n. V. MORTIIIMKn.
KI11TOII
t.RlttatlTON. I'A.l
BATUUDAY. MAY, R, 1SS0.
The public ilcbt statement for April
thows a reduction of 412,078,070.
Ma. General Samuel 1'. Hclntilcman
tltal in Washington, on Saturday, ogcil f
years.
Thoa. A. Boott resigned tlio rrt-sliloney
of tho Pcniuylvaula Kallroad Company on
Batunlay,
Fred, Hasiaiirek, ediUir of the Cincin
nati Valksblatt, has written a letter to Em
ory 8. Foster, Eccielarjr of the Anti-third
Term Convention, expressing his opposition
to the nomination of Grant ur any other
cindidatn for a third term. Ho says he does
not even belisvo a 1'ieanlcut should be elect
ed for a second term.
A riot lasting nearly nine hours created
this most Intense excitement in Fdtersnu
Sunday, It originated in the eliootiug of a
young man, who was accompanying a Ger
man linking society ,Uy tho owner of h piece
of land over which tho Germans wcro pass
lux while on their way to tho mountain
from which they wcro to greet tho using
tun with choruses and cheers, in accordance
with the old-lime May-day custom. A
rush was made for tho murderer, and two
buildings into which ho fled wcro fired.
The police arrived In time, to protect the
man, but they were repeatedly attacked
with stones, and many wcro seriously in
jured. Speeches were made mado by of
ficials, but the mob increased in site and
fury, an appeal was mado loGov. MeClellan
for the militia of tho Stato. Companies in
Jersey Cit were accordingly put under
arms, and a special train was mado icady.
In the afternoon, after nlno hours of parley
with tho rioter, the prisoner was smuggled
oft" to Newark In a coach, through tho strat
egy of Father McNulty, a Catholic priest,
who had just addressed tho rioters,
i
;i:n. Hancock.-
The Hancock association of New Orleans
recently issued an address to the people, in
which fourteen reasons arc given why Gen.
W. 8. Hancock should lecvive the presi
dential nomination, ns follows:
1. He is n true exuent of democratic
theories and iIi'Iiiht.iIio principles.
2. He has filled in the lullest measure tho
duties of a well rounded lile, in which are
Kingularly blended the highest typo ol tho
American eoldier and the splendid exein
plication of the civil ruler.
3. lie maintains the subserviency of the
military to the civil authority.
4. He is personally the mot popular man
of tho nation.
5. His nomination would secure thousands
of votes from union soldiers who would sup
port no other democratic candidate.
6. His nomination would harmonize the
contending factions in New York.
7. He can carry the Slate of Pennsylvania.
8. His nomination would create such on
thusiasm in the south us to render every
stato beyond doubt
9. Hi's character and record arc such Hint
In no possible event could ho be put upon
the defensive.
10. His nomination would antagonize no
section of tho country nor portion of ' the
democratic party.
11. He, better than any man living, can
allay the passions of civil strife, drive sec
tibualisin out of pnliticsuud forever end tho
"blood v slilil" crusades.
12. His entire life is an earnest that he
would call none to his counsels but those
on whom tho country could safely lely.
in. He combines more elements of stiunath
and avallibility than any other uameu in
connection with We presidency.
14. If elected, he will take his scat.
TSICDC.tlOCllATlC CONVICTION,
A Harrisburg correspondent, writing un
der data of tho 1st Inst., to the New York
Sun, sums up tho result as follows: It was
Impossible to estimate clearly tin! nature
nd value of the results of tho lato Demo
cratic Convention, in the midst oftlis tur
moil and excitement winch promised eo
much evil, anil yet ended in so much good.
As between 8onator Wallaco ond Speaker
Eandall, perhaps tho voto on the unit rule
waijtho best test of tho strength of cachatml
that was very close. Mr. Wallaco made a
determined tight for tho imjiosition of the
uwi rule, while Mr. Eaudall led tho oprws
Ition. They both spoko on the iiroiiotltioii :
they personally led their resiiectivo forces,
nu it was the ouly occasion umu which
they confronted each other publicly in any
other spirit but that of real or apparent
amity. On this question Mr. Kaudall hail
made up the issue weeks ago, and he had
thrown himself fiercely Into the struggle
fir a freo delegation to Cincinnati. Dut he
was dreadfully weighted by tho precedent
set by the Tildeu men at Syracuse, ond it is
now very clear that Mr. Randall has all
along been much stronger in this State than
Mr. Tilden.
The "peace und harmony" arrangement,
which averted tho bitterest faction fight ever
seen in Pennsylvania, was decidedly and in
every point of vieiv advantageous to the
antl-WaJlace people. It not only gave them
th oyster and tho Wallaco men tho shell,
but it took the oyster away from tho latter,
who had in possession, in order to givo it
to tbtir enemies. It recognized the success
of the revolution in Philadelphia, and seat
ed the forty six debates of the Couutv
Committee with 23 votes, where it had mmo
before, and these 23 votes wcro decisive
This settlement was due primarily toll i-
tknse desire of the country Deui. ci-.icy fn
liarmnoy, onil a fixed determination u en
force It II jwwoible. It.it, utter nil hus been
MM, the party will learn in due lima lint
It is mainly indebted to two of thou s--.eallcil
I'hiUdUpliia tjcljouisU Samuel J.
Rundull and Lewis C. Cawidy for the
pc and order which it enjoys to-d.iy.
Mr. O'assidy was equally supportnl in his
work by Messrs. Iierger and McGowan ol
iho City Committee., and Mr. Itjudull bv
Mcssis. Itcade, Sanders, and others of lliu
County Cominltte. All the talk ofarbltra
tion from outside is absurd. The Philudtd
phians made the settlement thcmselvesaiiid
art entiihfd U all lL credit of it.
The ptstfurin is the declaration of last
year, with the addition or a resolution de
nouncing the Great Fraud, and calling upon
the people to right it at tho polls, which
was drawn by the tame hand as the others.
On Hit Biol bill, en corporal abuses, and
ss the question of compelling the railroads . the lines or the transferred writing, and it
to accept and obey the Coustitulion, and Is now merely necessary to lay a sheet of
thereby make an end of local freight dis-, white paiwr on the plate ami to pus both
criminations; and other crying evils, the I through tho press to obtain on Impression
reaolutlont-are tho deliberate expression or I an exact reproduction or tho origiua'l writ
th moat extreme wing or the party. In log. Any number of copies can bo pilnted
other words, It is Mr. Randall's State polhy by repeating the operatious or dampening
el up a second time. aud inking. Zl urography, thus simplified,
Tb delegation to Cincinnati is an Inde- is rapid, eoouoniioal and witbitrtbo reach
ftndtnt one fron) top to bottom. The Tilde n
itienieni in it Ji the most pronounced, ol
though, u i probably not a full third. In
tb delfgitiou as in the Convention, I think
that Mr. Eandall ia again stronger tjjau Mr. week, recommended that the sentenco of
Tilden that is to say, Mr. Randall could, imprisonment on Messrs. Kemble, Petrofl",
oadar certain, favoring circumstances, get Salter, Crawford and Rumberger bo remltt
more votta for himself aa a Presidential ( ed, and the remainder of the sentence, im
candidate than be could carry to Mr. Tilden. posjnj fines and disqualification tu hold of
But lb dalgatlon is under nobody's con-, fire or trust or profit, be executed. In so
troll tha defeat ot th unit rulo was intend- cori.mce with this recommendation, the
d for netica that it ahould not bt. It is urtles were released from Jail upon tho
Bbt for Tilea, Hnucock, ur Randall, but jmyiueat of Cats and owU.
tor tho man who can poll tho tnoBt votes
against Grant, and it will look out that man
from the list of candidates with tho utmost
caution, and with regard only lo two quali
fications a pure article of Democracy and
manifest tivnllnblllly. Tho spirit which
govcrnsd tho Convention will bo very like
ly to prevail In tho delegation, and I shall
bo greatly astonished If it docs not show
Itself a inoro harmonious body without tho
cocrclvo unit rulo than It would havo boon
with It.
Compiled for the Cahbos Advocate.
l'oi'ur.Ait sci liNci: notes.
Tho adulteration of tin with lead by
manufacturers at tho present day is becom
ing a matter of sorious Importance, since
such n vast amount of that material Is being
used in making cans in which to preserve
fruits, jellies, vegetables, etc., to bo eaten by
tho human familv. Lead !. i '.rll known
poison, and lo lake It into the stomach,cven
In small quantities, is exceedingly danger
ous. To tlelect lenl in tin, rub your hand
hard and briskly over it. If your hand is
blackened, lead predominates. Good tin
will blacken tho hand a very little. Good
tin nlso has n bright appearance while the
adulterated has n dull bluo look. Fruits
containing acids, put up in theso lead cans
will corrode and partake of tho poison, and
the person eating such fruit will certainly
do so at tho hazz.ird, at least of Ins health ,if
not his life. Manufacturers palm oil" this
bogus tin on the public because lead is cheap
er than tin and by Its uso their profit oro
greatly Increased. Sonio legislation is cer
tainly necessary and should bo Instituted at
an early day to put a slop to this wholesale
poisoning.
Tho omnibus lines of Taris havo adopt
ed tho new invention for subduing savago
or restive horsssby electricity. Tho machine
is simple, and consists of nil clectrio npara
lus which is placed under the seat of tho
driver. A conducting wiro running through
the reins connects the aparatus with tho bit
Should tho animal become unmanagable or
fractious, a small crank attached In tho bat
tery is turned, when n current Is formed
which effects tho horse's mouth causing him
to stop at once. The wildest and most frac
tious liurfe is said to bo cubdu'.d in this
manner.
By inansofn system of irrigation it Is
nsceitained that the Algerian Sahara, hrn
tnf ife and still n barren il,rt,U suseeptablc
of being mado n must fertile legion. Th
ground thus picpared has been loitud to pro
duce wonderful results, and under its opera
tion a soil lias been constituted in which the
intcr-tropioal plants grow willi great vigor.
So enthusiastic are those engaged In experi
menting that a writer asserts that, "hence
forth it will bo mta to say that the trans
formation of the Sahara into a fertile region
is only a question of time, labor, artesian
wells, mcansof communication,ond society."
Scientists who havo been experimenting
with fish mill other animal life to bo found
on the deep sea bottom say that the entire
absence of sunlight at greatdeptlis in the sea
has tho same effect as tho darkness of caves,
in reducing to a rudimentary condition the
eyes of such of their inhabitants as ordinari
ly enjoy visional power. Tho most of these
fish and Crustacea are provided witli enor
mous long and delccate feelers or hairs, with
which they feel their way about, as a blind
man docs with his stick.
Wabash, Indiana, claims to bo tho first
towif o adopt tho electric light for general
illumination. From tho flag staff on tho
court house,are suspcndcd.four Brush lamps
of 3000 candle power each, which arc sup
plied with electricity by a seven horse pow
er generator. Tho test of this new method,
of lighting the town was first mado on tho
31st day of last month and has proved to bo
very satisfabtory.
The Audiphono and the Dcntaphone,
instruments fur aiding tho hearing of the
deal", have been superceeded by n inoro re
cent inventfi"! called tho Osteophone which
it is said is superior in many respects lo
Cither of the former. Dr. Charles H. Thom
as, or Philadelphia, is tho inventor or tills
new instrument.
The great gas well at Murray ville, Pa.,
was recently tested and the stream of gas
found to indicate a pressure of 15U ionnils
per square iuch,as shown by a steam guagc.
One of the latest electrical inventions
is the "Electrical Polyscope," said lo bo n
simple and ingenious aparatus for giving
light in the cavities of tho human body, as
tho mouth, uosc, car and open wounds.
-Slnco thero are so many copying pro
cesses being invented theso days,and :5 thero
seems to be a mania for duplicating and
multiplying letters, circulars, etc., wo flvl
like giving our readers tho benefit of all wc
ran learn on tho subject. Heuco wo givo
herewith tho art of Zincography, a simple
and easy modoof printing, by which mode
any number or copies orn letter, drawing or
circular may bo produced. Our authority
is Prof. Thomas Bolas, F. C S., who recent
ly rcod a iipcr beforo the London Society of
Arts, describing this process In the following
manner: Zincography, ho said, is similar
to lithography, except that a zino plate is
used in the place of the lithographic stone.
Tho so-called transfer paper is merely a
moderately fine paperwhicli Ins Ix-on brush
ed over on uue hide with a mucilaginous
mixtiiio pre) m red by boiling li,g,-ilu'r I.CUll
p.nls of nan r, lot) nfnuivli, (1 n n imlio..,
and 1 i I'glue. This )i-r is wnlten upon
Willi the ordinary n lnllielc:al iilliiinllii,-
writing-iiiL, ulnih has Wen ruljb.il up with
wler like an minis water odor. The
Wj itiu;i Icny dry, it is n.-ees iry to moisten
the back ol the tiaiul'or by meunsof n damp
sponge, after which it is laid face down
ward on a sheet uf ordinary roofing zinc,
which lias bocn prcyioualy cleaned by
means of emery cloth. Doth being now
paused together under tho roller of a small
press, the transfer adhere to the ni-jtal
plate; but on dampening tho ImcIc of the
jiaper it become easily reninvabl.', leaving
the writius on the zinc. Tho face of the
tine plat is now gently rubbed over with
mueilago of gum urabec, which is all tiie
better for bcimg sour,aud the excess of gum
having been swiiged off, an India rubber
inking roller, charged with ordinary print
ers' ink, is passed over the still damp zino
plate u few times. The ink takes only on
of every ouo.
Tho Stata Board of Pardons, at its spec
ial meeting In Harrisburg Friday of last
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
nun WAsitiNOTON spnciAr,.
WasiiInotos, May 1, 1880.
Tho mills' of Coligri'ss nro grludlngnway
upon tho rout i no business and thero is noth
ing new, or lnrtling,or Interesting to chron
icle this week !u connection with tho pro
ceedings. There was something in tho way
of a sensation in tho Itouso Ways and
Means Committco on Friday, however.
Fernando Wood, tho ancient and odorous
Chairman of that committee, was tho sub
ject of somo pretty sovcra strictures, and
found himself tho victim uf some rather un
pleasant auspicious. There nro few men,
Democrats or Itcpublicaiis, in Congress or
nut, who havo much respect for Fernando
Wood, Of all the old humbugs In our poli
tics he is probably onoof the worst, and ills
a mystery to nil parties why Speaker Ran
dall keeps him at tho head of tho most im
ortant committee. What caused tho row
on tills occasion was the premature publica
tion of what purports to bo a report or the
sub-committco in chaigo or Mr. Ilurd's bill
to imiose a duly upon all Canadian cars
coming into this country. It seems that no
such report as that published has been
signed by the sub committee mid Ihc effect,
as we.l as the probable object of tho publi
cation was to "bear" certain railway stocks.
Tho charge freely mado Is that Mr. Wood
was In tho scheme, and ho was hotly de
nounced by several members of tho com
mittee for absolute untruthfulness and du
plicity. Tho new rules of tho Houso of Represen
tatives givo tho Committo on Commerce
charge ol what Is known as tho River and
Harbor bill, and wo havo reason to antici
pate unusual folly in tho appropriations for
this Iniquitous system of "internal improve
ments." For a tew years past Congress has
appropriated $8,000,000 anuually for the
"improvement" of so-called rivers little
runs and duck-ponds, or whoso cxistenco
people in the immediate vicinity aro scarce
ly aware. Congressman White or Pennsyl
vania, said a year ago, concerning ono or
theso "Rivers" supposed to bo In his district
that he really never heard or it beforo. A
sum uns voted to survey ono of these al
leged livers last winter, and when tho sur
vey took place they bored n hole in the
si lea ui for nbutiiienls, and all tho water
ran into the hole. Tho witty Sunset Cox
says that on the banks of another of these
streams the Kiskiminctas -an Iron furnace
was built, and a little water was used for
running tho furnace. All ot onca tho fur
nace slopped: thero wcro soino sows and
pigs in tlio stream. It is upon the slender
pretence of miikiug navigable such streams
as theso that our Congress votes away mil
lions of dollars per annum. Rich member
is noxious to get n filii-o of tlio steal for dis
tribution in h i district to sicuro ro-election,
so tlicy combino and log-roll the thing
through upon tho principle of "you tickle
mo and I'll tlcklo you," and tho awiudlo
goes on year alter year. Tho following ad
aptation is appropos:
THE DEVIL OUTDOIf E.
Old Nick came up to tho earth ono day,
And Into Washington wcndeil his way,
And having tome honrs to spare for calls
lie thought he would visit ournatlonal balls.
On arriving there ho crossed tho sill
As discussion was hot on the itlvcr bill.
Now OU Nick, as everybody knows,
Has power to change both hlmsclfand clothes,
So, spying a Senator's vacant chair,
Presto, change I and he was thero I
Anil ho siM.ashls eyes o'er the assembly ran,
"Wouldn't I make a splendid Uonxrosstnan;"
Tho bill was read and the devil sat thero
Tilted back In his easy chair,
With no particular Interest In It,
Till there camo a pause, of about a minute;
And in a voice that was lull of dread
The 'lmprovcment'clausoofthe hill was read.
Old Nick sat, up with Interest anew,
To see what tho honor.ililobody (?) would do,
"For surely," said he "They harn't sunk so
low
That they can pass lhat bill clear throush ;
It enrol) must be some hideous juke,
Or my Imps havo outdone their work."
Tho bill was read and tho ayes wore called,
And the devil sat there like one appalled;
Kor the basest t titnar that ho ever saw
Was this wholesale theft under guise ol law,
"To look any further thcrs Is no use.
For ofall mean things this beats the deuce.
"For thousands ol years I'vo wandcrcd'round
Trying to sea Ifthcra could not bo found
In the universe a lower level
1 ban that which Is occupied by tho devil I
My search was trultlots by sea ami by land
Till-1 met an American Congressman.
"II men like these are to Congress sent,
I'll run ray chanco for President."
i dd Nick lclt town that very day,
Hut ho was heard to mutter ns ho passed away:
"I'll let these politicians nlono,
For If I don't they'll steal my throne l"
May 4. President Hayes sent in his
tln'ealened veto mcssago on tho marshals'
clauso of the Immediate Deficiency bill, and
all hopes of adjourning by tho 1st of Juno
wcro destroyed by it. Indeed, it is now
reared that tlw session will last till July or
August. Tho Democrats havo not yet de
termined definitely on tho lino or conduct
they will pursue; but it has been suggested
that a setierato measure providing for tho
appointment or special dep.'ty marshals In
tho same manner as In the vetoed bill be
passed by tho Iwo Houses and jent to the
President Tor approval. Others talk or put-
tun; the marshal' clause ill the G-moral
Di lii ieney bill, jet t.i Ui refuted. Leading
lieiuoen.ts iv in n gaid to tl.o voto message
Unit when llujes was in Congress ho re
poatoilly yuied r ri.lori, and that it is
iheieiore intmusi-teut. Further proof of
his inconsistency are found m the following
facts: Since lie has been President ho has
rHaledly signed bills with riders on them,
including tho repeal of tho mso comitatus
clause, tho restrictions on tho army bill nt
the last seMion or Congress, tho rejieol ortho
tost oath, and to-day, by the samu messen
ger that brought in the veto, ho sent in a
message announcing that ho had signed tho
nnny bill, which has a rider prohibiting tho
uso ot Iroopi at the jmlls. Tho exposition or
his inconsistency, Democrats say, drives
him into tho attitudo or objecting rather to
what is embodiod iii tho rider than to the
mere question or the propriety of placing
riuVrs on appropriation bills which ho at
tempts to raise. Don Panuo.
Thomas Ashwood was a prisoner In a
Pittsburg jsi.'ico court. A (ml iceman had
caught him In Hie yard back of Mr. Balm
field's residence, ut midnight, Pieniiig a
shutter. He did not look like u burglar
but tho circumstances were against himauid
he would not attempt any explanation or
his conduct. Tho Justice was about to com
mit him for trial, when Miss Coulter, a
niece of tho Balmficlds, stepped lorwanl and
asked to bo u witness. She said that the
supimsed roblier was a lover of hcr's.that lie
had been forbidden to see her ami that sho
had invited him to a stolen Interview at tho
window. Tho complaint was dismissed.
Evan Mlsliler, a well-known citizen of
Berks county, died on Mondav. He was
Sheriff Tor three years from 1871; Chairman
ior several years in the uemocratlo County
Gmimittetyiud a member of the citato Com
mittee. Geoigo West was killed and Simon Knl.
ley and M, C. Douglass dingemusly woundt
c( by an explosion uf gas in the Lykrns
Valley aval mines on Monday. David O -Bnan
ond three other iniurrs. Messrs. Mor-
I gan, Williams and Evans, were slightly
vufm i too Mill lime.
Lclilglitori IHnrlicts),
Cocheoted Weekly.
Flour, per sack f 3 75
Com, per bushel 70
Da s, per bushel , CO
Mixed Chop, icr cwt 140
Middlings, per cwt i ISO
urnn, pur cwt l oo
Hotter .per pound it..,, 30
Vnnt, pvr dozen I'J
Ham. ncr tionud l-j
1. aril, per pound lo
Shoulders, per pound 8
Potatoes, per bushel , t6
Closing pricc9 of Dr.ruvr. A Tiiw.vsrxd
Stock, Government and Gold, 40 South
Third Street. Phila., May, II, 1680,
TT.S. U'j 1.W , l(o bid KO'i asked
tr S. Ciiticncv. a s isa old tisscd
U.-i. r's. 18)1, now. io:4 bid K2Ji nskril
U.S. 4Vs. now i ..irsi bi t lO'ii, asi-cri
U 3. 4M new ICT'i but inh ns:cd
l'cnusylvama 11. 11 It bid S.'S asked
rmia & 'tcaiunr lt.ll bid 101, asknl
LelilBbVallr.vlt.lt 61 bll Ml, hjhU
l.liiii Ui'iikls Nnv.Ci...... S3H bid .13t nskrd
U in i oil Comnanle ot i. J..KSJ old isi asked
Nortiiernuentralll.lt SJU bid 31 ascn
lies oiitPIo l'a.U.n. Co bid 10 ueacd
I'ltis. 'in. A lletr. it It. Co. ISI bid lrS nsiru
(Jeuuai Inmsiioitotlon Co. 15 bid 49 asued
Konbcrn roclno Com 27 S bid S7, nsicd
" " 1'rel'd. eiiflild 52 uikoil
Jfnrih rcnnstlvnnla It. H. 4314 bid si asted
Ins., Coot Ktrili Amoiica. cat, bll 3T asked
Slivu. (Trades,) ttPj bid Djs askid
New Aclveptisemcnqs.
AlifiTCM votm PonniiKs and
A U J IV IN lawns with tho CIN
NAMON VINE ( blncso Vnm.)
To all patrons and readers ol tho CAnnoN
Aijvocati: who desire them, 1 will send by
mall two Hue yearllmr Tub'r.', averaging llvu
Inches lonx, on receipt 01 10 cents In currency,
coin, or postngo stamps, which will cover ex.
pensoot pustanoand packlmr. 1 will also
lurnleh older and larger roots In proportion.
Address 1. W, URIOIIS, f. M.,
West Macedon, r. Y.
Order any tlmi before the IStUol June, 1S31)
May8,lS80-U
p' DIVOKCE.
Jano Dover. 1 In the Court orCommon
by her next friend, PR-as of Carbon County.
Henry Campbell, No. 3, January Term.
VI. 1880.
William Uoycr. J is? divokce.
sir: You will plcaso take notice that the
understated has been appointed Commission
er by the Court Of Common Plena of Carbon
County, to tako testimony In sur libel casofor
Divorce, and will attend to said duties at his
office, 2d door above the Mansion House,
Maueh Chunk, l'a.. on TUESDAY, JUNK
1st, 1889, at 10 o'clock a. m., when and where
you and all others Interested may attend.
P. J. MIIEtfAF .Com.
May 8. USO-lt
KEPOUT OF THE CONDITION or
the FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
st Lijhlshton, lu thftStste of Pennsylvania at the
close of business, April 23, 1889 1
ntsoCKCis.
Loans and discounts 02,00.75
OTorJruftj 17500
U.S. Bonds to secure circulation . , 76,000.00
U. 8. llonds on hand 8,050.01)
Otbtr stocks, bond, and tnorfcves. . o 200 00
Cua from approved reserve agents . . 12,265.04
Duo from rther Natlooall'auks , . . 843 30
Due from State Dinks and Bankers, . 254.03
Heal estate, furniture, and fixtures. . 8,100.70
Current oxpennes and taxes paid . . 1,012.25
Premium paid rao.oo
Cbecks and other cash Items . . . 2JJ.10
IIDU nf other tanks C,000 0J
Fmtlmal currency (Includlnzutckeln). 321.44
Ppecle (Inculd'g gold Treasury eertl's). 2,763 On
Leirnl tender notes 2,000.00
Hedempllea Fund ntth TJ. S. Treasu
ry (5 per cent, of circulation) . 3,375.00
Total $Is7,777.:g
mmmus.
Capital stock paid In $7503 00
?urplusfuud 1,470(0
Undivided proms 1 . . a.ticti
Xittlouil Hank notes outstanding. . G7,50)no
Dividends Unpaid 2.2 lit
InllrlduallU-iw-IlssubJectto check. . 33,441.54
Cashiers checks outstanding, , . . IJOj
Uue to other Aallooal Banks .... C4033
Totsl $lli7,777J0
8UU or nnntyitanm. uouniy oj carocn, it i
I, V. W Uoiiitun, Cashier of the aUiYt-r.auied
bank, do solemuly sweurthat the ntiovestateuieht
is true to the b;st ofmy knowl-diennd Lellrf.
W. W. IHJW.MAN. Cnl.ler.
Bubfcrllied and swtru before me this 30th day ol
.a pi 11, iswo.
TI10S. P. lti:CK. Notary Publle.
Orrect Attest! It. F. UolTo.d, llu-a. Kemner,
anu a j. uuriiti, uireciors, amy , icsu,
The Fort Allen House,
WEISSPORT, PA.
Nathan Klolz, Proprietor
This Itouso Is located In tho Tloroush of
n'clsort, carbon County, l'a., and is built
on tho site of Port Allen. anolJ stockade fort
fliculon, cro.-ied hero over n century aico to
jirutect the early Betilors aualnst the hostile
luciKslons ortho Indians. The houso Is a tub.
fiantl il brick, and was named ' Kurt Allen
House" bythelateUtward Weiss; It contains
Thirty-tuo Itooms und n handsome Itestnu.
runt, und lliu present Proprietor has newly
and thoroughly refitted tho establishment.
It has all thoiipiiolnimentsof a. Vir.aT Class
Countiiv Uotki, adapted lor I lie comfort ot
Its patrons. In close pro.xlmllv to the Hotel,
in perfect preservation, Is tho Historic
OMI l-'lt Art KLIN WELL,
which was due by order of Benjamin Frank
lui tosupuly tho uarrlson of 1'oit Allen with
water. Its walls ol stonc, which still defy the
ravages of ac, aro ns perloet to-d.iy as when
put there, and lliu well now contains about
six loetiifcrtstnl waicr. Tho well Is now he.
inx Hited 11 i as 11 hlmnrle relie.to the water of
iviiien tuo I'uiroui 01 tuo House win naro tree
access.
SUMMER IlOAnilEIlS
will ho accommodated nt Ilcasonnblo Prices.
Tho liar Is supplied with tho bed Wines,
Liquors and Ulnars, linod sinbllngr attaehed.
May, 8.1y NATHAN KLUTZ.
QUAY'S SIMCCIPIO MBDICI.VK,
rrtADE MARKTan oitCAT TRADE MAflK
r. m l, 1 a 11
It KM BUT,
an unfail
ing cure lor
Nominal
wcukness,
Spernmtor- J
rhen, Impo. jCZi
tenev. ,inrt5srI
nil ftttr
BEFORE TAKIHO.that rolIow,4FTER TAKIHB.
as a sequence of Self Abuse: as Loss of Mem
ory. Universal Lassitude, Palu In tho Hack,
Dimness of Vision. Premature Old Ac-o. imi
nnny other diseases that lead to Insanity or
Consumption, and a Prematuro Uravc.
JrFulf particulars In our pamphlet, which
iit-siru 10 semi irco uy niau to everyone.
3-Tlio Speclflc Medicine Is sold by all druu
irlsts nt 41 nor nackaire or six nneknipes for as
or will be sent Irco by mall on receipt of tho
iiuuvv ujr uuurepsiiiK uroy iieilicill
On . Mechanics' ltlock. llErnoir. Minn.
SULU I)Y DltUUOISTS EVE11Y WI1ERU
iiiay o.-iy
A irellle Wailtetl fortho heat and f.tar.tpll.
M inir Pictorial Hooks and HIMes. Prices re
duced 33 per cent. National PonnsiiiNa
Cu., Philadelphia, To. Moy l-inl
WANTED
Hy an old establish
ed House, some hon
est inteiiiKcnt Men
i-uuuiry L'Tiii IUaKysuucomnilsslon. An K
to canvass in the
crllrm Opiiui iimie v. Sotnethlnir un
heard of be'ore. so far as we know. A t'oo.1
chanco for teachers, young men, farmers and
Mediant's sons to not Into a Hisht, nRrceablc,
payinir business, with no risks and with uool
jiruspecls ahead. Answer soon, staling age,
lormer occupation and rcforcLCCS. Address,
1: u. a.ock iiox dj, rniia., ra. iuayt-it
tt Send for circulars and
jironi ui u uiuniu
made sollluv our New
Dooks, Ooldcn Thoughts on Mother. Home
aud Heaven. In prose and poetry by 800 llest
Au IWII. Eleir.intlv llluftrated. Pleases
everybody, riji-s also, ,ooo Curiosities f
ine 1 loie, i ja. a sinuie canvasser nas act
ually sold over 7,000 copies. Moody's Author
ised ermous, 42. Mailed on receipt ol ptice.
E. 11. TlthAT, Puldlshois,
mayl.inl No. 605 llroadway, New York.
MASON
AND
HAMLIN
Kent Paid I'wo-and.n. Quarter
"Wars buys one. llelt Cabinet or
Parlor tirirans In the World!
winners ol highest distinction at
every World's Klr fur Thirteen
Yeais. Prices $51, 467. $60, 10J,
lo ebOOand upwa U. AUoiorravy
paiuents, 5 a month or 09 it u
ORGANS!
u iiuiuiwi iunn,r uiiu u,nMri. vidian Kues
Iree. AUsiin ti IIamlis Dun an Co., No. 154
i.iiivu, fc-i,cc,, ,u,u, rist iiii iMreei,
(Union Square), New Yorki 240 Wabash
Avenue, Clcao. May Mnl
1 AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE NEW BOOK
FARMIN& FOR PROFIT
I Ts;i,l,s tlOU' T( 1
i Cultivate all the Farm Crops In the best man.
1 ner t llreed, Fe I and t are lor Stock 1 I) row
Sfiiur Manaae Farm Ilmlnein Make Hap.
ny Homes, and MAKE MONtY IN XI It,
KAItM fcvery tanner should haveacopr.
fc paKCS. ItO Illustrations. Send lor eircu
, Ur to J. V, Mot. I'KUY & CO.,
May 1-ut I'biisdslphla, pa 1
New Advertisements.
ANNUAL STATEMENT.
OF THE
Boroili of LeliiiMoB, Peuna.
WILLIAM At ILLElt, Troasurcr, In Account
with the Ilorough of Lchlghton, lor the
Year ending May 4th, 18S0S
HEOEIPTS.
To Ilalnncc, n per last ltcport $ CT1 B3
Cash ftoin ILNewlinnl. cullictor,
bulnncu due on Hup. lor 18TS.. .. SCO 03
'I tashrroin 1 .Newhnrd, collector,
on Dupllratu fur I87U. 3171 00
Cash Iroui Elw, Urumborc, Krass
on Square 6 00
11 Cash Iroin W, C. Coup, circus... 10 00
11 Cash Iroui lhtrld .Uanu, loan... 4000 00
11 Lash Iroui Hav. Klstler, loan.... 600 00
Cashlrom 1st National Hank of
Lehluhton, Pa., loan 2S03 00
ii Carh Iroin August Hlnkle 1 76
1 1 ah Iroui .lo-ephtlclsor 2 OJ
11 Cash Iroui Jac. W. ltaudcnbuih,
on note us 42
m,Gu 73
EXPENIJlTUItLS.
For Woik on HiKliwajs, &c.
W. II. Moullhrop 2 00
tlcoige licrliaiuer 24 70
inn lu w llrS 6 no
Tllumas Leull 2 00
lliiiry U nuner 11 7)
Wlllouahby Wert 4 ou
AUsaiidcr Miller 2 tu
II. A. Hoilz 2 00
William llrlukman aw
.lohn l'.seli t u 00
Ucoro I'crliainer 10
H llrou Ueiihunl 2 ou
W. 11. 11. Moullhrop a 00
Sio.heii .--pi iiitlir 3 U
.loseph Not hs clu 3 no
III. ilnaS l.llliz 4 10
Jacob U alter 14 7a
L. F. klepplngcr II '
I. cu U ehs 8 ia
llavld V uns 3 IK)
Charle Klelniuii , la uo
Joseph Uelxvr 2 uo
John clieekkr 0 uo
(leorito lierhaiiier 13 3-
WiliiiUKhliy crt 1 uJ
Anrnii Kiuni 7 ao
Mahloii Iteichart 1 6
W lliiain .-..iiieis 2 uo
Elliiuieih Lent. 4 00
Thotiiiis Miieil,cri 2 00
l'reihriek lli'inkiu.,11 12 :i
Thomas bine 1 he is 7a
llavld Lbert B Vj
Ocoiho lib k 1 uo
Era iNcnhard 2 uo
Wllrou H01111 2 uo
Levi Weiss 2 oj
Frank Acker 2 0J
Ed. Kenierer 1 11)
Airrcd sutler 4 00
Ucori;e lierh.itiier It 7o
Charles I'atieisou, jr 200
Thomas Futli 4 uo
Wilson Huuiz 3 UJ
Washlnutoii schoeh ' 200
Mary llreher 8 00
Clinton llretney ,.. boo
Jacob i niter 3 0J
Kobert llaithoiuuuw 3 oj
Peter Helm 0 to
Abrah no Paiicreou 400
II. 11. Lou 173
DuvldMiuiir. 1 Oj
David Munts 7 uo
.losjph Uuert 3 S11
J. A. Itotu 7 uu
Ucorxu licrliaiiit-r 8 45
John Ash 75
L. . I. Held A ti
Aarirti llaupt 6 2a
W. A. Iierlnuuer 9 02
W. a. IlcrhJincr 88
HaUd Kemerer 1 60
Abraham sioudt... 4 75
tieure lierh.iuier 0 lo
v IiloUiliuy vrert 0 so
.la men Faizlnger, seur 1 60
llavld M.niu 3 0
I harles llllluinn 2 00
Mahlon Iteiehar.i 2 UJ
Nathan Kemerer .... - 4 00
Ciianis lialiur 3 ro
1 harles Trainer U 60
Lovl Weisj 2 on
Charles Froehlich 2 75
Charles Froehlich lo Oil
William Uriiikuiuu 3 00
Joseph t)eler 1 Oj
Daniel Ko.-lenbader 1 00
WlllouHlU'y hoons 1 uo
Charlts Froehlich 1 3i
tleoriie Dcrhamer 2 00
Juscplt Zaun 2 0)
Chants norm in 8 31
lieubi.11 Hun'leker 15 75
Itvubeu Hunnleker 3 uo
Ucoru Derhainer 3 25
J. L. ti.il.lo ,.. 2 60
Charles Fioohllch 8s
L, F. Ulepptni- r 7. 1 31
UuorifO Delhauicr 3 68
MISCELLANEOUS.
W. M. napshcr, salary ns Scc'y.... CO 60
J. K. llleki-rt, lelico p. B.S 3 73
W. .vi.ltai'Sher.prolesslonal sjrices
2earsan,i sumliy expenses.... 60 00
Daniel (lruer, huise luru 2 bi
L. S. jiu-uli, enuiiHcrlnu services. 12 37
11. V. 0 orthimer, prlniiiw annuil
stnteineiit 27 Oj
W. P. Loiiii, liuuKets. ivc, lor Ljh,
Ho ik aim L tlderi 'o 38 '-
James lUlIcuhacli, hauling oj
llios. S. Heck, ullld.ivus and oalhi
ofolllce 4 15
H. J. Kunir, posts 60
Chas. Fruehlieh, blackrinith uoik.. 6 02
John Itlnker, lilacksiulth work 1 uj
Win. Miller, for S.ulo tax lis o3
Daniel Sehueh, lime li 31
Jacob Slrau.-I.nrer, It. i-niLt 8 14
Win. Miller, salary us treasurer... 33 0
David Ebbert, hauling 1 4u
Uriah Faislu'er, siiunries , Vi
.1. L. Uabiv, nails and inmlief 6 .8
Phaon Clauss, maiiuio lor squaro.. 8 30
Orlando Kemerer. s. rvi'.esas 1'ollee. 4 OJ
Itcub. tluiislckir.manuruloi njuarc. 7 7u
Wm. Millir, lal. asMtiury 40 bo
lUubeu Hiiiitieker, work aud ma
nure on I'ulnio Mpuiru 10 60
11. Koiiicnbadi-r, set viees ns Pndcu. 4 00
Abr. llartholoiUwW,tutcrtst 011 bonus - 85 oj
E. A. II "ur 21 60
Adam (Joiinan, " gin 40
I). H. straup, " ' " 67 0.1
Chn . sclbert, " " 6s 40
W llliillll ItululS, ' " 22 8,
Abr. llartliuluiuetr, ' ,l " -.3 uo
Leah lloier, ' 2s 6u
Fredeilck IMnkinnn, " " 70 U,
1st Nat. H'nk Lehitiion, " " 75 00
Datld .Manti. 67 uu
Abraham U.iriho.omcw, Hond 60J id
Adam Herman. - " '.Ijj ou
Abr -ham lliinholomew, h 1100 00
lrt .Nat. ll.lllk LelllKhtoll, " 6I0 0U
Abraham llariholomcw, ' l'jj 00
Ualaueo f.V 71
$11 314 73
KECAP1TULA1ION.
liaiiilitii:s.
llomled Indebtedness, rlss
E. A. Uaiier i B.'0 m
11. II. straup Iooj 00
F. llrlukman 11150 uo
David Mams, Tuo to
(;iias. Sciiert, l-oo 00
Henry II") er, . o 00
Win. I.'omliC JJ 00
David Mums 80) tu
Darld Mauu 4uu-i (O
David Kliller, 6n0 ,0
1st Nat. liauk LUilgluou... SuoO 00
$12,130 09
ASSETS.
Cash In treasury $ 4t 71
Duo on dupllo itu of ls;o. ... 142 04
F.P.Semmel and .1. ' .Kau.
denbush "In I. on nolo" lor
balance un uiiiilie.no lor
1S75, with lutt rtst 110 2
i 093 03
Liabilities In excess of assets Mav
4lh, IkSO ll,7 02
juianiiiius 111 txeiss 01 alels, May
20th, U70 13.027 Ot
Decreaso $ 1,801 02
EZKA NEWHAHD, Collector, In account
with the ilorougli ol Lehighton, Pa.
Hit.
May 20. 1870 To balunce due on
Duplleaioor 187S $ 313 03
Amount or Duplicate fur 187U ass; 83
$ 4,224 48
on.
Uy cash paid Wm Miller, Trcanr-
tr, amuunt 11 Iluplicatu ..r 1878.) 330 03
Hy cash -aid Win. Miller, Tn-aur-
i-ronaee.untoriluplleiitefor 7I. 3,471 00
Kxonera lou on llorouuli Tax 77 28
Cuniuitsdon ltxi 6d
. 4.W 44
Balance due on Duplicate for 1879. 119 04
We the underslirncd duly elected Auditors,
Of Hie HoroiiKh ol l.clilnuton. do certlly lliut
tho loreifulnic occounls are correct to the best
of our knuoledtro and bellei.
W. A. DEltllAMEtt, 1
W. W. IIOWMAN, I Auditors.
W. P. LONG. J
May 8, 1630 -w3.
O U T ri' ah & fill v;:;v -
For Younir Men, Ladlei-', Teachers and others
In tviry county. $50 to $75 per nnnilh. send
lor circular 1111 1 ouillr. p, VV, ZElliLEIt &
CU., load Aich St., Phila., Pa. liuyl-4t
pjon:ii stam)T6k salk.
The undersigned olTersat Private Sale, his
Hotel Siaiid, known as lliu HOHE Sllllr.
HOUSE," situate on tho publle roa.1 leading
to llownian'i. and about h quarter nf a ii.llu
below the Parry rule Furnaces. Thlloltcis
a rare chanee for any uue In s arch 01 a rirst
class butlness plac.- tor further particulars
apply oa the premises to
II VELLMAN,
Apr. 24, 150- wi. Proprietor,
New Advcvtisemcntg.
W M A 22 M HI
llot In Iho wcr'il. L-si lnni-cr than any
other. Alwavsin coodrord-.llon. cure 11 sore
bum. bruloainlcoiin lost, but lilt e timv"
tli.ntho liiittatlonn. I'veiy pneknxo has Iho
tr. de mark. Call lor the eenuiuc, and lako uo
otliir.
BEAUTIFUL SEA SHELLS
l'ortlln roihtcioi leticr wo wilt tend two
At nlono MholK They no lrte, and contain
al. ihocolora of tho inlnbow. l ieo nuiiiih
tuuato sold "t tlio ccalenul d rot 3 tta.
W c A. 11A1L. l.o Anaelo , Cat.
PEllOCK'S PATENT ROAD MACHINE
Heen the lnahwavM lire llnn-ft tietter for hall
Iho oresenl c m . Ip t-ioidlr conilint Into favo
in cilv mid corntr . I'lreuleis rieo.
n.VM'l, PHNNOCK &SUMJ, Kennct Squaio
l'a.
EMPLOYMENT-
which prcfcrrdl. Al
LOCAL Oil
Travellnu Stnto
hlch preferred. Also SALAHY ir
month. All KXPEXSK'IadViinceil. WAGES
promptly paid. SLOAN t Co., 300 Ucoibc
St., Clncinnall, U.
777
a year and expenses tnatrents.
Iiutnt Ireo Address P. II.
V1CKE11Y, AukusI.1, Maine
si
'MOX Outfit frco lo ArciiI. nnd nil ex
3 J rl nouses Paid. Addrets II. U SIIaw,
Alfred, Me.
Look to your best Interests.
Now open and ready for Inspection, the
LAiiausT and mii-t ciimi'M-tk siock of
Bl'lllMl nlld Kt'MMUU 11 II V (Mlll)-i, MiriOMl.
caiii'ith, r.iinT, HiniKit. 3.C.. i-vur bruualii
Into this suction of lliu countr), which were
MM lieforc tlie sliarji Atece,
AT A
Saving of from 20 to 25 per ct.
We nre therefore prepared lo oiler tho nine
nt still very low price-, who h will only l.e
kept up as Ionic us the pn-fctii stoek miii tnsi
- tut nrelf rrliitf "A Niinttleslxpeueuto aSluw
Shlllii.g," wo arc determined tu
MOVE THE STOCK QUICKLY,
And shall offer Extraordinary Induce
ments to
CASH BUYERS!!
Amnnx tho 1 1st of nnodslust opened aro the
following at a UitEAT HAliOAlN :
(WOO yards Calicoes, fast colors.
3000 yards Muslins, bleached & unbleached.
I case 111-1 Sheetings
1 caso Honey Comb Quilts.
I caso Heavy Shilling Cievoits
31 pieces Cassimcre, lor Mt:t i- Boy's Wear.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Wohnvolho Larirrst nnd most Hnndsome
stock ot Men's. Women' nudChlidicn'S Flu
Mme that were ever i-xlulilted In Ihlnloun.
aliii bought berorelholaioiidvancc. which fir
lle.iut ifStvIe, Diiniblllty an I ('limpness
we can truthlully say cannot bo matched.
Wo have also just opened
a large and beautiful assort
ment of BEST
WHITE GRANITE
AND
C. C. WARE,
of Foreign and American
Manufacture, which wo will
run off at very low prices, in
Setts.
Con'ttmers of Dry floods, Hoots. Shoes, &e..
will flint It urea h to iln-'.r ndVauliiiiJ to cill
early, mid cxnnluetlood-i and rrl&s. I efnre
piirehasinx els.-wherr. as this Is n lonoftde
sil', and wo can arson- jou (linulii-, Unr
galns. - A corulal Invitation extend to all.
Itcspectlully,
J. T. NUSDAUM Si SON,
Opposite Public S'lunrc, Lchlgluon. Pa.
oct. 1-yl
llupcctfullv nnneiin'cs to the people of I.e
hliihtun und lis vic'nliv. that ho Is now prc
paiod lusupply them with all kinds of
Household Furniture
Mnnufae'urod from the best Seasoned Mate,
rials at Prices fully as towns tliorainearilele,
can ho louitht lor els where. Here are a lew
ol tho Inducements olKred :
I'irlor S-is n- Innn &0to$G0
Walnut idarble.ioi, Urcs-uiK Caso
lleiir-Him Sillies. 3 plcies 40io40i
I'aln'od JbdriH.in .-ulus lStotM
l!niientiil t'lialr-. pere I ol 0.... tt
CuitiMiu liiilm, per ret oT 0
and nil oilier (loods equally cheap.
In this connection, 1 dctre lo rail Ihent
teulloii ot Iho pcii lo lo luy umple facilities lu
THE UNDERTAKING BUSINESS
with a NEW and HANDSOME HKATtSE,
and a lull llneorOAMvhT.S and C(U'FI,S,
I am preiiaied lo attend promptly to all or
ders lu I Ids Hue ut lowest pilees.
I'atronaice renioetlully solicited and the
most ample satlsfactl n Kuarautecd.
V. Sl'lIWAItTZ,
octll HANK St., l.thlutiton.
Reed k Semmel
MAN Ul'ACTUEHS OF
I Opposite the rublle Snuare. Hank Street.
i-inuuioii. rs., rcppvoiium announce loineir
friends and Iho puO.lo thai they are prepari-d
to supply Ihem villi Fills V CLASS CIO. ,
AltS of their uwn manufacture, wludralu
aud retail, ut lowest prices, ulloall the choice
Ilrauds of j
Chewing & Smoking Tobacco, j
ril'KS, .10., AC.
A share of pui.llo paironivo Is respectfully
Invited and tatlslaetlon guaranteed. ;
Veiy lteipcetfully, '
Kccd & Sciiiinel, j
Opposite l'nlilif Squnro. Ilun!; M . ;
LEH1UHTON, PA. i
Apr. it. 1830 tf
fit) ft A "KTC; IS stops. 3 set Heeds. 5 Knee
Ui,UiJ.iN Q xwelU. Stiml. Hook, only
tb! M. Snip dig an MO.,1. Iio k. only 453.
7S. 1'lsuns. Stool. Cover, Ho -k. 4100 lo fiU.
Illustrated calalnirue free. Addr.ss.
W C. UlNNLLL, Lewlstowa. l'a. '
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rjj Our new Organ, expressly designed for Sunday Schools,
i i CJiapcls, ctc.,i3provinjja i
w CcZZLtt.U SUOOSSS. S
-Co Guro to send for ftdl dcscrlptlvo Cataloguo befora 3
purchanlas: tiziy oilier. 31
THE URGEST WORKS COF M IIO) 01 THE GLOBE'
Illustrated Cataloguo scut free.
BOTTOM
April 10. 13S0.
a mw LiQiroa stoeb
IN LEHIGETON,
in- ss. 18 ia: s. S3 sr j '
formerly of ALLEN TO W??, repcctruliy Informs tho llutcl Keepers and CMtlsens (reneralfy
that he has Opened a NEW LIHTJOit STOttE In Favroett's UulMln;f, nearly opposite tho
"Carton UousV on
BANS STREET, LEHIGHTON, Pa.,
with a lull stock of the Choicest Urands of
Pii Wimm
cojiPHisirfa
Brandy, Whiskey, Gin, Hum,
Port,
to which ho Invites tho rtttcntlorrof purchasnrs.
iieu.ly Cn.H. I'ArliO.VAUEINVtl'EU.
M.n ! 1S0-V1
A Valuable Book Free
"A To tin- on lirrnlc I)icarV emttinrr p
'Ytirin.Tliioit Ttiue, ll;ir:, sioni. tlj Uvcr
Kt o. a. i litiaty mit) I-Vmnio DlFicsroi hrt
i'l es Mil t tuo in oi-y nr.ilirs Kvery ft ffi it
frnu tlvro nt.i?n8aciin i.iu itiod. scinl tri tlt.f
lirui 1 In tlm iiiirt r.l tki1 n tilit ris nn nf ,
t"l llJIIf", ll'I'll l-t'M UY UtllllllUai II
rMiM'r;ur 5t, jo i uo, uuio. Lpia-yi
srorn.ilro llali't Cuicd In loerie I'ays
N'Mi'Vim sn ol. Ur. J sura xs
l.chtitiuu. l'a, ain.u y
Tlinurn 10 SW All Ulietlv F.r-I Cat
r ) IXSn.dni Mi ,'o lo rano.y ! ietw -1
lUUIill luniiibT llooi.a u, i ui run u. l.t.
h bit o . Aluliaxuu.'.caf tot Cqu ipOr i.o--l-'uost
Uim.r.im .it Ainrnea. r. Ojl'ln tiso.
t'ni 'inriu. ows im c trie
JUIIII.lli: OlltlANH ttie b"t in llio word
Ana un inf.n oiiy i ! 1.1 lniis Ci cu
'aisfn-H a Is uii u Si nr Irl l-fiu il.t t n
if una- tiif.ii-t.il i l'Atrri nv ".Hi m . nd iiili
. ' nu tl 1U
' Greats
Aveiiiio. r.:ti;i-. i' m u ,tj al lj i
tnico. t elniuruo id 3.0 csnic
pec aiciitin re s.ntnp. Ai.iiim.
Ill KMII'.I.Msflll.N PIA.MI to.
rp: 3:ll3 IS I .0 5 V
jxi.i urolith xoik i:.
1. stole nl Lewis lion 'at' oi I'l-anVln Tuim
ill Clio li l.'ouii I' . tievo Mit
LetleM iveelltolv ii-.iiii t'r'- atiQvc li-lui.
nlnlo li ivli K ' ivii , innted l 'It i.nu. i I- li
all h lou- lining elil uiiaia nil."-- in.', i l
pnaeiu tliein rut nutlli-ll linl.ll fnl ili) tiit-ln
ni.d thobo ludebtid tif-t t w I in K'-ipiuii.i
10 Cil un ui I K l'on.-,
JUHA 1 Itu- II,
Ex. ciiiera, &o
1'rnik'in Iwn,. Jtarcti 91, 18 -j 0
rpUE 2iitl ANXU.il, SIISSIDN
OP Tilt '
" Carljon Normal MMtf 1
AiTipllnira len wrrka o nrro for Tfiichrrs,
will (en In th" I 'i-u Lie School Uviliumk
Wi i-riiviiiv t,s i.t.
lllO.XOlY. ill AY 10, 1SSO.
Tho Inntltuto 1111 comirl'o llireo tlcjnrt-tni-nt,
viz: Noiiual, Ilbim.S3 uikI tLK
WKNT.WtY.
Tlio formal will Import n tlimomili nnd
lirucUc.il Insiructl-'ii In ttio wuminun i-rnnciit8
en u in eri ie( In t'tiichuii' rrr Ihi-km', nnl j o
U'tsiuiuil ir.tltilnK li' tlm 8'linco uixl nrl of
teucijl'tu-. Tiie niftioj ot le.itiiln w II liu
tnuiht ly bliicU-lioiirU U-ctu i f, YtU c c3.'lerl
eucn in llio urt uf (lucliitu wot Im inni.y
(rileil by lnlly r.ictlco Inltiiclilnilic .Mixlcl
Sctiisol lu tie vonmctci! h I lie ullllJl.
In Hi" lhiihtvsj ileparlmt-nt rpcciiil ulten
tiou nlll buKlvvn lu ouiint'iol.ii Arllliintne,
Accountc, lluiineii Kurtm urni Mtottutl", Cui
rviHiiili'iiC, fitc.
'the Klemcntiiry deparlmcnt will meet tho
wmiUol lrlinnry ami Mcmiliir i;rilfs,
(Uinantlo loc.jlton, ttiiu buil iinn plenmnt
rfxuntaml ooA cuinmunliy U.tflruml lucll.
ltk-8 lur Ktittm&c ta unit I ruin tuo Mt.ool aro
ficellent, mii.I (or leaclier In lti upi-tr
trlcir, tlio locfltiun 1 t ne.irly centriil ni mjs.
Iblo, (loot Ih intlnn win ho ftcureI fur lu
Uemi fruin ubroatl ut rerrunatilo ruiri',
Tho lrliiciul will bu ubly unUtcU by prac
tical una czptrioucnl luairuciuii.
TUUMSi
Kormal Hrp't, ll.xiki trre, (0 00 perSfIun
' Tuulwu unly, T W ' "
Jlulne " 6 w
Ulfiiunt'y 4 " 3 W " "
J'ayint uti to he inaiU Invnrlably In nil va nee,
Api'licinti Iruiu a iMiioijeenl-uulii uiku ap-
jilic.itlun nl an early day tu i.-curc u.tb.u
""MMiuft uvwuiimuumiuHr, i ui luituct Hill'
tlcularri, atl'tn n.
J. 1'. ROWLAND. PrlDtliul,
opr. 10-w4 tVtathtrly, l a.
u'lioai It Muy Concern.
All tervns are he,tbe forbid hiibn-lnx
lru-..i orfu' i i.iiin.' Mtih Inn x e mi i a n i .
lay un. i'uOIISi.vK wLt'. iiI W.I ii'. b
rvpus.-iiil im any delta c titra leu by ui a t
atte ton date. ,
IlKUBHX snr.T
Sot ti TLnrH. ARNEB,
Opp. L. & S. Depot, BANK Street,
Leliigliton, l'cnna.,
DEALER 1'
CKOCKERVWAIiE, CiCCSSWAftEV'&C.
PRICES.
ami Mffinws
Sherry, Champagne, &c., &c.,
Pi-Iocs will lie tlio very Loivrat for
H. E. HOIIT.Etf
is n. Crrrrlilv Tlrni, lu fearful efleets are eomrprtsty
runnins 1-. ftie tl.roal, neak eye. dealns, loss of vo.er
losi -!1, , .Killing odor, nasal determine, and finally
consumption 1 r in nrst to lait It I evr acRreisivOOrtlfv
nary treatments a-c w r la n tieles. 1! neglected while a cure Is possible
it m.,y rapully develop Itu cuticle cnimnpuon. The meat thoroocn, sue
ccisful ond plcaMiu treatment Is Dr. M. W. CASE'S Popular Keuiedy
i im 1 1 1 in 1 1 il I 1 r",WM wsfttarirav'
AgBQliffE Of 1 AR
IIlV"a'"a Cv'S'"' e 1 3J(-c t ' r!fhnvn y KTar
INrinLrtrw P O ur tol. Imilan.Con.i.ruacV.Tn
tad Advice t ree. tr. i. V. . cu3, tldti ArcU St., l-bllu., ksu
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
Formerly J)r, Ortfp'i Itln? Cur.
A vpjjotablo preparation Anil (lieonlr mro1
rni(Ml.v til tlio worM fur Ilrliflit'n li?ae.
lllutii'le. mnl AlA ItUtiiej, lHcr, nuu
L'rhmr.v UNcKc.
ftiTTestlni(iila:HoHhc lilhcst order la proof
of ttictefitncmtMiIn.
iwi-'nr ih trnrp of nin!ofcf, call for XYr
tier H.tF,) llabtf 'itr.
3For tlio run m" m-iulif nirl thnnthrr
ftlraitt, nil for Warner' haiXi XilOiiey
mitt Liter Care
WARNER'S SAFE BITTERS.
JtlitliebonnrinH X"iirllIri.nndxtlmiiIMM
rvtry fuuet -i to inorj lifalthrul aciiou, atl
U tUn a boii 'Mt hi nil iI'm utcit
IK ureiJsrroralou mid mlirkln Hmn
llnti nnd l)ic ich. lUcluU.u CaticvrB, UI
crM, iiivt ot lier Korii.
Iljailklu )V.iLnrn nftiio (nmnrh.
('oiiiltailiii. Ilrlitiik, (Jotirrttl livbll
I ( v, etc., ru cure 1 by tliuftuii miit r. Il i
u n(i(mled h an apiv t urn'nt rt-nnlar tmitf.
llyltlea nf two tuiaTe, aoi-, and 8I.VO
VVATNER'S SAFE NERVINE
Q. t c!;l eIvoi ltmt nnd Klc tatliPtutTertnr.
rurtM iiimiI.k Iio mid Ti ui ntfirla. picvvuu
i.llppllt I'Hm, nnd rellevti Nvi iuui lio
tiMtlun urouffut nn bv fxr-tvt iir-nk. oer
work, mental liiK-kv, anl ntlu-r rmifte.
VuWerfut hh It Is Vi nin patn mid si oltic dli
ttirhM Xervn. it tr ver Injure the )lim,
wlif Ihfr takii In ftniill or Inrue doMm.
Iio u lea uf iwn n'ut; prUe-t, OUc and 1.00.
WARNER'S SAFE PILLS
m nn Imnitnl -it imd nctlvi ftltmnlu for v
lotuaiai. diuou tir
ibx, UUatU, rtvtr
and Agut. ami tbuuld
U tm-il n boiiOTrr Ibo
ttuw els do not oprat
fiet-ly and regularly
5 olUr I11U r,lr
mI1 4im Ur lhrK
wurk. I'rif It a U m (Vi
y ntr'e Ivafr Htmr4U ttr
hM b UnigUU k Ultn
la XrdWIat ttrrjvkara
II, II, Warner &Co
lrairltrf,
EOOHESTEtt, N. T.
rrrnxs t ruut
JlirOKTANT AXX(ilXCi:JIi:.Vl I
KiewSs Weiss.
I'OST OI'FIOE 1IUILD1NO
LnitiailTO.V, IM Ins the largest and
Dlost Iltteuslre StoeU or -
SB 1$., las3S5
IIATS, CAPS, &c.
ever nTered In this borouuh. Having pnr-rhisi-dmy
St"k In the Uasturn ami other
alnnuNei.irlo i-ailjr in the swison mid ut a
SdViuir.il 10 to 16 wr cenluiii en lli.e present
A.ivui.eiil I'ru-M. urn reiuire-l .lyuUercx.
ir mr.llnar- Induevini-nts t" in)' cnsli,iiirr,
tSH hi utleulion has teen hIvom to the leo
tlou ur
Full and AVintcr Boots!
and I Invite invnume'o-'s Irlends.nd patmns
i-inl nii-i eMimlii- in v nitek dvloie tnakinir
Hi. ir i.ni . Iinsi i Isewherr, ns I am prriwieil
1" 'l'""ol indueemeiits lo all IM1I3
I'l Id "II ihf Its.
j;cl..iml)er, LLWIS WEISS
I'cst.Offlu UulldlDK, sblbtca, 1.
Kept 30.
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