jillllUlffll'l HUH WlllMIIHHMlljllg
Society BIoollhkH.
MurucnRi Timiit. 532, Imp. O. of It. M. meets
In ltcbrr'o Hall, ooty baturdsy evening at
jVlUVi . . .
it nf it.. f)nm. 1L OUhnra.
t..,..i-Vi in.ii v Hn ?. A. o. rc. or Tltlt M. 0,
slid and 4th Monday of each month, In no.
bor's Hull, i,onignion, uv u o oo; i. .
11. j. Hunsicker. H. k. 0.1 ;J. 1U Ullnam,
, s; Ki . a. .
i4V iiut Lrtnnie. Vn. nsfl. 1. O. O. f
meets every Tuesday cvonmg, at 8 o'clock.
In lioners nan. a w. .cacuu. is. w. i a.
I), llobor, Secretary.
rono 1N3M Tbihii, No; 171. Imp. O. It. M meet
i tin Wtshtosdiy evening ot mien work, at 7:30
u'clock In Public firhool Hull. Welaapt tt
l'a. 13. r. tilckert, s. 8. 11. (Ilitum. t'. of It
Liniauros Lonait, No. Ml K. of P.. meets
on I'rldav eienlr gs. In Roller's Hall, ntViLO
oxloOH. J. w. nniiiienunsii, u. a. n
Ratclltr, K of 11.. and .
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n. SIKWKItS,
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AT LAW.
OFTICE, No. 2, Mansion llouso,
MAncil CHUNK. PA.
Sottllng Estates. Filing Accoanti and Orphans
uonrr rncuco a specialty.
Trill of l'aoes rarelnllv attended to. Lcgil
transactions m Engnsn ann uerraan, jan ,
SATUltDAY MOllNlN'd, SEPT. 10, 1816.
Local and Personal.
tSJ- Parties receiving the Advocate
with a cross marked alter their names
Will please remit the amount due for
Subscription, or me extra ou cents win
ba added to pay the expenses of collec
tion. JBEi
Slatlngton is moving for the or
ganization of a fire company.
The Allentown Female College open
ed the fall session with eighty pupils.
Quite a number of men tvsre sus
pended from Packerton last week.
At the Lehigh Gap ono morning
lait week the ground was covered with
froit.
2t sheets of paper and 24 envel
opes for 80 cents, at Lentz's Drug
Stote.
Heart, Stndy and Reflect .1. T.
,-Nusbauni & Son's popular announce
ment, In another column.
Friday, October Oth, is tho last day
to pay taxes If you want to vote for
.President tins year.
A full stock of pocket books and
pen knives nt Lentz's Drug More chea;
for cash only.
Nothinc has been done on the new
Tube Works at Ferndale. It Is believed
that the enterprise will ba altogether
abandoned.
There are over a hundred prisoners
In tho Luzerne county Jail, Included In
the number being tlghteen women, aDd
one Infant.
if ynn want a nice glove go to T.
D. Clauss' and select frpiu his new and
adegant steck of kid and Lisle thread
gloves, just opened.
All tho latent novelties of the sea
son, In ladles' dress goods and shawl,
to be seen at the Original i;hcw Cash
Store, beautiful plaids at ISHcts. per
yard.
Whlto and tinted note paper and
envelopes, In boxes, latest styles, for
ladles and gentlemen, an Immense
stock, just received at the Central I)ruf
Stote of C. V. Lentz, and selling at
lowest prices for cash.
J. K. Rlcket t has still a few of thoso
eligible lots In Klckertstown to dispose
of. If you feel like securing a good
home call and see him He Is also sup
plying ftour.fecd, lumber and coal at the
lowest rates.
T. D. Clauss lias Just returned
from the city with a beautiful stock of
C'entonnlal and other btyles of neck
ties. Also, a full stock of geut's fur
nlthlng Roods of tho choicest quality.
Call and seo them.
J. T. Nusbaum & Son, at the Ori
ginal Cheap Cash Store, have Just re
turned from Now York with their Fall
and Winter stock of Dry Goods and
Dress Goods, and are offering great In
ducement to cash buyers.
There was a girl In our town and
she' was wonderous lame, she ran a
heavy sowing machine from which the
trouble came, but when tl.u saw how
lame blio was with all her might and
main, she bought a now " Domestic"
.and was soon all right again.
J,. W. O'Nell, at tho LehlghUm
Bakery, has newly and tastily fitted up
hlsjcu cream saloon and opened up bU
soda fountain, and Is now prepared to
supply our citizens with the finest llft
vors of Ice cream and soda water day
and evening.
Fr P. Seramel offers at private sale,
on very reasonable terms, sevcnrtVn
very pleasantly located building lots on
the olil fair grounds, In this borough
inn oners a rare opportunity for per.
eons desiring to uulid themselves
home. For further particulars an
to F. P. Seramel, at his hardware etofe,
os tiank btreet.
Dr. Fittlgr's Rheumatic Remedy
eurea rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous
aid kidney diseases. Dk. Fittlkh's
Pectoral Syiiop, Infallible for eoughn,
tolds and bronchitis. Dr. Fittleu s
Cordial, Camsata, Liniment aud
Veoetablb Liveb Pills sold by C.
W. Lente, sole agent for Lehlgbton and
Welssport. 2-ly
T. D, Clauss has jut returned from
the city with a beautiful assortment
of cloths, oasslmeres and vesting, which
he U, ujvr Niahing up at price lar
below aity other house la the Valley,
while the btyle of fit and workmanship
it unsurpassed. Call and me hla coods
before you purchase elsewhere. There
it no charge for showing goods. AUo,
a full lino of ladles' and gentlemen's
satchels.
llnndrlck 11. Wrlaht has been no
mliiRtort'for Congress by the Democrats'
of tu 12lh Congressional uiHtriti,
lltobert Sweetly, Oliver Olansi and
n nu.nhcr of other of our young men
l.avo been spending tho past week nt
tho Centennial,
Patrick Gnllnnhcr was killed by a
fall of rock while working In tho llenr
llldga Colliery, nt Mahnnoy Plane, on
Monday evening,
John Lapp, of Pleasant Comer, Is
n my engaged getting up a club for tho
American Agriculturist, atinscripuim
$1.10 a year. Send In your names
early.
Dama rumor hath It that ono of
our " nlco vonnc men," will shortly
lead a dashing bellu to the hynienlnl
alter. We are requested not to mention
names.
The Governor, on Tuesdty last, !?
sued his warrant for tho execution of
Alexander Campbell, convicted of the
murder of John l Jones, on tne inn
of November.
The Jewish New Year Is at hand,
and on the lOtlt of this month, Isiael-
Ites throuuhout tho world will Innugu
rnto with every solmulty tho advent of
the year Buy7.
Patrick Kleinan, on Wednoday
last, was accidentally killed In the
mines nt Jeansville, and 'thus. Jones,
was badly injuied at the Scotch Valley
mines on Tuesday.
The Quarry of the Germanla Slate
Co., near Slate Dale, has just passed to
the ownership of a party of New ark
capitalists who purpose to carry on tho
business on a larue scale.
The Welssport public school open
ed on Monday last, Mr. J. F. Bach
wan, of Unnielsvllle, Pa., has been ap
pointed principal, and Miss Sue E. Zern
has charge of the primary classes.
Tho Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany announces aiiuarter'y dividend of
two per cent, payable on tho 10th Inst.
This Is equal to an annual decllno of 2
per cent, or lrom 10 per cent to 8 per
cunt.
Adam Smith says " man Is an ani
mal that makes bargains." Aud this
reminds us that, Da.vid Kbbert is about
tho best man iu this section to make bar
gains with for a carriage ride. Try It
aud he convinced.
There Is some talk of reducing the
dividend of the Delaware and Lack
awauua Railroad to I'i per cent quar
terly. A suspension of dividends by
the Central ot New Jersey Is accepted
as ono of the contingencies of business.
On and after next Wednesday, the
20th hist., Helm & German, the popu
lar boot and shoe dealers will sell only
lor the "ready John," and for that pur
pose they are now marking down the
price of made up leather to the lowest
dot."
A young man named John Brobst,
brother of Peter llrobst, residing near
Steinlersville, fell down stairs Tuesday
nlgbt,and Injured himself so badly, that
ho died about 9 o'clock Wednesday
morning. Ills funeral will take place
to day (Satuiday.)
William A. Kuutz, an old resident
of Lehigh township, Noithampton Co.,
and (or some jears past one of tho pro
prietors of the Exchange Hotel, an
Wulnulpoit, died at that placeon Tue
day mottling of last week. His age was
71 years, 0 months aud 7 days.
A lariio number of our citizens
propose visiting the Centennial during
the coming week. A largo delegation
of the members of Gnaden liutleu
Lodge, 033, I. O. O. F., of this place
will also go to Philadelphia to paiticl
pato in tile craud paradn of the order
on Wednesday next.
A strike of tho boatmen and team
sters of the Lehigh Valley Coal Com
pany, lessees of tho Morris Canal,
against a reduction of 15 cents pi r ton,
is thieateued. Tho company employs
about 800 men between Jersey City and
Port Delaware. At a large meeting of
the employes the majority avowed a de
termination to resist.
Every citizen who changes his reel
lenco removes fiom one borough or
townshlp to another, between the 0th
day of September and the 7th day of
Novenmor, loses ins vote voluntarily
disfranchises himself. Tne Constitu
tion requires every voter to reside at
least sixty days In tho election district
where ho offers to vote.
Tho nineteenth annual meeting of
tho National Local Preachers' Associa
tion of the Methodist Episcopal Church
will be held In Philadelphia, commenc-
inc Saturday morning, Sent, 1)0. 1870.
and closing tho following Tuesday
night. Local prenchers pioperly ac
credited, where no regular conference
or local organization exists, will be re
ceived as delegates.
" Where do you get tno?e elegantly
flavored cigars you aro smoking?"
asked a friend of another on Bank
Street, a day or so ago, and came the
answer at "Koch Brothers, who are
tho manufacturers of this celebrated
brand of cigars tlie ltoyal Seal ; where
you cm also obtain every description of
chewing and smoking tobaccos and
cigar, at wholesale and retail, fully as
cheap as you can get the tame article
for in the city."
On Friday last, a young man nam-
d Stetlcr, was passing along the old
road leading ttiiough the (arm occupied
by Daniel Eastman, In Franklin town
ship, a black make, about lour fetH In
length, attacked him trou behind, pass
ing Its head between his legs aud coil
lug Itstlf around the youui: man's
legs, threw its head up towaids his
fare, holding him In this position nntll
Jamos Eastman, who was plowing iu a
a field close by, came to his rescue with
a club aud killed his snakeship;
Ilst of L.etler
Itouiaining uncalled for In tho Lehlghton
Voxt oBiiv, September 13Ui, 1870 1
Ueck, Daniel (!)
Duuntr, Bcuiuel
Droucr, Miu Ague
Duuauue. Jluu
Fom r, Charlos
Fisurr. mum
o. it . Mai r Ji.
Doid. r, A.tltsl Krumii, Willie in
Ebons, onen I j.hj, n.uuici a.
li.u.m.m .v Kubna
yilrson, William.
Persons calling fur any ot tlin above letters,
will plenke say Adyenlo.1."
IX. II. Peters, p. m.
The ilepnb leans of Wayne county hare
nomibaieu Ge. rgu U. Wullor. ot Hunendi la, for
coQfie.s from Uie e.uTcn;h district.
Letter from Mniieli Chunk.
Mnuch Chunk, Sept. 14, 1870.
Jnstlco Veneer Is said to ho rapidly
falling, with no prospects of a possible
recovear.
Tho genial C. T. Zicgenftus, of the
UothUiheni Dally Times, visited Maucli
UliuiiK nti'i vicinity on Baturuay last.
Now that Iho Republican egg is
hatched, tho merits and demeilU of the
dliierent enndldates are being actively
(U8CU8eil.
The Hayes nnd Wheeler Club of
East Mnuch Chunk have established
their head quarters In a cellar In the
"lihetto."
Pnsnenger traffic over tho L. V. R
R. has been unusually heavy during
ton week, nd Maucli Uhunk tilled
with strangers.
Tho able manner In which Fred.
Bertoletle, Fsq presided over tho de
liberations of tho Into Republican Coun
ty Con vint Ion, Is highly commended
by all.
Tho Dublin University Crew, con
sisting ot the three Harringtons, u. nun
E. Hlckson, and O. N Ferguson were
among the guests of the "Mansion
House" on Tuesday of thU week.
Great uneasiness Is said to exist
among Packerton shop hands domiciled
here, list a further reduction of the
working fnrco should consign them to
Involuntaiy rest.
Free drinks, torch-light processions,
polltlral clap traps, etc , will he In or
der lo lire tho patriotic heatt of the aver
age Ameilean. Glory I
Tho Rescue Hook nnd Ltdder Com
pany of this plaro contemplate holding
a plc-nlc on the 20th Inst., In Moxhelm
er's garden.
The trustees of Evergreen Cemetery,
East Mnuch Chunk, having at last
obtained a deed for the ground occupied
by them, extensive transactions In
burial plots may be anticipated.
Among the vlslto-s of Mauch Chunk
en Monday weie the members of the
Lin-ta (J. B. of Towanda. They were
then on theit return from Philadelphia,
where they had participated In last
week's firemen's parade.
In loaning their Hoso Carriage to
the defunct of Philadelphia, the Marlon
Hose Company, of this place, appear lo
have done very well, the borrowers had
evidently devoted a considerable
amount to the Improvement of Its ap
pearance.
That pap'' Painter, with a lair pros
pect of being elected, at this particular
time, feela particularly happy, who can
oouut 7 A look at the aged veteran
will satisfy any one that what we've
asserted is a fact, for ls'nt lie smiling
an over ?
The flour and feed firm of Dodson &
Province, lus, as we learn, been dis
solved not by mutual consent, but by
I he mysterious abnuatulatlon ot the
senior partner Hence all Is quiet
about the olil mill, and the doors of the
Hour and feed market are closed.
The great "shbeech" which Balaam's
r.s "shhoke," we are cndilahly
Informed will eoon appear In pamphlet
form. Tho price per copy we have not
yet learnt, but are sure that, as a cam
paign document, it cannot fall to prove
of almost inestimable value.
"Was will Er? r,liiR Rede hnllen
Venn Er was halten will dann halt Er
Beln Maul I The above, which wo
extract fiom a German faice entitled
"Der Weltnmsegler wider Wlllen"
would no doubt, eave many an aspiring
orator's reputation were he but to ap
preciate it.
A party of tho Bachelor Barge Club
of Philadelphia, composed of Messrs.
John H:zzard, Thos. L. Hnzzard, Geo.
D. Mccreary, S. B. T. Howell, and
Harry C. Miller, who were " toting"
the. Dublin University Club through
the Switzerland, stayed at the Mansion
on Tuesday.
From Prof. Moran, whoso pleasant ,
countenance Illumined Mauch Chunk
on Wednesday last, wo gleaned that
he still follows the calling of music
teacher, nnd Is at present teaching ten
bands 4 In Carbon, 2 In Lehigh, 1 in
Northampton, and threo In Monroe
county. He must have his haudu full,
wo think.
Saturday evening's Republican cau
cus meeting, at which 1). K. Manow,
Joslah Smith, arid Chas. Sigfrled were
elected delegstes to represent East
Mauch Chunk In tho County-Convention,
was inoro largely attended than anv of
Its predecessors, and when the voting
was over, ana Kalaam's ass had ceased
"shbeaking" much merriment Is said to
have existed.
Squire Bcckhardt's great "shbeech"
still contluescthe all-absorbing topic ot
conversation, aud though the ' Shbeak
er" slipped up on the expected Con
gressional nomination, he has establish
ed bucli a reputation as a finished ora
tor, as will henceforth, nnd for all tlmo
to conio, cause htm to be considered one
nf the luminaries in the Republican
"baity." What, Indeed, would East
Mauch Chunk do without a Ileckhardt?
A Republican meeting having been
Improvised at tho Court House on Mon
day evening, It devolved upon Messrs.
Ashmun, of Philadelphia, aud W. G.
Freyman, ot tills place, to address the
audience, but neither ol the two gentle
men being a "ciack" speaker, the af
fair Is represented as having been a
complete fiasco, partictliirly with regard
to the latter, who, although univerually
acknowledged to be a.clever oIlW law
yer, la anything but un attractive speak
er. Vhlle wo sympathize with
Mr. F , we hope he may never again
make a faux pas by btepplug out ot his
latitude
Mr. Chas. Kline's chance for the
Democratic nomination for the sher
iffalty are represented as dally Increas
ing. In view ot the tact that Mr. K.
Is ono of East Mauch Chunk's u ust
valued citizens, we should'ntbesurprls
ed were this gentleman to prove a "pow-f-r"
In tho coming convention. Ex
Conimlssloner Belnouian being our au
thority for the above, IC may be accept
ed as reliable. To be prepared for all
emergencies, we would advise Sir.
Kline to purchase a fvw bushels of on
ions as being best calculated to increase ;
his strength.
A hlnzlng, but nevertheless harmless
lire tho miming nf an oil shed connect,
ed with the Mansion House gas-'sorlrs
although It caused 'pillo an excitement
nt the tlr.ie. fottiinnti v tenn Hinted
without any further danger than the
burning of the shed In question Our
fire ili'i"1 rtment were seasonably on
nami, nnd their extrtlons, or course,
nnturnlly assisted In preventing the
sprenil of tho ilevouilng eminent.
A collision between a large trnln of
empty passenger cars, northward
bound, and a freight eimtnn, caused
quite" n smash un on the L V. It. It.,
near Mud Run. nn Tliursdnv mnrnlticr
of this week. Damnge estimated nt
rsii.OOO-Rond blockaded for 7 hours,
but nobody hurt.
Mr. Dan. Knlbfnss,thesllvrritongued
orator of this place, will set out on a
stumping. tour Ihiough Indiana the
lore part or next week.
Tllilr.ii, llemlrlclcs mill Ilcform.
In accordance with tho announcement
made In our last Issue, the Democracy
held a mass meeting In Semmel's Hall,
this borough, on Wednesday evening
last. The meeting was called to order
by Hon. 7,. H. Long, and, on motion,
Harty V. Morthlnier was appointed
President ; Frank Slocker and Josep),
Obert, Vice Presidents ; Jacob Brong
and F. P. Semmel, Seeretailcs. Tho
object of the meeting having been stated
by the chair, J. S. Lentz moved that a
committee on Rules and Regulations be
appointed. The motion having been
put and carried, J. S. Lentz, F. P.
Lent and Dr. J. G. Zern were appoin
ted said committee; D.Graver.movcd for
a Committee on Permanent Organiza
tion, and Dan. Graver, A. J. Durling
and Andrew Graver, jr., were appoin
ted said committee. Hon. A lien Ctalg,
of Mauch Chunk, was then Introduced,
and made one of the most eloquent nud
telling speeches It has been our good
fortune to listen to In a long time. The
lion, gentleman confined himself entire
ly to the questions of the day, explain
ing them in clear and forcible langu
age, entirely free from vituperation.
Mr. Craig spoke for about one hour and
was frequently Interrupted by the plau
dits of the assembly. He was followed
by E. R. Slewers, Esq., our popular
District Attorney, In a very neat llttlo
speech of about 15 minutes, In which
he made popular " hits" which brought
down the house. At '.ho conclusion of
Mr. S.'b address, the meeting proceeded
to the organization ot a Tllden, Heu-
dricks and Reform Club. The Commit
tee on Rules and Regulations presented
tho following report, which was unaul
mously adopted :
Itl'IESAXD IIHODLATIONS.
RLtE 1ST. 'I Ills ororanl ration ah-.ll ho ,nnvn
br hi" name of 'lild-n, ii ndrlrlis and Ri fonu
jiun or j.taimnn. i;rion ( nanty, ra.
JtL'LR .'NO TIs oRleerh fthiill Iia, l,tMnt
fiveVicx V e-.idents.two Itreonllnciserratarlex.
ono Uniio-imndine Sf-cretirr and an Eiicnttto
Conimuteeof len. mid a Tieannier.
RULE Ian Tim reculai- nieotlaffs nf the 'Inb
shall be Hell on Thur.'dsv eveninc: of micb wcik,
nd ItHfpccja! meotlncn when duly called by
.uu.'i.iut i.i iimnrn ui'llb.
RULE na.nit President (hill nresldn tit tt
meeil'ies. In his nb'iice, one ot the Vice.
rresiaents fiuii preside.
HULK tTU Tl:o "erirtarlos (.hull Hen rn.
coin ol tlm nrnceed'nRi of Ihn Club, and a Bell,
alplisl etlculy arriinced iubJj ch i-hill b.- re.
ci'idi d tbo names tf nil thn taBiiliri..wllli mil.
cfllae. address and slcdi enftnvmtcRte to ine
State Centiat (luiinlttee. or In ihe State Ccn
tnlllldin Reform Clnb, nml to the National
Commute Box !M3T New York City tho nmne
and pi t.oBlco andress of the President and offl.
let sui me iiuD.aim iroin time to tin e lha meiii.
bets eniol ed. and a lenait of thu coiiilltlnn nf.
nnd the woik boinc done by, tbn Cub.
uulis si ii. - xne lTotsurcr i.naii receivo, snp
ily end disbnree. on tho order of the Exeeutlro
-'otumlttco Mich miinf.ru lis KliR tl Iia rnnlnhniMl
to pav il a eipensos of the Club.
RULE "Til. The Kxecntive Committee, which
shall coi slst of tne President and ten metnbors,
shall 1'iofhlo a room fur the meetnas of the
Clnb, anil procure suitable smnkers toiiddiens
lueouiiKHi prucn e ana (meet llie illsrnim.
t'on ol reading matter aid documents among
lis members and Voiera of iho UistilC, who
may bn favoran e lntlu-iiccd ilieroby aud per.
form auoii duties in conuectinu with the oijeets
and purposes nf the Club as ahnll n linear pioper
and necessiiy to promote lis uieluineRS.
RULE sill. A Committee to be kl.own as the
Cauymsmg Cmuraitlee, may be appointed by
the Executive Committee, who shall proceed at
un .
1st To obtMn the sifmatnres to the Artlolcs
of Membership nf the Club ol all Voters who ap
prove of the same.
2d. TomuknuthmouehcanTasnf tho Voteis,
clainlfviu" them as Democrats. Ltberl, and Re
runs Republicans and Donbtful, reporting tbo
same to tho Kxeruttve Committee.
3d. lheyehal, w.oklv revise such list and
repert any changes to the Canvassing CommiU
tco.
4th. They shall report the names and post
oflh e artdrcs or othei a In their district to whom
doo.imcuts may bo anvantiiKoouslr malted.
The Committee on Permanent Organ!.
zation made the following report, which
was adopted by the meetirg :
President P. T. Rradt.
Vloe Proa'dente J. W. naudenbuih. D. Graver
Kara Newhard, John l'oters, llau'i Krock.
fieoietartes Peter at. Vun Llew, F, P. tiemmel.
Cor. Kcoii'tiiry F. P. Lentc.
Treaiuicr T. D. Clams.
J..xecuilH Committee Frank Btocker. Jss. H.
Myria. J K. 11111. Harry I). IlalclliT, John
CJnurua, Win. a. Qraier, John Obert John
Miler, tour.. Jnbn fechwarii. aenr., William
Waterbor.
Upwards of ono hundred persons
signed the club roll during the evening,
and tho meeting then adjourned. The
Club will hold'fts next meeting In Som
mel'a Hall, on Thursday evening next,
Sept. 21st, when it Is hoped every mem
ber will be present, each one accom
panied with a friend.
Centennial Christian Homw,
This arrangement to provide for Cen
tennial visitors good accommodation at
low tales In prlvato families, Is proving
quite a success. By letter or In per-on,
fiom five hundred to one thousand per
sons nre dally seeking fur assignment
to a home. As accommodations am
thus offered for twenty thousand peo
ple, chuiches,Sunday.schools,and other
large parties are being provided for In
houses adjacent to each other. Near
one thousand uf these homes are along
the steam car routes by which the Ex
position is reached in from ten to twenty
minutes fur about eight cents, '
As prices for board lango from $D to
$14 a week, and from tl to 3.fi0 a day,
all classes ore suited, and the comforts
and conveniences of a home enjoyed.
Rev, Edwiu M. Long superintends the
movement. Apply In letter or In per
son at his office, S. E. corner of Twellth
and Berks Street, Philadelphia, Penna.
The Office Is directly east of thu lit 111
bltlon Is open dny nnd night, nnd enn
bo easily renched by street-Cars from
any Depot.
Dentil tVnrrnnts llrn.il.
The following Iu relation to tho read
IngjJ the death wnrrnnlo, by Sheriff
ncsoer, or scnnyiKin county, to the
condemned "Mollies," Carroll, Ruarlty,
Boyle, McGeghnn and Muiiley,on Mon
day Inst, wo take from tho Pottsvlllo
correspohdenceof thcSheiiniidoah Even
ing Herald of tho 12th Instant :
T!w warden's oQlc6 wna omtnrtably flth d
wita n silent company as.eiilbted Inoro to heir
sheila H crocr rend no death wairunt to James
Rovle. Tho convicted nia,i. dressed In a blno
and whlto chckod shin nnd brown ennvns
pants, fat In a chair tw.rilriff his loiif-snndv
miKtach'!. but lo ikmrr cotitnoieil and free from
all tremor. Wtiontlio.Iirlirindcoiic uilrd.and
Ilnylo wis Intnimoil that the tie ilh pennlty wns
to be inflicted upon litm on tbo 31st i t UciobT,
between tho hours of ten a. m., nnd three p. m.,
ho exclaimed, " AluchobticPd- nro you through
with mo now V yes, sir." lenllotl tho slictilT,
whereupon lloylo stood up nnd walltod o.it of
the ro'iin saylnp.wtth a lauRh.as ho els ippearcd
from view, '"rnat'a tho last," and ho rabbotl his
hands tOKother.
Uuku Wctleghan wrs tl.on sent lor. As ho
entered tho louus he betraved n llttlo ncrvnn.
H"s, but upon encinu InusncrilThn smiled ami
said. " Woil, sir." to the " how aio vou IIiik.,1"
of that gent cman He elso n. iltlod to tliu octn
panr. but at once directed bis attention t tan
iiaporln Hie iSlioiUTs hands as tbo Hitler wild,
f'vo received and am directed tormdtnts,
yourdoath warrant, to you. Hugh." Al. rlirlit,
sir," answered .McQerrhan, folding his arms ntitl
biaclng himself up. While the warrant wns io.
ins read Mcaothan never took lilsoyesoirtt,
and wnen.atthe conclusion, Mr. Wcrnor ro
marked. referring to tho last act in tho tragedy,
"It's an unploanibt italv, but I wlllhavotu do
tt," tho convicted man said, with n pioisiut
smiln. " h, that's nothing i If you il'Ou't sumo
nue elio would havo to do li," Taking ono rnoro
Iook at the warrant na it was boinc foltlod. bo
turned on his heel and gavo way tojnmcalto.
arty.
1 he man convicted of mnrdor In tho first do
yrse, of conspiracy to murder, and of asmnt
and battery with Intent to till, waited Into ttio
room with a quick, nervous troad lnokmr about
htm with a doaottul all, aa one who exp-cts ho
knows not what, ilo smiled neryouslv. and In
du'gcd in Ins old Inu.lt of cbewlutc wl h his front
teetb aa tire shoilr-aio, " llowiiroyou Jmnosl"
" Mow aro yout sir I" ho answered j and when
the sheriff nddotl, "Jamoi, ttio gorernor has
scut mo tour death wtrriani," tho convict ro.
pllott. Iu a yolco that slightlr trembled, "All
right sir," Like McUeghan, Ruarty rievoral
lowed bis eyes to movo from the waintut wliiro
It was being road, and at the Uiiish ho musteiod
uu hrs energies and renarkd. with a sicnly at.
tempt at a enrile, 'Well that's the last of it"
" I liono not," aald the nht r.lt. " Well," con.
tinned Roarty, It can't bo helped." Then
looking about blm wrtn tne samo perplexed oir
ho woio wf.ou entering the loom, ho csoied ba
beeper, who motioned to turn and put him bacu
to bn cell.
Aa Carroll entered the loom dressed in tho
prison garb, wo thought that he novel appeared
to bettur advantage. Iu bu face there wa no
perca. tible emotion and not u qirlver could ba
detected in his voice.ua he smilingly said. "How
aro you, en t" to sheriff Worn. r. Thu larttr
answuretl How aro you, Jimoil" and continu
ed. " I havo an uuprtasaut ilaiy to perform."
"All rlsht,-lr," anawerotl Carroll, who Immedia
tely fjsteued his oyeg upon tho warrant, seem-in-ly
knowing well wbut It wa?. It was lead;
aud wheu ut tbn conclusion tbo bherlff looked
at tho dtomed man. tue latl-r looted bliu
stpraroly in iho eio and ab i " When yoti'ro
doing that, 'squirt-, you can know that you're
bunging nu lunocant man " To this retnarc 1'. r.
Werner cuuld make no reply. nnd he was not the
only one In tho rnmn astonished ut Iho I, anil,
hood of the in'in wLa was c. early nrovod to have
boeu one of the nun wbo Otu-cd thu deih of
l'u lcem.in Ynat at Tamcqua on rbe Cth ot July.
1375 your ileatir wnriiis had been read, but
one -rut remained.
" Brim down Thomas Muuley," was the or
der given and executoJ. Mujiloy, drtisoUlna
check tbirt looks a much la ger men thin the
.Vun, ey who bioto diwu mi cried Uke a calid
when H'ute need to ileirUa fewshurr feeksngn.
Theuho vraan.tired inbroidcloth, which though
cofteuliig in Htniie rer ects tun apparent ooar-e
mias uf tbo m1 n,iuoth)rn mao tt more strilrlug,
and iu our opioiua Ibo lu'in Jeoks much oetter
nnJ more oko a mm i.i h s pn-ou uniform tnan
when ilggcd out In cloih-t wn.ch mauilesrly
111.11I0 hint feel unoomfirtab'o 110 trembled
slightly us tho bin riffs ,td, ' JIow aro you.ilun
ley I 1 hue recflvid your deaib warrant."
"Woli, It's welcome," ald the murdnrcrot
Ihoiuta na'iver. as ho turned u BUiftiuir ores
fioiu tne sheriff ro the warrant, and from that
tn the nl.vtt spectator- of the awful -ceue. for
itw.nl 11 w.is When tat) wairjittbad beerrread i
ami Muriltty know triht Clio :it of uctooei' bad
been Uxed an bis last upon caith hu sJld with a
tremor tr, bra Vlm:l,, " rirat's the uisr.I sappose."
and tiirmi g away. ' but I'm Innocent"
It wa- tier aud SheilA Werner heaved a sigh
r.a be folded np the Ian wnrrant and knnw that
0110 uirt ul his unp ets-int dntv wusacooinplish.
oil, ctutllt wis itcooiiipt shed well, for Mr. Wei
uerprnveo, nrmsolf lobe ooses-ed of will as
well as teellux lrom the manner lu winch be
passed tbronih the trying ordeal, that Is onto,
essary adjunct of his otUco.
Railroad Pcrciiases by tiie Le-
niou Vallet Railroad Company.
On tho first instant two railroad in the
State of New York, connecting with the
Lehigh Valley Kallroad by the way of
the Pennsylvania and New York Canal
and Railroad, were sold at auction,
Judge Packer, President of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad, being the purchaser of
both for his company, 'ihe first was
the Ithaca nnd Athens Railroad, exten
ding fiom Athens to Ithaca, thirty-six
miles, the sale being under foreclosure
of a second mortgage and subject to the
lien of a 7 per cei.t. first mortgage of
GOO,000 and Its three unpaid semi-annual
coupons. The price at which It
was bid off was JbO.UOO. fhe second
rood sold the next day, on the second
of the month, was the Geneva and Itha
ca, forty miles long. This road was sold
under a first mortgage, anil, without
competition, was knocked down upon
the single bid of $su,uuu. The price
nt which these respective properties
were sold affoid little Idea or the actual
worth, as, for instance, the Irou on the
Genevn and Ithaca is, Of itself, said to
be worth $250,000.
The Ithaca and Athens Road has paid
In capital of $080,000 and a funded debt
of $000,000. Tho Geneva and Ithaca
has a funded debt of SSUU.UUU, the two
roads being represented by $2,833,050
of debt, and capital and cost In con
struction and appurtenances 12,407,282.
The Lehigh valley uaiiroaa company
has held a controlling Interest In tho
two roads named for some time, and the
sales noted were more matters of form
than of substance Indicating values of
property passing under sale. The sales
above noted it Is expected will be ap
proved 011 the 18th Instant, ana ine ti
tles they convey at once thereafter be
passed. The unpaid coupons will be
paid by the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company, ai.d regularly hereafter as
they mature, Easlon Express.
Counterfeiter's Trial. - Edwin
German, of Slatlngton, lately arrested aud
bound over to answer before the U. a.
Distiict CourUn Philadelphia for pass
Ing counteifeit hills on the New Bed
ford (Mass.) Hank, was called up for
trial week before last, but for Borne
reason the case was postponed until the
middle of October. A bill was however
found against him by the Grand Jury.
It Is hard to say at this time wnetoer
he can be convicted, Inasmuch as he
expresses his ability to prove that he
hud some fiauu paid to nun a snort
time previous to the paying out of the
counteifeit Pills, anrt he lurther alleges
that tho bogus bills thus came uiikuuw.
ingly Into his possession, and that he
passed them upon his haHds thiuklng
them to be genuine, all of vth'lch, takuu
In cnnnectlnti wl h the fact that at the
recent calling of the cuseaii expett call
ed on the side of the government testi
fied that no ordinary business man
could distinguish betwoen the bogus
nnd tho genuine of thu New llctlford
bills, inny possibly result In his acquit
tal. A llentovwi Democrat.
ltesnlll tlons of Condolence.
Tu the O. C f. C. OJJictri and Mrmbcrs nf
ton Latpr, jVn 231 K. nf '., of I'd.
Sins and llKOTlinr.B.-Tiio Special Commltfre
appointed for Iho ptrrnoso of dialling rooln
tloriB npieislve ol the foe )ns ot this Lndgo nt
tho loss tbydotli)of llrolherO. P. WiNtLlNO,
lcsptcttrrlly snbralt tho following !
W1IEHEAS, It hasp'eaiott tbo Crest Ruler of
tho lliiiversi..wholu Ills grout prnvr eicodonl'i
alt tilings well, lo remove ram niirmdst llrotlr
irti, P. UI.NTLINO. amoit worthy ami riwimct
eit tiiombor 01 this Order aud this Lodgsi
Therctoro, bn It
IlMoirert, Thit. whllo the momb-rs of this
Lottgo d jenly teel and deplore tho loss of Broth
er U. P WI.iTLtxo, they humbly bow n (ho do
oieo of I'rovldenen mid Ihn will nf rilm whn
dooth all things wtllj they sincerely hope tint
t-uun .-( tutu jiiuiiiur 11119 t'fuii iMimillt'U rnu
that tsuutt'ine In Ice where no legislative labors
aro required wnere nil is paco.
RMjreftt That wo do most sincerely condoto
with the family of tho doceintI ur this tiro
hour Of IllOir crent tllh.lllHnn. MlAir Imvlutrln ,h
a loving husband tintl a fond ami Indulgent fath-
lleiolvcil. That a eonr nf fhnqt,
resolutions ba sent to tho t nillyof our deceas
ed Brother, us a s mht oxorovuonof tho friend
ship 'Which we hell lorlitm and oursorrovat
his drcoaso, anil tnat tho same bo pdli'Miei In
tho t'tlroon Advocate, nn.t nUn enteral iin.111 tbn
mmatos. Frirtornall?.
WM. M. DUFOUB,
N. B. RKDIta.
TII08. II, IUTCLIF1.
The Coal Trnile.
..4U i iuunmu luuin nuims iuu yuHlimy nr Coal
.miivuii.iiu ,uu j.uiiit;i! vunuy iiniiiuouiorina
woek ending Hept Uth, IS7.I nnd ft.r tho yoira
comp.ned w.th the samo timo last year :
.... ..I..,. mar
Wyoming 52 IB!) It Slona 03
lluzlcton...... 4i'.DS 12 1,112,3 1 11
Upper Lehigh H2 10 2 217 11
nujivur itLenuow 8,0U7 112 422(117 08
Mtihitnnv . it an 11 . ... .
MauoaCbnnk ' 22 01 15.910 13
Totol....
Last Yoar...
lrroroiso
79,812 13
113.914 14
Oocrease
31 072 01
REPORT OF COAL transported over Lehigh
ni.r,.. uauiiu aiviHn,u. icmrai it ri. or
New Jersey weekending Hept etli, IS73.
a, , .m Total week. To date.
Rhlnned from tnn. rwt. tnna p,
Uuoer Lehlirb
.vyuttuug... 05
1KIT.812 05
Kniver Meadow,
llazlutou
Mauch rbmilr..
d.tOJ 13
I49.5S9 11
2SS3I7 14
72,392 05
330,199 12
211 431 00
15,341 Id
3,SHi) 10
22,2.9 C9
Uazrrdvilln
Bmith and Jadd,
S.UiO ID
To'al 81.0'a 0 I,TJJ,S05
Previously 1 oportod 1,6-I,749 00
09
Total to dato I.7J,805 08
Home tlmo last yoir 1,270,5.3 18
Iucreaso 40V-73 tS
Decreaio
.llaftci-H of Interest.
The nail factnrv of thn Pnitstuwn r
panv. wh'ch has been idle tnr eiirht. mnn,h h..
rtsumedoperanons. 4
llenrv H Ilrown ilrnTrnA,! hltnnnlf In ,1...
cauatitt Hcsdlngou Thursday ilnriog temporary
lunacr occasloued by bulness troablos.
In Lancaster they have a ono-lei'ged soldier
who walks a rope tuspendon across the streot,
using bis wooden log with as much apparent
facility as thn other ono.
Abont eighty new students hvn anniteii tnr
aUmlSMOU tO LafHTflLtA (?nllec-A. A nnmWnl
tne old etadeuu will not return this ttcaiion.
Reason, hanl tunes.
A bor named TrnTan w,h rhnVai tn min i
Cherry Rrdjo, Wayne coauty, on Thuiaaiy by
a bean which iodced tn his throat.
The pulpit nsed by W'hllflcld in his open-alr
meetlngs.ownM by tae American tract sieloty.
has been sent to the Philadelphia oxhlbllton.
Tha Willramsport Oaifffsavstfccrenrelogs
enough iu tho snisriuehanna boo-n andabiveit
m tue nyer to make 2',0n0.003 feet of lumber.
A mologlcal eaiden monkey snatched tho
spectasles from thn nose of a near-sighted cril.
seuot Vortr, who was stndvlng bis pccnlantles
the other day. and made off with hit prlzs.
Tbo grand Jury In Philadelphia havo pressn
ted tho varlou-sheds snti tiffmf,.n!iniw uhni
in tho arlirbborbood of tho ceutenrdal grounda
as nuisnnces nud legal stops wnl be taxen at
once for therr reuroyal.
A man named Robert Tolley stabbed Sam
uel lliolor on Saturday ovenlng In Alloehenr
city, bceai-o he dltl not " set up tho nrmks."
Ills kuile pentmed the lungs of his victim.
Tolley wis arrosto I aud will probably setup
bouse keeping In thejieiiitontlary.
Closing Prices of DeHaven & Tovfir
send, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
Sept. 14th, 1875.
U. m.i,-. istl 18S bid IS asked
IT. S. 5.2J-8. 186,5 I2t bid 13 askf
V. i. s-20's, rG5-j. & j.. Mil 13H asked
U. 0. 5-JO's I8ti7 164 bid 18' aske4
U.S. !, isds is bid I8'i asked
U. S. 10.41's 1514 bid I64 asked
U. S. I'nrreney, 8's 2SH bid 25H asked
U. B. 6'n 1831. now 161, bid 15H asked
Pennsylvania R, R 43 bid 48Jj asked
Plnla & Reading R. It 44V, bid 44 d asked
Lehigh Vlley R. It 52 bid 52rt asked
Lehigh Coal it Nav. Co ... 31 'j bid 32 asked
United Companies of N. J,13Sk. bid I3SS ssked
Oil Creek li. Val. R.R. 10 bid in i asked
Phila. & Erie It. R 16!, bid ui, asked
Knit hern Central It. R.... 30 bid 31 asked
Koittinvllle Pass. It. It. Co. 28 bid 28W nsieil
Calawrsaa R. R, prefer red. 41 1 bid 42s asked
Oo'd 10 nld luij asked
DIED,
RTJROE?S. In Welssport, nn tho 8th Instant,
Albert V . fon f Kd. U and Jolio V. Burgess,
aecil 3 months an I 9 days, Romania were In
terred in Laurel Hill, Philadelphia.
Special Noticefs.
Dyspepsia I Dyspepsia ! Dyspepsia t
Dyspepsia isthemostperplexlngof nil human
alimems Its symptoms are almost lufinlte In
theit variety andtl'O forlorn and despondent
victims of the cnceiiso often fancy theuuelves
tne prey. In torn, of every known malady. This
is due. in part to the 1 lose symputhv which ex
ists between tho aumiat h and the brain and In
part also to the fact that any dlstnrlmnee ot
the digestive function in'ca-taurly dt orders lha
liver, and bowlos and the nervous svstem. and
effects to seme extent, the quality of the blond.
1;. P. Kunke 's Jl'tler Wine nf Iron a sura
enre. this is not a new preparation, to be tried
artdfoupd wantmr. if has been procrlo'd darly
lor many yeara m the practloeofeminenLTibyii.
cians with nnp-rallelod success It la not expect
ed or lntond.ti to euro nil the dl-eases to which
human flmilvis subject, but a w irranwd to
euro Dyrpepsia Initsinimtoostliiiitoform. Kun.
k.e's liltror Wine of Iron never falls to euro,
-ymptomaof dyspep 1, are loss of appet to.wmd
anil raising of the leod drrne-s of t'te month,
heartburn.dlstenslon of the stomach and oowel",
coTiiiipitinu, head iche dizzlneaa. Hleep essneas
and low spirits. Try the grest lemedy nnd ba
convinced of its merits, net ih genmns. Tmko
oniy Knnie a.whi'h Is put only In si hotVlea
Depot. 2o9 North rttntb ft . Pbllatwliitius. Pa, It
never fails. For sale by all druggists and dealers
evervwhei o.
Ask fnr E. V KunkeJ'i Rltter Wine or Iron
and take no othtr, 011 tjoltlna Jo'' 15.00, or II per
Lottio.
Worms I Worms I Worm !
K. V. Kaukcl's w nn &ynip nver t ills to de
stroy Plu neat and Stomach warms. Dr. Kim
net, the enlv successful Phvsrrjlau w ho remit es
Tspe worm lu 2 hours, alive with head, ami no
fin till remo od. i.'immoa sene ivachesl!Tap
wO'in be removed all other worms can be reaau
ivde-tioyed. Send for olrcular to M. F Kuukiit
2 19 North Ninth Btrenf, Phlladelpnia Vi. nr
cal on yonrdruggi-t lor a bntlle of lCnrike.'s
Worm Syrap price 61. It never f ills. jsept.a. l-tn
CA1VDAI1WOOO pnttresstis much greater
ptiwtr In rustrrltiu to a hmiltliy state tho mu
cus membrane of the urethra thau either Cnbebs
ur copaiba. It never produces sickness. Is cer.
tain and fpeody In itn action. It m last -upv'r-sedrng
every other remedy, sixty c-pnlea
euro In six or eight days. 1-1 0 oihur uodivlne
can do this.
Dunilns Dick A Co.'a Soil Capsules rontalalng
Oil of ts.tndalwoito, sold at al. Drag Hlorea Ask
for circular, or Bend Ui 36 ami 37 Woostor slieet.
New York, fnr one. ap28 ma
ONE PARLOR PIOT'TJRE, printed in ten
colors 1 Pooket Knlfo (whits handle), 13
Blank Visiting cards, 12 sheets '.Veiling
Papu. iS White Eu ekpos. 1 Rubber, 5 Pons
ttre 10' sent (tost ptil-t for 2 cents. II. J.
KURIZ.407 Uiinal at., let Ward, PbUadelphla.
Citcaibissuuttree. Ans.'Ji.
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