n. V. MORTIIIMKn, EDITOR.
I,ElliailTO.V, PA.l
SATURDAY MORNINII AUGUST 29, 1874.
The Secretary of tho New York
Hoard of emigration estimates that tho
total number ot Immigrants to tills
country during Ihe present year Mil be
about lM.OOO, This Is 183,000 less
than Id, 1873.
There ts'nbthlng taking place In ref
erence to tho. Row case at present, ox
oept tho mailing Of' ,ai pottal card to,
postmaster; aud.others having upon It,
a likeness of the stolen .boy, and an an
nouncement.ot a reward of, $20,000 for
Ms recovery, with a full description of
the child.
The Pittsburg .Commercial says that
n largo amount of money has been bor
rowed In oxd around the. city during
the last thirty or sixty days upon col
lateral of pig Iron. This: Is n , usual
thing nt this ttmoot the year, but the
Ftitl fostered hope of rapid Improvement
in the prices of Iron has had a tendency
to Increase (he. volume of transactions
of this, description considerable beyond,
the habitual limits this summer. Hold
ers of Iron and its, products express
themselves as full.of confidence in a
rapid and considerable rise tj take
place early In the fall, consequent.upon
the demand from jobbers and others
who require to lay in full stocks, orp the
colder weather sets la.
A Washington dispatch of the- 24th,
cays it 1ms been ossertaincd from a re
liable source that Spain, Instead ot car
rying Into effect the understanding of
the Fish-Polo protocol, namely, to in
vestigate the conduct of thoso of Its au
thorities who havo infringed on the
Spanish laws or treaty obligations, and
to punish those who may have offended'
have made a demand of Indemnity in
the affair of Virgtnius, and for other
alleged wrongs suffered by Spain owing
to tho filibustering expeditions fitted
out in this country, and landing, or at
tempting to land man and munitions
ot war on the Spanlih-Ameiican coast.
To this demand our Government has
replied In firm but courteous, terms, as
serung tne untenabiencss of ,the, , po
sition of the Spanish Government, and
reminding it ot Jhe , remissness or the
inexcusable delay In making reparation
for the wrongs suffered by. American
citizens in person and property.
The latest information from Minister
Cusblngistha,tiells8tfll pressing pur
demands on Spain. It seems, certain
that the clau Be In the protocol provi
ding that reciprocal reclamations thall
be the subject-'of- reconsideration be
tween the. two governments will not end
satisfactorily, in which case.itiwlll, be
come tho subject. of arbitration as per
agreements, providing the. constitution
al aisent ot the Senate of the United
States shall be gYvon to t.
Politics and the election canvasses
are beginning to get lively agalri. Num
erous States conventions are now being
held, and with next week1 will open
tho usual Tound of 'antuinri elections.
Owing to tte fact that the Fortytfourth
Congress Is chiefly chosen this fall, the
approaching elections will, be animated,
and In roost ot the States an exciting
canvass' Isanttcipatod. Vermont, opens
the series next Tuesday, Septemper 1st,
a Governor Ming chosen there as well
as Congressman. On September 2d,
Wyoming, and on the 8th, Cdlorodo
lect delegate to Congress. On the
14th, Milne choses n. Governor. On'
en October IS th elections are held In
Ohio, Indiana, Iowa arid Nebraska,
the latter Bttto electing a Governor.
that is the day an which our Pennsyl
vanla election would have been held
had notthe new-Constitution postponed
It until November. Georgia votes Oc
tober 14th, for' a Legislature; South
Carolina the' 21st, and West, Virginia
the 22d, LoultaBna holds her election
November 2. On, November 3,, which
Is the "Tuesday after the first Monday
lo November," the series closes, but
on that day the bulk of the autumn
election aro held the, commonwealths
that -rota being I Alabama, Arkansas,
Delaware, Florida. Georgia, Illinois
Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Ma&sa
chusctts; Michigan, .Minnesota,, Mis
souro, Nevada.New Jersey, New York,
Pennsylvania,, .South' Caiollna, Ten
nesee, Texas, Arizona, Dakota, Idaho,
and Washington. In twelve ot the
above States Governors aro to be chos
en.
Prof. E. D. Elliot.of Washington, has
prepared some curious statistics of tho
cost of "the" National Government per
capita, uniltt different administrations
The statlbtlcs aro not strictly speaking
for administration periods, but for four
fiscal 'yetrs approximating tho different
President 111 udmlnlstruUouj. Except
In consequence of wars, the cost ot the.
Gover nment pejLcaiJta does, not appear
to vary grcatlycven dyrTngextejided,
period, of. years. 'Thus, tb'e cost per
head from 1701 to 1702 was
38, from
1702 to 1700 $1.20, for tho four years
ending In 1800 $1 -CO, nnd for tho four
years ending In 1804, $1.47. Tho four
years ending in 1810, Including the war,
period, raised the cost to $3.05, but tho
cot was soon reduced again, nnd did
riot during anyone period exceed 81 87,
until the .Mexican war period, when it
readied $2,05. In the two terms Im
mediately prececdlng tho rebellion, tho
cost Increased tn $2 33 nnd $2.23,
nnd In the first four years of tho war
they mounted to 425.10 In currency, or
$10.70 In gold. In tho four years of
tho Lincoln nnd Johnson administra
tions, tho cost was $10.83 In currency,
or $7.70 In gold per head. During the
first term of President Grant, tho' 'cost
was reduced to $7.37 In currency, or$0.
37 In gold. If the expenses growing
out of the rebellion be deducted from
this whole cot. the expenditure per
capita was only $1.00 in cilrreney, or
51.UU in gold, being no greater in fact
than tho cost per capita during extend
ed periods of peace In the first half cen
tury of tho nation's existence.
The Pelinej'lvnnlix Democratic Con-'
-vtiitlon.
Pittsburg, 4ug.!20. Tho Democrat
ic State Convention was called to or
der at 11,89 a. m. to dny ,n Library
Hall, by,Dr,,Xeblngcr, chnfrman ot the
State Committee. He said it devolved
upon the delegates to put,- before thb
people, a, platform of principles of the
Democratic faith, and it remained, with
the Couvent'on o decide whether the
old Keystone Slato would bo wheeled
into tho Democratic lino or remain with
tho Republican party, Applause;
The calling of the roll showed that
there was a very full representation of
chosen delegates, but in some instances
substitutes were announced, while
there were a number, of contested seits.
i-The Hons. Vftn. A. Wallace and J.
Ellis' wero nominated lor tomporary
Chairman, Mr. Wallace representing
Mr. Boss, nnd Mr. Ellis representing
Mr. Dnllis for Supremo Judge. A viva
vnqe vote resulted In tho choice of Mr.
Wnllace, by 739 to 03, which was af
terward made unanimous.
M. Wallace was conducted to the
Chair by Mr. Ellas and returned thanks
for the honor conferred upon him. lie
said he would not speak upon tho Issues
of tlio day, but would ask tho aid of tho
convention In tho enforcement of tho
rules that may bo adopted. He Invok
ed a spirit of harmony, and also the,
outspoken utterances of tho principles
of iho great party.
William H. Wltto presented a rotolu
lion that a committee of one from each
Senatorial District bo ap.mluted to
which 'all-resolutions hhali' b6 referred
without debate Carried.
Committees on .permanent organiza
tion and on resolutions wore, then se
lected and the Convention took a recess
until 4 f. m.
The Convention reassembled shortly
after 4 o'clock this aflernooa, when the
Committee on Permanent Organization
presented, their report recommending
tlio lion. WllllamiA. Wallace lor per
manent Chairman with .a I.-urj number
v(0 -Presidents and aeoretarlef,
which was adopted.
The report'of tne Committee on Re
solutions was railed fori but It' was an
nounced that they would not-bo able to
report until to morrow, morning.
rno convention men procccaeu io
ballot for candidate for Supremo Judge..
l'lve, ballots were taKen.
On the fifth ballot the voto for Ross
was bue-thlid of tho total vote, cast.
During the ballottlng considerable ex
citement prevailed. After the announce
ment of the null ballot a motion was
made to adjourn: until 0 o'clock to-mor
row morning. This was reilsted by
the Ross element, but was carried Dy a
vote of 133 against 100, and the Con
venlion adjourned until ttiat time:
Among tho Important features of the
platform which it is believed will be
adopted are tho demanding ot restric
tions upon, national!. banks nnd the de
nouncing of tlio attempt to procure de
cisions from the Supremo Court ad verso
to tho new Constitution, atii determi
nedly opposing mixed schools, believ
ing that the co-education of whites "and
oibcks would be detrimental to bptii.ra.
ces.
Pittsburg. 37th At 9. o'clock this
morning, and upon'belng' called to order
tho plan of operations was at onco pro
mulgated, John R. Reed, (of Phlladel
phta, withdrew tlie name of Mr. Dallas.,
Mr, nictormicK, or Indiana, withdrew
the natno of Mr. Clarke. Mr'. Jiinei. of
Erie, withdrew the name of Mr. Turk
ey. Colonel Dechart, in withdrawing
tbe uamo of. Judge, Ludlow, said that
tne mends or tins gentleman oui not en
ter into contest for delegates anywhere
except in Philadelphia, oud dwelt upon
tlie magnanimity ot a great pirty to
wards one wno nau borne tnouuraen or
tlie champaign. Rut ho now, on behalf
or nis menus, witnarew mar. genne
man's name. Upon this withdrawal
there was great opplause. The fight
was now squarely between J. yt. Wood
ward and Henry r. koss.
XSallotlng was at once proceeded wltn
The 'result was as follows: Woodward
128: Ross. 108.
The next .business In order, being tlio
nomination tor lieutenant uuveruur.
tho names Of fifteen gentlemen were
presented. Win. H. bowdert, on the
ftrst.ballot received 30; II. M, North
Lancaster, 80; James II. Stewart,
Allegheny, 27;' Jacob Zelgler, of liutler,
27; John S. Morton, ofPhlldelphla, 80
tue oiuers ubiuk scauereu.
J-'IFTU BALLOT.,
Latta 145
Sorvden -.
Kane
52
8
The nomination ot Mr. Latta was
then made unanimous.
On the re-assombllng nt 3,10 i ji,
Jubtlco J. Teninlo, of Gieeu county'
was nominated for Auditor General
and General Win, .McC'audless,
Philadelphia, for Secretary ot Internal
liuaito.
The report of tlie committee on ' plat
form was aduptuiU: and conventional!
Journed sine die.
Wtit nrnncli Campmeelliig.
To the Kdltor of TncOiRpoi Anrocarit
Dkah Sin, It haj been my good for
tune since, I left Catbon County tn meet'
Sorao fino people,' and see n great many;
flnq sights. But I' must Say that never,
have I had a finer time limn I had on
Thursday last, on tho Camp grounds of
tlie West U rancli camp meeting nsso
elation, now being used by the Metho
dlsts of Clinton County.
I took the 0 o'clock train for Wayne
Station and after a 11 vo mile ride along
tho banks of Pennsylvania's, gran.de.-t
stream, viz: Susquehanna river, we1 ar
rived at Way no. Tho villago is by no
means largo or eveii attractive, but to
have seon tho twenty-fdur' licensed
hack standing in rotation: one would
have thought a great city lay In tlie
distance. A wall: was proposed, In pre
ference to a ride. After wo had walked
a mllo In the dust my companion called
my attention to a large frame structure
a quarter of a mllo distant which he In
formed me was tho Tabernacle and that
our journey was nearly at an end. Very
soon three or four'snuglookfig'cottage?
half hidden among tho Pine met our
gazo, in a few moments rtore wo wero
on tho grounds. Tho Tabernaclo was
Visited, a, frame building furnished with
a gallery all around; it.ls.usod when (he1
weather will not, penult religions ser
vices to bo held out of doors. Passing
up West Branch Avenue wo come 'to the
restaurent, the telegraph and news of
fice, tho baggagq rooms; arid then, to
tho Circle, a largo, open s,quro where
services are held; along the outside
of the circle two-story tenis, (wooden)
with sheots hung up in plard of doors,
some finely carpeted, with -Brussels,
(reminding one of tho manner In which
their occupants llvo wheu at. home.)
from the little avenues of MeElhutter.,
Susquehanna, Vest Branch, and an
other one (unknown to me) the circle
has a capnclty'of holding a thousand or
more people; mo Aumtoriuruai onoenu
is n frame
structure two-stories nign,
the first floor la oren and H furnished
ittlfl. n ipAtlliir. ducli'. rtr.inii nnfn. anil
chairs. .The beCond story is the, sleep-
ing npartmeuta of ministers not occupy-
inn tents. Walklnu out McElliatten
nvennp to Ctlntnn nlnen wp visited the
nvenne to unnton piaee v.e yisitea i
gai house, a small frame building res-1
einhllng a witelllnan's Shanty .on, a
rnllrnirl. n-.oQlni. ,l..vvn Purest nvenun
,rauroau, passing u.myn forest, nveiiue
wu came to tho butcher Shnrl; and the
btOI'O Where can 111) found bread, pota-
toes, apples aud everything neearui tor
niau's substinance; the inner mau can
bo satlstted without nnydllllculty. Twoi
noardlng tents ami a restaurant mien
1th every thluir found In ait rate
eating saloons, so .tempting-it looked
tnat 1 Had to ,go In. The afternoon
was spent in the woods. In tho evo-
nnlng tlie circle remli.ded one of a park
was lit up wltt; cas all around. Tlie
rldu home was a lovely one, Ihe moon ,
wan at its. height of brightness; the
river was calm; the cars 'sped on; and
before we were nwaro of It, Lock 'Ha- '
veil was reached, our homes sotmht,
and then wo lay down to a peaceful
slumber. Tho recollections of n day
spent nt Wayne will always Jin t a
placo In our memory.
SlONOIt lA'.E
Lock Haven, Ph., Aug. 24, 1874.
Havana, Aucust 20. Advices from
Porto Ulco of to-day report that there
was a terrioio earinnunKo on mat is
land thls'.morning. Tlie housesrocked
frightfully to and. fro for two minutes
and people rushed from houses In the,
wildest alarm.
New Advertisements.
.22(1 Annual Exhibition
OP THE " (.
a. State Agricultural Sojtfy,
FOR 1874, will bo held 'at!
e;aston, penn'a,
Commencing
September '28tk, ; 18,74,
-Books of'Entryciuse.SFPTESiBEHia.
Competition is co-extensive 'with" the
United States, ana tlie citizens of that
several States aro cordially Invjted to
coropeto ror our prrzes. ,or fremium
Lists nnd otlier information apply' t6
clther.of the undersigned.' ''
J, It. KBY, President.
D. W. teller. Itec. Secretary.
Eltrl'ige McconKey, yor. secretary.
A. IK Graver9
BANKtStreet, LEHIGHTON', are
now offerlnc Fall and Winter
comprising DeLalnes, jlpacasj Satlnes,
Empress yioths, &ct, ana a.ruii line of
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, '
CARPETS, '
OILCLOTHS,
4c, at roirjiiAit trice:' '
They also cal particular attention to
their Imnieiiso.sfock ot Ladles', Cjent's,,
Misses' nnd Uniiareirs
Gaiters & JlnoTbers,
manufactured especially for the. trade
of this 8ectlou,at')Low Price
Our stock.of GrocorlcjSi flour..
li'uvUloii8,Quveiib-arJiual
U'ooil auil iyu'v Vitro,,&c,i
Is full and compjefe in, oyery depat.fr;
meut, and gpud. find prices aro sure ffi
putt, A trial, ls-respecttuily .svllcited.
nog 23 mq
3
UST-look 'ntj her Hair I Why I
thoushtlt was turning' Grey?' SO
it until illo got 'a Uottle of tilat now
Ualr.Uentorr, a( Durllg'eDrug Stote.
The moit Wonderful Dlecnvery of
the 101 h Century.
3D 33.. S. p. HOTATE'S
Arabia I.Millc .Cure
1 ,(,', FOR'CbNStf'MlVTlON,' "
An all TjlHitiii' or th TIinOAT, UIIKST 'an
MINUS. (Tbe only Meillclfle ot ID. kind In the
wnrM.)
A SU:isTiTUfn roil Cod Liter Oil.
Permanent!; cures Atthma, EronchUK Inrlpl
ent Consumption, Lcim ut Voire. fttiurtneM of
HrfAlli, UaUrIL Croup, Coujh!, Co di, 4c, Ian
few day.
1)11. S. D. HOWE'S
Arabian Tonio Blood Purifier,
Which niFPUltj rrgm Wl other praparittluni In
ItnlMMiDHTR Aciira upon Ihe M hll,KIDNKT8
nd IIIaIOU. It la purely lewtahle, and etoanMa
the KJitem efall tinpu idea. Iullda up, and inakea
Pure, Illea lllooiL. IfcuroiScrnfulou.i DIiwki of
nil kinds, Mioieii'CuniitlpaHon.nnd ft'SulIe the
llawell. For"UBSKKAL JttmilUTV." "1.0
VIl'ALITV," and 'I1U0KBN.UOWN CONSTITU
TIONS," 1 "challenge tho 19th peutury" to find
lt equal. Eery tio'.tle Is worth Its wergbtln
gold. lfct,tl.0 per bottle.,
S. 1). HOWE'S
Arabian Liyer Pills.
They cleanse the Utor and Strtm-ich'lhorousblyi
remote Conitlpitlont contain no raloinel nor auy
other Injurious Ingredient, and act quickly upon
these organs', without proiluclng'any piluop wek
nessi Price 2S rents per hox.
CO.NSUMPTIVUS
Ebould nseatl three nf Ih" aboTe Mcdlclnea.
,bld by'AjJ. DUIlLINaUrutfjUt, sol Agent
for I.ohuUton, P,
Dr. S. D. IIOWB, Solo Proprietor, lot Chambers
Street, New York. apr. lt,1873.ylf
51ns. LANE'S Cfrtaln Care, for Ingrowing Nalla
Tho Acme Shirt. This is to
certl y, that Messrs. Laury,& Peters
Imvi! taken lniriictloiia in theuo of the
,Acino Slilrl System, add aro' fully quail,
fledland nuthnrlzod to. uUjnufnoturo tlio
Geomo'rlcally-Balanced Shirt in the
Borough of Lelilghton, Signet!,
l'rof. W, M. Dij.dine.
Qcntlemen desiring a handsome tilting
Shirt should leave their measure at the
post oflice uullillnif.
LAimy,& TETKBS.
June 20, 1874-m3 '
Piles ! Piles ! ! Piles ! ! !
Pllos. Tntern.l. F.xte nat. lllecdlnz or Itrblnc,
rM
n,V whu are' uirrtui.to ennugb to bo aiutcted
1 with IU The a!plfs nights, the uncomroflablo
ly"J tlie Jiti.vrrt ! "f the sulTrer Iwar wit-
njt,ottnBl,lleI1Uy()fBrip!ii1,OT,1eri,nceiiwha
trnut,ied.wiih (hi preT.iiiiiig divam., Tbepuc-
. ce of Brta" Pile llemedy as a p-sltlve cure its
unequalled In, the annuls or nfrdlcliw llelllls,
mm'llu WJW1 avli u, directed. ti Immense
dra.md tor thls'great rmedi Is uuparMld.
I'TIi1 nsauds are usInaU wltn thy most .KuUUrlory
rHSulU. 2old hv A.
DUUL1NU, drullt, he
"bUbtoli.
may v iy
AT PRIVATE 'SALE.
Tho Lehlghton School Board riow
offer, nt-Prlvote Sale, the following do
scribed valuable B13AL ESTATE, bo
Ing it portloi) of, tlie Public .School Pro
perty of the Borough of Lehlghton', to
ult :
One Lot and Building,
situntt'd on the corner of iron nnd Pino
btreets, and bounded alid described ns
follows :' On thu north by Iron street ;
west by a common alley ;' south byn,
lot owned by Jowpli Oburt, nnd mat by
Pino btreet. Tlie lot U 00 feet front by
180 feet I) Inches In depth. Also,
TWO LOTS,
Numbered 153 and 151, situated on Pine
street, In said borough, bounded and
described its' follows': On tlio west by
Pino street; south by lot No. loo; pas',
by Wrfst alley, audi north by Cedar al
ley. , aid lots, being each 00 feeUro,-t
by IB!) feet 0 Inches in depth. 4'so,
One Lpt ana, jBuiiamg,
Situated on Northampton street, and
Known as tuo, ooutu .ieuigjiiuii, ouuoui
Property.' Alto,
t2T Vor terms and further partlcu
lars,; apply to either of the under-daned.-'
.JOHN S.tiLEN.TZ, President, t
A J, i)UULlNG. Socretary.
Dit. NTH. ItEBEIt, Treasurer.
Lehlghton, May 2, 1874.
UUlEiMA & CO.; ,
BANK STREET. Lehighton,' Pa
MILLARS and Dealers'ln"
All kinds of GRliN Uouglit, and Sold
a'tf Regular Market Rates.
Wo would, also, respectfully Inform
our citizen, that wo aro now fully pre
pared to supply them witu tuo
Froth any Mine desired n't the, VEUV
LOWEST rUICUS.
'm. UEILMAN & CO.
July1 25th, lt74.
IIY, OII..W11X will yousuuer
with tliAt Counlior Cold? when
relief niit'y bliad lnmedlately by nlng
'DURLING'S'CompOund Syrup'of Tar
illld Cherry arid lloretioutul.
TB71ST.4TE NOTICE,
Estate bt Rqbert Pliifer, !te Qf
-Piirryvllle. CarhAh Coiinty, Pa., dee'd,
(all peisons indebted tp aid estata are
rcaueoted to make Immediate payment,'
and thoe .liavlug claims will, present
them without dloy III proper order for
..ii ii, i ' '
iMARY A. HlHKEU.i'arryvme,
. sJ, G, 5$EltN,fVetport,
Angj 22, m- 0 Adinrs
rvro wIkiiii It may concern
-- All nersons are herebv forbid
meddling w(h q.'WO GREY MULES
now in possess-ton of George Freeby, as
itney aro ray property.
ieldglttpn, Ag., 1874fw3
WUE Pe6ple df Lehlghiin and Vlcln
iWnll'unlto'ln testlfyluctnat at A.
J, DUItLlNG'SDruirandFriinlly Med
lclne Store. PuitE. c'ltEsu and. UtfADUL-
TEjtATsp -slKUiciNEa can always bn
found, . may Q
-ET QpK BEAUTIFUL L.0,0 K
JM ROSY! A Hottlo of'DURtlNGIS
ROSE GLYCEU1NE for Roughness of
the Skin; Ifupped' Hands, Ac.only 25
cents a bottle
may 0.
-Now Advertisements.
POSTPONEMENT I ! !
FIFTII'AND LAST GIF, c6n(?eKtx
Piib. Library of Hj .
dayTIxed
AND
A FULL DRAWING ASSURED
ON
Monday,Nov. 30,1874.
' -tat -
for
AN EASYOJlTtTNE
A postponement of the Fifth t'onc?rt
of the Publio Library of Kentucky has
been so generally anticipated, arid Is so
manifestly for tho Interest of all con
cerned, that Jt must meet the approval
of all. The day is now absolutely fixed
and there will be no variation from the
programme now announced. A. suffici
ent number of tlokots had been sold to
have enabled us to , have had a large
drawing on the 81st of i July,, bul a short
postponement was considered urefer-
able to ,a partial drawing. ' Let'lt be
uome in minti mat
Tho Fifth Girt Concert
is tiik i.Asr wtnoii wiiX'KVKit ni? givrn
UMJKIl Tlllm HAItTElt AND1JV THE PRE6
fc.NT MANAOUMhNT.
That It will positively and'unequlvocally take
take placa as announced on -
MONDAY, 30th NOVEMBER,
that tbe Musle will be tho best the country af
fords, and that 30,000 CASH GlFTS.'ag
greeting v
s,eoo,ooo i
.will be distributed by lot .among ticket holders.
LIST OK GIFTS.
OSR nitAND CASII OUT . . , . '$250,000
UXK nitAND CA!"II GIFT . . 100,000
ON IS OltAND CASII (HIT . . . 75,0011
ONU OltAND CASH OIFT ' . . 60,noU
ONK (HtANU HASU QIKT . . . 55,000
5 GASilOIPTS, J2U.0O0 KACII, 100,000
10 CA."IIOlFTS, H.MO KACII,' 140,000
J6 CASII 1IIKIS, 10,000 K.IC1I, 15J.OO0
20 CASH GIFTS, fi.OuO KACII, IUO.000
29 CASH OIF'IB, 4,000 feAOlI, 100,000
3) CASH GIFTS, 3,000 KACII, "('0.UJ0
CO CASH OIFrS, 2U00 KACI1, 100,000
100 CASII GIFT , 1,000 KACII, 100,000
ill) CASH GIFTS, 600 EACH, 120.000
60J CASII GlF'ftj, 100 KACII, 50,000
180V0 OAall GIFTS, 60 l.'AOII,' 950,000
Orand total 20,000 Qlftis all cosh .
Price of Ticket.
Whole Tlckita
Halves
Tenths, or each Coupou . .
II Whole Tickets for . . . ' ,
, (2,200,000
50 00
25 00
. 5 00
.601 00
1000 00
2VA Ticket; for
Persons wishing to lurest should order prompt
ly, either of the home offl e or our local Agents.
' Liberal commissions jrlll ba allowed to saUsfac
tory agents.
Clrculsra containing full particulars furnished
on application.
TUO. K. llItAMI.KTTK,
AotKT and SlANiaiG,
l'ul.llc Library Building, Louisville, Ky., or
iiiun ii iiaia i., r.asiern Agents,
COO Broad way, New' York
$5 5
fJJOA per day' nt h.ime. Terms free
V&U Address Uccroi hTi.ssos i Co.
iur.Iand, .uuiuo.
AI) VICIITISKIIS send 25 eta. to Gto. 1
ItuHELL It Co.. 41 I'ark ltow, N. 'u fur their
Etyhty-isigc lUmphhl, shouingrptt of advorthlnj.
AdnilnlNtrafors Sale,
' l:i'Of Valuable "
Personal Property.
Will be sold at; Public Salo. at. the
mouth of Mud Run Creek, iCorbon-Oo.,.
Pa., a nuantltv of Personal ProDertv of
ELIASSinyE, deceased, Tato of Sli--
nulling iu,Yiiauij, uii
SATURDAY. SET.Bth, 1874.,
at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon, compris
ing, "i.u r , .
Portaole Saw Mill,
with fixtures complete, due 2-blory
Dwelling nouse, Tract of Timber, 1.
loVot Henilobkluniber, of all sties, oiie
lot nf pallinss. lot of loss, pair of Boh
Sleds, three mules, pair ot oxen, loir
and coupling chalnq, lot ,,of ;Iro!V. rail-.'
Ins. and otuer articles too numerous to
mention.
Terms will be made known on day
of sale.or intending purchasers can call
at Mml'Runjexamlne prqpertyjAtfOsV
certain terms, ive., inrni vim auuiiiiis-
trators, j ...
AAKUN SlUVK,
HENRY TUCKER,-
AugustO. tt374. .
UDITOK'S NOTICE.
In tht On
iani Court fur tht Qiunty of Carbon.
Eitate
IF IT Kit VII J. Jr. Ml lAK iA. JflM.
The Auditor appointed by the Court
Jn the nbove matter of tho first and Dttal
account of C. R. Kberle, Administrator
of W. II. Kberle, .who w.aj.the AnVujCr
htrator of Sarah A. Eberledeccased,
aud to make distribution of the moneys
In Ihn hands of tlul Adiulnlatrntnrtn Ilia
parties eptitled thereto, will meet tiia
parties- Interested 'for th6 'purposes df
Ids appointment. 90 .Jbuday, August
illst. 1874. at 1:30 P. II.. at the OlUce
of Albright; Freyman', In WaucU"
Chunk. W. M. KAPSIIEH,
Aug. 8, 1874-wd. Auditor,
j5jrOTIEilSl, took at that Ublldj It
lias Worms. Go or send at once
to DURLINU'S Drug Store, and get a
bottle nf his WORM. SYUUP, so plea
tant and:yet so sate. mayui
- Pi w 3 g:
u fe1 I r S s a
, W 5 M s , ,
Q P 3 2 M
W n g a. ,m
"jUpEW STORE,
Ne Goods and
Mj'f New Prices!!
onnounces to bis friends and tho citi
zens of,Lehlghton ond vicinity In geoeJ
Ml, that he has Leased the Store form
erly occupied by II. A-. IIelti, on
Bank St Lehihton:
and furnished It with a very larce and
elcgaMfifc 8
r STAM,E. AKf VJLKGY,
Dry Goods, 1
'" til. I'
'' Groceries,
Provisions, vv
,oii.cioiS;
Notions,
Queonswnroy &o.',i&a, ' t
of the very Best Quality, which be Is '
now prepared to offer at
Unprecedently Low1 Prices !
1ST A liberal share, of the public
patronage is respectfully 'solicited, ond '
entire satisfaction Is guaranteed.
July 18
P. Y. LEKTZ.
WTILOUU A.U FEED.
-- Sill'. 1w t
The undersigned Is now soiling to the"
citizens of .WelssportiBndVrielnTty, ihh
TOE: GUCICESTi fAv
Family Flow $$S
2ml tirade? - 3.00
Satisfaction Guaranteed! TTy lff ;
BT HilULINQ of everv descriDtloii'
nt Keasohaolo Rat.es. Bflggago taken
to and from the Railroad Depots at thei
snorcest notice. ,
W.P,. KLOTZr ;
Near the Canal JJrldgo, EAST WEISS
ruilT, l'a. apr ll-m3
tfNADEN HUTTEKTAHNERY
LEniGHTON, PA., j O
r i t Trrriunr"7. 1 tpWitiV
Respectfully nnnounce's to Ine' pnb'lio; "'
that, ho has Just rebuilt the Tannery.
formerly of Daniel Olewlno, arid put
in an tuo uest aua , most. npprovedjma
clilntry for Iho
Manijfacture of Leather,
such as ileirifock and Oak Sole, 'Harness
,Upper,a Kip, Oalt' jthdSh'eyp, which e-
wiu buppiy at inefv(ery, lowest prico.
Plasterinc Hale supplied. 16 Jarie or-.
small quantities very'lqw. IIluESand,
SKINS bought "at ilRueat cash pWes. , . '
Patrouage solicited 'Augt'8-yl' -
W. EACkES,
Oontractorsfi5fBuiIdr;jrriX
LKUIOUTON, PENN'A. -1-
I'ians andrSnociacatlou8
For all klnda,6f.,BulldIrifij 'maaVat thb' "jL
shortest notice . ' r ' .
. ,sNO' C'HA'll.tfES J 1
adeVo'rknaa'ndgpecIflca'tlopsJ (
tuo' i:umra.ct i3 awaruea 10 tne unaer ''
slgnddi" ' " Xi W"EA0nJES'.i
Junel4, l$78-jt.
BUCKMAN, ,
winvTljifciilroH 1
'.c n
)
Carriages, SKlKr3s: Uugglcc,
and aiery deeerlf tleasf
SPRING
NS.
NirlT oppotlU 8ac!4 Jlot.l,
Bah; Strati,
1 , . 1
1 iWft,V" if,,
itEAirtua tq5rpit7TrA'ri!DKD to
At reaiorjiMe charm.
eatUfacllon
Vab; 7, 1871,
A.BtJOKMAN.
fTHE T 1 ,
Respectfully! aMnquneea to thd cltliens
NewPhotograj)hQallery,' t :
on BANkWA.-iVneaftWLobl'gU.Yali '-' ,
latF iroll Tfm rl llottAtl- I AhlMhtnn
reasonable1 rates'."1 ' " 1 1
Particular attention paid to Ukiiwi:!)) -
Children's Lneweso n,Af) Trial t fa-
yiiPeitg; JMfclfcrt . J.J
MTpuie ndULr9fefar:8ale,
Bltuato oa Baak. straet; lrilhe
JSorough of, LebigUiopy and numbered 1
34'on tbpiplan.or plot. of Mid-borough. ,
The Lot is 83 x 189 feet ; tho. Hour
IsAjire etortea with basement,- 2-story'
Kitchen .and, tjecessary outbuilding, a - , ,
nover-f alllpg; WeJ; 6r Svalar, p. t Is
nicely (lo;ated for almost' any ,$lpd of
business, -being situate o'n'tbp principal
busiuess thoroughfare. 'For price and
further particulars apply aV this Office, ,
or on the premises to, '
; S..A. or'Pfll8dlM)ABEBRS. .
July 18,1874-tt "
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