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A.LtiNTO-1-V-N,-PA.:-.111NE.29-, 1870
TIiTWE REPILIIIIIIICANN OF- THE
ATE. •
There arc thirty-four counties in. the State
of :Pennsylvania in . hich tlte Republicans
itii In a minority. At the Presidential cam.
paign or 1808, these counties polled 103,000,
votes in round numbers,for General Grant,and
they have upon-"more than taw occasion de
cided nur,State election and saved the Repub
lican party front defeat. .1s a general thing,
the Republicans in these minority counties
rekesent the idtelligenee. the wealth and the
mann faeturing and bus: n ess entermise.
pay the larger bulk bf the taxes, mid they hat
large Interests that di mand just and careful
Notwithstanding all this,, they
are not represented at Ilarrisburg., Accord
ing to . the pernicious rule established there, by
which the whole matter of local l eg islation i s
'referred entirely tO the sitting member, they
dare not ['Wii be heard. in Lehigh county,
forinstnnee, 'where the RePubllcans own large
manufacturing and mining interests, no legis
lation whatever.' con Other be procured or
pr'kented, except through our representatives.
The .consequeuee.h4 that they must submit to
OW most partial awl Unjust legislation. Pro
test after protest has been made against this
injustice but without effect. The wool, ma
chineryof legislation, though in the hands of
the Lepnblican party, is inflexibly turned
against us. instanc e s, 11111Siralltig this illjt
iCe might be multiplic , ' had we space. Suffice
It to say, that the Republican party of Lehigh
county, have come to the conclusion, that
their brethren of the majority cOuntieS intend
to deliver them, bonnd band and foot, into
the hands or llodr enemies.
The Republicans of Lehigh have ever been
faithful to the party. They have steadily in.
creased their vote,"mitll in 1808 they polled
over 5000 Vat.-5 ; and this in the face of the
fact that they ore entirely excluded front all
Slate, Its well :Is local .411('8 and patronage.
same said or till the minority
counties. 'rho ni , !•oldionos say to the party,
you woy keep y,mr Slate offices. we want
none ()I' thew. party is a party prlncl•
pie and not of spoil. W light your
battles, but us prntl,l 11:4Z1i11,1 either your
right or your potter to knit as under the yoke
or our oppoooio.,. It seems to us a , plain as
day. that an organization, which deliberately
deserts one•third Its adherents. cannot re
main long in potter. We therefor.• hall lhe
coming Convention of minority emoilles. Ve
hope their proceedings trill be characterized
by wisdom and prudence, and we will then
have no fears hut that they will result In much
good to the Republican party.
As we are advised, a meeting of the mem
bers of the State Central Committee, front
minority eonnties will be held at the Oirard
' House, in the City of Philadelphia, on Wed
nesday, July 1311 i twat, for the purpose of
consulting about time and place of holding the
Convention. We have seen letters front al'
the minority counties upon . this subject, and
t hey tire all strongly in favor of the movement,
so that we have no doubt that the preliminary
meeting will be well attended. We do not
intend to make any suggestions, but only hope
this subject. :nay be fully
G.IVIIIVI'II
'lbw number of houses in our city is two
thou6:and sic 11111 U -hell and fins,rtun building is
going on rapidly all the time. To realize the
in look naett"hla l Al/Hutt
present with it tail by this means we can see
the reason we have to predicate a glorious fit
In the year 1792 Allentown contained nn y
nine dwellings and so little was it sought of
ter by settlers as a place oPresidence that even
as lately as 1830 the population was only 1,554:
Sire that time it has doubled itself
about every twelve years and we believe
the present census will show a population of
from 20.000 to 22,000 inhabitants.
While the people have grown in numbers
very rapidly,thßr growth in liberality culture
and refinement has been quite as marked.
Th.. Common School system here has attained
a refection and completeness that few com
munities can boast of and is an honor' to the
intelligent and iiberahninded citizens who have
been the prime movers and projectors in the
noble W orb. The grand edifices sacred to the
cause of education in our city,are monuments
. to the enterprise and intelligence of the peo
ple of Allentown.
The situation of Allentown, the numerous
lines of Railroad radiating to every part of the
country, our mineral and agricultural wealth,
our gigantic iron and steel works and the en
ergy 'and business aptitulte of our people tchieli
incites them to fresh improvement day by
day—all point unmistakably to the fact, that
in the not remote future, here will 111 . situated
one of the busiest commercial emporiums of
this great
miNotzury couNTIEs
The Norristown Herald has the following :
It is suggested that the members of the
lte
publicau State Central Committee represent •
hug minority counties call a convention to take
into consideration that system of local legisla
thin which ignores members of oOr Legisla
ture of minority counties. 7liontgomery is I
not without a partial remedy for this evil, by
having representatives in the two houses of
ferent politic44,but our Republican neighbors
in Lehigh complain bitterly,and declare that,
so far as that county is coneerned,in the matter
of obtaining party legislation, the Legislature
might as well he Democratic. •
Whilst we do not think the proposed con
vention would result In curing the evil of
which there is just complaint, we gladly sec
ond the call, and trust that our member or the
State ComMittee—R. K. \Venni, Esq.,—will
co-operate with his colleagues In the inove
ment.
Th, practice of referring all legislation af
feeling particular localities to the members
representing those localities for final disposi..,
!titian operates often to the detriment of the
public, and yet to dispose ofa bill, not _mic
ro! In Its character, in the Legislature, at this
day, In any other way, is considered a gross
breiteb of parliamentary honor.
THE Tribu lie atter enumerating theitehiete
ments of Giant's administration, says " Btu
we bred not continue the recital. llow poor
and beggarly beside these things, seems the
complaint, that the President chooses to take
such relaxation as every clerk or shop-keeper
seeks to secure ; that he does not nominate for
offlce,polltielans with whose claims noisy iter
ation bas made the public ear familiar ; that
he does not make rhetorical speeches, and does
not seek to establish some great and brilliant
policy of foreign aggrandizement or domestic
expenditure In defiance of the will of the peo
ple We never advocated Gen. Grant ns a
great Statesman We have presented hint to
the people as a sound and sole num. We point
on his record with hearty satisfaction, and are
sure that the country will unite with us in
'pronouncing hint a sound and Hare wan still."
ASSENSM EN TS
In onr local columns may be found some
.very interesting ligereashowing the eompar
ative value of the old and new lISSCSKIIIeIIit3.
ComMaisons aro proverbially odious to some
body.; but the marked improvement that has
token place here deserves recognition not
thhatandlng. . Mr. Edward Bubo deserves
pry wait rot diligaa ad ngthtliinole lD
4PO I 44 1 !!P WA IP*
THE LEHIGH REGISTER, ALLENTOWN,
TILE APPEABANCE OF CHRIST.
Some time ago a small printed sheet was
distributed in Allentown purporting to con
tain an authentic letter of the Saviour's, and
attached to it was a letter of Publitis Lentulus,
giving a description of "a man called Jesus
Christ." Many times since then we have
seen the same letter published in various pa-
pers.
We publish it with a communication from a
valued correspondent wbo gives us the very
good reasons that exist for declaring this let
ter to be one or tho, pious frauds" perpe
trated by that class of religous individuals who
held to the doe'rine that "the end. justifies
the means." The "letter written by the
Saviour"alluded to above is such an impudent
and transparent lie that there is no need to
contradict it.
The following epistle was taken by Napoleon
• : the records of Rome, when he deprived
that city ofso many valuable manuscripts. It
was written nt the time and on the spot where
Jesus commenced his ministry, by Mbins
Lentulus, Governor of Judea, to the Senate of
Rome, Crcsar, Emperor. It was the custom in
those days, for the Governor to write home any
event of importance which traspired while he
held his °nice ;
f` Conscript Fathers; There appeared in
these, our days, a man named Jesus Christ,
who is yet living among us, and of the Gen
tiles is accepted as a prophet of great truth;
but his own disciples call tutu the Son of God.
lie bath raised the dead and cured all manner
of diseases. lie is a man of stature somewhat
tall and comely,witit a very ruddy countennuce
such as the beholder may both love and fear.
Ills hair is of the color of a filbert when fully
ripe, plain to his ear, whence downward, it is
of more orient colvir, curling and waving on his
Mmblers; in the middle of his head there is a
seam of long hair,after the mannerof Nazarlies.
Ilis forehead is plain and !Plicate; his face,
without spot wrinkle, beautiful with a Come'
ly red; his nose and mouth are exactly formed;
his beard is the color of his hair and thick, not
of any length but forked. In reproving he is
terrible,in admonishing,courtefms; in speaking
very modest and wise ; in proportion of holy,
well shaped. 'None have seen him laugh—
many have seen him weep. A man for his sur
passing beauty, excelling the children of
To which n ecirrespondent replies The let
ter, sold to have been written by Vl:blies Len-
Whin ou the personal appe4ranee or our Saviour,
would, if genuine, be a very interesting document.
But the following things may 111! of It
1. It was Ilrst priated at the close of
the lifteentl: tury—long before the time of Na
poleon.
2.. it exist I ion line twelfth oentury in titre..
dif
feting matm-,ipt , , moo, are now to Inc :2ren
in
libraries in Fmobtati, France, Italy and Germaay•
S. 'These man, :scripts differ so much as to de
stroy all i Y flu the gc onitiene,s of either of them.
.1. The 1,..t1a in which they tire all written is
manifestly not of the Augustine ago—the time
whoa Christ was on ealth— brit, of the middle
We owe the rapid collapse or this last
nian scheme to the fact that a straightforward
man, with thoroughly honest intentions and
sufficient popularity to feel quite sure that
iu
adhering strictly to the law he should receive
the support of the great majority of his fel
low-citizens, is at the head of the Government.
- There is no shift of which a Government, at
once ambitions and weak, on the lookout for
devices by which to double its term of oilier,
is not capable. And if the Americans feel, as
we have no doubt they do, heartily thankful
to avoid new troubles before the misery caused
by the last great calamity has dwindled to
any perceptible extent, they should learn from
this sober energy and honesty of Gen. Grant
how important it is to them to elect as Presi
dent a man whose character they thoroughly
know, and who also knows them—who knows,
that is, the sort or qualities and condnet
by
which he has 01(11 their respect, mid by virtue
of which alone he Call eel - II:till the :,1111t . Man
whit won that respect. (due oft nown
and, therefore, incalculable. President , •of
whom America has unfortunately had so many
can not but be deficient in the very elenu ats
The Ilarrisburg Topic has an tel on this of the experience by which lie ought to h e
su bj e ct, whiYh fits on, exactly. guided. Ile has owed his choice to an !Wei
substituted the wor d All en t ow n h
er ilcnt, and is apt to think that he shall keep by
burg, and it reads :—•' We have several times accidental hits the eminence he has accident
referred to the tart llud a great 'natty ° c ont .- ally gained. A man in General Grant's posi
citizens nail business people go abroad to pro. lion I hauw,bett,r. l ie i s p erfeell Y well a w a re
cure almost every needed article for business that he owes all the success I.e Loa gaiucd and
awl lankily use e Lich should and could by ns all his popularity to the coo-h o ary or a clear
'' Ni c ,;,( u p . never wavering for . a moment in
proper disposition was
home industry and enterprise. Until suet, to a plain end. (ll' cour,e he is nut noW•g , d;ili
spirit does exhibit itst.tr, Ibiscity wilt never to hazard that reputation by becoming tricky
inahe the .ziant slri.les towards prosperity and and Machiavellian. Probably he could not if
grealnUFS-witrylt—ir,lnrallts—and other natural I he would. and also Ike would not if Ike could.
prood,.—and—foreren. This 11, is fully aware that his country appreciates
only be aecomplished by the lal,ines, own re . I fidelity, perseverance, shrewd good sense and
solving t o i me ,,ari t ge those w h o give their a id strict adhesion to the law. \nun could he
to the husiness interests of the place. The more insane than to abandon the line of con
t.., who will go a hundred miles to purchase I duet, absolutely natural to him, by winch he
his dry goods• clothing. hats, b u nts, traceries, rose, and take to playing a goon' or political
;tot' other similar indisp , •usiule articles, has no I hazard instead ? If over there tea: a
claim whatever upon the vticotaug , ment and deuce or :tiv,totttg , of putting itt.the
support of khe Ilentown mechanic or Incr. a the mmmo , tration a man twhotn tllc people
clout whose prosprrit}' depe n ds Upon the di, know and trust, and who, in his turn, knows
posal or the, prod nets o r Ids i n d us t r y, s kill and trusts the people. it is this conduct of
and enterprise. Let a mutual und e r s tanding General Grant . im an ocea , ion winch would
he had on thi , subject, :mil adi tenanted eons have been to many of his predecessors one of
cell of ac tion. and Ile res ult w ill soon lr w i t . unusual hesitation and IthupLttion ; wlarreas
nessed in ineteased business ent , rprise and Ile Inks in . all probability never hesitated a
activity, the ;due real eAste and every de. nomkent about hi, course—never even fell the
seription of property, and in the general pros. temptation to hesitate.
Perlt.Y of every class of the community.
age—the o uwks.
F. The ch.enhitelt contrathe ,venal Imown
facts of history.
0. No man by the name of Publius I.444tultis
1041 s Governor or Judea in on , time of Christ.
history fills all that time with other lIIIIIICS-Pull
tith, Pilate a. 14, Governor of Judea before, during,
and after the limn of Christ's initille life, that is
from A. D. 941 to 70.
7. It is not linown who was the 44urhor of the
said epistle,
~,S. All reliable hive:4l2444lmi date, its origin not
e,iii, ,, e .. r than the eleventh century art, ('hrio.
Yours. truly, •
'''', e') ntown, June 27, 1:1744. .1. IV. W.
4,:,\
111(131E ENTERPICISI.
tSE BALI
The gri _ante of Base' Ball helween the
:l lldelic: and the hieli re
sulted in the defeat of the forting., itiracted
thousands oC speetators tvlio stood three hour's
under a broiling siin to tvitneF;s. it, alll paid
tifty cents for the privilege. No greater proof
could be needed of the deep interest with
which the National guile regarded by tic
•
people.
It is tivery good sign to see this inter
est taken in it healthful inunly sport ; but un
fortunately it is too evidcat that the game ()I'
Ihtw Ball IA rapidly degenerating into a there
gambling speculation, patronized and encour
gaed by . blacklegs. It has reached a state of
demoralization, in which it has 1)(211 truly
characterized as a National vice.
Let us have this vile gambling disasso
ciated %%shit lltiv gaine,or it will be given over
entirely to sharpers. Let eyery gentleman
player refuse to play for stakes and discourage
gambling on the result, or au anti-Base ball
feeling wilt soon take hold of the public mind
and tlestt•oy the National game forever.
MtNOUI'LY ItEI'ItESENT.ITION
An article in the Ete , iffn K.rprf...of pays the
following graceful coldpliment to our . local
Republican leaden , : •. In no pill of the State
Ins the Republican party abler and more elli.
cient mud deserving representative men than
in the minority Congressional districts. They
can have no hope of political preferment at I
home, rind they have sustained the principles
of the pariy with unflagging patriotism and
fidelity. All they. have asked is,:that they
should he heard. in dispensing the local pat
ronage or the national administration in their
respective districts, sollial they should not be
utterly ignored in the midst 01 their unequal
conflicts, and their faithful followers lie Tom.
'felled to stand aside and see characterless and
incompetent partisans or some outside schem
ing politic:um till the local places of honor and
profit."
CI'3IELATIVE VOTING
The Bucks county /Mel/lye/irer favors the
cumulative system of voting, and says that
while the Democrats have It small numerical
majority in that county, and are thus enabled
to exercise all local authority' and to control
its entire represeidation in the Legislature,
It is well known to all intelligent observer;
that by far the greater part of the taxes are
paid, and. the public burdens borne by lie
publicans, who are allowed no voice in their
collection or expenditure.
An ' enterprising Boston clergyman seeks
notoriety by n sermon denouncing (liarles
Dickens. If at the end of his ministry lie can
truly say he 'has taught the great gospel ler•
son of love with one•tenth part of the effect
that the great novelist taught it in his books,
then will the BostOn clergyman have done a
noble work, in the glory of which the infamy
qt his denunciation of tido gm( goad puma,`
PI V 9014 4 9nr1q0414,
REPRESENTATIVES OF MINOR.
ITY COUNTIES.
Representatives of minority counties have
been requested by circulars to meet at the
Girard Home, Philadelphia, on THE 131'11 or
JULY. THE CALL MADE FOR TIIE
FOURTH OF JULY IyAI3I,UNNUTIIOR
IZED AND THE TIME UNgUITABLE.
AMUSEMENTS
We want amusements in this city for our
young people snore than we want anything
else. We want a class of healthful amuse•
ments to, take away the temptation that is
presented for them to spend their time in
ways that destroy prospects, morals and
health together. For this reason we shall en
courage the idea of a Boat Club which has
been started here and do hope , to be enabled
to record its success. Let all who desire to
see it started agitate the question and be sure
it will gel headway and be supported.
our noon sronTs
Boating, unconnected with any rm., or
kind of gambling,but no a means of recreation
only, is sure of encouragement from every
thinking man, With good sense enough to nn•
desrtand the " sound mind in a sound body"
theory. We want a boat club.
We hope that some of our young men of
enterprise will take hold of this thing and
push it through. It only needS a vigorous
start to ensure success.
ATVEORNEY GENERAL. ACKER
OE
This gentleman, nominal , a by President
Grunt to succeed Atterney General Hoar,
about forty-seven years of ago and it native
of New llampshire. In the year 18.15 he em
igrated to Georgia where he studied law with
the late Judge Berrien. Strongly opposed to
secession, and originally a whig he luts'a re
cord since his early connection with the Re
publican party that justifies the choice of Pres
ident Grant.
lIOSEST PRAISE 01 , 'IIIIE PRES
DENT
Eso tht London Economist. Jo,"
Clara I,onise Kellogg in Utica
Insane Asylum
A correspondlid of the Utica Herald writes
to that paper as follows :—" We do not re
nponber II) have heard of a more interesting
episode in the life of any artist since the days
of the :.rll,ll. Jenny Lind, then that of Miss
K, Hogg at the State Lunatic Asylum, a few
days since. The circumstance speaks, vol
umes for the kindness 01 heart and genuine
humanity of this great artist. Not content, as
some of ;pi Its irrilabile of a lower order of art
would have been, to dole out a few notes to
the better classes of patients that could be as
sembled for the purpose, she asked the doctor
to be allowed to penetrate to the interior and
sing to the most disturbed classes. Accom
panied by two of the faculty, their ladies, and
the matron, and armed only with guitar, she
started like an ancient troubadour on her
novel journey. Arrived In the department
devoted to the more disturbed of this unror
tonate class, she was not long , in making her
power felt. A. few notes from her wondyrful
voice were sufficient to call/order out or the
wildest confusion, and Atilt the troubled
waters or the soul. In :t moment all was
hushed, and except the voice of the eantatrice,
the hall was silent as' the hottse of death.
After the first song, they gathered about her
like children wondering apparently what
angel from heaven had dropped down so sod
denly and unexpectedly among them. They
examined her minutely and 111(os:illy, from the
crown of her head to the sole 01 her toot ; for
(ow desired bo see the pretty little boot with
which she beat time to her own music. This
was submitted to; and not only this,
every article of dress. and jewelry about her
person she suffered to be freely overhauled.
Site was turned about by these crazy ladies
like a merchant's lay figure, much to her
amusentent, and little, apparently, to her
noyance. Even when they proposed to hiss
her, she not only submitted gracefully, but
tremulous, not with fear, but genuine emotion
she returned the greeting in each instance.
.•
a mq.—Wanamaker and Brown hare spent
Such is Clara t.ouise Kellogg, and such also. ' more 1111111) . 1111.1 labor on their ( (tyrant -tol; than nay
is the pow, or music and kindness On the no , ggil let nio• manage the prices
disturbed mind." • . . .
irony entire' rather Man take nauseous meal
,ring; unit (hi. Is not b, be wondered at, im the ramody i.
Hanged nt tole Vit rd Arm•
erten wor.t. than the Sufferer. from cough,'
The - Brehm vessel Gazette was captured
will C u d
in the C ,„
Chinese Eras a few weeks ago by pirates ,„ oi l, - „, n gn•„;tan• the ic icle n. eff „,.,„„ i ;„
who after dismantling the ship left her. The dinense.
German man-of-war llertlat having learned of ,
, 77 „. lydiledtl" wm,wNew
the outrage, at once started in pursuit of the well huowa In oar fa•hi,mable soeluty for her ;Usti/I;in/
Chinese pirates. The num.of.war and the junk n ppenrance and Ismullful cimipleglon, was 011,4 111011. W.
inned girl, chagrined it her red, freckled face.
were 8111 side by side, and niter a short b r 'l7 ' l l .ltehealuto llngenb. Mitguolia Balm, and 1, now i.
struggle the I n riles were overpowered and put pretty In eolonli.xi ,, n i, die I. chamalbg In manners.
ill imam. . 'Thin article 0 V,COIIIOK fr,Ck .111i0T1.0,
:
toucher. r ing-marks, etc., nod mckem /110 k len year,.
1 The Ilertha then proceedetdto Hong Kong, umn ther are. alagmtm mom for:,
but did not marl' the harbor, for had she done aaa Lyon's Kathalrou to 'nuke the hair piou
s°, it would •have been necessary to hand over
the • prisoners to the English, authorities. dubdrulf, nad In the be 4 and chenpe.t In the
Word was sent to the Germain Consul, how- a."rid'
ever, and he was taken in a boat to the Iler
the, which thereupon put to sea again. Once
out-upon the high seas the pirates were tried,
the Consul acting as judge.
The testimony showed the prisoners guilty
of piracy, anti they were therefore condemned
10 lig 1i14a4. 4 11 0 )c, 0 M . 4 arm
Out Door Sporo4.
CROQUET 18 Still ono of the most popnlat 7
out-door games in England, where it origin
ated. Ladies and gentlemen both find in it a
delightful and healthful pastime for the late
afternoon hours. Unfortunately the den
izens of large cities cannot indulge in this re
creation without considerable inconvenience.;
but no filially possessing an enclosure of even
a few rods in area should neglect to provide
themselves with ernqueterie, and we see no
reason why the open lots soil squares in the
outskirts of the city should not lie as roll of
croquet players every pleasant afternoon as
they now are of base-ball players. There is
really no more beautiful or attractive game to
one who has mastered its seienee.' It is Lll
- without the concomitants or a heated
room and intoxicating drink:=, and with the
added attraction , : or laimg played in the pore
out-door air, or aliording more exercise ant
offering opportunity for more interesting mid
exciting coml.buttions. Men frequently play
important croquet Hunches in England—
matellys for the chninpionship, iu 0 litchi great
interest centres ; and though we (10111 a 1112241 . e
to see it become in this country such a jockey
ing, gambling game as base ball bus grown to
be, it is much better deserl ing nl the promi
nence now accorded to the latter, for the yen-
SOll that it is far lessVitilt•lll :Ind 1101 1i1111g1 . 1 . -
(111:i to 1100111 or to limb. Base ball may n u de
n few athletes, but it nutl.•es gamblers of many
and there is no estimating the malinings.
bruise , , and eto-es or chronic heart-disc:we
which nre attributable to 11.—/M/ht. Pr•t++.
LivrEit et 1.
Num':Ett 1300, fur the week ending dune
ISIO, null the two preceding numbers of Lit -
trlrN Living Age, conlain. ninmoz ”ther article:: of
interest and value, The Origin or the English Na
tion, Pa rt 111, front llfirendtbn , ' , . thiga,lue ; Poetry
and pnc Is of the Pre,o 6,,,mti00, translated
for The Living Age Boni the fnie . d , •.. Deux
Monder ; The Prince, den B/aetieund l s
Maga:due; a review of the Pocins of Dante flahriet
Roswttl, by 'William Morris, •Aeadeany; The Velo
city of Thom:lit, Nature ; Frenell i'll
• 11a// Idie,ffe ; Among Spectator ;
Stature and Bull: of Matt In the Brit MI Isles, P a l!
Mat/ Go,,Ve; Linip 'People, Saturday Review
adatite Lafayette, N!. Pants: 'I he Objects of
rt, Fraser's Magatdue ; Michael Faraday, St.
!'ant's: Nests, One' a 11",r7; ; The
Frcitelt and Ihr Mehl:Atte, Saturday Re
ctor; The Di,turbance , in Italy, Pall frite;
t1,1011111,1i1117,11/ ; Mr. Arnold on St.
Paul, Sii,fidor ; The 'gory of The Affirmation
complete, 3/aerni/lan • s Maya;:ine; continuations of
" Against Ti,,'. " l by Charles Lever, and " Doro
thy Fox," and numerous other articles.
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THE LITTLE CORPORA". Mmt.m.st.
.1111 y number of this beautiful jtlVeldie COOICg
to us enlarged and improved, as well as finely
illustrated. 'IIM wonderful growth of this
young :apolcon of the juvenile has been as
surprising as it is interesting. Its circulation
has shot fitr ahead or that of any of its compet
itors. Its matter is entirely original and of a
very high order. The freshness and vivacity
of its pages cause the eyes of all our young
I people to sparkle. In its new, improved
ham it, is one of the handsomest, as it is the
cheapest, magazines we have ever se , m.—
Cliih1111:e but not ir rejoices the
heart; of both parents and children alike.
This umbel' begins a lIVW V(1111111(' ; 11011' IS
the time to subscribe One dollar a year ;
sample copy. 12 vents. Published by Sewell
Miller, Chicago. 111.
ACCE,,ION lIEN are\'l.—henry the Sixth
‘vas not 11111 of his long frocl:s \viten he came
to the throne, for Ins 1..1' not yet completed
the ninth month otitis little existence. Though
lie succeeded peacefully to the crown, he %vas
ill tutus from the first hour or his reign ; and
though he (vas not horn literally with a silver
spoon ill his month, he 1110 wu there on his
accession to the throne, for he was hei,..4
at the very moment that the tleNt's of his father's
death (Vil , :11111 , 1111'0a in the r..yal nur , ey. It
is tn.y to conepive the int,rosting, pror , odin:-;s
that tool: pimae on it: living proclannal that the
chill, then in the act or having its food, had
become the liitw• (.1' England. A clean bib
e•it instantly brought, and he 1111' apostroph
i,l a-, a little •' l'ingsey"—tt " Mon
archy l'onarelly; — and Nva , addres.sed by
many other of 111(w. titles orafl'retioaate loyalty
xyllich are to he round n(iwtiore bin in the nur
sery dialect.
FIN.INCI.II
lA, June 2't.-1),•111t% n Bro.,
13rohers, No. 40 South Third Street, give the
following quotation , up (0 2 0 . c10c1( to,l:ty
U. S. r.'s or ''4l
4, .63
'll-1
MEM
• 4
" 10-.lo'e
U. S. :10 Year 6 per eent.Cy:.......113 11:3 ,
Union Paviiie R.H.l,t M. 110nd,...870 SSO
Central Pacific It. It .
Union Pacific Land Grant Howls-77d
I'hileteli.l ills /'ruelsln•
Extra Fatally
Ptiati.i) Iva Ilia Extra Family
Fancy Brand ,
Extra
1:3 Flattr
Pouto-ylvoola Whoat
Wo,tovo
Ityo, Wo.torth
Ityo, Poloo•ylv onto
V01t... Corn
/II I C% I
I %I r-4 tl
u ..
MIMIt=
rlour, poi is i
IMMEWITG=
~~rn M.
11.111. •.
Egg-.
Potato., p0r14,1”.1
Drio.l •.
I IT'S I N ESS NOTIC'
The tire of Hall's Vegetable 61ellIan Ilair lie
tww, mill keop Ow hair from 1.011111; out.
The "Pliuebc Baker" Salve.
fyieSto year. a neeret—
Sir-Curve a. by teUgic—
All Cuts, Buren, Brehm., Sorer, Cicero. Caterer, Sera
Nipples. and Broken Meanie, Chapped Lipa and Ilendr,
Eruption., Chi Male., Bar. or Stings of I nreetr, fte.'
iffairA WONDERFUL CURE FOR 1'1LE.9..V0
44rOPPR SW/ whom
;V I M R#4l o 4' " 414 1, 110 no Wm)
WEDNESDAY, J
Ladies please eXP
1
AN EXCELLENT IZEASON WHY T. C. E 1•1111 1-
lien, of the old Allentown Ch
Lamp Store, caw:tell cheaper than others, is tlett
he buys and sells exelnslrely for Cash, thus ..,klll
- all the advantage of cash payments 1,,
nothing by credit sales. •
The Lihilig .11rtehihr.—Jujilve 11le 11,,in ,i .
It svat,h 111111 ..1 , 1 y porl ion .1 IL. Si .. It , 1..t. , .w.
11.1 . ..1. Th. Itaintin ..1......1 , .- 1., lb. Witnatt ~..I.
Ilial eltwllx pior. of .1.1..1 i+ 1. it .11t..11.....t. r.
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e. !Witt .st.itt. th. a1,.1. 110 inn 111., : ~... '1'1. , ..
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inn...rfvettoi, .1 11.. untin +l. inn i.. 111 , i,Ilt.'d ..11
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'1'11.• comploxlott 1+ snll..n . iir (..iii , il, OW 1').
ill 1,1.11 , • 111111 11111•111V.1.111,. :11111 111 , I. i- 1 ,V
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j. . i.i' Ow ..itetn+ ot 11. , Wino. , v..y,•lnt , t. I.'
s. 1... It 1..1 rinla , .... years lut- IP'. 11 II I g 11, .1.
, 1 , ,% ail tlyrp..pA.t in 1,11 clitont.... A+ a -1.
' 1..11.4.+ti0n a +lOllllO .10m, Will, ill. t.........
plintiont...,..i. have 10.011 e Xlialinl. , .111111,
11.., 111.11 , 111311 111 itigittilig the e.loPliont. t .
11,1+ Ns . 1101....0ne 1111,1 pitlnlnlol... yvt p.11 . .1 . 1111, t -
elf..e.. it 1+,1.01 nod in.twationt 1.111 O. 111 11 11 1.,.
p0p..11 till' livvr II 111.10. or 11,...,1.01.1.....1. awl I
Imp...taut nlttml. 11,1 ,V 1•11 11. 111 1011 01' 'l ,ll 11 . 1 1 111 ,
OW 1111 1111 • 111't Wllll Sitlgllllll . 111,1114'1 11 , -.. 1 1•0111.
o,llloitwyntlng vvery +.101 .,, 1iv0 awl ~.-111111., mg
,‘ 1,1.11110.111 y nutl ....WI health J. 4.11.1.
en re •I .—S..c• iv :
It all a grateful holing Otto. I fool altto tottro the
follotvinz •tatozoot for Ow Ittutollt of Ow- , v, lot t.t ,Itter- Ito .tit.
lug lino.. Scrofula and other Chrottie %vile Iv:ot
11.01 1,1411 I ,llkring for noel your: , hoot Cur
sxt elliog.• on her neck v, Lich Claor a time t‘oultlgathor
mot antolutrge twitter, lottvion mooing sole. She bad PItICE '25 C'l'A.
~,.„ for 'nr.. thou a year by plo 41- Soltl I.y all )letlielne
clans vvaloott recolvlng ally yorokto•ot helo .lll,
Lrr ,loin. ,yor.te, until
nit hail live of tho.o roottio2
011111.1 . 111 , 1. Wlll l ll I einployvtl Dr. 11. 11. bow:
tt hot,. treatment she rontittoncetl 1 , . ttorravo v.
n•,
1.. ikG !Welt to heal, and all her 1111) , 1 ,,,
ugroottl.lo symptom. glatlually to a1...ann.. ,
It , alth re.t.trotl. st Lich 0 . ., 111,0111 1.1111
.
eel pi, toed) . ju,tilltult ittt,lll, 1111.1
other physician.. in 1,...1111111.1111i111:11 1 11 11.1•11,x11
Jug from Steroftlltt or ChtkllliC 1/1 , 1 . 11.. , Et. 11, I.
otate:o trentutent, NOIIIIIIIIIII Itolii.llll.lt
I.e uellted 011.1 C 111.0111114•11•11, an ,t II
Isigoted, ) * .1 A\l ES
lir. it I,.'latuttalsor'n i• eu tho Ea. .1
tort rt. hot tot on Ilantiltou 111.1 W:1111111. AllOlll4
EilEl
lia •Illrer• ,
I A hook ot I'2A 1,, paves. lately
111111 , 1 th-I al Ilia lo.j•t A.I verti•llia 31,111,111,
xv ill •:it - I clretilat Loll. till parlicallar•
if,. , the I. dolma Daily: 11,,1 Pell , Ira' 11,1 ralll•
1t.%11N 1 ily toguthar ,v 1111 all 1110 , • 1111V11114
. 11111 111
Sit.
1.111,111 ,,,, . p.11,1,11,a1 littere.t of
1111, 1,11,11 • Eve, Ai
iu lvettiser. alai every
L,',...a.t."N‘:t'1",,.1:1'"c1.., ,1.1, ! :• 1 - V::1;
ier,Apt tem.. I'D , . Itt , W EI.I, ) S,
- E, k Italy, New York
The Illtt•loll ) r. ill it-of Mop . 21 , t11,
I` ,o, -1 Tla• ol L. I'. Ito,yell I, loch I••ttes
I/11• 11111 , "-1111g alai Valli:111W 1 .. , . n • the large , 11`1,1 be•t
ll
WEL1.,— . 1 . 111 , 1.. to 11 y runt I I Aga IY
Dr. F.•ltx 11. Malschke l • 1 . 1 . 11- , 1,111 I. 111111.11 t •0111.• 1 rla,111111) le,t111L110•11 , 1 lo flll.llllolitlail
ll t 11,1.1., %Vila di
1,1 etc., lor the mil. , 1 ,, ailverll•o, tke,y.l..-
Itor.t• of the Union 1.,,,,,etwer It. 11. C,... avor All ...We:di -act, that •o ~., , Atre
h0r.... we have a ,;,.0,1 appall ta te•l it- A al,tl al I , lll , llcup lor the lea. , ‘,ll,lllllllril 01
llitc.r 10%11111 a 1111 It 1. r.•raint0,•11,1,.,1 1.... I r.,i, reall,
men.' a• 11-V far
. 11.•• Ahoy,.
N% AI. 1. LA .1•• • •
1,,y lital tv1•11 to take no , I...tter• Patal.l
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•ia
Ft.f I.y Dr. W. E. II AIIN ES .A. I.IW A LI,
AtrNN .A CO, .I 7 Park it o', : 1 14,V Valk.
111.4 JoIIN lilt. •
! IT IS '1'121'1•:! .
I I..• r,—the B. roj,p ,
11 . •r.rk.rs lo LrDuuul 111 the orld or,' the Or ,1111111
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MACHINE , .
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Ilatelphlat co:Hamm,:
ORSEMEN. .I.IrENT lON
READ 'TIE FOLLOWING !
s.pcciai Nati a 5
vEGETABLE sictuAN
HAIR REN EWER.
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now To cum , : coNzsu M PT lON
'fill: I.llll,osiiiiity iir ult . sill ii . N,•K , i:
lm
31Eli II'INES.—W ill iiipli. iii.vi.i. li•iirii 1.. liiiii,v dim a
il,ikii.i.ii h' •rmid nliiiiiarli tterto...aily Ili-.•:I-t• tho . nitro ,
...y.tion l l'he Omni , Pt torlpl.. ot cotton., ..00...• t.,0'1l
tin, tool yt't there aro lottlro.l- ,11.. fltlootIo)11.• 1.1,1...1.1 W Itf )1:(1 in . lIION, AIR l'lGll'l'
1...11t11111.. ill lla. r 1.111.1. ,1111.11 a1t11...1 I. ital.l Y 1.1.1.14..
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1.51,.....•A 111 /111. 11.... of vory rich or it..11,..ti1.1.• 1.... , 1 or
'
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.tl. , i0.r..1, lo Ott:ging to Elio thoroughly expltolod oloio• of 1 aall .ll' I ~ 1 1.vric 111: , ;171..1Tult.
111.• t...t. Dr i, Sell 1iN1 . K . :4 111. ...t11 . 111...
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E.. all -toll. I hey loint,otto It,' ti...t.t , ot it . 1 . 1 . 0 . f .
, s 10 t t..., or 1 i.„,: 1;1 • / , N , N ,,. ~,,,,,,,,, 7 ., „, 8 ( 1 .,..,,x„ ( .s
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in the 1111111 1.. a tall . anti Itointltial tt . tal'of thoto. I.t t t1t0..0 I
,vll ate nkiptical tot Oat p.llllt. Ulla \VI, 11,.. 1.111111 , i" ' .', • I , i.iii' ,,,,, • •iii'l 2.`'
1a11.11,1,11.1.,011 to pit. 111.1 ire likt•ill agnlll.l 111.....' 11 ,, ,,
colobratod teottolto , for Cot,tottyltoti. 111.......1 !loot I'toltt. l
Eltr...• uutl be w kverned by •It..' tolociplo• to i ,toit awl I
1...11111 . 1.111 +toot, If the ..y..toto I- .11—.1 , 1 , 1 tlt.
00l oPott
I
, It. Itt lotto Cat.1.....11, of tett Ow ~...tt of Ow .1,..r.10r ~ iII. lii. 1
, ..ntol ill Ilto slotttarlt tool fiver. Pl'o rlo.tn-o :tilt! lilt igorato 1 •
k the ntomarlt and to ,tllllllllll.. the It vi.r to homily :iettott.
ti :11/ $lO
11
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111 14"
1 iwVt. •
1 1 Ye
%who , . Then.an, -, upon to ~ .
daily. Why ? Sitaidy hocau- ,, they net prentptly and
rtliciently. Invalid , \lllO may wit find it 1,11,•Ii11 . 111 1.5 .
1 . :111 ii,, Dr, St•hendj hi net,. are Informed that tall and i
denti,lete diretitnitp , ler 11 , 0 111 . 1,11111,111) . ~. .1, 1.. , ..h.tri , a 1 ''
~.". "...' . ••., Ma , ' ‘ 4 Hedy )* Wr li all ill Iron , w , ii
I ris,,,l t .g. ther, and are warranted In be abAelately G!
• -. . 4 Pl'l,3ltlNll' SVIII ' l • AND 51"..%• : tin I 1/i -1 . 'rpm , . ,Tlwy an . the will, Ilentars that are
, ,' 0 ~,, I eta , dm,/ P I . M. and in which all 1i11144
r P ~S
lip ~ .'nl
lawn
ttilii•—• 01..11114,1 , e ....1 Liti writ.. i.t • •
It may ILI' 11 , 4,..11 by th••••e w hi, aro ti••t fit iniiiiitiwith th.•
%it No. •ii ilti••••• g , ni:it riiiiiiiiiii •'I il•• lir. ',i11...NC1: ••
itii , liiiitie. eirt•tit their mott•toritil 1•1110 , ••I ti•ot , ttiiliii••it f..
i, 14 Till' • light liar 1i..1 . 1. ••I
- H:.
I 4 u oil
I
en Ike liver ill .0.111:10, proliwtmg
nini removing e mid ,•1 one %Sine Imve
or torpid retolitien oi
. .
t, to w
and the con.'equent auvuittit.dtton ot 'mi.., it Pi
th" t IC 1 I
t.• a the I...hit/It
'.? .. • . .. • , \ ntienhoral ~ ill itO ititili Ott SAVI . ii r•
S''"LN''';''Sttl'U"''' ""d it•• u..xt It I orlotd; ‘I. Ow.
Illrr
~ taket, ,vith 111.• Ow • •
t e'r ft) . of 111,11 purpom.
digentive drgano, II u 6•• L A. 1101111,ti • % l nt ,f u „',l 0 ,1. r
roll, 1111011,0, IZIVO 11,11 and trvantlt to tlo• pdt,.•lll. 1., . 4 , "'T.' ti" t
tln Incitlt • ...ay n hat it m. 0 .. Olt. I. ,dtly to• rot..• II",. It• dII In,
ontuntl..t. ate Will, In, ..,1 It).
ord., ..f t.
cousnints on. .spi i • • .
of a doubt, and thousands are toslay :Ott o ate' i ii ' l l ii be • `"'
"‘.
_ i c • 5 - jt ra 5 • •rootr •
a few years since w ere regal .1...1
. a. hotnsos. • ~,,,.... ta, • Attest ..•-• 1 , .‘ 1.5 1 . ...., . ).
Who wt•re Induced to try lir. SC lIENCIS 'S isstonit• • •, a tol - -
wert • restored to permanent health by their nse. I 1, 1 .X.it 3111INA'111 4 1)N 4)11 , TEAc iii nits.
~„.• of the first sups the phi ~ 1 t. , 111 ...lion 111 talo• 551 th a •
_ALA • .
•
'"""ythe imikuL 't" '""."-ie th.. '''''''' N"' • Tho C,diati„.•thot of ti•achers i•r 11,11 will lie nOl.l ..is fol.
how is t tht to beilone i Certainly not I, givlng titedatt•es . ~,,,,.., • •
Iltat i i slis i t iatti, i'ii.',vii"'—‘iidi,'"i''' °.•" liii l l..!* ..-!.'" ` t • l i titad Sane.. Jay 2, st C•••ttod s l itit a•
a aortic° the lonians, of dhe illgv,tiVe "Igall.. Ih•et.,r ~i,,
~,,,,,,,. , •• i y .,
~. u , ~,,,,,.,..,
SC IIk.NCE ' S medicines cleanse th. • stotitatli und lea els .•7 ,•,,,,, Thic.,,,i . 3„,. i.,. ~, 1,„,.,,,,,, ~,1h.i. , ...•..,
all stibstaneos ,'lnch are calculated to irritate a .a...then ~..„.•,..,•,„,,,,a.", ~.. „, 5„5.,,,..,,,,,,„ .
than. 'll5O y crt • itte an appetite—itrolliote livaltla,nl tltitt... L„,,.,. m,,,,,,,,, Jul) 2i. 111 Tvonn.
Lt.—make good blood. 1111 d, 11+ it C011...401..1,•. 'hr) iii. . ~,.......,,,.
..„,..,,j , „, ,„,„,.....,,,,,.
Viguritte laid n 11,11.101.1 Ilit. t•tilite P.ynt..14 1 . an.l 11J.,•• ,••• ,
,',:.Lt,..,,,',....it,,ii:
.i . ,1 ,!...2: • „ , i i . 7...... r.
aally those parts which aro asvastal. It 1111. i . .. 111011 . 5,, ,,,;: w,,,,,,,, J „1 1 . 2, ,
.„ w,,,1f,".,,,i„„ .
he done, thou litti cast • must be rogiirde.l as a l•• • t•oie •- • t • , n . • mattngle, .1111 y '2.1. nt Fegelsville (Correll's,
on
\\, -.,.h,, July • _Si, at Ilt•tc•isatt • vill o .
11 the physician finds it Impossible Id mak e o I' -ii , li,, • 1,,,,•• • s lay . 27 it• I.yout •I!• • •
'YE It. IthltaltV. Ir lle diseased persiot edtst•S l'o•idis o of • 1„,, 1,01, jnit• •• _ , , at lo•ott ValleY•
good nourishing food and prol i erlY il!,•'''' 11, “ 5- ..,""." 1 Ileid..llart, ' .l.ly . 2s. et Saecorssalle.
ale that he Call aattl 111110th and strength; and it i- • • •tndllY w„..,„,„ . 3 „1,. 30 . a 1,,,ad li..tar • ,,,
int,,,stitte to ht tug a caient to this eactitost so lon .-. as • ~ ,, ,..t,,,..1 . .
, \ neat I. ..t Sit y•lor ' s•
the liver Is burdened with thseased bile, aid tho shoolieh 1 : 1 ., ,.. ,., , ,„ . „ „.,,, ~,, ~ , r , ,,,,,, , ,, ~ , ,,•,,,,,,.,,• , ,,.,,,,5
lode. with unhealthy shine. 11. .1. VOC MI, C. N.
' mitt . n•ate
Aljnost tile first tetitit, Matta th Ow I.li raCiall by a call. .-.
IthlataiVl. patient Is that as Wth. priaal Ow awai:a- that I
will retnove or ails) the couch, night •weats and elals, • No . rwE TO TEACIIIIItti.
witch are ...seta. , ••tt •st-ttutiot•Pti• Ito din. . _.k
should not be done„ its 111.• cough Is only atietlort ..t it tor. , • T,.. 0 .1... at. watt,' fa 3 1,.. fallacii, ~,a,... o r 5 0,,„1,,
!.. T.:he : Yell...dr. ond do' ...0. , ewe... , ~...,d e 1...- or" ede,...•., 1 ! b, .I,l'o v of A 11.... 11, for the term a ten months tr,.
toy the ttaaatnaal bath , Thataaaa/a.`','.ab,,,,) 1'.. ,. ... , .. , t tha al .aty at 50111,101,, 1 , 7 0 . Vit.: .
do tuore hat.. than go•nd 'Fltoy tapar co . tc••• , •• • ti - o i I its.. Ide reach, tor the 1..1. • Ildilt Srh oo l•
• the statute', the ho
&toast., 11. t nit.tt. , •it t. , I .sta rolothe fo.ielir for the Female Mgt. sehool.
ratht • r than ear.. tbe .115...c.v. • i Thie.• ilith•To.tcle•r• tor NIA.. (Ira inittar Schools.
There Is, alter all, Icahn.: tike fails Wtth wlt•eit t•• - co - • _ TI, bt - ,,. rasa,. Taal,. for F.• 555.51 .• lifiltilnint . Schools.
stauthilt • a posttion, lillil it Is upou fact - that Dr. St II I.A. 50vett 1.•••• Teseltan ter 31.11.• S..taitclary school., (two
rlies• Nearly all who have taken 111. 1ii. , 1,5 • 10 ,.. . 13 at .- , for 11.. , Ili Siora alid 1.111 ., .... 11 for the other \Var.'s.)
rortlitUttt , with his direct ids. have ant only 1••••• it I 111. • .‘ i'l Six V.. 11 1, lo• T.Ateli , r. for Festal ,. not.clary Schools Oils ,
Consumpion, but, frost the fact that those itonlitato , act • a 0n..„ 55% 5 ,1 . )
with triaderltil power nu. the digest', a gals. cdt t e nt -• Mo•ron Venal.. Tracts ., for Male Prlniar• Schools (one
altos cured sceinltly gain flesh. Floansag tit , si - t • so : • I • each for Va la i s ts and 3,1 Wards, two 4,1'11 for tho . 2.1. nth
all intintritles, titer lai the founiinthat hs it •••• it •I • • tt ti- .n.l :tilt \, 1111 . 1 titre,. for the alb Ward. I
Flii1111:11 structure. lio•hding Iliese organ. to 1, , 11t1 1 . ‘ ll t . r Ell.Vell renntl , Teat:horn for Female Prlinary Schools
create ay appetite. Tito us,. is is..ittaly asst.. lat••• 1; the I tate for tae 1.1 \Vail, atill,Vot , l l.ll for th•• ether Wards.)
iluaniltY ur blood It not tub' Increased, liut iS St• ule to' , I Three Faintly i feaels•r • fur lintell Prlnutry Schools loan
and strung and In the face of MICII a taaalltiau of tho sys - I eacli for the Ist, elllls and ills Wads.)
o ill ii•sease must be banished. I gh owl lira:ant, Schools oast
10 1' 1 ,1 ' 111 dlr . •ctlotis accompany each of lII.' ineillelto s, No i In. A :ll.lt i l .:‘ ,: i n ' t : nt ' t`t 11e ' ; . 1 4 5 air 1111d 1, 1 ,0 11.... A , 11, " 11 ' 'O r " 1 "
11tul 11 . a .t ithschttely necessary thnt pdtc • nts I d. sh•litit see i St.Cllll.l4lry Wardrimar Schools Ls the Secretary of Ilia
Dr. tiCtin:iCti personally, unless they tlesiro to akVa re-in•ette. • Board,
their lungs examined. For this curie. , he is • at It.
isau • 1 EX.tilitilatiOnn by the City Soperlntentlent, 11. K. !Web,
cll. ' ...IR ' . N " . 15 F"r !li Sixt h Sh, ecru ., id Conscoreo, • le. I.:sc., tor the Secondary and Primary celiac s, will
Plitlatelphin, every naturiltty, front it A. :M. Until I I'. U. i Ink.. pint ., 111 tilt , FICIII \VIIII'd Balding 011 the SI XTII nod
Atlvlce lb gives w Maul charge, but for a lliorongli t . X. tiEVl,l3.l'll tit' .1 1'1.5: , anti for High and tiratutnar Schools
andantino with the Itesplanneter the charge Is ilsi. . I . the 1;11511T11 ,11 JULY - , ,ointmentlug nl ,L ., n',l,wk• A.
Price of the l l cluidate 5111115. S Static. .... I 'l ' onle each, , jil., ...eh Say, C. .Ni. 111 M K.
lao poi bcops or in to a Ittl( dolma. muo4ruku 1.111.1 28 I pro* , t Ponrd CoutrolLtri,
1 14 . 9! r!'?f, r 9 1141 , 11 Mt 'South' , ' i , 1 0 , P4 I ,OR,Isi ISIMI'V. Pll4ll
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~1: 1 PERRY I)AN" IS' PAIN RI LLEII,
ovcry varidly , I( clinlato and by
on I c% dry ndildu 1....avn 1a.% non lvdil•. tin.nhno..l
catcdain C. 1:11,:1111..11,111.i 11W...1131' fril . ll l l of twill
and All , ir tvdlnc. and land, end In) ond should
‘'lt‘ ;:"...i.'.,1-IV''-...l:'l...Ut'.%!.‘ll,‘ri.lrb‘nl.l:f; cntq,
Li „dotal- and a iP1)11 . 1' 111jIllii, 11 4 ,vell lac
. didillcd. and cniaplann• andrally,
.1 n • 11.0.1 y •nn. d far e, .11 rdl d"I loan 11l the face
lb•of Ilir
d you
lt call bd. Rad
Eli ou ILn
vile
I;
ig)•1)1ri•I11,1,11,..,1111,01). .10111,111..
l'121('1•: '25 (%Ts. .k - si) $1 I,Eit
utt.l..r
ry Ili..
:VIIIut N EIVSI'.tIPER
,II 111 II lII.I'
t:.
It, 11,,1 , ,11; Oct,
=MUMS=
E 20, 1870.
;ne our line of Dress Goods—Never Better.
I=l
01 Men ' S & Boys' Wear Complete --- Prices Very Low.
) . F .,. ‘" , ( ., 11."'1' I
p,•,.,,, ; 1 1i..•
w for Ow ...Ike ..0 to 311
n„•,1...-
~'',... Coe 3.31 f..r wiaking
I.y L.. wishing to
profit .1..• •.,1,01.10111.1' 1 . 1!11 . 11t. r , l) . 10-
i , tor 4., 01,,..!11‘..11.,!!.
1 :. .r() (.()Nsult-ri \'F.s.—'rlie advertl,,er
I . ',,, ..,',',;1':'''1:''ii,,.:,‘,',':,.."1,,':ki1,,,,.:1,.",,t1:,'.',:i.'1v.,...,."111i';.1.:.,,'!
~n 1,,,, , ~•,,, I'm,: ~,,•,,,,,,,,, ;,,,,, ~,,,, tlrtittl .1,,,e, Coll
.ll 111 1,1 , 11. 1,1 , I, 1.. 111.1 t‘i . 1.11.1%, II tlllit* r.`l 1 , 1 11 . niltrt`l el+
th. 1111 1 11'. I l i' .1 I C TO :II i N 1 it.1,1 ,-1 1.• It, Ile will ~ .• 0 11 it copy
to Ott: It. • •. 1 ,,,, • It, 1.- d t tit 1. lif .•11.11 . ,), w , th th.‘ .1 , 1'.. ,-
~ l.t, I. , n 1.1 ~,,,. , ~,, ~, , ,.11 OW .1 111, wltlrli they ,vIII
Ittitt .1 -111: .111 , 1 ,, 1 I 't:I1 , 11 111111 ~ •11..\ -dm., 111.111,:11111., &t:.
- TI•.• ttl.l . I.t. • I :It 11 .k atINI , I il• , 1 ID .1 . 1111‘111: OW l'rt - w
..- i..t. I . 1:. 1.. lit V. , titllleit•.l, :151.1 .-Ittt•-ttl Ittfortittatttli
~ t% tt I. I, t :.. • ~. t.: 1..• til, a1.t.1 1 .1..; tltt.l to 1t..p. , evot y
.110. 1., , tl: ti ) 1.1.- 1 t•ttlo : t1), A: , it VIII vt.: , tlit • tti waiting
lIIt I I I) 1...•,.t I.lt -,11::.
I. Kir:, SU . . 11,, Ilit: iiitt-ctlptl.ltt gilt it1.,1.1 . 11:1 ,1 re ... ,
1:t v. I:it \V A RI, A. ‘V I ',SON
W.lllatt , lturg. 111„0' I."'•
\.'.
N . rip frobcrtiscmclits
A DV EitT ISI NU-
Q.% 1.E531 EN W.% N'l' In payiai4 basi
s. K. EN N EDY, 418 C11..,11111l 1.111111.
HUMAN 31.t('Ill IN E. - NEW
TARRANT
rpm: .1 AP ESE 1 , 1/11N El ILE retimves
Lic.• tl. t.
'" I -I"
MEM
FS'EARLISIIED ISSI
Rl , i'S.\l. \XI uESI'ISIF
ItF,YN,OI , I)S &
• N. \V. (1111. 1: it & FII.IIEIU Sta.,
itE,TAricANTS
Al. , a lIE.kTING RANGY,
rn• He, :dying full
(hens j0n..22.1y
For „Salt . anti 'Co itxt
SALL
VA LUAB LE CITY PitOPEIVi"V
'VIII lot ...t l .l at PoWk . Salo on 111 1 .`;
DAY. Al'lit'ST I+t, Is'ot, at I o'clooli a'. .
31., ..ti the premix s, the well ktmwit 1 . ..1, 1 :..1 . •
( ' II( /SS 1 EYS ~.I . !!it lNi ira,
or II A 0 EN 111 1 1 1 11'S II 011 1 .1., nirool' on ..' -- . -- tsg.
161. 010,1 of F.loll'l'll 111111 II A 11 I.TON ...iron+, In 110 1 .
(111)' of Allontotou. Tills 11011.1 I+ a Tltinnt.story Brick
looltllng. 41 fret front on 110nillton ....trool, It) 54 foot lit ,
a.int., ,yltit.ltute ynol, ntablen. nloobling, Of.
No. E A TII 111.11'..1 . 0 . 1 1 In' 11 RICK STOIII.I 110104% ... .
toljoittlun the 1111,1. I...taunting in front on Hamilton:l
..‘,....t .211 toot by 100 foot In depth, now ottotionl I.)'I%XL
A. hornet (1111111no0 1
No. 3. AI.. a TIIIIEL.STOIIY 11511'12 sTonE7,7*.•
liorsE. 1111 i ll N 0.2, containing In trout to Hato. t 1
M ott ..troot .2;1 foot 10 101 feet in 110511 t, now 111.0.1p101iii..:..
by 1 . 10.1...tnutu otol 11..w0n, grotto.. Tho 'ovoid onl t I ril
..torin..o tho Ahoy...loves tug now occoptol by the bolo].
. .
Al,Ol, n t 11 1 ,....0nt0 time ttit.l plnt .., I.tur ..10, 1 . 1 )* Itto.ttol
bulldog lt. trout tot t.II . rvittlt mot 001,11 strool. con.
tolti.e.tolt 41 fon in bout ou 'Youth .trout by E6l tit. in
' ''. . ' d i , ' . l o, .0. 1. it., •-' 41111 11111 1 111.144 , 1. porch., nor.. or SEA MA N & T rt. AE(; E 1 1
los. of grottool nto.. ou the womt .ttle of Tontli t.treet,
lotuolol I.y Ittol.. 0I eltarle.S.t.tgronvo+, (Ira: b A Runk,
tool 11, SCIIII 1111113,
111'1111411W 1,..11111. • or J., ,b tiavubmsh. ho, or th.•
Clty or Allentown, docenn...l.
I eon-. and cotolition. will lo mole glow n it
110 an) of
solo 10 11. .1. 11 101 EN 111 1 (11,
1 1 .. 11. 11.10 EN 111'1711.
1 i I'M 1:(1 11 11 Mi EN
E 111'1'11,
Per..lll. 411,11 , ..1. of viewing tho ygonortY toll photo`
roll on 11. .1, flageolet...lL, Itt Lite 11.101. is. 1,111 . 2
. .
420 ISE
he IRIAL LOTS
forFOR
4.25AL1,E.--
T Infer sale 11 new Come
tary has inntiodtatell adjoining the UllillllCetnetary, tt.
atreet.
The lota will be sold by sulteriptlon. inituotliately
after the whole numb, di.inlMOti of they be award
-1 by
lot in the satno manner ttti In the organization of tint t
Union Assciation. Plats or plena of the prentinindran ite •
aeon at our oilier. 1.2 Goo & It"IIE (4001)8
910 LET
.-A REASONABLE LEASE
lill bo given 011 the Easton Slate Quarry. situated In '
Plainfield towniihip, Northampton county, Pa.,- near
Stacke never•fadingrtown slam, fully .It s'lllll3 of nu to mb the well er One Hat-vein
known ,
Chp blue,
-
Man Stole. With a good water power and a full rigging of
pumping and hoisting machines. Persons desirous of on
opportunity of ills kind will pleas° examine for them
selvos, end apply to Reube n Koch, aekertown
r itki O. L. SCHREIBER. President
lIUNDUEII I Alt 3; S F 0 It
_I- SALE, ranging in price fro:nit...Ste/J/09er acre, accord
to tinprovetnenta, location Ar.c. Good soil, genial climate,
and ner markt, Tao farms ar altuated in Virginia
and Mar a yland, e oome lit he the Immedi o to vicinity of Waal,.
ingtett and others front :31 to :Ili milett distant from the Call.
ital. Addretet or coil on J. D. A All AV EItE4AS Maaaachit
sett, AVelllll' 111.111 . Stxth ,treat Wa•dtington, 11. C.
HOUSE KEEPI N (-,1• ' GOO DS,
IT • •
FOIC SALE. —TivE suit- •
arrlber offer+ for sale his home and lot ttituntetin
ttit X'l'll oreet, between 'Fe ICI ER and C EWat ,in etl
the Coy ttf Allentown. The house la romlllele
all the modern ellUVl4lll`llnes hantlatunttly paveted
11...10111111. The ground , . are hmtattlly laid oat and ore
well 'docked 111111 trill* tree.. As the furniture watt bought
.sly for this dwelling lito tutll.criber would prefer
e TIImS it mull the hou,. For further Information, wt.,us
or iew of the house call on OW MlbSerlb , out 0111
ke+a
,v between the hours of 9 A. Al. and 3 I'. M.
' B. W. HUDSON,
North Gill street, shove 'Furl,.
(4 6' Ca
tftl r\ ,)ql- 4 A - •
JUNE 1870 ,
bliuA.tg&
EV PRY :..VDV A NTA E
IN PURCHASING
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING,
CAN BE SECURED IN THE
niGnyisT DEGREE
AVr
11 A NAM AK ER tiK, _DItOWN's'
crow in six 1n•01:=
te ti r:
Clothing Bazar,
SIXTH & MARKET STREETS
COHFORTABLE r 1,0 TIII.V(;,
57' Y LIS 11. P.: LAB 011,17 l',' (1 ..'tie.vr N TS,
rffi: THE vAsitioNAnt.v.vccLlED.
STOUT, WEAR-IVEL! , SUITS
GENTEEL BLACK GOO/)s,
r..nst*NDAy srrrs AND DDEss occAsioNs
BOYS' CLOTHING
AND
GENTS' FURNISHING . GOODS
I AT
I OAK HALL,
SIXTH ..e. MA 1I STS., PIIII,AD'A.
AVANAMAKER • & BROWN
SON,
17 II: FOUNTAIN IMIJSE
UR YI'AL BPRING
This nph.,undelegautly
forniA , l svith no‘v atel ro , tly farulittr. Joel r,ploto NV It b
evory 111 ..11,11 17.1111fOrt COlll , 11iVIIVO, IX 1111 W
the •1•Il•t111.
THE FOUNTAIN HOUSE
MEM
II 11 '
nvilich lorth Rion the base
at a d,. water
nupply the city of Allentown with the
bean:l(o water o which it 111111011, aro celebrated, an
the lineiit in the Lehigh Valle)•. In front of the loins. , are
the 111111 , 1 M log watere of the Lehigh creek, NV Well 1111W14
through the beautifully nviietleil Valley atfords 1111
onportntiity boating and fishing parite, 'rite Spring
Pond Is snwpiii•il with oho attest trout, owl the iliscitilen
of Isaac NVltlitnl 111111 at thin 110101 nn e - portunity Cro
„i their favorite /tem In Ni „ innovillt „„
elahliorioeld are to liven l works of
Nature itiel mechanical skill for which the Volley of the
Lehigh is fitioilit•. 'file 111011 , 4 , ,vorky of the Iron Cont
e 's the Switch-thick Railroad. the tionieithe
• •
. ,
Gra Call all b.. inspected by a r e ears
through a coontry tinsurpa•red for beauty and
grainhotr.
Th.. 1 , ....t:0u it0u.01.130 feet in longthay kith,
riot four stories in height. It containscliantheroi
inning to.. :ISX:k. natl.., sitting noon, ha,
tinning
saloons, billiard rooms. hatiiiiiit rmmrv, &r. For Vt. ,
Illation and II the pnprov onotit• which char:uteri:o a
first class niadoril re..l.lenee it is onsurtiit'scil•
Ilno situation of th° buns.. the purity of tine air, lb°
object. of Interest in the illlll/Viliale M.lOlOlllOlO, ill.•
o f toely scotiery AV hick .urroituils it. naming background
wood,' bilk unit fOrtlaUtllla fat blur
valley and
tippilllg water, at the blue pent, of the
SeVersink in the ...itthwest, render it I 11 , of line Inont
cliarining on well as CIPIM'IIiI.III, resident:ea for tho Inval
id or the pleasure seeker during the sutipoormiiiiiths
Allentown Is dptant trout f.
York, wile,—llaitlinore. lii nitic.—NVit•litugton ,
Inn
'Twenty trains to and from
u. .lll.intown daily
Carrion°. will sent tho depot to ince, ginaik, and
the Fouittitin Coachen tile. every trot°
J. In. llk iJ6, Froprictor.
I'. W. 11. Pg.fibeit, Superintetidout.
'WHITE .PIQUES.
Full assortment a Striped, Figured and
Welt Piques. suitable for dresses and iaeques,
and at great deal lower prices than last season
to be had at
.1e8.2111 KRAMER'S CORNER STORE.
I.lllll.otiOrllr OF MARRIAGE.—A
New Cornea or LarrraY. an delivered nt the Peon..
Polytechnic •nd Museum. li!PiCheinnin St..
three door. above Twelfth, Philadelphia, mid - acing the
itubjecti.: How to Llve and What to Live for; Tooth, Mo
itirity and Old Age; Manhood Cleuerally Reviewed; The
cum!•o of ludige,tion; Flatulence and :wry.. Divan.es
accouuted fort Marciage Philosophically cooxidered.
Those lecture!. will Lo forwarded.; receipt of 23 cents by
tiddrowing: elecretury uf (Lo Penna. Porsivennie AND
ANATOMIC/kb 141110!Noloo vosmut rhilairitio,
rosic t
•
IBiscrllancotts
TIIIS MONTH,
OAK RA U,
F.. 1: MEN ue PLAIN TA,Trs,
=EOM
SUMMER RETEEAT
cliZial
\LLENTOWN, PA
lIIMEIMI
p.D
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Cc+
0- ,
~..,„.m
r.:-«
0
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M
M
I:31u Goobs
NO. 17 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
BETRLEHEM
FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
\NODES \V ARE,
OIL CLOTHS
Very large assorinont in every
DEPARTMENT.
I,olllCht at \'•'f)'
LOWEST DASH PRICES,
'rho pulilac are request...lln call And ozalalor
SEAMAN & TRAEGER
Legal Noticts
Aul)rrolvs NOTICE.
lathe Mir( Voumon Mew rot' Lehigh eo..
AsaDiorea' Dock.
In the matter of the account of ELIAII MERTZ, A.11[1114.
of 0 EURO E 110XWO1tTII, of the City of Alloutown.
Now, June 7th, 18711, hot Court anPolut C. Ilona
bergor, Auditor, to audit aud, if stecegmary, re-aettle, and
make dixtrilottiou. Front the Record',
.1/Irat:—J. S. DILLINHER, Proth'.
The Auditor will rood all parties lu Interest ut hit ale',
Decond Sour, l'o.t (Illicit building), en THURSDAY,
MINE:3Oth, at chock, A. N. •
to ationd tho ditties of
the obovo 11. C. 111`SSUERCiElt,
juncli 3w Auditor.
_VSTATE OF JOSEII.II II IE It
rive7,7l'..„(riofi:4%4Y(.l . 7"TP.
tratlon in the bort, (14 tato aura 11,11 ranted to ' te ' ti uaJerd
All porno. Indebted to aald Extant ere 'salaamed
to make pityineut within Kilt Week?. front tho date of Ibis
inodica, and nosh who have Wlr legal claim will resort
iill , lll, {Veil for aoltiotnent within the
above ' , pacified time to
NATHAN MiNSICKER
SAMUEL . I. .ldellS KTLER,
I, istrotorm
RIZZI
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Whereas David A. Smith and his wife, or tipper
MaCMI4IIO township, Lehigh county, by voluntary deed
a..4(11111 , 11l dale d :day Pith, A. D.1n70, conveyed to the
the nobscriber ail their estate, real. personal and mixed.
for the benefit of their creditors; Nod., Is hereby ykyou
b. all persons indebted to said parties to make payment
claims
oubseriber within nix weeks, and Oman having
claims to present the KM. duly authenticated within the
.1k btu OM,
BLLEINIO4VII.I.E, Lehigh C0.. jA51 E Ju S tI V I E , ILER. A"l"Zw'
N OTICE.
°PRICE 1/1 , Tito ALLENTOWN !RIM
PHILADELPHIA, itlllo VAIL 1570.
The Aonnal Nleotlog or the Stockholdero of the ALL N•
TmOWnp N o ttlls R.
ONNo C.
0113 V 11WNAY
N w U il T l
bSeohoel'd
M the ofe of the
T111111)%1 1 ,
(ho Tut itTi ETII t9tn6l loy of JUNE:, 1570,
RI 111 o'clock, A. 31..itt01 on the satin. ilkly TIOCIION will
held between te hoar , of ILI A. 31. nod 21'. M., for
Soren Director. , to servo for twelve monh,
11 jelthttl IL CAIIOT, Secretory,
NOTICE.
CITY, BOUNTY AND DOG TAXEs
ily it atippletnent to
of the City Charter of Allentown, •p.
:nude
ty,, 22d day Mnrch, Me, the City Trennurer la
:node tho receiver of City, Dounty and Dog 'rase, All of
emit tax. , remaining unpaid on the tat dny of Aug.,
next, A per cent. 'ball ho added
Notice in hereby riven that the City, Bounty and Data
ton bor le7o will bo received at in office.
e 2.2111 JONATHAN REICHARD, Treasurer.
DIVIDENDS! 'DIVIDENDS !
The scrips for the last year's dividend on the profile of
the PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY are
ow im
ready, and ollcy-holders cuected with the agent
tn AlietituVUJAV 1 1l plea. , call at toy Mitre and obtain their
scrips or a state maul of their share of the dividends (a,
the core 1.1 be) t others who have an yet not tutored. or
w 10. re dispOsed to illerease their inoirahce, are respect•
tally a tolerated that tho CompanY have Published new
tables of premium rates, which are believed to be stag-
Neatly eStEllacli and carious to meet. In general, the
wants of the boring public. to-wit:
I. LIFE RATES (terminating at the death& the Insured.)
Under this table, premium% aro payable in annual nay
nn,littl. lawn, payment, and in five, tea, fifteen and twenty
pay ineata, an that-W.OU mowing may prefer.
11. ENDOWMENT RATES, with all the rartott• modl•
fications of times, tombs and condi/Mar and advantages
of tits kind of insurance.
JOINT RATES. Under this table two persons can
be insured together. The survivor, at the death of either
party, receives the amount Inatiredfor.
Aileen.. and all required explauatious to thew leering
too be lusured, at ali Dune be cheerfully 'won snag
srs obtairad by y.t. bIA..
1.1•MIllon treaFil%-iti'llatia-e:'AIRIMION
o lungllll.lll4 /elf '