MraBMPQ
The Carbon Advocate
And lUnVpetldent Fatally Newspaper
Publisher! every SATURI)AY la
ishtghtftrtj Carbon Co., Pa., by
iiARitY V. nt)UTiimt:n.
Vic doalr it to lo (listlnaii uniicretoftd
flml no'ndvcrfiacmelils'will bo inserted lit
Ihe columns(of IhkQaho!i A'WiH that
may bo rcceivcil from unkiown parties or
CASH.
JSrtmTjlAXKSVAV. Wt ftlitatea aborl
the Lehigh Valley It. n. Depot.
One year, each Insertion. .......... ....... 10 cU.
iJiji WunlhV, caclf liiScrllim.liMnl..... IS cts.
Three months, each inJcrtlon.AA...... 20cts.
Wi than three montlis', first iilseVlion
$1 cacli subsequent insertion...,,.. 25 cts,
Local notices ll) cents per line.
,$i;o
ll! Y. MoRTtri iiEii, Propriof
in Aflyance
or.
INDEPENDENT Live and Let Live.
$1.00 a Year jf Paid in AdVabbo.
ITEM DMCKttTIOS Or M.A1H AID KCT
J ob Ij'ii3.tiii
AT VEI.Tr LOW PRICES.
VOL. VII., No 25.
LEIIIGIITON, CARBON COUNTY, PA., SATUElJAY, MAY 17, 1870,
If not paid in adVahcc, $1.25.
Advertising Rates,
flnn- unless accompanied Jneatiio.
Tl&lHlokftrSfStefmil 1
dsk squabb (10 lixeu),
' ,11. .
,0ARLS,
huobf kit it time Mailers. . .
Alldfuer'l prompuy men ,.,. .
4
torncys.
Mijf,fciB,)
'i a'ttoIIney AT LAW.
Oufflwlth APon CriiVg.oppn.lto American Ho
ick &AiKisTp6a(jArtij),l ynif!
maoch chunk, ta. JiAJnri
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
btMiy,fidiinl'hV'li'tri'-i"c
' 1 Court lioia. i , ,
J.'itAllUWWA.
Hat bo eonvaltod lu Gorman. iuay2Sly
VMst T.arnn "I lifter! I n rV" . .
iD 2i.;.v.s? list ' f irfi sr.
Ball R.lJtSte. tlonf'Bjsnyng aeiltly.doof , , Col
actions promptly niad?lfSllnS Blto-pf
hd Unniro ' SCt. 211. -1
J AS. ITUUTIIEIIS,
r ;f .. jATiTqnwv. Ai.A.w.. ' '
Olflce: 2J floor pf lUioads.IIall,
- . M'kntiiVoii'iiiik: V.
Alt)plpY.??lH?J'to.l''Ww,',,b','r'mPt,J'
attended to.
IV2T, ly.
-
- ar-jewrM-ay mm- t -
ATTORNEY AT LAW
. iftxtDofto'l'trVt'tatioUlHank,
':T ., Jiurj?" CHUNK, PA.
tfr"C!An'b.op.ult6d lu German. rjan0.
nee
LCliL.
H.
A. BISLTZ
JUSTICE OF THE PEAE,
Orricit, jJndormin'rtjmo'k.f BANK-Strcot.
Conveyancing. Colloutmg and nit other bn.l.
nem connected with thooffloHpioinptlv attend,
oil to Agent tor tiio bot File nnd lifo Ilisnr.
ance Coniinnlo-i i itcnts collected at reasnnnblt
coargcs.'i&pt 'W sfcj , Pri,.1.?vl
rpiioMASiEiiEnEn,
L CONVEYANUKR,
Anr)l'.' .A . f j.
GF.NERAL INSURANCE AGENT
Tlfe-ltQfflnfi; Comp-inls are Hoprc8intedi
taiuhJN imroALKiHiJ, ,.
nUAlioii i5i tr cual riHE,
WVOMINO l'llti:,
roi.TKv.iijm rxitic,,-
i IifclllOli Finn, and the lit A V
ET.Ell-s AllCIUliNT 1NSUHA.NCE.
Atan PenmvlvSnli fl'nu Mutn'aV Hor&e Thtcf
Dtco lye and Iuuramo Ciniipaur.
MalCfl29.ia7i ,lUps. ICPJEIIUK.
IJljySjiciins aiijPcutis'ts.
Slatingtofl 'Dftital "Office,
lHofAHLlf U1!D 1S70.
Artificial fetli ,Ma 'lojestore t&e
ungmai lioaiDiu' oi Lips & uuggks.
feraonk ortleringa S?t of-Tcethf nd rcjMIng
at IjjhlghtorirfWelsspnrt' or-ylclujty, or ony
ExCUnSIONt'ICKET."
TO AND FKOM SAID I'OINT FREE!
Very Iletpectfully,
Du. L. Cami'dell.
riLUSOfriBTII'ArEClALTrW tApTll WJT
Vt. KKUK1I, M. 1).,
liAST rENgrCarbcj Conntr, r?.
)ltesldeace....frnm 7 a. m. toloa. m
1IUTJH3. .. mi. I IJnom to to p. in
l,arTyvlllo.rFjm I" fl.m. to 12 noon.
Mar be consulted lu the Cleriuan LauituvRe
l'.O. Address LcUlvliton. Nor. 35,-yl
-1
PHYSICIAN ANp.SUItGKOX
Rpeclil attotloii paid to Chronic PUeagui,
Offlcfl: SoutbiKast corner Iron and Snd st.. to-
blehton. Pa.
Apr)' 3, IS73.
OIIAS. T., IIOll.N.W. U.,
OF7I0E! OV5ItI f Vt'lPWA'
General practice attcu'ded to, and SPKCXAI
ATTENTION GIVEN TO DISEASES OF
WOMEN. niarS3 .yl
l,S Lxamliilng Surgeon,
PnAl-TICINO PIiySIUIANandSDtiaEoN,
Ocfics, Jlaulntreet,llKOEVa,DLOK, LfhiKli
tu. Pa. . 1. , t J st?ll
SI ay bfi consulted lu the Germ a lauguaco.
1 I J I I 1 l-rr-t 1 1 1 , .
DJsV.IU, EUHERTS
Livery & Sale Stables
BANI'CSTIIKIST.LKIIIQIITO.-, !
FAST TKOTJJJIN lOUSK
ELEGANT CAUUIAOES.
And positively "l.'bwEIt J'itfcES than any
other Uvoty,lp the t'oanly.
Ijire anit hanilom (,'arilsios for Fjneral
5cfY?Ii8?? WeddluB. DAVID EU1IKUT
Qcrmaii llorso nua ,qor Powder
Keeps atoclctaJtU In caoo. condition, It
aids iilneiltrtn and asiai lat'un. it umos fat
uia.clsandmlilt. iiy uru(rlia lmrno will ,id
more worlrai'tlftcour alvQniore ml k aad de in
u Iter auults aid onndltion. It also keeps pout
r neallhr ami luerwuea Uc quantitrete'irs.
lUmadahv I)r, Levi Oberlioltwr alius n.tilt
ack ol in . TiUaMiei,i'liila.'lt .old by
DD IU.I.N O, Ihiajiton. 'ov. , is:-!oio
Railroad Guide'j
plIII.A. &. IllSAUINO RAILIIOA'D.
i Arrangoment of Passenger Trains. J
MAV iitii. !:.
Trains leave AliljCt. TOWN asfnllowst
(VIA PKHKimiiCX lllIJ.NCn.1
For Phtladeluhia.nt 4:25. r.ixi. II.4U. a.m.. and
o ii p. m.
h hiiavs.
For Philadelphia at 4 :o n. ni.AW f. m. IS-
I VI A K1K i pirvv . itM.vrtl l r
rpr no io iiR, i iuo, t.m, o is i.ni
it'ld o or. n.m ' " -
FojjUlllhDilfS, 2.3)S.W, 0.050. 12.10j4g
lor iJntic.'i'iir.r nnn i:n mm . a ii. o n-, n in. an.
iUddsnotl'dti dd Mnndari 1
. . MINDAVS. . .
For IieitdinT.3 3a a.inand 4.30 and 0 OS V ip.
For II .rrl.Mlrc, s.:t i a. in. and 0 n3 o. in.
Arums i on AbbUNTOWN leave as loiiowsi
nv .(VtAsl'KUKIOSIl'.UIIAXCiri) ,
Loav6PhtladelFlilu, 7.4i. tu., l.oo, 'I.S0 .ms sAo
ftTTWriAVrt.
LoavortillirtcliiliH. e.'i ...m and 3 13 p.m.
(via hast rnvxA niiAxcu i
I.cavo ne.oiue 7.:n 10.33 a m.. 4 05, C.15 end
10.4"; o in
I.eavu Ilartlsbnrc, 5 It, S V a. 111.. and 100. 4.C0
nil" t-oi p. m.
Leave I.amAter. 8.10 a. m.. iZ.d-TandU.45 p. ro.
W4vf cpiumbla e."oa.m .J.to and 3.35 p.m.
a -J HUH DAY. O
f.cave Uendlna". ?.tt) nul 0 03 n. m.
Train. inailMM thtfasSi'mn to and ffiimdcpnt
nfl.inaRvii must? mn in ann iromucnni
id Oreeu ijtreeiV, W'lladBlplili other
toaitlromiljrBailMrbet depot..
3 1 n?m ami 65 pim At ruins from Alli-n.
pin ana
ttmniti
1intt
6u. rtnd'thoT.45 a."mi nnd ii.3i p. nj. trains
from Tiniadplntiia. havbl tbroucb ears to and
Jroni rnUadclpnla. mm , r,
i an ' 'tinnrat Mnnaaer.
a d.tASpociVfffro!&it .iffent.
Wc wiilBayfyic Postage
AND SENIJ OV
The Carbon Advocate
ONE YEAE FOR
bfrEZ0A.R);
) i Or jSkf Months .
JPov 5 b ce'iits !
1 wutcn 18
Lcaa than -2 'cents pernVeok
FOR A'LAntlE
32 COLUMN PAPER!!!
1 M . , '
iii0:.iw iOi ;
ADDllEIS,
Carbon' Advocate,
L.cIlglilolt, I'n.
SHOW 11119 TO VOUJl NElOHBOrt
THE
TOLEDO BLADE.
NASBY'S PAPER.
BEFORE Yo1Jt?Tn'Vfeo0rlha
peilinoiicnpyofTlliS T)L1'.1)0 DLADK. Il
m r Matnmoth Kici't Vano Weekly l'a -er nt
elitv-tour Uolumua tiila with oircful.r (rc
onetl rtiadiiitf nmtter of lutereU niiu value to
tteopie Jnai. patta ot the Uuiu-ii Btatm
SPECIAL FEATURES.
All the Uepnrtmcn a wind hi nnde TUB
liLAUis 8j ounular oil ot lh Unltco btwted.
vil tte tepul iTlv t'onl'uueil. tiflmev I 'lh
uliirL-tieiH 01 tiint cuilifiiittiictl Dcmocntt'C
polltlCKtl, HEV PtTUOLCUM V NABIIY, Wllich
art) rtrtttrn xir&a tux THE ULadu our
HOUSEHOLD DfiVAUTMKNT. Olicll dCHsltrf 01
fimcticul tufonuntiou unm sutij ct of tntoie-t
n Mery humoiu Younu 1 norm's Deimut
MSNT t a Ho ig nas Deunrtincni embiao nj; tlio
weekly hunt. ay Hoi.tml Loboitt chirm I no
I'oo i ryi th liilifhtest Wit ami lIuiuurtTUK
JiKBTbTonins.iMitmulaiKl selocieili asweus
TO t'OKKEbrONDKMS litlil th- Li I CSC Mwb Iium
all pait ut the word. IUe t'LiDE ihcut it"j
laiRtiiv in cvoiv H'n(e and Tmtxor u tlio
Uniou nnd in eveiywhere lectrn'ted a the
hamMt aud HE jT NKWs AND FAM J LV iAt.
KUiiabdshrd anywhere. Tiv it and )ou will
nevo- willi.islv oo without H
A ai on it the now lcatutea tor this vrtutcr tro a
A ndersonville Prison Sketches,
Dvoneirho was ttvro A new Ssrlv t ry wai
commecCPd Nor. lit p.. AuotJtr one will coal
men re in Jan' i an-,
TKJlMr-siii".e copv, per y nr fZt five
copUm.11,75 tach ten or more toj'ie I'.fll wich
aud an xtia cpy with ert-r. tluh ol ten.
Specimen copies ncm tree. Hfufl tor ouu Ad.
dsi TOLUOO ULAUi;. JWeoo, Ohio.
Fifty Thousand Books
For Sale 'at Ilnlf Price.
Wo are noir nlTerltiK to the nublto. poslaeo
prep.ilil. hi QNE'UAM' the re1ilar price ,tl ly
IboiiHand volume, ot clioico bonitii, cuuipiisum
llt-iorv. Uio tauhy. l-iciloa, Ponrv. llumor,
Medical, Ilellgioi h Hiid tio eutit o Wonca.eUittoii.
of Htauda.b Authors etc., etc. lbe.o book,
are.pltciud bvour .Mr. LuCKU(Nasiiv) roui Ihe
shelves ol too leading iiuu.lfclier. of the couu.
try aie all new and Vitudlt apd aie tlio
IJibMjUCAI. KDITlOfld mnifed Uvtoeie
all bookseller.. We linvo uinletl tlinusanili. of
these in. on. to nl, part, ol the counlry. ami
?Xt7J.M!" om ' AitltAN TED l i Oe
&SAPKi'X A" itKl'liKakNTEU and to Kite
EMIllEa.T18fA0riON.
CATALOGUES FEEE.
We linve unniol a huge and enmpifte cata
loKiieof our UuoUa. irruueei br urtijeitsana
ou aiplieitluii will mall c.-iuch Irrotiiauvad.
uresi. ue shall tlo I u tr.uilia sen. freenrci.
men coi les ot the lluius wueuever u.kod 10 do
o. All pcr.uus reaulug this auv. rti-f ratnt are
eordiallv tuiHeit lo keno us by lo.tai lurtlor
otherwise tliH naurea nt theinseivef and fifuml.
Adores TOI.M .0 m.AUi:. Toletin, OuHi.
Vick's Floral Guide.
Abcautilul workot lu. Vairra, One Colov.tl
Power Plate, ami 3u I liistratmna, with lie.
mi lit ons ol .Oobit Flowers ami vetet..l)les
and liowtiieuiw ihenr All lor a FIVB CEiT
HTAM1-. In linuliih vi llenaaii.
'Ihe Flow, r and Vf fdnV.e Oaldeu. ITS pages,
Sli Colored Plat a mhi m.iiy liandred Ungrav.
mgi For Sionl lu Darer oorerii itluele
SK'itoQUi. InO riiuiiuiiaUimii.il.
Vli-k's II utrauiMu,uliiyMKMiie.J? paces
toiurwl ola e lu evorv nQuiber and uhdv Hue
(favlugi. l'rlo H.a a vcari Hve Copies tor
to. Huecimen uuiuben. sat tur 1" ceuu.
Vick'afer.l. aiu theliui lu the wurld. Bend
Hvi iv.nt UTiup for a Floiai (Ju do tou.alniuK
List and Pitcca, and pleutv of inforniitlou,
. Auarw, JAMKSVICK.
JW rtorhrstr ST
M anufsctnrer ot and tietilrr In
STOVES, RANGES AND HEATERS,
Till aM Sheet-Iron Ware ana" General
Honso Fnriiisliiiig Goods.
IlOOFlAD nml SPOUTING dotiS hi
short notice and at Lowest Cash Prices.
Tarn the nothnnzPd agoi t for tho Pale of the
folloln KIHST.0LA83 STOVES '
THE SILVEIt i GOLD WEDAL COOK,
THE LIOUTUOU8E COOK.
THE M AYFtOWEtl HA.VGE,
THE 8UNSHINE HANOEand
IheNEV ANCHOn UEATEIl,
and am Selling them VERY 1'HEA P lor Oash.
Fvcrvklndef STOVk"o BATES and FIHE
ORIIKS kept consuntly on hand,
Stoiie on SOUTH Street,
A few doors above Iktnk St, LEIIIOJITON.
Tatronnco solicited 3tlsr.c:irn gnaninteed,
Olt.o-.vl A. II. MOSSER.
Central Carriage Works,
2S
Bank St., Lchigliton, Pa.,
Are prepared to Manufueturo
Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs,
Spring Wagon, &c.,
Of every description, in the most substantial
manncri aim nt L.owest uasn l'rlccs.
Ucpahliifj rromiitlj Attended to.
TKEXLEIl & KREIDLfiH,
April 29, 1879 yl Proprietors.
QAUDON ADVOCATE
JOB PRISTISG OPflCE,
LEHIQ IITON, PA.
Itvery ilescriptlon of rnntlng, from a
Visiting Card to a Poster.
CAIIDS.
UII.L HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
STATEMENTS.
mOORAMllES,
POSTERS,
HAND DILLS;
DODOEltS,
CIRCULARS,
SHIITISO TAGH,
ENVELOPES,
FAUl'ULETS,
BY-LAWS, &C, &C.
Doho In the bost matmct, at tcrr Lowest f rices.
Wo arc nreonrod to do work nt as cheap rates
asmiv cffiVe in tlio Mate t.iat oeala bouestly
with U-i customers.
ouu iioTTOia
Cheap, Prompt & Eeliable.
EF"Ordcrs by email rcclvo prompt attention.
P
rime Homo M.ido Ilrcadl
WHY GO HUNGRY! when you can Buy CH
pomidii vt Fliht Cluss lliead
FIVE LOAVES FOR 25 CENTS I
J. W. O'NEAL, the poptir Ilread and Cake
HaKcr, of Lclngtitoii in or e to meet ihe wanta
of the timra has Refund K Pr.oe of his ce.e
bruted llomu Uado UllA J to
Fiye Loaves forTwenty-dvoCts. Cash.
Sugar, Italsln Cocomut Ecatcb, Drop. Cream
auilotlurCAKEa.only
Thu Cents per Dnzpii,
Look Out for tlio Wiigon!
At MAUCH CHUNK, on Tuesdav, Thursday
andHnlurdjy MoiningM.
LEIIIUIirON and v. r.ts jPOUT. every After
noon except H'lrt.iy.
TEKMS STItlCTLT CASH I
Patronaan nlicited J. W. O'NF.AL.
I'OllE i Opposite First National Si mic.
apillivl ll-tn l feeu Lenlghlon ra.
Jlt. Obcrliollzcr's Liniment,
CAMPHOR MILK.
Is now hlehlv reeoiuniended and ez'eiislvoly
used for Itheumitism, Fp..ted Fret, Alht
Pslns. orea, Mums. Hve.llMgs, bpralus.vc.
It H of tun greatent vlaa in cunnir Cuts.Oalis,
bu eliiM and awelilnus in horses.
Ii nets nuleklv and aurrly. It at onre wmthea
an.' relicto. tho ttirrjo.iits th L me Alo eles
a a 1'ie Arlnn? Kmvo. 'Jho uioner w l be
Fund back to a'ly rno not .all flo.i w.lli liaef
rot", l'nco i cents, s boill.n for II. Vie
pared 'iy t cm oboiholticr, SI. D.
Tli Pliccnlx Pectoral.
fla proved Itself in oopeeuliarly adapted to old
persons, consump he aim children, n brrara
a cold. It stops u cuuh ItaidHeipectoratiou,
It gives liiatani relief II elves a'rrnalh. It
bnngi re.,. It has made more cures tnu auv
nibtr meiilcjne. Tbeuaards ol,lhecltlceisif
Es.teru Penu.ylvsnia ba e uthx it lor voara
P-sl iiul testify to the relief irlven ami euieaef.
leetrd. Price, Zi cent- tt A 1 a-ttlea fur t' Pre.
pireu hy Levi oberboltK-r M, D., ami tor Sale
tvrA.J DUlt INa,Leaghtou. Not,M4)ui,
al I Coal 1 1
l am now f uppTyKr the verr Dest LATTI
HER COAL at the following Low Prices, vti
No, I Chestnut by the Cur, (3 19 per too
Nor. 1 Ciestnut, single ton 3 33 per ton
No, st-he.tnul, by theCaT,.,,,.,., 2 00 per ton
No.:chmtmit,inaiet a SSanerlori
DBLIVEHBO. stove and Egj siua at
equally Low Prloes,
J L. GABEL,
Dealer lu
General IIahdware, &c,
Opposite tile rubllaSouire.IlANK &T!tE5
tiuoViro.v, ri, uw,vj
All about Ita soil, qlimato. its settled andJts
yncaot lands, Its f.rms and farmers can be
learned in THE KANSAS FARMRR.an eight
psgo weoaly paper, IB years old. Coi respond,
ents In ovciy county. Sent to any addiess 13
weeks for 50 tents. Postage stamp, takin aa
money. Addicssi HUDsOtt fc liWINOjTo
peics, Kansas.
I learned moi o about Kanras from yoor paper
that I tan rely upon than from nil oilier
sonrcea. Jticharil ll. J",mni. Volumbtaua Co..
tAio...,.Ii, iTcsJu.t what those of us wanting
to inovi- west, most want to Know. Samuel
Chttttr Oranoevo., JS'rie I'ork Ho. a large
corps of nbls enntrlhutore. Oaaoe bfiaft.f.'L Le
bokt sgriCiiliufal pftpoi in ths western conntiy.
Spring Itill I'roffi esti i. It is a valuable pnper.
--Atchinron qiiainjnon...,.lt lsalilj'.odlted.
Spirit tifitannatAAA feariesaoutsporen Jptiin.
ai. Lawrence Journal i,..nnr Kansas feuda
should fi-el mncli pilde in the high chaiactur nt
tbclrstaioABrtoolturolpiip r. A'atioual Iavc
ittoctc Journal.... It has qn!olv t.kon alngh
p'ace among agricultural Journals. A', y. irl
Dune. ...A worthy ropro.mtatlvo ol the great
W eat.-1 hU'a. trachea Farmtrt Feb. 2: wl
If you arc In want ot anything In the way of
guns, kifl.es itKVoi1yi:it,,
PII.TOLS, Amu uniilun.dnn Matrrlaf Fishing
Tackle, or any other i inii sroimso Ooodd
nlosB write lor my Larcelllnstiatoii Catalogue
and Prlc" List which I Mall fiiek. Yours tru V
joiiNSTON'd aniuT6iiiuf Gun Womts,
I'lrrsDuna, Pa
rpiIE SLAT1NGT0N
PLANING MILL
AKD
Cabinet Ware Factory,
AT SLATIKGTOff.
, -1
JOHN BALLIET; Prop'ri,
Deals in all kinds and sites of Mhe. Hemlock
Oak and Hnid Wooo Lumber, and lsuowpio
pared to execute uny uiaeuut of ordcia lor
'BresseB Lumbell
OF ALii KINDS.
Doors, Sashes, Blinds, Shutter,
Mouldings, Cabinet Warty &c.
With l'roiptness.
Brackets Made to Order.,
ThoMnchlncrvlall new and ot the best nnd
most Improved kind!. I cmuloy nono. but ths
best wontmen, use well Rpaaoncd and pool ir.a
tcrla and am tbei efore able tu ftnai antee cbtire
hi, ti-lact lou to all who niavlavor mo with a call.
Orders uv mail pioiuptly attended to. Mr
clmrpe are modrratn, terms cash, or iritercfit
cnargcu oner imiiy oaja.
01VK M13 A CALL.
nr Those efloniied In Ilniltl np will find It t
I heir advtintngt) to hive.f-ldlnff, Floor Boirdsi
noort. ra8iies hutter8, c.. Vt., mcdeatlhl
Fat tor v.
May lOyJ JOHN T1ALLIKT.
Gr1
RAND OPENING !
I beg leave loinfoimrawo'd pnlronsnnd cu
tomcrsiiud he pub lo lugonerut. iliatlhaye
opened and h..vo now ready for Inspection in
the " - -
POST OFFICE BUILDING
Rank Mree't; LEIllBlTTON. Pn.. st the LOW.
ESP CAaU :FRlUEci, a full ond now assort
niont cf
9 .uuvijrsj
HATS, CAPS, &c.
Special attention having been elVeli to a wo'l
seieried lino of JU N'b WOMI'N'S ana CUIL.
DllEN'.H WEAlt. Jiy Mollo shall be
QUICK SALES & SMALL PROFITS."
1 invite the public to call and cxnmlao my
locr. ami in ices beloio purchasing elsiwhcie,
as 1 oin olTir special Im.ucainonts to ca h
buyers. LIAVIS.WKlSa.
8 pt. :i-im. P,' K. Building Lchlghtnn Pa
THE?CHEAPEST PLACE. IN TOWN!
tux
Mrs, Ci BeTscliivschky,
ftepcc(fni'y invite the attention of her lalv
trlctid ind the I'Ub'lu general y to her New
Larno and Elegant block ot
NotionsiJancy Goods,
cemprlslpc UNTiRWEAD, PERI.IN AND
UKIIMA.VI'uWV WliDL. HOSIERY. Im.
poried and Domei? EMUROlDEllY,
ItlltnONS, GLOVES, and a larijo
arlcty of lbs Nen o-t Dcslgus lu
Fancy Goods.
Also. In connection with the above, I keep n
fu 1 and complete stocc of
OEHM AN FRUITS.
LIMllUltGEIl and SWlTZun CHEESE,
CANDIKSand OOVFECTIONS, ".
together with a vinety of Goods not grnorallv
knot in any other stole in town. It vouonnot
sen what von want, ask f. r It a id I wil. net it.
Athsieof puolic patrouaeels solicited, and
poirtct aailslaitiou guaiautecd lu puce aid
quulilvofgooas.
Nearly Opposite Darling's Dru Store,
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa
November 30.
valiiari.i: n 'riiuxjas,
If you are uffennt!
langulsbiug on a te.
from pool health, or
Oi sickuess take chfer,
I will Cure You.
in:.' if VOI1 IfOlwitilr nnil
for
Hop nitters
If you aiostnip v a 1
disunited, wttt.uutoi
Hop Bitters will
:arly ntwfllg why,
iievive ion.
! you ai e a luiiusiei
nd havo oyertaxeo
youne f wilh your patgtor .1 .lulio.'; tra aiother
lion Hitters will
Restoro You.
If van am a tunn uf
the sttufu t orcryd m
Ids. lolling over youi
IUUhtm-ss. weaUe' ed bv
liiitiei.! or a msn ut tell
ui.duight work,
lion uiiiers win
aireiigincn lou.
illfltiliniltriim nnvlndl.
Iiyouaiovouua.ai a,
ciuiion or glowing tm
lS.r, as isn tou ihucaio.
imp miters win
Relievo You,
If you ol a in Uiowt'
Ihe iiek. auvwhee
rl6lioo on the fara.at
ind leel that vour spa
icm iM-i-di cloui.tiig
without Intoxicutmv,
linn llitters is
umiug or ttliuuuUie,
Wliat You Need.
Ifyouaienid and;!
our pulso is feeblo your
ucrvea unsteady, undivour faculties wanliig
nop uiiirrs will B give you Jcw Liiu
nun n vigor,
TryHou Cfltigh CncBaud Paiu Relief !
Fur sale by A. J Purling. Lelfguton 18.1
Qhnofc Qllnnfr. I I
OllUULb I OXIOaiiS ! !
mm
Tho und- rilgncd I espect
tally snnonnees that lie
6ass25 plv all wbff want mm &iafii9
elui.ee SIltlAIH FIIOU NEW JKR4K1 a
loweit market nricea Aluo. DIlC-BUl) lloa
at Itottom fl .uie. for cr..li ou y I Yard fllitl Of
flee at KXCUANOE HOTEL, Hani ktieet.L'.
blgl't'li. GKO. M. REX
Jan. 23, 1673-801.
A ntlMl GIPT!
Ofe. copy or my Medical Oohuom Sense
Book to any peri-on fullering with Contuinp
Voice, or Sore Throat, 'send nnmo'and pot
nmce addreis, with twos cent postage stamps
.ion, n.uiuiu, ..uinrru, i.roncuills, liss Ol
ami state your sieknc.s. Tho Im. k I. elegant-
lylllusirated, (Utpp. I'iino 1870 ) Tliefiifor.
niatlonlt oontalns. iu the pruvldeneeol lud.
has wed roany lives. Tlio auihur has been
treatlugdlscasesortheNii.e. Throat U Lungs,
asa.pecial practice In Cincinnati, since 1S47,
AUlire.B, Utt, n, u. IVUbrU, UIKCIKKATI, "l . nw iuji,ivu, nimm "(tM. TiauiB 11U l.u 'Huai-uiu j-.i tvoi.Bpori. UJ3II
Ohio. apr.o-uil n" all those having claims or demands will I with Ave and oue-hill sens of Land, a Jag,
r ."' -7 : " ' make known the same, wiihout delay, to cooJOrrharda.febolceanulea.ic. For luub
(pnn made In a Single Day, Jan. sotb, by an 1 ANOELINE llEllERI-INli, j er parlicu.ari, apply to
Ii v. . T Brcg Mll"i Pa a
;r s ml
j IIUILtllARI & CO.,
BANK STRF.ET, Lehighton, $&
MILLEOT and Dealers la
S1lour&V,cod.
Aiiiuna. ni grain BOUGHT niid BOLD at
III1UU1.A11 MAlllilil' llATUS.
Wewould.olso, tesoettltllly lnl(frm onrclti
PLY tnem wtll uowf.u'lr prporeC)to bUl'
From any Jlino dcsiiedat VEhY
lowest rmcES.-
if. HEILMAN & CO.
Jnlv as.
13 3?. S
PORT GRAPE TOE
used in hundreds of congregations lor cnurch
orcommnulon pulpie'cs.
ZXCELUHT FOS LAIIEO AUD WtAStt'IISiohS
AUD THS AQIS.
MT. PROSPECTVINEVARbS, rJ. J.
Speer's Port G ape Wine
FOUll YEARS OLd.
This Justly Colebrated Native Wine Is made
fiomtim Juicoot tno Oporto Urupe, iaiscd In
tins country. Itsiuvaluablo '
Tonic arid SfrbngtlieningPropcrtics,
ore unsurpassed Dy anv oilier unlive Wine.
Being the prt e Juico of tho graie. pioduced
under Mr. ,cpctr.'8 own personal .sunciMsion,
its puuty jaud gonuinimeia flru guaianteoo.
rhe youngest child may paitako of lis gener,
ouiauilllle-. nnd the weakest invalid uielt to
ndvunlage. It is particularly beneoolnl to the
aged anil debilitated, and suited to the various
at.meni. thut uflllct ihe wraker sex. Ii Is, Id
every respect, A WINE lO Bli HEI.IED ON.
latslida Usi Speet'j Pert Grips Wins.
FeaiUi Ctt Eicor'i Port Cii;i Wlai.
Woikly Team flii Betill ly Its Usi.
Ruecr'a Wines in Hospitals nro piefcrrcd to
otLcr Wines.
bold by liruprl'ti cenerallv, who lsn sell
SPEKU'H PEDKO J. BRANDY, 1'EDRO J.
SKEHUY. nnd STANDI" ltD WINE BIT
TERS. Trndesupnlud by, all v holesnie Heal,
eis. hoe Hint ihe slgnatuio of Alircd ipeir.
Pa'-saic, N. .T.,18 oier thecoik of ench bottlo.
a. frl'EP'B'S Mount Pioipecl V.neiards,
ew, Jeroj. omto. No. 34 Warrru street,
A. J. DURUM)
lull,. i 111 kiid m-
LKII
nam ok. pa.
E. F. LUCKENBACIl,
Two Doors Below tho "Broadway Douse
MAUCn 'CHUNK, PA.
Dealer in all Patterns of riatn acd Faner
l'IS5
Window Shades,
Paints & Painters' Supplies,
LOWEST CASH n.ICES,
"WHAT
HANDSOME GOODS!
. AND WHAT A
SPLENDID VAEIETY !
Is tho t'Alversal Verdict of all who Examine
the New, Fresh Spring Stock of
Cloths, Cassimores, Vestiugs & Snitinss,
For MEN'S) BOY'S and YOtJTH'S WEAR,
Jut recelve.i ut tho MEUUH ANT TAILOit.
1NG &TUKE I'
II. II. PETERS, Agent,
TOST OFFIOE BUILDING, '
The Popular Clothing House
IN LEHIUUTUN.
Every Dcparlment Is full and complete with
the Latest Noitlllcs.
" rcrfect I'ltsand Lowcit Prices" the motto
nan2l.tr II.H.PETERUfAst
No Patent No Pay.
obtained for Inventors in ihe United States,
Canada and Eurojie, at reduced rates. With
our principal ollico located in Washington,
directly opposite Iho United Slates Patent
Office, wo nro able to ultend to all patent
business with greater firoinptness and des
patch and at lets cost tlian other patent at
torneys who are at a distance fiom Wash
ington, aisl Who have, therefore, to employ
" associato attorneys." Wo mnlto preliminary
examinations anil furnish opinions as to
patentablity, free of charge, and all who are
interested ill new inventions and patents aro
invited to tend for a copy of our "Guide for
obtaining Patents," which is sent free t,o any
address, anij contains completo instructions
how to obtain patents and other valuable
niutlcr. Wo refer to the German-American
National Bank, Washington, n.C.j the lioyal
Swedish, Norwegian and l'anlsh Legations,
at Washington) Hon. Jos, Casey, luto Chief
J uttice U. 8. Court of Claims; to tlio Officials
of tho U. S. P.itcnt Office, and to Senators
in d cinbeTs of Congress from every 6late ,
AddreiLOUIS BAGGfiA .t CO., Solid-1
tors of Patents nnd Attorncysat Law, LcDroit i
minding, washimiton, IJ.C. itecs:
I1US11A NU'M
T..1.:...1 19H"nn.. I
LalClUC(l ITJlatrilCSiSI,
Focn Fiifsr Premitm MnoAia AwAnorn. j
More agrccaolo to the Tasie. and Smaller Dose '
Ihan o(ber 'liigneia.
For ;-le In Government Stsmpd Bottles, at
uruggi.inuii'i uimiuj iuieo, nuu ur
'V. J. HUSBAND. Jr..
i jo-iaz vm,,,:mi:.
' JTJ RORS OF YOUTH.
A GENTLEMAN' who suirered for years from
, NercousDKllILrry.FKEMATlJltEDlIOA-V.
nnd a.l tbe taect-i ot outhinl Indiscretion, will
for lae. s.ko of suQeriuir liumault . send free in
all Who need It. Ibo lecloo aud direction for
luakitig tbrtlmpie reme-iy by which be was
turd. Suffereia wlsblug to pioQby the ad.
vuitlsei'a-xieiiencecau do so oy adueitolng m
perfect couddeiico.
JOHN 11. OGDEN, it Cedar St. N. Y.
A flncnearlv thormfuo-bred AI.DERNEY
BULL, about 7 mouths old. will be sold at a
reasonable prloo for cash
for further particulars
.Apjpiyalinisomce
"IjlXL'CUTItlX'S XOTICE. v
I ' J
- . .
Letters Testamentary on the Estate of
I pamuel llelierllnr, lute of the Borough ofLe.
"'Shion, Carbou County, I'ennsyltaula, have
been granted to the undersigned, to whom all
persous Indisbied to ll.o said Estate are re.
Lehighton, Mareh H0 we
DANIEL W1EAND,
Carriages,Wagons,Sleiglis,&c
confiEB or
BANK AND IRON STREETS,
LEHIHHTON. Penna.,
Ilcspectrnlly announces to his friends and tho
public, that hoiJ pfepared to Bttlld all .des
criptions of
CARRIAGES,
BP1I1NO WAGONS,
SLEIGHS, ho.,
lli the Litest and Most Approved St les, at
Prices fully as low as tho tamo can be obtain
ed elsewhere, guaranteeing tho bestSealofiod
Material and most substantial workmanship.
Particular attention glyen to
REPAIRING
In all Its details, at the very Lowest Prices.
Patronage respectfully solicited and perrect
satisfaction guaranteed.
Arrll 26, 1870-vl DAN. WIEAND.
The Largest Spring Stock
Of Ladles', Gents', and natldrcn'a
Boots, Shoesl Gaiters
Evot offcicd in this vicinity. Is at
J. M. FltlTZINOElt'S,
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa.
I hate lut reeffved an Immense STOK OF
l'llIMI DOOTSl SHOES AND GAITElth.
wlilch I htn Boiling to the people of T.e lghtoi
and tug Mirrouiid'iig neighborhood CHEAPER
THAN EVi.lt UkiOltli Sold in this County,
Mto, all ciasscBOl
Boots & Shoes Made to Order
at Astonishingly Low Prices, nd MENDING
neatly aone ni rrice 10 buii tne limes.
I invite the uuu.ic to cull and examine mv
Stock and Prices lieiore puroaasing oliewho.e.
ano be convinced of ttienbovn facis.
BOUND Tu SATISFY. lleailv.mado Boots
and ihoea bongat of mo tbut rip will bo repair,
cii without churgo.
Tiisnkiai for past patronage. I resnccfullv
ask a continuance thei cut. ,
,i. w. ritriziinaEiii
Two doora below nomlg dt llOSord a carrl.igo
Works, Bank street. Oci. 5 yl ,
THE
ALPINE SILVER MINIS COMPANY,
OF COLORADO.
Capital, $2,000,000.
200,000 Shares.
Par Ynluo, 810 icr Sliarc.
UNASSESSIBLE.
Dan. ,T, Splanc,
Treasurer.
J. L. Thompson,
Secretary.
The property of this Company consists of
twelve mini s arid mining locations, located In
I.ako county, Colofgdoi In tho vicinity of
Leadvlllo, upon alt ol which extenslvo wi rk
lias been dune, in all cases exhibiting true
fissure veins, good pay streak, aud well de
fined lodes.
Three of the leading mines aro well opened
tinandliavo nt tho lowest computation over
TEN THOUSAND TONS UF OKE IN
SIGHT : by May 1st. tho Railroad now under
construction will be within d short distance of
this property.
T ho Coinnanv proposes to sell a portion of
Its stock at $1.50 po shnro for tho purposo of
more couipieiciv ueveioping us mines, unu lur
the erection of works fur the treatment of Its
oros.
Application for the stock may bo made to
tho ollico of the Company, at 61 Broadway,
Now York.
N. lt.-7'Ae Mining Record, ot New ork,
tlio highest mining authorliy in tills couniryi
sajs Feb. 1st. 18TV. Tho principal owners in
this company are hard working men who By
their own labor have unoovercrl largo bodies
ol ore which they now wlsW to eltfatt ami
send to market. Our renders will do well to
make a venture with these worthy men, this
money will probably bo returned to them
twenty fold. The business u anagement has
been placed In the care of Mr J. L. Thomp.
ton, an otlloer uf high (landing InonouUlie
largest and tiet bunks in tho city. A Pros,
pectus giving full particulars tent free, on
application tu the Sicrclatyi ImarlMni
Manliooi: How Los!, How Restored!
Just nublltned, n now edition of
Ir. CulTtttfrctl's Celrbrntcil
JNnny on the radical cm e(witiiont
mediumo) of rEKMAloitKOEA or
buiumii WeaUm-, Iiuoinunry
is em tn nl Looses. Inmotenrv. Mon
tal ana L'UViieal Incapacity I'lipedlmenta tn
Marrago. etc., nUo, iiuumpliun, Jtpllep.-ty
and File, mdncd ly self-indulgence cr uai
ettravaganoe, tc.
'nco in u Mpalpfl eovo!ooo. on'y 0 centi.
ThceitDiated uthor in tint ai.ruitnUle Ks
say, clcar.y demoii'tiates, fromatlniiV yeaib'
Huccorul practice, tuat the alHrn intf con e
queucen ot iOi(abU40 may i-f ladlft'aily tutQl
wnhouttlie danireronj Mbo ot mterutil intcl
elnoor tlio apubcatloii of the ko'fot pomtiivj
(Ml a miKln or euro at once mip e, rertaln aud
effectual by ineaiia ot which every uuffjrer, lo
matter what huj condlilou may ho, may euro
bliTHclf cheauly, pnvntii. ann ittdlca ly.
Thl LectnrdUhoil tl be in the uuuda of ever
youtn and every innu lu lliplaud.
Hent under &calIn pbjin envelnpe, to any
addresH, po-t Paul, oa receipt of s!x cents, or
twopostie etsrODs
Auareasuo ruunsuer ir
F
3. Ddx i
Die CulyefSti'll nctllcnl Co.,
V4-M11 UMWUlf All
45S0. r sor. 12 Vl
MES. A. O. PETER,
OF
H. A. Pett Central Drm Store.
LEUCKKL'S 11L0 K, LEIIIGIITON, PA.,
KtAoectltdlr announce to ttie people of Lo
hlghtuu nnd vlcinltv. that uhn will uontlimn the
hUMlnesjj. aabrretofoio mid thauKtng hem toe
past favors, aaWa a ututlnuanco tht,0of, you
will ft.wayslludu mil lino of
PURE DRUGS and CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINKK HORSE
aud l-ATTLK I'OADERS. lOllr
ET ARTICDESPONOES. CHA
MOIMHK1N-,, P Al unit FAN.
CY STATION K R Y.liiteal styl" ot
PLAIN and FANOY WALL PA
Ij.i.s. atp-lcoH to Halt the times.
SKSa
ST
ItlltL. ,,WU uw.A r TOIiriTllirn. .nAililM-ll
use. .to. at Lowest Price. Physieian'a pre.
snipiious compounded by Dr. C. r. Horn, at
allheursot the Oayund night, humisyiinlud.
Maich 2'7E-yl
ttT) C I? Pcnd !5 cents In staurTil or cur.
JlUKM'j rency 0rK new IIoiisk Uixik.
It treats nil diseases, has 35 lino Engravings
Hinuln',' positions afsumcu by sick horses, a
tableoi doses, alargee-illcctlou or Valuaulb 1
Mill IT HKCii'ts, rules for telling the age
ofu horso, wilh an engraving show
ing teeth or each yoar, and at heige amount of
other valuaMo horse Inlormatlon. Dr. Wm.
II. Hall says, " I have bought books that I
paid S and tlO for which I do not like as well
as 1 do yours." bnxu you a Circular.
aounts Wajitkd. B, J. K END ALL, al.ll.,
Enosburgb Falls, Vt. rtar.-ll-yl
Astor Place Hotel.
EUROPEAN' PLAN,
Astor I'lflce, ad.Ao--ui-lJtli-S(rcet,
(Orroaije Pno rjts Lnbtitots.)
NEW YOItK,
Best Location In the City. Elevated Rait
road and fire other lines pass the door.
Booms (0 cts. to t per Day, By the Week
tl and upwards.
April 19-me OPEN ALL NIGHT,
F
or Sal, or to'ltcnf
Au ellcllilr located : Slorv Double
Jan. II.
m
Ar
Let uaton, Va'
iifcMlNfsOENCES.
Lrhlcliton, 135 Tears! AffO.,
Tho lover of the beautiful and sublime in.
nature will find a mental feast, any Una day
just now, wlicri tlio Iffeatll tf tpriiig is (n;
fusing licit life into everything, (a climb td
the top of the Mahoning mountain, After.
threading along upon tlio table-like tcp ad
miring the ix-ocefut and fertile Irni3 that
,clot its oot'tbern :tIcpo, and glariccs at the
ecrpehtlno river and creek that flow 'at lis
bdse. let lilln7el(lfrl td fibrfte nroniincnttieak
overlooking lh6 Lehigh flyer apd Mabonthg
creek, and there pause to drink in the cn
transing panorama spread out in front and
upon either hand;
Away W tlio north and northwest the bold
and nigged spurs of tho Broad mountain,
with intervening valleys, scerrt to" undulate
like tho billows of the storm-trOUblcd oceatt
lo tho north-east, with (he borough of Weiss-
port in tho foreground lies the hill, swamp
and forest-clad Franklin township nnd' the
Towarnensing (Wilderness), it 13 riot hard
Cor the poetic Imagination to picture in the
latter still tho homo of tho "Hermit of tho
Blue Mountains." Alter tho massacre of
Wyoming on tho 3d of Julv, 1778, the refu
gees hither called this locality tho ('Great
Swamp, orcSliudee-of De(tlhj"s-rf!trno wllich
it has well sustained in the politics of Carbon
County, in latter days; fur, many a.hupeful
aspirant for official honors aud emojuinenls,
has read his political death-warrant In the
election returns frofal Townmeiising. Aftor
tracing tho irregular line made by the loom
ing.Blue Ridge against tho eastern, hprisoq
wo will descend into tho Mahoning valley,
for tho purpose' of taking a local, "look
round." - ,
In tho western .suburbs of Lchiehton is
what should bo thofamou3"Miueralsnring,"
the sparkling waters of which, are said to
possess a l)calth;giving quality for many
physical infirmities.. Its medical virtues
were known to the Indians, who called it the
"Spring of tho Healing Waters." A irfort
distance away is the sito of the tragic Gna-dcn-IIucttcn,
(Tents of Grace, pr.lnoro literal,
perhaps, Mercy Huta, or Mission IIouso).
Hero, in 1746 wos made tlio, first efFurs to
plant a wliito colony abqvc the Dido moun
tains,amoug tho Bear mountain, tribo of the
war-like Celawares. The effort was made
by Moravian missionaries wlip had success
fully established colony at Bethlehem. In
1742 Count Zingcndorf rtseended tho Lehigh
with two liicndly Indians, who hod teen
converted to Christianity ,as interpreters, and
near tbe present site of Hcilman'a mill held
a parley with some of tho Indians whose
hunting-grounds were the Mahoning valley
nnd adjacent mountains. They smoked the
pipe of peace with this intrepid missionery.
and from thence forward, as the colony at
Bethlehem gathered strength from Iho in
flux of immigration they pushed forward
their eflbrt3 to convertttho Indians in this
direction. It was four years, however be
fore they established a mission liousCjiUGiia.
den Iluetton, a providential circtlmslancft
favoring this Measure. About 40 of the Mo
hegan Indians, who had bectt converted to
Christianity through Ilia instrumentality ol
Henry KauchDt Ghekomeko, near Connect!
cut, fled from prosecution to tlio brethren at
Bethlehem. And these wcro sent forward
lo plafit the Standard of Pcaco at Ofiacfcn
Huettcn. With these mutual friends at the
outpr st the colony at Bethlehem began lo
extend its way up tho Lehigh valley. These
efforts were rewarded with great success.
Their relations with the Indians had been
of a innsl nniicjblocliar.icter,and prosperous
farms dotted the Lehigh valley and its trib
ntirieSgtho results of seven years effort; and
fie congregation composed of Indians and
colonists who worshipped at Gnaden-IIuct-ton
numbered 500 or niorei
But in the meantime tfto frehch and
English became embroiled in a war over
flghls wliidf euch claimed in tlio American
Colonies, and each sought an alliance witli
the Indians. After tho disastrous defeat of
fio ill-fated Gen. Braddock, on tlio 9th of
July, 1755, tho French, flushed with victory,-
sent emissaries to the frontiers in Various
directions, and by appealing to the preju
dices of tho Indian', and by false promises,
Incited the obnrljjhien to insurrection
dgainstiho border colonists. . A tmitiun of
tho tribes in tlio Mahoning fell sumo jeal
ousy nt tho influence which tlio Moravian
missionaries exercised over somo of their
people, taken in connection with some old
feuds growing out of tlio salo of their lands
to their astute lule-faco brothers, and on the.
evening of the 21th of Xovcinbcr, a band
of painted warriors fell upon .the peace
ful, and Oori-fcjiring little settlement at
Gnade'ii-IIucttcn, shot
unTr"tomahawkcd
cloven men; women and children, and
burned every liouse in the little hamlet to
the ground, Thoso who cscapcitihe terrors
of that night fled across theLehigh to New
Gnadcn-IIuetteii now Vr'elsiport where
the year le fowijuiojlif r . PI I V "" - " w
erected, and where tho Mohcgansbufcro re
ferred lo, rand other friendly Indians, had
been removed. Of this fearful massacre
tliis shedding of innocent blood -a mound
in Gnaden-Hucttcn cemetery upon which
rests a blue-gray marble blab placed thcie
in 1788, aud a small white obelisk on a Jed
aandstono base and granite sub-base, the
work of a more recent date, tell in brief tho
sad story. Tbe iusenption on the 6labsys;
To the memonrTf GottleilnmdChfistlana
Anders, ,with their child Johanna j Martin
and Susanna Fitelinian; Ann Catharine
Senseman, Leonard Gattcrmycr, Christian
Fabricitfs cttTk i George Schwcicerl. John
r icuenck Lesley, ami aiurtlil rreaser, who i
cius tue sight of the Lord, Is tho death
ol his saints. ' i'saiiiis cxvl. 15.
Tbe inscription ou tho marble obelisk reads :
To honor and pcrpetuato the remembrance
of the Moravian murtyrs whoso ashes aro
gathered at its base, tliin inonument is
erected.
With tho exception of Christian fabrleus
who was shot while attempting torscape
and (caljied, the bodies of ail tho other mal
ty ra were con.umcd in the burnh'sj build
ings, some of tho unforunates being kbaarrcd
alive in the upper story of pue of b houses
whither they had-eotighl-icfugu' fium tho
yelliug red flends.
From 21th of Nov. to tho lslorjan.,175f
a reign of terror pervade! Ibis section. Tho
Moravians were opjioseil tor war measures
on principle, and were therefore t.itaHy iiu
preiared a protect tbemtalves agiln.t the
nightly assaults of tho biooil.lhir.ty Pela-
wares uiou their homes. Ilobt. H. Morris,
Governor of the Poiinsylvama onhuiv, was
appealed to for assistance. Ho coiiiuimi.oi.-
i cd B njainin Franklin, win' with a f-.rce of
lived nt Uuuden-Hiietten unto the Iinll tn1lh'."lrlulJ n routu from thote places tu
and lost their lives in a surprise, from ludiau j ,Be,r ft ubern homes. Jlost or theso travel
warriors, November the 21th, 1755. ' Pre-1 c" l'ase here a low days at least to see the
X 560 men proceeded lo Bethlehem lo protect
me northwestern frohtier. He divided this
force Into three" divisions, and with one of
Ihom he proceeded tdthedlstrcmed people of
Gnaden-Ittiettbtf, IriHU autobiography, he
says bf his arrival herej life first of January,
17581 ''Our first work was to bnry mora
effectually the dead we found" lliere, who
hod been lmlf interred br trie country poo
pie." Of his fdrther-(ibori her we shall
have occasion tu speak more at length next
week, in annrticleon the' early settllemeui
ofWelssport. -
Such was Lehighton in embryo, 125 year!
ago. Sucli tlio struggles to open the roads
to the wealth which generations since have'
reaped In the Lehigh Valley.- ilow little
our progenitors knew for what they were
feally struggling? Arid" future g'efiefiftiyhl
may" say the same of us( for there Is an im
rdinslty In hature's provisions for man's
coin'fnrt that should put to shame his short'
sighted cupidity.
irAsniitaTonr gossip".
" Ouf of Work" Is lnuAmo-fon tht Toor
House of Uncle Satnt--Congru.nonal aid
Implor.d.Juhn Chamltrkln, tht cook, of
Ihe Howe of Representatives." The lean'
ty of the buy icindou." dY., c.
bat ot Work Is the wall of distress horna bv
ttluds of warriing from the I7ofth.Sotitli.EnH.-
and West 'ci cry moro terrifying than the
bowlings .of tho slormy-olemcnts. The rep
rcscntntlve body or, the Forty.slxth Congress
have declared theinaolves determined to meet
this crisis and dIVcf t the threatening flood of
despair Inlo placid waters ol cmplojment,
plenty nnd peace. The handwriting is already
on the wall, and tho philosopher whodcclph'
ers Its meaning and detims.meattires to avert
Impending eal.imitles will reap' rewards of
gratitude from an appreciative people. The
astute statistician tells osthat to-day there
iro no leJj than fire million men and women
in tho United States absolutely Kllej though
they aro the bread-winners Tor iHemselves and
families, with nothing but tlie laior of tholr
hinds between starvation nnd helpless ones
deiomlent Upon I horn lor subsistence. It Is
hard, to undcrst.nd thoreaton lor such a state
ot affairs In a Lsnd of Promise like this. And
arguments pro and' eon, however sage, dtf not
ailcvlato It Is notion, njulck. sharp, and deiis
lvef that Is needed, ami this a portion of ouf"
nntloiiallcglsla'londcclarcs themselves about
to cngnge In. From b st Informed sources It
Is ascertained that In this city alone are over
ten thoumnd needy pcoplo new unemployed;
Ut this i utfftjer about seven thtfusaud are col;
ofed. It Is estimated that not lets than one'
thousand white mon, young and old,- Mmt)
liere within tho past six weeks seeking noslJ
tfonS of some sort at the Capital. Altogether
there can not bo moro than five hurtdrSd pee,
pie employed lliere, nnd at least tnrcS iiflnu
ilred ol. these remain under the House. Many
or these seekers will return to their homes-If
they have any-spent In spirit as well as In
purse, while others of tho dlsapiwlnted re
main to swell Ihe ranks of tho unemployed In
our midst. Tho oa told story ol how the as;
irant came as a candidate for Secretary of the
Senate, butswirtly sill down the descending
grade till ho readied his level as assistant In
the folding roomj (and, like the boy who went
barefoot) was "glad to eomo off so,") Is repeat
ed with the cus omary iidil!llonl( tariutlonS;
aua illustrations. Every member, whether
hailing trom Swampoo lie or the Metropolis;
whether he reckons his "Influence" as unllm-
ited or Is us Si.,n in iiinic.ii pastures us the'
vordure ol spring, Is bcslegod by bogging let
ters and billet doux, inulo anil female, In all
stages ordlstrcs', audacity, and clilrography,
appealing for place or employment of any
sort. "Wh) Is this!" Is the unlvei sal query;
The fruits are as inexhaustible, fields ..fcofri
ard wheat larger by millions of acres, the
grass as green and tho hay as good, "the cat
tle on a thousand li!!ls,"tind beeves and sheen
ou the plains and in tho ranches, countless In
numbers, the waters ol the continent teeming
with thu Quest fisli-lu. U in the world t all nr
which shows no Indication of Limine or hint of
B myth boaring that natno. lint the banker
and tho iiionoy-deilor norm I in the land,-like'
leeches havo fittencd upon Its blood and have
absorbed the moving wealth or the country
that is to tfso tho money.ilie circulating inedli
utfl that represents the Wealth or the people j
ami tlicy hold SO tight to this hoarded curse
that "enterprises ofgrcat concern" as Shake.
fpearo puts it aro paralysed, and Industry Is
unable to copo wilh tho cent ir cent, ortho
Shylocks. Iabo nneiup;ojcil,-ulid Wantwilh
last approaching despair Is drifting bs toward
thaoS; Tho roinedy rests in a great measure
with Congress and sonieuf its Savants propose'
to secure It, though it must bo earned Ly the
sweat or their brows tn this sweltering city all
summer.
Tho hubbub that Is being raised over John
Chamberlain's appointment as keeper or the'
IIouso restaurant reinimlstne ortho tlmo whirr
John Jlorrisjcy was here as a lueuiberOf Con;
grcis. John Chamberlain has abandoned
ffamMlnj. lo made a rortmie and lost tt In
keeping u garabllna-lionsc,- aud then he stop
tied. Hut John Jlorrlfscy kept right on. lie
was lutercsted lu a gambling house lu Ihlscliy
whilo ho was a member or Congress, aud be
got most or his meals there. He was lour
years a member here, and yet nubady wen
Into spasm thereat. Hub.eijucutly wheu lie'
was a candidate rur rieuator In New Yurk,
Hamilton i'i.li, William ( ullcn Bryant aud
tllty other gentlemen or equal respectability
went to iho polls and vutod ror Ihe gamble
anUtprlre tlg'hter, Murrlssey. Now sorfio of
the members and some of tbe newspapers are
going Intu fits becauso a former gambler Is lo
Servo. Up tho Congressional grub.
General Benjamin F. Butler is the latest
'bcautyortho bay wlndow'attne Hlgmllouis,
his pradecossors, haviug abdiaated, Ueneral
Butler sits there dally adorned always with a
fresh tounn(f and oojslonally rolajs of
licsh bunches or flowers a laid upon his
shrlno during mi ul tlmos. Ite walks to Ms
sent proudly as the couscious. beneficiary of
more gratuitous advertising than any other
Clan can boast.
The city is thronged with strangers and tbe
hotels are nearly as full as lu- raid-winlsr.
Tbcio must have been a most lue-euful sea
son enjoyed by keepers" or lbs hotels' at '.ko
winter ns.rts oi tbe South, judging from the
crowds thnt nuvo passed tLroagn t atblng-
city.
We have had some oppressively warm dsjs
this week, so warm as to make winter clothes
unbearable, and the ladlts of Coa'grertlunat
families who eame here In the winter with
pnly such clothing as would bo necessary prj.
or to March t, are making many complaints
about the ttita sosilou being brought about
Sj U'nexectedly. Hut some or these bava
graver grouuds lor grumbling since they lea
their children lu distant homes expecting to
return to them In a few weeks. Auuvst.
Acholce uf Iwo evils r Mamma "Nuw,
Arthurbe a good bry, and take yoUrinedi.
cine, or inaininu will bo very uugry," Ar
fiur, alter duo deliberation, "Well, mam
ma, I ratbvr liuve you vejy ungry."
Extruct Iruui a youn luiiy'a letWr.
'Aim no you kimw, Maud utid I are Uito
wire that Cuaatni puppie had1 ukn iu. lu
itiuflH vlwmpMueut the lull, lor h t,k
out In. v:uii and Ii.'imI liaid at lue iwi
ol It, and lueii ntulteiwl : li au ..
uadu'l any n.a a. ..u it was Uut ituiv u'"
lughi "