EDITOR LEHtaUTON.FA.t SATDSDAYt SEPT. 84, 1S8T. XsMBS A. OARriGLD. -Jntiir A GarSeld is no mote. For elgtliy days ho ooubattod the dread de stroyer and Anally succumbed on Mon day evening at twenty-five minnUs before eleven o'clock. Alt Americana of what ever religious faith and winterer politics, are shacked alike by the bloody deed ' wurcb. removed him from out midst, Daring the wks of so&riog,- the sym pathies of the civilized world, went out to the distinguished patient who boro his afflictions with troo nobility and man hood. Ia tbo days of doubt and uncer iaSnty.when President Garfield's life hnng ttembllng in the balanoe, there was bnt m expression: the hops tbst be would recover. Fairly elected to the Presidency, lie bad nauagit bnt tho good wishes of fifty millions of freemen. Bis Adminis t ation was yet in its infanoy, when the i ifunious Quiteaa did his mnrderoas work.and it was too early tocaiefolly es timate the Tulne of bis services in the high office to which he had been elevated by the suffrages of his tellow citizens. .But there were high hopes, that he would prove the wisest Republican Frcsldent the country bad had, since the days of the lamented Lincoln. Whether this es timate of his pnblio worth wsb correct, oan never be known. Death has inter vened and the grave will soon receive the remains of one whose future offered mag ntnt possibilities had bis life been spared and had he the courage to im prove them. Be was a man of genuine ability and of an amiable and sympathet ic nature, and it cannot bnt be a conso lation to bis family and friends, that he died universally honored and beloved, after attaining the highest pinnacle of political ambition. Bis nume will live in history and his children and his chil dren's children, can point with pride to tho record of their revered ancestor. THK NKW ABMIKISTKATION. A new Republican President has taken the oath of office. It is an event which was entirely unlocked for and unexpect ed' twelve months ago, when-the country was in the midst of an exciting Presiden tial campaign, in which the merits of James A. Garfield and Winfield Scott Hancock were really tbs ones under con sideration. No one then thought that Cheater Allan Arthur, would ever occupy his present malted position. But time works wonderous changes, and the man who- was almost overlooked a year ago, is to-day the acknowledged head of fifty millfon of people. It Is too early to estimate the natnre of his services to his conntry or to predict tho. Influence his Administration will have on the Natlon'u future. We oau only hope that he will lay aside the strong partisanship which has heretofore been ona of his prominent characteristics :ftudtry to administer the duties of hist great office impartially and-patriotically. If he will do this he will have the sup port of every honest person irrespective of patty. Several weeks must elapse btfore the new Administration will be fairly under way, and in the meantime its policy can not be determined. It is a fact that Gen. Arthur represents a faction of the Repub lican party, opposed to the ono of which the late President was the leader, and it would only be natural for him to dispense the official patronage at his command to repay political friends, who have stead fastly upheld his cause and assisted in promoting his political ambition. It is cot- likely that many removals will be made immediately, but in the near future, there will doubtless be soms interesting ohanges in all o the departments of the Government. But let us wait and see what the future will bring forth. The remains of President Garfield, after brief religions services in the cot tage at Elberon, Wednesday morniDg, were taken to Washington on a special train of fhePennsylvanUKailroad. They were accompanied to the National capital by the members of tho Cabinet, Presi dent Arthur and General Grant The v train went throngh without stoppages, bnt thousands of people gathered in re spectful silence at the different stations as ifpassed. Washington was reached at 35 minutes past four o'clock in the af ternoon. Amidst a vast throng of people, the remains were transferred to a hearse, and, escorted by naval and military or ganizations and followed by the mourn- K, tkey ware borne to the Capitol, and laid In state on a catafalque in the center of the rotunda. The lid of the coffin was raked, and after those present had looked npon the face of the dead, the pnblio were admitted. The body will lie in state until this (Friday) evening, when t will be taken to Ohio. Present Ar thur, while in Washington during tho obsequies of President Garfield, is the guest of Senator Jones, of Nevada- lira. Garfield will remain at the residence of Attorney General MaoVcagb, as she dots net desire to again see the White Bouse, where she spent so many sorruwlul days. It is a common roiuor that Gen, Grant was greatly excited over the on nonneement of President Garfield's death. Grant is ambitious, but it would hardly be right to ascribe to him, a feeling of satisfaction over tbe death of the man, who vanquished bim in the Chicago Con- vsntioa. Whatever may be the change in the Republican Administration, one thing is certain, Grant will never aban don his pursuit of a third term, as lone as he has the elighteat following in his party. It is probable that the asxasin Gut Uau. will be removed from Washington o New Jersey, on the requisition of the Governor of that State. According to the law of Sew Jersey, when apeisou who has received a wound in nuotber State is removed 'into New Jersey anl dies the person who inflicted the wound can be apprehended on the requisition of tbe Governor unit tried for the crime. Since tbe day on which Washington took the oath of offioo as President of tbs Vnlted Strttjs on the 30th of April, 1779, Unt three Vice-Presidents besides Gen. Arthnr.have succeeded to the Presidency, John Tyler,- in 1811, Millard Filmore, in XSUu and Asiiev Johnson, In 1665, rt' V.MORTmilKU, Ki.r.VEiv weeks sufering a sKticit or Tit k I'rfsidskt's cask mow TUR 6UOUTI.VU TO 1113 DEATII. On Saturday morning, July 2, the Presi dent In company with Secretary Blaine, drove to tbe Baltimore end Potomsa Rail road station iu Washington, with the in tention of taking the train for an extended journey through New England. lie was to bare been inet at Jersey City by Mrs. Oar field, who had nearly recovered, at long Branch, from her'eerioua illness. With their children end a few friends they were to have visited Wllllamitown, Mats., to at tend the commencement t-xerriscs of Wil liam's Collrge.the President's alma mater. Thence they were to liavn p.. no to Bt. Al bans, Vt.. tho While iloituloins, Mount Desert, Boston, Giiievrd, N. H., and thence by way of Connecticut and New York back to Washington. As lbs President and Sec retary cf Stale, sun and arm, passed through the ladles' reception room of tho station. Charles Jules Gulteau, a liiesp pointed office-seeker, stepped Into the room, having just left a rarriage outside' and fired two slims Irom a heavy revolver at tbe President's back. One bullet slightly graz ed his arm, the other took effect about two and a halt Inches tn tbe riehtof the mine and between Ihe eleventh and twelfth ribs. iractunug tbe lormer, and being thence de flected downward. Tho President fell to the floor and was carried by willing hands to a room upstairs, whero his wound was superficially examined by surgeons hastily summoned, and thence taken in an ambu lance to the White Uouso. Mra. Garfield was notified by telegraph and at once started for Washington, a spec ial tram being placed at her disposal. She arrived at 6:40 p, m., about nine hours after tne assassination, and lound her Husband apparently in a dying condition. lie sank rapidly, and the attending surgonna gave no hope that he could outlive the night. Tho assassin was secured at once, and safely lodged lu jail. Uo ecu Tossed bis crime, declaring that he bad no accom plices, that his deed was prompted by a de sire to make Arthur President, and that Garfield's death was a political necessity. Drs. D. W. Bliss, J K. Barnes, J. J. Wood ward and Robert Reyburo assumed charge ot the President's case, and Drs. D. Hayes Agncw, of Philadelphia, ami Frank II. Hamilton, of New York, wero summoned in consultation. Mr. Garfield did not die on Saturday night, however. He rallied about 10 p. m. and slept from that hour until early morn ing, lie Improved somewhat during Sun day, and Monday found him still living and in a measurably comfortable condi tion. Improvement was steady up to Sat urday, July 23, three weeks Irnm the time of tho shooting, when the patient was taken with a severe chill, followed by vomiting, fever and other chills. Drs. Agnew and Hamilton were sum moned by telesraph and sped to the capi tal on special trains. It was decided that a pus cavity or au abscess had formed in the track of the ball at the point whero the rib wsb fractured. An operation was per formed on Sunday morning, the 24th, by which a Irugnient of bone and some scraps of clothing were removed from the wound. Disquieting rumors prevailed fur some days succeeding, but continued and steady con valescence was the report of tho surgeons up to August C, five weeks after the Presi dent's wounding, when au alarmingly high lever set in and continued during the evening. The next day another pus cav ity was reported, and another incision was made below the rib, so as to communicate with tbe track of the ball and permit a freer discharge. Satisfactory progress was reported for several ensuing days, but on tbe 13th con cern was expressed on account of tbe felr.Ie syinytome of the President. 8unday Aug ust 14, was another anxious day, though the official bulletins gave only encouragiug statements. On Monday the reports be came alarming. It was known that Mr. Garfield had suffered much from restless ness and nausea in fact hud vomited sev eral times during the night and that while there had been a decrease iu his temperature tbore had been with it a very threatening acceleration ofpulse. The eve ning reports were still more unfavorable, and tbe public anxiety again rose to feyer point. It was evident that the bulletins were designed to allay the general alaim, and to put the best face possible on tbe matter, yet there was enough in them to show that the President's condition was critical, and that the surgeons had serious fears tor tbe result. Tuesday showed little change In the teunr of tho reports, but such as there was for the better. On Wednesdav the surgeons authorized the statement that they felt encoureg-d to hope that the present crisis was past, and tho bulletins cowed some cause tor tbis confidence. Thursday and Friday passed ouietlv. Ihe only, unfavorable symptom supervening oemga swelling orthe right parotid glaud. Saturdays reports were les9 favorable, though the President's stomach continued to improve In tooe, and ho was able to as s'milate come liquid tow!. But the dis covery of au obstruction of the wound, and it being partly edruiltcd that tbe President was suffering from a mild lorm of blood poisoning, gave rise to grave fears. Another day of doom was Sunday. Aue- ust21,the President vomiting during the wiuwu nuu vciug ueuriuua at iimca. Monday showed little improvement. though tbe surgeons expressed encourage ment. Tuesday's record was a duplicate of Monday's, and on Wednesday the gland, which had superatcd iu spile of all e Hurts to prevent it, was lanced by Dr. Hamilton, and the result was declared satislaetory. TJio President had for a day or two ap pealed to be removed to bis homo iu Men tor, Ohio, and Dr. Agnew was summoned from rmladelnhia to consult as to the practibility of his removal. On Wednesd ay night and Iliursday moraine consul tations of the doctors were held, at which It was decided that any removal of the pa tieiit from tbe Whlto House would helm prudent and dangerous. The President did not rest well during the night, and Thursday morning ahowed no improve ment in tlie annearanceof the narotid eland or in hla general condition. The eneour aging leature oi bis case was Ills ability to take liquid nourishment with gattlic dis turbance, but tbe surceons admitted thet there was no Improvement in strength, If, indeed he waa holding hla own. Ilia con dition on Friday deepened the anxiety of me country, and me discharge oi pus irom inn inuumeu parona gianu inrougn lue ear, which waa regarded in tho morning aa likely to alford relief, did not come up to live eipectalioiia of tbe more asngulne of ins rnysicians. The patient continued to swallow liquid fond in adequate supply, but exhibited a tendency to continuous drowtineea and other svinotoms of weak ueu iiiui.anoweu piaiuiy newas gradually iiuaiug. ir. Aiiaiues eiiernoon uispaicu 10 Minister j.oweii waa not encouraging, and pronounced the ci seven- critical. Saturday morning, August 27, began tbe ninth veek of tho President's llluesa very gloomily. The morning bulletin gave uo ray of hoe, and when at 12.-30 no improv meal w..B reported, and ihe record of his pulse was given at 120, whh matked weak' uessin us quality, It waa tbougbl that tbe enoweasuieiy spproacblug liul at 4 p m. soiuo amelioration in hla symptoms was noted, and when at 0:30 a lower pulse and temperature waa recorded a silent de tree of hope waa felt. At 10: JO Secretary Blaine cabled to Minister Lowell that the eood Indications had continued, and that the President had called for and eaten some milk toast. Colonel Rockwell declared emphatically that tbe President was not dying, and that he might yet surprise tbe country by getting wen. Bunuay mowed a continuance of the favorable symptoms. tho puleo diminishing in rapidity, while me pjueni continued 10 retain toe nour isbmenl administered. Apparent Improve meut coutiuued up to Thursday, when it war announced that, barring: new e-omidf cations, the august patient was out of danger, and hopefulness took the place oi despair. Un Saturday, September 3, Ibe surgeons neid a consults! on as to tne practicability of the President' removal from tbe ma larial atmosphere of the White Houte to tbe invigorating sea breezes of Long Branch The patient bad for some time been beg ging tbe doctors to take nun away, an they finally consented. Dr. Bovnton ad milted in conversations with correspondents thst the Presideut's condition was so great ly reduced that to leave him loneer ex Dos ed to tbe malarial from the Potomac flats meant death removal might save his life, On Tuesday, September 0, at 5:30 a. m., the President was carried on bis led from tbe White Houee to a large wagon cuts de and conveyed to I'ennsyivauia avenue, wbere branch track had been laid and a special train, furnished by the Pennsylvania Rail road Company, wat in waitjug. This con tistea or a car specially mien, witu low, easy tud pn eprngs ferine fretld nt, the. car of President Roberts, a Pullman car for the use of the surgeons and attendants anl a baggage ear, 11 drawn by locomotive No. 6S8, and preceded by a pilot engine. Bight of way waa given to the train, which start ed at 6:30 a. m.,and at 1:07 p. m., It reach ed Elberon Station, Long Branch. Thence a spur trsck bed been laid to tbe Frsncklya Catlase. on the shore one of the first villas of Long Branch which, with one or two adjoining collages, bad been placed at the disposal of tbs Presidential riarty. The ra- t!nt bore the Journey well, and his pulse leu irom 113 at me start to ioz on arrival. He was safely carried to a beautiful room overlooking theoceaupind though his pulse snowed a decided rise in tbe evening 124 belnc tbe recorded Scutes he seemed to recover from the fatigue of tho journey well, and the next day or two his condition show ed improvement. During tbe passage of the tram irom mo capital to mug urancu pub lic prayers were offered In moat of the churches of the country, and some classes of uusinoee were quite generally suspended. Drs. Barnes, Woodward and Key burn were discharged Irom the staff of Presidential at toudaula alter tbe arrival at Eluenm, by tbe President's order, snd Mrs. Dr. Ed son's ser vices were slso dispensed with. As usual, Saturday waa a bad day with the patient, though no very eerloua e fleets were rejiort ed. The moat unfavorable symptom dis closed was a cough, with purulent expec toration, showing that at least one of his lungs were atlecteil, probably by an abscess, tbe result of tbe blood noisnnins from which ne naa oeen suuering so long, rue lact ot any such trouble with the lungs bad been strenuously denied by Dr. Uliss, and no mention of it made in the official bulletins till Tuesday morning, September 12, when it waa stated that the couch waa less and tbe expectoration materially diminished, and me surgeons claimed thattbey believed tho danger from this cause passed. The symptoms, however, pave rise to grave anxiety on the part of alt competent to Judge f the case. On Tuesday the President seem ed much better, and satin a reclining chair for half an hour. On Wednesday ho was again placed in the chair, and remained for an hour and a half eninvine the view of tha ocean and taking a short nap. Tbe lung trouble seemed to bo causing bim no great suuering. on luesaay, nowever, nis con dition, while not alarming, was not so hope ful as for some two or three previous days, and on Friday it was admitted that he was decidedly worse. The doctors admitted thst the trouble with the lungwaa alarmlne.and that the wound was not healing at all satis factorily. The President was weaker, both in body and iu mind, and, though the sur geons did not admit that Ihecaso was hopo- less, ib was aaia Dy Attorney uenerai Mac Veagh that a crisis was expected within forty-eight hours, and that the result was awaited with anxiety. baiuruay, me bezinnine or tbe twelfth week of the President's illness, was another critical day. Ho had a chill shortly before noon, when his pulse ran up to 137. This chill lasted about half an hour, but he sub sequently rallied and passed a comparative ly comfortable night. Sunday was appar ently a more comfortable day up to the hour of the evening dressing of tbe wound, when his pulse was 102. Shortly after. how ever, he, had another chill, lasting ten or fif teen minutes. It was short, sharp and se vere, according tn Dr. lilies, though not as bad as Saturday's. When it passed off ho (ell into a quiet slumber, and though grave apprehensions were of course felt bv all around him there waa nothing to warrant nticipaiiona oi n speedy fatal result. On Monday.September 19, while the sur geons were dressing the wound iu the morn ing acolber cum came ontud tbe operation was suspended. The patient seemed testif ier greatly during tbo chill, which lasted for about twenty miuutes, while the pulse ran up to 143. The surgeons admitted that there waa little hope ol a change lor the bolter, the President's strength being near ly gone, while tbe lung was seriously af fected. Mrs. Garfield was declared to have Siven up hope, for the first time in all these reory weeks. - In spite of all these dis couraging symptoms, however, such was tbo siilferer's vitality that he rallied some- wnai, and the a Iter noon passed with uo further chills or other bad features, and at 0:30 p. m be was said tobercstinznuietlv. Thia was but the pause before the final act n tho rresident'a lire, and at 10:30 ho was eportcd sinking fast, and all ihesurseons were Instantly aesemblcd at bis bedside. Five minutes later the President's sufl'er- ngs were over, and his worn and wasted form lay llfelefs. Attornev General Mac- Vcaeh' notified Vice President Arthurof the snd event by telegraph, and the members of tbe uabinet were called together. TUB TOST UOKTEU KXAUINATIOX. Elbrrok, Sept. 20. The followlne oflic lal bulletin was prepared at 11 o'clock U- igut, bv me surgeons who buve been In attendance upon the late President: By previous arrangement a post-mortem examination of the body of President Gar field was msde this afternoon, in the pres ence and wilh the assistance of Brs. Ham ilton, Agnew, Bliss, Barnes, Woodward, Reyburh, Andrew II. Smith, of Elberon, and Acting Assistant Surgeon D. S. Lamb. of the Army Medical Museum, Washing ton. Tho operation was performed by Dr. Lamb. It wat found that the ball, afier fracturing the right eleventh rib. bad pissed through the spinal column, In front of the spinal canal, fracturing the body of the first lumbar yetebra, driving a number of small fragments of bones into the adja cent sop. parts, and lodging below the pan creas, about two inches and a ball to the elt of the spine and behind tbe peritoneum where it bad become completely encysted. The immediate cause of death was secon dary hemorrhage Irom one of the mesen- tenu arteries adjoining tho track of tbe ball, the blood rupturing the peritoneum, and nearly a pint escaping into the abdo minal cayily. This hemorrhage Is believed nave been In) cause ot tbe tevere pain in the lower part of tbe chest complained of jusi ueiore aeaiu. An aoscesa cavity, six incnes uy lour in dimensions, was lound in the vicinity of the gill blad.ler, between the liver and the traverse colon, which were ironely adherent, it am not involve tbe substance of the liver, and no cemmuuica tion wat found between it and tho wound. A long suppurating channel extended from tbe external wound between the loin mueclea and tbe right kidney, almost to the right groin. This channel, now known to be due to the burrowing of pus from tbe wound, wat supposed during life to have been the track of the ball. On an exami nation of tbe organs of the chest evidences of severe bronchitis were found on both ides, with broncho pneumonia of the lower portions of the right lung, sud, though to a much less extent, of the left. The lungs co-italncd no abscesses, and the heart no clots. The liver was enlarged and latty, but Iree Irom abscesses, nor were any lound in any other organ except the left kidney, which contained near itt surface a small abscess about one-third of Inch in dlaro eter. In reviewing the history of the casein connection with the autopsy, It is quite : 1 - . . I. . . 1. . .;u . . . . t cTiiiQuv iu ma tuucrenfc auppuratiog aur- laces, and especially me imciured spougy tissue of the vertebra, furnish a sufficient explanation of the sceptic condition which existea. D. W. Bliss, J. K. BlHNtS, J. K Wooswakd, Robist RiTBcair, Frank II. IlaiiiLTOx, D. Ha IB Aqnsw, AnDRiiy II. Suivn, D. 8. Lamb. TRS rOXXSAL ABBANOBHKNTB. Lohq Bbakch. N.J.. Sent. 20 The fol fowine arraneementa for tho funeral aer. vices have been ordered by the Cabinet, suit are given to tbe press ler the Intorma- lion oi me puouc: The remains or the late President of the United States will be removed to Wash- irglon by special train on Wednesday, September 21, leaving Elberon at 10 a.m. and reaching Washington at i p. ru. De- ucomenii irom me unuea males Army and from the Maripea of the Navy will be in attendance on airival at Washington to perform escort duty. Tbe remains will lie in state in the rotunda of the Capital on Thursday and Fndsy. and will be guarded by deputations Irom executive departments and by officers of the Senate and Houwof Representatives. Religious ceremonies will be observed in tne rotunda at 3 o dock on Friday P, m. At 6 o'clock tbe remains will he Iransterred to the funeral car and be re moved to Cleveland, Ohio, via tbe Penn sylvania railroad, arriving there Saturday, at 3 p. m. In Cleveland tbe remtins will lie in sttte uutil Monday, at 3 p, m., and be then interred In Lake View Cemetery No ceremonies are expected In tbe cities and towns along the route of tho funeral i train beyond the tolling of bella. Detailed - 1 arrangements for tbe final sepulture are - 1 com milted to tbe municipal authorities of uieveiaiid, under tbe direction ortnexec. uue or the Elate of Ohio. JabssO Blaiks, Secretary of Stat. STATE METIS, Bridget Tracy, aged 80 years, died sud denly of heart disease at West Chester on Monday evening. John Bpath, aged TO years, fell through a railroad bridge at Allegheny on Saturday snd died tbs tame night. A largo boiler in tbe United pump station at Rlxlord, McKean county, exploded, wrecking the building. No one was killed. Edward Anthony, a car repairer at Sub bury, waa caught between two cars in the yard and crushed to death one day last week. James Close, a prisoner in tbe Erie coun ty penitentiary, on Thursday of last week cut hit throat with a razor, snd died In stantly. An 8-year-old daughter of William Hol land, of Benezet. Elk county, died on Fri day from drinking some bed-bug poison a few days before. A boy named Magulre. 10 years old, tried to board a shifting engine at Pittsburg on Friday, and fell uuder tbe wheels and was cut to pieces. A boiler in the Dunbar Furnace at Union town'explodcd on Friday morning, killing James McDonald, the firemen, and injuring several others. Benevolent Lodge of Odd Fellows, the oldest secret organization in Dolaware Co., celebrated its fiftieth anniversary at Chester on Saturday. John O'Brien, lection boss on the rail road, waa fatally crushed while coupling cars at Taylorstown, Washington county yon Saturday. The last half mile of the Meadvillio and Linesville Railroad was completed on Sun day, and regular trains will begin running this week. Thomas Evana, aged 3S years, of McKeea port, drowned blmselt in a pond on hit father's place on Sunday night. Be waa subject to fits ol despondency. John II. Donnelly, a fireman on the Pennsylvania Railroad,was killed on Thurs day near Summerhlll by falling from his engine under the wheels of the train. Mra. Sara Zieber, aged 45, while chang ing passenger cars at Reading on Friday af ternoon, was passing from one car to an other, when an engine backed up against tbe train and she fell between tbe two cars and was caught by the head and killed. The body of Reuben Bock, a young farm er who has been missing sinco Thursday last, wat Sunday found in the canal at Ifarrisburg. An investigation by the Coro ner indicated that he had fallen while drunk from the platform of a car while crossing the canaL A Board of Arbitration in Lancaster has decided "no cause for action" in the case ol Adam R. Bear, who aued Levi Sensenlg for slandcretting the damages at $20,000. The local jnlitlcians were much interested in the case. A fire at Pittsburg on the South Side on Monday morning totally destroyed Jonnson A Cn'a glass warehouse and a portion of Hayes lumber yard, on Twenty-fourth street. The loss la ealimated at $250,000: fully insured. The fire originated in an oil shed. John Billet, a respectable farmer of Spring Garden township, York county. died in the county hospitable at York on Wed nesday evening or prostration. Billet was a religious enthusiast, and attended a num ber of camp meetings during the summer, taking an active part in the services, and finally became insane upon, relinlous mat ters. It is reported that a syndicate baa been formed by men thoroughly competent and acquainted with the manufacture of iron to lease tho mills and furnaces of the Reading Coal and Iron Company. The party having In charge tho furnaces at Swedeland have been notified to set the place In readincea for work, and tn inform the hands formerly employed there that their services would be needed at once. General Arthur took the oath cf of fice as President nt hii residence in New York, Tuesday morning. President Ar thur went to Long Branch in tbe after noon, and after a consultation vitkthe Cabinet, 'returned to New York in the evening. . y . New Advertisements. jSOTICE. Notice It hereby given, that an Application will be made to the Court of Common Plena ef Carbon County for the dissolution f "The Lehigh Building and Loan Atsoelation, of Lehlghton, Pa.," at October Term of Court, H81. AH persons latertsted will please lake notice oftbe same. DANIEL OLEWINE, President. W. M. It A 1S It Ell, Solicitor. September 2t. 1SS1. N OTICE. Notice Is hereby given, that an Application will be made to the Court of Common Pleat of Carbon Coanty for the dissolution of "Tbe fort Alien uuiiamc ana ioan Association, of Welliport, Pa.," t October Term of uourt, Ifsl. All persons Interested will please take notice of the same. J. O. ZERW, Secretary. W. M. RAPallER, Solicitor. September 24, lttl A had sbcath may result from acldltv ef me stomaon, or irem oiuiousnesa. in cuner case a few doses ot Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient, administered aeooadlng to directions, will supplant thlt nnpleasant companion with a tweet and healthful one. It Is a ta.lne cor. reotlve. specially suitable for warm weather. and leaves the system strong todoltt work of recuperation. BUA.LT AJX AuU UJIUUUiaiS, BAYARD TAYWR, ISMS' ,!B7.'!:s pietiure in recommending 10 parcnii me ACEuemj oi tur. owunm u. ongriuuge,-- Hon. FERNANDO WOOD. KL C Said (t ISO): "leheerlnlly consent to the use of mv name and reference. My boys will re turn to you (for their fourth year) alter their vacation," For new Illustrated Circular address SWITJUN O. SHOKTA.IUUK, A M llABVAnn llaivxBtiTV Ubaddats, MapiA, i t , mnca irom i-nuaaeipoia. $Cnft Rivet) for an ISM U. S. Dollar. II- 0 vl W w luatrated eataiot ne.wiin prices paid lor Olu ana rare coins, posi irae mr 10 cams. u. Bixiutliwatii, AjBoaaur, ra. IbUUMIAU A YEAR and expenses to 7Sd d 4 aganlt Oulflt free. Address P, O. VI icxaav, Adodsta, Mb. NERVOUS DEBILI Y: A CUUG GUARANTEED Dr. IE. C. West's W kbtk and Biuix Tuut to Hloot, Xtrvout UMdMbtt, UenUI lprev ton. itouoi Memory, pem oirntxt. itspo. tency, lnTOlonury Emiwioai, immature 0!! A tro ctuted br orer eirton, Mlf-abute. or oTerouauijreDoe, wucu iwi to niifur necay tuft tie Lb. One bar will en re recent rm Ksvcb box cm'SUIds ona montb'a treatment. Ooe dollar Dor, or six boxei for Are dollira t test by mail prepaid on receipt tt prtca. We ioar note Hi boxea to euro any eaae Witb e&eb uraer lecaiTta aaiorrix doxm, accompan ied with are dollars, we will a?od the porcoaa erourwTltleDsroaraDtMioretnra the money umauwiBieoKtMi not voice a cure, uoar di ninn on it wnea ids treatment la order mA i-aiC fmm n a I rtTl M sTI urvan nA Sola PJvprUUri, 181 a I WW. tfadiana 6trt! ChlCJKOtlU. A. J. DUUUWO. a rent, Lehigh bklTKirxiMEACO, Philadeltua. WholeAAle A testa. IB l m P (pas s is O E i i 9vu ae.-a1.17 New Advertisements. T O WMOX IT MAY CONCERN. Alt persona are berabv fbrMd tnaddllnar wltnallROWK IIOnSE, leaned try me to PETEH 8WARTWO0D, of Maaenlng Val. ley, Carbon county, ra,, at the tame It my property. I F. KLEPPINUEIt, Sept. 14, lMI-wt. Ijehlghttn, Pa, In the Court of Commea Picas of Carbon County t TRUSTEE'S ACCOUNT. O. II. Nlm sou, trustee of Henry M. Dengler, haying tiled bis account up to Jlr, 1st, 1MI, the same will be confirmed wi stat the October Term by tha Court, unless objected to, UEOKOK W. E8SEU, Bep. 2i, lstl-wi. 1'rothonotary. $500 Rewird!" WE will pay tbe above reward for any cue ef Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Slot Head ache, Indlxeatfun, Constipation or Oosltvenesa we cannot cure with Weil'! Liver Vegetable l'llls, wben the directions are ttrletly com. pUed with. They are purely Vegetable, and never tan to giyo ikiisiacuon. aagar uoated, Larire boxes, contatnlnar 30 Pllla. It cents. For tale by all Drugxlttt. Beware of coun terfeits and Imitations. The cenulne manu. faetured only by JOHN O. WEST It CO . "The Pill Makers," m at i w. Madison St. Uhlearo. Free trial package tent by mall prepaid on reoelpt of S cent sunn. Smith Kline & Co., Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia. Fa Se..U24,'sf.ly. EMPLOYMENT JTOR ALL. To Sell a lonseMd Article. rnllE poor at well as the rich, the old at well at the younir, the wire, at well at tbe hue band, the vouno maiden as well the rnnnw man, the girl aa well at the boyr rosy just as wellearn a few dollars In honest employment, at to sit aronnd the bouse and wait for oth ers to earn it tor mem. we can give yon em- Eloyment, all the time, or during your spare oars only traveling, or In your own neigh- uviuvvu, nmunK j our menus ana acquaint ances. If you do not ears for employment. no v,u luiyurt vaiuauio iQlonnauon to yotr irec ui cua,. jfc win cost you only one cent lor a postal card to write for our Prospeetus.and It may be the means of making yoa a Rood many dollars. Do not negleet this opportunity. You do not have to Invest a large tnm of money, and run the risk of losing It. Yon will readily see that It will bo an easy matter to make from 10 to $100, a week, and establish a In. erative, and Independent builnell.honorable, straightforward and profitable. Attend to this matter NOW, for there Is MONEY IN IT for all wbo engage with us. We will sur. prise you and you will wonderwhy you never wroie u us uojure. WZ 8IHD VULU FAKT1C- oubs muz. Address BUOKEYE M'l-O CO., (Nam thlt paper.) Manion, Ohio, Sept. -il.-ms. QENEKAL Election Proclamation pursuant to an aet of thetleneral Assembly ot the Commonwealth of Pennsylvanl, entitled 'An act relatinff to eleetlons lu this Common. wealth." approved tlie id Cay ol July, Auno Domlnl.ono rfouaand eight hundred and ihirty nlne. and a farther supplement to that set. ap proved January 30, 1871, 1, THOMAS KOON8, Shinffof the Couity ol Carbon Pennsylvania, do Le-eby mako known and aive notice to the cectors of tbe county aforesaid, that an elec tion will bo held In the said County of C.-rb.in. ON TUB TUESDAY AFIER TI112 F1R3T MONDAY IN KOVliMBK.lt. beln'u Til K KIQIIT11 OP NOVKMBER. anno Domini, o thousaud eight hunm ed "i d eighty onu.iit which time the loliunlu" otHceis will be voted for t one peraon fer Stato Treasurer. One paisos tor Associate Judge. One persoufor Countt Truaauier. One peraon for Beglatcr and Itecord-r of Wills. Three peraons for County Comro aeionerf. Three persons fur County Aulltora. I also hereby metre knows uud give notice that tlie pla coa . holduiie Ibe atureaald doc. lions lu the several town'hlos of the said coan. ty will be respsoil re(y at the places hei i-multo.-dealrnatcd, to nit t Thettcemeu tf the boronxh of Lehlchton will hod their o cctlon at tbe pnblonoiuoot , V. ttaudeubni-a, lu aald borongrt. The freemen realdii gla thut pait of Uanka townsi'lfr known aa Ihe Audcnroid d.atnct will hold their election at the school hoiue In Au. denreld t the freemen re-ildlng lit that part oi Ilana towns'Jlp kpowa as tne nearer Me.dow CUtl let, ahall ho d their olecllou at the bcIi-kji house at .Levieton, lu ald township. Tee frecmon of tbo townablp ot East Teun will bold llie.r electtou nt tbe public house ef Penrose Georgo.ia paid townsiilp The froemen of tbe townsh.p of jAiwer low menalna will bold their election at the pubi c house of Lewlt QrelT. in aid township. The trecmen i.l the township ot Franklin will hold their election at ihe publio house ot Ed. ward Ruber, in taia tonuhlp. The freemen of the towiuhlp ct Lausanne will hold llielr election .i the female school houe at Back fountain, IB .aid townablp. Tbe freemen of thetuwutbli, ol Lehtga will hold ibotr el ctlon in the school houso lu Roclc poit. in said township. The freemen of the borough of Weatherlr will hold their e'ectlon at the publlo house oi O Kelier, lu aald boiouab. The freemen of the tlrat ward of the borough of Mauch chunk will bold their election at tbe pibho house jif Nathan Klott, la said bor, ougb. Toe freomen ot the second waid ol the bor. usb of A.auo.i Chuua nili hold tbolr election at tbe public houte oIFredorlok. Stabl, iu aald boroaitb. The freemen of East llaucb caunk will hold theirelectlon at the publlo bouse ot Chrt- topher Cartas, lu sald'ourougb. Thefieemeo o the township ot Mahoulnjc will hold then elecioa at the publlo bousa of Tbouiptou MeDaulel, in fa.o township. The freemen ol thetownihipot Pena Poreat will hold their election at tho puaiio house ol Knot Koch, lu aald townablp. Tbe freemen of tbe town.hlp ol Upper Towa. mentlng will hold tbelr election at the pub.le house of John II. Weiss, In said township. the freemen of the towushlp ol Packer will hold their election at the publio house ef Peter llartx. ol atia towntbtp. The treemea ot that part ot the township ot Mauch Chunk residing wlthla tbe Summit Hill dlitrict will hold their election at the town hall In Ihe village ot summit Hill. Toe freemen ol that part ol the towoohtp ol Uauch Cauuk residing wllhm the Nesquetion. log district will hold their e.ecttoo at the publlo house of Patrick McKeona, lu the vluaae ot Nesquehoning. The lie. men teaiaing in mat part oi Kidder townah p knoanasthe noatii district will hold their election at the publlo house ol Paul Kac hard, la a.lit towush'p. Tne freemen lealdlug In that part of Kdder township known aa tbe .North district will hold their election In tbe school houae at Jliwge port in aald towushlp. The treemea ol Ihe borough of Parryvlue will hold i heir election at the public houae of Jaceb Bcbwai it, la MldDorougb. The freemeu reslOIng in the election district ef pacaeitoa will bold their election at tho pub lie houae oX Geotge Uavau In aaid dl-trict. Tue freemea realding la tae election dutilot ol Lanalord wid ho.d their e.eciloa at the pab- Uo hutue ot George Kvane, lu said borough. Tbo f iceman ot the borough ot We.atport will hold the r election at tbe publlo houae ol It. H. Everett, lu that borough I alao cuke known and give no tee, at la and b tbe iSth secllou ol the atoreaalil act I am duecte.1. that "every puraon eiceptlur Ji'tice, ol tbe peace, who aball hold any ornce or ap pointment of profit or trust uuder the Oovero- moot ol the Uvlted 9 la tea or ot toe mate or any city or incorporated tilttr.ct, whether no ulet-oned omeer or olberwi-a a tuoordioala o racer, or agral, wbo Is or ahall be employed under the legislative, judiciary or eieoutlve deparimentof thltHtaleor the United Biatea, or ot any city or Incorporated district, and alao that every member ot Co a great and the Bute Leglaltture. and tbe aeleet and common ooun. oil i.f any city. oommUaloaer of any Incorporat ed diairlet, is by law Incapable ot holding or ezerelaing at the same time the oOoe or ap pointment of lodge, lapector or clerk of any election ot tola common wealtn, andthatBoln- tpector or Jodge, or any other oOcer of any tueh electloo, ahall be eligible to any office then to be voted tor. Act ot Mlh, June. 1974 And ail electloBt hereafter held under the laws ot in a Commonwealth, the polls ahall bs opened at aevea o'clock a. in., and closed at seven o'clock, p. m. Olvea under my hand at If each Chnnk. the tltn dayol Htptumbcr, A. D. ojs thootand eight hundred and eighty one, ana ot the lode- peodeuca ot tbe United btatee tas ins bus. OredaBd sizta. TH0HA8 KOONS, Bher.S. Seat.Jt.lMl. o c jm j o o O HARDWARE Store Iu Alleiitown9 Where you can buy anything usually kept tn a Qrst-clsss Ilsrdware Store at BOTTOM CASH PRICES T Razors, Fine Cutlery & Shears, fully Warrantefl. SCISSORS AND RAZORS GROUND AT SHORT NOTICE. Guns! Guns! Guns! :rLwrD.fe.or,; ever and satisfaction guaranteed. AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED South Bend Chilled Plows, (Every Plow given on Triel snd 'Warranted.) Persons visiting Allentnwn by Rail will find this the most convenient place to buy, as it it nearest tbe Railroad Depots. A call solicited. Respectfully, (SIGN OF THE DIG GUN,) 606 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa. September zim, lBSi-yi Mendelsson Fino oiap9y Will make, for the next 60 days only, a Grand Offer of PIAMS ASM OROA!.. 850 q uare Grand Piano for only $245 ! QTVT 17 11 Magnlflcent rosewood easeelegantly finished S STnmos. 1.3 Oct ateS. full LJXJ ua patent cantante agraues, our new patent overstruna; scale, beautiful carved legs and lyre, heavy terpentine and large fancy tnonldlag round care, lull Iron Frame, French Urand Action, Grand Hammers, In fact every Improvement which can In any way .VUV. IV . 1. U J.l. 1 I.VMVU V. .U, IUBII UlUCUk U.I SS-OuR rmcs von this imstuxbkt boxkd abd deli vanED OM noABD OAne tto J K flfl at New Youk, with tike Piahu Cover. Stool amd Uoos, omlt fW.UU This X'lano will ba sent on test trial. Please tend reference If vou do not send monev with order, Cash sent with order will be refunded lauui. uu,ju.... ic)i(csuicu iu miiu niiTuriiicuicuu iuuuibuui ui uae. ocnu lor uaia logue. .Every Instrument fully Warranted for five years. TT AT AC! 1M to 410.1 (with Stool, lover and Book). All atrlotly First-class Jr I All II Q and sold at wholksale faotorv prices. These Pianos made ne or the finest displays at the Centennial Exhibition, and were nnanlmuualy re commended for the Highest Hokors. The Squares, rontaln our New patent Srale, Iho greatest Improvement In the history of Piano making. The new patent acalo Uprights are Ibe File AST sr Asiehiua. Posltltely we make the finest Uprlalit I'lnnos, ol the richest tone and greatest durability. T ey a ro recommended by the highest tnusle.il authorities In the country. I'vor 14,000 In uso, and wrr nrcx dibaatisinkd rtJnciiASKn. All Pianos and Orleans sent on 15 days' test trial freight fret U untatUfactory. Don't Tall to write us before buy. lug. Positively we offer the best bAricalns - Piano Catalogue mailed free,. Handsome Hint irated and Descriptive Piano Catalogue or M pages mailed for So. stamp, livery Piano lu.ll warranted fur 6 years. JUBILEE ORGANS c:Wtss t uuaajuij vJLKajiXj.A.v KJ lbo hlndJl11(.(t, tBsilcst and sweetest toned Parlor Organ ever offered the mnslcal public. It contains Five Octavks, Five sets oflteetls. viz: Melodla. Celeste. Dlaunson. ub-llnss and Utlesttna. Alio Fifteen Utauli- ful Slope, as follows, viz: Mi ludln, (jelcste, (a iiuicei, luciouia-rorto. ueieate-rone, r.xpreaaioo, i reoic.vouicr, i.eienna. uaaa.i;oupier. Grand Organ, (which tlironsou tho entire power ol the Instrument.) UIght Knee Stop and Swell. Left Knee Stop and Urand Swell. Height, 70 In.; LcriKlh, 47 in.; Width, 21 In., Weli-hl, toxed. 3(0 the. The case is of solid walnut, veneered with choice woods, ami Is ol an entirely now and beautiful design, elabor.ttety carved, with pnnels, tnuale closet, lamp stand, fretwork, &o, all olegatitly finished. 1'osaessea all tin latest and best Improvements, with great power, depth, brilliancy and sympathetic quality or tono. Oeautlltil solo-effects and perfect stop action. Regular retail price &273. Our xsholeiale net cath. prtce to have It intra ducrd, with siool and book, only 87 iif one organ sold sells o.hers. Positively do devia. tion in rnu:E. No payment required until you have fully tested the organ In yonronn home. We send all Organ on li dnyt tetltri at and pay froight both ways if Instrument Is not as represented. Positively, our e'rgans contain no "Uogus1 sets of heeds, or -Dummy" stuns, as ilo 11 any other'. We make no mla-eurcsentaiions, and guarantee honest and fair denlinii, or no sale. Fully warranted tor o ears. etc. iivsnae.ooo sold, asd evluv ukoait uai aivKHTita tullkbt batisitactioh. urgan Catalogue mailed Ireo. Factory and Wahvuocns, 67th St., and 10th Are. QTT-p-ptp TtfTTOTp at one-third price. Catalogne of 3 00 choice pieces sent forso, OliJjJJl. MUOIU stamp. This Catalogue Includes most ur the popular inuilo o tbo day and every variety of musical composition, by the best authors. Address, JaKXDELSSIION riA.N0 CO., r. 0. llox 2058, New York CHjr. July -mo. IS 3"? a! a . mm h5ao0 a. .a--o V, 8 5- ff 3 aa 95 rails? Srs satatsa ' may I-vl JF YOU AUE IS NEED OP ciiOTBLinro, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, or, Gents' Furnishing Goods GO TO CLAUSS& BROTHER TIIK rOPOLAU Merchant Tailors, Bank Street, Lehighton. PIIIOES VERY LOW lt)K OASII. The publlo patronage solicited. Jalyl-tf E. F. LUCKENBACII, Two Doors Below the " Broadway Houae MAUCH CHUNK, PA. Dealer in all Patterns of Plain and Fine) Wall Papers, Window Shadeb, Paints & Painters' upplieB, slowest CAen rnicEa. flOOO IEEWARB For any eaae Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer, ated or Protruding PII.K3 that Dalliao's Flt.a KtKsnv falls to cure. Prepared by J. P. Miller. M. n..ms Arch street. Phlla.. Pa. Hone otnvtxe uilkoul kil limeture. Send for circular. All druggists or general ttoret hive It or will set It for yon 1. Sold In iMhlgbton by A. J. Burling, drugxut. aug. IS am ProenreA for mil totdlerl disabled In the TJ. S. ttrvlce from any eansa, also for helrt of de ceased soldiers. The slightest disability en. titles to Tension. PKNSIUNS 1NOKEAB ED. Bounty and new discharges procured. ihlnr. should aend two scant at am Da for our 'circular ot Information." Address, with stamps, Stoddabt k Co., Solicitors ofi tiiajinf ana r-Aienia. ivaiamnga. u. u. uki Wssaa. gas !aS2lp It I Ili-:!!!! mm sc:SSri1 JalylaV-wA, i t r CD J CD 55" G,U .UW1. and freight charges. paid by us both ways If charming slop,l Diapason, Svb.Batef Echo, Olher styles (36, jio, SI.7, 5, S7 s $7i. SS. M. HCILnAN & CO., BANE STREET. Lohighton, Fa. UttXERH and Dcalera In Flourfe Feed. All Kind' of O RAIN BOUOTITnnrt SOLD El 11EOUI.AK MAKKKT JtiTEb. We would, alao, leaoecttully Intorm onrclti aena that we are now fully prepared to uUI 1-I.y them with IScst f Coal From any Mine desired at VERY LOWEST PRICES. IS. HEILMAN & ,6'0. July 53. DANIEL WIEAND, Carriages,Wagons.Sleigh8,&c OOBNXB OS BANK AND IRON STItEETS, LEIIIOUTON. Penna., Particular attention given to REPAIRING In all Ita details, at the very Lowest Prices. Patronage respectfully solicited sad perfect Dee s, 1179-yi UAn, wieand p0U PASUIONABLE DltESS GOODS, Dress and Trimming Silks, Dress Trimmings, Dry Goods, NOTIONS, Groceries, Provisions, Glass & Queensware. Standard Silver "Ware, &c, Call at tbe Popular ONE PBIUE Store of E. H. SNYDER, HANK St., Leblghton. aplt-m VASSAR COLLEGE, ; ruuuuaniirslE, . X. FOlt TUE LIBERAL. EDUOATION Of wuhkh, tuaaalnatloni forentranee,t)tpt. i latu. usikiokuh emfc uo KDDiiomiioB 10 Vfm. yr-, tk eian, ntgifar T HE S LATIN UTOR PLANINO MILL AHD Cabinet Ware Factory, AT SLATINQTON. JOHN BALLIET, Propr., DeUaln alt kinds and alias ef Pins, Rsmleek Oak and Hard Wooa Lumber, ana ,1a now ne pared to execute any mount of orders for DressoD LumboE OF ALL) KINDS. Doors, Sashes, Blinds, 8hatteiVa Mouldings, Cabinet Ware, Act With rroinptnest. Brackets Made to Orders The Machinery la all new and of the best ana most Improved kinds. I employ none bat the nest workmen, uae well seaaonad and rood taa tcrlal, and am theisloro able to gaarantee entire aatislactlon to all who may favor ma with a calL Ordera ov nail promptly attended to. My charKOt are moderate) terms cash, or Uteres! charged alter thirty oaya. OIVB mFa. CALL. CP" Those enraged In yjmldlngwlll find lit their advantace to have Pldlnz, Floor AToards Doora, sashes, shutters, Ao., p aide at thl Kactory. May JOnN BALLIKT. THE BEST0F COAL. The undersigned la now prepared to tupply tbe very best L.A.TT1NER COAL, at the fol. lowing LOW riUOES FOR CASH I Dellv'd. No. 3 Chestnut, by the ear H T No. 1 f lhestnut, by the ear S TS Stove, by the car 4 00 By the singleton, 26 cents per ton additional J. L. G AB E L , Dealer in General Hardware, &c., Opposite the Pnblio Square, BANK STREET, LEU IQn J ON, PA. nov.ss.tsri MILTON A. WEISS, CARRIAGE BUILDER, Bank Street, Leliighton. REPAIRING (If all derenptton promptly attended to at the tnn.t ...mnuhl. .!,.. ATir- All Work guaranteed, and' patrnnae Is reauectfully solicited, UAn.20.jl HliliiH!" Stands pre-eminent among the great Trank Lines of the treat for being the most direct, quickest, aad safcet Has oonnecuag the great MstropoKa, CHICAOft and itn EAiTisir, NoxTa-BASTXtx, Soctbiut and Borrn Eaitxsx Lixsa, which terminate there, with Kaias Citt, LxAVsrwoavn, Avonisoir, Cockcil Biurrs and Oil asa, the couKxaciAL cxitrxM from which ndltte EVERY LINE OF ROAD that penetrates the Conttnsat from theMlanart Blrer to the Pacific Slope. The Wo, Bod Islani & Pacific Railway It the only Uae from Chlcato owning track lata Kaaaaa. or which, by lit own road, reaches tba polata ahora named. Hotusuiu bv CABaiAsxl NowiHiae) coxaaorioxa! Ho huddling in (U-tenlttaua or aw clMa cart, at every tMUtenoer ii canted innenr, titan and emWdMcT coocAM, vpe fat! ZxprM Day Cass of unrivaled magnificence, PvuiSAtr Palaox Bixmxa Csaa, and oor owa worM-famou Dikimo Cabj. upon which meals are aenred or aa. anrpaaied excelleuce, at the low rata of SrvnTV-yivtl CvaTa saoh, with ample Ume for healthful enjoymest. Thrown Cars between Chicapv 1'eorta. IMiwaixM andUlaaoorlXUverpoioUi and close connacUoattSasl points of Intersection with other roads. We ticket (do fwlerjil lain directly te everyelae ef Importance tn feansaa, Kebraaka, niackftUla, Wyomfni. Utah. Idaho. Nevada, California, Orreon. Waahlniion Territory, Colorado, Arlsoaa aad Sew At liberal arranxementa renrdlag battue U w other line, and rateaot fan aTwayt aa low ucompea. ton, who rurnlth bnt a tithe of the comfort. riogs and taenia of sportsmen .free. . Tick eta, mapa and fold art at all principal ticket eSeat In the United Btates aad Canada. R. R. CABLE, Vies rrtrt aat On. Maaatw. E. ST. JOHN, Gra. Tlit. m4 rM-r Ai Ctal4ft " DIAMOND CATAHRH REMEDY, A Positive. Onre for Catarrh or nil kiticta. It Is InatantanaoBB la KffeeS and fenaanent to Heaalt. caret as uy suae of tlie disease. lias cured cases to tatnMa ibait bones came from the Dose. Br. Kyory'o siamoael catarrh Stoat dr s mild and pieaeant. aUDrdlngimasaelisittt Relief and prompt curs In all cases ofCatarra. laaaeaxa. Hay Peror, Bronealtls. It will remove Polypus and sOectuslly tun) Watery and Pnrulent Discharges from th Bead and Throat, and Foetid, Sickening Ureath: per feetly restore Impaired Smell, Taste and Heannf ; relieve lieadache. Break up Colds la tha Head; Strengthen the Voice and kyea; Purify, Kerala te and Bender Clear and Active every Orgsa of tee Head aad Throat. Price, BO cenit. Br. Bvory'sBlamoad InvlEorater Is a I'erleet Blood Parlflcr, ApixtlsMr aad Itarre Toale. It makes a dellgbtfnl, whole some drink, which Invigorates. Parlatoa and StrsBtrtBeBS the entire system. ror Oenerat Debility, Dyspepels, BUIoasseu. Torpid Liver, Indigestion, Kenralglo aad Bhea mauo ArreeUone, Jaundice, Jlalana, natnlescy. Nausea, Stck Ueadaohe and Kldaey Cosplalaat, It Is Invaluable. Price, CO cents. Br. Kvory's Blaxaond Salve Is a sever. tlta. cure lor Bums, Brulaea, Sores of all kladt, Rait Rheum, Tetter, Blnarwom and Cutaaeosa Eruptions. Price, 20 cents. Ails roar Brarctst for taa as remed ies aad take bo otaer 1 or veil J V a eat free ob receipt of pries. Detcrlpave Pamphlets Free. Address Or. Evory's Dlaskssd Rsasdlss Co., r. a Box wo. im John street, New York. Tffmted AGENTS r AGENTS! AGENTS! JOirN B. COUGH'S bran new book, catltlcd SUNLIGHTam SHADOW k th hit chance offered to voa lit Scenes are drawn Iroro the biijht and tladf iuk ct iff, portraytd t oohf John B. Gongh c&a portray them. ThU rraW wmlt nifr UijSrd timtHMuUJ-U the " boomins ' WA fer mrtmto. tuxl OuUdlioff all others Urn U TU tkrfrik& tAtmmmdXt now in prss. Its iiumeoH sa w been Biads entirely by sxtive canvuscrt. No other book com (wet with it for quick sod profiubU returns. We art starting more agents now than ever before, and we be bcTe the sale oi this book 01 reach On JfmnJrtd TktMUuut Cout m tht wxtfcm tmniu We want tooo more aenia at once, to SBprJr thU rrand book to the tboiiftands who are waltlnx lor U. Kemeinber the sale Is fxfy v ctmrndncmg, Tbbnok is entirely new and wj tftk trrUrjt w mem cir Agents, mm is ramr time U mM m4ft. aiid al tbA same time uixtilal a tr Jl rU-li4 Jf- Ss cio3rreTetrii8ndTcrrSrxjsvlTer fwadftst or laret eimilatT comainine f uU rtartkoUrt, A4mmm A. V, WfrKTif inotoh ft Co 4 ruUkbm, Willi 1 I,X
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