SJw Carbon SUlvacnte.
IK V. MOKTIIIMEtt,
IDlTOIl
LtilltOIITON. IM.t
SATURDAY, SOVKMllEU 8,1871).
Tho election is over, and
Thomas Koons is the Sheriff
elect for this coturty. .Our
choice of candidates for that
osition was Paul Krcsge,Esq.,
a gentleman with whom we
have been on intimate bupiuess
relations for a number of years
past, and a man in every way
fitted for the position, but
through some unheard of ap
athy on the part of his party
he was defeated, and as stated
his opponent, Thomas Koons,
has been elected by a major
ity of 14 votes. That we were
correct in our estimates of the
two candidates wc arc now
better satisfied than before,and
for this reason: on the after
noon succeeding the election
Mr. Koons, called in our office
and read to m our death war
rant (I) lie withdrew his
support from the Camion An-'
Yocate, and insinuated, in
language chaste and refined,
that our doom was sealed.
That same knell was sounded
in our ears seven years ago by
another of his ilk, and still we
live. Mr. Koons will, no
doubt, do as he threatens, . e.
endeavor to have his person
al friends quit taking the Ad
vocate and withdraw their
patronage, as he did on "Wed
nesday afternoon. Still, we
respectfully inform the gentle
man, that that will not kill us
or the Advocate. "We give
him and his partizans in the
hillinij Intsiness notice, that we
will continue to publish the
C'Aisnox Advocate in Lehigh
ton, at a year, notwith
standing his and their sturdy
manly and vindictive opposi
tion, and as heretofore we will
support no man, be he Dcmo
crat,Uepublican. or ol any oth
er political creed, unless we
arc fully satisfied that he is
the man for the place.
" Lay on, MoDuir,
Amli'nmn'il be him who first cries holu,
i noil -h !"
oD.vrt: or ."ti.u.Hn?;. i::xtir::t.
Major General Joseph Hooker died at
Galileo City, 1.. 1., on Friday aflernoou,31st
ulL lie had been in his usual health until
an hour before his death, nnd proKiscd going
to Now York Saturday to attend to business
matters, llo entertained a largo party ut
' inner at the Garden City Hotel on the 2itli,
nnd has teemed to be ill tho best of spirits
und to enjoy social intercourse witli his many
fi n-nils u fully ns at any time of his life.
His intellect was unclouded, and but for his
unfoi lunate l.iiiieuess,he would seem to have
been ns active as ever. Ho took his accus
tomed walk in the Tark during tho after
noon, nod did ii. .t complain of feeling ill
till about d o'clock, when ho retired to his
own apartments, on tho second floor, anil
summoned his valet, Thomas Lawler, who
assisted him to a reclining i.-ilion upon a
couch. After an hour ho aroso and busied
himself almiit his rooms till, nt 5.15, his
valet, bearing tho General struggling for
brealh, hastened to his side and assisted him
to He down ii)nn his bed, at tho same time
ringing the bell f..r help. Mr. Nickerson,
the hotel supcrintcn. lent .hurried to the room,
but uhett he ariived tho General was dead
Major General Joseph Hooker was born at
Iladl y, Mas., in 1819. He-graduated ut
West V iut in IK!7, and served in the Mex
lean war, ri.ing tu Hie unit f Captain of
A tillery and Ihu brevet of Lieutenant Col
onel in the statf. Afcr tho close of the
Mi'Xio-in w:.r he was on duty on tho Pacific
coast lor toyenrs,and Com 1F51 to U53on
leave of absence. Ho resigned in February,
lsaS. icuiaining in California, wIro he was
ingagcl as suK.'riutendeut of construction
of the National ro-ol, and as a fanner.
Fmm lSa'J tolSCl ho was n Colonel in Hie
Califi rnia militia. When thccivilwar broke
out in I SO I , ho returned to tho Kast. He
win made Ilriga.lier General of volunteers.
mid pul in command of tho lUfcnccs of
Washington August 12, 18(11, but his com
mission was dated bock to May 17,1801. He
took a prominent part in the Peninsular
campaign of General McClellaD, nnd ills
t uxuislicd himself In tho battles of Wil
liamsburg, Fair Oaks, Trailer's Farm nnd
Malvern Hill. He was made Major Gene
ral ul volunteers in May, 18r,2. During
General Pope's ojierations before Washing
t ii. General Hooker was verr active, and
lit Aiitit-laiii,iepleiiiber 17,180:;, was wound
ed, and was soon alter promoted to tho rank
of Brigadier General of the regular army,
At the disaktnms lepulse of Rurnside at
Freilerii kkburg, in December, 1801, he coin
minded the right wing of the army. In
January, I8C3, ho was appointed to the
command of tho Army of tho Potomac.
Afler tevend feints ho crofeed the llappa
hauueck, some dit.iiice above Frodericks
bu g. lynching Chancellorsvillo May 2d
be was attacked on tho evening of that day
on the right flank, by Stonewall" Jackson,
with a large force, and the Eleventh Army
O-rpi driMiu Iwck ujmu the centre in con
latum. In the fighting which Ibllnwod
J ickson was fatally wounded, and tho Army
cf the Potomae held tho usition ; but two
days later Hooker withdrew to tho north
bank ol (lie !Uipwbaiihock. Tho Confeder-
uieannj.uuur iwiuuaim oi uenerai fe,
w n.Vr atteuiil lo curry tho war into
. . . t rt .
rennivivuniu. uuiufinerai iitwucr loiiowa
cloet-ly. lie wjia n?lieve.l of his oonimaml
'
on the 21th of June.lnonns'viucnce of a !
Wveincnt with Kallsck, the General
Chief, Hliil General' lleoile, his- successor,
romn.at.dca at the battle of Gettysburg,July
. - .,, r. i t i . in i I.,
1.3,1803. General Hunker remained In
Baltimore walling orders till Sept. 24, 1SG.1,
when ho wns lint In command of tho 20th
nrn.v corps (oihsoli.lale.1 from the 11th and
' ' 1 . ..
I2tli),nutl Mill to ChotUnonga, Tennpssce. (
lie distinguished himself at Lookout Vol-
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ley, liOOKOtll .UlOllllitlll, .UlSPIOIIillV lilUUU i
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actively engaged In file mnreM to Atlanta
again relieved of command, July 311. 1SGI
in command successively of the Northern,
K.islern and Lake Departments, atid of the
Retiring Board till Sept. 1, lfSGO. lie was
innslered out of tho volunteer service Sept.
I, l&Gfl, und on Oct. 1 j, 1H08, was breyetted
Mnjor General In the regular army, nod
placed upon the retired list.
Tho New York .Sun of Wednesday in a
brief editorial artical,sieaksas follow: The
day after election-should be n day of philos
ophic reflection to men of all parties. For
the defeated it is al! there is left. They
should recall the examples of great histori
cal characters who had distinguished them
eolves by tho patience and fortitude with
which they have submitted to reverses of
fortune. They sliMiltf review the campaign
and see what mistakes nro apparent in their
management, so as to ovoid them next time.
Moreover, defeated candidates may derive
comfort from the consideration thatcven the
hijthett office doe" not necessarily confer
honor. Who respects Ilutherford H. Hayes?
A tllfleretit line uf reflection, but none the
lea philosophic, is equally appropriate lo the
victors. Vio would respectfully suggest to
the pnstorsoftlie6ever.il churches the fitness
of sermons addressed to the triumphant par
ty on tlm vanity of alt earthly pissossion of
office. Whul Is it to bo clothed ill a little
brief authority especially for those to whom
tho dress is unbecoming, and a misfit?
Meanwhile the Independent press is less
concerned with results than with the con
sciousness of having fully and fairly per
formed its duty. Those who carried the
election And those who fjlled tocirry it will
iill'bc benefit cd by a day of philosophic re
flection. Wortlrj- of Aticitllou.
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selves with that treasure of useful, prac
tical, reliable information, tho AmcrkanArj
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ago as a rural journal, but now enlarged to
embrace a great variety of most useful read
Ins for the Household, Children included,
for tho Garden, as well as the Farm for all
classes. i:.ich volume gives snmo SOO origi
nal engravings, willi descriptions of labor
saving and labor-helping contrivances, of
plants, fruits, (lou-crj, animals, etc., inolii. ling
many largo and pleasing, as well as Instruc
tive pictures for young nnd old. The con
slant, systciiratiVcxposurcs of Humbugs ami
Swindling Schemes by the grkuUurLit are
of great value to every one, nnd will save to
most persons many times its cost. Altogeth
er, it is one of the most valuable, ns well ns
cheapest, Journals anywhero to bo found.
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Oampany, Publishers, 201 liroadway, New
York.
ZashnriahChanJIer.Unitcd States Sena
tor from Michlgin, was found dead in bed
in the Grand Pacific. Hotel, nt Chicago, on
Saturday morning. IIo had spoken nt n
large Hilitical meeting the night before. He
was in the COth year of his nge. Resolution
of respect for his memory nnd regret for his
loss were adopted by the various llepublican
committees and nss-ciatinns in Chicago and
Detroit, and also nt meetings of citizens;
Hags were half-masted and emblems of
mourning displaced. Piesident Hays sent
an appropriate telegram expressing regret.
OUIS WASHINGTON Sl'IX'lAIi.
W.ISH1V0T0X, I. C, Nov. 1, IS79.
The Signal Servico or Weather Bureau,
familiarly known as "Old Pmlmbilitirs,'
lias just given to the publica sort ofAnnual
Itcport which is really quite an interesting
exhibit. After nil tho fault-finding the con
cern has had to put up with from various
sources and causes, it seems that n tirclty
goo.1 general average has been maintained
and Old Probs appears to bo tolerably well
satisfied witli his work. Of course it isn't
possible to get up weather tosuitevcrybody,
on all sorts of occasions, nor is it veiy easy
to uveid an occasional mistake nnd tho at
tendant unpleasant ciicumslances. When
u city beau relies uin tho predictions of
Probabilities, and goes out boating with his
gill, only to encounter a squall and a duck
ing, ho is very apt lo think tho weather bu
reau is n fraud. Hut theso nio rare and ex
ceptional cases, nul must bo put up with,
especially if, as I have just said, the general
average Is good. Gen. Meyer's report shows
that tho bureau has como wilhin fourteen
per cent, of tho truth, taking the ycir to
gether, and he demonstrates that ninety per
cent, is attainable. Among tho latest im
provements is a telegraphic weather map,
which Is dialled at the main ofTx-o of tho
bureau at tho time of making tho morning
rcKiit, and telegraphed to New York by n
piocess ioculiar to tho Signal Service, in
time to appear ns ( liarted in paiiers which
; ., T.,.. !.... r.....,.' ..r.i.
vice is, of course, the storm signals ahuigthe
Sivnt lakes and at the hiincinal scaiNiits of
liie Atlantic end Gulf ('oasts. Dy tlieiriise
thousand of precious lives nnd millions of
dollars have been saved. It appears by the
icpirt that in 0,1 l'J rostothVrs of the coun
try, the foiecusls ol tho weather, called,
farmers' lltilloiius," aro regularly bung
out each day of Hie week, giving informa
tion which is of much value lo nil classes ol
citizens, nnd Gen. Meyer has in process of
coustiui'liou an instrument to be called a
"Weather Case," which is exiected to give
meteorological indications in such u way as
to make them intelligible to every one.
Justice Field, of the Supremo Court, Ins
raised a small "unpleasantness" by his re
rant opinion, dissenting from the decision of
Court umii the Thurinan Act," in relation
to the Pacific Railways, compelling them lo
pay ii i their indebtedness to the Govern
ment. The opinion of the Court, which
was delivered by the Cnief Justice, was
read to Justice Field in Hie private councils
oftho Court. In picturing; his dissenting
opinion, Justice Field assailed the opinion
oftho majority in language which wasdis
rcpedful, if not offensive, to his associates
on the bench, nnd his manner in delivering
ma ojiiuioii was qunoas except tollable as the
language employed in sjicatiug ofthe de
rision nniiouueod by tho Chief Justice. No
praciitumer would liavo been lermi'ted In
employ such language toward the Court ns
was used by Justice Field in rcfeiring to the
decision of that body. In view of what oc
curred upon tho occasion alluded to. it is
roimrted that tho Court will adopt n. rule hv
v. liK'h all dissenting opinions will, in future,
be required to Iw read lu the council cham
ber before permission will bo granted to have
them publicly reed from tho bench. A
iinpreion has obtained that tho Judge is
iiouiiiiaiiii iiiinst'ii lor mo i residency on
tho Democratic ticket, ns his opinion em
bran, d ultra sti.tes right-; b t iiun.
uin oi ine mien novelties liereisa "cook
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I HU evtiuoil, ItUS UtWIl 111 IU1I UIIIM.
,Uv, p,lrt under Hie .llreotioi, of
Mi Juliet Coa relbea.l cookUtf?om
i.trit. iimj cmu au g.. oi courac.
' b" o; "ibsc.
V,e,w whlngtim tllea evulcntly liiink
f li. nan m.L. ..irl a.u.1.. .J 1.. ...... I ......
It ""7 nn m"ke ert conjis if tlnnise4vus
an ! l.arn all there is In the collnarv art, in
la- about "three Jet k-of a lamb's taif," . i It
wero. Tin lcrlttrcs appear to have hail n
lerrlbto ellecl uwh the mlntt of on vming
in irrlnl hi'ly who hin-nttendedf Her Inn-
bmi) V(1ft.nl., fml mnuA ri.,,
about 2 n. iii.rths other iiiRhtr hi And his
wile stuntling over IWnvwith n curving Itnlfa
J'"1 r".,k1.11' her litintK ituiiig throujli the
fi-riiiula lor carving tnrkev. In her uoiii-
unintrtillfiitc (rxi-rriirca she w Just about to
plum;.- III.' lord in!o Ins niinlniny, wlthitho ,
wnriN. "hpiol tl'jlitlc tin' left wi let ntitl Ill-
. . , , ? . V. . ,
scrt the lork in lite lucHsttid She fsirKey, one
liroiiir on either side oftho breast (mtie
when lie entrant and disarmed her. She
ilt-nur t.unt J...J ntwt ul tilin fofn Inn.
inenl ami tlien iHnhlnff hnek the sleeve of '
r"lriU'?,;A'." Li"? IZVll, nLV 1 1
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hit ivwc ue uii. imnru
him ailil exclaimed It) a loud, theatrical
manner: "tho only way to reach your litis
hand's heart Is through h stomach V
Since that night this- gentleman- fm s-left
In another B(mrtirx'nt with the door bolted
nnd n stuck of trunks piled up ngilnst it.
II o says that Miss Corson's lectares-may he
well enonah in their wav. hut that literal
- i r -u.'- k .i ....i. i ; osnnn ms pu rainy over jsutier iiwu.uen.
search Tor his-heirtrrm the stomach, Is an , Holer's son Paul. lm was a candidate lor
exneriment ho does not wholly opprove. I t ho lower Il..uso In the Twenty filth District,
The "siiorts" about t'lwn nro all ngo over and was dcleated by 13 votes, Las filed aiiw
theldea of celllinr Hatram ami Courtney , Utlon lur w recount.
here to sctlle their Chntouniin Ijake uiiplca
santnesss. The I'otomac furnishes n fine
race course, and there It- nowhere in the
country a rTlter place lor aquatic smrts at
this season of Hie year. They "sawed off,"
the thing on Courtney tipntChulauqua,nud
the only time hu ever lowed below tho New
York State line, which was some years ago
nt I'lilladclpliiu, he liad n Imat ruined on the
eve of the nice. At(ireenwoil Lake ho had
n sudden fit of sickness once another shell
ron into him, and at another time ho was
cap-sited. Either ho is a confoundedly un
lucky fellow, or else he is well, 1 won't
say what, for he may conclude to come lo
vasiiiiigtnn, ami my out tno young uuna-
oiii, nun in loo IIU9H in tii-m'i v, hit imut
go lor the iiguro-lienit or your unlucky
scribe. JJksi i'Koao.
ur r.ottcr fmn Wnntilmtnir.
Mr. Chandlcr'a Campaign Emltdllow the
Xcwtqfhis Death mu Hceeiccd ti II M
inqtov. Aipiring Tenant for (he HVii'fc
ltoaicThc Coming Military Payeant.
WASJIltSOTOX, D. U., Nov. 3.
Tho announcement oftho sudden death of
Senator Chandler ami Gcnernl.Joseph Hook
er produced profound sonow as Well as sur
priso in tho departments. They were great
favorites with tho clerks In tho Treasury,
War and Interior Department", many of
whom have somo anecdote to tell illustra
tive oftho peculiarcharacleristicsofthc late
Senator and General. Theso stories aro in
teresting, but in general of a kind Inappro
priate to accompany an obituary notice.
When Mr. Chandler was last in Washing
ton ho presented such nn appearance of ro
bust health that one would scarcely have
placed tho duration of his life at less than n
score of years. Ho was ns stalwart in body
ns in his polities, and few men have ever set
in Coiigross n ho possessed such a powerful
physique. Mr. Chandler performed an im
menso amount of campaign servico this sea
son, commencing ns far back ns the 23d of
July, when ho mailcn very elaborate speech
nt Madison, Wis., tho occasion being the
celebration of tho 25th anniversary of the
organization of tlio P.cpiiblicnn party in that
State. Mr. Chandler was then fresh from
the extra session of Congress, nnd burning
with zeal in the Issues which had been made
up between the two great parties. His
speech was printed as n campaign document
to tho extent of hundreds of thousands by
the Wisconsin Republican Committee and
was scattered broadcast over the West.
Shortly afterwards Mr. Chandler caino List,
mid addressed Republican audiences in the
States holdingctcctions thisyear. ThuOlno
Ucpuldicms also had tno benetit ol Ins as
sistance. Two weeks aeo ho went back to
Wisconsin and held nf series ol meetings,
speaking to immenso nudiuiices in the four
principal cities of the Stale. Ho intended
that the speech which he made nt Chicago
on Friday night hist, should end Ins lulm s
foi the campaign, and it did, but not us ho
hail expected. N
There has been n great many "interview
ers" lately with prominent Republicans out
tide of official life with rcterenoo to the Re
publican nomination lor tho Presidency.
That nf James I'. Wilson, of Iowa, who was
in Congress for many vears. and who was
offered by General Grant the Secretaryship
ol State beloro Mr. l ish was appointed,
seems to be the most intelligent. Ho had
somo coricpnndenro with General Grant,
while tho latter was nbsent .roni the coun
try and he says distinctly that in his opin
ion General Grant, will accept the nomina
tion if it js tendered to linn with uny degreo
ol' unanimity, but that if there is any indi
cation of a contest and wrangle in the con
vention, liis friemls will certainly withdraw
his name. That there will lie a "contest and
wrangle," I liavo not tho slightest doubt.
Tho Iriends of Rluina and Sherman and
Coukling the latter is really out of the race
aro not likely lo give way without u skir
mish, at least. If General Grant withdraws,
who is the coming man All the inter
views and the general judgment say hois
Ulaiiie,
Tho attendance at National Fuir now be
ing held her has fallen below what was
exacted by tho managers. At leat forty
thousand pjiqile, it was believed, would be
pre-ent nn the first day, and it was thought
snecinl trains would be run from all points
nf the country, bringing in crowds of visitors
An occasional stranger lined by the flaming
Hues of showy iiosters, lias dropped into tho
city nnd found his way the to Fair Ground,
but tho impression that no camel away
with him, on his return home, could not
have been creditable- to the District. The
industrial procession, which was one of tho
great events of tho opening day was most
successful in its way. 'Die credit of its
suece-s belongs to the merchants, who sub
scribed their money .arrange.! Ihedetnilsnnd
pushed ming-i to a successiui termination
without the nid of the Fair Association.
Uusinc.-s men saw that it oil.' nil a big
chance to advertise their establishments at
little expense, and they cnteired into the
project witli the energy of men who e.ect
ed to see a speedy return in the way of cash
receipts. The opening day at the Fair
Grounds found everything in confusion
workmen were still engaged about tho build
ings. The gmnd stand was only half-finished,
and the nut-buildings was not far
enough completed to eriint pictures to be
hung in it. If the Fuir Association had not
made such great pretensions, or had been
satisfied with some nnine'j'fnr tho exhibition
more modest than "The National Fair,"
tho exhibition would bo compared with
oilier local county fairs, and probably would
not suffer grjatly by the comparison. Hut,
regarded us u National fair, it must be
measured by n higher standard, and It is
undoubtedly n wretched failure.
Kxteusive urraiigeiiiciits are being made
for tho re-union in the city nf the army of
nio uumocrianu aim me unveiling ol the
equestrian statue of Gen. Thomas in tho
Fourteenth stieet circle, which ceremony
takes place on tho 20th ins'ant. A platform
will bo erected about tho statue, with a seat
ing caucity of over live thousand. Tri
umphal arches over the streets m the viciu
oy and the grand stand will be handsomely
decorated with flags and bunting. When
the veil is raised fiom the statue, a common
salute will be fired, which will open the
ceicmonies. lion. Stanly Matthews has
been chosen as tho orator of the day. The
Marine Hand and a chorus of lot) trained
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voiot win rentier uio iiitistc esjwnuiiy roni-
ii.-.t iu! iiiuiKi-uiiuii. ouiuii mo uimiui v
organizations that will particulate in the
exercise aro tho 14th llegiment of National
Guards of Pennsylvania, commanded bv
Col. J. II. Gray, of 1'itUburgj the Duomsne
. . I
uiiosna. ni4ii ni -iiifti.iir.v. ivnii nihi iii.a,
o. in ii iii i i n'. ,i"
ingTOmV,,
the ex soldiers of Ihu city to organize u
mounted battalion for the occasion.
..
AblitST,
"Nip vour cough in the but,"sai.l II. .race
Greely, by taking "Dr. Seller's Cough Byr
up." Lose no limo in gelling u bottle.
The Schuylkill lUpublican says that it is
tho purjxse of President Goweu to make the
main lino of tho Heading a four-track rail
road. Mary Ann Gittleman. fourteen vears of
.S,, wa.ba.llybur,,e,latFriti.vwn.Irl(,
U'Uiur.H tew nays ai. uv u OKtloll Ijtiin
iua)itn i..,.iii'.i. 1......I..1 f 1
. 1,w7vmiii; situs, Itvr IIIB la UnlkllrtXl Ul.
1 Cbarles Burns John Maeulre nnd Tnl.n
I JuXS&x Z.wJ'a.
nvut iiuuuiiz on mo juir uit, wien a euu
i wont liuntmx on the SOtK utt. W .mi..
in tbe bau.U ofMuiruire exnltxletl aii( the
.1 . . - .
charge enteral the bead of John ILu.o. in.
tlieiiti . wntlIl.i ui..i. ti t. , , ,
r , a '' " ' """iJ1"' ,,,urt
prur fiUI.
xjaiujsiikJmi.BH it'll milesaa
tuesi.vys. ixr.c r io.x.
KBW YOltK.
Nnu'Yontc, Nov. t. While Mr. Cornell
has earrl'd the State by a plurality of hiiir
3fi(nH) voles over Mr. Ilolilason, the remainder
orthe Demoornt State ticket haa been elected
tiy n lew thousand. The otncltit' figures from
some ot the Interior counties- tnay slljlitlr
clianu-e Hie nuurcs ulren below.lut not eno"irli
to altvcl the ncncnil result. Mr. Cornell
terms' io I'flve run tx-liliril his ticket toa tantk.
etl ili'rec In (Jnclila aviil .Ifcltersnn cou-ntlcs
nn.l In Kings. Olitlda county Is Mr 'nnk
Hnn'S home. .fFirertonfiasbccn'strDna;lyar.tli
('oiilatlmc for many ears. Utieinaiu;, Mr.
Mr. Kolxnson'e'hoe, tftves hltan suiMi iluri
aiiiv. dot rcerns lo nave Kiven n sinnil MT
Rl,,v fthe Heiiuhlleiti State ticket, trnonw
cotmty, ii,e homo of I ho lleauUlran
1;Ht,ni KinK. Rave air. itnrneit more vines
than It did tlis rt st of the ticket.
DABSACIirSBTTS.
ItoBTOS, Nov, 6. Kcturns have been re
ceived (rum all but right small towns. These
mow unit i.ong tuep.) nas r.l.Jloi nuiicr,
Aitann ( lietn.).9.731! rxldi (I'roItihJ
l' - v '.".". maiority on these tlKiires i,t,.
r-KNNBVLVANIJC
Piiit.AMttr-iiiA, Nov. 8. The returns-that
have lieeiprecelTctl coofivm the estimate made
this inornlnir, that tho State Is Itepubllc n on
tho vole for Treasurer, tiy 60,0oo. The lle
putdlcan inaj.irliy In Allcxlicny county, with
nvo districts to hear Iroui, Is tfiOO.
VIRorSIA.
, JIIciimono, Nov. 6. The latrst returns that
hate keen received seem to insko certain the
deft-atof the debt Payer's party. The lead,
ers of that titrly now claim to liavo elected 39'
members of tho House, wltti kooi! chances lor
6 more and Io slhlylfi more, lly this estimate
tho lteadjusiers Imve 30 certainly elected, In
II.U II I. B.llm.ln.1 ,l.Ut Knl. ....... kn.
uuriniinp eiccien io inenioers, uno inai lucre
are 8 iloubtful. Or these 8 tho Itcadjustrrs
claim the inaiorltv.and the Debt Pavers si-em
dtSMised lo admit the chances ae In favij-ot
thatchiiin. It looks tonluht ns though tho
lteiiiljusters were certain tu control the he.ls
Inture. (ten. Fltzhuirh Lee was defeated for
tho Senate by eio majority.
MAUVLAM).
HAi.TiMoriE. Nov. . Hamilton's (ficm.)
majority lor Governor In this city Is llJOlnnd
the rest or the Slate and city ticket has about
the same. In 1877 the Democratic majority
was about 22.000. Haltlinoro county Klves'J..
(WO Democratic majority for the Slate tlrket
and l.ooo lor the eounty ticket. The returns
from some nf Hie counties have not yet been
received, but sulDclcnt Is known to Indicate
the Democratic, majority to be from 17,000 to
20.0 00.
In tho Third District of Anne Arundel coun
ty yesterday a difficulty occurred between the
whites and blacks. John A. Glass (white)
was killed by a bluduton In tho hands era
colored man named Simmons, who escaped.
Mtssisstrn
Jack-sow, Nov. 5. Only fourteen counties
In Mississippi have bcenhcard troin. Of ihtsc
eleven have el-ctcd tho straight Democratic
ticket. One county Is con. uled to the (Jrcen
backers, and two will require an olllclal count.
Madison county sends iwo independent ne.
grues io the legislature.
KRBKA.
Omatia. Nov. 6. No trustworthy returns
hlivo vet been ti eetved from ti.n Slnt Tl...
Republicans estimate their majority at about'
Wisconsin Is Republican by 20,000.
Thoavcrago Republican uiojorliyln Min
nesota Is put at 10.000.
The city of New Haven, Conn., went Dcm
ocrutloon Tuesday by the largely Increased
majority ot 1.500. 1 he Democrats elected two
Representatives, a gain of one.
President Hayes has issued his pro
clamation, appointing Thursday, Noyirn
bcr 27th, n day nf Thanksgiving und prajcr.
Nothing maktfs a man, woman, or child
feel meaner than a tickling sensation in the
throat. Take "Dr. Seller's Cough Syrup."
25 cents. r
Several days ngo Frank Meisnernnd John
Ilodler, small boys, wero playing ujmn the
street in Germniiiaai town in Potter countv,
with a gun. The weapui exploded, killing
a man named Joseph Singerly, who wus
passing.
Tho Sewickley Record announced In its
columns bit Friday lh.it that would bo the
I ist issue ofthe pajier in that place. It is to
bo published heioafter in Pittsburg as a
morning issue, and will l.e under tho loan
ngeinent and control of Hon. William Mc
Clelland. Another of those rcmnrknblo stories comes
from Pike routily. This time n Miss CJaru
Hendershol, who lives near Shohola, is the
heroine. While ruwing in a boat she met u
deer, a big fellnw.swiuiuiine Icisundv iihm
so that she might overt, ko him. She fired
and wounded him slightly. The animal
mill., lor (hi. I... .1 .....I 11... ..1 I- i.: -
Kline in iiisinroar, una camo otl victorious.
John Parry, of Hvde Park, was almost In
stantly killed in lielleviio mines, Luzerno
couiiiy,on inursdav ol ijbt week.
Governor Iloyl, has favorably considered
llio recommendation of O'Ncll's coiiimuta-
tion, end tho necessary pniors wero made
oni iiiursiiay uiiernuon ol last week.
John Crngan.son of Deputy Sheriff Cro-
gan, missed Ins f voting while trying to get
oil u Lehigh Valley freight train at Wilkes
barrooii the .Kith ul t., fell and was cut in
two by I lie car wheels.
STOP TIZ.1T COIICS II.
HV USING OR. GEUIUX'S COfOIl AMICOXSClir
tion ccax.
ITarranfd to give rtlitf or money refunded.
KRAI) THE FOM-OWIXa LKTTXn WHICH SAYS!
Messrs. Howaith A- Ballard. 0
Gentlemen: I tuke pleasure in recommen
ding Dr. German's Cough nud Consumption
Cure, us I have suffered witli a scverconugli
since last May. Havo usetl all kinds of
Cough Mixtures, but could get no relief.
Mornings niter getting up from my bed I
would be so choked up Hint I could hardly
breathe: nlo freoiientlv vomited severely.
A friend tlircctcd me to use Dr. German's
Cour.li nnd Consumption Cure. I .11.1 so.
hut with little faith at the time, but after
usm: 1 changed my miml, ami I can con
seientiously say, nller tukingonly one bottle
l urn run, oniy uuinill renei mil nm nol
troubled Willi that liillness In the ntornii.
My couzh hns slonitcil, nnd I can obtain a
good night's sleep something not enjoyed
bv mo for weeks tiefore. Will close hv sav
ing il this letter will hoof uny benefit to
you, you may liavo my consent to make It
I.UUIIV. 4UM13 virv II-PIN-I'IIUII),
J. E. DOOSHAMER,
171 Illeecker St.' lUlca.
Remember nflrr using of n Imttlo nnd
you nro not satisfied return the botllo and
get your mnnev ns wo sell no cure, no liuy,
o i . i .... t- . . .
j'iiw u (.viiba uiiti uoiiiu. wis ivts urv
authorized to sell on those terms. Agent for
j.cniginon nmi vicinity, ,v. J. uurung.
Nuv. S ly e. o. w.
New Advertisements.
A ihnlulslrntor'ij Saic ofVuIunble
Ileal & Personal Troperty
II y vlrtui of an order oftho Orpham Court
oTl tirUm County, I'a., the umlernlKneJ, Ail
inlnlf rairlx ol ihu Uetaie or I J ria i lictir. late
oi iWfuionlng tnwnshfp, Uounty ana .State
tiiureiuiittieeea0eut win im ai iuoue oaie,
vu iiiu piciuifev, on
Saturday, Nov. 29, 1879,
I CUinilJBncmiC HI un I, Il ClUCK 1'. .11.. I I1C IOI
,owlIllt VttlUilljie JlKAl, aml PEHSONAIi
i-iiurKUTY, to-wiii All timi certain
TnittTiiii iimnr i amu
TItAGT Oil 1 lUJfc OF LAM),
situate In Mnhonlnz township, near the
''"f"! ,'.r"D!' 01 Le'dKhton. containing
KltlllrY Alllt KS uariifir h... with tlut frt .
: - - - . .
iuwiiik improvements erected 'Hereon
I Darn, and other outl.ult.llnjfS. Alio, two
V,ow' r1r 1S . f.J'" wfn: ""Wit
, ,vr. .'l.MM.a, w niwip, l ail.'l OIWTr,
q-iililHl. ('nnirfiAr.). Vinp.l flurrpl. uii.1 n
ruri-'iy ori.iber iiriicles ol iionsi'hoi.i Furnl.
tureaud Fatuiini; I'tciislls too nuuitroas lo
uo-ntiou.
Terms will tie made known at time and
place ofiale by
SUSAN ItKltll. Administratrix,
till. N. II. hl-lUKK, Ageut.
A L'MTOK'K NOTICi:.
8efie " o'l enrV lr?t$.
II.
,i,ti a., hi.. n.i,u.i.;.-i n,n,. ,r
... . 't.l'. r.
L4II11 lllitn I Ictts'B Ul UJlriMill I OUIIIV. Ill IIIAKO
'H'lrlbutlou ol the Tund. In the hands ot said
ittS'f&rSMZSl'lS
tiM.orhti ...ini..Wt u kuvkkii a v
ltofnii
tlm lwh day of NOVK.MHKlt, A, ll, 18 9. at
t.l. nlli.. In 1 1... 11......,!. ... . .u.l. ( I Ir 1'.
blsotlloolnibe llorounliol .M-iK-UUIiuuk,l'.,
ai itiu eiucn iu ino turvnooo.
JOHN KhlNi; Asklltor.
Oct. IS, W.-t.
New Advertisements.
"TniTsuNl'Xm lsso..
Tnit Sun will deal with the events ot the
year lsso In-lls own fishlun, now pretty well
understood by everybody. From January 1
until December 31 It vl I bo conduced ns n
newspaper written In the llnirlltlvbipguvgo
nnd printed tor the whole people.
A newspaper, Ink iin believes In get
Una all the nc"s of the leurld promptly, nnd
piescntlnx It In the most Inlililglblu shape
the shnie that will enable Its renders to Keep
well abreast orthoaae with the Irtst trnnro.
iluctlve expenditure ol time,, the icreiiest
Interest to. the xrealest number that l Die
law controlling Its dully make-up. It now.
has a circulation viry much inriter than thnt
of any other Atnerlcin ncws-nper. and erqoys
n Income whlch.lsls hi nil limes prepired to
spend liberally lor tho bcne.il oflts renders.
People ofall conditions ol life nnd all ways of
tlilnklnir bay and read Tub Sun i Jnd they
all derive piitlslacthn. of some sort Iroui Its
columns,. Ion they keep on buying and read,
log it.
in Its comments on men nnd nlTdlr;.Tim
Sun believes that tho only guide of policy
should bo c unman senso Inspiied by Kenuine
American prlnoiples and backed by honesty
orpurK)se. Kur this reason It Is, and will con
tlnuetobe absolutely Independent of pa rtv,
class, clique, orKsnlia'lon, or intire-t. Ills
lur alt, but of none. l will continue to praise
what is good and reprobate want Is evil, tak-l
tniroare tlitil lls-lniigunto Is-to the point and
plain beyond the wstbllity ofbcuiK nilsun
derstood. It Is un nlliicnccd by motives thnt
do not appear on the surlace ; It has no opin
ions to sell, save those which may bo had by
amy purchaser with two-cents. Ii holes In.
usuce ami rasoainy even more than It hates
unneccrsiry words. It abhers Irau Is, pities
tools, and nincompoops of every species. It
will continue throuuliuut the tear isu tu
chastise the tlrsicliiss instruct ihest-eond.and
discountenance tho third. All honest men,
wiui iiunesi convictions, whether sound or
mistaken, aro Us Iriends. And Tint Sun
makes no bones or telling the truth to Its
Iriends nnd about Its friemls whenever occa
sion arises for plain speaking.
Thcsinro the principles upon which Tub
Kt's will be conducted durliiK thevcario
como.
The jcar 1680 will bonne In which no natrl.
otic American can nllord to c.oso his eyes lo
I'uunu uii.iirs. ii is iinpossioie io exaKKcraie
the Importance of the political events which
It hns in store, or the necessity of resolute via;
llnnce on the part of everv citizen utm lies r.
to prcsirve the Uoverninintljint the founder
gave us. me ueiaics unit acts ol uoiiKress,
the utterances ol the press, tho excitimr con
tests of the Republican and Democratic par.
ties, now nearlycquallnstren",ttithrouKhnui
I'lhgcountry, the varjlnir drilt or public seel I.
lnent.wlll alt bear direct! v and eifcctvely upon
the iHciuy-tourih Presidential election, to be
held In November. Four years nitu next No
vein bcr. the will oftho nation, ns expressed at
the polls, was thwarted by an uboudnnble con
spiracy, tho promoters and bcncnclarles of
wmcil Sllll uoiu inu unices mey einie. will
the cr mo or 1870 be repented In 1880? The
ti ist decade ol icars opened with a enrrtint.
extravagant, nnd insolent Adinlnlstrnllon in.
trenclieunl V nsmniflun. illlcsiixilltl some.
thlnir. toward dlsludglirg'.the gang and break
ing ns power, ino samo tntn are now in.
irirfultig to restore their lender and them
selves to places from which they were driven
hv the Indignation of the people. Will thev
succeed t The comloir year will bring the
nnswors to these momentous questions. Tim
Sun will be on hand to chronicle the facts us
they are acrciopcu, aim to exhibit them clear
ly and lenrlessly In their relations to expe.lt.
incy and right.
Thus, wlin a hatlt of philosophical rood
humor in looking in the minor ntlalrs ot lite.
and in great things a steadlast purposo to
maintain tho rights of the people and the
principles oi me imiisiiiuiiou against, nil air.
gressots, nil. oun Is prepared to wrltu u
triithlul, instructive, and entertaining history
Ot 1880.
Uur rates orsunscrlpllon remain unchanged.
For Ihu Daily Sua. a four-niuro sheet of
iwcniy-eigni columns, me price oy man, post
naiu. is o ccnis a inoniii. or u ou a, icar :
or. Including; the Sunday paper, nnciiilit-p.iuo
sheet of ftli-sixeoluuins,the price is U5 ceuia
a uioiith or 3?.?u a yeitr, postage paid.
-1 ue sunuay coition ot rus: un is also
furnished separately al St HO ayear.tHistUKo
111' price oi ine o r.r.iiLl oun. eilll paf' s,
fllly-sl columns, Is 91 a year, posnige paid.
For clubs often sending SI O wu vtitt send nn
extra copy free. Address
1. V. COtULirtOllf,
Publisher ot Tim Sum, New York city,
nov. 8 -8w.
IXKCUIOKS hAi.E of Yuluablu
Ileal & Personal Property
Uv virtue of nn order f I he Ornlians' Court
of 'Jarbon County, I'a., tho underfitfiiud, Lxt
cutorsof ttio K?:iuo oi .lOUN H. .K Hi K.N.
FUW, Into of Jjowor Towatnenslm:, county
nml Mnte nlurcs.iUI, ileu'd, u HI sell, nt public
fliue, on mo promise, on
'l' xt ,1 i o torn
J. lHJoClU JLi U L UlUv'l AO, J.OIU,
CommenclriK at TKX o'clock A. M., tho fl-
si jowmif vfiiUiiDio ncai nnti I'eisonai
j.T Property, to wit: All tlut coitnln
iiaTrrtet ol pU-co nt hAMl,
stiuutu In Jmer Towuiiii'nln
Township, couttuninK no liuml
rcl and Fom-onc Aeret. with tlio
improvcinenis lueroim cruel u.
AIpo. twot'iiw. one Hull, onoij.ilf.
six Shoatfl. two rijf.ono lloir. tw.i
lluisui, two Htveaof lice, t)rtiiK nnd Karin
Wagons, PIowi, llarntw?, Culiivator?, Mow
1"H Machine nn I Kfiipt-rcomMnt-'d, ffiVv
I.nrd I'rt'i's. Saiifjuo Mnchlm. Loir .irzlK
(Jhaln?, Hay I.uI.Ut? &c, nb.mt GO Z!i3Jt&
huhcls of lotatries, n lot of Uny und hi raw,
n quantity of excellent Ulovor -cr, toueiher
wun a vurieiy ot iiuunuiiuLu ruiuii
TUIlh, cuinpriftn llcdti ttiid lU'dniuado,
Stoves, Oiirp-li', llurtnu, t 'hairs. T.itdt?, t u
buar Is and a laruo v.irlcty ol other urtU'lca ol
l-a r nun if impicracniB unu iiousenoia nnu
Kitchen Furniiuru ioh numerous lo inenllon.
Terms will ho tnado known at tho lime und
pluce ol sale, by
LEVI ZKIdENTlTSS,
EI-LEN ZKIOKNKUS,
Kxceutora ot John K. XeUenluo, dee'd.
Lower Towduienslnir, Sept. 1, 187-wa
I'llOVIlIIIIS.
"Sour stomach, b.ul hreuth, indigesllon'
mil headache e.isilj' curetl hv Hon Hitters.
"Study Hop Hiltcrs hooks, iim) the med
icine, he wise, he.ilthv iintl hnitpy."
iiot... i.e. t. n i ...:.. t... i..e.
ill hope, try nop miters.
"Kiilncy nml uriiitiry trouble is univer-
4.1 1, nnd the only safe nnd euro remedy U
lion Hitlers relv nil it."
"Hop Hitters ifoes not exhau?t nnd tles-
troy, oui resiores unu inaKes new."
"Asue, uiiiiousness, iirowsines, Jaun
lice, lion Hitters removes easily."
"Hoils, I'imples, Kreckles, ltotigh Skin.!
.'iiiiilions in i im re blood, lloiillilterscure.
"Inactive Kidneysnnd Urinary Orgniuj
Mttso tho worn ot ureases, unit Hop mi
ters cures them nil."
"Moie health, sunshine and Joy in Hop
tuners man in nil oilier remeiiies. -
Hor Coi-ou CcnK ami I'aix IIkmk !
Tim nKST
For sale bv nil tlruuuists. nuir 9.-lm.
jjoi!Si:mi:x, look
ii ch
E
Vt'ItM-.OrtMIHY vt:uT,
Saddler and Harness Maker,
DANK St., I.EIIiailTON, Pa.,
Calls attention to the following extraordinary
LOW PltlOES:
ltuctry lltrnrf nt from $12 00 upwards
KXT-fs Harness at from 16 00 upwards
Hrtechlnu; Harness nt front .. s 00 upwards
It'tailng Harness at from. ... 0 00 upwards
Horse Collars (liulr) at from. 3 60 upwards
" " utraw) at from. 1 74 upwards
Urldlcs at from 1 75 upwards
and all other articles at equally low prices,
and iiuiiranlrrd of hist workmanship lib
1'AlltINtl promptly alt ended to at reason,
uble charges. J'airunaxo solicited. May 10
Coal XoTnl I I
11. A. TM1TZ. rcci'fc-ifullr in mum re to the
IwoQie ol Le- lAtituii atiii vicuiitv tl'ftt h bus
rrnDpemPiit lur muttly'iiR ibcm vitii
thoHKT LK1IK111 COAL liom Oit Leliiph
ton UejHttoI "Ii1 LfbigU A eiuiq., at lUv
(oIIowiuk Low l'rlifit r
Stove,.,.;..- f3 0 rfrtcn
Kap t 73 per too
Cnestuut 75 per tun
No. 3 1 75 per cod
STRICLTY FOR CASH
Leave voor Oror at iny Office. BAkIC 8t..
oopnaitti ttio fiipiic Bq.iaie. L'nat will Leileliv I
crcd, nhen ilcslrca, al Y y Lowist Cimrpi1 on
al.oirp Drtce . I. A JiKLiZ.
March am. Leh i ib t on . I'a.
F. A. I.EHMANN. Solicitor of American
and W't'eljc Patents, Wiishlnilou, ll.O. All
business i-uunecf ed with Patents, whether be.
fuie tha Patent Office or the ourls, proirjptty
attended lo. NochtirKeui 'deuuless u patent
Itsecured. Send lor circular. ocltf.tf
INSTITUJE NOTICE.
The Annnsl TEACIII Kt S' INSTITUTE
OK AKHDN COUNTY, will bo hel l In the
.tlfJI.T Hiil SK, AT MAUi.ll CHUNK,
coiumeneinic on
, ""'"-
Monday, November 1 7, 1 879,
' .i tivii nVUwt p. m.. an.t rontlnno ilurlmr
thowefk. Teaebera. DirevtuM ami rrtiiiU
I'.liuMtlnn In n.n.Ml .,. m.rilln 1 1 v In. Ill A
oriiueimon lu uenerai are coruiaur intiita
It. K.HUFrOItO.fo.Surt.
' L,blhton, Ort.SS. lS7t-w3
New Advertisements,
A POSITIVE
THAT
NUSBAUM & SON
Have, up to tlio present timotlils Kollr
Soltt tnoro
Boots Slio os
than during tho whole of Last Season,
which wholly accounts for our ho
ing. hetter known to the Trudo
ns Dealers in this line, and
as offering tho
Fon THE.
Therefore, all those who have, ns yet,
not supplicd.lheinsclves wth such
Oootls ns they may need in the
way of BOOTS AND
SII01S, will do welt
to avnil themselves
or the
Superior Advantages
Odered hy the
Original Cheap Cash Store !
Solid stock r
Superior Workmanship! !
Latest Styles ! ! !
Lowest Prices ! ! ! !
Just Received,
5 MORE CASES OF
At 1.60 per Pair,
regular
price 2.00 per pair,
J. T. Nlisbaum &.Son,
LEIIIGIITON, Pn.
Oct. 4-yIcm.
UIUTOirS NOTICE.
The undersigned Auditor, m pointed by the
(Toiiri of Itoutinon Plens "f i 'nrlion t'outoy to
adjust nnd report distribution of Hie funds In
tlioli nils orSilinuel I.t'tiii'llzUlh. ass uneo ol
WlHinin Horn, will nnend to ibc duties ol bis
appointment on MONDAY, ll;ri:3I HKK
lt. 187'J, at TKN o'clock A. t Ills lltHi'e,
Oak Hull. iMuucli iMiunk, wh 11 and wlicro all
lariles Intercsteil in i niiend.
PHTIIH J IMHI-'IIAN". Auditor.
JInucli Chunk, epl. 1, lSiO-wt
Ivl your first nttai'K of lndljctlnn lio the
last, lluuso the dormant enorirles of the
stomach with tho Hitters. Tho tone thus Im
parted will remain. This Is n Inct establish
ed by tbousiinilsol witnesses, whofo testimony
Is slmplv a statement of their own experiences.
Those u'llllcieil with itoncrnl debility or every
phase will find this medicine nn unlalllnic
tiBcnt In balldtiiK up and renewln their
strenicth.
Kor sale by nil Drusnlsts nnd rcspcctoblo
Dealers generally.
WASHINGTON, D.C.
This popular Hotel has been entirely refit
ted, havlnir accommodations (or 300 uulsls.
and wilt continue to lio ibo only Flrsi-Ulass
llou'o In the city at moderate rates. Terms,
2 60 per day.
1 rco Omnibus at Depnt.s.
ocH-tf V. P. HILL, Proprietor.
o
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PETER HEIM,
THE PI!AOTI(?AL
Boot and Shoe Maker,
nnnoiino-i to his friemls tin. I tlin public in
Keneml, that lie lias jutt nioeirerl a lurae
assoimu'iit of Men's, Women's A Children's
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters,
..,, ,,-,.., ,, ,. .
Flllt WINTLK WEAK, which he s nfTi-r.
lS ut 1'nprtcedently Low 1'rlc.s lor Cash t.
i ( ITs'rltl IV (I Ft It
f s.Ia ttr nt vmrw rrilnntilA iir and nr.
wt n n4rnnici, kli-aii
ten ft's inrnntccl. HKI'AlltlNU neatly
none at inori nonce.
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LEIIIGIITON
New Advertisements.
I
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& cfi b ill
0 pi v
W u O ! 3 si s
" K e . Jix
r- jr. i i S - 2 -s
g -i S e c75
jSw ps: .t
,a Ul T,
B Q 5 . sit i-u
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go
Dr. Charles T. Horn
Wouhl nnnounco to tho pnMIoNhnt ho line
purcn.tsi'ii i rum iUitr. a. u. i'ui in, ine
CENTRAL DliUG STORE,
In Lcuckel's Hlock,
Bank St., Lchighton, I'a.,
Havlnir refitted nnd n-nil''d the entire stock
lie can oner
DRUGS AND
Stricllv fnsii
CHEMICALS
and Pure,
Also Horse nnd Cntllc 1 iiwders.I'titcnt Mcdl
clliLS, ifrusnes, noaps, t.-iuui, I'eriumeiics,
Miontit?, Chainos Skins. lilts nnd
Liquors for Medical Purposes. Oils,
Lumps n nil Klxtures.Hycs'uHs.Uhoteo
Ciitais, Pipes nnd T bncco. ."pec
tnclcs, Trusses. Nursing Homes,
Violin StrliiKS, "'"I a lull Hue ot
-Vull Paperiitnl Horoeisaklhe
Lowest Prices.
lrrirltkHnn enri'Tnllv rnmnounded nnd
1 prompt intention nlvm tu every brtiuih ol llio
iUSitiess.
A continuance of the p itronairo bcrctolore
cxleiided io this (-stiibliliiueniis ri spectlully
rullciled, ni d kathr.iclloii uu.irtMilt.cd.
sept.13, IbiO.-ly. Du. 0. T. HOltN.
MrOIl'l AXT AXXllU.NCUMr.X I J
TOST OFFICE liUlLDlXU
LEIIIGIITON', I'A., lias the Lnrgcst and
IMost HxtensiveSlock ul
HATS, CAPS, &c.
ercr oircrcil in this liorouuh. Havlnn juir
cliaecil my Ktuck lu tbo Eastern nnaoihtr
Manufacturlui curly tn llio weapon nnd ut u
BuvliitfiJl 10 to 1& jtcr centum im ihu prcFt'iit
Ailvuuenl TrlccK, 1 nm prcpnictl tt ortcr cx
truunlinary induconicntJt ut my cusiuincrv.
SpccUl ulieutiuu lias been k'vcu tu llio clvo
Uun or
Fall and Winter Boots !
and I Ir.rtto mynunico'is fi lends antl patrons
tocul nutl extiuiliie my stuck tu-loie iiitikiuti
their puirliamia elsewhere, us I uui nripa'i-d
to kIvu speotnl fiiduceuii-nts io ull tlAHH
l'lJiiCll,lSI-.l(S.
lleii.entlier, LHW1S WK1SS
I'osi-OiUco Uulldiiv, Ialilililon, I'a.
Sept. St).
jJOU AX AKSOI.UTLl.Y
Safe and Brilliant Liht, Use
Strau'o & Harrar's
The Family Favoiutk
BURNING OIL!
j- asic ron STUAun a iiAnnAifs
STAltlXKOILl N Anj. 10m3
The underilKneil Is now prepare! to supply
the tery butt I.AT113IKK COAL ut the fal
lowing LOW l'HIOLa KOK CASH:
A I Yanl
Drllr'd.
No. 2 Ohcsiniit, ier ton,.. $175
Nti. t Chestnut, per ton,.. 2 75
S.ove, per tun, 3 00
iii 05
3 05
3 30
J . L . G ABEL,
Boater in
General IIahdwahe, &c,
I Opposite the rubllo Fqnsre, STPCfT
LHIlK'nTON, TA, no- 3" :'T"
WEISS & KERSCHNER,
St'CCESSOHB- TO
ItOMIG k HOFPOnD,
7
aniage Builders,
Bank Street, Lchighton,
Aro prepared to Manufacture, to order, crcrr
description ot
O A It It I At IPS,
si.inans,
sntiNa waoons.
Rom ig's Pat. Platform Wagon
&c., at Ion est rates for Uaih,
REPAIRING
Of all defcrlptlon promptly ntiended to t the-
All Work Kiinrnntccd, end patrtmsKI"
respectfully sollelied
WHIRS & KEKSOIINHH.
July 58, 1879-11
DANIEL W1EAND,
Carringcs.'NVagons.Slcighs.&c.
coiiNun or
BAXIC AM IRON STIIKKTS,
LrilKUlTO.V. Tenna.,
ItrFnCCtrutlv nnnoillifOR In lilt fplrnita nn.l IIm
public, that he Is nrenared to Uulld all des
criptions of
OARHIAOHS,
SPIiINO WAGONS,
SIiHIUIIS, ic..
In lliel.ntct nnd Most Approved Stiles, at
Prices fully ns low as tlio mmo can be obtain
ed else liere.gunrnnteclntc the best Seasoned
niuitrnti nun mosi sunsianuai worKinanrlilp.
rnrtlcularatttntlan given to
BEP AIRING
In a I lis details, n-t thovrry Lowest Prices.
Patronaue rcriiceTully sulfched nnd perfect,
satisfaction nuarm tccd.
Aj.rll 23, 1879 yl DAN. WIEANI).
URIAWZER
"esureitullr nnni'iii'ces m the vrrple Itint he
tl tCJHtd tho thov of SAMUHL IlniJElt
I.IXU.en. North Street, Lchighton, Pa.,
and V'topoics to rcsuiue his old business ot
Carriage and Wag:n
BUILDING,
rc rpnrririi' y nI:f n slisrn rf public pjitron
np uora:iti hi id o I.iha'i fnpto l.r (nuaF
tlio best, a il tUu l'rlco-' lo bo a low ut ibe
owes I,
REPAIRING
of nil Mm! prcmptly ctti to'id io n very rca--oiiub
ech iki p.
UJIIA3I 7--AT21NOF.U.
Oono-ltc Puld.c Equine, Noith Street,
Ictt I yt l.e nlghton, !.
1J1AI.L AX WIXTKU
Milliner YGoo(iS ! !
New Styles! Jimm Variety 1
The undersigned rcspcclfullr announces to
lnr friends and Hie Indies w nerally. that sho
ts just np-ntnir a new nnd cry elenant lino of
LAI'ILV FALL anil W1NTKH
lfi.;itr, niiil Sgossiicts,
nt her Millinery f-stnhllfhtnrnt on 1JANIC
Strict. LllllltMITOV, I'n which f.irMlo
nml Kltvnnro and Itenuty of Kliilsh meet
every choice and all desires.
II0X.VT.T 'I1II.MMIX(;S
The Leading Deficit! to be found In Marker,
I.ADIHS' UNTIIUIJIIU) fc TI1MJIEP
11 A'l S, n uond itfsortiueiii. Al.oninn prrtty
and neat sijKs In Kl.llWKHS and KKATII
i:i;:i. I'or uny kind ol Millinery Uoods ko to
sepia m3 Dank St, LelilKhtun.
DIAMOND "
CATARRH
REMEDY,
A POSITIVE CUIli: for CATAHHII
ofnll Kinds. Cures ntany stni;e of the dis
ease. Hnscu ed many cases so terrible, that
tunes enuiolmiu the nose.
llr.Kvm ) I l mi ml Cnl nrrll I rm.
ril is mild and ylens'iit. nftordlnic immkdi
Ai r. OKI. ikk iu.it prompt enre. It as ms.
covku. ii in (lALiKiuiM , nod is bellivrd tr
bo the oulr nr. A t. cure yet ulrcn to the public.
A few ti plb-iitlons bieak up n Cold In llio
Henil. euro IlllUcult Hrcalblim, (Jb irxlim of
Head and Thru.it, lP'nd.irha l)efne,s. Loss
ol Smell, V"tee,nn'lSlKht, The "Diamomi"
Is a wonderful medicine, and costi oul bO
-etb.
Thu Ofnttioii.t Invliriirnfnr. the best
nf Hloml 1'nrilicrs and lillllous Medicines.
Price, Wee ids.
Tno iilmiimiil Xrrilne PIIU a specif
ic for nil Nervous iVi. plaints. Price, tl.00.
The lilnMiiii.it holv. ".Mother liner.'
t'uro All the moi perlectexternnlcureever
invented Price. ib cents.
Send for descilptivc circular of Dr. Kvory'
1 tlaiti'.n.l licmedies, Kltttuv mail. Inquire
d yuur llruuir si.
I'Miprb-inr's address. 1)11. A. F. EVORY
& Ul.. Si I'lirk Place. New Perk I Hy.
net. t.-tni,
rpiiK IinSi I'Al'EU! TUY ITi
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