n. V. uoBTntMKn, . . KDnon
LKnlOIITON, PA.I
SATURDAY, FKBIIUAHY T, I8S0.
Tlio Republican 8tal Convention met
Wednesday In Ilorriburg. Ilussell Errct
wasehoscn temiwrary chairman. Mr. Cessna
offered a resolution for the appointment of
a committee offline to report, subject to Ibe
approval ol tho Convention, a list of dele
gates and alternates to tlio Notional Con
vention, and n list of Electors. An amend
ment ollbrcd by Mr. Stewart providing for
tbc clioVo of district dolegates to tbo Nation
al Convention by tlio delegates of tbo respec
tive Congressional Districts was lost yeas
100, nays, 160 and Mr. Cessna's reeolu
tion was adopted. A. resolution was offered
by Mr. Hcrr Instructing tlio delegates to tbc
National Convention to voto as ft unit and
support General Grant for President. Mr.
Blone, of Crawford, offered an amendment
reaffirming Iho declaration of tbo Convcn
ventlon of 187G against a tblrd term. After
debate Mr. Stono withdrew bis amendment,
end Mr. Strang, of Tioga, offered another to
mibstitulo tbo name, of Blaiuo for that of
Oranu Tlio amendment was lost reas 05,
liaya 151. The original resolution instruct
ing tbo Chicago delegates for Grant was then
udoptcd yeas 133, nays 113. John A.
lemon whs nominated for Auditor General,
ntid Henry Grecno for Justice of tho Supreme
Court. The list of delegates to tho Chicago
Convention was reported and adopted. The
delegates at large aro Matthew S. Quay,
James McMancs, Linu Bartholomew and
Christopher L. Magcc. Tbc Electors at largo
nre Edmund A. Benson and Henry W. Oli
ver. Tho Committee on Platform then
made report, which was adopted. Tbc
resolutions declare against any new finan
cial or tariff legislation, and In favor of the
Union of tho States and honest clcctionsind
congratulates tho Republicans ofMainoon
their victory. After appointing a Stato
Committee the Convention adjourned sine
die. Tbo number of delegates in the Chlca
go Convention from all, tlio States will bo 751,
making 378 votes necessary fora nomination
Full proceedings of tho Convention will bo
found on third page of this paper.
mtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtatmmmiiiitimii
this report can he traced to no responsible
source, and General Grant's most active
litem! do not believe It.
Wo hare bail the exodus Investigation, the
financial quutlon, and Mr. Kelly's
plan tor pa Ins; thenatlanal debt for topics
tbli week. What Mr. Kelloy proposes It a
plan for the payment of nn lnstal, ment of the
dobt amounting to about 138,000,000 a year,
exclusive of Interest. These Installments, 25
In number, would dlschargo the entire debt
railing duo before the four per cent, bonds,
by the time the latter matured. Ucsldes
tlicso rather dry subjects a good deal of at
tention has been attracted by the lectures
here of father Qulnn, an cx-prlest of the
Oathollo Church, who stands up andnccuses
the Church and Its priests and bishops of all
sorts of.jnlcked tlilnirs. I havo not had time
to attend one of his lectures, but so much In
terest has been excited by them that the
lamest hall of the city will not begin to hold
the crowds who flock to hear btm
1)011 1'fDRO.
Tho Delaware, Lackawanna and West
crn Railroad Company mako tho following
brief report for tho- year 1S79: Gross earn
ings lrom all sources, $10,042,21)0.93; ex-,
peusos; $18,131,839.20; net earnings, $3,810,
451.73; interest on bonds and rentals leased
roads, $3,624,430,00; actual profit for year,
$180,021,07. What economics wero prac
ticed to bring about so favorable a result are
left to bo conjectured. A note appended to
the report gives the surprising information
that the cost cf narrow-gauging the com
pany's road a few years ago, amounting to
$878,809, has ever sinco been carried on the
books as an asset, and is now for tho first
timo written off and deducted from the
nominal surplus, leaving this item $3,058,'
337.
Charlie Blew wo may, perhaps, attend
to you next week. Vfo havo a better use
for our space this week than in devoting it
o you.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE,
OUR WASIIIKUTOM SPCUIAL.
Wisnma rox, D. O., Fob. 2, 1S80.
We have had another quiet week at the
cardial, Willi ratnor more Interesting events
outside of Congress than In It. Sinco tho
great "chinning match" between Sam Uox
and Ilorr of Michigan, tho House ha J not had
even . ripple ol excitement. Cox has long
ranked as tho humorist of Congress, and there
bus been only now and then a feeble cllort to
deprive him of the title. All the spasmodic
attempts, After a temporary success, like that
of Mr. Townscnd of New York, have finally
fulled. Yet Cox Is not a real humorist. He
does now and then snyjiamcthlng witty, how
cver,and being very prolix he succeeds In get
ting the House Into good humor oltcncr than
any .ol .the other humorists. His funny
speeches usually possess some literary merit.
and, with his remarkable fund of general In
formation, he never falls to be entertaining ;
but he Is as sensitive as the business end of a
wasp, and whenever a member undertakes to
Amuse the House at the expense of little Sam
Oux, he it suro to have all tho lattcr's batter
ies opened on him. In the discussion of the
new rulesMr. Horr referred to Cox as "my
genial little friend," and said that the For
eign Affairs' Commltteo of which the latter Is I
chairman, had only been engaged In the man
ufacturo of witticisms.
This was enough, and the signal for one of
the little New Yorker's best efforts, for he al
ways does best off-band. He began by show
ing the necessity for revising the rules. Tbo
old rules, ho eald, had been Invented for the
purpose not of facilitating but of Impodlng
legislation. The statesmen of that day had
not been In favor of opening sluices tor legis
lation, but since then the number or bills In
each Congress had Increased from SOD or 100
to about T,000 and therefore a revision of the
rules bad become necessary. Then replying
to the charge of Mr. ilorr, be said ho had
been useful as well as ornamental. All hu
mor la debate, he said, should havo a practi
cal object ; nil great men wero, and had been
witty. It was, therefore, nocausoofreproach
that the Committee on I'orelirn Affairs bad a
Chairman who sometimes had been accused,
but never fairly convicted of witticism,
Laughter was healthy. It was good for the
House. It oiled the joints and the counten
ance, causing It to thine like that ofhls friend
Horr. He asked that gentleman, "Why
should the spirit of mortal bo proud 1" Why
should there be proud flesh n the House? If
(lellah or Dan Lambert wero here would
tbey twit a tnan like himself about his slzo T
Itue Newton, when born, wat put in a
qnart cup. He wished he had a cup to try
tne gentleman from Michigan with.
To this speech Mr. Horr had to reply, and
notice of It being given a day In advance the
largest crowd or the session rilled the nai
leries, list tho effort was disappointing,
though It contained some funny remarks;
und after it was all over people began to ask
themselvct what good had been accomplished
by giving up two days to this sort of black
guarding match. Mr. Cox made one talr hit
in the part ofhls speech ridiculing that great
annual swindle, the Hirer and Harbor bill,
but those speeches were too personal and
clownish for such a place at the Congress of
the United States. I only take the trouble
to write about It here to give distant readers
Our Let lor iroiu Wufclilngtou,
Sightt and Sayings at the National Capitol.
Our H'ccAy Hcvicw.
Washington, Jan. 31, 1880.
The past week has been singularly barren
of anything which could lay claim to possess
eveu a moderate degroe of Interest in a politi
cal point of view Our legislators seem to be
waiting for something to "turn up," and that
It the case It Is most ardently to be hoped for
that tboy will be gratified. In tho absenco of
more exciting topics tho question of the next
I'rcsldenoy has served to furnish tne political
world ol Washington something to talk about.
The probable result of tho next National Con-
ven'Ions aro much discussed and It Is thought
that tho enthusiasm regarding a en. Grant's
re-nomination Is not as decided as It was a
short-time ago. A great number of politicians
both In the Senate and House, who have tho
reputation or being fir-sighted lu forecasting
the political horoscope, are looking around to
Bad some popular man who might be a com.
promise candldato fur tho Republican nomina
tion. Tlicro Is a groat deal of talk pro and
con regarding tbo Sherman "boom,"but opin
ions are so divided as yet that It Is not safe to
base an opinion upon anything that docs not
present as yet the appcaranco of solidity. A
delegation of prominent politicians arrived
here about the middle of tho week to consul,
Senator Cameron In regard to the courso to be
pursued at tho National Convention. It Is
the desire of theso gentlemen to arrange mat
ters so that the delegates from Pennsylvania
can go Into tho convention without specific
Instiuctlons further than that tho will of tho
majority shall ruK
The speech of Senator Eayard In behalf ol
bis resolution to destroy the legal tcnderqual-
lty or the greenbacks was one of the events of
the session. It lasted eno hour and forty
minutes, and commanded the closest and most
respectful attention. It wasuneof tlio best fl
nonclal speeches over mado In tho Senate.
Much ground was travelled that wos familiar
to those who havo followed tho recent finan
cial dobatcs. The tenor of his remarks how
over went to show that his resolution to dc
pilve the greenbacks of their legal tender
quality was not Intended to destroy tho con.
vcnlenco ot the present paper currency, but
that currency rests, upon tho credit or belief
that It can be converted Into specie, and men
feeling that a permanent standard Is to regu
late their contracts, would naturally enter In
to them with more confidence.
Ciiurlos Francis Adams, Jr., pros anted an
argument bclore the House Commltteo on
Currency In favor of inter-state railroad legis
lation. Ho advocated a National Commis
sion to look after the results of any Legisla
tion that might bo cuactcd bearing upon the
matter, franklin D. Gowcn of the Reading
Railroad Is opposed to the bill.
Hrooklyn. N. Y., is to hovo a $80,000 public
building as tho House Committee has unant.
mously agreed lo report a bill oflercd by Rep
resentative llllss to appropriate the amount
equlslte for the purpose. The Commute also
agreed upon bills appropriating $100,000 for a
public building at Montgomery, Ala ; 8)130,
000 at Jackson, Miss. ; $78,000 at Lynchburg
Va., and JSO.COO at Charlestcn.Wcst Virginia.
The Marshals deficiency bill has not yet
teen reported back to tho House, much to the
disappointment of a great many who aro
awaiting tucli scMon.
In regard to the projected Intcroceanlo Ship
Canal, It Is sta,ed that an American gentle
man romc time since obtained tho grant of 2.
000,000 acres from tho Government of Now
Grenada for tho purpose of building a mili
tary road across the Isthmus, and It Is now
proposed to utilize this strip of land from the
GulforMexIco to the 1'aelflo for tho purpose
or constructing the canal. It has good har
bors ut either end. This Is a very curious co
incidence If It is really so, and looks as it thero
was a big Job somewhere.
One entire day, both In Senate and House,
has been consumed In the delivery ofeulogis
tle speeches, by representatives or both par
ties, upon tho late Senator from Michigan,
Zacharlah Chandler.
The Investigation Into the condition of the
Indian commission experienced averypecu
liar episode on Thursday. It appears that In
order to screen commissioner Hoyt, Inspector
Hammond swore that a certain letter was "a
genteel forgery." During the day however
Hammond was taken suddenly 111 and think
big ho was going to dlo corfessod that ho had
made a mis statement and that the letter
which was sufficient to condemn Hoyt, wai
written by himself. Tho result was an order
was Issued dispensing at once with commls
sloner Hoyt's services. As matters stand
now, it appears as though some other mem
bers of tho Indian Commission would bo like-
ly to stand In an unenviable light before the
country. august.
Philadelphia- and Reading Itallrond Com
pany, by circular No. 9 of this year, under
data- of January 31, giyes notice that from
and after tlils date tbc maximum net rate
or freight and tolls on lump, steamboat and
broken coal actually consumed In the pro
cess of making Iron from ore at any blast
furnace situated on tbo lines of tbo railroads
of tho company, including tlio Reading ntid
Columbia Railroad, will not be over $1 CO
Hr ton of 2240 lbs. from Schuylkill Haven,
$1 75 from Tamaqua, and $1 80 from Pino
Grove. And by circular No. 10, of tho samo
date, gives not I co that a drawback of 4 jets.
per ton will bo paid on antbacito coal
shipped from Port Richmond consigned to
points within tbo Capes of tho Delaware, tho
samo only to bo paid upon strict compliance
in all details with tho rules and regulations
pertaining thereto, issued by tho secretary
of the company. The line and city priccsol
Schuylkill coal for February by tlio Phila
delphia and Reading Coal and I run Com
pany is as follows: Lump and steamboat,
$2 75; broken egg and chestnut No. 1, $2 50;
stove and small stovo, $2.00; chestnut No.
2, $2.40 ) pea No. 1, $1.50. Theso prices
apply to white nsh coal at Schuylkill Haven,
and indicate un udvance of 10 cents a ton in
lump and steamboat, a decline of 15 cents a
ton in broken, egg and chestnut, and 30
cents a ton in stovo and email stoyo coal,
Tho mil is to a price made for tho purpose,
of equalizing tbo Schuylkill rates for coal
and tolls with those ot tbo Lehigh region.
The harbor prices for February havo been
decided vpoa as follows : Lump and steam
boat, $1; egg, broken and chestnut No. 1,
$3.S5; etovo und small store, $3.95; pea
No. 1, $2.85. These figures aro an advance
of 5 cents a ton on lump and steamboat and
15 cents on chestnut, nnd a decline, of 10
cents on egg mid 25 cents on stovo coal.
These are the prices for coal ireo on board
vessels at Port Richmond. President Gow
cn of the Reading, has decided to conlinuo
work at tbo mines until tho supply of fur
nace coal is equal to present demands, and
bo will then consider tho question of sus
pension. This will probably bo agreed up
on a week hence. Ledger, Monday.
For the 7 days ending on tbo 31st nit.
thero wero 70,519 tons of coal transported
oyer the L. Sc S. Railroad, making a total of
294,192 tons for the season, an increase on
last year's shipments to that date of 82,213
tons.
For tbo week ending on tbo 31st ult.,
there were 87,520 tons of coal shipped over
tbo Lehigh Valley railroad, making a total
for tho season to that dato of 704,521 tons,
an increase as compared with samo timo
last year of 232,859 tons.
New Advertisements.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF
CARBON COUNTY
For the Year 1879.
New Advertisements.
MAX SCHWEIBINZ, Treasnrer, BR,
To Balance received from
late Treasurer 114123 SI
" Interest on same VI 9i
14 amount received from A.
Uhrlstman, Penn For
est, 1876
" anrt received from II. A.
Dclli, Lchlghton, 1870. $200 00
" am't received from II.
Hennlng, Penn Forest.
1878.. M 81
" am't received of John J.
Gallagher, Hanks, 1877, 4212
" am't received from W.
W, Scott, MauehCbunk
Borough, 1877 891 07
" nro't received from P.
Dermott, Maueh Chunk
Township, 1877
" am't received from L.A.
Miller, Mahoning. 1877,
" am't received from H.P.
Lovnn, Franklin, 1877..
" am't received from Paul
rmw roitiT Townanir.
Pond Tax in ss
School Tax........ lat il
roor Tax ve 22
' io a
TOWAMKN81M TOWBSUir.
noad Tax tl (8
School Tax 100 01
Poor Tax 67 85
219 Zl
LXnlOUTOS BOROUOI1.
rioronah Tax 4 W
School Tax 6 29
10 Z8
Kast trbk TnwNsmr.
18 09
251 31
liuck. Towatnenslng.'77
" am't received rrom Wm.
Uots, Penn Forest, 1877
14 am't received from Sam.
Bterret, Lansford, 1877.
13 2t
273 78
388 74
13V 70
329 14
110 45
" am't received from Pan.
Schoch, Welssport, 1878 100 09.
11 am't received from John
Painter, Mauch Chunk
Borough, 1878 3108 01
am't received from Ohs.
GInder, East Penn, 1878 84 85
11 am't received from Jac.
Buss, Maueh Chunk
Township, 1878 1335 62
44 am't received from U.K.
Keller, Packer, 1878.... 110 03
" nm't received from liira
Newhard, Lchlghton,
1878 219 44
11 am't received from J.
Harpel, Towamcnslng
Township, 1878 442 76
11 am't received from J. P.
ltclss. Banks Twp., '78. I860 00
" am't received from Goo.
Boyle, Lanslord lioro.,
1878..! 763 71
" ain't received from Dll
dlne Snyder, Parryvllle
Borough, 1878 432 18
" am'trocclved from W.F.
Streetcr, Kidder Town
ship, 1878 800 00
" am't received irom H.G.
Heppev, Penn Forest
Township, 1878 204 60
2195 24
" am't received from John
Strohl. L. Ton amensing
Township, 1878
"am't received rrom O. E.
1180 92
Killed on tlio Itallroiul.
On Tuesday morningof lait week a frjght
ful accident occurred on tho L. V. Railroad,
at Whitehall Station. A littlegirl, daughter
of Mr. Samuel Scbafier, aged about six
years, was run over nnd killed by the en
gine "J.'G. Fell," drawing No. 1 passenger
train, duo hero at 8:03, a. m. Sho was on
her way to school, accompanied by her little
brother, and while crossing the track bad
her foot caught between the rail nnd a plank
and could not cxtricato it. When she saw
tho approaching train, she threw herself
back from tbo track, and tbo engine ran
ever tho lower part of her body, completely
sovcring both limbs, ono above tlio nnklo
and the other oboyo tho knee. Tho unfor
tunate little sufferer lingered for five min
utcs and then died. Her brother saw the
predicament his sister wa3 in, but become
frightened and ran away, leaving her to
meet her fate. Tho engineer of tlio train
says ho thought sho was picking coal, and
did not observe that sho ja caught between
tuo rails.--Ciiaiington ,vj.
I.Ut ot Letters
List of letters remaining uncalled for nt
tho Lebiglilon Post Office, Feb. 2, 1SS0,
Beck, Christopher
i-ramz, wuson
Gcrbcr, I. A.
Kcniery, James
jvemercr, uaviu
Kulb, Bally
Kcniery. Solomon
Knauss. Lewis
Lee, J. N.
Meehos, Sary
Mams, Sarah
Nclf, Joel
Qulnn, lioslo
Itlcehet, Lily
Stout, Till
Smith, F. W.
Schoch James
Schwartz, Isadoro
Miller. E. M'h Chunk
Borough, 1878 1461 74
" am't received from H.P.
Lovnn, Franklin Town
ship, 1878 1380 20
" am't received from Ja.
Smith, Lausanne Town
ship, 1378 360 00
nm't received from Dan.
Schoch, Welesport,187 300 00
" am't received lrom l).K.
Keller, Packer, 1879.... 634 68
" am't received from Ohs.
Lentz, Mahoning, 1879. 2353 04
44 am't received from John
Helncy, Lehigh, 1879... 349 61
" am't received from Jas.
Smith, Lausanne, 1879. 025 34
" nm't received from H.P.
Lovan, Franklin, 1879.. 305 00
" nm't received from Dan.
Brlslin. Banks, 1870.... 2220 67
" am't received lrom O. E.
Miller, East Mauoh
Chunk, 1879 600 00
" am't received from Iteu.
llehrlg, East I'enn, 187U 1034 94
" nm't received from J. P.
Smith, l-.chlis.htun, 1879, 1604 00
" am't received from Geo.
Boyle, Lansrnrd, 1879.. 1883 11
14 am't received iTom John
Strohl, Lower Towa
mcnslng, 1S79 942 60
44 ain't received from W,
w. Scott, M'h Chunk
Borough, 1879 3650 99
41 nm't received from 1).
O'Donnell, Summit Hill
1879 2537 10
44 nm't received from Jne.
Bnss.Nesquehonlng,1870 1200 00
44 am't received from S.W.
Mcckes, Penn Forest,
1879 105 00
44 am't received from CJ. O.
llopp, Parryvlllo, 1879. 200 00
44 am't received from A.
Hlnger, Towamcnslng,
1979 280 00
44 ain't received from J.W.
Hunter. Weathcrlr.
1879 985 00
13779 95
Head Tax ...
Sohool Tax .
foot Tax....
32 00
27 30
43
7 79
8477 23
REDEMPTION OF UNSEATED
LANDS.
Neal McFadden, tract M'h
(Jhunk 9 09
Jacob Brelnlg, L. Towa
mcnslng 7 17
John M. Prlco ami John
Douglas, Ease I'enn 7 u
TAXES REFUNDED.
Itcary Hennlng..... 1104
Max tjcnwciuini. o ou
James Smith..... 7 92
HIehard Dlehl 10 05
T.U.OIauss... 24 86
U. E. Miller 2 00
ItOAD DAMAGES.
Joseph Kcmercr 40 00
John Dlstler 40 00
Standards of Weights and
Measures
Inquisitions
ASSESSMENT, REGISTRY k
MILITARY ENROLMENT.
Hanks Township 185 00
Kast Mauch Chunk Boro.. 79 11
Uutt Penn Township 37 S3
Franklin Township 38 00
Kidder (North) Township.. 42 37
Kidder (South) Township.. 62 6a
Lehlghton Borough 69 83
Lansturd Boruugli 95 84
Lausanne Township 63 84
LehlKh Township 30 25
L. Towamentlng Township 74 45
Mahoning Township.......
Mauch Chunk Borough....
Mauch Ohunk Township...
I'enn Forest Township
Packor Township
Parryvllle Borough
Towamenslng Township...
New Advertisements.
(4 00
W. F. Streetor, collector
Kldder.1878 220 94
II. Deppey, collector Penn
XOrctl,lS7S...,. 214 4
It. P. Levan, collector
Franklin, 1879 838 20
Daniel Brlslin, collector
Banks, 1879 28 47
Charles Miller, collector E.
Mauch Chunk, 1879 955 OS
Geo. 11. Stlmson, collector
Kidder, 1879 8S4 87
James P. Smith, collector
Lehlghton, 1S79 678 40
Geo. Boyle, collector Lasn
ford, 1879 43S 70
John Strohl, collector L.
Towamenslng, 1870 401 04
W. W. Scott, collector
Mawch Chunk. 1879 3377 61
D. O'lionnell.collectorSum-
mlt Hill, 1879 SJ00
Jacob Buss, collector Ncs?
quehonlng, 1879 132 09
S. W. Meckes. collector
i'enn Forest. 1879 328 08
O. (1. liapp, collector Parry
vllle, 1W9 28 Tl
Anthony Hlnger, collector
Towamenslng, 1379 652 21
J W. Hunter, collector
Weatherly, 1879 214 14
D. Schoch, collector Weiss
port, 1879 70 T8
U62V
S3 00
60 00
304 00
6 2 23
Weathcrlv Uorouch .
Welssport Borough ..
69 02
185 27
12192
30 85
SO 07
23 84
41 90
84 79
18 24
1311 44
INTEREST ON COUNTY BONDS.
Interest due Jan. 1. 1870.. . . 1185 60
Interest duo on Bonds Re
deemed 98 04
Interest due on County Or-
ucrno. is ci m
1314 97
BONDS REDEEMED.
J. S. Kclser .'. 800 00
Jonas Miller coo 00
Mrs. McCormlck WO 00
William Smltbam 1600 00
JenasSondLclm 1600 00
II. A. Ilelti, collector Lo
nlghton. 1870 63 37
T. I. Kreldcr, colloctor
Mauch Chunk, 1370 130 04
9S99 60
189 41
111209 32
BOND ACCOUNT.
Bonds outstanding January
1st, 1870 $22000 00
Bonds Redeemed 4900 00
Bonds outstanding January
1st, 1880 tmoo 00
FINANCIAL CONDITION.
DR.
To amount of Bonds" out
standing (17100 00
Toara'ttluo J.J.Gallagher 6 10
To am't due J. Andreas.... 2 00
To am't duo James Ash.... 13 00
To Resources in excess of
Liabilities 7300 I
The Cry is Still They Come !
The Casli System Tltorougltly Endorsed.
Our constant influx of new mtrons nnd largely increased trade
is the best evidence wc can offer in favor of the Cash System.
Crowds ol customers, who make their purchases daily at the
ORIGINAL CHEAP CASH STOltE, can testify to its merits,
and to keep our increased run, wc have in consequence thereof
thoroughly overhauled our entire stock of WINTLIl DRY
GOODS, WOOLENS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c., and have placed
Al. L 1. 1. 1 . xl.'i -111?" .
no same iu sucu usionisiinigiy iov prices mm wiu insure u
eady sale. "We therefore offer to-day ;
Special Bargains m Black SilKs. .,
Special Bargains in Black Cashmeres'.
Special Bargains in Black Alpacas.
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 in "White and Colored Blankets.
Special Bargains in Cassimcrcs.
Special Bargains in Boots and Shoes.
SV Tt It il fiut well wnrtli rnmnrnhnrlnrr. Ih,f . vprv lnrtrn mimhnr nf nnr nntrnnN wbn hftVff
become acquainted with nt nnd who still do their tradlngat our Store, havo become acquainted
with us through the medium of tho Press, and, as wo advertise very largely through the bell
channels, wo never ndverttso a Bargain unless wo have It to olfcr.
LalL early it you would secure real Bargains,
ltcspcctfullv,
J. T. NUSBAUM & SON,
Lchlghton, Penn a.
21127 08
Persons calling for the nbuvo letters will
plcaso say "Advertised."
T. J. Skifkkt, Assistant P. M.
44 nm't recclvcdfrom First
Nntlonal Bank, rent, '79 12 00
44 nm't received from L.
Armbrustcr, rent, 1879. 00 00
44 am't received from Witness Fees
Refunded
44 am't received from Election Pay
Refunded (Packer twp.).
funded.
44 am't received Irom Taxes Re.
Tlio Cool Trude.
Thero is entirely too much nnlhracilo coal
on the surface of the earth for n steadily
wholefomo market. The difficulty is not so
much that prices are low as that thero is a
very limited demand for coal at any price.
Coal is bcins piled in wailing for a demand
that is believed will surely coir.o before tho
year is half out. This belief is based on tho
encouragement aiTorded on the general re
vival of busiuess, and more especially on
the revival of the manufacturoof and traffic
in iron and fctec. These aro pursuits that
rcvivo slowly and at groat t xpensc; conse
quently, when once sturtcd, they are likely
to hold ou for several years. Iron works aro
now in full blast nil oyer the country, and,
from the number of railroads and tho length
of miles proposed to be constructed, thero
is good reason for estimating for a large de
mand for fuel for this iron interest. As yet
however, thero Is little movement as to an
thracite coal price. Enough, however, has
transpired within tho past lew days to in
splio hope of something even more favor
able in the near futuro. There was a meet
ing at the Lehigh Coal .Exchange in this
city about the middle of tho just week, at
which thero was a largo representation of
oierators, and several' members of tho
an Idea of the follies Congressmen will at Schuylkill Coul Exchange were present by
tiBits g.lve themselvct up to.
For the want or something tetter to talk
nboat we are having a lively canvartjuitnow
of the ohaneet or presidential candidate!.
The Republican organ here It for Grunt, "red
hot," and the ex-President hat warm support
among tot older officials and representatives
ofthe, party generally about Washington.
But the greater activity at the present time
it credited to the frlendt of Senator Blaine
and Secretary Sherman who are said to be
setting thlngt up pretty lively all round the
bush. Some of the correspondents, notably
the specials of the- New York Herald and
invitation. Tho best feature of tlio gather
ing was the earnestness with which lheope:
mtors took hold of the subject. AVhile no
change in prices was reached at this meet
ing for coal for the current month, except
In Iho single instance of an advance of 25
cents per ton en furnace coal, there was a
disjioslllou shown on tho part of operators
to stiifen the market, even at the expenso
of a fortnight s susjieusion of production
duriug the month. The increase in the
price of furnace coal, we understand was
Timet, tay that the Secretary ofthe Treasury ! made in consequence of the present active
It bending all the patrouaue orbit department condition of the Iron trude,as already noted
to secure dclegatei to Chicago i and there . Statements wero also mado in this connoO'
bat been a small Garfleld 'boom" within, the lloa tLat tw ,utwe(jt a ,a j,,
lion to bear any increase in prices which
last few days, basc-1 upon the theory that If
o tiA.ma. oinnnt nnmtnfttn hi miff if lis will mt
p (Jjrfleld In preference toall the others. It U'" market should warrant. The question
iseertato that the c ntest between Blaine, ' of restricting production at the mines was
Sherman wM Grunt for the nomination It , considered, and it was finally agreed to op
vuixlqit very wirm, an3 at thll time it would i ,nt a committee of three to confer with
be hazardous to undertake to name the win. RKii,iii (,.i i .... i.. I
M.fV."-a!KSt r" to pursue In this matter. An uU,.: -Tb, Pop. h.nl f.o, tor the reiki cf
vk that abetter frouwhisl'reiijeni ae- the ciistieu In Ireland.
tdutely withdrawing hit nams ana roroid- - v. n 4,.i.. -The wages diiuie Intbe Engltaa cotton
iIihbUI Vie will be tbotlly presented, tot of tolls will probably bo the mult Tho 1 trad ao iMl threiNuuiiv
STATU N i:VS.
Diphtheria is prevailing in Cambria coun
ty, and a Mr. Ucadc, of Chest township, lost
five chlldtcn in two weeks from tl s Usease.
Andtaw MallAlt, of Johnstown, who killed
a lelluwwoiman lamed Gibbs bvablowwitb
a -hovel, has been baited '.n the sum of C3 000.
Mrs. Itoubcu Walter, ot Williams township
Northampton county, disappeared ftom homo
on Fildav night, and nothing has been heard of
her Btuce that time.
An Impudent woman, poddllng lice, forced
her way lito tho kitchen ot a Heading les1
depoe, and defied tboadyot tho houso to put
her out. When too Utter chartrcd upon her
with a wcllabarpsned hatchet sho fled in dls
order.
-John White, a farmer llviugicar Kenne'.t
Fquiro, attempted snicldo last Thnrttday b)'
taking poison. The physicians saved him, and
he soou afterward Infltciod a number of staba
upon lilinscll, nose ot which are considered
danccroud.
On 'lucsday nljrht Frame renter, a French,
man, boarding v Ith another Frenchman nam
ed Labollt, lu Houtzdate, chai fluid county,
went into tho litter's reom, and a fleht ensued,
when I.lbclll was dir.cmbowo.led and killed.
Ferricr made hts escape
-Samuel JIcLa'u, on trial at Pitttbnrg for
the murder ot tbo boy lluutor, at Uraild icL'a
last Match, was on Saturday found guilty ot
murder lu the eeoud Aegrt'e. hamuel Gtsal is
yet U be tried for complicity In tho same crime
lu view ot the BlishteviooQcoot guilt the ver
dict wus unexpected.
A tract ot land near Ilordee City, McKcan
county, has been sold toMuuluiU. Audtuwa &
HltclicocW for tc5,0.
Tuesday. fall of top coal la No. 2 shaft of
the DcUwaro and Hudson Comdanj'a mines
at riymnutb killed l'cter Burtyau4 seriously
lijaredhls son,
Michael l.errls, a miner, was killed at the
North Ashland Colliery, Hchn lklilcouuty, on
Ttu'"&dy of last week, bv a ruh ot col
The Alleutown "Dcmocraf reiwrts that
nuir'ettkab'e evidences ot coal havo been dls
coveted iu Monroe county, near Wtud Gap.
Filday. a body supposed to bo that ot Em.
met brauuon, who was drowned In the Dela
ware at Lackawaxen, on Ntw Year's day, flaat
ed at M Illord, l'ike county.
On Tsurbduy evemug of last week Mr. l?r
aslua Bmith, the wife ot a veil to do liquoi
merchant In Ilyde raix, near ticrautnn. com
mlttcd suicide by shooting herself through the
heart.
A rittaburg dispatch states that at a meet
ing ot the Western Irou Association in that
city Friday the card rites for bjr iron wero at
vauced fromlH to 4 cents. Thla puts up th
price ot pueddug irom a.ss to 17.21 per ton.
1'itttbJrg papers i eport lhat a new oil well
tear lteynoldivlile, Jetfer.ni county, it yield.
Iqf about 150 barrels a day. This ducovery has
cieatedane:clteinent throughout ,tho oil re
glon tit II la a new territory, aud this flrt Had
there argues well lor prollno sources ol oil.
'I he o.io of Ilohlnsou Hewn, ou trial at
FranLUn, charged with the murder ot bis faih.
er, was closed unTbnrsilav ot last vrea, and
the Commonwealth failed to sustain its case. It
was atwutalrcd that ou tho day ot the tnurCer
a strange man was seen about the farm, anu It
Isnow tbouxtit that this was the murderer ot
the old man Howe.
laaae Mills, Br., a well known citizen ot
Western l'ennaylvanta, died at liraadeck ou
Wednesday afternoon of last week, in his 7Hh
year. He was a man ot wouderlul activity,
and four rears ago bad a desperate eicountw
with two higbwa) men, la which be received 30
distinct wouadj upon hit body. Two brothers
utiaed Jacobs are nw serving a leustby term
U tbo penitentiary for this attack.
44 am't received from Redemption
on Unseated Lands
44 am't received from Entering
Bond Refunded
44 nm't received from Old Plank
Weatherly Bridge
44 am't received from Schnaulfer's
Note
44 am't rccclvod from Coal for Of
fices 44 am't received from T. il. Weav
er, Old Plank
44 am't received from J. Nunemaeh
cr, order of N. Jlanells
21170 78
72 00
3 33
3 00
7 17
44 07
1 25
4 00
2T 83
20 72
2 00
9 00
Total Receipts (51199 I
MAX SCHWEIBINZ, Treasurer, CR.
BY ORDERS TAID AS FOLLOWS:
COURT EXPENSES.
Witnesses, Justices, Con
stublcs and Sheriffs Fees
In Commonwealth Cases, 2024 59
Thus. Keincrer, Prothou'y
and Ulerk's Fees 354 17
E. II. Slcwers, Dlst. Atty.,
Fees and Expenses 440 35
Stenographer's Fees 302 00
Constables Fees and Mile
age, Tipstaves and Court
Crier.. 763 40
Lunatlco Inqulrcndo 70 00
County Order Kdcemed ...
i' rcigni milt
Postage. Telegraphy and
Expressage
Keeping Prisoners at East
ern Penitentiary
Gas and Water-rent
STATIONERY, OIL, PAINTS,
ADVERTISING & PRINTING.
E. H.Raueb, Printing, Sta
tionery and Advertising.. 489 30
E. M. Bovle. Advertising.. Iu2 75
Chas. Blew, Advertlslug... 05 75
11. V. Slorihimcr, Advertis
ing anu i-riniing 141 uo
J. CTBoIon, Stationery, Oil
and Paint , 54 28
Miscellaneous 41 43
4000 00
250 O0
110 70
.44 25
504 01
109 2j
on.
By Cash in hands of Trea
surer 13100 70
By Taxes oustandlng U2M 32
24427 (8
Wo the undersigned, Auditors of tho
County of Carbon, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a correct statement of tho
amounts received nnd disbursed by MAX
SCHWEIBINZ, Esq., Treasurer of said
County, of tho ShenlPs nnd Commissioners'
Accounts, so far as tho same have come to
our knowledge, lor the vear 1870.
Witness our hands tliU 14th day of Jnnu
ary, 18S0.
Attest! SAMUEL MOTZEIt,
H. A. BELTZ,
D. B. ALBRIGHT,
Auditors.
Z3 Sinco the nbovo Statement was nu
dited, the account of II. A. Beltz, Esq., of
ucmgiuon, amoaniing to $3J 31, lias been
sciticu in mil.
II. E. Swabtz, Clerk.
ieorunry 1111, issu-wi
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OPIUM HABIT
cuimn i'aimji:ssi.v.
The Meillotuo told for a small marcin above
tho cost of coTpoundlnir. All casus tioateu by
ipeoiai iTUBvuiiuuu. x'ur mil paeueujttrs au
res tue DiscovunGB,
Dr. S. B. COLLINS, or
LA. TOIITE, IND
MRS. S. B. COLLIXS,
ten. r.mo
1344 50
REPAIRS OF CO. BUILDINGS.
Jail 450 07
Court House and.OIflces... 2US1 91
BOUNDARY LINES AND
BRIDGE VIEWS.
Banks and Luzerne 140 74
lst Muucli Uhunk 124 30
Jurbon und Seuujlklll VI 00
urkige.viuws 11 10
UlllTOH'S NOTICE.
I.l U10 Orphans' Conrt of Carbon Countr. In
tue milter oi tne ursi account 01 Thorna urm
oior. Admiulstiator of Oliver llrciiLlscr. noc'd.
Tbo undeiagnoa Auditor, appointed by the
Court to examine and, 11 neco&stry. rcutate aatd
account, and mako distribution of tho funds In
tne nanus 01 tne Administrator, will attend to
tne uulies 01 nis apiwiuttucnr. on tuu umua h ,
MAUUil Uu. lhSO. nt TUN o'clock iu Ihn f ore.
nuon at hu office in tho Boiouah of Mauch
(jnunK. uaruoii uouuiv, i-a , at wiuctl timo auu
acouit parlies luterestod in ald estate may
ilionu. JU1X. ii.l,liN is
Feu. 7, 183C- wi Auditor.
379 74
MERCHANDISE.
O. II. MoDantel
J. W. Hcbcrllnif & Uo
David Trcharu
F. H. Wilier
Coal for Jail and Court
House
R. F. Hollord, Co. Institute
Jury Commissioners and
Clerk Hire
Auditors and Clerk Hire..
II. K Swartz, Commission
ers Clerk
Max Schwelblnz, Treasur
er's Salary
State Taxes
Bank Taxes
State Taxes on Co. Bonds.
ELECTION EXPENSES-
2 75
148 47
2 25
7 60
300 31
125 Ul
89 24
V0 00
800 00
1000 00
403 21
1824 00
59 00
February Election, 1879...
November Election, 1879.
507 24
611 50
TpXECUl'OUS' SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate,
Brvlrtneo an order of tho Ornhana Com
ot Caibon Couutv. reliusvlvamu. the unucr.
slffticd. hxecutomotBOLOUON 80I.T. Intcof
IltAA'Kl.IN Township, County nud Htsto
atoi esau. decca od. will sell atl'ubllo bait
the premise?, on
Saturday, February 21st, 1880,
at OXK o'clecK I. M,, the following va'nablo
llHAij i'ivx At it. iowiii an inni certain 'iract
or Piece 01 1.A3II). i-itliate in Fruulcliu Towc
Bhip afurefa-u. oa a puallo road leading frcm
weisppoitio oirouuauuig. 1111.1 uooub d nines
caitt 01 weisspon, uouuutfi uy lauai ot noueii
caniubcll. boll & Lovnn. Tiliraman liro so.tch
aud otbeis. contallllue TVi:.KT V.T11 ltl.li
AUllli aud MKT V-.MKfi I".EUCUl'.a, strict
IlieilHlire. uie improvrincma uirreou n
lIUUMe;, 25 by 15 feet, with Kitchen at- J3ta
rnlifil. la hi- Z fnet Framn ltnrn. 3a lv &j luel.
and oihor outbui dlugs. This is cue of the bee.t
hr.mfM 111 l!nrltiitl Cmilitv.
leimtwiu uo muue kuowu at tue uuio uuv
place ot bale, uy
1UUI S.i auu 1 JIU-. J. SOLT,
lx:utora of boh Bolt, dec d.
Franklin. Feb. 7. 13S0-W3
Fox Scalps
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES.
F. P. Longstroet 100 00
P. J. Median 100 00
John V. Bortolette 16 CO
Allen Uralg 182 99
J. M. Ne Willi (State Taxes) 1022 40
MISCELLANEOUS.
E. R. Siewcrs, Auditing
Reg. & lice, and Proth'ys
Dockets lor 1878-79 00 00
Recording Commissioners'
Bonds 4 60
Contribution tor Sprinkling
Streets 10 00
Weather Vano 20 75
Hill for Collin 34 00
Joinput'g Election Returns 6 60
iioaruiug jurors. ,. iu u
1108 80
164 00
2020 45
4500 67
JURORS FEES AND MILEAGE.
April Term, 44
t i
Jas. Sweeney, April Term,
1878
John Barge, April Term,
1878
Grand Jury, Jan. Term, '79
Petit -4 44 ' '
Traverse 44 44 44 41
44 adlourned44
llranu 44
1'etlt 44
Traverse 44
Grand 44
1'etlt 44
Traverte44
Grand 44
Petit 44 44 44 44
Traverse-4 44 44 44
Costs In Robinson vt.Walk-
cr, for County
June
October 44 44
6 OS
3 Ot
277 24
685 12
172 80
373 24
113 04
390 04
293 62
117 00
93 20
357 10
145 10
30J V9
403 12
3927 50
100 30
UNSEATED LAND TAXES for 1876-7.
basks TowBsnir.
Road Tax....
School Tax ..
69 04
222 01
311 H
MAUCH CHUNK TOWKSIIIF.
Road Tax 85 04
bchool Tux 63 63
, 89 17
LKiimii TowNSUir.
Road Tax 362 33
Schoul Tax IDS 10
660 41
LACflANNK-TOWHSUtl'.
Road Tax ...
School Tax .
57 07
83 00
140 73
E16TMACCII C1IIJMK BOROt'OII.
Borough Tax 6 69
School Tax 26 02
S3 21
Poor Tax for above
Townships. 303 83
FUASKLIH TOWHSU1F.
Rnad Tax 14 S3
t-chool Tax , 14 35
Bounty Tax 1193
40 63
Balante due for 1170
to 1873, school tax 00 87
KIDOin TOWB61IIP.
Road Tax 210 93
School Tax lal 3s
Poor Tax.., 79 21
601 63
lowaa towamsijo TowasHir,
Road Txx ,. 12 03
School Tax II po
Poor Tax , 11 vs
42 02
rAciin Towmnir.
Road Tax S31 31
School Tax 200 IT
59T 56
161 15
COUNTY" BRIDGES.
East Maueh Bridge..
Lehigh Tannery
Parryvlllo
i,cu!ii nap
Lehlghton
Weatherly
Mahoning
Slrohl's
Griffith's
llowuian s
Liszard Creek
Trachsvllle .
' 441 49
103 27
141 80
80 62
3 31
01 79
3 60
100 02
12 98
304 20
117 40
211 94
Planks for Weatherly, East
Maucu ununK anu now-
man's 179 98
1834 80
J. W. RAUDEN BUSH, JAIL
EXPENSES.
Building Fires In Jail 122 00
Medical Attendance 19 00
Medicines 10 20
Ulothlng lor Prisoners 30 80
Cartridges (Brcnelser) 2 00
Guarding Jail 228 00
Boarding prisoners, strv
ing venires, etc., nut is
1819 T4
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
James Ath, balance due... 9 00
11, Boyer, balanco due 9 00
I). Rouse, balance due 9 00
J. J. Gallagher, 100 days at
$3.00 S00 00
J. J. Gallagher, 41 days at
42 00 82 00
J. J. Gallagher, 30.S0 ex
penses Incurred Visiting
Bridget, on account 5 10
Joslah Andreas, 100 days at
S3 00 300 00
Joslah Andreas, 30 days at
02.00 60 00
Joslah Andnas, 420.00 ex
penses Incurred, fee., on
account 18 00
James Ash, 100 days at 3. 800 00
James Ath, 7 days at 2 ... 14 00
James Ath, 20 eiinses in
curred, on account 7 00
rrOTEIi STAND FOIt SALE.
The undersigned oilers at Private Sale, his
Hotel Stand, known as the 44 HORSE SHOE
HOUSE," tltuato on the public road leading
to Bowman's, and about a quarter or a mile
below the parryvllle u maces, mis oners a
rare chance for anv ono In search of a first.
class business place. For further particulars
appiy on tue premises, io
... .It. .MM .Wl . ,
Jan. 21, 1880-W3 Proprietor.
Ti and Mineral Lands In
XtlCU C arUlb Shenandoah Valley of
Va., for sale, send stamp lor catalogue
Statlus, Gkattam 5tCo., Harrisonburg, Va,
("TT a Month and expenses guaranteed I
V i Agente,
OUSTA. MAINE.
outfit free, uiiaw ACo.au.
Ian 21. -Iw.
GiTII a year and expenses to agents. Out
pi'' nt free. Address P. O. VIOKERY,
Augnsta, Maine. lan
TJ A MTJHT Prn lor advertisers luo pages, lucts.
lillIllilllDlu.i.VJiiii. atwu,,j
DMiaiSTKATltlX SALE
Of YaluaMo Real Estate
By virtue of an ordor or the Orphans' Court
Arffnrlmn Mountv. 1'a.. the undcrs srned Ad-
mlnlstratrlxol George samuei ueuerung.iuio
ofth Borough of Lehlghton, Pa., dee'd thero
will be ottered at PabllcSale ou the premises,
on
Tuesday, Feb. 17th, 1880,
commencing at TWO o'clock P. M., the fob
lnwinir valuable real estate to.wlti AUtha
certain l.ot of Ground, situate on the corner
ofLeblvh and South streets In said Borough
nf-T.nt.hrlitnn pnntnlntnir In front or breadth
on said South street seventy-seven feet, and
extending or tnal width netwoen parauei nue
nuhiv.ii. nnit rniH.hnir feet to within two fee
ofa Brown House. I'he Improvements there,
on are a two-story Frame Wheelwright Shot
and one Double Frame Dwelllng,one and one-
l,nir.ln.lii hlirh.
ALSO, all that certain lot ol ground, being
apart or Lots Nns. 11 and 12, (owned by said
deceased nnd Samuel Levan) situated on
South street, in sam norougn, anu unjoining
the Evangelical church, containing Iu from
on said South street scventy.nno feet, and ex
tending thence between parallel lines to an al
leyone hundred andelghtyone R.ladepth,wlth
a Iront of sevcnty.seven leet on Northampton
street. Tho Improvements thereon are a two
tlory Frame Dwelling.
Terms will be made known at time and place
ot sale, by
' ANGELINE HEBEIILING,
Administratrix of G. S. Heberllng, dco'd.
Jan. 10.-W4.
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its un paralleled edeacy. Tho
expenso In IU manufacture Is at
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H0UDAYG00DS ! !
The nndcrnlgnM returns ncr elncie tunnls
to the rroiile uf LelilRbton nnd viiialtv for liio
llliernl iinlronpce cxioi.ilcd to her will!- loca.
Ind In thai iiiace. ami rn-ii cl fully infotiiK
ILini that shu l.as JtKMOVKli totimiew hi !
eicgai.t Btore.Wooni, I'lVi-iUuOUa IltLOW
HACK aXUKHT. on
Total Dltbnrsements,
11U 10
RECAPITULATION.
Total amount ofllecelpts. .517W M
Total amount of Disburse
ments $SM3S 01
Balance on hand January
lit, US0 131S0 70
tiWJ 60 T 60
Balance OntstantliDS January 1, 1880.
Conrad Kochr. x-Treas'r, 11 Si
J. 1'. lleiu.colloclor lianks,
1878 000 U
I). Mnyiler, collsctor Parry.
Vlllo.1871 119 60
TS DIV0BCE.
Mary Alice Elsennoirer,
er.l
un.l No. 1,
I.V 1
Oct, TM 1879.
DivoncE.
bjiier next 1 uend.Man-
aisai AChcr.
va.
kiui You will Dlenita take mtlce tbat the
undeisifrued haa been appointed Comnns.
siouer br the Court of Comuiout'leaa ul carbon
county to take tettimocr In aur libel case lor
Divoice. and will ntteud to aaid duties at the
bince ot Unite lUinbiT. Khi , in l.fUlBhluii.
ou Mondartba xKCOMl'llAY OF MAUCH.
16S0. at t o'clock. I1. M. wbeu aud wucre you
aud all otaeia mteretted mar attend.
1. J. MUKI1AN.
Jan. Si, 16So.-4t. Coniailauoner.
TO H00 A YKAll. orS3tofa
Miles' Patent Safety Pin.
Made from the best brass spring wire, with
a complete and perfect protection for the point,
in the shape of a round shield, formed from
sheet brass, the whole being Jlttel Plated and
handsomely finished.
This Pin is a ptrfctt 03C and the hit In till
matltt.
We also control the sale of COLE'S riTE.1T
HAT AD C01T HOOK. These Hooks are made
from the best Swedes Iron Wire, flattened, with
points barbed. They are easily dnven and
give excellent satisfaction where they are in
use. We are the exclusive manufacturers of
the above named Pin and Hat and Coat I look.
Correspondence solicited.
DOUBLE FOISTED TACK CO.,
10S CHAMBEliS ST., Xen Tork CIt J.
THE
BEATS THE
WORLD
Susquehanna St., M'h Chunk,
whern she will ne niraicu to met ner oiu
filcnds. Bho hQB Just received a Jfuw block of
NotionslFancy Goods,
Comprlfluir UMJKllWKAlt, Ill'MILIN AND
UlSltaiANTOWN WOOL lIOdlliltY, lui.
I)orti'il and tmnestie l.Mi ItOIIIEU'V,
JUUlluNK. OLOVKS. aud a larne
vanetv of the Kewest De"lgna
in yancy Uuoda, suitablo lor
HOLIDAY PRESENTS !
Together with a Urse vanetr of Gooits not
kul-rally kept Iu any other ttonilutuwn. If
vou do not tee what you waiit .iik torn aud I
will e r it for roa hare ot putronago i so
uoitcuauaaauauciioa euaiaatecu.
Mrs. C. DeMirccaiy.
Snrmiehanna Street. 5th store below mc t.,
Jjov.lljf JXAUOllCJlUKK.J
Maiiiool: Hov Lost, How Restored!
inv Juat tmtllhcl.nnctr mltlon of On.
fSSi CULVEttWKLL'S CEUbUSTEl Uf BAT oil
tl10 raiiu-ai cure (wltbout uiedicueloi
bt'Ei:uaTORRiioi:A i-rBemiual Wi'ak.
ueca. Involunuiv bemiual Ixsaoa, IlU'OTF.Ncr,
ilciitul anil riiyalral lucarucltr. Iiuiivtiliuruls'
to Marnace. ete. i a'ao. coxsuumox. triur.
II aud fits, mduccd by aell luoulgt nee or aoi.
ualrxtravastince. &c. . .
The celebrated autliur.tn tlilt admirable,
aar. cienriT duuionfetratea. from a tbirtv s can4
nt'rjful liratMlot'. mat tlit: aiariiiloi: couse.
Amv in ronr own locality ' o Unuencea Ol aoil auuito nmr uomuiuaiiy i-iirw.
?.?. H,F ".""'".'.'''- . " ri,H.....t ii.k dnimmna uaa ol llltcrual mrdl
".u u""wc.'.,." "'.'1 ,B.Mina iSlititlirof tlie knife, liolutllur
amount stated above, No one en fall to raake I ;"L'.VS'f
matter w'u.t Ills coudiliuu way be way euro
blaibelf cbcaplv nrli aieiy. aud RAMCULLr.
1 v mi iunrp auuuiu iiuiu iu. uiujuui
Isle.
moiifjr (nat
maze more tlmu toe
Auy one can ilo the work. Vou
io bal
can make from 53 coots to tZ an honr by devot-
Jnjrrour evenings nud apare time to tin
iims. It rosta uotbioir to irr tne Dtuinesa.
Notninf like it (or niouer xaaklnt ever offered
before. UuaineM pleasant a ml alrtctly ouo
nolo. Hwler, tt you waut to know all about
tbo bet ptrtnK banluesa before the pabno send
Ut rouriimiOHiM a win nruu juu tuit ar-
ucnlara and private terms tree , saiup es worth
also fret i you can then nftke up your wind
tor TOUraelf Ad.lre UEOUOK bTl.Ntitt.H
ACO:, I'crtlainf.ktalue. Juq 1,-lr"
everr vouth aud everr man lu tbe tamt.
U ut under seal, lu a plaiu euvloe, toanr
address, post-ifiti!, ou rtcpt otali, osuUor
two iMwUgo utaiupa
Address tUe pubiisbers.
The OulvervreH Mcillral Co.,
41 A-NNfit. NEWYOnKi
rott Ofllco Vox, iXC tpnix- jtt
Tru!nihqSEWIHGMACH1H!
AV01DIN0GEARS.COSS.CAHSAND LEVDW.AH0
SUBSTITUT1KG THEREf OR AN ENTIRttY NEW
MECHAHIWLPRlNClPLEAMWrABWAL
IHPROVEMEUT SEENATAGIAHCECKBCBDBWt
AUT0KWT1C.0IRECT t PMFECTAeiKWW DWnjT
NO FRICTI0il,N0N0ISE.N0WDmOTAHS
flOFt GETTING OUT OF ORDER. ALVWfS RIABYTO
SEW THE nSVHEAYlESTOMDS. OV1NC ENTIRE
SATS ACnON.KOI0.SGTALKCaARn)!OTK0Uim
WEW tWlNETELUKQ ITS OVH STORY STORES lljh
MtClATESAUS.HENCETHE BEST HACWNE rORACEKTS
TO SELL. SEND fOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
AGENTS TAVERYMFfeCO.
WANTED Tp
m
wnwUl'J Viliat'ocJili 1 amaw m-t
iiKauamf .
r in
tr in rely fit Ueurtt. C
liiiiuL'Ui&; rtiiiei, oux ttMi
of lone sisndwc in 1 week.
anu orninnrr rfm utiasn.