I
njiaiHajr
fl. V.MonTiinufit, Proprietor.
INDEPENDENT-" Live and Let Live."
$1.00 a Year if Paid in Advance.
LEHIGHTON, CAMION COUNTY, rENN'A, SATURDAY MOItNINO, AriUti 20, 1870
Subscribers out of County, $1.20
VOL. IV., Wo 20.
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CARDS.
if ittiifn WArrlinime.
V. Sehwartt, Hank street, ilmlerin all kindt of
Funiilurt. cafftnt maat to nraer.
tlnnt unci Shoe Mnktn,
Olltiton llretncy, in IKm'i liiildinff. Hunk slroot,
All orders promptly am iporw warmntra.
J-JANIKL. ICALIIFUB,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT IAW,
tlkncli CllunU, Pn.
rOlli. above Polon's Jewelry Store, Broadway
,rA..shEHH A?I Ell, II. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND 8UIIH EON
tWInl attention n.nM to Chrnnle Diseases.
omc! S.mtli Unit former Iron nml 2nd sis., Lc
Ighton.Pa, April 3, i7,
J)u. at. it. nromsn,
PRACTICING IMIYflCIAN AND RUHOKON.
O Ufa. IUic 8tret. next door above the Pntomre,
.Lehlgliion, OOlro Hours Parrvvllle each day
mm loto 12o'dok; remainder or day at ntnrew
Mhlgliten NOT'Ki.'iz.
AUCTIONEER,
Kant Welssport, Pn.
Stf "B, ''ilea of oery aVs'-rlptlou attended to nt
VtnimtwiMo charges. The patronage of the public
.retp&rualiy soiiwea. jan.z4, iv
jxo. u. nanioLK.TTR.
, JAS s. LOOBB
TdLfcTTB fc LOOSIE,
ATTOUNUY.s AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
Omos FlrstNslionnl Rank Building, 2nd Floor,
MAUCII CHUNK, PiMKii.
Can be consulted In (lermaa. I July SI IfiT
p J. MKHIIAX,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ner.tDoorto First National Dank,
MMIOU CtlU NK, PA
as-Can ha consulted In Gorman. Jan9.
A. HKLTZ,
JUSTICE OP TO!! PEACE,
Obeit's Building. BANIt-8t., LrilianTON.
c2onveynTiclne.. CAIUcllna; nml nil other busi
ness ennuceted wifcu the office pinmptlr attend!
flil to. Also, Agent lor the Furchnan nnd Halo u
llcnl Estate. , , , April l'-yl
rpIIO.il AH 8. IIRCK,
1 JUSTICE OF TIR I'ltXCK,
IHNK 8treut, LKlllflUYON, Pa.
Cmivavaiiring, Oo1letlli and all business con
norted with the nftiee promptly attended to.'
I&-Aieut tor fir-i-cli--In-uranru Companies,
an J RWks of all Mnis taken' on the ino-t lilnral
tvrni. Jan.'J. 1873.
Xttounkv axd counsellor it law,
DAKK STUEET. LbKIQHTOK. 1'A.
Heal KMftbaU4l Oulifction Atrvnc). U'ill Ittiynna
bvlt H.ni ivtato. Conveyuuclng nettly dont Col
(octlo promptly matin. uttllag Kt.itef of De-
edttnu a peciiuy. May r cutiuii4a in auiiau
&ntl Hfrmiu. Nor 2.
T
CONVKVANOKU,
AND
GENERAL INStr&ANOE AGENT
Tte following CnmaHntu nre RBrletfnte4:
JL.EHAXON .MUTUAL FIRIC,
UEA'JUlNO MUTUAL F1HK,
WVOMINQ riUH,
F01TMVILLU PIItK, .
LUlIlGli FINE. and UioTnAV
HU5RO' ACCIDENT IM8UHANCE,
Also Punnivlvutih and MiUu.il llorae Thitt
Deteetlro and luaurani'O Cumiianr.
MUTCH 21). 1S7S. TllOS. KEMEKKR.
rp'10MAS A. tVILIIAiIS.
LADIli8' AND UKNTLKMKN'S
t Fasblonahlo
Boot and Shoe Maker,
Inextdoor to carbon nooau.
BANK STREET, Lehighton, Pa.
Having commenced business, as above, I would
eHpectrnlly announce to tbeelttKena of Lehighton
and vicinity that I am prepared to do all work In
tnyllne In the neatest and most substantial man
ner; at prices fullyias low aa the same work can
K;otk!ned la Philadelphia. A trial is solicited
and satisfaction guaranteed,
at lowest prices. July 4,1874.
T "W BELT'S,
, PHOTOdltAPIIEIl,
Upper Main street,
bLATINQTON, TA..
In the Gillekv recently oocupicd by
n. & Ukngluu.
i'ICTURE TAKEN IN ANY WEATnEIL
CUILDillSN'S LIKENESSES
Anecialtv.
PATRONAGE SOLICITED,
Asd xatl'laction
Uuaiantced.
JhnelS-7Iri
-JENTENXIAL SALOON,
SUSQUEUANIfA BT., UAUCTI CIIUKK.
FRANK INKMANX, Propr.
ITeh,rnlladnlphla Laser Buer always on tori.i
Cl0arso( Cho qeal fiaorivaud all other Kinds
ot Uofrexlimeuta to be found In a ilistelaea
Ha loon. FilEl'. LUMCH evory II oral ug at III
o'clock, t ail when, yott go to Maocla CJtuuk.
July 10. iSTB-yl
TrnsB and tiurgioal Saadajje Stand.
TST J: T5VERETT, Ho. 13 Nortn rteventU M.
bolQw Aroh St. Philadelphia, Lateatlio
vroxvd Traaaos. 8houlder Braces, Klastlo Ht iok
ings, Uciw. auaeuBi)nn. Crnteuea, Dclorinitr
luatrnmenw, Ac, Also Mrs. Ererett'a. Fitch's
mil ndJurtiuB uud otlior celebrated I'eumlu up
poiiem.' Luily AitcnQaut. Larae atoot and
iovrpclae?. llbrnia atlocxaaXully tteulcu,
Jnlrjl.1875.ty.
PITY mfi HOJ-Tliat ELMTKIO LINI
MENT.like 1 cut at DUJlLItJO'a DUUU
STORE, 'Will core turn or anv otliermau uf
It ugualA-Tiam imd all other PAIttd May e
BUILDER &CQNTRACTOR
uBAKki.jlTlt.Ut.'t, LKIIlGUroN, PA,
lleaveottaliy annouocca.to tUo cltlioaaof Le
blabton but) vicluity that, lie la now preuaxod to
oBNTltAOTtor thO UUBCTIOM ol DWELL
JNO HUUHto, UIIUHCUBH, SCHOOL
llUUHKS.flud OTUHU JJUILdYnOH. Alao
tbut lio keepa eunatontly on Unud a lull unwrt
inent-M every doecrli.tlun'orsiiASOND
Coiiasliii(f'o('rLOOUINj. HIUINO, UOOIW.
HAbHlllQ,lNDn..BUUTTEr.B. MOLDINOH.,
tt..''ililc lioliiiropated to luruliaaltho yy
toWeet Market -irivea. ' ' '
mre.i.al.e
, ' l If.
Railroad Guide. Now Advortiscmonts.
N
OllTII PFiNNA, RAILROAD.
Pnaseniera for l'hllndolnlila will lonro Lohluli
ton na follows i
3:n n. m.. Tin. Ij. V. nrrlvo nt rhlln. nt 6:15 a m,
6:12 a. m. via I-V.nrriToni Phlln. nt 0: on. m.
r n. m. via l A 9.
11:00 n. in.
7:12 a. in. vln L. V.
11:07 li. m. vl i L A1,
10:W p. m. Tin I V.
y.i'v. m. via L. AH.
4:17 1. tn, vln 1.. A s.
4:1 1 p. ni. via L. V.
11:io n. m.
2:0.1 p. in,
2 OS p. m,
5:1 1 p. m,
8:15 p.m.
8:15 n. n,
u ivi p. in. vin u. v.
tt: p. m.
Ri'turnlim. lenvn depot nt PerkR nml Ameri
can Ht.. rhlln.. nt7i'W. 8:15 nnrt 9:45 a. m.i 2:10,
s:ia una o:iap. m.
rnro iroin j.onicinon to num., ti.M,
lltrnrslon Tickets, $4 00
April 17, 1878. ELLIM CLARK. Aitent,
nENTRAL R, R, OP N.T.
Million A SUSQUKIIANNA IHVISIOS.
All Rnll Route to Lone llrnucli.
PASSHNdKH STATION IN NKW YOIIK V'OOT
Of LIBKItTY ST.. N.R.
Tlmoffftblo or. Dec. 27, 1875.
Tritna lenvn ftilghtou as folic:
For Xew York, Katon, Ac, at 5.2.', 7.47, 11.12
, in., 2.20, 4.47 p. in.
for Phlfadelphla, 5.22, 7.47, 11.12 a. m 2. it,
4.47.
PorMauch Chnnk at 10.20 a.m., 1.(19, p.18, 7.04
and 0.43 p. m.
For Wllkea-Ilarro andSeranton at 10.20 a. in., 1.09
7.04 p. m.
Rrtiirniiia LearA Now York, from station Cen
tralltallroad of New .Tt-isey, fool of Liberty
street, norm mviir, nt o.iu, 'J.oii n.m., 1.00,
2 45 and 5.15 n. m.
Leivo Philadelphia, from Pepot North Penu'a
H 1!., at 7.U'i, u.i.r a. in., a.io, ;i.4.i p. m.
UnTe Kanton nt KM, 11.40 a. Ul., 3.55, 5.35
end 8.10 p ui.
Leave Mauch l.liunk at 6.15,7.40, 11.05 a.m., 2.20
and 4.40, p. in.
Fo: further particulars, see Time Tnblei nt the
MUtlOU.
PASSENGERS FOE LONO RIIANCII UlIANOIS
CAES AT KLIZAUETII.
II. P. BALDWIN, Ben. IMtungtr Agtnt,
July 4. 1874.
pIIILA. Si HEADING RAILROAD.
Arrnngoment of Passenger Trains.
JANUARY 1ST 1876.
Trains lenvo ALLEN TOWN ns follows:
(VIA riillKlOXEX nitANCII.)
For rhllmlelphia, jinilgcpnrr nnd l'erklomen
juucucit, ai o.ij, -a fin u.ni ami ii.oo v.ni
fiUNUAVS.
For PMIadolphla. llndifeport nml Perklomon
jnnciio , iij.iuii.in.
IV1A KAST I'KXXA. IIIIAKC1I.1
For llenilliiu, 1 130, .' 50, i.'A a hi., 12.:0. 2 10, 1.30
ar.u h.m p.m.
For llaiilsourg, t 2 30, 6 50, 8.55 a. til.. 12.20, 4 80
anil a.45 p.m.
For Loncaiior und Columbia, 5 50, 8.55 n-tn- and
4 so i) tn .
tPoos not run on Monday.
For llenilins.2.30 n.ru. mm 8.45 p.m.
Foi Jl irrlalinrg, 2.30 a. ill, mid 8.4i p. in,
Truliis FOR ALLENTOW'N leavo follows:
(VIA PKUKIOMKN 1II1ANCIM
Leave Phllmlelpliln. 7 3 n.m., 5.16 nnd 5 30 n.in.
Leave Hrldgoiuirt. 8.30 a. in , u.0G auu tU8 p.m,
Lenvn I'orklomoa June, 0.05 n.m , a. IS nnd
. p.m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Rhlladelphla. 8 U) it. m., Bridgeport, 8.01
a.m., A'orKiiiineii juuenoa. v.a a.m.
(VIA F.A8T l'F.XNA. nilANCII I
Leave Reaulng, 7.35 7.41, 10.3.5 a in., 4.00, 8.10 and
in.30 o m. .
Leave llnrllsburR, 5 21. 8.10 n. ni., 2.00. 3.50 ami
7.4 turn. .
-ii.i va Lancaster. 8.10 a.m.. 1155 nml 8.15 D.ru.
Leavo Columbia 8.oa.m Loo ami 3.35 p.m.
. uuauAis,
Leave Rcuillnir. 7 20n.ni.
Leave Ilarrli-biiiK, V'-'" a.m.
Trains nintkeil thus chrun via O. A N,
llr.iucb, (depot, 9th nnd Oieeii Btroets,) mid
have thtoil"n njira from nml to Mniirh ('mink.
All oi her ti oins to nnd from riiiliulolplilu a ,
rive at mill ihavo iliu.nl atrcet depot.
J. K. WOOT1KN.
Nov. C, 1875. General Siiiicnidciulenl.
piSKNSYLVANlA UAILUOAD,
PIIII.AUKLPIIIA A KHIK RH. DIVISION.
Winter Time Table.
On nnd after HIINDAV. NOV. 2lsi. 1R75. the
rralns on the Plnladelnhla A Erij llnllrnad Dl.
vlflon will run as follows i
' WESTWARD.
FAST LINE lonTCs Nw York
9.2 a.m.
12. '5 p.m.
I. 20 p.m.
6.oo p.m.
8.55 p.m.
10.20 p.m.
11.50 p.m.
8.25 p.m.
II. Mp.m.
0.01 p.m.
4.25 a m.
8 35 a.m.
9.45 a.m.
11.05 a.m.
7.50 p.m.
7.i0 a.m.
7.30 n.m.
10.45 a-m.
1.55 p.m.
3.30 p.m.
4.45 p.m.
8.00 a.m.
8.30 a.m.
1.25 n.m.
riniHdelpma
Haiti mora
llarrisbiirs
arr. at William sport
Locx Haven
llellefontn
EnE MAILIoavoa New York
i uiiauuifiuiu
llalumoro
llarriabnrK
Wlllinmaport
Lock Tlaven
Ilonovn
arr. at Eno
LIMIT, if AIL leaves Philadelphia
ifauimore
Hamsbnrc
' arr. at WUUamsport
IvOCE iiaveo
llcnova
L'K HAVEN AC. l'ya Philadelphia
Uarrlsbnrg
arr. at WUlianispurt
Lock llavcu
EA8TWABD.
11.10 p.m.
7.30 p.m.
6 41 a.m.
7.55 a.m.
rillLAD'AJUC. loaves Lock Iluven
Wlllinmaport
arr. at iiarnsDiirg
' , Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
11.55 a.m.
8.15 p in
4.20 p.m.
7.35 n,m.
9.10 a.m.
10.25 n in.
11.35 a.m.
3.00 p.m.
DAY EXPRESS leaves Rcnovn
lock Haven
1 -M WilUamsport
2 arr. at Ilnmaburg
f V Philadelphia
New Yori'
llalUmore
o.zo p.m.
0.15 p.m.
a.35 p.m.
l.20a.m.
8.25 p.m.
9.45 p.m.
10.55 p.m.
2.S0a m.
7.35 a.m.
7.00 a.m.
10.1a a.m.
12.35 a.m.
35 a.tn.
7.35 a.m.
7J5 a.m.
ERIE MAIL leaves Erie
llenova
Lock JJaven
Williams port
arr, at Hanlhburg
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
FAST LINE leaves WUUamsport
arr, at u armours
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
10.25 a.m.
Erie Mall Went. Limited Mall West. Lock
Haven A room. Weet and Day Express East
maaecioae connection ni Noruiuaiuerjmu wun
L.AU.ltlt. trains for Wllketbarre asd Hcrantou..
Erie Mall West Limited Mall West and
Fast Line West make cioae connection at
WllUamiport with N U It. W, trains north:
Erie MaU Eaaiond Went, Umluul Mall West.
East lino West and Dav Kznreas East make
rloae connection at Look llavwi with U. E. V.
il h. trains.
Erie Mall East and tYreteanaect at Erie with
trains on L. S. A M. B. EH., at Oorry wlthO. U,
A A. V. Rll.. at I'jniyirTnm with 11. N. Y. A 1'.
itlU, and at Drlltwood with A. V. Ml.
i a i tui urn win ruu uebweeu a uiawitupuia. aaiu
WllllamBUOIt on Lltnltad Mall Woat. Fast
Line Weat, Philadelphia Ezpreaa East and Day
Klproas East. Sleeping Cars on all night trains.
$1,200 PROFIT ON $100
Made this month bv Putt and Halm. Invest no
cordinp to vonr means. 0, 151 or 1190, lu
oiwua iiti viListiKo, raauroognt a small
fortune to. tho careful .luvesior. We advise
when und how to oi'KOATK savkly. lliaikawllh
lull Inloiiuatlou sent free. Address oidvra by
uiail and telograpli'toi
U A.XTKR CV.,
Haukeraaua Jroluu-s 17 Wail tit. N, a
TREASURER'S SALE
OF
Unseated Jjands !
Notice: is iiiciieiiy given, that
agreeably to the Art ofAssemblv oflhe Com
monwealth of lVnhnlvanla, dlrectl'ng the niMe
of Selling the Unseated Lands for Taxes, the fol
lowing Tracts and Parts of Tracts of Unseated
Lands will be sold, at Public Sale, on JUNK lllth,
it being tho Third Monday Of June nuxt, at Die
Court Mourn, In the Borough of Mauch Chunk,
for the arrearages of Taxns dua. and tlm costa ac
crued on each, respcctlt ely, unless the fame In
paid before the day of sale. Sale tn commence nt
TEN o'clock A. M.
HANKS TOWNSHIP.
Pnrt of
Warrantee's Name.
Ilrn.lv, William,
llrndv, Jehn,
Clatk, lloliert,
Clark, William,
Clark, Walter.
Carson, Andrew,
Davidson, Jonns,
Orev. Wm
A.
P.
Am't.
$5 63
1 65
28 30
28 30
81 08
28 30
19 211
11 02
2 08
12 8.1
11 1)2
42 80
3 W
10 111
11 02
Kin fta
4 It 50
11 w
87 45
11 00
8 95
11 faT
22 20
2 69
14 35
10 75
40
11
05
424 811
4411 120
423
40
300
am
4411 120
30U
20'i 40
117 27
4IHI
337 75
440 40
3U0 411
380 128
380 12H
415 .10
418
(Irani, Thomas,
10 .19
Hamilton, Thomas. 125 98
Jackson, Jere., loo 128
Kunkle, Christian, 116 30
Kerrlker, llanlel, 0 57
Lvon, Robert, 100
.Martin, Peler, 02
Meyer, John, 381
Martin, Thomas, , 252
Steiluiau, Elliabeth, 112
Steduian, David, 218 80
380
387
41U
4(VJ
438
80
80
EAST PENN TOWNSHIP.
llrodritk. Jaa,Jr, 35
Moyer, David, CO
Nlmson A llallltt, 35
Pearsol. Jeremiah 203
Both, Ueorge, 30
Dover, Solomon, 212
Lelsenrlng, Reuben, 21
Pearsol, Mordlce) 260
Tea, Robert, 2nd ,"f
WEI89PORT IlOROUUIl.
Part of Lot No. 81,
Lot No. M,
WEATHKRLY BOROUOII.
11 10
8 115
5 ;i5
4 51
Davis A Jouea, 60 Q 1
LOWER TOWAMENSINO TOWNHHIP.
Hays, John, 411 :i!)'2 8
a 52
01,7
ill 73
4 15
Lewis, William, 80 1:11 nliiu 105
Partrldgo. John,. 250 400 81
foldel, John, 60 338 70
Lawronce Paint Co, 20
Bowman. Bernard. 10 90 69 681
19 27
3 S2
Craig, Thomas, Est, 393
Craig, Thomas, Est.. 130
60 61
9 III
44 89
14 HO
Leinnach & Co.,
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP,
Beck & Hover, 60
Campbell J. M, 40
21
tenner, .ioeph, ZH
0 2U
orli, Herman, 14
3 73
3 73
8 28
Kaudeubush & Co.. 7
Reiner, John, Jr., 2S ,
KIDDER TOWNHrtlP.
Bradford. Thomas,
Brown, Jonathan,
brown, Catharine,'
176 Ti 17 27
2 41 III 1,11
150 414 28 l)
291 419 94 28 .14
223 441 21 73
405 ,1s ntt
60 395 32 10 30
2211 00 42 85
300 4J 85
2110 400 39 80
1IKI 160 lu 30
393 111 M 63
2113 40(1 67 Hll
439 120 pit 70
122 76 438 160 35 (11
1511 4'17 28 911
110 11 23
UKI 74 Ml
4.17 117 H.'37
2i 19 38 29
1(8 ' 10 011
150 is tin
403 , U3 71
439 03 41 8i
4110 38 20
2.MI " 400 47 60
441 '1 i' 42 HO
iNK.TowNsmr.
BtV 10 f8
218 418 IU1 84
2113 100 400 101 14(1 20
262 ' , 400 100 US
4(XI i n .01 00
400 ' 01 00
300 400 100 (10
183 28 45
uwnuijr, ua.iu,
Craig, Jane,
Craig, Thomas,
Christ, John.
Chriftman, Gets &
Arn.lt,
Dyer, John
Jlyer, SVah,
Day, Benjamin
Ev.uih, David,
llorsefleld, U in.,
llartuug, Diiilel,
Hurtung, D.ivld,
Keider, Mb haul,
Kramer, John,
Nesblt, John N,
Pearson. Isaac,
i'erry, Thomas,
Booster, Thumas,
Roberts, George,
Rice, .Owen,
Reese, Samuel.
Shaw, John,
Thomas, Daniel,
Thompson, John,
LAUSA1
Corson, Andrew,
Martin, Robert,
Smith, Jeremiah,
Smitbers. Ilonrv.
Kmlthers, George,
Smithera, George,
Smith, Daniel,
mcutnty, James,
EAuT MAUCII CHUNK BOROUOII.
Singer, Kmanuel, 413
Singer.John, 1C4 100 414 100
3.1 40
14 2S
7 80
0 09
69 07
28 20
12 60
10 01
15 07
28 33
28 33
.8 28
28 110
65 40
, 11 88
8 07
14 CO
PACKER T0WNB1IIP.
Adams, Willtiam,
Bunting, ,
Bates, Frederic,
Hates, Henry,
50
427
401
85 120
115 1.14
207 120
402 82
402 32
401
401
Brady, John,
Coats, Thomas,
Crist. John.
443
129 134
Coliday, Jacob,
Decater,Stephen,
Deamer, John,
Delany, Sharp,
Deamer, Abner,
Deal, Martin,
Epley, Kllllan,
Kpley, Leonard
Fromberger, John
Fudge, Jonas,
Frey, Josaph,
Fraier. Malbro,
Groff, George,
400
80
104
40
400 40
40(1 118
401 113
100' '
405 150
417 70
402 ' 10
431 140
427 40
28 63
29 35
65 (17
74 23
M 03
437 157 21 -10
30 03
Glade, A. and J, 100
Gangwer. Matthias, I ..,T
a ..n,i r. mai.., r4i7
13
Gorden.John 2M Do
Gentle, James, 400'lou'
Grey, Wm, 400 28
i3oq 00
I,08
65 40
28 20
28 20
6 62
28 20
73 21
28 20
18 00
33 29
9 4:1
0 41
21,41
14 00
2$ 74
7 8u
0 60
3 31,
11) 80
7 62
28 24
7 81.
7 80
13 64
8 75
.18 20
,6 08
18 mi
68 12
11 00
49 34
9 10
74 57
74 01
41 80
11 20
,60 36.
55 33
,11 45,
Grey. Robert, 400 49
SfaTe:Ar:.-ndri'iVob".rr P? "l
Goodheart, Uenry, 1 400 10
llailewood, Jacob, 42A 07
Uenry, Josepu, Vli
Ileatb, John, 2v0, ,
Harley, Daniel, 407 112
Helster, John, 62
400 160
400 117
.101. ver, viainio, g
Kuuk.l, Cbriittn SU0.
Keil, Theodore," ' '200
,401),
.1 Ul! J"
393 117
Kuukel, John, 408 25
Jackson, Jeremtati, .100 , ,
Martin, l'ter, 12C
Mears, John, 31
Martin, Thoinat, uo
Mean, John, Vtl
Mc.N.il, James, 481
lUcPherton, John, 100'
398'
38U
412 117
416
112 117
1U
188
1U0
100
412
432
ltoinix, John, 100
Roailg, John, 03
Kuialg, Jehu, 67
Simmers, Wm, 401
Smoker, John,. '30
Ssvety, Jvlliabetb, ,115
Ssvety, Joseph. HQ
50
58
33
40
75
10,
50
Steadman, David 200
Soioker, Jnhu, 237
Sarety, Joseph, 120
Tench, Francis, 433 3.1
Weiss, Jacob, 435 ii
Welts, Jacob, ' 30U .
Willing, Margaret, 160
Widper, Jacpb, , 407 ,
Ybunr. John, ' 401 c48
438 80
412 117
399 ,30
383 80
il ,1.
Yentfer, Coursd, Si;)'lu
rE'NN FOBEiT'TfJWMHlHP.
Andrews, Jacob, 64 1)1
Now Advortiscmonts.
Part of
A. P.
Wntrnhtee'a Name
A.
p.
Am't
Anthony, Peter,
Ilurr,'Josepb,
Pader, Samuel It.,
lleahm, Philip,
Ileatel. John,
Beck, Henry,
Conrad, Malbew,
Olayiaile, David,
Carrol, John,
Craig, Thomas,
Colt, lleurr,
Under, David,
lleahm. Philip.
Bleckley, David,
Dryer, Norton,
Eppjey, Henry,
Tppley, Andrew,
Evans, Charles,
Erans, Plillip,
Evans, Cb tries,
limbics, IVni.,
Hartley, Jrhn,
Hninlet, (lodfrey,
Krbler, Couind.
430
18 75
22 3D
16 20
15 20
15 211
4.10 110
41 i 140
.".03 25
403 26
412
45.1
20
15 20
410
10 7(1
15 20
3011
80
433
, 27
27 100
408
.178
:ir,7
R8
4111
HVI
41111
4:iu
438
mi rau
411 135
451 23
25 85
2 03
a 93
15 20
16 20
16 20
5 30
1.5 2(1
4ns
384 40
11 IV,
18 75
22 :ui
15 2U
a 84
10 70
15 20
32 (19
29 40
8 10
11 f.5
Ml 40
15 20
15 2(1
16 211
15 20
67 80
15 211
15 20
2 42
18 75
15 20
16 20
15 2(1
438
420
170 '.24
ivnuer, AiTaunm
Kern', Mlclnel, A F,
BhecKler,
Levers. William,
Lenrch, John,
Louati, James,
McNeil, Samuel,
MatitzerFrnnels,
Nellgh. MrhebiB,
Nlcbolas. Win.
2(18
412 ni
422 07
410 109
4MI 10CI
431 15(1
4U9
Odunbeimer, I'hlllp, 405 108
roor, ,101111, to a 17 1J
Palmer, TlioliiRn, 6(1
Heed, Susanna, 439. nil
8linumrs, Jonas, 410
Tnrbort, Richard, 413 94
tolght, Sebastian, 401 OS
TOWAMENHINO TOWNSHIP.
Bowman, Henry, 100
Bratten, Hugh, 21
luckel A Boyer, I'M
Melnhart, Charles, 409
MeMauus. Peter. 105
9,00
8 34
20 30
17 30
0 .18
7.1 02
25 C2
n 18
12 11
23 94
(1 (10
18 02
24 03
74 20
30 52
49 CO
25 30
49 00
44 97
61 20
38 41
12 09
62 68
62 8
61 22
49 CO
0 74
Il 10
17 20
9 74
47 17
49 r,8
45 95
61 .17
62 68
6.1 71
60 41
28 1-5
19 22
5:1 24
6(1 88
49 CO
12 98
1.1 13
13 1,1
35 17
Blocker, Franrls.iCo. 118
Smith, John, 95
Snyder, Cornelius, nil
.Snyder, Cornelius, 93
Bolls, William. 2H7
Kline's Tract, 1(K!
Wlltermnn, Mary, CI
Toupt A (lerlug, 90
Youiit Gerlug, 468
Uabi.O, A ltlckert
J. K.. 92
LK1U011 TOWNSHIP.
Ill irk well. Robert, 401 1JI
llrnwn. John.
100
Davis, Benjamin,
Doilson, Sn.iitiiin,
Dodson. Mabel,
Dodsoti, Thomas,
Dodson, John,
Dodson, James,
Edmunds. Daniel,
Glluiore, Robert,
dill, John,
llottemtlne, Dnvld,
Hitrtx A DinUou
K.1kt, .lobn,
Murlln, Puler,
Mouse, Joseph,
Moore, James,
OMell, John,
I'ryor, Norton,
llolb, Peter,
Rackenstinw, Jos,,
Manners, Henry
Savltj, Elliabeth,
Savlta. Joseph,
Kinltli, Oliver,
Warller, .Michael,
Willing, Richard,
Weiss. Jacob,
Weiss, Thomas,
UhltoA llnaard,
4lr2 121)
Mi 40
438
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l.'l
42i-i
425 113
413 100
401
HIS
60
21 SI
72
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401
37(1 130
416 HO
421 113
4.4 120
407 70
223 B0
15i 120
420 108
3U8
421
4211
00
10
430
411
400
99
1(10
100
422
Craig, Daiiiul,
73
WAUCH CHUNK TOWNSHIP.
Cunningham, Jus.,
Fell, Jonathan,
Fell, Jonathan
Henlh. John
Leonard, l'elor
Lardls, Robert,
Moore, James
Murpbey, George,
Stout, Manassas,
(loruiley, Mrs.
Wagner, Nathan
Torrance, Jonathan,
Sinyard, James
Eberts, Joseph,
llontz, John
Erntn, Thomas
Rex, Emanuel
Stroup, Jacob
Stroup, Joseph,
Drelsbach, Daniel,
103 148 9 60
80 , 7 80
210 18(0
2(1(1 400 160 13 76
372 11(1 40J 110 36 IK)
4211 .80 18 (a)
18 2 53
12 2 (12
12 2 02
25 3 10
2'. 3 10
20 2 70
25 3 10
60 6 25
Ml 6 25
60 B 25
HI 0 10
IB 2 23
8 1 C8
26 1 10
T. D. CLAUSS.'Treasuror.
Mauch Chunk, AprU 1, 1870
W. EACHES,
Contractor & Builder,
LKniQUTON, FBNN'A.
Plans nnil SpcclucatlonH
JCOR ALL KINDS OP BUILDINGS MADE
AT THE SnORTE8T NOTICE.
NO CHARGES
Made for PLANK and SPECIFICATIONS
when tho contract Is awarded to 1)10 under
signed.
Jnne 14, U7J-yl.
A. W. SACHEM,
JUESSEI) AND LIVE
HO!
The undersigned respectfully Informs tho
cltlienaof Carbon and mllolnlng counties, that
io la again prepared to supply them with
Dressed or Live Hogs
at prices fully aa low aa they can be bought for
else where, Also, Smoked Hams. Bologne and
Saussngo, at Wboleanlo ana Retail.
QT Orders will be promptly filled, and Hog
shipped to any point at the shortest notice.
JOSEPH OBERT,
Bank Street, Lehlghtou, Pa.
Nov, a, rl
Plotts' Star Organs
Are aa perfect parlor organs aa are manu facta
red. Correspondence solicited with organist.
musicians aud the trade. Address, EDWARD
PLOTTS. Washington. N.J,
f OOK BEAUTIFUL LOOK ROSY l-A bot-
"lloof DURLINO'S nQK HLYCERINK for
Roughness of the. SKIN, CHAPPED HANDS,
Ac, only 25 cents a bottle. Muv 9,
Plotts' Stur Organs
Combine beautiy, durability and worllii Send
or Illustrated catalogue botora biiine. Ad
drees the.manulactuxer, tUIWAflp PLOTTS,
WaBhijurtou.N.J,
TirilY, Oil WHY will yon suffer with that
" f-OUOH or COJJ) when you may bo lni
mMlstely relelveilby'usilig iiUIILINnln COM.
49 aud UpRKflOUND,
1 A.iih in .uuiir.iv 11-
uy 9
For tub carhon aiivocatk.
LCiiltets from tlin Slciuornudum ormt
Olil Soldier.
Flo wns an ofQcor belonglni; to n
ronnsylvnnla Volnnteor orgnnlznllon.
So did I at llio tlmo referred to, nl
tliouclii In virtue of my commission,
and tho further fact of holding 11 special
nppoliitiiient nt Corps Hrndrjtinrtcrs, I
vyns not only tho ranking, but prid
ed myself on hclng tho moro Influen
tial oiucer or hip two. still, wo woro
pood friends, and had been such from
early manhood In fact ever since wo
had flrKt becomo acquainted, and that
was then some fifteen or eighteen years
ago. Ho wan n nowly married man
In fact hi honey moon had hardly end
cd when ho oiilleted I an aimless, god
forsaken widower to whom It could
matter but Illtln whoro lio might be.and
who to such a feeling as homo-sickness
was a perfect stranger. Different was
It with my frlofld, tho Lieutenant and
what moro natural, slnco ovory missive
ho received from tho loved ones at
homo must have had a tendency to sof
ten Ills heart his brain too, perhaps,
It was during the winter that liurnslde
was trying his hand at commanding tho
Army of the Potomac, nnd during tho
Interval between tho fiasco at Freder
Ickshurg and the succession of that boat
of all army-commlsslarles "Flchtlnir
Joe." Camp-life began to grow Irk
some, and large numbers of men, from
sheer want of moro active employment,
became a prey of that dreadful disease
"ophthalmia" ; among tho rest my
friend, although he stontly denied the
fnet by ascribing his sunken cheeks
nnd general debility to an affliction of
lungs, and regularly as tho sick-call
was sounded could ho bo seen wander
lug his way to the surgeon's tent for
his share of medical advice and attend
Hon. Yet, although ho grew worso
more feeblo nnd emaciated he continu
ed to combat all Intimations of homo
slcknees. T pitied him from tho, very
bottom of my heart nnd, provided he
were willing, could, owing tn my Der
snnal Influence at "Ilead-QiinrleVs"
have easily secured him n limited lenvo
of absence Hut In his case I found It
more dlfflPtilt to befriend hlru than to
refuse tho most urgent Importunities
of others. Ho wns 0110 of those that
vtiinld not bo comforted at least not
whlln tho doctor and I should pio
nouncn his ailment n caso of ophthal
mia. To obtain his consent for ah ap
plication for leave, a resort to ''strat
egy" was all that wns loft ua. In other
words, tho doctor agreed to "dose"
lilui, If I would belabor his mind, and
no sooner wns this course agreed upon
than nt It we went. In less than 9
week my friend wns sick enough sure,
and by dint of my own exortions his
frame of mind such ns to insure Ids
consent to almost anything provided
wo dropped tho name of what we con
sidered his true malady. When assured
by tho dIcIplo of Esculaplus that his
days on earth were numbered, he con
sented to go home, nnd no sooner had
he said so than my friend, tho doctnr,
made out Ills nppllcntlon in .duo form,
and, having obtained tho patient's sig
nature to tho same, placed It Into my
caro for proper and speedy action. In
less than two hours my errand was ac
complished, and tho documents, prop
erly "approved".hy tho Medical Direc
tor of the Corps, again In the hands of
tho surgoon. My noxt caro was to
properly prepare tho patient for hla
trip, which, with thn assistance of his
servant, was accomplished In a very
short time, and, Just as wo wcro mount
ed, the doctor came along and handed
him the "leave," that was to tako him
north of the Potomac. Now ray "sick"
friend had never been suspected of over
much "learnliiE" nor was hesuppo-od
tp know aught of medical phraseology,
but hardly had he opened his "leave"
(from which the surgeon had neglected
to remove n copy of tho original appli
cation, In which his sickness was styled
ophthalmia) than ho dismounted, and,
tearing the documents Into a hundred
shreds, exclaimed ; "If you think I am
one of them fellers, you're plnugedly
mistaken. I'll be d di If I go now 1"
Nor did he. He stayed, and In less
than two weeks was ns well and hardy
as ever. And not only thi, but be re
mained until the war was ended, and
meeting him about tho tine of Its closo
at Nashville, Iliad the honor and pleas
ure to salute In my former patlont the
Major of the th Pennsylvania Volun
teers. W. S.
A DISCOURAGED BOY.
Crnbapple's boy had read that touch
log Thanksgiving story about the chap
who ran away from homo when a boy
nnd wont to sea and was not hoard off
for years and years j and haw on every
Thanksgiving day tho mother set a
pinto for the. wanderer, and kept a seat
for him nt the tablo, and how tho gray
haired lre, whon he offeied a blessing,
prayed fpr his wayward son prayed
that he might return iu safoty to tho
paternal rcof.
And then one Thanglvlng day, when
they had aXjout given Iilm up for dead,'
although tho plato and vacant chair
tqld (hq story of a mother's undying
hope, just as the family had sat down
to a Thank$givlng dinner, there cauiu
n rap nt the door. ' Como In I" cried
the sire, and In bounced tho boy In n
sailor Jacket nnd a tarpaulin hat Just
homo from a whaling voyage.
Such rejoicing us there was in ,tlmt
house. (low his father shook both his
hands, and how his mothor wept over
him and embraced him, nnd how nil tho
brothers and sisters, aunts and cousin
hung around his neck and tugged nt
I1I3 sailor Jacket.
It was worth braving tho dnngors of
tho sea to meet with such a welcome
on his roturn. Ho sat nt tho foast in
the chair that a mother's dcnthloss I6ve,
audhopoand rccollectlou had alwayi
placed for him, and novor was thoro n
happier Thanksgiving since Hint ohor
ished nnnlversnry was invented.
Crabapple's boy wept, over that story
every time he read It, and he got to
wondering whether such a fuss would
bo made over 111 in should ho run away
from homo nnd then turn up again some
Thanksgiving day.
He thought about it so much that ho
finally determined to test tho business,
anyhow, no would seo how tho peo
plo would act when ho played tho pro
digal's return. So about n week bo
fore Thanksgiving ho run away from
homo. Ho didn't go to sea be
cause the son was too far off, and ho
couldn't mako much of a voyage in one
wctk, anyhow. Ho got a Job In a tan
yard, grinding bark, which answered
all the purpose, for ho could imagine
Ills " bark was on tho sea," ns ho rode
the old horse nround the circle. He
called the mill tho world, and Imagined
himself sailing around tho world at
every revolution.
1 nt,.,. - i ... .
vvitii a ueaung noart ne approaenca
the paternal mansion. He looked In at
tho window nnd saw the folks just sit
ting down to the Thanksgiving suppor.
A chill of disappointment crept ovor
him at) ho saw there was no vacant
chnlr and there wasn't any idle plate on
the tablo. He listened at the door as
tho blessing was asked, but although
several prophets were honored with a
flattering notice, his name wasn't men
tioned. This was n little hard on the
boy who hnd run nway from home and
was liable to turn up on that or any
succeeding Thanksgiving day.
Recollections of him didn't seem to
elustor around the hearthstone to any
very great extent.
Repressing u chilling forobodlng that
aroso In his breast, he flung open tho
door, rushed Into their midst and exi
clnimcd " Father I mother I 'tis I.
Sammy Crabapplel homo ngalnthomel
Home I" ana men tiirew hlmsoif on his
father's breast, sobbing convulsively.
What did that fathor do ? Did he
ling him and sob tears over him, and
call him his long " lost bo-bo-boy 7"
Not much. He took him by the collar,
led him into the woodshed and worked
over him more than an hoar with a bar
rel stave, his brothers and sisters
dancing around on tho back stoop In an
ecstney of delight, whle his mother
screnmod, " That's rlght.Arabus ; give
It to hlin I Learn him better'n to run
away from homo again I"
Then he was sent to bed without any
Thanksgiving supper at all, nnd
threatened with bolng deprived of both
Christmas and New Year's dinner.
WAKING UP THE WRONG PASSEN-
GEIt.
Ono day last week the three-car monto
thieves met with a little surprise OTer at
llattlo M( untaln, and from among tho
passengers on the West bound train
who alighted they selected the wrone
one for a victim. The story Is thus told
by the Virginia Enterprise :
"The other day, at Dattlo Mountain,
they, (the monte sharps) allured a Ger
man from the east, who exhibited a
largo roll of greenbacks on tho plat
form, Into the spider's net. The
drunken man' was on a blc snree
when the expected victim entered, and
wns loslnc monev on everv bet. The
German declined to bet, and to get him
In tho notion one of the cappers gave
him a twenty dollar piece on which to
try his luck, ne placed It on a card
and won. Pocketing the 140 he re
fused to bet again, and walked out of
house, followed nv the canne.rs who in.
aisted oil getting tho money back. The
German drew a larire seized revolver
from his pocket, and assuming a de
fiant attitude, said :
" 'You sneak to mo I Dut vou so tani
full of holes you don't know what you
am. I am an old Callfornlan, and
know all about your tam tricks. You
tako mo for an emigrant you make
fools rait your&elves. '
" The three-carders discovered that
they hnd caught a Tartar, as they saw
their would be-vlctlm board a train as
tho conductor shouted ' all aboard' and
leavo them lamenting,"
HUMOROUS.
Tho man who had a projoct on foot
went to a corn doctor.
At a rPAPnt. Rmilllnfr.miifli nnn man
spelt It " pasnlp," and got beet.
A concord (N. C.) man trlod a lonir
time to open the first postal card be
ever received.
Why should It bo easy to break Into
an old man's houso ? Because his gait
is brokon and his locks aro few.
It has been found that I u nearly everv
civilized country the tree that bears the
most fruit for markot Is the axlo-troo.
Poor Tweed I thoy'vq oyon denied
him n stay. But of corset's all right,
you know.
If thla inundation in Paris keeps on,
wn.ft'ir half tho pooplo there will be in-ieine.