loMSTlioiiias,mr:ithtl:eK
' Nos. 0 unci 10 Mc
plce4 to how It to our townsmen who
may be in that city, or na.ke advertising
contract, at lowest cash rate
to (Buxton &&wmte.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1881.
Local and Personal.
The druggist who ht.ll.let now !i Iml
for th winter. lie ahouM illnj together
torn tweet oil and licorlsa.nd bring out
hit cough cure at once. Dr. Bull'a Cough
Syrup dott not py him enough profit.
Riffling nd hooting mtlchet for tur-
k.yt are now in full play.
We bare the mctt quiet printer in the
county he it a mCtkI
8- Ho akatlng in December, it what the
Uw Jersey weather prophet tayt, and eve
rybudy wliothlnUtofthat new pair of skates
he axpecla for a Christina, preaent, will ho
(hat the New Jersey man don't know any
Uiiox.almut it. How erer that may tie, the
Hew Hardware 8tore, 60(1 Hamilton ttreet,
AIlciHiiwti, Pu., it 'he best place to buy the
tkatea. Tho Ice will come by and bye. All
kinds hardware cheap I
.The reunion of the Fifty third and One-hundred-and-thirty
first Regiments ofPenn
aylrania Volunteers took place Tuesday at
Milton.
Franklin J Schick, 55 yean old, mar
ket clerk ol South BethlehemTuesday mm
mitled suicide by hanging, while tempor
arily insane.
jasT" Before ordering your fall and winter
suits and overcoats, ynu should nut fail to
drop into the Post O'ffice buildnig, in this
borough, and examine the new and elegant
assortment of latest novelties in cloths,
eaaiiinerea, suitings and overcoatings now
opening, and which the undersigned is pre
pared to make up in the very latest style
and most durable manner at prices fully as
low as the same material and workmanship
can be nbtaiued elsewhere. Call aud be
convinced.
Respectfully,
II. II. Prtkrs, Agent,
P. 0. Building, Lehighton, Venn's.
The Slatingtcn Iltflcj are making pre
parations for holding a fair.
The old jail property in Eastnn was
lately asld to a Freemansburg man for $16,
500. a0 The Enterprise Sausage Bluffer and
Lard Press combiod is acknowledged the
best. Meat Cutters of various kinds, also
Scale lira ins to get the correct weight of
your nogs, cheap at trie mew iiaruwan-
tjtore, BUB Hamilton street, Allentown, ra
All. kinds or hardware. tf
The year 188J enters on Sunday and
closes on Sunday, making fifty-three Sun
dth in fifty.lwo weeks.
The No. 1 furnace of the Thomas Iron
'Works at Ilokendauqtia, after a thorough
repairing, was lighted tip last week.
&Sutfyou wanta nice smooth,easy shave
your hair cut or shampooing, go to Frunz
Ueederer's Saloon, under the Exchange Ho
tel. He will fix you right, and don't you
forget it.,
Governor Iloyt said in a recent public
address that there are 3000 children between
12 and 10 years of age in the almshouses in
this Stale. They are in constant contact
with pauperism, having no opportunity to
rise or develop self-resjiect, and readily be
come criminals. The law should stop this,
Abram Katr, of New York, a dealer in
tinware, was struck by the engine ol strain
on the Lehigh Valley Railroad at White
Haven on Saturday night, and killed.
L-Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and silver
warn lr sals, ami repairing ilone at Uaga
man's Store, Weissport. 25-yI.
fcfi-Smoke"The Hound Head Cigars
the best 5 cut cijar in town. Try them.
f or sale by J. W. ilaudetibush, at the "Car-,
Don House." 31 tf.
As if the small-pox contagion were not
enough, the measles have now broken out
among the juveniles of Allentown. A great
isany cases prevail, and until fully devel
oped parents are kept in great alarm as to
whether the sickness is going to bring forth
amall-pox or measles.
SfW. invite the attention of our read
era to the advertisement of tho Buckeye
MTg Co., Marion, Ohio, in another column.
They offer rare inducements to earn an
henet living.
II you propose taking your lady love
for a ride during the holidays, don't you
forget that David Ebbert, at his livery on
North street, this borough, can supply you
with a splendid turnout for very little cash.
. f For Holiday goods of elaborate de.
algn and elegance of finish, you should call
at the drug store of Dr. C. T. Horn, in
Leuekel't block. It will be a pleasure for
the Dr. to show you his stock whether you
purchase or not.
Christmas day next Sunday week. Ac-
cording to the laws of this Stste Monday,
the 20th, will be a legal holiday, and the
banks and other public institutions will he
closed; so if you have a note due on the
th, you mutt see to Hon Saturday, 24th
lost.
a-BEAUT!FUL. the stock of Holiday
Goods at E. F. Ltickenhach's, Broadway,
Mauch Chunk. Booka for all kinds of peo
pie, toys rorlittlechildren and big children,
pocket books, albums, and in fact something
of every kind people are likely to want
aoout tna notiday season, rrices very low,
The Hatleton Daily DulMin, of laet
Mooday, very pertly asks," How do you
like us today?" Well, friend Sam, after
turning you over and viewing the vast im
provements msde In the size and appca ranee
ortke-JJuHetia, we most heartily rongralu
lata you on this marked evidence of your
success. Go on and prosper.
JEM- Persont from IWileliton and vlein
Ity, visiting Allentown by rail will find the
Haw Hardware store, DOB Hamilton street,
tba most convenient place to buy, as it is
nearest the Railroad depots. A large line
ot go. "is for a substantial Christinas present
to select from. All kinds of hardware. Low
prices and fair dealing is our rule.
Respectfully,
Axthoxt A EaBKCXI,
2 Allentown. Pa.
Oor streets are in a terribly muddy con
dition, ou accmintof the recent rains
Interesting news items are just about
as scarce as ben'a teeth.
Onr public tthooli wilt close next Fri
day for the holidays. They will re-open on
Tuesdsy, January 3d.
teB- If Yu have a cold orcouh of any
kind, buy a bottle of Hill's Tce-rlest Couch
Syrup at Dr. C. T. Horn's drug store. Use
it ail, and if not satisfied return tha empty
bottle aod he will relund your inonev. He
also sails Peerless Worm Specific and Hill's
Worm Drops on Ihe tame terms. No cure,
So pay. 4-y
The Allentown Democrat, unlike soma
other newspspers, publishes the actual farts
about the smsll pox in Allentown, just as it
would any other item of news, ao that the
country people may know about it. We
hear of new eaaea almost every day, and
among those ill with lha malady the fatal!
ty it large, there having been four death
00 Saturday, and eix or eight since our last
Issue. But the disease is found only in by
atresia and alleys, and not in the hetelt tnd
tmataeas thoroughfares. Itexistaon fiordon
on Liberty, on South Fifthn North Eighth,
Jfeirth Ninth, Walnut above Eighth. North
Penn, Turner near Fourth, and on various
alleys, but in the business center and among
the business public it is not to be found. U
it not better to tall the country people all
about the small-pox than to keep the truth
from them 7
ANEW PREMIUM!
We have just received a limited tup
ply or a new work entitled "A Tbooaand
FhcIb" with a Memornudum Calendar for
1882, whlrh we are preeeutlng trjsub
(cribera who pay $1.00 in advance for the
Cabbox Advocate. Tour choice of thin
or "Kendall, lion and hia Diseasei."
Pay promptly and get the premium I
flgpTThose or our subscrib
ers getting the Advocate
through the mail will please
refer to. tho direction tab, note
their indebtedness, and remit
the amount. In all cases
whore we have to send bills
$1.25 will be charged to cover
expenses of postage, etc.
.Every watch sola at E. II. Hobl's,
Mauch Chunk, sella another.
The Bangor 8lale Quarry Coru'y, for a
three-fifths interest in which the Lehigh
Navigation Company paid $100,000, had a
surplus of tlOO.tlOO, which was divided a
mong the old stockholders lour in number.
The company is to be reorganised tinder the
name of the Old Bangor Slate Company,
with a paid up capital ol $250,000. Tile
old stockholders, fourin nninber.get $20,000
each out of the surplus fund, realize $20,000
each on the sale, get $20,000 each of the full
paid up slock of the new company, end have
Irawn $3000 annually in dividends for 12
years, the time ol the existence of the com
pany. This makes$96,000 inch rvalixed on
an investment of $0000.
X5rlf you can't tret what vou want at
E. II. Hi. hl's Mauch Chuuk, there it no uts
going further.
Freddie, the youngest ton of Mr. and
Mrs. II. I. Cooper, of Parryville, died on
Saturday last, and was buried on Tuesday
afternoon.
SS, CllHISTUAS AXKOCNCItMKXT I W
have a large variety of gnodasuituhleforliie
Holiday Trade, that are useful as well as
ornamental Guns anil Srtlng Goody,
silver rialed Ware, hn Ivory Handle
Knives, Carvers, Steel,-, Ac. Ac Call at the
New Hardware Store, (SOS Hamilton street,
Allentown, before buying your Christmas
presents, aud save money. 2
The willow tree standing on the pave
ment in front of Dr. C. S. German's real
dence was felled on Wednesday last. So
passes away the old landmarks. You will
run your nose against that tree no more on
durk nights.
iJ-Beautiful gold rings, tiraclets, pins,
ear-ring neck chains, lockets, Ac, at E. II.
Hold's, Mauch Chunk.
For the week ending on the 9lh iml.,
there were 104,(91 tons of coal shipped over
the L. .t d. rsilroad, making a total for Ibe
season of 4,304,857 tons, showing an in
crease of 050,533 tons as compared with the
tame date last year.
To Puni.iSBKRt Those in want of a
good and industrious compositor, guaran
teeing hi in a permanent situation, and who
does not care as to wages, will please send
postal-card to Jortx Hit,.,
LnmouTOX, Pa. Carbon Advocate
Very .fashionable just now Heuvy
colds:
fS-Jewelry, Jewelry, you will find the
Original Cheap Cash Store bas a large as
sortment of jewelry adapted for the holiday
trade.
One of our exchanget very truthfully
remarka, that to make a town prosperous
everything possible should be purchased in
it and in this way money will circulate
amongst us, going from one to another,
instead of cutering the pockets of the rich
merchants of the eastern cities, never to
return again. We have entered upon the
oliday trade when thousands of dollars
will be expended, and it is to be hoped that
one and all of our people will forego pur
chasing in the cities, and give our town
merchunts that supiort which they merit
as citizens and men whu have Invented
their capital in our midst. Not.nt course,
forgetting those who advertise liberally in
their home paper, for audi men can always
be depended upon for honest denting.
touFor a useful nreeeut fine cold or
fiiver which-,, see ll. limit's ntw slkk
Susquehanna street, Mauch Chunk.
To-murrow (Similar) morning, -it 10
o'clock, Rev. A. J. O. Dubbt, of Allentown,
ill preach in the Reformat! Churah, Weiss-
port, in the German language, and at 7
o clock p. in., Rev Then. Appel, D. P., of
Lancaster city, will preach in English,
All are invited to hear them.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
has declared a quarterly dividend of IJ
per cent., payable Jam 16.
Patrick Barrett, a miner, w.is so badly
burned by an explosion of gas in Ihe Sugar
Notch mines, near Wilkesbarre, Wednesday,
that be (tied before reaching home.
JHj-inc Holiday trade is immense, an
says ii. iinni, oi iuaucn Chunk.
John Turner and John Deiti, employed
at the Prospect mines, near Wilkesbaire,
were horribly burned Wednesday bv an ex
plosion of gui. Turner toon died and Deitz
it not expected to live.
&3f Beautiful cold and silver watches at
ll. Honrs, Mauch Chunk.
The verdict of the Fayette county In rv,
finding Pat Dolon guilty of inur.l.'r in the
second decree Inr the murder of Miiurioe
Haaly, la severely censured. Doloii is either
an innocent man or guilty of murder in the
first degree.
;ti Reader, if vou want to rave nmin.
-c a.i it- ju utrau mi e,. it, lioiii s.MaUCII
Chunk, and see bis elegant stock and learn
un jiricrs.
2&Mr. D. 8. Bock haa mat mienrd
watch making and jewelry eelablialimcut
in Quart's buildiug. this boroueh. and
invites a share uf nitmaoa. Km his
advertisement in to Jay's uanernd cive
uiiii a can.
-The Lehlghtou Evang-liral Sunday.
School will have It Cbristmss entertain.
msnt on Christmas Eve, Saturday, Decern
lr 24, The exercises will consist of si tie
ing, declamations, dialogues tnd candy
distribution.
ten. When in search nf holiday roods, do
not pass by the Original Cheap Cash Siore,
as you willfiod a full line of goods auiul.lv
lor presents.
-Presiding Elder, C. R Fhr, will
preach in the Mahoning Valley Evaiieelica
Chuich on Saturday eveuing, December
24tb, (Cnrlstmaa Eve).
Preaching in the Lrhighton Evancali
cat Church to-morrow (8unday) at 10 a.m,
and 7 p.m. Morning subject i "A M
riage in Heaven." Evening subject :-
"Gad Searching with Lanterns for Men.1
All are welcome.
Cure far Btsanllpex.
A correspondent of the Liverpool Mer
cury writes 1 1 am wjllinr to risk mv renu.
talienaaa public man if the worst case of
smallpox cannot be affeclaallv cured i
three days, simply by cream or tartar. Thit
is the sura and nevar.failing remedri One
ounce orereemoftartar dissolved In a pint
oi wining water, to be drank when odd, a
soon intervals. It can be taken
tim. ., I. - .,. 3
Mm., and is a preventive at well .. a curt -
tlve. Hit known U have cured In tbout-
ends of casts without a failure. It never
leaves , m.rk, and never cause. Umdu,...
and alwtyt prev.nU tedious ling.ring.
From the County Seat
On last Saturday morning
We were grnallv delighted
To eee the New Market House,
So brilliantly lighted.
For all things conaidered,
It was a pleasing tight
To see everything appear
So pleasant and bright.
For convenience and comfort,
Not so easily outdone.
A fact freely conceded
By almost eVerv one.
The butchers behind their stalls,
In livery complete,
With ssussges and puddiugs,
And fine savory meat.
The only grumbling we heard,
Was made by thoae who buy,
6svlng aa they pasrtd along.
That things were much too high.
As concerning their prices,
We'll have no more 'a say,
Providing someone will send ut
A turkey for Christmas Day.
Tho cord that sweetly binds Con-curd,
The up tbat is easy and quick Hick
up.
-i-The pole that Uvea and moves Tad
Kle. The mile that is very short and bitter
Calllo-nillo.
The nap that is dangerous and dreaded
Kid-nap.
The pit that is honorable and desirable
Pul-pit.
The bug that is the most detectable -Hum-bug.
The route now very notorj. us Star
Route.
The net iimt datigvrous to fool with
Hor-net.
The largest vial in use Bass-viol.
Toe bats universally coveted Ding
bats The licks that are received with pleas
ure Spondu-llcks.
Thecoma that is most welcome In
come. The lock that fastens for life Wed
lock. The thrift that usually ends in povcr.
ty Spend-thrifl.
Tho tune universally admired For
tune. We advise those who enjoy a cold and
airy carriage rida to take c short trip into
Penn Forest township, providing they are
blest with extraordinary patience.
A substantial Hag pavement 77 feet in
length has been laid on the south and east
aide of Judge Leisenrin't premises in this
borough. A valuable and important im
provement, and will, no dubt, be appreci
ated by the people of tint and East Mauch
Chunk borough.
Kemerer A Stroh are still in the Insur
ance business, and a. I those desiring to in'
vest their money in this direction, can safe
ly do so by calling on either Kemerer or
Stroh.
A sociable hop, by tome of our light
footed citizens, was held at the American
House on last Wednesday evening; par
ticulars not known, but judging from the
inclemency of the weather, we opine that it
was rather a slim affair.
May Roberts and the Sterling Comedy
Company design playing Hazle Kirk and
the Banker's Daughter In Oak Hall, on Fri-
ay and Satunlaf evenings of this week.
Those wishing to purchase a first class
organ at s fair price, on good and leason
ble terms can be accommodated by Prof.
W. Vananda, of thit borough.
Rumor taya that James Zellner, photo
grapher, of this place, has or toon will leave
for the South, to be absent two or three
months' for the purpose of taking Southern
viewt for C. F. Schueur. proprietor of the
Switch-Back Bazar, at the Mansion House.
Wm. F. Yarrington, late civil engineer
for the L. C. i Nuy. Co..l-lt several mouths
ago for the west where he accepted a posi
tion on tho Rio Grande Railroad. Ho in
tends returning some time next week, and
wilt resume his former imsition.
H.J. Woodring, who went west about
six months ago returned home nn last Sat
urday, and will remain here during the
winter.
-Miss Annie Hurtman.one of ilie mem
Iters of the family of Judge 11. B Packer,
h has been ah-nt in Europe lor the tail
seven months, srrived home on last Sjlur
day ev, nine, to Ihejoy of her many friends.
Francis Sharkey, oldest ton uf Patrick
Sharkey, nVo'd, who hot been attending
college in Dublin, Ireland, for Ihe past 4 or
5 yesra returned home on Tuesdny night to
the argeeable surprise of his friends.
WeUxporl Ilenitt.
--Limited -newt.
Rumor says that the subjects ol gravis
yard insurance of this place have beei a)
most daily in communica'.inn with Harri
burgince thecoininulesare being oniull
ed to dissolve. The agent at Big Creek ap
pears daily on horseback for information I
-A Polar bear, while exhibiting here.
was petted by W. C. Keck, and In return
madea disastrous grasp, givinr Keck barely
time to escape. Hereafter, pet Iambi onlv
Our friend, O. 8 Weiss, was 'n town,
and presented tracts, entitled "If I die tn.
night, where shall I siieiid eternity t" We
hoie some gixvl may thereby he arcom
plished. There it loom for moral Improve
ment here.
The members nf the Evangelical Sab
bath-School meet once a week (Saturday
evenings), for mutual iinnrovement in
tinging, and it hat a very beneficial effect
On Sunday morning next, Rer. Mr,
Dubbs will preach in the Reformed Church.
English preaching in the evening. All are
cordially Invited tn attend. lac.
Wild Creek Itcnaa.
A large crowd were In attendance at
Ihe pmtreded meeting at Big Creek on Sun
day evening last.
-Mrs. 8mllb, of Trarhsville, who hi
been unwell for some weeks pt, left last
Tuesday on a visit to relations at 1'i.rkerton
Samuel Kibler, of Beer's valley, was
busy a few days ago hauling a I of Ion,
belonging t., John II. Wei,,, r0i Kibler's
mill to Distler mill.
Robert Greene, ao far Ibis season, has
raptured four foxes. Lucky,
Miss Elleu J. Kern, of Slatingtnn, Is on
a visit tn friends and relatives here.
Adam Gaorge left here a few days ago,
In search of employment.
John C. Distler, of Lehighton, and M
A. Fegley, of Mauch Chunk, were visiting
here last week. Otaou.
Call atstd Suortiaif Oiwdsv.
We know what it it to overcome our littl
prejudice! and how hard it is, after a place
gets the name of being high priced, to get
people to come back even though there is
change of proprietors. Tbat we haye sold
75 guns thit season we think sufficient proof
that our way of dealing ia satisfactory and
priest reasonable. Our customers are satis
Had and come again they tell their friendt
and tbey coma and buy. We stand by every
aale wr make and me.n to do the very best
nr our customers. Auaoiuie lann.uiuast by
both partiea the basis or all transactions
1 All kinds of hardware and sporting good,
cbesp. lUsi-rfully your,
I Axthoxt Eurcxt,
I town. Pa. '
rtiea the basis of all transactions.
turn twit Hill and Neighborhood.
The following items are clipped' from the
eolumnt of Ihe Ittcord, of the 10th lust f
Bomxit Ifll.L.
A' colleetlon l helm taken un through
tbo Companv'a office for the widows of
IJaniel and John Uavit, wno were uurncu
with gat tn No. 4 recently. The workmen
contributed liberally.
The Water Company are taking lime by
the forelocks and pntting aahea around the
ttreet hydrants to prevent heeaing when the
thermometer takes a notion to-come dowu
In Ihe world. '
Baltzer Fink it going tn efeeta-shop In
town, in which to carry nte bltcksiieitlung,
hiving left the Lansford shopa where he was
foreman, on account of Ihe low wages. The
business ieople ol the Hill should give bun
a grind aii Tt aa lie is a No. I workman.
Prayera were offered in the Cattxdie
Church no Sunday last, ,'or the happy re
pose of the soul of Philip McLaughlin.
Many were at a loss to undersumd who tins
Phllin xrel..n,hlin . Ha was formerly
a resident ol Back street, and a brother of
Barney McLaughlin, of Nn. 0. He died in
the hospital at Philadelphia.
On Wednesday evening nf last weei"
sirs. Evan Evun, Mrs. William Morgan
and Mrs. Morgan Morgans, beaded a party
nf some thirty-five ladles who got up a do
nation gathering for tho benefit of Mrs.
Margaret Evans, nn White street. The al
ia ir was a succefs flmiii' ially aud socially.
Between dry coods.groi'e.-ios and ready cash,
Mit. E. reiei il about llilily ilollare.
Summit Hill was the scene ol' a din
graceful rumpus on Sunday night taut, in
which David Bunion, of Neeqiirhonttig.ivRS
stni'-k in the face with a b- erulass while he
and Aumn Davla.of Summit Hill were try
ing to I'oitc tneir way into Simon Andls
ner's saloon. 'J he lower panels of the dmr
had already l,eeu ktiwkiii In bv these -uen.
On Monday morning Buirtoii journeyed to
Mauch Chunk and had a tvurriint issued
lor the anekt of the proprietor for selling
liquor on Sunday, and another charging
Barney Sharp, the bartender, with assault
and battery. Both men entered ball.
LsNtroBO.
Tatrick MeNeilus haa relumed home
from tne hospital at Philadelphia.
Mrs. George Wiltinebam presented her
husband with a young son on WcdhemlAy
evening..
Frank Spensler. of Tiiinaquii, employ
ed ns driver on No. 11 bank, was
jatnbed between cars on caturday last and
had his collar hone cracked.
William Williams, lormeily a resident
ot this borough, last Monday uesumed the
liiremaiisbip ot the company inaciune shop
here, succeeding iVallaiti Diiinihcier, whu
eaigucd logo back aa jouuieymaii in the
aatiiesuop.
John Carter, who was recently foreman
in the moulding detriment at ibe ahups
now fills a like position at Williamspori
J. M. Keller bas taken the place ol Mr.
Carter.
Ilaocins no such good luck struck the
luouideia aa an iuereusr ol 30 cents per, day
wtiicli we gavetbcin credit for last week.
They have been promised an increase, but
bow much they have not been able to learn.
Not a lilile difficulty has been experi
enced with the "Wabash," the dtrl-buriitug
engine, during the week in runniug uu" the
track. It eeems the road is not heavy
enough and spreads. These two tiowerful
locomotives are ol a, lot ol twenty eight that
were built by the Baldwin. Locomotive
Works fur the Philadelphia and Reading,
but when the financial panic ol'is occur
red, they were not delivered, and later on
were purchased by the Wabash, bt. Ixmis
ud I'acilic itailroad, who sold them to the
Lebigb Coal 3i Navigation Company. 'J he
weight is 70 tons, aud they will push 110
cart through the tunnel, which it 45 mure
than the ordinary locomotive.
One of our oldest citizens passed away
on Sunday afternoon, iu the person uf Juhn
Sbarpe, at the age of about 50 years. He
had been alllnir. tor years with miners con
sumption, but for brief periods would be
able to get about, yet most nf the time be
was asullercr. Deceased wat a native oi
the Parish of Inniskiel, County Donegal,
Ireland, but tor the past szveart was a rest
dent of Lsnsford,wbere he had many friends
who extend their sympathy to his wtle aud
family in their sore affliction. Six children,
the oldest being tmt'l, years, arn left father
less by his dedtli. The funeral took place
at the old Catholic cemetery on tlia HIM
luuradav atlcrnoon.
NxsqilKKoxixa
On account of a defect in tbo heating
apparatus nf the M. E. Church on Sunday,
the services were Held In the school-House.
While John Buss waa out hunlimi last
week bis gun burst, the lock and iart of the j
uarrei gon.gui pans uuauuwo, ronuiiau;
ly he escaied injury.
Neaouehonlne haa n new physician in
the person of Dr. J. Gillespie, a graduate of
heWew York University: he also pasted a
successlul examihiition before the Board of
Examiners of the Pennsylvania University.
tie bas rented and will niieu all olhce In una
of Klejipinger's building on Monday next.
Martlia, a very tuterestlug little girl
five, years of age, lieloiicing to Jacob Buss,
died ou Monday evening last with enuip,
and was buried in the Protestant cemetery
u Wednesday.
Divid BuH'tnn slaughtered the larseat
p, rker we have heard ol this fall; it tipped
the beam at 575 pounds.
Tom Wntkins and John Jones have
ngreed to stioota pigeon midchnu dalurday,
December J 1st, with Moreen Jenkins as
referee. The match is tied with $10.
,IHi, Tovrnthlu llcmn.
A message receive! from our friend B.
II. Meilzler, whnmnveJ to Maryland a few
days ago, aunnuncet that he reached Mary.
land safe, but was robbed nf about $50 worth
of lha goods ho had in the car. Mr. M,and
his family went with his team, which bik
him four and a ball days and ot $24. The
car arriving before him was robbed.
Amandus Mower has the "boss" thresh
ing machine in this vicinity. It is called
the " Young Chief" it takes the straw up to
the roof of the barn.
The protracted meeting was largely at
tended last Sunday eveuing.
-Mr. Biery, of Indian Creek, Is improv
ing his grist mill ; he hat put in new belts
and a corn breaker.
-Augustus Jacoby, nf Indian Cree, kill
ed a beef that weighed 404 pounds.
-Robert Younr, nf Lehigh township, has
built an addition to bis barn, filly fret long
and 15 feet wide.
-J. II. Merit, of Hokendauqua Creek,
slaughtered a pig weighing 508 pounds. The
largest in Ibis neighborhood.
Nathan Beck and Gideon Frack have
put up a distillery near Dauieltville, and
are busy distilling birch.
Adam Cola it preparing to build t
wagon abed.
Mrs. George Ilower ia very tick and
helpless; doubts are entertained of her re
covery. J(.
Northampton county, Dec. 12.
ftranlltox.
Edith. AnvocAT.t Sir Small pox it
raging and devastating our surrounding
towns, to Ihe north and to the south of us,
are families that are stricken down with
this malady. And .r'e long, who knows,
but that thit contagion, with iu poisonous
exands, may take bold of tome of our peo.
pie aud strike them low, hence th. necessi
ty nf being vaccinated, aud we hope that
every parent, at soon is possible, will attend
to Ibis and see that the children, at wall as
themselves, properly inoculated with cow.
pox or vaccine matter. If we take the past
at a criterion, w. must conclude that Jen.
ner't remedy it the surest preventive tnd
tafegu.nl against this fell and loathaom.
destroyer. And therefore let every man
end woman attend to their own safety by
uting bit remedy. If the people will not
tct In their own behalf, then let th. proper
authuritie. Uk. told of thit tnd push it
with force end precision. Only 20 mllet
distant, at Allentown this loathsome dit-
ail. r..lo , a i. .i.ii.:..-
,V
Marl tfiara. aa tn ,1 . t
and titer, and carrying many a on loan
auLSajm
untimely grave. Again let ut urge ttpon
the people the necessity of being vacclnnaled
aa the surest preventive to the pox. Al o
guard against tramps, forbid them to come
Inside of tbo family circle, because Ihey aie
the medium th rough which the disease Is
spread, even refuse them the lock-up at a
place of shelter. It It known tbat they have
tpread the malady at Allentown, why will
they not bring it Into our midst!
Yours, etc., 0. A. C.
The Conl Tratdc.
The anthracite coal trade for I ho year 1881
is not yet fully made up, but enough is
known t authorise general results, and
warrants the assertion that the aggregate
tonnage will reach fully 25 millions of lon,
an increase nf about 4) millions nf tons on
the- production of last year; and, in the
ojiinion- of those supposed to be best in.
forrscd in the trade, the outlook now is bet
ter for market and lor amount of product
than at any time before In many years. We
do not remember a time before in several
years when the opinion as to the near Iu
lute of Ihe trade wos-morc-in liarniony than
just at present. If fhw winter is imtseveie
the coltjtrics will alt bo nblc to make good
lime, and Ihvre is no reasorr Ur tear Ihul tin
dcmiuili of tic.t year can ntr lie met, oen
ifllny do lench tin" fxlraimliimy fion-a
that have lieen named 30 IlllO.nOtr Ions.
Fioni present indications the. tr.nl WiH be
lelt comparatively free from eomi'liialioio-
or IVuin coercion as to pi ices (JJ to ,"llot
ment nf tonnage. Prices have for fevera'
mouth Kt ruled neaily Meady, mid li e
demand is .ill the time britk. All the lea
lures of the anthracite coal trade are of the
brightest character. Another year's busi
nesis it about opening, with lilllu or no
probable surplus coal on the market to de
press prices at the start. The sources of
driiiuud for coal tho coining year ore likely
to be as oien and as exacting as was the
past year. For manulHCturim purposes the
demand 18 estimated lo be even larger than
waa the demand iu 1881, and grealer In ibe
new fields lor consumption ol coal. B.ith
the Estuud the West, it is estimated, will
largely tncreate their demand lor roul in
1882 over their consumption in 1881.
The total tonnage of anthracite coal from
all the regions for the week ending Dec. 3,
at reported by the several currying compan
ies amounted to 058,53(1 tons, against 581,
V87 tons in the corresponding week la it year,
an increase of 76,549 tons. The total amount
of anthracite mined for the year is 20,974'
015 tons, against 22,532,502 tons for the same
ierid last year, and increase nf 4,341,512
tons. Tne quantity uf bituminous coal sent
to market Tor the week amounted to 1 14,
759 It ns, against 92,125 bins in the corres
ponding week last year, an increase of 22,
634 tons.
For the Cakbon Aovooati:
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.
M. Taul Bert has msde some Interest
ing investigations into the effects of anes
thetics. Among other results, he finds that
the fatal dose it just about double that which
is sufficient to produce insensibility, and a
dose aboat midway between these two ex
tremes will very readily produce anesthe
sia. Of the anaesthetics in common use he
finds chloroformjhe most dangerous, ether
ranking next, and protoxide of nitrogen be
ing.saf.r than any other tried by him.
In a lecture upon th. "great comet of
1881," the Astronomer Royal for Ireland,
Prof. R. S. Ball, states that collisions of the
earth with comets haye often occurred, and
others will doubtless occur in the future.
The last of these collisions was in June,
1801, when the earth passed through the
tail of a large comet. Had the earth passed
through the densest part of the nucleus he
did not know what the result would baye
been, but thinks the consequences would
not have been serious. On the occasion
mentioned the only indication tbat a col
lision had taken place wat the peculiar ap
iearance uf the tky aa observed at what was
probably the very time when the earth was
enclosed in Ibe tail uf the comet.
It has been discovered by M. Tomasi
that' surrounding the electric arc by tubes
filled with cold water produces a greateffect
upon it, the luminous power being much
weakened, and the arc itself so much affect
ed that a slight puff would extinguish it.
A Vienna chemist has made a new
glass, containing nn silica or other ingredi
ent uf ordinary glass. Its most iinrtant
property is that it may be used to glare iron
and other metals.
In a recent address tn Ihe Balloon So
ciety of Groat Britain, Mr W. B. Woodbury
predicted that photographers will bo able at
uo distnut day lo obtain from balloous
bird's eye views of any city or town, phc to
graphed true to nature and showing every
dttail with tufficient rlearnest lo serve many
purport. The motion to which the camera
mutt be subjected is ibe chief obstacle to the
successlul practice of ballucn photography,
but lie believed that the extremely sensitive
plates now prepared must serve in a con
siderable degree to overcome this dithculty.
He hoped that another year would show
some advance in this particular branch of
tt.'ieuco.
Some time during the com Inc. year, an
exhibition It to be held at Berlin of article!
ierlaiuing tn the "science and technology of
health, and the raving of Ijfe." It would
seem that such exhibitions ougbt to become
epidemic.
-The principles of the new rapid tbip,
now being constructed at Geneva from M.
Ranul Pictet's plans, were lately described
to Ihe French Academy. The vessel is to be
broad and quite flat, and so built that Ihe
bottom will constantly receive an upward
thrust, tending tn lilt it from the water. Thit
will leaeeu the draught of the vessel, and
consequently diminish the resistance of the
water tn its passage. M. Pictet calculates
that he will be able to obtain a speed equal
U) about three timet the present average. A
practical test uf the new ship's capabilities
is awaited with much interest.
Experiment has shown M. Maiche Ibal
tounds ofdiirereut characters produced from
two separate sources can be tent simultane
ously on one wire and received separately.
At tne receiving station he used two tele
phones of different resistances, and at the
transmitting end caused a music box to op
erate upon a microphone while an induc
tion telephone transmitter was tioken into
at the tame time. The musical sounds were
reproduced in tba telepboae of least resis
tance, end lb. vocal sounds in lb. other, to
thtt with the two telephones to the eare the
listener could hear Ibe music by one car
and th. speech by lb. other.
An electrical elevator, worked by a
Si.ment machine, bas been one of the many
novelties of Ibe Paris Electrical Exhibition.
Always llofrekhlnir.
A delicious odor it imparted byFlorettoo
Calonge, which it tlwayt refreshing, no
matter how Ireely used,
Poallivas Fact.
Dr. Evory't Diamond Catarrh Remedy,
-m uiiii iui nuni case oi uuarrn er Jiav
Fever.
Dr. Evory't Diamond Invlmratap -4
health and atrengtb, mental and physical.
' m e. complexion clear, white and
o,,,,,,,,, w.mpnUl fre. r,
. .
Scad th. Ad-
yertisemenL
" xmarv
Thirty Venr' Trtnl.
We will send tr.Pj' colebrated neetro."
Vultals llelts and other Kleclrla Appliances
on trial for 30 days tn younu men unit older
tiersons who are nOHeted with Nervous Do
titty. Lost Vltallty,tie.,guaranterlng speedy
relief and couipleiu rwtorntlon of vlaorand
manhood. Alturr Hlieinuallsin, Neuralgia,
I'araljsM, Liter unit Kidney dIUlcullles. Ma
tures, and many other diseases. Illustrated
pamphlet Sent free. Address Voltalo Belt
yo , Marshall, Mich. tf-l
l,chlrhlon illnrltclis
C'onnECTiu Wexklt.
Flour ptrtack M Ou
Flour, Mprlng mixed ,,. 4 20
lluckwhont flour per sack...... 4 75
Corn, per bosliel, , V6
tints, per bushel 60
Mlsed Chop, per cwt 1 "0
SlMtlllngs, per ewt 11)6
Horn Chop , 1 70
lirnn, per cai ,,, j-za
Butter, per pound to
KKgs, twriioxen ft!
Itaiii, ter iKiuiid , 16
Lard, per pound , , 11
Shoulders, per pound 11
I'ouuues, yer Qutnei. l to
Mock .Tlrtruri.
Closing prices or UkIIavin 3c Towxhkxu
Stock, Government and Hold 411 rioulh
Thlid Street, I'll i la.. Dec 15 I 81
O. S. 6's, ISil Ext Wi M nil n-kid
U. S. Uurrency, 's 1'2I tod IM n.-kul
U , 6-,188l, now. Ext.mii t.iit i ii urkul
II, ci. 4U. M, lUK 1.1(1 11141 asked
U. S. t'rincw W III I 1174 us'Kld
PcniiBtinla K. It bt bid 6VM nskeit
I'lllln. & Itm.lInK K. It 31 liiit ark.d
Lehiali Vnlltv H. It .. tV4 Mil VI nl.i-o
LihurllU BlSiNuv. t'o. . 14k. Iml stUiKknl
United llo's ill ,S. J .... Its., bid IkO askl'il
Northern Central It 11. ol lad bl arhed
lirstonvllle I'.iss. II. II 19, l.l.l 20 asked
l'ltte.'Tn. ft. Hull. II. II 'ay. Mil 2:4 iitkeil
t'entrill Transportation 4 Mil 4 asked
Northern I'acinoi'oni... llV hid St arktd
" 1'rei'd.. my, hl.l 6i askud
North Penn. It It Mi bid io linked
I'liti h Knu K. H ft) Ltd '.V.j .irkeil
Stlvc'f, (.I'rue,).'. ivl.; bid Wj uekid
M .11! Itll.li.
ZIEOLKt-rffcRHEIl -On the 5;h ult . by
Rev. V lt.rinci.miew, jiiirvs z.eiitier.
ol Frelm iifljuiir, !i,l ?,litt lliniiciialler
ber. ntWiJi Tmn, JVIinvikill eoun y.
HUNMIUKKIt l,.'KR.E,.-0ii the lob
ult . by the sail.-. Alumni r nuinucair,
ot Lynnluwn, Lihlitli ci.mty.- and mini
Knto t; irell, ol Oht I'trAV elldyllml
CuUlitV.
IltlUSER KNhPPER. C'118'b nftniy rtie
s.nne, Udlliuii House), or .l'alll""li""nil
Jll-a Alice J, Knepr, ol IU.! i n,
S huylklll coun v,
I'ETEliS ST I lOKKWALT. On th'i'.'tlh
ult.. hj tho name, John J. I'eier and iJirs
Amniida Suliceralt, tioth ot lleldclbira
Lillian couiiij.
It ATtTZEL. On tbf2nd lnst.,ln West Penn,
X.-A-..I. I.... ... I.I n.l 1.' II
xcl, aged 2 months and 20 days.
Ui:i) HOUSE I'OUIHMtS
Are the nnlv Horse and Poultry Powders that
ulve universal satisfaction. If tho Ponders
do not Klve satisfaction, the Druuglsi will re-
turn your money. iiee. is. 1880 yleuw
itiscuuii i iiou ii:aiii.
The follovrlnir statement of Wm JrComrli-
lln.ol Sotnervllle, M ass., is so remarkable thai
we beg to ask lor It ttie attention if our remt-'
ers lie suvs: "In the rail of 1876 1 was tak
With 11 VIOLENT ni.EKDIM) OF TllBLUMl.".
followed by a secere couirh. I soon boann tu
lose mv amietlte and Aesh. I wnfl no weal nt
onetime tbat 1 could not leave my bed. In
me summer oi is77 i was aiimiticci totne i ity
Hospital. While there the doctors raid I hint
a hole In my left Iudk as Mv as a half dollar
1 expended over a hundred dollars in doctors
and modlclne. I was so rar gone at one time
a reort went around that I was dead. 1 sravc
up hone, but a Irlend told me or nit. WM.
UAILiS UAl.SAIU HIK TI1U LiUISUS. 1
lauifhed at my friend?, thinking that my case
was Incurable, but I got a bottle to vatlsf)
mem, wnen, to my surprise and irraiincaiinn,
T Anmm-n-A ,n ,Aut l,.i... M I A nnAu
dead, began to revive anil to-day 1 teel In but.
ter spirits man i nave tne pasi tnree years.
' 1 nrlte this honing you will publish It, so
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be Induced totxke lilt. WM. HALhS
DALLAM FUK TUB I.UNOS, and bo con
voiced that CONSUMPTION Can ba Cured.
I hare taken two bottles and can positively
say that It has done more kooi! than all th
other medicines 1 have taken since my sick
ness. My cough bas almost entirely disap
peared andl shall soonbeabletegotowork."
Sold by A, J. Dcrhho, Lehighton, and all
druggists. Deo. 18. 1880-yloow
HENUY'S CAW10MC SALVE.
The BEST SALVE In the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bheum, Tetter.
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
kinds or Mklu Eruptions, Freckles and Pim
ples. TheSalve Is guaranteed to ulve perfect
satisfaction In every easo or meney refnnded.
lie sure you not HKNKY's UAItltOI.IO
SALVE, as, all others are but lmltntlons.
Price 25 cents. For title by all DruKk'Ist
everywhere. Dee. 18, 1880-yleow-
EMPLOYMENT
FOR ALL.
To Sell a Household Article.
rpHE poor as well as the rich, the old as well
L as the young, tho wife, as well ns the hus
band, the yountr maiden as well at the younsr
man. the girl as well as the bor, may just as
well earn a few dollars In honest employment,
as tu sit around the house and watt for oth
ers to earn It ror them. We can give you em
ployment, all Ihe time, ordurlnx your spare
Hours omy ; traveling, or in your own ncis;n
borhood, amomc your friends and acquaint
ances. If you do not care for employment,
wo can Itnnart valuable Information to you
Ireo or cos'. It will cot you only one cent ror
a postal caru 10 write tor our i-roBnecius,anu
It may be tho means or making you a good
niflnv dollara.
Do not neulect this omiortunlty. You do
not have to Invest a large sum or money, and
run thk risk or loslnir It. You will readily
seetl.at It will bo an easy ma'ter tn make
Irom 410 to n week, and establish a lu
crative, and Independent buslncSF,honorablc,
stnilKlitftirward and profitable Attend to
till, matter NOW, lor thero IsJIONKY IN
1 r ror all who etnraure with us. We will sur
prise you and 1 ou will wonder why yon never
wrote to us before. We send vull, rAUTio
BLARS rnxa. Address
BUCKEYE M'F'O CO.,
(Name this paper.) Mabioh, Ouio,
tfept. Hi.tnC.
JSq-OTlCETO HOLUEKSOF
Carbon County Bonds.
At a meetlna; ol the County Commissioners
bold on Wednesday. October 29th, 1881,11 was
resoireu mat tne wnoie uouiuy uonueu in.
debtedness shall be nald orf
Therer.ire In accordance with established
rules, Hie numbers were drawn and will ba
paid by the County Traalurur, in thi follow
ing rotation:
iNos. 154 176, 174, 170,
1G0, 162, 175, 178, 164,
171, 158, 172
Holders of -above bonili are requested to
ma lie ineir ucinanus iiure uecemuvr am, ai
no .merest ttiu ue paiu auer inai cat.
By order uf County Uommlsiluners.
U.E.SWAU12. Clerk.
jvov. 5, 'Sl-lT.
ZB-::g2atr.iIa
S SC-ia-iSS'SES
SEltYOUS DEBILITY:
A CUUH ODAItANTEED.
Or E.C. Wraf. Itaavx and liiuix treat
UKKT. aspecllla lor Uysterta, Tllsztuua, Con
voiaioua, florroua iieadashe, slenlal lieorea.
aion.I.oaoi Memorr. po, ma orrbcaa. tmno.
.vuvj, .uTwiituurir r.miHiu u r. irremsture U1C
Age, caused bv over exert on, sett abuse, or
over-liiiiutgeiice, mhtcb leaoa lo misery, dsoay
aud death. Oue box will cure reeeot case.,
e ach box oont, tna ona mootb'a treatmem, onn
Aoliar a oor, er aix boxes lor Bye dollara i aear
u., w... ,,.yv uU iwiji & unco, w.aasr.
sole, six boxea to cure inr uu With
order leceived bv uatorelx boxea, aceompan-
ion mi uve uuiiri. m win seua mo purcuaa
er our written smarantHe to retarn the mooer
11 tne treatment doea not effect a cure llaar
atiteea fssued only wben the trestroent laorder.
ml direct rrom us JOHN O. WEST A CO.
Bole Pvprletors. Ill A IS w. Vadlaoo utreet!
Cblcaao.111. A J. DUIILINO. Aaeut, Ltbhlb.
ton Ia.
bMITIl KMNK A CO
Wholesale Afentt
PhUadslbie,
aept :f.'Sl-i
WANTED r
' L--' lia'oirav I In i
CATIIO-
iteady bab.
n aellnn In
which he resides. Permanent employment
and Brood compensation to an eneraetlo man
Rarerrnces. HLVZIdEll BKOTHEHS.
Sll Ilrosdwsy, New York, d.ca.wl
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881. HOLIDAYS. 1881.
Mrs. C. MSCHIKSCHSKT
Itenncctfullv nnnounceitn her friends ami tho
publlo Kencrally. Hint elie Is now rtcelvln
ari'l ODenlntr lor their Inneetlttn a Inrirfr
stock than ever of the very futeet noveltUt In
Toys & Fancy Goods,
Suitable ror HOLIDAY PRESENTS ror
i ounjt unit Olil. Ulcli and Poor,. Don't rail
lo call early and secure flrst choice and best
bargains. She also culls their attention to
her New, Large and Elegant assortment or
NOTIONS,
comprising Underwear, llerlln and (lorman-
iown woois. Hosiery, imported aim no
mestlc Hlbbons Oloves, Flowers and
a lino assortment or Ncrr Designs
IN FANCY ARTICLES
Also, in connection vrlth tho abovo. a Toll
and complete stock or
GERMAN FKUITS,
LIMBUKQEIt CHEESE,
CautHfS & Confections,
together vrlth a variety orOoods not general
ly kept In any oilier store In town. If jou do
not seo what you want, ask for It.
A shiireorpuhllo patronage solicited, and
porrcct citlslnctlon guaranteed In price nnd
quality or goods.
Second St., 2 floors above Iron,
Nov. 28, 1831-IE3. LEHIGHTON, Pa.
C ATARR
ELYa'
Cream Balm
Elfactualty clean
ses then.iBal pas
sages ot Catarrh
al virus, causing
healthy secre
tions, allays in.
flanunatlou, pre
sets the mem
brane lrom addi
tional colds, coin
rlrtrly heals the
rnrtrmt mm l- M Vi
wrrf ajl tui -r '
WMJRrh cotosi" .r,
suresand restores
tho sense oMasto
nnd sinelL Hone,
licl.il results are
realised by n row
applications. A
thorongh treat
HAY-FEVKR
ment will cure Catarrh, Hay Fever, 4e. Un
equalled rur colds In the head. AKreenblo to
use, Apply by the little tinner Into the noa
trlls. tin receipt ordOo will insll a packago.
Sold by A, J. llnnLlxo, drug a.ft, Iehlxb.
ton. ELYS'UUKAM JIALM i!ll..
novM-yl Owago, N. Y.
IN the COURT or COMMON FLIMS
OP CAKUON COUNTY.
PLEASE TAKE NOTIOK,
That the Hoard or Directors or Ihe EAST
MA Hi it CHUNK LOAN and IIU1LII1NU
ASSDOI ATIO.N, or E.ist Mauch Chunk, Car
lion county. Pa., Iiaru flled a Petition asking
Tor a Dissolution r tald Association, and if
no sufficient cause be shown to the contrary
nn or hclore the flrst day orncxt Terra, to wit:
theoth day or January, A. 0. 1S82. the Court
will eraiit the retltlon and uuke the Decreo
asked ror. lir tho t!ourt.
GEO. W. ESS Ell,
Nov 29, 1881.WS 1'rothonotary.
IN the COl'KT or COMMON PLEAS
FUA t BO N COUNTY, Fa.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,
That the Hoard orDlrcetora ot the IltONIA j
LHAN AN II HU1LIIINU ASSOCIATION, I
ori'AKUYVlLLU, Carbon t.'ounty, I'enni.,
have tiled a Petition asklns: ror a Dissolution !
ut said Association, and, II no sufficient canto :
be shown to tne contrary on or berore the first I
day ot next Term or Court, to wit: the 9th I
day nf January, A. D. 18S2, the Court will ,
arant the petti Ion nnd make the decree asked
rur. By tba Court.
GEO. W. ESSER, I
Nov, 13 wl rrothonotary, ,
ARpatty's rianofortps MuRiilfi-
cent holiday presents ; sriuare urand
pianorortes, luur very handsome round onrn.
ers, rosewood cases, three unisons, lleatty's
matchless Iron rraines, stool, book, cover, box
ed, S2Z2 76 t i297 to t cataloxue prices, 18 0
to 41000 tatlsraetlon Kuaranleed or monoy
refuuded after nno year's use; upright piano
rortes, (12: totliS; catalogue prices. s)i00 to
.800: standard planolortesortlie unlvurse.as
thousands testlry ; write ror roamn.oth list of
tea linonlals; lleatty's cabinet orarant, cathe
dral, church, chapel, parlor, 30 upward i
visitors welcome; free earrlaicemeets trains;
Illustrated catalogue (holiday edition) tree.
Addr.-ssorcnllupon DANIEL P. IIEATI'Y,
Waaldnt;tun. New Jersey. novSS-wi
TLAYSI FLAYS I TLAYSI TLAYS1
For Heading Clubs, ror Amateur Theatricals,
Temperance i'lsvs, Drawloic-Itooai Plays,
Fairy I'lays, Ethiopian l'laya. Uulde Uooka,
Speakers, Pantomimes, Tableaux, Llxbtt,
Maxneslum Lights, Colored Fire, ilurnt
Cork, Theatrical Face Preparations, Jarley's
Wax Works, Wigs, Heards, Moustaches, Cos
tumes, Charades, and Paper Scenery, Net
Cataloguea sent tree, containing lull deserlp.
Hon and prices SAMUEL FltENCU U
SON, 3S h. lltb St., New York. no26 wt
S-NEWBOOK
"TIIE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER. '
Tba Ilett and Funniest ot all, E.egantly
bound; wlth2J0 llustratlons. Just the thing
tor the holidays. F. C. 11I.ISS i CO.. New.
ark. New Jersey. norlM.ws
A YE All and expenses to
at agents Outfit free. Addrsti P.
" O. VlCEKRT, ACOUiTA.MK.
BpTfraSyTri ORGANS 27Btop.loi7t7lWds
DDftl 1 1 0 only 1 00. Puvea till up. Hare
Holiday inducements Heady. Writ, or rail
un 11 HATTY, Waslilntrton, N. J.
Times''-
"tn nearly doubled Iba
.ornler lariro circulation
Yi'iLisiiie Quality not Qnaitity is'
the griest iinpDrtance ; uext is the1
Knowledge H Experience to Cer
rectly Frepare aM-DiLPense tte same
At A. J. DURLING'S
ropuLAn
Mi & Faiaily Meaicine M,
-Bank Street, Lehighton,
You can always rely upon getting STltlOT
LV Pure and Untdulter.tsHt
Drugs and Medicines.
DUHt.INO, carries the largest stock
PATI NT fllEDU lNhS la the county.
IIUIILlNli has nn olnaont stock of DltUfJ.
OISTS SIIKDK1ES, FANCY and TOI
LET ARTICLES ror the ladles at well .1
the gents.
DURLINO makes HOUSE and CATTLE
POWDEHS n specially, HlslSyetrs exper
ience In the drug business gives him a great
advantage in that line.
TKUSSES, SUPPORTERS andURAOES
always a large stock on hand.
WINriS and LIQUORS, both foreign and
domestic. Ho has u Clinton drape Wine and
a Dry Catawba Wine. Just splendid tad
oheap.
WALL PAPERS and noRDERS the
largest assortment In tiwn.
(lo to DUIiLINO'S with your prescrip
tions (is to IIUHLINU'S tor your Patent
Med iclies.
Qo to DURLINO'S for yourranoyarfelee.
Farmers and horsemen goto UUKI.INU'4
for your Horse and Cattle Powders.
tug. i-yl.
rpHE SLAIINUTON
PLANING MILL
AND
Cabinet Ware Factory,
AT SLATING! ON.
JOHN BALLIET, Propr.,
Dealnln All kimn and nlzes of rjnp. llrroleck
Oak mit Hard Wood Lumber, and in now pi
patcd to execute any amount of urdera lor
DrcsscD LumbeR
OP ALU KINDS.
Doors, Sashes, Minds, Sltutlerv,
Mouldings, Cabinet Wore, &c.,
Willi t'rndiptuess.
Brackets Made to Order.
The Machinery Is all new mil ot the best sad
must Improved kinds. I employ uone but the
beat woicmen. nao well teaODed and good nia
terlal, and am Ihei erore able to guai aiilee entire
saiistaction to all who niaylsvor mewltli a calk
Ordera or mall piompily attended to. Mr
cbargoa are mo.ti ratei terms cash, ox Interest
(.barged alter thirty daya
OlVLMA CAM..
tTT Those entaged In Onildlng will tndltt
lhair advantago tu bay Hiding, Floor ileani.
Uoora, Kaalics, tdiutters, As., &c. tarda .ttlil
Factory.
May JOHN BA I.LIKT.
DANIEL WIEAND,
Ciu-ringcs.Wngons.Slcighs.&c
wBKtr. or
BANK AND mON STREETS;
LEIIIOHTON. Penna.,
Particular attention given to
REPAIRING
In all Its details, at the very Lowest Priest.
Palrouag. rtrptetlully tolltlled. and MrCesi
satlsfsetlon auaraateed. .
Dee e. V l HATf. WlfcAHTr.