H. V.'UOtttlllUBR,
DD1T011
LKIIiailTON. I'A.:
SATURDAY. AUGUST Slit, 1S80.
nor son
At the annual Demnmitle Counly Mcel
H held at Mauch Chunk, Monday, August
t6tb, 1880. tbo following rosolutioti was
unanimously adopted t
. Resolved, That Fiiday, Auguit 27tl, to
tlio time for holding tbo Delegate Elections,
mid that tho convention for llio nomlnatiou
of Oiunt.v ollVers bo held on Batiltdjy, Au
gust 21 th, 18S0. Under tbo rules of tho
party Urn Judzos and Inspectors uro requir
ed to have the polls open from 2 to 7 o'clock
ii. in. The convention will bo called to or-
tl r at 10:30 o'clock a. m., Saturday, August
2Mb, 18.10.
Apiwrlltituricnt of delegates to the Demo-
rratle County Convcntlou, as per Article 5 of
Iluleannd Regulations governing tho party
lu Carbon county i
Audenretd 3 Mahoning 5
Heater Meadow 2 Jlauch Chunk, 1 w. :
Knst Penn 1! Mauch Chunk, '2 w. i
East Mauch (Jlmnk. 2 Ncsoucbonlur; f
iTimk'ln 3 I'aeker
Klddor, North 2 I'acktrton.. :
Kidder, Boutl 2 l'enu Forest !
l.anaford 2 Pnrrvrlllc !
Lausanne 2 Summit 11111, 3
I.ohiKh 2 Tonaincnslng..,..,
I.ehlKhlon 4 W&itlnrly
l.oner rowamontluif 0 Wclsport
Total M
Some fellow, writing to a down country
paper, commenting upon ou article in last
w trek's Advoc itk, says :
"The AnrocATF. editor gels his English
Mood up, iuserts the preamble and resolu
tions in his naiicr. Ires tin an editorial with
selections of tho muddiest mud ever slung
by Democrats."
Tho "muddiest mud" was not "olung" by
us. The extracts leferred to by "Anon"
were taken from tho New York tribune and
tho New York 2Ymw,both Republican pi'
pers recommended by tile club to be road
by its members, and risfurred to Mr. Gar
field's Credit Mobilier and DeGolycr record
In 1873. And wo claim if those charges
were true then, they are true now, and tha
Mr. Garfield is not tho right man for l'rcsi
dent. That-salt.
Hon. Ilerschcl V. Johnwn, o.vGovcrnor
of Georgia and candidate for Vice President
of the United States ou tho ticket With Sto
phen A. Douglas, in 18C0, died on Monday
night, aged 08 years, llo Was born In Burke
county, Georgia, September IS, 1811. Ho
graduated at the University of Georgia in
1814, und adopted the profession of law. In
1848 ho was appointed United States Sena
tor from Georgia to 11 a vacancy, and in
1849 was elected aJddgo of the Superior
Court of Georgia. During tho Rebellion h
was a in'ertiber of the Confederate Senate
and after too war he was delegate to tin
Philadelphia "National Union Convention'
of)8C6. Subsequently, he was a Judged
the Supremo Court of Georgia.
. "The CiimoN Advocate, published at I.e
blghton, has hauled in its neutral colors and
como out Cat-tooted in rapport ot Hancock.
Moo urcaell s organ.
Tho above extract contains one truth nn
one lie. We never hoisted neutral colore.
and consequently could not haul them down
wo support Geu. Hancock for the Presidency
because Wo behove him to be honest and
pablo even Robert Iredell's organ the
ChYonicle and JVeys presents no charge
perjury or bribe-taking against Gen. Han
cock. Aside from tho fact that Gen. Han
cock was a good and a truo soldier, his let
er of lSYO to Gen. Sherman is ample proof
-that nu Is'trde to tho Union, and that ho is
fully competent to execute tho laws pussed
y Congress in strict accordanco v,'ith the
Constitution. So we supiiort Hancock.
Hero is another sample of Mr. Iredell':
trict consistency :
"But while wo delicht to honor both class
es, its, sold iers, we object to plucing uny man
; mo cuico oi law giver wno noes not snow
rapacity for tho ollico or who clocs not give
assurance that the laws bo makes will bu for
the best interests of the country."
How about Gen. Grant? Is not Gen. Han
cock, by education and nsso;istiou, fully as
competent to fill tho offieo of president of
the United States as was Gen. Grant, tho
tanner 7 Again, Mr. Iredell is decidedly in
error when ho would have the people to be
lieve that tho President "makes tho laws."
If we understand aright, he is simply the
executive , Ceng-ess W.cj the lawi.
"Garfield is as truo and bravo a soldier as
Hancock, but wo do not propose to mako u
bpunty out of the Presidency." Ircdclt'a
Organ. ,
Oh, yesj Garfield served In ths army just
long enough to gain a little cheap notoriety
to elect him to Congress, while Gen. Han
cock served all through tho struggle. Did
sot tbo Republican jrarty givo Grant the
Presidency in Tatilsdo for the services he
rendered T Did not your party, recently at
Chicago, try to prtss a third term upon him?
And yet you cry r.oW that tho Presidency is
Dot to bo given jtn bounty.
An official statement prepared at the
Treasury Department cho-ia that during
the last fiscal year, tlifi imports ot gold to the
United 6tates amounted to 7,153,331, a
larger gain than ever beforo in tha history
of tho country. The figures in regard hi
the exports and Import of silver nro not io
complete as is desired, but they aro suffici
ently full to show that tho United States
exported much moresilverthan it imported.
During the year ending Juno 30lh 3162
new K)t-ofi-tes were established In the
United States, and 1328 discontinued, a
much larger Increase than for any previous
year. Ot the 42.VS9 olficcs now lu operation,
1761 were filled by Presidential apjioint
I inents and 41,323 by thofo of the Pott
master General. Diiring tho past year 11,-
391poetrnssters were oppointt-d, to cover
Vacancies caused by death, removals or
resignations.
rotn the lono of Robert Iredell's cd
torials in his P. O. organ, it is evident that
He is not yet awaro of tho fjet that tho war
is over. Ho appears to labor under tho ap
prehension that there is going to be another
hebel raid and that they may capture his
poatoffice appointment. Poor Bob 1 Han
cock' Unlou sentiments ro fully nspuro as
your own, so do not Tear anil tremble I
LIST OF lATi:.Vi'S
Oranted by the United States to citltcrs of t his
BtU, for the week ending Aus IT, lSSO.furn
Ished for the Oarbo.n Advocate, from the
lw and Patent olfico of J. McU. Pernios,
SOS J. Street, Washington, 1). U.
O. O. Uowker, Philadelphia, joint for sheet
metal tubes.
It. UrlKK, Philadelphia, machine for bevel
lnic the edges of metal plate.
si. j. uiarK, uumiuui i.erel, aMIunor ot
one-third interest to J. U. li utter, bumutit
. ,. . -
, - - - . , , . i.Hii.iu.um iiouui K.K W.
ui. M. Htlf. asalirn&ror one. hair InlvrMit tn
O. It Mlntter, Phil's, luetallle roofing.
I. W. Heytlnner. Pbil'a, itlazier's tool.
W llughea, Avoudulo and J. I, I'oulk,
Strasburg, limekiln.
U. W lirall. Jr., Pl.U'a, teldele wheel.
Ai, Lyoo, aulgooror one-ball luUrsst to S.
P. Wolrertoo, huntrury, uui luck.
II Murray, asslguoroi oue-l.nir Interest to
ji. i ijsvif. I'aiiaueiimia. brariei eutti,
alnnmgcymm; l'uUj''' Lut",n ana
v' liKUards. IMItsbiirir rt' h t -'rill.
A. Vare i'ailaUelvnu ...r i-r louk,
Ottr Wnsliltiglon l.rilur.
raott our srorjLAB cobiiripondknt. .
Washington, D. C, Aug. U, 1880.
Day by day American products In Euro
pean markets grow itsadiiy into popular
;ivor. Tho department of slate Iscohslaully
n receipt of information from our oonular
officers iu 611 parts of tho wmM showing
that this gratifying exhibit is not confined
by any irlenns to Europe,but oxlends to every
part of tho globe. Their personal testimo
ny does not only bear witness to it, but the
nowio)er clippings from foreign journals
which ore from timo to lime forwarded to
tho department of stale by thein,aro conclu
sive cvidouce of tho fact. Tho publlo nt
large have no adequate conception of the) ex
tent to which our manufactures and pro
ducts are entering and lnonotoliiing foreign
mailtets. A receut di6patch from theconsul
of tho U. S. at Geneva shows that America n
beef and livo stock havo iienctrated as far
as that region, aiid that the value of choice
cattle, raised In large numbers in Switzer
land for the Paris olid French markets, has
been sensibly diminished by Importations
from America.
Withlii tho past few days a largo number
of person;, of both sexes, havo received ap
pointments In tuo cousin office, and many
moro are yet to bo npjioluted. Tho pressure
brought upon Gen, Walker for place has been
tremendous. But few of Iho moro recent
appointed receive moro than $CEd per year,
Tho demand for office wasso great that Cm.
Walker found ho could get competent clerks
at $720, $6S0, and evsn for $-100 per year.
Tho annex to tho census nffico building, put
up to occoinir;odato tho clerical foice, will
bo completed iu a few days, mid then tho
office will bo thoroughly organized. It will
bo somo timo beforo Commissioner Walker
will bo ready to issuo special figures of pop
ulation,otc. Aftcrtho first review and com
putation is made, It la subjected to two re
visions, and until such icvision: aro made,
tho data is not considered accurate. It is
estimated that it will tako thrco years, at
least to complete tho cntiro compilutioU of
the census.
Tho friends of Cadet Whittaker havo ad!
along been very anxious' that he should bo
runted u trial bycourt martial, as they
seem to know well that tbo court of inquiiy
finds him guilty of mutilating himself.
Within the past few days they have become
very importunate. They havo seen Secre
tary Ramsey repi-atedly and urged that
Wlifllaker be granted a court ln.nl tial, and
have filed papers With thai lequest both at
tho War Department and at tho White
House. They protest that Whittaker is in
noccnt, and that to approve tho findings o
the court of Inquiry without giving Whitta
ker a chance would mark an innocent man
guilty for life. While nothing has as ye
been definitely decided in the case,the state
ment made some time ago that a court mar
tial would very likely bo granted, will be
fniind to bo correct. Whittaker is still
West Point.
Gen. McDonald's "exposure" of the St,
Louis whisky ring has caused considerable
gossip iu Iho government depaitmcnts. It
is probable that tho design was to use the
book as n campaign document had Grant
been nominated, but that it became worth
less for that use when another man was nom
it'.atcd, and that McDonald publishes it now
to mako somo money by its sale. The am
ouut of new matter iu it, however, aside
from McDonald's unsupported statements,
does not seem of sufficient weight to tnnk
any great demand for tho book likely. The
publication seems to show that n. embers oi
tho whisky ring were ou a rather unpleas
antly familiar footing at tho White House,
but tho friends of (Jen. Grant contend tha
ho had no personal knowledge of tho oper
ations of tbo ring, though tho eamo could
not bo said of somo of tho members of his
offi;ial household. McDonald, it is sai
won Grant'3 regard by bis pluck and energy
at vicksuurg.auu n was mo nicingauu con
fidenco thus inspired that gave him n foot
ing niicrwariis ni tno wniio House,
would seem, as in some other instances
Grunt's piesideutial career, to have been
case of. sadly misplaced confidence.
AVCl'ST.
Compiled for the Caueox Advocate.
l'OIMJI.All hUl i:.'CE ,MTCN,
hnormous sized, natural caverns, on
of them being CUD feet long, have been (lis
covereu in mo ncignuornoou oi wells, 1
Somerset, Lnglaml. Tho discoveries hav
excited considerable interest umcni! nut
paries and nrchntdogists, who nro uiakiijyj.
iiioi.ouu nit uBuguuous ui me it'miory
thereabouts in the interests of science.
Tlio great deiiiaiul lor lions, caused bv
tho increasiri' number of nublicexhibitions.
zoological gardens, etc., throughout the
world, tho number of those unnmils have so
diminished iu Algeria, their native country,
inai mo raco uas inmost ueen extirpated
from tho colony, lu view of this fact, nn
establishment has been formed at Bona, by
a private individual, who is engaged largely
iu iiou uu-cuiug. .
The Builder and Wood Worker, of New
York, says Ihciu is a time-piece time hull
drcil years old in tho posevasion of n gentle-
nidii resiunig in i-iizaueiii, .cw jeney, an J
it is said to keep ns gtxid lime as any of our
modern rocks. Tho works ami dial nro of
haul brass,' and tho nendulmn ball is a
ehapilci piece of lejd. As a woik of art it
is u Miiure, out as n correct and lesttugtime
piece, it has proved to be more thua a suc
cess. Douulles somool our modern mauu-
lacturcrs Could find In this old relict much
of interest if not that which would profit
lliem 1 11 iiieir uusiiicm..
The Galveston (Tex.) A'cic of a rvnt
dito reports that on June 2:M, in the Uull
oL Mexico, the schooner James Audi ov,en
lOinU'icd a multitude of green turlls,maiiy
ol them very large, und till on their hick-.
It cslimiies tlnit the water covered by lli-o
lurtlci formed an urea of eight mile in wii, tli
and ten miles in length. Obtain Rogers of
the schooner is anxious to lnuo nautical
men explain this odd phenomena of turtle
on llioir Uarus, uelng alive, und the great
excitement created by tlrem among the
Soaniih Mackerel which were present in
large numbers, leajiing high in.tho uirand
in nn tnrecuous. jno occurrence Is one
never bclore seen by Captain Rogers', wlio
uas ueeu on me uu. an uis ine.
The most powrlulelevatorin tho world
is said to be the one now being used in tho
construction uf the Wushiuxton .Monument.
It is no urrangeil as to run twentv fvet above
tho top of the btono work and "'ill carry over
ten tuns to n neignt oi live liundre.1 foet.
Alter the eoniiiletiou of tho monument it
will be turned into a Mssenger elevator. It
has bcon rliiied with a eiieciul view to safe
ty and durability and is not likely to get
out ui repair as uu bo many oi uio modern
elevators in tne cities o: tnis country.
The rystematio o"cavation of nucienl
sites iu bgypt is Unn bitterly opjKMcd iu
many jurtsoi tne gious, and sooieties are
being lormod to prosecute parties and corpo
rations engaged in tho work. Several prom
mem i-gy ioiogii nuvo prouuml ineir sup.
imrv w iuvm bueiuiitN aim wo learn tisai
Mi Etln-ards ooiileinplate a tour of tbe
United States, nt an early day, witli the ob.
ject of assisting the tund and working up a
fceutlmout aganiftt the excavators.
One thousand rubles have been allotted
by the St. Petersburg Society of Naturalisu,
tn a ltioliigieal Exmdilion, for the explora
tion f the Mourmoii ouaM of tlio White
Sea ami altjov similar sum for tlio explora
tion of Lapland and other northern prov
ince! of Russia. The expeditions have al-
leudy been dispatehe-l nud the results of
I their work will be aaxiouely awaited.
To enable Prof. . 1" Asuelin to ir
make
land
Lithuania a subsidy of 400 marks has been
granted him by the Russian Government,
The establishment uf a telegraphic line
oonnacling Algiers with St. Louis in Seugal
via Timbuctoo, has been assured by the eom
iniwiou for the ouustructioa of ttt'etmns-Sa-bareu
Railway.
An uuusually large qusniity of tlrift -
1 k.,.1.1 1.. ., . t.
, ianlf. .by .e.traveling England
and 'his c.untiy, c you at this late uay iu
' thu iumtnt."
l lie l'ropcrl()- of llio .South.
The Daltliiiore Shu sys i Tho South can
afford to 1st the partisan politicians misrep
resent and malign hr,for she is able to stand
alono and attend to her own business. Tho
census shows that she Is rapidly gaining in
the beet sort of populotion by the Influx of
sturdy, hard-working pioneers from Iho
North and Wt, as well as from Europe.
Sho had no part nor lot in tho tremendous
land grab" by means of which the North
nnd Northwett were not only reticulated
over with a compreliensivo railroad system,
but lauded territory was lavished upon those
sections such as enabled tbetn to oiler irrc
Slstlblo inducements lo foreign immigration;
yet, nevertheless, the railroads of the South
avo been repaired, consolidated, extended
nd multiplied In such a way as to afford
amplo, cheap and convenient facilities for
transortntioii, and tho best sort of stimulus
to tho development of agriculture and man
ufactures. Her great eloplos, cotton, tobac
co, sugar nnd rice, have resumed Ibeir com
mandlng positions in tho aggregate of tho
world's Indispensable products, and now
leld crops greater than ever before, while
greater attention to diversified husbandry Is
teaching her people their ability to feed and
cloths and supply themselves, thus giving
thorn all the profitBrcalized upon their lead
ng crops to be applied to their own uses.
Her mineral resources aro also being devel
oped most rapidly; cotton mllls.furnacosand
forges are erecting in marly sections; there
Is a new spirit of entcrpriso among nearly
all classes, utlcndod with a more uniform
distribution of wealth which is the accepted
sign of a happy people. Under such clr-
cu instances the outcry of tho politicians
against tho South 13 recognized lo bo"n vuin
thing," the moro so from tho fuct that it will
not be heard any moro after November 2.
Tho cotton crop last year was 5,000,000
bales, tho largest over raised, and it is esti
mated that this year's crop will exceed last
year's very considerably. In Iho la:t fifteen
years tho cotton crop htis yielded ut tho
ports of shipment nn aggregate of $1,000,-
000,000 in gold, paying tho cultivators nn
nverngo of $00 a bale, or $3,500,000,000 and
yielding In surplus over former averages (as
a credit which may rightly bo placed to tho
account of fiee labir), MO,000,UOO in gold
In Arkansas tho Crop has increased from
111,000,000 pounds In 1870 to 318,000,000
in 1878. In Texas Iho increase h4s been
fiom 157,000,0SO pounds in 1870 to nearly
500,000,000 in 1878, and probably 800,1100,
000 in 18S0. The cotton crop of tho South
in 1879 gave employment to 12,500,000 spin
dles,$l, 000,000,000 cipital in buildings, ma
chincry nrd operating c::renses, nnd fount
work for 800,000 persons. Th'o South has
begun to toko part in tho manufacture of
its great staple. Its spindles aro already 7
per cent, of tho total number employed
tho country, and aggregate 771,000. These,
Southern cotton mills are small, but more
profitublo in proportion than tho moro cx
tensive ones nltbo North. Careful estimates
show Iho saving in cost of raw material
favor of tho South nt least 20 per cent., an
important factor when tho raw material am
ounts to 01 per cent, of tbo total cost o:
manufacture. Tho making of cottonseed
oil is another growing industry at the Soutl
emp oying 41 mills. Tho oil sells readily
at high prices, and tho pomace lelt over is
good fertilizer. The iron ores of tho South
aro worked to advantage already-. Georgia
produces 100,000 toils of pig iron perannum,
and largo iron works ale established at
Grcensburg, Newport, Covingtonjjouisville,
Rome, Atlanta and other places, where car
wheels, rails, spikes, nails, cnginesnnd oth
er things ore produced. Tho ores of Ten
nessee ond Alabama can bo worked moro
cheaT)lyThau tho British ores of Cleveland.
At Birmingham, Ala., pig Iron can Le turn
ed out at $10 a ton. In Kits Tennessee hot
blast stone coal,uiill and loundry iron.made
of brown and red hcmatite,can be produced
for $11 per ton, nnd Bessemer pig, mado of
magnetic ore, for $10 a ton. These prices
dely competition. In Louisiana, Texas und
Florida the sugar industry Is making nota
bio progress and yielding good firofits. The
Louisiana crop lastyearyielded$10,000,000.
Ono planter raised on 3,287 aeresof land 0,-
810,000 pounds of sugar and 7,200 barrels of
molasses, selling for $505,000. Tho Dal
rymplo wheat farm in the North consists ol
23,000 acres, yet its total product was only
$-150,000 or $100,000 less than the Louisiana
planter got irom ono-seveniu tne quantity
of land. Wo say nothing of Florida orango
crops; of tho countless herds of cattlo and
wool-yielding sheep oc the broad plains of
Texas; for the facts already adduced in tes
timony to tho prosperity and the teeming
resources of tho South ore enough to explain
why so many enterprising men are pushing
thither from all sections, determined to put
in their sickles ero tho harvest Is ripe,
Statu miux.
Teur horses were stolen in tbo viclnitv
of Brad fold on Monday night.
An order bus been received nt tbo Leba
non Car Works tor 500 house cars.
John Flints, a carpenter, fell from a roi f
in Reading on luecduy and was lustanll)'
Killed.
Patrick DouRher, n laborer, wn killed in
Elk II ill Colliery, near Seranton, on Mon
day by a fall ot top i-oal.
John Stin-on, aged U years, of Bradford,
wasstiuck by u train ,uu Tuesday urn) rc-c.-ived
injuries wnicli resulted iu his death,
Thero nre forly-uiuo furnaces roaring
along the line ol the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad.
Mr. Jonathan Hiblet, ono of tho oldest
citizens of Erie county, died near Erio on
-Monday, in his 71th year.
The 1'hosnix Iron Company has iliscon
linued tlio tisi of anthracite coal, and will
herealter uso bituminous.
A boy named ltiehnr.l Trice, of Pine
Brook, iaekawuntia county, was iicoideul
ullv drowneil while bathing ueur tlwt plaee
on Tuesday uflernon.
Nicholas Audio; living iuAmwell town
ship, Washington county, was caught in a
threshiug machine on Monday and mttautly
killed.
Dr. Michael Stech, of Lycoming, who
was a candidate for Lieutenant Governor on
ill Greenback ticket in 1878, has declared lor
Hancock.
Tho dwelling ol a farther named KuhmSy,
resldiug in Munster township, Cumbrlu
county, was destroyed by fire on tieturduv
last and his 12-year-old daughter JierishoU
in tne itamuj.
Mollie UJwers; a dissolute woman, died
in the Illair County Almshouse ou Saturday
The same day shu had been driven out of
the house by tin old German with whom she
had been living.
Willio Armstronz, aged 12 years, and liv
ing on the Gibson farm, near Putrolia acci
dentally hung himself with a towel n few
day ago, ami came so near death that It
look ueral hours to revive linn.
A dog belonging tu General Ii. S. Drown,
of Bethlehem township, Xorlliuiuuii
county, was found ulive und well in a ink
Iirtlft ill lllA W.-Wl H..f that tltti,.,, flfu, ,1,,,-a
ogo, where he had Ueu for forty days and
utghU without food.
Mary Moore, 19 years of age, whose par
ent live at Logauport, Armstrong oouuty,
lu not tasted food or drink for four weeks,
auu iier appearautw is wai oi a living saeie-
ton. SbeaMigu no reason for the last, only
that she doe uot care tu aaL
, " u
Detuuerauc n .oiuatioita for Congress
were made n V,,nu v bv the f,,llwii
.., t . , o tu r, rL
iHiit,.- J froic, W Dm Oaiueron,
J. Henry bui,. brir, Ailre.1 ttbort. The
tolloH tug w-re the llepitblicaii ulilln-SMoii-
ul u....l.au.,u. made Ib.t day. hu,.u;
liaonu, D. v,ii,.j.iilci:Ji.l,
V M V e
John Mevers was delected steallnc corn
in the field of lit ward Kaufman, Hour Lan
caster, on Tuelsy night. Hu was apptoach-,
ed by Andrew aimer and Abraham llnul-
tnal). lie reeisteu arrest aim piungeu a
oha-bladed knife Into Miller's body, when
Kaufman knocked him senseless with n
stone. The wounds of neither Meyers nor
Miller nra eonsldeied dangerous.
Jeremiah Machanv and wife, of New
Castle, Schuylkill county, aro perhaps tho
oldest couple," living. Tho Pollsvlllo Journal
says that the husband is aged 111 and the
who iui years.
IllVCHtlgUIIOII.
Hverv man should bo willing, and wo
think should be anxious to investigate every
thing which i3 so likely to benefit nil man
kind as the discovery of Kendall's Spavin
Cure, because it is now belngusedon human
llosn Willi ninsiremaiKsoie ucueuciai resuus
for rheumatism and deep seated pains, and
it has proved by experience that it is equal
ly os good for human flesh as for any tSnl
mil. It is penetrating nnd powerful, und
yet it can bo used, full strength with per
iod tnlety on a child as welt ns a grown
person. For oil blemishes on horsesjt has
never had an equal. Read tho advertise
ment lor licmlull s espavm uure.
A Kcir Treatment.
The Golien T.Httr of Life. WonJerful Curei.
ir vnu ham Consuimdlon. nnd would know
that ourcoua:henn bo made Jooso and easy
Hectic 1-oer and Night Sweats checked In 24
hours; Inflammation taken out or tho t. units
and air parages at once; that yod can be
mado to gain 3 to t poundi or healthy llcsh
per week ; If yo'j havo any Chronlo Disease,
Bronchitis, Asthtnn, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, sick
Headache, Heart Ulsoaso, Liter Complaint,
Nervous liehlllty.Seinlnnl Weakness or Sper
matorrhea.!, loss of soxuiil power In either sex
trom any cause; If you havo any formot nerv
ous weakness, loslinr. Cosh or wasting away,
and would Know ut nn itiirnciti.u ronei and
certain euro ror many ol Iho severest cases In
a short time, u now method with now agents
to fatten everybody-, Invlgorato nnd uialto
strong nnd ho.uthy the must hopeless cases,
rut this out and write at once lor parlleulars
to II. s. uurraiuutii licrncn r.prins,
Mich. July 17 yl
ITew Advertisements.
OUT 150K0U0II.
ACCOUNT FOlt YEAR ENDINO 31st
MAltUII,lS80:
Cash In treasury at last report lesscx.
, oncrntionsano oommizsiun qu-ja if
I'ubllo snnaro collection Hi
T. J. StoCtet, ground rent 1 50
JMI 92
EXPENSES.
Aadltlnir 3 00
S Welsh, lockup.., 14 C5
N". nnydor, coal 4 66
11. Trnppc,'rooin rent nnd hammer. .. 3 63
II. V. Alorthluier, printing statement 15 00
II. A. Kuhns, tin box 1 00
Nu.hnn Snjder, c;al tot 1877 2 Oi)
Win llollinger. ralary ns Trens.. 1570 WOO
U. W. Ioutz, salary ns hco., 1H3 0 00
STKKUTa.
A. Kast, worl; on streets, 2 00
II. II. Albright fcS. cakel 8 00
II. scluich 3 23
Urhln Iloycr 100
Geo Emery .' 6 25
Ueo. Jtapp.. 7 to
$110 35
Hal.3lstMnrch,lSS3 84 67
BOUNTY.
To cash and uncollected ns last itated t063 37
Duiiltcalo ot 1879. eubiect to exonera
tion and uddltlou 01172
1875 09
Exoneration 45 00
1830 03
EXPENDITURES.
Itv It. Antlionv. Treas.. on iudirmcnt
In lavor ori'rnnklln Township.. $050 00
" Hal. In treasury and uncollected,
less commission 830 09
IN1IE11TEDNESS
To bal. duo on judgment at last state.
incut
. 50tS 6i
Interest to dnto..
. 323 8
5912 81
Paid I!. Anthony onjudirmcnt
Hnlancodueon iiiduuieut
1)50 00
5922 (3
To bal. as abuvo stated
, eso to
Liabilities In excess of resources 1U
We, thounderslRned Auditors or Wclspurt
HorciiKli, havo examined the accounts of U.
W. l.eulz, Secretti-y, nnd Win. llolljnicer.
Treasurer, nud lind them correct as stitlud.
AI.I-'ltEI) WU1TTINOHAM,
UHAHLL8 II. NUSUAUJI,
Anditors.
POOIl ACCOUNT. KEOEIPTS.
To amount ordupllento ror 1879 03 92
" bal. iu trcasur of last report 67 60
150 i
EXPENDITURES.
Exonerations
Ooinnihslons
Auditing lor 1878 nnd 1S7U
Expenses ror Mrs. Hnrp
Uruln Doyer, services
A. J. flutti, sen ices
J. 1. em, services
Dal. lu hands or treasurer
3 03
3 81
6 00
62 24
15 0
3 00
C9 07
BJ 37
lie 42
Wo, thcnndcrslaned Auditors or Wclssport
llorouuti, haro examlncil tlio above accounts
or Albert (luth and Urhln lioycr. and And
thcin correct as above stated.
Ar.ntEI) WIIITTING1IASI, ) A,1,iltnr,
CllAS. II. NUSDAUM, Auditors.
Auir.21-3.
N
INK TIIACIIERS WANTED.
Nine Main Teachers nre wanted for the Sla-
honing Township HubllcSchoois. 'lerm. Five
.Months. The Lsninlnatloii "III bo held iu
No. 0 School House, on SATURDAY, SEP
TEMIIEIt 0th, A. 1). 18S0, at 0 o'clock A. SI.,
near tho Eaglo Hotel.
Also, Proposals will botnken for Collecting
the School Tax Duplicate, on theabovo datt,
at tho Public IIoujo or J. T. McDanlel.
Uy order or tho Hoard.
N. HK1NSMITH, SccrStafy.
August 11, 1SS0-WJ
VD 6 3, .
j3ig5
1 o C
UJ:
lJ Isr: -3 a,
O CM
-as o- 2.-a
A
UDITOU'S NOTICE.
In the matter or the Slier- ) In-tlio Toart or
Irrssalu ofrenl elate of Common PJras
Michael sterner. l Carbon County
No. 17, June Tsriu, IMS.
Tho Auditor appointed by tho Court to make
distribution or the hinds arising rrom tho sale
ol th said cstnte among those entltlwl there.
to. nnd make report tome next term oi uourt,
will meet the parties Interested, lor tre pur.
noses or his appointment, on Saturday, SEP-
i i;.Mlii;it 1st n. isw, at i kn o ciock a. m.,
nt liis f lltlpe. niHulnliii? Plrst National Hank.
Mauch Chunk, Penuii., when and where nil
Iiarlles lntcresteil may attend and uiuko
dtown thtdr claims, or be debarred lroui
coining In upon said fund.
K, It. S1EWERS, Auditor.
Mauch Chunk. August 14, lS6e-w
The undersigned respectrully nnnontoos Ui
his nutueroas friends and the public general
ly, that he it now prepared to supply tliem
with choice SHtlAl'S FROM NEW JER
SEY, at the I-mest Market Prices, Yard
a lid (Itttee at Ex liS'.ge Hotel, I.ehlghlon, Pa.
July 3t Ul ' VN. REX, Agrut.
I gft M 'l,v"uSut?.re
I flft flillkS ll wotk fur iu tl
bet ore tbe public.
uiuney lualer at
than at aortluiur
(anital uh roau red. We
will start you I is dar tui.t upwaiua inane ni
home bv tie tudustii as tn. wuweu burs
and pirm waut d everva-bei o to wurt; 1 ir u1.
Xuv I- tli- niae. You eau ttovule yuur wticlo
,luie to wui k. or uu'r veor tri u.oaieoil..
! Nu other biuiue wt'i Mat vuu uea-lv asw. il.
nu imi wnung iu un oau wi u indue t.Dr-
I inmu pa, t v , uaa iik t unre. i-ontlr Outut
nud terms ire. Aureal ouuoTtuuitr lor uiak-
: !. .mouov eaadv aad bir.tlr AOdre.a
Tliu. to., AiuToata, nam. Jaej-iy'
- -
- ft II Pn Ol til kind Tl' MMB8, ol-Ur
liS.diwIur
o.ueua an J
ItK'lfM
joinp.i ano
Pl r tl u l ill ( ion or
Wd , rfrlTiT i'.'i'a
kU,aio, Jtx.5'1 nv I Jt n i
in .' .ui.iA"i' . Aim
s
Now Advertisements.
QAUTION.
AH persons nto hereby forbid mcddllncwlth
n HAY M AHI3 purchased by mo front Tublas
Wuutz, of I'airyville Heroiuli, and loaned,
diirlmc my plensiire, lo Harrison Wcntz, of
Parryvlllc, uarbuti county. Pa.
I.hWIS ZUIOENPUS.
Aug. 7, 1880-W3 Parryvlllc, Pa.
JDMIMSTIIATOII'S SALU
Of valuauli:
By virtue of an order or the Orphans' Court
orCnrhon county. Pa., tbo undersigned, Ad
ministrator or the listatoor WILbON Mill.
I.IOH, Isto ol MnhouliiK township-, deo'd, will
coll at publlo sale, on tho promises, ou
SATURDAY, AUGUST 28,1880,
commencing at TWO o'clock 1'. M , tho M
lonln described Heal Katntc, viz: All that
certain tract or pleco ol IjAND, slluato In
Mahoning township, Carbon county, Pinn'a,
bounded and described ns follows, lo wit : Ho
atnnlnir nta stono, thenca by land or Jaaub
Mussolmnn, south 61 decrees, west 02 perches
to a stone; thence by laud nl A llanllne.north
2iii dcirrcos, west 10 perclios to n post; thenco
north 29K degrees, west 43 perches to a post;
thence south 03 en's, west 18 tier, to ft stone:
thence by land ol John Helnsmlth, north 21
degrees, west 119 perohes to a stone; thence
uy luiiu ui Lour,,,! nuiari, nun,, ivucki.,,,
onstvt pcraho toil tlone; thenca south it'i
ucgroer. east luo ln-rcues io Eiune; inencu
north 87 degrees, east 44 perches to ft stone;
thenco soum U dearees, east 8 perches tu n
stone: thence north 7tf dcitrocs. vcst 23 nerch.
os to a stono; thenco south 234 degrics, cast
62 perches to n stono at th place ol bculnnlng,
containing FIF1 Y-1JIUHT AUltLS, muro or
less.
Tho Imnrovcments thercen ero n Ono Two-
Rtorv Frjime l)elllnir. about 10x22. with
iviicncn niincut u; a iso wno i wo-Mory r ritniq
llwelllng. about 18x20 feet! banU H.iin.'JJxSO
feet; n nheelwrlirht .Shop, nbout 12x10 lent.
find oilier mittinlldlngs. Tlicro Is an Oiehnrd
ol lull bcnrluu; tiult tiucs on tho premises.
thkvb oir balk. uno-iinrti c.isii; one-imru
tn six month with hilcrest. utid tbo relnnlii-
ln one-third In one year Iromdatouf sale,
Willi lntcresi. iuu;i, a. iicuk,
. Adui'ror Wilson Miller, dca'd,
Aug. 7, W3
J-JJHIOIITO I'OOIt ACCOUNT.
WENDEM. StniWAllTZ. Treasdrcr, In
account with I,ehlghton Poor District for
ino year enuin j iuay isi, issu.
DU.
To Dilonce, as per Inst Report....... $ 142 69
" jrror in iraiisierring i,h. oi leu. o:
Amount of Duplicate 1379. less lor
exonerations 4-18 05 747 10
" Cash liom Jos.Obciton Note.... 2iooo
' " " II. Hiskcy 2S 00
" " " Chus. Kroehlleh.-tno .1 5 Ou
" ' " Irwin Doicr. boarding
Ilctsey Harp 6 00
' Cash lor boarding trump soldier. 12 59
" Irom Harry R.ilollir, relit
duo Mrs. Katzhmor. credited on
her note 6 CO
" Casu from Jolm Hcllniim. rent on
Phaon Snjilcr properly 10 00
Cash Iroin Poor Directors or, Kast
Peun lor keening and burying
Stephen Moyer 22 25
ltso 10"
PAID OUT AS PER RECEIPTS.
Polly Miller, washing $ 4 50
Tllirlt. Arner, tncrcli.uidlse 7 34
J..1. Klstlcr, potatoes
(I Dllchor, straw 45
Charles Trainer, carting coal &Cour 10 bS
Stciheu Krchlcrniso, wine 35
Auditing accounts lor 1S7S 0 00
Chas. troellcli, butter and cugs 31 0:
T. 1). Chiuss, clothing, etc 11 25
T. S. Heck, books, etc 2 39
Val. bchw irlz, two Collins 24 00
s. r;. rntzluger. incrcliandlsc A 17
I. II Snydi-r, incrchandlso 12.
Wendrll Schwartz.lnro nrrd cxnenscs
to Eclilgh Co. almshouse b 00
W. Schwartz nnd P. Helm; dltlo 8 00
Ellas Dengler. eabb.igo and potatoes 0 tl
I.. V. Ivlepplng r, retuovlnir JsmilLr
nnd caning coal 12 00
.T. II. llnuseman, potatoes 7 C5
Sir. Miller, washing 1 70
R Penstcrinaclicr, merchandise.... 31
D. Eboort, flour, eto. 22 00
J. I. tlnbcl, wood, cts 6 00
i.'hiis. lillltnan, boarding child 2 00
J. Seldle, exonerations tor U7S 1 30
W. Keinercr, merchandise 10 67
1j. Summit, boarding Illskoy child.. 22 76
L.t lilKU V alley Coal Co , coal IS
A. D. Mosser, repairs, etc u to
,11. Hcllinan S. Co.. Hour, etc 30 60
.1. T. riusbauui Sc Son, merchandise. 11 47
11. Horn, services 1 09
1. Helm, shoe uiendlnir. lock-un und
fees 64 67
T. It. Kcmcrcr, lumtturo 1 2
J. E. straup. turnips 1 05
Daniel ilrnvcr. meichanlse 14 40
Henry Hoyor, Justloo fees...., 7 25
II. V. Moithliuer, priming, etc 12 00
W. It. Ilex, cabbage 4 80
r,ijwts Webs, ono hat
Julius Uumpct,.suliorclothcs
Charles Sclteri, beet
Mrs. Weiss, services-..,
Rev. U W. Ealizk-, burial ol' Mrs,
East
49
0 UO
3J 49
John Scheckler. reiialilmri lock 75
W. U. ,11. Selplo. medical services .. 25 hi'
11. Deekondorl, milk 12 CO
.1. S ebb. convcvlti? P. Snsder... 2 69
F-. Eevkle.-rent 69 UO
A. .1. Durtlinr. medicine
J liumjs Alaiilz, lodging traini 1 oo
W. M. Ransher. P. Su,der's II. 5. 1,,
dues iitol Ices .'. 22 00
Chns, unscr, mending shoes
Clnis. Kipp, beef. 1
J. Patz ngor, carting
.Mrs. U oof, serTlees 2 60
t'hii. Patterson, digging gravo 6 00
(J. J. Snyder, liolaiors 0 49
J, uouiilnger, slotvard. oxiicnses rof-
P. Sn,ier 110 09
Mrs Smith, milk
E. J. Snydrr, turnips
H. A. llcllz, coal and rcllerorders .. 7
Charles Kliip. meat 6
F. Leokle, rent..... 47 61
Rev. J. II. Hartiuan, luucral ot Ed.
Mulhenrn
T. R. Ki-murer, collln for Mulhe.iru. 14 00
Win. Kemercr, meieh.iniUeu u 6:
W. S. v liitermutc, merchandise
T. D. Cl.iu.-ii.liju
E. 11. Snyder, tncrchaudlsu B 7.
llellllliin H Co., four un I Kcd 23 04
Dan. Uraver. luercliiudlso 10
David KM.erl. Hour , 11
!t. Fcnsieiiuaulier. inurcliaiidl.o 6
C. A. Heck, commission cull'g tax. .. 37
.1. 1.. Gable, wood 2
('. Selfort, meat
Nuibaui Mou, merchandise 3
T. R. Keoierer, tw , colllns 25
Cliiuss & llro.. bat
I, Summit, keeping llltkey child... 2
P. Helm shoe mt-iidlng 15
D. Ebbert. Uouruud tnnatoes... &
W. Seliwarir, services 1879-SO 60
W. r-ciiwurtz, ono ohalr 1
W. Schwar'i, lulaoco for scnlco Iu
yenrs 1S75, 76 tin.1 'T7 15
W. Sehwaitz, oumiui-sion on money
p dd out In year 11.19 20 0B
W. t-enwattz, u i lance or commission
on money paid out lu 1S77-7S, und
uot previously allowed
V. hcharlz, lor discrepancy In 1.
lowitiglur services in years 1874,
lb,5 and Is7s, and uow allowtd,
as urgeil by thu Cuiiimittee or
Investigation. See report below
lialanuudua District
il29
COPY OP PETITION TO AUDI lUR
We the undersigned, lu view ut tho dlrputi
as to tho true balance In too hands of Wei
dell Schwartz, Overseer of the Poor of I.e.
hlglitoii Horougli, respectfully urgo the And
iters of said llorouxh to allow Mr. Seliwurn
the lull l. estbit he claims for services lor the
lolloitliig years:
Fur j ear 1674 4t 00
For year 1675 2s no
For year 1T 25 00
Iu addition to former allowances frtil lo
Considering the lalllitul and eHlelent manner
tn which he has discharged his duties, we feet
that he ought to be bald tils full demands.
We cannot discover the alleged error which
Vr. J-chwarts olaluis, lut we are-taellueil to
believe that llioie Is uno auuieahero In Ids
lavor. We also recommend the additional
Ileus, to wit :
Attor'y fees. 1". P. Eongstrset, 24 00
CustsintheeuibetileuMulHilt, iB 143
(138 09
W. M. RA
I'SHER,
Ulus. a. UK K
THO-4. KEMEREll,
Csmnilltee lulntetllgate Aceounti.
May, ISM.
We the uudertlgned, duly oleated Alutliors
orihe llorouah uf Ililghloo. do rertlly thai
the foregomg net-uunt ot WerAelt Sehwaru
Is correct lo iho best or our kuewledgo and
belief.
W. A. DERHAMFIt, )
W. W. HOWllAN, (Auditors.
W. P. LONO. 1
Itlghton, Pa.. July li, USO. aug78
RUPTURED
The
i, ilium
waat -l fce
an-ataat lu v, nil ,u of tb ae I He uur paw.
phial heut tree. rn(. J. Y. JCuAN. Ikereti
bar. X. Y. llr 'rvl
OPIUM HABIT
C'UItlill lMISMMhlV.
TheMedielee wWfor raiIHn'rtn ibov
the euet "I iwoooumltiiB. A tl ontw treel. d Or
Iail ureMtiMieJ IVr lull iJUtleuUn nd
drew the uuooviuuui.
I. H. li. COLL1X8, or
! ilus. '' B.COLUtrf, LA IHJUT.
tb 7 Ji.
-
r. , Mniii.iire ii'io-t i und tu loor ii da.-a
B. COLLUftf. LA JHJUT. 1KD
Upiiilil S l"' ' ' ' "" ' '" -"''0'-
New Advcitisomcnta.
Drugs and IVIedicines,
WHITK 8THB15T. WHIH.Sl'OUT. PA.
Itcuiovnl nr.il Chituco of I-'li'ml
Utossrs. Itnpslier Zcrn
nitr lonrn to nnnnnnnfi to th nl ertn nt Wrliw.
poitnm' (sntroundmif ughborlioix. Hint tlmv
ivw limniaBtM nv mcok nun nsiur n ui ur
iftied nnd litTffrlv liicreratH tun Ptock, lmvo 10
movra it inio tan oipgnniiy-uuoii up room in
ti.oIJti x Uuildiuir, on WMtu mopt. lormetly
cofupird Uy Mr rni scUtm-lt wltein tiey
tliu I'UljliC ecueiully with I'leeh nud Tuto
(RUGS AND g MEDICINES,
of nit kinto tocoMif r witb n lull Hno nf nit flacli
FANCY fJOuiJS art; Uftimliy Kept in well
ciumn's, IVrfumcry, ftnipa. Diu-hcs, Coitus
jjjtiuim, tuiiTill"ys i t une, Duirn-i nn a,
JS.ioalittr itracis. kj-iIiibo-, Nmiu
Uoitles. Djo BUHa Ac, Ac,
Tnrn WINHs nn 1 LloTTOIia for Mcillclnal
parpucs, on J a largo fitou ol choice UIUAI18.
Th Ihhiiipm rtil! ho iinrirr clio neinml
cliat (round nupertntnmicnro of Dr. J, U. ZBiiv.
WoluctnJ tu . ive lull Haifrtfaction lu mir pa
ttons in qua my odu price, umjusncmi.
Dr. Charles T. Horn
Would finnotinco lo !it ptiUtC llit-t ho has
purcnnBcti irom ujts. a. j, ri.ii,u,uiu
CENTRAL DRUG STORE,
In Leuckel's lllock,
J3ank St., Lcliighton, Pn.,
Having refitted nnd rllllcd thoentlre stock
he can olfer
I)MSAliDClMICALS
Strictly fresh amt Puro
Alfo Horse nnd Cattle potMers.Patent Medl.
cines, itrusncs, &oais, juomus, i-enuiueucF,
Sjiongts, Chamois &klns. Wines nnd
Liquors lor Medical rurpo'es. tins,
l.iMnps and rixturcs.Dyestulls.UhoIco
Clirars, Pipes und Tobacco, r-pco-tlclcs.
Trusses, Nursing Hottles,
Violin Strings, and n lull llno.of
Wall Pnpcrnnd Hnrdersat tho
Lowest Prices.
Prescriptions carefullv cotnbounded and
ptotnpt nitcbllon given to every branch of tho
business.
A enntlntinno of llie lintronnso herctolnro
extended lo thlsestabllslitneptu rcsnoctlully
solicited, and gatIr.ictlon guaranteed.
sopt.13, 1870.-ly. Dit. U. T. HORN.
THE LITERARY
Tliemo:t successful revolution of the century,
nnd, to Atnerlenn renders ol liooks, tho most
Important, Only books ortho higbrft class
nro publlslied by us, nnd iho prices nre low
beyond comparison ullh iho cheapest books
ever beforo issued. To Illustrate nnd demon.
strato tin so truths, wo send tho touonunr
books, nil complete, nnd unabridged, Pusi-
rAib, ui mo prices naino-i ;
MACAULAV'S
LI'oof Frederick tho Great. Former prlco
it.1.25. I.nrgo brevier type, bcauiiini print
Prlco Three Ccnls
OARLYLE'S
Llfo of Robert Hums Former rrvco, s)1.2i
Largo brevier type, beautllul print. Prlco
Three Ccnls.
1,111 HT Itf ASIA, ,
I!y Eilwln Arnold, former price, l.ro.
lleautirul iirlut, Lrcvler lype. Price Five
Cents.
THUS. HTIOHhS'
Manliness or Christ. Former rlco tl lleau
tirul print, brevier type; prlco tnrei ceuis.
HA RON MUNCHAUSEN.
Ills TravcWand Surprising Adventures. For.
iner prico tl.-a. lluurgeuiso ipe; jincu iivu
cents.
.MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS'
Life, by L.imertlne. Former prlco tl.cft
jirevter lype, ucauiuui iiruu; iticu unco
ccnls.
VIOAll OF WAKEFIELD. .
Ily Oliver (loldsrnlth. I'rcTler type, bcautl.
iul prlnl; prlco livo cents.
HUNYAN'S PILaitl.tl'S PROGRESS.
HourgcoUo type, leaded; beaulitul print;
prlco six cents.
PRIVATE THEATRICALS.
Ily author of "Sparrowgrsss Papers." Small
pica type, icaucit; price two cents.
STORIES AND 1IALLADS
For Younir Folks, bv Ellen Tracv Aldcn
with very Uno .Illustration!. Selections
dohtphte irom her bouf. Largo tj J,e;
price live cen s.
LEAVES FROM THE DIARY
ornnOld l.awvcr. Short stories or thrllllnir.
laughable, pathetic Interest. Pike three
ecu s.
1I00KSELLEP.S
Everywhere only ono iJtMiler In each town
keep thiro and our largo list of standard
books, widen are selling by tno million tol
limes, because, tho people believe iu tho Liter
ary Revolution.
AMERICAN HOOK EXCllANOE.
Tribune, llulldlng, New Yuri:.
JOHN If. ALDEN, Manager. Jy 31. If.
1866. Original Ciicap Casli Store 1380.
Of East Weisspoi'tj.l'a.
It may not ho ircnerally known to our iico.
nlo tint the FIRST Oil EAP CASH SHIIU
IN EAST WE1SSP iliTw stiirtcl by the
undersigned hi the year ldds, and tint the
s ilno person kceus It to-day, I'ud Is selling
an ucH.-riiiiuns ui
Drv Goods,
Boots, Shoes,
Groceries,
Provisions, tOc.
at equnlly ns low prices as Iho satno qiiallty
of goods enn be obtained In any town in the
county In the HOOT AND SHOE LINE
I have a lull stock or Iho very be" I makes for
ladies', misses', men, boy's und children, and
invito nn Inspection by buyers beloru they
purchase, elsorthere. Don t ou torael Iho
lilncc.'lho Ortgltml Cheap Cash Store, a lew
uoots noitu ui mo uauui iiriugv, r.usb t cits,
port, ru.
HENRY CANPHELU-
ea-IIuttcr and cgirs taken In exchange at
lilgiitsi mnikei prices. mayia.-iua
No Patent No Pay.
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business wirti greater nrointius and des
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torney who are at a distance from Wa.h
ingtuii, ajvl who Imve, llicrofore, to employ
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examinations ami furnisli opinions as to
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Sweilisli, Norwegian and Datiiah legations,
nt Washington; 'on. Jim. Casey, late Chief
Juttiue U. S. Cuttrt of Claims; Ui the Ottioial
of the U.S. Parent Ollioe, and to Senators
an 1 ember of Oongreaa from every Stale.
.Wit! LOUIS DAGGER. ,tCO., Solici
taia of Patrirtsand Attorneys at Law, Le Droit
Building, WaBiiiKoios, IXC. deo22
THE BEST OF COAL
The underslad is now prepared to supply
the teryett I.ATTlMElt COAI. nt the fob
lowing LOW PR1UES FOlt CASH I
At Yrd
Itellv'd.
No. 1 0betfnut, per ten,.
Nu. 1 OneMuut, ir ten,
Stave, per too,
eoo
i w
ft w
I to
3 M
J. L. OA BEL,
Depktrhi
Gexkual IIahdw'ahk, &c,
Opnuilleine l'utdk 8ure. 11J.XK bTUKKT.
I.KHIUIIION, VA. Hr.l.lr
l i; a TA I r0 l"la. NevaMiM. Etc
W A I I H I" N " uU lw I Hee I .
MM I vl I L. VJ Ai.KN is .'I nana
1 , r t niiMon .' ' finiiirY 4t
" imwo.rfT bb: 'ir i .ciuir J" J
Hotels and Salooiie.
Q A R BON H 6 U S E,
J. W. KAUDENHUSU, PROPRIETOR,
HakkSt., EmiinnTOsr, Pa.
Tho CUnnoN llornn oilers first-class aceorn
modatlons lo tho Trarellnir public. Iloxnllng
by the Day or Week on Reasonable Torms.
Choloo Cigars, Wines and l.'aliiors nlwny on
hnnd. Onod Slinls and Stables, with atten
tive Hostlers, ntlachuJ. April 10-yl
p KOl'Ol.D mkvi:i:,
Announce to Iho ronplo ori.ehlghton and
vicinity thai ho has leased and renttod the
Saloon & Restaukant,
lately owned by Lkwis J. Christmas, on
Hank street, Lehlghton, nnd Is prepared to
lurnlsh them with FHI-WH IIHEK nud other
Refreshments nt all times, Patrouugo solic
ited, I'ree l.illicli IS very Sftllirdny Bvc
iliif. np. 10, lS80-yl.
The Fort Allen House,
WEISSPORT, PA.
iXnllian Klotz, Fropriolor
This Hnuso l located In tho Rnrough or
Welsstori, l)rbn County, Pa., and Is built
on tho site or Fort Allcn.anol I stockado fort
ification, ercied hero over a century ago to
protict the early settlers airalnst Iho hostile
iticiirrlons ol thu Indians. Tlio huuso is u sub
atnntl.il brick, and wits nnmod "Fort Allen
House" by I lie Into Edward Weiss: Iteontalns
Thlrty-tno Ilootns nnd n hanilsomo Restnu.
rant, und Iho presnt Proprietor hnsnowly
and thoroughly relltted the cstnbllshment.
It has nil tlionppolutincntBorn FinsT Class
i'ol'XTRV llnTKi. adapted for tho com fort ol
Its patrons. In close proxln Itv to tho Hotel,
in lerteci preservation, is ino materia
OLD rlt AN KLIN WELL,
which was dug by order or Rcnjamln Pr.ink
lm to supply Iho unrrison or Fort Allen with
water. Its walls ofstone, which still defy the
ritvaires ofnges, nro ns perfOJt to-day as when
put there, and the well now contains about
six leet nrcrtstal water. The well Is now lie.
Inu- fitted up ns n historic relovto the water or
which the patrou or tho Hotiso will havo rrco
access,
feUMMKIl HOARDERS
will bo arenmmodated nt Rcnsonnblo Prices.
The liar Is supplied with tlio bott Wines,
Liquors nnd Cigars, tlond stabling nttnclicd.
Blny, 8,ly NATHAN KLOTZ.
Kendall's Spavin Cure,
1 hn mot f ucfrsr jI ItrniMv ever rtt cttvrr
od, It Isccrt-iin 1.1 tit ff.TU unit Ooira uot
blister UKAD I'ltuO' li:,LOW.
Fm Roy. P. 11 Graiipr,
Pres. Elder of St. Albans Dist.
nt lban, vt , Jmi.sotli.
Dit. 11. J KfM)ALL A Co . Oentrt i In lcnlv
to yum leitorl w li hay that mv !X)uiii'Uct'
wiin Ji.('iuinurt jsimviw ijurw n 11 ditii vhv
Hntistactfiiv inilpcd. llirco or lour yearn agn
I M'ncuican Oottio of your iigout mul wlrh ii
cuiod a hortoof laiiH iiiT-ciii8iMl bv a wimvin
rtt fohkou mv Imrfco hecumo wry iiuno tni 1
inT-itnl him nut. fur n tew wlll'll In- l)tV
ci.ma belli r, mir wheal imt ln:n on tliu riul
iui i?rnw woikp wIipu I ili-cnv.'te.l tiut ii riiis
oom wim (orniiiir. I tirorii id a DotilooflC n
it. UN puviu Curt nut) with Iocs tlum n bntt o
CUrtQ IIJJU liljlt lf 1H III'L I, 111. IH'HIIll tan
tho bunth boJuaud. llosi.Ttlill'v roaiw..
FraeranGB Ml Tell.
Stoushloii. Muss., Mnichl6Jli, lftfO.
Tt J. IvKSttlLT. A Co. Ooiitm In laitiro to
vouam. niMM-it 1 th nk I ou;rlit to id yu knmv
tliftt I niiVf r- novid twi bono nii'Tins wi h
Konitnl'" Hjmln Citnoiio very lprrn ono
iloti'l vuw liow loner th' Mpsvlti t'tiJ bsm
ttcro. I tlavc owTtKl tio Initio elHit tun tha
If. took mo mar mom lit to ttii.o tho .art-emio
tt'tturi ivh tar ihf ttinull mio I tiaVO uncil iou
iifle. Tlio hoio id cntirclv tu.t t uil
htilT, : lit1 no imnui to bo eru or tt-lt. Tula is u
WMiiilcriui met1 1 luo. It In ti new thing l.e.e,
but if it d h cur ail waat it liu ilcuo tui liio Us
tult vili bo veiy jri-out.
itLbjjtcnutty yourx.
cuas. v. rAiucnn.
Kendall's Spavin Cure.
Coinr5, X. It. Jnn 2.1680.
II. J. KrNDALL it Co.. a-iiHeiuni :-SVV hao
a Opiiitt.itii ro..n nunc Unit wus L.l-in to un on
CTi'im cj a p littvin on lu-i "u, which unr'u hur
t'.iMKl 1 im. V ti oa ott hir in e- atnl piIiwimI
lii'i'tuiun in tin b'irii vmd i a the lull d tlio
vi'Uivapp vmsr 'Koaila'i't flmutn I'uii' iircrd
inir -u JirectKins. Wo nut uo her for
niont i. he w entiu'lv tmcl, at it the bunch
cowiKnttiy removed, ami haw uover bieulmie
Hlneu Wo htato whut wf icnow to ho u fact.
We havo bold twelve dozen Untiles In tho tlmit
timo that wo htnc tn ted im wmr agents in Cua
CuIlU Jt'Hlf CfttlllV VOU10.
UeS'iiLinuiLL a KiXTnr.inn,
Ai"thoo.iricfl.
ill!
To Whom Itmav coxcfuv.-Iu th year
175 T treated with KriHhid'n .-puvln i;uie n
bone cnavm or nfoiul ni"iitli.v (f-owli, mcrtv
uatt a Uruo imuIk n'afKf.iiml twain et!y (ni
p-d tho Inuu'iiesH an i lemovul th inr.rire
numt. I hivo w i Icon tl't hnie rvei ! oe ior
twirt amUio nr.ipi h)ialMit lam , r.r ontdd I
ovn: fH&iy il Ub'c-r.un in tlm nre vt tuelnmit
Joint Htucu I tiuattHl lUm vr'iU KennU- yn
in Cuio tt. A. UAlNJSb.
i;noburgli rulls Vt.. Fob. vfi, 179.
Swum u3 mtuwilbi-il lo before mo thli 24th
dW of JTebiusry. a m. p
KENDALL'S
Sffaviu Cure on Human Flesh.
l'alteu's 3Iil', WsshliiEton X.Y.. J
Febrnnry .1, isra. S
II i lir.MUit.JI I).. l)(ar Mr. The rartlou
l.ir cneo.i wli.cli lumtimir" Upurm LUru"
wn u liliUnluMt uUl W In ot l liioulh
sianiUajr. 1 lud lriB.1 niuny ttunrs. hut In v iu.
Your fiuaviu i ur " out luo loot to tbe yiouue
OKain, i iid for the Iik tune .lore halt. 1 , u
nulunil lui'itioii. Vol a family nuiineut il i-s-eels
unvibinir we ovei uetf.
YourM tuny. iikv at. r. iii.i.i.
Pastor I
M. 1: U
Uhurisli, J ulU u s Jll.m N. Y.
KCXDAWi SPAVIN CC ftEIsnre In Its
elTaeis lid il in He at Hon fts HUilfis not Misltr
voi it iioiiciisiing and ioweifiii ipro-ieli vro.
rv rtMl jwnie.1 t" leiuoee ny Oouy
urowili oiliir oiiliirKeineui. itrii uk homini.
,hlltll. Ciiri o oleui,. noisins, SwetHiie i.uy
ijniifiSKM 'iniikU Knl rir. rneot i. of u joIiiih
ei.I.iuih or UVuinatlMii m Men. etui fur m,y
IturiKiAefor wtileli u Mii'tiii-nt U iimn! for Mini
or Uie'l It iu now knoftn U. be Ihe bestttul
moat tor man ovrr used, ui'l.uiit wild l it cer
um in it. fleet.
HniiI '4diurator Illustrated oirenbir lncti,
we think, gtra jnutive pnof o( tumtae-.
No reiuMly nas i er met with auoli Rim Hah Uo
riim to our kuow-.oe, (or In ml veilea
Mun.
Pi ice tl ?' bottle, or MX bnttlea for IM AM.
iJiuiriil'is nnelt or ran t ll for tun. or it
vlll be sent to auva.'dreaacu foot pt nl i-r.ce
In tueiiioiirlotor. . lu H. J. KtSDALI. Jt
CO. I5eooureU VuXU Vt. laue'C yl
jai'OIlT.VXT AXXOl'NCtJlKyi !
SuewSs Weisjs5
l'OST OFFICE BUILDING
LKHIOUTO.V, I'A., has tho Largest and
Most Kxtenslve Stock of
HATS, CAPS, &c.
ever otfarad In this boroiuib. llevlrur pur
rtuMil lay Hlook In iba lSasiaru awl oikM
MMMlMtoftsj triy In Ik. wson aad at
Mvluful 1 ui 1ft par Malum an th. praaant
J H 1 1 M I , I , aw y. " w - i
IraerdlMry loduo.aoar.ta tu uy utMm,
HhcU1 a I tuition In ban gives to the celeo
llin f
lall and "Winter Boots !
mi I UvlU ianB rif i- an.i ( it
to otU aad es.is.h my .
Uwtr aarajmoa .Iwwkark, . ..,..
to ulve aiikotal luduchiaalta lo ftu
rtTki'M Ts kks.
KonraUr. LKUIS WKIJS
I'-nt VAiv Uu I :i. , Ll H.hl. o, I'l
fj. pi
(spavin curei
THE PEH-FECT 50OT0."
fcsle nud It. ilible Substitute for Qulnlno.
The only 25 cent
E3XT 3?3aCX3 VTTOX1XjIS
rrni: 1
and nil Jtt A1LAU I A C. EaOKASIi,I,
SnM If ftU llniKrlvtii. It.llra PRE CD ttctrt ft rrlc.
VtilL lo DUNDAS DICK a CO., b. VVooiter M&prr, Raw
Ion, rr t Ir Ui. nut bet, mllej 13 His tl.u of
Ihlniiii,- r fnr If on .imUcMton.
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
II
A Dcodorizcl cstoot of Potroloum,
Tho Only Article (.Iiat "Will Rc
ctoro Hair 011 Bald Heads.
What tlao Isaa been
Wanting' far Centuries.
The greatest c'licovcry of onr day, so far ns a
larso portion cf humanity Is concerned, Is CAIl
BOI.INn. nn article prepared from petroleum, and
M hlch effects r complclo and radical euro In caso of
boldness, or whero tlio hair, owlns to diseases of
the scalp, has hecomo thin nnd tends to fall out,
1 Is also a speedy restorative, and whllo Its uso o
enrcs a luinrlant etou Hi of lialr, It also brings bacll
tho natural color, nnd gives tho most complete sat
isfaction In tho using. Tho falling out of tho hair,
tlio accumulations cf flandriia, nud tho prematura
chango In color nro all evidences of n diseased cou
dltlcn of tho rcalp nnd tho glands which nourish tho
hair. To arrest tlicso causes tho urtlclo used mutt
poscss medical ns well as chemical virtues, and tha
chango must begin under tho eca'.p to bo of perma
nent and tailing benefit. Such an nrtldo Is CAlli
D01.INE, nud, HUo many oilier wonderful dtscov
ctles, It la f mod to consist of elements almost III
their natural state. Petroleum oil Is tho articlJ
which Is undo to worl: such extraordinary results;
hutltlsattci it h. s been chcralcallytreate4 anil
vomplctely deodorized that it la In proper condition
for tho toilet. It was In faf-oll Itnssla that thd
cct of petroleum upon tho ha'rwns flrtt observed,
x Government oDlccr having noticed that a partially
bald-headed servant of hl, when trimming tho
lamps, had a habit of wiping hli oil-bcsmearcd
hands In bis ecanly locks, nnd tho rcsnltwoilna
few months a much liner head of blade, glossy hair
than bo ever had before. Tho oil was tried oa
horses and cattlo that had loet their hair from tho
cattlo plague, and tho results wcro as rapid a they
wcro marvelous. Tho manes and even tho talis of
horses, which had fallen out, wcro completely rc-3
etoredina few weeks. Thoso csp rlments tvera
hcraldcdto tho world, but tho knowledge was prac
tically uselesj to tlio prematurely bald and gray, a
no ono in civilized society could tolcrato tho uso of
refined petroleum ns a dressing for tho hair. But tho
skill of ono of our chemists has ovcrcomo the dlil
culty, and by a process known only to himself, ho
has, after very claborato and costly experiments, suc
ceeded in dcodorlzlnj rcllned petroleum, which
renders It susccpllhlo of being handled as daintily
ns the famous eau de cologne. Tho ixpcrlmcnts with
tho deodorized liquid on tho human hair wcro at
.ended with tlio most astonishing results. A few
applications, vt hero tho hair was thin and falling,
1,-avo remarkablo touo and Igor to tho scalp and
hair. E.cry pnrtlclo of dandruff disappears on
the first or second dressing, and tho liquid so search
lug lu Its nature, sooms to penctnto to tho roots at
once, nnd set up a radical chango from tho start. It
is well known that tho most beautiful colors aro
rando from petroleum, and, by somo mysterious
operation of nature, tho uso of tills nrtlclo gradu
tlly Imparls a beautiful light-brown color to tho
l.ulr Licit by continued use, deepens to a black.
Tlio color remains permanent for an Indefinite length
of time, and tho chango Is so gradual that tho most
Intimate friends can scarcely detect Its progress.
Ia a word, It Is tho most wonderful discovery of
the age, and well calculated to mako tho prema
turely bald nud gray rejoice.
7 ndilno our renderi torsive it a trial, fcellmj
ratMled Unit ono application will convlnco them of
ii, wonderful ellci-ii. ntMurgX Comnureial ef
Oct. 8.', 1S77.
Tlio article Is tolling Us own story In the hands ot
t!iouHiid j who nre tiding It 1th tho most gratifying;
nod cucouraglug results :
V,'. H. llntti. & bo., fifth Avcnne rharmaey, says.
"Wo huo sold preparations for the hair for upward,
of twentv ycurn, but have never had ouo to tell a
'well or give no li unhcrwil satisfaction. e i there
fore recommend it with conddcuco to ourfrleuds
and lbogeiu.nl public."
Mr. 0"Tivcs V. Ham., of tho Oates Opera.
Troupe, nun : " After fix weeks' ueo 1 am con-
Inced, ns nro also my comrades, that your ' Carbo
lino' bus mid liiir duclng n wonderful growth of
luir w Hero 1 had uouo for jears."
C. II. Smith, of the Jennie Hlcht Combination,
writes: " Aft. r u-lni onr Ciubollno' three week
1 ni'iennvlne dthutluld bonds can be 'ro-halred.'
It'saL.iply wonderful Iu iny cae."
II F. Abtbcb, chemM, Ilolyolre, jriss.. writes:
Your I'arlHiliii.-' haj restored my hair after every
thing (lse lu.d fulled."
Joswn K. Poxn. nttorney-at-law, No. Attleboro.
Has., rltcn : Tor more than uo years a twitou of
my hall ns In en us tmooi h nud frco from hair as a.
hullard ball, bin Mine iltht weeks ao I was ln
,'ucid to uy our t'arbullno, aud tho effect ha
been simply wonderful. Where no hair has been.
H-rn for "ism there now appears a thick growth,
nnd 1 anicoiivliiccd that by continuing its use I shall
have as total a hind of hair us I ever had. It 1.1
(T-owInt! fwi nearly as rapidly as hair docs after
OA EBOLIWE
I. now presented to tho public without fear of cou;
t.tuli. :.on ua tho hel lioatorative and llfautifler of
t!i jiu.r too world ha o.er pruiluced.
Trier, IIM! IIOM.AIC per bottle,
i.j.4 by uil UlilgulMs.
K2KNEDY h CO., PITTSBURG, PA.,
Sole A -cms f ir the I'ulleil SUtes, tho Cansdas tui
Cruit Britain.
A ecntinuous Dew of Water does not Wet or Dim
WOLFF'S
BLACKING.
SelM'olisliIns I.outher rrcserratlrc.
NO FAMILY SK0ULDBE WITHOUT IT.
ASK YOUR OXAUKR FOR IT.
QISS0LOTI0X or I'ARTXEHSHII?
NOTIDE IS HEnKIlY OIVEN, That the
o-iakrluraklu bo'etcfor. axls'lng Mlween
M A. WsuMand Fkavk Kiuiohxii, delnp:
u:naaw Har'laK Makers, under the Arm
nimin "f U W-M h KEReHINHlt, In tbe
llor iih
w i -..
1 1 , ill.
Labluhiou. Carina Oounly. I'l
by mutual oomwit. on tha 19ih
, A fl !).
lliWX KfcKNOHNER
Th. buiia.u will be aoullnuwl by tb. un
ilaraluued. ut Ilia Old Slaod, who Hill also
aattla all iM-latubdliij aeoounl
M. A