ii. v. MonTiiiMim nuton.
WiiTtUIITOS, i'A.S
SATUIIDAY JlOUNtNll MAKCIt U. laW.
MTrl . msrma IV IIT"""'"'JCT'"j,t" mi iIiHT
Under the section of thu now U Cut
tin; resumption of hpcclo payments lt
reeling tho retirement o oulstRiKling
cal tenders amounting to clotty per
ccut. of tlio uatlonal bank notes Issued
until tho wltolo volume of legal tendeis
Is reduced to $300,000,000, Secretary
iiristow will sliortly direct tlio retire
inentof abo-.it $1,230,000 of legal ten
lera, or eighty per' cent, of tlio amount
of national bank notes already Issued
under tlio provisions of this law. Thosa
legal tenders will bo taken from tlie
cash In tlio Treasury, cancelled, mid
burned by tlio proper officer of tlio de
partment.
Mrs. Ann Carroll FiUhugh Smith,
tho widow of tlio lato Gorrlt Smitlylled
nt retcrboro', on Saturday, surround
ed by her Children, grandchildren, and
other relatives. It will bo remembered
that In December last Mrs. Smith was
spending soiuo tlrao in New York for
medical treatment, when sho was visited
by her husband to enjoy tho Christmas
holidays, who was then stricken down
with npoploxy, nnd died. About four
weeks slnco Mrs. Smith returned to
Pclerboro', with health greatly Im
proved; but tho rigorous winter cllmato
of that high tablo land proved too so
voro for her feeblo body, and after on
illness of ten days sho died of an in
flammatory complaint. Mh. Smith was
borne at Ilagerstown, In .Maryland, on
tho 11th of January, 1803, consoiuent-
ly had just passed Into her 71st year at
tho time of her death. Sho was tho
daughter of William Frltzhugh, a weal
thy citizen of that State.
A correspondent of tho Cincinnati
Commercial writing from Now York,
says: "I have gut Into tho Insldo of tho
mystery about tho calling of Dowcn as
a witness In tho Bccchcr case. It Is this:
Neither sldo wishes to cal 1 ZJowen, for
reason that both sides aro anxious to
have tho prlvllcgo of cross-examining
him. It Is on this account that tho op
posing counsel aro working sharply
against each other In regard to him.
Itrothcr JJoweu Is sure to bo a bad wit
ness for tho sldo that calls him, which
over sldo It be, having something to
say against both Tllton and llcechcr
Hut tho party which has him under
cross-examination will havo tho advan
tage of him, get deepest Into' him, and
bo best nblo to analyze his tostlraouy
This explanation of tho Bowon mystery
is not a faniy of mine, but was told mo
by nn Individual who knows all about
it."
Tho Civil Illghts BUI, which has been
signed liy tho Prcsldont, and is now tho
law of tho land, provides that nil per
sons shall bo ontttled to tho full and
equal onjoymont of tho accommoda
tions, advantages, facilities and prlvl
leges of inns, public conveyances on
land or water, theatres and otherplaces
of public amusements, subject only to
tho condition and limitations establish
ed by law, and applicable rlliko to' Jier
sons of overy raco and color, regardless
of any previous condition of servitude
Penalties by lino and Imprisonment nro
provided for violations of tho net, and
the United States Courts aro to try of
fences under It to tho exclusion of tho
Stato Courts. There Is aljo a provision
that no ono possessing all o thcr quail
llcations which aro or way bo prcscrl
bed by law, shall bo disqualified forscr-
vlco as a grand or petit Juror In any
United States or Stato Court on account
of race, color or picvlous condition of
sorvltudo. Tho Civil Illghts bill as It
finally passed was greatly changed
from tho form in which it was orlgl
nally Introduced by Senator Sumner,
Ills bill embraced schools, churches and
other Institutions, whilst tho law as fi
nally adopted Is confined tp Inns, public
conveyances, places of amusements and
jury services'.
NEW YoilK AND PiiNNSVLVANIA.
In tho second annual report of tlio
llurcau of StatUtlcs of Pennsylvania
there Is an Interesting tablo showing
tlio movement of population In tho
States of New York and Pennsylvania
lor eighty years. In 1790 New York
had n population of 340,120, and Penn
sylvanla a population of -131,373. In
20 years Now York distanced l'enua
Increasing tho population at tho
rato of 73 per cent. In tho first decade,
while Pennsylvania Increased only at
tho rate of 33 per cent. In 1820 Now
York had n population of 1,872,111
Pennsylvania 1, 017,507, Tho rato of
incrcasu for tho preceding ten years had
befln 43 per cent, for New York ond
20'j per cert, for Piunsylvnni'a, Tio
percentage of Increase declined thcro
after lor both Statu but New York
continued, to -gain uioru lapldly than
l'i'iiiifj I vanlii fur two more ileciidcstand
then Penn-ylvanla bi-gan Mowly to ro
cover her former pi -.iliou. In 1870 llm
populallou of New orls was 1 3v7i,
that oT lVnnyU-nnla"o,W,D31. In the
teulli war pif cedltiR i 570 tho ale or
Increase in Now Yorts v;u nearly 13
;r cent.i and that tt Pennsylvania oyer
2t percent, If tho RaViuTattw shoulj
. . ' . ... r i ii.
I
be observed for Hired more decades, thu
p'opnl.i'tlini of New Yoik In 1000 will bo
0.311.C71 and that of Pennsylvania 0,-
08,787, a difreicnco of only 42,884.
Tho elcmonts of Increase aro appaicnt-
ly in favor of Pennsylvania. Her great
gain, outsldo of Philadelphia, Is in tho
mining and manufacturing districts. In
another tablo ot thn statistics Itls shown
that while tho population of Lancaster
Increased from 1800 to 1870, nt tho rato
f less than lii percent., Unit or nits-
urg, (exclusive of nddltlnn by annex
ation), Increased at tlio rato of 73 per
cent., tliat of .-lllegheny at tho rato of
82 per tent., that of Wllkesbaiw at tho
rato at 139 per cent.; Scranton, 280;
Tltusvlllo, J872; Lock Haven, 100;
Wllliamsprot, 183; Altoona, 103; Ches
ter, 101, and Now Cartio, Lawrence
county, a coal aud Iron mining place,
227 per cent. Tlio rato of Increase In
thu smaller places docs not havo much
effect on tho total population but It is
worthy of notlco that tho population of
threo such cities as x'iiisuurg, aiio
cheny, and Scranton.has been increas
ed, exclusive of nddltlonslby annexation,
from 87,142, In 1800, to 172,020 ot In
1870. Tho population or tuoso tnreo
places has been more than doubled in
ten years.
Tlic New Senate
Tho Scnato met In obedience to tho
proclamation, of tho President at 12 o'
clock on Frldny, March Cth, when tho
nowly-olectcd Senators wero sworn In,
except Messrs. Booth (Cal.) and Shar
on (Ney.), who had not reached Wash
ington. Five took the modified oath,
having been engaged In tho rebellion.
Tho Senate comprisos forty ono Re
publicans, twenty-eight Democrats and
four Liberal Ropublicans.Ior dnder.en
dents, as follows, (Republicans In Ro
man, Democrats lu italics, indepen
dents In small capitals):
AlADilU.
Qeorgo E. Spencer. George GoJdthioaile.
AHKAXS18.
rowell Clayton. Stephen W. Dorsey.
CALIFORNIA.
Aaron A. Sargent. Nlwton Doom,
Connecticut.
Orris S. Ferry. H'iflun IP. Eaton,
PELMTARS.
Eli Eaulsbury. Thomas, F.nayard.
noniDA.
Simon B. Conorer. Charles )!'. Jones.
ocoaaiA.
Thomas IK Norwood. John B. Gordon.
ILLINOIS.
John A. lan. ltlchard J.01eby.
INDIANA. r
OHrcr 1'. Morion. Joseph E. MtDonuU.
IOWA.
Uoorgo O. Wright. William 11. Allli-on.
KANSAS.
JohnJas. Ingflllg. James M. Ilurtoy,
KENTUCKY.
John M. Stevenson. Thomas C. McCreery.
I.OUI3IINA.
John It., tVcst.
MAINE.
Lott M. Morrill. IIaimlu.il llamlln.
MARYLAND.
George It. Dennis. IIVu. I'inelmy Whylc.
UAS3ACIIU1ETT8,
Ooorgo 8. llcutwell. Henry L. Pawos.
MICMIOAN.
Thomas W. Ferry. I . I1. Clirlstlaney.
MINNESOTA.
William Wlnilora. S. J. It. McMillan.
msissirpi.
Jamos Lusk Alcorn. !rauc' K.ltrucu.
U1SSOUEI.
teviU V. llogij. . F. 11. OkItcII:
uebc.uxa.
rhlhcns W. Hitchcock. A; S. fadiock.
NLVADA.
John r. Jones Vi. M. Sliarou,
NEW nAMPSIIIRE.
Aaron 11. Cragln. ll.ihiL.rl J -o Wajleinb.
NEW JlKStV.
P. T.Frollnghuysen. T. i llandolph.
NEW YOKK-
lloscoe Conkllns. ' ' Francis Kernan.
, NOHTLI CAROLINA.
Matt. W. ltansom. A. S. ilcrrinwn.
I I OHIO. ' '
John Sherman. Alien G, Thur:an.
OREuON.
James K. Kelly. John II, Mitchell.
l ENNSTLYANIA.
Simon Cameron. m.,A. ifUIZaec.
UU0DE ISLAND.
Henry B, Anthony, Ainbroao U.llurntlde.
ti-lVTll CAROLINA.
Thos.J. Itobertson. John J. Tatternon.
TENNESSEE.
Henry Oxfer, Andrea Johnson,
TEXAS,
M. C. JlAMUNTON. Satnuel II. ilaxry.
VERMONT.
Oeo. P. Edmunds. Justin B. Morrill,
YIROINIA.
Mm IK Johnson. JloUrt P. Iiaien,
WEST V1R0INIA.
Henry O. Davis. A. 3", Captrton,
WISCONSIN.
Tlmoth O. Howo. AnqusCameuon.
Important I'ostai CUanirc.
On tho last day of tho recent session
of Congress.says thoPtlladolphla Ledg
er, wo mado mention of tho fact that at
least four of tho great approprli n
bills wero being "railroaded" through
Congress In the last hours of the session.
nnd that members wero thus called up
on to voto upon measurers and for and
against reports of conference committees
without having any intelligent under
standing of what thoy wero noout. To
this wo havo now to add that some of
tho legislation thus driven througl:
would never have got very far If It had
boen proposed sufficiently early lu
tho session to permit tho constituents ot
Congressmen to bo hoard boforo dual
action. Wo havo' already a case In
point that Illustrates both theso
observations. In tho dying hours of
tho Congross, and while tho "Sundry
Civil .Bill" was being rushed through,
and when the members of both houses
wero exhausted .after ,au all-night ses
sion, a very small amendment, was
tacked upon that bill which makes a
large and Important change lu,the post
al laws. And tho cbaugu U as sudden
as It Is important. Tho amendment.
was to fctrllio out two words, "two
ouncus," lu an existing postal law, and
to Insert tho ono word "onncu" lu their
place.
This mnendiiunt, small ns It looks,
' Inn re.mutloiili d tV r-.tei uf postage
on what H known as "third-class
mallablo matter." Without mention
ing iiionry nt nil, It just doubles tho
rata of postage on every ono of tho fol
lowing dnsetlplions of artlclcs:"Ilooks,"
"pamphlets," "maps," "prli.ts," "bn
gravlngs," "transient magazines, per
iodicals and newspapers," "circulars,"
"handbills," "posters," "occasional
publications," "prospectuses," "book
manuscript, "' "proo1' sheets," "cor
rected proof bheets," "blanks," "lloxl
bio patterns," "samples of merchan
dise." "sample cards," "phonographic
paper," "letter envelopes,'' "postal
envelopes nnd wrappers.' "cards,"
"plain and ornamental paper," "pho
tographs," "seeds," "cuttings,"
"bulbs," "roots," "scions," and all
other nrtlclcH usually sent by mall, ex
cept lettei a and newspapers and peri
odicals mailed by tho publishers. As
tho law stood prior to this llttlo
nmendment, any person could send tho
foregoing articles by mail at tho rato of
ono cent for cvory two ounces; now
the rato Is ouo ccut for overy ounce
Tho rato Is doubled, and tho additional
cost to thoso who uso tho Post-offlco for
sending theso articles runs up to ml!
lions of dollars every year.
Tho aggregate sum appropriated by
tho twelvo general appropriation bills
passed at tho last session Of Congross Is
$175,000,000. Other bills wero passed
containing specilio appropriations.
Tho Swatara Institute, at Jonestown,
In Lebanon county, Ta., has been do
btroyed by fire. Tho loss Is not stated.
Now Advertisomonts.
Atljourncd OriiUaus' Court
Sale.
By virtuo of an order of tho Orphans'
Court of Carbon County, tho following
real estate, lato the property ot iSblAS
SIIIVK, dec'd.wlllbo olToredfor sale at
tho EXCHANOE IIOTEh.ln thoi'Olt-
OUGII OF LEIIIGIlTON.Carbon Co.,
ra., on
Saturday, March 27, 1875,
at 10 o'clock A. M.
2 Lots or Piece.1? of Ground
All that certain lot or niece, of
ground situate on thu north sldo
of North street in tho borough of
ieiuguion iiiiru-ni(i, nuniuoren in a
plan or plot of said lloroueh. No. !). be
ginning at a corner of North and Lehigh
streets, thence uloin; Lehigh street,
iNortii bj leet to a l'rlvato Alley.thenc'.'
along said Alley East ill) feet tii a lot'of.
Oeo'rgo Kiiiip, thenco nlouir said lot
South 75 feet to, North Street, thpneo
iiionu saiu -Noun aireei west liu leet to
the place of beginning. AUo, all that
certain tract or piece of
MOUNTAIN LAND,..
sltuato in ifaucli Chunk Township, and
partly In Iahonlng Township, county
aforesaid, bounded by lands of the late
John Strawbildge, Anthony Butler.
John Kuster, ot. nl. containing 180
ACMES, bo too samo more r less.
Tcimsof sale Ono-thlrd of all nur-
chases cash on day of sale, one third
in six months an" lemilnlng one-third
in linn) montl.s, secured by (Judgment
Bond or Mortgage.
HHNUV TUOKKlt,
lilmluLstraioi'd.
LoUIobton, March Cth, 18715.
P
Tho undersigned,- being1 about to ro
tire from tho Hotel business, will sell
at Public Salo. nt thu EAGLE HOTEL.
Summit mil, ra., on
Thursday, March 25. '75;
commencing at .Q o'clock a. i., a largo
variety of neat nnd substantial
Household Furniture,
comprising i'edstcads, Ucddlng, Car
pots, Chairs, Tables, Stoves, &c; also,
nt sanio tlino
1 Paiu of !LIatqhed Houses,
gcntlo and kind In harness suitable
for a family, Harness, Carrlago, Sleigh,
one good Milch Cow, and a variety of
other artlcloe too. numerous to mention.
Terms will be mado kuowu at time
and place of sale by
NATHAN KLOTZ.
March 0, 1S73-3W.
BEATTY ,
PIANOJ
Nu OTnEU I'llNO-FOUTE has at
tained the same popularity. S3TSeiid
stamp for Circular. D. F. BEA'l TV,
Washington, Now Jersoy.
04UTIO.V. "
All persons are hereby forbid med
dling with Two Ilornes, 2 bets Harness
and 1 Iron Axle Wagon, now In posses
sion of Chester Sillies, ot East Mauch
Chunk, the same being my property.
.MJiES SILFIES, Mahoning, Pa.
Fob 27, 1875-W3
FOU KEJWT, AlMtll, 1st,
Tho Storo-room and Fixtures, on
Bank Street, Lchighton, now occupied
by O, W,, Lent, as a Dru vStoro. Any
alterations to suit other business, deslr
ed by a good tenant, will he made at
short notice. Term3 moderate. Apply
to F) LIEUENGUTH.
Feb 27-w'J
QeH!iiioi8 anq Sinks
Cleaned nnd repnlred by tho'undcr-
blgued on' short notice and at low rates.
GEO. MANVPENNY,
Jan. UO. 1875. Lvhlghton, Pa.
B B T T TYJ. .i'Ah"! -"
THE UE.ST I,V van, j-bond stamp
for ClrcuUr. DANIICI, V, JJE.VTTi',
WasliUistJU, New Jvisej,
New Advertisements.
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Cedar Hill Seminary.
A Home Hoarding Pcliool for etudents of loth
eexen. Ideation rood, accommndttlons ample,
eoursa of Instruction cxtcnelfe and terms moder-
nte. Send for n circular. V. Denlinqer, Prln.,
Mt. Joy, Lancaster Co., Pa.
GREAT OFFER!
Ten Steel llejiroJ ncl lon orfnmous pictures, or
iginal enslaving worth $13.
"A Womtn In Armor.-' a thrlllinp: RtorT of Am-orl-an
homo life; price in hook form. $l.a.
Ten chort ftorlos, n rich variety ormlnceMauo
ous reading, andoier 73 paj-es of rare plctitros.
All the alvo Included In tlio oiler ol IIeiutii
And Home two motiis on trial. Sent poet paid
for only fitty cen.-B. The Brent Illustrated weekly
tnairnzlne. Pilce reduced to tl10 per year. Slnale
numlier Six cents. At news stands nrliy ln.il.
flreat lmlucemor-ta to nicenls nnl flulm, Tlic
(iRAi'iuoCojirAM-, Pultlshcr, Park l'laco N. Y.
ll7CA WEEK to.Agontato aell an article
tp J J taUttlAeai fl.mr. Profit immenae. Pack
te freo.j Address ItliCKliYU M'FO CO., Marlon,
Ohio.
mlllS MAR VIC r OP TIIIC WOItM)-
J-IIctlicitla "Wfttcr. It hait res tot nl Ihcu-
MnJfi from thu li Ink of tho irrnvo: clvm health
And strength to thoco deemed lunoinltbrt reach of
nnmedirnl FCieaco, nnd turriHd tu path of n unc
tion to ono cf linpplnt'M In th LtespiniR within
ltd virtues. It cures tho denJly llrlsht's dicftiie
nnd irialiHtcsiorAdlcntuHnll dlRe.vtMtof the klndtio;
reBtores tho urinary organslo strength a pow
erIn awordilt 1ft a n:ural restorer of lioatth,
and hn( performed tho most wonderful nnd mirac-
utous cures or Any Known ppecinc on ino siom),
Address for rlrrulars, Ac
CAl'X. KUUENJJ 1C. I1UNDUY, Waukenhn, WU,
Cionn11 mnth io njetitu pverywlicrp. Ad lrp
p6JJ XiXClCLSIOlt M'F'G CoUucha nan, Mich.
IJCflA CPT ""i "la N.V. SiKurday;
q0 OjtiO .EX. .Journal, the Or...it T.lft-r-nry
Weekly of Aniailf..i, for ono yu tr fur tliu
lir Eati:riitlonP.-l!i 13. Jhstner JMid.
yrr, .N-init.H entt-rpd luip-irtiilly ns recelroJnnl
VlJ.riv Tlftllit fit omit MtiinM tnor...u fitll.-
Biilwcrtljer. Clulm of llro (at M endi) Tiiay retain
theQ3l Thla our -chronio' :i Cnli premium
ofjultoolurjr filth Hiiliscrltwrl Ihe llmi mimels
uulHclont irunrautfu of fjlrnttfl nnd fiilliltinfiil.
r'on.l mnnoy oritur or reilsti-rwtl lettt-rtollnAlLIiLl
& ADAM?. I'utillOirm. US Willlnin Mrpct, N. Y.
STUTTKIIINU. U.8. Stiiminorln-tMnslI
tule, (Dr. White.) 417 Fourth Av, N. Y. iU-ft
of rt-fifrnctifi. No pty until purfuutly i-urtxi. Call
or K'nJ for rlr-ulnr.
ADVKUTIHINUi Glitsnpl Good: Sytte-imticr-"All
pot sum who coiitoinplute inHUjii
cnntrnctB with ne'TFp.ipr f ir thelnwrtlon ot ad
vertljtint'ntK, pli'iuld ftjii'l 35 ci'iitH to Ofo.51
llowullft 0 .t 41 I'-trk How New Vcrx, tot their
I'AMIMl IiKT.ISO IK (ninetiHtcenth riUtioii). ton
t lining list of over 200 uewinperfiandt'xtliUHts
Khowlntflho tost. AdierlUeuicntK takun Ut I.ad
ln )Kipvi"H In tiMiiy htJtt'H at ii tronu'iuloti ruduc,
tlon inmi pulillhwrft intos. (Ut tiik nooic.
fPT?. A Cl'-lho choke-
lu tlio wi rl i. I nicjr-
Uiti;vrt rouiiiiuy in Am
orldi 'Sinhlti nitlclu piHitsuit oery Udv Irnlo
I'ontluu ily lnrr4'Hitn Aput.t wnnti-d eury
wheit --tiff t liidu.ofllO!itn ln't wiKtn t dm
Fond for Clicultrtfi Hubert WoUivll Yurfey atiojt.
PC O (I?' ft Vr AW nt h-mitf, 'IVrum true
ipU H Addroiiri CI
i'orlland, M.tltiH.
A WKHK iiu trftnlt-ed o M.io and K
iii.ih AintK, hi thulr ln-ntily. )Ww
NUTIIIMI to try lr. l'.iriioatrtt Kr-u,
I. U, VICKUKV & Co., Aiuutn, Mu.
JEUISTKK'.i NOT'ICKS,
N'oMutUhorulty irlioti tluit tho Executor, A-1-mfulstmlors,
iinJ (1 u.irdlmiii liorsiloilH-r t-ntn-il,
htiVDUIaa tlulf rt-iM-ctiio a-otiutd ofthufoow.
1:1 osltituK In tho liclitter'it Dflki, M.iu.-li Cdunl;.
iu And for tho Comity of Car1m, Mlilthin-i-oiintx
liaro U-on nlowt-tt ly tlio iu-lsli-r,nl U rrofu.-t.t-oil
to tho JodrtfOt lhoOr.linn' I'ourtouilouiliy
tlio'Jinil d.iy of Mnili tiext, tit tun o'l-bik, A.
21., for cooHrm-illon.
First and tln:il account of Win. Mil
ler, administrator of Henry D. Miller,
iieo'd.
First and final acoolint of A. A. Dug--las;
tcstamantry executor, of Katlutu
Fegly, dee'd.
First and final account of Joslah
llrowu, nilmtnlstrator of Thomas W,
l'atteibou, doe'd.
A. VITTI.N'nilAM, KiJjWcr.
He0-Iter's O.nire, MnucLi ClmuU, Fob. 20, IMS
BEATTY
This splendid Piano Fortu cotoblnos
every improvement In tone with power
and gu-at durability, nnd lnvvo received
tho uiniualined endorsements of the
highest Mil-deal authorities for Its Mar
vellous extraordinary richness ot Tono,
having NO KUPERIOlt IN THE
WOULD. Large size, VA Octaves,
overstrung Baiis.full Iron Frame.French
Grand ncilon, Fret Desk, Carved Pedal,
Solid Rosewood Moulding, Ivory Koy
Front, Chapped Hammers, a Gralfo
Treble, See., &a. Weight when boxed
over Ono Thou-and Pounds. Liberal
discount to thu trade. Agents Wanted
(mule or female.)
ISf" i'end htnuip for Circular, yld
dress the Inventorandl'roprletor.DAN.
F. HEATTV, Washington, New Jcr.
sey.
"YTT ASTKB A respectable tilKL,
VV to go to tho city of Phlladeltihla,
to do general housework. Apply Im
mediately to '
JACOB DUONG,
Bank street, Lchighton, Pn.
March 0. 1875-3w.
i r. a rrnin ii'vtii
W luiproroj PUCUM.
Br iiEii wood rujir is
S tho Aoknowloii;od
TystANPAltU pf tha'
cl' vs Torillct, the bmt pump
for t u sit nionef. Aiionuou u 10
vltad to IlIalL-hlor'a Impror.l Itrncfcet,
tho Drop Cht-ck Valio, which muUi
withdrawn ullliout disturbing tho
Jolul, md th coriwr cLuwlwr vrhlcli
uver Tacks, scaosor ru.tr, wtlljast
a llfatlmo. For sala hy dealers and
tha Ira.lM ifAtiAr.ilW. Iu Order to bo
uro thot ou Bat lllatchlttv's I'uaio. bo carpful
and mo that It has my trade nurkM aboro. If
-oil do jiot kno where to buy, descriptive drcu.
r, toielhor with tha namqaud aildrtaa of I bo
aeui nearoai yuu, win no prouipdj mruikuvu
auan-ioif, wuu stamp,
CHAS. Q, BLATCHLEY, MANUFACTURER,
Us! QouimsrcoEt , l'hllidv'phla, I'a'.
3IKh tl, '7 j-Uio
rp01AC6'0 and -Cigar,), a specialty
J. at the Drug toia of O. W. Leulz,
Bank struct, Lelilghtpu.
e.I
Bread. 'Bakers,
Bank Street, Lohighton, J?a;,
Near tho Exchange Ilotcl.
Wo nro also prepared to supply our
friends and tho citizens In general with
Bread and Cakes,
of Superior Quality, Fresh every Day.
Vo make a Specialty of
Wedding and. .Fancy Oakes.
Wo havo always on baud a fino sfock 01
Faro Candies aud Confections,
which wo sell nt tho very, lowest prices
Oysters in overy stylo.
Fresh COUNTRY BUTTER nt tho
ogular niakret prices.
D. KROCK & CO.,
BANK Street, Lchighton, Pa.
Deo 12 yl
Is now offering Bargains In
& Press Qoods.
Look at tho following Prices
llemnants Gc, formerly 12
cts. per ysrd,
Calico, 10c., formerly 12c,
Muslin, formerly 12-J- & 14c,
now 10 and 12-gc.
Fancy and all .otlior Dress &
Dry Goods in proportion.
SEVERAL PIECES OF REAL GOOD
CALICO AT
Three Cents Per Yard.
Kemcmbcr tho Place I
P. P. LENTZ,
Opposito Eagle Tlotol, Banl
Street, Lolu'gliton.
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WILL BUY A . .
1st JIortpraTO I'roiniufn Bond
OF THE
N.Y. Industrial Exhibition Co.
ThoFa ljonJn artflwuecl for the pnrroFe ot mU
Inir run-in for the erection ot n butliilm: Ui Hue
tJItyorNtiW YorK, io uwa ir it
l'crjieiuni voriii'ii i- air,
r permanent liomt'.uberu ovrry manufiictnrcr can
eXlilUll nnu SOU KWU"f wrj pnnjuiuo rn
$hnw liNlnvetnloniaeeutreof luJutry which
will rrnvrt mat I ) no lit to thoholo country.
For thin purpoM, the I.tfMrttur of the Btatoof
fjew yorK ui prnniHj a cuurnr iu,n uunner vi
our most wottituy ana reffiecmuie inerrunnii, nnti
tlnHB centldtneu h;.veDurr)iHFOli)Olcthaii fight
Moi'k nf th most valuable laud In the City of
New York. Tha hulMlotf to tw erected will he
EATKii storleshisU (150 fott In helcht); nuruiouu
ted by .1 magnillfent dime, and w HI cover a ynco
oti nrrfS. ji win uu coinirurii'u ui irun, mien
and Ultuft, and nude tlr-pnof. Tho lionJwhlch
srA all for 20 ftneh. are wcured hr n llrtt mort
(Meon hfJndandhull(nr,nd for the vur
iMipeof nuKIng them popular the d.ructori Imvo
Jtfdded to havo quarterly drawlnps of tloOWj
each; this money Uliig the lutereit on tho aniouut
of the vf hole loan,
Krery bondholder must receive at least $21.00,
but he may recelvo
$100,000!
Or $35,. or $10,000. or $,000r, or $J,000, 1c.
Slc. i -
- -o - t $
Fourth Sorics Drawing,
APItlL G, 1873.
Capital Premium, $100,000,
Those Dravlngs I alio place eTorjTtaro Month
suil srvutuilly uvory Una will particlpsto lu
them.
AJJrii, for Hon Ji and full lulormatlon,
M0RGENTHU BRUNO & CO ,
Financial Aoents,
S3 Park How, New York.
I'ostOlllce llrxvnr UO.
Itemlt ly Draft on N. V. City Hanks, RojIstoroJ
It(or or 1. 0, Mouey Orilor.
Applications for Agencies received.
I'ostpouemcnts inipos!ililo under this
iiluu, Don, li), -im,
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Ct ALL at Iiity'a Drug Store and get
J a bottle of ct nup nyrup. No cure,
uo pay,
Pianos- -Organs
Please Examine!
Packard PARLOR & Grand
ORCHESTRAL
Port Wayuo Organ Coiifip'y.
A. P. HORN, Agent,
LEHiailTON', PAV.
All orders left nt tho CArtiioN' Advo
cate ofllco will receive , prompt atten
tion. I'rlco-llsfs and nil other informa
tion furnished.
Organs- -Pianos
T. Dl
Ci.AUSS,
jjta.1
And Dcalor in
Gent's Fiimlsliing Goods,
LEIIIGnTOlT, PA.
Constantly on hand n splendid stock of
NEW GOODS,
Consisting of Tlaln nnd Fancy Cloths,
t7aslni"-rcs nnd Vestlngs.for Mon's nnd
Boys' Wear, which I am prepared to
Mako up to Order in tlio most Fashion
able Styles, at short notlco.
Ladles', Misses and Children's
A well selected stock of French nnd
Turkey Morocco, Glov'o Kid, Lastintr.
Kid, Pebble nnd Grain Leather Boots
and shoes on hand, or
Ma-lo to Order.
Of tho Latest Styles always oj hand, at
tno Jpwest rrice.
Also, Agcnt.for tho.
Ainct-Euan & SJroVer & SJaSicr
Sowing Haelilncs.
Only Ono Price for Everybody.
January 11, 18711-yl '' - ,
9
THE
1ti
Hespcctfully announces to tho citizens
of Lchighton niid vicinity, that hu has
OPEN130 his
Hew Photograph Gallery,
on BANKWAY, (near tho Lehigh Val
ley ltnllroad Depot), Lehlghtoti,
nnd that he Is now prepared to give Our
citizens Life-Liko Pictures nt tlio most
reasonable rates. . -
Paillctilar nttentlon paid to taking
Children's Xlkeuesses. A Trial" Is
solicited. ' Juno 13.
Pure Concentrated Pofashr
OFJ LYE,
Of double tho strength of any other
SA 10. IS-'YSSa E5STA W C K ,
I have rcceutlvVcrfectefl tf nbvVmethi
od of jiacklng my Potash, or Lye, and
am now pacuing n uniy n jians; tpe
coatlnj; of which will sapbnlfy,' and
idots not Injure the Soap,, It is packed
containing -i nml -is lu.-cmolu. Uwu,
aud.lu no other way, ,Dlr(!ctlrJns In
Kugllfth and (Jeriuan ldr malting hard
and sott sonp "with this 'Potash accom
panying each package, I ' .,
IJ, T. nAI3BlTTf. -Olio
08 WualilngtouSt., V K.
Jan. 10, 1873-4imw.
otlcu In livrcby given
to the Stockholders of The Lehleli Val
ley Enierv Wheel Co that a meeting
'will be held at the Coiupany'H Ofllce, In
WeNspmt, Pa., 'on Saturday, Aprll'17,
1875, l etween tho honn of threo and
live o'clock p. in for tho 'purp6se of In
cieaslng the' Capital Stock of "said Com-'
pauy.
liy order of the Board of Directors.
W.- M- KAPSHEH, - f t
Secretary.
Feb. 13, 1375-t, d.
I 20,000 DEALERS1
In tbo UnltoJ Blatra sell
Briggs & Bro's Seeds,
anii thu unlrcrkal TerJIct Is that thoy
WILL GROW
aj-Ths Quarterly Illuatratwl 1'ldral Work sent
ono year for S3 cents, l'jico lists and Circulars
soutfrod on application to
lUlIftfaS & itROTBIKK,
Hochcsler, N V. op Oblcaeo, I)
L.
Would respectful ;
Iv announco toF
1,U trim,,! nn.lSWiiVmaitV
tho public In general, that he' lias open
ed n first-class
Livery & Sale Stable,
and Hint ho can furnish rtorscs,l)uggIc3v
and Carriage-) of tho best description,,
for pleasure, Business or Funeral pur
poses, at very Reasonable Charges,-
and on shoit notice. 1IATJJLING donoi
at short notlco and at low prices.
,L. F. KLKPPlNQEIf,, ,
Corner oCIiank and Iron Strueti -lchighton,.
Pa.
Jan. 0, 1873. '
TiTfl A rFPV " vni'l
C0M1)INS KVEItV IMPltOYE, '
MKNT KNOWN. RTSend staifp for'
circular. Address D. V. 11KATTT,
Wushhigtoii, X. J.