, AdvcrllHliip Kntcs.
Wettelreltotw distinctly understood lliatno
Advertisements will telnserlod.ln the colnmnsof
TBipARSOJl'fBpCAtE hat jiid be recelved(fr0in
unknown parties or firms, uolc accompanied wlih
the Oiiii Th? following are ynpifc terms i
AdvcUlsemeWfe'rVyearj per inch Wh,
insertion , " . r. . ..lOOms.
" Bit .Months, per luehcach Insertion 15 Cents.
Three Months, " " " 20 Cents.
a I,eMlhntbreem6nt!is,flrstlnser-
tlon (1) each subsequent Insertion So Cents
II. V. MORI1IIMUR, VuUlsher,
E
msiBWJsntf,
OFFIClft Dronqd Floor 16 tiio new addlMon of tho
Mansion lions, llauch fcbunk, l'a. Bslnes
transacted 'In Enjfllsh and'tJeiraan. Coflecilons
promply male it! Conveyancing neatly done.
BeTlleWnl t Hst'atea. Proving Wills, ob
talnlngletteraofAdmlulstratloo.f'IIIng Accminls.
and Orphans' Court Practlcecnrerullfattrlided to
Licenses, Charters and IncoVpoiallons procured,
and Criminal Cases made a speclilty.
SATURDAY M0HN1NQ, NOVKMUCU. 21, 1674.
LocalTand Personal.
Special Notice. Tliosa of our sub-i
ncrlbers receiving their paper with a
cross upon the corner near their nanio,,
will stwo fifty cents ndvanco.ln prion by
remitting the dollar subscription.-at
once. Our terms aro $1 In advance, or
$1.50 if not so paid.
Send us news.
Rain. Is much desired.
Ilavo your tors ready.
. Diaries for 1875, at the "Advocate"
office.
Interesting Young ladles In tlifclr
velvetteens.
Its never too lato to mend or to
marry.
Several young couples contemplato
matrimony soon.
Show the "Advocate" to .your
friends and ask them to subscribe tor
it. ,
A full.liuo'of groceries at Ak&'D.
Graver's. 1 ' . ' ' "
Our merchants generally state that
business is good.
Muslins from nets, per, yard up
wards, at.'AJ.&iDi'Gr'aver's.i. '
A trip around the world can be
made for $.10p0. ., , .
-iVafcrits and directors sh'ou'fd'jyislt
tiro public' schools'.
More than 1,000,000 miles of telo
graphio,,wires are, it) use.
Have your job priming done at the
"Advbcate" otllce.
Thursday of next week will bo
Thanksgiving Day.
Poplins from WA cents per yard
upwards, at A.'&'D.-Ura'Ver's.- '
Continental black writing Ink, In
glass bottles, at the "Advocate" olllce.
Havo you seen the elegant stock of
winter dresB goods at Win. KemertrV?
Debating societies and literary
clubs should now organize for the win
ter. P. 1". Lentz has got 'em I Calicos
from 0 cents per yard' 'upwards. Try
tiietu.
A full stock of patent medlclnoi
and toilet articles at O. V. Leatz's iuw
drug store.
Next Thursday will be Thanksglv
iug'day. Tut) Banks will bo closed on
that day.
For sale a five octave Parlor Oigau
(uevv) at a great reduction, ripply at
this olllce,
Win. Trenery has opened an oys
ter and vegetable stand In the basement
of the Exchange' Hotel.
The I'liainix Fir Co., of Cataau
qua, will hold a ball, In the Town Hall,
on the evening of the Solh lust.
All the iron work In Danville, are
said to be in full operation for the first
time In tighten months.
Our working men nnv flpi'd their
evenings making sauer krout and chop
plug meat for sausage. Good.
For a n'co fitting boot, shoo or gal
tor, go to Thomas A. Wllllams.oppn-ilto
Durllng's drug store. I'rices moderate.
Sam. Duffy, Eq., of Slatlngton,
was last week admitted to pracitce m
nu attorney1 In the Courts of CVubon
county.
Tlio official ,;ount gives .Tlldcn,
Uemccrat, for Uovemor ot JN'ew York',
Ct ,542. Dix's majority lu 1872 was
53,451.
On the evening of the Dili Inst.,
T.ulu Zulitier, entertained a number of
her yonug friends, it being the anniver
sary of.her birthday.
Charles Trainer, Lehigh street,
will' supply you with flour and leetl,
plow your gardens or do your hauling
at reasonable rates.
-JErankllu, on the Lehigh YnJley
railroad, between Lau-y'b utid Koek
dale, has been made a flag station for
passeuger trains Nps., 7 aud 18.
Tlia Spring Mountalii Coal 'Com
pany auuouuces aseiui-anuual dividend
of 4 percent, aud an extra dividend ol
1 pecepf,,naj6bje'.Qecember,10, pioxl-
you can get fresh country butter
at lowest market prices' at I). Krock &
Co's; also, fresh biead and cakes every
day. A'toro one door from Exchuugu
Hotel.
Tliore ls fonnj talk of two new pa
pers belug started iu Hazleton a Deiu.
ocratlo weekly and a Republican week-:
ly In the course ot n Iuw mouths.
"Let'em wate!"
The Carbon County Teachf rs' Ins
titute will hold Its lltli annual session
In the Court House, at Mauch O'litmk,
commencing on Monday afternoon, NoV.
80th', at two o'clbck.
Tfie, plaiiet Venus Is now visible In
lrnail davlMit. eastward of "the sun.
under lavorablo conditions of 'the atuio.
snhere." bho Is best seen In the, after
noon, Shu lias attalued her' greatest
brilliancy, ami will gradually lose her
light Ull the tltli ot next mouth, wiieu
etio ,wlil be visible only as u black spot
moving slowly across tbo disc ot tliu
sun.
Flies nro singing tho "Last Itosoof
Summer.!' , '
The.flrH.Amerlcnn Flag was ma'do
at 230 Aich St'ieel, I'lillnilelplii. '
-iMiiCATrlo llauer-was Intown
over Sunday, visiting her lady friends.
As we go to pi ess Friday morning,
"snow, beautiful snow," U falling.
Tho girls say autumn Is a good fa
vorite tlmeVfor marrying- Now's your
time then. ' ' " '
A school boy In Maucli Chunk, do-fines-
(lea, "Flea, , How,- fled when
you put your hand on it. Korrectl
Many -youug, ladles make fooU of
theijiselves by- hq ' lookli g J glass, and
many Vl,u"g ii by the ,w!no glass,
A junu'latlv' of Mahohlng, s'ays
sho will glvo two hundred dollars for a
young man wlo""wlll-lovo her In a kind
aud gentle manner.
14armer"6f Penn Forest, .while
flairellatlTig'two of his unruly boys, was
asked whaflib was doipg. "Threshing
will oats!" ,was tho reply.
A couple bf fellows who were pretty
thorouehlvisonked with bad whiskey
got Into a gutter; alter flo'uudcrlng for
some time, oho Of thelu said: ''Let's go
to some other house; this hotel (k'aks.
As onn reaiiit nf the nanlc. . several
of the "upper ten" have felt' It a duty
to glvo uppevvs In fashl'nnablechurches,
and If things go on at this rate, they
fear thby will have to relinquish their
boxes at the opera.
An Oregon blacksmith Is a "hnrso
jewqler," but David Ebberts Is a horse
f i t 1. 1.. if.:? ..? ..!.
ui'uit-i, uuii (nery3 a, ins (ivj-'iy uui)iti
stieet, some'- of trio' finest horses- a'tvl
carriages to be found In tho county.
Ills charges are very lo,vf. ( ,"
For lnm!iy''flour, of (he very best
quallty,go to.J. K. ltlckert, East tyeiss
iiort. 'Xumber and coal In laro or
small quantities at lowest market rates.
a. iaw irjts in ticKenown s-iui unsoiu
buy'aVonce.
Neat carriages and fast horses al
ways lor hire at the popular llyery of
L. F.iKl'vnplhe coruer'pf Itdn btreet,
at reasonable charges. Also, a few
building lots for sale at low prices.
Ifjtll'e edjlbf .of- the'. Jorhlng .Her
ald would eat less pork, he would be
less likely to dream or "colored gem
men" tliio'wing dlsgulsed'burglars tro:n
second story windows. "fwrtS not a
badgtt up,liOfvnyer. Nexty (
-Jji5youn!Gt',utjemar lit iFrnJiklln'
twp.,lre'ina'rked'io hIV-himala' cbuip'nn-'
ion the other evening, "Ah! the most
beautiful evening In my recollection;
Lima looks pocufjUtljbeautiful..'.'.,',' Was
that h'e'r justSwfent by?' quickly .askVd
the young laTfj'. '
A eveu octave Jarchal & Smith
Piano, rosowbod case, lroht'large.iouiid'
corncifl,serpeutitie liiouldlugson plinth,
largo moulding on I i m, ctrved legs;
new; cost $000 will be sold cheap, or
traded on a lot in L'ehigUt'jn borough.
Apply at this olllce.
Spend your money. You can't
spend jour money to a better advan
tage than to pdicli.isea Parlor Organ.
See advertisement of Messrs. lle.itty &
Plotts, of Washington, Waireu county,
N. J., In another'coluinn. '
It. B. Wlddoss has removed Ills
barber shop from. the basemept of the
Exchange Hotel to his residence oppo
site UucUnuiii's carriage factory ,'whcro
ho will bil pleased. .to' sqe all Ills'' old
trloiuls and all tue.ni'W ones vyho feel
disposed to patronize him.
A young lady who entered a Hazle
ton book store, and asked tho young
man in .attendance. "Il.tvq you got hap
py djeauis?,' was astonished when he,'
roplied,'""Nb,' ma'am, I am" mostly
tioublefl-witli.tliQ ullitni:rp. .He didn't
know wliy she wento'ut so hurriedly mid
slammed tlitS'ddW after' her.
A StitrtllngTruth. Thousands die
annually lrom neglected coughs and
colds, which soon' ifpen into consump
tion or oilier equally fatal diseases of the
lungs'; whlcliiby, tho tlnielyi 'UsO ,ofta
single Uottle'of Dr: S; D.'llon'o's '-Ara-biau
Jilk Cure, relief and permanent
cure is often effected) The' Milk Cure,
while It, possesses. all tjie virtues of Cqd
Livet Oll.'caii' be 'retained upon the
stuiuach without pats a iiig.-Seui.dfer-!
tlseiiKint. ' ' ,
About tlie most contemptible spec!
meiits of cjieekmow being intllcttx! 'up
on countrv-editors, are the solicitations
,of persons connected w)th"lho Centen
nial Exlilultlou to iiavo publicity given
to their work gratuitously.- While
overybqdy,eisn, connected .with the exhi
bition Is'in one way or huother, receiv
ing compensation lof hls'servlei,s,."frilm
the ordinary cjerkdo tlut of ,tlio presi
dent' thu cuuutry publisher ls expycted
to work for the elory-of the thing; As
for us, we caij't seeitunless fpr.btamps,
Allentowu Democrat. Ditto.'
TALsiAOB'BI'Ai'En. ;rho Chris '
tlan at Wutk (New' YWkj' ranks' wltli
the best of the religious weeklies. Dr.
Talmago is Its- ictl've ediblrj and Lis
sermons aro published, exclusively u
It's columns. The term's, $3 "I per
anuuiii, cover everjihlug, Including
postage ami delivery of Mm new pre
mium, a' "Portfolio otTuel've Gems,"
or a cbpy of Lau'dseOr's "Twins." !
Withoutfthe pfemlum it s ouly $3 per
atinuiu, postage, prepaid, 'as above'.
Agents will make till j a success. ' I
Once Aciain Into our'sanctum com
iilh tiu-. Stai bi-ANOM: Uauu the
December number, nod the one which
closes Its t .selfl'h' yenr'of niiccess. FeW
are them who know not this splendid
ptpe. wlth )ts 4(Joiik cvluiuus, sizy of
.LiUer, lllliittated und.Jubt' brami)ieil.
wltli tlio very best rt-aillng -Poems,
Tales, Stories, .Sketches, W(t, Humor,
aud Fun. It also contains t it eel -biu
ltd "lUigues" Corner," iu which eveiy
Swindler, Humbug, Quack ami i'liiud,
In America has bceu, Is, itud w'iU'bb'
fully exposed. For 1875 eyery subscrlb
cr receives'tlio pap(i fully. prepaid, ami
eltliet u palrot cliartiiiiig"I'raug"L,'hro
mos, an elegant Diclionaiy- Album,
Hooks, or choice of twelve pieinluuis
any one being worth more than ,prLu pf
the papi'r;'wmlfi'ls'orilyJ'?l0o 'ti'Ve-ir.
No paper Is mora thoroughly establish
,cd, bettor known or better llla-d. bpLci
mens lor (1 cents. Ho who tails to sub
scribe, falls to do what hu should do.
Send tl to 1JANNEU PIMLISHING
CO., Hinsdale, N. H.
. On the 29th of October two canal
bnats, driven byEll Schonnmakcr Jnd
Thomas Leonard, met at the Groenvillo
bridge of , tho Mori Is Canal. Schpon
maker asked .Leonard to drop , Ids lino
that his poa( might pass, Leonard refus
ed, and they quarrelled. Leonard threw
two stpnes at Sehoonmakyr, one strik
ing' Iilm on the jaw, tincturing the jaw
hope, and the other on tho forhead.
Sehoouhiaker was cared fbr In Green
vllle, and on Thursday ho 'died, and a
few hours after the burial Mrs Schoon
makor.began a pearchforher husband's
inurdenr. Chief Dunderberg arrested
Leonard nnd his wife in Eastou,-Pa. -
A. Whopper. '
J. II. Dlmmick, of Farvl6V,';Frank
lln township, showed bs a turnip a few
ago, which he says1 was raised In good
Democialicsoll, measuring 20 inches in
clrcumference.nnd wi'lghlng 7$ pounds.
If any of our readers can beat this let
them send along the ai'tlcle.
Notice
Is.herebyiglveu to the1 Shareholders of
"The Lehigh Ilulldlng and. Loan Asso
ciation,", of Lcl;i'ghton,,Pa.'1'that loans
are now being Fold as low as $33.00
premium per-share. It pays to buy out
mouey at that rate.
By tho Secretary.' '
Gntllerlugs 111 the South.
There has been much written lately
that is very duuious about political
gatherings and 'conflict of 'races, jet
there Is ono class of gatherings all over
the South about which there is not o,ven
the shadow of doubt, namely, gather
ing foi the purpose of purchasing .tlio
remaining tickets for tho next and last
(lift Concert of the Public Library' of
Kentucky, to come off November 30.
The South has been impoverished,, and
a ,reas6nabie share of- that' God.OOO
then to bo distributed will bo very ac
ceptable. The Coal Trmle. I,' ''
The following table shows the quan
tity of coal shipped' over tho'iLehigli
Valley Itailroad for the, week ending
Nov. 14th, 1874, and for the year as
compared wltli the samo tlmo last year:
I rum- 'wlwVek. ' Yrsr.'-1
Wyoming.... 23,140 10 999.7U 04
Hazleton.... .'-Si; 730' 14 1,891,527 12
Up. Lehigh.. 53 U 4,701 00
Dea.Meadow.'.'l3V552'iO 003,033 19
Mahuuoy 11,122 14 458,403 10
Mauch Chunk, 244 17' 4,830,17
Total 09,880 03 3,005,109 08
Last Year.... 79,852 01 3,998,000 13
Increase 20,028 01
Decrease . . 33,731 05
A (tuartrr of n Century. .
The following ticket,, nominatedi by
the Democratic party, we find in tho
Carbon Democrat, 6 October 8th, 1833'
twenty-four years ago:
Judge of Supremo Court John C.
Knox.
Canal Commissioner TJipmas II. For
syth. Auditor General Ephfaim Banks. ''
Surveyor General J. Porter Urawley.
Piesldent Judge J.' M. Dlmmick.
.Assembly James 11.-Struthers, .David
Laury.
District Attorney II. B. Burnhatn.
County Treasurer A. G. Broadhead,
Jr.
Couuty, Commissioner i-Jame3 Broder-
Ick, Sr. . .
County Surveyor S. E. Stiles.
County Auditor Tilghmau Arn'e'r.
Conl Trade.
The shipments of coal from all the
regions las.'t4wcek.wera,443,178.anthra
cite, and 72,394rfbltumlnous; for the
week, ,515572 tons,flg'aliist,47,0S3'f'or
the corresponding week last year; In
cr asu, 28 484 tons; nut falls short of
the supply tho 'previous week, 84; 129
tons. Tlio supply sent from all the re.
glons so far this yea? Toots up" 10i2'48,-,
073 tons, against 2O,'bS0,177 to corro
sppudlug period, last yeai'nlecrease,838,
102 'tons. Jrhelecrease In anthracite Is
830,901 tons. ' -Whllo the anthracite
trade js. on. tho increase, compared with
last ye'ar.the bliumln'ouVtrade is dimin
Ishlug. f.elileh'toi Institute,
The Institute met and was called to
order by tho president," Mr. Barnett.
Opening exercises were conducted by
S.J Barnett. Roll called mjnutesread
and approved. An election of ofllcers
was held with the following result:
Prcs.,lSi I,, Allem; Scc.M, T., Yor,nall;
Treas., E. O. Nead. Tho exercises
wero then varied with npproprlatrt sing
Ing. Mr. UolTord coining In participa
ted in the various exorcises and luvlU'd'
the teachers of, this thorough to prbparo'
music and essays for our coming Coun
ty Institute. Interesting rypbtts, wt;re
given of tie, prpg'ross aud general ' coni
ditlon of the different schools;', difficul
ties were dwelt- upon views' and'
theories, compared, stiggestous given,,
and a general reasoning togetner of a!!
the teachers ensued,, , ',
At tho opening ot the, afternoon sai
siou the Sec. being tardy, on motion,'
Miss Hattle AT, IKiliiuui acted as Sv'C,
pro. tern., S. J, ifamett enlivened the
afternoon with reading from the-Scotch
poet Uuriis: other selecjlqus. weru tread
by snnieJoltllitV-teacherB.'' A- recitation
In Mental Phllosoiihy, was then made.
.after wlilch tbtj busineis, cotmultlfu. pro
seuted thbi followiiig' prograin'mS: -l'.'
uenvrai exercises, a. beluct ruadljigjby.
S. J, Harnett, II. it., llellman .and E.
O. Nejiil, 3. Object Itvssoni by Miss
-Weaver. 4. Mental Philosophy Sub
ject Attention. . Institute adjourned to
meet Hoy'. 2l'.fl8T4..' " 1 'I , -.
Jdi-T. Yaiimau., Sec' v.
Letiigbton, ov., 1874.
T.-1 rn...
Wo tho undersigned, Trustees nnd
Committee ot The Lolilgh Huok and
Ladder Ci. Iiavo concluded to lovy a tax
of fivo mills on the dollar on each icsl
dents h83e'ssW'.,vafutttlon7t ThW 'Ts. be
lieved to bo the fairest, nnd most equi
table manner by which tlio necessary
funds can be raised to equip tho Co.
Tho dupllcato will bo placed In the
hands of a collector soon, and it Is hop
ed that no ono will refuse to pay his
sharefor so . important nud necessary
aii'objecf. 'Let -us' Act promptly 'and
put the Company upon a proper foot
ing, All tho property and apparatus
purchased for tho Company, shall be
nnd remain the property (if the citizens,
who contributed to obtain it.
Uy tho Committed.
Thomas KEMEnnn,
i -. r 3. W. ItAUDKNiiUsn '
. . ,
A. J. Duiiuno,
T. D. Claus?,
John S. Lkntz,
Joseph Oiiekt.
Serious jlcclilent. , i-J '"'1 '
On Thursday afternoon last, Douglas
Miller, baggage master on tho L. & S.
It. II., met with an accident on tho rail
road at Maucli'Chuiik; whereby lie lost
his right arm at tho shoulder and re
ceived other injuries. It appears that
ho had stcppejlpn a train,tq speak 'with
his brother, and In getting off, while
the train was In motion, he slipped In
somo way and fell upon the track, the
cars passing over his right arm, mang
ling It so that It was necessary to ampu
tate the limb near the slioulder,tho oper
ation being peiformcdby ,Drs. DoYoiing
and Leonard, ot -Vaucli Chunk. Ho
was also somewhat bruised about tho
head and body. Ho is a young married
man and resides in Eastun.
A until .
KeV.-D.-K-. Kepn'er. pastor ottlfo
Trinity Lutheran Church, of this bor
ough,' was elected pastor of tho Em
manuel Lutheran churchy In PyUstown,
on Saturday evening a Aveek. At tho
same time a committed bf three was ap
pointed to proceed tc his residence in
Slatiugton to notify the reverend gen
tleman of his eloctlon, ylilph dutyl.was
performed on Wednesday, but with
what result wo did not yet ascertain.
It is,however, moro than likely that
tlie.call has be.en acceptpi rpji the
fact that Mr. Kepner preached a trial
sermon boforo tho congregation somo
tlrao agi lie has many waruufriends
In his prcseiit,)pcalify(,)v'(0;- I)?My re
gard him as an able and earnest clergy,,
man, and who will pait with him with
great regret.
Cnve! ill nt Tltfil'oii. "
Vi
All extensive cave-In occurred at tho
Seneca mines, owned by tho Pittston &
Elmira Company, at Pjttston, T,uesday
last. Fivo or six men wero, at work
getting out coal when tho roof gave
way with a teirlblo crash, killing Ellas
Davis and Henry Jenkins, and dan
gerouslyritijuiing Jbn S, Wjlllatus.
The news spread tfirou'sliou't the' tiwri
rapidly, causing great excitement, and
willing hands weru soon a; hand trying
to rescuo the unfortunate miners. Wil
liams was found near tho edge of tho
fall, with his back severely lacerated
and otherwlso bruised. Davli and Jen
klus wero further under the mass of
fallen rock nnd earth, and the roof was
still cracking aud crumbling to pieces,
nud the danger was such as to keen even
(tho most daring froni'atWi'nptlng to ren
der any assistance. Somo time was
spend in precautionary measures, when
a largo force was set to work to get tho
men out. About an aero of surface
was comprised lu the cavo and exper
ienced miners say ,lt wil, take eight,
days to 'reach the men Imbedded In the
earth. Since thenbovo was in type the
body of Davis lias been recovered.
LaivtcfiaiiegM,
A Wllksbarroidl3patch',;,bf1 the' 17th'
Inst., says: The reign of lawlessness
In the coal regions appears to bo con
tinually growing worse. At Carbon
dale, on Saturday lilght or' Sunday
morning last, two men were murdered
and three severely assultedjono of whom
will probably die. Patrick Fadden, a
miner, at f7oalbr99tl(;ojll.eryj,iya8. found
upon Dundall street, In that city, on
Sunday morning, with two bullet holes
,n his head a,jid, badly d,outulcd about
the body, Ills head was frozen to the
pround, his hair having dragged In a
pool of blnrd and water, which had con
.gealed. iJilB was'not!jiflto'Mead when1
found, but expired in tho afternoon,
Michael McNally was found dead tho
saniq piornl.ng uppn the rallroad.bildge,
near tie .lookout, In, ihe samo city,
JIchael Bcglapd was found about tlio
"samo time with l))s throat cut. He was
dressed In an old unit ot miner's cloth
ing. When last seen on Saturday night
ho had on a suit of good clothes Hojs
still allvo", hiuT will' probably recover.
A boss at the Erie breaker was waylall
'on Saturday night and had his arm brok
en 'and ri celvcU otlu'r Iuurlesl,'but"ci
taped wtth his life. Ills uamii'lia's not
been ascertained, About two miles bo.
low thb'bity, 'at Carboifdalo' Mines, n
.man whpfle.naruo is not yet known was
found naltcd to., a beam in a lonely and
unfrequented 'plate. "Strong' nails vtcre
driven through ,111s coat at tho wrisls
and his pantaloons at tho ankles, and
In this position 'ho was undoubedtly'left
to dlo, but by a'inere accident: bewas
ftt.-j.;..'.it;i...;.r
iuuiiu uuu leie.iseu.
At Scranton, on Sunday morning, n
newsboy found tlio body of Michael
Lcarney lying at tho foot, of a steep
embankment. Ho was dead, and h
evidently been thrown tdere. A negro
testified at the'eoroner's Inquest that he
heard cries of "murder" on Saturday
night, and saw n crowd of men be.atlug
somu-ono and finally carried a body to
ward tlio embankment. No . arrgsts
have yet been madoln any .oj tho above
caso3.
Another New Stock.
T. D. Clauss, tho tailor, desires us to
state mat" no nas jusi remrneu'irom
New York, aud that ho is npw opening
a very large lnvolco pt clptfis, cassl-
meres and vestlngs, sultsblo or fall and
winter trade, .which ha Is prepared to
makoaip In tho'best' mid most fashion
able styles ak""knbclcdown" prices.'.' Hu1
guarantees a "perfect fit" every ttmev
and tlio gobds'in all cases as represent-'
ed 'Also, an immense stock of rub
tiers, boots, shoe-, hats, caps and gents'
furnishing goods. Item ember the pace,
T. 1). Clauss, Just abovri the Plublie,
bquare, Bank street, Lehlghton.
UcIlBloua'. i k . au
Methodist Episcopal c)iurch Itev.
Wilmer Cuffinaii,, pastor. Preaching
(to 'morrow.) at 10:30 A. m., and 7.00
p. m. Sunday School fit 2 r.st. Thanks
giving services Thursday tho SOlli.
Preaching 10.30 a. M., by tlio. pastor,
and pray;o,r'ineetlng at 7.30 r.' k,
Tho Reformed Congregation will
hold their seivlces in' tho Academy
building, to-morrow (Sunday) mqrnlng
at 10 00 o'clock, German, and In the
evening at 7.00 o'clock, English. Rev.
L. K. Dcrr, pastor,
Evange'Ical church Rov. Ai Krec-
ker, pastor. Preaching, Sunday, 10.30-'
a. '.st. 'an'd 7. 00;p. nit.i -byi 'illWi
pastor, in tho Northampton treot
school houso. Sunday school atHA. ji.
Also, prayer meetings, on TucufJay.and
Thursday' evenings at 7:38 o'clock.
All aro cordially Invited to attend.
Tho Trinity vangeUcal Lutheran
church corner of IrorLaiid North-
ainptop-sts. Services to-morrow (Sun-
tiayj at iu a. m. in ueiman; at 7.0U r.
si. English. Sunday School at 2. p. 'si.
1'iayer meeting Wedncsday eveiilng at
7.80 o'clock, and Teachers' meeting
Thursday evening. )t
A FaaUlpunbleiSlock. ''';' '
Messrs. Laury & Peters, tho merch
ant tailors, post olllce, building, Lehlgh
ton, Pa., have just 'received their large
and handsome, stuck of fall and .winter
goods, comprising cloths, casslmeres"
and vestlngs ot tho latest and 'most
fasliionablo designs, and of a quality
urisiTfpassed'by'aiiy-other stock In Car-,
bon county, which they' aro ptepartd to
make up iii tho latest stylo and rao3t
durable manner at prices to suit the
tlmo,, guaranteeing a ('perfect fif'-Ju
every caso. In addition tp tho, abovo
they keep a line of fcady-rnad.c, clothing,
boots', Glides, "gaiters,' rubbersgeht's
furiiisli)ng goods, hats, caps, &c, c
of the latest style and best material,
which tliey aro now offering to the' peo
ple of this section at prices unparalellud
in the history ot the trade'of. Lehigh
ton. They respectfully ask.an inspec
tion of goods and workmanship by tho
people beforo they make their purchas
es elsewhere.
lctl,
In Mauch Chunk, on Wednesday.tho
12th Inst.-, Hattlo, Daughter of Slinor,
and Robecca'RIchard, aged 11. year j,-
i mounts. ana i iiaj-s. . . t
Lt:!iglioi Etctnll I'rlcvii.
Carefully corrected each woek expross
ly for "Tho Carbon Advocate;"
Apples, pcr'bushel 'go
" dried, per lb 12 to 15
Butter, roll, per lb 4r,
Cabbage, per head .-...8 to 12
Checfo, .factory, per lb.. -..La 22
il'egs, per dozen 35
Visit, mackerel, No. 1. 12 to. 15
Hain.pcrlb 18
Lard, pure, ,pcr lb, 20
Pork, prime moss', ier lb. "j-.-.13
Potatoes, perb'ushe. .'. . .7', . . 85
Corn, .pel .JJUShel. luijl m$li 00
Chop, Corp, per lOQlbs......... 2 20
uran 1 -iu
" Rye, " 2 30
" Mixed . " 2 20.
Flour, lKheat, per,bb 7 50
" 'Itje.iperlQQlbs.., a 25'
Oats, WhRu'per bushel.., , 70
" Black., per bushel.,., Ofi
Hay. per ton...'.'.......'...'....' 26 '0(J
Straw, vet" bundle '., '. ' 30
Coal, chestnut, pCr tout T 4 00
" stove, per ton 4-50
Hides, green( ier lb.. . .1 .' 5 to 7c
Oalt Skins, each 1 25 to 1 50
Sheep SUIus, killed this md.,'ea.73to65
Cosing Prices of, DeHavkn & Towns
end, Stock, Government and. Gold
40 South Thtrd Street', Phifadelphla,
Nov. 10th. 1874.
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Special Notices.
IVIXfC.'-For yearar quinine was
resaraed as tbe only specific for maUrla if dlfaes
nnj lmmouna .quaniltlen of th drug naref aoaaal
y consumed throughout pur western Qcountry,
mora pirtlcul i rljr nloni'tba I Iver bottoms aba d
JoJoIdj lowhoda.
With tbe fill months malaria, In all lis rnrled
form, Btnlks llko nn epidemic through the land,
nnt whole districts ate- profttriifed'wtth chills and
frfVer. the eutlfa population shaking with ntrne.
Heretofore, fiUinlne wa reuUrly rexorUd to; but
whllo It frequently tailed to effect a cure, ttlavarif
:ibly d i' ranged tho Rtoutich, producing musti.i
vertlifonndfultlrBpatnS In tho bead tbstrcban
extent that mouths etapied ere.the.s)R(em nvr
ered from Its ejects. These oliJoctloriB toiti bh
weru nomnrkfd, that tbe Introduction nf AllKhlor'g.
Hit 1 Hitters w. ip halted as a tJ-luuiph In medii-Iuv,
Infinitely1 more retUlntn linlUfirilcUleicti than
qululne. It pesed nuue of U)p denier,!!! of Ml
dvuf. Instead of uuuoatlny, it tonts and Inrl
raUtfl (bttomich,nnd while speedily fxpell)n
the noxious Uumots, Increases the uppetltflj and
facilitates digestion; thus refaderlns the' Vffm'
stronger, and better fitted to resist tbo attneks oC
Uieae, In tact, n Judlcjus me of Mlshler'
Kerb UitterK at thlJ season of tho'.yuar, will pre
vent H19 recurrence pf this dl rase, even In thog
who hate'ne'er ptsed 'ali'aatuton without It.
n experience of.twenty ycnrs'prqTtnit to-be the'
jrentent anti rERiooic known to mwdlcal science.
There are, ptThip, ntk'tlHeise'so 'subjl-ct to
rlltnatlojChsnA.jaa-aileqtloiis tf tho Kttieys.
Hundreds of our'f.iruiers, mechanics, and'liborlnz
iiieu.ftrong and hirdy In all otht- repectif ftuf
ferconttnijal lnconrfteupo and. occasionally ex
rfuclitlnff pal ils In the lnclc 'arid atffoss'the loins;
experlouce Hifiiuoitt desirelto pS'aUr, jpilu
during Its pisVi.ce, and frequent stoppages )u Its
How; Thow- Af-e' mnulfijsfrillouit 'resuUinV frotn
sonv strain or heiwy lift (perhaps ytyirs flga). and
tiKKrAfatedby oterycUangetuthe weather. KVery
sllnht cold tiles Ulrect tr this one weak spot, iaud
unless promptly attended to the disease beivmes
cbrPolc, and ttu ouco strong mm a in Hera tie
wreck. Mishler's Herb Hitters Is the only -certain
remedy fr this clAsfcf diseases. It has a pecu
liar teiideieyito tbo kldnejs; ntltnulites them' to
healthy action, aud removing the cau, prevents
the formation K brlck-du't deposits, which', if per
mitted to continue, by cohesion form gfuvel
stooe, necessitating a pilnful operation for Its're
movsl. Jlauy of the ingredients entering Into its
composition, are universally recouUedas sped tics
lor ail couipl..lntsof tfle Urinary organs in Uvrir
Gomplalut, Uyc pep-da, all disorders of the ltoftfs,
and nlfectlonxortboThr'oatnnd Luns, It Isiual
ly certain iind eluaelou;t while, as a remedy lor
thrt complaints pocullar to tho female wic.lt has
no eimL Ladies, old and young1, married and
stable, la, eyery condition of life, will And this
Gat at Fmalb RtMBDT promptt tofc, certain and
rtliabU. 'S he pule, sallow complexion is r placed
by a bloomlut healthful countenance, and Us oc
casidnal ti enables Nature t6 perform horfun'c
tljns KUOUURUT AND W1TBOLT
Sold only Iu booties byall Druggists and geoeral
dealers.' ' Aus.8 4ra.
The most Wonderful Ulscovery of
the 19th Century.
Arabian Milk;, Cure
FOB CONSUMPTION",
And all Diseases of tbe TUItOAT, .QUEST and,
kLUNU3. (The only! Medicine of the ktBTMa tho
A Surstjtctc roa Cod Litie Oil.
Permanently cures Asthma, BronchltU, Ioclpl- '
ent Consumption, Xoss of- Voice, Shortness afi
lirath, Catarrh, Croup, Coujbs, Co!d3f Ac, in a
few days. 1 '
Arabian, Tonic Blodd Pnriuer,
Which DIFFEI13 froin'aH UherV'Jpafatluns In
Its Immsdutc Acno.v upon the LIVER, KIDNEYS
and UlyJOl). It is purey Tetible, aud cleanses
tbe ) stem "ef all lmpuilties, builds up, aud makes
rureltlcU Blood, UcuresScruJou UUeaaesoC
all Mnds, Removes Constipation, and regulates the
Howel.. Jb'op"aiiiJEIlAt DEllILlTy,"' iOdT
VIl'ALITY," aud ''BIIOKEN-UOWN CaNSXIXUi
TlONd' I "challenge the1 19th Century'1 td'flnd.
Us e-iual. Every bo; tie U worth. la wejlj:h,l.i
gold. 1'rlce, 61.0J per bottle.
ALSO,
DR. S.'J.t HOWE'S
Arabian o- Liyer Pills!
They tloalmo tlio LliA- UoA' Studniclr th'oroagUljf ,
reuiov. Coutlpitlon; contain ua calomvlnor iujr
other iujurluul Ingredient, n'd act qnlcklj upon
Iboso praos, wlili, iut ioduciag tuf palnorlweak.
nebs. I'rlco '25 cents ier
OOWSUMl'TIVKS '
ShouU ne all th ree of thn above iiodlctnei.J
&14 by A. J. DUIILINO, Drugjist, ololgnl
for Lehinhton, l'a.
Da. S. U. HOWE, Sole Proprietor; 101 Ch'anrbers
Street, New York. apr, II, I873.yl
Mm. LACK'S (Wi.ln Cure for 'lnrawnii;,il'
Piles! Piles!! Piles!!!
Win, Internal, Bjrteinnl, Bleeillnu or'dtcnlnfr.
The lntenxtf snlftrloi: occasioned bvthe illntrRk
.-o H.wpD, ,,i,iiuuawriU!l, IS HUOWU only to
Uoje'who aro unfortuato enough to U afflicted,
with It. iThenWpl9l ulghtstli unc!,mfortaW
days, t'a. haggard look ot the aulleror lwaf witi
musor the tntensltyof thopaluexpurieDced when
troub'iod with tbl preTalllngiUlHeate.MTlJe'iuo.
cess -of Brlggs' I'JIe lleuiedy u a polll(cure !
dlaease, Ln Itl Tirluos forma, Is'kaown only to
m iiw niiuaii ui uieuicino Jteuell.
Imcaedlate when used a directed.:, The'imolenni''
dd'tlMml fni tlilo ?ra.l r.mJ. I. n .... ..InlLJ
P uousanda are uslug it nltn tha most aatlnfactory
reBUlu. Sold by .A. J.,ppiaiNa, druggUt,.l,.
nlghlon. may 9 ly
OONSUUl'TlVESand Ihoee who experience any
dUUculty -Kith tha throat, lungn.-or .by oflhs
.reoplratory organs will consult Uitlr own InUiretU
bv cnlllog at the flru2 itbns' of 13. W! l.Mnfx ri.'.i
A. J, Hurling, and louulrlog abpnt Jir. nlorrfa'
i-j f . .1 .... vuou; auu llureuUUU. XUH
,uiedlcal exrellehclescnbeik! regetlble producllosa'
are well known., Their curative, priuclploi haro
been careully combined by thB most painstaking
aclentlllc process, with many other vegetable lu.
iruJIoliU. this remedy posaeesen, In a hih(y con',
centrated form, the vtrytuenct of eojae oflbeuiobt
liifallbfe pulmonic slmpfca kuown to medlcallitr.
jinlsts. It Is a positive remedy fnr croup. Tor
MlebraKdaaera. Bpt.I7th, Ibli.-ly.
,.i-Tl EI1MCUT5F
Livery & Sale Stables,
I1ANIC i EEBT.l.XCIUfJIl'o, Pe,
FAST TROTTING HOUSES,
BLEQANT OAHHIAGESJ
Ana.posltlvoljLOWErt TKTCES'than
uuy omur livery in tue vomity., '
I-r LarfO find haniUnmA rnrrinnna
for Funeral pUrposei and "Weddings. '
JppT..tiu; DAVIU KBUEIIT.
TUB
FHOTOtilUPHGlt
Respectfully nnnouncpa to tlio'cltlxena.
of tehlj-liton and vicinity, tUut, ho lia
OPKNTlfll liU ' -
NewPhotograpIiCTallery,
6n HANKWAY-, (near tlte 1iiIr1i Val
ley ltftllioad Dupot), LelilgHitoii,
and tlmt Ilk is mm linnarMj in Ava y.ti
citizen? Llfq-Llko Wqtnrgsat tUo tuoslf.
raitlcular' ntteuMoii prd to talrfni;