M4
htnfmx vmti, Klotz Re-nominated.
11. V MOKTIIIMEII,
mi to:.
I.Kll IU1ITI1N VS.:
PHI HIUY. OrrOItKll 2nd, lflSO.
.-Lil-
" DEMOCRATIC
tm felingjnd Parade.
'il tMiincnitid Mute Mealing nml
We' V " V 1 uni le will bo field In thollor
mi'li tif I.' hihton, nr
SpRDAY, OCT. 16th, 1880.
i jj tbe irmiiti!iit speakers onnounccil
0".rit,H "H'tcin Ij
Hott. Sam. J. Randall,
S'miW of the Vatipnal House nfltepresen
Imjvc'. CoiiMinr.K.
'Tho Sulllvnn county Greenback Con-
tjptiori met nt tho Court House at Dusliorc,
Monday night. Tlicre were present twclvn
men, and nobody was nominated and no.
bXry Indorsod, and finally it collapted
T-hey were all for Hancock.
-Tlio nomocracy ol Philadelphia, Tues
day nominated for Conrosi Gencrul George
K.ttnowdcn. First District; Daniel D0U3I1
erry.Ji".( 9ccninlj Hon. Samuel J. Randall,
T4ird; George Bull, Esq., Fourth; Sir. Jona
lhan,K. Fnlwcll) Fifth. Four candidates
je,rjiiomliialel for the Stato 8eiialo,and
tttenty-eigut for tho llouso ol itepresenta'
tKts,
' .Wo Iiavo evidence of the fact that Hon
J, G. Zorn will bo uiumphnntly rc-elcctrd
Id, tha Stale Legislature. A visit to several
mptfonbf tho ouuty ilurini; tho patt few
days convinced ui that the Dr. is not only
popular with tho members of his Own party,
but, that a large number of Itepublioans
wilt ,ho.v their appreciation of his courso
durip hu first term by tendering him a
cgirt'ditncntary vole; and this sumo may
aj'so be said of Hon. Michael Onssidy, wlmso
name-we fount! to bo coupled with that of
Hatu J. G. Zern in almost every instance,
BkIU. gentlemen will undoubtedly bo re
flected to the Legislature.
tGen. Sickles' in his speech for Geu
Ilancficii, on tho 23d Inst, hi id : "Anion
all.lhc "illustrainui men who havo been call.
ed to tho chief magistracy, none have more
euiimoiitlcil themselves to the favor f the
people by a scrupulous adheienci to the
best traditions of our public life. Unused tti
th'e.nrts of a lmlitlcian, separated by his
prolusion fioin mlitlciil organizations, and
nerer set-king olfiee, his nomination by n
voto that represented all parts of a reunited
country-is a hledsa of fraternal feeling that
wifl becume'n guarantee of peace and union
iu Jiis election. I know Geu. Hancock. He
witTilo UK-duty. Politicians will not con
trol hfnu "Neither factions nor sections will
IiiGrrtJilMc him. Ho will execute tho laws
cl the JfC.il with all their safeguards and
gnat unticji,williout fear or favor, 'i'he sup
portJheTeceives In tho South rebukes if it
does iy;L silence geographical prejudice
Aud intluiXiirtli refuseil its favor to one of
the greatest of its commanders tho reproach
of i n grUitu.i.) that would rest ukii us
might challenge unwetcomed comparisnn
with our late adversaries. Tho iorth is not
ungratefju. Gettysburg deserves to name a
Prrsiderit,wd Hancock iiiiporgouatcsGetlys
burg,"
The official roiorl of tho losses by the
railroad riots" of July, 1877, isjii.t published.
The follovjrrnjj Is the loss of railroad projwr
ly : FuTeiniyIviihio .It illi-nail lostes,
OU7,400j'l?ftl5burg, 'Cincinnati and St. Louis
ltailway1$S27.8Wi Cleveland and Pitis
burg KahroJii, p2fiS3; Erie and Pittiburg
RailrniuVrSJloff; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad, $34,759; Ashtabula,
Youngsiowji .and Pittsburg llj i lroaii, 1 0 ;
total, 2,310,1011 j accrued interest to date.
$331,0711 .grand total, $2,(117,110. These
claims wero compromised ut $1 ,000,000. Ol
railroad rolling stock there were wholly
destrnyedrjtflil partially damaged 107 loco
motives. There wero wholly destroyed 33
pas3eiigertxjaclies,3 Pullman palace coaches,
3 officers' coaches, 7 emigrant coaches, 3
combined baggago aud jiasseuger coaches, 1
Tiik Er.r.vRST Dihtmot Democratic Cox
I'RKRNON A !lll, AllO.N US 1 11K Unit
IJai.uit Tub Ukamisii Vina or
TIIK llACKAWAX.NA pKMOCRA-
c Df.sou.NORu.
The Pemocralio conlcrccs of the KleVcnlh
Coiigreesslonal district, comprising Colum
bia, ilonlour, Carbon, Munroo, Pike, nnd
kiiIIuii. of Lucerne and Lackawanna coun
ties, assembled at Dloomsbiifg, Tuesday. It
was generally expected, before the eonfer
encc atK-mbled, that thero would be tl pro
longed and poesibly a bitter strugglo for tho
nomination. This expectation wus not
realized. All tho counties except Monroe,
had Instructed for a candidate of its own,
but when tho conferees came together a
number of the supposed candidates appeared
to havo withdrawn. Lackawanna enmo
with two ecu of delegates, representing re
spectively the Ucnmlsh nnd Chaso factions
of thoparty In that county. A ftcf organiz
ing, n committee was appointed to investi
gate oud ic'wrl upon the claims of the con
testing conferees. The following is their
report :
We, the undersiened committee, appointed
to iiiveeligale the claims of the contestants
in Laekawaiiiia county, reiwrt that wo have
decided that the conlerecs headed by D. P.
ll.ii Ion are duly entitled to their seats in
tuis cOovcnlloir.
Wm'.nr.AS. The Democracy of the Elev
enth Congressional district,-contained with
in thuliums ol idicuawauna couuiy, navo
sent to this Congrebsional conference two
sets ofcoiifereesyinoiepresenting F.A.Ben in-
lili unit lus associates, nml tnu oilier u. i'.
Dailou ond bis associates,' nhd,
WiiKUKAa,!' .A. Beamish and his associates,
of Lackawanna couiity.haviiig left tlie regu
lar Democratic organization ol said county,
mid through their oliailinan, In 18711, traus-
Icrieil their oiganizatluu to oilier parties ;
tliercfotc, bo it
ItnxiLVKU. that we.the Congressional con-
Icrees of the Eleventh Concessional district,
leprcoenliiii' tlio Democracy ol said district,
do hereby recognize the conferees apiiointcd
l'V Hie convention as rcireseiileii oy A. A.
Chase as chairman, viz: D. P. Birton and
associates, os tho representatives of the regu
lar lieinocniev or Lackawanna couuiy, un.i
cull uui nil Dctmicitits in said county to
su niioii incir organization, ami tnus to uis-
coiinteiiHiiee traitors to thoparty and bolters
ol tlio icgiuar ucinocraitc tirgaiuzaiioii
This ell'ectiiulfy ilispnsed ol the Beamish
coulerees, and Mr. i)u lining's candidacy
disapjieared.
A ballot was then taken, resulting iu lo
yotes for Col. Klotz, which being a majority
of the conferees, ho Wasdeclared nominated,
and the Horn Itiiition was made unanimous.
A coiiiiuitec of three, conisting of Messrs
Smith, Barton ami Dr. Ilobblus, was up
pointed to wait on Mr. Klotz nnd upprisc
iiim of his nomination. V hile thu coin
mitteo weie deliberating it uas moved by
Mr. Weaver, of Luzerne, that a Congiess
ional Coiniiilttee, composed of ono of tho
conferees ofeueh county, be apjHiinted, and
that they organize and fix a time and place
for tho next meeting. Tho motion was
adopted, aud the committee composed as
follows:
Luzerne S. B. Trlco.
Lackii wanna li. P. Barton.
JUouroc Jonas Altemos.
Montour M. I. I.. Sechlcr.
Columbia B. P. Fruit.
Car-ion Jutin T.i)lur.
Pike .M. 1). aiott.
The committee sent after Mr. Klotz, now
returned willi that gentleman, who was re
reived by the chairman in behalf of the
conlereucc iu a neat littlo speech, in which
ho said :
It 'll. Hubert Klotz, I liavo tho honor and
Dlcaeu'ttoriuloriuliur vou that this con lurenro
lias unanimously nominated ou as their can
did.ilu lor uieiuberoi Coiuress fioiu the hl v
euth i 'oimrcsslon.il district. Tho noble Unlit
m.iilo liv vou two years inro. which sied tho
House ol ltcprcst-iiiatlves to the licinocrutlo
party; vour earnest work In Uunaregs for the
koou oi our eouuiry, ami your untiring ci
lorts (or Iho success of our couittltuencv.
hne so eiLlcircd you iu tlio iiooplo of tins
dtslrkt. that wo think wo eau asurojour
elt'cion hy a lararr n.ajorlty ttianyou receiv
ed vo cs at the last clectlou, aud we ask you
to accrpi tuo i.oiiiiuition.
Mnlo'Klo z rcsnond-il as follows: Gentle.
men or the eonreiitlun, 1 most heartily thank
you lor tho honor youhavuconfTrud upon mo
In git log me this unanimous ho munition. 1
tnust ask youn.it to rtqulren speech Irom me
at tilts time. My hcartls oofuil of uratltudu
to hud utterance lor .he ihouttli 8 thai rlseio
my tongue, it is wen kiiovvi, mat 1 wanted
this nniuinailun. that I mfurtit return to i 'on.
ttres.4 to llnlsh iiuslticss already boirun. which
1 had not had time to t-otaiilute. Tho,e who
have supported tne, whether Democrats, le-
putiiieaus or uiceiibacxcrs, .no i n. ra re
ceived .upport frum ulli have cijually my
iTHriucii. ttraiiiuo Kir liter hinuuees. x ue.
licvo 1 havo never received u letter or n r
utiesi from any of thorn that 1 hive not lui
mediately intended to, and did my best to
comply n r; It tne rt quciiis uiey inline. I went
to Congress not as a nolltlclan. but as u burl
ners man. and tr.ed to consider and serve, the
I interests of in v constituents as a business innn.
il8hatl coutlnue as heretolore to zeatuusly
I wan li anil so far as lies in my power to pro-
paymasler'a car,- baggage cars, 10 express 1 teet the cual and Iron Interests, as well as all
", ,;, I , others, or Pennsylvania. I take nospeclal
ttl Y 9 l.ialul mill OSI li.iV nr. Ii.,..e, An .a tt ...'r. .
v. ..uoov .hi,, , creuu lor uiy euuris -in tins uirectiun, tor
r,a in.. ii ct..Atr MN Qtit ...., int a in inidiat lea Uv a worklmrman invselt.
b ',. , . , tike prldo In aylngtha Uarltold audi drove
or flat cars, 48 cabin or freight conductors' , on the can il to.e her lor some time. To tho
? i,a a n..,i Tr!soldlrs. ltettublic.ins and Democrats. I am
, ' . ' -" under especial obllgatluns for they havo given
thesa cncines and, cars hail been counled mo conndeneB ami sumwrt In every eilort.
together Irt imn tnln !l would hnvn rover, d I Major Klotz then drirud into a relerence to
together in ono tram, 11 would nave covcrid .. J .re,i.i..niiiii .leetinn. and humorou.lv
iiirninu' to 1110 ctl lor oi tne uoiumuni tituuo'
can he said that gentlemun was a very lion.
csiunu nen meaiiintr man. amine wus sorrv
to sea nitti in the Kinu oi company no was
keeping, and exhuriud him to come over to
the winning side. (Jen. Hancock, satd ho, Is
as suru of his eleetlou as I am of mine and I
it few moil hs now, iho country will be sale
under Democratic rule in all Its branche
But let nut this Lie' deter unv one nom labor-
lag to brims nut the lull vote, lor It is by the
votes the victory Is to bo achieved. The
speech Has greeted witti frequent applause
ami in ine close mere was great cutuusia.iu.
iinjouriieii siuu .lie.
Tho session, which lasted for about twt
hours, wus one ol the most harmouioua
l-ditiral meetings ever held in the Eleventh
Congressional ilittrit-t; and the nomination
made seemed to givo universal satisfaction
not only to Democrats, but llepublicans,who
CSIeelu tho .Major.
After tho atlloiirnment of the conferee
the Congressional Committee organize
with S. B. Prion of Luzerne, as chairman
mid John Taylor of Maucli Chunk as secre
tiry. The American House, Mauch Chunk,
was fixed fur next placo of meeting.
Hi miles oftraek. Other important losses
were Pittsburg Grain Elevator Company,
original amount of claim $211,210 80, com
promised and settled for $133,801 23; Pull
mail Pulaco Cur Company, original amount
of claim $F8,000 00, compromised and set
tied for $35,217 10; Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad .Company, original amount ol
claim $!, J t)'J 80, compromised anil settled
forM3?2 S2j Keystone Hotel Company,
originnL amount of claim $32,721 51,oiui
promlseM aud settled for $11,293 41 ; seventy-nine
buildings burned, belonging to pri
vate individuals and coriioratlous other
than those belonging to the Railroad Com
panic. Tho total number of all kinds of
claims to date (September 20, 18S0), which
hare, been seeded by the County Commis
sioners, mostly without the intervention oi
the OartP, is 1502. The faoo of these
claims was for loss (and did nvi include iu
terestl, amounting to $3,210,013 81. They
have been compromised and settled for $2,
Jt)9,737 87.
mh HANCOCK'S LETTER
ABtlUT TIIK
"War Claims.
CixoliiNATTl, 0 September 20, 18M).
kx.W.B. II ascook, Governor's Islantl,N.Y.
DearSirl I Inclose slitu cut from the
Co(ennd Commercial of this city, both of
icm newspapers ol largo circulation and
llluciice in Ohio nnd Indiana, referring, as
you will see, to tho much-harpcd-tiion sub-
eel in our tHiiincs oi retiei claims, ineso
lewspapere and ltepublican stump sticakors
ro constantly a'ssertlng thai If you are
n'ted President tlio claims nl disloyal
people of Iho South for losses sustained in
tne war win uo allowed ami paid uy tuo
Uuileil States. They further direct special
attention to the fact that this charge has
beer, made, against tho Democratic party,
and that you, its candidate for President,
havo not denied it. This tfarfaro is made
in all seriousness and maintained with great
earnestness) and repeated day after day in
tho press anil In speeches, icai aro known
to the country as n frank, honest soldier,
now tlio representative of the Democratic
iarty, and having a right to speak for it.
.vnatovcr you may say tne peopio win near
ind believe. 1 inbuilt tho matter to your
good judgment as to What you should say
or whether you should make any public ut
terance at all. very respeciiuny yours,
Theodore Cook.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Our Washington I.vllcr.
ritOM OUa RRJtJLAR OORRRsroNnPNT,
I New iivortiseTnontP.
; ! t' iwrf.liiusTTl 1 '
I NOriOK Itf I1KHKDY OlVKtT, that the 1
i,i..iH,ir.ltiii In.MlV KiitualaHmr ImIKMIiI1. W.
New Advertisements.
VAsmNiiTox, D, V., Sept. IS, I860. 1 '," TZ and I', j. . mkuii an. oi w siri,
, , under the nrm iMUIe ol l.cutz Jlcelian. nii-
Tho manueT In which tho enthusiast of inil imitness as . ho Welssiairt Pinning Mill &
boll, the Republican and be,nocrl,opartl Jr.M&'M
in the Distrio I of Columbia havo been cole- All detnsolnu; to tho sl'd pnrtnetshlioreto
bratlng the alleged victory of either poity a. " ' ZK'IS
it was reporlcil from time to timo has been hlut for payinout.
somewhat amusing. In the first place the
democrats hired the captain ol a battery to Ti10 undersigned will contlnuo the Planing
General Iliincock's Itcply:
Oovr.ti.vuR'a Island,
Nrw Yonx, September 23, 1880.
To Tlieodoie Cook, Ksip, Cincinnatti, 0.,
near air i lour letter ol inn zutn inst.,
a's been received. I rffgret that you aro dis-
tirbcd about the ell'ect of that bugbear.
Southern war claims.' Tlio peopio cannot
bo misled bv it. . o supimse that 'Rebel
Claimi,' or claims in tho Interest of persons
ho were Iu rebellion con i it anv way or In
ny degree bo coiiuteiunced is an impiita
iuu ol disloyalty suclt as used to be mailo
againt Democrats even when they wero in
nns defending tho couutiy. bu tar us it
touches me, I denounce it. The government
can never pay a debt or grant n. liension or
reward of any 6ort for waging war upon its
uivn existence; norcouldl bo induced to ap
prove or encourage payment of such debt.
jiensioit or reward. Nobody expects or
wants such unnatural action. To prntiose
would bean insult to tho intelligence mid
lopor of our people. When rebellion was
crushed the honey oftecesslnn in every form
ml In every incident went down lorever.
t is a tiling nl tho dead past. Wo move
itwanl, not backward. 11 1 were I'rcsnlent
would veto nil legislation which might
me belore mo providing lor the consider-
tioii or payment of chiims of any kind for
losses or damages hy persons who were in
coclllon, wiietlicr mrdonon or not.
Id relation to " Union Mar Claim1! ' tho
ivcmment's obligations to its defenders
ono hist, ilicv aro lasting mid sacred.
The public laws of civilized nations do not
n general recognize ciuims tor injuries to
tropertv resulting from operations of wor.
Nevertheless, our government has treated
fitlt great llidulgem-o the claims for losses
ml damages sutlered liy Union men fpim
iiililal V operations of iho war of tho Union.
But us hostilities were closed more than fif-
en years ago, claims of that naturo now
mostly in tho hands of bnikers or persons
t ner t nan too ongiuai suuerers are Ho
ming stale aird- in mv judgment might
lunly be considered as barred by the lapse
of time, ami if hereafter entertained at all,
should be subjected to the strictest scrutiny
lours, very truly,
WiM'iKLD 3. Hancock.
ho ltcptibllciiii OrKUiiN Alinmlon
llie'Wur Claim Issue.
From the A", r. Timcn,Itcp.) Sept. 25,1880.)
Gen. Honcock bus written n very frank
and explicit letter on the piestinu of rebel
war claims. If lie had kindly sent copiesof
t to the various orators who treated the
question at tho Tammany meeting tin
hursd.iy, he tntglu nave saved them mueli
embarrassment, no savs: "it 1 wero 1'resl
lent I would veto nil legislation which
nicht come before mo providing fortbo
consideration or pavnient of claims of any
kind lor losses or damages by persons who
wero in rebellion, whether pardoned or not.'
tins is conclusive so lar as no is concerned
It docs not sneak behind n lorecil construe
tion of the fourteenth amendment, buttle
lares his personal tnirnoso in regard to leg
islation which the amendment does not
cover. The assurance winch lie gives dues
retlit to his honesty and his independence
uiitl is one which every intelligent citizen.
whatever his politics, win rejoice to receive.
Tho cou.itry can now devote its attention to
other and gravel issues between the twe
laities, ol which there is tin lack, nnd as tt
which tlio iiositinn of Gen. Hancock is coin
pletely identified with that of lua party.
From Ar. Y. Tribune Hep,) Sept., 25 ,1880.
No doubt Gen. Hancock means all ho says
when he promises his veto.
J. S. BLACK ON GARFIELD
11. W. LlhSTZ.
P. J. .tll-KHAN.
re 100 guns )n honor of the election of Gen. Wm nml Numbering UuJIncss, at the same
,,,, . . I placo as heretofore, and would ask for acun-
luisled. Then the information coining ttnuaueo uf patronage.
1
over the wires that Davis had been elected
tho Republicans hired the samo battery to
fire a saluto of 200 guns. Now that it Is
lecided that tho former' is conceded to bo
lected tho Democrats aro considering tlio
proh-3itiou to employ tho same captain to
havo his battery cxploda 400 guns In order
to celebrato the victory,
The proposition to retire from active duty
of Inspector General Marcy, Surgeon Gctier-
1 Barnes, Judge Advocate General Dunn
and Quartermaster General Moigs has caused
considerable comment In army circles. All
f these olilcers wero well known in war
lines, and have built up reputations for
bility In their several positions. It is
necessary however to mako room fo? other
nd younger men who have been waiting
mony years for promotion and have begun
to exhibit the wear and tear of old timo up
on their brows.
General Wicher, tho Pension Agent of tho
District of Columbia has been appointed to
fill ono of the vacancies of paymaster iu the
army. Ho has been highly recommended
lid will Undoubtedly make- an exeollenl
oflicer, having hail a training which has
linlrubly fitted him for tho duties about to
levolvo upon him
The expression by Gen. Daniel Bickles of
his preference for Hancock as President has
ot created any surprise here. Ho was
originally a War Democrat, and although
ha has sustained the ltepublican party dur
ing the Grant administration it was malnlv
I Kin war issues. He now considcis it a fit
ting oppmtunity for him to ro urn to lis
arly allegiance, and to tho party iu whose
service he won his first laurels iu the field
of politics.
There is quite a numbor of applicants for
the H)3ition of Chief of Signal Olllco in the
pluco of General Mycr, deceased. Captain
Ilowgoto who recently fitted out tho "Oul
nuru" for a North Polo expedition is being
pushed while Generals Miles ami Hiizen are
spoken of. It is recommended by the Acad
emy of Science to transfer the signal service
cither to the Coast Survey Or to tho Smith
soninu Institute.
The chief of tho 3ureau of Statistics furn
Ishes the following information in regard to
immigration. There arrived in tho customs
listricts of Baltimore.Boslon, Detroit.Htirnn,
Key West, Minnesota, New Bedford,-New
Orleans, New York, Pennsylvania, Phila
delphia ami San Francisco during tl o
month ended August 31, 1880, 58,072 pas
sengers, of whom 60,508 Were immigrants,
5,071 citizens of the United Stales returned
from abroad, and 2,400 aliens not intending
to reside in the United States. Of this tola
number of immigrants arrived, there were
from England 0,230, Scotland, 1,737, Wales.
77, Ireland, 0,157, Germany, ll,0I8,Austria,
1,237' Sweden, 3,003, Norway, 1,077, Den
nark, 402, France, 413, Switzerland, (150
Spain, 40, Portugal, 40, Holland, 281, Bel
glum, 157, Italy 024, Itussia, 570, Poland,
221, Finland, 31, Hungary, 487, Dominion
ofCanada, 13,600, China, 300, Cuba, 11
all others 420. August.
September 25, 1880 w3w
U. W. LENTZ.
NOW OPENING !
The underslgnrd respectfully annminco to
the Tjtitlles ot ilK"ton nhd Vicinity that
they havo Just rolurncd from the city with n
new and elegant assortment of
Fall & Winter Millinery Goofls
cnurmaiNO
HATS, BONNETS,
FLOW nits,
HIBllONS,
TRIMMINGS,
NOTIONS, etc, etc,,
Which they aro offering at unprecedented ly
LOW PKIi'liS FOU OASIl. All Work will
bo made up In the latest fashion, and must
durable manner. A share of public pairon
aye Is solicited and icrfcct satlslactlon guar
anteed. MUS. A. Kit MAM Kit,
MISS M S.SNYDEli.
Storo atlholntcrscctlonor B ink Street and
D.inkway, I.chlghttin, Pa. Scpt.23-!Im
THE
Long Cut Smoking Tobacco
Is mild, incist. Irairrant and sweet. Smokc8
cool, and tcoes twice ns Turns granulated to-
tmi-co. ai.i.i,:m ftuinijait, xiianuitciur.
crs, lileliinoml, Virginia, sep25 w4
6 WgS.
Drugs and Medicines,
ft'.'UTr. STJtEET, WEI8.SP0IIT. I'A.
IU (il jvnl nnd Clinngo of l'lrinl
Mi .ssrs. Itnpslicr & Zcni
lit it lcivo to Anttmiare to the ot ten ot Wi Im
jMntf"i Rurroundine nMghborlionO, that llmv
i tv'v inticlmsrit tho rtook mt' fixtnr b of Dr.
i' W. jjpntBM Dfitf? Bto o.nn't havlnff rrpion.
iNitPit nml InrRih lncrorseti Ihn rtock, Uihq 10
mnvtHi it, nun tun oicgaimy niici-iit mom in
ttoiltl 'KltntlmntT.ou WIi'lu tuo4t, lormtrly
vt-upifa uy air iTt'ti rcnmmi, wnoin iney
ro iifftmro"! to nccntnmmliip Ihnlr trinidn ninl
tho iuUiic gcucrally with L'i tich nutl I'mo
DRUGS AND
MEDICINES
of all kinds tope her with ft full lino ot all such
FANCY 0001)3 as an- usually kept in well
mninil)rus ami c, comtniuR
t'hiuio.s, Perfumery, Snnps. Itrdlies,Conb9r
utmiis, Chitniiev. Tiu-ses. Sunnt.rteit.,
Slionhli-r Jlracts. HyrliiBO., Nurslns
Uottlcs, Dye Btuns &c, Ac.
rule WINE3 anl Oauons for Medicinal
purpu-cs, ant a largo stocc ol clioico CJUAUS.
Tlio liulness will he under tho personal
ctiai ire ond superintendence ot Dr. J.u. Z&ON.
Wo lactntl lo . ivo lull satlHfactioti to our pa
trons in quolily aui) price, dive us a call.
Ju.yUyi ttAl'BlIEit & ZhiltM.
Dr. Charles T. Horn
Would announce to the public that ho lias
purchased Irum MRS. A. O. PETEli.tlio
CENTRAL DRUG STORE,
In I.cucUcl's Dlock,
Bank St., Lehighton, Pa.,
Having refitted and refilled the entire stock
be can offer
Hotels and Saloons.
QARBO N HOU S E ,
3. W. KAUDIWIIUSH, PnOPltlETOll,
IUNICBt., t.KlltnitTOK, I'A,
Tho OAftnoN Hoi'sB olfers Orst-class aeenm.
motlatlnns to ttie Travellutr mihlle. Hnanllntr
i by tho Hay or Week on Heasntiahlo Terms
1 Oholce Clients. Wines and l.'.qiiors ulwny on
hand, (lo.id Hilda and Stables, wlih nitcn
tlve Hostlers, attached. April 10-yl
Itcspcctfully annrjnnees th( tie has Just
opcnctl on ,
Oyster aufl Eatina; Saloon
In tho Imlldlng next door to tho Central Par
Hago Works, on HankStrect, l.ElIIOHTON.
Pa ,and that ho Is prepared to serve up meals
at all hours of tho day or evening at very rca
(onable charues. OYSTEItS received fresh
every day, bud supplied to l.unlltrs at lowest
inrrkct prices. Also, all kinds of Cheese and
Mustard, In large or small quantities, for
family use, cheaper than elsewhere. In this vl
cinlly. ap. 10, 1880-ly.
The Fort Allen House,
WfilSSPORT, PA.
Nathan Klotz, Proprietor
ran rnitPEOT ramdf
DRU&SAND W
Stricllv fresh
CHEMICALS
and Pure,
pi Si I joolgSeoaSaaoM"
1 nrilKMiMKiiiiillllllliiilllliiiililHI
f
ill Rjl '0
K Bita find Rilhble Sabltltate for QaltilhOk
The only 25 cent
ACUE REMEDY
find All JVlAIiAItlAIi CIS CASKS.
Bold If Alt nrttRltfi. Mallp'l FREE on ttlr rri.
to Dl'SDlS DICK CO., U WnOdTIB MMIT, taw
Vft, fr titr tn trnt bok, tntlltd Ut r4r
(iiitimtx-r frp"p on rrlleition, .
Ke.Y-T.ihl
BALD
HEAD'S
I.IS'l OV VXVV.STS
(Irantsd by the United States tocltlrensofthls
Mate, for tile neck ending Sept W, ISM), furn-
Ished fur the Oahiion Auvocatk. from the
Iaw and Patent olllco of J. JIcO. l'Eiim.ss,
HOD L Ktrsel, U'ltthlnutoii, 1). U.
J. Adam, Loner M. Olalr township, Al
legbeny euunty, usslfrner to I). Kvans, I).
Uhalllnor aud J. 1iwtry, l'lttiburir, mechan
ism for openlnir the base of lamp vhluiney.
J, A. Adamson, PhlUdelphli, suspenders.
Xj. lleeker, York, washing machlno.
E. H, fc 11. II. Ulalte, Pittsburg, ore crusher
frame.
J. II. Drown, Philadelphia, toy money box.
J, t'aart, HarrUburn, car coupllnir.
J. II. Darls, Sowlckly, bruib for cleanlas
castluics.
H. tl .llagher, Dradford, steam cooker.
J Iljtuphltl, PlttsburK, steel bloomlOK and
SUUilnf mill.
At llonulug, Philadelphia, asil)rnor by
mesne anltior to U. S. Autouialle Uas Ma.
ohlao Oo., gus machine.
W, J Iunls, Oil City, coupling.
J. IleriloUer and J, Pagly, Krlbbs Farm,
ball trap,
K. .ouKstrelcn, Philadelphia, assignor to
httoiMf aud others, exhaust apparatus fer
locomn.ires (ro-lssue),
K . 'Ne 1 , i ltehU' Jlllll.ltuoipeltractor
J U l'uti.', Phllsdelphut, solution for the
electro 3., a of nickel
O 1. nn. Suuburr. denul bluixner.
.is, riuUdclpbu, larap supuofllog
C'ouferteriuo officer!! Apiitiilllcit to
Mffico.
Tliosa Republicans who are fearful of the
IntlucncoorCoiifcdcrjtt) Brigadier's with the
Doiuuoralio party, would do well to ponder
tho fill iwiuy list of proiniiient Confederates
who have been apjminted to lucrative oHices
by Hepitbt let ns. Will the editor of tho
Allcntoivn Post OQlea organ, publlsl) this
list fur the benefit of bis frighteurd parti
zans T
Confederate llrhradler Ueneral Amos T.
AWonnau ut Ueurtrltt. aiuiitltitetl Atlornev-
Ut-neral ot the United Slates by President
Orant.
tliuifederate Urlicatllcr Oeneral David M.
Key.aiiolnted Postuiatter-Oeueralbv Haves.
Uouudvrale Ueneral James t,nrtgstrcet,
apijlntod Surveyor of the Pert ofNiw Or
leans uy uraiu ana JUluntcr lo Turkey by
Uonlederate Ueneral James L. Orr,appolnt.
ed Minister to ltunli.
Uoulederale (luerlllu John S. Moiby, ap.
iHtjnletl Consul to llontr Kouir by Haves.
ijciiiuurrii u xbuuert it . iiuguus, atinoinieu
now aAitriF.i.u thinks trcachkry to his
COUNTRY F1DRLITY TO 1118 FACTION
The following letter from the lion. J. S,
Black, of Pennsylvania, sent in reply to a
invitation to attend tlio great Democratic
mass meeting of Thursday evening, but not
received In timo to be read that evening
will command the attention of thinking men
of nil shades ofjxilitical opinion,
BaocKiR, York, Pa., Sept. 22, 1880.
Gksti.f.hf.s: I cann.it attend tlio incctine
nl the Democratic-Itepiiblleaus at the city oi
,cw lorn on tne JJ.I inst. uui 1 can as
sure ynu of my concurrence in its obicct,au
if timo and space perni.ttcl I could givo you
a reason tor the laltu that is witiuti me.
Iu public nllairs General Garfieltl does
tint act upon lus convictions; when lie pusses
into tiie domain of jiolitlcs his cuiiscience
loses its grip; and for his paity lie Is willing
to do any wrong which will promote their
interests, or piuy any cani.nmv iaie uiever,
whicli will win them pnw,-r. Tliissurreinler
if his' mural ami mental integrity is the con-"
ditioti ilxm which he holds his high place
in the ntreetious of the party he belongs to.
Treachery lo liis country is fidelity ti his
faction. If at any time in tho last fifteen
years lie had supported the constitution and
laws in a spirit of puro justice, refused to
defile himself with election frauds, with-
teitl his countenance mini executive cor-
rupiinn or deniiuiicoil the forcible install
incut ortliictesin stato oillecs, be would
have-converted himself intuu Democrat and
been expelled innn the communion of tbo
anti-ciinstitutioual party. a
Ueneral Uarlield s imbiia career lurnlshes
morn striking examples ofmoiul prostitu
tion man tne nisuiry ol any intiivldual 1
havo known.
Mr, Tildeii was electetl in 187a. false
return was the only lesourse against him.
llenrral Garfieltl went down to Louisiana
and there found it absolutely certain that
me 'i'linen electors uait oeen "tiuiy appoint
ed"ata legal nnd full poll, st peaceably
conducted that there was uot even a squab
ble about il ill thu whole state. Aud the
apiHiiiitmenl so mado was attested by and
recorded upon the certificates aipl the oaths
of election officers adverse to the amxiintees
In all their feelings and wishes. There
was no earthly excuse fur deuying this; no
contradiction of it could bo honest. To
count the state for Hayes was a thing that
couiu ve uone only uy unpuueui ami ud
mitigated fraud. General Garfield cave bis
active assistance in that great crime. His
judgment as a member of the Electoral Com
mission was a thing to be expected, for bo
must longueiore that have convinced Him
r.clilch Connty Nominees.
-The Lehigh County Democratic conven
tion was held on Saturday last, when the
following excellent ticket was placed iu
nomination t
For Assembly, Patrick F. Boyle, Allen-
town, Annuities Sieger, North Whitehall,
Dr. Win. B. Erdmau, Mucungio.
For Sheriff, Goorge Bower, Citasatnjua.
For District Attorney, Arthur G. Dcwali,
Allentowu.
For Recorder, Dallas S. Dillingcr, Allen-
town.
For Director of tbo Poor, Jesso March"
Allentown.
For trustees of the Academy, Hubert V.
Wright, Sr., Allentown, Eli J. Saegcr, Al
lentown, Lewis Klump, Allentown.
A passenger train ran into a freight train
on a trestle forty feet high,ovcr Clear Cieok,
nine miles from Terre Haute, Intl., early
Friday morning. Both tho engines went
down with a terrible crash, autl two postal
cars wero "smashed to splinters." Eight
freight cars wero wrecked, but tho passenger
coaches, fortunately, did not leave the track
The engineer and fireman of the passenger
train weut down with their engine iind weie
killetl; those of the freight train jumped nil
before the collision nnd escaped with severe
injuries. Of eight men in the imstul ear.
only one was injured: ho bad a leg broken.
No passonger was injured.
Tlii HKAZA for lKKlH-AUlM
tst I lnA our Ivm plei dl lly il.u ttaictl Oeokf,
mi HATOCK XlW.
NKY (nn nutlinrof nitlnniil fame) hlulily en
durseti by tlllX'l. HAM'OrK. iho Pnnv
Leader', and tlio I'n ss j aim. Ibe I.IKL ill
II I'M f' II Dt'lTJI ll I" his ctiiiirinln in arms
rhfj. I T A Hrlhlill andoerSOiiiiirncnil.Uen.
.1. S. IIHISIIIX ton niiihur id wldeeeleliriiy ,
also strongly entioriieii. liotn nitieiat. nn
inensi ly put ular selltms over 10.0UO a t eekt
Atrcnts iiiakliia- 10 ii day ! timlils 60c. each.
Ft r li 'st lIDIJKs anil Terms, atltlrcss qriric,
UUU11AHD DUOS., Phlia , Pa Etp2i-1
New Advertisements.
FRESH ARRIVAL!
The undersigned respectfully announces to
her lad Irlendi lu l.eliltfhtoa nnd vicinity,
tliftt Elm lius jut returned from the city wim
an enllro now und lavhlouatlo arsortiuent ot
Fall ana Winter Milliuery Goofls,
comprising an tlio latest novelties In
HATS, BONNETS,
iitxaiiui.titn,
JUHHONS,
fEATHKRS,
PLOW Kits,
NOTIONS, &0., Jco.
TItlMMED HATS nt from Mo UPWAIIDS.
JudKour'tie hastem Dlitrlct United States self that n fraud was as good a way as any
oiuer oi electing a rresiueui, in a political
game lie did not think that anybody had
moral cense ciiouch to abstain from throw
ing a did which he himself had loaded to
will the slate.
The Credit Moblller stock distributed by
umw Ames was intended to Inuueiice tlie
legislation ofUonnress corruptly. He and
polntud Umted btatcs Marshal ot Texas, by ' the rouiiaiiy who put it into his bauds
tlrunt. i meant buinecs. and that business was bnb-
agrewl to take the
take dividends upon
Court of Vlrirlnto.
Uonfoderate Colonel Nortbup ot Siuth
Uarolina, appolnlud United Slates District
Atternev.
Ct.nle.lerate lolonol O. W, Henderson, ap
pointed United States lteveuue Uollectoror
Mlssistlppl.
Confederate Uotonel Wharton, appointed
United Stales Slarsbal la l-oulnana.
uoaiMeraie uomntil rnoinai Uolilltree, ap-
'I'O AI'VKRTISKIIS SentllO e's. fur onr
1 100 pave liainplilet, nil alumt Newspaper
Advertising Atlttrefs. OLO. P. JtOU KLL
i.L'0. 10 Spruce Bt., N. Y. scpjj-H
Nntlco is lit .el v up en ihat 'he Tlvccu'orS.
Ailmlnlslritois nun tlir.iiliiins heioinarter
iiaiitctl have 111 d ihclr respectUe aeciuuts t.l
tho fidlualnir cslati In Iho Ji.arstcr- (ifilc
at Mauch 'MiTik, In and ftir t lie (ttiimty of
t'ari on. which ii'-t-ounls I avu liecn n'loned by
tho Hi-ulster, will lu preselltlil Iu Hie .lutlful
.r n... i irtdi . -' ( 'out t on Ml 'N li.VY. l.ie 11. h
of o: 'T 111.1!. A. I . Ie80, ui 2 o'cleck P. Al.,
for conllruiatlai :
The first and final iceount uf James W
Ilitlierlluv. iiUinliiistMioruf tlltl estate of Jin'.
Ulaee, deo'd.
Plrst and final aecuunt of Henry Ilehienian,
admlnlslraiorof tlio estate or P. P. Slhluch.
deceased. , .
First ond final accoant of Etlnln (twills ro,
tuliiilnlstratoruf llieostato ol Win dwltljiu,
deccaseil. . .
First and final account of An.trow Dacli,
ntlielnlsirato- ol tlio estate of Catharine
Seelliiger. ilec'd.
Tim .leeuant of Samuel W. Hudson. ndmtn-
Istraitir ul ihj estate of ltlchard Jeiiktns,
deceased.
First und final account uf . II, Tubus, Ad
ministrator of tho cslalo of James t'arrlgai',
.leeeasetl. ,
Fbst and final -iceount of John Mclice,
ttdinliilstraturul thocsUito or Frank aicdce,
deceasetl.
llio nrst and until nccnuui oi .itisi-pu v..
Mut.re, exotu.ur of iho Lst Will .m l T'cs.a
lnent uf (leorjte llllss. II. di'c'd.
Widow's uppjaKniiieiii. oi tne emme ot
ri.OUl.IS lllllle.lll. deeM.
llt-li.i.VKI) rillL.1.11, i.cisier.
Mauch Chunk, Sept. 11, 1894-wi
PLUSH HATS AND PLUMES,
all colors, very cboap.
43-You are Invited to call and lnsntct iroods
aud learn prices, whicli are lower than ut any
oilier store In this section. Don't forget lay
iuu is un new anu ui lue very latest styles,
MUS. E. PATH,
2.1 door below the M. b. Church,
Oct.2,'60 3u. DANK St., Lehighton, Pa.
IJ L I n Your.elvea uy m kiua money
Hr I l when a aoldeu cbince is ollvreti,
I I l 11 tliL-iuv olwam keLutne tinvuitv
from reurdour. Tlioau who alwava tutu an-
vautatre t.l tBecaat.oi'S lor inaklii uiuuey tUat
arecffoied, goueralty btcoaie uealthy, vUie
ItiOMi whu do nut luiDiove such ol.a.uce remain
lu puv. try. We want iniuv luen, wotueu.buts
nu ciria tu notk lur us ricut iu tueii uwu lo
cal tits. Tbebaslueaa wid pay uioie tau ten
times urdloaiv wairoA. Wolurmnh au exueu-
s.vo outfit aud ail that you u-ed, tree. No uue
wuu eugaKts fails to make moue very rupiaiy,
Yoa cat. devuUf your wboe tuuo to I be wulk.
or.uiiy yuur spare mouieuta. jull u formaviou
sua ai. instil needta aeutii roe. Aimiesa
oTI-tbON & CO., l'oitlauo, Maine
Oct. ilea-.
$10!
Reed & Serpmsl
MANl'PAOTUEttS OF
noslto tho Public Snnare. Hank Street.
Leidtfhton, Pa , lusiueilulli uunuuueulo their
frlcntls anti tne puieie tna- iney nr., prepaivni
to supply them llll Fl IIST CLASS OKI.
a ui ,.r iiiidr own muiiul lutuie. whl.iealu
aud retail, at h est prices, ulsoall the choice
lirauus ui
Chewing & Smoking Tobacco,
PIPES, AC, AC.
a iiinm of nul.llc patromao Is resncrtfully
lavited and tutlnfactloo guiranleed.
Very llespectfully,
lieed & Sontmcl,
Onposilo rulillc JSqnaro, ltniilc St.,
IUHIOUTON, i a,
Apr. 21, ISSO-tf
OuuMerate Colonel William K. Hough, ' rv. (ienorril Uurfielil u
aiKited a Dittna Judiroiu LuUlana. b ' I u n i,U o7nallv a
O.mie.loraio Uueril K ti. IUrtwrt, at- w aj actually U
puiui d n Lve OotuinlMloner by Oraut.
Cunledurute Culttout lluiaiihraisi ui Atit-l Thev bail buL una nuawpr. ami tlial win
baintt. aitiioiulMl Diitnul Judue. i r immiuii .Unul of tliH furl thiL nnv mtrut
l.iuftlArnt Slnnir Miiri.hlc i.f llAnrs.lsK . . . .' ...
iicuorai ateiiutu 11. ia
trkt f M. ..,... lltrougb. General lar(itl united in inak-
Outfit farnLhed frve. tltu lull iuti uo
tiop (uroouUuctloic tne niontprotltaulo
bualneai flint anv uue can tu.ir mo iu
i hflDJi ueu la au vumy iu iuutu.uuu uur luciiuo.
tiuufl aru mi biuitjlo auu Hutu liiai nuf lie can
itstkri LTtuit nroUL friiiu tLu verv fetJit. No oua
ctn tad wbuh wiltiati to wort, wuitn aro as
uccMMtui a meu. Akya uud ffin cna eaiu
lar auuia. Many Liavouiace ver ouonutiired
d-iTaialtt aaiuiis w-en. NothiujflUo it over
fcDowu tfloro Ail wlioeLtfuat'KieauiiirtMdut
tue cae atut rapidity w.tti whicU the aie note
iu luako uiouey. u oubukoIu ttila &ui.
U64 durtujf your spate tlm ut ffivat prudt
You iiu uot UiiS U luvaai uiiy custltal lu it. We
take ud the riaic. i'buu wJio uvvti ie.tilv money
htijuld wr t to a t ouc. Alt tuiuibed trve.
AUditi TltU J &CO., AUuU, Uumo
Oct. 2.
THE BEST OF COAL
The undersigned Is now prepared to supply
Iho very best LAT'l'lMEIt COAL at the ful
lowlnit LOW PItlOKS FOB CASH :
Ilellv'd.
No. 1 Chestnut, hy theoar.... V- V
No. 1 llhestnut, by the car I
Siovo, by the car W
lly the single ton, S5 csnts per ton addtttonali
J . L . G ABEL,
Dealer lu
General IlAUD'AnE, &c,
ni.ivi.lteitael'uullcbooare.IlANK STItngT.
r.nlllOIIION. TA. nov.33.1875
Also Horse and Rattlo pnwtlers.Patent Metll
clnes, Itrdshes, fSoapi, Ootnhs, Perlumcrles,
Sjiiinnt'S, tlhamois Skins. Wines nnd
Liquors for Metllcal Purposes. Oils,
Lamps anil Fixtures. Dyestutfs.OhoIce
Cluurs, Pipes and Tt liacco. peo
taclcs. Trusses, Nursinir llnttics,
Violin Strings, ami a lull line of
Wall Paper iind Ilordcrsat tho
Lowest 1'rlccs.
Prescriptions eorefullv compounded and
prtitnpt nttentlon nlvcn to every branch of the
hUSIIICES.
A continuance of the patronage heretolore
extended tu t his establishment Is respcctlully
solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed.
sept.13, 1879.-ly. Da. O. T. I10KN
deneral Election Proclamation !
puM-iniit to nn act of tho firtiornl Aasinililv
u( tlin Conimouwtnitltot I'tmisyivaiii, ent t d
Ah ait lelotnic to Ho'Mlmia lu bin Lumt.io -
wmlM," mmroval tto d nv oi Jn.r, Am
ooillilil one iroiKUlic cjgiu nuuurui' mm -uiriy
tiling iud ;i lut!i jt: mi iiu omrnt tu Hint act, mi
iirjvn'Jiim rrai laU. 1. TltO.M H KOO
41i riff ttie Uouity 1 Curt'cm Peniisy v n a.
(1)1.0 PlJy H11"tl hniwll all I UiVO iitniuu ut vnv
i'c.msof tlie countv nfoiceuul. t a t an oUc
ton wil. tu J.fldlti tlio.'! Ontuity of ViU n
Ttf'p.n: TUKhi.w AfiKit mn first
MOXDiY IN NOVJjMliKIl belUK
TIRSUO 'D OFNOVKM1 EH,
nMo Tiranii. oro II ousand eight hmioiol ard
'ratr.Qt which time the loUowfns uMjorj will
bo voti-d lor i
TwliJiv.mno KlrctorH to ciKt the Klnctoial
vot ot rennoylvauu tor 1'rtmaeuL aud Vco
I'.o id"iit. ,
duo pL'rmi for Pio-Id nc .tudiro cimros-ed ol
thocuuntiCH or Ciiboii and Muntvi1.
O.i" p.T-on. in coi.vtnetion witli t.1o comities
f MoiiHtt. I'nitour, ColtuuUia, I'lrco, -nnd tho
townships oi oix'Ch, lilnek L'rvelt, sutr
Itinf Jiuitt'i.Urio Kimer Jletir Crueir.lJucks
lUiilitr Ilrm!; ta tu iloiIab.icu IJiuiiiiic-
hi, F.diiuiimt. .o-i uc Uriiolc, nnd thnt pari of
hoi-itt or a. n ni. ii vouih ot lto.mnr inwl,
i03lv and n-i'ti t thti Ijiikiwni.a rUcr.ard (he
Uoiui plis f Daiimiro. Now Colainhu4. Gota
m U Into llm ui. JlmMi a d Unzoun ut
Liizerno uiirt Is ck.iwuutiu count let loi'thoo(lct
nt r.cp eaoLt tiox tho ConKlOaa ot thu UM-
tvd Hiuti s.
Two po eru3 ti rcpi son t the county or Oar.
lion tn tlie Genun'l Afflanil'if ol l'eiiueylvnni i.
riiu mti'ni turDi t li't AltfirilCT
Xuiboaoiib uiuku knuwn nun plve notice
tn.it fj o jiucc'3 i iioiUMii' ino niiiieaini eifc-lion-
in iho Koverui tnwn-hlp4 of tlio eiiil conn
tr w ltboropectlvelyjttiioiIucedhuuiuiitter
ilest i'n ,ten, iO wit :
Ihutrccinou .f tho boroiiRh ot Luhfcbtmi
Will HO d til. ir O 4 Ct Oil lit hO DUU 10 UJlfO of
.T v it fiii..iiiini. li. in H3til nnio.iirn.
' ho rive'iii'ii fcl i gin tlii.. imit r.f llaaV.i
lO ip Kl own fit au vuururuiu ii Mtui L i
hod hdrtsh'Citonntt'io ctinii noil o in Au-(!-lirad
tholiToni n io if it in? tu ihat part o
IJin-i, t wm dp kn wn ai tuo ltia7o Mo d w
Uhi ru t. oluil lu d than oloctl m nt the sch o
Iji.u.-oatij v-m itiBdd tuwiibLip
Tim Tip. m 11 rf thu luWllhin ol Hi St PCDM
will hold i.p r I'lict'on nt tho public lioia cf
X'cUioo Gcorpo. ia Mini tow. smp
I'.i.n lipunioii til t f nt tniVUIl 1) nt J.owpr 'low
nm iimuu wtli im t tiitr eioouo i at the pjbliu
hoiio rf Jjwi Or ff. tti - ml t'wn-lnp.
Tho t eem n t tl.t tuwiMu oi 1 rdUUHn ' ill
iioifii.io i n.Owii.ni at iuu mJi.o ui.uu or i.a
am1 l t i- in s H iinri r'l
liio iuLiiit-u ot iho tuAiihlp (1 L.iu&anuo
w c ' ifl" c rem ij i me leiimio kciioui
.'to i on. lite Moititun , n nni imvx.siii.i,
T 'C iiLi'uu'ii ft ral-i.n h-i' ol Ujiii.i vill
io d "-i: Cilon in tlie eilul iioueu in huck
l,i. t 111 -;i il Inn Tl ihilt.
it fi i...i!.. ..t il 1 1 o os - li of V.VatT crlv
,7 i i.-i d their eV'ctiou at tu pnblio homo oi V
i:olc,l.i . :ltl ooroiiffii.
' i. in'i.ipnnr ib iirMt wiird of the l)o'ou'h
ot .U'Ui-l imnU will hold their oli'citun a iho
.iiUi-' i.ouo tf J i rem mb , Kuitwr.lu bam hoi
Ti. tromeii ol thouccmd waid of iho bor-
n...rii nf .V iillfi 1 (JllUIlL Wil boltt tllCIl' ClOOllO'l
Jit ti.o p.i i if houjo liitly Wept by .Vredeiick
I .irrr ! iui ant . Ill H.' 1 1 iiomil jll. '
Tho'fiooii i'u ' r la t ilnMo'i C iu i wi'l houl
tlictto octl-:t fl tltupu(jtiohi,uooi Chit toj-aer
Ouiihii, iu mid iorr.a!i. ....
rt fim.tiin . nl th l tn wn l,i fif l h illltlir
wl'i holi ttifi o.ecno i ut tho u-i ao liom of
J. Thu.npso i M jUani , in n.io xvwt tip.
'in fi-Mrt mi i ui iiu Lu liu oi i jii i f't.ret
wii.li.ji . iliclt t-lcciioii at- Itopuj.lJ hdao of
KnosKocb tu ald towu-.l.lw
I'lmfmiiiii f ilil.iivi hlnnfUao rTOA'J
ineuMiitf wi.lhDid Irviroitc 1 u nt i Uo pubic
houpooi Ji-hii ttCiH.-.iii ki d inwulH.
'iho iu-euun of tu ow.iaUiu m r!ur will
bohttcieii election ni tne oa3io u iu vt reio.
ijurtao.ai.iila.vinip.
tUdti-Jno.1 ut tiaipirt ot t!M tjwn-hlp o
Mauch Cii it ii i ri.8iiiug wlthta tlio Hunun
Ud ditr ctw l' hoM tai- r t'lvt'tloa at Uo nw
inn ii ii.n vtil, m of SJinin'i 1 1 1 I.
Tt n frrti'Hi mi oi tint iiiii t ot f( townh P ot
MnOi'h Csiunlt TJitmluwitiTi tho Xo-ij'iP i n
i.tCii ..riLt tiaiiutti iiit-.r o tcttoui.i Uc pu'J o
ho io ot l'atucx M Kouu (lu iho vilijo ot
mjui i.t in. a ...
U.yf.c mm .CiJJiiig lu thatpi.rt if J. ddtJi
tovxthio kuoHuas the soata diitilct .viJ holi ,
i.ntti uitOwiu i at tuo puul.o iiouo ot Vaul k.c
h rd.ln rt idt iwn-h i ...
Too tivcujiu 'oidii Rin that part or K iMot
to.wi'h.p Itu ffii athtjouliauirlo. wi'lh dii
thf.r ciicuuii in tl.oiciicot buu o at limine
ut, it .i -Hid nw.tihlw.
in. ftt piicn or iho borough cf l a rrvil o
win liold ilii'tt- tltctioll ut llm pllUllu lioudj ui
J nifaO, B''J4UMV04tl.i sild j-mjJKU.
, liif ftfi-uun -rviwi.ifi iu taoetee lmdist let
of i.;uit u n.ll u. MImu Liccviu at lh.- pJh
lU1 tiT.i ot tieo ce lifau. .
1' C irci IHO'I ! U1IIK HI lilOi-lCVUUM 'ii iw
U rs.iinlon' wid ho d heir o iciua at tae pub
lic .1 uoi-f OcoiKaiCTum. ......
fi- fieini a of tu b iro-ish ot Vol8ipo. t
will U" M ti r pi ccI'lii at the public bou .e 01
Sciliim Klou, iu thit bjioo.U
1 ol iu Xo k-io' a inv no ice, a in and
bi tbo 1 iii e-Miou vt the alcrl I arc 1 -m
tti. . t ii.au t wrj iu u xptin"Jvticoi
ol th pesite.wbo sua 11 hold am oluco or up
t o.ntmt'iit of pio..t or tl uat under tuo Ooirru
tnout of the Ui'itL'd 1 a to 4 or 01 tneriateoi
uuy city or ukjuh porat d ubtr ct, wuttlKT o mi
mimoneu olilr or otncrwl e a bu ordinate
uthecr. or HKut.wlio li or thall Lvemp oywi
um'or tho leMiaUve. Jaiticlaiy vtt eiivut Td
U iK.rimvui if tin f-tain or tbo U1.PcUrt.i1to
tir ui uuy c.ty or lui 01 poratt-a uhtrn i and aUu
thatovorv member ct i:n"ieH audtheHiut
I'lilutrt ami these:ect and coiumuu con li
cit t auv city, cwuiiaia oaer 01 any lncoiponib
tddUilict h b uwtncapublo of ltildiuor
exeicicing at tuo buiuo 1111.0 ine omco or ui
poiiitmo'iTuf Judge, lu pecwr or ciriK ot auv
"1. ... ..1 t . ju. ..-,. ia Ith ul.al llill Tilt III.
aaector o. J"CKo. ur aiiy oih-r ulllcer nl but
no ale. 11 a. ail be eligible tu auy ccljo
Uit n tu ae voie-i i. r
.... ... .-mil .Iiii.m t74
Aud all uieitlom iieieafter held und it tbe
.ffth .li.i.iiiiitnwrf.lta. lha Ml, i.li,ll ie
uueued at ocu o'cloclc u. u, ai.d clo.cd.sl
brivou u'clook. p m. ... - . ...
rn.ii itiiUM eiv hnud at Mancn lliancx. tll
(Hi dr 01 KeiiteMber, A. It. o o inoasauu
ilaai liuuured aud elrliiy. auo ol tne Iiiueiiui..
ue.ice ut me. Uulted -litea tlie one liuud cd
This Hnuso Is located in tlio Ilnrough of
Wclui ort, Orbun County, I'a.t and Is built
on tlio file of Inrt Allen. an ol I stockade furt
Itlcallon. creeled lieroovcr a century (?ti to
protect tlio early settlers aaalnst llio liostllo
IllCUIfflUItn Ul IUU iiituiitio. 1 uc iiuuru is 1. ruw
stnntl il lirlck, and was nametl -Furl Allen
Houro" bytliolatclldward Velsi Itcnnlalns
Tlurty.two Huduis nnd a liantlsunio Itestau.
rant, and tlio presf nt Proprietor has newly
and thoroughly rellttctl tlio establishment.
It has all theappoliitinentsof a KinsT Class
Cou.ntuv HoTKi, ntlaptcd for tlio comfort ot
Its patrons, In close proximity to tlio Hotel,
In perfect preservation, Is the Historic
OMI FKAMvMN WELL,
which was dun by order of ltcnjamln Frank
lin to supnly Iho irarrlson of Kort Allen with
water. Its walls ofstone, which still dcf the
ravaa-es of aires, orens pcrtOJttolayaswhen
put there, nml the well now contains about
six leet of crtslal walcr. The well Is now be.
Inn tilted up as a historic relie.to tho water.of
which tho patron or the lloueo will havofreo
access.
SUMttUU IlOAIlllEltS
will bo acoinniodated at Reasonable Prices.
Tho liar l supplied with tlio be.t Wines,
Llnuors and CUars. .iooil slnblinir attached.
Slay, S.ly NATHAN KI.OTZ.
SIIFRIEND,
I A WUNUttttUL, UlbLUVLtll.
IIMLIHE !
A Deodorized extract of Potroloum,-
Tho Only Avtlclo that Will Bo
storo Hair on Bald Heads.
What tlto World has liooa
Waaitiiiff for Ccnturio.
t
7 WkendHSs
SPAVIN CURMl
1
Kendall's Spavin Cure,
Tho rr.o-t r-upcpstul Itcmoili over ill' cover
pd, .is it is ccit 'In 1.1 iIm iff-cts and does not
u.istcr It LAD lUtOQF lihLOW.
From Rev. P. 1 tap, i
Pres. Elder of St. Albans Dist
St. Albans, Vt , Jon. 2Cth, lSS'J. .
Dr. b. J Kf.ndai.l & Co, Gent1 i Tnicplv
toyoni le't.'rl w h ay that mv expcnmico ,
with KcihIiiU'i Uyav:n Ui.ro Iki becu v.
.it suctiMV'liidcert. 'I hrpo r lour years a
1 oi lit ui uti a out i u oi 3 cm ajem hum wiui n.
ruro'i u iii of lanu'iifH cnant-tl bv a Bihivin
List fo-ioii mv Iioibo bectinio very iauio miji I
inrno t him out toi a tew woea whoa hi- ue
cr.mdheu r, mil when I put lum ouihon nd
nouinv wois when 1 di cowrcd tii't n linpr
fjntimviiH tormi if, I proou ula oot'loofK n
d li' pavm CurL' mid with loa than oottfo
cnnd In in m tl'at holi iiftlnn0. iieltltci can
tbo huueh uo luuuu. iiospci'iiui vynn;
uit.u
1 Ut I
a'oi;h.
D
m iiuinpAd nowr uioro i s uiiuni;,
O'U . na. .....Ira H.m.av filBtnr nt
woik lur u tbau at euvthuiff
pwf t apital 1111. itqu roo. Uo
I a dav uun upWiim iuai
Pcrs3T(MC8 Will Tell.
Mouphtou Mr.., March wli, 1V0.
J. KUIIDtLL .is Co. Qout i l.i juVheo to
veu and nn hcit I lh un I oaht lo tet yna snow
t'-at I iaV'- l'f.nttvi rt I wo bono stevlni tm h
Kential.'i. Spavin cuio' ni.o very laren ono.
don't ..row liow Itnitr tlio aoavln had Wen
mere. I bavo owned tho horo elpnt mo tha
Il IihiI; uto lour liioinlm to take tho laiooni.u
tfniin two lor iho wtnull ono I have usrrt leu
amtlea. Tliohor-els entllelv well, lint at i ll
stiff, nn.i i o niiiicit to bo hen or lelt. Tula is a
w interim meUi lue. It la a new ildnir bo e.
liut if it dm s lor an w i il it hat i.ene loi lue IU
anlo will bo vur iric.it.
Iit.uccliuiiy yonr". .
CUAS. L". FA it ICC II
Kendall's Spavin Cure.
Co.scoi:u, X. ir. Jan. 2, jspo.
U- J. Kfnd tu & Co., GPiUtcmcii i-Wo havo
a deaiitjul roii uittro tl-nt wua ?lvou to im on.
.ce -tin of a fiiavm on hoi l"if, which tuiuieher
I'.Cnid 1 intt, We u o uft litr nht oH nnd mlowod
hfrt.iiuu in thn bam v.nd iu iho mil oftho
voir, up viinr'Kuudait'rfSv.'ivlu cmt'iitxiia.
tits tn ilif-ai'tintiM. VVa (Ml. Iiflt. 11HM luT ft T It
mant i. Mio w 8 entirely curel. and the bunch-:
completey removed. tt)d huh uevr ucea muie
mIiicp Wo ftnto what w Know to tio a tact.
We have sold twtlvo dozen battlen in tho thoit
timo that wo n vp a'-tvd vour aenn lu Con
cord, itefppctfiillv voarc,
UNDKlllIILLJt KIITHKDan.
Apothcciiricff.
StaM Male Under Qatli.
To whom it May poxcfux. In ths jcar
167JI trealed Willi Keudad's -navin line '
bone sDivinot novei ul in intlia' c owih. neatlv
iii.i n Isr-o iih n In u'a eRi,auil eonm clely slop
ud .ho laimMieai on i icinovid lh i iuUr
nnv.t. 1 hivo w Html ilii hi.ri.oevci ah co vert
, i. a . mi iim ,,ft p, l.:i i ei n lam . uftr omdd 1
ovo- .coauyiltffo'eDe hi tlio inc of liiohoc.
Joint. uliico I trouted ldu. w'lh'Kena U'. i on-
KUOihuinn l'lill-, vi.. eu. .0, 4Mtf.
Sworn nnd m.iniltX'd to iictoro mo Tim tu
oar -i "u.nr. A, JEJfJla J P.
KENDALL'S
Spavin Cure on Hnman Flesli.
ra'ten. Mil'., Washington L'o.. N. V., 1
February .1, n:8.
I. T llvvniit. M 11 . Ilivir iir. 'Ihe rartlcu
lar cai e on wli.cn I nd your an iTiu euro "
was a uiilicnuit onklo -ir lu ol 16 mouth'
laiuliiiir. I nail Inod ninny 11111118. but lu v in
Ycor -ijiiaviii urt" out too 1001 vi iuok.uuih.
OKaill, nu Inr 1110 urat lime lueo nai 11. 1.
ujturai iu iuu .. i-ui 11.111 1 .1....UVU . -
cols aui lliliic we over ueu.
YOltra Iinijr. iicv .-u.. . .
ratlur.vl K church, rattrn Mb B
irr.MnAi.i. BPAVI.4 CUnBlssuro Id Us
'ffecis ml 11 111 Its i tl.ui as 11 doe. not IilisU r
vol it 1 iieueiraiiDK 0110 iiunvtiu, miwiu
rv deon Btaietl nam or to leroove any bun)
prowl h or otbtr eulalftemeul. suelt us hialu
Plllll. UUU. i IIU4fl, CUIIIIUB. nnr. ,I.Kn. ....
T.u...nnM4 11m! nil l.nt rwementri ol tho Joint'
01 Lnub .tr uifiimailiiii lu -Mau. and for 111,1
lllirittMO Zur nniCU U l.lll'iui UL is Il.eti Itir .uni.
ur lieat It a utiw kuon to bo the btwt dul
luoat lor iuiin over u&eu. uciuik iuiiu m wi
, .in it. ffft'flm.
Send adore-a (or Illustrated rircuiar wliicn,
wotliinK, (live kjhiiivo jtn ot 01 iinviiiut- ,
Mi. p.ii.U- nn. t-nr met with such nnouallUcl
-tu-cotM (o our kunw.eoxe, lor l.iast a. woll at
M.iti.
I'lioetl 0i bottle, r niboltlealorSi A Li
Il UKiiiia naelt ureal, "tit tor you or 11
.IU 1,11 Mint to unvardleaam rreetntot 1 t'tcl
bt tbeuiu rh tor . liu II. J. KliNDAI.I. o.
CO. Uuoiourali Falls. Vt. luDe'.tyl
.uo liltlt
TiluMAS Ktlo i-hertl.
' ISKAIril IS WI'AI.'I'IB!
I)r E. t iTs Xenvu aud liKAts Tuaif
lasKT. a ij"i luo tor llaterlj, tiUzluesv, Ctu
vo i..iiti.. N. rvoua iioudHCho. Meutul ljeore4-
sum, I4.of Memore. pe.uia oiiI.cdi. Iuino
teuey. luvoiuutarr Kmlsto-i Prematura OIC
Ave. oauiMMt bv over exei ton. ellabu.e or
ovur-loiiu'Kenco. which leac. 10 mtaerr. ueoar
and .team, utio pox win euro rfceoi. cu'io.
Kach box (Mint ins 011a month, treafiueut. Oua
itoi ar a oox. or a.x utixe. fosflro dollnr.i sell!
bv until lueimlit im reo ipt 1 1 gnre. We auaj
autca Mx boxe. tooiire auy care W.th each
.nlnriN-A i.ilb u. foi .lx buxos. .eeoaiosii.
lou wit . 11 vo did.ai..wo 4 ill nd tho iiurcu.s
The greatest dlseovcry ot our day, so far ss
largo portion of humanity Is concerned, Is CAtt'
BOLIXK. r.n nrllclo prepared Irom petroleum, and
vthlch effects r. compicto and radical curs In eaia of
baltlnrs, or where- tho hair, owing to disesiis o
the scalp, has becorao thin and tends to (all oat.
Ii is also a speedy restorative, anil whllo Its uss
cures a luxuriant gTowth ot hair, It also brlns bscK
tho natural color, and gives tho most complets st
(faction In the using. Tho falling out of the hair,
tho accumulations of dandrutl, and the prematura
change In color aro all evidences of a dlsedsed eon-'
ditlon of tho fcalp and tho glanusnhlch, nourish tha
hair. To arrest llicso causes the article used tnust
possess medical as well as chemical virtues, and tha
chango must begin under tho tealp to be of pennsy
ncnt and laatlns benefit. Such an srtlcle Is CAB
EOLIM5, and. Ilka many other wonderful dlseoT'
erics, Ills f.iund to consist of elements tlmoit lof
their natural ttatc. Tctrolcum oil la the srtlcW
which is mado to work sacli extraordinary results ;
butltls aftet It Ins been, chemically treated sndl
tomplctdy deodorized that It Is In proper conditio
for tho toilet, It was in far-off Russia tht tha
effect of petroleum upon tho hair w t first observed
a Government officer having noticed that a psttlslly
Lald-hcadcd servant of his, when trlmmtaE tha
lamps, had a habit of wiping bis oil-besmcars4
litmls Iu his scanty locks, and the result was fa
few months a much finer head of black, glossy tut1
than bo ever had before. The oil T?i trleioti
horses and cattle that had lost their half from, tha
cattlo plague, and the results were as rapid as Oisy
v.cro marvelous. Tho manes and even tbs tails ef
horses, which bad fallen out, were completely is
stored In a few weeks. These exp-rlments if era
heralded to tho world, but tho knowledge was pra
tlcally useless to tlio prematurely bald sad grey,
no one Iu ctt lllzcd society could tolerate the uss of
refined petroleum as n dressing for tho hair. But th
silllof ouootourchemUtsbas overcome thedlO
' cnlty, and by a process known only to hlmstUv ia
has, after very claborato and costly experiments, Iu4
cecded In dcodorltluj reflucd petroleum, which
renders It susccptlhlo ot being handltd as dllttUJ
as tho famous oti dt colojnt. Tlio experiments wltfc
tho deodorized liquid on tho human hair were at
ended with tho most astonishing results. A trtf
applications, whero tho hair was thin, and fslllaf,
pavo romarkablo touo and vigor to tho scalp sn.4
hair. Ecry parllclo of dandruff disappears on
I'm first or second drcsslni. and tbo liquid so aearch-
l.i In Us nature, seems to penctrato to the roots lr
cut e, end net up a radical chango from tbo start. Il
ls will known that tho most beautiful colors are
undo from petroleum, and, by eomo mysterlotti
operation of nature, tbo uso of this srtlele gfldov
tliy Imparts a beautiful light-brown color to tbo
Vlr which by continued use, deepens to a b'.sck.
The color remains permanent for on Indefinite length,
of time, and tho chango la so gradual that tha most;
lnllmato friends can scarcely detect Its progreseJ
In a word, It Is tbo most wonderful discovery' f
tlio age, nndivcll calculated to make the para-,
tarcly bald aud gray rejoice.
Tt'n oio our readers to giro It a trial,
.atli-flcd iht.t 0110 application will convince them of
"s wouderful cffocU.-.tttoow'ffA Rmmrv1i
Oct. SI, liu .
Tho nrtlclo Is telling its own story In the hinds of
ihoifuiidi ho nro umg It with tbe most gnlUylSaT
uud cucouragiiy results 1
W. II. Dntu. & Co., Fifth Avenue Pharmacy, isysv
"Wo have sold preparations for tho hair for upwsrol
cf twenty ycaw, but hao never had ono to sell s
well orgiio em U universal satisfaction, we there
fororecSmmeiul it with confidence to oiixfrlend
tad the general public."
Mr. arsTAves P. Hsu, of tho Oatei Opens,
Troupe, writi a: "After tlx weeks' nse 1 em eon-.
. 1 .i . . VA ,.ion n.v Nimrntri. that TOUf 'CSrbO
lino has antl iipr .diiclng a wonderful growth of
Julr ivht.ro 1 had bono for years."
C. II, Smith,
writ.?: Afur
1 .m rnnvhic d that
If. uliaulv uouderful Iu lay cane.'
11. F. AttTnun, clitmltl, Itolvoke, Mass.. wrltssi
" Your 't'arlHillne' has restored my hslr after every
tblng else had failed.'
Josini E. I'oxd, attorney-at-lsw, No. AtUsboro.
Jlas virlies i For more than SO years a portion or
my hea 1 luis been as smool h and f reo from btlr u
billiard ball, hut rtmio eight weeks ago J was in
duced to try yonr Carbollno, and the effect. MB)
becu tluiply wonderful. Where no hair his beB
cen for iar-i thcro now appears a thick trowth,
and I am coi.Incul that by continuing Us use I shall
havo as cood a bead of hair as I ever bad. It la
griming now nearly as rapidly as hair does alter
It Is cut.
CJ ARB O LINE
Is now presented to tbe public without fear of eotK
t.'jdiitiini as tho best Itestoratlve and Beauuierof
,,Ui e world barter produced.
Price, on IS UOLL.VK ier bottle.
LjU by all UriiKsUtit.
KENNEDY & CO., PITTSBURG, PJS,-.
Bolo Aieuts for the United States, the C mi 4x1 10
Urcatllritsia.
SSIUNKK NOTICE
Arfluned Estate of MOSEH ft ItFUtfE,
id the ll.irouKli of Stanch Otiunk.
The second ami tlnal account of E. F, Luek.
enlmch, Asvlaneo of saltl Moser ft Iteramel,.
hus been tiled In the I'rothonotary's ofneeor
'arlou County, l a., f.ir eontl-matlon and al
lowance, at the October Term, 1680. of Iho
Court of l.'oinin.iii I'leas, when the same will
bo o-uitliuied nisi, utile's exceptions l tl4,.
UEOllUE W. Er-8EIt.
aug. 18-tt. l'rothonotary.
nt, of tho Jcnulo nijht Comblnstloa.
fit r using your ' CarboUno' three week;
c dthat1).i!d heads can bo 're-hs!itd.
$5!
?.r.V,onrf 'f "?'? ''ad over been tuken by them; and on that lumir. 110 a duy and uvwan
iTni'iX. r "i1, a-,t r," ,1,e: J.m.;Kr vZtii
detain O W. Hunt, former-
A ii
devic.
J 14 8 iltcr, HMtnoor to hluiiolfaod It W.
Ontlurd, isi .Uary'i, uud O O. UiUiw, liew
Yet 1 1 111 1 jtti likst Mri.arui.
li swim j I'hi. i4ieitiia. rrrolr lamp ly at t. Uonffdwrimi u .tnl Hardee, ai- thm, and they wero all o-.uvicUkI,
vr ' v a.i-r, t uiwauiituiA, maiiug ur- joiuica i nuea MHjj Jinruai r tlwfiiutU Fuiliifiil.v nnd h,,n-luliw v..mm
U 0. It a Hmtrictiif MUiirtipid taiiutuuy ana liojwtuiiy yuqr,
li a lireswurlU, inrlntr vehicle. tJiiiio.i4)rite Tlioio a Walton, aid to Con. . . J. Utcr
'I AVt i naiii u W. Muiar, lieadlOL-. fliratu Uvuor&l L. nuitrit. aunolnted Uait.
Viugnur lo ai'i Wlliwn, ffpectaole Iraatf d buie UMtrict Aiiuru) poiuboii f ooiuiuittw.
Outfit aeut tree to ihoso who wih to eu
aoln the most louant auu im umo'e
btilua Known, h verv.hnic uew. Oao-
iuu not requited. We wv. turnip yu vet. v.
iiuuIb uytir ijiviiii. -yt
worker w i&twl
ut n ctn Hi an urn ninmir f jrttlltfu Mt . ht LUH-
iag ttiii futM deleiiM. Tlioir wituw UiiX 1 1 IaUium make niuch a uiea,uutf vuutu
uuT uia ,iif uiiscKiDii v "
w.llioa tu wur (uiiulo iuuk moreuoueyerery
Cjr lhau can bo ui de in m week at auy uruny
Kninr irrntou KU.rttuie- 10 reiu u iuu uiunuv i
home bv Hie ind'win us ii woiuei; uiv i m,b irtaim .u. do,., nut enVct n rate Hoar
an l am. wfot.d '"VrSJi'L .VtSiiS "mi ! wherhomtin'i.ord r
i u,,'liU,';:L:rHiu,rit,,;2n till a.alk""enor h oo,iU. A J. PUitLlKu Aveut, i" high-! rr
i mi tue wil lug to worx ran tall to in-ao mr ,.,.. .eut is.'.j iv iT 3 .u. ts RH'iY J! s. -i
nifiu. im, i.v.iiuav 112 ui ouw. i iimit uuiu, i -. . w-jiii.iji- jrai -urjir' ss nnu-
jil cjiinni u.w jnMLiiKJi
m..ir a . ... r . , . i ! fluj . .l.ui t La fartnne. Auflr4uft
... r ""a";"" ensirmanno Ji ii iiEilT Co.. l ortiaud Male.
'nn.iid. a rul iA,w,itnnilv for lualc.
lu- luuuev aa.lv and iMworiblv AtWro s
Till' i. fc t u., Alumna, Wslue,
1 nTllimO VI 1 VffVn Krtwhere to sell the
Aumiio n nniuu iii:ai.lvkn.itiio
Mai ui evr lnvome.1 Will kult a pair or
.touwlun. wliblli-.EI.nnit IDE tosnirn,
in ao tuliiutis it will also Knit ii Ltru.i van-
tt oi ui. work lurwtiieii mere la ai way
l. .,.rL..t Snn,l t..r M t'tilar nnd tor
to Hie 1'HllMIlEY KNIITlNa MACU1N
i 'U . Sua Waslitogton Si , liosion, Mass
bepl. 11-tco.
A IEW LIQTJ0S ST0EB
IN LEHIGHTON,
Iff. S3o IS 5S) Jiff W 9
Formerly of A I.LENI OWN, respectfully Informs tbo Hotel Keepirs snd Oltlxens ur nermlly
thatbohasoinedaNEWI.lClUt)ItRr01tElnlawscti's llBlldlnB, nearly opposite thr
' Oat bo a House,' on
BANK STREET, LEHIGHTON, Pa.,
Villi a full sttxk of tb tiliotaest Urwds of
,blv llITpi IPO Cioek". Kowlties
WATCH ESis
Uf OO., Juipti
01 frimuue. ii
e. Etc
iurl"
of tbe U Lnl Ca xt... c c. IlUllLleV J
Ot)., juiueiier. ana Aianuiaeiurerh iwrneu
Buruiss. illcb Jalr liyi
A WKr.K in lour own town. IS(0
lutntiree. a oris . iie..,i.t u no
. nuts bu-ines. at whioh Dei soul ef
eitber hi can uutae aieai iutrsdlt&
. Iiaie tbey work, wr te for particular to II
' Jf..I.IKTT CO., VortUni lie, JuaiM.it'
V
CUUI'IIISIMU
Drnndy, V,hiskoy, Gin, Rum,
Port, Shcn-y, Champagne, &c, s&c.
1'niCKSWILL BK TUMVSUV LOW1ST VOSS
to whleb he Invites the attention of purchasers
Itpviusa. PATnt)NAUE,INVlTED.
May 1. US-lr
II E I10rtlETf.