The Carbon advocate. (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, October 03, 1874, Image 3

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Insertion Cents.
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' Ihws than threemonths, flrstlnser-
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II. V. MOIITIIIMKK, rntllsher.
-jft IX. SlKWEitS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICEl Ground FloorlnthenewaddHonof the
Mansion House, Mauch Chunk, Ta. Business
transacted In English and Oerman. Collections
promplyuiaaeiind ContejanciiiF neatly done.
O-Petiletnmt of Estates Proving Wills, pl
talnlmr Letters ot Adinlnlstrntlmi.l'lllns Arctln-s,
nd Orphans' Court rractlcecarefultyntten led t"
Licenses Charters and Incorporations procured,
and Criminal Cases made a specially. ' I
Packard Orchestral Or
gans, aud Ilainps Brothers
Pianos, A. P. IIokn, Agent,.
Lehiprhtonj Pa.
Jlllr 25, U71-ni3
lw flfavtom Atomic
8ATUIIDAY MOKNING, OfTOIlKK 3, 1874,
Local and Personal.
Special Notice. Those of our sub-
scrlucrs receiving' their paper with a
cross upon the corner near their name,
will save, fifty cents advance In pi leu by
remitting tho dollar subscription at
onco. Our terms are $1 in advance, or
$1.50 If not so paid.
- The Republican delegate election
-will be held on Saturday next, aud the
County Convention In tho Court House,
sitJIauch Chunk on Monday, the i'Jth
Inst.
Our public schools will bo closed
on Thursday and Friday of next week,
In order, to alluw thu'llttld folks to at
tend the fair.
Hie annunl exhibition of the
Franklin Institute will commence. on the
0th Inst., in the spacious building corn
er of'13th and Market s(ieets, Plillailel
phla, and continue till the !Ust. Open
from 10 a. m. till 10 r. t.
"Have a carriage?" If so go to
David Ebbeit's livery on Hank street.
He, can furnish you with one at a low
lrlce, day or evening.
The Delaware, Lackawanna am!
"Western Railroad it niunces a quaiter
ly dlvldent of,2!i per cent, payable Oc
tober 20.
Daniel Krock & Co., have purchased
tho stock, good-will and fixtures of F.
S. Kuhns.' bread and cake bakery, In
this borough, and look possesion on
Thuisday morniug last. They propose,
to largely increahe the stock anil to op
en a nice eating saloon in connection.
The Zorough Council sold the 2nd
crop of grass on the Publio Square to
Fred. Lwuckel for $10.5(1. The gravs
was cut on Wednesday last.
For family Hour, of the very best
quality go to J. K. Ulckert, East Weiss
port. Lumber aud coal in largo or
small quantities at lower! market rates.
A few lota in IMckcrtovtii still unsold
i buy at once.
For salo a five octavo Parlor O. gan
now) at a great reduction ripply at
'this ofilce.
If you want a nice fitting shirt
leave your measure at Laury & l'eturs,
1'ost' office.
For fall aud winter boots, call at A.
& D. Graver's. Cheap and good.
St-tek No. 1 of tbe.Lehlgii Iron Co.,
rat the Junctionals to remain idle over
winter; owing to tho'coutlnuud depres
sion In the iron trade..
The Central Halroad of Now Jer
sey will pay Its quarterly dividend of
2pr cent on Tuesday, October 20,
Dennis Sharkey, convicted of at
tempting to assnsslnato ll"S.s Green, in
July last, was sentenced at Wilksbarre
Tuesday to six years and nine months"
imprisonment lu the penitentiary.
At Wllksbarre, on Saturday night,
four colored men, Henry Thomas, Jus.
Welcome, Thomas Irwin and Oeorgu
liazaiue, assulted a white man, i anted
James English, on the street, and
Thomas cut his throat. Thomas was
arrested, and It required all the effwts
of th.- police to keep him fiotit being
hanged by an exasperated mob. Kit.
gltsb Is lu a precarious condition,
A fine St. Charles bay horse, six
years old, sound all over, lor salo at L.
F. Klepplnger's, livery stable. Will
trot hls.mllu In 3 minutes, and has never
been, under training. Apply soon
A good girl wanted to assist at
houeowork, &c. Good wages, ripply
.at this olllco.
Perfumery and toilette articles in
great variety at A. J Dutliug's, IEc
ber's Building, Bank street.
1 F. P. Lentz has got emj Calicos
from 01 cents per yard upwards, Try
them.
The Lehigh Hydraulic Cement
Works, at Coplay, have resumed opera
tions. Fall hats aro appearing on our
streets. Our merchants havo a fresh
supply.-
Look out for pick-pockets the com
ing week, 't'hey gather at Fairs llku
buzzards around carrion,
It Is rumeredthat tho No. Ofurnaco
of the Crane Iron Co., nt Catasauqua,
Js to be re-started.
Miss Lizzie Kramer desires us to
.state for the Information of the ladies
that she Is now receiving the fall and
winter styles of hats and bonnets, aud
(that she Is prepared tu do them up lu
tho latest aud most failuouable manner
At very reasonable prices,
Laury & Peters have jutt received
a largo and elegant stock of new goods,
comprising cloths, casslmeres and vest
lng, which they are prepared to make
up lu the latest fashion at tho lowest
P rices.
For a nobby suit ami a perfect fit
tjo to Laury it Peters, merchant tailors.
rj
Mrs.' 9 won Ebhcrt, of South Lo
nlUlittiUwas kahdjhg at her door on
Friday"of fast' week, when Mime pe'rson
Uischaruetl.R gun In the field near by,
some rf the shot striking In I ho tloor
post within a foot of where she was
standing; Mrs K. was so frightened at
her narrow escape, that sit- has been
In 'n yery" "crltjeal condition ever since,
fjportsuien tihould be more oaieful
when out In pursuit of game, and look
In what direction thex aim. This might
have been a very Serious accident.
Dr. N. li Iteher presented us with
a dish of fine-grapes, aud a specimen
Of his Dttcliess Dang luleniH pears.
They'nrc line, somo ol them weighing
10 ounces each.
Tito furniture for the hill of the
new school .building ha- arrived, nmt
tlie Hull will b fitted up attei Hook &
Ladder OVs ball on the lUlh,
lliarles Trainer,; Lehigh street,
will sufmly you. with Hour and feed,
"plow fiur.'gRfdens.or do your hauling
at reasonable lates.
Carpets, a lull assortment, nt low
prices, nt A.. & D, Graver's.
For pure drill's and medicines go to
A.I. Du'illug, Uunk street.
Four Italian organ grinders wero
camping in a grove, n-iir Wllkesl'arro
on Stt),(tny, nnd wcrovl'lted about noon''
liy a gat g of men and Itoys under the
lendeishlp.of P.ililek .1elvln, who tried
to pick a qtiatiel with them. The Ital
ians oi nducted themselves quietly until
.Melvlu sttuek one of them, when the
Insulted Italian tlrmv n revolver and
shot Melvin In' the lireast The crowd
then lied, and when they returned tho
Italians weie gone, ami have nut "been
seen since. Melvin will recover.
Tin; deepest coal sha tin tills country-was
foinieily that of tuo lliekoty
mine at Pottsvlliel'a., which was stink to
the depth of G00 fret, at'the cost ol $100,
000', ami consuming 428 working days
in Its cnusiiuctUm. This, however, Is
but little more than half tho contem
plated dentil ot two shafts now tie.ng
excavated near Pottsvillo by the Phila
delphia and Heading Coal and Iron
Company, and wlllclt urn to be pushed
n vi'iticat distance of l,.r00 leet, 000 in
one shatt and 750 in the other having
ulioady been accomplished. At tact
slialt twenty-live diamond drills are
U'ed, boring holes in tint depth of be.
iween, uttil -iw leet, wl.tcli aro
charged and blasted'slmultaneously. It
to estimated that the" completion of the
work will develop n mining urea from
which at leat b0,00O,O0O torn of coal
can be produced.
The Ileecher Tilton Scandal ; a
complete History of tho c.tfae, fully II.
Justrated, Justrreceived and tor vale at i
the "Advocate" otlice. Price 20cts.
New goods received almost dally
nt Af & O. Graver's, at popular prices.
Our friend A. P. Horn lias Just re- I
turned from the Itingtown Fair, where
he in.it with great success with ills cele-
hraled Packard O l'uiis. t.n i nl.li.
Inganydiint: lii his Unci c.itmot do bet- I
' "fc " ". J ... I .. V. ... .! Ilttll V'lllllUl
tt;r ttutyjntrust tlHr oidets to I
he always glveslhe woh'li "of the i
him, as
money.
Attention, Ktreinrikl
The next regular slated meeting of
Lehigh Hook and Ladder Co. will bo
held in Heller's Halij on Monday eve
ning next, October 5th, at 7:30 o'clock
sharp. -
By order of tho President,
C. T IIoitK, Secretary.
NrwHtnreliiRiK Pcnn,
Mr. Noah Notn.steln will open a sioro
in East Penn, on Monday next with a
large iStock of choice groceries, ptovls
Ions, i)ry giodsnud eveiy other article
usually found n a first-class country
store, which lie offers to Ids friends at
flitf verv low'e'sf prices for'pash on thirty
days.' ' ' - ' K
elitgH-IIook,fc l.'xlllfr Hall.
, The tickets for't'lie' aljoyp.' lMli; which
will come'otf In' lite liafl of the'' ' new
,fCl:o.l 'building-, lu this Imrougii, on
Friday t;vcnlin;,OqtoVer lpth, aie go
Injj.o'ff raid.dfy. Tl.e Eureka Drchestra,
of Allentown, hafc'hoeii encaged for tho
occasion, and tlQ affair bldsMnir to ho
tho one of the sya-ou. Secure tickets
oirly.
l'ain,tr. - '
Ildok & Ladder Co , Nol.of thispla'le
will. hold a grund parade-on Tlinrsday
next tho'8lh inst. Inrion.Pliconlx and
Onoko Hose Companies of Mauch
Chunk have been invited and aro ex
pected ttrbe. precept to participate on
the occasion, Tliu members of Hook
& Ladder; Co. will have thulr new truck
In line and'wiir parade in their new
uniforms,
Oniorrn I'Mrctcit.
vlt a regular-meeting of Gnaden Hut
ten Lodge, No. 080. L O. O F , oflhls
bjrnugli, on Tuesday evening list, the
following olllccrs were elected for the
ensuing terms:
N. G',, Andrew Graver Jr
V. (!., D.ttifel Graver
Sec:, U It Hex
. A. S., JHclgcl
Jreas., A. G. Dollenmaycr
Hep., A G, Dolleimmjer
Trustees, Daniel Qrayer, W. M. Du
Four. i,1 c ( ' ' j. " i " , ' f
'To th'ejt'nlillc.
Frank Deborde, Jeweler, Hank street,
opposite the post-office. Lehlghton, Pa.,
wishes to call attention of the public to
his stuck uf watches, clocks and Jewelry
which he is offering at the lowest cash
prices ; also agent for tho celebrated
Diamond spectacles and eyeglasses and
a full line of cheaper spectacles. JAmy
Diamond spectacles have been sold
where others did iut give salt. faction,
which can bo provesl by the recommend
ation of several of our prominent citi
Iselilglitnu Fiilr.
Next week Oct. 0, 7, 8 and 0, theO.tr
bor County Fnlr will be held at Lehlgli
ton. We hear that great exertions nre
being made to excel (Wen tho large and
fine displays of former years, and that
the expectation Is that an unusually
large cro td will bo pnsent. As tho
Carbon folks usually turn out tti large
numbers to our annual exhibitions, wo
hope for once to sen 'tin visttreclprnc.it
cd In goodly numbers fiom this direc
tion. They up thi-rij have agnt at many
things to show Hint, are not to bo seen
at our own fairs. Allentown Democrat,
If You Want
Envelopes, note, letter or foolscap
paper, lodgers, day liooks, tlitto books,
butcher's or other memorandum books,
slates, pencils, pens, Ink.or In fact any
thing in the lino of stationery call at tho'
Advocate olllco, where you can cet
every article of the best quality for the
least money, A new stock of fancy
note paper and envi lopes just received.
ISTWo haveitl',0 a quantity of choice,
new and papular works, which wo nru
selling nt publisher's price, or lean at
lOcts per volume per week.
Tile Conl Trntle,
Tito following table shows tho quan
tity of coal shipped over tho Lehigh
Valley llallroad for the week ending
Sept. 2(Jlh, 1874, and for tho year as.
compared with tito same time last year:
IV'.in Wtk. War.
Wyoming 15 910 03 8.13,010 13
lLuletou 33,01.! 13 1,301,040 03
Up. Lehigh.. 30 11 3,03.1 15
llea.Meadow.. 0,2.W 14 511,781 00
Muh.moy 10.U33 13 374,538 07
Mauch Chunk 101 01) 3,3i0 00
Total 00,283 03 3,311,543 10
Last War.... 100,284 13 3,430,0112 12
Increase
Decrease 31,003 08 123,414 02
Another Nrw Stock,
T. D. (lauss, tho tailor, desires its to
stale that lie has just returned from
New Yolk, nnd that he Is now opening
a very large invoice of cloths, cassl
meres and vostlngs, suitable for fall and
winter trade, which he Is prepared to
make op In the best and most fashion
able styles nt "knockdown" prices. He
guarantees t "perfect fit" every time,
and the goods In all casus as represent
ed. Also, an Immense stock of rub
tiers, Imots, shoes, hats, caps and gents'
furnishing eoo.ls. Itemember the plnce,
T. I). Clau-s, Just above the Public
Square, Hank street, Lhlghton.
IlnllroAil Acclttrnt.
Asthe accommodation passenger train
on the L. & S. railroad was Hearing
Siegfried's IJrldge on Friday morning
at 11 o'clock, Wlso's foiir-mulo team
from this city was seen approaching
tho track. The engineer sounded his
whlstlh to want the driver, a man by
tho name of Thomas Spengler, hut as If
determined to get across, he urged his
mules forward. Tho result was that
the engine struck the rear of the wagon
and upset It, Spengler getting under
neath. The mules with the front wheels
attached ran down the toad, hut were
secured without much injury. Spengler
ns very seriously hurt, dying ttoin the
effect of the injuries sustained on Sun
day morning list. He belonged to
IJetlil-heiu, and leaves a family. Al
letito.vu Democrat.
Trotting Coin-He.
An arrangement has Just' been made
by a number of our most prominent
Citizens, whereby they havo succeeded
In leasing the grounds of the Carbon
Agricultural Society for a number of
years, for the purpose of a regular Trot
ting Park Assocla'ion, to build stables,
re grade tho tiaek aud make other nnd
necessary linprov, ments on the grounds,
and pay an annual rental of $200 to
the Agricultural Society, who are also
to have the use of the grounds for their
fair uses This Is a ,20'd arrangement,
not only for the Agricultural Society
but also for ilie town of Lehlghtnn be
ing another step forward In the progress
of our lltllu boiotigh. Keep the ball
rolling, gentlemen, there are miny otlf
er, entet prises you can develop, all of
which will tend to advance the Interest
of .ill our people.
Itellglnna
Hev. .1. W. Wood, of Allentown,
will preach in the Presbyteilan church
to-morrow (Sunday). Services In the
morning tit 10:30 an t in tint evening at
7.00. Sunday School In the morning at
0 o'cIock. Prayer meeting everv Wed
nesdiy evening nt 7.30. A cordial In
vitation Is extended to all.
Evalige'lcal church -Hev. A. Krec
ker, pastor Preaching, Sunday, 10.30
A. M. nnd 7.00 e. m. by the pas'nr, In
the Voitliamptou street school house
Sunday school at 0 a st Also, prayer
meetings on Tuesday, Wednesday (Kug
llsh) nnd Thursday evenings at 7.30 o'
clock. All aro cordially Invited to at
tend. Hev. L. droll, will preach In
the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
church corner uf Iron ami North-amptou-sts.
Services tofluorrow (Sun
day) at 10 a. m. in Gct'fian; at 7.00 i
m. English. Sunday Syhool at 2. i. m.
Piayer meeting Wednesday evening at
7.31) o'clock, and Vachers' meeting
Thursday evening. )
Methodist Episcopal church Hev.
Wllmer Cullman, pastor. Pleaching
10:30 a. M., by Hev A. K. Urban; and
nt 7:00 i m., by the pastor. Sun
day School 2 p. M( Hev I vii I services
will be held during' the week .'oininenc
Ing at 7,30 r. xi. All are cordially In.
Tlted.
Our Fair.
The annual exhibition of tho Carbon
County Agricultural Society will com
mence Tuesday next, October flth, nnd
continue for four days. Tho appoint
ment or olllcrs un.t tlm salo of stalls
and other privileges of tho fair ground
took placo on Saturday last; tho stalls
'bringing the following prices:
No. i. Jos. .Miller 812.00
No. 2. Geoige Eiiieiy 43,00
No. it. G -go HuL-en 40.00
No. 4. Leopold Meyer 4S.00
Nn. 5. Kred Dreher 40.00
No. 0. John Hank 40 00
No. 7. William Sendo' 41 00
No. 8. Paul Schwelbliu 43 00
To al $329.00
Tho privilege of running the Flying
coacli was not sold, and was lelt to the
committee of airangeiiients to dispose
of.
Tho following offices wero then ap
pointed for the positions named :
Committee of arrangements Jonas A.
Horn, Thomas ICoons, p. stocker.
Etitlj Clerks-JacoO lirong, Chas. T.
Horn.
Ticket Agents W. P. Long, Char.'os
Lent z
Doot Keepers Jonas Hehrlg, Godfrey
Peter, Aaron Shlve, Samuel Elibert.
Day Watchmen JiiHlu Kuons, David
luge, Andrew Sldve, m. Evert.
Night Watchmen FianclsStocker, Jr.,
Orlando Ketnerer.
Chief ol Police FianclsStocker.
Squllilela by '-Mnrcullo."
Tho gentleman who put his watch
under the steam hammer in the Packer
ton shops just to see how near tho ham
mer could descend without Injuring it,
lias come to the conclusion that steam
hammers aro frauds.
Where's the villain who sent tho Sall
ying family the boquet powdered with
cayenne peppei? Julias Sneezer I I
where Is he? Tho Stnivlns havo done
nothing but sneeze since.
A sedate old gentleman, who was at
tending tho funeral of a near and dear
f i iend, was much horrified at having
oiio of his fellow mourners in the car
lingo with lilm ask if "lie had a eucher
deck In his pocket,"lf so,he thought "a
few games would help to rtllay his
grief."
I note with pleasure that a liumano
citizen of Lehlghton advertises "Dress
ed hogs,'' tills Is right, for I have often
thought that nature had but poorly
clad the porclt.o race, now the bito of
tho festive mosquito or the chilly blast
of winter will no longer strike terror to
the heart of the hog who Is dressed. I
frel that the advertiser deserves these
few tender loins.
Huir tfuiigbhitt was much hurt the
other day ut the Insult of ono of his
guests tor whom ho had opened a bottle
of choice Hhlno wine, lie did r.ot like
it a bit to bu asked it his wine wasn't
pretty good for pickling purposes.
I am obliged to the kind enemy who
sent me a box of lattlo snakes per ex
press, ho might, to say the best, have
sent them lu a collln instead of a soap
box. Sucli delicate attention causes
me to feel as if I would like to reach
the heart of the donor with an ounce
of lead.
How nice It Is to ramble In the yard
Monday nights after the folks have
taken In the day's wash, the darker the
ulglit the better. I went out the other
evening and tho first thing I knew ono
of Hie clothes lines took off my bat, an
other caughttr,e violently in the mouth,
then glanced up aud barked my nose lu
the ,nost beautiful manner, I had Just
commenced to rejoice (?) when I flip
ped over n box of clothes plus and Aits
pitched head first Into one of my clinic
est rose bushes, then I realized that "the
pathway of llfo Is ever best with thorns."
Mamma why did the doctor choke the
other day at the dinner table when pa
pa propose!, "the good health of the
city?" "Hush darling" was the reply.
"I guess It was on account of Its belug
n dry toast.
Maucutio.
Phlla., Sept. 2S.
Dig Gi crk lltma.
Last week wo witnessed tho first frost
of this season Hatlier early.
The Public Schools of Franklin and
Towamensiiig districts will open on
Monday, Nov. 2nd.
A bridge will bo built across tho Po
ho Poko Creek at Daniel Krutn's (a
wise thing ) It ought to havo been
done long ago, for the creek Is not ford,
able for teams In the winter tlmo on
account of the high watei, floating Ice,
Ac.
Mr, Solomon Stemlcr Is building a
new addition to his house, which Is now
nearly finished. It increases Its size
considerably.
Mr. Paul Huck Is rapidly pushing his
hou-o toward completion; when finished
It will ho oneof the linrxt In the valley.
' Mr. H. F. Smawley, of Hath, North
ampton Co., formerly of this place, has
been again appointed to the Pino Hun
School (tiiu'ght for threo terms by W.
E. Kemerer.) Ho Is a young man ol
considerable talent. The district can
pride themselves upou receiving his
vuluablu services agalu for anuther
term.
Pino Hun, Stoiulersvllle, Eckhait's
Valley ajnd Heer'a Valley -four Sunday
rcuoolj will hold a plc-nlc in tbo groTO
of Mr. Nathan Stemlcr, nt Stemlcrsvllle,
on this Saturday, Oct. 3, nt 10 o'clock.
A cordial Invitation is extended to all
on this occasion.
Our farmers havd now nearly nil done
with their seeding. The limn Is fast
coming when landed proprietors will be
esteemed for tho condition of theirncres
rather than their extent of territory.
A series of protracted services' will
commence In the Polio Poko house, at
Shoenberger's, on Sunday evening, Oc.
lllh, nt 7.30 o'clock, and contlnno for
several weeks. The pastor, Hev. A.
Zlegenfuss, of Parryville, will olllelato.
A cordial invitation Is extended to per
sons of all denominations to nttend.
Services In the German language.
W. E. K. '
III? Creek, Sept. 29th, 1874.
Democratic. ,
Agreeably to the announcement of
Col. Hob'ert Klotz, Chairinan of the
Democratic County Committee, the
members met nt the Couit House In
Jiinch Chunk, on Friday of last week.
A large repicsentatlon was present and
inueh Interest manifested In tho pro
ceedings. C.d Klotz called the meeting to order
nt 1.30 r. it., Dr. J. G. Zero being elec
ted Secretary. The list of members of
tho Committee was called.
The first business In order jvas tho
setting of n time for holding the Dele
gate Election; on motion, Saturday, Oc
tober 3d, was thO lime selected, to hold
tho Delo'ate Klec'tlon nnd Monday, Oc
tober 0, at 11 o'clock, A. m, the time
for the meeting of the Democrntiu Coun
ty Convention, in the Court House, In
Mauch Chunk.
On motion, the following gentlemen
were selected as Judges an i Inspectors
to hold the Delegato Elections; also, the
number of Delegates eacli District Is en
title to according to the voto polled at
the last Gubernatorial election.
Hanks. Audenreld, 2 delegates,
Judge, W. E. Maloue; Jas. Dunlavey,
Patrick McClaffcrty, Inspectors.
Heaver Meadow. 4 delegates; Judge,
J. J. Galleglier; Daniel Hri .h, Alex'.
Dwyer. Inspectors.
Fast Penn 2delegites; Judge Isaac,
Glnderj William Hoss, Josiali Andrews,
Inspectors.
East Mauch Chunk. .-2 delegates;
Judge, Elwln Hatier; Win. DeFrclin,
Neal Mcl'ole Inspectors.
Franklin. 3 delegates; Judge Joseph
Hliiisleker; Isaac Uagenstoce. Thomas
Aruer, Inspectors
Kidder. North D!strict.-2 delegates;
Judge, James Duncan; Daniel McClaud,
John C.tllaghnn, Inspectors. South
Dlstilct. 2 delegates; Judge, Win.
lilery; Christian George, Jacob Christ
man, Inspectors.
Laii-nnna, 2 delegates; Judge, Ma
tins McGiuty; Jas. Smith, John McCule.
Inspectors.
Lehigh 2 delegates; Judgo, Geo.
Stittler; .Martin Mcavoy, Wm. llurke,
Inspectors.
Lehlghton. 3 delegates; Judge, Win.
Wagner; H. II. Dtngler, F. P. Lentz,
Inspectors.
Lower Tovameiislng. 4 delegates;
Jtl ige, Levi Kern; Daniel terf.iss Hen
ry lieltz, Inspectors.
Mahoning. 3 delegates, Judge, T.
Horn; Ellas Kouns, Daniel Heck, In
spectors. Mauch Chunk. 3 delegates;' Judge,
noniliilek McFadden; W. W. Seott,
Abraham Shortz, Inspectors, ,
Nesquelinnlng. 2 drle.-ates; Judge,
Philip Co)le; Henry McGurry, Charles
Fritz, Inspectors.
Pa ker. 2 delegates; Judgij, John
Fnust; Heub-n Stelner, John C. Ilitner,
Inspectors.
Penn Forest. 2 delegates; Judge;
Frsnk Smith; Frank Koch, Samuel'
Kin-liner. Inspectors.
Summit Hill. 0 delegates; Judgo,
Sam'l Ulckert; Geo.-ioyle, John Sharpo,
In-pectors.
Upper Towamensiiig. 2 delegates;
Judge, Win. Hehler; Nathan Stemler,
Peter Jones, Inspectors.
Weatlierly. 3 delegates; Judge, Lewis
Klngle; Levi Hartz, Joseph Meyers,
Inspectors.
Weissport. 2 delegates; Judge,- Dan
iel Schoch; F. O. Knlpe, Jacob Slrass
berger, Inspectors.
According t 'he rales, tho Delegato
Elections must In held nt the place
where the General Elections am held.
To Cnr re pontic ii tut
Iii answer to scores of lei tors of in
qulry, westatoi Tho Fifth Gift Concert
ol the Kentucky Public Llbraiy will
potltlYL'ly titku plauo November SO,
1874, ami there will bo no postponq
mtM.t. Tho capital prlza will on 4250,
000, Savo ua tbo truublo of writing
letter, good friends, and for Informa
tion cotKvrnlng this matter, drop a lino
to Gov. Thuin.H K. IJr.unletto, Louis
ville, Ivy. You will receive full par
ticulars by ret.iru mail. Plenso spare
us.
X circular tl.itotl U'h. Valley Oflko,
J.tucli Cliunk, Sept. 18, t-ays: "On mid
afttr October 1st, 11. 1). Ueirylill, Kin.,
will tul;u cli.trge of llie Su.tlus o lliis
Ouinpaiiy. K. II. Morris, Esij., will
succeed -irr. ll.irryliill as ngitiitiitl'ack-
frrim iiri.iirilitii finli.. frmn th nlutvn
late. Coiiiniuiiicnlioiis slioulil bo nd
dressed acconliiiKly."
Coslna rricw ot DuIIavhs & Towns
y.su, Stock, Government mid Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
October 1, 1B74.
U.S. fl's, lal ... IS l.la. ISMaatlfil.
U M Jit, mi . . , Vtil 1-1 1. 121? a,k.
U. S. 5 JO. IW.l . . . 1 lii I'l l. UK atke-J.
U. a3,lbs , . .10 Wl
U. M ru, lettj J. J. . 15K bid.
U S. J.W, ltl-7 . . . IT lilt
V. (-.6-iO, 18W ... IT bid.
U. S. 1U4J . . . IlljUt
U. . Cuirucjr, U' . , IT l-li,
U.S. &' Ibil, new . , 17 I'M.
I Willie, I, aula it. ,.. , , t-iu. id.-n.TUi
1'lilla. & Heading H. It. . tl'., 1.11. Sl'Ca.ked.
Ubili Valley Itallruid . OlU old. 0liil.eJr
UMhCll .Vav.Uo. , 4T bid. 4T1, a)(ed.
L'i iioUOomiMultiol.N. J. iiS 111. lMiaiaeJ.
Uuld j , . Ill) IU. Uiif.'a.seJ.
MlTir , , . . J" til. pr,,.l.
IMl udteil,
allied.
1U? Hiked.
17K akkd.
IIS. aHldd,
ITU krd.
ijJb ..kt.
B.ttlilghton Itolall Prices.
Carefully corrected each week express
ly for "Tho Carbon Advocato."
Apples, per bushel CO
" dried, per lb -,.12 to IB
Butter, roll, per lb 33
Cabbage, per head 8 to 12
Clteefe, factory, per lb 20
Eggs, per ihtfen 30
Fish, mackerel, No. i 12 to 15
Ham, per lb 20
Lard, pure, per lb 20
Pork, prime mess per lb 13
Potatoes, per bushel 80
Corn, per bushel $1 15
v'JIiop, Corn, per 10P lbs 2 00
" Bran " 1 40
" Uje, " 2 20
" Mtxd " ' 2 10
Fljur. H'hent,- perbbl..'. 7 50
" Ue, per 100 lbs, 3 25
Oats, White per bushel 70
" lllaci',, per bushel G5
Hay, per Ion 20 00
StrawVper' bu.nlle 30
COsI, chestnut, per ton 4 00
" stove, per ton 4 50
Hides, green per lb 5 to 7o
Calf Skins, each 1 23 to 1 50
Sheep' Skins, killed this mo., en.50to75
Special Notices.
ASUBSTttTEJTE FOR QU1
jsI.12. -For years, qulcine was
regarded as theoalj specific for inaUr.oui diseases
nml Immense qumtltloi of the dm were annual
ly conmmm. throughout our western country,
more p.trtlcul i rty nlong.tba rlrer bottom! and ad
joint u; low hnJs.
With the fill inoothst malaria, la allltsrarled
form. st.ilkn Ilka tin cnldemle thrnuzh the laud.
laud whMtJ'dlilrlctn are rofttinted with chtllaand
ivwr.ine ernire pnpuii'ion RUivunx wiia ague.
Heretofore- quinine iviruUrly reortbd to; but
wlille It frequently tailed to I'lTect a cure, ttlnvarl
ably der.nvo.l the xtnntcii, producing munea,
Ttirtlid nnd t tyl tlvt pains In the he.id to suh an
extmit tlrit m mtlw etipied ere the system rcur
tre'd from Ita afTectfl. Thue objections tolls u
wero its marked, tlut the Introduction f MIhters
Herb Hitler was hailed as a triumph In medicine.
Iminltely more certain tn ltsbtm-ficHloifrctii than
quinine, It pe4jd iiijne of the demerits of that
dnu. Iim'widof mu-OAtlnir, It times and lnvl
orates tbestomtcli,and while upeedlly expelling
the tiolom humor, Increase the appetite 'aud
ficllit.ttes dletitlJti; thui rendering the sysOat
Hirotufand better fitted toresltt the attiqlts of
dl-e.e. In tact, n judicious uso of Mlobler's
Herr,UttterMat thU seis.m of the year, will pre
vent the racurreneeof this dliase,even In those
wh.huve ucr.r piH'el an autumn without it.
,ti t'jpttrknte of twenty jeara proves It to bo tht
(irtHtet anti Pbiodio known to medical nclence.
There are, piThapj,, no dliuisert so subject to
cllmutli chtuts a affections of the Kidneys.
Hundred of our firmers, mechanics, and ltborlng
m,fn,t.troni? and h.irdy In all other respect f, suf.
rercontluuil lncmepviicei and occasionally ex
cru'ditini paluit In tho bictt and acnM the loins;
ttierlonce a 1'ienuent desire to piss water, pain
'during ltd pis:te,and frequent stoppage In Its
Uow,, Thijw are manifestations resulting from
'. Itl....1 l,.,i..., llfin.hUi Fina mn ami
PMIIIU PI I Jin or HOIfJ iltb UJK' J v" "
aratatedty eierychangelntbe weather. Krery
1 ....I it ... Il, ,11.1.1 ftuin.s.nwa
chronlo, and llu once stton; mm a miserable
wreck. MUhter'ji Herb lilt tern Is theoity certain
reuuMly fr tbh c'a-is of diseases. It Ins a pecu
liar tendency to the kldnetfl, stlmuUteH them to
healthy action, and removing the cause, preveuts
the luruiHltoii ofbrlckdust deposits, which, If per
mltted lOconllune, will by cohesion form grarel
moval. Many of the lugredients enter) oj luto H
i-uiu(-.iiijii, nru uiiiversniijr ecujimeuan fpt-tiuti
tor all conipl.tfuts of the uriuary organs. In Lifer
(J mpl'ilut, Hy.popiU; all disorders of tho' Bowels,
and aiTectlMiHfitUe 'Lhruntand Lungs, It Istxiual
ly curt tin and e.Uca'ioujt; while, as a reuiedv lor
I til complaints peculiar to the female Bex, It has
uu.eqMti. lapie, itja aua younj, tearriea aua
tliUid, Li erery condition of lire, will find this
Qtutkt riMiLi KtiiBjY prort2t, lafe, ctrUxin and
uliatU. Ti.e pule, sallow cuuiplexlon Is replaced
ifj ,i hituifb, healthiul' counteoanre, and Us oc
ti4wnal use etull? Aature to perform her funo
tljUS KKauUKLY ASD WITUOLT IXCO.fVEXIK.YCI.
Sfold uiil iu bottles by all Druggists and general
Uvalers. Aug. b-4m.
The most Wonderful Discovery of
the 10th Century.
S. ID. HOWE'S
Arabian Milk Cure
FOR COXSUMPTIONV
.And all I)loftses or th THUOAT, C1IKST and
UJ.N'iJ-i. (Theooly Medicine or the kind In the
world.)
; A SmsTiTUTX raa Cod Li tie On.
Permaqantly cures Asthma, Rronchltls, Tpclpl
ent OVns'imptlon, of Voice. Shortness of
'llreath Catarrh, Croup, Coughs, Cqlds, Ac, In a
few dJjs,
. . . DR. S. D. HOWE'S
Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier,
Which 'LUFfr'KIH from 'l other' preparations In
ItslMVEUiUF. Action upon the LIVKlt.KIDNKVd
nnd Ul Jtl. It in purey TeeUbte, and cleannes
the MMeui ef all luipu Itles, t.ullds up, and makes
Purr, Jllch Ulood. It cure Scrofulous Dlseasesof
all ktiida, re more Constipation, nnd regulates the
HoweU. ForUKNUtlAL UKUlLlTV," LOsT
VI I'ALITV," and i(UOKKN'l)OVVN CONSTITU
TIONS," I "clwllentre the- Wth' Century" to find
ItsVejuil. Krery bo'.tla Is worth 1U weight tu
gold IV Ice, fl.Oj per bottle.
ALSO,
DU. S. D. HOWE'S
Arabian SSSiS- Liver Pills.
Hit pJeniiM tho'Llrvr and Stom-neh thoronhl;t
ruaiyiie Odullp-itlui) ; coutaia no calomel nor auy
otbttr Injurious lutfrfldiditt, auil act quickly upon
tbau orbits, wlthtmt trulucluz aujrpilnor wtiak
uuhs. l'rlcu'25 ceuts ier lioz.
CO NSUMl'TIVES
konUnsenll tirtavtth above iletllcines.
Mby A.J. DUlSLlNO,l)rugj,sf, sola Agent
for LeliUhtUn. Pi,
lis. s. U. UOWi Sjle rropr)etor,101 ChtmUra
Street, New utt, apr. II, I873jl
Mas. LAMB'S (Wi.ln Cure for Inirowlnjt Nalla.
Piles ! Piles ! ! Piles ! ! !
WlaJ, Ihteruit, K-rtem.il, lllw-llni or Itching.
Tliu Ititenej su fdrluiroucMltned by too. distress
tutf disease, in Us vailous iorins, U known onlj to
tU mo whu are unfortunate enough to bo atlllcted
with It. The sleepless nights, the uucouifortaU.
.1 ij , ilia Uijr;-ird I Aka of the sulTerer Iwar wit.
tleksot the luteusltyof thepiluexerlericod when
troubled Willi t.il. .revallliln. disease. The sues
cusa uc llrUf' I'ile Iteuiedy as a riiJtlvo cure Is
uneulled la the annals uf medicine ltellefls
luimediltM when used ill directed. The Itnoieni
Ueaiaud for tha groat remedy la unpttralelled.
Tnjuiuds are Uslujglt wltn the uiat aalUfactory
rMiilts. bold by A. J. UUIthl.NQ, druUt, I.e
uijlUKius may u ly
Tho Acmo Shirt. This Is to
oertDy, that Slessrs. Laury & Peters
nuvu tuicen instructions in mo uu or mo
Acuio Slilrt System, nnd nru fully quali
lii'.d nnd nuthorized tu Janufacture tho
Georueirically-Il.tlanccd Sldrt tu tho
norougu ot i.eiiiKUion. Myuea,
Prof, V. M. Uildine.
Gontlciuen dealrliii: n handsome littlntr
Shirt 8iould It-avo their iueauru rtt tho
pOjt OlliCO Ullll.lillL'.
Juno 20, 1874.m'J
f ' '
--' Atiutlicr largo sclectlou of select
und staudard noveU, Just leceived at
tliu A bvoCate olllco. Terms : lOcuuU
per vclurno per wceic.
s