II. V. MOKTUIMER,
LUniUHTOH, 1'A.l
SATURDAY, SEPT. 14, 1878.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Stall'.
aoVRBNOn-ANUUBW n. DILL.
lt. aovinKTE-JonN FEETia.
BUTBEMB JOTXIlt HI3NUY P. ROSS.
bEC. OF 1ST. AP?AIIifl-J. SIMP. AFRICA.
County.
COXOBMS HOnERT Kt-OTZ.
Subject to decision ol Conferees.
A BSKMnLT J. O ZEItN,
MICH. CA88IDY.
A8S0. JUDOS CHAS. MEEND8EN.
CO. TBEASUBEIt-MAX. SCHWEIBINZ.
BEO. A llECOKDEIt-BEnNAnD PHILLirS.
CO. COinJH5SI0SER3-J. J. GALLAGHER.
JOSIAII ANDREAS.
COEOSER-DU. P. D. KEISI3R.
AUSITOBS-a. A. DKt.TZ
SAMUEL MOTZKn.
MUI'UllLICAIV TICKET.
Stntc.
GOVSnSOrt-TIENRY M. HOYT.
I,T. GOVEBNOK-CnARLES W. STONE.
BUTBEME JUDGE JAM E8 P. STERRE1T.
SEC. INT. ArMUS-A. K. DUNKEL.
County
COSORE63-CTtARLE3 ALBrtlOnT.
From all wo oro able to learn, tho tick
et placcJ in nomination by tlio Democracy
last Monday, gives general satisfaction to
tho members of the partyjin this end of tho
county. Dr. J, 0. Zern.for Asscmby, is well
and favorably Known at this end of tlio
county, and will certainly run ahead of his
ticket. Michael Cassidy, of Ncsnuehonlng,
is not so well known) he is a young man a
school teacher, having graduatcdat Millers
town. His strength at this cud will devel
op bs the cauvscs progresses. Chas. Mcend
ten, of Lower Towamcnsing, tho nomlnco
for Associate Judge, is ono of tho strongest
men in this end of tho county, and will no
doubt bo elected, ns ho should be, if honesty
and capability go for anything. For County
Treasurer the namo of Max Schwcibinj, is
quite popular through tho county, and his
prospects, now, aro good for an election.
Bernard Phillips, who is now serving his
first term of Register and Recorder,nd is
the nominee for a second term, has niudo a
number of friends during this term, and it
will require tho combined efforts of Green
backers and Republicans to shako him from
his position. For Commissioners J. J. Gal
lagher and Josiab. Andrews aro said to be
just tho men for tho position,, but as wo are
not acquainted with tho gentlemen, wo can
scarcely judgo of their strength. Dr. P. D.
Kciser, of Mahoning, for Coroner, and 11.
Bcltz, of Lehighton, and Samuel Motzer,
of Summit Hill, for Auditors, completes tho
ticket. Altogether it is claimed to bo a good
square Democratic ticket.
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more than fnurteen inches by twclvo. Tho
platform which is to sunuund the lantern,
will measure nearly lour feel in width and
will hold ten persons, and allow epaco for
them to circulate without difficulty. The
head is surrounded by rays which oro to bo
illuminated.
The Colossus is to stand on a base erected
on a rock, the baso containing tho kcejtcrs
residence and the accessories of n lighthouse.
This baso will measure mora than eighty
feet high, so that the top of the head of tho
figure will bo littlo short of two hundred
feet from tho ground. Tho wholo is formed
of sheets of copjier rcpanssic and bolted to
gether, and tho quantity of metal required
will Lo thirty tons) while tho iron frame
work, including tho staircase within tho
statue, will weigh about seventy tons moro.
Tho statue, of the. Republic, a grand seated
figure, by Clcsingcr, which is placed in tho
tcrraco beforo tho chief entrance of tho Ex
hibition, is, with its plinth about the hcighth
of tho face of tlio Colossus. Clcsingcr is said
to have received 800 for his work.
Sculpture is certainly in the ascendant
just now in Franco last year a sculptor,
M. Chapu, took ono of tho Grande Prix d'
Jfonncur and tho Prix dcSalon,a travelling
scholarship, and this year tho Salon juries
liavo awarded both of" tho Grande Prix, as
New Advertisements.
or
SHERIFF'S SALES.
arrt Horns, noith one. hall fleeri
porches to n stone; thence by Isi
Charity of Speech.
Charity of speech is as divino a thing ai
charity of action. The tonguo that speakcth
no evil is as lovely as tho hand which givcth
nlms.
To judgo no one harshly, to misconceive
no roan's molivcs,lo believe things oro what
they seem to bo until they aro proved other
wise, to temper judgment with mercy sure
ly this isquiteas good as to build up church-
es, to establish asylumsand to found colleges-
Unkind wonts do as much harm as unkind
deeds; many a heart has been wounded be
yond euro by words; many a reputation
has been stabbed to death by a few littlo
words. They have separated famililies,
parted husbands and wives, and broken the
ties between dearest friends.
There is a charity which consists in with
holding words, in keeping back harsh judg
ments, in abstaining from speech, if to speak
is to condemn. Such charity hears tho tale
of slander, but repeats it not; it will not be
the ono to help the ball to roll. It listens
in silence but forbears comment, and locks
the unpleasant secret up in tho very depths
of its heart.
While tho busy conscious world is wag
ging its tongue, charity sits dumb amid tho
clatter, refraining from passing judgment on
that of which it has no proof, and which,
even if it had, would prefer throwing the
mantlo of silence over the unpleasant mat
ter. Could it be possiblo for anmrrtomake
the headway it does, if reticence, instead of
promulgation,was the. universal rule-7 Could
report bo furnished with tho hundred wings
it has if there wcro not so many tongues
wagging? Silence can still rumor, it is
speech that keeps it alive ami lends it vigor.
It is to tho heart that is kind and gentlo that
charity flies and broods quietly over it with
tho peaccfulnesa of tho dove. There it
makes its homo, and by the word withheld
and the kindly word outspoken, we have the
sign that tho dovo of peace is nestling in tho
heart.
The heart which is filled with bitterness
will give vent to it in words. It sees noth
ing bright nor beautiful, beoauso it looks
through a clouded vision. Words are a
pretty good test of temper and habit of
thought. As "to tho pure all things are
pure," so to tho malicious and ill-tempered
all things aro black, unlovely, and of ill re
port, Words aro tho signs of thoughts, and
if tho thoughts bo sweet and good the words
will bo kind and gentle, free from malice
and all uncharltableness.
Therefore, by ojjr words do we proclaim
what wo aro j the good fairy, dropping dia
monds from her mouth, or tho evil fairy.
dropping toads.
While the last act of the play of" May
Cody " was being performed In Ford's Opera
Ilouso.at Baltimore, Monday night, "Buffalo
Bill " fired a pistol which happened to be
loaded with ball cartridge and shot a youtl
named Michael Gardner, who was In the
upper gallery. Tho bullet entered the umwr
part of Gardner's chest, indicting a twloui
wound. Tlio accident was net known until
after the audienee dispersal, when Garduer
oetoenaea irom in. gallery wjin tome com
panioni.
Incomplete returns from Maine indi
cate that Connor, tho Republican candidate
for Governor, lacks about 0,500 votes of a
majority; that tho Republicans will have
a majority in tho State Senate , and that
the Greenbackers and Democrats will cer
tainly have a majority, exactly how largo is
not yet known, In the House. There being
no election of Governor by tho people, the
latter body is required to send up to tho
Scnato tho names of two of the four highest
candidates on the popular vote and tho Sen
ate must then choose one of tho two Gov
ernor. It is naturally expected that tho
IIouso will send up tho names of Smith
Greenback, and Garcelon, Democrat. Three
Republican Congressmen, Reed, Fryo, and
Lindsay, are reelected; but Llewellyn Pow
ers is badly beaten in the Fourth District by
Ladd, Grccnbackcr, and tho figures from
tho Fifth District continue to indicato that
tho Greenback candidato Murch, has laid
out Eugene Hale.
Later. Returns from all but five Assem
bly Districts in Maine, indicate tho election
of 05 Republicans, 2 " Democrats support
ing tlio Republicans," 21 regular Democrats,
and 58 Greenbackers. This will give tho
opposition a majority of 9 on joint bollot,
but it is a question whether some of the
hard money Democrats may not affiliate
with tho Republicans. A charge of fraud in
tho Fourth Ward of Portland makes
chance to chango-l votes to tho Republicans,
whichwould ensure them a majority on joint
ballot, unless the 2 "Democrat-Republicans"
voto with their party for Governor. Tho
election of Murch, Greenbacker, to Con
gress oyer Eugene Hale, in tho Fifth Dis
trict, is conceded by 000 plurality.
well as tho Prix da Salon to sculptors M
mairc.
Barrias, Dclaplancho and Iicctor Lo
c. Tho croup in bronzo which won M.
Mcrcio tlio Prix d' Jfonncur in 1874, is per
haps tho most remarkable cxamplo of tho
sculptor's art produced In Franco slnco tho
last Exhibition ; it consists of two figures,
an angcljbearing tho dead body of a warrior,
Willi broken sworn sun ciiuciieu in insnanii,
with wings Outstretched, and feet just about
to quit tlin earth; tho figure of tlio angel is
remarkably noble, and admirably posed.
Tliis work stands at present in tho central
garden, In tho Champ do Mars building,
but it is to bo erected m tho Square Mouth-olon.
A trial of nlonehs on a larco scalo recent
ly took placo witli tho authorization of M.
jiramz, ni rem ixnirg, near ivry on me
Lyons Line, on tho farms of M. Dccauvillo,
who worthilv inherits from his father tho
title of ono of tho most eminent agricultur
ists in France. M. Dccauvillo is a largo
purchaser of American agricultural imple
ments, and Habitually uses on ins property
both steam-ploughs, as well as steam-rollers,
scarifiers, and harrows of American manu
facture. All these, were in full work at tho
trial, and nearly monopolized the attention
of tho wondering peasantry, who flocked in
great numbers from neighboring communes.
Tlio rapidity anil neatness with which steam
ploughs do their work make spectators mar
vel that any others can be used, but tho
prime cost ot machinery is a great consider
ation to small farmers. There wcro plenty
of more old-fushioncd specimens of ogricul
turai labor to be criticised : four-horso and
two-horso ploughs; four-ox and two-ox
ploughs; and ono plough witli six heavy
horses and seven men, whose performanco
was pronounced a sad waste of labor, especi
ally as a pair of oxen side by sido with ono
man seemed to plough quite as deep and
good a furrow. Tlio jurors, among whom
were tho Senators Fcroy and Foucher do
Carcil, who both aro stated to bo land-owners
in tho department, will not givo their
verdict for somo days. Somo Arab chiefs,
wearing many decorations, and three Chi
nese, of high rank walked after tho ploughs
and partook of a breakfast given by M.
Decauville.
One of tho most striking characteristics of
II. . ....I. Sl.IK T- .1 1 .
uiu X.AU1UH1UH uuimuigs is inu employment
of terra-cotla and enamelled earthenware
intheirdccoratlons. This employment meets
tho cyo almost everywhere. Tlio front and
back of tho building on the Champ do Mars
have Bcries of pilasters decorated with square
siaus ol brightly colored laicnce, the orna
mentation consisting of two desiens alterna
ting with each oilier, one comioscd lirinci-
Tho yellow fever plague in tho South is
only abating where it has killed or driven
away tho greater part of tho population, and
in most parts its ravages continuo to increase.
The timid and selfish continuo to flee from
tho sceno of danger, whilst tho generous,
6elf-denying, and courageous continuo to
hasten to aid tho perishing. Many of theso
heroes of both sexes have fallen, and somo
oro falling every day; but others tako their
places, just as tho heroes of tho battle field
close up their fast falling ranks. This na
tional calamity for when ono member ot
the body suffers all suffer with it has also
evoked a noble spirit of charity, including,
as that term docs, lovo and liberality; and
collections aro being everywhere mado for
the relief of tho plague-stricken cities. It is
to bo remembered that in those cities nil
businesses ate in abeyance but those of tho
pastor, the physician, tho nurse, and the un
dertaker. Thero is neither work nor wages
nor food for tho laboring people, unless sup
plied from without; and this is being rapid
ly and well done.
nallv of birds, the other or fruits nmllbliacs,
One of tho most rcmarkablo colors in these
slabs is a fine bright red, and this is said to
have been discovered during the cxitcri
incntsmade,withthc view to the production
of tho slabs in question. Another applica
tion of decorativo pottery is to bo seen
around the doors of the pavilion of the City
of Paris, in tlio enclosed garden in the cen
tre of the Champ do 1 nrs, where is a double
border of largo square slabs, tcrra-cotta and
faience, in reality I bclicvo only imitations
in plaster. But tho most rcmarkablo appli
cation is that on tho fronts of tlio pavilions
of the fine art galleries which face tho doors
of tho city pavilion. Thero are works of
great magnitude, eacli front consists of three
arches, the central ono only pierced below
witli a door. Over tlio door, and on each
sido of tho northern porch, are figures of
iioctry, painting, and other arts, larger than
life, and three landscapes of great area, witli
n grand expanse of sea, and villages on the
cliffs, architectural motives amidst grand
trees, decorative colors, and other elements.
All this is executed in larco tiles and witli
much success. Tho blues and greens in tho
coloring aro remarkably fine, ami the firing
shows very few faults, while tho tiles are so
Hat and regular, that tho joints aro only ap
parent at a very short distance. Amu.
Valuable Real Estate.
THE following properties will bo sold by
J. W. RAUDENBU8II,Sheriffof Car
bon County i on
MONDAY, SEPT. 30, 1878,
ftt the Court House,.!! the Borough of Mauch
Chunk, Carbon County, Pa., at 1 o'clock
P.M. i
Bv vlrtneof a writ of LEV. FJL.atl tlat cer
tain messuage
RAW.M1LL AND TRACT OP IAND
oltnate in Hie township ot Kidder, In the county
of Carbon, and Mato ot renn-ylvnnia, compos,
ort of the several tracts of land 1 tithe warranteo
name of Gooipo orrt. Hfltuucl l'lca-Hiit, and
Jo-eplj Alicn.Aiiii of the tmcH in the wnrrnntce
homes ot John lrown Thomas biadford.
(icoiffe ItobertK, Joxeith Jtlchardson Anthony
Cnthuert, John Phtilos, Kdward I'ccnUicton,
Jo tm Jiritton and Richard Hortti.eli lrlnK con.
ttKUous to cncU other hounded und described as
follows, that is to say t Beptnnlnir at t.io corner
or vn uriKiiiHi uuu uoiwuvu mo ii uvl ihuu
surveyed to Wil law Kohl-on, surveved to John
AKicn and land furvered to Joseph North,
south eixhty eight deprees. east six hnndied
and ten and one fourth perches to tho origin
aluorthrast corner nf the tract of land survey
ed to George Old: thence by the said tiactot
land sun ei-rd io Joeoli North south two de
uces, wear. 189 perches to anothei to the origin
hI corner of the fald tract of iand .urvercd to
Oeoi pe Ord and tho tract of laud surveyed to
Joseph Noi th, and (ho t act of land surveyed to
llichurd 'ihatrherj i hence along tho original
line between the said tiacte surveyed to Ocorue
Ord and the said ti acts tmneved toltlchard
1 batcher, soutli seventy-two decrees west ouo
hundred nna twenty-eu peiches ton corner,
soutli eighteen decrees east two hundred per
ches to a cot ner; thence on tho original lmo he
tween the sain tract of land Buiveed to Georpo
Ord, nnd tho tinct turvoved to Joseph Allen on
tho right, and the tract of land Mirveyed to
David to areli on tho J tit, noi ih elghty-chree do-
nf pm wpst, llirfn huiiflred nnd thlrLTono tier.
ches to a white pftie, an oiuiual comer of Und
purvey ea io i nomas uinniorn ana pariy,
through the Raid tmct of land surveyed to Geo,
limmrtH north oltrht v-one ilcuiees. west thiee
hundred and eoveuty-seven perches to a comer
In tho said tract surveyed to Oeorge Itobeits;
thAncothiouchthe same and partly through
the tract or lanii survevea to Joseoh Hlchardon
touth thirteen defreoswest nlnetv four perches
io a corner on me iubi luenuoueu uucij lui-iiuu
torougatho Fame south seventvfour degiees
ana a quarter, west two hundred aud twelve
nnd a half perches to a corner in tho onelnal
lino betWMiiii Bald tract surveyed to Josenh
Uichaidson ana the tract of laud surveyed to
Oeorgo JjChmun; thence along' said original lino
north twenty.thteo decrees, west fifty peiches
to an original comer oi the irct of I mm urvev
ed to Anthony Cuthbeit; thence along tho lino
betwei n the nald tract mrveyed to Oeorge Leh
man, nna luo tract oi lanu s irveveu to Alimony
Cuthbei t soul h hlxty-se ven degree?, west eiithty
perches to a corner' thenco through the tiact
S'lveveu io rt.m n on y uuuiuuri uuu parity
throticli tho tmct of lrmd snrvcvid to John
I'hillipi not th i went r three decrees, west about
thrift iinndri d nnd thirteen DcrrneH to a coi ner
on the an id tract of laud ot Jacoo Gould and
Stephen uouid, tnrouirn the several tracts of
ianuinino warrantee numes r,i jonn rami pa
Kdword l'onnineti n. John lit ittou. John Brown
aud ltlcbaid North the follow lug courses and
dUtannea to w.t! north aixtyfeveu degt ees. east
fortv-oue perches; north eicrhtv-one decrees,
east three hundred and eighteen perches north
sevfuiy-inree negreea, easi uiiv-mx percnenj
r om it hoveniy six oegreen, east inirivawo per
rtin: south Hi'venlv de, tits. eal elen ner.
choi; east one bundled and seven perches: south
eighty two degrees, eat sixteen percbes; south
flchtv.r.even ceffroca. east tweuLv-sic ncrcl es:
north sixty dealers, east sev nty.four perches
and north one hundred and twelve perches to
mo piucu oi ut-giuniug, containing
i'lVE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED
AND TIUiVry-KIOIIT AC It Eh.
or thereabouts, be tho same more or less.
The improvements thereon consist of ono
Fiamo Dwe.lliia Ilnuse AixTl. two xtonea hich:
ono Frame liwelluir Hoiue ibx34, two stones
blirht about 7n cert a firm land. Including apple
orcaardi3ocieH)' one tianio Htore und Dwell.
inirJioune 3 wines, imtcs tux.y nnd luxbo. two
stone hunt ono ramo Dwelling ilouae, 4(ixl8,
two kiohph; one rrHiue jiaru, i-i jeoi m?n
one Frame bwdlmr Houte. 22x3t. i wo stories
one Frame Dwelling J louse, 18x18 2 c tones
nigu1 one j-ntmn uweinug Jiouse,;uiiu, two
sioiirs; one Frame Dttelhug Iloufce, 47xis, two
stories, kitchen attached MU3. Ono Frame
Dwe ling Howe, 17x31;, with wlntr attached
Ifix3, two storns; one Fiamo Htahla i'jxit; one
Fraino Htatiie, VUiMi oco Fnime Wheelwright
ahop. C8xlf, ono tramo Hiacksmith Shop 3jxi8
one Frame Hnioko JIourp, 0HxI2H one Fmmo
Staui, fJkSs Ibfeetbib; one Fi-ame btnble,
mi in. ii irvbuiui uuu j? raiun nog x'ttu, i.xia
ouo Htiir blab.
au iuiu certain lot oi gronna wurreon a wran
Is erected Mtnated neat the mouth of Hickory
Itnu tn the wild township of KIcYer, bumdcd
ana ilcfcrlbeil ns follow, to wit: llegmningot
a hemlock Ktuuiu at the edireof the water mi
jiKKorr nun imei at ino common nit: til u or
waten inrnte ntiine anio iniit nnrtn e.irhti- rift.
kten a. east one hundred and flft feet tu a ntnke;
tnenoH norm irit uegrees, wet twent'.lloleet
io a ataUtv north cluhti -nine degreei'. nest one
iiunureu aim nur-inree itei loafioue corner,
about ixtv leet taftl of tho nre out ttoro house:
i l en co houm ten uegiecs iuisi uuy teet io tne
bednnloir. inceibcr with tbt tree and unmtcr.
rupted nvhsand liberty of navlgat'on tu the
acid lini mini tuo na u wn.ri lotin iun fiacic
water iavlirntlon of ihe Lehlib Ci al ui.ri .Vnvt
gution Compsiitr u r their transporting lumber
tbneou aud togeibir with t lie perpetual ure
and vrhilece to pai-a and re-pasuKui the pros
ent road to andtioiuthe said wbmt lot vpr
unaaeto tue reiune oi inokani iiacta ollaud
suivcyea nu warrauwe to joeuonueton,
AUoall that certain
STOUH HOUbK AND LOT OF GROUND
west alxtr
nd late of Denl.
Kutte, south eight and one-half degrees, west
nine nd three teoth perches to a white oskt
tnenco by land of John O. Keroerer south seven
degrees, west seventy three percbos to a stone;
thence by land latent Come, las Connor end a
pobilo road north fifty six degt ees. cast twenty
two perches to tho place of beginning, contain,
ing FlVii AtmiCH and elgnty-slx pctcbes.strlct
measure. Ihe Improvements thereon are a
TWO-STOtlY FRAME DWlSLLlNtt HOUSE
23x32 feet, Kitchen attached 7xS feet: another
TWO-S10BY FHAMU DWISLTaNO 20x'
reel, Darn 6x2S leet, attachment l fix 23 teet.
Wagon 8hd 10x18 feet and oihr outLUilding
eizel and taken Into execution ob tho prop
erty of Daniel Hex.
ALSO,
Br virtue of a wilt of FjnnirACUS. all that
mesnaire or tenement and tract of lsurl S'tivuo
In th- Township of Muboulnr, county of Car.
bon, nnd btate of rennsyvaci , nounuea nm
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Georgo Dawson Coleman, tho well-
known iron and steel manufacturer, and
President of tho Board of Etato Charities,
died Monday at his summer residence, near
Lebanon, In tho 51th year of his ago.
Our l'arls Latter.
The Statute "Liberty" A Grand Gift 0
France to the United States French Sculp
ture A trial of American Ploughs Use
ful and Ornamental Employment of Terra
Cotla d e., d e.
Tabis, Aug. 27th, 1878.
The head of tho new Colossus, "Liberty"
which Is in future to light all nations Into
tlio harbor of New York, has produced a
profound impression on tho visitors to tlio
inhibition. It is placed on the left-hand
sido of the grounds of tho Champ de Mars
looking towards 1110 aeine. ineiacois Yery
fine, Bomowhatrescmhlingthatof tho Apollo
Ilelvidere, und the ell'ect from tho other sido
of tho grounds, two thousand feet otf, or so,
Is remarkably grand, lor 1110 nrsi union
modern sculptor has achiercd that in which
tho Crocks seemed to find no difficulty what
ever, namely, tho neccsary exaggeration of
inn to protuioo euroi at u grvuv uioiiiuw.
M. I).irlholdi has hail a crc.it success so far.
The astonishment of the mass of visitors is
amusing and their presence serves to bring
out to an observer the full grandeur of tho
worL hv oomrarison. A staircase is estab
lished within the head, and hundreds of
visitors ascend every hour, while thousands
wait their turn. The staircase leads up to
the eye. of the figure which serves as win
dows. From hui to foot tho Colosws will
measure jutt about one hundred feet, half
the UMghl 01 uie .Monument 01 inuon j mo
arm whMi holds a "lUmlrtau," that is to
My, th. lantern of th. lighthouse, measure,
forty Mt hut the details md even moro
etuwuriy. Titus, tbe anas measure nearly
sevea Cut 1b tllaraUw. the hand Is more
tiun feurtMQ fit long, and twenty inches
indisraeten IsMly th.fi igr oil messurei
TWOKOTKU ;iiAVi: icoitucits.;
Our rerdcrs will remember tho account
given in those columns of tho robbingof tho
f;ravoof tho Hon. Scott Harrison, in Ohio,
ast May, tho body being found in tho dissecting-room
of tho Ohio Medical College.
Public indignation justly brands anv man
as a scoundrel who will rob the grave of tho
dead. But thero aro two noted grave rob
hers In this country, so fur from being the
subjects 01 the people's wratn.are universal
ly lauded for their virtues. Tho reason is
Plain, iv nuo me lormer Class steal mo ueau
bodies of our loved ones to submit them to
tho dissecting knife, theso only rob tho
craves to restoro tho living victims to our
hearts and homes. Their names Dr. Tierce's
Golden Medical Discovcryjand Tlcasant Pur
gative Pellets aro household words tho
worm over, rne uoiucn aieuicai uiscovery
cures consumption, in its early stages, and
all bronchial, throat, and lung affections;
riemHni rurgauvc 1 encis ureine mosi val
uable laxative and cathartic.
Oliver Hatard Perry, son of Commodore
retry, of Lake Krio fume, died on Friday
the 30th ult., at hishomoin Andover.Mass.
Ho was generally known as Captain Perry,
as uo was lor many vcurs u ucuieuuub 111
.1.. tr:.n.. c..-. v'....
wiu fundi muics
CANDIDATES.
For County Commissioner,
HARRISON WENTZ,
Of Parryville Borough,
Subject to Republican rules,
For Register and Recorder,
SAM'L R. GILHAM,
Of Franklin.
Subject to Republican rules.
situate rear the mouth of Hickory Hun, In tbe
townnbip of Kl'Mfr, couuiy of Carbon, atorts
colli, doucileU and dtwuioeil aa follows, ti wlti
JiepiniunKut n post, thence by bind of Jobn
lemnier noitu Mxivnro uefcrees eut twe
nunureuanu inirivvcu nercnei ana seven
ti-nlbH to ft iMinti thoitce nr Und of Jobu Hawaii
anil David iiutt noitb twentw-nvedrKTe, wot
two nntidr-d and HeTi-ntv tie relies to a nnst.
tUeneo by laud ot rcterCunitoutb ant) tlve
OfArvep, vni iwo nuunreii sua niif.iuar per
rhea and threo-lourth to a i)ol. ibeuce down
tuo river lebiisU tonia utieru dere-f, eiUt
and nan pen Lt; eouiu mriv -nve uecrees, e
tweuty.flvo perche. aoutn ten drgieeH wet
tbutV't jree and one lourtii nrrcnro: uortn tu
ly uei'retfF. chbi risuij pricum; aouui eru
teen oeiti pea east tevrniv-eini percboj: mi
tv.two deureea eat iortv one nercbea an
ihreo and one-halt tenta to a pot theucn aoutb
tiilrtv two driaee-, tntl tnelve i-ercbejaud atx
una oneiii.i leuiua io mo piacooi ucKiumui;
couiaiuiuK
FUUU UUNDKED AND FOUUTEKN
and oi ghty-ae ven ierchti, with tbe usual
a.luwancM ezcepitnir tne reaerviua; ne?erib
lets U tboe Oinatn two wbarl .ota auuute
noon tbo bank of ibe river Lenib, towlli One
of them oontalnlnir acim pr
cues nereionre soiu and couvejei toJoepn
li. Ooulaand Uetuard Taylor, tb-ir beira and
aa-lfrna. Auotner ot tbcu containing about
tbrtw and oue-half acres, heretofore oldto
U iino were and cifaae tlinr btlra and
asMgna. Anointr oi mem coutaiuiuK nve acrea
and ix perches berttolore sulduti couteed
to 8. 1no insbelM and alms, auotuer of
thcmcontalnluKttiree ocruand one hunt red
auu iv, en y percuea nerttoroie told and cou
veyeti 10 jarea n, uouumia uetuara TaTior.
their beirs and aaiius; and tbe other ot them
being on Dolha'dosof Hickory Ituu heretofore
told and conveyed to lame I l)y aLd Satuuel
bailor, thtlrboira sno aclfrni: auo also the
Tignu ntie oiimuaiiy giameu lotuo said lraei
I. Hay and vmnuei ttyor, former owners ot
the property heretotnremcuUoued luaceitaln
lot 01 prouud aiiuate neir the Isthtgh river,
pear tbe mouth oi Hickory Hou. lor the pur
loe ot cviryiUK tuoioer. o., ui dei ceitain
atttc'ei otaareeuient with one lira. OliTer tn
Eetner wun me avpurteuancea to nave unano
old tbe same unto the aald Jacob llarter as
aimed to MaryA.bbicK herhelraand aMlgna
foreyer
Tne improvementa trereon are. one Biore
Ttonae, luxiu feet. l ftuiv blabj one Kiauie
HwobinK Home, 18x50, two f tones- oneFiame
Hwelbnritousu. 18x;0 two atortM: ore statue
liable. SOxao 14 f.-et huh one Water power
saw Mill, re 1 1 37 1 one name butie. ibuz. u
feet biabi one Frame teelljuse, lixlZ, ilfert
bl'hi one JYamo Dwelling House, e.xlli with
kitchen ibxti, stotlo-i one Fiaroe iiwolluia:
House. a-iiW, with kitcbon 12x12, x atoileaj one
Kraue Dwe Mug House, 72x2, 2 stones j ouo
i r a roe Dwelling lloase, 2x&, 2 stot lea.
Seized sad taken Into execution sa ihenrooer.
tyof uabilel U.blatei tudiridoaUy.audWm. J.
I rautsouetttl.idaimiitratcra.
JlL&O,
Tit-virtue of a wri' ot Fikri Faciab. all that
certain nieuuage or teoeuieni and ir.ct oi ini
a.tuiltelntte UoioutihoXlh ghtoo. County of
car Don, aua esiaio uorraaiu, uounoea ana aea-
i on Deo m rouowa, to wji t
DgiLDing mi a itouej inanca by laud of Leon-
wrrlbert un foilowsi On tbo north bvlandlato
of Shlve fc Wonlas.now Pnnl Ki lien on the i-ast
bv nmocrtv ot Joaenn winiermuto mm wu-
linra Farren, on tho Honth by property of I owia
Oekerhoufe. and on tbo west by pronertv of
Charles Zelluer, containing TJtlUTY.FOtJlt
AUHK8 and thi-typercbrs.strictnieaiuo. Tho
Improvements tbeieon are a one aud one-bait
Biory
FRAME DWELLING H.OUSI3,
2x28 feet, Kttotien attacbM lOxiO teet: Bam 38
x2S feet, Bhed aitiched 10x30 feet, and other
ouiOUildmM-
elzed and taken Into execution as the prop
erty of Samuel Evert.
ALSO,
Hv vlrtnfi of a writ of Fieri Faciar. all that
ceitain tract or piece ot land ettuate In tbo
Township of I'enn Forest, Countv and Ptato
aforesaid, bounded ana deBcrlDcd at follows to
Wit!
De ulnnlng at a atone corner, now or lato of
Vnlontino uercbtel, Ac and tbo corner of lato
James jirown ana iniiip ivircices' inenco uy
land o William Yerirer. north Jortp flemeca.
e-ttweuty-tbro" aud thtee fourth pcrcucato
nosi tbetiof hv tlin tne aontb tli rtv-threo
and three fourth dcreeB.weot twenty aad two
tenth pcrcbet to a none, thence uy tne pamo
north tMrty.tbree and one hill docreefl, west
thnty and one-halt J ero.'tea to a Ptone, thence
bv lnnd now or into of Chrutouher Baumcurter.
sonn flitv decrees, west ninety four and ooe-
lenin piTcneHio a atone in a line oi uunpxian
Grow: thence bv tbe same pouib forty decroes.
east foitveight and fonr.tenth perfttie-t to n
aione; inenco vy lanu oi me uin vaienuno
iiorr.hti'i. Ac. nnriii mtv OPtzroofl tftBtone nnn
urcd and ion nerchea to the dace of betrlunlnir.
coniflininR iwcniyeigiu acre- auu iiiuiiy.uuo
percnesanu ino Allowance oi pii per cent, tsc,
Tho Improvement thereon are a
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
22x?4 feet; wood xhod 12x18 feet, barn 25xJ3 feet.
aud other outbuildings.
HPizmi nun tKen into execniiou aa iiiodiod-
erty ot Amos liecket, dct't.t Adam iiecites,
ATOuencK. vooarin, wnv leuauis.
ALSO,
Tlv vlrtnnnf A writ of FIR Til FACIAS, all that
rrrtnin mt or mere oi crouna r luaie in auu iv
in a nnd hfino1 in thntnwn ol South Leuieh-
toll, in me lownRinp ei nmnocing now iu vno
botongn oi L.onianioDN uaiunn juuuiy, u.
imimiu n nna iimcriupu n iuiiuw. lu n it i
ltpelnnimr at n nost: thence bv Northamoton
street twenty five degrea eai tvio percbe1 to
posi: inenco ay rtnurvou jmi i ui bjiuiu ivi nu.
1 uoitli B'xiv-flvo i egreefi, wet ten neichea. to
i in.t! iticnr.e tiv rSnHsnfmn allev sontb twenty.
Avp deirici a. went two verches to a post: thence
by lot rio. i0 touth eixtv-flvo degrees oprtt tfu
(crclioi to the place ot beglnulufr, containing
otie-eightof an ncro. and being part of lot No.
so in tne pmn or pioc oi raiu iovu oi oouid .u
nignion. me impiovemeuin lueruou ara a
TWO 910XIY FKAME DWELLTNO,
1Sx24 feot; Kitchen attached 11x12 feet; Ktible
lsx 2 iceti auaunmema 11x11 ieei, auu eiuw
outbUMiiujru.
h belied and taken into execution aa the prop
erty of John vieinaucr.
ALSO,
Bv virtuo of n writ of Lavicra Facias, all
that certain Lot or Piece of GU0UND, situ-
nto on the north eido of Centre Street, in tho
Village of Upper Mauch Chunk, County of
Carbon, rennsylvama, menu one a in tno
plan or plot thereof No. 171, containing in
iront or ureauwi on uiu vyeui.ru fcin-L-i. uuj
feet, and extending thence northwardly ono
hundred and ninety feet to North street:
Uommea norm by iNortit street, east uy
Marplo street, south by Centre street, and
west by Dot jno. r.i.
Tho improvements thereon aro a
IWO-STOKY FRAME DWELLING,
15 by 20 feet, Kitchen attached 12 by 12
icet, Darn 12 oy i lect, auu omer uuv
buildings.
Beized ami taken in execution aa tno
property of John Ticdcrman,
ALSO,
cettaln lot or piece of ground altoitn In Lower
Towumenfiln townhip. countv of C trbou Rnd
btaie aioresaiu, uounaeu auu. uuacnueu aa lot
InWR t
Hecinntng at a certain willow tree t the nco by
lai d late of John Seema nnrth twenty flvo and
ono-bnu degrees east nuof n anu nx-ienin per
ches to a atone in a publlo road lending from
Lrninn iiqdio ma nouao or ievi jiQr'euui
thence along a pi'blio toid biding frtm the
mitiio noc eg or Livyi ltaneumu 10 1110 nouue ui
iniirrt Mnstiiiit aoutii tnirtv-BBven aearees.
eart sixteen peiches to a a. one In raid joadt
tnenco bv land now or lato of Jncob Bowman
south eitrhtv-three and one half-deireea, weat
sixteen pud ffmr-tentns perches to tho place of
betnnuing, contatnloa one hundred ana twe vo
peiches more or leas. Tbo Improvements there
on are a
TWO TOUY STONE IIOTEL BUILDING,
11x12 loet. one and one-nulf story store attached
mill feet 1 Frame O it Kitchen V xl2 leet.
Frumo Hhed 2ax-t2 feet, and other ontbolldlnga.
Ueiznd snii t n a en into execution as me pro
cast n!netytwo aad throe-fourth perchet to tho
place ot beglnnlotr, containing
SIXTY-NINE ACRES,
mote or lesa.
The Improvements on tract No. 1 are a
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLINO HOUSE
21x23, Barn 16x18, and other Ontbolldlnga
TRACT No. 2, All that certain tract or piece
of tsnd situate In Mahoning Township. Car boa
county. Fa., bounded and described as follows;
BeginnlDir at a atone: tbence by land ot Hen.
ry Zcllncr north twenty and three-fourth ce
crces. west one hundred and ulitr Avnn Mmh.
o t a stonej tbenee by land ot Hi.Erwnn sonth
feveutv eight degrees, vt twelve and ono
I tenth pet-cues in pom thence by land of tbo
, c-tatM ot Uenben Zeliner,deccasod.south twen
l tv and onchJil degtces, east one hundred and
i a.xty six perches to a state: thence by land of
Reuben iteinsiulcn north elgnty two and one.
ha t dt'uree am thirteen and one-tenth perch
eHtotnotiiacoof hegiunlng contilnluir twelve
. acre1 and aixty-nlne perchea, strict meisure.
SelZI nnd tnkeil llito PXaciltlnn n Ihntirnn.
eriyotllouryZcllQcr.
J. W. HAUDENBDSn.
PhortfPn nfllr.A. 1
Hauch CbunK, Sept. 11, 1873 i
jgJXECDTliIXS SALE
Of ValuaWc Real Estate.
Sbau' Court, of Carbon Conntv Fenna.,ibe un
frsigTiMl. Jixccnitli ot tie Estate ol ADAM
I1UCKMAN, late of the 1IOKOU01I ol LB.
UIOUTON, Carbou Connty, Ta.. dfo'd. will
oner at ruuiio Bale, on tbe premises, on
SATURDAY, Oct. 5, 1878,
commonclna; at TWO o'clock P. M.,all that cer
tain LOT or
PIECE OF GROUND,
situate on tho North East Corner af LEIHGII
Street and CARBON Alley, In the Borough ot
Lehleht n.Cntbon County aforeBaid.upon wuica
thero is erected one
2storyFrameDvellingHouso
about ?0x?G feet with Out Kitchen ; Frame Barn
mm immi uuiuuiiuinKa. a. wen oi water in
the Yard,
The abovo Property will be sold to whole or
in part to a ait pure tin sera
Aisoai tne same time and place, the follow
tne articles of nrrsonal nimiprtv. vie 1 nmnt.
bus, Carriage bodies, spring Wagon Bodies. 1
i'fiiiiuiiunit'iKu,auii 1 oilier eneignjoi oiuoacn
maker's Tools, 1 Work Bench, 2 Stoves, and
other ai tides ton numoious to mention.
Terms aud Conditions will be made known at
time and place of sale, bv
Agent for MARY L. BUCK MAN, Executrix.
fcntilfT.
S1
nlo of Stands, &c.
Notice ts herpbr irtrpn. that thA HAnnnv
COUNTY INDUSTillAI, SOCIETY will sell
tbe HUitins and PrlTl.eaes for tbe coming Fair,
on SATUUDAY. HKI'IBVIIER Mlh, 1S7S. at
1'30 11. m., oiMbo Fair Ornnnds. to IbehlKbest
and best bolder'. This f ffoids a rare chance to
Sarlles ilcslrli.g a prcHtabie liuelnpssdnnng tho
or. j. a. now. es.
w ai, uAPsnEU, sec sept. M aw.
M
USICFORTIIEFAIK.
Hralcd nronosalfl will he rccelrml tivthnnn.
dsrsienrd until Best. :ist Irom the Brass
Hands ot tins comity to tarnish moslc lor three
da during tbo I'ulr. The lowest ifler will bo
acreptert. W. 11. KAl'SUEW.Sec'y.
Sept. 7-!t.
uarron's notice.
In (Ac Orphan's Court of Carton Connty.
Estate of John Richards, deceased.
The undernamed Auditor appointed t7 the
Conrr. toaudit. ipsettle. Bud taflr examine and
iiojunt iboiiccount.ol Alexander C'ampsle.gDar.
dlan ot JaneantlJohn llictianla. minor children
or John Hicbnrda deocawd.lateof Munch Chnnlc
Townrbip Carimn Co.. 1'a .wl 1 meet all parties
lntrett'a for the purpose at his appointment,
on Saturday. October 5 1878, at 6 o'clock a. m..
at bis office aiiljlnlnir the 'irst National Bint,
Broad wny, aiauch Cuuntr.Pa., rhere they may
attend It they deem it .roper.
11. U. blEWERS, Auditor,
Aug Jl, H7!,W4.
oticc to Tresspassers.
peity of Stephen Boyer, ueiendaut, andBaulel
uenier, leiro leiiuui.
ALSO,
Bv vlrtne of a writ of t'en&ttiont Exponas all
that certain lot r piece of Ktouod aitUHte on
the north Mine of Lehlpu aticet In the Borouvh
of KaatliauchCbnuk, counti and State aforf.
said nnuibeieo In tho plan or plot thereof
leventr and rev iity-two.contalnlnft in front or
breadin on said Lehigh atrret one bunded teet,
and extending trenca nrthwanlly two bun.
drel fe-t to a fwt wide alley t bound
ed noithb amd alley, east bv lot No. 74. aoutU
bv a-id IhUh atret and west by lot Nu, 63.
1 be inipruienieuta (hereon are a
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
18x2) feet Kitchen attached 12x12 feet, and out
building.
Seised and taken Into execution as tbe pro
perty of John thlve.
ALfeO,
By virtne of a wilt of Vevditoni Eiponat, all
thai ce tain lot or piece of around aliua o in the
Borough cf leblabtou, lit" Maboninir lown
ahlp, Carbou countv. V&., boundtd and dencrib
el nafi low, to t i
lit i nr at a Iud.a in a nubile road laid n ir
fiom LehlRhion to Mthonlnff Vailev t ihence
north tijtlityeiirht defcieea eat nine porches to
a atone - ttence not th thirty-four f egreea, weat
inr prcnea io a atone inence noun one oe
arte, wet ten and atX'ienth perches to a post i
tneuce dv lanu oi uauiei I'.hbiuiiiu bouio aevrn
ty deirrca,wet eleven and fur ten ha perch ei
to a atone t tbence br land late ot Thoa. Kooua
aoulb aevrntr degre4, eaat ten perebca to the
pi ice or I'fffinniu, coniaimoa-
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN rEBCIIES,
mofv or leaa. The loipiovtmeiiti thereon are a
TWOSJOltV FIIAME DWELLINO HOUSE
SOsSu feet a Frjrae stable 24x34 feet, and other
outbmldiDga.
uei-uaua lasrn iuio exocuuon aa uie pro
perty of i'haon Clauu.
ALSO,
TRACT No. 1. By virtue of a writ of Fiebi
FaCIAB ad that cenaln oi cc or tract otlaud
iltu-iein MabonlLgTuwnaii9 Carbon county,
and St .tealorecaid. bouuoed and deacrloed aa
joUow, to wit I
Bnlnitlxrataatone- thence partly by lands
otJoaeph Kemetrr, ana partly by Und of Uie
lteobru Ftlckingr and wrtly bv land ot Che.
MuMelmtu no.th twenty blno deirreea weat
one buudi ed and tbitty.nv ie chf - to a nonet
tiienoe by land of jmlah Miixaclman aoutb
aeventyaeren Uegieca, wea nfty-oue perchea
to a aione: the nee by the ame uortb twelve
andonehal'dejiiec. et forty. two and one.
bait percba to a atone: tbence br land of Mat
thaw KrweuaoutUi-cveuiy-eigbtdi-jriea, weat
twenty-lour and tbr-luurtnperrbea io a tonet
tbeuoa br land of aid ltenDn Zllner unnth
twrntr and threa fourth defiaca eatinhun
dred and aixtf atjien pen-hea to a atone.-'tDenoe
by land ot John Kalaainlth. tnaw..4ifi'd)'.ajid
otbera north eighty-two and one bait degree,
All nersona are hereby forbid treasDaaalntron
tbe l-'nda of tbe underaiuned tu Kiauklin Twp..
Carbou County, Pa. for the purpoae of Hunt
Inr, Fishtntr. Bumptut? Cbeatnut Treett, or tor
any other purpose after thia notice.or they will
be dealt wiih according loLaw.
Jos. IInntcker, i Edwin Wenninger,
Beuben Boyer, 'Ihos. Walt & Sou,
Jame Weaver, I Atiron bnell,
John hebwab, I Andrew Dclbert,
Peter Kruni. I Z. Ban natose,
Thoa. Dorwort. I Wm. Uartman,
fcatuuui II art man, Hluion Walk.
Aug. 81 wJL
SSIGNEES SALE
Of ValuaWo Real Estate !
By virtue of an order ot tbe Court ot Common
Piuusof caiboa Comity, Pa., ihe underlitned.
AslglieooI JOdKl'Jl S. WEBB AND W1FU.
wl.l noil at Public Sle. on tbe premles on
BA K Street. In tbe BunoUQIl ot LKlllOU.
TON, Carbou county. Pa., on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1878.
commencing at TWO o'clock P. M , the follow.
UK 1UIUIVID I1DUI ..Ult. IU Wlbl
AU that certain Messuage, tenement and
DWELLING nOUSE
AND LOT OP GROUND,
wltb the appnrtenancre, situate on the east eld.
of iJan btreet. Iiorougb of Leblehton, contain
ing 133) tli'rtv three feet on Hank bireet, and
oont'nuingot that width at rUht anrles to
Uankway i bounded on the east by Uankway.on
the sonth bv lots of Chorles and James Klein,
top. on tbe west br Bank Street, on the nortn
br Iota ot tbe late (Union Weldendtlmer.
No S. Beinir all those two certain
LOTS OR TIECES OP GROUND.
In tbe afoiessid Uorourh of Lehighton, and
numbered one and two in a certain plot made
andlatf out br Kachea and Bex. each having
a trout of thirty feet on first additional street,
and contiDiilnsr of that width noitb cue liundred
and thirty feet to a common allev t bounded on
tbo north by a common aller on tbe west by
other lanoa Intended to be conveyed to Kachea
and Rex on tbe sonth br first additional stteet,
snd on the east by a common aller.
Terms will be made known at tb. time and
place ot Sale, by
THOMAS S. BECK,
Assignee ot Jos. b. Webb and Wife.
Aug. It, 1879 w-3
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
Of Valuable Real Estate.
lly virtue of an order Issned ont of the Comt
of Common I leas, the undersigned will expose
at Publio Bale, in MAUONINO Township,
carbou Connty, P.., on
SATURDAY, SEPT. Uth, 1678,
commencing at ONE o'clock P. iL, tb. follow.
Ing described Beal Esute to witt No. I. AU
that cert iln tract or piece of land, known a. tho
Kebrlg Property, aitust. In Mahoning Valley
aloresild, and bound. l br lands of Solomon
Qouierrr Mtnon Uebrlg Jonas Nothstein and
Win. i'enatermaker, containing
38 ACRES 45 PERCHES,
strict measure. Tho Improvement, thereon
STONE DWELLING HOUSE,
xKj Log Bam, Out feett Spring House, ltr
IS, faet, at out 6 Acres are meadow, the rest fj
under eultirmon, and all klnaaof ttaltTree.
on the premises.
No. 2. I known as the Fenstermacher pron
ertv, situate to Mahoning Two.. Carbon Coon,
ty, bounded br lands of Oeorge Kemerer,ltenh.
en Peter an d Jon.t Nothstein, containing
37 ACRES J09 1'ERODES,
strict meaau'e. 4 acres of Meadow, 4 acre.
W'ood'and, th. rest la under good onltivatlon
and.T4rietr otclxilce Fruit Tree, are on the
greml.es. Th. imomvement are a FRAMK
W EL LINO nOUSK, x2S !, ,
llam. JCUl leet I Uog Stable. Kits feet
Oonditiona will he- mode known at Urns and
pUoe of ii.le.-hy HAITIAN M06.EU. ,
Aug. 17,-wt Assignee ot Urwit Keong,