I'DtTOIl
LKIIinilTON. I'A.t
BATUnPAY, JUNE 7, 1870.
We arc Indebted lo Hon, llobort Klotz
for Congressional ilortimrnla.
The public debt statement Issued Mem
dor shows an Increase of $02,250 during
May.
Colonel J. W. Cake, who was Culleclor
of the. Tort of Philadelphia under President
Johnson, died Simitar morning at his resi
dence In Bunbury, aged 75 years.
A story It on its roands that a Green
back orator In Iowa tells his audience that
Cunimonism in France means the same
thing as Socialism In Germany, and Social'
Ism In Germany thnsnmo thing as Nihilism
In Russia, and Nlhi'lism- in Russia thesame
thing as Wreenbackism In the Uriiteil States.
The Ohio Democratic Convention met
Wednesday in Columbus, and nominated a
ticket neaileiT by Thomas Ewing for Govern
or and A. V. Hico for Lieutenant Governor.
The resolutions adopted denounced Federal
interference in elections, tho action of the
Republican Minority In Congress, and the
Presidential vetoes, and reaffirm tho finan
cial principles heretofore enunciated by the
party In Ohio.
Major General Jnmes Shields, who re
presented three-States Illfnms, Minnesota
mid Missouri in the Scnato of tho United
Slates, ond was ir soldier of the war ngnimt
Mexico and the war for the Union, died sud
d nly In Ottumwa, Iowa, on Sunday night,
the age of CO years. lie was a native of
Ireland, General Shields appeared In his
nsual health on Sunday evening, but com
plained half au hour before his death of a
p.iln in his chest, and died silting in his
chair. lie lectured in Ottumwa on Wed
nesday evening, previous.
Terrible storms of wind and rain visited
portions of Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri
n Friday afternoon aixl night, of last week,
fining f mmeirse damage Improperly and caus
ing serious loss of life. The town of Irving,
in Southern Nebraska, was almost entirely
dcnioll.hed; 15 of its inhabitants were killed
nnd thirty or forty injured. Near Manhat
tan, Kans is, a woman and her child were
killed. Near Lee's Summit, Mo., several
dwellings were demolished and a man nam
ed Harris, his wifo and onechild.were kill
cl. Near Delphos, Kansas, 15 dead bodies
hare been found.
A VEM WORTH KCCOMMEIVDINH.
We have been favored with sainplesof the
celebrated Spcncerinn Poublo Elastic Steel
Fens, and after trying them feel justified in
highly commending them to our rcadcis.
They nie made of the best steel, and by the
most expert workmen in Europe, and havo
a nationai reputation for certain desirable
rjualilies which no other pens seem to have
uttained in so great (lerfection. among which
ore uniform evenness of )int, durability,
flexibility, and quill action. It is thus quits
natural that the Spencerian should be pre
ferred and used by professional penmen, in
business eul leges, counting-rooms, govern
ment offices, public schools, ond largely
throughout tho country. Indeed, so popular
have they become, that of the "Number One"
alone, os many as eight millions are sold
annually. The Sjiciiccriaii Fens may be
hod, as o rule, from any dealer; but when
not thusattuinable, the proprietors, Messrs.
Ivison, Blakeinan, Taylor i Co., the well
known publishers, 138 & 110 Grand Street,
New York, will 6end for trial, samples of
each of the twenty numbers on receipt of
twenty-five cents.
The leading issue in the Presidential
campaign, says the N. Y. Sun, through the
instrumentality of the vetoes and the course
of politics in Ohio, has become sharply de
fined at this early day, ond there seems now
to be n prospectof an unusually long nnd
heated controversy. It is evident that in
Ohio the Republicans are going to ask to be
intrusted with power on thegronnd that the
rebellion is not yet wholly and efl'ec'ually
suppressed, and that danger to the Union
and to the supremacy of the notion in na
tional affairs is still threatened from Con
federate sources. Wo do not say that if tho
fiep.ibli.uns can, convince a majority of the
Yotcrsof this, and if they can maintain that
belief until the Presidential election, they
may not elect their candidate. Were we of
that belief wo should support tho candidate
of any party for the Union against the can
didate of any other parly against tho Union,
or doubtful on that point. Wo are for the
Union, first, last, nnd nil the time, against
everybody and all things. Hut wo are for
liberty also. " Liberty nnd Union" were the
immortal wordsof Daniel Wkiistek. Danger
to liberty nioy arise in various forms; it may
come in the guise of the savior of the Union
in the shape of Grant and a third term.
Irft us jealously guard the priceless treasure
from encroachments in one quarterns well
as in another. We believe, however, from
the campaign being opened so early, that tho
true view of public affairs, whatever it may
be, Is all the more likely to prevail before
wo arriv at the voting time for President.
If the Democrats deserve power, they ore
pretty likely to attain to it at tho next Presi
dential election.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Our Letter from AVai.liliiton.
Jiuultu from the sale of Refunding Cirtift
eofei. raipoioi for uhich the uioiiryt ie
rci'raf Kill be usat.Ihasoni for Judge
Dillon's designation Jl'iff .IfcCVary o
ceidl Justice to Mexican lito-aiu.
Honors to the Hi-are,
Waeuinoton, I). 0 May 51, ls.o.
Tho complaint has been made in various
quarters thatthe saloofrefundlnirccrtlflcntcs
has been and Is a most dangeroui-contraction
of tho currency of the couutry i and that the
Treasury Is locking up tho greenback circu
lation to the great detriment of business. This
complaint would seem to bo groundless when
the facts are known. While the Treasury Is
gating in money for certificates It Is paying
It out In the redemption ofca'lej bonds. Care
Is taken not to call upon the banks for the
payment of their subscriptions to the four por
cent, loan which are really duo at tho option
of the Treasury luimeUlately after the sub
scription Is made as long as the proceed ot
refund uigcertlnates furnish means to redeem
called bonds, ltlj(lmpl) an picomoof money
fioia certificates and an outgo In redeem
ing called bonds. For example. It may he
stated that on the lit or April, tho date or Is
suing the corllBcutcs. there was held In the
Treasury 17,000,000, proceeds vr the sale or
four per cent, bonds held to meet called bouds
when presented for redemption. To-day there
Is Id tha Treasury but !t,0Oj,oxdcrlved Irom
the sale both of four per cent, bonds aud re
funding certificates. Since the mhlnst .llicro
has been paid out 17,000,000. In the rcdemii
tlon of called bouds, which Is fully equal to
the sales from refunding cottlfieates since that
dve. The exhibit thus presented shows that
there ea have been no contraction of the cur.
raney on that aacount. And beildesthe regu.
!r pensions will tx payable luueilh next.
Moh 111 tu Le $T,u VOO out ul the 1 reaiui y
II. T. MOKTIIIMKR,
In addition to the redemption of called bonds
which kocs on every day.
Slncu It lias been developed beyond dispute
that .fudge Dillon has resigned, some Inter
filing f.iet( are coming out as to the Induce
ments offered hlmto vacate tho bench. The
principal reason assigned by the Judge's I
rrlcnds for his resignation Is, that n professor t
In Columbia college ho will get n larger sal
ary and lvivo an easier time. It now turns
out that tbe $7,600 salary as professor will not
bo the only ono tho judgo will get t he will bo
paid $10,900 annually as consulting Attorney
forthe Vnlon Faclflo Hollroad Co., or which
his unlo Sidney Dillon Is president. Whllo
upon the bench the Judso could not accept
sirchn good thing as this, but his duties as
professor will Dot Interfere in the least with
the nrrangoment and performance of the
duties Involved. It appears, too, that Secrc
tary Mct'ro.ry was one of tho very first per
sons advised or tho IntendoJ resignation, and
he got the Information from no less a source
than Judge Dillon himself. Thus forcwaroetl,
Mr. McCrary put In his bid for the suocersor
ship, and hail the place preempted belore
other iimMtlos& lawyers- of the circuit even
suspected that there was to be a vacancy. As
soon os tho rumor or resignation was spread,
several gentlemen put In applications for the
appointment through trusted friends,, but It
wns discovered In short order that MoCnry
had mado good neo of his early Information,
A Western attorney, who carao to Washing
ton hi the Interest of a friend as tho successor
of Jardge Dillon, says tho latter has been dis
satisfied with tho bench for several ycars.and
really sought tlu Colombia, profetsorshlp
knownlng, of course, that the $10,000 salary
from the llnlun 1'nclno would also bo secured,
1 ho House Committee on Invalid Pensions
havo determined to make another effort to do
Justleo to the old soldiers or tho Mexican nnd
Indian wa-s. Thay have agreed upon a bill
granting pensions to nllthosurvlilng soldiers
of Iheso wars and their widows, without ills
tlnctlon as to political principles. Chairman
Coirroth has been directed to report the bill,
and will do so tho first opportunity ho din got.
In order to give theso old votorans what Just
ly belongs to them, the committee are anxious
to pass the bill at this session.
Tho beautiful home of tho Lee family boro
the appearance yegterday.whh h Is tho annual
Incident of Its present occnjimey as a Nation
al cemetery. Arlington Heights probably
never presented o finer appearance stneo Its
appropriation to ceraetcrlal uses. The grass
was In Its greenest condition, forming a fitting
setting to the little marble slabs, the sufficient
reminders of the simple citizen soldiers whose
resting place they mark. From early morn
the patriotic and loving dccoratlons,wlth their
commercial co laborers of the transportation
and reaction departmouts, lined both the
Georgetown ond Long Brldgo rentes. Among
thotlrstto nrrlvo of Ibe active participants,
was DcpartmcDt Commander Harrison Dlng
lmin, chairman of the executive committee .
and of tho epcctators.Mrs. Hays, accompanlcii
by Mr. Hayes, and their son, Mr. Webb O.
Hayes. Tho decorations nnd hcarlfolt tributes
to the sleeping braves were of the usual
character. August.
" Morlcy's" Letter from New York
New Yoiik, t, 1819.
THE FXIIIB1TION SITK.
Whcrotho world's Fair oriSSJ shall be lo
cated Is a question of no mean proportions,
especially when tho peculiar sh.ipo of New
York city is considered. It Is not as though
an Inland clly, capable or expansion In nny di
rection were locating a ralr ground. New
York Is tho longest and tho nirrowest city in
tho New world, nnd no vacant ground Is- to bo
had except at the upper end oltho Island. At
best, the groat bulk of visiters must rldo a
longdistance, and every half mile added to
such a trip moans, for many million people,
an aggregate or human dlsonifort- which
should not bo thoughtliisf- or needlessly In.
Aided. Tho Commlttco havo named Fort
Morris, a point In thcSjund, above the Har
lem river, out of the way and accessible only
after a long and tcdlonsrl e. Hit Is seriously
proposed to locato there I can promise tho
Couiinittco more attention from their fcllow
cltizcns than prlvato citizens usually obtain.
The Herald proposes Harlem Flats, a. low,
Illy drained, malailal icjlon, whose denizens
shako with lever and aguo tho year round,
Others urge Central Park Itself, hut a storm
of opposition rises at tho bare mention. West
and north-west of tho park lies what Is becom
Ing known as the Wett End l'latena, n high
rocky ridge, overlooking tho Park on one side
and obtaining a hue view of the Hudson on
theothir. An elevation of50or OOfcct irlvcs
a view of tho Sound, the whole city and the
Hay. This spot Is without controversy tho
most eligible on the Island. The open lots
begin almost opposite the lower end of Con
tral l'atk, and extend two miles or more In
length by almost a mllo In width. There Is
ample space, perfect drainage, the Park In
front for a foreground nnd nddltlonnl nttrac
tlm, and this spot Is preeminently tho most
easy of access and nearest to the heart of the
city ot any open space wlthln.lts limits. Two
elevated roads tiavcrse It, seven lines othorsc
cars run almost to It, tho Hudson I! Ivor Kali
road Is within one-quarter mllo and the river
but little lurthcr. That this ought to bo tho
location Is clear to every Im partial examiner,
and as It Is ) et comparatively unencumbered
wi h buildings, It seems quite certain to bo
finally selected, unless prlvato Interests oro
paramount to public convenience.
DCCOUATIOX PAY IS SEW Y OI11 J.
A procession over four miles long marched
through our streets to decorate the sol
dier's monuments and scutter flowers upon
tho soldiers' gravis. Dullness stood still;
New York forgot her manufacturers, her com
merce, her politics,; even Wall strict ceased
Its wild scramble after the' almighty dollar,
while the trump oT armed men, and tho lees
elastio tread of unarmed veterans, went by
our doors. The bread rant', tho brilliant
unilorms, gllstcnlug steel and martial inu.-lo
of citizen soldiery forced our admiration ; the
thinner ranks of the Grand Army, with here
ond there the empty sleeve, or halting gait,
and everywhere tho ' age marks'' of service
called out our warmest sympathies, but the
sight that stirred our blood tho deepest that
day was the tattered battle flags. Oh how
eloquently those I Milled ensigns told or the
lurid glare ot battle, of manly breasts bated
to the Iron hall of death; orpatrlotle endurance
and march and fb'ge an! charge, of hcrolo
yielding up of life that the herttago ofour fa
thers might ho transmitted unimpaired to our
children ! We vainly try to choko bock the
tears that dim our eyes os those silken rags
go fluttering by; their muto appeals sink
deeper In ourroulsthannll the silver-tongued
oratury or tho hour, for lliosc of us who know
wh.t tattle Is caunot forget how the death
angels cluster about the reglaiental colors,
and brood beneath their rustling folds!
War ( an awftil thing. Ood spare our land
another like the last but spare us first the
crime of forgcttlngwhot we oweour Nation's
Dead ; spire us alike from sectional animosi
ties, on the ono hand, and from nny degree of
tolerance with a spirit of ulsuuloa on the other!
These are tho lessons or Decoration day, and
the growing disposition or the people to ob
scrvo the day shows how theso vital convic
tions nre Unking deeper Into their hearts j ear
by year.
BITTKK TIMES.
Times grow better unmlstokeobly. Not
that men are making fortunes In a month;
not that ordinary Investments pay 10 or IS
per cent.-, not that ordinary business profits
are large enough to Justify reckless luxury or
living; not that every plausible fellow can
raise unlimited capliul todovclop his latest
device for making a suro thousand out of on
Investment of a paltry hundred. Times arc
no better that way than they were; chapj
who live only by their ttltsnre llttlo further
from lie aforesaid wit's cud than formerly.
Uut real legitimate trade Is better; tho vol
ume of geueral business Is now steadily In
creasing; profits are reasonable, not large;
confidence Is almost wholly restored ; men
breotho more freely. Ileal estate Is partially
recovering and seems to bo slowly rising in
valne. In many localities rents havo been
advanced this spring and lessoei havo con
sented. Capital Is plenty for any solid, safe
Investment Interest 1 lower than before in
forty years, and the margin on gold has dls.
appeared. The number of unemployed has
dlmlnli-ucd materially In the last year. Now
lei some grumbler make something else out
of this than " better times" If he an
MoiiLtr.
a sri,EiDii lionv
Is n rarity, ond tho reason that lew men. or
women reach thin standard. Is- that they
neglect themselves and &11 Into decline.
Some simple troublo of the blood, lnugs,
nerves, liver, stomach, kidneys, genital
organs develops Into a chronic character.
Tho efl'ect is aoon- obsorvublu In the apjwar
ance ami fee-lings of the loveliest woman or
tlio liamlwmnt man. "It is never to Into
to mend," however, If Sandaline ia used.
Tho dysptic is cured of n-11 trouble. Tha
nervous stiii'erer is soothed. The victim of
llyer complaint, kidney nllectlons, or blood
disorders is thoroughly restored. All tboso
who- have btconio affected with painful com
plaints, find in Bandoline n remedy. Bun
dalino llair Life makes, the hair soft arnl
glossy, and prevents baldness. Will ilo just
us recommended, used asdirectcd,or money
r fundeiL Price $1. Ask your druggist,
Atlanta, Dec. 10, '78. Dr. Oourrod,.- West
15th street, N Y.t About fifteen years ago
I was unfortunate enough to get sick, nnd
through mismanagement it became- consti
tutional. I tlwn wns long troubled with
eruptions mv my chest, a kind of dry,, scaly
scab,, also lump on. different iru of my
body, My hmr nil mine out, ond. I was
generally dilapidated. 1 tried various pliy
sic'nns, visited tho hot springs anil other
places,, but found no relief, Sandallne, Sou
dalino Hair Life ami Siuidnlini' Lotion have
mode a. new man of me, ami you may use
lliis ns yon'.pleaso. V. S. Mutton. Dr.
Gounod's great medical work, full of inter
est, over 250 pages. Price $1. Scud for it.
New Advertisements
OF Till
Borough of Lehigiiton.
WILLIAM MlLLKlt, Treasurer, In account
with tho Jlorougli of Lehigiiton, lor the
Year ending May 2Mb, 1870.
HEUElPTSs
To Tlfilance as per last Ileport S 658 15.
unsn irom .zrn rtcwnaiM, uorr,
bal. duo on Dup. for 1877 CIS U
Cash from Kzra IScuhurd, Col'r,
on Duplicate for 1878 S300 00
Cash Iruin L. M. Utrawn, grass. 16 00
$4117 01
EXPENDITURES.
Fok V.'obk on Highways, he.
F. A. Acker 2 24
lllghman Anthony 2 00
uaviu jirner i uu
Simon Aci.cr 2 00
E. II. Albright 25
.loscptl Dlcekley 2 00
W. 11. Iluchinnu 2 00
Henry llartholotncw 7 oo
.1. F. lluss 8 70
Henry IJeckendorf 6 00
Ueorge Dcen 6 76
Mary Drcher 8 76
Ell DeKrehn i GO
Linanuel lllanss 1 lb
Nathan Druniboro 3 60
ueorge Derliainer 108 Si
VV. A. Derh.iincr 7 10
Catharine Lech 2 00
.lobn Escli,.... 3 00
Owen Ebbcrt 3 00
Frank Eisenhower 6 13
David Ebbcrt U 87
Ferdinand Frcsch 4 00
Charles Ironhelser 3 00
Thomas Fluk 100
iJharlcs rroclillch 2164
Qudlrey 1'r.intz 2 00
John Frllzlnger 2 DO
Joseph Folk 1 oo
Frank (Jerber 1 50
Jos. Uclgcr 2 00
Joseph Oumbcrt 2 (0
I.ow.s Graver 10 33
Samuel Uravcr 3 00
Solomon llelmbach 6 75
Peter Helm 3 00
James llonscr 3 00
Kcubcn Hunslckcr 12 50
A. W. Horn 4 75
George Unrpel 1 00
Jonas A. Horn 13 60
Anronllnupt 0 00
John Hcbcrllng 2 00
L. J. Held 7
.11. Heltmnn 4 05
Wllloughby ICoons 2 00
L. F. Klcpplnger 18 80
E. lvis.lcr , 2 00
IMnlel Kostcnbuder 7 00
Charles Klcintop 14 76
William Komerer 2 00
llenjamln Kern 2 00
D,ivid Kreniuer 2 00
William Kelser 4 00
Thonins Lcntz 2 60
Drake Long 3 00
Alexander iMIllcr 2 00
Thomas Mantz 4 OJ
David Mantz 5 00
A. II. 31ossur 2 00
W. it. Moulthrop 3 00
l.zra Ncwliard 1 O'J
Ifcuben Noihsteln 2 00
James Nuthsteln 6 00
Henry Nolhstein 2 00
William Noll 8 00
Joseph Obert 10 50
un.irlcs ratterson, Jr., 6 25
Daniel Itcx 3 00
L. Itelehard 2 00
Malnon lii-lchard 1 05
Thou.as ltatclltr 3 uo
jacoiiMicnglcr 2 00
Abraham Stout 12 76
I'avlil Slout 1 00
William Miecklcr 2 00
Wallace sewall 6 25
Uliarlcs IShcok 2 00
John Swnrtz 5 25
Jooeph hheckler 3 00
.101111 stiecKicr 2 00
Wendell Schwartz 6 60
Frank V, Inland 300
Levi Weiss 11 00
Henry Wert 3 00
Wllloughby Wert 10 20
Henry Wagner 8 25
James Williamson 1 do
William Werner 7 ss
Jacob Walker 4 00
Charles Yetiser 1 6u
Robert J. Youngklu 2 00
James Znhn 11 60
oiei neu :-pengicr.., 500
Charles Trainer 6 26
I'hnon Clauss 2 00
MlSCELLANKCl'S.
James Hoiicnbnch, carting 20
Elvin Druinbore, carting 6 26
Henry Kostcnbuder, police 4 uo
Stockcr and Kcmerer, pollco 3 25
josepn a. wtbb, police 4 00
Urlaudo Kcmerer, pollco 4 00
Francis Slocker, pollco 4 00
n ullum aimer, salary nnd labor lor
'.be years 1877 and 1878 165 26
W. M. Itnpsher, salary 10 April, '7S 30 00
E. II. Snider, tor Auditors 4 60
.1. l. uuiici, limtcrlala 71 2;
Tliouias a. Heck, pos b 60
Theodore Kemcrvr, materials 1 60
A. D. Alosser, pipe 1 10
Jacob Mrausberger, materials 1 45
John Itlnker. blucksnilthing 60
i.nas. rrucniicn, uiacksmiiiung..., 4 38
L.ewls Klingcr, carpenter work 1 to
Moses Kchrig, carpenter work 4 60
J. It. Grlllln. trees 8 00
II. V. Morthluier, printing 20 00
Wendell Schwartz, witness recs .... 3 00
David Mantz, lulercet on bunds 39 00
, " " , ditto .... 17 10
w. A. Snyder, ditto .... t9 00
H. Gcrmun, ditto .... 108 80
F. Hrlnkman, ditto .... 81 00
I. eali llo.icr, ditto .... 30 00
Wllllum Itomlg, ditto .... 24 00
Adum German, ditto 4,.'7 80
Uhos. Solfcrt. ditto .... 7200
A. Uaithulomow, ditto .... 0X 00
D. il. Siraup, ditto .... 00 00
E. A. llouer, ditto .... 3000
Hairlson German, bond I200 uo
W. A. Miyder, bond 600 00
Paid Jos. ri. u ebb, note' 2io 5
ilalance 671 03
1417 01
This amount, li2& 05, Is the balance duo
on note given by J, S. Webb In settlement or
liupllcuo Tor 1875, Original amount ot note
was lor )4.7 09, which was discounted and
Mr, Miller charged with proceeds. Mr. Webb
reduced tho nule to $225. when he failed to pay,
and the Hank charged the amouut with cusis,
1 65, to .Air. Sillier. The Horough hold F.
I. Setnmel und J. W. llau'lenbasli's note for
Item, with Interest, amounting to $214 40.
KUOAI'ITl'LATION.
UAUlLUIte.
Uonded Indebtedness 111760 OO
ASSETS.
Cash In Treasury !71 03
liuoon Duplicate lor 1878... 338 o3
F. P. Semmel and J. W.
Itaudenbush.note tor bal,
duo on Duplicate tor '76,
with Interest 211 40
1162 OO
Liabilities In excess or assets May
20111. 1870 13027 04
Liabilities iu excess ol assets Juno
8th, 1678 15519 00
Decrease .
OHM 00
EZIU NEWHAHD, Collector, In account
with the Horough or Lihlghtoc.
Hit.
June 6, 1878. To balance due on Du-
p)liatolorlM7 618 48
To arr.ount or Duplicate lor 1878 .... sun 79
84101 25
OR.
Uy Cash pild to W. Miller, Trcas- -
urer, amount or llupllcito Tor '77. f 648 40
lly Cali paid W. Miller, Treasurer,
on account, Duplicate for 1878... 3300 00
Exonorallon on Horough tiX 89 70
Commission jg 40
14121 tl
Halnncedneoii Duplicate for'78. 1 838 03
Wo 1 he undersigned duly elected Auditors
of tho lloronghol Lrhlghlun, do certltythat
the foregoing accounts are correct, to the best
ol oar kuowlodge und belief.
W.W. HOWMAN, )
F. E. Will rNty. Auditors.
W. A. DKltll A.MEIt. )
JuncT.-nj.
Now Advertisements.
I3ANCIAL STATEMENT 01' THE
SCHOOL rtOAItD of tho Horongh or LcMah
ton. for the fiscal venr cndlnir the First Mon
day or June, A, D. 1870, as required by Act ot
Asseuuiy, approveu may ut, isio.
FUNDED DEBT.
The fnTlowlntr Is the funded Artit. ennitlKllnfr
or School Bonds and Certificates otlndebted-
SOHOOL BONDS.
No.
P. J.KIstler
Thos. Kcmorer .
Thos. Kemcrer .,
David Klstler...
E. A. llauer
E. A. llauer....
Henry Kolb
A. F. Peters,. k..
...... 600
1560
IOOOi
...... SIX)
600
600
60
1007
1000
1000
1000
1000
....... 100
, 3300
...... 1000
600
200a
1000
1000
...... 1100
........ 200
TOO
, 700
1600
1000
2000
1000
400
1000
228
47.
48.
60.
tl.
63.
64.
68,
60.
00.
ei.
2.
BE.
eo,
7t..
71
73.
74.
15.
7
TT.
78.
80.
81.
83.
84.
65.
80.
82.
87.
88.
89.
It u. tl
Reuben Kolbt ..........
Geo. Ilnrtcr
Wm, Mulhnren..,...,
David Klstler
Patrick O'Donnell...
Dennis Shoveling....
David Slants,
David Mants
Iteaben Mtelgorwalt.
John Peters.....
James Kerrigan
Mary J. Clauss
Hugh McGroaty
James McGlnty
John Wynn
Patrick Aleehan
Mnnus McUtnty
O.U. A. M. No. 149,,
1st National Hank 01
1st National Hank of
Lehlghton. 600
Lehigiiton, 600
129,028
OEUTIFIOATES. OF INDEBTEDNESS.
No. 1. A. W. Enchc... 68 12
" 4. A. W. Kacho 175 00
" lo. Samuel Graver 233 68
" 29. llavld Klstler 2io 00
" 30. P..T. Klftlcr 600 oo
" 31. Aaron Wcldaw 200 00
$1,308 70
Total amount of Funded Debt Jnno
3 1. 1870 4,30,001.70
Funded Debt oil at 8 per cent.
Total amount or Funded Debt, per
Annual Statement for year end
ing June 4. ISIS 433,530 43
Total amount or Funded Dctt Juno
3d 1879 3t,M 77
Decrease of Funded Debt during
the year ending Juno 3d, 1879. ..(i 1,620 86
OnDEItS UNPAID.
No 1ST. Daniel Graver 76 00
" 138. K H. Snyder 133 07
u 133. Mary J. Clauss 9 00
" 130. W, SI. Ttapshor 10 00
" 140. Chas. Eckhnrt&Son. 60 00
" 141. Ilattlo L. Knons 28 00
" 135. Emma Hauk 22 00
$ 415 07
Note duo 1st National Bank
oT l.ehlirhtnn 600 01
Total amount or Funded Debt 30,901 70
Total amount of Indebtedness.... $31,000 77
ASSETS.
Two Lots on Pine Street $ 600 00
Three Story School Houso 46 000 00
House, nnd Lot lor Janitor. 1,200 OO
Due School Hoard from Daniel Kos
tcnbuder uncollected tax 623 68
Duo School Hoard Trom J.S. Wol.b. 220 10
Duo School Hoard from A. G. Dol-
Icnmnjcr 700 00
Duo School Board rrom Snm.Graver 78 45
Total 1(48,222 21
Total amount of Indebtedness.. 31.0J9 77
Assets In excess orindcbtcdneii.tU,312 44
We have paid oirand consequently
reduced the debt by lt6CO 66
I do hereby cerllfly thatthe foregoing State
ment Is correct and In accordance with said
Act ot Assembly to tho best of my knowled.ro
and belief, and that I was, on motion, order
ed to havo tho nbovo Financial Statement
published In tho OAlinoN AdvoOatb.
DANIEL GRAVER, Secretary.
Juno 7, 1870 3w.
JS'NUAL STATEMENT OF
Wcissport School District,
For tho Year ending June 2nd, 1870.
beoeipts.
From W. H. Knccht, Into Treasurer
or the Hoard 273 78
" P. J. Klsiler, fir A. Whlttlng-
ham. Collector 255 08
" Ihotnas Koons, rent of School
House 25 00
" P. O. S. or A., rent or S. Hnuso 10165
" D.Shoch, balance ollust year's
Duplicate 207 77
" Duplicate 1878-0 481 80
$1435 t7
EXPENDITURES.
Repairing School Houso
Teachers Wages
Fuel nnd Contingencies
Fecsof I'ollector
Secretary
" " Treasurer
Bonds ltedecmed
lulcr.st on Debt
Hooks Purchased
Hook Case
W. M. linp&her, Services .....
Insurance ,
Othor Expenses
For
18 CO
. 2C0 00
CO 03
24 09
15 00
10 00
CO 00
, 1117 12
, 130 33
15 00
10 00
5 411
10 17
$1200 75
, 160 22
, 160 00
Balance
Bal. of W. 11. Knecht's Band.
Total Resources ,
$ 316 22
H EOAPITUL ATION.
Amount Borrowed nnd Un
paid $1600 Ofl
Cash In hands or Col.
and Treasurer.. 166 22
Bond or W.H.Knecht 160 00 310 22
Liabilities In excess of Resources. . . . $1233 78
We tho undcrslirncd Auditors, report that
we have examined tho hooks nnd accounts of
J. G. Zcrn. Secretary, and Reuben MunscI-
nian, Treasurer, of the Welssport School Dis. i
irici, lor ine year cnuing June 2itu, i9iv, ana
find the condition of said District as set forth
In the above Report.
F. J. K AST.
AL. WHirriNOHAM,
J. G. UI15KY,
Weiss ort. Pn 1 Auditors.
June 6th, 1870. w3.(
t TOfMOl A YJiAlt. oriltoiMo
I alBB,llir 1D your own locally, No
risk. Women do na well a men.
Altnr majo more inun l.le
amonnt stitcd above. Nn ono o ,n fall to make 1
money fnst Any one can do the work You
can mako from 60 cents to S2 en henr by devoi. i
In? lonr eveiitneaand spile time to tho bind-1
iis. It eost nnthintr to try the buiuess.
Nothing like it lor money mautna ever crToied
btflnie. llii'iness pleasant an-t strictly honor
in In. Under, , jOQ want to know all about
the be.t pirlugbalness bctoro the publ c ;crd
u your adnrenn aed wo wpl send )nu lull par
ticulars and private ierina free i eaniu'eY wuith
II also Ireot you can then t.-ake up your mind
inr vnurse'f Adlrcsa UKOUOi: SI'INSON
tt CO., Poitland, Mali e. Jnno 7.-1). i
Pond's Extract
The "Necretable Pain Dcstrover
1 VALVAnLE roil
InHammation & Hemorrhage. 1
Piles, Sprains, Lameness, Burns, Scalds, '
Bruises, Soreuess, Rheumatism, Bolls, Fl
eers, Old Sores, Wounds, etc. Also for
Toothache, Headache. Sore Threat, Asthma,
Hoarseness, Neuralgia, Catarrh, Colic,
Dktrrhrea, and nil Hemorrhages, &c. 1
It Is acknowledged by Physicians of nil
schools that I'nutl'a Kxti-nct has more
wonderful curative properties than nny other
remedy. No form of inflammation, pain.
HonKXKsa or ui.EKniMi, hut It will cure. Space 1
will not admit or naming all the discuses lor
which It Is a specifies but we will send a Ills,
torvol fts uses bv mall, nn nmillcatlon. The
pleasing results oluslag the Kxiravt ns a
toilet requisite, has Induced us to prepare
moillflcd lormsor tha Kxiraet In a Toilet
Roipi 150 cents ahox of3 cakes), n Toilet
Crram for softening und lKmut!r Ing tho
skin ($1.00a lHlle),a Dciitm ice (60 cents)
a Lip Salve (25 cents).
For senMtlve and severo eases ol CATAnnn.
our Cslsrrli Cure (75 cents) used with our
N'aial Myrlnge (25 cents) Is a radical cure.
Our lnhnler (60 cents), for I.u.Ml ami
Thuoat DiaKiSEa and Internal bleeding Is
Invaluable. Our Oliilmriil (60 cents), tor '
Souk Pilics, etc., should be kept In every '
lainlly. Our Plaitrra excel till others. Use!
our Mrillcnteu Paper toprereut and cure .
l'lLun and CnAra. ,
Thobasoof our Toilet snd Medleatad pre-'
paratlons Is I'miiCa Kxirnoi, which Is a
guarantee that thcyare suirIor, antldeserve
tt.oconfldence of the public. Sold by A. J. I
DURL1NI1, Lehigiiton, and all Drugalsts.
Prepared only by
l'OND S V1XTUACT COHPANV.
New York und London.
June 7. lot.
66 fzi
A WEEK In j our owu town an1 r.o
cimtal r s'.cd. Yon can Give the bu.
ines trlnt wlihott fxjeuso. Tbe
beL odd. riniiUveririiffiiien far tha?
willing to work. You should tiy nothluir else
until you ee for yours-lf what you cat do at
the tudueva ueofier. No tooin toexpUlu here.
You o m da vote ail your timo or only vour spate
time t'i tha bumutMU and matt prtat p.iy for
every hour that you work. Women inae a
much as men. Svud for uoeeinl private terms
and parttcnlurs, wiuca we null free, ti Outfit
line. Doiit coniuUm of hard tlmea while vnu
'UjTesucb a cuauoc vdtliea 11.11 h'.CTf
A. CO.roilUnd, Muiir, June7-ty .
New Advertisements.
SUMMER TRAVEL
If yon Jomncy for lmriii, lionlth or recrt n
tiontotne 'Mountain, IWikes, or 81 1 oro, over
ImxtOT ovr tot. !m't tnil to wcmottien o
trctlnn nf ACODENT INritt MANCjC In TJI13
TAVISliKlt4v p( llnrtront. Anr irorntftr
Aront win wrlir a Milf or montbir ToUcvin
n fnw minute, or a Tirkot from ono lo t'liriy
itnvn. Tho co ii no hmuli tlmt any ono enn m.
lord 11 wio ttftvrJ n. nll-Cnsli piiUfurAccl
denim Initlen ovee OMO.lOit.
Wo will pay AKiMiuiufeaJuiyut tlno per numlh
snd eim-tnten,or nllowft InrtiP communion, Im-1I our
new nnd woadernil Iiivi-iiIioiib. Hf mean hat wrtv.
Bsmplefrce AddrenHtUKUuAN ACo.tMrfrsliatLfcLllch.
O I7t TVT PI T l'' O- Itll ll Ct).. Portland'
O JIJXn xj M-iiiio, for host Ar ucv Uttilnees
Inhe VotlO, r.xnenstve OnlfltFrcO;
J.
15
YOU NEED NOT
SUFFER A MY
WITH
Dyspepsia, Constipation,
Liver Complaint, Indigestion,
Debility, Sec,
when yon con ho relieved nnd cured by tho
use or that reliable ( Established 1850,) remedy
Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON.S
It Is Nature's own remedy, nnd contains no
nauseous drugs. If you are so had ofl ns not
to be ahlo to eat a t racker without distress,
try Or, llniiKlilnli' I't-imlii.alid ou will
not be disappointed. Ho sure you get Dr.
llntifrJiioit' 1'i-psliinndtalionn huso Imi
tation'. Sold by nil Drugulsts. J. II. Katun,
I'roprletor.Phlladclphla.l'a. HUKNTGOOD
it CO., General Agents, New York.
June 7. 3mo.
jyj-AltOMXU TOWNSHIP.
Annual Financial Statement of Mahoning
Township. CHAKLES LENTS., Collector
of Tax and Overseer of the Poor o! said Town
ship, lu account with said Township lor tho
year ending April, 1870 :
DU.
To Amount of Duplicate $ 003 18
" Cashrec'dot r. Born, Into Col'r, 75 34
" " interest on nnovo ,& 34 o uo
t. ree'd of Joel Monk's estate.. 45 35
" " " or Mid. C. F. Poor Hist. 0 72
" " realized rrom sale of -Mrs. F.
Mj eis' furniture 10 11
" " received of Geo. Kline, being
amount expended for nnilii
nanco of Uubcoca Strauss,
deceased 200 00
" " rclundcd by O. Shoemaker. . IS 10
$1208 03
2 14
1 Balance due Chas. Lcntz .
$1271 07
CR.
By Cash paid, as per receipt $1051 08
. " " Nallnin Frantz, forscr-
vlccs ns Overseer 31 00
11 Services rendered as Oieisccr,per
seir. 60 75
14 Amount of Exonerations 0 6J
" Commission on fS'Ji 63 at 5 per ct.
for Collecting- 41 77
" Commission on $1082 08 at 3 per ct.
tor Paying Out 32 48
" Bahinco liom last y'r's settlement 4138
$1271 07
Wc the undersigned, Auditors orMnhuiiliig
Township, do hereby certlly that we h ivo ex
aiiilned the above account, and liud It cor' ect
as above staled, this 16th day of A pill, 1870.
OUAHLKS H. SE1DLE, )
THOS M. WEAVER, Auditors.
JOSlAIlMt!&tELM.l.N, )
HARRISON MILLER, ono of I ho Supervis
or's or Mob. .till ir Township, lu account
with Mid Townhlp Tor tho year ending
April, 1879:
DR.
To whole amount of Tax Duplicate.. $ C03 48
" Cash receive I ul Nathan l.nllkr. 4J5 00
" Balancoduo from Tonnshlp 60 65
$1130 01
OR.
BvC'ash nald for Kenairlns: Roads.
Bridges, K.0 8 001 OS
" Exonerations 5 64
" Services, pcr sell 103 Oo
" Comniission on $052 02 at 5 per ct, 2 80
81139 01
NATHAN LAFFLER, one or the Supcrvls
or's of Mahoning Township, In account
wllh said Township lor the year ending
April, 1870:
DR.
To wholo amount or Duplicate $1100 40
" Six dnjs'labor by Win. llchtol for
tomnshlp (a pauper) 6 00
$1103 42
OR.
By Cash paid Tor Repairing Roads,
Bridges, ftc $ 874 01
" Cash paid II. Miller, Supervisor, 42 O'J
14 Exonerations 6 04
" Services, tar sell 78 00
11 Cash paid Auditors for settling
accounts 4 50
' Bnlanco dueTownsh p 34 88
" Commission on $1185 33 at 5 per ct. 77 28
$1106 42
Wc tho undersigned, Auditors of Mahoning
Township, do hereby certify that wo have ex
amined tho abovo accounts, and found the
samo correct as above stated, this 10th day ot
May, A. D. 170.
(HIAlil.lS 11. SEIDLE,)
THOS. M. WEAVER, J Auditors.
JOSIAHMUSSELMAN )
B lay 17 1870-W3
JEUISTER'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the Executors,
Administrators und Guardians hetclnaltor
named have tiled their respective accounts of
the following estntcs In tho Register's Ollico
at Mauch Chunk, In and for the County ol
Carl on, which accounts have been allow cd by
tho ltealster, will be presented to tho Judges
ol tho Orphans' Couri on MONDAY, tliou.h
day or J ONE NEXT, at 2 o'clock P. M., lor
continuation :
First nnd tinal account of Silas and John
Solomon, executors ot (he last wilt und tes
tament of Nathaniel Solomon, deceased.
First and final account ol Adulph Husinan,
administrator of the estate of Chas. lluss.
man, deceased.
First and tinal account ol Mary L. Buckinnn,
executrix of tho estate of Adam Hucktnaii,
deceased.
First and tinal account of John Bynon, guar
dian of Charles Powell, one ol the heirs of
Morgan Powell, dcccastsl.
BKRNARD PHILLIPS, Register.
Mauch Chunk, May 10. 1870-W4
UDITOU'S NOTICE.
In the Matter of the Asiimicd Imitate of J-'.
I: skmuj:l.
Tho undersigned Auditor, having been op.
pointed to make distribution ol the lunds In
the hands or J. L. Gabel, Asslgneo ot F. 1'.
Semmel, "Wll meet tho parlies Interested ot
lilslitllee In tho Horouirh or Mauch Chunk,
on Thursday JUNE 12th, 1570, at 1 o'clock
1". M.. where all Interested can attend,
F. BERTOLKTIK, Auditor.
Mauch Chunk, May 17, liP-4
SSIUNEE'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hcrely given, that Henry Boyer,
Asslgneo ut the Esiato ul J. 11. Seidel, has
tiled Ills account as such osslgnce, lu the Court
of Common Fleas ol Carbon County,nnd that
tl Mino will come up for continuation, und
will be allowed by said Couit on tho Dili day
ol Juue, 1870, unless cause be showu to tho
contrary. By the Court. jjj;,mkri:r,
May 10, 1870-to l'rolhouotary.
feSIUNEE'SNOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given, that Chas. Mcend
een, Assignee of the Estate or Lei 1 Kern, has
tiled hisacvountasruch usslgnee, lu tho Court
of Common Pleas or Carbon Comity, und that
the same will come up for continuation, und
will ho allowed by said Court on thoUlhday
or June, 1870, unless cause be shown tathe
coutrory, lly the Court. , ,.,.,,,.,.
Muy 10, 1679-to
1'rutuoi.uiary.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Hie adrertLcr. harine been permansmlir
i ureJ ol tnal Uread uiso.i.o Cuuauuiiitlou. bra
a'mule rxratilr.I'anilaiis ;o insko kuiwu to In.
lellow-aalferviatlie meuui ul oure. 'loall who
(.Nile It- be will teiala CMiy ol tno vreaeniitiun
used. (lire of cMrcm ) Willi llie iliiHIIuiia fur
ureuarin; uul utiuaT th Auiwe. vinoa taay will
Uuifa blue cubk (jr C'oaoUMi'lioH, AsTiiutT
UiiL.scnnw.
rsrura nikhinK tlie lTewriptlon. will tluue
adiliiui. t:. A 1 1 .so N, 11 1 1'iuii '.t' nt
Wil .ui Uuiili, .
iVjQZg? d B2 So 1 2..
New Advertisements.
s
UEUIFFb' SALTS
OF
Valuable HiUl Estate !
By virtue of snndrv writs uf Fir.m Facias,
Llvat;i facias ond Venditioni Kxcosas innucrt
out ot llu) Court of CDintnou l'leasof uaritou
Countv, nno to mo dUettod thtro vnU bejex
posed at l'nbltp bale, ittho Conrt House, in
tho boiough of Sftuurtt CbiruK, ou
Monday, June 9th, 1879,
nt KLHVKN, o'c'ock A, Ma shnrp, tho follow.
lngproprrtlPa t
All that certain.
nor on vtzvr. or ground
Bit unto nn tho north word! v de of Centre
alrout, mtiio vulnrt- of Upoer Mwuch Chunk
lntna lioronithof Mourh thnntc, numbeirdlu
the Mnn or plot ihvrof 1(5, coiitHtnlnir in front
or uroMtth on fmd Rtiect,Iiftv leot. mid extend
Ini? ihenconorthwnfdlv of thnt vtrtih, between
pninhol lines nt tight tingles with the Batd
CentroBtieei. in length or depth ono hundred
nnd ninety ft. to. oiiU.siiccU Unnndui south'
wnrulv bv Contro street, noiriiwnritlr bv Nonh
street. DORtwaidlv bv lot No. one bundled mid
foit.v-tlirce, westsTRidly uylotlso. one uundied
nnd fony-ecTon,
The taiptovcmcntfl ttisreon aro a
TWO-STOnYFaAMED'yELWNa HOUSE,
sixteen by twcnty.fivo feet, Kitchen attached,
twelve by Hiteen teet and putuulldinga.
Seized nno tnken Into execution aa the mop
oity ol Nicholas lUckcr.
-ALIO,
All thnt certain
LOT Oil ri&OE OF UIIOTJND,
sltuntoontho south, side nf llnsnra street In
Ibe Vlltnuo of Bum rait Hill, Oat Don Count ,
lcun-ivtmlA. minihereo tu tho tin or plot
tlieieof .Vnuiuer TMiuv-lx. coiitQiulnj; In fiotit
or bronilth on paid Hazard street tbuty leer,
und ex tend i uk thCLCe Bouthwardlyoiio hundred
and twenty flvo leet to n twenty feet wide
nltoy, 'bounded north by said Hnzsid strict.
cBt by lxt Number 'rbirly.eifii., toutn by
snd mlcy, nnd west by hot Kumber Jhirt;
four. Tno Iruprovciaccta thcrcou aro a Ono an! a
Hull fcitory
FRAME DWELI.INP HOUSE,
twenty-eight by thirty-two feet. Kite lien nt
tncheo, tea by twenty four fcut, und juibuild
tiitrs.
Hened oud tacn t.iti x"Cu:V)n ns the prop
ottvoi lluo c Wtlnams nnd Jeuipina WilmiiU"
h:a wifo.
A LQ
AU that certain
LOT Oil I'lECE OF OliOUND,
Mtuntoontho nottn slrfoof Hi surd meet, tu
tlio ViLi:o of bumunt Hhl, Ojir-on Countv,
i'euunylvunia, uumotU'd lu ihj plan or p ol
tin loot umber MtiV.uuo cotital nlus; In Iront
or bieantb ou s-ild Hazard street tht ly-iour
tect, nno cxtei ding tlieuco uoiihwiiid olio hun.
drert and twemvllvo tret to u twmtv tint wioi
nl lev, boundud umth bv snd aitcv. east bt JsOt
Niiiniiui blxiy.threo, a-mth bv Ilozjid etieot,
nnd webt by i.tt Number Filty uhc.
Tae Improveuicnts tlicroon aioa Two story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
sixteen bv twenty-five fectKltclien Attached,
eleven by fourteen feet, uuu outhuiioiugB.
Bo zed nnd tn'fn m'o execution as the prop
city ot Johu W. Ihou a,
-ALO.
All that certain Messuage or Tenement and
LOT OU PIECE OF O HOUND,
aUnritooii ihonotthwarrtly side of Broidwav,
lu the Uurongli ol Miincli t;)iunk lu tho ('omitv
oiuniuou uuucsiavuoi r-nuej ivuiiiu, numui'r
pil mi tho n'an or nlot t hereof rumtier T went v.
four cotitii.ulug in iront or br.itlt ti on en id
Uroauway eltftitfvn nnrt one half feer. and eon
tlmitnjfot ina bieuiith nt rip at Hntiiesfinm
tho Bald Iruudwav, t-lxtV lhU'O teet, ui m
less, loTnip Alley, nnd liom tlib norti wnrdly
S1G Ol imp t. rev onymo wvi, minu vv less
to I'ipo Alloi . b-.undttu ku hwardly by Rio u
wav jitoiestid p.mtwardly by Lot Numberct
Twenty six, wetwnrdly bv Lot Nurabered
Twenty two aulnorihwnidly oy Flue A hey
ntoica.iltl.
Tho ImprovemcutJi thcicon aro a Two and a
nan aiory
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
olehtern feet four Inches bv thlrtvthrco feet.
wit:i Fiume K'.tctien aitachcd, ouo nndi llo-i
Saonei hlifh, elliteou feet fnur lncneri bi six
teen ftet, aud a iwo-wtory Friunc out uoue,
eihcocu ieet four luehes oy Rumen teet.
Soized ai.d tikou Into execution as the prop
city OL F. C KIlUl!.
AL 0-
Atl that ccrtalu
TRACT OR PIECE OF LAND.
sltuotn nnrtly In Towouienslnff township, ond
,i-itly In i'laukllu tuwnsh'o. O nbou ;eounty.
I'enusi ivun a, bounded by lauds of VNUiim
rho mid, tiubml "-chmUe, Hnniwm wchiu:dt
1 homm Soit, iteubeu Hilt, Luuiml Gravei,
nnUUtorpo u own, conciiuiu"uuodi
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACREs,
inoro or lea.
Tbe iiuuioveir;enti thcieonnie a
TWO- -TORY 1'HAMfi DWELLIXG IIOUSF,
twrntr frtin lir twrntv.rnrl.t fiet: stable twon-
iv hi- ihi.tr fe.et' mcistv. fiuiiteen tiv mxUen
ieet, hiw nnd, tweutyllvo by Jitiy-two feet
ana oiner ouiuuiiuniKa-
Sr. zed nnd taen Into cxrcutlon as tho i icp
tity of Come xua buyiler.
-AL-O,-
AU that certain
LOT ORi'IECIu OF GROUND,
aHnntfl nt. thrt 1 nrth R'OA )f West RroadwnV. In
tho Jlorooehof AiHiich chunk, betf' mug nt the
D'au orplotoriotnumoei thiuyeDihf. on Wml
liroadwuv.nini;extciiUiutr tnenceno Ulwaid be
tween the iliu'H of F-ald lot number tuutj-eipbt
cxtendwi slxty.flvo Ieet uioio or lops. toilio
ItOQU tO Upper JunilCU iiuhk' uuinimu ujiiii
Uv saiti j mull I'uai ut luwium .ui mi ij -niAi i
tending houth oy West liioadvvay.auu wctt jv
lut number forty extended
Tho Improvements theieou aro a
TWO-STOnY FRAME DWELLING HOUJE.
with basement to tho tenr. twentyn.no leet
Irnnl sunt I ir 11 1 w.Oi irli t Tpot, iltMln.
Seized and taken Into execution m the piop
city of Jacob II binlth nuJ J anu UmltU.
-ALSO.-
AU that certain
LOT OR TIECE OFGHOUND.
at tun to nn'tlin ftnilth ftlri of NortU StlOCt.in thi
vibuirei.f Unitr Jduiich t'liun. ami Itoiouh
of Mauch Cl ui k, uuwoerert in the plan or olot
theieof mneiy feix. ct'otamiiiR lu front, or
breadih on said North Mrcet twenty tivo feet;
nnd in depth llftv teot to a twenty uet wido
iit'ey, boundoti uortubvNo th stieet, oast by
101 IIUuTJer U1UIHV I'lur, miniu uv n.uu ut.cj-.u-iu
webt bv lot uuiuiiernuifiy eurni,
Tho improvements thorcou aro n
TWO-3 TORY FRAME DWH-LLINGJIIOUSE,
nurtitreii feet front hv twenLV-elah. feet dep
klteheu nt'-ftched fourteen by olahteeu tool, aud
oui-uui;aiu'ii
Bilzed aad taten lnlo execot'on as the rmp
crly of Joan faliutt und Caroline ?hutt UU wne,
AL30,
All that ceralu
LOT OR PIECE OF GROUND,
situate on the eastward y side ol Ciml st ret. In
Jluchelbiruie Mauch Chunk Townshn.Cjibuii
Cuuniv, l'ennpy.vnla( Nauibeied tn hi ilau
or plot tiicrcot Hix und E'K.it, routaiuing lu
riout or bioidtli on said toul stieet eitnnwfl.o
feet s x luclius, and exteini.u thenco ErHi
ward out numbed and tUiy leitto other
ground ot Ihu Lehtgh Com ana Nuvigiilnn
uuiupuny uouiiuro imiiiiuyju' numui'r nmr.
Cd3t b other piouudi tl aiil Company, south
by lot .Vumner Ten, ana west by Coal Btieoi.
The unpioTcuieutti thereon are a Tn o Story
FRAME DOURLE DWELLING HOUiE,
twenty by thlity-thiee feer, end a On Story
l'rame Klttlieu, twenty-four bv ten feet.
feized uuc t.Uen into execution the proi'
crty ol chju.es 1J. Miller.
-AI.'SO,-
AU thai certain
lot on rnx'E of anoujfD,
situate on the fsoutbwardlj' side nf llniiioad
street. In the lili,'e of bunmilt 111 I. Muuch
C'Uuuic luwiislmi CnrbouCouiiir.Pcuusilvauiu,
Numueti-il ttiiriy.fout tn h cert lu i.lau or plot
of it lui oi lauu, Kiiunu as lh romuirv 1'roiH.T.
tr. ConiuliiliiK in flout or bteadth ulouif aj1
Uailtpuit stit-et tinny loot and extcudina theme
suutuir ,nlU' of mat width, betwteii iiaialicl
illica ut naUl angle with caluslnot ouehuu.
rieduud twentv-uve leel, lioondi-d foutbnuii
Ir uv Inu nud uuii ol tho Uaucli uhunc and
Mlinraic Hill Ilallrriail, mslwaidiv Uv lot num.
beiediussld u au unrty-aix. Miuthwatnlv bv
Ijiii'h of the Ixluh coal & Navivanou Coin.
nanv. ajd wotatillv by lot Huiuoo-m tlnr y
tno ou tbn piau almrsuld, with ull ltupiovc-
Ull'llti Oil thO JitCtUlftOS.
S.lxcdand lakeu Iniooiecuiloa aa thcjiroj.
city ut lulo ilil.fr;
-UiO-,
All tint certain rail, vlere 01 section of
LOT OF LAND,
numbered on- hnndir-d aud one. situato bc
tft'eii Noitbominon ueet aud widow al.ey,
m 11,0 Uoioitgh uf Lehl..liloii, C'aihou County,
rounsy Vdiilu.beinirtuo wodtemnurtot auldLuc
Ivo. One LuLiiiidui o o.ic. uuu which woaleru
nait or tdoio or ectl"ii Hiicavirji-d u loilowa:
hea unt the eornir ol Mahuulinr atiwt
aud wiuuw allay, theiice ut nKtit amies Willi
aia Willow uller, lust Oue hundriU uud uuo
fettilhtliro ut lUIH uniilos wall tald Hut
hue nxtr-MX feet, to a i.ululiu ihe i;att aim
Wut ime ot ta.d wliu'.e lot and ihein o at right
sua-lujwithiMiid slitytlx leel hns west oue
liuinlie.1 aud one letl to v illow al.oi . and
taeuce oaih sixtv-.lx leet alorni aaid ahoy eo
tro place of ocfiiuUua.
The Inipruveuieuts thereon aie a Tno Story
FI1AMU DWBLLO IIOUbK,
twnlr fMit b. thirtr tict. btablo thirteen by
i lahlrou fit, aud ouUuildugi
(?e awl and taken Insoaxeswilen astoenrnn
erty of The I'uat l'ii)j'tiiua Uluuh cl L
LigUtou. aud to ue aold by
J. W. nUlU5Nl)U8II, Sheriff.
MaucU ' hum., May 3, ST-,'.
sS. Wc Start
WITH AS ENTIRE NEW Al'fl U'ELI, SELECTKIJ BTOCK OF
Just received from the Large Cities, which wc arc offering
at Unpvcccdcntly Low Piiccs I
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Sinvfrains
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iargains
U-gains
bargains
amains
Sarmiins
Barg ahis in House Furnishing Goods generally.
Call and be couvinccd. Respectfully,
tcFe To MUBBATOJI 8j$"9
Lindcrman's Block, Opposite tho Public Square,
Jn. 4 LEHIGIITON, PA.
The undersigned most respertfully announces to tho Ladies
of Wcissport and the surrounding country, that she has just
returned from the Cities, and is now receiving an immenso
assortment of the latest designs in
pBlaag MMItaery CoslSj
Comprising Hats, Bonnets, Notions, Trimmings, &c, &t,
all or which sho Is prepared to dispose of tn her patrons nt prices so low ns lo bo nerfrctlv
astonlshlnir. Hals nnd llonncts uindo up lo order. MU lll.S and LAI11KS
OWN 11A11! nuiiloiipto order on short notice and at very reasonable prices
S- Call aud cxaiulno Urods and learn Trices. -fca
Mrs. M. Guth, Fashionable Millinery Store,
April 2(5, 1879. White St., AVEISSPORT.
Important to BiiiMere, e.
Welgpsi; lflaSBliag Mill,
JOHN G. BIERY, Agent,
Is prepared to furnish all kinds of Dressed Lumber, Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Shutters, Mouldings, Brackets, Ballust
crs, "Window and Door Frames, Scroll Sawing,
Turning, Planing and Hipping done at short
notice and at Prices to Suit the Times.
sna Ms&cMEnoipy sill Mew
Contractors and Carpenters are invited to
call for Specifications, which will be
cheerfully furnished.
sT Special attention given to Orders by Mail. Thank
ful to our patrons and friends for past favors, we ask a share
of patronage in the future.
Very Kespcctf ally. "
JOHN G. BIERY, Agent
For the AVcissport Planing Mill.
F. O. box C3. jan.4- yl
Mew Crdsa&ails I
l respectfully announce to tho citizens of Lehigiiton and
vicinity that I have leased tho Old lst-OUice Stand, on
BANK Street, Lehigiiton, and that 1 am now receiving n
full line of
consisting of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Underwear, Hosi
ery, II andkerchiofs, Jewelry, llibbons, Ituches, lady's
hand-made Clouds, Gloves, Fancy Soaps, Brushes,
Combs, Buttons, Collars, Machine Needles and
Oil, Znphers, Ffiiic,y Stationery, and
all other articles usually kept in my line.
Also, Agent for tho celebrated
IDJ3Bl.Mir AlgSMSjr (tlSS-AI.
Call and examine my goods ; the prices tiro so low
that they cannot fail to suit all.
7.11 Si. H & TP.TRV
j
i'Kvi:itiss.
Nooneeun be sick when the stomach.
blood, liver mid Kidneys nre ncuiiny, nuu
lion Hitters keep them so.'
"The irrcaten noiirlsliliiB tonic, nppe-U
titer, stmiKthcncr and curative on earth Jl
Hop liuters."
'It Is Impossible tn remain lonar sick or
,0111 ol licit It li. wucre nop iiiucrs lire neeti.
kv iv i n lu u hits curu Ml II1UCII7
1 Itcciiiisu thev ulve uood dhrcstlon. rich
blond und healthy action of the organs."
No matter what your Ccellnz or ailment
la II.,., lllttrK Will lit, l.ll, l.ftrtiT '
" liciiieiuncr. nop jiiiers never iiiii.f.
Iiarui, out tcooti, ainu) satin continually,"
"l uriiyuiu uuHji,, i:ii'.ii,su me siniuiicii.
,IDU sivetien ine nri-uiu wiin nop lllliers,'
"Oulet uertcs mid balmy sleep In Hoi
Hitters "
"No health Willi Inactive liver and urin
ary organs without Hop Hitters."
fllY HOP CofOll OCBE AND IAIM HtLltK.
For sale by all Urugitlsts.
UKIJ3
N
otici:
la hereby clven to all persons who are In
debted to tho 'I reasurer uf Oaron IJuunty far-
Slereanlilo I.leenses, that unless they take
1 out their lleenaes within ten da)i fruin date
lenal measurs will Ue taken lor the cvlleo-.
tion of the amount charged to them. Tho
' amounts Mill Im r oelvetl ut the ll.inl.liin
I HuuMofll. II. I.lMlKliMAN fclJO.
' liy order of Uouuty UowuilMlouers.
ll. E. SWAldZ.OIerk.
Ma '.'llli, lTJ-3t.
in To-Bay!
1879.
Summer.
Dress Good
s
Shawl
Notion
Trimming
Corset
Hosiery
s
. Carpet
Oil Cloth
Cassimcrc
Hoots and Shoe
w
m
Mew IPrices I
URIAH FATZINGER
tlcsvcctfully announces lo the peerde that h
haa Icjsid the Shop ot SAMUtL Ulillisn
I.INU, on
North Street, Lehigiiton, Pa.,
and projK)e to resume hi olt bulnrs ot
Carriage and Wagon
BUILDING,
and re ipertf ally atk a ebtro of publio patron.
ukq. minrauteln- liie Wot ItmamLipto be fqnal
iu ttiobit, auU tuel'rtcofl tobo t lowttie
lowcal,
REPAIRING
of nil kinds promptly attended to a very tea.
fouauiecharirt fa.
U1IIA1I I'ATZINOER,
Opuo-lto l'ub:lc fcquarc, Koithfilreel,
fob ll yl Lehlghton, ra.
SPAVIN wrniiiuT uLisTMtiNo
OJ-il ' oroauslin; a soie. Noremedy
everillseovereil ctiuuls It (or certainty of ac.
tlnuln stopplnif the lameness and reinorliifc
Pill? P ouneh. 1'rlcel.oo. Send for
j j jv,aj circular Hiving l'oiltlve 1'ruofand
your nrarest ageul's address, bold ly drug,
ulsis, or sent lo any address by tha Inventor,
11. J. Ken Jail, M. II., lio.Uursli la lb, YL