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,CITY
Removal
The publication office of the LEUTOTI
liea
lUraa has been removed to the Register Stationery
Store, first floor, Hamilton Street, two doors above
Sixth, in the building formerly occupied by Young
L eutz
Query
Wanted to know from the County Commis
sioners—how many children are to be killed before
the new bridge Is started 7
Appointments
Governor Geary has reappointed T. O.
Glnkinger Notary Public. Mr. G. has held the
position nine years, we believe, with satisfaction
to the public.
F. Z. Heebner has .been appointed Couuty
Auditor, In place of William .1. lioxworth, Esq.,
resigned.
A Splendid Piano
Linderman tit' Son's Gold Medal Cycloid
and Square Pianos rank among the finest
Instruments in the country. Their brilliancy
and fullness of tone is not surpassed by a concert
grand piano at double the price. Mors Instru
ments of this celebrated make have been sold In
Allentown, Lehigh and adjoining counties than of
any other manufacture. They can be used many
years and not become airy, as most other pianos
do, in only a few years. Come and examine them
at C. F. Iferrmarm's Store, Seventh, and Walnut
streets.—.4d,
Inafailationa
At a meeting of Unity Council, No. 33, Jr.
0. U. A. N., held on Tuesday evening, Jan 11,
the following officers were-Installed to serve the
,eisuingl quarter:—Jr. P. C., J. R. Wlcand ; C.
A., J. Reichard ; V. C., A. J. Weiss ; R. 8., P. J.
Baker; A. R. S., S. P. J. Brown ; T. 8., C. I'.
Beislove ; T. C., M. W. Keck; Con., P. Moyer;
W. J., D. Burger ; J. B. S., Zettlemeyer ; 0. S.,
11. Heist; Treasurer, A. 11. Weiss, J. R. Weiland,
.1. D. Burger; Representatives to State Council,
which will be held at Philadelphia, January 91,
0. J. Baker and J. D. Burger.
At a stated meeting of W. C. No. 63, P. 0. S.
of A. of Pa., held on Tuesday evening, Jan. 11th,
1870, the following officers were Installed for the
ensuing tel :—P. P., Werner K. Rohe ; I'. J.,
Allen Shaffer ; V. P., Edwin Ifoffert ; M. of T.
nod C., A. M. Weikle; Treasurer, Alexander J.
'Zenner; R. S., Walter P. Cole; F. S., Owen
Laub ; 0. G., Nathan .Worntan ; I. 0., George
Blank.
A Sad and Fatal Aecidcat
On Friday afternoon last a shocking calami
ty occurred on the Lehigh Valley Railroad, near
the iron bridge, in thin city. Mrs. Harrison Butz
and her daughter were prOceeding down the rail
road ou their way to East Penn. Depot, to see a
friend elf in the 4:20 train. They heard the ap
proach of a locomotive and looking round, saw
that the engine was not on the track they were
walking on, and considering themselves safe, paid
no further attention to it, but when the engine was
nearly up to them the engineer blew his whistle
for a man some distance ahead, and the sound so
frightened Miss. Butz that she Jumped upon the
opposite track, wan caught by the engine, run
over and instantly killed. Iler mangled remains
presented a shocking night. Her bowels protruded
and one arm was cut otT.
)[lse Butz was only about eight yearn of age
and the event bas created n fund of sympathy for
her bereaved parents. We have scarcely ever
been called upon to chronicle so gad a calamity,
where it Woo, as in this case, apparently the result
of no carelessness upon either side, Her remains
were Interred on Sunday afternoon and were fol
lowed to the grave by an unusually large number
of friends.
Annual Elections of Officers
The annual meeting of the Widows' and
Orphans' Mutual Benefit Society of Pennsylvania
was held at the office of William 11. Deshler, Esq.,
on last Wedtitsday evening, when the following
officers were elected :—Presblent, W. 11. Steckel ;
Secretary, William 11. Deshler; Treasurer, Martin
Seiple ; Directors, Charles K. Heist, C. B. M. Sell,
W. R. Steckel, Jacob Snyder, W. 11. S. Gross, W.
11. Deshler, Martin Selple, Charles S. Massey,
Owen Keiper, Walter J. Grim and Daniel Roth.
The following Bank Directors were chosen on
Tuesday of last week :
First Notional B onk m. 11. Blumer, J. M.
Line, Win. Kern, Jacob A. Blumer, T. 11. Moyer.
Second Notional Barak—Wm. 11. Alney, C. S
Buell, Geo. Brobst, Aaronlllet, .lea Ila Wet
Ntlllon Appel, Benj. J. Ilauentmeli, Samuel Sell
Jas. 11.
.4itetato,r), National 11(111k-15'm. Saeger, Pinion
Albright, J. P. Barnes, Solomon Boyer, M. Ilan
num, J. L. Hoffman, Henry Leh, T. H. Martin,
Christian Prctz, Henry Settnarmati, Thomas
Steckel, H. J. Schantz,
entammina National Bank—Ell J. Saeger, A. D.
tomhler, W. B. Porvell, Jonas Blery, Samuel
Straub, Franklin Andreas, John Williams, Jamrb
Borlick, Christian Hohl, William Kern, Charles
WePton Dodson, V. W. Weaver.
The Model lVife
There is but one gond wife in the world,
and every man thinks he's got her. Happy the
man who could think so (and we doubt not there
are ninny such) after hearing Mr. Wlllet`s lecture
In the Court House, ou Thursday evening. Tak
ing for the'basio of his remarks the description of
a virtuous woman, written by King Lemuel's
soother, and recorded In the last chapter of Pro
°verbs, the lecturer showed that though fashions
change and sewing machines take the place of
spindle and distaff, the Model Wlfe—the crown of
her husband, Ih all essential .particulars is the
same to-day ns she was three thousand years ago.
The same law of kindness is on her lips, the same
rule of i n dustry guides her life, and the same
41 1 / 4 mantle of gentle charity ndds grace to every act.
She jars fears while the husbandman sleeps, a sort
of thing calculated to make the RENT day pass
lightly and pleasantly, we should think, and with
a Wheeler & Wilson we would back the Model
Wife to beat the devil at It airy day. The lecturer
dwelt strongly and forcibly on the necessity of
Industry in a well ordered housegehl, and spoke
of " gumption" as a great and a glorious thing.
The tact wlth'whiels the Model Wife will manage
the household affalri was well described and every
"part of the description we would heartily endorse
n o nd hold up for Imitation, except that dreadfully
uncomfortable habit of getting up In* the dark.
It is quite a shuddering kind of thing to thinkot,
risinplis the cold wintry mornings, and almost ns
bad for the worse half, who might possibly stay
behind, as for the victim, We trust for the sake
of odr lienediets that none of our young wires
will run this thing Into the ground.
We were very glad to see the Court House wall
filled. These lectures are for the good of a com
munity.. It Is not for the amount of recondite
Intellectual matter they contain that we would
extol them, but for the good Influence kindly.
words, kindly spoken, have upon the minds of the
people. No woman who listened to Mr. Willets
with the understanding ear, but would be better
for the thoughts his remarks would awaken, nod
she could not tint be proud of her sea, and satisfied
with her mission, as she heard them de.saribed Ili
the eloquent words of the lecturer. " She shall
Ply rejoice In time to come,"—nor at the polls, we
trust, not on the hustings—but in the husband
who protean' her turd In the children who rise up
and call her blessed. Her Ililf.loll Is the Home
Misolon and not her political works, but her works,
of charity and mercy are the "works that will
praise her In the gates." Great credit Is due to
Mr. George Kuhl for his efforto •In providing the
citizens of Allentown with thIA treat, slid we trust
that the success of this lecture May bring others
of the same character Into the field.
The latter part of the lecture was not no hlghly
appreciated as It should havebeeu,ln consequence
of the dieturbanee cruised by the sudden lowering
of the gas. Whether the fault was In the metre,
or at the gas works, re cannot tell, but a ears
` i should he taken by some one Hint the public Is not
Ir us inennvenleneed.
Reduction in Price,' of One
he Pottsville (las Company have reduced
the price of gas to $8.50 per thousand feet. Caul
our company do the same thing I Try It, gentle
men, and make your6elves popular.
Agr len It Meeting.
The annual meeting and election of officers
f the Lehigh Count• Agricultural Society will be
chi at the American Hotel, this city, On Tuesday,
he first day of February, at 10 o'clock, a. to.
Book Agent Wanted
Wanted, a good reliable agent for the Hale
Of one of the most popular and et the same time
most valuable works ever publhilied.. Apply at
the REOISTIM Book Store. •
Outfits for Counting Houses,
papers of every kind, drafting nutterials, sta
tionery for ladles, penknives, ticksors, razors and
pocket books canl be found la variety at Iredell's
Stationery Store, In building fortnerlfocenpled by
Young b Lentz.—Adv.
Allentown hoe
an extensive china and glassware estab
lishment where ai great a variety and as low
prices ran be' found as In the larger cities. W.
refer to the new store of Richard Walker, No. 4U
West Hamilton street.—Atlc.
Loans Sold
The Lehigh Loan and Building Association,
oil Wednesday evening last, sold twelve loans its
follows ;—Six at $45; two nt `<47; two at $49;
and two at $49 premium per share.
At . a meeting of the Penn Loan and Building
Association, held Monday evening, ten Irmna were
sold at $7O premium per share, and two to $64.
Real Estate Changes
John E. Hoffman, Esq., has sold a vacant
lot on Sixth street, between Chew and Gordon, to
Edwin Reed, for $BOO.
Messrs. Burcaw, Milner nod Roeder have sold
a lot of groun d on Fourth street near Gordon, 22
feet front by 110 feet deep, to Joseph Geringer, for
For the Inauguration
The Hannon Zotmves and Hazelton Guards,
numbering 109 men, passed through here on Mon
day evening, en route for Harrisburg, to attend the
Inauguration of Governor Geary. Quite a num
ber of Allentonlans left here on the same evening
for the Paine purpose.
First-Class Hotel
rhe Allen House alterations and Improve
•ets are progressing. The table and appoint-
meals of this hotel are obtaining for it a celebrity.
Allentown has not lately enjoyed a very enviable
reputation In the matter of hotel accommodation
and we are sure enterprise and liberality In this
direction will he rewarded by a liberal public
patronage.
Ices, Law Firm
Among our new• advertisements: •>,•ill be
found that of the new firm of Erdinnti 3 Oliver.
We congratulate Mr. Erdman upon hilt association
with cu eminent a member of our bar. Mr. E.
has earned himself a reputation for Industry and
talent, and we feel sure that the mweefis of the
new• firm will be heat . tily wished for by all who
know the gentlemen.
Musical . and Dramatic Entertaia meat
On the third of February, an entertainment
Is to take place In the Court House, the proceeds
of which, as we understand, are to be devoted to a
good and charitable object. The peculiar feature
of the entertainment will consist in the fact of Its
being given entirely by our own folks "at home."
The musical and dramatic ability that we have in
our community is first-class, and we are Rure the
entertainment will be a treat to those who are
fortunate enough to obtain tickets.
Itelioso its
The "Bible Class" taught by the Bev. .1.
W. Wood, of this city, has lately received several
w members. Tt Is one of the most I nstructlve
and improving "exercises" of the Presbyterian
Church. The interest shown by Its members, and
the reputation of the reverend gentlemen as an
Instructor, ease many members of other churches
to join, and as it is free to anyone, young or old,
who takes an Interest In tie Mudy of the Scrip
tures, we would reconnuFml young ladies and
gentlemen to go and see It. Possibly they may
lind good reason to " fall In."
Gel Rid of the F'l'anking Nut+lane,
Postunnster General Cresswell, w•e under
stand, has furnished blank petitions to all the
principal post (Mires, fur the abolition of the
franking privilege. If this is no, Postmaster
Diefenderfer will shortly have one at the post
office. Fellow citizens, go and sign It. Help
Postmaster Cresswvll in his efforts Input tire prrn
sure on to the M. C.'s, that this much abused
privilege may be abolished. If any one else but
our Most honorable legislators had been benefited
by it, the whole rotten system would have been
exploded long ago. Thin is not complimentary,
but It Is unpleasantly true, mid It does not affect
those upright men who have scorned the littleuesn
of this thing and opposed It In Congress and'out.
Killing 1o Murder,-
We have the authority of the Daily News
for a tow disilnetion in murder vases. A man,
woman or child may lie murdered without being
killed, as well as killed without being murdered.
We are very glad that this is so. It takes away
the horror of the thing and we shall hereafter read
the sensational account of a " Horrible Murder,
Mutilation, Dismemberment and Decapitation,"
with the satisfaction of knowing that after all It
may not have been fatal. Perhaps we shall have
the gratification of interviewing the victim. How
thrillingly interesting would lie, for instance, the
personal experience of a man whore head had been
not fatally crushed by a freight train. Go on
Daily. Von are doing well.
Map of Allentown
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Mr. S. A. Aschbach ha; ❑early completed
his new map of this city and its surroundings.
As a topegraphical'and property owner's map, It
surpasses anything we have ever seen. It supplies
a want apparent to all Interested In the rapid
growth and expansion of our city limits. It will
indicate' the location of the various streets leading
from the city for more than a mile around, and
may be the means of saving thousands of dollars
of land damages by Indicating now, exactly their
future location. The labor bestowed upon this
undertaking most have been Immense. in addi
tion to sheaving the location of every building,
vacant lot, name of the owner, locations nod name
of every street, it shows the elevation of the land,
embraced within the limits of the map, above the
laiel of the Lehigh River. This feature will also
be valuable to our city government, in extending
old and locating new streets, and In fixing proper
grades. That an undertaking of such magnitude
should have been projected by Ntr. As chbach and
prosecuted no nearly to completion without com
pensation or the prolnise of any other than what
will be received from the sale of this map, does
great credit to his public spiritedness, and should
be, and we have no doubt will be, liberally appre
ciated by our citizens when the map Is presented
for sale, by purchasing it. •
THE COUNTY
mityritEß KEROSINE EXPLOSION
. 31rs. Jetnitna Gads, of South Easton, was
burned to death through the explosion of a kero
sene lamp. The constant recurrence of these
terrible arvidents dues dot seem to make people
more careful, for day after day accounts of them
are In our papers. Non-explmilve ketrosene eon be
obtained and It should be made unlaWfol to sell
any other klud for household purposes, and we
know of none better titan that manufactured by
Dr. 11. T. Blemmer, at Norristown.
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It has been decided by Judge Read that if
a bond contain the words "I promise to pay,"
and is signed by several parties, It contains the
seperate promise of each, as well as the Joint
promise. That Is to say, If it In In the tame of one
"obligor," and signed by one or two others, it to
the joint and several promise of all.
STILL LIVE
The child detiertod by its unnatural parent o,
at Ilethlehent, sometime since, Illud after a abort
Illness and was hurled In the Cemetery at Nisky
11111. The lihnineka pft.hose who adopted the lit
tle OHO and whompurnfully followed it to Ito grave
will not he forgotten, Frederic's. 'Wilda and his
wife, have befriended nne pf pwi) poor and
their good deed will not be unrewarded by Utle
who notices oven "a elm of cold wnter given unto
one of those little ones."
VVTDNFS
THE LEHIGH REGISTER, ALLENTOWN," 4, ;DAY JANUARY W,
shoot music, instructors, blank books, music
paper and cants at C.F. Ilerenialin'A Male Store
Allentown. —Ade.
Seals and presses for societies, corporations,
etc., can he procured nt the Itr:oNITH ' , tore nt city
prices.
A ningle reed 5 octave organ at 'k•9o. A
double reed organ with 5 stop,, at .Ino. A
powerful organ with 7 stops at Slat), at C. P. 111.1.1. 7
maim's, corner of 7th and Walnut.—.l//a.
rur TEMPERANCI: 3iovEmENT
A convention of Good Templar; of Lehigh.
Carbon and Northampton will he held at Slating
ton on the 9th of March. Hon. S. B. Owe,
W. C. T., from Susquehanna county, will lie pees
cut and will lecture In the evening. A general in
citation to extended to listen to the eloquent lee
titter In the evening.
A large land elide occurred on the Lehigh
it: Susquehanna Railroad, about three quarters of
mile below Freemanshnrg, on 'Friday night.
The main track was destroyed, tieing completely
covered with rocks. Workmen are now engaged
making a track orotund the mass of rocks, which
will be completed come (line (1111111g' to-day.—Edh-
Won Mow of Saturday.
Hey. Daniel E. Schwdler, of liethlehom,
will preach in St. John's Church, Slatiugton, on
Sunday, Jan. 2t, (morning and evening). The
morning services will he held in the German lan
guage, and the evening In the Euglish language.
Rev. Mr. Seloudler will preach as a candidate for
the pastorship of the German Refornaul congrega
tion that worships in St. 3°1111'6 Church.
is for all classes. The rich favor it because it
is a gdod investment,--sare and profitable. The
middle classes like it because it Is the best way of
"laving up money," and seeming the ' , arida,. of
their income. The poor are IlloprvehililiZ it lie
cause it enables them out of small earilillgA in
PrOvide comfort for old age tilt snore provisfoa
for their otherabedestante
A WORD To THE WI,E
Wise Los the reputation (win:thing the brit
ale sold hereabouts, and lie Is rlll . l l lO ki•111/ it lip.
He Is not a man or great acquisitivene,s and a iil
not let his breirings deteriorate for the , 31:c of
putting extra. profit,' Into hin poeltel-. Ili- •le,
porter, sarsaparilla and taluelal it liter can be de
pended upon 1114 pure and whole.onie. It will,
therefore, be trite for drinkers to boy nothing else.
transported over the Lehigh Valley Railroad
for the week ending Jan. s. IS7O, eoraptired with
name time lar4 year
Total Wyoming
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" Upper Lehigh.-
Beaver Meadow
'lqabanoy
" Mnueh Chant; .
Grand T0ta1.....
Same time IBIS
Int rea c
I), crease
We are happy to see that lirsinus College,
located at Freeland, Montgomery county, or more
properly speaking at Collegerille. has selected
Rev. Dr. Bomberger for its President. This gen
tlenia■ was at one time pastor of the German Re
formed Church at Easton, but has been, lattc-iy,
pastor of the Race Street German Reformed
Church, Philadelphia. The Philadelphia hay
says of him :—" Few men have won more com
pletely the confidence of tits a,:soelations, :mod the
respect and esteem of the community, than the
pastor of the Race Street Church, and hie' voice
has always been heard with great pleasure In the
assemblies of Christian people for prayer and Ontl-
TUrellee.”
A. barn belonging to a farmer named
Diru
tiue, ou the North Pennsylvania... Railroad, a short
distance below Telford station, WAS destroyed by
fire on Friday nigltt week. The lire broke out
about midnight, and was first dhigovered by the
wife of Mr. Dlefftine, whose attention was attraffted
to It by the reflection of the light from the burning
building. The barn was enmpletely miyyleCred
in dame, when the lire teas discovered and timid:lL
could be saved but the horses 1111 d collie wagons,
the latter being in 0 shell adjoining. The cattle,
consisting of six valuable Cows, were all burned if
death, and their dead bodies were all found iyho.,
together among the ruins. The origin of the fire
is not known, lint It Is supposed t o b a r, le en ti n
work of an ineendiary. There was 110 111011 1 0111,
Oil the building or eontents.—/ f eks Co. Iniefli
veneer.
A preliminary meeting for the purpose a
organizing a Post of the Grand Army of the Re
public was held at Slatington on Saturday evening
The Slatingtou Newo: Want , it Ilou rind will n
that place. It says there Is no better place in thi
Lehigh Volley for 11111.. A haiation can he oli
tallied near the depot. Wheat can be shims..
here a little ch . eaper than it can to towns have
down the road. Let some of our capitalists invest
The Trout Creek Railroad is progressing linelji
Mr. Kellogg has completed the last bridge and ha
left with his force for Bradford county. 'Ehe
are now laid to Henry Williams' Slate quarry
Mr. Williams is 'dating, in about three hinuirci
feet of didlug. The Lehigh lied Mine Vein Slat.
Compaules have a switch at each of their quarries
It is expected ttat, in a few weeks, the rail , aril
be laid to Slatedale.
The Keystone State Normal School opened
Its winter session on January :Id, with a large
number of the old and a gratifying addition of uew
pupils to Its Intlls. The prospects for the new -es
slim are very encouraging for the usefulness or
this large establishment. In the chapel, on Sun
day week, Prof. G. W. Super preached the usual
Introductory sermon to the students,. from Eccles.
9; 10.
The tine property, Ottutted on Main street, be
longing to A. S. llottenstein, Req., was sold last
week fur $2lOO, to Cohrad Gantert, of Reuling,
who intends to start a bakery there next February.
The opening of the railroad from Topton, on
the East Penna. Railroad, to Kutztown, came
lust week: -Two trains daily will run from Kutz
town, and connect with trains au the East Penna.
Railroad. Mr. Lewis Fisher has been appointed
ticket agent for KutziOwn, The road tnn been
made In a very substantial manner, and great
credit is due to the engineers and all concerned Iu
Its eon:traction. The officers of the first train
were as follows : Conductor, George Suclvass, of
Reading ; Engineer, George W. Hoover, of Colum
bia, Lancaster county; Fireman, T. it. Barnhart,
of New York.
.Name of engine, .Aulturn.-71eat/-
int/ Eall/e.
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Franklin B. Gowen, lisq., 111 h; hero re
elected President of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company. The old board of directors
was also re-eleeted. •
The position ea President of tide great corpora
tion In one of much Importance, not only to the .
stockholders of the Company, b ut to the whole
business community, especially in the eastern
section of the State; and the re-election of Mr.
Gowen will give geusral satisfaction, Ortupying
aft he did, a leading and lucrative poshlon at the
Philadelphia Bar, aunt recognized as one of the
ablest lawyers In the Commonwealth, he was at
the same time so thoroughly nequithited with the
loterests and business of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company, that common consent
designated him as the man best lilted to assume
the arduous duties which previously rested upon
the former president, Charles R. Enadt 11, lilt., 111111
which through impaired health ho was compelled
to resign. The skill, ability, and ellicieney with
which Mr. Gowen has discharged thOse duties,
have been suck as to leave no doubts on the minds
of the stockholders as to the importance of secur
ing his services as permanent president of the road,
log his azlnsfmt having, been obtained, his election
was a matter of Colll,ll, Mr, Gowen has all the
qualifications which lit him for the stu,cssofill
0 1 1aGre pf his important duties and underlds man
agement we confidently predict of the Company
an Increased degree of prosperhy and nscfulnesit.
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WHY IS IT
Till. t1:15 train from Allentown on the Le
hio:h and Susquehanna Road 15 always -oTer
crowded (luring mart week at Enema—ea:um - a
the puthile he necommmiateil with an miditiottal
car, or are they to pay their money and take it
out in standby!. I There is likely to he ,threr
week,, court :it Easton and we would leave the
emm of the public with the company, recommend
'lnts it In merry.
Nr.W BURIAL GEMINI.
TrtIOCeS of St. John', Church of Slat
have purelep.ed a inlet of land from Na
than Item, for a Cemetery. It, le on the :south
east of Slating Mil, about live hundred feet
above the Lehigh, and is . one Of the innst beautiful
!ovation. to he found in or around that borough.
The .dare =aye the ground i 8 to deep black gravel,
far mr,,111,1M1e4 and the eloping of the 5111 fare is
an light tlot no gradin_ its collared, with the ex
ception of :wool one half au acre on the we-t cud.
A eollllllill ,, li is liven appointed to have a plot
made of the same, and have it laid out in lots.
voiOn :I , the Weather will pernat.
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About. a mile from the Lehigh Gap is sit•
timed onee or the olfle,t attil 1110,t valtiable eprlngA
lu I.elkli riititity. lu the orthe
ton ..Votv, last w e 0-1 WII, nn aceulllll Of its ilia
'erivory. It t iptle,trs to Lace been 1111,1 tip stud Dr.
shiti,:ten. er holirve, got
triiet: or it In ,nttir way from an old Moravian
matimicript. The male , ' on the original
map of the l'rovinee of l'euusylvnni.•t. tient:unlit
Feinklin encamped al it on hi , way to Furl .111 en.
The mud and:don, aiih trluieh ii Was tilled have
been clv:ire.l nut :mil it found to he walled up
and a Moil 'ix fret dell. It \vim probably walled
up by the Indians. The publication of these factr.,
it is hoped. 111:1y induce 40111 r profeFe.or of anc•lent
record-, ut give further information. . Tw, ow
!Tow:, wino‘eeit be time and fraught with inter-
nrioal ha, been Icing' I'or
-4iilteit. but now. thanks to Dr. Wilson. Slttlinulon
liar a curio,ity of undoubted iquily to ~holc to
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A meeting has been held in Philadelphia
for the pint pose of raking stlnseriptions fur at tier
railroad between Philadelphia anti Nett'-York. It
appears that Pennsylvania has already granted a
charter fot• a road between the former city and
some• point on the I)elaware, the said road to pass
through Attleboi,Rugh ,• and there are various
rh:ntt•rs from tine Legislature or New Jersey for
small local roads not yet ht existence, which ean
he eon...Uhl:tied so as to give a direct route from
the of the .\ ttlehorough road to New-
York. It i• ilicrefo r a-sinned that ❑o further
legislation will be needed front either ;State. Time
one hulk not yet prot ided for it the bridge across tine
Delaware at lardleyville, the proposed point of
( . 1 . 0 , sing. • rile Legislature, of retiossivailia and
NeW Jersey have authorized the construction of
an ordinary road bridge at this place, but moot a
railroad bridge ; and as there in no_ probability
that the Camden and Andloy Company would al
low the state or New Jersey to make the desired
amendment, w hatever Pennsylvania might do,
the in:Matter , of the new enterprise purpose ask
ing authority from ]'ingress, under the constitu
tional power to establish post routes. if they
sneered—and we earnestly hope they ninny, though
they will encounter great opposition from the
postural corporal ion which now oppress travel
ers bet tst.eit Nets-York and IVashington—We
late it road passing from in point opposite New
• York tlifollgli the UWIIIIIOS . of unison, Union,
Soilier,et, and Mercer, through Plainfield and
Mill-tone. some miles 0 est or the Camden and
Amboy route, and crossing the Delaware about
ten mile; above 'Trenton. It is to he a first-class
road with double steel I ruck, stsfue ballasted, and
crossing all ollwr roads and highways either above
or below their level, so that high speed eon he at
tained with safety. It is believed that the run
ning time between New-York annul
eau then inn rediteed to two hours.
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Prices of many of the necessaries of life have
fan,n very much within the last twelve months.
Flour Is now utmost 11, Lae ac 12,..01% it Wll,
Col
toll eoOlt, lltlpeitallh very nearly the prlue they said
to before the war. Moat showy 11,38 change, and
if nearly as high tts ever. ('all also beeps up
pretty well. The titoney editor of the Philadel
phia Ledger, is au article on the condition of trade
at the present time, institutes the following com
parison between prices a year ago and now The
wholesale price of superfine! flour on the 214 of
December, 1868, was about $8 per barrel; It is now
mimed ill tits city ,it $.1.50—a decline olosie-fourth
of its price. Pest white wheat Ai ac then quoted
per bushel; it IS now quoted in this
marlset. ;11.58—n decline of 15 cents per bushel.
Eye has fallen Iron, $1.60 to $l, corn from 81.S0
to it, and oats from 78 to 71 cents. Eye flour,
front meal, and almost the entire direct products
..f the sod, •Int cc L'Nperieneett a very 411111:le
tie
cline, while the indirect produce of the fartit
pork, beef, lard tont seeds, have genernlly held
their own, and in billtle The
great staple of the country, cotton, as compared
with this time a year ago, is about I per cent per
rolllld II itther. This, on a crop 41,200,00 pounds,
gives a difference of .1 1 12,0810,000; a handsome ad
dition to the wealth of the comfit growing Staten,
and an item that must tell favorably on the na
tional evehanges. The other Southern products
-of sUgars, molasses, and naval stores generally .
—are nil in prier's from to fifteen per cent.
Wool ford NV li hi•ey remain at notch the saute prices
as last rear—if anything. it shade lower. The
same is true of hides and leather. Crude and 'c
hats' petroleum ore about live per cent. lower.
Iron declined ill mil, materially. 'file take of
the dame-tic article is controlled in great measure
try that of Scotch pig and English hal' 'the former
of which was quitted last year aft slo ' to $42 per
ton, and Is now clown to $ , 112 to 874, and the latter,
which then ruled at $9O to $O5,
Is now quoted at
$5O to $B5. The decline in the manufacture of
cotton, wool and flax is eveti greater than that
shifii it in the price, of breadstuff, us is wont of
I illl,ot her except provisions, that make tip
household charges. We have not at baud any
satisfactory selitsittle of wages last year at a eon.
responding period, or even of wages now pall, by
which to mate a comparison. in this absence of
dam. we leave this point to each trade or branch
or nin-iry to roim own comparison.—
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The ue-ement or the new Reformed Church,
on Centre >lreel, 110111elnIn. %yin br colo 7 ocrati,l
on Sunday, daupary
It is mid steam canal boats. are to have it
trial WI ti,ennui of the behigh Coal and Nayiga-
Lion C.alipally during the coming season. They
have been need with 2, Mee', upon the northern
canals, but we roar the width of this canal will
make tire experiment a failure, on account of the
witching of the bank. hurt If recessful it will re
cruit in innumerable advantages to oar rich valley.
Beam load in Wisconsin with 8e \'oll tbousand
ratchets of wheat, go down the Fox River to Green
Bay, erne, the lake, to BulfalO, thence by canal to
Albany or New York—no breakage of balk ; there
by making n great saving.
In answer to nu advertinment of the Mont
gomery County Agricultural Society, asking fur
prul•oeals for furniAting grounds on which the
Society could hold their exhibitions, Moyer &
Shearer, of North Wales, Lave offered to furnish
a tract of thirty-live acres Just beyond the Hittite,
of that borough. The position is it good one and
easy of acce,,.
The Commissioner of Internal Iteveithe has
decided that faymers who sell their produce in
market places shall by regarded ns produce
hrokers. Ile says—•' Farmers arc exempt from
special tax when selling their produce at the place
of production or In the • manner of peddlers, but
belling at the tuarbt pair, even though at a differ
ent stand M. station every day, is nor selling In the
manner of a peddler. The farmer who Is in the
habit of going to the market place regularly and
selling In the manner tthove indicated, thus makes
It his tetstoess so to bell, and should be required to
pay special tax accordingly.'' 'fie 2tssessor
of this Distriet has, consequently, given In
structions to his üburdhates to levy the
tax anti farmers who refuse to take out the required
license trill be returned to the ..:1.0:0+or charged
with the :mttn due the Government. As Con
gress has always shown a disposition 'to protect
and encourage agriculture In Its legislation, we do
not believe that the Interpretation of the law by
the Commissioner Is the Interpretation Congress
intended to be pat upon 11, and we hope that tinily
Will repeal it or re-enact it in such language as
shall not impo,e the farmers the license tux:
Joseph A11111)oligli, an aged and respected
rinzen of mmtigmnory Monnzomery
t c, e.oinoined nuielde 6y banging himself in
b,•d-clmmber nu Nlooday evvoing of Lod week.
lie w ar‘ uinlay year." of age.
Drive I:4 it law being revived here that. has
Manta grown ob,olete. It la that on Sunday
'there ,hall he no "calla to the bar." •
'l•he Notisfi says Zinzendorf was founder of
the Niennoultes, and emigrated to Eastern Penn s
sylvanla with a nutnher of co-relit:to:osta win',
cattle Wain Manilla, Tha .Ifn•'Mou ways 't this Is
a rentarlialtle ~ t atetneut front tt tirst-clasa literary
Joiruul." Why dam the Nation want to rake 'up
old atorles of our attecatora anti roll up the ghosts
of ti,, past I *lt la alu•c to gut our duteh up.
• It is said that during the visit of that esti
ntahLt ficorge Franels Train, Eaßtou eill-
Mali had an apportonity bid aupplylng tim%town
permanently with cheaper and morn brilliant gas.
The offer wan declined, owing to the uolao made
In eontlntstion and flue unpletniont smell generated.
E 11E9T OF
taln vi Ali it trilll4, cinliuu, golf ar:, flutes,
etc., or any.other article belonging to munical In- L e t 0 m; ;„,,,, 5 c , ; ,../ht c ki ; ._...What tx the
rntlnnnl
atrumeritS, can he bought cheaper than anywhere mode or pi ...alas.. in riot-. 01 t o•tittral detain y tool at r, otot
eWle, at I'. F. 1 lerrniatin's M tide St oor. Alientcorn. Hot rrn,qi h , ll It. that POP slit..
id noon in rt•tilli,ni :1•;; r, c ourt to vi• l. rit. purgation In
'ouch: n eu , e la a. allaur.l ca it „ al,l he Ile b1e,•.1 n .tors o
man. Vet it I. d.itte to t.ly day. Ye.. 11. I• •lapltl and
SETTLE UP. aupbllu.oPLiral praellta• la Calltllllll to ool; of the
ottif that 00,1.1 weattne,a. .1111 all the wiry°.
The receipts at this ninny, last week, were
:lithe encouraging, though the per ventage of there dimathanee , that 1t,r01,:m.1• u. i 1 . 01, , iml
paying compared whit the nob ber of bills sent r ',?,. )1 ' 1 „ 1 ,1 . „;- " , i ;;;: ' ,1j!•1 ' , ' ; ' , *,
Oa Aran small. Our patron, (Mould renteuilier
that while the ttinoutit each °Wes in very it ilyr
hundred of thtettt form a lalllhidemtae bum. whiot
it hi important to Its to have. We mice tills op- :l r " . d
porta:thy to expreos or thanks to tilos , who have
been no prompt nut' trust this hid will t largelyi , i
tireetly.ft hvultlly and porta:l...at alpattla to , v..PY
circulation
p•
•a liiip•-tion h•itithtpd, the (ltering
added to before our next. Isom.. crculation p•,nla•. lii.t.itt reititorei•,l with a new ac
re,..iittt or thii /1 /1111111111111 1/1 . 1111 . 1111 , , th. 1101,•• 11t11011
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and all Ito. .101 . 111:1111 ptiwt•ot tilt. ity.teta t.toietl
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Paul tlu Chahllu, the great explorer or Equa.
torlal Africa, lectured to a large and a pi:reel:it ve
audience In Bethlehem; on Thursday evening last. 1"1,;`,'„"
His thrillhtg adventures with the gorrilltts, null imaara
his tranderful Journoylngs In the far away land, ' .
are told by Paul in a very graphic l. and pleasing oliS.:;."..1":"' "".1
t "
.
tnititner. Ile is a great favorite trill; the ehildren
nllll his lectures to them are always highly mote- It it!, tt to ittettO th.tt I t.... 1 Oil • ii.
•tittii,it.•tit 1..., 'tit Wt.. •111•1.
antl largely attend td. We hope some flay
to have the pleasure of trelcontlmr hint to Allen- 11,,"g,,11 "
1,1 her 1101hnhirh Mt, t1;11.•
,11-.•1.3r,,.. hon., ;111111111.4 •11. .1
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I:NIGIITS (li' Prritt to. 1 , 0 , 11 10,11 , .1 011 , 1 , 11 .01:11. I.y titii t i•lititiettt-i-
A nelv Lodge or iTttiglits of Pythias is to he 1 1:"" , 0 ' II ' '"' '''" h"'
Instill:Iv:I at ro.4ekVine Oil , eve aloe. Dt•h`ggles
front the order in Allentoten ; Milles,townllllll
n treatitti•ut `l/ , „ ' , 1 „ ' , 11 • 11.11, , ,i` f:1•1. ;he
CataS aii.llia trill be pre,ent. ~ m, on I:, 11. Ito• 1•1, .41 ti; 11..1 11111 , 1,a-atil
At meeting or viilean I.lttlgo, No. ISO, of I'attl- I llna, ,:""!' 1 ';
satiiiita, held last Wednesday evening', the follotr. r, , , , 1 t tr
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to; oflieers were installed :—V. W. IL I talite- °U P' , PhYgiOnn, ` , l ll . 1. -
mall ; W. C., 11. Eel:ensherger ; V. C... 1. Mach, : jug 1.'1”
medical trrata,a'a.t. with:l 1611, llr.
W . . (1., .loseith Mertz ; I. S., I.Vll.tott Sehankwei
ler : O. S., Solonion Slither: 11. S., David A. 11.%11N111.
1) '• 11.
'fobler ; P. S., 1 , ..1win Gilbert ; W. 11.. F. M. '"'
ni ''''h
,tr,..•1, 1,...•nt 11a1111:1 , 11:111.1 Wllll/111. Miollt•IWII.
EaLrle I Representative to G. Dr. W. A. Ilnes
Ice: Trtedee, E. Edwards.
jfiltalictal ant] Colitiitcrrial.
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The lirm of . Ihttchett l Haines, furnace
rontractors of Cam=auntie, Ir:IS dissolved last
week by mutual consent. Capt. Matehett con
templates, eventually, settlit4 In the South.
Wherever he may en he has our best wi,he: for
his sueeess.
The t•o-partiter , hip exi,ting In.twet it Anthony
Rower, of .\llentown, 111(1 P. N. Dittot, of ).latich
Chunk, was dh,olved on the 19th.
firm of lloxworth A: Co. is ill,—
solved. lloxworth retire and John Al
it taken into the tirtn, which i= to lir hove
after known Brother Co.
Me....,rn..\ St Hobert,. plumber-,
partner,hip, Mr. Athil,routionitm the
CATASAVQVA AFFAIR,
The Lehigh Crane Iron Company have in
trolneed a daintily engi ur, eullyd the " Ajax,' .
lino tilde work, It I+ it-,d hole:01"r home: to
halo ondor.
Under (lit Of t h e Son.Of Temperate,
a union 1.1 - the radon,. prole-mid ,ingregation.
held in our of the elinrclies every Sunday evening
and a Sermon on Temperance bi delivered
by the clergyman till., may be ~ e leeted for that
evening. On bi,t Sunday evening, Rev. Mr.
Earle (New School) lilted the pulpit of the Old
Seltool Presbyterian Church. These incetingb
have been largely attended and are productive of
much good.
On Wednesday cruninc of last. weak Rey. Mt
Fulton, of the Old Sehool Pre,byterlan Church
delivered a Lecture on the ,nhlect of "comae
name, — for Illy benefit. of the church. The lee
lure wo, vary Ivr;!,ely attended.
ANNI" \ Tun sr..cntiotAwit , IIN
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The :1111111a' the ,tol•I:11.11.1 , 1 , 1.1
the North Pentisyl%ntll3 11:tilroml
wuel; ht the Compwo% oll'o•:•, N. .107 1C:11:1111
ottet t, Mr. Thom,
chair: Sevrctury, I•Mtvar.l.krill-trolo4.
• The report of the Board of Dirvet.,:•.,, bt•iio . 4 Uu
seventventh .t1:1111.11 report, Iv, read by 111.•
dent_ A. Coolly, unit approved.
The report contains the followitoz
The earninu: the lisatt year ending ((etotter
ishp, %very il,1:•2.7:11.14.
A, with ihr 11-ra' yrar englltlLt. yet°.
I,er I SGS, they ,how inrmn•r ft or the year
of 17.336.85.
'rule elpetna,, Inctitling all renoval. and le
Elie, wore ierlo
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44 , 2.1.;N.N1
TL , . tutel.-1.
.:71.7.0.
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tin.ler .even per 1 . 1•11 t. 1,11 1111
C.11 , 1i.11,i1101, or the (.:Ipatly.
Out of the prullt , of the punt yrar I/10
drtul of live p,r eeni. 14111Vt•I'll
Wt . iuto ,evell per vent. bomb, of the Co:npany•
The double track hrt we en 1'1111,1vIvIli“ a.l
:kbitiL;t4,ll NV, V. , 11116.t.• I :UPI 1..111 11,1..1 the
first dine.
regret: of the :s, l ,•rint Mr• S
Robert-, arid tire Tr.•34tirer, Mr. William Wi•tal
x•ere read and appn,ve‘t. They contain the
Item* in detail as that of the l're.hlent. The re
port, sere ordered to he printed in pamphlet form
for tloe c,ivenienee'of stuelillohlers.
The ieetil4 then tulJournea for the purpose of
inn erie• into nn election of (Aker- for the cunning
, year. The following Were elected: President,
Franklin A. Lowly; Directors, John Jordan. Jr..
J. flilliie4liant.Fall: 8. 31orrls Wain, Wllliaw C.
Ltnlw Ellwood Bbrinnop, Edward C. Knight,
Alfred II tint,.Willinin C..jCent, Charles W. Whar
ton. Ed %Vara Roberts,
MEETINITOV THE I,II7'OO , I , IITOLDF:Itfi OF THE V:AST
PEZthA. tAILROAD
The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of tile. East Penna. Railroad was hold at
noon On Nfoinlay of list week, at the'olliee of the
Company. corner of 81T111 and Wainnt .trl . llA, in
Reading.
The iet•tho4 1,11,1 to or.lvr by :Lppuhtthtv,'
1100. Jeremiah 'kg . ..ion:in Pro -111,11. :oul 11. m.
Geo. I). Slitzel 6ertelary.
Mr. 11. C.Jonts. Secretary put Trealuirer of the
sttlielliellt Of the vartiilig. of
the road for the ti6cal )'c:t rndlue Nor. :;0.
which wit. Accepted.
C 01..% 1.. Stirlitvr thou oilvrt:tl the fullua hr;
re,ohitioll, which yr:v.,. Ititmliiii:•ll%ly a:1::1115:11:
That so much tit I: i n
of the Ity-Law,, that requires the 'l' rea-urer of
thin Company to give bonds in the -um of twenty
thous:Ad dollars for : the faithful performative of
his duty, In hereby repealed.
if (red, That ro much of Seetion I :lf rticle I
of the Ily-Laws that requires the Alllllllll Election
for President and Directors to he held It: the city
of Reading is hereby repealed.
Col. 1.. Stichtor then said that before present
ing the resolution for holding the animal meeting
at Philadelphia, he would beg leave to say that
since the last annual meeting of title COMpally thee.
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company have
lensed the Ear Ll. Railroad ; that all business
referring to the latter Conipany is transacted at
the Philadelphia Alice of the former Company ;
therefore, in order to facilitate business, he wonted
oiler the following resolution:
eh (1, That itereaper the oilier of [hi% Com
pany shall bemt South Fourth Street, hi
the city of Philadelphia, mid that in future the
nnunnl ineetinz of Stoel:holdura Mill the meetlim4
of the Board of Directors be held at that phtee,
Inatead of the City of Rentlinz.
The resolialott wa, anatthnothdy adopted
it 'was their moved that tt. IVC,SS
be taken, for the phrimie of electing a President
and eight Directors of the Road, to Serve the emot
ing year. The following was the result o f th e
election :
I'resident—Franklin 11. Doweil.
Dlrector,—.A. E. Bork, It. 11. rabet:n. \C.:\
Porter, Morton T. I,lenry, Jame.. E.Gowon, Tho..
Ilart..lr., 6)1..1. 1.. Stiehter, Geo. D. Stitzol.
BUS! NESS NHT ICES
Sietti.ors flair lerw•wr 14 tlteb, t
prrpnnrt Lai It. hair in 111.• aliVar•
not tat I.y
ottl. r• otk 11/..p snAlo• p...(11,
Curfaln iirporrinent.—()llr . 11.1 i del n Muhl lint tor-
got Oust while Vu, onto:titer & Orono I.ty who! thoir
Itotoiyotnitle thoy noveitholooo have . 1'0 , 40111
Dopeltlil,ll, larger and bettor thou nay tnerebunt Intloring ! Sep .4
eatobliohtneto lit the oily. You tau asud or loovo your Deo. 4.
lira-Ore flog.. and get on goo .41ollibut oog•htletioto , ' 4 " .
.
could &alb., hot! it moot rooooth‘ble mit eo
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day,the 27110 f January,l47o,l3lllo'clock In the aftero,, ,, u. ' 1ncr..... tinrina tile year, '-`-"7•451 ll' ~, Intill all I•c;01,1. A rate ellanre will 1,0 than givan 10
Tht, Eareatilrt , Conltnitten will riot at the .inner Honor ' IVe, tin under.ii:o , l altlleinletl.ndile.irave .•3;IIIIIIIII1 1
at 10 o'cleek, , A, 31., of 11,,,alste day, ti n . a00 ,,,,„t „r th„,.mr„r, or th„ 1.0.10 h c.m.l:: m0t , ... 1 h.. , wv. , •0 1,, ..10. 1, ... N. , ' 'hull PIII Inh"IOVIIhl"g^ "r Il•
' yin, 1,,,,,,,,,e0r0n,pany,110 roper I that y el .:1%0 eatefull3.
Alt l'" r ' l h s n I hmu l''" a "" h lh" Pr " .. " I Ih. ' '" h1 "..." ' exatalne , l the ..,31n0 und find tle , i30,1,-,oetil.. line nO,l e.,,,, . little a 111 ennooenee V1 , n1 , 4.3 ...ming. Lennarl LW..
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Ea rialnlnhern nrlteporiern. nre menil
ndlp. and nre reorreetrnily Invited to ntLeutl.
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m o n. packed connatoit to goo :I 17. .
elintre, 42/705: poor to gooil, 1::•
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