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CONTESTED ELLCTION.-- 1 . 111. us( (1 ,•jec.
Oen ease In the Second AV.lnd n argued
flay morning on it pica of Jarbilictlinii before Judo
Loacalrer. Thl4 c hse Involve+ the ipieetion of the
right or Ntuhkoherg vole to
that ward. This cr.. represented
Innicir,. Harvey ;mil li. E. Wright. .Ir., until the
Republic:lion by Nlinears. Oliver, More nod Wood.
EN LA ROE!). --The eninnzemont or Smith's
conreetioo,ry and toy ,sdablislonent affords Creel•
or acenattontlatlona for earrylia; no Ids increase !
trade. In the toy line he lots a gaantit . \ of newly
Invented l'ilV1:111Lr 1101,4 :till Why J111111 , C1, 4 , solar
of thew espeeia y adapt:A to young! larants. Ile
alls a twenty-right inch doll fur ninrty cents—which
Is the, elti,lWeL hiking Oa.
'I•IIE LAFAYETTE )10N Inagncinc
pahlbhed by the &odor Cho. of Lifoyette
Coi
le_e and devote.l to the general intcrea. of that
ito-tttotioo. It present, o good vorh•ty of ;titieles
upon intere•tlug topics, trot devotes roo,lderitlile
Ittentlott Ln the record of corre,t voilvg . e event-
And the I.:Odic:al..' rut' how; cu.nccrniug former
graduate'. We are glad to hoow that this new
eoterprh.o I+ proving gntx•t socer,-1111.
ACCII , i- , 1 AT CATAHAUIV • A —\u uccidrnl
m . 0(1111'11 HI ItlllC , P, Haller & ear wheel
factory at t';ita•ntinn two or three (lays 'lgo,
which readied in the serious injury of it
worlitnan nnnte.l Moore. A piHrT or iron
weighing about rlr.ven Istiteired pounds fell n
di•Thineo of live lea upon one of Mr. Moore's
ari+. crushing it terribly and of cour:e to
c.s.itating. amputation. •
StAll i uTto: l'Aivrv. —A party ot liar Womb
ui mr, of Sall-bury, arid rroitt dd.
shy to Mr. reddruce
pvertliii4 to tsistkc that Vettl4.lllll,l 111111 hit; it
{,lt. When the ' , Arty arrived. Mr. and
:11r , ..lacohy tvrre ahsent In church, hut they wore
soot) RllllllllOll.l anlne, :situ the 'Milt, pit--c Ino
pin salilly that Olt! VI-Itor, did not. leilV. , It rill
...,tdy hour Thursday n on.ltt% It u•us a very en
joyable nerwslon. and p:.-sou oil Fail, 111 viorily tut
nll cout•cn o I.
. ‘V A siiiscT”N.--1111 Vcdot. , ,l ty 11, there
N, et, .toles (nom 11:e bael; porch of Natimo l!vt,re.
Wasliltofttin township, 1,12,1(1111ff, and othei
articles to the value of about. $l5. Asa compally.
of Gypsies payecd throtlLtil the , 11
couple Of dap, previousampiciuu re.,ttal oil them,
and a search tr arrant toss ulauincd, and a efel•
ettliPte Seel iu pursuit. The (iy1,1,, here feted
Wel beat cited het or
Aing were Gilled in their
ha,, yet, lien found them.
Li act' 1140 Tr.Lett. --A nuutaiug Meltlent oe
eurred nn one of tlw Intim:111111We i nIJ> Seralltillt,
the other day.; tchieli was not no amuslim to the
victim. An agent of an oil comp iilt icing Ills
attention attracted by 001110 I.lqt•et outside the
tars, 1;111 lii head out Idtheivimlow loser: what wit
gotna t halls order to
cr eiann, lie opened lilt mouth a little wider thin
usual who. his bran nut net of troth anima:ll la
the riiail.shle and lie was compelled tocuter Scrai.-
ton iontlileiis. It I- Fat,' %Tr. Qilninu made lll
•iipper, that night, on lei eh. This gentleman
frequently vi-its Allentown.
1).% NVII.I,E,i7.I.ITiiN AND
ItAll.lloAli.—The
that the work oil ltd. hoprovemeiii
lu the Thera are now
37 mller. of the truth 1.011 roothoum-ly fru ,
Sunbury, exteollbur beyond the Nle('auley \lon.l
- to region nod within it bur mile,: of the
Ntotintailt eollhules un Itobert'6 rum. Tht,
brings' Ow road, Sn far .1, 1•111111.101211, pt ,% it h
ill 51711 tulle% "r ;Intl about 1.1 11111 i
yet to volittect with tbs I.ebigh Vuliey
Outl will be ;hipped over the road from the Bud,
Ntountall; collieries by of December ;
by next tprltlir, leo-otuer ualu,, will
Ire nnudue livtweeli Sunbury awl N. w Yotl:, via
1). W. awl L. V. Itiliito.‘ll,.
Istr.iitTANT Am 'el.t•rioN.—.\n illlplllllllll
11111 111,01011 a•:, preformed on Nlo. th ay 11111111 Sirs.
Smith. Dr. George AV. Ronde: perforate('
Vie operation, ditch ON. I)1( . 1“ . 11,1111 . 11. 'l'. 11. Star
tin, NV..I. Eolith; and Joint Romig were presect.
Nfis. t3tnitivltas been buff:ring for some time from
chronic mortification of the tight foot anti leg,
and it na, concluded that tile Daly °bane, of ~v-111°
111° lwr life Wilt, to 1111111M:11V the IV:: about 1110
1101111 , of the thi.h. Chloroform tea; admin.
:11111 the operation Iras very tilt re--fully
11.201111.11-111,1 without pain to Mr , . Smith. The
re,llllF, of till, difficult and deacon,' operation ore
very .illl-I.lClOry Si, far, and the present - condition
of the patient i. unite as f.tvoralne as mould hive
b expected.
Tlt.‘irt.:.--Tla. nrosleectS are that.
India. who wl,ll to ludillue in silk d'resses for
time to come will lie ohlige.l to pay higher
prieei for the luxury than It eon be ot.tained for
no.;• When the war !woke oat, the Lyons ells
manufacturers rushed all their. Hock upon the
English market', much of ‘v 1 Ich tens or 1111
.i11:111Iy. It IS Ile latter Prerl . lll , n 1131111-
-11111 e appear , alive and Ile real quality Lumina. Ite
detected by the Inexperienced until it has been'
worn tome time, (dllell Its Sti/rIllICAslll, , t , becomes
apparent. It is highly necessary, then, for those
who Intend haying expensive dresses to e•sit only
those establishments of known honor and hiteg's
thy. TO tilt class the celebrated bon, of Nlessrs.
Colladay CO. lIVIOIILII , , Mlllllll'll II drone
can ..lways•depetill upon receiving polite attention
dna icing fairly dealt whir. l'lnelr store, at 11I:2
and till Chest ant .4 rind, rltliallelphla, is out of
OW 1111174 inagnithanit dry good.; c-tahlishinents in
, the world, 1.11,1 their 120I:111XIIIIII, lit Europe...ll;ode
them to silftly their customer.; with the
fahrles, as welt as the medium grades, tit the low
ed prices.
. _ • _ .
GRAND EXCURSION OF itiiriirrfi Tlllll-
1. Allvgheity Common(lvry of Knights
Templar has planned an excursion for the emu
beg loring which prnmlset• to i.e one of the grea
test thugs mi record. Imitations have Imeti en•
to °tiler lire State; and
the uNettr,lon trill probably eimtulu a good re
pre-entation of the Kitlghts TemplAr or poli.yi
valih. The cxetin•lonlr•ta will tic entlipo•qll .•11-
litvly Of Sir EttightF, thoroughly 11101 , 11 ml, aild
the grout% object of tire eve9r%loo I. to vombille
lo•Autilul plearoirot trip *all a vi-it in the Eurn•
wu Commanderle4. - rorr-Inunlowe has al
ready her. told mitt' I.tot'tt• nt London. n Ito on
'Meet the oxeundonb•is lit Queviattavm and la.
•-ottiptiny them over the billowing . r o ute: Fri in
Queenstown to Cork, Lakes of Killarney, Ban.
try, Glenuarrif, Dahlia, Londonderry, Beira. t,
Portush, Giant's Clot-tor:ly, 01to‘gow,
!OA Channel to I vel thiongli the Kylett of
Frillleall Feu
N e vie, New Cata.4! Oa the Tyne to
London, down the river Thames to Gravesend,
tlelo6, that North Fur to the mouth of ti e
Schaldt, lu .Antwerp, Witivridoi
Cologne, .11N: la Chapelle, tip the River
Rhine to Mtlyenee, throngli Bonn, Colt.
tante, Megan, dze. lo . Flatliktrarl.-
01-Ille-Milill, lit itli•Falla:11, Mani:elm, Baden-
Baden, Firtislinig—tit this point a true %till lc
lotion neer the battlefields Of the pro-ent war,
NVeisienliorg., Paul
Ntetz, and illen.nn the It Jr In r.:teltzeilatel, Zu
rich, thence ticross the Alp., by the role
hrated Spell Zen I'as4 to Cotten, where stenulera
are Luken till Lake Corms for the City of Collin,
from (biome by railroad to Venlem Flo
rence, Itoniti, Nitples, 50 r ,,,0,,
pelt, Vesuvius and licrenhoteuta, Leghorn,
Genoa, and Turin. .From Turin to Susa and
nero'ts the Alps by the Mount Ceni- It illway and
Tunnel to St. Michael, from thence to Genova
and Lonsanne lit Switzerlnnti, thence nu to Paris.
from Paris to Dieppe, passing along the river
seini; to Bonen, thence across the British Chan
nel to Brighton and on to London, frOM Landau
to Oxford, Birmingham, Cloister, Am., to Livt4-
pool, where the patty will tilL'a fie:liners for
home. This .will be a trip worthy of the Slr
Knights, and they will hu Flirt to carry IL owt
with credit to themsclves, their nrgatilrulkin noul
their State...
INsTrru FlON.—tinticnit Loehr, A. Y. M.,
H. Imliuued tit COniiiiiisiiHrtr, on A
.itroc number of Nia.one from tlds elty,
.1111 other pkees were pre,ent, Including tb
deers of the Gr.io.l Lodge.
—The 7tUto Bond ..f • I • rexlerotc o.
eXeell , lll, organization, will give g gram! boo ,
:It Itn 11 , it SCIIMION in Ft hley
.velibig, November All the friends of the
.and should be there.
BARE I'runlain 1311 SC ILIII Club
has cletted the followits4 ~Steers :—Presitlest,
Fleury Ritter; Vice Prusi lent, Frisk Hersh;
rr, •asurer, Win. Smith; Secretory, Gen. Clifton;
IP,ktillit Secretary, Milton Kuouss ; CuOttlit.
'Ranee li. Foust ; Trustees, Ilortett Foust +URI
lit ory Ritter.
SCITNECICSVILLF.--The del ating school at
4,l oaTk.rine, urgatifirell three weeks nco, Is
c oiled on quiet speeessfnlly. The members 111 (I
c.tiz.unt iu geop•ral :mend punetnally. Tile Chi
ti,ele question was the Out subject for clioeussion,
Intl alter a W:11111 :111.? lutcrcain4 delnitc the pd.
ces were In favor of John Chinaman staying at
[owe.
ALLEN lithixti.—This excellent military or.
under the command of our worthy
May , Is prosperous and firotrreNsive. The cont
pntq
has received fin) . ones and equipments, half
itsllll , 4ll, nail will probably receive full unifornic
this week. Sixty•tlvu members have already
sillly:I the comdinitionoind the prospeets are that
Use Allen Mil he Increased to three comps
idea in o veiy shout time,
THE Pt' Mill . ()Mgt %NS.
NieForiallli, Slate Stiptn intcudent of
Orphans, hos 1--tied a clrenlar to the
pr . neitat's and teachers orsoldito s . ttrolutw,ttelloola
reettmoteattiog the ol , ffrvattee of Thatikrgivhit:
Day hr apitrapehtte ceremonies. There was tint
a ~inale death 11111(aliZ the thirty-six hawked
min Nlay 211 to' h ctober I. The school. are
lilt Inn prosretoto. , condition.
A NEW ( ' rev bitialt Vol.
ley itailro.til Company has lately purelytned Omni
twolhty,tiyi of rural 1:11111, 111 Wer4
:Mil It I' retiortr , i Ihnt the the
f!..inpatly are to hr lorated then.. nii , l Ih rt Judcr
propt.-1, to foittid n city then.. The Com
o:lily oiyendy of work (entity , : the roil 111111?111 , 'S
11'111 1 1 1'1 , 111'1111! to sink new ,:harts and iierdtip tine
y.
Tnr GrulD FIRE (70MPANT
payF : " Finn, pet-moil 010.t0.v.i
Ono tee eon soy thot for Good VIII Flreetootrtity
tif Allentown, ha- the thiest 4 u¢ino holt, or oily
Company ill tin, I'alley. The 11 itior
qpietiaidly and with everyllilitt!
111,4.gs:try to to ilte it 0 cheerful wirl comfortahlt.
room. The lore eorlains :Nod the plitllo, tee ito
derstotl, trere 1111 . Selltvil t 44 tile Coniteloy by It ,
lady friend Lit nor tine Gaol Will
bothe o hen they (mer think . iug
REPORT of coal tninsporteo over t lie Lehi vli
Vnll,y Railroad for the week emli •L' Nov. 12.
1570. romp:m..l sqth same time la , t year
F-r War
.11.-161 :I'll -117 17
li I;. ;
.9y2,i1:17 17
Total Wynoilotr
11•17.leo. • ..
rola, I • _it_
Iliatror
MIIII3IIInV ...
MIIIIOI (7111111 k .
no 11 't:;i
.711 17 1173 . :14 00
1 J. 115 00 270.14 , 41 17
. 255 07 1.77• 07
Total I.y Rail & Canal 80.501 02 3.442.240 on
Same time ISC.O . 60.044 11 2.176.421 17
19,056 11 1,265,872(1 07
f net am.
n .ert n-r.
Co.()llEtt ATIVE ItEl,tEr --The einulloye4 of
the Soul Ilethlchein Rollin_ Mill Wee adopted
ein.ral Febeim• of eo.nperative bated upon
inn from rueh man employed. titter
mha•dd, in :mound, by the tam rereived from the
Tonal wry roller! Pie: 4111 tlo•
hail: of equal a,,,,ineot, the lair lon fall. eon:illy
upon :a 11. and the 11111011111 of IZOnd
1)10s1 beyond commit:llion. • The object nt• Itos hr•
nni.vinka fund is tin aunt relief to iinfortimate
companion: In /11.4 re,s irking from inability to
work, eithrr from Illnrrn or other C 1111. 1 .5.
1.1:111 I. worthy of Imitation in nil indu-trial insti
tutions of the feline character.
SNOW.— it hi," fore
noon. The is litter in . eranint: (hie year than
lagt. We had four thetwA of ellala last ye:lr no
the 1411., and on the night of the 17th there wile a
thunder-stnrm. We have hail all 111)11 , 111111y line
Pail. and there can be no reason for eomphtlet it
people nre nt In.t caught napping in rug' inl to
ilwir out-door wouli. The "indent inhattititne•
will he puzz , eol to rententher lilialtlrr 511,11 mill ur
Oil , lake linen for nut-dour farm truth and 'mild
fug operation.. The weather has bran mild and
rre‘, front storms, and it trill not he IA range If we
min eNiallivalle a t:tolloy centaur. Itainsti re nerd.
ed to lull up the ,pringi I'ar winter ti-e, and tho
trill prob.ibly conic along' in due time.
Tin E FALL AtD YIN I F.:lt 'IDA DE.— Now is
the time for our dealers to advertise to secure the
rdi and whiter tr ale. No matterlinw well known
merelatid may he, he will certainly tied it In
advantage to advertise. An advertisement will
show his old ett.tomers what he propo,,, to do in
the future, and it will attraet new ell-101111TP. In
every' growing vommunity like ours there are
fantille. constantly moving:lnd .ctilint Penn from
other plat s, and tite.c people will antliet heir par.
elmrses•%vitere they can make them lie%l ; and ill
Ilud out where they can trade to advantage they
will diligently examine Ofe colatam of their h e:l
Paper. We invite every Allettitovit merchant who
wi.lies to enlarge his trade and his prolits to ad.
verti , e itt Tau Coitus:if Mt, for wt. :ire sure he t. ill
be hettellted by MUM!: sr,
NEw better evideni g iy
needed and °Worded of the coontant and perma
nent growth of Allentown than lice large number
of new litiwes whielt ore tieing erected in all pat In
of the city. There was probably never Si) non 11
litiliding In Allentown during it single. year a
there has been the preheat year, and • dc>pite the
hitge amount or Iran-e, erected we hear loquirlcs
isPlat every halal for houses' that can he retain'.
The column, of Till I intorstchE contain lint few
notices "to lent," and from this ma ve judge
that there are few Imollottin In 4carcli of tenants.
Piupny ownel, do not generally vale to have
their inventinents Ile Idle, mid If • Allentnav
hottne owiCcrn were in beard) of teirtill& they tire
eel tainly too sterna not LI, 11111 fie
through the columns of tarpaper, wblch finds Its
way every day to nitioelen:-Itor circle of re.olets.
It la n good indention for the growth and husine,s
of oar city thus the demitini for lionnes in ever In
excess or the nupply,• and we are gratified at the
constantly hicreaning evidences that Allentoivii Is
destined to he a large and prosperomn phlee. Grim ,
as 'vas our growth during the but decade, we are
conll.ll4it that It will be still larger during LAW
nett ten ytarn.
I VI VIIN Al. lifVENt.% CitAriws.—ln
once of the third section of att Act of Contrrig ,
n proved ylnv 1-1,1 4 6:, entitled nti Act to provide
Internal Ituvenue to ettpinirt the Government awl
In tiny the Interest on the Public Dein, Edward
!tithe, A see-iirfor tl& Ifct,
it, in rumpll
nuce with Order% front Mr. Delaiii , „ o,lllll4lsiollt . r
of Internal Ito innuc. hict re•ortfttilrcil the NII I .-
di-tilt:l6 unit eurtitili the filet. ciniiloyeil In intik
! the ar.rS,llit•illS. a( . 11011 k 1 , 1 nrrunh 1,0,'
with the general pion of the Arlitittil,trittliin ill
Pre-tilent Grant to reduce the extieni4“ of the
United Stole. , Government in every ineniittle twin.
tier. The new nult•tllittrlete with their a•nil-tant
nstoi•i•ori‘, tire ac
=EI
Finif Division—City Allentown:lnd the to•.rn ,
ship of I lunover, Tll,htn.tu Vr. Rhoads. Asstuiror.
se e ,, t uf Theiriuu—Sall-linry, S.111(011. Upper und
Lower Mil ford, Upper and Lnn•er Matuingie, South
Whit, hull, Millerstown; Dr. Edmund
F. Steehel,
Third /*obi n —North 1%11101101, 'Whitehall.
Warilliglnn. Heidelberg', Lynn, Livltill. IVelmen
burg. ('Ataringibt, SLrtingtnn uud enplay; &din
C. Ilankty.
Cl=
l'ourt/i Uiehdon--Chelu•ohmn, Ablugton,SPring.
11eI I, Moreland, Whitetnarsh, Upper 11.1.11., H. r
Shan;, Upper and Lower Merlon, Plymouth,
Gwynedd, Montgomery, Worcester.
Nordin., Norrisinwm, Conshohocken, North
Wides owl Bridgeport; Sound S. Costley,
lAir Eredcriek, Upper
and Lower Salford, Francimla, lintfield, Perkin
-111111 and Towatheneln; Samuel E. Nyee. A•wessor.
RLfA Divixlon-I.7piqq• Hanover, New ILinorer,
Doiidha4, POI twrove.l.linerll.l:, Upper and Lower
Providence, and l'ottgowil; Alexander Malbber-
gor, AF.twor.
The retiring AP-lßttnt AriSew.ors, nreß.CLry
Ilaincrsly, In 1.e1!luli. John Pntle, A. w.
shearer and mama vaernet #u Slnittgomery.
EIIIGH REGIST
THE
FIRST SNowa.—The following dates are
given showing the time In each year; during the
n,n4 dre ti.. at. which tiie first MUM or the i , eapon
•
Dec. 9, 1865.
" 10, 1866.
•• 5, 1867.
" 4. 1868.
Nov. 14. 1569.
ro thiN lVe.roll IlgsW n(1,1 N,tveinlnvr 18, 1870.
Nnr. 21. 1800
15. 1561
1 862.
31, 18113
' 10. 1..411
tinnttow ESCAPE.-31onday morning. about
nine o'clock, as Mr. Reuben Glick was driv
ing a loaded wagon along Ilandlton street,
nbove Eighth, he lost his balance and fell
ander his wagon. Mr. Ihmry Dreifong
promptly 1111 to the assistance or Mr. Ouch,
and SOCCNIP.I in drawing him out from nude,
the WII , IOII and in tints saving, his life. A
moment later and the wheel tenni,' have passed
ov. r Mr. Glick's neck. As it was, his left
arm wll9 badly crushed, and (mite likely will
have to he =planted. It was Indeed a nar
row escape front 105'501 death.
Arrla•:s.—Our yew• England exchanges re ,
!ma the apple crop In that reckon as unusually
large thiw year, and the Kites are coorresponollagly
low. We see it sated lint lu sumo places near
Roston It Is altogether Impossible to obtain bat rels
In whleh to park the fruit for market, on account
of the very large amount of fruit which has been
gathered. Could not some of oar enterprlsing
dealers in Allentown don good thing for them
selves and their customer. by getting a supply of
apples from the owersteektod New England market?
They could he transported from Boodon to Phila
delphia water and thence by rail, and It seems
to us that they C,10.11 thus be obtained and sold
at 1, , s than the iore.ent ruling priers here, and
till leave a handommr morgiu for toroth.
Cri . l:ll SAUCON. ssistant Mathital ond•
ring, of Env; UF, hands 1113 the following c'eIIFIIA
ittatistles for Upper Satterm Mr. Nand ring Itnr
been d el ;yet in Ills work hy an attack of typhoid
fever. The whole number of inhabitants i 4 3,514,
nn Increme shwa 18011 of n7O. The number of
dwellings i+67:l, at. Inereaw• of Ill; 111:111-
her of famillea it 747,1111 inermme of 140. The
oldest person i• Mr•. Margaret Mar•teller, aged
:15; and the followltm per-m+ are over Mile mah•r:
—John Frantic, 8 4 ; Nicolas Simons, ti• 1; Samuel
Wort Wm: ton. ; .larolt 011,82 ; flee. Bitting. 81.
F•ma Iwt—Clitli:it'n • Itnmfrid, M i'...To re Frank.
; Ma ry Newcomer. 83; Het ece.t Sterner, 83;
13a; Im ra I,:ualls, ti!; Gott rude Ft Ick, 82 ; Barbara
Nivtintlivr, 82 ; Bringer,'B2.
KM
MATTEI:s.—The,
ea,..- 1 0,,aent of the Burks Coolily Intellitroievi.
tviwzsablth.nt there wit, it romoralloot that the
North I'volt. ft t e in ,volllll Inn “aolnlnleil oi.'• try
t'n• It Compitny, the Itviiiilog
rip] h•+ ne to lost , :
%N'e harillv think lle exteolllow the Per
i:milieu rind to Er i'lllllSy
1 . 1101:1, la or nt•nr Allentown, ins Is proposed tin he
done, tin. I.e•tdiny teill hnye n hotrr mit Irt tenon
the I,,hlati Vu tiny, yin the l'erklnnn•u Hod .Sehilyl
- Ohm the Noith pre.
-vint+."
The 111,1tateit Iflsrt Quy4 that the Ite.ollott 1101-
r Colitpitlty has torte I to Itlltt,titte bnlfu
million of °Ohm. to the Attolt of the propo-ett
nor litre of -teamshitt. from lArefitool let
T TIE LACI:AwANNA COAL liEtitoN.—The
e .11IelieS a-. 1 the I..ickawanna coil region, excel.
ties throe of Individuals, ale owned by the hair
great corpnraloa, The 1). L. .l W., Del. &
t InJ.nn, Pennsylvania Coal Co., and the Lleklt.
Wallll2l COill CO. The flela ware, Licka-
Watota IVe-tcrii works fifteen col I embra
ciou' ten shafts told live slopes. from which
'1111101:11111 chi peed doting' the 1 ist year, ..1.081,
51:1, f coil. The' Del I wit re A: lltidson
Compaer welch has its liettibittarters at Scruutnu
.111• V mvns eizlit breaker, in the, uppw end hl'lha
embraeitur 1 0111(1,, 1 slopes, and S
d.l ts, and In the lower cult of the
below Pitt-ton, wnrkiiitz iif till 16 breakers. The
amount of coal shipped by them (lariat: the past
yet!' cu. 2,131.500 tort. The works of the
IN•n,..ylvaini a Caml Company, whose head'olllce
• at Dunmore, sire principally locatt.d lit 'Pitts ,
t eveeptlav the two shn fie, two slope,, and
four drifts at Dunmore. Their annual shipments
co islilerall'y exceed or.c million of tons, and with
addition of the new opening, mile in progress
this aimittot will he greatly Increased. Tl,e
L aokaw:aalana iron and Coal company has two
shafts and tine slope, the meal from which is
1,1116p:111y consumed by the company at lie
I
nn works hi Scranton.
THE FARIS FASHIONS REPORTED BY BAI.
t.noa, dace Idle' of the Wilt ult., a Paris letter
seot OM by 1.110011 thus sketches the fashions at
the French capital "Some. slight changes have
been introduced Into the present fin Linn,.. There
14 Vspeulally a perceptible doing,: in the mode of
dressing the hair. Taking advantage ,11 the algid
,ertoin personage's who had gray, thin, or rod
hair, told who Inflicted on fashion their indiepen
eatile false hair, our Pa risMti ladies have at once
restored to liberty' their own locks so long hid
under the despotic artilleial chignon. Brown
plaits carefully emonthed down ; light ringlets, at
once graceful tind nil eta!, have ;dime adorned for
some days the delicate and pretty brads of our
voting lattice, who are delighted to lace their Moat
.0111.1110 adornment restored to them." The
wilier then prinTerik to ite4ci•ibi, at length' the cos
tumes of the season, dating, among of err things,
I hat volane, ruches and bouillon! es be-in to di—
ppear aith tornure a la pompadour itnii Jay,
-1114•11..rvi nt IA Thole AtdoMette Quiet colors
in• in Mvor, aid there is great eObrie y in the lice
of jovel, ‘• This," sap, the writer in emmiusion,
•• iminnue rendered 10 the
v.' ',lot' the 'Maher,. the witeso lie
-Irt,•r, am' the orphans who hare now ro deplore
lie of 1110, dear to them, who have Fallen
viethm to the cruel vanity tithe tyratito of Fr.o,e,.
and
, • ,
ri.AtutiNo.-- We t•pufte few
d vc :igo of the impetus likely to he given to the
al .ti trade hi thl= counly by the lice of slate G r
it ggh~g 1,11110-vs. W, nllll ill the filatineton
Neivs or this week some statements which chow
th it 'tile :inte are already preparing to do a
:aroe hostile,: in this. direction, Th,. N e w. "y, a
Si,,,',b 1111.• ago flit' BLit 1.10.1.111 ('O..
.1111111.11,ii 111.11111 I'lll'lll ne ['Aguilar or
&c. Tile lalcinecs at once legal. to
If•• b.ll lu flint line, and coon the company found
Li.,•ms,•lve,.. not able to fill one tenth or the orders'
received. Mr. 11. who Is one of the
..rineip. I men in said eintopany. lately informed
us that chiding the last three month.. 1.1.01.1...
11,.ve heen 1111111 e lit the "thee for flagging to the
dnount of iv, 1,8 than 1, 0 05,00 t) feet, which
nonnotot at about the ovt.ratte welling price of
[hilt v-live cents per root would amount to the cum
or $;i72,75'.1,011. 11'1 think tilk intik,. like bushiest , .
lily wiz different eompanies, or 1i.1111110 , 11114 ,
hove 141111111lOten , !...r are about to commence, the
nr,...t.tre of this flit:ghat in Lehigh county,
d • !EMI! , aro bring 1113 lie to cstnbllc6 n tar
eon p dut in N.nthanirtinr county, In the ne -
• b r od ..f Danielsville, for a similar purpose.
, .ger•g when properly nnuturactured n•akes
't o too I i o wilt!!s. I
d.ovalk that eau he lillllll,
it 1.1, o floor fur public building+
a here . .. liar er flour than wend Is requilr d. We
h .pece thh 11,,eohno ‘%•111 he 1111 hottorttlint officio
nif manufacture hereafter In this community. and
Wu.n Is,, lielirOl• that the cl.te business will here-
Ifter he n,t nltlbilted not n fir ner Intsll tllllll here
t f :1111i non who mu) in. Interested in It, will
-atictiell to mink.. It n mule that will pay a fair
.1...... id in l'ettltll fill' the ini/11r 111111 1110111 y en
1, 111,0, 11111 i not Mlle 11l the efllleilltion tut the
I- n priltitieFil Ont., hll . lllllte 111111111
n 1111 1 . 4, a fortune by engaging in it for it few years.
Tilt: BREAKFAST TABT.g.— I Jonallrd
of Health ham the following eenslhle remarks Iu
regard to the breakfast table a •
Don't eannedoirn into Clue breakfast ennui of' a
morphia with a thunilcoeiniol over your Idtiful
phig. What are you mad at I Have you 11 mite
to pay lit IEI 11k lull 001 0 flll/10 to meet It ? IlaVe
the 111.0liaelo• I 11111 I lie bab y wake you from
• I
$llllllll nivell I hid. 1.111 heel) prvsentell at your
mar, Might null early, %vide!' you know very I
well might to leive been bald 1111111 ago to the
patlent baker, the Newly drenmink.•r, or the he
grilited 11111 . 11;1111e . 1
?day •lici vim lIIIVt cult your
face while shaving, our stinoced your toe atralic t
Ito eat, or Iliadic your wateli-sprinv in windlog
It lip.. May he you are flailed liveanse you have
.m.illenly remembered that 31111 failed In meet
mediae. magageinent ymiteralay or took n nliort
turn 1111 n Mend, nrll,olll4,ntly, and that
it In 0 ionit being. found 1111 f, other. I•e 3 . 1111 WOlllll
11111 bare eared the equip of your huger almlit It.
Perhaps Its yoll I idertql lilt' doer null !eat 1110,11 the
hreakili.t, table you lamed slime favorite ‘ll,ll.
Butt, does one of all throe occurrences Juid ify you
lit 00111 i illjt Ills Wil011.:41011,1110111. In hurting the
f r eling4 your children, in diseouraging the
.1,•rvo11h , and outraging the glieFte at yd.llr table?
The 1111111 or woman who rilllle4 ill the doily
ichle with n crawl is a brine in maitre, and rally
Want:l 1111 11111 , 01tIllilly to bilicia nut lilt Ilitien,,a
and ineatineei. If, when volt cow to the break• •
r0..111, yOll are fall from discouragement,
front rmiow, from 11l lien', or from Insets, poi are
10111 ylll liavo our eympai hy ; but to
it eel the Hi a l'iown. and cant It gloom
liver the Uiudln iptltiehnld, nlnydy because every
thing hue 1101 ;toile exuetly 111,0rOloa to your
aiivereign pletitime—yoll, a Nor pitiful worm of
the hour ; why, It I- so onpr melt' ridiculous I hat
anything Oro 1111111 cmitenipt for lila riltoply
ER, ALLENTOIV
A SUBSTANTIAL COMPLINIENT.-ECV. W.
A. Kerr, upon leaving the First Presbyterian
ehureh o 1 Eaf ton, was presented by the eengrega-
Lion with 454(i.
ArciDENT --Mr. lieinsmith, aged about
sixty, fell from a wagon while unloading atone,
oit z‘ixtli street, on geturiloy. lie fell !lead fore
emit, lint fortunately received 110 serious injury.
::(1001. TEACIINIIR AND THANKSOIVINO
DAY.—The State Snperhoendent of Public Schools
hug .inst derided that teacher. C3IIIIOL he compelled
to leach on Thanhsching day, inarcinneh as the
dnyhas been declared a legal holiday ; nod further,
that even If the day in Voluntarily made by teach
ern, payment cannot be drawn, IPA It Is not ndmle.
clble In the 'notably report. '
INSTRUCTIVE AM) ANICHINO.—One RI the
itin-t Ingenious toys we have ever seen Is the, dol
lar steam euchre, for sale ut \V. C. Smith's, 733
Ilamilion street. It has a brass holler, sliver
plated t ylinder and tly-wheel and makes one
thoa;.and te,olntions a minute. Explosion Is Im
possible, as It has a douhle,teling safety valve.
Go see the wonder.
SENIOUN RUNAWAY ACUIDNNT, —I leflry Gil
bert WIIF drivintrout Hamilton St. Monday morns
and when near Griesemer's lintel his horse
took fright it a drove of lino and ran away.
Mr. Gilbert made several attempts to Jump out
of the Wagon and finally succeeded in getting out
In the rear, when he was thrown violently upon
the vrounil and had his shoulder diglneated. Ills
injuries were attended to by Dr. T. 11. Martin.
HEAL. ESTATE SALES, reported by Memnrn.
Wittman d: Lelsenrine:
Adam Schmidt Hold n I.a of ground, one Itere
nod five !Tycho., with log house thereon, on the
mod lending fermi EIIIIIIIMI to Bethlehem, In SAHA
bury towieoop, to Lerl Sa , sa man, for $B5O.
Wm. ( - Irbil wdd n lot 40 feet front by 230 sleep,
on Linden i , lreet. het velum Iltb and 12tb. to Nathan
ror 81200.
QPICK.WORK.—BeveraI of nor exchanaTa
announce that a second track on the North Penn•
Sylvania front Philadelphia to Bethle
hem, lobe eompleted by the !hot oh next April.
We would like to see the company a:Tomlin:4h
but as it took an entire summer to erode the roach
and lay the oceond track from Philadelphitt to
Inuton, we Nth lint Sri iloW it In possible to do
on conch more in so much shorter time during the
rrr.t.;.,, , l 'mot,: of winter.
T , . Tho ~ .4,:snra of Norili•
amptoo ,•011oty met nt Gaston nil the 11th,, and
served to •-en re e-Cite ut rine-lourth its actual
VON., 1• • 111 . 11 ,, t . 4'lll rnllhic will men lire to IM
Mx,' from 50 m•ffl. to $3 ; 110111MCII, IlleCllllll
- $ ;ma iim,‘ ; hos, tneehti tiles, $2 ; Justices
of the l'eaee, $1 : Constuble4, 75 cents; innkeep•
ers. saloon keel, teaehers, professors, students,
mlnit-ters.lawyers, physicians, aentlemen, print
ers. clerks, merchants, conductors. horses, earri•
ages, and caws, from $1 to $2, and upwards.
HANOVER LITEUNI.—FrIday night wan the.
regulor time for the Lyceum meeting a t Ktebler's
school house, but on ing to the t hreateninz aspect
of the went her during the earlier part of the evert
ing, the MN, of holding a meeting was abandon
ed. However, a few of the members met at the
school house later lo the evening, and in view of
the eireumstanees If was resolved 10 meet on Fri
dos night. Nov. 25th, at the satne place. The
question for debate is " Resolved, that Mormonism
should he abolished from the United States."
TIML: oN LEHIGH VALLEY
TIAILIMAII.—On and after Nlonday, Novembou
21st. the t rain lea vine: East Petin. Junction at 9.35
a. In., w 111 leave at 015 a. tn. This eonnects only
for New Yolk. There will also be a train !entitle
Ea•t Penn. Junction at 2.05 p. tn. for N-tv York,
and the train leavimt at 12.05 noon, will leave uI
12.10. The train leavin: Allentown station al
11.50 a. tn. will leave it 11 55 for Philadelphia and
New Turk. All other trains will ran on RAMC
(!( 11; hl' PR( )l: 1.'4;1 NGs
Ni Cab( S 'Whig ready for trial on Mon.
day the Jury were discharged until this mor.
The Court then proceeded to make up
a trial list for the special term in December.
'Phis morning a large number of the cases
marked fOr trial were either cmdinued ur aet•
1 ed, until lint two remained to he tried and
those gill probably be disposed of to day.
The dory were again discharged until to mor
row morning. Motions for new trials were
argued this morning. The argument list will
be taken tip this afternoon.
A LWAYS 111JIETIIIS6 V —The wander.
.12,ntsity a hlch h diaplaycd lu. the construc
tion of nn den, toys is truly astonishing. Walter
C Hmith, our enterprising couf:ctioner and toy
dealer, at 78:1 Thanilton street, Is always among
the first In the country to Introduce these inven
tions. Two beautiful and amusing toys are the
velocipede anti the walking doll. The former Is
propelled by a comely youth of several sumtners,
who rims his maelike with 1111 the skill of a pro
fessional. The latter individual pushes a coach
and steps ffir with as much grace lib our most ac•
complished young ladies. Mr. Snrith will take
pleasure in exhibiting these toys, and more plea
sure hi selling them.
A I'I•FASANT W1.1)111M1 ANNIVERHARY.—
The other evening. Mr. C. W. Chapman, Super
inteiolent of the latat , atiqua and Fogel•ville
road, and his . uorni lady were returning . from
church to their home when they were astonished
by much unusual din and confusion lu their bald
tatlon. Upon enterine: their house the harsh
...muds or limmtwr. Aile tin horns and the clatter
of tin implenivet. for household purposes nearly
deafened them and it was a fete moments before
they could realize that the vast cones irse of peo
ple stirroondlng them, was composed of friends.
A hasty eXVlanation asslirva them that the party
wits there for no other purpose than to celebrate
the tin wedding. of Cue host and hostess, null ti t
stivities assumed it itleaShq and clijoVahle as
pl•vt. The presilits showered upon the fortunate
couple Wl re of all :111,1 for every nee;
curl it Is 1101 N11.1'0141 bii• that they will never have
era-ion to attain patronize a tin ;tore for the re
mainder of thelr lives.
Itrt.torotis.—lti the late meeting of the r.
noon Reformed Scuola it wits resolved that, •• us a
Synod, we most lwartily unite with the M Mister's
um of the Lutheran Church to suppress the evil of
building the so-called union churches,' and we
earnestly request all congregations to build up ex
clusively Reformad Churches, if possible.” In
evolanation of thin resolution, we may say Elul.,
in many. case-, lii Eastern Pennsylvania, the Ger
man Reformed and Lutherourchnrehes have united
in erectfne a building for their Joint use, the Lutl .
eras- mccllug on one part of the Sabbath and the
Reformed on iinoi her, or on alternate Sabbaths.
After Priny years the Oulu la do•clared not to work
well, being productive of Jealousies and dissen
sions, and often ordain:aim: lawsuit , . Union is
foamd to he ndt the best means oofpreso rvinc unity,
and the dictate I,f common sense, that every lam
-I'y should hare its home, and own it, has been
publicly approved by the Reforincii, and in, doubt
less, as fully approved by the Lutherans.
Bishop Ames says that on mission of the Meth.
0116 t Episcopal Church, In thefts( live months of
Ile history, had more tokens of the divine blessing .
al's o buts the lltah mission. •
PitOrlibtiOlt EVANI4.—Those of our citizens
who attended Professor Evans' reading entertain
ments here a few months ago will be glad of the
oppoolunity which will be furnished thorn fur hear
ing him no Friday evening Of this aveek. Ile In
a first-elms elneutionist, and ;mains of public en
tertailltnento iv a o generally popular as those,
which he gives. His programmes are ra vied and,
furnish something for every Species of cultivated
taste. We take the following from a notice In tiro
Times of his reading at R.•adiug on Wednesday
night tart :
It would he dillieult, in an attempted analysis of
his powers. to say in what pat-dollar the Professor
excels—whether In the humorous or pathetic, In
passion or grief, In from or tenderness—for It
seems to Uri In the depletion of the various phrases
of character which go to make up his repertoire,
he is mdfornily good; while In the major portion
of his renditions It would be no exaggeratiooi to
ray that he is unegnalled by any v(012+0°11111
reader now before the American people. Reject
ing nil the au tllices of elocution, he pours Into the
thought+ of others the soul of genius whose magi
cal wand liret eotnmands the ear, and then'elec-
I trifles the Sold of the hearer. He addresses hlm
self to Ids work, too, like one whose heart lain his
profession, who Is untiring In his efforts to please,
ned whose interest In whatever he undertakes to
do never flags lior wearies. - 111. popularity In
Reading, as elsewhere, Is, ilwrefore, easily ac
counted for. Wu are not surprised to learn, then,
that his services have been rededtanoled In all the
; ;dares where he gave readings last Spring—a coin
, pliment veblrb can be .no lens gratifying to the
Professor himself {bun It is to his many friends in
this city.
WEDNESDAY
LAIPAC stock sheet music, instructcrs,
blank t»,ti., cask paper and cards at q. F. Herr
=ain't. %lust? Store, Allentown. —Adv.
WonErrun WORK.—Tile laigest and cheap
eel of slippers, Pori and plo cushions
ever "tiered In this city for nale at
Moo. °MUM'S.
A TIIIItD REASON why T. C. 'Comoheti, of
the Allentown China, Glassware and Lamp Stare
can sell cheaper than others, is because he sells
more than a u two in the eaunty put together.
ONE HUNDRED CLOAIO4, rendyntnde for
Indies, from two to twenty dollars, also Witter
Proof, Circular, and Children's Cloaks for sale at
MN%
ALLENTOWN has an extensive china and
glassware establishment where as great a variety
and as low prices can be found as In the larger
cities. We refer to the new store of Richard
Walker, No. 40 West Hamilton street.—Adv.
CHEAP PARLOR OROANA, —A single reed 5
octave organ at $9O. A double reed organ with 5
,tops, at 'MO. A powerful organ with 7 stops at
$lBO, at C. F. Ilerrmarn'4, corner of 7th and. Wel
nut.—Adv.
sine best of Italian violin strings, violi nu.
L•uitars, flutes, etc., or any other article belonging
to inutile:o instruments, .can he bought cheaper
than anywhere else, at C. F. Herrmann .. .l %futile
Store, Allentown, I'a.—Ade.
AN EXCELLENT REAAON W IIT T. C. Kerna
hen, of the old Allentown China, Glassware and
Lamp Store, can sell cheaper than others, Is that
he buys and sells exclusively for Cash, thus gab.-
ng all the advantage of cash payments and losing
nothing by credit sales.
A SPLENDID PlANo.—Linderman'& Son's
Gold Medal Cycloid and SquarePlanos troth among
the finest instruments in the country: Their brit
liatwy and culinessoftone is not surpassed lien eon
cert gr and !Animal double the price. More instru
illentS of thk celebrated mai, have been sold In
Allentown, Lehigh and adjoining counties than of
any other manufacture. They can be used many
yeara and not become airy, as mist other pianos
do, in only a few years. Come and examine them
at C. F. Herrmann's Store, Seventh and Walnu
streets.— Adv.
A WOOD TO TOE WISE.—We notice that
00111 C of our merchants who do not patronize news
papera are advertising to what Is called "an ad
vertising sheet." It Is policy to advertise it every
possible way, bat when they neglect the columns
of a legitimate newspaper they allow that they do
not profit by the experience of every merchant
who into made his money by the use of printers'
ink. The columns of a legitimate, Orel-class
newspaper afford the hest,clicapest an I MOO, ben
eficial medium for advertising eve" devised. A
hint to the wise is sufficient.
riEVIRED RAILROAD SCHEDULE. —The wir
kr time Kahle of the Reading Railroad, which
went Into effect on Monday last, contains a num
her of important changes, of which the traveling
public will do well to make it note. The earls
morning t rain for Allentown, Euston and New
York leaves Reading at 5 Instead of 7.23, and the
through Express train for the carne points leaves
at 12.45 noon, instead of 10.45 ;I. m. The early
accommodation train In the same direction leaves
at 7.20 instead of 620 a. m. A new train leaves
Allentown at 2.55 p. tn. The Sunday way train
on the F.nst Penn. road is discontinued, and the
Sunday train for Allentown, Easton and New York
leaves R , .ading at 5 instead of 7.23 a. m.
Iter.t.rinous.—The special religious services
In the Linden Ft reel M. E. Church continue with
unabated success. Ninny have already professed
tialvat lon, and many others are seeking Christ In
the pardem of their sins. The past week has been
one of great encouragement to the church, and
the present week opens with Increased Interest.
Service will be held every evening [166 week at
!even o'clock, and on Thursday evening them• will
be special services In commemorailon of Thanks
givieg Day.
The special evening meetings which were held
by the Presbyterian church last week were very
well attended and called out much religions In
terest. They will be continued this week, and
trill be held In the Lecture Room every evening
ut sevart o'clock.. Thanksgiving services will be
held at the Presbyterian church at ten o'clock
Thursday forenoon.
Rev. Mr Gans, pastor of the Norristown Re
formed Church, has accepted a call from a•Ralti
more Church of the same dommination.
Calumituquis Ileum
At the r•gular monthly meeting of the Ca ta
sauqua Mutual Saving Loan and Building
Asso
n field ou the 15th, ten loans were sold—Ore
at 669; one at $6B, and four at $65.
George Fehr has sold two lots on Second street
to Jesse Weaver, for $2,000.
David Thomas, Esq., has sold his large and
splendidly situated lot, corner of Bridge street and
the Howeitown road, to J. W. Fuller, Jr., for
$6,000. ' Mr. Fuller will. lo the course of a year,
erect a One residence ;woo this property.
Since the tiry the venue iron Company bits
erected a tine brick, tir, -proof foundry on the site
of the one destroyed. They also have in coarse
of erection, upon the opposite side of Front street,
a three-story building in which to store their pat
tertis, sod °meesi .. this a tlre•proof oil house. As
In all the buddings erected under the supervision
of Mr. Mod, these are of the most substantial
eh: minter
The Cat:lsamu.' and Fogelsville Railroad Com
pany is erecting a new A mltit•shop near the engine
house of the company, opposite Catasauqua.
Nos. 2 and 3 stacks of the Lehigh Crane Iron
Works are baring new hot blast:, new linings put
np. A projection In being built to accommodate
new boilers. The boilers are manufactured by
Daniel Milton, of Cutasauqua, who also con
structed the bailers for No. 6, wide!' urn not sur
passed by any other boiler maker in the State.
Mr. Milton ban acquired an enviable reputation
for the excellence of his work and has now in baud
the boilers for the North Penn. Iron Company
J. M. Gildea, formerly a poor Irish boy of Cut
aSallqUit, and now blind, will girt two entertain
ments in Town Hall on Thanksgiving Day, after
noon and evening. lie received a musical educa
tion at the Pennsylvania Blind Asylum, and It in
6.11. i hi• performances are of ouch a character an
to merit a liberal patronage.
The First,Presbyterian Church h.is engaged a .
new organist, Mr. Presc t, from Leeds, Scotland.
Laconic/I.
The Glendon Iron Company has it new cinder
rather.
Easton has a Target Company with limn, Bar
ris is Captain.
Jacksonwold la a new past suttee In Berke
county, and John Jackson In the postmnster.
Judge A. B. Longaker has lately Isere presented
with a beautiful gold-headed cane.
The Bethiehetu Y. M. C. A. furnishes is I fees
night sehn open three nights in the week.
The new Presbyterian meeting 'house at Bath
will be dedicated on the 24th.
The fall sown grain fields look unusually well
Ms year, and give promise of au abundant crop.'
The new ears on the *sprees trains of the L
ehigh Valley Railroad, built by Harlan& Hollings
w rth, Wilmington, are magnificent palaces.
Gen. Selfridge, of Bethlehem, contradicts the
report that he hart leased one of the Harrisburg
hotels.
Solomon Long, a livery stable keeper ut Norris
to .en, killed Llmerif by ettoutimr on Monday, in a
tit of insanity.
Abraham Landis, owner of u grist mill at Lan
disville. near Doyle-town, was crushed to death
in'hin mill R few nago.
Dr. t:redericks...it. bickardt hub been appointed
attending physician in the Moravian Female Sear
•
Mary at Bethlehem.
The net proceeds of the recent fair at Reading
for the benefit of St. Peter's Catholic Church were
over $3,000.
The car works at eltemt* have bien stopped
for the pant few lays, for the purpose of making
repairs.
The County of Nmthamptou is constructing a
stn-e bridge over iinkeadauqua creek at Lau
bach's.
Theodore Schock, editor of the Stroudsburg Jef
fersonlan, hoe been appointed Associate Judge of
Motroe county, fu place of Judge Levering, de
ceased.
B. ticholicht, who wog arrested 60111 e time ago
at Lehighton for stealing and selling butter In
that place, broke nut of the Belvidere Jall last
week.
An Illinois editor says " Trying to do business
without advertising Is like winking In the dark.
You know that you arc keeping up a powerful
winking, but nobody else baa any Idea of it."
NOVEMBE' 23,
The teachers of Lower Saucon, South Bethle
hem stud Freemnnsburg have formed a Literary
Society, with J.. 4. Campbell, of South Bethle
hem, President, and F. H. Lehßch, of Dellertown,
Secretary.
Dr. G. B. Linderman, C. 0. Sheer, Harry E.
Packer and R. A. Picker have taken n tm, yearn'
lease on the Ashburton coal property, situated
about four miles west of Hazleton. The works,
which have been Idle for some time, will be put hi
shipping order as soon as practicable. R. A.
Packer Is to have charge at:the mines.
LETTER FILONS ARKANSAN
Political Tema,ter ommt Promprrho The 110 (Irmo./
LI/id Stith,. too Trouble Itroplot Inerolo
of Population by Immigration.
LYMAN, ARK, Nov. 7, 1870.
The difficulty which existed among the ranks of
the Republican party In the Third Congressional
District has been amicably adjusted by the with
drawal of lion. E. P. Searle, leaving lion. Thos.
Boles alone In the field. In his letter of with
drawal Searle stated that,alt hough he wan the reg
ular Republican nominee, he could Indulgr no hope
of success so long as there were two IVpublican
candidates. Being convinced by the state of affairs
Tennessee that, should the Democratic party,
larcome the dominant party in this State, their
success would be the downfall of all Republican
institutions, and would be followed by the repeal
of all la wri enacted since the Republicans obtained
control of the State, and seeing that Mr. Boles
was not disposed to wandra rare, he (Searle) felt it
to be his duty to pursue such a muse as would
result in the sucrose of the Iteptildlean party.
Previous to his withdrawal, the Democrats were
highly elated at the prospect of electing Gyn. Ed
wards by a handsome majority, but their fond
anticipations were clouded, and they are now
howling with rage over their disappointment.
Their pried Pal organs lire now looking appeals to
those of their Democratic friends who were refused
registration, to the thelr'.:lllllavits with seine Jos.
flee or the Peace. go to the polls and deposit I bele
ha II: 4s, and in case they are refused this prix ileee,
to prosecute both Registrar and ,Indge of Election.
In this they will be furled, for those that were not
allowed to register wee • disfranchised by the. Four
teenth Amendment. Owing to the reign of terror
which had been In •tittited by the tau-Klux in this
county, the Registrar appointed by Gov. Clayton
refused to serve, and others, to whom the appoint
ment was tendered. declined. A Board of Review
was thereore appointed, which sat at Dover from
the 24th to the' 9th of Oi:tober, and all who wished
to register were compelled to go there. This ram.
tiered it very inconvenient • for those living at in
remote distance from the county seat. In conse
quence of which scarcely one-half of the legal
voters of the county registered. The m :pithy of
those are Democrats. The Conservatives of this
county are making strenuous efliwts to elect their
entire ticket, and :IS the majority of their candi
dates hare hitherto acted with the Republiean
party, they, cannot fail to achieve a victory. '
A fact to be deplored In, that 'quite a number of
Republicans residing on railroad land along the
line of the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad
fatted to register, thus•inearicitating them from
voting; while others have, declared their ititentlon
of voting the Democratic ticket, because Boles te•
fused to vote against the repeal of a law which
permits actual settlers on railroad land to purchase
their farms for a sum not exceeding $9.60 per
acre. Some of them have just cause of complaint.
They cleared and improved their farms and erected
buildings, supposing that they a wild not be coin
pelted to pay more than $2.50 an lorre. But they
now find that their land Is rated at from five to
ten dollars. Many will not he aide to pay that
amount, and they will be obliged to orcupy unim
proved land, and commence at the font of the
ladder.
Immigration from Georgia and Ti111".5:40 , ; Is
Increasing, and not a duty posses' but that a num
ber of wagons rigs' through here en route for
northern Texas or western Art Judging
from appearance, the men are genera composed
of hard-working farmers, who never had 'the prig•
liege of au education, and are therefore classed
among the poor whites, the majority of whom can
'neither read nor write. The women ' , present 9
charming," oppearance. They are all attired
in home-spun dresses, and have accustomed them
selves to tne disgusting, habit of dipping snuff;
they have ignorance stamped upon their foreheads,
and their-personal appearance shows that they do
not mingle with fashionable society. In many
Instances the wagons are drawn by n vat, or milks
with a yoke of oxen In the lead, the bight of which
Is a novelty to strangers. To the credit of a 11,W.
I must soy that their outfit consisted of new
wagons, good horses and fine household goods.
Next Tuesdny will be election day. It is to be
hoped that the scenes of 'IPS will not be reenacted,
hut that everything. ill pass tiff peaveably. Brain
shops are ordered to he closed on that day, but
the roughs will probably provide themselves with
whisky beforehand. Persons are prohibited from
carrying concealed weapons, but (to we an Ar
kansas expression) if they tote" them "kinder
sorter In front like,'' they are not mole-ted.
U. S.
Don't Neglect This.—Whoa you ti•it
Philadelphia, do not Nit to call upon S.C. Foulk,
Ile veteran Carpet dealer at No. 11l South Seeond
street, between Market and Chestnut. Ile pare
semen facilities for procuring the ehoier.ct etyles
In the market, and is enabled to sell them .t the
very lowest prices. They most IneXiwrielw,l per
son may deal with Mr. Foulk wish entire confi
dence. lie dors not believe in mis - represetalng tuts
gOOds to effort sn lee. See bin earl in another col
-
A Popular ,lillinery Emporium.—
Our lady readers who desire to select the ht'.•sst and
most, nsehirche styles of Full and Whiter Millinery
we take unfeigned pleasure In directing to the long
established emporktn of Messrs: Friedberger
Btrouse, Nos. 113 st 115 North Eighth street, above
Arch, Philadelphia. This establishment, so well
known as the'" doable store," exhibits at all sea
-80118 3 comprehensive stock of everything apper
taining to the bushiest, including Feathers, Flow
srs, IVreittlis, Birds, Satins, Velvets, Plashes, Rib
(ions, $361105 etc. Nlesnrs. Fri•dbereer tt :grouse
are gentlemen with whom it is it pleasure• to do
bitaluens, and the uniform entirtssy and attention
extende to visitors by their employes coin lilt hint
create a favorable impression upon all who deiil
there. 'Possessed, as they 111 - V, With unsurpassed
facilities, and having the acquaintance of the most
extensive Europe., Manufacturers, the firm are
en tided to scene•. In choicest and most fashion
able goals, and et the came time dispose of them
At the luwctt possible pries, 2i4
.t Plan That Neter Failmh—There is
one certain plan to COIIIIII3IO trade, out that Is to
undersell your competitors. This succeeds when
all others fall. The career of Mr. Thomas Mil
tett, the I enowned dealer in hosiery, hooistikirts,
trininnugs, perfumery, was dolls, etc., de., is a
fullitzeuntliticatlon of this fact. Ills business was
never more prosperous than at preoent, although
there are so many who are croaking about dull
times. The reason of this Is obvious. Mr. Mat
fett has at all reasons a full assortment of every
thing In his line of business, and he Illltke,t It 11
point to mark his goods at the very lowest postd
hie kgure. By so doing he has established a large
mid remunerative trade, which Is yearly lucre:l,-
lov. Ile has Just open:d an invoice of real halt,
In ringlets and clusters for waterfalls, which he
assured no he would be able to cell at about one
half the price paid by the regular hair dealers.
L tdiat should make a note of this fart and call
upon Mr. Moffett, when in want of anythiag In Ids
line, at No. 106 North Eighth street. above Arch,
west side, Philadelphia.
Do. Lonjaker oilers Ids services to the
sfit.roal, tacos e•pecially to Om., suit, lug from Chronic
Diseases. lie will be glad lo nee hid talk With then, P.
In his practice to plainly declare a di.ease Incorstile if 1,,,
Imileres It to be ,is. is which be undertakes
Ito guaranies. Milo all tbst can be dour by unwsarlea nis
teatime nod the application of egwriillleed skill. gained
by usany your. of practice lu treating niNeuse In It. van.
us and nowt malignant form. That his skill has not
been exerted In ram unumrous cm - Mit:rtes. that may be
•on at his °rice, will Polity. A few na are aeleetmi
forrunty publwallo tl feel on,
ing %In f
ego ad,
lisin k Pro re w's.
mPI t
s d
their rit,
Pnbiluallo ous !Id
a.
,
co o
but they are published rather ita auident, thus amny
deemed themselves hopeless l y entitled bare tsy
proper uppllcalf ••u el
l i t ' l7l7ll ' s ' a " n ' Tu .. ; ' ll t el:M ‘c, ,Tl
Mrs. Elmo Weggtent, J , slinaor, Corbers P. th Cancer of
tho Proust.
Mrs. Ely (Res. Ely). Alkulown. PA. cancer of the
Fare.
J. J. Johnson, Allentown, Skin Disease.
. . .
3111 ton tt. tinaeaman, Hanover C h ronic Broachltle.
Ili ury Uxlfrinl. Allentown. Beefneee.
Mr. It. Yeager, Cetnextique. "rill, Heed.
Braun Eberhald. Bethlehem. Calmer.
Dec,, r,oxlerwwn.
.I.Bnevon. Bethlehem. Polinonery
Mean. Bethlehem. Chronic Itheelanatkm.
• Mr , .1 /I..rner, tiallabory. Ser.!! ale.
E. A. Harlacher. Croce). Tumor.
Ms,. W. S. Munich. Sdlakbury. Deu,. Coal. w.d Ep
I T l Wltttnan, Lanark. Town, of the !lead,
Abraham filmier, New Tripoli. Tumor of the Neck.
Mrs. E. It Serra Fee. Com.
Mr.. E. Welndout, Yrlode Krill.. Cancer of the Prem..
Lathe/10e Amoy. • entrucille. Cancer able of the Vac
Johu 14C1,11. Slrgfrled'a Bridge. Poll Pun of the Hot.
Also. Fogleman. Allentown. Cancer of the Brener.
Thom. Batt, llokendanqua. 'rumor
Mr , it. End!, Mnbanny Ctty. Cancer of It,. Fur,
•
Shoemaker. Selpetowth Tumor.
Calbarloo Herrman, Weatherly. Vaucer of the Aler.
The shore persona wip all he referred to, Of cos Inca!
oy bo feta la Dr. Loolllolkeell IdliCa. 81.11 l •lfallt.
tWfall Hamilton and Walnut, Alleutdatu. Fn.
1870.
BUSINESS NOTICES
Pun:—Po not &lye it up nod nay they cannot be cured.
Try lir. gnu' Lila Remedy. It will purely and myerdlly
earn you. bbod by Drugents.
COMM, fitt1110)1P, INOMIOIrIIIO NAILS. 44r.5t111 otnntht.r
triumph In the Me.ilrlll crt! TIIMPiIt , IM for their can
Ittlittll4{lo.lo Dr. ftrlMgqn for the aoloniching •occecc of
hi. Allen hot, nod Coretive in the epeedy relief cad core
of Coma, &unto., and all eilprasen of the feel, no mixer
how cover.. or cgercintted the rll.O may Inc. The caplira•
inn of the.° erect remedial Intents ln.tnutlY ermtm l c Or°
L
dlctreccine eche,. rapidly efferte c core. Sold
by I/rugged/1. By mall, Cilecont exch.
.1. !tannic & Co., Newark.
ConnYtirrinsi!—Panne for a moment It ran are 'Minstrel
with a dry hocking eenib. De tint conned' , youreeell with
et he Idea that lie only a little en d—that la ell. Ilinnirede
every year from the ertert• of th et no in„ 11111 e t ent s t,
neetleeled ti
the whenthey eelnentel have ot.
loudest lt, met • too late. thuy Mei them. lyeee
heeyelereelynone well' that drendrel 'Meer.... Mtge..
risreent semi LIP- liewler trill leant Is the -yinntentes end
•reelennt Sold by dolmee Mewer, ,leseeeph Sift
Lew lel Sri ee dt .;0., whil ete Martin, find Jrnintsreit
eyerywhe re. •
CATARNII. 111011,1•11 E. N Ent /11.01 A. —llk 11 r
there lire who have cot .uttered with of leapt otes of the
'above illatrmodtwe flow fewthere mre tls ab Im‘,
ever yet flottwl anything that womb!elieye—cot to item.
non rum—thoperyalcful I.llllctloce. r
A!le,ssssMr
• honls.fiol• remedy to each and evs ry ono le 11,. 4.• pre,.
alect complaint.. It not uly relleveeJtmtnctly, oefs
11, e , 1 C 111,4 every ene, whet, tweal steronllca to dime
bona. The a otoulelllcg e
$.l 11r. Ifrlge. Alley:mho
s• family tomltcitte, te e•tablialevl fart. To try it
to he rocvlaeml. Sold by all 11rrimilvt, each bottle mak
via two to four quarto. when sl.lofml for itee,
DRII.II & CO.. Nawarlt, N. J
The " Phirbe Bilker" Salve.
Ellen year. , s nocret—
irirenroN Ns by movie—
all Cats, Bat., burr., CSMCerI, Wolf
nod Brokou Brenvtv, Chwprool Lip. mod 'loads
tiruptlonv, Chllhlnlus. Ilnev or Stings or lovertr.
air A W 4 .,N14:11119, ClItH Vint P1LE5...44
84a — sol,r , every whore.
1 . 114M1E lIARKh
"I!•olur'• 1G t. Ronrb, Av. Ka...min:lto,
. • romnr`l • 'lll,llso)l;...l.lling Ent.,
froarM h. cl !ord,.
ly gotro)lnmon 14. r irt
and W. AY., for Ico.tb..
• ' (only mlro rosoodr 'Corn .11,1,1
rrir.ol.l, orm y whor..
Alje . A.it for •• t0t...n0 ~thorn
44]. rg!..o ..,11 , ..,•kh.....111 by nxmo...
All •• 1711/ST.% II" ei... 13
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goy,' I , IIN Itl. ArN. Jr .
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Itn 1:••act.
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inehl 11l 111.11 ,11 nr lI'S
to Maw of II i 11. • W • .
11.../ I) • . 101.1 till 111.4 4 11v.ir,
replit... till• 1 0. 11.,he I it
e: •it..
To Mcltirted!—Yotir speeial littenti, .1) jo, Tu
v iod to 7)1. F:1:110 Sp s. 1.1 in tilt- o .to
.1 /lady and ifin , l --Such In dysiall.l
Tllll ilb.tuatil. and the brain are too ll.liiiianily ...I - 6 I Om
tin . one to antl'er wit hoot the olio,. no ilia. ily•prip• and
iliipiriondeury art' in-eparabli . It li.a) • too. oa
111.0
Irritation of Ow idoninch in almost I.,,,irbibly arconip int.
by irritation of the temp,
The 111 1 :111 1 11.111116, 1111 i ' lta . r.ition of
t..tli i t ' n Inner% in too., pi,rer6lll) devel...;fid 111 1 . 11.11•
indlividlot. The Ilr•I 31 .... aide t...1',
C•1111'.11 . 1111,1 and zing. A .11.1 , 1 41^11
'Totem; the chronic iitnia•lne.• in Ili. tegion ..( the •teln
Arli p•eue.l. 1111.1 'h.. tier , : r,•-tle,ine-i. which vha. •
I. ababid. Th.. •• a., ) 1445 "
trat,ietit. :t not ...tire...id...l 113 id 11. i. .i I 1
er 1.1.1..11 flt, 1, 1. .i i tvay... the rt•i•
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atni regulated The etb•et /Ili in r. %nut,. the
. ntan• and In ca , • r
t.. ',rad , r.•
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gradual y and ithoitt pain. The Bitters pr. 1 1)14:, , 11 s
hy I'l'lllll OW .11114 Which i• p.ir •-• •
tiotlarly 1.
111,..1.011 •11.1.1 en
11111 lean/1111 11'1'.1'111 1 r are .1”t 1111' 11.111111 i AT 19 S. SE13()NI) ST., P1111.A.,
ra.r.,...atialt awl 111.1.1111 , C. 111,• •, ..1 11 , 14 1 1 . .i/11111.
Th, t yrtreof rturdol•rt oil v
oitor, awl this gr.. t .I,:e ' ' FOL. carpet Iftnro below Bfatkod. bit
env:ol4oj pronite,
le/writ — in
[1 " .7 7: 7 l. ' „rit it i t n /t P l';;; d, ' ‘ i ' n " .. lll * nit
• ffi.i.d• ...moiled an rnpro•r i tited no that al I can boy nit}.
!c..aa.l ur :u.l •atit.rartiou no! .2.3.!f..i
.ocatlis
WOLF—Died lit till. oily, on Sun.lay evening.
lint, F.lbt J.. only datiziaer of Lev i+ 1111. i Mal)
lir, 11*.li 5 yeare, 10 mouth , and 21 day-.
Fuu.•ial from the Imo, of the lain nts, Turnm"
-Irect above Fifth, on Thar-day al'n•rnuon at 1
utn•Ptri,anl+ !IN! invited 11 , 111.
trod without furtlna . notion.
ECII MIDT—On November 1-t, in Tonal/mm.ln,
quite indilenlv from internal Mind., received on
I Ito L. V. R. R., Jinn's J. Sellinidt, :on of John
,val Sarah Sehilibit, aged lo yevr... 4 month. and
.2 slays.
K UEIINER—On November Lltl, st Allentown,
'dada Catharine, slvintliter of Levi and Nark
Knelnier, autal 3 rear. , and It sunlit
• MORTEN W A LTER —Oil November 3rd, In
Tow sintesmill, John I.lelitenwstlter. aged 33 yeas,
and 7 month..
SCIINEII/Ell-011 November 141 h, In Moore,
Elizabeth Schneider, widow /if Op let.. John
Schneider, in her ('sth year.
Y 613 Tcrocrtvirntrats
L AC:GEST STOC K
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
. tr, Luy..i (mut ..,
a•Ku of
HEIMBACH, HELFRICH k CO.,
732 HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN
The tit n .r. pr.oullt put In • .11.01
1111T11 ALL LAl'li•ti LA,S FRONT. nnd
have "lied . ..lto euldened their fitelhlie. I.r
It.vidug tru hunt the ht:w...t -tort: to the t•liv
ELEGANT FL'I:NI7'URE
rnanutnetured I . t ,
under their own muth•r.l,oll,ll/Itl tvartxut•
ed t he tho or.t tho ninth et Au in,in•enott
.r their •ttlen ,• ed,vinee bet ern.. the Ad f,
lIIt 1..,y1.1g non tin ni
11.13n1,6, tnti ersd.
l'ATt 111'.1.. on 1 nr.• h,r lii
.ut.rlnt pee i Rene en
The Mammoth Glass Front,
uuy tr..3•IY •
pitivATA: SA LE
tot'
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
I 1.. d .•Lr. 3 ot.• .31e. v. , 11
CiINTAINING Ni AultES, •
and , . ••r 11•••.. 01 11 aqa tht••••al al tat le n end l• rub. Y •It
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6111 I.ll' 1•••
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..t 11..1 . 111.t ‘V.1.,1 , 1111 11..1. N.;
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11.1?••••••. g •al lea •••• 111 t.
farm t• ti .1 it,. , PY
countyat twang y. 11 her•leu e ••is the I.lll.lrea I 1•••••1 es
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ti la 11••InntatYth •unt .therner ••• r•• e 1 . ,. • 1 •
Inaellasauoat? wad. at et 1: .11,•111111t 11..;111„•.. 110'
1.1 to. Ana the ••pleualat unpin nen, the 1•.1:.11.1..+• the
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VEGETAULF. SICILIAN
'ft
c .. % 1 1:44
RENEVT R
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pElt ONS \S 110 .‘IIE 01t 11
IIP•Tr hair to it. ni.ulhl cod., and II
..r,' lb. by it. nor,
It 1., the best 11A11: th. ,r•,114. mak ng
11,01.. e., 'Ott, br,.?,? . nn.l
pd." 61 iv. r,ir .0. by
ttn24 It. P. II ALLx 11,, , ...,:,t•huA, X. II I•ngdn.
D R. oitvs Dvsrcryitc l luny
Trill <•urr .11i , trAe, ,Irl. bit.t.t.o•
:Yam,* V.in
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or th.• He • rt • Bele/ten, W ronf.lncnaib. n 1.1 1 . 1011
In OW Scorn crlc
WILL CI'III IlaartLam, r Ilr. nli, .or
Ilail Ta•ir. Upon I far rood. a.,41 n 14..11ag of Weak rivoa
aVI atl za.pralat.• Loan., linwelm.
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e .6101 ti11 . .1..11.4011 ii..Wo I.; y v...t " g:17;0"
pnloved of tho
ron
and IJnnt• sdoor ..vvn tmliv,. 4,11.
DR. TRY'S INDIAN VEGETAIII.E SYRUP
1 4 11.011. 0 4 and Im. , Pr^ooratOu for stll .11.,,t.e• or n o ,
Throat. 'Mall,. 01111 CIO ; will core n 11,1 nit oth•re
f o ir, .e.ch to C 1.1.01 M, Coitin 16. Mid CllO4.
DR.FRY'S FENIALE STRENGTHENING PILLS
; Is e.t. twst el,l only remedy P.m %lit Wealtnots, Pm!.
td the Womb, tieNtriog 1/.1,% sll. t.t.tt•
e• itstiosilon to( the Wu:1111M t. 01., D.. 1.11 t
i Prri,4l,,t ttn.l pold y
G.
Tenth and Arch Sty. t(+,
I •pj Druegl•tn Feuerally. tA)11 9 ant
•
nix; Rbbcrtraments
T •
011 AN RI OF FEVF, •
111
lot No th EIGHTH Ntreet,
106 North MOUTH Strt..o,
VI DST STORE ABOVE ARCH, WEST SIDE, PIIILAD'•
I offer the fail winter underwear, cnn.l.ting of
i;entA . , ol d Bop.', an being nhethylly
1.11/110r the market pr re:
I. 11 tilt INo VENTS, nt , regular prlee
rii'gf,"ll,lr,Vot;A:
for 1.n11,. 1 , hod
11 r.N'N ERIN() SIIIT.TS AND DRAWERS. froth (Or.
A SPIDI AL LI , T O FMEN'sgIIRTS AND DRAWERS,
HALF L, 7:4... worth
FI SI
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