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ATTOItNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE I around yioorlothenewaddl.'lonof the
llanilon House, Mauch Chunk, Fa, Business
transacted.. In English and German. Collections
prompt? made and Conveyancing neatly done.
W Settlement of Estates, Proving Wills, ob
taining Letfcra of Admlnlstratlon.FHIng Accounts,
and Orphana' Court Practice carof ally attended t o
Licenses, Charters and Incorporation! procured,
and Criminal Cases made a specialty.
Packard Orchestral Or
gans, and Haines Brothers
Pianos, A. P. Horn, Agent,
Lohighton, Pa.
July25,lS71-m3
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SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 25. Ib74.
Local and Personal.
Special Notice. Thoso of our sub
scribers receiving their paper with a
cross upon the corner near tbelr name,
will savo fifty cents advanco In price by
remitting the dollar, .subscription at
once. Our terms are $1 lu advance, or
tl.GO It not so paid.
The Harvest B. B. Club, of this
borough, have received iheirnow outfit,
belts, caps and.shjelds.
The State Frqh,lbltory Convention
nvlHimeet.In narrisburg,,on the 12th of
August. '
Some-boys' playing '"on Lehlgh-st.,
Thursday afternoon found a box con
taining fdur' silk parasols ' under the
pavement opposite Samuel Iloberllug's'.
They had evidently-been there for tome
time, the silki being iiiuch discolored
from exposure to the weather.
Account and memorandum books
and a, general assortment of stationery
, at.thp Advocate offico at low figures
forcash. 25 nice envelopes nnd .31
sheets good note paper for 23 cents.
Try It. Bon Ton cuveldpes'18 cents per
package, XX superfine quality.
Farmers are offering potatoes in
this borough at $1.25 per bushel.
A son of Daniel Fritz, pf Mahon
ing, was thrown lroui a horso, near
Summit mil, on Monday last, and had
a 'leg broken.
W. A. Graver lias received a new
lot of goods.
i A number of the citizens of Lehigh
ton and Welssport, accompanied by the
Tort Allen Cornet Band, will visit Glon
Ouoko on Monday next.
Tho Lebanon County Mutual In
suranco Company has laid au nssess
mont'of.$5 per '(1000 Insured to cover
losses,
Prof. Henry Coppeo, President of
tho Lehigh University at Bethlehem,
has resigned. He had held the position
eight years.
A meeting of tho Directors of tho
Thomas'Iron Company, was held last
week at IIokendauq.ua, and a dividend
of 3 per cent, declared.
W. A. Graver sells calico at 8 cents.
Gq and bo convinced.
A mad dog was killed In Bethlehem
on Thursday, evening last week, ne
was tho property of Mr. C. E. Brcder,
Cashier of tho F'irst National -Bank of
that place.
ine jsagic uotci, at uetnicnem, is
now again open for the reception of
gubta. Mr. George JJoppes', formerly
of .JKauch Chunk. late of , Gettysburg, is
the new landlord.
Tho' Jones', at Slatlngtoii, aro in a
rapidly bettering condition, and will
soon again be able to. bo out. Whether
an arrest will follow for the murderous
assault upon tho wife, hasiiotyot trans
pired.
'Side band calicos at- Wm. A
Graver's.
Tho Allen Cement Company, of
Siegfried's Bridge, has been awarded
the coutract.to furnish tho cement re
quisite in tho erection of tho now Tost
Office building now under way in Phila
delphia. Tho quantity contracted for
is 10,500 barrels.
' Thottou trade Is livening up a lit
tle, shipments being roado almost dally.
An unknown man, supposed to be
Michael Nester of Portland, Conn., was
killed at Easton, Pa., on Saturday night,
on tho Lehigh Valley railroad, lie had
fallen on tho track' while Intoxicated,
Col. John D. Bcrtolettc, of Mauch
Chuuk, Mr. IF. E. Smith, of Siegfried's
Btidgo, Mr. C. F. Smith, of Bethlehem,
and Mr, Noah Notlisteln, of .tfahonlng,
wore In town on Tuesday last, and call
ed into our sanctum.
Boots and shoes can be had at W.
A. Graycr's.
BenjamlnYeager of Jauch Chunk,
sports a very fine match team.
Two good girls for housework aro
wanted, by M. W. Raudenbusb, at
1's.ckerton. Amount of wages for good
girls who sult.tho placo will bo no ob
ject. Apply soon.
i Tho way "to minister to a mind
diseased,'" la 'to take, Peruvian Syrup,
a protected solution of tho' protoxido of
Iron, whlch glvpk strength nnd vigor to
the whole system, restores tho digestive
organs to perfect, health, thereby re
storing the mind to It's natural vigor;
-Tho Lehigh Valley railroad lias
borrowed 82,000,000 In England..
-Tho Glen Boiling Mill, IHs said,
will not start up Its 11 res beforo fall.
Tho Central Railroad Company of
New Jersey havo erected n handsomo
depot at Bowman's Station.
-Horses and carriages of tho best at
L. F. Klcpplnger's livery; also, on hand
a lot of curb stones snd planks suitable,
for tldewalks. a,
If you want a neat and substantial
boot, shoo or gaiter, made to order, call
on Thos. A. Williams, nearly opposite
Durling's Drug store. A fino assort
ment of misses' and children's gaiters
and ladies' slippers always Id stock.
-Capt. James McKiniey, of Eckley,
whs in town Saturday last, and dropped
in to havo a friendly chat with us. Tho
Captain looks well.
. Wo visited Philadelphia during tho
past week, and while thero dropped In
to see nn old friend, Frederick Schmidt,
at tho Lehigh Valley House, 419 Berks
street, wbero wo met Mr, Chas. Bitter,
formerly of Mauch Chunk, who is now
encaged in the manufacture of cream
beer, in tho city of Brotherly Love,
and of which wo had tho pleasure of
partaking, and found It a pleasant,
palatable beverage. Ho is located at
330 Crown street. Fied. Schmldtkeeps
it ou hand, and our citizens should call,
and try it when they go to Philadelphia.
-"Take a ridel" If so go to David
Ebbert's livery and securo one of his
elegant teams. Charges moderate.
-F. P. Lentz is now prepared to re
ceive his friends, and supply them with
every article in his lino at very low
prices. Seo.his advertisement.
-For family flour, of tho very best
quality go to J. K. Itickert, East Weiss
port. Lumber and coal In largo or
small quantities at lowest market rates.-
A. lew lots In Elckertown still unsold
buy at onco.
A game of base ball played between
tho Ironsides Club, of Parryvllie, nnd
tho Franklin, of Welssport, on Saturday
resulted In favor of the former by a
scoro of 89 to 23.
Chicken cholera Is said to bo very
prevalent in many parts of tho country.
By tho provisions of the new post
al law, newspapers go free to subscri
bers In tlio county wlicro published,
from July 1st 1874. Tho Idvocatc Is
only 1 a year and no postage to pay.
II. E. Fatzlnger, late J. Fatzlnger
iC Son, keeps constantly on hand a largo
stock of fine groceries, fruits and vege
tables, which he is selling very low for
cash. Fresh fruit3 and vegetables al
most daily.
Let every voter seo to It that ho is
registered. Tho ten day assessment is
abolished by (he New Constitution, and
all voters must now bo registered sixty
days beforo election, when tho registra
tion lists will bo returned to tho Com
missioners. As tho election is to take
placo on tho 3rd day of November it
will he well for every voter to st'o that
ho Is registered by tho 1st day of Sep
tember. To tho ladles of Lehlghton, Welss
port and Puckcrlon. Laury & Peters,
agents for J. L. Farr's French kid
button shoes, lasting button gaiters and
French foxed gaiters. Tho best fitting
and wearing shoo In tho market. Give
them a trial.
.Bethlehem. July 22. Tho Grand
.Irmy of tho Republic met here to-day.
About threo hundred delegates wcro
present. Commander, A. Wilson Nor
ris, addressed tho Convention. Tho ad
jutant read an encouraging report, nnd
tho Quarter Master represented finances
In an excellent condition. Tho order Is
rapidly increasing In membership. A
congratulatory dispatch was rccoived
from the Department of New Jersey, in
session at Patcrson.
Charles Trainer, Lehigh street,
will supply you with dour nnd feed,
plow your gardens or do your hauling
at reasonable rates.
For 6alo a five octavo Parlor Organ
(new) at a great reduction, ripply at
this office.
Now goods at Wm. Kemerer's.
Lehigh CJap Items.
Tho Ruchvillo Sunday School, of
Mooro township, Northampton county,
paid a visit to St. John's church on
Sunday last. They arrived at 10 o'
clock, wero met by the Sunday School
of this place, and warmly greeted. In
the afternoon they visited tho Lehigh
Gap park. The Lehigh Gap Sunday
School will return tho visit in tho latter
part of August.
Cherries aro about over. Tho late
rainy season caused them to rot.
The farmers aro dono with their grain
harvest, but have somo hay making yet
to do.
Apples seem to grow nicely, and will,
from present Indications, be lan abun
dant crop.
Chas. Stroup has a splendid field of
cabbage, and will shortly furnish tho
market with thorn, Bon,
Religious.
Prof. Patterson, of Pottsvllle, Fcnna.
will preach in tho Presbyterian church
to-morrow (Sunday), Services In tho
morning ntl0:30 and lruho ovonlng at
7.30. Sunday School in (ho morning nt
9 o'clock. Prayer meeting every Wed
nesday evening nt 7.30. A cordial In
vitation Is extended to all.
-Evangelical church Rev. A.Kreck
er, pastor. Preaching, Sunday nt 10.30
A. si., (German) and 7.30 r. m. (Eng
lish) by the pastor, In Iho'JVbrlhampton
street school house. Sunday school at 0
a. m. Also, prayer meetings on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings nt 7 30 P. m. vlll aro cordially
invited to attend.
Methodist Episcopal church Rov.
Wllmcr Coftmau, pastor. Lova-feast
at9A..M. 'reaching 10:30Af M. .by
Presiding Eldor itov. WraS B. Wood;
at 7:30 r. m. by tho pastor. Sunday
School 2 r. m.
Rev, D. K. lCcpner, pastor, will
preach In tho Trinity Evangelical Luth
eran church corner of Iron and North-ampton-sts.
Services to-morrow (Sun
day) at 10 a. m. In German; at 7.30 r.
M. English. Sunday School at 2. r. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
7.30 o'clock, and Teachers' meeting
Thursday evening.
Caving in of a Conl Jllnc.
Last Saturday, between 0 and 10 r.
m., an oxtensivo cavo occurred In tho
Enttrprlso collery, north WHIres-Barro.
Tho miners discovered signs of the com
ing cave and mado their escape, but had
been out a fow minutes only when
the crash came. In their hurrythey left
twenty-fivo mules behind, but went back
after them when thoground ceased set
ting. They had succeeded in rescuing
all, hut another cavo occurred, and cut
them off from tlio main opening, and
they had to mako their exit through the
safety opening. The next morning, tho
Engineer, Henry Carey, entered tho
mine with a lighted lamp, whenjha.gas,
which had been driven Into that part by
the cave exploded, bruising him severe
ly. Tlio surfaco shows a number of
cracks or fissures, but none of tho
houses, of which a' .number aro'.bui'lt
over tho mine, are perceptibly injured.
An area of eight or ten acres Is included
In the cave, but It has all settled evenly,
and tho damage, outside, ,1s very slight.
Inside of the initio It is quite serious,
and will entail a heavy loss upon the
operators. Tho lowest vein worked is
twelve feet thick, and about 330 feet
from tho surface. Tho upper ouo is a
nino feet vein, and has been worked,
but the middle vein Is five feet thick,
and has never beon worked, It-cau'not
yet bo told whether this latter vein can
bo worked hereafter.
Unnk llceourceii.
According to the last monthly state
ment of tho First National Bank, of Al-
lentown, inado Juno 20th, tho capital
and resources ammounted to $893,331.
40. Individual deposits, 238,800,71.
Second National Bank, of A'.lentown
capital and resources, 8738.07i.23.
individual deposits, SlUl,u;i3.US.
lllentown .National Hank capital
and resources, 31,890,278.81. Indivldu
nl deposits, $330,533.53; demand certi
ficates of deposit, J225.393.0-l total
5501,932.07.
Catasamiua National Bank canltial
and resources, $1,358,412.03. Individu
al deposits, $85,241.72.
l-.aslon .National Dank capital and
resources, 81,012,873.07. Individual
deposits, $451,082.11). '
First Natio nal Bau k,of Easton capi
tal and resources. 81,409.072.85. In
dividual deposits, 8478,038.14.
Kutztown -N ational Hank capital and
resources, 8152, 985.75.
Lelilgli valley National Bank, Beth
lehem capital aud resources, S7T0.770.
71. Individual deposits, 8150,831.53.'
First National Bunk, of Mauch Chunk
capital aud resources, $1,281,500.01,
Individual deposits, 83tiU,8G9.31.
Second National Bank, of Mauch
Oliunk capital and resources, $347,
972.00. Individual deposits, 101,001.
21.
State Teachers' Auioclatlou.
Arrangements have been mado with
tho various Railroad companies by
which teachers can .obtain excursion
tickets at reduced rates for tho purpose.
of attending tlio annual meeting of tlio
State Teachers' dissociation, which will
be held at Shlpponsburg, on the 11th of
August, 1874. For cards' of member
ship cncloso 81.00 with stamp, and for
orders, send stamp only, giving railroad
and namo of depot from, whlch-you start'
before August 1st, to J. Fletcher Slckcl,
Ticket Agent Stato Teachers' Associa
tion, Germantowu, Pa.
The Coal Trade.
Tho following table shows the quau
tity of coal shipped over tho Lehigh
Valley Railroad for tho week ending
July- 18th, 1874, and for the year as
compared with the same time last year:
I'rom Week. Year.
Wyoming .... 25,243 Oj 081,475 01
Hazleton 35,010 03 1,103,712 00
Up. Lehigh. . 49 18 2,040 11
Bea.Meadow.. 12,743 17 390,308,07
Mahauoy..,.. 0,81001 asi.OSl'lO
Mauch Chunk 111 19 2,107 13
Total 82,099 08 2,499,779 11
Last 1'car.... 99,072 09 2,470,183 11
Increaso -23,590 00
Decrease 10,020 00 113,187 01
That was a bright llttlo child who In
quired "Ma,- when cow die, do they go
Iho 'milky way ?"
Letter from Parryvllie.
Tp the lidltir or'J'nr.'ClEBOH AnrctATES
: SVit, Slnio' tho1 gonial prcsenco of
your spicy, little Iovocatu continues to
Illuminate many of our Parry vlllo homes
every Saturday night, it has occurred to
us that a few Items from this quarter
would,bo.of interest to, at, least, a fow
of your many readers.
Tho Catbonlron AVorks aro moving
slowly along, at a' little better than half
their capacity. Nearly all tho men aro
in employment, though at wages much
reduced! ,rTho "J'good tlmo coming,"
has, verily, been a long tlmo on tho
way, and yet wo do not ovsn catch a
dim glimpso of It-in tho distant luturo.
Would that it wcro here. Rumors of
"hotter times" aro lifo. Thus far, how
over, wo, have had to bo content 'with
mero rumors and wish for tho "better
times." Wo confidingly hopo that
September will witness their advent.
Our Public Schools closed a successful
term on Friday last. Miss Jones, teach
er of tho Primary School, returned to
her homo at Mluersvlllo, Schuylkill Co.,
on Saturday, In compauy with Miss
Mollle, her sister, who had been spend
ing a wcok of vacation iu our romantic
little village.
Mr. J. M. Bauruan, son of Hon. D.
Baumau, lias returned after a second
year at Fort Edward Institute, to spend
his vacation at home. Ho returns, wo
understand, to finish his third year.
Masters A. L. nnd R. H. Bauman,
younger sons of Mr. Bauman', wo nro
Informed, are making preparations to
enter Kingston Seminary at tho com
mencement of tlio fall term.
It speaks well for our Pnrjyville
Schools, that .these young men havo re
ceived all'thblr proparatory-tralullig at
I home. Besides these, honorablo men
tloji .might; lje made fit fir', C. Tsiilth,
now engaged In the Banking houso of
'Wilbur & .Co., at JJethlehem; W. E.
SmltbtVbrothcr, teacher at White Hall;
Mlss.-M.vEaul, (now Mrs. Norton)
fofm't;Fly aUCachpr of this place aud
later in your-borough, and 'Miss Mattlo
A. Phifcr, of this placo, all of whom,
wo aro proud to say, havo embarked up
on jthclr variouscalllngs, wlthln the, last
few years direct from Parryvllie Schools.
Bcstdeshcabovcnameilthcro aro many
who havo received good, practical train
ing, who havo not entered any particu
lar profession. - Behold i,sotne of - tho
fruits'of tlio "Independent School Dis
trict or, in other words, tho results of
longer terms and better pay.
Tlitiil;;you,iloeltiay?
Let tlio people say.
Ill a future aitlclo, When our cnthu
siasmupon thm, school "question bhall
havo abated, we mar attempt adescrip
Hon of our cozy llttlo village and its
picturesque surroundings.
Tours Truly, Pono Poco.
Parryvllie. July 10, 1874.
Lehlghton School IJoartl.
July 22, 1874. Special meeting call
ed by tho President for tho transaction
of general buslnoss. Itfcuibers' all pre.
sent.
Whereas, Mr. J. L. Allom haying ex
pressed some fears In regard to assum
ing tho responsibility as principal of our
Schools, Therefore,
Resolved, That wo reconsider tho ac
tion of tho.Board of July 9ti on. the pro
motion of teachers. ' , '. v
On motion, resolved,. That tho teach.
or of tho High School' aud Principal bo
S. J.Baruet; salary-53 per month.
Ou motion, -lllss Hattlo lleilmau was
elected ns tea die r of secondary school
Instead of'Miss Traxler.
Ou motion, resolved, That tlio teach
ers for tho other schools remain as elect
ed t meeting held July 8th, viz: J.
L. -llleru, Grnmmar;'Miss M. T. -Yar-
uall, Intermediate; Emma Weaver, 1st
aud Miss 'Need 2nd Primary.
On motion, resolved, That wo admit
scholars outsldo or tlioDlitrlct, and that
a committee of .threo bu appointed, viz:
Dr. N. B. Reher, A.-J. DurJIng and R,
F. Hofford, to glvo proper notico of
sajno by advertising.-
Oil motion, a comniltfco of flv6'wcro
appointed to mako necessary arrange
ments for grand opening entertainment
of tho now School House, viz: John S.
Lentz, N. B. Reber, J. R. Youngkin,
11. F. Hoffora aud'W. M;Rapsher.
On motion, A. W. Eachea was noti
fied to meet tlieBjail of Directors at the
New Schpol Houso on Saturday after
noon next, and have a full and detailed
statement of all extra work, damages
Incurred, &c. - -
Ou motion adjourned.
A. J. Duiilinq-, Secy.
Hargatita.
T. D. Clauss, tho merchant tailor, in
order to roduco stock; is offering special
bargains In boots, shoes, gaitere, hats,
caps, ready-mado clothing, &c. Ho In
vites especial attention of our citizens
lo these .goods, all of which aro of tho
best quality ho has no low priced
auction goods aud will bo sold at an
Immcnso reduction on former prices.
You aro invited to call nnd inspect these
goods; there Is no charge for Inspection
even if you do not purchase.
Dominion papers havo mixed their
Butlers badly. Thoy havo killed B, F.
in Brooklyn with the hydrophobio In
stead of Fraucij
WcUtiiort Items.
O. Knccht has romoved to Sugar
Notch, Luzerno county.
W. Ii Knecht, tho flour man ts cport-'
lng n now wagon. Mado It himself.
F. O. Kin'po will remove Into tho
houso recently occupied by O. itnccht.
John Zcrn, Into clerk with W. II.
Knccht, has left for tho Kutztown Nor-1
mal School.
The "heavy lumberman" is doing a
thriving business In lumber and at the
dining table, at least Wo so Infer from
tho rapid growth of his hugo body.
JllU'l'led,
On tho 19th Inst., nt tho M. E. par
sonago, in this borough, by Itov. W.
Coffman, Mr. Juo Derr and MlssAnnlo
C, Rauch, both of East Jhuch Chunk.
On tho 4th Inst., nt Ncsquehonlng, by
tho Rev. David Trevarrow, William
Ronomus of Ncsquehonlng, nnd Rebec
ca Shaffer of Mahoning.
In Audenrled.on Saturday, July 4th,
by Rev. A. Brittain. Mr. Wntkln T.
Williams, of Yorktown, and .Miss. An
nie Roberts, of Audeurlcd.
Ulctl,
At Buck Mountain, on July 5th, 1874,
John Hill, aged 23 years.
lt Lehigh Tannery, on July 11th,
1874, Irving, youugestsou of Lewis and
Hannah Hawk, iu tho third year of
his age.
Closing Prices of DeUaven & Towns
end, 40 South Third Street, Pliiladel-
pnia, July 2u, 1B7-1:
U. S. (Vs. 18S1
. 18 Ud.
. 12'i bid.
. lOKl'Id.
. 10ibId.
. 1CK bid.
. IVA Ui
. 17l bid.
. 13 bid.
. 17V$ bid.
. 12? bid.
. 10?? bid.
18'4 nskeil.
Vii asked,
10 a.koJ.
17 '4 askeil.
1CU asked.
17? afckeii:
ITS asked.
li'2 asked.
17?J asked.
13 ' asked.
a&ed.
C5K asked.
U.S. 6 20, 1862 .
U. B.B-20, ISM .
U. P. 520,1805 .
U. S.B 20,1805 J.& J.
U. 8. fiao,18C7 .
r.ti.&-20,iscs .
U. S. 10-10
U. 8. Currency, li'a .
U. S. G'b, 1SS1, new .
l'ennsflvaula It. 11. .
1'lilH. 4 Healing K. II.
Lehigh Valley ltallroad
lhlh Coal & Nav. Co.
i5M bid,
UO Ud. G0V4 asked,
ili bid. 44)5 asked,
UnltM Companies of N. J. 124 1.IJ. 121lasked.
Uold . . . IWlf tld. 110 asked.
Silrer . . . .lot) tld. 108 sked.
Special Notices.
The Acme Shirt This is to
certify, that Messrs. Laury & Peters
havo taken Instructions Iu tho mo of the
Acme Shirt System, and aro fullv quali
fied and authorized toi jManufacturo tho
Geometrically-Balanced Shirt lu tlio
JJorougli of Lelilgliton. Signed,
Prof. W. M. Dildine.
Gentlemen desiring a handsomo fittlntr
Shirt should leave their measure at the
post office bulhlhiL'.
LAURY & PETERS.
Juno 20, 1874-m3
Piles ! Piles ! ! Piles ! ! !
Vlles, Internal, K-zUnual, nieedlnx or Itcblng,
Tbo intense Bufforlngocrasloued by the distress
ing disease, in its various forms. Is known only to
thoso who are unfortunate enouzh to ha aullcteJ
wltu it. The aleep'ejt nlislits, the uncomrortaWe
days, the hazard look or the sufferer bear wlt-
nessortne Intensity or the pain experienced when
troubled Willi this prevailing disease. The suc
cess of llrlgss' Tile llemedy as a posltlre cure is
unequalled in the annals of medicine. Iltllefll
Immediate Mheu used as directed. The immense
demand ior this great remedy is. uuparalelled.
results'. Sold by A. J. DUULINO, druggist, Le
blghton. may 9 ly
TUe most 'Womle.i ful Discovery of
the lOtli Century.
S. X. HO'W'Jj'S
Arabian Milk Cure
FOR CONSUMPTION,
And all Diseases of the TIIUOAT, 01IESTrfid
I.U.MJ3. (The only Medicine of thoklruHatho
norld.) y
A BCH3TITDIE FOR COD bjVClf OlL.
Permanently euros Asthmarflronchltis, Incitil
out Consumption, gi of ' Voice, Shortness of
Jireatn, utiiarru, u-oupfuougus, colds. c , In a
lew aa s. -
llOrS. D. HOWE'S
Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier,
Which IUCFiniS from all other preparations ii
ItaluutriiAn: Action ui the LIVKK.KIDNky:
and nl,00. It is purey vegetable, and cleanses
tho STStera ef all Impurities, builds ud. jind makes
1'ure, JMcU ltlood. It cure s Scrofulous Diseases cf
all kinds, removes constipation, and regulatos the
Howe's. l-or"OKNKItAh DKnlLlTV." LOST
VITALITY," and "lIltOKBN.DOWN CONST1TU-
T1USB," 1 "Challenge the 13th Century" to find
Its e-iual. Kvery bottle Is worth Its weight Iu
gold- i rico, ci.wper noiue.
ALSO,
DR. S. D. HOWE'S
Arabian c Liver Pills.
They cleanse tho Liver and Stomach thoroughly,
removo Conctlnitiou: contalu no calomel uor any
other Injurious iugredlent, and act quickly upon
inese organs, wunuui producing anypiluor weak
nehS. Trice 23 cents per box.
OO.N8UMI'TIVES
Should nsoall three of the above Medicines.
.Stld by A. J. UUHL1NU, Druggist, sole Agent
for Lehlghton, 1'a.
Dft. S. II. IIOWK, Sole Proprietor, 1C1 Chambers
street, new ior. apr. it, i5M.yi-
MttS. LANE'S Certain Cure for Ingrowing NalU,
Tapo Worm! Tape Worm!
Tape Worm removed in from 2 to 3 liours with
harmless Vegetable Medicine. The worm passlngi
from the system alive. No fee asked until the en
entire worm, with bead, passes. Medicine barm-
less, can refer those alUlcted to the residents' -of
tuts rity wtiom i nave cured. At my omoe can tie
seeu hundreds of specimens, measuring from 4'J
to 100 foet In length. I'ifly per cent, of cases of
Dyspepsia and disorganizations oi toe i-irer are
caused by stomach and otk.er worms eslstlng in
the alimentary canal. Worms, a disease of the
most dangerous character, are so little unden.tr.od
by the medical men of the present day. Call and
seo the original aud only worm dehtn,vr, or send
for a circular which will give a full description
and treatment of all kinds of worms, enclose 3 ct.
stamp for returu of the same. Dr. 11. P. Kvaaui,
i'J) North Ninth Street, Philadelphia, l'a.
(Advice at oOlce or by mall free.)
BS-StlAT, 1'IN aud STOMACH WOIIM8 also
removed. 8ept.C.1873-ly
JJ-SAAC MOVI1U,
Practical Slater,
LEHIGIITOIV, I'a.,
announces to tho citizens of Lehlghton
and vicinity that he Is prepared to fill
all orders for Roofing Slate and do all
kinds ot Roofing and Slate work on
short, notico and reasonable terms.
STltopalring neatly and expeditious
ly done. Juuo liMf
TO" OOIC BEAUTIFUL LOOK
ROSY I A Rottlo ot DURLING'S
ROSE GLYCERINE for Roughness of
tho Skin, Chapped llnnili, Ac, only 23
routs a bottle may 0,
New Advertisomonts.
Cor.T.iXlIATRand COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,
Nlif Haves, Cojsi. tOth year. Preparatory
to College, Scientific School or lluslness. with
nystematle nnd thorough physical tralninz by
miuuirj.iraioing, gymnastics, rowing, ac. I'ata
loiuca rent on application. WM. II. ItUSSEI.L,
jmyqi l'rincipai.
Ci:i)AU II ILL SEMINARY A pleasant, health
ful, family Hoarding School lor both sezos.
Location desirable: cbarireM morlerritA l i-ontRAnf
Instruction eltcnsive, nnd number of students
limited. Kor circulars, ndlre.j D. Deullnger,
.it,,., -n,.uuj, tuicaaier ceunty, ra.
Rich Farming Lands
IN NEBRASKA,
Now for Sale very Cheap
10 Years Credit, Interest only 0 per ct.
SEND FOR " THE PIONEER,"
A handsomo Illustrated paper, contain
ing the Homestead Law. A NEW
NUMRER Just published. Jlailcd Jrco
to all parts or tlio world. Address,
O. F. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner U. P. R. K.,
July 11 Omaha, Neb.
Waters' Concerto Organs
are the most hiauiifci. in atrr.r. and rmrccT fit
tone tvia huc. 1'ht VOKCE11TO STOP it the
I1F.ST ll-IB PUCED IX ANT OlKHK. It it prodMci
hv an extra, set of heeds, rrccMAiur voiclp. Vie
r.rrr.1,1 or lomcn it Jtiuai UIIAICHMU amt
SOUL-STltltlXG, while Ut IMITATION of tte
HUMAN roiCU it SUl'ERll. Termt Liberal.
Waters' Philharmonic Vesper and
Orchestral Organs
in UNIQUE FRENCH CASES, are anumj the
BEST MADE. CMl! COMnlNK 1'UlllTl' of YOICINQ
Kith OREAT VOLUME oTONE. SUITABLE for l'AU-
LOR, CHURCH or MUSIC 1IALU
WATERS' New Scale PIANOS
uve oreat powER.aud a riNi sixaiso toke, vj7i
alt. moperm improvements, and are the VEST
PIANOS MADE. These OrOins and- Tiaivos
ore warranted for SIX tears. rillCES EX
TREMELY LOW for cash, or part cisa and
ntUNCE- III MONIULT or QUARTERLT FATMSNTS.
EC0KD-!!tNt INSTRUMENTS TAKEN til XSCUANas.
AQEXTS WANTED in ivert Coonit In the U.
S. and Canada. A liberal discount to Teachers,
Ministers, Churches. Schools, Lodges, Ac. ILLUS
TRATED CATALOGUES Mailed.
Ilornco Vater0 & Son,
4SI Ilrosdway, New York- V, O. llox 3507.
ttC (100 per day nt bJuie. Terms freo
Address Ueoroi ST1530N & Co.
Portland, Maine.
CONSTANT EMPLOKMENT At home, Male or
Female, $30 a week warrantod. No capital re
quired. Particulars andvaluablosamplessentfroe
Address, with lie. return stamp, C. HOdS, Williams
burg.N.Y, Jy 11
Cash Wages
A snlendld paving busi
ness for your leisure hours
or Your cntlro time, at bOme
n,,lfit Cenn ortravellng.youngoroldof
UUtnt Tree, either sex. Asplemltdand
complete outfit sent tuts
to those who will act as our agents. No'capttal
required. We must have an agent Inevery town.
Write ntonce, and securo the ngeucy. Ad
dress ALUEN. HALL CO., 0 N. Howard Btreet,
Baltimore, Md. July 11
AT PRIVATE! SALE.
Tho Lehlghton School Itoard now
offer, at Private Sale, tho following de
scribed vaiuablo REAL ESTATE, bo
ing a portion of tho Public School Pro
perty of tho Borough of Lehlghton, to
wit:
One Lot and Building,
situated on the corner of Iron and Pino
streets, and bounded nnd described as
follows' : On tho north by Iron street ;
west by a common nllcy ; south by a
lot owned by Joseph Obcrt, and east by
Pino street. Tho lot is 00 feet front by
189 feet 0 inches lu depth. Also,
TWO LOTS,
Numbered 153 and 154, situated on Pino
street, In said borough, bounded and
described, as follows : On tho west by
Pino street; south by lot No. 105; cast
bv West allev. and north bv Cedar al-
loy''5ald lots being each CO eet front
ry itsu reet u Indies in deptli. .Also,
One Lot and Building,
Situated on Northampton street, and
known as tho South Lehlghton School
Property. Also,
tST For terms and further particu
lars, npply to either of the undersigned.
JOHN S. LENTZ, President.
A. J. DURLING, Secretary.
Dn. N. 15. REBER, Treasurer.
Lehlghton, May 2, 1874.
7cIsgiort Alicatl!
Tho uudcrslgned would respectfully
Inform builders, contractors and tho pub
lic lu general, that they have opened a
In connection with their
SAW-fflLI,
Near tiio L. .ft S. Depot,
WEISSPORT, Penna.,
nnd that they havo now on hand an Im
mcnso stock of thoroughly Seasoned
Lumber, such as
Rough Pino Boards,
Surfaced Pino itoards,
Flooring, Hemlock and Pino,
Sidings, of. nil kinds,
Shingles, au Iminonso slock.f )
Roofing nnd Ceiling Lath,
Scantling,
and, In fact, Lumber of every descrip
tion at thi very lowest market prlcos.
Wo aro also propared to furnish Build
ers nnd others with a vory lino nrtlole of
M ti 11 si - sulLahhi for Illiiufiiiia-
Worli, IMsiNtcrlug, &c, at Re
markably Low Figures.
Wo have constantly on hand a largo
lot of Wood suitable for FiroworxJ,
which wq will sell, lu larce or small
quantities, at Prlcos to suit your Pocket
Oca Motto HONEST COUNT-LOW TRICES.
IcaM&Albrigki
Weissport,
nug 23-yl
Carbon county, F3
TJSTATIS NOTIOli.
ESTATE OV OWEN JIOYKH, LL of Welssport
Borough, Carbon County, l'a., deceased. All er
sons Indebted to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment, aud Lhotebat log legal claims,
agslnst the same will present thorn without delay
in propur rdr fur settleuientto
r MAIIY ANN MOYKIl and
EMMA ilOYKII,
Admlnlslratrlx.
Y.lujiti llwouch, J one SI, 1ST! wu
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