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SATUMAT. DECEMBER 10, 1879.
Intel men ore. All that U demanded by
publishers It that the general public appre
rfatfi their eflbrttto conduct the business
of making papers, by legitimate honora
ble business methods, and that the princi
ples and opinions of the editors are not for
sale at advertising rates."
Horn Robert Klota will please accept
our thanks for favors received.
Thursday next will be Christmas Bay,
smd the Cabbok Advocats gives a hearty
greeting and ft MERRY CHRISTMAS to
its numerous friends and patrons.
The suituf the vrldoir01ivcragatntex
Senator Cameron, In Washington, has been
continued until the January term, plaintiff
being allowed tor proceed in the Case without
printing the record.
Among the duties of the census takers
of next' year; says an exchango; will be to
ascertain the amount of the agricultural pro
duction of the country. Tho Superintendent
therefore urgently recommends that farmers
prepare themselves In advance to give the
needed Information promptly.
Those of our subscribers who, on refer
enco to the direction tabs on thilr popcrs.find
themselves Indebted to us for subscription
will confer a favor by making Immediate
poymont. Our terms are very low, and in
order to conduct our paper successfully we
must receive prompt pny. In all cases where
we mall bills, we must charge tho credit
rate, viz: $1.2. Remit now and save 25
cents.
Here are the two meanest men on re
cord! The owners of n clothing making
firm in Boston employ thirty-five girls, who,
from their poor earnings contributed $22 on
Thanksgiving Pay and gave each of tho
two members of the firm a pretty album, oc
eupylng n half hour In gcttinz ready and
making the presentation. The two mean
fellows took the gifts with ready smiles, and
on pay-day deducted from the wages of the
girls time money for tho half hour they had
occupied in giving the albums.
Tho Potlttown Evening CAronW,speak
ing for that locality, thinks resumption of
specie, payments is on accomplished laot
It says in proof of the fact that "from De
ccmber 1st, 1878, to November 50th, 1879.
Mr. A. W. Jones, the paymaster of the Phil'
kdelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Com
pany, paid out for labor In gold and silver
the sum of $2,787,000. During eleyen
months of the present year tho Miners' Ka
tional Bank of Pottsville paid out, over its
counter, in gold and silver, $388,135 ; tb
Pennsylvania National, $381,000) the CoV'
crnment National $40,000, And the State De'
posits Bank, $150,000 making a total of $3,
756,135 in gold and silver put into circuln
tion among tho people of this region in one
year."
Ontho22dof November the adminis
trators to the estate of tho late J. B. Ms
Creary filed a bill of complaint in the suit
brought by tho Central Railroad Company
ot New Jersey against the Lehigh an
Wilkesbarre Oal Company,- the petitioners
claiming in brief that the receivers of tho
company E. W. Clark, R. Williamson ami
W. II. Tilllnghast had obtained less money
for their coal than a similar article was soli
for by other companies, mid that the con
tract with Charles Tarrisli for operating th
company's mines was not to tho advuntogi
of the company. Tho case cainciipfor hear
ing Friday last before Jurigo McKcnnan, of
tho jlnited States Circuit Court. After ar
gument the Judge refused all the prayers of
petitioners save tho right to appear bcloro a
master.
General Orant arrived In Philadelphia,
Tuesday morning, and had a reception from
the citizens which was a magnificent clim
ax to the ovations he has received In his
progress across tho American continent.
When the General arrived at the railway
depot ho was met and formally welcomed
by Mayor Btokley, and replied In a few
words. He was then taken In a carriage to
his place In the procession, which formed on
Broad street, and moved over tho route as
published. The procession, which occupied
more than four hours In passing a given
point, comprised United States troops and
marines, militia of Pennsylvania, New Jcr
sey and Delaware j Grand Army Posts of
Philadelphia and State, New Jersey, Mary,
land, Delaware and tho District of Colum
bia) Civic Associations, Political Clubs,
Trade Organizations, Employes of Public
Offices, Letter Carriers, and Firemen of
Philadelphia and other cities. The decora
lions af the buildings along the route, espc
cially on Broad, Market and Chcstnutslrccts,
surpassed even those of the Centennial year,
Triumphial arches In fiont of Independence
Hall and at several other points, added to
the superb display. Immcnso throngs ofpeO'
pie, numbering in the aggregate several
hundred thousands, llued tho route of
tho parade, and cheered to the echo as
General Grant passed. After tho General
hnl returned to Broad street, by way of
Chestnut, ho reviewed the procession from
the League House as it countermarched
along that street. During the day business
was entirely suspended, and flags were hung
irom private residences in all parts of the
city. In tho evening General and Mrs,
Grant were entertained at a private dinner
at tho residence of Mr. George W. Childs.
The party consisted of General and Mrs. U.
S. Grant, General W. T. Sherman, Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Childs, Hon. Hamilton Fi.b
Miss Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Drcxcl,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Paul, Hon. Adolph E.
Borie and Mrs. Borie, Mrs. General Sheri
dan, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Augustus Sain
Hon. J. Donald Cameron and Mrs. Camer
on, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. DaCosta, Mr. J,
Morgan, of London, Hon. George S. Bout-
well, Hon. John Welsh, Hon. George M.
Robeson, Hon. Edwards Pierrepont, Mr. U,
S.Grant, Jr. Tho dinner was followed by
an informal reception, which was attended
by prominent citizens from different parts
of the country.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
a) recess. It Has lit first agreed to also re
port the marshals deficiency appropriation
bill, but it having liefer! ascertained that tho
Republicans Intended to antagonize It, It
was tho'tglit best to keep It back until after
the holiday recces) rather than clianco a
political discussion. The temper of tho
committee now is to report the army bill
with the same restrictive clauses of the use
of the army at the polls, ea were In the bill
which President Hayes signed. It Is not
thought that any riders will be attached to
any of the other bills, but that an attempt
will be made to pass them as separate' bills,
which it is expected of course the President
will veto.
Society has fairly opened .its doors during
the week, and It la delightful to meet again so
many old friends. Mr. and Mrs. Horatio
King gave the opening card reception of the
season, and the classic old borne was filled
to overflowing with one of the most distin
guished companies eyer gathered together In
our city. This was not one of the old time
literary reunions (so well known and high
ly enjoyed by thousands) but was a select
assemblage of friends invited for social and
musical enjoyment, and for the purpose of
meeting Mr. King's nelce, a contralto singer
of great power who is now on a bridal visit
to her relations in Washington. Martha
Morrison, net King, was married Novemlicr
26, in Portland, Me., and left immediately
with her husband for the Capital, where
both have received much attention, and
especially the fair singer, whoso volco is a
very well-spring of pleasure. Acgcst,
New Advcrtiscmcnts.-
jrEUISTKIl'S KOTKEr
Notice It hVehy Riven thai the i(6otors,
Administrators and Unardlank hereinafter
named have (lied their respective accounts of
the fulItHjltlH estates in the Ktttllter's Office
at Mducli Chunk. In and for the Countv of
Jdri'Otl, which accounts have been allowed by
ftfew AdVertisclncnts.
SHERIFF'S SALES
Of Vnlunblo Real Estate.
the lteglsteri will be presented to the Judges
or the Orphans' Court on MONDAY, the 15th
ilayof JANUAIIY, 1SW, at 2 o'clock IS M.,
fnr ennnrmntlnn I
Second and final account of Peter llartz, ad
ministrator or me estate or Epnriatn nat
tier, deceased. Filed Jana Oth. 1SJ9.
The tint and final account of AnnaOllson,
late AnnaiuoKenna. naministratrix oi tne
estate or I'at rick McKenna. deceased. Filed
October IB. 1RIU.
Tin first and flnal account of Oeores W.
warnlte, administrator of the estate of
Charles Warnke, deceased. Filed Novem
ber Z9th, 1879.
First and final account of Pallltn V. Weaver".
aumimsiraior oi me estate oi nusaaxry
ueccasea. i ilea ucionor :in. isiv.
Flrlt nml final nctnunt nf .1 II. Twendle. &(T.
minlstrator of tho estate of Lewis Sehnauf-
er.flp.een.tefl. Flletl IVnvpmher lalhj 1B70.
First and Snal account of Thomas Meniere?,
administrator or tne estate ot Oliver xrren
elier. doceased.
First anil final aceonnt ol llenrv Hover Ex.
ecutor oi tne estate oi jonatoan koid, ae-
ccaseo.
11EI1NARD PHILLIPS, fiealster.
Mauch Chunk, Dee. 13, 1879-wt
The elegantly Illustrated and deeply in
teresting book of travel and history, by John
Russcl Young, "Around the world with
Gen. Grant," which Is being published in
20 parts by the American News Co., will
now in a few weeks be completed. It em
braces, in detail the Grant tour, commenc
ing at Philadelphia, in 1877, and terminat
ing at that city the present week. The work
has no political signification, is not a lau
dation of Grant I but is a faithful record of
the Incidents of the trip and of tho political
and social cmuims of many nations on
the globe. It will also be found to be
not only one of the most interesting but
at the sjmo timo one of tho most In
structivo books of tho kind ever published
In this country. W. D. Harrinjton, of this
borough, is the ouly agent lor its sale in
Carbon county.
The Greenbackers of the country, nl
though comparatively lew in numbers, says
the Philadelphia Ledger, hold tho balance
of power In many Western districts, which
accounts for the manner in which some lie-
publican and Democratic members trom tho
West dance to their piping. Tho Greenback-
cm have in fact, a mucn larger representa
tion In Congress man ineir nuiuuere wuum
entitle them to, if it were not for coalitions,
whercbv thev determined the choice of
representatives between ths two party can
didates. If Democrats and ll-publicans in
tho West hod been true to their own princi
ples, ln.te.itl of attempting to buy en'Pty ad
Tantages by sacrificing them, wo sh.iuld
have had fewer schemes of inflation Ixifoi.1
the pr6ent session of Congress. An exami
nation of the returns of elections generally
shows that tho member who introduces a
Greenback bill comes from a doubtful dis
trict whete-the Grccnbnckcrs hold the cast
ing vote. Such a man though nominally a
Democrat or Republican, in reality repre-
aanla In. mvn sr.lfi.ali 1 ntprpstl-
Speakltig of the practice among news
papers of publishing free notices for shows
and lectures, the Tnnekt. ( Kan.) Capital very
truthfully remarks, and it fits just as well
castas wet: 'The-pexplc pay a great deal of
money to cheap, iwiiiunngi ciiurncir.a
frauds who travel as professional amuse-
meut mokers, ami if the press had more
tenso and did less truckling such frauds
Antilil iiAt l,f.nl Hin romdfl nl tlipv (1(1. Often
to save a few dollars worth of advertising,
the entertainment is lauded and praised
without stinl.wben it ought to bo denounced
as a cheap swindle. The advertising col
umns of a paper are the means by which
the publlo are Informed, for the benefit of
he advertiser, ni wnai uo naa w wun wr w
ell. Tha space is sold at so much pcrsiuare,
fit i a mutual one between the
... t 1. I.
vprtiscrana tne iiuuiisiierus . i uv.wrvi.
he merchant and Ida- customer. The pub-
isher who feels called upon to commeud
.i.t I A..dl-vlnilv OflvartlSlnfr.
ii tho sa'ue position tho merchant would
who would undertake to give a oertin-
... - J I.i no.ptf niirc'UlSCr
if a dollar's worth of goods. 'J lie puuiisucr
us a right to Insist iin the editorial and
i ..rl.t. .iw.U!nnru tn lha.
C T IHIUIH v I I - - -' " D ' '
ntluence of the- advertising columns, and
i asserting Mr InderK-ifdent opinions un
..1 II l..tHm.nl. da it ,nm Ma
UUIIP Clilfimi ,n wp
I general publlo a kfeneGk (hut ought to
. ;al.l Wtk lu.Tif-VA bll cilltnrfl anil
ublishers are as reasonable and as o&nsid
rate of the rights and feelings of those who
-tlrnnlat lhir offlce as other clavH of bus-
Our Letter from Wnl.lnj;ton.
Our Country's progress. Cheap and conveni
ent Transportation the chief aid to ourprcs
ent Prosperity. The Federal Election laics.
11'Ay tee may be likely to hate a sliorl Scs
tion. Society Chips, etc.
WAsniKQTOx, D. C, Dee. 13, 187S.
The chief of the bureau of statistics, has
sent to tho printer a report on the iuternal
commerce of the United States, in the prep
aration of which ho has been engaged for
more than a year. This report embodies
the results of an extensive investigation of
commercial and transportation affairs
various parts of the country. The habits o!
tho people of this country have in their so
cial and commercial interests becomo con
formed to tho exigencies of railroad trans
portation. New trade currents have thus
been formed, and iir many cases there has
been an entire pvival of the course of trade.
These changes and developments have been
largely the result of tho facilities for the di
rect shipment of merchandise over connect
ing roads and for direct traffic with foreign
ports. The growth of manufacturing indus
tries throughout the Middle, Western and
Northwestern Stales has also tended to pro
duce important changes in the course of our
internal commerce. Seven-eights of the sur
plus products of the trans-Mississippi States
north of tho State of Arkansas now cross the
Mississippi river on railroads at and be
tween St. Louis, Mis., and St. Paul, Minn.,
and are transported directly east to markets
in this country and in foreign countries.
During tho year 1878T the eastward ship
ments from St. Louis, by rail, exceeded the
southern shipments from that city by the
Mississippi riyer. Tho cities of St. Louis
and Now Orleans wero formerly closely
identified in almost all their trade interests,
but they ore now sharply at rivalry with re
spect to the trade nf Southern Missouri,
Arkansas, Northern Louisiana, and a large
part of the trade of Texas. Tho fourprinci
pal east and west trunk lines leading from
the Atlantic seaboard witlt their western
connections to Chicago, St. Louis, Louisvillo
and Cincinnati, now constitutes tho most
important avenues of commerce in this
country, and the trade currents which pass
over them largely influence the course of
our foreign trade with respect to the ports
at which foreign goods are Imported and
domestic products are exported. This great
east and west current of trado has led to a
radical change in tho course of tho trade of
States situated couth of tho Ohio river and
south of the Stato of Missouri. Tho cities of
St. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati now
enntributo at least two-thirds of the trade of
thoo States in general merchandise and
iave ,'bereforo, becomo their chief commer
cial enti.Tots. For this trade theso cities
compete nct.'vely with XIobile.New Orleans,
and Galveston. In tho aggregate St. Louis,
Louisville, and Cincinnati greatly surpass
Mobile, New Orleans, and Galveston in
population.
Influences have been nt work to hasten a
decision of the United States Supreme Court
upon the case pending before it involving
the constitutionality of the Federal election
laws. It is now said that the decision will
be pronounced in January, and there is a
rumor that the Supreme Judges have at
ready made up their minds upon the ques
tion. This rumor is that Justices Clifford,
Field, Bradley and Harlan hold that the
election laws are unconstitutional, while tha
Chief Justice and Messrs. Strong, Milter
and Swayne will affirm tho constitutional
ity of the laws Justice Hunt being oft' the
bench, temporarily at least, this would
make a tie, and result in maintaining the
laws. Wltethtr this reiiorted division of
the Court be correct or not, the decision will
be filial with both parties, ami is apparently
the policy of Congress to await the decision
and let it settle tho question Congress failed
to dispose of.
Tho unusual activity of the House Com
mittee on appropriations is said to have been
the result of an Important conference had
with its members by Speaker Randall. The
Speaker told the committee that he was
lat.'.ified from the drift of sentiment among
members that there would be neither tariff
or n'i.ancial legislation at this session and
that If the committee of appropriations was
up with the wort.- ' there was no good
reason why Congress louId not adjourn by
the 1st of May next. The commutee com
elded with' the' Bpeaker, and decided that
they would try and' get three of the appro
priation bills through Ufore the Coi-giies-on,-
OUR WASHINGTON srECIAIy.
Washington, D. C, Dec. 18, 1879.
Nothing remarkable has transpired in the
Congressional arena as yet, and there is little
probability of any very exciting times until
ufter the holiday recess at least. Tho first
hard Work of Congress upon assembling in
December is to consider tho subject of a re
cess, and the settlement of that question Is
about the only accomplished fact so far this
session. Unless some change in tho pro-
Liumme Is mado necessary, there Is to bo an
adjournment from tho 19th instant to Janu
ary Oth two weeks. It is understood that
three of tho appropriation bills the Pen
sions, Fortifications and Military Academy
will be ready and pass the House by (ho
time fixed. Many members favored a short
er recess, but tho prevailing disposition was
to allow time enough for the distant Con
gressmen to return homo and cat Christinas
turkey with their families. Perhaps it is
because I havn't any family, or any turkey
either, that this strikes me as an extremely
Inconsiderate proceeding, in Yi'ew of the fact
that a majority of the member have but just
come in from the enjoyment of Thanksgiv
ing dinners in the bosom of their families.
Yet it is not likely that the material inter
ests of the country would greatly suffer if
the session were a continued succession of
recesses from now till warm weather.
Tho House comntlttco raised to consider
the subject of changing tho mode of counting
tho electoral vote for President and Vice
President have prepared a bill which they
wish to have take tho placo of tho ono now
pending In the Senate. Tho main features
in which this bill will differ from tho Senate
bill which, I believe, was drawn by the
lato Senator Morton-'clate to disputed votes
The House bill provides that if a disputo
arises in any State as to which set of electors
has licen chosen, tho case shall bu submitted
to tho highest judicial tribunal of the State
for its decision, and tha decision shall bo
conclusive unless both Houses of Congress
agree to reject it, Tho Senate bill provides
that in a similar case the subject shall be
referred to whatovcr State tribunal the State
aw may direct, tho decision f that tribunal
to bo final. It can bo said In favor of the
Houso bill that it Is hardly probable that
both Houses of Congress would ogrco to
override the decision of the highest court of
ony State, even though the decision should
be adverse to tho political opinions ami de
sires of a majority of both Houses. For ex
ample, a decision of the New York Court of
Ap-ieals would probably bo sustained in one
or both branches of Congress in any case,
though it is true that the Electoral Commis
sion, in the list count, failed to recognize a
decision of the Supreme Court of Florida in
reference to the vote of that Stale.
Among the rumors going round is one that
the Democrats will attempt to put a bill
through this winter retiring General Shcr
mun on full iay. Tho idea is to give Penn
sylvania and Hancock a little prominence.
Ohio has had quite honors enough, llau
cock, being tho senior Mnjor General, can
get up a step if Congress should retire Sher
man and continue the rank of General. It
is is3ible, even by net of Congress, to place
him at the head of the army. My inform
ant says that one object of this course is to
put Hancock out Of tho way of the Demo
cratic iioliticians for President. How such
a course would put him out of the truy Is
mora than I can say. Perhaps the Demo
crats will moke him promise never to be
President. It isn't nerctteary. Tlicfe
SHERIFF'S SALES
Of YaluaMo Real Estate.
Br Tlrtno of nnndrr writs of Lev A. in Kacus.
FlKRl FACIAK. VKmriOKl XXPONAB IftSUfMl OUt
ot I tie Court ct Uuiuiuou PJfiui of Ctirbou Couu
tv, and to lue directed, there will bo expose
rau.icsul at ihe Court Llutt-r. in the iioivuirn
oi oinnca vuunt, in imiq iriuDir, on
Saturday, January 3rd, 1880,
at 1:30 o'clock r. u.i ebarp.
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES:
All thftt certain Int or piece of pronnd Hnat
v ml, bounded and described a- follow! Beein-
niugatao6t in a imbllc road leading Irom
woLi-fciiort t 1'ine HtraraD thence alonr enii
load itnd by land oi Augustus lietner. norm
forty live and tfarre-aaarter dourer, enst twen-
tyiiine perch ton post In tald load; thenco
t.louff on naid rod and by laud of Thomas
Wane, north stxlr-thtee and onehu f deirieeit,
east ttilrietm aud Mm n-tentbs perthet to a poet
In said road i thence by land of Thomas
Wa k. north flttvuuYen itearees. eant seven T
one perches to the mltfdie ot a pui'l.o loadj
thence br land of Charles Miller sooth eixieen
cejirbes we-t thitty eigln pel dies aud one ball
ta a Txmt: thince uv land uf Thomas Doiwmd.
south fortv-tlnte and one half ti careen; east
Uity-three undone hall perches to tue place of
Degmiungt coduiiu.uk
FOURTEEN AOltES ANU SlXTY'-FIVE
r& ROUES.
more or less.
The improvements thoroon arc a
ONE AND ONE HALF RTORV FRAME
D W E LLI1N 0 i H0TJ3E.
ftixtecn br twcntrtwo feet, frame barn twenty
two oy tuiriv leei unn oui uunaings.
8e sed and taken In.o execution as the prop
eny oi uuwaru wait.
I a, and Vkh. Hxi iesifed out of .the Court of
(Jo mm on Pleas of Oar boh Co u hi v. and to ine
directed, there will be exposed at I'ut.llo Sale,
aiinuiwuri Jioroei in meuorougnoi aiauon
Uhunlr, Id eald Cotfntj, on
Saturday, December 20, 1879,
at 1)4 o'clock r, w.; fharp,
TUB rOIiLOWINO PIIOPERTIES S
All that certain tractor ttleco ni land. itn.
ate In Iower Townruenaiiiff Townstdp, In the
County oT Carbon, and HtAte of Pfon-.ylTiii.ia.
Lei? ubiiiic ownr tueuce DT IQDU Ol uuas.
Kinti-. and nartlr bTlatid nf .!iin n. nvAti.
awe Ik, south oue and onehnlr degrees, eat
tweuiyfoJr pennea to a flinlOLM thence by
lindof John ID Gruenswelir Month' eiohn and
a naTx uejrrees w. at iwentyix perch' ff to a
stone i thcuco ly tbo same noiih one nml oun.
qairu-r (lecreea, west twi-ntv lour perChe to a
ljiuo i luuuiu ittLiv uj ivawie n lino uuu purt
r br Charles Kloti'n Und north htT.inv a ml
a half decrees, oast twenty six poichei and a
nairio ma iiucu ot Degmuiutr, comaiDiDV
THREE ACRES AND OWE HUNJIED
AND FOUTY-rOUri 1EUCUE
more or less.
The ImprJYerne nts thereon nH'ar
TWOSTOltY DWELLING HOUSE,
nark atone afid Wtrt ffatne. seventeen brnlne.
teen feet; Prme Kitchen attached MXietn hv
tweiaty-two feeti Frame SUo.e, tweutylour
oy i nut j ievt, aim uutouuojnga.
VUI alUlAMttlfi
New Adveifiscments.
Dr, Charles T. Horn
TRACT NO S
AlltHAt tertaln Meiuu&ira or Tenement ami
Tract or l'ltce of LLND. situate lu Lower
Tow.ioicniuirTow ship, Cat bon county, Stile
OX I'nnBTiviiuiUt ueginniufr bvhh cr, iupiico uy
land ot i onrad M eh tiara, now J, u. ZiMpcutn-,
south ihrco decrees und one quarter, west oue
Iinnit.ed and thieo SBi-ches tn uhita on If.
sunth forty de?.eci we.t sixty nine perches
and three-qoaitors to a stou-. ttoaih eghty.lx
devieesf Cit tweuty.elht peichea und one
bi't to a stotie theuo, br Und oi Fredemk
Hoyei-, now mcu Kdiird lima, nortn uvh ae
cites, west forty ourche to a tlne.nortu twen.
trthiee and (uie-hait dcyrees. fat thlrtv one
percnos ami mroe quarters to a piuo, uonu
Mtveutr-clatit dounua and oue.hatf. east liltv
perche hn.l oue hdll to a pine, no.lh ieTOu de
grees and one 1-alf, cast thirty-threw p6rt he to
a piue. uintii luiiiV'inuD ueitiecs went iniTiv'
one nciches to a chestnut oatc. south seveutv
dye digrecs and onehaif, west one bundled
and six perches to a post. outh Jouitccn de
trees aud onehalt east ILirtv noichoa ttf n
Iiost; ttieuce south eltfiiyen degrees, west
tiUv soven perchua to u. inuail o'ne. uoith four
dotrcei. nest sixty one peichea and oue-ha I
10 a aiouo i ineuce norm oigiuy-scTon ut grt e4.
eiKL ono hundreo tfnA twelTu oercnes. lo u
stone, noitb three degiees west twemyflre
perches to a ione) ihencfl vv land ot U.iv d
Ureensweg, north UKh uneven ntfrrees ana
one half outoiiohandn'd and twenty perches
to a post, south fifty. nine decree j. Cjat, tUfeo
perches aud three-quarters to the pi tfee ol ue
guiuiaj;, vouuiuing
is
very little sense In tho whole rumor. Presi
dent Hayes would never eign the bill retir
ing Sherman, for they are tho closest of
friends, and ho would never eigrt the bill
making Hancock General of thef Army while
tli cio was an Ohio soldier in the field; All
of us Ohio fellows know that.
Tho Washington JUsf mado a furlotfs and
almost indecent assault upon Secretary Mo
Crary, In opjositiuu to his confirmation to
the circuit judgeship. Mr. Hutchlns is doubt
less proud of hji intlueuco, as indicate! by
the result a unanimous confirmation by the
Senate, every Democratic Senotor voting aye
with the Republicans. There is no doubt
that tho Secretary, or Judge McCrary as ho
now bo called, is a inau of fairness and abil
ity, just the particular kind of ability f too,
well fitting him for tho possitlon, Tho
Democrats could not expect a better appoint
ment, from their standpoint, at the hands nf
sn administration opposed to them political
ly. The new judjje Is as little likely to take
politics into the administration of llfs office
as any man in the fango of possible" appoint
ment. The confirmation of c.x-Senalorltarn-sey
as his successor secures a Katlstactory ad
ministration of the War Department.
Don Pedro.
ALSUr-
A1t tint certa'n lot or ptoce of around situate
In irankllu township, Curbon county lVnovl
vaultt, bounded und decrl bed aa fo lown.to wit:
bcfiouiug nt a post, thence by land of John
Uilham, north twenty six aud one half decrees.
west one nuuoxeu anu st-Toieeii ieet u a mm;
thrt-e ami one nulf degrees, ojit fllty feet to a
post: thence by the same, f oath twenty .six and
one-half dogrees, eaBt one bundled and. seven
teen leet to a p bu tuence aionr a propose)
roud soma sixty imeo auu ooo nai agrees,
west fifty leet to tho place ot betfuiuau, con-
uiiuing
FIVE inOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED
AND FIFTY SQUARE FEET.
The Impravemeuts thereon are a
TWO STORY FRAME DtVELLINQ HOUSE
ttventr br twentv-slx f&et and oulbulldlnas.
seized aud taken into elocution as the prop
erty oi uuuueu udutucr.
-ALSO,
All that certain lot or p'eco of ground situate
In FroiiK lu lovtU'iMii, carbon touuty, I'eun-'
syU aula, bounded auu dtsedbed & lollow to
wit: betfinulng ot a stomi tltfuco by I ana of
Jacob ZclceufUKS. south ilftytli.ee and one halt
oemccs. wwi eico; uuu iwoieuina percues 10 a
stono i t iieu co west clevcu perches 10 a rtone
thftu'n iiv 11ih moiiih bOUlli Hiztv.MX acirreeita
weat twenty bine iercbes to t siune theuce by
uiiidof Jmnh M.irkiuv. no th fitU'.rour anu
ono-halt deifioes.wes. Jour aud outt-hit perches
to a pott, theme the name so at It elKiry-llveand
tluee-fourUiMcegrees, west thiit -five and ono
halt peiches tou post, theoce bh l.ind ot John
O.ewine. north ehrht debtees, west fourteen
perches to the loldd e ol a public road lo-d.ng
irom L,ong nun to ire nuuseoi soiomon want:
thence in Mild roud and by land ot Johu 1.
btile, north iwentv-two und ihreolourth de.
tzrecs, last tllly tl vo perches to a po t ou sold
loud; th. nceuy lho fauie In a u a uni: san.
roud, noi tli eighty. three dcicreca, eat thtity
peicnea or inere.mouu 'i iue juuciiuu ui h
crosH Ton 4; thence by I aim 01 b.-l.-mon Walk
thooee south thriv two o 'greet ifsi six pei
ihuHtoaduud hitch theuce oy land ol Jucob
Zfigenlus-, i-outh lortr MX Uourees wett hx
tieiches to pU.o of bcffiuuiug coaiulnititf
TEN ACItKS,
more or less.
The Improvements thereon aro a
TWO-hTORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
sixteen b twenty feet and necessary outbid! i
litis.
Bcizea nan Laic 0 11 111 o execution as tne proner
tyo. AukUtus Valck. A
ALaOj
All lU t certain lot or p-ece of rround. nl 1 uate
on 11 houthwaid Mile of West ttrixidwiiy, 111
melioroiiKh, ofMauch Chunk tircinuid, and
liumhered, iu Ue pin or plot of Lota 1 ia out 111
tlittb'ock kiiowna-t Fiiizinif t'n now. Numlici
Five rontftiuiii m Iiont or breadth ou West
llrouJway, afuieald twenty feet Have unu
one halt inches more or lets bein the distance
bet ween tho wetderu wall of the house creetetl
on IjCt MiroLer Four aud tne eastern wall 01
the house erected ou Lot Nuinoer six, aud ex
teiLdncHOuthwirdlvPl that breadth between
pat U el Unei, running thtoujrti the the tentre
ot the wails aioie-a-u, and at right angles with
Wet Biottilway a tores 10. Tu Thousand and
Nluctvfcct to land ot the Lehigh Coal and
Navigation Coixp-ny, aud wostwaroly bv Lot
umuur ix.
The Improvements thereon are a
TWO-STOnV BRICK DWELLING IIOUK,
FIFTV-5IX ACUESy
more of lesl
Se.xcd and (ofceh Irilo executloif as .he prop.
uriy o oiuuvr uiuunsweix
All that ceVtafn lot (rr piecAof ffrimnd situate
ou the south sliJ of White street, lu tne vl.iujco
uf bummtt ntll. Carbou conutv. Htuteof 1'euu.
st Ivaida, nuuibertd in tne plan or plot thereof
eliihtv-sif, contauiiiiK n irom or 1 teudtu jii
bald White Street thirty feet, and exienumg
tuence houiuwbju one nuuurvu uuu iwvui).
tlTu feet to a iWeutv feet wide nlhr -.lUoUed
on the ntith by White St.. eat try lot Number
enemy-eight, eoniu by saia alley, auu west by
I'tue iree
1 be Improvements thereon aro a Two-stor
DOUBLE FRAME DWELLING U USE,
Twenty.elnht by Thirtv-two Keot : Fr.tme
BUble, Twelve by 'iwtlvo cerf and cfh r
Outbuildint's,
Seized and oken Into execution as therrop
eity 01 tjuanes uoyiQ
-ALO,
All that certain Lot or Piece of Ground,
situate In tho village of utmnlt Hill, In the
towushlnofMuuch Chunk. County of tjar bun
Mate ol Pennsylvania, nuuabervd In a certain
irian or ulut of said vlllaue which bydivcrs.iruod
conveyances und assurunces In the Uw be
come vesica in &amuei itccnert, nuinoer
Thirty-eight, containing lu lront or breadth
alonir tho buck ol thti Mauch Chunk and
Summit Hill Railroad thirty feet, and ex
tending thenco southwardly of that breadth
between parallel lines at right unglcswlth
said Railroad tracic, onehundred una twemy
tlvo leet, bounded northwardly, by the s.nd
summit 11111 anu .uuucu liiuiik ituuruuu1
casiwnrdly by lot Number Forty In said plan,
southwardly bv lauds of the Lelihih Coal aniJ
Navigutlon Company, and westward y oy lot
Twenty feet two incite wide by thirty feet
ceeti. w 1th a two-story Frttme amutmn. slxteeu
br tweuir sit ft-et wuli out bn'ldluif.
rielcedaud taken iuro exeeuUOJ as the prop.
eny ei jouu xieiui.
Wanted
Sherman A Co.. Marshall. Mich., want an
agent In this county at once, at a salary of
$10(1 per monlh and expenses paid, rorlull
jtjtrticulara address as above nor.H-ly
New Advertisements.
The First National Bank or Lo
hi hton.
The ANNUAL ELECTION of SEVEN
niltECTOKBof this Hank will he held at
tha HanUiDK House, on TI'K-1AY, JANIT
AKY lath. 180, bitwren the hours of ONE
nud THREE o'clock, p. 1. 1.
W. W. HOWMAN. Cashier,
Lehlghton, Dee. 30, 1879,w3.
NOTICE TO TAX COLLNCTORS.
Mxucif Cue he, Dm IT, 1870.
The Ooucty Com oi In I oners hereby Kite no
tice to allTax Coll dors that they will be lu
session from the 20th to the 31st imt,, tn order
-AtSO-
A that certain tract or vieee 6f land, situ
atolnl'uun Fftiest lowushlo. Carbou count v,
FeuuSylvanla. de pnated us lot io. 1, on tuo
Bdstwurillr sidt vt u nrtvute road laid iot br
lue BTJUior mrroi. 101 11a usr uuu cuuTcoiencu
in common With the owners and ccnpaiitoi
thi-NUd odjo uinv lots co taimug iu iron t or
orena 11 ou a no roau ruiy-iwo peruues ouu
teudinir thence easiwurilr ol thai width l.e
twf en oarrailei dues ut rlrht as it Its. lu leuctli
uruepttionenuiiiiiea ma iweuiv-mue percue
ooiintieu weiwaruiy oy lue s.ii(r roua, wen
.iardli und antwamtr bv lands 111 the i.nrinn
tee mimed of WWtou iior. and aoutbwariliy
uy tot not z, coutiuuiuR
FIFT ACREf
more or lets,
'ibe lmpiovements thereon area
ONE AMD A IfALV-STOHY FRAME HOUSE.
sixteen br twenty four feei. fiame kitchen at
tached twelve ty fuuiteen feet, frame stable
tonren by thlrty.two teet, auu out buildlLfrs.
Seised and taaen into execution as the Drop
-AtSO,
All that ertaln lot or piece of land rltuate
i.n the oath si do ot BoTilH street, in the TlHstje
of Upper Mauch Cbualt, In the borouita of
MauchCnuux. caibou rouuty. feuBMyivania,
numbrea lu tne nlan or ulitL thereof evelitr
foar, conuialuff Tn fiout or ore Hit li on sjld
atreeL nitv leei. and extenniiiK tiitac sooth
wardot tnit width on- hundred and fortv.two
feet ai.k lLrhes.011 the eatl Hue tbereol. anu
oue honored and forty feet ou the went hue
toereorto lanJs of the Lehigh Cod and Nvi-
it lion I'ompituy. ooundou north by bouth
street, 4ht try lot Number frevfntv-th e so tta
uyisua vi iuo aia Lniri uoai aua xiuviffa
two uttinpany, sua west oj 101 .nuuiocr aer
The Improvements thereon are a
TWO STORY FRAME D'WJSLtfNG HOUSE
with basement eighteen by thtrty' six" feet, and
outbul!dinaa.
Seized and taken Into execution as the prop
erty ui ucurKB voui, uy
J W. RAUDENBUSH, Bherlff,
AiaucavouuK uec iu 1&7V, tt
te give them an opportunity to make their
exonerations. The resolution renulrlntr Tax
Collectors to make their exunerathinr In thrl
current year, on or about the alstday ofDc
cember will te strictly adhered to.
By order of County Comratsslonsrf'
H. K SOHWAUTZ; Clerk.
dsMo-fw.
)sl a mouth guaranteed, fix a day
-cB1B1 tt home mado by th induitiloui.
JZJMM Canltal not requited 1 we will start
1 rou. Men. women, im.tm and irls
make money faster at work for nstbsn atanr
thin else. The work is lirht snd D.easaoLand
uch si anrona can k right aU Tnose who are
wis who aeu this notice will send ua their ad
dresses at once and see for themselves. CMtty
Outfit and te mi tree Now is the litncv 1 hose
already at Wora are laylna- up larire eunia of
innnef. AddrstS TXIUti A CO.. Auusta,
Uaia, Jsis7.-iy
Is Coming, and if you want GOODS fo the
Go to mmim
where you will find a full line Of Fnncy Goods suitable for Pres
ents, such as Toys, Picture Books, D lis, nil sizes, Games, &c.,
also; articles suitable for the older people, such as l'ancy Sta
tionery Fancy Glassware, Silk Handkerchiefs, large variety.
very iine and large assortment ol Jewelry, ccc., Ladies and
Gent s1 1 ics, Bows, Sib. In addition to the above we have the
usual full line of Undeiwcar, Wools, Notions, &c, Ladies' Skirts,
Children's Knit Caps and Coats, Gloves, Mits, &c.
-Now Is Youu Best 11.MK ! Irom a large and well selected as
sortment YOU CAN BUY CHRISTMAS GIFTS ata moder
ate outlay and the household be supplied to make every orfe
Merry and Happy.
Don't forget the place Wliefitlcy's Fancy' Sore', ncit to the
F. O., Bank btrcet, Lclnghton, Fa.
Wotild nfinot?nto Cnthi r'ui)la (hut he hV
purchased irunf MllS. A. O. PETER, th.
CE$T"ltAL DRUG STORE
iXlctiYi Block,"
Bank St., Lehighton, Pa.,
IUtImk refitted und refilled theentlt lUeV
he can ofTer
DftUGS AND
Stfictly fresh
Tlie Cry is Still fkdj 0110
The Cash System TlaoroiigMy Esidorscd.
(Jur constaiit influx of new patroils afrd larjjclv increased trade
19 the best evidence we can offer iii favor of flic Cash System
Crowds of customers, who make their purchases daily at the
ORIGINAL CHEAP CASH STORE, can testifv to its merits.
and to keep our iricreaccf We have in consequence thereof 1
thoroughly overhauled otir entire stock of W1N1LR DRY
GOODS, WOOLENS, ROOTS,-SHOES, &cM and have placed
the same at such astonishingly lotf phecs that will insure
ready sale. We therefore offer to-day
Special Bargains in Black Silks.
Special Bargains in Black Caslimcresiv
Special Bargains in Black Alpacas. s
Special Bargains in Colored Cashmeres.
Special Bargains in Ladies Suitings, in all the
Popular Shades at from 10 cts. per yard upwards.
Special Bargains in Shawls and Coatings.
Special Bargains, irt White and Colored Blankets.
Special Bargains in Cassimeres.
Special Bargains in Boots and Shoes.
P. S. It is a ftfet -tfell worth rerpumbo.-'iiTrf, that a for largo niimbor of out patrons who hafe
bf(nmn HPitUHlnted wlili us nml who stfll do ihclr traillnir at our More, h.ive heroine acttunlnted
with ua through tho medium or tl.9 Press; and, as wo aifrertlso vtryUigcly through the boat
channels, wo never auvmise a itarK-un unicss wo nave 11 iu oner.
Call early if you would secure real Bargains
Respectfully,
J. T. NUSBAUM & S'ONf r
Lehighton, Pcnn a.
Oct. 4.-ylcra.
SPECIAL OFrnn.-Ttf any
one who subscribes now, ant
sends us SI.75. wo will s6ftd
umbtr 1 ulri)-8ix lu the plan aforesaid.
Tio la provomenta thcroou ai 0 a Two Mory
ERAM& OWHLLINO AND STORE
UOVBK,
Twrntyflr by Twenty cuht Feet, aud Oat
UJUU11 k
Seized and ttken Into execution us the croo
ertyot wi.it ii A.ner, defouduut, aud Uai
uuvitairuu, jerOTenuuu
-ALSO,-
At) tho-tfi two certain lot or tileren of laud
ri.tuaiuiu ttuu liu luwiibhlp larui'U Conuty
b.uuueu and dotcilutMl an lonowa 1 One ol ttieui
ovelitUin wta pout, Iheiico by Uud uf WnlUiu
Uiil njiLuo.irui,v Ijumuduuo-huu dtvitedeabi
oQenunuioU uuu tiitv-ouo itct 10 a pusi , ltio-co
uyiauuortvi iiuru, sju.u ix uuu uie uuu
uerftcuaeiini.ixtv'Ie r lu u p rt, tneuce bi tie
iK-coud ileactluu lut boutti cijetjty.tuur uu.i oue.
bait t.tRrot, vrot uuo iiuuueii auu Atiyuuo.
i.iruin iar viuo u i'u8 i import d rui
X UUU OUt)UU I UitflUU.i WB'l ttXy MX illH lO
ho p MW uT bvHiUttiiiK. coutmum
THOUSAND, KIMj IIUKDKEU
An . thoioL-tmddtsciibed lot being immbereJ in
u.iulmudj bv . Ti Hum, .so, i, naviit u
iioui uf Miylv fet t to becou'l BUft us tiid uuwn
ima.upioi, cnu ex4iuoiiii 01 mui wmiu 111
duinli oiiohuuoitHi una r-uty niiitt xeet tu lauo
uf i.eki iiorii. bounded ou un uuiiu by lot o.
au. ou'iho weal uy at-cuuU atioeu oj tbo ouutU
uy 101 io. ti. uua nu uid oat uy iuo ur&t uus
Hcnbed lo .
'I he Improvement thereon aro a
TWO-STOilYKKAME DWELLING HOUSE
mxteen by twenty leet uud ont builumgs.
Heiied and taken tato exeoutlou as the nroD-
etyoiu.i-uuir.
ALSO.
All that aertain Lot or Tiece of LAND, a tu
ate on ire 80iH.iw.tnU? mde ol West itraad
W4t,iaine uoroavuoi aiaucu i'iiauu. ruruuu
Juuty, ronusyivdui. uetiuuiog t ne unriu
i-Uiioaruerot lot of ground s la br luUeutum
djU-d jilarcii ti A. i. IM to Utorrffl I unit ;
Uieocoby line or said w-t ui-auwuy norm
lui-LV.tivtt dBiirreH cunt tlilrtv feet t thpnuo ut
ngUi nutria wiih cold Hue ttuuih forty Uvt da
UioS tast ono huuuied aud titty ItHii .bcuto
Mimblu.tyitVtdvKrueii eBt imrty feet lit tho
houth corner tt tneauld Lou uud nortn toity.
dvadeftrees, wet ono tiundioa aud hity leet to
me ijico 01 uvgiauing.
ALSO.
All tliat certain Lot or I'lcco of LAND, slin
atu ou tlie touth tilde ot " eut Broadway, in tbo
uon'usn 01 jioucu uuuuk mureruia, uumueieu
lu ti e pUu 01 piut thaieof l'wi iluuured aud
t-oiiyftevrn, cuiiuinmR m iront or ure .un uu
nn.u utu aDioudWMV t&ntv leet. ami extend.
lor thenco MiutbwarU uu huudieU and nt-v
1 etioingn bireet, twnnaeu noun uy wci.
llitxc wuy, ej by I)t tin nberTwu Manured
uiu Forty tlft. soutu oy llijru uttet't.nnd mchi
uy XfUt uiuvci 1 nu 41UUUICU UUU XVII U1UU.
TRACT NO X
All thftseTfto coutiffoons Lots or PJreenof
(IHUUiMJ, Bitauteon tbo -uuinw.idly lde ol
We&t Hiojdwut. lu Itii Buronrh ol Muuch
Cbu.tk afoiesald. with all fh lhfildiuca erecteU
tlie 1 eon, cout.h.iut la fiout ur bieudtli on the
aid street alxli- It-el. uud ettottdiuK Ibouc
MtutawarAly ut (hit breudth between paruliel
l.nea at nabt nnglf with suM Wt-ta Ifioad
war lu lenjetb or depth one bumlfed andtlity
teet't bounded uoubwahlly br ald Writ
itioadwvy, ou the tra-twurdl' aud soatnwaidly
hues oylund of tlnjLeUlKOUo.il .udNarlga
tion Company, and weutwaruH" Irr land ut
ChaIea Aitixi elmer, bem tne aaie premises
whioii Jobn inuk and Murv M hU wife oy need
dated tho 7ih day of Junuaiy, A. D. Idt3.
BeiEed ana taken Into execution as the prop,
ertyolaimoa Meut r and to bu sold by
J. W. UAUDENHUSH,
Sheriff
MiuciChhnk, Not. 29, 1379.
1880.
Increased.
In Sizoa
Y0UTH,S)
-OA WEEKLY PAPER rOR -V
--1
the ComDanlon free to January
Ist.i 1800, and give a full yenrr
subscription from that date.
Vol. 53,
Elogantly
Illustrated.
Sfamilyx
UUJJ1IUUUUU
anil Purr,
AUo rio'rsc nml Cnttl. ponilerf.IttrDt Mel'-'
cinc3, iiruines, soapf. uomw, j-eriumcrieF,
KjKiiiKCt, Uliamuiii Skins. Vlnt und
LltlUiin ftir Ateillcal Purpoc. Ullf,
I.umfi's nml Fltturei,l)jrcainir,Chole.
Otuitrf, l'.es n0 Tcbicco. spec
tacle., Trujici, Nursing lloUlec,'
Violin String, ami a lull line ot
Willi Paiier nml llonlen ftt th.
owJt rrtei.
Prencrlptlons cartfOllT compounded and
prompt attention glreil iu dtcrjr trancn or tn.
Luslnesf.
continuance of the ttatronnn heretolor.
cxtemleil to I Ills cataolUhmcntls rupectlultjr
solicited, And trtiuractlon uuoranteed.
tept.13, 187a.-iy. ua. u. 1 . iiunn .
JlirORTAIST ANXOUSCEMEXTt
l'OST OFFiO'B llUILDlrfO
iClironTON, 1A., ltl tlie Largest and"
Alosi .ziensi7e biock oi
HATS; CAPS, &c.
ever ofTcrcd In this borough. Marine; rnr-'.
chuscil my Stuck In tho Eastern nod other
IManuT'ictorlcs curly in the season and ata1
snvlnjc nl 10 to 15 per centum cm the present
Aiiraiiccd i.nccs, i am prcpnrcu in oner ezf
tnordliinrT Inducements to my customer,.
Special attention has keen given to the selee
lion 01
Fall and Wirffct Boots !
nnd I Invito mynumcrousTfrlenda'and patron
10 call anu examine my siuck ueiure inumnuj
inoir iiurcnase eirowncre, ns 1 am prepareu
Kiro spccl.11 inducements
UK
to all UASir
i(ui!ASi;its.
Jiemcmberj- LEWIS WEISS
I'ost.Offlce UnllJIiiK, LehUhtonj -P..
Sept. 20.
HOLIDAY GOODS!!
The mnlCr.Mgr.otl rrttinf her nine le thanks
to tho iieoolo of Lehighton nnd viclDttv for the
liberal prttroVK?! extended toherwbil' loca'
led in tlint jdnce.' nnd ropt ctfully infoirarf
tbem that pj has HKMOVKD to ttie 1 ew nnd
o egii.t8tCr-nnom. VIVIi UuORS UKLOW
ItAOKSTttKRT.tin
Susquehanna St., M'h Chunky
whero -ho wMl bo jdrased In meet her old?,
friends. Bho has Jun rccelvotl a Now Stock of
NotionsiFancy Goods,
Comprlnlnc UJlIJKnWKAlt, IlUltl.IN AND
UKUMANrCTiVlM WOOI. IIOiXKUY, Int.
porliMt and t omctic UM ltOlDKUV,
lilllDtiNrt, OL0V1S3. and a larce
vnne'v of tho lsewest De.litna
lu Fancy Goods atntnble for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS f
Together wlih a Itrire' yar.otr of Goods tint
penernllv U-ut in atiy 6tZ t atom In town. It
von no not eo wliot roa want victor h and f
wilt art it for rou ebiro nt pitronago u so'
lie. ted cndRatiotacilnn gtuiAuiecd.
Mrs. C. MscMrscli.y.
Sunuehanua Street. 5th Rtoro boior Itaeft Ht.r
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DANIEL WIEAND,-
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llronrhltlai
lloomcneaa,
TIclillnB orDrjnemof tho
Tin oat.
Bore Throat,
Cold In the Ileod.
Croup,
Indnenxa.
WllooplnffConsh,
Cold In the llowcla,
Antlnnatlo Cousha,
and rcllcfof Consumptlvco.
Dn. UltOTTNISa Is a resuiaf
frraduato of tnedldco, a bUlUul
phirraacldt. and a thoroUcTh
chaubt Ills a h C." (Cou.-h
aud. Cold) Cordial Is not the re
auHcf xuerochance.butoflon?
adentiGo research In chcinlctr7
and rnedlclno. as Is plainly eecn
by tao rapidity of IU action and
Its unparalleled elllcacy, Tho
cipcnso In Its manufacture 1 at
least., ilmtt as gTcat as Hut ot
any 6thcr medlclco upon tho
market, and yet it Is rold at tho
exceedingly low rrlco of 50c.
rff-ffanlMd bottles (for a
aliort time Only) 2.j its.
aiflSTETTEfcv
XV. CIIA3iriO? 111 tonNIMl, HI. Proprietor, 11 17 Arch fltrect, Philadelphia, Ta.
&000 PLAN. Cmbl.1ic.ii4p.rU.f m.nywil.rs
fn nu. ...I aura ha t.aiy .rt.m.f. uf c.plul, wllh
.Klliut ln.us.m.B. lj.it. proai. dl.ldwl iro l.M.a
...uliullU la 1I...M. ClrrulM. llb f nl I .1"
UmiIM. now allr.n la .lock 4a.llnK.,Bi.ll4fr.
CrriiD liirpHowlo become Itlchand
OillUrVillX Watch sent free. U. 8.
Agency, Motfirt wfnans, Md. nor. 2)..m
Oil a Uonih and expenses ffasranti-e4 'o
S? ' AxrnU. oututfiee. uifaw S:('o,AU,
OlSTi. MAINE.
C7"7'B at ye.tr ahd expenses to airents. Out
? ' ' ' fit free. Address P. O. V1UKEBY,
AUffUSia, juaine. nor. v.-4w,
QOUllT PUOCCAIHATIO,.
VIIEREAR, the Hon. SamuklS. DntitEK,
l'resttient oi tne ai.uki jinnciai intirici.
comKsed of Aloproe. and Tarton count ler.and
U. Leonard and Ohtt'lef Mcendsen, Inquires,
juciko-oi tne uominoni'ieasoiuarDnn county,
am by virtue of their iifflees. Justices of the
urpnans uuuri, uounvi uer anu iBi-uiiiivr
and lieneralJail I loll very, and the Court of
(luarter Sessions or the Peace of said county
ol Carbon, have Issurd their precept to me,
Tor holdlnir a ( 'curt or Quarter Sessions of the
Heacc, fnurt of (Jommoti Pleas, and tlcnirt or
Uier and Terminer, and tleueral .Tall Deiitr.
try, and (Indians' Uourr, for the puroseof
trying lsu s In criminal cases, and the trans
acting : other business of said (lourts, at 'he
Court lloosi'i In tlie borouiih of Mauch ( 'hunk,
on Monday, the l'iih day of January, 18S0, to
continue ttru trceks.
KfWIOE
Is therercfe hereby nlven to tho Coroner
Justices or the Peace, and the Constables nf
the said County of Carbon, that they may be
then and there at 2 o'clock In the afternoon of
the said day, with their rolls, records. Inquis
itions and remembrances, to do thoso things
which to their olfices are appertaining, aud
also thosa that are bound by reoofrulZHnce to
prosecute and Kite evidence aR.ilnt persons
charged with the .commission of offenses, to
A
Ad nt'Hixr."- too to oo a
mouth ziir Ag'uo Teachem aud aulen.
ha lln rarMilV UuuK. Its o irlvo.'ed
fiouteuta or 1 o.e and t'oetrir bv asi run
nanl -ntnnia nlaiunt illiialvurlii,. inrt nrtl.tin
uiimIibx matte U a w'eicoino tfueet In vvt-ry I
Dun', juirociucrou ur jno jj uier, ii u.
The new editions nd tedueed pneeaof onr
beautifullr UI istrtt'etl works, wit . brat terma
and quick aalea are roauona wlir live aaents
colu uioney lu ibelr sale. A tingle atrent ha
aola ot er T,ioi oniitea. K. 11, Tltl.A'1 , Mo Itroid
ww. w Vwk tne, no. 4
lirunille as shall ha tust.
nircti under ml hand at Mauch Chunk, In
said county, lleceml-rr tlli, 1879.
Ood save tho Commonw tilth.
J V. HAUI1ENI1USII, Sheriff.
Mauch Chunk, Dec. 8, 1879.
QAUriON itiaWAIttf.
Vhere4s, certain r'epofts have been put In
circulation ilamanlnic to the character of the
undersigned as a cltlitn, I hereby glre notice
that I will bandsomelyrewanlany person who
will give proof as to the parties circulating
such reports.
JOSKP 1 8FAB01.DT.
Lehighton, Dec. 6, 1 879-3 .
rjo Whom It may Concern.
The Anderslgneif hereby gives nfttlce to all
whom Itinay concern, that he has loanad to
Hand Eckert, nf Towameu.lng township,
Caibun counly. Pa.. Two Horses, One Kurm
Wagon ami one I'alrof llnb-slels. ami hereby
forbids all persons meddling with the tame
under penalty of the law.
JOSEPH J. OliniRTMAN,
Tswamen'lng twp.. Dee. e, 1IT-n.
JMIIKISTIUTOIt'S SAI.K
Of Yalttable Real Estate.
Hrvirtneof an order of the Orohan V Conrt
of Cailmu C'nunlv tho unilerplKUi d A'troluie.
tra'or of the llate ol JOill V. HU l Z. lato
of MAHONH.O rOWNtflllP.O.Iton C.uilty.
rtnu.ylvunta iiecraien wilt aell at uude
Bale. .. thu pieunsM. ou
Saturday, December 2T, 1879,
commencing nt OVE n'cloci P. M.. the follow.
Ins ihrcrilied vdtfible UKAr. baTATK, to
witt All that certain TRACT or
PIECE OF LAND,
altnate In MahonitiB Townahlo nforosnll. and
lioiinned v mm'a "f tieoree w, Urniaiiach,
Jacou Cunfv'r and Xahnnlug Creek, loutalulug
11 Acres nnd 145 Torches,
bo the aume more er less, all of whfch Is unicr
a good .tale ot cultivation.
The Improvements thereon are 4 Two.
HIiry III) luui'iiwuuiu n.'uuu
iKn unn-i. . ahont ) br no feet, uud
nih r nntbulldraga. with an Orchard of Ibune
Fiiit Trees.
Tonus v III 'if mails known at the timo and
placoofaiio.br ,
TIIOMAS Iionv, Admlditrtor
Of the Katate of Jorhua K.otz, deo'd.
Xlaheaing t p . Kov. .', U.S.
off... a rn
S
A stout baekbono Is as essential tn physical
health as to political consistency. For weak'
ness ol the tiaclc and dlsordersol the liver and
kidneys, tho tonic and moderate dietetic act Ion
ofthe Ulttcrs is tlioooo thing needful. lte-.
member tlrat the stomach Is the mainstay of
ttcTJ other orirnn, ahd that by Invigorating
the digestion by this preimratlon, the spinal
cohiinn and all Its dependencies are strength'
ened.
For Hosteller's ALMANAC forlSSO apply to1
Druggists nnd Dealers generally.
JJI0U AS ABSOLUTELY
Sufe and Brilliant Light, Usd
Straub & Harrar's
9 I
0
TrcmonT IHowsE,
WASHINGTON, D.C.
This popular Hotel has been entirely refit
ted, having accommodations for SCO guests,
and will continue to be tho ouly Kirst-CIass
House In the city at moderate rates. Terms,
(2 W per day.
t'reo Omnibus At Depots.
ocu-tf F. V. mix Proprietor.
ppOUSALEOKIU.NT. jj-jj
AriflgWy located two, Story DOUU1.1.
FIIAMK Hi itlS Hand STAllI.fi, sltuaten In
tho llDHUUtlll OF PAKUVVllaLR kept
at present ns a lloa ding Hnuso by Mrr.
Wlnilinar, late residence or Christian Maurer
For further particulars, applr to
DANIEL WENTZ
or. - ParryvHl Pa.
TlIE rAMILY iAYOniTE
BURNING OIL i
jTi9 ASK F01f STItAUD A- IIAHnAR'S
STAIUKEOIL! Aug. 16-m3
The nndotlgned s nolt pfepared" lo sflpply"
the very best I.ATTlMfclt COAI. at the fol'
lowing IaOW PitlOES FOU CASH:
At Yard I Dellv'd,
No. s Chestnut, per ton,., J oo I 13 30
No. 1 Chestnut, per ton,., 3 bo I 3 30
Stove, per ton 3 ti 3
J. L. GAB EL,
Dealer lu
GENEItAL IlAHDW'AItE, &C,
6ppos1tethe Publleequsre, BANK STREET,
I.KHIflKTOX, PA. raT,S,tJ