J. install & Son's .
Or oat CASH SALE
Ate tee forMB!
Tht undtrslried km titiVT OPEN end
Kitdy to Inipntlon
An Immense M M
or
Fall? Winter Dry Goods
Dress Goods,
Woolens, Blankets, .
Carpets, Oil Cloths,
BOOTS, SHOES, &c
hTe'h they "have 'placed at inch Low Prices
at will Mora thai Stock Quickly.
All those la search of any kind of DRY
QOODS, te., will do well to call and exam.
la Good i and Prlcet.
' Respectfully,
.1 J. T. NXJSBA'DM fc SON,
Oppoilte th Pabllo Square,
Lthlghton, Pa. tept. 18-jl
THIS PAPER
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NEWY0RK.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 16, 1880.
Local and Personal.
TO SUliSCRlIJEnS.
Subscribers will Dleaee refer to the dirtc-
'tion tab. on their papers, by to doing they
"will bo able to see whether they are square
'on our books or not, thus :
John Fitiwilllam mar8 79
Shows that the subscription has been paid
up till March 8th, 1879, and consequently
'there Is one dollar due u. on the present year,
'which you will please remit, or $1.23 will be
'charged II we nave u sena Dili.
' juLook at the yellow direction tab on
J the tint page and see now niucn you owe
3-32S to 1 that E. II. Hobl has the larg-
est stock of silver chains In Mauch Chun
ll'Calf and see bis new stock just received.
Velvet frames and easels are very
J5n and Luckenbasb, Mauch Chunk, keeps
ntm.
fcfi. Fail not to attend the Great Cash
.fSale now going nn at the Original Cheap
. yam Btore o: j. 1. xiusoaum a oon, u you
tOirquld secure genuine Dargaina.
'. 'sSst-lfyou wanta nice ainootb,easy shave
, .your hair cut or .nampooing, go to rrani
Roederera Saloon, under the Exchange llo
.' tel. He will fix you right, and don't you
'Torget It.
must be true because every one
jays Kendall's Spavin Cure is the best thing
Known. jicaa mo auverkiKiuiruw
,. st-You can find a large and elegant as
. aartment of furs, umbrellas, gloves, trunks
etc., at the popular hat emporium of James
. ia. Slandwark, Aiaucn ununic rrices low
for cash.
'jar-Lewi. Weiss, in the post-office build
fliing, this borough', has just made a largo ad
.j( ditiaa to his stock for the fall and winter
trait, vis, a full line of BtilT and soft
lelt hats ot the latest and best styles, and a
null line of gentlemen's, ladies' end child
tren's boots, shoes and gaiters, all of which
'-he is offering at the very lowest cash prices.
591-Kendall'a 8pavin Cure is highly rec-
omlnended by Prof. Williams the wonder-
ful horse trainer. Read the advertisement.
ia.Write to Mrs. Lydla E. Pinkham,
fo. 214 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass., for
'names of ladies that have been restored to
nerfect health by the use of her Vegetable
Compound. It is a positive cure for the
. Siost stubborn case ol lemale weakness.
feluDr. Browning's C. k C.Cordisl is In
valuable to ihe consiimntive. Taken with
regularity and according to direations, iU
rfeets are wonderful in acute and chronic
diseases of the threat and lungs. For sale
fey all druggist, and tbe proprietor; Dr.
Browning, 1117 Arch street, Philadelphia.
' 'ftM 50 cents.
aHJ9' to 1 that you can get the best
rrailroad watches at . II. Honrs Maur-h
-iChntiV. A heavy silver chain given with
' every watch.
IT.IT. Ptra. smuif. thA nnnitlur mr-
4jp)nt tailor, In the post office building, is now
jireceivlng and opening one of the largest
-srnd most fashionable stocks of clothe, cas-
''ttimeras and suitines ever brought Into
blghton, and whicn he Is prepared to
"jlTnke up in the latest fashion and most
durable manner, at prices which actually
tvdtfy competition. Call and examine good's
aad learn price, ana be convinced.
' as-Job printing of the finest description
esnb-hid at theCnaso Anvocira office
at very low prices. Call and see samples.
SWSteel pens to suit every purpose, and
'-of exrelleuco nf temper, are manufactured
"In all the popular styles by the Xsterbrook
.oteei t en i..ana are to oe nad or an sta
itlonen.
VSee a wine cup In another column
"with a bunch of grapes from which Speer's
rori urape wine is msae, mat is so nigniy
esteemed by the medical profession for the
use of !nvaltds,weakly persons and tha aged
noid oy an aruggisu.
JUT-The medicines of Dukdjs Dick iCo
.are unexcelled for elneance. purity, and re
liability. Their Seidlitine Seidlita Powders
.are as pleasant as Lemonade. Their 8olt
Capsules are world famous. See Advt. f
9"W have much pleasure In recom
mending Thermaline to our readers, as an
absolute cure lor Aiaiaria. ine manufac
turers' name alone Is a guarantee of it mer
-it. It .ells at 25 centa cr box. For par
titulars see Advt.
te.Dr. J. A. Mayer, of Mauch Chunk
la using Napoli, a recent discovery, for tbe
prevention oi pain in cleaning tender teem
for filling, with tbe greatest satisfaction
Those who would avoid suffering should
eau upon mm.
JCTT" Great attraction in Fancy Drew
Goods. Trinimlnrs.BhawIs, etc., at the Uric
Inal Cheap Cash Store of J. T. Husbauin A-
Bon.
JSr-Xedtes. do not fail to call at Daniel
Graver's Bee Hive store and inspect those
f eauiifui urientai uashraere runnels, In
Gendsrme. Marine and Navy Blue. Garnet.
Myrtle Green, and Black, for ladies' and
children's suitings. They are very cheap
and pretty.
tea. A new and beautlfnl stock of Lamps
Just Tecelved at Dr. C. T. Horn's Central
Drug Store, Lehlghton, which be is offering
at lowest prices for cash. If you need lamps
you should not buy before examining this
pisnoin .assortment.
SSWll. II. Handwerk. Manph Chunk'
popular HATTER, I. now exhibiting hi.
winter stock ol latest styles of irentlemen's.
youth's and children's hata, and if you want
to mane a moo apiearance call and be fitted
at tne lowest casn price.
Andrew HunWc was .truck by a loco
motive and faulty injured at Pituton, Pa.
en Saturday last.
James Conuell was stabbed twice, It
teliared fatally, by Charles McCabe.ln
political dispute, at Honesdale, Pa., on Sat
urday of last week. Both were old men.
RepabTican candidate for Assemblyjaa.
F. Krenley, of Weather! v,-Was In town nn
Monday, and dropped in to see us. tie sajs
that ha is well satisfied with bis prospects.
Bodallr James is Ujs top geod fellow.
A VALUABLE PREMIUM!
WO Will present every per-
son calling at thife office arid
ll infi ft,- Hhn ,hhJ0
paying $1.00 for bile years
BUbCCnptlOn tO the UAllBON
Advocate, with a copy bl. Dr.
T. B. Kendall's Treatise on Z
THE HOUSE, One Of the ftitist
Valuable books for Farmers
l.-J IT nwULU,!
UHU xxui;ii:ia t'""'
rrn 1 1 I I I
IRC BOOK 18 liuuwuuii:iy
Tirnfusnlv illustrated, and ClVCS
r J . . ' . "
symptoms and treatment lor
,J . ,. . i u
the VariOUS diseases tO WlUCh
tllC hOrse IS SUblCCt. xvemem-
ber, forSl you get the Ad-
1
YUUAT1S or Ull "
COpy 01 tllC BOOK FREE I IN OW
hand in your names and the
ri ri I 1 o 1
UUllilU I
We nave JUSU reCClVCa a
limited number OI IVENDAlL 8
TnEATISE ON THE HORSE AND
tt. t. . :tJ : n.
xxia xJia&Ao&o, uiiuiuu m
man, Which We Will Rh'C tO
those ravine one vear in ad-
vance for the Carbon Advo
i I
cate.
Dr. Pbaro, the veterinary surgeon, now
sports a handsome buggy and a fine, strap-
ping gray horse. This is an indication of
our young friend's success In his profession. I
B. F. Mlnnick, of Summit Hill, one of I
the Republican nominees for Assembly , was I
in town last Monday Interviewing his po-1
litical friends. While hero he dropped into I
our sanctum and we enjoyed a very pleas-
ant half hours' chat with him. The Cant. I
feels very hopeful of an election.
pSf cough unfits one for business, so-1
ciety or anything use, .except melancholy
oniml,.. mMi. el.. thus sustaining one's use- I
fulness. Price 25 cents. 1
Sevtttty-five cents worth of Iron ore
will make a bar of iron worth $5.58: horse
shoes, $10: table knlves,$l80: cambric nee-
dies, $8,800 : shirt buttons, $20,480 : walfh
springs, $400,000: pellet arbors, $2,500,000
a grand total of $3,127,475 50 from a
wheelbarrow load of iron ore.
On Friday last Jacob E. Saeger, of Eas-
ton, Md., an employe at Packerton, was
struck by the bumpers of a caboose, and se
verely Injured. Ho was brought down to
the Valley House, In this place, and Dr. C.
S. German called to attend him, when, upon
examination, It was found that no bones
were broken and no Internal iniurles had
been received. I
Ol'PnrriATINRt! Thp f!lnil!i
Bro's, popular Merchant Tai
lors, announce to their custo
mers and friends that they
have just received an immense
StOCK Ot the newest patterns
in OverCOatillgS, Which they
ow nvnnni. f molro nn in
. f r . . i j i j
mu JUKJ&t bijics uuu iiiuoL uu-
rabie manner at very low pn-
res for cash. Call find exam-
.1 . , v o 1
sui. ui!, oiwu "Ulill """'
1 1 1 nr. I
VOUr purciiases eisewiiere.- VV e
are bound tO Satisfy the mOSt
hst d mii? in t h mattpr n 'n n-
. . -t j
uuug, gLitib luuusimiy yuuus.
hatfi, Caps, bOOtS, SllOeS, CtC.
The will of the late Gen. Albright, ol
Mauch Chunk, leaves the use of his estate
to his widow during her life, and the rever
sion at her death to Dickinson CiUeee, for
the education of poor young men, without
regard to race or color. Should the college
make a color distinction the bequest will
become null.
Hon. A. J. Durling and John S. Lents,
Eaq.,were In Philadelphia Tuesday evening
and Wednesday, to get the earliest returns
from Indiana and Ohio.
Michael McCasey was killed by falling
down a collar stairs while drunk, In a ealoun
at Wllkesbarre, Friday morning.
Christain Bosche, the oldest employe of
tbe Switchback Railroad, at Mauch Chunk
was fatally injured by being run over by a
truck Friday morning of last week.
Judges Elcock and Diddle, of Phlladel
pbia, decided a few days ago that in accord
ance with the Act of March 30th, 1800, the
Btate ticket, at the coming flection, shall in
elude Electors and Auditor General only.
and that a eeiarute ticket, la W'lle.1 Judiriart
shall iuclude the Jndgo of the Buprenit-
Court and the Judge of the County Court.
James Boyle, of Yorktown, one nt the
oldest miners in Luzerne county, was killed
by a fall of coal on Friday last.
Rev. James Cunningham, of Bristol, Pa.,
has been appoinU'd presiding elder of the
Lehigh District, to fill the vacancy caused
by tbe death of Dr. Chaplain.
-James Donohue and Richard Swift at-
Umpted to force an entrance Into the house
of Mary Brown, near Pottsville, on Sunday
morning. Andrew Brown, a .brother of
eiary, ureu atwiem anu snot uonooue in
tne lace, mulcting a latat wound, tie sur-
rendered himself on Monday, claiming that
he acted In self dUeace, Hi. sister attempt-
ed suicide the same afternoon bv shooting
hereelf In tbe neck.
" "
a complete setoi ourgurs- tools are aaiu
to have been found near the Lehigh Valley
Railroad, a short distance from Bethlehem,
several daya ago by two small boys.
ti.- n i ii l.ii . .i . .i .
public house of J. T. McDaniel, In Mahon
lug Valley, on Saturday evening last. Ad
dresses were made by E. M. Mulkearn and
others. A meeting was also held at Tarry-
ville on Tuesday evening last. Both meet.
inga were attended by the Garfield and Ar
thur club of this borough.
There was a Democratic rally at the
puouu ' w",r' "
Corner. Mahoning Valley, last Saturday
evening; a number of the members of tbe
uiKut,uU proeuv, several
addresses were made by local speakers.
Mrs. Neal McCue, of Maurh Chunk,
wniie on ner way to I'lillidelplila Tuesday
morning, jumped from the train at Bethle-
hem and was killed. She was on her way
to Philadelphia, to bring the body ofa dead
son to wsucn uiunk, and tindiug that she
was on tbe wrong train jumid off, with
tne result named.
ine annual meeting oi me txecutive
Committee of the Teachers' Ibslitute of this
county will be held iu the rear ruoul of the
Commissioners' office at MaUeh Chuuk, to-
j &u.u iu, mt, iviov a. nia
The members ol tbe committee aret J. P.
Rowland, 0, G, C. 8mith, J.T. While, F.
K. Berndl and 0. L. Haverly. Tha object
of the meeting will be to arrange a pro -
gramme of exercises for the forthcoming
Institute to be held in tbe Publio School
building, Weatherly, during tbe week com.
imenciDg Mouusyioremwr utn, al 3 p.ra.
sS&sgs
ported over the Lehigh and 8usqiiehannit
' 7S'h !.UI rdrlhe
lllof S,T8J,W2 ton., .bowing ado-
cnM9 wllU'ttme u ,,st
year of 313,519 lotit.
-"..uemian it giving hiirwidenw
uofE ST nairon llrecU'
A Democratic Meeting will lis held In
thWhighofprr7uiaihii(Friday)eTe -
n!nRi l5lh '"' W. toe BlileJ, ot Packer-
Ml Will add res. the neonle on Ih. T.,lir
question. All ahould hear hint-he it
nuedt hd pleasant .pealcer.
rpi.-i I T.l.d.J.K.L.
T. Tp ' i p , ,
Redlng Railroad Company have ordered
tbo payment; on October 25, of MO,000 ad-
dltlonal, making, with previously ordered
pymem, eu,uu out 01 ibeootviocior
rec.jrerl certificates issued under order of
tha court of May 27,1880! hd aI.o will
pay on November B, on accouriijthe one-half
""no July coupon, of the gtseral mortgage
uuuun ui bkiu wnimu( mvuium iud cuu
. is a. ..., ijfk.i mi.
UillalsoDav on the same dab tbe entire
July coupon of the general mortgage defer-
terllng scrip.
Pardee uo are erecting stireaker in
-....,. . ,r..tan lh.t -in ,,..
capacity for preparing over 1,000 ton. of
coal a day.
i- !j . J -i w a .1
Yorktown, last Friday, whereby .nines
Boyle, of lhat place, lost hi. life. Yuen
about to go home he told his laborer-bat
ho would go back for a hammer, but as 'he
place was not safe, his laborer tried to ii-
duco him not to go for it. He went it,
howerer,and just as he arrived at the placx
where the hammer was, Bome of the coal .
which had been hanging loose fell on him,
causing Injuries from which he died in a few
hours. The funeral took place on Sunday
afternoon.
In accordance with the call of the chair
man, Gen. Lilly, the conferees met In the
Central Hotel, Hatleton, Tuesday morn'ng,
at n O'ciock. oen. Lilly was elected chair
mn and T-8- McNur secretary. The Gen
then stated tbe object of the conference and
they proceeded to nominate for Congress.
The following names were then presented:
B. W. Wilde, ! Hosleton, nominated J. C.
Haydon, of Jeanesville; Geo. H. Troutnmn
nominated Gen.Wm.Lilly,of Mauch Chunk;
E. C. Remmel nominated W. J. Scott, of
Kescopeck. The names of J. C. Haydon,
and Gen. Lilly were then withdrawn, and
on motion of Geo. II. Trout man, seconded
by Mr. Munroe, of Columbia, W. J. Scott.of
Nescopcck, was declared tbe unanimous
choice of the Republicans for Congress in
the Eleventh District.
Lafayette Lnti and N. D. Cortright
have been elected directors of the second
National Bank, of Mauch Chunk, to fill
vacancies caused by the death ot Soloman
I r- . U 1 -. I k II -!-l,l
Tne lat
ter was president of the bank, and Thos.
L. Foster, who hail.bwn cashier of the batik
since its organization In I8C4 has beeu
elected as the new President.
On flraniinl of thn flhitini-A of Pv. .T. P.
Miller, who is in attendence at the dedica
lion of tt new church at New Hope, Bucks
munty, a former charge of Mr. Miller's,
Rev. J. B. Cole, of Allentown, will preach
, ,te M, E clMnhl Mt borougli, on to-
morrow (Sunday) 17th int,
Mary Boemlerof Mauch Chunk, who
had both her thighs broken ubout eight
wook. n.m.Mvth Dthlnhem 7W... I.ixt.
0 ' ' '
Wednesday was discharged from St. Luke'
Hospital, as she Ws well again and able to
ev,.vffluJiC, in
tne t meet her, to uccotupuuy her houie.
Unfortunately Thurwlay murniug wUile
Mary was walking about the hospital
grounds, she wus.lriglileued at tbe sight ol a
al-. ""d attempted touii, when aha fell
au1 h"6 "er lelt iblgli ugaiu. llerscrcum
'nB racted Dr. Praegel's attention, whu
I was just busy at all operation of a nw case
but ran to her assistance, Ho first killed the
snake and with some assistance brought her
buck to her bud and attended to her injuries.
-For the week ending on the Uli lust.,
there were transported over the Lehigh Vul
ly railroad 71,740 tons of coal, muking a
ui oli,viv;iM tous, snowing an Increuse
112,015 urns; uscomparwl with same time
last year.
Johu BastlngUm, u brukeman on lbs
Lehigh Valley railroad met with au acci
dent at Mauch Chunk, on Monday last,
whicli resulted iu his death. He was stand
lug un the cars to couple the same, while the
train was being made up, and not having n
firm bold he wus thrown Ironi his jwsitiuu
when the tram started. Fulling between
thu cars his 'heud was caught.-bvlweeu the
bumpers aud cruhbed. He died instantly
U isttnglou leaves a wile and four children
to mourn his sudden demise. He resided
al Muuch Chunk.
I r win LusUr, the lirt of the railroad
men tried for the luurdvr ol Robert Uryo.ui,
al Aguew Station, lor alealiug a bunch ol
era lei, ws ooiivjctul of niuslaughter iu
ritUburg ou Saturday.
ICellglotlk IVutea.
LimnnTON EvaMOKLicxL Cuckch. C.
J. Sooyer, pastor. Quarterly meeting .to
morrow. Preaching by Rev. p. K. Fehrat
1 d nd J p. m. All are cordially
Invited.
M. E. CHcacn, J, P. Miller, pastor. Class
Meetlnv U-Hfl m. Prnarhln- 1A-l
Sunday school !p.m. Prayer Meetln 430
p. m. PrcachlnK at 7:30 p. m. AU are wel.
come.
Zmn'a HxroaMSDOuuncii, J. ILHartman
Pt. Preaching at 10' a. m.,-Sermon, In
(lrman 1 n in QnndautahAnl nu,i .v
r"T" mJ:T.T.jri Z
wktiiodist Episcopal. OncacH. Pioc.
to if. I). F. Unanget, Pastor. Preaching on
Sabbath at 10. SO a, m, and at 7 SO p. m. Sun
day school at 2 p. m. Prayer and Class meet-
lnl on eursaay evening at 7.30 p. m.
Miller, Pastor. German preaching at 10
o'clock a. m by tbe Pastor. Sunday School
at 2 p.m. English preaching a 7.30 p.m.
II Iff Creek I tenia.
Alex. Snyder, of Lehigh Gap, wa. a
this place on Sunday on a visit t friends.
ru. Wm. Hii-lintt nrrh--iiu r
,j,(j i ,- f p. r ., . ,
on Saturday evening and on Sunday morn
inginihe6olf.churchofthI.pl.ee.
Tb1,,1An nh.rf,. f , '
,in.twp.,h,, the Snvder farm
at Pine Run. for $1,800. Mr. Relir! I,
making preparations to build a now barn
thereon.
J. J, Kemerer who left several weeks
ago on a western tour we learn, from a let.
ter Just received, ia on his way home, stop-
ping for a week or two In Wisconsin, and
Illinois, and thence to Ohio where he wil
,um a few days, visit ng friends. His uum
lou. friends will be glad to see him return
I safely.
The uights of late are remarkably cool
and w now require more covering to keep
I comiortADie,
The conference of the Evangelical As
soclatlon for Parrvville Circuit will ba held
in the Snyder's church, near Lehigh Can.
1 to-day (Saturday) at 2 n. m..andon Sundav
morning at 10 o'clock the sacrament of tha
Lord's 8upper will be admlaistered by the
Presiding Elder. 0. K. Fehr, of Allentown.
I Rivets.
Mectliiff of the Carbon Co. Dnr. I
At a meeting of the Carbon County Bar,
at the Court House. Mnucb Chunk. on Mon-
day afternoon last, the Hon. W. M. Rapehcr,
of this borough, delivered the following
beautiful aulogy upou the late Ubarlaa al'
bright t
Br(Arrn o A Bar i
We sincerely mourh IK losi of an' able,
brilliant and useful member .of this body.
Society mourns Hie loss of one of Its most
useful. reliable and eherrctlc members. This
is so and must be so. We can not change
it, nor make good the great loss. I hive so
intimately Known uen. niuninv iqr quits
ft period or lime, mat l leei my auiy to
pay a tribute of respect to mrri whom I el'
wavs resnected. admired arid lbved. I rrsd
law with him and was admitted to tha
menibershlnofthls Bar frorri his office ten
year. ago. Little did 1 then think that M.
M. Dimmlck and Oliarles Aluright Would
so soon journey to tuafbournoironi wnence
no traveler returns."
Ten vears 1 how rnuidlr llmo has flown
and brought us all so much nearer to that
inevitable hour, when we shall all pass
away from this stag of Human action arid
return to dust.
Ten vears t bow brief Ihe span of time, I
w;,r wilt tn.nv r.r nil ii I,, ten vears t
hence?
Chalmers says, "Titiic with Its mighty
rd le;"o thrPre,ent In dedik, Si ln-'
getulnas behind it."
While Lord Byron speaks of Timt as I I J.
"Thebcautlfierofthodead,
Auorner oi ine rum, oom.orrer
inu only iitaier wiieu iub iiuui . unm u,c
Timet the corrector when bur iudemente err,
The test or truth, love. sole philosopher,
For all besides are sophists."
Gen. Albright mado such a deep and last-
Ing Impression upon the comrnliflily trial it
will be many a year before ha Will be for-
gotten, and a long time before "tho inaudi-
ble and noiseless Toot of time" can affect the
vast monument of good works which ho has
left behind him. Indeed, be needs no mon-1
uiiieni ironi ui, uia.iwu a. . "-"
. f . - 1 ! .!.. I I...
tualiticsare the stones in tbe shall Wlllcn .
will perpetuate his name. He appeared
anong hfs fellow men and labored with all
. . . D ... , . ... a. . . I
tnctervor oi ins mind and tne auiuence oi
his(ntellectual resources, guided by his real,
his fj-oblty of purpose and high and noble
aim, through all the years of Ills private and
public activity. A noble career which
stompel the good impress of bis gifts and
nis quai tics upon ins race anu generation ier) Emma Bchuler, prosecutrix, sautcner,
in leltori or living light. not guilty, and EmmaSchuIer to pay al!
The language ol eulogy Is common In ex- costs of prosecution,
pressionitiut I believe that tbe resolution's Com. vs. Geo. McDonald ; Indictment, as
reported m the committee well and truly .ault and battery; Reuben Reiner, prose
express thtsense of the Bar. in estimating cutor.
tho life and character of Gen. Albright. Ho Com. vs. Edward Rogers; Indictment, lar-
nras a man cf refined gentlemanly leelings
and courteous professional deportment to
ward all. but ri ore particularly was he Ken-
rrouJ towanlihia younger brcth:rn. Al
ways reauy ui aMist, lie was aisu reauy m.ii
good counsel nn'd advice, and anxious to en
courago with good words. I respect and
revere his memory for this, and I deem "It I
one nf the highesti tributes 1 can pay to his
prolessional ciiorancr. ur tne past ze Com. vs. Monroe Berrass; Indictment, as
venra Gen. Albrighthiid annlied himself as- I Rnult and lmttervi TilewellVn Markli.v.riroi-
siduously tofhe practice of his profession, In I
which lie maintained a leading position,
He wssesscd a remarkably reodxnpprehen-
sion, which grasped the leading poiuto' ofa
case almost at sight, and a tenacious mem-
ory, whicli retained both principles and
facts, together with a skill and dexterity iu
the eliciting of evidence, ami un ability in
cominentlng upon it before the jury, which
constituted him a powerful and successful
dvocate. He was a formidable competitor.
No Member of the Bar possessed more thor-1
oughly the confidence of the Court iH the
soe ales. As a counsellor he was no less
cr n.nu.i nuniiuu wi ui ..uiiwtii . I
successful than as an advocate, exercising
greet rauiloli.loresiglil and judgment. Many
weighty and Important interests were con
fided to his cure. As may be Inferred from
what I have already said, Gen. Albright
was one of those who devote themselves to
tho public interests in no other, than a pro?
irasionui wuy. 1 11 puonu epinb uii in w i
paclty for serving the people in their collec
tive relations he had no superior in the
County of Curbon. He was also brave and
g.illunt in the field of buttle during the late
wurnnd rendered much valuable service to
histountry. He rose to honor end distlne-
lon. In ills public, trusts lie Berved the
toe i
people with credit and honor to liimicjr ulul
for Ihe public gil. I wi.l not go Into de-
tails, you aro all familiar with them.
Gov. Reeder and Judge Porter were the
leaders -glorious names; but thev too lie
iti laa.illi 'I'hair s-ntn nil its. nrtl.s 1.innnn.il
nfthe Court in the claim of Robert De Vere . we beg leave lurllier to report, that we
to the Earldom of Oxford : "There must be !,,ve visited and insiiected tho county build
an end to all things an end of names and l1'8' , "5 , al , .bu,ll''1t Rn rom-
ss huh a iivj t villi till izi a,iia an iiutiaKQ
llgnlties.and whatever is terrene, and why
not of ne Vere. For when, la B..litn t Whn
isMo'wbferl Where Is Mortimert Vav.
wnat is more and most olall, where Is Plan-1
. . - . .
i..i..ii Tl.. nns .imLJ :.. ,i.. ......
and sepulchres nf mortality, and yet let the
iiaineiind dicnity of Do Vere stand so ong
as it pleases God." And so 1 will say or
Gen. Albright and those other noble dead
iu nt hniid i..lnrtin.l llili Ujn r ... ...
. . . ....
tombed In the urns and sepulchres of mor-
tulity : they are garnered up in our bestand
holiest, affections and memories: let their
names and dignities stand so long as it
pleases God.
I do not Jecl myself competent to eulogiie
such a character as Gen. Albright's, but in
.iiimi,iini, it T i,. iki. i..
nceils un eulogy. His life and character
stand out so prominently as to eclipse any- , , . Man """'""n tne town
thing that 1 could say. What little I have ,hil or Kidder and Penn Foreat, and ro
.!,! r..i,.in. I.. i,t. ,,.,1.11,. on,i .,.f.u. 1 1 commended by &tid viewers, viz: Henri
111'.. ,1.., ,1 IU'.. .1 u - iTr- 1 J
P. the widow and the surviving relations,
inr uini. i.viicr 1110 iimoiu ,11c is suorcu
TIiav An mti nu, urn hi o ;,n..
and Mtatnman dead, but as the w-ll-'beloved' Constable reports of Mahoning, Lower Tow
and uffectionato huband and friend. For "'"""'"Si Towaiiienslug, Penn Forest and
such sorrow there may be sympathy, but
tneru is uo iiuiuuii oouvoaiiun.
Welaaport Itciun.
Miss Ella Snyder returned home Wed
nesday morning alter a pleasant visit in
Mabanoy City.
Repairs ou Jo.iab Rurhs's residence are
in progress; among which Is an additional
part to tbe kitchen.
Miss E. Harleman and Miss A. Knons,
who have been spending a day or two with
Weissjiort friends, returned to their bome.
n Aquashlcola.
Joseph Hate, of Mahoning City, is vis
iting friends here.
Tbe members of tho Sisters Aid Society
held their monthly meeting in the Evan
geucal church, on Saturday afternoon.
The front of Jacob Straussberger's res
ti'irant, is one of the cleanest and handsom
est in town
Tho rolling mill will be put in opera-
tion next week, to work up the stock on
band.
The Republican club participated In tbe
parade at Purryvllle, on Tuesday evening.
The plaining mill is overrun wlth'or
dcrs aud Mr. Lentx pronounces business
good.
In religious instters it may be said that
tbe Evangelical church will be under tbe
supervision of W, & Weiss, and other prom,
inent members until their paator, J. P. Mil
ler, returns from his extended visit West.
A man was recently arrested and fined
for working on a Sunday In his field. A
Sundsy or two ago we saw the day desecrat
ed with a load of corn stalks passing through
the prlncliial streets here.
The East Weissport schools open pn tha
first Monday In November. The education
al siatT consists of Albert Campbell, Albert
Rlshel and Miss Mary Snyder, whose value
is too well known to require further refer
ence. Ui,
Mat Letters
Remaining uncalled for at the Lehlghton
Postoffice,for the month ending Oct, 1, 1880;
Albright, John F. Kemerer, Gearge
Depre, William Krum,Mary
Fntzinger, Jacob Mrcbn's, 6arah J.
Gels, Anna Rsx, John O.
George, Reuben Rex, George M.
Howell, A. P. ShulU, IsaWla
Keiper, Ella
Persons calling fur the above letters will
pleas say "advertised."
H. H. PETERS, P. M.
DemacrntloVtUliRe fuifl Mnsfl ncot-
lir To-nlgM, (Saturdnr.)
The Committee of ArrangemenU of the
great Democratla Mass Meeting and-Pamde,
met ThUrsdsy evenln'g at1bV0abon-nou '
," oorougo,anu appoiuwu uie iohuyt
log offlcera and mado the. order of parade
for llils (Saturday) everiing, tli I
Cbier Marshal Hon. Robert KloU.
Aids.Mauch Chunk Samuel Carpenter.
O. W, Esser, J. W. tattle, Horace Italhlin.
Aids, Lehlghton H. V. Morlhlmer; 7. S.
Lntr. N. B. Lee.
Aid, Wciuport C. W. tentl,
Aid, Franklin W. H Reber.
oKDis or raftADa'i
1 Bradford Clubs.
2 Mauch Chunk Clubs.
3 Ea.t Mauch Chunk Club:
4 Weatherly Club.
s nearer Meadow Uluoa.
0 Lehighton Club.
7 Nesquehonlug Club.
8 Lansford Club.
9 Summit Hill Club.
10 Weisitiort Club.
ll Horsemen , etc
The parade will form at the Lehigh Vat-
u. .,,,1 ,1 wl.ttvri. ilnwn
back to LttilEbton. up Bankwar and Bank
street, oounter-niafch to Soutbi ufi SolitU to
frd. d(jwri Second to da"k, Gp tiak to
H.PP h W tuMI. Square; and form
in mass to, bear addresses by Hon. Samuel
Randall, Col. V. E. Pioletto and others.
' Coinmitteo of Reception A. J. Durlirig,
T. D. Clauss and A. C. Brodhead.
Court Proceeding;.
The October Term orodr Co'unty Court
convened in. tits Court House, it Mauch
Chunk, on Monday last. Present) Hon. B.
s Drehrer, President Judge, and Associates
' ,
Leonard and Meendsen. The Grand Jury
was called and sworn.
uoNDiv. Oct. It
'
p-m fl.,.- D.knU . lJIMm.r,l
, "r,u .
Z"'Z .r.-Vn. i..Tr1 V-TiXsiV
Sentence, each pay one-half the costs.
.. o In
- nuui,vsu
Com. vs. Emma Bchuler; indictment, as-
aault and battery ) Sarah Palmer, prosecu-
trix. Sentence, not guilty and each to pay
one-half the costs.
Com. vs. Sarah Palmer and Barbara Mil-
Ceny ; C. J. J. Carter, prosecutor. True bill.
Com. vs. Jas. Gallagher. Sr. and Thomas
Gallagher; indictment;assaultand battery;
W. Truen, prosecutor. Ignored.
Com. vs. Charles Paton: indictment, surety
of tbe peace ; Joseph A. Stechler, prosecutor.
Sentence, enter in his own recognisance In
the sum of $100 to keep the peace for one
year, and pay costs of prosecution.
ecutor. Sentence, pay a iineof $1.00 and
pay tbe costs of prosecution.
Coin. vs. Fred Krone; indictment, larce-
ny; 8. F. Pealer, prosecutor. True bill,
Com. vs. N. B. Reber) indictment, criml-
nal assault) 8uian Rehr, prosecutrix. Bill
ignored, and prosecutrix to pay costs,
Com. vs. Ludwig Flentge; indictment,
fornication and bastardy; Adelheid Strumpf,
prosecutor. True bill.
Com. vs. Jos. Hcitter: Indictment, assault
and batterv and aggravated assault and bat-
tery ; James Murphy, prosecutor. Verdict,
guilty UI UI3IUJUII1, HUb guilty ui DCI1U ,
sentence, $10 fine and costs of prosecution.
Com. vs. Abraham Lewis; indictment as
sault and battery ; Pauline Lewis, prosecu
tor. True bill.
Com. vs. August Grab: indictment, larce
ny;
bill.
Cecilia Wagner, prosecutrix. irue
Verdict, guilty ; sentence, $5 fine, costs
of prosecution and three months imprison
ment in tne county jail.
Rrnnd Jury Iteport.
To Ihe Honorable the Judqe.i of Quarter Ba
t fji'onj of the ikdcc in and fir the Oounty of
vuroon, vewoer svmons, ihhu.
i , ....
,',t"" ."hu"'u " vohouoiiwwhhi
l"f Pennsylvania, inquiring for the county
"""""i"1 5 lu lu" same,
Abat thoy have acted upon eighteen bills
' niiicimeni oi wnicu niteeu were lound
I i . . F
w UIXlBa "U 11U UUO UI I la UUU (1 II H llTUOrtTU.
" " ugtuu runuiuou. ana niriner
"e "ave examliieit the county pnsoii Mnd
11 In good condition, for which the
"V urem. inu.
s .ar i r m. .... I. . I.-:
I in aw mil mere is no anitor emu oved
at t.h" c"u,'t.v l'ris"n to, keep up firei; etc.,
I'n0""c" ?""I',",B ul "eing coin;
"n? "' 'here is a dispute as to who has
""Jhorlty to employ one. Which matter we
h.ru ir..b
1 wsisJii wciu ri VUUI llllUUf.
. "e further report) in the mattef 6f the
vlewe of the building of a bridge
'he creek of Mud Run.near AlHnghts-
3,1"8' 'n tne tuwnsniisi ol ttidder and
Penu rorest, and recommended by tliu said
viewers, via, Wm. G. Freyman, Daniel
Bo.u?,f a,nd f P.Bemmel, was approved.
Also In the matter of the viewers renott
f '',e building of a bridge across the creek
I BoVer. John Behlpr unit Tliivtd irnllnr. wig
l . -
disapproved.
I wu lurther report nn lonkinc over the
ounimu inn uiwnshins that the finger
hoards aro not all up, and recommend the
projier authorities be notified of the same.
we lurther reort, that the building in
the borough of Mauch Chunk near the
County Prisoniwnsd by Charles McFadilen
and lately occupied by Mrs. Ray, we find In
a hlthy condition and recommend the Bor
ough Officers to remove the same.
wo respectfully tender our thanks to tbe
Honorable Judges and District Attorney for
their courtesy aud assistance rendered us
during our deliberations,
DimiL Rorix, Foreman.
Dated October 14, 1880.
Wild Creek Item.
Now shoot rabbits.
Eggs are 20 cents per dosen.
A new school house It to be built at
North Wild Creek.
-Phlneas Kibler, of Belbtehem, gave us
pleasant call ou Monday last.
-Tbe bridge across Big Creek, at Trashs-
Vllle, has been pronounced unsafe by our
Supervisors, and they have thsrtlfore deter-
I mined to re-build It,
Hoi. Eckhard moved to Forth Wild
I Crnek on Thursday of last week, wh.ro he
I Is engaged at distilling birch and winter-
green for George Leindecker.
Rev. Freemen, of Weissport, will bflici
ate at Jerusalem church to-morrow (Bun-
day) at 2 p. m.
Franklin Bower left last Mondsy for
Wllkesbarre, where ha procured job at
painting.
A publio .lamination was held at Kres-
gevllle, Monroe county, on Ssturday last.
Prayer meeting was held at tbe Upper
Big Creek meeting house on last Sunday
evening.
There was a time in tbe history of our
country that farmers occupied tho most
prominent positions in the government, but
they were gentlemeq in mind and manner,
such as any farm Hoy may become, if he
will devote tbe leisure he can makeioltudy
and reading. School is not tha only place
to obtain an education j in reality it Is but
an auxiliary) Many well educated rrien
and women never attended school a year.
The majority of American farmers, y.
ing in the midst of all that is attractive in
nature, are insenslbla to thS beauties of their
surroundings, and feel It Incumlwnt Spoil
tbem to work early and late to increase
their store, and therefore never take time to
appreciate what is really enjoyable about
them, or to create for their families anything
but the bare essentials of existence. Much
cfthe discontent in fsrinsr'a famill. eoald
be.remedlt4 by little Ibooght for tboir
oomfort,Wdtreatlon and plunaral
Boys, because your father hs been a
Democrat or Republican,' do you think you
must beenma like hlra! It l.ea.y to Inherit
theology and polilfcs ttuth your father, but
1. It any evidence that you bavo used your
brains t We know1 that the cities are prac
tically given over, politically, to tbe riffraff
of society, and the only bbpa of good gov
ernment lies in the country. Shall agricul
tural districts, In agricultural suics, be al
ways represented by lawyers or bKhkers7
Shall a few thousand lawyers have twenty
five times as msny representative, in the
Congress cf the United State, al five million
American farmers liavo! It Is a conceded
fact that, of the nations or the earth, outs
takes rh ,k among the first in territorial ex
tent, population, wt'slth and Importance)
and (I Is just as true that no other first-el ass
nutlori treats' Its agricultural interests with
such conltntltd iieglcct, and, In all appro
priations for Its support, in such a niggard
ly manner ii does the tjrilted States. Jut.
Tlio Coal Tritdo.
On Thursday morning list all the an
tbracite regions resumed work after tbe
stop'page of five days, which began October
1st. The entire production, of anthracite
(or tile first nine months of tho year Is est!
mated at sixteen and a quarter millions of
tons, a reduction of about two aud a half
millions below tbe output of the correspond
lug mon'tlfs of last year. We understand that
negotiations are pending among the several
companies looking to a suspension of about
a week In tbe begluhing of November, to be
lollowed by half-time during the winter
months, in order to open the spring trade
with light stocks of coal; If this plan 1.
adopted, the total production of 1880 will be
from two and three-quarters to three mil
lion, of ton. les. thau that of 1879 and,
with half-work during the winter and up
to tbe opening of navigation in 1881, th
markei should be placed in such condition
as to give to all life' companies in 18Sl.at
least eight months' full work at fair, prices,
In the month of September just closed tho
Reading Railroad transported 905,000 tons
of coal, 518,010 tons of other freight, and
870,000 passengers. The net. profits of tbe
company, added to those of It. auxllliary
Coal and Iron company, are' estimated at
over $1,200,000, applicable to tbe payment
of interest and over and above all rentals of
leased lines of railroads and canals. At
meeting of the Receivers of tbe corripany,-on
Friday last, the payment of $200,000 addi
tional Receivers' certificates was ordered to
be nude on October 25th, which makes
total payment of $600,000 out of the $1,000,-
000 borrowed under the order of the Court
made on May 27tb. The Receivers alsode
cideil to pay un Kovember 9th tbe whole
July coupon on the general mortgage d
fcrred coupon scrip, and one-half of the July
coupon on the general mortgage bonds, re.
turning tbe coupon to tbe holdor marked
"half paid." As some inquiries have betii
mado as to why no paymenl was mado on
the dollar .crip issued for the deferred coup
on. of the convertible and .debenture bonds
it Is well to explain that the sterling scrip
issued for the deferred half coupons of the
general mortgage Is secured by a dqiosit o
the coupons, and is, therefore, protected by
the mortgage itself, entitled to .priority over
any claims which are subject thereto. There
can bo no doubl that the Receivers are act
ing wisely in strictly preserving the priori
ties of each class of obligation, and until all
arrears of interest upon Ihe general uiorl-
gage are paid the holders of subsequent In
c'timbrunces Slid indebtedness tah Hot rea
sonably expect payment. The Lehigh Navi
gntihn Company makes it Similar fuvdrabl
allowing or its present and year's business,
an coimiared with that of the nrcyioua:vear.
That of last month was the "largest in the
history of that company, as was that of the
Reading the largest in its, and, indeed, the
outlook of the whole anthracite coal traffic
is unusually favorable. leaver; Monday;
L,Ut ol Letter
Remaining uncallbd for In the Packertq
post oflieo, Saturday, Oct: 1 6th i
Ben. Nothsteih, I D. G. William.,
John Grow, I John Swartz,
Levi Miner, Val. Sweiiiberitx,
Lew Leisepring.
Persons calling for any, of the above will
please say "advertised."
L. McDaaitL, P. M,
STATU MliWrl.
There are many gypsies iu the Lebanon
valley:
Murphy made 300convertstotemperance
at Aiioonain two weens.
A strike among the miners in the vtcin
Ity of Elizabeth is threatened.
It is estimated that the tobacco crop cov
ers isv,uuu acres in renn.yivania.
There were 8,000 torches in the Demo
cratic parade at I'ltlsburgon Saturday night.
C. L. Brown writes from East Berlin that
ho has a Hancock sweet potato weighing 4i
pouuus.
The Women'. Temperance Union Con
ventiou meets at Harrlsburg ou the 28th
IU3U
A vein of what is believed to be black
marble has been discovered in Cambria
county,
John Noll, a survivor of the war nf 181
died in Bladon, Berks county, in hit 80th
year,ou rnuay.
Mrs. Lamnlei aped 4o veafa. tfai arfdn
tally killed by cars neVr Columbus, Erie
county, on ounuay.
Over $50,000 was paid to miners bv the
rnuaaaipnia ana Heading uoal and iron
uompany in enenandoah on Baturday.
George Salsbury, a teamster, stabbed his
brother-in-law, Oscar Briggs, to death at
Baruum City, near Bradford, on Sunday.
It is stated that the Lehigh and Wilkes
bar re Coal Company will -be taken oulof the
nanus oi tne receivers at an early day.
The annual convention of the United
States Association of Charcoal Iron Work
era will assemble at Harrisburg on the 19th
inst.
Swartswelder 4 Morrow's plaining mill
in jjancasier, was aestrnyea ny an incen
diary tire on ounuay. Xiom,$5,uoo; partial;
insured.
Frank Boynton. of Bordell, MeKeafi
county: da Sunday outraged a 5-year-old
girl named Fierce, of TarpoU Boynton bat
oeen arrested.
0. F. Parker, an old bachelor of Union
City, has eloped with Mrs. F. It- Damme, of
Lincdlnvllle, Crawford county, who left fi
man cnuoren.
Cows in Dataware county, are troubled
with milk fevernd seventeen have died on
th Marshall farm, at Northbrook, Chester
county, of Texas fever.
I'ive hundred and fifty employes of tbe
Pittsburg division of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad took part in tbe celebra-
uuu uaitiinore Monday.
The Tinsalla Coal and Iron Company
with a capital of $500,000, has beeu formed
whu a. V. TinUmao, ol !'(llsburg,al l'l
rieut. The works are located in Wise cou
Presl
unty,
West Virginia,
Colonel Ben BrownAeld died nea-Union
town, Fayette oouuty.onTbursJayagcd 101
years. He was a Democrat, and his first
voie was can for Xuoroai Jefferson,
While preaching the funeral sermon of Mli
Leinbach.of Ruadln. on Frldav last. Rav
James F. Schultt. bftha German Refonned
Church, talked in such i sisftilar rnasner
as totiartie tbe Iriendt, and lbon.it day
he became a raving mablafc. breaklrle the
furniture in hi. boarding house and.rushing
Into tho street, assaulting several bersons,
until h" Wat iriel by a burly flsherniin.who
kriiViked him seriulMi to Ihe i-round. Ita
has sine's feenvered aYtnftiinttinutJi. ant4 will t
sUuitly be remoyedto tbe residence of hit I
uruiur, io Munwoniery couuiy. Mr.aiiuitt
Usndonmsrrledemlhis malady Uat -
IritiUmLtvI to i-rtef at fl. Td(nKMj'
'itf death.
SfSSiiiSSS: Co,waW"1"
tUcrim (n Medicine.
Under this head wt desire to (ay some
thing id reference to Dr. Browning's medi
cines, which have been advertised for some
tlihe iu tbli baptr, and which hays U-en
tested br persons connected therewith with
riuiL v raiicinciorr mat we uv nut uri-
i.t in arC-ak itiibllciv in their laror. Dr. I
Browning's pstle'nls were first to discover
bat bit prescriptions were uuusuaiiy rapiu i
i. In In their sttioni which soon
crested an extensivci demand for the m, and )
rrltteu labels soon gave way to pnnieu cues, .
nd hand-power to steim-power lif theif
manufacturing. Whenever ui. medicines
have been tried their mailt! hare maCe
them so deservedly popular thatjiis patient,
will take nothing that has not t!i Ik"
tilre of W. Champion Drowning, M. 1', upon
t. ut. Drowning is a inorougn cueiu.w,
leo i sjraduate nf the Jefferson Medical
College of Philadelphia as is shown by a
diploma of tb't't , iiislltutluii banging in a
inspicunus pIKre ;u ins eieguui rftepnou
mom, lie attribualcs rut succet. iu ine
treatment of dlseests not nlope to his ruedi.
cal knowledge, but to medicine ami chemist
ry combined. His scientific .ftiearch, U tb
physiological and chemical, ;iat neen very
extensive, and ne.-essarHy cxfienilvo. Hit
methods of producing disease artificially in
llio lower auunais, are not oniy .uiiiieiy
orlglnat, but novel and Interesting. Dr.
Browning is very particular, nun in his
lliccs and circulars, to impress every, oue
rilh the fact lhat his nreiwratlons are not
cure alls; the actiou of each preparation is
confined to diseases wnicn aro cioreiy ami
positively related. His "C. and C. Couliul"
is for coji'dltions resulting from a cold, ami
iis"Tonio abd Alterative" is lor oucfsci
f the blood arid Conditions resulting from
inmirltlesof thai Vital fluid. Dr. Brown
ing is proud of the brilliancy and purity ot
hisprepaistiolis, which are secured by
careful selection of drugs and extreme
rleanltuess, which is enforced Iu" every de
artment or Ills laboratory.
Inventor mill I'nlentre
Should send forlnstructiooti terms, rcferan
ces, &o to Edson Brothers, Solicitors of Pat
ents, warmnition, ut ntv mmiiM iuv
.arae Wliliout cnarKe. uimu uiuoiri. ia a
Weil Kllimil Willi IUvvW.I I u. -. Enipsi. v-
perience, having been established In Wi.
(chlt;bHn market
llonaKoran Wkxklt.
Flour, pa sack It
Buckwheat flour per lack S 00
Corn, per bushel TU
Oats, per bushel ti
Mixed Uhop, per owl 1 56
Middlings, per cwt 1 $
Itran. tier est..
1 10
Butter, per pound. .....u II..
Engl, per dozen i,.i
Ham, per pohud ii -
I.ard. per pound
29
11
1.
8
eo
Hhotilden, per pound...:
Potatoes, per Dutnei.i
it
Stock. Government and Gold, 4(1 Soutl
Third Street. Pblla., October 14, IrSO.
TJ.S.e'a laii.. U litis bid I04S sskec
a. currency G'a :i oic w aiaru
D.-..r,'s, issi.uow KSM bid H2'l isrro
U.R.slt'a.new U01, 01.1 110 asl,ed
U 8.4's.new CtS bid HDk asked
Pennar vaniall.it isi sio saa aairo
rhila.ASeadinKlt.lt '3 ind I5H aikio
.eblabvallevlt.lt si Ola a., aa.ru
.LeuirliUnal&Nnv.Co. H Old MH eo
united Comnanles ol a. J.. .a oin asaru
NortUernCeiitrallt.lt.... 3T bid !8 aaarfl
llealoiivliIeraf.llllt.ro l, uiu vo aaiea
lMtn.TlL. Alloir. h It. Co. Itlh DM 10 asmtf
Central rransnoi (atlon Co t bM tS4 a..ie
Horiliern racinocom ST Liu ssa aaco
" " rrei a. 0l inn t-i anaeu
Norih Pcnnstlvanla 11. It. s bid tan a.no
.,1la.ir.inltl i A Krio It. K.. IS blc ISh aakei'
Sitveri tTraaes.l et bic 'JH ask 0
MAHKir.D.
KEMERER SniIWARTZ. On SatnrdRy;
uctober in, irsu. at ine lteiormeu parsuu-
I . V.. T II llflrlni.n.' Mr llnrtr
Kem-reranJillii Ella Schwariz, bo.h of
Lthlghton.
REX-STOUDT. On the lltli of Anaustj t y
Itev. J. r reeman, .101111 u. ittx uuu
Effle Stoudt, both of Lehlghton.
L.INTZ-KOONS. On tho lath ult.. by Ihe
Rev. J. E Ireeman. Mr. John L.entz, or
Towamenslng and Miss Agglo Kouns, uf
siaungton.
I1IKI).
N ATTRASS.-In Upper IV aueh llhunk.abool
t n. m.. on nionoav. ine inn insi . ui iiicui
branous c-roup, .lonn iiurton. eiuesi. son oi
lloberi and Kate K. Nattfftss. kgr.d 0 yearfj
1 months ind 4 days.. Interred oh w edher
Uly in IIIKUCU JIIU1JK UCUIC.OI .
dUlNN. At Allentown, on the 3-1 Instan',
....- .r- ... , , . i" .. I .1 ......
UiariSia, wiiw ui ci.HUitii,, aim wiiive.
laughter of Ihelate Qeoriie Manx, Esq.,ol
I-ousviiie, in tuu oain jvi ui uer isn.
Rest ibee, rest. ,Ve'll not deplore ihee ;
Kest in peace, lorever rt-stl
Wiltons ware In silence o'er thee.
Turfs grow green above thy breast.
Love may come with fairy fingers.
lleck with flower thy hallowed uionld.
But a suell forever lingers ,
O'er thy form so still and coin.
Love's endearments, fond. Inviting,
Win no more uielr sweet return;
Household jos( howo'er ilellKh Ing,
cannot cnarm ineo iroin lueurn.
Hut the hope that we shall meet thee
Hinds us wltb a roagle spell
And the Joy with which we'll greet thee,
annus us now wiin --au is wen. -
I.N.
STEADLER. On the 10th ult., In Franklin
township, Charles steadier, aged 7J jcarf,
0 months, and 4 days.
MtJVKIt. On the 21st ult , In rarryvllle,
iuuion uavia son oi uavniana r.miiiu.nine
Moytr, aged S years,! month, and 11 day..
BO Y ER.-On the 21th ult., In Frmik in twp.,
Magueione jfoyer. widow or tne late nenry
lloyer, Sr., and mother of Henry, Joseph.
Rouben, Mrs Daniel lloyer and Kale
Boyer, aged M jearf.ll months and Id da)..
r.ch safa mohl, du mutter melo,
nanri die ruh Its urate delu.
Kelne schmertzen yeit I ruhet rein,
Uenleset run das Sellg Selh.
J. x. J.
A Js'ctt Trcatmunt.
The Golden Elittr of life. Wonderful Curd.
If you have Consumption, and would know
that your oough can be made loose and easy
H cello Keier and Night Sweats checked In 31
hours t Inflammation taken out of the l.unui
and air pas'suet at once; that you can be
maao to gain a toopounuioi ueauuT ucin
per week; if yoa have anyChrnnle Dlitue,
Uroncliltlt, Asthma, Catarrh, Djspepila. sick
Headache, Heart Disrate, l.lrcr Uouiplalnt,
Nerioua Debit tv.Semlnal weakness oraner-
matorrlicea, loss of sexual power In either sex
from any cause ; If you bare any form ol nerv
ous weakness, losing flesh or wastlny away.
and would know ot an immediat ranei ana
certain cure for many ol ihe letereit cases In
a short time, a new method with now agents
to fatten everybody, Invigorate and make
strong and healthy the most hopelei. eases,
cut this out and write at once for particulars
to ii. a.
DISPENSARY, Btrrlen Springs,
Mien.
July
ii 71
COLD.
OrsatohiDCO to lotkemoorr
We dbU a Drou Id evfir
.Iowa to take natcrlDiion fur
the lire-.. chrnDfit be'
IllaBtmtcd fdrailf pubhcilion id inn worm
AarouHcan become a tocceadlul ascot, tilx
elegant wort- of nr. ktcu 1 1 ee to ubicnter".
TJio price in ao low tht almost ex en hody nub.
crlofi. Ono agent rf oort. umri: iw hnbtcrv
ben in a Hay, a U&y igent report B uiklng
tZW clear profit In ten dy. All wbo emraff
mike moner last. Yon can iJevow all toui
time to (he baiwei.or onlr roar nure time.
Too seed not bo away Tom hfline oTtrnlahu
Ton can ao ii at wu tioioen. van aireouuna
and lerm. free.
Elerani aod expenslfn Ootflt
frre. irroawint
DnnuDie worv
ro ft tab le worv send nt yoar
adtlret at once. It ooU not blue to try tb'
ba nine a.
sTTABt Ml
JfaoDO wbo encerre fai:a t ioako
areat par. Adrtteft OLOilOn BTIS80N A
CO., Porttflod. Blame.
jane so-ir
OllAT'8 BPBCIVia MEUICINK.
TRAOC MARK Tux hfasAT TRADC MARK
EIOLIBI
R H X X D T,
an unfail
ing cure lor
8 em Inal
weakness,
Spermator
rhea, Impo
tencr, and
all disease.
IEFDBE TAIIB.that rollow.AFTIR TAXIXO.
at a sequence of Self Abuse; as Lost of Mem
ory, Uulrersal Lassitude, Pain In the Back,
Dimness of Vision, Premature Old Alt', and
many otber diseases that ltad to Insanity or
Consumption, "fcnd a Premature Urate,
3-Kull particulars In our pamphlet, which
we desire to tend free by mall to arsryent.
-Tba Specific Medicine It told by all drur
Kllts at 1 per package or tlx packagel for t,
or will be lent tree by mall on receipt of tbe
money by addressing The Clrey Medlclu.
Co i Mtobanles' Hlock. Hetboit, Mion. . ,
SOLD I1Y IlRUUClISTS EVUKY WHERE
MayS.-ly
OT VOOTIIAND MIodlB-AOl
weald you lie re.toted to tiauMU
-enrt stanip tud ron wllk aet ad.
io6d?
viealeaaaled eovelooe.
addreea,
Frof. 3.1. KQ AM. Oxdeasoarg W.V. jalyiryi
: . uanjunBniD iLntuin nnii.iin
No psv till futed. Dr. J BTtriirx
i.cuaaou. ra. apr.l r:
r I I r"r i inr me
, K W I I ttP lMPERIAtV iHCm
nuou want tt
ke
Sr"?"" -'
Our miu,
A?J o-fei
'.....g.H,'t X i -r - "lv SB
New Advcitirturnt.
KINSSFORO'S
OSWEGO
KlNGSFOItyJ
' AtMur,- -
UTICUU
CORN
WRF.AHGWP.
GLOSS
STARCH
h -41 OSWECO N.Y. M
STARCH
For tha Lsundry.ls tl.'a l-it and moat economical rs
tha world. Is perfectly pure, (Tee from Acids asd
other foreign substances that lrjlura Lines. Ia
stronger than any other, renulrlng. nineh leu quan
tity In uilng. It uniform, sflfrrns tnd finishes work
always tho sama.
Klngstord's PulTsrlzod Cora
Starch for Fuddlni
is. I
Tllane-Mangev Cake. o. Is pore
and delicate.
Preferable to Berrattda Amwrooi.
it
1
1
S'J
T. EINOSFOIID A SON, OsirOfrtf) New Terk.
ZmuciUais r:llc! i:cm Asthma i&t
K&7 Tcvcr.
$ SCOTTISH
r THISTLE
inn. .a (Ess st
AiAWA W rr ?
iMUSWo.KViit ss. musuaawaa m m
i-tii ii. i i ii, i j: i i irri rii
PATENTED DUC. Zlth, 187H.
The F.lectric Light wji yrc.it discovery, but
Iclilm t'-utthe S.oilirb Tiisili Attdkinal Fm
trt ia a greater nne, iia-Iiir to Ilia great aimouj.;
of sulU-ring ISey liavu rolieui), and Ilia ceres
they hive eiTecte t I aufltrcd Ironi Asthma for
fifteen years in S.'otl-iud and Anierura and 1 act
now complatelv cure i. I haie heun studying tfc
lnhalln'j( process for vu.ua, and as a result I novr
pive tile world the ittiSiilr.nl timers, lbs most
.(Tectlve, an 1 by fir tliu motl convenient prepara
tion eer oficrcd to tlio public, for Aslhma vrtd
llnv Kerer, also 5nro Throat, Hoarsaness from
Coucrhs, Catarrh, Bronchitis, N curaleU ana Dlpls
thria. Cure vourSore Throat withlnesa Pumeta
and ran will baar no more cf Oiphlhsrfa. They
are iiivalaahlu Tor n-.thllc mtkurs and alnren.
Thev are put up In f.mcv boaea, and caa b.
c'niriud in the pocket, and naed at cfinvenUnce;
If you cannot get tbem from jour Doctor, ir
DruggUt, a.vid direct In the mauufacturar, wt
will aond them to all parte nt thu world, postage
free.
A child can nte these Fnmers. as they do nk
ntt to tu smoked. Prlet, Ou Dollar ftr
MORRISON & SIMPSON,
Prop'ra and Majxu(a hirers, i
UELLAtllX, 9.
ForPaloby A. J. DURLINQ, DltUUiiiST,
chlghton, Pa. Sept. t-yl
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Gore.
( Formerly Dr. Craig! Kidney CVrn.)
A vegetable preparation and the onlr nra
rrmcdr In tbe world for ItrlRlita ulacaaoT
Olnbf U.', mid ALI4 ItlUiicj. Liver. muA
t'rlanrv Ulit run.
lunestimonlai of tbe hit best order to ptoof
of tbee statements.
oe-ForibciiroDf ntabclcs. call for Wau
nraore I) labeled Cure.
tttTFor the euro of ltrlchl'a and the other
disease, call for AVanicr'a AtoTo "Mwy
nuft Llrcr Cure.
WARNER'S SAFE BITTERS. V
Itlsthebefttllloo1IiirIller,and aUaolatcsV
cv?ry fun cito 11 to more healthful action, and
Is thus n, benefit In all diseases.
IlcuresNrrnn.laiif.aTid ntherRttln Eren
tloua and JJlv-uw, including Caucvrs, ill
rerm, and otber Korvn,
nyarwpatn. U'raktienortheXlomaefU;
ConatlpAtliin, Iilzxlncs, Onrral tehlH
Itr, etc, are cured by the Mara lilt tor. It lis
uneoualed a au appetlier&nd regular totile.
BolUes of two situs ; prices, 3 Or. and 81.00.
WARNER'S SAFE NERVINE
Qtilrklr rIvm Itat and rSlrrp to the sunrini
cures llenUnclie and Murnlcla. ttrt-Tenui
f:pllptloKlU.und rellevirrrvuslroa
tnitlou brought on by cxcpkaIvb drink, ortr
work, mental shocks, and other cauncs.
i uwenui aa it laioaiop pain, aim sootnai
turned Nerves. It never Injures the system.
luitttu ni tb, ib iiuvci irguion tua
whether taken in small or laria dobta.
Bottles of two sites ; prices, SOe. and tlOw
WARNER'S SAFE PILLS
Are an limned lata and active stlmuns for si
tuiyi taint HWIQ VWS.lVCntJU, eVTIPpi.. BU
loassiu,
BlUoaa Dlar
rhas, UaUrla. Tr
and Ar. and thoold
be used whenever th
I bowels do not oporst
freely and regularly,
h lUr 11IU mk
tmM tjtwt rr lts4rfJk)
work. Trie t& eUW4 MS.
VTarMr. 0f Kravdtiaj tr
i m4 by DranUti Ptdma
la BMlttat .trrrvtMn .
I I I lit A M
iii.n.yvaniErawi-
lEOOHESTEBiTr. T.
' ttT8t iw ravrkitt
ia tiihiu,
for Hlu oy ur. U. 1', Horn.
A eontlnuous now of Wttcr doei riot Wet or C&d
WOLFl 'S
A. C M EJ
BRACKING.
8lf-Pollshlni; I.eulher PrrerHtlve.
NO FAMILY SHOULOl WITHOUT IT.
JkSK YOUrl DEALER FOR 1:
iti:iLMA. k CO.,
BANK STEF.ET; Lehighton, Pa.,
MILLHB-S aad Tvalem tu
MIKud of riUAIH BorjbnTsnd rOLPat
KtUCIS.lt HAKKUT ItATi-S.
WV wnaM, alati, unertiuilvlotorta oure.li
Jena Hist Hfnaih Lba-fuliy I'lepared Iw .VP
PLT tttrra with
Memt d&f Csul
riiui try M!b dfcU.edii ViAX"
EiOWKST IMtKIJH.
if. HEIIiMAK it tTJt
"'OPIUM HABIT r'tHi
un at leu. coal inn by ,ny utlirr imars No
esnnna or ineonsuiiu'ioe Treatment shin
ve4 10 any part of It. I' r nadai ml
OAHl Lr fy n,u, Jf '
IS-1
HI... 4 1 ' T 4UMIIH 1 C
'1 ml V,k(