h. v. Moimminit,
KDITOR
I.RItHHITON.VA.t
SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1880.
tfiin PAiirisAN ruitv in wainr
Thefo will be hot talk la Maine from this
timo until tli6 meeting cftho Legislature,
next 'W'eJnoalny. This hot talk, says the
JV. Y, Sun, will bo duly rcportod In the
newspapers. In ancli crises It Is tho attrcm
Ists who first mnko themselves hoanl, and
whom voice nrc the last to subside after tho
truth has begun to appear. Nothing, how.
over, Is further from tho intentions ot the
Republican lenders In Malno than that their
Jmrty shall commit Itself lo any overt act of
violence. If there Is a local outbreak of any
kind, If resistance Isnnywhereoflcred to tho
legal acts of the legally constituted authori
ties of the State, It will bo because the un
reasoning clement of the pnrty has taken
tho bit Into its mouth and run away under
tho In sincere lashings of Its driver's whip.
beyod In ollictt tn suit jnttlMti plans, does
bnt nflect the question in the slightest degree.
TI115 Governor of Malno is not a professional
)olltlclan. He is not a candidate for re-elec
tion. Ho has lived a blameless life nf ecv
only years In a community where nvil
was ever spoken of him until tho day when
he undertook to carry out tho laws of Maine,
regardless of tho fury of a faction.
Or INTI'.ItESTTO SO Mil Kit ft
On tho second day of tho present session
of Congress, Gen. Harry White, of Pennsyl
vania, Introduced a bill lo regulato soldier's
bounty. A great many bills of this kind
havo been proposed heretofore, and from the
fact that they havo not subsequently ben
heard from, wo must Infer that the interest
of the movers subsided, or that the provls
Ions were Impracticable. The bill hero re
ferred to Is of a different description from
any that havo preceded It and wo commond
the following synopsis to whom it may
concern,
It provides for tho payment of eight and
one-tlilrrf dollars per moniu lor on the timo
for wlilcli n uon-commissioncu.oiiiccr, artiti
ccr, musician, wagoner, private soldier or
nnilnrnnil marine. artunlfy served between
Whllo the organized "Indignation" of the April 12th, 1861 Jind May Dili, 1685. That
Maine Republicans is exhausting Itself, tho In case of the death, before or alter tho pas
fabts of the caso will gain currcnev both In- M8 of lh,'l,?V of e,UCn ,BoldlT' ,lh,,a"n'
. . . anco provided for shall bo made to the wid
side and oumuo Me Btato. tor ten days ow lf ,I0 UB not re-married, and there be
past Tint Sun has been slating tho facta as no widow, or she has ro-married, to the
llioy are, not as tho Interests of partisans minor children of such soldier. That in
would have them understood Weare glad 1
already to recognize Indications that tho United States ami State laws.
controversy is passing out of the domain of This bounty shall notbo paid to substitutes
passion mto that of reoson. Tho process nor to such as were discharged on their own
1 , . ,.,.11 1 i .1 1 .1 application prior to April 1805, except for
may be slow, but it is Inovitablo In the latl- a'sability, or promotion which has been ac-
tude of Maine, whom tho sober sense of the copied and served. No attorney or agent
iwople Is suro to prevail when it has had hall receive for prosecuting any claim for a
time lo assert Itself. There may bo riot in
Maine but there will bo no war ; thero will
probably bo no riot.
Wo wish to call attention to several points
which are essential to a correct understand
ing af tho situation iu th.it State, and which
havo generally been overlooked.
It is assumed, in tho first place, by the
Republicans that tho next Legislature ought
to be Republican iu tho naturo of thing".
JU1j6w B8riWWIJMMMi tmtl M I'l SIM)
-Scnalnr Camoron, chairman of tho Na
tional Republican committee, Wednesday
Issued a call for the meeting of the National
Republican Convention, to nominate candi
dates for President and Vice-President, In
Chicago, on Wednesday, Juno 2nd next.
Gen. Grant's reception in Philadelphia
cost that city $12,333.81. Paying rather
dour for the "whistle," wo think.
Hon. Robt. Klols will plcoso accept our
thanks for public documents received.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
bounty under this act, a fee greater than ten;
dollars. Jo sn;uicr snail transier or ecu nis
discharge, so that the assigneo shall receive
tliis bounty, and an sales 01 uiscnarges aro
avoided.
Provision is made for coses where dis
charges have been lost. All claims must be
made wniiin uve years irom mo passage 01
tho act. Tho bill is carefully guarded In all
Its provisions.
Gen. White, the author and introducer of
the bill was an old soldier himself, having
gono into the service In 1801. Ho takes a
Alt Dm Imlltmnfim, nflKn rl- nit llm
noisy denunciations of the "outrage," the lep and practical Interest In all eg.slation
"fraud," tho "steal," said to havo been tl"t i loslSncd to benefit the soldier, and
nl.-lnno,! nnd CTmtvA l.v fin,. fi1nn nnd n0 ono lter lhan ll0 Understands and ap-
Couneil. are based unon that nssmmulon. Prelates what is duo to tho class whom this
It is a cool assumption, even for Maino in
zero weather, In view of tho unquestioned
fact that tho Republicans aro actually in tho
minority in the Slate. At the election in
September, Mr. D.ivis.tho Republican candi'
dale, was defeated by tho popular veto. Ho
lacked about ono thousand votes ofa major!
ty, and a margin of ono thousand voles in
Maino, ono way or the other, is relatively
equivalent Ion margin of ncorlytcu thousand
votes In New York. Maine is not now a Re
publican Slate. Tho popular vofo does not
bill is designed to benefit. Wo understand
that it is his intention tourgo its iassagc,and
wo need not remind tho Boldiers who enlist
ed at the earlier period of the war without
tho pecuniary inducements which wcro sub
sequently ollcred by tho general and local
governments that they can materially pro
mote Gen. White's success by promptly for
warding to their members petitions urging
tho passage of this just measure
It is not so far away from tho last ses
sion of tho Pennsylvania Legislature, says
warrant tho Republican leaders in assuming t10 Philadelphia Zcdqcr, as to permit of
that tho Legislature ought in equity to bo a
Republican bodv. The natural presumption
la the other way.
How, then, could it happen that the result
of tho September election not ns announced
forgetfulness of tho despcrato attempt of tho
Riot bill syndicate to compel tho State to
pay four millions of dollars as damages,
growing out of Pittsburgh's cowardly ab
dication of all government during the de-
by official canvass, but as claimed by nows- Btructivo strike riots of 1877 in that city,
paper report and public rumor-gavo the Four millions was the sum, and four mil-
Jiepuoncans a majority in botu branches on lion3 thoy determined to force through the
mo lA-gisiuiurc, w.mo uiey were notorious- Log!8nturc. Unmistakablo manifestations
ly and confessedly In a minority ou the whole of puUic opIn ioIi( nnd lhe murage nnil rcs0
voio 01 ino maioi in a commonwealtu lulo ction of a fcw menlb(!r9 of Ul0 IIou30
whero the legislative representation is so
largo relatively to the total vote, whero tho I
Representative classes, or districts, consist
each of so lew towns, the olitlcal complex
ion of the Legislature, especially in the
popular branch, ought to agree very closely
with the jwlitical complexion of tho State
as n whole. On what ground could the Re
publicans, while admitting defeat in the
State at large, claim that the Legislature
of Representatives defeated tho plot. At
that timo it was well understood that four
millions wcro one million too much, and
that somebody would mako a big pile if the
bill got through. Now, it appears that Al
legheny county, looking to a compromise,
and thus facing her responsibility under tho
law, has estimates amounting to $3,230,000
at the outsido, all of which it is hoped, may
bo settled for about $1,830,000. This last
ought in 'ight to bo Republican, and insist , f tho rctuU of
41 11 i i r 1 1 . . 1. 1 j 1 1 i ' ' a
that tho simple fact that it was not declared
Republican was sufficient evidence of fraud
in the official canvass?
As long ago as 1870, when Mr. Blaino's
party had undisputed control of every
down at tho expense of the losers, and un
der the stimulus of accepting the best terms
that can be got from a bankrupt county j
but the calculations make it clear enough
now that tho aggregate damage for which
branch of.lho Government, tho Represcnta- four ramiona wcr6 demanded from the
live classes were gerrymandered in such a
manner as to allow tho Republicans to car
ry a majority of tho districts and obtain a
majority iu tho Legiilature,cvcn when they
were absolutely in a minority in tho State.
This will bo perfectly intelligiblo to every-
Legislaturo by tho Riot bill syndicate, were
not much (if any) more than three millions
If fully paid.
Wo havo before us the first number of
tho Blacksmith and Wliccturujht, a new II-
bodyat all familiar with tho workings of lustrated paper devoted to tho Interests. of
what is called practical politics. In their blacksmiths, wheelwrights, carriage and
lato campaign tho managers of tho party wagon makers, machinists, etc. In sizo and
took full advantago ot tho gerrymander of general appcaranco it resembles Bomcwhat
1870. They paid comparatively little re- the Scientific American, being handsomely
gard lo tho Senate, but applied their efforts, printed ou fine paper and filled with cngrnv
their money, all tho resources of their splen- ings Illustrating tho different subjects treat-
aiaiy equipped organization, 10 tue cioso ed. we notice articles on "Tempering steel
nnd doubtful Representative districts, in or- Springs," "Heating Steel," "Scientific Horse
der to gain a majority in tho House. As far Shoeing," "Letter from Robert Bonner,"
as determined by unofficial announcement "King Solomon and the Blacksmiths,'
on tho morning after election they did sue- "Welding Compounds,""Ohio Horse Sheers'
ceed iu carrying a minority of tho House. Convention," "Growth of Carriage build
Now, It is apparent that any party which ing," "Seasoning Timber," and much other
is in a minority of tho wholo voto of the valuablo matter of a practical character.
State, yet claimiug to havo elected a majori- prominent fcaluro is a Veterinary Depart
ty of the mcmbersof the Legislature through incnt, in which subscribers will receive ad
1 gerrymander, must havo elected IU mem- vice concerning treatment of sick horses and
bcrs by very small local majorities all cattle freo of charge. The terms of sub
nrouniK And it is equully apparent that the scription havo been fixed at the low rate of
opposition party, with a majority ol the $1.00 a year, and the publisher announces
classes vet with, a uialoritv of the popular that )mW wil! ecul.un tr.ial or th.rc.e
. , , , " , monius lor coins in postage stamps. Ad
vote, must havo had largo local majorities ,ircs9 u1B Machmith and WhcdumgU, No
in lis classes. su iwekmeu street, new lorn.
Hero wo have tin explanation of a point
which has puzzled a goud many Democrats,
ready to believe Governor Garcelon' decla
ratiou that he has applied tho laws impar
tially to illegal returns on both sides, yet
unable to understand why the impartial ap-
A correspondent of the N. 1. Sun, pro
rounds tho following conundrum: How
would this do for an ironclad ticket ?
For President Dr. Garcelon of Maine
For Vico PresUent U. S. Grant,
nlimllnn nMhn W ulinnl,) ham nlfivl-M l'u"" " "
eminent.
Republicans only. For, in fact, moro defec
tive returns from Democratic and Greenback
towns than from Republican towns were re
jected uudcr tho laws by the Governor and
Council during tho recent canvass. .But,
This ticket has strength and availability
aiso.
Gov. Garcelon has ncrvo and brains: and
Gen. Grant unnueFtionablv has nerve.
11 oov. uarceion nas been guilty 01 nan
me enormities enarged to mm 01 lute, no
ttixnnliliraii mnWiiiM lln-r uniall in lhe lust what the Republicans require and ad
.: j 1 mire. According to them hois half a dozen
swpracumuvouiiricwcai.i.uyiu,Mr. KclurnIngBoaiJi jn U;,llsc,f. nlld tll6 fact
-ly, 1110 mruwiug ouv 01 a tiiijj'u mirua iu- ot Ins being a Democrat need not Btand It
turn lost them tho district in several instan- the way, 6r Gcu. Grant, as l well known
cm: while tho opposition, having a wider was a bcnioerat up to the timo of his noml
i l' , nation in 1868.
inarg... uy reason oi vueir larger majorities, A , ,vho boat Blaine Is sure of sue
j.-st absolutely more towns tban the ltepuo- cess, if taken up enthusiastically,
it . I r t . I IT.. I. ? 1-.. i
licuns wiuiuub iwiug u, iingie icguiauvo uis-
trict. They did, however, lose the impor
tant county offices in Lincoln, through tho When tho Emperor William received
application ofthe law lo tlx defeetivo " news of tho attempt on tho life of the
luins from Monhegan Island, a plantation " bocamc, II is said, very serious, am
rciwrting a Dcniocratio majority. ler remaining silent for some minutes, ho
Gov. Garcelon affirms that he Ins obeyed aI''. In 0 tone at onco melancholy and encr
the law In tho case of every return from geUc "If we do not change the direction
ovcryward.township.orplantationiuevery of our policy, If wo do not think seriously
county from Aroostook down to York. If ot giving sound instrmtion toyoutn, nw
ho spooks falsely, his falsehood will bo do not give the first placo lo religion, if we
speedily discovered and punished, for all the ""'y pretend to govern by expedients-from
returns that havo been iiassed upon byhlm- uoy to uayr onr mrones will bo overturned
Our Letter Irom WnhlitnprtolU
Wabmhotow, D. C, Deo. S7, 1879.
The adjournment cf Congreu Tl'ori accom
plished by oar Mevrcscntativca and vxrrk
yet to be compltted. Chrutmas as celebrated
in the National Capital.
Our capital will remain in peace until
January 6th when Congress again reassem
bles. Before the holiday adjournment the
Scnalo met on thirteen different days, and
the House on fourteen days. The Senato
devoted exactly twenty hours and thirty
six minutes to business, and tho House
thirty-five hours and four minutes. Over
200 bills nnd joint resolutions were Intro
duced In tho Senato and over 700 In tho
House. During tho timo It was In session
Congress accomplished very much more
than is usual in the brief period between the
assembling In December and tho Christmas
holidays. The history of tho previous Con
grosses will hardly itiow such a record as
tho passage by the House of three appropri
ation bills and the reporting of a fourth in
this brief spaco of time. The Senate passed
ono of tho appropriation bills (Pension's)
which was sent to it by tho House. The
latter body will lake up tho Consular and
Diplomatic bill immediately after tho recess,
Among tho financial measures Introduced
wcro tho resolutions in both Houses early
tho session declaring that there should
no interference with the present financial
conditions. As an effect to these was the
resolution of Senator Bayard to abolish tho
gal tender quality of the greenback, In ac
cordance with Mr. Haye3 message Among
other financial measures offered, and which
are pending is a bill to authorize the conver
sion of National gold banks; respecting tho
refunding of tho National debt: bills to
substitute greenbacks for National bank
notes) a bill to declare tho meaning of the
word dollar j a bill to rcstoro gold and Bilver
their full power; a bill to amend tho
resumption net; ono lo repeal that act;
bills to iesuo gold and silver certificates and
provido fur tho resumption thereof; a bill
requiring reserves of National banks to bo
kept in gold and silver ; a bill in referenco
bank deposits ; a bill requiring silver ccr
tificatcs to bo paid out by tho Treasury in
lieu of coin on demand therefor; a bill to
compel tho payingout ol all kinds of money
n tho treasury not needed for current ex
penscs in redemption of bonds; a bill to rc
storo tho legal tender currency lo its conslt
tutional requirements; a bill to repeal tho
ten per cent tax on State banks; and Wea-
er's bill to issuo $500,000,000 to pay soldiers
the difference between tho com nnd curren
cr In which they wcro paid. The above
bills aro ull pending In tho house. Meas
ures of a Jiko character to somo ol them aro
ponding in tho Senate. There aro twenty
vo or thirty bills ponding which effect the
revenue. Haifa dozen bills were ollercu
looking lo an intcr-occanic canal across the
Isthmus. Tho House passed twenty-six
bills and the Senate seventeen, mostof them
priyato nature. Twelve or fourteen
bills passed both houses and Mr. Hayes has
approved a number of them. The principal
iscuBaion in tho Senate was over tho resolu
tion of Mr. Voorhces to enquire into the
cause of tho exodus of colored people from
North Carolina, whilo tho principal discus
sion in the House had relation to tho Uto
Indians, of Colorado,
To the myriads of holiday lovers, and es
pecially lo the young folks, there came a
shadow of disappointment Thursday morn
ing when at dawn of day the black and sul
try clouds relieved themselves of uncharged
moisturo and deluged this portion of the
Western hemisphere with any bat refresh
ing showers; nor was the disappointment
less keenly felt as hour after hour passed
witli little or no abatement in tho general
ampening effect, as tho rain seemed to
ccaso only to gain an impetus for a moro
continuous showir. In consequence of the
unfavorablo weather tho happy observance
of Christmas, whilo none tho less general,
was somewhat restrained, and the absence
of familiar scenes as common to a pleasant
holiday was plainly perceptible Out of
doors, along the most prominent thorough
fares, everything wore a Sunday appearance,
and, except for tho open saloon doors, an oc
casional carousal party or tho shrill blasts
of tin horns, one would very naturally have
supposed it a day of rest rather than the
greatest festival ofthe year.
Ono thing, however was painfully op
parent, tho presenco of intoxicated persons
on the streets, the majority of whom were
exceedingly young men, with a large sprink
ling of boys scarcely out of their teens.
These may havo extracted come pleasure in
frequent libations, boisterous language and
disorderly conduct, but to thoso who were
abroad, the exhibitions were disagrecablo in
the extreme. Many of the youngsters not
yet thoroughly exhausted, would reel into
a saloon and assuming inebriety would yell
"rat," but would pauso just here on seeing
a stalwart barkeeper straighten up and after
imbibing a "nogg" retreat as soberly as
judges. Others of tha impecunions order
would "set 'em up for the house," but awak
en to an energetic reality when the bar
keeper gave them tho bounce. Acqcst,
self and Council, as a preliminary to tho issu
ing of certificates, now go to thotwo Ilpuses
of tho Legislature, the proper and only
judges of tho election of their respective
members. The returns will there be sub
jected to tlio most rigid scrutiny, as well as
the reasons determining the action of tho
Governor aud Council in counting thttu or
In r'fuiing to count them and passing them
i-Mcr.ta th final Judges.
tf ?y. Ooiwelon spooks the truth nnd
liuthlirlo thcuutrury hus yet beeu shown
ho has simply rpppcted his oath and done
his duty. IT"" fact that tho' rtqulreinenti
ofthe Constitution have been flagrantly v'-
id.it xl by his Republican prlevors In of. fmt aro U. 8,
ft or applied iu somo iuttaucia or dio-1 Camcrou
and society will become a prey to the most
terriblo events. We have no more timo
lose, and it will be n great milfortuno if all
the Governments do not oome to an aooord
In this salutary work of repression,
Says a dispatch from Harrisbargi Tho
action ot tho Republican State Committee
on Tuesday last, in directing the State Con
ventiou shall meet on Feb. 4th to selt-ct
delegates to tho Republican National Con
vention, haisroused a spirit of Indignation
throughout the State In therauksof the Re
publkvsn party that is unprecedented In its
history, and the-nsmes of the two statesmen
upon whom profano words fall thick and
are U. S. Grant and J&mes Donald
Vsliiamli1 iiawlii.jiuujtJt--J.i;LijBajuiMg
Minister of Foreign affairs, virulently at
tacking M. Waddington. Tho article haa
caused much Indignation,
Tho Shah of Persia Intends undertaking
apllgrimogo to Mecca next spring, accom
panled by 10,000 troops.
A dispatch from Cape Town, dated De
cember 10, says a proclamation has been Is
sued prohibiting seditious meetings in tue
Transvaal.
The Dailu A'cuts says that M. do Lessens.
will Personally and solely assume the wholo
rcsxnsibility of tho success of tho Panama
Canal enterprise.
Tho Journal Official announces that the
total of the imports of wheat Into Franco
from August to tho end of November was
slxtcou million hundred weight.
Letters nnd telceratntl from PhllornKipolls
show that, unless prompt help Is glyen lo
tho destitute pcoploin Roumalla, thousands
must perish from cold and starvation.
Tho Dcmsey family who wcro evicted at
Balla, Ireland, on the 12th instant, havo
been reinstated In their former home, tho
rent having been paid by subscription.
A dispatch from GraVcsend says nn al
most continuous foir has prevailed on the
Thames river during eighteen dayspast, tho
mnsentienee lielnir mat a lleet ol inward-
bonnd ships Is detained. On Wednesday
night tho fog cleared lor a few tours and
some vessels got away.
Ex-Marshal Bazalne has solicited permis
sion to settle somo family affairs in Franco,
but lias been reiuscd.
Tho polico of Berlin have discovered a
nrinllne nreBS used for Socialist purposes.
Tho printer and two of his assistants were
arrested.
Nine Internationalists havo been convict
cd lnFlorence,ltaly)f conspiracy against tho
uovcrnment, and lour otners, including
ItusBian lady, acquitted.
A Berlin dispatch to lhe London Standard
says, "The iliu.nafi Uovcrnment does not
conceal Its Intention of attacking Mcrvo, and
possibly Herat, in ino spring.
The Chilian Legation at Paris annonnces
that it has received a telegram Btutlng that
the President of Peru hasarrived at Panama,
en route to tho united states and Europe.
Tito North German Gaictle denies that
Bismarck ever wrote a letter to Senator Jn-
cini . of Italy, upon tho subject of a partial
disarmament ol Europe, or any otucr sub
ject.
A Taris dispatch to tho London Times
says that M. uambctta, even, could not at
this moment succeed in forming a Cabinet
that would command a durable majority in
nis unambcr.
William Hepworth Dixon, formany years
tho editor of tho London Athenccum, and
author of several books of travel, died in
London on Saturday, of apoplexy, in the
o'jtn year ol nts ago.
Tho programmo of M. Do Frcycinet is an
extensive purification of French public func
tionaries, plenary amnesty, tho suspension
of tho fixity of tho tenure of Judges, and a
determined ami-ciencai policy.
Michael Davitt has boon dispatcher! to the
west ol Ireland, by tho Irish Land League
as a commissioner for tho relief of popular
distress. At a meeting ofthe Committee for
tho Distribution of tho Duchess of Marlbor
ough's Relief Fund it was shown that the
sum or AoylOO is already available tor (lis
tribution.
Only -400 metres of tho St. Gothard Tunnel
now remain to cut.
It is denied that any alterations aro at
present Intended in tho German protective
tariii.
New Advertisements.
mm.
BIlOOKVlLIiK,
0. B, tmtBFlKU) A CO.. DEAR RIB !! fcftte
been troubled -wltliCataiih In mt its f6rmifor
tne mat 20 years, nnu navu ufu tin remeuics
recommeuaoil to cntp, bat received tittle or no
benefit, until I tiled the iiONHTJTUTIONAIj
CAT A HUH lllCMElJY. I ha Ye only lined on
botile and a hMf and I am 00 much better that
I tun cay it una cmra mo. My uaaamerin
Ut ha Hi no been nfmcLml for Urn at 4 rear.
Btaoia noMlsliiff the lletnody with the jme
reniiiK uru iruiv Buy it is b iroiwnriui iiirui
clno. tfalknow from oxpetteoro that it will
eute-any case of Cninrrh. X formerly lived ot
Ktpnnee, Ont Hnnlnfr iliat you will lutroduce
ion mmuciun iiirunRii ino unminion laoroupn.
ly, ito4 hat my fellow aafltarera may have u op
yort unity ot Retting cured of this dlseaser
YooK rcipectfully,
NKLHOTf BIIOflEV
N B. I havo always been mbjert to head-
The Cry is Still fkej dome l! Charles t. Horn
V O Would annbuW to the puMIc that no hai
A boiler in a factory in tho St. Louisnuar
ter of Purls exploded Monday, killing six
jivrauits umu injuring iitui
Tho troublo at Now Calabar. AVcst Africa
between King Amachrce, of -New Calabar,
and his followers on ono hand, and a power
ful chief called Will Braid ami his adherents
on tho other, haro been settled by tho modi
ation ol a British naval officer and tho
British Consul.
Trinco llismark has declared li is readiness
to pronoso an Imiieriul contribution to tho
Company to bo formed for tho purposo of
ulVluK lactones nuti luauuuions in Sa
moa and other South Sea Islands of J. C.
Goddefroy Sc Sons, the Hamburg merchant
who suspenueu business some time ago.
A telegram from Cettinjo reporta that tho
Trinco of Montenegro has informed tho
Towers that, inasmuch aa tho Porto la In
teutlonally dclayine tho surrender of Gus
inge, ho has determined to act according to
nis own judgment.
The German Government Intend brinsnne
in a bill restricting the risht of force settle
ment with a view to cheeking tho spread of
Dociansm.
Several Paris newsnancrs nolnt out that
tho new Cabinet is perfectly homogeneous.
containing only members of tho moderate
ijcit anil Kcpuuilcan Union.
The London Post' Berlin corresremdent
reports that (ho cahugo in Ministry of
France has produced a decidedly unfavor-
uuio impression in uermany.
A dispatch to tho London Timet from
Berlin says that correspondence has been
discovered proving an nllianco between the
ucrman socialists anu uussian jNinuists.
Tho London Standard's St. retorsburn
correspondent asserts mat uie report mat an
arrangement uas ueen readied between tsng-
lanu nnu i.ussia on tno central Asian qucs
nun is uiuiuy uniounuco.
The London .DaiuKcws Berlin corresnon
dent hears from a good source that tho Czar
nas aereca to nam! over tno Uovcrnment to
thcCzarewitch, so far as the Internal affairs of
tno hmpiro are concerned.
ttie Conslllulinnnl I bavo
not. neon troubled lu the least. ItwlU core
lieadaciie In two or tbree boon.
jaus uncme. x. bhokit.
SHERIFF'S SALES
Of Yaluablo Real Estate.
Br virtue of snndrr writs of T.kTari viriis.
Fieri Facias, Vkditiomi kxIonab issued out
ot the Court of Co m in ou tfeaa of Curbon Coun
ty, and to me diroctodi there will bo exposed aL
rubiicBaie, at the court lloncv intnoBorungn
of Mauch Chunk, in sld Cmnty, on
Saturday, January 3rd, 1880,
at 1:30 o'clock I'l thorp.
THE FOLLOWING rHOPEItTIESi
AM thftt certain lot or nlMn nf around nil nut a
InFiatiklln Township, Cat boa couuty. Pennsyl
vania, bouuoed aud described iwfollowtflKxrtn
ntugatRtfost In a tmbllo road Jeodiutc. from
Weieportto Jlno Swamp thence along eaid
road ntid by laud ol Augustas llebler. north
forty-fire and three-quarter deicrces, eist twen-
lODff on said roud and by laud of Thomas
VaK. north alltr-thrre and one hulf tlpmrnn.
east tblrtebn aud feftVen-tcatbs perthat to a poet
lu sutd road 1 thence by land of Thomas
Walk, north flftv-suVen deirrccB. oast seven cr
ono perches to tho middle ot a puulio roadj
d ok roes wet thirty-eight perches and one halt
to a post; thenco by land of Thomas Dorwmd,
south fortr.thrcc and one halt decrees; east
llfty-thrce and one half perched to tho placo of
ocginmuir, uuuiauiiug
The Csisli System Thoroughly Endorsed.
Our constant influx of ilcV ttotrons and largely increased trndc
is the best evidence we can offer in favor of the Cash System.
Crowds of custorncrsi Vfho make their purchases daily at the
ORIGINAL CHEAP CASH STORE, can testify to its merits,
and to keep our increased run, we have in consequence thereof
thoroughly overhauled our entire stock of WINTER DRY
GOODS, WOOLENS, 3300TS, SHOES, &c, and have placed
the same at such astonishingly low prices that will insure a
ready sale. We therefore offer td-day i
Special Bargains in Rlack Silks
Special Bargains in Black CashmcresV
Special Bargains in Black Alpacas.
Special Bargains in Colored Cashmeres.
Special Bargains in Ladies Suitings, m all the
l'opular Shades at from 10 cts. per yard upwards.
Special Bargrifhs in Shawls and Coatings.
Special Bargains in Wliite and Colored Blankets.
Special Bargains in Cassimercs.
Special Bargains in Boots and Shoes.
P. 5f. Tt in a. fhet irblt worth remcml-ierlntr. thfit a vnrv lnrirn nnmhnr nf nnr nnlrnni tvlm Ii-iva
become acquainted with us and who still do their trading at our -Sloro, hare become acquainted
with ua through the medium or tho Presf, and, aa wo adrertlae vtry largely through tho beat
vuuiiuniP, nv liuvvi nurd use i uaifiaiu uiuteo nv u.toivkUUUVri
(Jail early it you would secure real .bargains
Kespcctfully,
J. T. NUSBAUM & SOtt,
ot ivyiomv Lehighton, Penn'a.
FOURTEEN
AGUES AND
FEItCHEa,
SIXTY-FIVE
more or lem.
The Improvements thereon aro a
ONE AND ONE HALF STOItY FRAME
DWlSLLItt O: UOUdE.
sixteen bv tifenty.twofeet,frartbani twenty
iwu vy VUIllV IWt Uilll uui uuuotutss.
Soieed and taken into execution asthonroD
ALSO, a
All tlist certain lot or niece of uronnrf sflnate
In Irnnkllu towuahlp, Carbon county IVnnsyl
vanta, bounded und described as foilawa.to wlU
bvirlnulngat apost, thence by land of Johu
Ullham, north twenty six aud unfl hfllf degrees,
west oue hnudred and seroutecn feet to a post:
tncnoe by land of Adam Kacbtui, north elxty
three aud one-iialf decrees, eist fifty feet to a
pout: Hi on co by the same, toath twenty-tux and
oue-nau negrees. east one nuuaieu una .seven
teen tcet to a i t: tnence atonic a Tirooosed
road south sixty thico and one-naif deirruea.
wesi niiy leoi 10 ma place 01 uctfinntutft con-turning
FIVE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDHED
AND FIFTY SQUARE FEET.
The Improvements thereon aro a
TWO STORY FRA ME D SVELLllfa HOUSE
twenty by twenty-Mr feet and outbuildings,
feelted and taken luto execution aa the prop'
erty of Reuben Gauiner.
New Advertisements.
i
BEPORT OP THE CONDITION ot
the FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
at Ltthlghton, lu theSUte of PenusyhauU at the
close of tmil ues, Dee. 12, 1870 1
BESGVBCiS.
Loans and discounts. ...... iG2.03O.21
OferJrafln 150 00
U. S. J ton til to Mcoro rlrculatlon . . 75,000.00
U. S. llondi on band 8.U5O.O0
Other stocks, bond, anl mortgafrea. 9,70i).00
vw from approved reserve ajfuuts . . UlJ.lO
Due from other National Hank's . . 18,860.90
Due from Bute Hacks and Bankers, .
Real estate, furntturu, and fixtures. , 6,292.20
Current expenses and taxes paid . 1,422.10
Premium! paid . 350.00
Checks and other cabb Items . . 105.20
Hills of other Banks 2.330.00
FractUnal currency (tncludlngulekeln). 359.04
Specie (Inculd'g gold Treasury cert IV). 6,073 00
Legal tender nots 3,505.00
Renempllea Fund with U. S. Treasiw
ry (5 ir cent, of circulation) . 3,375.00
Total
U ABILITIES.
Capltalstock paid lu . . . . .
Surplus fund . . .
Undivided profits
National Hank notes outstanding.
imiaeuas unpaia .
ALOr-
All that certain lot or piece of gronnd situate
In Fran x In lownalilp, carbon county, il'eim.
Htrlvflnla. hounilcti and disci lbod a follow to
wit: beirtuutns at a stuim theuco by laud of
Jacob Zclpeuf usa. south tifty-th! ee and oue-bolf
ut'jqees. wout eipai buu iwu-mjuiii ihjuuui iu a
Ktone-z tnenco ueat eleven nerches to a ftouo.
ttitiiuo by the Bamu outh aixty-alx detrrees,
west twenty-nine perches to a atone; thence by
tand of Jonah Murkley, uortb fltty.rour and
one-halt dfurrena.wotjt four aud ono-halt perches
to a po5t; theiiLo tho same aoJtli elprlity.UTe aud
thiee-fourtha degrees, west thntv-flvo and one
halt perches to a post, thence by land of John
oiewlno. north etirht deiriws. west fourteen
crcJiCfl to the wldd.oot a pnblle road le-idmg
rom Long itnu to tle hunse ot Solohion Walic;
thenco in wurt roud and by land ot John t).
Utiles, north lwenv-two and three fourth de
(rrces, last tltty-flFO perches to a po.-t on said
roud; thenco by tho same In ai.u ftionc said
roud, north eighty three degrees, cast thirty
peieuea or tncreauouui 10 me jancuou oi a
cross mad: thence bv land ot Bulomon Walk,
tli nn furath thirl v two fleereeii cast six ver
cheatoailead bireh: thence by land of Jbcob
Ztigenlns, Kontb fortv.ix degrL-cs. west six
peitiuesio piace oi ueginuiug, couiainiug
TEN AC11E9
more or 16ns.
The improvements thereon aro1 0
TWO STODY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
sixteen by twenty feet and necessary outbuild'
belied and taken Into execdtlon o the proper
ty oi aurujius waicx.
ALSO,-
A11 that certain lot or niece of rronnd. situate
on U- Southward atdo of West llroadway, in
tne IlorouKb,, of Mauch Chunk afornMaid, aud
nnuibereti. in ino man or iiioi or ijoib iia out in
tho block known aa Fatzingffa I low, Number
ive. couiaiuiiig iu iioni or ureauin on west
liroadwav. afoieald. twenty feet, three and
one halt inches more or leas, belnir the distance
between the western wait of the house erected
ou Lot Number Four and tho eastern wallot
the house erected ou Lot number mix. and ex.
teiullug southwardly ot that breadth between
parallel Hues, running through the the centre
of the walls atoreuud, and at right angles vltb
West Broadway aforesaid. Two Thousand and
Ninety feet to hinds ot the Lehigh Coat and
Navigation Company, and weetwardly br Lot
Number tslx.
The improvements thereon are a
TW0-8T0UY BRICK DWELLINO HOUSE,
. $l'J8,00O.C3
. l..-O-OO
, 3,307.79
. C7.5OO.O0
12S 00
. 4Z.GOS.47
. , 7.20
. 8,733.17
purchased Irom MRS. A. U. I'ETKR.tha
CENTRAL LRUG STORE,
In I.euckcl'i lllock,
Bank St., Lohighton, Pn.,
IUtIhk reDtted nnd reftttrd the entire Mock
hu can oner
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for the school, the study and the fireside. It will give
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efiieiBes
The People's Drug k Family Medicine Store.
If you want anything in tlio Drug litio at bottom prices,
go to tbo Old nnd Roliablo Drug Store, in Dr. N. B.
lteber's Block, near the Post Office,
A. J. BURLING, Proprietor,
IWlicro .Tiro will find a f nil onil complfte nock of
Pure Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Soaps,
Brushes, Combs, &c.
Lamps, Lanterns, Chimnoys, Burning & ubricating Oils
A Complete Line of Druggists' Sundries.
Trusses, Supporters, and Sho'ulder Braces.
Pure Wines and Liquors of all kinds for Medicinal and
Sacramental purposes.
Wall Paper and Borders, a great variety.
.Personal attention given to tho compounding of Physi
cians and Family Prescriptions.
Established 1867.1 A. J. DUELING.
I.cblhton, November 1
DRUGS km
Strictly fresh
CHEMICALS
nnd Turo,
Al(o Ilorao nrnl Cattle rwlerf.rattnl MedU
cine, uruaiie?. sonps, umnit i-criumoriea,
ctjNuiKee, unnmuiB dkiuk. winca anu
I.liuuri f ir Mcillcal rurpoo. Oll,
Lamps ami Kl.iturca.l)reaiuira,Oliole
Ulirnrit, II'C anil Tiioacco. ypeo-i
taclea.Trusaca, Nuratnr llottlca,
Violin 8trlnga, ami a. lull line o(
Wall rnjicr and llorilcrattt tho
liowcat l'rlces.
Preacrlrtlona earerullv enmioiiiirld and
prompt attention given to every branch of tho
U81UU09.
A c6ntrnunne 6f thfi tmtronniro hefetfffor
extended to tills eataliliihuicntla reaiiecltuHr
eollcttcd, fnd tntlsfactlon iruarauteed.
rept.13, 1879.-Iy. Un. O. T. HOltTT.
HOLIDAY GOODS!!
Tlie nndoralnnrd retains her alncfie thanks
to the people of LulilgMnn mid vh-laitv fvr the
noorai puironrfce cxipracti in nor wnili loca.
iru 10 mat pinco, nnn
them that ili l.ns 11EM(
eleglht Ptorc-Ilnom, FIVli 1
jtivui a riiiiiM', on
rn-picttullj informs
OVKI) to tne I tit and
vu uooia utcLow
Susquchanna Rt,- f'h Chunk,
io trill no picaaefl to meet ner old
SUoliaaJuet received a Now block ol
NotionsFancy Goods,
Comprlnlnp UJtlJKIlWKAn, nKltMN AND
UrtUMAPi lUWri WUUL JHJSIKIIY, IIQ
iwrtrt nnil ComrittiA UMl ItolKIilli.
KIDUD.Ns. OLOVKf nnrt ft Urir
vnno'v of tlio Kewot UeMgns
lu Fuiicy tloods, amtablo tor
HOLIDAY PRESENTS !
Together with a Uruo rnrietr of Goods not
prnernlir kcut In nnr other torn In town. It
von iionot eo whut yon want ittk tor Ufttr&l
will art it for ou Rhnro of ptron is ao
uoitetl una satlslacaon guarAnlced.
Mrs. C. DeTscMrscWcy.
Sapquehanna Street. Qth store biow Unco 8t.,
DANIEL WIEAND,
Carriages,Wagons,Sleighs,&c
CORNKR Of
BANK AS I) Ifc03f STREETS,
LEHIOltTON. Tenna.,
IteanectfullT announcca to lila friends and th
public, th.it ho la prepared to Uulld all dea
cripiitina ui
UAltHIAOES,
BPHINQ WAGONS.
KT.tTntr3 in.
In the Litest nnd Moat Approved St; lea, at
Prlcea fully as low na tho anmo can be obtain'
eil elsewhere, guaranteeing the bcatScaaonca
Material nnd most guLfftaiiUal workmanahlp.
l-ariicuiar attention given io
REPAIRING
In all ftfdcUAs, at the very Lowest rrtc.,
PatroniiKO rcfncctfully eollcltcd and lierfeot
atlsfacllon mlamotewl,
ueo griBTJ-yi iia. wiKAfju.
PORT GRAPE WINE
Used iu the principal Churches for Comma-'
nlon parposea.
EXCELtENf FOIt LADIES- AflEf
WEAKLY PERSONS AND
THE AGED.
s w m m
feet
xUea
Twenty feet two Inche wide, bv thirty
deep, with a two-story Frame addition, all
uy twenty six iut. wuu outuuiiuuiKrt.
tielzedand taltt-u luto execnllouaa tho proa
erty of Julut ltelM,
ivn:itr.s-riK rouiauM notix
Ttie Empress of Russia is slightly better,
Iloth Houses of the Spanish Cortes hare
adjourned to January lu, lesu.
Thousands of persons wero seen crossing
tho Hirer Seino on tha Ico on Christmas
day.
The statement that the Czar's Winter Tal.
nco is Illuminated all night by tho electric
light is now denied.
The cotton f pinners at Ashton-under-Iyne
(Eng.) have demanded a five cr cent, ad
vance of their wages.
Thero aro now 10,000 miners on strike in
tbo Mous district of Belgium.
Tho masters of Ashton-under Lyno havo
refused the application of the cotton spinners
for an incrcaso of rive per cent, iu wages.
Senor Ayler, President of the Spanish
Chamber of Deputies, Is dead.
Count do Bt. Vallicr, tho French Ambas
sador nt Berlin, has tendered his resignation,
Great floods occurred in Iho Canary Islands
on tho 21st ultimo. Houses and crops wcro
destroyed.
A provisory commercial treaty between
Germany and Austria has been concluded,
to last lor a period or six months.
Tho present session of the cortea will doss
when tho bill for tho abolition of slavery iu
Cubit i disposed of. Tho-now session will
begin in Marco.
The mill owners of Lancashire, Yorkshire
Derbyshire and Cheshire have resolved that
tho demand of the operatives for a 10 tier
cent., advanco of their w&ses-ia premature;
The Taris Jltro contains an article by
Count Bernard d'Haromirt, formerly French'
Ainhassadnr at Heme, but who was ruoalled
by M. Vui-Jiugluu nhilu the latter was
Individual (leiKMltSBUhje-rt to check.
Cashiers checks outstanding,
l)ua to other tiatlonal Hauls . . .
Total (l0j.tSO.OJ
Slats of Ifnntilvania. County of Carbon, u t
1, V. W HoMuiin, Cashier of the ahuve-nauied
lank, do solemuly swesr that tho nbo-re atatemeut
la true totbtf best of my Kuowtrdga and Lellef.
V . r. 1IUW MAN, Cashier.
6uhKcrthud and sworn Wrorame this 26lh day cf
Dec, UN,
TII0S.S. KCK. Kotarr roblle.
Correct Attest i Daulel Olewlbe, A. j.Durllnl,
It. V llolTord, Directors. Jsu.3,187'J.
-Atsa,-
All that certain tract or piece or land, situ
ate lul'ouu l-'oieat lownshlp. Carbou oouuty.
fenuaylvanla, desiimatcd as lot Mo. I. ou the
Raatwiirdlv aide of a orlrato road -laid out br
tire jrraulur hi-reof. for lhe uso and couvenlenee
t.i mimmfiis wliH lira owners and ueennanta ot
thiiand adluinma lots, contamlug In Irout or"
ureaaiu ouaJiaroau Hiir-tvo ikicuob suu di
tmltnir Ihmiee eastwardly of Iliat width, be
twteu parrallol lluea at rlicht anitlea. lu length
6" STOMACH a
Tlio Stoiuucli- iu fjtrcnsilicncd.3
Tbe liver reaulated, the bowel pnttu prbper
of der, tha blood enriched aud punted, sad the
nervues syatem rendered tranquil and -vigorous
sv thulb4atlmablM family nu-diolne aadaafe.
rusrd aolnst diecaee, -wlm-li la. moieaver.
ru.uis ivti-Mhls aud eflV-otlve aooetiaer. ana
-tTiidlalprcuiiuly adapted to tho wants ef the
a(r"l aim lunrui.
.Vtiralu by all Drjirftlita and Doalera ffen
eially. Jau.J.aJ,
or ileoth oue huudu-d and tweutr-mne perenea
bounueu weaiwarair ur iuu aara tvaa. nwi
ward! i- and rastwaraly by landa m the warran
U-Huamidof Mewiou 1'iyor, and southwardly
by lo( If o. z, cuuiuiuiuK
FIFTV ACBES
more or leas.
Tbe Improvements thereon are a
ONE A-Stl A HALFBTOItYFIlAME HOUSE,
slirMn by twenty four fiset. frame kitchen at
tached twelvo by fourteen feet, lrame atablo
tourleen by thirty-two leet, and out buildlnfrs.
Helsed and taaeu into execution aa the prop
erty ot Elijah Youuts,
-ALSO,-
Atl that c-rtaln lot or pleco of land altnate
hA .-nnth autn .if Knnlh strnet. IU the Village
of Vpper Mauch cbuuk. In the borough ot
Mauch C'huux. carbou couuty, rennt,yivania,
numbered id tne plan or piut taereoi auveuir
four, con-uiaiuff ui irons or urt-umu uu i
rrAL flltv tebL and extendluir theooe sot
wardot tn-it width una huudreu aud forly-two
feet alx Inches, on tbe east line thereof, and
oue buudred and toity feet ou theweat hue
thereof to lands of tho Leulith Coil and Navi
gation company, oounded north br South
irei-t. east by loiNuraberfreventv Oiie. south
by land of tho raid 1-ehiR'i cost ana naviira
en 17 -Are-Tho
lmprovomenu thereon are a
TWO STOBV 1'llAME DWELLINO IIODBE
with basement eighteen by thirty alt foot, and
outbuilding.
Hcliod aud taken Into execution aa the prop
erty of ueorgo iioui, uy
J. W. RAUDENIltJSU, Bherllt
Haaeh Chunk Doc. ma WD.-H
$300
law iivikiiysB
yjy fv i
Concha,
Colda,
Uronehltls
Xlonraene-as,
TlekltncorDryneaaof tho
Throat
Bare Throat,
Cold In Iho nemff
Croup,
Inflaenxai
WliooplnffoCouffh-f
Cold In tho llorrCIs,
Aathinutlo Coufflia,
and relief of Co nanmptlve.
W. cnAMPION llllOWTOMJ. ill. ., Proprietor, 1117 Arch 8trert, Philadelphia, Pa.
ZtT flllt HALri HT I II l-i I'UIII-UI r. I I Mi A f-ll. AI-l,J'l-;"ir7. "2;
Dn. BROWNnrO la a reruidr
graduate of medicine, a skillful
pharroaclt, and a thorough
Aopist UW O; t C." (Couyh
and Cold) Cordial la not tho re
sult of mere chance, but of long
felcntlflo research fn -chemistry
and medicine, Aa la plainly Been
by (ho rapldlty'Qf Its action and
lta unparalleled afneacy. Tho
expense In Its manufacture la at
Ioaste llmet aa irraat aa that of
any other xnodlcind uion tho
market, and yet It la aold at tho
excoodinly law prlco of SOe.
rrr-Bimpi bottlea (for a
t&oit thno only) 23 eta.
QOUUT mOCLAMATIOW.
WIIEUfcAR. the Hon. Si.Mrr.LR. DRSiirif.
President ofthe .VLlIId Judicial IllJIrlct;
nposcd of Monroe, and uarbon cotroticr.nmi
It. Leonard and Charles Meendacn, Eaqnlrcs,
Judges ofthe Commont'leaaof Cafbon county.
and by virtue of their offiecs, Jifstlcea ofthe
Orphans' Court. Cottl ol Oyer and Terminer
and (leneral Jail Delivery, and tho Court of
Uuarter Sessions of tho Peace or said county
ot C4rlnr have laeued tholr precept to me,
tor noiaimc a uourv oi quarter acasiuus ui iu.
Peade, Oodrt of Common Pleas, ami Court of
Over and Terminer, and Ueueral Jail Deliv
ery, and Orphans' Court, for tha purpose of
trying Issues In criminal cases, and the trans
acting of other business of said Courts, at the
Court House, In the borough orMauchChunk
on Monday, the I'ilh day of January, 1830, tff
continue two weeks.
NOTICE
Is thereforo hereby given to tfte Cofonef
Justices of tho Peaco, und the Constables of
the said County of Carbon, that they may be
then and there at 2 o'clock fn the afternoon of
the said day, with their rolls, records. Inquis
itions and remembrances, to do those things
which to their offices are appertaining, and
also those that aro boand by recognisance to
prosecute and give evidence against persons
charged with the coinmlsslon-of olfenscs, to
prosecute as shall be just.
Given under my hand at Mauch Chunk, In
said county, December 4tb, 187V.
Uod save the Commonwealth.
J. W. KAUDENUUSH, Sheriff.
Mau:h Chunk,- Dee. , 187?.
QAimON-ItEWAItB.
Whereas, certain reports have been put In
circulation damaging to tho character of the
undersigned as a cltlten, I hereby give notice
that I will handsomely reward any person who
will give proof as to the parties circulating
such reports.
JOSEPH SKABOLDT.
Iehlghton, Dec. , 187-3.
A MONTH iroaranteed. f i: a day
uthuuieuiadu bv the Industllnua.
caulial not required! we will at&rt
run. Muu. wunien. bova and airls
tuaxe money raster at worx lor us man at aur
thiuiralae.- The work la llaht and nleaaaut.and
auch aa auronocan go rightat. Tooae who are
wiaawhfvsee this notice will aeud ua their ad
dreaaea at ouoe and aee for themselrea. Cuatiy
Outfit and tei ma freo. Mow la (he lime. '1 hose
already at wurK aro lajlngup lurge aumaof
ninnif. Aildieta TUUU k t'.. Auxuata,
Maine. June 7.-1)-
Whom It way Coacerii.
Tha uUderdmed' iiercl'iy aires notice to nil
whom It may eeiwara, that he has loaned to
Darld Kckert, of Towamenslng township,
uarbon ootmty, P'.. Two Horses,- One Farm
Wagon and Oue PHIrof llnl&sleds, and hereby
forbids all persona meddling with the same
uiklef penalty of the law.
' JOSKHH J. miniSTMAW,
Ttvamenslugtwp., Doc. S. 187v-w3,
DMISISTR.VTOK'S SALE
Of Valuable Ileal Estate.
Il'v virtue of sn order of the rrflan' C'onrt
of Cai lion County, the nnderalnnul A'lmlnis.
tralorof the Estate of JOSHUA KLOTZ. late
of MAllONINOTOWNSHIl'.Oirbon Cutrrfty.
l'enneylVBiita, itoeeased, will acll at Pb.lo
Bale, on (Ira premises, on
Saturday, December 27, 1879,
commencing at OVE o'clock P. M., the follow.
Ing depenbed valuable HEAL EtJTATK, to
wit All that certain THACT or
PIECE OF LAND,
situate In Mahoning Township aforesaid, and
bouuued bv lamia of Uwirgo w. Iirelidiach,
Jacob Confer and Mahoning Creek, containing
11 Acres and 148 Tcrdies,
be the sumo m6re or leas, all of which Is tinder
a good state of cnltlratlou.
Tho Improvement thereon are A Two- JWeA
Story e -thor-Ilonrdi-d I.OO IiU'ELL Hi,!-!
INO HOOsK. about 2J by no feel, aiidiXjUtta
other outbuildings, with au Orchard of Chuiie
PttttTrcea.
Termn will he made known at the time and
place of aale, by
THOMAB HOIW. Admlditralnr
Of the Katate of Joshua K.ols, deo'd.
Mahoningtwp.. Nov.V'S. 18.0.
WASHINGOT, D.C.
This popular Hotel has been entirely refit'
ted, having accommodations for 800 guests,
and will continue to be the only 1'lrit-Class
House In the city at moderate rates. Terms,
t'J M per day.
Freo Omnibus at Depots.
ocl8-tf l P. Hlf.r.; Proprietor.
Will
Spccr's Port Grape Wine ,f
FOlTIt YCAKS OLD.
Tbla Colebrotwt Nattvo Wtno l made froirf
th Jolco ot tile Opnrto Oraw ratiod In tht&
Countr7 IwlnvalaAbto
Tonic nnd Strengthening Froporttes
re mi8urpasfl?tl by anr other .Vatlve Wine, be
lngtlre yurt'tulfte ol tne Orao. niortuocrt un-
dir Mr. otieei'a own i-6rtMiiat apnrvlitoD, tt
puilly Mint fienulnrao a re fiaiimtecd. The
5ounrcvt c In lit mv paitakout Its ireneroua
Oiialltluti, anrt the weakw nra Id nse It toad
iutuRc It Ih itarticuUrlv beneficial totbtf
aceo and fifbllitiiU'it, and amtO'l to tbe rartous
aliments tint offvi tho weaker aei. It lulu
every reapect A WINK TO m; UbLIED ON.-
SPUltH'S
Tliel.J. BHEnitY U a Wine of Pnpertor
Character, aftrt partnlces ot tbo go den qna ttte
of llio'itrape frmii nhlcli It ts made. For Purl-'
ty, Jtlrbmax, 'i&vor and Medical I'ropertlea, 1
will be found uuexcelled.
SPEER'S
This 1IRANDV atands unrivaled in thl4
Country, bolus; fat auperlor for medicinal par
pone,
IT 18 A PURE dUllftatfcii frrm lhe scrape
and couialns valuable medicinal propertlea.
Ii has a delleate flavor, similar to that of the
era Dea flora which It la distill-, d, and in treat
favor among fliet-claa faiuilie-s,
Bee that tbesigustare of ALri'Al) 8PBER
I'atajic, .V, J., 10 over tho cira of each bottle.
SOLD UY PRCtiGISTS,
and by A. J. Durinit, t'. T'. Horn, of Ijehighr
ton nnd o, W. Leult-, of WeiasporU
Dea IT-ji
JpOK A ABSOLUTEIiY
Safe nnd Brilliant Light, U6tf
Straub & Harrar's
The Family Favoiiitb
Burning oil i
ASIC FOIt STKAUB' A iYAnitAtfS
STAIIINEOIIil Aug.l0-ni3
F
UU SALE Oil ltEST.
A ellirlhly IiVateil" two Story nOTJlTLT.
PliAMK HOIIfii; and STAllfjK, sit oaten In
the HOltOUOH Of PARRY VlfifsR. kept
at present as a Hoarding House by SIrr.
Winillnsr, late residence of Christian Maurcr,
For further particulars, apply to
UANIK WENTZ,
uov, Parryvillo, Pa,
Vvsil 2 Coal 1 1
The undersigned' If now prefiAred to supply
the very best I.ATTIMElt COAI. at the fol'
lowlnf LOW PRICES FOIt CASH I
At Yard I Hellv'd
No. lCheslnut.-ner'ten,,, t: oo I "J s
No. 1 Chestnut, cr ton,.. 3 oo sad1
Siofe, per ton,-. 3 25 4 15
J. L. GAUEL,
res le r in
Geneiial Hardware, &c,
Opinslte the Publln Square, 11ANK STREET,
LSiuauiWr I'.v. tov.iojs;