The Carbon advocate., March 23, 1878, Image 1

INDEPENDENT" Live and Lfet Live."
$1.00 a Year if Paid in Advance.
H. V. Mobthimeb, Proprietor.
LEIIIGHTON, CARBON COUNTY, PA., SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1878.
Single Copies, 3 cts.
VOL. VI., fro. 17.
Railroad Guide.
JJORTIl PENN A. RAILROAD.
Passouiers for Philadelphia will leavo Lelilnb..
7 .m?.' vtafi. V. arrive at Phlla. at C: 15a m.
ll:07p.ni.vlaL.V. ' i'.S"
"9pra via I.. V. 41 0:50 p.m.
'itotumtiiB-.loavodcnotat Perks and Amcrl.
cao Bt.. I'hlla., at 8:15 ;nnn 1 0:43 a, , jji.i 2:15. p. ra.
Jan. 1, 1817. EIiLIrt CLA11IC. ARCnt.
pIIIliA. is UBABINO KAlbUOAD.
Arrangoment of Passenger Trains.
Kovnunisn. 5nt, ist7.
Trains leavo ALL.ENTOWN as tollowst
(VIA PEBKIOMBS DBAXCII.l
For Philadelphia, at 0.5J, U.U5. a.m.,J.15 and
6.51 P. lu.
V SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at 3.21 n. m.
, (VlAUASf I'KSXA. BltASCn.)
yor ne idlna, 1 2.30, 5.0D, o.oi o m 12.1-5. 210, 4.J0
and o 0-1 p.m. . A
For mrrtsDiirg. 2.3 ) 5.50, 0.05 a. m., 12.15, 4.30
r Laucaitor and Colombia, 5 55, 0.35 a,m. and
, 4 30 p.m.
tUoss not run on Mondays
SUNDAYS.
For Tteadlns. 2.30 a.m. and 9 05 1 m.
Forlljrrlilmrg,2. nn. m. and uoo o. m..
Trams Foil AbLK -ITOWN leave as fellows:
(VIA rKLlKIOME 1IEASCH.)
Leave Philadelphia, 7.3 1 a. m., 1.00, 1.30 and 5.13
p. m.
SUNDAYS,
Leavo Phlliflelphln, 8.'n a, m.
(VIA EAST I'ESMA. BRANCH. 1
Leavo Reading, 7.4 ), 7.4V 10.15 a in.,4 00,0.10 mil
10.20 a m
Leavo llarilsburc, 3 00, 7.3) a. m., and 1.40, 3.30
Leave Lancaster, 7.30 a. m., and 3.2a p. m.
Leavo Columbia, 1.21 a. m . and 3.13 p. m.
HUN DAYS.
I.cavo Heading, 7.20 a.m.
Leave Uarrlsimrir, 5.2 a.m.
Trains inn kod thus l") run to and from depot
9th aud Green streets, rhlhdolphU, other
trains to n id trom Broad street dep it.
Too 0.50 a. m and 1,53 u. ra. trains from Allen,
to in, and the 7.30 a.m. and 6.11 p.m. trains
.from l'hil.idi'lpma, liavo tbrough cars to and
lroui Philadelphia.
J. K. WOOT1HN.
, Beuerol Manager.
C O UANCOCIC, 0n'l Ticket Agent.
"PENNSYLVANIA RAILltO.VI).
GREAT TRtJNK LINE
AND
United States Mail Route.
The attention nf thu navellnc: ptiliUo l res
pectfully invited to some of tho merits ot this
ereat lilshway, in. tho coniidcnt, rsscrtlonnr.il
belief that no other lino can inter eq-ial Induce
ment': as a louto of tliroaali travel. Iu
Construction & Equipment
tiie
Pennsylvania Railroad
.tAnris confessedly at iholiendof American rati,
ways Tho track Is doiltdo tho eutlro length of
tlit.lin.0, otttool rails laid on hoavy oak uos,
jviilcli arecmbcdlcdlnafonuCailonnf rock bal
lot elaatccn li chos in depth. All brldcesino
of Iron or stone, nnd butt upo 1 the luo'tan
piovod plans. Its i:asoni?cr cars, while cium
eutly sine and substant'ul, arc at tho namo timo
mode s ot couifot t and elegance.
The Safety Appliances
In nso on this M110 well IlluUrato the far-seclnc;
and liberal volley ot its management, in accord
auco with which tho utllltv.ouly of an lnipiov. -laent
and not its oust has been the question nf
conn delation. Aniouj; many may ho noticed tho
Block System or Safety Signals,
ffanucy Coupler, Buffer & Platform,
TIIU WHAl'.lON P TUNT SWITCH,
AND IUE
Wcstiughouso Air-Brake,
fainilnir In conjunction with a perfect donblo
tram road bed a combination of safeguards a
palnt accidents which havo rcuuerod them
practically impossible
Pullman Palace Cars
Aro ran on ail Express Trains
FROM NEW YORK, PI1ILADA.. BALTI
MORE nail WASiUINCll'ON.
TO CII1CAUO. CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLB
INDIANA 1'UJ.IH and ST. LOUIS,
"WITHOUT CHANGE,
fcml to nil principal points In the I it West nrrt
boutti with tut ono o lumroof cars. counocitoi)i
krematju. In Union Depots, ami are assured to
ftUliuporUut poiuia,
THE SCENERY
Of tlio Pennsylvania Routo
is admitted to bo unsurpassed lu thowerld for
crjndem. busntv and .varietv fauperlur Ho
fl-cahnient facilities aro provided, tmployecs
are courteogs an 1 attentive, and it is an incvlt
nolo result lost a trip by tho Pennsylvania
iiauroau niufct loriu a
rit'nslng iiiitl Mcmorablo rxporlcnec
Ticketa .for eilo nt the lowest rates at the
?lckct OIllcoj 01 the Couipauy lu all important
itlcs au.l towns,
rrtANK TirojiPSON, f; p. FAittnn,
Qeu. MaiiajtT. Ocn. Pais. AKent.
J. It' SlioUMAKUR, rass,Aont Middle Dial.
l2Nortu Third bt.. larrlabnri:, Pa.
"prluio Homo Mailo lircaii !
Vltt ad tUNGItY Wt'cn yon can iuy OS
pouuda of 1-trat Clasa Ilrcad
P6'JU LOAVES FOlt 23 CEN'TS !
J. XT. O'NEAl tho popular lltcad nnd Cako
V.aicer, of Lcluhtou. 111 order to meet the wautj
of tho times, hasltoduced no 1'r.Cjnf Ma cele
brated Homo Mauo OUEADtJ
Four Loaves for Twenty-five Cts. Cash.
Sugar. Raisin. Cuco'nut Scotch, Drop, Cream
nd other CAKEa, only
Ten CenU per Dozen.
S.ooti Out fur tlio Wagon!
At VAUCH CHUNK, on Tuesday, Thursday
n4 Saturday AJoiuinBs.
JCEmu II JON ou Wfils jPOUT, every After-
uoou except Wlu.s)'.
TEUMS 6TIU0TLY CASU !
JJatronaso solicited. 7. W. O'NRAL.
ril'lJUhJi Onnosito First National Jiang.
April r Il'nt M'ee. Lehljthtpu Ta.
H 1 T 0ra,,tcl
t ebanco to mika man.
f vou can't act tro 11 j ou
get (rrecnhacUa, Wa
a n nemon infevcrv town
to Ifckeguarcrlotiouii for Ilia
larcost, cheapest and best II ustiatcd family
public itioa lu tu word, Auv nun cm become
k succoastul aent The nioit 1dkiui ivorka nf
art Kivea froe to subscrtDertf, The price Is so
low that Blmoat oven body sB'.iaeribe', Una
Azont roports miklna oyer 115 1 1:1 a week, A
iidy syeut roimrls taklux 010400 tubsi-itbera
In ten uayt. All wl.o .-ucare inato money fast.
You can devote all voqr 1 into to tho bu tueas r
only vour spire tlrao You need not b away
from Damn over nuht Vouoan dojt as well as
others. Fall p-imoulira. directions aud terms
frtn Eleaini anil cxpausivu Outfit frro if
s-04 want nrofltabe wors stud ns y ur address
it oocc It costs notnluc: to try too builneaa,
a one who eagwea till to nuko great par,
'AodreM " Th Paopw'a JonraaL" Portland,
UwM. Au;M 1877-41
CARDS.
Fitriilture Wareliouae.
V. Scliwsrti.llank treet,i7ealer(a all Unit of
Furniture. CoJJintmadeto order.
Hoot mill Shoe Mn,nr.
Clinton llretney, in Levan't building, li-snk street.
AllordertpromjillndUi work warranted.
Attorneys.
p 1. LONOSTKEET,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Koxt dooi tcthe "Carton House.'
BANK STItEET. LEIIIQIITON. PA.
December tc-Om.
Tjrj- M. UAI'SUKlt,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSBI.I.OII AT LAW,
UANr.aTBtET,L,EiiiunToa, I'.
n.iirciatamid Cullecllon AtTcncv. Will Tinynnd
Sell lUal Kutato. Convejonilnir neatly done Col
lections promptly made. Settling IXstes of D
cedents a specialty. May ho consulted In l iilish
nduerman.
jaS.k. sTniiTHEiis,
ATTOnS'SY AT LAW,
3- OSice : 21 floor of Ilhcid's Hall,
Jllnuoll Oliunlt, Pa.
All business entrusted to Mm will be promptly
attended to. w ,
May 27, ly.
p jr. DtKBIIAN,
ATTORXliY AT LAW,
KeXtDoorto First National Bjolt,
JIAUOII CHUNK, TA.
3-Can h consulted In Ocrman.
fjanO.
Justices and Insurance.
A. I1KLTZ,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACU,
Oborfa Dulldlns, DANK-St. LriuonTOX.
r..n...nn.lnff r-nnnntlnn. fln,l H ntllCr lllisl-
nes.) connected with tho oilier pi 0111 ptlv attend
ed to Aptciit for tao best Fire ami 1.1m insur
ance coiuiiimos : jii-iua cuiiecnu "
charats. ic. Airlil.-yl
IJ1IIOJ1AS S. HEClt,
justici: of Tin: rr.ACr,
BANK Street, LE1IIOIITON, P.1.
ConievniTlna. Oilli-cllnc and all business con
nected with theofiice ir.mntly nttendi-d to.
jC-Airent lor first-class lnsunince Cniiijtinles,
,ud lltsks of all kinds taken on th inot lllial
terms. Jvi.u. 1875.
j . Vw-i till iAiiwiju.
AND
GKNERAL IN3UKAWCE AGENT
The following Compmies aro Hepresented:
LEI'.A.N )N MUTUAL FIHE.
UUADIMI MlJTUAu rllli.,
WOIIO FlltU.
rorrss'iLM: fire,
Li:ill()li 1'IilE. nmlthoTIlAV
HLEP.-5 AI'CIDEN I- INSUltANCE,
Also rennsilvanliAtHl Miitnil llorso Thief
DeteoUvoand InMirauco I'ompanv. ..
Marl29.ISW. TUPS. KKMEKEP..
Physicians and Dentists.
yJ- A. UEItllAJlEIi, M.O.,
PHYSICIAN AND SCROIION
Special attention paid to Chronic Diseases.
Office: South Uast corner Iron ami 2nd sts., I.o
hlahton. Pa. April 3. 1875.
N. H. 11 15 1115 U,
PRACTICIXn PHYSICIAN AND SUROKON.
Offlcc, 1UNK :tre't, nest door sliove the Postoffu-e,
Lehlnhton.l'a. .(IWce Hours Parryvllleasrh day
roru 1010 12 o'clock; remainder of day atoftrelu
Lehlnhton Nov23,'72.
sr- G. M SIIUM.K,
PnYSICIAN AND SUaEdN,
Next lo E. II.- Snyder's s:orc, Dank ST.,
LEHIOirrON, PENN'A.
N.H.-Speclal altcntlun civento tho Cnreot
Salt tthcuui. &e. Jan. 13 y
J lMlAMCLIN LKSII,
P1IVSICIAN AND bUltOEON.
(Lalt Heiident rhytlcian of Ilarriiburg llotjiital).
OFFICE t Next door to the Union Chore t,
WEISsPOllT, PA.
"ncctal attention clven to the Diseases ot
Women. Consultntlou lu Entrllehand Uoruiau.
Aus. IS, 1877-aui
-Qlt. IiUWAItll nituwN,
SUP.OEON denust;
Of tho Pennsylvania Dental C'oIIoao. riulsdcl
plila, has 01.eu.1t 1111 cilice In I.EllIOIITON, ou
DUO A I) STKEF.T. next door ti Snyder's store.
All wort warrantod satisfactory.
I.At'tllll.Nll OAS used far tho painless ex
traction of Teeth. Aug. 11, lS77-yl
7TATU.4:!tf KStU.U,
JL s
At his SALOflN. next to Clans ' Tailoring
t 11
:W:
j-;at:ibiisnmeui, keeps iuoi;eieoiaieu
Philadelpliia Lager Beer
Constantly en Tap lie ao keens a fall snpnlr
of ruro iUIUMAV VI.E-, choice 1'IUAltft,
I'nine I'resli oVriTKIiB. and other Katauic.
Tlio pationaito of tlio publlo Is very rcioct
folly invited.
NATHAN KTtUM.
Don't forpet I ho place : N exi roor above T. D.
Clause'. DANK Htieet, LcblRliiou. Octlii
Announces to tlio people of Leliishton andvlcln
ity that lie Is prepared to supply inem
with every artic.o 01
MouscruriilsliliuT Tinware,
At very lowest prices ; also.
Boofing and Spouting,
fa all Us branalics, proaiptlv nttemleditn nt
prices tally (is low as ti.o luncet. Give .mo a
call. '
urortEi Opposite the fnlillofnusro. HAVK
8Timi;T i.Kliian roN, i-A. 'jaiyii.'ir.iy
GIVEN AWAYAr.?";'
ont'tlM"Pio rinillnirf theSsviourln IbeTem,
pie." with 1 110 WO ItKI N U C(l U in '1 1, n! 1 p-go
llell1"if aa'Uv evDS)o.clolC'cl to Uhum..
hold the buuaar nchoo1, luso and ceneral
uaurch Worn, Un 3 mouth, trial tor So cants.
Agents Wanted. Address, J. U. UHUWIUl.
I TWlnj 71 Wuteu et, !. y
Drugs and Medicines.
Wonderful, but True !
A. J. DUELING,
rrtoriui'rou op tuk teople's
Drug and Family Medicine
STORE, makes tho fo..owliig
ANNO UN CEMENT. ,
Owlnctotho pcnernl tlppro'sfcn In buslncBS,
the ftt en t rcdueti'in of wnMtor Inbnr, ifcc. I
dccQ. It mv outv at this Umo t'iplTO tlwi pt-oplo
of 1 cluaMou arrt vicinity nic Lion's huaus or
MV i uofithI Jtentl ami rm emi.pr tho fo.mw
luff nf a tow 01 tlio many articles sol, at
my Drug 8 tore i
TATI T MEDICINES--.!! $1 Preparations
80 cents such as Vmoar Hitters. Ilosttttir't,
Dice's Pi iii-'itlon, Ml-hlciM Heib, Gom un
lliitcrsitnd nil olhrrd tcrmcily?i,iii)vrS5ctK,
.) c. prciiaiatlocs-ioc. ttjnt 20c. riiprations?0c.
COID. COUOII amlLUNO REMEDIES,
Javnc-'u Espcc;orant. II ii'l's sit.iI Al en's Dal.
both. Aris iIiorrv Pectoral, Milk Cmo Col
I.ivcr oil. Ocd Mvcr OU and Liinu nnd oIIuTi
fonnei.vtl now 80 cents.
IIAIIt I'llKPAltATIONS-iraU'-i Hair Do
ucwor, Moiitsoinory'fl, dyers' Ilnr Vitfor.
rn1 Mis Alten'it, foiineilysfi now&3utf. AH
cue. picparutlousornburo character now 40c.
LIMMENTH LnubiicliM, Iow'h Mflgnctff,
Donuellv's l-lccirio, 8am sou Oil, Ifuw-.y'i
Kflicf. Maine Oil, oaiTllnsr Oil. Wi'.rtCra Urn.
moil t, ami all uiUhih formerly 50c. uuw 10c,
Horse, Catllo anil I'hl ken Powcleri forractly
2T.c. now net Darlintf' celoarattU Conait.ou
Powders Impiovtd S3c. pir pomid.
Kfcala'sTIaiDbur Drops. 4-'c per bottle Dronst
Toa, ;i c. 11 packuue; rl.la of all kmos loimcily
15c. uawvOo. per cox.
PliAHTEUS Forons, Arnica, Poor Man's aud
ail otht r formerly '.5c. now 10c.
WORM REMEDIES Worm Bvrnpft, Vcrml.
fucca, V 01 tn liOzonscs and Confections lotm
crly asc. now itc.
Root?, UutliB. Herbs, Medical Teas, Ac., &c.
formerly ft cm luc. to lie per cz. now 2c. to cc.
peroz.
Castor Oil. Balsitn do Malta, Easenco of Pep.
je.mlJit, Essence of Eeinou. Go.ilen Tiuctmo.
Pareftouci nna Ulrccifno lonncrlyiou lo Isc.
now to to lOo. pel bolt.o
Eicrjtliliiff Poivn! 1)avh! Down! t
Canst to sodi. fcrMaklnz Sozrt. from 0 cents
to 10 rents ucr pound.
Castor OH, strictly poro, tec. per quart, by t!io
gallon less.
LOOK AGAIN. WALL TAPER. OoM Gilt
rat er iOe.r. tl nized Panels funnel lv "JSo. to Mo.
now'.-Oc Winto Blanks nnd Tints forinorlv lse.
o'zzc. now i-t.. to lsc, nnd uiown DaciEsform
oily lt'c. to 12c. now 7j. to Ue.
ryic!nm Piecinit'ons nnd Tamilr Recipes
compounded nt 'lurttly UeJuccd lutes. Goor
tcuOto 1URLING.S
1 1 living litre! at Xcilencoof almost Twenty
Year 111 tho Diup llurlucfs. tur ro than Ten of
wh.ch li tvo boon In Lehh'htnn, I wll in the fa
tuto. n I havo in tho prnu. Gumnnteo to all tlio
very Reft nnd Iuicst Druir4, .irdeiiio..,Vr , t
botoundtn tho American Markets I UUY
I'OROAHK I , Declr-nov3
$2500 I A4ctive' ?Jlclctf
T ,1 Acents Avantea,
A Year! I .. 0 oxoun
QonibinutiojJ prospect": I
" op
150 Distinct Publications
AND
100 Styles of Ulbles nml Testaments,
IXepresar.tlnir A;:riciiltnro, niosraulilcnl. His
toiicul, liellffious and Ml ceiLmcou Vorl:s of
uunersai interest.
a novel FBATonn in canvasinqii
Sales mailo from tills pro-pcitns when all cln
giollooks till. It contulim sotuotlitu to stilt
every t-isto and fancy. vo aio alo ofleriuc
rpcilal luiiuccmeuts ou our
Premium Family Eibles,
ENOLI-n nnl OCnMAN, PHOTHSTANT
snil UA'IIIOI.IO. Awtuile.l bunetlonly over
all rtlicis, fur llieirlhvaliiiiblc Aitl. anil Kuncrb
HinilmKH. ot tao UltAND CENTJJNNIAl.
KXl'OirriON, 1870.
Also. General and Local Acents Wanto l on our
GREAT WAR BOOK,
tlie raof t Conip vlienKlvc, relloDle and Accnrsto
lllstiirvof t liu n 1 eat Contest octwoon ilio UUS
MAN owl TIIK TUItK. UtllltsS0 el' Rant
lluur.vtuRs. Mans nnO l'lnna the tnimt hi.owv,
itcMr'lilo ailil usclul lloo now published.
L.beial Teinic.
raittculac,sftce. Address ,
JOHN. POTTER. Si CO.,
Publishers,
Sopt.l,H77 MliLADELl'IlIA
PIMPLES.
I will mall (Free) tho rcclnn for n slmplo
Vkott ni.': I! aim tint will rem-ivo 'IAN,
FitlXlCl.m.l'lMl'I.lSnnnlii.ciTCUEii.lcaMnK
Hie fill ii Bult. clcarauu bta itlfnli al'O in.t uc
tlonsf.irpuducmea luxnr.aut tjiuwth cf h-ur
on n talu head or imooiu ficc, AdJrcxs, in
c.QsingSet, stamp, Bill. Yauiio.f & Lu., 2j Auu
cu., IS. i
To Consumptives.
Tho nlvertiso-. liavlnir been nerniancntlv
curi il oi lli.il ilieaJ diseutn, consumptien, by n
slinple remedv, Is anxious lu nmkii known to
bis fe low.sulferers tbo nuans of euro, 'to ail
who desire it nu will ona a copy bl too preenp.
tluniKcd. tfrco of chariri'l. with the directions
for ptcpariuc: and usuic tho same, winch tney
will U ml a sum Cusk lor u Nel'su-nox AsiiiitA,
llltOKCiMTIs, &c I'nriloi wl.-lilm.- ibe lnusnlp.
tlou, wnl)'IeasonndiD, 1 A. WIl.bON, ml
i'enubt, WiilUm.buiBh is. Y
I2il!CPi3i:irZiCHIrlQ CiStJ. Intruction and
AuiuieuiQ.u coiubiuu.1. lijii.oitant tu parents
and toachits. '.uitinctcnturiisllc acinus, 'iho
cutiru pack aiut fico .lor cts. currency or
stamps. V'aulJti.f & Co , 2 1 Ami tit., A. V.
ffr-7 r AOE'lTS prollts per week
Km HI I Wl1 Pruvo " or toifeic S30O.
I iWJ jew aitces Jut p, tented.
Hanip'.esfc''nt fico to oil, Aitdies. y. 11. CUIl).
1131 list, :u Fu.lou rit.,New York,
ROllsl)YbUTH.
4 QRNTLEMAII who sufered lor yean from
Norvr.uftDelili.tr,FcrmalureDecav. nnd all
the i-irctB of routhful ludhcretiui, will for Hio
huUoof itufT ring humanity, tend ft go to all who
need it, tho lot lpe auu directions for luaViuc the
simple remedy nv whicu he was curtx. tiuflr
cru wlehliip to pi otlt by the advet liRer'4 ox peri
encacanti'i coliy nddro-ions in prfoct cimll
dence. JOHN It OODKN. il Ceoar Bt . N. Y.
Tn?rtfjK7TA" 33 newest nn-J mint popular
JlbQJ3JlQL. fconga. wlm wr.tmRi ot in.
f net Ion nnd amnftcrufnt' alno, n Met ot all the
battles, when ana wnrro fouht, dtinnu thu
wnr tor 3 reit atccip. AdtTiOfc, DIAMOND
CO., 9)5 Huoo s ., l'hlladelitUia. feh?3 ly
Jim ?3L',,.?r.!!..cv.r,c,'l,.
nut tiv tliat pl'lnest
cf ull books" I'lnln
Heme Talk and Medical common Hense,"
nesrlr 1 00 paircs. voii iliuatrtton,byl)r. K. 11.
TOOTE. f 1J I-exlncton Ave.. N. V. 1'nrctias
ns or this hcok aro at 1'bcrtv to consult Its
BHtnorlii person or by mad yanB. l'nce, be
mall. M.S' lor tli ntaup uu dltlu. or! 50 ror
tbo roi'VLAU edition, wliuh routa'iis nil tin
ianionisin-f slid illns'ratioiis. Contents talk's
ueo. aoenih WANTKn.
MUHTUY HILL I'UBMSIIINn CO..
,,psW4 15B.tSUM..N. V.
New Advertisements
MNTIlKIi !
Johnson's Anodyno Linlmont svill positively
prevent this tcrnulo ilisoaso, nnd will positive
ly euro nlno cases in ten. Information lliat will
eavo many lisoj sent fco by mail. Uon't delay
arioment. I'rcvonticu is bcttsr than cure. I.
S. JOHNSON & CO., llanyor. alalnn
Atrarlcl Jityt'tt nn'rj nt Centennial ExpoUIoD for
chrit,j qtihtiei nn mPcicj mitl litinj chnr
actcr rf swxtiiiig wl jlirnriig. Tlio lest tobacco
ever na'lft Ai nnr Hni strip t'jifle-mrtrlc Is clocely
Imitiiterl oi lufiHrir rI. rca that Jtrtonn' J!rt is
fi every jilir;, SoM hy nil deftVr. Fen.l Tor fumT'lCi
frop, i.3 C. A. JicKSOV & Co., Mfri., Tctenburg. Vs.
fl. F. WAHPIaK. Phlln..ra.. Qpnerat Agent.
E h WHITE"
ecwlnir Marliinolthoeaslost tvcIliiiK nv( bent
catlsfrlnff In tho market. It luin n vpiv lnro
phut I! o- maiio-ttholock-siUch; is Minilo in con
ri ruction; very llgntnuiniitff.ni dniuirnCnoiso
lfi-8 It is nlmct linioas;blo lor other mn
rhinos lo t-eii In dtrect comno't'ion with mo
White, ahemx wantud Apptv lor
teroitoVHirx: SEWIXU MACUINli (JO..
Clevelaud, O.
TTQT? 'TT-TT? WELLS. RTCIIARn?OX A
TWPIWHM1 TUR GOLon U io:om.
L Jj1 rjJivJL tucndotl by tho nurlcuituroi
"HTTTn1!?!? prossi nndncd lv tb3a.iudH
DU 1 lURol ih.'vriy best dmrrmcn It
COLOR
jrivcsnnoilect Juno color, nnd
is harm ess us suit. A it-cent
bct'loco'ora three hur.Oicd pounds nndnddaj
cents per pound to its vnluo. Aatc .vour oruir
ght or mAir hunt for it, or send for dcscrhinvo
vliculnra. W12LLy. RICHARDSON t CO..
rrnTtiftoti(Rnrtln?toii Vt.
SURPRISES,,
oor new mo'on Is tho most do.
Mcious cvi'i iiiiiodiic d, l'crpkt.
.5c, lOJI THUJID mvlht iJonx.
I'nrll'st kniwit. l'er nkt. U)c.
Bolli by man. 8Co tend for our
catnloiao. 9(1 pnpea and -lno llins. t
nations, wnu.ii iuiy oescnaea
them. Mnlii-il free. 1'ltIUE As
KNICKKItUULTCUlt. eU BUtO
Bt.Albiny. N. V.
CO.
Vl.OVVKU Rl'-hlla iKIU bi St
Ta i tics at i
wimicMilo nilces. 5ci. nts, fur
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nKt-, tur i.cis. Cstaloeua lrco. I. C. Ale-
OltAW, Itlrcralilo G.ii ileus r.iuchnmlou, N, Y.
l'lonts in cieat vnuety.nt low pr.cea
crarTsmzsss5gj--lr.;7.;i ''7T?ya
S M?ftM "etill pi'coiOiOonlySiO
UKATTi" Wnshlu'xton. N.J.
rjr .Mixed l inns, .suuwll il.c, 1) iiu.,1;, Ac. no
wU 5nU'te with name, 10c. 3. iliukicr & Co.,
Nu.sau, N. Y.
C)t? Uloguut Cards, Btylcs, with mime, 10
M " cts.. or 20 chromo 23 cts. J. K. IlACDlr..
MoMen llrnljio N. Y.
HP I-'ancy Caids, HuowHiuc, Slinbl", etc., no
mW 2 nl.Ke, with uanio. 10 eta. Nassau Card
Co, Nassau N Y.
I) II Mil Cftso5?2 11 il V 1
GWifelMToliaGGO
j A M1XHL' UAllDts, wit i name, u c. Acents' thu cut of his li'air, as you can tell n man-of-nntfli,
ice. I.. Joxr.8 A Co., N;eau.N.V. war from tho cut of its jib. Tho two bar
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Shaving, Shampooing,
Dvkino, llAitt Unreeixo,
and Hair Cutting Saloon;
IMl'OUTKD AND DOHSlSTIO
Key West & Havana Cigars.
All tho New York and Philadelphia
'(HIKING, EVENING, WEEKLY AND
SUNDAY (German A- English) PAPEItS.
Alio. ttoe r.eadlui? Nospapeis of NefalilmnnB
cities l.ineu auu raiux lonais uuu uuus,
bwitcti.llics and Glen Onoho Canes, l'ost.
niro and llevenuo Htanvs. Ntwsp'inrr
Wiamiers and rostri ruics olunys on
liaml. Arcuttur ilio i:iiKi:tli nnd tier
nun Aiiuauacs : Weekly and Montti
ly llooits nud I'erlodUuls, &c, ,&o.
F. INKMANN, Junr.,
Susquohanna Street,
maucii chunk, r.ij Dee, n. isn-iy
JSq"otIco for Charter.
Notice Is liereuy oven that an nrpllcat on
foraClir.rieiioraiiropotcdCornoratii.il to Ijo
siylrd 'Ilio KvaucsMicil Mutual Aid Hocietyof
I'airyville, CarLou Co. I'a.," to bo located ut
Hni ly vine, ra will no mailo to Ills. Honor
Judge Dreuer at til utit AurllTerui of Court.
Tau otj jet -f ilio ssid I ontoratiou Is for benev
olent and tcuellcial iitiriMcs r.monir Its mem.
tieis. V. 1' I.O.N!bTUi;U'l
Attoiuey foe Applicants.
.'.inrcli !, jfTSSw
HOl'SK AND STORK-UUl'M TO
i"r hunt, situate tin iianttwav. orposuo
Bu1. "(NirlMiii Ailvura'e" nillo. in tlio bor-
oaj.ut.ri,,-liltflitou.TAclioiise isatwitory.wlili
u-lMineUb klu oiuuiu wei uneti up wivu-"iv-
iit'. tuuuiein, c. i uu wrt-miges will t fc t.
cethrr or sensr.te. to nut tenants luiut mod-
v ate. Apply to J. T. NUtllAUM foriuitlicr
IMriicumis.
MoicUO. IS'8-WJ
KOIl SALE or TO LET, A Doublo
Flame Unelliui; IIouso, tdtif to aennt
una half mllo ea.t Ll V ihsi ml. nu tho
itij,! lu.aili- loMnria Kiimnca. snilalitn ir iwu
fanil les. 'lAore nieanout oV. tc os.i! ldln
connection wuli tlio buildlni;, nud for sale with
it, TcruiBti-ouciate. .vppn to
. I', ll'l'INOClI,
Jan w.
Leldgiilon. ra.
TO LET.
comfortablo Dwelling
1 1 on ss, and lot i f ci ound ui the borough
of rariyvlue. Itent iitdrMte. Appiy
u 1 i' KLUl'i'INUKlt, Airent. tiCblKlitou.l'a.
Jan. IU, tt.
Afewaag'es of tho First National Dank of
I.eMvhlou stneu. Apply at the I'flico nf tbo
CAltUUN ADVOt'Al'li. Jan. ID, t67-tf.
t HOOK OP KrJOWL
S HUUi:. or Kmrrts ot
L'ivo. i'ourulilit .e far.
usee Snow. me I ow to
ret rannlo.'. live lioppily-oliUiln lienlili, wi tlili
and distinction, and iippearto n lv mlscein io
ricty JO paires3J0 0 0 stdd. Mailed lor lo cts.
lu positiffo btiuipsor rnrreocy. Adores., TIia
Union lMJblmtiinicOo., Ntsr.ri N.J. dnii-wl
Mi.
Jpor Sale.
Our M'nslilnglnn Letter.
A Eralc on Socirly Visitors ,ai 7ic While
lt:ut,cThc Itailrcad Lolby Govern
vuntal S harem How You May Know a
Congressman Tho " Centennial Memo
rial," and What is lo be Done icith It.
Washington-, D. C, March 1878.
Tlio Lenten season lias for tlio timo be
ing, nt least put, not n slop to, but a brnko
upon, social gayety. A few of our leading
society ladies, however, continuo to rcccivo
informally on their regular days for being
"tit home " to visitors, nnd others liavo sig
nified their intention of seeing their friends
on ono evening in each week. (
Tho official receptions at tho White House
have, of course, been discontinued! but
Mrs. Hayes is always " at homo " to friends
of herself or President Hayes. Yesterday
evening General Sherman and n party of
friends paid their respects to her j and, as
tho friends of tho General wcro strangers,
Mrs. Hayes had tho conservatories lighted,
to show them through. Tho effect is very
fino when tho largo conservatory is lighted;
especially now, when tho azaleas aro a mass
of bloom. It was only last December that
gajs was introduced into ibis part of tho
Wl.lito House, nnd tho burners aro so ar
ranged ns to form a beautiful crescent of
fire high abovo the growing plant3 and
flowers.
Joy Gould) tho well-known financier and
nnd ex-Erio Itailroad magnate, is still in
tho city. Tho Arlington Hotel has been,
for years, tho headquarters of tho railroad
lobby, tho cohiuiiciit parts of which,
licalcu by Jay Gould, may bo seen there
any erening. Corcoran, tho well-known
banker, pliilantlirophist, and owner of tho
hotel, is going to extend it : and, according
to tho plans now in preparation, it will bo
tho largest, ns well ns ono of tho finest,
hotels in Washington.
It was not until yesterday, during tho do
bato in tho Huuso of ltepiescntativcs on a
renort to nay the employees in tlio eloak-
room their wages, that tlio fact was dcvcl-
onecl that tho two barbers who perform tho
tonorial ornamentation of our Salons in Con
gress aro paid by tlio government, nnd not
liy the members individually who call their
services into request. This seems to bo
rather hnrd on the bald members, who must
forego tho pleasure of having their hair cut
at government expense. It is, however, not
n bad idea to liavo a governmental shaver,
to trim tho whiskers and wax tho mous
taches of our law-givers j nnd, now when I
como to think of it, that accounts rationally
for tho curious fact that all the two hundjed
nnd scventy-ddd members, wear their hair
(that i, such es havo it) exactly, after tho
same cut, so inat you can leu a member by
.1... .fl.!. l?li ,tl
bers referred to are twins, and operate ton
Eorially precisely alike.
Some of those who visited tho Centennial
E.iosition nt Philadelpliia will remember
the great government " Centennial Memo
rial," a sheet of parchment fifty-two inches
in, length by thirty-sovcn wide, gorgeously
framed, which was exhibited iu tho Gov
ernment Iluilding, nud . also, on tho 4th
of July, 187B, in a big sifo opposito grand
stand in Ihdcpcndcncu Square, as a part of
t io centennial exercises. It is surrounded
by nn emblematic border, and crowned, by n
vignctto of States iu tho shapo of an raglo
grasping in its talons n shield, arrows, liber
ty rap, an olive branch, and u scroll with
tlio word " Constitution," each side of tho
group iu a stand of colors, tho whole resting
on a representation oi riymouui rocit in
scribed, "1778-1871)," with the motto E
1'luribus Ununu Tho background is a
storm scene, with lightning playiifg from
the clouds. Tlio rest of tlio border is mailo
up of fagots, typifying tho original thirteen
States, bound with n band of stars, gather
ing in tho upjier corners by olivo aud oak
branches, signifying enoo and strength.
At each oi tnc oaso corners is a siueifi, par
tially surrounded by cjtisters of olivo and
oak leaves. This curious document derives
its interest nnd iiniwrlaiice from tho fact
that upon its faco nro tho official signatures
of tho executive, judicial, and legislative,
officers of tho government, in oil numbering
4U1, headed bv U. S. Grant. Tho great seal
of tho United States was affixed to it, in
pursuance of an act approved January 18,
1678, and, for tho puqiooo of making it ac
cessible to tho general public, this docu
ment, which bears tho titlo of "The Admin
istration of tho United States Government
nt tho Beginning of Its Second Century,"
tho Houso has passed a resolution to tho ef
fect that a committee of thiiteen, consisting
of ouo from tho thirteen original States ro-.
spectivcly, bo appointed to arraugo tho pro
ceedings nnd ceremonies for tho placing of
the said centennial memorial in tho Depart
ment of State. li.
TUP NEW II0IJUS FIVE DOLLAItS.
TJiis city and vicinity is now being flood
ed with counterfeit iivo dollar bills on tlio
First National, Bjnk of Hanover, Pa. Wo
alluded to tide fraudulent bill in our last;,
a subsequent, careful, examination limbics
us to lay before pur readcr-s a more detailed,
description of this dangerous counterfeit,
which is so well executea that it has deceiv
ed wvcral exjieits. Tho.bogus bill is mark
ed on ouo of tho D series tlio only defects
tho closest scrutiny reveals aro iu iho cau
tionary directions printed on tho back of tho
note. Tho word "owing" on tho upper-right
hand corner had evidently been printed
"owuig," and ufterwards changed, as there
is an extra dot over tho "n." Tho word
"thousand" in tho lower right hand comer
has tho last syllable printed "and," and tho
tho vord"cxo&eding"iniinodiately following
begins witu n "c. ' luese are very trilling
defects, and may havo been corrected in sub
sequent issued u'f tho counterfeit. It would
lie well to refuse all $5 notes on this bank of
tho series D. Petersons' Detector,
Lord's sons get $15,500 n year, and
now they think the old man is insane,
Mrs. A. T. Stewart owns tho largest
single diamond in tho laud ; value,'$35,H00.
When explaining his course on the Sil
ver Bill, Senator Lamar's voijpgrew tremu
lous, Ilia body shook with cJtiotion. When
he had finished, Edmunds, Anthony, and
many others, rrowded tuout sail shook bis
hjina hcsVUly.
Chimes of tho Times.
Grasshoppers aro already hopping out
of their eggs in Missouri.
Scranlon Republican! "Five long
dreary nionlhs yet or political gabblo and
squabble." . ....
Toledo Commcrcioif " Toledo has moro
statesmen to the square inch than any other
placo of its size in tlio Union."
Springfield (III.) Register: "Tho na
tional parly.is nn impudent sham, n politi
cal confidence game, a republican trick."
IlulT.ilo J?.rnrc.M:-r"Tho check of the
Goddess of Liberty on tho new dollar is very
fine, but wo do wish it had a blush ou it."
Tho Indianopolis Sentinel descrilies
Hayes as "as a huso wart on the noso of tho
radical corpse." Metaphor could no further
go-
New Orleans Picayune ; " Thcro is nn
unreasonable opposition to silver, wbilo
thousands of people oppeor to get along very
well with nothing but brass."
Wilkes-Ilarro Record ." The first of
greenback candidates for Governor now in
cludes Samuel Calvin,, W. H. Armstrong,
Frank Hughes and Judge Eentley."
Tho Philadelphia AorA American re
marks there is but ono Ihing to (to now to
stop calling names and,,try to make tho sil
ver dollar ns good as tho gold one.
Philadelphia, Times :" Tho day may
bo breaking, but thero is no occasion for
anybody's rooster to crow over tho result in
New Hampshire. Both parties wcro badly
scared."
Wilkes-Barro Record: "Unlcs3 Presi
dent Hayes turns over a new leaf pretty
soon his' administration will bo regarded
only with pity by its friends and contempt
by its enemies."
Cleveland Herald: "Texas this year
made 700,000 bales of cotton, from which
will be obtained 840,000,000 pounds of seed.
This seed converted into oil would bring
over $14,000,000."
Tho Denver Tribune say it "Tho two-,
pie must not expect too much of tho Silver
bill. It will nol.relicvo tl'.cm of tho painful
necessity of working for their money of
earning every dollar they gjt."
Tho Charleston Journcl of . Commerce
congratulates tho people i.of South Carolina
on tho "honorable settlement of the debt
question, by which many of their creditors
will get one-half of what i3 owed them.
Cincinnati Commercial: "What tho
country wants, now that wo havo the law
restoring the old specio basis nnd money
measure, is that thero shall not bo any ad-
tlilionfl legislation odoui moiiey."
Cleveland Leader: "Everyday- adds
to tlio organized opposition to the work of
Wood's tariif committee. It will need to bo
a very nblo bill supported by very ablo men
and arguments, to bo passed by Congress."
Cleveland Leader:" TheHon. Samuel
S. Cox has improved upon Dogberry. Ho
has not only been set down in writing- as an
ass, but has secured a ccrtificato of that
quality to himself forever by having it put
iu print m tho Congressional Record."
Cincinnati Commercial:-"Tho news
from the country in relation to tho appear
ance of tho fall grain is charming. In tho
umo valley tuo wneatanu uaney are beau
tiful." Indianapolis Sentinel: "A colony, to
bo entirely composed ofSiiiritualists, gather
ed from all over tho Union,, will buy land
in Lincoln Territory and engage in agricul
tural pursuits."
Tho St. Louis Colc saysoftho Southern
claims: "Tho amount.of money involved
is so vast that thero is Amost a certainty
that a Claims Ring will 60mo day bo formed
which may bo able to buy its" way to tho
vaults of tho Treasury."
, Tho St. Louis Journal says that "tho
question of civil servivo reform is a small
ono in all its details. The. American peoplo
aro not small in ony sense of the word. They
havo largo views, largo hopes, largo expec
tations. What thev demand is a fair chanco
to make money. They will not grumble at
tho bills if they are permitted to prosper,"
Tlio wedding of St. Louis nnd St, Taut
by bands of iron, last week, was tho themo
of great gratuhition for thopretsofSt. Louis.
Tho Mississippi jetties givo its trado an open
way to tho ocean, nnd it is claimed that
Chicago, in tho shadow of its growing pres
tige, will speedily shrink Into tho propor
tions of a quiet lakeside village. New York
Herald.
COUNTERFEIT XOTES.
As East Method of Dctkctino Them
CocsTcnrEiTERS' Blesdehs. A list of coun
terfeit national bank notes, arrangcd.by Re
ceiving Teller Underwood, of tho National
Bank Redemption Agency, will soon bo is
sued. An examination of an advanoocopy
reveals thci lolloping jets:
The counterfeiters. 6avo so far neglected to
pay any attention to tho name of tho Regis
ter on thocnuino notes. All tlio twenties
on tho Market, Merchants, National Bank
of Commerce, Shoe nnd Leather, and Trades
men's National Bank of New York City,
bearing tbo nama of L. E. Chittenden as
Register, aro counterfeit. The genuine notei
on theso banks all havo tho name of 8, B,
Colby as Register. This isnlso tho casewith
tho 20 on tho Oneida National Bank ofUti
ca, N. Y. All iivo dollar notes of tho follow
lug banks, bearing tho namo .0(8. U. Colby
as Register, nro counterfeit! First National
Bank of Aurora, 111,; Canton, llf.j Chicago,
III.; Paxton, III., and Northampton, Mass.
All tho genuine fives on theso. banks have
tho namo of L. E. Chittendep ns Register,
with tho exception of tho First National
Bank, of Paxton, I!l.,onwhlcHj printed the
oatno of John Allison ns .Ifeguter. Tho
counterfeit ten on the Miiucic National Bank
of Indiana lias tho name of Allison as Regis
ter and Spinner as Treasuter, while all gen
uine issues havo either tho namo of Colby
ond Spinner or Allison and New. All tens
on the First National Bank, of Lockjiort, N.
Y., nnd First National Bunk, of Poiiglikeejv
sie, N. Y., having tho name of '8, B. Colby
as Ecghder, aro counterfeit. The genuine
notes bear tho name of L. E. Chittenden,
Petersons' Detector.
Soma Ohio boys bored out n stick of
wood, rammed it with powder,nnd put it In
tho church woodpile. Net result i On Sun
day, during the services, the stovo blew up,
thojnpo fell down, and tha rxoril. itm-