Packard Orchestral On
gans, anil Hainos Brother.1)
Pianos, A. P HoitN, Agent,
lidhiglitpn, Pa
JoJt SJ,.W-ni3
batuiidai mohnin'o, skit, h,- uu.
Local and Personal.
Special Notice. Those' of our'sub
scrlbers receiving belr paper- with a
cross upon tho corner near their iriarao,
.-will save liny cents advance .In 'rulce.by
remitting the dollar subscription at
onco. Our terms ate f I in advance, or
$1.50 It not so paid.
. A young glrl,nomed Emma Knabb,
pttempted to poramlt suicide In Cata.
sauqua, on Monday evening last, by
jumping Into the Canal. She was res
cued by some gc'ntlenlcn who happened
to bo passing,
Horses and carriages at alb hours
.of the day and night, at tho popular
livery ot David Kbbert, on Bank-st.
Prices moderate.
John Ilepner, of Rockdale, Lehigh
county, now lying very slclc, desires to
know It his brothers and sisters are still
living, and If 'so where. He Is very
poor.-
The double track on the Ii. ft S.
railroad, between Allentown and East
ern Is completed.;
Jonas A. Horn has purchased tho
hotel property of B. F. Klepplngor,
situate at the upper end of town. Con
slderatlon $0,000.
Connor Tost, G. A. It., of Summit
Hill, will havo a grand camp Are on
Saturday 20th Inst, at the upper end of
Whlte'street. Be on hand If you waut
a good time.
The Lehigh Valley Dally News, of
Allentown', suspended publication on
Tuesday last.
Mrs. Strob, of, Mauch' Chunk, upon
going to the well for water on Friday
night of last' week; was bitten In tho
hand by a' rattlesnake. At last accounts
she was recovering.
A. W. Eacbes' new dwelling, on
Thlrd-et.-, Is rapidly approaching com-'
ptetlon. It will be, when finished, one
-ot'th'o handsomest buildings In town.
navo you bought a ticket for nook
and Ladder ball, October 10? It not.
whytoo'l?
Such is the faith of Plymouth
Church In the virtue of Jfr. Beecher
'that It In proposed tO' raise hts salary
to $.,0,000 as a compensation) for' bis
trials.
Fratcls Huber, a merchant of Pine
Grove, Schuylkill county, wholmsbeen
missing for a week, It appears has com
mitted sutcldo. Ho was found in the
mountains four miles from 1'ottsvllle
hanging to a tree, the corpse being
much disfigured by craws.
, Tho Marlon Hose Co. of Mauch
Chunk; proposes to give a grand gift
concert in .Feburaty next, with tho
Idea ot enabling tlicm (o pnrcliase u
steamer. . The Town Council buVo
been petitioned to purchase a steamer,
but took no action, and now tho mem
bers propose the gift poncoit to obtain
the object.
. Arrangements are being made to
hold a grand reunion of tho honprably'
discharged soldiers and sailors. from all
parts ot the country at Eastern, on tho
24th .of this month. . '' '
Lafayette .College, at Easton, open,
cd the fall term with 119 students.
Reader, do!yuu owe. anything jn'
your paper? If. you do, we need it.
The Democrats of Northampton
'Vvill hold their nominating Convention
at the public house of Chas. Kleckner,
at Crbsa Roads, near Klecfenersville, op,
Monday tho 21st Inst.
-The large Hon exhibited In' our
.borough a few weeks ago with the Oil
caco show, died at Wilmington, Dela
ware, one day lajt wcok, from, the ex-
cessivo'heat; Th,( Animal 'was valued
u u,uuy. v
"Butcher" Davis, of Easton, re
leased from the Easton peultentary only
a short time ago, has again found Ill's,
way to Jail, ol conviction ot having
stolen a gold watch. He was sentenced
to one year. Butcher, in all, 'has wast
ed upwards of twenty years of hts life
behind prison bars.
The Allentown Rolling MUl Com
pany now has but ono ot its two Rob
erts furnace stacks, going, one of them
having been blown out week before last
for repairs.
A. Iiucknian, ttie carrlago builder
of thlsborough, is putting up anewand
commodious blaoksmltbt shop, In con
nection, with his manufactory. He pro
poses to run three fires, and will there
fore be prepared to do all kinds of smith
work promptly and at very reasonable
prices.
Our young and talented friend, W.
M. Rnpsher, of thla borough, b, we
learn, the favorite Republican candidate
for tho nomination tor District Attorney.
There are 63 prisoners In the Enlou
jail at present.
'At.Uarrlsburglast week, in tho
cas,ot the Commonwealth vs. George
O. Evans, the Court refused, to grant
a discharge for Evans on the ground
that the Insolvent laws of Pennsylvania
did not include to debts due tho Voiu
tnonweallh. Which means that Mr.
George O. Evans will bo kept In Jail.
Cheaper than the cbeapestl Prints
at Sets per yard and upwards; niuUn,
Lleached and unbleached, at Gets and
.upwards, and every thing else cheap la
jnujjuiiiuu lAf lilt ttUUYv puves. ut a,. U
Snyder's.
For family flour, at the very best
quality go to J. K- Rlckert, East Weiss
port. Lumber and coal In large or
small quantities at lowet market rates.
A few lots In Rlckertoun. still unsold-
buy at once,
J. P. Smith, of Franklin township,
has a lot of very fine honey on hand,
which he offers at the followlnc prices:
Xiaue bouey SO eta abd box honey 85
ctf per. pound Orders can be left at P.
J. Klstler'a, Vlspur,t, orat, (ho Ao-
The annual meeting of tho LenTgK
County Teachers' Association mill be
held n the Court Houso at Allentown,
'comjqonclh on Monday' Nov. .Sad,
If you want a nice fitting shirt
leave your.measttre at Laury & Piters,
Post office.
Newluid & Fehnol visit Lehlghton
and vicinity, every" Friday, with fresh
.butter and eggs, ,at, lowest., market
prices. licavopruors at vaueyjuouso
- For fail and "w inter bbols, calVat A.
& D. Graver's. Cheap uud good.
. A One St. Charles bay horse, six
years old, sound all over, for salo at L.
F. Klepplnger'a, livery stable. .Will
trot Ills tpjlp.ln 1) nilnjites, and basnever
been jUqijer training. Apply soon'.
A good girl wonted3-to assist at
housework, &e. Good wages. Apply
at this oillce,
For sale, a No. 1 colt, n little over
flyo months old. He will be disposed ol
on reasonable terms. Apply at tho Ad
vocate office. ' ,
F. P. Lentz lias got 'em I Calicos
from 0 cents'p.er yard upwards. Try
thein. r
Carpets, a fnl,.n,ssorUncut, at low
prices, at A. &'D. Graver's.
Mrs'. Fa th, the fashionable milliner,
Bank street, Lehlgl)tob, has just receiv
ed a large and elegant stock of fall nnd
winter millinery goods, which alio Is
prepared to make up In the latest fash
ion nnd at low prices. The ladles aro
Invited to call and Inspect her goods be
fore purchasing elsewhere. Trimmings
and notions In every variety.
C W Lentz wll! open his. new drug
store, In Leibenguth's building this bor
ougli, during the coming week.
Families desiring to soouro a good
woman for "washing or house cleaning,
can apply to Mrs..Sugden,- in rear ol' C.
II. Bower's, 2?.nk street, this borough.
Nojv- goods arriving dally, at A. &
Laury & Peters havo Juet received
a large and elegant stock of new goods,
comprising. cloths, casslmeres and vest
ings; which they are preparedi to. make
up in the" latest fashlo at tho lowest
prices, , i
For a nobby suit and "a perfect fit
go to Laury & Peters, merchant tailors.
Alpacas, black and oalbred, from
25cts upward. at A. & D. Graver's.
Charles Trainer, Lehigh street,
wlllj "supply you with flour1 nd feed,
plow your gardens or do your hauling
at reasonable rates.
Border calicoes at lOcts per yard,
at A..&.D. Graver's.
' AtlVCIlksban-B Wednesday!' 'An.
ihony Lenahan shot and killed Captain
jolin Kellly. liotli were riding in a
buggy, and' Lenahan, jumping out,
fled. Search is bolng made for him but
ho has not yet been arrested.
. A fullstock of Underclothing at
very low figures 'at A. & D.-Graver's.
Don't forRet the lecture, In the
Evangelical church, Welssport, i on
Moudiy njglit, by. Rev, Thos. Bowmnn.
Admission 25. cts.
TlieWelssport Rolling Mill rnadoa
nnrrow escape from beinc burned down
last Saturday. It caught Are from tho
sparks of a locomotive. The citizens
by their prumpt exertions succeeded In
extinguishing.. It lUtjiorq. any ruaterial
damage was done)
I i mm i i
Fall anil Wl.Jlf r I'mlltqii'..
' T. D. Claiiss, the merchant tailor, on
Bank street, this borough, Is now open
ing one at the largest and best selected
stocks' )f cloths, casslmeresnnd vestlngs
sul't'ablo for'tlie fall nnd winter' trade,
ever, brougljt to town, together, with the
latest .fashion plates. He respectfully
asks those desiring an easy and fash
ionable fit, 'made' up from' the best ma
terial and by tjie best of workman to
give hjjn a calL Alaa-Iargeok of
liatj, caps, bopts, slides', gaiters, and
gent's furnishing goods, always on
ha&d, at low prices.
Unnnwuy Acclilcnl.
' On Tuesday Morning last, VMrf M.
Hellman. the flour and feed dealer, ot
tlits borough, was taking a load ot grain
to. thedepot br the Lehigh Valley R.R.
bp a buck-board, when'the horse took
fright at a dog, and ran away, throwing
Ing Mr. Hellman from his seat, and be
co'inlug entangled in the' wagon he was
dragged from the corner, of the Valley
11 ou.se, to the depot, one of his legs be
ing caught botween tho spokes, comple
tely braking the wheel, and yet strange
to say no bones were broken. His
body, Is considerably bruised and skin
lied, -but we are pleased to state that no
serious apprehensions are entertain
for bis ipee'dy recovery;
If Yon Want
Envelopes, note, letter or foolscap
paper", l'dgersday book's, time books,
butcher's oriither memorandum' books,
slates, pencIVs, pens, Ink.or In fact any
thing in the linn of stationery call at tho
Auvocate office, where you can get
every article of tho best quality fpr the
least money. A flew Hock of fancy
note paper and envelopes Just received.
CTWo haveaUo a quantity of choice,
now'ahd "popular works, which We are
selling at publisher's price, or lean at
lOcts per volume per week.
The Coal Trade,
The following tab spoils tho quan
tity p coal sjilpped over the Lehigh
Valley Railroad for the week ending
Sept. ISth, 1874. avd for the year as
compared with the. same time la,st year:
'on Wwk, -VmV.
Wyoming 1,870 04 819,00.100
Hazleton... 43,4X1 0-1 1,487,803 10
Up. Lehigh. . Ill 17 8,543 00
Bra.Meadow.. 18,02.0 18. 490,011 1R
Mabanoy 13,014 OS 810,033 10
Mauch Chunk 4ft 13 3,012 05
Total 00,589 04 8,1B3,08707
Last Year.... 112,481 13 8,237,025 14
Increase
Decrease..,., 31,913 08, 81,888 )07
Uelllonl.
Evangelical church -s-R6t.- AiKrcc
ker, pastor. Preaching, Sunday1, 10.30
A. m. and 7.80 p. m. by tho pastor, In
tho Northampton street school house.
Sunday school at 0 a. m. Alsor prayer
meetings on Tuosday", Wednesday" (Eng
lish) nnd Thursday evenings at 7.80 o'
clock. All are cordially Invited to at
tend. Methodist Episcopal church Rev.
Wilmcr Coffman, pastor. Preaching'
10:80 A. m., Subject: "Winning Souls:"
aud7:30i. ii., Subject: "Justification
by Faith." Sunday School JJ.r, .
Revival services will be held during' tho
week commencing at 7.80 p. m.
Rev. E. Ferrler, of Mauch Chunk,
will preach In the Presbyteilau church
to-morrow (Sunday). Services In the
morning at 10:80 and in the ovenlng at
7.30. Sunday School In tho morning nt
0 o'clock. Prayer meeting every Wed
nesday evening at 7.30. A cordial In
vitation s extended to all. .
. Rev. D(' Kf. Kepner, pastor, vll)
preach In the Trinity Evangelical Luth
eran church corner of lion and North-ampton-sts.
Services to-morrow (Sun
day) at 10 a. jr. In German; at 7.80 r.
M. English. Sunday School at 2. p. u.
1'iayer meeting Wednasday eveulng at
7.30 o'clock, and Teachers' meeting
Thursday evening.
Attention, Firemen!
A regular meeting ot Hook & Ladder
Co., No. 1, of Lehlghton, will bo held
in A. Buckmnn's carriage shop, on
Monday evening next, 21st lust., at 8
o'clock. A full' attendance Is request
ed. C. T, Hor.N, Secretary.
Initiation DalL
Lehigh Hook & Ladder Co, No. 1, ot
Lehlghton, will hold n grand ball, In
the Hall of the new school building, on
Friday evening, the 10th ot Oct,, the
proceeds being for the benefit ot tho Co.
Tie tickets are now ready and In the
hands ot the committee of arrangements,
who will spare no pains to mako this,
the first ball of the company, the finest
affair that ever took place in our boro
ugh. The Hall Is the largest In the
county, and refreshments of every dis
cretion will be served up in first-class
style, but no Intoxicating liquors will be
allowed on the premises. A first-class
band will be engaged for tho occasion
and nothing will be lett undone to make
this the ball of the season. Tickets $1
each.
Hook & Ladder Co.
At the regular meeting of this com
pany on Jbnday evening last, 7 per
sons were elected members, and four or
five others were proposed for member
ship. Nominations were inado for Di
rectors and Trustees, and the election
will tako placa on Monday next, the
meeting to be held In A. ZJuckman'a
carriage manufactory. The committee
on Ball reported In favor of holding a
ball on October 10th. Afterconsldera
Hon the report was adopted, and com
mlttee of arrangements nppol-ited, The
proposals for building the truck and
ladders were now opened, as follows:
A. Buokman $831, and Romlg & Hoff
ord $295. On motion, the bid of Roml:;
& noftord was accepted, and the com
mltteo Instructed to haye the work pro
ceeded with at onco, so that tho truck
will be ready' for parade on Oct. 8th.
Slatlngton.
Sept. 10th, 1874. The Dlstrlot In
stitute of Slatlngton met on Saturday
last to organize lor tho coming term.
All answered to their names, except
Mi's Glsh. After religious opening
exercises, the Principal stated the man
ner In which tho Institute will be con
ducted and tho duties expected of each
teacher, &c. The Institute will not
only be to educate the teacher In book
knowledge, but professionally. The
Institute will aim to teach teachers, how
to conduct recitations profitably and
govern well without the rod; for the
best teacher is one who can govern a
school well without the use of the rod
or any Instrument ot punishment. It
teachura havn thn tnnt fn frut: thole
jlls to respect and lovo them, punish
ment ueea noi oe resorteu' to except,
perhaps, In a few exceptional casos.
Mr Stettier also made somo remark's
endorsing the views ot the Principal,
and promised his aid to the fullest ex
tent of his ability which Is of no mean
proportion. How should our schools
be taught so as to.result In the greatest
amount ot cood? was then discussed bv
.the members, many taking an actlvu
part, and those not speaking evliiolgg
by their attention, that they were very
much Interested In the discussion wUh,
ing to gain all the information as re
gards teaching, possible. A class lu"
Reading was ccwlucted by J. H. Dear
dorff, one In Written Arithmetic, by
Miss A. C Kernahen, andonelu Gram
mar, by F. J. Stettier.
The follawiag are the officers, Pres..,
Ju U. DeaidoQiSeo., Miss A. O. Ker
nalien; Critic, F. X Stettier.
The commJtU'e epprted the following
progtauiuio for Sat., Sept. 10, 1874: Or
thography, by .diss E. S. Mlssons;
Reading,, by A. IL George; Wttten
Arithmetic, by Miss A. E. Glsh: Ills--tory,
by Miss A. O. Kernahen; Gram
mar, by J, H. Deardorflf. and Philoso
phy, by F. J. Stettier.
For wtle a five octave Parlor Oigan
(hew) aT a. great reduction, .apply at
this office.
TjVhlg'hton Initlttite.
y Sept. 13th, 1874. Jhe Institute met
nnd was caller) to order by tho presi
dent, Mr. Barnett. A portion of scrip
turo was road and a prayer offered by
thepiosldent. Tho roll called. Messrs.
Barnett and Allem and Misses Yarnal,
;Nead and ncllraaii responding, their
names. The minutes ot previous meet
ing read and approved. Mr. Allem,
Chairman ot the committee to draft a
Constitution and By-Laws reported. On
motion tho report was received and tho
commit too discharged. Tho constitu
tion was read article by article andsec
tlon by section, and-ananlmously adopt
ed, as followsr
ARTICLE I.-Namk.
This organization shall be known by
the name of "The Lehlghton Teachers'
Institute."
ART, II. Object.
The object, of (Ills Institute shall be
the mutual Improvementof Its members
in tho theory and practice of teaching
nnd their general 'development socially
and intellectually.
ART. HI. Members.
Section 1 The regular members of this
Institute shall be tho teaohers of Le
hlghton Borough.
Sec. 2. Any teaoher or friend of edu
cation ma bo elected as an honorary
member by the unanimous vote ot tho
regulnr members, and shall have ail
tl e privileges of regular members ex
cept tho rlnht to hold an elective ofiico.
.4RT. IV. Officers.
Sec. 1. Tho elective officers shall be a
Presldent,,a Secretory, and a Treasurer,
to bo elected by, ballot, every fourth
meeting, and to take their seats Imme
diately after their election.
Sec. 2. The officers by appointment
shall be a business committee consisting
oftlirao persons.
ART. V. Duties of Officers.
Sec. 1. The duties of the President,
Secretary, and Treasurer, shall bo thoso
usually appertaining to such officers.
See. 2. Tho duty.pf the Business
Committee shall bo to prepare a pro
gramme for the following meeting, said1
programme to be received or amended
by the Institute.
ART. VI. Amencuents.
Tills Constitution and the appended
By Laws may be altered or amended by
a vote of three-fourth of thu members
present.
BY LAWS.
Art. I. This Institute shall be gov
erned py parliamentary rules, except
while a member may bo conducting a
class exercise.
Art. II. The president may appoint
any member to take the chair. '
-4ivr. III. The regular meetings of
this Institute shall bo held on the first'
nnd third Saturdays of each school
month, unless another day be fixed up
on by tlireo-fourtlis ot the regular mem
bers present.
Art. IV. The expenses of this Insti
tute shall bo defrayed by voluntary
contributions.
Election of officers being next In or
der, the following were elected: Presi
dent, Mt. Barnett; Secretary, Battle M.
Hellman; Treasurer, Miss Nt-ad. Busi
ness Uuinmlttee the president appoint
ed Miss Yarnal, Messrs. Grossman and
Allem, On motion the School Board
as a body, Mr. Grossman, teacher of the
rackerton school andU. v. Jforthlmer,
editor of tho r Carbon Advocate, wero
elected honorary members of the Insti
tute. On motion astronomy was sub-'
stltutpd for nlgebra, as an exercise In
the Institute,-Text Book Steel's Four
teen Weeks.
Severul cases of truancy having oc
curred, this subject was presented he
foro tho Institute, and methods for cor
recting It called for, Mr. Barnett
thought thn first thing the teacher
do was to call on the,pareptsof the, tru
nrit' one", thus showing them that you
are Interested in the welfare of their
child. Mr. Allem said he made them
make up lost tlme,r0iting a case where
a boy had lost three hours for which he
expected to detain him 18 recesses.
The question, shall we teach history
In tho lower grades? 'was then asked by
one of the members, Mr. Barnett
thought wo should, though nbt using a
text book: lie thoucht It every teachers'
duty to acquaint his pupils with tho
leading historical lactsot tne uay. now
to teach tho little folks reading, was
next taken up. This was u very Inter'
csting feature of the Institute. It con
sisted of a class drill, Mr. Barnett being
the instructor. Jental Philosophy be
Ing next on the programme a short reci
tation in It was had
The Business Commttteo presented
the following prograine:
1. General Exercises, by Institute
2 Arithmetic, S J Harnett
3, Mental Philosophy
Adjouned to meet Saturday, Sept 20,
1874 Hattie M n oilman, Seo'y,
lccport of the Public Schools of Le
hlghton, for the month ending Sept.
4th, 1874, showlug the number of
' .pupils In attendance, with the per
icentage ot attendance ;
J
n
' i
s$
81
Ul
OS
Vi
6caoou.
High ....
Ummmar . .
Intermediate .
Secuutlary .
2nd Primirj
lit l'rlin.rj ,
TeUJ . , ,
m W 296 04 Vi BJ
As the above Indicates, the atten
dant has. been 'good, yet we would like
It to be sllll better. Several ot tho ab
sentees were from truency. Parents are
requested to use every effort to prevent
this and to. have their children In punct
ual and regular attendance. The teach
ers have been laboring assiduously for
the good ot their pupils and deblre
every aid and. encouragement.
Tho Softools, aro opened to visitors on
Tuesday and Tluirday of eaoh week.
Patrons and those Interested Lu schools
are respectively Invited to, make visita
tions. I would also beg leave to call the at-
tentlon of tho Town Council to the mis
I eroble condition of the sidewalks, csdo-
I. dally in tho neighborhood of the School
building. In bad weather they are ab
solutely unfit for the children to travel
over In going to and from school.
S. J. Barnett, Principal.
Our Poit-omee.
li'n. Editor. now long must wo
wait for our mall matter after it has
arrived In tho post office? My reason
for asking this question Is that very
frequently my weekly papers aro not re
ceived until one and sometlmos two
days after the regular time. Can you
account for tho delay.
Anxious.
Lehlghton bept. 17, 1874.
All mall matter should bo delivered
Immediately after Its arrival a rea
sonable time only being allowed for
sorting. Ed.
Married,
, On tho 80th day of August, by ,Rev.
A. Bartholomew, Mr. Charles Dunlap
and Miss. Mary Ann Ilahn, both of
Franklin Twp.
Died,
On the 11th day of Sept., nt Summit
Tllll. P.tmop TCtlna ann nf Slnnhftn T. nnil
Mary Ann Sharer, Aged lmo., 27ds.
EiL-lilgUlon Retail Prices.
Carefully corrected each week express
ly for "The Carbon Advocate."
Apples, per bushel CO
dried, per lb 12 to 15
Butter, roll. Dcr'lb SO
'Cabbage, per head 8 to 12
Ulieefo, factory, per id ' M
Eggs, per dozen 28
Fish, mackerel, No. jl 12 to 15
Ham, per lb , 20
Lard, pure, per lb 20
Pork, prime mess, per lb 12
Potatoes, per bushel. ............ . 80
lorn, per Dushel ii lu
Chop, Corn, per 100 lbs 1 00
" Bran " 1 40
" Rye, " 2 10
" Mixed " 2 00
Flour, Wheat, per bbl 7 50
" Rye. per 1UO lbs 3 25
Oats, White per bushel 00
f mack, per Dusnei ou
nay, per ton 20 00
Straw, per bundle 30
Coal, chestnut, per ton 4 00
" stove, per ton 4 ou
Hides, creen, per lb 15 to 7c
CalfSkins. each 1 25 to 1 50
Sheep Skins, killed this mo., ea.SOto 75
Plilladclpliin Markets.
Petroleum. We quote crude at 8 to
SHn. iu barrels, and standard white at
llc. tor export.
Groceries. 250 hhds. of Porto1 Rico
Sunar sold at 8!4c, and 25 hhds. ot Cu
ba Sugar sold at Skc. per lb.
Flour. mere is no improvement to
notice lu the Flour market, either In
price or demand. About' 1500 barrels
sold, Including extras, at $4 to 4 75;
Wisconsin and Minnesota extra fami
ly at id 25 to 7 50; Pennsylvania. Ohio
and Indiana do. do. at 85 G2K to 0 5.0,
and fancy brands at $S to 8 75. In Rye
nour anu oorn Jueai no cunnge.
uraln. in whest their Is very little
movement. Sales of 0000 bushels at
1 20 to 125, aud amber at $125 to 128
and white at $1 40. Rye ranges from
05 to 08c. Corn Is In limited request,
aud lc. lower.- Sales of yellow at.U5e.,
and mixed at 05c. Oats move slowly
at 04 to 85o. for Western white, and 02
to 03c. for mixed. The receipts to-day
are as follows: 2905 barrels Flour, 01
00 bushels Wbtat. 5200 bushels Corn.
15,400 bushels Oats, 103 barrels Wbls-
Kuy,
Provisions are without material
change Pork Sales ot mess pork at
'$24 to 24 50; prime mess at 23. Beet
bams at $20 to 20. Bacon Is steady;
sales of sugar-cured city smoked hams
at 15 to 10c; canvassed Western atlHK
to iuc; ribtied sides at 13., clear ribbed
do. at I3c, clear do. at 13 to lSc,
and shoulders at OK to 10c. Bulk meat
are unchanged: sales ot ulcklcd bams.
in lots, at.l4X to 15c; green hams at
rlhlu.il atripa nf. 19VfV itlunr rlli.
bed do. at 12'o.j clear do. at 12 to
lUttc; shoulders at Uo. In bulk and V'A
o packed. Lard Is firm; sales of city
refined and Western steam at li'A to
15c.. and kettle rendered at 15s.
Seeds. JVew Cloverseed is quoted at
1014 to lie.
Timothy commands $2 00 to 3.
Closing Prices o! DeUaven & Towns-
end, 40 South Third Street, Pblladel
phla, September 17, 1874:
U, 8. .', 1881
18- bid.
18V aiked.
U. f. b-W, 1802 ,
D. 8. 6-20, lSlU '. ,
U.S. S20.1S05 ,
U. 8. S-20, 1SG& J. k 3.
U.S. 530,1867 . .
U. 6. &-20, 18SS , .
U. & 10-W . .
U. K. Currency, ,'
U. 8. S'e. 1681, new .
PennsvlMol ILK. .
Valla. A lUadlnz U. It.
Letilgh Vnller lUllroad
. 12Kbld.
. llU bid.
. 16 bid.
. 16 bid.
, 16 bid
, 107. bid.
. 11'? bid.
. llCi bid.
. 12 -2 blJ-
. MU bid.
. 65 I bid.
. 61 bid.
1SJ4 Mked
11 f liked.
10 , ijked.
16 uked.
17,,' uked.
V,l asked.
Mil aiked,
ntf "ked.
lak aiked
Uk okad.
. i' ........
till.
beuign uoal x nar, uo.
tlnltn.! finmnanla. nf N. J. 127 Lid. 127 'a
Oold . . . bid. 110
bllr.r . . . .10 bid. 107
Special Notices.
The Acme Slilrt. This Is to
certify, that Messrs. Laury &, Peters
have taken Instructions lntltouseof the
Acme Shirt System, and are fully quali
fied and authorized to Janufacturo the
Geometrically-Balanced Shirt in the
Borough of Lohlghton. Signed,
Prof. W. M. Dildine.
Gentlemen desiring a handsome fitting
Shirt should leave their measure at the
pott office bulldlnir.
LAURY & PTERS.
June 20, 1874m8
Piles! Piles.!! Piles!!!
PlUt, Intern!. Kxtunui). BlwlhiT or 1.1)1.117.
Th Inteowi ufftrl(i"ccaiOiitM by tho dUl re.
lug diMAW, la lUTano.iiiornif, 11 known only to
those who an unfortunate enough to 1 0 atflltUJ
with It. The SaWplete night, the uncomforuU
daja, the haggard. ! k t-f the luQVivr ba.tr nit
neiior the lntoItj f the pain exiwrir.icfd.niwa
troubled with thU prefaUlng dltae, TJw Itte
cf of Brljjci' I'll Itemed j ai apoUt 0 carets
unequalled la Ihe aunsla of medicine Jlellef (
Immediate when ueed m directed. The Immeumi
deoundt Ibr C'ii srett-emed U uapar&lelled,
XQouuudj are Ulfi It W(tn the moet MtWrator
reiulU. Bold H A, J, IKJBLINU, druWliL Le
hlshbon. wj V Ij
Z aiked.
i aiked.
VM.
aiked.
aiked.
AMCDIOKIVB CHEST IN
..jiiiLt auu.u
Bitter. Ii not a beTeragf, but a itrlctlj medicinal
preparation, more tborooghljr adiplei to thtvants
of th. general puWIo than any other In the mar'
M. Unlike all other aoaltej Itemedleslt lipre
paled under the direct personal .uperililon of an
etilnent Physician. S. D. Ilartmao, M. D,thesen.
lor proprietor, Is a regular gradaita of Ihe Jeffer
son Medical College r f Philadelphia, and a practle
ing physician of large experience and eztenslr.
practice. In suoh hands the pnlillo ma lest as
sured that Mlihler. Herb Bitters is compounded
In strict accordance with correct pharmaceutical
principles, and that none but thecholcest Ingred
ients enter lolo Us composition.
Its Immense sale alnne ! conctuilre proof that
It possesses merit of a high Order. Merchants,'
banlcers,clergymen, lawyer, clerks and others en.'
gaged In sedentary occupations, experience It.
wonderful effects In relleilug the depression caus
ed by serero mental labors whllo the mechanic,
farmer and laborer, find their bodily .Tlgor restor
ed like rnalc by Its use.
At. this season of tbe year when Dli&rbou,
Caawrs, Couca and kindred disorders, caused by
eating unripe fruits, Imprudent Indulgence In
cold drinks, etc., are preraient, a certain, apeedy
and effectual remedy wUl be lound la illsnler1.
Herb Utters.
The depressing feeling of Languor or Debility,
Incident to tbe "heated term," la at once remorwr,
tbe energies restored, and lew 11! and Tlgor lev.
parted to the prostrated system, by Its use.
Ik UxsrirsiA, I.uia Coxflaikt and Amotions
or in. KtDmrs It lnrarlably works like a-charm.
It Is not a drastic purge nor hesdy stimulant,'
violent In Its operations; but it Is simply a natural
remedy, thoroughly adapted to attitt nature. It
supplies tone to the stomach, relnTlgorates the di
gest! re organs, stimulates the secretions, and pro
moting a regular action of the bowels, enable,
erery organ of the h)dy to perform ita allotted
work regularly and without Interruption.
It Is the unerring cvrtalnty ofdeslred results at
tendant on Its use, coupled with the fact that it
Is prepared by a Physician nf eminence in his
profeselon, that has rendered Mlshler'a Herb Bit.
ters so popular, and as familiar as a household
word. Tuovsanos or Mointas all over the land
hare found It to be thesarost and best remedy for
use In their families; they not only give It with
perfect safety to eren tbe youngest child, but
when ased with caution find it the safest means cf
easuringlAetr own health and freedom from Uia
weary acnes and pains Incident to their, sex. t'er
fectly harmless, it Is just the remedy needed by
thorn to enablo Nature to nerform her functions
naturally, regularly and without inconvenience. Mo
IA.BT siiuuld u without li If she would possess
the clear, blooming coniplexlou audcheerfulspirlts
fu.dpnrauie iruui sound nealtn. it is sold by all
Druggists and Ueneral Dealers; 'It Is neatly put up
In siuare dials Uo.tlco, enclosed In a yellow wrap-
ptr. It Is not sold on Draught, being itrictlj a
medicinal preparation, and as such Is endorsed by
many orthe most eminent physicians ofthecoun
try. Aug. 8, 1874 4m.
Tho most WoiiileiTul Dlscuve.'y of
the lOtli Century.
XjR. S. 3D. HOWE'S '
Arabian Milk Cure
FOR CONSUMPTION-,
And all Diseases or the TIIKOAT, CHKST and
LUNGS. (The only Medicine or the kind lu the
world.)
A SumiTUTC ims. Cos Livin Oil.
Ternianenilv iue Asthma, Bron. blll, Incipi
ent Consumption, Is or Voice, 'Shortness cf
Ureath, Ualatib, Ctouj Coughs, ColJi, it, In a
few days.
Dlt. S. D. nowr.'?
Arabian Tonio Blood Puvifler,
Which DIFFKHS fnm nil other preparations In
IUImveiiiate Actios 0iiutlieLlVi;u,KlllNi;Y8
and BLOOD. It Is purely vegetable, aud cleanses,
tbe system efall Impuiltles, builds up, and .jkei
Pure, I11cUBo.nI. It mras Scrofulous Diseases or
all kinds, remort' O.nstimtlon, and regulates t e
Bowels. For"(li:.'l!llAL DUBILltV," 'DiSl"
VlfALITV," and "IlIlOKIiN-DOWN CONSTITU
TIONS," I " challonje the 10th Century" to And
Ita equal. Erery bottle Is worth Its vreljhtia'
gold, l'rlce, $l.t0 wr bottle.
ALSO,
DK. S. D. HOWE'S
Arabian, Liver Pills.
They cleanse the Urer and Kl...a.uh tl.oroughly,
remove Constipation; contain no ciloMel nor auy
other Injurious lu-j edlent, a ?u act iiulcUlyupoa
these organs, will.'.., nioduclnj anylluor weak
neis. l'rlce 23 cuu. ,r box.
OONSUMP'l'IVES
Should nse all tin " 'flwa'ove ilealclpes.
&ld by A. J. I). ,tl'C,Oiru-;lst, sole Agent
for Lehlghton, Pa.
Da. 8. D. H.tWU, S .le Proprletor.'iei Cbamberr
Street, New Vork. apr. 11, 16731"
Mas. LANS'S C.iln Cur, for Inirowlug JJalla.
rpbans' Cotirt Sale-
By virtue of an Order of tho Or
phans' Court of Carbon County, thero'
will be espo.ied at Publio Sale, on tho
premises, in tho Borough ot Lehlshton,
on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th, '74,
at half-past TWO o'clock P. II., tho
following described
Heal Estate,
late of ELIZABETH MOULTHROP,
Decease, viz : All thr-X certain, lot,
piece or parcel of Ground, situate, ly
ing nnd being in the borough of Le
hlghton, Carbon County, Pa., bounded
and described as follows, to wit : Be
ginning at a stone, thence by, land of.
Lewis Graver south three degrees and
one-halt west twenty-flv perches and
one-tenth to a stone; thence by land ot.
George Esch due east twelve perches
and two-tenths to a stone; tbcoco by;
land of tho late John Kuntz, deceased,
north twenty-nine degrees wast eleven
perches to a stone; thence by the same
north four and ope-half degrees east
nineteen perches and throe-tenths to a
corner In the public mad; thence by
public road south fifty-rive degrees west'
eight perches to tho place of beginning,
containing 1 Aero and 23 Perches strict:
Measure.
The Improvements tbereonaro a one.
and-a-HalfStory DWELLING HOUSE,
with Basement ; a eood Well of Water,
and a number ot Choice Fruit Tices.
Terras and Conditions will be made,
known at tbe time and placo of sale, by
THOS. KEMEBElt,
Lehlghton, Sept. Qth, Administrator.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
The Lelilglitoa '.School J?naril now
offer, at Prlvato Sale, the following de
scribed valuable REAL ESTATE, be
ing a portion of the Publio School Pro
perty ot the Borough of Lehlghton, to
wit :
One Lot and Building,
bltuated on the corner ot Ivoit awl Pluo
etreots, and bounded, anil tVMirlbeil as
ollows: On tho north bylio.i street;
wet by a coiuiinm nilef oi'ih by rt
lot owned ly Joepli O r r co-i'by
Pino street. The lot Is ..ttJU'i .o.ii, by
169 feet Douches la tleiith. ASo,
TWO LOTS.
N.ufobete 153 and 154, MtualPcrocjPIno
sliest In said borough, bounded and;
described' as follows : On tho west by
i iuosciKtft, suuiu uy jot no. too; eass
by West nlloy, and north bv Cedar nk
ley. 'saltl lots being each CO feet front
by 189 feet 9 Inches In depiV
t'lfor terms and further nartlcu.
hust op ply to either of the uudernlgued..
juujm . jjijvi, l'roaldent.
A. J. DUULING, Secretary..
Du. N. B, REBER, Treasurer
Leblglilons.Mox 3w 187.