kditok;
LKIIIOI1TON, PA.!
SATURDAY MOKNINO OOTOI1BR II. 1874.
Governor Hartrauft has notified Mr.
Perdue, ono of the Undertook counsel,
that, nfter caretul consideration of tlio
case, ho finds It bis duty to issuo a war
rent for tho oxeculton of Udderzouk.
borne statistician has estimated that
the growth of our American railroad
system has been at an average of four
and a half miles per day for tho last
forty-four years, there being now iln
operation In this country about 73,000
miles of railway. In tho year 19X0 there
were about 23 miles of railway In opera
tion In all tho country,
Ofllolal returns to tho Huresui of Sta
tistics rIiow that, during tho three
mouths onded September 80,1874, there
arrived at the port of Now York; 47,
C54 immigrants, and 12,703 passengers
not Immigrants, Of tho total number
of Immigrants 20,104 were males and
ily490 females. Tinder fifteen years of
nge, 11,903; fifteen nnd uuder forty, 23.
831 ; forty and over, 0,880. From Kng
land, 13,153; Ireland, 0,072; Germany,
11,859; Russia, 4,044; born at sea, 16;
lied on the voyago, 20, of whom 23
were under forty years of t ago. These
immigrants represented over 310 differ
ent occupations.
State elections were held Tuesday in
Ohio, Indiana, Nebraska, West Virgin
ia and .drkatisas, In nil these Slates,
except Arkansas, Cougressmen were
chosen. Tho.leadlng State officers elect-,
ed in Ohio, Indiana, and Iowa wero
Secretaries o'f State. In Nebraska and
Arkansas, Governors were elected,. No
State ticket was votnd for in West Vir
ginia. The returns received are mea
gre, but those from, Ohio show 'large
Democratic gains, indicating that the
State has gone, Democratic by a largo
majority, and that tho Democrats havo
gained at least two Congressman. In
Iowa, the Bepnbllcan ticket has the
usual majority,' and all tho, Congress
ional Districts aro Republican. In In
diana, the Republicans claim the Legis
lature. Correspondence has passed between
tho Governors of Illinois and Tcnuesiee
regarding ,a kidnapping case. Some
weeks sinc, George W. Smith was ab
ducted from Musslc county, III., and
tako(n to Tennessee, where ho 'Is held
under an Indlclnieut for murder, Tho
Governor of Illinois demanded tho re
turn of Smith and tho surrender of his
kidnappers. Tho Governor of Ten
nessee, admitting tho action of the Ten
nessee authorities to bo without warrant
of law, hopes that, ns Smith's guilt was
uotorious and thero was no Intentional
disrespect, tho matter may be allowed
to remain as it stands. The Governor
nf Illinois, however, renews his demand
Stating that tho guilt or Innocent 'of tho
accused Is not lu question, and that tho
(laws of Illinois provide for the deten
tion for a reasonable time of nay per
son agalust whom thero U liability for
crime lu another State.
F. D. Collins Xoinlurtteil.
The conferees of'the 11th,' Congress
ional District, on Monday last, nomi
nated Frank D. Collins for Congress on
tho liiQtli ballot, as follows : Collin's 10,
Klutz, 0, Burnett 2.
Brandon, Henry Lowenberg, Jacoby,
Swisher, Gruver aud Blllmyer, along
with Dr. Trimmer,, Barton aud Bea
mish, cast their votes for Frank D.
Collins, which nominated him . for Con
gressman on tho Eleventh District.
R. A. Packer, D. M. Vauauken and
W. H. Jacoby were appointed to wait
upon Mr. Collins and 'Inform of bis
nomination.
Mr. Collins replied to tho committee
as follows:
Gentlemen: I thank you mot cor
dially that you havo extended to me
' tho nomination at the 11th hour. I will
enter in the canvass like a Democrat,
and will work as heretofore, lu the in
terest of the Democratic party. Again
I thank you kindly for the. nomina
tion. Messrs. Trimmer, Henry and Taylor
escorted'tho candidates Itito the room.
Each one of them made a few remarks,
saying that they would staiid' by tho
choice, aud were satisfied with the do
ings of the 'convention, and would uid
the young nominee as all Democrats
should .
A French newspaper states that a
girl named Cavrlgrac was carried to
the shrine at Ijourdes In a dying state,
but bad no sooner touched the holy
water than she rose up perfectly well.
Another girl, who had ben dumb fur
seven years, commenced singing us
noon as she reached tho grotto. At
Marseilles, moreover, the nun liavb
marched In procession to nn altar In
nun of the churches which Is dedicated
lo our Lady of Lourdes to express their
gratitute for the miraculous pure of one
of their number, who hud suffered fur
tweuty months frutu an apparently lu
curable malady.
II. V. MORTIIIMER,
Republican Convention.
On Monday afternoon, at 8Q'clook,,
tho Republican County ConVenUSrns-'
semblcd in the Court Housot jMauclr
Chun'.;, Tho Convention wng calledUo
order by tho'halrman of fiTe "County'
Committee, Hon. Clus. Jlbrlght, nnd
organized by tho appointment of Gen.
W. Lilly as Presldeut and tho appoint
ment of a number of Vlce-Piesldcuts
and Secretaries. Tho Convention then
proceeded to tho nomination ot, candi-.
dates for the various offices, as follows:
For Assembly James H. STrutticr,
Thomas S. Deck, John W. Fryor, H.C.
Taylor, Harry Williamson, aud Thom
as It.-Williams were named.
For " County Commissioners Joseph
Ruch and James AbIi were tho' only
candidates presented.
For District Attorney .Win. M.
Rapsher and F. Bertoletto wero the con
testants. For Auditors J. P. Longshore.'
For Coroner Dr. O. A. Rtvea,
'The Convention then. .'proceeded to
ballot for candidates with the following
result: '
For Assembly, James R. Struthers,
was nominated on' the first ballot, re
ceiving 37 votes, and Thos. R. V illlams
was chosen1 on the Second ballot. Mr.
Struthers' nomination may be consider
ed about the most judicious. He s well
known throughout tho county, is .hon
est, capable, and If elected, and from
his popularity throughout.tlie county,
'we havo no reason to doubt but that ho
will be, will thoroughly represent tho
interests of our county lu the Legisla
ture of the State. .Unbalsed by party
prejudice, we can heartily recommend
James It. Struthers and, A. J.Durllng
(the Democratic nominee) to the suf
frages of our' people, .believing that
both of them will do honor to the choice
of tho people. ,
For County Commissioner, Ja"cob
Ruch was nominated on the' first ballot.
, For District Attorney, Fred.1efto
lett received the nomination on, tho first
ballot, defeating our respected and
talented young townsman, Wm. M.
Rapsher.Esq., wlib was also a .eancj
dato for tho office.
For Auditor, J. P. Longshore, and
forCorouer, Dr. O. A. Rives were unan
imously nominated.' '' ' '
After the appointment of a County
Commltte.o and the transaction of othor
buslnofs the Convention nil Jout'ied.
Tim Decline of Mechanical
Skill.
Twenty-five years ago surfaces of
wood were made smooth and ex.ict by
a plane In the hands of a 'mechanic,
The same Is. true ot surfaces in metal,
except thnt the Instrument used was a
file or chisel. 'Great works wero Im-I
possible, except at a heavy"coit; and a
contract that wpuld,be a mei;e trifle in
these days was a terious undertaking,
for It Involved' c'alculatlbus as to' tlio
number of men who, had euMclent
manual dexterity to be' lul'rusted, With
tho woik. In 'reducing tho valy.q scat
of a steam euglno, fur instance,, to a
plane Hurface, a few too heavy blows
on the chisel would render 'additional
labor necestary. adding much to tho
cost. ......
The circumstances of, thoso times
produced good workmen They maiio
mechanics In, every sense of tho word,
mo:i of ample experience 'and high. In
telligence, familiar with all branches ot
thi-lr business, aud able, to execute one
detail or the other with eijuAl facility.
Through the Introduction of automa
tic machines, wliich only require to bo
bet in motion to produce certain forms,
manual dexterity Is no longer a prime
requisite, mid as a cousequencp versa
tilo mactanics are scarper every year.
A prominent man remarkeu,.to us re
cently: "I can. take all, the so-called
carpenters lu this town, andjout of, the
hundreds find u dozen, perhaps, w mliy
of the name; a dozen who uuderstand
their calling .In all details, and can esti
mate for a contract." Persons bavin,?
work doue In tle country towns may be,
able to verify this statement from, their
own experieucQ Work which wos to
havu cost a certain sum has exceeded It
enormously, The. reason Is u the fact
that the men wero Ignorant ot their
business aud guessed whercthey should
havo calculated.
Machines ru-produco certain forms'
with far greater accuracy than the baud
can do, and with Jioro rapidity. The
result is advantageous to society at
large, the tvorkman included, but it Is
destructive to manual dexterity as ap
plied In the arts. The abolition of (he
apprentice jystciu has also much to do
with this condition ot thngs. Wheu a
young man had served eeveu years at
his trade he una fitted) -to undertake
Journey work at tho end ot the. time, re
ceiving a Journeyman's pay; but tho
system having fallen Into dlsuse.nn fix
ed time being requ'red lu mo.t cases, or
no penalties attaching If the time agreed
upon verbally Is not adhered to, young
men becomo restless, and leave after ac
quiring a mere smattering of their
)iandlcraft(andgo tobeek their fortunes.
The result Is that tho workshops 'aro
full of men who can do certain Hues of
work and no others, aud manual skill
In tho'uso of aiytools.Mvllh all that it
Ipvolves, Is no longer. common. Mapy
,who are out of employment at dull tea?
sonshava only themselves to blauioor
lit, for they lmve failed to become
adepts, because they havo learned only
such portions of their business as would
cnablo them to fill supernumerary places.
N. Y,un.
rutting- Up tho Stove.
The season, has, coma w)i.en,vf! cap no,
more depend on the heat of tho siin for
our comfort." lloklii'dles his'fTreso'iato
In tho morning; and banks tuenVUp so
early In ashes of cloud at iilghC Even
the extra cont.or sha.wl lu tho evening
time do no seem jtp do tho work ex
pected tiy them. Wo havo had three
or four fchnrp frosts. In tho city we
send for a man to como .and examine
our furnaces, aud tho, lighting of fires
Is no exciting event. ,
lint In the country I hero Is a day as
marked as Nev Year or Christmas, and
.that is tho day, In which wo puf up the
stove. It has been .standing In tho gar
ret or shed all summer, dull and, dead,
tho fires gone out of thu.oldibacksllder.
Spiders havo festooned tho'Jolnttof the
pipe, and run In and nut the so'oty.tun
nel;,the open top of tho stove perhaps
having been the nursery where tho old
cat honorably brought up her household
of kittens,
Dot the day for putting up tho stove
has come, 'The children 'fly around
with expectation, 'and are somewhat In
the way during tlio undertaking. 'The
pipe- aro biought out and emptied and
thumped clear of soot and dust.. The
housewife goes, over all the, surfaces,
with Slackening polish, making the
homely dark a Jiandsomo black, and
then the work of carrvlmrthe stove ln-
to the hlttlng-room commences. 'There
! arp,not epough Jiands. There., never
are. Wo havo put up stoves, a, dozen
times, and never had help -enow?!!,
Stoves'are'so'unwloldy, and 'they feel
bo heayj' when when yoU set them 'down
on your iustep. Fatlier, with .ills loy?
er lip clinched, of his teeth, lifts anrf
pulls'and'sliovos; and' g'ets fn4t in' 'tho
I doorway, pother ami tho seryjngj-rn'afd
uuiiiea ,c mo rescue, out pun mo stove
the wrong way, nnd get. nn. Invocation
upon their carelessness'. ''Drtn't 'you
see wha( you are1 doing? full 'it Wk,
the other wayl Ouch! JusVlook.ot, .the
back of my hand, black and blui from
Ibis scrouglng. There I you havo,''sct
thnt rlgiil,!eg of it oii.my'sofo'too.t My
bide Is stove inl" l!ut with an ajl;tii
cether lift the heavy burden reaches
the mlddlo'of the room. Now' begins
'the work of findln'p one of "ttif 'lost legs
One of them is gone. There is always
onejif them gone.' Tlio sheds aro ransnclct
ed to uo avail, nnd two bricks are'.tem?
poraillly substituted. Then thd pipe is
tp.bn Joined, anit set up. This requires
more conscientious aud determined com
sislency of' behavior than .any Other
part. A man who will keep correct
ness ofYpeecli in aU'.tio' re,s"t of the pro
cess needs sojie toning up. here., Xou
makeup your mind as to' where: ,tinj
joints niid pieces telona, and Insist j'oii
their taking their pUcus, but' hoy;, to
Insert the larger ju the smaller Is Ihj:
conundrum; yet .withe hanimtr,,yuu
pound and bang ami twist until yoii
have, four stubborn pieces annex
ed, nnd have tjiem hoisted., i'oii
rise on tho top of a ch air to make the
last conjunction; you' handld 'the Whole
affair' with utmost nkllfuluessypu have
your wlfn holding tho njpo'at tjie bgtf
tom, 'and the daughter holding, It at, tho
middle, -when, without the sllghtost
premonition, one of tho Jower joints
bucks out of its place, and down all
oomesln onagrandcrasli,tho,vlfubtruck'
ot tho falling 'pieces, tho daughter
frightened .lost she may' somehow"' haVe
beei), the cause' ot tho. mishap,; iVQUrsclf
running your sooty baud across your'
brow to wipe off tho perspiration,1 leav
ing you lu stago struck position,' black
as Othello. j ;, ,J
Every time the attempt is made, tho
line of plnu parts at a nowplaoe.' until
at last, to the reifief oft lib whole house-,
hold, 'the undertaking Is complet'eil.
Then the'fire.is kindled, the moko at
first not knowing whether to come out.
In the room and' bo sociable, or go up the
chimney and disappear. Hut lit "last
the great black Instrument of comfort
roars with a ohorus ot congratulation .
and good cheer, aud In tlio evening all
tho family gather about to hear ft laugh
aud crackle. Good old .sto.vel For
thecomlngautumnaland winter months
it will draw the family together. L$t
tho winds howl down the, chimney, o,nd
the snow drift over the tops of the fen
ces, on tho floor of your, country, home
will stand this great,- 'warm-hearted,.
benediction. May there ,up. as. .many
feet oq. the hearth next spring as this
autumn, and no loss or torrow or be-.'
reavement turn the damper. Christian
at Work, ISthlnst.
At the last Methodist Conference
In Aituvia, N. V., out) of the 'Elders'
sild ho was once settled' over a -weak
church, and appointed a, committee ot
young ladles to collect subscript lobs for1
its bunhort, One ot tlmiii was so Suc
cessful that he thought sha wohld" be
h good overseer and helpmate. Iti a
family, aud to he married l:cr,
Pnragrnpliic.
-Shopeneyranch.of tho
jiostaj servtcaUtQ uo. reorganized.
-pneraljButlji' hasulieoi, renomU.
"noted fdrtCqultress. vJE 2 . J ' .
'Tho ArcHc-wlnllrigfleethas' not
had a prosperous season.
-Annther dlnmoud field has been
found lruSouth., N&br , ,,. v
TllorOsagoiJriaiduaV.VvHut to bo
civilized and Initiated Into tho peaceful
paths of Agriculture.. , ,
' 4 ..j . .' 'Oh '.. .r., I.: ...
in wasuingtnn it is tnougiic time
tK6'Gell!rmrrdcfectIoTi''ln ' Olilo " walPlir
coSseilehcftof thtillqUOt qusllon.
Governor Hartranft has Issued tho
death warrant 6f UJdertook', OMiini
a) Erj.-ijB'whwiir'cxTCuted Nov.
' In the 'forthcoming report Tost-rnas'tcr-Gerierai
Jpivell will rccqmmend
no',new legislation ,oi great ih.portaiicq.
Llko his predecessor, he is opposed to
tho. franking, prlvlego.
The Delaware peach crop Is slated
by a 'Wilmliigtou paper to. havo' amoun
ted, to 800,(X.O, baskets, not moro tija;i
one.lmlf of last year's. .
' Tho Alaska nernld says that In
Nushlk, AJaska, In latlttttc 02 deg. N.,
tho thermometer on the coldest day of
last winter Indlcited 12"deg. nbpyo
zero, nnd that .outdoor work can be
'successfully carried 'On there' from tho
'1st of April to thp,mld(iloo(Pctober.
r ( Three young .English girls, unac
comptinfeii by atiy'geiitleman, havo 're
cently! inado. the ((scent of Mount Blanc.
('Iihey st'ar)te.dyr6ni Chamounlx', return
(iig'Jq 'tho, ' sa'ine.vila'ce a' midnight,,
making the jourin-y live ' hours longer
,than is ubual by! not Bleeping at the
cliaiet on the,rohd''down'. This bt'lng
the first 'time' that three ladle's' In oiio
party had nmd e'llie accent, Inhabitants
of tho village, on the following 'morn
ing, presented,' the adventurous trio
with an address and bouquets of flow
ers. '
ropPi'Pius-IX has lately received'
froin,anta BruzCal., tliiough Cardi
nal Francby,. prefect of (ho Propaganda,
thi photograph oj nii Indian still llviugi
who has racbed the ige ot, li;3 years.
Beneatlrlhls plettire'iiro''riieso words,
wtltterrln Spanish by this "old mm'litm
self :. "I Justlnlano' Rbxas, 123 years
old, wish 'tlio hidft holy' H'ope lung
year .of life.'' The Parlsh- register of
of Santa Cruz shows that Roxas was
baptized' March 4, 1702, being at that
time above -10.' years of age. Ho has
always led an exemplary life, still walks
to' niass on Snud nys wilh no help but
that of lils;slaff. he asks tho blesslng'of
the Pope, whom he calls.the "Capitano
do lojlpadrea,'l"i C'i'uU f')
Inn eonvetisation which took placo
lecently between a jCier'gyiiian of the
establlshed.church ,niid a. member of
his congregation' at dllftu'n, England)
the liymdn ieuia'rkjed'thit 'ho Icjld, riot
bellevo either In tho.perpohallty of the
devil or In eternal punishment. Upon
tdls' the 'clbrgymari Widhat unless the
gentleman. sent him a letter.-retracting
Ihesu, 'opinions, ho n'odld'refusahlm the
Sacrament ,of th c Loidts Supper.' The
layman dld-not sent tho retracllun, nnij
on tho occasion vof his next attendance
at thn"Holy Communion flie eff rgyman
.PiissedhUn jover., jTaklng'-.ther, PF??"-
tlon to comply with the rubric and give
oeroreuaml notlco ot ills intention to
couiniujilc'atf, thytlayman.Vjgaln attend
ed tlio Holy Communion, nnd was a
beconif llViie," 'passed' 'over T hereupop
ho wiote to tho .Bishop of Gloucester
and Urfstof,. who ropl)e)l that tho Jn
cufnbent was not unlfled under tl:u
clrcunis'tanco'ln refusing' the 'Sacrament.
The .J,iyuia,u . luerids, .to .nttend oncp
moro the Sacremeiit at thoichurpli ip
question, and If again refused theSacr.i-
men't, hfter tho bishop's intimation, ho
L'wlll df Buce 'take proceedings, nplust
iua uiergyiuuu iu uiu pruper cuuii
Cosing' Prices of .DElUvlte '& Towns
hn'd,. Stock, 'Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
October 15, 1.874.
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klUtnjnls'trntortif Valo .t 1
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P er son&l.Pr.op.erty.
.Wlllbe sold,, nt, Public Sale, oil thq
premises late of Ellas Sl;lve, Mnboulng
towuship,Carbon Co,, ra.,decd'd, ou
Suflii-clfij-. Oclbticr It, I8T4
commencing (ot, TEti o'clock. In- the
Forenoon, tho (ojiowlng- I'ernal Pro-,
Terty, to wit 2 Jules, 18 tonn of Hay
by tlio ton, 600 shucks of Corn, 100
bushels1 of Potatoes In lots, 1 -lot of Oats
ln'-(traT, IS ouMieU of Hye, 1 Fanning
'Mllt.tt'bhares .Carbon County Agricul
tural -Society, BU bundles Hye Mtaw,
, lot of Manure and a variety of other
'articles' too numerous 'td mention.
Conditions mode kutwmat time and
plicn of saler-by , '
' AARON SIIITIB,.
IIBNKV TUCUKlt,
Oct. 8, 1874-w8 Aduin,
New Adverlisemeii
11. I ' M
Vi . Of Valuable r '.' ' (
Meal Stsiiel
The undersigned will offer nt fubllo
Sale.on the piemlfps late of DANIEL
SOLT, dee'd, lu FRANKLIN Town
ship Carbon County. P.i., on
TUESDAY, NOVKJUEIt iOth, 1874,
Continencliig nt ONE o'clock P. M.
The following valuable. Real Estate.
iSKuhted as above, and known ns the
' "Daniel Solt Form," consisting of 110
Acres, more or leas, 75 Acres or Which."
are denied, and under .a. hich, btato of.
Culttvatlntv, th' remalnlnir 83-Aores be
ing FINE TIMBER LAND, Comprls
lug White Oak, Pine,- &cV Thrt Ini
proveuients cquslht of Ono 2 Story
Fraiuo DWELLING HOUSE, 2'4 x 30
feet, Hani, !)5 x 05 feet, and necessary
Outbulldlnui-. There Is a never-falling
Sprliii of Water on the premises, cbn
venlenlly located to be taken to House
or Barn.
This offers a raro .chanco lor a man
with a limited capital to get n first rate
Farm, there being no better land In,
Cat bou county.
CO.NDITIONS OF SALE. $500
when the Property Is knocked down ;
1,500 upon delivery of Deed lu two
weeks niter Sale, and balance In tw'o
equal pajtnents on 1st of April," 18T0.
and 1st of April, 1877,wlth Interest; the,
Widow's Doweiy will remain a lien up.
on tho property.
SOL. & WM. SOL.
Franklin Township, Oct. 17th, 1874.
TJD
o Ji a
Dealer In Fancy nnd Staple
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c,
Would hereby respectfully inform his
friends aud the public In general that
notwithstanding the dullness, of the
times he is (letei mined to keep up. his
stoqk,tO',lts..ii..ua tullnessllandJlSBt ,all
times ready to show (sell or nut) his ch
tire llho of goods, froni Silk's' nt'f.S.7.
per yaid.dqwn to Calico for 5c per jd.;
and would ulto be pleased to have thoso
who cannot suit thomselves (no matter,
in what aitlcle) In this, or Surrounding
towns, to call" on hlin giving. a ttauiple
or full inscription of tie article 'they
waht.when It will be furnished the'in lu'
n lew hour's time, at (he .lowest City
prices, having tecured the snb.ii!encv
nf one of the largest wholesale aud, re-
tall nouses In the City.
Particular attention 1st also, given to
,the Groeeiy department, which 1 (jiade
up or eveiyiliinv net-elect lu llio- laiully,
trutu a barrel of Hour up to the 11 u est
Tea.
Goods delivered to all parts free of
charge. Orders by mall or by other
sources promptly tilled.
A few.moie good, monthly ctutom-
cr will lie accepted.
Thankful Utr the liberal patronago
received thus far, I hope, by fair and
impartial dealing, lo secure all my
friends und many others as regular cus
tomer.s. All laslcls.a fair trials bear
ing in mind thut I will not be under
sold.
Also ngeut for the famous light run
ning DOMESTIC SEWING MA
CHINE, which I sell on easy terms.
With the latch string on the outside;
and my right hand extended to all, you
win always una a welcome at
F. P. LENTZ'S
.flank St , Lehlghloii, Pa.
N. B. Tim highest market prices
allowed for CpUNTRV PRODUCE lu
exchange for goods.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
The Lelilghton School. .Uoani1 ,now
offer, nt Private Sale, the following de
scribed valuable HEAL. ESTATE,-being
a portion of the Public School Pro
perty of tho Borough of Leblghton, to
ult ;
One Lot and Building,
situated pn the'eorner of Iron ahi Plue
atrcets, and bounded and described 'as
follows : On the north by Iro'n street ;
west by a common alley ;, south by n
lot owned by Joeph Obert, and east by
Pino otreet. The lot Is GO feet, front by
189 feet 0 Inches In depth. Also,
TWO LOTS,
Numbered 153 and 154'. situated on Pine
street, in said borough, bounded' And
'described as follows : On the west by
'Pine street; south by lut No. 155; east
liy west alley, and norm oy ueciar al
ley, '-aid hits being each Gti feet froLt
uy HJ leet u iiieue in uepiu.
For terms and rurtherpa'rtlcu
lara, apply'tb either of the undersigned
, JOUN S. LENTZ, President'.
A. J. DUHL1NG, Secretary.
Dn, Ni IS. niillEIl, Treasurer.
Lelilghton, May 2,874., '
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,-1tlte subscriber, on Ihe night or tne
27th ult.. a White .Sheep, with two.
black strlpos on the baok.. Tbe.oyfper-
wiu provu property, pay expeu. vu
WKe ner.away, oi-.Bue,!Riut)!tu .no
cording to law. ,
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Oct. !), 187-1-3W
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Now Advertigomonta.
(riKbAn ntvi bkminahy-x
V"t bealthrul TntnllT Hording School, lira,
ilier or 8tudenli llmUwl Oounw of lnttraetlm
.ntfnflve. gludrati vnntred for nUrgn or Tmrt-
ntt. Term tnodanilt. For rlrcuUrs iddri V.
Vixiixotx, rrln., Jit. Joy, Lanotter Co, Ft.
Mason & Hamlin Organ Co.r
Wlnnern it Three IIlRheit Medale mil
Diploma Honor at Vienna, I8T3, n4
tnrla, 1SST, nowolTrr the F,lneat AaaorC
ment of tlm Beat Cabinet Orglana Id the
IVorlil, InrlndinK sew iljlei with recent Im
nrofvmeotl, not only txclutlvtly for caih. an Torm
erljr, l,ut alio on Nenr Plane ofBair Par
menta, the mot raTernble,eTer nrTered.OR
(MNS Itenteil -IVIthPrltlleinr r...
tOliaaectvalmtataoj partoftha.couD.trj. i'lrit
pnment$O0ompwrd. 1
lunatrnfea-patalOEue and Circular,
wlthrull partlcplrt,iatntlre on reqneat. Ad
drew .
V HAMM1I ORGAN CO.
Uoaton,Ner York or Oleago.
Everybody's Own Physician
I'VO. W OIIISOX.M.D
A maffnMccnl volume of
IBB ortnro pagea beautiful
illuitrated and
iltganUy bound. Cotitalna matter Juit adapted
to the wants ottreryfamilj.
tnor. One aarent lold 100 e
wants oltvtryfamilj, Oper'AoO anorav
One agrent loM 100 copitl in one wtkt an
oilier 30 In Urre dayt and another US It our
rfayi. Clrcnlara, with CmvUtt Index. See. . Mb-
AGENTS WANTED. V,
and exclusive territory. Addreii at once
II. N. McKINNEVJt Co, 1'ul.li, 725 SimKm'Bt,
1'hlUdolphla. Pa.
II A l.L'8 Patent IIU8KINO OLOVKS.
VKIIY OUEATLY lMl'UUVKD In lormerthe
cl.vwi.an4 the more complete ihltldlng oftbe
parta a ul.ject to wcar.b; metal plates, making them
wearjire timet at long, and do the work fttter and
eaaler than ary other hunker. Made or thatvry
lest calf leather, foor.slaef, right and left handed.
Samples sent prepaid on receipt or price, Half
(I!oti.,$1.V5; lull aioici, $1(0 per. pair, Ubaral
dlacount In quantltlea. Mk your merchant, or ad
dreas IIALLI1USK1NU ULOVJK Co,Chlcago,ILL.
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Patent Improved. Better.
ONEO" TUB MOT VALDABtB WECOVERtIS
orTHBDAY. Pure hotter madefron the. fresh,
caul fat 1 1 Horned' Cattle,-wMcai doea not become,
rancid,-'id la In erery rat eciual .to,and for
rulluary purpowa anperkir o enUnary lintier.
rnm-M rryloipJ, coit orapparatua CrtBlag and.
Infill Ijitat, The underalt'lftl are aula owofra.
of tho l'atnt-thiht for Penniylraiilaid'areDoV
ri-ady to atil County licenses en application. A.
factory being In aucceaaful cperallon In Bethle
hem, the pro. pit can W thoroughly Inspected.- Air.
dree K. . Lelnbnch i. Co, UeChlsbam, Pa.
A3IUEt, GRAVER,
lrftOpn'oslto jtheTrtbllc Scjuaie,
soorn st., lehigiiton;- Pi.fr
Manufacturer of
Tin & Sheet Iron "War
. And.Dealer In all kinds of
Voir ESrs
USboflng. SDobtlnir andvJohbln-
promptly attended to. ' nov'.'80
USJGSA!f U MEDIOIN
O. W. LENTZ.
announces io his friends.' and the public
In general that, bo has leased the Storn
io Llebenguth Building,
BANE street, Lebigbtcra, Fa,,
and furnished It Tilths cvnpleto-easott-uientof
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Pure Druera,
Patent Medicines,.
.Flavoring Extracts
Perfumery, '
, ' Toilet .Articles,.
anil Iri fact'everythlng usually found-Ira
ft well-kept Drug Storo.i
rrescripnoos caretuuy compounded.
He hlso' keeps1 cbiistantly on' band a.
full stock of cholco:and pure
Wines and Liquors.
for'afedlclnal & Sacramental phrposea ;
atid.'n ftiil tide of tiro choicest branchif
Cigars and Tobacco '
which, ho Is selling at the very Lowest
gripes., ife
Bank; Street Lehlcbton.
October 3. 1874. . ,
AX I, &.'TfI!TER OPHlVlrVO
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MillineryGoods&lTotiQiis
Mrs.-JBiOFatli's
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2d1 Doorbclow the 31. K. t71iurcb,
SANK Street; JHIGHTON.
All work, mado up la t.ho Latest Styles
at (ho Lowest Prices. J
September 16, 1674-tn3NU ,1
Moiiso ana Eot for fyalq',
.Situate' on Bank Etroevlii the
borough of Leblghton, and uurbef ed
lit qu tho plan or plot ot said borough.
The Lot Is 33 x 189 feet ; the Blouse
.Is thrtie, stories, with basement., 3-story
Kitcjien and necesary outbuilding,' a.
neycr'.fallliif' 'we)l of waterfWke. 1 It Is
nicely located for almost anyklndiot
b'uvlness. 'belnc situate on the p'rinolptl
'buslriess thoroughfare. For price aud
lurtnec partlQuiars appiy at uiu unca,
p'r ou tho prrrulsVs.' lo, , ,'tll
, jsryf.DrPHICItLA.ncEflfl.
July 9, 1874-rt ' ' '