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THE CITY
Removal
The publication office of Tuu LEIIIOII Rut:l
imn has been removed to the Register Stationery
Store, first floor, Hamilton street two doors above
Sixth, lu the building formerly occupied by Young
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k. Lentz.
Will La Gloat.
To-morrow, Thanksgiving day, all the
banks, public offices, etc.. will be closed.
Fn• Sale
A paw of pet grey squirrels, male and le_
male, with the cage, will be sold cheap, apply at
.the REOISTER Ouroo:. Adv.
Loans ,cold.
At a meeting of the Penn Land, Loan and
Building Association hold on Monday evening, 19
shares were sold as follows :-10 nt 568,1 at $65,
1 at $6O and 7 at eV. '
3finitrel+
Wilks Ittu•ks Minstrels, of Philadelphia,
who have the reputation of being tirst-elaeo per
formers, appeared at Kline's hall -last evening
and will give another entertainment to-night.
7'e npezafl a 3feet i g
lion. S. B. Chase will deliver a public lec
ture itt the Court Ilouse, on Thursday evening
December 9.d. Subject : Temiieraucc. The pub
lie is earnestly requested to attend.
Temperance Meeting.
A. Public Temperance meeting will be bold
in the Cdurt House on ThUrsday evening next
(Thanksgiving,) at 7 o'clock. Addresses will be
delivered by Revs. J. W. Wood, J. F. Crouch, J.
G. Sands, and others. The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
The New Steam Fire Engine Company
At a meeting of the Vigilant Steam Firc
Engine Coinpany, held on Wednesday evening,
the following officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing year :—Presideut, U. T. Kleckner, Vice
President, Cyrus Wasson Treasurer, Herman
Schnon ; Secretary, B. C. Roth ; Foreman, J. A.
Trexler ; Assistant Foreman; Frank Was,er.
The First Snow
On Saturday and Sunday Nature was very
busily engaged In dressing Mother Earth In the
robes of Winter. That Is, It snowed. Mother
Earth, however, hadn't fully made up her mind to
be-so attired and tho snow has rapidly disappeared.
The Lopes of the omnibus drivers, assisted by the
approach of December, leads us to expect a genu
ine snow storm, with Its accompanying jingle of
bells, In a short time.
Theatneal Perfonna nen,
M'llp Zoe's theatrical troupe exhibited at
Kline's Hall, on Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings of last week, to crowded houses. The French
Spy, a play of the "Leg Drama," was performed
lu n very creditable way, especially na the piece
contalus nothing within itself except what the
players make It. The Broken Sword closed their
engagement onThuraday evening. The troupe In
endorsed by our theatre going people as the best
that late performed on Allentown boanh,.
Dividends Deetared
The National Bunk or Catasatunut has do
dared a aelni-annual dividend of live per coat.
A Benti-annual dividend of ten per cent. has
been declared by the First National Bank of Allen
IBM
The Second National. Bank of Allentown has
vdeclared a . dividend of live per emit.
The First National Bank of Bethlehem has de
clared a dividend of six per cent.
More Allentown EnterpriNe
it 0. 11. Budd Las just completed exten
sive improvements to Li; billiard room In Balliet
& Nagle's building. The walls nod ceilings have
been newly papered, the latter in close Imitation
of frescoing. The tables are in first s rate condi
tion, and with the general cheerful appearance of
the room. no more agreeable place in the State
out be found where a game of billiards can be
played. It will be re-opened on Thanksgiving
Bay when the public is invited to drop in.
Attempts at Housebreaking
On Thursday night, about lui.f past twelve
o'clock, an attempt was made to enter the house
of Jesse Itemmel, on Front street. The two burg
lars were frightened off by Mrs. Emmet, who was
awakened by the noise caused by prying open the
shutters. On the same night, about au hour later,
an attempt was also made to enter the house of
Edwin Remind, a few doors above, but the thieves
were again unsuccessful. From the way they
work they are evidently inexperienced and are,
probably, resident ti of our town. The police should
be on the watch.
Increase of Capital—. 4 Rare Charier for
Good Investment
liv reference to an advertisement it will be
seen that the Directors of the First National Bank
have resolved to Increase their csptlal from $150,-
000 tit $300,000. The subscription books are now
open at the Bnnk, am) all persons desirous of Se
curing stock are Invited to make application at
once. The Installments are to be paid In us fol
lows s—Ten percent. no day of subscribing ; twen
ty per cent. on the 15th of February, 1870 ; fifty
per cent. on the Ist of April ; twenty pro• cent. 00
the Ist of June. This increase of capital Is made
neeeminry by the growing business of the Bank.
Latelesaness. IR it hirreatiitig
There is a spirit of lawlessness manifesting
Itself In the young bloods of the town which for
bodes danger to the future peace of our city.
Once In a while It displays itself pretty strongly
and very disagreeably, and the police are either
not courageous enough or else powerless to correct
it. It is n subject which demands the earnest
'eousideration of our Mayor and we hope he win
devise means to nip It in the bud. If the present
police force Is inadequate In point of numbers to
perform the duties for which It ha intended, by all
means Increase It. The expenses of the City Gov
ernment, we know, are already very heavy, but
we want the preservation of law and order assured
at whateyer cost. Ott Sunday evening, at the
corner of Sixth and Hamilton streets, a most dis
graceful row occurred, and the pollee showed the
IYenkneas of their strength by releasing the parti
cipants on their own recognlzAnces.
Tribute 4 Remerl
At a meeting of the Columbia Stenin Fire
Company held on Mondny evenisq; the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted :
WHEREAS, Hints pleased nu All-wise Providence
to remove front our midst our fellow member l'eter
A. Rankee.
nes°hyd, That although we deeply regret
early departure of our friend and member fr
this world of sorrow to one of eternal joy and la
places, we bow with meek submission to the Di
vine will of llim who doeth all things well.
Received, That It, him we lose a faithful and
efficient member, whose void cannot cosily he filled
—o fireman always ready and prompt to duty. A
friend faithful, whom we knew but to love.
Revived, That we sincerely sympathize with his
bereaved family In this their second great afflic
tion, and eon only direct them to those Holy
fooehffigs of the Saviour. who alone can be their
comfort and support In all their trials and sorrows.
Rtvefeed. That tin• I 101 l of the engine hatise and
apparatus be draped In mourning for the space of
thirty days, in token of "alloy,' and regard for our
deceased member.
Resolved, That a copy of the foregoing reenil talons
he presented to the family of our departed 111C111-
ber, n copy entered on the minute hook of the com
pany, and niso be published In the illflercia papers
of this city.
JOHN I'. I.AII(WHE,
SANWET.Purr, ( Cmnnilttee
MATTHEW 11A0DA.
A Splendid Piano.—Lliniernutn ‘t. Ben's Gold,
?tiedal Cycloid and Square Pianos rank among the
attest instrument Fl 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 to
Allentown, Lehigh and adjoining counties titan of
any other manufacture. They can be used many
years and not become airy, as most other pianos
do, lu only a few years• Come and examine them
at C. F. Iferrmann's Store, 7th and Walnut streets.
THE COUNTY
COPY 1100 KR FOR PCIIOOI.B
('otter & Hammond's system of penmanship
can be had at the Lemont RIWIPTER Stationery
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On Thunday evening lnet'about 11 o'clock,
a LICIIOIIB firooccured at Trexiertown, which de
stroyed a idled containing six tone of hay, belong
ing to E. Weaver. The origin of the fire is not
known.
M REAL ESTATE ALM,
Stephen E. Albright and Moses Guth have
sold a house and lot situate on corner of Gordon
and Doll streets, to GeorgC Dutt for $2OOO.
George Kelper has sold to James Wilson, a
house and lot on Union street between Eighth and
Ninth streets, for $2,500.'
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On Sunday morning an engine and seven
cars ran olf the track into the river on the Lehigh
Valley Railroad at Mauch Chunk. The track
foreman had taken out a rail and had failed to
put out.'llagtnou. Thu engine w•as considerably
damaged. Nobody hurt.
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The United States Internal Revenue Officers
of this District, on 'Monday, seized the brewery of
Shatter s Kastonbader, at Catasaugna, for falling
to stamp their casks, etc.
On Saturday, the new lager beer brewery of C
Trexler ,t Co., at Emus, was pot Into operation
MATCH GAME OF BILLIARDS.
The fifth game of billiards for the cue and
championship of Bethlehem came oil at Miami'
saloon, Betblehem,on Mondn}•. The players were
Timm+. Packer and Paine. Mr. Packer woe suc
cessful In a score of 500 to 300. Wiener's average
84 and 85. There will bb several games played be
fore the gamea will be decided.-71elldeliem Times.
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On 'Monday night week it thief entered the
room of Mr. Frederick Schenk•, at the Keystone
House, In Kutztown, and stole a silver hunting
case watch, valued nt $5O. Mr. Schenk Is from
Pottsville, and Is one of the bosses on the railroad
which is being constructed between Auburn and
Allentown.
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The Homeopathic Fair commences in Ilorti
cultnrul Hall, Philadelphia, to-day. The object
of the fair is to raise money where with to found
a hospital where Patients can receive Homeopath
ic treatment. Extensive preparations have been
made to snake the fair worthy of support, and the
object itself—the relief of the suffering—will
greatly tend to make It a success.
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The general impurity which pervades the
beverages which are manufactured nowadays
warns drinkers to be careful as to what they put
insides of themselves. Drink nothing but what
you know to be pure, therefore drink nothing but
Wise's ale, porter, samnprilla or mineral water,
which are manufactured nt home, and by a gen
tleman who owes his success to the superior char
acter of his brewings. Ade.
DEDICATION OF A CHUIICII
The Free Methodist Hall, in Catasatiqua,
above Charles G. Schneller's stove store, will be
dedicated to worship, oil Monday evening, No
vember 22d. A general invitallowis extended to
all evangelical deuottiluations, as well as to the
public, to attend. Rev. W. J. Scby, author of
The Old Paths and Presiding Elder of the New
York District, will officiate and preach on the
occasion. Other Ministers are expected to be
present. Preaching will commence at 7, 1 6 o'clock
INCOME TAX.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue ling
prepared it circular of instructions, to be sent to
the Deputy Assessors of each district, in reference
to the assessment of the income tax. A thorough
re-canvass of each division is to be made this
month. Every house must be visited anti the
names of the inmates obtained? Persons who have
no income lobe taken must make an affidavit of
that fact, anti those who have made no returns are
to he summoned to appear at the office of the as
sessor, and in ease of failure to respond, are sub
ject to a penalty. The duty of energetic action is
impressed upon the assessors.
THE 'NEWLY ELECTED JIIHTICEB OF THE. PEACE
By law, all Justices of the Peace are required
to give notice to the Prothonotary of their nem),
tones or rejection of the office, within; thirty days
after their election
. to the same. This limit ex
pired on Thursday last. Of the Justices elected in
this county Eralas Rebrig,• Esq., Phrothonotary,
has received acceptances from all but one, Mr.
Joel P. Geiger, of Ileldelberg township. None of
the commissions of these justices have been re
ceived from the State Department. 'Kim Secretary
of the Commonwealth has given notice that under
the Registry Act, the justices of the peace elected
this fall will not enter upon their office until the
expiration of the' term of their predecessors next
spring, except in cases where they have been elect
ed to fill vacancies.
IMPORTANT TO TIEIRII
Under the internal revenue law all property
passing by will or by Intestate laws of any State,
to heirs of deceased persons, nod all real estate
passing by gift, or In any manner whatever, with
adequate consideration front one person or corpo
ration to another, In subject to a tax at a rate
ranging from one to six per cent., nod the law
makes it necessary for the executor or admlnistra
tor to make out and render to the assistant asses
sor having supervision of such business a complete
list of all legacies or distributive shares held by
him before the sartie shall be delivered or paid to
the heirs ; and of any person succeeding to real
estate in any manner as above stated, to make n
return thereof to the assistant assessor In the
manlier prescribed by law. Any neglect on the
part of II successor to make return will subject the
property to an increased assessment, and himself
to a flue. It is also important to parties purchas
ing' proPerty belonging to the estate of a deceased
person to see that the heirs or persons of whom
the pur . ehase Is made, have the collector's receipt
for the government tax, us the government has a
lien upon such property for all taxes due.
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Pig iron transported over the Lehigh Valley
RailPoad Co. for the week ending Nov. 6, 1860
From Tons
Carbon Iron Co 9
Lehigh Valley Iron Co 3 , I
Thomas Iron Co 72
Lehigh Crane Iron Co • 741
Allentown Iron Co I'
Roberts Iron Co 00
Glendon Iron Co ' 111
Lehigh Iron Company n
Bethlehem Iron Co .
Other Bhlppers 91
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lIEVORT OF COAL
transported over the Lehigh Valle,y Itailrow
for the week ending Nov. 6, 1869, compared wit
same time hod year :
For Week. Fur Year.
Total Main - atop 10,051 01 590,827 01
" Beazer Mead0w...14,751 14 362,708 01
" Mauch Chunk...... 110,03 804,16
Upper Lehigh 8,581 11
Hazleton 0,188 09 708,276 19
" Wyoming 13,645 19 409,652 15
45,920 19 1,680,851 03
.......67,715 00 2,302,362 15
G rand total
SUMO time 1868
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LEILIGII CAOL AND NAVIGATION CO
The canal of this company, which was dam
ned by the great flood is now ready for naviga
tion. This is quite unexpected, and is owing to
the energy of its management, as the extent of
the damages warranted the belief that It could
not be re-opened for navigation tide season. Al
together the losses of this company by the flood
do not foot up no heavy as those of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad. On the latter, in many plaerg,
the track was washed entirely away and lost,
while the former suffered tin such disinter.
The Lehigh % Susquehanna Road Is coining
'money. Their single track le taxed to Its utmost.
They have recently added four through coal trains,
which makes the total number of trains of nil
closses passing over the road In twenty-four boors
fifty-eight. The company boast, too, the lAA con
swirled road mid the finest rolling stank In ill
State. Their engines are all new, of 'the most lin
proved make, mid are perfection in all their work
ing parts. The road Is laid with steel rails, ant
although they have been In constant use for two
years, there Is not a spilt rail to be found. Al the
Bethlehem crossing, wherebeavy teams laden with
tons of stone cross the road the rails are unharmed
and have not been renewed since the railroad was
opened, whereon Iron mils In similar positions
would not last over sixty days.
LEHIGH REGISTER, ALLENTO
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The Colebrookdale Railroad was opened for
trade and travel as far an Mount Pleasant on
Monday last.
The Williamsport Standard and the Harrisburg
Patriot advocate the exclusion of the Bible from
the public schools. We suppose the recent defeat
of the Democracy line been traced to the influence
of that Book upon the morals of the rising genera
tion and they, therefore, want no more of It, but
we are sure they will find themselves defeated In
thin as In every other attempt to turn hack the
hands on the dial of Mile.
The Directors of one of the banks of Norristown
have resolved not to receive any notes, for dis
count or collection, which are written with purple
ink. The liability of this color to fade Is the
cause.
On Sunday evening, Amelia Gehhart, aged four
years, residing with her parents in Bridgeport,
Montgomery county, was shot and killed by a
young man, Charles Relehel by name, while the
latter was playing with a gun. It Is said Rachel
picked up the gun, which was standing in the
playfully told the little girl to look out or
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be would aboot her, and Immediately afterward
the report of the explosion was beard and the little
girl was picked up dead. Which Is the worst to
have human life placed In Jeopardy by willful
murderers or by fools 7
Franklin Zimmerman' s barn, in Whin
pain township, was timtroyeti by tire on Wednes
day morning, together ‘vitit the content', except
the live stork, which wits taken out In solely.
--A. num nametl Charlus Taylor, Recident.
ally fell hall the at Spring Mill, on
Wednesday last, and WAS drowned.
—The quarterly convention of the Good
Temptura of the county met at Kulpsvllle yeiiter-
The income returns for perks county , for
pie,g, as gives on the annual ;Ind monthly lists for
1869, show that there were 1005 persons who re
ported taxable !monies 'n excess of $lOOO and all
exemptions allowed by law, of which number 21
paid $5OO Income tax and over, 104 paid between
$lOO and 4500, 131 paid between $5O and $lOO, 254
paid between $2O and $5O, and 495 who paid s2o'
and less. These several amounts were assessed
nt the rate of Ike per cent. upon the net Income.
ending . has another daily paper called The
Thgttieitioe. It le published by Huwmau
Paul A. Sabbatton, Esq., Superintendent of
the Albany (N. Y.) Gas Works, an old resident
of Reading and one of the projectors of the gas
works of that place, died at: his residence, In Alba
ny, on the 3d inst., in the Kist year of his age.
lion. Jeremiah llagennum, the new Addi
tional Law Judge for the Barks District, will enter
upon the duties of his ranee on the first Monday
in December.
LETTER F ROM C UNS V I LILL
News has been dull of late and hardly vuougl
o keep Os awake, a week ago, old " lioteas" tele,
his hest to blow us away, with his chechs full of
whin, hut now while writing this the ground is
covered with snow some four to live inches.
On Wednesday list we had the pleasure of a In
of Gypsies and their train who stopped a while a
our place.
On Sunday morning Rev. Leopold held his Semi-
Annual Communion at the Weisenhurg Church,
and at the same time a untidier of children .(11)
received the Communion. Although the weather
wits unfavorable the church wat , erowded.
In Our next we will send you the full particulars
of the upper township.
UNIVERSITY 01' PENNSYLVANIA. e
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12, ISO.
Friend Ircir :—A s the di &rent Medical Colleges
of this city are, Just now, engaged in a general
war of extermination, I will give you something
of an outline of the cause, Inasmuch as It Is a sub
ject of great interest to all.
There is a college, lately established here, called
the Female Medical College, now munhering
about 50 students of the female persuasion.
On Saturday lust these "angels," as the city
dallies call them, nade their appearance at the
Pennsylvania Hospital; corner of Eighth and
Spruce streets, to attend the Hospital clinics from
10 10 12 A. M. Thin Hospital, as you are proba
bly aware,ls opened on Wednesdays and Satur
days for ie clinical instruction of the students of
the different colleges In practice of medicine and
surgery, and on that morning between 800 and
400 male students were present. The clinic on
practice of medicine passed off quietly, and the
surgeon then appeared before the claps to perform
what operations were necessary.
All eyes were then tamed toward the " angels,"
who were expected to leave the mom ; but no,
they were brave enough to stand It out. The
surgeon first bolt up the brain of a man who, it
was supposed, received a severe blow upon the
head, from which he died. This brain was care
fully dissected, and the "angels" had a , view of
the spinal gland, the supposed s cat of the soul.
After several eases of fracture of the arm were
disposed of, a poor, miserable, fathering mortal,
the shape of a man with a fractured thigh,
NV 11 irli the fraCture refused to unite, was broug
In. The poor fellow was placed recumbent on a
revolving table, and the young doctors .proceeded
to pull off his boots. At this a quick, low stamp
ing, Ilke u growl of absent, ran round the benches.
In a moment the m a n appeared before us in the
suit Cod gave him before his arrival in this vale
of tears and medical students. These "angels"
watched with the greatest apparent interest the,
manipulations of the surgeon throughout the whole
performance, and not a blush suffused the checks
of these make-believe ladies—" the high-toned
ladles," as some of the papers call them.
Now, Sir, we are, all of us, friends of the fair sex
while they MIIIIIIII as Heaven intended them to
be, but when they so far overreach the hounds of
modesty, nay drecoiey, no to appear before half a
thousand male students at n surgical demonstra-,
tlon Is it not right that measures be taken to ex
elide them 7
Acting upon this principle, tho students of the
University of Pennsylvania held 0 meeting on
Monday last, when It was iontabnously resolved
that this college remain away from Pennsylvania
Hospital clinics until smite avant) be taken by the
manager,. A committee was appointed to confer
with the students ofJetiersoACollege. On Tues
day this committee returned aunt reported that the
Jefferson College had adopted our resolution MOM -
it/untidy. On Wednesday neither college was rep
resented at the hostiltal. We were informed to-tiny
that the faculties of the two colleges are about to
take the thing , lu hand, and that we might expect
a speedy settlement of the difficulty.
Do not Infer front our actions that we wish to
exclude the ladies front our profession. Far front
It. They are welcome to come in and take their
share. We are even willing to admit them to our
medico/ clinics, but, Sir, common armlet/ forbids
that they should associate with us in surgical
clinics. What will a woman amount to as U sur
'von 7 If she wants to study this branch and see
t demonstrated, let her attend clinics In which 110
mile students are admitted. There she can study
o her heart's content. More anon.
Our correspondent, of course, Is entitled to his
own belief. Prejudice exerts a powerful influence
over the conscience, and will, oftentimes, sustain
IL In very bard trials. Those ladles our corres
pondent speaks of, on their return front the ilos
pitatl, on Satutday week, were Insulted by a crowd
of villainous ruffians calling thembelve, ,tudents
We are confident our correspondent was not
that crowd, but the action of the poor, mean, mis
erable, ill-advised Idiots who offered such obscene
Insults to the Indies of the Female College, on that
day, has cast a stain upon the entire community
of Medical Students of Philadelphia. It wan once
nu honor to lieu Medical Student, by.)*
every
eon of a wealthy parent, brainless thougi h e may
be, must nowulays be a professional nan, the
title of Doctb7 Is no longer looked up to with re
spect until the bearer of it has proven himself not
an nes. We venture to say that there are more
fools congregated within the walls of the Medical
Colleges of Philadelphia than coin be found hi any
other clans of buildinga hi that city. The exhibition
of Saturday week wax on an extenelVe scale,
where a whole College was subjected to vile epi
thets and actions which would diagrace the oust
degnided of our race.. hence au exposure In the
city press. lint the students excuse theinselvea
upon the ground of these ladles having thrown oil
the garb of modesty when they consented to wit
ne,, , surgical operations In the iwesenee of live
hundred male studeols. Mott Fall:010u do the"
students riffer for the continoeil insults which are
showered upon ladles who pass Jefferson College
Ladies in every sense of the word, daughters and
wives of the nve.i respect vat citizenti, ladles wino
have never by word, look or action glee!' luny one
to suppose they had "thrown oaf tine garb of mod
esty," can never pans that "temple of learning"
without fear of no insult 11,111 Mille of tine brains
lesi; upstarts w•hn go.their daily as httidents and
think they are learning to fie doctors.
970,785 13
91,708 01
4uday'a Rook for December opens With
fine steel engraving entitled "Homeless and Friend
less" which Is followed by others equally as beau
tiful. Smi , ral useful alai ortatinental designs fur
bounds, headdresres, etc., arc scattered - through
thIS number.. sow is the proper time to get up
clubs for 1870.
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tilE CLINICS
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Lehigh County Sunday School In-
telligence.
We will. welcome to a place in this depart
ment any Items of Sunday School news from any
and every part of the county. Pastors, superin
tendent's and teachers are requested to contribute
matter of Sunday School Importance. All com
tounlent lons should be mistresses! to
The Corresponding Secretary,
Lehigh County Sunday School Association,
Post Office box pl, Allentown.
Mr. J. C. Welling;Secretary of the North White
hall Sunday Selrobi Association, furnishes the fol
low•ing report of the North Whitehall Sunday
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The first stated meeting of the " North White
hall Sunday School Association" was held at
Long's School House, on Saturday, the 6th day of
November, at 1 o'clock p. m., President P. D.
Rheadeln the chair. Opened with singing nod
prayer by the Rev. Mr. Renninger.
Minutes of the meeting of August 14th reed and
adopted. The President announced the first ques
tion for discussion.
" TheSuperintendente Duty."—Opened by John
R. Koerner, who sold the Superintendent should
teach by example, as well an precept, should lead
an exemplary life, and not to forget that he could
do good ur harm to the school according on he
lived. He %vas followed by the Rev. Mr. Relining
Cr, Peter Gross, F. G. Berndt, of Whitehall, J. G
Wink and Robert McDowell, of Slutington.
Mr. Wink ould the Superintendent should be
Christian, and should show by his dally walk mid
conversatlon that he had been with Jesus, that he
should hare the Interests of the school at heart,
and reitieinher the Lciickiers und ncliolars lu big
dully derotions.
Mr. McDowell spoke of his long experience and
said he organized a Sunday School 34 years ago at
the "Union Slate Quarry" In this townspp. lie
sold the Superintendent 011001(1 be punctual and
regular, should control his school and so conduct
himself lisle secure the respect of teachers and
children. The other speakers said the Superin
tendent should preserve order, through the teach
ers ,holding each responsible for his or her class
should be social and keep up an Inmate acquain
tance With the children, should sympathise with
them on their little troubles, showing an Interest
la their temporal us well as spiritual welfare.
Second discussion. " The Teadterie Duties,"
opened by the Rev. Mr. Little; of Ilokendauqua
who said the teacher should be regular and pane
taut, this would insure like attendance of the chil
dren ; pleasant, receive the clam with smile, treat
them kindly, make them feet at home and happy,
should prepare the lemon, should be prayerful,
remember the class at the Throne of (trace day by
day, should lave souk; and neck to save 601118. A.
J. Breinig, Corresponding Secretary of the Lehigh
County Association, said the teacher should first
be right with God, then have for his motto '' My
clam for Jesus"—go from the closet to the class
and from the clam to the closet, the object of
he teacher should be the salvation of the soul
o that end he should pray dolly for every mumbo
of the einsa by ❑ante. John Wink read a se
'cabin " Are pal lu earnest"—it is Christ's work
"work while It la ealhal to.ilay." Rev. Mr. lien
itter all the teacher should always manifest a
erei.t in the children—visit them at their bonne
pilre after absentees. Hobert McDowell maid
visit the sick, stand at the bedside of the dying,
the effect is good upon the teacher, the parent and
the child, tench the infant class to lisp the nume
of Jesus ; he favored meetings of prayer for God's
blessing on the school. M r. Hecker, of Allentown
favored weekly teachers' meetings to study togeth
er the lesson for the next Sabbath, favored uniform
lessons and considered It worth all the time and
bur \VC can give to train tip the children in t
nurture and admonition of the Lord.
Third diseth.sion. " Can our sellout:, be kept op.
is entire year," opened by Rev. Mr. Henninger
•ho tiuld if the children could face the cold 010
wind to attend the day school they certainly could
attend the Sunday School, and If parents could
drive out on Sunday afternoon to visit with teem,
they could as well drive them to thu place where
they are taught to love God and' keel, his Holy
Sabbath.
Mr. Joel I'. Gross 511111 their school at Seltneeks-
Otte was kept open the entire year, stud that they
had a better average attendance in whiter than
during the Summer months. Rev. Jos. Dubbs,
D. D., said if we keep our schools open during
summer only, the work done then In pnrtlatlly lost,
however 'WC may find them In the Spring. The rev
erend gentleman remarked If this building should
be filled with red hot iron In the fall, next Spring
we should surely lind the heat gone, the Iron cold;
en with the closed school, the good effects of the
summer's work is destroyed by the deadness of
whiter.
Mr. T. IL Moyer, President of the Lehigh
County Association, sold If Superintendent and
Teachers were in earnest, and do their part, the
children wont(' gladly meet theta; suggested that
before closing school in the Fall, It be left to a
vote of the children whether they should close or
not, he felt sure they would say No, give is a
Sunday School for every Sabbath in the year.
Robert McDowell said many children receive no
religious instruction ut home, and schools closed
in winter or any part of the year shut them out
from hearing anything of Jesus during all that
time. Mr. T. F. Etn u tcus, of Allentown, said,
keep open always; make your school rooms com
fortable ; use plenty or coal ; that, however, the
fuel most needed wan something to warm the
hearts of officers and teachers, so as not to mind
building fires and making the room a comfortable
and pleasant place for the little folks. Keep
warm your hearts; keep up your schools. Mr.
A. Long said, the children did not like to part
with their leachers ; sv have good, comfortable
school houses, feel supplied free of cost, and
thought the question should hardly bt discussed
in North Whitehall, the pioneer township of Le
high. They can be kept open. " When there's
a will there's a way. •
On Motion is vote Wan taken on the question
Just discussed, "Can our Schools be kept open the
entire year ?" and the audience gave a unanimous
nye. • The President requested all the Teachers of
North Whitehall who favored School all the year
round to rise, and all stood up.
Fourth diseffision, Hum best lo ac n e the reonlar
ntlendaner of the Children ; opened by Mr. F. G.
Berndt. lie said on this depends the success al
the School. The Supeflutondcut most elideaVar
to make the school a pleasant place for the child
rem Don't make the school a machine; don't be
too monotonous; do not confirm yourselves too
closely to text books, nor tire them out with long,
tedidus lessons, but try to make them happy and
be glad to come again. Mr. T.ll. Moy*r sold,
keep tip a lively Interest In the school, vary the'
exercises, let the officers and teachers be regular
and the children will follow their good example.
Discussion closed.
On motion of Peter Dross, Esq., the Secretary
was instructed to pres,ent a full report of the Sun
day Schools In 11114 tOWalihip at Oa; IIeXL stated
meeting.
A vote of thanks was tendered our friends pres
ent from a distance for their kindly Interest In us
and our cause. The President announced that by
order of the Executive Committee the second stat
ed meeting would he held at Sehnecksville, ou
, Saturday, the sth day of February, 11-KOrand that
the following were the sub)eets for discussion :-
1. Sunday School Music.
How to conduct Teachers' Meetings.
S. flow best to secure the attendance of Parents.
4. Whitt is tke best plan for distributing and
returning Library tHooks
Benediction by Rev. Joseph Dubs, I).
CI TY NOTICES
Coma flt Ire&ll's Book and Stationery Store
In view of the uncertainty of Ilfr, the surest
way by which In the event of death a loan con
Heeiirr indepetitienve Coy Ids fatally, Is by insitrinx,
Iris life In the AMERICAN LIFE. INSI'IhASC'E
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.. De. Wm. J
Romig, Agent.
Large block of sheet music, Inatruefare, blank
books, music paper and cards al C. F. Herrmann's
ti-le Store, Allentown.
best of Italian violin ••tring,i , , eluting, flutes,
ete., or oily other article belonging to musical In
.etruments, can he bought cheaper than anywbet
else, at C. F.llerrmaiin'e Musk Store, Allentown.
Cheap Thelor Organs.—A single reed 5 octavo
organ at tuo. A double reed organ with 5 stops
at $130... powerful organ with 7 stops id :ISO,
at C. F. lieretnann'e, corner 7th and Walnut, Al
letdown.
Fine pen-kulves and razors at iredelt üßookund
tatlonery Store.
N, WEDNEs,
Allentown has an extensive china and glassware
establishment where ns great a variety and as low
prices can be found as Itt the larger cities. We
refer to the new store of tuffilird•Walker No. 40
West Hamilton street. ' •
Cheap papera at the RegiAter Book and Station
ery Store.
The Immense bliances done by RoCKillt,r.
Wit non, enables thou to ally to gentlemen who lino Out
of town, RP well on those resident In the city, that they
eau moll clotting chea . per and better than any other houne.
Clothes for every occasion of every material, made In the
choicest ntylene and at tho lowest prier, ut tho (bent
llama Hall of AL WILHON,
OJI And eitki Chrqt not Ntreet, lailvlph la
Puitaimm.ittA, November 15th, 1869
Dear Sir:—Wo enclose you nn extra' advertise
ment, which you will please subetitute for ct, few
days, for our regular etandiug advertisement.
You, as a businese rutin, will easily appreciate the
position of allitira as stated by us in the enclosed,
and will douhtlesi approve of the remedy we have
adopted. Every one autioipatod au
, unnsnally,
brisk trade this season, and beery one bun teen'
disappointed. We, perhaps, have been the 11104
fortunate'of all Philadelphia merchants, our busi
ness showing a large Increase over last year's i
hat we have made s u ch prodigious preparations
that wu cannot hope In the ordinary way to die
pose of our purchases and manufactures. 11,11 two
courses are open to ms—either to carry over all
this stock Into next year, to our great inconveni
ence, If not loss ; or to clear It out by a sweeping
sale; being conteut to recover the money we have
invested In this surplus stock, In; F ee eribopted Ihe
titter. You have already spoken to your readers
of our present stork,—lts Immense siz l e,lts excel
lence, and Its cheapness, and many of your neigh
bors are uiuuug our most valued customer& WIII
you please now call their attention to our proposed
and say to them that with4he xiugle exeep
Con of our Executor's Bale," fast winter, there
has tint been' in the life of nay of them no good a
chance for a bargain In clothing. Get them to
read every word of our adyertlsement, and then If
they have any regard for their own interests, we
will be sure to sell at leant one suit to every mono!'
them. Years, very revectfully,
JOHN NV, ANAMAKEIt,
OVANAMAKER & BROWN),
Out: Hall, Philadelphia.
To the editor of the Luntolt Iniotsxy.u.
.Vatby Tatt.i—l &if orr
my Post Ogle & tint ml pay_lll.PLArrikatit'N!
rrapii yu r oy. be supprlzed to lien: uy mi
qufnhfn my Gtiv'ininit 0111. with Awl he glory in
Ewell a Cawe.
llere men fuel: 'then sedge Mee.' It' Impend
thuswlsely I woo thinialishl thee MnWnieti Fiats
for our Blond Kedenl ry & the P 161.01110 indisech
tan. In thet laud or pewer Delite I strtd: a snug.
* * Thee Fever Ager tuk me,, & thee
Chilli & Shiver!. slink me-i—ebuk me like a Nold
loos button on a Shaiky smoke-Douse dour ; til tel
Icahn uv 40 Summerz lukd like sum Ole plaid Qut
butnerz on a morolo' wen his Gin IA get & he
eau% git no boar! * * * * (N. B. This In
not fit. by Edd. A. l'oe ; but It emus so ttwllired
neer too It thet yen woodn't no the illfrunee In the
dark.)
u this ourfnl eggstrennultty 1 Flue at wonts to
a Nold lady free' on Mine & toald hoe nil krltler
kel phlz. Slice liSs no'd ince Long & Lord um
Wel & she cawls me Pet Namee. "'Truly," see
Slice (etch iz the Plitiful kulknomen uv ml Boi
hood) " ytt otter tan: a good Poste uv PLAN TASIII • N
ISITURZ. I've livd Solent in thraz swallows
ever setts the J thayere wuz llung & I no, to a ded
surtinty, thet PIANTASTIVN 111'1111Z 1Z thee on'y
reel kewer fur the Shaike !" 13—b—but air thus
1-I—loyawl drink 1" asked I, shlverin'ly, lecrin
Least I mite bee Ineurrldglu' soththin uv it liuthern
Naclier. Doont bee skeerd, 'Truly," replide the
esstimabui Do-cuss, " tha air Muhl or Callaeavya,
S. T.-1560—X & thee Cerro loyawlist kind uv
. . • . .
Santy Crews Ram." Douts heln eemuved
ml Peers fur thee Post 0111, asswahed I talc an
awlmity Poste of "PLANTASIIVN yu belt
brotherlu, it maid num bile! I talc another In 9!,
ourz na elhaiki quit. I May no.tlia "parsed in
their Cheeks !" Thu go! ! Nut wan fly 'cm liu
gurd to say good hi! I wuz a Nnshy kewered ; a
Petroleum wet!—wel 1 wile! Now I till a PLAN
TAsiIuN mishannery ; I go abowt meaehin the
Bond Tidlu's to Awl shakers (a. " Milers reaMirrin
a dente' stimmerlent." sea small bilz.) I lies
t raided mi Post (this it may now he found
talkie PLANTATION BITI'IIZ, k thee
biWai7. from Eddy Moat till Dewey Eve. What
•
Hllllllll, sitieln, intiken bruthee'll have thee nest
Dowd
illiport.
111T;;INEss N( VricEs
reurlable Sicilian Mae L'eunr.•r cleans the
mrillp of dandruff, nud allay. all 111111111,3 n t hrh alms..
Peril Mr. Wanamaker's very Interesting note hi
another colonies II I. clear trod conclusive, ;mil Aim,.
very ploluly that the pre , eut may , at Well I, 1nt,8,1
on true lutsiue,, end I. sure or (arse
We ere y nitxlon , that .urr innei , rout' In litoir
full eller , . Pr the
wll I,llk ;;r will; ToPect ; .1;1111e.! or
wtili rhtl,ralotl
oalwrlykr, th, r.. are too liter gartn...l ural
klaelory, x+ 111.,lognul o‘erekiztth
ItOCK II I 1.1. a.
/Lill.
I,VI
1.1111:111011./11.
The,lllvering evening'd of our climlgval,!.. ellinnte
eudud rid k/. that ialltifeltalil •
weer. Far eiitatert. elegallee,
I. tiiithiag hi %t , ar like the title. aal iif
W I 1.,1/ N,
Stri,eh
//au. b they do it I—M tin ninlleittg . things, and
a aiwa Ihiliea. :tr , rodol O. trying too o•Ylaito rho
vory biro. prey oot riot; Soon , "
hoo looney by 11,'' lout looosy eau loot' loo•itoLt otionoy
right oolong, and not fail, or what eau lon thoo of
In, looney, thooy do not oxplaln. Iltbooe. 000* •• they do
not half 'boy their hoodoo, — w hr it k that no
ooloployoo, In that lino of ha—, , aro 000 a ell pool 01111 0000
well oontioolled, ne a, (how. or Brown, 01.1
It Inuit boo clear to all, that ‘t ill , olootat.ond for tinytl
lvork 1.,. groat oto. It 'booty 100, II woottlol too her
NV. S 11. to roloonlood thoo .00r, ire, oot oo thu-wool .1 Ow hood
tailor , at Itoto.rloor 'brie.... And kaa' luua tr a- h •no,l to a•..•rt
sooty rontfolently, tho day, that•• tboy 110,1 -tor]
Own, ‘r
" lint hoolever may tloo explionaPhyto, 01000 oho
lloong to loo• learoood by all le, that by an, -ti c•ao-laet.
Wonotonakoor 0100 11w,, to oio lohooloor lean no. -0100 o lo •11•1°
s•rof„ht; SWIIII/4'.urn, Shh!foid lemti(e, 01,1.1 „ n
Worertatto I rl, 1 ,1.—Z41, te .L 1111,031 1-
Skl.mlll . lll I.l.lkigh o.t. 31. 1:4,,
It IN Si Ith ztatetnt toeling that I feet able 1.. Ina!, 11,
f iny oatmoent I.a the bem.ilt e ~.111..r•
Im; from Seroinla alot othet Chta
r..le rit Yly
ft, .A 1 'eal
. f:..nt llmmt • m
Ohm,. on her t.erk hich after a tit,.
aml soutter, le:tying ruaiului: 'the had
been tteared for itmro than a Y. , . by In" , ear uhy•i
°inn. Nllll,lti re. , ally pormaunntbeltellt,
1..,..ta1ng 1..t11.1m 11.1.1 fine running •••,...
am. k, 'rile. I Ill• lb I/..nUAlsm, lIMIer .
alt ".. treatment elle imtamyirml t • Impt..ve very 1.1,1. the
•••tes , m her neck m suit 1111 ber tinpleant nml .!.- •
Rztemthle Aytoptonok gmdually
health in ea ru.tote.l, trlitelt uta. iu ahoot font immtll...
(rn perfectly jtmtllled, aftet Wm.l the t11,1111.'11l
other phydelans In rerotatnending it'll. , are ..uffor
log front Setofula I'lltonir lll.valea 1., Ut. I,..gat.er
tomtit,' treatment. ‘rillt a firm limner that they .111 1.,
aunt rated thett Ly.as III) itIII• ha. 1.•••11.
(,1,11141.) JAYILS 11.1 ItNEll.
•
D. Ll.l2takrf.,llll/1.1.i.1111111,.1::”{ of
11 , .t wr.rn
Ilulr Iludriter'A Bitters cure I)!lsl”),Ki«.—'77te rhole
sl,•ll.—The °lnce of Ole nloloneh I. to
color
art the Into 11-tike tionti•llultr called
Thip. etreeted .14 by thettellott ofn solvent,
called na•ttst• inlet, tvl.lrll orttlt...lfront dm coating or
t1..-tonot. 1.0 l tartly by a tneeltanlttal mos....tit of
that orttatt, tthlrh rhnn.r, tt• It Wore, the di... lying a11...1.
...1. 'l.l e . t•III Mt. trout dm ....eh Into Iltrtloo.
down, ~ t . tottlanoe to the inhere It 1. .bjertett
t the artio. of the tole, atitt the non p.o.tion of It
,t , :teal hit. , a fluid callott 0 . 11101 eventually fte-
•
N.,1. It I. l'N teat it Ilee great uolvetit, tLegamtrle
juice, i• net prmltte..4l it .ffificteta gnu:ally. lir If the nice
eliaeiC3l ACtitisl x 1,11.1119 noldulftelontly the
first pass.. , ;/ ttivestinis trill be but ImportertlY per
formed. It ix al-0 clear. that If the liver. which limit.
..eclk nu I,llmA-taut putt in rhangh.“ the molchtitius p.tc
titto.f the rh, toe iuto the material the 1.1m•.1, con
ge.ted, or In any unnatural rOlUillioll. 11. r.
still nut be th 1111 l rtghly neceinplieheLl. 01 the
tiro, Alit tire's Is •Ipererria.eetetblket.,l
The mode. Ift which
11 , 04 1 , till, they ins luntato till , roliffina 1111•111.
hrtfut. of the -hontich, ov.tivt-. the go-tie Juice,
thercity lunutiUg 110 manic rattlicienry
tiltuutive the food. nht.. net upon itt , cr•
of htonfacii, can-ifig an act...ler:Wan of Ow anrcitaitirui
int,tutfoui twee...any to null. , the nntd 11..111,4 . 11 , P11.
inn... They Rh.° art •Ttocilic.fily upon tho lit or, .arroatio
ening it, and no outfitting It to fuutiurc uu usnitiu unticiufit
tar ,iittply of 1011, for the intrit , ..• Ili , .5.-
50,5 at- intrticics of llnt flew, nd f .11 Tuttionte
11 . 1....40` ti11 . ..1.11 OW , lo
a f
ilosTErrElt'S HIT t tue al .1.. 1.-1.1
and tiver eunipluint. The explattatiou I. Oat..
nifihn ,
its lent. ituti /cur.
ginancial nut v.romintrcial
ALISONI'OWN 31ARKE1'S. NpVEMI:EIt. 1
Ir.•k by WI - 3.111. wharf,
NVhenk Flour. her lad
Wheat, per buxh..l
•Fla •
•
lxp•rral,
Timothy Seed, par hashel
elavyr Fern
Wheal Hone. Prr , wt....
Butler, par pound
LarJ. • " .....
"
Egg.. 1.,4111/1.1/
Puilkto... , , 1.10.1...1
Dried.'r
Dried Pearhe. ••
„ NOVEMBER 17, 1869.
NEW 'YORK PRICE CURRENT
For November 13th, iinp.,Correetkd Weekly by 11. 'lel
tech Produce Conatuleslup klegchang, No,-02 Barclay lit.,
rewlab .
DU R.--Orange & durniez Co. Palle, good to choice,
elm, 43€15_.q. Chenangit, Del. and Cittstraugue Co's
choice, 44948; lair to good, 3eq4:11 Common 27(ft.14. Sus
quehanna Co. Pall.. choice, 4a151); fair to good, :13444;
Common. 2743), N. Y. State. Firkins ehotea, yea
Mg:lg ° 1 1 .g1 1 5 . Trrt.; tifMkel i nn Y .34:i i r!
N. I. State . Woloh 'tubs, choice, 31 1 41 40: column le good,
30036. N. Y. State Dalrlen, choice, 41041: fah. to good,
370,40. Werdern Beer, v e choke:WV:l2; jai , to good 2 0 ,9 :
stirrer tracked Common to good '2111141 Northern Pa. tubs,
choice, 4011.42: poor to good, 101040. Eastern Pa. lint's,
tolit and llrkins, store packed choice. 30005; poor to good,
21(127. -°
Receipts ing the most week fool up nendy 10.3:0 pack
oges, ore ilecrid“r of 7,1150 packages fro last week. The
&imam' been unusually m
light during the whole week,
trod K rat
Klee. hove born her tending downweril on all
grades. The beet but utry Ilxr leers fur, prima or pill
city, grade, but corn ttosie have been The feeibur
the hinter mark et is gloomy, the stoc being
l arge and
the &mond couiporativly Our 'tient buyers nre
holillug ffa,r& its possible, excepting a decline. and
our ontside trod,. only keepingltself alive by small pur.
chase..
I;
goo d , factory choler and foneY. htir
In good, .16r,417 , ,. 1". State Hairy good to choice,
17011711,1 poor to good /444113), N. Y. State *Ruined,
10011.
EGG:S.—Jersey and Penn, packeddn dote . . diia.
,an
40442. Jersey and Penna. well packed to
tot,. 40041.
N V. Stahl well pniiked, good order. Ohlo nod
Weetertt. Woo off adighd. Limed, Wrt. I '
Receipts have been very light, nod the demand belog
giiiid, prices horn advanced and are grin at prices quoted.
.....11kIts &Y.-reset - ow clialminew? bush. G 2 ffig, 3 3060.50
Itltlaily l , abided, /1410, 1,114 Modinidel choice, 3. tatryA.2.',
Pea, choice, 2. 501 - Al.l/0; fair to good, 24rit2.40 Mixed lots
iklar..-.TYl:len Prime Elide. ? bush. 1b4.12;
Jerry, Ohio and Penn-y . 1.11i, bribro. Apple . s Southern
new, 10.7011. Markliecne4. Yffri,•l3. liaspberrien, 306ffe2.
Cliorriee pitted, new, 4:e Pt
pUts in, 1143. Penchi. On.
pealed new, 106014 Peaches ~,,, new, lfside2.l.
FRCITe.—A poles, 3likel lots, 3001 25. Ho,
Selcrted. 4 2:441 Ili. Coin ~,,, n. I al.
BEEdWA X. —Pore,
SEEPS. —Flax seed, 11 bush. 51 lb., 2.40@2. 60, Clover,
new, ?I
TA IW-111 ~,,, I barrels.
rot' untr. ffi Pair. 1541,23. Ores.
alive, 14 pelt. 0.01.701.00. Alive Tarkicywoild.te m, ffa •
young, 1;4 F, ,ls, 0 . Roosters, l
'''' l ' ; . :l ' ll.l ' ' l l ' l ' l :k.. lllll!,,ii i kl)- 1 1 - iiekiiy, M. 'Ada': Chick
en., Itga....`n
o tiro, nontatione nn tee chickens rind turkey., an
th ore selling slowly, 115 told for torkeye, and 11 te It
fort' chickens., diving to tbe Gee ereell l l.• of drid 0 0 0 l• We
are sorry taatitte that moot .itllne thin week on. Gin very Prior; loony lota were nothing lint skin and bona
null the 0 Other boing worm made it hod: still worn&
Reallr.goild 4.0; ha. 134 , 11 starve, oubilde prices
gamily% obtained. We -bog shippers will give tin better
alock.to our 'llia liketriging recurs
on the Pith of Ney•ember,&lol lion give lonely notice,
that ten wittit none butfal, clog 0 and handsome poultry
for that day • let all dealers and raisers of poultry begin
not to get their turkey., chicketor awl lo prime
order. Mini havOlhem in market it only 2 Or It do), before
the day. Retnetnlrer that you not only get pay for every
pound your poultry gains In hamming, hot by Improving'
the h e you gain
ou r one.foqrth one-half in price,
on the whole krop your poultry from food beforn hitting
o 4111111'1,a of tbne. so that the crop will be nearly
or i empty. as fall crops ore Ogle detrimental.
GA3lE—Hobbits, ? pr ., wool rartrldge4. 1"3101 50.
Quails. 5 , 4)51.
Col yes Preioied, in lb, bro, 4 , poor to good. 11417.
eite.toute, borthel, $4 &IV OIL
I llokory Nuts, Wlltualtel, 20042 M.
lingo been remartobl* dull the past week,
and gelling nuo day an Into nein to. To-day therein more
°wintry and prices havonllglatly advanced. Hickory note
ore dull at pike. quoted.
IP iN EY—Clover 10 sinall Gloss hones. 11 lb, .1 11 0341..
Buckwheat In small Glass bnicea, 11 , 1 b,
l i i : ll&l 4 ..orrf till 'name on the
side iireveriiiiilinge. tint we luny know who It In from,
Anil al?. lOU dm euntentnion the stood.f ivory packnite,
iva logy notv what ewe&arllliout opening
every package tlO tind the kind the cilatomer vaunts, and
send toll involve by tool!.
The undersigned would respect f ally inform his friends
..1111Tr. tiwitgliout &I...country, that he Is .0111 at tb•
.10 stou , Nu elay . pareet: nail Is not in nuy way eon
we led ith :lie -called firm of Helfrich, Hilbert & Co.,
and is threfurii not iespoosible bay soy goads consigned to
billy. .1. R. HELFRICH.
Ciltil~.
WA:s:SER.—In Kutztown, on the l'2th l i nt
Dr. C. H. Wanner.
Ncb TIDUCVtiSCIIICIM
nicREAsE OF CA PErmi,"
THE 'NATIONAL BANK OF
A LLENTOW N
Paid up Capital.
Authorized Capital
'rho Iflrvetnrg ,11.1, flunk. the Incroa.e r
bit•lne. in lii city knell cOlntannit Y. a• ff , ll 1 , 1111111-
lied .1C11141111.11 none...ay Int. Thorn hank inn runitah
ri,nl lo fh. Slnck Book frnoi
+1."0,1t.0 1.1 c.:tt,i,liff
The Ank.eriplintf N.A... for tlilm
If.ink Inn and nll per•nin.ll....ii . nn , of ~ u nring
~inf.k nfA inv....1 In mak ,
The ifitionN an , to In. paid In the fnllnf, inn
i/ .
1;1 pi •ud.di flay olNt:ll.rrip6nn.
do • • '' 13th day .4 I:.•bruary
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nov 17
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ii ,nph:,o.• Court of Lobt.
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I. M.. :tll tlidt vrtfattble real .',:,t„ td . WI I. 1.1 .% . 31
1: lE. t1cce.,...1. Lm tract. el . 11111.1
the m containing N acre, ultd 12 perclir,
',tame In le‘, I.eltlgla meinr the
of I lerion rill.'. Tito Intr., lb.'''. Wl',
t.,t•i4l 111,1 1,1 /11 k Itch.,
Inched, M,,lllll.ll.loriltilt, nod ewnll kg barn,
I•r bill, .P ,11 . , ...111 , 0 1 . 11 .:A. Tl.e land hi All exeelleill rut
land, n itorticn ..f I.
APPLE and r Gait Gee, telt.aind oil the
rdic•rty.
Tcrit. rdirlii trill he made lt nom, at .ale
nov 17.4 t LEWIS I'. GERMAN, Ad ta r.
A Tincture of rare healing herbs,
sold in bottlesonly,et $l. or $5
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)leer,r)otioni Pipe, Frvlirb, and wk., .
lingi holl• .111 t u.toister,..ltlivr m 10,11441.. or retail.
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MAIN!
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4.000 OVEttC4).i .. Nr 111.1 , 111 11141 , 1 F111.1111.1.“ 1 111 . SI yl,-. of All kind, of Iteorvn,
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For Itr000•orri, .% .I.lot t. CA t.‘ toot.
t C J . Crows. t ,I. ..0,1t.1-,...t.1.., .1,000 NuiTs. conth, rAi i i, ..d v,.0. lir a c ,:. , Ilt• 111,1i1 . 0:11. Ilit,lner,, Deco., ng. 'l'ra ruli `• Iteli--
1 ;?OcWe Lave ILr.p.,thiwg ,te..,t. ' pet,ll,ll. :11;e., eze.
BIN " El '' '." ".1"•!‘. ,PI A":" . '" 1 0.111141 CtbAirld.('lir.terilelll,will Sfieli,, Nlorolotf :11111 1.11%1110W COM,. FI . IIIA a n d I)reen font,. fir.
them to. tear tool Atrvit,Owl, th, ‘.......
owing to rho good r. lottnt,el a wl r• nu ~, ow no. ' 5.1141(1 I'rs• PK.% TAI.IDONS. or all totitt.riiil.. :lull out on every approved ,tylt., NlirrtO , aml
dw tunny truethleA. tt..,1, , ,,,,•,J i,,i I i of 1..0t m 'ire ',Pt ,'• 01, ' " .....ilthliy.. • l'illin Mid 4 . ninioll 31.1 c. •
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high or Into cot.
13ROt.VN'S 111-IuNC 111 A I. T11(1(111.:S . _ .._ __ . _ .
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1,10 RENT.--SEV EMI, I.CONVENI-
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15 PER VENT. MOM 7'll/i PAVE Oh' EAell BILL,
.f Own! i-t y..rs
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COOPER 4* l'l►\ARD,
S. E. Colt.9'l'll srrs.,
Pf IIF PVT.lifl
This Depiirtinent bat. lieitti : 4 1iettlally with it- Ihi year. We have had m a nufactured the 14rie,
'"' w U": r"" "" .1 WI ' l " and Best Assorttuent yx.' Clot/ dog to 1.,. farad in the city , al! or whieb iiilW for male
w.tiiiit tit .111.,•0 411, 111 . rir 111.331- 3,1 pi/M . OIIA
g•.... - 31 0001.3 oi.• ttoto o fro• 11 bore • ". •
!aide Cloak I iigs
Ditllo,
ShatarlN Wrap .
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nue iii ht roiditie4, i
vo i mus. PlnielN.
3004) Vnrds Minch ?Mkt'.
Poll Mourning Mork.
!Hid tl:loyes, - rirs..te.,
rhino Covers.
Linen" able Dinntimltta.
Lurge Maske! filtow.
Cnssi inrres. Clothn, •
•,lloy•s Fine Clothing.
+lnto qvlling
I 15.0
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CHIR•ISTM.A_S,I.B69
Of English, Gertusit and Amerlcau manufacture, beautiful and chaste, and of all the 'Mehl hi yle
FOr Busluegs Men, for Students, for Ladles
Imported at the lowest premium on Gold and will be sold 118 cheap ae they can be bought for In New
York.
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of every weight, else and style, with Initials or Plain, at extraordinarily low prices.
CIGAR STANDS AND INK STANDS,
Something entirely new• to Allentown, manufactured of beautifully grained wood. Just the thing
for a Christmas present to your gentleman friend..
P( WIC ET CUTLERY AND SCISSORS,
A very pretty assortment, bought at a great bargain and sold vety low.
3 ORTFO LI OS FOR LADIES, CIO A R SES, FANCY
CHESSMEN AND CHECKERS,
We haye also on hand o regular has of
BLANK BOOKS, COUNTING HOUSE STATIONERY, DEEDS, BONDS, lIORT
GAGES, NOTES, DRAFTS AND OTHER BLANKS, Deed and Cash Boxes, Paper,
Envelopes, Inks, Inkstands, and everythilig else kept in a well ordered
Stationery Store.
LEHIGH REGISTER STATIONERY STORE,
Mammoth . Vale!
$159,000.
8500.000.
11111
itmurvi c °
Mists Ptilmß.
ro Family Medi•
fired f..r the Cure
Biliouine:4,
r& Ague. &c. Ilem
ouroe:Hoarl•
Blood; & rouulates
P.:n_rl•t4.
1.1111..%14:1•1'111.1. I • ;
RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.,
CONSISTING OF
POCK ET BOOKS &ND PORT 1\ lONNAI ES
DIARIES FOR 1870.
ADIER' COMPANIONS AND TRAVELING BAGS, an extra assortment, Imported and Domesth
at prices to Butt everybody's puree.
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WRITING DESKS AND WORK BOXES,
WRITING PAPER AND ENVELOPES,
At all prices and of various makes
PHOTOGRA PH ALBUMS,
CHESS AND CHECKER BOARDS,
VARIETY OF PLAYING CARDS,
ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC.
NO CHARGE FOR SHOWING GOODS AT
85 EAST lIAMII,TON STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE SIXTH,
(Formerly occupied by Messrs. Young A: Lentz,)
ALLENTOWN, PA,
HUNDRED THOUSANi)
5400,000.00
DOLLARS' AVORTII
FOUR
FALL AN!)
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AT SLICII PRICES AS SHALL INSURE AN
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IM
WEDNESDAY
I)ECE . AI liElt 1
AT lIALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK,
THERE NVILL I;E CoMMENCED,
GREAT oAli-11A Li, LI )1N CS
SIN9II .\ NI) NI.\1;1•:1.:1'
GRarA n elj Al .l - F jo
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To lie in Every Itespi•el of tio
(111E:\T EXECUTOR'S SA! I. 11. M Hl,ll,
At \ \ •liiell the l'cople titettilwr they •seettrett tin
BEST BARGAINs, IN cLOTIIING lIAVE EVER MADE IN THEIR LIVES
l'ills TUE STATEMENT OE (Wit cAsi
Anticipating, as (lid all Merchants. an timpotallv t risk. triale. we Invested EI(lIT lit N
MEI) 111()USA 1/01,141RS ($•4110,000) Ln tle• l'areliaqe and llantiraranne 4)1 (3.1111 114
Our Sales have exceeded 111 , 1 year's, bat have fall , at fat bier (ran e:111•Ithi iting WI It 4.
to the present time. fen Fall trade. to iilamt.
Leaving uR Four Hundred 'rhousattd Dollars' worth of Garments of every description. ~mint
hie to all classes, nutili. up with the utmost care, qt' the rowlinext
NOT ONE I)o l .l.Alt'S \V OltTll
are w•e willing to carry over as old Stock Into next year. Hence we are Ileti.rminvd
__& Qi...37-li.A.IT SW-ETILIF'
CLOTIIINg;
gettint.; hack what Money We (lin. so its to 1.. iu good condition In commisoci• the nextgi.:a
I son', Trudy without Inemohrance. e "IN' offer, then.
OUR ENTIRE
At Prices as Low a. those prevailing at the Great Sale last Fall.
BRINGING SGNIE OF 01' it PRICES PAR BELOW TiIt:COST lANI-FA:"I'IItING
!lE:ADES ALI. Tills, WE WILL, FOR 20 DAYS,
'2O PER CENT. ON ALI. PCBCILISES IS 771 E IT E DEI2.III7'MEI7
.\\l) 1)1:1).\11'14EN'l
A RARE OPPOIZTI 7 NTTN" !1 - 1"1'11E cHILDREN
We(llleSdaY• l
Store will be openellcarly,lind cloud late. About *NY ENT Y7FIAT /"A I,EBM EN "111 bolo attend
anee. Prompt and polite uttcntlon will be given to all. No cindonier will br mumppiled, If any Item
' sonuble Accommodation of Prices will Induce hint to buy.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
8. E. MR. SIXTH .1NI) pli LA
Bound In I land Home Turkey Morocco, beautiful for
presents.
FROM $1.60 TO *20.00
MATCH BOX D 4
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