n. v. MORxniMau,
LCITOtt
LEniOUTO.V, PAj
SATCItDOf JUOUNINO, J ANUAHY VO, IS7S.
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Goorga II. Pendleton -w-iaoloctod United
EtaUa Senator by tha Legislature of Ohio
Tuesday, In tb Senate bo received 24 out
of33votoi la tho IIouoc, Ci out tf 105.
Tha Republican rotes ftcrocast blank.
' Ths House ttf RcprosonUtlTe at Harris
burg Tuoalaj- again took up tho question of
tbo order of legislation, and Anally decided,
by a Vote of 97 to S4, that no business pond
lug at tho clow of last session shall bo con
tiderod, unices rc-lntroduocd. This averts
tho threatened dead-lock. A number of bills
rroro reported favorably ( also a resolution
from tho Committee on Federal Relations,
declaring for tho retioal of tho data clauso of
tho Resumption Act.
General McClcllah Vf.13 Inaugurated
Goromor of New Jersey, at Trenton, Tues
day, with imposing civic and military cere
monies, in tho pro.enco of thousands of
people. His inaugural is devoted chiefly to
national affairs. It accepts tho existing
settlement of tho Southern question as final,
opposes tho revival of "a subject which
honor and interest aliko require to bo buried
forever," and etrongly favors agold standard
and honest monev.
Eulogy.
Hon. W. M. Ripshcr, of this borough, in
tho House of Representatives, on tho Oth
Inst, paid tho following eloquent tribute to
the memory of tho late Hon. David II.
Jones, of Blair county, Pa. :
Mr. Sneaker, since this House of Repre
sentatives adjourned on tho 23d day of
March, 1877leath,that enemy nf the human,
race, "that awful gulf, no mortal e'er repass-e-.l,"
has opened wide its portals and engulfed
one of our members.
The honorablegentleman.David M. Jones,
one of the members of this House, from the
county of Blair, has passed through the dai k
valley of the shadow of death never to re
turn, "To tell what's doing on the other
side."
It was tho inexorable will of that Higher
Power, which so frequently manifests itclf
in nature, that again triumphed over the
feeble and transient powers of mortal man
and deprived us of an endeared friend and n
valued member of tin's body. I had the
pleasure of an intimate acquaintance witli
tin deceased durins tbo session of 1877, and
I was forcibly impressed with tho belief that
his vital powers were then rapidly passing
ait-ay. I can freely say that I never knew
a man who practically exemplified more
riblimity in hope, courage and bravery than
our deeeaseil friend ami member did in that
lonz hopeless, gloomy and uneven struggle
with that ghuitly and unrelcntless foo of
mankind consumption, which had fastened
its icy old clutches with such a dcaillv grasp
npon his vitals, and like the vnmnlro was
slowly but surely drinking bis life blood.
I am informed that this sublime hope and
courage never failed him during all the
tedious and trying days, nights, weeks anil
months of suffering through which ho
valiantly struggled with that terrible foo in
tlat unequal contest.
Sucii hope, bravery and self-reliant in
such an emergency, and in such an ago of
emotional, artificial and sentimental ten
dencies, are truly noble nud worthy to be
hold. I cannot help but say this, because
iu my brief intercourse with him, ho forcibly
impressed me with it.
Thcso are virtues and manly qualities
worthy of emulation. Yv'e deenlv mourn
thol6js. Ho was a man of robust virtues,
nnd hisloas will bo keenly felt. Wo will
miss an esteomed and honored member, the
pablic a useful servant and his constituents
an hone.it and faithful reurescntalive.
At home ho was honored ond rospected,
bavins served in a number of public posi
ton, besides gallantly sorving his cmintiy
iu mc mi un a war., no was twice bevcru
ly wounded j once at tho battle of Bull Itiinj
and agiin at Gettysburg, which rcuiltcd in
tho amputation of his left legobovc tho knee.
Ho was also taken a prisoner ofwarnttho
battle of Clinncellorsville. Such sacrifices
as thc3e are tho greatest that tho citizen and
patriot can ofl'or to his country. It is stuk
liig life and all.
In the month of July last, ho started for
t.ie new Slate of Colorado, in good spirits,
nnd hopes for an Improvement of his health.
Hut soon after his airival at Denver City
on July 13th tho edict came forth from
some unseen, but potent tribunal, that hi
B.tuds of life were run spirit, hope, courage
and lifo departed, andhoquletlyand serene
ly breathed his last. His age was thirty
n n years.
lie was called awoy from his field of use
falness in tbo prime of life. This will re
wind us of what was said in days of yore:
"Whom the Gods love dio young."
But death Is after nil, not a chango fo bo
dreaded, or a calamity to be dcploicd j but
in itself is as beneficent as natural and dis
jiensable as any other divinely-ordered oc
currence. I agrjc with the jet who says:
There iilo icaiui yj.nl seems so Is transition-
This lile of mortal tironlh.
is iiui tbo auburn ot th ur eljslan.
V'buss portals wo call de ulj "
Colton takes this view, and has well said:
"In tho wholocourwj of our observation there
is not so misrepresented and absurd a per-
'nag ns death.
Some have styled him the king of terrors,
w ion ho might with los impropiietvrliave
been termed tho terror ofMngSj others havo
dreaded huu nsancvil without cnd,iltliou:;li
it was in their own power to make him the
end of all evil. Hs lias been vilified ns tho
caiuo of niigulsh.rondcriiaiiini, and despair;
but these, alas, are things tlut upiertaiu not
unto death but unto life, line btrauea
paradox is this, that wo Invn tlK- disteiniier
nud loathe therciiisrivjpreferringthe fiercest
buffeting of tlio.urirrCPano t" the tranquili
ty of the harbor.- The poet hi:s lent It's Ac
tum, tho painter ids colors, tho orator his
trop, to rjortray deutb asthe grand tLMrov
c , tho enemy, the prineo of phantoms and
of shades. But can ho be called a destrover,
who, for a perisliablo state gives us that
which is eternal?
Can he bo styled the encmv, who is the
best friend only of tho bcst.who'iioverdcsorls
them nt tliefrutmost need, and whoso fricud
flt.p proves the1 matt valuable to those who
Iho tho longest?
Can lie be terinfettlio prince of phantoms
md of shades, who destroys that which is
tran lent and temporary, to otablish that
4ich is alono real and fixed ?
And what are the mournful oecutoh
e ns, the sablo trophies, and lbs melancholy
in ignia with which we surround hlfii, tho
s-pulchal gloom, the mouldcriuj carcass and
t&j 6luny worm?
Thc-w, indeod,aro thsidlo feors and empty
terare, not os tbs doad but of th living:
Perhaps, he summons us too soon from tho'
ioasi w lilt! ; uo n soi it the exchange is not
for the better, it isnothis fanlt.but our own;
tho call Is a reprieve rather than a Ecntcnccj
for "who would wish to sit at the board, when
no can no longer partako of tho banquet, or
live on the pain, whm ho has been long
ilend to pleasure? Tyrants can entenco
their victims to death, but how much more
ill cad fill would be their power, could they
sentence them to life?
Tino wisdom thanks death for what ho
takes, and still moro for what ho brill is.
Yet with all theco consolations and hopes
human nature Is not at care, and when we
reflect how our departed friend and co-laborer
was called nway in the meridian of life,
vrc are, after nil, eontraincd to feel tho forco
of Touni'4 euggestlvo observation )
" Death loves a shining mark, a signal
blow,"
Our Wiishingtmi l.rltrp.
Thi Flag is vp again llc-asscmlling of Con
gress The Sixteenth Amendment and its
Advocates Woman's Hiyhts Social events.
Washixotos, Jim. II, 1S7S,
Aflor n month of quiet and rest tho Capi
tal has again resumed its usual activity nud
on Tbuctday tho Congress reassembled, the
Senato with about fifty members present,
and in tho House, two hundred and fifty
members responded to the call. Investiga
tions of various forms havo been proposed,
and committees appointed for tho purpose,
but judging from tho Investigations of the
forty-fourth Congress it can hardly bo ex
pected that they will bo " wisely begun and
properly Conducted" That Belknap was
exposed and driven out of tho Cabinet at a
cost of nearly a million dollars was about
the only result then accomplished. It would
puzzle anyone to point to nnv other result
horn such a largo expenditure of public
money to say nothing of timo which could
havo been better used in tho public interests.
A novel feature of tho doings at the Cap!
tol during the week has been the presence
of tho suffering sisters sadly silting at tho
jiortnls of tho House, keenly eyeing every
man that passed, and ever and anon jwunc
Ing down upon a member and busily buz
zing him on the subject of tho pressing
neccessity for a new patch on the Constitution,
just how many converts this mado I am
unable to say, but judging from tho radiant
smiles that illuminated tho face of Dr. Mary
Walker, ns she playfully pranced down the
avenue after the adjoin utucut, the sull'cra
gists must havo received considerable en
couragement from the solons. On the floor
tho presence of tho femalo sentinels at tho
doors was tho subject of much conversation,
and the observations by dignified statesmen
were not in everv iusumco characterized bv
solemn sctiso of (ho seriousness of the crisis
that its nnKrtanco deserves.
Preparatory meetings for tho omcafd inarch
has been in progress for the last eight days,
delegates arriving hero on all trains, many
coming long distances. Their headquarters
. . I. Tt: , . it i . .
is in mo ingi; a jiuusc, wncro uikui arriving
they were at once conducted. Hero tbev
registered and were then as-snmcd to nrivato
ijuai n-i-ij twin menus, rusiuuus ana sy;
palluzers about town.
STOnillXO THE DA3I1LC.
When tho hour of ten o'clock arrived on
Friday, notwithstanding tha down jiouring
rain, the ladies reception-room in tile Senate
was in full possession of tho femalo sufl'ru
gists, who, in force, braved tho weather
rubber shoed, uuibrclljcd nnd water
proofed, witli tho full intend of holdinn the
tort until the last armed foe expired. Their
nresence at the Capitol naturally attracted n
large crowd, and Iwf.iro th.' hour of opening
services, tho loom, back of chairs and sofa..
occupied uy the delegates wai jammed,
orsxixc thu ruix.
Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker began the
business in a brief speech, in which she asked
all thoso interested in tho work to come
forward and briefly express their sentiments.
A ferVimt Tfmvof'f.dfuu'.f. which- ww ilo.
livered by Mrs. Lawrence, (rf.Mas.ac!ni3tts,
who said that the mercies of God should be
extended them in drawing Iho beau's of tho
Legislators towards the woiueus wants.
Mrs. Dr. Lorini then cave a ceneral viev
of tho subjovt, ut tho conclusion of which the
crowd led by .Mrs. Herbert sang, ' My
Country, 'tis of thee. Sweet Land of Ubcrtv."
Siieechcs by prominent ladies then followed
in rapid succession. Miss Julia Smith, of
u.asu n jurg, uoun., sp-juo ol litr outrageous
oppression and her historical cows whieTi aro
annually soisjd for taxes, lira. Stanton
held that women's enfranchisement is as
much a pdiliial necessity us was tho negro's
enfranchisement, cr seoui-intr of bis pivil
rights. Mrs. Gage twke of woman's fitness
t U;o tho ballot intelligently. Mrs. Mary A.
Stewart, of Delaware, clainiid fio b illot asa
ngnt und not ns a privilege ; and Mrs. Her
belt, of Illinois, and Mrs. Lnwrencp. n
Massachusetts, closed by speaking of the great
goit that would follow tho extension of
uoinan's-inlluencoovcra wider sphere, than
!.-. I, 1 ..!... '
nit. iH'iiiiTuim biH-iai circ1.
The untileaMiut weatlier l iko ii-it trpr-l
has not estentially deranged social plans nor
"""i ""nai t-ltjityim-lll, 1110 IlliHOrilV
ol ladies nut Ik-iii:; intimidated in their tier
1 irmuuco iiltliu dut os which eii'-tnin imilies
tic riyncur by annoyances, rendered nlmosl
iiisiguifieant by tbo iiiniliancca anil conve
uiences within therauimaiid tif wealth. The
rcceptionsoflhi! wives ot the r-.iliim-l i,niw.
and of the judges of the Supremo Court were
well patronized. Tho most interesilng on itit
is concerning tlio projected fete which is in
procc-s ol preperatiou bv the members o!
the Siianish legation in honnr nfilmm.ir.
riagooftho yi.unr King of Spain, for tho
2tthr.f this month. Tno members of the
diplomatic corpf, cibinet ofiieer-', Ac, all to
bo invited to jurucipato in the festivities, to
wii n.w ,u ,iunim-vs, auu uiMin a waio
...n.l r .1. ...
U'V ul .iirniisiii, Lcncrosity nui
gooil fistoof tbo Spanish Minister and hi:
beautiful and brilliant wife. Mni1.nn M-m.
tilla has imported furlhisti&ysion a jnirei-ous
miv, iLutmiij ll.llliill.ll mill ig.
mirhable for its licli combinations.
Other laniU briiiK odors, source anc:
song, and robes nnd notions I'rainod in foreign
looms." So Faid young in his " Kight
thougiits," which aro noljojy'a thougTits
now, and who never meant his works lor u
fashion article. Intelligence, artistic talents
and more patience, than L'ly.-es had are
used in tlio phKluction ol one of tho maive
ious dresses worn at this time. B.
Flrt Xnilounl Hank of r.ohlchf un
Owing to tho deprecation in tbo vjIuo of
Iho U. S. loiul$ depoMtei. witli the Treasur-
cr ol tho United Statoa to bcaire iu oirculn
tion, no dividend wa declarctl for tho&i.
months ending December 3!t, 1677, by this
institution,-but tho entire profits carried to
tlio premium aeoount. Thia va done in
cmplianeo with the National KankinK Law
touching tho declaration ofdividends, which
icaus : (
o nwoeituion. ranymefuVftr thereof,
thai . diirinq tho timo itj?w)l ooutimw iu
pinking oporunnB. witMmw or iKrmit to
Iks withimwn.ehheriiitliA rarmMfJiviiir.,,,.,
or othwwie, nuy portion of Us capital. If
such u&xddou, ftnil- to or wWIng
JUuiauiiLiiaijmt.'iijungc
its und'vided nrofils then on hand, no dlvl.
dend shall bo made."
Tho total amountof premium paid by tho
Bank on U. S. Bond3 is $9,812.49; tho
nriountof this account January 1, 187P, is
$0,400.14, which is in excess of tho market
valuo of Bonds ($50,000 A per cent, and
S2 5,000 4 per cent.) now held by tho Bank.
This excess must bo reduced, nnd to effect
this the het earning f.if the six months end
ing December 31st, 1877, must bo carried to
this account.
Tlio total net Mrn'nirff. nbovn enrrpnf, evnrnr.
o nod fnxi-p, pDiil.diiila tLotnneof the u-tiik'
exltcnco is ts.r.r.i oi
or iifiinv 7 nor cocu oa caiutnl lor timo
iniBHru,
Tno IlinkpiHln nivli1onA..f4 ail lO
Oiri'od to rrcmlnm ttcconat.. S.CH as
Carilot to sury nsacoouui.... tsio)
eSCG) C8
Tho declino of tho Bonds is due to tho dc-
cllno in valuo of Gold,
The number of witnesses for tho nrosc-
cutiou in tlio Geo. K, Smith murder-case,
allied ocioro tno urnnd Jur)', was quito
larce. Kellcv " the bum" brousht here bv
Sheriff Hoffman, of Columbia, "was ono of
them.
Closing Prices of Dr.llivnx k TowxsF.xn,
htocic, uovcrumcnt and uoid, -iu Bouth
Third Street, Philadelphia, Jan. 17, 1878.
IT. H.IIM. IfH
..107 trd 1(T, ,?h6i
.. i3 Dili U3H .tskid
..IU 7a Iml I": ntlud
.1 li(t 103 nsk.ri
..H77 hid I bh a-krc
U. R. 5.2t.' 15-J, &J
a. 5- I'D I .Hi, 7
J.N. 3.K.'S. 1S5S
tl. S Ji.4 i'
tr. w. ciiriencv.o's....
us oui izz naked
U 8. I.'mISSi. l:c,v Ui lit it 10, h nnurd
I'.tfMHV. new 101 blit lOt'i aikeil
U 't 4'anow 0'!i lul U2M asltid
'nt,nsrivai)iD it. It....,... D'.ii 3 .-i,K0i!
'luln & Hemline It. It I'Jh I'M in), aci,1
Lehigh Valley 11. lti 2 l.ld 0)j nskcfl
r.-lilirh Coll J: inv. Co.... ll'i hid 13 uskir,
TJnittil Ceninnntonnt. J.1.2 bid iC3 nRhfd
I'lits.,Tltmvi cStlinff lt.lt. 7 bin 7h naked
hlln. i't I rli' It it ni DM t DSKfd
iiitlioro Central 11.11... i,l(l lf,l. hrvpA
fo'tonvlllo l'asi. It. It. Co l, bid 01 tinted
Gold 1(2 Did 102"4 askid
uwu.mjaij,ua,amLJiiiiURiljmja'iiaaTali
Special Notices.
E. P. Kimkd's Hitler Wino of Iron.
Thla It'ulv vnl.nlio tinld fins been ai tnnto
nrhlv tO'tfl by nd e.ns-jt8 or tint coranmniti
thutiMHinwoecmil mdNoonsiblo as a Tonlo
me- lcliifl. It cost- but ditto, n.ttinen ilio b otnl
iinl Gives tone to iho Rtomocii, lenovnttn tlio
uy tern nnO prolongs life. jLveryhotly ebuula
hau it.
Ftr iho enroot Weals S!6inic!n General le
bultv, IimiKO"tIon. D.mcO! clioijtonadai and
lor&u ca cfjcq-iiriusaiiuijic. ,
lUcint But or lioii wo u t-f!B"H--Ci ruteut .Mtiir
urtic uxirtp cmubined with tho most ener-reUe
of eRctable to nca Yo.lov; 1'enivian 11 ik.
un on warn wiuieiuiiiir in nnuutuou j uu i
)o yjti waat a frool ai petite I
Do you Hunt 10 putrid oi lietvousuoes 1
I)j you want energy I
Do yon wnut to aieep well 1
D , o i w-nt to unitt up yoar constitution 1
Do voi wnt to leel well 1
Do oti wbiit a orl-k an J vt?nroun felinal
If rim do tiv KUNKUL'j OtlTUlt WISE
I (n v atiE a tnaioi mm vnlnio n tone I
I'ewiiro ut couuttift'lti Knntol'H Hitter
Winoif Inm l the oniv fimo mid efTeutuat
icmctly in tbo Wuowii wnr'd fur (.lid poimiuo it
cui'u t l Dyinchhlii n:i ID biilty-tiuj ni thuro aio
ii ui'iubcrof iuiltat oasoff i-d to ibo ntiolic I
wniix. cannon tno t'oiimr.uiitv In t u i baio natio
but tho cO mini- urtido niunutnctured bv K. F
Kuukel nndliRVlne bid t mi ou thocorniit
oveiy ouMltj. Tde ver .net lb it ntliern aro at-
lenumoir in iniitnio inin iuniuio leino iv.
piovenlts worrli in.d e;. intra v-dumoi EniUta
rnr u -t iiiopenmno. u v. Kinxoj.
Sold oniv In il onttlo-. -oMtiv'.Diii pifttaar.d
detbVH-veiVwhpro 11, K. Kunket. Fni re.oit
JNoitliMi.t Street, 1 liublphu. l'.u
Tnpo Virni Ilciuovcd Alive.
Jlea-I nud a 1 c midel" In two lrjuts. No fro
till be id bit 1'iu uud fttornjicb Wur.ni
Oiiiuved a.' Dr. KLiikn, 5J MMlli i. Mioel,
l'lidaduloiMa. Lya. rnd for drciLir nrnk i o.ir
d ti'it tor a oditfeul Ku.NKE'w '.'OiiI stuLU
"A WIDOW ASD HUH "HII.D."
ABliiiiil.ir i.'istmco of ciiLtrbtitlmi cn-no to
llshti not Iocs slice, Mb eh is Unas rilatedt
(jo.uif into n iie.Khboi sIiouho ouotlay lact vcc,
I found cuo of iho children euiroilnc; toni a
neverocouuh untiospreNSedmy op.nion ttatit
was a cao in walch molicul oa.l&titnc.i should
b obtained. 'I ho mother cf iho bny oproed Hist
It was verv bud but said (hot bcfoio calling In
a doctor who intruded to try a cii'e that sfco ht d
lout; used In Mini, ar cases, mil never lounil to
la.L tm oclni; pi oso.l tacoinmnulcato tho pro-
i-crlptlOii. alio rravelv lbftriited mo timt the
cli.i.n eoifistod !n IIalc's jioxlt of lloui!.
iiou.'.u AND Till, ami that it could uo obtune.l
cf ni; U:o dnijiiiits. Prlcc&'criitsouil SI. Great,
avtnf by puich isins larca k.z Vepjt, L'Ktr
1UXT0X, 7 sixth avoaue, Tfow VorJt City.
I'iKn's Toothache Ditors cm o iu ono mlnnt ft
IP Yocso Ladies with Elotcheb on their
s:.in which tiro ot roueo.isly attributed tolrio
tniliittics of too liver, wcu.driecaid cosuuillcs
ai. d w rsurinb.and would ttdept the proefco of
tiiltugn worm 1 nth cerv day wltnnCako of
fILrN'b uuMmis Eoaraia ctnn union, iho
iiiitiihtlvbiimiihes waultl .ooa tliiip.iear and
tlio lillv and tbo roi wouU tuko tieir p'.nce
Thiais a tract wb rli tbitnslr.onabloaro fist
btsuiuuifcto flu I out H tbeir tleeldoa ndvjutase.
Moid uy druxrfct'. l'uco :tr. per ciko. I IJox
(3 c.-i'iO 1 75c, 8'Ui bv ii. all. pr.'pn d on receipt
of pf Ico. O 8. ClinritMCN, proprietor, 7 sixth
uveutie, ftevv Yort.
IffLL's ItAia AMD WnisKcit Dte, Tllnck or
mown, So. July?, 1:77,
Health awl Happiness.
Jlfflltn "i'l llunluea "o rilcele-w Wra'tli t
iiiuh inifH-tHirt, ui-ti yvi inu aro wil Jitt mo
it a vi Lry uuo wju vtiu u&3
WvishVs Livor Pills.
T.ieoiiiv muu lU .li3 1- r luri'M Liver Jypep.
vi i, lloaJuibe fuut Niomae.i, Cotstiuntiuu. Un
oi av, aNuwa, ami nil UUnm ooinii ututn nnd
Itlmtil i;imiUoim. Kiiiie c uu no uuIohh Pica, it
"Win r.Kbt rnna." Ii your DinLpi-.twil1 net
PuiMHj- HiiiisJiTuiH wr ui.o iux la JlarllCX,
DON'T NEGLECT AC0UGa
or I'lti. when ?5 cents will buv n uott o of I)r
1'iflzU'i'B fouyhriii) atai.y oiiiK'Xure. It bus
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Dr. rrjzln'Hrojijb tyr. u ot lu ennectJen
bluuJi t fin Lnimdn .C.evp1fiif.O. Oct. 3. 7i.
iir. ViuzjEii. Df.ucir: If.o n u duty I owe
10 ausT-r u iiciiituitv U uritu ou l-'orMim
I line i whi hoiu (Hicioiii b a couiih, ra'Hii
irtl HtuU", witli eery tyuiinum ot LeluJi coi
U iiKitcoi.H tup ln i ui . i u;wc ti metl.L'iirv
..i,tKu on wituuut (lmtilific.K-u luhiton n t
on imtHjinoni muHi 1'iouiiui i.i Lit-veuutl tLy
BieiaiH ii'o cei oho oi wiiieti pruuoui.o U my
C'KOi-cnjMt. hi d n.tomie'I toot I 4u a hot
iivniaoio ill hi ii low tt mi .In Aooui ibit tune,
ht-i'iiu of tout toniuli'iltil MU'Cffi', I t'um
ti.iuuvd taking vtur hnu 1j caimeetUu unit
ytiui- :oi IS it-Tr, luu wmut one' oimU t ,
mi i Hlir us ug tbo uie.Itt'lnttoiuu two ti.uutlia
1 tluU uiymltviitliuli dirt!.
TUIIUNCU DUNN.
Mr. Dauu iifraln tritleN uacer tUit'or Anv 4,
mi Ur. t'tuz 'T. Da r Hti I ojii cuilorso
vouruio ifliio moietioiipli tlmtieierfumtlie
fill mailt Hie uury ouoyecr ir.eU vu
oui el My lui.ua m'o iu cm rtiou autl kouuil.
li.v nc no lei un ot the Ih-cquc.
Tt.osbJio li-l elmttii-H! lur IbeniBeireA
Vli a. VlAl.AltVP Jttur. ieo.t'iHl,0.
For ftule by nil DruKglUs,
Dec. it, .y.
roll SALE OH TO RKXT. Aile
ninb't iom;.noot. wi.b WAU-.
JIOUHR anil invi.ri.I i! n(tu.-.-,.V
U..i.l If! til i llnffilt 'll ill VlFHUrfi,i I'l ni.il
kiiwuu i t tbe La 1 WeiMi iiuio.tv, IU o'y
uo upeilbrOo I'eliiibuviKr.litiiir-u'ulu. h o
or lo lion, T- rut nuiot'imbse. Aipi lotLo
uuil'-rttlE ird at bi re.lt-ouct iu Loblirbtou. or
Ouireui Packntju,
Priceless Discovery-,
A Sure Ouro for Piles.
.Abuio cure tor tbo Mind btoillna.ltcliininnd
n ct'ia.in mls Im boi-u iilnonrn iil oy Ur. Wil.
Ilara. (mi liiJiiin rcniei y) inl!ca Dr. William's
linllau onmnrut. A .lunlo box Imn enna tho
wo.et o it cm on o oim oi iwrnty-flvo soil tlnr.
tyjrai(.'i.tniiai(r. Nonnoi.coil mff-rflvom n
otcs ullcr min'yniK fils woi derail soolhmir
mculcnn. LotliiiiMnntraniFntsouili'iccttiuiUs
iloiiiotolinrm limit food. Wnlmm's Ointment
iwniiiil ts Hie tiinioin, nllnvs tlie luu nio i, chine
(liailion nily ot ni lit after Kitting vnuii iu
lied i new a iiouitici', (rues lunula ami p.ttn
Ina rtllct una Is prcpirc.l only tor 1'iliunnd
lH llilii(; eii p. TnoLHnnitH nfcureil n.nicnlsnl
to't ltd vnlnci, ui.il iiliy.'cinni nf nil school
pionoill CO It tno crrnlis". cout.lnul'on tn niedl.
cin.oltl.uiun. IunnlUla ,.t how lougnr
vcielv jou havo Leeu safrcrmir, jou can bo
caicd.
. il r. Jcseoli M. Ityilet C'ovp'aml. Ohlo,wrlto i
I -uirircU Tor yearn w.lli ltcliln anil TJlicratrrt
i lliw, tr.od icincdyottiTieincih nilvoi tipo.i and
cimmlted pin Hit: una 111 l'lnlaili-lplil i,lx)iilville,
Ciiiciiuiuti. Ind.ni arnilu and tins city: hhi!
tpmit in.nlreiia tf doliais. but loaud no irlur
inilli lobtiu'ienub'ix ol nr. Wlnnni's Indian
Olutmcm s inio tiur innnths ago, nnd it h
cniediiioconiu.eto v. I linn n van of tli bi.x
loit which I koto to a lilcnd ot inlno wl.o lied
docioreil with ninny pl yK claim ana us a ait le
Mrt went lo tr.enoieU Hot spilni", Arnonras
lortrenlnient. Ueli imini mo that the Ii,diiiu
Oliiltnou'. has also cuicl lil'n of tbo Piles. It is
certainly nwonoirinl nmcoiery, ond thonld bo
used bv tho ma iv thonsan U who mo now sut
fonu with ibot drci d UIo so.
t?"S13.0,X) Tiewjid wl.l tin paid for a morn cer
tain remedy, fco d by oil Drucfr sts. Olt. O. W.
I'llAZIK eclo vrop. lctor. Cleveland, Oi
Deo. 11. ly
Now Advertisements.
Wi FOIt SALE or TO LET, A DouUo
mSil rmmf Dwelhns llucsj, tit it to nuout
illaiii imo half mile en-t it Wiisi) oit. ou tno
i, .u lo.idh ir toMoriaFnri.net) natiablelot wo
fann ies. locre oioubont oH i c oi of lAod tn
eoiiiieciit n -ttiih thu buildlnir, and for talo ttlth
it, Ttiuis uiodcialo. Appli tn
L. i KLCITINOER,
Ji" 10. l,elilg..ton. Pa.
dmliiislfntor's Aoticc.
Nntieo Is hereby elven. that Letten of Ad.
mlmstintinn iinmi tho ICstnto ot Ilafe. lelti
Miilu-i. lotoor tlio Iiiinumli i,f Wclssitnt. Car
linn couniv, l'a., tlie'd. nivo been cr. mod to
Iho uinlutsiiied. All portious fctiotvi.ii: tnuiii
ioites Indebted to said ustaio will in mo mime,
tlta o piiMnent, anu ilian bavn ft clntmswl'l
pieseut tliem duly authenticated lui Reititmcut
to Ilis.-Jii'i UOYMt,
Wclssport, Jon. 10 ls;a wt,l A"m'f
rpo 'Whom it May (oncvrix
All rersous are linobr fnrhlrt mMilllnt? with
the following uiticlc-t of Personal l rOti-rtv. to
wilt 2 threes auu JXari o s a rows I neiter, 'i
W'oKoof hud ifnint's.. I lluffce aud Ilarno b. 1
tlciuli, 1 ttiod. l p ilr uf Jlni&loiU 10 Bedio i s
und Ueddttiir, 1 Orgtii. let of Itcy end yuaw,
I'.owi. )la rows Omliis, lo: of Hiocttsnntu's
ToWs I Hi. vo. till the I'linirn In itni hoiae. lot
of V. Ii'frki In tno 't'llar. or ol Lumber at tho
?aw Mill, I s-ewltiff Mxeliliie, ete. no,vliit:io
poHscsilOn Of John It Wtis'.of Tovameiitip
lowt ship, Citibnu ennui). l':i , as the laid at-lt-cif.ia.ro
m property, nnd 'ouno I to li m dcrliif;
icy ploasuro. LiamiUK WI.Iss,
lowauiensluA lvp., Pa.
Jan. 18, IST&wC
t7arlel hl'Jiml h t:fl ttt Ccn'rnnlnl ftsponillon for
fli4 difttny q ci'tWei nrd czrfScire intl luting eMr
arte' rf fipMW,7 C't JtiTnrtig. Tlio b;tt toliacco
ever mide. tir Vt ptrW ffla-nrt ( rlotetj
tnllntt'd ci laferbr rol' ro that Jirlctfri'ii Tft fa
nn ftrery !)!'. Ki 1 I y n'A deaVi. ftpnl for rampl;,
frse, to C. A. Jacxao.s & Co., Mf.-i., feteraborg. Va.
A FARM AMD HOME
OF YOUR 0 WN.
NO iV is TI IE TI M K to SECURE IT
ONLF FIVE DOLLARS
FOR AM ACRE
Of tho be Liuul in AmrilCa. 2.10 .'-OO Acre in
1-iAriiltN .N'KIUIASK'A. mi tho In- ol tbo
UIJJO.V I'A'"II''I1J ltAIfft'OM) now lorsaio.
I team ert dU (;.ven, juiciest - nly 6 per cent.
T.iso iro 'no oidv iiimTa roil PALK nn ho no
or till O II'.AT RA1LHOMI. IlioWnill.D'rimomVAY.
Seii'i forTllii M;v"1 KJXEKir,"llio be-t oiioerTor
1 nsn Hecumi n. nv ho u s over nublVo-'it l-ih
'.nloi ni i'nn 7iU map-, -en t F.tKE. O V. U AVId,
WORTT TPfiR AT.T.
In tliflrrwn lrc:i'lie-, entivna-lrc foi tboKlHE
8ilK Vlfllio.t, teiilar'til) Weekly ntui Mur.to t.
Cbiomo i'ree. Hi Cnnnnlx'foaa to A-nti
i.u. vil 'jKiii Aiijinsia ji(im.
KXTitA TiXE MUM ( era, wit i irnuie, ire,
IMirtl'UiJ. L. JONH8 it Co.. r;u,(in,.V
10
iTiM net u m-co oj)o.iu 5:'i0.
ii'iiVC. laioptiet- D r
UEAiTV VabH.Vtc.
Card4. 3) .trios mli naino lti nt
Kt'MNOEU & Co., Haon. Now
lorn
30
MIXED CA11D3, with nime 10 ct.. poit
paid, families 3 cents. J. Mink er A Co ,
Miiwnti, X. Y.
Cftnn AOe.NT.S WANinO f tni f.nsto-t
Wvww si'ilinsr bod: and rioture In the
itmrkuL The very 'artfct piolHs. Aiteut eie
mnl.'ir linin u to lis ncrtlij-. ACUicii l'.tv.
s. T. Ut'fK, illlt n, I'n
ASDW10II. DlKALn CO.ILU
Aiinm'H Pitent S-,f Feotlme rnwir Cum
siie.lfih n leH knowj it Hio m Nvieb nU I-
er J, oi hz Himieipicitlcnioi'Uic UTraait.
aitKATI.Y IMl'ltOVIil) THIS SKASOJ?
IWItM IIUU-K I'OWKIU of 1. tlzeftAiuost
aitiiiiiui: ou ioiiu-.
1IA D AlIlLIim of Ii nit ctiiant ex
reliance i maieilal nud nun uluriiite. tend fr
lium lured iiciimr. j. v, auaus, rc'.
PIMPLES.
I wlH mail (Fire) tbo iecli for n simple
VtOKTMILK JIALU inn Will rriH"YP IA.,
Kuj 1'l.Ml'LKSnnrt i.i.OTCHLri.I.am
iiu-nLI.i Miiir cliorauiiijtoitlfi.it at u iut ut.
tUoi Mr))! H ic.ua u luxiinnnt imviIi illuir
on n ifctJ iMuu ur iiiiiiMii ucc, uiruM, in.
c-omii? :u-t. BUiiip, litn. VuuJc.i & t'u.s 2j auu
h,MK.Y
Ta Consumptives..
Tlio olvert'- lianns been peiranneiit r
enitdol lb t tltcal iliense. tuiMniupti n. uy u
.iu.Ptf iineilv. Is I'UxIhus ,o id uu known to
bu r loW'.utTjieiM tlio itnuiis of euro, 'lo all
n-ba t!eiii x lie will wi.itl suiipruf too pio o ip
tboneo (trio U cbsri;, ). iuh tue ttireci,oun
ii,) piepur.inr nntl utiu tbeNinu winni it,ey
niilii 'I o are cuan tor i' hEl'Mrnox Asiiima
UUO&c:.'niH c. I'ur.lei wi-blJB tbo men-p.
tlolt will I !.! noil. o-, 13. A. WIL.U.N, Ml
X'rnnttl '.Viilluo Uuigii .. Y
I24i::PAtIl!I JliSEIMO CAEI3 Iu-tructionund
Ainu.eu.0 1. cuuiuiuu.t. tin oittnit to parents
kuU io,o.,eis. to i.itli'ient u iisilooe.Uui. lot
euuro otic stnt f oo tjr ;3 etM. lutretc, or
Humps. VunUe.f A l'u . Ann at , ft. v.
(Kr-7 rr aoem's profit. ir week
MH 111 I Wl 1 vruvo il or toifolt 4Mi
I iVU ,uw ut tc t'a Jit i) lotiittl.
kuiiiii'os .en' flee io all Audi est W. It. CUl U.
Ua 1 1.11. Sio m ion "t., Xbw Ytrk.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
AQUN TLUHAtl iTlifitmltireil lor year.f.om
Xerv, in Debi itv.reruiaiuro D.'Cr, aud all
tbeitffo sut yuutbfm u l. cretn n. ulll 'or .tin
sa' et-f Ht.IT riiiKt,uii!S'illv. soud lies u svlt wbu
iwtd It. tae io lye uaoiilreol'ousforiuukiuB ttu
siitijoieniedyov wbicU tto wit. cure', buflr.
6' vl.bing lo I'loSt by tlio sdvoiliter'teipt-rl.
anoa can On so or uddretusx in peiteot ounn,
dener. JOIiy B. oai)I',1lCasr St , x. Y.
SWEET fiIAYl
Gll8WiE9feMrMaGG0
S4MWBCCI
Mninifacluriiig Coirp
A lisai'g-e Assofftmienl; of
Fob? tine MOIjIDAT Trade
sit vesy &tt ractive prices.
Mk Mandlkercliiefs
A Specialty. Respectfully,
of o Wo MVSBA1JM fe OM,
totODr,'iS7r.yl "
Dress Suits,
Youths' Suits, P Boys' Suits.
Made up from the Hear lifaterrnl, In tlio Lajot Styles, nnd t erfect Fffo Gnif"
anteed, at INVEST PIlfCES FOR OASt
ALSO. Tni:iKNDOIJS SI.AUOin'BU IN TUB TRICES OI"
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Hats, Caps, and Gents' Furnishing
Goods.
CtTC'all anil examine Ooorti nnd rriees before linlmr j-onr nnreliases elsebere.
T. D. ULA.USS, Mercliant Tailor, '
2ml door above tlio Public Square, HANK STKEET, Lrhltfhton.
WAS 01 HIGH PRICES
Successor to
At Ma 66 MasaQiimoitla Storej'9
Opposito tlio h. & S
Respectfully announces to his
lie is daily receiving additions to his stock of
LADIES' DRESS and DRY GOODS,-
GROCERIES and PROVISION'S",
QUEENSWARE, &c, &c, &o
Also, just received a car load of LIVEHPOOL SALT
which I am soiling at Bottom Prices
SALT FISH a Specialty.
tf5iy If you really desire to Itnotv how' large riif atnofraf
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 Store, opp. L.&S.Decot,
May 0, 1870 yi
Wcisrport Plsinsssg Mill & Lumber Co.,
tte.nertfnllv "iintinneo to rorpentrr, Bel.tters. Contractors ned others, tb t hsvlrarrnntDlsi A
tbeirNHW ILI.s. taeyaio now prepared to supply tbein, nt Vlilty LOWEB1 FRlCXa, vrtitv
ovcry do crlrttou of
Such ns Siding, Floor Boards, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Shut--ters,
Moldings, Brackets, Cabinet Ware, &c, &c,
OntheMierlcstNm'ce. OiirMnchlonryis all ftrw nnd ot lite SfnSf Anproved Kind, ro that w(
hivii no lieniiailnn In Onaranteitnr Perfect Halisl3tlnn UtaM lrtioniay Isvor its with their trtloi.
ltv'1'iliivi.notllinet'icsllitnd e.ottwbst on want .end joirutden iw tSejr tU oflU
fomotlv nun ar n low price, as tli'itwli voa woro prejotit.
Give as a Trial, ami yon will be couvliiceil of vrbt wp say.
SOLOMOIT TEAKEL,
I). 1J. A1.HKIGI1T,
WM. niEHY.
JOHN WERT.
Office nnd Mill, nmrly opposite th Fort Allen Ilonse, WEISSrOHT, Ctrhnn'
fiunty, rciirta. June 10, 1870-gl
Now Advortisoinents.
TO LET, a comfortable Dwelling
lltiiiss, und lot 1 1 c ouud in the liomuKu
ef rsTivvliie, lleiit ntd-ritle, Anpiy
tub ! KLl;lM'JMir.U.Aini iiouigaioii.rii.
Jjn.lv, tt.
jJor Sale.
Afcv?shn es Ot the Frt Nntlonnl nanlc of
I, till hum stock. Amy tt tho ti:ice of lbs
C'AltllO.N AUVOl'Al'JJ. Jen. ID. l;7:-tt.
Kr.rOKT III' THK '0II I IOV nf
Iho IMHST NATIONAL HANK,
n to'.tsHini. in Ibo Ptnlo ol l'enn.v.vauia, at
tbooio.eof balnetti Uicembe, 21; lU7;t
nFbOuucf.
Ian' and Di-cnhlf 0393 71
Ovo dnifls . "US 37
U. H. liuuiin to neeuro l'cu si nn. ... 751010
Dae ttotti iio;,rovtMl iteetvo Aeent..-. ;,nis S7
Duo from other .Natmnai uatiKs
Una i.tiDi Male llankssnd nan ei .v
lititl K tcte I'a.nUuie, tm I futures
CurtVIlt KxpetlS BULOT.U03 f.uil ..
riemiu'ti- IMitt
i utOis and oilier t.'afttl Items .-.
78121
115.13
5,117 7'"
t.t14 M
e,406 "A
'.3 73
!' 0)
3 5 70
TH 17
e,3 to
93 5 0
IlilHOt other llinc. ....
Fiuct'onul rur.ci.cy. tno cuV.Mcke r
jio lo (ti clud'it C'il'1 'I leaxorv turn's
LeirilT-ntier Notes ,
Utiloiiiption Fund wilb U. M.iiojsiir.
cr 15 per cent, ot CIrcul.tioul
lot at.
tlCl.lj. .
, I73.cr,0 00
U, 0)
. 3,tS''es
ei.ni . o
I 4", (10
LUUILIIIES.
cspitoiPt'fi-r'id'iu
uuroiuii lutid
U divided 1'rotlts
Nul. on.ii U.iuW .utosUuttaudiuir....
Dividends uup ltd.
1 tdaidaal Dolo Iu fcutjeel to ebe.&.
t.'tlkbier'K ht'CK Outltiilint?
Das .i tithcr '.itloital liau ,s
Uuj lo hu.ii btiulii i.u.1 t.ajkert
U.17 CO
111 no
7,.H IIS
4? OS
Total 3-USl S "I
Matt of Itnutu'tanta. County or Carbon, it
I, W. V. lUiii-.unn. CiJiier i f lliea kiv, nam.
ed IIjiiV, do o I'tuuly kwotir ili.it the aoovo
buuiuo: iu traoto ibsaoaot my Itunw.cdne
Uutt Uei-et.
V. W. COWMAN, cashier
Sub.rrlued and swiratobefoio me. this ICth
djy ot Jauta v. iS'S.
i'llOtt. h, HE K. hoi'j Pabltc.
fcneci-Aitcti A.J. Dai lias, DennUBaumsn,
It, r. Ucffji-il, I) rectors, Jan. IV, 179.
T
0 Mliom it May Concern.
All TtAr.an nrfl here'.r forbl 1 medd'loV.wltb1
Two MulrsIOno raritBollhln S-One Wsrou,
sutlOno Csm, Ileal. No. 10 s, loauod by uis to
I9wls Ironnoi.er. the mime btlus uiv pioperlr,
11 Alt! A OU'l'U. WU uport, r.
Jsa. . urs-wi
Business Suits,
D. Bote & Co.;
Depot, BANK Street,
customers and friends that'
r.KniGHTON, PENN'A.
coo c
nr c a u i. "
c3 ? o2w?
3
5" jZb
"S mYORCE.
olan J, Walter. V In th Co art of Common
vh in t f Cnrtin Co Atxat
IIenrltialWftnr, vubrcBba In Dtrmoi No.
7. October 'lerm 1677. urvKiu Balipcoca,
No. .Jane 'Jerm, T7.
Aud uow, to wit i October 20. 1877. on tbe re
ttriioT Alias bull 03 ia in Above aue an due
proof beiUR innile tlml tan ti ti-ndant could pot
Le lounrt In utd Oouuty, the rneritTia otiei te4
to cusft noilcetnbe puollfthf rt ID ouo o moio
iiewipaperii uuatrd wtttiin fud count t, for fonrr
wee -uccewtlvrn'.nio- to tbe nrst Chr t next
ter.n of a d Conrt. nqutrlnethe" I'etendant to
lpM ou wild tlrt flay of aild term, t wit t 1
JuuoaiTi 78 mid answer aalojcdmplalut.-
Jiv tho Cuuiti
From tbe ltctord
TTT0MA3 KEMEnEH.
December ?s, I877-W4 l'rotnotiotarr.
T
"'O Whom It May Concern.
AU oerons sre herobr forbid meddllnv wlthi
anyot the l,tvo htttcls. Fsnninff Implnuients,
limn, lint , Htraw Crops iu the around Ctrd
wo id. TooN, llonsebo tl Kurnltnte. Ac. now
In the po.HesAion of J fbsr.es Bendel In Ma
hotline ttmnsbto. Cartwu couoty, l's.. sHtdsrtl
ce. nf propeitybsTinicbeen narcbased oy no
aud loaotitl ta iiint dmlnir tnr p.eat-nre.
WILLIAM MtLLlill, Lenivbton.ro.
Jan. H. Ii7j-w3' , r
jpr.nsoxAL.
FkiKkUx Tcvfssuip, ri.. Jannary sth, 1178
ttete tejof Jaiis Lelnlnrd.forItil KitsteiDd
Live tfics. s. lol nwii ouo llsy Horse, on.
Truck MiAeu.Sll.',itSirw Cutler, ono
Famiiog .vlil, one Hel DsoOie llsrues one,
(JsirtuKB ll.riif.., one Flow, one Culilvntor,
loi ot Corn His Us. sndalotofatr.y.. Ihosntn
ol Ona huudred and twentr flvodollsrs, in loll
lodste LEOPOLD UILDKBBANP.
Ja. li U;s- . Ksa ttsrwd. Ctuis V.