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BATXJKDAY MORNING, DKUUMHBIt 13, 1873.
Local and Personal.
Rev. William F. Unwell, of Catn
sauqua, will preach In the M. E church,
tn this borough, this (Friday) eveolug,
at 7:00 o'clock.
Tho holiday business Is beginning
to look up.
Wo are soaking a mackerel for our
Christmas dinner. Allentown Demo
crat. Send us a family invite, Brother
Haines we are the golden number 7.
Shortest day Sunday, December
21st..
The Merchants' Bank, of E.iston.
has declared a semi-annual dividend of
five per cent.
Candles, wholesale and retail, at
Hausman & Kuhns'.
Those desirous of purchasing good
clothing at fair prices, should call at T.
S. Beck's storo, and examine his. stock.
He don't propose to bo undersold under
any circumstances.
"Meet me half way," Is a capital
motto for employer and employe at this
time.
Col. John D. Bertolette, of Mauch
Chunk, has been .appoluted Inspector
General of State Militia, by Governor
Hartranft.
' For family flour, of tho very host
Quality go to J. K. Klckert, East Weiss
port. Lumber and coal In largo or
small quantities at lowest market rates.
A favy lots In Itlckcrtown still unsold
buy, at once.
. The Glen Boiling Mill Co , of Al
'lentown, has resumed operations.
Another new engine passed down
the L. V. B. B. on Tuesday, It was
built at the Weatherly shops, and is
named the Atlantic, No. 7.
Toys and candles for the Christmas
and New Yeir holidays at J. Fntzlnger
& Son's, at the very lowest prices. Call
and Inspect their stock before making
your purchases elsewhere.
Our friend Smith is putting a now
porch in front of the Weissport House.
Ct n. Jacdanlels, tho Weissport
barber, intends building a new estab
lishment for himself In tho course of a
few weeks. When finished ha will
have one of the most complcto shaving
and hair cutting saloons in this section,
In connection therewith he will keep a
choice stock of perfumery, tobacco and
cigars. Mac. is evidently a success In
"vjTelssport.
A literary society was organized In
Weissport on Saturday night last.
L. V. Klepplnger has a fino stock of
horses and carriages to select from when
you want a ride.
Ladles, read W. A. Graver's new
advertisement In to-day's paper, and
observe the tremendous reduction for all
kinds of goods.
Three talloreescs, on custom pants,
wanted immediately at T. S. Beck's
merchant tailoring establishment, Le
highlon, Fa.
The singing class, under the in
etructlon of Bev. D. K. Kepner, which
meets In tho Iron street school-house
every Monday evening, Is a success.
The Lutheran Trinity congregation
expect to occupy tho basement of their
now church building for worship about
the first or second week in tho New
Year.
We learn from the Morning Herald
that Dr. Bond, who visited our borough
a few weeks since, has located himself
permanently In Allentown, and lilted
up an office In Boom 2 of Leh's Build
ing. See advertisement.
Iron in the Blood. When tho blood
Is well supplied with its iron element,
wo feel vigorous and full of animation.
It is an Insufficiency of this vital ele
ment that makes us feel weak and low
spirited ; In such cases, tho Peruvian
Syrup (a protoxide of Iron) can supply
this deficiency, and its uso will Invigor
ate' us wonderfully.
Sheriff Brelnlser, accompanied by
Col. John D. Bertolette, of Mauch
Chunk- drovo through town on Satur
day last, favoring us with a call in
passing.
Gen. Chas. .Albright, has been ap
pointed a member of House Standing
Committee on Military Affairs.
Toys for girls and boys In endless
variety, and at panic prices, at Haus
man & Kuhns'.
Z. n. Long Is offering extraordi
nary Inducements to purchasers of dry
goods, groceries, provisions and Queens
ware Call and inspect his Immense
stock.
tCharlos, Trainer.. corner of Lehigh
and' Iron streets, will supply you with
tfotir and feed, plow your gardens or
o your nauilog at reasonable rates.
Wo paid a visit to tho storoof Sny
der & Wills, lato Bowman & Co., In
Wolsspott, a few days ago. and found
thorn very busy. The storo has under-
gone a completo change, and presents
neat and attractive appearance, while
tho clerks aro polite nnd attentive to
the wants of their customers, who aro
numerous, and no wonder, when we
tako Into consideration tho alarming re
duction this firm has mado In the price
of nil kinds of goods. Messrs. Snyder
& Wills deserve a fair portion of the
trade of tho community, nnd wo doub'
not will receive It. Sea their advertise,
ment.
The railroad strike still continues.
There has been very little change In tho
situation slnco the last report. At
Titmaqua It is said the operatives aro
about resuming, nnd It Is posslble'tho
strike will end In a few days. Tho
effect upon tho coal trade will not ho
very serious, even should It continue,
at tlicro Is n largo stuck on hand.
Mr. Lyman Hakes, well known
throughout this Stateas a great criminal
lawyer, died In Wilkes Barre, Monday
morning, aged fifty-seven years. His
dlseaso was acute softening of tho brain.
Ills remains were taken to Delaware
county, N. Y., for Interment.
For alnts, linseed oil, glass, white
lead, &c., go to F. P. Semmel's hard
ware store, Bank street, Lehighton,
Cheap as the cheapest good as the
best.
Fresh bread and cakes dally at
Hausman & Kuhus'.
W. T. Wolfe has removed his pho
tograph gallery from the old stand to
his residence on Second street, a few
doors from Fenstermaker's hotel, where
he will be pleased to see all his old
friends' and any number of new ones
who desire a perfect picture at a low
price. Pictures of deceased persons en
larged to life size on moderate terms,
Our friend, the "heavy " lumber
man of Weissport, is building a com
modious carpenter shop, between the
Fort Allen Foundry and the new Emery
Wheel mannfactory of Marsh & Co., In
that place. Yeakel & Albright aro un
doubtedly two of thp most energetic
business men In WeUsport.
"The law," said Judge Ashurst in
a charge, "Is open to nil men, to tho
poor as well as'the rich." So Is David
Ebbert's livery stable, nis prices for
teams aro down with the times.
If you want Job Printing of any
description, you should call at the
CABBON ADVOCATE OFFICE,
where you can get it dono as quick
nnd as well as elsewhere, and SAVE
25 PER CENT, on your order. Como
along. Wo are ready to serve'you.
Wo nro sorry to have to Announce
that our enterprising townsman, Mr. F.
P. Semmel, has been quite seriously 111
during the past week. We wero pleas
ed to see him on the street again on
Friday.
Dr. II. T. Bond, now stopping at the
Allen House, Allentown, ono day last
week relieved Mr. E. E. Nonnemacher,
bricklayer, of that place, of tape worm
ten yards In length. The worm had
been growing about twenty years. caus.
Ing great emaciation, nnd enormous and
Insatiable appetite in tho sufferer.
Tho Catasauqua Manufacturing
Co's rolling mills at Catasauqua and
Fern Dale are still lying Idle. The
mon refused last week to accept ?4.50
per ton.
Bev. C. J. Cooper, of South Beth
lehem, one day last week, fell and dis
located his shoulder blade.
Services In the M. E. church, to
morrow (Sunday) as follows: Morning
at 10:30 Sacrenient of tho Lord's Sup
per ; Sabbath school at 2:00 p. in., ami
preaching in the evening at 7:00. Sub
ject "Tho Conveislon of Lydia."
T. D. Clauss, the merchant tailor,
Bank street, this borough, has on hand
a large and fashionable stock of hats
and caps for men, boys nnd children,
which he Is offering at nnd below cost.
If you need anything in tills line, you
should call at once.
Host Baudenbush, of the American,
has put down a sidewalk on the road
leading from the Lehigh Valley depot
to hi i hotel. Jake, n good pavement Is
" one of the noblest works" of roan.
Revival meetings are b?lng held
nightly In the M. E. church of this
borough, and are attended with much
Interest.
Prominent men of both parties are
advocating the adoption of the new
Constitution.
The attention of our lady readers
Is directed to the advertisement of P. J,
Klstler, of Weissport, In another column.
The best place for school children
at night at home.
t ' .
That Pence.
Whose business is it to repair that
fence betweeu Mr. Olt's resldenco aud
top of the hill, oh the road from this
place to Packerton ? It Is undoubtedly
in a bad condition, and we expect every
day to hear of somo team or other roll
ing down and getting smashed. Those
whose business it Is should attend to the
matter at once. In some places the
tease Is entirely gone, nnd as a conse
quence It is magnificently dangerous.
Maiicli Chunk Items.
By our ovm correspondent.
Mr. Charles Lclsenrlnir, of E. Mauch
Chunk, nnd a brother of Hon. John
Lelscnrlnc nnd A. W. Lclsenrlnir, Esq.,
died at his residence of dropsy on Tues
day afternoon last, aged about 38 years.
Tho funeral took placo from his resi
dence on Wednesday afternoon, at two
o'clock, and was largely attended.
Bev. E. Ferrler, of tho Presbyterian
I'hurch, officiating. Mr. Lelsenrlng
lor the past two yearn had been confined
to his house nearly all the time. He at
one tlmo was ngent for the DuPont
Powder Co., nnd was ono of tho firm of
J. Belghe & Co., boatbullders. He was
well known throughout the county, hav
ing resided here nil his life. He leaves
a widow and several children.
Tim Junior Mechanics elve their ball,
nt Bhoads' Hall, on New Year's Eve.
Menu's Philadelphia Orchestra furnish
the music.
yreniinn's panorama of Ireland, with
Dublin Dan, Ac., exhibited hero Tues
day and Wednesday evenings to good
houses. The singing and dancing of
tho ladies connected 'with tho troupe
was excellent.
A whole flock of Encllsh sparrows
have resumed their winter quarters In
the tree boxes In front of tho First Na
tldfial Bank.
The clerks In the L. S. and L. V.
B. B. nnd Lehigh Companies offices nro
busy ns bees counting tho "greenbacks"
to bo paid out by these companies In a
a fow days.
Mlie criminal business at the next
court, it is thought, will ho light.
The receipts from tho Methodist fair
and festival foot up nearly $1500.
Jiauch Chunk Is nultatcu wltu n danc
ing school, which convenes twice n week
at Ithoads' Hall.
Notwithstanding tho new Constitu
tion is to bo voted for on Tuesday, little
if any Interest seems to bo taken in tho
matter In town, although experienced
Judges predict a handsome majority for
It in the county.
joun i' idler lias put on an addition
to his residence covered with a flat roof.
making It three stories high, and M. C.
Morris, jr., and Samuel Lines have had
a handsome, porch erected In front. of
their houses.
Tho Phccnlx Cornet X?and have In
contemplation a surprise visit, one of
these evening, to one of your jolllest
townsmen. Gcpst ocht.
County Supt. Hofford and Bev. n. F.
Mason, of your place, paid' a visit to
Mauch Chunk this week.
The steam which heats tho Mansion
House passes through more than a mile
of pipes. How is that fur high ?
On Saturday afternoon last a number
of Mauch Chunk sportsmen, In com
pany with Mr. LaFayette Lentz, took
n trip to his farm in Beaver Bun, and
amused themselves with plgeuu shoot
ing. Most of them were supplied with
tho latest patter u of breech-loading guns,
and tlility pigeons wero let loose from
a trap, one at a time, and after Hying
filteen feet away from tlieboxthey wero
open to the aim of the marksmen. Out
of the lut about half of them were killed
and a number wounded. Several very
skillful "on tho whig" shots wero made.
It seemed to be great fun for tho gun
nlsts but death to the pigeons.
Since tho L. V. B. It. reduced 10 per
cent, on the wages of their employees,
nt tho foundry of Albright & Stroll they
have been reduced 10 percent., and nt
i'alkeld & Boberts' foundry, 25 per ct.
This seems to be rather ioigh on the,
mechanics who are, as it is, only work-'
Ing short hours.
Jury Commissioners Adam Christ
man, of Peuu Forest, Charles Lentz, of
Mahoning, and Sheriff O. Breinlser,
placed Vuew selection of 500 names of
taxpayers in the wheel for 1874, and
drew the juries for the January term of
Court, which begins on Monday, Janu
ary 19th, 1874. Among the traverso
Jurors drawn from the wheel was tho
name of Lemuel de Bailey, a servant of
Major Klotz, of this borough, the llrst
colored man ever drawn on a Jury In this
county'. However wo live In a progres
sive age.
Miss Annie Kenhner died, in Mauch
Chunk, on Tuesday night, of an affec
tion of the liver, aged about 37 years.
She was a daughter of tin late John
Keuhuer, an old resident of this town.
Sho was qulto well kuown in this vicin
ity as a skillful seamstress, and of lato
years had been ailing considerably.
Her remains weru burled iu the Upper
Mauch Chunk cemetery on Friday af
ternoon, Bev. A'oble Frame, officiating.
" Beautiful mud " has been flowing
through our htreets for the past week,
and sleighs have been assigned summer
quarters.
E. K. Stroh, Esq., has been employed
by Thomas Kemerer, Esq., tho new
Prothonutary, as his clerk, and Edgar
Twining has been appointed Deputy
Treasurer by W. E. ifevan. Both aro
good selections.
Drowned,
At 4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon
last, while five little hoys skating on a
pond in Westwood, n suburb of Potls
vllle, Schuylkill county, the Ice gave
way, letting them Into the water. The
brakeman of a passing traiii went to
their rescue, nnd saved two of their
lives. Three weie drowned, Samuel
blmmons, James Flun nnd Francis
Boppert, aged respectively 0, 11 and 13
years. The father of James Finn was
drowned in the same pond six years
ago.
Mine Accident.
An accident occurred at No. 3 Slope,
of tho Honoy Brook 'Coal Co., near
Audenried, at seven o'clock on Satur
day morning of last week. Two men
were instantly killed and several others
seriously injured. The car was nbout
being let down the slope when 15 men
got in. Just at they started and got
over the tip, the staple ring broke, the
car went down about 170 yards and
landed among the skids, throwing all
out, killing Alex. Brown and John
Blchards, and thrco others have since
died from. their injuries.
Proceedings of the Carbon County
Tjlterary Society.
Saturdat, Dec. 0, 1873. Tho meet
ing was called to.order by the President.
The minutes of previous meeting wero
read and approved.
Tho committee on by-laws reported
and, after some discussion, tho commit
tee was, on motion, held over to report
further at the next meeting.
The committee on place of meeting,
reported progress.
JVext carao the regular exercises : D.
S. Grossman read a well written essay
on " Great nnd Small Things," after
which Miss Baker read, with good ef
fect, Byron's "Waterloo.; Frof J.
P. Rowland followed with some good
selections, which were well read and
highly appreciated. Rowland Is a very
senslblo reader.
The question for debate, "Should
Education bo compulsory 1" was next
In order. Tho afflrmntlvo was well sus
tained by Prof. Hofford, who spoke of
tho pernicious effects of Irregular at
tendance, nnd tho failure of measures
to secure better, and held that compul
sion should now bo tried, It might
succeed. It could at least do no harm.
Dr. Leonard followed In tho negative
He thought that If tho government wero
compelled to educate, it should bo .com
pelled to feed, clothe nnd wash.lts sub'
Jects. The discussion was participated
in by Profs. Rowland nnd Youngman,
and T. W. Rehsbaw. The president
reserved his decision.
Tho following exercises were appoint
ed for next meeting :
Orator, Prof. Allem ; Essayist, Prof.
Younpman ; Elocutionist, Miss Huls
izer ; Question for debate : " Resolved,
That the English language is more In
debted to Chaucer tljan Shakespeare."
Affirmative, Dr. A. U Smith; Ncga-
tivc, Prof, ltowland.
Resolved, That the Secretary furnish
a copy of the proceedings to our county
papers.
On motion adjourned.
T. W. Bknsuaw, Secretary.
The Coal Traile.
Tho fullowlng table shows the quan
tity of coal shipped over the Lehigh
Valley Railroad for tho week ending
Dee. 0, 1873, nnd for the year as
compared with the same time last year:
From Week, Year.
Wyoming.... 10,035 17 . .
Hazleton .... 1,400 00 ..
Up. Lehigh.. 112 10'..
Bea.Mcadow. 1,558 10 . .
Mahanoy.... 3,785 02 ..
Mauch Chunk
Total 23,911 11 .
Last Year. . . . 02,448 10 .
Increase
Decrease 38,537 08 .
Slurried,'
On tlio 27th lilt., nt tho rostdenco of Kov.
I. K. Kcptier, In Sliitlnutnn, Joseph Folk
and Carolina Nothstlno.uotliof I.eliighton.
Died,
At Bowman's, on the 1st Inst., Mr. John
Mlhm, ngud 77 years, 1 month and W days.
Special Notices.
11. II. T. BONO, having for
Ten Years made a specialty of af
fections of the alimentary canal, suc
cessfully treats all diseases of the Stom
ach, Liver and ifawels, by his common
senso treatment. Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Biliousness, Nervous De
bility, Hernia (Rupture), Hemorrhoids
(Piles), nnd Tape Worm yield to his
treatment nfter everything clso fails.
Thousands of cases of diseases of tho
Throat and Lungs nnd Nervous Com
plaints arise from disorder of thn diges
tive functions and disappear under pro
per treatment. Hnve you a weak stom
ach, general debility, Indigestion, con
stipation, acidity of tho stomach, palpi
tation or fluttering at the heart, heart
burn, fullness or weight In the stomach,
disgust for food, swimming nt tho head,
if so, consult Dr. B. nt once.
Do you want something to strengthen
you? Do you want to get rid of nerv
ousness? Do you want a good appetite?
Do you want energy? If so, consult
Dr. B. ntonco, his common sense treat
ment will cure you.
SKI ii DImciincn arise from Impur
ity of the blood and disordered diges
tion causes impure blood if the foun
tain head be vitiated the entire strenm
is rendered Impure nil outward appli
cations such as lotlona and salves may
dry up a disease for a short time, or
drive it in on the vital organs, but Dr.
B's treatment expells It from the system
nnd makes a perfect cure.
Hernia (Rupture), treated by me
chanical appliances and elcctilcity.
Radical cure effected In all curable cases.
11 1 cs! Blind, bleeding or itching,
cured like magic, Instant relief given
nnd speedy cure. The number of those
afflicted Is truly marvelous. Let uo false
delicacy prevent, hut consult Dr. B. at
once and bo relieved from n life of misery
'S'npe Worm Removed in Three
nours. Hundreds of patients afflicted
with tape worm are doctored and drug-,
ged for other complaints, of course with
out relief. The presence of this dis
gusting parasite gives rise to a train iof
symptoms that are often mistaken for
other diseases. Dr. Bond removes tape
worm, head and all, with purely veget
able medicine In three hours. No fee
asked until entire worm Is lemoved.
tSf It you have any of tho above
diseases, do not hesitate, but at once
consult Dr. Bond, and be cured. His
treatment Is rational and scientific ; his
remedies are purely vegetable, they act
by atslstlng nature and restoring the
system to a healthy condition. He Is
the only physician In America that
makes a specialty of this olassot diseases
Dr. BOND will visit Lehighton occa
slonally. During his absence he can he
consulted by letter all communications
confidential. Address, describing symp
toms, Dit. II. T. BOND, Allen House,
AlleBtown, Pa. nov 22-3ou
. KINDWORDS.
Tho Associated Reformed Presby
terian says For years Perry Davis
Paln-Klller has been known ns a most
useful family medicine. For pains and
nehes wo know nothing so good ns tho
Pain Killer. For many Internal diseases
It Is equally good. Wo speak from ex
perience, and testify to what we know
No family ought to bo without a bottle
of Davis' Paln-Klller.
MEssrs. Funny Davis & Son. Pnov.,
R. I., .Gents: AlthoiiKh nstrangerto
youlamnnttoyourlnvaluablcmcdlclne,
Paln-Klller. 1 formed Its acquaintance
In 1847 nnd I am on most Intimate terms
with it still: my experience In Its use
confirms my belief that there Is no medi
cine equal to Paln-Klller for the quick
and sure cure of Summer Complaints,
Soro Throat, Croup, Bruises and Cuts.
I lmvo used It In nil nnd found a speedy
cure in every case.
Yours truly, T. J. GARDINER, M.D,
Judging by our own experience who
ever once makes a trial of Perry Davis'
Paln-Klller, will not fall to recommend
It widely as an unequalled liniment, mid
valuable internal remedy for colds and
various other complaints. Every Month
Tho efficacy of Perry Davis wotld
renowned Paln-Klller in nil disease of
the bowels, even In tho ten Iblo scourge,
the Asiatic cholera, has been amply
attested by themost convincing authori
ty. Missionaries in China aud India
have written homo in commendation of
this remedy In terms that should carry
conviction to tho' most skeptical, while
Its popularity in communities nearer
homo Is ample proof that the virtues
claimed for It nro real and tangible.
Among family medicines lt.stands un
rivaled. Boston Courier.
The Saturday Even'g Gazette of Bos
ton, says: It Is impossible to find n
place on this broad land whero Perry
Davis' Pain-Klller Is not known ns a
most valuable remedy for physical pain.
In tho country, miles from physician or
apothecary, the Paln-Klller Is cherished
as tho exclusive panacea, and It never
deceives.
"Perry Davis' Pain-Klller Is really a
valuable medicament, and, unlike most
of tho articles of thn day, Is used by
many physicians, il is paitlciilarly
desirable In locatlpn where physlcans
are not near, and by keeping it at hand,
famlles will often save the necessity of
sending out at midnight for a doctor. A
bottle should lie kept In every house."
Boston Traveller.
"We havo tested the the Paln-Klller,
nnd assure our readers that It not only
possesses all the virtues claimed for it,
but In many Instances surpasses nny
other remedy we havo ever known,"
Herald .of Gospel Liberty.
f-Sold by all Druggists. -dC-lra
CAUD TO TUB LADIES.
Duponco's Golden Pills
There 1 not a InJy .Ivlng, bat what nt midia pe,
rio.1 or other or her lira m III flmlDUl'ONCO'S
QUtUKN TILLS Just the inedlclno die needs.
For Nervous Debility Headache,
Falsifies, (fed;
they never fill, Mid may be depended upon la every
case arising from any difflcultles through cold'or
dlseaee. Tbey always give Immediate relief. A
lady writes: Dupouro's Uotden IMIls relieved me In
one day, without Inconvenience, like inajic.
The (Jenulne are In (White) Boxes, and upon
each box my private Revenue Stamp, and the
Words UUL'UKUU " UULUE.X m unite
Letters, without which none are genuine, and tho
box signed "S.D. HOWU."
Full and explicit directions accompany each box.
Price $l.U0 pr box, six boxes for t$3.U0. Sold by
one Druggist In every town, village, city aud him
let throughout the world, iiuld by
A. J. DUULING, DRUGGIST,
Solo Agent for Lehighton, Fenn'a.
Ladles uy seiitllug $1.00 tu the liehlgbteQ, l'n.
Post Utllce, am ha tUe I'ills ueut by mull to auy
part f tlio country, free of postage. juuuU-Um
Tnpo lVorml Tapo 1o ml
HemOTed In a few hours with harmless WgetaMeit
Medtrtne. No ft'e!,atel unlit tho entire vorra,
with head, paue. Itefur thoso afflicted to rest
dents of the city whom I hare cured, that had Iteon
unsuccessfully treated at the JcITerson Medical
College, on Tenth street; hid taken In Tain tur
pentine, the so-called swcifics, and all known re-'
medles. Dr. U. V. Kuniil, .No. 259 Korlh Ninth
Street, Philadelphia. The Doctor has been in
business for oyer twenty.flve years, and Is perfect,
ly reliable. Call and see. Adrlco Tree. Iteraoveu
tapeworm from a child Mx years old, measuring 20
feet. At his office can be seen specimens, somn of
them over forty feet In length, which hare lioen
remured In less than three hours by taking one
doss of his medicine. Dr. Kunkels treatment Is
simple, safe and perfectly reliable, and no fee un
til the worm, with head, passes. Dr. K. P.KraiciL,
239 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Va.
Sept. C, 1673-ly
'PIIK MOST WONDKIIFOL DISOOVKKY OF
A TUB 19TU CKNTUKY.
Dr S. I). MOWIl'S
Arabian Milk-Cure
FOR CONSUMPTION,
And all Diseases of the Throat, Chest
and Lungs. The only Medicine of tho
kind in the world.
1 Substitute for Cod Liver Oil.
Permonently cures Asthma, Bronchitis,
Incipient Consumption, Loss of Yoico,
Shortness of Brenth, Catarrh, Croup,
Cough, Colds, Ac., In fow days, llko
magic. Price tl per bottle, 0 for $5.
Also, D. S. D. HOWE'S
Arablnii Tonto Illond Purlller.
Which differs from all other prepara
tions In Its Immediate action upon tho
Liver, Kidneys nnd Blood. It Is purely
veaetnble, and cleanses tho system of
all impurities, builds it right up, and
makes Pure, Itlch Blood. It cures
Scrofulous Diseases of all kinds, re
moves Constipation, and regulates the
Bowels. For " General Debility, "
" Lost Vitality," and " Broken Down
Constitutions," I " challenge the 19th
century" to find Its equal. Every Bot
tie Is worth Its Weight in Geld.
Price ll-per bottle, (I for 85. Sold by
A. J, D,UItLING, Druggist, sulo agent
for Lehighton, Pa. Dr. b. D. HOWE,
Soto Proprietor, 101 Chambers Street,
New York. June 28-Uw
uditoius not10i5.
heal kstatk of joii? uhad.
Public notice Is hereby (lien to all literested In
the dlttrlbuiiouotthe rucee4s of the ails of ths
real eatata of John Urady, lata of I'eon Itaien,
Uarbon County, Pa, that the. Auditor will attend
to the duties of bis appolnlment ou SATUKIMV,
DKCK5IBKK 13th, A. D. 1873, at his Offlce.at the
ilaoiloq lloiua, Mauch Chunk, at 9 o'clock J. M.
- IKW1SRA Auditor
NHWnherSI, 1WJ. wt '
K liAUOR SAVER !
The undersigned respectfully an
nounces that be has been appointed
Agent for tho
Universal Wringer
AND
Doty'sClothesWasher.
I would also nn-
F- nounce to my,
iiiuiui.i Hnti mo
public In general, that I havo opened a
llrst-class
and that I can fnrnlih Horses, Buggies
nnd Carriages of iho best descrlpllon,
for Pleasure, Business or Funeral pur-
poses, nc very lieason.iblo Charges.
A Iso, that having engaged rt Itellablu
Driver. I run nri'nnrpn to .In It A Iir.i vn
of every kind on short notice. In con-
IKw-tlm. Mw. Itl. -l.-ll it
i.viuuu uiuiewiHi x auiui continue my
Carriage Manufactory
where tho people can get their Carriages
Wnuons. etc.. UKPAIIlF.n nn l,nrf no
tice nnd at reasonable prices.
ine patroiiago or tlie public is most
respectfully solicited.
L. F. Kleppinger,
Cor. OASK. and IRO.V Strivf.
Feb. 22, 1873. Lehighton, Pa.
15. CiiAUSS,
sv
a Bill m it
m lussils m
And Dealor'In
Cent's FiirnlsiiliiK Goods,
LEIIIGnTON, PA.
Constantly on hand a splendid stock of
NEW GOODS,
Consisting of Plain and Fancy Cloths.
Casslmeres nnd Vestlngs.for Men's and
Boys Wear, which I am propaied to
Mako up to Order In the most Fashion
able Styles, at short notice.
Ladles', Misses and Children's
A well selected stock of French and
Turkey Morocco, Glove Kid, Lasting,
Kid, Pebble and Grain Leather Boots
and Shoes on hand, or
iUailo to Order.
Hats, Caps and Furs,
Of the Latest Styles always oj hand, at
the Lowest Price.
Also, Agent.for the
American & G rover & Baker
Sewing SlacMncs.
Only Ono Prlco for Everybody.
January 11, 1873-yl
M K. RICKERT,
" Opposlto L. & S. Depot,
On tho East Weissport Canal Bank,
Respectfully Informs the cltlzons of this
vicinity that he keeps constantly on
hand, and Is selling nt tho very lowest
Market Prices, tho very best brands of
ALSO, DGALEK IN
For .Building and other purposes, which
ho guarantees to be
Thoroughly Seasoned
And to Sell at tho
VERY LOWEST BATES.
Wholesale and Retail at tho very Low
est Cash Prices.
Holms also a number of very eligibly
lUL'aieu
In RICKERTSTOWN, Franklin Twp.,
which he will sell on very Easy Terms.
aug. 9, '73-yl J. K. RICKEKT..
JPHIKKITUUE FACTORY.
VAL. SCHWARTZ,
BANK STREET, LEHIGHTON, PA
Itespettfully announces tohls frleods and ths nub'
lie In general, that he Ins constantly on hand and
for aaW, at the UIWKST CASH l'llIOKS, tha Tarr
Uest aud Latest Styles of Well-Made
Household Furniture,
Comprising Bedsteads, Bureaus, Sofas,
Lounges, Woodnnd'Cane-Seated Chairs,
Looking Glasses all kinds, fcc, tc.
Furnishing Undertaker.
FUKUIIALS promptly attended to at rery mm.
M Charlie. JUM 2jt i8Wj
E. H. SNYDER,
EEHIGISTON, VENN' A.,
, DI2ALEH IN
Dry Goods, Motions,
GROCERIES, QUEEHSWARE,
Olasaiwarn, Hardwnraics
May SI, 1613.
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