Froui.thO'CoHuty Seat.
Town Is very quiet since adjournment
ot Court.,
TiiflmlArB Tllton lectures liero on
Feb. 10th. Subject "Tho problem of
life,". .-All should near nimt
DMfKSibfus. Esq.,' left fot Wash
ington, D. O., on Monday evening,
A special session of Court will bo
held1 on Feb. 21st, coutlnuln? one
Week.
Mrs. Surowl. fin old resident of
Mauoh Chunk, Jmd a 'paralytic stroko
bn Tuesday, and died In about twelve
liours.
.Tnhn JoneB. Esq.. of Wllkesbarre.
was In town during Sunday. Mr Jones
rvnn pmn oved in the urosocuiiou ot ino
Goldstraw iuurder trial of Jau. terra a
year ago.
We will liavo two more hotels In town,
to be opened by the following persons,
Lou. Armbrustcr and Paul Scliweibinz.
Beatrice Cooper, Infant daughter of
Job, and Alice Lynn, died on Monday
afternoon, at the American Hotel. JiY
tennont took place on Wednesday p,
m., at Freemansburg, to which place
the remains were taken on 'l uesday
morning.
A urand wedding Is to come off on
thelOth Inst., In the afternoon, at the
Presbvtorlan church. 1 lie contracting
parties being Hornee Hamlin, clerk at
JL. V. 0U1C, ana illSS ainry niiniiicuu,
daughter of D6n. A. G. llrodhead. A
reception, we understand, will to held
at the bride's home after the ceremon
ies at the cliurch are concluded.
Rev. Babcock, on Tuesday evening
lectured In the Court House.on the sub
ject of Temperance, to quite a number
ot persons. He took for his subject tho
"Lessons of history' and developed
some new Ideas on the worn out sub
ject of tcmpciance. The principal ob
ject of the meeting, we think, wa9 to
organize a Temperance Lodge, but we
apprehend the principle woull'nt hold
water, in this town, we are sorry to say.
An Arbitration, on book account, be
tween Wm. Kurtz, of Welssport, and
Jonas Bennelioff.ol East Mauch Chunk,
occupied the attention, of several ot our
lawyers on Wednesday. There was a
quibble about some little points as to
the tettimony all day, and It was there
fore late before the arbitrators could
listen to the eloquence of counsel. We
presume Kuntz will be the winner but
rt5t 'to the amount he claims.
M. Mi Sheridan, fancy notion dealer,
left town very unexpectedly early on
Monday morning. On Sunday night
lie shipped his goods to the depot and
.on the following morning, tho neigh
bors seeing that the store was closed,
ucgwi to wonder what was the matter
with their friend Sheridan. Several
persons tried to get into the store, but
It was only afrer breaking the door In
that they found to their utter surprise,
that, the room was emptied of Its con
tents, and on enquiry found that
Sheridan, family and goods were gone
for parts unknown. No reason Is as
eigasd other than that the accumula
tion of debts was greater than he could
3''bMl.
Tie 'speeches In the murder trial
alosedou Monday 8 p. m., Judge Dreh
ur then charged the Jury very fully
until i4.30 p. rn. At 4.45 tho Jury re
tired to their room, and about 7
o'clock bad agreed .upon a verdict, but
Cc-urt having adjourned before the Jury
Agreed, they, in consequence, had to
remain In ihnlr xootn until 8.30 a. in.
next: morning, without supper, and
thereby getting a Jate breakfast. Im
mediately on opening of Court, on
Tuesday' morning, the Jury came in
and the clerk then, asked whether
they had agreed upon a verdict, tho
lesponso was "we have," and when
asked how, they all answered "guilty
in the first degree." Tho District At
torney then moved that tho prisoners
be sentenced, when Mr. Relly ottered
the following motion:
fin tlie' ConA ot Oyer ana Terminer. In and
for tho county ot Carbon. Com. vs. Michael J.
Boyle. And now, to wit i February 1st, 187s.
(.ho defendant moves In arrest of Judgment and
for a' new trial, and assigns the xollowiug rea
sons therefor ; I, one ot the Jnrors, namely,
Daniel Boyer.Jr.. Impaneled in the said cause,
did not stand Indifferent Dctwocn tho Common,
wealth and toe defendant, and was not an lm.
partial Juror, In that l,e expiessed an opinion to
the gulit ot the prisoner, ami the hope taat he
wo.iiil get upon the Jury mtlio case, that he
ulKM bang tne prisoner ; which tact came to
the kiiowledrre ox the nrtsoner aftoi the lurv hud
been Impaneled and morn. S. Counsel for the
Comotonwealtil In the r.lri.lnff address tn thn
Jury cited the following language, "Ilyouols
legardench testimony you will he hooted and
driven from the Commonwealth" and that, "It
Jner (thejnry) din not retutn a verdict ot guilty
in this cane it would result In iha foiroution of
y. gilence committees and resort to lyncs-lnw,"
und rlso that the Coal and lion Police had ere.
served the life of the prisoner from tne assaults
of nn outraged community," that counsel fur
ther stated to thejnry that large number ol
murders bare been committed In tho coal re.
prions by .a particular class or persons, whereat,
there was no evidence before tne Jury that any
other munler than that lor whlcu the defend,
ant was tiled and hod been convicted, or that
defendant beloqtred to any particular class that
had committed snv or said murders, by reason
ot which the defendant claims he was prejudic
ed before the Jury and suffered great Injustice.
(UlgSeo) MICHAEL J. DOYLE.
Carbon County, as:
Michael J, Doyle, being duly sworn by law
deposes and sayn that the facts above set forth
aie correct and true to the best ol his knowl
edge, Information and beUef.
IHImiiuit Mlpnitr T Tw
Hworo and subscribed before me this 1st day'
Clerk.
After argument by counsel the Court delayed
sentencing the prisoner until the objections are'
disposed on, which will be ax next Court, vii :
,Uie Zlst day of the present month
Towamcnslug Items,
The weather so far this winter has
been very changeable.
Our roads were sin a terrible condi
tion for a few days last week, but on
Saturday night the programme changed,
and on Sunday morning the roads were
frozen hard.
" The wages of the laboring men has
boeu cut down to almost nothing. Now
it would not be more than right If the
rents would be reduced to correspond.
Our young ladles must not forget that
It Is leap year, and let them make use
of their special rights.
iVill the "borough fathers of Lehigh
ton please 6ee to have their streets and
side walks repaired? The latter.lndeed,
are iu a yery delapldated and danger
pus cpndition to travel to and from tho
depots after night.
The time for borough and township
elections Is rapidly approaching. Ye
Jiabdldates'ior office trot out.
u Nekf ibplMay Washington's birthday
February m,
I saw on assortment of valentines at
tho Advocate ofQco call early.
4 Koll of Honor. For Industry, Good
Conduct and Proficiency In scholarship
the followlnc named pupils In W. 15,
Kemeror's bcIiooI, No. 0, dosorvo to
have their names placed on the lloll bf
Honor, for tho monin or January :
Elwln Buck. M. A. Kemerer. John
Nanp. Allen Solt, Sarah E. Stemler,
Elmlra Stemler. Kmma Stoinler, 'lovl-
lla Stemler, Martha Buck, Edna Buck,
Catharine Walck. Bohemia.
Ilcport of the Grniiil Jury.
TO TUB UONOIUIILR THE JUDOE OP THE COURT
OF (JUARTIll SESSIONS OF TUB l'EACK IN AND
railllll COUNTY OF CA11DON :
The grand Inquest, Inquiring Into mnttois
concerning the county, do respectfully rtport
as follows i
I'hnt we have passed upon twrntv-four (211
bills of indictment; sent up to us by the District
Attorney, eight (8, of which we have Ignored!
and the. lonialmlcr hate found truo bills,
The bildgesot tho county are reported to bo
In very good condition, with the exceptlou of
those In Kludt-i township, which ale vety much
lu need of hand-ialls.
We have visited the couuty Jail aud find It
neat and clean, nnd reflects gieut ciedlt upon
the Sheriff lu charge.
We would call attention to Kmattuel Uetz.
now conflow! In the couuty Jail, said to bo a
luuatlc, and would respeclfully suBgcst his io
inoval to tho county hospital, lm givlm? tlie
Sheriff untold tioiiblem his management aud
care.
We would also call attention to the roads
leading from Mauch Chunk to LeMghtou ana
Netiiurbonlng. They aievery much lu need of
a stout fence ot wall t) prevent teams going
over tho sttep banks, us they are so close to tho
l allruads.
Constable William Merrick, of East Mauch
Chuukt calls attention to tne condition of the
road, commonly called the Plue swamp Hottd,
between North street alley and Lehigh street,
reported to bo lu n dangerous condition by
Cbas. iClhie and John McGluley.' He says the
BurgosshaB been notified, but refuses to do
anything to better It.
We would respectfully suggest that a room
bo erected Immediately adjoining the Court
House, in the old Jail yard space, for a Pro-
thotiotary's office, with a room for tho law
library adjoining, with entrances to each from
tho Court loom, for the convenience of the Pro,
thonotary, the Court and tbo liar, ncil that the
piescnt rrothonotary's office bo used us an
arbitration room.
To the officers of tho Court we extend onr
thanks for Kiud assistance and courtesy during
our deliberation.
William C. MORRIS, Foreman.
Mauoti Chunk, JanuatySO, 1876.
No Dogs Allowed lu the Curl.
It happened the other dar on the Lehigh Val
ley Rnllioad. Thetialn had Just left Easton
and the conductor was making his lint round
when he observed a small white dog with n
bushy tall and bright black eves titling cosily
on the sent beside a yenng lady so handsome
that It made his heart roll over 11 Ko a lop-sided
pumpkin. But duty wat duty, and ho remark
ed In bis most deprecatory manner :
I'm very sorry, msdam. but li's against tho
rules to have dogs In the passenger cars "
Ob, ray I Is Utat sol" and she turned up two
lovely brown eves at him boscoolilngly. "What
In the world wdl I do 1 I can't throw him
a wo), lie Is a Christmas present irom my
aunt-
"By no means. mlr. Wo'll put him In a bos
cage car aud he'll bojast as happy no a robin lu
spilng."
What I out mv nice white dos In a nasty.
stuffy, dusiv baggage corl"
'il'ui awfully sorry, miss, I do a-sine you, but
tho rules of This company aro as IMlexlulo as
tne laws of the .Modes andtnem other tellows,
you know, lie shall ljuve niy oveivuut to lie on,
and the brakenieu shall give him grill) and wa
ter every time n opt ns jijs mourn."
''I lust think it's awltll mean, so I do. nnd I
kuov somebody will teal It, so they will " and
showed a half notion to cry that neaily broke
the conductor's neurt; but ho was firm and
sang out to tho brakeman. who was plajlng a
toto on tne store i
"Here Andy take this dog over into tho Ima.
ga'e car and teU rem to Uuejust Hie best kind
VI I'ill U ,l( 1111)1.
'Ihe younglady poutod, but the lirakntn in
reached ovor and picked ihe canino up as ten
derly as thougn It was 8 two weeks' old baby,
but as he did to, a Binuige expression came
over his laco, like a wave ol cramp colic, and ho
said hastily to tho conductor :
"Here, you Just hold hi m n minuto till I put
this poker away," and ho trotted out at tho car
door and held to the brane-whool, shaking luce
a man with agne.
The conductor no sooner had his hands on the
dog than he looked around (or a hole to full
thiougb.
vvho-wh why. this Is a worsted dog."
Yes. sir," said tho lut.e miss, demurely.
"Didn't von know that I"
Ufo, I'm mostawfui sorry to Bay that I didn't
A.now thai t and ho laid tho chnsimas dog down
lu the ownt-i'a lan and walked out on the plat
form, where he stood half an hoar In tho cold
trying io think of a livmn tnno to suit the
worst sold man ou tho Lenlgh Valley road. A'r.
High School Literary Society.
Tho High Sohool Literary Society met In
their room, Jan 28, 187J. Tho society was called
to order by tho President V. R. smith, lloll
of officers called, all responding, except G. II,
Mantz, Treasurer. Journal of last meeting read
and approved as read. On motion, decidod that
a member shall have two chance to spoak on
general debate, also the question io be consider
ed by next meeting, about changing the society
to be held on Fiidav evenlngj. Tho following
exercises wero then tacen uo : Select reading,
"Pledge with Wine," by W. E. Smith, also
"Lafayette," by M. A. Bretney: "Tho Hetort,"
by Itevero sVcrtraun; Declamation, "Bruco's
Address," by II. V. Morthlmer. Jr t "Break
Bleak, Bleak," by U. D. Clause s "Vlrathus of
the Lusitonlous," by Fred Weldenbelmer; after
which the I'resllent appointed M. A. Bretney,
M J. BUem and Fred Weldenhcimer as Inlim.
on debate, subject, Who has suffered tho most
at the hands ot the white men. The ncrro or
wo wutuu. ijcuaifii cm xne amrmarive by A,
beaboidt, Harry Sweeney, and Ihuiua Ashi
negative -t. Dollenmeyer, A. Graver and A. M.
Hex Decided on the negative. Tho editor,
A Dollenmeyer then opened hli "urult Bas
ket." which contained some quoctions of last
iLmwuii, mo irguuti tHMuiuiuee men report
ed aS fOllOWfi! Able,!tinAlllTlir. If. V AfnrthfTv.,.
Jr.ana A. Uiaver ; Declaruauon, C. Ourthol-
euiew auu j, uiuk ) jbsaayH. jaa ciausi, ueorgo
Shoemaker i Dialogue, illUo WeldonhHuier.
Sallle Itaudeubush. Music, by Mr. Smith and
others, Sutyoct for debate. -'Which Is more
Preferable, city or Country Life." To be de
bated on the affirmative by W. E. Smith, M.
J. BUem and G. II. Mautz : Negative, Fred
iiDiucuuuuiri,u, juoieuuiHicr aau iuriiou
Bretney. On moUon. aecided that the reading
of the "Fruit Basket" be dispensed with next
meeting.
Ou motion, adjourned to meet Feb. 4, 1S70.
Q. Kobtenbadeb, Secretary.
Pigeon ShootllUf.
A snooting match came off In this place on
Saturday laBt between J. and C. need, of 11a
zleton, on the one aide, and Wm. Bereaw, of
Easton and A. Fuller of Catasauqua. Each
man had 30 birds, and J. lteed killed 17 1 Cbas.
Reed 21 1 total 40 1 A. FDller,.lt i Wm. Beicaw
J; total 38. The Hailetonlans winning by two
birds only. The day was murkey t adrliillng
rain falling during nearly the entire time ol the
shooting, or a greater number of the birds no
doubt would have been brought down.
Public Sales.
Bills for the following aalea have been print,
ed st this office during the past few days t
Tebrnarv Sib. at 12 o'clock noon, at Mew Ma.
honing, valuable tanning stock and nrjple-
lueuui, uu properly or AJavia rTlls.
February 2, at I p.m., on the premises, Bsaver
ltun, the real estate ol Itlla Bhive, dee'd. bee
uuveruseiuenu
February 18, eta p.m.. on the premises In the
jiuniagi, vi nuryvuie uie real esisve 01 J QC
Montr, dee'd. Hoe adycrUseurent,
llornutjh ISIeCtlon Notice.
Notice Is hereby given to tho flee and inde
pendent voters of the llotougli of Lchlghton.
that the atfnnat bomugh etetttou will be held
on Tuesday, February ISth 1878, between tho
hours of 7 A. M. and 7 o'clock r- M. at tho public
houso of Jacob W, rtaiidenbusli, to elect !
Olio porsou as Jullco ot the Pence.
One " " Itnrgcns.
One " " Councilman for 3 years.
One " " Constable.
Two peisons ns school Directors for three yrs.
Ono person as " Director (or one year.
Two persons as Overseers of the Poor. .
Two " ' Inspectors of tho Ulectloni
one person asJinlge of Election.
One " Auditor for three years.
One .1' " Assessor.
Josi:ni S. WmiB, Oonstoblo.
Lchlghton, Pa.. Jan. SStli 180.
l'eiitisylvnnla Dulch.
Duwsck wackst onlllcli feel we kraut, over so
duna ns net koon wo kraiit,uuyhow Ich hob noch
ne kean gakochterduwnak gnssa. over loh hob
e heat n sawga dos a dale clgsrs sin about hoi.
wnr kraut blotter. Duwack shtors in dor Bntode
waira lor common iraholto by holslclie lusur.wo
nis on ilea fuddern deer shtay mlt n lot clgjrs ill
dar bond fosht gallmeA for de lelt su foohi. Hoi
umi koan duwock, nn len aw net. Icli hob ninol
an cigar giislimoked mi as hut illicit all lvyer
feola macha we an mixture tun English aatt
Duwock is oicht orfimna warra belm Macarthy
Hhluvoiinoule. We de Irtt ehn orsht gasoanun
hen Rhinoka lsnseauer bong waria. Myshwi
wester sus Han mailnle un Ich kent net sawya
cb se net gent lornnwocK omierner.. uuuimi
miner owet war eotn boh nt dor sbteu gashton
nn un hot mit ein chblondeied tin n i Igar gush
mokdl, un nr lint se gafi oed cb re ebbej Uerga-
D-a Imf. ,m nn l,nt. 0-nxnwt dal' Camoh IS gOOlll
aver dar negsht dog wo inv bruder aarDuo
plfe aw ga.hteckt hut ilouu hut seem gasnwt
aro sur mocher dos nr ford comerdtide. for dar
gurnca fan dnwock mocht lnioli gronk,
AniBiiBii&riiiurru.,
Mnsi a Kllenlierrrer. of Mouroo county, has
a pair of stockings which sro more than a ecu
turvold. liny weio knit for Judge John Cool
bnugh, of Hti oud'burg, and he win mariled In
them about tho yepr 1T7U. Ills son win mar.
niut 111 t.tipin rnniH thlrtv veals iHter. 1 he sister
of .Mr. Kileuberger, who Is now In possession of
tho stockings, mid was also muriled lit tliem,
was the wife of John Cooibauali wcond now de
ceased, by whom they wete piesenlod to Mr.
xj., lor men, ou uie ocohsioii oi in, lumiittuo.
A few ilavs nao John Kennedy was found at
the fool of a steep embankment in Luzerne Co ,
with a cash In his head and m a tiylug condi
tion. It Is supposed he was waylaid.
The Coal Trade.
The fnlinwlntrtnliie shows tho miantltv ntcnnl
shipped over tho Lehigh Valley lmllioiulforth9
week ending .Inn. 2th I87ii and for the year a
compai ed with the same tlmo last ycai t
llt'gions eroni. veeit. i tin,
Wyoming 32 025 IS 218.242 18
Uazletou 23 (US 00 230'0 01
Upper Lehigh 58 Oil 210 10
Iloaver Meadow.... 8.512 01 88.319 17
Mohanoy 6.5M 10 (,2,758 no
Slauca Chunk 57 03 73 14
Total 71.810 17 1,07.227 00
Last Year 20 817 13 417,810 08
Increase , 45,230 ol ISs.lin is
Deciease
ItEPOUT Ol? COAL ttninpoited over Lehigh
k Hiuqumantia Division, teinisi n n. or
New Jersey week ending Jan. 31, IS78.
Total week. To date.
Shipped from tons. cwt. tons. cwt.
Wyoming 20.84? 08
S 1,067 14
20,757 10
42,'l 17
790 II
47.7W 00
3 071 03
Uooer Lelilrrh.
8.005 08
Ileuver Meadow.......
15,350 Ot
281 08
13,313 03
2 333 07
Ilnzleton
Mauch Chunk.
iiazuruvi e
N. -ViukF. it O. II. C.
Tntnl 00 00J 13 200,852 01
Previously I eportcil ",0,041 Oil
Total to date lis 132 04
Same lime last ye ir 2i,7U) 17
Increase 110,431 07
Decrease
Closing Trices of DeIIaven & Town
send, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Thiiil Street, rbllauVlphla,
Jan. 27th 1875.
U. H.C'S. I8tl 22', bill 224 as'rnrl
If. H. 5-20s, IM12... Is1 bid aski'il
U. S. 5-ldO'fl, 18(4 11 '. bin as(l
U. 8. B-2t''B, 1MU 1 17?, 1)1(1 18 nskisl
U. H. 5-20'h, l(i5 J. A J.... 104 bid l1i nsbil
U. 8. 5-20's 1807 21 ' bid 22 asked
U. . r,.20's, 1801 22", bid 23 asked
U. P. KMu's 10S bid lll'i asked
O. W. ( 'urrencv, 0's 24l4 bid 21 nske,t
U. S. 5'h I8S1. now 18, bid 13't asked
Pennsylvania It. It 51', bid tJili listen
Plnlii. A ltendluglt.lt r,JA bid ml), u.-ked
Lohigh Vnlley It. 11 0ii hid 03 asked
I eMail Coal A rny. Co.... 3lf bid 51. asked
United Companies of J). J. 137 hid 13, Ji listed
Oil creek .k All. Vol. 11. It. 1.IH hid l.l, asked
Philii. & Erie II. 11 .'214 bid 221, asked
Gold 12 bid 13 nsKed
ftilver 7 bid 10 a-ked
3UURIEI),
RTTTnKT.V (lAllKUT On the "nth nit.. 61
tho hoiiKO of the bride's residenee. nt .rHinen.
town, by rtev. J. c. llllcin. Ml. Jacob Muekir.
of Mauch Chun li, anil Miss Frodeiicku Oabert,
oi jaraestown.
O.lMP-nUOII.-Oii Ihe H'h ult.. in 1'ilf'.
ilmn's Chnrcti. bv ltev, L..1C Den, Mr, jlenry
st. t'iini), or iLeiue.ucrg. aim alias bouiia itucu,
of Lchlghton.
DIED,
RPIIOWL. On tho 1st mat. In Mauch Chunk.
Mrs. Leah Hprowl, widow of Ihomas Sptuwl, in
tho ulltli ) ear of her age.
nrci'H.-Ontho 12th Inst., at Lohlsli Gail,
Win. 11. Heiih. aged 33 yva.H, 1 month nnd 0
days. On the satuo day, nt ltockvilie, anlUlll
ncpn. ngcii si years, o monin j autt navs.
LVN. At tho American Hotel. Mnuoh
Chunk, nt 2:30 n. in., January 31st, Ileatrlro
Cooper. Infant daughter of Jo. and Allco B.
i,yiin. ageu noany seven monins.
Special Notices.
K. V. Kunkol's Hitter Wlno of Iron.
Gives tonic to tho stomach, lmnrovcs tho an.
fictile and uslats digestion ; excites ttie uoweis
o lioalihv action, oxuetiiug all the foul humors
that coutuoilnato tho blo-id, cuirupt the Bocre.
turns and olleuil tho bi out Ii. It excites the liver
to a hon'ittiy action nun sirongmons tne nerves.
Imu.irtliii: Ih it nlnw to 111" that nioroeds nloue
from perfect health. Thousands In all walks of
life, testily to tho virtue ot tlitsoTXOllont modi,
clno In correcting tho derangement of tho dl.
gesnve orguns. (jor, ino genuine, coin oniv in
f 1 bottles. Ask tor E. KU.NKEU'tf BllTEU
WIM ok II'.ox, and tuku nc olhor.
Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia.
E. F. KUXKKL'3 BriTKIl WISE OF IRON, ft BUro
euro for this di-ea-e. It has been proscribed
dailv for many yeais In tho practise of eminent
physicliiis wirb unparalled success. SvmpUims
are loss of npnetite.wlud and n. tug ot food, dry.
ncss in month, headache, dlzzlnrss, sleepless
cess and low spirits. Get tho genuine Not
sold in bulk only II botltos.
Do vuu want something to strenghten you. or
a good appotite t Do you want to get rid of uer-
ousnos i Do yon wan t energy, sloep well, or
be cured of dyspepsia, kidney or liver disease 1
Try E, F. Kunkel's Brrii.it Wine op liio.v.
Every bottle miatisnteedto dnas recommended.
Bold only in (i bottles. Depot and .office, 259
North Mnth St. Philadelphia Pa. Get the
genuine, sold by all druggist. Ask lor E. F.
kukkel's, and take no other.
Tape Worm.
Itcmoved Alive with head complete. In from
two to threo hours. No Ice till removed, by E,
F. Kunkela. 25D North N lnth St., Philadelphia,
Seat Pin and Stomach Worms also removed,
Call and see i advice free, or send for circular.
Ask your druggist for KUNKEL'u WOOM sxiiur.
Price, SI per bottle.
TIIII8SES, 7ft Cents RUP
TURES CURED. Dr. J. B. Ho
bensaex's Nlckle-Plated Oalvanlo Truss and
Fluid will cure seven cases outot ten. Don't
rust, crack or break i lightest ; not affected by
perspiration or bathing. Warranted 6 years
French and Oerman Trusses and Braces, Bus.
pensortes, &c, one-third the price others hell
lor. 206 Seoond street, above ilaee. PhUadel
phla. Junei-75 ly eow2
Afflicted, Unfortunate and Deluded
Dtt. J. Vi. UOItENSAOEi: and
Dr. J. B. Hobensace, sons of
Dr. J. H who has been ongaged in private and
hospital practice for 30 years, curing diseases
which destroy both mind and body, unfits you
for the duties ot lite, and leads thousands to In
sane asylums and premature death. Dr. J. N.
H.andDr. J. 1). 11. devote their time entirely
to these diseases, and guarantee a cure lu a
short time and little expense. Dr. J. N. Hoben.
sack has attended and cured eighty thousand
cases, ltemember Drs. J. N. and J. B. Hoben
sack's omoo No. 200 North 2d street, Philadel
phia, above Race.
N. u. Medicines sent by mall tnl express
Junel2-70 lyeow
Now AtlvcrLisomcnts.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Tho nnderslpncd Auditor, appointed by tho
Court of Common Pleas of Carbon County, to
distilbutn tho fund In ssld Court nrisln" from
tho rihenfTs Halo of the Ileal Estate ot Erra
llrttolotte, will meet all parties intei esteil, for
tno puniose or nis npDoinrmeut., ou jurji,
DAY, FE11. 29th, 1870. at TEN o'clock A. M., at
tlio Dlllco ot Dertnletle & Loose. Mauch I'butiic.
jAUl.a rs. luuhui Auuuori
Fob. .-4t
QHABLUS FROIiHMCH
Announces tn tho cltlsens of Lebutliton and vl
dully that he has purchased the Ptook of John
Lockhnrd, on Mccoiul t.,ntnl removed tho sntno
to Ills residence on the corner ot eeeoml and
Iron Hts.. and that ho will bo pleased to supply
his friends with Ihn choicest nrauds of
Family Flour,
Feed, &c
Atpilces as low ns elsowliero.
CUAS. FIlOEHLIClt.
Feb. 5, 1870,0m
jijourneil Ailmlnlstrntors' Snlo
01 Yuluablc Ileal Esialo.
The undersigned. Ailmlnlstrntors of KLIA8
RII I VB. lata of MA1IONINO TWP., Carbon
county, l'n , dee'd. will offer at Publio fenle, on
the Picmlses nforeso d, on
Satiirdiiy, Februnry 2G.187G,
Coniinencltig at ONE o'clock P. M the fnl'ow
ng FINE FAIlAt.sltuate'lon BEAVEIl HUN,
lu Mahoning Twp. aforesaid, containing
70 ACRES, MORE OR LESS
MTho Improvements thereon consist of a
Two-Rtory Log Dwelling IIomso, 18x20
feet, with Kitchen nttnebed j Bulk 31am
.11 x oO feet, nnd other Outbuildings. There Is a
never.fnlltng fining of W nter running thrmtirh
no land, and n permanent prlng ne-r the
iiono: also, i.ii Orchard contiilniuKa variety of
L'holce Fruit Trees.
This Farm is very eligibly located for raising
Truck of all kinds, being sttnst-d In the ne gli
porhood of flrst-rnte markets two miles from
Jfhlohtnn and nbont tho amo distance to
Mqtich Chunk, where ell kinds of truck meets
Willi ready paid nt go-d prices.
Terms will be made known on day of sale, or
can besscettnlnednn application to
AAllON 8IIIVE & HENRY TUCKER,
Adnilnlstintors Estate Elms Shlve, dee'd.
MnhoningTwp., Feb. 5. 1818.
iljoiirucd Administrators' Salo
Oi' Yalualilo Ileal Estate
Tho nndertlgned Admlnlsttator of JAfon
MONTZ lateof tho BOIIOUOH OF I'AltltY
V1LLE, Ciubon County.Pa., dee'd, will riBY-r i.t
Public Bale, on tho premises aforesaid, on
Monday, Fob. 28, 1870,
nt TWO o'clock P. M , nil that ceitalu plecesir
parcel of LAN U. sltuato nbont three-fourths of
a mile East o the Lehigh & 8nqiiehanna Itn,
Riatttn at Poriyvlll. on the roaif leadlne from
Polio Poco, or Edwoid llnlicr's Mill to Lehigh
Onp. bounded by lands ol J lines (. Beagt eaves.
Widow llatrlet Strohl, Mrs. Harnli E. (laumer,
and ( harles lllose, sen., containing
30 Acres and 40 'Porches,
Ktrlct luoasiiro. about 25 nci-os ate clear and In
a rrood sljitn nt cultivation, and tho lesnluo Is
good Wondlsiid.
MThelniprovcnion'H thereon ronslnt of
a Two-Story. Wcnther-Ilonidul, Fruine
Dwelling House, 20 s 31 leet, with dollar
undent, ounllmk INin. i x l'. ft, IIo Htsble.
nnd other iiiituullilliigs A Well ol Good Wnter
nenr ttie house, and an Oirhard of Clio ro Flult
Tr.ies. "
Terms and cnutlltlons wit! bn niade known on
the day of tale, by
IMNir.LWKNTZ,
Adinlnlslintor. ito., of ,1, Moitta, dee'd.
I'ersoilH doiirlllv to view theniniiertv win rail
on Mr, Oasuis J, Montz, on tho premises,
Feb. 5, l(7i)..
f$l,00 CHALLENfiE !
Patent JLightning Saws.
Tint tlis "Genuine 1 85 O" eroeis all otli
ers lu speed, esse aud sluipll) lty, nnd will do ruor
iork dsv lruand dsy out, thsu any other saw In
the wurld, sud I will back It against any icspon'
Rllie saw luntiurscturer.
-'Exact slzn and shape of
Lightning Teeth for tho
Centennial year, and show
ing the use of my special
cant r lie.
The above cut represents the use of my tpcelsi
files, msds to lit the angle of the tho toetb,Jdress
Ing both points at a single blow, making the
saw the simplest, and cheapest' to file in the
world. The shortening of the tocth the thickness
of a ptsce of paper, (which is all any single tooth
ronetratef), leaves but little dressing necessary.
For the undulled edires of the outside of M, the
third surface of the tile Is nil that will be needed.
They are mads 2d cut of highest quality, llj the
use of this Hie all difficulty Is removed, and cost
of filing Lightning Cross cut saws st the factory Is
two cents per foot; bucksaws, four cents each.
The cost of tho 10 inch for crosscuts Is SO cents
each ; fire Inch for buck saws, half price. A large
stock kept constantly at my store, 80 Beekman
Striet, New York.
1 will furnish my latest Improved 1670 pattern
Cross-ruts, at 70 cts. per foot, and the ons man
saws at same price,for Cash In advance, whore the
Hardware Dealers do net sell the genuine latest
improved Lightning &ws. Agents Wanted
special Inducements. Will seed CO. D. If express
charges are enclosed.
Buck Saw niades, sent by
mall Postage Paid at 75 cts.
each.
The attention of the trade la sspsclslly Invited
to the vindication of my patent Saws as shown
by the published Decree, Injunction and Costs of
u. o. ircuri, or Dspiemuer za, reio, in ms mesa,
time the other varieties of Clearing Teeth Saws
have been overthrown and pronounced Invalid.
My patent M Teeth alone stand as the only vindi
cated Patent for Cross Cut and Buck Saw Teeth,
I shall proceed at my leisure to make It Interest
ing to Infringers, having retained excellent coun
sel. O-My advice to' the trade Is to eease sell.
tng counterfeits of my goods. I will make any of
these imitation gooas at prices as low as they can
be made of rood material and workmsnihlD.whlla
I will furnish the genuine Patent Lightning Saw,
so that H can be retailed at 70 cts. pur foot, by the
dosen.
Special terms mads with the jobbers and agents
lor quantity.
Special inducements offered to Agents
For further particulars, send for catalogues.
Address,
E. M. B0YNTON,
. SO Iloekuinn St., IV. Y.
l! iooo i J
V CrtAUEM0E
Hew Advertisements.
All Immense stock oi LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S and CHILDREN'S
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, of Best Make, nt Low Prices I
Also, at VERY LOW FIOUIlEfl, n full assortment of Fash enable Males of
Gentlemen's and Youths' HATS and CAPS.
PvT"Agcnts for tho Acme Slilrt the best lilting garment over nmtle, Leave
your McriBtiru tor them.
LAURY & PETEllS, Merchant Tailors,
1'. O. niillillng, Lehlgliton, Pa. Oct. S, 1B75.
Hid fclrtfil
AND DEALElt IN
GENTS' FURNISHING
BANK STREET,LEHIGrHTON)
Keeps constantly on hand aloree aud splendid stock of tho NEW.
K9T (lOOlm. romnrlsliiff pr.AlM AND FANCY CLOTHS. OAS-
HIMEHE3 and VEHTINllS. for MEN'H and IIOV'H WEAlt,
which he Is' prepared to MAKE UP TO OUDEU In the very
LA PEST EA-tlUON, at short notice.
LADY'S, MISSES' and CIIILDllEN'H
A well-selccted stock of FRItNCIl and TURKEY
PEBBLE AND (1IIAIN LEATIlEll UOOTN mid
Of the LATEST STY'LES always on hand BtTflE LOWEST PItlC'ES.
Also, Agent for the American nnd Grover & Baker SEWING MACHINES.
only one rmcE run everybody
Ho! For tlie llolitlaysl
Bofore buying Holiday Presents, Please Examine
Packard PARLOR and Grand
Manufactured by tho
A, P. H0RN, Agent,
All orders lclf at " THE CAIUlON ADVOCATE" OfBce vrtll receive prompt attention. Pne
Lists and all other Information furnished on appilcaltou.
It
leu's and Women's
L'ARPETS AND OIL OLOPHS A SP.ECIAITY1
137" I'rlces fully as Low as elsewhere.
EX & MOM,
Announce to
citizens of Car
hen uod adjoin
ing Counties
that they are
now prepared to
supply
1. 1 V E A N D
DRESKED
ItOOS. at tho LOWERT MARKET PRICES.
Orders solicited, and Hogs delivered on short
notice. YARD nnd OFEICE, opposite the
" Northwestern House," HANK STREET,
LhlliailTON. Penn'a.
Jan. 13 tt REX & IIOM.
J.IVIM Unit CRT'S
Livery & Sale Stables,
DANK TUKET.LEIIIOIITO.V, Pa
FAST TROTTING HOUSES,
ELEGANT CARRIAGES.
And positively LOWER PRICES than any
other Livery In tho County.
Large and handsome Carriages for Funeral
purposes and Weddings. DAVID EUBERT.
Nov. 22. 1873.
To Consumptives.
mllE advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease. Consumption,
by a simple remedy, is anxious to make known
tohls fellow sufferers the roeansot care. To all
who desire It, he will send a copy ot the pi o
scrlptlon used, (tree nt charge), with the direc
tions for preparing: and using the aanie. which
they will nnd a sure Cubs lor COMsuuraoN.
AbTIIlti, UuoNcums. ic.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address, ERV. E. A. WILSON.
1M Peun titreet, WllUumshurr,
dec. 18-ma New York:,
Errors of Youth.
A GENTLEMAN whs suffered for years from
Nervons Debility, Premature Decay, and all
tne effects ol youthful Indiscretion will, for the
sake of suffering hmnanlty, send free to all who
need It, the recipe and directions tor making;
the simplest remedy by which ha wss cured.
Bufforera wishing to profit by the advertisers
experlenoe oiu do so by addressing: In perfect
confidence.
juiin lit UUUATIi
43 Cedar St, New York .
deo 18 ma
IN the Orphans' Court, fir tho
tho Couuty of Cai lion:
Estate ot JOHN OALLAQIIEn. deceased.
TheAudltor appointed by tbe Court to dls-
uiDuto inorunu in me nanus ui ibo Aamiuistrs
tor ot said Estate to the partlos entitled there
to, will meet the parlies interested, lor tbe tmr
noses of his annolntment. on Mondays FllllllU.
ARY Kth, I87U, at 2 P. M., at the ottloe of Uerto-
letie Loose, in aiauou unites:.
W. M. ItAPSUER, Anditor.
Jan !Stb, 1879, 3-w
Lamyft Peters
Have Just leeelved a largo and elegant
Slocknf FALL and WIStEU
iA O 4 Jt S a,
Comprising Plain t p'nncv L'LOTIS,
tlArtSIMEIlEM nnd 'VrlaTlNaS for
MEti'H nnd YOU'ril'HiWEAH.whicU
IlieV nrniilenareil to MAKB UPlu tho
MOT l-MHIIlONAULK' RTMLe, at
short notice and at low pritcs.
GOODS,
MOItOCCO, a LOVE KID. LASTING. KID
SHOES on hand, or MADE 'IO ORDEK.
mm. i.i t. d. clau&s
Fort Wayne Organ Co.
Lehighton,' Penn'a.
TOBE!
DANIELGRAVER
Respectfully announces that he hns jusi
received his FALL fr. WINTER stock of
Dress k Dry Goods,
Groceries, Provisions,
AND A FUL'XINE 0$ . ,
Boots and SIioe$,
Sept. 11, 1873.
s
AVE MONEY
By niirclmslnp vntir
Groceries 1 Provisions
Also ft Chotco Vnrioty pf
AT THE NEW STORE OP
17! XT unnrino
JL. JLl XX u 1 j j3
Opposite the ''Carboj I Advo,fi,, 0(?c()i bank-
" - uu 4 , I'll.
A FULL LJNE OP CHOICE. FRESH '
Teas, Uoffees,
bugars, Molasses,
htJlRfia. Driorl V
No. 1. Mackerel,
Kerosene Oil,
Tobafifins. foe. Rrt
!dtrdhc&
tn T.V. Z.zr..Zr "i-n i nco auowea lor BUT.
TErt, ECUS and COUNTRY PR01nrHii
erallv In JixchanBe for Ooodi FK0UUCB
. A .Vli1 19 respectfully eolloltod.
Arl1 E. It. RHOI1KH.
ltlacdonaltl'H Mew Story.
St. George and
St. Michael.
A nOMiNCll OF Cavauek asd ROUHOUBjID.
Br GEORGE MACDOXALTl.
Author of "Annals of a Quiet Netg-hborhood,"
,..u..M -uiuueiiueuo, dec.
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s
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Facsimile ot a Celebrated OU Painting by BRO.
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The royal beauty of face and form, rich Oriental
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ground, with lu well, palm trce, flocks, tenti,
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"thought it .were turning grey I So It was, nn.
til she got a bottle ot tbst new fl AIR RESTOR.
E a,t UUnUNO'd DRTJQ STORE. May