The Lehigh register., November 02, 1870, Image 2

bc Alci)* 4ctlister.
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killlr.iitEDELL. JR
ALLENTOWN, l'A., NOV. 2, 1870
Tim Press tuns n 1 , m.: article I i.day to prove I
that the census or Philadelphia is imperfect.
The whole number of dwellings erected in
the past ten years Was 11,7118. Besides these
here were erected numerous hotels, orphan
asylums; etc., whose population is neeetisarily
large. Allowing sevi II pt r,, p, to each dwel
ling the increase would have been 173,186,
giving the city a population id 739,115 again9t
657,159 as returned I c the lunrale The in
crease In voters during the same p e riod wan
29,267 which multiplied by six, the 'general
average, would give an ineress , rm'
and n population or 711,167.
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Tin, subjcet or amcndhig the State Consti- ! ,:,
t 1 ii delphin show a population 0'657,179, an
twition is receiving fsvorable i imsideration by
increase Of only 111,650 In ten years. We do
the ine,s tlitonglooll the Commonwonitb. not place the least reliance upon the figures
The 'movement iiiiiiiguratill by the Union .
given far to e ,i ~
ty on Brotherly Love. Any-
League of P 101 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1' 16 " In " - with 11 read Y hmly who is acquainted with the vast exten
i•esponse and it is in•lit vuil tint the Legisht
sions made in that city during the past ten
lure, at its next i0...-ii•ii, may he induced to
years knows that there have been enough new
Inks early action in the matter. It is ot vast
dwellings erected In that time to accommo
interest to the ti hole p eo ple mi l w e hope they date three times the number of people ennme..
will give the matter that support which it de- rated in the increase.
serves, ❑ntl stiiv , It make it OH' 1111'111N of re
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moving mmuty of Ile• evils which now e xi s t.
The COnstittition should be so amended as to Cliu'Auo wishes to have it understood ilit t
prevent improper le,ti,letitm and to secure to the foreign shipping interests, ovi r whose tit -
those in a minority in the s, coral legislative cadence the lamentation has been so lo u d, are
districts the rights w hieb Choir localty entitles retilly or secondary importance besides the
them to. t lonte,tle shipping interests, especially time
of the great lakes. In testimony whereof the
'rot publishes the official returns, showing?
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Ttist. ' who have h01 "" 1 that P.m ''' . "' I. " that In the sear 1808 there were entered at the
result from the lab st ne g o tiati o n, are likely to
port of Chfcago.l3,l7l vessels, being 1,418
br disli.pointed. Prussia is persistent in It 'r
more then
entered the
ports
of New York,
matols and Fr:ttos• I i. tent , e,l to recognize
Philadelphia, Baltimore and San Francisco to
(he kopelesso-ss of her taus,. Will it I"tY gethcr. For the last six months of 1869 the
I. "" i° toI r f wit I°T. the purpo ' e ' i t t. entries at Chicago were 9.004, being 156 more
l'en't'n-' ° neh ht 3 than at 811 the ports named, and Boston also.
sets.re the ei-siott I.r territery, is 1 qm.,-,tion When in addltion, it is considered that for
dirt °DIY riche , • eau deei ' l "• N°l ‘ with. tour months in the year the lake commerce
i ' liludin g I cifittinte triumphs °l. the 2ru ' . amounts to nothing, on account of the He,
shalt armies, their 'et,,rj, ,htrn , it it is easily seen th it it is nothing. to be made
hvnvYsacrilicts.*\ le l'attalk° of Laud- lktlit or and that its interests are worthy of nt
\relit., tinder General Kammer at Mete. says nintion.
ibe Berlin rot respoodi lit of the New Yin k
.1/teaht: in it t Ilazaimis sortie on the
7.1.. ls. 0%. r the 1,ct%% yen the filen& of 31sekey
at : 1,070 end Ins in is mery bitter and the light he
twc, n theNe lection's is likely to destroy Ike
In 11,e - • ; of the , power of the 'llepublican party, we think the
~„ are those Repol,liean members of Ilit Legislature, as a
hoicher:. Titey duty In the party, as well as to the whole peo
„O. n it ;„ 1;., rii t e n ple, shotd.l cast aside both af these rispirant4
1 ,1„,.„„f . and h a lg.. for the tdlice or Slate Treasurer and elect a
I hese and of toe di, new man. IVl.en it -.hall become apparet.t
tre.s of the people i .• arott•ed a decided that the party has gotten so low that only
feelitm in favf these two area can he found in the whole Stale
tdf l'etim.ylvania capable of performing the
tlutits of fr, fisting., then it will he time enough
for the party to hang its fortunes upon the
necks a these indiridunls, but we have 111:-
nterous public men w Ito are not the choice t f
particular cliques, who are honest, callable and
would make efficient ollfeets, and in this class
WV I:110W it no one more worthy °clime honor
than General Joshua T. Owen, of l'hiladcl
phia.
:\I ALLY IN. 1 iti 111 Ut 11.,1,1
from Me 1..• ...',ll Ey,
n i r 7.,
:tii
‘vhich the readist.... l athi r ,]o,w their apprecia
tion he ~ivitt..2 it tot it to irtiesl Qupport. This
thet has heen eta ;11111 An gen
erally acknowledged it is not neciisary to
partiettlariz , any time insittnee, null therefore
the public ittatt'rested no surprise %viten the
:dlerticon papers of the American associ
ation published the news of the stirrer.
der oC linznint• oar tiny indin:n tir• jois.
oats a the Assoviated Pre, had !veived
it. The ineltie , s of the it organization i.
constantly and rapidly inert asing and its fa.
cilitics for collecting 2111 1111),:nlitting etery
huportant item of new: are wonderfully emit.
plete, c;oisidering that the enterpri s e ha, had
an existence of only it dew months. The. rt.
per,: of the antiquated Associated are
alvare of the fact that the ime.ple recognize
the merits of the ['tell association and they
never neglect 1111 opportunity to injure their
rienl It . y all dlshttne,a . tuna digracetill mean:
in their pease.
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.Vlter a siege of only tell weeks, say, the
Ili.. great fortress of Metz has surrem
&rel. • At an early hour yesterday, morning
its mtriison, one hundred and fifty thousand
strong, including *A larshal Ihizaine, one of the
ablest military comnianders of modern l'ritnec,
thorn their arms. This capitulation Is nn
yv. ul in the prellent' conflict next in inifor.
ialice to that which tool: place at Setlan on the
•M September. When .711clution was sn
dkan'rously beaten at IVeh-senburg the hopes
of France were at once centred upon the army.
under Ilictaine, which occupied a formidable
position on the banks of the river Saar, facing
the main army. liut the terrible
chi) id tie gulls or the Croivn Prince 1..1
scarce died aivay . it, the Iliac!: .Porest before
Steinmetz advanced Forbach and hit
mum the iinfialitnate Vrossaril with such
crushing force that the whole line was com
pelled to mustily retire to tile valley of t h e
%vei; later linzaine attempted to
retreat still further west in order - to direct
junction with :dentition at t'llahms, but en
vounieri il the . 'Rimy on blab, Minks, was
tared In give battle, and 1011'1'011TV (lays' ter
ride tiravelolti., on hit
of August. tin, c , qupellrd I.) lake
refuge iiithin the walls of Metz. %Vint
the eeep.ion of oera•ional sorties, of
the diameter or extelit of which tee
have hail but inew:re accounts, this ended
the suorl, of 1111! boasted .Iriny of the
pile a hostile army' has been
overrunning their country, 'cvering commit•
ideation bet i,Tell Paris nit the iyorld,• anti
coolly planting teriiiile engines 4,1,1111,21 km
1,11 ,•1 cry no:, of if, these Men, fatrioth..hrtive,
mill eluding frith resirainl, brave been cooped
1,1, 11111 it 1 111'1, , ,1 to 1 4 11 . k1 1 111111 , 1,111. I . l'l l lllll horse.
Itcnii diet of starve. Ding NVilliain reports
ti%enty Hams:mil sick !nen among the pri,:•
oners. YU Matta hie nintinient iri mine (/I'.
I'l'l2l.
Ifut %\
!^111 . 1i11,11,g a. II \‘ll , It 113• 111111. 'lag
for 11:e hrol:en
and ,i,lit,t;.ll/1.1 :truly ut t dun, Ina 3111 z.
had ah% .•11 tegard,.l tt. 0110
gist l'ot . i!t n "rid ; indt•ekl \diva
i' is intpregtiablv. It has al-
IVilyti !Well tlaiwvd 11111 t nothing but ,tarv,t
c0‘vat',14.1....r heathery could roduct. it.
.1 dispatch - 01:s reports thy arrival
at Tour., as who rccvntly escaped
is oh:guise, and w r(vals , that the provi.
.huts were id
. 1., v,ral
1111111) . 11.. olic e, al 111111-0 till gartison of
I.IIWIII I.IICC. 11 c:R:11.1.3., then ? Perhaps
not. For the Minot 01 Fralle.• 1,111. has
disgraced (111 . 111 I.IIOIWI iu thi. C11t..,t
I' hope not. We al', inrliuOd to the opin
ion that this surrs oder mer as more than
/111111.1114 1111011 till. 11111 11 it. Tiler(' iS
thing which King NV illinin's bulletin do( s not
d i s o o k, %Vt. cannot b, 11111. that )111? has
' a n v i l so easily from :11.1,01111V
lint 131111110 s t. 13117.11111 V 11,1, !wen a patty to an
itittl-Bcpublic, conspiracy, will the French
~,,„p t e submit to • his dictation In the ab
s'o;,,(lf ii „ y thing front Tours this question
'CillAttlt now he answerril. If th, I'reneL arc.
wise they will resist 00,1 c ongcr. Their great
esl need to-do)' is route, and they should !mike
haste to srcure It. If l'rtissin is harsh or 'un
just the world, will witness it, and the scal es
of juitice may 110 balanced at some future day,
lint to continue this unequal struggle Is worse
than folly - -it is madness.
A 'Aster despatch confirms our suspicion as
e xnritssed above. 13aznine has surrendered
04..ectssity, against the protestntions of
his otllcrrs, has arrogated to himself extraor
dinary poivers, ignores the Provisional Gov
eminent, is in lengue with and Is
lunntied as it traittir by the peopte IPrnnee.
What nest ?
IT is said the report of Senator Cameron's
illness was gotten up to raise the hopes of
some aspirants for Senatorial bailors. The
General will, in nil probability, live to be re.
elected.
NEW YORK ELECTION.
The arrangements for enforcing the new
election law New York have been com
pleted. The government is determined that
it shall be strictly eaforced, without detriment
to the rights of any voters, but im the interest
of all good and law•abtding citizens. The
order I() the military commanders will soon
be Issued enjoining upon them great caution,
so as to give tut cause for a breach of peace,
' hut to be in readiness to render •stich aid as
Imay be necessary in the proper enforcement
of the low.
i ILE popuintion of the city of New York is
927,4313, an increase of 113,767 in ten years.
The returns from the Census Marshals for
THEN EMI' I*o ELECTION
the uli la Democratic journals are raising a
terrible I tecmisc the President 'has sett
troop: I. New York, to be ready to assist tl.e
:llandlak, in cats• they shall be over
p.m (Ted by 111 r mlt, in enforcing the inn.
It not the mull of the governMent- that e\.
troue in( a , mes nave to be resorted to, and it
is the saw, lily which hotel against the el
forcemeh , of the law in New •Voil, that. op
posed tie coercion of the Southern Rebel-.
Ever h•., abiding citizen knows that .he is
\cr interfered with in his rights. WI
ev. r heard of tr(mps coming to Allentown I.)
preserve ~ rder on election day ? Democrak
and Ilei.oblicans here olie the ia•,vs [mil tl
col. protecting the bal.'ot.h o s by for( e
has never arisen. !t is In sustain the otderl •
peaceable and la w•alliding citizens of NeNV
York in their rights that the President ins
sent troop, there and this class of pc.,
plc are thankful that they have a governinebt
in ensure them the privileges of nn American
citizen.
IT has gi•ni•rally been supposed, says the
/;u//etiio, that a very hiavy increase in the
population of the °Uproducing counties I
Penn,ylvania world la , shown by the censr, , ,
ri turn- of 111)70. These counties are Venango,
Craw For.; and Alc . .reer, the largest oil producer
hieing aati;.,o. Ili VC is a SiatelllCllt or their
tern) and 1870 :
18110 1871.1 Inereas,
25,0.13 .111,362 21,330
48,755 63,827 15,072
311,856 .111,0s1 13,125
1 o 61
Cfa Oro! I
11 1,1.
I I 0,6:3.1 160,1110 49,536
The increase in these three counties is a lit
tic less than h , rty•nine per cent., %%Idle the in.
(lease in tie 4 Mile Western District is at the
rate of thirty-nine per cent. Ltmerne county,
which is not a producer of oil, huh is a pro
ducer of coal and other valuable minerals, has
increased its population from 90,2•1• I to 160,-
071, or a little over seventy eight per cent.
Imzerne geographically belongs to the Eastern
half of Pennsylvania, as do seven) other
counties that have been, for the sake of con.
venienee, put into the jurisdiction of the
United States Courts of the Westein District.
Butt the extraordinary increase of its popula
tion, even as compared with that of oil
counties, shows that, after all, the wealth or
Pennsylvania in coal surpasses that she pos
sesses. in oil, nib only as a solid basis of pros
perity. but as an attraction to capital, mulct
prise and lapulation from abroad.
COMPOBA I. PUN ISIVMENT N PUB
ti/'ROOI.K
resting disctosion occurred at lit'
meeting of the New York Board of Education
last wed:. which indicated a somewhat stroll;
tendency among the members of that body 1.
.fit or corporal punishment in the schools as r
means of discipline. Instances were adduced
in th•e course of the debate where teachers hail
corr. eted children in the most cruel and bra
btl manner, and ether instances where schol
la , Mid acted in ape❑ rebellion to teachers.
and h a d even threatened them with firearms.
The ca r e was alluded to of the boys who
stoned to death in Nie-sachusetts a delicate
female teacher Mr some fancied wrong she had
done thew. This was instanced in justilicn
n011..1 1110 use of corporal punishment, when
it night perhaps be quoted on the Opposite
side of the question.
The whole difficulty in this matter, we think.
arises from the selection of .leachers who do
not posses, the moral qualifications for their
calling, and is hose tempers are irritable, and
whose last( s are not ill consonance with their
pursuits. It the School Boards would, in
choosing the instructors of youths of various
dispositions and capabilities, appoint those
only who are capable or adapting themselves
to the moral its well as the mental chm•acteris
ties Of melt pupil, there would be very little
if any nerd of corporal punishment in the
schools. It is not simply necessary that
teachers should be proficient in the different
branches of education in be taught, or should
be able to answer all the set questions pro
pounded to them when undergoing examina
tion for the stations they seek. Something of
their Melings and asSoclations should be In
quired into, and especially of their domestic
history' and early training. We question,
however, whether any such considerations
are entertained in the appointment of tutors
in public schools, and until they are we shall
continue to hear of cruel punishment by teach.
ers and Insubordination among pupils.
THE LEHIGH. REGISTER, ALL ELN ruk )WN . EDNESI) A.
THE Democratic press say the military are
sent to New York to prevent a fair and free
vote. Their idea of a fair and free vote is
where a man's free to vote as often as he
pleases, as long ns he doesn't vote the Repub.
lican ticket.
Pious has been summoned to surrender,
and, It is said, for the last time. It was the
most natural thing Imaginable that the Ger
man commander should seize the occasion of
the fall of Metz to offer terms to the besieged
at Paris, but it does not follow that patience
Is exhausted, and that the tender is made for
the last time. Everything which the Germans
have done, and all of the little which they have
publicly declared, Indicates that they have no
Idea of either assaulting or bombarding the
French capital. The latest circular from Bis•
marck, addressed to the Embnssadm•s of North
Germany, which we publish this morning,
leaves the impression on the mind of the rea
der that the Parisians are to be left to the fate
which naturally follows tint isolation which
their city WO lib W suffered for forty days, and
which they in part produced in the vain at.
tempt to delay the Prussian advance. Count
Bismarck suggests a painful contingency re
sulting front the too long delay of the sur
render, which now seems inevitable, in the
intimation that the German commanders will
be unable to provide n single day's rations for
the population of Paris in the event of its
cnpitulation. This consideration Is one which
the French military lenders cannot reject, and
there is just reason to hope that Paris, when
it does surrender, may not lie found in the de
plorable condition of Metz.— Tribune.
THE STATE FINANCES
The monthly reports now published by the .
Sinking Fund Commissioners afford frequent
opportdnity for the public to see for them
selves the Commonwealth's financial condi
tion.
The statement published on the sth instant
shows that during Mat month $100,050 00 of
the bonds of the State were redeemed and
paid, and that since the 10th of November
last, the whole amount redei , med by the State
is $1,576,151 GS.
This is truly n gratifying exhibit and proves,
if further proof were necessary, the advantage
in having Republican officials nt the head of
affairs.
In referring to the subject the .Statc Journal
says it further appears, on examination of
the subject : that since the 00th of November
1804, the semi-annual interest on the debt has,
at all times, been promptly met, and that the
handsome sum of $8,141,214 07 has been paid
on the principal, thus reducing the balance of
the debt to $31,238,389 27 on the 30th of Sep
tember last. This and result will more clearly
appear when stated thus :
State debt, Nov. 30, 1804, $:30,379,003 94
State debt, Nov. :30, IS7O, 31,238,389 27
Ana paid since N iv. 20, 18111 211
This result cannot be other than satisfactory
to every patriot and taxpayer in the State,
and the more so when it is remembered that
the Democratic party, during their long mis
management of our State finances, had piled
upon us a debt of over $10.000,1100 : t,renty
three milliona of which wits veer-ds,, and no
provision made fur its paynient. •
Western District or Pennsylvania
The following are the official figures f i n• all
the counties in the Western District of Penn-
a~'lcnnin
Allegheny,
A mist rong.
Beaver,
Butler,
Blair,
Bradford."
I led lord,
Cann roll.
Clearfield.
Cambria,
Clinton,
Columbia,
Crawford.
Cent re,
Clarion. '
Elk,
Erie,
Fulton,
Forest,
Fayette,
Greene,
Huntingdon.
Jefferson,
Juniata,
Lawrence,
Lucerne,
Lvemning,
Kean,
Mercer,
:Montour,
Northumberlant
Potter,
Snyder,
Somerset,
Sullivan,
S119(11101111111:1,
Tioga,
Union,
Venango,
'Warren,
Washington,
Westmoreland,
Wyoming.
Inc' Icv,
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New pniutiy formed out of Potter & M'Lean.
We shall publish the returns of population
or the Eastern district as soon ns they are made
public. from the large increase in the 'West
ern district it looks as though the full census
return will show an aggregate increase of pop-,
lotion in the State of more than one million
since 1840.
A " LOUD - MAMMA'S TACTICS.
Not many days ago there was a rather
" loud" woman down here, says the Cape
May Wave, rich and vulgar, swooping around
with her daughter, and putting on more airs
than you could grind out of n hand organ.
One man, who was disgusted with the aristo
cratic pretentious of the couple, thought he
would have a little fun at their expense. So
one day he pointed out a good-looking fellow
who was passing the hotel, and mentioned to
the woman in a sort of careless, offhand way,
that the good-looking fellow was a lord, who
had just arrived in the country, and was stop.
ping for awhile at Cape May. This woman,
you understand, wanted an Introduction, so
that she could set her daughter at work to
rope in this scion of a noble house. The
stranger was presented the next evening in
the parlor, and this designing being of a
mamma began to gush over him.
She kept on exclaiming how much she had
always Inlmired the English nobility, and how
much she longed to see them In their own
beautiful home; ; and then she asked this man
if he did not sometimes long for his island
home, and hate the society of the vulgar
American, and sigh for his high-born con,-
Pinions ! At last' the man turned around and
said she must have made a mistake ; he didn't
care n red cent for aristocracy ; he had no
island home, for he came from Germany ; and
Ile had no high-born companionS, unless
some of his friends were born In a „garret.
So this woman rose right up and pranUed out
to the fellow Who introduced her to the aristo
crat, and she said :
"See here I I thought you said that man
Nash lqrd!"
"So lie Is," was the reply ; "he is the land
lord of the Dutch hotel around the corner
there. Nice man, isn't he !"
•Perhaps that woman won't souse that man
under and hold him there, the next time she
cetehes him bathing in the surf. It wouldn't
surprise us to learn at cny time that ho had
been jammed full of red•hot hair pins by a
savage female, who crowned her performance
by executing a Kickapon war dance oh his
Inanimate remnine. .
THE CEM4I'S
1870. 1500.
202,482 178,831
41,385 35,707
30,132 29,140
:10,485 :13,594
33,031 27,829
51,100 '48,734
28,036 20,736
4,273 new N PII nt y
23,779 18,759
:10,372 29,153
23,213 ' 17,723
28,765 25,005
63,827 48,755
34,304 27,000
20,542 24,988
8,315 5,915
65,977 49,432
9,361 9,131
4,18:1 898
43,284 39,909
25,893 24,343
:11,252 28,100
:10,123 33,087
21,061 18,270
17,491 10,986
27,298 22,999
1110,071 00,244
47,038 37,398
8,820 8,859
49,981 80,856
17,509 10,310
15,334 13,053
1, 41,440 . 88,922
11,418• 11,470
15,606 15,035
28,325 26,778
6,191 5,637
37,530 86,207
:15,102 31,044
15,568 14,045
46,382 25,043
23,897 19,100
48,481 46,805
59,699 53,736
14,585 12,510
1,713,958 1,233,039
1,233,039
490,018
HEAVY BANK ROBBERY.
WOIRCESTEIt, Mass., Oct. 10.—The First
National Bank at Craften, In this county, was
robbed kist night, by n gang of burglars, of
large amount of treasure and valuables. Includ
ing over $lOO,OOO in Government bonds. The
whole amount taken is -estimated at from
$lOO,OOO to $300,000. The robbers attacked,
gagged, and bound the watchman, snit fasten
ed him in the conbroom, threatening din with
death Vile made a noise. lie stales tient only
five of the gang were in ihe hank, but they
told him there were 18 in all. The burglars
tore away the bricks in the wail around the
safe, and we-re several hours eel work. After
securing the treasure,they made a hasty retreat
at 4 o'clock this morning. In thvir hurry they
dropped quite a number eel gold dollars in the
street. They also stole a horse and wagon in
the vicinity, which were found he this city
this morning, leading to thee supposition that
they came here and left on the early train.
'l'h, bank offers n termed 01510,600 for the
capture of the thieves and the reeovery of the
property. tieorge P. Slocum, (me of the di•
rectors, offers on odditionnl 1.1 wird of $5,000.
The affair has created mneh excitement in this
county.
Persoual
lion. lievordy Johnson arrived in the Chinn
on Saturday.
(10titt0(1, the er.1111 , 1 , :( . 1 . . hn. Ilod 1).(1111
to London.
Only six nominee:4 lilve the Eng
llell mission so far.
General Burnside has i.iiven up pneitientio
and returned to London.
111 . r. Bessemer has be( n rleclyd president
the British Iron and Sleet Institute.
A matron of 14 y fige, in maim., is
already tired of matrimony and wants a di
vorce.
Hon. Clarks Stunner :n rived In Phihulel
phin last evening., owl i< the fittest of Mr
James F. Furness.
:Madame Garcia has iirr properly by the
wttr in France,, nnd gone 10 appear on the
singe again in London.
A Western beau is under medical treatment
for lead.colic, induced by kissing a young lady
of improved complexion.
The ex-Hon. Greene Clay Smith, of Ken
tucky, has renounced the Congressional errors
of his former ways, and become It preacher in
the Baptist Church.
The Supreme Court Judges arc all in Wash
ington for the opening of the Court to.day,
except Chief Justice Chase and Justice Nel
son, who are detained by illness. Justice
Clifford will open the court and act as Presld•
ing Judge.
A IVOODEN RA I LIMA D
A milt mid with rails of woml has recently
been built ft um Quebec through the village
of Jacques Cartier, about fifteen miles. 'the
Qua( c C'ernnide speaks id it as follows : •
" 'Hui problem of wooden railways for col
onization purposes may now be said to be sol
ved, and as a proof ot it, it is necessary to say
that we passed over the
,rmul yesterday at a
rate of front twenty to thirty miles an hour,
a speed which is seldom passed on any of the
iron roads in this Province. The ears con
veying the part yesterday were simply rudi
mentary vehicles, known , { 4 platform car
riages, but sufficient evidence Wits given that
the line when completed will be as easy and
emooth fur Itaveling purposes as upon tile old
established iron or steel rails. The road is
built upon a 4 ft. R.l inch gage, being the or
dinary width of the modern English and
American railways. Each rail is 14 feet long,
7 inches in depth, and 14 incheS In width—
sawn and prepared at a temporary mill recent
lc erected by the contractoion the Ime for the
purpose. Each rail tests on several sleepers
to which they are liedened by wedges—by a
process so simple that the rail when required,
can be removed and reversed by ally ordin
ary mechanic. 'lle locomotive is from the
Rhode Island Iron Works. and is most assur
edly a splendid Meet' ”rm eiethieni ingenuity,
while it is supposed to weidi ^1 tunQ, loaded,
without the tender."
'THE Washington ei.t respond. nt of the New
York Times says that Chandler and Cameron
have been credited with a part in the resigna
tion of `ccretary Cox that they did not take.
Ile says that when the Seeretary visited Ohio,
in September, he had detertnin d to resign if
certain personal matters could be arranged
to his satisfaction. The correspondent contin
ties
"Thus while absent. to . er Iwn weeks
ago he.did forward his resignation to the
President, stating in it several pri% ate reasons
therefore. It should be remembered that he
had not seen the President for a month, and
the President had never intimated that he
would like to have his resignation. It so
happened that Senator Chandler had several
interviews with the President it the subject,
one or two oh which were after the receipt of
the resignation,.of which Chandler, at the
time, was wholly ignorant. The President
does not hesitate to say that the statements
which attribute to hint a disapproval of Secre
tary Cox's policy, in any resmet, ane wholly
devoid of truth." '
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY
l'aris has received the last smilinon. bethre
bombardment.
The French Government has issued :I stir
ring proclamation.
The capitulation of Metz is denounced as
imperialist treachery. Baznine was• mobbed
by woolen after the surrender.-
Lyons is proposed ns new headquartivi for
Prince Frederick Charles.
'Tiers declines his safe.condnet to Paris.
A PrUssian raid on the railrnad Iwtween
Rouen and Amiens was deli•nte 1.
The trench army of the Loire is bnt rin,nno
strong
The German States are reported let
to nuke King William t h e Emperor of Ger-
SEE
Hungary is unfriendly lo territu
rial increase.
Germany will not interfcn• with tin Span
isli
.)letz will be occupied by tlio Germans to
day. The who' number of pi ironer: is now
represented to be 17:3,000 including three mar.
studs and 6,000 ollleers. One hundred guns
were tired in Berlin on Thursday in honor or
the event.
A despatch to the London Tinge Irmo Ber
lin intimates that the French hid rejected the
German terms for an armistice, but thinks the
fall of Mete will lend them to reconsider their
determination.
Lard Lyons, British Minister to framer, is
preparing to have Tours.
The Berlin .Alizage . r says: Germany. re.
gaining Metz, has the strongest point im the
line of tke Moselles, and she musi keep it.
The Correppondence sacs the health of the
Emperor Napoleon requires a milder climate,
and possibly early next month he may change
Wilhelinshohe for Elba.
A correspondent of the London 77,,el tele
graphs from Versonlett, under
. date of the 2.3111
that it he few days yet before the Ger
mans will be ready to bombard Park.
It has at last been settled by the New York
Court of Appeals that it is dangerous for to, al
lopathist to call his homeopathic brother a
quack. Dr. White, homeopathist, brought a
suit against Dr. Carroll, allopathist, for ap
plying to hint that offensive epithet, and has
gained his suit, the Judge declaring that sines
1844 the two schools had stood on the SIIIE.O
footing heroic the law. This ntiwt: be painful
to the feeling of the old school.
Out of the thousand of nntlve.hurn citizens,
who have come to their majority in Massa
chusetts, since 1857„only two have been found
incompetent to meet the test of the law which
limits suffrage, to those who can read the con
stitution in English, and write the signature.
One of these was a Cape Cod boy, who from
his childhood had been constantly at sea, and
had thus been deprived or a school education,.
The other was a Journeyman painter, horn
and living ill lioi:toti, who could read
ently 1•11, but is writing could onlc •ign
ll' th,se nr, tie fruit , : or requiring
rending nittl writityz, us prylintintirius to voting ;
wt. can only soy, ;tivt. 11 , More of flown.
PRI SM.%
Urrpitnietlion 01 the fir.oft I:wires., of U'!: -
150,0110 Prisoner , - 01&1st NO , I, i
I=
BERLIN, Oct. 9.7.—Tlic t..l..zrupl , to ' 1
tlic Quccn to.tlay, as follows:
"'flits morning . Ilazaine and cupitn•
110.000 prisoner=. 20,000
sick utol woutolvil Flu arto and ! zto•ii-on
laid down Hick urms this Wil.1111)011.
the most important event , of the a ar
dance h.• Ihanked.•'
EZEM3
op) . the 111•:rrrf/i
01 11,7,r he
• •ri Or If 1.1,,1e,•1
Losnos, (let, 27.—[ Sp. cial to the New
York World.]—.\ correspondent at ...tend
telegraphs ns follows statement lois been
received from INlars-ln-lialit to the effect that
upon receiving a Mrmill deelarat ott s i gn ed by
Engenie that she was unwill'lp4 to ,iLtit it treaty
making cession or any ' , relict. I. rritory. or bo
be it party to any scheme invnlvin, n pr o h i bb•
outbreak or a civil our in I , r:ince. 11:i4aitie
exclaimed that lie tv.aild btk.• all nere ,, aiy
responsibility himself. This was WediteA
day night, and he immediately real a Pal tin
mentaire through his lines to Prin.— Fri delo.]:
Charles at Pont a l\lous,on.
The I'rincc canto up elurith.r the ni•z111 to tho
Chateau Ic Freseott, %Otero. this mo rning
vaily, the stipulations rrresi.ined for the sur.
render or the :truly .Ir and the 11)1.1t1
['Metz,
'Flo repot adds that Gent rid ‘l,.
commandant of .Itetz, entored a written pro
test against the surrender, declaring that he
was abundantly able to protract tl..e tence
into the winter, that the recent ,l, hats the
Germans had made it practically hopes:4lde
Car than to imperil the possession of I,e place;
and that pros isions were in abundance, (Will
for the army and the population. Since Oh:.
totter 15, the people had received daily rations
of 400 2ranunes of Mead ; 200
graillnit•S 1 - or children, and 100 for inrants.
'rhe ()=tend rorrespoil.knt -ay. row the
total 1. , s or the army or Prince I.'ll d, rick
Charles, From the beginning, or the siege, is
estimated ill 15,000 men by h:d tie and ilk-
The artny of Pretleriel: c.tc-1 , t,1 on
October 20 or thv 1,1, < - 2,1, :hl, 7th, Sth, !Ith :mil
10th Army ”1'1311,1.
Nvehr attached tothe Olt Imy inithing
a total or 100,000 men. attillcry an,l cavalry
included.
The surrender ot• litl7.llllll', it is Ailed, has
boon made upon the full under-landing with
the Prussian government that the uccapallon
of Mete anti Strasburg shall be accepted as
an ndegnalo basis for withdrawing the Ger•
man armies from France, and concluding a
peace. 'I he r e publicans here loudly proclaim
Ilezaine a traitor, anti that he concerted Ids
action with Prince Namtlein, Eugenic, and
King William, a n ti that the government at
Paris will repudittle any peace prepared or
signed by him.
In spite of' the rumors about the ,in•render
of Metz he French loan has advanced in price
all day. Laurier is arranging for the expen.
(inure or a large amount of the luau in the
purchase a arms at 13irtninghnm.
krSINESS N( )T1( E;-:
Tu ineeeare, ttntl thicken the growth of the hair,
11:111 , 4 Vegi.table Slcil!un Hair
1, , 1101 . til/./ Wll 10 .0'1.11.1'11.
The Blood ()Ives Its roil color lu minute globules
nitwit 111 , 01 in (hilt fluid, tinil r I lit , altliy
non, a tart, of Iron, ay vitality to
Montt. The J i lin nvlan Syrity •optilii • Inn ith thin
111111 give. •tri•natli tii
'I llakar" Salvo.
eiY.lO. year- ....eta,—
. I.y teio
una Iln:krnI;r~:~ - I , I. p•
Pov, 8.,. or ...poi..
.11Z•A (T Fon pi LE,, A 3
Ai ovory wht,
• " " L 1...-.
RA.
"rostor't," (liquid) Rod.
I•C.o.I.o•n" (pure)
r.o thin hr ly pow) ro. Fre
aro) W. "lon., for
"Co•tar'.." Golly core.
41 - 4" - -S 01.1) every (deer...
.42iT•Ark for “On..tar'," Goo)
out) jr.r. Oro...eta I.y op pro—.
"COSTAR 13 11.,vald N. Y
LAW Al.). & MARTIN, SCHMIDT &
lolvn .101 IN 111..1CK, ..IreIII, CA:l,l;g,,
CORNA. NAIL, &.•.-
triumph In the inedival art! Then-ands .4, , •ir 111
gratulation. to 1 . /r. hug for the a-tool-11.4 m of
lii Alll,llltOr and Cavallo. , In Oa. sperdy f an,l . t• 111.0
of Count, iluolon., anti nII oo.eo•es the I, no matter
how severe or aggraval. , l C:1.1.1/111) . 1•••
Ilan of them, great remedial agents Inrlsialy ...toile, the
most Illstre.41111.! eooon 11.1 rapidly ell. ei•Saki
1/roggists. lly 111311, 01,11 t Ad/. Ir
• DI, .1. & Neo . or, , S
p•. s t ,7o.
fooffly have boa axing a Witt el or Sowiug
machine for oboist See (10) or twelve t 171 year,. It rose
nothing fur repairs during thin thou, 1 it be. never beru
out of order, although It has Burn touch used. It ills.
ulrrn perfect SlllisilkFtioll ill every regpert and tholdlo.s
has tut superior In its vvity: I rhesrfully recommend it
gs a firt-elt,g owing m.whino.
GEtt. I.
l'eter•tott Y Carpenter, .kttent+, No. ft: 1.:n.1 Ilainllten
xtreet, Allentown, Pa. •
Cancers, Tumors and Swellings of all kind: , War
muted cured without uslug the kulf;, clrii i 1 , 111 or
draw lug blood. See teutlmoulul.:
This Is to certify Dint I loot been tronbuva three
yeara with a nwelllug or tumor oil tho large of my
right hand, which loot brer aiierated ot ..tie time with
out any benefit; after which. the tumor commentied to
eke rind enliirge very lint. I cannulted Dr. D. tumor r, und went under hi, treatment, by which thi, tumor
Walt rrlllo Vett Without agog the knife oi drawtng blood,
and Call Sing line hut little Inconvenience while under
treatment.
I min front nay awn experience reroninconl Dr. Longa
Lee'streatment to a.I peraotka ' , offering Troth elituan,
motors, ranee:, or nay old or chronic illiono.cs, with the
l acea tlint In tnY rase tWitirit I considered no trifle, a
very ainful operation having raihol to cute it.) he gave
petlect adliaraction unit effected a re Inn very mart
'fill cu ti3l.%;" F. lIDTZ.
liotieNtll , /eA, Lehigh ro.,
Dr. 11. It lore taker's office on the knit side of Sixth
street, between Hamilton nod Walnut. fillentowa
.1 Rudy and .11 . ind DiFealre.-4Sacli is tipper:la.
The stomach and the brain arc too intimately 1.111.11 for
the one In suffer without the other, so that dyspepsia and
despombotcy are Inseparable. It may ho added, too. that
irritation of the stomach is utmost invariably accolopiloiod
by irritation of the temper.
The ',trig...Una sad tratiquiliZng "Iteration .4
Bitters Is most powerfully 114`Vi•It/11,11 111 CA,4 of
ludigestion. The urn eirert of this agrootble lona. is
comforting and encouraging. A tothl glow pervades the
system, the chronic uueilsiness in the region „f the silo.,
itch Is lessened, and the nervous restlessto....which
acterires the disease It abated. Tbl In,provrmnut in not
transieut. :t is not succeeded by the return of the old
symptoms with slit...padded force, 11.1 In always the case
nomadic:tied stimulants are gives Cr.p the complaint.
Encl. dose teems IO impart iwrimment acecs+ion of
Invigoration. But Ibis Is trot all. The aperient
and antlsbilions properties of if...preparation are scarcely
s, .dory to importance to Its tonic virtu., lb litre In
ano overflow of bile 1110 seer° hit Is soon brought scatln
proper limits, and If the bleary organ Is inert and t. , 11 - .1.1
It is toned and rogniated. The OPer upon the discharging
organs is (slimily salutary, and in casss of constipation
the cathartic ...ill. In just sullicient to',rodeo° the desired
motegradually .d tothout pain.. The Bitters ab.., pr...
mote Ili.lllllly evaporation from the surfaco which Is pars'
Ocularly desirable at this reason whoa sudden 'polls of
cart, unpleasant weather are apt to check the toonral
perspiration and produce congestion of the coughs
aml colds. brqslibutilgrtt frit iliA(11111$ in
bwiily riper, and this Inc great Vs/retold. , Ilestoratis e
essentially promotes.
t f ORSEIIIEN, ATTENTION:
THE FOLLOWING !
Totroily, t.:41 Word, Phibt.
J.Oll. li. WELLS—I/H.ln Slit: I twirl' nned Dr. Felix 11.
3lnt,chko'n Pop.lan Lluilama °O at mare of mho., en Well
hail A bail t.plint, causing lament.... I lined out , bottle
with entiro xnreerx, curlun lire cmnPletrl
April 3 , ISOI. JONA. IREDELL.
Thi. invaluablo Liniment •1.1 gold by Drnagints and
Storekeeper.. Windom's by JAMES O. WELLS, N. E.
nor. of fait and spring (Roden Sin.. Philadelphia. For
tlo in Allentown by L. scum my In CO East Hamilton
SHirer!, Dr, W. E. BARNES St SON, LA *ALL R MAR.
TIN and JOHN B. MOSER.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TizAT
the underalgned have Doyle application. to the Court
of Connors Pleas of Lehigh County to grant a charter of
Incorporation to the FAIRVIEW CEMETERY AnhOCIA•
TION tcF ALLENTOWN. lobe located In xald noun tr. the
ankles and condition,. of which have been 0 led In the
Vogl...tory .011 Ice, 1110 uulemv soffirlent reason. by
olLown to
ho
contrary on C on fore October:ost. A. 11,
loin, It will ho lawful ror 0.. rt to groat said Charter
at the nett term hf Court,
George Fry.
• J. J. Stela
Charles Eckert,
17 , 11d&W R• N. Shinier.
, - NOVEMBEt 2, 1870.
0 : 112 "IPEI AVERY •
D ObbiaB IWO/
T 4-1
VEGETABLE
A Oolor and Dressing that will not Burn
the Hait or Injure the Head.
It makes llair sort and fine, restoring
its natural color without dyeing, by
imparting a healthy and vigorous
growth.
IT 13 ALTOGIIIIH. UNLIKE ANY OTHER.
Pl:tr.tflEn WILT or d. II DutIBINS,
426 North Eighth St., Philada.
Price $l.OO, large boil les.
SOLD EVERYWHERE
None genuine without My signature,
and I put my name to no goods that
are not of surpassing excellence
po7fiii;ie
UMINI
_I,T.L4 L_ES
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
R_
ENEWER .
MESE
FINEMEM
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FRIZOIIS OF YOUTH
for y , ^ r• tnnn Norvon.
11ct...y ;tll.l ;01 tlo. oil. et... 0 youth, ul in li•rrru,~n
tt i•;1. ••alt.t t;110. lnc 101m:001y, .4,14 froo I„uli
tt tw; ;1 it, tho roviromol tlitvrtion for tiot in t: tho
I.y enrod. Suitor,. %VI-king to
oxporiont, can tlo Inc .1.
;In; l•tt iot.;•rro , l coolllowo, ./t , IIN It itft DEN,
No.SI. Now York.
• 1)1 , ..\ FNESS, 111,INDNI , ,SS AND C.l
- treati•il the by .1.
M. I).,tttul ,kr //i.ve , t,s ”1//i• I:!freintl
I:•rr. (big xp , cielll)ll ios Mricer 1,11 , yr.
tlp "Pro ..1 "•
) S 6 Arelt ran be
t•tt Itt hi , T 11.• MriEvol lir , itivitt,l liiu
cowpony 111.•11 . II- ill bin
I it ArClit.l;tlcs , - I. N.. rhitrge
titat=lly
Prolo-sots Ili i istNt3 a. It acs of the American 1
• Univer-ity, lire malting w ondrrfill ruin , .
I
• of Caw. rs, Tumours tool Clcori liy their _,
tom Mitre rit painli:s tri atm( nt, no .1 ,
, Jaffe, no pl ry.
,to, on constie horning. ti
,iii, The 'mot - 0 '
' :4 „i,. ,r,,, I CANCERS. of tit i s i •
: .. tr..... • ~, It brim
,. 1:1 rates the chemical oloinclits of rancorous
E.' , growths, CO that they blirird, dlo tool dis-
ippear :Mil trill not return. All thoso lif
t iiii tifil 1,1,1 cull on the Profe,ors Ituchatian & thou,
lt Vol, I -Ur . . or :obit. -s, No. ;ill Nu , .: , 1,-,-ot. philad:, ',
To coNsu 1"11V ES
• -
- ;
;I, ;I •,1;01•7: 01111 • 11101111 3 I*, w 001..., by a
wrytttatalt• nittO , •nilortal twvottal year;
ill,:, ..;•, 1•o 11111'4 311,i,•11, V 11.101,11 tfrotal 1 . 1;11-
th1111;till11,1'.1,1X1011,1•1111.1;•01,11,1111i111,f,11,,o huthaters
eta , ,t) 1•111 . ... To all lot.lo-tro lot At - i 11,...) a voily
11, p)otter.),itta 1•Ial ao), with the
Itt, , 'l`: 1) tag lh " " duly."
1
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ho ohly 40111 ot 11.,) atlvorttt, .taolina Prottorii).
I. It , hiatrat hot' oallott and spread Info) :nation
which lot omit• i vot. Io ht. In V,111:11.14 ; every
gill Iry hi- foinotly, at II tvill co, thoin noihing
anti r tl' , • hl.
)-I.lna .ottiptioa e ill Pitta- , ad.ha•tt , :
tie 111 , \\'.11111\ lI,St)N,
Wtlliala,bota: King , Co. N. V.
THE DoUBLE-OVEN
SUNNYSIDE COOK OF'
I)
moth FLNEEA:.WAIi
grittr Maidto thoro l
ughly utot t‘vo
or, 1111,1 SIN pot loth—, \\wl t‘vo•thlt t tl% ittuul
111 Ilto iIN ••11 'OA
ar. -till 111:1 1011 i; arid
IS.\111,1:1"-SIIEAF ( . 001:ING STOVE,
.I,ly
I.'l I .1 l'N I \ ,
r,at tVE.
ii.,11110041 11 yv3r. ku..tvit
tl .1 11.. r•
SLI\;NYS11)1; IlEATEliti,
nninv trvitni off Ow
lirm.
:11 11,0 .li.ir,hrtid in-ii..l!tr Derltilllo,.. io,
although ,utn.•t , .1 In Ow itto r i
ll.Lltitio.r. 'lll, 0.0 ,•.1> 110...h0t-air live-
Wm,. In Ow Ina:,..
:...1.,1 111., tn.gnli,. 1 , 11111
I'i:oitt.l,..nl
sTc.‘.l:T, PETEItsoN
•. 1 . 1111,A101:1.1111.1. P.\
1:‘ , 1 ....I:. I.> O. I:. 11.FI'MAIi,
ißiw To CURE CONSUMPTION
Pill Lth , ..lPll OP Wt. Sell
311:1111'1 ille -NV 111 peaphe peter learn to It note abut
dista -..1 113 ... nod tliw.the the entire
he p1at....0t lumpla, of eoltwoolt leach
1111 1.1.3 yet 11..1..11a a, Ito ridicule thellloll, and
/11111111.' 1n the cour-e ‘t loch I.llna,t Ittevltobly brings
th,m t mom t otaly P. the grove. I.lvinat no 0.01.3 0, 113'0t
:It c aapict..3 .111.111, with the l,swr of nature,
It tott•t 1... ppareot to all that, hoot, w latar. maitre will
r e3 ,a.. Ile,. If. lima . .. ay.. m t' go
1,111N(.. , ..r1 111 111 , • 11-i• • , I vary rich or 1t01m...111,1e rood or
ittlaxwatttm .10111 i,.. too artably pay a heavy penttlty 111
the and, '11...,•1010ar1i bacootao tiloordered toil refuses to
ac.: 11111 11V1•1 . 1.1114 to pectorm as function, d y+it..m.la and
la Imola :a ea 11. 101i0‘v.111111,4411 the ottliering Individn•
pet t hon.., to ill.• tiloromthiy exploded Ideas of
the pa-t• llr. Or II liNt'l:•ti medicatesale reeointoentled
to all: Itch. l'iwy -ore muol cattalo relief avherever
then aro 11-0 a to- ,lit atm d, 0.1.1 ttil that Is to.reto.ory to en
tal.l,ll ti.... 1011115.1 mm 11nhh every Idling 1111111 or 11 . .11111LD
111111 t• 111101 har 1111 impartial trial 0 . 111,11. Let those
tvit • are 01114 55411111. 111111 who hove portnltted
ihtarentaol 1...r00.0. to prejudice theta a ga1a...1 t 111,1!
re d DOW
elebrated
1 ,. I,for Pot,ltotmaoth tiioear thtirpleacho t —, a t doverlool I.y principles of
Le reason stud
C 011111 1 ,11 1 ,11-1. 11 th.• ' , lam d
I. omplored ttllatt
it In alim ell,r f tan th . disorder trill be
found to the owl 113 ar• To cloans.- and Invigorate
the atontach toil to -thoolata liver to 111,111 y aclism,
use
\ .\I: it 1.1.5.—T10• daily Jarrett..x•
lug ilemand for tie -0 1..11, is the Le.l evidence r e their
Ta o usgwia upon thousands .1 I.l.kes are cold
d: 1)'. Why Supply be erase they 55 , i promptly and
011..1 ly. lor :dol.. a lot may not dual it convenient to
call on Dr. Schenck in Person are inferno,' that full and
complgit.slitectionn for Ilse orromploty each packago of
the
Nl'llAiflt I'S' 1.7110N1C Sl' HA p
Ul' ND SEA.
NVIIIiD e.es lm. contion
11111. , ... the 151110 , are ro famr glte l on n e that wil lb. l
.. e patient 14 sum entirely
beyond the reach at noalteal roltef.
It maystinre not finiliar. with tha
virtnes of these area b t rein iedles,t a
l•Ilow do '
Dr. SCIIENCIi 'S
etfert their woutierluicares of consumption 7' .
simple one. They begin their stork of
ro.doratlon I , y luau:inn the sin:oat:li t liver awl bowels into
au acts"ben !thy condition. It of food hat cores this fors
inida 1.1.. .1. I:NCIV • a MAN It HA IV E I'l LLS act
u t!... lisee iital ntaiihich, promoting healthy ma:ration,
, t o t ag Ow tale and shone have resulted
(rein the Iwo torpid condition of the,: organs. and
of Ow system generally. Thlssloggl,ll stale of the body.
and tia e.is,iloutt arClllllll.ati.lis .4 the unhealthy
',event the prop, digentioil of boat, alai,
iiiitorat rim...imam , create. rsioulta In
vm..trat ion and IlimllY p death.
:AA! E.NCIS ., I . t . ',MON Si' !frt. and SF:AWNED TON•
IC, T t ...golurly, mingle with the litod, aid the
1.1.. , d, and as II natant!
raroospantre, c.v. flesh nod :Ilea nth to the Vatiout. Let
o bat it two-. Ili,s to Iles only (rile Mire for
I.olairimici. ha, LiVe.lll beyond the
alit .1.5111 , 1. ie at•atols ore cloy :dive and trho
'' • ri•g:11 . 111 . 11 t 11111.1.1.., comes. hot
stn t 011• 11,1111,1 Its 555 lir. al'llllNliK'S nod
were rr.to reel to 11011111,1 health u
by their se.
One of the 115,5 sis 1141
ql, 1111),i .. .1111 nhauld calm with tl
.10 invigorate situ floW
fito;c f. ilita d
lieolief Cult.iiiiiy not by giVillg stollel sex
that enerviite—illeilidnes that Iropak tustead
Idimprove the Noeden. or the diarttlvo organs. D o ctor
SCHENCK a:r,brluesch•;psr.•the ale tnnrit mid bowels of
hidt sire valculated to Irritate or weaken
them. They create an appelne—promote hrallittnl dike/.
tam—make goad blodd. nod, n. a gonsruttonce. they In•
vigorate strengthen Ile , eel lee system, and More es
vernally Iliorn• tart , !itch this cannot
be thine, then the e.,.• ao is hovel...
litho pl.) tlnd , It Lo-,d., •,Id s . m o b,.
Fr.l:l, 111, , , 111.• do , d eatalot partnke of
good Rout t.b.11/0 Lad end itrel , erlY .11g , I it, It t, itabood.
!do Mot 11'. r o ll: illa at.,l ,tichglll, 11 ,1 d ed .di,
ta tog a pa twat la 1111, couildlon tttt tit.
1110 Ito, I- but dottod :tut' Ow stout:telt
laden Villl 111111 e.,
A llama Iro• 111,1 rodee,t made to the ph y.debto by nal
nuxiptiYd i , :tl tear in 11 1 , 1 1 ay trill pro , ellbe medicines that
Ir 111 retoove rtilIt;11. 111011 2,3,111.1 ti Itt3l Chins,
the• couch i C r " t ' l ' „ ' 1 " ) ." 11 1 11 " 1•71 ! :1 . nt 2'l'lLitkrint3
I to reheve.t•••ll, and the night ',weal. :tad chilli, aro relaxed
thoth , eit , ..tl Mug , . Tho tenoolieserdlttatlly ilteArrlbed
do nor' hol to than o.tod• '1114.1 11111111 it 111111:1101114esf
it.,! Iterede healtby dlge,tion, and aggraveta
ralhur than rola lho
Ellett. i , , alter all, t 0111.1,, like feet- will, wbleb to toil.
ill' ia,,po.illone.diett, and It I, area tat , that Dr. MAI I C
31.•arly trio lire area
ittedlcita, ll,
(311311111 e t, 1,101 threotiox • hot o u.a truly been cored of
C 311,110,11.1, 11111, 1113111110 1311 111.1 t nietilellltt. 11E3
WWI 3,31tit . 1 . 1111) 11 . 1 V 01 . Montli
1 thus cured Ipoodlly CleatialAg the p.y,tent of
ell iadattatie , , the lay tie' foultdation fora ,üb•
• elttatol , trlit tore. Il,toriud 1111-31. orgol, to health, they
rlttaltt Tlll . 100, In 1,1,1.31 y 1 0 0
quantity 01 111.1.4 1 , not only lurrea,od, but made [lull
and 0.10110 and 11l 11.'1,1'0 tif MIVII 0314111 U of Ow
tom all di•oe, 1111,1 101 ha •
111111 dlreetodos ttllol of Ow 113M10111 4 ,
that It it. Dot alliolmoly ve , ory that itatited , ••hotald
Dr• 111•11.,, they t b ,Iro to have
their long, examined. Foe Md. in ua 1,16
peie
•,llal 011100, No. IA Ndrllt :11X111 cOrlittr tor Commerce,
I . ldladolidda, 01 01 y o.dd! day. Iseto A. M. mail 11% 31.
Advil o liked Moult elo d ge, but u theiattdlt ex.
11111111M1t13 Wlllllll , ll. •pnr.11..... the charge 1.4.1.
pd.,. d o . rahoonle )•1 op and VII 'l'ol/i I`loll,
:Mier Itttllle, or 17 .11 1 11 hall (loran. 31andritko 2.5
cent 1 a box. 1.0, 1 / 1 . all ~lluccl.t..
•
IN
FLANNELS! FLANNELS! FLANNELS!
'Fide Department t. filled .tnelfs 111101. PLAIN and
FANCY PLAID SIIIIITINO FLANNELS, I'I.AIN nut
F.'iNC)."l I 1.1.E1f FLA E aN:a:LS, (NIECnd SOLID
COLORS 110:1E-MAI.E• FLANNELS. lIED, AVIIITE.
Ylil.LoW and BLUE WOOL and Dwipr FLANNELS.
CO FI'ON nod SHAN LIZ FLANNELS, nit eelora, opEff A
Ft ANNELS.
Fate In-peed.. el ea
. entire ...dinned.
liespeotfolly,
E. S. SIIIMER Z.:
C0., ' 7.V. and 7n7 Illnuillton Ft., AllentoWn, Pa.
P. 11. Kramer,
NVIIIIum Kid.lln
MMMM
It , ttriucr
k ItiCls
ENKE
lIIMINDE
I'// iP/ T//k Hi/ 11 . // :'V
/
lEEE
uvolicinan who
adverti,er
13tano5
L , ,-,, , t ,,. rro LET.—A REASONABLE LEASE
() I.:( ) 1 ( ; I.: ST FA I b (v . k ky , .A. will he given on the Hanlon Moto Quarry, olluntal lu
Plololleld towalltp, Northampton county, Pa., near
PIAIcOS 9 St.rkerlown. It consists of number one flot•veln. blue,
never-Naito stole, fully equal to tho ivell•known Chap.
mut Slate, wit). good tatter power and a full rigging of
(;RA .A 7), SI? U IRE AND 111'111GIIT. ' != Vi n L7 l „ l 4lTlfi',',V, l :ll7"'ic r .:.":;c7., d il7,7 them.
~..... ..be.. non npply lo Reuben Koch, Eilnekertown I. tt,
!nor 2 WI U. L. SCHREIBER, ProsMent
MINIM & Uanflin's Cabinet. Organs, i
ii. 42 BURSA L LOTS FOR SALE.--
.t,, Elegant Stork at Overlaycti P
Ittoltteriers. I N
-I Tho owlet . .. Mood offer for solo 423 now Coma
I— ary Into ttninedlatott adjoining the Union Cemetory, on
GOULD & FISCHCH
, Tenth i'.,`.7'4,iii- ho nob! by ro b 1p I In, and in n In 1
atm tho tv hol e no ml/or 'II o dl ' op ' o c e r od i o ' f theyaill ' loTil i al ' rd i .
od by lot In the atom notoner no In the nrgonlratlou of the
to
Aa‘oclotlon. Phan or phlox of the premlumn can be
stenon t ...it . office. my 12 0001) &11.1113
It• TO .1. E. VIII' L
No. 923 CHESTNUT STREET,
1018 ARCH STREET,
A DEl.rit A
ISM
Q.Ei'ENTY-FIVE FlusT PRIZE ME-
L] DALSAW AR I)ED.
1'111:
11.1 IMMOR It: PIANO '
‘I‘NrriCTORI
I 1,1,1 AM KN ABB &
I=l
SQC.IR: AND ITRIGHT
P N 1..01a ES,
13ALTIMO1 E,
'1'1,,.' I 11.-ti notion,. hove been before the public fur
t.all>"fltlrly Yvan.. und upon their excellence nlone nt
taltied on ollpurcliftsed p 're. ve 111111 re,lv hick pronounce..
them
TON
combine , . gnat power, ',vet pots, attil altuting
as well a. great porit) et Intenatton, and tiweeturra
throughout Ow , eule • Their
r r()I;(11
i. pliant alai ela-ale, 1.14 ontirely free from the rtithneas
go, d in FO 111.111 y
1 N NV oIIKALANS.IIIP
sre unequalled, milog tho
Inc
llm o! , riot, the la ism Capital empi nonehot oyed In. our business en.
aiding it to keep continually ail Immense block of loca
tive,. hatpi,
air Our Square Pim"x bane nor Now Improved
liym,rorm; SlOl.ll and tho doralre
qv-We would speelal attention T
In our late Improve•
‘lO.OlO In 0./4.4 ND PI ANON tool SQUARE GRA EDS,
re:N duo. 14, list/, which bring the MHO clearer
perfection 0.1 hot yet been attained.
Mery Piano Patty Warranted for 5 Team
We Lore made arranimineuts for the Sole ll'holoorle
•ITP,ow forth.. most Uelehroted PA RLOR ORGANS toO
S 1,,0DE0 NS, which, we infer Wholesale nod Retail, at
Low..t Factory friers.
\V I LLIAM K NABE & CO.
\ ES 13E1.1.A
Whole•al.. Dep.!. 2•9 & 291 South .Ith Phila., Po
QM
LIMES• FANCV FURS
•
Middle of the Block, It,
Moen 711, and flit .S: reels,
South hide,
rnn.A erhent.i.
mporter, Ma unladen,
end Dealer in ell k In& and
quality of
FANCY FURS,
V.B. r.A LIFO' A I'llll. tar.?
Ti',AR.
' , 7= 110 01110'0.4 0 d. ro. , d •
vied and Imoved my old
` . . -4 "' and fat orebly pr known FUR
EMPORIUM. and harlot,
It I ~tried a very Mtge and
sVlendid essertm' tut of all
rho different kinds of Furs
frets first hand. in Enrope.
tail have had them med.. up lip the most nkiiltul work•
teen, 1 would redtectlelly Invite MY friends of Lehigh
and adjacent Cotten°, to Cali nail examine my vary largo
and heaetitul h.e,ortmdat lit Fancy Furs, for Ladles and
Children. lam determined to tell at as low Itric4,lol Any
ther 6yectublo House in tide city, All Fern Wan
routed. A. mit.repres. elation to effect sale,
•TOIIN PAREIHA,
eel 9d. he 716 Arch street, l'hiladelphle.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AU the Nein Styles ot (he Lowest Prieee
RI'SSIA.V,V.IBLR, •
i(41.4 .
A h.ISKA
ASTRAICAN
=
Tosether with s foil IMO of low priced Goods. suitable
for the Wholesale Trade. Chlldron's Sets of every de
,wriptlon, and every article guaranteed RN represented.
THOMAS M. FItEELAND,
to 9I Arch I. PhHa
FURS! FURS: I FURS
The undersigned respeetfully Invites the attention of his
friends, customers, nod the public In general, to the fact
that h 11.143:0ven front nix old stand to No. MO Alt Gil
Street, end In note ettatly to supply 1111 his friends and
patrons u llli
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FURS,
Serif es Rennie end Hodson Bay Sable, Slink, Erllllllo,
1'111110AI:11 and all other (Willi 111)ble Fars.
Ake, Mark and white Asdraeall Seel Coats awl Barques
ann Metered trout and trimmed with the hest nowerial
eand finished is the best Manner, awl in the lutes( and 1110F1
eporoved styli, nod patterns, at prices to null the time,
ase find examine ley goods before going else
where.
All wonts n sweated ns represented, or the looney re
funded.
fQ—Fern eat eftilly repaired nod altered to the latest
HENRY RASKE,
1 , 3111 Audi street, Philadelphle.
IJru (.13"cwb5
iv. II A IST E at. ROSS
A r e offering ti, • largest and hest •olected line of goods
,her havo ever hail In stuck.
Especial attention is c,11.1 Io the new initterus 11A11-
1111111 EDGINGS A NI) INSERTINGS
NoTTI lIAM eritTAINS nu I CURTAIN
N ET, nt a great bargain.
The unusually Ilun lot of HEAL LACE COLLARS. -
Th.• c1i010.4 line of LACES. as IMITATION CLUNY,
VALENCIA, THREAD, DUCIIE , S, CROCHET, Ste,
Is well as all the host TRISISIINIIS for general 110,
sty All los Winn: GOODS for lulaut Wear.
'I he best and cheapest FRENCH MUSLINS In the nua•
REAL (WI I'l l C L SeE below market rates.
212 NORTI I • TII STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
INDusTiev WE TM RIVE
A )
Wu ...le glv:eg a areal deal of attention 0 , 01 , 0
I)RESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Aiwa) s entle.tver to keep It new and attractive. The
very latest nostit.es of the season. (rout the cheapest ar
-
ticless to the fittest tekturcs or fabrics.
We lour for ready cash only, lu consequence enables its
to buy cheap at the bottom prices. Our customers always
share in the profits.
Who., you make your Fall atol Winter purchase, du
not fail to call at the
MAMMOTH STORES OF
E. S. SHIMER & CO.,
7GI and 707 Hamilton St.. Alloulown,
EDWIN HALL,
NO. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET;
PHILADELPHIA.'
Inc Dec attention to his stuck ut
• BLACK SILKS, best tnakea.
CoLORED SILKS In all desirable shades.
"NAN" 1111511 POPLINS. •
CORDED & PLAIN FRENCH POPLINS.
SEROES AND SATIN CLOTHS.
~ PLAID POPLINS AND SEEDED.
The theyles of Dread Goods constantly receiving mad
for sole 01 lowest Priee ,
A full atoek of morRNING GOODS alwayx on baud.
BLACK POPLINS, MOIL{ lUS mid ALPACAS.
SHAW LS ! SHAW LS ! ! SHAW LS !! !
In great variety.
CLOAK VELVETS, PURE SILKS,
Best (lauds Import°t.•
SILK PLIit , HES I - SILK PLUSIIES I !
In all desirable shade,
WATER-11100E CLOTHS.
CLOTIN FOR LADIES WEAK.
VELVETEENS OF SILK FINISH
• - -
CLOTIIS FOR MEN AND BOYS' WEAIt.
Table-Linens Napkins, Shootings, Towelings, Skirt
ings, Flassels: B lankets, Counterpanes, Plano pud Table
Corers, Enihrulderies. Laces, WhittellOods,
We deal la good goods, awl will sell ut uch prices as
will give satisfaction.
The Market and Chestnut Stteet Cars will „ convey you to
within 0 (VW door. of the store•
EDWIN lIALL,
Oct 1:51111 . 26 South Second street, Phibula.
THE WONDER OF THE AGE!
WONIANS' RIGHTS IN : ASHER !
PRIOR ONLY 'rwo DOLLARS!
DELIVERED FREE
Active Cum . ...ors minted of either keg for this neigh
borhood. Tenon Liberal. Add roan
MT 14-IC "C. X. JOVGi. Wilmington. Dol.
W . J. EVERETT'S NEW PATENT
SCAPULAR SHOULDER BRACE AND
STRAP SUPPORTER.
No-trap , ender the arme. Perfectly comfortablearm
made, and highly beneficial. 50 North 711, Bt.
elow Arch, Philadelphia. Truett., Supporter/I. Hlaetio
heireet prime lu the city. Lady
.tendant. top ly
ELECTION .NOTICE.—NOTICE IN
HEREBY GIVEN that an election will he held by
the lumbers of the MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCRCOMPA-
N Y oki LEHIGH COUNTY, on MONDAY, tho CEVENTII
lot of NOVEMBER nedit. between the hours of 1 and
o'clock In Ow afternoon. at the public house of Antnoden
liPtonger, In Routh townehip. Lehigh county
Watbert'a Station/, for the election of Thirteen Director,.
to +erne Sro the twining leer.
By order of the lionid Direrlors
AS HARTZELL, Peceldraf.
NVtu.orolint Srerth
S6SOPER NIONTIE—THE BENT
• _ soiling book over published. AGENTS
who sell our non?
PLAIN HOSE TALI: AND MEDICAL COMMON DENSE,
have n, competition. There never wan a book published
liked Auody can IL Ever body want• Stony
qca to ore now snaking from gkllto y $'Y) per month yelling
thls wonderful book, 'a mum Descriptive (Nrcntar stnt
tree ppllcation• Wo want good jive Agent, men
who ran fully uppremato the merits of (ho work, and the
fact thst meets a universal malt. Agents who desire
to do good to troll , make money. Address
MILLS sk COFFIN.
del '2,3-it 112 Broome street, New York.
'ESTABLISHED lii 1810.
FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT,
& W. JONES,-
No. 1:12 NoriA Front Hired. Phi/mit/00, Pa
D) e Bllko. lAroolen and Fancy Goods of every descrlp•
Dow Thelratiperlority of Dyeing Ladles' and Gentlemen, •
dartnenta ix w Idely known. Crape and Merino tilutwl•
dyed tho most brilliant and plain colors. Crape and Mo.
riot, iihnwl• cleansed to look like new. Also, Oentletnen'a
Apparel, and Curtains, cleansed or reolyed, Kid Gloves
cleansed or dyed to look like now. did -cmi nod look at
.tor work before going elsewhere.
JYor Sale anti aro
.I[l. 4 n ) r it rilt i r l effir i PrLlo F fiC • .l L lol l oin .— anTl i ot l nt ' unt N el luin.
on El STNbetween TURNER and CHEW. 111:11 .
the City of Allentown. The liou/3 In complete with
all the modern convenient:en and In hntolnotnely papered
throughout. Th, greninin are lantefully nil out and a re
well stocked with trult wren. As the furniture wan bought
exoreanly for thin dwelling the subncrlhar would prefer
netting It with the hot.e. For further Information, term.
or a view of the loot, call on the muhncriher on the prem
iron, between the hours of 9 A. M. and 3 F. M.
13. W. HUDSON.
North Gth xtreet. above Turco.*
IME
NOTICE IN H 1E BY GIVEN
that aPPliention ham been made to the Court of Com •
nom Pleas of Lehigh County to alter and amend the Mit
don ef assorlution of the I,YO N CALIhY HOUSE NSCH.
ANCE. COMPANY OF LEHIGH COUNTY. A copy of
amid ulterntiona and unosidtornm have been tiled in the
Prothonotary'n (nce, not If nu aufneleut reamen helthOWl.l
to the contrary on or baoro 1111. first day or next term, the
cold Court will ultement 0100011 the sold articles 1111 prayed
for. lOCIIARD J. KNERIt, Pres't.
/MER F. FATZINOEIL
NOTICE.—NOTICE IS HEREBY
1 OI V EN . to all persons indebted on the books of the
Irate firm of Treater & Bros., dealers in bomber, to make
settlement or the same tll Jonas Teenier without farther
delay, at the lumber olliee of Willoughby U. Treater, at
the corner of Tenth and nonillion streets, and all persons
having dolma against said tirm will also please present
them—Janus Vex', alone being authorized to make set
tlements pertaining to sold 11 rat.
JONAS TREX LEH,
WILLOUGHBY B. TREX LEH,
E. W. THEXLER.
I=l3l
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Whereas A. F. NOUNS, or the Borough or Patussu•
quit, Lehigh County. end PAULINE, Ills wire, by volun•
WY deed of assignment dated August 2d, IS7II, conveyed
to the subscriber ull hi , stock, real, personal and mixed ,
for the benefit of his creditors. Notice Is hereby given to
o il per s on s indebted to said parties to make payment to
the subserater within six wriiks, and those having claims
to Present the saute, duly tinthenticated, within the same
Line. 31. 1101 IN, Assignee.
(litta•nitqua, August IS7O.
AuaelNlSlll S' N et:
Notice is hereby given that letters of administration
hove been granted to the undersigned in th,• estate of Na
than Sclithoyer, lute ol the borough of Croons, Lehigh
county, deceased. All persons knowing themselves to be
Indebted to multi estute ore requested to ninke Inv meat
within six weeks from the dote hereof, turd such Who have
any logni claims against the said estate will ' , reseal them
well nuthetatented for settlement Within the abovo street•
fled thus. • N. 1./.:ON SCII3IOY EIS,
=9
JUAN FAREIRA,
71M ARCH ST.,
A
succ:
perien
five y
induce
about tl
second t
the coun
all made
carefully
sound or
is made u 1
lowest gral
a well estal
clothiers, th
Clothing, ii
goes to mall
ment, is ur
stock of goo,
Our assort
and varied th
be fitted at one
Our prices an
teed as low, or
lowest elsewhel
also a fine assor
which will be mac
in the best ma
prices much lo
usually charged
made to order.
Samples of goon
lists for all kinds
forwarded by mail
when requested, w
tions for self-meas
garments, either ,
or sele6ted from o
Made Stock, fo ardl
press, guarante t,
rectly.
Persons not res j
can when visiting
call and have theil
gistered on our b o
that purpose, from
ments can be ordel
future time,
BENNETT & C
Tower Hall, 518 Mark
.17alf-way Ithvern Fifth and Sixth
PHILAD.ELPHIA.
CANDY AND FRUIT. •
GEO. \V JENKINS,
succ..s. to RUBICAN & S LLERS,
Jrantkracettrer .
SUGAR, MOLASSESA II EI COCOANUT
CANDY,
.400 WHOLINALIi 1,11•LHIL In ,
FRUITS. NUTS ,
FIRE WORKS ,
AND
CI I. lt ISTM AS GOODS.
161 NORTH THIRD STREET.
deo.IS4, :PHILADELPHIA.
A K. lIVITTBIAN,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CIVIL ENGINEER
T. B. LEISENRING
MORA:WE AGENT, FIRE, LIFE, ANO LIVESTOCK
WITTMAN & LEISENRING,
Real Estate Agents and Scriveners.
PARTIES desiring anything In our line will do well to
the tot a call. We have upon our books s 11.1 of the MOP
desirable proper! ln this city, which will be sold at low
OVUM among which are
No. 1. A two-stort brick dwelling house, and lot of
35
(round feet front y 230 deep, on 7th street between
Chew and Mellon streets. Will be sold cheap.
NoA two•story frame dwelling house and lot of
ground 2.
10 feet 9 inches front by 1.% feet deep. ou New al.,
between Allen and Liberty. Price .1201
No. S. Two-story brick dwelling house and lot of
ground 18 feet (root by 154 foot deep. on North 11th street.
near Tomer. Terms emly
No. 7. A two story brick . divelling house 18 feet 10 Indies
front, and lot of ground 18 feet 10 Inches front by Is° deep.
Lot to flue order, on North lltit sheet. west aide. Cheap.
No. 10, Two story brick house, minable for a bakery
or grocery. on Linden street, between Ithnod sth. Lot
25 foot (root by LOS deep, Well planted with fruit (reels,
grapes, etc, Price 4C3.503, Termscot3r -
No. 12, etc,
frame dwelling W , M., west side of
sheet, oboe° (Warm. Lot 15 by UN feet.
.N 0.13, Two-Story frame house with 4 root., tot tr....t
side of New drool. • •
No. IS, 'rho properly on tho northeast corn, of Oi.and
Turner streets. noose three-story, ~ x) by 80, with brick
kitchen Winched, well papered throughout, to good order
Lot 23 by 110 feet, sultablo for business Louse
and
10, Emote &telling, .tottory, :12 by 0) feet, .5 room.
and basensect, Lot GO by 21 - feet.
Vacant lots of round Minato in the following streets
Sixth etreet, corner ofBtla and Allen streets( went Ride
of Lehigh Valley gallroml.Nizth Ward, price tr.Ll per, foot,
terms early 00 lots on 10th. Chew and don xtreets,upon
the most retwomablo lomat le lota on "illithmatt and
cudets Lot 134 feet chip nodrog, twitter,. Hamilton
Modem. All yen' o i"rtn`,...tr•
ILrgal Notices
11EN ItY
Admlnlstrattor.
tlotbing
PLAIN FACTS
WORT!!
A4DING.
rge, weU established and
ful business, with an ex
e of more than twenty
.rs, enable us to offer
tents to all who are
become purchasers of
~'CJotlrrng- a•
no establishment in
y. Our garments are
if the best materials,
:lected; nothing un
any way imperfect
at all, even in the
:s of goods. It is
dished fact among
It our Ready-Made
every thing that
• a superior gar
iqualled by any
in Philadelphia.
'lent is so large
it every one can
without delay.
ialways guaran
'lower, than the
. We have
-nent of
e Piece,-ea
DED- Goods in
up to order,
ner, and at
r than are
r garments
, with price
garments,
t any time
h instruc-
ent, and
o order
eady
d ex
t r
i ere,
iila elp 'a,
me re
' for
i r
t a
mann