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Removal
, The publienti.in office of 'nit: LEGIGII REG
ISTER has been removed to the Register Stationery
Store, tired floor, Hamilton street , two doora•mbove
Sixth, in the building formerly occupied by Young
At Lentz.
Lost horse Rrcorered
Messrs. Snyder & llendricks, who had one
of their horses exchanged for another by, a gen
tleman from Reading, on Saturday a week, found
their animal at a livery stable In Easton, and
brought him home.
Loans Sold
At a meeting of the American Lonn and
Building Association held on NI °lnlay evening In
Reimer's hall, ten Inane were sold at the following
premiums, to wit :—three at $9O; live at $9d.50 and
two at IFB9.
lbArse Training
Messrs. Rockwell & Hulbert gave several
exhibitions of the power of man over the horse,
at the Bgnnre, der ug the past week. Their
school wad well attended and the pupils express
themselves highly delighted with the. knowledge ,
they obtained.
1 ./Vetr l'aper in :Menlolrn
The first number of the Iles hoes Ledger
has been laid on our table. It is a sprightly
monthly ,ol Is deroted to Educational, business
and industrial interests. J. B. Whitney, Esq., Is
the editor and publisher. Terms, arty cents a
year.
.4 Chance for Somebody
We ask attention to the advertisement, in
another column, of a book-keeper who wishes a
situation. Ile controls a "few thousand" and
would be willing to loan capital or take an interest
In the business If it should be found mutually ad
vantageous.
Returned from Europe.
Mr. Edward Schreiber, of Salisbury town
ship, this county, who left this place for Europe
about,siv weeks since, returned to his home and
friends on Saturday evening last. Ile brought five
splendid Pereherou horses with him. Ills home
ward voyage was very stormy, mid one of the
horses purchased by him was so nu injured that
he died. It was with much dill illy that the rest
were saved.
A Grand Excursion
Au excursion from Slatington, Catasanqua,
Allentown, etc., to Philadelphia is announced for
Monday , nett. The fare includes an admission
ticket to the great fair to be held in horticultural
Hall, Philadelphia, In aid of the Orphans' Home
of Germantown. It will he one of the grandest
occasions of the season. Sec advertisement. It
offers a rare chance.
Real Estate Sales
The administrators of F. C. Ilnlliet sold, at
public sale, a three story brick dwelling house,
situate on North Seventh, street to Mrs. Mary Bal_
liet for $14,000.
Messrs. Bureaw, Roeder and Dlllinger sold a
vacant lot of ground on Pine street between Fourth
and Penn, containing 20 feet front on Pine street,
by 110 sleep, to Mrs. Barbara Snyder fur $2OO. .
Ephraim Moss, Esq., of this city, has purchased
a farm of fifty-one and a half acres In Solehury
township, Burks comity, belonging to Joseph
Matthews, for $7,000.
Open mg of the High &hoot.
Tho schools in the magnificent new school
building In the Fifth Word were opened on Mon
day morning, the President of the Board of Con
trollers, the City Superintendent, and the Board of
Directors of that Section being present. The at
tendance was as follows :
Male High School, Mr. S. 11. Laßue, toucher, 17
pupils.
Female High School, Miss Sarah Gabriel, teach
er, 82 pupils.
Male Grammar, Mr. G. H. Desch, teacher, 47
pupils.
Female Grammar, Minx Reichard, teacher, tiO
pupils.
Female Grammar, Miss Dallies, teacher, (from
let and Gib sectlull6) pupils.
Male Secondary, Mr. G. C. Roth, h.:teller, 45
pupils
Female Seco n dary, Miss Amanda C. Schwartz
teacher, 68 pupils.
Male Advanced Primary, Miss M. Mohr, teacher
30 pupils.
Male Advanced Privary, Miss A. B. Wagner
teacher, 62 pupils.
Female Advanced Primary, A. E. Milner'
teacher, SS pupils.
Male Primary, Miss Nellie Simi, teacher,
Female Primary, Miss Annie E. Weiser, teacher
54' pupils.
Whole number in attendance, 582.
Average in the twelve schools, Pi,
What No Tinnily Can Afford to do 117thout.
It is so Belden) we mime into possession of .
a patent medicine that will do what Is claimed for
It by the manufacturers, that when we get hold of
an article which has real merit we feel like mak
ing It known to our readers. Dr. Laub:lo4 of this
city, manufactures the "Eclectic Liniment," a
preparation If made by a Dr. De Louvre, or sonic
other outlandish name, would be in the house of
everybody. We have tested'the celebrated "Pain
Paint," but Dr. Laubach's Eclectic Liniment will
cure where Paint Paint fails and It is in every way.
superior. At the Nazareth Fair one of the Doe
tor's'agents, who is fond of adventure, offered to
cure any one of headache who would step up to
the wagon. Out of thirty-live cases he failed in
two, and their headache was caused by acidity of
the stomach, in which complaints the Liniment
must be diluted and taken inwardly. Ile prese9t
cd the two a bottle of Liniment each, and sold
seventy bottles on the spat, which was all he had
with him. We make these• statements, not for
the benefit of Dr. Laniard', for his laboratory Is
run to its utmost capacity now and his prepara
tions arc meeting with a large sale throughout the
State, but we make them for the benefit of our
readers not one of whom should he without a
bottle at an:). time. It will cure the most ',Maul
headache lu tell minutes—we know that from ex
perience. It will cure neuralgia, rheinnatism,
pains front burns, scalds, toothache, etc., etc., we
know Unit because the Doctor says an and such Is
our confidence In his knowledge as a physician
and his honor us 0 man, that If he said it would
pay off our natlonardebt, we would thinly be
lieve It.
TIIE COUNTY
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At Utithsville an entire corst•field was swept
away by the flood last week.
At Lyon Valley it tunnel under a race construct
de for the purpose of allowlngllae water of a creek
to pass through was caved In sad the utmost
efforts of the people not could arrest the damages
Ivltlch resulted' therefrom.
KUTZTOWN AND ITS PROSPECTS.
An enthusiastic correspondent of the Head
ing Toms, in view of the railroad which le to be
Whit through Kutztown, says property Is already
fuelled the benefit of the proposed improvement,
and that, the inhabitants of that thee-honored vil
lage are crying out " Eureka." As Kutztown
will be the principal elation on the new road, the
great quaOlitles of grain, hay, straw, vegetables
and fruits of all kinds that arm raised In that sec
Lion, with the Increased market facilities
which the now road will, give, yield a handsome
return to farmers and truck men. The mineral
resources of that section are very considerable,
too, for the development of which Mu new road
will he no mean auxiliary. The town affords ex
cellent sites for the establishment of manufactories
which will no doubt spring up in the course of a
few years, thus Inviting additional capital and
affording remunerative employment to a large
number of Its Inhabitants. The soil Is fertile, the
town healthy, the people honest and peaceable,
and everything calculated to ensure a life of hap
piness and prosperity, will he found to exist there.
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A little eon of Jacob Bit Amer, named George,
wo and a half years old, while playing around his
other's mill on Thursday afternoon last, fell Into
he race and was drowned while uo one was near
o give him assistauce.
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transported over the Lehigh Valley Railroad
for the week ending Oct. 2, 1669, compered with
same time last year
Yor Week. For Year.
Total Ma!annoy 0,586 12 337,689 17
Heaver Meadow... 2,045 07 338,069 01
" Mauch Chunk 40 15 223 03
Upper Lehigh 8,581 11
" Hazleton 3,229 18 683,167 09
" Wyoming . _ 12,552.15 343,363 10
25,055 07 1,711,054 00
51,919 08 1,795,837 17
rand total
Same time 1811 S
.28,280 08 133,028 08
MEM
LEHIGH VALLEY IRON TRADE
Pig iron transported over the Lehigh Valley
Railroad Co. for the week ending October INN :
From Tone.
Carbon Iron Co
Lehigh Valley Iron Co.
Thomas Iron Co
Lehigh Crane Iron C 0.,.
-Allentown Iron Co
Roberts Iron Co
Glendon Iron Co
Lehigh Iron Company
Bethlehem Iron Co
Other Shipper::
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The Lehigh and Susquehanna Railroad Is
again In running order, and the coal trade Is re
sumed.
Shenarks and chestnuts art reported plenty
lirongliota the county. The former sell at 53.25
ier bushel and the latter at ,SS.OO. Buckwheat is
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The Sunday School children of the Weisenberg
lurch bad a celebration on Saturday afternoon
last, which was very largely attended.
The Schuylkill Navigation Company's works
have been damaged to such . an extent by the
freshet that they will probably not resume navi
gation again this season.
A new depot building has been constructed at
Pottstown, and is about being put up at Itoyer-
town, on the Colehroolatle Railroad. It Is 8:1 by
31 feet, with a platform 185 feet in length. When
finished it will be a tine structure, and amply ac
commodate the large loudness of the Colebrook
dale Railroad at Boyertown.
The \Vest Chester Republican says that a fellow
bad been "operating" recently do Montgomery
and Lancaster county in this wise : He would ap
proach a gentleman and ask him to sign his name
to a certificate of some kind, and then write a
promissory note above the signature.
The late John Werkheiser, of Forks township,
whose death occurred on Tuesday, was a fair type
of the Pennsylvania German farmers—a class of
men who not only improve their own fortunes as
they pass through life, but through their industry
and labor make any wilderness bloSsom as a rose.
Mr. Werkbeiser left an estate worth perhaps
$BO,OOO. lie was n plain old Dutchman, who
seemed to take pride in accumulating money
without deriving from it much enjoyment. Ile
was in the habit of keeping large amounts in his
house for years, thus losing the interest. About
the close of the war he brought to one of the Easton
banks over $lO,OOO in silver, and as much more in
notes, that he had kept abotit his house through
all the years of the war. He owns between 200
and 300 acres of the finest land in Forks township.
—Easton Argus.
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The following is a partial list of the prenil
ums awarded at the Exhibition of the Lehigh
County Agricultural Society. The balance will be
published next week.
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Best 3 acres wheat, average per acre 30 WA
els, Jacob DeLong, $5; Second best 4 acres wheat
average 2S bushels, Owen Bortz, 3 ; best 3 acres
Rye, 95 bushels per acre, Jacob DeLong, 5 ; Corn
8334 bushels per acre, R. Steckel, 5 ; 3 acres outs,
50 bushels per acre, Jacob DeLong, 3 ; acre po
tutees, 120 . ! : i bushels per acre, R. Steckel, ; Clo
ver seed, 3 bushels per acre, Jacob Dating, 3 ;
Timothy seed, 5 bushels per acre, Jacob DeLong,
3.
John H. Llchtenwainer, John M. Ritter, John
Gross, Committee.
HORSES HEAVY DILAUCIIT.
2—Ulass Na. I.
Henry Smith, best stallion between 4 and 12
years old, Its ; Peter Donley, second bent stallion
between 4 and 12 years, 8 ; William Lacos, best
mare between 4 and 12 years, 10; Henry Wickert,
second best mare between 4 and 12 years, 5.;
Moses Keck, best horse between 4 and 12 years,
10; Reuben Kline, second best horse between 4
and 12 years, 5 ; Abraham F. Mickley, best colt
under 8 months, 11 ; Ephraim Sieger, best horse
between 2 and 4 years, 8 ; Epbraim Sieger, second
best, 4 ; Charles Henninger, best pair farm horses,
15 ; Abraham Btelnberger, best pair mules, 8;
Robert Steckel, special premium for horse 2 yearn
old, 5.
John 11. Llchtenwallner, John M. Ritter, John
Gross, Committee
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No. 2—Clan ::—.Native Light Draught
David Seimler, best pair farm horses, 5 years
old, 10; William Reinhard, 3d best pair farm
horses 0 years old, 5 ; Jesse . Keel:, best mare 0
years old, S ; George A. Moore, 3d best mare 7
years old, 4 ; Jolin Emery, best colt 3 months
old, 5; August Reinhard, 2il best colt 3 months
3 ; Frederick. Kline, best colt 2 years old, 0.
Samuel Schnurman, Jeremiah Leh, Charles
Solder, Committee.
HOUSES AND MULit , .
No. 2—Class 3—Blooded Heavy Draoyld
George Bea, best stallion between 4 mid 12
years, ; Charles Beers, 211 best:between 4 and
12 years, 10 ; Jacob Weaver, best horse between
4 and 12 years, 15 ; Samuel Relehenhaeh, second
best horse between 4 and 12 years, 8 ; Mathias
Lieberman, best horse colt under 2years, 8; Tilgh
man Henninger, 2d best colt under two years, 4 ;
Mahlon Berger, best brood mare, 15; Mahlon
Berger, best braid mare, 8 ; Edward SChrelber,
best mare under 4 years, 10 ; Edward Schreiber,
2d hest mare under 4 years, 5 ; Daniel N. Kern, 1
colt worthy of notice ; Morgan Penton, hest double
eam, 15 ; T. D. Schantz, hest horse between 4 and
12 years, 10 ; Joidah Albright, Lent horse colt be-
and 4 years, 10; Elias Miller, 2•1 hest
horse colt between 2 and 4 years, 5 ; Moses Fla
herbs, hest mare colt between 2 and 4 years, 10 ;
George A. Mohr, best colt under N months old, II;
Mahlon Berger, 2d best colt under 8 mouths 4.
Your Committee beg telly° to report that they
,Lave ixxamitted the • above specified stock and
weadd•say that they have found a marked im
provement on lust year's; exhibition ; they regret
that they cunnot award a premium to Mr. Charles
Rcybold for the imported Stallion exhibited by
him, on account of age. -
O. L. Schreiber, George J. Snyder, Henry Yea
ger, Committee.
lIONSEB AND MILES.
No. 2—Class 4—Blooded Light Draught.
• Samuel Roeder, best stallion between 4 and 12
years, 20 ; Henry Clemens, 2>l best stallion, 10 ;
Benjamin Rebell°ld, 3d best stallion, worthy of':
notice ; John Romig, best mare, 15 ; Jesse Keck,
2d best horse, 8; George Decli, Sit best horse,
worthy of notice ; Moses Heberly, 4th best, worthy
of notice ; John Emery, best mare colt between 2
and 4 years, 10; Reuben Henninger, 2d best, 5 ;
Charles R. Knauss, 3d best, worthy of notice;
Charles Grim, 4th beat, worthy of notice ; Silas
A. Kuntz, sth best, worthy of notice ; John Erd
man, bat horse colt between 2 and 4 years, 10;
Tilghman Henninger, 2d best horse colt between
2 and 4 years, 5; J. Albright, 3 1,. worthy of pu
ttee ; Solomon Keck, 4th best, worthy of notice ;
Jonah Hartzel, beat colt under 2 'years, 8 ; Benja
min Rabenold, 2,1 best colt under 2 years, 4 ; John
; Emery, 3rd best, worthy of notice ; Samuel C.
Roeder, best colt tinder 8 months, 6; Samuel C.
Roeder 2d best, 4; Thomas Graver, 3r4 beat,
worthy of notice.
We are pleased to report that the stock of this
elaPri was better than any previous year, and
would have been pleased to award more premi
ums, were the number not limited.
Enos Erdman, Jeremiah Leh, Jaeob Cooper,
Committee.
No. ?!.—Clasoi t'illoadrterp.
Edward Kmerr, beat. Etalllon between 4 and
years, 15; E. 11. Gangwere, 2d best stallion be
tween 4 and 12 ycare, 8 ;.Johu Kuntz, beet mare,
10; C. 11. Schantz, 2d beet, 5; John Emery, beet
pair roadsters, no conmetition, 10 Samuel 13.
Lewle, best cuddle hone, 8; 11. J. Schantz, 2.1
beet saddle i19113e. 4.
J. L. Hoffman, Charters Beers, Nathan Freder
ick, Committee.
Claw 7—Speed.
Samuel Metope. best double team (fastee
; Jonas Wleand, 8d beet double team, 23.
LEHIGH REGI
TH
Best Trot(jug Horse or Mare
W. F. Donner, best trotting horse (\toitottiln,
Boy) 50 ; Harvey C. Eck; 2d beet trotting horse,
(Warrior American Star) 25.
Best horsi owned in the CountU
Peter Miller, best horse, 40; Samuel Melione,
21 best how, 20.
" Best Colts umler 4 year. old.
Edward Scholl, best colt 3 years. old, (Black
Hawk,) 10; Benjamin Rakenold, 2d beet horse
colt 3 years old, (I.
Paring Horses
Jonas Tresler, best pacing horse, 1.0; Peter
Miller, 2,1 best pacing horse, 10.
1.. Hoffman, J. It. Scholl, Edward Settler,
Committee
Xo. 2—Class 6-I•amily Horses
John Erdman, hest family horse between 4 and
12 years, $2l ; C. W: Kline, 241 best Mildly horse,
between 4 and 12 years, 5; S. IL Ludwig, best
pair family horses, 15; Solomon Kline, (miller,)
2fl best family horses, N.
We the undersigned Committee, are sorry to re
port that Mr. Samuel Lewis' horses were entered
for a double team of family horses and one of said
team was entered for a saddle horse, which came
In conflict with article fourth of instructions to
Committee ; said horses were therefore withdrawn
as a double team by Sir. Frederick, your commit
tee having made it discretionary with Mr. Fred
erick to have them entered either one 05 a saddle
horse or double as a family team.
390
720
740
150
22.,
390
John 11. Fogel, JoHepli Wetnor, Jaeol,lillne,
Committee.
HORNED CATTLE
So. :I—f ',as,. 1.
Best, .Alderney Bull Dougla,s" Paul
BO; Alderney ('ow " Charles' Eckert, Red,
not full—excellent quality—but no award on ac
pnint of deficiency In Pedigree.
The above are the only Alderney with'Pedigree.
Durham wills Pedigree—none—except hull calf
Ilea months 1,1,1, exhibited by Edward Schreiber,
would be worthy of premium but not provided In
the schedule of premiums, therefore no award.
Best Devon 'Cous—'• Brown Bess," Me!lose A:
ME!
The display in Ihie eion6 (DeV011) was e 0 lari.ti
and excellent, that It \Vat , With Inilitallty that the
CrallltlittVe could determine to wham to award
\VII& In opinion —llrn‘vii
SY " WAS entitled to lhr premium, nevertheless
Nvould reoouuurnd the other computiturs iu
ie cla,, to the special notice of tine itSSirviation.
Flora," " Beauty" and "Lady Chatsworth" lye
f excellent blood and quality with full pedigree
nd their owners are entitled to great credit for
introduction of this character of stock
. Best Devon Bull Jack" Josiah Albright, 110;
est Ayrshire C'ow “ Aggle" G. B. Linderman,
5; hest Ayrshire Pardee" G. B. Linder-
The display In this Mass by G. B. Linderman,
of :11auch Chunk, and by Nl,.Hose Az Ritter, of
Allentown, was very One. That of the former
the most numerous and his stook is undoubtedly
of the purest blood in the country. The Ayrshire
being a hearty and rugged breed and of excellent
milking totalities, their introduction and crossing
with our common stock is recommended. The
Committee Is pleased to 1101 e the lade display of
blooded cattle, of different iffeeds—and the further
fact that a large number is accompanied with full
pedigree,' having their ancestry in some of the
best blood in England. In no other respect is the
advantage ofanAgrleull unit Satiety snore apparent
than In the improvement perceptible In tide npart-
tent. To be convinced of this we need but coin
vre the .present with the curlier exhibitions of
his Society.
C. W. Cooper, E. R. Newhard.
The Revising Committee in view• of the larger
display of blooded Ayrshire Cattle exhibited by
Dr. Linderman, awarded a special premium of $
to him.
C. Pretz, IVright, Albright, Committee
IIORNZI) CATTLE.
Su. 3—Class 2—Durham without Pedigree
Charles Seagreaves, best Durham bull between
1 and 3 years, $lO ; Charles Eisenbard, 3d beSt,
Durham boll, between 1 and 3 years, 5; Josiah
Albright, best Durham cow, 3 years old, 12 ; Jer
emiah Roth, second best Durham cow, 3 years old,
; Samuel Lewis, third best Durham cow, deserves
credit ; Moses Reck, best Durham heifer, between
1 and 3 years, 6; Mcrlose & Ritter, second best, 3.
Vired between Durham and Devonshire
David Schuler, bent bull, between 3 and 4 years
old, $10; Peter Mohr, second best bull between 3
and 4 years old, ; Mogen' Reek, best boll between
1 and 3 years old, 6; Edward Riegel, second best
bull between 1 and 3 yearn old, 3; Elias Horn,
bent cow and calf, 0.
Your COmmittee beg leave to report that the
Durham stock Is not so well represented as should
be desired, even not as much so as In former years'
but Mr. Jeremiah Roth line a bull on exhibition
for which be deserves much credit. Entered no
competition.
0. L. Schreiber, John Bortz, David Gilbert,
Committee
HOWNEFLCATTI.E.
3—('Lass '3—Devon without Pedigree.
Reuben Glick, beet Devoil cow 11 years old $l2;
Reuben Mirk, best Devon heifer, 2 years old 6; 0.
L. Schreiber, second bet.t dtvon heifer 2 years
und 4 month old, 3 ; J. S. Troxell, best devon eat
6 weeks old.
The display of derail breed without. pedigree WWI
very small.
Milton Apple, Jacob Cooper, Edward Riegel
HORNED CATTLE.
.1 - 0.-;;—(qami 7—Sweep Slitkot
David Schuler, best bull 3 years old, G; G. B.
Linderman, (Mauch Chunk 2d beet bull 3 years,
3; Jeremiah Roth, best cow 6 years,B ; Mel lose it.
Ritter, 2d best cow and calf, 3; Reuben Glick, 3d
best cow 5 years, 3; G. B. Linderman, best bull
under 3 ychrs, G ; Owen 1.. Schreiber, 2d best hull
under 3 years, 3; 0. B. Linderman, best hull calf
underl2 mouths, 3; Owen L. Schreiber, best heifer
under 3 years, 3; Owen L. Schreiber, 3d best
fer under :1 years, 1.
The Committee would further my that in their
opinion the display of Flock has excelled every
thing ever before exhibited on these grounds and
that the variety of the different; Muth, (c,peelally
Ayrshire and Alderney) was so numerous that they
found It linpoesible to do Justice to all exhibitors.
Aaron Lurie, Simnel Wieder, getthen Stalt
ler, Committee.
NA.TI7 AND MIXED CATTLE
No. 3—Class G.
• John Boaz, best bull 3 yearn old; 0; Edward
Koehler, second best bull 3 years old, 4 ; Henry
Fehring, best bull IS months old, 5; Thomas
Yundt 2d best bull 24 years old, 3; Isaac It. Mey
ers, bent bull 1 year old, 2 ; Edward Riegel, best
cow 7 yearn old, 6 ; John Shipp, second best cow
6 years old, 4.
Nicholas Chewley, third best cow 3 yearn old,
2; J. B. Troxel, fourth beet 8 years I ; Jeremiah
Roth, best heifer 2 years old, 4 ; John 11. Troxel,
second bent heifer 18 months old, 9; Abraham T.
Mickley, third best heifer 22 months old, 2 ; Isaac
B. Meyers, fourth best heifer 9 years old, 1.50;
Edward Riegel, fifth best heifer, 2 yearn old, 1 ;
Edward Koehler, fifth best heifer 18 months old,
1 ; Charles Eisenhard, two yearn old, wort by' of
notice ; William Mattern, 13 months old, moatiy
of notice ; Jesse Keck, best lisiMr, 5 months old,
2 ; G. 11. Linderman, second hest heifer, 1 year
old, 1 ; William Mutter,,, third bent heifer 6
Months old, 1 ; Conrad Welnert, fourth best 8
mouths old, 1 ; Charles Seagreaves, tint best, 8
heifers 1 year old, 1 ; J. S. Trokell; bull mixed
with Ihirlisyn and Alderney, 5.
We the dudersigueil committee on native and
mixed cattle having linisheil our labors report the
variety of stock as being very great and of a Ell
perlor quality, in fact superior to siny we have
ever had,at our County Fair. That we could not
possibly do justice to sill, but have done so to the
best of our alsility and as far as we would dare go
in giving premiums, we hope that the stock •may
never be worse but on the contrary, increase more
and more.
William Walbert, David Belittler, T. 12. Kline
Committee
Edward 'Bury, 1 boar Chester Co. white 2 years
old, 8 ; J. S. Tioxel, 1 sow Chester Co. 23 years
old, ; Edward Schreiber, bent boar Cheeltire, 14
months old, ; Edward Schreiber, beg( row Che
chire 14 Months old, 6; 11..1. Schantz, best Cite.
chlre Sows, 2 mouths old, 4 ; 11. J. Schantz, bent
Chechlre boar 3 months old, 4; IL J. Schantz,
beet Chechlre row 4 months old, 4 ; Elias Schuler,
second beet Chester Co. sow and pigs, 4; Owen
L. Sylirelber, best Berkshire boar 2 years old, 8 ;
Owen L. Sehrelber, best Berkshire row 2 yearn
old, S; Owen L. Schreiber, bent 2 Berkshire boars
months old, 4; Qeorge Fried, tics; 2 fat Jersey
breed hop 1 year old, 6;. Amos. R. Heller second.
best Berkshire row', 3; James W. Wilson, best
Chester sow, pure, and 6 pigs, 4 ; James W. Wil
-1 FOll, 2,1 beet Chester boar, pure, 3 months, 4 ; J.
S. Trokell. best Suffolk pigs•3;y mouths old. 4;
Daniel Hersh, bent Suffolk fat hog 13 months. 6.
TER, ALLENTOWN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1869.
The undersigned Committee beg leave to re
nark that in their estimation the Chublre breed
(imported) exhibited by Messrs. Schantz & Schrei
ber, ore the best blooded pigs in the market, laid
strongly recommend them to the fayontble con
sideration of the farmers of Lehigh and adjoining
counties.
William Riegel, David Schuler, Lewis J. Krause,
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Owen L. Schreiber, best Southdowu buck, $6 ;
Owen L. Schreiber, best pen Southdown ewes, 6;
Jeremiah Roth, best Cotswold buck, 6; Charles
B. Keenerer, second best Cotswold buck, 3 ; Jere-
miali Roth, best pen Cotswold ewes, 5 ; 0. Kurtz,
second best pen Cotswold ewes,3 ; Jeremiah Roth,
best Bakewell buck, 0 ; .Jereminti Roth, best pen
Bakewell ewes, 6; J. S. Troxell, second best Bake
well buck, 3 ; J. S. Trozell, second best Bakewell
ewes, 3 ; Edward Riegel, beet pen lambs, 6 ; Jere
miah Roth, second beet pen lambs, 3 ; George
Kurtz, best pen sheep, 8 ; S. K. 0. Bogart, best na
tive buck, 4; C. 11. Kramer, Cashmero buck and
ewe, 6. The committee find a few worthy of no
tice but not sufficient for a premium. W. S.
Gardner, Jacob Rees, Solomon Griesenter, Com
mittee.
George Sensenbach, golden bantams best, ;
George F. Miesemer, golden bantams, second
best, 1; Francis Wilson, Seabrlght bantams best,
1 ;. E. li. Renlnger, Seabright bantams, second
best, I ; BenJambi Kistler, best Poland bantams,
2; Peter Schwenzer„ not entered, China bantams;
I). Nunnemaker, Australia rooster, not entered ;
J. Alfred Blinder, two chickens and lailick, 1 ;
Robert Heebner, African bantams, I; Edward F.
Knecht, six mix Polands, 1 ; John Kramer,.three
white bantams, 1 ; Frank Colver, two Irish ban
tams, I ; J. Frankenlicid, nine white bantams, 3;
George Eckert, four Chinese bantams, 2; George
Eckert, two Irish bantams, 1; Clinton B. Mink,
tin cc Polands, misnamed, ; JacoliDel.ong, two
shanghai and • creoles mixed, '1; John Kramer,
three bantams, 1.; G. A. Fry, seven bordvhers, 1;
W. Willebicher, six cap'd head,l; Samuel Rinker,
five turkeys, native, 1; Jacob DeLong, two tur
keys, 1; Amon R. Heller, three Jersey blue. tur
keys, 2; A. Fry, one white Spanish turkey 1;
Juices and George Seagreaves, four Irishmen's
parrots, 1; J. S. Troxell, twelve Spanish ducks 2;
Jacob DeLong, two cap'd ducks, 2 ; Jacob DeLong,
two Ida ducks, 2 ; Solomon Laudenschlager, two
cup'd ducks, 1; J. S. Troxcli, three Chinese geese,
2; 11. C. Roth, live black chickens game, 2; 11.
C. Roth, six game chickens, 2; John Fetter, two
gu,mc chickens, 2 ; John Fetter, two white taw reed
game pure, 2 ; John Fetter, two Tarter game
chickens, 2; henry Balliet, eight black Spanish
chickens ; J. Alfred Shaefer, seven black Spanish,
chickens, 1; J. Alfred Sheerer, four black Span
ish chickens, 2; 11. C. Roth, ten black Spanish
chickens, 2 ; 11. C. Roth, three black Spanish
chickens, 2 ; C. 11. Erdman, three black Spanish
chickens, 1 ; George Kline, one black German
robin ; C. hi. Rube, live Brahma pootra chickens,
2 ; Frank Pexter, three Brahma pootra chickens, 1;
Allen Strohminger, three Cochin China chickens,
1 ; 11. C. Roth, three white Leghorn chickens, 1 ;
H. C. Roth, seventeen white Leghorn chickens, 3;
J. S. Troxeli, sixteen assorted chickens, 2 ; Wm.
Kershner, six assorted chickens, 1 ; Chas. Shout,
ten Brahma pootra chickens, 3; Elias Miller, four
English Creole chickens, 1; Alexander McKee,
six pheasant chickens, 1 ; Amos R. Heller, two
white chickens, 1; A. J. G. Dubbs, two white Leg
horn chickens, 2 ; C. 11. Erdman, three Jersey
chickens, 1; C. H. Erdman, three Creole chickens,
I; Henry Ballict, four silver pheasant chickens,
2 ; D. Kleppinger, two pheasants (not entered),
1. C. B. Heintz, William Grim, Geo. K. Wilson,
Committee.
Harvey C. Eck, horse, $2O; A. Miller, mare,
20; E. IL Gangwere, horse, 20.
Fastest trotting mare or gelding, mile heats, best
three in five to harness. The Society agrees to
pay *250 provided 9:33, and $l5O provided trotting
is done in 2:37.•
Ist 2(1 3d
H. C. Eck, enters " Warrior," 1 1 1
%. Miller, " liushwacker," • 0 2 2
E. It. Gangwcrc, "no name," 3 3 3
Time 2:35, 2:33 and 2:37.
Two hundred and fifty dollars was awarded ac
cording to special agreement as above slated. N.
P. Brower, William Fry and W. S. Gardner, com
mittee.
Samuel Lewis, best cow three years and up
wards, $l2 ; Reuben Glick, second best do., 6;
Reuben Glick, best heifer between 1 and 3 years,
6 ; Reuben Glick, second best, 3 ; Samuel Lewis,
best heifer between 6 and 12 mouths, 4. Your
committee does not deem the bulls worthy of no
tice. Jeremiah Roth, G. B. Linderman, Peter
Laux, Committee.
On Saturday next, at 2 o'clock, there will
be a grand trot at the Rittersvilic Driving Park,
which will be of more than ordinary interest.
The horses entered for the race are C. Straub 's
roan gelding "No Name," and Joseph Fisher's
bay limb: "Fanny Fisher,"—mile heats best three
in five to harness, to be trotted according to the
rules of the Union Course.
—A man was found murdered at Molars.
villa on Saturday morning. The deed is supposed
to have been committed by h 6 companion win
was out with him ou the previous day.
—Work on the new county bridges to bi
built In place of those swept away by the freshet .
was commenced on Monday.
—Norristown is to have a lteginient of 31111.
tin. Two or three companlea have already beer
raised, one of which, under command of Capt.
Edward Scholl, paraded the streets of Norristowr
on Thumlay night.
—The Republican Invinciblcs of Philadeb
Oda, beaded by the Liberty Cornet Band, visite(
Norristown on Wednesday evening last. The 3
turned out about 500 men. • They carried tin
colors presented to them by , ,the ladies of Norris
town during the previous campaign. •
—The workingmen of Norristown ran I
ticket on their own hook yesterday. The Registet
and Lk - render denounced this movement as au el
fort to defeat the Democratic party.
= The (loud iu the Schuylkill, last week
was more disastrous than In the Lehigh. Sev
eral large bridges across the river were swop
•
away.
—Pottstown has a "Piro &slave" Comps
ny, which numbers forty-live memberg.
When I closed my last letter it was not suppos
ed that there would be much damage from as
freshet,,but there bus been a great ions of proper
ty and even of life' in this vicinity. I suppose
under the general news" you will give a mum
of the flood and its destructive results. At pre'
ant, however, it is all.quiet along the Lehigh an
Delaware, and folks are counting up their losses.
Both Democrats and Republicans are workin
hard for the supremacy of Easton. As usual
effort Is being made to lessen the Republican vat
" Divide and conquer" seems to be the rule. .
present both parties arc strong Calvinists—bullet
ing is "Election."
Easton has been horrified at the killing of
Phillipsburgh rough by a colored man on the Je
sey side of the bridge. The bridge over the De
aware at this place Is the most. dangerous in U
country, inhabited at night by a crowd of male an
female roughs that rival the denizens of Fit
Points. A little stringent police Law would tact
quieted the roughs without the ball of a color,
citizen's pistol, but the police were nowhere an
and the man was shot and instantly. killed. Ti
better portion of the Phillipsimrgh people favc
the negrq, but the roughs and relatives of the vb
thn attempted to lynch the prisoner as he wt
being put on board the car to the Mercer Co. Jai
We are to have a Horse Fair (Race) at the Ii
stilute Grounds at Easton the latter of this month
Nearly $5OOO are to be offered as premiums
winning horses.
We have another nice quarrel betweeu the pi
!Icemen of Easton. Meanwhile the rogues n
Juice.
EEO
:No. 5.
POI*I THY
Vo. H.
HORSES AND MULES
No 2.—Chiss 8.
ALDERNEY CATTLE
Xo. S:—Class 5.
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OUR NErGlll3Olls
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
OUR EASTON GOSSIP.
EANTos, PA., Oct. 11, 1869
Ross' Continental Troupe of Singeis are on
Tower. No doubt they will, visit your place.
They aro capital singers.
The oldest person In Easton, Mrs. Mary
"'chimer. died last Tuesday. She had only se
IM summers and the same number of winters, al
falls and springs. • DILAWARIII.
CITY NOTICES
Large stock of abeet music, lustructord, blank
.
books, music papdr and cards of O. F.l.lcrruninn'a
Music Store, Allentown.
Our old friends Roctramr. ds WlLam( are a
hard at work as ever, furniehing every description of
men's attractions in the way of elegant nod luxurious
masculine apparel. Their eplentlid Brown Stone Hall Is
better furnished than over with every thing that man or
boy enn vs•ant, for warmth, health, and comfort. All that
our friends need to do, In just to call In nod examine for
themselves and compare the price, of this splendid cloth
ing with that or./ other le Philadelphia or elsewhere.
The best of Italian violin string's, violins, flutes,
etc., or any other article belonging to musical lu
strtiments, can be bought cheaper than anywhere
else, at C. F. Iferrtuann's Music Store, Allentown.
It Is a pleaatire to tell the same story over and
over again, If It Ina good story. Our story now Is. of the
satisfaction see enjoy In westing the dollies which they
make at the great Brown Ball, Philadelphia. The feet is,
hero are no other clothes, made elsewhere, that look half
BS wall, or wear half as long RA the Reer1111.1.8: WILAnv
clothe, The Immense Mel varied assortment of flue
chitin,. for Fall which Itoczno.t. A Whine now display
Is worthy the Attention of all who go to the city. See
Roes RILL Ar. W 11. 0 , 0 .0 advertisement In another coin ea.
Cheap Parlor Organs.—A single reed 5 octave
organ at $9O. A dotibit reed organ with 5 stops,
at $l3O. A powerful organ with 7 stops at fISO,
at C. F. Herr ttttt nn's, corner 7tll and Walnut, Al-
19=11
tVer 21futdin ! Wei Prints! Wet Flannels! Wet
Table Linens at about half price at Foster's Now
York Store, Allentown. As a great rush is ex
peeled for these goods and as they desire that all
their customers shall Inti•el4Otne of them, and to
prevent their being bought up by other merchants,
they reserve the right to refuse to sell over 12
yards to each customer.
For a long lime we have noticed a gradual lu
eel,lese in the 11111111/0e of good-looking men in our neighs
borhood, especially among our aubscribers. The change
has Mien so marked rts to be subject for general rouverea.
lion. People ask "Why is this thus 7 We god the
general answer to be, that almost all our reilllNV-CitiZelln
nee We:11111g the celebrated " Roca um, & NV item's"
clothes. It is st known 111111 the f ple who wear Ilia
clothes of this make contimital the esteem of their fellows
creatures. All our readers knot, where Mown., dl
Wll.llll/1 . /l In. Th.. mammoth Brown Stone Clothing Hall,
CM and 600 Chestnut 'street, Philadelphia.
Rockhill LC. In/ion's advertisement, In another
column of thin Issue, speak, for linelf. The elottee oil
back, of our hest ciliation also •peak.volittutot in praise of
Hoeg ult.k & LAW, .)1 good habits.. Both for mots and
for the sone oftom, itoceitim. & WtYmy neeni to have
everything the heart ran denier, or the fancy ran long
after. Mont of the happy homes Its OM, vicinity aro made
happier by the fact that the lemartod boys of the hoonehold
got their clothes nt the great Brown Hell. Read, and see
or yourselves, gentlemen.
L Splendid Piano.-I.lndertnan & Son's Gold
Medal Cycloid and Square Pianos rank among the
finest instruments in the country. Their brilliancy
and fullness of tone is not . surpassed by a concert
grand piano at double, the price. More instru
ments of this celebrated make have been sold In
Allentown, Lehigh and adjoining counties than of
any other manufacture. They can.be used ninny
years and not become airy, as most other pianos
do, in only a few years. Come and examine (hem
at C. F.Herrmann's Store, 7th and Walnut streets.
The receipts of THE AMERICAN LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA for
1868 were considerably over a million of dollars,
almost equalling the receipts of all the rest of our
Pennsylvania companies put together. The
AMERICAN is pushing ahead more vigorously
than ever this year, with the determination to
make in PhiladelPhia at least one company which
no foreign company can . eseel either in amount of
business done or in any other respect.—Philadet
phic Evening Telegraph.
Dr. Wm. J. Romig, N 0.69 East Hamilton street,
Is agent for the American In this vicinity.
What everybody Says must be True.—The're is no
ale, porter, mineral water or sarsaparilla lu the
country superior to Wisc's manufactured at Al,
leutown. It la home made, pure and can be had
at almost every bar in the county.
Allentown has an extensive china and glassware
establishmeat where as great a variety and as low
prices can he found as in the larger cities. We
refer to the new store of Richard Walker, No. 40
West Hamilton street.
It it , said that Calisaya Bark has a peculiar of
feet upon the liver, and guards the system against
(Mennen by exposure diet. It Is conceded that the
great succens of the wonderful PLANTATION BIT
TERS, which, previous to our late unhappy diffi
culties, was found in most southern. bunion,
was
owing to the extract of Callsaya Bark which it
contained as one of the principal ingredients. In
confirmation of this we have heard one of our dis
tinguished Physicians remark that whenever he
felt unwell from ordinary dietetic. or atmospheric,
causes,he Invariably relieved himself by PLANTA
TION BITTERS. We speak advisedly when we_say
that we know It to be the best and most popular
medicine in the world.
MArl irrl.lA WAtr,t.—Sa rr• Irrr ti lttr• Ir,•xl Itaprrrlr•rt Or
hullo C itugur•, aai tilt ul half the tune'.
BUSINESS NOTICES
fl Is the Intrinsic theril alone, of Hall's Vege
table Sicilian Hair Renewer, that bait gained for it great
popularity.
The Grand Opening.—The opening or the great
Pacific Railroad W. an orea•lon of anal and whir.-.woad
and rur wan the ripening rii the hail and Whiter
Trade at Oak Ball. On Thur.rday work, Sopteorber 21.1,
W.lllllllli, & Brown mad.• a grand dir.play of
their new stock, and Invited to it ail tin read o, of our
paper. Thow who have been prerrnt at former open
ing.— to oak Hall, know how plea•arst those rreertsiourr
aro, tool - know how well It pays to mould a while in look •
lung through knell a stock of mew awl fresh elpthing,
The reader's attention Is invited
lei cammunlca
tlou referring to Fnr Finn• or Joe. Ituwc.cu•rH Si ell., MO
Arch street., Phijnavlphla. Thl. 1. nn old uhd
Incou and worthy or public attonil..ll. •
Scroftaa, Soft Rheum, Skin and Fefaafr Ufernrr.vn
Warranted ea red.—Sir
le tbuoulul:—
Sameargf Tow n:After; Lehigh Co., let. 31, Del:.
It Ix with a grateful feeling that I feel able til lIIIIke the
followingntatement fur the benefit of Dole, till° are miller.
lug from Scrofula and other Chronic Diseases. Sly wife
had been nu ffering for several year from tumors or
swellings on her neck which after a tline won't! gather
and dinclairge matter, leaving in sore. She hail
ben treated for more lima a year by most eta hied physi
cians without receiving any Itenamtellt betf"f ,
becoming worse, until she had five of these running nore,
ou her neck, wheal I employed Dr. 11, I). Lompiker, under
whose treatment she connufaireil to improve very fast, the
fore, on her neck to heal, and all her unpleasant and di,.
agreeable symptoms gradually to distilawar, anti! her
health scan restored, Whiril soax it, alma( four months. I
feel perfectly j wattled, after having tried the treatment af
other pityidelans la rerouam•uding all those whoitre :tare,
lag from Scrofula or Chronic Dlneasee to la. Lotigalter for
medical treatment, with a arm belief that they will be sat
infied, benefited and eared thereby, as my a ay tutu been.
[Signed,' • JAMES DARNER.
Dr. 11. D. I...nankeen uMee In on the East side o f shah
Meta, between Hamilton and Walnut. Allentown.
Let us I'r•otect Ournelres.—The physical structure
of the strongest human bring is vulnerable everywhere.
Our bodies are endowed by natur• with a certuin negative
power, which protect. them, to some.extent, from un
wholesome influences; but thin protection Is Imperfect,
and cannot be nuh•ly relied on In unhealthy regions, or
under circumettinces of ordinary danger. Therefore . , It Is
wisdom; it is prudence; It Is common .rune to provide
against sorb contingencies, by taking an Arrinnit. Ia AD
VANCE; in other words, by fortifying the system with
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH DITTERS—the most complete
protective against all the epidemic and °oilman" malaille •
that Itas ever been administered' In any country. Asa
remedy for Dyspepsia, them Is no medicine that will corn+
pure with H. Whoever suffers the panne of Indigestion,
anywhere on the face of the earth where HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS eau be procured, does so•oluntarily;
for; as sorely ns truth exists, this Invaluable Toole and
•I.TER•TIV E world restore his disordered ntomaels to R
,•silky condition. To the nervous It Is also enpeeinlly
recommended, and in COW, of confloned roto4loalion it
also aff.irds speedy Wl4 perinanent
!nail ranee of fever nod agu , • lilo HITTERS in nor.•
Potent than 'TY atnouut of gnhJur, while th,• Ilona dan
k:croon cases 4f Libras G•ver yield to its wonderful prep
ertiev. Ti,.,,,. v01,.t ,nvr tried the I.l.ditillY will m•v Cr one
another. for any of the ailnieula a hie, the HOSTETTER
BITTERS profcsiois to robin•. 'lo thus,, who have not
made; the experiment we cordially r•eomtovu,l on early
application to the BITTERS whenever Hwy ar , • ~trivicen
by di.uns of the dig...Aire organs.
Ladies' and Children's limey /Iwo, at John Fa
reink•• Popular Fur . Emporium, 715 Arch Street,
Ile ham enlarged, remodeled and mach I asproved hls elore
for the couvatth4tco or cutduatern. Read hie adv. and gist.
him a call.
Special ottentlou of Merchants and others,. Is
corned to Card lat CM lama. of Iloi,ll
factures:a of Wall Papyri, Palo , liaoga+aa.‘&a.
Sinanrial anti Contincrcial
•LI.ENTOWN MARI:ET:3, OCTOBER. EL
earrerted every week by Weirotheitner k Netelifirq.
Wheat Flour. Der Ltd., 41(1 (m) t , ..1111ta.
Wheat, par bushel
50. paying.
I 75, '•
Cum. 1 ••
• •
Oats. "
Flaumeed, •`
Timullur Seed, Dar buxhei ti IC,
Clover Seed, " 8 to, tt
Whnot Flour, per teal 1110, aellluK.
Rye,
Corn Meal.
Butter, perseuad,
Lard,
'Fallow. '
Ham.
d e osn
P gg at pe p
byalsel ttl;
Dried Made.. Pe ,
Dried Peach" . ' s 00,
2dcb3 , gittirrtLstittentts.
H. A. STEELE,
UPHOLSTERING,
ITTNDOW STIADE tti REDDINO STORE,
No. 46 North Ninth Street,
PH I LADELPIII A.
WINDOW SHADES,
With flatttrea complete, from texon pair, up to $13.03.
WRITE HOLLAND SHADES AT ALL PRICES.
SHADES OF ANY STYLE AND COLOR MADE TO Olt-
DER.
STORE,. SHADES MADE' AND LETTERED.
LACE AND DRAPERY CURTAINS.
ALL KINDS OF 'WINDOW DRAPERY
PATENT MOSQUITO CANOPIES.
GILT, ROSEWOOD AN) WALNUT CORNICES.
CURTAIN BANDS, TASSELS, CORD; &e.
FURNITURE - STRIPS CUT AND MADE.
STAIR AND VESTIBULE RODS.
FURNITURE nt:4 , ,rpotsTEßED AND VARNISHED.
darpetot .Matilriteit, old nod now, made, altered and
pot down.
mrnounnihnsi MATERIALS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION AT WHOLESALE
A NEW THING.
SILK FINISHED WINDOW SHADES.
ort 13.!y
ADMINISTRATOR S SALE OF
URAL ESTATE AND PERSONAE. PROPERTY.
Will I •old ot ',ohne rode, on the pr.mdoo•, lu Bout
Allen town.ln, Northampton ronuty..•
TUESI)AY, OCTOBER 26T11, 1869,
At 10 o'clock A. M.,
The following described REAL ESTATE, late the prop.
erty or Daniel lingte der...wool, snout. , P t ; mile...wit of
Weavers', Illy containing TW MA' K ACHES of !fret qual•
Sty land, divided Into Nix field, ell tinder 40011 fence.
The Improvement. tire.lNK AND A•Il ALF brolly 7..
BRICK 11W ELLI Nit
with Oood him and nil socessary osilosiltiOlifs• sod. "
all wood inure workhouse, ctc. Possession can be g You
Immediately after sale.
Alen. at MP Mae time and place the following
•
.I%IIBONA L PROPERTY
of said decialisial,. 60110,4111 a of grain In tin groantl, corn
la tho tar, alz loaw ni moot h p hay, Two
COWS, 2Yat Ham l'ota too ~ ra rriatto. pl, w t
harrow, • IMO YOU II• PEPI WII ITE •?*
PICKETS,3OcOyEET W II ITE PIN lillo.lllllS,
posts end ralls, oloao,
rrovsEtioLl)
couxixting of Tlin4 Stove, l';immting. nod many other
articloa too uumerous to mention. Conditions will be
mode known on day or .al , 1.7
WM. F. N.IGI,E.
Ad lII * , of Daniel Noah., der'.l, with the willr?,4oiss..vid.
T E. W A Llt A VENT,
I
•
:NIASONIC HALL,
NO. 719 CIIES'FNUT STREET,
Is now receiving his Full Importations. conolsting lu
Part nt •
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
In Silk. ?do awl Collon...mbrsclng
many nnvoltlex•
Lace Curtains !
of Parlslau, St. Gallen nod Nottingham make.
CORNICES AND DECORATIONS
I=!
WINDOW SHADES,
by Ow thonoond or sloe° one nl lorinufstittroro . prices
- IUSQUITO N(PIES,
Cloning uut at reduced price.,
MEM
TIIE ".IIEE•IIIVE"
'POPULAR
DRY GOODS STORE,
1. Iv, vßourron & co.,
NO. 920
CHESTNUT STREET,
I=
NEW GOO DS
CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
R RIES •FA I R,
IN PLAIN FI(WIIES,
AvlTilm"r I),EA - ATioN
wrtnt II 0410
MEAD & ROI3BINS,
=I
==l
SIT. VElt
PLATED
WARES.
We 'nuke fur oxen g00d.,; depeelt llie Ftiver nernrutely.
by weight. nod Warrant end; article by our Trade Mark
on the base, null by Written guarantees If preferred. They
aro equal to the fine.; grad., Endll.h and French Wars..
ti.gd lu demlgn nod elegantly ourunliondod,
CUTLERY.
Pearl, !Tory and Rubber Cutlery In an•at ♦arlety, Plated
,nad anplatd. In gYnu lit ten an required.
N.E.. Cor. NINTH and CHESTNUT Eas.,
=3
NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS!
FIIIEDENSVILLE AHEAD!
SHELLY AND WIIITNER,
haring purchased the Frledensvllle store. have opened MU
entire new stork of it Is w !dal will lie sold as low as the
lowest. Nt link: NOW To tit) CITY roll ANY
TIIINII,for you can net It there. MMUS, IIItINTNI,
INES, lit USIA NS. SIIEETIMIS ojall grades and at.
all prices. , rho 0110.1 stork of Ono...ries the country.
Hardware In Its variety. China. (Ilase and Vrockurywaru
u largo
,v.
Wei has, employed the sect Ireis of a
FIRST-CLASS CITY TAILOR,
ant an ve hate.au t•z(enalle 'ataal4 of Clotho, Caudal,.
and Veattuga all bought at. ingleitlwholem.h.
we 1114 , 1irrrreth,1 mnufAtureliVlTSTO ORDER, in as
Philade
uo'l,lphia. p.
1,. U. thOr out bo bought for
JOHN FA REIRA,
7114 ARCH ST.,
/diddle of tho Mork. bet.
7th and hilt ht.. South tilde,
PHILADELPHIA..
Importer. Manufacturer.
and Dealer in all kinds and
quality of
, FANCY 1.103
yea LADIES' k 1•1111.1111e.SS'
We All.
B OOK AGEN'EN WANTED . ..
alai Hav lug enlarged. remod•
FOIL .TIIE . and improved lay old
and favonibly known PER
AUTOBIOGRAPHY 'AND PERSONAL- EMPOIIIUNI, and having
._ -•! Imported a very large and
RECOLLECTIONS, _. , ~ tg o lett i tHd ateowtmeut of all
BY JOHN B. GOUGH, ' . dlf .reut kinds of I ore
from llrst hauls. la Europe.
A complete history of his lifo, lila almost superhutaari l' aud have had theta tondo
struggle Wattles( IliteleYeeeete. .101 vivid pen pictures n: up by the mesh skillful workineu. I would rerpectfully
what be saw in Europe. Tha whole enlivened with aired- Invite my Meads of Lehigh and adjacnot Couutios, to rail
lug 11.14.1.1110 full of Aaterabi and mines, Ti!,, work will and examine my very largo and beautiful assortment of
I
be heautlfullL bound ttad liusichltAl There coo hn ail / Poway Our., for Ladles aud Children. I ant determined to
opPoaltloo. Every stun wants H. AgYeel are Latin ut (rum Sell at lei tow prices as guy other respectable Hen.° in ilia
20 go ro orders a day: Ti,,. loweet report yet received 1,1 21 oily. All Furs Wm ranted. No misrepresentations to ef..
orders in three days. Adders. the publisher. , Wes. • .1011 N FARE:IICA,
000.1 m 11. C. PHI NSON. We/ Areh Ht.. PhiladV. Iv
1.3.4* oh tit., Philadelphia
ip,i-NEw (plow, RECEIVED WO LV.llill
IMEEMI
5 Ili
45 rtLing
25.
AN EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEP-
er and general clerk, with a thorough bunko , sa ethleatino,
would like to obtain a poeition In this city. Controls a
few thotteand dollars, Ilan a good mercantile acquaint
ance. and If found mutually demirable after duo probatiou
would either loan capitol or take a parlureo tutored
-4 I.lrene COAL. Olin office
EXCURSION
Tian? , rm.. being desirous to attend the ORPHANS'
1101Ith t AIR in Philndo!nide, to be held for two weeks
commencing OCTOBER 19th, 18a1.
Sl. John's Ea. Lulli. Sunday School
have made arrangements kits grand excursion.
The excursion will giro an opportunity to attend the
On Monday ',cuing, October ISO, which will inaugurate
the Fair. Him ilonor. the Mayor of Philadelphia Daniel
M. For, will preside.
Urnal Chorus orate voices. An Orchnstrn of 40 perform-
Orr. The Young fillennerchor Band of to Instruments. AO
phan Children. 300 Children utlittudny Schools. Prof.
L. Engelke, Conductor,
The rho U •es will be rendered by ember 4 A the Handel
and Haydn, Meutleinshon, West m
Choral. Vo
cal, Union and other societies:
A Fentival Ode arranged en press! for the ocensino.will
empl , ty in Ma/I/Ade-Me full force of nearly SEVEN HUN
DRED PERFORMERS. •
• . -
Admission to tho Parquette, Dress Circle and Balcony,
81.00; Reserved seals, gla); Family Circle and Amphl
tl ,00 cents. A few choice renOt will be sold by sub•
ac On p da
ritiou at
h is nd $l.OO.
Tuesy, loth, the Fair for the benefit of the Lu
theran Orphans' Home at Germantown opeus In llortieul
tarsi Hall, and will bo second only to the great Sanitary
Pair hold tit few years ago in Philadelphia.
Train !eV,. Slatiagton at 11 o'cick a. a. Fair for
railroad frotteAlleutown, Cubist./ tot nod Bethlehem mid
return will be 4 , 2.2,5; from Patasnuitua north to Slatington,
lam. Hood front Monday Two-tinyHo
lum by all trains. These rates include sointisxion to Het
Fair.
'flrkrtit for eelr at an Railroad Depot.. along the I.oldgh
Valley, and of 01l latthelatt adaktora nod Saaday•Srltool
teacher.. T. 11. 1111,11 1..
flatlrtalta Coal. of At r.tog.•tar
CHESTNUT AND 12T11 STREETS,
BAILEY 6L CO.
GRAND OPENING
MEE
EEO
SHELLY d: WHITNER,
FRIEDENSVILLE, PA
Nein Abbtrtiorinento.
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
IN TUN
ACADEIkIY OF MUSIC,
PHILADELPHIA
,TENVELEIt-.;,
11.11=
1 , AL I.
CI I RISTAI AS TRADE
MAGN I FIC ENT STOCK,
NOV ELT I ES
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
SILVER ARE,
FANCY GOODS, S.C.
BRIDAL GIFTS
A SPECIALTY
BAILEY It (Ill.linvo thelonnetwawut.etere In the world
11.11 wilt at all he Pleaded to receive and hhow VlNit
urn through their ewtoldlehntent.
BAILEY & CO.,
NEW Ai ARBLE ST ORE
CHESTNUT & 12TH STS.,
PHILADELPHIA
IMEIZI
pREPARE FOR WINTER
THE PLACE
THE IMPROVED
BALTI3IOHE
FIRE-PLACE HEATER
JAMES 11. _BUS( ['s,
NO. EAST 11 All I LION BT.,
A LLENTO IrN, PA
TEla bar, tar ham ILLUMINATING DOORS and WIN-
Down. an .1 MAGAZINE of .nalciani rapacity for fool to
I
st TWE Y•
NTFOUIt o
1101'ItS. at vwl of but ELEVE N CENTS PEI 3 • DAY. 11. , . most ' , affect and ahaerfal Ileater
lu us..
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IMPROVED ORIENTAL •
BASE BURNING COAL STOVES
and PARLOR FURNACES,
1111te ruceiveil Four First Chisv Pretoinn. itt the New
York , State nod ether Fairs. Also, the liroot SILVER
MEDAL at the Pair of the Atiierlcau Institute !odd lu the
al k r he o r f N it " re ' only One Fir,' l u do,
qu mime doting tlio Th ri.
Ventim In be
lator., of the Aartuteut, escort , ol
(him from them The p re cam Le an Olitike u r
or l tilsia to, eh
partici. The Are will reutalti for dap , without' attention.
The illutninatlett Ix ovittal Opaii Fi r e. obey u p,
Powerful Heaters awl yet perfectly adapted to mild
weather. They are the most Economical Stove,. 11111 i Fur
cares ever mode. The Furiowe will heat, notishictiorily,
Fur
care au upper and a lower liivowt. without fool.
Eight Sizeil of the Storm., sad Three Size. of the Parlor
Furnace,
The lament •arrortairpt of ordinary stoves, for parlors,
ehnialters,Pires arid utll r, s, nt sit priers.
A 11.0 4, host pattern. of Improved rook stoves on hand,
mid for muleut priers to Hutt the elreuttp.tatteest of «very
ear., Agout for the '' Cook Store; rail awl Hoe It.
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING
•iteaded u 0 PJU)SIPTIX, and
ALL WORK DONE IN TILE BEST MANNER
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GAS FIXTURES
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JAMES 11. BUSK
himaufarturer mid Denier lu
STOVES, TINWARE AND GAS FIXTURES'
No. 24 East Hamilton Street,
1n1331119211
T i t DI ES' FA NCI( FURS.
i,
I
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1..
A ,vti c
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MI
Taatriyo anb lctuelru.
J i E sc ALbwELL&c
JEWELERS,
902 CHESTNUT •STRE
Hove relelllt, enlarged and remodeled Mole estold
meet, deelroyed fire In
Jury loot, nod have ope
rthe mune for loodues.,
WITH AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK
MAIfUFACTUEED & IMPORTED 000
Superior to any they hare heretofore op
to the Public
They 1111111 t Inittto All to vllt and 11/greet tl
Store.
JAS. L. CALDIVELL & CO.,
819 CHESTNUT STREET,
sTANFFER,.
•
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
No. 145 NouTii sEcoND ST.. COR, Ot ,
,t,l . llltelit of w.tri.,4, Jewelry, All Vet'
6 .
1 . 1141 m
cislattlly 1.0
11.
11.9.1tepalrinu of Walehem and Jewelry prom
neltiled
/IRANI)) OPENING
"IA
JEWELRY STQHE
_\ I: \\
. .1. It. WEBER hog• loos, to Inform the Odeon.. of All
town :111(1 sit olio. Mat lie has opened a acts JEWEL
tiTilltE at
No. 36 WE:i't 11.1111.T()N STREET,
wh,." b.. on Ils•ort111011
(1.(1116S, Rut! JENVELItr lit price. LO /1111 t
iilllo4.
U ri I.:irefully nip:Urea.
It. tieing an fix iiiirieuend unit tuneful 111Veilllie.
spertfullyn.k. the putriinagn of thiiDttlrl
July gnoitu J. It.
EsT.tit L E
ISIID IN 15t5.1
REMOVAL. '
6C4; ) JACOB HARLEY,
J E WEL E R,
,
Invite.. patr , otti , and tlev pui lie uotlorally. to Ills
w,
st,., 1:r.),l'Illi•TN D'l` ST. PH 11..% wl
w ill !I B A m
a' he ,
ni.1.411.11 .tuck of D
31(I\ HS WATCHES, CLOCES, JEWELRY, 111.
awl PLATED atitlll,l.o Trine.
N. 8.-- 4 WATCIIEff hn.l J SW ELM' varelAtlly ropal re
JEwEl.air pu.vrat AIM or 401 kind.
'
°ra". ; ' i July 11-13
SILVEIt.'.ASiI)IPLATED WAR
CII4I2LEq; HASSEY'S
No. 2:1 En,4lltun atrritt. pooh (lemon
formed Chore, J soW fireeiVed from New York owl 1.
adolplas, all ho latest otylops
GOLD WATCHES.
•
Ile luts tilt largest nnd best andt of Gold Watc
aud at towiT ',clam than cau be f ellyw lade.
SILVER WATC ILES.
haa Jarger and 'boiler aseertment ef Oliver \Vat
than ran ba purchased anywhere elee.
.GOLD JEWELRY.
11. Ire. the ItirgeAl and be Al u•eorhOcut of kind
Geld J.•welry.
•
GILT ANDPLATEp„TEWELRY.
Ile hoe n larger and holier annortnnnit of an kinds of
and l'lnted Jewelry Ilittn Call b.' MA,VIIVrt,
SILVER AND pLANDD WARE.
i'l‘;:o=lii'- '"7"'lT''ii'W'
Ai;l,r:nt line
'CLOCKS.
A larger z0., ,,, r1 moot cline lit
ELO EO NS.
a„mt !twat of l'auvo',4 %Amy., tlio lie •
the w„rld.
ACCORDEOIsZS:
A chinnind aar
satnnint of nil Arcot - Joan,
Ills land)* hoc. uv, and in
net..l to woo. in Son York and and alt
uf anything nwnula the large till.. ilia hart a largorst
of fachlionithlo g to in lilt lino than All othida iu Ltd
county conililnial 'I'•.••)noi no, yam - solves of that ob
call and cio.
KELLER .l isnoTHER,
NO. 27 wEsT lumu:KoN srr.
AILENTOWN, l'A
CLOCKS,
well re
ic!„l.„:Tr4dl.ll:'rV't:s'!ltwnnlif Ix: and
GOLD AN!) sia.,:yEn wAmcins,
than enn be romel hi any other Ktoteju therity.
JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS
SILVER WARE,
of ..rt.ry
iNar‘Vatelow ropulrol on Short
il'ialitcb
•
•
AITANTEI)...-7
v for the pulilic Wert t. towus'
Schuylkill Ti•viii+. font . mond,.
will lie „i the i„.(et
,g
T111'10 , 1).11". M . 111111:11 I lib, at 8 dock . M.
Ili, [limn!. .lACtilt T.. iNii ACME,
Neu 22-31
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AIT ANTED.---TitiecE Taiot.s.t
No'cLaril v. I ti 1.1.-1
rut. I tiuir , at
Airt IAk.II.N Ildr SlO.O I
by t h.• Ingtrict.: For pArtleul
apply to Ow
J. M. lII'S is
J. 6.1111.1.1N1iE1t, S. it y.
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11r !:!t11!11 ergo
19, •
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1••• 1. 014..10 ill
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.'t i • ii,itilt
1•,00' kind 1.:01 01411..00. 011,10
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la
10 In An . 11.1 Tln• login-4:mA lowit
(Inn ill' In 111. no• par liln•ral torn,- .• also
our I'atonl 1 . 0-1•4,11.1' ,••••11, fie, 01 MAI
ittly
• 1)111111bing
,410 .540 Aixturt.
( I.AS FlN'll'lrliES.
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ruTiut iite ,t; .4m) 6 :es ppiAb. 7-7. 7 7=
NO. 136 NV ES*l itAIII I I.7O,N V,THEET,
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lI AII kind. ot
raFiklnrog
WIl Ilyarak
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DEEP WEtt, 'PUMPS,
Haiti TuL., NVoier
Sib•rbtl ntientinn ginvb
Wbrks In Own oponltY• • 11J wbrk wort:oiled.
upr 7-ly
GAM Pi
KFIROSENE •TiA
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MERIDIAN 11 URNEIi,
in :b.. market' Ow larged
iii uw.bllrnot
UrEit„LONESi
MANEFACTURERs AND WIWI:I:SALE DEALERS,
702 ARCH ST., PIIILADA
MEI
FrinATToN•s wrt lux AIR GA
J
I . XI' . I;NTED MAUCH 3 . 10 b, lk,S,
seTE ittLvEy By MA KINg 1 . 0 trli il'S OAS
•
Tllli Clll , lll l l..'S'l' I,f(IfIT IN USI
Sir:M.ll'o Alio ',lir. for Illomltiatlttg 110 PrIY.
e, Stop, Allile, etc., In ointido comoructi o
C1111.1111 , q , MO 1113,11:11 11..4i ill the manufacture or g
no d i•• 00 rhea], t•• 1.1 mg witillo tho reach or all. It
fn a• from oxpl•••1011, ton to ntituagoilbriany ',onion, at
pr o dpe• o i hoperlor 1•011 t all . ot harm at olio-half tho co
of oraltiory lows/hut F AMLIED TO TI
ILVITS. it VIM bit Mtldled tinlinary ana pip
and 11xturen, the toil , van:abut being u ealargoine
of the loarnerjei , X . ! ',alt. of tike ow/anal. aro tootle
t h„ it :1114 WOrk ittaillllio maniple.
Su
ovor all 1111..111. , cl a turd lu.the follcrivlttx Partiettla
First, Curt , ollll•lllC.Hormid
Ity. Third Comparti•oei• 81 0.010v...4nd couplet
ituporsibility of It. gvaing out of order, • wybrili. E ooork
lit too of material. A litnehluo eaPubly ; or homily lag
boruoro r..• 1 1, +5.
Any furtlior information thn
of the oittehino explalued by calling the agent
Lehigh comity,
W. ithirE
WALNUT hTILEP.T. CORNER OF PENN
(ADOVI: rcILLEtiE:)
ALLENToWN PA
AGENTS. •
_LI. TUE P.I 17t' 11.111,110.11) OI'ILVED 1
Intereet it
„ft:I! (trent Woit
dhlon
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Itorlinrokon. written loio by the otuthoor to the emo tt n er •
teat. Nothing out will compare with thlto book now. Ne
I
toew etogravlup. tale Index, nury wow, It conitill
t(2.illage, cool tila tine olloettrullootr. Wito yell It, wlth a
teLlthoott, ut url k
ulnal forte,
lt tat the only boo (hat run allow
TILE OLD WEST AS IT WAS,
AND THE NEW WEST AS IT I:
Agent.; , lonbld lint allatopl to tell 1111111111011 bookil.
01040 Which corer Lnt n nwnll portlon of nor %Venter,. lot
rltory mod 11 llmlted , rare of Digo, lout giro peopho wit
they really Walli t the hill null contiojeto, liktory t
ot t. I hole Wept trotilt; down to the meal thue. We elan
tooty largo r ttonoo
btttos °milk work; MI , fill o, ll.
to WI tern,. by toatolylut to.tlon publisher+.
A lIIILICAN pypJ,l4insu co.,
• • 1111111'0rd, Coral,
Co., : , " , 111111,.N. J.
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