11 Ely 11, ) cligt (gegistrr, No p %per discontinued until all aroarages are paid, except at the' pthan of the publishers. ' Our subscribers who do not receive their papers regularly will confer a great favor upon us by sending word to this office. subscribers about removing will please send us heir old address as well as the new. A. GREAT many loads of hay were brought to town , Saturday and add at $4O, per ton. ALL who love music will avail themselves o f tbo opportunity to hear the Thomas Orchestra' Concert, on the 30th Inst., in the Opera House. RAFFLE 6 are numeroutt in Easton just now: The other day a 400 pound hog was the prize put PK,R3ONAL.—Mrs Charles Sell is expected to return to this city shortly, after a three years absence In Europe. • MOROAN EMANOBI. Or 001181111qt:18 is credited with raising the biggest potatoes in Le high county. TUE ruins of a large building recently de. stroycd by fire at Scranton, tumbled down and crushed to death one of a number of children play ing among them on Saturday. A araN in Allentown has already engaged a room at one of the Philadelphia hotels, for the time of the centennial celebration in 1876, four years hence Bev. JAcnn B. HAUT, pastor of the Lutheran Church at Bethlehem, has Informed his congrega tion thatMie Intends to leave them shortly, but that ho will remain until they get acmther preacher. Now is the time to get prettily colored leaves for household ornament during the winter. The mountains aro full of them. The most usuul place for obtaining them Is down at the turn-bole. NEXT month another trot is to come off at Rittersville. The Association Is very well satis fied with Its success on the opening occasion of the Rittersville Driving Park. Aoconrinto to the OppoSidon papers Simon Cameron must have alremendons authority In Pennsylvania, though they never tell us where he exercises It. WORKMEN are busily engaged putting fences around the lota on the new addition to this city, of a part of Mr. John ()rose' farm, In Salisbury. All the lots must be en.slot , e,l with fences within slily days, by stipulation contained In tha'deeds. CAlt No. 4, of the Allentown Passenger Railway Company, has undergone considerable improvement. It has the neatest arrangement for beating of any car In the Unite) States. Be sides Chia It has ben repainted very tastily. TUB New York limes has a larger circula• tlon In this city than any other paper published In New York. The Philadelphia North American and United States Gazette,the largest of any paper published la that city. MEN EurLoseD. The woolen mills of Moors. Shinier and Pretz, about to be erected in this city, will give constant employment to forty or fifty men. The building will In of brick, and two stories in heleht. Do. P. B. BIIEINICI and family, of Heller town, who have been absent to Europe since last fall, have goon from Vienna, Austria, to London. They expect to be home In the latter part of this month. TEIE Democraic Club which met Friday night. over Mr. Frank Balliet's Clothing establishment cheered for lluekalew as though they were glad he had been defeated. What a queer net they are, to be sure. MARRIED.-Mr. Joseph Hunter, who was married last week, and who Is now en joying a wedding trip, will accept, when he comes borne, the congratulationg of a host. of friends whom ha surprised by the suddenness of his de parture. Honors Sotn.—Tho Good Will Fire Com pany have sold their horses to Mr. Mcßoberts, of Now York. We understand the price paid was $550. The Colombia boys were offered for their two sorrels, " Philip" and" Charley," $7OO. The Good Will Company propose now to get grey horses for their engine. Toe Lehigh Valley contributes to the Con gress of the United States, by the last election, two representatives, Gen. Albright, of Mauch Chunk, and James B. Biery, Esq., of Allentown, who have both the reputation of combining legal shrewdness and ability with the practice of (qui ntet Christian piety. TIE man who stopped Dr. Admen paper ie Henry A. Stevens, now living at Norristown. This wonderful Individual has Ills °nice In the Court Muse and Is an aspirant for State Senator. We never heard of him before he wrote that celebrated letter, but we believe he must be a descendant of the man who once stopped the Public Ledger. NIINV 13Aux.—Mr. Nathan Kern, of Wash ington township, whose barn was destroyed by tire Nome time during the summer, Is about erecting a new oce of the same dinteuelous as the old :one. Be purchased Lis lumber up the valley, and upon its arrival, his neighbors turned out with learns and soon hauled It to the place of destination. DpiAon EwEns. —The following persons Were uppolOted by the lost Court to assess dam ages, If any, on the opening of Fourth, Fifth and Sixth streets lu Cat isatiqua, front Walnut street to the borough Bacon the North .-0 wen Ram kit, Thomas Frederlek,Charles F. Beck, Gideon Etnut, Aaron BAst, George B tut, George N. 80411 and John Huggers. WOMAN SUNFRAOE.—We have received a letter signed Mary Grew, requesting the publica tion of the following: " The friends of Woman Suffrage throughout the State are requested to send their names, with post of11,:e address, to the Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association, 700 Arch street, Philadelphia. Those wishing docu ments will be supplied." PERKIOMEN RAILROAD.—The engineers of the Perklomen and Allentown Railroad have Just been running several new routes through the &m -em Valley, the last one along the base of the Le high Mountain, by !ward, by which they can get a grade as low as 26 feet to the mile. There Moo doubt remaining as to the road being built at an early day. THE teachers of Parry ville have organized an in4tltute In that town. The following gen tlemen were elected officers : —President, Rev. J. P. Miller; Secretary, Mr. C. F. Smith ; Treasurer, Mr. E.'M. Paul. The Institute Will hold SCBIOOI3B on the eccocd and fourth Saturdays In each month during the present school term. Teachers who may bu present'from other places are Invited to participate In the debate and exercises. ACCIDENT.—WhiIe Mr. Edmund Lawall was chestnutlng on the Lehigh Mountain, last weck,hc struck the trunk of a chestnut tree whit large stone to shake down the nuts. The txperl merit broke the stone in two, one piece falling upon his left foot, and producing ,a severe lame ness. Under the application of Dr. Edmund's Liniment, which Is for sale at the City Drug Store, his wound is doing well. SINGULAR AS STRANGE. —A harness-maker, named John Locke, who resides In North Wales, on the North Penn, is the proud possessor of a pig, seven' eeks old, which has six lege. lie purChased It from a farmer near Doylestown. The anima lls of Cheater White klud, and was among a litter of nineteen. It Is In perfect health and growing finely. There Is no humbug In the arrangement of the two legs. The latter part of the pig Is double In every respect. having four perfect hind legs and four perfect hams, with hut one tall however. UORBTITOT/ON AL CONVENTION. —There will be a number of prominent railroad men lu our Constitutional C3L1V0111.1013. Mr. Franklin B. Gowen, president ot the Reading railroad, la elect ed a delegate-at-large by the Democrats. In Chester county the Republicans elect William Darlington, Ewi., who hue for many yearn been one of the counsel for the Pennsylvania railroad, and In Montgomery county James Boyd, Rub, on attorney of the Reading road, Is elected by the Democrats. J. Glillughatn Fell, a Republican delegate, is a director in the North Pennsylvania, Lehigh Valley and other roads, and there are see- era I others of the delegatee•elect who are Interco ed to runways. The enemies of corpantlone, In tblo convention, will find aomo long hoods to coo , :tend siphn. DOING TIM TIEING Ur.—Yesterday Officer Schmidt notified Mr. Reuben Weles to remove the states from the alley In front of his residence, be tween Seventh street and Hatt alloy. Mr. Weiss +eems to have been rendered somewhat sarcastic by the notification, and having cleaned out and swept the alley' he spread It with carpet, and told he officer that henceforth he would keeps boy on the spot to brush away the dust that might blow there. We hardly think he'll do It, though. TALL MEN. —The Lt.mbertville . Beacon says that on Monday week, John Smith, of Durham, came to that town and hunted up William C. Price. When found, Smith presented to Price a handsome merAehaum pipe, which be said had been given aim by a gentleman of New York,•wlth the rc quest that he would present It to the first man be met taller than himself. Mr. Price measures six feet six nod a half Inches In his stockings, and Mr. Smith two Inches less. BALLOT Box STUFFING. —An amusing inci cident occurred on one of the passenger trains that runs between Philadelphia and this city. The In cident Is related to us by one of the participators. The gentleman Bays some one proposed to take vote among the passengers between II trtrauft and Buekalew, the result of which showed forty-two for Hartranft and fourteen for Buckalow—when an indignant German Democrat called out In a very excited manner, " By tam dal, blllot box von stuffed I"—Lancofer Examiner. PRESS ONWARD.—Dr. T. C. Yeageron Wed nesday night made some very cogent remarks to the Rpubllcans of Lehigh county, after the p.m& w.e over, from the balcony In front of the Hon. James 8. Blery's office. Ile urged that our organ ization In this county must be maintained, and that es Pennsylvania gave Hartranft 86,000, we should strive with all our might and main to swell Grant's majority to 100,000, which can be done II the work Is properly attended to. After the Doc tor's address the meeting dismissed. MONUMENT TO SOLDIER:R.—The monument to be erected by the Alumni of Lafayette College in honor of the students of that insthntlon • who lost their lives as soldiers In the Union army dnr• leg the rebellion, arrived at Ells •bethport on Fri day, and reached Elston on Monday. It Is said to be a very handsome piece of work, and will prove quite an ornament to College 11111. It will be put In place next week, on the brow of the hill overlooking Third street, and can be plainly seen from the Lehigh Valley depot. IINAVY FALL AND DOODLE FILACTURE.- Tue•day morning, nt six o'clock, Dennis Coyle was being hoisted In a largo bucket Inside of fur nace No. 1, nt the Allentown Iron Company's Works, In the Sixth Ward. and at the distance of twenty-five feet 'from the ground the rope broke. He fell heavily to the bottom of the furnace, break ing his left leg at the knee and ankle. Ills Injuries were, attended to by Dr. Orlando Fegley, and under the severe nature of the accident the sufferer Is do. Ing well. MIL WEISER announced through his paper some weeks since, that he was not, and did not In. tend, to tight local political Issues, but merely fo. vored the election of Buckslew (who was over. whelmed) and Greeley (who will benext month). Those who have seen Mr. Welder's paper durlog the canvass know how much truth there Is to his statement, and when ho says that In this county we heat the Republicans" lan't he square with his paper on the Democratic side of the fence 7 Peo ple think so because they must. PatteerrAt —A gentleman by the name of Ucberroth, formerly a resident of this city, now of the State of Indiana, and a lifelong Democrat, is visiting friends in Allentown at present. He.says that Hendricks (Dem.) was elected Governor of Indiana by Republican votes on account of his area , ability and wide personal popularity, and that Grant's majority In that State in November will be between four and five thousand. We arc glad to hear so encouraging a report from the mouth of a political opponent, and we hope that Mr. Ueberr ill will vote far Grant himself when he returns west. MAanian.—At half past 1 o'clock,Thursday afternoon, Mr. Joseph Hunt, of Catasauqua, and Miss Annie Romig, of Allentown, were Joined in wedlock by the Rev. J. W. Wood, In the presence 'of a large concourse of friends, in the Fifth Street Presbyterian Church. After the ceremony In the church, a reception was held at the residence of the bride's father, Dr. John Romig. The earns. t hope la recorded that the bright prospects of the happy pair may never be darkened by adversity or mischance, and thai their married life may ful fill all that It now so fairly promises. Tun litr.v. Mn. liann.—This gentleman, several years ago pastor of a church In Easton, Is not yet through with his troubles. Our readers will remember that but a few weeks since he was party to a suit lu the Lycomlng county court which furnished scandal for the whole common wealth. Now charges have been preferred against Mr. Kerr by his wife, who alleges that be Is guilty of falsehood, of a refusal to support her, etc. The trial Is to come off before the Presbytery of Nor thumberltud during November, and a number of Eastonlams have berm subpoenaed as witnesses. Trig pin itgoinery county papers are telling a startling tale of a k , dullpped child. About a year ago a band of gypsies was encamped near Norris town, and during their sojourn, a female child, aged seven or eight years, escaped from them and took refuge at a house near by, saying she had been stolen from her parents, who lived In N'eiv Albany, Indiana. Site says her name in Ella Henry, that of her father Wm. Henry, who, she says, was a tanner at New Albany. The child Is still living with Isaac Jaquett, farmer, Norristown, where she awaits ber return to her parents, who have not yet been found. • Otin WoolatN Mit.t.s.— rho following iS more explicit relative to the establishment of wooltin mills In this city, to which we referred the: other day. Mr. James S. Shimer and Haney and John Pietz will immediately begin the erection of a factory building on Third street, west 'We, be tween Walnut and Union _insets. The building will be 40 by 130 feet. Thus we are assured that there Is a certaibty of the location of the woolen mills in this city, and we hope It will be followed by many other manufacturing enterprises for which Allentown Is peculiarly adapted by Its situ ation. A Hones: CASE.—Some lime back Mr. Thos. Kaechtier, a horse dealer from %Vescoesville,trided horses with Mr. Samuel Schnurrnan, of this city. Last week he brought the horse he had got In the swap back, and took the one ho had previously from Mr. Schnurinan's stable, alleging that. Behnurman had agreed that If he did not like his bargain he should bring the horse back. This statement Mr. Samurai in denies, and Officer Behead', last Monday week, arrested Kaechner on a warrant Iseult! by Alderman Ileebner, who held defendant In $lOO ball to answer a charge of larceny at Court. Tae Bethlehem Educator says Mr. A. Zleg effuse, an employe In the carpenter shops of this Bethlehem Iron Company, visited Charlottevllle, N. J., recently, and found imbedded about 10 feet. under : the 'surface of the earth, at the location of an old charcoal furnace, a bar of pig Iron with the date l'rel .tamped on It. Mr. Ziegenfues broke off a piece of this relic and brought. It home with him. It Is a relic very Interesting to people living: In title Iron country. Another version of the affair states that the Dor of pig Iron was found In Bethlehem. We presume the above Is the correct ono. itsronT of coal transported over the Lehlgta Valley Railroad for week ending October 12th, 1872, compared with same time last year: For Week. For Year. Total Wyoming ' 10,021 12 443,680 01 llazletou 44,632 08 1,891,867 17 Upper Lehigh 03 LB 2,442 07 Beaver Meadow 15,966 04 660,421 011 Multuuoy 0,623 10 321,389 Olt Mauch Chunk 38 03 . 2,407 0.7 Total Sarno thou 1871 Inman. Decrenee nent, and at various times, wherever he may so- OFF/CI Al. RETURNS or Luzertmt COLINTY. journ, Mr. McDowell will correspond with the Goveruor—Buckulew, Dun T 4,235 CIIIIONICLS, and we are convinced that his letters Hartratult, Rep, ...... ...... 13,341 will be read with absorbing interest Ihrorgbont this Valley, where the writer Is so well known, " ....... i, b, 94 nod where his lively style of composition will at. 13, u 87 . tract general perusal. Ware glad to be able to 559 announce this additional feature of " Foreign - Correspondent," whole writings will serveto en hance the interest of the Cnnowrous during the coming winter. The best regards of Mr. Me -1,591 I Dowell's friends go with him In his absence from 13,525 his home and country. 18,104 We are glad to learn that Aaron Balliet, Esq., Is considerably better and Is able to be down stairs. Buckaletr's .majority Auditor Geoeral—Hartley, Dem. Allen, Rep.... Ilartley's Mojorlty... ...... 1,428 Supremo Judge—Thompson, Dam 18,999 Mercer, Rep 12,true Thompaou'a majority emigre's—Shoemaker, Rep Woodward, ...... Shoemaker's majority. 41fit THE LEHIGH REGISTER, ALLENTOWN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23,1872. REST Awlslbre.—Ye that have labored for the season and tolled to reap the fruit of your thut tie harvest Is over (and we hope it hes been a fruitful one), should Ai awhile. The body, the mind, and the energies of man, like the soil that hai yielded its increase, must rest awhile. And during this rest meek to renovate all your sur roundings, not forgetting the outer man ; for which we have prepared a liplentlid Etock of Fall and Winter Clothing which cannot be equaled; and we are selling all the goods at unusually low prices. Genuine Bargains can ba secured at BENNETT & Co.'s, TowEn Hsu, No. 518 Kalmar Street, half-way between Fifth and Sixth streets. ' d one 3-wedheat Apr VOTE AND ESTIMATED POPULATION IN IN• T• mon Towwe.—The following is the vote east In some of our principal interior cities and towel, and their population, estimating five:to a voter : Allentown... Pottsville tiarrisburg........ Lancaster ..... Norristown ..... West Chester .... Bethlehem South Bethlehem Ea5t0n....... ...... . South Easton ..... To PREVENT BANKRUPTCY.—Whoa trade grew slack, and bills fell due, the merchant's face grow long and blue. At last his wife unto him said, " Rise up at once, get out of bed, and get your paper, Ink, and pen, and say these words unto all aien : My goods I wish to sell to you, and to your wives and daughters too ; my prices are so very low, that all will buy before they go.'" Bo did as his good wife advised, and In this paper adver tised. Crowds came and bought of all he had, his bills were paid, his dreams were glad, and ho will tell you to this day, how well did printer's Ink re pay. Ile told ns with a knowing wink, how he was saved by printer's Ink. TREATRICAL.—Mr. J. T. Ford, olltalttmore, proposes to give Allentown the privilege of star dramatic entertainments once every fortnight for some time hence,and notices of each performance will duly appear In this paper. He will only bring to this city the best actresses and actors, and the continuance of the series of dramatic en tertainments will of course depend upon thepatro nage of .our people. We submit that think an opportunity of enjoying at home theatrical beriefits which our pleasure'-loving people should take advantage of, as It may be a long time before another such is offerel ; and when Mr. Ford brings hianext company to Allentown we hope the Opera House will be crowded. TOE AllentOwn Democrat last week sayd " Through Acker has this District boon thus bbmil kted, and the people at large, of the District and of the State, wronged and dishonored by the elec tion of Mr. Blery to the Congress of the United States. All honest men must henceforth despise the author of this mischief and mark him for enduring infamy." And in its local column of the same Issue it re marks that " lion. James B. Blery, while'at Potts town, on Sunday week, delivered an address before the Methodist Episcopal Sabbath School of that place." Truly, this District has been brought to a sad state of humiliation and dishonor, according to the Democrat's own showing. TIM tell a good joke on the Democratic can didate for County Treasurer In Montgomery. The candidate was George C. Reiff, of Sklppack- vine, generally known as " Gentleman George." On the morning of theelectlon, a Republican went to him and asked him for stickers. Mr. Relff re• plied that he hod none. " Weil, some of your Republican friends here want to vote for you I" replied the Republican. " Yes," said Mr. Reiff, " it would be nice to have a good vote in my own township, but I don't need them—l will hags plenty to spare!" On the next Friday, the usual Democratic ma jority vanished for ever, and the Republican can• dldate for Treaiurer was brought in elected by 12 majority. It is said Mr. Reiff was so chocked that he could not help giving way to his feelings. CHANGE OF SYNOD.—At the last meeting of the Vestry of St. Paul's German Lutheran Church, it was resolved to withdraw from the old Synod and attach this congregation to the Eastern Luth eran Synod of Pennsylvania. As the coortlintlon of the church requires that two-thirds of the mem bers must agree to this, a vote will be taken on Saturday, October 26th, to decide whether the church ehall stay in the old Synod or join the Eastern. A period back we bad occasion to notice some dissatisfaction existing in this Church with Its Synod, and without a reference to our files we think we published several communication rela tive thereto. Since a majority of the Vestry have taken the Initial step, we suppose there Is no doubt that two-thirds of the members will decide In favor of the Eastern Synod. TIM CELEBROTION.—The details of the occa• aloe Wednesday were admirably managed, and the turu out—not intended to be large—exceeded In the variety of its elements, anything that has as yet been produced In the Lehigh Valley. The ship that sails up the Salt River, the Ku Klux, Father Horace, and every other feature of a first. class parade that could be Imagined or devised were in line. Without a single occurrence to mar the peace or regularity of the affair, It passed off decently and In good order. After the procession was over the different clubs, and a great many of our citizens, were addressed by the Hon. James 8. Bleu, in a short but elo quent speech from the balcony In front of the speaker's office, over M. J. Kramer's store, after which the clubs dispersed to their various head quarters. ELol.llMENT.—ilere comes from Trezler. town the most heartless move'llent we have heard of for some time. Joseph Krause, formerly hotel keeper at the Trexlertown depot, a married man havinti three chlldren,and Mrs. Jonas Bachman, `married woman having five cblldreo,bavo deserted their respective families and runaway to other parts,taklng the youngest child of the wornso with them. Warrants are out for their arrest, and aid, all ye lawful and true citizens In their appre hension. • Since the above was put to type, wp learn that Krause got Mrs. Buchman In open day time on Thursday, and took her off Ina buggy to Reading, where he sold the tithes and wagon, and left for parts unknown. Re loaves a great. many creditors behind him, among whom Is the husband of his paramour, who has offered a reward of $2OO for the arrest and return of the fugitivoe. Krause's prop erty is heavily Involved and w 111 not cover hie ila bilitlee. DEATH Or Ray. M. A. DEPEW.—Rey. M. A. Dopew, formerly pastor of the First Preabyte nen Church, Easton, died at the Franklin Honer, at 2 o'clock, on Saturday week, after au ease of several weeks. Mr. Depew was born near Belvidere, N. J., and was a graduate of Lofatetto College, taking the Fowler Prize the year he grad uated. He afterward a attended Princeton College and from there came to Easton, ea assistant to Hey. John 0 ray,pastor of the First PreabyterlanChurch. .Reeelving - a call from. East Boston, Mass., he be came minister of a congregation at that place,. which position be held for about one year, but was obliged to resign It on account of 111-health. Ile then took charge of a congregation at Behooley's Mountain, of which, we believe, he was pastor at the time of his death. Ho came to Easton, some three weeks ago, for medical treatment, but the disease of which he died had taken such hold upon him that be gradually became weaker aunt death put an cud to his suffering 1 1 .:c.,ased wan aged 32 years. lie leaves a wife —Easton Erpress. PnneortAL Slutington, sails for e.t.lope, ct: the • sat , V. the steamer Egypt, of the National::le. hoeing ii,he winter be will visit various places of Interest on tht Ccntioent and the Island of Great Britain, making in the latter Dundee and London hie prin cipal resldeikes la Scotland and England, - from which points he can go at labium to whatever parts of the country be pleases. From the Scottish Highlands, from the Conti- 70,775 16 3,311,907 0 3 07,001 10 2,182,430 (JO. 1,199,9'70 18 20,225 14 SALE OF REAL ESTATE.—Wm. S. Young, real estate agent, sold Nathan German's property, at the northriest corner of Walnut and Fifth-its., to Dr. Samuel Young, of Milford Square, Bucks county, for $7,500. Anotix the fluent and most extensive assort ment of china and glassware In this country can beTound at the old-estatillshed house of Tyndale & Mitchell, 707 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. For extensive variety and low prices they are not excelled. 'Their establishment comprises a mu seum ot wonders In their line which no one who visits Philadelphia should fail to Inspect. AT OUTII4I STATION.—On Saturday night the Orefield Braes Band, followed by about fifty horsemen, traversed the roads around Gath's Sta tion until half-past 7 o'clock, when a large Repub Bean meeting was organized it the above named Station, to front of the hotel of Mr. Thos.Sols love. The people of South Whitehall turned out en masse-Republicans by record and Democrats who can not vote for Horace Greeley. The Hon James S. Blery, Wm, P. Snyder, Dr. Yeager and D. B. Wool discussed the questions at Issue. Mr. Daniel Bastian presided. Tot4l Votes Itsd. Population. —.8,348 16.740 —.2,401 - 18,205 ....5,188 25,940 20.545 ....7,259 86,295 11,475 —1,247 6,285 ....1.107 5,535 • 3,710 .....2,447 12,235 686 . 3,430 OBITUARY.—Mr. William Miller was born In Allentown In the month of January, 1788, where he passed his early life, being apprenticed la his boyhood to the trade of maehinist. Same quently he removed to Philadelphia,and again at different periods to Whitemarsh, Montgomery county, and to MlMlntown, Junlata county, corn ing back to Allentown In 1860, where ho resided , uninterruptedly up to the time of his decease During his life he amassed a comfortable fortune from various business ocoupations In the placer where ho resided. During the war of 1812 he en listed in a Pennsylvania regiment, and for the greater part of the continuance of that struggle ho was stationed at Marcos Point near Phlladeb' phia. Ile died as our death notice says in the 82nd year of his age, leaving In this city a very large relationship. THE POUIITIT WARD MISSION. We arc to-day Informed that a new Mission Sun day School is being organized In the Fourth Ward. We learn that It Is the gentleman's loten• lion In establishing this school, to gather the chit. dren of those families, who, owing to the existing difficulties In St. Paul's German Lutheran Church, are either excluded from membership, or who, dissatisfied with the present administration In that congregation, are keeping themselves dietant, and are longing for a final settlement of the pungent question, In order that they should not be scattered and wander astray, as it were, without a shep herd, aim or purpose; hut rather that they may be and remain united, until time and circum stances shall prescribe further action. The gen tleman requests us to state that he Is not Influenced by any party, either of the church or minieterium' but by the pure and sincere love for these neg lected children, and that ho has only the Sunday School cause at heart. The directors of the pub lic schools In that Ward have kindly consented to grant a room for this purpose in the school build ing on Turner between Eighth and Ninth streets, where the children and all those wishing to take part are solicited to meet tormorrow morning, a, eight o'clock. All friends of the Subtlety School and the children of the neighborhood are cordially Invited to attend. The latter will please bring their Sunday School hymn hooks with them. STATE COUNCIL OF PA., ORDER OF UNITED AMERICAN MECIIANICIL—This body met again lu Philadelphia on Thursday the State Councilor, John Server, presiding. The State Councilor was instructed to telegraph the greetings of the State Council of Pa., to the State Connell of New Jersey, now in session at Trenton, The reports of the Secretary and Finance Com mittee were then considered and adopted unani- mouldy. The report of the epeclal committee on State Councilor and Board of Officers' reports, was read. The recommendation of Board of Officers, Increasing the salary of the Secretary, was adopt ed. The resolution In reference to the Mechanics' Advocate, appropriating $lOOO for the use of Board of Officers in circulating the same, wee adopted. A special committee of three were directed to be appointed to Inquire Into the propriety of mak , log the Degree Council more effective. A resolu tion was adopted declaring It advisable to so amend the lawras to redistrict the State for the appointment of Deputies. An election for one Representative to the National Council for three years, resulted in the election of Wm. J. MeGiltt ty, of No. 295, of Pittsburg. The Board of Officers reported having approved the finding of the appeal committee on a number of cases. Adjourned. Fang AT 141111LESIDERO COLLEGE.— Wed nes• day morn. at a quarter past 12 o'clock, dense vol umes of smoke tilled the halls of Muhleuberg Col lege, which subsequently were dlecovered to Issue from the recitation room of Prof. Richards, where the heat of a flue in the front end of the room had Ignited the dry washboards near the floor. The flames rapidly spread from the washboards to every part of the room, and had not the wife of the Janitor been awakened by the smoke as early ae oho was, the extent of the fire would have been much greater, If the whole building had not been consumed. The door of the recitation room was broken open and the flames were extinguished by means of the College hose before . the File Depart ment was on hand. In this room Prof. Hichaids had his private librriry, part of which was de stroyed or very much damaged by the flames and water. The damage is confined entirely to this ono room, which can be refitted for about $2OO. The Insurance on the whole College buildings Is $30,000, In the following companies: 2E:na of Hartford, Allen, Girard; Northampton, Lchl. h Valley, and Upper and Loner Macungie. We think Professor Richards had no Insurance on his books.: The students were greatly frlghtened when hav ing been awakened by the alarm of fire, they were at first driven back Into their rooms by the dense clouds of smoke. They complain that they aro locked in the building at night; and If a general conflagration should °emir there would •be no chance for their escape unless the janitor would have the thoughtfulness to unlock thedoors. We do not know upon bow substautial grounds their Complaint rests, but surely in the event of fire their means of exit ought not to be closed. ANTHRACITE COAL—WC give below some very Interesting and Important statistics about authrache coal, which we glean from a lecture delivered by Professor P. W. Cheater, before his class In.LaFayetto College, Easton, recently. It Is well worth a perusal: rum:mass OF PRODUCTION IN DECADES. In 1820 were, produced ........ ....... 365 tote From 1820 to 1890 wore produced 533.194 " From 1830 to 1840 ' 5.910 270 " From 1840 to 1850 21.899,163 " From 1850 to 1860 " 63,981.807 " From 1860 to 1870 114 319,161 " From 1820 to 1870 (50 years)... 206,668.325 ." Groat Britain In 1870 a10ne....... 110,431,102 " To estimate the future consumptioubf anthracite on the balls of the above figures, we must take Into account the Increase of population, thus : 1890. Population 12,01,020. Consumption, 1 ton tol4 parsons. 1840. Population 17,060,453. Consumption, 1 ton to 8 persons. 1850. POIBIIOOO 23,191,876. Consumption; 1 too to I person. 1800. Population 31,641,977: Coneumptlon, 2 tons to 1 person. 1870. Population 88,555,983. Consumption: a tons to 1 person. Mr. Bheafer's ostlmittes of the areas of the Ail faront tlelds are as follows: 150110TIZILL COAL YIELD 1. Bast of Tamaqua, mostly covered by the lauds of WC.& N. C 0... 16 10,240 2. Tamaqua to Pottsville .......... 36 23.040 3. Pottevillo west to fork of Basin... 55 35,200 4. North Fork,Lykon'sValley Proug 16 10,240 5. Bouth Fork, Dauphin Pr0ng........ 15 0,000 6. North Mine 11111 Hange.......... ..... 8 5,120 Total area of first or smith field 140 03,440 SECOND 00 MIDDLE .COAL FIELD. Shamokin district 50 32,000 Mahanoy 41 20,240 Beaver Meadow, Bacietoo, Big and Little Black Creek Butes.. ..... 35 2',4,400 TEIIRD OR NORTURRN COAL WIELD., 104 120,720 Total aren anthracite coal f1e1d5......470 300,800 Taking the southern field ae averaglug In total thickness of ite beds . 75 feet, the middle nod northern fields 45 feet, be makes : Total contents of the region-26,361,075,000 tons Or practical co ate ate,d ed uct In g 50 per cent. for waste ...... —13,180.538, 000 " Already mined out ........... 200.606 325 " lDoubled for Waite 412,832.750 " Balance to be won ~...........19007,1205,260 RP.PUBLICAti MEETING NV 1111/0 held at Tro%- lertown, Tueaday,Oet. 29th ; Bhltneravllle, Satur day, 26th; Trosensaelc; Monday 28. h; Baegers vllle, Thursday, Slat; and Slatedale, Saturday, November 2d. LEHIGH FURNACE.--TLO new and second stack or the Lehigh Furnace Company's Works is beteg tilled, and wlll be put In blast this week, to earn another $lO,OOO per morth. Build more stacks and make more money. The Republican party la rapidly paying oly the National debt, and that capital should be Invited to this Valley for invest ment, alter we have principally employed our own means to build and control our enterprises. . RUPFURE.—Rupture can be cured without suffering. Elastic trusses are superci.dleg all others. Dr. Dunn, of Now York, will be In Al lentown, at the Eagle Hotel, on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, Oct. 20, 27 and 28, where he will be prepared to treat rupture successfully In till Its forms with the elastic truss. The Doctor will then go to Mauch Chunk. Dr. Dunn, M. D , agent of the Elastic Trues Company, 083 Broad way, New York 22 lw GIVEN A NA:MG.—The part of Mr. John Gross's 'arm, In Salisbury, near this city, which has been cut up Intoel and sold to different par. ties, has been given t name of Mt. Pleasant by the owners of the property. Tne lots are being rapidly fenced in, and when the work of fencing is completed Mt. Pleasant, whose site Is so beau, Wu!, will present a very business-like appearance. We hear that within the coming year at least a dozen handsome residences will be erected ou the CENIENT.—The Lehigh Hydraulic Cement Company have commenced the manufacture of Hydraulic Cement at their mill In Whitehall town ship, Lehigh county, Pa., and a fair test of this and other cements has convinced those connected with the comp my, as well as men well versed ht the working of Cement, that It Is aecon ' to none manufactured In this country. Orders for cement can be left at Diefenderfer's Marble Yard, Seventh between Hamilton and Linden streets, Ad at the nuke of the Company, 7th Hamilton street, P. O. Building, up-stairs, Allentown, Pa. P crone In need of ccment.wlll do well to give this a trial. DEATH OF Rev. W.. R. GIIIEB.—WC feel pained to announce the death of Key. W. It. Grica, rector of Grace Ep'seep II Church of this city, which occurred at five minutes past nine this learning. For some time Mr, Grime has been In failing hatlth, Induced probably by exposure while In the army and aggravated by hisexcessive labor um the cause of the Church. Ile was born at Myerstown, Lebanon county, September 3, 1820, and after arriving at the proper age commenced the study of medicine in his fath -r's office. He never attended lectures, and hanged his profession to that of the Church, and for the purpose of perfecting himself for the duties ~ f a Christian minister, entered the Theological Seminary connected with Columbia College, New Yolk. Before graduating, however, Bishop Ives recognized his ability add zeal, and succeeded In procuring his services for mlesionary work luNorth Carolina. His services lu that work were very Im portant and helped to develop that true manhood, .iuvotion to duty, and rare ability which made his slier life so useful. From North Carolna, he was called to Bergen, N. J., and afterwards to Doylestown, Pa., • where no endeared himself to a large circle of friends both inside and outside the church. At the break log out of the war his heart was fired with that patriotic zeal which caused the uprising of the North In defence of our country. At Doylestown lie delivered an oration ,on the Fourth of July, 1861, which was widely circulated and received universal comment upon its ability and pure pa- Halm. He went Into the war as chaplain of the 104th Pennsylvania, and his labors contributed materially to the successful recruiting of that Regiment. Even into this work ho threw the same earnestness which characterizes his labors in every cause he ever entered, and the soldiers of that Regiment were Indebted to him for many of the comforts bestowed upon them and (or his minis trations to their necessities whila_in hospital or while lying wounded on the battle-field. Here his knowledge of medicine and surgery made his sere vices doubly valuable to the men, and there are those living today who owe their lives to his prac tical common sense and good Judgment. He was really one of the few chaplains of our army who reflected honor upon the position, and muds his services indispensable to the Government. After the close of the war he was located at Mor guntowil, Lancaster county, and upou the resigna tion of Rev. E. N. Potter, received a call from the Vestry of Grace Church. Here every member' of his congregation has ample evidence of his great worth and constant sacrifice In the cause of the Church. No words of ours can pay a propeil trl bute to his Christian services. No one "rn the Church failed to love him, and outside the congre gation his Christian liberality and unselfish devo tion aud strict adherence to Right made him re spected, esteemed and beloved on all hands. The cause of popular education had no more sincere or active friend, he was a useful member of the Board of Control, and In all works of proper public im provement he took a lively interest. In the or gan zltion of the Central Diocese of Pennsylvania, he was one of the leading spirits and most uutir 'ag workers, lending every aid to putting the Dio- cese In a perfect condition. He was Secretary el the Board of Domestic Miss'Qui, and in this posh Lion he did a noble work, contributing, we believe even a greater share of labor than his health war ranted. Many years ago, while passing through Allen town, ho saw before him a part of the greatness which this city was destined to attain. loud at that time was cheap, and, seeing a broad field open for the Church, with the chance of procuring ample grounds for a seminary and other buildings, ho asked au appointment from the Bishop for mis sionary work at thispoint, which was not granted, nod It seemed to be a deep regret to theday of his death that others did not ocean he saw, that which subsequeut events proved to he a wino Judgment. By his death his congregation angers nn Irre parable loss, one which we believe they will never have the opportunity of filling. Mr. Grier) was a rare combination of common sense flue judgement, sympathy, tenderness and firm ness, added to a broad, active mind, which Is seldom met with, and now that he is gone his I pe o ple will more and more appreciate his worth when his absence makes 'them feel severely the great loss that they have sustained. They will retnemher his eloquent and noble appeals to their Christianity, his powerful enunciation of the Vl ,, rd of GOD, and his ministerings around the sick bed to the spiritual wan's of the °filleted.— Nor will his congregation be alone In their mourn ing. He was truly a man of the people and be longed to the community, and this community appreciated hint and knows the loss it has suf fered. NOD cabinrtscinentO. ANN ILI :!11 ECTI NG. Lehigh County Muluai Fire Ineuranee Co • Notice la hereby Riven that an election will be held br the members of the Mu ual Fire Insurance eampenv of rtattaty. on SATURDAY . the 21 day of NO VESI• DKR, 1572., he Wli.l the hour, Of I and 4 u'el. , ck in the efternuou, et the public house of Am, Welbert, In rrackerepert.South Waltehall township, Lahlab enmity, , f .ho 0 1 00 too of Thirteen Directors, w servo for the atiulaa /oar. • mecum( of the illoara of Directors will be held at the .111.1 place, nth) o'clock. a. tn. •fsd NT der. 11. J, . SCH si AZ, President. J. 11. FOGEL , Secratazy. • act Zl.2tw mproved in Appearance 1 The reason why 110 RI say of our reader. are Improved appearance of late that they have been teeing the .•ice we long since proffered, and now purchase cloth- ROOKHILL & WILSON'S Famous Brown Stone Hall, Madeiphla. FALL AND WINTER SUITS M . 14. Acre. For Men, Youths, and Boys, READY-MADE OR TO ORDER IN OUR UNEQUALED CUSTOMER. DEPARTM I NT wat ampl oearl • and directions f o r aolf•tue alarm.' a at by t, oo y appliontloo t ROCKFTTT,L & WILSON. 603 606 CHESTNUT BT., PIIILA 126. 80,040 • A NEW ORE BED DISCOVERED. The undersigned ham dimelvar.d a lance body of mag• node ore on Boned W land, between and ZS e wide and lama 3 , 0 feet long. Pi miles from Emaue, o he reTl:ientr heat diaca•ery In the Lehigh mo,n tame' c' Tbla place.an he worked for • number of year IllthoUt one machinery. •he Perklotnen Railroad aril ran within a taw hundred yard, of the locality Th, onderalgrud has also leases on the adjoining prop on one veleof • ORE 0 FEET WIDE, • sod on the other 4 feet Wlde. proy to 6" " P"'"'"4 W Dlll. WIWI% heath Bethlehem oct 10 WitW oct VOTllt7E.—Astockholtierie meeting or the:, ALBRIOHT I)I I. 1:01I"ANY will beit•ld on THUrViDAT, NOVIIMBHIt 7111,nt 2 o'clock, p. m nt the American Hotel, Allanto•o,l'n. Al! pernonaholdlog cellillosine of stock are hereby invited to attend n• busi• 005. of Importacca Is to be tr 0m...1 ans cot l.tl Sor J. Cl• Secretary. CARPETS I CARPETS I ALSO; OIL CLOTHS, AND MATTINUS, WINDOW SHADES, &0., G. B. SNYDER & CO., 31 SOUTH SECOND ST., PHILADA., = X B.—A liberal dfacou nt, t. Chum:hex and Clergy. 1111,1 £0117.3.11H KE R 'S, CARPET' STORE, 632 II AM Hirt ).,N STREET, I= Any 'l)dtl'??:"7°nTl'(llZrl'ikill c .1 4N.!IAKtiSI:YtIsT:,Li SELECTED STOCK Of CARPETS! OIL CLOTHS & WINDOW .811 A DES, =9 I=3 MATTINGS, DRUOGETS, MATS• RUGS, TABLE AND STAIR CLOTHS, CARPET ,'WEEPERS, OTTOMANS, ,s•c: floodm Nrarranto d an r,preeento I, and pee.ie guaranteed to b 3 an low as any . 'dor° in PHILA.DELPRIA OR NEW YORK Calls arc Solicited Carpels Sewed and Laid in City or Country. Re pectfull) S. G. KERR, L.'•FCICION PROCIAMATION. WHEREAS. in and by en Act of the Len, eel AmomhlY of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl vnuiu, entitled An Act rel.ting to the elections of thin Cotntneuwenitio." panne) on the 3,1 day of July. A. D IRD, It In mode the duly of dm Mooch!' of every county within thin Common. wealth to give public notice of the time of holding the general °helloes, end in such nutlet, to enumerstt -Ist. The Officers to be elected. • 2,1,, Designating the places itt which the elec tions are to be held, there lore I, OWEN EA UST, High sheriira the uoun ty of Lehigh. do hereby make known and give this public notice to the electors of the mainly o,f Lettigh.that on TUESDAY, the sth day of-M./- VP:AMER next, an Election will be held at the several Election Districts estoiblisheol by Into in said County, at which time they shall rote by ballot for. TWENTY-NINE EI.EI7i it:A for free (dent and Vice-President of the United States urn to be eleoted by the Freemen of Pennsylvania. The electors of the County of —OllO aforesaid. 011 the until first, TIT ISID,AY of Is OVEMBER next, being on the sth, will meet in the several districts composed of tire city, wards, boroughs and the several townships following, to, wit: Tho electors of the First Word, ill the city. of Allentown, will trout their election at the public house of Joseph tics. Tile electors of true Second Ward, in the eiO of Al lento‘v n, at the saloon cut other Ilnisteln. The, electors of the Third Ward, In the city of Allentown, at the public house of Jacob Eelt • spellen. The elector , of the Fourth Want. In the elty of Allentown, at the publlehouse of 'Miner& Hurt mutt no electors of the Fifth Ward, in the city of Allentown, at the public house of Allen Keiper. The electors of the Sixth Ward, In tae city of Attention, at the public 110(150 of Josiah Scherer. 'rho electors of saiktairy tomaititr, at the pub lic house of Jesro Gruber, In said township. The electors of Ennuis, at the public house of Jacob Shipe. in said borough. The electors of Whitehall township, at the pub. iii' houso of W. J. Mickley, In said township. The electors of South White. , ,all township, al the publlc house of Charles Michael, In said township. The electors of Hanover townshl p, (old, or Itit• tersvillo distriet,l at the public house of .1. I , Reichard, In Rittentvide, In said township. • . jib electors of Hanover, (new, or Old South lethlehem district s ) at the publle house of Mar• :us H. Fetter, In Old South Ilethlehern, said new election district beingcomposed of so much ol the township as is etimpriseil tile folloWitis teseribed houndarles: 11e4InnIng at the mouth of the Manocaey creek, thence up the river I,e- Algh to a point where line of lands of 11. M Fet ter and land of George lireinlg's estate Intersect said river, thence northward from said point along Said line to the road leading, from Bethle hem to Itittersville, thence up said road to the line between lands of Lewis Ouster's estitle uud hunkof 11. M. Fetter, down said title to and teross lands along the last mentioned road east• ward by the said Owen Mock to Schilling's road, or Union street. thence Manoestey creek, thence along said creek to the place of beginning. The electors of Upper Simeon township, at the public house of David Barron, lu said township. electors of lUo borough of catasanqua, at the Pa.lllc hense'of Frank Laub:ten, In sal., • borough. Tile electors of the borough of roplay, at the public noise Of Jackson !liege, In said horough. 'rho electors of Welsenburg township, at the public houie of Henry A. Saylor, In said town s de electors of Lynn township, at the public 'use of David Her, in mild township. The electors of Heidelberg township, at the Aline lonise of Pete Miller, in said township. The electors of lVitsiiington township, at the Mille house of David Peter, in said township. The electors of the borough of Slatingtow, at public house of Deal:unlit Peter, In said hots °ugh. i ou electors of North NVliitchall township, nl the public house of Charles Lelnherger, In said The electors of Lowhill township, at the public house of Tilghman D. Fry, in said towuship. The electors of Upper Macungie township, at the bindle house of solonion Smith, In Fogeis vil le, in said township. The electors lir LOWel . Mllellllao township, at Cie public house of F. M. Stephen, In New Texas, 111 Said The electors of the bmough of Millerstown. at the public house of A. H. Ito,dler, In said bor ough. tie electors of Upper Milford township, nt the public house of :Nathan Carl, In Zionsville, In said township. The electors of Lower NI Ilford township, at tit e snub; house, of Edwin P. Dlefentlerler, In said township. To,- ocneral Election in the said Several dis tracts to be opened between the hours of six and seven In the forenoon, and shall continue with out Interruption or inijourninent until bevel, ill the evening. when the polls shall he closed. NOTICE IS II EIIEIIT GIVEN; - - 'flint it is provided by on Act Of Assembly, ap• proved July '2., 14311, "That every pore m, except log Justice of the Pence, wt., shall hold any Ill lice or appointment of- trolls or trust under the tiovertiment of the riffled States, or of the State, tr Many city or incorporated district, witt•ther commissioned officer or ottierwisit, it subordinate °nicer or agent, or who is or shall he entployeu ttloit•r tile legislative, executive. or Judiciary de partment Of this State. of the United Slates, or of tiny city, or of any incorporated district, and also, any movilier of Congress, and of lite State Legislature, nod of the select or common council of any city, or commissioner of any Incorporated cdistrict,a fats Dy l s aw incapable of holding or exer cising t the ame time, the office or appoint -100111 of Judge, Inspector, or cleric of ally election In this Commonwealth • and 111111 no Judge, In spector, or other ollicer ally such election shall .It , eligible to tiny Mike to be then voted for. And the sold Am 4)1" Assembly, entitled " An Act relating to the elections of this Common wealth," passed July J, IS:ill, (Miller provides us follows, to wit: "That the inspectors and Judges 011111 meet fit the respeetive places spit mitett for holding the election in the district in w. h tell they respective Iv belong, before seven o't•locIt on the sauce ling of the Flft ST TUESDAY OP NtiViiNtliElt, ano eb ()f CI Ir t 11>310etnrx ehnll uppnlnl; me tiler who shall be (wended voter of snit! dlsfriet. Ix case the person who shall have received the highest number of votes for Inspector shell nat attend on the day of an election then the person who shall have received the second high- Olt number of votes for Judge at the next precede lug election, shall net as inspector in Ills place. And la ease the person who shall have received the lilehest number of votes for Inspector-shell not attend, the person elected Judge shall appoint as ausp , cto. to ins place; tool inease the per aon eleeted e shall not attend then the In spector who received the highest !lumberer vote. snail appolist aJ o udge in his place; and If any vit. Incy shall continue In the board for the spine of one hour after the time fixed by Inw for the ope township,e election the tffialitled voters of Use ward or district, for which such officer shall have been elected present at the place of election, shall elect one of their number - . to flit such vacancy. "It shall be the duty of the several wisessors, respectively, to attend at the place -OP holding every general, special or township election dur ing tile whole time said election is kept open, for the purpose of giving Information to the inspec tors rind Judge, when called on, In relation to the right of any person assessed h3' them to vote at. Hach election, or such other. matters In relation 1., the g,,sSetiSfllelli. or voters is Mesabi inspectors . or Judge, or either of them, shun troll tlmn to UM° require. Ni." Iwrs-n shall be entitled to VOW at any election a`foraresold, other than n white freeman of the age of twenty -one years. or more, who shall have resided In this ..Stato lewd one year, and in the election district where tw oers to vote at least tell ila vs m owiliatclY Preeeilitig melt elec tion, and within two years !lase 'laid assessed t a Stale or county tax, which.leust shall have beell a pm days before the election. not a citizen 'of the Voiles' States who shall hove previously istsu a qualified voter of this State, and removed therefrom and returned, and who shall have re sided said,he election district unit paid taxes am afore snail be entitled to vote after residing In the Suite six mouths. Provided, that white freelaell, citizens of the United Mats st, between the ages of twentv•one nml I Weiliy-t WO yenta, and having resided In this State one year, and in the election district ten dm, ns aforesaid, shall he entil to.vole, although they shall not have paid Mae& No pia son shall be admitted to vote whose name Is not contained in the list of taxable In habitants furnished by the commissioners mid assessors; or if his right to vote whether found therein or not, Is objected to by any qualified citizen, It shall be' the duty of the Inspectors to oxauduc such person on oath as to his qualifica tion, nod If Ito claims to have resided within tile state for one year or more, his oath shall be suf. fi.dent proof thereof; but be shall make proof by qualifiedast one competent resided) tie a elolor, that he luta Wit`tin the I !Istria for more than ten days next preceding said election, shall himself swear that his bona tldo lesidenee,in pursuance of his lawful calling Into within the district, and that he did not remove into said district for the purpose of voting there- 11, • " Every person qualified rut aforesaid, and who shall make duo proof, if required, of his residence and payment of taxes, as itfOrOlinid, shall be per mitted to vote In the township, ward or district In which he shall reside. " If any person shall provont,or attempt to pre vent any officer of an election under this act from bottling such election, or use or threaten any violence to any such oflleer, or shall inter rupt or improperly interfere with him fn the ems (salon of his duty, or shall block tip or attempt to block up the window or avenue to any Win now where the same may be holding, or shall riotously disturb the pence at such election, or shall use or practice nnv Intimidation, threats, force or violence, with design to Influence un duly, or overawe any elector, or to prevent him from volt ng,or to restrain the freedom of choice; such person, on conviction s shall be tined In any sum not exceeding five Umpired dollars, and lie Imprisoned for any time not leas than ono nor more than twelve months; and lilt shall be shown to the court, where the trial of such offence shall be had, that the person so offending was not a resident of the city. ward, district or township, where the said silents , was comm stied and not entitled to vote thereto, then, on conviction, he shall be sentenced to pay a line of not less than one hundred, nor more than one thousand and he Imprisoned not less thnn six months nor More than two years. '' If any person or persons Rha,l make any bet I or wager upon the result of the election within I this Commonwealth, or shall oiler to Ltake any smell bet or wager, either by verbal proclamation hereof, Or by any written. or printed advertise- nient Challenge lir Invite soy person to make such hot or Wager, upon Conviction thereof. he or thee shall forfeit and pay three Wiles the amount Si bet or offered to bet. " Irony person, not by law gunlilled,shall fraud ulently vote at nny election in this Common wealth, or being otherwise qualified, Omit vote out of MR punier district. or if any person know ing the want of s uc h glisillications, 5111111 aid or proeu rs. stuns person to vote, the person so offend tog shalt,on conviction, he lind In any Minn not exceeding two hundred dollars, and he Imp rison ecl for any term not exceeding three monts, " If any person shall vote at more than one elec tion district or otherwise fraudulently vote more thllll once On the same day, or shall fraudulently fold and deliver to the Inspector two tickets to gether. with the intent Illegally to vole or shall vote the some, or If any person shall advise and procure another HO to do he or they so offending, 011C011 . tenon. be fined In any RUM not less Shan tlfty, nor more than five hundred dollars, and be imprisoned for any term not less than hree nor more than twelve months. 10. B. BKYDRIL t %V. F. IIIRRR. MEM Irony person not qualified to vote In thin COM. 111011Welln h agreeably to law, (except the sons 01 qualified citizens,) nhnll appear at nnv place of election for the purpose of issuing tickets, or at 1111We:wing the eitizensqualifled to vote, he shall. on conviction, forfeit and pay any 1411111 not ex• Iced lag one hundred cinnamic, for eve." , such of fence. and he imprisoned for three months " In the sist section of snld act it Is enacted that " when two or more counties shnll compose Adis triet for the choice of n member or members of the Senate of this Commonwealth.or the House of Itepre•entnt Ives of the United Statesor of this Commonwealth, or President Judge, the Judges of the (-teethe] in each county linvinginet attafore said, the Clerics shall make out a fair statement of nil the votes which shall have been given at such elect len within the county for every rerun,. voted fur nn such member or members, or Presi dent Judge. wh telt shall he signed by meld Judges, mid attested by the clerics, and ono 01 the saki Judges shalt take chit, ge of stud certificate and Atoll produce the snmc at n meeting of one Judge from each county 10 such district, as Nor may hi appointed by law Or the purpose; - whlch meeting snail ne held the seventh day :Vier the election. CHANGE IN THE IlIODE: OF VOTING. Partienalr attention is directed to the firstsee tom of the Apt of A ssenalily, poSSed the 30 lh of Mareli, A. Ft ISA entitled " An Act regulating the manner of Voting at all Electlono In the sev eral counties of this cool 111011 Weal th." "That the qo dined voters of the several coon. ties of tills o,llllllllllWealill, at all general, town ship, ho nosh and special elections, are hereby hereafter authorized and required to vote I.IQ, tickets, printed or writ ten, or partly printed an. partly written, severally elassitled as . follows: Otte ticket shall embrace the names oT ellJudget of - Courts voted for, and to he labeled. outside • . . " Judiciary ;" one ticket shall embrace the name, Of all state officers voted for, pad 110 labeled "state;" n .e ticket shall embrace the name o' ell county officers voted for, Including the °Met of Senator, member or members of Assembly, I. voted for, and members of Congress, If voted for. and be labeled, "county;" one ticket shall out brace t he tames of nil township officers voted for and he labeled, " township ;" one ticket shal• embrace the names of all borough officers voted for, and be labeled, " borough ;" and each OM shall be deposited in separate ballot bones." Pursuant to the provisions contained In the seven I,v•si semi.. or tile act first aforesaid the Judges of the aforesaid districts shall respec• lively take charge of the certillentes of return of the election of their respective districts, and pro duce them at a meeting of one Judge from cash district, at the Court House In the city of Allen. town, on the third day after the election, holm for life present year: on FRIDAY the Stir day is November next, then and there lode, and perform the duties required by law of said Judges. Also—That where a Judge by sickness Or una. voidable accident is unable to attend such a meet log ofJudges, then the certificate or return afore said shall be taken charge of by one of the Ilispec• terser Clerkieof the election of saki district, wtt shall do and perfornithe duties required of said Judge unable to attend. NOTES. No other quest ions can he put by a Judge or in• spector, than such its tend to sinlw whether or not ho Is possessed of the qualifications required by the act of Assenibly-3 Venter, 317. Th- lax must have bee 1 personally assessed un the voter the requisite (IMO 1ief0.43 the election. Residence Is a question of Intention, but lc constitute a change of residence there must bl an actual removal. Itesol veil, That ally person u•im may be consti• all ionally qualified to vote in any city ur county of this Commonwealth, but may hove removed from one to another within such county, within any borough or township, In such county, with. In tell days next preceding any general eleatlou held therein. shall lie entitled to vote at such general eleel ion in the ward, borough or towii slilp front which such person may have so re• moved. AMENDMENT CONSTITUTION U. S. I also give official notice to thr Electors of Le. high county, that I have-received the followlnr proviamation n• it direction from the Govern°, id the Commonwealth: Ex inn - ries. CuA unr.n. llAlttll allUltS, PA. ,l 27th, 1070. To iG< rowdy Commisoloners nail Sheriff of the Cou lily of L thigh : W IIERKAS. FM04,11111 Amendment of thin Conslitut ion of the United States In as follows: SEVell/N I. The right of citizens of the Unite ,- State: to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States. or by any Slate, on Ileenall of rave, color, or previous eonditlon of servltvile.' Sacrum 2. The Congress shall have power tl enforce tills article by appropriate legislation." A fon Wft ',REAR, The Congress of the Unitee States. on the 21st day t f Ma chi, 1170 punted as net entitled " An act to enforce the right of MG 'Lens or theyotted state,, to vote In the severs Slates of tiw Union, and for other purposes, the Ilrst and second sections of which ure an fol lows: "Sncriost 1. Ile it enneted by the Sonata am' !louse of Representatives of the United Staten in America in Congress assembled, That all cid• eons of the United States, who are, or shall la otherwise qualified by law to vote at any Me, lion by the people, in any State, Territory, din ttlet. city, perish, township, school die Inlet, municipality or other territorial Hulmlivi. slim, shall he entitled and allowed to rota at al• such elections, without distinction of race, color. or previous condition of servltude,• any Count!. tlatioll, costom, usage, or regulation of any stale or Territory or by, or under its authority, to the contrary out withstanding. "SttrrioN 2. And be it further enacted. That I. by or under the authority of thin Constitution m laws of tiny State • or thq laws of tiny Territory any set is or shall be required to be done prerequisite or qualification In voting, and by such Coted Milton or law persons or officers art or shall be ehargedi with the performance of do ties in furnishing to CUP/A:ON all opport nit)' orform such prerequisite,or to become clbillfiCl ,41 vole It shalt be the duty of every much per-or 111111 titter to give to all citizens of the (Joliet' States the same and equal onportuit itwtoperform such prerequisite:ism] to become qualified to yob without distinction of race, color, or orevlou , condition of servitude; and if ally such parson es olllcer slush refuse or knowingly omit to give lull effect to this eemlon, ha shall for every such •Ilfe , .ce for felt awl pay litter,m of be Minclred dollars to lb person accrleyed by , to be recriverml by an act as On ,bo theith full CONN and snail alloy/arm. for coon out fee. se roust shall deem just ,•nd shall also, fu Overt' snob no deemed guilty of a relsd•resseer, and abs on conviction thereof be need not WO than flee dollers or be Imprl , ..eml not less than 000monch t Aunot - 7 O - br"o - OOrx"Ot T 1 oar, or bath, rt the dlaerello ho coat And! l ' l 2P: ea " • fie Vi Arttole or the C u nalitatlul i ni - th; i iiiiii i iiiii that "Thlatlonetßaglan. and tho laws of lbe United Rat* whirl. aball he mnoo In poronance thereof. shall ho lb. ann.:un ..f 'he land. • • • shall .111111 ,, g In MI Conif Untion or /mos n.f any Slate to th l centrary nottotthstandlng. Thst the Legislator° of this Commonwealth, on the of lApril, A. D 1870, psssnd . sat entitled.' ir...;;Vvpr4L;44l; In th , mm out,,,lih," the tenth section of which provides a ry. Thlt No touch of e•ery be of Anaerobly a. p ro vid,. tt only white (teem-1101in be entitled to •oir or es regletered •oter.; or ex claiming to vote at •ft 3 decn. or opeclal election of this Contmormealth. be lid 4 t h o I n hereby repealed; and that her after ail free Melt di:tlnr . tio? of co•n,e6•ll . t2l.n. enroll and ..... - 3cistered accoeling to the pro•lcione of the fir•t section the Act Aoweved Recent. math of April .1807, entitled 'Au Act further enpplemerital to the act retell g to lb giertien. of title Commonwealth ," and ...boo Otherwise quit fled under extellog lows, he °otitis , to Tate - a all goner I and special elections In this Communwoßlth " 4 . ng . ll'Arreo! , !tie tpe coo-t)tut,h2nAl Rod effictßLduty lho laae . has retina to my knowledge (hot sundry Ihric•aailf• sitistera o• votsre have refused and ore refacing to d retleter di• fa colored mite CIlltOn• of lawful age, and otherwise quelified as electors. , 'martian ,in cou•ideratlun of the premises ,the Couoty Commleolon roof said connty are hereby notle d en. directed to Instruct the several asseeeore aud regis• tern of voters (Lamle. to obey and cont.rm tot. a require• Menlo of sold comaitution•l !amendment and law ;-ear the shoo If of euld county in booby solhor zed and required t, to pub lob to his election proclemstlon for the next emir, emotion , the herein angledre Jonstitutional amendment . act of cohere., And the Legislature, to the ODO that the who nifty be Ituown, executed and obeyed by al ne.ese...., rad.)ra of cot re OIOCIIOII officers end °there g od that the Heide and privileges go•ranteed therebs ma" be secured to all the citizens of the Commonwealth entitled to the name, I "AL * Olven e s. u , n a Elo rt dt my the nd b ite td a Ores' sentr ftrheet above a ritlen. JNO. W. Affect—F. 305010 , Cemetery of Commonwealth, ItEasSTRY LAW. I also glen ofnelol notlce to the electors of Lehigh county that, ht no •ri entitled . ' Au Act further euppausental to an "err e d n"eo i f t ovbied 9,Fa r e 9 rie u . Ile it . 1114 • &rile mil House oj' liepreir ofol fres •f the Common wenn/tor renew's, in 61. 4..0011,11/ tusf. isod 1110 hereby son( fed DP of the , • e..sew withiu thl Commonwealth. on the Ste. Bloods? in JUNI of each ysfor. to Cobalt? the transcript ne hiagoh treceived o r f o t u e a th ct e o c f o a u fian yc g o a mm p ss r i i n • er gh ud nhu he Bred and thirty•four, on i proceed to an Irrinledlalere•ap sloe 0 , the Seine, by sir king therefr to the name of evert per., mho is known li 41.,, to h vt• died or removed r nee tee last precious ammoimesit from the district of winch 1111. the assewo knowno death or rim/. to`om Vin seine shall be made to him, and to add the ea tie the nom" of coy quo" fled voter who shall be known L bin. to hit•e moved into the dlotrict Once the Is• pre 'lens a.nesstoutit. or whose rsmuvel Into the same shall I came. shall ha•e b ea makeo to him. at d Mee the c of all who shall claim to him to be qualified voters therein. An soon as this reVislun Is completed he sual l o g it every dwelling house in hl. district and make careful Inquiry If humera whone name If on lint ha. died o. removed the dietrict. and If so. to tak• the same therstrom. or whether any qualified vote. olse tfierein whose name Is not on the list. and If sott o add 1110 • 4110 11100060; and tu all ca es where a name le added to the i let a tax shall forthwith be assess., attaluet W° person, and the asseosor shell In all naafi aaceriale. loont vo te what ground the per•on PO ...... .1 claims le Lo a r. Upon the completion of this work it shall tw the dory of each assent or as atoreAld to proceed to make out a lint, lu alphabetical order, of the white freemen above twenty ono years of age, alalmieg to be , qUitlitled to era In the ward, borough. town•hip or dis• tract °lllation he Is the ...... or and oPPoett•• eels!' naid named .tale whether rigid freeman Is or In oota DOOM. kespart and if Le le, tho.nutber of nle reeldeest, tramway ro ha same are numb. rid, with the eared, alley or court in which situated; and if le a (owe where theme are whichms's. the name ot the street. alley or court On sold hotter. fronta, , alao the occupatlua of the per. It In declar e d h! Itlenoeriontl•eepos NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN, eon; and where hale not aho Place of boarding and • Ith another, the name of the em each of said names the word ' claims to vote by reason of !atilt his cortlficalelhereof to been for five consecut.•e year said dist. IN, and In all cane. n•turallzed, the name shall ft t" where theperson has lions to bee..me stilton and d. fore the nest election, the ns where the claim Is to vote by r age of twenty•one and twentp the word " age" shall be ante moved Into the electl.at dint general election, the letter '' I the aims. It shell be the tot es aforesaid, upon the comp) Imposed, to make out a senora wents madebt him . and the . and furnish the same In:media . . eloners, who shall imam! Mel duplicate of toe ward. boron width they have been aese.sed. flito. 3 On the list being corn made as atorreaid. tho *erne eh to the county COISIMill11104(Int. • rooms of said , liste, with the lions repaired to be noted a, of coon an pre ticable and placed ear, Nv•o shall prior to the fir pot one copy thereof on the Jou the election of the respective dim and retitle the other 10 his poim free of charge, of .1.13 f person re district who ehall desire to see thiriluty of the said assessor to the personal aPPll,ation of any vote. the name of each claim. , name • • C. V." arm Immo diets noting as to all other case.. whether a boarder or houeek whom he board.; and whether to be, marking in all such twee uonlo " N." or 1).1." ae the claiming to be anses..nd be oat to the aseessor his certificate of claims that he designs to be not coming election, ho .6411 ex declaration of Intention: In a borough, township or eloct,on 0. more preclocte, the in seer manta the election precinct In and shall make a a ll car e rota • onstuntalouera In all cares to . • . . ram him by the pro, lelOut. of ournmiesionern, m reektua da referee, shalt make doldlcata voters Is each precinct, separni , same to the atomeeor; and tit- et to be placed on the dot., of or before the first of August In oat: the duorof or on the election pl. tin. 3 After the assessment. he tenth dny preceding th coo ach year. the assespor o. iollowing. Mahe a .titurit to th, the names of all persons h•Beee r nuked to be made by hby set, noting opposite nth im name planaPon• pout; od to be uo county commissiouers ahsll tit. be added to the return require tide am slid a full and c.artiot containing the 0.1108 of ell pa dent taxable!, in said ward, i cluct. auu furnish tea Nettle. 1 electiot. banks to the officers of bormigh, township or product, to the mormug of the recou. 1' Men shall be permitted to vote it Whose name to not O tetall/ proof of his right to vote, e, as ho tine. 4. 00 the day of electio. to not on the amid list, and clot Mlle election, chill product, at I toe district as a wane.a to the r to the dietrlct la which he Cl period of at least ten days no witch witness elisit Mau nod partly written and partly pri ...led by him, which affidavit s ,he residence is .of thu person and the person so claito.ng the r mod entilicribe a written, or p print .d affidavit, etating to tho ellef, Is here mid whon he wan oi the commoussesith of Youn• States; teat he has resided la th • . . . . If fortuerly a citizen therein, hat he nee resided thereto ei ..id election; that uOlllll ILIOV • ..urpose of voting the;etu; th .untity tax within two )ears oast tea days before cad elect) 'AIM, snail alb state wuen, • .0 was naturallzod, nod shall a OttUTIIIIIOtIOU for uaaroluati. ce when and whuro the . . uo woe aitooooed, and w paid. aud the tax rei ther •xamlnattuo, halo..c e toe pt afll•ut e( ills: It boa beau last or 000 troy coored any. but If the pen.uu hi, nnall take and oub.cribo an Kalil • oven citizen of the United etete 'bell state thet t to Ole Attlee Janes that he hoe beau o.turall lU Cl leeeetup by reale of ht Ind •hest iutther Motu to hie %IWO of taking tee affidavit. but me and tweuty•tivo y Ore; th 'tate one year and the aloe inucedius euch election. he eh .LlO,llO be AMU 04.11. lance peat t ol porcine, menses each C/1611Ild 111.10.0 t to bolt 1,1•1410. n. tl dicctl. Wald, and at the deco De °Doomed With the het u 1 Atriale requited by law to De with the prothonotary. sod •lie to the prothutiotaty and, • • • - Aber election Paper. are; il tn. hat the applicant or applicant. .ficatlune of voters, hew they ad the . toad or name.. shall b • Ltu . bath the cl•lnteut Clattlel IC V Alga' where lie Claims to 001 , %lug edged by the °tusks lues nt• persons eutlug at 11110111 atm 5. It •balt be tawlnt tor dat.rict, now itlinlnutling We to contained on the lint ut Cotta no Yule of 'nen person; where . . . . Iglu of Atillgage as le tt..W req fly blade tad acted on by at Vote adulated or rejected. sac° . y pareue tholelna to be lt bate q Arad to prodUCe Ulm °Atlanta ..un Won. Totleg. except W 7.015, COnooenn•Oli. u rater Mao Me yule; mud on oho tot. cArnol, It dhalo be tun only t .r stamp On such certificate th. mouth am year ; mod It soy ele ...Ova a e•cond 101.0 ou toe ====rlC - . y •Ittue of the untural.S•t.o pornou who oiler k Ileudiog .boil he.gailtyof • thereol.'he fined or tkcretion of the cunt . • but ;nutted dollar. in tototicnee, oat; the like puolkhatoot mt. on the otticere of otectiou o make. or eau.° to ho moon. so sturo.mtd ou oAltl uutuoullis . tigc. 6. If 11.11 Y eioction officer require each prof of the right hi, ole law. or toe law ■to ire rorn boy poreo offering to yo It of eesteeed voter., or whoa my no) , qLLAtteed Toter oremont •ou to Vote Without requiring iffendiug *hull. arum e iottctl mama), and snail be aeuteur pay a dile nut eXceadleg u Bartle nd irnprillUSlWODl uI u .her. ur bv.h. at the thecre.te enc. 7. ran days precautog reahlrut ttud Vico Pten.de hrll bo tho du., of the aseesao y taw for holding the °teeth" ad th,,u nod theta hear all apt .11111,61.41 e beau emoted frum ,ric who clam the right to -ikii.ated !lingo the Nemo - denies of sttali . ra;re - orta sue, .re e.ttt.ed to the right of cult pare oaf applicatiou of the al seem, thi ni with the proper ti copy thereof shall b the bunco whim] ,be el etion s beton, the °heti.; end course elm bu permed, to all ,his set and the acts to which telier•l e,ecilone th Octuber. u•ke the woe relation to the tiseseineuts muds by sum , of cuntuilssiorters stiall hunts! .soi, cis, in each district, pi cis, 13 I, quire,' At the g 4 Bic. S. roe .1113 roles and every special ekidloo, aid ugh, or ward election, In all electiou to timber • .. sec. U. The respective ease ;1 th e elecilou soall each h ..the to soy per.ori c aiming he right of sutlr.ge. or lo re , log required to to, dune or , Fleece PUOtr thu act; nod a oy per*. In relation to any which they shall be lawfully officers. thall hn ponishou : sc. Itl The anseasors shall ....non fur tho . tunCed. ll . l totted ratty Choir Is Pi mamma of Choir other dulls, eotninlseloners na lu utter cast n 1 for any seateaur to a..,. whatever within ton days pox deheld on the 501 old Tueaday within tau day. anti he oro • resident or Vice Prestd ut of alien urthis provialoo shall ie.. the tinker..Mfondiug acteding oun hotbed della: Le ailing three rhootht, or be Met. co 11. win the petal. of I county. slating under oath tl fraud, will he practiced at tilt any district, It shall he tho e.t.a of said couaty. hue. a VAC .1100. lo &imolai. two , teat ridgeo• of the comity to Ann; paid uveueera 'baitusp be I oral partial, where te. tics. stud wheia both of said I thlical pa ty, both of oho um oppuada political party right to be ptout Mu 01 u .na whole tlinu the silo cln the returca motto out cud sign to keep a llst Or voter, II tie ally pa.oa offering to Tote. wltnaes under ostb, said elactlou. aud exanitn , tot aidid : •rerster• co selertodaud a sad facility ft r the diecherge atectlo officers shall rataeu recent ant perform their dui eh tc I be driy aw a y he a o frolet alt oatiou, ail t d t her jetted by any tribanat e redo • Proullred. 111.11. shall be appointed an weenie , o. 12. It mug Prothotto •Ith ' er .•r auy Oilier pursue, nay naturalisation ap pa, or 0 CiVo CUnd of pet whereby It may slab a oulUrolltcllo. l CordLlC. adt Moro bang duly mount. • the presence of mown t 1 . 0 Oro pet of Court:on, or Id •uy way penult the .asst (lull if h (round tr PUI Clkirou abalt fraud Ctio of natur•ll“tiou.ituu te ..ed, or shall vote. on lute One nhall y Ile, or allellllol. 1 4.4111[4111 Who put In Utd I hist; tu'sdeme.narl nod vith alders Or edAl.l.O. Sully shall on o il• c.tedin arg p one litou•..d dulls osulteliii try for Tear'. 13. Attny lereou tel Omura.) aeon 1 t this Mal ottuistor oaths, • It ill, to Pr, sett., for bust If or any POCICro or allifili any ut ittet to km alas or shall tu I 00 fact Ittiowlag the lA . ,' t ",l' s . 4Oltr tern o r p s ucaca y of stay such dent tluualall be null stud void: g ...mg the ...UM dot wad feaudhlnuuy mOnliUres for reeallittit the • doeflua who shall vote, or t obtained, or who shall 1, Or have gay agettay Wrodei ado 01 say frarldilluct oath dotted minty Or a ruled , than .1 ,stiall undergo au In fur our more thou MO lion fnuo Amon •nd 40 tarn that or both, at the dlscrell , gar. 14...... pointed as au u et %oar perform wily doll endolpod 41/10 Or legal rh+ d .1 I adled old rit"mt4tethettnor la 0111 o Pun pr.suaill , damages by t ro pnity • I Coal •tiautiniently altur, Ilat of meta tn.. mit rremovethe san ic. '"r n a fi u z r ed, wl4l frnllduou coy Improper. pa 1 1 .... amy of • high mlad at mito it o uLl•hed by a Ito. 501 r. lin.alsoomeat au, rioted di: crap. of . the curt. 5ti0.16. At ell elect..co lhle c,..mm4owealth the the hours of ntk nod re nevelt o'clock. P. m BSc. 17. It shall be th commetterenith to act proper. sssss y du. a no too county c mitmeeteeer commuuteeattl..• ; and th. coutoy shall. WWI FY .elpt of the ...me, et the procure...l f0r..1.0 tons dbar.ct• of Vants tilsons, to Such tt 1111 fur the d i re.. die of .heir • • • Sae. IP. That cilia .w eorvlce of the rime.; . elet kat or o:bet ill employed, 01411 not b Tate la Lit r sere.•l vie. D ArO TJ littirta's Olpot. Alley
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