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SALM OP A VALUABLIC PROPERTY. —WM.
K. Messer, Esq., has purchased the old Allentown
Tannery, fronting on Seventh and Water streets,
of Jacob dosser and Peter K. Grim, for 818,000.
NEW VOTERR.—The Fifteenth Amend
ment gives Pennsylvania 9,475 new voters.
Pennsylvania contains a negro population of
58,849,
Fiu DOUGLAI39.—Fred Douglass once said
that you could no more silence a brawler by an
swering him than you could get the ding out of a
brass kettle by beating It. • Fred Douglass lec
tures In the Court House on the Bth of April.
Tine FOUNTAIN Housn.—We understand
the lease of tho Fountain House was drawn last
week and signed, settled and delivered to the new
proprietor. A Sumner resort, not easily beaten,
will he among the attractions of our city, next
Buinine.t.
WOMAN SUFFIIAOE.-000 hundred and
forty women, In a remonstrance against woman
suffrage to the Ohio Legislature, express their wil
lingness to allow the male members of society
to " represent them in the corn-field, the battle
field, and nt the ballot-box." The majority use
beginning to speak. •
SUJCIDP..—The attempted suicide at Easton,
Mr. Barney Andrewa, le getting better. He did
not succeed In doing the Job well enough to Injure
him very much, and he Is now recovering. Hia
adieu enabled him to keep pOSSCSSiO7I of the home
Le wne to have left on the first of April.
PAVING ON HAMILTON STREET.—W C are
informed that Mr. Charles Seagreaves has
made a contract .with a slate company, to pava
the sidewalk ninety feet ou Hamilton street and
as fur back as the private part of the American
Hotel. This will be a great Improvement to our
city, especially us the sidewalk has been In it very
dilapidated condition.
REMOVAL—Our townsmen,. Mr. Ass But.
flet, intends to remove to Titusville, Veuango Co.,
:some time during this mouth, to once more try•
fortune In the oil business. We wish him
. every success In his second venture. Ile wet one
of the nest who went into the " petroleum busi
ness" and Wes .successful in neCilinniating n for
, tune. Ills ,hrewdness and Intiiiness qualities ure
• likely to ensure hint mtecess.
T Shippensburg diptherin was for some
time ;in epidemic uud nearly every child attacked
with it died, until some one tried Dr. Laulatch's
Liniment, and It was found that In every case
where the Liniment was used in the first
stages of the disease the patient recovered. The
. physicians there use it In their practice. We pub-
Sall this not as a putt' for Dr. Laubach, but as a
factowhich Interests (miry mother in the laud.
Tint Bethlehem Times calls Easton the
slowest town In the State and Inquires of Its young
men If they cannot get up a "boat club" In Beth
lehem. Such a club would he a good thing In Al
lentown, and we would go In for It If we were sure
a boat club was not an evidence of slotenem—
The time it takes to wake up somebody who will
take hold of the "City Hall Enterprise," is no
long that we are laid open to suspicion. Who is
awake to the Interests of our city and the commu
nity: A good investment waits for Investors.—
WE WANT A CITY BALL !
Tim ALUM HOUISII.—Mr. Kramer had
already commenced the work of moving into the
new bar room. After the fixtures have been torn
down to the old room, and various alterations
made, it is to be entirely refitted as a sitting room.
'The now bar room, with Its tiled floor,tuakes a flue
:appearance and adds much to the generalCalr of
comfort and cleanliness pervading this well kept
house. The verandah Is to be extended 'on Son.
milli street and the windows of the sitting room
will be 110W11 to the floor, which will give It all
the light possible, and In summer time make It
cool and pleasant.
A NICHOLSON PAVEMENT IN ALLENTOWN.
—The property holders along Sixth street from
Hamilton to the Fair Grounds, are anxious to
have that street paved with the Nicholson pave
ment. The cost will be five dollars per foot. while
the cost of macadamizing will be two dollars and
a half. The former Is more durable, freer from
dust, makes a pleasant drive and will add more
to the value of the property. The real estate
n.wners think they might as well have it done
rljit while they are about It. That is the true
idea,.and we hope Councils will go to work on
this suggestion as soon as possible.
ltgroirr of coal transported over the Lehigh
Valley Railroad for the week ceding Mar. :10,•
1870, compared with same time last year:
For Week For Year
'lota' Wyoming 14,109 14 175,100 11
Hazleton 39,660 09 429,121 02
t$ mice Lehigh 235 00 777 16
16 .. Mayer Meadow. ..... —14,071 01 130,002 17
' 6 Di uhanny 7,208 18 80,329 00
" Mauch (Unmh. ' 447 17
Grand T0ta1.....
Same Limo 1868
Increase.
Decrease
PROFESSOR ANDERSON.-It is reported that
Professor Anderson, the great magician, is to visit
Allentown shortly. If this Is the Professor An
derson, Alleutonians will have an opportunity of
seeing one of the most expert of the many pro
feeeprs of the art of " legerdemain." Under the
: title,of l' Professor Anderson, the Wizard of the
North,";the Anderson has visited nil the largo
,cities of thew 41 and has been received at nearly
all the Courts of Et rope. Ire has had the most
extraordinary reverses, having been burnt out no
less than five or six times. llu was lessee of the
Theatre Royal Glasgow, (Seoldend) when IL w•as
destroyed, and also of Convent Garden 'Mare,
London, (England), when that costly and mug,
-ninCesit structure 'was totally destroye4,4 pre /
Ills coming, while limo are •so prevalep:g hare,
.would be somewhat Inauspicious.. ' •
Thu. best of Italian violin strings, violins,
guitars, flutes, etc., or any other article belonghsg
to musical Instruments, can be bought cheaper
than anywhere elneott C. F. Herrmann's Music
Store, Allentown, Pn.—Ads.
Surname Covrtv.—ln the Supreme Court on
Thar's'll4 the following local eases were decided
'Malinger's appeal, judgment. reversed. Nelss vs.
Foster, affirmed. Dellirs appeal, decree affirmed.
Klterr vs. Hoffman, affirmed.
PERM' PARLO,II OltoANa.—A single reed 5
octave organ a $9O. A double reed orgnu with 5
nt $l5O. A powerful organ with 7 stops at
$l3O, nt C. F. Herrmann's, corner of 7th and Wal
nul.—Adv.
SOME. of our merchants inform us that busi
ness Is improving. Those who tulvcrtise in the
eintmaci.s and REGISTER arc pleased with the
result and say advettlsing pays. Let others fol
low Still and he convinced of the latter feet.
PENSIANSIIIP--Seine fine specimens or pen
nninslilp, the work of Prof. Blackman, ore on ex
hlbltlon In the Post Mae. They arc almost
equal In appearance to an engraving, and will add
to Prof. Blackmon's reputation as an aecousplish
ed penman.
In NEW QULETERB.—The Central Express
Company Is snugly fixed In its new quarters, In
the store room lately occupied by Messrs. Mosser
& Grim. The change affords many advantages
to our business men which will be duly op-pre
elated. The gentlemanly employees are as gen
tlemanly and obliging us ever.
TILE tickets for FRED DOUULASS' Lecture
are selling very fast. Last evening only about
thirty reserved seats remained unsold. Those
who wish to bear him must make haste to buy
their tickets. Ile will deliver his great Lectur
Wu our " Composite Nationality" in the Court
House on the evening , of April Bth. ,
THAT ANTI•SLANDEItIN6 SOCIETY.—Since
the publication of the fact that the Uniontown
ladles had formed an Anti-Slauderlug Society, all
our local papers have declared in favor of one in
their respective neighborhoods. Allentown ought
to be on hand In this work. We're good on so
eletles.
SUPREME COURT DECISIOIC.—In the ease of
Samuel Wartmau versus Andrew Ilappes, argued
before the Suprem6 Court of Pennsylvania, Evan
llolben and Erdman & Oliver, attorneys for the
plaintiff in error, the judgment of the lower
Court was affirmed.
Steckel's Appeal—lleeree reversed.
To THACIIEBB.—TiIe Committee on per
manent certificates. held its last regular meeting
on the 20th ult. After examination Messrs.
Emetus D. Rhoads, NetTs, and O. W. Drinker,
Limeport, were recommended to the State depart
ment at duly qualified and In all respects worthy
of the permanent certificate. The committee will
not meet again, until called by the chairman.
GEORGE FIIANCIB TRAIN.—The wondrous
stories told by G. F. T. arc said to exceed those of
Baron Munschausen. Ile will be In Allentown on
the evening of Monday, April 18th, to lecture for
the benefit of Liberty Mono Co., No. 5. Tickets
at the book stores and principal hotels. A plan
of the reserved ecate (75 cents) at Zenner & RW
-11110 Cigar Store, under the American Hotel.
FRESHET IN TN; SIIIIQUEUANNA.—We are
Informed by telegraph that the Susquehanna had
risen nineteen feet above low water mark on Sat
urday evening and was ELM risiqg on Sunday
morning. Not much damage Is reilorted on the
Railroads. Trains on the Lehigh Valley Road
between Wilkeabarre and Easton will not be de
layed. There was two feet of snow at Wilkes
barre..
DEDICATION ON TIFF. NEW MECIIANICS
HALL AT EABTON.—Unity and Carroll Councils of
the order of American :Mechanics, of this city, are
making arrangements to participate in the grand
parade to be given at Easton, on Friday, the Bth
of April, on the occasion of ,the dedication of the
Mechanics' Hall at that place. All the Councils
within thirty miles have been Invited to attend
and It Is expected to be the grandest demonstra
tion of the kind over given In Easton.
TILE FRANKLIN SAVINGS SANE, which
bus recently been opened In Leh's Lion Building,
has been recommended as a safe place for keeping
deposits: The Trustece have given bonds In 125,-
000, under the direction of the Court of Common
Pleas of Lehigh Couuty,,and Section Md.) . of the
Act of Incorporation provides "That the stock
holders shall be personallyllable to the depositors
In double the amount:of the capital stock. In the
bank." Their capital Is e 50,000, with the liberty
to increase it to $150,000.
FIRE AGAIN ! I—THE YOUHTII WARD
SCHOOL TiOtSE.—Tlinredny morning at half-past
eleven o'clock', lire was discovered In the cellar,
under the Fourth Ward :school House. A pile of
coals In the back...part , of the cellar were on tire.
Wood had been placed under them and a tire
kindled. The fire was promptly extinguished and
an investigation made to discover, If possible. who
were the originators of it, but without success. It
is supposed that some boys, who were playing, in
the cellar had something to do with It. Whether
It was done maliciously or not, Is not known.
FitED Dotumase!— . Fitra) DOUG LA SS!—Fred
Douglass, has been pronounced one of the greatest
living orators. In the COutt House on Friday
evening, April Bth, he will address the people of
Allentown. Crowded audiences everywhere
throughout the United States bare been listening
with delight to his eloquent utterances. Tickets
have been sold In large numbers and only a few
remain. Everyone should bear him who ban the
opportunitY. •
Friday evening, April Bth, FRED I)OUGLASS
at the COURT HOUSE. Tickets 50 cents. Re
served seats 75 cents.
NEW RAILROAD A ItRANOEId ENT. —Since
the connection of the Lehigh Valley Railroad with
the New York and Erie Railway, the latter com
pany have made arrangements 'by which passen
gers can purchase tickets at Allentown to carry
them around the world. This opens a new route
to the West and one which our citizens will be
sure to avail themselves of. Any Information
will be cheerfully given at the ticket °face of the
Lehigh Valley Railroad, upper depot. For thla
arrangement our. citizens are in a great measure
indebted to Mr. Van Vora, the ticket agent of the
Erie Railway fur Pennsylvania.
OBITUARY NOTICE OP GENERAL THOMAS.-
The Obituary notice of General Thomas, which
appeared in the Chronicle March 29, was In ad
vance of any of the Philadelphia and
,New York
papers and contained all the Information, con
cerning his life and services, that will be found In
any of the obituaries published. The Telegraph
ic news of the Chronicle Is a feature that recom
mend it to our subscribers, and we endeavor to
make our local column readable and "newsy."
Our rapid and continued Increase In circulation
has thus far exceeded our expectations and we
shall endeavor, In the future, to keep up the repu
tation for enterprise and spiciness the' Chronicle
bas already obtained,
ANOTHER A.TTEMPT AT INCENDIARRIM
TIII: INCENDIARY SEEN.-7AEOUIOr gtteillpt WEE
made last wcok, to destroy the property of a citi
zen by lire. It passer-by saw a light In the barn
of Messrs. Welkel-k Seip, and seeing a man hur
riedly leaving the pfemlses, called out to him.
The man on hearing the cull,
the
on a run,
which aroused suspicion and the barn wits entered
and discovered to be on fire. The tire was noon
extinguished and the barn saved, but unfortu
nately the Incendiary got off. •
How soon wo shall have to record a largo and
destructive (Ire wo cannot toll, but it Is certain
that:mischief or malice Is waiting to work debtruc
lion among us.
.75,375 02 825,469 03
.46,082 08 659,007 03
ALL PooLs DAY.—Tile tyrant custom has
decreed that on this day of ill days lu the year,
the man or woman who pieces any reliance on
the statements of his fellows and Is deceived
thereby, Is an April fool. It is considered In
tensely funny to alarm any ono by a bogus story
of Ilre or to Insist most earnestly on the truth of
sonic lying statement. (Attie boys and big ones,
men, women and girls play prootical jokes and
tell " crackers," because it is first of April.
Now, why It should be reprehensible to tell a
Ile on the nisi of March, and a very funny Joke to
do the same thing on the lst of April, uo man
kuoweth. It Is ono of tho inconsistencies of hu
man nature aud there Is no better reason fur the'
title "All Fools Day" being bestowed on the Ist
pJ Orli, than-th . at people vo fools enough to ob
serve pm eni3lorn.
frif t malt ttipeo ppollts bocauee we go caught
oraype @p4 were--kirop p phmti iTO'yo mad.'
.30,174 14 105,963 19
THE LEHIGH REGISTER, ALLENTOWN, WEDESDAY
IT is said that John Wanamaker, the great
Philadelphia Clothing Merchant, has made half
a million within the past three years;
A.M.EuTowl: has all extensive china and
glassware establishment where an great it variety
and us low prices can be found as in the larger
cßien. We refer to the new store of Richard
Walker, No. 41.1 West ilamlltou street.—.li/e.
Bun°Has OF SLAV NOTON n Tuesday
29th Robert 3feDowell, Esq., was 1115 ailed as
Chief Burgess of Sl:Wagtail. Mr. Mcisowell's
popularity In the borough and his active interest
In all its concerns make Ichn a yery desirable
man for the position.
DEATII ON HAILIWAIL-011
.Wednes
day, March 22,1, Frank Horton was instantly
killed at'Fairview Station, on the Lehigh Valley
Railroad. He Jumped from the engine to turn a
a switch nod fell, the driving wheel passing over
and crushing his head. He was seventeen yearn
of age.
I'Ot'L•LATION OF TUB WORLD.—According to a
recent estimate the population of the globe I, 1,-
228,000,000 souls. Of this number 552,000,000 be
long to the Mongolian race; 300,000,000 to the
Caucasian; 100,000,000 to the Ethiopian ; 170,-
000,000 to the Malay ; and 1,000,000 to the ludo-
American race. The annual mortality 1.1 over
33,000,000.
_ .
G. F. T.—George Francis Train, who is to
lecture here on the 18th, considers the possi
bilities of the future, to include Female Suf
frage and George Francis Train, President of
the United States. lle will explain his views
in the Court House on the evening of Mon
day the 18th of April, 1870.
EVERY SATURDAY, No. 15, in to hand and
contains the first instalment of Mr. Dickens' new
story. There are two things we desire especially
to call attention to ; one is the eve.qient portrait
of Mr. Dickens, which :tdorns the front page, and
the other Is a picture of Sam Weller, Introducing
Mr. Pickwick to the numerous characters of
Dickens' novels. Everyone of these characters is
easily recognizable and their numerous friends
and enemies will be delighted at this capital plc,
lure which displays them all in a crowd. All
readers of Dickens should have this Evnuy SAT
URDAY. Laltuelie will get it for you.
CHANGE OF LOCATION.—W I! noticed in
Tim CHRONICLE that Miss Magruder ie. for
the present keeping school in the session room of
the First Presbyterian Church on Fifth street.
Miss Magruder's ability as a teacher, and her
excellent management of children render her an
exceedingly competent person for the responsible
position of tin Instructress of the little ones. We
learn that she has some difficulty In obtaining a
permanent location for her school-room and hope
that some of the many parents whose children she
has 60 faithfully taught, both In Sabbath and day
school, will Interest themselves to find her a suita
ble room. A teacher who possesses the neccessary
quunfleations of firmness, kindness and ability for
a teacher of the young is not so often met with,
that the commffnity cal afford to let this lady be
Idle for want of room.
. _
ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH PENN. R. R.—
On Thursday the early morning train on the North
Penn Railroad arrived at Ilellertown at the usual
hour and without any accident. Mina at the
Ilellertown depot the attention of the conductor
was culled to one of the axles of the rear car,
which appeared to be In rather a rieketty condi
tion. The car was full of passengers and it was
rather doubtful if It would last to Bethlehem with
out a break-down. The conductor concluded to
risk it and off went the train on her Journey, the
rear car wobbling In a manner that was rather
suspicious, the conductor and brake:anan standing
on the platform watching It, and the train running
very slowly. Just before the train reached Beth
lehem their expectations were realized. Away
went the axles stud, per consequence, away went
one end of the car—likewise, away went the pas-
oeuvre.
Fortunately, thoagh rather roughly used, they
were not seriously injured. Sonic of them were
quite painfully hurt and a large number bruised
mud•frightened by the shock. There was lint one
passenger car, besides:the smoking car, on the train
and It Is said for the conductor, that be had to
get his passengers to Bethlehem. This he suc
ceeded In doing, though not in first class condi
tion.
THE MYSTERIOUS FIRE AT K RA NtEleff—THE
MYSTERY UNRAVELLED.—WC have been In pos
session of facts the last few days concerning the
fire at Kramer', which fasten suspleion upon the
young girl employed there as maid. Subsequent
inquiry and Investigation have made 5181,41011
certain, and to cap the climax the girl 11(1,1 Con
fessed to the commission of tlw crime. ller name
Is Mary Wenner, and site 111115 6cen in lint flintily
of Mr. Kramer about three years.
The child is unquestionably weak-minded and
can give no reason for her attempts to tire the
building, saying '•I did it, hut I don't burro why."
When she wits iir4 accused she vehemently de
nied the charge and wished that "God would
come down and tell thetn who did It," that she
might not be suspected. She cried very bitterly,
and was apparently almost beart-broken ikt being
suspected. Whenever sire was questioned on the
subject she would give strange and contradictory
answers. At length she confessed to setting tire
to the sleigh cushion in the loft over the woad
shed, but (leaded everything else. I.'p to this
time this is as far as her confession goes, brut there
can be no doubt thut the other tires are to he ac
counted for in the same way. ; The intellectual
condition of the girl Is such that she can ern redly
he held accountable for her actions. The family
were quite attached to the little girl and are unteh
grieved that she has developed such a dangerous
propensity for mischief. We understand there
is no intention to punish her, and care will ire
taken to prevent-further mischief. .
NEW Smoot. DisTiticr.—ln the matter of
the Report of Commissioners creating an Dnieper.
dent School District in the Township of 'Whitehall,
Lehlilh County: (adjoining and south of Hokinutan-
Opinion of the Court.—The Court are of
the opinion that this Independent School. District
should not be established. In arriving nt this
conclusion, however, wo Wl6ll to be distinctly un
derstood, that we also entertain the opinion that a
proper provision is not made by the School Direc
tors of this District, for the accommodation of the
children; nor la the Bohm)l term ns long as it
should be, In a district where the children of many
families have no employment during the summer
months. It Is a great dereliction of duty if not
almost a criminal. offence, to permit from eighty
to ninety children to be crowded, if not packed In
to a school room of the dimension of the one in
the village of !MOM - cultic. It Is the plain
' duty of the School Board of that Distsiet to pro
vide proper accommodation for the children of
that locality ; curd If they longer disregard the
plain reqnirements of the law, they should be
brought Into Court by such proceedings no arc
provided by the school law, and suffer the penalty
prescribed for Its violailon. The plea of heavy
taxation Is an excuse /1g little moment, when
weighed with the vast Importance of affording to
the children.of the nineteenth century the means
of education. The puhite schools are doing a
good and noble work, are to be encouraged and
protected, not only to the letter, but to the full
extent of the spirit of the lulu; andlhey who ad
minister the law mount learn that a low rate of
taxation is not the primary object of the law ; but
that taxation moot be ands subservient to, and
commensurate with, the wants of the many chil
dren, whose future welfare le the especial eoncern
of the Commonwealth, and 'for whom she has es
tablished such a commendable system of free And
universal education.
It will also be. observed that Independent dis
tricts aro only to he formed when necessary to
protect mid promote the educational welfare of
occasional localities, that, from fldillral Mot other
adequate obstacles, could not he provided fur under
the organization of township districts. We have
been unable to discover anynatural obstacles which
will warrant the erection of this district. The
whole complaint Is based upon a dereliction of
duty of the school beard. The remedy Is by
electing better men, or bscompelling those elected
to perform their duties. Ily erecting every thriv
ing village Into on independent district, a great
wrong will be frequently done to the remaining
portion of the district i because those who are in
different as to the Interests of education remain In
communities separated front those who arc'
' progressive ; and consequently little or no ad
vancement will bo made by the former. Such a
result mast be carefully avoided. For these con
alderations we aro ecZtopellati to deny ,the prayer
of the ixiltioners and refuse to establish an Inde
pendent Traria as prayed for.. By,the Court.
NURIER IN THE WC;OD PlLli.—The Phila
delphia Democratic Association flaying dis
banded, on account of difficulties among the
mentherS with regard to colored voters, the
furniture and other fixtures of the Club
located on the corner of Ninth and Arch sts.,
were 81,1 d by auction last veil:.
Foururronm Pieken,
who shot the littivitoy on St. Vtilentitw's Day, in
the city of Naiad°'Nita, heeausz the little NUM',
had placed a cantle valentine under his door ? has
absconded. Ills surety was Fiebll4 1.. Williams,
his partner in the.sugar relining business, Wil
liams Is now liable for $17,500, the amount of the
ball baud.
ExTuAcr room A LETTER DATED M A ItCa
Editor 4 Be fi:,t,e or a l Chrwade
Sin—Since coming a year ago from my native
city, New York, to engage in ministerial labors
(thus far so happy ;toil success 61) with the
Church, I have often felt the need of subscribing
to a local paper, in addition to the various New
York religious and secular Journals I already
take. I :tin well assured by my • own careful till
servatlon that the Lehigh Register is the brat
nut issued in (Aix region. I might also add that as
a Republican I wish to sustain what seems to be
regarded us the leading Republican payer of the
Lehigh Valley. Please put my taunt down on
your suboeription book dating far enough hack so
no to scud or convenient) the "Register" for this
week and also the "Register" for last weak. *
* * x'* I expect to be In town next
week and will stop at your Mike and pay for one
year'etsubscription to the "Register."
Young FOR nvi:RY Goon Wom
Pus•r OFFICES IN I.IiIIIOII CoUNTY.--The
following In a lint or the Post Office; In Lehigh
Comity : •
Allentown. Lyon Volley,
Brelnigsville, :Macungie,
tlitianqua,
Centre Valley, New Tripoli,
Clnussvllle, ' North Whitehall
Coopersburg, Orefield,
Dillltigersville, Itittersvllle,
Eniatts, timeliville,
Fogehiville,
Stiegersvllle,
FrJo:ileum - 111e, Selinecksiille,
Iletteitigertiville, Senn:ol4;ale,
lloltettdatiqua, Shiitteri,ville,
llobensuek, Shoenerbvllle.
ileinentansvllle, Soipestown,
Ironton, Slutington,
Jacksonville, South Whitelmil,
Lenart:, Stinesville,
Litury'b Station, Trexlertown,
Lehigh Valley, Vern Cruz,
Litneport, AVelttabville,
Loeubt Valley, IVeibenburg,
Lewittll, Wenneraville,
Lynnville, Weseoesville. •
SUDDEN IiEATIT Oh' AN. OLD MIOIOIDL OF
TIIE 47th PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTIfEItS.—OiI Sun
day evening week at Millerstown, Mr. Daniel lilt
tle, brother of our townsman, Mr. William !little,
died very suddenly. At :thou tl o'clock he called
at Mr. Meyer's saloon and after he had been
th'ere some time, he fell to the ground Insen
sible. Ile was taken home and died about mid
night. He had been very sick lately and was not
yet out of the Doctor's hands. As lie felt very
weak and poorly, and the night triorollo, he
stayed at Meyer's to reet himself, and, (having
s ome opiates with him) he took some medicine.
At about 11 o'clock he fell as has been stated.
Mr. Tuttle was a man who had learned for him
self the admiratimi of the comrades who hail
fought by his side In the Isle war, and many a
one who has - been cheered by his companionship
amid the hardships of the toilsome march and the
dangers of the battle Held, will hear of his sudden
deatli with sorrow and regret. He was .115 years
of age.
FILED DUI I.Aa%! FRED Doct•.t.nss !—The
great colored orator, Fred Douglass, will de
liver his famous lecture on " Our Composite
Nationality," in the Court House, on Friday
OVelling, April . .9th. The sale of tickets has
been immense, and, it is scarcely neces
sary to say, the demand for them is very great.
Everyone is curious to hear a titan who has
overcome all the degradation of slavery and
all the defects of an uneducated youth, and
risen to such proud eminence among the era•
tors of this country. Ciowded audiences hat e
everywhere testilied to his powerful eloquence
and listened with admiration to the horn
slave's exposition of the glorious truth, that
"all men are born free and equal." Candid
men of every party are glad to hear what can
be said by a colored man on behalf of the col
ored race, and the spirit of fairness anti im
partiality inborn in the American people,
makes everyone respect the genius of the
great lecturer.
We would recommend oar• citizens to lie
early in their implication For tickets us the
limited capacity or our Court lI.OllAlt will ne
ces,arily limit the number or tickets to be sold.
Tickets may be had at the principal hotels
and hook stores. A phut orthe reserved seats
is It the store or Messrs. Wein,heinter
Newhard, corner ixtlt and Hamilton sto,ts.
Noncr. AND liEsota-rto.Ns on
the life and death of Joseph Ilmniffel, of South
NS !Melton, Lehigh county, Pa., who died March
1501, 1870, by the Jordan Division of the Sons of
l'emperanee of Allentown, Pa.:
•
in the recent deceaSe or 11r. Joseph, Himmel, a
inemher •of the South Whitehall Division of the
Sons of Temperance, No. fIOI, the cause has lost a
valuable frieml, whose influence and good exam
ple, Imwever, still live. Ills experience o r the
evils of using intoxicating tirinks—hlS large share
in the benefits of Total Abstinence and of organ
ized efforts to promote sobriety, have been so
marked as to warrant more than the usual brief
notice of his death.
The order of the Sons of Temperance, as in a
multitude of other, cases, was the good Samaritan
to our departed Brother, end through him to his
family nut friends. With the law of kindness on
their tongues, and love In their hearts, Its , Is Englami, the Society for the Suppression of
tiers took Limn by the hand, encouraged his tailing Vlee, In doing . pa rt. of the work of a Public Pros
hopes, and pointed lain to the 'total Abstinence comm., has'lleen the means of having delivered up
pledge and to the Division room, where earnest and destroyed, immoral pithlimitions twthe follow
hearts numb strong hands are joined to hold each Mg extent :-129,681 prints, 111,220 illustrated
up,.fi.nd to rescue the erring. 1n.11348, Me. Hum- books, 5 tons of letter•pres, of saner eliaracter lu
arch signed the Pledge in the Lehigh Division. In sheets ; .21 . „ 005 ,beets or ,1111 U,, 5.7103 earth.,
1840 he united with those who organized the dor- :mutt boxes, Sc., 814 engraved capper-platee, 128
dan Division, No. 380, and about two un,tits after lithographi c stones, Off wand-blocks. I I printing
hiloined with others to organize the South IVhite- presses, 1(0 eel. of type, Ineluding stereotype of
hall Divhdon nearer his home, and orwhieli lie several entire works of the gros•od iminorallty,
continued to be it letullug and consistent member There must be a terribly active market for such
while he lived. , filth.
From the hour when lie signed tire 'fotal Absti
nenee Pledge to the hour of his death, a period of '
twenty-two years, he ens a sobei, respected, use
ful and prosperous man, a kind father mid honored
citizen. The votive of Temperance was near his
heart, and he cheerfully devoted to It it liberal
share of tile (line and money, and all his personel •
Influence. lie milted with another friend of tents!
perence in furnishing the money with which to
erect the commodious Division hall at Crackers
port at n time when it was not certain that any
portion of the funds would be returned. He be
came a member of the Grand Division, and at
tended, at his own expense, the annual Session of
' the National Division at New Haven, Conn., In
1865, at Montreal, Canada, in 1866, and at 1511-
mington, Del., in 1867. Industry anti thrift
crowned his efforts, and usefulness mid honor were
the fruits of his life—his debts were honorably
paid—his home was tilled with comforts and Joy '
he became a useful officer in the Church. of
Christ, and tiled a good men, leaving the inherl
tanee of a good name to his family and friends.
Two of the three valuable farms which he left
• free of debt, were itequirati after he had signed
the Total Abstinence Wedge.
Our Brother frequently attended the sessions of
the Jordan Division In Allentowii, where, as one
of Its fathers, he 'WU!: always most welcome.. In
view of his life, cord as a token of respect, that
Divisloworderg to be put upon its records the fol
lowing resolutions, viz:
I. 'Chat in the' decease of our Brother, Mr..i
Joseph Hummel, we have lost a faithful, consist
' cut and usefel member of our Order, whose noble
example inspires us with new zeal in the betted
emit work of Temperance.
11. That the benefits of the Total Abstinence
Pledge, the efficiency and utility of the Order of
the Sons of 'remperance, and great encouragement
to labor for the rescue of the fallen, are plainly
exemplified In our Brother's Illidory. -
111. That with his bereaved faintly, we bow in
humble submission to the will of Clod that has
removed him to ills rent, and we commend them
to the ways of wisdom, and the covenant care of
Ilim who " doellt all things wCII." ,
IV. That we sympathize with the South
hall Division In the removal of one of their active
and honored members, and trust that the memory
of his example VIII always encourage _them 'to
curliest andiTalattra ellhrte lo the cause vOtioli,ho
loved and served so well. _
GlionoS: FRANCE; THAlN.—George PranciA
will be • serenaded while he stays In Allentown.
Ile has heard of It, and shrinking frot notoriety
"(as is his custom) comes here to he thus proud
'tiently brought into public notice, with the great
est reluctance. One of those !lowers burp to
blush unseen'," he will yet hear transplantation,
and will be lo full blot' In the Court !louse on
Monday evening, April 18th.
A April joke Was perpetrated in Easton,
that Was near being ~t aiatH in its couw•rleures.
Some persons built a bonfire on the banks or the
Delaware nearly opposite Keller's Dining Rooms
out of a pile ofbarrels. Theintentlon was to bring
out the fire'department and It succeeded. .\ gen
eral alarm was Hounded hut the eompanles did not
get Into service. A spark caught Mr. Kline's
building and It appeared probable that a lire
would result. Fortunately, however, It was ex
tinguished,
ACCIDENI"IO CHARLEY ICILAmER.— We clip
the following from the Al Valle y Daily : Yews,
pub)ished lit Piqua, Ohio: "Charley Kramer, of
tho-.eity,' while exereiiiing his fiet trotter in the
eastern part of the city this nfteruoon, met with
quite accident. One of the wheels of his light
trotting wagon lieeatne dela:Med, and he was
thrown out, but fortunately escaped without seri
ous Injury. The bor=e ran away, but WIIS quickly
recovered."
A \l! U(AN I Io•ri.l,.—.\Herattans and repairs
have been going im for some lino• at the Amer
ican Hotel, and every effort is made for the
comfort and accommodation of the guests.
During the summer those improvements are
to continue and' l'rench roof and observa
tory awe to be added to the trout bulitling.—
TM! I lotels of .\llentown are acquiring a rep
utation ,econd to mom o outside of the large
OWE
1 . '11;1.; Vl' \V ARIIINCTON, N..l.—.\n
diary has heell at \i'ork at \Vueduing . ton, \..1.
and on Sunday morning Nlareh 27t1i, a buss or
gr,o,noo sustained by the burning fit large
hotel and drug store at that place. The Phil
lipsbug Fire Department were on the spot
aNd at work, filly-tune minutes alter they got
the tdarm. 'l heir engine wits loaded on it ear
and the buys put her through in short order
on the Morris and ES, 4•N IZailroad. Phillips
burg!' has cause to be proud of the \Varren
buys.
TIIE CIT RCII i.5. 7 -Preauhing in the English
Evangelical Clinheli, ntt Turner street, below . 7th.
Sunday, :it to o'clock, A. 51. and I'.
by the pastor, lieu. J. G. Sands. Subject in
the morning, "God by lii, puople la pro
portion to the fnithfuhu•„ with width they serve
Text, John 15,8, "hereto is my Father
glorified, that ye bear lime', fruit; so shall yu be
my ilkeifiltio." Subject lit the evening, " Danger
of our falling to t hr planked Rest." Text,
; "Let as therefore fear, lest a prom
ise h e lm: l e n is of entering lino his rei-t, :ivy of
you should :e.,' to None short of it.- comp•eo
lions pretty good. TWII persons were received.luto
ehnrrh fellowship at the eloie of Me morning ser-
vices.
Services nt the usual hour's In the Presbyterian
Church. torniti:: text, Luke 16:31; "If they
hear not Moses and the prophets, neither will
they be persuaded though one rose from the dead."
The discourse went to show the fullness and the
andleieney of the Scriptures as a means of saiXa
thou. Sunday.sehoul (at half past one) was \Yell
Ott milled, and Bible Class (at six o'clock) had also
a full ,ittendance. service . --SubJect of
discour.e. "The preparation of Moses for his
great w'Ork," illmtrated by n map. Collection
morninu: for church purpo..o4. [Mle up with last
Sunday, Sloth
Grace PM-copal Church.-111 1,11 ... , •11UCTICI• of
the emithmed halispw•ithm Hey. W. It.
there was nin , ervlee :it 11;1, char,h Sunday,
wider,tansl the N11411.01-I Epi,..pal Church
was crowded morning :ffid ecru iuC Sundry.
lo the eveniwz the text sea , Irani M.irl
('OI'llT ux )110, Jtitlgt. I.ongal:er
anti Art.oriate Jtulgett Fry and Lowry took their
~ruin list Nlittillny tit 10 n't•lttek. Crand Jury
Lacing Iron emptinelletl—liernmn M Teller I.e
itethtehetti, ntreillan—lho Jude prtweNiell to de
liver charge. In the Conn, of It Judge Long
al:er called attention to the fart that the tzttle of
lottery tlrltetA dill continued, and pointed out
tire duty in Queen of such violation of the law.
fie As t i ',poke of the lieces , ity or stringently en
foreltoz the Sunday liquor law, and eltarztnl them
to he careful in ignorin7, hills for nail of evld, tire
inhere I Itere'ivto= tt prottahtlity of Nrltne, hay.
hq; been spiritr,l:t‘vay.
Th.. V:11 . 1011 , ( . .111,131 , 1,111011 wadi their returns.
The .111.1.ze annonnee,l that niplications for lieense
Nv..01.1 lie heard on 'I hurs,l.ty evening at
'nip Gr.:B.l.l:aq returned the r::llowing
inent,:l , 4l.ored :
Commolmealtl.::gt..l.l.l Blum. (11:tn...0-0
3,11.(t0ry.
C(.131. Malin :mil Mal lit
Charvy. ;ma I,itt,ry
The 6.llowilyz were cominur.,l
'wntilmiwcalt Ii a:rain:A Sainn4•l leagen
Cllargo. F. and 13.
agt. Elias Ntiller. Same vhar4e.
to;;;. agt. John 11leasin, Sal Ill!
coal. agt. Iwo , ' Miller. Sallie charge.
1%011. agt. l'eter Everitt. Smut: charge.
Th•• sotica
Commonwealth wgt.twin Siebert. eliare..e,
..Volle prosequi entered by leave of the
Coln. EV:111 Sell:111(Z. petixeq pi
entered.
llliseellavemis
(TRItENI"I'OI'II'S AND THEIR
APPLE-I-CITION
=I
NARROW ESVAUE.—A friend of otiN esine near
meeting ivith an accident the other dap, us he was
walking op Hamilton street. Luckily for him, he
saw It before it came quite up to hint and escaped
it by turning down a by-street. The "accident"
Was tall, :41511, and rather good landaus, and has
a confirmed habit of ensuing lice dollaN.
The stronv-miuded ladies :tee studying law in
thew• United States to the number of one hundred.
When they get into the other United State they
trill probably become nodiel,in-bur.
It was exiweted that Idie . llllllerli WIMIId Suspend
work yesterd,y, us a result or their meeting at
Pottsville. more appropriate day than the
tint of Aprileould be selected for their suspension.
A judge In San Frani.iseo fined n starving girl
twenty-live cents for u-tealing 11 .11 of will, and
raised Egfi for her to pay the tits e with. .lle wan a
' good jiiilge of jnOlee, and knew something of the
milk—or
Some thlevus entered the Peabody tomb the
other day and stole the silver handles off the coffin.
We have heard, of thieves In the Tondo often be
fore, butt in all the conjugation of vagabonds w,lio
notivate In the Tombs, there have been no meatier
thieves than these. Their penchant for coffins
should be gratified. : Make them a present of one
each, and let them become perpetual tenants. .
sh a ksp e arc it snlilll/01,1 lobo% 0 had Collie 1:110W1
edge of 1110 itiSnlilldl2.6 of housekeepers on the
first of April, when he makes Othello spunk of
linociunf accidents by ! Maud and field."
Boston has eleeteil President Grant a member
of the Bunker 11111 Monument Association. llc
has now reached the summit of earthly greatness:
We believe he is expected to epitie doom. Most
people are when they are made 11101111 CM s;ot
willistandlug that he's curate/ he's nut dizzy
This city, So distinguished for humility and
modesty stands in great danger of getting proud.
The Bostonian cry Is "Please subscribe for our
monuniont." Monumental brood
The Pont says " the 'heavens were Illuminated
by a brinfaitt Met night. Most extraordi
nary,clraurnsOoco Strangest thing to Watslusts
witl,,.ave aver tumid oft
, APRIL 6, 1870.
Since the raid on the Boston Hum Mils the
"rummies" are talang to the "storied (tea) urn"
and are forsaking the "animated bust." A dissi
pated youth In that festive city is commencing an
epic poem entitled "Lines on n bust." He's been
en it ever since he wrote the first word three days
ago.
A number of "happy" Jerseyinen called on
Justice Bradley. Ile made it neat little speech, In
which he told them he would administer the laWs
"to the 1,0.4 of Ills ability and under the gulda . nee
of 111, Lest Judgineat." Time happy foreigners
departed with joy !
l'he telegraphic news of the Pod, "eonveys the
Intelligence from Albany that, on the passage of
the Charter 11111, "the Republlcam , went It blind"
rnd "the Young Democracy caved 114,011 except
Murphy." It omitted to add "bully for Murphy.'
The Boston Rum Mills were raided on,on Wed
nesday, by the State Constabulary. They seized
75,000 worth of ale at one place, and S3OOO worth
of liquors at another. All the hotel proprietors
are ordered to close up. The "flub" Is In a fear
ful elate of excitement. it Is said 014 there n•ill
be no calls to the bra• for twelve months. It Is
propo,A to Elm special ears every five minutes to
the nearest home of liquor-freedom. Enterprls-
Slate pavements on our shiewalhs It Is hoped
will diminish the number of young men with
bricks In their hats,' who sometimes perambulate.
A name lias been suggested for :111 Allentown
Sorosis. " The Teetotal Tea 'Fable Tattlers and
Termagent," Pretty strnng 'l'.
Our citizens, when they speak of putting a thing
nil' for an Indelthlte period, are in the habit of say
lug do it when the City 'Hall he built."
Wonder Pre:Admit George Francis Train will
make a few remarks In the \en• City Ilall, when
swinging round the circle." •
►sc:y
patriotic Friend was On hoard or an Amer-
Jean priVllteer ill the tear for Intlependeoce When
IL cruiser ho;u•derl her. Ile Ives peaceable
lit priueiplr•, but belliorelit heart. SO when hr
SaW II stela tar pulling himself ell it/ the deck to
:Will in the light for King George, he sieze,l a hat
chet, and 'veering . the hoop at a blow, quietly re
nt:alio], th, out have that rope.
—A L , Clltillltall WaSl . l,lill2: hin son for :A:Lying
out at at nigia, or rather early next morning,
and said: 6 ' Why, when I was or your age, my
father would not allow tie to go out of the lioiu
after dark." "Than you had a deuce of a father,
you had, — towered the young profligate. " I 11:l11
a 0,11f.1111,1,1 ,ight Leiter 011 , than you, you young
ri-eal."
—Mals Twain narrate, all litkante of out rage
-11111, It 11:111 who, being' employe/I in
Ida,t hoz, Ivas accidentally blown up, "and only
gone tifteen minutes," was do^lo•d on 'my-day fur
the lost lime'
—Au enterprising' Yankee \woman in London
tells pop corn In Soho liaut:u•, exhibiting a parch
ment declaring her to be ': corn popper to the royal
famil)."
—During a Wyoming murder trial the murdered
man appeared in tuna alive and well. The ilia%
however, went on, and the Jury brought in 3 Ver
dict of guilty. " How's this '1" says the fudge ;
"there has been 1M murder, the, man i: alive In
court." " Well, your Ileum," said the foreman,
"the Jury in convinced That the prisoner did not
murder this man ; but lie is a dangerous person.
I am sure he stole my gray Mare, and we believe
that hanging him I, neces:ary for the peace 14 the
country."
—Russell, the singer, was once singing In It pro
vineiul town,." The ththililer's Wile,” and having
uttered the wards, " Hush ! he conies not yet !
the clock strihes one," he struck the key to imi
tate the hour, when :1 respectably dressed woman
ejaculated, In the :LA4l:fist:meld of everybody:
" Wouldn't I have fetched him home'"
we,teto poet, per,onolly unlinowo as yet to
lame. 11, written au epic pool) of which this le n
1-Pl , lllllll I•lliiplet I
•
).'" •...• gii)t..l/. lilt,. my luen. Ily
Br 'SIN ESS N( )TreE::
A Till ito 1tv..‘,0:: why 'l'. C. leriuthen, 01'
the .111ento,it Chit.,, Ght,ware slid Lamp Store
ean sell elle:ivee than other,, Is beemlne lit sells
more than sac lAvo In the vonnty put. together.
A SPLESI , II) Lilldetlllll.ll & SUICS
Gold aml Soul:lA.l'nmus rank among
the ilue:d Instruments in the country. Their bril
liancy awl is uul nurpasac,l bya con
cerlgr and piano at double the price. More iindru
ments of this culchrated make have la.en null In
Allento‘tal, I.eltigh and adjoining countie, than of
any other want but '(her ran be u,e l many
year, :aid lilt tumour airy, as mo,t other pianos
do. In only a ri.‘, year,. Come and examine them
ta C. F. lierrmanit', Store, Sevcath and NValnu
IMIE
rat ia.t.r:NT I:I.ASoN wily T. C. Cl'll7l
- nil' the old .111,11t05% in China, (11:0-hsvatc.
Lamp 6toiv, eau sell elneup,l. 110111 usher.. is 11111
lie buy, null ',II, ecelusicely rur cash, thu. gAll
'mg :ill the :ttivala:te of c;‘,ll payin,lll:. ana 1(),1w4
notlilly4 by vvedit rules.
RL•a Uirorrr Slta 1;11. frit •til In age, I, e.iti
lug übiat I: ssatinl.4l)llill) ItILIBIEI9I
Mel, h., /11.111 y lu 1:io• but . 2 . 2, hi+ kir •
liellutt •liii bat
owb .by ~,to g rare, liminti:ct• Agency . and
i.e tom' 1,, t emus,. I.(ttii ()nice.
wereod oldie .0 .elt hell)'. 'night Hag,. to lie lit
ilicti•d kttot . •A tininy rm.... ILIIIII Oillee, .N'ert Door to Me National Bank
a 1 11 . 1 . 1 pe.irly tool natural complexion.
to which we don't "Meet. %Ye lit, pretty tymneu. To 1 A. the time I. none et hand for the erectionof new build
we %you'd remerouliv 31.1, the public te mill im
the Picture, I LY"t..." and 'eaie the hplendid building lot. ell our
the hair. With 'oddly dint, r„-y t.huebs, 0101 hooka.
t tress., theYWe particularly cOll the attention of the public to the
One building bit. of Mr. Phial. , M. Ilutik..linateil ots
the oast aide of Eighth street, between Walnut and Union
streets, which ire Propose to elm. , out Very che•ill•
Al..', n few more iota of Ilmlib's addition le the City of
Allentown, eltuated ou Stir Itlld nth drools Winn.,
avenue. l'rice from one hundred to two hundred della,
per lot. N'ery cheap and tern,. misy.
We 01.0 have on our book. 41 .1iiire• of the Seimml Na
tional Bank of Allentown, and 411 .hare. erta•itudim
Niittonal thank
apr tl-tf •
SAVIN(Oi
Ineorporatett under if State Charter of 11370,
Fogel/male, Upper 3lnconaic town.hip, I.ollolle,
Thin Itialltntion loot been orttatilied and opened under a
State Charter. MONEY will be taken on devoid at all
time. tool In any min from *land Hoy arils, bir hieli
i; PER CENT. INTl'EltEsru
WILI, IIE PAID.
8,0,04 Solt Rheum. Shut and Fr ?twin Jllowsr.
'folcsimrP, Co., Oct. 31,
It i 4 with a grateful feeling that I feel. ablo to make the
following ntatentent for the benefit or done who are .utter
inn iron se
roful.. untl other ('ionicNly wife
had been fur ten oral year; from Dimon. or
'au her neck which after atilt, would gather
and .I.,liarge matter, leaving n running Aare. him had
been treate.l formore than a year by 10041 cullnont
elan- n ithout receiving any ilermanent benefit, her dine:lnn
becoming worse. mitll alio had Oyu of then,. running sore
on her neck, when I' employed Dr. 11. D. Louguktir, under
trim, treatment rime coniumured to Improve yury raid, the
or Clock to heal, and. all Impumilea.mitt and din
agreeable .J.lol.toto gradually to dbtppear, until her
health tran restored, which w I about four month, 1
Gel perfectly .itt•ttgeil, after Iviving tried the treatment of
other ph) recount...ling:ololone Who/Ire...ll'er.
lugiron Scrofula or Chrollit Itifteittien to Dr. leingttller for
medical trOillOoo3l. Willi a gnu belief that they will be ont•
bonellted and curt, thereby, as toy wire ha, been.
(Signed.] I JAMES DARNER.
Ur. 11. D. I.lliienker'a olllee,fruh the Eltet •I de II r Meth
etreet, Letwe've Hamilton antl'lWatletit. Allot/10,n,
LARGE stock of sheet music, instructors,
blank books, 'node paper mid cards at C. V. Ilerr
mann's Music Store, Allentown. —.lac.
The itiontul kittetneet of "The Amerleun Life
la-uranee tolitiatny of Philndelphin... just. reColCelf,
the ttlT.cr, of this excellent home Mutilation
040 in lowa uati,factory condition. Notwithstanding'
the ganaral depre.ulon of trade. the nmcnial dullomot lu
numufacturing and mercantile Interest. of the whole coon,
try daring the 1.34 L your, yet the lotuinea , of tilk r.nn Pant
Inullktalnoa a Ktemly growth. \While most Life licolr
once Compaideu did louu burineuu thou in Preceding Vent.,
tho progre.“ of ”Tim American" exceeded all other yearn,
u fact SChial Will to, yery gratifying 10 all policy holderh,
pree, easus
IVIIN Moak• for um,''
CO. , Sugar Plata, the moony
molwer. " That mai
But you were never undo for it,"
)honer. signify more than der.", to be totre, but than Ile
double adrantago, who belitle, bring mannerly le
well dre.ied. T., be w oue lot+ only to
lattronite the flow.. Oak IIL9I of Wattattinker kProwl,
Try lill's Vegetable Slrtlifin Iliar Renewer, If
you would have a luxuriant growth of hair.
l'ultitowiry Consumption Is r 01,1.61 of Its terrors.
The PMENIX PECTORAL Ilan cured inany cages and
giVell happy relief In many more.
•
Occupational Alltnentx.—Frenli, porn air In yl Vi
tali/A. elixir. Wh',rover Is debarred by circumstances
from nure•ltlcted access hi this invisible. but powerful
11,g1.1 a medicinal Invigoraut of some hind.
Th, great oi.joct should ho to choose tho best. Popularity
is n pretty good guarantee of merit In this scrulluirlng and
i n notigent It.. end Irbil by till.critoriott Hostetter's
Stenigeb Bitter. viand. , flint among lb , invigorating o f
rogitioting modlcinos of the 11,KVIlt da. To thew suts o
I.llgag..tl is to. , 'employ moats. especially in
crowded factories Whore even with the lis-t posidble ven•
elution tllenttuo.phere is el ways 11l polluted.
vegetable Polio is pocullarly atilapted.
Th ., nein, of the mai edlomv le WI mystery. 11 consists
of a obeeliat•li pinto tittfosi. vtittittlant. tinctured—or
r a ther ...arehal net! ok the !Wig extracts uf entintous
outs n n i i harks and hot Tile phanuuroyieis has Ka
tinctures, bill what ore they ? Tito juice of only s single
too l sr bark a,llll piesent in each. :tot one of Ilium
4 0 Mines the ti ' m'e properties of a tonic.au alterative,
dnu areetent. A the, elements are i/ 1.111.1 to the
Ulnae; nor tiro the- , the nun of its - medicinal reekluunen•
&alone. it al -0.1 depureut end tin entl.paetnodie.
The kalefol el eel which air that ha „ been partially og•
hausted of its oxygen by frequinit breathing Produces OP
the rind 0,, IS Dowluu.. nod when to lisle do•
vitalited at Mop pherc is .aperanded the aleplillie vepor of
t sir forenee., it bowlines ileletorinlis and dePffetaing In
the extreme, To tumble the tiptop to Lear up, oven (or •
hours co 01 day ngalusl the debilitating lulluence of II
yltinted atmosphere, wholesomo tonic and ellerallf. 11
urgently roquireti. This grand deoldonttutg la suppliau
In Hostetter's Diners, Which as 0 plycligiti•mletaining,
heaoh.nroteeting agent has no nem either among olaelltai
ur ntiverti.ed medicines, •
111
Dr. IVisluires Wail Cherry Balsam.—Thin
I 3 d
sunic compound inns become a home fixture. Lot all who
suffer, and have In vain attempted to cure their cough♦,
COlllll, 100.1111 a or pulmonary complaints, make UYc of
this unequaled remedy. It can ho relied upon, the 1.1 , i
of testimony that has been published mince Ile introduc
tion, being ample proof of Its eiltcncy.
HORSEMEN, ATTENTION!
READ THE FOLLOWING I
Thin invalimbln Liniment Inx•Itl by Drnggintn
Storekeeper, Wholesaln b JAMES IL WELLS, N. E.
cor. of fish nod Sprino (100,101, Philadolphln. For
onto In Allentown by L. SCIIAIIDT 4 CO., Eon! Hamilton
Street.
0ffir ,2 , 4 4,1 ,, f1 , a , e d i V .f. . i rhicrl i telphtn P.
1. G. Sir ' Y l l ' A' l ;l l inire M =l 7, l) l 7. 'Pe
ll,: 11. 3lot Proe.litlt lAttlineut for very W.V..'
caw% of -cratchm., xprjtltte, Flipped stifle.., el.]
other 411 whlelt our Isorees !MVP been muldert, mid
v• (man! It to work 11 rmlical cure In every cn n e. We
have mono Iwo hundred Intr.,. In our kith] and wool.'
lilt holvlthout the Liniment oboe .y c0u.10r..•
heartily recommend It to all porno,,. owning or hay
ing the mire of hotel,. Very Iteeply Youre, hr., •
.1. It. WALKER, Sop' t Green & (.0010, ht. P. 11.1'...
ACo l' GU, COIL 1) OR MO
!aa
rrgolren inune•dlate attontion, .•
ofieu result. fu all incurable Lung I,i.
4 °W4f
. 4 4
13RoNCHIAL
• oc‘\
=
trill nio.t Inv arlAbly giro in.tant
For nod. HMO, X4Tithl•,
CONArIInTIVIi Xnd 'Fitnet•T
Imre a boot hint effect.
SI NCIEIIN and PI'IILIC SPEAIZEIZ. 4 tt-o
than, to char rod .troutlllion the •olea.
owing to the good reputation and poularity of the Tto
che, runny worth foxy rind els,' p Irma p
"( iUTIN /I re.off.
whirls are woad Jar nnehlay. B. nuts to OBTAIN the
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCIII:
aub 0.1.-oinuterrial
Banker. and Dvaler, th.vor,/ , :n
B , .caritil , , S. 3,1 .t., rop.n . t lug
gootatit!tt,
I'oo,ol otatr... .....
•• twar 1542
• Intl
• 111. W....
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••
•• 3.1. y ar(i ctutc.
Compound int. - P.4
Id
Sii
i'll,ocli4.ll Pacifle It. IC. l.t M. 11.001 , ....
Icul It.
l'acctle Land 14:01111.001......
.thhE NT() lAN MA KKE 7
Wheat Flour. I+ , / II I
RiMMEMER
•
'111”..11 p.rd. io..r
Butt,. P.•.‘.. 1 - • ••
;1,1111,1..1
Dri...! 1., Int.lt.•l
E=
Fer )Itweln ..11•1h, 1,70. rerreeled i.y J 0.. 11.
(rick, 1 1 rmluel•Ifoinini.slett Mere N.•.
New Verk.
• •
.. - 016. Pb . l'henungo, Del. and Call:tram:it , ."1..
choice. 114llt Fair to g.. d, 2.leirtit 1 . 0111111 , 11 1
110111{1/Dl{ CO. 111{11, 1:11111,1% :11142; 1:10 .... I.
Cotono,. Dle - a..41. N. Y. Slot,. riekio..
toir ;toed, 21(a:2S: rolonion, N
41.ki - 011; fair to good. IS, vont.. 1:I. {..{.{,
S. V. State Welsh Dile., choice, 3,54.:141 I,lllllli .11 {...{ • •.1.
{2 , 11 , P5. N. Y. State choir, 3.'44,18 . . lotr . .1,
We-tor, ,air to geoll 12611 e;
poor.. paid:v.l COllllllllll to good 116i.10. Northern Da.
ehire,
poor to good. 15ki..1 . 2. 1;o114 dre
r . dolp ia ~
111 1,1141/n
0, ,0g0.,0 doerearoofwarty 2,U00 par log:'. 11 1
1.1 1 ,
\V.{ louVl 11f I wn
ade,3lll : . Or 111.,{1.1.1i
o e l , larrtly (rut out oto tr 30l r.trtl.l - .,city trade.. T 1..• httler e loonglit In 0311 let
od
..l l 1.. i treoviy Dartirolar ledllle t nioiy nod
. 1.. led nun r
grade.. of Sc.., have ex - ly
Intl. Very lo,r grade. have had a .1.•1:11,1 at fn. to
10. :121,1 1/111, been hold At tleo.e price.. The
ol hold,' 113, been to rio‘‘,l .11 ail :{r: -tw•
low fine, hut have. not le.eu voi y tedt,:og .
,ttorg. . -
NEW is In more irroly, anti selling itt 4 for
clout, 11. r.. fro i y, Kn , 1:1.1.y.1: , f..r cointzwo to Komi. We
ittlyl.o 1,1 , •r.. ,, f .ck of tloi root/try
to I , •t it roll, „ 111 lit "110. . .
(ill EESE. —New (net. fancy, 1.' , ..015 . ,; fair
o g I. 1-1i704`,. N. 1. tat. to I .choice,
1i.,(Cy1.1; te• to good 1 . 4113., N. Y. State
1041 . 2.
— .tor. •> 1.1111 1 1 ..1.1.a. well 1111r111 . 11 11111.11. 11 dor.
..yOgtil. J., and 1 1 ..1111a. W.. 11 P 11114141111
N V. g I order. Woo:m.1
14.• . • 1.1111...1.
11..c . ..111,1111V..01111111141 libeial daring the pied Aveek,
and the demand being light. price.. have thiellued Montt
on.. rent and the pro•pect.. are, that before t h e e1...e of
another week lorices will he .till lower.
ISE.lN—.llarrow choice. new, 0 . 2 . 11.5. 2.24.2.4 0
Kidney, C ia,ii.'. 2.iiii(5.270 Wallin., choir., 1.N.0.10.75,
l'en. choir, 2..1'442.10; a,, i to good, )fixed
111..11 . •.11111,11, .441.1% 1 .
1/111 / . :11 Flll'lT—Aptile. Prime hint , .
Jer..ey. Igl, i.•:.a,l 1 . ......,yhn0in.5`....
Illack herr..., II
ii.thid. get , , .n 4 pdt• in. h.'.'.. 1.... Th- oh.
1.1,1, 1714,211.
1.1 . 1E115-I'l.A h. prigie,ll Flag oied
" It A . —lllre "p lb, 11;..1.3..
1 . 1.1'1.r111. - a1e,.,. le hair. 1:.),ej4.t.J.
- ....1"..tr,:t.t1eerti.1.t.t.
I'eel'l.l 111:1- . .,SE11—'nerkey., tSh..2S.
common to 20hr.n. choir, 234i1,11; cyite
neon to 1,11/11101i L. ch01t...,
1.1,41".
F....R.0,h,, a.•, I
2 itt 51..1ar.1. 1,5.07; 71sT Y. ifight, I , it,,,
I t.l
14,.. , 1. [ l llt 1.1411:. 110. Thou he I, I,
calve , tt ill hear in tithed ilia( lurtv.erd
feet .11 cult ,, have he he cat 01l nt the knee joint, at..l the
hind ir.st at thi• .1111111. or Ii joint. noel to head .I..ttts or
ear. t•. II tho calve... it, calve. in thi.
u.• allot.' re.ein une to three 11.110• Oil vArli
it 1....• the -hill bone. atol 1..1t on. :end
hipper.' lettere.t to rvionve them butoro:
" I I • 1,1,11
1/0 CIO/ IS Ilr eto t ee. es,
hit.. not -eh on the calves before .leipteing.
it.,l,l,elNy —ln good barrel., 1ktte......•
Dratlys
niTTLE—At un Sunday ni.4111,
'Daniel Ilittle, aged :Si year,.
Icelu Alibriti,sontnt
•
AN; .41."111VE. EN lilt -
Tr ruir nut. with tak ,
Ow All
I.e) the F01.5 ,, M FA
SEW IN ti NIACIIINE. A liberal
A. S. 11.1M11.T.1N.
sow 6.1,11 7, , lCll,,tatit SE., 1.1.11.1,10,1 a.
A 5411.14 N CIE'S N4E1'11(1.
NVlletru, JAVOIS .1. or the 11,0001 0(
and 31.11:R1E1'1%1.10s Ire,
by volnntair it•-whoo•tit t 1,10,1 241.1011 I, I.
r..tivey•••l to the ,tb••erther all him o,i
I. Ili
toil 00:0,1. bit - the cheat of bi• riedool,• •Notloo In
111• r I,t g:Nt•h t•• ;hit ..11 rtiP% It.
Inato•payrn , •nt Illy••Ix 00,1
lL 130vIng 1.1.‘,10.4 to 100.001 the3ll, v
1011i11Lti•
C:ll.•ii, Wlll,lll till' -Alll,lllll, ll .IIN
1:• ,,, 1••10 , /l'A , Apt - al 1,70, .1. , 4 1 :00 • •
Itoputtith may br Nvlllnlrawn at any tin,.
Alma tnunoy lumina nut on lavorattla
\VILI.I.im 3111111),
11. 11. FOUEL, Cashier.
I=l=ll
Ditillel M,.yer,
INArid A. Smith
NVIIIImo
Ilota (pr
===
NOTICE.
orricli or run CrrT I'ILHAReit
ALLEwrowx, Mardi 30. IS7O.
. •
c .
.
Notice I. beteby given [het the Duplicate for the ollec•
Don of Wale/ for the molting year has been placed
itt the hands Of the undersigned, in Ilrellrlll.lll, Nvitil
.11,1V6111111111f the :hi Section of an ordinance regulating
the diotribution of WI111•1 11/ tho City of Allentown, as fol.
Iowa:
"Si,. 3. 'Flint 1111 rents rot the use of the water •1.01 Ire
payable lan idvanco to the flr..t day Iron,ri next after tho
eontract, d annually In ad , . mice that day, CO the
City 'fre-t•orer, at his olllcy or 111 s place mot
h. "11,111.14.111111tting unpaid on theStOth day of said month
..f April thew shall In. 111111011:1 per cent., and to rents re•
11111111/W, unpaid ou the tirst day JIIIII. (I/110.1 mg there
shall he added lUper rent., and tonll rents shallllllllV Un lllll4.lllOlV first 1110 . of July thereafter theie 'wadded
per cent., u Melt amount shall be collected with tho
said rents and all dolintillellts at that date. The Trea•n
rer fortitwith to give the person owning the premises a
written note of said doto.o. nar., .uting the unoolut ,'1
root including the amount of Cro , ntag „ tor
lit Itlll 01.111.111111, 1111111/11 OP Isanrs of the delinquents
to to.. I, the required payment within. ten days after data
thereof. it shall be the dutrof the Witter Committee forth
with to cans,. the ferrule. , of such delinquents Cu he l•
tallied (tom the pipe of conduit, and Canso stilts to ho in•
411111.1,1 for Cl,,' recovery of the rents and per centage so
due, 11n well as for all expenses Incurred in detaching the
ferrules," lly order of the ll:ututnlttee.
JONATHAN REICH A RD.
111111' City Treasurer.
- .
pltiyATE NIAI,II
OF A VALCADLE •
1.11t()N I"IJItNACE I'ItOPEItTY.
tine of the most ilindrable and valuable
Furnace properties ht the 5111 . .011.11 '
Valley of Virginia, 114 now offered at prl- • • tin " il t
♦.taxnlo. knowu us .• CAROLINE ERR
-1,1111 ,P 1 iihunted In Shenandoah 3
- iiiiii
C•atity. twelve 11111014110001,1,04 of Wood
Mint Olghl fallen rant ul Edinburg. on the I Pivot - the
fdanti.o.iia (Rip Railroad. Then , are Montt x thiionand
arrea .rf land ylidillog 0111 Or •11p,101,4111t111y and great
aluttolatiro• aleo litnindone and woad In groat nlonlanui.
Part of thn Furnace ilextroyed by grit
doting the lido .war, hot the Stlkrii. inwnlls and Hearth
pre I...ureic...able hi on the proporty a
direlling•houre tol eighteen otlitire (, tutor r•
roe.. In a rap opportoody tor por,eitii. nrie of ,
land•. For further particular , . Antares,. pith, trurau (I.
or David P. fluid, Wilinhigtoth Delawate. or
J. 41,11 lairgtoti, &Mb. g, 'iliewincloalk county Va.
IiEORGEii LiIII6ELL,
U.l\'lo
for
CZB
wANTED.—.t FEMALE TEACHER
. to take charge or the Female SeoomlarY Sehool of
the Fourth Sectloa. Salary .131 per mouth. Appheauta
\rlll apply CH raottally uU or h..fere Aprilllth, to elthrr of
the underalgmea, C. 1,... NEW HARD. Free,.
C. L. iiVIIHM. Secrotary. ' w in-AVA d-lf
CAUTION.
DICLAWAILE, Mar. 11, 11570.
1 hewhy onallou pore.un to bow.° of nay Infringement
an my mode of making ntrel mud Iron, ornuy neat the:moot,
no I will punk It Au tho very exteat a the Putout !mes, as
Lath are patented by one
• Dn. WILLIAM YIELDS.
,ml4-dtodatos tl3 Went 7th St., Wilthington, Ue
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