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New Advertisements.
U. T. MOnTlltMBIt,
EDITOR
UWUflllTON, PA.I
SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1879.
Lint Thursday wai the birth-dajr of
Unt7 W. Loogfellosr. Tbi distinguished
uthur ol "-Hiawatha" It seTentytwo.
Tha Ooteraor Tuesday nominated! and
the fltaU Btnato confirmed, Henry W. Fol
but, of Luzerne county, aa Attorney Oeneral
oftbt State.
and took hla rortriKO on till enterprising rlr- under that denomination. Sinpo February,
aJ and I ho flocking people nt one snoop, by WIS the illier hai gradually taken tho place
painting a huge lgn for hli itore front, bear- of fractional currency yet there la itlll out
ing the Inacrlptlon I " Oooit wet to ordtr at
thorl nollctl"
X eOBTEntlAHKAM MOKBTRR.
Sown beneath the paTsm.nti on Spruce
street, there li panting away, day and night,
erery hour In the year, a huge Iron alare, run
ning hla giant armi out beneath ildowalka,
acroae streets, under naulra butldtngi and
blocka, grinding avray Bamion-IIke In hla
dark prison house, a perfect marrel of itrength
and without u parallel on the Uontlnent lfon
the Globe, Ho grips with one of hla long tin
gera the Bullock presses of.Ifpraoe Qreeley'a
standing about 19,000,000 of fraotlonal paper,
of which amount about $2,000,000 lain throe
and flre-cent notes. It la estimated that there
will be redeemed only M.OOO.OOC, tearing 19,..
000,000 aa profit to the Government.
Doth parties are beginning to think that an
extra session of Congrets la Inevitable. So
abort ft tlmo remain! for the large amount of
work that la found to be Imperative that the
probabilities of an extra seti!oniro dally In
creasing. Mr. Atklna,OhaIrmanof thollouso
Appropriations (Jommlttee, who has all the
time thought that a called session would bo
jsq-oncE.
Notlco Is hereby bItmi. that annllcatlon will
e made to the oreapnt Lofflalattiro far tr-e dab.
tare of. an Act of Assembly to ne entitled. ' An
AC anwioriiuja; wieuYeracors oi lua roor oi
Sfanklln 1 ownshlp. Carbon countr renuavl
vanls, to Krect a House lor tho Poor ot said
Township," and the object o( said Bill shall be
toanthoiite said overseers to erect ft IlDHrilng
on Property now belonging to said TowBslup,
where the Destitute ot aula Township mar bo
more conreoleuily and economically maintain
od. w. c. WEIB8,
ueo. unziisN,
1)N'I. ItllVIM,
J. K. MUKKRT,
DAVI1J HELTZ.
February W, 1 S7wl Committee.
greatest monument,, and throws olf.t.OOO Tr- unnecessary, la now satisfied that It cannot
bunsi an bour front each ofsereral presses bo arolded. Gen, Qnrfleld, who haa had long
under the famous TallTo Tier. Withanother, experience, la also lauaRca that t.ne import.
Th. ! l,,M.nt amendment ms,. L BW 'he lightning presses of tho paper nt work ofCongresa will not bo over by the
-The only ln.rrunt amendment wllfoh "shlnea for all," and prlnta a hundred fourth of March. UMesa both parties recede
by the Senate Committee on Appropriations thoullnil Sun, .ou ,are tasted your from the atand they hare taken on the polltl.
to the Houae bill appropriating $26,800,000 motnIng coffee, Down Spruce strcot runa 1 legislation a called eeealon cannot bo
for the payment ot arrears or penalona another giant arm which turns cut tho mon- aTU'u,,u " w " nu awwsjnrcmi 8
Is Ihe omiwion of Hie clause extending etroua edition of the Sew York Ledger an. n either side. It Is barely possible that nil
other driven lho tinmen ofthe Sundav Dll- j.j.iuinivi mm wu.u ira bu..u
vetch, another runa down Into John Scott's through nun ir koto, houaea nueitiea aown to
enllar i and nrlnta orer forty weekly naners ot e"ucai, uut ucuuer pani Buurns iu
lesser lame. To both aides of Spruce, both dined to do this. Doth partlca In tho Houae
id,.. nrPrankfnrt. both tides of William and to day hare been privately talking over tho
one aide of Deeltman, yet other arms atretoh questions of procedure on tho queatlon of
, ., ,n i,,i,,i. ,.r rt.ria rv.r nrintinir. abolishing tho Federal Supervisors. Tho
the Tension Arrears law to pensions grant
ed by spueial act of Congress.
Missouis Is Informed that we have ad
ded over 300 new subscribers to our list dur
ing the past three months, and from this
fact wo incline to the opinion that the ''Lo- ruing) cutting, perforating and binding In Democrats have pretty generally doclded to
hold together and lot the Republicans flllbus.
ter If they want to do to. The Republicans
aro evidently sick of tbelr bargain, and are
talking about filibustering Juat long enough
to call the attention or the country to what
the Democrats aro about and then letting
them have their way. There were one hun
drod and flrty Democratto members present
yesterday and they are In good condition to
tended to take the place ofthe United States in thi .!. n hoard tho tramn of make the light. ACausT.
. -- - - i
The bill, armed men aboTO his bead In '61, and listened
I In 'es, to the heavier tread of thinner ranks
bearing back thoso tattered, riddled banners,
higbtoa .Penny Whitile" is far more accept- that busy neat of types and cardboards, front-
able to the people, than his patent-outside- Ing on nndadlacont to Printing HouioSiiuaro.
barn.door.hmbi.n.imlt nrn. AufJ "la Arcs never go out t almanaca andclocks,
0 .. ,.,.,
I (UHBVIII ULU V)V,Vr, UjUUBUH UUU Vlv.,.,.. 1
At Harritburg, laat weeh, lenators Gr.- commissions are not for him. Ho hoard tho
dr. Seymour. Alexander. Cochran and Herr Morning guna at Sumter ana 101a tno woria
' ' h.lll...nnl .t M nnnHnn nnlntif,ni.1
. , . i.tit - "",
in regara w insolvent aeoiors, wmcn is in- b j j... ,nrrcndcrlnE Appomattox were
Binkrupt law, lately repealed.
being an important one, should command
the attention of our more intelligent citizens
from the start.
F.VSIBlOJVAUI-i: FOOLISIIMCSS,
There is no modern fashionable notion
which make tho veriest dotard's blood tingle 3'''' bu& " ??iT,c?
in ma veina ns ne looicsi no saw iwccus , mnArmM,. . ..,. ,,;(,,, r
M.nvare b,.,Iihl at the editorial uaugnicr wearing aiamonas lor snoo ouhous, anJ fi urB of 8ViDh.like proportion-a fra-
oroDosition In last week's ex-oroan to cut . mo giniy, in nino cases out oi ten it resu t m
, , " ujmgDy inches in a reion-a coil, nor tnis nor ateiso. Ay oraong lasnionauie ueiics it is
down the rations of the prisoners who are thatmtant anything to him. Old Tlmo, to considered a compliment to be spoken ol ns
from time to time confined in Carbon jail, Bhom no mortals bow most reverentially, frail nnd delicate They forget that tho
ir reducinir the amount paid the Sheriff looks down throuirh these crlmy irratinKa and natural delicate faco and petite figure are
to victual them. A journalist must Indeed gets no more attention than a contemptuoua TO.??:. nLih...P?ie.,"
hare a most lecherous eye when ho sees Pufforateam In hla face. Thla Is the slave or hf look out from the luxuriant car
virtu. In & nnldlr nolley that would m. Commerce not of Tlmo i heknowanolawbut j f Uh d nJ Un uidl,.lllrouh
,. l,. .s..t, ,1.. i,.,ii., n the demanda oi Trade and acknowledges no our crowded drawiug-rooms. If disease
. . ... . mastereisei
the bread or a man in prison.
Twenty years ago a printer owning a steam
engine which supplied more power than he
At a meeting held in the Metropolitan needed, began furnishing power to hla neigh-
bors. They quickly found it cheaper to taue
a shaft from him than buy and operate an
engine for themselves, and the business grew
rapidly. This la the very heart of the print
ing business of Gotham. Within a apace of
eighty acres la more capital Inveated In types
and their accessories tban In hair or all
America. It was a rare Bold for sueb an en-
Baptist church, at San Francisco on Sunday
evening, the following telegram to the Pres
ident was adopted by a rising vote: "Feb
ruary 24. R, B. Hayes, President of the
United States: Two thousand Christain est-
isena, assembled for their ordinary service
in Metropolitan Temple, last evening, by a
rising robs, petition you to sign the bill re-
stricting Chinese immigration, as a measure
vital to our civil peace, our business prosper
ity, and our Christian cinlitation."
were unfashionable, as it ought to be, not a
lady in tho land but would take every pos
sible precaution to secure the fresh blooming
face and well-rounded figure that only
health can give. Ladies should remember
that much ns gentlemen may profess to ad
mire the lace and lorm paicu and emaciated
by disease, when they choose a wife they
prefer a blooming, healthful, buoyant spir
ited woman. Dr.Picrco'sFavoritoPerscrip-
tion is the acknowledged standard remcdi
for female diseases and weaknesses. It has
the two-fold-ndvantago of curing the local
terprlse. A stock oompany was formed with discaso and imparting a vigorous tone to the
The bill recently passed by Congress,
providing for arrears of pensiona, the Pen
sion Commissioner estimates will require
741,500,000. This, as it must mainly come
out ofthe revenues ofthe preeent fiscal years, men aro at band every hour of tho twenty.
the Secretary of tho Treasury estimates will four, and repeatedly have turned the full
T30,000 capital, every dime of It rcpaescnted
In the engines, boilers and shafting. Great
papers like tho Tribune, Sun and Ledger
found it cheaper to buy power than to gener
ate It, and though they have engines or their
own, they hold them only as reserves In case
ot accident. No accident has occurred theae
twenty J cars. A fire pump of Immense pow
er baa been attached to these engines, a thou.
sand feet of hose aro always ready for use;
whole system. It is sold by druggists.
cause a deficit, and he has asked Congress
cither to provide more revenues or else per
mit him to make up the deficienoy by sell
ing 4 per cent, bonds. The estimated defi-
power of these mighty engines upon the pumps
and put out dangerous fires before even cm-
alert Fire Department could reach, the spot.
The chained slave has saved his master near
ly hair a million of money In this way, to say
eieney is $57,082,410, and ifit is made up nothing of tho averted dlsorganliatlon or bust
by selling 4s it will cause an increase in the nces from a fire. MORLEr,
public debr to that amount. This state of
affairs Congress may not have been contem-
plated.when the law was passed.
At the last session of Congress, a bill
was whirled through the House by consid
erably more tban a two-thirds vote, to re
peal the Resumption bill, and to do a varie
ty of other things. It came to n halt in the
Senate and was returned to tho House
"shorn of ita strength." On Saturday
nearly two months after resumption had
taken its place among the accomplished
facts of history the bill came up again, and
there was quite a number of members who
wanted to vote for it yet.
" Faith, fanatic faltb. once wedded fast
To some dear falsehood, hugs It to the laat."
The bill, however, waa laid ou tho tabic
news uossir.
I have used and sold Haas' Expector
ant for eight years, and always found it
very goon.
u. ni.bTiVrvr.ii, mngiown 1'a.
During the present session of Congress 10,
1S7 petitions on various subjects have been
presented in tne iiouse,
Marcellus Emery, editor of Iho Bangor
Commercial, one of the most prominent
democrats in Maine, elica Bunday morn
ing.
TXo one can develop tho grace of meek
ncss by listening to a crying baby.. Stop its
Iretiuiness by curing tno colicwith ur.uull'i
uaby Byrup.
Thirty-fivo hundred dollars is the amount
.riL. t.111 , i t ii f -1 i .
ui tiiu uiii eeub iu uy uuru uuucuiisuciu to
Hnmand lor medical attendance nt iicrlm.
whither his London doctor went to attend
hun.
Hon. Josonh Casev. ex-mcmbcr of Con
gres3 and ex-Chief Justice of the Court of
Claims, died on the lotn mat., in wasnmg
ton, aged 61 years, lie was a native
Aiary land.
To sootho disturbed feelings brought on
by a cold, and to euro Coughs, Croup and
lloarscncs, take vr. null a Cough Byrup.
l nco zo cents.
While shifting a south bound mail train
nt Chambereburg, Pa., Monday afternoon, a
car containing about twenty-fivo passengers
Letter. from Wnshlnjrtoit.
Washington, D.O., Feb. 22.
Investigation coinm Ittcca, Indignation meet
ing!, balloon ascenalona, walking roatohes,
velocipede races, coaching clubs, and swim,
mlng trials bavo held the attention of tho pub
lie long enough, and now there appears a new
aspirant for publlo notlco In the person of
young Englishman, who rejoices in tho eupho
nious and aristocratic name of Henry SU V,
Tudor. He Is ambitious and the fortunate
possessor of means to carry out tho scheme he
has for soma time devised, to in alio name and
fame and to kill time. Ho knew that Stanley
bad traveled under difficulties in the interior left the track, fell down an embankment
nf Afrli-H! thul f!nnt. ltall ht nlmnf nyer. SIX leet hlgtl and turned On ItS Bide. r If-
como the froicn obstacles which lntcrveno to lcen or eighteen persons were injured, four
rirevent navigation to an oncn Polar sea . r nv?. seriously. Among tno ii jurcu are
therefore he thought that he could traverse
on horseback, and comparatively unattended
Kev. Dr. Stewart, of Newburgh N. Y.,who
had an arm broken, and Bishop Glassbren
ner nnd Iter. Dr. Bulper. of thfl Moravian
with almost as much emnhasis as it was ""T.":. cnurcn, wno were severely out not danger
invw xwrit anu vr iuu 1115 up at i-aiagoDia. 1 ousiy bruised.
a li Art Ih vtv nl. ilia lfnniA tiAAltt a vakhI . . - I
7 T. ' u "cnrJr w" " wc" Kaown ln th0 cl,y' ror Girls are advised by a Chicago physician
ago. The Congressional term expires by has spent aovoial months among ub, is about to always sleep on their backs if they wish
limitation next Tuesday. thlrty.thrco years of age, of average build, to keep crow's !eet from the corners of their
dark complexion, and drops and picks up "h's" eyes, "iheso blemishes, no says, "aro the
trt.. n- t r r..t .t. 1 1 wun tne same reiruiarliv tnat a uovcrnment result ui Biecnincon tuesiacs. i uo pressure
iy iuu iuouuiacmre ui int. ... " ... ... (,. i.rJ -I...1,. r!nl,l.
1 o, 1 l , . . Tiuil cu-r BiipruucucB mo paymaster at tno cnu oi v-
l.h ,c Slates, at a recent conference In Th 1- tho,moith and , cnd , at the corners and underneath the eves which
adelphia, expressed a very hopeful aenti decided to make the tour, Henry loafed about disappear in ia few hours, but finally become
niitilnthniY,wtnf thlnu!o for 1879. I i. u neiiucr uuurs nor auiuiious will
, , ,, ,6.vu iInIBU i"" abate them "
oasis, wun a gooa aeraanu, Dut compmini uvimuj wen i w-auu uuw u i .. . !,..: .:,!. ni..,, inn tA.it
. ... . t , , i I ml nn his lonrnpv Foliriinrv 12. nt mldnhrht. I . .... .. .... b
m.uo inn ira Jin oi cir sii.es uuu I T . ' 7 7 Dusiness men ot that city regarding tne con
. . ... I ftprnmnRnlml l.v ,vnnnff , lhi,nNtn,il .In. I .... ... . ' . V. .
been reduced below the cost of production. 7. " ' " . ' . .. . . ., union oi trade. JMost ot mose consuitci
A committee wa. appointed to" revise the fspec ally manufacturer., report a mate.:!
schedule of extra prices for bar, band, hoop
SHEItRIF'S SALES
Of Valuable Kcal Estate.
nrrlrtneof mnrtrr writs ofLEYini FACIAS
and Vbndjtioni KxroNAO iBut-a out ot th
Court nt Common Vic of Carbon Countv, and
n me dirpcted. tiicrf win do oxnoHca tt run no
Saletftt tno Conn House. In tue Ubroug u(
iuanca voubk. on
Monday, March 10th, 1879,
at 1 o'clock r M the following propertlca i
All tTifttlotor rAIlOKIi OFaUOUNDaltu-
ntolnttiotownsliln of Franklin, In tho County
of Car Don. nnd Suto of I'nncvlvfttiift. nnd de.
scribed aa follows i bounded by land lielonglna
or laio iieloufl,iiic to JuluiUowinan and IboCai
bon Iron Companv tho Gracie'B Herein, be
winning at a b.aok oak itump, tneuco aouin
thirteen dec re ph. oast aovontv threo Xeet to a
pot, thence north nerenty three degrees, east
wo nunart u and rour nercnea xo tno onto oi
bemnninc. containing fifty four pcrcliCB, bo tho
aaiue moro or iesa.
The Ira prove ments thereon aro a
TWO BTOKY FRAME DWELLING ilOURE.
twenty four by thirty all and one half feet:
Butcher ahon sixteen and one half by twenty
two and one nail reot i n table uiteen bv sixteen
uuu uun unii ioi'i, huu uubuiiiiuiiiKSa
e zed and taken into cxeoution as loo nron-
city of Ucorge Llneey
ALSO,
All that certain Meanai?o or Trnptnent or
THAUl urijfNU.niuac(iin ijowei 'rowamen
sing Township, Carbon County .Pennsylvania,
ouuuueu nuu urseuuou ns ipnuws, 10 wn I iio
m mil tic at a atone, thrnco bv land of L. Harle
man noria aevemy six aim one nnir cetnees.
eafct to a Spanish oak stump t theuco north
eighty two degrees by land of 11. Miller east
Jorty bovb.i nnd one halt perches to a atone:
theuco by land of James Ah south seventeen
and one fuurth deffteos, west tdxtcen peiches to
a fltnuut thence by land of K. Borer suoth
soxonty four and three Toutths deRieos, west
una nnd elaht tenths nerches to a htone t thence
bylandif D. ZeliieiifuHS notth twenty twode
greet, west eloven and ricrlit tenth pei cues to a
stone; thence by Hume soulh sixty two and one
fourth ueureeo. wont tweutv and one Lair nor.
chea to h itt ne i thpnee hy land of J. liowiuan
uortn imri,' anu one inurin uf grcca. went. iour
teen parches to the place of begin nine, cou
talnin;
FIVE ACRES AND NINETY FERCHES.
The Improvements Lereon are a Two Story
BTONE DwELLINO 110U8E,
nineteen feet bv twenty nine feet i Kitchen at-
laoueu. eurnieen xuet or tweniv two xeeii
bta bim , Blxteen feet by thirty two feet, and our.
builaluvs.
seized und taxen loto execution as lho Dron-
erty ot Joel Zcigenfass.
All that cerlaln LOT OR PIECE OF
GROUND, situate ln Loner Towamenslng
Tow,njhip, CjiUou County. Fonna., bounded
and detibod as follows, to witt IlPKluulugat
a atone, tbenco by Und oi Antnnetia Frtnce
sojin uuv seven aegreee, east inmy six pervu
ua to a aUiuoi thuueo bv lot of vacant land
south fifteen degi eee. wtBt siXtoen and one half
ercned to a Ptone f inence ay lauu iai oi
lenrv Bowmun noith fifty nme ami one hal
degrees, west thirteen perch is to a stone t
theuco north twenty five degrees, wet eight
lercncs to a stone i noun ten nefrrees, west
weivo onu eisut loniusoeicacB 10 wo piacu oi
beglunlng, coutalnlng
TWO ACRES AND ONE IIUNDRED AND
(SEVENTEEN PERCHES,
Strict measure.
Tho Improvements thereon aro a Two Story
STONE DWELLING IIOUSE,
twenty and one halt feet by twenty filx and one
half feet; ore Kiln, sixtoeu fee bv sixteen fort,
with Shed Attachments and 'ther Outbuild
lngs.
Bflzod and taken Into execution as the nroD-
crty ot tho Prince Metallic Paini Company.
-ALSO-
All that certain lot oi PIECE OF GROUND
situate In Mahoning Township, Carbon county,
ia.. nounaca unu uercriDQU at ioiiowa i Deem
nlug at a atone, thoi co by land now or late of
hhlve aad Moutz. rouih seventy two and ouo
half degrees, west sixteen petcnes to a post ;
theuco uy laud ot Samuel Evert south el&bteen
dftirrpps. an.it tnii tiorcliBa to a DOat i theuco bv
ua Bauio uunu bovciiiv iwu uuu uuc i t.t
;iees eat sixteen peicues to a sronut tuence
iv irkiifi ni j mm Kvert nurtn e vntceu ueiaeo,
west ten pet chea to thn p'ace of bfcmiiiug.cou
taming ON E ACRE, etnet measure.
The Improvements thereon are a
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING IIOUSE,
eighteen by twenty two feet, nnd outbuildings.
Seized cud taiceu luto execution uaibepiup
eity of Lyman Eyert.
My Motto : w Be Sure You Arc Right, Then Go Ahead !"
UriigSo Medicines
CHAS. W, lENTZ,
Pharmacist, Family & Dispensing Druggist,
Dealer in Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, choice En-
glish French and American Perfumeries, Hair, Tooth
and Nail Brushes, Imported and Domestic Soaps,
Sponges, Chamois Skins, Stationery, Fancy
$ox Papers, Lamps and Lamp Fixtures,
at prices which defy all competion
My Prescription, Department
Receives special attention, and is the most complete
in the county ; it is supplied with the best quality of
Remedies that can be obtained, and so regulated as
to preclude the possibility of a mistake. Prescriptions and
Private Recipes compounded at all hours of the day or night
by myself, at the Lowest rrices possible.
Ail Drue; and Bplces sold by mn are anaramrcd to be 8tatctly Pure and Manufactured
TION GUARANTEED OH MONEY REFUNDED, Orders by Mail recelro prompt atten
Tbanklnemv friends and the publlo generally or post favors. I confldeoully ask a share ot
Illturo paironQKO, ITUa'unieinn aabisiuuituu 114 ctci j van.
ItespecUuliy,
CHAS. W. LENTZ,
Next to the Fort Allen House,
WEISSPORT, Carbon Co., Pa
jan. 4, 1878.y
New Advertisements.
All about Its soil, climate, its settled and Its
T&cant land. Its frms nnd farmers enn lie
leorno'l m THE KANSAS PAHJtKR.an olshu
p)!0 -weekly papir. 111 yenrs oiu. C01 respond,
ents In eveiy county. Bent to any sddross 13
wcets Jor fio cents. Postage stamps taken as
money. Addiess, IIUBSOW &KWINO,To
peftt, Kansas.
I learned more about Kansas from yopr paper
tbut I can rely upon than frooi all omer
ources.-fieftarit if. Jirans. tMumMarus Co.,
tmio It nyes just vrhat those of us wantlnK
to move west, most wane to snow. Samuel
Clutter. Oranae Co., A'tto l'ore.....Haia Uw
corps ot nbls contributors. 0ao bhaft. . . .'1 lie
best (trlcitliural pnpet Iu the western country.
Senna mil froaei:..U is valuable i paper.
(cMiuon Champion It Is auly edltcd.-
pini (1K011KH....A fearless outseoien Jottrn.
a' iurrenes Journat ....our Kansas friends
snoula reel mucu pnoe m iue uiku cuuiuia.-i
tbolr Stale Airrlcnltural pap r. Aafional Lxve
Stock Journal.. ..it Use oil Cilv taken hiKh
piece among agricultural journals. t
oune....A worthy repro-i-ntotlvo or the great
Wc6t.-riM'a. nodical Farmer. l'eb.2i w4.
URIAH FATZINGER
Respectfully announoes to the people that he
has lustd tho Shop ol BXUVhh nEDEIU
LINU.on
North Street, Lehighton, Pa.,
and proposes to resume hU old busluess ot
Carriage and Wagon
BUILDING,
Anil rMTwi-.tf iillr aalra n share of nuhlio natron
atrn. ctmrnnttjine to Woi ktnaUrhin to he canal
to the host, and the Trices to be ua low aa tiio
iowei.
REPAIRING-
of all kinds promptly attended to n very rea
sonable charges.
URIAH. FATZINOEIl,
Opcosito Public Square, North Street,
t eb. IVy 1 Lehl ghton , Pa.
If you are ln want of anything ln the way of
ccNs.mrcEs, bevolveks
III.TOLa, Aran.uuillun.aun Mateit.il. Fishing
Ui.!iIa nr ntiv nt.her VIMC ttl'OUTlNO GOODS
plesH write lor my lArse Illustiatod Catalogue
and PrlCH List which 1 mall FllttK. Vours trmv,
UIINfcTO'Ci U1IEAT EbTKU. UIU IIUHH,
lTTcBUUO, I'l.
1
esncciallv manufacturen. rnnrt n mater!:
mounted, and they took with tliem an extra increase of business, in ome cases tlio sales
pack-horse, laden with tents, blankets, &c . si
aud other Ironi. Tbe prospects of better but determined toco to tho end of their route. Jobbers dM a. smnllerlnitn.K.4thnn lflntvenr.
I!U1. ... 1.. .1:11 I A r.n- r t - 1 , ! .... e 1....
IAi.ci . iiijiul; luiiuucs mvj ituvucu inia cuy 1 u vtiiik lu kiio nuvcri.y ui mo viuker uui
last night, aud took quarters at thb Imperial nine-tenths of the others expressed tho bo-
Ilotel, whero quite a large crowd had asscm. 1,cl "!at uusiness tins year wouiu uo ocitcr
bled to meet tho advtnturers. nho arrhed at luan " na Deen ,or yea P"''
about ten o'clock, luring ridden In easy stages oeorgo Washington, colored, convicted or
Irom Uaitlmoro. He ta s there Is no bet about
the trip, and that although he wroto James
times for the Iron trade are likely to be still
further improved by the results of this con
ference. When manufacturers look hopeful
ly at tbe future, and clearly recognize " tbe
unprofitableness of tbe past," tlicro is reason
to believe that destructive competition will 1
be abandoned, for nothing is mora ruinous Gordon lionnatt announcing his journey, bo
to legitimate business tban competition car
ried to such an extreme as to put an end to
fair profits.
SPSmlORpPONDEHCE.
'XIrler' Lettera from New Vorlt.
Nxir York, Fib. 25, ls;,
TBI LAST Or TBI OLD If ACT rIHK
The house of Maey It probably as widely
knows as any ln America, and Its reputation
was won by one cent. If any other house sold
.certain grade of goods at one dollar, Maey
Marked < at M cents. Sometimes forod
4ftyake his prices would be $1101 for a
liven artlcle.or U.ta. A price at even mon
j was aj rare as an honest politician, and
this peculiarity, more than any other cause,
probably, brought hli store Into notoriety and
fclm Into a handsome fortune. I)ut tbe grim
Book-keeper has Vcca balancing accounts
rapidly with lha old Arm of 11. II. Maey & Co.
Two yaars ago Mr. Maey died In Paris, leav.
lag an Inebriate son on an allowance of a few
hundreds annually. Not lon after .Mr. Liu
forge, the second partner, died, and ibis has
now been follow td by tbe death or Mr. Vajen
tine, tbe sole remaining partner of the orlglu
1 firm. The son alluded to also died a few
weeks ago. The Immense business now pass
s Into the bands ol Mr. Webster, who came
Into the firm after Mr, User's death, and sud
denly finds klmself master of a retail business
often amounting to JO.OOO In a single day,
"WXT TO OBDSIt."
A tier every large dry goods lire tne smaller
lass of rstallers get np a tremendous run en
'wet goods from the late fire;" and even
larger houses have done more or less lo this
particular line. It has long been a mystery
tosomepeopU how so much, goods could be
dtmageA la any fire without breaking all tbe
Insurance companies. Some other people did.
n't stop to speculate Intellectually, but pro-
seeded vigorously to financial speculation ln
new goods, thinking tbst intterlals which
wen dan, and dirty, wltheut attempting
lohMe t6W.itiaie,mutt becbeapi There.
cent baavyfres gave fresh Impetus to this
pnieBir trftue kbu iuvwyu wicvcrei uiinK
td and winked and hinted about good chances
to work off unsalable goods, tbe dear people
were blind to blinks and dear to blnU,for they
Masted 'bargains P
It was left for an Eighth avenue Israelite
to let this exceedingly black cat out of her
hitherto very shady bag. He had neither
been to sootlon ajul bought real wet goods)
started before a response could reach him,
Mr. Tudor will remain in this city until Mon.
day, and will then start ln good earnest on his
Journey, which he expects will occury between
one year and eighteen months,
A concerted attack from all sides Is mado
upon Mr. Ucntlcy, tbe Commissioner of Pen
slons, by the army of claim agents that Infest
Washington, with a view lo securing his re
moral. A very sorlous Charge has been made
gainst him, and his official conduct Is con.
demned by every claim agent In the country.
Ileretoforo the Pension office has sometimes
been suspected of being run to suit the views
ofthe claim agents, and Commissioner licnt
ley Is charged with running It In tho Intorest
of the pensioners and the government. In the
first place he bad cut down the foes of attor
neys prosecu'ing claims for pensioners from
1i to tlO, and as tho money comes out of tho
pensioners, and nof out of the government,
the agents argue that Bentley has been med
dling with what Is none or his business. It Is
also charged that be always gives preference
In consideration to applications that aro sent
directly to him from the pensioners, to the
neglect and delay of those which are prseent
ed to him by claim scents. But the last and
most serious charge Is that he has notified all
the pensioners ln the United States that It Is
nt,t necessary for them to employ the services
of ao attorney or agent to collect what will be
due tht 01 under tho Arrears of Pensions act;
that be will not recognize any attorney ln such
esses ; that the pensioner must make his ap
plication direct to the Pension Office, and will
have a cheek scut to blm when the application
Is granted. As tho claim agents were expect.
Ing, to get about two millions ofthe forty that
will bo required to pay these arrearages; as
they have been lobbying right and dBy every
session or Congress ror the' last len years to
get this bill passed, and as ttey Insist that It
would not have become a law but for their
well directed efforts, they regaril the action
of Commissioner Bentley as grosJey repre
hensible and demand his removal on tbe
ground that he Is Interlerlng with the lcgltl
mate business and the constitutional rights or
eltict ns or this Kepublie. But It Is rafo to say
that the President and Secretary Schurz do
not regard the conduct ortbe Commissioner In
tbe same light that the claim agents regard
It, and ir they decline to remove him, that they
will be sustained by tho pensioners and tho
public generally.
Now that "shln-plasterr," as they were call,
ed, have been pretty much thrown out or cir
culation, It Is Interestlns; to know what profit
feloniously assaulting a little girl, was bang.
cu in one 01 tne suburbs 01 j.ouisvuie, ivy..
on Friday of last week. Ten thousand peo
ple witnessed tne execution, wueu tne
drop fell tho ropo broko short off at the top,
but it was readjusted, and nine minutes af
terwards tbe culprit was again strung up.
It is said he was unconscious during tlio
horriblo occurrence.
Now Advertisements.
1I0JI IT MAT CONCERN.
All persons are hereby forbid meddling with
me iiuuaiiulu f uiir. 11 uiit; and v.v.
FEOTS nowin possession ofF. A. nrtAVr.lt
In Franklin Township, Carbon county, Pa., as
tbe same are my property, and have been
ic&neu 19 mm uuring my pieasuri.
J. ill. UUAVEK,
March 1, lS79.w;
Catasauqua, Pa,
Titu-rus.
Hop Bitten aro the purest Si bent)
Illttcra ever ramie.
They are compounded from Hops, Bucliu
Mandrake and Dandelion, the oldest, best
and roost valuable medicines ln the world.
and contains all the best and most curative
properties of all other Bitters, being the
greatest Blood Purifier, J,tver IlegulatorJ
;aod Lira and Health Restoring Agent on
earth. No disease or 111 health can soasihlv
llong exist where these Hitlers aro used, so
Tarrwl and perlect are their operations. I
They give new lire and vigor to the aged
and infirm. To all whoso employments
cause IrreKularlty or the bowels or urlnan
organs, or who require an Appetiser, Tonic
'or mild Stimulant, these Hlltors are Inval-
uaDie. Deing nisjniy curatire, tonlo and,
stimulatlnir. without Intoxicating.
No matter what your feeling or symptoms
are, what the disease or aliment Is, use Hop1
ItlltnrK. linn, WMlt itntll v,.r
but ir you only reel bad or miserable, use
tho Hop Hitters at once, it may save your
lile. Hundreds have been saved by sodo-
1111:. ir J vv ma h u pa u tur a caic
itbey will not cure or heln.
I He not suffer yourself cr let your friends'
suffer, but use and urge them to use Hop
UlllG!.,
ilcmetnber. Hon Bitters Is no vile, druar-
ojed. drunkeu nostrum, but the Purest and
nest Meoicino ever mado; the "Invalid's
Friend and Hope." and no nerson or fmllv
should be without them. Try tbe BlttcrrH
jiuiaj.
iry nop tonsu ture&r&ln Keliar
Tor Sale py Drugging. mar. 1
-ALSO-
A certain TAVKHN STAND OU 11017612
AND Tit ACT OK LAND, aituaio at the Junc
tion of tlio Hawk Road ftiid tho Whito 11a Ten
ltoau. in Kidder Town nip. cat Don county, ra.
Iirmniluil bv slid roada ana I anil w of Win. Wuir
tier, contafmug about TWJS.NTV ACUUS.inoie
or leas.
The Improvement thereon aro n
TAVERN HOUSE.
two etorlea high, thirty hy lortr feet, irlth
Kiicnen aitucnou eigmeen uy twenty ieci.
ONE TWO STOUY Fit AME DWELLING,
twentr eleht bv thlrtr four feet ono bam thir.
ty six or forty fix leet, one fiamo ahed thirty
ur, ur loriy i wo iceu
celicd and taken into execution ns the prop
erly oieiacoo (jnrutLuaa
-ALSO.
All that certain LOT OP GROUND, situate
lyiue uoroujfuoi tveniacuy, cat Don uouniy,
Pennsylvania, hounded aud described as ui
10W. Ill Wti. nPfVinnilH "li f ha A.iniAr Jif mi all.
lev unit Street, mitl rtinnltiif fiom tlinnco alone
84 1 (J iroet do' lb one and one hall decrees, east
uliv leet, und running from thouce back Irom
aatd street between parallel line- ot that width
auisiaiiceoi tno uunurea ivu. to eiruuv. inn
xiuk Lot ol FUty leet ny two uunan-a leet
and NumbereKi on the ulot of iluta an 4 Kline hi
Lot is umber lortr three, and bounded north
b Lot Number 1 oity-lour, east, oy a aucoi,
eouiu uy on niiey, auu we( uy a aueei.
The In-provemeuU thereon ere a Two ntory
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
clchtccn feet uv twentv.fonr feeit Kltchon at
lacuuu. niuo ieci uy iwoito icev, uuu uuiuuuu
intra.
Kmtnd and taken Into execution as the nron-
erty ot Eliuoeih Rotbrock ana John Rot brock.
ALSO,-
A rM-Lfiln LOT OR PIECE OP GROUND.
situate on t be not thwai dlv aide of outh street.
Iu the Village ot Upper xvlaucli Chunk, in the
lioroucu oi Aiaucu uiiuuh. uuiuuu wuuuiy.
l'ennsyirauia. dciur iuo nouinern idwcif or
half part ol lxt Numbered on theTlan or riot
front nr isMviilth on tne R.iiil tttieet FlftV i-ettt.
ami externum! tneuce nonuwaraoi luavwium
between parallel lined at rift hi angle with tbe
said south street in lenxtb or depth i-Jirhty-Uve
leet to the uorthwaruiv portion or nan partti
theaaldLot Number One lluudnd andi'.ty
DoucQCd aouiuwaruiy av mo itaiu duuiu mioei,
nnHiwai-div lv Lot Number One Uundrrd ami
I'lirtv.fiijf. uorthwardls bv the northern vor
tlou or hail nart of the said Lot Numoer One
Uuudred ana l my, ana west uy ceosr street.
The Improvements thsreon are a Two Story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
twenty eleht feet by thirty two feet t Kitchen
aiincnon. eigni itei uy iwouiy two tcr., am
uuiuuuuiuKn
KSelzrd and taken Into execution as the prop
erty oi jouii DpocKucr, ana o ue boiu oy
J. W. RAUDENfiUSU, Sheriff.
Mancb Chunk. February SI, 1S79.
'Oil TEX DOLLARS (JAS1I
wo will Insert ft apven-llao advertisement one
week in a iisi ci xua weeaiv uewBouycir, u iuw
linei l.i a diflorent list ol 3.17 papers, ot ten Hues
twowt-eksi i n choice oleltber four seperute and
dlstlnst li'tscontainlnK lionv70toli 0 ptipoibO.ch
or 4 Unfa ooe wee In all lour of the small lists,
or oue line one weoli In all six lists combined,
being more than 1,000 rati errs. We ain have
i,wt. nt nn.-iArn tur st.iit thronhout the United
btatoand Canada. eend 10 ceiusfor our 1 00
paae pamphlet Address O. V. RO VELtCO,
i. s It von will send us the names of a hatf
dozen hia priced papuis in which you would
i. d vein to j u rsuw, 11 u eaiiaiuciuvjr iuuucc
meut ismaee, we will subn.lt a propoHition, by
t ti-n mini, wiiirh wo ibinc will mease you.
Money saved it money earned Send vapy ot the
advertisement yoi will une and Blate iu what
paper you saw ibis.
rpo WHOM IT MAY C0NCEUN.
AM persons are herebv forbid meddlliir with
the Piano and articles of llOUsKHOLuYuit.
M1TU aud KFtaors now la poueasion of
W. A.OUAVJClUa the uorouch ot LehiarhUo.
Caioon Coautv, 1'a , as the same are raj prop,
eitr aod hare beeu loaned to him darmx mr
pleuure ANDltl!W01lAVIlt,t!r.
Welssporl, Feb, n U193W,
ner pulled oat bis ooialsile merchandise, we 1 1 the Government realized from thedeslruetlon
-" "r ' iu..vunvu7 u., . mftlrr S3 newest aad mo.t popnlar
saw the people floealDi; past his store to those pie. It isnow Just three years sincelheTreas- IJI WJIK aonis. with wr.tluft. ul in.
where the wit goods gam. waa belntrpUjed, ury called In these fractional, and' the silver . tiuetiouaudsmnsementi also, a list ot all the
.i. v.. ii. ..i.j . 1 batllti. wueu ana where foaxht. dunui the
gits tie rr I'" to tbe wbsl lutnbusr, n Ub a twenty lire or fi
uceanuimuj wo ww ( warriors eent ataeip. Addies,Dh.MONU
lrut will out uyue lv-,i.ihw' i i-nHaripBiay renjiiy
rpHE SliATINGTON
PLANING MILL
ADD
Cabinet Ware Factory
AT SLATINGTOJf.
JOHN liALLIET, Propr
Deals In all kind and sites of rine.nemlock
uaK ana Jiara wooo L.uniDer, ana as now pi
DressoD LumbeR
OF AU1. KINDS.
Doors, Sasltcs, Blinds, Slintlciv,
Houltllngrs, Cabinet Ware, &c,
With froisptness.
Brackets Made to Order,
The Machinery Is all new and of the best and
most Improved kinds. I employ none but the
...... , n vi.uivu. u .u uu .uuj Ul.
teHal, and am therefore able to jruarantee entire
aaiuiaciion to au wno may xavor me with a calL
Orders bv mail piomptly attended to. Mv
cbarces are moderate t terms cash, or interest
cuurccu auer toiny oays.
OIVB MEA CALL.
tf Those cne;a;ed In IliuMIni- will find It t
their advantage to have ending. Floor Boards
Doors, tubes, abutters, &c r, made ai tbi
Factory.
Majioji JOflN D.tLI.IET
New Advertisements.
ADJOURN ED-
XECDT0RS' SALE
Of Valuable Bcal Estate.
Br virtue of an order of the Ornhnna Conrt.
ot Cotton Count v. t'., the undersigned, Kxj'O
utors of holomon Bolt, luto ol Iran kiln town.
9bip, Cat bon County. Pa., dee'd will offer at
Fuuua 6ale, at Bolt's Mill, in said township, on
Saturday, March 8th, 1879,
commeneloffot ONE o'clocic r. M., all thatecr
tatu tract or
PIECE OF LAND,
fllnate In Franklin town Bin fnrAqsirt. bonnd
ed by lands ol llonry Lnckcnolll, Tilichman
ureirDacn, 'inomas sou. josepn cnweiDinz.
He j bon sole and by a Puhlio lload, con tain in a
55 Acres and 140 Perches,
strict meaanre. All cloned and tinder a tood
biqio oi cuiiiraiiou. i cere is aio a wen waui
ed orchard of choice fruit trees on tho laud.
Tj2 k Mb t S cash downt H In 0 months with
interest, ana me remainina: H in iwcivo monuis
wnu tuiervbbicouj uay oi eaie.
Kl IZASOIiT,
moa. J.80LT.
Kxecutora
Parties daslrinir to view tbe nroneitr or tn
learn fmthor particulars win adorer cither of
vuo iLxecuiors. mar i.vii.
mm
MIHTIOM
DR. HARTER'S
IBOI TWI
Purifies, Cnrlclicft, Glrca Color anil
Touo to the Blood; it increases tho
quantity as well as the quality, giv
ing Vigor, Vitality, Energy,
Toicer and Life itself.
11 it especially adapted to Female Diseases,
sncb as Weukness from Kurelng, or any ether
causo. palntiil. Irregular or deranped monthly
porlodn, falling of the womb, nansca ln pre?
nancy, sterility, chance ci life, eto.
Dr. Harter's Liver Pills
Com bin o the two essential qualltlcsof a family
Pill. Toey act as a mild and efficient purge and
at tbe same time sro the best Liver rills ever
offoied to the puhHe. Jnnl imS
In order to close ou tho balance of our "Winter Stock, of
Dress floods, Ury Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
wc have determined not to pack away a single dollar's worth
of the same, and will positively move the entire stock
quickly, at Prices regardless of C O S T, in conse
quence whereof we have made such Gigantic
Reductions that will astonish the public
in this section of the country.
fj3r If you would save time and money, fail not to at-
tend this important sale. Respectfully,
jr. rr. urusKAUM & sow,
Linderman's Block, Opposite the Public Square,
Jan. 4 LEHIGHTON, PA.
Weissport Plaiting Mill,
JOHN G-. BIERY, Agent,
Manufacturers of and Dealers in all kinds of Lumber, Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Shutters, Mouldings, Brackets, Ballust
ers, Window and Door Frames, Scroll Sawing,
Turning, Planing and Ripping done at short
notice and at Prices to Suit the Times.
Om Machinery is all It-Tew
and of the Latest and Most Improved Pattern ; wc em
ploy none but the Best Mechanics, and use only
the Best and Thoroughly Seasoned Lumber.
Contractors and Carpenters are invited to
call for Specifications, which will be
cheerfully furnished.
Orders tor Mfltl momntlv attended to. nnd satisfaction irnarantefsd. Thankfnl Ia nn h-Un
nnd the public for pott favors, we respectful ly asx n snare ot j our patronage In the future.
Very Itemed fully.
Qcrman Horso and Coir Powder
Keeps stock healthy an J In good condition. It
aids dlROttlon and nsim.latiun. Xt ma ties fat,
muscle and luliic. 11 v using It a horse will ilo
more work ni.d a cow clve more ml k and he In
oetter spirits and condition, it also keeps pom
try healthy and increases the quantity ol ecfrs,
II in made hv Dr. Levi Obeihollzcr at hid mills,
back or 131 N. Tbtrd Htreet, rinli. it is sold bv
nciuai wcikui, at ia rents per uuuuu. ur a. j
DU ItLI.N O, Lehighton. -Nov. . i67s-3mo.
a day to AReuts canvassing Inr tho FIUE
bide Visitor. Terms and Outfit fiee
Address P. O. VI OK Kit Y. Aiittustt, Me
df ry PY a onth and expenses Ruarautied to
y I J AfTonu. Outfit tree, euxw & Co., au.
OUSTA. MAINE.
Notice. Notice.
All Owners of Clocks. Jewelry nnd the
Watches, Checks Numbers 15,23,21, 28, 20,
sn..11.S2. 33.31. 35.36. 39. 43. 47.50, 56,
59, 60,61, 63, 73, 86, 88, and SI, remaining
at the Shop ofthe undersigned, aro request
ed to call and get their goods, or they will
ho SOLD AT AUUTIOJN on
Thursday, March 13th, 1879.
Also, at lho tamo time and place, will be
offered for sale,
ONE LA11GE FIItE-mOOF SAFE,
One Show Case,
and & variety of useful
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
& Terms Cash.
nntTPMIflVPD
A FREE GIFT !
Of a cony ot my MKDICAX COMMON
KKNSB BOOK, to any person aufferlnff Wita
CONSUMiTiuN. asthma. Oatauqu. Buonciiitib.
Lobs OF Voica. ou soitB TiiuoAT. Hoi.d name
and host oiuce adaress. with two 3 ct?nt dosl
stamps uuu state vour stcunet Tno boo it is
elegantly Illustrated. (U4np 11 mo. 1879.) The
tntormntmn it con tu Ins, in the provmenco of
una nan eavca many nven. rue aumor naa ocen
trentini? d!eeaej or the JSoso. Tiiroiit. and
Luns. na e special practice In Cincinnati, pltice
187. Auarcss, ur. js. u. wulij, cincinnaii,
uuio. jan j wi
I?IlOIlTANT
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Aaentleman lisTin? been so fortunate ss to
enre ms fon oi uotisuinpiion in tuu worst siaKes,
nfrer beini; irtven nn tndlebT the most cule
braied uliyMiclans, desires to umxe known the
cur" (which niovi'ssaccesKlul in every cusel to
thoxo aul ctrd wuli Asthma, lironchius Conuhs,
Colds t'onsuniptlon and all Affections of tbe
Throat oud IiUui:s. uno will send tho iteo pe,
irco or cnaice. 10 an wno uesiru n. u ia. wn
lorwaruineir auoreas iu uAuibu
Liberty at.. w Yors. jjniime
Feb. 15, 1879-wl
Lehighton, Ta.
ADJOURNED
QOUItT 1'ROCliAMATION.
WHEnEAS.the lion. Siuur.1. S. Dar.nr.a,
rresidentof tho XLIIId Judicial District,
comKsed of Monroo and Carbon counties,
and It. Leonard and Charles Meendsen,
Esquires, Judges of Common rieas ol uar
Imn oniintv. and bv virtue of their offices
Justices of tho Orphans' Court, Court of Oyer
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery,
and tho Court of Quarter Sessions ol tne
TVnra of Kaiil rountv of Carbon, have issued
their precept to mo, for holding o Court of
quarter cessions 01 mo i eace, wm u vv...
mon Please, and Court of Oyer and Termin
er, and General Jail Delivery, and Orphans'
criminal cases, and the transacting of other
business of said Courts, ot tho Court House,
in tho borough of Mauch Chunk, on Mon
day, tho 10th day tif March, 1879, at 2
o'clock, r. to continue one week or more.
Given under my hand at Mauch Chunk,
iu said county, January ism, isiv.
God save the Commonwealth.
J. W. RAUDENBUSII, Sheriff.
Mauch Chunk, Feb. 1, 1879.
E. F. LUCKENBACH,
Two Doors Below the "Broadway Moose
MAUCH CnUNK, PA.
Dealer in all ratterns of Vlaln and Fsney
Wall Papers?
"Window Shades,
Paints & Painters' Supplies,
LOWEgs.' cash, ruicca.
"N"aw T'onsion Law.
All pensions by new Uw, besln bark at ar of
dlschsrgo. Ililocted esses also nmpened. Pen.
Honer- and applicanis, send twost.mrw for new
liw. blanks and Instruction tu V.ty. F1TZ-
OfcllALD, Box sat, Wasblnitton, B.C. its
NATIONAL HOTEL,
COKTJLAKD'r St., near llroailwriy,
3STEW -srOHK.
HOTCIIKISS & FOND, rroprletors.
On tlio Enroricnn I'lnu.
The Itestauraot Cafe und I.utich Itoora at
Inched are nnsiinassed for clieatuess and ex.
rellencenl aeivice. Itoous&let. to t'l ner dav.
fj to Ilo per wecir. couvemcnt to all l'tmes
ana uny u iiroaaa. new Fuunuuiiis,
p.w AiAnAuo r jinis-yi
MRS. A. C. PETER,
OF
H. A. Peter's Central Drug Store.
LEUCKE1V3 BLOCK, IiEIIIGIITON, TA
Peaeectrnllr annnance to the people ot Le
nt irh ton nnd vlcinltv. that abe trill continue the
tmstneaa, aa heretofore ami thaaklej; tbom for
past ravora, asks a caoimuance meieoi. iou
will always find a lull line el
PURE DRUGS and CHEMICALS
l'ATENTMEDIOINKR. HOUSE
and I'ATTMS fODErtS, TOIL.
Kl A ltTILI.IS3.hl Ur.UIUI. Ull
MOlM hit 1 Ns. 1 AIN and FAN
CVBrATIONBItV.lati"at stylea of
rKU. atn-lcea to Halt (he times,
I'UUI'. WINES and tlQUOUSfor medicinal
nae. Ao.. at Lowesc Tncea. Pliyaleian's pre.
scriptlous compounded by Br. O. T. llorn. at
all hours or trie oar anil nlarbt, Monday inilua
eo aiiia a. rciAu.
Match S3, '78-yl
w
Slioats ! Skoats ! !
The nnd-nli?ned reapect
; fnllr announces tnat he
la now prepared to u
I valtr all wha want with
lnwt niflrbAt nrlrM A Im. DIlESKl) 11 OQ
at Bottom fluiet for eaah ontj I Yortl ana Of
fice at EXCHANGE UOTEU Jiani irww
Jan.s&,187-6m.
F
or SaU or to Rent.
An skllsr11.lv InmtMil 9 fitnrV Double
!Frame Hoane ritnateln VU. WclMport.
who five ina one-natf acres oi uwo
good Orchard of choice epulis, tc. ror lurtu;
crpart.cuI.r...pf..y;o
Jan. 11, XJS ishtoa. fa-
Jrfjt) "bf)
EUnEKARI-D OIL. (la forty detTees higher
fire test than the law leculrei), can be narscd
In any UUP where the rblmney burner
osedi Is WABRAKTED MOTTO EXPLODE,
under forfeltnre of llix
tyEXOLUSIVE COUNTY nioirra for sa'
Dy P. J. FirZOEIlALD. 6ole Prop. & Manorr,
I0J ft 1 Oi N. Fourth at, PbUad'a.
AUo, WHOLESALE DEALER IN 1TEAD
LIOIIT, COAL OILandBUItNING PLTJIU.
N. B. A large aaaoitment of latttt ntUt of
CHANDELIKr.S. BlttCKLTri, BRONZE
LAMP3, LU UN Kits, ir., Ac. Coo.tantly on
haod. Bf t. I 4 mo.
P. O. box G3.
JOHN G. BIERY, Agent
For the Weissport Planing Mill.
jan.i- yl
ra
Chcnp and nondsnme FALL ADD WINTER BUITS has Just com
menced at the ponn'ar
Merchant Tailoring Establishment of
bANK STREET, L E U I G II T O X, PA.
Just receiving and opening nn my new atook ot PALL AJfQ
Id It OLOi'il.UAS.siMEKIOS.Ao.. (Fniclzii aad lometleju
pcctfallv annonnce that I cm t,e l alt description1 of Qoedft
I am
MINT
and rOftnpctfu.il
at le- prices than ever hofore offered In thlscouutj.
fniikii.K up ino nueai
FALL & WINTER SUITS.
for Men, YoniUi and Hoy, In the t a tost fashion at prleai that aro
actuailr atonmlilns 1 Call and bo convinced.
Au luiuienje etoelc of all the latest btjlea of
HATS AND CAPS.
for Men. Youths aud Children, very cheap.
lho uue-t and best assortmoat ol
WHITE, PERCALE AND CALICO SHIRTS,
ever troueht into thl town, at nn Immense reduction on former prlcost
AU enulCa Variety UIUCUll nwia iiau nuiuuts cu.iiuk uv (iuvio run luein aiwu iiHit.
The Department for
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS,
for Lo flies'. Gentlemen's and Children' Wear.ls now fully (urnlrhed with the best Afannfaetmre
lo toe lonndm the country, winch have beon purchased din ctly from the Makers and aie.thara-
apa ..narimnt nn TMVKNSH Tt K 11 IT CTI O N on former Puces.
XOH re Cnrneei.V invneu to can uuu wnuin'o kihi vviuiv uiukihk ;uur pufciiatavis iuu bit
a mat-1 am SCU.np goous at lower pi ivva iiimi uio tuma qniuiy cau t o
It is niways a pleusme to exhibit OooOs, whether you purchase crnot.
ty cau be obtatutd els-
ennytnci d that I em sclllni
whrA Tt i Alvari a n
cuaiantced or no sa e. JJon't lorpet the place!
T. D. OLAUSS, Merchant Tailor,
2nd door above tho Public Square, BANK STREET, Leblghtott
Mew G-oods I Mew Prices !
I respectfully announce to the citizens of Lehighton and
vicinity that I have leased tho Old Post-Office Stand, on
BANK Street, Lehighton, and that 1 am now receiving a
full lino of
Motions aiad ITsuncy Goods,
consisting of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Underwear, Hosi
ery, Handkerchiefs, Jewelry, Ribbons, Ruches, lady's
baud-made Clouds, Gloves, Fancy Soaps, Brushes,
Combs, Buttons, Collars, Machine Needles and
Oil, Znphers, Sfrmcy Stationery, and
all other articles usually kept in my lino.
Also, Agent for tho celebrated
Peeot Caisiwsjw Ikai
ggf Call and examino my goods ; the prices nro so low
that they cannot fail to suit all.
7-1 S. C. WIEEATIiEY.
Fall aud Winter Opening !
Tho undersigned announces to tho ladies of Lehighton
and vicinity that ho is now receiving and opening a large
assortraont of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, comprising
such as Matalasses. Delaines, Coburgs, Alpacas, &o. Also,
a largo stock of
PRINTS and GENERAL DRY GOODS,
which ho is offering
AT EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES FOR CASH,
Groceries and Provisions a Specialty,
at prices to suit the times. ' "
Clover, Timothv, Hungarian, und all kinds of Field and
Garden Seeds, "VERY CHEAP.
TMJLGIOIAM AMiffiH,
Opposito tho L. & S Depot, BANK Street,
My0,1879 yl LEIUOUTOK, I'KNN'Ai