toll? (fimlHw gulwmvte. V. MOItTltlMKIt, LKIIIOIITON. PA.' SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1H8I ok its I. ,sr i,r;s. Every day lirlng the Republican party nearer its complete dismemberment. Grant unit his "fnrly thieves," nearly used Hun during his administration, and nothing but tho magnificent management of tlio one man who saved Garfield when bn was threatened with averwhelmlng defeat in the last Presi dential campaign and whom tho samo Gar field would now crush out ol existence if he had tho power, prevented ita complete nnul hilallon. Thousands of honest, intelligent U-publienns deserted the party at that time. They admired Conkling, they appreciated his sterling honesty, which money or prefer ment could not purchase, but tho rottenness and corruption which he attempted to gloss over with superlative oratory, was loo ai parent to bo hidden under tho thin veneer of brilliant rhetoric. Grant 1ns not forgot' ten Conkling's friendship at that time the most critical period in his public career hence he hastens from the Mexican capital where, he Is engaged lu large enterprises of a private nature, which proinlso great pe cuniary return, to lend the weight of his name and iniluencc, to save him rrom do feat at the hands of the present edmlnlstra tion. We can readily see whero tho strug gle will end. Grant may bo strong politl. rally, but hn is not strong enough to lead tho Itepubltcan party. Gatfield with su premo confidence in hlsowti ability strength ened by the great good luck which saved him from tho ignominious disgrace which threatened him when his participation in the Credit Mobilicr Iraud and the DoUloyer teal wero exposed, strongly intrenched In tho White House for four years, and holds the key to tho situation in tho immense of ficial patronage which he controls. lie will carry things with a high hand because he knows he can rely to a man on every mem ber of tho "Dread aiid Butter Brigade," aud they are oue hundred thousand strong, with nil immense reserve lorcc of devoted friends. For him to yield now, would mean com plete subjection to the whims and caprices, iifllio men he adroitly undermined and com-' pletely vanquished at Chicago and ho knows it. Conkling and Grant are equally deter mined There can be no concessions that will heal the wounds already inllicted on both sides aud thouglia truce may be patch ed up, the old bitterness wilt still exist aud is likely to break out at any time into a bit terer strife than the present one. Ench fac tion is tenacious of its rights; each faction will stuutly maintain them and the breach may be said to bo irreconcilable. What theu? A complelo exposuro of the iniqui ties of the Republican party for the last twelve years. Neither side will spare the other. Of Conkling, nothing can bo said against him as a public man hiscuiecrhas been abovo reproach ; but of his ally Grant, If driven to the wall, Gurfield, Blaine and tho coterie Unit train with them, may have something to say. It were almost supcrllu ous to intimate what could bo said against l'resideut Garfield and Secretary of State Ilia i lie. Their records are too well known, nud though the blackest incidents in their careers have been carefully kept In tho back ground, the recollection of the corrupt schemes lu which they figured and outo which they giew rich, cannot be obliterated from the minds of men who have kopt pacn with tho news of tho day for the past ten y"ars. It Isun interesting fight view it from wliatever standpoint wo may, and one from which nothjng but the greatest good can in sure to the American people. It required a struggle of this kind toexfuse the venality which has characterized Republican rule since Grant assumed command, and It is tho only thing that could biing about the de thronement of a horde of jobbers, whose pri vate interests huve ever been paramount. We have been a long sutl'ering people, but there is every probability that right will prevail at last. Boston Herald t The President Is troubled In nitnd. A prominent politician, who was a Grant man last summer, called on him Friday. He says the President wont over tho wholo subject of the New York controversy. Ho showed groat anxiety over the situation, expressing fear ai to the re sult upon the country at large. He realized that ho could bo hold responsible by the party for its disruption, from the fact that he was at the head, but he excused himsell, and laid all tho blame upon Mr. Conkling for tho quarrel. He claimed thut-Mr. Blaine did not dictate Itoberson's appointment. He dwelt at length on the etlbrla ho lias made to coneiliato tho New York Senator, and seemed utterly bowildcred by the danger of the situation. Ho had no solution of the problem Ui oiTer, but seemed to bo hopeless' ly wailing for something to turn up. An' other prominent publlo man, who was for Sherman for President before the Chicago Convention, saw the President Thursday, and reports him In much the same framo of mind. He says, howeyer, that tho Frcsf dent is tnoro troubled by matters right In Washington than at Albany. He 'declares that unless Blaine shall leave tho Cabinet' Garfield's lifo will bo one continual round of eoriow. He does not believe that the President has the courago In say so to his Premier, even though he realizes it himself thoroughly. He reports that his peace of mind is gone, and ho broods over tho ruin that has been wrought in his party during his administration continually. A third friend reports that he is very much chagrin' ed at the spectacle presented to the country by the Administration divided against it self. The cat shops at Dauphin are approach- Ann , i, n I o iiiii.ti.ii.. 1 1 I . . i r. -i t. i ..it i.l. . i t mi.. WismxoTos, D. 0., June 4,1881. T L ,,ZZ ' " The air Is full of rumors of Departmental . . . .... M,hm-rJM .1 - - l 1 1 i . 1 1 1. . l 1 1. . nl I . . . . a - J ciianges, una it is anncipnvru inv ' Saturday Willie laugning. ol July will be the date of the instalment or rho Middlesex Furnace In Mercer coun a good many new Incumbents of tho leading tv, is idlo owing to a strike of the firemen offices, csneclallv In the Treasury Depart- Five thousand young trout havo been mont. Tim ! in a rend ffll en tltmn I 16 Piaccu ill tiruum. m vi.ici uuU;, -m.i.1 t,..,i mf, i. nr. Tn,, iwinl, I Tbo General Synod of the Lutheran JlllUlll'l , UI HIB IIU'UHII . .,. ...,,..,., In consequence of tho reign of terror throughout Russia the coronation of Alex' ander III. has been postponed. Histrustcx tends to all classes, even to tho army, and thirty officers have been arrested during the past month, including a Colonel of the Im perial Guard. Among tbo naval officers ar rested is a relative of tho Procureur-General MouravieiT, who conducted the prosecution of Rousakoff and tho other Nihillsta who were hanged for complicity in tho murder of the Czar. During tho first fiyo months of this year 182,108 immigrants wcro landed at Castle Garden. The corresponding period ol last year was remarkable for the actively of im migration, but tho arrivals for 1881 exceed cd thosoof 1880 by 40,772. They havo stead ily Increased month by month ,and in May alone they wcro much more than half the total number for tho first fivo months of last year. STATU LECSISI.A.TUllC. WASHINGTON, STATE NEWS. the Tost Othce. His resignation was re quested by Secretary Wlndom, and accepted, This was Immediately followed by the ro ller. Father Maloney, tb alleged miracle worker of Erie, has been arrested on the cuargo or fraud. Seven hundred black bass taken from NcW Advertisements. In tho Senate 2d inst., the General Ap. porpriation bill was passed finally and sent bock to tho House for concurrence in amend ments. Tho House, bill taxing moneyed securities four per tent, was mssed and ecnt to me uovemor moval of Mr. F. B. Lilly, the Deputy Sixth Lake Erie havo been placed in tho reservoir Auditor. This was done, It Is understood, near Johnstown, hnaccordaneowithanagrecnienlmadeata mXSa. viiuinck iiii-i.iiiK nun uu i..',' couuiy, a lew aays ago, cause assigned for these removals, is an il- j bright and attractive weekly called The legal complicity in the star route cases.which Central Actrf has made its appearance at are now In nroeess nf Invertiealion. Tho l eraasie, uncus couniy. duly of the Sixth Auditor is to look Into all ,( way o rairicK nooney, living si .. . ,. . , . .. i Bpartansburg, Erie county, was found In a uiDKiviMiiiioui mo wiivniw " creek nCar there on Tuesday. consequently paymenis m comrnciora lor Wlll.im Crall, a hrakeman on the Penn transportation of the mail" must havo been eylranla Railroad, was crushed to death by approved by him. It is therefore presumed cars ai rmsuurg on luesaay, that theso oflicers must havo been in some Samuel try was crushed to rloath by cars wav Interested in tho star route rlne which " tnot valley, Aiiegueny couniy on Men ,.u .ur . ... Th0 Ktritl0 BmuT)g the mine,., a tlie smallest number, which principle Is not ex- Connellesville regicn threatens to become actly In accoriiance wun mo idea oi popular general. government. The Hon. J. H. EIIa, of low Owen Millhouse has been arrested at Hamiishlroot present Finh Auditor of the unrrismirg lor cmuezziemeni jrom a U1H f ,.m , .Jii, fi rrM- cogo house, , , ... , P Governor Hoyt will attend the Allegheny an anvnncemenw aiuiougu no nereae o. comIncl,coment at Mcadville 5n the pay attends it because It Is tho only auditor- 2Ut Inst. ship which is not under the supervisory con- The Schuylkill Valley Creamery, at trol of any Comptroller, or In other words Bridgetiort, consumes 7478 quarts of milk he possesses tho combined powers of Comp- ',er ,. ....in., nr. n a ai -.i.. Bricklayers in WeBt Chester have been iruuvr uuu auuiuh. ui. v. , m,,u, f ,.,. , j. i .ui. Fifth Auditor, and was tho nominee ol ben- Thcr0 ,r0 J50 Uinis employed at the ator Harrison. French Creek iron ore mines in Chaster A committee lias been for some lime past county. .... , ... . , The store of William Kinkead, in Liycr- mvcsugauDg i o account oi ir. x-ivney, more Westmoreland county, was robbed of uuswuian oi mo treasury ieparimenu 5,100 on t riuay There has been contiderahle local gossip con-1 The pio-nio of tho Iron and Steel Work- cernlngtho matter, in which the name of crs' Association at Buavcr on Saturday was tho Hon. J. K. Upton has appeared. It can "nueu oy iu.uuu peo!). 1 :n.i .1,.. 11.1 Isaac Moorhcad, a prominent Republican UO IHJOIII HIT IIDBUI blU LIIbllUIIIIII;iTlll.lUi;i v.., i , , ' , , , ., , , ,,. politician of Erio county and postmaster at has or can be found that In any way impli- Eri0( dieJ 6udd0iv on Saturday, m cates Mr. Uptou in any of tho alleged Irreg- An unUnown man was found hanging to uiar transactions 01 Mr, niney. ineuom- the 111110 01 a tree in now liannver town mittco not having yet mado a report it is ship, Chester county, on Saturday. i Lnnmn .i,ni if nv mi, Emma Louisa S in i tli , of An! more, Mont l m..l. tnt Mr. Tlln.rln th nrmnre. K"er? O0"'.'1?' "P6..0 JCore rCcently dicd ..0 j a lrmn the cllects 01 caltug sour gracs. nenv oi nis o.i.c.a. uuiics. wm, tho 5.Tear.old 80n of Robert( Tat' Mr. J. Stanley Brown, tho Trivato Scero- tersou, of Washington, fell into a well at tary of President Garfield, left New York that place on Tuesday and was drowned. yesterday for London, England, being tho Thomas Powers, ol Harrisburg, wo kill- bearer of a largo number or "Windom's" or e' ?,1 Btce'ton, Dauphin county, on Tu.sday . , , , , , , . ., wlnle trying to board ft moving train. 34 bonds, which have been issued in con- T , , ,, ,,, . .. , ,,, , Mr. Henry Loucks, an old fishermaa, of tlnuance of tho 0 per cent boudsof 1801 ond Lancastcr, declares that he has frequently 1803. Ho will remain nhrond about six seen a mermaid in tho Susquehanna, neat, weeks, and during his absence his respnnsi- JJUgan s loini. ble plaeo will be filled by Mr. O. L. Pruden, the assistant Private Secretary of tho Presi dent. Mr. Brown has been an indefatigable worker for bis friend, the President, during BlUIonS' ANNUAL ItEPOIlT or THE M&liton Boro" School District E. II, SNYDER, Treasurer, Id account with Lehlghton Borough School District, for the Year ending June 8ln, 1881 1 RECEIPTS. To llilnnco reo'd from D. Olewlne, Itte Treasurer, S03 47 To Total received from li Nonhard, fiouceior. .( To State Appropriation 413 12 To Amount ncelveil Irom Dan. Kos- tcnbaitcr, former Collector 110 00 ToAmount received Tor Unseated I,nnJ Tax 43 39 Tultent nrschool Hall., 60 00 Tt Uonds sold to 1. J, Klstler 1000 00 LtlUAJBUULUllMU New Advertisements. -I W TN ihei Court oi Common l'lcas uf JL Carbon ('(unity. ASilflUKD E8TATK Of JoSKPn FeIST. I TJOTitJEia iiv.itr.iiv mw.v it.ni 11.A Account of J. (), Kern, Aishrneo of mid .ton, I llrnnclittls, Asthma, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, He rein, nns neen nini in mo iirnco or tne I'ro FREE BY MAIL. ONDERFUL CURES HOPELESS CASES OF CONSUMPTION honotary of said Court for confirmation nml allowarco,at theCourt aforesaid, on Mnnilay, Juno 20ih. 16R1. unless exeeptlnis lie tiled. OKI I. W. ESSEIt, l'rothonotary. May 28, 1481.W4 EXPENDITUHE8 TEAOlIErtS SAEAIUfcS. II V. Sclinabel t 860 00 llattlo L. Koons 210 00 Carrie II uer 180 00 Iniina Dollenmayer 180 uo telle Nusbnum 1(0 10 laura V. Hofford 180 00 laura Solomon 118 78 (1348 78 INTEREST. julla Kerrigan 4200 aid Nat, Hunk, MaucuO'k.. 3 41) William Mulhorcn 70 00 aiiies Mculnty 100 w (0 01 80 0) 30 00 60 00 40 00 7 80 168 00 Int. O'Donnol! Hugh JlcGroarty PennK Shovelln Tat. Mccliiin !V.W. HowmBn(M.McUlnty) pliiules Mecndson Henry Kolb Catharine llarter II. J). Klstler., w J A. Peters IS 00 P.J. Klstler r 7 m Ittv. A. Bartholomow 20 00 David JHantt llu 00 MiryMoyor 23(0 A.Oraver..... 80 38 An-on llaupt 8 00 WiMants 25 00 JuJa Kerrliran 33 00 An-on We I daw 10 CO Join Peter 38 00 Tli.mas Want 25 00 Wa-y J. Clauss 80 00 The bill In relation to the tbo past year, and his health required tho Recorder's ofiico was passed unanimously and sent bnck to the House for concurrence. Tho Prohibitory amendment to tho Consti tution was lost yeas lu, nays it. it was (leciilrrl to oneiiler tlie tree Uil riio bill next Tuesday morning. After passing a invigon tion ot eld ocean's breezes. There has been a marked increase in the Fossil bones, apparently of human oricin, wcro dug up last week in East Franklin Colliery, Schuylkill county, 101)0 feet below tbo surface ol too earth The second day of tho State Uniyersallst Convention at Heading opened wilh a con ference meeting, conducted by E. 0. Swcet ser, of Philadelphia. A large femalo collego at North East, Erie 1103 28 BONDS REDEEMED, With Interest. Sin. O. O. Elchenbcrg 812 60 A. 11 raver 1000 00 IMC. lfernd 167 60 A.uraver tai 70 Erra Ncwliard, Commission. PRINTINCJ. i. V. Morthlmer 34 85 Jos. l.jnn 2 t- Oharles-lilew 2 60 E. II. Itauch 200 COAL AND WOOD. Owen Wolf. 2 60 J. L. Oabol 124 20 J. L. Uabol 28 48 3101 76 223 21 41 85 153 18 receipts of Iho Patent office during the county, has been purchased by the fdcr of month of May just ended. Tho records of ltedcmpltonlsts, una will be used lr eJu the offico show that $10,000 in round num- national purposes, number or Appropriation bills tho Senate Ler5 have ueen paid foris3Uing palcnts 0Ter Operations In the Wadesville shaft near J n,n.l I ' I PnllevtllA hnvn lionn siiftnonHml linnlea nf adjourned. In the House, tho morning session was consumed in a parliamentary strugglo or. a motion to consider the Pilotage bill in the cvening,and alter much noise und confusion, and Bbovo the amount received during tho the fir0 lh'cr0- The nre , Kecy iiu('Coi. month of May, 18S0. This speaks well for liery, near Shenandoah, is to be drtyrucd the industry of the inventive portion of our ut. i BiriKU iius ueci. .iii.uui jiLci. muui iiic couo uruwerB 01 1110 Lunueiisviiie legion population, as well as for the careful dia- tho hour of regular adjournment arrived, crimination of the examiners of the Patent Lfur higher wages, defeating tbo motion. Tho evening session was ricvoteii to tlie consideration ot appro' prialiuti bills. In the Senate Triday the House amend ments to the Judicial Apportionment bill were reforred to a conference committee. The House bill to prevent frauds at primar offico.' Dr. F. L. Freeman, in chargo of the class in electricity in tlie Patent office, has Thrco hundred met are idle. An unknown man, said to ho from I'hila been appointed by the President a member delphln, committed suicide by banging in . ,, ' 1 ... ,, , ,, -r., , . , tho barn of Jacob Armitage, near Jmkin of the Commission lo attend the Electrical town, 011 Sunnav. convention, to bo held in Paris, August Utl next. As an exhibit on that occasion a col A resolution was passed in the Venflnco uouniy ucpuDitcan uonvennon on Aiumiay ies and conventions was defeated but subse- legion of all the electrical devices or pro- instructing for Hon. J. L. Couuclly for Ststo .1.. 1.1 1 1 . . , . , . ., Treasurer. uently reconsidered and iiostimncd. Aeon Icrenco committee was appointed on the General Appropriation bill. After reading So llouso bills the first tune, tho Seuute ad journed until Monday. In tho Houso there was another parlia. mentary struggle on the Pilotage bil,wh!ch resulted in the defeat of al tempts to haye it considered. The Senate amendments to the Garfield, from which she is now slowly re- T, I. !u . t..j 1 ill 1 - l.ecorder s bill were rejected, and it will go coverin. 1.., i,e0 attributed in nart to the Bradford township. Chester Co.. attempted back to the benato. Conlerenco committees , ' ,i,ir;,n n RiimlnV W rnltlnn Imr 1I1..1 were apjHilnted on the Judicial Apportion- nieiu una ueucrm Approprmbiuu Ullis. AN U'rUlol'KAN IN T1I1J FHNCi:. The administration has claimed credit (or discovering tlie Star routo swindles which never were concealed J and the organs, big and little, have been sounding tho praises of the President, the Postmaster General and tho Attorney General, as model reformers engaged in a great work of purgation. As for Garfield, the country knows what kind vfa reformer he is; during his congressional career he voted with corruptionists or aided them indirectly. He was hand In glove with the Babcocks, the llelknaps, and the ltobesous, who made Grant's administration infamous, and he relied fur jiccuuiary aid and otherwise, during the last campaign, ou the same Dorscy and Brady who are now besmirched for complicity in defrauding the treasury through fraudulent postal contracts. Does any one believe that be will turn his back upon tbeso old friendr? iMc pa tience will reveal the true character of this Star route business. Its real naturo Is yet lo be developed. The prosecution uf thceo offenders rests with the Department of JuS' tice, ot which the Attorney General is the head. Tho Attorney General and bis sub ordinates appear to shirk the responsibility and have pursued a most extraordinary course. The whole preparation and direc tion of the case has been entrusted to a per son with no official standing ; this person was attorney for Boss Shephori's District government, and he drew most of the bill for the infamous legislature that obeyed the Bum's orders. It will thus be seen that the administration can by a mere sign save any friend who is in danger, as Grant saved Babcock, The true Inwardness ot this wondeiful work of reform in which President Garfield is engaged will toon be apparent to the most obtuso mind cesses which have been entered at tho Patent office will bo made. This will constitute 8 volumes as large as Webster's unabridged Dictionary, and will consist of photographs and descriptions giving the most complete details. Tho prolonged and serious illness of Mrs. Treasurer. Andrew C. Crozier, of Mlllcrstown. Ve nango county, has been held for Court for indecent assault upon Miss Kate Gilbert, of that place. William Edmonds was caucht in the rdl ers at the Cambria Works, in Johnstown, on Saturday, and had bis left leg ground oil at the tlilgu. Haunah John, a domestic living in Wfst unhealthy condition of the White House. 8" c.me on ounaa7 uf CUH,U uer """" 'I iv 1 1 h n Tnvir INSURANCE. 11. A. Dclti 12 00 11. A. Belt 3 15 A. II. Tobias 8. Son 15 00 Susquehanna Mutual 38 !!5 Thomas Kemerer 6 60 Thomas Kemerer 27 50 Thomas Kcmcror 11 26 Thomas S. Deck 12 0J 125 86 A Poso orTarrnnt'rJ Seltzer Aperient has removed tho agony of rheumatism, and Its continued use entirely healed tho patient. Rheumatism Is bat llttlo understood. Some empirics resort to embrocations, which are really danKerous. Ills now acknowledged to be a blood disease, resulting from acidity. This aperient corrocts all such acidity, and thus cures the disease. AU rheutnatle sufTor ersnre advlsod to try It. SOLD BY ALL iiituuuiois, marzu.-wt. blllty and All Uhronle Diseases. 29 years of great experience. ,u uuojieicss cases curea. AttonUUInx discovery or now treatment to quickly fatten, niako blood and build up the system, Invalids eauscd to cat and illnest B enormously and gain 3 to 6 pounds per week. Vital and heallnir force Is rudldly and pow erfully Increased. New life and vigor Im. nrtcii the nrii low uavs. severest cases 01 llnniumntlon. bed fast and nlvcn un to die. cured In 1 to 3 months. Inflammation In the ,unas removed, lieotlo rovor and Nlglit . . . .. ., f I I. 1., . , n Innan nn.l -n no checked In 30 hours. The treatment exldler ates, exalts, arouses all organs Into healthy and vlKorous operation, It Is also the great est euro on earth Tor Liver, Kidney, Heart, ueau, jfloou, aKin. jremaie anu nervous Diseases. Seminal Weakness, all diseases or children, and the Opium Habit. Wo are hon est in our oner, nnu earnestly inviio you to come before it Is too late, no matter what ycur disease, even iratandoned by the ablest piiyEicians, uescnue juut case, inni ireu to all who como hero. Atrial packago oronr inedlelnes worth (2 to 44. sent by mall to all rno sena us tne names anu amirrsscs 01 an filleted In their vicinity and 25 cents Is pay postage. IS. S. DISPENSAIIY, apr au-izw. iicrrien ujiriiigs, iuicn. F HAZE It Axle Grease. llcatin tho world. Lajts Ion uer thannnr other. Alwftvu In irooil condition. Cures sores, cuts, bruise?, and corns. Costs but llt tlo more than tho Imitations. Every packao has the trade mark. Call for tho tccnulno, and true no other. may 28.-4. No More Eoit Hen ! 14 1 23 11 . K 4BBBSS. 3 5 S 8 t . rs j 1 3S? 13: B tJ-i PQ o ITT may 7-yl M1SOELLANEOUS. 72 (Hi 3 00 a 3; 1 60 8 81 8 78 1 5U 'Jli Ti 1 60 John Sheekler, Janitor John Slu-cklcr, black-board dusters. John Sheekler, labor on lot John Sheekler, carpenter work jonn aneckier, carpenter worn Daniel li raver. Kiones, 011, cm Daniel Graver, cash to M. Kehrlg... Ilftnlel (Irayor, Ink and crayons Tlnntnl nraver. H.H. tare and oil.... Daniel tlravcr. salarv and oil 20 Hi Daniel Graver, salary and oil 80 00 w. ai. itapsner, iiroi, services E. 11. Snyder, salary os Treasuror. W. A. Dernainer, auditor's tees ... A. J. I)urllnK,lnk and crayons.... E. W. Glaus, stovo and pipe A. 1). Moiser. stove, J-c I'eter lleltn, leather Joseph jilm, fiilDK pump The AMERICAN BRACE TATENT. 1. This braco In Its pccullmr construction has nil tho ndriuilnuci of a tuf. under lor the liantaioons, Miouiuur uraco ami i;iiest r.x- pander combined. 2. It docs not disarrange the shirt bosom. 3. It cannot slip off tlie shoulder. 4. Thero Is less strain on the buttons of th pantaluous. 5. Each section ot tho pantaloons can be ad justed Independently. 6. fly means or tho adjustable bock strap, a gentle or powerful brute may be obtained. 7. In rtilny weather the pantaloons maybe raised from the heels without Intorlerlnir with tne front. U 00 60 00 3 00 a 00 21 45 0 37 75 2 10 Balance in Treasury., (.5637 47 , 738 at 1,8425 88 , We, the undersigned, duly elected Auditors jot the Dorough or Lehlrfhton, do certify that the within account of E. II, Snyder, Treasur er lor LehlKhton Borough School District, for tho year ending Juno 8th, 1881, Is correct to the best or our knowledge and bellcr, P.M VANf.IEW, ) au,ior V. 1 LONG, Auditors Lchlghton, Jane 11, 1881,-w3 M KUCAXTILK TAX NOTICE. All Mercantile Licenses In Carbon county expired on the 30th or April, 1881. The Coun- tv Treasurer reports that many havo neglect ed to take up their Licenses, und are now and to the presenco 01 malaria in tbo low, A ua,nmcr in the HarrisburE Car Works. In the Senate Monday tho House appro- swampy section south of the crounds. It is wcicliins 2500 pounds, recently came down priatiou of $300,000. lo change the Middle not impossible that thco conditions may on the hand or Stephen It. Cupplcs, andUelllng OONTKA11Y TO LAW, and are IVnitunlinrv intn n wfnrm clmnl. v win. 1A inmrfliini, In ,U wtll. H,a nco ...u...w ,u J'V 1 ..i.uio ,u ,.iufctu.iu.i. nrred In. The House bill tn niiniah tresn. m, iiili,. .i..u,.. , . .u . The Blair Iron and Steel Works at Glen passers in fruit aud flower gardens, grain , .' , 1 ,. W01"'' nfar 1'iWibuig.h.v. been put In order fields, etc., and compeinng the regular pay- l'el"'y a forits.wcupantseiiher in their by William MeKinney & Son's and will be meiiioi employes, were passed finally. Alter iiiniu. .ir uouics. nn-pni u5 i urea uhii m u ic reading several llouso bills a second time, 1 described to be in all its appointments, it Is At Mouut Pleasant, Westmoreland conn tho Scuiito adjourued. In the House, which met at 7 P. M., the Pilot bill, after sharp parliamentary s.ug- gle, pa&suu bcuuuu reuuiug, III the Senate Tuesday, the Freo Oil Tipe bill was considered and defeated Iho vote ty, on Monday evening, Harry La Hue shot and killed a miner named "Shorty" Collins I I fin.. ..I... Mrs. Mullen, oged 70 yeari", living near uuit jiiiia, uiiester couniy, commuted sui not a very high-toned residence for the Pres ident of so great n-country as ours. It has so often undergone changes and alterations that the walls are full of chinks and cran nles whero rats and other vermin can hold ?,iJo on Monday morning by cutting ber i.!i. ,iii J n, ..,, i. Ar. l"roal Wlln a rozor- ....,., f , , During a fight at Millerslown, Venango tivo that all sorts ol gases and odors are at ,,,,, Saturdav. between Pru.h fC. appointeil.in tie Itcconler's bill. The House times encountered in some parts of the house. natlian and George White, the latter was, so amendments to tho Senate Pilotage bill aud go it is a fact that the exterior of fino fros-1 badly injured that ho will die. ol Guard was ocrecd to. After readimr a "S- carpeting, ond gilding serves only to number of House bills a 6econd time, the cover unsound ond unseemly walls. benato adjourned Notice Is therefore Klven that IMMEDI ATE PAYMENT Is required and expected. in order lo save me unnecessary expenses in cident to the enforcement of tho Law. Uy order or the Hoard of Uounty Commis sioners. Attest : li. i:. swAiaz, uierK, June 4..H3. on agreeing tu the first soction being 13 yeas and 27 nays. A Lonlercnee uommttten was In the House, conference committees were appoiutcd ou the ltecorder's and General Appropriation bills. The Senate bills relat ing lo tho administration of the estates of The White Houso has quite a history and has cost a good deal ol money moro than the celebrated Stewart mansion of New York. Tho total expenditures including rebuild ing, refurnishing, etc., is about $1,700,000, pr.ISTEUS NOTICE. Notice Is hereby driven that the Executors. Administrators and Guardians hereinafter hiamcd havo fllid their respective accounts or ithe louowina csiates in tne iteaister's umce lit Mauch Chunk, In and for the Uounty or Kjari-on, nmcn accounts uavo been allowed uy the lteaister. will be presented to the Judges lof the Orphans' Court on MONDAY, the 13th fnf .1IINE. A. D. 1881. at 2 o'clock P. M. Jaroii Price, a farmer residing in Bernci for connrmatlon : township, Berks county, committed tuicldJ First and final account or Sarah Get hart, .Monday by culling ins lliroal Willi a razor.iauminisirairix oi jionj. ucruari, ueoeaseu Ho leaves a wife ana four children, ' First and final account oro. E. Miller, ad Shroeder ,t insolvent traders and abolishing race .lis- lhough ,he orifiiDal cost waJ but $333,000, iinrdiiTiiri In I lirt tiiililinfitlinni worn iinfcnirl . I n ' but Iho latter was subsequently reconsidered Its construction was begun in 1792 and In and passed by a vote ol 109 to ,15. A coin- 1S00 it was first occupied. In 1815 it was promise lor tne pilotage bill was passed and rebuilt after Iho British invasion, war of pletcd as ished promise lor uiu jnouige urn was passed anu rebuilt aflcr tho British invasion, wt seut to the Senate (whero it was subsequent- ,Q10 ,i u. ,,i, ly concurred in). After passing various bills S12""1"1 m ,, "ere conipletc, on second reading, among them the Senate lale as I823- Tll l-asl K"01" w" fi"'1 Lancaster, was incendiary. Tho damage, mainly by smoke and water, will reach $50,000; insured. The folluwint! counties in this State are out of debit Adams, Butler, Cambria, Fay ette, rult.in, Grceno, Lycoming, Northamp ton, c-nyiier, busqucnanua, union, Wash ington, Wostmoroland and Wyoming, At the commencement of tho Crozcr The-' bill for the celebration of the Penn Bl-cen tenuial, the House adjourned. Both Houses of tho State Legislature re mained in session to a late hour Wednesday night. Conference reports on tho Ten Mil- only fifty years ago. Every President of Hie United States, except Washington, has lived in it, and ho has poked ti is horse's head in to its portal to look up at the workmen plas tering .on a scaffold. An Irish architect imu iiuiu uiu, muuuuisim Appurunuuisui named Ueber, direct from Dublin yia bill, and tho General Appropriation bill Charleston, took tho award of $500 for the were agreed to by both Houses, and the bills design, arid he built and rebuilt the edifice, sent to the Governor. The bill lo secure Hie Ills remains lie buried In a Catholic ceme- reiriilar nnvment nf Ifthnrar nnit mm.htinli.fc (known as tho "store order bill"), was also tery here. The building is 170 Iront by 08 passed nnaiiy. me conlerenco report ou reel deep, with one room In It B0 by 40 Icet. the Flour Mill Tax bill failed In the House jt doca not therefore, lack anything for size, by one vote. The Recorder's bill Jailed ,, ... , . . , , ,., through tho disagreement of tho Conference Eyen the Hhl to-day looks a little committees. The bill supplimentary to the shabby and its floor covering is threadbare The abstract of the reports of tho nation al banks showing their condition on the 6th of May last, has just been completed by tho Comptroller of the Currency, The total a- mount of specie held by the banks on that day was $122,038,562, which Is $17,500,000 more than at tho date of the last previous statement on , the 11th of March, and $30, 000,000 mote than on the 23rd or April, 18e0, The specie now held by the banks is composed of $114,600,000 of gold coin und $8,000,000 or silver. Of the gold coin $44, 000,000 is composed of gold clearing bouee certificates and $5,35 1,000 or gold U. S. Trea sury certificates. Of the silver coin the banks hold $1,220,000 only of silver certifi cates. The banks also hold $70,501,260 of legal-tender notes, of which $8,045,000 are Treasury certificates. This is much the largeal amount of specie ever held by tho national banks of the country, A terrible storm of bail and wind pass ed over Deajwuod, Dakota, Monday after noon. Hail stones " the site of hen's eggs" continued falling for mora than two hours, sod one stuuo was ricked up which measur ed 22 inches in circumference. Trees and act of 1865, "to promote the more equal as sessment of taxes lu cities of the first class, and regulating the collection ol municipal claims, - was passed anu sent to tuo uover- nor. from the constant-tread nfoffice-seekers who come In droves to see the President. Twenty acres of garden and park imme diately inclose the mansion, and on cither sido, each separated by only 450 feet, aro A writer In the Lewisburi: Journal savs buildintrs which cost seven to twelve mil that the rise in the value of timber and nw. .i. vt i n ,i, . n ,.,:.,.r..l !.,,! i rv.,. r 1. 1 I ' 1 i . , . , v , mime ,,, baling fcwuu... a u ,, is i ... . n, . . .... . , simply enormous. Jamison, the Phllailel- 1ully uow Dcw 1 1119 lawn 18 61,11 0 aiKM pnia banker, uss, wun a syndicate, invested I piain, reacning on 10 tuo i oioinac, line a 1 ,000,000 there. Mercer, the Boston capital-1 desert coming to the palace stairs. Like Mi UIn To' ""."i . VS.?.- VmIU In the time of Louis XIV, Wash- burg, had a company formed on the basis of lugton is a Government creation, and this tho properties around Tyrone, especially White House is hoary only by events. The Potter townshlp.with a capital of $5,000,000. President's office, which Is in the Becond mo r ennsyivania ita iroad tympany nas i , . ,, , ,. , . j , , nurehaanl .11 th. r.llm.,1. .ml ' tvV.tl ''Y' ' ls0 'he Cabinet mom, and Is not lurg. sums In mining land It is said $2,- Very large apanmeui lor me v lute Jlouse, 000,000. The Cambria Iron Company re- although about tbirty-fivo or forty feet in cently paid $73,000,000 cash for-the lease of d ,h b peruapt, thirty feet wide aud with tfvvBtir. ui uiunu unnuu9 uici lur lirciro , , . .,, . , , , . years. Except amone the bullion mines, we biSn ceiling. A long table is in the mid do nut believe that there is such a county in die of the floor, with leather seated chairs me iiuuod Btaies. 'mere will soon be no .round Hi the two windows have lone lam ...-. i i i i . i , ...... i - .,..u.u. i.u. lu u breouin curtains of a dark bluish-erav color. I r.--4 A large map of the United States is on the wall. The CATVtcl Is of a red lint with larcro Dr. Evory'a Diamond CaUrrb Remedy, Cgure,, Th(1 Eeutrai efrect of the nti, iMiitiiii, i:u q vauii.u luuurtiza, I . . ,, , . ,. ,,, ., , - t.. - - . . . . . ' i nna anl.M. Ih.t nl. Itlirorv , 1 1 l,n I ltylr a Bmncliitis, llsy revsr and COll lu Head, It . ... -- ueyeriaus. Atuuar, Dr. Evory's Diamond Invigorator Is the creat blooil nurifver and nerve tonic. Far I Anlhonv Jameaon. at IWver tcwnilifn telegraph poles were levelled by the wind, I General Debility, Billiousness.Torpid Liver, Crawford county, recently found $1000 con arid lu Deadwood Gulch four bouses were I Dvsnensia and Kidnev Comnlaluts it Is a I cealed in an old barn he was tearinir dawn. d,ir -yed, killing one woman and injur! dk 1 sovereigrl cure. Seo tho Doctors advertise I Ho thinks it belonced to an eccentric brother auoiber oue und two children. ' ment, I who died some years ago. VtUuulile Inroriualioii. Bon's tobae'eo warehouse, al'pln'trator of Peter Kuntz, deceased, set fire to on Sundav l,v n I Klritond final account or Ellia S( ,..0... 'Z I"'?". J- Solt, executors of the last wl Solt and will and .testament or bolomoo Solt, deceased f Account or A, O. lirodbcad, Jr., and Wm, it. atack. auaruians ui tue persons ana estates ?r John and ltobert Ntchef, minor children of uoueri iiciiui, uoccubcu, First and final account or Susan Ttehr, ad- pimstrairix oi tne estate oi unaa Jieur, ue teased. First and final aceount or Ed, O. Wilson ological Seminary, near Chester on Wednca land Sarah II. McLean, executors or the estate day, Ullcen young men received certificates!0' wln' " ""n" ua!Ui bi nreanh. Thn John P-firorer Ifnll. mHn First and final account of Thos. Kemerer. $10 000 was ded cated the sain, dnv irm, 'guardian or Luclnda M. Koons, late Luclnda J L M. Currv l ltaTli.T.i n?: "ch, ' of ..ho borough of We.s.port, Oar. .7 " -a itQjx county, Mra. oration, -.,, ., r . T nh.i.in... t t " piirlstman and Mahlon' ciirlstman, aiiml'nls, 1,1 ST ttt I'ATI'.TS trators or the estate or Joseph Christman, ri......h.,V. Itli.,IC,.....i.i uni"'uu ranu.u,,., uv. u.imu,.u...,u.uiUuKiilgM, vl,.l.nn.ln.M.int nl Thn. W.m.r-r State, for the week ending June 7.18S1, furt lihed ror the (JAimoN Advocatu, rrom the' Law and Patent office or J, McO. Perkins, S09 L street, Washington, D. O. A. Y. Andrews and N. Burk. Phlladel. phia, leather skiving machine. J. A. Beamlshderfer, Campbelltown, tbill support. J. II. Bowen, Philadelphia, toy, W. Collin, Pittsburg, vehicle. J. G. Curtis, Ludlow, elevated railway. D. Evans, Conuellsville, steam pump. M. J, Faal, Tarenturn, ice harvester. C. D. Fox, Philadelphia, glaastrare mold. W, Frisbmuth, Philadelphia, coatiue met als with lead, zincor'tin. A. 0. 1- nek, Waynesbirougu, valve gear, L. 11. Fullon. Pittsburz, piston packimr. II. D. Garrett, Philadelphia, piston head. p. uoou, wiikesuurre, stove grate. E. Hallett, Pittsburg, rolling car axles. II. Kinckley, Philadelphia, car brake and starter. J. It. Hall, Spring Hope, brace for vehicle springs. it. M. Hunter, Pblladelphla, electric call. A. and A. Iske, Lancaster, stock car and motor. 2 patents. II. It, Juseice, Philadelphia, boat detacher and jaw-block. F. W. Leimbacb, Bethlehem, paper bag machine. 2 patents. G. S. Lewis, Philadelphia, collecting lead fumes. E. L. Miller, Philadelphia, paper cutting machine. J. W. Moore, Bellefonte, amalgamator. H. Neahous, Pittsburg, press for treating para (Tine nils. J.H. Osborne, Philadelphia, cutting out stocking blanks. J. Parker, Philadelphia, hat brim curber. II. C. Sample and F. Itebl, Philadelphia, dynamo-electria machine. S. Stutz, Pittaburg.coal washing machine. P. Thomsen, Philadelphia, mouth-piece for musical (brass) instruments. 8. Withers, Philadelphia, marbleizing. J. and A. W. Wolf, Bradford, drilling tool for oil welli. "administrator of Philip Qombert, late of the lownsmp oi juunomng, ueceasou. I1ERNAIID PHILLIPS, Register. Mauch Chunk. May 14, 18BI-W4 jy UElXalAIV & CO., I 1 BANK STREET, Lehighton, Pa., MHJ.E1W and Dealers In 11 Kindt of O RAIN BOUGHT and BOLD at We would, also, lespectfnllylnform oarclti ens that we aro uow fully uretiared to bUT rut Lucui n.LU Xtcst of Coal rrom toy Mine desired at VEtlY i.oivkst lMticcs. M. HEILMAN & CO. JulrM. rnrureil for all ioldltri dl lib led In the U. 8, ifervtee from any cause, alio for belnofde- 'Ucu luiuicri iaa iukhici, uiiauintr cn lleito MDilon. 1'KNSIUNS INOilUAS- I k lln.mlu . , ..I Haw rila.l.ru.l h,M,ul 1 1' . VUUUI, BUU " V " umuHKH i-inviHi, nose in uouut ai to woetacr eutuiau iu .p j. Ing, should send twos cent stamps for our Ircular ot Information." Address, with amps, Stoodaut k Co., Solicitors or alms and Patents, Washington; D. C, Lock ii 0U. msySl.-wl. . Tills brace In its necullar construction lias nil tne advantages oi n uuest i.xpauuv anu Skirl supporter combined. 2. It expands the chest and Elves free re rplration to the lungs. 3. It, keeps tho shoulders perfectly straight A. It relieves back, till, and abdominal or pins by supporting; the entire weight of the doming irom mo mourners. a. It is worn without anv tncnnvenleneo wnatcver, and imparts new ine 10 tuo wearer, 0. It Is Invaluable to children wlillo at thel studies, obllKMK tnom lo always sit erect. In Ordering by Post, Scnd.Chest McoBuro, Sent Post Freo Throughout the united States. Price, T5e., 11.00, 1.60, (,2.'i0. SOLE AGENT H. U. PETERS, Agt., MEDOIIANT TAILOB AND DEALER IN QENT'S FUUN1SH1NO QOODS. May 28-yl. Lohlghton, Pa. "y-Lissioiir uoi!OL'ii. S TATEMENT of .Receipts and Expenditures or the Borough or Welssport Tor tho year ending April 1st, 1S81 : To cash In Treasurynt last report.,.. $ 01 67 isoruuitn duplicate lor issu... tr-tu se Exonerations 10 01 S0 46 Publlo Souare collection 6 76 Total less commission 51 77 EXPENSES. Charles MtDnnle, services lor 1ST7... 8 00 Jacob Straussburger 10 00 Audltlmr i.... 4 00 Nathan Klotl, room rentand light,... 0 20 Henry Mertz, stones Ol 00 l.enti & Mcehan, lumber 69 11 Charles Lents, salary 10 OS II. V. Morthlmer. printing 10 00 Jacob Klckerl, lumber a 3'J Jas. II. Seldel, salary, etc 10 36 John Arner. da 20 00 Samuel Welsh, worklngon tht. street. 6 26 II. iSchoch, do do , 4 66 (leorue Itapp, do do . 0 26 William Scnrclber, do do ,1109 Alfred lluth, do do . 1 60 Henry Evorltt, do do , 13 Henry Trapp, do do , 4 16 Samuel Welsh, cleaning lockup.' 100 Uy balance , 67 80 Wl 77 BOUNTY. To cash In Treasury and uncollected as tier last statement, lesa comtnls- Tslon (8S0 C o duplicate lor 1880 itvii ti Uy exonerations 05 it P04 EXPENDITURES. 11844 Paid Robert Anthony, Treas urer, on Judgment (900 00 Interest to date 10 45 019 INDEO f EDNESS. I 025 To balance on Judgment at lul statement 5022 fa Interest to April 1st, 1881 Sol 31 6321 Paid Robert Anthony ........ 000 00 Interest to date 19 46 010 To balance due on judgment 14414 Ualanee as above statrd less commis sion 025 (3479 POOR ACCOUNT. QEURQE EMERY, one of the Overseers or the Poor, and Collector or said Uorougu ; To balance In hand rrom last statement t 22 13 Outstanding tax collected. . . , 3 83 a. 25 9i Credit as per receipts 11 (0 CENTRAL DRUG STORE, In Louckcl'l Dlocsj. Cnnk St., Leliighton, Pa., Dr. Charles T. Horn PROPRIETOR, Respectfully announces to the people that ha' jias repienisueu ms stocx, anu oners DRUGS AND Strictly fresh CMICALS and Pure, 31 S Is 5 4m ! asallll. Also Ilorso and Cattle rowilers.Patent MedU clnes, Brushes, Soaps, Combs, Perlumcrles, Slxinges, Chamois Skins. Wines and Liquors for Medical Purposes. Oils, Lamps and Flxturcs.Dycstufls.Oholce Clitars, Pipes and Tobacco. fSpea tacles, Trusses, Nursing Bottles, Violin Strings, and a lull line or Wall Pa per and llordersallhe Loncst Prices, Prescriptions carelully compounded' and prompt attention given toovery branch of tho" business, A continuance or the patronage heretofore1 extended to this establishment Is respectfully solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed. scpt.13, 1880.-ly. Dn. O. T. HORN, Drugs and Medicines, WHITE STREET. WEIM3PORT. PA, Hcmornl anil Clinngo or rirml Messrs. Rapshcr & Zern nee lcaro to nnnounco to tho cit'ten ot V lss rioitmit Riirroundini; nrtghbnrhood, tliot tlioy ntclv piiioliaee.l tliontock iuuI flxturou of Dr islietlnml tnrflclv lucrcpeci. the utock, hao io movtMl it linn iho eiefrantiy-lltteil-up room in tho Jlilr jimMlnir. on wmto pueet. torinwljr Dccitiinrt liy Mr Frt'O KchmMt nfierw ihrjr ( ro m eparo to nccon.mmlatr tlmlr tneD1a auil mo public ecutrnny vitu it rctn anu rnio I F TOD ARE IN SEED OP Boots, Shoos, Hats, Caps, or, Gents' Furnishing Goods DRUGS AND MEDICINES, of Ml hirdu tofTQMif r with a f nil lino of oil iuch FA NUT tODIs an art lumilly kept in well Mipplieu I)ru!j Htoioi, comprlflnp fii'unol", roitiiTtirry, Pnnps. JlruMic,Comb Laiiirs, ClilniiiPV. Tiiuscs. 8nDw;rter, islionMrv Jtrftct B hjtIiirp Niu-alnff Uottles, Btuffd. Ac, Ac. rnr WINI33 mil LIQUOnS for Mmlictnaf mipotC8,i,iiil a iaruo ptoctt of choico OlUAItS Tho buMnofs will Im tinder thrt pprnonnl clmipn tun! pupeilntemlcnrn of Dr. J.U, ZERS Wolnetnl lo no lull natWnct 01 to our pa tronn in qnahty and prieo. Give un enll. )uiyl7yi ItAI'hIIISU A ZKHS. GO TO CLAUSS & BROTHER THE rOI'ULAll Morcliant Tailors, Bank Street, Loliighton. I'ltlCCS VEKY LOW FOIl CASH, Tb nubile natronne sollclteil. Julyl.tf E. F. LUCKEXBACH, Two Doow Below the "Broadway Houso MAUCH CHUNK, 1'A. Dealer in all .patterns of Vlaln and Tonci Wall Fai!5OT3 Window Shades, Paints & Painters' Supplier., LOWIST CASn I'llICF.S. 2iJj njS s a?u;s52 tSs 5SSJ Slisli3aSlS?a 5" A313NT3 Wanted quick to take orders fr.r tho rlieapcst, and most com plete and aeeurate cdilion of tho REVISED HEW TESTAMENT Ami full Hlstor' or Us Itcilslnn. Now rkauy for Agrnls. Most upsraiii.k eililion, LOW I'Ull'KD, anil wanted by THOUSANDS BVKKYWIinKlI. HAItK CHANCE for men or Indies to rnuke money FAST. Particulars i-iikk. Outfit 30c. ACT QUICK. Address HUBBARD 11H03., 723 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. april 16.-W1. JIDEKAL HEWAKD. LOST, on or about tho 9th of March last, on tho ruad between Lchlirhton and .Mauch Chunk, n lariro Quarto Testament with name on tbo lid '1. Itoed,"alotori:nirllihl'Ieturo and other Hooks, two receipts for money paid, and a yellow linen table cover. The Under will be rowardod on leaving them with WI1. HEED, at tho cigar store, No, 24 Susquehan na street, Mauch Chunk. I nprjl S0,J681.w3 DANIEL WIEAND, Tlio trio-t sucpcMfu! llemodr ever fliccover- ed, unit taeeil-iln In lt effeels unit do" tint u.Htor aii-u exc nencTot iiiq uuraan tioan. ttKAl) MIUOFBKI.OW. From a prominent Physician. Waeh'ntonvtlle, O.. June 17, 183. Tr. n. J Kemmli. A Co.. OentF neodlnsr oi" a-lrrrti-einnit In Tnrf.Vleln ami Pannf nt IC'U 'nil's Spavin Cure, and Iiavme n vnln itMe rt Mieertv liorf o uhlcli Tiad been lame fieri p v'i! e'eh'en trout M T pent to veu for it Dfttle bv rxtiivR-. vMcli In nx weeks remoT eo nil l-ni''iietH ami ea orjtctuent, and n Iwa trbnl frr.ni nim ber liorfc, ami both lnrtom0 to oiv PO'uid a- inlti. Hio eno bott.ovras wot th to mo one hundred dollars. Ito' pcc.tuHj yon. 11 A liKHTOLETT, M.D. Kendall's Spavin Cure. Ilorr'anrff, Ta., Nov. tstb, 1SS0. Iir. It. J. Kkndill t Co., fieiit t I bnvo a vei v fiuo marelliat hfiiliad n bono spavin tnr a lone V.ma I tn d cvrrTibinir man could devistf tt euro It but nil in vatu ond wanoDonr togiTO it up wlien n fnen-1 uf mino tn this eltr onrao tn Tiii mi recnmmetMiert Kerflill,P'TiiiCnre, wbio'. 1 trbti wlin rrniiti icmlU, reftiovimr tlist b ne clear imtt clean, nuil thn I nert I5r. tn jou tor nno of your lliwtrateil Hno linoUs, oo l tbm. tbereiiiio b'tttr boox vrlntctl en lIlO I O'Pt' aiHUltHlllSl'Dr-O. 1 liilvc t -Stii (,'reat ir.tere-t In U hi il baTo Flnco fo'il 18 roinm inr vou lo my noip,tilior nmt will nr and do utrnt pood I ei nbv ccttliiA tneuifor ftbeis yutu tr.ny O. W. JIilleiu Asb'arrt, Pclmyl. co , ln , Juno 3, J883. Dr. U. J. KindalJ t 'o., Men's A cao of tuiaviii Hi ttt cini'O uiifipr mt ttbuervntlon xentt mtbti y eu' pu byni.e twttecf yeur KeiuTall'4 8i- v.n" Ciue. mm tbe 1 o o bo.U utterwarOs for t(o ti..ud.iili!il ars. Yi urs Iruly rhuMl)MI(lBht. CHA8. U. BARKAEV. KENDALL'S Spavin Cure on Hninau M a1ccrvflolii( Vf., Dec IS, 170 It, J. Kendall fc V.,neiifa, I wish to adJ mf tOHtlmoujr In liinrjf votii mvau bio liun.iuui. Kcnoaii'd bjnvln turn" In tttu eortiijr of ifO-' 1 H lpiH il o-i tiiolco aud epratncil luyutrat iimuaictie nca J"ini. i wna eiyiaiue anu at t:iniH Huffro-: t.t niost excruciallnu ii.tn. I wor it bantihirft on It for ovo year, siut tileil inoAt fveivtbniir wnliln my to cb but couitl flud not Mini? i bit would gt o mo tieruiam-nt reiiof Whin I ovorw ikuo. ji would pun met rr- luuuh. lu tn). itt7, I b.'fr to mm l Bbnntd Ijo a c inulo for ufr; tmr tmvitiff aume ot KeudaH'ji tinavlu iUire tbouclit I wo iw trr U lu-ea (Mo-liilnl ot a bottle, ami etiKrleuct lO'l f at uico. Tbo pain iMt inohml linn hoc tn no! ui tne Hinee. I lee v. .viaieiu) to )iu ai d would rreommeuU KeiiatU'abpaTiu C!uio lo ull wbo srffor lib sprains or rlif mna Jim. Youri tiuly, Alia. J. Uoutkll. Kendall's Spavin Cure. KKNDALIA-t SPAVIN CUHUl,sure In Its riTwis. ml u in IU attlnn as tt tlues nol blister, vet it Is iiriiflrauiiK and poweiful toreach eve. rv deeii sealed tiaiu or to leuiore nay bouy grnwili or other enlargement, auc!i un Hpavins. nlihnt1. Onriirt. O''l)ou) Kmnln. fiwelilocs.nnr liiiteneft,, qui! all Uul iriri nientri of the Joints or Lunb, or irisuruallsui in Man, anil foranr purpose for nnlcti a Idniiiiciit ts used for Man or Jleat It la now known to bo Hie best dnl. moatrormnn ever used, r-etuiff nilld ytt cor turn in its i ITectft. Send oJilresfor Illustrated Plrcular whicli, we Ihtut:, give, imsltU e proof of its virtue-. Nil remedy aaa t er met with such unqualiflMd "tirccs toonr kuowleujie, for i:east awellaa Man. . . rrlcosi !; bottle, x bottles for Is alt, Diuzults ba oltorran art it tor you.orit vlllbosentio any utli)rea on rcoiptnf prieo bi the proprietor. . I)u 11. J. KENDALL, & CO. Jhinsniirsb rail, Vt. 'oui iir all DKUcaista. Jatcv-mt Carriagos,Wngons,Sloighs&c coun n or BANK AXI) IKON STHEKTS, I,EIIIOIITO.V, Penna., Iiespeetfully announces to his friends and the public, that ho Is prepared to llulld all des cription! of i5am(iaoes, Sl'ltlNO AVAOONS, KLKIOHS. 4.O., In the Latest and Most Approved ritjles, at Prices fully as low as the same can be obtain ed elsewhere, guaranteeing the best Seasoned Material and most substantial workmanship, Particular attention given to REPAIRING In all Its details, at the Terr Lowest Prices, Patronage respectfully solicited and perfect satisfaction aaarabteed, Ueo a. U7 yl BAN. WIEAND. For Sale-Iron Property. A Cold Blast Charcoal Inn Furnace. Ualanee In bands of Treasurer II 4S We, tbe undersigned Auditors of the Dor ough of WeUiport, havo examined the abovo accounts of Jos. 11. Seldel, Secretary, and John Arner, Treasurer, and found them cor rect, at above stated. Al.FRhU W11ITTINC11IAM, HilAKLtS NUB11AUM, Wyll, lMl-wl. Auditors. DK. HUTGIIIESON'S WORM DESTROYER. An Oi.ii and Titiv:r llnxiKny. llcrnoven thty Worms and tho excretions that kcejt tbcm w lUtj. Wo niTAUAWiKB Its virtue. We baro buudredsof rt-sllmonlali. collected In the last lb yviT, iirnvlnK t'oi.e usively thero la no re-' raedy equal to l)u. ULTCUiNeojt's Worm Dkhtuov utt to remiiTu the Worms (all kinds Hound, Scat. Iun and 1 njie), thai Infest tho human pyUem. 'bslcl.ius buy them and f;lrotbeui to tbelr eunnrinic patient. Thero snohiiinbUKorqnackery abuuttblf thorou.jby' ly reliable niedleluo. 1'rlie, 26 cents per box. A. W. WltlUUT (Jo., Wholesalo DruKKlittf, Market and Front .Streets. Feb. 6- m3 Philadelphia. K Oreat chance tn make tnouey a We ucotl a person lu evtty lown to taue subscriptions for i ne urcfifi, encapem ana Dei Illuatiftted family publication in tbo world. Anvniinrau become u nueeesstul asrent. Hit elexuut ivoraw of art irveu ftee to ubaeriber. The price o nw thtalmot every body nub tcrloes. One agent rtort taituu 10 tubnorl hera lu-a day. A Udv agent reports id at In tf lata1 clear prodt In ten Cay a. All irho enrraxo nuke iLonty taut. Vou can deroie all your time to tho bmuueHB, or only your enaro time Yon need not Ito away (torn home orer nlicbu Vou can do it an well aa others l'ull directions and ternu free. Kletrtni and expensWn Outfit fr. If vou want pro tl table work send us your addrea at once. U C4ista nothing to trr the butlnefta. Jiuoue wbo engarra falln to raako trreat par. Adilieia CitOltQU HTINSON A Ct).. Portland. Maine. JnneZd-lr. Outfit aenifree to thoso who wish to en rave In tho moat pleasant and profitable htlnl II I (nnwn 1 VAm.hlniriiw nan. Iial not requires. We win f urui-Ji you CTery Xti.uu. fioadayand npwardt Is eniiy made wuhoni atayUfr away Uum liome oyer uuht. No nak whatever Mdhy new workers wanted at oiice. Aiaor are mainff fortune at (he lus lne-a. TAdica make aa much as rnen.and vounar bora and girls tmue great pay 2io one who in w.lhna to wora faiUlomake moiemoDeyevery day than can be nude lu a week at any oralnay ry cmtnoymeut. Too. vrto engaiee at once wtl find a nhort road to fortane, Auareas II. JtAI.LKiT fc CO.. Portland. Maloe Oct 7, )6e0-iy $5! With No. 1 Machinery, about SO IlweltliiKS, Store, Houses, be., and tin acres or land wllh plenty of lted Hematite lite, Lime stone, I ine 1 imuer, anu most or It excellent ly earn a doseu dollar, a ilr ridlit in their own farming I-and. at Ine extremely tow price of .ocililii". Hare no room to explain here. Uus tSO.uuo. Situated on tlio O urn be rland river, Ir.ou pleasant and bont,rabie Women and $999! Can't be insde by erery sjrent everr muiiiiiiu ,uo uusiue.r we lurniSDr but thoye wtlilxg to work can east. Triirg Ho., Krutueky, 60 miles from the Ohio river. The Iron brings th. highest pries for oar wheels or boiler plate, and a better loca tion Is hard to find. Inquire or C. IlEHINQEIJ. No. l'' Fourth Ay.., PlttsburKb, 1'a. Ma ll-wi. b"r. ud all U do n wail a. men. We will l nr. ulsU yon a euiii.e.e ouihi fre. W e will bear ripens, of .tailing you. Particular, free, -wrlU and .00, 1'urmer. and mccoauie., tbelr sun and daugbter. and .1, ebVse. in need of paring woiK as iiooie, .nouiu wine loua aaa ii.rn .11 adoui iuo worK at once. TltUK A CO., Auiosta, llaiofc Addrea. Jnlyluty
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