The Lehigh register., January 26, 1870, Image 2

Pgister.
Editor and Proprietor
ROUT.IIOIDELL. JR
ALV,;N'yOIy..L.I'2...:,,JANUARY 26, 1870
DAWES'S SPEECH
The unjustifiable attack made upon the Ad
ministration by Mr. Dawes, of Massachusetts,.
is one of those unfortunate breaks with which
the Republican party seems to be afflieled.
Not that the truth will hurt or that the state
ments arc true, for they can soon be refuted,
but because of the uses made of such speeches
by our opponents. Thousands of copies of
this speech will be sent over the country to
persons who will never see the replies made
thereto, and to those renders it may pass for
gospel truth. The occasion did not warrant
Such conduct, and if Mr. Dawes cannot pre
vent the transfer of the navy yard to League
Island in any other way than by dividing the
party, he ought to submit to the voice and
opinion of the majority. We imagine the
gentleman to be one of the obstinate kind who
wishes every one to tall in with hint, if they
do not want to be hurt. Occupying as he does
the chairmanship of one , of the most important
committees in the House, his position is one of
power, and if he chooses to use it to further
his personal end or to gratify personal feeling,
the party is the loser. Whether he chafes now
because Pennsylvania voted against him for
the Spealiership, or whether he thinks New
England the only place for nary yards, matters
little, lie has carried joy to the New York
Woad and Son, who for some time will croak
over the extravagance of the party as shown
by one ails lenders.
('.[PIT fl. PICNISHMENT.
.Capital Plinishnient as an institution, has
had its notable 'defenders and it, notable as-
sailttuds. Like most relics of barbarism, it has
had its uses and in its 'time has done good
service. The question is now, has the time
conic Mr its abolition': A great difference of
opinion exists on this point. Some day it
must go, for we opine no one pretends to as
sert it [gill be necessary when the Millennium,
shall cute nett men will obey the divine law
(Si love. It seems tut us there is unanswerable
logic in the proposition that to take away one
man's life because another's has been taken—
most probably by him— is to punish the wrong
doer by repeating his erhne, to teach the
saereduvss of human life by destroying it.
Two ways never can make a right. Senator
Lowrie, of Erie, Pa., is about to introduce a
bill t'or the abolition "f the death penalty, and
we shall see whit the public says.
Tut: Philadelphia Pre,“ in :asking up its
weekly review of the markets makes the fol
lowing remail:s :--Thr re is a slights shade of
Improvemeat in.f:onm brunettes, both Of our
foreign and domestic trade, and the symptoms
now are that in a few weeks there will be at
least a Partial, it not a complete, revival in
nearly all departments. The Wool trade is
beginning to give sighs of life, and orders arc
t ir ing daily rr eeived by oar dealers to supply
the consumptive demand of the numnfacturers
of woollen fabrics. In otir outward trade we
notie , a decided improvement, both in Grain,
Cotton and Petroleum, the foreign demand for
which staple , is beginning to resume its wonted
activity, and prices aro steadier than they have
been for many week, plea. The prospect for
1870 is decidedly encouraging front most
bn-iness standpoints.
No.class of men are so poorly paid as the
.ludges of one Courts. They are overworked
and deprived of other menus of making money.
TlO , bin introduced by Mr. ltutan looking to
an increase of the number of Judges of the
Supreme Court is a wise measure, hut we now.
some one will think of the Cononow Pleas
Judges when the increase of ,4.lary comes up
NI. consideration. These gentlemen now get
$27,00—n much less sum than most of the law
make. If we want to retain our best
legal talent on the bench, we unlit make it a
consideration for them, fur they, like other
Mortals, hive hills to pay and liuniliev to pro
vide for.
The New York Pollee Justices get $lO,OOO
per annum. We can !Ilford to give our Su
preme Judges that amount and our Common
Pleas Judges at least half of it.
Govt icsbn GEAltl had retained his cabinet
officers and on Friday forwaried to the Legia-
lature tt 11112SSagV, 11111101111611 g his appoint-
Went of Frank Gordon, Secretary of the Com
monwealth ; M. Wheatley, Deputy Secre
tary ; F. Carroll Brewster, Attorney General
and A. 1,. Russell, Adjutant General. These
gentlemen have all given satisfaction to those
having business with their various departments
and theJ3overnor has wisely retained them.
Indeed, we heard of no applications fur their
positions. The rush for the other offices is.
heavy, and one aspiring individual has even.
put in a bid for an office which he thinks will
soon become vacant by the death of thu.r.ves
ent occupant.
(4E01{(11: me'veterat editor
of the Louisville Jr...rnnl , .died on Saturday,
aged sixty-aix years. About 1825 he entered
the editorial profession in company With John
W hillier and published the Nem Engfand
Review, at Hartford. In 18:31 he established
the Louisville Joe r nal and published it up to
within a couple of years previous hi Lis death.
Ills fame ci It poet and as It humorous writer
la well known. His political principles were
those of the Old Lino Whig party, as long, as
that party was in existence, since which he'
has adhered to the 'Know Nothing, Pon
tlyerett and,Johnsun parties.
A mm, luvi been introduce4l I n to th m Stnte
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Senate to eF.tablish an Ingrnutee Department,
somewhat similar to !,14 of Connecticut and
Scw York. Thb, is a desired movement in
the right direation. It is alike required for I charter of political Freedom as it will htnce•
the protection of the insurers and the home I forth stand in our National CouAitution :
compruties who at present are outstripped by ; .11a. XV., SEC. 1. The right of citizens of the
the Niassachusetts and New Yolk agencies.. United States to vote shall not be denied - or
The immense interest involved In thin busi- ':ilt:ntligaL•tdolP.rtc:l::letoelot any
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ness, requires that it should have some safe- servaude.
SEE.:!. Congress shall have power to enforce
guards and that the State should exercise ai
this ankle by appropriate legislation.
supervision over the matter to at lehst some I
extent
A .tot NT resolution thing the lith of March
fOr the fund adjournment of the Legislature
hills passed the Senate, and was referred to a
Committee ,r the House. We hope it Will
also pass thin body, and that our Senators
may, in the mean time, devote their entire
attention only to the passage of those bills
re - nuked for the, good of the general public.
We have too notch private legislation and the
sessions ore too long.
CiENEILALS A.l.ColtN and Ames have been
elected United Slates Senators from Mississip
pi. The former for the long term, beginning
March, 1871, and the latter for the short term.
W. ltevel;a colored man, at present State
Senator from Natchez. was also elected for the
term expiring March, 1872, to which Mr.
Sharkey was elected but was not admitted.
Tin: article on " Paraguay and her Eno.
mks," in Harper's Magazine for February, is
by den: McMahon, and may he consid.
ercil an offset to Minister Weshburne's state
" merit of the situation. Lopez, at last accounts,
has been reinforced by 15,000 Indians, with
provisions for some years. So the'end is not
yet. .
IS IT FISH, FLESH OR FOWL?
On Thursday last, when the 'question of,
printing additional copies of Commissions
Wells' report, was before the house lion.
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John D. Stiles, the member from the District,
made the following remarks :
Mr. Bpeakor, I have the honor to represent upon
this floor perhaps the largest iron Interests of any
dlainiakinllstaintutio.4tWitiiiro,purvo*-4 0 %.
to discuss the question of the tariff, but simply
give my views hi favor of printing this report.
Sir, as has been stated here over and over again,
Our coustituents all over the country demand the
printing of this report and its circulation among
the people. lam in possession of a protest against
the statistics of Special Commissioner,Wells; it Is
now in my desk, and at the proper time It will
perhaps be presented to the House. It is signed
by some of my immediate constituents. The Iron
men of my district are almost entirely opposed to
me in politics ;we have - no inanity whatever upon
the great questions which now agitate the country.
Notwithstanding that, I desire to have them In
formed, to be informed myself,. and to have all
the people Informed, so far as I can do so, upon
the questions involved In this report.
There are some startling developments made by
the Special Commissioner in his report ; some that
require explanation, perhaps some that need con
tradiction. Thu question of a tariff will probably
engage the attention of this Congress more than
any other one subject. It is a serious, grave ques
tion. To the State I have the honor In part to
represent It always has been a vital question.
And while I trust no vote of mine shall ever be
given In opposition to what I conceive to be for
the best interests of the whole country, yet I shall
steadily guard the interests of my own people and
State. And in this struggle for entire justice to
all I shall not forget the interests of labor—agri
culture and the great mineral resources of the
country. And In the protection needful for the
manufacturer I shall never forget the laborer who
contributes so largely In creathig wealthy' corpo
rations and individuals. It is not alone the
Wealthy that need protection, but In the division
of favor-dealt out by this great Government with
a liberal hand, let rich and poor he remembered
alike.
The information furnished in this official report
is full of in formation, full of statistics, having the
approval 01 one of the Departments. Let It go to
the country, and let their judgment be pronounced.
Under rattiest rule, the dominant party here, offi
cial documents of less merit have been published for
distribution by thousauds. The discussion, most
bitter as It has been among the friends of the Ad
ministration, proves to my mind that the report
should go to the country, and for the adoption of
this . resolution I shall vote.
lam for economy in all expenditures, and for
an early return to honesty In the administration
'of the Government ; but I have no hope except in
a change of rulers, a change of representatives
here. 111 r. Speaker, the interest manifested lu
this debate has generally attracted the attention
of the House and will reach our constituents, all
of whom are eager to catch every word here ut
tered. In my judgment More is expected, more
Is demanded of this Congress than of any other
hotly of Legislators which ever assembled In this
Hall. Wise legislation will restore confidence ;
blunders now will bring ruin upon thousands who
pray for wisdom in these dangerous mid perilous
times.
Is John D. Stiles a tariff man ? Who et
tell from the above speech We have heard
of his avowing himself in favor of Protection,
when he was the object of a serenade at Nor
ristown, last winter, but we still hope, for the
good of the cause, that the speech on that oc
casion was the result of wine and music.
Such narrow-mindedness as prompted the
language which flowed in eloquent stifling
from the lips of Mr. Stiles on Thursday last,
will do the cause of Protectiona . deal of harm.
Mr. Stiles looks on Protection as a favor be
stowed by the general government for the
good of the Keystone State only ; we look
upon it as a measure beneficial to the people
of Om entire country and of vital importance
to our own State. Ile hos no affinity what
ever with the iron men of his district upon
the great question❑. which now agitate the
country—not even the tariff question, we sup
pose, for he says that question will probably
engage the attentt.on of this Congress more
than any other subject, and it must there
fore be • a great one. Ile trusts that no
vote of his shall ever be given in opposition
to what he conceives to he for the bust inter
est s of the whole country, yet (in spite of the
interests of the whole country) he will steadi,
ly guard the interests ol'lma own people and
State. Who Mr. Stiles' own people are,
whether he means the Democracy of Lehigh
county or those who want to lay cheap Brit
ish rails through our 'lion valleys, -we will not
attempt to say, but in advocating the printing
of more copies of Wells' report by the gene
' rat government, he cannot have in view the
State. Mr. Kelley showed that two editions
had already been printed at the Government
expense. Surely it cannot be Mr. Stiles' idea
of economy in the public expenditure to print
documents for the British Free Trade League
and pay for them out of the public purse.
That combluation, the Free 'Trade• League,
deems its omission of sufficient importance and
lino sufficient money to back it, to pay for all
1 the documents It wishes to send out, wit)
should the American people be taxed to pay
for their conversion to the interests of British
manufacturers ?
THE - .lmrit AMENDMENT NAIVE.
Ohio has blasted the hopes of our enemies.
The Senators and RepresentatiVes Who were
elected fss.ul Hamilton county as independent
candidalßs and Were counted upon by the
Democrats have proved themselves true to
loyalty and the XVth Amendment has been
adopted by Olio,
We have thirty-seven States, the assent of
throe-fourths of which (twenty-eight) is re
quired to adopt an amendment to the National
Constitution. Twenty-seven hare already
adopted this amendment, as followS
Alabama, Missouri;
Florida, New York.
Kansas, Rhode Island,
Massaelmsetts, Virginia,
Connecticut,
New Ilampshrre:, Indiana,
Pennsylvania, Maine,
Vermont, Minnesota,
Wisconsin, - Nevada,
Arkansas, North Carolina,
Illinois, South Carolina,
Louisiana, West Virginia,
Michigae i . Town,
Ohio.
Only i..ne more State Is *ceded and we
count •AVOlk Georgia, Texas and Nebraska as
sure. Any one of them will he enough to en
sun.- tan triumph of this last crowning act of
wrought through the blood of three
bundred thousand patriots. The New York
Democracy would take link the assent of that
State, they would move back the hands upon
the dial. or rime—hut, fortunately, they are a
year tvo late. The assent lins been given and
the Crowthtition does not allow its withdrawal.
The:,. show their affection for that ins4umm
by attempting to overthrow that provision.
"We once more give our readers the ne
VIRGINIA RE - ENTERS THE.FOLD
(hi Monday, the bill for the (Omission of
Virginia, with the Senate amendments, passed
the House and another rebellions State is re•
admitted into her place in the tnion. A gen
eral feeling of welcome relief was experienced
in Richmond upon the reception of the newg,
but there was no demonstration of joy that
followed the news of the passage of Bingrtam's
unconditional bill in the house. The Neu•
York Tribune stoutly •objected to and regrets
the conditions which have been imposed upon
Virginia, but they are not unreasonable ant
the Georgia case seems to indicate that some
thing should be required to insure good faith
Is one of George Francis Train's champ
tcristic lectures delivefed in New York, Bat
Imlay evening, he stated that the British Min
Ister had insulted President Grant in. asking
him to dine with Prince Arthur, and lie te :
commended that the Prince should be seized
and held as a hostage for Alabama
George% ideas arc novel ones, but the trouble
is be can't get people to think exactly as he
'does.
—A heavy anow•atorm prevailed at Albany last
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—The law allowing Sunday climb - manta 47iiT
sserti both branches of the California Legislature.
Prince Arthur visited the Pre3llent at the
xectalve Manelon oo Mondity.
/- I( iW .rgt44- 1 4,C• 0 11C..4riliffith 9
ate resolution ratifying the Fifteen Amendment,
and a eninmittee ofeonferenee has been appointed.
—ln an accident - on the Rome and Ogdensburg
Railroad, one man Was killed and several were
—Dr. Landis, of Philadelphia, hasbecu sentenced'
to one year imprisonment and pay a lbw of snoo,.
for the publication of obscene . basics.
—Altlermnn Edward Lynch .of Pittsburgh, has
been sentenced to ten months Imprisonment In
the workhouse for misdemeanor. lii office.
—The colored people - are preparing for a grand
National Jul)lic'e on the official announcement of
the ratification Of the Fifteenth Amendment.
—J. A. liasley, n Postmnster and trader nt
\Vntcrborn, Me., has absconded, after obtaining
several thousands of dollars by forgery. it In be
lieved that be fled to Consuls.
—Robert Harper % n leading citizen of Albany,
mysteriously disappeared on Baturdny evening,
nod Ids body was found on Monday In the canal
basin. It in supposed he was murdered.
—Mrs. Marla Archer, wife of Jno. Archer of
New York City, threw herself front nn•nriio win
dow of her mother's house, In Boston, en Monday,
and was Instantly killed. The lady was sick and
delirious.
—Oakley, the delimiting cashier of the Mer
chants' National Bank, Neu• York, was on Friday
committed to Ladlow street Jail, hi default of
*150,000 hail, on a motion In behalf of the bank,
which is ahniit in Institute retch suit against hint.
Ell', 13. Pitcher, a person of some prominence
In Rhode Island, committed.snichle In Providence
on Friday by shootinghimself through 'the head.
Family affliction and the failure of•a firm for
which he had indorsed to the amount of .$20,000
or $30,000 stripping him of Lis property, are sup
posed to linve unsettled his mind.
—A concurrent resolution has been Introduced
In the lower house of the Kansas Legislature, ask
lag Senators Ross and Pomeroy, and representa
tive Clarke, to resign, as their influence has been
Impaired by circumstances growing out of the Into
Impeachment trial, and the disposition On the part
of one of them for lavish expenditure. The re
solution rain referred to a special cotnntittee.
THURSDAY, Jan. 21-BCNATH.—The House cen
sus bill wan reported from committee. A bilLwas
Introduced to establish it postal telegraph system.
The Virginia bill was discussed. At the hour of
adjournment it was stated that the final vote would
be taken on Friday at 4 p. m.
Moist.—The League Island bill was considered
until the expiration of the morning hour, when
the Ilmine went into Committee of the Whole.
After It rose the Military Academy hill woo re
ported and passed. '
FRIDAY, Jan. 22.—SENATE.—Among the bills
introduced and referred was one proposing a six
teenth amendment to the Constitution. The Vir
'ginia bill occupied the greater part of the session,
and was finally passed by a vote of 47 yens to 10
nays. The Senate then adjourned until Monday.
horse.—The Ways and Means, and also the
Banking and Currency Committee, obtained leave
to sit during the KB4Ollll of the (louse. After
having been in Committee of the Whole the House
adjourned at 4.30 p. tn.
SATURDAY, 23.—SENATE.—A joint resolu
tion was offered and referred, giving a pension of
$2,000 lo Mrs. Lincoln. Mr. Sherman's bill to
provide a national currency of coin and notes was
discussed.
outig.-131118 were Introduced to increase ti
ries of letter carriers, to regulate the ratille
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tion of Constitutional Amendments, and to au
thorize the prople of New-Mexico to form a State
Government preparatory to admission as a State.
The reply of Gen. Sherman to the resolution con
cerning the appointment of the Georgia
C 011101 6 ,1011 was presented. The Senate substitute
for the Virginia bill was Fussed by a strict party
vet e.
THURSDAY, Jon. 21.—SENATE. — ThC following
among others, were reported favorably from com
mittees : The medical prescription bill ; one call
ing for a Constitutional Convention ; one forming
the new of Petroleum. A resolution was
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'pied instructing the .1101d:ter Committee
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the Supreme Court of the State. Several iits
tges were received front the Governor.
llonsg.—An net was reported and passed for
he postal expenses of the Legislature. The Se
ate bill Mere:l,ll.g the Governor's salary was re
ported negatively from committee.
Tittrur ' Jan. 22.,-SENATE.—The hill giving
the State llonse row illikers a salary was reported
favorably. A bill was introduced relative to the
salaries of the chief justice and the Judges of the
Supreme Court. The joint resolution for final ad
journment of the Legislature on March 17 was
passed. A resolution re:0111111g the State shaking
fund was jail over, and the auditorn' compensa
tion 1411 taken up and Insect!. Adjourned until
Nlonday.
llounc.—The subject of the Legislative Record
WAS di:A.IIBBCA, but nothing deduite accomplished:
Adjourned until Monday.
MONDAY, Jan. 24—SENATE.—A 1111 was intro:
doted inereaslng the legal rate of inlet est, also
one relating to the rights of married women. The
legislative record matter was postponed for one
day. The bill punishing for houry or destruction
of baggage was passed. The bill. restoring the
franking privilege W.+ Caned from the llouse.
Roust:.—The ❑se of the hail was granted to the
Stale Editorial Convention next Thursday evening.
The re,olutlon regarding the Investigation of the
affairs of the State Treasurer for the past three
years was passed. The Senate resolution restor
ing the franking privilege wee defeated, anti not
sent back as requested.
'WASHINGTON SKETCHES
CONGRESSS AFTER 1111 , . HOLIDAY'S.
WAKIIINGTON. Tan. 13.—We dropped into the .
Senate and House on :dontlay to see how the
boys were coining In after the holid:q•s—hl what
condition end spirit. Upon the whale, (boy
looked well—lininanized and refreshed by family
reunions and ChrisllllllS cheer—by unbending nt
the festal board and under the mistletoe.
Promptly at him putt, us usual,wits Senator!:
or, sedate and stately, with lily broad clie,t it
Ulriced n'ltlt positive and sonorous mot and nays.
Senntor.Canaeronetune In quietly, softly,ahnost
vltit aboriginal stealthiness; a 'nano( absolutely
co pretension, who keeps his ou•n shrewd Conn
'els. No Shoo c Stylites Is he, perked un n_!11-
or of lofty obstrnet. Ideas, but a patient, innsterly
Yorker among men, in the ways of men.
It was pleasant to see tLoro nollry Wilson's
kindly, ruddy lace, unalterably genial and hon
est. A Senator of fifteen years standing—a Mas
sachusetts Senator, he In 3'14, ..1% 111011 111111 n
brother. - Indeed, he :Mounds in manhood and
brotherhood—a manhood with all natural,health-
ful powers, pay:lons, and energies kept
biotherhond to which the mew OH
forni flute anny confidently appeal.
There were the Connect lcut Senntorg, our
tile t'OLISill ill101(111:41111111," and the thoughtful
geholarly Ferry. Near thou Was the hearer
another honored ( . 011110(419d nano•, Trumbull
of 1111nolv,wtth Lin pale and hagaelonsoannewha
eynteal lave. And there Were the Now-Yor
Senators, "good Master Fenton,'• the tirhatteont
Copt:ling, the tlebenalr. There was Sherman
Milo, tall and spare, with deep-set earnest eye
and Itheeellengue, Thurman, the noblest Dom
real of thentMll.
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I:verytiody was glad It/ ' hee Itiehard Yates of
Illinois, It man of singularly generous and
nllir
tlonate nature, with the frank manner of a boy
and the Millie of a woman. During the war, I
was a witness to what he did for the soldiers of
ids great irate—lo what he felt for the widows
and orphans of soldiers. If I remember these
things so well, how lutist they whom he helped
and r vniforted remember them. It Is Imposslblii
for hint to pass beyond the lltmuspliere of their
blessings, the resell of their prayers.
Mr. Ca. politer anal Mr. Simlslatry, both „large.
strung nm•n, have both a pectillatly restless man
nerointl pertinaciously anal semi-circularly
with their hands In their pockets• Carlton
terovlth Ills coat buttoned tightly about hues, us
though Luldhig iiinweir in wilt, consltlernbla
dltlicully—\f r. Haultilmry occasionally growling
not scornful orlitintoritim remarks eta Republican
legislation. 'rite power In both these gentlemen
seems lit an actit•e state of fermentation. lip
deed, there Is in these three Senators, Yates, Par
pen ter, and Saulsbury, ability, energy, and elo
quence enough unused and' utilmsbanded—not
"tied up in bundles. but lying about loose- - -to
run a respectable legluquitture."
In strong contrast to Mr. Carpenter Is WINCOIII
- Senator, quiet tutu cusp, untimely
Witt,ter 011 hie head, but perpetual Summer lu
his fare. Always failliftil and tireless In duly is
Mr. llowe,but talking little,ond that temperately
and to the point, tie though the charge of his no
ble State haul been, " o,Timothy, keep that %Odell
Is committed to'llty trust.avolding vain and pro
fane imbblings."
There were Indiana's great Senators, Morton
and Pruitt, and those "grave and reverend slug-
Mors,"'llarlon and Brownlow.
In the I louse we not teed the elegant Fernando
Wood, with his foreign air and general aristo
cratic get up, looking as though he belonged 'of
right to the French Chamber of Deputies. It Is
easy to point him ont..by the snowy. ledge of his
mustache, huh ()en. Farucsworth by _the frothy
CONGRESS
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farm itislatard, Alden. Banks by hie tO
imad, t. vned l ify rich ritesses Of brown hair,MICI
'den. L' crowir4yithout_ the hair, rank
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'lltr. artiV his WO: slender figure and the
origitial—notlo say all-original character of IA
head, Chen. (larflefil by a fair, genial face, of the
open Teutonic type, lint' Gen. Logan by Lin dark
sombre face, by something " picturesque, gloomy
and ',gentler" about
i 'Amnon, 301111311irtINVY cliti be known by his
lAtay . t.,,y,c , lcontßact Ilgure, the perfect propriety of
tTta appearMejradliktig&fiZiPlNTeE& ;• . ^ Tfalitt*
evidently lIII.of "otitis" and " bouts."
and Is willing. to rest oti his laurels, hid green
baize. The election of more men of his calling
and sort would scarcely frighten us now. It the
prize-ring can stand the association, Congress
can.
Mr. Bingham's keen, sharply eta, Itottion face
is easily recognized, and Mr.Jullan's, that shown
marks of the anxious thought and conscientious
!nail work of many years of faithful ratitile tier
s/leo. . .
What we often hew• remarked Is true, I think—
there nerer . bas been 0 Congress of there United
Stater niu»berlng, so few brilliant nada. After
counting on* a few names, the reprerentatlve
hotly 111.1011).8 l 0 lie at a Ilellltlerallo dead level of
respectable abllity. la the Senate, the 1110111
tone Is undoubtedly 11 Igller than of ola—it eon-
Mulls 5011111 noble workers 111111 Clear nil ulcers, b u t
110 0110 among thew all hat built op the rival of
Mr. Cla,y's fame for itnirtsrloned eloquence,
though we may perhaps look to JI r. Carpenl.•r to
do It.• NY'lint presence It there fa that ehrunbei
line to Webster's? •Nat even that of his succes
sor, Inmoetitionaltly, In spi to of dissent and re
volt, the greatest nano. and the hillprelllosl. Will
tiler,. Mr. Stllllller is 11111.5111 g, physically,
lu
tellrctnatty and in.:rally—Mr. Webster was, both
Imp:x(111g and marvelously magnetic. Ills chain
plonshipand leadership Were at no tittle, It scents
to toe, Nu.LlOSerlt ye 1111t1 :11,111111.110y 111...N1,011511de
110 MI. r-umuler s. Ile solemnly proclaimed his
devotion to tnni• l'ltion. Sunntor challenges the
devotion a others. Mr. \Voltsler expounded,
Mr. Stunner amends ron dI; tit ions. Mr. Wel:slur
spoke for 1i:1.'5:W111V:el IS, r. Sumner speaks n■
MIISS:10111..(1S.
. ... .
(Irma as he was, Mr. Webster stood on a lot'
plane of human interests and passions, entangled
and obstructed, though there was about 111111 overt
111 lilt quietest times a certain nir of great ele
mental powers, In repose, an !atmosphere than
dorOU 4 even In IIIIII,411111”, MO VIIIII with latent,
lightnings. Mr. Sumner has stood from the first,
on a craggy laill%ll 11104, where the air lo pure,
though NoMervinat frosty and gusty, and the view
!abroad; and we must lint forget that this has
et:dared through tempest and deluge, while the
pleasant ground ofoom; , rotn Ise, on e'll I ell Web
ster Took his stand, was washed quite away,
)vlten " the rainsaleseended and the floods MUM,"
TIIO. VI rgrnla debates In the Senate have 11000,
as you 111000 seen, unconimonl) - lively and spicy.
The able Senators from Nevada attacked Mr.
,Hammer's positions, anal were aliabst pathetically
eloquent in defence Of floveimor Wallrer. They
said some saucy things, though their censures
wer.!uot unmixed with praise. Indeed,. I have
noticed that when gentlemen burn gunpowder
under the nose of the distinguished Senator from
.11,,arelometts they are generally careful to MIX.
II wills frankincense,
To-day, for -the first time, I have heard II Re
publican Senator speak of him and to hint, in
open opposition and defiance, without circtunio
cut boa or compliment, without softening or
sweetening orally kind. Mr. Trumbull attached
angrily.. lir. Sumner retorted indignantly.
There is MI lillarl • ei iii, a family quarrel fur bit
term., and vindletiveness. We were really
grieved as we beheld I.llls 1,31111 of Republican
brothers letting their "angry passions rise,'' for•
get MI of the verse learned at the maternal knot:
• ' Birds la their little nests agree.
And gin • shameful sada
Wheat children acme family
rail nut, mad brawl and tight "
'1'1; Is very mixed sort of a mutiny proVes to me
what 1 have often thought, that the Republican
party Ineits cohesion and discipline, the esprit
du tarps that has made the "great strength of its
nian.y•sided, saltily, Indestructible. wise old ad
versary; and that with nitwit malneity, It Is
Iwanting in courage.
' Who shall decide when stall great doctors of
State disagree I Senator Nye, who, in hit:abound-
=
loot: on the bright side of things. Senatorß
COnkling nail Stewart. who are young and trust
ing, with many other able Itepublicatm, and all
the Democrats, IltiV01. : 11!.. tilt` MUNI geuurous faith,
and the twist magnanimous terms. I hope
they may be right, but I remember too well to Ire
utterly eunthient, the old days, when In political
negotiations and bargains, the high-toned, chi
valrous South invariably got the better of the
cold, ealeulatlng North. I ant afraid that Cas
sandra utters through the solemn tones irt Sum
ner, her vain, unplerisard prophesies. I um
afraid front the rumors I hear, that plots against
the freedom of the Meek man are hatehing in the
old stave breeding" soil of Virginia. Can it be
that Just there, is to be reversed tire fable of OW-
MlAS—that !roar Ilchls thickest sown With "armed
men," our slain heroes, w•e arc to see the fearful
1.... .1. hrtst , again?
And the poor freedman there 111111 elsewhere in
the South, 'an it be, that for them meanwhile,
the gift of the franchise is to be Illce the fatal ilery
tunic sent by Delanira to ,Ilerenles, to torture
11111 COIIBIIIIIO. Is it plliSoll.l by the blood of the
Hydra 1 G. (1., in S. I'.'l rlimne.
Sall Rheum, Skin and Rascal, Digrageße
Micronfed eureil.—Seo testimonial
SALIA111:11.1' TOWNAIII . I', Lehigh Co., Oct. 31,
It Is with a grateful feeling that I feel she to utak. , the
following htuteineat for the benefit of those who are suffer
ing trout Scrofula and other Chronic Discasiis. My trio
had bees haltering for several years from honor, or
swellings on her neck holden after a limo would gather
and discharge matter, leasing a ruunlng sore. Situ bud
been treated for more than a year by stoat eminent p h yal•
clans witliont receiving any perfannentloinent,
lire dlseavo
becoming scorer, null) she. hail five of these running sore
011 her neck, when I employed Dr. 11. D. Lougaher, under
whosii treatment she C 01111110114,1110 Improve city fast, tho
sores on her neck to heal, and all tier unpleasant and dis•
agreeable ayniptams gradually to illsatirear, until her
health was restored, which Irae tu about four mouths. I
feel perfectly justified, after having tried the He:nov.lll.o
other physicians ht VOCOIIIIIIeIIIIIIIgI,II tense who are suffer
lug from Scrofula or Chronic Discangt, to Dr. loitigiiker fo
medical treatment, With a Arm billet that they will be sat
beaelltial and curt thereby, ao lay wife has been.
[Signed.]J.\>lES HAHNE:It.
Dr. H. D. J•niguker • a ulnae Is on the East sido of Sin II
htreet, between Hamilton and Walnut. Allentown.
Jrinancial. alto Commercial.
—Deßayou & Bro., Bunkers and Deniers iu II over
Securities, 411S.iiil st., l'hilluielphin,repart the full
ionlatlons:
United Stab•. 6.1
It0:2
• 5..0 a 19..01
18;
" 100:1, now.-
5....1)'w 1047• new....
3-3U • x IkS
s'o-10.41 : x
• • :01.year, d per cent. .3 ,
Compound Intere.4 noten
(lold
inlver
ALLENTOWN -bIARKET, JANUARY 2i. IS7O.
r"rrodni co,rY meek by Irtinshei intr. S Norhure
WLrn4YL,ur• per LLI
Wheal • Per • • •
Curt, •
'•
••
Tlututby Seed, p.'r lurtlurl
Wheat Flour. per CM' t•••• •
CoorU MPlii • • •
Butter. It I , ••“Od• ...... •
Llkfti. • •
'••
Egg ph dor,•u
11.ttor.,
Dried APP1e,.1. 44,
Dried rearllr.•
NEW YORK PRICE CIIRRENT
For January 12th, 1570. Corrected weekly by J It. Ilel.
Web, Produce Cot...Atm Merchant, Nu. 92 Barclay St.,
New York.
BUTTER. Orange di finkOPY Co. 11/110, $(01141 to cholee.
p ;b. (561 Clotango. Pol. and Cattarang.Co'Nl/6111.,
toter, 4.X4:41; Pair to cood, 316111 t Common 27Eklj.
131101110M\ Co. all. ChOICI., ikel4l; fair to good, 1t5441;
Common, .27Q10. N. Y. State Faking! choice, yellow
35(.4.33; fair to good, ItVS34; common. '25430. N. Y. slot,
choler, 40445; fair to good. !LW.): Conumm...'nfroll.
N. Y. State Welsh tub+, choice, 3CW:3: common to good,
2.°417414. N. I'. State Dairies, choice. 3717011, fair to good,
SkSJI.I. Western 14,c:rye e1tuici1 . 264V.2 , ; - fair to gootCzyin:sl;
•tote parked commou to good 1765;t1 Northern Pa. tube,
choice, 41.13.44: poor to good, 1.3.51.40. Rolls In Cloth,choice
2ntt t; Pour to good, 333 , 25.
Receipts during Ike • "act week foot up nearly 13,143
packages. au Increase of about 3.775 foots
over lust
week. There ha+ been an impreattion that floe butter
would rule relatively high through season, bat the
large quantity of that grade held back in the int.lor now
Raking
the confident , ' of holders. Selections at firkin,
'flaking only fall utadr, yellow and Our. I have been eb.
tabard at 35 c.d., bottle receive, a are unwilling to let n
ennionter go away, and KM ihnernlllloLl to 11011 at •otao
price. se title others are not yet willing to pat their butter
down to a wiling price. The toms. Is wearing along and
the large clock known to to, in the country depte•ws the
market R. much u+ If it were ill here. Ninon went kept
P too long and ore even yet held too high. We believe lu
letting them full until a point is reached which will move
the mock every day that this I+ put off make. the full.
greater when it does come. •.
CIIEESE.—New factory choke and fancy. 1701:17' 2 ; fair
to good, 15 , ;(initn ; ',. N. Y_State Dairy gootl - to choice,
Walla; poor to good Liam 5. v. State aklmined,
ItlnSl2.
EGGS.—Jeraoy and rnumk, well packed to choir, 11 dog
304 . 31. Jet,ey and Pen.. well Pocked in outs, (0:01.
44 Y. State well packed, good order. 21(e030. Ohio and
Wesiurn. Id( . .N17 , 30. Limed. t. 19025. ,
The mild and op. weather we told the P. , wrck; ii•s
kept receiver+ frensellersould the demand has been small.
We- do not look for any further decline during the coming
week. and should we have /were (.01,1 er.ther. Priree
'll
ty improve •
11.4:1 a. —Marrow choke, new. 11 hu4ll, ell.. 9. Tafr+2. 81
KIWI nog, choice, 3.01W1.21. Mediums, choice, 2.15(22.35.
Pea, choice. 2.510512.75; fair to good, 2.2 5 42.1 0 511x.31 lots
and common7:/i'ot.un.
JDILL Ell OWL I'—Millet Prime Sint,. 11 bush. IWall;
erey, Oltio totri Penney! , node, 7 1 _.178t_. Applea Southern
tioW. 7q3. lilackberriew, Itasphertiee
Cherriew pitted; new, tiati, In, cm. ,
ton
pealed, nen . , EtTCI2. Peat:hex peeled, new, 17(5:21.
1' ITS.— , Appt.Jle+, Mixed lots, itbl.. liddLi W. Do.
S Selected, 4 2:45,5. no. Common, 2 1 , 060:1
EEDS—Clover. good to Prlnte.ll lb, 1.011:1.,; Flau.ced,
2 . fIrI:?3 : AX. —Pare, 11 3Sel.
PLIULTRY. Ducks alive, it palr, 1 Cfq,1.75. o +,+r
Al", 91 tote, 3.0n5L1.fu.
LTRY PlakisEl)--Turkeys, choice, ' - ft lb. 18171'20.
contlad6l to good. 10(3,17, Chicken+. choice. loal7; rkllll.
110.110 MARL 8014. PliCkM. COnlllloll chowe, 14€4.0:
lieotte,
We kayaked • dhdresalug week be the poultrY trade.
Stook bun arrived cult and to very ar e order, and the de.
mend has Linery light, at hare been low and quite
irregulow, niy
ley
Belling at our lowest rule+. Mice+
00 nUOIII IninrOne &Man ninnald ace have cold reap
moat week,
Shippers of ka yo
to bear to toted that the forward
feet of calve+ kayo lo be out off at the
and no
and tho
hind feet at the gamble or it nee Joint. and no head ski. or
oars to he loft us tho calve.. lu aelllng calves lu
market We linne in allow front bead three pound , . on each
calf, whore the eltiu bunt:sued 1.1011 , are left on. and
therefore It 111 le 1411111nOre Interest reove.thent before
ahipplug. Leave no cunt/of or beaten. in the cola., and
du uot sow un the calve+ before ahlpping.
Potti 2l e E- 1 1 P1 1 01. ‘ i. I' Cru r ail rt. 2° 2.1; 'lPfr. "e illio l utltd 2 dre . ,
'Pio., whole Deer, IwDl4.
16 Pa l l a v i t:s 1 D .' ressed, ft The 16(a,17. Do, poor-to good,
A, 0:011.116i COLD OR SORE
TlTlmAtrenuttos Itamedlata attentlo_n, as
_naglect
often rascal tin au Incurable Long Diaeasa
OW 4/ •
Ot LP
BRON C H i c AL
400\
BnonvsBROSVHIAh.TROOHES
will moot lurarlablr give relief.
'or IluirteurriB, ANTIIIIA, CATARRH,
CONWMPTIVE and TIILLUAT.
MME=fIEI
SEWERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use
to ritatr am) strengthen the yoke.
wing toil, good reputation and popularity or the Tro•
at. many toorliarßa and citron Nitta/ tuna are named,
felt 'ore good for mithing. 110 Man to OIITAIN 1110
iirtdivivs BiloNcrtim. TROCIITq
I=l
WANTED!
575,000 175,000
MEN ! BOYS !
TO ATTEND THE GREAT DAILY
Cl o thi ng Balos
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Ha(pray between lith and 6th Sbi
, 111 11.11 110 NV. , (1 . 11. Wl' i'111,1:1` I.
great ,. I,in:di, to ',tuck:vim , . ,rcllliirs hum rim l.+'
(*all i 1,1 1.41, A, hat hue rim
S Trial floticc
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By the it.r of that Seientl Discovery..ll , d
LL'S VEGETABLE
. SICILIAN 11A11{
RENEWER.
It will make flair grow upon Imld hendo,excht lu %el,
timed persons. no It mild-hs the nutritive principle liy
which the hair hoorioloi l e and supported.
It will provent•the lair from foiling ent. and deeo net
Main the ',kin. •
No 1011, erieleare raprriorgy fablm,,l
than (hr Piet that Ao call imitation./ of it am off. re et
thr
IT IS A SI'LE-VDID lIAIR•DRESSING !
our Treatise on the flair sent free lit mail.
It. P. HALL & CO., Nashua. 5. ii.. Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists.
ERRORS OF YOUTIL—A gentlenum who
u ,sulfered for years front Nervous Prema
ture Decay and all the affects of youthful indiscretion,
will, for the sake of suffering humanity, rend free to all
who need it, the recipe and direction for making ilia sim
ple remedy by which inc was rifted. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertiser's experience 1,11 dust by .1•
dressing, ittperfect confidence, JOHN B. OD DEN,
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l' ! "?- . p. TO CONSUMPTIVES.—The advertiser,
baring been restored to health - In it few weeks, by a'
very simple remedy, oft, having suffered several years
with 0 anxious affection, nod that dread isense, Cou•
somption.ls to make known to his fellow onfferers
the swims of core. Toon whodeslre it, he will send a copy
of the prescription used (free of charge), with the direr .
thins for preparing slot using the same, %Odell they will
slid a owe core for Bronchitis, Er.
The only object of the advertiser In molding the Prescrip
tion is to beloilit the ailllcted, nod spread information
which Ile concolver to ha invaluable; and hn hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as It will cost them twilling
and may prove a blessing:
Parties wishing the prescription will please address,
11ev. EDWARD A. WI LSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., N. Y.
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Mac 19-Iy•s•
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HE
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Pa. WIAHAIreI+ (11{EAT M/1111l1CAS I/VAN:I ,I IA P 11.1.0 all!
l'l.Yl:'ylnen TAR CORDIAL tire a 1/11 , 11live and iniallibla
moo ford yapepsla lu 1110/II aggravated form, 1110 110
matter of bow bind at:aiding.
They penetrate the aevret abode of thim torcible disease,
and exterminate root and branch, forever.
They 10,111V11“.1 MOM agony and silent suffering than
tongue can tell.
They are noted for curing tho most desperate and
r men, when every known means fail to afford rebel.
No form of ilyapepala or Indigestion can resod Moir . pen
etrating power.
DR 'W ISLIARTS
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
It Is the vital principle of the tine Tree, obtained by a
culiar process hi the distillation of the tar, lip which its
highest medical properties are retained. it tiv.gorm...
the digestive ergo us and restores the appetite. It strength
ens the debilitated system. It purities and I•urielleh the
Maud, and expels front the system the corruption which
scrolula breeds on We Inglis. It dhoitilVes the 31111C04 or
phlegm which stops the air Passages of the lung, Its
healing principle acts upon the Irritated sunset, of the
lungs and throat, penetrating to each diseased part, re
lieving pain nod subduing inflammation. It Is the result
of years of study arid experinient, and it is otfered to the
atilicted with bis dive assurance o Is to core the
folloWiug dis c o uses, If WO lixtieut hi f
~ t hut tr i o long itt'hlred
6 resort to the means of cure
(Thustigiption tJ Ore Cough, Sure Arunt turd
',remit, Brochitis Liver Ourdpiaint,
ing Mind
and )(fett n
ling .
Asthma, Whoop
Cough, Deptheriii,
A medleal expert,holding honorable collegiate n diplomas,
devotes his entire 1110010 the extputuntlon 01 patio.. tit
the office purger, Assochtted with him era three co 'rink,
lug physic.. of acknowledged emineuca Who. mire ices
are given to the public rung 0 r NI/010K.
This opportunity Is offered by uu other iustltutiou lu the
cotattry.
Letters front any part of the iontalry, asking ndrlee, will
be promptly nud gratuitously responded. Where con
veuieuti remain... should take the chu t e of
115 , 41
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DRAFT OR POST•OFFICE ORDER
Price of Wlsburt's American Dyspepsia Pills, fa a Los.
Sent by mall ou.recelpt of price.
Price of Wlshart's Pluo tree Tar Cordial, 41..'e1a bottle,
or tilt per dozen. Sent by express.
All cotomeulcullons sbuilld be addressed
L. Q. C. WISIIART, M. D.,
No, ::t2 N. Second St., Philadelphia
$7 Iliti
1 15 11) log
MEE!
DEAFNEsS, BLINDNESS AND CA
treated with the utmost nacre.. by J.
Eon;M.D. and Profeaxer of Ithrenser nl the Eye nip/
(hiet specialty) in Vie Medical Colleue or Penn •
roicanio,Plprore experience, (formerly of Leyden, 'hol
land, I No. nil Arch K truer , Phllatli•lplila. Te,timonixls
can be noun at his Mlle, Thu medical faculty aro invit
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practice. Artificial eye,. (snorted without pain. No charge
for exuilkination.
9 on nrlilog
00 •
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SCHENK'S rui.moNic SYRUP, SEA
IJ-ri' WEED TONIC and Mandrake Pills, will cure Con.
sumption, Liver Comp[ono, and Dyspepsia, If taken ac
cording to dlrectlous. They ore all three to be token of the
some time. They CliqUilioi the stiounich,•relax the liver,
nd pet it to work, then the appetite becomes loud; the
food digests aud makes good blood; the patient bogie, to
grow in flesh; the diseased matter ripens in the luorm, and
the patieut outgrows the disenne itial gets well. Thin is 1110
only wny to care consumption.
To then° three medicines Dr. J. 11. Schenk. of Philmleln
plait, owes his unrivalled OUCCI4O4 In the ...limit ot pul
monary consumption. Teo I . ollllolile Syrup ripens the
morbltbniatter in the lungs, nature throws It otf by esy
expectoration, for when the phlestri or mutter in ripe. a
slight cough will throw it II lf, and the patient has rent and
the lungs begin to heal.
Tin du thin, the Tunic and Mandrake must
he freely used to Clean. , the stomach nod liver, so that the
Paiute:lie Syrup and the food Will Milk° good blood.
Schenk 'a Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, removing
aII obstructions. relax the duets of the gallbladder, the
bile marls freely, and the liver Is WWI relieved; the stools
will show what the Pills can do; nothing his ever been
lueenied except calomel lit deadly Pul,uu avhleh in
iiiilertn Willi great filyel i 1110 I Will MAMA(
the nod start the secnitious of the liver like
Schenk '0 Mandrake Pills.
Liver Couiplalut Is one of the must prominent cairn. of
Con stimption.
Shen k's Seaweed Tonic In a gentle stimulant and alter- I
Mite, and the alkali itt the Seaweed. which 11111 proper,
Unlit., tondo 1;f, assists the stomach to throw °lathe gastric
juice to
into
the food with the PUlitionic Syrup, and it
la made into good blood without fermentation or souring in
the ntomach.
The great reason why 'Myst..s do not cure consent:i
gloo in, they try to do too much; they give ...Mello , estop
dor
by doing theh, to stop chilly
der s,
augo to sto
the NI p nighholt.t SWeitt, liectieewees fever,
and by sP,
locking up the secretions, awl eventually the patient ,inks
and dies.
Dr. Schenk, in bas treatment, .1014 not try to steno cough,
night nweatn, chills, or fever. Remove thee:time, and they
will ill pilot; of their own accord. No one can be cured of
Consumption, Liver Complaint, Dynpepsia, Catarrh, Can
ker, Throat, unless the liver end moon eh are
melte healthy.
Iya person has Consamption, of course the lunge In some
way o diseased, ;either tubercles, abscessea, bruachlul
irritatio ar n. Pleura adhesion, or the lune. are amass of in
dentation und , tust decaying. In such cones 10 teat munt
be done 7 kin eel only the longs that are wasting, but it
la the whole body. The giolllach Byer have lost their
power to, make Mood out of food. Now the only chance Is
m take Schenk 'I; three medicines, which will bring tip a
tone to thetile patient will begin to wont food, It
' digent eon ill lard make good blood: then the patient
11110114 IO gain fn 110,11, Mid an ennui its the boar
6ogius Id
irrOW, the lungs commence to heal up, aud the patient get.
Ilenhy lout well. Thie is Mho only way to cure Consump
tion.
When there In no lona dlvense, and only Liver Complaint
and Dyspepsia, Schenk's Seaweed Toole and Mandrake
Pills are nufllelent without the Pulitionic Syrup. 'lake
I ke
Mundreke Pills freely In all bilious complaints, as they are
perfectly '
Dr, Schenk, who has enjoyed uninterrupted health for
many years past, aud I.IOW weighs 22.) pouuds. was wasted
away to a were skeleton, la the very last stage of
nary Connultiptlon, plo,lciaus having Pronounced his
caw hopeless and abandoned him to Ids fate. Ile was cured
by the aforesaid medicines, slid sinee his recovery taanY
thuukuuds similarly afflicted have used Dr. licheulea prep
*rations with the Sante remarkable slums, inalldireotloaa
accompauy each, make It not absolutely 1101,0111111ry to Per
na:mil). see Dr.tichenk, tailor. the patients wish their lithgli
examined, arid for this parpose he is profeauloually at hi.
Principal Unice. Philadelphia, every Saturday. where all
letters tor advice tenet Inc addressed. Ile Is also prof.s•
Tonally at No. 11 . 2' Bond Street, New York, every they
Tuenday. and at No, di Hanover Street, ilosion, every
other Wednesday, Ile gives advice free, but for a thor
ough eXataluittiou with his Itospirumeter the poke Is 43
Maio hours at each illy (rum g A.lll. to 3 P. N.
Dn, J. 11. SCIIENK,
15 .Y. OM St., Philatia.,Pa
•
mar 10-Iy***
MI
elo{bing.
Tho Real Excallenco andtheartnest of our Cloth
ing b tho only tocrot of our groat suooose.
TLOTHINS
EMI
Ica t 11.8 but "oil
w./ /I" monln, every plow
w Men In well epongetl,
on.l toren/11y otounuell.
Our cotton. of llendy
m..dn Clothing urn ouch
cn 4/14 WU, kln oilier
/
.1 Al inholetAn on t:n4
I.: Wolk; thole work
.billwn comfort with
vt) le.
Our hands are supplied
with thn hr st trimmings,
e
:1•1 utt „u that they Into
Mout, ttntl orrery article
I. :It, ttucitly tested be.
ft., It, tug pattern stock.
burry r,Arnlont Feld Is so
• rtuop titled with I, legal t .
goentotee, hultlletrus cc. •
.tietttstl.lo for the cur.
1.4,1,0 of all Ilea rep.
tette:ltalie,. made.
It 1, etutetttlell Iltut our
I te tt and litany
I r utiNttniugtte, etutblo
tin fitit Intcar deem tuty
IVel.vito
it comparltiou of prices.
WINTER 1869
We Lava made the
GREATEST PREPARATIONS YET
Numberless Garments,
Endless Variety,
Choicest Selections,
Goods to Wear Well,
Standard Stylca, .
•
Latest - F.:shions,
.Nev , . Furnishing Goods
43-All our vo,r,:ls arc marked at LOWER
Palms t the hams articles last,yeari
AND
DEPARTMENT FOR BOYS' AND YOUTHS' WEAR
Are copvcially ‘vell priprtred
nuttprmlion.
New and Better Cutters,
Improved System,
Greater Dispatch,
A Finer Line of Goods than over,
School Clothes,
Sunday Clothes,
Many New Styles,
Wearing Qualities Unequaled.
• -- .OAK AA UILD I NGS •
•
TEM LAr.GEST IN TIIZ, STATZ,
S. E. cot'. 6th & MARKET STS., F.mt,racing whole
hloek nn uth from
PHILADELPHIA. (Market to Minor.
1ir1AN:400 . 645 - 10061 , Y;N
TREASUIRER'S REPORT.
The account of Evan Guth. Thaaurer of the Mutual Ito
Inmuranee Company of Lehigh Count
1810.
1141au, li, Bull from lust year
Aug. 14, Ily rnsli roc'tl fn.,. W. rogvl, lu, loin In
NOV. ...11. • •
IE7O.
ja.9. By intere.t r. e'd daring the year
1911. n.
Jan. 0, Cool/ natal Evan Cloth itll 00
Feb. 0 • • Charl, Derr 1 i
• 11, • 1 alintry llolon. for a 1411t1 9OJ
tor , tr o
. l • 10, • • Javolt loatrenberger 100
...T.. • • Samuel Kuhn....
Aug. Nathan Carl, Curorn 11111 II 00
.• 14. • • 11oory11. Pears on for Jacob W.
von lire 410 mart. "1 110
• • 14, ca..). 11/1111 III•try B. Poltroon Cro /terriers. 01
Nor. 1 Marko Mobr.lsolding olortiou 200
1. •1
Natlaan Anitooloo
Fredoric 31arko. k, Lynn 2 00 0
•• '• .. 2
1070.
Juu. 0,
•
ll.tzel. 41011 nit •29: 1
at Cents liarl7 R 4
Direct...l , let , . I:II 42
18. D.
May 1, Vit , ..11 1,41,1 Ames It. Dello, il,Prn
Hop. I. Ilene sill,' George, "81
Dee. I. 1t.001 , 01 Beek. I 40
•• I,' Joshua S. Miller. e81 , e1r.•••• lust
Sep. 21, • • Win II It nuuurl,ilipme.'e o, r Sr , '
Sep. 25. ' • Tiezi.iirer•ti nupple
eat to charier. 21 Cl)
Sep 3, • • !n State. lleu eau. , Ina 151
7 14
.l u. ou.
' • Joan* Gearar, datnnan , on. 11U5
Jan. 8. • • Audltarg 1 50
Jars. " Tre.p.nrrr'm 15 O,J
MOM.' OR 1.111111.1
1!!MI!011!El!1!12=9
• • • • • -
We. the nudersigneil sj ping led auditors haveexamlnad
the arciadd of the officers of the Lehigh County Mutual
Fire InnuraiiceCompaily, do report that rue have carefully
examined
co
mime am! Iluil the atementa trio awl cor
rect as alnico slated. W1U11 , 311 our Intuit and seals thin Nth
day of January, A. D. ISM
.41,1.1KNAivity,A11.7s1T'llARSON,
}Auditors.
E. :ilk(' Elt,
DENA VEN ds ITROT}:R.
8.1.Vk l:•8.Y .1 DILI 1, I.: S
GOVERNMENT sEcuitatk]s
UNION Al• CENTRAL PACIFIC It. It
IST NIORTGA(;Ii BONDS
4t) SOUTH sTitErr,
I.IIII.ADEI.PIIIA
Buy, 5..11 1in.11:,4 . 13.iuge atil I.•ue,
tr. S. BONDS,
111=11
GOLD
Bottahi and I.oltt at Market Rate.
St ek. bought and mild Cidnoth ,
los 011 IV received and interii.t Allowed tin
dgily '0a..., (Iwo; at Sight. Jon 10
4: 410 - 000 "I..t".ANT"l'''
•
BUCK LEAD •
LEAD!
let. For its l'uthalel
jr2.l. o Its
li. Unequaled Durability,
For In Uneurtut ,, ml l'overlu Dromtrt)*•
I.u•tly for It.. Ecottolut'•
64-IT COS'N I.Erit to paint u lilt itt It LEM/ than
tabor While Loud entlttlt. 'rho Name weight cotton MOO.;
HUH FACE, in more DUE ABLE, mu! makes WHITER
WORK.
Ii D Is the rheapegt and 6,mt.
$lO,OOO %GUARANTEE.
BUCK ZINC
"Kt. For ID. Ftw.Dtalo.llitY.
.1 F Its
3 .2 .1.. For
Its Uto.orpwowd Covering Ploverty.
Lat.tly, for It. Drool. Evottotair.
bolna iio CIIE .PEST. MAN DSULEST, ttati Waal DUE.'
DLE White Faint la tlw world.
BUY ONLY
BUCK LEADAND BUCK ZINC
TRY IT AND BE CBNVEVUED.
Huthifuetion guaranteed by the Munufacturern
BUCK corr AG E COLORS,
trloNs m „;',l• l ,7; l M.inlit nic Egl:. "UIIIR
FIVE DIFr COa.OAS. Duranlo, , elloar.
and Beautiful übade, •
rm
Sample card. aent by Malt If ilonlrc.l.
Dealers' (Inlet, will la. promptly carculed by Om mac
nfactuicra.
FRENCH, R,TCHARDS &
N. W. COR. TENTH & MARKET 131 B.,"
Jan 19.1 y PHILADELPHIA.
870.
Z.Ziatclje,g anb srl33rltu.
t k P.I.DVjELL & CO.
r _
•
c iP i,•.?,,r ; .1 EW ELERS,
AND
IMPORTER
9')2 CITF.STNIT STREET, , 1111.A.DE1,1'111A,
KEEP ONLY
liST-CL ASS GOODS.
AN 1101RNAlt y Atli ETV
GOLD WATCHES,
DIAMONDS,
.IEWELRT,
SILVER WARE,
WEDDING KILTER,
PLATED WARE,
CLOCKS', BRONZES,
FOREIGN FANCY GOODS,
FINE PAINTINGS, &C., 4:c
All per,onoo, dodring roa•ly tine artlclee, reliable In
quality and moderato in Mi.., are eettitin 10 boltletionl l
Our exr...L.l,gly large and vorloul collection. Our stork I.
kept alway. freolo by intorno. from trot nourees.
on , .tore hoo Pronounced one of the molt elegnnt lit the
world; 1111.1 1111 V parties elo.iting doe city are conlially in.
riled to coil Rod iteopeet it at their looloonn. 19- IY
CHESTNUT AND 12TILSTREETS,
Pill DELPIIIA
BAILEY
CP OM OPENING
('II 'l'llA DE
.AIAG N I FICENT STOCK
wATenr,s,
JEWELRY,
STLYER-WARE,
FANCY GOODS,
BRIDAL GIFTS
11;111,EV eo. /MVP the handilotiwit piton the world
rind tr ill ht thllo.l idedwil to receive mid iihow
ors through their establo,hinent.
BAILEY & CO.,
NEW M Ail 13 LE STORE,
CHESTNUT AND 12TH STS.,
'"gl 9,1
00
IS AC K. prr AL (PEER.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
5... 115 SUIITII S.F.CoND ST., con. or QUAKILY. PUMA
=
r Walebox Jctr , •lry, Silver and
PlAaniedn;7l;4'irri:.‘;,'Tti,t"unt,ly _
‘wo _ ry
prompt p
•.` 111 - ,..l2eitillikg of \\Niche% and Jt 1
ppg
1,4 I
nit.,ndtl
G i lt AND OPE:VI:I4 4 A
NEW ENV ELRY STOR E.
J. It. WEBER begtt kat, 10 Mum (Ito ritlrena of Allen:
town and Hotly that ht. boo opt.sted it new J E\VELItV
1,,T01{1;
NO. 36 WEST HAMILTON STREET,
Where he will keep cea.tattilr Laud an it..ttrtale . nt of
:t IA
01l .11:N\ ,Itl at Price"in "a to
time,
trt_leektl. Watchet 11111 i Jett•.tcy Ntrertfflp rorair. ,l •
J. \Veber , being au experienced . and careita mechanic,
re•reetially atkt. the patr , nage ot the
It. wßomi.
July 2S.eatt _ _
EsTABLINE2I:II. 113: ASSI
I:l:MiiV
.I:\('rill
IL\ Y ,
PJ WEI JER,
Invites kin patron.: and ille poldle generally. to Ids New
Store, No. MI v EsTN rr sT.. PHILADELPHIA. whore
they wlll lind a la rat. a 1.1 well r, lamed %lark of DIA
MONDS, W ATC 11,111710.
Price,lt Y. SILVER
+did PLATED WA E. at Moderate
N. II —WATCHES and JEWELRY carefully repaired.
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE of all kinds made to
order. July 1.1.n0t
,W,lli
43
xxa (
MOS G•_
P.r. I'l 00
wATeli ES, J V,
SILVER AND PLATE!) WARE
CHARLES S. MASSEY'S,
No. .21 East Hamilton aireet. opposite the Gorman Ito
forzned Church. lane' ook' ed (rola Nev York and Phil
adviphia. all the sty los
GOLD IVATCIIE,S.
Ils•has sisal:sagest and best asesorisnent of (laid ‘Valelsess
and al lower price, lusts cast be (amid chira...re. •
SILVEIt wATeuff...s.
larger 11111 i hotter asesssrinnsul of Silver Watch..
thau ran ssurellaresi anywhere eke.
GOLD .1 EAV.EI,IiY.
❑o ho. tho largeSt nod best rvotorttneut of ull kluds o
Gold Jewelry.
GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY. •
lie a Jewelry better :mot - intent all Mudd 0(011
mud Plated than can be Mud elsewhere.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
Ile bar u oplendid n,Aortruent of Silver and Plated Were
Any person desiring good' in thht Ituo ran not fall to it
hutted.
A largor anmtirttoeut tbiu at any othor ostabllsbutrut.
MELODEONS. • ---
A splendid oQ.ortmcnt of Princes Mrlodecom the boa
to the m orlol. .
- - - - •
ACCORDEONS.
lifeld ansurttn rut of all k,. of Accoll
eour.
entabllchntent hay lutety been lilted on. nod itow
second to uono In New York and Philadelphia. and ahead
of anything outside the large rifle.. Ile hot a larger stock
of faidliouithlii good~ to hl. In. than all who, In Lehigh
comity combined. To convince yourAelveA of the
coil and see
KELiam unoTHER,
NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON ST.,
wvllregnlalvd and warranlvd. Al; lean nud
1 , 2 opwatth , A larger w.ortmeut of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCAS
than rw ho found In any other more In the city.
JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS,
of vv., ol,rt
•%ifatchos rotpairot on Short Nock
pLATED (FOODS
r II St
FINEST QUALITY,
nt tLn LoNVe.t Rat., nt
SO S CHESTNUT STREET, Second Floor,
•
ft. 1100EItS.
We ore dully recolv log (rum our (orrery In Cono,ctlnt
,
the lilt of 11.1111 i, nnunr,nr• from lthg , r
Brother, nil • • MorW M
en lirania Co.'u • maaufactorle
TRIPLE-I'LATED SILVERWARE,
Excel. all othm
• ZINC• 4.
BRIDAL (VET' AND 1101.11 AY PIIESENI's
1 It EXHIBITION
(TX
01' CIIIIISTMASI:3I:NTS
G. A: SCHWARTZ, ,
low ciIESTNUT STllEUT.fabove
e r r f
calttrer z wathiouttllc In ana.
rie'roul:l7 all; la bt.VliY wswaila
TOYS. • !hiving visited all . the largest European Mabo.
factories personally, I am confident that the Variety and
Cheapness of (bombs cannot ho aurrattaml In thin country.
All are invited to visit the attire, whether they porch*o
or otherwise. •
0. A: SCHWARTZ,
dee 1 Importer. and inolesale and Retail Dealer.
zi‘
I E \VELEItS,
Fon TIIE
F &LI
=3
I=l
NovELTIEs
SPECIALTY
PHILADELPHIA
CLOQIIS
LENTOWN,
CLOCKS,
SILVER WARE
I=l
S 4 CIII:STNUT Street. Second Pl.nr.
PHILADELPHIA .
A. 11. 7200 ERR
ILrgat 'Notictis
ADMINISTRATOR'S 11;
Notice 1., hereby given that the undoralguedhu
1/11.11 out letters of adminixtrutlon In the Estate of John
DI dereaartyate of the Borough of Cataxaugu•.
Lehigh county; therefore all pore.. who aro Indebted to
asho .fate, are reque.ted to make payment within all
wool°. from the date hereof. and such who have soy legal
clamps agaito4 said Estate will preaent them well authen
ticate,' for
melt
within the alive them
time.
lee 15.6 w WILLIAMS Afftn'r.
L,tforTuft.
All permo. who are ludebted for water permits to
th.Alloutown Wainr Compavy aro herar.smeded
they ran sVitio their account• by rolling upon the Treasu
rer of the Company in the office of the County Com
sioners between uow and the Find tiny of February, 187 U.
After that . 31 per real. will he added ott all amounts due
and the .evetal totpaid necounts will orderned Over to
Justly .• of the Peace tecttilectlou. fly of the 'bard,
JOS. WEAVER, Prrsident.
Attest Secretor)'
TIIIIIIAAJACtiIiV, Treasurer.
-
11.11.11.1111 I'IItACTI
CAL FURRIER, 710 ARCH ST Pllll,B IVA.
I.atlicit, tnke nutlet; or our Influence clack of Cue Fore,
cut...dating of finest llticatan and Iludaun Ray Sable, Rink
Chinchilla, Ermine, Actrarhan, Siberian Squirrel.
Fitch. Ste. Ala., n line ancurtineut of Sacques, In
Seal, lier-lan or White nod Black Aairachao, which I am
aching at 'AI per cent. Wail than any Other store In Ike city.
A 1 ., ,, n non o.notnnont of Robea, Whip. You. While Ice.
land Relax, Beaver. and Undo. Day Wolves, A,
WII. /IMAM
710 Arch St. l'hliaic:FLla.
IMEMI
Joy nub ir.:,13 Lct
T'F.---NEVE. CONVENI-
Olt. ICE \ IL A I
rail room., nitutit.A lo a favorable location. some
of theta taped for law yert ulArou or loaninotot occupations.
Apply .t 111. "file. or THE IA:111011 IIItOISTER, Allen.
tow u,
490 BURIAL LOTS FOR SALE,—
The motel - signed offer for bale 420 new Ceme
tery bits imutedhttely ioljolniog the rub. C.:n.107 . 2,, on
Tenth etreet. •
The loan w tit be sold by subwription, end immediately
after tho whole another ate dispuitod of they trill be award•
dby lot in the sumo taunter la the organization of the
Union Aesogiatiow Pie. or plane of the premium , . nut be
wet. at our ogle, to Y 12 (300 D & RUIIE.
To LET.-A REASONABLE LEASE
Will ho given on the Easton Slate Quarry, nitrated In
Plainfield toWnnitiV. Northampton county, l'a. neat
titaakertown. It cutiiiists of number ono flat•veln, blue,
never-failing claw, fully equal to the well.ktniwu Chap
man Slate, with n go.ol water Power and a full rigging of
pumping and in:whit/vs. l'enienti desirous of an
will pinion examine for then,
selven, null apply to Reuben Koch, SinekertownP.O.
mar :I,'W 0. 1.. l'renident
TOOUR 11117N111tEl) FARMS FOR
SAJ,E, ranging In price front .i.Sto On per sere, Accord
to improwinetits, location Ace. flood coal, genial climate,
anti near market, Them., (mums lire situate In Virginia
awl Maryland, come In the immediate vicinity of W
ington and °therm front :Mtn MI nolo* dlotaut (ruin the Cap.
Ital. Addruss or call on J. D. 6AN (i EltllVlS.lla.ogichn•
troll Avelino near Slxtli otrert Wnlillogion, C,
FOR SA LE.
=
WATER POWER AND FACTORY,
[laving how In mining ardor a Planing Machine. Slitting
Only, 'l'h toe Circular ~ Jig Saw, nrning Lathe, and
other Axton., all in cionplido barn, and
other ontbathlinga on the lot. At Cooperiiburg Station,
North Peon Railroad.
Apply by lett, or in porion to
.1 A C OB SHAFFER,
.2.10 Noith ' , proud atreet, Philadelphia.
=lli
GREAT SALE
or
EII6ON A L PROP ERT
Will lie roll a pulillr nalr rit the late
Stiiwort, deco:i.e.'. to
01CM:1,11110:I. 011
(..)N DAY ANI) TUESDAY,
MARCH 7TH AND STU, 1870,
tie 611e%8 Mg PERSONAL Phil rmar of raid decedetit.
:—one stallion. three horse, seven :Mich cows, our
bull, three. calves, two tellers, head sheep, one hoc
neve. and four large 'Mutes , two hoary lour•liors•
wagens, reaper, grain drill, machine power, two straw
cutter,corn shelter, gram fan, two new tot , bogg les, two
its light carriage haruess. four sets heavy Lernors,
akin.t, sleigh bells, halters, plough harness, etc., wolf'•
s Latish; robes, one.hurse sletgli. set of wheelwright
tools, grind some, and all the implements used on • well
stocked farm. Also, at the acme time sod place, ThtflY
Acre- of (Oslo lu the ground.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
Cousistlug of three down chairs, settee, three rocking
chairs, goo dieing taller, about ono huudred and fifty
rds rag curvet', cook nod dining room stover, number of
y
Mi a mi, one row lug machine, me beds, bedsteads •nd
bedding, betcherieg Implements, cop kettle, largo Iron
kettle, dishes, 1111.11nally other 11131Cle. 100 111111101.1.1 0 to
mentin.
Condition.. Will be matde known on day of sale by ss
lIENI.CY STEWART. •"
en 12.210 • I.llll'r of James Steweit, decbt.
31,1Cart,5.
THE POPEL It SE 3131 ER RESORT
'1111: sLA.TE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
•
WALNUTPORT, LEIII(Ill CO.
•
WILLIAM KUNTZ, PROPRIETOR.
The beautiful anti hatted grounds of this hotel lattr•
been aired up especially P. the accommodation of excur
sion parties.
THE TABLE of the hotel In annulled with the choicest
luxuries aud the most teniptlug Intuit sad vegetables.
Everything in setwou always cooked in the best manner
and nerved hi the 01005 iris Mug style.
THE SI.EEPINU APARTMENTS are commodious sod
well ventilated, and aro ample for the accommodation of
guests who may wialt Pt remain over sight, or take board• •
tint by the Week ur fur the “eason.
Special arrangemouts made with excursion parties. Pot
Luther Informatluu address WILLIAM KUNTZ,
V2S Slatlngton P. 0., Pa
ftliscallancotts
1 - AISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER
-11 bill P.—Notice to hereby given that the co.partner•
ship heretofore existing bet we. Joseph Matchett and F.
C.Haines, doing busluew under the Pm name of MAT.
C.
3 HAINES. I. this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. The business ol the law firm will be neutron by Jo
seph Mutt!liett, to Own. those Indebted are requested to
make pa yinelit and those having claims should prooent
them. Js IE ATell ETT,
C.
January Jun 194,0
DissoLuTioN OF CO-PARTNER
siII —Notice la hernby given that the partnership
lately existing between ANTHONYROWSF:, of the City
Or Allentown, Lehigh county, and N.lllll'ol'o4 Mauch
Chung Curlion comity, hi , bowl dissolved this dap , by
,
131=
A GultiricirmemAL MEETING.
X. The annual wonting of the Lehigh County Agricul
tural Society will be held on TUESDAY, the F,IHST d•T
of FEBRUe.P.T, IS7O. at 10 o'clock, A. AL, at Thu Amefi
can Hotel, la the Guy of Allentown. Penna., whore the
Treamwur • o annual report will ho precented, ofilrerx
elected Inc the eiwultig year, mot other ittlPortant 1 1 1Attorr
brought before thelneetlng. Therefore all the nwonhera
of said Society are re.pectlully requested to attend maid
meeting. lip order o
11. Jr
SCHANTZ. r
Trident.
.111.01..--JO4IIIIA Secretary. Jan 19.21
4 - II 0 Fir" S
TRI I / 4 0C
t og) MARK •
LT ExTRAC I
:dread y recommended by uur leading physloang% ax It
WOW - nod n nutrient. IL:SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO LA•
DIES). with the most sutisfactury results. This beverage
is eginusively used where all spirituous liquors suit ales
re disewded. as It differs from all other Inuit prepara
tions:. being ALMOST FREE FROM ALCOHOL, and
therefore neither insockailug uor irritating; ax It coutains
MOREH
NUTRIMENT TAN. PORTER, ALE. OR THE
smo mi EST BEER.
TARRANT r CO,, NEW YORK,
Solo Ageots for ilia (Tolled Slates,.l.tr.
MEM
SECURITY AGAINST LOSS
BURGLARY, FIRE. OR ACCIDENT
T-14k-SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
NEW FIRE AND lIVROI.ATI-I'ROOF IWILDINU
32.4 ANI.III CIIIISTISt'T ST.
TIIE FIDELITY INSURANCE, TRUST
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
CAPITA!
MEM
S. R. Brwne.. Edward W. Clark.,
Clarence 11. (kirk. Alexander Henry,
Jolla Stephen A. Cnldwell
Chucks 111arAlehter, Aleurge F. TYirr•
Hoary C. Ullman.
I'resl.lent —N. 11. 1111OWNR.
Vire Prenklent—CLAllENCE IL CLARE.
Seervlary And Trosburer-1111IIT. I'AIPERBOII.
Secielary—JA3lllA W. ILAZLEIRIIRT.
Thr Company ha.. provided In tlit•ir Ilullklltsx •Ird
athhoittio rwettrltY .aitalr.• l 10.. by FIRE. UCRU.
LARY. or ACCIDENT. itud •
nEeF.IVESECURITIES AND VALUABLES. DE 1 1 F.P9F..
IT UNDER GUARANTEE.
the following rote, for one year or lehb period:
Government end all other Coupon Seem:l
ilt, or lb", treloilerable by &give. yo. 61,00 per 0,000
(lover:moot und nil oilier Seriallieo
wred nod negotiable only by oudorse•
went
Ovid Coin or Bullion
Silver Coin or Bullion
tillger or Child Pinto. USW, neat Utl Own
er's o.loiLitte of rill.. and rule subjtcl
to inljto•ifiletil for bulk 1.00 per 100
3enelry. Innitiondo, rte • 2 511 per MAXI
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arc•'r~llnN lan b Ob. plum a bade of fret cubic capaci
ty. +la a year.
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remitted to the for Pe cen
The Comp:thy offer
bo for 11F.NT.
ke the le.ice exclusively
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SAFESINSIDIi Tilt H
E III'ULAII-PROOF •
At rates varying from fli
ng to VA each per anuttlo, accord
i to Ole.
1)0,101101 3loney Received on' whirl; Intereol 1.41
allowed; 2 per cent. on call 1)1110,11o. paY•bla by
, • cheek at night. and 4 per cent. nn Time
payablo unit/ dayo; notice,
Trtivelt.ne Letter. of Credit furoltted. uvallaltle lu all
Parts of liurop,„ ,
TLix Compauy I. d.o authorised to act a Executor..
Admit,lotr.tor., and ttuardlau.. to retelve'sod execute
Tr 11144 of every dercrlption from the court., oorporattous,
•or
N. B. BROWNE. President.
ROBERT PATTERSON, nettle and Prenturer
• • tau 641 m
MEM
ANTHONY ROWSE
P. N. IWTOT. . .
Jim 19 2i•
$11.000,000.
.10 per I COO
Per 1.0 , 0
.! Vcr 1,030