It. V. MORTHIMKIt,
I.KIUOI1TON', PA.-. I
tmillWAV MOltNINU nuvi:hhkr v is;?
Volume? III., Ko. i.
To-day ve hma the first uumbcr of
tlio third vplumjj' Tps 1 Oamioh
Advocate. Notwithstanding the
"Panic" nnil lha universal cry ot
"hard times," during' Witt past ye'Cf,
tho ,iroulaUon. ami advrrthng -plp.trt)-
nago of tlio Cvuuoft AcvypATK
lias (stcniUly .increased, whl'.o tho
Jobbing tteparfuieut, lia;s been liberally.
patronized by .our Jown'stntin and tlio,
citizens of the surra'jiid'.ug country;
and It Is, ft great satisfaction, to us tp
know that piir pat,rpua express them
sclycr nt all )tlraes sutbfied with .our
work and charges. ,In a.short Ipio wo
propose ,tp pu. In a iia,w ,811(1 Jmproved ,
press mid a variety of new and handi
some typo, yjmn vo( will bp, better, than ,
ever prepared to supply them with all
2cind? o printing , nt tjip lowest prices,)
Tho. terms lor, thu Ad.vooatk will re
main as heretofore, ,vlz: .81 n ,yiar Id
advancu to all iCpuutyi subscribers, or,
$1.50, if not paid-in advance, To patties
out ofCarbon 'Jounty tlu prlco will .bo
$1.20,strlcUy,ln advance.'
Tlinnkl ng our patrons for the very
liberal support' extended to us In thu
past, wo respectfully ask a continuance
In the future.
tScu cral Splmicr'.s Itcpuri.
The appendix to General Spinner's
Teport contains tao following among,
other ,statcuionts :,
Tl a books of tho office we.ro closed
Jun 3 30. last,, after tho entry of all
moviuyo received and disbursed on au
thorized, wauauts. Tho, receipts from
all sources during tho .fiscal year wore
K 02.078,700,03 and t)io expenditures
57-12,247,173,31, leaving a balance on
li andune 30, 1871, of 9)50,731,033,03.
'The. amount received from December
1 , 1803, to June 30, 1873, and credited
a. the Consclenco Fund was $154,095,08,.
Aud from July 1, 1873,. to.
,Juno 30..1874,.
,8,218,70
Total to Juno 30,1874.... $102,014.74
The net. receipts of tho Post Ofllco
Department lor the yenr.wero $11,000,
81U 38, and tho total warrants drawn
on account of expenditures HI, 500,210,
licludiug $300,000 for mall steamship
services between San FraneUco,- Japan
anil China; $75,000 for mail steamship
sei vices between San Francisco and the
Sandwich Islands; $150,000 for mall
Steamship service between the Uni
ted States and Brazil, Tho mini
ber of natlouajbunks organized and
which had deposited secuiltles for
their circulation was 2115
Numboriof banks organized In fis
cal year..., , 40
Number of banks to June 30, '74.2153
Of this number in voluntary liquid
atloti and. merged in other banks, 110,
ltedtjmptioii of, circulating notes of
national uaiuis, taiieu aim in liquida
tion: Hed'eemed to' July 1, 1878, f9,.
277,43370; redeemed In fiscal year,
$1,374,500; total redemption, less dis
counts; $10,051,935.70.
The securities 'held lii trust for im
tional banks' are $3'Ji;171j200; to secure
public deposits wltli' national banks,
iu,ij3d, auo, total, 407,800,100.
OfllcialVote in Pcnnsj Ivnnln
The .official county, returns .received
nt HarrUburg, and the addltlous made
there, change lightly the statement 0;
the. Statqvoto as heretofore published
The vote for Judge of .Ihe Supremo
Court. Is also complute, and published
below, Tho corrected vote stands aa
follows;
lieutenant aovnnson.
John Latta. Democrat 277.115
A O. Olmsted', Itcp'ubilcan.... '272,5 10
lieu, Itiifcli Bradford, Temp; . . . 4,037
Lalta's m?u (
Lattiii nun o
over Olmsted. . .4,070
over both 47
Aggregate, vote 551,313
'AUDlTOItaESEItAL.
Justus P. Temple, Democrat. . .270,003
iiurnson Allen, Kepubiican. , . . 27a, oil
Calvin y.iroOU3,Teiuperauce. .. . 4,774
Temple s ma'J. over illlen . . . . 4,091
-Allen & Parsons, over Teniplo 0S0
Aggregate vote. v.-. vr.vv. riuj J.b'JO
atCIUlTAUt OB" 1NTK1WA1.-AFPAIHS.
Wm, JlcCaudless. Deuioqrat... 270,033
It. H. ;ieath, Kepub.'lcau 271,310
W. 1'. CulberUm. Ttmp ........ 4 003
McQandlessma. over A'aii,
xlcC'audlead ml. over both
4,025
Aggregate vote,, 5u3,848
JUUllU UK SUl'JtEilH COilUT.
(both elected)!
Warren. 4. Wooodward, Dem.. 377,454
lilward . l'4xsonnp..v....270.y3()
Siinoii,U Chase, Tump ,,0U3
WoodwariOvorPaxson 7, lii.l
WoodwtrU- over bulb 2,Xil
Aj;gregatmvpte.... i. . .052,818
The l'uiinu. Legislature.
The follwing recapitulation will be
found to lie coirec).:
Senate. Houae. Total.
Democrats...... 20 110 130
ltepubllcans...- DO - , 80 , 110
J11J., Dem...... 1
Piuhibitluu,..., . 1 - ,.
Duiu. plurality ou Joint ballot, 11
Deu..uiaJurlty ou juiut ballot, . i
Kx-UoseruorSoytuour, of New York,
has published' 11 letter 'declaring that'ho
prefeis private Htlzci'isblp to'tho VaUci
.Stalei .Seiuktorahlj).
I'aniRritplilc.
Postal scrvlco between Canada and
Ouba.ls.WLJlabhstteg,-, , .1
s. .AafScontSlniriir S70.00oKvair Stolen''
frnoi'thj American Express Offleo tat'
Cincinnati on Sunday." ' W
Information ffom Texas say thirty
days of Duo weather last month added
sixty thousand bales to tlio cotton, crop
of that State, worth tlueo ui'dlton dol
lars.
Sevfii hundred forced bonds of tho
city of Pittsburg were dlicovered1 In
New York ou Saturday.- -It Is reported
that thcro are S2P,,0P, of these bonds
nlloat, . i . .. -i .
Tlio Internal reveuuo receipts for tho
first four months of thb present fiscal
year havo been $2,(312,8,13 in excess of
tin receipts for tho corresponding' per
iod of tho last fiscal year.
Oillclal "majorities on tho Ssato ticket
wero announced from tlio offico. ot the
Secretary ot. the Commonwealth at liar-.
rlsburg, Monday, as follows: Latta,
4079; Temple, 4031; JldfJdndlcss, 4,-
025.
Accounts from Virginia say that in
almost? eVery direction - in the 'DUnial
swamp and its environs tho ,fires orlgl-j-natcd
a'luiost a month ago by the drouth
are burning with alarming rapidity.
Valuable timber lands are a prey to
the flames. , .
It is reported that twenty barrels, en
tered ns "salt meat'1 and "Australian
beef" wero seized at Portsmouth, Eng
land, October 23, aud In each barrel
Waslound the corpse of a full. grown no-
gro. They reached England from tlio
United States, and wero lutended for
dissection in London
During a fire In a house on East-
Thlrty-elghth street, New York, on
Saturday, occupied by James Relly and
family, Tames, Itelly and his wife Mary
Jumped out of one of tho upper win
dows and sustained serious Injuries.
James Itelly, a'ged four years, and Mar
garet Vfhelen, aged sixty, were suffo
cated, and their oodles wero found In
tho ruins after the fire was extinguish
hd.
Charles, Whitmana .book-keeper, jn
tho Pacific Lank. No, 470 llroadway.N-
Y., sluco 1849, is charged with having
embezzled nearly $23,000 by fictitious
ci rors of small amounts in tho books
and In pass books of depositors, tills
operation having been conducted since.
1870. This discovery will not in any
way effect the bank, which Is known to
bo, in excellent, condition.
Woutu Knowinq. Tho oldest,
largest, safest and best accident Insur
ance company Is The Travelers' In-
uranco Company, ot Hartford, Conn.
It has cash assets of oyer $3,000,000,
has written over 330,000 accident poli
cies, aud ha3 paid over 2l,000 claims.
It has paid .over 62,000,000 in direct
benefits to Us policyholders.
By direction of the. President, a telo-
gram.has been sent to the Governor of,
Texas requesting him to postpone the
execution of Satanta, until It can be as
certained satisfactorily whether ho vio
lated hU parole. The President believes
that ou this point tho .weight ot eviden
ces thus far is in Satanta's favor,
Itev. Gcrdnnanii, ' the Catholic
priest, an account of whoso elopement
from Philadelphia U published elso.
where, was nrrested In Daltlmoro on
Saturday morning. Ho was given a
hearing beforo an Alderman, and In
default of $29,000' ball was detained
for a further hearing. ITo volunteered
to return to Philadelphia' without- a re
quisition. Mrs. Qerdemnnn proceeded
direct to her homo in Heading. Father
Gerdemann does'nbt seem much troub
led over his position
There Is 0110 disappointed Democrat
In Massachusetts. He is a veteran of
1812. and lives In Mielburno Falls.
Year after year ho patiently voted for
Democratic candidates for Gweru r
liavlng a waning fnlth that ouo wi uld
soino timo bo' elected. On last election
'day lie got to work picking up things
around tho barn, and concluded that It
wasu't worth while to waste time In
throwing away another vote. It hurts
Ills pride Is "know that'a Democrat, was
finally elected without his help
The nowspapers are already making
candidates for tho United States Sena-
torshlp. William A. Wallace, Charles
It. iuckalew.itlchard Vuux.George Wi
Woodward, Jeremlah S. Illack, Hiestcr
(7lyiner, Johu Frunkey, Henry -V. Phil
.Sips, Francis W. Hugties.lt. M. Gibson,
Wm. A. Galtnlth.fin'd William Elwell',
aro'un.ong those mentioned for the sue.
censorship to John Scott.
St.'Nlcholas for December opens with
a handsomely Illustrated article on tho
celebrated "Garden ot the Gods," In
Color ado. Amoiig the other llistruc
live aulclesnro"The Iloj Astronomer,"
by llMeMah Uatterwotth; "Tho Chlck
iidees." by Harvey Wilder; "African
Fashions," ly Oilvo Throne; "Altorlf
and W'ill'lam Tell," by KmtnaD. South
wlch; and "Ho'lday Harbor," an et
celleut article by Mrs. S. 11. CVSaniuels
.1 ?-t-i. 1 . til
showing the boys add girls ho'.vto built
u city, with all tho public buildings,
bteaulUOats, railroad trains, etc., mc-
'rissary'for'lU prosperity, Tho stories
iu tlie uumbcr are, many of them, re
markhbly good. ' Tlio wonderful ad
ventures of "Tcnumfiln',' nro concluded;
Mahr NY. Preseott writes charmlniltf.
about ''Pruo's bolls)" thero Is a bright'
rnticlful'Story.by ,U. E. Wolf, callodi!
.".MabertfTrjuble'Vmth a picturo by,
Eytftiso,' n characteristic tale translated
from the Swedish by- Selma Uorg and
Mario A. llrown. Helen C. Weeks
tells nbout'FQurteenIoirkoy.sj,",. and
all the boys'iH bVglad'lo ro'ttd' '''The
Comanclies Trail,'' by Samuoi W.
yozzens.. A poem, .wlilchf Isi icxcclent
In Itself.Js lllpstrnted.Vy. tw;to. ,
heads drawn from life with great spirit
and fidelity by A. II. Thayer. Among
the other poems aro"'Lltt!o 'Whhhpy,"
by Mrs. Dodge' "Tho Jeweled' Tree,"
by A. M. Macllat! iud '''FrfoiuK," by
I. G. Warner. Mrs. Abby iortoll DinZ
ha3i)tm5jf;'her , Itirfny jjiketclles ca(led
MA'L'lttle GrrlVStary'Vcry lnterdst
ihg announcements are made for the
.January Issue of St. Nicholas, ' whl6h
will bo the holiday '.number; and will
contain, .besides ,o,ver so many. Christ
mas storlesj-tho opening clmp,ters pf tho
new;ferials: "Tlio youiig . (Surveyor,"
by J. T. Trowbrl(ge, and ''EJght .Cous
Ins," by LouUa M. Alcott. Address,
ScrUjncr&jGo., N. Y. , , (-.-;,
Th6 tt.tnslt hfi Venm' 'will tacurabc-.
ccniber 8th. Tho Importance of tills
event Is the accurate meaffs It nfMrds of
'obtalulng tlidiiisahVo!of thoeaith from
tho sun. Tlie'lrtst? 'transit toolr place
about one hundrcd'yeKrs'a'go; b'dt ow
ing to the Imperfection of-' instruments,
and, a want of a realization of the luipor-
tanco 01 ineliueuQmenon.K ias nm im
proved us it 6hould, have been, and as
.science means to, Improve it now.
IuStoneham, Mass., a man and his
wife firmly beiieVed that'slckness.iiealth
nnd'death .were nutters; of lulmedlato
divine, control, and,vero uuaifected by
medical treatment. The wifu:fell HI, and
their dditrllio Was implicitly adhered
to. SI16 was anointed and prayed for
by her luisband, but,nothl.ng .els,q was
dbno. Physlclans-offere'd thelr'scrvlces
In vain. The woman' ''believed to tho
.last that Godvould Interfere, mlracu-
ldiisly and save liter,' ana slio Uleu linal
ly for lack of prcjper treatment.
Two very rqmarkablo incidents hap
pened recently In tho vlllago ot Fair-
haven, opposite New Bedford, Mass,
Two aged sisters, ylio inhabited houses
at opposite corners, died at tho same
time. Each matron was.tlm head of a
largo family, .Qa?h' funeral .was appoiut-
od at theainejlino.' Tho hearse con
talnlng tho body pf the. eldest, sister
passed on first Jo. the.-cemetery,. when
tho famllv of tho other-sUter fell Iito
tho lino ot mourners with thelr,burden.
iV few days later two young ladies llv
lug In tho snmo neighborhood died, who
were engaged to bo 'married to two
cousins. Thelr weddlng dresses wero
their shrouds.
ats and Caps!
0,B,RHQAJ)S,
Rhoads' Irall3Iatcl Ollunk,
'has ppeiied his filter Stock of
Hats, Caps, Gloves and
which ho Is selling at prices lower than
over betoro ouers-'U.
. t . , ,
GSoves & Furs.
NE,y SUBSCBIl'TION ,BOOK
History of theN.Y. Tombs
The Soerets, Mysteries! and Ito'mauco
of l'nson Llfujn New loru, eatner
ed by CitAULEs Sutton, Ward
on of tlio Tombs,
,Largp8v( C5Q pji;Illustratcd,$3.50
Thlsls nofa stretly sensational work,
and Is recommended by tho best meti a"
a Mott.u. ItKi'onuEit. Boys reading It
will not learn to bo thieves, hut will
learn how'thieves surfer. Thti story of
John Mahorioy, written' by' himself, Is
woith'tlio price of tho book. The best
selling book ever published, so, say all
our agents. Exclusive territory given.
An agent w.antcd in every lovfti,
UNITED STATES PUBLISHING CO,,
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JSSIG N E U'S' S ALE
of valuable ,
"H'BITl7L-.rf-,
i ThlunViKl'ined?wlll sell ntvPiiblic
Sale, tit" J.fie lfe.ui.iseB In 'MAHONING
Township,' CarboiiC'ounty, Pennsylva
nia, on
SATURDAY, NOV. 28th, 1874,
commencing nt ONE o'clock 1". Jf., the
, fplUAvlii(f;lenrEstater to wih -AH that
Valuablo plec( parcel or1 tract 'of-land,
bouuded by lands of J. . Hoffman,
Daniel Jillcr, Solomon Hoppes, John
HuiiKlcker and David Hoppes; cputaln-
IIS AUKUS,
more or less, known ns.the. property of
GIDEON NOTHSTHlNV TlieMmlirove-
meuts thureoijre n Two, Story Frame
1)VELL1NG HOUSE, ;
a Bank llarn, nnd uecoseary outbuild-1
lugs, n spring of never failing water
close to. the house, and a strrum of
water runs through tho property.
t37Also, Immediately nfter tlio sale
of the Heal estate, the personal proper-'
ty ot the said Gideon Nothstein will bo
sold, consisting In putt of 1 Horse,
Two-Horse Wagon, 1 Spring Wagon,
Bob hied, 1 Threshing Machtna (Horse
power), 1 Fanning Mlll,IIurrov8,l'low8,
ami 11 variety of otlier'articles too nu
merous to mention.
Terms will bo muilo known at time
and placd 6f sale by
TIljUiiM AN A UN rjlt,
Assignee of Gideon Nuthstein.
Nov. 11. 1874.
"pEUFECT FITS."
Laury & Peters
Have just received n very Inreo and ele
gant stock of Fall and Winter
od 'm 9
comprising plain nnd fancy Cloths,
CassimercsandrVestliigs, for men's and
hoys' wear, which they are prepared to
make up in thu most f.i litonable styles,
at ruasunaule prices ai)il 011 short notice
Ladles', Gent's and Children's
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters
and Rubbers,
comprising a splendid stock of all kinds,
manufactured especially for tho trade
of this locality.
of the litest and most fashionable make,
always ou hand, ut low figures.
F??"Agents for tho Acme Shirt tho
best fitting garment ever made. Leave
your Measure for them.
LAUltY & PETERS,
Merchant Tailors,
P. O. Building, Lehlghton, Pa.
ANOTHER CHANCE!
Fifth and Last Gift Concert
IN AID OF TUB
Pub. Library oIKy.
POSTPONED TO
November 30, 1874.
DRAWING OKKTAIN AT THAT DATE.
LIST OF GIFTS.
onm: riRANn pasii out . .
o,vi: ('.It A Ml cmi cue . ,
ONC'OIIASD'CASU (llr'T . .
ONK UliANU CAll lllir
ONH OIlAMUlASll U1FT .
& CASH QIKl'S, (20.UUO KAOII,
1U CASH U1FTS, H.UWJ KAOII,
' 15 CASH II I Kid, W.V'U KAUII,
20 CASH 01PTS, t.,'WJ KAC1I,
li CASH CHtTS, 4,000 KACII,
:U CASH UIt'1'3, mWHl KAUII,
60 UASII 111 VIS, 2U0U KACII,
100 CASH CUM., 1,000 EACH,
Jl) CIAS u uurs,. &)0 KAUII,
f.O) CUSll (JlffS, 100 KACII,
10OU0 CASU CIUTS, 60 KACII,
t , '
arandtotal200O0Oirir,-allrah .
lrloe of Ticked.
WholoTlckiti-
Halvvs
Tenllio. or each Coupoa , .
II WboWTlckoUlbr , . . ..
SiJjTlikeUfor' . . . . '
. 530,0f0
. 73.UU1
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10U.DU0
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Por Tlckoti and Infoematlon, addrcas
T110. i:. VKAMLbTTU,
AntsTandMANtau,
Public Llbrar; BulMInf, Loulnllle, Ky., or
THUS. U, HAYS i CO., Kaatcru Agc-ut,
(WJ Uroidwaj, Now York. Nor. U i-w
WEATHER STRIP
Agents Wanted.
A l'rofltnblo.Hliislncss.
Store-keepers preferred. Will sell only
to oiio1 agent In a town. We' will fill
orders from private citizens nt l'lilUuleU
pliia prices, freight paid, unfll wo have
secured a good ageut In each town.
OIIAS. IIOU.MIAJI' ii CO.,
117 & ll'J S. Tenth St., Phllad'a.
oct. IM w-l
T
l All nnrenna nro hprfltlV fnrhlll nipll.
dllng with Canal Uuat "Joseph Hdok
er" and one llay M&xa leased by tho
undersigned to l'KTEK LAUD, otCata
eauiiua, Pa.
DAVID O'imiAN,
Welispoit Pa.
Nov. 7, 1874-W3,
TfTUST look at'hor Hair! Why I
' thought It was turning Grey? So
It was-, until she got a llottle of that new
Hair ltestbreracuuriiug-a urug more.
TJOUV, IT I THY ITI-T-Tbq
India
Rubber Plasters for a Weak Hack
D1JULING has thrtM may 0
Pianos- -Organs
T ' "l'lcaste Exninliip!
i r: t - t,
Packard PARLOR & QrandJ
ORCHESTRAL
SICr AM !
Fp.rfc "Wayno Organ Comp'y.
A. . P.' HORN,". Agent,
LEHIGHTON, PA.
i'gans--iianos
TV.I. t.. t.- 1C..,
Dry Gpods,1Groceries.,&.,
Would hereby restiocifully Inform his
frleudit aud tna'puhlla It. general that,
notwithstanding the dullness of the
times he Is determined to Wop up his
stock to Its usual fullness, and Isr.t all
times ready t6 show (sllornot) his en'
tire line of goods, from Silks at $2,75,
per y.ml divri to Calico for Be. per yd.;
and would also be pleaded to havothosQ'
who cannot suit themselves (no matter
in what nrtlcle) In lids or surrounding
towns, to call on him giving n sample
or full discretion of tl,e article they
want, when It will he furnished them in
n few hour's timo,. at tho lowest City
prices, having secured tho sub-agency
of one of thu largest) wholesale and re-r
tail houses, in the City.
Particular attention U, also, given to
thu Grocery department, which is mad a
up of everything needed In the family,
from u, barrel of, Hour up to the finest
Tea.
Goods delivered to all parts freo of,
chare e. Orders by mail or by other
sources promptly filled.
A few more Good monthly custom,
ers will bo accepted.
Thankful Jorha llheraf patrbnjjgo
received thu's fn'r, lliope, by" fnir nnd
Impartial dealing, to secure all my
friends nnd many' others as regular cus
tnuieri. AU I ask U a, fair, .trial,- bear
ing in mlnd'tha't,! will 'not' bo under
bid. Also agent for the famous llRlit run
ning DOMESTIC SEWING MA
CHINE, which I sell or, eiisy terms.
With the latch string on the outside,
and my right hand extended to all, you
will always find a welcome at
F. P. LENTZ'S
JSnnk St , Lehlghtori, 'Pn.
N. IJ. Tho highest market prices
allowed for CUUNTH1 PKUUUUE In
exchango for goods.'
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announces to his friends and tho public
in gonurnl that he has' leased tho Store
In Liebehgulh's Ilulldlng, -
BANK' street, Leh'ighton, Pa ,
and furnished it with a complete assort
ment of
?uro Drugs,
Patent Medicines,-
Flavoring Extracts
Perf uwory, . ,
Toilet Articles,
nnd In fact everything usually found In
a well-kept Drug .btnro.- ,
Prescriptions carefully-compounded
Ho also keeps constantly on hand u
full stock or cholco and puro
Wines and, Liquors.
for Medicinal & Sacramental purposes ;
and a lu.l line of the choicest brands of
Cigars and Tobacco, '
which he Is selling at the very Lpwest
Cash Prices. . .
" ..... ,0.. W. LENT?, ,
Bank Street, Leulgpton,
October.S. 18.4.
AND LIVE
5
Tho undersigned respectfully Informs
the citizens of Carbon and adjoining
counties, that ha U now prepared to
supply them witn
Dressed or Live Hogs
at all times, at prlces1 fully as low as
they can be bought tor elsewliere. Alo,
Smoked Hams, liologne aud Saussage,
at Wi.olesalo and Ketull.
t3J- Ordeis will bo nromntly filled.
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Aitdreaa, "THIS SUN," N.Y. City.
-UU.V HAVK, '
PLAIN AND fASOT
Bread and Cake Baker,
ltespectfiiliy Irfformi tlie cltlicns of
Lehlghton ami vicinity, that 1 e has re
moved his business from Welssport to
'his premises on
1 BANK,.STREBT, LEIIiqilTON, Pf ,j , -n
nnd that be is now prepared to urnlshj'
Pre--.li .Dread nnd Cakes didjy, tam-v
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and cholco variety always on hand.
.JOHN. HAUK.
Sept. 2Ctii, 18U.-tf.,