xt other
IllatiC known on Ow day of Salo lay
unlb.ts 11. NI.
primly SALE OF v.aE.L•.tIILI.
It EAL ESTA'T'E.
DEAL Idol 13IITATION (il , ll'lll2E,
THREAD owl VALENCIA.
ISOM NETt; "1111 WASH BLONDS.
Will Ile nuld at l'ultlie Saleon SATURDAY,,
..1;1"1•t:)1- DIIEN A DIN Eti FOIL VEI LS Tho Nwo Colo,
DER ISth. 19U1, al 1 „'quell P. M. LW the toddle loots,. or LA DIES', AllSsES'. and IttiVS' curys unit rt/LIARS.
Henry Frey, In hltiettersvdle. llnnover tow ash/p, Ndrth
lin!st,,,tl ( . 7 , tt ;:r 1 ,. ... , a ,, , , Lh . ..t , r t 0 ‘ D0 L w 0 t r tr , i.T .. 1 . 11....: . t t e ,;,, t , ,, , t t r . 11 1 .. 1„..i. „ , I. 1 , ,' MA I s'l' Ii I.', & 11( ): -., : -4 , •
townshi Not thunsidon Co., on the west ?odd ot the to . ; 4112 NORTH EU; Wril STREI.:T, PIIILADA.
ti c roz.i lending Wont Ilethleltens to Odenwelde's avrn,
nloont three uttles north of Bethlettotn. I.llllllrd I.y lands . July 7-'69
or Reuben SilllfiS, 1,111111.1(30.1111(1.1,11.1.1{111.1 , , CO.:1111111g
, ell EA P 1.111111,AllE1.11"111:1 r , , a oltE.
25 A.CH.ES AND 5° PERCIIES,
it, die rotor morn lir les, The ...revel...ld- ore
1......t0r) double VII. 11 1 .: 1101 • ,1:. Von ale Inv to call arid ~ Y 311110, `
ith kitchen and cliaiolier•i attached, a iiiie,dor) , id) •iiirk ,i 1 ridediddilt 0 1
e motef dwellnin frailly barn, witaiiii idled, coin
hot .table., uu,l utli.r out-builillna.r. There tiro I ~
also two trailer. for water Ott the preonses, together with
a variety of trust trees, etc., it hewn the of the
late John Mlller, deeeaned.
No, 2, lleing n lot or piece of him!, “ho ~itua
over ....unlit., in iniid comity, on te act sole ated hi.ll.' pI
ub -
.
tic road leaddin from Shieueri,lll.• to !lath NllllllllllOO 010 ,
fouith of a Italic from Shienieri.ville, bounded by lauds 1f
Shinier. P. Snyder and .niter., coot:km.la ri den ,,
and honehe, more or It'en. l'he improvement.. ide a one
story log dwellitra hau,r, frame barn. et.tt•rn and apple
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