.teforo Starts.
V. MOntHlMER, . . ,
ElHTOIl
i.ninniiioN. ta.i
satuhday.mav, a, m.
Tbo total value or our exports of do
mestic provisions ami tallow during tho ten
months ending April 30th lnt wns $1)5,097,-
875, an incroaso of 1,717,130 on llio vnluo
of sticli exports during tho corresponding
J period .of 1870.
Tlicrotolng"oonfl(lernbloml3undcrlnnd
Inz In various parts of tho country" (is to tho
timo for tho assembling of tho Republican
National Convention in Chicago, Senator
Don Cameron, Clinlrmnn of tho Republican
Nntlounl Committee, desires it to bo an
nounced Hint tho dalo Is "Wednesday, Juno
2d, at noon."
Nearly all tho vlllitgo of Coihtcrsporl.ln
Potter roimty, this elate) Was destroyed by
firo Tuesday nftcrnoon.Tho ilnmoa started In
Iho rear ofSlcbbius Brothers' storo,ln a room
rontalnlng oil, and there being no water sup
ily or flro cnglno In two hours nil tho dwel
lings and stores in tho vlllogo proper wcro
destroyed. Forty building wcro consumed
leaving only the Court lIoiise,Bakcr'bolcl
the Journal printing offlco and another
building. Tho loss is estimated at $200,000
insurances about 475,000.
Archbishop Taschcroau, of Quobcc, has
Issued n pastoral warning tho Catholics un
der his spiritual jurisdiction, on pain of ex
communication, not to "ultack, or conspire
to attack any person becauso such person
works, has worked, or is witling to work at
n price which ho thinks fit." Tho Arch
bishop says in this connection: "Let every
one remember that a man's labor is his own
and that it is his liberty to sell it at what
ever prica ho pleases. Ho has tho saino
control over his labor that n man lias over
his farm. Therefore, Labor Unions sin grc
yiously against justico whenever they at
tempt to lorco men to join theso Unions, or
to work for tho pricu fixed by these Unions.
Tho four new Methodist Bishops all
wear white neckties, high silk hats, and n
moustaches. Bishop Warren is tall, Blim,
has brown hair, and whiskers of tho samo
color, trimmed to a point under the chin
His eyes aro brown with a bluish tendency
thero is nothing remarkable in their cxprcs
eion,and his noso is rather prominent.
walking, ho buttons up his dress coat and
takes long steps. Bishop Foss is tall, thin
dignified, and a near view shows him to be
really good looking. His forehead is square
and high, his eyes very dark, and Ids hair
iron grey, as aro his whiskers, which oxtend
under bis chin. His noso is Roman. lie
lias tho air of an educator, tho manners of a
gentleman, nnd is endowed with consider
able personal magnetism. Bishop Hurst
has a strong face, largo, lustrou3 eyes, a
Grecian nose, overarching eyebrows, and n
high, rounding forehead. His hair is rather
thin, inclined to bo candy, and generally
looks as if ho had just run his hands through
it. His only facial adornment is a small
goatee. Ho stoops a little in his shoulders
and holds his head forward, giving tho chin
a slight upward inclination. Ho wears a
Prince Albert coat closely buttonod, and
looks like a man ot distinction. Bishop
Haven is not moro than five feet five, or
six inches in height, and is so slim that it is
doubtful if he weighs moro than 130 pounds.
Ho has a sharp, protruding nose, n small
mouth, and rather unmarked features gen
erally. Ho is getting bald, and his hair is
almost whilo, which, with his benevolent
expression, mates him look venerable.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Washisqtom, May 15, 18R0.
Tho forthcoming boat race, between Han-
Ian and Courtney, is tho absorbing topic of
conversation in tho Capitol to tho exclusion
of such trivial matters as President making
and legislation. In all probability business,
both in Congress and on the street will censo
the day of tho race. Tho course is admirab
ly located to enable the people to witness it,
and tho banks of the Totomac will bo un
doubtedly lined with a vast crowd of anxi
ous stieclators. Brady, the photographer,
has taken pictures of the oarsmen in various
positions.
Scandal is again rife in connection with
Iho names of Ex-Senator Christiancy and
his wife. Mr. Christiancy, is at present
Minister to Peru, and ids wifo, who was
formerly a clerk in tho Treasury Dcpait
menl, left him and returned to this country.
Whcreuon in duo course of timo ho filed a
bill of divorce, asserting, so it is stated, that
In addition to other acts, his wifo had com
inittcd adultery with two gentlemen, mem
bers of Congress. Thero will be soma de
velopments, people Eay, which will not bo
ycry complimentary to tho institution of
marriage between youth and old age.
Tho interest hero with regard to candi
dates for Presidency, is becoming intense,
Washington lives upon Klilic3,vith a little
social pleasure by way of desert. Tho Pros!
dcucy, Is tho grent prizo of political organi
rations, and when it is in question every
office-holder in this city of office-holders is
necessarily, keenly aliye to each indication
of tho future. Tho actions nud words of tho
possiblo caudiilatcs who lire hero and of tho
directing politicians aro closely watched,
Blaine, Thurman, Bayard, Sherman and
JUudall, aro crsons whom every stronger
now wishes to meet. Any one of them is
rather more an object of curiosity than Iho
actual President. They cannot, themselves,
bo indifferent to their possiblo fortuuo; but
they aro nil apparently attending to their
public duties with regularity, and they suc
ceed pretty well in assuming an appearance
of unconsciousness of their prominence in
tho eyes of the nation. The private citisen,
not trained to bear popular pra'eo and cen
cure with erjuaulinity,inut sometimes won
der how a man feels in Ids heart who en
dures having his character, or'his acts and
motives made the talk of tho people.
Great efforts are being made to bring about
an adjournment of Congress on tho 01st of
May, so that tho leading Republican poli
tlcianscan o present at tho Chicago Con
Vcntion. Tho Pemocrats say that they
want to get away to look after their Con
gresslonal nominating convention. As the
next Honsa of Representative will bean
entirely new body, so far as election is eon
pcrucd, it is very natural that every mem
bcr should be desirous of attending to his
interests especially if ha is seeking a re-olee-
tlou, as is undoubtedly tho case in many in
stances.
Tho adoption of some rule for counting
the electoral yoto will liavo to be dona and
this will undoubtedly consume oonslderabli
time. The Appropriation Committee of
both tho Senate and the House are hard at
work Uon tho various bills ap ropriatlug
money lu keeplhe wlueli of Government in
jnouun tor tua next nseui year.
Aracir.
ynou oca smiius corrmhokdkkt.
WAsuinaiox, I). o., May 17, lite.
The liiiul situation ha grown so in
.tensely interesting ami exciting 'luring the
4i st two Wool.!- th.it it l-.i!. it i i.n'y I, J
of dlecusiion hero now nmong those who
glvo their uttctillon to notional nllalre. At
this writing It does not oppenf that cither
tho result of tho Chicago or Clnoinnatl Con
vention is n lorcgona conclusion. Tho near
ppronch of tho timo has nut In this case ro-
solved tho doubts, n generally happens, but
on tho contrary, it seems to increnso them.
Wo hero in Washington, who want to know
whom the nextoccupantoftho Whito Houo
is to be, lmvo got our interest worked up to
the highest pitch about now,
Tho question whether Congress would get
through with Its lnbors and adjourn before
the Conventions is stilt unsettled so far as
any ilcfinlto action is concerned, though the
probabilities aro clear enough that it will
not. "Taking ono consideration with an
other," as they say in tho 1'iralo of Pen
zance, it docs not seem likely that an nd
journmcnt will bo reached beforo July,
Much depends upon what course tho Demo-
crals tako conccrnine; tho legislation lately
vetoed by tho President. Tho present Indi
cations arc that they will wiss tho Gnrficld-
Springer provisions rclatlvo to Mnrshals ns
a Ecpnrato proposition, and if then vetoed
no appropriation for Marshals' fees will bo
made. Something of a contest must nriso
over such a lirogrnmmcniid tho result would
bo considerable loss of time. Might session
aro lately being held by tho llouso but they
aro "for debato only" mcro wind picnics,
Tho proceedings of both houses aro chiefly
routitio now, embracing appropriations and
postponed subjects nlroady referred to in
these, letters,
In view of tho many propositions to erect
public buildings in various parts of tho coun
try, tho refusal of tho Houso to appropriate
money to complcto the War and Nayy Do
partmcnt building is extraordinary, if any
absurdity on tho part of Congress may bo
considered cxtraordinnry. Tho Committee
on Public Buildings und Grounds, hnvo re
ported favorably on tho construction of six,
teen now buildings In tho different States,
Tho nggregato cost of these is estimated at
$1,150,000. Thoactual cost.takingtho usual
rato, may bo put down at about $2,000,000
Tho amount asked lor tho work on tho do
partmcnt building in course of construction
hero was only $280,000. Tho public build
ings proposed aro new ones tho ono for
which tho appropriation was refused is half
finished. If thero was no moro pressing
need for tho completion of tho work begun
than for tho now building contemplated per
haps nothing could bo said for ono that coul
not bo urged for tho other. But it is nolori
ous that for years the government has spent
largo sums of money in rental of private
buildings. It is still paying annually very
much moro in this way than the amount ro-
fused. The simplo question of public ccon
omy is not tho only feature in tho caso. Tho
private buildings thus occupied by tho Gov
crnment aro crowded with valuablo publ
records, tho loss of which, would bo a public
calamity. Hundreds of tons of original war
records, involving millions of dollars
claims ngainst tho Government, liavo been
stowed away where firo might wipo them
out of cxistcneoany hour of tho day or night,
Many of theso records aro yet subject to de
struction by want of fire-proof depositories.
They could novcr bo replaced. That no such
calamity has occurred is duo moro to luck
than good management. If it docs occu
and thousands of dollars aro asked for.to at
tempt replacement, ns in tho Patent Offico
case, the responsibility will be placed whero
it properly belongs on tho shoulders of
Congressional pettifoggers,
Oulsido of Congress and outsido of politics
we aro to liavo somo interesting events hero
during tho next few days, which will bring
hilher vast numbcra of people from all sec
lions. Tho much-lalkcd-of rowinz match.
between Hanlan and Courtney is fixed for
next Wednesday, and tho presence hero of
both tho contestants, together with a large
rctinuo of friends, backers, etc., makes the
affair begin to look like business. So much
"monkey business" has transpired in con
nection witli this contest heretofore, that
many peoplo nro skeptical, and up to within
a few days odds wcro offered that Courtney
would never start In tho rnco, but ho is now
lore and thero is scarcely a doubt but that
is in dead earnest. Both men nro in
splendid condition anit both aro in hard
practico over tho course, which they unilo in
pronouncing excellent. Doubtless tho race
will bo a magnificent exhibition of skill and
iliysieal endurance.
Tho Spring meeting of tho National Fair
Association, also occurs next week. Under
tho auspices of this association Washington
now begins lo take rankniiiong tho Icad-
ng courses of tho country and nlrcady tho
hotels nro filling up witli jieoplo interested
n fine stock nud fine races. All of tho best
stables nro reprcsented,nnd the best running
und trotting stock now on tho turf will con
test fur tho largo purse offered.
Don Pedro.
nut. iuicic or i'iiu:.
BF.TTl.KUrXT'OF TUB CASK AOAI.NSI TUB UOXDS
HAN OF TIIK WISS1SO. COUNTY TIIKASUUKll.
A letter, dated Port Jervis, N. Y., on tho
lOtli Inst., frfves us tho following particulars
of tho dehjlcn'ions nnd disappearance of Mr.
Quick, nnd will no doubt bo interesting to
many of our readers: In 1871 James W,
Quick wns tlio loading citizen of Matamor-
os, across tho Deluwa.'o River from this
place, in Piko county, Pa. Ho was a con
tractor and builder. Ho was ucrintcnd
cut of tho village Sunday school, and was
connected by marriago with ono of llio old
est and most prominent families ill tho
Delaware valley. Ho was u stockiio'dcr in
ono of the Port Jervis banks, and a director
n tho Barrett Bridgo Coinp.ui. In th
above year lie was elected Treasurer of Piko
county. Howa3 reelected in 1875. During
his last term tho emoluments of the office
wcro large, owing to tho occurrence of two
"laud sales." Every ten year all tho laud
in Piko county upon which tho taxes have
not been paid is sold by tho Treasurer.
About 00,000 acre of land are advertised lo
be sold at these sales in tho oounty, The
Treasurer receive a handsome ooninilseiou.
Treasurer Quick, in his last term, boeame n
hard drinker. In this plane he was sur
rounded by a host of sharpers and disreput
able oompanions, and, as lie invariably oar-lie-1
with him large Bums of money, ho was
frequently victimised by them. It was no
unusual thing for him to carry about in hi
ooat pockets the entire contents of the ooun
ty treasury. This ho would lend lu almott
any desired sum to ids companions. As Lo
had a hue projwty in Matamoros, and three
bondsmen who wero oonsidered a good as
oould be had, the conduct of the County
Treuuaer was not regarded by hi constitu
ent a being attended with any danger ex
cept to himself and friends.
A temperance erusade, under Rode Rob
inson, wo carried on in Port Jurvi lu 1978,
ami Treasurer Quick arose in oue of the
meetings and anuouuoed his intention to
reform, lis signed tho pledge and weut
about the neighborhood delivering stirring
tetujieranee lectures. Tba day Uerore Christ
mas, in 1878,1m OHine to lrft Jerri and
got oil a spree. On Dee. It be was to be In
Milford, to apjicar in court niil acknowledge
the deed for ifnvr(y tlmt had been wir-
.1, - ,1 It'. -in. i' Inn. lie
did not aiuwar. The term court adjourned
Coin
until Jan. 3, lo give Quick nn opportunity.
He did not appear, and there was another
ijnurnineiii until Jan. 7. Mcamviiiie me
purchasers of land become alarmed, tjulek
was no longer Treaturer, his term having
expired on the 1st of January. They had
paid for tho land thoy had purchased, hut
io deeds hod not been acknowledged. 1 ho
question Hit n arose ns lo whether thowlcs
wcro not entirely invalid. Quick did not
appear on tho 7th. Tho court decided that
Iho incoming County Tioosurer could ac
knowledge tho deeds of his predecessor. Tho
continued nbsenco of Quick aroused suspic
ion. A casual examination of bis buoks
showed that thero was a largo deficit 111 his
nccounts. Tho Bhcriir was at onco sent to
an est Quick, but ho could not bo found.
The day before Now Year's ho left his
homo In Mnlamoros, saying nothing to his
wifo or family n; lo his intentions. Ho Wus
n Port Jcrvis In tho evening, In company
Willi somo of li is dissipated compnulons.
Ho was under tho influcnco of liquor, and
ind several hundred dollars in his possess
ion. Ho disappeared that night, and no
ti'aco of him hns ever been found.
A singular fact connected with his dlsop
pearanco wns that ho left in bank nt Port
Jcrvis over 7,000, deposited in his name,
and subject to his order as County Trensur-
If ho had intended lo abscond, his
friends argued, ho would liavo drawn that
from tho bank and taken it with him, as it
would not have mado his caso any worso
They boliovcd, and still beliovo, that ho
was cither murdered and robbed in Port
Jcrvis or lias committed suicido.
Tho county authorities now mado tho
discovery that Quick's property in Mala
moros had belonged to his wife for years,
His bridgo and bank stock ho had long since
disposed of. Tho money In tho bank was
demanded by tho County Commissioners,
As tho deposit wns in Quick's name, and
tho bank wnsln another Slate, the bank of
ficers refused to pay it over. Proceedings
wcro taken in Now York county to compel
tho payment ot tho money to Piko county
and nn order was issued by which tho
county obtained tho funds. Tho Treasurer's
accounts showed tliot nearly 518,000 was un
accounted for, or within two or tlirco thou
sand dollars of tho cutiro annual revenues
of tho county,
Only ono of Quick's bondsmen was found
lo bo responsible This was B. Harris Rose,
Tho lloso family own tho Delaware valley
for three miles on tho Pennsylvania side
between Port Jcrvis and Milford. Tho
county obtained a judgment against Roso
for tho amount duo fram Quick. On Maicl
1, 1870, tho judgmnt was filed for entry on
tho record, when tho discovery was mado
that a heavy judgment against Roso in
favor of his son W. II. Itoscwns already on
tcrcd, and took precedence. A deed hod
been recorded on March 3, conveying all
of Roso's real estate to a man named Stan-
tou. Tho county at onco began proceedings
to liavo theso judgments and transfers set
aside. Tho suit was taken lo Wnyno county
for trial. On Saturday a judgment wn9
awarded against Roso for the full amountof
tho dcf.dHftin, tho other claims being de
cided osTWudulcnt. Owing to tho family
complications, tho. collection of this jud
ment will ruin tho missing Treasurer'
bondsman.
LIST !' I'ATlI.VrS
Granted by the United States tocttizers ofthls
State, for tho week ending Jlay 18, 18S0, furn.
Islicd for tho UAnuoN Advooatk, fium tlio
Law and Patent oluco of J. SIcO. l'Kl'.itixs,
803 L. Street, (Jul t north of tlio Patent Olllcc,
Washington, l. O.
W. ll.Atthcn, Philadelphia brick machine,
U. V. Hall, Philadelphia, amalgamator, (3
patents).
J. It. Urldjrcs, Philadelphia, clamp lor so
curing plungers In Klass presses.
II. Ooll, lllack llnnk, ejector, (ro-tssuo)
R. J. Uolvln, nfslnnor of i Interest to J. It,
Landls, Lancaster, comMnod rako and tedder,
II. II. Comer, Philadelphia, roll for rolling
Iron, steel, etc.
W. 1 Cook, Ivy Mills, olectrlo telephone
M. 11. Oowdcn, Harrlsliurg, automatic sow,
cr trap.
J. V. Dell, Philadelphia, cofloo grinding
mill.
1). V Kngln, Jacksonville, combined forgo
nnd stcMnt taller.
S. U Foster, nnd V. II. Denton, I'hlladel
pkla, composlto roof.
A. I.. Trance, Allegheny, buckle.
O. P.Oantter, Reading, street lamp,
R. U. Urccnland, Conuellsvlllo, head light
case.
W.W. Orlseom, Philadelphia, cleetro-mag,
nctlo motor, (2 patents1.
J. F. llalsey, Philadelphia, snitch stand
and interlocking npparntus.
J. I), llcclmcr, Nortonvlllo, assignor of
interest to 1). S.,.I. I)., nnd V. D. lleebnor,
Landsdalo,bliullng attachment for harvesters.
W. P. llcnsiey, Philadelphia, locouiotlvo
cnglno.
T. O. Hopper, assignor to American Meter
Co., Philadelphia, gas meter.
O. W. .Tcuks, Philadelphia, pocket book,
patents).
S. 1). King, West I'lttston, car truck.
J. I.. I.nnJIs, Lancaster, bucklo.
11. Martyn, Philadelphia, uiaehino for bend
ing wire.
(. Mntlicson, McKccsport, rolling mill and
foundry plugs for voiding tubes, (2 patents)
S. V. Neull, Philadelphia, grain elevator,
J. M. O'Donel, assignor Interest to V.
Pullerton, Pittsburg, adjustablo cutter for
soap, etc.
U. II. Perkins, Philadelphia, can seaming
machine, (2 patents).
0. 11, Perkins, Philadelphia, apparatus for
ulllng cans.
U. II. Perkins, Philadelphia, soldering ma
chine.
Q. II. Perkins, Philadelphia, suage for pros
scs.
U. II. Perkins and W. McNaught, Phlla,
delphla, MoNaught assignor to Perkins, blank
guard for die presses.
II. P. Price, Philadelphia, rash rattening
J. II. Reiner, Line I.exhiglon, harrow.
J. II. Snuiill,Conndlivl!lf,t!!okolioxand
stack fjr locomotives.
U. J. Si'hults, Allegheny, botanical label
J. M.Sliooaf, West Ulsubcth, radius iron
oiling table.
U. O. Thompson, I'lttston, elatorrame.
. U. Thompson, Ola.-lon, nut loek.
.vr.vi'i: .i:tv.
A pajier mill is being erected at Tyrono,
Lancaster city is to liave a yuri manu
niciory.
There is not a vacant cell in the Weew
Penitentiary.
A cat in Chester county lias taken charge
of a brood of uhiokeiu.
The foundation of the miners' hospital at
Ashland has been (ommenoed.
Destructive forest fires are raging in In
diana oounty, nir the oounty seat.
The pay roll of the Bethlehem Iron Com
tany ou Saturday amounted to 4100,000.
D. F. Motional jeweller in llradforil,ooin
inittod suicide on Satunlsy morning.
W. M. Kobbins, a prominent merchant of
Bradford, is a defaulter lo the auiwuut of
1,000.
A new tannery ,eo verlug 25 aeras and eui
ploying 350 bauds, has just been eoiuiilsied
at Cluirneld.
The Pittsburg and Lake Krie Hsllrusd
will lay out a new route through the Coil
nellsville cko region.
Hon,
Henry Green, of Easton, Pupubli-
niim l .r Supreme Ju.lsje, hu-t . lor
tau imui
1,-,-m or. d
1I...I
i v
A iveiaiuneati uuis meeuni, lo o or ess a I eouuiy id iwyi- n.ni on. it. i.mi.
prefereuoe lor James 0. Dlain. fur 'iW. . J?" JS". LJf 'tV"7 m' r f' "l
dent, . held at Brownavm., Fa., Co.. gJS " T- l?yT !.'. o , ho v
on Friday night. pomh-.-o 1 1 . ,.. i, )',, t n i uct n.o
i pi led for Hie Cariox Advocate
l'OlMJL.Wl MJI UNGIl JVOTIW,
lluby Leko, some eight years ago being'
one of the largest bodies of water in eastern
Nevada, has entirely dried up and mysteri
ously disappeared, ieavlngft barren waste of
ground, whoro it was so recently admired
as n beautiful sheet of water. This lako was
foil by numberloss springs along tho foot of
Ruby mountain, situated between tho Rock
and tho Sierra Novades, was from clgh
teen to twenty miles in length, and varied
breadth from half a tnilo lo two or Ihreo
miles, nnd was very deep In a number of
places. Scientists nro bellied ns yet in de
termining tho causo of tho mysterious and
sudden drying up of this body of water.
A singular caso of mental nnd physical
disorder is reported from Mlllersburg, Ky.
A young lady, under the treatment of Dr.
T. D. JJadcs, being tho subject. Tho young
lady Is under tieatmcnt for a spinal discaso
and is not nblo lo movo about tho houso
thout tho nld of friends and crutches, ox
lit when asleep. Whilo In that condition
(asleep) sho manifests a sort ofdonblocon
seiousuces, nnd can skip around tho room
as nimble as if nothing ailed her. Sho also
riles and woiks out mathematical prob
lems. Sho recently wroto a letter contain-
ing four pages, to a friend, while in this
somnambulistic stato, both eyes being lirm-
ly closed and doing tho work with tho left
and. She also corrected sovcral mistakes
In spcllin;
It is estimated that there nro on tha earth
,000,000,000 inhabitants, of which number
tll,S21 dio every day. Of every 1,000 per
sons, ono rarely roaches tho ngo of 00 years,
nnd not moro than ono in 100 will reach
tho ago of 80. Tall men it is snid livo Ion,
than shoit ones and tho married aro
longer lived than the single,
tcr, IYof. M. Wulferdam.died recently in
' ' I
aris, France, at tlie advanced ago of eighty-
,-v
For his recent discoveries in molecular
physics and radiant inntter, Prof. Crookcs,
R. S., has been awarded a prizo of $000,
by tho French Academy of Sciences.
Tho Volta Prizo of 50,000 franc3 or $9,500
hns boon awnrded lo Mr. Graham Boll, by
tho conimitlco appointed by Iho French
ir:i.,. . ti..i.ii V.. .i '
u. 4 uuuu iuan uv.iuiia. .
A most fatal disease is raging loan alarm-
Ing extent in Havana, among dogs and
torses, which tho physicians name acclima
tion or yellow fever.
Wonderful cures for hydrophobia, and
tho bites of snakes and other poisonous rep
tiles, have been discovered in two curious
ilants tho "guaco" and tho ''ccdron,1
which grow in nbuudanco in New Grenada,
and which nro ahcady bcin;
this country, but as yet to a limited extent.
. , ,
iiuwiy inveiiioii gaining gun was 10-
ceully exhibited m Lnglaml which it is
sain is capuuio 01 nriug muu snoi per mill-
uto nnd killing a man or a horso at a milo
i.av.
Inn r. trnr,,n.l l.v ii,!ii.
" ' "Jt"""
lists from fossil zoology, is that tho brain of
about nil an'mals, especially domesticated
. . ..... 1
ones, hns increased srcatly in sizo tho'lnst
few liundrcd years, yet theso learned men
fail to givo any satisfactory theory for such
. .
ucing mo case.
According to tho medical rule, immunity
. .. ..... .
from yellow fever Is conferred nt nn cleva-
tion ol 4,000 feet abovo tho level of tho fen.
All artcEian well is being bored in Boston,
In older to dclcrmlno whether or not thero
s under tho city nn adequate available sup
ply of puro water.
To extract perfumes from flowers, npply
meuiw-ciiioriuc, previously nnuineu unci
punned by tussago through concentrated
',,,,..',
sulphuric acid.
All appropriation of $2,250,000 hns just
I,.... m.,i. i. i. t mi...,. ...
"j .ta-.."v'w . . t l"
cnablo tho trustees to finish up Iho great
bridgo between Now York city and Brook
lyn. Work is progressing rapidly and will
bo pushed to on early completion of tho
structure, which will bo tho largest and ff
nest of tho kind in America, if nut in tlio
world.
In order to destroy tho contagious germs
which remain in tho bodies of such animals
as have succumbed to n pestilential disease,
a now method of cremation has been in
vented by which tho infected auimalsaro
quickly and totally destroyed
Thero has been a kind of shale discovered
in Pennsylvania which decomposes easily
and rapidly, nnd which is being consider
ably used as a feitllizer and bug destroyer,
It is composed of sulphuric acid, iron, alum,
and liuinie acid. It is said that neither tho
chinch nor any other bug will attack vogo
tation growlug iu a soil fertilized by this
material.
. :
Tlio Philadelphia nnd Rending Railroad
Company will at once construct 1,000 coal
cars.
Mrs. Frost, of Pittsburc, nzed CO years, by
mistake, ntc a saucer of oatmeal ami urseuic,
imomlcu to jioison mice, ana iliwl soon al-
icrwtiru.
In tho suit of Father Stack, nt Willinms-
port, ngainst Bishop O'Hnra, for damage,
Hie jury on Sntunlny rendered a verdict in
iavor oi llio ueieuuant.
A mysterious and probably incendiary
fire Monday afternoon destroyed the stable.
of O'Neill & Co., ooul operators nt Rlizabetli.
Sovonleeu. mules inulwi were cremated. Tho
i.,M i.. i...:i i ..i ..in.
loss iu buildiu
;,liro stock, teed, etc., is $10,-
000
Now Advortisomcnqs.
I liiiiiiini io imaicrs, ilbiicrmciiacu
Others.
Th. ni.imim.i.i k.i ,,nnn. n
sons uvalnst Fishlnir In llellman's li.ua of lis
trll.M.. rli 1,1. r....,l ll,..l .' n
his lands, or throwing dead carcasses orrul-
.M I.IO .TUltrrS IVHUIIIK IU nil) iaill ; illl,
no lllts nil rons who are In the habit ol
ituniiluic on Suiul.y, (hut hereafter all per-
sons lound tre.ilni will bo prosecuted In
aionlanco with the law.
fltoy 22, l&so.wa.
M. 1IDILMAN.
PENNOCK'3 PATENT ROAD JACHINE
Keen. Iho U)khiAl lire lllnw. butter fi.r hmit
tut- pn-snuiejsi. i niwiv i-oniintc inu, (avoj
in oiiv nun eouiiu-.. i ircumrs ir.
iixw i ireuiurs rre. .
JJ& A SU8, Kouuit Miulie
l'.
$777v
a year aud expenses to aaente.
imui ireo. .iiiuroKS 1'. u.
luivl-.uv, aukusu, Maine.
PjlllTlrllpt r"r ailverilsers. 100 paKes loeontf.
1 uiupmviw.
I80I Oripal Ctean Casli Store 1880.
Of Kasb Weissport, Pa..
It may not bo (tcaMaUy knawn to our 10
ple that the flltST O.tliAPDArJH S'KJIID
IN 1WST WKISBPijUT was started by th
undersigned iu the year 1MB, and that the
iwum person kei It tu-Uay, und. Is selliug
all desert ptioas of M
Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes,
Groceries,
Provisions, (6c.
at equally as low rrUxs as the uu quality
of goods ean U oblalned In any town ill tbi
Bl
l"w.t"
jn'pu1"
llio Unviuitl I hrmu (ipl. el,
i uio ujual llrl.l
V.'.
1IKMIY l
NPI-: '
New Advertisements.
ANNUAL STATEMENT.
or Tim
Boroili of Lelilitoii, Fenna.
WILLIAM MILI.KIti Treasurer, In Account
with tho Borough of I.ehlghlon, for the
Year ending May 4th, 1880!
REOUIPTS.
To Balance, as per last Rciort $ 671 03
i;atiii iroiu j,.ftuwiinru. cou?eior,
halnnco duo on Hup. for 1878. . . . DSC Oil
Cash Ironi K.Ncwhiiril. collector.
bnl)upllcatoforl87U 317100
Cash Imui Ulw. Druuibore, grass
on Suuaro 0 00
" Dash Irom W. O. Uoup, circus... 10 00
until irom uaviu ivinuiz. loan... oou uu
('null Irom llav. Klstlcr. lean.... (00 IX)
(!n!li Irom 1st National Jlauk of
I.chlKliton. l'a., loan Z500 no
Ciinh Irom August lllnklo 1 7&
t mil Irom.loicphUctsor 'I OJ
Cash Iroui .inc. v. Kaudcubuill
on nolo 110 42
411,111 73
IiXPHNDlTURRS.
For Work on Highways, &c.
W, 11. Moullhrop 2 00
(Jcortfo Derhaiiicr 21 .0
Dnvlu Wels 6 00
Thomas Lents " 00
ivXihyn.:::::::::::::::::: n I
00
Aloxnudor Miller,
1 OU
William Hrlukinnn
1! 00
3 0U
u OU
John i-scn
tleorgo licrhaincr
IB 83
2 OU
3 00
3 t0
3 00
4 OU
11 75
Wilson licniiarii
W. II. II. Moullhrop.,
Stephen Spruiclcr
joecpn pioinmcni....
Thomas Lents
Jacob Walter
L. P. Klcnplngcr.....
U 35
8 75
3 00
lo 00
j mi
0 ou
13 32
1 Ot)
7 5')
188
H 00
4 00
2 00
W8
U 03
1 00
00
2 00
i 00
2 00
1 00
4 OU
41 7
j 00
4 00
3 00
2 00
8 00
6 00
3 00
3 00
0 00
4 00
1 75
I 00
7 00
3 frJ
7 00
8 45
75
B 02
r!
II 02
Levi tVcls
David Weiss
Charles Klelntcp ....
Joseph Ueigcr
John Sehecklcr
Oeortro lierhamer....
1'I1l...i.rl.litr V..p
J!!n Kelch-irt
Wllllrt ,1, Mr. tiers .
Kliiaoeth Lents
'1 nomas Miietncrs
Thomas Suioihers ',
oSSrlMek
L'zra Now-hard
fp vv'im... III"!!!! II IIIT! I
Frank Acker
Alfred Wittier! II 1 1 1 ! I .' 1 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1
Oeoriro Dcrhaincr...
9. mrlcs Patterson, Jr
1 nomilS null
wJ'P-i1.?"
Mary Drelicr
Clinton lirotney
jncoi) niter
ICobert liarthoiouiew
Peter Helm
Abraham Patterson
1). II. Long ,
David Mantz
David Mautz
Joseph Uucrt
Qcorgu Dcrhaincr
,i. A.iiom
Aaron llaupt
w. A. licriiamer
y. . Dcrlmmer
8S
uaviu iveincrer...
1 60
4 75
ucorite Dcrhamer
U 10
illuuhby W crt
Jnmcs Fntzlngcr, sour
B 60
1 60
i,avm iu aniz
3 U
ClnirlCS llllllliail .
2 00
2 0-)
1M,I,. ,,,
Nathan Kcmerer I
4 00
H!'1,r!c3 M-m'iner
Llharles I r.tlner ..
Levi Weiss
3 60
0 .0
2 00
2 J5
10 oo
3 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
HP" "J. .""P !; !
William llrlnkman .
Joenh Ueiuur
,, ,., K 'ri,..i.
-
lllougiiny Koons.
ouorco lierhamer .
1 3'
2 00
2 00
8 31
15 76
3 00
3 25
2 60
88
1 31
3 IS
Joscnh aim.
Charles Ucrman
lieubun llunslckor
Reuben Hunslckcr
Ueorgo lierhamer
.1. L. uaLIe
Charles Froehlich
L. 1. Ulc-pI'lns
Ouorgo Dvihauicr .
MISOULI.ANMUS.
W. M. Rapshcr, salary as Scc'y..
j. K. Itlck'ert. lenco i.osts
30 00
3 75
W..M.ltapeher,professluiiaI services
I - j vy r-'
CO 00
iiamei uravcr, norso Hire
2 60
12 37
L. S. Jacohv, engineering services.
11. V. ft' orthlmer, printing annual
statement
P. I.on l', buckets, &e., for Leh.
Hook nud L older Co
27 01
W
38 21
.Tnnics IUllcnbacli, hnullpg
Thus. S. Heck, nllidavlts and oaths
oi omco
4 16
It J . IV u iii, I'lima
Chan, Froelilleli, btacksinlth work..
60
6 C
.lolm muuor. biacKsmiin worK
1 00
148 03
11 31
8 11
35 00
Win. Miller, for Suite tux
Daniel Sclioch, lime
Jacob Strnusburcr, fl.iglng
Win. Miller, salary us treasurer. . .
llavlil Kbbcrt, hauling
1 40
30
0 78
8 SO
4 00
7 70
urian i-aiziucr, sunuries
,i. i.. u.iuic. uansanu lumucr
IMuion Ulnuss. manure for suuare..
Orlando Kcuicrcr.servleesns Police.
Jleu'j. lIunslcKer,innnuro lor square.
AVm. IMIHer, bal. nssalary
Reuben llunelcUcr, work and ma
nure on Public Square
11. Kunlcubader, survlces as Pollco.
.41) 3D
19 60
4 00
85 00
2j 60
200 40
iVLr. liartholomuw.lntcrcst on bonds
U. A. ll iuer. '
AdamOernian, " u u
1). 11. Str.iun. " "'
67 00
OS 40
22 80
.'3 00
2S 60
70 US
75 00
67 00
600 00
'130 00
1100 00
600 00
100 00
420 71
I'luu. Selbert, " " "
William ltomlg.
AJr- 1f0rtololuow
i ............ .
rrcucricK iiriiiKinan,
1st Nat. It'nk l.tlnyhton,
liavui luauiz.
Abraham Rartholomow. Bond.
Adam Ucrman, "
Abraham Burtliolomew, u
l.t Nut. 11 ml; LuhlKhton, '
Abraham Bartholomew, '
iiaiance
$11,611 73
RtOAPlTOLAlION.
LIAIULITIEB.
Ilomlcxl Indebtedness, viz:
n. A. llauer MO 00
D. II. siraup, luuo (u
1. llrlnkman MAO 00
I'avId.JMautz, 7
-h 'SMrtr' 'a
,' iuLZiJ' j
...,..v.1v""r''
00 oo
200 no
500 00
400 U0
Dtivldjllanit
aou 00
iiarm .nan tx,
David KUtler
lei Nat. Hunk Lehlghiou.
4 QUO W
(WO 10
2WO0 00
$12,460 00
A8SUTS.
Cash In treasury
i 48) 71
110 01
Duo on .luidlentVoflblo.
I F.r.Suliiinul nml .1. U.ltau
ileiibush "Irtl, on nolo" for
l"'2',?..0A.'lul','"lu
WUU IlllCrCSl
Tlil.llUlMln .ti. nf nual. llnw
Ui?A ".Li" CICCM ornKets.JIay
t i,iijii wJinfn tv!ii.iw' I.V ii.iVWtVv
L,tt!" lkro is.s-7 01
Jeib, 11)70...'. IS. 827 01
Decrease l,wxi 0:
1 1 "
l;.I!A M:V1IAUD, Collector, In account
with tlte-llerough of Lehlghlun, Pa
))!.
May S4. 1870-Tii baUnee due on
Iii.ltraie u(im aw 03
Amount of Duplieate fvr ltTV 3.M7 86
4.-.MI 44
OR.
Hy cash rM Wm Miller, Treasur.
i r. amount ol Dupllef te for ISIS.) 3M 03
lly ea4h 1IJ Whi. Miller, Truur.
erunaaoeuatuf Duplleatenir To. 3,471 Ou
lixoiierailun on leroUith Tax 77 is
Uoiuuilttiou . . . .' 1 W S3
it J.U71 44
Halanee due on Duplicate for W9.i 14'J 04
WetUeuuderslKueildulycleet! Aii.lltore.1
ofthe HoFouKii uILehlghtun, il.ieerllfy that '
me lureiroiiiK aeeuuuis rw uurruui iu u,e uusi
of our knunlMlKe and belief.
W. A.DKHHAMKR
W. W. BHWMA.t,
W. 1'. LONU.
May 8. 1M0.-W3.
Auditors.
71 Faying
i.tpii -
VIII.
PW Younif Mea, Teachers anil others
In every county. lo 76 per moutli. heud
furcirvuIaranrouifl(. P. w. ZUIOLKK k
DO., looo Areta tit., Phlla., Pa. inaj l-4t
TI0TKI STAI) I OU SALH.
1 no lor-i- . 1 -ll r- at 1" ; - 1 m
11 , 1 a. I. , i ll 1 1 ' ' . 1 . n , 1 1 1 r.
ittn : , un i in, j ,1 1 i - i , i .
i i, . . i - ' a , a
neiuw itio raufeelln rurniuif. ini.iiui-i.
h ri.ro 1 1, nt for any ..m. In f.i-.h ,i i im -t
, I i- - i'Ulm - - pi 1 1 t T furl I, o i j ... . ul Ua
... , I. ,1 1 u.; t I
1 I
I
New Advertisements.
Look to your best Interests.
Now opon and ready for Inspection, thofr..
I.A 11(1 WHT nil 1 K I.ST UI!M1'L.NTK HilKIll Iftr
ferniKU and bummek nn' ini, notionk,
caui'kts, koots. suoBrt, &.O., ever nrounni
Into this section of the country, which wero
Bought More the sliaro Atace,
AT A
Saving of from 20 to 25 per ct.
Wo nro thcrcfuro prepared to oiler tho same
nt still vory low prices, which will only bo
kept up ns long ns Iho preeenUtnck muylast.
A ixl preferring "ANInibleSlxneotu nalon
Shilling," wc are dolcruilncd lu
MOVE TIIK STOCK QUICKLY,
And shall oITcr Extraordinary Induce
mcnts to
CASH BUYERS!!
Amenit the list of (lipid url opened aro tho
rollowlngntauiliiAT ll.iiuj.iie, :
B000 vards Calicoes, fust colors.
5000 ynids Muslins, bloodied .t unbleached.
1 case lli-l twieetiiiTi
1 enso Honey Comb Quilts.
1 onM Ifonvv Shirtin-' Chevoils
3t pieces Ciibsiiueic, lor Men A Boy's Wear,
BOOTS AND SHOES
Wn lmvn tho Largest nnd most Hnndsorno
slock of Men's, Women's and Children's Flno
r-lioes that wero over exlilbllcil In tins town,
aluo bought lieloro the late ndvonco. which lor
isoauty iu rivie, i.iiniuiiii; huh ....uffo
wo can truthfully say cannot bo matched,
"Wo lmvo also iusb opened
a largo 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.
Consumers of Dry (loods, Hoots, Shoes, JsC
.pill finil it trrpiLtlv to ibolr ndvanlau-o to call
eariv, nnd examine (3ond and Prices, beforo
pureliaslm; elsewhere, ns this l a bonajitle
sale, nun wo i-an iiwum i""
gains. Jfxr A eorill.il Invitation extend tunll.
Itcspcctfully,
J. T. NUSDAUM Si SON,
Onposlto Public Square, Lclilghton, l'a,
oct. 4-yl
Ttespeetfutly announces to tho people of Le
hlKbton and Its vicinity, that ho Is now pro
pared to supply them with all kinds of
Household Furniture
Manufactured from tho best Seasoned Mate
rials at Prices fullvas low as tho tamo article,
can bo iHiuirht for elfwhoro. Hero are a low
ol tho Inducements oifered:
Parlor Sets nt Irom 50 to 5,00
Walnut Marble-top Drosnlni; Caso
Hedriiom Suites, 3 pieces WO to W3
Painted HeUronm Suites $1S to 810
Cnno Seated Chain', per set of 0.... 4-0
Common Chairs, per set of 0 $1
and all otlicruooiis equally cneap.
In tbls connection. I ile?lroto call Iho at,
tcutlun of the pcoplu to my ample facilities In
TIIE UNDERTAKING BUSINESS
wltha NOT nnd HANDSOMH HKAHSH,
and a lull llneofOASKHTS nud CdPKlNS.
1 nm prepared to attend promptly to ull or-
uers in una iiuu. ui mnuii I'livvs.
PntronaKO rpspeetlully sulicltcd and tho
most ample satlifactLn KUaranteod.
V. SCHWAHTZ,
octlS
HANUSt., I.chlt'hton
Reed &. Semme!
MANUFAOTUDUS OF
(nmoslte tho Publlo Suuaro. Hank Street,
LeiilKhtuii. Pa., respeotdilly iinuouneetothelr
friends and Iho iiu'l.llo Unit thoy aro preparwl
to updy them with FlltS r CLASS OKI
AHS or their own uiaiiutauturo. whol.ilo
aud retail, at lowest prices, alsoall theehulee
liranus oi
Chewing & Smoking Tobacco,
PIPES, AC, AC.
A share of public palronairo Is respectfully
IBVlleti una tnusiaeiion guirduieuu.
Yory ltesiHHitfully,
Heed & SciinucI,
Opposite I'tiblio Siiiti'o. Hank St
LUH1UHTON, PA.
Apr.ai. isso-tr
f U ASM
AXLS3 mum.
lleKt In th wirM. IatR lonror lUfm tuiy
DftiLr. Alwitva in iamm! reuililtun. L'urt'ftMiittt.
am, bmhm mtt von. VhU but Httie tntw
til in Ilia iHitttltMi. Kvery trnvkict luw tl0
trule Luarlt. CHlUortlio Keoumt. an4 tako no
oiutr.
RCAIITIPIII QCA QUCI I Q
DtttU 1 llUL. OLrt Ollt-LLO
For vi in rnirutiertui u-iu-r. we win teuu two
Aoaluno Miell. Tuer aio lame. U(t eouuin
ai. the uulore of Uie isUibuw. 1'ieei all Ujix
KUluue m4U Ht tl.e Ce.ilciiill ii fol 5 lie.
W Jt A. il A 1 L. IM AilKolo-, CW.
C1 O K Odtkit free to Airoutt. aud all ei
9 fO iiensespald. Adurets 11. 11 &u.iw,
Alfred. Mo.
EMPLOYMENT-
LOCAL OK
Travel laa State
which preferred. Also 8.VLAKV ui
month. All feXPENStl nlvunood. WAOBS
pr.inil'tly laid. SLUAN i. Co., M Ueurge
SI., Uiuelunati, O.
I -
1 31 n
6,1 lor 4iA i JSM
0MICris:E&I?AMG FOR PROFIT
- Ki.n un"
b 1.1 uin
1-011
, 1 . ,
, I
t,n.
!W
IN LEHIGHTON,
f.irincrly of ALLKNTOWN, rospcctfully'lnforms Iho Hotel Keepers and Ultlscns (rencrally
that ho has Openeil a NEW LtHUOIl. STUltU In Vavjett's Uulldlng, nearly opposite the
" Oarbon House," on
BANK STREET,
with 11 full stock of tlio-
Brandy, Whiskey, Gin, Hum,
Port,
to whfih ho Invites the attention cf purchasers.
llcmly Cnsli. PATIIONAUKINVITDD,
Maylst,1890-yl
A linifTJ VOUlt PORCHKS AND I
AlJWltW LAWNS with tho C1N
NAMON V1NK ( hlncso Yam.)
To nil patrons and readers of tho (jAimos
AnvocATK who deetro them, 1 Kill rimtl by
mall tmollno yenrllm.' Tubir, nveranlnir Ho
Inches lonn, on receipt or lo cents In currency,
coin, or postage stamps, which will cover ex
liensoof piislniEO and packing. 1 will nlso
iurnlfli older and lariter roots In proportion.
Addross 1. W. mtlUHS, P. M.,
Vcst Mncedon, N. V.
Order any tlm beforo the 16th ot June, 1SS0.
May 8, 1S60-U
r
DIYOKCK.
.fnno Hover. 1 In tho Court ofOommCh
by her next friend. Pleas of Carbon County.
Henry Campbell, y No. 3, January Term,
vi. tfiho,
William Hover. J IN liiuitcK.
Sun You will plenro tako nollco that tho
undersigned has becnappulnted (Jotnmltislon
er by tho Court of Cotiunnn IMens of Carbon
County, to tako testimony in stir llbol caso for
Divorce, nnd will nlU-irl to raid duties nt his
nlllce. 2d door nbovo tho MtmMoti ilnnse,
Mnurh Chunk, Pa., on TUI.SDAY, 3V1SI;
lft, 160. at 19o-clo"k a. in., when and where
)ou aud nil others Itttcrcftcil may attenil.
i'. J. JiijiiA.' , i:oui.
May 8. 18S0 4t
"Or.rOliT U-' TIIK CONDITION or
-LA. llio KIItST NATIONAL 1JANIC,
al h"lil2lilon. ill thiRtiileori'i;tiiisylwiuhnt Hie
iloso ofbuslueHS, April !B, 1S80 1
REeOinCES.
I.nan and discounts 02.00S.75
Urrrdrafls 17.", mi
u. S. llmd to wriiro clrculilion . . .c.irKil"!
0 S. linn, In on hatnl ...... . H.'.'Ml.lm
Oilier i.to.-k8, liond, nii-i inerljtn't'S. a-im.oil
Cue from iipprovt-u leper auls , . 1- -00.111
liiiu frein Ktlier Nutloiuil I'atiltit . . . MJ-ltil
Dun from SUte Itttikand Ilntkurs, . 'J5I.I.S
Ileal itnle. furniture, nnd Oxlllns. . P.IOO.TO
Current eTt,nes aud taxes paid . . 1,012.-1
I'riinlir.iiK inlJ awuo
Cbnekfi nnd ottn?r rash items .... 1 I'M U
of other Hatilin V0J
Frartb ti:il curretiej(luclu.l1njr,it. h,ls). u-j:i.U
t-pprb, (itirtild K Kold Treasury rerUV). 2.7W11HI
l.eal tender 111 liUOUAU
KoJemi'tli'n Fund with U.S. Tri-tslt-
rj (0 pur ceut. of rircul.tlicn) . ;i.w,a.w
Total 167,777 CO
MADiLiTiES.
Cnpllllftockpildlu $7.ri,' IlWIU
siirpiti iiina 1.-4,0 ou
Undlvidi-,1 ptoEfM ,"inill
N.-itlotiil llnnk notes outstanding. . . C7rVit) ll
DlTi.lan.lK Unpaid 131m
lli llvlJu.il tl- lvislts sul.J.ct to clioik. . 3:1,411. M
Ciihlilerii clieikH ouUtaudlui;, .... laui
Due to otter Mitiouai nanks .... o,ioa;u
Total 11.7.777.3(1
State of Ietiviiilcania, County oi Carbon,
1, W. llownuti, C.bler of lli.iilioie-r.nnied
b.uifc, do snjeintily swenr that the Rtovehlntenieul
la irun lo me Oest oi tuy Kiiowu.iiro ana reiir.
iv. w.nuw iiaa, i;niiit-r.
PubprlW and sworn beforo Ule tbia 0lh day of
April, IStO.
lliua.a. lir.ui. notary I uunc
Corrert Attwst: l. V. llolford, Tb.-s Keineier,
and A.J. Durllug, Directom. Jin) , nm.
Tho undersigned Is now prepared to supply
tho very best LATTlMDlt COAL nt tho lol.
lowing LOW PP.IOHS POll CASH :
At Yard I Dellv'd.
No. i! Chestnut, per ton,.. s)S 00 ft 30
No. 1 Chestnut, per ton,
Sieve, per tun,
3 00
3 2Z
3 30
3 65
J. L
G A 15 E L ,
Dealer in
Gent.hal llAlimVAltE, &C,
Opposlto llio Tubllo Syuaro, DANK STItEET,
LDIIIQHI ON, PA. Iiov. 33,1873
F
KAMCLIN T0VNS11IL.
Financial statement of tho Supervisors nnd
()vereors of tho Poor, Daniel Krum nnd
John Schwab, In account witli 1-run Kiln
Township. Carbon Cuuuty, for tho year A.
1. lBTf-insu, to wu:
DAN IK L 1CKUM HOAD ACCOUNT.
DR.
To amount of Duplicate 341 21
' urtinr oi jouu rtouwim oi
' Dalaneo credited lu Poor account. 163 la)
$ 511 75
UK.
Ilv labor nntl material furnlthcd te
repair road i 3.10 50
" Halauio due him A pril 14, 167'J. . . 115 44
" PrlutliiK expenses, oto 7 78
" Kxonoriitl'ius , 15 to
- Commission 10 44
511 75
DAN1HL KRUJI-POOIt ACCOUNT.
1)11.
Tonmount of Puplloato
' Hal. duo Township, Apr. 11, 1370,
' Cash ricetvod ol U. &. Uuvcin
ment lor Levi Long
401 80
30 80
t 571 01
(Jit.
Dy services rendered himself. ., i
" ltoeeliitsofdlvers persons for rent,
provisions, cloihinir, luel, eto. .
" Credit lu road account
" Exoneration?
" LomuiUslou
33 30
Sfl 11
103 SO
Vi no
I'J 44
S 571 01
JOHN SOHWAH-ltUAD ACCOl'NT.
DIt.
To amount of Duplicate
$ 51 08
181 71
Hal. due Towtifiup pr. u, is.u.
" Oau rvcetvud for unseated lauds,
i 733 WS
OH.
Dy labor nn-1 raatcrlul furnlihod to
rviatlr nud J 300 05
"Cash paid Parryvlllo lloru,, etc. lu 4
' Ilsouerntloin V7 07
" Couiiulsslou '. sa 40
se&ou
mi 83
Dalaneo due Township....
73i V2
.IOHN SUHWAI1-POOH ACCOUNT.
DIt.
To amount or Duplicate $ 6M M
Hal. luo Towmhlp, April 14. 187U. ni 31
Uusli roeciveil irom Ujiner Town.
laeiuiiui Tsp., lor JolluUo.linJ. 15 51
(WIM
(Hi.
Hyservleee remlcrnl iilint'df.
34 W
" iieeeiiie enliven penons lor rem.
imvllun, cletmiiK, lutl, etc., 10113 e;
" UxoiierHtlons 21 Ml
cuuiuitMioii S3 ea
Auditor' expenses, buobs, uto. ... 11 50
( 11VU &'i
Dalauoe due John Sehwah...
HEOAP1TIILATION,
11011." '
Franklin Township Dr., to Daniel
Krum
t its so
Franklin Township, Cr., by John
reliab....,
Halanee on hand
voon.
Franklin Tuwnshlu Dr.. to John
347 83
181 63
Schwab 1st Tl
To Sundry bills ul dvlws persons, un-
iiu an 00
f 358 7-J
Franklin Toweshlii Or., by Daniel
.Krum l3 so
Halanee la the rear, t lu 52
358 T 'J
AadlUil and approved this 1Mb day of A pril
A. D. 1880, by
V. UK ISM Kit Kit.)
STKPHKK HOLT, juJKori.
D. F. ItlOKHKT, ,
Apr. si wa.
A8ENTS WAKIEO TO SELL THE KEW BOOK
w- 4sTl - -V
I I J.I.-. tlOV 1(
; 11 un
not-,
U fc
- larni llu- r . "ii.l. llii.
ii .idm.i ii . tjii.
1 11 1.1 1 - 1 U, 1 I
t I.
ST0SE
LEHIGHTON, Pa.,
Choicest Brands of
a,
COMPltlSlNO ,
Sherry, Champagne &c, &c,
Price will be the very Lowest for
H.. K. BOIILKN.
Wo will Pay' tho Postage
ANITSKND 10U
The Carbon' Advocate
ONE YEAJl VOR
ONE DOLLAR
Or Six Months
Fopt 50 cents !
which ia
Less' thun 2-conts ptr "rcok
I'On A l.AU'113
32 COLU1MN
PAPER ! ! !
ADDltKrsS.
Carbon Advocate,
I.C'IllIllllll, I'll.
SHOW IHI3 TO YOtrit NI-.KllIDOIl
pirOUTAKT AJiNOlINCWIKK'l I
POST OFFICE I1UILD1NG
LEHiaitTON, PA., hns tho Largest, and
Most Dxtousivo Stuck ol
HATS, CAPS, &c.
ever oucrcd In this bnrouch. Having pur
chased my Stock In tho Dnstern mm other
Manufactories rnrly In tho season nnd at a
saving nl 10 to 15 per ecntnin on llio present
Advanced Prices, I nm prepared to otler ex.
inordinary Inducements to my customers.
Special attention has been given to tho selec
tion of
Frill and Winter Boots I
and I Invito mynumorous frlcndsnnd patrons
tn call nnd examine in y stock hdoro making
their purchase clsewlicre, n lam prepared
p'uihjii'scf'' '1"'uc,u"",l, ,0 tt" OAI1S
llemcinber,' LHWJS WEISS
Pnst-OIflce Hullding, LthUlilon. Pa.
Sept. 20.
A Valuablo Book Free
"A Troatlso on Clirnnio Diwaes, oinlirarii'g
. ...tu.b .....IK-. ..run, nii.iifiiuu.uvrr,
K il ios. I'rinan- ami Frinalu J)lfinni nlso,
)'l,ea Kent iieo in ii.y nadresv. Kvery stiff, irr
from thftnnlseasrscau do cuieil. heud tor thin
boon to tho undi ridunetl a plivslelatt of 1ikh
fxixTlcnc", e. ib.rKeil by bundroilii i-I lemliuir
iluri'iia vin twlllv to his kill. Km! ttnniti
lo jmv pohuch to I1. V.. l.lrlllglou. M. D.,2164
wtiirrlor SI.. To rdo, Ohio. upia yl
n..,' Kor
. MorpJilne Habit Cuied In lOorJOtlaya
II II lllll Nn iiv nil I'uioJ. Dr. J. BTH-iirjiB.
Hii-i-nr.Ns
apr.S yi
Pi;
tivi to f .v. All slilctlv FlrtC!a.a.
at Ybnlo4Alo Factoir 1'ileea.
IFMT MnhnttM .1 ..nn.an..,.. ....
lnblt 01 . MiUbni,lioi' Makiior Aquino (ri.nis'.
l ii-iBt Umleliln 111 America, liooo In use.
cat 'Win- nt is nn -e m-o.
JUllll.Ki; iiikia.vh tho lie.t In Iho world.
An mou utKMii. only M 13 mpa. 1117 ciicu
larnfren AilB Utnti is t'nva Irlnl frvilit ri -.
, , unu 11,111
'Organs
...u.m i-J.nni ... v. rtiv nl M I
pilco. I'Bta'ocnoi of 3,0-iti ehiilcol
p.ouMi:ii.j io. stMiiin. AcUresM,
MK.N'UKLSSOHX IMANO ril.
opr 3ui3 nx ars, N V.
XIXUTOUS'S SOI ICE.
EtUlonf Lewis Horn, lata of Franilln Town.
hl, Oaibou Coniily. l'i,. UociukiU.
(altera exevutory. upm llm above noineit
ntute haili irbben ranleil lolbe uiiili-ulirue.1.
all in rwin- luivinu ola'uiHajraiiiiit tlin riiiui w ill
lu .'ni tboHi dull- nntbeiitleaietl for payment,
aud thue tudeblti) taert t. will nnilco pitvnu'Ut
iu Dll.l lll.Ol TK 1IOUN.
JUIA.'I num.
... . cutore, Ac
Fnnk'm twn.. March 91, ls .a
AB-ii Wnnlril fortho hrstnnd fisLSfll
liiK I'lelorlul Hooks and lhblcs. Prices re
duced S3 per cent. National Pi iilihiiinu
Co., Philadelphia, Pa. ,11 uy 1 ml
WANTEDS
cstabllsh
mmii hon
est liuelllicont Men
xto canvass In tho
eouniry und wIUkosou oommltsluii. An Hi-
vviiriu iippurliiniiy. noiHciuinK un
boar.l uf belvre. so far ns we know. A ifixxl
chaiiee (or teachers, young; men, farmers und
mediant- s sons to net lute a lUht, onrccablo,
payinK buidness. uiih no risks and with icooa
.r.rH-cis ahead. Answer sotin, staling uije.
luriiu-r oei-uwition and refereboed. Address.
P. O. Lock Hox 53, Phlla., l'a. Blayl It
A tflWlWR Slnil for circulars and
Al!iiiSSeVnVr,N
Hooks, auldcu Thoughts ou Mother Homo
aud Heaven. In pnwe and poetry by Jiest
Auiuora. Llnunlly Illustrated. 1'leasee
everylkMly. 8S!I5 also, 5,0. o I'urlositloi of
the i.lble, fl 75. A iluxleeanrasier has act
ually sold over T.OOOeoHlee. MiKxIy's Author.
Hid Sermons, ta. SlalloO on roeeiiit 01 price,
E. II. Tit HAT. FuUlsV-rs,
inaj l ml No. 505 UruAdwjy, New Vork.
MASON
AND
mm
Hent Paid l'wo-nd a Quarlcr
rarsbuysone. llesi Cabinet or
Parlor Drrnins In tho World ;
wliuiert ul hlahest distinct i.b at
every WorU'4 t'"lr fur 'linrteeii
Vo-.is. I'lbM ML 457 t-oo
1 wuaud uitward. Ali l -n 1 y
I mollis. t a tuoutn
r t .1
lai -ues
V 1
iil our .nm upwam. .
in . II am 1 ill IlkOAtr
, ' I m in t..st 1
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1
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