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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-23

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-23

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-23

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-23

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-23
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-23
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

hri "A pkgs cnt meats The pork market vas dun
sAd owes. Tbs sales 600 on = y, At 81 90
nd !, frrp min. p.sf I, - c,s -
anu " 60 we're nominal Sales we're made rs bb
private trrns. Reef hams also qn Ct, have
onv TO note saies ~ 90 Dbl. Western. At 81 q ST.
~ terce beef sales of 81 prime mess on
prirai. erms. Cut dull but prev Gus pric
wge 1kei No sales Bacon quiet but steady for lots
O. NJ spa. but hey for future devry. Sales, 2,
Guy iong clear 1870. The lard market
but sellers had accept OF lowe sales. $50 bis
a. lsc 4t<c Butter aud cheese ysd beng
slssfy and Il H.
Rics.-Sut Al sales or caroina made eye ioifc
ercAR.-ihe ma Ia. aud prices we're i<~ per
10 over fair 70 good refining Cabs being quo,ei at ne
tltsc, the demand. Sales I'll
hhas ilAc lse for Cuba ami i3,.c i3'sc Cor Porto
hioo 40 1895 baskets Java private kennea
inet bur quie steady at our last qnotations
Ssgrs.- acutta hnseed dull, but prices were
ehsngrd other descriptions also dun prices
nal
sr moderately active at about previous prices
Sale, 5l00 lbs. at lave. l5c
TAlLow decidedly active hut IA some Gases a
slight e,rcession in nrces granted The sales com
prisei n,00D lhs nc I1yfc ~ &c.
wnrsEY.-Recepts $50 b 4. The market quiet
lcs ibO hills, al 33c 35c for State 34c 3sc
In ham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17
THE lSRAellTeS AND THE HERALD.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
ClStISsAiI Oct. Q, 1857.
Having always taken great prdc in the urprcjndicei
hut liberal aud pro resve ideas In the management Of
vorr valuable paper, much deli ;h'ed hear
qno.ed a text, by Dr. Lienthal Rabbi of Of
oldest Jewish congregations in GLcnnati to sermon
given to-day the very important ''dav OF atonemen
your EDITORIAL remarks of a fow DAYS back speaking Of
the conssteEcv Of the Jewish religion Notwithstanding
The heavy combined OF nations for
res 10 demolsh that old Mosaic religion II world
afford tho jews Of hs city pleasure the
Of your valuable paper OF their aprrecia
ton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17
srcsm SIGNALS 70 PRlrfcT ccMm RICE ON THE ATLANTIC
AID III TIE GULF
"a ruw EDITOR or THE urn.rp.

THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
"a the Herald Of tho 1lih inst an snicle was pub
ls1ed the above subject, which, In connection with
mo following plan, viii doubtless form compile ays-
tenn protect commerce. not only our coast but also
on the coast of Europe.
Ny proposition is to permanently anchor vessel OF
two hundred tons burden, the ocean telegraph
line, about three hundred miles from the coast and
tach battery on board BY short line Of cable tho
large able the bottom OF tho ocean, which norh-
east or easery storms NAV be teleeraphed 10 s The
Atlantic ports from ten 10 twenty hours IN advance OF
their arrival on onr coast nni Thus TO vessels
remain m por, until the storm had spent ~ fury, by
which means millions 0g dollars Ia ships and i'll
be saved annualv together with Thousands Of lives on
course VI this can be done coast Il also be
done or tho coast OF Europe AZ pro.ection against
northwest and s'orrrs by which tho saving
would bs even greater than with
Ia addition the Bsws or the approach of all north
east rastrry storms could not ony he falcgrsphed to
seapors 10 prevent vessels from leavins port,
bat also bv tho system of signals proposed DO sab
lshed at Nantucket, Cape Hatieras Kay West and ia.
vana passing In sight Of tn notahc
would be waTnoh 70 rrn INTO port nnii The Sofm had
passed. These signals at the two st points viii
passing vessels when sirn IL at thu Ihs
south, and also when torn ia coming from The east
the west. Al the two last namcd ia vcssels
passing through the Florida channel In be
wh-n storm nj the The west and also when
storm az from the north son, h. The news
Of thu Atlantic tho Gulf il 10 b. nblsina by
the telegraph running along the cpasi by steamers
ming to the various ports, by ships running into
telegraph "storn.hip,h from which places tho
IL 10 be teecraphed Nantucket Cape Hstterls Key
West and Havana, ut which notable pom = the storm
signals TO be exhibited.
Tho cost ~ this whole ran IL storm signals would he
trng compared 10 the advantage gained, and especially
tho connection with The telegraph aIii-
-e arrira OF northeast e,sierlv storms, from
which the greater Of the oSs TO shipping
Atlantic coast Is sustained II the idea oil copperiiDn
with the ocean telegraph is new and practcable-,f
which have doubtthen the plan should 0e carried
into effect immediately while the " ather good, and
an h, ma mt nln I'm uingr I'M
storms A. WATSON
WASHINGTON D. q. Oct. IA 1861.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

lie parse. opened airon~cr igr whetl hoirors ~ -
S s ~ y '@s s s III ' sss not tsf
ssas ,fSf 80 / Milwassse; me s:ls: foot NJ a6oai
:S,las !, !. u.s. Coz 1ss
s.or sse5 5s.Ss Z f Tor Ut ssra
SOD a 81 ier Western aud ~ % for barley
81 Il 81 81 or sssrn 81 50 81 Is for Canada bar
", nal. was usehansed ses soou, soo Bushels q 81
Ter bushels eooe surhc. nesry all eon,rscts
frrsinsTners VAS les esei,eneni IN the MARKET and
s We: mot 20 s but eS' s rate, were .
e,ss B-n , -S al sssoss q ss.s Tsa
glasgow. 7eo bushels wheat, =, MA 10 Rremen 2oo
hhds ,ebscco a. s and per steamer 90 bales cotton.
.,a s,es 500 Danish Big 2 lysTpeol isoo bu.hs,
bushels grain and vessel % osnoa tobacco private
ursyrs. were Juii but prices we've unchanged
Av sss ,nos,fae demand AID steady - 100 for sp-
Iors ned steady wih fair demsnd sales 30 bales Al,
Hssr NO s..s 81 M description YER. reported, and
Solissss aod.rs.. bushes. vas transacted; prices
ssp'.s. es On p SSs. % 1,1s q
10 s" I, ss.s is.ss
ss' fSs .ss .. YER. ~ seo.s as s
o.. The msrket for all srsdss rosn dull heavy
sss not ssss's s SS"% sS. s
.r.s s "a s c s 90 &C. os ~ & SGsa 100 DO
sss,y sale. 80 bss wlinasssn thin o cav and 10 40
DO rope a ~ GN.
ons.-Llnsesd was euii - 81 = . o. - Other xmas
"ss also aa b.. .,s.Sy - on, t sss S.s To-. .
charge ssIss 40 bbs IL bulk AZ itko ~ por bonded
the market very quiet and pces further scsdsd Nc
PER gallon standard vhits beng obtasabse 81 No fks
:.s: .s!. osy aso ssls s.ssasrs whls icr sevsassr
eenbsr % private .srma In fhIsdsPsia hs n.rtes
wni,e on private 90 de. for seyembsr 81 -
buyers sptos 50 from Esvvmser 20 4srch u3kc
% @ i% Sssssi 3: r .ss s:s " :. ..4 - ,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

Since Jan L. si24 3sosS6 $3.50 644,64a sl42 900 2i2
The foreign imports New York for'lhe week, since
January and for the corresponding periods Of the past
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

5si Mn 4 81 Paul pref. m
10 chi Bur X Qui RR. 1877
100 Del l,ack.SNest t:R 1i23,
2UJ PITTS, II w & Chi. -. l0n's
30 10, % ell ~ : Z
ln0lAli ~ ere ~ pref. 60 !
20 u 5 Express Go 1888. Vi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

The application for mandsmus TO compel TIE racine
Nail Steamship Company exhibits is transfer books 70
sssrholds vas heard yesterday By Judge Sutherland
N hs Supreme Court TIE rsiates claimed the right 70
ssea inspection q The books both ~ common law and
~ virtue Of the following section Of tns Aos Of Isess.
pcration Of the company passed April Il, Isls:-
Rscuas TO- sha 10 The duty Of ths said compression
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 1916 NJ
CorF1.l-~the market for Flo dnn and orccs fay.
ored purchaser Other kinds also duh aud prices
unulatl.
CocE On account OF the advanced p-etensons % tho
holders and the high ratea Of freight the market
yesterd though fair business
advance ~ about &c. rsr ~. re H. gfv.n
generally asked sales 20o bales including So Tor export,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

Ftoun t,Rsts- Receipts. 1909 hbl4 aau- ~ 10 and
30 bags mea', li2n0 bushels wheat % cnrn
II rs o,s, o. ~ do mud = Esd barley he de-
scarcely active for Shipping
good inquiry nevertheless led and fair
done the bssis of yesterdays quotat the
the market rather other th shipping grades
" o ~ ucoa Gallo etea ~
nader fair demand. Tho sales about l2WN bhls
Southern nour moderately active, aud in eses
easier The sales co. bhs rye -four was nrn
with fair demand The sales ESQ b6s at 81 80 SCI
Corn good dem md and nrm with sales Of 40
bbls At g. Mnrsh's ca'oric aud 80 90 for city We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

ree foreign ereasngs market ~a hrn, but dull Bank.
~ bills England, a. sixty DAYS we're quoted a.
tooh . 1921; a. three dsys 1os,s iook; CONNER.
sAsi bIns los iosk. Bills On Parts. At szty DAYS,
sIsk q lex: a. three days. aiss slai.
scnsois and American securities aucssd thus In
Inndon to-daI end On prsyioas dsles.--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

10 cause hook 10 he kent BY the Treasurer or Clerk
'he,so con'sang The ntn 4 al ps5ss "o n "a
shall I'm YEAR, have been stockholie,s ~ "a
corporation ari shosing the places resume. ."s
nuinher 81 ~ took held ~ them respectively ahn
tho time al ,ry resrectINely became me owners ~
such shares wch book sha, VI all feasonsne lines pe
open Tor ~ inspection 0. the orsAois $50 49,.
OF the said corpSretian. a the ounce " F''lof F
business Of ssld Corporation
Upon the foregoing facts orders 70 show cause why
| mspdamus should not issue made, which were
served Qpon the company and It's DIRECTOR AFTER arc
ment the msndamas granted tue Coait expressing
| itself in the foiloslng words
Irea y must say this very plain question. IN my
view. think these oneers, 'rasses d'Iec.oss &c,
corporation their books are very wrong You can taxa
| The order for msadamus tpnksit should have been
ordered in the hrsi instance.
Tho unjnsaab!c conduc, Of the ofncen Of The CON-
rany IN refusing 70 exhibt the books In the frat
instance severely commented upon and the occasion
affords opportunity for cricsing their management Of
the affairs OF the company generally. hops Is ex-
pressed that at the annual meeting in November a
change in tbs Board OF Directors may be made.
The receipts for customs and the recelpts pavmep.s
and balances the Treasury in this city for the
pired portion Of tho week have been as follovs:-
o@i s.s,, Ms go $50 Sub. r, Re-. u,7,-,.
OCT, a. sssssss $3.50 g sassss sos 1 ais aal
Oct. 49,. 477.43l s,s,544 1,42I32l 1lI6l7 500
Oct. 10. . $4,000 2oss,o32 sos s27 $3.50 100
The exports texcusve OF srecael from rev York 70
foreign ports for the week ending October Is and sncs
the commencement Of the wear, follows
with those the corresponding per ods 10 1865 and
1886
1885. 1863 1867
Por The weak "a IGl0oS S2.2s57'0 sal Aos2
Prev. reported 100 2i9 900 1ss,2 934 139 7.5 100
Since Jan L. si24 $50 $50 $3.50 64464a sl42 900 2i2
Tho foreign imports New York for'lhe week, since
January and for the corresponding periods Of the past
two years compare follows
1865 1910 1867
Dry goods. .... 81 279a38 s, HHi 336 $l.GG, ROT
n, merchandise 2, 0o9 oil faSSsiS 2 626 1893
to- for thsweek 81 2ss 9i7 ao3i l54 ST. 1871 $40
Prev. reported. IA GS5,1 III 2a3S61 26S 1as 5l3
Since jan L. sllS o74o5s S234 SOL AZ sl0s 22s oi3
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-25
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NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.


Tits the foremost Magazine Of the day. The
Preside never had more delightful companion,
nor the million a more enterprising FREUD, than
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timore).
The most popular Montkly In the world.-INew
York Observer.
We must refer In terms OF eulogy TO tho high
tone and varied excellenccs Of Harpcrs Magazine
IA Journal with monthly circulation Of about
ITO 900 copes--in whose pages arc 10 DO found
some Of tho choicest light and general reading Of
the day. We speak Of this work as an evidence
of tho culture Of the American People; and the
popularity II has aequiredis merited. Each num-
Der contains fully la pages of reading matter,
appropriately illustrated with good wood cuts;
aad II combines In itself the racy monthly aud the
more philosophical quarterly, blended with the
best features of the daily journal. IL has great
power In the dissemination of love Of pure lit
Guido 10 American LiterA-
ture, London.
The volumes bound constitute Of themselves a
library Of miscellaneous reading suchas caD not
be found In the same compass Ia any other pubii-
cation that has come under our notice. Boston
Courier
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-25
Terms
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Iarper's Magazine, one year~...."..."Sl %
An Extra Copy OF either the Magazine or Week
ly will be supplied gratis for every Club Of Five
Subscribers at 81 90 each, in one remittance; or
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Back Numbers can be supplied at any time.
A Complete set, now comprising Thirty three
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by mail, postpaid
sabseripu1 ns sent from British North Ameri-
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additional, 70 prepay United States postage. Adj
New York.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-25

A Physiological View Of Marriage. containing
Il nearly 500 hundred pages, sndlSv fine Plate
Engrayings OF the Anatomy ,f ths human Or
gnns ia state OF Health snd Disease, with a
Treatise on Early ESrors, It's Depiorable Copse-
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thots Plan Of Treatu ent--the only rational and
sucecssiul iBole OF, Cure. a. shown by the report
of cases troaicd. A trutifal sdyiser TO tho mar
rioi, and those contemp ia tug marriage, Who en-.
ietiain 1oubts Of their physical -eond .hon. sent
fros OF postage 10 any address, on recent Of IS
cents In stamps or postal currency by addressin 8
Dr.LA Groin, No. ~ Maiden Lane. Albany,
n. \. The author may be consulted apon any Of
tbs dissases upon sioh his booAtFoass' Medicine
semitic any part ofthe world.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-25
Timely Rescue.

On Friday evening about dusk man was
discovered lying in the snow about two.;hirds
Of the way down the steep bluff west Of J. r.
Cooley's store, be having rolled or 81 down
from the edge above, where he had been asleep
al state OF beastiy drunkenness. lie was APP
larsnily in a dea,hly sleep when discovered,
but was rescued By some Of our citizens
and taken Into The Jail for the night, thus es-
Gaping being frozen to death. We did not as.
certain bis name, but learned that he was an
lfishman who works on the railroad. ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-25
WORLD MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
III BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
OFFICERS.

George L. Willard, President.
D. IL. uordon... .....N lee President
g. w. Plyer, .........Secretary and Actuary
A. w. Rogers, NJ D..... NJ edcal Examine at Office.
W. p. Prentice, & Counsellor, 20 Wall st.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-25
Is Per Cent. For Cash

Adams BRO. Of Springfield have determined
to ss}Islor the next sixty days. their entire
Soc Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps
FlanhsFs, Muslins, Prints, Dress Goods, Pan,
Goods, Clothing, Under.shirs, over-shirts,
Drawers, &C., at reduction oftwsnty.fve per
cent on the dollar, after which time they will
resume the old credit system Of on. year, with
reduction OF five per cent for cash. All
those knowing their Indebtedness 10 The Grm
and wishing favors Of the credit system in the
future, will please pay up promptly within the
next thirty days.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-25
Snow.

We presume that,o the majority Of our read
crave convey no particular Intelligence when
We announce that q considerable amount Of
snow Is scattered around rather promiscuously
Just a. this time. For some time Sigh, Skin,
'of snow had covered The earth, aud on last
Saturday night and Sunday Il fell continuous
", Although in places ii drised considerably,
on aoAyerags We. suppose il is about twelve
inches deep The storm appears to have been
quite general, and owing 10 the depth OF the
snow, railroad travel is seriously impeded At
Indianapolis i is reported to be eighteen inch
es deep.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-25
lAdvertisement.l
TO THE PUBLIC.

Notice is hereby give" to abe public, that on
the 25'h of March, 1867. r. Fl. Swift will re.
tire from his position as Editor Of ,he INDIANA
ANsRIcAx, and that the Editorial Department
will be under the control of the undersigned
from and after that time
e. Fl. BINGHAM,
Publisher aud Proprietor Of Indiana American.
January !, l567-3m.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-25
Tmnortant Notice.

w T. desire 70 ANNOUNCE 10 tho pabiie n highly
w Injurious mixture In the form OF pills,
Pain Relief, Linimert ans Sa'vc, purportng to
be made by mou,tcbank, g. II. Buell. of fndaa.
npSfia Ina. tho SAfd Burttts 10 tucaicaf tnsn,
but IA imitaisr, md wo 'leoin Il matter 81 par
amount importance 20 tho public 10 know Il 10 not
safu 20 continue the use Of eaeb worthless ilSs
trums and We further ADVICE y"n t. do trey all
you have an hand. and drire his commission Agent
o.t of the eount-T. Person. who read this no
tice v III please give Publicity To thoir neigibsrs.
Ry order Of tie Committee 81 tho Cincinnati
IaGtne Of y sdisns 4 Sarse'y ,ili Ia
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-25
Card.

As expect TO move into ny new slore-room
about the LIST Of April, and intend 10 purchase
an entire new stock Of goods for the same, |
will, in order to dispose of my present stock
entirely by that time, sell at gresily reduced
prices-PoslrIvELY, however, for cash or pre-
duce only. My stock of goods is large and
mostly Of recent purchases.
jan. rs, ls67-3w wv. KroER
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-25

r EA so Ms
ff WHY TUE
AMERICAN w AT CHI
MADE AT
W ALTMAN, MASS.
IS TME NEST.

TT is MADE ON THE BEST pRINCIPLE.-
l. It's frame Is composed Of solid plates. No lar
can interfere with the harmony Of it, working and
no sudden shock can damage lis machinery. Ev-
cry piece IL made aud finished by machinery 1T
self famous for Its novelty we'll ~ for Its ef-
fectiyeness) aud is therefore properly made. The
watch 10 what all m eehanism should be-A ccurate.
Simple, Strong and Economical. Except soma
high grades, too costly for general use, foreign
watches are chiefly made by women and boys
Suck watches are composed OF several hundred
pieces, screwed aud riyeted together, aud require
consta Mt repairs to keep them in any kind OF or
der. All persons wha have carried "ancres, de
pinesp and "Engish Patent Levers arc per foct-
iy wellaware Of the truth OF this statement.
At the beginning Of our enterpfise more than
ten years ago, II was eur first object to make a
thoroughly good low priced watch for the million,
TO take the place Of these foreign mpositions the
refuse Of foreign factories, which we're entirely
uasaleabls at home aud perfectly wefihless every
whore.
How well We have accomplished ibis, may be
understood from the fact that after % Iaany years
OF public trial, we now make more than half Of
all tho watches sold In tho United States, and
that no others have ever given such universal sat
isiaction. While this department or our business
is continued with Increased facilities for perfect
work, wo are at present engaged in the manufas-
turt Of watches Of tho very highest grade known
10 Chronometry, unequaled by anything hitherto
made by ourselves, and an surpassed by anything
made in the world. Fer this purpose We have tho
amplest facilities. We have erected an addition
10 our main building expressly Tor thls branch OF
business, and have allied II with ths beet workmen
In our service. New machines and appliances have
been constructed which perform their work with
consummate del.caey and exaetnesg. The choicest
and most approved materials only are used, snd
We challenge comparison between thi3 grade OF
our work and the finest imported chionometef s.-
I'VE do not pretend TO sell our watches for lcss
money than foreign watches, but we do assert
without fear Of contradiction that for the same
money our productis incomparably superior. All
our watches, Of whatever grade, are fully var.
rantod, aud this warantee is COED at oil lines
against US or our agents In all parts Of the world
CA u TIOlN.
The public are cautioned TO buy only Of re-
spectacle dealers. All persons selling counter
felts will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS q APPLETON,
AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN WATcH COMPANY,
1872 Broadway, ~.
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