The Lehigh register., December 22, 1869, Image 3

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E CITY
R e MON' al
'rite publientitin Miley of tlw Li ti wit 1{1:o
-isTrit hag been removed to the Register Stationery
Store, first floor, 'Hamilton Street, two doors above
Sixth, hi the building formerly occupied Yomm
k Lent?
Dtlapd
Owing to a seriotts neeklent in our taller
the issuing of tin 11t:oom•t:tt wa4 eonshterahly tn
layeti.
Chrilitalas Celebratiun
Jordan Union Sunday School will celebrate
Christmas on the evening of the Inst. Friend,
of the school and others are cordially invited to
MEE
; , '(,le of Bank c(urk
One hundred and one shares of Allentow n
National Bank stock will be sold at mildly ,ale at
the American Hotel, on Satunlay;,launary 1-t.
See advertisement.
Too Late for l'oblirotioo
'like communication of .1. S. 11. upon a very
important matter NVIIK received too late ter publi
cation this lveelt. It shall receive our attention
and support in our next
Book :Igen! Minted
Wanted, 0 good reliable agent for the sole
of one of the most popular and at the ,11110 thee
111051 valuable works ever pohlWled.
the REOISTEII Book Store.
The Nem Butilding
There arc a limited number of share 6 in I he
Union Saving and Building A,..,oeiatlon that have
not been sold, that eon be üb,cribed for by apply
ing to Elias Mertz, Hamilton shove Eisht h.
Oreyits fur Cuientihg 1l nr..ra
paper,: of every kind, drafting materials, sta
tionery for tattles, penknives, -rib-ors, razors and
pocket books can be found in variety at !retielt's
Stationery Store, In building formerly occupied by
Young t Lentz.—Atle.
Leg Broken
While the children of the Filth Ward School
were playing, on Monday afternoon, a lad named
John Schaffer, not of Andrew Schaffer, land hls
leg broken by Lila sled conning in contact with that
of another boy.
Virottorril htt.v
an extensive china and glassware estab
lishment where as great a variety and ng low
prices enn be found ns In the larger cities. IV.
refer to the new store of Richard Wnlher, No. 40
West ihnnllton street.—Ade.
New Hat (id Cap
E. It. Mathews has opened a new hat and
cap store at No. 23, North Seventh street, near
the old Allentown National Saul:, where lie in
selling so cheap that everybody call afford to buy
a new hat and cap. Give him a roll amlhe satis
❑c,l.—Aar
Religbm ObotePvil litY IT eh
Extensive preparations nre bring made in
the Reformed, Lutheran, Episcopal and, tyc
sup
pose, In the Catholic churehe,, to have a proper
observance of Christmas Day. In the prme,tent
churches sunned the Sahhath School Children are
undergoing an extra coarse of instruction is psalm
singing and the services on that day will he very
Interesting. The churches will have the as.aal
decoration of evergreens.
Loan.. .cold
At it meeting of the Allen IluiMing told
Loan Association held lust NVeduesday evening,
lir the Sixth Ward, ten loans were sold at the fol
lowing premiums, to wit : Two ni ;-In. live at $l7.
and three at S5l per loan.
At a meeting of the Penn Loan A•iiciat ion held
on I%londity evening at Reinter's Ilall, nine shares
were sold, three at *.:)1). live at :111,1 ~Ile
60.50 premium-.
la (he Cold Wroth,
advances every one feels no inclination to in
dulge to a glass of good ale. To get really n good
article drink none but \Vise's. Wise is the name
that has hecome popular wit t all who delight in
a social glass, and we are pleased to learn that
his ale Is so well patronized, even by persons liV
log at remote points of the county. Thu, is it
ever that home made manufactures by honest deal
ing meet their own reward by meriting success.
Muhlehborry
At a meeting of the Doan' of Trustces tt
Muhlenburg College. held at the airy of thou. It
E. Wright, Rev. D. W. Henkel, of Stroudsburg
Monroe eonnty, 'With appointed agent to take it
charge the permanent endowment of the College
Mr. Ilenkel In represented as an intiefatigahl
worker, and as he has always. met with stereo'
we have every reason to believe that Mithlenhar
will also he sueeessfal.
.\ Hell Zl , llllVti, kill
Ilan. till ( . 111 . 1,1111:1, rte. • lil.Nl:i dr r \ ir. ii )111.1.1i:li , ttitt N
.\ bolter till aii hilt wore stolen !rout the , .5 grand fair and h•-tival in In lie liclti ,in
mar, - leading t;; l ' ogel a. Shirer ' - In -.hop mi NI, 3 ei d , splendid new I Lill. hi Miller-toa maiii the.
NVYillli .dirt' l Cruilil,. el eilim • of Nen . I'i : tic ', Dyy. a tol all Ille Flltlitalta
TI„. Ati,.„,,,„„ NA,,,,,,t thud: 1„,i,1, t l , „„. tttatt.,y i•vehihit• h0.i.., it,. dale. - .11, :mil tilt
utiai electi o n ,litittht,r I WI, hetn . een the Maw, .t. the l''''' ' ' ' ' ' ' l- I'l he "Pr ill ' i I" the I'll'llit of the
A ialliina Elti•llita leiOty a that place. rhe •wri:
pi u. In. ;nal - 2 p. in.
1),,,,10 U' 1),,,,11,,1. it ii,,, sixth Iv , tr a . has .1 . 1,,,ri1l airt Etney artiri, ir.n 7 l ,,, rn 1., ~,,,r ~1
heeti committed to 1,,,;-;;;; is
ti m.„,,,, ;if ~,,,,,,,, , ;;i n . preparation fir mouth , . and N. iiC litalerstaidl,
for aris-ing 10, family% . large and attractive. compri , ing the noial knicl,-
, : kivick , a aimilar hazaart. tin 111-0 Inc-,etalrett
l'il,ter, proprit . lor of the NV)) . Y,11 . 1t Pity i ' , . ' T .. ,
.. Mamma"- . .
I try Cia;,l , shire of .5 Hemmen, ha. ..tamed a Iltill- linen, '''' f '''''''" w " l- '• .'". . ' - '
vnons Ir-n'inni and ile'orvillg ,excels, illli i ~i ' 1 1 1 ,
stidre, on Broad Street, Bethlehem.
will be liheralliz patronized. The tioial mirth
' John Trambower \ViIS arrested in Allentown . '
proyolsing aeemnpaniments of :melt li•-iival, -moll
and taken to Philadelphia. charged with forcing
as the grah-bag, pia-allies, hi--lug peel, cyti - y
the name itt W. M. Allen on a check for S' o r,
lly obi fa , liitin of proclaimiu , ale, from fortune teller.a:c., will he on hand 11, We are hi
g , ,
iorinto. anot ner newitaittire in connection t aere
the ,arcet conic' , I- 'till maintained hi Allentiiii . n. ,
;; id, will 1,, an s n, oo gift enterprise. the prizes to
but
the
''Sle i'
"'"`l° novel
by'
"'tug
the
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be of a varied and ii,eftil character. and the Ind:-
language ouly.
et , to be .-01,1 at :40 cents each. The lottery trill
' ,Pile Heading Ibt . iiroad us,
, isse exclusion ,
be dr:111 . 11 duritcy the Fair. a , -timid, the liliht•ltit
lintel' ,111 the imilii line anil all it , branch,. hi-
are
~,,, , i.
eluding the Sant Pennsylvania, gent from the 21th - •
of liceetnlicr, to . the 3d.of .lannary. _ st:tv it.til.no.tit...
The Lehigh Sacitgerbtabl, as.istc;l Its the Where there i: , intich smoke there mn,t be
Germania Singing Stalely ~r Lit.t. , l. 1111,1 OW .11-
1 , 01110 Ilre, and a great deal of muilla• in helllg raked
lemon:, Cornet Band, will tilt, a eantitiet in Ilte
v,, , ~
~,,,,.
e,,,,t„ , lit the w es
t, ki,t Aii,,alawa. ..
Court litztte, on the e‘aiing of Deeetiiher 11l 4. New Yorkers have di,covere.l that their only rear
Last dveck :51 1 . . C. A. I/tirney dvent to lir Matt i We,tWaliti lien nll . OllOl this city. NO Mattel'
104,11111 g ti here. he bind hell' informed, lila stolen where they go to Allentown I- bound to be the
Mir, and the thief uould ' lsii,„ latent. Upon ;ark- ,
point at which ill railroad , front New York to the
Nal or Mr. thalley titer,', the ,mien property wits NV, , t tuni,l encape from the mountaiiis. It fornin
iiscertaincil to belong to Jame, De P iller- "i (ti -v part of the 'went air line. When the l'ort Clinton
titiviiship, Berl., totally. and 'l l optini Road 1, taimpleted and in extended to
The practice a ',egging is carried to suchtil 'te ull I a t
tattl,ali IllllllSt he ti,11 . 110 Oily, we will hate
an extent in this city that ti l in,giiing I, one ..ith.. a route watch 110 other railroad can compete with
lwayie,t nixe , upon generous inhaled Po o P le • hi point of time. as the Iliffer , lice In tattooer can
We are appealed t o tit. all ,tilei for roler• men• ha he tirerettlllo , by lie la-le•I running miginen.,
.are ohject , ii . lileli be , peati for themselves their that non Ito con,tructial.
character. and there are 0tia.,,,, which at be,t,, Then. another road, 14,1011 1;111 save eiglitceu
tie con but doubt their worthiness. There t.- the mile- hetlVeoll this, city and New . York. is, being
aid., of a brave ,uldier, carrying letter , of re- Itathletl tlll . ollgll. it shots at NeNvarld and IS to
collallelltaltal. app . :11111g for money to hell; her cons: the 1)0111),:ire tit \ !Ilford, thence running tip
on lice tray. There 1, the traveling iire,,repair,- Duri n creek to thi, place. . The eost of rile
man. whit %sant , throe dollar , :111 110111' for wool:- • road, itieluding graduation, saper,true(ure, iron
ing, or. if pill Ettlll,o to pity -awl{ Witv, :1,1:- you ' i i ,,,. 0, , t rill ii i i itii.ooo,(oo, tint' i.)1,11ta1.11t10 litlit
if y,,ilt , ill allita a Mall to gin from you, door, him- bean alio, nil for iaiiiipuirtit. The road ha , been
gry anti whether yell ‘1,11 . t clue kiln a ipiarter tit ~.:,, meted f, , the tthe ,., limit-. ett a °tie s et ,.
vet ,onie a1p..., TI ,r, T. lite stamen, l'i - 1 110 `lye 11 ill, El s tall 111t,1:1112, Ridge to SIIIIIIIIII, IS aliallt
In i' v erY l i 'a illle • i l l, ' lili- tin dd . ' to ler , tont ire completed. The road I, more favorable for freight
, are •= 1, " 1 or h --11 I . " -HI , ..r. ,- In ff... her till "r mud tip. et' thall any other between here and New
1 . ; , , , , ; ~ , , ,
B". ' ''' ' ''''''''' ''
'''''
l''''''' In. vi of a ' 111..' " ` d ;iN York. They have no u r.oe agaitint trade exceed
,
who iii-i-t , upon showing 10 , 1.1.1..0ti. ,ear-; anti I Idg fait) feet to the mile and 110 eurv.iture exece.l
- man without 1- y en or even I l leci , lo Put them , ing six. degree , . The roail is built muter the
BIII , PIeSR NI fi »geg. . - i 11l I :111,1 the trinity tVitli aix small children, the charter of the Pasnalo Valley and Pioparld Rail-
Messrs. Kline & Itt;cli hare .s.thl their chitin ' ldddi -1 not a ye.tr old ; ;nni thc proil,lonal tramp. road, nail application trill be made. for permission
mud utwennivare ;yore. No. 4 . NVi.,l lin iiillion , till ol l l i illiiil l t 4 to Y our `P li l dl l illil, Who; under to bridge the lielaiyare . anil extend the road to Al
street, In B. R. Fogleman. Mr. Fogleman nill such licart - tialdill l 4\ ..igill..li, eau keep hi , Ill ii llYY lenlown.
continue the 1i1t:4111,3a, ttritthtetiatti S. I'. Newhard. , anti, :it the 'aim; time, not do-, hi, h i .,,,, , ~, ~,„ Another road, Irony lottiit Clare through aloe
und during last Wert: the stock tilt very greatly out , ltle world I 'nu , thin 1 . ; a litil , ama.. Far ii-town, and thence 113 . an easy route to Eat-tint, Is
increased hy purehtiscs made la l'hilatlelphia. I . ',Ater would it be if oar poor law, tined no twire :at rBrtiog eon-Minable attention. .1t a meeting
Their friends are assured that their stileli of elilna ; a, headily an they mot - ;10 Ifiliat could accomplish , held at 51orriatntwn, the other evening, great en-
Ware, Ile/glllll and Bahellllllll glaSSWare, rte., Will the total abolishment of this walking tilt-cry' front tllll,lllhM was, manlfe , ted over the project„ mid
be maintained us large us any other In this eliy. the street: and)syyc lit from having our money line: Kw:peels are that SlOO,OOO, the amount asked
Mr. Edwin Clump, of the firm of sloaserdV. Camp, , , peat ill dram 1;1101, by' drunken vii-iralit,.; while for from tile Lids cii: i) f ithit place, will he ruined
has sold Inci Interest In the foundry ~,,,1 mac.hia, I h i.ue-1 poor told needy are loft alone to unfree witbont tiny difficulty. TliL;',:mtithto titt,T, nit :
sllOll to Messrs. Benjamin Boil; and Charles Italie.i or have the backs of [lie philantliroplt , turneil ready 8800,1100 pledged to the road ; froth other
An Saturday evening the retiring member was i "P o " them ill ,cream. " Ila n- " f II "' ' 11""'; Their o b )° ,11 "` l'"h" will "I'" he Alle"-
Tresentetl by the employes with a itautbom , l'alle. , i Pr , r
;_es , lonal Legg. - . 1
, ;own .
is' . .
•
Lytherwo ,•11,14 1 / 1 11r fur 1t370
We have received at the hands 4,1
K. Brobst, a copy ut tin Lutheran Church Alma
sac, for 1810, published-in accordanee tt ith
special request or the l'consylvania S c rod. 114
sides all the usual almanac calculations, It cull
tains'a multitude of articles of. religious interest
a list of Lutheran institutions, a clerical regisit
embracing the names and re,tidenees of all th
Lutheran ministers in the United Stales, Lutlwra
Synods In America, a list of Lutheran nubile.
Bons, etc. It in published by Bev. S. K. Brols.
Allentown.
('omplirncne , ry I'rrxrAhr/i,.0
One day last week, during the absence of
l'rest. Hotford In Philadelphia, the young ladles of
the Allentown Female College prepared a feast,
and upon the return of the President ushered hint
Into the hall selected for the occasion, and pre
sented him with a gold headed cane bearing the
inscription,'' Presented to Rev. W. It. Milford by
his pupils, Member 25th, 18fin." The presenta
tion speech was made by Miss Lichtenwalner and
responded to In fitting terms by the recipient. after
which the collation was partaken a.
4 Splendid Pio no
Llnderman & Son's Gold Medal Cycloid
and Square Pianos rank, among the finest
Instruments in the country. 'their lirlillancy
and fullness of tone in not surpassed by a concert
grand piano at double the price. More Instru
ments of thin celebrated make have been sold In
Allentown, Lehigh and adjoining counties than of
any other manufacture. They can be u,ed many
yearn and not become airy, as mii.l other piano,
do, In only a few yearn. Conte and examine them
at C. F. Herrmann's Store, Seventh and Within
Mu r' Motel'
Un Wedneethty some thin' broke into the
Eagle Hotel stable, gaining entrtive by m retailing
Millie pad look. and stole therefrom a valuable
mare belonging to Mr. Will. .51eger, one oftln
hotel proprietOrs. Early the next morning the
mare made her uppearanee by walking into the
stable yard, much to the pleasure of Mr. Sieger.
As the animal Is a very wiciuu, 1/11C, and 11,104011 S
not Ilking'lhe minim:ly she was ht. It is supposed
else broke loose front the thief a n d roomed tither
right NI owner.—Net"..
The novelette printed on our ,upplement
n eapltni story and those wls, read It kill he
Ltlily entertained. It Nt ill he otutinited In our
Ain! 1 , 11,0 w Cot $
S. .1. Itoover, a resident or this agent
for the Engle Seale IVor orPhiladelphia, left Al
lentown In the - .2:10 I. St. train, on Friday last, ar -
parently In good health and when the train ar
rived at Part. w,i,binoon hr nay seized with a
sudden nitadi e 1 :111 4 , 1 11 111 4
1111111,11:11 p deat h.
At Ilse ntinttal election for officers of Ilarger
V. NI.: held at Nto‘onie
AllentoNvn, nu NVeflne-:lay evening. 111 folloiving
ollieer. were elected to ,erve for III!. ensuitiv.
NI:,0111p vim e"tutwereine neNI
V. M.—Bro. George Eranilti
11".—Bro. E. B. Young'.
.1. IV.-111 . 41. Jamos B. Ttcw,ler.
'rregv..—Bro. Aaron 'Pros ell.
Sue.-11n.. Ednimltl I). tawall
The following oilkors »;cre vleutel sit
nulled meetitit; the LehhAl Lodge. No. :;91*., .1.
Y. NI.. 1101t1 II 'l'r.•sl.•rtotrn. ;Ili, co m ity• Tile,:lay.
:—IV. NI.. 11. 11.. I lartzull ; F. W.
11, 11. Fogel': .1. W. Slmon Kerr ;
\\*. 11. ti•rrclnry• Jame.. I). Schell.
ider;,,tl Arunwieht.,
ns>.•eaurnt for Intrrnal Kronur for
• Vith I)i , triot of Pcon,ylvanio, fol the month of
=9
le.zach.A. ruceii.N Or. i-1.'120.87
tiOnteco:kllll cit:ars
T0ta1F..,!4,0111.91.
A —..t....t11.•tit by ettabli.— 1. , .t .C.t. \t .ti._. lit ry.
licuit,tt, letzacit, t,:rt , ....
ret`elitt -.. t I u ' ..'1.1 , 1....'l if.!2,745.115
t , .1.:te0• and eitar-.. ...... -1, - 115.9'2. 1:1,:;76.71
fcrmenteLl ligli.N. ..... ... fiS7.3s '2:39.00
C-,i1191l• 101 . .`:uCrluln•l . . .... , " . 2.1,010.91
1 . ..,1111,11.• for Not 0n 1 vr.19; , ........ I':.:i'J.Ul
\ • ILrrc'l nn hicrea, ill OW rtil of laNzllioll
above eXilitill ,pc:ll.. welt fel
ellieleeey ettervy of the pre,ent IG it tilt
l'lt pc). Ne.rt Weel,
According to custom no paper will he is-
Sited from this Mike next week. This is done to
allow our hands a chance to enjoy Christmas week.
There may be much said in condemnation of this
practice, there is certainly lunch that can be said
In its favor. We issue with this number a sup
plement which, we hope, will la sonic measure
compensate for the loss of one number of tlwlltm-
ISTER. The Rory it contains will he found' well
worthy of perusal.
For 1870 we shall endeavor to bring every effort
to bear to make the REGISTER more readable than
ever before. As its financial condition continue ,
to improve we shall feel warranted in increasing
our expenditures for the Intnellt of our readers.
Nye contemplate, however, no enlargement, though
our cohnus are now overcrowded with advertise
ments. An Ihue REGISTER hemmed inure and more
appreciated as an advertising medium, we shall
increase our.rati•s fur advertising and thus Induce
advertisers to make known their particular siivel
shies in a smaller cotnpas,. Thk plan will result
advantageously to both re: vh •r an advertkor : the
reader will have more that i. o i lers-link to peril,
and the papi•r will he more carefully read. inelud
ing the Of blisillt`,S
Our pro-perity duriny thr pa=t year Ls= Ililly
luallyd our tloy,-, of
Ir friend-. -l v toruito; out iir-A-Plas , wort: ;out
`, It
crew wan hi- nioncy's worth, we have
!Milt 111 , a large Job printing Ivitere here
tofore comparatively nothing had brio done. We
have no way of :t:wertaining the exltet :Inn dint of
miverti.ing done in the 10'J:it'll:it during
but Ire e , tiniate that the amount charged on Our
book, during l ltU will treld.. that of the previou.
year. Our in”de uvory
gratifying iii•rea,e during the.year and tome have
every rett,on to believe it will be further added
to during the cooling year.
ha, hero
1,k%l with a Wry lleaVy iperra , l of rspcudi
re. Vc ,0111,1 1100 hope tu. Make the ItEtil,Tl:l{
111,1% without. incurring IIeNV UN1,'11,L . ,.
•ar ago we loci]: up the eitiaciatcd frame n orl. of
payrr. :mil it riquirril not (slily a large itutotti'll
• money. I.ltl 1 drul of labor, tituttlitt 11111
to impart to it the 0111 Slhic•h
til riiitritetcrizvil it iii forint r 51513,.. i,stie
ty a paper a Lich. to ,:ty the haul. era are not
hawed of, and ,Bich roco.tnized at home and
woad a- ono of ILr 1,10-t
We caili,l chive ‘‘ill14)111
a 1,, uur urcr-valitvd
tcho have ,toted from Lilt 11ps be
-1114111 11, 1111i1 acts of
Throw:sherd the clitire county mt. have
latty tv;mil friethl,tthl hearty ,Ilititorter ,
ttllHt
tented ill our -tlict•ttit-. and they ltVer haVe
large place allitti,tl lo them lit Ilit• of the
editor of the ItEld , rt:it. It is :1 dela (hot et S. ,The r knot- of t 100 o . ry a-on cr a rc
. ditlictill to rot,ty. tort ter alty;ty , hold the JUu for
ciermin;rl ion to di.char,r it to 1 1„. 0,,,, 1'kii,,a,•114,i.,
1,11111 fnrui•Lrd tcilh all Ihr illilli . ol . lllllooo 0011001 . 1111 , 4
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I'Ulihel'l. and ;kr, 15•i11, Inadr In ivrri.l
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I, Eli I( 31 II It FA ;- - ISTER, A_ 1 , 11.M 1 O WN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER . 22, 1_869.
Tu Our ?'al, m
Our Job Punting Department anti our thr4i
-0., Office WILL NOT lir. during 'holiday
Those who wish maul: done will lind us
to do it promptly and 511 the Imve:t rote, nt
which it ran be tillor.lea, 11 persons desiring to
settle their aueolitit , ',III arentillnodated
10 n soli-torture manner.
norl I;:xtate Change,
)Ir. .1. Zitonteriittut sold it house im.l lot situ
ate at FiUlt and Litalea 1.1 J. It. \VBIII, for
f'2.170.
.Il,illll Gl,l'lllllll 11111:11:0.C11, ou S:1111111:ly hl , l, at
public sato, the frame lion,e and lot of Catlmrlne
Cl.•ulcr, tlit ii. till Linden ,t eel above Sixth, for
*l1.1"50
Win..l. Craig, of Catasauqua, purchased from
Wm. F. Yaeger a farm of :12 aereti. situate on the
Weaverevllle road. about one mile foul ('at.•trnu
qua, for $BOOO.
Win. J. Craig sold to \V..I. Clark a frame house
and lot in Cat:team - ma, for 81100.
E (:( )l `NTY
I=
Ut I n violin strings, violins, guitars, flutes,
etc., or any other nrtiele belonging to musical in
:trunients, eon he bought cheaper than anywhere
else, nt C. F. .Nlt,if•
,
I=l
Iht l'ritlay In , h a man namua \\'w.
of shoi.Low, the
charge of having thrt•att•twd to 1.111 Mr. Lull
IC r:weu vtl,l
lII=
Ott Saturday 13,4, .loreinialt Sloan.:i rt•sithait
of South Eo.I n, a . 01111 0 , ,,,, i un i
Lehigh run ot or onol
la,toutly lallrll Nvhile at wort: het a Bethlehem
and rreeman-hurt;. Ili, remain. \ter,. conveyed
to lii- home. - Ile tin. about e year, of a
1110 fltmily ram-i-lin2 . of hi , titl'r and
In umurn hi-
=I
'1 . 1u.• stone part or tin. North l'iunt Iron
Works, built under contrlet by >lr r Matchett
or wa, (.01111.1r.tea lag
The -tank ;Ina m•,k-t -. and the hot
:me :014 ,tone,
me I- nl-c, the et,:ine• Th e 1 ,, b ; iron
1 • ,011. The eumain bring rot--
marl rapidly and Iln• ill
hr Ilnkhell in June or July.
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The Fogelsville Sunday School Till hold ils
yearly l'ltri,dna , Fe-tival in the church nt (lint
phtee on the °relate.; nr Second
al II n'eloelt. ,•ntoriain
mtnt will coobi,t 14 . ,he(tion inw.ic
to be t.niez by the ,11001, be- ide , minibci . of
di,ni,"=ll"• npreopli:lte to the ne
e,inll null or the ino , t intert,llntt eletnteter, will
he d e livered he the Hillard. The telblie is in-
N it c.o.'.
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'Phone persons Ivho contemplate furnishing
their lion,: during 1570, can find no better place
to hay carpolitos, oil cloth., etc., than lit 'I down,
C. Lippiacott',. N0.:f04 North Second et rect, Phil
adelphia! They It'll Illid it greatly to heir mlyan
tar to !rive hint n call, especially if they do not
feel sa rein tritstitoz entirely to their own.indginftt,
a, every repre.entatin •of i 1 r. Lippincott eau he
relied 11p011.
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1,0. those )VllO are puce Col:Men
road tho nreiiinc: chapter , or ,tort' hea rine: the
nhovo caption in annthc•rp:irt of .oor
14 one of the most original and tit the Done time
most tal,mbingly interesting romance- o f Modern
time=. 'rue Characters:Lint incidents Sevin real,
and the plot of the story so Ingeniously woven
that the retailer Is Nein:areal at thin very commnce
ment and rein:Linn SO to the end. \Cr :111ri, our
rvader% I.e all menu.: to road tho '413‘..1
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ChnrleS Jones, formerly Len employee in the
ItroisTint office, has started a new paper called
til , "Weekly Ilecorder, — in the netiri,hint , ..hurntfh
Conshohocken. The paler irllly look , tell.
1.111 i. t'ort' nnerestinv 1111/11' 1.1,%
ilttcte,t3 it c. 1.1,11,,.
lht 31,,11,1,ty. the tint Norri,to,t,
lb,alol , i+ t6o
editor and proprietor. It tli,play, mnount of
eiturvy, out orpri,e %, ill make it
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P,kii . D.4s elf the 120nm . .41t o
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11.'111114z of Dyeenilwr I. 1'69, :old 1111 .
ILtin.ll,l oil tiv.• hutitlro.l
U. S. 1,11,1. 114111 huthir.',l
trt.l.l 55,411 h..- sviOl ellolll.. t,v.) volvot
.03..titily of
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I,.‘KOK STOCK 01.
sheet music, instructors, blank books, music
paper and cards at C.F. Tlerrmann's Musle Store
Allentown. —Ada.
SE.tI.S ANT) I'ItISSEK
Seals and presses for societies, corporations,
etc., can he procured REGISTER store at city
prices.
(11EA1` ItI.OIL
A single reed 5 octave organ at $9O. A
double reed organ with 5 stop+, at $lBO. .1
powerful organ with 7 stops at $lBO, at C. F. llerr
earner of 7th and Waltint.—Ads.
A RAILROAD SMASH-VI
t ht 111,hxy evening, about 11 o'clock, a coal
train ott the Lehigh and Susquehanna Railroad,
ran the track a short 'distance this side of Penn
Raven. Alm! twenty Cairo were smashed up, a
majority of these being piled in a promiscnonK
heap. Three men were buried In the wreck.
ED AN ODE MINI.
Mr. Ilerman Yeager Ilan opened an iron
bed on - his property, about n tulle front Centre
Valley, which Is sold to be on the best vein of ore
In Lehigh county. We understand Mr. Yeager
will !sake a fortune out of It. W congratulate
him on his good fortune.
FESTIN'AI: IN I,,IGELSVII.I.I.
A grand musical vitt ertainment will he
his ell ill the new School House, at keigelsville,
ou
the evening of New Year's day, by the Fogels.
sills, Zion's and Riegel's church choirs. tinder the
leadership of Prot'. 14. I'. Dorablager. .1 splendid
st ring band be present. Admission tree.
'l'ho+r wishing to enjoy a rare treat , should iIL • tilt
hand on the °erasion.
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The old Moravian Church at Ennui , is
hatid,ffinely decorated with everzreens by the
young people of the congregation, and Chrihttnas
will he celebrated in the old Style. On Christmas
eve c ercises will be performed by the children,
consisting of dialogne.t, sloging, etc., prepared
by the pastor. music Is also in rehearsal
by the orchei4ra.
111.1CSALE OF A BUSINESS STAND
Solomon Itorncy will sell at public sale, on
at one o'clock, p. in., lil, coach . ..tanking
i-tahli , liment anti :t lion, and lot, kith engine
lot- attached. in Sietter,.‘ ille, South Whitehall
towmhip. titatul i+ an excellent one for Misf
ile— of any Liicl end offers Great Inducement- for
parelc,cr, There al:m:1111,V , /blek.-1111111.1101 ,
Jame- N. Yen:rec..% uctloncer.
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Between 1 and 9 o'clock, yesterday after.
noon, it man mimed Crier, eonductor on a eoal
train on the North Penn railroad, slipped on'and
under one of the ears, nod had both legs crushed.
one ahovc and one, below the knee. The train
ww, an empty one coming front Philadelphia.
The :accident happyned near what is known as
"Shanty Hill," South Bethlehem. Amputation
was performed. Thy unfortunate man has since
died.— I/WM,. Timex, nth inst.
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A stranger was arrested in Newtown, on
Saturday Lint, by the constable of the place, and
taken before G. A. Jenks, Esq., on. account of
having some resemblance to a man described by
the Mayor of Newark, N.J., for WHOM he offered it
reward of MO, but on referring to the proclama
tion he wits described as having "turn up nose,"
but as the stranger was fortunate in havinga turn
doivn nose. lie was relieved front all suspicion and
treated ton night's lodging in the town house.—
Boris rowdy Intelligrneer. •
A German was arrested in this city also, on sus
picion of icing the man whom the authorities of
Newark are after, but upon the parties coming to
Allentown to identify him tiny pronounced hint
the wiling man," and Ile was released.
COAT. AND NAVIGATION COMPANY
The Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
have sufficient surplus totake a divideud of four
per cent. in January, if it is deemed prudent ; and
had It not been for the very heavy loss of business
and expenses caused by the dlsastrous freshet of
the rah of October : they would have ten per cent.
For the future, however, the prospects are iamb
; the Company now lets twillelent ears to
10.000 to,— or w,uk, Ina are a little
eltort of motive power. They have two ant:Neil
now on the way up, and willopen the Spring trade
with ten mare new engine, and 4,000 more ears
* than they had tact Spring. The repairs to the
C:111111 alone, np to January I,t, will amount io
one hundred thousand dollar.•—•/..:rehmiu,
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It has -eldont been our lot to exionine It
more eleg.it :c,sortnient of choice fancy artielea
foul t Ind 114)W 011 eNIIII4IIIOII 11101 hold at 11. Dixon',,
N. gl, South Eighth etreet, Philadelphia. Ills
”toel< emnpri,es n tine di,play of Purim) Lint tad
111:11110 01 . 11111110111», V114)C44, Jardiniere,
toilet limey thorinometers, bisqiie figures,
cigar case, and holder-, urnainca
ko Lark gammon boards, dominoes,
:Irv:Nati In ‘i-11 the city, by all 111,11,
van all Nr. Dixon. a. they eatinnt fall to Intl at
~.I:o,ll,lititelit many artiele, not to be found
11,11.111 1 3. T the lovatinn, No. 21 South
Eighth -treet. between 1111 . 1:0 anti
Clo—itott st tilt 111.•
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(hi New Yeur'g Jut there will be a great
,ale of 1101,(,, cagges tilt Laructh ut erfilteti
Hatt!, 111 Millerstown. It 6 a :rare opportunity
Mr those who wish to 'my good htock. A rattle
tar a bear will laic place at the same time, whlcit
is likrlt to nit, rise to :i rood deal of sport.
On Thursday, December 30th, there is to be a
grand hog match at Smith A: croWs, Monterey,
Berk- Outlay. There will be a gnessing box
operas!. At the sanic time it fax 'elms., will take
place.... The animal its walled by Mr. Welder, and
the occasion will create great excitement In that
neighborhood.
On Thurskty, Dee. 301 h, a great bog matelt I.
to come. elf at the polite house of James Schwa,
berger, at 'Whitehall Station. The porker is of
mammoth proportions, supposed to weight :.00
pounds, ! old Judges of weight are already crowd
ing the prize box with their" stamps. —
On New Years Day IL great rattle Int a splendid
spotted horse is to come offal the public house of
David Peter. Persons desiring To go lit the oue
hone circa, Ints.iness should he nn W11(1111)41 try
lair luck. •
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.\ (krill:Ill night school has hven opeileil ul
Stvii,Ville, 110 , t.ollllty.
The Tiwittob Enzpoeiont stivi•t that apitliett-
I j o u trill lit• made at the next session of the New
Jersey Legislature fir authority to eon-tract a
railroad from Rocky 11111 to the Delaware river at
Lambertville. This we presume menus the exten
sion of the Rocky Hill Railroad to the river In
gnestlon, a project quite feasible. and one which
w ill lie of derided advantage to that keetlon of
country Appileatlini will also be made for a rail
road from rivoitowtoo to the Delaware river, with
privilege to build a hrldge over that +Treat❑ :IN
tOOll its lilt' assent of Pennsylvania I, obtained.
This is understood to lie an extension of the South
Branch road, so no to afford another mute to Phil
adelphia, in the interest of the new Jersey Central.
'Nile PollsvilleVoitemti published a horrible
n w o .,,bout the 1;1,Inuilllii: or a whole family named
"Roach, — a few days ago, by an Irish servant
girl. It created a great seitit ion. It turned out
that the Roaches were ettek-roar/tes, andt the girl
was found guilty of Justillable '• bugleitic."
The Quakertown ➢adrpeiolelf, whose career
was eat oil' untimely by the Sheriff two tar three
wse b s sin , has b r oi l born again under the title of
the li,'ei' Mirror. New material. hits been pro
f cured, land it presents a good appearanue. Eph
raim L. Cope and Hubert 1., Cola' are the twoprie
tors, and R. 1.. Cope :anal St ephett T. Kirk editors.
Both di the editors now reside in Doylekown, mid
both are lawyers. Mr. Kirk is also County Super
intendent. The paper Is to be devoted to polities,
literature. home ilitlin , and news. As to polities,
the publishers declare their faith 111 t.' DenaeNry,"
promising to sustain its 'lloll . 'loes and in eXpOne
the errors and da11114121, Of 0111,041114 lloetrimcs.—
Bo.•kx ro. hitettitotrer.
The Ikthlebent Iron Co. has given notice
that a reduction of from ten . to fifteen per rent.
ill lie made in the wage, of their employe, on I he
of January. •
John J. Roth, the noted horse thief, who
from Easton Jail, about three innuOs
it , zw itt,,V wit, recitultireil In 11,111 a. broke
Jail 111411111 Wit 6,llunlay eight.
There will be u ball qt H. L. :111pulples,
Nt.•ehool., oa 111 , oh Ikmnplber AIM.
ANOTllini HORROR IN , COAL . MINING-11011FIER
WALLOWED UV AND 'rflE occuwarre
KILLED OR itenNEn
A distressing calamity occurred at Stockton
about two miles thin side of linzelton, on rtotti r
tiny morning last, nbout 5 o'clock. A coal mlne
eared In, tilling the abaft Lind tunnebwlth etmr
-111008 masses of enrth and completely untying Oro
large houses, with all their 111111111i1 , 11, a n d 'clink..
ing:np the entranced° the mine. 'As the houses
were erualted and broken, the fire to the stoves
01111 moan leafed to the anthers and the tlnmes
eawooloql the whole mow:, horning In death
t Immo of the vletlins whn hful. ❑ot been 1:111A
outright. The Beetle• WILR otiolerriblo to heitoitl
Alarm Isitreakt among the the neighbors, and fur
nthire and goods lvere r011101:1211, as It wit,. not
known how soon t heir names might share the fate
of (hove who bat the night before had rot trod to
sloop, with not n thought of 111010 impending
doom. It Is ',portal thel4• were 401111' lIIInI'C4 In
the Mines St the time end these, it IS ',Moved,
wer, (•11111, Icilled or Kulfiwatell. Ten Ilvem are
k.etwn to have been lost, and It Is feared °them
have also perished. It adds another !terror to
the chapter of mining accidents which have or
eorreil lu that region within thepast few months.
John Cooper, who resides at Stoekton, left
there 9.101 later Me 0 ,tirrenve anti brought her
hild-ren to the restilenee ea her Olther, Ur.
Tllgh
uuul Martin, ill tills city, on Saturday evening!
Stiln wllsll.lo4llalll by rOlll.O 01111 that her house wits
lu nn danger, and she therefore_ made no pre-
liana lon to leave, but soon after the ininerit Warn
ed tier of ihr situation, and upon examination
nhc dlsruvr•red that the rear and front Ivan:: were
entekr•d :Intl titatiltere ovldr•ntlr danger in
remaining longer In the house. The nelglshont
rolltiered curry nsnisinin•r In I,llloVing
The Ilazenon Iln, companies wereon
and did good service, but they Nvere tunable to
sl4vo the burning buildings mid their occulmili,,.
tonlorstnnil the mines, which are known ns
t lie East Sugar Loaf, are owtivtl by Messrs. Lin
dernmn Skeet . , shnd were formerly owned by
1.1 Packer. We hope It luny he the anal of
NOIIIO st•vvry legislatioti at Ilarrisharg regulating
tutu int; uperatietts. I Ite disasters which have
earned the Woad or Inman livings and cast so
murk misery anti mourning Ilium our fe•1Iow
have been the re9ult nreeunem which the
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wor,u than criminal neglect, and we
hope our Legislature, lu Justive to the v111%1'104 of
our State, will so regulate the distance .from the
surface at which mining can I.e carried on, that
we shall hover hear In . 1
he future of such a calsca
Hy as the ithove
The follou•Ing additional particulars nre from a
ollttpatelt dated the !Silt:—Stockton Is it
lag.. situated on the Ilitzelton branch of the Le
high Valley .Railroad, two talk, distant from
llazellon. It enntaltim many very neatly built
howtes and other buildings, the Company's. stores
:aid the hotel !wing lite prittelpsl _structures.
'rho Company employs aboul 1,2110 inlners, who
make this their home. Th, mine nuns parallel
with the railroad track through the village
About 7o feet aterve the place of Saturday :s tied-
Mont tlio :nine eavvd In some pears aigo, hut 110
(11I11ger 11111111 hns
.\llOlll I. yi•lll . Sngon. II hole Was
made by 1 ht. ,11' the eitilli .111 . ..et1y lit front
e the two 111-filll.ll 111111N1,1.
The residents of 111111,11'S Nll,, :11'11111 1,3.1 r. Phillip
Willll,llll, MS (Wilily 1111dlooarderh:11110 Ihr 111.111
Ily of 31r. tori•lgi and hoarders,tw, ,need
front II terrible death by it singular 111,11111KiIIIIre.
A r. :\ 0rr1..1 :mot: e t ht•
Its pvt,lsh•nt howling and harking
iht•aneu t , O t he pur pogo iallSeert 11111111 g a•httt
1111 M
alarm ;old the lau Wlullhw hail Imrely lime to
Nittr Wotherait, running the
NX ruin; 1,11, , G• 11 htto ;thysn, hut thus sub
11,1,1,1 ce.111,1.4 ...
111P11. She 1. S.1111.•NVIIIII i11 . 111501i 111111 prostrated
fr.llll exoltemeill :Cud b‘dekvill I,i:over
All it lay re , 1.11•W54,1N05..1;t11116 liopeleKsly
i 1..• lulus. 'Hwy
ink %%lb'. a , kpl of 01 ywars, (laughter of P.:years,
:I , lollff right 11101 3111 illtllat. MIN 1,1111
piked one filmlly. The other voilsisletl or Mr
1,111,: POIIIIII, 11 111111 1111 1110111!
1".1 Is laal:cs I 'r l" It is n•port,4l
jilt ~.111,• 111,11 Ic. :I• 1111131 . HIM` 311
111.• at•vidcitt, and a1i,110.0,tc.11) . dealt.
11111 Illy ril.rt L, v.•ry doubt I II I. ir /id 0111110 A 110
1:A01.11 to ally 101111 1 4 0 :i11111 , 11 . 10 Si/ for II lids
(.11111 I relleli 1).1104
111 1110 TllO i • ilVI . I , 7.1 Ibol %vide ;Mil
1 , 01 lit. 011,111111 :, the ill tht• .i•t
.•.12,i lie 1.1 %VW , ‘,ll 11.4 . grUllllll, nud
111111 111.010 rri•l y t•>.rrliuu tai eS11111:11101 the lire
11111/.• lhnt NOllle I.i Ihr prI,OIIS f u the Cave
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der- , ‘,lkJ
was not, howe'ver, the
faintest probal,lllty to any being ally° one hour
a.tor the aryl lent 1‘,13i Place, as all Wert, hurled
I, tint. Lulea ~art h. Tito ezchemeut Is very
etesit. reettlies lit this t ielutiy arc MOVIng out
Iltidr laai , es, heating that their! , Will melt In
nest. 'sneer Is . 110 danger of thu, millet; taking
I,lad..ralan nod alcuar arrivcalat the
A4,11‘• of tin , . alsa•dvr title afiernOcia. are
spnria4 an pain , tin •••••are thobodies us Speedily
as
Tlicact.l.lellt hy worltittg tilt. Itreitst
lu Iltv c•.111..t . 3y tilt, twat' litt• Itittler the
Isott, , , tilt., Irving tinily almitt ts,.•ltty Wet M .
stutt.t• wltt•re It rut rd ill. I Intl}
of IWrSIIIII4 11111 11 . 111• Ii N 14.1.• 1111011,1111 N/
a <lllll6ir 11.ilv. NVllel , it U1.'1141111.1 .
..f till• 1,111 . 1)/11111a.ltlivt • tt any. ~ver work:.
lit, Pulpit nprrmit.ll...ll , ilt tit.m . the Qttri;,.....
.11,4 1....4‘...1 a 1..0.14)4 11—...tituvia .4 llolidu) t.. 1.4
r.....iming .4 a baulk.. tint it Luc. , tad I.itor , Cullnr.
euhlwariug Puial. Puiulupliqua, (rein Thrond. Ifrul Slut
tie. nod a 1.... ;In 1,,11eul u...o.lutent .4 Im4/41.43 Loo ,
Th. , ... In ....urch of Chri•una. , Pre...4a• Canns Out oily
111010 iIC,I/1111.1i. gift. Sru ladle,. thou ure oulluar.ll in one
largo. unol var1...1 41.41, of InOtlouuld.. gond,
We win Wvie.lllll' 10 It enter It, this deilltrillient
nay lielli , of Sunday Sellout new= front any and ' S• P. ?V EIV II A BD. •
,1,1711
every part ttl the enmity. Pastor i a4therintend.
rute and teaeltertt me reque•ted to IN biliribllie Mat- S IZ . EN (;LEAI A N •
ter of Sunday•Sehool Imputative. All vontioni. • 1 , 1,1.1, IN
eIIiIMIR should be
ad C d oresreedp to
HI 1. A IV ki
,Tho r,ondlng Secretar, C lF
Lehigh County Sunday School As•neintion,
II h: LW I. I N.s. 80HR.111.1.21' 1.1 LA SSW ARE,
Po=t Oftlee box 291, Allentown.
ORIGIN OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS. • ' LAVA \VA HE•
Sunday Schools were formed about the' PARIAN NIARBLE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
year 1781, liv Robert Mikes, a printer in
Gloucester. 'Business leading hint into the NO. -I WEST HAMILTON ST..
suburbs of the town, inhabited by the lowest
class of the people, he was struck with nston• .1 I.LENTC)W N, PA.
ishment at seeing a group of children, miser- ''"''''''''
ably ragged at piny. Ile was Informed that c A ry
on Sunday the street was filled with a multi- i ,
rude of wretches who, having no employment iiP THE BEST AUTHORS
on that day, spent their time in noise and riot,
playing at chuck, cursing and succoring. To IN' PAPER COVERS,
cheek this deplorable profanation of the Lord's FROM 15 CENTS UPWARDS.
day, he engaged four women, who kept dame
schools, to instruct as many children as he
should send them on Sundays, in rending and ,
the church catechism, for which they were , to 'l A . ,
Il' T l' N ILI A' IND'
_.4.,_ .l I
receive one shilling each. In a short period , a
a visible 'improvement was effected both, in . T BO()
the ma mOI nners and orals of the children, who , . r ..I
T
now' Mlle in large numbers ; they • attended . . ?
church with their mistresses, and n great twiny , M
• .
•XEIIICAN AND LONDON,
learned to read and say their catechism. ' ..
Such was the origin of the Stitday schools PROMTIVE CENTS UPWARDS.
in England. Numerous schools, formed on
the some model, sprang tip in all the principal •
towns, and a society, under high, patronage, T 't• Desks,
was formed in London in 1785 for the estab- 11 '111 (I
lishment and support of Sunday schools
throughout the kingdom, which In fourteen .
years expended £4OOO in payment of teachers. • EVER Y STYI:E AND PRICE.
The Sunday school found its way into Scotland
as early as the year 1782 ; but it wns not till • ----
1786. when the Society for Promoting Religi- A NEW STOCK O"
ous Knowledge among the 'Poor was formed,
that it was publicly recognized • when the ~ K • ,
Gratis Sunday School was formedthen schools Oeket BIN es,
became general. At first they met with con-
siderahle opposition from portions of the en-'
elcslitstieal courts, but they are now supported
by all the churches. - Sunday School Unions
exist in Edenburg . , Glasgow, Mid most of the • - • ,•ic. I , ••• ••• ' , '•
large towns. In Ireland Sunday Rehm& have BEAUTIFUL POUT-MONNAIES, POCK
been partially anticipated in County Down in ET BOOKS, LADIES' WORK BORES and
1770 ; but it was not till 1785 Soil the system „,_, „ , ..,,,„,,,,,
mud
pursued by 3lr. 'Nikes was adopted, since 1,-;'-'3"?.."1"-" , every
• huaginabh; article
which its history hat 'been' analogous to. that j kept In a fancy goods and stationery store,
of England. The Sunday School . Society for suitable fur
Ireland wits established in 1809.' • -
Sunday schools.were introduced into New .
CH ittstr NI A.S. PItE i SENTS
- ,
York in 1810, through the exertions of smote,
benevolent ladles, from which theyhave spread ' T •
. themselves throughout. the United States. iLi i yam yls c,1111(111Q 11
They are now to be fottml NyitttVOYf,i' Pin ttti-.. !,, 1- itt 1' 7 4/4X/ 1 4 1 W , ji . O.Q-K r yi,vxwi-J,
finiat {Pad rierinon hingungu t . ern apoken. 415 F4A1 4 1 1 HAMILTON STREET,
, -They thrive vigorously in Ow Prnteinant 1 .
• churches of Frilllf.P. Will Illpr 7f.ently WO . ALLENTOWN, I
Lehigh tl' la Simian" School 111.
lelligenee.
---
been introduced Into Italy. Of -the number
of teachers and scholars who assemble every
Sunday, no correct estimation can be formed, '
but it is. stated That there are in the` United
Kingdom abed- 100,000 teachers nod 3,000,-
000 scholars.
Sunday schools throughout the world have
done an immense anionnt of good. They have •
brought many children to their Saviour who
otherwise wouldhaVe been lost, from the time
they were first organized until the present
time, which is now about eighty-eight yenta.
SAPIENTIA.
• , + • ,
Amory all the attraiittfons and ladneettlents to
buy. offered by other and newer elothingllol.l , M in Phiin.
de/Pilliii that the old established concern of •
Rocklin' & Villson not otily holdo Ils own. hot keeps pace
with ell the modern Improgamento. actual') taking the
load In most of theta. Their "(treat Brown IlnU" to
stocked fromba,ment to roof with eyerythiug that eau be
called for, Itt men's :fed bop,' wear. Purchasing their
materials. as they do, in Immense quantities, and but ring
tito entire product of whole rullin at
certain clue.'.' of
gouda, their faellitle , for furnishing tl.eir outruns with '
Philadelphia
fabrics are unsurpassed. There is 110 11111(14 . t
Philadelphia or any other city which has such complete ,
rorugenutato for making up Ito good., and trintsolug them
In the moot exauleite style. Both lu the roatly-madn' •
and • ' cuetom departments, hosts of our readers ran ten
tify that Rockitill Wtleon never fall to give them entire
eatlsfactlou.
To OWNERS AND THOSE HAI'
IND CHARGE OP HORSES AND CATTLE.
-PRUSSIAN I.INIIVIENT,
Ilna proved Its great healing and .00t1.1...t qualities In the
curo of the most tronbleeolne affection.. lo which the
la Sprain., Swelling, Stine. or the Joint. outl
Tendon, Scratch., Bruise, Galls and Clinton. produced
by the hurtles, Foot Rot lu Sheep. (Jarget or Swelled Ud
der In Cattle. Ithentnalletn. Quin'', Nall lit the Foot. Sr.
Put up In Pint Bottler. Price $l. it).
For Hale by nit respectuble Dr...whits and Store-keepere
throughout the confdry. Wholeanle hr
J A MSS (I. WELLS.
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E.Cor. Ninth and Spring Gordon Si..,
For niloby L. SCIDIIDT S.: CO.. E. 04 Hamilton Kt.
Alleutown.
KRAIMERz—KNERR.—On the 13th of Decem
ber, by the Rev. S. K. Brobst, Mr. Daniel Kramer,
of Lyun, to Miss Emelina Knerr, of Low•hlll.
QUADENFIELD—KODER.—On the 27th of
November, at Richland Centre, Backs county, by
the Rev. R. B. Kistler, Mr. John Quadentleld to
Miss Sarah Koder, both of Haycock.
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RINkER.—On the 20th of November, in Lower
Milford, Lehigh county, Samuel Rinker, aged 80
years, 10 months and 12 days.
HORN.—On the sth Inst., lu Roekill, Bucks co.,
Hannah, widow of John Horn, Sr., aged 61 years,
5 months and 3 days.
GOOD.—In Allentown, on the 14th Inst., Willie
Good, aged 1 year, 0 months and 10 days.
MATCIIETT.—On the 17th of November, at
Catasa unlit', John T. Matchett, aged 54 years.
LEUSCIINER.—In this city, Eliza Jane daugh
ter of Joseph and llelen Lenschner, aged 10 months
and 8 days.
pIIBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Will be mold at Pithlie Salo on NATURDA Y. the lib day
of JANUARY. A. D. Ib7ll. at I o'clock I'. K. on the prein•
800, all that certain inesounge and lot of around oilman
on the noutli hide of Walnut etreet. between Eighth and
Ninth %Welk, In the City of Allentown. bounded on the
Went by lot of Nrc. Harlitcher. and on the knot by lot late
of II W. Burentr. contelning In frontopt nal,' Walnut
street 3) feel and In depth 110 feet to no 11110 y. Tht..„
Improvernento thereon ce helot of a TWO-B'l'ollY n.
BRICK DW ELLINII HOUSE. 20 feet front by :12 feet
deep. with Buck Building II by 15 fret, nod Frome I an
lloune. It being property lately hold to , tenet for Cathe
rine SWOIIk. &WIMP&
Coudltione made knownltoil attendance given on th•
day of rale by 11111 lIA EL 1). EBERII ARD,
dee 22.1 t Truitt.,
LEHIGH IRON CORPANY.-THE
ANNUAL ELECTION for Five Directors of tho Lo•
high Iron Company to nerve for the en.ning your will be
held nt the Second National BOO< of Allentown. on MON
DAY. JANUARY Id next. between the hours of one and
two o'clock. I'. M. WM. 11. AINEY,
dee ifellt SCI,(1,11.11.
UNION SAVING AND BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
• The unnultor.: 0 r thln Annorliolan will wet at the tidier
of Elias Mertz. got Monday evening, January 1870. at
7 o'clock. Panonal attendance In requented, an an 'tee.
lion will be held for President, Vice Premident. Tresaurcr,
and twelve Directors. At the same limo OUP dollar per
shorn will •Ite paid In. Thorn wishing to have sharer
should•serure them without delay.
A. 11. \VINT. Cho/from/J.
EI.IAN Motto,. S.ceetriey.
MOM
ALLE.VrOWN ItAII.It4IAD COM
PANY:l'ltin*t,ootritt•. December 13, ItthA.
The Annual Meeting of MP Stockholders of the Allan
town Railroad Company trill be held et the Mlles of the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company.. No. Ff 7
South Fourth street, Philadelphia, ou MONDAY. JANU
ARY 10th. 1 , 70, at IT, o'clock. A. 31— when on
election
trill be held fora Pretddeut and six Directors to .erve for
the ensuing year. W3I. li. WEBB, Seen. fill,
101IIMULICSAI.I.: OF BANK STOCK.
IL Win be Pxpo.ed a.l puhlle -ode ouSattirday. January
Ist. KO. at the American to the city of Alloutown.
all "'dock, P. Al— ONE HUNDRED AND ONE SHARES
OF ALLENTOWN NATIONAL BANK STOCK.
OFJOIDE FRY. •
\\'M. 11. SOW DEN.
Administrator. of Win. Fry. aleceatold•
Ilv hmilvillatigy gave I
11 , 001( I I.ooli I I LOOK I
TILE BEST MACHINES IX THE 11'07eLD!
G It() V - Elt & BAKER
III , ;11EST I'lti.:3lll • slSENVi'Sli 31 ACIIINE
An ...led 014.1111;11,4 ppottlnni. • • The ot the Le
gion ttl Honor," at the Part,. Exp,ltlo. NI Af'lll\E
NEEDLES. TlittEADnod SILK TW IST cotp.tautl,' on
bond. The people of Allentown and ricitnt y ore cortliall)
Ito:lied to roll at toiro.ttlettrottni.
Ileutetabor the place. oppo,ile the (term./ Ilefurtned
Clinch.
II II —Full iuntrtictltotpt given to ant' Peroon• Inachott
lug )laeltlae, Nitwit int, tvarranttsl to ttico.atp•factlett.
S. M. KEll'Elt, Agent,
N., In Et,t Ila !ninon St.. Alletston n.
L A 11 fl. ILI{ A %I . S
\C .a I.
01 11'.1 W' .1..V1) .11E.V AN Win
FOREIONd
other IloN , STocE S,
lion; und (;oVERNAIENT
an
COLLECTIoNs prontPt I) °mac un all p"lnt , ..
DEPOSITS RECEIVED,
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IStt paha will be nelreat Iti tit. Illte•re•I
who favor ttm with t i
p,. h.-inv..,
CU..
hunk pro unit Broker,
deo 22-ly 5 ,, . :0 , :Id SI.. /.111111.1.41
ar2REAT ATTRACTIONS FOR TIRE
%._A HOLIDAYS.
HANDSOME ANB VALUABLE (41rrs
On. FELIX 11. MATCHKES'
Aaarriagcs
Dratbz.
.111iticellaueou5.
AT FosTEws SPW YORK STORE
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M ItS.
No. 34 EAST 11A ILTON
ELENT( )\\r\,•
or VARIOUS PRICES
Clothing
C A It II .
E. 0. THOMPSON.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 908 Walnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Especial attention In tooled to thin eonimodlme, and
beald(rnl ri.tablittlintent, iher.rtenalnct stock ofitessocksble
non dealrablo 'nods mlware on band, the reputation ob
tained on a Irivlrr in In shlon.w , and the great fetcl/itler
pooeoosed for titt.fahritution ind prompt deepateh of all
order'.
Although cininent In the pr..ectition of ovary brunch or
the trade, for the portlcalar benefit of the great number
dlkitthdled,
PANTALOON CUTTING. AA A PPACI•LTY.
bannounced .• which Is au art not obtained by traltalion ,
ut through close study, experience and practice.
Thome doodling eacy and mynah Pantaloons, are Invited
to giro thin method a trial. , Oct (43En
The Iles] Excellence oolCh,":: eu of our Cloth
leo le the only Beet el ist ..t.6._..
!IMM
_
4H`
11111PIPP
.„1,01rEtT104,1
OF
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MI
r. ..he 101 l . ..II
ervry place
• I. wall atallged,
and ea...folly eat:Wood.
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our ....oh. of lt•ady
h...... coo Llog,•r• such
aot k In other
• • omits on Cu..
••• 1111.1 r work
hi ..e• • comfort with
t.
Our hands sea elopplled
with Ou brat trim tolugs.
mid we ova that they nu
them, sod every amid*
tr, thoroughly hated be.
lor'obolug put lobo stock.
kvery garment sold I. an.
101 l with a legal
holding us r•-
sivo.lll.lo for th• c0r
.........•••0f all lb. rep
ro...tallow. made.
It It rouerded tbst 0111'
lara• Imalne•• and ninny
...1., i i vaotagra, enable
ua ote• II low., thou
k.lll, i/0111e. IV•lnvite•
fa I r cotuparlatm of price.
MIL AlrD WINTER OF 1869
WO iIIITO Wide the
GREATEST PREPARATIONS YET.
Numberless Garments,
Endless Variety,
Choicest Selections,
Goods to Wear Well,
Standard Styles,
Latest Fashions,
New Furnishing Goods ,
Ke - A I I our gorliln are marked at Lowey
ruka (hurt were thomune !uncles last year.
AND
HPAITSEIT BOR BOYS' AID YOUTHS WEAR
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.1 r. .dpechally well propared to
glr• astleactl..
:.:ew aid Better Cutters, •
Improved System,
Greater Dispatch,
.1 Finer Lino of Goods than ever,
Scimul • oth,.,
•!•mindey Clothes,
Many New Styles,
Wearing Qualities Unequaled.
..„ •
, 13,U ILDI NGS •
SIIR Leta= Ili MI STARS,
?. E. t:ur. oth & MARIET STS., :in«birningin.V.l.:
PHiLADELPFIIA. tMarket 141 Minor.
Agri cultural
S
CUM Pl. ET E NFI E,
UENUV BUWER, Ohentist
1:1=1
Made from
Super. Phoyhate of Li,ae, .Amonia and Ran.,!
WA RRANTED FREE FROM ADULTERATION
Thi. 31,11111 re contain,. MI the elements to produce bin
croph of all kind... nod I“ highly recommended by all who
geed ho by dh.tinguk ro
hed chebwo who here, by au
aly•d• t.•- ,, d it. qna 1111 , 4. Pocked In Hoge of Mlllta.
cod,
DIXON. SHARPLERS & CO.,
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89 Soul:, Water aid 40 South Delaware Av.,
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For ..111111 Ily WI LL lAM REYNOLDS, 7P South Street.
Baltimore. For btformattop, addrons iiolll7 Bower
IrbIlut11.11 , 1.13• fob 10-'W-17
Financial
INCREASE F CAPITAL.
I'll I.: FIRST NATIONAL IL \Nli OF
M. EN TO W N
Paid up Capital
Authorized Copithl. 8.3110.000.
The Dirertor. el 11,4. I.ntheing the inerelll.• of
buslues. la the clo an.l community the entalla•
um! &main] anti y more Ilanklng earllnl. have
revniv...l 1.. inerea.., til.. Capitol Stock or 1111. Bank (rent
615.1.e1 Y 1 10,0004111
The
x 1
The me, ea,. ate nen open
al the Banking Hon-, and all ner-on. 41e4reum ..1 eecUring
etnek are illVited to make applleallon nnen.
The ale 1 ,, im1.1 In theinlinn ing 1.4,11.
meula, vls:
10 per row. ell day el rille.erlitl'ei.
" 1:41/ they or Fehrnary neat.
111 " 1.1 .1 Avell next.
.. ~ 1 .1 " Jinn. next.
For !nether Information 41114 . 11 8 11111,111, 1in..." 10
T. 11. NOT ER, I'll.4ller.
uo, 1:41
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MACUNGIE SAVINGS BANK
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MOW.] on deptlYil 411 1100. ant to
.40V butt‘
(non 000 dollar upward, for which
I=l9
will Lo paid. •
Depoolts may he w lthdrawu O. any time. Penman de
tlroun of nendlng wontnp to any port 01 the rutted States
or (Innntlan, will have their man,. promptly attended
to. and without nut - rink on their port.
Mold, Silver, Coupon.. Bond.. roil other neeurltler
bo , t v it !Lk It Ay I Sri' A LI,. Prenldent.
EN, •rP
K UT ZTINN BANK,
lOrytularil undo) ))tate )'hurter lu leUl. )
MONEY HECEIVRH ON ONNOSIT. and Itper woo. le.
t•rc•11will Le elluw ,t. For periods dwrial taloa
Also, money lonurd out nu F AVI It ABLE TKHNIA. Std
Bank tu locatod le tbe Huy tour Ilonee, in the borough 01
Kutztown. JOHN H. FOOKI, Presldeut.
Entealtti IluTTEnteKin, M. D. Cashier.
MIIME
. .
F. J. Slough 31. D.. .J, 1.. Wanuor, /1..4,,
..David FtKier. 11. 11. Schwartz, 1. y..
w. 11. Fogel, • 1/aulel Chider
Itlehnr.l.l. hutqr,, Joan.. MIIIrr
10'1241 JOlll,ll. V0r„..1, E.,
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AL LENTIII N MAI'IIiGS INSIITiII.
TlO3l
(Orgattlard undor SIAO' Chian, In Inn..
bloody zerelved uu %Toga, and u put vino. liderept al
lowed for oue year. Fut .lop lot loo'beb rul••. will
De paid.
ALSO, Mossy 1.41,11 , .0 , 11.'T ”N Fa r,Rnnl.R
Banklos Ilouss,llAMlLl'ON told•way he
liessit the Court noose sod Ad... 11,14 14)(6, upposits side
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WILLIAM U. AIN EY, P. ut
xlde
JACOB h. NI (41.1/19r.
Charles n 1it0 , 1,. John D Srilx.,
CM - 1011111 Nets, Frameln, C Soworir,
limrrso Probst, riametel Nell,
Beni 3 II ag..#31.c 11 . Ncttoo Iwter,
Willbou II &Nev. timrll
T I JEVVEIC
NUOTOOItAPIIEIt
(I.titutd Philadelphia.) Itits taken the Gullet
No. II EAST HAMILTON STREET,
rna uY
I R ES. t ell I lt t eileu tu •
VlHnr t tlT r igla t
Ne.hti?thtytie-:,Cou..ttritt't•
Zaatdic.g anb 3ennlrp.
CHIVATNUT AND 12111 STREETS.
PHILADELPHIA
BAILEY 6z, CO.,
EW
GRAND OPENING
('HRIS'I'hIAS TR_A llb:
MAGN I FIC ENT STOCK
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
SILVER-WARE,
FANCY GOODS, ac.
BRIDAL GIFTS
A SPECIALTY,
DAILEY It Co. hat• the handeomest store ta ty 111.11141
and will at tines be pleased to receive and abew vislt
ors through their eetablishment.
BAILEY & CO.,
NEW MARBLE STORE,
CHESTNUT AND 12TH STS.,
IMEIMI
jive 13raof £aft
HERRING'S
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROW,'
(WITH DRY FILLING.)
Aron".led aka ril4t Mal& at World's Falk. L.t..1.,1
World Fair , New Turk, Lipositlca Parl,
FARREL, HERRING & CO
ii•WIST 011.1.Ah1,
Cu.. Mataawa.
WM. W. ltrasi.
6294'H EST NUT ST R E t:T,
lIKKHINto, FARM/J.• *HUMAN. NSW Tomb
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HIRRIXO, FARM. • 00., 11W ORLI/ail
THE GREAT PACIFIC RAILROAD
uokiTu.tut. ttUNDii
4159.000.
UNION az CENTRAL
DULTOLIT AND SOLD
DEHANTEN & BRO.,
JANSSEN •ND ODALDRI IN ourmagariNrat
40 SOUTH TIMID tiTHALT,
May 11010
W . J. EI'EUETTW NEW PATENT
SCA PULAR SHOULDER BRACE AN!)
STRAP SUPPoRTER.
Yo rlrnPn Inter Ur Perfectly comfortabir. nno •
junalrally 1116 neul bighly hearielal. 60 North 7 16
ppL?mows., Pupportnr.. Pc t
ionklnym, t`rtrnr, lowert prirr. In Ow 011 y. 1.r..1)
•tirtlnut.
A SPLENDID CHASM
AN EXTHAORDINAMY OFFER
IXOPT DELAY, REND AT ONCE
THE LEA DLVN An II WULT ra.4 JO
FM*: }N)I.2 ON ENEA
•
A101116. , 01 STOICK .101 . 101.4 L. —l4 dir•L•tis , ••
.UlOOllll4 92 large doubt.. rolitturt OW> 4.V.a..4 311111.•
in itud Stock lire... Mug. a xtxinlxß Irg.ttot d.'lmttoto•t•
fur ton Practical Fortner. Dalryisy•, Stork Protolor t Wuot
tiro urrr. ttud l'oultry Illtwttvied With
outs
. lefollot Ittorror y mud IU 1111101. , 111.1)
noted arum. YILIrII4OII 0111111 thl. /110.41.1tly•• 9.try loch •
xr.
dent yid to nil
thy AugAttyte•tt. Vartutug totti Murk
8rt ,11 .2. 1. ‘ •• NrArrlu•rY Uoy•riwte.yl ma or the
rhuyyy „, y i rt.ift..4o.lllU Ilse Unto"! Marro
who 1,4. dxix lrouit y .. 1,1t0 • , 1 . 1
Tlitt9 ovory thyLostllw;
tow It 11..trw. 4.1.9 1111. .111 - Ottorf
Wit ttryc.w yerporod to..4..rthr A owe/coo iiryrkj,,,,
WI/ Le. ififf 1111 00.. year. to oil iir wattilarribrrs Int
to 1111.11 111,111 , 1111:ILE
.1[1 . 119; ohull subotribe
Lts l ;ll:l Jl: rhil ' alurATi; ', ! , :ei ,. . i . ,‘ , ,) ,e ruiouir
iloltbl duly mppreelotte, .L 1 your •ttbreri•ltorkS
otto• mud serltrp Jultrnat froe roan
a yaar.
aoa 14.. 0 101aT. fREDELIy, J1R.,..11114111410W.
FOB THE
FALL
BEI
ELM
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PHILADELPHIA
PATSDIT CRAMPLON
SAFES
PHILADELPHIA.
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