11. v. moiitiiimeh,
LHHIUIITON, IM.:
BATUltUAY MUHMMI AI'UIL 10, 1875.
It Is Muted front Washington that the
only dangermw counterfeit national
bank note-i of tlio denomination of $5
now lu circulation am thoso on tlw
Traders' National lltjnk, First National
Bank, Tlilnl National Hank mil Mer
chants'' Natl'ot'ial Sank', all of Chicago.
Each of tlicso counterfeit is exceedingly
well done, 'i'lio public aro pdvlsed to
refuse all S3 noes of tlio 'leaders' and
First National Banks, of Chicago.
. In Ohio, thu Democrats canted Cln
clnnattl by majorities 'ranging froni 2,
030 to 5353, tlio latte r being for May
or. At Clcaveland, tbclr majorities
ranged, from MOO to 2003 At Colum
bus, their cnuildato for Mayor was e
lectcd by (1(8 majority. Tboy also
carried Tiffin, Akron, Sandusky, Ash
tabula, Noxwalk, Trenmnt, Znueavljle,
Troy, Limn, Bucyrus, Crestline, D,ay
tan and Wooster. The Republicans,
and Independents carried Toledo,
SnrlngflfiU), Xenla.Urbjsuua, Mansfipld,
Wilmington,, Youngstowr London,
New Vlenija, Elyrla,aud Alliance.
Full 'returns from Connecticut give
Ingersoll, the Democratic candidate for
(Governor; 9,133- majority over Greene,
Republican, and CC84 over both Greene'
vud tlio Prohibition canuulatc. Inger-
soil's gain, was chiefly in 'New Ilavcn
and Hartford counties, tho city of New
Ilaveu 00,00, adding 1500 to, his major'
ity of last year, Tho State, Senate con
tains 15 Democrats ,to C Republicans,
.and tlierp Is a Democratic majority of
bout 2? In tho House, tor C6ngresst
Ilawler, ltep.i 13 defeated uy Lanaers,-
Dem., m tlio First District, by a plu
rality 1481); Kellogg, Rep., is defeat
ed by Phelps, Dem.,' in tho Second Dls
trlct, by 1008, plurality; Starkweather,
Hop., Is,' re-elected In tho. Third Dis
trict oyer Foster, Dem., by 830, and W.
IT. Barnum, Dem., U ro elected lrj tho
Fourth. p,l'strct, oyer Dr. IJolland,
JJep.,. by 2035 tnajorlty, Ppstma6tot
(General Jewell has returned to, AVosh--jngtou
from Connecticut. It U said ho
attributes the defeat of the Republicans
Jn t)ja(Sttp t,qq Mack of organization.'
Tlio SiCblgU Tallcs Emery
fYliecl Ctmiimuy.
Notwithstanding theso dull times this
ijompany has mom ordcis on hand for
their approved goodsthan they can fill.
Orders are accumulating on tbtlr hands,
although the company havo recently
jSDlargett) their already cxtenslyo works.
Og tl0 ,17th of this mouth tho com--pany
vll I19J J a meetiug to Increase its
capital stock, to double Its present am
joiint, Jq order to procure tho necessary
machinery aud materials to supply tlio
pressing demand of their .customers
rom Malpe to California.
Gen. Lilly and Mr. Ztargess, the Su
perintendent of the company, were in
New York during the present week to
purchase one of tho most approved
engines and boilers of 50 lioreo power (0
liipply'the necessary steam and power
to run their lathes, presses and other
machinery.
The company wilh Its present capac
ity shipped $3,000 worth of goods dur
ing tlio month ot March.
Trouble In Ifie Coal Fields.
The aspect of affairs in tho coal re
gions seems to have changed consldei
.ably Blnce Tuetday, ant.' there arc ap
prehensions of serious trouble. In re
sponse to the call of the ShLrlff of Lu
terne county, made last Sunday, 'for
troops, the Government directed Gen.
Osborne to furnish -such troops as he
might deem necessary. No request for
the actual presence of the military was
made until Wednesday, when Gen. Os
borno informed tho Governor that tho
sheriff had called for troops to maintain
the peace in the townships of Jeddo and
Haileton. General Osborne stated that
ho was actlnz as rapidly as he could,
and would go to iho points named with
out delay, and he requested tho Gov
ernor to order forward tho First Regi
ment to Uazletou. The Governor at
onco telegraphed to Major Geu. Prevost
at Philadelphia, to direct Colonel Ben
son to move his regiment to Hazleton
by rail, and place himself in communi
cation with General Osborne The lat
ter arrived at Haileton Wednesday eve
ning,' and the' first regiment, which left
.Philadelphia, in a special train, passed
Lehlghtpn on Us way to. the saroo place
at 8.15 P. iT. In addition to the first
regltmut; the Ninth lufantry, and the
Wyoming Artillery of Wllkesbarre,
with 0. battery of four guns, wero or
dered to Hazleton. The ulierlft'a ap
plication to General Osborne, for troops.
stated that "riots, breaches of the
peace and unlawful assemblages aro
eaUtinx aud going on," with destruc
tion, and with threat t destroy pro
perty iu a certain portion of the county
,of Luwne, aud he designates as the
traces .ijrhcru military assistance Is re
quired, the tDtYtisnipj of Foster uud
lazle, and the borough) of J0U0 and
Ilazlctoji. Inspector General Dertoletto
left Maucli Chunk for llazletou Wed-1
ncsday evening. A raid was expected
to take, placo at Buck Mountain that
nght,',apd, Itvas'intcndnJ to.tletach a
company df-SO meii'foY'thaf place" cfq
tlio arrival of tlio military at, Ha7,lc,tip.
A uuiuuerot tno "special policemen'
scat on'from Philadelphia t,6 ginird the
breakers ut Audenrled, Jcddo and oili
er places, started bach for their homes
Wednesday. They say they wero sent
to work in tho. mines without being
given pistols to defend themselves in
tho midst of a hostile population They
rebelled against this, saying they wore
ougnge'd as special policemen, and they
asked transporallan back to Phlladc).
delpbia. This was refused, and they
then started to walk back. Ono of
them , named John Mobary, was killed.
between. tlio bumpers of a coa train on
which ho was trying to, get a r!dt.
It was rumoured at Pottsvillo Wed
nesday that tho Beading Eat Itoad shops
nt Palo Alto would resuuio operations
oniinilay next, but It was not known
whether their employees, would aban
don, their organization, to return to
work, or whether a compromise, had
been effected. It was also reported
that several collieries near Shainokin
were, beginning to resume. Tlicro nro
symptoms of tno strlko extending to
tho Wyoming and Lackawanna region;
but the matter will be decided at a gen
eral convention of the miners, to be
held in Spranton Thursday, The min
ers of tho W oral UK and Susquehanna
Company's National mino, atMincko',),
near.Scianton, to tho number of 300
struck Wodnesday, and other strikes
wero expected to follow.
A, Comiirclicir.slve B'.cIIkIous
Work.
The national Pi'.'b!ishl,ng Co., of Phlla.
have'doiio good servl'jo to tho cause of
lellglous.llterr.ture.'oy their timely pub
lication ot T.110 Illustrated History of'
the Bible; by Ijr. William Smith, of
England-, whlr,Yi they have Just Issued in
a magr,ieco'.it octovo volume of 1103
page-., coaValnlng over 230 fiuo Script
uro illustrations, and 'maps.
Wo need say nothing of Dr. Smith as
"a writer ot Biblical literature. Ills
iamo extends over the whole civilized
world, and he is everywhere recognized
as ono of the most conscientious, faith
ful aud competent historians, and one
of the most profound classical bcliolars
of tho day, All religious denominations
accept and endorso tils statement, and
watch with eagerness for the appear
ance ot his books. He deals with the
facts of eacred History, aud discards all
sectarian discussion. He writes for thu
whole Christian World, and not for
any particular denomination. His
"Dictionary of the Bible" has had the
unprecedented sale of over 230,000
'copies in.tlio United States alone.
IJU master-piece, however, ii The
Illustrated History ot the Bible, In
which ho'sumsup all tho. results of his
profound studies, enriched with the
wealth ot his great genius as a writer.
His book Is uot ephemeral, but will live
as long as tho English language Is spo-.
ken, and will always hold its place us
the great History ot the Bible, It i?
brilliant in style, profound In thought
and research,' and as Interesting aud
entertaining as u novel. He amies us
from the Creation of tho World, to thu
death ot St. John tho Evangelist, lel.v
ting tlio whole Blblo-stoiy, and making
plain its connection' with contemporan
eous events in swular bMory. He
opens to us a wealth of rouiance.beauty
und dramatic interest, which will sur
prise even the constant readers of tho
Holy Book, and will enable them to
find more pleasure In tho Bible than
they ever drcamod of.
To this magnificent work of Dr.
Smith, is added an abridgment of Dean
Amman's great History ut the Jews. In
thlsweareglven 11 thrilling narrative of
tho terrible siege ot Jerusalem hy Titus
and tho destruction of thu temple, the
dispersion of tho Jews, their frantic cf
lorls to regain tneir lioiy uity, anu
their wanderings and persecutions in
strange lands. This Is a most valuable
addition to the work, for no one can
rightly understand tho prophecies" re
lating to tho Jews, aud the utterances
of our Blessed Lord conceriillic them,
unless acquainted with this poitiou of
their history, for It is hero that wo must
seek for tho fulllliueut ot those pro,
nhecles.
Every reader of the .Bible encounters
difficulties In his attempts to cumpic
heud Its historical portions, aud all are
compelled to make constant reference
to commentaries iu oruer to obtain satis
faction. The great want has hitherto
been a book which shall make plain the
history, manners, customs, laws, ob
servance and geography ot the Holy
Land. This 'Want lias been met Iu Dr
Smith's "History ot tho Bible." which
we cannot too highly recommend to our
readers. Jso 0110 who has a mute should
fall to get this great history.
The low price at which it is Issued,
brings it within the reach ot nil classes,
Tho work Is sold by subscription' only,
anu Jir. a. t. miner, who is 1110 au
thorizcd agent tor this section, is now
canvassing for it.
Dr. It. Rois Robeits, an cmluent
homeonothlo physlclau of Harrlsburg,
died od Sunday evening of eryslpclas.
Tho Stato Election Jn Michigan went
iicpuoncan uouuay, witu large gains
The regular ruunlngof trains through
tlinllAAC.nrrhhnl I, . Ifn..,ln.. I.....
..w juvMU AHKIIGI UritHU iUUIMIU, VUV
was interrupted by Hooded tracks.
Mr. ,Now, tjio uow Treasurer of tho
unueu oiaies, is a niarriea man.
It Is reported that the Marquis ot
Lorno and his wife, tbel'rlucesi Loutie.
contemplate vlsitlug the United btatoj
during the ensuing summer.
Lancaster colintv. Pa., has twnntv
three candidates for Sheriff in thu Held.
Congressman Housu of Teniieaseo
lost the prize In a Nashville spellli-g
IWku ou aarpet,"
Cosing Prices of DeIIayf.N & Towns-
, jsxd, Stock, uovfcrnment and Gold
40' South Thl rdj Street, Plii ade'l'phla,'
(pill 8, s
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v.p.nsn, jure
117 8. ft 2D. 1811
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nUd,
United C'
doia
fcllver
b bid. 1U akketl.
Now Advortisornents.
gprlei and Siimuici' Styles
MILmEEY.
Now Styles,
New Feathers,
New Flowers,
Ornamons, &o.
HATS -and BONNET S, Trimmed in
RIBBONS, tliola0!)t atlrt best Shades;
nl?o full assortr.ient of Notlons Uah'
goodi, etc., at no prle43 nt
LIZZtjB KRAMER'S
MILLINERY STORE,
Next 'to tho Carbon Advocate office,
Bankvay, Lehlghton, Pa.
P':il 10.18T3.8m.
Save nior.'t:u'
By purchasing your
Groceries 1 Provisions
At the New Store ot
E. H. RHODES,
OpposiU the "Carbon Advocato," of
lieu BANIWAY, Lohlghton, Pa.
A full lino of Choice, fresh
Teas, Coffees,
Sugars, Molasses,
Spices,;J)riecl Fruits,
No. 1. Mackerel,
Koroseno Oil,
Tobaccos, &c, &c,
All of which nro warranted of fir6t-clasq
quality, oud sold VEUY CIIEAP'FOIi
tASU I
TIih hlchest markrt price allowed for
.Butter, Eggs, and Country Producu
generally In Exchange for Goods.
A trial resnecltuliy soucltcil.
April 10th, 1-y. E. 11. RHODES.
Qryhuns' Coui l Sale,
liv virtue of an order of tho Orphans'
C'ouit of Carbon County, there will bo
exposed at Public Sale, on thu premis
es, lu wu liunuuuu w JjKuiuu
TON, on
Wednesday, April ?8, 1875,
At halfi-past two o'clock P. M., tho
folloniu described
Latothe proneity ot ELIZABETH
MOULTHROI', dee'd, viz: All that
cei tain lot, piece or patcel nt ground,
Hltuato, lying and being lu thu hoiough
of Lehlghtou, Carbon County, P.i.,
hounded and desprlbed as follows, to
wit: Beginning at a stone, thenco by
land ot Lewis Graver south three de
grees and one-halt west twenty-Jive
perches ami oue-teniii to a stonujtheiice
by land of Gcorgo Eschdue east twelve
perches nnd two-tejitlis to n fctone;
thenco by laud of tho late John Kuntz,
dcoeased, north twenty-nine degrees
west eleven perches to a stone; thence
by tho same noith four and ono-halt
degrees .cast nineteen perches und
thiee-tenths to a corner 111 a public
road; thenco by said public road south
fifty livo degrees west eight peaches to
tho place of beginning, containing
1 ACRE AND 23 PEKCHES .
Strict measure. The Improvements
thereon are a One-aud-a-Half-Story
Dwelling House.
With basement; a good Well of Wa
tci, aud a number, of choice fiult trees.
Terms and conditions will bo made
knowu at time and p. ace ot salo, by
TII03. KEMEREIt,
Administrator
Lehlghton, 4prll 10th, 1875.
All persons aro hereby forbid meddling
with n Black Mate, a Platform Spring
Wagon, and one set Harness, leased by
tho undeislgned to E. Slimldt, Butcher.
of WelsSport, tho samo being my prop
erly, j. a. nun.
Mahoning, -dprll 3, 1873.
TlsNolutlon ol' Partnership
J Notice hf hereby alven that the
co-partnership heretufuru existing be
ttteen Andrew Grayer, sr. and Daniel
U raver, doing business uuJer the firm
of A. & D, Graver, in the Borough ot
Lehlghton, Carbon county, Pa., is this
day dissolved by mutual concout.
ANDREW GRAVER, SR.
DANIEL GRAVER.
Lehlghton, April 1, 1873.
Tho business will be continued by tho
undersigned, to whom nil parties Indebt
ed to thoJato linn aro requested to make
Immediate payment, and those haying
claims against the same will present
tneui lor settlement.
DANIEL GRAVER.
Aprils, 1875. wS
A OmiulNtratoi-H' Notlcn.-
JCX. Whereas letters of administration
upon tho estato of Harvey E, Fatlngcr,
late of Lthightou, Carbon county, l'n.,
dee'd, havo been granted to Iho subscri
ber, all persons haying claims against
bald t-tlato wll present them, aud those
Til' ubted to said estate will make Imme
diate payment.
W. B. ROMIG, Administrator,
jA.-uignion, .Aiarcn vu, 1873. wo
respictfuljy nnnotinccs to hli frlrnds
and,' tho publld nelieriilly , tiat hii ha$
removeujiis - tc,
PUQSOTRE.
from Leibettguth's building to Uie new
building of Win, Warner, opposite
Iloinlg & HolTord's carriage works,
and that ho ,1ms 'Just received n large
and well-selected stock' of
Wall IPapeffSj,
which hois soiling at Philadelphia re
tail prices. Cf.'it and oxamluo beforo
purchasing pjowliero
lie lias, nigii, constantly on hand a
full strvck of &il the popular ,.
Patent Medicines,
Drugs, Chemicals,
I Perfumeries," Fancy Soaps,
Lamps, Lamp Fixtures, &c.,
To which lie Invites tlio attention of the
public. l
Thankful for past favors, ho respect
fully asks a continuance of the same.
Don't forget the place, sign ot the BIG
MORTAR, Bank street,Lehlghton, Pa.
CHAS. W. LKNTZ.
W IP. SdJEBTSS.
calls tho attention ot the ladles to tho
fact that he is now opening nn immense
stock of the latest styles of
Also, constantly on hand a full lino of
Dry Goods, '
oil cloths-, v, ;',:'
Groceries j-
Provisions',
Glassware,
Queenswa're, &'c,
all of which he will sell nt prices fully
as low as goods .of samo quality can bo
bought for iu any other store lu tlio
county.
Remember the Place I
F. P. LBNTZ,
Opposite Eagle Hotel, Dauk
Street, Leliighton.
. Matiufactuier of and Dealer in all
kinds of Household anil Kitchen
FURNITURE.
Next to Romig & Hofford's Carriago
Janufactury,
Bank Street, Lehiglitou, Pa.
Rlt-gaut Pnrl.ir Suite,
llamliomo Ilcilroutu Bgf,
Selling very Ohetip for Cash.
Examlnu before purchasing elsewhere
Having had an experience ot twenty
years lu the
UNDERTAKSNG
Business, I am prepared to furnUh all
kinds ot" COFFIiVS and CASKETS on
short notioe, and attend to ull business
In this -lluu iu such a manner as will
give entire satisfaction, ou very reason
able terms. Patiouago solicited.
THEO. KE.MEHER.
March 27, 1873 -ly
gl'KEXG Ol'KNaXG of
Millinary Goods & Notipns.
MRS. B. FATH
Two doors below the M. E. church,
Lehlghton, Pa.,deslrestocall the atten
tion of thu ladles, to the fact that she Is
opening a very large stock of tho .most
lasiiionume styles or
VIVVVIK))
COMPRISING,
Hats, Bonnets,
Trimmings anfl Notiohs,
together wili a large assortment of
Zephers, Perforated Mottoes, Kramlug
Straws, Switches, Hair Goodi, &e.
Prices as low as elsewhere, am) all
work guaranteed, ln Inspection of
goods is invited. MRS, E. FATil
April 3,' 'Jui.
"JyTotlce Is hereby given
to the Stockholders of Tho Lehigh Vat
ley Emery Wheel Co. that a meeting
will bo held at the Company's Office, In
Welssport, iu. on. Saturday, Apr)! ly,
1875, between the hours of three and
five o'clock p. iii. for. the purpose of In-
oi easing the Capital Stock of said Com
pany.
By order of the Board ot Directors.
W. M. JIAP3HER,
Secretary.
Feb. 13, 1375-t. d.
BEATTY ,
PIANOl
Nu OTHER rUNO-FOUTE has at
tallied tho samo popularity. l577Send
stamp for pircular. D, E. BEATTV,
Washington, Now Jersey
TXruv. ou.
WHY will yon suffer
VY
with that Couth or Cold? when
relief may b- had immediately by using
JUKlurm'8 compounu oyrup oi lai
N lid Chorry and Horaliound
Ttf OOK BEAUTIFUL LOOK
ROSYI A H6ttle of DURLING'S
ItOSK. GLVCER1NE for Roughuess ot
the Skin, (.happed Hand?, &c, only S3
cents a bottle. piny
lYoung M.en
Who aro1 out of Employment I" ,
JK Young Men
Abo'rk Engaging In Business, .
$ Yoiing Men
Who wish to prepare lor jdvohced Pd
' "sltlons, H - v'
Young Men
Who wish to preparo for Business Life,
cau find superior advantages at
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
1131 ClietnutSt. car. of IStli,
PHILADELPHIA.
CsnDLieliED 18U iNconroiuiin JS55
The longest Establlsbea, tho Best Or
ganized, the Most Practical and the
Most Largely Attended Commercial
College In thu city.
Jfany of-our leading and .most suc
cessful merchants and business men
are among Us uraduates.
humorous applications are received
from business houses for Its students to
till f Ituatlons.
The Qualifications for business gain
ed hero have proved a fotunu to hun
dreds ot youug men. Superior Instruc
tions given in
BOOK KEEPING
In all its branches, as practiced by tho
Accountants aud Business Men, Inclui
tug Wholesale, Retail, Jobbing, Maim
fdcturingjlmporting, Com mission, Com
pany Speculating Businessialsu Domes-
nnd Foreign Shipping, Real Estate,
Joint Stock Company, Banking Busi
ness, iYC.
Also, PENMANSHIP, a free, rapid
and beautiful stylo.
CO.UMEUCIAL CALCULATIONS,
the best short and rapid methods in ac
tual use.
BUSINESS PRACTICE. .Business
Forms, Commercial Law, ic, &a.
There nro no vacations. Students re
ceived at uuy time, and charged only
lor the uoursu which they enter, .ana
not for the time required to complete It.
S1S.ND tUIi CIUCUJIjAK.
Crittenden's Bool; Keeping Houso
Edition, and The Crittenden Commer
cial Arithmetic and, Business Manual,
Forty-11 tth Thousand, for sale at the
College, or will be mailed ou receipt of
price
.ludress
J. GEOESBEOK, Principal.
1875 Spring 1875
Mrs. M. Guth
Respectfully announces to the ladles of
Welssport and vicinity that she has just
leturned from thu City, and Is now re
ceiving ono of tho largest stocks ot
COMPRISING,
Hats, Bonnets,
And Trimmings
ever boforo brought into this section,
and that sho is prepared to do them up
n tho
Very Latest Fashion,
at prices below any other establishment
in Carbon county.
Also, an entirely new ftocl: of
switches, In real hair, and Imitation
halr.Notlons and all other goods usual
ly kept In a first class Millinary btore.
Ladies' own Hair made up to order
Call and Inspect goods and learn
prices bcloro purchasing elsewhere.
MRS. Mi GUTn, Welssport, Pa.
April !1, 1875.
Bread Bakers,
Bank Street, Leli.igliton,Ta.,
Near the Exchange Hotel.
Wo nro, also prepared to supply our
friends and. the citizens lu general with
Bread and Cakes,
of Superior Quality, Fresh every Day.
Wo make a specialty ot
"Wedding and Fancy Cakes.
We havo always on baud a fine stock ot
Fare Candies and Confections,
which we sell at tho very lowest prices
Oystors in every stylo.
Fresh COUNTRY BUTTER ot tho
rgular makret prices,
D. KROCK & CO.,
BANK Street, Lehlghton, Pa.
wee iv-yi
QKKSSEO AIWl LIVE
I!
The Undersigned respectfully informs
thu citizens ot Carbou and adjoining
countliM, that he is now prepared to
supply inem wiiu
Dressed, or Live Hogs
at all times, at prions fully as low as
tney can oe uouglit ror clsewliere. Also,
Smoked Hams, Bologue 'aud Saussage,
at Wholesale and ltetall.
5T Orders will bo vroruntly filled,
qud Hogs shipped to any point at tlip
suoriesi notice.
JOSEPH OBERT,
Baulr Street, Lehlghton, Va,
oepi. iv, lez-i-yi
New Advertisements.
B S " S 5 BSlfl-nQ
am Q5sb-"b hs5h23
S-JS -"js-SPS
Is
3S o
Mttaijsl.-aflii
a i
'3S
S 5 iStilti k
1875. "Where Now ? 1876.
To JIICniOAtt. oils 6rtb4'fo'nmott. i.r.tj..
ndliejlthy States! "
"WHAT FOR ?
To buy a FAUU'out Ofth
One Million Acres
of (IM firmlm fnndi for ale br tbe GRAND
UAPf ha IMrtT.M 11.
Sfronit ioIIk llenly iiurketi. 8urt crop. flood
bciioou, k. a. rup Ibrouih center of rant. Sat.
Ilenionts all aloog. All klnda of proaurta ral.ed.
ii-nijr or wnier, umlier and bulldlni; matailali
'rlco from (4 to S10 Der acre- ma fntt.th An
laliiiro ou time. '
S-SenJ for lilustr.i'ml pamphlet, mil orfaet
and tigurei, aud bo rontlncnj. Almt
w. A, nowARD, Comm'r.
(Iriml lt.nl,l all...
r. R. I.. rr.IRCH. So".'y Land Dep't. '
fllllK MAnVKfj OP TUB WOItI,D
Ilr t ll r .,1 r. H'At.r 1. I, t .
iandafrom the blink or tho trraTa: irlTn K..lth
and strength to thono deemed beyond the reach of
all medical icience. and turned the path of altec
tlon to ono cf bappineaa lu the bleaalngi wilhin
lla Tlrtuea. U curea tbe.dMdly llrlgtit'a dllou
and llabetei;eradlcatesalldlseaeaorthe klndeya;
'""JIM urinary urgaoa to airoogin aod pow.
Or 111 a Word. It la & n:urt re.tnra. .A.!1.
and has performed the most wonderful and mlrae
ulooa cures or any known speclfi on' the globe.
Addreas, for circulars, Ac,
uaa-i. jmuii.iuiijiu'. wauxesna. Wis.
Sharps Rille Co.,
Manufacturers of Patent Rroech-loadln;, Military,
Sportlnir and Creedmoor Wiles. Tli Oest-la
the IVm-ltl. Winner at International and
nearly all other Drlncloal matcW at Cndn,M.
(See Official lleccrd.
BfOrttlJ Ellll, . i . . $39 tt 133.
wiubso; tun, win tiitWOSJ, talS8Q yds,,, itJJ,
Uiil25.
Keud ror Illustrated Catatozqe.
Akhohi A.iDOrncn r O." WESTCOTT.
IIAMIORP, Coss. Wesldent.
JSR7fsA,'ly,BIfi,,i: tAentata.MH an article.
(UJ tJialenlle at Hour, l'roflli Immmu. l.v
asro free. Address BUOKEITIS M'If'Q COuMarlon,
Ohio.
ADVEUTISINtll Oheapi. Qood:" Syttt
malic; All yersena who contemplate making
contracts with uewsbaoers for thalnurtlnn nr.,i.
rertljemaots, shonIl send 99 cents to Geo. P.
Kowell 4 Co, 41 1-arlcllcir New Vosk, fc tblr
l'AMl'ULIiT.BOOlC (ninrfy ie,enth.tditim co.
tabling lists of over 200 uewspapersandestlmates,.
showing the cost. Advertisements tak.su. fur lead
lug jupera lu many aUtee-at a Vremendous redely
tlou lrom puMlshers' rittos.' Gst lus noosv
$5:
SJVM Per ' home. Tarma free
. yisv .
Addresa ,C0 STLtsais. A, Co.
1'ortland, Maine,
A WEEK
JB 9 NOTIIINO
" 1'. O. V1CK
A WEEK guarauteed o Mafe' and Te-
Renta, in tnelr foraflty. l;oata
NUtntrrlft.. -PartleuLLra.Vra.
1CKK11V A Co, Augusta, Me.
ipSYCUOHANOY, Oil SOUl; CHARUINO."
JL How either se may raadnata and calm th
love and alTectlons of any person they choose. In
atantly. This art a.'l can possess, froe, by msUor
'scents; loiretner wiiu m .a'riape uuiae, a-gvps--lan
Oraole.Ureams, l.'Jnts to Ladles, etc.. l.OQfr.-.
000 sold. A queer bo.'k. Address T. T'ILLIAK
& CO., Tub's, l'hlladelp.llt.
BEATTY P,AIW-
r his spleudld Piano Foil combines.
every Improvement in tone with power
and gieat durability, nnd li.ivo received,
tho uniuallfled endorsements of the.
highest JIuMcal authorities for Us Mar
vellous extraordinary rlelincss of -Tone.
having NO SUPERIOR IN- TUB.
WORLD. Large sJzo, 7S Octaves.,
overstrung Bans.full Iron'Frame.Pronch.
Grnnd adiun, Fret Desk.Carved Pedal,
Solid Rosewood Mouldings, Ivory Key
Front, inappeu unmmere, a uraao
Treble, &c, &c. Weight when boxedi
over One Thousand Pounds. Liberal!
discount to the trade. Agents Wanted'
(male or female.)
t2rerid stamp for Circular. Ad
dress the Inventor aod Proprietor,!) AN-
v. JiKATi i wasuincton, New Jtn-
toy.
liLA.TCIir,EY'S
Improved OUCtJ&f
CKH WQOP I'UMf la
tho aeknowledsed
SCANDAltD or the
market, by popular
Verdict, the best pump
rop the least money. Auenuon is in
vlted to lllafchler'a Improred llraeket,
the Drop Check Valve, which can b
withdrawn without disturbing the
joints, aud the copper chamber which
never cracks, scales or rusts, will last
a lifetime. For sale by dealers and
the tradj e-enarallv. In order to be
sure mat you get Dlatchley's Pumpt be careful
and see that It has my tradj-mara; as aboto. If
you ao not Know wnere to ouy, uesenpuve circa
lars. toather with tlie name and address of the
Vent iMareat you, w!l be promplty rurnlshedby
auure.Bin,, wiiu k.amp,
CHAS. D. BLATCHlEYi ' .ANUFACTU RER,
603 Commerce St, Phil. ohU.l'a.
SIarcb0,'75-0ul '
BEATTY.
PIA. OI
ENDORSED BX THE UIQUESTt
MUSICAL authorities rts THE REST.
D. P. BEATTY, Proprietor, Washing
ton, N J.
tCNspoolt. and Slulis
Cleaned and. repaired by tho under
signed on short notice and at low rate.
GEO. MANXPENNT,
Jan. 80, 1873. Lehlghton, P.
JJT. WABITX?S
Pure Concentrated Potash.
OR LYE.
Of doublo thp strength pf .apy oter
SAl'OXIPVIXC SUIISTAtVCB.
I have recently perfected a new meth
od of packing my Potash, or Lye, and
am now packing )t only In Balls, the
coating of which wljl saponify, and
(Joes not injure (he Soap. It Is packed
containing '21 and 43 lb. ono lb. DaU,
and In ho pther way. Directions In
English aud German for making hard
and soft soup yltb this Potash acoom-.
moving each package.
B. T. BABBITT,
OA to OB IVaatUngtoaaUtY
Jan, 10, 1875.4mos.'