H. V. SIOIITIIIMEI!, EBITOU LEIIICIIITON, IM.l SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 0, 1678. Our Washington Letter. Inefficiency of the Lifc-Saeing Service ll?.o is to lilamct A'Chancc for Another In vestigating Committee Lobbyists Excluded from the Floor of Congress The Temper ance Revival Society, if c. Washington, D.C., Feb. 2, 1S7S. The loss of tlio tteaniihlp Metropolis, anil of so many valualilo lives, has renewed tho discussion in official circles here, which arose immediately after tho loss of the U.S. steamer Huron, as to tho efficiency or inefficiency of tho Life-saving Service. This scrvico is a branch of the Treasury Department, and not of tho Jfavy Department as many supposo j and is, moreover, a servico which costs tho government annually a largo amount of money. Tiiere is probably no purposo for which our overtaxed tax-pavers would more cheerfully uy out money titan that of sav ing lifbj but when wo hear of vessels going down twico in succession at almost tho eamo identical spot; and within a few miles of a life-saving station, ami when tho rescu ed in both cases are loud in their denuncia tions of tho apathy of tlioso in olinrgo of this station, it would apjiear that an investigation would not bo out of order. In neither of theso two cases did tho men of tho life-saving station put in an appearance until near ly eight hours after the vesel had struck eight long hours, during which nearly nil of tho frenzied passengers might have been brought safely on shore by "tho aid of tho mortar and lilo ear of tho station, if the crew had done its duty I It has even been charg ed in some quarters that our Life-saving Scrvico is a mere political machine, but this I should be loth to believe. Yet when wo consider this noted and repeated inefficiency, and also tho fact that tho English service, which numbers three times as many stations, costs less than one-half of what our govern ment pays, it would, I repeat, seem that ono of tho numerous investigation committocs recently nnnnintcd might profitably look in to this subject. The recent action of tho House of Repre sentatives in excluding all cx-membcrs from tho privileges of tho lloor of tho House, un less they sign n statement to tho effect that they aro not personally interested in any legislation jieniling befoio Congress, has had the effect of creating considerable bad feeling. Quitcnnumlcrof ex-members had been enlisted by thoo who "run tho mach ine" for tho Texas' Pacific Railroad to lobby in their favor, and tho lloor of tho House of Representatives has been fairly besieged by them, to tho great chagrin and discomfort of thoso who aro opposed to this scheme. As no oath is rcqiineil to tins statement, how ever, it is doubtful if it will ultimately havo tho desired effect; for tho interest a lobbyist has in pending legislation need not of neces sity bo "personal." Ho might first assign his contingent interest to a third paity, and then disclaim that ho has any personal in terest, Lobbyist, as a class, are a sharp set ; and thcro can bo littlo doubt that tliey will find somo cscapo from tho present dilemma. Murphy, tl.o temcranco revivalist, is still here, and is making converts at a very sat isfactory rate. Tho Lincoln Hall meetings aro crowded every night, and among tho.-e who have encouraged the revival by their prescneo may bo mentioned tho President and Mrs. Hayes. A bill has been introduc ed in Congress to prohibit tho manufacture and talo of liquor within tho boundaries of tho District oi Columbia, but it is extremely doubtful if it will pass. Tho bad weather prevalent during tho past week has seriously intcrferred with society 5 tho usual receptions wcro held, but of grand parties wo havo had none. Tho coming week, however, promises to bo one of unus ual interest both in Congress and in society j hence, accept as an apology for tho dullness of this present epistlo 1 lie promise of a better ono next time. 13. A Campaign Slander. When Dr. R. V. Pierco was a candidate for Stato Senator, his political opiononts published a pretended analysis ofhispipular medicines, hoping thercbv'to prejudice tho people against him. 1 is election by an overwhelming majority severely rebuked his traducers, who sought'to itniesicii his busi ness integrity. Jo notice would havo been taken of theso campaign lies woro it not that somo of his enemies (and every successful business man has his lull quota of envious rivals) are republishiiiEthcsebogusanalyscs. Numerous and most absurd formulas havo been published, purporting to como from high authority j and it is a significant fact that no two h'avo been at all alike conclu sively proving tho Dishonesty of their authors. Tho following is from tho Buffalo Com mcrcuit, of Oct. 23d. 1877: "Hardly a dozen years ago ho (Dr. Tierce) came here, a young and 'unknown man, almost friendless witli no capital except his own manhood, which, however, included plenty of brains and pluck, indomitable perseverance, and inhornuprightncs4. Capi tal enough for any young man, in this pro gressive country ,'lt only"ho has good health and habits as well. lie had all theso great natural advantages and ono thing more, an excellent education. Ho had studied medieino ami been regularly licensed to practice as a physician. Hut ho was still a student, loud of investigation and cxcri ment. Ho discovered, or invented, impor tant remedial agencies or compounds. Not choosing to wait wearily fur tho sick and sutl'ennj to i'uul out (without any bodv to tell theml that hu could do them good, ho advertised his medicines and invited tho whole profession, of every school, toexamino and pronounce judgment uim liia formula. Ho advertised liberally, profusely , but with extraordinary shrewdness, anil with a method which isiu itselfa lesson to all who seek busmcu by that iierfeetly Iegitimato means. His success lias been something mar velous so croat indeed that it must bo duo to intrinsic merit in the articles hescllsnioro even than to his uunarallelud skill in the utoof printer's ink. Tho present writer WUCT UShCU U lIlMIUglll.MlfU UlsH.'114l!lg- UTU' gist toexplain the secret of the alituml univer sal demand for Dr. Pierce -s medicine. He said they were in fict genuino inedicinM, such compounds as every good physician would prescribe for the diseases wh 1 1 lev wero advertised to cure. Of course, thev cost less than any druggist would charge for the samo article supplied on a physician's prescription, aim nesinea mere was tile mo tor's fee saved. Moreover, buyingthc drugs in such enormous quantities, having er fect apparatus for purifying and compound ing tlio mixture, ho could not only get tet ter articles in the first place, but prtent tho the medicine in better form and cheaer than the same mixture could possibly bo obtained from any other source. It may bethought that all this haviug reference to Dr. Pierce's private busiuoM lias no point whatever when considered in con nection with the proper qualifications of a candidate for tho Senate. Perhaps. But it is the fashion now.andswUl be for a fortnight more with sundry journals, to make sneer ing allusions to this very matter. After that brief period, they will bo quito ready to go on doing his work as before, and asnlways before, to speak of himas a great public benefactor." REPORT of tho Lehighton Tublie Schools for tho month ending Jan. 31, 1STS. men school. S Number In attendance during month 27 9 36 Average attendanro during mo. 21 8 2!) Per cent, of attendants during month So 62 84 GRAMMAR SCHOOL. M. F. T. Number in attendance during month Ill Avcrago attendance during ino. 12 Per cent, of nttendanco during month C3 GO Names of tho pupils whose avcrago mark for tho month in tho studies they pursued was ninety and above : A Class. -Emma Obert, Ella K. Graver, Sallio Hollbrd, Ella L. Sjnnlicinicr, Carrie Wci, Charles Hartung, Georgo Itcichard, Wesley Fatzinger. B Class. Emma Graver, Agnes Nus baum, Lewis Schccklcr. INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL. M. F. T. Number in nttendanco during month 20 10 45 Avcrago attendance during mo. 24 '15 30 Per cent, of attendance during month 83 03 88 Names of tho pupils that attended every day during tho month: James Geigef, Charles Wagner, Lily Higlcy, Fanny Den tiugcr, Emma Koons, Alice Mantz, Esther Raber. SECONDARY SCHOOL NO. 1. M. F. T. Number in attendanco during month 42 18 00 Average attendance during mo. 31 15 49 Per cent, of attendanco during month 84 83 84 Names of tho scholars that attended every day during tho month: Allen Bar tholomew, Albert Fuhrer, Harry Straus berry, Alfred Hcbcrling, Eugeno Bartholo mew, Elmer Sehmale, Howard Honser, John Nothstcin, George Drchcr, Ida Hontz, Manilla Waruer, Emma Schorjw, Emma Billmau. SECONDARY SCHOOL NO. 2. M. F. T. Number in attendanco during month 33 27 03 Avcrago attendanco during mo. 32 22 54 Per cent, of attendanco during month 83 81 84 Names of the scholarsthatattcmlcd every day during tho month: Harry Clauss, Lewis Drcibelbics, Charles Hauk, William Heinibach, William T. Klinger, William McCormick, Eddio MeCornuck, Wesley Rothermel, Oswille Stout, Lily Rcichard, Tommio Webb, Martha Raber, Laura Dcnt inger, Eva Dentinger, Mary Ebbert, Emma Hartung, Blanche Rhodes. PRIMARY NO. 1. M. F. T. Number in attendance during month 32 30 08 Avcrago attendanco during mo. 27 27 51 Per cent, of nttendanco during month 80 82 84 Names of pupils that attended school every day : S.irah Brocady, Lmr.i Boltz, Tillio Buss, llaltia Graver, Alice G.iggns, Barbara Kelly, Emma Miller, Ellio Rcich ard, Hannah Schry, Laura Wcidau, Wil liam Behige, Josio Hagar, Eddio Koons, 1 rank Mulliearn, Pierco Trainer. l'llIMAIlY no. 2. M. 1 T. Number in attendance during month 47 42 89 Average attendanco during mo. 39 35 74 Per cent, of attendance durins month 81 63 81 T. A. Snyder, Principal. REPORT of Horn's School, Mahoning Val ley, for tho month ending on tho 1st day of February, 1878: Wholo number in attendanco Male. Female during tho month 17 14 Vverago ditto ditto 11 13 Tho par centago of tho higher classes in tho different branches is as follows : Stiipiwji g 3 s Sujnods I .CioiijH Blq7sfv aVI.-iSooq I 31H V.;av I 2 r: S ft S S )UV '"OK I ! S; : " : 3 1 rt E feu ': ? Tho following scholars in tho lowcrclascs attenueii every uav iluring tlio month : Os car Horn, illio Horn. Phaon Shoemaker, Charles Neumeycr, Johnny Berger, Mary Neuineyer, Sarah Neumeycr, Kato Berger, atnry isergi Shoemaker. Annetta Berger and Clara j. n. lusTLKii, icacuer. A Large Susprlae Parly. This, says tho Slatingtou Xcics, seems to bo tho season of surprise parties. Tho pleasure of a call from a number of friends is itself agreeable, ami when it takes the form of a surprise party.it contains a doublo pleasure, delighting thoso who give and thoso who receive. Ono of tho most ex tensivo surpriso parties of tho season visited tho residence of Rev. L. K. Derr, on Upper Main street on Wednesday afternoon of last week, composed of the following members of tho Lehighton congregation of which Mr. Derr is tho Reformed pastor: Mrs. Joseph uueri, .Mrs. irancis Biociter, .Mrs. 11. a. Peter. Mrs. Thomas Fink, Mrs. Godfrey f'rantz and daughter, Mrs. Lewis Graver and daughter, Mrs. Aaron Htiupt, Mrs. F. Moultrop.W idow of J. Lentz. Rohbio Lentz, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. W. Peter, Mrs. D. Wieant, Mrs. R. Koons, Miss Ella Schwartz, Mrs. W. Schwartz, .Vrs. N. Nothstcin, -Vrs. W, Hautz, Afrs. F. Schively, AT r. and Mn. Wm Soabolt, Jr. ami Jrs Wm. -1ontz and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Gomery, two sons and daughter. The party took posses sion of the house and displacing Jrs, Derr from position as hostess, inado herself and those of her family at homo, their guests for the time hen g. They brought with them such a number of substantial tokens of good will that they wcro enabled to pre pare a dinner for themselves and tho family, eavine an abundant sunnlv untouched. They remained at tho parsonago enjoying themselveB until tho evening train North, when the party left for their homes. Rev. Derr has been a faithful pastor and earnestly deserved this tribute of regard from his congregation. Tlie Coal Trnile. Tho anthracite coal movement during the past week has been without special feature. , All that has transpired has been in the di rection of a full consummation of tho com pact entered into by tho operators of the several coal regions and tho largo coal car rying companies to protect tho best interests of the trade from tho competitive spiiit that lor the past year or two has ruled to its ruin. There is at present no sign of tho failure of tho combination, now so steadily progress ing in tho perfection of all tlio details. It is now almost universally conceded that tho policy being carried out is a sort of mutual protection fortho coal carrying roadsngainst tho hard times and low prices. Thoabsenco of signatures from tho articles of agreement, which somo thought was a sign of weakness, being now better understood, tho fact is ac cepted as an evidence of strength which will surely givo tho combination lifo for at least tho present year. The regular, settled monthly quotas of tonnage for each company aro to bo strictly adhered to. Securities aro positively to bo deposited in tho hands of respectable persons, and 15 cents paid upon every ton carried over and abovo the quota. Tho present purposo of tho several coal regions, to brings the supply of coal down to current demand, is daily moro certain, and the excess is believed to bo not nearly so larco as has been estimated. The wholo amount ntall the centres, in first hand,com- tent judges estimate does not exceed halt million of tons. Tho amount held by tho Lehigh Valley Railroad of operators' stock is, indeed, 30,0UU tons less than it was at this time lost year. But, assuming tho amount in all to bo half a million of tons, it is not largo for this period of tlio year. All opera tors in tlio Lehigh Valley region will sus pend mining lor two weeks Irom to-day. Tlio Central Railroad of New Jersey and the Lehigh Navigation Companynrodoingtheir part to ileplcto tho stock of its surplus, what ever it may be, and during tho month of February will not givo to tlio market more than tho proceeds of ten days work, which is not more tnnn zu percent 01 tueir capacity. An entire suspension of mining operations will commenco is tho Schuylkill region on tho 11th instant and continue for two weeks from that date. Tho following havo been fixed as tho prices of coal at Schuylkill Haven for tho month of February to the line and city trade; Whiteash lump and steamboat at $2 25 per ton, being an advance on each of 25 cents jier ton. Old prices aro continued for broken, eg?, stove, chestnut and ea Nos. 1 and 2. Tho Reading Coal and Iron Company have fixed tho prices of coal free on board of vessels at Port Rich mond at S3 50 for lump and steam-boat, an advanco of 25 cents on each : $3 55 for broken, an advanco of 30 cents : i?3 05 lor egg, an advanco of 35 cents j S3 40 for chestnut, an advanco of 40 cents,and SI 90 for pea, an advanco of 15 cents. Tho Schuylkill Coal Exchange fixes tho following ns the Febru ary prices for river and city trade j Broken, lump and steamer, per toii,S2 25;ogg,tf2 5(1; stove, S2 75; chestnut, S2 25; jiea. SI 25. Alter tlio priccsiiait ueen iixeu t lie Excnanio unanimously agreed to suspend oiwrations lor two weelts.tne suspension touatolrom mouth instant. Tho advances noted aro not up to thoso warranted by the recent auction Kilo of coal at New York. The avcrago advance realized on that occasion was 02 cents Tier ton on tho entire sale. Tho market for coal, however, is dull, tho result in creat measure ot a larse quantity 01 coal thrown uiion the market at tho timo of tho first formation of the present union, mid tho ersouswlio have purchased that coal aro selling it at prices considerably lower than tho fixed rates, but tho cutting down of production by tho pre sent action of tho several companies will soon correct this. For tho last four or live days the trade has been very materially blocked by tho fall of snow and its drills. Alto- cetner, However, t no traiio nas a iicaitiiiui aspect, and there is every prosiiect that the year 1878 wll 1 see it essentially 1 ecovercd from its severe depression without prejudice, to consumers. JMtgcr, 4tu 111st TLefolln vine table hIiowshio nuomiivol eo.il entpDctl over tlio Leliluh Volley Ujilroail tor tiie vveeK CDC-ing 1 co. ?uu, ibis nua lor tuo year 1.? coiupareu luo Hauo uum lul your. lleflons From: Wyoming Ilazieton Uppfr i.fhlgh ttiuver Mrauow.... MaUnuov ftlatiai mum!; weelt. Year 17.241 I, 10 13041 (1 10,3 1 1 7 101 10 733 I7S M 330,71-2 13 17.731 II 13731 On 1,11 II :,iai u 1'ort De'.awaro Total 02.710 10 71l.'2i II LasiBYeav cv.-j: 10 tr2i.&,7 Co Incmiao 23,537 10 110.1,18 13 uecreano Kfil'01tT01'COALtransnorteiloirr.elilh a Kusoii, nauua uivisiun. ueutrai il it. oi iNi w jorAUj , icr v uav ouuiag jsn 91, iti,s i Shipped Iroiu : Total week. To Oato. u iommi 3 817 e. 7.'.oiu ii I'liuer Lehigh 21 : 13 IWi IS " U.s.K.&co. 1,011 II 0.3'JO Heaver Moador 17.3-.0 l Ilailctou.. Ml IS Muuch I'hutiK 9 OH 11 s.m is 7.C23 12 Crou Cro'U Council llldae uuzjruviuc Total Trevloasly i epoi ted. , Total to date hume time lat ye'ii.. Increapo Dccreaso New Advertisements. T o "Whom It Hay Concern. All renwns are ho-cl'V forbid meddllnc with ono Sorrel Iloieo, one Ilutclier WaTt n unA one Haauge Cutior, loaacd br the umloifici od to CUAh. W LAUUY, of Lehigtiton. l'a., tae sumo being my property. U3WI3 IIOUN, Frantlin twp., Feb. 9, 137S.W3 jr!ssolutIon of Copartncrslilp. Notice U hereby RiveD. that tho rattncMhip lately luhsistlniilietweeu OH AS II. WKlbS and 1'. A. ANDKKW 8. oi I'aekerton. lvuua.. under the flrui ot WIClsa & ANDUliftN itu olMlved ou the Sfith daruf Januaiy, 1S73, liv utataal consent. All debt owiuir to tha uld partnerblu oro to be received by the naid 1, A, AwlteTO. and alldemtadaon ihesald partner ship aro to be prtkeuted to him for iiayiu nt. OIIAS. II WEI'ss, X. A. ANDltKH B. Fackerton, Jaunary U Ib7d. navlDcpurchateil ti e intercut ot C. It.Welsi In the lain Uiui or Went Audrew,ta uu er k'kuiiI will couthiuB In the UrvUoons. Uiocerr, lloot andrhoe, dc. ba&lue.ut the old btuntl nt 1'acfceiton, whe.ohe will be ploawd to see all Ida tnemU and cuslonieia, and by proaiit at. tenlton to biulnew will trr to reader ittinUo tlouto all wao may favor himwltn a call Tl.aokfulfor paatfavoia. I ro icit ncouuuuiince of the yatronage given the n'd firm. P A. ANPUKW8, Feb. 3, l;s-v3 3,8,11 CO 1031 (3 2,2j1 13 7?(57 fl 118,740 15 132 01 13 K2.4 9 03 Now Advertisements. SSIGNUU'S SALE Oi" Valunblo Real Estate. By vlrtaonf nn Onlci Issocrt ont oi tlic Court ot common ricasni CitrUon County, the under, sicuoj will sell at ruullc sale, on Thursday, March 14th, 1878, at TWO o'clock P. M nonn tho nretalses In KAssT WlJJuxl'OUr, Franklin lownsliln ro lion coaat, l'ouua., the following Ileal LUtute, to wh : 2io. l. All tlial certain Messuage, Lot or PIECE OF LAND, a'tnntoln East WcWunDit. rrnnKUn towmhtp, mid t'outnv i fores lid, bounttoi) mid descilbca as folowH, to witt IlcfrtinuiK nt ii pist, liience n lmi B a imb lo mart Io iIiip1 from Kri'ssovUlo to WVWspiit. fcoinh lorty-ono miJ oucnuirter rin PC t'O. wou ninety .inno feet to n ikwl tuenco ii V lnu4 lirnpOMMl ior tin al o.v, Fontli ioitr-tmeo ilfg oca cat ono hundred itiul tlitrtv.ono tret toa !o t t thenco by and i.IonjrBa d allcv, tiorih fortj'-mn' tud n qua iter (I'-greo, eat nmciv mno tcattou i oif iLcuco by Inn i or, north id ij unco no. ro -H ivei niio nundrcu and tuir. ty-LDofoet to tuo placuot bctt.uuLut?, containing 12,900 Square Feet, and embraces Tlirco Lots, vli i Nos. 7, 8 anil 0. Tho Traproycrannts tlicicon couslstnr '.'l-1. 29 feot. Two htnnos lliffh. w.th Two ! lenos attach! d pint other OatUullihngi. A V'cli f poo.l Water, mid u largo una goou Yard 'inuiruw.ii ciuii i ,i'es. No. 2. Al th.it ceitilu Lot or Piece of Ground, sftnato In Hist Woissiort in tho Townslilo and County aloio.alil, hounded olu Uescrlb, il hb fol lows, to wit: Uci'iniiliigataijUbhcioatlicn'lliur lruni V"Ianoit to Utrout'sburir, i hence by 1 mil ot Lov.i4 llo n no. th llvo ilemees cist ten eicncH to an alley olive tho cruvcvaiil tLcnco n:ou:r saiu all'v, nuutii eighty evoa ilono. ?a"l Totir porches to a riohoi tuoueo by lautl ute ef O. W. Ktotz. snutli Uvo tleprnr.i. went ipii sei cues lo wiliI public ronli thenco along tho .ime, north eiahtyoven ileareos. wot four perches to the n uco of ocxinntug. coataialug 40 Perches, Strict Measure. The Imornvements theipon rnnslnf. nf n ULACKSM ITU'S MIOl', -.0 br 21 to t. 'two Bancs High, unit Wago.i Bhoii ovcrhcail. l'clnirthn nciil E.fitn ef nnvrtv Ji- itnn. LIN i.nd WII'JJ ot eaia Fiaukna Tuwnshm. Ciriioii onuiy, nun to no soM bv the Asjluuco lor tuo UtiiEUt ul Crcilllurs. lilO terms ami coailttlnnnwiU bp, mmlo l-nnim on tho Ujy ot to- c, nml utio attenil'iuco liiveii by Ui:NJAMIN BT3HL1N, Asslgnco. rcTEit J. Mixuax, Attorney. rohrnnry 9, 1873. $2500 Active, Energetic Agents Wanted, A Year! ox OUR Q ombinalio jj p rospectu 5 OF 150 Distinct Publications AND 100 Styles or Hiblos ami Testaments, ltenreso.'tlnc Agriculture, ruoznmhlc.il. Ills toncil, llcllirlous and Ml;collttueous Works of universal Interest. A NOVCL I'JJATOIIK IN" CANVASSING II Sales in.itlu front this nro-ncLtus when all gin. g:oi!uo'AS fall. It ciml'ilu feomcthlng to suit every taiio nnu uucy. wo aio aiao ouenuu rpei'lai luduccueuts oa our Premium Family Bibles, KNGLT-II and OEItJlAN. PnOTHSTANT uud CATHOLIC. Awmdod hnnotlonly over an i theio, fur their lh.iltiuoie AUIh ami Kuncrb llllUUllirs, at lao U11A21J C122.T1SINNIAL. El'OaiTIU?., 1670. Also. General and Local Aeent3 Wantol on our GPiEAT WAR BOOK, theimFt Ccmp 'chcni-ive, Erllahloanil Aceurito jiiau-rv or inn un'niuorusi ueiuttun ino nus KlANr.U.I Tile: TLJ.K. UlttiltsO cli-pant j;uvrjvin. nam t:nu I'taua mo laiui snowy, tk'nr blo untt useful Bou.c now imbllslitil. Lbeia) 'lVnu. raiticulftf- lrce. Aareca JOHN, I'OTTEU ifc CO., PublUIiei-s, Sopt.l, 1S77. lUXILADELl'HIA wa-.lfl! hi'-hn' n r Hflnlriinliil r.XTiorillon for (i,ie f'ir"fn,7 qtiht'ifi nn! cxrrfence and lusting rhar- nzur rf tweet' nrtf fii't juvnrn g. ncn iwuutvu ever mil. As mr M-ii ftrlr frn1C'TT.ir! U closely i'aitft'.cl oi I ifchr poo'n Fee that Jtrtmnn it U r.i every Tlrs. HoM l,y All dealTn. heml Tor ninr'ie( free, t C. A. Jacsson L Co., Mfr., 1'cteriburg, Vo. A FARM AND HOME OF YOUR O WN. NOW isTIIETl JIEtoSKCUKE IT ONLT FIVE DOLLARS POfJ AW ACRE . nflliobcfli l.uulin Aun-ilca. 'J.cO'.wio Acro in r.A-Tl.ltX .NIUIUahKA. on t lie Ino ot the UNION I'.tll lil UAlI.ro.vD now fornaio. 1 1 1'wiiH crnl.t ir'.ven. mloret inly G do. cent. Thoionioiunoiilv lundii roll falk on '11011116 (il till - OUT AT RMLROAl), tho Wnill tl'H 1IIOIIWAY. Seiri for 'I IIENiiW'l i9SCCti,"(lioliei( paper lor I tone neeuiHi. new 110111 8 mcr niiiiiiiiiieii i-iiu 'iiilorniatioii with m.niw.seiit rimi!. O F. DAVIS, LuUll Axcilt V. 1. It. It., Omaha, Noo. WORK FOR ALL In tliMrmvit icca'luc. cnnvitnirir fortlioFinc a: iii ViaiTOit. (enlnrtill Wcotlv nut Mtntn v. J.nrirfu rnptT tn tdo W'oilil. wtli Mtmi ninth Cliron.01 Itop. hu CominiiFlou') to Agt-ma V. O. VXCKUUY. Aupnsta. Maine. i i:xt;ia Tine Mixed Can!, wit name, ifc, iA' HOcti-aiJ. L Jox P1AN0S1 L Joncs A Co., Niitt-au. Het -il Mlco .Oti only 6M nniv9fi. I'm ei Ilea D JJUAITV Vni!iin?lon.N.J, Card. 3J tvloi. with nuiuo lu eiw, m'ENCEU ,& c., N'a4hau, Now lorfc. 30 MIXSD CAUD3, tnth naino 10 eta., post paid famplea 3 centa. J. Minkicr & Co., Naau, r. Y. Cnnfl AOfcKTi'WANIEU tn tne faatent OUUU an.lmif bonk and 1'ictarcs In the 111 irKBt The very 'arirost piollts, Acenta me lna.inu iro iu i perujy s. T. llL't'K, Milt n, l'a Adureaa Iiev. S.liVUU'fiCIS Manufacturing Conip'y, aANDWIOII. DEKAT.ll L'O.ILL. Adarn'a l'Hent SelfFi-odinB Tower Com bbe.lrra mlJelv known the rnodwich bliell. erj, ot fcizi-s nun capacities tu suit nu v.auis, SWEET RSPM VI onEATLY IMTHOVEU THIS SKASON.Uma uudeisnrncd. All iionwus kuowlai theni FAltU HOUSE I'UWlSllSOr Sll sues tC niOSLH alvautainouj form.. w HANI) slli:i.Li:iti ef hlrbett CTJdeof ex reiieuce id taaiemu ana fuaouiseture. tscaa xor. lllunralcd tircaur J. I'.il)i!11,M7 Itaesc, we wMl MeF ttoy Jiaexs&BBJijalcflt Respectfully, efofo MlJSg y Dress Suits, Youths' Suits, Mado up from the Rest. Material, In tho mm niueeii, nt luwmi ritiuKS tun uahu ALSO, TIlEJiUNDOUS SLAUQUTElt IN THE rillCES OF Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Hats, Uoocls. CsTCall and cxararoo Goodi and Tncca before nialilntr rour rnrchascs elscwnero. .T. D. GLAUSS, Merchant Tailor, 2nd door abovo tho rubllc Snunri), HAKK STltEET, Lelilsjhton. Successor to Opposite tho L. & S Respectfully announces to his ho is daily receiving additions LADIES DRESS and DRY GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, QUEENSWARE, &c, &c, &c Also, just received a car load of LIVERPOOL SALT, which I am selling at Bottom Prices. SALT FISH a Specialty. If you really desire to know how large an amount of Goods you can get for a small sum of Ready Money, you should not fail to givo mo a call before making your purchases elsewhere. Don't forget the Mammoth Store, opp. L.&S.Derot, May C, l870-y1 LKHIOIITON. PEN'N'A. Wcissport Planing IMS & ILnmbcr ., Tletpertfnllr nnnonnco to Carpenter?, MuHilcr. Crntrnclors ar.d others, th it l.arli ir cnmolct d their JfKW .MILLS, tary aro cow prcimred.to Bupaly them, at Vi.lt LOWIiST TRICES, with overy ilo-crlption of Such as Siding, floor Boards, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Shut ters, Moldings, Brackets, Cabinet Ware, &c, &c, On the fhorlC8t Notice. Our Machinery 11 all Now anil 01 tho Musr apiitotciI Kiml, fo I lint w t liivono heeiiatlon InQnaranlclu? rerlect Patl3lastlnn to all wliomay lavor iih with tlu'lroiiieii Itvon hfivonottlnifltiicnllaiid te.octnbat um want .end joaroidem anil lliey wl.l 1,0 lillo .i-oiontly nnu nt ni low priceinsthnnjrh vou woropiesent. Givo us a Trial, and you will bo couvluced of what wo say, SOLOMOX YRAKEL, 1). 1J. ALDRIGIIT, AVJf. Ill VAl Y. .miiv inwiiv. Office nnuMUl, nearly opposite tlio Ounty, Peunn. New Advertisoments. PIMPLES. I will mail (rrcc) tho recipe for clciplo Vior.TnLE IIalu lint will reniovo IAN, l'llliLKMl-t. l'lail'LESnnn i'.U)Tcllt.lralnK 1 he vUlu suit, clear and ocaullt ili nl o iut ue. tliiiu lor prcdicUK a liixunaut truwlli nfhilr on a InU head or enitoin face, AdJrri'S, til. c'oainir net. utainp, Hen. Vaudeit & Cu., 2u Ann Ht N. V. To Consumptives. Tho aJvcHise-. lmvjnr been pennnncntiy runtlui lb it Ureal Uist'iifio. fo'jHumjJtt u. ay a pifiui." i-mcilv, ii iiiixloua 10 i.Mko known to UW f low-ftuffrt-i a tlio uuun4 of turo. 'Io all who item r u lio will sonrt acoprultao piC'Cnp-tloau-eO (frto tf chorst'). with tin direction lr it'i'uar.utr ami m.ii ttiowiwo wiurii tney mHIUh.i 11 nur.'Cuautor v iBvnrnos abiiiha. lluoNCiilTlrt. e. l'ariloi wlilutr iUb riimr p. tlou. will 1 learieiintUois IJ. A. WlLsO, I'Jl i'cun ttt , winiamurffh Jn.V T2AVPAHElTTT2itHrJ3CASD3. Iutructionand AuiUktrxoj. corau.tioit. luitoitnnt to parents uml iojcuui. :QtMtIcicntarti8ilo(icluiij, 'ine t'Dtiru putu Brut fioe tor 25 ct. currrnoy or feiaiupa, vauuu.i a wo , AniiD(. a x. $57.60 ES profits per week, it or forfeit im c'e. 1ut Uilenttl. Sump!cs tent free to alL Ai Hires i V. II, UUIU. Kl'Ult, 210 Fa ton St., Now York, ERRORS OP YOUTH. A aENTI.EMAlI who auffered lor yearn from Xervrna Debiiltv.rermalurQ Decav. nndall the t'tfrctan! youthful mdhcretlcii, will for tuo sake of suit riiiR huina-iliy, aeud lieo to all who need it. tao rcipo and directions for makiue the simp e reuieur uv wuicu nu wna cureu. Bimr, ea wlhhlnir to prolit by tlio advciticrH expert, enoo cau no no by mlrtreaiog In perfect ccnii ilence. JOHN ft OODK.N 41 Ceiiar Ht . N. V. mCl), IMMEDIATELY, A MAN AND HIH WIFE without Children. on a FA11M. 1 ho man tuuat thorouitoly uud.r. Man 1 the work on a I ar.u. umi tne woman t um. itet ut to tako f uli eaurjro of tho DA1IIY. nod Loth of ihtto able to iea.l and write. Forpir. tiruiara cpaly nt tho office of the OakDO.V ADVOCAT.J:. Lcamhtcn, l'a, Jan, tn-tnl dministralor's Xotlcc. Wotico la hereby given, that Letters of Ad tnimstrntlnn nnuii the Kiitato ot Mnrffarelta 11011. late ot the liuiouirh ot Wclaai-oit. Car bou Coaniy, TJ., dee'd, have beeu sruuied to - ' selves luueuieu lusaiu rsiaia win uiasu iiuiiic. dlate payiueut, and thove havii'ff claim will Cicseut them duly authentlcsted fur settlement UKNitY uoytn. weuaoort, jaa,i,ia7w Acrr, li abb asms Iia AUMI ($& M October C, I8.yl Business Suits, Boys' Suits. Latest Styles, and Perfect Fits Guar Caps, and Gents' Furnishing D. Bock & Co., Depot, BANK Street, customers and friends that to his stock of GOODS, Fort Allen IIou?o, WEISSPOUT, Carbon June 10, 18TG-gl 9 f J r i.?re.-'ii K-a i,t ci r 71 a f on saw: on to m:nt. a do- tiriibin mouu-noou. with wahk. linnsr: nml DWl;r.LIMI nttaccid. Miuuied in tin l'orouih of Wu:sjpnt, To., nnii known nt tho Lewlt U eua 1'tororty, (U'eiy ooiupletl br OincilujBnyder.liaitr-itufoi -aio or to Iteiu. Tirrn retiAiiiable. Apaiviotho uiiilvrslencd at Ins roslceuce in Lehlirbtou, or Slnro hi l'aekettou. Jan. i: mV LEW 18 WEISS. ra KOn BALK or TO LET, A DouUo Hliti Fianie llwclliui: llousj, aitir to anont tHiL cno half mile east (1 W t ias oit. cu tho i.iu leauh irtnalnr,aFnrnnco.unablofor iwo faail tea. Tacre are nbot al re e ut lAtnl m councclirn uh tho buildliiK. and for aula with it, 'icrmsuioueinto. Apnit to 1m i; KLErlTNOEIl, Jin 19. l.eh!siitou. Pa. TO LKT, a comfortablo Dwelling H 0083, and lot c f ci ound in tho borougu nf I'nrivviMn. ItCMit lurriArulH. Aumv ui U F ICLEl'WNUElt, Agent. LoulKatou.f'a. Jan. II), tt. Jpor Sale. A fewsaa'es ot the F.rat National Bank of I,eMhion stock. Apply i.t the otlloo of the CAltllON AUVOCAl'E. Jan, 111. IfTs-tt. IXECUTOIl'S AOTICE. Estate of Solomon Soil, Deceased. Jtteri Teatamentarr on lLo Katato of 8o'o. mou Kelt, Into of Fiank lu luwnahlp. Carbon Couutv, 1'cnn'a. dci,'d have beeu grunted lo Ihoa. J. Bo.t and Kin i Bolt, of hrunklln 'Iwp., In aaid County, to wlioui all persona in lerited to the said Kttate nro t quete.l to mane pavment. and thoe having c:aliu ur deiuands wUt mak kuown tho same n ithouc delav. THO1. J. SOLT, 1 Jan. Ja, lir?-wt P4
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