The Lehigh register., June 19, 1872, Image 3

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To-morrow the business office of THE Le
mma REGISTER will be removed to the second
story 9f the building 688 Hamilton street, one
door above the First National Bank, imme
diately opposite the Allen House, where we
would be pleased to have our friends from the
country call whenever they come to the city.
THE paddlers of the Pottsville Rolling Mill
have become tired of their strike and have goon
to work.
Tau Week bass which were brought to
Bethlehem, like those shipped to Al!mown, 'are
dead.
HANDSOME CARPET.—:SSMUCI G. Kerr, 832
Hamilton street, has Just supplied one of our
protninent citizens with a magnificent Axminster
carpet.
PansoriaL.--Glenera I Haman ft was in Read
ing to attend the annual conclave or Kulgbts
Templar. Daring his stay he was serenaded by
a number of bands.
Turf Democrats of Slatlngton are generally
non committal upon the Presidential question.
A few of the leaders are hot" In favor of a
straight-out nomination.
EIVICIDE.—Jacob MU, of Upper Provi
dence; Montgomery county, committed out
skin on the 11th Inet., by hanging, whilst lu a
state of intoxication.
A nun. Cu/ay.-041m George is build
lag a row boat 28 feet long and fifteen Inches wide
amldshlp, ana 1, will but welghmore than City
pounds.
Removm,,—Ni9kum & Grim, cigar manu
factutors, have taken the second story room
Northeast corner of, Elihth and' Hamilton for
their workmen. They employ twenty•llve hands
LUCKY.—George Englemma, Capt. 'Cie&
ner and Andrew Nagle were out after frmze on
Wednesday, and succeeded In shooting 140 near
Llmeport.
THE new span being erected at Siegfried's
Bridge, In place of the one blown down, is rapidly
approaching, completion. The frame work is
nearly completed and anon can be4ased for wagons.
THE News Agent of 014 Lehigh Valley Rail
road [Bed to circulate over two hundred Tribunes
along the route. Now, wo are informed by un
doubted authority, that the list has dwindled down
to twenty-flee.
LET DB HAVE Pence. —Theodore Foust, the
music man, got so much excited on reading the
account of the coming Peace Jubilee, that he let
a knife tell upon hie leg, the blade of which pene
trated nearly to the bone.
Tun people of Bethlehem and South Beth
lehem are signing petitions praying that their New
York and Philadelphia mails be distributed at 10
instead of 11 o'clock. What trains them mails
aro to be transported on, the Times does not say.
THE Commencement exercises of the Lehigh
University will be held on Wednesday, June lab.
The University sermon will be delivered by Rt.
Rev. M. A. Du Wolfe Howe, D. D., Bishop of Cen
tral Pennsylvania, on Sunday, June 16.
Tun Argus says tile New York Tribune is
losing subscribers In Easton. It. has been losing
ground In Allentown for some time past, which
'does not P peak very well for the cause of Greeley
and Brown.
Tun Miners' Journal advises housekeepers
and others to buy their coal nor, In anticipation
of an Increase in price later In the summer. It
says that " prices have reached the bottom, and
they will iro uo lower; a change must take place
as the season advance,.
Tus Mahanoy am.itte says that on Monday
of last week, some horse thieves visited Mahanoy
City, and took a horse from one Individual, a wag
on from smother, and ten bags of flour from a
thlrd,-and cleared It. This was doing the stealing
business up by wholesale.
SENTENCE FOR ATTEMPTED ARBON.—James
regley, charged with attempting to fire the Union
Planing Mill, was sent.nced on Friday to pay
a fine of one dollar, the costs of prosecution and
undergo an imprisonment In the Lehigh County
Jail (or two years. •
THE elate trade at Millington is still very
brisk. The demand is greater than it has ever
been before and the works have difficulty In sup
plying orders. Notwithstanding this prices are
still too low, the big fish, like Horace Greeley,
seeming to desire to run out the small fry.
BEETIALD BENEFICIAL AssocisTiox.—Mr.
C. C. Boyle, of Tamanna, has J.:at ;warned from
a Weateru tour after organizing Grand Branches
of the above Association In Milwaukee, W Won
son ; Chicago, Illinois; Indianapolis, Indiana ;
and Wheeling, West Virginia.—Miners' Journal.
A STRAW.—By a vote taken in James M.
Soip's cigar factory,Battarday tn'ornlng,lt was ascer
Seined that the twenty hands present were all for
Grant. Olio or the hands,a Democrat,wasabeent,
and h was agreed to cast his vote for Greeley, so
as not to have the thing too one-sided. The vote
then stood Grant, 20; Greeley, 1.
TUE Lehigh Canal Company charges the
following rates of freight per ton on coal :—From
Mauch Chunk to Welesport 18 cents ; to Perry
ville, 18 cents ; to Lehigh Gap, 23; Waluutport,
83 ; Hokendauqua, 31 ; Catasauqua, 31; Allen
town Furnace, 33 ; Allentown, 34 ; Bethlehem, 36;
Freemaesburg, 98; Britton, 93.
AN INCENDIARY FIRE.•—The loss occasioned
by the destruction by lire or Miller's Bone Mill, at
an early hour Thursday morning, will amount to
about $27,000, upon which there is au insurance
of over $19,000. The fire is supposed to have been
an incendiary's work, as there had beau no (Ire in
the building since Monday.—Reading Tirll6l.
ACCIDENT.—On Saturday Milton Eckert
bad his left baud caught in a plan!og machine
at the furniture manufactory of Berkerneyer Jt
Dorney, at the Jordan Bridge. Ho was taboo to
Dr. E. G. Martlu'a office whore his lingers were
found to be so badly lacerated that three of them
bad to be amputated. -
FiensoNAL.— W ill F. Hood, formerly man•
agar of the Color Guard, Is In the city, having
come hero to accept a position In the employ of
Dr. A. J. Limbach. He came here from Mahanoy,
where they closed for the season. When be was
here upon the occasion of the presentation of the
Color Guard he mado many warm Moods who
will be: glad to learn that ho will make this city
his headquarters.
WE hear that the furnace party, at Walnut•
port, ere still keeping life In the pril ct. We hop,.
they will continue to do so; but why don't they
get some experienced Iron. manufacturer at the
toad of it. That Is what Is necesiary to give the
people confidence lo the enterprlse.—Slatingtoo
News.
A LARGE BTONE.—A flag stone ten. feet
square and weighing nine thousand pounds ban
been brought from Bradford county, this Btate,to
Ea st on, and w 11l be used as the roof over the vault
to ill new building of the Northampton County
Gavin s Bank, now , In course of codetruetion.
This s aim, which Is probably the largest' and
heaviest of the kind ever seen in this town, Is
moved with but very little trouble.—Aryrus.
Trim seventeen year locusts, according to a
eorreepondent of the Coatesville Union,ar e making
their appearAnce in great numbers along the
ridge between Lancaster and Chester counties.
Seventeen years ago these destructive insects
played havoc In the same neighborhood, witti , the
trees. In this section of country Vie seventeen
year locusts appesred the lad time In the summer
of 1868, and will not be on hand arra 10, therefore,
Until 1835. We believe, howret;er, their cline
Cities In different parts of the Un!ted Slates.
Tait Spring Fair of the Mollig.imery County
Agricultural Society opened nt Ambler, ou the
North Penn. Railroad, on Wednesday.
Tim America Hose Company has engaged
the BleKamilla Band for the parade on the Fourth
of July.
ARM BROHEN.--Whilo Augustus Laudrn
sehlager and another bay were playing see-saw at
the Second Ward School flonse,on Wednesday, ne,
was thrown from the board and had one of hie
arms broken above the wrist. Drs. R0m1,.; set the
fracture and the boy was taken to the home of his
father, Wm. Landenso'alager.
BLATCRLEY'S CUCUMBER WOOD POMP Is
THE BEST. For sale by the Hardware Trade,
Dealer.' In Agricultural Implements, Sm. If there
Is no agent In your town, send for descriptive cir
cular. C. G. BIATCIILET, 506 Commerce Street,
rtilladelabia. George Horn, agent for Alleu•
town. • mar 13.8mw
PYROTECHNIC DISPLAY.—WO learn that the
enterprl , lng citizens of the First Ward have al
re dy set the ball In motion and mean to have a
grand pyrotechnic dl- p lay on the evening of the
Fourth of July. Every effort Is being put forth
and the arrangements are to be quite complete.
Our citizens will doubtless enjoy quite a treat and
we would say to all to visit that portion of our
elty on the evening In question. More of this in
the future, however. In the meantime we wish
she First Warders every success.
MORE ➢Sour.—Skimmerhorn is first assist-
Alt hod carrier at Schimpf's new building, In the
First Ward. Lag week he was quietly perform•
Ing his duty and some men in Smith's butcher
shop opposite cried out,at oho tintervals,"mort"
"more mart." Skimmer paid no uttenilon to
them for some time, until he filled his hod a..d
walking across the street very unconcernedly,
emptied the contents In the doorway, exclaiming
"Dab now, shut up ; you got your mart !" The
men did shut up.
Toe NEW SUPERTNTENDRET.—Mr. Benja
min F. Itaesly; tho recently elected Superintend•
ent of the Common Schools of the County, took
the oath of office on Monday last before ,Judge
Cole, and at once entered upon the discharge of
bls duties. Mr. Reesly, as we have often said
before, Is an experienced teacher, and feels a deep
Interest In the welfare and progress of oar public
schools, and he Is deserving of all the assistance
and en .ouragement an intelligent community
should bestow upon a willing and faithful public
sertmut.—Emton A-011.
t Tint PARADK of the Knights Templar, at
Raiding, Thursday, was one of the most Imps•l ie
process!ons ever witnessed in that city and one
of the grandest demonstrations In the annuls of
the Order of this State. There were thirteen
hundred :sir Knights In line, with four hundred
musicians. The Times mentions our Common
dery, in the second division, as follows :
A llentown' Cornet Band, 23 pieces.
Allen Commaddery, No. 20, of Allentown, 52
Sir Knights. Handsome banner. Eminent Corn
minder. 11. C. Wilherger ; Generalwitno, G. 8.
Hensel; Captain General, E. A. Lawrence.
REPORT of coal transported over the Lehigh
Valley Railroad for week ending Juuo Bth,
1872, eumpared with samo time last year:
Ell=
Wyoming 10,704 04 066.888 05
Hazleton 47,270 06 1051.0 $ 0•
Upper Lehigh 5 12 1.350 08
Beaver Meadow 16.4)7 04 -875 753 1.8
M a hanoy 12; 93 13 173,03 09
Mauch Chunk - 28 12 1,092 19
OE
86.719 11 1,870,991 17
.36,182 19 649,443 04
T0ta1........
Same time 1811.
50,536 121,221,548 13
Increase
A MULE SOLD.—On Thursday a Dr. McClel
land, from the Blue Mountain, drove a mule Into
Blatington, awl when the Doctor wanted to go
home he found the mule so enamored of the place
that he refused to be taken out of town. The su
periority of the white man showed Itself and brains
conquered stubbornness. The Doctor quietly tied
a handkerchief over the mule's eyes, and, the ani
mal not knowing where ho was going to, eutivred
himself to be led out of the borough Mite, and
when the blind was taken from his eyes, he QC
knowledged the corn and went home decently and
willingly.
LEFT AND 50 DID s7s.—William Casey, 0
laborer, and for upwards of a year an Inmate of
Dilute & McGovern's Rotel, on Third a treat, yes.
terday declared his intention to leave for other
quarters. Re packed up his clothlng,paid Mears.
D nan & McGovern balance due for boarding,and
then left, buying a ticket for Reading. Now 81-
non Kelley boards In the same house, and in his
room has a trunk or chest In which be kept $75.
which he Lad saved from Gls hard earnings. Un
fortunately the key to his trunk was In a pair ol
pantaloons hanging up In the room. Still more
unfortunately, Casey got Into Kelly's room, and
was seen there by a fellow boarder. When K , -l1
came home from work ho found his trunk had
been opened and robbed of 'the $75. Suvielon
has fastened on Casey, and the Chiefs of Pollee of
Reading, Johnstown, Phoenixville and Philadel
phia, bane been telegraphed to and asked to be un
the lookout for him.—Bethtehem 5 ivies.
SERIOUS AcclDENT.—The•Bethlehem Times
says, on Monday, as Mr. Llewellyn Helfrich, the
popular young drug clerk with Hess t Snyder,ane
his lady, were returning from a visit. to Daniels
vine, this county, In a carriage, they met with
quite a serious accident, about two miles above
Weaversville. The circumstances are as follow.:
The road had been newly but badly Made, being
In an Impassable condition excepting along a deep
ditch, as is the custom whit country supervisors.
Mr. Helfrich was driving akin; this narrow strip,
when a man, who was driving some cattle near
by, snapped his whip, which soul armed the hors.,
that he Jumped into the ditch, aud the front whet+,
of the carriage striking a stone broke down,throw-
Ing Mr. Helfrich out between the wheels, and
slightly Mitring him. Mrs. Helfrich was not o
fortunate. She was thrown under the carriage,
her dress torn into shreds, and she was really se
rlously injured. Mr. Ileltrich did not loose hi,.
hold of the reins, and thus k.•pt the horse from
running away. Mrs. Helfrich is not able to be
about; her inkirles being so severe as to COlllitlC
her to her bed.
GONE.—The Bethlehem Times says Jahn
Barnes, vulgarly and Irreverently known us "Holy
Joe," for a number of years .an employe of the
Bothieheut Iron Company, and rather au eccentric
genius withal, having for the pat year or more
read the Tribune, has taken Mr. Greeley's advice
and gone West. Instead of fulfilling Horace's en.
Ore II )unction '• to take with him his entire fam
ily," he left his wile at her residence on Broad
street, Bethlehem, with a note in the clock, stet.
log that he bad " gone West;" and that she would
never more hear from him. All this happened on
Saturday last. Barnes left home on Saturday
morning, stating that he would return in the eve•
nth* Ile proceeded to the rolling mill, drew Ills
I pay, all excepting one week's back pay, and left.
The unfortunate, deserted wife waited and waited,
and was quite uneasy until the' following morn
Mg, when she went to wind up her cloek,and there
found the note as above stated. Though Mrs.
Barnes made diligent Inquiry among her hue.
band's fellow workmen, she failed to elicit any
reasons for hls leaving, save that he was Infected
by th 3 contagion new prevailing among the Bene
diets.
A TuIuI.UNO MOM ENT.-011 Thursday after.
noun, at haltpast one o'clock, persons assembled
at the Lehigh Valley depot at Blatington were
thrown Into a great state of excitement by what
appeared would be an Inevitable smash-up. A
freight train going north was behind tithe and
was Just starting from the down track on to the
up truck, when a down coal train came In sight
and It appeared that It could not be checked in
time to avert a catastrophe, but It seemed that the
fr Ight train could run mire on to the other track
In time to get out of the day. Just as the people
were satisfied that the freight train could make its
escape, and before It bad gotten under much head
way, a coal train rotating north came around the
curve at full speed. The excitement at this too
meet was intense.. The brakemen on the freight
train yelled and waved their hands,and the spec
tators were trembling <with fear. Thu engineer
of the freight train threw wide open his throttle
and the train bounded forward. 111 the meantime
the engineer of the coal train blew cown brakes,
the brakemen flew to their posts and between tee
velocity the freight had nen:bred and the slacken
ing of the speed of the up coal train, a collision
wee averted, but the engine WAS not more than
ten Eet from the last.frelght car when all dauger
wee past. During the excitement a fellow who
was stealing a ride on the coal train jumped off
and was thrown bead over heels on to the ground.
I The freight train was a few minutes behind time
and the up freight mile was fifteen tolnutesahead
of time. •
THE - LEHIGH REGISTER, ALLENTOWN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 187.2.
MON LT FOUND —6 OI'VOS,I) To It A I'ott•
TION Or THE WedoeS.
day last while Mr. Henry Truett)°, a farmer of
Washington township, was working about Ida
barn which is located about it half a mile from
the brute of the late Daniel S. 'Creamer, he dis
covered a large sized blacking box which upon
opening It contained si6 50 in sliver half do tare
and one live dollar gold piece. The silver coin
was or a very old date, commencing with 1709
and running up, and bore an appearance of little
or no use—the pieces Molting like new. It Is sup
posed this Is a portion of the money taken from
Mr. Kreamer's house on the night of the murder,
consequently Mr. Trombo brought the box and
money to Pottsville on the same day and turned
It over to the District Attorney, In whose posr:es•
slop It now remalus.—Mintr's
DICKINSON COLLEGE COMNIENCENIENT.—
We have before us un invitation to attend the
chtlity-tpth annual emn;nencement of Dickinson
College, Carlisle, Pa. The exerclies will c
mance., June 22, Scientific Society Lecture by
Prof. C. F. filmes, Ph. D. ; June 23, Annual
Sermon by Rev. E. W. Applerm, A. M.—Bacca
laureate Address. by President Dashiell ; June 24,
Junior Oratorical Contest; June 25, Senior Class
Day,—General Society Anniversariee. Orator,
Ilon. John B. Storm; I'oet, Rev. F. Bottome.
nine 26, Alumni Oration ; June 27, Commence
ment Day. The graduating clans Lumbers
eighteen. The following honors were conferred
upon members of the &as: Valedictory, Edwin
Post, N. J. ; Latin Salutatory, W. I'. liendden,
N. J.; nglish Salutatory, J. 11. Shope, l's.;
Philosophical Ocation , Joseph P. Gross, Sell necks
villa, Lehigh county, Pa.; Litelary Oration, T.
McGrilllth, AI. EL
SCHOOL MATTERS. —At the organizal ion
meeting of the Third Section Board of SeM , Ol D.-
reetors held In the Council Chamber, ,Inne 10 Iy
1872, the following cucumbers were • present :
Messrs. Evans, Ettinger, Keller, Molt-, Rube and
On motion Mr. Thomas Mohr w3B chosen Pres—
ident and C. 11. Rohe Secretary of the Board to
serve the ensuing year.
.On motion of Rube and Keller It was resolved
to have all necessary repairing dose nt the Thild
Section School Rouse during vu cation.
Ou motion of Evans and Ettinger It was resolved
Oa' application be made to the Board of Control
lers to get permission to. have the Third Section
School !louse no pplied with water uceommmln-
Sous In the rooms of the building, and if permis
sion be grunted to be placed In the hands of the
Sectlim Roo- rd.
ReArdred, That we, the Directors of the Third
Section, I,qur,t our Controllers to recommend 1.. -
(-re the Bo .r.l of mitt-oilers the appointment of
a Receiver of the School Taxes and other lands
dutio he II card, In the place of the Trea.mrer, and
to act in the capacity of Receiver of Taxes and
1 reasurer.
On motion adjourned
ANOTITEIL FATAL. R UMIDAD ACCIDENT—A.
STUDENT or LERIOII UNIVERSITY INSTANTLY
K ❑.LED.—Thursday morning, a sad and fatal nc•
cident occurred at the Elm street crossing, on the
North Penn. It tliroad, by which a young man
named James E. Bowdoin, aged about Id years,
a student at the Lehigh Unlvernity, wan hurried
into eternity without a Moment's warning.
Young Bowdoin was coming down Elm street,
and as be approachad the crossing his atteLtion
was directed to the linliJ train front Philadelphia
which was coming up the road. Ile continued to
walk on until he arrived upon the side track, , where
he stopped, intending to wait until the train bad
pas cd by. At the same time, engine No. 267, be
longing to the Lehigh and Busunehanna Railroad
Company, was backing down upon •the track on
which B , awdoin stood, entirely unheeded by him.
The engineer, as soon as he saw the young Hill
standing upon the track, sounded the whintle and
reversed his engine, hut too late to prevent the ac
cident. The tank struck Bowdein and threw him
down, the wheels passing over the hack part of
his he td, crushing it hits a shapalesn mass ; also
mashing his left band, and breaking bin right arm
above the elbow. Deputy Coroner Robl•on w. as
sent for and arrived in a short time.—Bcfhlefona
Progreso.
IMMO
IMPORTANT IRON Ong POltCHAsn.—Messrs.
Henry Gabel, Jacob 11. Gabel, and Jacob Fegcley,
Jr., of Pottstown, In connection with Mr. GrIIIIth
Jones, have within the past few days completed a
very important iron ore purchrse. They have
bought, says the Pottstown Ledger, for the sum
818,000, of Jabob Gilberg, the one-fourth interest
Is a twenty year le Ise on a rich mining tract in
Hereford township, Berk: county, the other oxn
ern of which are two brothers, named IVelkel, one
veshling at Bethlehem and the other at Allentown,
and AndreW Spogen, of Bethlehem. A rich bed
of ore lies in this tract, so rich, we are informed,
that a competent Judge of iron ore and iron m an
uf tetures says Gist there js enouJi iron there to
suppl:, half a dozen furnaces for the next filly
years. The xeln is . nbnut 18 feet thick, and comes
up to within three or six feet of the ground. Its
depth is not known, but It has already penetrated
forty feet, at which depth it becomes wider, and
there is no diminution In quantity Or quality. The
lea.e
tel mging to the parties extends a instance
hree•fourthi of a tuilu throm.th which tin! vein
passes, it having heen pierced at several point • .
The ore c n be take,: out very easily :Lod cheaply
—at un expense, It is said,of not river a dollar in r
ton. It Is the Intention of the Pottstown purcha
sers to commence working the mines at once, and
portion of the ore, which Is magnetic, will b.:
used, probably, to supply the new fu niece of the
Warwick Iron Company of Po tatow•u,tn be erected
I alai 'early day. The tract Is width: about three
quarters of a mile of a BraOch of the Cutusauqua
and Fogelsville Railroad.
OIITTUARY.--D is with sincere regret that
we record the death of Charles Seagreaves, Eso„
one of our oldest, wealthiest and most useful cid.
eons, who departed this life Monday evening of
I week, in the 75th year of Waage. Mr.Sea—
eay.s was horn In Allentown and commenced
13 a poor moo t and by hard walk and Jo Mous'
management worked his way up until, berme his
death, he could count his fortune by the hundred
thousand , . For a number of years he carried on
the livery business, and was a partner of dlcoh
Peters In the stage line running between Mauch
Chunk and Philadelphia, in which be made con,
Alembic money. Ilia investments in real estate
were always fortunate and during the time lie
held them increased several time, their east lu
value. was a gentleman ablaut, straightfor
ward manners, generally expressing himself for
cibly and as ho felt, but though coma (Imes seem
ing severe, beneath the exterior beat a warm heart
and his dealings with his fellow men 'were fair
and honorable, and often very generous. Although
(wolfed to ostentatious show, •he was liberal In
his expenditures for beneficial improvements, as
was shown in the extensive alterations he made
to the American Hotel. dud be lived,still further
Improvements would have been ma -o In that
direction which would have been advantageous
to the city and would have called forth the ad
to iration of our citizens. In his death our city
loses a useful and much respected cltlz-n, whose
place will not filled for a long time to.come.
A NARROW Et:CAPE.—On Eighth street
fives a woman who Is anxious to have her teeth
extracted. Her medical adviser, however, peal.
tlvely forbade her to take gas or chloroform, and
the dentist's tongs were too greatobjeets of terror
for her, to face them boldly as she should have
dove. , So elle conceived the following brilliant
idea: Testerduy noon she told her dentist to call
at three o'clock, and a close observer could also
have seen her have a " little brown jug" con
taining a pint'of whiskey; which was to serve the
purpose Ogee. BhC drank over 11 , 1fof It and lay
down and fell asleep, first giving orders for the
dentist to proceed immediately when he arrived,
without at wakini her. lie did not arrive at. the
appointed time, but an hour later when she was
miake. Still hoping to postpone the painful op-,
oration she told him to conic again In about an
hour. She then took almost all the rest of the
whiskey, thinking It would produce sleep. But
when he came the second time, the whiskey ha:
not taken effect, so he was as unsuccessful as
before. In a short time after he hit left, she
commenced to art strangely, then stranger, until
slal actually raved, and two persons were scarcely
enough to hold her. This continued for several
hours, her screarots aroused the nelchbortiond,and
people enough collected to hol I a Ilr,t-c lass public
. sale. A physician was twice called and then
came a change for the better. The crowd outtilde
then adjourned, some pleased with the proceed
ings, and others dissatisfied. She Is ail right this
owning, notwithstanding her assertion, last eve
ning, that she would ale. She Is very weak from
the effects of the whiskey. Her teeth tire to be
extracted at emu Indefinite future tlate.—Chron
ictiqf lanlllh.
KNIGIUN PYTIIIAL—The 80111
sestion of the Grand Lodge of the Raights of Py
thias of this State will be hell In Wilke,barre, at
Music ❑all, commencing on the l7:11 pri xiam,
continuing; (our days. IL is expected that there
will be' present between font and live hundred
ileptesentatives and Pest Chancellors. Arrange
ments for their accommodation have been ttoole
at the several hotels. This linter Is now ono of,
the strange In the State, considering its age,
It being only alinutelght yea re since Its institution•
A Toucntso SI(IIIT.—A trout thfee months
ago Jmoph Lieberman sold in pet dog to John
Shutt, of Malinnoy City. On Thursday Mr. Lie—
berman pall a visit to Mainanoy, when the (Mg
exhibited the fondest signs of welcome. When
Mr. 1.. loft on the train for bonne the thing Milowed
and for six miles kilt up the race whin the train.
The passengers were greatly excit4 ni over the coin—
test of speed and there Were few who were not
moved by this exhibition olden:onion %limn the part
of the dog. The conniunnter, and cominttors rile
generally stony hen rted, could not longer refrain
Irons an act of humanity when Inc saw the dog
fagging out and therefore stopped the lent In Mid
took the dog on.
THE I.ltcomiztu at NT.-- Mr. Genrge Woors
ter, of Anthony township, who 11..16 the honor of
being called the Lys:dining comity giant, has at
tained a height or seven feet and weigh, 250
pounds. It is probable that he will yet reach a
ureter height and %veleta as he is c sly about
eighteen years of age. The health of the 'youua
man is good, not withstanding Ms extraordinary
Size at such 311 u trly age, and he is enaaged every
day at woll: iu a saw mill. His parents are of the
ordinary wiz •, and none of his brothers show any
slgns of endue growths. 1. forge is a very quiet,
well Ischaved youdg 111/111, of a retiring and mods,
disihdtion. His strength scene to be In protew
llUll with his great slzs, and w .in l hilly developed
he will be a glantladeed.—Lyeaming Gazette.
I=
While some Of our cit nms are puling fur eottim
tniils and enterprlses or it 81.11119.1.11 re to U.lvo
dlver'slty to our IJabor-caltployin4 Industrie?, we
hare a brunch of manufacture Iu this city th t is
not peculiar to Pennsylran looml which is carried .
on on a large scale, givion constant employmcnt
to a large number of hands nut! which is (hilly
growing in extent and Importance.
if. hell t Co. mold ay ii, nit one hundred and
eighty halals In tho m oinfteturo of haute Mid
ahu s, from seventy live too hundred of whom are
Women and girls. Their manufactory is ruin by
steam, the motive power being a six-horse pow( r
upright unglue, built by Natiig t Wright. hih
beautiful ;dace of niechankni is on the tomtit flour
and is noiseleis In operation. As yet Um power
has not been alto, had to all the machines, but
additional ones arm constantly belog altered so
that the engine will FOOll run the whole establish•
molt, including the ho Luting and lowering of the
elevator.
C. H. RCM:, Secretary
't his Man has aim at large tailoring establish-
Inent and, with the cellar, occupies live !lours lu
Lion Dail Funding, 626 and (125 a liontiton street.
The double front store room, No. 620, I used fur
the tailoring establishment. Over this Is the
counting house and salesroom of the shoe 111:11111.
factory. Oa the third floor are a large numberedd
girls running sewing machines and sewing and
sthelting tippets liar acid misses' shoes.
Little or nothing in this d •p:uenaeut Is 11 , 11 C by
la aid. Eyelets and button-holes are made neatly ,
and In a few seconds lay ingenious machines. On
the fourth flour, over 026, wet kinen are eau plot ed
running machines which Oust on the soles,buriii.h
the heels, and put the other linishing touches on
the shoes. flees Is a machine which splits sole
leather, capable of .livitllng the leather into ten or
twelve thicknesses ; another pats fancy stitches
on heavy bouts; auotht r sews the boots with
morel thread, making 'the wolle as stating 116 it
could be done with hand. The machine that PULh
mt the soles can sore about three hundred pairs a
day. The soles and heels are eat out by machines,
a separate die being required for cacti size.
Every variety of Wall IlUd 8110123 Is produced at
this establishment, from a delicately male lady's
shoe to the heavy laillasaalled boots of the miller.
The lirm's sales extend to all ! r ata of the State,
extending east as far as Norristown, where It. T.
Frees has, at present, the sole monopoly,and run
ning out west to the extreme wes:eru counties of
the State, besides selling to nearly alit he retail
stores In Allentown. During the past tire., years
the business has made extraordinary strldes,utail
It is one of our most important industries. L. Leh
St Co. employ travel lug salesmen red 11.1 vU heell
In the habit of keeping a large stork on hand, but
the demand upon them has been so great du Mg
the present spring that all their machinery Is
employed to the utmost capacity in running 1111511
orders, and the signs of the times warn them that
they will be compelled to keep on adding to their
capacity to in tit ufacture, A larger factory on
the outthirts of the city Is among the probabilities
of the lactase. At pal:scut their payments fur
wages are lit the rate of from $OO.OOO to 6115,00) a
year, nearly all of which stays iu the city and goes
o enrich our retail merchants.
Central Republican Campaip Club
Organization at Military Ihlll
A tneeting was held at Mditary Ball, on Mon
day even hitt of last week,whieh was well attended,
conelderiiitt the 'Ann notice.
o,t motion Win. S.YoUng, was elected Chairman
anti J.ttlies S. Bier) Se repay. The President then
eluted (hut the meeting urns called for the purpo.t•
of organizing for the cu ^ paign. Ainey, after
column:taloa on the notainatlons for and
Vice President of the United Shave, morett that a
Grant tiial IVlltion Campaign Chili he stard
Agreed to. It was, on motion, recut red to appoint
a committee of lire for the purpose of selecting
permanent officers. The chair appointed William
11. Ainey, Dr. 'l'. C. Yeager, .1. 8. lllvry, Ed wilt .
Camp and Friink Good.
On motion or .Dr. Yeager . It was agreed to up
point a committee of one from eteli
ward In pro
cute a club room. The President appointed t
Ward, NV. A. Roney; 2.1 s Georde B. It oh; :3:1,
Joseph lleeker ; 4th, El ward ; sth, M. S.
Weidner ; 6th, Frank Beisel.
'the cottonittee•on peon filen t orgauistt ion re.
ported the following pertuant at bilkers (Attie club:
—Pre,id. tt , Wm. S. Young ; Vlee President sdieo.
Erdman, George B. Itoth; S. W. Buredw, .1. L.
tiotfinals, A. J. Zenner, Samuel 13. Lewis; Scole•
tortes, J. S. ibery, B. F. Abbott, De. S. S. Apple;
Treasurer, Wm. K. Nlosser.
On maim) It WAY resolved that the President
should appoint a committee of nine who, with the
;Aileen; of the club, shalt constitute a 13oard of
Matatgers. Committee, George Fry, Joseph
Young, Mi. 11. Alm**, Samuel Mc!Mee, Kiwis
Camp, Edward Rube, Herman Sehuou, floury E.
Rube and A. J. Ziliner.
On motion of Mr. Kube, It wan agreed to appolut
n Famuce COMM ii to consist 01 live from each
War . The President appointed the fallo.vin4
committee: —Firet Ward, Herman Sehuon, J. A.
Troxier,Omme Eritinan, Fleury Kleckner and Jas.
R• Ca.e ; Second Ward, E. B. Young, 1V ilum; 11.
Miley, 11. E. Rube, J. T. Culver and M. 1.. Kauff
man ; Third Ward, R. C. Ettiuga, Jas. Hooker,
leery Rachman, A. G. Benlnger and A. F. Whit,
nan ; Fourth Ward, 81111110 i R
B. .T. ,eh, Katuniai,r anti Walt r
Grim; Fifth Ward, E. 8. 'dinner, Win. F. Mosser
T. 0. Glut:lnger, Samuel Coiner, 11. H. Keck and
Rutsel A. Thayer ; Sixth Ward, Samuel B. Len
Calvin Knatris,Andrew F. Lockwood, Fin k Bekel
and Jinni' Palmer.
It NVIIS on motion resolved that the President
should appoint committees on ,p,takers, music awl
of arrangements. The following committees were
Lima announced by the PreeWent
Committee on Speakers, lionet. Iratloll, Jr.,
Wm. 11. Romig, M. L. K tuff men, \ T. C. Yeager,
Joe.epli U leer, Charles H. Kililll6l 4 H. C. 11 mu
berger and Lt. Frank Abbott, •
'Commlttee'on Musle—a. P. Zenner, R. C. Et
tinger and Frank Good.
Committee of Arrangements, D. K. Maunder
, fer, !ivory I'. itleckt , er, Wm. B. Colladay, Item)
8. Reninger, U. S. Lea 'Merger, Dr. P. L. Reich
ard, J. W. Reber, Frederick ‘Veltutheitner, L. It
Unger, C. W. Stutter, C. C. Blugantio, John J.
Luwull and Thereat, Snyder.
pro,er cononkteea were then Instructed to
'mike the neeyelry urntheements for th, hold lug
or u RAWleaden Metulog out nit] y
A cummltteu eoueletitta of M. L. KA utrutn, B.
F. Abbott, Dr. 8. S. Apple, J.B. Blery and IValter
litione were appointed to draft a Conetitutluit and
By—Lowe to govern the Club.
Mr. Ainey moved that the came' of the Club
shall be the Central Iteptibileau Cautpulgo Club.
Aureed to.
Oa mottou the tneellug adjourned to meet ut the
call of the Preeldent.
Tae Escclsior R lL•s will go not n e xt Sai
•rday prospecting. for a slaty for nn etintrnpment
CoNritirrong are 'recpwtt!el to read the
advertleoment arldok for proposals, lu mother
column
TtEPAINTRIL—SeveraI men :no en
gneed nt pVesent in rer.iintin t : the Lehigh Bridge
Roil a 11l thus save the the strueture from (lather
MEM
PAINFUL. ACCIDENT.—L 4 Monday ClifOL
Finney had his wrist badly cut and an artery sae
urea by a window sash falling up•in hi: arm nod
thn uhiss breaking, at Momser Grini'A
next dour to the A lI n I
SUCCKS9I , I.II, OP!LIL‘TION. -- Dr. A . .T.
tin, of this cily, roslsted by Dr Ki 3 Icr, of
9eludadr4vil le, perform al an operation. for ban—
lip, oil the 21st of M Ly, on IL rbli.l acSe mouth ,
of dr. Daniel D,lhert, of Rockdale, which proved
a great ruIeCV4G, ditelng been a very vomPlicdtvd
e.Lbe,and the it, having united very beautifully.
Rumour or or.Ards For the week ending
.Tone 1G; h :
Gall te dropsy I
Dl;dberie emu') ..... ................,. ......... .:........2
tierebro Spinal Monlnglllo. 1
Of these all are TIIILIV.3 born. One 3 years, one
5 years, one 11 years and one 75 years. Ningle,
J; tn.trried, 1. 8 males, one female.
GozNo TO Ett.tuB.-0 i t tc Ist or July, Tlr.
Wm. II Berlin, now WWI M S. Young& Co.ov ill
go to EIMIUS to accept the position of honk keeper
nod Aye !slant Superintendent of the Familia fmn
Company. For the present he will reside iii Al-
U, going to end ranch lug from EIMIUS
every day. Tint Cotupauy h &done well in sneer
lug hia sere is
TUE 8t . 1111.• , ,t 111 t'o,gress says Saturday
afternoon about 5 o'clock,. Uorlincr Thomas was
holdhies the Lucas inquest at this Eistrie lit, el , he
r•ceiyrd tt ilespatea Irian Easton, blasting that
cob Noll had tinning himself. Nall was lictween
70 :toil 8.1 years of ace, and resided with his sou,
ou W.I halt Street, Easton. it IS S:11110111, he made
two prerittllS attempts to commit suicide by hauz.
Tim West Chester VillaLre Wean] says it
aa , si s With the Philadelphia Preis in saying that
there is a deep and growing feeling against Gen
erals Ilartranft and. Aden, but that so far as the
editor's ohservat ion noes In Clymer county "it di
agdinst their being defeitied tient f lit by the Mrs
iire. 8 of the Dinnocriiiic iii ti''"rhe riess,a day
or two since, declared that there was dissatlslae•
lion among the Republicans of Chester round),
but this I, the reply of the, It.feord, which ling
circulation almost if !rut quite as great as that Cu
the former.—Norriqozen
Out LITE TUAII.—if your mind
lo set on iteenmplislibiu a eert, tin oil jet width
promises benedelai results, do not turn out of
your way for any eauFai,' nor I): induced by any
repre•enlatious to an ultlon your iutentlon. Bear
tlik In tr, inil, and when you have decided to net
your Summer Clot bine remember we have got
cheapest mid best in the country. 13e determined
to come and lime •t our vast emelt before goine
elsewhere, and don't fall Mtn nny 'of the trap
that await you on every ride before ton :mho ot.
the Greet iillothin..; Emporium of IIIINNI:rr J.; Co..
,Vitat HALL, No. 518 MAICUAIT STilcur, h II (-Way
between Filth and Soffit streets, Philadelphia.
AT ii.,ll'lo.:.—On Saturday
taunting abort ta•o o'clock, Lewis Ritter, residing
on Walnut street abaci! Eighth, beard a noisc at
the rear of his premises. ❑e cane! to a neighbor,
but wiihout aav Ili, ling him. After it while he
went down stairs to the spit where he beard the
noise but failed to discover any one. After day.
light he found a ptlr of bole and a pair of leg•
at his kit: hen door. lie supposes none
Ire okra won had gotten in there by mistnite,and
had f i rm oir his hoots so that the'' old woman . '
sload not hear him : come In, bat WllOll Ritter
call, d the inebriate must ha no been made aware
or Ilk error and in his excitement forgot to take
his effects along.
MINIM; ACM DENT.—Prom the Tremont
News lee kern that several terr 1,10 accidents oc
inured nt the mine. of Owen, Long A: Co., near
Donal Isom. hoinas a' minium, while working at
the itchute was instantly-killed by it fall of coal.
Oo the satne day and olmost simultancomly
with the above detailed occident another occurred
nt the 90100 colliery. Two 111011, Samuel r shell
uud jonntinoi Sturman by come, while working
In It tunnel were considerably It jotted by a bl.Ol.
Mr. S. having jolt poured a charge of powder,
into a hole which he had Jost finished drilling, the
powder thromr,il 501110 111C,01:1 ignited, himvina(m ,
both his eyes. Mr. Stole 11.111 WAS io tile act of
id.ooping for the tamping rod, and received but
alight juries.
WASHBURN'S LAST SgNSATION, with every.
thiez new original, will appehr it the Opera
Douse, Saturday evening, .Jane 2d.i. An exchange
says " The Opera House was crowded last night
to wltini]s the Washbarns, and everybody lab]
themselves down si The feats ad],
Wa Milan] Brothers were worderfal, while the
Dutch emnlcalities of George S. Knight 'sees more
than humus (maid stand. Ashton,' the English
Comique, is Ow Most pan In his husln'ess that
ever favored a Hudson audience. Miss Lisle Did.
die Is a very pretly singer, and has a very becom
l•ig st go appearance. Neoskaieent Willi brought
out three times In her favorite soaps, and by her
beauty, us well as her voice, took the audience by
-twin. The fact is, the whole eimidellai lon is be.
yowl it erilitirtli hOlll US, 111,t1
mend them, In the broadest sense, to the pualie
everywhere."
TILE celebration of the Fourth of July at
this year, will be on a grander sth le
th;th la any time shice liS6O. At a meeting held
the other evening the this'll, of the different corm
mittees were made and the prepathtions in king
were shown to be in a tothielently forward stage
of progress to warrant the most Sanguine expec
rations of 0 grata! time. The emninittee on tousle
reported that they had conferred with ILc hands
of mask, whose prices were
Williamsport. Si;s AI. unborn, $11;0; Bingham. ,
ton, 8.S0; their expenses to be additional, with
the cxc pt lon or mient.sn, moo) would pay its
with railroad fare. The committee was instructed
to on mire the City Cornet of Allentown and the
Danville hand. They will have duty nt&le and
female . voices on thestamil to slug patriotic songs.
Over eleven hundred doll ern has already been
collected to meet expenses.
NEW PAPP:IL—We have received the first
number of the Sunday Morning Free Truss, pub
lished at Scranton by rho Co-aperative Printing
Aseoclation. It ie not very large, but Is print' et
in smolt type and the publishers arc thus enabled
to elvti it large amount of reading matter. It
prch.bly does not contain eo much as sortie of the
..91 quilt xhci Is, but It thus avoldStlwuppsantuce
f pul,ll,4llng .11131.1:Ing " to till up."
In the first issue on interesting sketch of the
S..ranton Republican is given, W Hell shows what
a brave heart, pluck and energy can accomplish
in the newspaper business even under adverse cir—
must tures. The Republican was Started as a
wet Illy in August, I9rt6, and was issued regularly,
though nut very . successfully in a financial point
of view•, and ehangetfowners several times,
September, 067, when J. A. Scranton purchased
a half interest, P. A. Crandall owning the other
half. On the first of November of that year, the
Scranton Morning Republican was issued and fvg
suppose Mr. Crawl:ill became sick of the enter—
prise, for he sold his share to Mr. Scranton In
the following March. The daily, during the that
two years of ila existence, struggled manfully for
p..pular favor and a firm foothol;1. A great deal'
of money was sunk lu It and under a proprietor
e , s couragemis than Mr. Scranum, It would have
~eue under, but he re,olved to 114 ht his way
through and during the past three yeare.be
got nit his money back with gm Interest and to
day tlieSeratiton bembllean eFtnbii,llllll,llt. C:111110L
h b right for is hundred thounand dollars.
Mr. Scranton In ja , t completlug a new Mind
ing, live storks high, trittSS lent, the !rapt ot Sy
rueuse Ibuestotio and the side of M Itsvisukee
pressed Mick. The basement will he occupied by
the pre,s room, which will canstain a hula
home
engine, which' can be seen in operation from the
sidewalk throsmli the largo plate glass. The lint
nom Irma, will lie occupied by Om Third National
Sauk and the rear by the business Mike of the
paper. The third nom will be occupied by the
bindery, the stuck room and the mulling depart
:mut, Sind the fourth Muir Is divided tutu cornpo.-
ttorel romp, editorial and reporter.' departmeuts.
It will be me of the most complete buildlogs of
the kind In the Stiste.
RITTLICO EKCI,L9IuR CREAM Bettie—Ttifite
z.l•n.t drink, tunlyouwillnotinqvlttioutlt.
THE CAMPAIGN ()PENH°
RATIFICATION OF TILE REPUB
LICAN NOMINEES.
Notwithstanding the very threatening aFp:et of
the weather a large crowd assembled at Centre
Square,Friday evening. ter reify the nominations
~f the Republican patty. The City Cornet Rand
opened with music, after which Wm. S. Vanity.,
E-q ; President of the Central Republican Cam•
pnlgo ChM, Introduced Jamen S. Biery, of
Allentown, who said that this was mu erting for
the ratification o f the nominees plated In the field
ny the Repubican party ; that the nominees for
President rind Vice President are the represent°,
t Ives of the print:Mies of tine Republic in party and
then wetted some of the grand achievements of
hat party, among which was the unshackling
of four mittiool, of sleets and ntking them to
the eminence of American chiziniship ; the
quelling of a most gigantic rebetllnn ; the ,
inauguration and perfecting of a system of
National linance, than which none better was ever
known in any country ; providing the widows and
orphans of soldiers and salmis with tree homes,
etc., etc. Ho referred to the able ad eminn let ration
of the Government under President Grant, show.
tug that the country is enjoying as unparallelled
prosperity, during which taxation has been greatly
red iced, the expenses of the Gorerlitnent have
'teen fully met, the interest on the rriblic dept hag
been mild, anti at the same time the principal of
the debt has been p rid elf at, the rate, of over one
hundred millions n year. Ile also referred brit fly
to the blessings the Protective Tariff, enacted by
the Repub Ica. party, has bestowed upon our Val.
ley. The establiMment of the National credit on
a sound basis, was also rt ferred to. Ile combatted
the Idea that the raission of the Republican party
Inns been Untied and argued the danger of trans
ferring the reins of the Government into the hands
of either the so called LineralsorDemoerats. Lt
closing Mr. Blery paid n glowing trilmto to the
life and character of Ilan. Gem ge Leer, his curse
from Om inception of the Republican pa. ty to the
present making hint a lit person to represent the
interests of C.is district as Congressmannat-large.
Atter intrsie by the band, Mr. Young introduced
Mr. Lear, WllO hail] a pretty 14ibute to "this
neautlini city," and t xpeessed his gratiOcation at
havieg the opportunity to agate come among us
and note the astonishing progress and prosperity
that was ev, .rywhere shown throughout the Val•
ley. Ile was not a stranger In Our midst. Ile
travers.d the Valley thirty years ago, going up
and down on the Lehigh Canal. At that time
very litti rail was unloaded front the boats be-
tweet' the month of the Lehigh arid the B ue
\fountains, anti although tile ore lie Imbedded
under the soil very little eflitrt was ma le to de
velip the hidden wet Ith. lint now, under the
.y-tern or American Protection; lista works have
sprung up m thick until fiom One Stack you can
count numbers of Other.; either up or down the
Valley, and there is to- lay more coal consumed
by tit Se works than was Shipp .11 to all tile points
at which there was a demand when Mr. Lear Wan
a boatman on the LAlgh.
Mr. Lear referred to the deluding idea that
Horace Greet .y la the father of the Republican
party. But, then, Charles Sainn r eLtims, also,
na he the lather or the No. Ile wanted it under ,
.iorel that there was no pnligamy about this tilt.
WaS eolleeleed In parity. It was born
Ma sentiment that reigned in the breasts of the
fathers of Ow republic when they threw oil the
thraldom of the British yoke, and that senthuent
was Freedom.
Mr. Lear said he was n delegate to the Conven
tion at Philadelphia in 1850 which nominated Fre
mont and at that time Musical Knurl Hall was
large enough to hold all the Men there as,sembded,
nut the principles there enunciated took the coun
try by storm and created such an enthusia-m that
swept everything before It, and this State would
hive been carried and Fremont elected President
it sot been for the eotl'ee•pot naturalization
istpttrs used by the Dem wratic party. The cause ,
kept on growing in strength until 1800 when the
4reat titil wave of Freedom aw•egtt over the Conn.
try and placed Abealmin '.incoln In the Presiden
tial chair•, and It would keep on rolling anti elect
President Grant for a second term, and Charles
Stmin n• nor Horace Greeley, nor any other man
who chose to stand in Its way, could stop it.
11,, inentioned the abuse that was heaped upon
President Grant, but the venom that was spit out
Neon him was no worse than was poured upon
General Washington and upon General Jackson
and 'upon every other President tram 11'ashington
down to Grunt. The attack of Sumner upon Grant
reminded him of the dog barkisg nt the moon.
The dog howled and kept up an unearthly uproar
from the rising of the moon until it set, or until
daylight appeared, but the moon kept shining on
calmly and serenely, notwithstanding the protests
of the dog. Sumner pours' thee! its of his wrath
apon President Grant, but the gentlem in In tile
White House took It quietly and calmly, and
-lilacs on notwithstandiag Suinuer'a protest.
The goat and lamb story was opportune and
convulsed the audience with laughter. and the
story of the pet lamb which was put among the
shabby sheep of the 11 ,ck to . induce the weal:-
minded boy to take those Tor Ills share was a good
Illustration of the present position of Horace Gree
ley. Many Republicans may part with him w•lth
feelings of regret and may shed tears ns they see
him backsliding from the principles of the Repub
lican party, but they will say " though we .save
ever regarded you with feelings of admiration and
alloctioa, you are In scaly company and we can't
follow yon."
Ile referred to the attacks upon Ge•. lla rt ran ft.
The General fought for the cause of Freedom, the
sentiment Which was the Inhere( the Republican
',arty. As Auditor General of the Sine he was a
faithful and honest public ollicer. It was lie
who r, quired a statement front a certa in account
ing other of tilt State and it was he who caused
an Investig ttion Into the accounts of Evans to be
made, and John llartran It Inds were clear of
any.comptielty. In that etrlir. There Is not a spot
; upon his fair fame tend even the paper that attacks
him acknowledges thatllartranft Is an man.
.‘s kr ue princliden are represented by men John F
liattran ft in the representttive of the principles f
the depublican piety In thin State and every true
Republican will vote for him.
• Mr. Leaf's
.speech wan a beautiful, eloquent
effort, to which tills short repots Callllot do justice.
It was Ikb:tied to with intuited attention to the
close, after which cheern wore given fur Grant and
Wi.son, and the t . eve nailed crowd departed for
their homes, each one feeling anxious to have the
honor of voting for ouch all ItOnOrable and accom
plished gentientsnlor Cougressinan•at-Large, nn
George Lear. •
ItUttoltED CoNritsalON ot"rtir, MURDER o'
CArr. Omani.—Thu Bethlenem Times says—lt
I- no doubt vividly retnetnbered by the most. of our
readers that just after the clot, of the Great lie
beillim the dead body of Capt. Henry Outer was
found, mangled and bruised and inuch dbtigured,
Ijing in the canal below the railroad bridge at
Easton. A majority if not all the relatives and
Wends of the deed Captain were unwilling to he-
Here that he either committed suicide or MANI
ott-ly w ilked elf the bridge and thus met hie death.
•fhe ease excited intense interest In the whole Lu
high Valley at the time of Its occurrence, and
wrenuan6 elforta were made to ferret out the tour.
derer or murilfrero, if such there were. The ex•
eiteinent produced In Bethlehem and other towns.
in the Lehigh Volley was again intense when the
rumor came into general circulation that a patient
of physician living at Freemansburg had
made confe.,slou to him that he, the dying mutt,
with two others, Were the murderers of Captain
Ocrter ; that they killed him :o get possession of
S3UU they supposed he it .d with him ; that they
threw. him Into the canal at the base of the bridge
to Induct: the community aud the authorities to
believe that he had jumped or faile❑ therefrunt ;;
that they only got $1 and Watch its the reward for
his blood. Of course such, n rumor,cireuinstantial
as it was, and nearing with It so much plaushllliy,
gain d Immediate credeuer. So we, in discharge
of our dirty as jaarnalkts, sent a e linpetent re
porter to make Investigations, Here Is the result :
rho reporter went direct to the physician Ivhom
the rumor said had heard the (mob/l:deo of the
dying murderer. The doctor said he was not the
neat who beard tire confession, and referred the
reporter to a luau to whom another doctor had
told It. Tills, the reporter tin nght, woo rumoring
the thing out to considerable length, and for tiro
present gave up the trail, k.elping in his mind
somwthings which may enable us to resume It
with success In the near future. fie la of the
opinlon that it is very probable there Is trial In
the grave rumor, slime, In all the torten-Ity of I.ll'r
story, names of p: teens and places were pi elervol.
u hope to ley bellire oar readers, very won, the
result of an interview attire slum: of thiS rumored
murderer'. confession.
TIM 01. D CABINaT Winsio,r is a brand
Just recolvad at Lawall & Martin's City Diem
Store, 7:22 liamllton street.• IL Is a supetlor ant
tie, very popular and they arc Belittle' large quau•
titles of It. Give them a call.
DR. BERNHARDT will rentals in this city
Mang n week longer. He has no , folly recovered
from his rect nt Illness end Is still under tile medi
cal treatment of Dr. Dome. We suppose some
of our readers might have a chance to secure his
services in the meantime.
AOHNT WANTED, ill Lehigh county, who
will persona , ly solicit business for the Equitable
Life Assurance Society, the Company that does
the largest. business In the world. It willpay you
better than anything else to work for thls popular
company. Write at once to the General Agent,
I. L.. Register, 828 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
nlOll Settool, COMNIFINCILMItNT.—TIin eniTl•
tnetwement exereisys w1:1 tike OWL! 111 the Court
House on June '24th : The valedictory I, to bud.,
livered by MI.Is Lnl lie rishel. The foilow Inc are
the graduates :—Mirs(.l4 Rtick, Lonsia Wag
ner, Marie Koehler and L FLibel, all of this
city.
EXTRACT front a letter front Mrt3 .1. C. Al.
drieb, Wauseon, Fulton Co., O.: "R. I'. flail
CO. Gentlemen,—Please send tae one dozen bot
tles of your Slelllan flair Renewer. Our lld
and gray' do not want to he out. My mother is a
living recommendation of the results (tom theme
of the Renewer. Being almost seventy years old,
anti having worn a wig over thirty years, It seems
to miracle to those who bait: known her so long so
bald, and what little hair she bud Mug perfectly
whlte; now her wig thrown anitle, her Lair grown
out, and tt slum:Y[l, glossy brown, as in g;:riltood.
Hoping you may long co•ttleue In pour blesninga
on the heads of the ellheted,l rem tic,yours truly."
Such evldenc:,..w•ith the Indormnnent of the
great chentista of Is en. Enuland, Dr. A. A. Dayes
and S. Dana Hayes, flion!d eat kis pay oueovhlch
of the preparationk produce the In ,t
HEAL ESTATE TEA NSACT;UNS.— . Wrn.
Young, Real Estate Agent, sold Bald—
win's store bout,. on Hamilton ftreel, below
Eighth, to M. S. Young, for $10,7:30.
Solomon 11. Ludwig's store Imut , e, S. tip'. corner
of Fifth and Chew streets, to Henry Pfeiffer, for
$4OOO.
Joseph Young's brit k dwelling bonze on Ham
ilton abovu Fourth Street, to Sarah Egge, for
F 4600.
Also, Joseph Young's brick daa nag hrnse ad
joining the above, No. 419, to tl . 11. lha ha, ha -
ClOOO.
B. B. Benson propul iv
BlL.quebtimittlrmtd, in 11,iliovtr
W. lox worth, for 2'•:155(}
MoribiYSTOLEN,--Mr!. Patric:: Neitson, who
lives on Second soil Fullh.11) . vt rest., on I'. edit,-
day morning last missed u hundred dollar, which
was then lying on Ills l.thle Ili her lion,. Two
nice, Chas. Allen II Lightning, were in
the house at the time. linaaillatuly alter the
molly had disappeared, it was generally thought
that Allen was the thief. Now however It eu ins
that Lightning siole•the money. lie left lawn
lltimedllttelv lifter the money disappeared. Allen
was arrested last week !toil In default of bail, was
committed to Jail. Since the d ibeovery of the real
thief Allen has been released from J and rc.
toted to liberty again. Lightning, besides steal
Mg the money, left u board bill unpaid of $lB with
Mrs. Neither'. Patrick Neilsen, the husband of
this Mrs. Neilson, was required to pay a note of
$:l6 for Lightiting. Two children of Lightning
were sent to the i oor house. Jacob has left a
bad record behind and by reason of which merits
some punishment.
Lucx.—At Baker Lk: Co.'s, Ninth and
and Hamilton, the people speculate iu photo.
graphs the same as real estate operators speculate
In real estate. The latter oftentimes purchase
lots at such prices as they are certain the property
will always be worth. Thera may be soma
un
sceu advantages connected with tae property,
some surrounding improvements may he Incite,
that will Increase their lots In value a hundred
per cell'. or more, anti the speculators realiz
handsomely ou their investment. Su It is In the
speculation In photographs. They are worth or
dinarily. twenty-tire cents, but If, alter Investing,
they are found to be backed by certain letters
high up In the alphabet they Increase wonderful
ly in value. We tried our fortune on Saturday
'evening, and purchased some photographs.
Strange as It may sewn on the haCk of cue of them
was the letter S. We handed the photograph to
the salesman, when be panned a hole through
the S. and handed It back to us. Then we select
ed a chrome with the letter S upon it for which
we paid a dollar and considered the investment a
good one, us the frame alone could not be pur
chased for less them eight or ten dollars. Dr. D.
J. Martin also Invested In photographs and ob•
tubed the privilege of investing is chrmnos. TI .e
dealings of this tirm appear to he fair and honora
ble.
Bethlehem Correspondence
A SAD ACC , I,ENT—LUCAS IN JAIL-811'11°S Fes Ell
AL—cauncii NEWS, EIC.
13grumumm, June 13,1572.
A sad accident has happened today. Instantiv
killing a eery worthy student of the University.
The name of the unfortunate young !nun is Bow
dole, from Baltimore. Mr. htl,Vliolll was the only
member of his Class who was to be promoted,
having successfully passed the examination.
had• but lately returned front the funeral of his
only sister; and nos• he, themuly surviving child.
is gorse too to his long house, in such a sad and•
melancholy manner.
Rumor has It that Lucas was to-day conveyed
to Euston.. Also outside feeling against him has
by nu menus subsided.
Young &lulu, killed on the railroad, was burled
today. It scents violent stud sudden deaths have
a carnival Jost now•. We' hope, though, teat the
loot for some time has been recorded.
The Centre Street M. E. Church has given a
supper for the benefit of the betiding fund Mid it
is claimed that over MO hos been cleared. We
sincerely hope to see their beautiful edifice soon
completed and tastefully furnished.
Tile Reformed Church, Centre street. Is also to
be 'finished forthwith. The congregatiou have
heretofore worshipped In the vestry room which,
though large,proves often tot) small. Their's Is a
strong and flourishing congregation, abundantly
able to Iluish, In line style, theft church room ;
and we know that It will be well done.
Mr. Pal Hips, boss of the blast furnace, bne
broken grimed fora new house oppo its the shove
winked church. A good number ii new buildings
are going up; but still nut In sufficient numbers
to gratify builders and meebanlre, who fear a
scarcity of employment towards Fall. Houses
suitable for tenants will certain'y be again in
great demand by the time the new rolling mil',
intended to employ 600 hands, goes Into full ope
ration; anti to build theta non•, when oAirs aro
at a low ebb, -
wiiF, It is generally believed, be
taking time by the forelcek.
Oxcr.-ix-1-71111LE
BUSINESS NOTICES
liwnatas share with Horse , the benefits derive&
from tho world. ronow ued 318 s WV. 5N,A.0.N. I,i MONT.
rl , O meat Irrefrnuable te..timony estAbludina the fact that
this woodeLels taint ts..rts the Banjo aoothing sod healing
101 tennr when appli...l to the human entlele, that it doer
In mules of spay'n, form io s, ringbgue, redo ovil.ennach•
wind gall and other ailments of the heron which re•
Hair• outward treatment. It Is. lu fart, thg um, etf+c.
teal a all ogle. oat retnedle. for r h enma iNi o , g o ut. nttg
te•e of the neck, neuralgia, sore throat, swelling... colic
and bruises yell
A Pitiful Comlitiors.lt la a sad thing to pans
ihrottalt life rely half alit., Vol there are thou.atad
wimp° habitual condition in one of languor and debility.
They, romplalat of no needle dlnenee ; they seller no a oaa.
lava p.i n ; but they have no telanlifor anything will. It'
alr.rain mental or eannatmen pita aware. In eine mown out
of ten thin at.to of lannltude anal torpor arl.ea from a Ina,
had etonota h. Ind Wallop dentrova the energy of both
ud and body. %%then the troop of nature is not rup•
plied by a due and regular awitullvtiou of the food.every
orcito to nerved, every function intoroupted.
Now. what does common lease laucreet under thoteclr•
climata:wee of depreaalour The system nerd+ rousing
and tairengthenitag ; not merely f rte hour or tun, to
elk orterw.ard into a more pitiable cohdition titan ever
Its It a .auretily wool ado Iran ordinate y althoholic elina• '
ulant were resorted to,) le - t radically and perm•noutiy.
llow in thin dealrable object to lor acrompliehed I The
answer to thle purstion, founded on the novenae' ottre•
clause oft quarter of 0. century, i• easily given. hr.„,,
raw vigor into the dialledro organs by a coulee of Ilea.
letter . • Monattch Hitters Do not woo o time by adminia.
tering te•oporary rowdier,. hot wake the sweet on lay
romorrating the fount .In•head of physical taring h and
energy. thu great organ upon which all .ho other organs
t ippeLid for their nuriore anal nuppott•
by the (Imo that a down doses of. the great vegetable
tonic and Inst./ors t hags Leon Mkt u, the feeble frame
air lb° dY•P , Ptt , soil basin to reel ha belly° Influence
Appa.tite will he creat•d, and with •pnotite the capitally
to digest what It craw. •. Pereevere 'anti Or cure in
be*ltliful blood, 11l to be the
.fl.wit and utu•rie,bone and vett/4mnd kralu,flows thouttah
th., channels of raircult.ttoe. halliard of the watery pabu
lum with vr..lrl; they have heretofore been Imperfectly
nourinbrd.
Dr. H. D. Longaker offers his service to the
Afflicted, morn ...i:edgily to
) non no
from Chronic
1th.C.,016. Ile trill) e rind to non and talk with then,. It
is Lls practice to plainly declare n disease incurable if he
twileves it to h^ or. In thorn case. which he nedert •kon
ho anerantoes to do nil that not. be done by unto cried at
biotin:l and the rplicittion of experienced skill. gat ' • dby Mtn)" ytblY4 of prxCliCO In treating aim., to It% vial
on. and mote malignant Curio. That his skill, has not
been exerted in vein, bbIllnrUll• certificates. that noty bn
•evu at his filtice, will invtify. A tow bab..4 Inc.
far pu Lliruthm, whist nro known to eit.rens of this
but Dr 0 feeling of egotism prompts their poblicittion.
nut tbey ar pnhll.hsd rollow an no eviiim , co that ninny
snlinhacolleemed theta.el yes hopelessly Mingled haveby
nronar xplllCn Lw of the refialreOn at InrilleA men
boon restored to health and the enjoymeut of all its Wei-
Jene Tlethleb m,
31 ". Ely (ite n e..ElY). All n ento r Ce n , " ile ° . l. th lrisC r e ' r et' the
are.
J Johnenn, Alletown. Skin Disease.
Milton 11. Mit.marstan, lionocor. Chronic. Bronchitis.
Henry (labile!. Allentown. Denfneea.
Mr.. 11. Tenger. Cata.attqua. Tumor. of the Head..
'Nathan Eberhard, Ilethinitero. ranter.
Mr, Bach, Tres lortown. Cantor.
NVIII..1:11110.1011. iletbleiketn. Catinn-ary Catarrh.
JAM.
itn t S h P ielle o nt. )
Chrc ornoico Iti
snmatletn.
H r A. Ila ß l r her. a h is at t e r lphi S . Cuter
Tomor.
In Mrs. W. S. Allookii, Nallabuty. Four. and Eel-
C. Wittman, Lanark. Tomer, of the Head.
Abraham Kistler, New Trilm I. Toontr of the Neck.
Mr, r. It. Soria rt. F. an. Coen.
Ste, H. Weitolont. Friedeneville.
C"th" ,. ... Ca.', aid° of the Face.
Levan, Slow'rleorn Br line Polyp°. of tin :goes.
Mr, Poebontna Allrot•tms. Cancer of 03013..1.
'rho nn. Ilion ilokroolnunitA• Tomnr•
N.. B. Breit, :11.,hanoi ,bty. Career of the Fate.
I' .1. ni.o.onal,r. nr priottn. 'rumor.
c °benne ibtretnatt, Wentberly. wenerr of tLr N.A.
rt”• a h,. .• be referred to, nr tort ideates
ono- heeben at Or. fe.unakerb. °filen. Sixth atreet, be
t , rnnss 11,11., coil W3lnnt. Allentown,
illurfages.
SIGLE—SCREFFERT.—Jour 10, by Rev. S.
K. Brobst, Mr. I lir. ttb;:o to Miss Sarah A. Seb r
fert, both of A Hemmen.
BOWER—MOOD.—h lhia city, Juno 17th. by
Alderman Kleckner, Mr. Joseph slower, of Chain
Liam, hlorthammon county, to Mier. Sarah Mood,
of Hanover towmhip, I.chito county.
BEAR —M ILLER.—Juno MII,III Warren. Ohio,
at the M. E. Parsonage, by Rev. 0. 0. McEntire,
Mr. BeTTIMiII E. Bear, formerly of Pogelevlllc.
Lehigh county, Pa., to Miss Mary Millur, both of
Warren, Ohin.
KUII. , —MII.I.IIOESE.,—On the Intis Inst., by
the itev. S. G. Wagner, Slr. Veorge Kuhl to Miss
Sarah E. Millitoustt, setopted tletathter of the lute
Charles Muffler. Esq., hoth of this city.
Deatim.
ROT this city, June Ilth,Jatous \V. Roil],
Pon of Salllllol and Amin Roth, aged 10 ytan+ and
G moot 110.
SEAGREAVES.—Oa the evening of the
Chart,: Seogreuves, aged 74 years, 4 months and
2 dayF.
Cf.ENIENS.—M r. Jamb Clemens, father of Dr
Clemens, this city.
MAU
CRS Eli NIVI'II.'E.NOTICE. IN
fi I VEN that leltern le..Oorenntry haring
InTu nrantod to the mph, gned In 010 .n,lllO oI 11W A
.I.c.not• Into of the ,t% or Ai 1,0-
10,:11 county, tin refnro nit PoOnnln who Lnn‘v them
vex IA 60 Indebted to are tegur.t.nl to mak°
iro. moot Svlthiti.t>, wools.: fonn dato In•leof, and !In.
Tag Huhn. n p0....nt Onnn nutneuticaled for
onent within 11..0101 . e -non.fle.l thin%
JONEI . II %V IT DIA N. EX , Tntor,
I', 0., Lipp, Salle.ln, Lvltlgn C, • V. ,
juneln nn
A PPF,%.1,.
Li UNITED STATES INT , ItN Ti,.VENUS.
. . .
Ilco horobv htivoth to all port:nom rehodlou or doirE
lohniutoko ill . llll. Sir lb roll,rtion It:tor:et of I'vouthylvoolo,
I
wed 0 1.1 ennot vo of Loh:Rh:hod Olootstohnory.thAt
11, 1••. t, of Anniholxo. lor 1 , 72. orop.otodi am net
of Cool, ohotihl.ol •Ats Art ao proci'li 111 ort , ol
Ar ,•' July ligl9oodJUly 14. lgd. ohol
oto-netnt.,:o therofo. Mat ..)(101111... I oilloo
Proot 90 th. to:: p foe tell day, (tout hoo trait doy of
Juou itua, undo
"•• • •
(•()UIIT OF A PI'ENT,.
will lie held nu P. .10 tiny or litly. 1!•72. fiiim 11 a. m t. I
p. ni No. ii3illiii///11.411 / VI, it/thn CR}
kir AliPtitiiwn.
All nnpOnla most be to writing .d epectry the II:MI.-
I.r me.c, mutt, or thl. 1]....1( deol•llm
•• 1111041 e ,, st g Or principl,t'of qr.),
I]) oc etrur complete.]
W ARO IttillE Aepe,eor..
11:1=ZNOMMI
1=II!IMMM 1 IIM
A NtHRDININCI , ,Gft,II74'III:I;CI PEli
mirs Tn (: I,EANSEIt , (Ili!:
ordllliobt . By 1.. e gem o 111111011111110 A C.11111(11/11 of
Met ity 01 Allf•lltistill. i.ti It I+ beroi,› ..“li,j.ord to
Writ)• of the Amon, That on m1.111(11, 31,111 oth. 1,72. It
shall be nulowriil for nt.y 1 lor oolv .k , O 1.1 eou.ty or
el, no re.. pools within II -
e city Iloilo.. without I..yout
lintobtun.e.l n lento, lt...rtiot Iron. the bovr.l of It a.tn
anti any violation ..f thi. ordinance shmll 1., puninlied by
a Hun of left do !larn.
w M ii. A I !•.. FY. Pr. 'CI c,C
01.1/. no in, C.
=MEM=
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b. 1.. C
lth JO.) IA June, 1 , 7/.
.015 ll] T. 11. ((0(11), MATor.
A N FOI: TIIIE
L EN -
I. TEN' ISO TIIECti Ole 1 , 0 1:111 STREET
CP WA LP; 1; TIIC ALLEY.
It 000tele.1,. Ity helve, and Comm., l'ontirds of t`nt
Coy of Alloulowu unl It. hordly onhto e•I by nn,ho•lii
Of ale •anie, y.e rot hl, Pod( sirdel lIOIX tent,
ed up W 410111.10 OW Alley hulling Inn,, Wialuut to 11,11,
Lien tireet. Illl,{llllnioly wir.ll UTol
nod that thy eon trod Lo it. a. d-t 1 to J. F.
iiviawid tint; Jo wtil do the u orka Ohio „ lirlre
iiiintro yard as that of Fonrin Jset. ud lb. Cdv
hedlueer 1; be,. ir
It, ;Id .do
II the corurr t.f rout 11 :1101 Lt alnot sin eta. ti oolii
Inn itit tintir,einout cdu utl uoitio lrllloolt my to lir,
vain propuity•
WTI. li. Al NJ Y. Pll,ol S. C.
CEO. HTEIL Pies't C. C
A brat :-1V a. S. Cierk ii. C
E. L. 110111 t, C.
ill.'!]
I=
t LED PROPOSALS *or the
1.7 arnolug of fonder homer, Liberty no I Tllglinoon
streetn, itior for the gradkg ••f Allen b two. n Elalo.ll nod
;omit, ..rroera. Ala" for ilo vXenVnlion of iito Nxrn ot thn
City WiLtor Work, trill recotved at Ob. oilier until
MIN o'ClorK on the Tab dny of anon In‘t SpeeltiCatioan
trill be fornlalled by tho City
• T. 11. 0000. Mayor.
Maron'o Opytru, June 17, !ti72.
N . ( MICE
CITY TAX for 1872.
By a corplotn•nt to lbr City rl,0•1••• of allootovett.
• Pr0t...1 utr 12.1 day of Marot, 1S u, the •llty Trcomuc••r
nod.• thn rec,lv••r all al, City All it hold city tix
retudluing untold • o Ihu tlni day ol nuin.t next. lic••
pct. rent. chili lot hil•lod; .11 it ••••••l
on tho lint day of october In, ray snot. shall lid
11.14 , C0i
Notica le hereby al,n licit th•• elf y Idx for 1671
cccrlco.l • .10 Ill•toillcd - , r .td.alloututra.
jot) 4ttilla•w] JON ATIR .4 It all:RABB. 'lre.,
WAR 1Y 11111 ENGLAND
R'unld cre.te a groat t ; I•n;tad; erect In
notlcipalo.l. Thu greatest ta. it,,;;wat
ALL-WOOL
10, 12? 15 Dollar
SUITS !
THEY ALL WOOL - JUST THE
THING FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
Theme Suite two going rapidly. We Par we will be un•
able to .apply the tleinand. We r dein° all who went
mtch to rAll or sect! order:, LT mull, which will race!!•
it,tupt. attention.
ROCKIIILL & WILSON,
603 AND 603 CDENTNET NTREET,
=I
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AGENTS N. ANTED FOR IArE AND TIMES OF
I+ , l~.
JAS
Con•dm I.l. , arnp'.l a or Wis., Vsnd•tbilt.
Tweed. sw.th • duanstsl fosters • • h..
and (I:t•N'r KNI.W ,Lb .11
"BLACK I) AT.' $i Ad
dles,.
'SEW YOLK BOOK N1‘1•1111 FL. N. Y.
Kansas lle : .,oasi - e,red Bonds.
An R• nod Pr0t11.0.1.. 1.. v, lit ad, Some Of the
trealll.l.tennitl e+ln KA • SA'— I.nt, x ov.Prank-
Jtolt -on .N 1 Dongl 1.7 thei
Slate or Vil-101t
ony ontt end are
orar , ar.. told. tune 3,0 a• havoc benn 111 1 VnYn
..egnln I) nod prolop lv p. 1.1. n , 01.41, au.l
ttddrono SAM' A. AT 1.11111. & CO.. 31 IV nil
NO MORE RUIatING !
101 V ONE OF
STONE'S FOUNTAIN IVISTIEBS,
rfl".. 51. ONE&Forn , , IM Arch Street ,
Pa, Sot fur Circular.
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ISREWARD
. r.,11, 7.1,1;i ':;"";,"111 / ,',4:41 13 il'il d o;
/ ' Ihnt I.r. 11t,..'n PILE ItuNnor
!Allot to . It b. prpon, d x.
prenoll to can , ttoi T'll.r. awl tiutlimig el.. 80111 by oil
MI OS 0. Prlcr. el M.
- --
WIIHN Tatt flt.nor, R 110.• o to 1,6[14-11Un 111 , 110. e to
tho he I. rittp.intr hot dumber.vorltszo 1t nn
tOitht. It to rortatn 411100.1111 to
and izinc leiutlsa I. r,llllregl. 110.11 TAttitAST'll
EPPIIKVEKVIINT bELTEtta Arinfk.NT ohoolitt.l.o It ULM° re
'Mod to.
A GENTS W A NTE D. —A cents make more
An. money atv ork for us then msythlb lc else. Boil-
PFP 141111 and pe.-tnunent. thancol..r. free. U. MS*
no et no.. Pine Art Pulatohers, Portlund.
5,,1 PIANO CO., N. Y. PRICE $290
U. No Agents. Eiretlines free.
ISGANIC.I.4,W OF TILE SEXES.—
Coodlonpx 'which •ItolitY—Po•ltlvo Rod
'trolly° flacivcDy—prouf In t Itte Ie ue.,lene without
e , titt—elfret flu , nee of 11•11 mid whorebue
JOr—F: r Inn troAtment of polvir tileeeree. mtneture and
nut 3wr..•t of ilevelfmmont • t•n in tore to his
o• Iv to enritlo.l I toe, by IiDNIT %RD N. DIXON. Y. D..
4' k gal Anoloo. N. 1 t .4 pni es. 2 , et nit.
'Niter it... Trio the tie.. • fDr ettX ni•ot ova Irma'
to the wholo h tlO.l 40 ace."—llorrivr Grc•icy.
CLICUAT lIH DICAL lIUOK or wed
Vf imo.l.d .to .11. Colt hen for tern %tempt. • Ad.
Otte. DC OCIAPAeTIi A Ca.. Ciaclositi, Ohio.
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