0110 R, t.iiiiKMTo.v, ia.i SATURDAY MORNIKO Strr. s, 187. Tlio public dept statement for Sept. 1st amxa a decrease of tl,C20,7G0. Tho Treasury payments ilurlnc Au gust, cxcuMve of t'.ioso on account of tho public debt, ym! ?18,108,214. Russell KrreU. chairman of tlio Ho pupllcan Slate Central Committee, lias called a meeting of tho commlttco In uarrisiuirg on tlio 8th Inst. A disease resembling tho eplzooty of two years ago has broken out with great violence among tho horses at St. John, X. B. A largo proportion of tho working horses of that city aro affected, aua many of them havo died. Tho Statn election In Vermont took j.lace Tuesday. Tho returns show n (light decrease In the Republican ma Jorlties for" State oillcers, compared with those of 1872, ai d also Indicate that the Democrats havo gained several Rcpro tentative and county oillcers. In the First and Third Congressional Districts the Republican candidates are elected. ns usual; In tho Second, owing to a 'bolt" from tho Poland Republicans, there Is probably nocholco. Twenty-two agricultural laborers, marching through tho north of En gland, wero ordered into custody, on Aug. 7, by the chief constable of Brad ford, while passing through that town. The chief constable, when tho men were brought before the magistrates, said he had ordered them Into custody for begging. The inaglstrato discharg ed tho men, put said they would be sent topilson If they wero again seen In the town with collecting cards or boxes. Public excitement over tho enso of Charley Ross has died entirely out, ami about the only persons who now feel a lively Interest ill tho matter, out bide the family of tho abducted child, are those ho aro prosecuting the search. Tho I'liiUcrto'n Detective Agency aro going thoroughly at work. Tho post ers and handbills prepared by tl.cm, containing a likeness of the missing boy, are being printed by tlio hundred thousand and scattered tluoughuut th0 land. There Is scarcely a railroad, btcaniboat, or police station lu tho coun try at which Ihey are nut already port ed up. Tho report ol tho Ueccber committee, wni presented to Plymouth church on Friday of last week. The report wholly exonerates Mr, Rcccher, and It will be received as stroug corroboration by tliow! who are of thrtt way of thlnk iug. Hut those who hold him guilty will not bo changed by It; they will hold him guilty still The practical re sult of the 6ltllng of this commltteo, so far us Mr. Rcccher Is concerned, Is that the charges against him havo failed to bo proven, and his friends adhere to him as to a slandered man who Is lno cent. It Is true a largo part of tho public aro not his friends;, but, thanks to 'tho Introduction Into his defence of thochargo of blackmail, tho opinion even of those not wholly favor able Is divided, and so Plymouth Church heartily sustains him, and ho can con tlnuo to preach. Rut will ho ever bo able to rcgilu his former great posi tion? -bun General Custer's Expedition having safely returned, nil feats of an Indian attack upon him are at nn end, and with them. we hope luu passed n way the opportunity for an Indian war on the Western border, If ana was seri ously contemplated this season. Tho expedition, however, has left the germs of a war In future. The dazzling re port of gold discoveries has already started up a half dozeugold-huutlng ex peditions, andlfthesaendeavorto peuo trade tho territory reserved to tho In dians thcro will assuredly bo trouble. General Sheridan has already Issued an order forbidding tho departure of any such parties without the conseut of the Interior Department or of Congress, but tho rostless spirit of tho Western border tho military may find very dllU cult to restrain, Tlio shaping of tho Government polljy lu reference to this matter will certainly como before tho iifSt session of Congress, and it may bo difficult to reconcile, our good faith to the Indiaus.wlth frontier gold-hunting cupidity. Con. .John a. Fostitr. Jlrevet M.ijor-tiener.il Julm G. Fos tir, U.S. A., died lu Nashua, X, n., Wednesday juonilng. Ills funeral will take place, nt 10 a. -M . mi Satuidiy, with military honois. Gen. Poster was born lu Xu-Jiuu lu lie was ap pointed tu acadeUhlp ut West Point In 18U, and was ..gtaduitod there four -tttb Inter, receiving the appointment ut Ilrevet Second L'eiiUiuur. In tho Corps of Engineers, lu the .Ifexlgai), II. V. MOIlTllIMini, war his gallant conduct at Contrcas, Cherubusco, and Monllno del Rey so cured his promotion to a brevet capta incy. In tho last-named engagement ho was severely wounded. He employ ed tho ensuing twelve years engineer Ing work In forts than lu process of cr eetlon. In July, 1800, ho received a captain's commission, and later In the samo year was mado Brevet Major for the distinguished part taken by him lu tho transfer of tho garrison of Fort Moullrlo to Fort Sumter. At the breaking out of tho civil war ho remained falthfull to tho Federal causo, and was ono of tho garrison of Fort Sumter at tho time of Its bombard ments and surrender. As a Brigadier General of volunteers, he accompanied Gen. Burnslde on his expeditions to North Carolina, and took a leading part In the capturo of Roanoko Island and of Xewbern in tho early part of 1803. A year later ho successful lv defended Xewbern against a severe siege by the confederate General Hill. In 1804 he took command of the Department of tho South, and on Moroh 13, 1805,ns made Brevet Brlgadlor General for his gallant and meritorious services in the capturo of Savannah, and Brevet li'a- Jor-General In recognition of his ser vice throughput tho rebellion. Ills commission as Lieutenant-Colonel in Corps of Engineers bears date March 7, 1807. Gen. Fostor has beon in ill health for a year, and within a few mouths bis condition has been critical. Ho passed tho latter part of llfo at Ilia mother's homo In Xashua. lie was a man of comma ndlng presence, great executive ability, affectionate personal relations, unswerving loyalty, and undaunted courage. Signs of Reviving Business. There aro abundant signs every wnere that tho summor holiday Is nearly over. Railway trains havo more than their usual number of "through passengers," and thoso which have their terminal points at or near tho populous summor resorts find a great deal mote travel from thosa points then towards them. The currents of travel are alt tending either homeward or toward tho centres of business. Looking to tho reglstors of the hotols of tho atlantlo cities wo And them growing fuller, and thedlffer- enco Is made up bj thoso who are go ing back to work and business after tho 'dull season" vacation, or by thoso who are taking a look about them to fore cast tho probabilities of the "fall trado." Many business places are beginning once more to put on their business as pect. Bales, boxes and other packages aro moving about, and somu of the folks who complain occasionally of tho obstruction of tho sidewalks by mer chandise In course of transit are writ ing to tho Ledger to that offect, forget ful of tho fact that these temporary im pediments to easy passage along tho pavemenlsaronoarly always Indications of lively traffic, and are annoyances to be borno with a toleraut philosophy for the sake of trade. Our Xow York letter tells of the presence of country merchants In that city, and of tho ani mated appearance which Is being as sumed thero by some of Ihe Jobbing houses and auction rooms. Unusually largo quantities of grain and Western produce are coming eastward ovor tho Pennsylvania Railroad. Three hun dred and fifty thousand bushels were shipped to Europo from Philadelphia by tho streamersof the Pennsylvania lino during the last month; and oq one day of that month there were sixteen hun dred cars loaded with Western bread stuffs and produce on tho tracks in West Philadelphia at ono time. It theso cars had full loads, as wo presume they had, their freights wero equal to five hundred thousand bushels of grain. At ten tons to a car; their aggtega e load amounted to sixteen thousand t 'ns, or sufficient to furnish full oargoes for sixteen largo sailing ships of ono thous and tons burden each. If those six teen hundred cars had beon made up into contlnous trains, tho procession would have been nearly, If not fully, flvo miles long. This Is wlut Is meant by the "movements of the crops," which newspaper readers occasionally flndnieutloiH'd in tiro money and market reports lu thu seasons when business is resuming Its activity. There are numerous other signs that tho lethargy of the dull season Is over, and wo trust that thoy aro all tho fore runners of wholesome activity In all kinds of useful industry, manufactures, commerce and trade. Wo aro now with in a few days of the anniversary of that unfortunate September day, ono year ago, which saw tho beginning of what Is popularly termed the "panic." Slnco that time there lias been a sus pension of overtrading, or at least a great check upon that crying evil of the pat. Manufacturing of nearly all descriptions, durluj the greater part of tho past twelve mouths, has boon very far short of what it had been lu any equal period of time for nt least ten years. The only stocks which have been attempted to be kept up to the fullest measure pro the products of the farm, All others must bb pretty well rundown when measured by tho standards of a fow years ago "Tho people who for tho past year havo been wearing out and using up the old at tides thoy had on hand, trusting to tho return of better times before venturing to spend their money for something newer or more convenient or satisfactory, must havo got pretty well to tho end of their reserves of old stock, This has been a wholesome experience, bringing with it lessons of economy and utility, but still, like all other lessons and experi ences, thero comes a tlmo wlion these, liko all others, have tp be practised un der now conditions or upon new materi als and new articles, because tho old ones are no longer usable. Such drafts upon reserved resources and old stores carried on for nearly a yoar must havo left a good many gaps to fill up among the stocks of goods, wares and merchan dise that makes up the essential stock in trade for a country like ours, and tho filling up of these vacant spaces ought to set Into motion nearly all of thoso uumcrous wheels of Industry that havo been Idlo or partly Idlo slnco October a year ago. These aro soino of tho con ditions which, In tho nature of things, Indicate that thore ought to bo whole some activity In production, manufac tures, commerce, and In all that makes up a healthy "business" during tho business season, which Is now at hand. Some may think that the adoption by Congress of this or that "financial scheme" may havo a largo Iptiuonce In tho matter. Rut all such theories wo deem to bo delusive, and feel persua ded that thoso who wait for such con- tlngenencles are likely to bo disappoin ted. Phlla. Ledger, Sept. 1st. POLITICAL. Fjpo the Democracy of Carbon county, FOR ASSEMBLY, A. J. DURLING. of tho Roto nidi of Lehlghton. At tho earnest solicitation of many friends I havo consented to let my name go before tho approaching Democratic Delegate Convention, as a candidate for the office of Assembly. Should I bo honored with a nomination and election, It will bo mv sincere en deavor to fulQII tho duties of the olllce with fidelity and to tho best of my ability. A. J. DURLING. Sept. 5, 1874-to CARII. Lehlghton, Pa., Sent. 2d, 1874. To E n Snyder, Esq., Dkak Sill, Wo tho undersigned, Voters of tho Borough of Lehlghton, ro3iectfully ask you to become a can didate for tho nomination of Represen tative In tho State Legislature at the next Democratic County Convention, T D Clauss, Francis Stocker, Frank Shively, Z II Long, W II Bennlngcr, Clinton Bretney, Val Schwartz, Charles Yenser, D Ileberllug, Joseph Horn, John T Xu-baum, Peter Helm, Fred Dreher, Fred Leuckel, II German, Phaon Clauss, Win Warner, Daniel Rex, John Peters, Joseph Obert, Wllloughby Wert. M Uellnian, Samuel Graver. Jonathan Seldlo, Josiah Semmel, Daniel Claust, iS Kreldenweis, ireil is Miller, John Miller, Jacob Walter. Edward Paetzel, Win Waterbor, Wm Miller, D U Long, Frank Lclbencuth, Jacob DeFrehn, John A Obert, J liroog, Lehlghton, Pa., Sept. 4, 1874. To T D Cwbss, and others. Gentlemen, In lesponse to your very flatteriug Invitation, 1 respectfully state that I consent to let my name go before the Democratic Xomlnatlug Con vention as a candidate for Representa tive. If nominated and elected, I pledge a faithful performance of the duties of the office. Very truly yours, E. H. SXYDER. New Advertisements. rpuuns' Court Sale. Ry virtue of an Order of tho Or phans' Court of Carbon County, there will be expo ted at Public Sale, on the premises, In the Borough ot Lehlghton, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 0th, '74, at half-past TWO o'clock P. M., the following described Heal Estate., late of ELIZABETH MOULTHROP, Decease, viz : All that certain lot, piece or parcel of Ground, situate,, ly ing and being In the borough ot Le hlghton, Carbon County, Pa., bounded and described as follows, to wit: Be ginning at a stono, thence by land of Luwls Graver south three degrees and one-half west twenty-five perches and one-tenth to a stone; thence oy land of George Esch duo east twelve perches and two-tenths to a stone; thence by land of the late John Kunti, deceased, north twenty-nine degrees west eleven perohes to a stone; theuco by the samo north four and one-half degrees east nineteen perches and threo-tenths to a corner In the publlo. rnad; thenco by publlo road south fifty-five degrees west eight perches to tho place of beginning, containing 1 Aero and 23 Perches strict Measure. Tho Improvements thereon aro a one and a-llalfStory DWELLING HOUSE, with Basement j a good Well of Water, and a number of Choice Fruit Trees. Terms and Conditions will be made known at the time and place of sale, by THOS. KEMERER. Lehlghton, Sept. 6th, Administrator. Now Advertisements. AGENTS WANTED FOR Prof. Fowler's Great Work On Manhood, Horn an AW, and their Mutual InUr IZdationtt Lovtf Ut Lawtt Jwer, etc, Aff-ntunre lelltnz from 10 to 33 conies a dar Send for fpedmon pijzn ntid terms to Atf.nU, and ee why It IU faster (bin rtny other took. d-elpbU, Pa. nep5.w4 ci -a h i -a tr n l,Wn.t,fiiffiss-::- Gh5 ss-ac- t SS-EvSugg B. Geo.P.Rowell&Co., cop duct an Agency tor tbe reception of advertise ment! lor American newspapers inn imsi com plete CBUblUhraentoftbe kind In the world. Six thousfoJ NiwspApEHS are kept regutnrlr on file, open to Inspection bemtonit. Kvery Aclver tliement In taken at tbe home prke of tbe pit per, wlthoutany additional c barge or cninuilftsloii. An advertiser. In dt-mllnffwtth the Atretic?) Is sav ed troubleand correspondence, tuakliiii; one contract inRioaa ora aozen, a nunarea or a luouMna. a Book of eight jr pages, containing Hits ofbest pa pers, largest circulation, relUlouo, agricultural, clawu political rfallv and country ranem. and all publications which are specially valuablo to adrer- tiwrd, witn some iiuormtuion about prlocs, l ul to any addres on application. ForRous at a distance wishing to make contracts for adver tising In any town, city, county, State or Terfl torvof the United states, or anv cor t ion of tbe Do minion of Canada, may send a concise stalenie" or wnnnaoy want., togeiuer wiihacopy or tho A verttttcmciit tbey desire lose. ted, and will receive Information by return mall which wlI en able them to decide whether to Inn-case or reduce the order. For such Information there Is no cbirge Orders are taken for a tingle paper as eU as for a list; for aslnge dollar aa readily ai for a larcor 41ParkRow,N.Y. JC o JjJQfl Pr d-ly hointf. IVruin frtie AiMresi GEbRUS STl'UON & Co. Portland, Maine. )mn A VfKEK guaranteed fo Mife and IV a niafe Agent, lu their IiX-nHty. (Vists 179 NOl'MNtlto try It. trartlcut.rs Frw. 1. 0. VICKUKV i Co, Aususta, iU. Laury & Peters navo u6t received a very largo and ele gant stock of Fall and Winter comprising plain and fancy Cloths, Casslmeresand Ve tings, for men's and boys' wear, which they are prepared to make up In tho most f.i hlonablo styles, at reasonable prices and on short notice. Ladles', Gent's and Children's Boots, Shoes, Gaiters and Rubbers, comprising a splendid stock of nil kinds, manufactured especially for the trade of this locality. of the latest and most fashionable make. always on hand, nt low figures. tf Agents for tho Acme Shirt tho best fitting garment ever made. Leave your Measure for them. LAUltY & PETEUS, Merchant Tailors, P. O. Building, Lehlghton, Pa. OffJI ! DOWN ! ! DOWN!!! In order to reduce present stock on hand, and to make room for the New Styles of 51" I havo Reduced my Prices to suit tho times, and am sellincat the lowest ih3. sible prices. As an example of the prices loon at tlio rollowlng: Calico, 10c, worth 12c. Giugbam, 10ic, -worth 12-Jc. Best do., 13c, worth 15c, Also, In ray line of Ctroceri-es I defy compctlllon as to quality and price. I am selling fine No. 2 Mackerel for the small sum of 5 cents ! THEY OilNNOT BE BEAT I tSf A liberal sharn of the public patronage is respectfully solicited, and the best satisfaction guarranteed at all times. F. F. Leuckel's Building! Bank St, Lehighton. Tape Worm! Tajio Worm! Tape Worm remored In from 2 to 3 hours with harmless Wtcetable Medlcloe. The worm paii-iug from tbe lyntem alive, No fee asked until tbe en en tire worm, with bead, ptmnan. Midlciuu li.trui leis, can refer those a.fUlctei to the realdeiita of thla city whom 1 have cured. At my Office can be Men hundred of tprolineiu, moiurlu from VJ to 100 fot In length. Fitly per cent, of caeu of lytp)pU and dltorganliattont of tho Llrerare cauwd by atomic U and oUur worm exWlinIn the alimentary canal. Worms, a aUeuw of the moit dangerous character, are 0 little undcrt'od by the medical men of tbe preaent day. Call and see the original and only worm destroyer, or snd for a circular which will give a full dKcrlptlou and treatment of all kluds of worms, eucloe d ct. tamp for return of the same. Dr. K. fc Kunkki, 250 North Ninth titre-et, 1'hLt.idulphIa, I'd, (Advice at olUce or by mall freu.) Ut-SK-KT, TIN andsroUACU WO It M 3 alio removed. Sept. 0, ISTJ-ly AZtlUEKj GKAVIUt, Opposite tho Publlo Squaio, SOUTII ST., LEinGIlTOX, PA., Manufacturer of Tin 6c Sheet Iron Ware And Dealer in all kinds of 1ST Kooflng, Spouting and Jobbing promptly attended to. nov, SO Adiiiinlsf i-atot's' Sale Of Valuablo Personal Property. Will bo sold at 1'ilbllc Sale, nt tho mouth (if Mud Itun Creek, Cordon Co.", Pa., a qiinntlty of Personal Piopcrty of EMASS111VE, deceased, lata of .Ua honlng Township, on SATUIIDAY, SEPT. 5th, 1874., at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon, compris ing, nno Portable Saw Mill, with fixtures conipleto, ono 2-Story Dwelling House, Tract of Timber, 1 lot of Hemlock lumber, of all sizes, one lot of palling, lot of logs, pair of Uoh SUds, threo mules, pair of oxen, log and coupling chains, lot of Iron rail ing, and other articles too numerous to mention. Terms will bo mado known on day of sale.or Intending purchaser can call at Mud Itun, examine property nnd ns. certain terms, &o., from tho Admlnis-trators, AAHON SlIIVE. 1IEXUV TUCKEB, AUgUSt yil. 184. BANK STREET. Lehighton, ra., MILLEUS and Dealers in FIom!'; !TdL All kinds of GBlIN Bought and Sold atltegular Market Bates. Wo would, also, resnectfnllv Inform our citizens, that wo are now fully pre pared 10 supply tiiem wiui tlio From any Jllno deslied at tho VKItY LOWKST FISICJES. M. 1IEILMAN & CO. July 25th, 1871. a c fjn Is ( w ?S W a 12! t ! Q w Ul r-t-O o w 1 2 & o t o m ra S3 d W ra CD CD tr ra I v cu pa H C3 i 2 S3 H 5 3 hrj ui ti ra O 3 CD TO A' VISITOR'S A'OI'ICE. In Vie Orphans' Court fur tht County of OirtftH. folate nf II'. It. l;llliltli:, mttrt mu Ihe Admin istrator SM! All A. KllKltl.l;, ilceaml. The Auditor appointed by tlio Court In the nbovu matter or the llrftnnd llnal account of (!. 11. Eberle, Administrator of V. H. Ebtrlo, who was tho Admin istrator of S.iruh A. Eberle, deceased, and to uiaku distribution of the moneys in thu hands of the Adinlnlstiatortp tho parties entitled thereto, will meet tho parties Inteiested for tho purposes of Ills appointment, on J! unlay, August BUt, 1874, at 1:30 r. M., at the Olllce of Albright & Prey nmn, in Mauch Chunk. W. M. KAPSIIElt, Aug. 8, 1871-W4 Auditor. jOrTOTHEltS, Look at that Child, it has Worms. Go or send nt onco to DUKLINU'S Drug Store, nnd get o bottle of his WORM SYUUP, so plea sant and yet so suto. may 0 22(1 Annual Exhibition OF T1IU Pa. State Agricultural Soc'y,' FOR 1874, will bo held at EAST ON, PENN'A, Commencing September 28th, 1874, AND CONTINUE F1VIJ VXXS. Books of Entry close SFPTE.MIiEIt 22. No Entry Pee Charged. Competition Is co-extenslvo with tho United States and tho citizens of the several States aro cordially invited to compete for our prizes. For Premium Lists and other Intormatlon apply to either of the undersigned. J. K. EUV, President. D. W. Seller. l!eo. Secretary. Elbrl I ge McConkey, Cor. Secretary. WHY, OH, WHVwill youMilftr with that Coimhnr Cold? when relief may b- had Immediately by ulng DUULING'S Compound Syrup of Tar Vlld Cherry nnd Horehouud. ijctst.iti Korici Estate ot Robert Phlfer, late of Parryvllle. Carbon County, Ii., dee'd, 8ll persons Indebted to wild estate are requested to make Immediate payment, atld those having claim will present them without delay In proper order for settlement. MARY A. PIIIFER.Purryville, J. G. ZERN. Weissport, Aug. 22, 1874-wU Admrs. PJlo whom it niuy concern. -- All persons nro hereby forbid meddling with TWO GREY MULES now In possession of Georgo Freeby, 113 they aro my property. FREDK. DREHER. Lehlghton, Aug. 8, 1874-wa rPHHE People of Lehlght ju apd viclti Ity all unlto in testifying that at X . J. DUULING'S Drug and Fuinlly Med icine. Store, P0111!, v jussii aud Ukacul TT.n.vTED Muijicines can always bo found. ni-.iv 0 "H OOK 1IEAUT1FUL LOOK MA ROSYI A lloltle of DURLIXG'S ROSE GLYCERIXE for Roughues of tho Skin, t.lmpped Hands, &c, only 30 cents a buttle. may U, A.31.G-i-aver9 RANK Street, LEHIGHTON, aro now offering Fall and Winter comprising DeLaiucs, Alpacas, Satlnes, Empress Cloths, &c., otid a full line of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c, at POPULAR PRICES. They also call particular attention to their liumenso stock of Ladles', Gent's, Misses' nnd Children's Gaiters & Rubbers, manufactured especially for tho trado of this section, at. Low Prlcos. Our stock of Groceries, Flour, Provisions, Qiiccii&warc and Wood and Willow WarcV&c, Is full and complete In every dopatt meut, and goods and prices nro suro to eult. A trial is rospeotfully solicited, oug 2'J-mO HJ" B,U IJR AXO FKnif. Theundersigned Is now selling to tho citizens of Weissport and vicinity, tho THE CHOICEST Family Flour $3.75 - 3.00 Satisfaction Guaranteed. Try it 1 E3T IL1ULING of every description nt Reasonable Rates. Baggage taken to and from tho Railroad Depots at tho shortest notice. W. F. KLOTZ, Near the Canal ifrldgo, EAST WEISS PORT, Pa. aprll-m3 (gl XADEH HUTTEN TANNERY LEHIGHTON, PA., B. J. E.TJNTZ, Prop'r, Respectfully announces to the publlo that he has just rebuilt tho Tannery, formerly of Daniel Olowlno, aud put In nil thu best and most approved ma chinery for the Manufacture of Laathor, such as Hemlock nnd Oak Sole, Harness, Upper, Kip, Calf and Sheep, which he will supply at the very lowest prleo. Plastering Ilnlr supplied lu large or small quantities very low. HIDES and SKINS bought nt highest cash prices. ratronago auueucu. Aug. a-yi v Tea c h e s , Contractor & Builder, HilllaUTON, l'iiNN'A. Plaits and Specifications For nil kinds of Buildings made at tho shortest notice. NO CHARGES Mado for Plans and Specifications when tlio contract Is awarded to tho under signed. A. W. EAOHES. Juuo 14, 1873-yl Ac IHMCACIUlltE OT Carriage, siolsiis, Buggies, wt off ry danerlpllon of SPRIMC WAGONS. Nearly or.olto Kagto Hotel, Ban's Straet, Ubljhtpn, 1'a. JlKl'AIHtNO I'ltOMfTl.y ATTENDED TO At rfnsoualilo cbargea. 3l'atro, n't ft-ry re-jpedfullj' sollellej. and satlsfict lot, iru jrautufHl. 1S71, A. BUCKMAN. THE piio'jrofliiAPnEB Respectully announces to the citizens of Lehlghton and vicinity, that he has Ol'ENEl) his Hew Photograph Gallery, on RANK WAY, (near tho Lehigh Val ley Raljroad Depot), Lehlghton, nnd that ho Is now prepared to give our cltUens Llfo-Liko Pictures at tho most leasonablo rates. Particular uttentlon paid to taking Children's Llkeuesses. A Trial Is solicited. Juno 13. TCPToiisg and H-ot lor Sale, Situate on Rank street, In tho iorough of Lehlghton, and numbered ill on the plan or plot of said borough. 'Thu Lot Is U.'l x 18'J feet ; tho House Is three stories with basement, 2-story Kitchen and necessary outbuilding, a never-fiilllug well of water, &c. It is nicely located for almost any kind of business, being situate on tho principal business thoroughfare. For price and further particulars apply at this Oflice, or on' tho premises to S. A. or PRISOILLA BEERS. July 18, 1874-tf ffcTUST lob!: at her Hair I Why I s' thought it was turning Grey? So it'wfti, until 'Mie got a llotllu of that new Ilnlr Kojturcr at Duliug'a Drug Store i J
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