$1w (Envlum SUUwnto.
II. V. MOIlTHIMUIt,
HllTOH
Li:mniiT0N. im.i
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10,
1S78.
A meeting of the llepuMicmi County
OvMiimittco is called for August 2lltli, and n
full ntlcmlaiioo requested. Tlio Incetin?
will bo held in llio Gazette cilice, Mauch
Chunk, at 2 o'clock ji. In.
It is positively asserted by those who
profess to know, that tho Grcenbackers of
Carbon county intends to diet themselves on
onions from now until election in order to
make n good show of strength in tho contest
for official pap I
Pension Agents have received orders
from Washington requiring nil widows
drawing personal pensions to be accommpa
nicd by two witnesses ablo to prove that the
widow has not been married sinco thopie
vious payment. There, ai o 2500 of theso
claims on the list, requiring tho personal at
tendant of 7500 persons.
Tho Democratic Convention, of Schuyl
kill county, met Monday in l'otlsvllle, and
nominated tho following ticket:
Congress John W. Ityon.
Treasurer Louis Stoll'regan.
l'rothonotary Thos. F. Kerus.
Recorder John A. Itcilly.
llegister liichard Itahn.
Clerk of Couit 0. J. Aregood.
A Washington correspondent pays tho
United States Treasurer is daily in receipt
of letters from bankers in all patls of tho
country, tho tenor of which is generally ex
pressed in tho following, received on Satur
day from an Eastern bank i
" Is there any way of using our surplus
(liver with tho Depattment? Wo are mak
ing strenuous eil'orts to float it) but find it a
great undertaking. Tho discountnud freight
is too heavy too pass it over to tho brokers."
Tho Treasurer is obliged to aii6Ver that
ho has no use for it, and cannot drain the
glutted market in tho Western States, and
particularly in Kansas, IoWa and Missouri.
Thero is wailing over tho amount of trade
dollars and Mexican dollars which have ac
cumulated in these parts, and which can no
longer be circulated except at their value in
bullion.
A special from Washington to the New
York Times says tho Pacific Railroad Com-
panics affected by tho recent land decision
of Secretary Schurz have formed a combi
nation, and propose an active resistance,
They havo issued a circular informing all
parties that any attempt to pre-empt their
lands under tho decision of tho Interior Lie
partmcnt will bo icsisted and tho parties
ejected. They also give notice of their pur
pose to iguoro what they term "tho so-calb
cd decision of tho Secretary of tho Interior,'
and that they will continue the salo of lands
as heretofore, at prices fixed by the respec
tive companies. It is probable a test case
willbomado shortly in order to havo tho
question at issue adjudicated by tho courts,
Numerous applicants are being received at
tho Interior Department from persons de
siring to pre-empt under Secretary Schurz's
decision, asking for information as to tho
character and location of tho unsold lands,
No steps havo as yet been taken to furnish
the information asked, and applicants arc
Bimply supplied with printed copies of tho
bccreiarys Decision.
Comparison of tho "condition of tho U
S. Treasury August 1, 1878, and August 1
1878 i
Tho remedies thus far suggested to Mr.
llcttitt's committee on the stagnation of
business and Industry ore tho following:
Abolish capitalist!
Abolish interest.
Abolish private ownership' of laud.
Alxilili jjiivule proivityi
Abolish the patent laws.
Abolish the customs dutiefi
Aboli'.li all lava for the collection of bills
of credit.
Abolish private ownership of machinery.
Abolish the practice orcirlngUovcrumcut
and to railroads.
1'ivli ibi t em iloy uicnt of children under 1 4.
Prohibit tho einplovment of anybody but
citizens oil public Voik.
I'lOliiUit trio doing oi puuno wont oy con-
rai't.
Prohibit Clllneso immigration.
I.av tt Kfadmited lax on incomes to prevent
areo aciimulatious of pioperty.
1-uiliHli uovcrnineiit woric ir uncin-
ioyed.
Open industrial rchouls at tno expenso oi
10 Government.
ItalSo tho iilcomo of tho Government by
reet taxation.
lluild 208 war vessels.
Put the soldiers at work on the prairies.
Enact a universal eight hour law.
Crealo a Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Create a Department of Industry.
Mako it Illegal for women to work long
hours.
Have all the machinery bo run on eooiier-
ive principles for the benefit of tho people.
Amend tno constitution lor ine ueucutoi
10 laboring men.
Establish Government cooperative socio-
es.
Make the administrations of justice gratui
tous.
Give everybody tho right to vote women
hcluded.
Establish minority roprscntatiotl.
Let tlio Government issue unlimited green
backs.
Call in allGovcrilmentbonds and national
bank notes.
Let tho Government own and run all rail1
oadsand telegraph linesi
lieep politicians out oi oince.
Submi t all laws to tho people for approval
or condemnation.
Abolish tho United States Senate.
Abolish tho practice of licensing tenement
cigar factories
Aoonsii tno wages system.
Restrict the powers of tho President and
House of Representatives.
Compel persons to spend their money as
soon as possible after they get it.
Abolisli tno larui.
Coionizo tho unemployed on tho prairies.
Fix tho rate of watres bv law.
Let Congress pass a prohibitory Jiqubr
law.
Lend $1,000,000,000 to tliopcoplo without
interest.
Legislate so that tho people may havo two
halt holidays every wecK.
l'ass o general apprentice jaw.
Issue United States bonds in lower deno
minations than $00.
Resume specie payments immediately.
Rcdtico the taxes.
Imuose a tax on steamships to give sailing
vessels a ui Iter chance.
Pass a ceneral lien laf
Rent all landed propoity to whoever will
pav tho highest taxes to tho Government.
Prevctit'tho locking up of trust funds by
assignees.
Provide frco travel on railroads itt tho ex
peuse of tho Government.
BALANCES.
Currency 9
Hurclal mud or
reclemiitlou ot
irno cor'ev....
bneclul deposits
Legal Tcnitcii
lor reileinut. of
Cert, oi Deo'tit
Coin ir....
Coin Cert.
Com, less Com
aurtKIIV Coit.
Oatstaml'irciitl
ea Bonds
OtlicrUaiKtnua
mix co.n Llab's
uuuianuuur le
pal 'I cutlers. . .
Outstanding
Pi actional cur.
reucy
Outstaucl'g till-
vtr coin
Total Dobt, les
Cash in Trees,
lll-ouc. oi Debt
lor July
llriliic. i t Deut
wnco July I...
Market Yaluoot
Unlit
liDpoit".(i2mo.
cnd'cJuiicS'J).
ExporlMl- mo.
tuil'ft Junesui.
1S77.
D.S11,IU4 31
1678.
1,105,317 63
8,160,803 00 10,010,000 CO
63 405,000 0.1
!)7,MJ3.'J93 K)
i7 8 7,500 IX)
03,993,(93 29
11,153,000 00
12.7N.009 K
S59,oo-V"0 w
19,784.30 89
3l,Si.:C0 13
2,Q69,339.:.B 42
818,'JOl 81
813,901 84
105 37
431,3:3 1:0 CO
C9:,473.:0 00
51.:0n.nc0 00
07.1 07.S02 41
45,03 1, U0 03
101,370,6:2 49
8.163,650 00
0.994,7a3 t:
10,031,00 09
16,433 393 17
30,101,(31 03
!,C33,53'j,5:i 83
:CO,300
1103,300
1C0
497,051,533
ODI,8S4,:00
tho lal'o Edmund Jennings Lee, and grand
son of Richard Henry Lee) of Revolutionary
fame. He is a cousin of General Leo, and
tho same gentleman who read tho Declara
tion of Indcticndence at the opening of tho
Ceutctinlo.1 Exhibition at Philadelphia, Pa.'
fit. Louis Globe-Democrat: "Mr. Hayes
would be astonished to kliow the amount of
enthusiasm which the omission of his name
creates in a republican convention in these
parts."
Boston Traveller-. "Thero never was a
period when demagogues did not tell tho
pcoplothey Were sulTering from "hard times)'
and when they did not promiso a mlllcn
niilln if put into tho ofiico they sought."
Jefferson Davis, so it is stated in tho
Mississippi journals, has an idea of running
for United fckales Senator in place of Senator
Bruce. His friends are urging him to stand
his chances before tho Senate for tho remov
al of his political disabilities.
Vitier under tills head will bo inserted
lintil tlnS meeting of tho County Convention
for $3.00 tach, cash in advance.
Foi Register and Recorder,
SAM'L It. GILliAM,
Of Franklin,
Subject to Republican rules.
For County Treasurer,
Rev. C. G. EICIIENBERG,
OfFrankiin.
Subject to Democratic rules.
Kearney ns a " Classic Thief."
Tho admirers of tho " man eloquent," Den
nis Kearney, will no doubt bo struck, upon
comjiaring tho following extracts, witli tho
close similarity of the utterances of Tom
Fitch,the " silver tongucd" orator,of Nevada,
nnd eloquent (?) Dennis in I'enucil Hall,
lloston, on Monday evening last.
Look ox TiusJ Thex ox Tins I
From Speech 0 Den- From Speech of Tom
mi Kcarney,in Has- 1'itch, of Nevada.
ton, August 5,1878. June 21, 1870.
In order to beat re- Let me give brief
tnoiisivo to tho ikiu- utterance to tho feel-
lar win and cxpics- nig 01 tne Hearts 01
Kionthatwentupl'rom many thousand earu
tlns meeting to-night, est Republicans, etc.,
when a certain man's etc., " and send ines
namo was mentioneil, wee of lovo and grcet-
I feel liko biiugiii" a ing to him who is
message of cieotTug ' lesser than Macbeth,
and loyo to the man yet greater." Fiery,
who is leaser than yet unconquerable' j
Macbeth, yet greater; the Rupert of debate,
to that fiery and in- chivalrous, whitc
c imparublo Rujiert of plumed Navarro of
debate Voice, "Good tho platform; baga
lxiyt") -tothatchival- cious statcnian, great
rous and white-lum- hearted leader ;giited.
cd Navarrooftlierust-gallant, glorious
ruin gallant, gifted, lllainc.
glorious Butler. (Great
applause and cries,
" Say it again I")
A good tiling will boar repeating, perhaps,
and Dennis may bo iunooent of pilfering tho
tpcooh of Fitch, in order to savo $2.50, the
iiguro at which ho claims, iu his Massaohu
s itte speech, to le ablo to get all the eloquence
bo netds.
Points in 1'olltics.
A native Ame'iean convention has been
called in Vermont.
Tho republican canvassin Pennsylvania
promises to bo quite lively next month.
Schuyler Colfax, grccnbackcr and re
publican, docs not caro for otfico any more
He likes tho honors but not tho abuse.
Senator Beck, of Kentucky, regards tho
labors of the Potter committee "as a scheme
to make a maityr of Sam Tilden."
Some 0110 in Massachusetts is disposed
to bet that General Butler will bo a delegate
to the Deinocritic Stale Convention this
fall.
Limo Springs (Iowa) JViSune: "Conk
ling and Washburno is tho ticket that will
sweep the country in 1880. Hurrah for
Conkling and Washburnc."
Cincinnati Gazette: "Tho clerks iu
Postmaster General Key's department aro
said to havo contributed more money to the
republican campaign fund than tho clerks
of any other depattment."
Hero is tho platform upon which stands
tho Vicksburg JTcrald:"'c aro against
secession, for the old Hag and an appropria
tion, and extremely anxious to know who
will bo the Doorkeeper of tho next House of
Representatives."
Cincinnati Gazette: "Beverly Douglas
the Virginia Congressman, explains to his
constituents that the reason ho drank so
jnuch- during tho session of Congress was
thai ho was trying to drown tho memory of
tho fact that ho voted for tho Electoral Com
mission bill. Until ho cast that vote against
hisbest iudKincntho was a sobcrman. It is
said that this defence is making him stout
again in his district."
Utica republican: "Government must
do directly for tho people everything of a
general or publie"'naturo whffch It has dele
gated to tho monopolists. Whatever sur
plus labor thero may bo over and above sup
plying current wants and needs must bo em
ployed in carrying out a well considered
system of public works on our highways
and channels of transportation anil on all
other necdod public works until we have
magnificent highways, through irrigation
and many other things, until tho surface of
our country is transformed into a veritable
Garden of Eden."
Philadelphia 1'rcss: "Georgo C. Gor-
ham, Secrotary of tho Republican Congress
ional Committee, has been through tho
Slate, and thus sums up tho situation as he
found it: "It is confidently predicted by
tho best lepublicans in tho State that the
parly can carry two districts now represent
ed by democrats, and, wbilo the State ticket
is steadily gaining iu strength, there seems
la bo absolutely no factional spiiit within
tho partv. Tho Legislature will undoubted
ly be republican by a good working majority.
It is not probablo that any republican name
will be presented in opposition to Senator
-Don Cameron."
Mobile ItegUter: "Tho Colonel R. H,
Lee, who wonts to go to Congrew fiom Iho
Eighth district of Virginia, now represeuUd
by Eppa Hunton, is not a son of the late
General Robert E. Lee. He is the sou of
Our l'aris Latter.
Froeidcro FataccFr'im the Time of Adaln
to FdisoiiHclics and Carionitien of all
Ages and from all Countries Americans
Abroad.
Paris, July 20j 1878.
Tho right wing of tho Frocaderd palace,
tho aiiilcx to the Main building, is devoted
to antiquities, which have been so arranged
as to givo a corinccted view of tho pibgrcs
sivo development of tho arts, and form a
fittingintroductibh to their present ndvaiiccd
conditiou. Even tho pre-historic relics of
the human racoaro displayed thero to com
plete tlio Eerics. Tho Exposition is thus not
only of the present, but of tho past. It gives
tho history of human labor in various coun
tries from tho earliest periods, and becomes
to a great degrco an exposition of mental de
velopment of tho human race. It is im
possible to pass successively from the in
spection of tlio Implement of stone, bronze,
iron and finally of steel, without recognizing
progressive development of humanity.
Tho galleries of tho antiquities makes tlio
Exhibition an unwritten history of civiliza
tion which every one can read, of whatever
nation or languagei It attracts tho peasant
and tho scholar, and teaches history and
philosophy by tho coulrastof tlieproductions
of human labor of all periods and countries.
The trench exhibit is tno most complete
as a whole, and is divided by paititions into
a series of halls or apartments, so as to more
distinctly mark tho dlllerent periods.
The pre-historic period is urougni uoiiuy
forwaul bv tho exteinivo collections which
havo been made in various parts of Europo
during the past ten years sued ris implements
of stone from tho done caverns, peat bogs,
and from the lakodwollings, ofSwitzerland.
The cacs aro tilled with enormous tpcar
heads of Hints, hatchets and other rudely
made implements formed by chipping ami
without polish. These occur in association
with tlio bones and teeth of the extinct cavo
bear, tho elephant, and tho mastadon, and
specimens of tlicso aro displayed in tho same!
cases. Theso rudely-mailo implements arc
supposed to belong "to tho first or earliest
siono peiiod. A second or later period of tbo
stone age is indicated by implements of a
superior finish ; such ns were ground donn
CANDIDATES.
For County Treasurer,
JOHN CONWAY,
Of Mauch Chunk.
Subject to Democratic rules.
For County Treasurer,
MAX. SCinVEIBINZ,
Of East Mauch Chunk.
An old live -worker in thd par
tv. Subject to Democratic
rules.
New Advertisements!
H. A. PETER,
of THE
Central Drug SiorC,
LEUCKEU-S BLOCK, LEIIIGHTON, PA,;
Offers to tho public a full line ot
PURE DEUGS and CHEMICxLS:
A.TENT MEDIoiNKS. lIOttSE (mil fT-
IT, I', l'OWBEUS. TOILET AUTICLES,
M'ONOLS. CI1A5IOIS HKIiv'1, 1'lAIN anrt
FANCY STATTONEUV, latest styles ot
PLAIN and l'ANOY WALL l'AI'J-.hH. Ot
i) lon to n.nt the limes, 1'UltR WINES and
LIQUOIIH for lufiilclii.U use, Ac. Physician's
)l-ehCripiloli8 cotnpoumicu oy mism. ni an
mum of the (lav and iilclit. Mimlnv included.
Ah rffrreil nt vv rrasonulllo nrlces 'Ihnnk-
hifriho teople for lliulr vast favors, I so, hit a
coiitmtianeo m ine luinre. xi, a, 1-uiL.1t.
MmeHUJ;'7t-JT
CENTRAL
CARRIAGE I SLEIGH
WORKS,
to tiro smooth surfaces nnd iu come instances
polished. The next hall contains instru
ments of the bronze pei iod, extending to tho
tiall'i-Itoinan. The objects consist cliiclly of
cutting instruments, agricultural imple
ments, lamps, and objects of ornament, such
as bracelets of bronze and of Kold, rincs, and
pins. Cf tlio latter a large collection contains
pins with n shield for tbo points, and a
sniral snrintr at tlio back almost identical in
form with some of tho patent pins of tho
present day.
Tlio next hall is devoted to tlio Celtic and
Gallic relics, and contains tho remarkable
irolden necklaces troni tho museum ot ton
louse. The represeutation of tlio work of tho
middle ages is characterized by a variety of
church ornaments aim reucs, sucn as oan
elicits, seals, caskets, crozicrs, bronzes set
with masses ot roclc-crystai, uuo moso oi
China nnd Japan: ivory carving, illumi
nated missals ot vellum swords and chain
armor.
The fifth hall contains oluects ot the six
teenth centurv. or tlio Itenaissanco period
Hero aro found curiously fashioned iron
locks and keys, cutting instruments, jewels
and a few nearly siierical wutchos. Tho
enamels of Lunoges occupies a largo space.
and come in great part from tho collection
ot Jlaron liothschim.
At the entranco of tlio sixth hall, repre
senting the aits of tlio seventeenth and eigh
teenth centuricsji curious collection of high
heeled boots anil shoes attract considerable
attention. Here also aro seen tho faiences of
Itouen, and tlio production of the renowned,
1'allissay, old furniture, inirrois.inlaid cabi
nets, black letter books, and exvimcns of
book-binding. Tho collections of this period
aro continued in the halls beyond, and con
tains tlio porcelainsofSevrcs.riclily wrought
table services ofsilvcr,tapestries,miniatures,
snuU' boxes, thread-laco and elaborately
decorated funs. Although the collection of
antiquities as a whole is very largo ami in
teresting it can not bo regarded as a com
plete exhibit of the progress of human labor
un to tlio present time. The wonderful od-
lvances mado in tho mechanical arts of the
in KVlOUCO O' III" Wits, uiu mi, justui.vut.j
shown. Tho collection is also deficient ill
representations of tho ancicut arts, and civi
lization of China, Japan, of Egypt, Mexico,
Central America, and l'cru.
Somebody lias said, that Americans make
tho best Frenchmen of all tho foreigners who
ilock hero from all parts of the globes and
what 1 havo secnoi our ueioveu countrymen
abroad. I am inclined to believe that such is
really tho fact. Tho English aro always
liuglisli, ami promenauoiu .London siyieson
the lieu de lUvolt. alfcct nothing but doc-
carts and drags on the lioulvards and in tho
Hois tlo lloulogne, aim, wnen incy conde
scend to learn French, never spake it with
out Iho icculiar nasal cockney twang of
i'lcauiny. mo r.ussiaus. oi wnoui mere are
always a largo colony here, are intensily
Jtusbe in everything, unuspoiiti more money
nn ili.imnnds. chamtuerne. and Questionable
women, than all the other foreigners put
together. Tlio Hermans, ot whom we navo
also a great mauv here. are. as a rule, of an
economical turn of miudj patronizo cheap
restaurants ana iniru-ciass noieis, ami as
similate witli nothing as readily as beer.
They are tho least iiopular of all tho foreign
ers here, for Paris has not vet forgotten 1871
Hut an American lias not been a week in
Fari3 bctore ho waxes his moustache, buys a
plug hat of tho latest Farisan stylo at lian
tilt, sports lavender kids and a wholo bone
cane witli an ivory leg for a handle, wears
narrow trowsers, and tightly-fitting cheviot
sacl-ooat ana paieut leauicr uoou, onu say
"an plaisirJ" aud "pardon moimeu," every
five minutes. alpha
Opposltn T. 1). Claiisa';
Bank St., LeliigHtoii, Pa..
ispTcrafed to nrnnufaeiurb ant flescrlp.
turn cf
Carriages,
Buggies,
Sleighs,
Spring Wagons, &c.
Repairing Promptly Attended, to.
nTAtl wort done at this establishment is
guaranteed to be of the very best material and
workmanship, cud the price fully as low as tho
samo ai deles can bo purchased lsowhcre.
Special Inducements offered to strictly cash
Jnly5l,1677.
31. C. TIIKXLEH & CO.
Thero will be a partial eclipse of tho
moon on Monday next, Aug. 12tti, in the
ctcutng.
iMio undersigned lynnourices to tlio ladies of Lelngliton
rand vicinity ttmt lie is now receiving and opening a large"
ussortment of SPIttftG GOODS, comprising
such asMatalasses. Delaines, CotmrgSj Alpacas, &c. Alsoj
a largo stbek of
PRINTS and GENERAL DRY GOODS,
which ho is offering
AT EXTRAORDINARY LOV PRICES FOR CASH;
Groceries and Provisions a Specialty
at prices to suit tho times.
Olovei'j Timothv, Hungarian, and all kinds bf Field and
Garden Seeds, VERY CHEAP.
Opposite the L
May 0, 1870-yl
& S. Depot, BANK Street,
tEniGIITON, I'ENN'Ai
Dress Suits
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
OP
CAUSES'"
Ready-made Linen Suits
AT
POPULAR PRICES.
QAltliON ADVOCATE
JOK PltlXTliVG OFFICE,
LEUIQHTON, l'A.
Every description ot rnntluir, from a
Visiting Card to a Poster,
OAltDS,
DILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
STATEMENTS,
l-UOUHAMMES
posters,
HAND DILLS.
DODQEUS,
UinCULAftS,
SUIIT1NO TAOS,
ENVELOPES,
TAMfULETS,
JIY.LAWS, AC, AO.,
Done In the beat manner, at very Lowest Trices.
Wc aro nreparod to do work at as cheap rates
osuuv omoo ralho htate that deals houttllj
with Us customers.
oun MOTTO IS
Cheap, Prompt & Reliable,
35 4 J$J B
f3iisines Suits
Boys' SuitSi
tlih Latest Styles, and rtrfect Fits Gua'fi
1 l'UICES FOIl CASH
YnntlW finite
Mntle up froin the Best Material, In
itnteeil, nt LOWEST
ALSO, TREMENDOUS SLAUGHTER IN THE ITIICES OP
Jjoots, Shoes, GailerSj Hatsj Cap'g, and Gonts' Furnishing
Goods.
recall anil examine Goods and Prices beforo maklne roar purchases elsewhere.
T. D. CLAUSS, Merchant Tailor,
2nd door nbovo tho Tubllo Square, BANK STREET, Lehl.uliton
lino of
Also,- a, splendid
StllTINGS,
LINENS,
GRENADINES, aud
1YHITE GOODS
at Loir Prices.-
IiMgd Stock
PARASOL
AND
SUN UMBRELLAS
AT VEItV
Gueatly Reduced Prices.
IN
Men's Small Wear.
Gent's 4-ply linen collars,
1.00 per uoz. of loc. each
Gent's 4-ply linon cuffs,
3.2o per uoz. or 60c. per
pair.
Gout's Magnum Bonum
dress shirts, the best in tho
world at SI. 00.
T3ieWriti!
-!S
THE EASIEST SELLING, , .
THE BEST SATI.SFYINur 1
10B116
Its Introduction and VVorld-renownetf
reputation was tho death-blow to high
priced machines. ... .
THERE ARE NO SECOND-HAND'
WHITE MACHINES' IN THE MARKET. ,.
tLi. I. - .,.. I. nl" mnlter. at IT It (Wtll-
knovra aad unolsputea lact taat many ';
called nrsi-ciass maQn;n5
cheau nowa-days are those that hae, been re
Jossessed (that Is. taken back Iron, customers
alter ue) and rebuilt and put upon tho market
"ticwhite IS TIIEt PEER OF ANY SEWINtf
MACHINE NOW UPON THE MARKET.
IT IS MUCH LARGER THAN T E FAMILY MA
CHINES OF THE SINGER, HOWE AND WEEO
MTKC0STS MODE TO MANUFACTURE THAN
EITHER OF THE AFORESAID MACHINES
ITS CONSTRUCTION IS SIMPLE, POSITIVE AND
DlTS WORKMANSHIP IS UNSURPASSED.
Do not Buy any other before try
ing tho WHITE.
Prices ana Terms Mafle Satisfactory.
AGENTS WANTED I
White Sewing Machine Co.,
CLEVELAND, 0.
JOHN H. FAGA,
AGENT FOIl OAltnON COONTV.
May 4. '78-6M MAUCH CHUNK. TA.
LARGE STOCK
FINE DRESS SHIRTS
AT A
GREAT REDUCTION.
PERFECT FIT GUARAN
TEED. CALL AND
EXAMINE.
Respectfully,
J. T. Nusbauji & Son.
April 0, 1i
I1UBINF.SS MEN AND OTITKTtS
IN WANT OF JOB P1UNTINO
OF ANY DEKCHIl'TION. WILI
UNDTUKOAHBON AI1VOCAT.
OFFIOK T1IK IlbRT nnil OIIUA1.
KKT l'I.AC'13 IN THIS COUN1V.
UIVE 08 A TIUAI, AISU UK
I'ONVINOKD. .
FOIl EOU PltODUOTlON AND
no fowls can equal
tsrorderi bjmall receive prompt attention.
TUB &lkftk1FZ' S3 nuweat and moit popular
JI WlyJl. tcngt, ?llli wr.tmg ot id
ktinctlon and amusemestt alao, a lltt ot sll tho
battles, wlieo oud wtiere fought, cluiintr the
war, lor 3 cent stamp. Addieu, DKBilOND
CO., 615 Ilaoe at., 1'tilUidelpliia, el a ly
Tirt("C! F0R Ea
XjUUiJ phofit
WHITB or BItOWN LEdllOnNB.
1 UK JZfzgH (rom abore-uamed "tboroogh.
HATCHING
cv wwtk for rntoE list, js
A. B. MILLER,
mat SO-iTa rattenburg, N. J ,
-J" UUIIiSl.W & CO.,
BANK STREET.'Iehighton, Pa.,
MILLERS and Scalers In
All Kinds ot GRAIN BOUOTIT and SOLD al
REGULAR MARKET RATES.
We would, also, lespecttnllr inform onrclti
tens mat wo are sow full; prepared to BUI
I'LY tucm with
From any Mlno desired at VERY
LOWEST PIIIGCS.
if. HEILMAK & CO.
Jul J 55.