II. V. MORTIIIMKR, . . . EDITOR
LEIII01ITON, PA,I
SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1879.
Democratic Ticket.
IOII STATE TRKASUnEtt,
DANIKIi 0. DAItn, of Alloglieiij.
Republican Ticket.
fOR STAIR TREASURER,
8AMUKL HUTLER, of Cheater.
OUlTUAtiV.
The Bight Rev. William Henry Oden
heliner, D. D., Bishop of Northern New
Jersey, died Friday afternoon of last week,
about 3 o'clock, in Burlington New Jereey,
He was born Aug. Il,18l7,in Philadelphia,
His father, John Odenlielmcr, was a mcr-
chant In that city. Tlio eon, nt tho ago of
19 years, was graduated from the Unlversi,
ly of Pennsylvania, delivering tho valedic
tory. Ho Immediately became a candidate
for holy orders, and entered tho General
Theological Seminary of New York, from
which ho was graduated at the ago of 22. At
this time ho wa3 ordained deacon by Bishop
Ondcrdouk of Pennsylvania, and he was
made assistant to tho Rev. Dr. Do Lancy,
rector of St. ruler's Church, Philadelphia
Six months later Dr. Do Laucy was mode
Bishop of Western New York, and Insyoung
assistant, who was only a deacon, was chos
en his successor as rector of St. Peter's. Ho
was too young to bo ordained minister and
Instituted rector. Ho served until tho fall
of 1841, when ho arrived at tho age of 21
and was ordained and instituted. His ad
ministration of the parish was notably sue
Cessful. In 1850 tho Univcrsityof Pennsyl
vania conferred tho degree of D. D., upon
him. In May 1859, tho Rev. Dr. Odenhei-
mcr was chosen tho third Bishlp of New
Jersey, to succeed Bishop Doane, father of
the present Bishop Doano of Albany. Bish
op Odcnheinier, was consecrated at a meet'
ine of tho General Convention held in
Richmond, Va., tho following October.
When in 1871, it becamo necessary to di
vido tho diocese, Bishop Odenlicimcr chose
the new dioccso of Northern Now Jersey :
comprising tho seven northern counties
of ho state. He came to Newark to reside.
About this time his health began to fail,and
Bright's diseaso of tho kidneys rapidly do
veloped. Tho Bishop went to England.
where ho remained six months, and return
e l much improved. Ho performed his ac
tive duties in his dioccso until about a year
ago, when ho retired to his old homo in
Burlington. Sunday 10th iust.jWas his sixty
Bccoud birthday. Tho deceased Bishop was
a fino classical scholar, and was deeply read
in theology. Ho wroto a number of books.
Bishop OJcnhcimer leaves a wifo and tlireo
daughters, one of whom, Mar', was recent
ly married, and is an aitist in Paris. One
of tho latest occasions of his appearing
public was at tho trial in New York of Bish
op McCoskey of Michigan, on the charge o!
immorality. Ho was then very feeble.
Secretary Sherman predicts for thisyear
tho largest crops and business wo have ever
had, and claims that our domestic gold will
remain in tlio countrv nnd afford tho banks
an excellent opportunity to provido them
selves with a coin reserve instead of United
States notes. Tins, in connection with the
fai t that our exports will bo greatly in ex
cess of impnits, should mako everybody
happy.
Wo havo received tlio first number of
tiio Tittston Express, a daily ovening piper
published by Lutton, llutlcdgo A Co. It is
neatly printed on new typo ami is well till
ed witli interesting matter. It is sent to
subscribers for 40 cents per month. It ought
to succeed.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Our I.cticr from WnkliliiRlon,
Our Xational Capital Under Water A Con
tinuous Jice Jays Shoiccr. Secretary
Ttiompson taking care of the Country's
Jfealth. Washington Echioits Another De
faulter. f'C, itr.
WASiusnTON, II, U-, August 18.
For tiro days a tropical "rainy season" has
aflllctcd the District anil surrounding country
Thunder storms succeeded each other, with
moroor lcssfreijueney and vlolcnco from Wed
nesilny till to-day, and tho rain has fallen In
one monotonousjiour, tho only variation bo
Ine that It would frequently try to rain a little
harder than before, and scml-occaslonally let
up, tempting tho unwary citizen from his
hearth, only to drive him for shelter to the
first protecting doorway. OnSaturday nljtht
the sewers proved insufficient to carry off tho
storm water, and for tho first time this sum
mer tho water backed upln thcin,nnddld seri
ous damage to low lying cellars. Tho streets
loo, were temporarily submerged In many sec
tions making travel difficult, and even danger
ous. Tho water, which had been rushing down
tho riftccnth street sower (now being built)
with great violence ull tho evening, reached a
climax about 9 o'clock on Saturday night, and
took along with It a largo quantity of tho side
excavation opposite tho lllggs Houso. Doing
on the sl-lo next the railroad the cars wcro
c-ompcllcd to Jump tho track and proceed up
tho street on the concrete surface.
Secretary Thompson has Just Issued an Im.
porlant circular calling theattentlon or modi
cal officers of the navy to the Instructions al
ready Issued to them regarding reports oftho
sanitary oondltlon or places visited by naval
vessels. Tho Sccrotnry orders that during tho
oontlnuonco oftho yellow fover and other con
tagious diseases, returns 'from parts oftho
West Indies, Oulf of Mexico, and North
America, shall bo forwarded withal! promptl
tude. In all the last named ports tho surgeons
or fleets and ortno several vessels aro required
to make a most thorough Investigation of tho
causes of prevalllngdlscases, particularly yel
low fever and cholera. Tho results oftheso
observations will be forwarded without delay,
and will bo turned over to the National Hoard
of Health, for their guidance In the Import
ant matters confided to them by law. The De
partment orstate has also issued a circular
to United States consuls directing them to co
operate with, tho National Hoard of Health In
every way possible, with a view to advising It
or the outbreak of any Infectious dlscaso. It
Is the desiro ot tho general government to use
every means ul Its command to prevent, In the
future tho Introduction Into this country or
yellow fever, cholera or other Infoetlous dls.
cases, A strict watch will hereafter be kept
upon all vessels leaving tho West Indies,
Mexican and Central and South American
ports where epidemics exist. The names ot
all suspected vessels will be forwarded by telo.
graph to the Stato or Navy departments, and
the Atlantlo and Uutrports notified. It Is be
lieved that It a system of this character can
be established and supported by C'ongross all
Infectious diseases usually linportod Into the
United Slates can be effectually shut out.
The dlscovory of a heavy defalcation by W.
N, Roach, cashier or tho Ulllzens' National
Hank, caused a great sensation last Friday.
Rosen, was regarded as one of tho most up-
rigm uuiiucn men in inociiy. The latest ac
count from the bank ofllolals places the loss
at I5T.WX). Tho speculations oxtend over a
period of two yean. Itoaeh was Interested in
a lumber firm and attempted to make un low.
M, through unfortunate speculations, by ap
propriating uie imw.oAine tank. Ho evi
dently hoped at mine time Ui replace tho
money, and In the meantime to smooth mat
ters vr by forcing; balances. He mly fi-lt
deeper Into financial complication. There
soemi to be no disposition on the part or the
bank officials to prosecute him.
Ool. JolmO. Hrownlow, who was removed
from tho position of revenue agent In Ten
ncssco to mako room for iv man- from Michi
gan, hni been given a clerkihlp In th Treas
ury Departmontby Secretary Sherman. Tho
(Joloncl says that lite romoval from the post,
tlon of rcrcnuo agent naa not the net of Sec
retary Sherman, out one of his bnreau officers,
Mr. Jlaum, the commissioner or Internal rev
enue Ho says further that ho hag never been
able to learn from Mr, ltaura the reasons for
his removal. Those who assume to know the
cause say that It was a mere matter of politics
In Tennessee, In which tho Treasury Depart
ment may some day be Interested.
AuariT.
roi.vrs in politics
-When' Blaine gets through In Maino ho
is going to Ohio to- help Foster defeat his
cousln,.Tom Ewing on tho principle that
though blood Is thicker than water, politics
is thicker than blood.
Tho Democrats have controlled tho
House of Representatives for tho last four
years, and mado all tho appropriations of
money. During this tlmo tho expenditures
havo been $84,720,000 loss than for tho pre
coding four years, a saving of over $21,000,-
000 per year.
Tho Democrats ol Washington county,
Miss., have nominated a colored man for
tho Stato Legislature.
A Greenback orator at Brunswick, Me.,
a fow days ago, said that the national debt
is nineteen billions of dollars, and that the
annual interest Is more than two billions of
dollars.
Tlio Boston Advertiser warmly com
mends President Hayes's refusal to allow
tho political clubs in Washington to be re
organized and says : "A party that cannot
succeed without taxing tlio offices in its gift
can succeed but n, very short timo with It."
Tho supposed leading Greenback candi
dato for Governor in Wisconsin, Georgo B,
Goodwin, has written a sharp letter to the
executive committee of tho party, declaring
himself a hard money man nnd opposed to
tho Greenback platform in every particular.
Ex-Postmaster-General Crcswcll says :
If a man is not a member of the party run
ning tho Government ho has no business in
office, nnd should be turned out. That
tho civil servico I practiced when at the
head of tho Postoffico Department, and
which ought to prevail now.
Straws aro beginning to appear on the
vexed surface of Ohio politics. Among the
latest was the following voto taken in an ex
cursion train in the northern part of tho state
tho otiicr clay l Foster, 305 votes ; Ewing, 95
votes. Th!s straw is, of course, gleaned by a
Repuhlcan newspaper.
The Indiana Stato Museum has obtained
copies of tho Presidential tickets used in the
elections of 1821. One is headed! "Indi
ana electoral .icket For President, John Q,
Adams, who first recommended to Congress
asystem of internal improvement." The oth
er begins: "Tho people's ticket gratitude,
glory, patriotism For President, Andrew
Jackson,"
STATU M1!WS.
A good nurso is a blessing to every family
nnd all sensible nurse3 recommend that in
nocent but effectual remedy for nil the rain
nnd ills that bofall a baby. Dr. Bull's Bab
Syrup, prico 25 cents.
Eighty thousand dollars in script was paid
to tho hands of tho Philadelphia and Read
ing Road at tho latter placo on Wednesday
oflast week for Juno wages.
John Simmons was arrested for robbery
in Reading on Tuesday afternoon oflast
week, tho Grand Jury found a true bill
against him tho same day, an A next morn
iug tlio Judgo sentenced him to three j'ears
atsolitary confinement. The Reading papers
regard this as quick work.
The Easlon Express says that on tho road
leading liom Williamsburg to Portland, in
Northampton count, tho excavations in n
limestone quarry havo penetrated an ol
graveyard. Bones may be seen protruding
from tho earth and many families in th
neighborhood havo utilized skulls unearthed
ns liower pots and for other purposes about
the house.
A child missing from Wilkesbarro nearly
threo years ago was supposed to have been
mado way with by the father to avoid its
support. Suspicion fell strongly upon him
and he would havo been arrested had not the
then Mayor of Wilkesbarro, who hal tho
matter in charge, taken sick and died. Th
child has been found in tho vicinity of Tunk
bannock, Wyoming countv, where it had
been taken by tramps. Tho parties to whom
the child had been given refused at first to
givo it up, owing to their strong attachment
to it, and only consented after legal processes
hail been resorted to.
Since tho new " tramp law" has become
opperative at least three hundred tramps,
who had been prowling about Northampton
and adjoining counties, havo crossed tho Del
aware and taken up their abode in New
Jersey.
Nature does not execute "snan" ludzments
but always warns the offender against her
laws uy mo muietion ot pain. Utve nlten
tlon to her wurninir. and tnko Dr. Hull',
llallimoro Pills in a good lime to prevent
tho encroachment of disease. Trice 25
cents.
It was announced in tho Burnette House
at Stroudsburg, Tuesday, that the jowelry cf
several ol Hie boarders had been stolen dur
ing tho night, the aggregate value of the
missing properly being $1000. A search
warrant bciug obtained, the stolen jewelry
was found under tho bed of a young man
named Fulmer, son oftho owner of tho ho
tel, ho was arrested, but earnestly asserted
that he was innocent.
William Swcnt, oged 50 years, committed
suicidi in Milton, Tuesday morning. He
had been melancholy because oftho loss of
money.
Jessio R. Crawford, of Blair county, Tuee
day entered bail in $2000 at Harrisburg, for
his appearanco at tho next term of Court, to
answer charges of corrupt solicitation of
tho members of tho Legislature and perjury,
in connection with mo 1'ittiburg Riot bill.
On Saturday night Miss Julia, daughter
of Hon. John W. Ryon, member of Congress
from Schuylkill county, was stopped on the
street by a trump, who demanded her money
and jewelry. riliocallciV for help and her
assailant was frightened ol)'.
, Two unknown men entered the store of
Robert Motlat, an old man, at Pino Creek
station, four miles from Allegheny, on Satur
day nsht, and after boating him. in a horri
ble maimer, rilled his pockets. They secured
very little money, as their victim had but a
short while before taken the result of the
day's sales to hU residence.
At tho conclusion of a song by Miss Ida
Burt, at tho Academy ot .Music, In Bradford,
on Saturday night, a young man threw a
bouquet upon tlio stage, which he Immedi
ately withdrew with a string when tho ac
tress reached for it. Miss Burt hod her re
venge by emptying the contents of a sack of
flour over the.oirc nder ill tho presence of tho
audience.
Hero are a few evidences of prosperity
taken from State tuners: 'The Harrisburg
Car Company now employs 700 men, nnd
seme of the machinery that has bn Idle for
years is in full operation.. The Gautler Steel
Works at Johnstown have ncrapaoity, which
they aro working up to, to produce annually
20,000 tons ofstcol,20,000 tonsof wiro.50,000
pairs of carriage springs, 45,000 sets of horse
rako teeth and 60,000jfinger,fons. Five cot
ton presses of peculiar design are now being
built at the Reading Iron Works for the
South at a- cost of $30,000 each. Both of the
city mills nt Sharon are running double turn.
full blast, night and day, with sufficient or
ders ahead to Insurestcady work during the
entire summer- Tho new furnace to- be
erected, et Bedford will be completed about
tho first of next June. The capacity of tho
furnace will be from, 40 to 50 tons of pig Iron
per day-
Tho men employed at the Richardson
colliery, Glen Carbon, who struck two weeks
ago, resumed work Wednesday at their old
wages.
The driver boys and car runners of tho
Exeter colliery, operated by the Lehigh,
Valley Company, at Pittston,areou a strike
for higher wages. Tho mine and nearly 600
men and boys are idle.
A train of twenty-eight loaded oil tanks
on the Sunbury, Haileton and Wilkesbarro
Railroad was wrecked and burned at Kipps'
Station, seven miles from Sunbury, on Tues
day night. The trestle bridge over tho run
at Kipps' wus also burned.
PUZZLE.
Weary mortals racked with pain,
Ever Booking but In vain,
Sweet relief from mortal ills :
Try, I pray, IVcif's Iavtr IHtls t
,fc as sure as morning's light
Cometh after shades of night,
O'er thy life, health's sun divine
Shall arise, in joy to shino ,
iiignt anu ncaiin, anu joy and mtrtn,
In suu-bcnms sparklo round thy hearth;
Vital energy shall start,
E'en to muscle, brain nnd heart;
Rid the Liver of its load,
t'unly the lilo, the blood,
Intercept disease and death,
Leaving fracranco on thy breath,
Lighten life of half its Ills,
Sale add potent Liver Pills.
FntlicrlckN Tlvlns.
Miss Maria Walbert, of Wcisenberg, on the
3rd inst. gavo birth to a pairof healthy, vig
orous, handsome twin boys, oho of them
with black hair and tho other with locks of
flaxen color, a circumstance that is regarded
as signifying something. Tho reputed fa
therthe one charged with the paternity of
tho little ones, a fellow by the name of
Sechler, formerly a school teacher in tho
township, on being notified by the girl last
winter that sho had by him been brought
into that condition in which her shame
could not long bo hidden from the world.
nnd appealed to him to marry her so that
their indiscretion might in a manner be
covered over, declined to givo his consent
and remaining obdurate tho girl finally
went before a Justice and mado oath against
him for seduction. Before however the
warrant could be served upon him ho niadi
his escape and has not since been heard
from ho before absconding giving as a rca
son for declining to marry tho girl the fact
that sho had been giving hor company to
another beau on nights when ho wasn'
about. Whether or not, now that the fruit;
ofthelovo affair have been ushered into
the world, one witli cool black hair just like
Sechler, nnd tho other with a crop of silvery
hue, will servo to convinco the fugitive ped
agoguo that ho was right in his surmises,
remains to be heard. Certain however it is
that the circumstanro lias raised much com
ment in the neighborhood, nnd it is said a
certain young cnap in mo vicinity has rea
son to fear that when tho now little white
head rises up to manhood's cstuto nnd see
him ho may go along nnd sing tho lino of
tho old song "there goes the feller that
looks Uko me.' Ailenloicii Ucmocrat.
Tlio Conl Trtnlc,
Philadelphia Ledger, ISth: Tho darkest
houroftho nightissaidtobo that which im
mediately precedes daylight. If this holdsas
true in temporal things as in tins movements
of nature tho anthracite coal trado of 18
must have passed its darkest hour at tho close
of last Wednesday's auction salo atNew York
by tho Delaware nnd Hudson Canal Compa
ny. Fifty thousand tons in all wero sold,
good numbcrof persons being present as buy
ers. Tho several sizes of coal offered were as
follows: 12,500 tons of grate, 15,500 tons of
egg, and 25,000 tons of stove. The grate was
tho first lotoffered ; it was started at$I,75 and
was run up to $2 per ton at which it was all
sold. Tho egg coal was next put up; it was
started at $2 and ran up to $2.12 per ton,n
which figure it was all taken. A start was
mado on tho etove coal at $2,25, and it ad
yanccd to $2,32, at which it was all diss
posed of. The last previous salo of this com
pany was on tho 0th of April last, when
the prices obtained were as follows : Grate,
$2,25 1 egg, $2,45; stove, $2,70. One who
was present at the sale, and who is intclli
gent in coal matters by long practical ex
perience in tho business, informs us that
there is no doubt that tho sale was entirely
a fair one and tho prices the highest that
could possibly bo obtained nt tho timo. Tho
decline on the prices obtained at the auction
sale at the same placo just two weeks before,
was 30 cents on the broken, 32J on tho egg
and 41J on stove. These figures show
marked decline in the price of coal, that
for grate being tho lowest prico ever known
It was announced that, should the purchas
crs fail to take the coal away before the 31st
instant, the company will bo relieved from
all liabilities to deliver, and tho fifty cents
per ton deposited will bo forfeited. It is not
probable, however, that buyers will fail to
claim their bargains before tho expiration of
the time limited. Authratito coal cannot be
put into the market at anything like the
price hero quoted. The end of selling coal
at less than tho cost of production we belicvo
has passed for tho present. - For a year and
a half or more there has been a 6teady and
persistent effort on the part of tho trado to
hold prices up to a fairly remunerativ
poiul. All last year the effort was directed
to unity of action through conciliation. It
was but a partial success, and wus wholly
abandoned as a policy for this year. Every
body has put into the market and sold as
mucii cool as possible, ana to-day the an
thracito production is about six millions of
tons more than to corresponding dale las
year. All along reports have been weekly
unit uionviuy luruisiieu mai tins, coal nail
gone into consumption, or, at least, had been
taken out ol the market by purchase. There
is now some reason to doubt the impression
Eeneral,tbat this year's production ot eoal
lias eono into consumption, even snnnosintr
that any considerable portion is stored for
mture use. ino large consumers ol coal,
tnose wno use it in targe manuiacturtag es
taoiisnmems ana lor steam marine pur-
loua, ftuunu vuaitUUUI Ullllllll IM, aiioru-
cd at last u ednesday s auction nr ces. It i:
therefore, to be presumed that there is more
coal on the market than thero is current
sale tor. That unity which could not be
brought about last year, and so far this
ycar,of maintaining prices at remunerative
jioints by self-limiting production, checking
lb ua priueucciiutf,iitt nut wurKeu satlslac
torily. The impression, months ago wai
that tho revival of business, which, all have
so gladly welcomed, would take all the coal
tnatoould bo produced during this year,
That impression time, as the year has ad
vanced, has not confirmed. It is now Mm
almost universal opinion that there is too
much coal on the market. How shall the
product be lessened aniicablv and reajnii.
ablvjby ounited nnd general suspenslonof
coal transportation, wuicit would work a
stoppage at the mines for one, two or mora
weekB, until the sumilv of coal should ha
used up; or, by the harsher operation of
ivuiiuuiug luu proauction until the least
favorably located of operators arc, one by
one, broken up and lurcod out of business
uy tiieirnoro iuvorauiy situated rivalst
All coal is not put into the market at tho
samo tost. There Is a difference of ten to
forty cents per ton, owing to location, Ac.
When the strong shall crush out the weak
the production of coal may be so reduced
by tut lessened number of coal operators
that prices will advitwe to paying points.
But would it not be well for the consumer to
InqnlrtJust here, "Will prices halt at the
point which fairly remunerates tho favora
bly located operator 7" Having trained con
trol cf the coal market by n removal of a part
of the competition-, the consumer thereafter
may be made to feel the consequence of mon
opoly. Is it not, therefore, wiser on tho pari
ol tho competing transportation companies to
lanv i-uuusei irom reason nnet agree to tem
porarily restrict tho marketing of coal to ft
point In prices that will fairly navr Individ-
ual operators are dally stopping work nt
tneir collieries. m in Bcbuylklll region
two jarge con leries were stopped on Saturday
evening, the Bame party having stormed one
other previously. This stopping of work nt
coat mines ir, is Known is nn expensive bus-
I 1 T 1. . 1 ! . 1 , . ,
uieas. i-iiu'iKii ii. is liui, su nenerai v Known
tint the cost In the end falls on thotrnde.llie
consumers naving to make It up in higher
prices of coal. Something, it is honed, mnv
DO Boon cueeieu ironing to a protection 01
tno iraae. vjoai is now given away, the price
not covering tho cost of the necessary hand
ling. This should not be. Mr. Gowen.of the
iteauinguaurDau uompanv. is exneoterf in
this city to-day, an ovent which is looked to
with much hope in effecting some arrange
ment that will work haruionkmsly and to tlio
healthy reinstatement of the traclo. Prompt
action 01 mo ngiit cuaractcr will not only
protect the threatened loss of prico on tho
coal already produced and unsold but a snc-
rilico on all that wnicli is required for the
mantel nenco to tue enu ol tho year, nn ag
crezato amounting to many millions ol dol
Iars. Bad as the condition oftho coal trado
is, prices must advance ot n general bank
ruptcy af Individual orjerators is sum l fnl
low.with no improvement In tho onndllinn
of tho controlling corporato companies. Tlio
uusiou-rtut-eriiscrEaiu on us receipt ot prices
un wiu nisi, iiuciiuii emu i "iiicso prices ana
this condition of affairs cannot last long.
The arrival of Mr. Gowen is looked for with
eagerness, perhaps anxiety, nnd In the next
ten aaya sometningaccedcdly important will
be developed. There is a chanco that Phil
adelphia may meet the last auction prices
but it is very much doubted, and an adv'aneo
In prices is anticipated nt no distant date
simply beeanso It is Impossible to sell at
picscub piiors iiiiu live.
itlurticrcrsi Sentenced.
Lkbanou, Pa., Aug. 18. About 2 o'clock
this afternoon, Charles Drews, FrankStich
ler, Josiah Hummel, Israel Brandt, and
Henry Wise, who were convicted of tho
murder of Joseph llaber in order to obtain
the Insurance money for which thev held a
policy on his life, were brought into court
to receive tneir aeaui sentences. The Pris
oners with tho exception of Sticliler. the
youngest, wore a downcast look, and for tho
iirsttimo seemed to realize their terrible
position. The court room was completely
filled, among the audience bcinc n nnmLcr
of women. Much excitement prevailed, ns
it was expected that startling revelations
would bo made. This, however, was not
tno case.
After tho prisoners worn bciUI m thn
jury bos, District Attorney Adams moted
ior juugineni, ngainst mem. juilgo Hender
son then requested them to arise. ITn frn.
pounded the usual question ns to whether
tney iiau anything to eay ns to why sen
tence of death Bhould not be pronounced
ngainst them. The old man Drews, who
with Sticliler, committed tho murder h"v
holding Raber under the water, was the first
to speak. Ho replied that ho was not guilty
and had nothing further to say. Sticliler
said he was not guilty and had not received
justice on his trial. Hummel nnd Brandt
uenicit tneir guilt and said they would havo
uiiiuliiiii u, any in. some mturo time.
Judgo Henderson then addressed tho pri
oners. Among other things he said : Wo
naye patiently and calmly considered every
thing that has" been advanced in yourde-
lence. lour cause has been zealomly
guarded by ablo counsel. Wo svinnnthizu
willi eacii ono of you in this hour of-deep
distress, hut your crimo calls for 'tho' jiutg
ment of the law, from which indulge in no
vain hope of escape.
Sentoneo of dentil was then passed in tho
form usual on such occasions. Tlio prison
ers after sentence wero conveyed baek-to
jan.
rientenco was deferred in thocasoof Ilenrv
Wise, at tlio suggestion of District Attorney
Ad.inn. It seems that Wise, who for-snnia
timo past, has been attentively engaged, iri
,.1,IUU3 V.UI L.ISUS, Uf-Hl-U U IIIIIKU II .UIOIlll
breast of the affair, and for this purpose ho
sent for C. P. Miller oftho Attorneys for tho
Comiyonwcalth to visit him ill the jail.
Miller, In company with District Attorney
Adams and Grant Hcidman, did ns request
ed, nnd on Saturday, Wiso revealed the
pan no toon in tno murder. His conlcssion
it is said, covers about 30 pages of manu
script in his own handwriting. Ho impli
cates several parties who wero nt ono tin
suspected, but who wero not arrested. Ho
charges them with being engaged in 1h
business ol insuring old people with the ob
ject of having them murdered for the bene
fit of those holding tlio policies. Wise, while
numitting mat a plot inr tno murder of Ra
ber had biin concocted, said it had been
abandoned, ho refusing to havo anything to
no wiin it.nnct when no aucrwnrds was no
tified of tlio drowning, it was a terrible sur
prise to him. The confession is in tho hands
oftho District Attorney, who will not make
it puunc, ns lie Intends to use it m the com
ing i rial ol zacliman.
fFor the OAnnoN Advocate.
I'm Trnvcliiiff Hack to Dixie.
Song and Chorus.
By G. W, Dr.IlAvnx.
Oome gather round me all, 'ye darkles from
the South,
Listen to my little song, and what I sing
about ;
I'm very sad Indeed lo-nlglit, wherever I do
,BO,
Sly heart still turns to Dixie, where the
orange blossoms grow.
Chorui I'm traveling back to Dixie,
The street land of Dixie ;
I'm' traveling back to Dixie,
Where I'm bound to go j
Where, so early In the morning,
I hear my children calling,
I'm traveling back to Dixie
Where the orange blossom grow,
The sweet land of Dixie, all In tho sunny,
south,
Why did I leave you to go roaming here.
about
There we used to sing and dance at night, and
piay tne banjo so.
In the sweet land of Dixie, where the orange
blossoms grow.
Cawui I'm traveling back, etc.
My little cabin home down In the cotton Held
Where tho mocking birds do sing how happy
x aia icei;
There I left my I.ucy, a roaming for to go.
And bid farewell to Dixie, where tho orange
blossoms grow,
CAorui I'm traveling back, etc.
I'm traveling bath to Dixie, my Lucy tot
to see,
My little ones will gather round, a happy
time luero ii no :
Then well sing that good old hymn, the
chorus won't bo slow.
We'll givo our praise to Dixie, where the
orange blossoms grow,
Chorui I'm traveling back, etc.
A HINT TO rOKKIrVR3IE.V.
The honest workingmen of the country,
many of whom have largo and Increasing
families tojaupport, havo been tho chiet suf
ferers from trie great financial pressure
under which we have labored lor the last
lew years. Diminished wages have not been
attended by a corresponding diminution in
price of everything which the workingman
needs. Rents, fuel, food, and clothing, are
cheaper, but these do not constitute all hit
necessities. It is sometime necessary for
him to employ a lawyer or physician, yet
the fee rates of physicians and lawyers are
as high as they were in "flush" times. Yet
cheap medicines are as necessary as cheap
rents or fuel. Cheap medicines aro not
neceesarily poor medicines. It must be ob
vious to every intelligent person thnt medi
cines, cominunded and put up at wholesale.
can lmj son at mucii lower rates man when
retailed from the doctor's pill bags. Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Purgative Pellets havo completely
restored persons who hail spent hundreds of
uoiurs in yaiuiy seeking reiiel Irom prtyate
practitioners, ana an at a very slight ex
pcntiiture.
For the OAnnosr AdvocAtr.
l'U.M'IS.YJL.VANiA DUTCH.
Shtcfflrtown, Aug. 27th 1B79.
Butter ttf am mork tswon
sich cent.
uycr on ocntsca cent es
dutzend.
Beearra sin planty, un woL
fa desyorc.
jnow is bold de tside do for
de grumbaira aus mauch,awer
car mist noch an wcnich wor
ter.
Planty rayer-wettcr dar
nagsht moncrd, so dud unser
wedder profaid tins uf de
mailing shtella.
Well now is aw an law for
the tramps, tsitram 15 dan
monerd, un des is es recht
dinar : los de follansers aw
sholfa.
According tsu an calcula
tion sin tswa lmnnert un fuf
sich flinta ob gafned im Gros
sa Greek tswislia Frankreich
un Ditslilond for an yadcr mon
dos gadroffa worra is.
"Sog du, Bill, dutslvt mer
net an fertel laner bis ivver
moryal" "Kent gawis net,
for ich wor drouse collccta
geslitor un hob yusht tsca cent
garaised, un sell muss ich hov
va for chaw-duwack ; un my
cigars mus ich runner uf bor
ricks. An monn in Lawvillc hut
forgonna amohl sinner maude
a klaner buss gevva, urf sLfraw
is yusht dartsu kumma. Er
trawght ollawile anes fun dan
na grcany umhenglin ivver
simTink aus:, un hut yusht
fpSfarjout holver so feel hor uf am
kupp dos ar ols gahot hut
Sam Khisiiasiituffler.
m:vi:u icutuiciv.
It is said that one out of every four real
invalids who goto Denver, Col., to recover
heaiiii never return to tlio Last or isnuili ex
cept as it corpse. The undertakers, next to
hotel kcepcis, have the most profitable bus
iness. Kxucssivo mortality may bo prevent
ed and jiaticnts Eerved and cured under tho
'caro of Iticnds and loved ones at home, if
they will but use Hop Hitters in tlmo. This
wo Know, ceo oiner column. i7 a,
TlIROCOtl COUNTI.KS3 Littlk OrnxiNOs in
the skin, invisible except through a micro
scope, tho perspiration, in n stato of health
exelnies, hour" by hour, night and day. Tho
total obstruction oi tneso minuto outlets
would produce death , nnd when thev be-
coina partially blockaded, tho skin crows
dry, yellow, mid finally diseased, nnd the?
I I 1.1. . I.. I ! ,..
V IIOI.ll IIC-lllll 19 IIIJIII IOU3I v itiiucieii
Olksn's Suu'iiun So.tr, by opening tho pores
removes eruptions and unhealthy granula
tions nn tho skin, and imparts to it a health
ful clearness, humidity and smoothness,
banishing from the face of beauty complex
ionijl blemishes, whether attributed to im
purities in tho capillary circulation or to un
duo exposure to tlio sun and wind. For ob
stinalo scorbutic complaints, like tlio itch,
salt rheum, and erysipelas, it is a sovereign
remedy, being quite us effective ns Sulphur
xiiiius, iur bucii iiiuiiiiuei, ns wen as rncu
niatism nnd gout. It is wondrously healing
nnd soothing in its action, reuniting the cu
ticle whero broken by external injuries, re
lieving tho swelling and inflammation nt
tendant upon sprains, scalds and bruises,
and curing tho most obstinate sores and ul
cers. Medical Profession sanction its use,
and from all classes of society, voluntary ev
idence in its favor is continually emanating.
Ladies of fashion prefer it to any stmilarac
cessory of tho mi let and the bull!, slhco it
promotes cot only health but personal at
tractiveness As n disinfectant of diseaso
contaminated clothing it has no peer. After
they have been washed witli Glenn's Sul
phur Soat, garments and linen from the
sick room may be handled with perfect im
punity. Sold by Druggists. Price 25e. per cake.
1 box (3 cakes) 75c, sent by mail, prepaid,
on receipt of prico. C. N.Ckitinion, Prop'r,
7 Sixth Avenue, New York.
IIilis IUib and WiusKK.it Dve, Black or
Brown, SO cents. 37-3.
CANDIDATE NOTICES,
FOR SHERIFF,
FRANK P. SEMMEL,
Of Lehighton.
JM-Subicct to tho decision of tho Demo
cratic Nominating Convention. t.c.
FOR, SHERIFF,
FRANCIS STOCKER,
Of Lehighton,
O-Subject to tho decision of the Demo
cratic Nominating Convention. t.c.
FOR SHERIFF,
JOSEPH S. WEBB,
Of Lehighton.
ir-Subject to decision of the Republican
County Convention. Lc.
New Advertisements.
-gEUSAUD rillLLU'S,
Cocmtv Boildimo, MAUOII CHUNK, Pa,
Fire Insurance Agent.
n- POMOIKS In SAFE Companies only,
at Reasonable Jlates. Aug.SS-yl
LBIX stolli:,
Notary Fuhlic & Conveyancer,
Fire ami Life Insurance Agent,
Office In the Oennty Building Second Story,
MAUOII CHUNK, PA.
sry Dullness transacted
Qtrman.
In Kngllsh and
Aug. 23-yl
New Advertisements.
ureas
IBy sendlngSSecnts.wlth age.hlaht,
rent Icolorolevps nnd hair, von w
TQTJfi&SLy.leclve bv retnrn mall n correct lde-
mil
sureoi yonriuturenusi,anaorwiie,wiiu name
and date of marriage. Address
W. FOX, Box 77 Fultonvllle, N. Y.
Aug. 23 3m.
"F 100 AUK IN NEED OP
Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps,
or, Gents' Furnishing Goods,
GO TO
T.D.CLAUSS,Agt.,
THE POPULAR
Merchant Tailor,
Bauk Street, Lehighton.
PRICES VERY" LOW FOR 0AS1I. Tho
public patronage solicited. aug23-tf
J MFOUTANT ANNOUNCEMENT t
JLewis We!ss5
l'OST OFFICE BUILDING
LEHIGHTON, PA., has tho Largest and
Most Extensive Stock uf
!ts9 ladder
HATS, CAPS, &c
ever offered In this borough. Having pur
chased my Stock In the Eastern anu other
Manufactories early In tlio season nnd at u
saving of 10 to 15 per centum on tho present
Auvancca irices, i am preparcu to oner ex
traordinary Inducements to mv customer!,.
Special attention has been given to tho selcc-
UUIl Ul
Fall and Winter Boots!
and I Invito my numerous friends nnd patrons
to call and oxnmlno my stock belore making
their purctinscs elsewhere, ns 1 mil iirL-niiri-,1
to glio special Inducements to nil LfASH
I'UllUlliSI.KS.
Hetncinbor, LEWIS WEISS
1'ost-OUlco Building, Lehighton, l'n.
Sept. SI. '
The undersigned Is now prepared to supply
the very best LATTlMElt COAL at tho fob
lowing LOW l'RIOES FOR CASH :
At Yard
No. 2 Chestnut, per ton,., $1 T5
No. 1 Chestnut, per ton,.. 1 73
Stove, per tun, 3 00
Dcliv'd.
3 Oj
3 SO
J. L
GABEL,
Scaler in
General Hardware, &c,
Opposlto tho Tubllo Square, BANK fcTItEET,
LEIIIOIIIOM, VA. ivov, C0.1S73
w
ANTED,
NINE MALE TEACHERS ibrltho PUB.
LIU SCHOOLS OK MAHONING TOWN.
Mill. Examination will bo held on t In- 0th
ol ficptember, 1879, at school ilouso ISo. 6,
sltuato near tho Hotel of J. T. McD.inlel.
Also, tlio DUI'LHIATE for COLLI! T.
INUtho SCHOOL TAX for said Township
win uu uwurucu.
NATHAN RHEINSMITH,
Adg IB, 1870-W3 Secretary
"1 AM,
It. UILlIA.il,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE: 2nd Story, 1st door above "Carbon
House," BANK Street,
LEHIQIITON, l'ENN'A.
Collections nnd nil other Legal business en
trusted to me will receive prompt attention.
August 10, l&iB-yl
NOT
IIUE.
Numerous complaints havo been rnndo that
with according to law.
By order of County Commissioners,
Aug, 18-3t. 11. E-SWAltTZ, Olcrk.
THE WEEKLY CAPITAL Is a first-class
Newspaper, vlvlng latest and most reliable
-Stato news. Senttoanyaddrcss.postnge paid,
six months for 60 cents. Ono year for '.oo.
Sample copy free. HUDSON k EW1NO,
'lor-LKA, Kakbas.
Risley's Witch Hazle.
Cures ItcnilaMic, Burns, Sprains, Wounds,
Cuts, Rheumatism, Toothache, Earache, etc.,
etc Warranted equal In quality to any made,
at half the price.
O ox lloltlm JJSc. Pint Unities BOc
Havo your druirglst order. If he has not In
stock, of
CHARLES I'. IIISI.UV,
Wholesale Druggist, M Cortlandt, St., New
York. Aug. 19 3m.
-JJ10U AN ABSOLUTELY
Safe and Brilliant Light, Use
Straub & Harrar's
The Family Favorite
BURNING OIL !
ASK FOR STRAUB X- HARRAR'S
STARINEOILI Aug.lfl.m3
This COL1.AII
and a Coir Milker
free to Farmers
wlio act as Agents,
Out tblaout end ad
dress with stamp
BM1TH&SON
21 Der Bt.. N. V
July :0.-3ai,
Nnn.1. .a-s paper,
IVANTKD IMMEDIATKLY.
Seventeen fount men to learn Telesraphv.
Good situations guaranteed. Tor pui liculai-s;
audi ess with stamp.
SIIEBIDAN& BUID.
Sox CS7, Ubellin, Ohio,
575 for 1. 00, $5.00 for 1 cent
I pav larire prices for manv nates of Old Cop
per ami Hilver Coins. Send 10 cents nt once lor
ray Cataloirud anu Pilce List. Address.
A.O. WKLlHONSrMt,l'llnnt IM.
July 21 lino.
Tf"Ii''N!'n ITT'S Ttd remarkable med
J..i!iliiJAJjlJ O fioe will core Spavin,
Splint. Curb. Callous, ko , or any enlarue.
ment, and WII.I, 11HMOVI! Till! 1IUNUII
JPAVTF WITHOUT llLlSTr:KlNO
J-1- orcauslng a soie, Noremedy
ever discovered equals It lor certainty of ac
tion in sto
CURE
Hon In stountnir the lameness and reuiovlnir
y ine uuuvii. i iito fi.w, o?im iur
-1 circular irlvlnrr 1'osltive Proof and
yonr nearest agent's address. Sold by drug-
kIsis, or sent to any address by the Invcntur,
11. J. Kendall, 51. ., Knosbargh Falls, Yt.
F
or Salo or (o Kent.
An ellKlldr located 2 Btor Donblft
Frame House Fit uate In.tUst WeUaiHirt,
WHunvean-u oue-mii acre ui-lauq, n
good Orchard uf cboice apples, &c. For fium
er particulars. .PPly jo p nxrpamu
Jan. 11, teiilxeton. i'
New Advertisements
JUST RECEIVED,
OP GOOD
NOTE PAPER!
which wo aro offering at tho unprcccdently
low prico of
1.00 PER REAM,
ou
10 quires for 50 cents !
Call early if yon are In want of NOTE
PA Pr,Il at this extraordinary LOW PRICE I
Carbon Advocate
Lehighton, Va.
l'ICOVDUItS.
"Sour stomach, bad breath, indigestion
iml headacho easily cured by Hon Bitters.
"Study Hop Bitters books, usollio mcd !
icine, no wise, iicaiiny nnu nnnnv."
"When life Is a drug, and you havo lost.
in nope, try jiop miters."
"Kidney and urniary Iroubloisuniver
nl, and tlio only safo anil euro remedy Is
Hop Bitters rely on it."
"Hon Bitters does not exhaust ami des
troy, but restores and makes new."
"Ague, billiousncss, drowsiness, jaun
lice, Hop Bitters removes easily."
"Boils, Pimples, Freckles, Rough Skin
ruptions, impure blood, Hop Bitters cure.
"Inactive Kidneys nnd Urinary Organ
'auso tho worst of diseases, and Hon Bit
ters cures them all."
"Moro health, sunshine nnd Iny in lint
Bitters than in all other remedies."
Hop Couau Ci'tiK and Paik Rcmf is.
TUB BIST
For sale bv all drunatsts. auor o.-lm.
DMIMSTKATUIX-'S SOTICE.
Estate of Urias fichr, deceased.
..ut,i.tov iioiiio.. ,, ,i"u iinui im, j.muiv
of Urlas Helir ileo'd, late ofJlnhonlng Town.
mil, -win uuii V.UU111, i-ernsyivaiiu, liuring
been ttrnntcd to Ilia undersigned, all persons
indebted to said csta'o will ptenso make pay.
ment, and thoso having claims ngainst tho
same will yrcsent them for settlement to me,
or to Un. N. H. 11EBE1I, Agent, I.chluliton,
XI.. l?UOiVn Jl.lllt. WllllW.
Jure J3. 1878-wO Administratrix.
JXECUTOlt'S NOTICE.
Letters Testamentary on tho L'state of
Jonathan Kolb, latoortho Borough or Weiss
port, Carbon Uoimty, 1'cnna., deceased, have
ukkii Ki.iiiii-ti ii, inu uiHierriKiicu, 10 wuom nil
persons iiiuciiieu to tno Sam i-state are re-
,llir-lnl tr. Itml.-n i-ltl.ln .1.
nnd all thosd having clnims or demands will
maKO Known tno s.iine, without Uelay, to
HKNIIY IIOYhlt, Executor.
Welssport, July 6, 187-W6
T
"10 WJIOJI IT MAY COXOEKX.
All persons aro hereby forbid making eon
tracts to nureliitso Irmn or to soil to mv Wiin.
MAUY ANN, nliertlilsdate.sslwlllnotbo
resi unsiuio mereior.
OlDKON ZIMJinRJlAN.
Franklin Township, Carbon County, Ta.
.luiy oin, litv..wo-
rpo WllOil IT HAY CONCEItK.
All persons are herebv forbid mriMltntr with
tho lollowlnir articles, nuw In possession ol
Hugh Donahue, of llciver Run, Mahoning
iwp., unruon county, t'.t., tne samo n.ing my
poperty, and lojiiud to lilm during int nlo.is-
ure, viz: t'ldor l'ress. Cow, Stovo, Settee,
lauic, nureau, jioc-K. .uooKina mass. &c.
iUlib. HO.li; HOHl'T,
July ID, 'jo.3. Heaver ltun, Pa.
D
is.suliitioii uf r.irtnor.sl:lp.
Notlco Is liprcbvirlrcn that the nnrlnersTiln
business or lltl.MUXt llOKFOlllt In manu
lacturlnir coaches, wiikohs, fie., ts this day dls-
solved by nun ual consent. Tim nceounts of
tne linn will bo settled by It. I- . Ilnuiml.
IIOMln it HOl'l-'ORD.
Lehighton, July 18th, 1870. w3.
TTOHSKMEX, LOOK IIERni
Saddler and Harness Maker,
BANK St., LEHIQHTON, Pa.,
Calls attention to tho followlngcxtraordinary
LOW I'RIOLS:
Baggy Harness nt trom 812 00 upward!
Bxprtss llnrness at from 18 00 upward!
Breeching Harness nt Irom .. 8 00 upward!
Homing Harness nt from 0 00 upwnrdi
llorso Collars (hulr) nt rrom. H toupwnrdi
' V (straw) at Irom. 1 75 upward!
Bridles at from 175upwardi
nnd all other nrlteles nt enunllv low nrli-pK
nnd uuiirantccd of best workmanship ltlj
PA III IN, I iwnnmllv nl, nn.la.l Inn, ....nr..
ablo charges, l'atronago solicited. Way 10
The Largest Spring Stock
Of Ladle,', Gents', and (inllilron's
Boots, Shoes! Gaiters
IJvci otrcied In this vicinity Isat
J.M. FHITZlNfiEIt'S,
Bank Street, Loliigliton, Pa
I IitiTe Jnt rprrtvpil o" Inimciifto STOHI-I OF
which I am boilii-g to tho perplo of T.ouipliton
and tlionntroiniit'iKr nciKhliorhtioa CKEAl'KIt
THAN KVLK JlhfiUllK buMlu tins County.
Boots & Shoos Mado to Order
ot AntonlshxiGly -Low Trices, mi MENDINQ
N pally done nt rnces to suit (tie time.
I invito tho u'ltno to call anJ ctamlnnmv
Stock tmi rnces bcloro pU'-clasiiiK eUewhoio,
ami bo convinced of th nbovu facta.
l.OUNU Ti faATMl-'Y. ilPniiv.niaflo Coots
nnu "noes uongot ot mo mux rip will uo repair
eti without rtmrfTP.
Thankful for post patronoffe. I regp-ccfully
ask a couUnuubco iboi i ot,
.i. m. FimziNniiit.
Two door below Itomip & Ho Hold currlipo
"51 Ofin piofltsniiairtaj-Biuvestment 5l (t
t-Sl'u of-omclal Itrports, liee-SplUU
PrODtmlonnl rcturna everv week oo Brock On
tlon- or 120, - tv, i.oo, S'0. Allilrcus
T. PiiTTElt WIUUT 16 CO.. Hankers, 3o Wall
Wo will pay A penis u binary oi iiuo per motiili
and erea,-'l,t.orul0T' 18 cuminlx-iion, toai.ll our
ne wi'l wonderful InTenlioiiii. Metncanukat wtay.
bAmplu free. Aildressbusullis Co., M-ualiall, Mich.
aTPTVTTi TO - nlCH A Co.. I'ortland,
OoIJlN XJ Knlno, for boat .irincv lln,lntss
la tho Wi rid nxoenslvo oulllt Free.
t7Y a Month and expenses f-uuranteeil to
S? I I ARlllts. OutUtfieo. bllitV A t0, AU.
OUST, MAIXE.
W ' ' I ntfreo. Address P. O. VIOKEKY,
Augusta, Malno.
1.M.I-.W n VM, nn.1 arlxan.a. tn n-.anl- ..
rns c:if:iinii5H cr Tns.tmirss mixta.
Sent free to any addrcrs on receipt of3-cent
stamp. Address Geo. 1', Howell & Uo., 10
Spruce St.. New York.
A LECTURE
TO YOUNQ MEN.
Jutt Publhhtd, in a Seated Envelope, Price flc.
A LKOI UIK OX Tin: NATDHK. Til 13 AT
MKIST, AND l AUIUAL cure of (Seminal
We.ikuee-, or tipti mutorrhcB 1. 1 educed h Heil,
AtaiftO Iiiroloiitniv JmUHion. Inipoteuov.
Nervoui -Debility, and Jmpediiumti to Mat
rtaeo ceoemliv i cousuiuption, L'tiilcpey. and
Fit)., Mental awl t'hyeKral ineuuaciiv.
Uy HUUKlil J. CULVBUWltU M, V., aath.
irof tli "Ufen Jiook'io
The v. orld renown it amaor, In this admirable
Letture, clearly proven liom lit) own eipei
leuco tliat tho awiui couscqaeoca vtsa t Abuse
niiy Le effectually remove! without uicdiclue,
auo nitbout rtngcious m ffieal opeiaiuns,
IjoiiRiea, iU8irumuiH. iluj? ot cohIIuI-ji ,otiii-
(or out a tiudcj il euro at once cit Hn aud cf
leotiiaL liy rthich ero v uufiVjer, nu umtter
v.liat I1 euiiottlou niur bo may emu binneJf
ilitMtitr, bnviite v unit indlcatiy.
Thit Lecture wilt prove d toon to thou
laitfi and thoutands.
Reot. under toa!, In ft plain envelope, (o inr
addretM, oq receipt ol atx c-uuU. or two postage
fcUtll llfl,
Atldreai the publitlier,
The CiilVerwell ItlctUcnl Co.t
41 ANBt.tNBWY01lKi
Tost Office I'px, 4Wb ai r.JS- 71,
'PIMPLES.
I will mail (l'rcl tbe iele for a simple
Vexvktabui IULU tbat will rawovo TAX.
FltllKl.K8. 1IMI'I.1.8 and flLorOHKa,
leavlus ilioaktu soft, cesr aud bwMtltul i olu
iD.truitloua for producing a luxuriant growth
of hair ou a bald brad oramooto face, Adilrtum,
Incloainx 3e. atanip, Uta. Vaudill A Co.XAiiu
Btltx't, N V
WEISS & KERSCHNER,
BrjccESsons to
ROM IO & KOFFORD,
Carriage Builders,
Bank Street, Lehighton,
Aro prepared to Mnnufactnre, to order, every
description ol
OAItniAUES,
BUUUIES,
sr.Eiaiis,
srnmo waooks,
Romig's Pat. Platform Wagon ,
fcc, at lowest rates for Cash,
REPAIRING
Of all description promptly attended tost tbo
most rcasonuDie prices.
A3 All IVork cruarantetd. and TMktrmuiKft
Is respectfully solicited.
WEISS & KEItSOlINEK.
July 26, 18I0-yl
DANIEL WIEAND,
Carriages,Vagons,Sleighs,&c.
coniTEn or
BASK ASI) IKON STREETS,
LEHIOHTON. Penna.,
Kespcctfully announces to his friends and tbe
public, that he Is prepared to Dulld all des
criptions of
OAKIUAQES,
SPUING wAaorrs,
SI&IOHS, he.,
In the Latest nnd Mo3t Approved Styles, at
Prices fully as low ns tho same can be obtain
ed elsewhere, guaranteeing the belt Seaioned
Material and most substantial workmanship.
Particular attention given te
REPAIRING
In nil Its details, at tho very Lowest Prices'.
Patronage respectfully solicited and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed.
April 26, 1879-yl DAN. WIEAND.
YOU NEED NOT
SUFFER A DAY
WITH
Dyspepsia, Constipation,
Liver Complaint, Indigestion,
Debility, Sec,
when yon can bo relieved and cured by the
use of that reliable ( Established I860,) remedy
Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON.S
jp inr
It Is Nature's own remedy, and contains no
nauseons drus. Uyou are so bad ofl as not
to be ablo to rat a t rucker without distress,
try llr. Ilnuirii-nii'a I'cp.ln.and you will
not bo disappointed, lie sure you get lr.
lloiiKliinu IVii.liiniicI taKeoo base Iml.
tntlons. Sold by all Ilrnirnlsts. J. H. Eatoit,
I'roprletor.Phllaclelphla.Pa. HHKNXaOOD
& CO., General Agents, New York."
Juno 7; 3mo.
1 URIAH FATZINGER
flespectfullv ntnonncos lo the people tbat be
has leased tlio Shop ot SAStUEli IIEBEH
I.INU, on
Nortli Street, Lehighton, Pa.,
and proposes to resume bis old business ot
Carriage and Wagon
BUILDING,
and respectfully asks a share of public patron,
aire, iiioraateln tno Woi kmaiibip to be r aoal
10 ton best, aud the Prlcei lo bo uslewastktf
lowest.
REPAIRING
of all kinds promptly attended Ion very re.
sonabto charges.
UllIAII rATEINOEIt.
Opoo-lto Public Square, North Street,
Feb ltyl Lehlfbtoo, ra.
II. A. IU 'LTZ. restieet Inlly antionnrea to the
peonio ol li trthton au vicimtv thnt he bas
11'niln ain.nrK tnpnt tor tuotdvtng them with
thoniiivr LkIIIOII COAL irom the l.ehirh.
ton Uepotor ibe Leti.gti a tiueq., Itlt st tbe
following Low Prices t
Stove ..fs oo per ton
Gag 2 7t per ton
Chestnut...... , I 75 per ton
No. 2 1 75 per too
STRICTLY FOR CASH
Leave vonr Orders at my OIQco. IIAuK St.,
oolioalle the t'tipilc Squate. Coal will bedeliv
ered, when dealrca, at vsty Lowest Chitrre oil
uliove price.. 11. A 11 K LIZ.
March 8. 3ai. Lehighton, ra.
Poiid's Extract
The Vegetable Pain Destroyer
INVALUABLE FOB
Inflammation & Hemorrhage
Plies, Sprains, Lameness, Hums, Scalds,
Iimlsos, Soreness, Rheumatism, Dolls, Ul
cers, Old Sores, Wornds, etc. Also for
Toothache,lIeadache.Sorelfiroat, Asthma,
Hoarseness, Neuralgia, Catarrh, (Jolfe,
Illarrhna, ami all Hemorrhages, &e.
It Is acknowledged by Physicians of all
schools that Point's Kiiraet has moro
wonderful curative properties than any other
remedy. Wo tuffn of tun AitMAiion, ram,
sonENESS cr ULEiiniKO.but It will care. Space
will not admit of naming all thedlsoases lor
which It Isaspeclllo! but we will send a his'
toryol Its uses by mall, on application. The
plenslns; remits or tloir the ttxiraet as o
toilet requisite, has Induced ns to- prepare
loodlflod lormsof the Kitrnei In a 't'allet
aai, (60 cents a Imji or 3 cakes), a Tollat
Onara for sultenlntt and beautlfylnti the
skin (tl.OOa bottle), a Dentifrice (W cents)
a l.lp salve (25 cents).
For seniltlvo and severe cases cfCATAnnn,
onr CMatrrli t'ni-r t7eenta) used with our
Natal Hyrtiigr (25 centijli a radical cure
Orfr lnlinler (50 centf), for Itvsa avo
Throat Dibkasks and internal hlecdlnicls
Inruluable. Our Olnimeiit (60 cents), for
riunic i'ilks, ei.f snouiu dq Mepr. in ever
family. (JDr (laatr excel all others. Uso
oer iilrilleaieu Paper teprevent and oure
Piles and CiiArino,
Thebaseof our Toilet mil Slcdlcatait pre
parstlons Is I'onU'. Kxlrnui, which Is a
Kuari ntro that they are suiierlor. snddeservo
ti.eeonfldenee of the public. Sold by A, J.
DtTKLlNU, l.elilnliton, and all Drugsllts.
Prepared only by
PONDS UXTIIAOT COJIt'ANV.
Kow York and London.
June T. 1st.
$15,000 WANTED, .
nr this
Lehighton School Board,
at S per cent. Interest ixjf annum. Thcscr
bornlsfra free from'Tax, ami of ler a safe ami
lkrofitatle Investment for capitalists. For
further twrtkulsj Address,
DANIHIi GMAVER,
Secretary nf the Itoanl,
Auk- J, 17 It Lchichbin, Pa.