Popular Verdict ns lo tho Fnrtj
Fourth Congress.
It Is Dow ft pood time to Jutlgfl of the
wisdom of t lie popular political outbreak
of 1874 Unit In the twlnkllnp of n ballot
upset tlie rule of llio republican party
In tho United States nml gavo tho de
mocracy the control of the more Impor.
tant branch of congress. Whatever has
nccoiupllMieiUo tlielowerhoutohasbeen
been made Rood ngalnst tho dead weight
of the President nnd scnato who have
not only discountenanced meritorious
reforms but have pulled In tho oppo
site direction. Hut the anvltin of thirty
millions of dollars In current expendi
ture nnd the terrible onslaught made
on official corruption In high places ore
natters so well understood by the peo
ple At large and so Incapable of ml "con
struction that they extort unwillingly
ecoinlum In quarters not partial to dem
ocratic ascendancy. Tho New York
Trlbuno says :
This connrc's has been an uncon
scionable tlnm adjourning, but at last it
hss made n flnlxh of It. Few words
are needed to recall the salient featurtf
of Its work. Necessarily It could do
little In the way rf jositlvc legl-lation,
since the republican senate ai.d demo
cratic house on the eve ot a presidential
election were even more than usually
euro to work at cross purposes.
But U has made a success In three di
rections. It exposed a corrupt secre
tary of war, and drove hlin from ollice.
It Investigated an unscrupulous minis
ter to Encland, and scourued him
home. It reduced opproutlutlons
sometimes wisely, often unwisely ; but
at all events It reduced them, nml so,
for the present, checked the enormous
expenditures of public money. For
these let this congress have all thanks ;
and let ns frankly say, too. that the
whole credit ot them Is due to the dem
ocratic house.
The New York Times, In an nrticle
full of bitter accusation as to the small
things, makes unwilling and ungraci
ous admissions of the reduction in the
yearly budget of expense. It says :
The next work which the party un
dertook was that of retrenchment. In
this they were partially successful
They luade many reductions In the ap
propriations which It was proper and
necessary to make, and some which
ought to have been made before Hut
they were not-content with this. They
undertook not only to jut down appro
priations for tho next year, but to
change the laws regulating sala les, to
seriously cripple Important branches of
the servlc, and to coerce the senate In
to yielding many changes in laws which
were In nowise connected with appro
priations. For Instance, they demand
ed that the senate should consent to re
organize the army, to abolish the Indian-bureau,
to tufn ihe Indians over
to the war department, and to repeal
the wholesome law now in force for tliu
protection of the purity ot tlie ,-uffrane.
The senate very rightly refused these
demands, when made under a threat.
The New York Herald makes the fol
lowing impartial coromer.t :
The legislative results of this long
session have not been especially bril
liant. The democratic party has lauor-
ed under a disadvantage, marred by its
opponents in consequence of Its long
exclusion from power, yet the raw
house of legislative neophytes appears
to advantage in comparison with the
senate, where the republicans have had
a majority ot (he trained members. Tiie
republican rriajoriiy in the senate has
done nothing to establish a claim to
public confidence, when-as the house,
in spite of blunders and inexperience,
has none much that sound public sen
timent will approve. It has reduced
the public expense, (.30,000,000 below
last year and would have made larger
reductions If it had not been tuwailed
by the senate. We do not believe any
public Interest will suffer by the meas
ure bf retrenchment. We are utterly
unable to point to any measures of the
venate which present a favorable con
trast.
The Philadelphia Public- Record, an
Independent and carefully edited news
paper, says :
The thing mo3t likely to be remem
bered and to make a decided impressiun
upon the country Is thu reduction in
Dationul expendltuies. We published
a table yesterday showinc the differ
ence between the appropriations of this
year and last year. But the action of
the house receives an additional illus
tration from the statement that the to
tal nmouut of money asked for by call I
net estimates was (203,098,025, which
the house committee cut down to (137,
233,155, while the housti raised it to
(1X8,752,340, and the senate Increased
It to (158.200.G1G. leaving the sum
flnelly agreed upon, alter many pro
tracted disputes, at (147,722,210. This
Is, of course, exclusive of approjiria
tions for the payment of the Interest of
the-puDllo debt, and only represents the
ostensible amount or annual exionui
lures for present purposes lo this era
of low prices and hard tidies The tact
that the cabinet eslimatt s have been
cut down more than (55,000,000 shows
conclusively that there must be a wide
margin for economy In many places
and we suspect that the house, In-teaU
of finish)!)).', has only commenced the
leal woikof retrenchment. For that
beginning, huwever, the nation may,
perhaps be thankful. There was
time when a strict regard for economy
was one ol the chief characteristics of
a republican government. This rule
lill prevails in sturdy Switzerland
and our own country should retrace her
steps as rapidly and effectually as pos
slble back to simple and inexpensive
methods of managing public affairs.
The, livening Telegraph, at onto the
ablest nnd most Indept udeut.rtipuhli
can newspaper In "Philadelphia, says :
Wl!mv few regrets to express over
the met that ilttferent -political Inuu
-iii'C iult;d itrthe house mid. In tliM
fteiotlti, and wo m conndcnMdat tho
ultliqale results, ot tin session that lias
ut clnsrd will bp beneficial to tho tin-
tlon. " We are ns confident now
ns wo were heforo the session opened
that permanent good will result from It,
anil In reviewing the doings of congress
for tho lit eight months wo l.nve
much satisfaction In knowing that
much wiong doing has been exposed
and measures taken for prevenllni: the
occuneneo of tho like again, and that
many reforms of tint hldhesi' Import
ance and value have been effected.
The record of the house Is much bet
ler than that of the senate, which has
persistently obstructed every reform
movement, good, bad, ami Indifferent,
Innugurated by the house, and has In
augurated none of Its own.
Dill Akoy's IMvoicc.
1)111 Akey.n lesidentnr Hunt county,
Texas, agieeliiK to disagree with Ids
wife, tiled a petition In court prating
for n release from one .Mrs. Akey nen
Sniuli .hum Maxwell, widow. He low
will be found an extract from said pe
tition ; which is a peculiar document
to say the least :
Petitioner states that In the year 1802
he lost his beloved wile, leaving him a
disconsolate widower, with seven chil
dren to mourn with til m their loss.
In thrt tall ot 1871 small Jane Max
well cros-ed my way, and If your peti
tioner had followed the advice of Tony
Weller to his son Samuel, this suit
would nuver have been brought Peti
tioner would further state that the said
Sniah Jane was n widow, nnd the moth
er of seven children, begotten by her
foimer husband, thank the Lord.
Petltlouei would tutther state that the
said Sarah Jane was a woman ol migh
ty winning way's Wforn we were nmr
rled, and one of tho mildest mannm-d
women he eer saw. Petitioner would
further state that the said Sanih Jane
told him that all of her chlldien were
angels, for Ihey Just looked liko their
dad. Sarah Jane told petitioner that
she was raising up her child-en in the
fear and admonition of the Lord, iitul
that she required her children to repeal.
tho Lord's prayer every nlht ; all of
which petitioner believed, lor the said
Sarah Jane repealed to petitioner the
said prayer, which begins, " Now I lay
me down to sleep, etc. Now, light
here let petitioner stute that tho said
barau iatw. is the last woman thnt ever
will wheedle him Into matrimony on
the piety side ot the docket.
l'etlt.oner would further slate that on
a Sunday morning In December, 1872,
the said Sarah Jano came to the house
of the petltioner.and by her fascinating
walK and pious conversation Induced
petitioner to go to the house of that
godly man, Thomas Heady, and there
we were united in the. holy bonds or
matrimony ; ami your petitioner, be
lievlng that he had a Dorcas for a wife
thought it his duty to follow the In
junction of the Suilptuies, and leave
home, fattier and mother, and cleve un
to his wife ; so I left my home taking
with me my seven children, and went
to the home of Sarah Jane in Tlldwel
Thicket. And hero petitioner wouh
like for Ihb veil of ohlivius to tall upon
the scene, and wlint followed to be lo
to history and to man ; hut ns the vei
of oblivion will not tall, petitioner
bound to tell what happeio-d.
Petitioner soon discovered that when
he went to the home of tho said Saiah
Jane his Dorcas was gr.ne, and that lie
had a Mary Magdalene with her seven
devils for soon the Maxwells wanted
to know If tho Akeys would mix ; and
it Is well known that when tho Akey
blood is up they will not bo imposed
upon and no mix it was. Your pe
titioner jiimded upon the. head ofait tur
ret, au.1, in tho language of our Piesi
dent, cried out, " Let us have peace."
Hut abuut that time Sarah Jam) mo
tioned a stick at petitioner and here
petitioner makes his head exhibit A, to
show the result of that tight.
Petitioner would further stnto that.ln
order to have a clear and comprehensive
view of this case, wo must understand
the geographical position of the ho'iso
of tho said Sarah Jane. Sarnh Jano is
the middle man ot Tildwell Ihicket.
Plump In flie center of said thicket is
where she lives, and to this place was
petitioner conducted; and the place was
gloomy enough, indeed for the sun
only shone two hours a day and then
was letdown by lead troughs ; but this
darkness would have been sufferablu to
a nr.wly married man If It had not con
tinued so long. For three long weeks
petitioner worked night and day before
he saw the sun. Petitioner believes,
and thinks the record will show that
the said Sarnli Jane wheedled film Into
matrimony for no other purpose than
to clear up the thicket, because from the
first she was abusive j but at first her
abuse was bearable, but just in propor
tion as petitioner cleared up the thicket
she became more abusive, and when
petitioner had cleared and fenced a good
field and planted und raised a good
crop, the said Sarah Jane putting on
a lull head of steam told petitioner to
take his Akey brats nnd git up and git,
aud it is needless to tell any one who
knows Mary June that petitioner had
it to do.
HUMOROUS.
Cat's.tropliy A mouse.
Now school eloquence College oar
rations. When may a man be said to got a
good start in business ? Whon an
ujcppcted bill Is preeuted to him for
payment.
A young Lothario, much given to
moonlight htiulls, expresses theoplnion
that "rlirt" may bo parsed as a "hue
ulght verb."
All efforts to make hay by gaslight
have failed ; but it was discoveied that
wild oats can be sown under Its cheer
ful rays.
A. Berks county farmer has mowpd
with the same scythe for thirty-rive
years, It Is said, nml hu oxpocts to use
It until he Is ihi uiotter.
A correspondent writes, asking for'
"a reuj-O) tor Hie apple tron worm."
Uowpau we proci I he u nt li we know
what's the mutter with the worm If
. Wheh you can buy a dnzmi clothe
pins' for three cents, and haye thein
sent home by u twu'.horM team , tor
uothtitK, ' why' wilt longer for the re
turn ot thoo ''ji.(.d old lifuwi ?'
war m mqe psioes
itimiem am . am mm,
Successor to D. Book & Co.,
Ait tila 66 MsnfliaaaatBa ttoi'??9
Opposite tho L. & S
Respectfully announces to liis
lie is daily receiving additions
LADIES' DRESS nml DRY
GROCERIES nnd PROVISIONS,
QUEENS WARE, &c &c, &c.
Also, just received a car load of LIVE K POOL SALT,
which I am soiling at Bottom Prices.
SALT FISH a Specialty.
(gU0 If you really desivo to
of Goods you can get for a small sum of Ready Money,
you should not fail to give mo a call before making your
purchases elsewhere.
Don't forget the Mammoth
May 0, 1870 yt
Wcissport Planing Hill & Liimbcr Co.,
noMiPftfullr 'Dtienrce tn rnrptntprs, Ht:tcrs. Ontrnctorn nnd others, tli-'t hnvlvir ronioletcd
their NEW 'ILLH. tJ-y aiouow meiiaicil lo supply tliem, at VKltt LOWEST PRICES, Willi
oveiy do criptlou ot
Such as Siding, Floor Boards, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Shut
ters, Moldings, Brackets, Cabinet "Ware, &c, &c,
On the Minrto.it Not'oo. Our Machinery Is nil
ii vo no iipaiininii in uiinmmriiiK j-enecr. r-nusjajuim in nil who u a. invor ns wim ill. it oino h.
It vii hnvn not linio M cull nnd M-.o.'t ntint vnu want iml yojri.idurx una II. ey u 1.1 lju filled
promptly mm at low pricoi pb though von warn pipnnt.
Give us a Tilal, and you will 0o convinced of what wp say.
SOLOMON' YEAKEL,
1). 11. ALUKIUHT,
W M . I1II5HY.
.10IIV IIIERY.
Office nnd Mill, nearly opposite tho
County, lVnna.
Chanzc Yonr
AM wanttns FItUIT FAHMR, copoclullv minute to tlio ttrnwth of lh" VIN'K, vrtirrn H 1 nn
Ffltibili'ii'il Bin-re nml iiv f j H(W Pltui-'ITS Tim inml it 1111 tuiapit'il to Hie jiruwtlnu
ronctios rt':irn, App 0 01m mnn irnn ; ain, uimr. iwirh ami vepemu ps.
MitmMiiimlrrtHofcxenl iir VINK A 111) Oltril VUOSnnil l-' i JtMS, enn now bo p(nn.
Till; IjUIW1IO Huulrai ml cHHoutti of rml iiplila, hy Ilulhoait, m nniil. fipitfchlfitt rll
m:ito .ml fti thn vaty iloo nif New Vmltnutl riiituilotiihu MarUcH. AnoUier ltailtoait ruuaili-
IVTl!" ViiAt KMalreclvljA!l(lR. RUCCKSSPUIj AND VUnsPKHOU . f'.mrchoq, flclinoli,
ami ntr or inn ltyt'n mo 11 lc.ttir ftnli Isl oil. AN') tmtnutat lot iri ot shoew, 1 Intlun. (Uih,
Mrsw OikmIh, a hi otiioi- thlnj.'H, :it whirli iiilffriMit nirtiiliris t 11 tutrlr t-m ptfnin Pinitl'ivnimi'
it Im iM'iMi u IIKAIjI'II Ut01t I' fur huiio wmh mrt lo- tn'op't HiiflVrmo frnm jut mmiiiry uf
frtioiiit. Atithiiui. 1 jituih. VLait'. tititt iiiM tt' t mmiv llto mhH li'iv futlte'v r"Lnvpi'tL
A new Hlk'fe llotyl birt Just bfdl nrnpi'lo t t t f nt fumt. tvilli li ick Imil liny, four sfoilon
hicli iilHnill.iif Ficitch hvm iMnlitll nioMoi n iininovo'innti tor t'i' uc(i'Miiinni.itif)ii of viHi'itia
lUrc iC Ol' KAUU JANI) .Vii- M-JIAl'i. li, vayal) n by nut 1 km nU. Within t'nw'fri it of
fi.ur vt'tirs. In tins tliinnto plantcil o.it u vinos iiereicoint uioiu iflnn KOucio fuither
""l'crnMtM nmoqiiainttft wttb Fruit Urowlur.onti
piuiDt 111 miii ivii'ti Hiiro
MVK Ai'ilFS, 0-sl3ACltU AND 1W.V
ni-n ir h't .
WM'Ht viHitinp1 mo i'onionn'oi j;xnioi 101, vim nnn can io viflup'i nt nrnnn OMmn-n,
A inner omit untitA full linoiiii-itioti, uili be soiit upon itf iHcilljii to Oil A KLKH K. LA7CUI9,
VlVKI.ANfl. N. J fro nt in-t.
Tho to lowina J-on extimt Vwn ft rtowrlntmn of Vin"lttnl, publihol In tUo Kfw YoltK Till
nun, ' y ilja well Ki.onvh Arnonlturl'-t. hiti ltnbhn uj
All tw fiirnior- wio f tlio ' well lo tin" (ort, iMHl.nnmof lUnit w lio linvo t.irnM holrntt''n
11- n i. tr UK ud in ikit pinit'imiR, imvr iowi no.i. Tii.soti ih r um, vnri'iif from Hin-ly
mc'MPp. nnd ritifioo unit I tu nolnttntr nitrrwi'clo 1 w t!i miiiiM ("ttciins initl otTn-iniui. wm
nuiul .w, lu wlilcum'itoHit1 of potir iiniok tiro hti.ieil. xnUklont to futll 10 the who cupiainl
Minfieu . ttt-r it hatb anno ox m.iAt itofiiMi tuinl li-illlltv
It is certainly onn tit' thr tnohtutftmiv fn'ttl tr-irtt, in tn nlmnsf nnsition. niut uititM? conrh'tfan
for filmxanlftinmrtu, I hat we knmtfofthte ttiteuf Ihe tl'frrt prairie, IIV fnnil wm of the ohlrtt
farm uppartnttyjuitvt jirufitally jryxluctive at whtn first chatui nf forentjijty or ahundwl years
Tho proo'offtHt would no iirilwvpr thwciusoof iliti oonttmud fortllitv '1 lo w nolo country U
nniitrlnoHopo lr.niMl nil thimtKo tlio sil wo totiml cvilonortK o cnlomoouH HiilitnticoH. tr nornllv
In the form ot ludur.itetl ontcarooiu nnr!. ali'uvlni? innnv ni.llnoL lo msor itueiei t hIipIIh, of tlio
tortmr. totimtl in : unit this innrii PuMtfinoo H HCittfrett n I (lnoj h . no boi(. hi it vorr coinnil.
m u oil tomi, nudln the csaot ootimtlnn and lnut
tocnlllVi.to.
Til NEW "DOMESTIC,"
A DOUBLE THREAD LOCK-STITCH MACHINE.
IT retains all the vlrtuei of th Mht-U tinning "DOMESTIC,1 Including the Automatic
1 Tension, which wai nml U the Iwst In ue
-OiM'Ica.c notice uur I'ATKN i' UARDKNED CONICAL IKAHINGS on loth the Machine
and Slan t
Our ne wand nld Ideas, worked out with brand new Machinery and Tools at our own new worVs,
In the Inisy city f Newark, New erkoy, Itave piven u a ttaiid!ird of MECHANICAL EXCKL
LKNCE Minimum uf Friction, Maximum of Durability, and range of work, never hcretofure
reached In the Sewing Machine world, 1 "
TO .THIS STATEMENT AND THE 'MACHINE .ITSELF
We Invite the attenttoi of airl'especiatly those having hlh mechanical akllt'or
observation. Ni 11. All MLchlno fully watranied. , I ! -
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO.,
JNoav Yoi'lc nixl CIiltmKTo.
' LADIES, USE "DOMESTIC 'PAPER FASHIONS,
F. P. Lentz, ngent for Lnlilgliloii a il vicinity. Feb. 10.
Depot, BANK Street,
customers und friends, tlifit
to his stock of
GOODS,
know how largo nn amount
Store, opp. L.&'S.Decot,
LKIIIOIITON, PENN'A.
Now mi l nf Mm Must Approved Kind, fo lint we
Fort Allen Homo, WEISSI'OUT, Rnrhnn
June 10. 1870-t:l
Surroundings. '
brenmo fomilmrwith it In n sliort tlmo on n'c
LOW, In iliotnwii'nf l.amUavll'o nnd Vlnelond,
Ufniinll.itftl by bucIi plantH aa tnofnni'or d -sired
Juno 17, 187.
jyj ii i:n Liu a nut co.,
BANK RTEKET. Lehighton, Pa.,
MtLLER9 nnd DealerB tn
All Kind; of flllAIN IIOUOHT nml 801.1) at
Wo wnnld. nlpn. learwrttnltr Intni-m nnrsltt.
n Dint wenro uonrlullr prepared lo SUP
PLY tnem with
HBesti of Coal
From eny Mlno desired at VERY
LOWI3ST 1MIICRH.
M. IIEILMAN & CO.
Jul i- if.
s
Amur: i, oiiavgk, '
Opposite tho rulille Rqunrf. BOU Til STUEET
LMHIHHTON, Pa.,
Mnnufncturer ot
Tin & Sheet Ironware
And Dottier in nil kind
lW HOOPINO. hpuiitino nnd jrinnrwri
rnniptlr intended to lit renuuuhlv nhnrce'.
MAIHUJ'.li UIlAViSIl.
JEYSTONE I'ltLNTINU INK CO.,
MANUFACTUIIUKSOF
PllINTINO INKS,
(Hook ami Niws lllnek n Specialty,)
Nr. 17 North Sill Slrri-t,
rmntitLriiiA. v.
Our Ink are of a ftuperlor qualltr, ttelng, made
Trom IIibIhI Ingredient and under Ihe perian
al Mirervlslonnfa rrartiral prlnlvrand prenrmnn
thereforo vo tvlll auARANItR i.very I'nuNn or ink
InlKtof a Superior Jet nlnrk, flulek
l)r j Iiik, mid entirely Free from Bet-
tlng-OIT.,
Our price are frnm 30 to 50 per cent
lower than auy other luk manufactured In the
Unit. J lali.
A I rial nf a aimpte keg will cmiTlnceany printer
that he has lieen paytn; nenrty douhle what he
ahouldl'nr hlfllnka In time past,
Addre,
Keyslono V1'1''1'1!? Ink Co.,
' No. 11 North 611 Street,
" PHILADELPHIA, TA
QUAKLKS IltOEIIHt'H
Annbnncra to thn clttzenk nf Ihlcttton and Tl
elnlly thnt he has lmrclioai-d llic Slock of Jobn
Ici.lmia on Boooud t.,and remored thee-ime
to his rculilenco on the cnnier of Mocond id
lr n sl., nml thnt ho wl.l to planned to supply
his friend. Willi I ho choicest llianda ot
Family Flour,
Feed, &c.,
Atpitcos ns town clRwrhoro.
CIIAS. FH01SllI,I0n.
Feb. S, lS70.Cm
jKS. C. do TSCHiRSCIIKY,
Next to (lobonlc'a Jewelry Store,
HANK STUEET, LEHIOHTON, Ta.
Cnlia Ihn nttenlloii ni thn Lndleaof Lehighton
nn.l vicl lin' Hi Iho (net that Mho keeps n full
ftHMIIblllUlllOl
Berlin & OcrmantoAvn "Wool,
IMPOItTJSl) ANU DOMESTIC KMI1KOID.
r,mis.j, nIoH. iuiuionb,
Laclic's' and Children's Hose,
Li.irnnnaEit & rwitzeu chebsb,
CANDinS. CiiNPIiCTIONSnnrt n vnrlctrof
other niijeioMii.it usually kept lu any other ktoer
ni Lehliiliton.
Afhiirenl pnlilio pTtronogels tollolted, nnd
saiiaiuciion puaniniecu. jhu. . uia
T EIliailTON DAKEUY.
'I ho mulernlcned announces to tiie dtlzenn ot
Ii-'hlffltC)!. Wtlrtuport mid thn PuirourHlinn
uoitihboihood. that he U now f iillv vreparoU to
ffiipptv iiieiii wnu riu w j. r i.iwnn
lireafl, (Jakes & Pretzels
Kverr Mornlnir r.t Whole anio and Ketntl. at the
lowoHt prioi-rf. xte niao a euccia ty ox
"Wedding ami Fnncy Cakes.
PlcNlcs and nil other Tartlcu supplied with the
Choicest Mado Ico Cream,
In lnme or amall quantlile. on ahort notirn and
a reason ihl Itaines. A'eo, alvaya on hand a
largo (mock of an kiiius oi
CANDIUS. NUTS. FBUITS, Ac,
at Wholes.no and Kotall. Patron ige soLolted.
J. W. O'NKII
aprll 8yl Uanlc Bfcet, Lohlghton Pa.
VV. EACHES,
Contractor & Builder,
LEIIiailTOS, riSNN'A.
Plans anil porlflcatlonR
roil ALL KINIIS OF J1DILDIN03 MADE
AT 11II3 BIIOKTESr NOTICE.
NO CHARGES
Made for PLANS and 8r LCI FIXATIONS
w.ien tho contract la awarded to Ihe under
algned. June It, 1873-yl.
A. W.
EAcnna.
BELF0ED
THE HATTER,
Broadway, Maijch Chunk,
Ilnaliiatopenedagiloni'ld stock of HATHaad
ami UAH, of the Luteal. Slvlea llohiu
Aiao on haiid a lull line of
lyes 1, JFniMj
AT PHIOE3 LOWUR TIIAN r.VGIt.
Mnrpn li.vl , JAS. I1LLFOUD.
$1,200 ISSiJirpJioo
MiidotSlarbonthhyiWaand HtH. Iiiyeataoi
onnll.iir tn vmir in (mm. 110. tS 1 or tn), lu
erocU PUIV1LLOAH, Haahrouifht a small
lortiino to tuj earelul luvea'or. We advioa.
nh.tu and how to oi'Bi.ATB bavbLt. llro!(sih
full ii.toiuvittoii mjU iloo. Address orders by
mailuuu loloKtapli to
II AX PICK Ai CO.,
Rankers und iironers iT Wail Et N,
'pHE SLATINGTON
PLANINGf MILL
AND
Cabi6ot Wars Factory,
,AT SLATINPT0N.
JOHN BALLIET, Proprietor,
rated to execute any aivonnt of urderi lor
DrossoD LiimboR
OF ALb KINDS.
Doors, Sn&lies, llllndu, Slintten,,
Moiildliigs, Cabinet Ware, Ac,
With Proinptneas.
Brackets Made to Order.
The Machtnerr la all.new iknd nt th hi.t ..ft
mint I m proved klnda. I enmloy none buk the
beat nortiiien, nae well arannod and rood ma
terial, nnd am Iho efore able) tn rna' antre entiro
aaiiafaotlnn to all who roav Invnr metrlth a call.
Order D mail pmmptly attended to. .Mr
rhartreR are ni'hirrntni tormi caaii, or IntexeiB
charged alter thirty dart.
QtVU MK A CALL.
r7 Thnae envai-etl In tlmtfllnf will flnl If n
their adrnntnse tl hvo Mdlne, Floor Iloarda,
Iloora, sashea, shut I era, Ac, &-., nude at tola
Fartorv.
Slay lOyl JOHN HA LLIKT.
jfBX & lion,
Announce to
eltiiDsnf Car
bon and adjoin.
Iiir Cenntlee
that they are
now prepared t
sopply
LIVE AKD
tlllESBED HDDS, at the LOWfciT MAIIKET PRIORI.
unmra miurj.eii, alio X107S neilT'Tca on shore.
i otice. VAltl) and OFPICK. opposite tlr
Nertl wealern Hnuse,, BAHK S.TREVT.
LL1IIOIITON. Penn'a. ,.
Jan. inn BEX A IIOM.
T
ItOHIAS KOOXS
IleJnectfnllr annmineM tn thA llllnn. a.
hnn nnd adtolimix Conntioa. that he naa pnr.
iha'ed the entire latereat and atockof if, O.
LKVAK VfAY In the LEHIOIITUN
Cora Broom Manufactory,
located la te noroni;h ol Lehighton. Carbon
Connty. Pa-, and tint ho is prepared" to CU all
ord.ra entrusted lohlm wltb.the
Ye'ry Best Quality of Brooms
at tho LOWEST P0S8IHLE LIVING PRICE.
A trial is rerpoctlnlly tollclted and entire ant
lufactln'i B"ai ar teed.
Maimt .ctnry In the Basement of the ' Valley
House," oppoalto the Lelilih Valley UK, depot..
Feb. M, 1871. THOMAS KOONS.
J
K. IUCKKRT,
Opposito L. Sj S. Depot,
On the East Wcissport Canal Bank
neanecttntlr mfotma the citizens of thla Ttctnt..
ty that lio kee pi constantly on hand arid BELLH
nt Ihe Lo EST MAUKhT PItlCES. the Terr
UEsT BllANUd of
ALSO, SEALER IN ,
FOIl BOILDINO AND TflETt PUIt POSES
which he Kuarantees to bo
Thoroughly Seasoned,
AND WUICn HE 18 NOW.SELLINO AT'
THE VEUY LOWEST RATES.
Ooall oal
WIIOLESALK and RETAIL, at the LOWEST
CA.SII FIUCHTs.
Ilohasa anrrraherof Tery ellaiWy located
In RICKERTSTOWN. Franklin TOTrnshli
which ho wli. Sell on very i-aay t erms. .
Aug. t.
J. K. IllCKERT.
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Oil OK TO LET.
AONE-STOflY FRAME BDILDINR. bnilt
expressly fur a' PlIOTOOttAPUKR, or would,
fiult a OIOAit.MAKER. UlIOEMAKEIt or
TAILOR. Will he sold Tery cheap for Oasu or
on short time with upvroTed aecurlty. ' Apply
at f U1B OFFICE. jnnelt-tT
HUSINKSS MEN AND OTHERS
IN WANT OF JOB PRINTING)
OF A.N Y DEbCMIPTION. WILL
IINDTUEOAItBON ADVOOA1X
OFF1CK TllH UtSl' and C11KAP.
ET PLACE IN THE COUNTY.
GIVE OS A TRIAL AM) Bit
CON VIS OKI).
A. KI3VIUOITU, n.
DRTJO STORE, N. W. corner THIR
TEEN'lIl aud liKOWN street Philadelphia,
Is more than usually sueceasf ulin tiie treaiiuent
ot lliood. Hiu aud Drinarv .Llfectious. diseases
arlalua: tbrouKh imprudence nr esrlv lnidscre
tlous, or whei e the parlies nfll eted ila'not tart
to apply to their reifuiax Dhyslcun. Charge
uirn.erai-0. Two-thlrusot the Doctors patient
haw n.ployeu aim solely -through the rtcoru-'
niendatli it ot others Inly M-yi
W 4 t
O j
WANTED the business men to know that they
can cut JOB ruiN.'lI.NO d.ina cheaper at -oaubox
advocatk Ofllce than ht uy other
ploou lu thu oouvty, 7ryu.
WANTED1, everyt.odv to know that ll 00 cash,
will pay a year' nubacnpilou iui the CAR.
RUN ADVOOATE.
TOR PRINTINO. at ths very lowest prloe a
tl TIIE CARBON. ADVOOAT OVFIOU.