rt. v. MouTiriMKii,
K01TOH
LltllltlUTON. I'A.I
BATUHDAVi SOVKMDEn T5,V870.
For the benefit of nfewiiarrow-iiilnded
Wgotj In this neighborhood, who are too
BelJ-eoncelted to consult authority, we pub
lish the following dlfinltlous of the words
''Ixdkpkndkst" and "Nrotbai." from Nut
talis Standard Dictionary ! "Ixokpicxukst
Xol subject to the control of other) not sub
ordinate) not holding or enjoying posses
sion nt the wll of another J not dependent i
vol subject to bias or influence; unco
f trained." And Uioword. Xkutkal Is de
fined ! "Not engaged on either side j indif
ferent i a person or nation? that takes no
fart in a contesiYor, In grammar, from
neuter "neither mato iline nor fomlnliio
gender." From these mcantngs, those who
"run may read" the dlffercnco between a
neutral and an fndepondent newspaper.
By a dispatch from llarrlsburg wo learn
that the total votoof Pennsylvania at the
lato election was 532,379, a decrease of 169,
7(15 from the vote of last year for Governor.
The falling off Is even greater than was In
dicated by tho partial returns published last
week. Examined lu detail, and taking the
yotoof1878 as a standard from which to
make the computations, it appears that the
Republican vote fell off over twelve per ct.,
the Democratic vote over twenty-five per
ct., tho Greenback voto nearly sixty-eight
per ct., and the temperance vote lcs3 than
two perct. The smallucss of the whole
vote makes the returns practically valueles
as a guide to changes that may hava taken
place lu the olitlcnl opinions of voters.
Notwithstanding the great Republican plu
rality of nearly sixty thousand, the Repub
licans this year poll-''1 l7nni) fewcr votcs
than were cast for tho Democratic caudid.ito
for Governor in 1878. Tho vote of last year
was the largest ever cast in this State, wiln
tho exception of tho vote at tho Presidential
election of 1870. when the total readied
7nS,874, nearly a quarter of a million greater
than tho vofo this year. H is evident,
therefore, that there ale plenty of voters in
Pennsylvania "held in reserve." Tho vote
this year was the smallest cast since 1805,
except ill 1873, when, on a very light vote
the Republicans hail 25,000 majority.
Tho utterances of Henry M. Phillips,
s iy the Philadelphia Becord, arc always re
garded with weight. Talking of the lato
election, ho says : "Tho result is a surpriso
on account of the Immenso majority for tho
Republicans. This was owing to a number
of causes, among which may bo enumerated
the dissensions in tho Democratic ranks, the
apathy of the Democrats (who polled 15,000
votes less than they did at tho Presidential
election three years ngo.) Also to the fjet
taat thn IMs were not purged, this alone
cutting off ten to fifieen thousand votcs from
tho Republicans each year. I do not think
much can bo expected by the Democrats
from Pennsylvania in the Presidentiatelcc
tionjncxtycar," This last rcmaik was made
with great emphasis, and then Mr. Piiilllp3
continued: "New York State is very differ
ent. With all the dissensions, divisions and
batterings down ol the party, it is clear there
is a Democratic majority in tho State which
cm bo successfully brought into play when
an ucoentalilc candidate is presented. The
next National Convention will, without
York to stait wi.h, the Democracy may very
well Imps for a few other votes sufficient to
elect their candidates. Tho masses of the
pooulo aro for reform," said Mr. Phillips,
"and reform means political change. This
can and will probably bo brought about by
tho selection of a candidate for whom all
can vote. The want of success In thiJ off
jcar Uon national elections is better calcu
lated to cause the party workers to be up
mid doing. It shows them that there is
work before them, and that success onlvcin
bo accomplished by discretion and bard la
bor," The reporter endeavored to obtan
fioin Mr. Phillips his ideas as to tho most
available men for tho Democracy in 1SS0,
but he said ho would rather not speak at
jircsentmi this topic.
Col. Hootcn, on tho 7th instant, sent
tho following address from tho Republican
Stole Committee'.! headquarters i
PniLADELrniA, Kov. C To the Republi
cans of Pennsylvania : The Stato Committee
tenders to every Republican In tho Stato and
to all others who aided In securing tho victory
cfKov. 4, thanks ond congratulations.
You have alvcn the greatest majority ever
cast In rcunslvania fer a Republican candl.
date save tliut given to .ticu. Grant, In 1S72,
and ou luivo done this In a cainpala.ii, the
secralng apathy of which, at first, alarmed
tho (land and the doubtful.
You have given to Pennsylvania a proud
place In tho phalanx ot States demanding
that our revived prosperity shall not be des
troyed ; that our currency shall not bo de
based ; that the public credit shall not bo tar
nished; an.l that tho rights and privilege! of
tho citizen (hall not be crushed out. All this
)ou have done by your Hern protest against
contlnulnn In power the Democratic i arty,
which ossnlls prosperity by collusion with
torclgn capital to Lreak down American labor
and homo Industries; lhat seeks to destroy a
sound niianclal policy aud substitute a crazy
theory ol paper eurreocy ; that prostrates
public credu jthrQugh Stato, corporato and
municipal repudiation thereby leading cer
tainly to the repudiation ofouruathmuldcbt,
and that supi resses by vloleuce hi the South
rcn States Ihoso rights of llle, liberty aud tho
pumilis or happiness without security for
which governments are contemptible ond ex.
tsteaco u cureo.
lly your voice these jrronss oijd dangers to
the nation have been averted, and the rights
ot all our citizens will be redeemed.
V. V. llooTiix, Chairman.
SPECIAL GORRESPONDEHCE.
".tlorloy'h" Letters (rum .New Vork.
Nbw Youk, Nov. 11th, 1870.
F.VENINO with aovou.
It was my good fortune to hi present at a
notable gathering the other night. It was
u parlor recepliuii to John 11 Gough, on his
return from it Ircturiug campaign in Groat
Lriuin which has eclipsed every former
br.lllant triumph of his wonderful career.
There was the blight, nervous figuieaud
d minutivo head and face of the merchant
prince, William K, Dodge, whoso twinkling
eyes dance one moment wilh tncriimentaiud
ore suffused tho next with a melting tender
ness wo are accustomed to look for only in a
woiiiun. Doyoud him tlimi the solid figure
and striking fare of tho Judge whoce sent-
iico hulled Twcod from place and power,
nnd consignd him to a prison cell.Chitl
Justice Nnah Davis. Without fear uud with
out reproach he treads tho oft-ullutcd halls
i.f Justice with a spolles erinino, and carries
nil hit fare tho soft crou-lines of a gentle
lies so siugular that you feel a ft rang j lasc
lualioii inhispreseure, ltesaydthatUoitgh
his done more to prevent crime than any
l.uu living, and tht ho knows no higher
j ii" tu v-d i.fp-.i'u'a aw rd'o m'a than
thai. There, too, was Dr. Taylor, successor
to Dr. Thompson os pastor fit that old Bul
wark of Freedom, tho Jtroiulwny Tabernacle
Impartial critics generally pronounce Dr.
Taylor the best preacher in New Yorknot
wlihstaiiding his habits of thrusting, hands
and arms down Into his capacious pockets
and drawling through hi nr.se. One of the
few people who do not admire him once sold
to mo t "Why, Tit bo willing to drawl hko
that fur $14,4)00 a year I"
Then thero wis "Dr Newman, lato of the
Metroiolitaii Church at Wushltigton friend
or General OrniitP ex-inspector of Asatlc
consulates, with a stnnlg failing for "llima
alvon snows" ami "The Cosmos:" portly.
kindly, scholarly, with a real tillo to great
ncss which tho general world would morn
gladly reeogniza If the Doctor could only
soem-lcss conscious of its validity. There,
tnoywiis he of the prolific pen ami rattling,
ringing oratory, Dr. Then. I,. Cuyler, who
carries' in his 'face nlid dcpoitmcut no sign
of the wonderful capacity lodged in Io's
brain, or the boisterous humor that keeps
him, old man that ho Is, nc'tina like n nils-
ch'evious, fun. loving boy. lie calls Mr.
and Mrs. (Jougb
"ntlOTHKIl JOI1.1 A.tD Sl'TKR MART,"
for he has kmi and loved them tenderly
ever since un awkward young nun In eom
try clotlws began stirring with tils eloquence
the people ol Hie Foundry Chapel In Wash
ington over thirty years ago.
Dr. Orini8ton was thero too with that
hcudofhalr. Did yrx evorseo that hair?
No? Well then do you never visit this
wicked city ami g away again without
hearing one of thcBoctor's good old-fashioned,
solid sermons and seeing that Imlrl
Imagine a Kaffir, a llusliman, n South Sea
Islander and u Jaek-in-a-Hox combined as
to hair; then scalp the front half of him in
a straight line across from ear to ear and
polish the baro part with sapolia: then
comb all the hair on the posterior half of
Hie Heart out eight Inches at a right angle
with tho skull Hue without a single hu.r
lccliuitig against its neighbor, nnd without
a pieteue of a put or any sortofa highway
through thu wilderness and you have only
then begun to get a faint glimmering idea
of tho imiFeum this saintly old man curries
ubout within his hut.
(jootf old Dr. I.'urcliarit was thero, who
after forty yeais of pastorate surprised his
people with n resignation, which nobody
uad asked fir, simpLy because ho wanted to
drop out before people wearied of him, and
getting u surprise himself in ti purse of some
jm.iiuu nsa mvc oncring irom in ciiuii-u.
Hut I must tnlk abuut Gongh, if I am go
in? to.
Tho awkward voinv' man in country
clothes has left a wolidel'ul imprint on tho
times in which ho lives, lie has addicsscd
more people than any man who over lived
except Whitfield, nnd probably more than
even him. Ledum buicaus unanimously
declare that hodrawsbcllcrhousesand pays
belter than any other lectuicr, and ho has
travelled and lectured till n total of his
tuivc's represent a journey three times the
circuinfeicnco of the earth. For fifteen
months ho has been laboring ill England.
Just beforo his departuio I was present at a
Tcmieraiico meeting in Cooier lustitue,
wneu ijuugli mniie ins appearance quiciiy
at a rear door and tried to reach u back scat
unobserved. Soma one recognized him and
called out that "lioiigh was preienl," when
tho entire audience turned round and de
manded that ho tako tho platform. He re
luctantly camo forward and made a twenty
minute speech, more powcrlul nnd tremend
ous than any bit of unitary I ever heard
from pulpit, bar or platform. His magni
ficent eloquence buistovcr that vast audi
ence liken swelling tornado, and swayed
and swept and overwhelmed his hearers till
every ordinary expicssion of enthusiasm
seemed inadequate to convey their feeling',
and Ins auditors abandoned themselves
wholly lo his magic influence, ami wcro
swept along helpless upon its tremendous
and resistless tin runt.
Gough is an old man now, and while he
promises to livo many years ycl, ten years
more will probably seo his honored name
stricken from lecture-bureau lists, and the
silver-tongued English boy will have struck
his last hot blow at Intciiiperauceaud made
his hist public appeal to the citizens of his
adopted country. He went lo Europe for
rest, expecting to deliver but thirty lectures,
but befoio reaching the dock nt Liverpool he
was becciged with committees from every
part of the kiu.-doin all uttering the same
cry. "Come up and help us." The condit
ion ol affairs w..sso stirring that, defert tig
his rest, ho plunaed into tho work as never
beforo in hU.JAl'.' ,,cliv'-r" 1 ll'"" """
rm.w ...un iitsnops lately espousing thocauso
of total abstinence, of Spuigcon at last add
ing his vast influence to tcetotnlism, of thu
Lord Chancellor himself presiding atone of
his meetings, of tho mighty work 11111011:5 the
lowly in London on the model ofond copied
Irom Jerry MeAtiley's Water Street Mission,
and of many other things which fill us with
renewed hoio for tho suffcrng middle und
lower classes of our English cousins. It was
a memorable night, u notable company ond
a Cause so worthy of every good man's sym
pathy that I regret more than ever that
newspaper letters ni ust, of necessity, bo brief.
Moiilky.
Otir Letter from Wasliliiton.
27ic President and hi Secretaries Gitting
Heady for the Meeting of Congrtis. The
1'rcpnrnlion of the Annual Jteports, itc.
TVic AVw l'ork Election, The Battle
Ground for the Presidential Campaign.
Something that all Business Men should
Aiiow and of Benefit to Xcictpapcr JCilitors.
WjsniKOTox, I), (i, Nov. 11, 1879.
Tho President and members of the Cabi
net ore at work upon their annual reports to
to bo submitted to Congress in December
a little over threo weeks hence. Until the
heads of tho departments shall havo sub
mitted tho main features in their rejiorts to
Mr. Itayo, tho latter cannot complete his
messago to Congress, because it is the custom
to iiicludo In that executive document sub
stantially the condl ion ol each of tho seven
departments for tho year proceeding the
meeting or Congress. As to tho general fea
tures, much of tho substance of tho message
ami dcpartiiier.treports may be divined from
tho perusal of tho reeeut sieeches of Mr.
Hayes, Mr. Kvarts and Mr. Sherman. The
other members have not been heard from in
that way very recently., except tho Cincin
nati sjiecch ol Mr. Schurz about two months
ajo. It would, lhereforc,bo no very difficult
Kin. in jjci up. .in anticipatory state
ment of what tho Administration will
submit and recommend to Concress,
II I ; . . , . " . .
iiiiiiieiiu iiiiKiri!iiii'o in iiiq journalis
tic cllb t, by giving it an air of au
thority, as coming irom ono in tho im
mediate confidence of tho President and
heads of the departments. Rut without re
sorting tu trick or devim to cet ut tho nor.
poses ol the members of the Cabinet, any one
to whom they are accustomed to talk'with
freedom may speculate Bemi-nllieiallv, as it
were, about tho jwilicy ol tho Administration
in mo luture. becietary Thompson Is ex
(iceted to devoto much attention to com
mercial interests, which in largo measure
coino directly within die scopo of his duties,
and in much greater degree than the inero
casual observer would sumiosc. Mr. Thonii
sou is deeply concerned in fostering such
measures as may tend to bring us back our
carrying trade upon the ocean, tho promo
tion and resuscitation of ship-building in tho
United Suites, and kindred fcubjects of vital
importance to tho commercial interests, and
therefore of vast cnccni to our whole two
pe. In a future letter I muv present some
of the proposed plans for neciiiipli.hlng the
purposes alxivo suggested.
hvervbody but Conkling seems to be de
feated in thecross-coruerd fight iu New York
if it turns out on tho official couut that Cor
nell is theouly Republican elected. Tildcn
is defeated, for hedesired toelcct his alter cm
llrtl.l ........ .11.1 .. . ... .. . y
llobinsoii, and did nut cini ihn v,.l,,.. .,i ,,
cipher for tho rest of the lieiiiooratio ticket. I Tllls wa seven-twentieths or tho entire pig
Tho administration are worsted, lor they ile- 'rou production.
sired tho election of the licpubhran ticket Tho IVo Mills. Schuvlkill TSIintv, oiic
and would not havo been unhappy if this, rated bv tho l'hlladelphf.i and Hooding ltoad
VII I 111 uiva 1,.lt nu,,ll, I....1 ... .1. . .. ..... . . .. . . .
of t'oriicll's defeiit.
i , , i'ii en wi ui i ne exjieucu
Hendricks ii frnnn.
To
noininato him would bo an insult to Tildcn
and filden's friends ami leave no hoiie fur
the Democracy in New Voik. llayard might
1- ii iiiniiioa ivui never luko nun
..v.v w... iiv i lllu (UMWii UI lUlb 11-
sin, as ho woull if tho Tammani- limvii
Ill his own liutitinK-srouiidY u U ot all lot
thoir sonlnj nn.l ,r il. . ii
t lAil Theop Jiu'oit ZV"? ' tlI
Itci ublicans mm, .ToTIZ , l .
r..ViL ? '1 ai '"" Eient v.ctory,
tor the result leaves ew urk tho battle
CrOllnil lirtllA n..Vl Kim.,.; -r. fl... ...1
vaiiUgofiitioiiiiiraviiri.rHo leiniH-ruts'
ifthev can be united wl.i.li .ii, . .
mLililiii v ill i r V !i .
posjiUllty. TO looso tho head of a ticket
ami tarry the rest or it Is a ir.oa dangcious
experiment in politics. For a partv to ac-
c .,,Jh it a .tij and well disci-
plinctl majority. Conkllng can bo happy..
The mail that he put up Is elected elected
while nplvnly else if. Conkllng only made
one speech. iv Jils behalf. Tliaiidniliilslru;
tion which Ifad retii'.v-d Cornell fruiii ofllrt
oaan inilit inun Hindu (4veiaJ Tho pooplo
of New Yi'ilThavc ehcteddilii'i ami tio other
Republican." Thls.nnikes tho-rvbillte tu llio
iidiiiiirhtriitlon liirtiv Hilntcd. They cannot
rejoice in a nqnioiicun. victory,, nut iniii
Hiillc'ini simulated Jnjr over a Cornell tri
umph omid Republican defeat. However
miserable Conkllng may bo In Rhode Island, I
h If surely happy in theiipprobalioriof New '
York.
A postal rczttfation has been in force now
lor two inonlas, wntcii is not wen Known
among business men, or It would be more
generally availed, I refer to the fact that
statements, bills, etc., can now bo mulled li
an unsealed envelope with a cent stamp.
Thus tho tnorrllilv statements which arc'
undo out by wholesale and retail dealers
each month lain bo mailed for(ono cent, but
uo writing other than the legitimate bill can
be placed upon the stattment. No such
woids as "please rciimt" can be, neither can
a bill receipted be sent. If it Is necessary to
have the wonts "please remit" on me state
ment or Wits, they can lie printed as part of
theheailing. Publishersol newspaticrshnvo
tho right to enclose bills for subscriptions in
their papers, und also receipted bills for the
siiinoj but not to write tho words "please
remit," wliicii, h'.wevcr may uo printed on
the bills without infringing the law.
AiatST.
OUIttVANIJI.-XiTON MTXIAU
Washington, D. C, Nov. 11, 1870.
It Is understood that I'roldent Hnycsmi'
ticipates considerable opposition from Con
cress the com ins: session, in tho matter of
some of his appointments. The nomination
of Secretary MeCrary for one of the vacant
Circuit Judgeships, will certainly be sent in
early in tho session. It is not positively
stated whether MeCrary is lo havo the Iowa
Circuit, for which he was nominated last
winter, after Judge Dillon resigned, or
whether ho will prefer tho Chicago Circuit
made vacant by tho recent retirement of
Judgo Druminond. I think he will choose
tho latter. The Secretary could not ha)e
been confirmed last winter, hence the with
drawing of his name, but I understand he
has Bince secured the friendship of Lamar
and somo other Southern Senators, in con
sideration of favors bestowed, nnd that he
can now pull through. Ho is a man of
great ability, to whom the Democrats only
objected on grounds of nartizanshlp. Nomi
nations for tho English and Russian Mis
sions will also bo made at tho beginning of
the Session, nnd it is said opposition lo tho
appointments is expected. For this reason
tho names aro not yet made public, though
there is no reason to believe that tho selec
tions have not been mode. Ualusha A. Grow,
of Pennsylvania, is talked of for the Rus
sian Mission, and some ol the knowing ones
say it will bo offered hlni.whileotheis equal
ly well informed pay it will bo given to ex
Governor McComiek, the Comiiiissioner
Gcncral nt tho Paris Exposition. Ho is a
son-in-law of Senator Thuiman, and has
been very popular in n social way. His ser
vice upon the Republican Congressional
Committee, and his success at Paris have
given him strength ns n diplomatic candi
date. Ho ha3 the easy manners and that
taste for tho round corners of such a life,
which the administration may inclinJto
gratifv. Tho English Mission is said to have
been offered to Secretary Evaits, and thtro
aro rather significant indications that ho de
sires it nnd will accept,. No ono outsido the
Cabinet, however, will know llieso things to
a certainty until the ofiicial envel.tpo con
taining the nominations is opened by the
President of the Senate.
The policy of tho Indian Department with
reference to tho Utu Indians is turning out
remarkably well. Special Agentlieii. Adams
who secured the surrenderof the women and
children that were captured by the Uloi ut
the agency, and brought them into Gen.
Merrill's camp, is recognized as having
shown great intrepidity and good judgment.
It is tliouaht that the same skillful offuer
will succeed in obtaining tho surrculcr of
tho leaders in the utlack on the agency, the
murder of Meeker, and the Pght with Thorn-lmi.f-hR
siililIerR. If ho should do ho. It is to
ucci? ousgcsieu, turned over to tho State
courts. They could have no justice there,
and exact jiistico is what is required. Gen.
Sherman lias written to Gen. Sheridan, ex
plaininii tho motives for tho policv which
has been adopted, and highly approving of
II 1l... I.I.I.! r 11... it, l.l ' .: .1...
... ll.i 1,1 Sli.lj ,1, HID il UVIIlll , SI IUU II I U
outbreak, is certainly a chapter of which
Secretary Schurz may well be proud, and
which ought to go a good way toward coni
iiensating him for tho vulgar abuse to which
he has in somo quarters been subjected.
The uiiveilineof tho Thomas ttatuo which
occurs hero on the 20th instant, promises to
bo an occasion of great interest. The Society
of tho Army of tho Cumberland, under
whoso auspices the affair will be conducted
is making preparations for tho event upon
a grand scale, and n large number of mili
tary organizations uro tu bo in attendance.
It is estimated that there will bo n crowd of
30,000 people from nil parts of tho country,
to witness tho display, and perticiprte In
honoring so great a soldier and patriot as
Gen. Genrgo II. Thonia, who besides being
one of tho best generals of tho lato civil war
won tho honor of brevet major in tho war
with Mexico. The Mexican veterans are
preparing to participate in tho ceremonies.
Invitations havo been sent to tho Governors
of all of tho Slates to bo present with their
respective stall's.
Great interest was manifested hero among
politicians of all classes, in tho New York
election, and eager crowds thronged tho
ncwsp.ier offices, and other places where
returns wero received Tuesday night. The
largo voto lulled by Kelly, th'a bolting can
didate was n surpriso to" many Democrats.
G ivernor Robinson's defeat prob ibly shelvi s
Tildcu, and renders tho Empire Statu de
batable ground ill the great conlest of next
year, wilh chances somewhat nt present in
in favor of tho Republican. Tho result
would bo a happier triumph for tho partv
if Tammany Hail had no part In it, and if
it had not tendered neecwiry tho defeat of
ol so gonil a man and official ns Robiusnn.
Senator Conkling has certainly achieved a
oompU-to victory over the opiositioti to
himself, and in doing it brought the ad
ministration around tu his aid in a hand
some manner. This shows how little time
it requires to change the aspect of things
and the positions of men in ioluics.
Dim Pkdro.
IM)l!STlt!.VL, JItlTKS.
Tho West Heading lloiler Works aro
crowded with orders and employing forty
hands.
Mr. George Fnles' colliery, near Sh.l mo
kin, has resumed operations, after a long
idleness.
T ho Ilangor Company made over 4,000
squares of roofinR stato 'during tho month of
October.
The breaker nt tho Ellengowen coal shaft,
near Shenandoah, was llnishedand workre
sumed there last Friday.
ThaHaiord Manufacturing Company, ot
Wilkcsbjrre, has enlarged its works to ac
commodate increasing orders.
Tho Mercer Mining and Manufacturing
Company havo advanced tho wages of their
hands at tho P.irdoo mines without its being
asked.
The Erie Railroad liuvo ronrluded, so tho
Journal of that p'aco says, lo build locomo
tives nt their 6hops at Susquehanna. This
will necessitate the employment of over one
hundred extra hands.
Tho Bessemer 6teel industries of tho Unit
ed States consumed lust venr 730.7fiA mt. tnna
I of pin iron, snieceleiseuaud lerrnmuiimiiese.
havo liosled una notice that hoioafter the
pu Idler making thegrualest number of he its
a day will receive a premium of JO, and h s
hcler$3.
The Scran ton Jlepubliean fays it isrepoil
wl that the Lehigh and W'ilketburra Coal
I P,..,.. ., ...l.:l. m..iM n. i
I Y"' '. fi ..i.Y.i 1 '".I'r"1-
I w' " "i . " "a"ds a
I r" nearly two years, s lo bo retorl lo
i,'.? on tho 1,1 f January n.x'.
T," a""Iny eiiii.Ioymeut to S.UOO
'
... , , , ...... .
lltirWIOK tlirnOCO. Of lOltS'uWn. mil a
S4?1 tons .f iron duringtho weekeudlugon
Saturday.
Ti,it,.f.. . mi t .r
, ThobI.i.t rurnam of Messrs. Jameillooven
A nons.ul orri.town, was fired upon St
unlay,
The bri,3e worV3 at IVtlstown are UinK
enlarged to accommodate, the lurgo lucicase
of business. 'f, r
Thp Colebrookdale Iron Company of Berks
,cnunty,hos glvcnil employes on advance
of ten fjpr cent..in wages. t
jf iinlier is being cut near Tidloiito, tfribe
cniivci toil Into charcoal.. It is expected that
4,0(lHJ)00 bushels of charcoal will be shipped
to Pittshurg per annum (wai that poind.
Standard cooer Bhom at Pittsburg aro
turning out 4,000 barrels dally.
The-Orwlgsbiirg (Schuylkill county) shoo
factory Is crowded with .orders.
Tho iVfiw! says that the iron works
around Hairisburg aro booming.
Somo idea ithe way things arc rushing
ot the Somerset chceso factory may be gain
ed from the fact that it has used 'J,000 boxes
since opening last sprjng.. - ,
178 bags of wool, each averaging COO
liounds, wero received in Reading on Tues
day, to bo usod In tho manufacture of hats.
This Is tho largest amount of wool ever re
ceived In that city in one day.
New Advertisements.
Oil SALE OH RENT.
9m
Anellithtv located two Stnrv DODIiLK
J H AIU r. Ill 11 DC lino m n liuri. Kiiiniiri, ui
the DOIIUlJUU OF PAKIlYVlLLli kept
nt nrescnt ns a lloa dlnit
House by Mrs,
Wlnillnn, lato residence orilhrlsUmi
Mau'cr.
For runner particulars, appiv to
DANIEL vVHNTZ.
nov. 16-5w Parry vllle, Pa.
s
UIIPffiN'A IN DIVOItCE.
Mary Alice Elsenhower. 1 In the-Court ot Pom.
liyhcr neit ineud, Man. 1 moo Picas t Car.
assae Acker. lion County.
vs. I Habprcna In Plvcrco
JIdwin Kim nliowcr, i isnuea to No 4,
Jone Turn, 1873, ollim to No. 1, October Teiln
1S75. lioth writs returne d ty the Shells ".Not
found in my 4 at lawla' .
'lo I dwis KtsBStiowHR, ItopoDilent noiye
nr.mult You nio lieieov notiflcu to opiuuir hi
tlio next term of sa'd Court, to bn hidden ai
Mat.ch chunk m tho eeoond lliiaeoy ol Jsnn
orv. lim. to in-werto the mill complaint, ana
in iWault of ynr appo-iruice tho snnio pin
i iiiriiiiHt
fim in linri ImnTi tiorunnnll'
prrvi h uio.i you.
J.W. I'AUlJKNlJUan, Sheriff.
Munch Chun t, ov. 15 ls:tNw4
Will he recetvol until TUFStlAY. the 18th
of NOVK1I1IKK, 1871), at tho Olllco or tho
Commissioners of Carbon County, for tho
Erection of n Bridge in Towa
mensing Townsliii), across
the Poco Poco Creek, near
Traclisville.
The Lcnuth or tho ItrMuro will bo 62 rcct j
Width, 16 feet Insldoor tho Tlmbois. and to
hoot (rood fine or Oak Timber and Covered.
The llasemcnts to be uf (loud btone and
Cemented.
II. 11. bWAItTZ,
Uoimnlssluncrs' Clerk.
Ilauch Chunk, Nov. 0, 18T9.
kTj v iTvTL'.s s i' a v i s uiiK
Is suro to euro Spavins, Splints,
I'urb, Kct li removes all unna.
ural enlargements. Dhkh mix
nLisTK.n. llns no equal for any
lameness on beast or man. It
has cured hip-Joint lameness In
a person wh i had sullcred 15
tmm. aIfh cured rheumatism.
corns, frost-bites or any bruises, cut or lame
ness. It has no equal for any blemish on
horses Send lor Illustrated circular Rlvtntr
positive proor. Price f. All Drunilsts have
it orcan Kt It Tor V"U. llr. II. . I. Kendall tc
Co . proprietors, Lnosburtih Tails, Vermont.
French, Itlchnrds & Co. iicnts, IV. w corner
Tenth and Market &lrect, I'hll.idelihl.i,
l'onna. nov. 16-m4
cash iu:siNuss-s.30 to saotj u
in nun xr jic'iu Tcanin nun
tiillliuiourMOU' lttiuK. Its uiirlviiikd
.,i,lnnlnr P'O o -.ml io(!trv bv 3H eiiu.
nent milnom e.eiiunt uiii-traii.uis tud arti.-tlo
binding in.iKo It .'wet.'OMie cnost In eviiy
limn". Iiitioduit o i Lv'llio . 1) i ulor, 1) D.
Tho new li'llloin lid icd tci'd prices of our
beaut fnllvlll'istin'ed wurk,v.ttJ nest twins
ii., n quirk -ulcs aio ie.noiiwtiv live aeints
coin inoi'cv Hi i lit If sa v. A smglo aicnt h"S
told over 710 . o"l ICS. 11. 11. TIlc.Al , 8.W. Uro id
wa , New York Cilv. i ov
Vlck'n Illnstriitcil Jlouilily niiiKny.ini'. 3
i,uiru, ii Co'Oioi'. roito i.i ev.i.y numoer . n.l
tnonv fluolluxitiviuR ITic.'tl.Maicari live
O'ltno-tfr tf5.no ' pei..nie,i nu.ubciB bent lot' 10
ccuts. 3 trim comes for '.5 "cnn.
V:c!.-s Illu trutcd l'loral Guide,
A besntlful worn ot P0 li ii-tr.it'oin with. Tie
onHniui .III. n - , ,.H'um
lor a I ,vo l out staiun. lsuo ov. -uth.. In
iPL-iinii uiiu ucrmau.
nov. 15v4
JAMES V1UIC.
ILchestet, New York,
CU11RD Promptly aud Ferinaii-
f n ml
i uuy. J Bcnti a u, ii u ui nil toio
liniicd renml,, w th n a nalih
tt'i'llllKOOII lllti disoi. o f eo tu ill
hiilr"-! eis win solid me tluir r. o.
la and Ilxuo nhlrcsi. Dlt. 11. U.
LOOT, So. loSToail tt. Nov York.
nuv. r 3m.
AGENTS WANTED
I'ortl'e handsomest aud
1 It n t 11k t KS -t 88 S i I I
J Id 9 XJ 3
liver turnlshoa AsontB. Kxtra terms and Largo
CASH PREMIUMS.
POIlSKt! ii .UcJIAKI.V, Clncliiimtl,
Ohio. nor. IV iv 4
plULiA. ib RHAUING IIAILIIAOU.
Arrangement of l'assuDger Trains.
NOV13nEll 10TII, is:t.
Trains leave AhliK.NTOWN astultowsi-
(VIA l'tltKlOMKS IlAILIlOAU).
For rhtladolphla.ut 'l:li, ti.45, ti.io. a.m.. and
S 55 p. ui.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at I. JO a. m..3. Vi u. m.
IV1A i:.Sl' t'P.N.S'A. HUAM11.)
For Ito.dlng, 5.50, u.u'ia m rj.iv, 1.20 and 90s
p. m.
For lIarrlsDiirB.5 5'i,9.03a. ra., 12.10,4.30 am',3.05
1'. in.
For Lancaster and Columbia, S 3 1, 9.0 j a.m. and
4 30 p. m.
SUNDAYS
For Itea ling, Hirruburg, und wa pi nts, 9.15
u. m.
(Via DETiiLF.nr.M.)
For rhlladciutda fron 1.. V. Depot 4,1. .is
'8 US a. m.ii. si.H, 8 4 p. m suiiuny 4 uO p. m.
For l'hhaueh lua tioui L S 3 Depot i IS a.
m- 12.14. J.lW. 5-Eb p.m.
Trains FOlt Al.l.h; .TOWN leave as follows!
(VII CI'.UKIOJIF.M IIAILUOVU.)
Leave Philadelplitu, 7.40 u. in., l.oo, 1.30 .inC 5.3:
p. ui.
HUNDAV-.
r.eavo r;illiitclpuiii. 8. ni ai'd 3 IS p. ra.
IVI.V KAftT I'P.MJL 11I1ANCII I
Leavo ne.oins 7.ji le.3j n. iii.,-ou. 3.S5, riido.15
p.tu.
Leavo Ilnrilshnrc, 5 15, 8 (S and r.55. a. ra., 1.41
and 4.0'J p. iu.
Leave Lauiaiter, 8.01 a. m.. I.C0 and 3.50 p.m.
LeaieColumbla ;.rin. in 1.03 and 3.10 p. ui.
hUMi.VYH.
Leave lleadlug. 7."0 a. ra.
Leavo llairinbuii:,5 3 a.m.
IVIA llKTin.EMEH.)
I.eivo Phllndolmll 7 05. b IS, 9.4'. :.2", 5.H
SfjOn. in. Nnndir a 13 ft m.. S.iki 11. m
Trains maiku i thus )runto ami Irom depot
9th and Ureen streets, I'htlHitelplila otiier
trnlutoa d Irnm Uioad "treet depnt. Tlaliia
Via Ili't.iloliem" run to aid from llcrt bt.
Depot, except t.ioio markod ().
Too 0.41 ii. iu and p. u. tialns from Alln
town, and tlio 7.4 a.m and p.m. trains
from Pluhuli'ipiia, line through cars to aud
trotu I'nlladc'.pula.
J. K. WOOTl'HN.
Oenrrot Manoter.
O n. HANCOCK, atn'l rait. iS; nelcct .Inent.
nov. 13.
'iliiiliitstrntoi's Salo of Valuable
Real & Personal Property
By virtue ofan order or the Orphans Court
oft urlion (bounty, Fa., the undersigned, Ad
inlnls ratrlx ol tho Estate or ttrlas ltelir. late
or Mahoning township, County and Stato
jrorcsuhl, deceased, will soil at 1'ubllo Sale,
on the prcmUes, on
Saturday, Nov. 29, 1879,
commencing at (INK o'clock P.M.. tho fol
lowing valuable KIJAL aud I'UKSO.VAL,
PKOPEUTY, to-wlt: All that certain
THAOT Oil PlUOi: OF LAND,
sltuato In Mahoning township, near tho
llnooftho Ilurouuh ol Kchlghtuu, containing
F.IUlirY ADItl.S more or less, with the rot.
lowing Improvements erected hcreou A
Two Story FltAMU 1)WKL.UINU 110USL",
llarn, nnd other outhuihllngs. Alio, two
Cows, Spring Wagon, Farm Wngon, Cutting
llox, I'tiw Chains, cook sieve, Furlor Stove,
Tab.es, Cupnoard, Vlm-gif llirrels and a
arhily or other articles ot Household Furni
ture mid Fatmlng Utensils too numerous to
mention,
Terms will t.e made known at time aad
place or sale. I.y
SUSAN ItUHH. Administratrix,
lilt. N. II. HKUUlt, Agent.
I A Vm 1 011 S U ' ,Ui"
rV
nftho matter o. ih. l.at. of Jo,rph .
Scidel. assigned to Henry lloyer. Th'i tin.
UcrsUnod Auditor, apiKilnted Ly tho Oourt or
Oummou l'leae or li.irtion I'ounly. to make
illilrlhiillnn nflha fun.!. In Ihn himll Afl.l
AsilK iee uud If noeessary to p-settle and re-
, state the acouunt Illud, will attend to thedu.
ties or his appuliuoiei.t on WUHN 1 SHAV,
the lmh day oINOVKMHElt, A. 1). 18, U, at
Ids oiticelu tho ItoruunUol IMiucUOhunk.l'a.,
t at 10 o'clock to tbo loreuuoa,
' 0cl. , mi- KU1 1
New Advertisements.
--
11E SUN I;01t 1880,
. TnK Run will deal wilh tho events ot.tho
year, 1630 In Its own fashion, now pretty f olt I
understood by everyboilv. Prom January 1 '
tuitll December M it v li t be conduced as a i
ewspapo written In tie KnjrllsJi languago
and printed lor the whole people.
As a newspaper. Tub Sun believes In-tret
tliut all the news of the world promptly, arid
presenting It In tbo most Inndlfctllilu shape-
the slniiio that will enablo its reuilcrs to Keep
well abreast ofUieajib wilh tho least unpro
ductive cxpendltipe ot time. The grvitest
Interest to the xreatest number Unit Is tho
law controlling us iiaiiy make-up. It now
has a circulation very much lamer than that
of any other American newspaper, nn.l enjoys,
un income which It Is nt all tluus prepared lo
spend liberally lor tho .benefit of Its readers.
People of all conditions ol Ufa and all ways of
thlliklnn buy and rend The Sun;, and they
allderlvu sutlsfacthn of some sort Irom Us
columns, lor they keep on buying and read
ing It.
in Its comments on men and alLilrs. Tun
Son believes that the only guldo of policy
should bo common senso Inspired by genulno
American principles nnd bucked by
ii'
onesty
orpuriuse. Fur thtsrcneonft I. and will con-
ut luriuoe r ur tins ruucuii li ir,uuu will uun
tlnuo tu I abfoluiclr liKlcpcndont of nartv,
cine, clique, orqunlzallon. ur intcretU Ills
for all, but of nono. It will continue to p raise
wlnit In Kood and reproboto what la ovll, tak
Uig care that Its lanKU-ie Is tu the point and
plain beyond the uffflbflltjr ofl?Intf mliun
rterstoud. It is uninfluenced by tnutlvcs that
do nut appear on tho surface; It has tiuopln
luns to sell, pavo thuso which may bo had by
any purchaier with two cent?, it hates In-
tustlco and nifcallty even muro tliati it hates
uunecefPiiry words. It nbhurs frauds, pities
lools, and nlnooinpoops uf every species. It
will continue thruuithout the year 1880 to
chastise the llrstcluts Instruct the 3-JCond,unU
discountenance- the third. All honest men,
with honest convictions, whether sound or
m I? t ftK on, aro its friends. And Thu Sitn
makes no bmtcs of telling tho truth to Us
lriehlantl about lis friends whenever occa
sion Jirla.s for plain speaking
These aro thd principles upon which Tut:
Sun will bo couduclcd during the year to
come.
The year 188) will be ono In which no p.itrl
ol!s AUH'Hciui can atfurd lo close his eyus lo
public ntt ilrs. It 18 Impossible lo exai();er:i(e
the ltup.rtunco of the political events which
ljfttl00 on lUe fmtt 0reVery citizen who dca'res
il nas in sroru, or uieitccesmy ot resolute vitf
to presirvu the Government that the founders
ipivo us. '1 ho ilebatcs and acts ol Confess,
too utierances ol tho prets, the cxcittnir, con.
Usis ot tin llcpulillc in nnd llcmocratlcpar.
iIch, buw nearly equal lastrenKthtlirouKlidui
the country, iliu vurylnK drift ofpulillo send,
mini, wlllall bear dlrcctlj and iireuilvely upon
the tucniy.fuurili I'rcsideiithil election, tube
held In November. Four years auo next No
cm her, the will of the nation, ns expressed at
the polls, was thwarted by an abominable con.
splracy. tho piomotcrs and bcncnclaries ot
which still hold the orllcis they stole. Will
tho cr ino or 1870 bo repeated In 18S0? The
put ilccado ot ears opened with a corrupt,
extravagant, and Insolent Administration in.
trenched at Washington. TiiuMi-vdld some.
thlmr. toward dislodging the giiK and break
ing Its power. I ho sjmo nun uro nuw In.
trlKUlnn to restore ttielr leader and them,
selves to places Irom which they were driven
by tho InillKiiatlon of the people. Will they
succeed? The coming yo.ir will brlnjj the
answers to these momentous questions. Tun
r-tiN will be on hand to chronicle the facts us
they arc developed, and to exhibit them clear
ly and fearlessly in their relations to expedi
ency and right.
Thus, wlin n hatlt or philosophical good
humor In looking at tho minor tiU.itrs ot lite,
and In igrcat things a steadfast purpose to
milntiiln the rights of the p 'eple and the
principles or tho Constitution ag.iliist all ag
gressors, hie Sun Is prepared to write
truthful, Instructive, and entertaining history
of 1880.
Ourratcs of subscription remain unchanged.
For tlio Iiaii.ySun, a four-pigo shtet of
twenty-eight columns, the price by mail, post
paid, is 05 cents a month, or SU.5U a &eur ;
c, Including the Sunday paper, an eight, page
sheet of tltiy-sixcoluiunj.tho price Is til cents
a mouth or S7.1UA )err, po&tugc paid.
'1 he Sunday edition ot Titu Sun Is also
rurnlshed separately ut S t 0 ayear,postage
paid.
Th' prlco or tho Wr.EKLY Sux, eight pagis,
fllt-?lx columns, Is 31 n year, postage paid.
For clubs of ten sending $ I U we will tend an
extra copy free. Address
I. W, KNtltiANI),
Publisher orTiia Sun, New orl; City,
nov. 8 -Ow.
IXF.CUTOliS SAiX or Valuable
Heal & Personal Property
lly virtue of an order '1 tho Orphans' Court
oP'urbon County, Fit., the uiiili'rslgnod, Exe
cutors of the Es.aio ol .I011N E. SSEIUhN.
Fl'S, late ot Lower Towamcnsliv, county
and state arorcs.ild, ilee'd, will sell, at public
sale, un tiu premises, on
Tuesday, November 18, 1879,
Commencing at TEN o'clock A. SI., tho rd-
urjiil i'r'ipcri,-wiiloJtiji.luiJJ,ntsoual4-
rfAiij tract 1.1 plico 111 LiA.MI,
sltii.no In lynvcr 'l'owaim'iilng
l'nli nnhlti. Ciiiit.ilninir linn ltmirl.
red anil Forlt-ono Aeres. wilh thu .15.
' v" Iniproveuicnts thereuii erect d.
"vTt A,f0 'wo Cow, ono Hull, one Calf,
six s boats, two 1'igs, ono ling, two
Horses, two lllves or ilecs. Slirllur and Farm
Wagons, Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, Mow-
i' g ttiiiciiinc no i ucapercomijincu, iiwjtj.
Huh Sleds, sei llhicksmlth's Tools,
l.n.,1 lirp.i Siniian.ri. UT n ,.li In a I.,,.. fH!
Chains, Hay I. nlders. &c., ahi'ut 60 fc?r"'gil
hu.'liols or Potatoes, ii lot or Ilav ami Str.in.
n iiuantity or excellent Clover .-ccd, together
with n variety or HOUSEHOLl) FUHNI-
TUIIl'i, comprising llcds and Ilcdsteads,
stoves. CariKls. lliircau. chairs. Tables. Con.
bi.ir's and a large variety or oilier articles or
running implements ami iiousenoiu nnd
Kitchen I umliuro too numerous to mention.
Terms will be made known at tho tliuo and
place ol sale, ny
LEVI ZEIOENFUSS,
ELLEN ZEHIKNFUS,
Executors ol John E. Zelgcnlus.ilco'd,
I.oncr Towauienslng, Sept. 1, 1S79-W3
iiE(vi:itus.
"Sour stomach, bad breath, indigestion
mil headache easily cured by Hop Biltersj
"Study Hop Hitters books. uso tho med
icine, bo wise, healthy and happy."
ii nun ino ia ii in ug, nun you navo losi
ill hope, try Hop Bitters."
"Kidney and unitary trouble is univer-1
al, mid the only safe and suro rcnicdv i.-
ijllop Itinera rely on it."
"Hop Hitters docs not exhaust nnd des
rnv, but lestorcs mid makes new."
"Anlll. llMtillllflf.d itl.lll'.llinca it.n
5 lice, Hop Dittos removes easily."
3 "Iloils, Pimples, Freckles, Hough Skill
riipiions, impure oioou, nop Hitters cure
"Inactive Kidueysniid Urinary Org.un
iuso tho woret ufdisoascs, nud lion Bit
icrs rurcs them all."
"Moro health, sunshine and joy in Ho
nilteis tliau in all other lemcdic's."
ilor Couuii Ci'rk ami 1'aix Hkmf If
TltK r.KST
3 For sale by all druuulst. auirS..lm.
jtjoksi:mi:s, look iieii-
h") !
Saddler and Harness Maker,
11 a nic .st., i.EiuaiiTox, ra.,
Calls attention to the fullowlntr extraordinary
LOW I'ltlOUSj
Ht'KBy Harness nt Irom...,., J12 00 upwards
Kxpriss Harness ut from 10 00 upwards
lln celling llarnos nt Irom .. 8 00 upwards
il'iaiinir Harness at from e 00 upwards
Horse Collars (hair) at from. S to upwards
" ' (straw) ut Irom. 1 M upwards
Bridles at from 1 "5 upwards
and all other articles at equally low prices,
und auiirtintctd of best worUmanshlp UK.
I'AlltINO promptly att ended to at reason,
able charges. I'atrunano solicited. May 10
K. A. BHI.TZ. resiiectfully announce" to the
pccioio ol Lot mtitoii aim vicinity that ho litis
iiioiloairnufreiiiiiit-lor uniilv;n;r iliem witli
thoJIEvr LEHHill CUAL linm tlin Lrlllrh
ion Depot ol i)ic t.iii gli a: aucf)., Itlt.. at me
followiuR Low I'rleea i
Stove , f no prrti'D
Eap 3 73 per lou
Cbcstuut 1 7J per ten
No. : 1 75 per ton
STMCLTY FOR CASH
Leavo vour OrtWd at my Ofilce. IIAkK Bt..
oopniltetlto f u ii ic bqtiuu L'ual will Coikliv
cred, when deslrta, ut vo.y Loi-tt Clinro. on
ul ovfmrico , . a lllvL'JZ.
JUrch 8 -2ai. I eUighion, 1'a.
F. A. T4i:HMANN Solicitor of American
nnd Furcljf . P.iU-nU, Waflilnstoo, D.U. All
bushirfd rumiectcd with Palenir, whet tier lie.
(uro thu I'iitt'iit Olliror the t'onrt.", promptly
a I tended 10, NoelmrKeiu ideuulcMa p.ueut
Is lucurod. Bund tor circular, ucls-tf
INSTITUTE NOTICE.
Tl. Annn.,1 Tl'lOII PI3I TVWTTTIT I-1.'
Of AKItUX I'dUNTY. will bo held In the' I
t OUlif HULHl, AT ilAUl.lt UUU.Ml,
oommenelug on
MoildaV, NoVCml er 17, 1879,
J' ' '
at TWO o'clock 1. M., and continue ilurlu
tho week. Teachers, Directors ai.d Friends
orivlucutlon la geueral are cordially lorltcd
to attend.
L,t,.shto, JklmZs' ' a"VU
New Advertisements. .
THAT
NUSBAUft & SON
Have, tip to tho present time, this Fnll,
"Sold more' ' '
Boots&BIioes
than during the whole of Last Season,
which wholly accounts for our bo
ing better known to the Trado
as Dealers in this line, anil
as ofTcring tho
ron the
Therefore, all thoso who have, ns yet,
not supplied themselves with such
Goods ns they may need iu tho
way of BOOTS AND
SIIOE3, will do well
to avail themselves
of tho
Superior Advantages
Offered by the
Original Cheap Cash Store !
Solid Stock!
Superior Workmanship ! !
Latest Styles ! ! !
Lowest Prices ! ! ! !
Just Received,
5 MOUE CASES OF
At $1.60 per Van;
regular
price 2.00 per pair
J. T. Nusbaum &8on,
LEIIIGIITON, Ta.
Oct. 4-yIcm.
Tlio unilcrsIinifNl Auditor, nt nolntpil hx tho
Court of Cotiumm PR-jib i.f I'tunoit (7ouii'y tn
nttjuft anil rtiport rilMrihutlou of the fumU In
tlio h mils of yamuel Ielbt'iiKuih, iifs nco ol
William Horn, will nMend to Uio duties ol Ms
appointment on iiuiiAi, iiu'iiJiiuiK
i-b, ioiv, i ij.i u i lut u . .ii ,, ii i inn vmn ,
Oak II, til. lUiiuch (llnuilc, vthm and Wheru nil
tui r tics Intrrpsfcd nuy nitond,
l'KTDK .1 WKI.HAX, Auditor,
JHauch Chunk, M'pt. 1, lS79-vi
Ij"t -nur first atUcic of ImllKCftlon bo tho
last. House tho dormant- enurirles of Ilia
stiiinscii wiiu ine miter, i ne tone inus im.
narted will remain. This Is a tact establish.
ed by thousands ol witnesses, whoso testimony
Is slmnlv a statement of their own experiences.
Those h mietcd with Kcneral debility of every
phase will find tills locdldno an unlaillnir
unent In bulldlnK up nud renewing their
sircnxtn.
For sale by all Druggists nnd respectable
IJcnicrs generally.
TrcmonT IlonsB,
WASHINGTON, D.C.
This popular Hotel has ticen entirely rent
tod, havlnv ncconimodntlnns tor 300 guests,
and will continue lo hu thu' only First. Class
House In tho city at moderate rates. Terms,
2 60 per day.
I'rco Omnibus nt OrriotR.
oclS-tr Y. 1'. HILI, l'roprlctor.
o
o
u
CI
.2
O
PETER HEIM,
THU I'HAOTIOAL
Boot and Shoe Maker,
announces to his friends and tho public in
lenernl. that lie has lust received n large
assortment of Men's, Women's A Children's
Boots, Shoes nnd Gaiters.,
F1' WINTEK WEAH. which he Is olfer-
lug at Itnprecedently Iaw I'rlets fur Uashl
CUSTOM WOEIK
Made up at very reasonable prfois. and per.
feet flts Kuaranteed. llUl'AUllNU neatly
done at fturt notice.
Opp. Public Sq., Bank Street,
cctWmSj
LEIIiailTON.
riOSTETTErt
J P CELEBRATED 5 Q
r. w mum mm .
New Advertisements.
!3 c
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3 g C3
1 5 - ca
w i. i f?
is
C3
I2
Dr. Charles j. Horn
Would announce to the puMIc Mint ho lias
CENTRAL DRUG STORE
In Iicuckcl's Hloek,
Bank St., Loliigliton, Pa.,
HavInK refitted and refilled tho entire stock
lio can oiler
DRUGS AND
Strictly fresh
CHEMICALS
and Pure,
Also Horse and Rattle i owders.Patent Mcdl
emeu, iirusiies, aoaps, i .iiiiius, l'eriumerics,
Kjioiiki'S, l.'liaino.s Skins. Wines and
Ll'iuors tor .tledlcal Hurpnscs. Oils,
J.umps and Fixtures. llycsiutls.Cholcu
Ulnars, l'iyos and Ti.liac). hpec
tacles, Trusses, Nursing llottlcs,
Violin Strings, and a lull Hoe ot
Wall Taper and llortlorsnllho
l.uvircst l'rlccs.
llF.,..lnltnn. n...r..lW uM...,..ll nn.l
prompt attention nlven to every branch of tho
tusluces.
A continuance 6f tlio'iatronno hcrctolorc
cAiuuiicu iu hub chLiiiiiiaiiineui is rcsnccuuiiy
runi;iivii uiu Itaii4l,u.liuu uuurillllcco.
scpt.13, ISTO.-l'. " " l)n. O. T. IIOHN'
Jlll'OUTA.NT ANXOU.NCEME.Vl J
l'CST OKFICK ISUH.DINO
LUHIOHTON, PA., hasahe Largest and
invst. intensive niocK Ol
HATS, GAPS, &c.
ever oirered In this boronuh. Havlnif pur.
chased my Stock In l ho Eastern anil oilier
Manufactories early in the season and utu
saving ol 10 to IS per centum uu tho present
jLviiuuueu rricee, t um prcnircu 10 oner ex
traordinary inducements to my customers.
.il'ilim ai.llltiuu lia. UVVU KI1UU IU 1110 BtlCU
tiou or
Fall and Winter Boots!
and I Invite my Humorous fi lends ami patrons
in ctin nun uxiimioo my mock ueniie maiiiiii;
their purcha&es elsenlierc, us linn prvpuitil
lo alvo special Inducements 10 all UASH
I'uiiuiiiinr.ics.
lieuicmlier, LEWIS WEISS
l'osi.OiUio IlalldliiK, L.chliihiou, l'a
Sept. So.
Oil AX AIlS0I.UTi:iiY
Safe and Brilliant Light, Use
Straub Sc. Harrar's
Thk Family Favokite
BURNING OIL !
ASK FOR STIlAUB X IIAIin.VH'S
STAWNE Oil,! Aug. 10 in3
The undersigned Is now prepared to supply
the very but LATT11IEH COAL at the tol.
lowing LOW PltlOES FOll O.VSHi
At Yard I Dellv'd.
No. 2 Chrsmut, per ton,. . il fiOi
No. 1 Chestnut, er lou,., !I5 I sot
Store, per ton,i... ........ 3 00 ' a j
J. L . GABEL,
Daler iu
GeNEUAL IlAKlNVAIiE, &c,
Oppoalto the Pabllo Pguire, BANK feTtlEST,
LCJiailfON, PA. i.o'.w,f7
I
WjHISS & KERSCHNER,
SOCCE?SOllS TO
R0MIO A HorFOUD,
Bank Street, Lchighton,
Aro prepared to Manufacture, to order, every
description ot
OAKIUAUES,
IIUUOIES,
SLEIOHS,
srfriNa wagons,
Romig's Pat. Platform "Wagoiii,
be, at lowest rates tor Cash.
REPAIRING
Or all description promptly attended to at tho
uio&i rcasonaoio prices.
All Work iruarautced. and natronni-ik
Is respectrully solicited.
WEISS & KETiSOHNEK.
July 26, 1879-yl
DANIEL WIEAND,
Carriagcs,'Wagons,Slcighs,&c.
cobnkp. or
HANK AM) IIIOX STItEKTS,
I.EIIKJIITON. Penna.,
llcspcctfully announces to his frlcmls and th
public, that he Is prepared to Hulld all des
criptions or
OAIiltlAQES,
SPliINO WAQONS,
SLEIQHS, he.,
In tho Litest nnd Most Approved Stjlcs, at
Prices lully ns low as tho fame can be obtain,
ed elsewhere, guaranteeing the best Seasoned
Material ond most substantial workmanship.
Particular atttntlon given to
REPAIRING
In all Its details, at the very Lowest Prices.
Potronaac respectrully solicited nnd pcrftot
satisfaction miarattccd.
April 28, 1670 yl DAN. WIEAND.
URIAH FATZINGER
ftesoccifiillwaunnuiicofl to thn pcplo.lhat ho
Ilia leased the Shop of SAMUEL HEIlElt
LINU.on North Street, Xehighton, Pa.,
and piopoFcs to resume Ills old boslncss ot
Carriage and Wagon
BUILDING,
im' rp.sn',rtfii,y osks n sham nf iiub.ir tmtron
ntft, i-iKiifliitt Jn" inn Wm kinan lnptn I p cqiinl
" tlo bt-ft, a il tliu rilctv lu bo ls tow m tho
lowest.
REPAIRING
oi an 1.17.1-rrtiiimy i.ticnOcd lo n vciy rca.
soua'j c ch .rK'. .
UJSIAII TATZINORn.
Oniio-ltc Public Cquaic, Ncith istrret,
rcb 1" yl Lehif hton, r.
"JJ1ALL AXI) WIXTKIt
MilliiierTGoo(iS ! I
Kw Styles! JmcnseYarietF!
The nnderslRncd respectrully nnnounees te
ller Irlendsnml tho ladles generally, tl.nt she
Is lust opi-nlng a now and cry elexaut line ot
LAlilhs' FALL and WINTEK
Jsffstf.i and BSoijsicls,
at her Millinery stnbllshnient on HANK
Strict. LEIIl'HITO v, im Khlcli r.irMWo
and Elegance and lieauty ot I'luleh in'cet
every clulco and all desires.
iioxxr.T ii;rjiMix(;s
The Leading Heslnns to bo found In Market.
LADIES' UNTItlMMEI) & TRIMMED,
HA IS, a i-imil assort men t. Also inanv pretty
and neat styles In Kl.llWEliS and FEATH
ERS. For any kind ol Millinery Uoods no to.
Miss ILlzzie Miiiisci.
sc.lg m3 Ilanl St Lchlghtcn.
DIAMOND
CATARRH
REMEDY,
A POSIT1VH CURt.; fur CATAItllll
ofall kinds. Cures atany st-iire of Ilia dU
caso. Hiiscii'e.t many ensts so terrible that
bones came Irnm the iicse,
lr. K 111 j '1. IMh 111 11 ml Cn tnrrh It em.
t-il, Is mild and pleas nit, allordlntc immkiii-.
atk HKl.lKF 11 i.d priiiiipt cure. It was ms.
rovKlu.niN Oamfoum , und Is believed to
be tbo only heal cure yet alven to the public.
A rev a plications bleak up a Cold In Um
Head, cure IMIficult llrcathlnir. Cli gulnif or
Head und Throat, IImLicliu Deufneis, Ioss
ol Smell, Viilce.nnd Sight, The "IMam, .Mi
ls nwnndorlul medicine, and costs ohL 0
f'KNTD.
Tho lllninniiil lnvlirnrnfnr. the best
ot lllood I'nrlllers and lilllku Mcdlciucs.
Price, 60 cents.
Tliu lllninniiil Vervlitr pill, n specif,
le lor nil Nervous Con plaints. Frlc, 41.00.
The lilMiiiiiiiil snlv "Mother Itricrs's
Cure All tho must perlcct external cure ever
Invented Prlco, 25 cents.
Send for ilcscilptive circular of Dr. Evory's
lllaillund Itcinedles. rBi:r.nruiit. lnoulia
ofyour lining si.
rroprictnr's undress, im. A. i. EVOitr
& CO., Park Place, New Vcrk i-lty.
jicl. 4,-jni.
rpilK IlICST rAI'EHI TKY IT!
HEAUTI FULLY ILLUSTlt ATED.
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