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ATTENTION COUNTY COMMITTEE
A meeting of tho Lehigh County Repu'fflean
recutlYo Committee will be hold at the Central
Club Rooms, corner Slxth and Ilimllton streets,
Allentown, on Satnrlay after.loon next, at one
o'clock, P. M. Let every member be present
JOHN L. HOFFMAN, Free'dent
R. CLAY Hem Emmy, socretarks
JOHN J. LAWALL,
Allentown, Flret Ward—Geo. Erdman,.l. Allen
Trexler.
Second Ward—ll. E. Rube, S. Mcnose.
Third Nlard—Fred. Rohe, Fleury !Reitman.
Fourth Ward—J. L. Hffman, Edward Rube.
Fifth Ward —Dr. T. C. Yeauer, Samuel Culver.
Sixth Ward—John Politer, Charles Weiss.
Cataeauqua—R. C. Hamersly, R. A. Boyer.
Ernaus—llenry From, Dr. A. P. Bteekel.
Coplay—L. P. Levan, A. F. K. Kraut.
M Illerstown—F. S. Buttner, J. Sinumauter.
Slatington—D. McKenna, L:' Hughes.
South Whitehall—Samuel Ritter, Thou. Yundt.
Noah Whitehall— A.P. Barnet, A. W. DeLong
Whitehall—Joe. MeFetrldee, Frank Hartman.
Washington— Joshua Dorwart, Ben. Schlosser.
llelde'berg—Wm. H. Ilunuicker . ' %V. K. Peter.
Lynn—Dunlel Wertmuu, Lewis Moser.
Lowhlll—Peter Werly, F. G. Peter.
Woluenberg—David Bausch, Levl Werly. •
Sellgbury—llarrhuon Boar., John L. Schreiber.
Upper Macungie—Dr. 0. N. Isinsser, W Mink.
Lower Macungie—Jas. IVeller,Val.W.Weaver.
Upper Mllcord—Atubroue Schantz, Anthony
Meehllng.
Lower M Ilford—David Schuler, Chas. Sehoenly.
Snucon—Chas. B. Weaver, Thos. Klemmer.
Hanover—D. Tombler, Milton Kurtz. •
New South Bethlehem District—John Walt,Le
via J. Krause.
IT would seem that all the boys who do not
to to school, are selling' chestnuts.
Tug old hen crows over its one chicken—
indlana
IT seems hardly credible that any ono who
talks about love of country can be so base as to
waste his time in hurrahing forofllce-seekers who
despise him, while his poor wife and children
gather their coal in dangerous localities and earn
their bread by severe toll. That there are such
miserable wretches about town, every careful tab-
GEN. lIARTHANFT was enthusiastically re• server of men and things 13 well aware.— Radon
Express.
ceived by his friends In Harrisburg Thursday.
Tan Moravian Historical Society will meet
•t Nazareth, Wednesday, Oct. lath.
AN exchange advertises for girls for cooking
Most people prefer Chem raw.
THE flies arc stiffening, and the music of the
mosquito tine ceased.
Wc have draped our picture of Andy Cur
tin in mourning.
Poxtrittlts.and apples arc the two artio!e3 of
produce moat abundant this fall.
PIIILADELPEIIA, °Metal, shows a majority
of 20,487 for llartraoft.
CuturruuTs arc selling at 15 cents a quart
Last year the price was 85 cents.
A GRICAT many members of the Young
Mcn'e Buekolew Club voted for Hartranft.
TUE barbers charge double price to shave
Liberals, because their faces are so long.
rim bentocrat gives up the State election
honorably, The News, as might be expeeted,erles
" (rand ! fraud !"
Tue. coalition politicians now say that the
Democrats who voted for Ilartranft were bought.
Bosh !
TILE prettiest girl in Easton says that Gree
ley ought to bo elected, and proposes after he Is
to Illuminate her papa's residence.
SOME of our Allentown Democrats and Lib
erals giro Pennsylvania to Grant by seventy-Ilya
thousand majority. The figure Is not high enough.
ON Tuesday night a cannon bursted in Cat
aaauqua, which was fired In honor of the tremeu
dons returns. Fortunately no one was Injured.
Wu regret lo announce that
,Mr.
litirtholo
■tyw. EC/ b.lli ly hurt bt the exploaton taut wet k In
103 er antLBlnith'a at ooe quarry Is rapidly
Ile .t hi% home at I(tir!ier,vlll,
THE new N.ullilmplon c.oirt house office's
vleele.l Tuesday, hressr?. Cope, Sloe hied, nden
weld, and Frdenee!:, will lake lipid of the rulus
0.4: the 1.1...1 December.
hits donr so will in tilr election
is: ',Apt, that Het 1t t minty Itiliablicans ou4lit to
tusks ,•It eticr lork).1 r.n the old Dotnoctacy of
Heti:, at tha NOVVIII‘,CI . elect la x.
A S grrism nett extract front the l'ress:—
!, Nothing call tare ll.trtr.toft Cow. Ilitt over
whelming defent Isar] certain its that the .111 11 ill
rise on the morning of the Sib day of October.
WEmitit's daily said the other day
"IVe've got the R:ufical_• on the run now, let's
keep them at it." :hose Itadie . als did ruu up tre
mendous majorities, didn't they I
THE last year has made a wonderful change
In the peaceful character of our city, In the Firm:
and Sixth Wards, where not half the arrests are
made uow that were,elghteen months ago.
Tug Lehigh Transportation Company have
put a now boat on their route named " John
Brown," in honor of the venerable Superbttendent
of the Lehigh Can ii.
Join.—On the day after the election some
Joker found his way Into the office of J. Wittqlow
Wood, Esq., Liberal, and draped a portrait of
Horace Greeley, therein banging, with crape.
A commin man voted In the Fourth Ward
lan week amid the wildest. enthusiasm. Ills
ticket was BLACK Republican. Two colored rotes
were also polled in the Fifth Ward.
Tug Daily News and the Liberals of Allen
town have most grossly deceived the Democrats
of Lehigh county, by overestinutlng their own
strength.
A. R. Ilonsm, of the nintzlown State
Normal School, we learn, le a prominent aspirant
for t h e posltion.of State Superintendent of Com
mon Schools.
By a new order In the Post•ofice Depart
ment all lettere dropped In env office and for
warded; If not prepaid fully, double the deficiency
will Vie collected of the receiver of the letter.
Tun Lehigh Valley senile two Republicans
to Conzree , by this election Just past. Gen. Choi'.
Albrigbt, of Mauch Chunk, rota Mr. Jas. Blcry,
of Allooton.
Tua retatteh made by a Democrat that he
hoped thunder and lightning would strike the
church members, because they did this work of
electing Hartman, will be remembered to his dis
credit.
A aomn phalanx of fourteen votera marched
to the Fourth Ward polls, last week, from the
furniture eatablishment of Mr. George Heimbach,
.nd voted {he straight Republican ticket. Gooi
for the cabinet-makers.
It , all good Americana go to Paris when they
rite, as Oliver Wendell Holmes says they do, good
Democrats ought to Dud eternal rest In Derks
county. No can't accommodate any more In Le
high, for we've begun to lean on the other side.
SALE OP A VALUABLE PIIOPERTY.—Mr.
B.Young, Real Estate Agent, sold Mr. Boas
Bausman's property, at the south west corner of
Walnut and Fifth streets, to General Robert Mc-
Allister for nine thousand dollars.
Wit have been Wormed that the Board of
Trustees of Lafayette College, • Easton, loaned
money to build Able's Opera House In order to
have a proper place In which to hold their com
mencements.
THE Governor of. New Jersey tine offered a
reward of five hundred dollars for tho apprehen
sion and conviction of each of the persons who
committed caber of the murders at the recent Pat
tcnburg riot.
Trtn Catholic Church of Phillipsburg has
been partly torn down to permit the commence
ment of the new building . which is to occupy the
site. The new church will be the largest In this
part of the country, and is to cost somewhere in
the neighborhood of $lOO,OOO.
THEODORE ORCIIEbTRA.
friends In the country who admire the beet. of
music and take pleasure lu the sweetest of sounds,
are recommended to secure tickets
for the concert
of Theodore Thomas' Orchestra Company, In Al•
lentown on the 80th of October. •
Tui Liberal Republicans of Pennsylvania
have failed to elect Duckalew for their Domocratle
Mlles, and now the latter will not support Horace
Greeley to any great extent.. Especially Will there
be great indifference on the part of the Democrats
of this county.
•
New JICIISEY lathe banner State of Preeby
terlauteni. It has 237 churches, and 27.829 com
municant& ; one church to every thirty-five miles,
and one communicant to every twenty-four Inhab
itants, and, on the average, four and a half corn•
municants to every square mile.
'Mon Coogressmen•at-Largo hove thirty-file
majority In Allentown. In Catasauqua they had
200 and In Copia) , 7, and In Salisbury the Demo
cratic Congressmen-at-Large had 03—making a
total gala In these districts of 140 over Hartran
vote, and Indicating a majority of not much over
1200 In the county for the Democratic candidates.
FOIL Trio LADIES.—Ladles who arc deal
roue of renovating their black dresses of last sea
son, whether of silk,eashmere or alpaca, can clean
them bdautifully with borax dissolved in tepid wa
ter. The preparations arc a teaspoonful of borax
to one quart of water. Apply with a black wool
en rag or nail brush.
A LIBERAL (?) who of late left. the Repub.
Ileao party, and who yesterday voted the straight
Democratic ticket, said Wednesday, "Yes, llart
milt Is eleeted,but it was done by the Methodists
and mechanics of the State." Ile could not have
paid the Methodists and mechanics a higher com
pliment.
DON'T SIIOOT TUE RAIIPITB. All act of
Assembly, approved March 7, 1872, forbids the
killing of rabbits " between the first day of Jan
uary and the first day of November." We hear
that parties are violating this law. Informers are
entitled to $2.50 for every case they report to a
Justice of the Peace.
ON Wednesday the Young Men's flartranft
Club paraded the streets, to show where they were
In answer to an inquiry made by T. F. Emmons,
who has established In this campaign a character
for being a common vlllifler and slanderer of good
men. The Young Men's Ilartranft Club have
every reason to be proud of their Share In this say
ing work.
Talc Philharmonic Society held their first
meeting of the season on Thursday evening last
The following (dicers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, E. F. Bleck ; Secretary and
Treasurer, Jas. 11. Wolle ; Directors, Prof. Theo
dore Wulie, Rob'l. Rau, and A. If. Lelbert The
regular meetings for practice begin this week,and
we hope soon to see Prof. Gruher'a baton raised
before a delighted and lenca.—Moravfan.
ACCEPTED.-Mr. Enoch Phillips, of MlAs
lehem, for some years past employed in the works
of the Bethlehem Iron Company, South Bethle
hem, has accepted the position of Superintendent
of the North Penn Iron Works, at Bingen, North
ampton county. Mr. Phillips was some time since
elected Chief Engineer of the Bethlehem Fire DO
partment, and was well known ae a public-splrited
and go ahead citizen.
WEDNESDAY'S PARADE.—Captain Young's
company, which was orgatilz:d In the Interests of
Gen. John F. Hartranft's election, has witnessed
the fulfillment of Its object ; and Wedni slay after
noon the club paraded the streets in honor of the
great victory, led by a large delegation of citizens
and the City Cornet Band. The appearance and
order of the men were admirable, and as usual
elicited applause from all who looked upon its
solid file and unsurpassed discipline.
HEAVY LOADS.—John Kerdendall, of Eas
ton, captain of 'int No. 6, N. Y. 8., lately took
down the canal two of the heaviest loads of coal
that have ever been shipped from, Mauch. Chunk.
August 31st be took down a boot containing 112
tonsond on September, another, carrying 110 tone.
floatorm 11-tinily think 75 tonna big load, and not
a sin dl number of them were considerably sur
prisel, it hen they he ird of such euortnatte loads
us the carr
ccine,N . r. —On Tl.iirsd y evening last, a
Valli:: 111.111 1.111,1 Alf :e:1 Buchman, son of Mr.
.111c1 Blic11111:s11, residing near Chetryville, was
p dime 111 a rope mulched to the hokting box, In
it chite gnarly, when the rope broke and struck
1111110.1 tile him into the quarry
h., law, o here 1.11 a depth of about 35 fret. By
the lIJI he ,n-twine I s break of the bones of his
rlgl.t leg, and received several other lid arles.
OUR IRON 1i1.7..A NESS. —The good quality of
pig iron manufactured In the Lehigh Valley, Is, at
the present demand for It, worth la the market
SSG and :57 per lon, and at our estimate . there can
rot he a single well-managed stack In the Salley,
that Is not clearing now a profit of :10,000 per
month. The tariff on Win has been reduced con
siderably, though If the prosperity of the Iron
trade demanthd it,the Republican party would Im
mediately Increase It. •
Acicuit received fewer votes in Lehigh
county than we . thought he would. Bon. James
S. Biery ra i n f,,r ahead of his ticket In this county,
receiving the support of very many Democrats.
Now we have a Congressman whom wo can trust
without any hesitation,to look after the interests
of our district. We've always been a little doubt
ful heretofore,but the Republican party has cleared
up the whole mutter, and elected a man who stands
positively and above board on a tariff plank.
NEW RestDENer..--Judge Longsker has
purchased the three-cornered piece of property,
opposite the place of Mr. Thos. Barber, on Union
street, and will Immediately proceed to erect there
on this fall a handsome residence. The lot runs
down the shlehlll to the Jordan stream, and we
hear that the Judge proposes to beautify the whole
elope by laying It out In a garden or park. The
price paid for the ground was $3500. And so we
progress.
TRH vote on Governor in Montgomery
conuiy was as follows
Hgrtranft,
Bucks Jew,
Majority for 13ucka1ew,............. ...... ........... ...... 33
In that county the, Republicans elected their
whole county ticket, with 'the exception of one
Assemblyman, Win. B. Roberts. A few yearsago
the county was considered Irretrievably Demo
cratic.
nouort.—Tho Dodocrats aro growling at
the Liberals for not doing better. As far as the
following are concerned we believe they fulfilled
their obligations and arc not to be blamed because
the county did so badly : —Drs. W. J. Romig, Al
vin P. Zenner, J. Winslow Wood, Col. Ilamersly,
E. J. More, W. D. Luckenbach, Alderman Merle,
Edward, Frank and James Deshler, Dr. Charles
L. Martin. The trouble is they misrepresented
their strength.
,CONVAIID AND BRAVO.—The Lancaster Ex
press says that a female lecturer spoke her
"piece," recently in Columbia. Mounting the
platform she announced the title of her lecture,
" Woman Is Coming"—when an old bachelor
seized his but and beat a hasty retreat. He al
ways was afraid of Woman, and would pop
around the corner when he would see one com
ing. But the rest of the audence remained In
their seats, some brandishing pistols and long
knives, and exclaiming " Let her come—we're
not afrAld I" The Columbiana always were a
brave people!
THOMAS °RetiesTita.--The Thomas Orches
tra is on its annual western tour at present and
will come our way is lees than four weeks. We
notice that various new attractions aro added to
the programme, chief of which Is a new tenor
singer. of whom we will take occasion to speak
hereafter. By this visit Allentown receives quite
a complimentary distinction over neighboring
towns. The Orchestra performs In Pitts
burgh ou the evening previous to coming here,and
It was the original intention to go through from
there to New York, but to break the length of the
route the manager concluded to give one enter
tainment on the way, and passing over cities like
Harrisburg, Lancaster or Reading gave the pro
fereuce to us. This speaks well for our city and
Is lu accordance with the expresaions of satisfac
lion with which Mr. Thomas and his party pre
viously visited our city. Early next week the sale
of tickets will Commence. -
TEE LETIIGII . REGISTER, ALLENTOWN, WEDNESDA.Y, OCTOBER 16, 1872.
Plums;At..—Joseph P. Gross, of Schneffits
vlllo, sailed for Europe, oo the 12tb, on board
the Oceanic, White Star Line. Ile expecte' to re
main abroad about a year for study and eght
seehig- •
We hear that Miss Lizzie and Mr. John Hunt,
of
Catasanqua, In company with a considerable
Party of friends from the North, propose to spend
the coming winter in St. Augustine, Florida ; In
the warm and delight/al climate of which Mae
there is a strong attraction for those who have
the time, to livo.through the cold month).
PERSONAL. —Mr. Bartholomew, the man
who was ao dangerously hurt by a premature ex
ploalon'of a blast at Smith & Royer's quarryilate
ly, is In a very critical condition. His life is die
paired of, and this morning he was worse than ho
.ppeared to be yesterday. The reaction,which pby
McLane say is necessary to ensue after the shock of
accidents of thin character, does not set la prop
erly. Mr. Coleman, who was Injured at the same
time arid died the next day, was burled Sunday
week, hie remains being carried to the grave, fol
lowed by a large concourse of relative's and friends.
AN EVENT IN TUE WORLD OF FABEION.—
The great Millinery opening of the season will take
place on Tuesday and Wednesday, October 15th
and 16th, at George W. Miles' elegant popular ea
tabllahment, 928 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
A II the novelties In hats, flowers, ribbons, feathers,
etc., will be on exhibition, and a floe display of
trimmed bate and bonnets of the very latest and
most desireable styles. Should the weather prove
favorable, a large assemblage of ladles will doubt
lam be attracted to this very popular millinery es
tablishment.
ACCIDENT.—Tuesday afternoon Mr. B.
F. Busse met with a moot unfortunate and pain
ful accident. He was engaged In painting the or
namental work over the front door of Mr. henry
Roth's residence on Eighth etreet,when the board
upon which ho was sitting broke. no fell face
downwards on the stone dqpr step and the scaf
folding struck the back of his bead, Wang his
Prompt medical aid was summoned, and
this morning Mr. Busse was doing as well as
could be expected. We do not apprehend danger
to the gentleman's life.
Tan MONRAL COAL AND IRON COMPANY.—
We noticed the failure of this company some time
ego. It will be remembered that the creditors met
and were disposed to give an extension. The
affairs of the company have been found to be In a
worse condition than was at first supposed, and
there does not seem to be any reaeonable hope that
It. will ever get upon its feet again. Last week the
United States' Marshal In Philadelphia Issued a
warrant in bankruptcy against the co-vany. The
total Indebtedness Is very heavy.—Mauch Chunk
Gazette.
How TO BPSFID Money.—First earn It.
Having earned It by Industry and work, you will
know Its value, and feel the pleasure of Investing
where full value Is given. Don't buy what you
do not want because It Is chtap, but purchase that
which you can always nse—a snit of the Superfine
Clothlog now being offered at lower prices than
ever by
BENNETT A: CO.,
TOWER HALL,
No.Ms MARKET STREET,
betweeu Fifth aad Sixth streets
d oct 3.wedieat iw
HRPORT of coal transported over the Lehigh
Valley Railroad for week endiog October sth
1872, compared with same time last year:
• /or Week. For Year.
Total Wyoming—. ........ —.10,365 10 433,667 12
Hazleton 45,371 00 1,854,335 09
Upper Lehigh 33 17 2,848 14
Beaver Meadow 18,495 11 645,054 16
Mahanoy 8,266 15 317,775 12
Manch Chunk 5 05 2,499 04
Total
Same time 1871
Increase
Decrease,;;,
TIIOIIAB' ORCHRSTRA.-07710g donbtlea to
the political excitement of the last few months, a
most notable event for Allentown has almost been
lost eight of, namely the Ward concert by Theo•
dote Thomas' Orchestra (or the 30th of this
month. We aro happy to state the managers of
this enterprise have been qulely working all
along and will In a few days aunouucr;the open
ing of ticket sales. No entertainment of partleu•
lar merit has this season yet been offered to our
C 1117.4416 and no doubt the people will be ready to
lay aside politics for one evening and devote it to
beariug the luspiring strains of Thomas' une
qualled orchestra.
" RNoursn and German in the People's
Schools" In the title 'of an address dolivered by
ittt. E. K. Brobst, of thin city, before the Penn
sylvar.la State Teachers' Association, In Philadel.
phla, on tie Slat day of August, 1872. Therein
Mr. Brobst argues ably that German ought to be
always taught In the schoole with the English,—
never to the exclusion of the latter, but conjointly
with It. ills views are those of a great many of
the host people of the State, and the question is
now op.n for discussion and decialon. We are of
opinion that this effort of our fellow-townsman
will have great weight in the matter. It exhibits
profound learning and euggestsa great many pron.
tical plane of operation.
WOOLEN .MILLS.—If we ere correctly in
formed, dull Easton has thrown away another op
portunity of developing herself by the presence of
manufactories In her midst. Mr. James Shinier,
of this city, bad agreed to take his woolen mills
from Freernansburg to Hanoi,' and would have
done so if the parties with whom he bad arranged
had not each wanted to have the site of the build
ings on their own lands, and failed to affect a
compromise. Now, we are told, the enterprise is
to be established In Allentown out stock basis:
Mr. James Stainer to bold forty per cent thereof,
and Messrs. Henry and John Pretz to divide the
remaining sixty per cent. equally between them.
We do not know where the mills will be located,
but urge that now, as we have a chance again of
getting this industrial institution to form a part
of our business Interest In Allentown; we do not
let it slip.
f. C EMENT PAVEREVIT.—WhOOVer panties by
the two new residences on Union between 4th and
the Jordan. will do well to notice the extensive
experiment. that Is being made In front of them
with cement pavements and steps. If the cement.
hardens as it le anticipated it will, the pavement.
will be of the moat desirable character ; but Vans
frost gets to working under it and the pavement.
bulges, at will be worthless. We await with In
terest the operation of the frost and cold weather
upon It, as it is a matter of great public Interest
In our city. The cement cornea from limestone
found In large quantities in this county, and we
already have several manufactories; and If It.
proves a good material for paving purposes In
addition to Its other various uses, It Is destined to
be an article or trade In largo demand throughout,
the country.
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ABOUT LOCAL PArEns.—The New York
Times says you might nearly as well forget your
churches, your acadorales and schcol houses as to
forget your local paper. It speaks to tea times
the audience that your local minister does. It is
read eagerly each week from beginning to end. It
reaches you all, and if It has a lower spirit and
less wisdom than a sermon, It has a thousand
times better chance at you. Laying as it does on
every table, In almost every bonao, you owe it to
yourselves to rally liberally to Itasupport,ond ex
act from It as able, high toned a character.os you
do from any educator In your midst. It Is In no
sense beneath notice and care—unless you your
self are beneath notice and care—for It Is your
representative. ludeed, in Its character, it is the
consummation of the importance,interest and
faro of you all. It is the aggregate of your own
consequence, and - you cannot 'ignore It without
miserably depreciating yourselves.
ALuon A FATAL ACCIDENT AT 01:111COUNTY
Pnisorf.—On Thursday morning last, almost a
fatal accident occurred in the yard of our county
prison. The Inspectors are having an Immense
cistern excavated In the yard, which was then
about ten feet deep. 4 horse attached to one of
the carte balked as the driver was attempting to
start him and commenced backlog towards tho.plt.
The venerable Warden of the prison, Mr. Malone,
was standing near end attempted to prevent the
,cart frOm going over the bank by pushing at the
wheel, when the hot's, gave a sudden Jerk back
wards and Malone, horse and cart want Into she
pole. It was first thought that Mr. Malone WAS
killed, but after he shook himself out, It was found
that he was only bruised, and after expressing bit
opinion of baulky horses In pretty vigorous lan
guaue, hu was taken to his room and medical aid
summoned. Ills escape from death was almost
mlraculoas.—Easews Sofia rt.
PItOPEETT BALl:—Reported by Alderman
Marts i David Kemmerer sold a two-story tram ,
holes and lot of ground on thb south side of Draw
street, to Annie M. Reinsmith, for 11200.
Paul Ehret sold a two-story brick house and lot
of ground on Gordon, between Tenn and sth-stn..
to Llewellyn 11. Mertz, for $1,550. Also, ono ad
Joining, same dimension and price, to F. W. Folk
roan. Also, ono to Tilghman Aluthard, name
size, for $1,025.
Dr. James Barnes sold to Dr. A. J.Lanbach the
three-story brick, situated at the corner of Fifth
Id Linden streets, for $7,000.
Eredcrlck T. Yobst sold a tract of land In Nov
Texas, this county, 7% Rom, to noury Ludirlcb,
for $l,OOO.
HORSES KILLED.—On Supday week four
horses, belonging to Mr. Robert Odenwelder, a
farmer residing on the Lehigh, near Glendon,
jumped the fence of the lot In which they were
roaming and walked upon the track of the Lehl.h
and Basquehanna Railroad. While there the fast
freight train came along, and the horses started
on a run just ahead of the engine. Two of them
were overtaken and Instantly killed, while the
other two continued their coin.° up the track ;
one of them while crossing an open bridge near
Glendon became fastened in the cross pieces near
the track and was considerably bruised, as was
also the other horse, whirls was struck by the lo
comotive. The loss to Mr. Odenweider will
probably reach $4OO. The injured horses will
recover.
AMONG TUN SCGOOLB.—Thursday the first
Class In the Female High School, In charge of the
Principal, paid a visit to the Allentown Roiling
MITI, Foundry and Machine Shops. These young
ladies are at pros-nt engaged In studying that part
of Natural Philosophy called Mechanics, which
treats of the mechanical power and its applica
tion to machinery. Not satisfied with mer.t book
knowledge, they embraced this opportunity
of acquiring a more thorough understand
ing of the subject by. seeing the practical
application or the princples of science.
Their visit, which was unfortunately cut short,by
the storm towards evening, was nevertheless very
much enjoyed by them, both on account the pleas
two It afforded them t witness the various opera
tions at the works, and because of the instruction
imparted In a manner at once demonstrative and
delightful. The class speak very highly of the
obliging manner of the employees and embrace
this opportunity of txpressing their thanks to them
for favors shown while passing through the
works. .
FATAL RAILROAD AcmoßNT.—Thursday even
log, when the 8 o'clock North Penn Railroad train
arrived at the Union Depot, a man named Daniel
Fagan stepped from a car while It was in motion
(going at the rate of less than 3 miles an hour)
and slipped backward, falling along the platform
and getting one of his legs and foot on. the track,
one truck of the car passing over them, mashing
leg and foot, the former lengthwise. Ile was car
ried Into the baggage room of the North Penn
Railroad Company, where the Injuries were found
to be as above stated. lle was taken to Ills home
in Redington In the 8:40 Lehigh Valley Railroad
train, where ho died at 12 o'clock last night. He
was sixty years of age. It appears that Fagan, in
company with his son-In-law, had gone to Heller
town to vote, and was returning home when the
accident occurred which resulted In his death
Is son-in-law also stepped from the train while
in motion, and stumbled, but fell on the platform,
receiving no injuries. This is another lesson for
those persons who persist In alighting from mov
ing cars ; but it Is hardly necessary for us to pre
sent it as such,beeause a warning Is never, or very
seldom heeded.—Bethiehem Times, Sept. Br/i.
WINTER 15 00141N0.—Frosty, cheerless, tin
welcome w Inter makee hie approach apace. Winds
and etorme are in hie retinue, the piping whistle
of a biting bleat hie herald. Ever unbidden and
unwelcome, yet a steady visitor is he, forgetting
not the date of isle return more than the stars for-
82,537 18 3,255,031 07
95,233 11 2,118,413 14
1,137,217 13
.1',695 18
get their places In the heavens. And again ho is
coming—indeed, is almost at our door. While the
son shone, the brooks murmured, the flowere
bloomed In beauty, and the birds sang their sweet
est melodlea, we thought but little of him, save,
perhapa,to contrast him—stern, gloomy, repellant
—with the bright maiden of the golden locks that .
danced before us with the exuberance of a happy
life—fair Summer. We thought but little of b'm
then, but now are compelled to thirk. Absence
le forgctfulluese ; approaching presence rememb
rance; presenbe In experience. One step we have
taken and had our careless forgetfulness. No.v
web ICU our remembrance, and noun will have the
experience. It In the wise man who Improves the
moment and prepares for the days to come. So
be ye wide and prepare for Winter, for the old man
is almost at your door.
HARD COAL ON PASSENGER LOCOMOTIVES.
The use of hard coal on passenger engines Is about
to become general, 'especially along the lines of
those railroads where anthracite coal can be con
veniently procured, at prices almost as low as soft
or bituminous coals can be obtained. The obnox
ious dirt and sulphurous smoke, which is a great
annoyance to Summer tourists and travelers is
general, will also be dispensed with ;when the hard
coal engines aro brought Into general use. The
Pennsylvania Central Railroad has now on trial,
between this city and Altoona, the engine "Evan
geline,"weighing 75,000 pounds,(ever thirty-three
tons,) built at the Derano shops of the Lehigh Val
ley Railroad. From Mr. Nicholas Shillinger, the
' engineer, we learned, yesterday evening, that the
engine makes excellent time between this city and
Altodna—taking the feet Ike In tow at 4:50 P. M.,
remitting AILOOR a at .9:05 P. 51., or four hours and
fifteen minutes running time. The engine has a
Ore box surface of 9) feet, and consumes about
4% tons of coal per trip. The tank being rather
small, two stops aro necessarily made for water,
(511111 in and Huntingdon), or at smut half-way
point east of Iluntingdoa. We hare reason to
suppose that the use of hard coil burning locomo
tives will, In course of time, take the place of the
smutty smoke and dirt producing engines fed with
bituminous or semi-bituminous coale.—Lfarrieburg
State journal.
Torn" AT YOIRK—AN EXCITING SCENE
—Reading's favorite "Topsy," has again come
out victor, this time at York. Tho incidents con
nected with the race made the occasion exceedingly
exciting. The race took place on Friday last on
the grounds of the York County Agricultural So
ciety "Topsy" was being driven in a sulky by a
youth named Flickinger, and on the last beat, the
vehicle broke down, the driver was thrown out,
and In attempting to gain a foothold was thrown
a second time, but the third time he jumped upon
the back of the mare, and won the race lu 2:10,
amid tremendous applause and cheering. A cor
respondent of the Baltimore Sun speaks of the
race as follows :—The York county agricultural
fair, which has been in progress for four days,
closed to-day. The main feature was the races,
which drew at least ten thousand people. The
horse "Thomas" won the first race for a parse of
$lOO. "Mollie White Cloud" won the second
race, purse $lOO, and " Topsy" won the last and
principal race for the purse of $250. During the
last race, which was a trot, the sulky behind
"Topsy" broke down, but the driver, a youth
about seventeen years, from Reading, earned
Benjamin Flickinger, leaped upin the back of the
horse, and continued the race, winning In 2;40
amid deafening cheers.—Reading Times.
CONGRESSMAN
BIERY ELECTED BY 2,517
The vote stands :
Biery, in Lehigh,
" Montgomery.
Witte, in Lehigh,
" " Montgomery,
Acker, in Lehigh,
" " Montgomery,
Majorities for Diary: over Witte,
2,517 ; over Acker,lo,l39. Biery's
majority in Montgomery, over both
Wittg and Acker, 75.
cbtAnon hes been appo
JAMES hi
master or South Bethlehem, vire Sieger, resigned
Mn. RANDALL, of the Catasauqua Dispatch,
was formerly e.nployed on Forney's Press.
No pastor has yet been chosen for the Fifth
Street Lutheran Church.
WE understand that Corporal William D.
Luckenbach and other Liberal' of Allentown have
bad Balt River ticket" sent them from Bethlehem.
Tun Saturday evening ind Monday morn
leg up and down trains on the L. V.ll. R. are
eapeelally crowded with passengers.
Tux Republican jolification and turn•out
In Bethlehem on Saturday night wa• a grand
affalr.
Tag total vote of Allentown Indicates a f)op
ulatlon of 16,740. This on an average of flee to each
voter, which our last census showed to be correct.
PEnsdNAL.--Rev. James A. Little, of llok
endauqua, bee returned from ble vacation and re
aumed hie duties again.
THE II tenvr Tow MUM —Lower Macungie
leads oil' with a total vote of 7.10; North White
hall comes next with 704, followed by Upper Ban
con with 701.
THE Jordan Bridge is a crying and an out
rageous shame, Inset lug t) the strangers who
come to visit our . city, and a disgrace and Incon
venience to ourselves.
THE Rev. Mr. Earle, of the First Preebyte
riau Church, Catasauqua, hoe almost Intircly
recovered from his recent protracted Illness, and
now attends regularly to the conduct of services
In his church.
TOE erection of the Bokendanqua Bridge
has been postponed until spring, on account of tbe
great scarelty of workmen. Only one proposal
was sent In for the mason work, and the contractor
was not able to give a specified time as to Its com
pletion. .
AT a meeting of the Central Republican
Canipalun Club, bell on 8 tturduy evening, It Iva,.
neholved, That Will. 11. Alney, E4q., be, and he
Is hereby Invited by the Central Republican Cam•
paign Club to deliver an address before the Club
upon the report of the County Investigating Com
juittee, at a time to be fixed by himself.
WE do not know whether the Liberal Re
publicans of Allentown have paid their rent and
will retain possession of their club room or not.
The furniture of the Liberal Republican head
quarters In Philadelphia has been soil to satisfy
the landlord. It may be that the Allentown Lib
eral Club has disbanded already.
To CELEBRATE TFIE VICTORY.—Tho Repub
lican Executive Committee met on Saturday even.
log last and resolved to celebrate the great victory
of Tuesday last by a grand torch•ligbt procession,
with are-works and a general Illumination. Some
of the preliminary arrangements were agreed
upon. The committee will meet this evening to
complete the arrangements. Let there bo a full
attendance of the committee and all others Inter
ested. J. L. Harr/dux, Chairman.
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION- - The fol
lowing le the vote fir Diitrict Delegatee to the
Constitutional Convention :
C. M. Runk, In Lehigh,
" " Carbon,
Total,
Rimini Harvey, In Lehigh,
" " Carbon,
Total,
charlah 11. Long, In Lehigh,
~., " In Crrbon,
Total,
Amos Riegel, In Carbon, 2,471
Messrs. Runk, Harvey and Long, being the three
highest In thle Senatorial District, are elected.
A. NEVI INSTITUTIOII.—TiIrOUgh the exer
tions of Mr. Morgan Medlay, of the Empire Bank,
the citizens reilding in the vicinity of the Court
House bate been 'minced to subscribe sufficient
funds to pay for the purchase and erection of a
People's Drinking Fountain on If tmilton slreet,
directly in front of the Court 11,use. It is a mat-
ter In which Untie sub.cribing to the enterprise
can feel great gratification, for we are ahead of
most towns of our nine in thus humanely provid-
Ing for the wants of Ma:human and brute creation,
especially during lime hot era-ons ; and we contri
bute our metal of gratitable to Mr. Miallar here
with,for the part he has taken in mcomplitibing
time new institution in this city.
The Fountain Is of grey New lianiphire granit,,
and to be surmounted by a large Iron vase or
which %cid handsomely set off the whole struc
u re. It Is to rest on Um eurtistogio or the iiave
neut, inside hiviug drink fug colleen lences lor
people, and untAde towards the area are to he a
basin fur horses to drink from, and net r the level
of the street two dog-lops. Tile ports of the faun
Lain are all here and will be put into position and
operation this week. Supplying a constant flow
of our pure and unrivalled spring water, this Pub.
lie Drinking Founttln will prove an ever present
blessing to the city. The entire cost of the Foun
tain will be $350, and It Is similar to the one In
frost of the Court House ou Chestnut street, Phil
adelphia. '
The stones were cut and provided by Itroder dr.
Walsh, Second and Walnut streets, Philadelphia;
the Iron rase or urn was cast at the foundry of
Robert Wood Co., at Spring Garden street near
Ridge Road, Philadelphia.
LAYFASETTE COLLEGE ANTAI 1i9.--51
dissatisfaction exists among the,students on ac
count of late Court rulings, by which 'they orb
prevented voting here. Lant year's wholesale as
ses-meat of tax was so badly relished by many of
the voters that they have'takeu the precaution to
be assessed at home A. large number of the
classical Freshmen chose the Vulgate for their
Latin study in preference to Livy. Prof: March
has charge of them, and we have no doubt, under
his guidance, the study will Prove both pleasant
and profitable. The Juniors were offered elocu
tion two days In the week as a substitute for
Notes ou Mechanics, and a large number thought
it well to accept. We are just now, as a college,
embarrassed at our success. The number of stu
ddents lately added to our number has been so
great that there has not been a room of any pre
tentious whatever that has not been taken, and
still quite a number of students are compelled to
room In private houses In the town and on the hill.
Our Chapel has proved too small for the whole
college to meet It, so a division was necessary,the
and Freshmen meeting In it for prayers
and the Seniors and Juniors using Jenks Mall.
We are in hopes that the last of the present, or
the beglunlng of the next term at the furthest,
will sec ue In our new chapel, and that our col-
loge's benevolent Wends will furnish the funds to
pay for it, as it bee been built on faith.—ltentlily.
OFFICIAL RETURNS
Governor.
JOUR F. HARTIILNYT
Charles R. Buckulew.
Auditor General.
thattusos ALL' N.....
William Hartley ...... ..
Congreesmen-at•Large ,
LEkUEL TODD
GLENN' W. dcortztm....,
CIIABL6 , I Am&loin.
Richard Vaux........ ......
Hendrick B. Wright
James Hopkins...—. ......
Judge of Bnpreme Court
Umissa Menouu
James Thompson .
Congress.
itsso mks B. WERT
'llllam IL Wltti... ... : . .....
Ephraim L. Acker •
Assembly.
DENNIS MCGEE
EDWINCARP........ ......... ..
Boats Hausman
Rob rt Steckel
Prothonotary.
Taos. C. BREINIO
Jacob S. Dislinger
Clerk of Orphans' Court.
PAUL BALLIET .
A. L. Rohe ..
• Clerk Quarter Sessions .
JOHN F. KREBS
Joseph 'II uuter....... .....
Register.
JOEL T. lIEWIZOG. ........
E. R. Newhard
Coroner.
DANIEL B. W00D........
A. V. Moser. ........ .....
Commissioner.
Empires SIEGER...—.
Jacob A. Lelby
Director of the Poor.
DAVID SCHULER .......• :
Reuben Henninger.—
Auditor.
DANIEL 11. BASTIAN...----
J. Winslow Wood
5,428
8,488
13,916
6,360
1,839
11,390
203
3 574
ME
Irated post
00VERROR
John F. Thutr.oft
Charles R. Btiekalew
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AUDITOR OLAIRAI.
ftrrl•on.Allon
Will/rani !MHZ.,"
JUDIIR or COVRT
Irrs..• Nor. r..
.1,1711/8 Tlmmpfflan
CONORRiR.-1T b•ROII
Lr tun& Todd
Oh, d W. Pelothold.E. , :;? ..—
gt.."lnK t , hrixtit
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iirradrirk it Wright
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CoNone..
dm... R. lllorr
11 , 111frtin 11. With,
E. L. Ark,
AlOO. 31111. T
Dnooln Mellen
Edwin Moor
Sen Hangronn
Robert Steckel
PitOTOONOTA It T.
Tho Mil% C. R pittir
.1,1,0 S. Di Iltngrr
(Rotor or Ont./Int.' Coy or.
Paul Iht het
Augustus L. Rut,
•. I. KIIR OP tic ACTOR S peso), d
John It Keene
Jost ph Jingler
[(Romer or Wttoot.
.100.1 T fl+••zo•
Edmund R. Nrlnheird
Canon 611
Daniel 13Wood
Americus dine, .
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COI . NTT COM VIRRION , R
'bleat,Lelby
PIREVTO. OP THE POOR
David bc.k tux ,
Reuben Henninger
COUNTY AUDITOR.
Danlnl Fl Bastion
J. IVlnsfoto Wood
TRLDITR.II or 1130 ACADEMT
W1111...0 S. Young
it.. vl.l A Tombkir
lit J ,Saeger
AVrett J. Nor! fn
DISI.IIAT,2I At L•IltIlt.
11. StnreFlltth
J. Otilloolnun Fell
Horsy %VDUs!
Wllllom
I.IFF Dortholomn,v
Hog!. N. McAllloler.
%V lllam Divls
Jomns N. Reynaldo
bomonl E. DI nmick
(Isom.. V. I.nwr..nco
WllllOOl 11 ArioNtrong. ...... •.
Dowd N. %Vhto•
Witham O. Ably
301.0 0. W •Iltor
Jsrsmtah N sifelnk
IVO Dom J B.Frr •
0f.......
Andrei , ' .1 Pnrrnein,
William II mit h .....
Nohert .1 Lanthertnn
eb-orge IV. Woo.lFnarif •
.4n , frolo O Cur in
James (lilt..
&mired
in 11. (0013,10E1s
Frnolaharem
John I!. C.trovFoll
11 • Wimo le Corbett
&timid I'. C. Dodd
DINTRICT DRLY.O•TIDI.
Chartom Rook
Edward 11rtrrev
Zachartah,ll ...... • ..
AM.:114,T TO GONATIITTION
For the etn,...dmeut. ..... ........
AtzAlma the Amondineat
MBETINo.--On next Saturday night,the 19th
Inst., a Republican rally will be held at the public
house of Mr. Thomas Selslove, at Guth's Station.
Hon. James B. Mary, S. A. Butz, D. B. Wood, Dr.
T. C. Yeager, H. C. Ilunsberger and W.P. Snyder,
Esqs., will make addresses.
Now we have a Republican Congressman
from this Congressional District, Montgomery
county has elected Its entire Republican ticket,
Lehigh county will be carried for Grant, and we
must keep the district Republican. We can and
will do It.
5,364
2,430
Address of the Republican County
7,794
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN COUNTY
COMMITTEE or Lroma Co.,
' N 0.603 Hamilton St., Allentown, Pa.
To the Republicans of the City of Allentown and Le-
6,669
2,430
9,099
high tourity
Republicans of Lehigh I what has been done
has been thoroughly and well done. All honor
in due those who rallied to the support of the
heroic Hartranft. The battle was fierce, prolonged
and critical, yet by the harmonious and united ue-
Lion the victory was splendidly won, and we have
every reason to rejoice and mend berth the about
to all cods of Ile earth. The heart of every trulon
man should throb with delight and gratitude over
so glorious and significant a victory. The battle
was waged with no other weapon but calumny,
slander and falsehood, an,l with such reckbseness
quite unknown to the annals of political warfare,
hoe been triutriphontly fought. You tiny,: signi
fied your sollsfscilon of the preeeut regime of
otTilr, In the Coininontreoltn,and have decided In
in favor of it continuance of Ittipu . .lican
troth., for the next Lb rev ye 1
Let the goad wort go on..
6,668
2,423
0,091
Do nut lay down your armor until the hero of
Appomattox It onee more phtee;l in the Preelden-
lal chair. The wee sful and brilliant 3 dual,-
rAtion of Oen. Grant is deibil ring of your toll con
{dance, and it behoove: , every true Itopoblicau to
mat - shall all Ills lorces and rally to the sapient of
Graut and Wilson on the llret Tues.l .y of Novem
ber. A noble, upright, gallant character, aml
bright reputation are „o: the highs t attributes of
man, and with theme our standard-bearer Is blessed.
We rejoice over the discomfiture of our enemy,
because It Is the triumph tit Right over Wrong, of
Truth over Calumny..
Republicacs of Lehigh I I once more appeal to
you, that by your united efforts you will see to
that the guardianship of this great nation be once
more placed in the bands of the hero of battles,
and that by resolution oud action the voters 01
Lehigh will give an unequivocal endorsement 01
the beneficent blessings we arc enjoying under a
Republican Administration.
J. L. HOFFMAN, Chairman.
TLLA P3ST-OFFICE-C. 0. C. MOEN IrtIBEI;
LANCE, 711., AND JAMES R. RUNEY, ESQS., " 00
YOR" IT-TILE PEYSERT tiCANDAL-DANNES
PRESENTATION—TEIC PARALIZ TO-NIGIIT—AO.
• BETHLEHEEI, PA., Oct. 12, 1872.
Mr. Editor r —Tog CHRONICLE bus had very lit
tle correspondence from Bethlehem of late, and the
question is frequently asked " What has become
of the Bethlehem correspondent 1" There Is much
that might have been written from this town, and
If he has not already claimed space In to-day's
CHRONICLE:, I crave it In his stead. Your space,
as well us my time, however Is limited, and I ahal
transmit to you fiteti(und what, appear to be Inas
only, tearing the remainder for your regular cor
respondent.
Now that the success or the Republican party
has been assured, our Alec-seekers are about and
busy. The Bethlehem poet-office seems to be their
especial obJect,and not less than a half-dozeu have
coulldentlally slgnlfled their luteutlons to "go for"
It. Amongst these are reported C. 0. C. Zlegen-
fuss, of The Times, Wm. L. Lance, J-., James 11.
Roney, and others, Esqs., al! staunch Republicans.
On the other side we have B.F. Collroy, a Liberal;
and It was at one time rumored that D. J. God
sheik, Esq., senior editor of Tho Times, will be an
applicant, but there la no truth In the statement,
as Mr. Godshalk prefers his present occupation to
that of postmaster. I am of opinion that the poet
office, In consequence of the large number of ap•
pllcants, will remain with Mr. Peysert, who has
been at the head of It for the past several years.
On Saturday evening last, the lady frleudsof the
Total rote Total'Yote
In city. la county.
South Bethlehem Grant and Wilson Club presented
to that organization a fine, Bilk thinner, bearing
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upon It the presentment of the Goddess of Liberty
and the words •' Her friends our friends ; her ent ,
mks our enemies." The presentation address was
made by Miss Elizabeth Eynon, as follows:—" It
Is my pleasant duty to-night to represent the ladies
of this borough who favor Republican principles
by presenting you with this banner. Feeling con
fident that you will use your utmost endeavors
that we may prove more than conquerors—both in
the State and In the:Salton. And Your labor will
tend to inspire you In your duties, as citizens, of
this campaign, we will feel that the little we have
done has not been done to vain." The banner
was received, ou behalf of the Club, by Thomas
Kidd; President, In a short address.
Of course you have heard of the revert scandal.
The Democrats have had It telegraphed ail over
the country, and I was uklay shown a paper pub•
fished at Alexandria, Va., to which the false state
ment
had been sent. It is unnecessary for me to
tell you that the whole affdr was but a political
game, calculated to do Mr. Peysert and his friends
political injury, if that were possible. It is re
ported to-day that the principal party engaged in
the plot against our postmaster, has called on Mr.'
Peysert to effect a settlement, offering to publish
a aware statetnent in the papers to the effect that
the charges against Mr. Peysert were false, and
testate the object for which they were made. The
result of the interview Is known by a few only, but
hs generally supposed that Mr. Peysert w 111, with
tbe aid of advent' of our wealthier citleeus, push
the matter through to o close investigation, which
mill develop more than was ever supposed to have
been done, atid will bring before the public, as
wrimivals, the names of men whose honesty and
:good character our people have never had reason
,to.doubt. 000AMONAL.
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255 211 ZI7 487 445 FR
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2114 221 211 481 111 87-.
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LADIES, MAKE A NOTE OF THIS!
AUTUMN MILLINERY !
GRAND OPENING OF
TRIMMED HATS & BONNETS.,
FRENCH FLOWERS & FEATHER,
RIBBONS, SASHES, V ELVETS,
SATINS, SILKS, ETC., ETC., ETC.
ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ,
OCTOBER 15 AND 16,
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY EMPORIUM,
928 CHESTNUT STREET, (below Tenth,) PHILADELPHIA.
act 10 deo+
BUSINESS NOTICES
A LITE number of the New York Floancler coa
lition the iollowIng:
' • • • •
• Within the last year or two municipal bonds have
grown very much In favor with prlynte Investors. Pre•
•ton to that Stine they were prine,pall • taken by sayings
hanks and toeurance co:tweeter , la the West money le
'cores, and the rotes of Internet high, In cooetaanen , e
of
.s• hien the bonds of the Woutern Statesteld better returns
than thono or the older sad morn wealt hy Plates. No het•
ter proof of their saty can LA given t an the facthat
one of De oldest an d most ouccatesfol casings hon k s la
New bailout' hue for Srkat twenty years I.•e.E•d sue
Prioc , pai part of its means to this rises of es-urities, and
,b• y gore a+ their experusLco that they have nev•r lust a
doit r Iry such in mammas. 1l . W. N. Cole? & C...,
N0.:12 N.. 11 'areal. were the pioneers sad ars sow the
lAad tug boost, to iht. bran, It of butane. to New York."
Tit •tr ott•ertteement can he found In this nurobar of oar
paper.
01116.1 re lora.. of the earring' of the Indianapolis,
Hlo .inlugtou x Westeru Railway •12na , results as follows,
eatemencing with data of its orating, (Mob. I, WU:
Flrat ring month... at :he rata of 13. 141 N) per rolls par
AT ONE O'CLOCK, P. M.
Blea of Dnildings, 62 feet front by 63 feet deep.
Wee of Lot, S 6 feet 3 10. front by 136 feet deep.
Intla very dna proven/. altnated to cmer or th•
w myr
Jeta
mo thriving m•nufae nring tle thn or
with rnil and water communication In °Terry di
rection by tbrae railroad. and one canal . ) km no anverior
few comfort and conceit:nano baba parr c In every re•
!peel. Call and nee dale Im•it re nud ma nosy.
THOMAS 6. 'I Elt,
It Admiaborniar.
..I.lllrll,
rud AS menthe, at tbo rate of 94.73%4 , par e per N OTICE.
teraim.
I nera.ino. 42 17.110 per cent.
I bled RIX 111041hB. at the tato or 0.3'2.03 per Mlle per
Iherease. 21 43 10) pst
Fourth six mouths. hicumpists. but )3 lassie of previous
reaults may a .foly ostitoslrd al ibo role uf 117.132
For snoutu Prodout ludo:Attu u show ibsi tbs.
ebtrurste will he tx.oetl.-d.
Au extension of the I B. AW. Rend le now In Conroe
f construction !rout Champaign, 111., to the Mlseleslt'Pl
leer at Keokuk. It purees throagh a wealth/ and pop-
toile country, whlat Imorm It a 'mai local bmlnese,
ad being tho connecting link In a great Bart and West
ruins line, It will have flora the start an nominally largo
hrouch Luelaeea. The Londe are only Issued neon corm
noted road, ant would aorta to he a entre ant reliable I.
anneal. They aro edvertleed (or sale In our vapor.
Old Things have Pond .licay.—Thls Is at least
tro . of the old method of treating the long abused and
omen ehtmed human h ,dy. It Is no huger cons doted
wind to pat a'patlent to the torture la order to cure him
of It diseaeo In which pain le already uodertulning the
energies of his nyetem. True science ranges Itself on the
sibs of neture. and endeavor,' to neelet her to her fight
snaked disease. The la the province of ilmstetter's atom•
ach ill tern, the most approved toile' ever advertised in
this country. It may be recommauded as a fall medielne,
par excellenee; for it le In the fail that billownese, d ••
pepsin, and m•lnrione fevers are in/0011111Y prevalent.
The frame, exhausted by'the heats of summer, to relaxed
end feeble at Its close,and reeniree.wo may say demand..
nnlfinnl tweistance. Afford It that nested.ee to need•
•iooal ..ores of llosiater'n Stomach Bitters, and the evils
referred to may be escaped. Throughout the far West
and on the eteaming alluvial of the Southern river., all
the varieties of periodical fever are probably rife to day.
Fla I a (Tour e of liontetter'e Bittere horn onmmenced by
the sufferers a month ago, f. e., before the unhealthy
crayon set In, eeveo•elghthe of them would In all probe•
Witty be In their newel health at the present time.. So
much for want of foretaste. So moth fa , not keeping in
the house, and uslog daily, the hest eafeguard against
epidemic and endemic fevers.
As Socks of Imp, store and 'mils tore %retrying to follow
to the wake of the great American remedy, therefore be
sure thet the article you boy 14 goanine and verified by
the proper trademarks. The true article can only b
obtalued In bottles, Dowse. of the spurious bitters sold
by the gallon Or in keg.
Dr. IL D. Longaker offers hie service to the
fflicted, more especially to those suffering from Chronic
Disease., lie wilt be glad to sae and tall' with them. It
is his practice to plainly declare a disease incb under t a k e.
believes it to be so. In those eases which he
ho enaranteee to do all that can be done by unwearied at•
tentiou and the application of experienced skill. gal ed
by many years of practise to treating dissent, to Its earl.
us and most malignant form. That his skill, has not
boon exerted in vain, numerous certificate.. that may be
lten at his oiflce, will testify. A few names are selected
for pablication, which are known to °Risen. of thin
county. No feeling of egotism prompt . their publicatios,
but they are pohliatied rather as an •Idence that many
who hero deemed thnselvee hopelessly &glinted have by
a proper applicalleo of the resources of medical asionee,
been restored to health and the enioyment of all It. ble.•
.51mm
elm. monee. Bethlehem. Cancer of the Lip.
Face.
Ely (Bev. illy), Allentown, Pa. Cancer of the
" J c . n ...1. Johnson, Allentown. Skin Disease,
billion°. Hassarnan, Hanover. Chronic Bronebills.
Henry Ilabriel, Allentown. Deafness.
Nat. 0. Yeager. Catimanqua. Tumors of the Head.
Nathan Eberhard, Bethlehem. Cancer.
Mrs. Bach, Tresiertown. Cancer.
J a m es Jon, 13ethiehem. Pulmonary C•tarrh.
Jm Mono. Bethlehem. Chronic Rheumatlem.
Mrs../ 'lsmer, Sallsbnry. /Scrofula. •
E. A. liarlacher , Philadelphia. Cancer Tumor.
Mre. W. S. Mint/lob, Salisbury. Fem. and EDI.
•
le E. Lanark. Tornors'of the Head.
Abraham Kistler, New Tripoli. Tumor of the Neck.
Mr.. E. 11. filatlngton. Fern. Com.
Mrs. E. Weindoul, - Frledensville. Cm:learnt the Breast.
Catherine Miley. flentroville. Cancer side of the Face.
John Levan. SlegfrimPs Bridge. Polyp. of the Nose.
lire. Foglemman. Allentown. Cancer of the Broach.
Thema!, lint. Ilokandanqua. Tumor.
Mrs. D. Krebs. Mahanoy City. Ciminero( the Tate.
F. J. Shoemaker. Seipstown. Tumor.
Catharine ilareman, Weatherly. Cancer of the Nom
The above persons may all he referred 10, or certificates
may be lean at Dr. Lent alcar i • office. Sixth etreet, he.
tenon Hamilton end Walnut. Allentown. Pa.
'NEW caber
I
JOHN FAREIRA.
714 ARCH BTREET,
!diddle of tho Bloek, between 7th and 6th Ste., South Stu
PHILADELPIIII,
Importer and Miutofeselarer of
FANCY FURS
TOR LADIES' k CHILDREN'S WEAR.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Having imported a very litre and splendid assortment
of ail the dlif,rent kinds of FURS from first hands is En•
rope, would reapectfolly Invite the readers of this paper
to call and examine the assortment of Panay Yam lam
didertutned to sell at the lowest Cash prices. Alt Pura
warranted No misrepresentations to effect sates. •
Yllan ALTERED AND REPAIRED.
WEDMORE THE STORE. MAUCH ST.. PIMA.
octl6 3mw
ADOINISTRATORW NOTICE.
Not!co Is hereby given that the undersigned have
t , A* N r N o A u t
fl E et a te l3 r 6 s
l o l f
d adm enedt,r l t a ion
aln
Allentown Le h igh
cauotyt therefore, all venous who are lndebtet to said
e are requested to make payment within six weeks
M it e!
the dote hereof, and nosh who have any legal Malan
eyebolt said estate will present them well authenticated
for settlement within the above epeelfled time.
sop Caw WILLIAIt 7. 11111,01111. Adm'r.
EMI
GEORGE W. MILES'
Otmento.
J. ISAAC,
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212 273 121 01 319 191 115 77 332 299) 2417
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158 - - PI 311 191 116 76 3': 211 5460
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154 PI 311 191 116 76 312 211 6171
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Administrator's Public Sale.
Large Store and Dwelling House
AT BRIDGEPORT,
(OPPOSITE NORRISTOWN. PA..)
On TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22d, 1E172,
_ -
THE FARMER)' UNION 1110 TV fol. FIRBIN4UiANCK
COMPANY of Penneyir eta bare .oado tie Asvessinent
No. N. and have ansoiso 13 ant- on each pied eters lino.
dred dollars ou .he members of cold contra y. TIIO col.
1-ctor of the CORIPIL.i, will be pre.aut tile fullewt
drys at the following pieces. horn 9 o'clock. A. M. to 4.
o c.ock. P. M., to receive taxes:—
November 1472.
4, At tho Pritdle More of David DiellA, Lynnville,
Lehigh Cu.
5, " Jonas German. New Tripod, Lehigh Co.
d, " Peter Miller. Ba•gergrille,
7. " Peter Keiser, dlatington,
••
8, " David Peter, Washington.
9, " David tioticub•ch. Trelchler,•llle. Lehigh Co
11, " Chart. Leinenberger Nallleuvdle,
12, " Dauber Wieldy, North Whitehall,
19. " John Koch, Jr . Egypt.
14, " Reuben beck. Kreider . ..v.lle' Northampion Co.
15 " David J Peter . ' Whitehall ntatiod • Lea h Co.
F
18: " Janie. A. Yeager. Cedsrvllle
18. " Olathe. Derr. elegeravllle,
19, " Abraham Nett, •effs.
20, " Jacob Bather, Lowhill,
21. " Drobst,Bo.barlingovllle,
Peter help. belpsvllle.
Zt," Gideon Yoder, Trezlertown,
25. " F. Reichard. Rittersvale,
28. " Jesse Gruber. Salisbury.
" rentiew Ald, isle M Appel,llalisb'Y
23, " Bonbon Schaffer, Limeport,
" Deana Baatmen, ilosensack,
90, '' Charles Blamer, litilmaraville, ••
December, 18.2.
2, •• Jam O. Schaffer, late 8. Knots, Berke Co.
3. "S. D. Scholl, late Markle%
• 4. " Lyons..
late litidmao's,
5. Doti, Tormn.
tl," Franklin Saliongh, Trezler'e,
0, " Iram Danner. aldleratown, Lehigh Count/.
10, •• Henry dimultwsiler, Ida (lorr'•.
11, " John Reedier. New Peru,,
" D•vidD. Ilensloger, Alburtis
13. 's Jeftmlati Samovar, Emma,
14, " Henry math, Allentown,
le, at bonne of .1. 13. 11...hmuyer, L. MIOIII4IO "
17, at public house of Wm. Hattog, WeillahltattwP. ,
BCIIMOYEtI. Collector.
November. 1h73.
0, Al pub'le house of J. Wilt. Centre Volley. Lehigh CO
7, " F. Berger. Hellortown, Northampton Co.
11, " lease echelly. Fie omit 11111, Bock. Co.
P. Cast el.•ltachlandtown.
11, •• H. O. Ablaut, hilif.ed b oora,
13. " Charles Antrum, elms:mho. g,
13, " Pond Barron.. oop«r•bura, I,hlith Co.
14. " A. 2d. 001alOger, Fairmount. Backe Co.
The pol ay holders will please bring their palsies I.
get toe receipt thereon.
N 11 —All member.. neglecting to Pei thin ing on the
abo•e
perays. or within 3U day•. will be ch .rged an
additional .rage for co lectoog he tat a•eucted
them By order of the Board of Managers
D. klatiTIAN, Frs•ident.
BEISNYVILLIIYODISIt. gee.etary.
Jong B zCEIIOIIIIt, Collector.
8•11/030 enrage. Amirante( Collectoi.
CCM
OPENING
Ladles' Fall and Winter
Cloaks, Suits and Costumes
EVERY DAY.
In ovary variety of style and m►tertal
BLACK, COLORED& FANCY RILE-3MS.
MOURNING SUITS,
IMPORTEDCOSruarEs,
VELVET CLOAKS AND COSTUM,BS,
CLOT!, CLOAKS in Grerd
BLACK SILKS CV rra.t
LAD/NW UNDERWEAR
•nd at The I
th aa lo aaa
weet t Stook to o
ble ur
Da line e me ver ehown Ole lily.
e poeei.
AG.NEW & ENGLISH,
No. 839 CHESTNUT STREET,
(Orvieto Continental Hotel. and)
No. 29 South Ninth Street,
PHILADELPHIA
QM=
J.EgAtowag
902 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILLDELPHIA,
A few doom welt albs Couthentsl Hotel.
EWELERS SILVERSMITHS.
IMPOSTAILB OP
Fine Watohes, Bronzes & Fancy Goods
MODP.:RA.It PRICES
FOR
FIRST-CLASS GOODS,
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. ,
WITROUT DEVIATION
PrOMPi s latelltiOn Well to eras , "
fed7-ly
El