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BATOBDAY, BEPTEM BEH 4tti, 1880.
Local and Personal.
TO SUUSCKIMCRS.
i Subscribers wilt pleaso refer to tlio direc
tion tuba on tholr papers, by so doing Ihey
Trill be ablo to bco whether they aro squaro
on our books er not, thus i
John Fitiwilllam mar8 79
f Shows that the subscription has been paid
un till March 8th. 1879, and consequently
Ihero is ono dollar due us oh the present year,
jvhich you will please remit, or $1.2J will bo
charged II wo nave to sena uiu.
Hcmpcrntlo County CoiiTCiitlon.
The Dologatcs elect, met In County Con-
tlST OF DELKOATK3
Audcnricd. Michael Mcdeo, John C.
Boyle. .". ' , .
Beaver Jleauow. Jonn J.uauaguer, juc-
. SLool at the yellow direction tab on
tho first page and seo how much you owe.
il-If you wanta nico smooth.easy shave
your hair cut or shampooing, go to Franz
Rooderer's Saloon, under tho Exchnngo Ho-
tl He. will fix you right, and don't you
forget it. ,
2g-Lewis Weiss, In tho post-ofllce build
Ing, tills borough, has just made a large ad
dition to lil stock for the spring bud sum
mer trade, viz. a full lino of still' and soft
felt hats ol the lutes t and best styles, and a
full line of gentlemen's, Indies' cud child
rcn's boots, shoes and caitcrs, all of which
he is offering at tho very lowest cash prices.
. SSUH..U. Peters, agent, the popularmer-
chant tailor, In the post office building, is now
Receiving and opening ohj) of I'li, largest
and most fashlonablo stocks of cloths, cos
' ajmcrcs and sultirics ever brought into
Lehlghton, and which ho is. prepared to
inake up )n. tho latest fashlolnncl most
durable manner, at prices which actually
defy competition. Call and examine goods
and learn prices and bo convinced.
,. 3 Job printing of the finest description
can, be had at the Cabbo:? Anyociirrofllco
at very low prices. Call and see camples.
sSJ-See a wine cup in another column
with a bunch of grapes from which Spoor's
Port Grape Wine, Is made, that is so highly
esteemed by the medical pr5fesslori for the
uso of iuvallds.weakly persons and the aged
Bold by all druggists. ; -, . . ,
arWANtitD,agirl,about 10 yearsofagj,
to assist with Housework. Apply at the.
Causo. Advocate office, jiehighton, Pa.
aj-Tlie medjeines of DunOas Pick A Co.
are unexcelled for cleeance, purity, and re
liability. Their Seidiitlno Sei'illitz Powders
Ore as pleasant as Lemonade. Their Suit
Capsules are world famous. Seo Advl. f
SSJ-At Dr. C. T. Horn.'s. popular drug
store, you can get any nrtclo usually kept
by first-class druggists, at pricey fully as
iow as the same articles can be purchased in
the cities. Give him a call. .. ,
, SSJVe have much pleaauro in recom
mending Thcrmaline to our renders, ns nn
absolute cure for Malaria. The mnnufac'
turcrs' namealono is a gtlarahteo of.it mcr
it. It sells at 25 cents per box. For par
ticulars see Advt.
I SES.Pcnnsylvania Stale College t'dniits
both sexes. Endowment half n million.
Tuition free. Courses of studj-j Classical,
Scientific, and Agricultural. A thorough
Preparatory Department. Expenses $3 to
$S per week. For catalogue, address Jos
BnnaiLiDoc, A. M., Pres. Stato College Pa.
. :3uDr. J. A". Mayor, of Mauch' Chunk,
is using Napoll, p recent discovery, for the
prevention of pain in cleaning tender teell
for filling, with the greaiect satisfaction,
Thoso who would aVoid suflerlfg should
call upon him.
. 350-Campaign uniforms, shirts, tcrclies,
transparencies, procession banners, club
banners, flags and other goods" furnished by
E. F. Luckcnbach. Mnuch Chunk. AH or
ders will be ii'lfcd promptly and at toficst
rates.
..The dead body of Frank McCulIcugh
with the ikiM crushed in, was focn'c lying
besida the Lohigh Valley Kailroad trock,
near Wilkesbarrc, Sunday morning. Pome
utterances of George Miller caused his ar
rest, and when taken to jail ha confessed
that ho had killed a man, buf ilict n'ot know
ho he was. Miller subsequently acted as
if insane, destroying tbo furniture' of the
cell.
( Thomas Scott and Mrs. IlefTier, of
Schuylkill Haven, Pa., were Silled by on
express train, wbilowalking'bu the railroad,
near Mount Carbon, Monday afternoon4.
Our old friendiS. B. McQuadeiS the
Ilazleton Daily Bulletin, ol last Friday, says,
and that truly : "Mr.. Geo. Ei-eor, jirotho
notary of Carbon countyspent lui night
with some of his old friends in Haileton.
6eo. is one of those genial whole-souled fel
lows whom everybody .likes, he is generous
almost to a fault, a firm, determined and
ipe friend, and withal ait intelligent and
highly educated gentleman'. He is one of
the most efficient officers Carbon county has
ever had."
, , On Friday morning, the 27th ineE., in.
this borough, Elirabeth, wifo of V. C. Mc
Coruick, aged 48 years. She leaves a hus
band and six children, ranging frcin 4 to 14
years' 6f age, to mourn tho loaacf a devoted
wife and affectionate mother. She was in
herited In' thi' LchtghtoW ccmeter on Sun
day afternoon, and was followed hy a num
erous party Of relatives and friends. The
The cervices were conducted by Rev. J. P.
Millor,of the M. E. Church.
Simon Gregory, inside forern'an, was
killed and six others weroinlurrd. bv an
explosion in the Keelcy Ku'n Colliery, at
Shenandoah Wednesday. The men were
engaged In the Work of suppressing the fire
which Is burning in the mine. t ,
Among all Ibe unprecedented fetid un
common wonders of the age is tho gigantic
combination of the dozen or rjtore flr.t-ilau
shows boiled down into the tllli of tho Great
London Circus, Baily & Co., proprietors;
and its advent in Allentown, Wednesday,
Sept. 22ii, is an event looked forward to
with unusual interest by everybody. Us
here ol fifteen Elephants, and tlii eackiifg
baby Elephaut and its proud parents: the
now famous electric light j tho tremendous
consolidated menagerie of half a hundrsj
well-filled cages, and tbo cxhaustlcss cata
logues o( circus celebrities, makp tip q prog
ramme of surpassing excellence. Its coin
ing is certain to be greeted with such an
outpouring of tho populace a; was never be
fore witnessed in this locality.
-rMucU Is being said about .the comer's
vote, says an exchange, and every effort is
being put forth by either side to capture it
In this campaign. That tho soldier's vote
can be counted, solid fir one oT3e is a" fallacy
He is a thinking reader as well as fighter,
and will vote as ha fought, on the side that
in his opinion is right. All old animosities
A JAMAHS PHKfflDH!
"NVc will Dl'CSCnt CVCry PCI'- venllon last Saturday morning, at eleven
11!t tl.ia nffirn rm.1 o'clock and tho following named gentlemen
DUU.U,""'6 X' , look their seats as Delegates.
paVlUC spi.uu ior uuu juiu a
suDscripiion to uie akuuh
Advocate, witli a copy ot ur.
T T T'-nitr. i r Tnt' l micw nvr Pormtelt nallafflier.
tub Horse, .one ol.tue most Peters.
valuable bboks for Farmers Crp. uTsVnn
and Horsemen ever published. William Rabor.
TllC book is handsomely and Kidder South'-Joseph Ilelmbach, Atiios
profusely illustrated, and gives iu7anne.Cbaric3 McNuity, Anthony
svinntoms and treatment lor P10.0-,
the various diseases to which
the horse is subject. Remem
ber, for $1 you get the Ad
vocate for one year and a
Copy Of UlC BOOK FREE ! NOW llrM-a,,on,ng.Fl.llnci8 Blocker, Jacob Cun
Lelilnh John Heenov. James Cannon.
Lower Towamcnslug. Reuben Ziegen
fuss, Levi Lichteuwnllner, Wilson Shipe,
Samuel Fields, Charles E. Snyder. '
Lehlghton F. P. Semmel, A. Rohrig,
Peter VnnLew, Daniel Graver.
Lanslord. A.E.Kowmuier,vatrici: i-nu-
linnrl in vnnr linmos and the fer.
i n Mauch Chunk,
uunur.
"Vc have jrist received a
limited number of Kendall's
Treatise on the Horse and
His Diseases, printed in Ger
man, which we -will give to
those paying one year in ad
vance for tho Carbon Advocate.
1st Ward R. Leonard,
M. Glllepsic, Aaron Miller. . ,
Mauch Chunk; 2nd Ward John Eichcff,
Edward Miller.
Ncsquchpning John McGorry, Cornelius
liuey. t
Packer Reuben Steineri Heriry Gear
W. Loo Stiles, Thomas Stoe-
hnrdt.
Puckcrto'n
kcr.
Teun Forest Joseph Kbch, Henry Ser-
fu89.
ParrvvlUo D. Moyerj J. Wendt.
Summit Hill John Brady, John McDish,
Samuel Motzcr.
m . T 1-1 Tl T n Tnnna
flh WMncSdnv.lhr? 1st Inst..' OUfiovlal . Aowailiens.g-J. ueer, iw
- . . licnnuer vvciss.
friend, J. W. Raudenbush, celebrated tho Weisspoit-F. J. Kast, Win. Schreibcr.
4"lh nnhlvcreary of his appearance upon WeutheHy D. Rouse, W. W. Blakeslee,
this mundanoephcrc, upon which occasion Philip Hofiiker.
ho received tho hearty congratulations of his Tho Convention was called to order by
,.. r r,!nn.ia n,l nMmn.. .lakn 'iv nil l"o Secretary of tho County Committee, II.
that troubles bin. now is the fact that ho is M. Brodhead.the Chairman, Mr. Pachcr.Ve-
erowlmr older, but notwithslaudine ho will '"8 mdI, when on motion Judge R. Leo.
continue to hold his own nt llib "Carbon
House." And all say bully for the genial
Jake! and may ho livo47yearslongerI In
the evening a numerous party of his lady
friends surprised lilm in his parlors and racr-
rilv "tripped tho light fantastic toe" until
'among thi wo' sma' hours" of the morning.
iSEjuGivo it to tho children. Physicians
nTnarMlm It Tl.nnef. till a Ilea iL Knlil liv
Drurcists. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Trice "
nard was unanimously elected President of
tho Convention.
On taking tho chair, Judgo Leonard mado
an able, eloquent and telling fptech, which
was frequeutly Interrupted by hearty op.
plause. ,
The Convention also elected tho following
officers :
Vicc-Frosidcnts: A". Coll, of Lausanne
Wolatport Items. Iorth Pennsylvania Railroad. Shortly be
Conspicuousamonglheyoungladyvlsit- foro S another storm of less vlolenco, with
ors during last week, was Miss Laura Zcl- heftvy rain and thunder, passod In the saino
genfuss, of Mlllrt, accompanied by her direction. Tho heal was Intense just beforo
friend Miss Aunio Fritzlnger,of Alkntown. tho storm, tbo thermometer marking 89 de
Our Intimate frlcnds,Messrs. Scott Groot grecs. It only fell 4 degrees after the rain
and.lt. E. Yundt.who formerly resided hero,
tho lormer now of Buck Mountain and tho Tho Cont Trmlei
inner oi iiiuouiiuio, ircio i..nuB .uu.i .ltt9 antiiracito coal trade has moyed a
parents hero during last week, and called little the past week. There has beeu no
upon many of their friends. . official action taken yet as to whether thcte
At last John. Laury has concluded to shall be full work durini tho comlne month
leave Weissport, tho homo of his birth, and 0f September, but it seems to be uretty well
settle in the town of Ashley. We think he understood that an attempt will Le mado to
win una mat homo can never oe lorgouen ; WOrk full timo. As to tho matter of prises
not even after separation destroys the lovo tue actou i... boon more eoncluslvo. Tl.a
of brothers and ststers,or the memory of cormnilteea of tho Lehigh and Schuylkill
mcir tuuuiou oyurw. iiquumnuu mo uuu coal Exchanges mct oa tu0 27th and agreed
mis arucie, ns : i an advanco n tho nrises of coal for Sen
"I remember, I remember, tembcr. Tho Lehigh companies will, in
'ins house where I was born, crea50 their rates 20 cents per ton on all
Tho littlo window where tho sun grades, and the Schuylkill Interests will ad
Camo peeping In at morn. yatlc0 rrcc3 u cents on all erodes except
uur inonu nr.r. i: jenner, 01 mis Mump, steamboat and nca. which will re.
place, lias taken cliarge ol tno Jamestown mn unchanged. The harbor prices of the
school in mm mey win una on enicieni Philadelphia and Reading Company forcoal
teacher. , . , , . delivered on board of vessels ot Port Rich.
Prof. Albert Rishel, of Pottsville, who mmid will be: Lump and steamboat, $4,70,
is stopping withour townsman, Mr. t rancls hroken,egg and stove, $1.00; chostnut,$1.35j
Kulins, made a ashing expedition to the mg p.8,t3.35j accompanied with tho announce
creek uud caught tua total sum ol ax. tnml that tho collieries will work contlnu
Messrs. James 11. Handwork and Clias. oUsw througliout September. All parties
Lippencott, of Mauch Uiunk, weru in town aro 110t entirely agreed as to tho wisdom of
bunilay and maua things agrceahlo to corns nie 1K,licy which it Is.feared tho companies
of their friends. havo committed Ihemselvea In. of full tvnrlt
li ti. Iteber mailo a business trip to nnd an advanco of tirit'os nl tha amnn limn.
I'hllaaclFhlaon Monday and returned on They think It would havo been morocon
rriiar. servalive and safer to havo let full work
On Saturday evening MtU. political wait a month' trial of on advance of prices,
clubs mct In their respective halls, tho Re- if n parties lived faithfully up to present
publicans were addressed by S. Hagenman, cjrcuiur rr,-ces then a further advance of
and tho Democrats by V. li. blues, w. prjces next month could ha-Vrt been adopted
iicnu, ami ouicrs. oapi. Boiomon xeaKei wilh more confidence of their belnc .tho.
will present the Republicans with some of roughly adhered to. Prices for New York
his eloquence this (Saturday) evening. nmi Eastern shipments have been advanced
i,ewis nna ueorgo norn, urotners, wuo ,5 cents nor ton on eir? an.l stovo sltss. hi l
nave ueen coniiueu oy s.ckucss, aro, wo are on n0 olheri Thlj Ul0 mor(J timM conaidcr
pleased to noter in a fair way of recovery. , movement, and. as thev believe, will
-Olio of our young men was unfortunate Blr(,netil6n the market. If lumn. brokan
enough to receive the "mitten" from his j , 5fc- i,'jj uj ,-.'i u
I Ulllt I'VU OHM II au ui;cu UUI UIIVVU IV 111 111 II
I.1ST.OF rATKNTS . .
tirsntedby tho UDltcdStalestocitltensof this
Stato, for the week ending Aug. -ji, 1880, furn
ished for the tUnnos Actooitk, from the
Law and Patent office of J. McU. rxRitms,
Smi, street, Washington, D. O.
W. O. Allison and'J. Hoakln, Philadelphia,
apparatus for establishing permanent chan
nels In rivers, ete.
It, R. caraficld, Suiquehanna Depot, eleam
Hide valve.
R. Do Planque, Philadelphia, plaque fcr
painting and decoration.
J. S. Dinning, Allegheny, assignor or two
thirds interest to R. S. Robertson, i'lttsburg,
post-bole augur.
J. r.lcock, Ideehanlcaburg, ploir. -
L. 13. Fulton, Pittsburg, water ejector.
U. I'. llanna, Pittsburg, wheat steamer and
drier.
J. II. Helm, Allegheny, fence post.
W. T. HllJrup and A. Tschop, Harrlsburg,
guano sower and seeder combined. I
T. 0. Joy, Titusvlllo, steam radiator.
1'. ICelser, assignor ol half Interest to II. O.
Kulp, Pottstonn, car axle box, (Spatents).
M, M, Manly and Ri P. Manly, Philadel
phia, Insulated telegraph conductor.
W. F. Morgan, McKeesport, railway rail
Joint. .
II. Ncalious, Sharpsburg, apparatus for
treating parafflHo oil.
II. K. Itclis, arccnvllle,composltlonfor fla
voring cigars.
O. II, llussell Nowburg, clothes ponndur.
II. Sliuumn, s'.ove trdek.
13. F. Starr.asslgnor to J. W,& J.O.Whlto
& II. M. L,ol3, trustees, PhlladolphU, den
tal cnKtne hand plcCo.
v. ti. Voelker, Morton, eleetro-magnetlo
regular for contact telephones.
1'. F. Wagner, Harrlsburt;, paper ruling
machine.
D. Wolf, Avon, assignor to W. II. Eeefce,
inowlng machine (re-Issue).
Paul Qiiigley, a desperate churn Stor, wis
captured on Sunday morning In his hiding
place near Cochranvillo, Chester county,
lie is wanted for participation In ajiurglary
committed dear Quarryvllle, Lancaster
county.
"Doc" Delowny, Peter Mali and John
James have been arrested at Delano, Schuyl
kill county, for shooting Frank Bankes, a
fireman on tho Lehigh Valley Railroad.
Bankes was on his englno at tho lime. Ho
was not dangerously Injured.
No Patent No Pay.
PATENTS
obtained for Inventors in the Lnited States,
Canada and Europe, at reduced rales. With
our principal office located in Washington,
directly opposite the United Btates Patent
Office, wo are able' to attend to all patent
business with greater promptness anu ucs
patch and at less cost than other patent at
New Advertisements
Icuaofllato Roifcf iron" AotUma &&
Hay Fever.
torneyswho aro at a distance from Wash- ffMSSd!
ngton. and who nave, tnereiore, to employ nhaunB p,0cen for -
SCOTTISH
THISTLE'
Medicinal Fumers!
PATENTED DEC. 80th, 1S79.
The Electric Uglit was n great discovery, hit
I claim that the Scolliik Tkiittt Utdicitut Fm-
tn Is a greater one, owinc: to the great amount
of sulTenng they have relieved, Rnd the icurea
they have effected, 1 sutlcred from Attaint tat.
25 cents.
On Saturday la9t John .Houk.Ed. Rau-
dSnbush, Wiiou Miller and Albert Romig,
of this borough, and John Faga, of Mauch
Chunk,Jeft fu a weck'c encampment in tho
wilds of Monroe county and in New Jersey.
They are expected back to-day.
Fortlio handsome pipo presented to us
by Mr. Fegley, agent for C. E. Dehart, to-
baeconist, Kusq'uchtfnua street, thd gentle
man will plcaso accept our thanks.' And
jucl licro wo may remark, that any of our
friends visiting Mauch .Chuncknnd wishing
u good cigar should call lii at ti."at pojiular
establishnicut.
SS-Tlio best liniiicntfar human flesh is
Kendall's Spavin .Curo, Eco advertisement.
Ea,To indite well and1 to write well ore
valuable r'ccomplishmcnts, but a good pen
is helpful to IU one, and inilisperiscblo to
the other. The best known and most
widely appreciated are those of tho Ester
brcok make, which can bo had of all
Stationers ,
S3,Tliuusands of women havo been en
tirely cured of tho most stubborn cabesof fe
male weakness by tho usoofLYDIjS E. I'ink
ium's Vj;ar!TABt'K Compound.', Sond to Mrs.
Lyilia E.,rinkhamj ?23 Western Avenue,
Lynn Mass., lor painplilets. 41 2
Rev. J. B. Hortnian, of ths Reformed
ihurchi this borough. wiU preEcli , his bur
vest sermon in Genr'm.at 10 a. A., Sunday
mornipg next; and at 2 p. in. special
seryicis wiil bo held appropriate to the
horvest festival, vlicn Oj number of speakers
will bj present and address tho a'udiencoi
nt 7 :?0, p'. in., a thanksgiving serfnou will
be prpachsd by tho puttor in English. All
are invited (o attend.
Fjf tho week ondjog August 28th there
were tbipped over tho 'ichlgh Valley rail
road 3,321 tons of coal, making a total to
that (Hto of 3,075,405 tons, an increase as
ivuSpc'red ijlth the same time last year of
31,015 tori;. ;
S&Q-Kcndar.'s Spavin Cure hastbo great
est eaio where it has been sold thb longest.
Unity i 3laH-1 ' . ; .
Hon. Allf n CraM, of Mauch Chunk, will
addrers the citizensof Lehlghton and vicin
ity Uiis. (Friday) evening, September 3, un
der thsauspices of tho Hancock Jt English
club, ot their club ror-n in Lirxlcrman's
Hall, this borough.
I
Secretaries: P. M. Van Low, of Lehlgh
ton j A. M. Newmlller, of Lan6ford, and F.
J. Kast, of Weissport.
Two seta of delegates presented them
selves from Audcnried, when n committee
was appointed to whom said district was re
ferred, as follows : W. Loo Stilts, of Packer
ton i D. Graver, of Lchighton , E. Kcliey,
of Second Ward, Mauch Chunk ; W. W.
Blakesleo, of Wcalherly, and Francis Bloc
ker, of Mahoning.
Tin following preamble nud resolutions
was adopted offered by A. M. Newmlller !
WltmiKAS tho office of President Judgo Of
IhisJuilicial District is auout louccome vac
ant, und
WiiKRE.is tho Hon. S. S. Drehcr .has for
the post ten years filled the said oflico and
performed its duties in a manner that marks
him ns a model of judicial fairness, purity
ami abilllv. thcrcfuro
liviohcd, That we, the representatives of
the Democratic party ol uurbou county,
respectfully request tho Hon. S. S. Drehor to
ho a candidate at the next election, and we
p ediro him our unanimous support
Jlcsolccd; Thai Hun Allen Craig, Daniel
Graver imkI Samuel Rickert be mid are here
by constituted delegates to the Judicial Con
(tniua in ln hidil nt tlio Atnerioail House
on Wednesday, Sept. 8th ut I o'clock p. in.,
lor wuicli tune and piaco wo ailt tuo con
currenro of MonrOo county.
Jlewlccd, That the Hon. Robert Klotz has
performed tho duties of Member of Congress
with marked fidelity and ability, and is
well deserving a ro-iiom'lnation and ro elec
tion, and we tho representatives of tho
Democracy of Carbon county hereby Unan
imously present him 09 our choice for that
ouico, giving nun a rigin 10 uauiu uia uivu
conferees.
Jicsolvcd. That Mcs3rs. Zcrn and Cassidy,
our members of Assembly, having given the
Democracy complete aatisiaction in tno ier-
liirmance ol tneir duties wo rccommcnu
their unanimous re-nomination.
Tho resolutions wero adopted by acclama
tion and with tho liveliest demonstrations
of heart? rpproval
Hon. llobirt Klotz was called and ho re
sponded and mado a starring and patriotic
speech, p'roudly referring to tho victory over
the mobt, formidable combination, and nl
most Insurmountable difficulties two years
ago. Ho cordially thanked the Democracy
for this renewal of tlio confidenco reposed in
him, and promised a faithful discharge of
duty in tho future as in the pasti
Dr. J. G. Zern, and Michael Cassidy, Esq.,
also responded to loud calls, acknowledged
tho honor. conferred,
John flllnowas then unanimously nom
inated for District Attorney and also res
ponded to calls for a speech, promising to do
lady lovo because his lut was cast With tho
Democracy, and she, it apjiearsiis n firm be
liever in Republican principles. Kotwith-
landing all this she cannot voto on election
day
Tho ro-nomination of our rcspceled
townsman, Hon. J. G. Zerh, for the Legis
lature on Saturday last, meets with the ap
proval of all, and waS well received by the
people of Ibis place.
By tlio way, our young men wero not a
ittlo surprised on hearing that the ladies of
this place had planned what they term n
"straw ride," and extended invitations to
outside genllemen,not inviting those of their
own town, Ono of our boys v?as proposed,
but i.o sooner proposed than lie was pro
nounced by tho "ideal" lady as the "chief
of sinners," which mado him the scapo-goat
of all, and load his sins' upon tho rest. Well,
some, of our gentlemen became a littlo in
quisitive and watched tho preparations for
this grand ride. Inthocourso of lime tho
hay wagon arrived with four horses hitched
to it, but the outsiders invited failed to' put
n an appearance. Wo would remind thoso
ladies that our town affords as good nud in
telligent young men as cart b found any
where, though tliero may be one black sheep
in tlio flock, Happy IS tho town whero sel
fishness is unknown, and where, gentle, for
bearing courtesy is tho rule of nit,- where
the happiness ol all is tho consideration of
each one. Ike.
5r ciciii Itt-rnn.
Mr. G. W, Buck, of OrSeld, Lehigh .co.i all in his power to assure brilliant victory
was at,this place nn Saturdoy last, looking in November,
for a firm to purchase somewhere in this
valiey,
Doctor . C. Snyder, of1Whlt9 Haven,
was visiting his parents here on Saturday
and Sjnday last. Doc. taught the Pine Run
school one term, several years ago.
A parly from Mauch Chjink was at this
place last week looking at tns Harrison Sny
der farm, which is offered for eoIo.
Mr. John Rader and wife, of upper
Mauch Chunk, vere visiting friends in this
placo on'fjdiiday last.;.
Cnrbbu Co. Iniliibirinl !oclrt)-.
A meeting of the stockholders and di
rectors of tho above society was held at J.
W. Rudenbush's "Carbon House," in this
borough. A quorum was present, J. C.
Krcamer, President, in the chair. The min
utes of the previous meeting were read and
approved.
On motion it wri resolved (fiat the next
annual Fair or Kxbibitionef, Hie Society
shall" be held on the grinds on the Stb,6tu,
7th and 8th of October next.
On motion a committee of three were ap
pointed, to wit i J. C. Krcamer, W. M. Rap-
Col. John Craig and James Sweeney ,Esq.
were unanimously elected the Representa.
live Delegates to the next Democratic State
Convention
The culy Item of business remaining be
ing the contested case of Audenfied, on mo
tion tha Convention adjourned until 1 :30
p. in.
r.rsoLtTioss.
WimaEAS : Tho Democracy of Carbon, as
well as l'ennsvlvania, lias always tavored
protective tan!!', and point with pride to the
record of Hon, Samuel J.- Randall, tho
Democratic siieaker of the House of Repre
sentatives at Washington, lion. Robert
Klotz, member of this district, for their con
sislent record in behalf of tho tolling masses
oi mis oniiiinonweaiin.
Jlenohcd, That wo arraign theilepublican
party for their inoonsisleney in placing in
nomination for 'resident, a man whose
official reeord is stained and corrupt, and
whoso liotorious.mcmbership of the Cobden
Freo TnuL) Clu'j of London, and continuous
voles while in Congress against the Coal und
Iron interests ol this section, uortendsdangei
to tlio interests of this State f therefore.
Itemred, That the interests of the labor
ing masses aro furthered by the election of
winiield b. itancicK, born and raised
among the heaviest industrial sections of
i etimiyivauia, and wnose juist record assures
us that he will always stand true to the
best inter&ts of Pennsylvania, his native
statu : ana
cher and J. A. llom, with full po-er tq us that I
mate an necessary arrangements lor boia-
... ilia V..i l.l..' nAll
...... --.., ..v.,.,.. wuIhkaS, The Democracy ot Carbon
sianus.cic.eic., and also to sell balance ol recognizes neither creed, color or national ly
stock ond to manage during tho holding of in its political preference for offices to be
the Fair. filled by tho vTes of the people and from
After soma otVr buslnesj of fnterest to among tho people, but stand ever on tho old
the Society had been transactedtUe meeting Jefferson. tost ."that Honealy Fealty uud
adjourned.
Itulliiuiiti
Zios'u Reformed Uucncn, J. II. llartman
pastor. I'rcachiog at 10 a. m.', Harvest Ser
mon, In Of irrnan. At 'J p. ia Instead of lio
regular Sunday school exercises there will be
a special service held appropriate to the Har
vest festival. At 7:30 p. in.. Thanksgiving
Sermon, In Engllih. A cordial .welcome to all,
SI. 10. Ollimcil, J. 1. Mirttr, paitsr. Clais
Meeting U:a0 a. in. freachlog 10:30 a. in.
Sunday schools p. m. Prayer Meeting 0:30
p. in. Prcachlug at 7:30 p. m. All are wet.
come. ... . ,
Methodist ;ccorx. Cuuncu, Faoser-
J Tgir. I), t . Unsngst, I'astor. l'rtachlng on
ti iitihflth nt 10 SO n. m. nn.l fll T 90 n m Mnn-
ar buried by him, he olaips hands with 5ay school at 2 p. m. l'rajcr and Ulassmeet-
those whom be was once arrayed against ng on Thursday evening at 7.30 p. m.
In arms.ani whilo they will vole Indiscri-' v1;VA,01ctOm'W.VtasroBT,-E. J
have led to competition with bituminous
coal, but at present prices none is .probable.
A meetirg was' held in this city on Saturday
to decide upon the question of ilno prices
for September; It is probable- that tho
prices of stovo arid chestnut will b4 f?d-.
vanced for tho cominr? month. ThoLehleh
Coal and ftavigalian Company announces
that for the present tho following prices
havo been fixed for coal dcliverec) free on
board at Elizabeth. N. J. The Company
reserves tho right to advanco tlio tamo at
any time, except on contracts mado pr.or to
such change, and orders sent in will not
bind the company until accepted. All sales
subject to tho usual conditions: Lump, $5.40.
broken and tgg,S-i.50j 6tovc, $ 1.15; chestunt
$4, end chestnut No. 2, $3.25. Tho September
circulars, embodying an ndvanco of 20 cents.
per ton, have been issued by tha Philadel
phia aud Reading Coal and Iron Company,
as follows; Rates for hard white ash coal
Jelivprcd on board vessels at Tort Rich
mond, for shipment beyond Capes, at $1.05
for lump and steamboat, $3.90 for broken
and $4.10 for egg and stove. Tho rates nt
Elizabeth, N. J., will bo $5 for lump and
steamboat, $4.25 for broken, $4.45 for egg and
stove and $4 for pec.
After charging up rentals duo upon leased
lines. Tho profits of both companies avo-
raged in July, August, September, October,
November of 1875 $1,115,294 per month,
and, present prospects pointing to a good
fall trade, tho above estimate seems to be
:,ut AM.H tu.. it Wl-ll.
The sixteenth annual convention of the .: i .,,,, , ' ,.
. . . the present outlook fiirlv warrants tho es
timates ns abovo to Ihe end c'f tl.'o year, still,'
should tho cool troduco not move off as
quickly a3 desirable, there would bo in that
event a corresponding sympathy in profits
Should the Reading Railroad Company bo
able, as is thought probable, to sculo the
rentals duo on its leased lines, any sum so
" associate attorneys." W
examinations Srld furnish opinions as to
patentablity, tree ol cuargc, and an wuo are
interested in new inventions and patents are
Invited to send for a copy of our "Guide for
obtaining Patents," which is sent freo to any
address, and contains complete instructions
ilUW IU UOIUUI IIUIVIIIS I1UI1 Uklli;! IllllinuiV
matter. Wo refer to tho German-American lTatKi
National Bank, Washington, D.C.; the Royal Druggist, send Vli
Hwrilish, Norwegian ana Danisii Legations,
at Washington; lion. Joj. Casey, lalo Chief
Justice U. 8. Court of Clc'ms. to tho .Officials
of the U. S. Patent Office, and to Senators
an d embers of Congress from every State.
AddrC6S.l.lAU.IS UAUyjiK A bollCI-
tors of Pat snts and Attorneys atLaw,LeI)rolt
uuuuing, WAamxoiox, u.v. ueczz
In. Slate S. s. Coiivoiilfoli.
renrisylyonla Stato Sabbath school Associa
Hon will be held in Lancister, Pa., Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, October 12th,
13th and lllh, Tho convention will bo
preceded by a grand union children's meet
ing on Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock,
and wjll closo on Thursday night at ten
o'elock.
The programmo wilf cmbrad'a renresonta-
tlvo ministers and laymen from the various
evangelical denominations; notably snchas
Rev. John IIall,D. D., New York; Rov. P.
S. Heiissn, D. D., Rev. B. T. Vincent and
John Wanainaker, Philadelphia; Rev. Jas.
II. Dubbs, D. D., Lancaster; James McCor-
reduced must be added to the above esti
mate of profits; and from them must bo do
ducted interest on divisible purchase money,
mortgage bonds secured by mortgage on tho
lands of tho Coal and Iron Company, which.
It Is also proposed to scale. It is reported
that many of the holders of tE'6;earo willing
to mako the concessions asked of them, and
fJ'I'A'I'Il MKAVS.
A factory In Reading turns out 2,000 cigar
boxes dally.
Tliero aro 00,008 trieri arid boys employed
iu the anthracite coal regions.
Governor Hoyt is largely Interested in
tlato quarrying in Berks.county.
There will be $1,200 in premiums ofTired
at the Wyoming County iair,
Most of tlio manufacturing establishments
of Reading havo orderB ahead.
A fox with a litter of young wo's recently
discovered in a deserted inino near Shenandoah,
Colonel Roberts, of torpedo notoriety, is
building a market for farmers at Titusville
out.of his funds. (
The Republicans of ho Tenth district aro
cpeaking ol nominating Mr. uyron oouiu
wick, oi Easton, for Congress.
A civil engineer lias boon engaged by the
authorities of Indiana to estimate tho cost
of water works in that place.
Bernard Ilallpin, ori trial at Easton for
.ittemntins to kill James I'Urccll, was Tues
day acquitted. Both are old residents of
Bethlehem,
Horace Jervis. of Hnysvlllo, Schuylkill
county, wos recently druwn into a thresher
and so badly injured mat no uieu in a iew
hours.
Emma. Brown, aired 13 vears, was run
over on tho Pcnnsyivanii'Railroad near
Wuyno Station,, Delaware county, on Satur
day aud killed,.
rrofessor Josiah Jackson, of Kennctt
Square, lias been elected to tho Chair of
Mathematics In Pennsylvania State College,
Center county, .
James Thornton, a conductor Oh lkl A.
and G. W. R.R., was thrown under tho cars
at Sharon on Friday last aud so badly hurt
that his legs will huvo to be ampuiaicu.
Tho Erie Herald advises the people of
that city to voto for Hon. Orango Noble for
the Assembly, not ns a xoniocrai. uuu uc-
causo he is a good aud progressive citizen,
T,ii.!itfiin'ir struck the house of John
Weller, one milo Jroni Mifflin Sunday
afternoon, while the family were at dinner.
Weller nud lour oluls children wero severely
burned.
On Saturdav afternoon last Flora Ruder,
nf Miller township. Pcrrv county, in nltcmpt-
. ...... V- ...T.I. I . l....l
ing to Kinuio a ure wuu nuiuiwiiv, umuvu
hcrsolf so sovcreiy as to causo her death on
a I 1
Quimujr.
Tho tent belonEinc to Thayer's Circus
which wasreccntly sold at Chester, has been
put up at Media, and will bo used as a wig
wam by a Garfield and Arthur Club during
tho campaign.
A voune German named Ettlnger,
charged with tho murder of the Hensel tam-
ily, near frceuurg, tsnyuer uouniy, iu ioio,
lias been captured in Ohio and returned to
Snyder County for trial.
mini. Trnvlcl...n . T.... T TI V
" ' ' , iuuut such concessions will odd to tho balance to
iiiiuouu, unu outers equally guieu.
The music jtilll bo under the direction of
Professor W.illiam G. Fischer, of Pliiladcl-
go to payment of fixed interests, ic, owing
by tho Railroad Company
We Jenrn that Mr. Joseph S. Harris has
been relieved, at his own request, from his
present office of Superintendent and Mining
Engineer of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Company, in order to take the position of
Central Railroad
Mr. Harris was
Pri.(r.t T..,.. T u.ign.iiiijr niip., iu. i.iinunro.u..
All Sunday-schools ana' Sunday-school ". ,T - ? ' , .. ,
organizations throughout the Stato are en
phia, whoso reputation as a sweet ringer is
second to none.
Excursion tickets will bo sold from all
leading points in the State to Lancaster and
return, for information of wbieh.reiMirt your. , , ., ,
name to Henry C.M.oofe,?sq:.CI.alrman of e""a M-nager of .
Cammittee on Transportation, 221 North Company of New Jersey
titled to representation. County and district
Sunday-school associations should sand (by
election or appointment by secretary and
president) at least two (2) dclft-ales
Sunday schools should Lo raprsscnted by
one (I ) delegate. Jn the election or appoint
mcnl of delegates it is hoped that eminent fit-
for practical work will govern the ielec
tion. For all duly accrcd TIM .delegates en
tertainment will he provided, if ttitir names
are reported to Mr. D. C. Ilaverstlek, Chair
man Commltteo on Entertainment, Lan
caster, on or beforo October 9th
the principal hotels in Lancaster will grant
reduced ratts to those who wish to provide
for themselves i Slovens House, $2 00 ;
The Grape, $2 Ooj aud Cooper House, $1 50
per day,
Pastors and superintendents throughout
the Stato will please read this call to their
rospectivo schools and congregations, and it
is hoped that all wbo love and appreciate
cuuuay-scupoi worn win unite Willi us in,
sharing tho effort and repon6lbility for tbs
success of this convention.
For copy of programme and ,any further
or special information, addree,
EsWiXD S. WiOOMIR,
.Acting State Secretary,
Mechunicsburg, Pa.
Fitness thould always receive duo recogui
tion," wo hereby ,
Jtetoivc, unanimously, That wo pledge our
most united and hearty support to every
candidate so harmoniously plaoed in nomi
nation by this Convention, from the highest
to the low.et I, keeping in view that a 6tnke
at any or'jdidates on the ticket is a strike at
our glorious loader Geu. Winfield S. Han-cock.
ncer. lie wos. connected with the North
Pennsylvania Railroad in its early history,
and was the engineer ot tho Lehigh and
Malnnoy Division of tho Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company, and the Chief Engineer
of the Morris and Essex Railroad Company
at the lime of tho building of its Eoonton
branch. He is well Titled therefore, for the
luties of his new lust and will doubtless
give valuablo aid to Judge Latbrop in the
successful reorganization of tho New Jersey
Central Company. It. is, we thuk, especially
important to that corporation, as the lessee
. of the Lehigh and Susqushanna Railroad
anu 10 me .cuign ixmii anu navigation
Company, ei its owner, that the business of
the road should be in charge of one tho-
rplighly familiar with tire mining opera-
ticn in the anthracite regions. In this re
spect no one could bring better qualifier
lions to the place. Until the death of his
brother, Stephen Harris, bo was for some
years a member of the firm of Harris
Brothers, in Pottsville, and there became
thoroughly familiar with Schuylkill county.
It was largely bocauso of this familiarity
with the properties of tbo Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron Company, as well as
for the souudueis of his judgment, that the
Receivers selected him to examine and re
port upon the lands of that corporation, and
it is said that bis report one of signal
ability and thoroughness.- He has dso been
lately engaged in examination of the coal
lands of tbo Pennsylvania Railroad Com-
roiuately, they wjll have no bitter enmity
against their companions or opponents In
arms. They know When- tbo country is in
danger, and when cot in danger, and no
blatant orator, no partisan irM nor over
zealous comrade can tell him wliare their
duty lies. , They will vole, and. vote the
ticket that iu their oontciescc they feel is
tho right one.
lller, l'attor. German preaching at 10
ailock a. ru., by the Fattor. Sunday Sehoot
at 2 p. in. Hugllih prewiring at T.80i. ni.
I.SHIOUTOM KVAKUKUdl. (llHU'-OH. II.
J. Sjaoyer, plir. J'rmtblng to-UMrrw at
10 a. ra., and 1M, p. iu. Morning luttjatt
"Water from Old Wells," Ue. 30118. Bve
nUig tubjMt "Broken and lUapty CUtsrDi,"
Jtr. Sunday School at S, p. m. All
( are cordially lurltvd
Tho Republican Comity CciiTcntiou.
The Republican County Convention; oT
Carbon oouqly will be held in the Court
House, in tha Borough of Mauch Chunk, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, lSSO,
at 11 o'oloaU, a. in., for tho purposeof plac
ing In nomination candidal to be voted
fur at the wMiin olecUonand, transacting
sueh other buiicaaa as vatj be brought be
fore It.
The primary eleollan for delegates to rep
resent th several election district will be
held on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, I860.
Cyclone III AUentu tvu.
Sunday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, a cyclcne
passed over Allentown, travelling towards aDv. and. hiivinir bcon for tbo list three
tho southeast. It commenced with a furious yea thefjuporintcndenl aii'd lilnlng Engi
gust of. wind from uorthwoot, followed by ncer of the Lsklgh NaVigflion Company,
torrents of rain. There Were one or two .nd 0f th Receivers of the Lehich and
claps of thunder, but not unusually .vlojent.l vMikasbarre Coal Company, his knowledge
At iu minutes past , wuu a auuroar.a 0fthe entire regien is probably quito un
lurlous gust came sweeping Irom the east, equalled. During his connection with the
and in tho next ten minutes the wind blew Lehigh mines bo has introduced many Ira
wltb. force- from all poinU of the compass. ,wftant Improvements in the preparation ol
lliewfcpio thing was over in less t"an hairi tb"o coal, which now secures exceptional
en hour, and tha violence of tb,e storm last- prjc., n the js'ew, York market and has so
ou um iciLiniuuios. oignswere torn aoivn, plan nod and dlrecteil thesystem of Improve-
and the Iron braces supporting them twisted 1 raents that it will only bo necessary for his
ana. uroKon. irecs were torn up, neavy successor, Mr.Zehner.lo carry out his views:
branches broken, and fruit trees completely and, as Mr. Harris it still to retain the post
stripped, wblla flying slates and falling tion of Consultlni: Enaineer. the Company
chimneys in Tarlous places created conster- lll rontnueto"profit; by his advice-iesr,
naiiou. x oiuioai noeny poies, piatiorms I Monday,
and liags suirered severely, A young man,
nam! Jlittiiy?, wss.with a oompauion in a
sail boat on tha Lehigh when the storm
truck aud lifted it out of tba water. Tfat-y
with difficulty reaalietl the shore. Reports
in Scotland and America ana 1 ni
nriM
... .ml nan 1 . 1 n n
,o makj preliminary I give the world tha iMicinal Fumtrt. the most
Respectfully announces to the peoplo of t.o
ht..irtA nn;i it viiniiv. that ho is now pre
pared to supply them with all kinds of
Household Furniture
jfato.
rials at rrtrss rullyail lowas.tbS sameartlcloi
can be lmught for elsewhere. Here are a low
of tho Inducements oil'ercd ;
Parlor Sets at from 50 to $00
Walnut Slarbie-top Dressing iusu
Heilroom Suites. 3 pieces 40 to J5
Painted Bedroom Suite $18 to J10
Oane Seated Uhalrs, pcrsotof 8.... 0
Common Hhalrs, per set of 6 $1
anu an otnor uoous cqmuiy unuui,.
In this cc-Vnectlon, I dcslro 10 call tho.at
tcntlon of the peoplo to.niy amp"!o facilities In
(fleet vc. and bv far the most convenient ore nata
tion ever offered to the public, for AUhma'-nwl
llav Fever, also Sore Throat, Hoarseness from
Coughs, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Neuralgia and Diph
theria. Cure your Sore Throat with thste Fumcn
and you will hear no more of Diphtheria. Iliej.
are Invaluable for public 'speakers and singers.
iney arc pui op in lancv oozes, moa cun dc
d In the pocket, and used at convenient..
ci mem irom your iocior, or,
llreet In th nrnnufacturcr. who
will send them to all parts of the world, polUfia
lici:.
A child can use these Fumers. as they do noC
have to be smoked, l'rict. Out Dollar ftr Oft.
MORRISON 4r SIMPSON,
l'rop'rs and Manufacturers,
Uellaihe, O,
For Sato by A. J. DURL1NO, DUUUU18T,
Lehlghtou, Pa. acpU 4-yl
KIN& Business
theunMta:
A- New Treatment.
Tht Colitn Elixer of tfe. .ironiierul Cure I.
If vou havo Consumption, and would know
that your cough can be mado loose and easy
lieoiic r ejer unu i igui onuaia l-iiul-huu in t.
hours ; Inflammation, taken out of the l.unxs
and air passages at once; that you can be
mado to gain 3 to 6 poundi of healthy flesh
yer week : ir you havo any unropie uiscase,
Ironcliitls, Aslluaa, catarrh, Djfspepula. Sick
Headache, Heart Dlsoase, l.lvrr Complaint,
Nervous Deblllty.Sctnlnnl Weakness orSper
matorrhoca. loss.of sexual power In either sex
from nnv cause: Ifvou have any form of nerv
ous weakness, losing flesh or wastlnK array.
and would Kmw. oi an iminemai. ronei anu
certain euro for manvol tho sovcrest cases In
a short time, a new method with now agents
lo lattcn everyooay, invigorate anu uiaita
strong and healthy the most hopeless cases,
cut this out aud wrlto nt onco for particulars
to IL S3. DISPENSARY, Berrien Springs,
Mich. Julv.17 yl
I,clilglilnii Itinrlcctte
UORHECTKD WKLT.
Floar. ne sack (3 ID
Corn, pet bushel 70
Oats, per bushel ;(5.
Mixed Chop, per cnt 185
Middling;, parent 1 Si
liran, perowi i iu
Butter, per round 18
UgKS, per doien la
Ham, per ponud li
Lard, per pound 10
Shoulders, per pound... .8
Potatoes, per bushel co
Closing prices of DcIIavm ,V .Towraeso,
Stock, unvernment anu uoic, 4U ncutii
Third Streat. Phila., September 2, lfSO.
U S. 6'8 16SI..... US bid lM'l 186 M
IT B. Currency. s. 137 Did asked
tl.s. cs. 1S31, new 102H bid IQZ asked
W. S. 4i'. now 110 . bid noli asked
U B. 4's. new. ..100h bid 110 asked
rennsyiranie.ii.it.... on uui oan oaKtui
riiila.eiiieaJinirn.lt. it's '"Id 12 asued
llilgb Vnllevll.lt.., MS bid 511, asked
l.enisli OoaUt.Sav.Co SIJi Did Si asked
United Cimnaaleao(M.J.,cs old ased
Northern Central II. H S1U bid 7:!, asked
lleslonvllle l'ain.ll.H. Co SO bid 21 Miod
iiri. til. it liarr. It It. Co. Il'i Out 12b asked
ceiilral I'raniiDoitntlon Co. bid SO akrd
Norlbern PaclttoCom SI bid siSatked
imiui oai uiu ooi luikcu
Nurih Fennsvlvanla H. H, 49 bid 49 asked
I-bll-lelpbf & trie 11. R.. 15k bin IS asked
miver, (trades.) V9H bid PH asked
jSIAltltlKI).
OHL 3 rEIfJERWAliT On the th nlt..by
ttav. AbrahMn uartnoiouiew. lur. unen
DM and Miss Rosa A. Stelgerwalt, both of
west I'enn, acnuyiani oouniy;
ROMIO-RF.IIRIU On theHth. ult.,bythe
same, Mr. Maurice-A. Romlx and Mlas Em
aline Rehrlg, both of East Penn, Carbon co.
EMBODY KOLB On tho saroeday by tho
same, Mr. Uideon Embody, of West Penn,
Schuylklllcovuty.and Miss EUemlna Kolb,
f Kait Penn, Carbon county,
YOXHIMMKIt EUKROTIl On the ssmo
daV by the same, Mr. Amandus Yoilielmer
and Miss Matilda Eekroth, both of West
i'enn, aenuyiaiu county.
t.KHENnnnQ OUNFiJIt Outhe23thult.
by the same, Mr. John LebenberK and Slid
ix.ixsiouunier,uotuui iubuvuius,uiiiwu w.
DAUHENSPilOK NUr7 AMAOHER- On
the atli ult.) by the same, Mr. Samuel P.
liauheninefr. of WesL Penn. and Miss Sa
rah It. Nunamacher, of Brunswick, both of
Bcmiyikiu eouuty.
1,1 ....... ,1.. I .. r ... i n
suon ulaoM within th rMrwetiva ,lUtrii. of erlau damage to oorufialdi, orchards
, as Ibe rloetion oltioert anpuinte.1 bv the ' BI"1 barns come in from the country districts.
1 1. " amy i. jinuj.'tiee mv QSa'csie
, Jllr your teams when you aro looking
up voters, getting married or anything else
at David Ebbert. Tarms low.
Butlr B. Strang has Iimu nominated In
Tioga county for State Senator under tha
Crawford county system, beating' Lewis
Ttra ftoiai.wepjsi ts foljow th Ime of tha ' Emory, Jr , by 41 votes.
DIED.
ROMIO-On the 7th ult .In East Penn, Irwin
Sylvester, son of Daniel and Lavlna Maria
Itoinlg, aged 7 months and So days.
I'lttilN On the Tth ult., lu Tamaqua.Oertle
Ireua, daughter of John and Amanda Rosa
i renn, agea 11 montns ana ayi.-
ritEHN-On the 10th ult.. In Brunswick,
David, husbaad of Perllne Frehn, aged
u years, 10 montns ana is uays.
uTOSElt fn ths 18th ult.. In East Mauch
Obnnk. Mlnnlo Klltabeth, daukhter of
Lew 11 and Kitty Ann Moter, aged s years,
10 mouths and 10 d)i.
KHEHTS On the 22J ult.. In Lehlghton,
Charles Albert, I n of Owen and Polly
Ktwrls, agsd S mouths and 7 days.
ZIMMEKMAN-On the lllh ult., In West
Penn, .Maria, widow or navld Zimmerman, 1
dco d. aged IT years, 0 monihs and 1 day I.
SOHEl.I.HAMMKIl Un tha Stih ult., In ,
West Penn. Catharine, widow of Jaoob
Sebellhimsier agdT)rrs taccthrasJ'
76 ay.
with a NEW and HANDSOME HEARSE,
and a full linoorOAbKKTS and COFFINS,
I am prepared to attend promptly to all or.
ucrs in tins line, at lowest prices.
Patronage refpoetfully rullclted and the
most ample satisfaction guaranteed. .
! V. SCHWARTZ,
c:tlS BANK St., Lohlghton.
FARMERS, LOOK to YOllT INTERESTS.
ANU PURCHASE A
Ctapn Mower aid Reaper !
The Best In tho Market, for Sale by
J.L GAB EL,
AG13NT FOKOAlin'CN COUNTY.
Also, fit uitnu, ami lur .11111) in X.01B to ciuit
rurcuascrs, uiu.Ai' tun UAau,
10,000 feet Georgia Yellow
PincFloorni"',
"White Pine Boards and Floor
ing, Lath, &c.
AT HIS nAltDWAIlTS STORE,
April 6-m JjEUlGnfoN, PA,
BEST!:
1 11-a sice 89 aow betoro the public.
Vn.t .nn tt 1 n I-a .,...., ,2tn.
work fur us than at auvtliinc
else. Canital not rcourcd. We
will start ron. lis a day and upwuids malo &i
home bv tho Indastit ms. Men. women bov
omlpriria wnntti, everywhere to orotic turn.
sqy n iue iimo, you ran oevoi j yoor yvr oio
time to the work, or only vour uparu inortontx.
No other buaiiiM will pay von neaf-tr t wll.
Ho one willing to work can tall to ro.Vo enor
mouB rtav bv tucaehik nt unci t'oHt'v Ontnt
and terms froc, A treat npporttpltr for male
lu? luoucv casllr and lonor-blv. AildroB
TltUl'j A. CO., Auguma, Maliip. Junegft-ty
PILES
OfalUlni?i.TUM0n3.UIclir
(res at 1J1 OOri or uiurns nnj
all diseases oltua IlllcrUAl
qmcklpaud pptfectly cuied bv a slmpl aud
aoothl3r ItCMKUV. rorlntonuallon aildii-ss
it j. i-,iuuaai;u,uADSM,a. v.
The undersign recne:tfully aqnannces to
his numerous friends and lh putlte KCneral
lv. that he Is now nretiarml to sunnlr them
with choice SHOATS -R03I NEW JER
SEY, at the Lowest Market Prices. Yard
and Otlce at Exchange Hotel, Lehlghton, l'a.
juiysi.ino UAn, itr-A, Agent.
Reed & Semmel
MAHUFAOTUER3 OF
Opposite tha Publlo Square, Bank Street,'
LehlKhton, l'a., respectfully announce to their
friends anil the publlo that they Are prepared
to supply Iheiu with FIltST CLASS OIO.
ARS of their own manufacture, wholer-ale'
aad retail, at lowest prices, alsoall the cholco
llrands or
Chewing & Smoking Tobacco,
nrEs, ac, ac.
A share of publlo rntrcnase Is rcipectfully
Invited and satlsraction guaranteed.
Very UejpeetfaHy,
Itee(r& Sominol,
Opposite Public Square, Hank St.,
LEHIOHTON, PA.
Apr, SI, 1SS0 tf
3m
IB3K1
mm m m
A Vfffrtablc.nreraration ana the onlr carat.
Warner's .Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
,xvmcrij jjt. wnifl'i jncmrt vure.i
liluSfton. und Als Li Kidney Ilvtr, zuat
if OTcstlmonlnlH of tho highest order in proof,
of theo statements.
lUTFor tho cure of ntnbctcs, call for War'
nrrN Sal'u Ilnlotc Cure.
ntyi'ot tho cure or lit la lit 'n and theotbet
dlieatps, call for IVunicr'a ftiuXO lUdnrjr
and Ltvcr Cure.
VARNER'3 SAFE BITTERS
ItU thobcstlllnoili'iirlflcnandfltlmulatea
every function to mora healthful Action, aud
Is thus a bcnellt In all dlscasrs,
It cures Scrofuloua and other SiUtn ITrnp
fid its and Disencs, Inclu-llng Cauccr, VI.
vvm and other .src.
Dapopsla, YVMiliiicaori1ieRtomnfif ,
C'ontliiatloii, Jlzzlnoi, cncral Ucbll
Ity, etc., nre cured by thoNaln II I Iters. It 14
unequaled na an appctlzcraud regular tonic.
Ilottits of two sizes i prices, 30c. and 9100;
WARNER'S SAFE? NERVINE
Quickly (Uve Ilcut Mid Sleep to thiurMnr,
cures IImlnclio and lYuuriuRln. prevenU
l;prieptlul-'lt anU TcllveaIVli'i ona Pros
tration brought on by excessive drlnlcf over
work, mental Ehoclcs, and other causes.
Powerful as It is to stop pain and sooth dis
turbed Nerves, It never Injures the system,
whether taken In Km all or large doees.
Bottles of two sizes ; prices, OOc. and 8100
WARNER'S SAFE P1UL8-
Am aii Immediate and ACtIi'a.ffmulu9 for .
Torpid Llrer. mid cure Coittvtaeis, rirpepila. Bit.
lOUBDIIB. OlUOtti JJIU
rb, Mlfcrt, rTtr
an4 Apxt, and should
be used t heiierer tbo
bowels do not ope rat
freely and regularly.
Ho olhfir YttU rtqIr nth
mull dote for tfcomih
uork. I'rUe 85 ct. bi
lYrnrr'ji Bff lUnrriln ar
oH LrDruffritU ADt-fJan
4.6 m
H.II.Warner&Co,,
I'roprlrtor.
EOOHESTEE, K. T."
..HmMtUl
for tale by Dr. O. T. Horn
aept.
JV YOU AKE IS NfiEl) OF
Boots, Sho6s,
Hats, Caps,
or, Gents' Furnishing Goods
GO tfo
CLAUSS& BROTHER'
THE POPDIiAR
t
Merchant Tailors,'
Bank Street, Lehighton.
, ,
PIIIOES VEHY LOW FOH CASH. Th
publlo patronage solicited. JnlyMf
(1I1AV S Sl'KCIKK) MKDIOINU.
TRADE MAnKTnccnEATTRADE MARK
rinu Lisit
K i: M is n v,
nn unfall
lna cure for
Nominal
w o a k nees.
n purmuior
rliea. Iuino .
tr.nf.V- nmt '
' ill Utr.xtti
BEFORE TAKlHa.tlmt follow, AFTER TAXIN0.
si a. requence ofScIf T"c: na Loss of Mem.
cry. Unlvcrfal I.astltjde, 1'aln In the llaclc,
Diuineta of Vision, I'rcmaturo Old Ane, and
many oilier illca that lead tolntanltyor
llnnputontlon. ncj a Premature (Jrare.
-Fulf partlculari In our pampUlet. nblch
wo desire to lent! free tiy mall to eroryone.
S-Tlio Sroolllc aiodlclno Is (old. by all oruir.
Kill, nt (1 fcr packai;eor tlx pacWaitel for 5,
or will be cent Ircebyniall on receipt of the
tooney by addrculntc U'lie Grey JilUlcIn
Co , hlechanleK' lllnelc, Iibthoit, Mini.
sin.1) hy DiiuuaisTS Evnitvviii:itE
aiay 8..jy
M.
nciiArv &. co.,
BANK STREET, Lohighton, Pa.,
MIJ.LEHH aud Dealers Is
AllKmdinl attAIN llOnnilTand SOLDal
ItEQULAU UARKIST ltATS.
Vfe would, also, iesoectIullyln(3rn onrrlti
lens that woaro nowluliy precaredto hVT
1'LV them with
From tny Mine desired at VERY
LOWEST I'KICES.
iT. HEILMAN & CO.
Julyis.
OPIUM HABITS,.
ond at lesa cost than by any other means. No .
sulTerlue or lnoonvenimce. Treatment ship,
pel to any part of .tbo.V.-''- or Osnadss. Full
nartlrulan tree. Addrs O. 8. DIsrKM
h A HY. llernou Spi'.Jct, Mlcli. (Established
)ul)t7jrl
AND MII1DIE-AOED.
Would y. tie restorrd to bOUND Mnnrinnrl 0
Hts&A sumo and yoo will vet ad. MdlWIM i
vie .11 nivu itdio(W Auarw,
tar vxiUTH
SSIUNKU NOTICE.
Aaalicned Estate of JlOSKll ft REIIM1'.!,,
olllie Iluroughof Uauon Obunk.
The seouud and final keeuuut of K. V. I.uck
eobAeh, AHlaew of said Muht e. lte'UBil,
lias ben filed In tl.e Frotbonotary's otnee uf
UarUiu UvuBty. l'a., for confirmation aud l
lowanoe, at till (IctoWr Term, law, oftlte
Court of Oomniou Pleaa, when tha mum will
be oonnrmeu mil, udidm exoeptiotu o oii.
OEOBOE W' KXSER.
sue n-it. (-rothosotarv
rtvt.l.T. KOAK, Ot)'nourj N.Y- Jolyl-yt
opT um ha b Tt
TbeMfdlclne mttdfora m II mrnn tbT
tboout CiMupuuodUag AUcfrtrttrd br
npoial pre-enpnoj For lull patiicuUrs nd
lb
Opium
Pa. 8. B. r,0LI.I!8.or
LOLUN, LA I'Oltf IJiD.
ainumie Hjui.t CoikJ In lonrWdays
isilis .