The Lehigh register., October 19, 1870, Image 2

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WHIT•k SLAVERY.
The election of this year in Lehigh county
has demonstrated one Met, which in' itself is
worth all the labor that has been expended In
bringing out the full vote of the Republican
party, and elucidating to the people st `-
the importance of voting for men Who
upon sound principles of business—that fact is,
the rousing of the people of the county to mile.
penitence of action. Heretofore it has been
the policy of the Democracy of this county to
manage the nominations by rings and cliques,
and afterwards to whip their men into traces
by threats, or coax them in by promises. In
this way they have been able to manipulate
politics in such a way as to make virtual slaves
of the honest men of their party, and so sue
ces9lul have they been in many instances that
men, honest of I , urpose,have steadily refused
to listen to the t: nth, until, at last, the politi
cal thraldom has become unendurable—so ut
terly- corrupt have the ring leaders become,
that the honest people resolved to bear the
burden of political slavery no limger, and like
brave turn they have shown their former
leaders and masters that henceforth they shall
loots to their own interests and that or their
community before they will listen to the catch
words of the party, and the personal abuse
which has so distim_miihed some of its chiefs.
The Met is plain that while the i people or
thls county are to the principles which
they espouse, they gill allow no 111011, or set
of men to cinch the whip of slavery over their
heads with impunity. They have long and
patiently:cadmic,' the galling irons i d'unseru_
pulous corruptionbits, who have fattened and
tilled their pockets not of the public fund, but
they could 110 longer be cajoled and quieted by
empty ' , roods' s, nor subilto d by vehement
threats—Cm iaaple are far all declared
llatl awl; arc f.-cr no 'I. as :11l evidence of
forourr sl3tl• ,lippr,:jon it je,
but ur
eessary to r , ill Ropy Mika ne,' thc nem
ot:ral !her,
attach .0, t,,, pricai.. 11 , ; „ ( . oy, but
through only Iwo hunt id mils are n:.n0 , .1 in
nor,•altachs.il i.a n prrsnual illOllll to every 111011
who had the inornl shoninn 1.. rei,e the
rigit of a free man. Tim day "I while slavery
in this county is past. if turn hut dare to be
free. •
Tim ollichtt ret.nrits flora 31ontgontery
county give Oliver only 6)01 votes:l,nd elver
7:110, ,Ito‘vi.4 a majmity (.1' S:111 Ibr the Doc
tor. The Itemiblicans 01 that county are coy.
(Ted Ivith Chaim.. They \VCR' urged to go to
NVOlqi and ColllltUnlet ,mall majority tvhich
would he given in thi., county for Aelier, and
the moult shows. thw I . cl they valtte(lll.e , eap.
peal , . they could bier Till.
have nearly .11.111 v(fte:: in - Montgomery
:Ind the :getting out of 7. - .110 of them could not
have involved as notch labor as \vas apt nded
in this county in getting out our vote. 7)00
mm, 11111 h: n .
majority (.1 100 iu . .\lont2ottrty ;old :t major
he' 19 ill the
res,itt is due to the croak,..., of nnr
party. y were tilt by the most experi
enced politicians in this District that the Di ni
ocraey could wit poll more than 7:i00 votes in
The lien erns 1100(1 . (1:11. as I,re
posterotts. Their reply WIIS that the Demo
crats always went to the lions, when an in
vestigation of the returns for the past twenty
years must have convince,l them that tin sim
ilar occasions, when OWN' teas 110 Mute or im
portant comic ticket to elect, there has al
ways Ii iii an 111111Sn:11 lidligit nIF of the vote.
Norristown, Plymouth, Pott,town,
:1101 Pottsgrove arc among tho few districts
ii Ilich were awake to the importance of the
importance of the contest, :til it not lien
. for the effort there made the county would
Lace given a heavier Deltic - KT - die majority than
has het n given for several years.
Too much praise cannot be bestowed upon
the Ilepublicans who worked so mthly in our
orvu uounty, though it is di,ln artening that
it has not been crowned N 1 int butler re:tilts.
The vote for 31r. Oliver compared with that
received by our candidate for dory ('onunis
stoner short's Le palled ;;02 votes from the op.
po:ltion, which is a greater honor to him than
the election of his opponent by a greatly re
duced majorityis to Doctor Acker, as the litt
ler centleman ran 1.10 behind his ticket in his
MVII county, told polled 1107 votes Itss than
were given thr Packer in )lontgonn ry, and
207'2 less in the District. The majority against
1)r. Martin, in this county, is only 5:1-1 ; against
against Mt. Bute, .1511; against Mr. Young,
800 and against Mr. Kline Sill. The Be
publicans of Lehigh may cMigratulate them.
selves upon the result, and we urge Ilium to
slick to the good work, promising them that
in 1871, they can do still better on the gene.
cal ticket.
PHI:SIDI:NT GRANT has issued a proclama
tion prohibiting the use of our harbors by
armed vessels of belligerents as 'mints of ob
servation or menace toward vessels in or about
to enter our waters, or about to depart there
from. The proclamation declares that tiny
frequenting and use of the waters within the
territorial jurisdiction of the rhited States by
the firmed vessels of either belligerent, whether
public ships or privateers, for the purpose of
preparing for hostile operations, or :IS posts of
observation upon the ships of tear or priva
teers, or merchant vessels of the other being.
ercnt lying within or being about to enter the
jurisdiction oldie United States, must he re
garded as unfriendly and otlensive, and in
violation of that neutrality which it is the de.
termination of this Government to observe.
After Outoher no ship-of-war or privateer
of either belligerent shall he permitted to make
use of any waters within the jurisdiction of the
United Slates as a station or a place of resort
for any warlike purpose or for the purpose of
obtaining any facilities or warlike equipment,
and no ship of war or privateer of either bel
ligerent shall be permitted to sail out of or
leave any waters subject to the jurisdiction of
the United States, from which a vessel of the
other belligerent shall have previously'. de
parted, until after the expiration of at least
twenty-four home. All ships of War of either
belligerent entering our ports after October L.?,
will be required to depart within twenty.four
Lours of the time a sa d, uni This move
ment on the part ti the President will be en
dorsed by citizens of all parties. It places the
United States in a proper position, and one
that must comnuind the rtsqiect of all the lead
ingmations of the civilized world.
Mum( the month of Se ~
pt,,ber patents
were issued by the State fir laud to the
amount of 70,003 acres, and 'warrants to sur
vey and return, 2,838. IteeciptAir the mohth
for patents and warrants, amounted to $12,-
224 84 ; total receipts - thus far this official
year, $132,000. As the State will doubtless,
henceforward, pursue a vigorous policy In
relation to the unfinished business of the Land
Mac, it would be well for the owners of im
potence(' lands to complete their titles, nud
thereby save possibility of having to pay ad
ditional costs. Arrearages and fees on un
patented lands
. under the second section of
the act of 20th May, bearing interest at six
per cent.
OFFICIAL RETURNS OF LEHIGH COUNTY, OCTOBER 11, 1870.
DISTRICTS.
Names of CanVates
MEE=
John 11. ollver
/Lphraion 1,..1.•)
Charlos 1..
EdWin --IMrillbt
•
' Arr I sint.l.
SIIIIIIIO A. 111111
Ed 1,1,1
Adam W.', v.
Ilt rmol a 31. l', ( fer
1,1 SI, 1 . 0,1,11...N.14
50h , 311011 1:11111 11ni111r)
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Str irl ' i . trrrol: or rUn I'o of
John O. SAllnl`r
JrTO, i:rdnl,lll
Itli
George Roth
1/. ichte ra Ira incr...
At'
churl., E. Bock
11 - 11...01; I'. lb btu
'l'itt,ruc , r ah'Tlll: AVAIPNIIr
Alll,lll
L. E.
- Butz.
Orr,/ J. ..11itrtilt
Elf J. Salyer
11. art/
CONSOLATION
The Democratic papers, not being able to
put out an eagle this year, have indulged in
the following spite-work :
From thO Rep/OA/Va . ( I/ CO Or wea,,,a
At the time we are going to press we are unable
to furnish the result as to the Congressional elee-
Usti of this District, but so much is certain, that
on account of "scratching" and other bad mean;
the Black Republican Candidate for Congress is
running far ahead of his ticket. In this we can
say that it is now high time for the Democracy or
Lehigh county to exert its full power and thereby
prove its virtue by striking from her list those vil
lains and traitors who, under the mantel of Di -
mocraey, for a considerable length of time; have
Intrigued against our party and have continually
sought its subversion ;—it is time that our party
learns to know those persons who °roily prof,;
to be Democrats, NIL in secret operate against 'our
nominees, and on this account as a warning de
serve to be placed in public disgrace.
In title class of those traitors belong J. Allen
Kramer and Tilghman W. Kramer who since
they are playing the part of political Arnoltis shall
not be acknowledged or dealt witqi as members of
the party. Casting out must be their lot.
May all Democrats in the future guard them
selves front men of this character and let them go
into the camp of the enemy, there as " white nig
gers" to do the dirty work, and there finally to
receive the deserved kicking, whether they have
lent their services voluntarily or on [memo t
of pay. •
• From the It, clots Dem ,, prot Wednemlay.
. It Is to he regreted that sonic calling themselves
Democrats lent themselves to the enemy. It is
true beyond emitrailictionk that there Ore some in
our ranks who at any election have greater sati
faction in opposing a Democratic ticket than in
sustaining their political brethren.and the princi
ples they profess in common—and none arc won e
In this respect than Tit/11i. 11. and .1. Allen Krinne..,
(former shin-hone leaders,) and we this day take
the Illicit of openly reading them wand:the party.
They Lori' linen playing into the hands of the,
enemy clandestinely for sonic yearst-and we thikk
It time that they he thrown overthaence entirely.
The sooner the Democratic party is purged of th:s
class of men, the better.
The 'there ett:ieks upon private citizens
will he more likely to cast disgrace upon their
authors than upon the persons attacked.
These genthmen were openly, not in the way
of an Arnold, performing a constitutional
privilege and if they are to be held up to re.
proach in the public prints because they eke.
tit and voted according to their print i
pies, the work ought not to stop here. Go
into all the towns and townships of Lehigh
county and read all the Democrats out of the
party whit voted for uliver . Gn , an d Ihru
your wort: will lie complete. The game is
played out, Messrs. Democrat and Repo/4i.
tab( r. It is too late to keep your party to
gether by black-mail. Von have cast an intim
tation upon hundreds oryour kriends,who have
worke,l tt ilh you tinder victory and defeat for
years, 1"..11 try to use the too to keep tin se
men front voting for WllO/11 1411' please, as
they have a right to do, and the moment you
make shout feel that they are looked upon a ,
slaves, living in fear of the disgraceful assm It
you have made upon the Emitters, the spit . ).
of litterty will actuate them in still further CN.
cruising tlae privileges and 'rights of Anierie::.i
citizens. Ii the Kramers can consistenry
support the principles of the Republicans 1%
can give them a welcome to a•party which it
liberal 'lough for ever% body and which b..-
Heves more in ;maranteeing the privileges i.f
the Constitution to our citizens than in lion l
ing again , t infringements imon that earn '1
instrument.
(11:Nmt t. iiomu.•r E. LEE, the great rube.
chieftain, died at Lexington, Virginnia, 310111
day morning, of paralysis. Gen. Lee was
6 , 111 in Virginia in 1808. lie had a line edu
cation, and grolhtated at West Point in 1829,
and entered the United States Army. Ile
was made Captain in 1818, tool in 181(1 was
appointed Engineer-in-Chic' to the army in
In That w;u• he served gallantly,
and Nva, , I . omoitua to a coloneley for his
bravery at thapultepec. 1111852 he was made
superinti neat or west Point, and held the
posithin :11 1855. Ile served in the ( t ilted
States ..I.inty till 1861, when he resigned and
offered his SAVota toVireinnia, which bad
just =reeled. Ili, subsequent career is b.°
tt ell I,IIOIVII fur its to record, Gen. Lee was
unilouluedly one of the ‘,e,-t generals of the
a4e. Ile managed his campaign superbly;
and with inferior numbers successfully battled
the Cnion nerals for years. But the stain
rests upon hint of having fought against the
government to which he owed his education,
and iu whose easy service he had passed his
file. In all actions but this treason (which he
justified by claiming that his first allegiance
was due to his State), lien. Lee had the rept'•
ration of being an upright, as he was ult.
doubtedly im able and accomplished man. ,
'rum preliminary plans for the observation
and reports of storms by tellegrnph, and sig
nals for the benefit of COIIIIIICFCC, under the
military control, provides, aniong other
things, for the stationing of observers nt point
throughout the United Mates, selected by com
petent authority, as those from which reports
of observations will be most useful, ns indica
ting the several conditions of the Mmosphei
on the approach and force of storms,
It has been in view to so locate these sta
lions that the existence oftt slam at one a r
more of them being determined, information
may be had by the regular reports communi
cated by telegraph in advance of its probabbi
movement. Copies of all reports will he far•
wished to the different helpers for publication
and each report will be bulletined on the
Board of Trade rooms, Merchants' Exchan
ges or other conspicuous places, immediately
upon Its receipt. Whenever experience has
certainly determined what may be regarded
for any section of country as premonitions of
all approaching storms, signal stations will be
established as quickly as the necessary am
rangenents can be made, and signals will be
displayed announcing the probable approach,
with other information which may be possi
ble. •
A. NEI\ Youu journal makes the startling
suggestior that the French vessels, which are
now erusing near that city, are "a Ilea of ob•
servation to telegraph to France the clearance
of such Government ships as may put to sea."
Arc Is e to understand that the fleet of Miser.
canon grapples the cable somewhere out in
the ocean, or that the French agents in New
York'and elsewhere 7 -the Consuls for instance
—don't know what German ships put to sett
until the fleet of observation comes into port
and tells them ?
Tux President has issued another neutrality
proclamation. Eis direct against the prepat ,
lug within the jurisdiction of the United States
all military enterprises against Powers with
,whom we are nt pence, the collecting of money
for the Caine, etc., and declares that parties
hereafter convicted of violations of the nen
trnlity laws will not be saved by Executive
clemency from (lie consequences of their
guilt.
THE LEIEEIGH REGISTER, ALLENICOWN, WEDNESDA.Y, OCTOBER 19, 1870.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.
Tiii colored troops fought wilily at the
polls throughout the State on Tuesday. Every
man of them showed his appreciation of the
privilege given him through Republican pow
er.
•NEw ExoLANn is to have another excite
ment. This time it is to be a National Poul
try Show. The locality for the exhibition is
Hartford, Connecticut, and the date is the first
Tuesday of November.
A. NEW Crystal Palace is projected in New
York. The structure will be of monster pro
portions, anti will be constructed entirely of
Iron and glass. The capital orthe association
which is to undertake the enterprise is seven
millions of dollars.
THE Venezuillan revolution is ended, the
government of Guzman Blanco' being in ac
knowledged supremacy. The difficulty with
Holland has been adjusted, except that Blanco
refuses to continue diplomatic relations with
the Dutch Minister. •
THE Philadelphia Evening Star is agitating
a movement for the early closing of the retail
stores which employ saleswomen. This move
should have been commenced sonic time ago,
and by this time it would have been on a firm
footing. Philadelphians are always slow in
mew enterprises.
Tiii Usage Indians in Kansas may be consi
dered pretty well off in a worldly sense. The
tribe numbers 8,000, and has, after all expen
ses are paid, one hundred . and sixty acres of
land. to each individual and $6,000,000 in
money, which is $2,000 apiece. Pretty good
for Lo !
Tats Prussian Government has called upon
ours to enforce the neutrality laws forbidding
the sale of arms to belligerent powers. The
Prussians have little reason to doubt the an
of this Government to maintain its neu
trality. If past assurances of ours do not suf
fice, it is not likely that the action now ordered
by the Government will be satisfactory.
Thum: are now nearly half a of
Good Templars in the United States and
Canada. The total number or members in
Pennsylvania is about forty thous:old, and
rapidly increasing. As an organlzatii:n tiny
number more limn all otter temperance or
ganizations combined. Men and women are
eligible fi n • membership, upon equal terms.
A NEw non Tribune correspondent writ
ing from I3erlin gives the minute official state
ment of Prussia❑ captures since August 2,
which, including Strasbourg, makes ittolal of
one Marshal, 49 Generals, :3,810 officers, 123,
950 privates,' 10,000 horses, Sli eagles, 10
mitrailleuses, 1,057 field and fortress guns,
over 100 wagons and trains, with magazines,
railroad trains, ammunition, clothing, equip
ments, etc., innumerable.
Tint twentieth anniversary of the Mangum
lion of the Woman Suffrage movement in thi.
country will be celebrated in Apollo Mil in
New York, on the 19th and 20th of October.
The movement in England, as in America,
may be dated front the first National Con vet
Lion; held at Worcester, Mass., October, 1S;0.
Lucretia Mott, Sarah Pugh, Elizabeth C.
Stanton, Ernestine L. Hose, Samuel .T. AT:t
and C. I. 11. ;Nichols constitute the Commit
tee of Arrangements.
AT the bureau for the payment of soldiers .
pensions, 2,687 payments were :mule up ti
Oct. t, ;:m ou lting lu $146,132 64. One loin
Bred and thirty artificial arms have been pro
vided, costing in the aggregate $0,300, ant
sixty artificial legs, at it cost of $1,500. Tit
whole amount thus paid out is $157,122 01
At the bureau for the payment of claims o
soldiers' widows and other relatives, 4,05
pensions have been paid, amounting t 0 .5397,
572 00.
'fir grand annual council between the
'United States Government and the tribes of
the Indian country is soon to be held. At
this council live distinct nations will be rePre
sented—the Cherokees, Creeks, Choctaws,
Chickasaws and Seminoles. The council is
fixed by lane, and was to have been held on
the 26th of September, but it wins found im
possible to collect tine head chiefs, who were
out buffalo hunting, and without ratification
treaties have no effect.
Ton Directors of the Union League of Phil
adelphia have called a meeting of the mem
bers of that organization for the considering a
proposed application to the Legislature for the
call of the State Convention to amend the-
Constitution of Pennsylvania. This movc ,
went is not any way connected with party
politics, but is intended as a means of direct
ing public attention to a subject of universal
interest. We believe that the people of Penn
sylvania, of all parties, see the necessity for
certain amendments to our organic law—the
representation of minorities being one of the
most important.
THE French Canadians of New York pro
pose an organization to bring about a political
union between the United States and Canada.
Yesterday being the three hundredth and
seventy-eighth anniversary of the discovery
of America, they chose thatfddY for starting
the movement. They held a meeting last eve
ning, and appointed a committee whose busi
ness:it Is to make arrangements for
,another
meeting tin• permanent organization, on the
second Wednesday of next month. This is a
good move, and we hope It may terminate in
something more than shadow.
gentlemen from New York, who have
proposed to Pestmaster43eneral Cresswell to
establish an American line of steamers, have
received much eneburagement from that gen
tleman. lle stated, n few days since, that if
they run the steamers on Mondays and Fri.
days lie will give them a mail each day, or on
either of those days ; but all other days-in the
week the mails are taken by steamers With
which the Department has a contract, and
which lie proposes to continue. It is thought
by Mr. Creswell that the line will be estab
lished,' and that it will be a success.
Fe is alleged that American youth exhibit
every year less desire to become mechanics,
and that the United States has to depend al
most entirely upon workmen from the conti
nent of Europe. Not oi ly ingenious handi
craftsmen, but skilled scientific workmen are
now furnished by the German States and by.
France, and It is argued that the only hope
of keeping American industry alive rests in
combining technical instruction with the
whole courseof education in the public schools..
Drawing, it is earnestly pressed upon the
, itt:
tention of school directors, should be taught
at the same time with writing and the making
of figures. The training of the eye and the
hand in the use of the pencil, it is insisted,.
cannot be taught to early, and a knowledge
Of practical chemistry, it Is belleved,would
also be highly useful.
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AMERICAN soldiers have good reasons to be
proud over the compliment which Gen. Phil.
Sheridan pays them. Ile has witnessed all
the great battles between the Prussian and
French forces during the present war, and he
gives it as his opinion that neither the French
nor the Prussian soldiers are equal to our own
in Intelligence, skill and efficiency. As both
Prussia and France train men especially for
the art of war, while the battles in our recent
war were fought by volunteers, the compli
ment is indeed a strong one. Ihtelligence is
a good basis upon which to build up an effi
cient soldiery.
Pr is reported that Secretary Cox has ten
dered his resignation. We do not know of
any good reason why it ought to be accepted,
and we rejoice to believe that the President's
hesitation indicates (lint he has no intentior to
receive it. Mr. Cox has done good service in
the Cabinet, and ought to remain at the had
of the Interior Department until the new In
dian policy, happily inaugurated under hisdi
rcction, shall have been proved by results the
best and wisest the Government could adopt,
and shall have been established ns the fixed
policy of the country for the future.
THE official returns of the mortality of the
country for the mouth of September shows a
large decrease over that of the two previous
months, nud a still greater decrease over that
of the same period last year. This fact is at
tributed to the remarkable mildness of the
weather.
IT is said the slate interests of Pennsylvania,
Vermont and Maine arc becoming more than
ever marked features in the business of the
country, from increases in the demand made
for American slate abroad.
LOUIS NAPOLEON'S reign has been longer
than any of his predecessors since Mi.
LoNms, October 17.—The following is a
resume of the negotiations which Adolphe
as envoy of France, has undertaken
Nvith the governments of Russia and Austria,
together o•ith the representation trhich he
made to induce mediation. On the part of
Prance, in his interview with tLc Czar Alk
ander and Count Gortschakair, t. Petersburg,
Lc suggested there should be n Congress Of
European powers of NV}lleil IZUSAIL Shoula
11101111.1 Cr. The reply of h a Russian govern
ment Was,-'if it joined the Congress a revhdon
of the treaty I ; 1 ? l
o: t.e.m.rroe4 ..uss.an theta
from the Black Sea, and imposing other re-
strielions, must be counted upon . Thiers see
ing the impossibility of zieg,olUttions, left for
Vienna. In an intervie..v with Count Vint
Ucust he represented to Au,tria that the Eu
ropenn supremacy of Germany could he the
result of the Went of the Prench in the pres•
eat war, but his efforts to enlist Von Beast's
ympathies, and nlso Count Tatruche find
Pussy Nvere ineffective. the departure
of Thiers from Vienna it. is understood that
'the Attstrhut gorcrinnent has shifted its alti
Lode and now advocates the formation of a
intimate alliance with the government of Ger
nny, Von Bengt hayin dispatched several
n otes to the government or (iernmny this
tenor. The government iit Berlin etitlently
does not desire to take very precipitate action
o a this and restrains itself'. In the interchange
or notes the Berlin government meet 3 the over
tuxes or Austrin with allusions to Uhostile
nttittele of Austria nt the beginning the emu
Paign against Franc(
A balloon from Paris conveying four I ravel•
ers and a quantity of mails desconded at
laarienburg on Sunday.
Goddard, the aeronaut, says that Paris still
I resents a bold front. Ile slates that a battle
was fought on Saturday. The Prussians lost
IIIHX) in this action.
HAmnuno, Oct. 17.—1 n consoptcnce of the
French fleet of the Island of Heligoland,
North Sea, the sea coast defence have ordered
the signals in the Estuary of the Elbe remov
ed and the obstacles to the navigation of the
alt cam restored. In consequence of this or
de r the light vessels which were sent from
thi s port have returned and the, port is (Ake
tut illy closed. New obstacles have been
sun il. and the torpedoes restored. The French
flet A. has tieen sighted off the Island of lleliga
lon d for n week post alternately standing off
ant 1 on watching the arrival 'of Necv York
stet Liners.
BRUSSELS, Oct. 17.—Late advices from
Me tr. are confirmatory of despatches received
thri >ugh Prussian sources to the effect that
Ma rshal Bazaipchas sent a prominent General
of his command on a mission to the King of
Pru ssia at Versailles. It is further believed
that, he offers terms of capitulation. The name
of the officer is Gen. Boyer.
B unr-ni Oct.' 17.—The Prussian Govern,
met it is now engaged in the transportation of
one hundred thousand fresh troops to lie in
cog .orated in the armies Lesieging Paris.
T ono, Oct. 17.—A despatch from the Pre
-
feet of Lyons states that the 12045 made
Snot her attempt to sieze the Prefecture of the
Guy eminent of that city and ingloriously fail-
ed. More arrests of noted agitators followed
and the authority of the Republic is more
item: ly established than before.
EL %NANA, Oct. 17.—[ Special to the N. V.
Pt al. ] Captain Ocn. De Dodos has issucil au
i • •
orac. liberating 2000 apprenticed negroes,
ca9tt fired from slavers in the years 18:i5.0-7.
Th e French mall steamer Darien was lost
flftee n miles to the windward of Gunntanem.
All ands sved.
On Friday night there was a severe hurri
cane on the bay. But slight damage was
done: however, to vessels and property in the
city. Trees were prostrated but no lions&
In Um 3 country growing cane and, c_2llLe crops
were damaged.
TRANS-ATLANTIC
ENGLAND
PR USSIA
BELGICH
CUBA
PthLADELPITIA, Oct. 17.—D0 Haven & 8r0.,.
Brokers, No. 40 South Third Street, gh;.e the
following quotettons up to 2 o'clock to•dny :
Buying Selling.
........11.1 11.l'
.......1123 1131.;,
..... 111 , ,t;
.......11174 112 V,
11(11r;
........110?;110',11'
1101,1
5'F, 10-10's 106:31 106
30 year 6 per cent. Currency 1111.1 111?,'
Union l'aelllc Ist M. bands 0:31 910
Central Pacific It. It 000 910
Union Pacific L. Giant It 775 715
U. 8. G's of 'Bl
82
CM=
=
D ,, a1l bll 11% whttrot & Cn
W 11 1 .30. Finn r. roar bb1....
'Wh..at, per 111.1,01
Eye
Cora
Oat.
FlaxmaA
Timothy Seed, per 1,1.1101
Clover Staal,
•
Wheat Flour, per
Ityc
ro.rn
Ent! or, per Pound
1.:tr.1, • •
"
ii:1111. "
Egg., por
por 1..
er huxl)ol.'ll4,v
Appl.,, phel.
11rit•LI ' •
Iplair . Prorlorri• 11 iipket
Extra Fatally
l'annxylvanla Extra madl y
Fancy Drawls
Itya rloar
Wo,tortt Wheat
Choir., Mal.,
itye
Vell , lw
N',.-brit 1111
Oat.
CloverNi•vd
ThElothy
.1451
tirao: t
4 1101VAIII) SANITAItY AID ASSOCI
-- ATIIIN. —For the llellof add Cure pr the Errlnd
and Linfortunate, Prineiples of (711rfdlliin
E , asin the Error. , of A . " 0111,1001 the Follies of Au . .., 10
, relutPin Ma nut aid: and Soil.", Es' tl, iatnitur
, n id for sent free, itt sealed Envelope, .1.1
now El, .yrprN„
lied
p,
I,Pa. gfeb 9-11. 1 .*
ThOUPilliau q(' prauiaiilq yollthg. ot . both STYCR, (/0 ! -
.
down to untimely gravea i I'l,lll gewonl weal, ILI
Wil. , lllloa lie . ,aviul by Lit Pig titel,ystainv with LI
iron. The l'iirovltin Syrup to nn Iron Toole el es
preody to MIA vilahrltur element, iii the only
preparation of Iron that will :1,11,11101 , it iitied w:111 the
BUSINESS NOT I ( 'ES
Svpl,lllwr d. IS7II.
IVe tar, taaaln 11 . 1 e, 1; r Wition N Metcloht , in
our family; In con•Liat usii for 0000 !one! , yew,
Lace dome a great deal of Loney wont: on 11. Love
up away It 0 , wee,/ ;relit; of 111,1(r, ...fa
we hare eye.; Ldwtd enrret with ii; my toil,. It. ;limo
a great &aloof alio n..” I; on it ; hoe, ht.t op , one
wofon if for pft rs; and Lae .' fiat tal it ea.). aim:twig°,
And it haiil.:10 0 1 , satisfaction in vvory re-loot.
It will la,t EIS 111011)" MOW year, .1. T. IL\ IZNITZ.
Anent, No, Un Ea.; Hamilton
street, Allentown, Pa. •
Cancers, Tumors arid Swellings of all hind:: war
ranted curet? tritbout mina: the knifo„ itala ar
drawing blood. Si'.' t,tlnnatlals:
TM. In to certify lint I had been tronbled for alt,tt flirt,
yoars wlth a s‘volllng 111' 0111101 . 1111 ?dd. lorgo ot oty
right hand, wltlrlt had been ottornted ,al atene untoith -
oat any Inateln; lifter mitlolt thy , tuna.r rondnencod to
grow and "Marge very fwd. I consultod Dr. 11. It. 1..,4-
Libor, and wont untleChln treatment, by which thin inntor
teen rontoved trlthout it-Ing the butte e, dr,vnat blued,
and otta , lng me but little foconvoltan, Nvldltt and,
troatitatt.
I can front toy uwn experienco riiiionntoinil Dr.ileinga
trcattnent to all pinions caliiitian
tumors, cancers or any or chronic with tho
Vssuritare that ill Illy Ivhich I totoilderiiii 110 trine, it
ery painful operation hat . ing failed hi cure it.) lie auto
perfect iiiatinfartliou and effected a con , lit a v01.,' iihott
time. AS F. BUTZ.
Lehigh l'a.
Dr. 11, D. lamanko.r's .111, Sixth
erred, la•Dvrou Ilahalton Nl'ali.lt.,
.1 Torpid ' ystehi.—Sometimus, without any
an.ignahle cause, the phy:-Ical -trey and a •-
nimal pirits
ggive way, and a strange torpor fail, alike on the body and
intellect. There is little or no pain per hap., but the nat
ural vigor and elasticity of the nen nu. , and tan-cular
4) , teta seemshave departed. and an helilletene.• to the
plea-ntre s u r , lift.. to anti even of Its grave re-pot.. Llliti•
taken the place of that earne , t interest iu both u hich char
acterizes every well balanced wain when in :t healthy
coalition.
Thin .tat,' of paitial cella p..' I. often Ih•• premetlitery
rywplmne ef st•rbinn malady. It Indirat•••• ne e d,.
takably that the vital powers aro latignishing and e 1 ,.,1
stitonlatit. lin mielt cases the effect ••1 1••tv •I••••••- 11,,.
tctier•, Sb•madt Bitters Is weed, fully Imidiebtl. 'l' be
great tenle Waketi up lhr ,Y,lOlll 'Flil
secretions and the elrenlatl•itm••ceiv•• :1 0010 tupelos. TIt••
relaxed nerves recover their ela•litilt p under the epera•
liens 1•1 1 the specific., like the sheikemsl ,tr•vcthufn ino.i.
cal instrument In the pr••cess ••I truing. I.elhargY and
debility are r•iplaii••ll by y and vigor, Ile—Tit-as
and Ilfr almost .retied a harden 1111 t• the season et •I•••
presslen lasted, liemene, ••••tie mere ••••••yahle. That
s
uch a radical change shetild pr.slitc•••l by a remedy
entir•dy tleVt.,ll of the pverfitl •••I
ens Ivel y used In modern i•railice, may s••••ta tarred.
11•1•• 1,, thine. who i•in heir faith en the medicinal 0111cary
el active reisims,bitt If these skepties take the trouble
meintre ef Nollo 1,11 . ..etiV.` and
alt••mtiVe of the Biller, under the cdiettestatices
described. tle•y hind the statement to Im tree'
VIRGINIA LANDS, CITY PRORERTY, FIRE
INSURANCE, ETC.—Good a: I lAnisberger, Real .
Elate and Insurance Agents, have for sale
.number of desirable city residences. Also, am/m
-iler of choice Virginia land , . Cap for circulars.
Conveyarcin done at reasonable pelves.
BeSINESS CHANGE.—C. C. Bing:11111th has
pnrehassd the barber shop or W. 11. Gross,
Sixth Street, above Hamilton, where he in
vites his friends and patrons to give Ii a
Secs. money by baying good, cican coal
from the Lett mimes, at Steitz kl , ner's coal
yar.l, 1,eh1..41t Or.lerF. may be left at \Vein
sheitner & Newlotrd.'s Store.
JOIIN HILL}
s :Igunt for the D.I/Li f.'///ON/CLE in
Catasanqua. Send in your names to hint.
Served every evening by carrier.
II lor 1,111, lii.
.1. 111 . vg,' I r. 110tit0,11..... itlll.ll/1111,11,1,
...ail.• irrltia,..l pat, and t...
1111 , ext.all:ll, .kr
Ing Ole.. .111 '<mil,. 1011,t yi,•1,1 t.. 11,, ,
5..1,1 by
Iluttpakt•.
C0NA1 , 11 . 11,. I.lranaytl,
lia On di-v....m..1 the Th..l r03.111‘.
r il i lr i. : ,,. tr: l „ l LTL l T ' l ' ;lg ul l ' l V e l l ' Ll ' v i r: ' l.. l l:Cl l . l 3 ' . ' f)l l .:!!. l ;; . . l : € :: . "i
r.mnir. il:.%1 , . • 111 . . NI . I • lt fiat'
.110 \VII.. ha,' net roairred Ith et lea-g one of Ow
Soy therear, that
ever yet foowl anything that ,vould el:rve -, not 10,1-
rare — the.epalutol affliction.. Alley:oder i.
fooot- ad. 14.1.11.4 tor .•411 . 11 and ev , ry one .11 tie n .e . prey.
Meat old col,. relieve- intantly, e-i
-tively cure , every rase, Nyleo liaell accordia a le dile,
[low, Tho.tonisiang 11r. Ilt .%11.wauter
an a fatally Illedieitl4`, th all 0.1.006111,i list. 'l.' Is yit I.
to hare:lie convinced. Sold by all 11ruaa1.y. ul +l,
Mettle malting two quarts whoa diluted for w.e.
Nidtvett.-11rnurt.' Alley:tutor has nleolubt
control over all Nervous Inseast, y.told by John
Moser, Jeseph Lento Schmidt , Latrall
31.1rtln, and Itrtutulsts evvrYWltere•
CORNH. BUNIONO. NATI , ,A,.. — SIIII another
trintaldt in thin inedieal art! l'lntusamb. Air their con
gratulation:4 to Dr. Briggs for the astonishing •neeess
ink Alleviator anti (!ttralive tint speedy relief and mire
of Corns, Bunions, anti all diseases of the feet. no matter
low Sl'Ve, ggra va the rune tatty be. The annliett•
lion of these great remedial agents Instantly t•mithes
most ditdreseing runes and rimitily effects a mire. Sold
by Druggists. By mail, litigants earh. •
Da. J. Bannis Ar Co., Newark, N. J.
Tit experience of medical tnen Is that the phy
sician Nilo, treats special disoa,es bag hotter succe.+ than
those in general practice: It Is a fact worthy of r,0n.,-
tiou thnt ulna-tenths of all new remedies discovered aro
(rota won that practice and give their attention to a par
t irular branch of the in ofession. The treatment of dis
oases of females is a branch of the ...Meal that
I have givenecial attention to or several years, and
wouhl taly to la sp dies sulferifig from weakness, falling of
the womb, chronic or acute Inflammation of that organ,
° suitor no longer. tip °ince hours daily from nit, in the
111013141 g till eight o'clock In the evening.
. •
• De. NV. A. HASSLER,
Chew SL, bet..ith net eth,Alloet.,we
The " ]'blebs Baker" Sal ye.
4Z-Ina years a secret.-
47, - Cares as by magic —
All Cats, Burns, Braises, Sr,'o, llleerr, Caneor+; Sore
Nipples, and Broken Breast+, Chapped LIN and lianas,
Eruptions, Chilblains, litter or Stings of Ins..ets,. &r.
.(GrA WONDERFUL CURE FOR PI LES.-4 - 4
JiirSOLD every where.
"FIDEBE BAKER' " and take no other. )
"CoAar's" Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminators,
..(7o,tar'n" (liquid) Bed-ling Extey.
"Center's" (Pere) insect powder.
Coo tide ly pure)ltotect Powder for In Faro
and for Bed-Rego. Itetecte. etc.
"Co..tar'e” (only sure remedy) Coro
4.i.p.501.1) everyn here.
trirAsir for “Centar'e" (and take...alter).
id; 4.2. and k:) sires sent by en per.,.
Addre.s "COSTAR" C0..13 'lowan) St.. N. Y.
LAWALL & MARTIN. SCHMIDT it CO_ Adt,, Alien.
town Pa. JOHN BLACK. Jr . Agent. Cate.auqua.
ITORSE,II.I3I, ATTENTION .! • •
• _ _
READ THE FOLLOWING !
• nr , onift 21 , 1 Intrtt, /MU,
.lAstrtt Slit: I IA vt• 11.1:(1 Jr. Felix 11.
Ma.relike'h Prusslan Lialmant uu a of
11.111 bad 111111i . 11.,, I nnctl 1.. 'Wilk
With entire nuccoa, curiug her ...Weld y•'
April li, ISCa. JUN.!. P. lI:EDELL.
L11111111•Ill is 1.111 I.y Drlinnl?4+
Storekeepers. WI/010.111e J.I:SIES N. E.
ror. of nth otnlSpring liarden I . lllladelphla. For
salt In Allentown by L. SCIINIIDT llarA Ilntnlll to
Str,,t, Dr. W. 11. lIAIINES St SON, LAWALL
TIN and JIIIIN 11. MOSER.
WORDS OF WISDOM FOR YOUNG
16.Y . ' NEN, on the Ealing P notion In Youth Early
Manhood, with SELF IlEl.l' f or the...mug and unfortunate
Font In healed letter envelopes. Cr,,, 14 Athlreel,
II( 'WARD ASSOCIATION. Cox I'
May 0 -/Y • •
ir..7jr"' DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CA
LI-CY TAinut treated with the utmost success. by J.
ISAACS, M. D.,and Professor of Dinf,oses. ot The Eye' lad
Ef , r. (hi 4,1.010(9) in the , ,Iff di,/ Collet:1r rtf Pe n
Iron in, 1:1lleomf exprit ore,(forinetly of Leyden. 1101-
Lisa.) No. NO Arch Street, Phila. Testimonials can be
sen at his Mitre. Thn :Medical faculty are invited it, ac
coempany their patients, as Ito Las no secrets In his prJo•
lice. Artificial eyes inserted without pain. No rhos;.,
for examination.
ESTABLISHED IN 1810.
FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT,
J. & W. JONES,
No. 422 North Front Sired, Ph thole( ph fa, Pa.
Dye finks, Woolen nud Fancy floods of every descrip
tion. Their wrieriorit)' of Dyeing nod (Joutleined
Ciaraiiinte 10 widely known. Crape and Merlon tihow to
dyed the most brilliant nail plain oohing. Cratallarel Me.
vino Shawl., cleanced to look like new. Also. Oentlionen's
Apparel, and Curtains cbianhed or ripilyed, Kid Gloves
cleansed or dyed to lodk like new. rfrd - Call and look al
our work before going eliieWliffo• any 7-2111
• 'l`kle - , ATE %X'o e COVE RY •
D &bins 11fijo - ,;
VEGETABLEi Rc'
A Holor and Dressing that will not Burn
the Hair or Injure the Head.
It makes hair soft and fine, restoring
its natural color without dyeing, by
imparting a healthy and vigorous
growth.
- 1 i. II nt,
I 111 inn) II a
1 I
IT IS ALTOGETHER UNLIKE ANY OTHER.
PALMED ONLY lit J. 11. Dunniss,
1
'I .•
al
.1.50 w, lliuc
:I 75 "
,
.10 pitying
426 North Eighth St., Philada.
Price ;ILK large bottles
None genuine without my signature,
and I put my name to no goods that
are not or surpassing excellence.
* I. - I
7 1
2 :
I:
I I ul 4 •
Eittz()lzs ()F V UTll.—:lCcnticm:nwho
y• It••to Norvot, 1101,11,1 y. It:soh:k
m:, DoC.ly tto•I o• )orttltfitl loolit•cretton,
WM. 101' Ilti , I Ili. 101111:111ity., •••:.1 fry.. tot all
,t• I t o to t• 11 it, 11., rot•th.• mot 411,16,11'0t . making tho
hitt rehooly I,r t I.•m l. wr , contd. Sulfer , rt. tvlithitig to
profit tltt• t•xtterit r.l by a.l-
dng I.—,i inpurt, t •••1111.1.•t , , .1 , tIIN It I 111 ItEN,
N.. 42 ro•tlar No•tr York.
Pr:1 . 1 7,. .. , 151i1c1i1!i 1101,1 of Ilto it•-tto
rsitr, :Ito making montlorful curt,
or c.mroc,,Tt.oomr.. Uloors toy titult
„,•,v A itt.tittlo•-+ trcattt•ltt, tot , 1
oifo, tot itltotor-t, horning. N
T It o tototi r t•nt a C 7) •
•••• ahlt• I tr,,.1 CANCERSI f ull , t t l
flrouul•nt
ii.cll,l/111 Ot 11111,'1 , 11-
that thoy tlio
ttiti•••,tr and mill to •I I•tt mr Ihoo• Of
. 1151 , 1 C.lll r.iii 011 Ow Prott•-• or , 11,-101tion tt Dom',
l'ohor-ity; I toltlt•••••. N. 511 Polo Strot 1. 1•1111,-1.1.
MEMEII
Tlii• r:eliilirateil medicine lia• tv•iti a ile•erveilly high
riilllll.ltll.ll 11.1111 i of psin and s VI, of
It 10coniii a 11011-010.1.1 the fact
that It iwrioaileut reliet. It I, a
5 - 1111,10 Iron, Ilii• le, 11.1
.111.•. t Mal, tii lite in fury
It i• •Iviiiri• and all
t.iolay, atter a nul.rr hint iir thirty year , —
the snerag , 111, 01 man—lt •hiiiila
it , over the NV141...1,111.1. 1,1
large Mid , 0,1lIVI• vs . :donee its
enduring' tante. tint 11111C11
iu its fa vur 11 , 0110 'lllOl 1.01110 trillll.l noire voile ince
yiiii it...ale:ivy Ilan all the :Ovi tisviiirlit• in tho world.
tilve it atio iair trial :tut! yid. would Ilia lie without it
11•11 111111 , 11,
Ihiectl•on• c.11.1a
Sala I.y all Urn
TO C()NSLNIPTIVES.—'I'IIe advertiser
Ii eJ ha vitm re:doted to health la a ridv rerrka, by
vitry itintolt•rtaidly, Mod having .I.llsditil tii•vidal
with tiovvit• Nita alltddittii, anti that dritail
stotiptidn, It. aux itilt• to mato. k now aid 15• I lows sailltdttra
ilto at 110 ,l , '. in , it, lot will itaild a rally
tho 10.4' ~ r rut:moth with the
thin- toil and u.ivg Ow -.auto, in 1111 . /1 Illity syill
told a •Itto Ilrduchititt,
olqn•et Ildv,ti-er in ...doling the l'otitarir,
1.0 bi . ll.lla , tort•atl Information
ColirviVo , la in 111,, i11:11 , 1e; :1111/ 110 ..Very .
null, rer ii iii try hi- niottaly, o.nt thida toilloiii
Ida , it
I'u ilia- svythoot the pro-cript ploato addrotta,
1...0W.5RD NVII.Si tN,
t'd.
THE DOUBLE-OVEN
SUNNYSIDE COOK OF 1870
I: CON-TIO , T1:10 ON
Nll \V AND ,CIENTIFIr PRINCIPLES.
tvith SI I'lloN FLIT: gualattl.. , 4l t.. thotoughly heat two
ovott-, anti •ost tt.tt 1i..1 t 1 ith two-11111tl. tho 1 . 1.1•1
11”:-..0,. t u Imo,
Jai. 111:1,111 . .trturng ..nr long +lna r.v".I)IY
BAELEY-SILEAF COOKING STOVE,
i by Ow public hic pit , t
TILL E UN! ATA,
our meta tlttltlmheatitm . 'lt S'lrttV Int , beet,
inuttli Improved And lemittltleti Ott. year. Where Itnown
the merit,. of t *love nottl no ointment.
rLV\]SII)E FIltE PLACE lIKA'I'I , ,I;S,
antottg It. mane ottEtt t• al , ' carried oil tho 111 K.
111,1 at II ioatitot. nt H , rlli 1,11,
i•tilipitittid to the tn., ~.Vera at the tootle or
the 11.11ttittar.. Heater. the ooly trot• hot.ole fire.
pia. , [loot, th the market. and like the regular built
ii r hoator I no twat.
l'or Circular+ awd hotintoolal..
STUART, PETI'AISON
•op7.:ltn I'l 11 I.ADELPIIIA.
For •ale by 0. 111
==lll=fii=
Iptly PIY tfitt:.vr
MEPICINE , .—NViII two. , navel teats to I: nolr a
dpeei,ol liver and on.“ 11 sere ~a rily ‘lnwaho entiro
y+teni nlen.e, l'ilnlaide+ colnitwu %enno te3en
and yet e aro Ilinelied+ tilt 0,11.311..113.1de:1, and
roalinoo Iho coal .ok lie, loing+
them pi onnalnely Ole grano. I.lv i3 , tin meieril3 .
c.. 111 1 ,1 , vorianre Avillk (lie law. el Wilma.,
Il inn, le • apparent lo all tnal, ',on, or Liter. oat aro tv
tee. eita• hor-011. (lint tt ha ...Igo
to eve..., in the u-a or very rich 4, Indica-4.1e rood or
InloNicating drink+. Invariably ray. Ileac y penalty in
the end. 'he Ina • Ionos di+ord.aed and rern+es to
ay . .; llo k lint r tall+ perlorui it. , functions. ilyspepnla anti
attendant ov iollew. and sunlit , nutterieg Intlivido•
i-t ill clinging te the thoroughly explolloal idea, ef
the pa ,t. medicine , an. recommended
tna all losing -ura and certain relief ,vberever
thoy t... , 1 d. clod, and all 11.1 1.4 necos,try tae e.-
t.11.11•IL then repniallen every Iroinan
In Ile land i , ala ff and ill/Partial trial them. I.oi th.o
,k4ptirat thi, point. lot have permitted
lutere.ted per.o.• le Pre/ita , them tolall”..l the' , ttoW
relelnated reniedle. for Coletintalan• rii.nAral lindr Pretit
ate..., and La ttocto nett lip tile of ream en and
rolllllll , ll ,en-e. II lie %y%lont 1 , disordered depend Ulna ,
it in tone c,,e, out of le Ile . ,eat aril ti will he
follud ill OW . 40111.11 :Id n er. ' l ' d el. an+o and laVin ,, rolo
the +tomarli and to +lnoulate die liver to heathy aCtlt)ll,
he II ENCE'S Ali Ii dolly increas
ing delnalld fvr pill, is tilt. vvideiton ,f their
dal 'Phousand, upon tit...ands boxen urn bold
daily. \VW' Simply berate,they net promptly nod
lovtLlblm lily Ind Ilud conVolllent to
rill ae Ilr. Sehenelt in poi non are Informed that full and
complete threctious liar up, accompany each package of
the
31.1\D HAKE PILLS, P1'1.51 ON IC SVIIIII• ANL) SEX-
W CEP ToNlC.—These medicine. will cure consitiaPt 1010
unless the luaus are so far gone that di/el...tient Is entirely
boyead the roach medical relief.
It may be asked by those \VII. aro not familiar with tho
virtues of these g real 11.111,1 i . ,, "holy de lar.6( 1 11 EN Cid 'S
medicines .Meet their 5....11.1..1 . 1 it 1 C 11,4 of COnstllliptit. I"
The an s wer in a simple 'Phry begin their work of
re s t e ratien by bringing the stem:lull, liver and howeleinte
an active healthy candition. It is bred that cart...thin for
midable disease. SCIIENCIC'S .51.1 . 1 X 11.11!E tel
on the liver and Ct....eh, promoting seeretiea
mng the bilo and slim.. Which have resultea
the itiartive. er terpid renditian el then...ea:a., and
of the system generally. '1 state of the body,
and the Collse.lllotit aCC11.11.1.1.11.01 4.1 1110 utilwalttly sb.
sta.. , named prevent the prep, digestien ef food, 1111 d,
Itti it 1111E111,1 which result:. In
prostration and finally in death.
11NC S 1.31.0.1`. IC vllll'l' find SEAWEED 'Pt /N
-IL:, 11111.111111,1, tegularly, !Lough. with the loud, aid the
digestive erg..., mak.. good rich 1.10,1, and as a natural
consequence, give.tlesli alit strength to the Patient. Let
the faculty say what it may, this is the only true 0111 . 4• fur
consumption. Execrieurehle.pieved it laoyeed
o r a d„ei l l. aro biota y and well who
a few year.. situ, byre •regard...l as hepeless
who e', llellieual to try Pr. „„a
we, festered to fa.cminent health by their Ilne.
m„.„, t h e bird scope the phyalcian should take milli a
consinePtive patient is to Inv igalate the system. Now
1.„ 5 , i s this tu he .1.110 Certainly not by giving medicine.
that exhaust find enervate—inedicsues that impair nistead
o f Improve the functions of thealigestlve organ, Doctor
SC 11 li's ...liclues cleanse the 5t.0111.11 and bowels of
all substances spiel are calculated to irritate or
then , TheY create all aPPollu — prouluto healthful diges
tion—make good blood. and, 115 a consequent..., they in
vigorate and streedthen the entire system. and 111000 es
ti ~ , pai is which aro dlse....d. If this cannel
lie done, theca the case must bo regarded fix a hopeless
If the physician finds It impo,sllrle to inake a PATICNT
FELL llux.el v, II llodismised Person ....not Partake of
go o d ueurishing food and properly digest it, It is inilmssi
ble that le, 01111g:tie lu ll...hand strength; and it is equally
inipessible to bring n patient to this se long as
the liver Is bardemal with diseased bile, and the stomach
laden 5v ith in:health y slime.
Almost the 111s1 nattiest made to the physician lay it cen•
smptive patient is that lie will prescribe medicines that
501 1 1 retnove er allay the 1.11e.11, night sweets awl chill.,
schlch are the sure attendants ell C. 1411111141, Bat till.
sh.ul,l net 6,10110, an the rough is only att ellort vt nature
to relieve itself, and the night sweats midi:11111s are caused
by tiled...a-ell lungs. T 11,0111,11.•. ueliuurily vie , Vribeti
do Wore halm than good. They impair the lunetteun of
the stomach, impede healthy digescen, :gel aggravate
rather than “ire the disease.
Them „ter all, nothing like facth Itifh which to nith
'tt le lad 11.1 , 11e01l 1.1.1 Dr.SCIIIII.IOIO.
relies. Nearly all who have taken hln inediclues in ac
cordance with Ilk direction , have net tally been cured of
catioMPtin, but, Irma the Met that these medicines act
ith wonderful tall er upon the dig...dive organs, patient..
bete. care , ) speedily gain C1.....ing the system of
all dlalluritle, they lay the foundation tor a rolla, rub ,
It.,toring 11,1,0 Orgllll4 w 111.ilith they
ere... au appetite The 10,11. properly assimilated: tllu
quantity et 'deed 54 net wily ineseased, het in made rich
and strong and in OW litre o: such a condition of the rye
-101,1 nil disease 11111-t be Iminshed.,
It'ol I directions aceompany each ..f the modlefne„ xo
that it net absolutely necessary that patients sleet Id sre
1/r. SCIIIINCIi tlyey desire to halo
their lungs et9l For this curie. , Lo II fit his pd.
cipal oaks., No. 15 North Sixth St., cern, of Commerce,
d.hiLidelimm, every Saturday, ironi :lit. M. Mall 11'. 31.
Advice is given ~'thou! charge, but fora thopaigh
ainimition )111, 1 1...1 lespirometer the charge Is
Price r 1 the Palimony Syrup and timpweed each.
5.1 Per bottle, er 57 de a hall dafen. 31amitake I 11.5
cents a box, kers:de by all druggists.
Sm
R. LEIGH'S
IMPROVED HARD RUBBER TRUSS
win retain and curt, the most dlelcult rupture.. Kutner
chute to moisture. For cleattlineen end durstblllty It bat
BO equal. 'rho lightest Truce ever tondo. Hupportors,
Elamite Belle, Stockluite, n II kinds o.
Truman Syringe., and ell other Inochnuleal rem.
edlee. siteuded to hV Mrs. LEWD.
Maroc, 1210 Chestnut etreet. uoxt door to tho cornerl
Thirteenth street, luD etalrer. nto 0.1 1
Active of elth, sex for this neigh.
borhod. Addre.. QPECIALTIES
eepl4.ly C. M. .111 N ES. Wilmington, Del. IJ IN
T III•: icoNnEr: tiot"rin: AGE!
womA:cs. lamas 'WASHER
PRICE ONLY TWO DOLLARS!
W . J. EVERETT'S NEW PATENT
SCAPULAR SHOULDER BRACE AND
No ntrapit titnbir the artas. Perfectly comfortable, ann.
°title ally tondo and logitly beneficial. , t 0 North 7th Et.,
tlow Arch Philadelphia. Trulitnin, Supporter.. Litwin toekinun,
OCk CrUtril ai C.. 101VCSt Prices hi tho city. Lady
ion tact. son ly
•
Utitclißf
SOLO EVERYWHERE
EOM
Xotircs
ED FR RE !
STRAP SUPPORTER
Nth) atibrrtizeincnts.
• ~.
TIIA V 1-4.1.1-4', "P. S
LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSCHANCE COM
PANY, of Dartford, Conn. CashAmmte,
id .
i DU Grant, LIFE and ENDOW3IENT
Pullet,+ of all approved forms. Matti° socu
flip, low Tat,, Also insures agnUmt ACCI
DENTS causing death or total disability. Ilan
paid FOOper doll for Afx lertmr in benefits to
11°110'4101de..
__._
Q 9 r, A DAN' 2-10 NEW wricLEs
for Agents. Samples free. 11. 11, 811 AW
A Mod, Muhl,
OI'AL lIAVANA LOTTERY.—
' I , Prizes cashed .01,1 Information forulohod by OEO.
UPII AM, Providence. It. I.
CENTS TO s l'Elt EVENING,
AT !RIME !
We are prepared to furnish profitable employnient to
Men and Women at their hows. Ona patio In each
locality throughout the United plates, Can engage to this
and
at great wages. We send. men, full particulars
and a valnable sample, SC will do to cionmenciArork
on. Any person seeing this nonce. who wants pro table,
permanent work, send um their addreim, withunt
delay. E. C. ALLEN dr CO. Augusta Malue.
$l.O t i o 1
1 ) ti A „ Y, 1 1 : "I FI `r ff' • ll . " \ S T I } ; ( ITig '
615 N.
AVOID 4111JACIES.—A victim of early In
discretion, causing nervous debility, premature
ikeay, Ate., baying tried In vain every advertised rein.
solf,ore, ',Vidal he will t. 0.1
fre to hitt follow-so:fermi Address J. 11. TuTTLE,
Na e ssau tareet, New York.
Iliano,s
GEOIWE STECK & CO'S
PIANOS,
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
Mason Itamlilt's Cabinet Organs,
An Elegant Stock al Greatly Redurea Prices.
GOULD & FISCHER,
NerCE+Alollrl TO J. E. 1.101.1LD,
No. 923 CHESTNUT STREET,
1018 ARCII STREET,
nrp 21.1 i PHILADELPHIA
QEVEN VE FIRST PRIZE MF
17 DA LS AWARDED.
TILE GREAT
//... 1 L7'l.lf ORE PIANO
mANI,FAcToity.
IVILLIAM KNABB & CO.,
G .1 ND, SQ HE AND UPIUG 717
MMEMMI
BALTIMORE, MD
The. , I l•trumeols burn been before tin' boblie fu
ovorlo 'I hint). Yvan., und upon their 1•X1 . 1.111.111.4. 1110110
I,llplireltrix,il pre rnitun ner,whlch pronounce
them .6. goolloil.
TONE
g,at power, streetnexs, and lino singing quill
ty. as well great purity tit intotiou, iiweetne
throughout the suture scale Their my
TOUCH
Is pliant and ela , tlc, and entlmly free from tho
nwme
loud tli many pianos.
IN AVORKINIANSIIIP
they are unequalledomingneenelent the very bests wooled
roothried, the large capital employed in our business en•
aiding us to keep continually an immense stock of lum•
Ler, Se. on hand.
A2-All our Sqnore Pianos have our New Improved
OvensYneso .SCAlen need den Agraffe Treble.
au-We width! call special nitenflon to our lath Improve
ments in GRAND PIANOS ow/ SQUARE ORANDS,
I'AYENYan Auo. 14, 1101, which bring the Pint., nearer
perfection thau has yet been attnined.
Every Piano Fully Warranted for 5 Years
We l u rro mat, arrangement.. for the Illa ; tt , r , ll/
ye ?ivy lor the mo,t.Celebrateit P. 151.014 ORI/ 1 % ,t 1 1 a .t
a a t
11 - Eht/DEONS. which 100 offer Whole/tale and Rt. 11,
Lowest Factory Prices.
WILLIAM KNABE& CO.
JAMMS BELLAK,
Wholesale Depot. DS& 2,1 Booth .Ith St., Phila., l'a.
cep 14.tiut
, .....
CANDY AND FRUIT.
GEO. W JENKINS
I=
Fr=
SUGAR, MOLASSES AM) COCOANUT
CANDY,
FRUITS, NUTS,
FIRE WORKS,
IMEI
GI I 11 ISTMAS GOODS
IGI NORTII MIMI) STREET
PII I I,ADELPIIIA
d0c1.5-Ir
MeCOV Tvsoy,
No. I'2lo MARKET Street, Philadelphia
I=l
HEATERS, EANGES AND STOVES
Carbon Reverberatory, Burlington Improved
American and Benefactor hot-Air
Furnaces.
UNCLE SAM IMPROVED,
DoVIILE AND SINGLE ELEVATED 0 VEN, AND FLAT
TOP ItANCiES.
CITY OF BURLINGTON,
Con.titotlon, Pacific, Dexter Fashion and Empire Cook
ing Star. and Empire Twofold° Hong,
SAS-LISIIT U. 4 RUDA' STANDARD AND UNION
HEl7'l'.." STOVES.
Thu above nrilelex aro znaunfactured by Om
AItBON STOVE WORKS
BURLINGTON, N. J
ALSO,
8188 A: CO.'S DIAMOND BALTIMORE FIRE
PLACE HEATER.
OAS OVENS and all other articles In our Sue.
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED.
$lOOOO GUARANTEE.
9
BUCK Ll'Al) _ E""f•tli;'q 1
LEAllte`
Porno Unrivaled Whiteners,
21. For its Unequaled Durability.
ad. For Its 11nrurplumed Covering Property.
Lastly, for Ito Economy.
.111 - B
-IT COSTS LESS to paint with BreN Lran than nn
other Whitt, Lend extant. The 11a1110 weight covers Milli
SI I IIFACE, Is mon, DURABLE, and pukes WHITE
WORK.
IJ L'CK LEAD fr the ,gleapest and Oro!
$lO,OOO G UARANTEE.
BUCK ZINC EtYiektcVt other
51.
For Ito Unequaled DurnbilltY,
For Itn Unrivaled NVOltenenn.
For Ito Uunnromoted Covering ProPortY
•
Lanny. for Itn ()nod Econom.
Lrlog tho Cif EAPEST, HANDSOMEST, nod ionnInDURA
DIE White Paint In the world.
BUY ONLY
BUCK LEAD AND BUCK ZINC
TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED.
Satisfactluu guaranteutl.by the Manufacturers
BUCK COTTAGE COLORS,
Prepared ..xpremily for Painting COTTA ES, OUT BUIL
DINOB of every dencrlptiou, FENCES, he. THIRTY
FIVE DIFFERENT COLORS, Durable, Cheap, Uulform
and Beautiful shade..
Kemple cards emit by Mall If desired.
Beaten.' Orders will be promptly executed by (ho man
°lecturers. _ _
FII,LNOII, RICHARDSI & CO.,
N. W. COR. TENTH kt, MARKET STS.,
Ilk 19.1 Y PHILADELPHIA.
or .10 by JOSE:1•11 STOFFLET Allentown Pa
FLANNELS I FLANNELS! FLANNELS I
Thla Department. I. Oiled black. WO. PLAIN and
FANCY PLAID SIMI:NMI FLANNELS.
PLAIN •nd
FANCY TWILLED FLANNELS CHECK: and SOLID
C 01.01114 HOME-MADE FLANNELS, RED, WHITE.
YELLOW andailLllE WOOL and DOMET FLANNELS.
COTTON nod SHAKER FLANNELS, all colors. OPEIIA
FLANNELS.
Your Inspection of our .p ectf °Mir oully Mock aolloltcd.
Itc.
E. S. SUMER & CO.,
707 and 707 linmlltuu St.. Allentown. Pn.
Jot Sale anti "go Let
TO LET.-A ItEASONAIILE LEASE
will be given on the Banton Slot° Quarry, eltuntod In
Plainfield township, Northampton county, Pa., near
Stackertown. It consists of number ono antoroln, Line,
uover.fading Plato, fully equal to tbo well-known Chap.
man Slat°, With a good waterpower and a full rigging of
pumping and hoisting machines. Persons dent runs of at,
opportunity of this kind will ploaso examine, (or them
selves, anti apply to Reuben Koch, Sfackertown P. 0.
litar3 li. L. SCHREIBER, President
421" BURIAL LOTS FOR HALF.---
The tifuler,lgned offer for an 437 now Cone-
. . .
Inn' lots Innedlutel) ndjoiulug the Uuluu Cometnry, uu
tenth street.
Tho lots will he xold by anbwrlptlon, and Itnniolllatoly
after the whole number me disposed of they will be award
ed lip lot In tho same 0111101er 101111 tho organization of tho
Union Association. Plata or plans of tho prenthuna can ho
5000 at our office. MY 12 0001)
HOUSE FOR SALE.-711E , SUR
scriber niforx for 'Welds house and Jot sitnateda
on SIXTH street. between TURNER and CHEW. In
Om City of Allentown. Thu house Is complete with
all the modern conveniences and la - handonmely papered
throughout. The grounds are tastefully hold out and aro
well stocked with Holt trees. An the furniture wax bought
exnressly for this dwelling the subscriber would prefer
selling It wall the house. For further Information, terms
or a view of Ow hot.e call ou the aubacrlhor ou the prem.
Iscs, between the bout. of 9 A. M. unto 31'. N.
.
U. W. HUDSON,
North Gth 111. reel., nhove rural
INE BUSINESS OPENING.
STORE FOR SALE!
A DRY (NODS STORE In tho City of Alletdown to .4%
feted forsato upon advantagettun loon, The snub It
tdoeked with a choice too... Meta of xeuxunnlde goody.
and enjoys a very Ito run of trade. To a person of en
ergy nud the proper Wolin... itnaiilleallonx tltlx ntfordx
flue opportunity for securing a ready entabllybed aunt lu
crative businetty. For particulars address Box 130
Allentowu l'a. nun 17.
BUSINESS OPENING
The utolorxigued offer their ENTIRE STOCK up
DRY GOODS AND FIXTURES
MEE=
AD VANTAGEOUS TERMS.
Lasted in the central part of tho City of Allentown
AnlnY to
SCLIREIBER
ilx,gra Noticeo.
NOTICE IS lIEREBY GIVEN
that application has been made to the Connor Com
m Pleas of Lehigh Connty to alter and amend the art!.
cies of association of the LYON VALLEY NOUSE INSUR•
ANC COMPANY OF LEIIIOII COUNTY. A copy of
said li lt , ratlons and amendments hare been flied In the
Prothonotary's °nice, and If no sufficient reason latshown
to the contrary on or before the first day of neat term, the
said Court will alter and amend the said articles as prayed
for. RICHARD .1. KNEIIII, Pres'L
ASHER F. FATZINOEIL
()'ricE.---NOTICE IN lIEIIEDII
.t.:l (LI VEN to allrsons Indebted on the book, of (ho
late Ii of Trex pe tiro,. dealers In Lumber, to make
.....ttlement of the sumo to JOn, Trexhir Without further
delay, at nor Mother other of Willoughby ILTroxler, at
the corner or Tenth and Hamilton streets, and all person,
having claims against Nald gnu will also please precept
them—Jona , . Tregler :done being authorized to make tiet
tleuteuts pertaining to .41 tiro.
.10NAS TREXLEI2,
WI L I.oli (I II BY It.'TnEXLEIL
anl7-um E. \V. TILEXLEIL
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
I_ UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
In I/o ratter nj WILLIAM M. KISTLER. linnk•
',pl. In Jinni, reptry.
Node,. In hereby given that William M. NWMler, tbe
above named Bankrupt, has petitioned for Ills discharge,
out that a general meeting of all his creditors will be held
t the American Hotel, City of Allentown, Lehigh Co.,
I I
before the undersigned, Register In liankrnptcy, uu
WEDNESDAY, the TWELFTH day of OCTOBER, at 9
o'clock, A. Si., when and where the Bankrupt will on.
dorm, the LAST EXAMINATION preparatory to his dis•
chatge.
And on WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY.SIXTH of OCTO
BER, 1579, at 10 o'clock, A. Al. said application will bo
heard before the United Slates District Court aforesaid,
it Philadelphia, whoa whomMOHO tally Ito shown,
f any, why said Bankrupt ~honld not be discharged.
HEORGE N. CORSON,
Register lu POIhrOPMT.
MEM
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR TILE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF I'EZ)Z7SYLVANIA.
S. In
t j „l VI; C.
1 0:11.1111 and
t a l 275 1 1,
Hun krit
And now, Se
disc har ge 1570, it is ordered that a final
hearing for the discharge o said Bankrupts be had before
(leorge N. Corson. Register In Bankruptcy, at his °nice,
Mnericau Hotel, Oily of Allentown, on WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 12111, 1870. at In o'clock, A. N., where nay
their creditors may ho heard• opposition to their din.
charge. OEOROEN. CORSON,
sep :N.St Register to Bankruptcy.
AIIIIITOICS NOTICE.
/of& Court of 0.101110)1/ IV Lehigh Courtly.
No. :W. :Inuit/tare Doubt.
la tile mutter Of thu account of M. 11. 1101111. Atodgueo
of I. P. SLICKLY.
Now, September 0. 1.570, the Court appoint 11. C. Iluun•
Lerner. Coq., Auditor, to audit and renettle, and If neees
bars, :nuke dbitributlou. From flat Records.
J. S. DILLINGER, Proth . y.
The under,,lgned will meet all parties Interested In the
ahove account. at Isle otllcamecond floor of Post Ofllce
Allentown, on I'IIUItSDAY, OCTOBER tiltb.
ISM, at 0 o'clock. A. M.. to attond to the dutlet of the
nLove appolutment. 11. C. IIUIiSBERO
sep.2B.3t Auditor.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
.rtate of 11 A R THOLOME 2if ft RTA UG dec'd.
Thoundersigned. appointed Auditor to audit and re
settlo tho account of Julia Wilibung and Atom M. Mur
laugh, adniluDtrators of the estitto of Bartholomw Mar
laugh, 110CCIINlid, and to make distribution of tho bola.°
In the hands of tho accountunts, will niect tho Barnes Bs ,
toreided, for thepu m
rposes of his appointent. ou Tlll.lllB.
DA E. OCTOBER Gth, 1870, nt II o'clock, a. to.. at the
officio urn. Clay Ilionersly, Esq., In the Borough of Cala
aiiituir•
bet , 14.31 .1. - WINSLOW WOOD,
Auditor.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Whereas A. F. KOONS,of tho Borough of Catatiau•
qua, Lehigh Couuty, and PAULINE, his wife, by volun
tary deed of assignmeut dated August 20, IS7O, conveyed
to the subwriber all his stock, real, personal itud mixed ,
for the beuellt of his creditors. Notice is hereby given to
all persons Indebted to sold parties to mako payment to
the subscriber within six weeks, and those having claims
to prewut tho same, duly authenticated, withiu the same
time. . M. 11. 11011 N, Assignee.
Catanauqua, August 'AL Ih7o. rug it-Ott'
HOKE\ID:►UQUA SCHOOL DIM
THICT STATEMENT.
Frain Collectar
County Treasurer
" State Sunda
Cash sal baud front last year.
Teachers wages
Fuel and Contingencies
Fens or Collector and Treasurer
Yeeretary's salary
Building
Repairing and Interest
Last Year's Debt
Debt Dile by the District
dep :It
B y INDUSTRY WE TIIRIVE I
We are giving a great deal of attention to our
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT,
Always endeavor to keep It now and attractive. The
very latent novelties of the season, from tho cheapen! ar
ticles to the finest texture , or fabrics.
We buy for ready cash silly, in consequence enables um
to buy cheap at the bottom prices. Our customers always
share in tho profile.
Berme you snake your Fall and Winter purchases, do
not fall to call at the
MAMMOTH STORES OF
E. S. SHINER & CO • 9
71'.5 and 707 Hamilton St.. Allentown, Pa.
1115 Hopkins' Philadelphia 1115
II001? SKIRT MANUFACTORY,
N 0.1115 Chestnut St., (Girard Row,)
Furnarly GM Arch St., Philadelphia. •
A complete assortment of all the new Fall Shapes of Our
Celebrated " Champion" Hoop Skirts, lu every length
and size, together with our ow n• ;cake of 'Keystone . '
Skirts (second quality.) and full Mem of good Eastern
mods Skirts, fur sale, WHOLESALE and RETAIL. at
PRICES JUST REDUCED BELOW THOSE OP ANY
FORMER SEASON. Our Champion Skirts nturo than sus
tain their reputation fur superiority over all others. and
aro now sold at such prices as will meet the clews of all,
Mill are warranted lu every respect.
CORSETS ! CORSbTS !I CORSETS Ill—Our assortment
of Corsets contains .over 100 kinds and prices, and Includes
every desirable kind, such as Thumson's Glove Fitting,
J. Becket's, It. Werly's, Madame Foy's and Alrs.Moody
"Putout Self-Adjusting Abdominal Supporting" Corsets
In all grades, together with Aliases . and Children's, and
every grade of Hum! made Corsets, ranging in prices an
follows:-15c.. Mc.. 7Ac.. b3c., We., file .
91 00.41 11, 91 14, 40,19, 5126, &0., up to 07 00.
PAN L
lElt BUtiTES in 27 styles, from 33 cents up to
V4N r i t T i Ta I VI Vet ro"rf.'S. In
all
n k t dLa o ri . d ., p r .
atm from fi233 tosl3. (lured Muslin Skirts, os, lon g
73c.; 10 Tucks, hie. • L 5 Tucks. 111 2% Ate., p to $lO.
Hoop Skirtm and eursets made to order. a l te r e d and re
paired, at Manufactory and Sales Hoots., 1119 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
Call or send for Circular , .
sop IS.3m • WM. T. HOPKINS.
FEED' THE HUNGRY,
AND ULOTHE THE NAKED I
You can be provided and be made comfortable at the
MAMMOTH STORES
Water Proof Cloth,
Or ItEPELLANTS of all the different mixtures.
CLOT lI,. CASERES.
SATIN Errs,
TWEEDS,
A full line for BOYS' SUITS.
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
ALSO.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Olvo us a call before parchasing elsewhere. We will
glllll.llt. It to be to , advantage. •
& CO.,
705 and 707 lieuillton St., Alleutowo, t'n.
irIItAND EXPOSITION FOR TILE
•.R FASHIONABLE WORLD.
COMPLIMENTS OF MRS. N. A. BINDER. No. 1101 N.
W. corner Eleventh and Chestnut street. Philsdelphia
FASHIONS FOR THE FALL AND WINTER of 1870.
Wholesale and Retail, which Paris and the first mutual's,
tortes supply.
Dresses. Mantles, Cloaks and Costumes for Ladies and
Children.
locos, A " o e ft d o
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dozen.
If you want a handsomelytlea, well-made suit, at
abort notice, go to Mr. Binder's for tasteful trimmings
and dainty stitches. Mourning. Traveling and Wedding
outfits. Walking anti Fay Costume.
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIM3IINGS, BUTTONS, ORNA•
BENTS, comprising the latest Paris novelties in black
and colored Friatien, Gimps Ruches Loops, Flowers,
Gloves, Bridal•Wreatbs, ens, Itibisins, now shades in
Velvet,Hatn and Taffeta Ribbons, Hashes, Neckties.
MADE lIP LACE GOODS—GRAND DUHESSF. LACE
FOR DRESS TRIMMING. —Pointe Applique, Valetta..
mune. Hamburg Fldgings and Insertions, Black Guipure
and Thread Laces now In civilian and moderate lu price.
CHOICE INDIAN ORNAMLNTS.—Pans. Birds, mats,
Cushion. Mouchoirs, Canes and Fancy Goodn,,selected
by hlrs. Binder ut Niagara.
Elegant lino of Whitby Jet Goods, In sets, Breastpins,
Earrings, Necklaces and Bracelet. Splendid lino of
French Jet Goods, Coral and Franck Gold Sets. Charms,
Sleeve Buttons, Chains, Sc., which for price or variety
In style, cannot be surpassed.
Strangers visiting our city are resPerlfelir Invited to
examino.
Pinking knd °offering. Cutting and Fitting. Also, a
perfect systemof Dress Cutting taught. Patterns sent b y
snail or express to all parts auto Union.
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