I.lllTOK!
I.lillKlllTOX, PA.!
SATURDAY MOKXIN'd AL'fUIST 1 1, 1875.
i m mi mmw 1
Tlio rain storm of tho present
week was widespread, mid illil nn in
"cstlmnblB amount of damage, princi
pally liovovcr In tlio West, v, hero
bridges wcro swept away, crops de
stroyed, railroads washed, buildings
dcm&llslictl, ntid dm people rendered
inlscrabre mid tinliappy by reason of
tlio general devastation of their pro
perty'. '
For tho Information ot thoso Intcn
cstcd wo publish iie following :The
now constitution foiblds nil persons
"from vblln'p; unlesrfthey havo been ns
?scsscd at least two months and paid
'their taxes' at least one month befoiu
tho date of tho election. JVo onu of
foreign birth can vole, unless, in nd.
dltlon to tho above, ho has been v tn
turallzed a mo.nth previous to tho elec
tion. Tho date of holding tho next election
is Tuesday November 2d.
Wednesday, September 1st, In tho
last day on which voters can be asses
sed. Friday, October lst,is tho last day on
on which they can pay taxes.
Friday, October 1st, is tlio last day
for tailing naturalisation papers'.
Tnr, Statu F.viii. Tho Stato Fair
will' bovhtlij In Lancaster during tho
last week of September The gatts
vtljl bo open on Monday, September
3tih,'ath!gh noon, and tho exhibition
"will continuo through Monday, Tues
day, Wcdnesday,Thursday and Friday.
Tlie books of entry will be' closed one
week before tho tlmo fixed for opening
tho fair, and all entries arc free except
those of horses entered for speed, which
arc charged the usual ten per cent. Nn
premiums will be nwarded to reaping,
mowing, or fcwlng machines, or inusi
cal instruments'.
Superintendent Dangs, ot tlio U,
post-ofllco department, has perfected
arrangements at Now York, for I1I3 pro
jected mall train for the north and west,
flio first train vyi! leave Now York at
7 o'clock, a. 111., on tho first of October,
and' every morning thereafter at tho
samo hour. No passengers or freight
will be taken. Tho run to Niagara
Falls will be made without stopping, at
tho ralo of 40M miles per hour. To
the cars will bo fitted patent appliances
galled "catchers," which will deposit
and plcfc'up mail hags at every station
without stopping. Tho time will bo
lessened 24 hours, and the expense will
iiot Ije iicrearcd.
- Tlio rcrr.ilns of thrco ex-rresi-dents',
says tho Springfield (111.) Jour
nal, rest in Tennessee Andrew Jnclc
.pon, James K.Polk, and Andrew John-
$on., Fiyo Washington, Jefferson,
Madison, Monroq, and Tyler repose
ih Virginia. Two John Adams and
John Qulncy Ailams In Massachusetts.
Two Van Huron and Fillmore In
iNow York. William Henry Harrison
.in Ohio i Zachary Taylor, in Kentucky;
Pierce, In New Ilampshlro ; lluchannn,
In Pennsylvania, and Abraham Lincoln
In Illinois. In nil wo have had eight
een Presidents, .filling twenty-two Pre
Bldent'.al terms of four (years each, of
whom only tho present incumbent sur
vives. Mr. Itccclicr onea spoko or wroto
of tho " rulnpiis defchco" lie received
at the hands ot Ills friends. Th ex
pression Is recalled to memory when
ono reads that Mr. Shearman, one of
Ills most devoted friends, said to tho
Jlrltlsli public that it Is " n custom In
America for ministers to kiss their fo-
mnlo parishioners, and that Mr. needi
er had been more cautious In his rela.
tions with ladles than Is usual among
tlio clergy of America." Mr. Siiear
man's'epeech Is being treated by some
KngllBli journals with tho contempt and
ridicule It deserves. Mr. Shearman al
io said, which may ho true, lliat " ho
loves Mr. lleecher more than nuy lm
man being; his wjfo ho loves, hi
friends nro very dear lo hlm, but none
on earth tako fo high n placo In his
heart r.s Mr. lleecher," Tho Pall Mall
itKzruo comments an tills passage ns
follows:' "When n man holds such
sentiments his ' Jealousy will only ' ho
nrouseu wnen 110 catches a stranger kis
sing not lils-vlfo lint liis pastor."
Some sentlmeiitn.1 objections havo been
made to a' renewal of the trial' which
made it possible, for bucIi a "ruinous
defence" ns this to bo mnilo. 1 tut it
n matter of grnvp Importance that the
fellows nn tone hide or tlio other w'ho
gave rise to the trial hhould he punish
ed, and tlris result limy be leached by
n trial of'bo'tb Issues, especially If the
trials should be Wuiduclcd ns suite at
law Instead or dramatic displays, '
r
Iteporls from the iiatavla Inrane
ntylum state that Mis. Lincoln' con
dition Is unchanged, mid the projects 1
of her ultimate recovery nre not en- 1
it. v. MonTiiwnii,
THE FLOOD YIIAlt.
rr.oons ut r.unon:, ama. austuama
ADD AMEIIICA.
Tlio following Himinary of tho nu
merousheavy ralnstorins and floods that
lirivo characterized 'tho last three
months will show that 'unusually heavy
rains and destructive Inundations, havo
occurred over a large extent of tlio
world since tlio beginning of .Tune.
Except Africa, from which nothing has
been heard, and a wide belt ot tho near-e.-t
part of which is n rainless leglon.nll
tho great divisions of the globe have
suffered. Within two mouths (hero
havo been IliAnI.-t in Europe, Asia, Aus
tralia and America. In tho United
States the damage dono (and llio pro
pcrty damage has been very gieat) Is
m.iuily In tho valleys of tho OI1J0, Mis
sissippi nml Missouri, Including tho
liver bottoms of the tributaries offline
rivers In the tnts of West Virginia,
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Tcn
lioisee, Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Kansas, Nebraka'nnd Arkansas. Or
these, tlio central and southern parts of
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois havo suffer
ed much loss in tlio destruction of crops,
tho sweeping away of movable proper
ty along tlio valleys of tlio streams nml
rivers, and by the breaking bp of rail
way tracks nod luldges; Tlio Western
State Hoods, ns mentioned a d.iy or two
ago, whore the combined result of con
tinuous, but not violent lalns, for a
week or two (according to locality),
down to about tho fiOtli of July, when
the earth bIng thoroughly tarurated,
so as to hold no more water, a' series of
very violent rain storms set In, winch
overflowed all the water courses and
turned them into wi.le-swecping and
destructive, torrents. The money loises
In tho Western States will aggregate
not less than 83,000,000 ami possibly
83,000,000. Happily thero Wan 110 loss
of life.
Teuiesscc. May 4th. Floods 11
Kn'oxvllle, Teuu.; bridges demolished
and carried away.
Canada, May Iflth. IJy tho bursting
of Government dams on llio Upper
Gull's ltlver, Ontario, tho village sf
Mlnden is Hooded. '
Indiana, Juno 1st Heavy mips and
floods in Indiana ; railroad bridges and
culverts washed rtwhy ; railroad iwcl
dents ami loss of life ensue.
J uno 3d The White ltlver and other
streams near Indianapolis, swollen by
recent rains, 6verIlow their banks nml
lldod portion of their city, liallroads
damaged nml bridges swept nway by
rn'io.ts in other sections of tlio Stato.
France, Juno Otli. Severe storms in
tho region of the Pyrenees, France ;
liduscs swept away nnd eleven lives
lost.
France, Juno 23. Heavy and con
tinued rains nro melting snow In the
Pyrenees cause an unprecedented over
llow of the ltlver Goran lie. Tho sub
urb of St. Cyprien, eoiitainlin; iM.OdO
people, in tho envirous of Toulouse, Is
inuniiutcil, nouses ami buildings of all
kinds aro untenantable, the Inhabitants
having to ily for llulr'livos, and several
nuiHireu lives lost. Two bridges cu
rio 1 away and over twenty-tliousniid
pcoplo lenuercil homeless. Too over
How of tlio Gnrenno extends from the
Pyreenecs to the fields in the vicinity of.
Touldiisu and below, destioylng crop:,
of all kind? nnd devastating villages on
its banks. Heavy rainlall at samo tune
causes an oveillow of tlio ltlver Turn,
in France, nud the little towns of Mors
sale and Tiemoulllltiire Inundated.only
two houses out of four hundred in the
1 titer remaining standing. Tim village
of 1' nix nud two other villages over
flowed. The liver Adour also over
Hows its banks fiom heavy rains and
melting snows, nud floods tho surroun
ding country nnd tho town of llagneres
de llayonno. Great damage to crops
nnd farm property.
united btates, Juno 27th. 23th. A
two days steady rain, accompanied by
high winds, caused the flooding ot
fields, destruction of crons. carrvlnc
away of biidges,and demolition of turns
and houses In portions of Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Michigan, Nebraska, Iowa,
luissoun ami auuinern Illinois.
Hungary, Juno 2'Jtlf. A terrific hall
storm, followed by heavy rain and ex-
iraonunary lau or water, swept over
IluJn-lVstli, Hungary. Imimlailiiu tlio'
streets and carrytug moveable property
01 every uescripiioii into the liver.
nousos nro flooded, and some thirty
lives lost.
Australia, July, 3d. Great floods in
ictnrla and Australia, whereby rail
road construction and farm cultivation
aro Impeded. Property damaged by
overflowing of mountain streams.
bwilzerland, July 8th. Geneva Can
ton, Switzerland, is visited by n fearful
storm, flooding farm lands and injuring
many persons.
England, July 22d. Heavy rains In
England, Inundation nt Leicester,
Greenfield, Forest of Dean nud God
nianche.ster. Hallway travel Intcirunt.
ed and growing crnns destroyed. Floods
on tho Trent river, overflowing a por
tion of the town of Hurtoiion-Tri'iit,
and submerging tho track of the Great
Eastern Hallway jur tlnoe nnd a half
nines.
Silesia, July 22d.Sevcro ftorms at
Warinbrun, in Silesia, destroying
uinir.-, jiuuhu mill crops.
nuy '.!. Muiilen Use In tho waters
,of tlio Uvei Neue nt lVterlioiotigh, lin
elaiid, by which houses nloi.g It were
flooded and four thousand iveres of laud
nr.i overflowed.
United States, July 28. Heavy ralin
in Ohio nnd Indiana, crops, destroyed,
rallioad travel Impeded, nud brldces
. nnd buildings carried nway, Tornado
nt uamnrlilge Uity, Indiana, washing
nway u bridge ami 250 feet of railroad
linen, storm of rain nud wind lu ills
foun, causing a rise In the rive:.
J lily 2l, coth Vaius continuous
mm Heavy r.tll in Ohio and Indiana.
rausin.f tlooua in livers nnd treuim
and destruction of mllro.nl nnd Mini
property. .Mmilnr Morias visit South
im Miauuil, wlulkl in Kt-u 1.1 V iius
lu a de ugiiiL' rain nuuu!, 1 raikoaj
tracks, and d una red u sii'i.- iraik to
the extent of iu,iu
Tho Ohio, Sclotn, Miami, Wabash.
Vermillion, Illinois, nnd other rlvnrs
emptying Into the Ohio, Mississippi
nnd llssouj-l become swollen Into do-
BtiuL-iiro noons, some 01 wiileliroso toa
gri nter helglit than ever before known,
causing daiiingii to the crops, to farm
nnd railway properly to the extent nf
sevrral millions ol dollars. Itallroad
travel had to bo suspended in portions
of Ohio, .Indiana, Illinois, Missouri,
iMinsns aiiiiiM'urnsicn. west Virginia,
Teiineo and Kentucky also suffered.
Tho Mississippi and Missoml livers b
cnnio effected by tho rise In ther trill
iitnilc, and increase In volume nnd ve
locity, threatening extensive daiungo.
August 2d. Tlio rains continuo In
Ohio imd 'Indiana, nud tlio Wubash,
Ohio and Monoiigalieln livers rise rap
idly. 1 ho (las Winks at Atheus.Olilo,
nre flooded and other towns 011 tho liv
er hanks aro swept away, railway
uncKs iiamagen anil liirm lands sub
merged. Fiirm pioporty in Central Il
linois Is dainnced to the extent of
000,000 ; 'rnllioads in Kentucky are In
jured, nnd livers in Arkansas overflow
their hanks. In West Virginia tho
town of FarmitiBton Is overflowed,
whilst In Illinois tho Sangamon 'river
overflows Its bahks and snreads over
the surrounding country.
Aug. 2d. Floods along tlio Jersey
coast ; oceatl pley nt Long DratiMh car
ried away and railroad tracks submerg
ed near Seabrlglit. '
Aug. 3,1 Continuous floods In the
Western Statos, lnss'of $500,000 In the
Sciota Valley alone and corresponding
losses eisewheio.
lug. 4tli. Alnrmlnc llso In tho Ohio
river at G'i.nclsina'ttl and F.vnnsville.
Crevasso In the Mississippi nt Do Sota
Front. Cincinnati! the centre of tliu"
storm, which extends about 11 hundred
miles in each direction. Itlso in tlio
Mississippi nnd threatened inundation
of Memphis nud below.
Aug. Cllu Tho Mississippi still ris
ing, submerging islands and crops in
Its course.
Aug. '4th. Disastrous Hoods In the
northwestern provinces of Inula, de
stroying many of tlio dwellings ot the
natives.
-lug. Cth. Sudden rise in tho waters
of the St. Francis river, near Madison,
Ark., threatening submersion of cotton
land,", near Helena, and destruction ot
80,000 bales of cotton in Hie Memphis
district; rise in Mississippi and tiibu
taries, and overflow of levees and
banks.
Tho following is an abstract of re
ports made to tlio Comptrolllng of Hid
Currency showing the.conditlon of tlio
National ttauks In the United States at
tlio closo of business on Wednesday,
the o'Oth of June, 1875 :
Itesources loans nml discounts,
s-00S,500,8-l 82 ; overdrnfts, $4,422,
020 77 ; U. S. bonds to secure eircula
lion, 375,127,000 ; U. S. bonds to se
cure deposits, $14,150,200 ; U. S. bonds
Oil lllinil. filS.'Tjn ll.'iO nll.nr clonl.-o
bonds nnd mortgages $3J,Q08,3S3 31 ;
duo from redeeming anil reserve agont3,
680,783,003 73 ; due from 'other nation
nl banks, 48,513,38S 86 ; duo from
Srato banks and hankers, $11,03),
047 15 ; real estate, furniture nnd fix
tures, $40,008,755 5.5 ; current expen
ses. S 1.102,300 23; premiums paid,
C-8,742,3!)3 ; checks nnd other cash
Items, $12,301,281 07 ; exchanges far
clearinghouse, SsSS.OOl.OOl 08; bills of
other national banks, &24,201,f)(U 5
fnctlonal currency, $2,(l-'0,noi 20 ;
specie, 818,050,482 80; legal tender
notes, $87,41)2,805 r United Sntcs cer-tlficate-
of deposit for legal tender notes,
617,330,000 ; live per cent, lcdemption
fund, with Treasurer, $10,325,011 02;
duo from Treasurer, other than 5 per
cent, fund, $3,274,873 00 ; total, $1,-
ur.v.o'.v-JUi lu
Liabilities -Capital stock paid In.
$501,503,503 50 ; surplus fund, 1483,.
103,000 70 ; undivided profits, 552,100,
104 03 ; national bank notes outstand
ing, 318,i:jy,400 ; dtato bank notes
outstanding, S78C.841 ; dividends
unpaid, viuu.i.OlO 31 ; Individual de
posits. 080,478,0S0 48 ; U. S. depos
its, $0,714,328 70 ; deposits of U. S.
disbursing officers, J3,45a,0ni 80; duo
to national hanks, 38,014.828 80 :
duo to State hanks and hankers, 53,
714,055 18 ; notes and bills discount
ed, 40,21,404 45 ; hills payable, $5.-
758,200 75. Total, sl.018.239.201 10.
Number of banks 2070. The amount
of circulation outstanding on tho 30th
of July, as shown by the nooks of this
olllco, was 1351, 809,038, which amount
includes the notes In circulation of
hanks which have failed, nro in liqui
dation nnd havo deposited legal tender
notes uuder tho act of Juno 20, 187.1.
A Rcntleinaii nt AYIllitsharrc,
Pennii., has recently discovered a pro
osss for glazing earthcnw'aro whlthout
tho nso of lend, which is a very linpott
nnt matter, the poison of the lead helnp
dnnnerons when caro Is not nb-erved In
tlio innmifactnrcr of tho' wnre. Tim
new Klazlng is chimed to clvo greater
Binoothnoss and still he ns durahlo. '
Tho Twenty second Annual Ses
sion of tho Stato Teachers' Association
assembled at .Wlll.uslwrro Tuesday
tnoriilnc. l'our hundred ilelegntes
wero present, and Y. W. Wopdmlt.tho
President, occupkvj the oiialr. l!ov. D.
Copelainl opeiii-d the pro-jeedlncs with
prayer, after which lion, II. V Pal
mer delivered an address of welconio
and II. X. Kastbronk nwpoiided on be
half of the Assoclntinn,
dosUh Deeinor, nn old lesldont of
South Kustnn, rnniinltlod fuichlo on
.1unuay evening hy mkinc a iIukai of
laudanum. The iloceetllBiVBR wife
and three chlldion.
Tho CiUisaunua Mauufncturiiie:
Company has put, up notioos that tlo
w,ij?es ot an mo employees will lm nv
iluood 10 per cent, frnui nud nfler An
(ut 10. The company ivll In turn ro
uiieu iiib rem oi tueir liuiuos .'u per
cum, iriini nun u.ue.
Tho Riixrliitendcnt of tho Allan-
town Ji'illmu Mill has notified the cm-
p'l'j i-Ill if llii-lr wni,"-. w ill hair lo he
r iiiH'cd irimi tali tiurti r -i i . ni. on
tiecount offhe di'ircase lu tlio jr.iea of
ruaui' Ta 'tiT.-il mn,
' l . '' ''' ' iii tl-r be vtry
ll y
Now Advoi'tisemonts.
rj-U WHOM IT MAY CONCKIlX
T hereby fojljld aUpfrwitm IraHlnir rar wlfn.
Jtih Aim IPI1, nn 1 will r!- no dobls nt her
' . AimAITAlt llIT.t,,
nnrt.u ra,..1 ,ow,11'lrtll'. ""! conntr.
QKVJ2X JtAlZl'ACIlEllS
P , , WANTED.
rorthofrliiloli Uirrm,klln foTnixlilp. nun
liiMinUnnj will tkD rlrii In tun Bust Welwport
Hrlimil Jfime, 1111 i-ept. j, isT3, nt D n.m..nt
winch Iimio npplioonts aro reiiuentcul to ho pro.
AnnAiiAti uniritY.
Krcretiry;
nnff.H,ls;S.4w,
DMINISTIlATOiyS NOTICE.
I,eflcr of ntlmlrilttrntlnn on thn Qlntnnf n
viil MiiVi'cr, into 1.1 t,(iwiTTonmrii"ln2town.
Biilp. mrlion coinuv, dcconseil, liavlinr lii-en
srintt-il to tho unnerMRticHl nil iioworts Inilclil
mi to mill estnto wlllDiakolmmiilmloimi-niont.
nml tliotn hnTiiifc ilnliim mo tonnn-teil t, ,11ns
rent the rame iinir nuthenllcateil. to tho ttn
oiTslsiieilfornuJUitiui'iit ... mcNUY novnn,
nnf.u.ili-. Ailniliilntintiir.
T. I1KAHY.
SPECULATOR in SMOKE
llnstnken up his cnntlcra nt tho cnNTHN
NIAI, CIO AT nml 1 Oil ACCO llJll'OniU.M.
Leibenguth's Building
whom mar fin fonnil nt nil times n lull lino of
tho cholcoat binnils ol
CIGAIIS AND TOI5ACCO,
UllIAiaVOOD and other PIPES
cheaper th in nt nny other placo outflOe 01 nil
lade1). hln. '
,..... 1'. T. J1IIADY.
nug.7,l8JWt.
Jpt J. VOLF,
NEXT TO FAHSinns' nOI'CL,
I.ehiKh Street, LljniQIITOir, Ta..
DEALEn IN"
FLOUR and EEEB.
OUAJN ot nil tlnto lionpU rail cold nt tho
Jowcbt market prices,
unoCUUTITS nnd TOnACCO ot finest qual
ity Xully na low uh elsowhorc.
Iwoniapnll Uiornw'clnl nttmtlon ot l'oar o
kCLpers to the wi y nuporlor ntttelo of
DRY FIREWOOD,
winch I nm eapplTlng at vory low pilcas.for
Ciisli I
r. j. woli'.
T
tS NOW BUY-
AnnonnceH lo tho cltlzcnt ot lji'lilghton nml vi
elnltr, that ha Is now clterhiit his cntiro nock
of now null atapto
DrosSsGoods,
Dry iUqotlB,
Groceries, and
Provisions,"
at pail below Cost, in oriler to cloM ont. It you
eoa'.ro llnrjIna, now It our tlmo lo make j our
purcnaeea.
oo
ALSO,
Oi.tlioPiiBt Afternoon niter Augint l'.iv May,
ho vill holif the Hi st ot it aencaol
AUCTION SALES,
vt-litMi CT.l! Iin rnnllnneil nt Intel alil Ulllil hi
entire atoelc Is ilUpot-U of. 'lonus ut uU tyilea,
hTttlCri.TCABII,
WOTE TO MONTHLY CCK1 OI.tKttS. -Your
ni'counta will uo i-ontlniioi iinlll tho eve
ning of l'av Dm afier which all luuai pay
cau ior wnat nicy our.
J. 11. IIIHM1CK,
nng.7-li7J.
Aucfr. r. r. lent::
-rt-
Wo would call tho attention of Teach
crs, nnd others Interested In music, to
tho following works, ns being tho best
of their class :
Husical fihhncs.
A New Class-Book for Feinalo Voices,
I'rico 9 nor dozen. Sninplo copies.
mailed, iit-patd, on receipt of ?1.
my
jV Class-Hook for Children. Used In
all tho rrlncliml Public Schools. Price
id lier dozen, Saniplo copies mailed
post-paid, on lecolpt of CO cents.
Tho Most Popular School Singing
Hook over published. Prlco $7.60 per
dozen. S.implo copies mailed, post
paid, on receipt ot 75 cts.
AdAioes,
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fnwl.'f N. Y. Mvo. Post,
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Atlandc
mercial Aovorllser.
"OflMMENSIJ VALUE
nsnn ntlcloot food.wnol.l:
pomi: ami URUClofs. In.
valuahlo to tlioo auflerini;
wim jiYij-;r.si., i;u4.
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eeiment.
" 1'aii TRErEiiAnhr,
to nnrthlne rl.n In tlio mar.
lot- S. Y KvcnlDR .Mall.
Floi?r Mills
" Itsgeneralnao wllleon.
trihuio inoro to GOOD
Ill'.AI.Til timn any other
afrencr." M. Y. Jiullctln,
"Thcro iahanlly n lionso
keepoeln tho laml but nn
rterat anils tho merltant tbls
I'AMOUS AUrlCLU of
lonil, It locelveil tho
ItlUHEHT l'llEMIUSt
atthn last Amir can Inti
into 1'ali. N. Y. Evening
Kxntc&s
Wilts tor ramphleta
tent tree), wtth valuahlo
information concernlnc
foofl anrt lienlth.
Mnooici.YN.jr.Y,'
SOLD BY ALL
GKOC12RS.
TKADIMAI1K tAPKI,
011 every Fnckasc.
DOUBLE YOUR TRADE
Jmnrelfltn. ilrocersftml noaleml l'unii uhin-a
axd Jai-an Teas in pealfit pactini;efi, bciirw
Toe cans, boxes or h'llt cheats Orowkus'
nici:s. semi for elrcuinr. thr WT.lia tea
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X. l IttUUMlA.ll'S
TUKI1INB
Was spIocN'U 4 venrs ntjo, ntiil pnt la work In
tho U. H. Tfttent OtllcH, D. C, nnd hns piorod
to bo tlio itBt. 10 DU03' uaIo. 1'iicos lowtr
thin nuy otlior llrst claos wheel, l'nmplilct
free. A(Mit"i"i,
if. r. huiimiAaM. York, ra.
$50
lias been Invested In btuclc I'rlv lieges nnd palil
PftOFIT.
CtJA'T,
How to flo It," a nook on Wall Bt tent
reo.
TuDihrhliro A Co.. Baukcra nnil llrnkors. 2 Wall
bt K. ,
A wni;K gu.irnnteed fo Mao anil ie
inaM -ApontR, in their foeality, Oosta
N0TI11MI to try It. 'rarllauirs l'reo.
V. O. V1CKKUV i- Co., Anju.ta, Me.
i H i rr ir! n
Nl!Vi:n-l'AILINO
aunii Ague Cure.
l'rleotl. Kohl br iirnsclsta.
tsxi miwAitu it.' ir faiijs to ctnin.
1)11. C, 31. JtOWi:, Keneca Falls, N. Y.
PIHV.VTK SAMS.
TITJ: unilcrslsaoit will toll at Mvnto Salo a
vaiioty l.t
Household Furniture,
comirl."lnK Ileils. neJetcails. neilUnc,
Caaicta. now anit second hand,
Chairs, Tables, ami a variety
ol other articles.
I'erms.Cash. T-wrtr...
(-,,, J,. L IVIiClXUlui,'..
Tlin OLI USTAlit.ISlIED
Truss and Surfjical Bandage Stand.
WJ. IWKltr.TT, jtn. M Norlh ftcventh Pt.,
below Alch St.. l'blladeliihla, Ijaleattai.
liroveilTiasnes. MiGuMer Unices, IllasOoKtiicli.
im-. iift,t Hnnniisurios. Crutches. Jlefnriaiti'
lllKlllltiieiUS, OCC. AW, wi,M.inrnn iiiii.d
m 11 ailjuslin" uuit uther colebrated 1'eai iln Hun.
noiteii I.ailr Aftenuaut. l.aiiro stoc: nml
OW pilCO . JIITlilt. b.ii;i;uobij n,-nn;v.
juiyiii,iaiy. .
vunirou's KOTici:. ,
rirnmiiiM-BiffTTnl. Audllor anTiolntottibv tho
Coiirtnt Common l'h-as ot O ubon eountr. to
illjtnbuto tho funds arisinirfrmr iliowilcnl tho
real oetatu ol Jacob 1J. ttroniiaurt Aiiaiu IIoM,
will moot all iiersons iulon sleil at his ollleo. in
lue uorooiii oi miuivii i,iu-j.
Bust SJiI. Ii75. at 10 o'cliiiiU, A. u., tor tho pur.
,oeooi iiiaupp3iuimi:m. simiAN'
JnlvSl.lS75.-lt. Andilor.
BeiUtor Il'.ustuitidCaUlojuo ami l'rlco List to
A. OAltTEU & SON",
July 17-ni3
JIAUOIt CHUNK
TirousK and i;ot rou sAiii:.
A Comfortaolo mVillUNO JtOUj:. with
Ihol-ornpon which it la oucted, j.itnaio.1 In
ino growing uriao oi iui;iuunoiiiw.,i i"
1'raiiklln 'I owuHhln. t'aibon l.iiunlj', Uoffjreil
at i'JUVATi; MAiji-;. TuejiHwuiwu-fi,
anil is won itocKcl Mtlh Uhnlco I ruit Trees.
or turuier naviiisiiurs.iiiiiiiv i" -
JtWSIlY OA Ml'IllSlil,, J.r.
last wtiMi on. July n--3
oi'i'oain; tiijs couiit house.
Siisiiuelmnuii Sired, Jlnuch Cliuuti
FRED. WAGNER, Proprietor.
This iifitiia 1 na irs-enllvbecii lltloil un In an
rh-irant munner. whero Lailloa aud tleut.cmeri
win iioaunHio.i wiiu
HKALS AT ALL II O U U S
w uLna.vNr uooMsroKTfii: ubb 14
QUKSTO. TllftMS MODCJlTK
July 11', li75 1113
QISM'KXNIAIj saloon,
OUSQUJJIIANNA (ST., JIAOOfI OflUNK,
FUANK INKMAN', Prop'r.
I'rosli Fldlade'phlaljtxerlleer alwavsnn tap,
ClgiUaot Uhoiroat flaiors, an 1 all olhur l liuls
nt UutruftliiiiAiilM ti tin fimil In a lltalltss
RhIimd. ritlSK LUNUll ovory ilOrnlna t 10
o'oloeii. i ail Jrheb foa go Hi Maiu'U Chunk,
July 10, iStiyt'l
Singer Sowing Mndiino
A. CAR'TEH it SON,
July 17-in!) JIAUCH CHUNK.
Musun & Hamlin Organ
friud for llhulrawS jjjtslotfUBanil l'rn e List to
A. CAlU & SOK,
Jalv 17-ml ' ' MAUCIt CHCNK
WYOMINU SBSir-MONTlU-Y
li 'i ii 1 , 1' . uu ... 11 Ti Wo', H chV
i :'" . ' .. ' ' 1 .. '."u ..JI.: .. . ? .
l.i-l,.i" .' ',,-'-,1 wauind 1 .rtird;
Smith's
A NXUAIr FINANCIAJi STATE-
-O- 5IENT ' 1 "
OF THE
BOOUGn OF LEIHGjl5r.T,ON.
WW, I.III.rRn. Trcnauror, In co't with La-
iiv-uii.n uuruugu, ior mo year enanicJaD,
i.tifi. ,i
Dlt.-lS7l.
AnR.7,lo caahroo'd Wm. jKomerer,
I 41 00
Oct. is, ' dX
Dee. 8, . d
Ais, ' l' ' (loo. naner.
10 so
8
211
Sent, l
Not 14,
Jo. Webb,
- do.
1871.
160 0?
Jan. 14,
Jan. 20.
- - 4&
do.
do.
oo.
v do.
Wm. Komerer,
inch is,
11.
SO 00
MOO
10 00
ts ou
M 13
1041-3(1
17
Api 50,
Mayl7.
llch 10,
16,
Orders ot
iiaianco due Treasurer,
CIt-IS7l-ny voucher to '
(2S14 W
(129 eo
...v.... 1140
S IT
i..v.ll..l II M
...... ,..,.f., -M00
U 00
ti
Jiatiallhnaicker...,
J. jr. Htrers..,l
K jr. Bavder....!.,.,
Joa. MoTer......
l'haon Bnydcr
Jno. Arkert
Jas.'Aau
Win. lipTnorep .il...
Thot Kcmcler
Jno. Knoiss ; , 14 to
H.Kom ;..!..!;;;..!;." S(a
UaMd Welsa . 7 oo
Mauassa Abker-. , 20 00
Kllzaheth Urrmau i 88 00
Adam Uerinan , &70 40
Jos. imimtioro.i, ioo
N. & 1. oennan Tl 17
J. r. Smith...,.,, I zo
13.11. Knvder...i.l.-. , 11 to
1 hailos 1ritzlnger so 00
Chas. sollert n..i 1873
J. T. JSuabaam ,..., 20 11
Jno Acker I.. I ..'i.tiiiu nu
uivcn lioyer ;i. i...... 1 40
Jacob Walter '. 1010
1. nun. ...,.,.... 4J,.,....,,,
A. W. Horn- .-...ii.A'.l'.fl..u.,
Hamuei ileberllnfi ,,11
David WoIbs v.
W. It, Itapsher. v. ,
Taos. Kemerer ,,i.Ji
0 TO
14 00
11
S (0
1 64
Jiavia wciss ....ki.'.i.,...; t 49
Man. Acker .u.!..., is ii
1 . Ji r.otiistc,n ut 4 bo
Victor Acicer ....'.H..ui..n.. lt to
1 has Welsh U Ti
(leo Dlcic 1 .....a , s Lo
Wal. l'otera 7 00
Natlidn Drumbore.. 90
I'rmuMs Btocker S7 M
AnrAn lTnnnr. ru.
II. V. Mortlumer a (
Oeo Hchultz .
22 20
uatn. Lauchncr .
il;... I..
1 ea
8 03
40 21
11 OO
, 4 70
. 1700
, S K
, 1 40
, 61 U
- IS It
. u to
, 1 17
, 73 U
. t 10
, 24 U
, 20
,vdlii Klotz ,
wm, wasacr
Thos. Keuirror
Tlaiucl Schoch
Joseph Zahn
'MciL Hiont
wm Knelss
Mosoa Ilex
ManassaAclccr....
I,. I Kleop'nircr .
II. All Ocnnau, ,.r,.
MauaasaAcker
,-.l,i.
llennevitiQ Drohcr ,
Kilwi llunslcker
Wm. Kemerer.. ...,.,....,
Jno. Tmlner ,
llco. Mcliultr
.tut
80
t 10
son
14 40
ft 81
!
SO
IH
24 OO
II ft
u 01
,TtO
. 8 0
it n
4 78
1 40
It o3
10 M
11 o3
04 00
20 30
14 l
la
I 18
4 00
7 10
10 00
Henrietta WiiRDcr
Chai. David Hi-.
Wm. Watcrlior
Win. WfIS4
I. ),.,.,
I....),.
Cnas. Klointop Ill:
I ....
l,owis zaiiu
Joa.Obert ........
W. II. Moulthrop,
Joa.Mothstcin
HaTid Jihbert, t. i.. ......
Ab. I'attTTOn...
1.. P. Klpppinger1!......!
Joshnn Heinuiel
I has 1'rnllich
Il-eil. Ijcuckel 'v.i
Cualon llretuey ..i.i...,
Chas. Laux ..,
Jos. Webb '!
j. j. IComerer.,
Jlavld lloi.in.l.
liowlsaravor 1
j..has nuch ..wi.i.iii,.,.
II arris uennsn
Jlarv llrclicr.
"i'.J!"
...it.,
..I
Jas. ratzlni:eil.l.
li. ji. Aiunght i.i
Adam Kchrul....i,i..tn...,
t'has. Ill oka ta
Sablna lCob..iji,.ii...l
l,ou Wciss tin,
T. H. Kemerer .....
VnL hchwurta... ji.
1 I
Win. Kemerer... ij 41 40
t,eo. Kemerer...- z oa
Jos. Obelt 1'4I
Wm. Wamor n....tit I do
1 tod. liriutiiiaii- ...i. ...... II u
Minon WcidenhoimiJr!.. ..'..:!..;..., -! I
Wm. miller , 00
Wlllonshby Wcrt..t .....i...... 4 sr
Jos. Flitzlnsor I 40.
Wm. Miller ij.-.i... '25 Ov
llv Auditor).' JUipenaea 4nd tlook,....,.i 4 00
Wo. tho undersiimcd. Auditors ol thhrhtoii
llorough, do hcrouy coritly. that we navo xl
lunlno.l the above account, anitfotmd tee ume
'3t.Vi!NsrnnjUcnEii."i L I
ju j.-l auuKIN, ? Auuiwra.
W. M. DuroUB, J
JQS. S. WEI1D, Collector of Boroaijh
Tax, In nco'.t with Leblghton IJpf,
uu.
To amount ot B,upllrato for 1874, 881 M
' ' AllUIUOUH. ,.,,,.' SO DU
'.V ''' Dog'Tax WOO
Total,,
Uxoutratlona ...
- tliu 48
Oommlssipus at4i ooi ccot..,. 1. ,H,U
rn.
Ily Cash paid Tio,urer,
Vuuehcra
mliaiunuo due lloroah
Wo, tho uufcMhtued, duly elected Auditors of
llio llorough' of i t linmou, do UereoT' eerilfr
Ihatwnhsvoexainlnrd the above account, and
louuil uio aauie coirtct as ataiea.
It. I'Elfsf KRKlXnllt,
11. J. YOUNnKlH, -
JIbiIc IiiTwo Slontha. A Wall street
)irrtloi. 'I'iio UauUluB-hdilse otf
Alex. Krotlilnihnm & Co, No. IH
IVnll-st., who ileal In block I'rlTll-
gc, have Jialll thla f normoiis um
tn tliclr ctialomera InrnI thla
hurt apace of lime. Some ijersojis
liHvti innile lilgli na $9000 from
Kiily $1110 originally Invested and
many iiave made tlJKio and over from oalr
ti 1. They pi Id 111 a single day over Ho.ooo, 101
which onlv i,0" was lerelved. or K7JXO net
pniilt to, anoiia poople. Thor employ cqdUdq.
nuslvfiom twr.so- to Ufleeo competent book.
Koupers anil RaslntAiits. With this etrontf foree
Ihev aro olti-11 vnmpflled to remain at thelr
wui k tn. til raldPlKUt This energetic Arm welt
ileseivistlio ctisnt of bcioir the leadtDg hoosa'
tu tVu-Ir branch ut uu.lnesa, ft la tnont wooderfifl'
to acknowledge that Ihoy have osubllshtd tbtt.
Iiii.liu 111 the nhoit spscool live vears. ' '
'Ihuyhave cnsiomort woo reside Iq searlr
nverv Htato of I ho Union, the Dominion of Can'
nila, Iloin llio Island ol Cubatbev reoelvtvOTl'
ileiaunui persoui who, aro conUnuallr tfeailna;
lu Hui'k'H. 1 heir business hat become M exten
sive that las i-xporiencod coi respondents are
ri'iploiist to alleud to their advertising ae
c mini . 1 lielr canls may be read tn every first.
rlaa nowspairiinblihed in thetJnlted etawa.
'i 11 llils Ihey allrlluite a portion ot their eaeoeas.
We advise thoseiteairJoir to place their business
with a tlrnl iHissessmg the very tucnest roooid
for uiirlgiHiies. and who conduct their tnutneat
npan honest pnuciples, to deal wtth this &oat,
ITicr also Issue a weekly report ol the. condi
tion ! affairs in Wall Bireet. which ty are
mad to mail friw for one s ear, to any one who
desires and eontfmplstet s,Mniatiig.
,Suiilir4t.-fii'iIoi'.'A, f JtUIJl
WONDKtll'UIi. J1UT T11UEI Whenever I
I MAN HALM, UOiK TINT, ur a BOXot HU
r v wm-ri: r nnrlhlKir In that UnetobMuM-
" getu 10TI'l-i: "F YOTT1I on MOHUO.
1 the uimplexion, at JjnitMNO;s DtiOO
I 720 00
I0U24
;..(,......,.. Ml 71
J ulv 3!-3,
ronrnglni;.
nijii.t,4 iiiu ri i lisr Til
Ut CjflfOt 3 lilt J V . , v
o u 1 1 T'.li1 nn " nu 1
ur ! 11 it v v lot.
Jul 1-ai "nl
tuy,
c ji get anywhero else.
atari.