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sending word to this °Mee.
Subscribers about removing will please send us
their old address aswcil as the new.
WitArs nre considered the exquisite thing
for ladles' evening wear.
MERE were twenty.seven deaths in Allen•
town during the month of September, an Increase
of but ono over the previous mo..th:
• THE school teachers' institute of Lehigh
county will be held in Ole city on December 10th.
A full attendance is expected.
Mn..louri P. I.aliocuE hits disposed or his
news agency to Mr. William J. Weiss. We wish
Mr. Weiss abundant success in his new enterprise.
A THIIEB43TORIED dwelling house Is in con
templation for the engineer of the Water Works
Plans and specifications are drawn.
MR. REUBEN SIEGER, No. 812 liamlitou
street, Is manufacturing forty dozen cane seat
chairs for reserved scats In nageubueles
LUTHERAN CONFERENCE. - The Second
District Lutheran Conference will be held In Slot
ington this week.
IT is Silid WTI there arc more cigars manu
factured in Northampton than any other minty
in the State.
'Pt: first annual exhibition of 0101i:cyclone
Agricultural Society of the borough of Kutztown,
Berke county, opened this morning.
• KEROSENE. -It seems to be impossible to
Impress the fact on the public mind that kerosene
requires to he treated with nearly as much caution
us gunpowder. •
A NUMBER of unruly cliaracturs stand on
the stops of the post office, In the evening, and
greatly annoy those who go In and conic out. It
should be prevented.
THE store windows are gorgeous wish fall
dress goods, which elicit the admiration of the
Indies, as they view them with that fastidious care
that only woman has.
°THE music of the City Cornet Band is ex
cellent. Every man Is master of the Instrument
he performs on. The band is a first-class organi
zation, and well deserves the praises received.
Itoungity.=Clio house of Win. S. Monyer,
In Reading, was robbed on Monday week. Mr.
Monyor succeeded In capturing live of the rob
beta. Mont of the goods have been recovered..
IViliilllllB NVIIO mysteri
our,ly disappeared some time ago from Slatington,
Las att length returned. No reason Is assigned
for Mir leaving In the manner she dial.
•
POPULATION. —According to the census the
following Is the population of four of the princi
pal Pentoylvaula cities : Scranton, 35,700 ; Lon
rutter, 23,009 ; Allentown, 14.06 S Erie, 19,742.
PATENT.—Among the list of patents issued
from this United Statue Patent 011 ice for the week
ending October 4, le one for a grate for Frauds
Glick and Uriah Keelc, of Allentown.
Tim Coto; Cww.—The farmers generally
have already cut oil and shocked their corn. The
crop throughout Northampton county Will he one
of the flutist gathered.
REV. Do. J AMES, of BuUtleton, Philadelphia
county, is the oldest Methodist preacher In the
world. Ile is in his ninety-fourth year, and has
been a laborer iu the Methodist Church for seventy
years.
NOVEL NOTION.—The latest fashion in en
gagements is to give no ring or presents of any
hind to the lady, and the wedding to be quiet and
plain, only the relatives being present, and the
bride's dress very plalu and simple.
Toe engine of the Columbia Stm m Fire
Company Is kept In beautiful condition. There
is not an ornament on it which does not shine
like a new dollar. Its appearance reflects great
credit on those who have charge of It.
Ivor ORE.—A very extensive vein of iron
ore of superior quality has been discovered on the
fares of Mr. James Hess, about one mile from Eas
ton. Parties are now working It, and during three
days brought to the surface about ono hundred
tons. The vein Is about ❑Been feet In thickness.
DIVIDEND DECLARED.—The Directors of
the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company have de
clared a quarterly dividend of two and a half per
cent., payable to the stockholders or their repre
sentatives at the company's office, N 0.303 Walnut
street, Philadelphia, on and after the 15th lust.
MATIUMONIAL.—Miss Mimi MeHose, the
daughter of Hon. Samuel McHose, our ex-Mayor,
was united In the holy bands of matrimony to Mr.
T. Blank ou Tuesday. The ceremony took place
at the residence of the bride's parents. We wish
the couple much happiness In their new life.
• NEW COUNTERFEIT. --A new counterfeit on
a local hank Is thus reported :—Furnters' National
Bank of. Reading, Pa., lives ; imitations are re
ported In circulation; look out for, all Farmers'
National Banks ; as the town and State can he
easily changed and printed from the same coun
terfeit plate.
CHECK STANI'S.—Two cent stamps are still
required on blank cheeks, under the new reveiue
law ; but they arc not necessary on receipts for
money or the payment of a debt, nor need there
be any stamps put upon promissory notes for less
than one hundred dollars, nor on assignments of
mortgages which have once been duly stamped.
1110 SNAKE. KILLED.—A short time since
route persons discovered a large black snake on
the larMofßev. 0. Leopold In South Whitehall,
which they killed and on measuring found it to
measure ulue feet four and three-fourth Inches in
length, and Ave limbos in girth. A short time
previous a lunch larger ono was seen lu the .sanie
vicinity, but escaped being killed.
ALLENTOWN lies all the advantages that arc
neceqary for the building up of a large city, and
in a comp:truth() short time such will be the re
sult. Theis Is not anottfEr place in Pennsylva
nia, of the saute size, which can shoW so much
Teal enterprise In mercantile and Industrial em
ployments.
A. LITERARY society is something which our.
young men should Luce ambition enough. to or
ganize. You Want such au association to occupy
your unemployed time In the evenings, and to
keep you off the streets. Why don't ;yon stir
yourselves, and originate such a soviety. It re
quires but little effort, and but. an equal amount
of capital. .Let us bee who will 'he the first to
move In the matter.
Tim SCHOOL LAW.—The new edition of
the School Laws of Peunsylvania.is ready for de
livery and should Win the hands of every one in
terested In the public schools of the common
wealth. School directors and controllers will be
supplied by the county superintendeMs of their
respective counties. Any person can get a single
copy by addressing' the School Department at
Harrisburg, and et.closing ten cents for postage.
Tae PennByloan fa School Journal, in speak•
lug of the schools of Northampton county, says :
Examiuntions are progressing under favorable
auspices. Teachers are better cptalifled that hint
year. Salaries are being Increased In many dis
tricts, and terms lengthened In some. Indepen
dent district of L. M. Bethel, with two schools, has
increased the term from six to ten tnotain, and
raised the salary from forty to fifty dollars per
month.
LEAF cover
a sheet of white paper with a thin coating of
grease, and then smoke It ou the same side over a
smoky flame of an oil lamp, lay the leaf on the
sheet. sop fold It so that the smoked paper will
press It on both Odes. Then remove the leaf, lay
It on a clean sheer, fold the paper over, nod preen
It heavily between the leaves of a book. Whim
the leaf he removed, the impression of both sides
of the lent will remain on the paper, and can
scarcely be diskingelshed from a 'latched pencil
drawing.
IT is said that the Lehigh and F.titattielianna
railroad are endeavoring to make it weeterii eon.
unction and for o ln another Omagh
THE Loblgli Valley,Railrond Company ah
notsneea Ita usual miartcylyAlvhleml of I wo and a
hair per cent., payable on Ito , lrab taHam, or
tax.
SALEl3.—Butijainiii Kistler sold
a tivo-story Wel: dwelling house - lir:0 lot of entlind
thirty feet front by two 11111,41,1 and thirty feet
deep, on North Seventh street to Willinnt Wniltert,
for 5t.1,000.
Charles 11. Mille sold it two•mtory frame dwel
ling how, and lot of ground iii 0.14 0 Inches front
by 115 feet deep, on Ninth r4reet, between \Val
nut and Jr:ekson, to Edward D. 'trader, for $5OO.
IssTALLATIoN tir regular
meeting, N... 380, Sons Wren/lie:am—, held Nina
day eveniig, :Id, the form% ing officers
were installed 1., serve fur the ensuing (warier :
W. P., George Simpson; W..\., Denry W. Cole;
R. S., M. D. Forrest ; A. It. S., Wilson Derr; F.
S., C. S. Massey; Tr, :IS., J. T. Mirage ; C.. (Viii.
Woods; A. C., Joseph Jeans; I. S., Charles
Braes ; O. S., Edward Henry ; Chaplain, \l..\.
Selple.
COPLAY. —Lehigh Division, No. 192, Eats
of Temper nee, of Copley, will hold a piddle 0 I
log at their hull, Wednesday evening, Doodler 12.
Rev. R. Walker, of Allentown, an I Rev. dames
Little, of 11okendaugun, will deliver addresses in
English., Rev. Filehr, of Cotasationa, will tlicali
in German. Other German ilwaliers will also lie
present. The public schools will odd a view
fea
ture to the meeting by enlivening the occasion
with choice [musk. Many Divisions or the Order
have been Invited and are expected to he present.
SUDDEN iMATlL—Thitrsday morningun
un
fortunate woman named Dilts, aged ithont I defy
years, died very suildenl) at the house of Susan
Miller, neat• the Catholic Cathedral, Scranton,
where she had been living with a number of otlier . l
,young women. Alderman Witt res was eallud to
hold an inquest, but the cause. of death being
clearly shown to have been heart disease, no Jury,
was empanelled. Previous to her death she stated
that she had a sister living in N. J., ,
and hind a young son at school at Allentown.
The woman had a splendid tv.n•drobe, gold ivdtch,
&e.
Exi•LosmS.— Friday night ritual 9 &chard:
the city was startled by an Marin, which ;It first
was supposed to he fur Ilre, but was subsequently
ascertained to have her n caused by eN plosion
at the Lehigh rullhr g will, in the Ward,
owned by Shinier & Saeger. The explodon was
caused by the falling of a rites or. %, et ore lido
some live cinders In a furnace, which nas being
repaired by the puddler In charge, Amanda, Boyle.
The entire roof was Llown lilt the furnace, and
the puddler was sonlewhat seer rely 'owned, as well
an another employee of the mill. 11..'1'hoilias, the
superintendent, Informs its that explosions of Ibis
character occur tulle frequently in the mill, and
very little Importance is attached to then, although
this one is more severe ill it: Allele hunt usual.
1.11:111,.%I.I . I•V IN P.‘II \ITN, - !II .tri,owl
nml alitto,t ;tut t i• ;' • IthCI•111
hand which bike:A:ay le n idieg
utensils is the saving 1101110F:bee and mak,. The
more perfect his instruments, the more inolhaldo
are they. So also It is with his working rattle
and his stock. The most perfect is their Minis
ire ever the roost profitable. Liberality ie good
tiaras and warm shelters Is the source of health,
strength and comfort to animals ; ennsrs tilelll to
thrive on less rood, and secures 1 . 1,1111 lilllllOC all
sorts of crops. Liberality also in the prevision of
food for domestic animals is the ShilllTe 01' Ile•ly
muscle and manure. Liberality to the earth, iu
seed culture and compost, is the sour, of its
bounty. Thns it ks in agriculture, as in every
part of•creation, a wise and paternal Providence
has Llseparably connected out duty and our hal.-
piness. In raising animals the eendition of his
success is kindness and benevolence toward them.
to cultivatieg lice earth, the conditien of ina
. success is his Industry uppe it.
WAl"rO WRITE AN .kIIVEWEISEMENT.
—l4 no means the least useful and interesting
portions of it live newspaper, says the Ledger, are
•found In the columns edited by the public, that is
to say, the inlvertising department. No matter
how the editorials may he written, Cr how graph
ically the news may he presented. none of these
carefully elaborated or Judiciously condensed col
umns " come home to the hie.int,s anal lid,0111,”
of soon, reader, 'nore elreelivoly than new :nit er
tiBements do to others. When the advertising
colums tire occupied by dreary,prosy, long atiairs,
repealed day after day, and Month :titer mouth.
people tire of seeing them. They are not features
of busy, but of stagnant life. But when .11iViT
tiSelnelltS, new every 11101 short, erkr, and
to the point, meet the reader's eye, he feels that
the world moves and he is inspirited 111 move
with It. There is something inspiriting ;Ind cheer
ful, encouraging and hopeful in the very look of
melt filled advertising columns. The nom it ho
succeed best in business and heep up with the
times, are three.: who not only road the advertise
ments diligently, but who do their share in keep
ing them " ever charming ever nets."
may he of
Poixtlis Ess.— Somebody says, and rays intere,t to per-one owning unused Wank receipts
truly, that thrre are few ell' le pavin, the initroal revenue stomp tin" emits
which love in not alitk.ed as furnishing the lima», imprint) thereon, the tax opts, w Melt was re
for iitipioliieness. Ittislkiml, rather or Mother pealed hr the art or July 11. 1570, an and after
will speak liar-In words to those he hives best, (h.,,.1.„. 1570, kamc thm arm , ~,,i n. i nasnci,
silliPlY 1. , e. , 1 16 e the tleere'Y let ' e e n d f " intl Y staini.ed 1)1»»I:, to the riminii-,inure Internal
pride limp him from getting Ilk In ad broken. It I)
oevenne free or eN i u,se they may receive other
17a shame that a until noire iwpnlitel ,A))))1,.. "retinal vain.. 6)r wide!. they may have
at times to his wife or sister that) he would to any Thi: Arrangement relict' to a
ether tr " m ""• It is (In " th"l. lint' 1. " 1 "If , ' I rev ...her or lot-inesi men who have had their
(tons of a man's nature prove to lie a weaker pro- w a hi. it
rrr,•nt period and
teetlon ton Walliaa ill a raially eilvlo that the IV- „1„, r.ut harer,„ by of re,
itraints of soelety, and that a w oith»l pvathe
Indebted for the kindest politeto,s or lire to um.,
not belonging to her tiwg 1,,,0,h0ia. 'l is Iti:polvt• , 1 coal transported over the Lehigh
things ought not to he so• Titc mail who, he- ,Vali , y Railroad 1:r the weel: end': g ()et. 8,
cause it will not be reseuted, ballets his spit ea lB7O. eollipared with Alllllll tinioditst year:
atid•bad temper upon those or his Ilea rilistoae, is ; For We, 1; For Yeur.
, Tol I \V , I old." 11,1:17 12 501 177 01
IL 51111111 coward and it very mean tiudi. Find, •
II o /.11•1 on ... ... . ... . .15,1:19 9" 1,797.179 02
wor:ls arc circulating otediains ht.LlVvell 1111, 141111- ' 1 . 14.1. Lehigh... ' .. 178 15 11,9511 (11
Heinen and holies at Itoineatild uo ro9-11 exhibited ' ittl:lVgf Meadow' .......1.1,55719 507.099 04
it: society can atone for the harsh I.lllgllggt. 11111: iIIIIIIIIIIV ... :1,51.9 10 225,4110 15
distespeetfal treatment too often indulged in he-
Nlacell ('haul: 94 (ii 11 , 3 12
tweet) thbse bound together by (lo,i's own ties of
blood cud the :cost sacred bonds Cr conjugal lice
AN UNFoRTUNATE ATVAIIt. A liAv day.,
ago the eccentric Sltlinincrhorn visited the First i
\Yard, and In the course of his .perainhulations I A 1.1.1.5 ri 4 ritES• IMF:ill:I !lett it, 11 Call, the
brought lip at the building In c.ur.e "r erection no mums "I Ihe."'" Itillrs 11101 at their artnitrY, 1
by Messrs. Selple, dohost tr. At Co• Skimmer last week, Gar the portt.o.tt of virrethin pernin
there conceived the mighty idea or the cent organization and electing Oliver,. Upon
helpers there employed, :oil to early hisconc e p. roll eau iirty member, tit,tere.i to their iittitte,,
non Into practice ap ed it hml and euuunenecdl segued the constitution, until voted for the follow
ascending the ladder. The Sons of Erin seeing lug po l e rst—C"lit"l", 11. (tool ; 'lst Lieut.,
their avocation interferred with and su pp ie d rig 1,,. .C. Nagel ; 9.1 Lieut., C. yl. Merle. This or•
had bemi employed to assist them, linno.diotely I ganizat ion promises to he equal to the Allen Rifler
kupped work, sayhtg •t ,1-3 if we of mid, if the present unanimity or action of Its
work by the side of a daerty ringer I" The 01,,r. I meniliers may be taken as a criterion. The eiti
tiousorthewholel'uriclc Zvi, or Allentown may Hatter themselves °fluty
, it nnl il „ t h e , helper,. could rat- l o g in their midst it Illilitilry llrgitlliZittloll second
ployed. Sltintmer's etwittricity, on this oceasion, i 11l tiiiii” in Oils emninnawettitit•
was in it "M''''lfieinee-I de{u'l clog the I M \ - ,Triztous DISAPPE.\ ILAN('E. —We referred
Irishmen of their job. Wti,tt ill not say anything few day, ago l„ the my, e ,l ll , ,11, a pp e „,„„,„
ht COndeinnatlOU Of the hastiness or the t-trikers,
I . or. son or ex•Sheritr Matthews, or Lebo non,
wh o are ever ready to sustain the dignity of
boy about Ili, who left hL, home on Saturday of
est labor, but Sl:limner deserves the severest 'col- ternouu i„,, has shred been fie.u.,l
sore for the harm he did, awl if he insists upon .lice Viol ice sills his ali-etice causes the greatest
going about lightening the labor, of the hod ear
to hl , parent,. Ile was a lad rely highly
tier, we inslist nimn his undergoing a severe awl , , , • t .„ r . wi th ,
t itt, ale! W till 111101 L IL 'Mu
protracictl appileathot of Email de P.II Is.
Ile Was a hoc of prepos,ing appearance, with
Jr black hair. and had on when he left it black
sir c •Lit, an alpacca cap, and light cross barred
pants. Search has writ umdc fie
him, tlitts far
without any intelligent, in iegaril to film. Any
information will IT [mist gratefully received.—
L'oidiug
THE Cont. TitAtir..—The Mauch Cloud
Coo/ qiizitte of this wish hays t—Thero Is 1111 1111
provenient in the trade. Coal
na Gist as It arrives in the elites nod pari4, but
there is not that active demand m nltiffiltl
characterize the market :it this season of the
year. In 1869 at this thin.• the maiket w•oi help. ' Trim , rE REsPi'p•r.—Al it meeting or
ed by the great freshet, which advanced nili.iinq No. :;SOi
goes of Tentpern»ee,
quite materially. This year all the region,: ase held Friday evening, October 7th, the following
working. Much more coal Ii is been scut to near- l re,..littlones were adopted :
ket, and If there Is no the \Viscid:as, it has pleased l air Great Patriarch
moots, coal will tint tiring nuncli ;is during the l above i" his wk"
Gall
. 0
winter
months a „ 6 ,. me„..
..._ oar touch unit' 111100 0' Brother, and fellow
, laborer in the cause of 'I , ettiperanee, Henry I Vie
melt, Mill & Co's elreillar for lag week says : . and ; ti o n e tore •
Thr„, is no the Aisiiteed, That we bow in inimide reverence to
will ”I . " 1111,1 alivhings well,"
market this week, the line trade and local demand the
firmly helleving that oils loss I, his Vternal pin.
In thin vicinity have continued active, tint there Is' I
%%Mt although yet young, we saw in
not HO much inquiry for blilpinents ft Pint him tin,. rare traits 'and virtues which conspire to
Richmond. rot ni the man of honor and usefulness.
The Committees of the . Anthracite Board this
liu t i h i :i i r 3i.)1 sym p athize with the
losshrif
Trade and the Workingmen's Benevolent Jls,ocia- all'ectionate
lion met on Tuesday, end having found from the :14'exolvetl, 'That the charter of the Division he
d
sworn statements presented; that the averagerapil, and the members wear the usual insignia
price for coal at P.OI ClllllO . ll l'olll . the Int to the and the
:2111,11 of September, was $2,4 , “; ‘ , It was agreed I iersa.'re,/, That a ropy of these resolutions be
that the wages be adjusted iii n reduction of lIP I rammltted to the family of our deceased Brother,
per cent. on the $3.00 bask. In malting the aver-
and published In the papers of the city.
' •
M. N. BETtNIIAItD,
age each month the price of Chestnut Is always • J. T. Minion, Committee.
Included. M. D. FOORERT.
THE LEHIGH REGI
CoNsEcnA77os.—llish4p Wood conse
crntc t h e new 'German Catholic church ti Lehigh
Inn, llvll S 11111111).
Tin , . (sail trade uu the Lehigh Valley ruil
road y at. pi There Is a contitatit
ran of coal Intins mu the rued hut :nut ulehl.
I l l.:lipid , . should he iinustoilly candid. %OH,
regard to their health at this bea6llll of the ye.ir.
'the cool mornings anti evenings, and the hod in
the middle of the day, render every one liable to
take odd and contract disease. This Is especially
the case hill, children and aged people.
Viii Indian namr. of the . Lehigh Wafl
1.,11311W0i): ; of 1:o400, Leclomoltook ; of thr
Dela wan., Lonapewlllittoch ; of tillt Iluslikill
Lehletall ; of Bethlehem, Nientigaelistteltk;
of Pennsylvania, ;of Nazareth ; Wel-
llousu Iti.covEiti..D.—A horse he
lot,.4liig to John (home, of Sumitomo, Herlis
county, which (Vat, shticn on the 1:3111 of
lost, iris recovered in Philadelphia on Toesdny.
The animal is non' In the po.se,slon of J. W.
littitQ, of the Plough :toil Harrow Hotel, Read
hz.
l'uitt I.EcTuitt: gives us great pleas•
me to illlnelleee the feel, that ell Fi evenlog.
tlit-t'Ast Inst., Edward Carcii ell, E,11.,111e popular
lecturer, will deliver a lecture 'it the Court, IllUpe,
till, oily. Ills reputation as an entertaining
spool:or is a guar:nave to a lull luting!. Full par
ticulars as to the subject and arrauccinents will
he 11111101 Theed ill due time.
S11.1"Llt Dicrroxs.—Messrs. Baily a: Co.,
Jewelers, Twelfth mid Chestnut streets,
have on exhibition itt their w mints the large
buttons of silver weighing respectively 1141 and
100 pounds, which are valuul ot over $25,000.
These huge lumps of sliver were placed In the fair
at Denver, Colorado, bast and drew* the
mugnlllcrnl vmmlui Medal, 10 ler handed to the pro
mltleuri,., the lirmilVti Silver Blllinv Company.
SC111)01. I :SST! I'UTII
quarterly ineetin.4 of the North Stia(lay
School A),(ociallon will he held at the Italllets
%lib() )-ehool house, (111 !)(t (inlay a fteruoon,
sth, at ale ''c'ork. The subjects for
(14(en,(1(11) 1011 ire : 1. \\'h:ll has the
Stinil.ty )(cloud in the co n nn(iuilt• 2 . '2. Tile Teili•ll
- lobe or! of School. 'IL Should a person
l..arh it Ili: 1,1 a ttleinhel' ()I' the church 1 4.
Ilem to intrrax• tie oninbcr of la our
l'irr.vrid..s.—.\s the scason advances the
pH., 01 Ivilife potatoes nil cueres oso, 111111 the
Prohabilitie, are that hefore the next crop matures
they will be than for several rears. As
to 111 , ; sweet potato, are abundant and
che.ip. the price demanded 11/r illi•111 tieing less
than the whille. Wi• do not remoinl,er to have
teen liner sp,•eitfletn,4,lthi ,, r3lll3lllre,(•lll,lil than
thus, ul&red iu 10111 . m:11 I:et at this Hine. in a
we4.k or two they shinnld he pull up for ivlater.
UN! vEitsrry TowEit.—SiNteen
fret of iron it present living added to the
grand Oliver of the Lehigh University building, id
South 14rWlrbcm, wider the sliperVi,loll if ma
thew Hildebrand, 'this addition trill put a
thie-hing timeli to lliis inatriliticent strneture.
when completed, the (Alcitnen rlllar if v.i tied
~veneer, as viexviiil from tote sublime height,
lie tnisnrlmsscd. A substantial 'ending
upper pnvlioa if la , ,x1,1,(1.1 .2( . 11011 41r
lhr tower, for the safety and convenience of
'lCnt N a 1111111 Lets n fell dollars or
1 , :11- 1110111 In a‘room, :old -its down by thew
and elbromerS, In . is onea:cni,ifYl.ol,ind
Ibe :1;:e. 111 loot; for etc-tower. , as they
in,vo not been made acquainted tvitli his busbies,
w invited to call and Fell him. Ile charges more
far his good , than those who advertise, lweatt,t,
he hat to W2I it 1011ger 10 Fell them. goods get
old and stale, and bit en,tomers buy an inferior
altiele at :In advaneed I , rire. Altva)s consult the
the eolunins of your home Imper if you wish to
lied the live men or Vent' . tolVii:
ITER.MY SociETy (htoAsizEi).—Tire• teach
..r- of the pohlir• .5010,111 , I•:nslport. Lary oraa
ixell them:elves into :1 literary ~.oeiely outer the
nano• of the Ilintover In'erom. Our \\*e4htertloY
cvviihlu the nu•e.tirnl Iran held. cott,t it ut inu
alai and the folio \vim,-
ch.cled: F. ri,),either.z ; Vice
1,11, \V. K. Dehh ; , Itecordhig Secretary, 1 , . S.
Ilartzell; Corre-pimiling Secret:try,
TIT:1,1111T, 11. Ile 1.4111L 1 1. ,111.jeet wa• thr•u tukl•n
1111 111111 111,11 4 ,11, later ti 11101 the ni...timr ad
journed to meet at Kachlittc', !mu,.
\Voiii: is yet progressing rnitidlc on the
nor rollili t t mill it South Bethlehem. The foun
dation for the rolls I, nearly the roofillso.
They lite retry NI:MUM; 1111 the wNt end for the
winter, which to due time trill lie removed and
the mill extended as laid out in the Their
i. great :netivity in the iron walla:velure of this
eoto.try nt 1.11',711, till Ilf count of the Eurorran
scar, and >hunhl En laud heroine involved, the
dt . 111.1.1 r.ll . 110111 e 111:11111filellIteil hl,ll it 011111 be
:2.1,11-- anti 1,111,111111111 y tluuri-hinr 0111, iu lire
1111,1111',.
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by Hail (%‘ll,ll 78,02 S 05 0,064,1.21 IS
S.lllll. 111111' I Z`i;il ....... 10,520 05 1,914.853 09
STER, ALLENTOWN, . WEDNESDAY " OCTOt•W 12
REV. .1. L. ANIERNI.tIi 11119 liven appointed
by the liefortned Bible Society of Bucks county to
cpreseut that soelily in the annual meeting . of
the society of Lehigh county. •
LirE INAVE%NCE.—TIitt American - Vie In•
an rune. Comp:lily of Philadelphia, has paid to
the wl.low of rrilainn.,ll 11. Moyer the sum of
I Mee Iho ml aml s'eaty-li Vedollare. Payment
tit policies is glue simy days after proof or droll.
'flits prompt payment I. only another example of
the manner in which the Anterlemt conducts its
loishie,s. Col. Shipt,the .letuary of the company,
is now in our city, stud hi company with Dr. W.
.1. Romig will cull upon the patrons of the com
pany anti others. 011 lee of the Agency, No. 121,
Iltintillcit street.
THE MILITIA TAx.—For the benefit of
those who wish to lame• who are subject to the
militia tax, we publish the act of the Legislature
regarding it: "That :ill persons who have been
mustered into the military service of the United
States and have served therein for a period of
nine months, in the war to suppress the rebellion ;"
"and thlre persons who have been discharged
from said service o:t account of wounds or physi
cal disability, contracted in such service," shall
be exempt from the payment or bounty mid mili
tary tax.
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS OF•
it statistical table published In the lust number of
the l'eopmy'valtia School Journal, we fluid the sub
joined statistics furnished by the County Superin
tendent of Lehigh:—Whole number of public ex
aminations, 42 ; male teachers examinel, 187;
female teachers examined, 8 ; exandued who never
tanglit,4s; males rejected, 28 ; provisionalcerlill
calc, Issued, 166; professional certificates Issued,
1 ; visits to schools, 113 ; average dine spent at
each, 1.14 minutes; directors accompanying, 26;
institutions attended, 1 ; educational meetings
2; days spent In olilelal duty, 219 ; miles
traveled, 2,625; official letters written, 483.
U It: von 111,AsT FURNACE Sl,Mi.—The Sci
entific Aiaerican, speaking on this subject, says :
We have published several articles on this subject,
giving au:it:coma of the manufacture of chemical
salts, cements, pa vementsond the like, from what
has always hems a waste materlal, and now hear
of the : proposltion to en -t the cinder from the fur
naces into slabs, garden rollers, posts, pillars, and
so forth. In certain metallurgical operations
these articles can be made to resemble porphyry.
In stifle parts of Germany the flag is cast in
molds, anti is at first used by the workmen for
cooking and heating purposes, and afterwards for
building houses and walls. The prospect is fair
of furnace slags becoming valuable for many pur
-111,125.
Ih DAUQUA. —The Presbyterian Church
has received lifty-six members since the Rev.
.Taine. A. Little began his minirtry there. Of
the:, lifty-three have united within a year. The
(+melt building is found already insufficient to
nemmonolate the imp. COllCOlll,` lint throng
thilher, (41,1,11111 y on Sunday nights, not only of
the people of lioloutdamta, hut [Mead:this from
Coplay, Stemton, NV11401:01. Siegfrled's Bridge,
and other neighboring places. Notwitin.tanding
the unfavorable weather of last Sabbath evening,
the communion service was so crowded that the
:tidies and every available space we-e tilled. Rev.
Mr. Little received twelve new members, und con
gratulated his upon their encouragements
thus far, nod pewit-t Mg greater meccas 1111,1 pros
perity. The sumps.. of this congregation ie truly
gratifying and commend:dory:
roititurr practice which
some youeg men (and cdd ones, too, sometimes)
are guilty of, of looking noliind and indelicate re
in:Hits about (:sties passing along the streets is
very ungentlemanly, :Ind should be rebutted by
those Min 11:1V0 it proper respect for themselves
and due regard for the delicate feelingr , of the gen
tler sex. Evers lady. no molter whether person
ally I:nown or not, is entided to respectful ca 11•
shierat ion and protection in all places and under
eircumstances,portieulorly when psssing along
the public :streets unproteeted, and 110 ..4141t10111:111
W,1111.1 lII' Utility or insulting 0110, even In thought,
lunch less by coarse and imiceent remarlis, c•are
lessly made, not coring whether it be overheard or
not. This habit Is often indulged in In .111ento‘vo,
to the simme nir who should have better•
manners, owl we hope they will give the matters
-erten= thought and resolve to ,break themselves
of su volvo 1. a practice.
A I IoLD 31EDAL dolt PENMANSIIII..—J. V.
Nlontginnery, of Millersville, Laucaster county,
publishes in the Pcioosybiaiaa School Journal for
()violas i.onnalling widen every pupil In Allen
town and Lehigh county should take advantage
IVishilig to increase thealready
awakened interest In the subject of penmanship,
I rupee to award a handsome gold medal to the
person making the greatest improvement. Let
each leacher of a county select that pupil's speci
mens of penmanship which indicate the greatest
improvement, and forward the sable to a com
mittee, whose duty It shall he to examine and se
lect the one showing the most sallsfautory results.
Then, let tits specimen, he sent to the County Su
perintendent, who will sec (hat the saute he for
warded to me before Manzi Ist, 1871. In order
to make a just decision, the let.gth of lime the
pupil praethed, and Ids age should 6c speeitiv.l.
%V., ash County Superintendents, DlreetoN,Tetteb
er, and friend, or ell ileittloll Lf. , lo.'l'lollY 10 1 , 11 , 1 us
11. 1r aid in oar tif improve un art dial Is
out cols. valuable to the conunereial and mann
flet iootere,ts of oar roantry, hut to the
whole Icople.
'V. NI. C. fourth' itiiiiiversary
„r the YoUng Nfoit's Christian .\ssoriatlun, of
Bethlehem, ens held In their Hall, No. Al 3 Mole
street, 011 Sllllll.ly wcclk. yl rrting WIIS 014'11-
,1 by ,inging the hymn ...Nab, ye .lelnivalt's
nme," and prayer by ]try. W. C. Ferriday. The
re part "r11,, , (.ince.-s MO; 11`.10 6y the President.
The 'l'reasurtir reported $37.72 on hand. l'rof.
of Lafayette College, member of the Vomit;
Cittisthin Assoelation of Easton, was then
introtineed and made some very eloquent. :toil ap
propriate remarks, after whitilt Mr. Crawford, of
the Brithittrilitity or utrap.tte (30'1, T , was
Introduced : aiiiire,seiTthe intiethrg.
Ni,, 130 was then song, after which Rev. J. 11.
(less, or liellertown, followed inn short address.
Mr. &Milton, ex.-President lit the A.sociation,
spoke feolingly upon the influence required in the
Assnolation to draw there the young men who
now wander through town with no•platie to go to.
W. 11. Ocrter, Esq., then itibirrstill the meeting.
ilynot No. 151 wait then 011111 r, after which Rev.
l'Aintrail tie Schweinitz pronounced the benedic
tion. The occasion was one Or great interest anti
spirit, and w,fii tend to waken the public mind to
the importatiee or (lie work the Christian young
men have taken mum themselves to do for their
I Slant yr.— Times.
6 . i,:1113 17 1,119,'!0S 16
RuAntsri, October 31—The touch wished for,
rain has at length come upon us, and for the past
Yew days, has been pouring down in torrents. AI-
thought it inter fereri somewhat whit the e.ltibi
flour" last truck yet it was welcome. 'When the
rain set by last Thursday, quite a number 111111
gone 011 to the R. If A S grimed, mei as a Mat
ter of emir., the rain reel them 1111.1 the mud un
derneath dirtied them. Coming down Penn -(reel
drenched with rain, besmeared with mud, :night
La ,eerr a number who really looked as thought
they felt satisfied to be wet. Milli the financial
sneer so of the Fair was,. I hare been unable to
learn, 'Mitred, o•u' papers here had not it line about
the Fair. It seems the managers considered it a
'natter of no importance to solver tire in the home
papers, or ims-itily they may have inferred that
heenuse printer: , are liberal mcu, they WOlllll in
bills instance, work without pay. Unfortunately
for the F a i r , th e papers ,loud upon their dignity
and by their titter silence proclaimed to tire mana
gers of the Society, no well to everybody else, that
they must know their worth. It is a fact that In
the county papers around Burks, it was freely ail.
vertlsed whilst titmr:r living here at home knew no
thing of the Fair. 'l•he Fair notwlthsirtudlng wds
decided success, but fur the rain.
A fearful accident occurred here yesterday. A
prang man, try 1111 111 e George Bright, aged' 111, Ilv
lug corner of Speller and Ilingainerr streets, being
sourrevirat under the influence r4' liquor, ttempled
jimming on a passing coal train. Wtnhie•dning SO
he SIII/11011 muter the cars and hind both of his legs
mashed fearfully so that amputation ;was Ileees.
DM'S. While tins Is II 11111.4 11111111111 111111 scrims 111,
eltiell!, It IS hoped Ulla tile 11111111 fellS 11111, 111:11ilt
practicti of Jumping Oil runlet: trains may take
warning by this sad ellbe.
The end Reading Railroad Com
pany on Friday last, through Judge Stitzel,
bought a tract of land eontalnlng 1722,' Ayres,
costing $40,413.73, situated lu thin Borough of
Hamburg. Thin• recently purchased nit the Pa RID
place . '25 acres. They propose building coal
scuttles at this point.
..01' :I.ATION OF BEADINO.—The census
enumerators for Reading have finished their inbora
and made up their reports. The following figures,
based upon the returns of the enumerators of the
t.everal districts, trill show the population of the
city according to these divisions :
First, Fourth and Sixth Wards, 8,216
Second and Third Wards, 9.306
Fifth and Seventh Words, 0,677
EMittit and Ninth Words, 0,714
MEI
The retort!, front the country tlbtriets come In
slowly, the duplicates of but ninon half the town
ships of the el.n tty being on Illy in the Prothono
tary', onk.e.
•ROLL OF 110N011. --,-The 1:0/J0111(4i IS .the
Roll of Honor, In the school term ending Septent
Male lllgh Sehonl—A. Ilarnet , , A.. 1. Sneger.ll.
G. Stiles, J. 11. Bowman, 0. Dlehl, 11. Steckel.
1111de Grammer—Clemen Jaeobx, Ed. Trexler.
Female Grammar—Theresa Selth, E. &Mot..
gen, Minnie Krause, Sallie Lee.
Male Secondary—Thos. Rohe, Illiottlee
bore, °co. W. Gordon.
Female Beeendary—May Bear, I). Grless, M.
lattenbueli, L. Rohe. A. Cole, C. Hallman, E.
'ersen, S. Sands, L. Glick, L. Merle, M. Knauss,
... Shoemaker, A. Steelier.
THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN SYNOD OF
EAST PENNEM.VANIA.—TIOS body, which convened
In Harrisburg on the 25th ult., adJournell fimQly
on Tuesday night. Its membership consists at
present of 55 ministers and an equal number of
laymen. A large number of visiting ministers
were present front other Synods.. The sessions
were very interesting, and entirely harmonious.
The membership of the Synod was reported to
be about 11,000. The Synod pledged Itself to as
sist in raising $25,000 for the Publication Society
the ensuing year. The Committee on Beneficiary
.Edueatiott reported that twenty-ono students ore
receiving aid from this branch of the church or
ganization, during their work of preparing for the
'ministry. The last instalment of $3lO was .paid
upon the Orphans' Home at Loyeville, Perry
county, an institution under the care of title and
several sister Synods. Four persons were ordained
to the ministry on Tueslay night, and one licensed
to preach, the latter being P. S. Mack, of Wounds
dorf.
The next minuet EICSSII/11 of the Synod will be
held on the second Wane:cloy of September, in
Rev. Dr. Iltitter'e Church, Philadelphia.
AT It regular meeting or Lechhaw Lotls , e
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No. fiSP, I. 0:“. T., held October 7th, the follow
ing preamble trial resolutions relative to the death
of Henry 0. Wicand, were unanimously adopted
WILEIMAS, It has 140aSe. I Almighty God in the
lascrutable dispensation of Ills Providence to re
move from our midst our dearly beloved Brother,
Henry 0. Wiestml ; therefore,
Ilexolred, That while our hearts are [Bled with
, orrow ill the death of our kind and faithful
Brother, yet we humbly bow to the will of 111 w
that distils all things well.
llosoived, That iu the death of Brother W leand
our Order has lost a faillifni and efficient' inein
bt r, rile who by id: ehristian character won the
love and esteem of all who knew blm,, an honor
able'position in our fraternity, and a lasting place
iu ollr memory.
liestdocti, That we deeply sympathize with the
bereaved fatally In this hour of affliction, fueling
assured that t heir 4ris Is his gain.
Ilrxolved, That as a 'tribute of respect to the
inelmay or our late Brother the Charter of our
Lodge he draped, and the members wear the usual
bulge of mourning-
ReNtstvett, That a copy of these resolutions be
traustnitted to the family or the deceased, entered
upon our Journal, published its the city papers
and the Keystone Good Templar.
G. T. WEIBEL,
L. , S. JAcoitY. Conmaflee
E. A. II AMMISLY:
MULES Iles OVER, ICii.t.i n AND MAIMED.
—On Wedne.dny nS lhr 9: ill train on the lieltigh
Susqueliatma IhvilrOad was running around a
curve just below Ilope'e, four mules score seen on
the track, the engineer whistled down breales, the
train Ivo', slopped so quickly that the It floin
the brakes eland of MIMI:V-11111 114/1. 11l
limn 111 save the millet, 'l' , oof the animals, MOIL,
lOltninate companions, were killed out
right, while one Or the latter 111111 his hoof torn
front his leg, and the other Intil its leg broken and
was otherwise Injured. The passengers incluiting
a doctor and au editor,were very much reared, het
not hurt. The tracle, where the mules were struck,
runs along 11 precipitous embattlement near the
canal, and if out of the 1:1111,.6 had got tinder the
hula Instead of twing letnieleed away by the eow-
Catcher, the eintsciptence would Ito doubt, have
been very serious to the pasacii., , re. on the train,
of w limn there ivas a tares number.
We will not el°, the reeor t of what tmglit hare
het, a inn ruble accident altliont giving one more
warning to owners of all kinds of animals to keep
them clear or railroad tracks. The man 11l
ine
near a railroad, who Will anon . Mill:la's to illn at
large, knowing that they are liable to got oil the
track, oval throw a train off, by whiell many hinnali
livings May lose their live-, is guilty or until
slaughter In the first degree, and ile,rves the
severest penalty the ht‘v indict+ 111 011 111 t. perpe
trator or that crime.—/kildehein Times.
Tilt: Untiticit tisi Till I..Ntirkil Bits-TIMMS
or iiie United iireiluvv
in l'hrist has been w hole 'opposed to nil
rehrtlrnl liedruction. lint in a retient article the
lli•flgiaas 'Alt:scone, t fie organ of the denomination,
reinart... :—The maid for form of caterlititi
eat 'li...tin. lion in our times is each year hemming
coo, apl.iroi I. The pernionent results of our
:11••• greatly elirta
or iiie imprr lbrl in-trUellon 111:111y or the conVurts
pace revel viii. Pr"P l,O Said , " For Inch of
knowledge the people :ire (I,,troyt 'file hie!
is Ju,t the rano• now as of old. and receives n urn
i•aeli Instance when.:. yopo.r, von-
Vert ha rkslidns. The. S:1101U11.11-, , VIiol, 111,011 which
‘V(' leave learned greatly to rely for the instruction
of the ..11111111.11. ,111 insliuniuu its It Is,
e:111 nut supply the imeessithii. of thorough
Instrnc
lion In doctrine. Ninny of the teachers In these
schools have themselves attained but the most
limited experience, anti on the leading doctrines
of (1.1 4 s word have liut imperfectly conceived no
tions. 'riot , iiioogeriy equipped, and spending
but a shmiti hour in it week with their pupils, and
that in many lust:met , 1011 ,IN MOilll; iu the
year. tiny aro bat ill•prepa red to impart that
thiirlitull anti instruction which the
grave 11111.111 M A, of scripture doctrine J 11 , 11 V do-
Wands. So long iS the teachings of the thoy
Stu quint..., are Cr itniairfect a
manner as at pro-amt, see may ex petit this ebbing
and flow Mg iu our i'litirch population. Yount:
persons may lie einici•rte I an I brought lull the
(:111111•11 In great uuwbrrs, :IF 11 . 1 . 11111•11 i V 1/.11111,11P,
In. we may ali‘ays on heavy losses
rem. nem, acressloosio Inn ranks. We are
persuaded that old very Ur:IV,. ,•111,11•11 lon WOlllll
al Ibis tone br uuwifrslrJ to some well.arritimed
pin, having such hisiructio i I• View.
THE NS I%M COSVI.NTION 01. - 111 I'ESS
sYLVANIA Vint:ski MEN's AssocisxlinN.
—lin accord:ink, will' ik.tr
niketions given by the
Pt•ainsylvaida delegates at the Indianapolis ron
eentitm, the State Executive Committee from the
rooms in Pittsburg, have i:alled the third animal
efniventional of the Ironing .Mutt's (Anis:lan As
sneiatlons of Line State of Pennsylvania to convent.
at S 1•1,1,1 on. ',zero,. comity, 1111 'Tuesday, NOV.
Sill. The committee roritestiy tiet,ire that tine
Convention may be specially blessed to all the
A-sod:aim,. stirring them up to greater elllelett
ey hrlhe NIII,II,CA nervirv.. that it any excel the
13-1 mak inn manner', spirituality mid practical
good; and that Its lidlueot.emity 6c earnlel into
the kt,lncialitans aid Omen,. inn .111 its or the
State. Molt- icing tixe.l to the iminber of
delegatt,, it is urged that each itosoelatlon smut
Inc large a &deg:alien of its ma-t ef
ficient men. those int.•r.st...l in awl eineversant
with the work. It is recommended associations
tin relnl their otileers, that it may he learned &tan
reticle L oneit how their important dtilles van butt
lie pet formed, and that ethers may learn of the
duties peal:lining to their positions ; to send older
ells istians, actively cite:aged Inn the work, that we
may have the fitment or their ettitto,i and experi.
dace t to send young chrlstians, Ju t starting tint
In ehristian life, that they may me What tither
eliristlan 'apnea me doing. Knowing that the
evangelical ministry, understanding the work.
ale In n.yanin.ntlky with us, and realizing the
linportanee ul havii.g their thorough co-operation,
It Is demanded that akk Many kikkcall eaten wino as
delegates. A circular will tic issued at at; early
date by the Scranton Association, giving the de
tails of iarangements, as to railroads, topics for
discussion, place of meeting, ,Cc., and all who
wish to avail themselves of the privilege of re
duced faro on railroads, ;mil of entertainment
while at the convention, are regnested to send
their naums to the Chairman of the Executive
eneutellite... Thu call lo olvued by Thins. K. env,
Chairman, and all the tactnbera of the Executive
Committer.
Tux new Moravian parsonage, at South
Bethlehem, now under construction by,.Edwiti
Moritz, iirchltecl, will be . completed early Id the
spring.
Accivra•r.—Andrew Klotz, son of Wm. S,
Klotz, residing on Linden street, broke his finger
on Saturday evening, while playing with a sewing
machine.
THE 'ttre road to success is to advertise
Tiler. has never been a merchant who hits attain
ed a fortune without advertising. People amoral
ly Want to know where to got the he-t tint Olean
cot for.their money, and they consult the
papers for information. het tile ent,rpt Wog met .
chants of the neighborhood act on the hlot.
33,u0:t
inVitOVENIENTB. —The improvements going
on In the northern section of the city ure number
less. The rapidity of these•transitlons is all evi
dence of the enterprise and prosperity of our com
munity, 1111(1 I.lle continuance of which will stoat
make Allentown a large clty, leaving her dater
cities coutiguotot in the wale.
LEc•runl:.—The suhject or the lecture to Le
delivered In the Comt I louse On the evening of the
21.4 I'M. b 1• Edward Cachwell, E-11.. will he 311.
nouticed 111 . 1111 e time. Partin, de,irial4 ticket- for
reserved rents will apply at obey la the stare of
M. J. Kramer, earner or ihiniti,m :end Seccuth
BM
Poor ItAcE.—()n Saturday itllvrnociti
NAN., Is. R'uiman mid Samuel S. Smith, Inxo
printers emitlected with the fiernimi daily
paper of this city, had a foot-race for tell dollars
side on the fa CC course et the Fair Grotiails.-- s
‘Vorinan was the whiner of the nice. Time—
Woman, one minute and thirty-nine seconds;
Smith, one [oblate stud forty-one seconds:
RAILROAD A cilitlit:T.—liarry, , youngest
son of Ir. Rollins, of llokendattqua. was killed
by being run over Ity . a coal train oil Saturday.—
The unfortunate boy lead Jumped a ear and sup
ported lihnrelf on the side of it, but the train mak
ing a still 'en Jerk cauad hits to 11/I),P his hold
and he fell under the wheels of the ear and hail
both legs cut otf and was othe, s Ise wangled.
'ritEitti are some tlisagreeahle people in Al
lentown: People, w'llo If you aceidentally jostle
against them In a crowded animated, thorough
fare, say tricked word,' to you. Something simi
lar to: `•You ought to have better manners,"
and perhaps Fount thing worse. Such people need
some civilizing power to he exerted over them,
for they arc extremely crude. When these roil,
become civilized they will thee he all right. We
Imagine our friend of S,lturday night wincing as
he ends his perusal of this.
Tits: i.Aw.—The proprietors of the
Wyoming region are making strong efforts,
through the aid of Governor Geary. to hr allowed
to bt . rolre, kith full foil, of im•u, toil it
they 'MVO the second opening eomploteil. Ile tuna
been seen on the subject, mill says the low did not
contemplate that the inspeetor slop them
If they were making the second opening. Ile iip
peared much surprised when told hoc: hard the
law. as now ithileistood by the ittspeetor,. was
working against the proprietors.
nEuro.vrroN.—'l'io• dcoi.tion or do. ' ,oldie
school building of Coplay, 1.1-4 Sunday, wa; well
attended: Divine servh•es were held in the a
noon and evening. 11ev. W. 8. llulGnd preached
to the afternoon, olnthe text. Dent. chap. 6 ; 1-7,
which was a very able, eloquent :Ind elleetive ser
mon, after which Rev. S. A. made a 6,v
rinsing remark: anti the Reverend Father tleeud
snu
pronounced the benedietion. hi the evening
the Rev. S. A. Leinbaeh delivered a very :Ode and
eloquent discourise on the test Hosea, ellop.
first part ninth verse, " My people are destroyed
for lack of Knowledge." The nceaslon tea;
pleasant one and enjnyed by :ill pi ~cut.
PENNSYLVANIA HISTORICAL NOCIE FY. -•The
Petnisylvanid lii•torleal Society held it. regular
amiably meeting last evening In the .%
at SiNtlt and Adelphi street?, Philadelphia, Wil
liam V. Iorrl?, president, in the chair. The re
taw( of the seer Clary showed receipt- of 2211
:IC,: pamphlets, and II manuteriptsaud the Intim,
lug works of art awl : A Tilt--ire port IA it of
%Villiton Smith, I) 1)., formerly provw4 of !he
llniveenity of l'etinsylvania ; a card containing
photograph? of the Plat--lan berm, ; a port :ail
of threes Wingate, or ‘Vitverille,
It!! died In September, 18t0, aged user 11111 yens;
an intlkLit war illb, I s llti..(l !war Silts, NI illigau.
and a large ,inuit. pet ler 1 . t.V.1 , •.1 At
tr 1,11•11 (sll, plA . ,111.11! by 11, irgr to
try (Larkin,
)11Is (.11.‘ItNIS —T111.: Nks•
'runny.-1: 10.ea,i1re 01..1 the wel •une• In
our city an Intititution
unmistakable evidence ,ery par
ticular as Adittn Forepaugh'i• Marnitsitlt Men tgc.
de and Circus, cchich is nunounced to ..i.peer here.
With regard to the magnitude Inc Nell a• un rit nil
lllk great ,•xltlbilion, there 0.111 be i.o ue-Iluil
,eluilever. Nothing like it ever m. 1.!.• Ai , -
pearailee 111 this nor in Friel. hu tin, r ,
Slates. It Is Jubl r. pr. , enled lu I. • iu
the advert isenumt arid ilputi nu 1.0..1.1-.
It receiver: the 11,tilic-I eounnri.dalinn. Ids ilto•
milli(' pre- , . The Si. Lnni. bemee.• , ./ • in
1 . 1.11.H.111'e in: OI: M:1111,111:111 Shute :
I , orepaiu4lils MomiL , yrii. and (ken:. sproad its
yesterday, in. I,inilt.l lot, iond not, illl-1111 1-
1111: 1111 . 1111 . 11 . 1111 . 111 %veal hor, hia
In the :diet:loon, hile it ,vu, i"'y
a large told approehttive nudienrr :It night. Thi
estithlishioeht really voilar rip to tho had
forincil of it from its ailvertimonents, and the ler.
utation it has hoingli Illy Clollllll'lll, .1
1111'11111111V 111 . 1,... The Zr 1 0 1 1, 0 1, 1 44011,00,,
brue, viiilintcos V:11 . 1Cly
henotirut 1'.11,V,111 :1 •••1..11:111
1111111 r 11'11111111A 01 111 r liqur,t ri.m Jrpo rtimo.t
ttivinu - inspoot only tiie vol•
!cello.. ample thae helm, the ri-V
hat t , Price of
toltilissiim Is charged. Itoth apittnient•
111111 0111111..1110-1
,Ir. FOrl . 11:111U11 I, 1111 00 11411111 11111:11.11
1..111'1111111S country, and, iv,- :u.• in in
tenil,.xliotilltitr Ids travel- Into ill- 'States nY yli
c•hican,lthloan ' is I hiriV
by 11( . 111:111:011111. /4:I ,v1,1.•1, emits
thria• and ii heard of Comets
Ilminodarli,, ns initsidt• awl the
Ilsei-i hit of liorst•A„ svagiais, eliaritits
that It has liven our ha to Inuk upon. Wt.
hesitatingly 'pronoun,. I , ..oliaiit:ll's the line-1
Situ,,' in America.
TII.I:WIAN 11. )foNvorNT.--
The followiog elreolAr, iulJrc.. rd In the 11,4. r..
tocinher: , , Sinn lay :11111 ,ell.llAt. Or
the churches of Christ In 1.e1:1111: county, lilt, heel:
Issued by the Tilttlonan 11. NIllyIT Nlonnment
Committee:
Ile 111111, ,1 1 Z11011, a ( . 1 1 1111111111 1 0 1)14yr..,1 et a
pablie toretlog t:,h, 1011 rona.l
rrntinu Ibo el et Lion
of
tio• 11,,,,,,ty of the It, 1.• l'ilultintto 11. glover. the
lAlwr 11,1 pre,.1,1, , nt of ihe 111:411 Comity
5,111,111 it, 01,- 111.4
Itt,t cvet, lac. 11:1111111111111Ay . 11 1 .111 viii, •• 77.41
bull. proper ortelfroible to crert
:11111 1111.1 a circular I II I
.1111110.,311 . .S ..0111 . 1. I epte,t
lu.g the S .peritttyntlent, of the ,11111.1ent Satol..y
io the county lo "1 . 11.1 . 1111,14111, for I Ills
1111 to forward thew to \V.,i. It. I.a,‘lyr,
of Allyolowit, Secretary and Try.,, , u1,,,0f the COIII
- by the first day of Nor. tal,,T.
'The Conunlllve bore .I.•termi ue.i 1.. the
contract for the inceninamt impartially to the loa
e.i ; n o t best Hader, nod to have h von ,
ted In time for the amnia' ineelhoz at the Le
high County tiuudny School
Pny, 1. , ;71. We 111;111 be go; erned in our
choke of material and design by your enutribit•
dons, and hope they will he snob us to ;know undo
erect u inounsitent woilhy of the Mau WC propose
to commemorate arid creditable to 11 c eltrlstinm;
of Lehigh county.
'ln those w Ito hnew our brother Moyer, We aced
.y nothing of Ida exeellence ; to those who did
cot know him we need only p ;3* that to now hint
Wits to love and honor ;tint. The seenlar nAsociatee,
of our brother have civOi the most lintterlhg tes
ti:n(lo;lld to his win th, (.0 memorial copy of which,
with n view of the monument, 11111 he furnished
In every Sunday School wideh sends us n contrl•
halloo,) hut tee feel that . we Christians should do
more than this qt memory of a Christian, by the
grace of Ciod.ln Christ, so exTinplory and useful
ne our brother. We reeoguize the hillumwe of his
example the unseetarlan nod whole-belated
spirit with which the meeting that ordered till: ,
Committee wits actuated, until we believe that tills
man moot lint been prompted by Min who hoe
told " Them thnt honor me T will honor,"
870.
A. THIRD REASON why T. C. Kcouthen, of
the Allentown China, Glassware and Lamp Store
can sell cheaper than others, Is because he sells
more than any two in the cianty put together.
11111 hest of Italian violin strings, violins,
guitars, flutes, etc., or any, other article belonging
to musical Instruments, can be bought eheap6r
than anywhere else, nt C. F. ilerrmann's Mm.ln
Store, Allentown, rat.—Adv.
ALLEN'rOWN 11114 an extt nsive chiuu /111,i
glassware establishment where as greatm variciy
and as IOW prices can he found as in the largcs
'cities. We refer to the new still,' of Well. I
NVelher, No. to West
P.%1t1.01t singlu reed si
octave urgIII at A double reed orao ui with 1
stops, iteliil:lo. .1 powerful ory;:tu with 7 stop , at
flBO, it C. F. ilerrinare's, turner or 711 :no W. 4 I
n .—.l de.
A I.rryit.‘its :'0(.11.:TY.-IV,. spoke libm ,
week shirr In regard to nor point.; men
lit-racy society. We have heard nothing :ahu it
the movement Goer. It h snu:cwhal ,tratlgr
us that with all the educational institutions that
we have iu Allentotvn, and the neighborhood,
where there ate ell many young men who ha, a
penchant nnr literature, a, troll as having in
Ittld,t so many who have literary tastee,t hat inh
a sneiety is not organized. We are ,airr that it
require, LW all extremely small amount ill (N.,
lion to ,tart the thing, and when nor.. fairly slap
cd, could rosily bd g
Wtoi on a ilyrintill 113
twice 01,1 voml literary :mutely, and let. bed! ..r
the eeinnienvina• or :t in.vement to ort.tmoz,.
al nn curtly day
EDuc.vrED.—The last thintz s, hie!.
men ;led women think of learning is how to meet
the various disci-en In which they are liable ev; ry
hour. tier, and women arc started out into
without the ',lightest knowledge of what to do
when they are sick. They are taught how to COI:
and write, to make money, hut never how to pre
serve their liven so that they may have a elini.ce
to talk, write null make money. It ouulit to he' a
parr of every hay's and girl's accomplinlimentn,
taught In every school, hiknow how to cure culls,
coughs, fevers. Iniw to heal wounds, how to in a
tralize polsons--in a word, brio to help
alive ; for or wh:tt n,e ore :teeolno,tonent, irone
does not enjoy them 1, And yet such Is the folly
of the world that men and. Kumeu, all of ne in
the., timid ourselves ;IS !Milk.* when
antes 111`1111 ns 111 ; :my dear to One or
the creel re,utz, of the coining will lie to tun VI
this dirlienity ; ansl the day u ill yet coon. when
nap persona. and :thy of the
the Mee, Who are not prepare•l to doctor tin
eel een Mid Ihascof their Oh 11 hour m nay ndi.
nary siekre,n, will he looked lip." o , bui;ll.lll . vd,
Patel!. stay that iinie coin.; quiekly.
IlisTolth' U. Sm.' I.TY
:thlinn;tl of the
soeiely trill hr hull 111 Z:111.111 (111 1V1.11111“,1, 0
flit, 111111,:t1 10 0. tit., Iht. klimi I
.1 1 . 1 . 00 for 1•11,11ifI g yeair trill lid... I.lact•, and
lii I. in. tint. moiliher-
Cuti.n:tl ineeptle.lll.sn, In..cr Irvc,th lIIt le
by Ih. 11021,1 of M.111812,1', In ',VIII, t o laral• aq
or 1111.
reports lit 6t. .1111•PilIc.1 1.1 tw•cti..•;. , ;
the
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ill,. Nl,l..tvi.in 11.4, .\
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lie. )I.itilict• It
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Mall to Ili-i./111• II I.i I :11111 a pally
a !anti., Fran th.• city, ci il.d Ihi, rpul for
the 1 11 1 011, of !hr sit. , a the 141.1 ilm
yll liter aunt ILr 1/;11 ml-.unit 111.1.0•, inbleh i. ,1111
,10101111 L ,:, and nt.01.1,1 by 1/,tilit•l
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nrks of ow Tll.. 1,111.111 th,
vei•iv,,l "110..4.6v01t y (•, 111,
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or the ill
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11e1i .t) 1 111,11 ... 11 pr..ntie.eatt
,rettl.er And Au e-- IVe :ill let ,111.,i
the Iettio1.1111.• el.4,lll.ttion of the •Ith July, 1.,7,
on the I-Ittnol. 1/11 Wlllell 111,1,11111 111 . 1,111 ‘5llll
1111101 Sllllll 111111 111 , 11 . , the 11iC1 . 1111 . 11111/11 Intl,-
pontlettee ; hi. compilation a the ••
1 , „1,,.." fit' the Ili,torte.ii
of l'enn.ylvani.t. Ilex tilt.thtecl n with. i eletnity
ttn.l ar con.laffil . s . ryferteLl to as 1111111111 . 11 y 1111111 e
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tilt• v. 1111111111., 333313•1.1 .1 to It. hk•ti is
fieito.ti I •ri ut..o i inl I lii• 1.e11i.,!1 V. 31.
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1.101,1 11l 111 , • nine,
('‘,ItNER F: LAVING. .ki••til!III: I
iki••%L,ll4 t.:
Nlemorial I'u -I.)h tiall ..r it,
1:641 II 11,1 ' 1 .1;,,l• II:1 N't
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1•11 ,, ,i • mg.thiv.e,l 1.10 \ls V.
%V. IVV.IV“ s -twit e ills.
111.1( . 0.1 Mr. E.. 11.., ..t. NI..
111:1.1.• it
Mr. 1V.,11,0r, 0111 , nuts NT •••• 1111, Z . I.11. ( •. , 111,
~11 I.h ilio.tifh, the ri.lith
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r1•.•1,...1 111111111 4111,,1,1 . 111 . • t•- , 11,11:111
11.11101. pf C.i1.,..1.11111 lir p 111 . ..1
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I- 11.1111 . 1...1,11,:, :I, I i.,,,, I, Ihe Mr
Luck 111 :2' . . il1,1.111 , 1•• lu l:• , 1111;
1,1, F., i.. tw
p lotorler.• i, u.
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owl ~11. ig• :1 11111101 Wit- , 110 , 110
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ttlik.ll lir i, 1.,y
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11,11 in, it it.,•l.ah., a (1.1,1,, fit
It 11411,-11111. Tlfi• ecru, r-,lluhe u, Ihvu uhl hy
NV.111“•r; 1.1 1.1.c...1 Aol•
OW PM Ili.. 61 .1 1.‘l •.
•• The 1, f l Form of Gill', 11l-
IL. ill 8.1 t ti i!. ell, — e pit., ill hi e.H
Ile 1 , 1. w..lir of I Ile .\lour meet,
the mieut. of I!.el kw . , I . 161 the
c..ettibuUn the 011111. nl the roll.•ehsr, mei the
Build ite4 Committee. :I ti-t or or the
cope r m .) ;
1.1110 of
The prayer a hieli foll,,vetl thi.. woe
offervil by Itev. Mr. Eat 0r,, , r the
doxology and 6cnt,lielion by Itee: \I r. Walker.
The day was bright, the tiny and the air.
Italuty• traht accommodated 1'ilm:11s Irmo I'nl
urnuqu❑ null 11.1:01111a11 , 1 , 11. ir.,s In
1[1[10:Atoll by the Cllolr of flit. Fir,t l'reshyre.
clue Chittelt, 1.1CM:itql111111:1, 1111.11.1 thelcudrroldp
of Mr. ()Iri'er Wllllastumt nd in part by the 'from duo
mill Mr. Pierson. This celebrated 'quar
tette Is composed of 11101111erri of the church cloth'
of the city of Ilrooltlytt, awl discoursed music both
swyet awl approklate to the occarlen. The ex
etelsrA lasted about an hour and .1 half. 111111 till
pl'epcul fell that the tom chUrelt tool tt most ou
twit:Was beginning.
The Bulldiorr CorritOttlec toolms or Dr. S. I , :
Berndt, Jonas F. LW., V. W. Weaver.
AN EXCFLLLENT ILICABON WILY T. 0. Kerntl
lien, of the old Allentown China, GlaSsware,and
Lamp Store, can sell cheaper than others, Is Nat
he buys and sells exclusively for Cash, thus galr.-
ng all the advantage or (mill payments and loshie
nothing by credit sales.
A SPLENDID PIANO.—LIEdCIIIIIIII 41, Sun's
Gold Medal Cycloid and Squarerlanos rank among
the finest instruments in the country. Their bril
liancy and fullness of tone Is not surpassed bya.con
certgr and piano at double the price. More instru
ments of title celebrated make have been sold In
Allentown, Lehigh and adjoining enmities than ot
any other manufacture. They eau he tined many
years and 'not become airy, as 11104 other pianos
do, in only IL few years. Cones nud examine them
at C. F'. Ilerrmann's Store, Seventh a n t Wuh a n
strect.4.— Adv.
Tut; BArrtsrs.—The annual State meeting
or OH: denomination will be held in Pittsburgh,
October 15th, 10th and 20th. Present Indications
warrant n large nttendance of ministers and dele
gates. Arrangements have been inade to enter
tain all who may attend. Among t lm. who have
Leas: assigned Important duties, we make P. S.
Henson, D. D., ii. G. Weston, D. D., of Philadel
phia ; Prof. Bliss, D. D., Prof. Lowry, of Lewis
burg University; Rev. NVm. Cattle:tit, of Phila.
delptda ; Rev. 1). S. Spencer, Rev. T. J. Call,
Rev. J. M. Pendleton. and others. Ti. following
rang'ements have been made: Pennsylvania
Central and Philadelphia and Erle'require an or
der for an excurelon ticket; for order, address
Levi ft. Beck, Philadelphia. Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago, Pittsburgh and Rule, and
Pittsburgh :tild Cleveland also require an order.
Delegates cunning over these roads should address
M. B. Sloan, No. 96 Fourth . nvemic, Pittsburgh.
)NINLUNICATIONS
Ire fr. bet held respon.rible r the opl II
ell felllfitteet by Off r COrrfOl/Of
ALLENTOWN, PA., 0ct..7, 1870
Hr. Editor :—The traveling public are Imposed
upon in numberless ways—a fact frequently
!nought to the minds of those who spend much
time away fiom'home. It le almost impossible to
avoid being " taken lc" now and then, even
though a man Is an old traveler. If he does not
get his pocket picked by the light fingered or his
baggage stolen, he le likely at least to Inman but
sweons price exacted for carriage hire or hotel
bills. A man gains experience as he goes along,
but some of it he would Prefer to omit, and in a
Mull regulated state of civil government such ex
pvrienevs should be less frequent.
But I wish to speak of something more serious
than loosing one's purse. Such Is the state of
things that ladies are hardly safe In traveling
alone.
rake happened on board of it Hudson River
steamer lately, of which I believe the public should
lei i.bfornibri ; for If these things are known abroad
it will lie the Interest of persons entleeelleil to Nee
that they he sup Pressed. A lady had 'bought a
tieliel for the line of boats running from New
York to Troy and took a boat called "The Con
neetient." She hail paid, as she told me, much
more than the rebalar fare so as to have a Stale
They refused her this, however, and offered
ir•r a Ibrrtli below. She made entoplaint trio per
son falsely represented by the steminless and hitn
bat' to he the captain. He pretended he would
mike orbiters rinlit, and thus deceived she fol
him to a stateroom. Ile stepped In and asked her
In same la and look at it, which site was Loa Wine
t.s It. Ile lion spoke to her In Insulting lam:tine.
Now it !bury he said that the proprietors of
,tea mho ii line cannot prevent scoundrels from
t r beelion on it. That Is true ; hut when their le
liba!b• v., Will combine to aid a loan In such
tine of their then sex, there to It
11.111U:1'1.M , ,tateat thiwz,A which the public should
Enos.
It .titit,tr , 'Lltis lady was vltt•atvil mid after
ittstilltt.l. 111.111411 .he fort un dell escaped
thr nuns. ttf twit or sa , :m's Tin. mars( Is
1:1.11 or• should
he rut rift( of 01,11, tall wit let (trout t iltt• /I I oat
t. [tore ',HI liLy I. sitttellotted•
(=I
\i)l'l('i:
Cmdion !-111 mir rlcinKrahlr clim:ilr,
• ...1 311 I tl.-,1•••• thr.oat. inns. itet.l will al
.• • 1.t.,411. 0111..1 .eu ',kiln,
oli• Ir :Itte tL. 4..11
.11 .• , 1 7111. I. 11'11140'x lift I ego at Wi
l'oer-oui
4 , ..4•.:404. • . .1 Nct.v,i). • I I , lb,
I thell .1..5 , P.. PI. Ir. •rt,l 01.
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1.. • i..s I`ll
r ~.3 • • I Itit•
TI. 3 , 55513 ..•
111111 ..V.l' 11111111,1. d, mu! they Int VP
33,3; , .33s lu daily mu oi.ititt..•
ii.l t.irritiiry
M••••,.. turn' an , driit
city the p plan of i•ot nw
rhino., int iii•taltaiiiit, thin, en:11.1104 a t, y,
not 01111`1,1 . 1... the • then,, no
1,1 tin I,i
their Phila.!.
Isaiii i•ri, .•I
"lti• Pint' ‘V•• under I 0.31
0.11; :0%1111 %Viii .,. !er s Wli , 10 11111C/1110 , Ii I
••k,i,•i,, •nt, takii it, their n ,• •
P h -
ilo St..
.1 Torrid yAteole.—Slllllvlltili•-, .:..r
._oi I III• 1111 y r mouth n,..1 1.1,41 $1•
. •: torpor ••1... s• I. .1, .t.. 1
- I I) iitvim. C111:11 .
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O. it el ilf• root. i••ii..
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0 W. I .i
111 lei. 1110.
I , " the Pr . ultry
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Ir. - It et. I. ‘verelearilly Ifei
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ilyperi+l , .l. Ow) t‘.:l 111.4111..•ntikfritioal
•• Tire Mimi/. fuo• ierfreshmetitx."—EVt•tyboily
I‘ll.. L.n 1.1,•lc.1 I.t• tv
proktbly fr."ll I . .itik•6l kin
ly • floe I :t) ••••%, •II otetttl to I)y%itelo• ta. I
tittleit lo Let t'‘, 11,1 :he si II voile
iti is ria~r
141..\\K—NIclit/SE.—tlo the 4th hut., al Ilu•
rt-I,lence of the hrhltott parents, by Ile. It s.
\l'at.t.r, NI r. Maul: to Nlit. Kilet...h. oat. -
11 , .11. eo nnle i ylclfu e , ex-Nlayor, both of
t Ills city'.
11:EI/E1.1.—WILS()Nt—Osi Jingo 23, 11170,
lill'llls Vox, MAkyor, It the 11. 1,11 sot
r. 1)aolel 'W. lie Hs 1.1
t i
lip ^.ilii- ‘Vllrmi,ll4sl.li at Thollgozwry 1N01.115,
Nli. Win. Ativr to Nil" , Mary Atill too,
0,1111..
+rpll•whrr lilll, by Ilo•
I. B. It t'lb•rryvlllr, Mr. A.1 . 1...1
I.rbi,tll Hovorhip, to F.,:h. of
Co.
I I II —II.\ II N.-0.1 6eptember 2'141, I 9
no•, r. I 'Smith, II Itua.kut, 1.. \ I i--
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l'i l'tl~flfrft9
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lir:2 ANI. 1.111 t'IIESTNUT
I=
I. .\NI) wiNTER
i()NI)Ay, ocToitEit 3, 18;0,
BLACK SILKS
l 511.1,4
I.VONS BLACK st I s s'S'•••••
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