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LKItlCIHTON. I'A.i
SATURDAY, AUOU8T 1(1, 1871).
Democratic Ticket.
POR STATS TMt.tSVKF.B,
DAN'IBIi 0. BAItIl,.bNAllAgIicny.
Republican "Ticket. "
ron ST4TK TRKASCItlCtl,
8AMUCL BWTIjTJH, of Chester.
I.TKLI,3KAT EMPJ.OVES.
There aro two kindi of Intelligent hands
or help, as every observant employer is
doubtless aware, who lias had much expe -ience
in hiring tho services of others. Tho
ono is ready and skillful in doing tho work
given l them, ami are usually classed undt r
tho li.-o J of "good hands." When they liavo
bcco npliklied tho work assigned tliem, rr
have put in the time allo'tsd, llioy havo no
other concern about it. Tho interest of their
employer does not claim a second thought.
Tiiey have fulfilloiClheircontrnot in a literal
sense, and whether good or ill betido their
.0 nployer's businoss,roncenis tliem but little.
They do not comprehend the Importance it
is to them that their employer's business
should prosper and continue successful.
Their Intelligence docs not reach so far as
thut or discover tho close affinity of interests
between the employed and employer.
There is another class of woikmen equally
utillful, who po?sess(S not only the know
ledge of how to deftly, but have an Intelli
gent idea of tho necessity of having tho woik
done. Tho latteroinonglhosowliomwoUiro,
aro tho mobt raro and .valuable. They are
tho men end women who maleo themselves
a necessity to employers, or employers soon
pcrsuado themselves to think so. They take
a portion of tho load of care off of tho shoul
ders of the master, which is by far the heav
iest load among life's burdens, This kind
ofhelp soon mounts to tho top round of the
ladder, is not uufrerpicntly offered a feliore
in tho Imsinosi, is sure 'of tho best and most
lucrative place at least, In the gift of tiio em
ployer. Such employes retain situations
whoever elso may bo discharged. And all
because they cultivate tho unselfish faculty
or an Intelligent comprehension ol tho neces
sity of having the work done in proper time
nnd In the bsst manner. Such men possets
a reserved capital fully as valuable as mon
ey, which the cmployeis of other men's la
bor nro quick to discover and generally
ready to offer for it its full value. Tho cm-
ployo who comprehends tho importance of
tho work he is nbout,stand3 nearest the man
whoso busy brain plans employment for
hundreds of hands which would otherwise
be idle, and makes possible ihe bread wliiedi
is to fill tho stomachs of many more.
Jnst after tho destruction, by Cro, of
Pardee Hall (Lafayette College). i:aston,ru.,
there was a good ileal ol'scolding against the
insurance companies having pnlicirs on the
building, because of an alleged undue scal
ing down of tho amounts payable by the
companies. The oggtegaloof tho policies wjs
$120,000, while tho sum paid was but $100,
80V. This was tho basis of complaint. Hut
there is another side to tho subject. The sum
awarded by tho insurance, companies was
tho result of a complete and fair survey ol
the property destroyed the Collegers well
as tho companies, being represented on the
survey; tho award fully covered tho actual
loss; and it is entirely satisfactory to the
Trustco3 eomiMjsing tho Building Committee
of tho College. On tho 7th of this month,
the committee, Ario Tardee, Chairman, "ro
solved that tho Trustees of Lafayette Col
lege, icpiesented by the Building Commit
ter, nro entirely satisfied with tho manner
of adjustment and tho liberality of the
nwaid of tho insurance companica in the
settlement of tho loss sustained by tho burn
ing of Tardto Hall."
Embezzlers of money belonging to the
Treasury of tho United States, says an c
chango, should not afterwards enlist in the
United Stales ormy. That was the misloko
committed by feter G. Claike, an cnibiz-
zling ostmaster of Alabama, who, having
spent his ill-gotten gains, enlisted as a pr
vale soldier. Th Secretary of War has
found a section of tho Revised Statutes uu
dt-r which private Claike cannot draw any
pay until ho has mado good tho deficit in
his former accounts, llo cannot resign,
j-ither, but must work out at tho rato of S10
a nionlh tho amount of his stealings. This
will require two years' servico in tho ranks
with nothing but army rations to livo on
and presumably no credit at tho sutler's
store.
Thcro is much excitement among the
Mormons nt Salt Lake City, arising out o
lha impiisouinent of Reynolds for Tidy
gamy, tho murder of Standing,tho Mormon
preacher, in Georgia, end tho Imprisonment
of the trustees of Iho Brlghani Ytuingestnte.
Thioatcning letters havo been' published in
the leading church paper,nnil inflammatory
speeches havo been mado by Mormon lead
ers. Tho report that tho Stuto Department
intends to send a circular to foreign coun
tries in reference lo Mormon immigration,
is ridiouled. It would bo absurd they say,
to suppose that any Burnpean Government
would ottabliih an Inquisition to determine
tho religious faith of emigrants, or their in
tention to become )iolygamlst3.
-esse II. Drake, a prominent citlren of
Nash county, Nt C.i who ilil on llio sm
inst.,- requested that his-will should be road
on the day of his deatn. In accordance
with this death-bed request the will was
opened and it was found that ho had lefthls
wholo fortune, estimated at from $10,000 to
$30,000, to three of his formerslaves, Calvin
Drake, Aaron Drake, Judah Drake, for their
lives, with rover! to thoir children. Jin
will woa'wrHten on the 20lliofMarcli,1877.
He leaves all hi estate, real and pernal,to
them, and nysi "Thsy have been my faith
fill slaves, ami havo remained witii me sm.-e
their freedom, muting and earing forme in
my old Si and I desire them to share my
grands." 1
I
Jjepar'.a from all partsof Northern New
Jeney, received 'n Morristown, indicate a
decided revival in the iron trade. Miner,
furnsciM and forgss. Idle for the pant six
years, are reopened, aud, in many of them,
wjrk is pushed night as well as doy. New
miir-fPoiig, and new furnaces built,
notably a Chettsr and Port Oram. The
n ily place la lhe entire region which shows
no sign of revival is Soonton.
There has beeu uo inaicrial e-uarigo in
lha aspect of the yellow fewer epidemic at
M,9liifi4kK"JI the lest weekend no spread
ofyfr sHaseie'td other pi sees. One peculiar
feature of the epidemic the present season
that the blacks are attacked as well ae the
wh-tc. 8 ...... davs Ih- s an,,,,,,. ,!,
nrgmes bs-o l-co.) m ,,- mm.Mi- ihm
The Philadelphia newspapers my that
Mr. Gotten, President of the Beading Itail
road Qtfmpaiiy, wiled from Liverpool for
homo last Saturday in tho Arlsona. His
oirivnlmay be( therefore, expected early,
nxt week. It is said that hn will bring
with him $5,000,000 borrowed In London
far his company.
SPEGIALCORRESPONDEHCE.
"3IorIcj-'K" J.ef tcr-ufrtim New Ynrlc.
New Yonrc, August 13, 1S7P.
kidicmmeu in tiiu MnTnorotls.
Doubtlosi many of your readers will Rasp
and call for a fan at tho baro mention of a
Metropolitan August but let thciS savo their
pity (or more needy objects t Tho tenement
house population Indeed suflVrs with summer
heat, ns It does with wintry cold, and with
foulness, and .disease, and endless suffering
through alt tho year. Those are tho accom
paniments of extreme poverty almost every
where Ood pity Its poor victims over all Its
bcitutllul world t But tho average dweller in
Ootham I am not speaking of; and ho gets
about ns much comfort during these hot days
and nights as In any part of the year.
For a
PALTUV HAtf DOLLAn.
ho can tako a sail down this, matchless Bay
past Sandy Hook, past the Highlands of Nav.
cslnk, tho last land a traveler sees In leaving
our shores, and the first to Krcct his return;
and on, ploughing tho blue-green waves of
tho Atlantlo Ocean, thirty miles In all to tho
great Iron Ocean l'ler at Lonu Branch; spend
seven hours on tho beach, and tako thirty
miles of Ocean nnd Bay back again to hlsclty
home. No suchsltty miles for fifty cents Is
offered nnywhero that I know ot.
Or for liko sum, ho can ko by boat or rail to
Coney Island, once tho haunt of montc-men,
gamblors and roughs, but now tho most de
lightful or family resorts, whoso visitors often
number 1:3,000 In a single day.
CO.NUY ISLAXD
Is a low, narrow strip of sand lying along
Long IslanJ facing the ocean. It Is six or
seven miles long and about half a mile wide
and Is separated from tho main land only by
a sluicglsli, narrow stronm-that a good horso
could jump across If tho banks were firm. Tho
sea front Is divided Into four dlflcrnt localities
or settlements, nlmoft, and in some cases,
quite toucnlng each other, and Is known as
Manhattan Beach." " Brighton Beach,"
Wcstlirlgn'on Beach" (formcrly"Cablo's,")
and thC'Wcst i:nd"or"MlkoNorton'i " Tho
latter li the oldest, and Is kept by ex-Senator
Mike" Norton, and Is still the favorite, resort
for people of a certain class. Hero the build
ings aro rough and low, liko u.ost of their
habtlutcr, though tho beach Is very fino. A
mile abovo comes West Brighton Itcaa
whero hotels ami summer gardens aro thick,
iho big t'ontcnntal Observatory offers a
fifty rallo view of Old Ocean ; tho Acquarlum
exhibits Its wonders of tho deep t tho big threo
staiy Ocean Tier offers its manifold attrac
tions, and German bands.boiubard your ears
ot every turn. Two liugo railroad dopots
stand herefrom whoso wl, lo doors tho crowd
piurtt ad lly outward from morn till dewy
eve, and where, till midnight, cyef y portal Is
choked with throngs wending their way home
ward a;nin.
A marine narrow nuago railway now run3
fron Norton's Point to West Brighton, bring
ing crowds who prefer tho sail down tho Il.iy
totlo all-rail routo. Half a mlto further
cast stands Iho hotel Brighton un "Brighton
Beach." It Is a huuo building of handsome
design, finished throughout In Bastlake, with
plazzts 50 to.75 feot broad running tho wholo
length. Hundreds of people fit onthesomog
nlficcnt piazzas nt supper, whllo tho bind
from a big stand directly In front discourses
sucli miuto as you would pay a couplo of dol.
lars In winter to hear at Stelnway's or the
Aiademy, whilo alien ten to fifteen thousand
people erowil tho planked walks around Tho
Brighton Beach railway has Its dcpotdlrecily
in the hotel. It would bo prcsuiup ion to nt
tempt u description of this beautiful sceno at
night, with tho long lines of brilliant lights,
tho denso mosses of ever moving people, the
shouts of merry bathers In tho roaring surf.
the sweet music, nnd, abovo all, tho powerful
rays of tho electric llht, shedding u bright
ness almost like that of tiio sun over all tho
set nc.
Manhattan Beach tics about half a mtlo
still further Bast, and here piands tho hotel
mado famous by Sir. Oorbin's declaration
lhat "no Jews aro wanted." Like Brighton
It Is very large, very elegant and very lucra
tlvo. A room to bo secured in cither ol these
monstrous bouses must bo engaged weeks
ahead. But even their Immense profit from
regular boarders at ii.SO a day Is dwarfed by
tho Incomo from tho tens of thousands who
visit each of theso beaches dally.
Cone) Island Is a uiudiroom. Hotels nro
golrgupwl h a rapidity that would seem In
ctcdlble, nnd all aro fairly coining money.
Next year wo shall hare a big Seaside Bark
just beyond tho Manhattan Beach nnd xood
ne;s only knows what else. Brighton has a
raco course now, nnd Manhattan rivals It with
a balloon, whilo Vc?t Brighton, besides the
Acquarlum and observatory, boastsa variety
theatre.
r.OCKAWAY
still furl her Bast, up n another Island, Jlraws
Its thousands ami maintains a wholo fleet ol
lino stoaiuers which ply between It and tho
city.
lint I'm less than halfthrough tho story of
our Mlinmer comforts, and tho admonition
eomts to "cut It short." I will f Moulet.
Otir I.ctlrr frum Washington.
Wasiiinotos, I). O., August 11.
Tho Sunday which rose upon tho city to-day
has hail a touch of autumn In It, though mid
summer has scarcely passed. It was, however,
but a faint trace a foreshadowing of things
to come. Thcro was not a stramto voice in
any of e ur pulpit. Tho riverside abounded
In excursions. Iho porks, never greener,
drew crowds, and Washington was quiet and
content. Tho hills around tho District cities
are all belug cut down, baked Into bricks and
bu It up again in their new form as sumplu.
ous and lontcnlent tnvcillngs. The savage
dug a holo in tho hill and dwelt there, but tho
clvlllied man puts the hill In a holo or grinds
It up into clay aud presses It out Into bricks
for dwelling. Tliecentrehlllsof tho city were
long ao converted into rows of two-story
houses, aud still tho brickyards climb tho hills
on tho edge of tho city, and as tho hilltops
sink the clay rises Into houses. Tho great
hills In tho northwest and southeast sections
ot tho city that formerly dominated tho sur
rounding neliihborhood are btliig rapidly
"brought lo grade'' by lusy brlckmakcrs, and
soou tho city will havo swallowed us last hill
top and ufttftiaulaleU U into a well-built street.
The home-supply of clay needed, however, Is
far from sufficient, and lor years tho Vfrglula
hills, acrot.3 the Putomae, havo been carted, In
bricks, across the Long liildgo. Washington
has sent eut a brlckmnking colony to occupy
tho nearest bills, nnd at I ort Runyun, the
first maitdaud that tho road realties alter
having ciotted Iho I.oi.g Bridge and Alexati.
dcr'S Island, is a populous illago ot brlek
kilns, and shows the capital a column ol
smoke by day and of fire by night. Theso
kilns ore surrounded by factories that use the
most Improved machinery, and employ many
hands.
One of tho most affecting Incidents of tho
times is the Interchange ol epistolary compli
ments between lion. Oarl Shun and Ills Bx.
ce'llcnc; Spotted Tail, chief tho Brule Sioux.
It appears lhat old Spot has detected certain
faults In the civil servleo of his admlnlstintlon
auddeslriug the iihisianoeof an expert to
reotlly iheu, naturally turns his utteullon to-
the most celebrated professor of civil service
reform now living. Uatuirdsonogrratplws
ure Hurt Jdr. Sburz has aeeepted the iuvlu
tbm of hi red brother, nud will shortly pro
ceed to reform lhe olvil service of the Brule
Uux. Thre 's no Information as to what
method ol reformation It Is proposed to pursue
Whether he bus some special plan, or Intends
to proceed lu the regular way, at $300 per
i ., .nJ foulid
l'robubly the Seeretary
hiastsK has not yet decided upon a course of
procedure, but Intendrto be gevcrned by the
Is exiguous t u e oase as they leiay io-omui liloalfa, Uln auvoim the meet hilly in the
th.tn.Aluatnn (lift thn, Alltl.nt nunluiuMl ' '
themselves on the .pot. All tnat can be said
I"-' that In ease ho elects to proceed
" ' K' 'rw-.ymu.li of bis precept must
le 1
.v itr illes.
ux i.in-
f. '
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a' T i - .
o ftc-l
lhat ho will visit tho New Idrla Mining Co.,
In whose favor ho recently rendered a decision
worth over $10,000,000, leaving poor McOara
han In tho cold,
Ono of tho Republican Congressional Com
mit! tccmcn who has been spending a week In
Maine, returned hero to-day. Ho s.rys that
Senator lllalna reports lhat ho has his party
lucxccllent working order, nnd for tho first
time since tho canvass was began hofeclasnro
that tho Republicans will carry tho State.
Blalno has broppod tho question of finance, or
at least has mado It a secondary place, nnd Is
running tho campaign on tho old war Issues,
especially In regard to the question of Sinto
rights. His estimate of the vote Is that there
will bo 135,000 Votes cast. Of this number he
gives 70,000 to tho Republican candidate,
CO.OOOtotho Qrcenbackcr, and 15,000 to- tho
Democratic candidate. In reaching these
figures he thus estimates that there wcro
11,000 Republicans who dld.not go to tho polls
last year who will voto this year; that tliero
arc 13,000 Republicans who voted tho Qrecn
back ticket last year who havo returned to
the Republican party, and will nt tho coming
election voto tho ticket of that party.
Rapid progress Is being mado In tho oon.
strucllcn of the now building for tho Bureau
ofllngravlng and Printing, nt tho corner ot
Fourteenth and II streets, southwest, and It
already gives promlso ot being ono of the
finest specimens of brick architecture to bo
round anywhere. Tho structure at ltsprcsent
stngo Is an Interesting subject for study. Tho
site chosen Is a commanding ono. The spa.
clonsness of tho grounds nnd thoso of tho
Washington Monument, and Iho-parks south
of tho White House, glvo tho building an un.
obstructed view to tho north nearly half a
mtlo in a direct line. To the cast llo tho
grounds of tho Agricultural Department, tho
Smithsonian Institute, and tho Botanical
( nrdons, forming a continuous ornamental
park between tho Potoniao and the Capitol,
fully a mllo In length. Tho walls of tho new
building aro more than three feet thick. Seen
rrom within, with tho skeleton ofinosslvo iron
girders and supports, they seem designed to
last forever. Iho chief Iiaturo of Interest is
found In tho claborato system ot outsldo orna.
mentation. A water-line of gray granite nnd
n continuous sill of tho some material mark
tho floors of tho first md second stories. Tho
window sills nnd a portion of tho ornamental
work around thoentrnncoarool Brown stone
Alltho remainder is of brick. In two colors,
but moulded Into a great variety of patterns.
Bach story has Its special pattern of orna
mentation, In pressed brick, whilo over tho
wholo thcro ritLS a series of springing win
dow arches, supported upon piers which ex
tend from tho around to tho roof. The main
cntranco is a "study" In brlek and stone. Del
icate columns'ot brick support tho arch pan
els of brick with sunflowers fill tho spacos and
overhead hangs a graceful balcony supported
upon half arches of tho two materials com
blncd. Ornamental work of a still higher
order, also in brick, Is promised within.
AUGUST.
ioj.vss in roi.ixscs.
Tun JumscoN8Ut.T axd the Ovster.
Two men disputed fiercely o'er an oyster,
Which they upon tho seashore found one
day.
When, as ihelr tongues grew dry, their pal
ates molsturo.
A fudge came down that way.
Thny both agreed, becauso of his great learn
ing, Ho should dccldo tho question in dlsputo ;
And lo I he showed a mind tho most discern
ing
In listening to tho suit. .
Ho looked as sober as a monk in clols'cr
When, alter jiondiilng tho metier wo 1,
Ho split tho tjlvalvo, gently ato tho ojster,
And gavo thein each a shell 1
Tho story's old, but new tho application,
SInoe i'onhSilvanla pre-Bcnts tier claims
To represent tho mighty Yankee nation
Before tho Court St. James.
Whllo Hartranlt, Woyno MaoVeagh, and
eithers quarrel.
And angry talk in s'eady current flows,
'Tls strango that nono of them can see tho
moral
That's plain ns Cameron's nose.
For Mr. Bvorts, with fino Intuition.
When ho has thoughtupuii the subject well,
May tako tho oys'cr of tho English mission
And givo the rest tho shell.
AVw York iun.
Secretary Schurz intends to leave Wash
ington fur Cincinnati on tho 30th Inst. Hit
will speak onco in that city, and then go to
Yunkton to visit tho Red Cloud and Spotted
Tail agencies, and other points on tho Upper
Missouri. On his way bock ho will visit
Denver, ami pass through Kansas and the
Indian Territory.
Charles B. Salter was arrested Monday
afternoon at tho instance of the Riot Bill
Investigating Conimitle, on a cliargo of cor
rupt solicitation of members of the Legisla
ture In connection with tho Riot Claims
Dill, and entered bail for his appcarauca in
Dauphin County. Wm. II. Kemblo was
also formally notified to enter bail at Harris
burg on a similar charge. Tho investigat
ing committee held n meeting Monday at
Hnrrisburg, when tho details of tho prosecu
tion wcio arranged. They havo engaged as
attorneys for tho prosecution Senutor Matt
Carp ntcr of Wisconsin,Judgo Jere. S. Black
of Pennsylvania, and Franklin B. Gowen,
President of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company. Chairman Wolfe says
that the caso will bo vigorously pushed, anil
tho trial is expected to como on early in
September.
lion. J. S. Rutan, Collector of tho Port
of Pittsburg, has been interviewed nbout
State politics, and ho believes that Candidate
Butler will receive 40,000 majority in tho
coming election. Mr. Daniel O. Barr, who
continues to work along nt his desk in the
First National Bank at Pittsburg, says that
ho finds things looking well, and that tho
other fellow must look out for himself.
Tho cases of Jesse R. Crawford, of Blair
county, Alexander Leisenring of Carbon,
Dr. Shoemaker of Dauphin, and J. MeCuno
and Chris. Long of Cumberland, charged
with corrupt solicitation of members of Iho
Legislature in connection witli tho Riot
Claims bill of last session, will oomo before
the August term of Court at Harrisburg on
the 25th inst, Tlioro is an additional chirg0
of perjury ngalnst Jeue It. Crawford
The bonded debt of the United States
was stated on January 1, 1870, to bo $1,702,
050,150, On May, 31, 1879, it was etatedto
bo S1,007,-104,7G0. On Juno 30th it was
stited to be $2,027,207,-250, and wo observe
that tho Republican organs, of roccnt dub
say It is $1,000,114,250. Aeuording to these
figures tiie debt lias actually been increased
abaut $300,000,000 sinew 1378. It is no
wonder that General Spinner declared that
when he was in the Treasurer tho public
debt statements "ntwr agreed with h it UoU,"
and that "ho was not allowed to publish
truthful statements.
The activity of Charles Tester's cam
palgn work in Ohio may bo judged by this
epitome from his own lips of his labor with
in forty-eight: "I nude a speech inCoium
bus on 1'iiday; took a train in tho afternoon
for Laneaster, more than titty miles distant;
made five ten-minutes' speeches on the
way ; spoke at Lancaster for an hour be
tween 2 and 3 r. u.; look tho train for Ports-
mouth on the Ohio Riwr; spoko there in
the oveulng, and Immediately started over
the country by carriage lor West Union, tho
seat of Adams county, it distance of forty
seveu miles. The journey occupied all night,
and we arrived at nest Union about 5 o-
otook in the morning. The roads were very
.""""'
l "ere.ooti it was oniy a
the engagement I Ult
ra little more than twoit
I
-ic.'ch d'nin Iho f.iro-
'1 1 .
f '! ('. n nd --v
pie who seemed anxious to hear the issues
of the cniupnlgn discussed."
An nntl-ciiluow) club In Burekn, Ne
vada, has given thirty day's notice tottll
employer! of Chineso labor to dispense with
it under tonally of a loss of patronage
Detroit's city credit almost roaches that
of tho federal government. She has just
marketed a loan of $200,000 bearing fouricr
centum interest $50,000 at par and $150,
000 at a premium of ono-tenth,' of ono per
centum.
Tho Cincinnati "Commercial" remarks:
"Ono would supposo from reading the aver
ago Greenback speech that thero is only one
class of pcoplo in. tho country namely,
tljbtors and that their cliiofiiliii is lo avoid
tho payment of their debts."
The convention, of tho Fusion party of
Lackawanna county was held at Scrnnton
Wednesday, and a bitter contest for tho
judgeship nomination was engaged in be
tween F. D. Collins, W. II. Stanton nnd Ed.
Merrificld, Mayor Towdcrly opened the
convention nnd Gcorgo Allen was permanent
chairman. Tho following nominations were
mado: For Judge, F. V. Collins; Sheriff,
Michael Grimes) Prothonotary, A. Miner
Itenshaw llccorder, John Kelly of Carbon
daloj Treasurer, Philip Robinson; District
Attorney, Cornelius Smith; Clerk of the
Courts, Thomas J. Bolandj Begisterof Will",
A. B. Dunning; Commissioners, Dennis
Tierney and Joseph Sciberlt; Jury Commis
sioner, Michael Ilnunick; County Surveyor,
A. J. Smith, of Wavcrly j Auditors, Gcorgo
Duhigg, Francis Johnson.) Coroner, Dr.
John Sullivan, Thcnamoof tho Democrat-io-Labor-Greenhack
party was adopted.
STATU NJ1WS.
Largo shops hayo-bcen opened In Read
ing for tho manufacture aud repair of boil
ers. The Pennsylvania Railroad now pays
about $100,000 per month to Ita employes at
Altoona, the shops running on full time
Tho Hurrisburg Telegraph reports that in
tho First nnd Second wardsof that city there
is not a man idlo and not a dollar of icut
duo.
Samuel BIuo nnd Jacob Mann, of Muncy,
Lycoming county, cut in ono day 100 oak
trees. They also cut 175,000 feet of oak tim
ber in nino days.
Mrs. Mary Lockaril, of Bradford town
Bhip, Clearfield c.ounty,celebratcd tho 101th
anniversary of her birth Monday of last
wcck by a basket picnic.
Horace McQuoy, aged eighteen years, sat
tlowuoutho luiiioad track, near Watson
town, on Thursday afternoon, 7th inst., lell
asleep and was cut to pieces by a train.
The Ouc-hundrcd-nnd first regiment
Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers will hold
a reunion at Leccliburg, Armstrong county,
on the 1st of September. Colonel A. W. Tay
lor, formerly of Braver county but now ul
Washington City, will bo tho orator of the
day.
Governor Iloyt on Friday, Sth inst., issu
cd warrants for tho execution, October 0, of
John O'Neill nnd Peter McManus, the
Northumberland county Mollio Maguircs,
convicted of tho murder of Coroner Ilesecr,
near Sharnokin, Pa., in 1874. Also, for tho
execution of Audiow Trucey, of McKvau
couuly,who murdered a young lady to whom
ho was paying attentions.
Blwuid Ileibert, Hugh Murray, George
Shtiman and Peter Hull, wcro severely
-Ujunied by uu expleision of gas in the bi"
tunnel ut the) Poltsvillo cidlicry Fiiday
morning, Mil lust. -ino explosion was
cause-d oy tho cate-lcssiicss of a miner.
A conference of Chiistian Railroadmen
will bo held at Altoona from September 18 to
the 21st, inclusive. Tho confcrcnco will bo
hold in tho reading room ot tho Railroad
Men's Christian Association, at tho above
namcel place.
Tho oldest couple, perhaps, in tho Stato of
Pennsylvania, aro Topo Busliuell and wife
of Dyberry, Wuynocopnty. Theynroninety
years of age. They wcro married in 1812,
and built the houso they now occupy in tho
heart of tho wooils In 1817.
In Tittston, Friday night, a man named
Hopkins accosted very rudely the wife of a
blind man, who was leading her husband
Tho latter drew-n pistol and fired in tho di
rection from which Hopkins voico came,
aud inflicted uon him a dangerous wound.
Meetings of tho Tipo Lino men havo ro
cently been held at Oil City, and it is learn
ed that ono of the results of this lias been an
order for heavy shipments. All possible
lank cars havo been pressed into scrvico,and
shipments from this lime on until tho pres
sure has been relieved will bo hcavv from
tho Northern district.
A Dr. P. M. Nelson, hailing fiom Pitts
burg, recently settled at Emporium, Came
ron county, represented himself to bo worth
$100,000, drovo well and dressed well. He
won tho nffections of a lady, and just ns the
knot was nbout to be tied an officer from
Jefferson county arrested him for numerous
crimes, lie persuatieu tno oiuccr to remove
the handcull's, slipped outtho back door and
has not been seen sinco.
Tho York Eecninq Diipatch. states that
Professor Lincoln, of tho University of Penn
sylvania, who is attached to Iho geodetic
survey of rrofeswT Haupt, In this State, has
an observatory erected on Round Top, War
rington township, York county, whero lie
has instruments, reflectors, etc., by which he
oati communicate witii another corps of 6ur
veyors who nro stationcel on the Welsh
mountains, along tho borler of Lancaster
and Chester counlioe.
A correspondent of tho Pittsburg Com
mercial Gazette, writing frum Bedlord
Spungs, has this to say : '-Tho right of the
Anderson heirs to charge visitors f. r the use
of tho water at the Springs will not be tested
this year. I examined the original in the
Recorder's office, and find that they have a
right to charge enough for tho jhee of wuter
to keep the grounds adjacent thtreto in fact
that their title of it is now clour."
Thews nro a few of the evidences of the
prosperity in business in tho State, taken
frum lhe Labor Tl tbune, a strong Ureenbae-k
organ published at Pittsburg; The mills ut
Conahohocken are running on full time.
Tho old rolling mill at Scrauton will start
this week. Tho rolling mill of Wood & Co.,
at McKeesport, is running full in all depart
meuts. The rolling mill at Dunoausville
will start up as soon as the necessary repairs
can be made. A new rolling mill is to be
established at Fiedericksburg, Lebanon
county. Tho Hampton mines ut Wilkius-
burg are ruuuing with nearly all the men at
work,
Owen Maluney and John LnfTerty, princi
pals In a reeent "glove fight" user Pitts
burg, were arrested Mouday, and commit
ted iu default of $1000 bail eoch, for viola
tion of the law against prise fighting. The
use ol tho gloves did not prevtnt litem from
inflicting considerable injur' upsn each
other.
Thu Ilota) Lou Works, at PutUtowu, are
now in full blast and giving employment to
seventy men
Mr. David Wearer, ef AHeatown, who is
seventy years old, jumped out of a second
story window on SuuJay .ohilo suffering
from pain and was killed.
Benjum n Fink, of Re.i In r, died In lhat
c"'v, ,,q Mon l,v, .rt his rU'-1 fir-t ve..
lie was prominently. Mentlfled at one time
wllli Democratfe illtle m that dty.
The Board of Malingers of tho Lanmstor
County Agricultural nnd Horticultural So
oioty have votW to hold llieir exhibition
from tho lOllf bf September to the 12th, in
clusive. Thomas Pctirnro and his sleison, a young
man named McCormlck, were Instantly kill
ed on Monday aftm-noon, In Wuddcll A Co.'a
mines, nt Mill Hollow, Lucerne county, by
it fall of the roof-
Tlie coinpelllion for trndo between saloon
keepers nt Mactingie, behigh county, is so
strung that one of them has converted oandy
jars into beer glasses, for which tho modest
sum of fivo cents is chnrgcil.
. The largest furnace of tho Reeding Iron
works, which went out of blast four years
ago, was blown'ln Tuesday. This company
is now building a new tubo mill which, when
completed, will givo employment to 200 ad
ditional hands.
Andy Tracy, who is (o bo hung in Mc-
Kcnn county on tho 0th of October for Iho
murder of hiq cousin been u so sho would not
marry linn, regards his approaching end
with very litllo concern. He says that if ho
cannot bo pardoned ho wants to bo hung, ns
Imprisonment for life would bo worso than
death.
For tho OAnnos AnvocATis.
1'I1XS!V'I,VANIA DITTCSI.
Siiiurri.i.Tuwx, Aug. Uui la70.
Mu. Druckeu : Es is now
sbund Ions sidder dosichcich
an brccf ccashrivva
hob : un
dan morya wc mcr om cssa
worm, hob ich gasaut, dos hid
wod ich aniohl ancr shvivva.
Now, Mister Brimlcr, es hut
feci lite in dar weld de laueha
yust lvvcr un1, wile mer aw
do m Pennsylvania brovearra
an shproch tsu lasser, un shri
va. Awcr ich mus uf dar sub
ject lnimma, was ich now saw
ya will. Ich Inn slituls; yah
rccht shtuls bin ich, for por
wocha tsunck do hob ich m
de Carbon Advocate galrtser
dos now aw an Dictionary im
dnu-k is, uli es sul an pure un
didlich Pennsylfonsih dich si,
hut iwer diei lmnncrd sidder,
un ollcs so plain un didlich
dos war atall an hupp uf sich
hut. kon Pennsylvania dich
lamia, un eb long hut yader
monn an change for aner tsu
howa, un is des ncd ganunk
for much monn shtuls tsu
maucha, for os is an sproch
dos miser anes aw
shtay kan, un now war es garn
lanna will, dar brauch yusht
subscriber for the Carbon Ad
vocate un sich aw mauch by
am Sam Krishashtufllcr. Now
was ich sawya will is des, sella
ruich Kate, un so ollia shticka
wo ear so in de
drucka for mich, hut awer an
gross ufruc ganiaucht, do in
ShtufHetowh, tor won dar
Shomsdog ols by kumed ; dar
dog won de tsitung ous kum
ed, un don huts so an set ktuis
do im shtctlo do hock yusht in
de posht-onices rum un worta
ut de tsitung, do om Shoms
dog bin ich aw mohl m yusht
we de mail aw kumma is, un
yetz will doeh aw an sikivvcl
lull gnunbarra ous irassa, won
ncd dor Charl Kafierfingcr aw
dad wor, un dar Harry Unim-
fucas, un dar Gead Oroshon,
und dar Pit Winkeriliggleim
dar Johnncy Maxamiller un
dar Mos llulderbuck, un inch
feel onra, uu ich bing so ni,un
mich dad he kocked un don is
dar Mos llulderbuck mohl uf-
gashtcpt un loled so tsumer
hea, un last mer evva oil so
niichkats wc in
worra, un no hut dar Charl
Kaflernngcr gasaut, now ich
wonner yuht war dar report
er is, un war es is dos do
shticka so shriva dute, un no
hut dar Jow llundolhr, ga
wonerd eb im'm'or so Pennsyl
vania dich dVin wor; un de
ondwort, wor, for de letshter
tswa moner is olla woch an
shtick drin gawesd, un now is
an gonscy lot do dos subscriba
woller, un noch anes dar J)rh
Bradmoule dar hot gawonered
eb des dar Krishashtuiller war
wo for drei yore tsurick ols ga-
shriva hot,un de ondword wor
Unnow will ich Uiun
shlus kumma, un yusht nochlJJK-
sawya dos eaner hut, gamaned
ich sut es coppyreita lussa,av-
er iun so operation wase icJi
nix, un icli dus aw net. Olles
wos ieh shribo un sog public
ly, sell mog aw fors public gay
we cs is, so good by,
S.vn Kn;.-;iAs;ji! rn.T:u.
Tneornit Coosn.ass Littlb OemtrtfM in
the sklti, Invisible except through a micro
scope, the perspiration, in a state of health
psrehdet, hour by hour, night nnd day. The
total obstruction of these minute outlets
would produce dcalli j nnd when they be
comer partially blockaded, Iho skin grows
dry, yellow, nnd finally diseased, nniT the
general health is "injurioudy nll'cctod.
Ur.r.xs's Sci.riii'n Soap, by iqicning the (Hires
removes eruptions nnd tinhenlthy grnmila'
Hons on the skin, nnd Imparts toil a health
ful clenrnciwi, humidity ami smoothness,
banishing from the face of beauty complex
lormt blcmishci, whether nttribtited to im
purities in the capillary ciicukitinn or to un
due JxpoSiire to tiio auii and wind. For oh
stinuto sonrbulin complaints, liko Iho Itch,
salt rheum, and erysirielae, It is a Sovereign
remedy, being quite as cffectlvo as Sulphur
Baths, for sueJi maladies, as well ns rheu
matism nud gout. It Is wmiilroiisiy Healing
and soothing in its action, reuniting tho cu
ticle whero broken by external injuries, re
lieving tho swelling anil inflammation nt
lendniit upon sprains, scalds and bruises,
and curing tho most obstinate soresnnd ul
cers. Medical Profession sanction its use,
and from all classes of society, voluntary ev
idence In Its favor is continually emanating.
Ladios of fashion prefer it lo nny similar ac
ccssory of tiio toilet and tho bath, sineo it
promotes not only honlth but personal nt-troe-tiveness
As a disinfectant of disease
contaminated clothing it tins no peer. Afler
they havo been washed with Olrx.n's Sui,
murtoAP, garments and linen from the
sick room may bo handled with perfect im
punity. Sold by Drugsisls. Trico 25c. per cake.
1 box (3 cakes) 75c, sent by mall,- prepaid,
on receiptofprice'. C. N. Chittk.ntox, I'rop'r,
7 Sixth Avenue, New York.
Huta IIaib and WmsKKtt Dvn, Black or
Blown, 50 cents. 37 3.
.YOUDO'T ICXOWXIBllBIS VA MJ V.
"They cured mo of Ague, Biiliousncssnnd
Kidney Complaint, nsroaunmotuteMl. I lnul
n half bottle left which I used for my two
little girls, whom the doctors nnd neighbors
paid could not bo cured. I um confident 1
should havo lost both tif them ono night it
I had not had tho Hop' Hitters in my house
to use. I ioiuid they did tliem so much
good I continued with them, and they arc
now well. That is why I soy you do not
ktmw half the valuo ot Hop Hitters, and do
not recommend them highly enough." B.,
itocnester, a. i. ;is-3
CANDIDATE NOTICES.
FOR SHERIFF,
FRANK P. SEMMEL,
Of Lolilghton.
15f-Stibicct to tho decision of tho Demo
cratic Nominating Convention. t.c.
FOR SHERIFF,,
FRANCIS STOCKER,
Of Lchtghton,
afcTJ-Subitjct to the decision of tho Demo
cratic Nominating Convention. t.c.
FOR SHERIFF,
JOSETir S. WEBB,
OfLohighlon,
jr-Subjoet to decision of tho Republican
ejounty uonvciillon. t.c.
New Advertisements.
NINA atALF. TH VOlir.R'! for'tho PUB
I.K! SCIIOO S Of 1W AllO.NlNel TOW N.
Mill. lixumliiatloii will he held onthcOtli
01 -rpte-mli.-r, 1870. at School louso No, 0,
situate lo-.ir tho lintel ol .1. T. .McD.lillcl.
Also, tho UCI'IA.'ATi: for t OLL11 T
INel tho SDlltiUL TAX for said Tuwushlp
in uo awarue.i
NATHAN KHIIINSMITH.
Aug 10, 18:t)-wa .Secretary,
S.ui
i:. ;ii.i:a.ii,
ATTOIt:;UY AT LAW,
OFriCIl: 2nd Story. 1st door al)Vo "Carbon
House," HANK Street,
I.UIIQUTON', l'KNN'A.
Oo'loctlonsand all other I.oal business en.
truste.l to mo will receive prompt attention.
August 10, lbja-yl
Numerous complaints liavobeen mado tint
the lowp.ueculii driving over the UUI' t 1'V
IllillKlKS laslcr than n walk, Is not observ
ed 1 iherefoio the t;uiuinl.sioncrsliereby ulvo
notice that i crsuii.', s i.liciiani will bo eloalt
wl' h according tu law.
Ily ordpr of County ('ommlssloncr?,
Aug. 16-ft. 11. 11 SWAltTZ, Clerk.
M. AISA o
THK WKEKTA" CV PITATj Is a (IrsUclass
N"ewi!paper, -xlvIrjK lntes nml most reliable
Stuto new, hunt nunvmldrL'he.pMStno iihl,
nix months for 60 cento Ono vear for ,Qh
Sampio cty free. UVLHuU it JiWlNQ,
Risley'a Witch Hazle.
Cures Ileoda. he, I!urn, Sprains, Woundf,
Cu s, Itl.viiiiiaiisui. To'.tlmrh.', l..raohe, olo.,
etc Warranted ei.iual In quality tunny made;
nt halt tho price.
U nz lllilllra XBc. Pllll ltntllrs 50c
Havo your drugl't order, If ho has not in
stoe-k, of
OIIARI.K 1. KKhKT,
Wholesale UruKaUt, 61 Corilandt, St.. New
York. Aua. 18-Om.
JJlOIt AN AflSOI.Ora,Y
Safe and Brilliant l-iglit, Use
StraulD Si Harrar's
Starinc Oil ! !
, The Family pAvonun
BURNING OIL !
ASK FOR STIUUn & UAItUAR'S
8TAR1NK OIL I Aug. 10 mS
Till. COM. Alt
rn 1 a Cow M.lker
free to rarmer
.-Uo no ai AKeuti..
.it tl.l-.ont .utltiU
. reus w ,h tamp
SMITH A K)N
II Por St.. N. Y
J.ly :6 -3ai.
W A .V T K I J I 111 3 1 K II I A T li L V.
Seventee onnrmon lo .earn 'jelefriHphv
el 'i.dBl iiat'n a uu ranlectl Por pjit:eu.arsj
aditiinswjtUslaii.p
R1IEHIDAN nDIII)
Bex os:. eluo.iio, Ohio,
$75 for $1.00, $5.00 for 1 rent
1 imv lAre pticea foi masr dati- of O d Top
jut aii I Kilver c iu. Pond 10 ceot t ouco for
in Untahso mid I too l.mr. Aihlios-,
A. O. Vfc.LilIONa, Ut. J'!w-nnt Pa.
Juiy f-iuo.
t.'ivttiv T iq This remarkable meil
lVrji lJ;ljli O lci3 win curoSnnin,
Rultnr Ciirh. fAltntiM. k.a . or nnu rnlnriso.
tl.mln stopuiuit lit" lameness and reu.ovn.n
O I T T? V ouueh. l'rlce 1.00. Send for
j u jvjj cireulsr kIvIok Posltlo Proof oa
your nearest agent's address, hold by drug
Klsts, or sent l any sd.iieu by the linenior.
It. .1. Kendall, M. 1)., Enosburgh falls, V.
JJVor Sal. or lo Hont.
An ellePdv leestsj t Rtory luabls - -Vrsiuo
llo m fci!itt in Est welaiquiri. g-nrg
witiitlvoaud ene-hiit u.ir.n ofa.id a ltj?t,
KKninrt'hiir.t of ol.ff.- spldcH, Jte. Foi faiili
er pan., u inn, upiitj .',
j. V i:r i im r.-.i ".
3 ... it, I c i . i-. . i
j K -u - a paiior.
New Advertisements
JUST RECEIVED,
or GOOD
NOTE PAPER!
which we arel offering nt the iinpreecilenlly
low price of
$1.00 PER REAM,
on
10 quires for 50 cents !
Call early if yon nro In wont of NOTE
PAPER nt this extraordinary LOW PR1CB I
Carbon Advocate
Lchigliton, P.i.
I'tsuvcuns.
'Sour stomach, bad breath, indlrreslion
md hendaeho easily clirod bv Hon Bitters.
"Btiiuy nop miters ooous,us the) moil-
cine, oo wise, healthy nn.l happy."
,y lien uio 18 a oru, un.l you havo 10S1
I h'.pe, trv Hop Billers."
"Kidney and tirniarv Iroublo is ttniver-
ni, nnd the only sale turn sure remedy i.
Hop Hitters rely on it.'1
"Hop Hitters does not exhaust nnd des
roy, but ro-itorcs and make new."
Aauo, billiousnos, drowsiness, intin-
hop, imp Hitlers removes easily.
"Hulls, nmplos, ricclelo, liougii Skin,
niplinns, impure blood, Hop Bitten cure
"Inactive Kidncyannd Uilnary Organ'
aire tho wnrst of diseases, and Hop Bit
crs enrei th.-m all
"More health, itmhiue and inv in Hoi
Bitters than in all other remedies."
Hoc Cucoit Crar. ano Pais Rf.uk 1-
Ttir. r.EST
For salo by alld run utst1
J7tate of Vriat J?cr, decc&cd.
Letters of Ailmtnlstr ltl'in iinon tho lltntr
of Uriiia Uvhr iUxM. ta'coriMnlionitiK Town
shlp. r:irhon Tuunty, i'crnsylvuiil i. tiurins
uvvu itruiui'ii u) mo iiiuierpineu, 1111 icrtoni
fmU'litcd t'i 5nli csta'c will jilciisij m.tko p iy
merit, niitl tliofo h.ivlhir chilms ngalnst the
pnme wlli yreisciii tliem lur suttlfinfut to iit,
ortulu. N. li. HKIlblt. AttPiu, lA'hUhton,
Pn. MJSA.N niilllt. vM.llw.
Juro ';3. 1S78-W0 AtimiTiinriUi tx.
Letters Tostamcntarjr on tho nptnto'of
,T tin hnn Kuht Into uf tho Iturouiih of Wo s
t'irt, i) irtmn (.'mnity, I'mtut . thci'an'il, have
tici-n LTiinti'il to tho untkrpiitned. to whom nil
jititsohS lmkOtpit la tho f.ihl iftitn tiro rr.
qucU'il to tn.iko i)iiymcnt within six wecl,?.
ti n ' th"!o h.irinu; cl-tlms or ilom.iiulti will
tuaku knuwn Ihu pntnc, wl hout tlei.iy, to
1U.NU HDVLll, Kxccutor.
Wcljrport, Ju.y 5, l&TO-wt
r0
mm it ai.vY uoxcj:Us.
AH persons aro hen hy forbM mnklnir con
tracts lo hurchiifC tnim or to stll ht inv Wile.
.UAHY iUN, nf-cr this ilati-. i-sl will not btj
(UDIJON 7.IM3Ii:ilMAV.
rrmlln TtiWMUtp, Carbon County. Pa.
.Tuly 2Sth, 1B7'J.-W3
UliO.H i V MAY CONCKUN.
All persons aro hereby forbid mcMHns wllh
tho toiiowltiir nrtlelej', nuw In poesd-Fion of
llKh Donahue, of Ho vt-r Uun. lahonlni
iwi.t uarnun imnry, ia., inu ?imo n injr toy
imiti rt, aiu' lo iiieil to him ilurinu; m lie s-
ure, viz : filter Pros-. Vw, Stove, Seitcc,
laum, liureau, ciocu. ljooKintr lii.tfs. c.
iUJii I.'OnK lint'HT,
July 23, 0-3. Jio.ivor Itun, Pa.
Issoltitluii of rai lr.cr.'il:l.
Notlco Is hercbvalven lhat the nartnerflliin
liuln.-n ul IMMIIO ,v HOI'l OKI) In ninnu
lactunnLr c.vichvs. nasoiis. hi:. Is this day dls-
.olv.-.l by mutual consent. Tito accounts of
tnc llrm will im sett 1ml in H. 1'. lloilonl.
HUM 1(1 i. IIUFl'Oltn.
I.el.ig'.iton, July lS,tii, 1870. w3.
jgronsJinN, look utiijj
Saddler and Harness Maker,
DANK St., LEIIIClllTON, Pa.,
Calls attcntlorrtotho following extraordinary
LOW l'UIOLSl
IltiKiry Harness nt troni $12 OOupwards
Kxpi. i-s Harness nt Irom.... 10 00 U.w ards
iir.celili.s Harness nt Irom .. 8 0J upwards
H"ainir Harness nt liom 0 U0unwai1s
II. use collars ()ufr) at from. 3 fro upwards
' ' istraw) at irom. 1 76ui.wai.ls
Ilridles at from 1 75 upwards
-and all othvr articles at equally low prices,
aii.l i-uiiratitcul of lust wuikiminsliip Kb.
1'AlItINil promptly Rttcndeil lo at rca?or..
able cliargeH. I'.itr.'nayo solicited. IMny 10
The Largest Spi ing Stock
or lisriles, GenU'. mid 'AMren's
Boots, Shoes Gaiters
tvei tiffclcrt lu til aviclnltr isct
J. M.FillTZIKUKll'S.
Bank Street, Loliigliton, Pa.
.T linvejut rs.-rivo'l an Imrrensn BTOIC OF
SVHI.S'll 110OTM. sl()l.i ANI1 flAITJi'lth,
which I am So.iluje to tiio i-1 plo of r.o ihtm.
nrl tho a'roa. (t iiKneiKbi orht.id CHt:i'l-:i;
TIIAS liV-.lt ll.-tORK BeJellu tins Oouuly.
.Im., an o as-1 a ut
Boots & Shoos Mado to Order
nc Astonishingly Lovr I'rtees, ml MDINQ
Noutiv dntion. 'r.ee to s.nt mo itinft..
1 llv. lotto p-l.l 10 t O 111 atll lOEBIIlll.o mv
stook ,m I'uewa I r.oro iirouw.i.u ei.ewho e
an b. oonv hiouu uf the b.Vo facts.
110U.N1 1' . VITSI''V .'.made iltmtc
.md -h.icH h.i.igat .,r am Miat rip will b-rcnaii-0.1
without eh riro. .
Th.nUfat I r i.aat oafronsre. I icp -chilly
ask -i e-outliiua..oe tit. r.
j. si. l-nnsisai it,
Two rt'.ofl helnw ltom.fr A lloftot it k e all i Re
' oritM, Hank htioec. ' e. r, -i
if; 1 Oflfl ni-ollinii3ilBys'nvcimeiii (il (r
$14U ,,1-otSelut It, pon-. t eo-v?ltn;
I'm . riioiial lelm a cvoiv wco'c oa itnolt i)n
Mom I !0. 15", j 00, 6 AddlOBh
r l' iT.:it wtaur uu., Ui.uer , iio won
t ..
..uu ,i huiui v ol 1iaj ik r lnoulU
ml okuru,-s.osi,Tluws lniui.evi.in.MMi.iii, ioiii our
iw and troutMrfal toiiiue..- meat wnl uav.
pii. ItuSvpiiSI 4 -o., M.UUI, U.eh.
CVKiri To y. a. nie-il a Co.. I'.-nland,
OJj1 XJ Mnitto forbosi Autcv lia-uu-ss
in tho W rhl ljswiisivnon.fltrue.
..mil and expeuseM KU-irflntee.1
HP' ' Ae-nts. OulUtf.ee emw AI'o.Au.
Ql'STt M.IINB
eS:7T"7 a year and expenses to avents. Out
"V nt free. Address P. O. VIOKEKV,
Aukusiu, Maine
TBS S)3IIT3I!H CT 7K WITH CTA73.
ont fretflo any ad. Iron on receipt orscent
stamp. Address t)eo. P. Kowell &. Co., 10
Spiue-e St.. New York.
A LECTURE
TO YOUITG MEN.
Jut Publtihed, in a S$aUd VnviUpc. Price Or.
A LEC.U JiO ' THK NATUUE.'litnAT.
WK.Vr. AND i ADIiUL cmo ul bcu iuul
w p.kues. v dpt. qruiffrrtia .. fiuiuceo u t (
A na luroiMiiimr l,mlNuon , Imiuteiiot',
Niivouh Jeli.Juv. una Jui:hjiiu u i lu Aiur
iInuo jieuctut i t Ltajftuuitiiiuu, i-pJl'iwty, unc
Fit".. auiuti anil Plivwcal incupaoiu, t .
JW HOHKitl J. UlLVdinWfcCL .J, I), auth-
Tito w wi lu ruuwu ii am nor, lu tbisrdmirsble
reit'Tt", dearly iitovfrt fnmi liU tiwn iipi
a m u timt ttmului roimqiniriiofrfn t Ahutw
m ybttifflc aaily leaif'vm uJtlmm n.wiioino.
una witUttut uujigeiuua -u pual o it-it mis,
bOUgiei!, Uimrtt'Ill UI, llU94 U CO'iMmU 1 411111'
Iuk ul a iuM ' 't caru tit vtict c' t 'n aul ft
tec i ol. by b:cli eve r ifff'Hr, uu ti ullm
wuat l.U MRiQiilon ni'ir Do any cuio linuMi.i:
(lici' lv, prtvr.to v uud racipatiy ,
ThU Lecture wtll prov a boon to Iheu
14 di and thotuandt,
B7k Wfrr ml, In ilu lop. to sit v
aOttreat ea receipt of aix 9tm$ ur iwu iue
tttaiuiia. v
Aw tlie imblfabar, 4 M1"'
tliilvvrucll Mfjurnl Co ,
41 XSH St., KVOMK 1
Pofi OIBm Vox. 4580, air.ilyt.
PIMPLES.
I will mad (Free) the leelp tar a stmpl
Vsor.TASlJl HAtM that will rDiov TSR.
FltKcKI.KK, PIMPI.I8 aud I.0 1!H K -,,
'tsv'iiH il-e Aklu u,rt c.ear and bestut lal , hIho
It. mi il.iH..." .,. . itu.-iiitf ., luxu. Intit t'i.. wilt
..I I, .ir .... .. I. . Ilia .it i In t c- Atl.tr.HN,
Hi - ii l I ..'i 1 . . V II I HiUO.JiAlll
WEISS & KERSCHNER,
(SUCCESSORS TO
ROMIO A HOFFORD,-
Carriage Builders,.
Bank Street, Lchigliton',
Are prepared to Manufacture, to orders ovcry
description ot
OAHHIACIES,
HUOOIES,
SLBIOIIS,
Sl'RINCf WAGONS,-
Rom ig's Pat. PlatformVa gon ,
fco., at lowest rates fbfCasht
BEPAI11ING'
Of all description promptly aftcrided' to ot thtt'
most re-aron.tblo prices.
S-A11 Work guaranteed,-and patrohhxo'
IS respectfully solicited.
WBISS & KERSOHNltn'.
July 20, 1879-jl
DANIEL WIEAND,
CaiTiagcs,Wagons,Sfeighs,&c,-
conNi:n of
I5.VXK WOX STUECfS;
MIIIKIIITON, Pennn.,
Herpectfully announces to his friends and the'
public, that hois prepared to Build all des-r
criptlons of
U.UilUAOLS,
BI'ltlNO WAGONS,-
SLUIQIIS, e.,
in tho Latcft nnd Most Approved Stjlcs, at
Prices fully ns low as the same can bo obtain,
cd elsewhere, guaranteeing the bcstScasoned'
Jlaicrinl and most substantial workmanship
Particular attention given to
REPAIRING
In all Its details, at (ho very Lowest Prices.
Patronauo respectfully solicited and perfect
satisfaction ituarni.tccd.
April 20, 1870 yl DAN. WIEAND.
YOU -NEED NOT?
StJFFET? A DAY
WITH
Dyspepsia, Constipation,
Liver Complaint, Indigestion,
Debility, &c,
when von can ho rHItvcd nnd cured by the"
uo of that rcllohle (tslabllshed I860,) remedy
Dr. J. S. H0UGHT0N.S
ip is jp ki ar
It Is NVnre's nnn rcmcdyrtanil contains no"
nauso. us druus. Ifj-oit nre'so bad oftnsnot'
tu In-al.lo lo rat a t rackir without (Ifitrefs,
I'T llr, I1o.iuiiii,i' I'rpaln.und jou trill
not l.o dI9api..tMt n ur yon, get Dr.
II n us li'on' plnnnd tnKono Imse lml.
tailor).. Sold hy all nraiiitlsts. J. II. rtsTOK,
I'roprlctor.I'hlladclphla.Pa. ItUhNTaOOIr
S.CO., (lenerat Atients, New York.
June 7. 3mo.
URIAH FATZINGER
,
Ilcspccitullr ahnouue'os lo thn proplo lhat ho"
his IcjBrd'tho Chop ot SAUUJiX, HEBEIt
LINO, on
North Street, Lchigliton, Pa.,
anllMOPOses to resume his old buclnisa ot
Carnage and $ag2n
BUILDING,"
Ss
r.m1 res uec ini1'v nliR a aliaro of public pntroni
i itnraiiti In' uc Wo- kn an J.ipto to cqnar
i tlielictt.m.a tiio 1'iicui lo bo uslowuatue
lowvats
-.REPAIRING
of alUfefml. promptly attrudrd to a very res'
conaliTreliarp:. .
Ultl.MI TATZIKOEll.
OrDollo Public .pi.n o, North street,
ftb 1 yl . LehlBhton, 1'a.
cassis siiir
II. A. T11'I,TZ. rr if ctlnllr annnnnre to thrf
p,.(.inll igh'onnn.i vicir.ilv that he has
ii.iHl n.r. na. mrt.t tor ti.i.lvnK liiera with
tl...J!K T LK til nil fOAI. liom the I.flnch.
tnn l.oit ol l.i' l li gh riutq., UK., at Iho'
tiil.eAV.ux I-ow Pile-es r
Slovo
I e
Chestnut .
No !
,(3 ' 0 per ton1
. 2 7J per Ion1
,. I 71 per totf
,. 1 75 per (00
STRICT L,"L'OR CASH
ljnavo vcur OnlT atwy OfSco. HAfjK St.
ootitwlm tiio t'upiic Bq.iDie, I cu; will hflilflir
rrfri. when lDlrca, at ve y lowest Charre. oti
iilovnmice. I'. A BKLTZ.
March 8 ',t.i,. LtMiiglitoii, ro
Pond's Extract
Tho Vegetable Pain Destroyer'
ixweixAULE ron
Inflainniafion S: Hemorrhage.-
riles, Sprains, Lameness, Ditrns; Scalds
Ilrulse. Sorrncrs, ItheumalliDi, Ilolls, TJ1-?
con. Old Sure!, Wounds, etc. Alio for
Toot hocl.c, 1 1 ea.la cho.Soro Throat,- Asthma
Hoarseness, NeurnlLtla, Catarrh, Colic.'
Illarrheea, and all lleuiorrliages, S.C
It l ncknowlodKcd' ty I'byslclons or air
rch'.ois that I'iiim Kxiimoi t.fti more
wnnderful crirntivo properties than any oiher
remedy. No I. .nil e.f i-k. ammati.in, taiw.
so iik ness or ui.itKliisn.tiut It will cure, fpeoe
Mill not u.lmlt of naming nil tho diseases for"
whl.-h II Is specllle-; hut we Will Send a his.
lory ol Its uses l.y mall, on application. The
pleaiitiK results ol uidntf the Kxir.nl as u
toilet r.-qoUlie, has IndAcct lis to preparer
imHliluxl loruiii.r tho Mitriiei In a Toilet
toni (M cents a hex ot3 caleel), a Toilet
Orrnm f .r aofteiilnic and beantlfylna tho
sklu (sl.ooa bottle), u Dcuiirrlee (W cents
a i.l hui ('Uccnii).
Tor semltlvoand severe cases o f O'a'ta urr ,
nur I'nlatrli t urr i7 cents) used wllh our
I .nznl ) rliiKr cents) If a radical cure
nur iiiiiuiei- (ou centij, ior a Mr
Tu no at DisnAShii and internal hleeellnir Is?
litvulual'lo. liur Oltki mriii (60 cents), for
ISoiik 1'iLre, etc., shnulil be kept In every
family. Our I'ln.tri excel all others. Via'
our ilrille-airti Pnpcr lo prevent and euro'
I'ilub and OUAFIkO,
Theliaseorour T.dlot end Me.llcsts.1 pre'
paritlons I, p. Kxiraci. whlchli V
guar nit-o ihut thoyure suirlor. anddeservo'
ti ecmtldi u.'e' of tho ptfbllo. Mold hy A.J
lll'lil.l.NO, I.ehiKhton, aud all Urngiilsts.
rieparcd only by
PIIJIIH KXVItAOT CfiMPANV.
New York and IxindorT.
June T. 191.
$15,000
WANTED,
Laljhton School Board,-
at i per Mt. interest per annum, Theso
UiisdcaM free from Tax, ami oiler a safe and
uroflUbla investment for capitaluls. I'of
further particulars Address,
HWIKI, GUAVEH.
Kr 1,'tarv fff tt Boanl
An 1-TJ II. ' Uli.jhl. o