SATURDAY, JANUAIlY 27, 1883.
Our Neishborhood in Brief.
For tho week cmllngon UielOth inst,
them war 73,(130 loni of coal shlipil over
the Lehigh Sc Susquehanna RIl., making n
total for the .year lo that daloof 217,424
tons, a decrease as compared with sanio
limolast year of 4,240 tons.
For the week ending on the 20th inst.,
61,123 tons of coal was transported over
the h. V. Uil., making a total of 8(50,782
tons to that dale, and showing a ilccrcnto
of 2,555 as compared with saino time last
year.
arMrs. Mamlo J. Mullen, fashionable
dressmaker, corner of Second and South
itreets, this borough. Pcr'ect tils and work
liianship guaranteed. Wax Flowers of all
designs at lowest prices. White Flowers
for luucrals a specially.
A raflle for a etcer weighing 2055
pounds will be bold at Wm. Mantz'a hotel,
West Penn.on March 2Cth and 27th.
Mrs. Matilda, wlfo of W P. Long, and
daughter of the lato David Clouts, dee'd,
died in this borough, on Sunday ovcnlng
last, of consumption. The funeral took
on Wednesday afternoon, and was very
largely attended by relatives and frituds.
Deceased was 40 years of ago.
SDVhn wants to exchange Town prop
erty lir a Farm of 142 acres, with good new
buildings and fine Iruit trees on it. Address,
W. M. IUrsiicu, this borough.
On Saturday miming tho friends of
Mrs. Eliuzabeth W., wilo of John Marlyn,
of Beaver Meadow, were slnrlled on hear
ing of her suddnn death. Deceased linger
ed only a fow days of cardiac paralysis.
She reached the ago of 5B years. Her re
mains wero taken lo Philadelphia on the
9:45 train on Tuesday.
The Slalo Encampment ot the Grand
Army of tho Republic will meet in Willies
harre on January 30 and will be in session
for two days Preparations are being uiarfo
by Ely Post, No. 117, to entertain ouo tlious
jind delegates and visitors.
SB-Tliero was sold on Saturday, 25th,
ilt.,at Hagaman's store, I,ehlghlon, seven-1y-ouo
dollars wortli ol watches and jewel
ly, lor ono family.
Tho people of Giradylllo, Schuylkill
fountv, are indignant over tho fact that te
vcial Girardville ladies wele struck and 0
Tcrely injured with snow balls in Potts
ville. Girardvillo says quite plainly thai
Pottsyllla ought lo huvo a police force that
will protect ladies in tho publio streets.
The houses of Joseph Allen, Andrew
Miller, John Bridegoom, Uriah Eicbclbcrg
r and Mrs. McBrido and the office of C.
W. Brown, lumber dealer, In South Bethle
hem, wero entered by burglars on Saturday
night and Sunday morning. The thieves
got only $8 in money and two articles of
jewelry hy the raid.
5ulf you wanta nice smooth,cnsy shave
Y ur hair cut or shampooing, go to l'r.uiz
..oodercr a Saloon, under tiic bxclmnge Ho
tel. He will fix you right, and don't you
lorgot It.
Mm. Brodhead, mnlhcr of A, G
Brodhead, suneWulcndcnt of tha Beaver
Meadow division of the Lehigh Vallov
Railroad, died at her son's residence, at
Maueh Chunk, Sunday night. Her age
was eighiy-fivo yc-irs.
Tho Phoenix Iron Company's iron
mines at Uoyerlnwn, Berks rou my, which
have been idle for mora than a year, were
pulin working order this week.
Rev. Robert Weightman, oflhe Metho
dist Episcopal Church, Sheiiadoah, died at
Ills residence Sunday innrnint:. He wits
Deputy Grand Master of Ilia Odd Follows al
the lime of his death.
CrM. Flnrey, of Weisport, has now on
hand and for bale a large stock of Horto
Blankets, Lt and IluII.iin Robe-). Bells,
Whips, and Double and Single Iluriicss,
aultablo for winter use, all of which he will
dis.vjsaofot very reas"iijblo prices.
The people of MMlianny City were
shocked by a horrible nliair shortly bi'foro
midnight Monday night. A sleighing party
pi 'cd through tho town at that time, and
in driving down tiie principal street diop
ped or threw nut of the sleigh a small box.
The box was picked up by persons who saw
it lull, ami on examining it they were hor
rified to find that it coiilalned Hie mutilated
corpse of a new born lube. Its head was
severed from its body aud it was otherwise,
mangled.
Dr. J. A. Mayer, the practical Surgeon
Deutist, of Broadway, Mauch Chunk, bus
had a practice ol over 20 ears, and is prob
ably tho oldest resident dentist in this val
ley. Tha Dr'a work -speaks for itself, anil
the fact that all critical work ill tliu region
is given hi in is a bulfieient guarantee of
bis sup nor ability as a Surgeon Dentist.
The engine MV. C. Alderioo," which
took the 3:25 train from this place Friday,
while detached from its train at at Weather
ly, and being turned on the turn table, was
run iuto by the passenger traiu coining
from AudenrUd, which runs from Wealh
crly to Black Creek Junction without un
engine. Tho train in rpicsliou was ill
charge of John A. Lyman, who was unable
to control it on account of the ice and snow
which had accumulated on the track during
tha storm. The engino wai knocked en
tirely oiTthe track, delaying trams thirty
minutes. Jfazlcton Plaik Speaker.
The cigar store of Francis Hunsicker.of
Alleutowu, was robbed Friday niglrtof six
thousand cigars. Several days ago the shop
of T, D. Kemercr was eutered aud robbed of
J ,600 cigars.
Mr. James Cole, a prominent ealoon
keeperof Hazleton,died on Saturday even
ing at about half-past eleven o'clock. De
ceased was well-known in Luzeine ajd
Carbon rauuties. He bad been complain.
jng fur some time, but was competent to at
tend to hU business Until a few days before
Ills death. The remains wero taken to
UurlKvill-s, Berks county for interment.
Tha sweet sleigh bells I tho sweet sleigh
bells I
How cheerfully the music swells,
Iteverlwtinc; through the dells,
By Cyuthea's palo lieums lighted.
While the lovers in their youthful pride j
Bit in the cutler siduby side;
And o'er the snowy surface glide.
With "Love's young dream," delighted.
specially is this so, when tho teams sre
procured at the papular livery of David
Robert, nu Iorlh street, this boroujh.
There are entirely loa many child ran run
ning around the streets till 9 and III o'clock
every evening. Parents should keep the
young ones In the house alter dark. There
re too tnanv bad habits lobe learned on
the street.
Gsorgie, a bright little by of shout four
years, son of Daniel Bach nun, Weatherly,
died of typhoid fever un Saturday.
A two-year-old child ul James Brady,
of Colrraiu'e, died suddenly ou Friday i-f
last week.
The- railroad war, between the New
jw itgi,HUgwuiiiii ,Uglallil UUI I
Toad Company and Ihe hehlgh uud Lacka
wauna Railroad Company in the sl.ilu n
giun of Korlhauiplon muuiy tlil I ooiiilniirs.
Tin) IroubU seems to huvo been caused by
Loth parties eUimiug the right of way,
Mrs. Charles AlUuton, an aged resi
dent of Beaver Meadow mines, died sud
denly -n V'uday morning Tho funeral on
Bandar was Isrjey sUfndcd.
rcople who- cannot spend the season ol
winds and cold rains In sunny Florida
should keep Dr. Bull's Cough 8yrup In tho
house. It Is the best remedy fur colds and
ouglnnnd will relievo sufferers atenco.
Tho well known Rov. Moses Dissliiger,
the Methodist rovlvalisl,ls reported serious
ly III in Kansas.
Xcw counterfeit quarter dollar) of the
date of 18711 are In circulation..
Gen. James h. Selfrldgc, a native of
Allenlown, for some years past a resident ol
Philadelphia, has been mado Heallh Officer
of the last named city.
Forcpaugh's big show will be in Allen
town on Wednesday, May 9, Easton, May
5, Wllkesbarrc, May 7, aud Scranlon, May
8th.
Mr. Gideon Stnul, an old and highly
esteemed citizen of Catasauqua, died on tho
lOlh inst., altera brief illness with deadly
typhoid fever, at the alvanced ago of 71
years.
Tho Secretory of tho Treasury has au
idolized tho coinage of a now five-cent
nickel piece. The coin Is lo be a little thin
ner than tho present fiyo cent nickel. On
ihc face Is n lemalo head, surrounded wilh
n filler, upon which Is Inscribed tho woid
"Liberty," the whole being surrounded by
thirteen slars. The reverse sidecoutains a
wveath surrounding a Roman numeral.
If you want to go to Dakota read the
advertisement relative to Fur ins and
II lines in another column.
This year's State Temperance Convcn-
tl in will ba held al Ilarrisburg on Thursday
aid Friday, February 8th and 9th. John
P. St. John, ex Governor of Kansas, will
deliver tbo opening address.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Compauy
will soon light its shops in South Easlon,
Delano, Weulherly, Hazleton, and Wilkes
barrc wilh electricity.
Tuesday morning while Mrs. Howard
Arnold, of Easton, wos In the yard of her
dwelling her little daughter, 14 months old,
played wilh the firo and was soon nbaze.
The mother returned just aa tho flumes
reached their height. She threw a bucket
of water over tho child, but, though the
flames wero extinguished, tho burns were
to serious that tho little girl died within an
hour alter the disaster.
Tho Hazleton 1'lain Speaker and the
DaiTy Bulletin ore nt loggerheads. Result:
llulklin knocked out; of lime, and looking
up for hard wordsto annihilate Speaker.
Better stop it now I Remember Little Child
ren's hands were never mado to tear out
each other's eyes out I
Tho number of sleighing parties pass
ing through town during tho week were in
deed numerous.
A very lively and pleasurable occasion
was tho hop, at J. W. Ruudeubusb's Carbon
House, on Friday evening last, upon which
occasion about Zt) couples ol our young
folks met to trip the light faulaslic mid
enjoy Jake's well-known hospitality.
We have had tho coldest weather of
tho season during tho past week, the ther
mometer going as low as 8 to 12 degrees bo
low zero. Whew.
Borough and lowushlji elections on the
third Tuesday of February. Is it not about
lime to trot out your candidates ?
Tho pavements in some parts of our
borough aro in a wretched condition tlioso
belonging to the borough ns well as to pri
vate citizens. The Council should huvo the
pavements in Iront of borough properly
nicely cleaned, and then make tho citizens
lollow suit. Tho walking on soino of then
is dangerous.
In compliance wilh Iho request of a
number of our leaders in Mahoning Valley,
wo this neck print dry's "Elegy Written
in a Country Cl.urchyuiii," uu our first
page.
Elmer Ziegenfues, a lad employed in
Goorgo Fiey's store, Allcntown, robbed the
till of $23 and then coolly asked Mr. Frey
for thirty cents to buy a ticket I le. He
got away before llio tlioll was discovered
Harvey B. Smith, of the ,Veatherlv
Jliiahl, and Mr. Roberts, the barber, weio
in town attending the Sullivan Miley raic,
on Thursday lasl,nnd wliilaiu town drop cd
in to see us.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Witt
ern Railroad Compauy has pun-luind lnij.0
and valuable tracts of coal lauds in II
over Township, Luzerne county.
J. Roberts, Jr , ami M. ' . Dieibbch,f
Wilkcsbarre, limn secured a perpetual lease
of the propel ly of W. R. Mullet, at Sugar
Notch, which include some valuable cial
measures, fur the development ofwhiihn
breaker will bo erected and a slope sunk.
The coal is understood to bo 400 Icetdeip
the lirsi team being nino leet thick and ol
com! quality. It is intended to put things
in shape for milling coal at tho earliest pus
siblo moment.
Tho 6ixly third session of tho rhila
delphia Annual Conference of Iho Metho
dist Episcopal Church will be held on the
14lh ol March In Laucaster, Pa, Bishoi
Bowman will preside. The Conference was
held in Lancaster in 1855, It is now com
posed of 26S members, for whom ample ac
commodatious will hi made.
Dominick Coll, of Jeanesville, buried a
son aged about 8 years ou Sunday, who hod
been sullen tig from injuries received when
an Infant.
In Allenlown Saturday night Mrs
Julius Buesch was struck in tho face by a
snowball saturated with vitiiol, Two wo
men were anested on a charge brought by
Mrs. Ilueseh, but at a hearing Tuesday
night lliey were discharged.
Agangol burglars, whose operations
Iiavo been chieJIy confined lu towns in the
eastern end of Schuy,kill county, are work
lug their way westward. Monday night
the safes at Hour mills ul Schuylkill Iluycn
and Cressona wero blown mien, but fortu
nately oult contained small umounls
Tuesday night the Philadelphia and Read
iug station at Now Philadelphia was euter
ed but uo money was found, Tho lumber
yard of W, D. Raber, at Port Carbon, was
also visited, tho r.tliee entered an an unsuc
cessful attempt made to blow open the safe
Thero will be an adjourned meeting of
our citizens held at the Exchauge Hotel on
Friday evening next, Feb. 2nd, lor th
further consideration of introducing water
into the borough, Ihe meeting will convene
at 7:30 o'clock, aud all our citizens who can
should beuresent. A good water supply will
do more to advance the iuteresls of the
town than anything else that can be doue
at this time. Keep the ball rolling.
A GREAT CAVE-IH I
Nearly Forty Acros of Land Sinking In
Wilkesbarro.
At about 8:30 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing a serious cayo-ln occurred In tho neigh
borhood of Scott and Kidder streets, in tha
Second Ward of Wilkcsbarre. The ground
for a space of twenty acres or more wascnv
ered with cracks and seams, and tho report
of the earth giving away was something
similiar to a loud explosion. The disaster
occurred before many of the rcs'deuls In the
locality had risen, and for awhile the great
est consternation prevailed. Men, women
and children rushed out of their houses Into
the cold, freezing atmospheie half clad and
terror-stricken with fright, and thoir fear
was quite natural, ns many of tho houses
showed signs of dropping oyer any minute,
tho ceilings of many of them having fallen
lo the floor, and the buildings were other
wlso injured.
Tho streets wire soon crowded, with peo
ple and u search was begun to ascertain the
causo of all the disturbance. Lanterns and
miners' lamps wero brought into requisition
and it was not long before the nxact situa
tion of u Ha Irs was learned. Along Scolt
Street was discovered numerous zig-zag
flips, from two to four and five Inches in
widlh, running diagonally aeross the thor
oughfare and under tho houses that line
Scott street, in the vicinity of tho Baltimore,
Boyd's and Barney Boyle's stored. Theao
seams wero threatening in character, aud
naturally (ended lo greatly increase the
alarm that was lolt. Those carrying Ian
terns In Ihe search were followed by excited
crowds, many ol them children, aud some
women, who, upon tho discovery of each
uew team, would cry out iu tho greatest
agony of distrccs.
When daybreak dawned the excitement
was somewhat allayed, but not to any. ex
tent. The news spread rapidly, and in less
than two hours alter the cave-in, thousands
were ou tho spot or in tho immediate vi-
cinily. Too must conflicting reports were
afloat, which only went to add to the al
ready excited feeling existing among the
property owners, who feared another shock
at any moment which would leave them
homeless and penniless. The greatest d. im
age was lound to bavo been dotio on Scott
ttreet. Hero scams run across the street
every fow leet, some of them measuring
four or five indies in width. Tho pave
ments had been filled up iu some places to
the height of several feet.
The houses on each side of the way had
nearly all beeu more or less seriously In
jured, ceilings anil plaslcr work had been
shaken dowu,doors jammed to, or the frame
work forced apart, floors had been split and
tne foundations of many structures seriously
lamaged. Tho residence of Frederick
Laudmesser was greatly damaged. Tho
flours are split und tho foundation walls
cracked and thrown out of place in such a
manner that it seem almost Impossible for
tho house to remain standing. Further
lown tho street are the buildings owned by
Mrs. Haines and tho residenco of Peter 0'
Donncll, which are ulmost ruined. The
seams run across thestrcetand under mauy
of the buildings. Tho foundation walls of
nearly all of tho structures ou Scolt street
are more or less injured. Tho school house
built of brick, although ilself almost unin
j il red, isf inrounJed by gapii.g earlh cracks.
one of which runs completely under the
building, aud no school was held in conse
quenco.
Tho ground in many places has sunk ful
ly a foot below the surtaco level. The ter
ritory Unit has thus caved in la situated
over the old ubandoiied woikiugs once
worlel by the Delaware and Hudson Ca
nal Company. !t is supposed that the props
iu th fifteen loot Baltimore vein, situated
about 2S0 feef bclew the surface, have lotted
and given way, thus causing Iho disaster,
though old uud reliable miners contend that
the accident is the result of pillar robbing
The entire extent of tho cave-in comprises
n space of nearly forty acres, most ol which
is covered with dwellings and other build
ings. During Iho day many people moved
anav from the tee no ol the disaster as it il
thoii4ht that this is but the beginning of a
more serious trouble.
3I1I1I.AH ACCIDENTS.
Three poisons were killed by the cavil g
in of acojl mine, December 19, 1809, at
Stockton, Pa, A cave in of a mine at Wil-
liainstown, pa , killed three men January
24, 1873. The roofof tho Diamond Mine,at
rautnn, Pa., loll In un November '.'J, 1877,
killing two miners. Bellevtie, Pa,, caved
in November 24, IS7S. Diamond Mine, ul
Scranlon, Pa , fell in December 4, 1877.
Pittston Mine caved inal Pittstou, January
10, 1877. A mine at Wllkesbarrc, Pa., fell
iu April 24, 1879, entombing seven men,af
terward rescued. A mino at Ox lord, Pa.,
caved iu January 12, 1880. Mine No. 4, of
tho Philadelphia Company. near Shenadoah,
Pa., caved in May 19, 1S80. MinestBalti
more, ra., caved m .".larch 11, IKS.!.
Mahoning- Twinklings.
Sunday a week ago Messrs. David M.
Balliet and Jacob II. Jjongacra wereufl'to
Beltzvllle, sleighing. They enjoyed their
ride ever so much, David wasout on Thurs
day last; ho called It only "a revicir of tbo
ono he and his Wend Juke took." The only
diirercnce was, that on tho rovlew ho had a
lemalo and on the first a malo companion.
Miss Snyder, ol Lehigh county, is the
guest of Miss Soidie aud Mrs. Hoppcs.
The weather hits boon very cold during
the past week, exaclly ns prophcsyid by Iho
noted weather prophet of Centre Square.
Who says Juke does not understand it?
Some of our people ask the question,
"Why are Iho Mahoning Item, not more
Interesting 7" Others iisk ('Who repjrte.l
this ugnlti 7" In this case two things ba e
to bo viewed at Iho same time, first, who
can I please; second, who can I displease
by repotting. Another thing it that the
pcopto must act mora Interesting.
C. II. Seidln was In Philadelphia dur
ing the first part of tho week.
The Pleasant Corner High School Is in
a flourishing condition. It is recognized as
ono of the highest in Carbon county. The
class of '83 o insists of five imilu ami ono lu
male, viz : G. P. Freyman, who is leading
the class, David Ilalliet,Jonathan Freyman,
II. P. Painter. A. G. Musselman and Mary
M. Klstlcr. They are at preont translat
ing Written Arithmetic, demonstrating
Latin, Greek and Algebrn,aiid next term
they will read Geometry and Aluiaiinc.
There was no Institute last Saturday on
account of the unpleasant weather. Tl.o
next Institute will bo held ot the New Ma
honing School House, in tho morning ut 9
o'clock, ou tho 3rd of February. The pro
gramme will be Grammar and History, a
debate, and a lecture on "The Development
of tbo Mental Faculties," by II. A. Kelser.
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Packorton Schools
Report of tho schools of Paclierton for tho
mouth ending Jan. 20, 1883 :
QltAUMAR SCHOOL.
M
No. of pupils enrolled 20
Averago attendance 17
Per rant, ol attendance b5
Tho following named pupils attended
every day during tho month Robert Sny
der, Charles Mertz, Calvin Frederic, Win.
Zimmerman, Lizzie Davis, Lizzie Trelhc
way, Susan Walp, Lizzio Everett, Carriu
Yohe aud Allco Ditterlinc.
Charles Yohe, Daisy Koons, Grace Hamp
ton and Ida McKclvey each lost ouo day.
ritlllARY SCHOOL.
M F T
No. of pupils enrolled 31 31 02
Average attendance 27 24 51
Per ceul. ol attendance 87 75 81
The following named pupils attended
every day during the mouth Willie Halm,
Edgar Frilzinger, Harry Zellner, Elmer Ho
mely, Thomas Wnrge, Harry Harleiiian,
Bernard Bogduuskl, George Sanders, Andy
Snyder. Georgo Hahn, Eddie Kooris, Oscar
Frederic, Alyin Johnson, Huriy Ditterlinc,
Barbara Kinsel, Susan Soil, Emma Everett,
Ida SehaeiTcr, Mary Walek, Alma Trelhe
way, Mattie Wulp, Bellle Bogdanski aud
Ida ShoUcnlierger.
Elmer Calfiey, W'li. nnntz,Jnhn Sanders,
Harry Horn, Harry Burns.Aduiii Solt, Chas,
Horn, Eugeno Collins, Carrie Iloutz, Ellie
Cnll'rey, Annie Reinaly und Gertie Weidaw,
each misted one day.
Tho new American Arilhmeticaud Mitch
ell' series of Geographies lately introduced
in the tchools give perfect satisfaction to
teachers and pupils.
C. A. Rittkr, Principal.
fng Ihe lest two years 673 persons wero kill j
cd and 2,024 wero Injured In and about the
anthracite collieries of Pentny Ivanln. This
has cauecd great distress and misery In many
humble homes, and if It Is possible tnpri
ylde some plan by which tho business could
ba robbed of Its perils,!! is tho part of states
manship lo do so.
Ii. V. E. R. Report.
Thn report of tho Board of Managers of
the Lohlgh Valley Railroad Company, pre
sented to the stockholders Tuesday, Ifith
inst, ot the annual meeting, showed that
thero had been a slight falling nil- in the
net earnings ol the roarl last year, owlug to
lit expenditures for Improvements. Not
withstanding this lact tho earnings suffice
to pay two nr cent, more dividend than
was paid for the preceed lug year. Tho re
Jmii t shows an iiicrenso of coal tonnage,
which was as lollows: Anlracile. 0,257,1 511
toni; bituminous, 73,982 tons; total, 0,331V
141 tons. And for each of the past five
ycursi 1S78,3,4S9,593 tons; 1879, 4,113,285
lous; 1S80, 4,072,724 lotisj Wl, 5,870,701
tons.
The Increase from all rources, Including
Interest received from investments, etc,"
ntiinuntod to $11 ,239,312.78; spending ex
penses of tho road f 5,833,077.34 leaving a
balance of $5,405,035.42. Against this bal
ance thero has been charged :
Interest on bonds
(including interest
and dividends on
cuurauteed bonds
and stoeks) $2,019,733.72
im'meuus ou pre
lerred and common
stocks 2,330,515.50
General expenses,
inleiest nu floating
debt, Pennsylvania
anil New Jersey
Slate taxes, loss on
Morris Canol, etc... 375,490.43
Amnuiilcharged for
estimated accumu
lated depreciations.
554,348.93
-5,300,088.51
Balance lo be car
ried to the credit of
the profit and loss
account $105,046.01
The capital account at the closeof the fis
cal year was as follow :
Preferred stock $ 100,300
Common stock, in
cluding scrip not
yet converted 27,490,895
Tola I
First mortgage 0 per
cent bonds (coupon
ond registered) due
In IMS
Sec-md Mortgage 7
per cent boudii, reg
istercd.iluein 1911).
Consolidated mort
gage 0 per cent
bonds, duo in 1923,
except sterling
bonds :
Sterling ?4,013,300
Cupc .- 1,952.(100
Registered .-. 7,498.000
Annuity . 350,000
527,003,193
5,000,000
6,000,000
14,013,000
i uaismuMiwaiiaabMiiiMg.Ji.Hsiifiana
Orphans' Conrt.
lviil tlnnnf Annabel Simnler.mlnnr child
nf Julia B. Simpler, dee'd, for guardian.
Fied. llerbdetto was appointed.
Estate nf Pelcr S. M vers, deo'd I petition
nf W, V. Slleeter, ndmrlilstiator, lor salu ol
real estate. Petition granted.
In the matter of the eslato nf Renin n
Merkham, return to enter ol sale. Report
rend and sale confirmed nisi.
In real eslato of Jacob Snyder, dee d ;
motion for appointment ofHUdltor W, G.
I reyiiian was appointed auditor.
In real eslato of Oliver Breiuiscr, deo'di
motion lor nil appointment id ail Auditor.
Suinuel R. Gilham was iippotnleil auditor.
STOCK MARKETS.
Closing prices of Do llavcu Sc Town'end,
Hankers, Xt. 40 Snulli Tiilril Street, mil'
ailelphia. SIocks bought and bold oilhcr
lor cash ur on margin.
Thilaielphia, January 25, 188.1.
hid asked
UfiS'i.nxr 101 llllt
U S CuiU'licv Oil 130
U S 3' Ext.'. 11133 Ho
US 41, now 1 1 Hi 113
U S4- I IKS
Pennsylvania li It filii f.OJ
Philadelphia i- Heiidliis R I! 27.3 27i
Lehigh Valley It It I!4J r,5
bi-lilgli I'oul at rtaviiiHiiim (;. Z'Ji .Vi
Unire.l N J It R A- Cniial Co IS8 190
Northern Central It R Co 34) 33
Hestoiivlllo 1'i.ss. It 11 C 15 13)
Buff. Pilltburg & West. R R Co... 18V 11-2
Ccnlfal Triiiispoitation Co 331 .".4
.loflhern l'ji-iln: Com 49 J;J
" " Picfd M4J K
Norlh Penti'vlvmiia It li CO M
Philaito!phiH.t Erie R 1! 21 214
Silver, (Trades) 99j 99J
siAiti:ii::.
REF.DER-GEOROE.-On tho 13lh Inst,
by Rov. J. If Ilailiiian, William Lewis
Reeder and Miss Lucy Amanda George,
all of Lc-highton, Pa.
SI'I'CIAL NOT UHS.
A CARD.
.To all who are suffering from Ihe errors and
Imllscrottons 0 outh. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, &o , 1 will send
a reclno that will euro jou, FHEK Of
(ill A III) II. This ureal remedy was ili-cov.
crcd tiy a missionary In South America. Send
a scir-addressed envelope to the Jtuv. Juscpu
T. Is man, Station 1, New York lllty.
aug. ly.
PIMPLES.
A Stop Taken to Start a Wetor Company,
A meeting of the citizens was held al the
Exchauge Hole), this borough, on Wednes
day evening last, lor the purposo of devis
ing means to procure water to supply the
growing wants of the people. II. F. Hoflbrd
was choseu Chairman, and A.J, Durling
Secretary. After considerable discussiou on
tho subject, on motion, a committee con
sisting of R. F. HniTord, A.J. Durling, J.
L. Gabel, Dr. W. G. M. Seiple and L. E-
Wills were apiHiinted to ascertain where the
waUr could be prncutedoiud as near as pi
sible the cost and such other inhumation
bearing ujkiii tho subject as the committee
may deem imjmrtan!; the committee to re
port at the next meeting to be held at the
Exchange Hotel on Friday evening, Feb
ruary 2nd, at 7:30 o'clock. At which time
and place all persons feeling an interest In
the matter ure iuvited to attend. Adjourned.
Weissport Picture Gallery.
M. D. Rishel, has ovoucd his Portable
Gallery, near the Square, WcisHirt. Do
not miss this splendid opportunity of get
ting pictures at low prices.
4 Fine Pearl Pictures 25 ceuls
2 lion Ton Pictures 23 ceuls
1 8x10 Largo Pictures... 1.00
Old pictures copied aud eularged st low
prices u specially.
Tho Porils of Mining.
We reproduce the 'following letter from
the columns of our esteemed cotemiorary
the Philadelphia Timet; Ihe letter is daled
Scranlon, January 21, 1883: During ll.o
year 18S2 no less lliiin llireo hundred per
sons were Killed and one thousand serious
Ir injured in und ub-'til tho anihraciUco 1
min -s of Pennsylvania. Most of Iho acci
dents wero occasioned by lulls of roof and
explosions of fire-damp. Tho former were
esecially fatal and they Iiavo recently be
come a frequent occurrenco owing to t lie
grrat rush iu the collieries whenever the
work of mining la brisk. Thero wero twen-
tvm even more deaths from accidents in the
mines lost yeui-.than in 1881, Muny of those
injured never recover. Some have arms
and legs torn ull'aud others are manned aud
crippled in various ways.
Tiie eaddestcaso that has recently come
to notice is that of 11 miner who was badly
crushed by a fall ot roof. This occurred six
mouths ago. lie was hurt internally. His
head was squeezed. Tho sinews in the
wrist of his right baud were cut, and alto
gether he was badly damaged. The best
medical caro that could be had was secured,
To all appearances iie recovered. His
wounds healed, but ho could not bear to be
left iu the room alone. If his wife went to
nn adjoining room lie suddenly became ner
vous ami called her. He was constantly
under the Impression that the roofof tho
room was about, to full lu and often ho is
startled from steep by a sensation similar to j
that which oppressed him when thn acci
dent happened. He says that he has lived
the whnla sceueoYcr again a hundred times
in his sleep since It occurred. There is a
swilt gust of wind, a blinding darkness, a
crash like that of thunder and a cllapsool
tho superrncumbent mats of rock and slate.
Then hu can hear the voices nt liis comrades
and the Bound of Ihe pick working ut the
mass beneath which it seems lu liim be is
burird and so all thiough tho expetieno
until he is extricated and Ihe relief of wak
ing conies. He is well able physically lo go
about, but is haunted by a great fear, and
he must be uccompjnicd by some one if ho
goes any distance from the door. His life
is a miser' anil he is distressed by the
thought lhal ho cannot rtcover his former
strength and vigor. Ho is about Ihe age
when mast men are coneidered iu U o prima
of lile and be lias a wife und a large family
of littlo ones to caro for.
This is but a specimen of tho results that
follow miuo accidents, 111. d in the olficial re
ports this man is described as liav.114 been
"slightly injuied." The Iuige number of
accidents caused by lha "fall of roof" areal-
?32,fll5,195
One hundred and fifty nino of tho sterling
bonds wero drawn, pnyablo December 1,
1882, leaving 2,S54,000 bearing interest
from that dale. The second mortgage bonds
of Iho Southern Central Railroad Company,
of New York, amounting to $400,0(10',- on
dotscd and guaranteed by this company, as
approved by (lie stockholders iu January,
1873, fell due un March 1 last, ami were
taken un und paid for uuder un agreement
with that company and tho holders of tho
greater part of its first rtimtgoge bondsun
der which both the existing mortgages were
to be canceled and a new ono created at a
reduced rate of interest of sufficient amoun
to include all their indebtedness and pro
vide means for additional business. This
agreement 1 4 now being curried nut and will
be completed as soon as it is assented to by
the holders of u few of their first mortgage
bonds.
The line of steamers on the lakes between
Biill'alo and Chicago is proving quite suc
cessful and is becoming a paying imm
inent independent or its advantage as an
outlet ond a leeder. Tho improvements at
Buffalo uud the various other interests at
tho North and West ore in excellent con
dition and no doubt will ultimately be of
great advantage toward increasing and
facilitating the business of the entire route.
The officers elected were; President,
Ilirry E. Packer; Vice-President, Charles
Harlshorne; Treasurer, L. Chamberlain
Secretary, J. R. Fanshawa; Directors, Chas.
Hartshorne,R. Asa Packer.Wm. L. Conyng
him, Ario Pardee, William A. Ingham,
George B. Mnrkle, Robert II. Sayre, James
I. Biakslee, Elibha P. Wilbur, Joseph Pat
terson, Garrett B. Linderinan and John R.
Fell.
SwaUowoi His Teeth.
Henry Beck, a bartender, at Trembath's
Hotel, Wilkcsbarre, while eating oysleis
Friday night had Ihe niislortuiie to swullow
two of his tielh, together with the plate lo
which thev were attached. Four nhvsiciaral
Fall and Wintev Styles.
Our gentlemen readers will no doubt bo
pleased to learn that II. II. Peters, the p-
ulur merchant tailor, at the Post-idllce, is
now receiving all immense su-ck of cloths,
o.ifalmercs aud all wool suiting lor Hie lull
and winter trade, and Hint hois fully pro
pared lo make up those goods iu the mot
tashinnable-and lastelul manner, ut prices
wnieh cannot be disputed. Remember per-
leet Ills una low prices, is tils motto. Call
1 w inspect goods.
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For more than a year past Ihe Historical
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thoso countries The results of the expedi
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This work resembles accounts of the adven
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n.tess to the State records, by which iinans
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ligatiHl N.hllrsm, and furnlshrs a oomplelo
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This book is a valuable addition to Ameri
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sales me unprrcedeutly laiue. It is the
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fireii'le. It is Sold hi- mil,,.rliti.,t, in.lt-
i.d live ageuts should'inakf hale In ieeu"re
ttioir nulfiu. See advertisement elsewhere
iu this palter.
I will mall (Free) the reclno for a flrnnlo
VUUUfAULH BALM that will remove
TAN. KKkMKLES, P 1 M P h K S and
1)1.(1 fOIiKS, leaving the skin salt .clear and
Ucautllul; also Inst 1 ucl Ions lor producing a
luxuriant growth of hair uo a luild bead or
suiuolh face. Address Inclosing 3c. stump,
is UN. VANDELF, 12 Barclay S-., N. Y.
mar. 26-yl.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Tho advertiser having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption, hy
a simple remedy, is anxious to make known
to his follow sullercrs the means of euro. To
all who desire it, he will scud copy of the
prescription used, (free ol charac), with the
directions lor preparing and uslnir the same,
which they will Hnd n sure 1)1111 U for
(JOUOIIS, COLDS. CONSUMPTION, AS
THMA. U11ON0HIT1S. &c.
Parties wlshlngthe Prescription. will please,
address, Rev. E A. WILSON, 104 PennSt.,
Williamsburg, N. Y. mar. S3-yl.
"eriiors of youth.
A GENTLEMAN who sufTered for years
from Nervous DEUIL1TY. PR EM A.
TIIIlE DEUAV, and all thocHectsot youth
lu. Indiscretion, will for the sake ofsulfcrlnir
humanity, send tree to all who need It, the
recipe aud direction for making the simple
remedy by which lie was cured. Sufferers
wlsliimr. to profit by Iho advertiser's experi
ence can do so by addroistnjr In perlect oon
ndcuce. JOHN I). Oil II EN,
uiur.25.yl 42 Cedar It't. Now York.
The Secret
cf the .universal success ot
Brown's Iron Bitters is sim
ply this : It is the best Iron
preparation ever made; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, and
does just what is claimed for
it no more and no less.
By thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood,
it reaches every part of the
system, healing, purifying
and strengthening. Com
mencing at the foundation
it builds up and restores lost
health in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
79 Dearborn Ave., Chicago, Nor, 7.
I have been a great sufferer from
a very weak stomach, heartburn-, and
dyspepsia in Its worst form. Nearly
cvcrytlilne I ate pave me distress,
sad I could eat but little. I have
tried every thlngrecommcnded, havo
taken the prescriptions of a dozen
physicians, but cot no relief until I
took Brown's Iron Bitters. I feel
noae of the old troubles, aad am a
mew man, I am celling much
atrpnger, and feel first-rate. I am
a railroad engineer, and now make
my trips regularly, I can not say
100 much In praise of your wonder,
ful mediclae. D. C. Mack.
Brown's Iron -Bitter3
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and will not
blacken the teeth, or caus:
headache and constipation.
It will cure dyspepsia, indi
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
Use only Brown's Ircn Eitters made iy
T.Tom Oied:il Co., Eilitmore. Crossed
rwl Uuct aad tride-tiark oa wrapper.
wero immediately sunimoued, but their e . . o
foru to remove tbo -cell, were InviT.cu.ual, j J, ltrunc,llcd for ln the wtup0Tl
as liiu proper fnslrumeuU wero not procu
able. In the mcuiitimo tho teeth had worl
el downward toward the stutnacti, and the
uuforlunate man eiiflered great pain, He
went to Philadelphia, Saturday, and was
placed under the treatment of Dr. D. Hayes
Aguw, who succeeded in removing the!
teelh, wlnrh hud got ilangernm'y near ilia '
stomach,
uel)
post office, Jail. 2Mb, 1685 ;
Whie Shrieves, I Prank Hahn.
Bteph. Behler, 1 Mrs- L. Ilouden,
Edward Walk, 1 Benj. Zimmerman, 2
Miss Ella Shriber I Mrlviu Shatter,
Alfred llclit, 1 Alex- Lreiibacb,
A-TreUbach.
Persons calling f..r any of the abovo let-
At last accounts' Beck was doing u" w I'1"80 "-r """""rliwd."
I Wti-U- Kmcpt, P. M.
Iribuled iu great measure lo the inadequate
propping up oflhe mines as the cork pro. Miners Wages.
grcsses. S011.0 lime, tl.ria is a scarcity of Wages In ihe Lehigh region have been
limber ut the mines and tho men lake adjusted on the basis as during five years
c'lancrsin tlivirowulivisby going mi with past, vizi When Lhigh coal averages 15
the wnlk without making tl.o place about
Ihem secure. Koch colliery thould have a
gang of men to attend to Ihe work of tun
keiiug alone uud Iosco that the rool is prop
erly tupHirled. Nothing l.x.kl moru decep
tive than n mine roof. The apicrauce of
solidity and strength i often the in..sk Ibat
hides a fearful danger frvm view. Mine
companies should provide 0 sufficient num
ber of props at all limes, but they do not,
aud the work of obtaining such props la of
ten attended with so much trouble and loss
o' tiino to the miner Ibat be Is compelled to
work without them and take the chances
which end ill death.
Now that there is talk of revising Ihe
mine ventilation act all these things should
I b taken inloronsideration. Thdfalh ride
is ton great in the atitbrsciie industry. Pur
ler ton on boopl vessels in New York
waters, the prices paid for insido work is at
lollows 1 Fur mining Mammoth vein coal
per Ion of forty eight cubic feet, forty-two
ano: a half cents; miners wages tier week t
SI2 CO; laborers wages ic r week, i'J vu to
$10 CO. As coal advances ur declines In
from $5, so shall the price vary at the rate
of 1 0 per cent ol each dolls r of such decli
or advance. On all oulsida work prices are
filed monthly, about Ihe lllh, and vary to
a certain extent with iho price of coal, al
S -
V v. 'f .....
Ml .... " .
SILVERWARE,
SPECTACLES, &c.
Please call and roe for yourselves, before
bit) ii els, where. dicJ- r
& POSITIVE CURE FOB FERALE COMPUlIlTC
f:iUmndviTillftftio hirnioiiT with Ilia l'c-
jialo eyetem fit nil tScies, Mid aluo immediately
upouiuoftouoraiaai aau menu? uiurvrcr, mwni'
itnra(nmfnilKiui1l)tV ftTwl i.tlfiTif f-nnilit.Gn.
Dr. MarcHJsi'a Utcriuo CaU.ohcoa will cure fall-
!nr rf 4I1M K.mh Txtirrtrrhnfta. PI,rnnicInflaniTna
,lor una LlCl'rannji vi iuo muiuu( inuuruiw
Special to the Ladies!
Aiticctal Invitation Is ex'ended lo the Lad
lis of Lchlahton ntid turn u-lilln neighbor
hood to c.1-1 and examine Iho Immense s'oek
ul FALL AND IfTIXK
rem aels
JUST UttoniVEO AT
E. H. SNYDER'S
A NEW AND KLHOANT LINK OP
locks. Watches anil Jewelry
Just Received, at-
HAGAMAN'S STORE,
Bank St., Lehighton,
SUITAULK FOlt
Holiday Presents,
All of which Is bclni; sold at such extraordin
ary Low l'ifcui"thatnll can buy.
Look for Yourselves ! !
Gold and Silver Wntchisfrom ii 00 to (CO 00
Gent's Chains " 12 to Out
Ladles' Chains " 85 to 0 W
Lockets " 1 00 lo SO CO
lilngts tl to 12 00
llracclcts. Ucnts'nnd Ladles' Chains, llreast
I Ins, l'.ar Jewels, and 11 varlcy of other aril.
elcs loo numerous to mention, Including
nsesacssS5HdBl
n,.,i. ,1 ...in 1 ! Ucraorrhayo or l'loodlos;, Taioful, Suppressed
though there will be no reUiar xrcentat.o lA IrregulirMenaiiu.itloD, Kidney Complaint,
for an a Ivance or decline,
SHE!
M (bsmc h
raacscsJs
Vo corititmo to
nctaepolicitorofor"
H.itcnta. Caveat..
m tr.n? i-riarkfl. coovTleMo, etc.. for-
J tlioUnltod Btatca,anilioobtaiapst'
H cr.ta Iff C sticla, Enrianrl, Franco
Gcrmiay, end LU other countries,
'f hli'ty-al jrutV nrartioo. Nor1
chirijn fj? cram-Tifltion of modela or draw
la. A lv!:s by iroil froo.
I'atctitt outline! tlirnuph s (ironotlcodiTt"
tfco GCISVritJ A31E1UCAN, which has
tha lirgwt circulation, rnd la tliowost Influ
ential uowgp.ipcr of Its kind rmblishod ln tha'
vrorld. Tho ndvantr-gcoof cachauottco overy
pi;ntco tlndc.-Ftands.
Tliia larfj.i end fcrdentlidly illustrated howb-'
piporlspublir.hcd VEF.riLYntf3.20nyear..
an lis admitted toliollio bent-paper devoted
ta ocicnco.nnchanicij.luventionB.i'ngineorina;
vrorks, r... 1 ct'ier departments of industrial
prc-rc??, pr.Misl'Oib in nny country. Rinplo
cc;-..i-.! K nail. 10 cccU. Sold by all news--du!vr.
Altticasfrura & Co., publishers of Bclen-
li.1i Atnc: '.Cia, lot Uroafiwov, New York.
Handbook about patents mailed free-
PAYNE'S IO Elorco SparEcArroatlng:
Tortablo Enalne has cut 10.000 ft, of l.lnhlgsa'
Tine Hoard la 10 hours, burains slabs from Ibv
saw in eiguuooi ivugius.
BanhL, LeliMoa, Pa,
comprising all the Litest Novel lie J in Illack
ond Colored SlfS., Velvets, I'lalds, Cash
meres, bcru.es, a.II-Vool Suiting;, Grltiu;
hams, Prints. &.c. Also, a full lino of
Dhtnkctr,lictucsllcs..Shawl.Mu!dlns',
NOTIONS, TIIIMMI.NOS, Uc,
all of which he Is oiTerlug at very
Lowest Prices. A nlcj line of
Silver-Plated Ware,
Do call and tco It. Sly stock-of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Carpets, Oil Cloths,
ClUEENS1VARE,.GLAM5WAnii, &c Is
full and complete. Cheap as the Cheapest,
and Good as tha Best. sepl.t-yl
DANIEL WIEAND,
Carriages, Wagos,Sleiglis,&c
DASK AX1) IKON STI5EETS,
LEIIIGIITON. Ponna.,
Particular attention given to
REPAIRING
in nil Us details, at the very Lowest Prices.
Patronairo respectfully solicited and perfect
satisfaction iiuarautccd.
UC0 6. 1870.yl DAN, WICAND,
E. F. LtCICENBAClI.j
Two Doors Below tbo' "Uroadway House
MAUCII CHUNK, PA.
Coaler in all Tattcrns of Plain SLd Faucj
Wall 1?ibfs5
Window Shades,
Paints & Paintesr' Supplies.
LOWEST CASH P1.ICP.U.
IIUIUUAI & CO.,
BANK STET5ET. Lehishton, Pa.,
Ittl.r.UIt'-i aud Denier a to
"EST
UKmd of O HA IN lIOCOHTnptl SOLI) A
UtfUULsAi; 3IAKJCJL.T itATliS.
Wo would, nlfco. ioofctIn!lT Inlorra otircltt
sella Hi at we ait) uow fully prej-urtd to.toUl
I'roin rny M!n rtcsliefl at VCIIT
LOWEST t:U.
if. IIEILMAK & CO.
Julrs:.
Uuu't fall to buy your
Champaigne Pear Cider,
Lager Beer,
Root Iieor,
Nrctav,
or
Porter, &c.,
C, B0ETTGER,
Au.w.issi-Iy.
TAMAQIU, Pa,
r3
Our 10 Jlorst TVs duarantts to fuulsh' poweir
to caw G.000 feet of Hemlock boards in 10 honrs
Our IS Hone Kilt cut 10,000 fat ln sama llm.
uur jmirines aro cuAiumiexu'
to furnish a horao-povfrer on'
H lcaa fuel and watef than
any other r.nrdne Hot flttel
with uu Autoniatla Cnt-Off.-If
jon wsnt a Stationary of"
l'ortablo lupine, Boiler. Clr--cular
Eaw Mill, Bhaftinir or
Puillei, elthor cast or MeddsrtV
Pitcnt Wroueht Iron l'ulloy,
cou.l for onr lllnstratcd Csbu-
loc1", " " for Information -id prices,
U. W. PAVliE t ZOXSr Cornuis, If. 7, Box....
KM
Williams Sawing Macnkes
ARC ACK.VOWtEDOED TO BE THK
BEST IK THE WORLD
They havo received highest Awards at th
Centennial ami at all other leading
Exhibitions- hold in Europo
rnd America,
S7E37 HACnSS UASIAKTED 27 IBS HAttSi
Tactorics located at Montreal, Canada, and
Plattsburs, Now York.
THE WILLIAMS raJFACTDEISG CO.,
817 l'ota) Sa.T,o Sirceti Montreal.
M IIS &rm n VH tm
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Government. TiiK Hpuyal)luwIii-nppllriu.on'
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WhennllOAfd. the ptroiiify'sfeeffcaa nrnt
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yon know before!, m l,.yrt.wiAiitc,whctheryouro
coins to KM r pliant nf not, ond no uttorney's fei
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n preliminary snlnfttlo'i ishr.d Ilrlc" rt-.
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ton, D.C.. as your nttorney In thpcrp.rlvlutrtl..i
title of the Invention und rboutthedateof fillre
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tlom, in fact any information lelaiuif; to I'Htenta
promotlv furnWnei. Copies t.f l'nirnts mallwl at
the regular (iovrnment ratta. 'isTSc. ench. lie
tnpmb'''thlofticelunbeon Insitcrufuloj'eriilon
jlnee 1851 and yon therefore r'np toe benefit ot
experience,, besides rererei.ro vnn beclvm tone
tualrllentt InnlmtWt evtrv roimty iu tle v S
Pamphlet relating in I'uIgiiU free upon leqtieet
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Years Among
our wild wmm
The Miley Sullivan ilasli nf UO yards
lor 300 ft si.lo at llio Lehigton F.,lr
firoiin.ls, Thursday arternnon, vs iron by
Miley, nl Summit IMI,by abou' t-vo feet,
11 irrvenoss and Is cspoclallv adapted tm Ira chaago
otLUo. Senil lor pamubtat t.-ee. Alllcltsraof
inculry frwclv nns.vcrcd. Au-trcss os loom, j or
:lo by r-'l d-'ntr'lsis. Hew 1.I10 P I pcrbottlc,
OMcb-o 8t-J ""- n-'Usk fnrEi.ltor
ca.la uteiiaot.'atfcoii.'on. Vtiouoot'.
For Sale uy A, J, Purllmr, Diuftl t, 1,
.ughton, 'j. Uy
a wet Ir txa.lo at 1 omo l.ytliefn.
.Ill.lrl.lll. It..l I.I..I. ... ....
KV) B r t're lire Jiublle Onllal put
1 nenUil. Vi e will start Mm. .Vi-n.
women, boys and Ktrls wauteU vertwhere to
worl, for us. fuw Is the time. You can work
In rparu time, or iriie your whole iluio lu tin
busiuess. ctn oilier business will pay you
nearly so well. Nu one can lull to make vnnr.
loons pay. by imcalui: at ouce V,tl out
lit ur.u terms tree Money made li,,t. m.iiy
un'l iiunoriutij -t auukii shuck f "o jMj.i
gusta, Jlalne. rtcc2-yl '
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rrratost Invention ct tlia ae I hei-our nam
nblet. sun lioo. rtt. J. V. UuAJT. Urrena. 1
burs. .N'-V. aly iti 1 '
PENSIONS o'ur;Ai 1
1 , w 1 v 1 s w uty fee,, ,l0 oa
Ilountv, Hark ray, I)l!charr for Jlrserlers, I
etc.. nroenrei). Hyeara csperlenca AnVrrss'
V. M MT1.8 4. CO, 0 11' Street. V ft! '1 B I
ton, LI.O. Jjn.f.tfo
A lne moM ot UisiutWs Thh tv-Tiir YcartPmmnl Km
u- cv.y uui Uumu. W11U ut bUe lauwlucluai
By Gen0 Sherman.
Thli attr nmi ras tt ence mbscriVd for by TVoMctS
uruio nJ m:.rt C.iVsiT. saj Ij Ceu. f.'.ermajs ta.
O.-aar, Om. r.srMm, C. it. Kmcoct, taj ijouanul, ct tm-UfiitMf-l.
Cn, GiuXTl!T.f-'.n(,i0twtutosiIua
Xl'. tier icruca." xiisnoe Wiur (MtlloSUt.) iij, t"a
U a tool 0 In luaiM iWic I: Is th ok-V sutientlo account
if onr lallans mr fiUlii-e', idly rtrttltni tldr "laasy
U. secret l!4n;s, cxiloi, etc. III. rr?lcUj wUh ChrilUsS)
eirrienci-s o! Iho AttMar, Sf. I of tunous EcoaU. Trsppeis,
Cow-Wi, Jl'l-t-s. iMinlcr IhifJor,, eto.,,lrl;iyporlrsjlD
IX) la i'io (J.-tit W: cs It r u. 4Si (a ;rcs
With Etccl rnlTiif, i-.nl 6or-! Cirnmo-LKhoTrsnls
VUiti la 15 oJoia, irom raotorsrhs raas ty tia U. ft.
Gsverniicnt trfnttljJbrt'Umat worl.
A0F..VT3I 1 hi. rmi bock u son ont-scnint n ethen
SOtol. S.'a vTVi,9a. ?eutl arrntft 10 to SOonlrrs
dJV. We v-snt 100a ranrs snis st nee Xxrorjis
T-r.t'toTj ttwt fftetnl Term gtrrn. Onr Isr elrenUis wlai
lull rutcuUri Kit .r.K. A f.ns Speelnvn rUie seat Im
mtJuhn fir a a rent rtoran. Aitdrtu las sal. pitblLOien.
a. u woarmxoTox t co, lUMyoae. co.
RUPTURE,
AW S!liAiCEV
Id-l .C M1 'inj Winter Mt uATU-uUrt. 4uMrts
lw III se.l.iia(4...l,ctlrjefrywli!:, liberal lenns.
Ufhtl 1. trrr Iwa 4. w 1 wurili r .uljiiclans, 1
na 1-srFCLAnTict.F.sv,
jrrabai .j. titiRAL Cmtoaa Uws,
j-"i-i it a, oai;i.ir,uj
jvj tttfw'.. 19 lilt wL M-a4 twa
id rj:r tMa.p for estUn b4
AK.iH-Llnm-. 12itl.n Ihl, sli
23lc. 3. fcisuar a co., new xnu
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HANTS. A It II IT I II Ma r'
HSI ISTI.A II ChllTlUl'A 1
FS anil all kinds nf LAND Sriui'T b.-mtit
an-ll 11. Lain stm-k, ami llili t i'im-i-s
I nlJ I'ojon ant to te'lnrl.iirf jj a
wrtletnA A. Tlltl.H A, Attorn. vi.,w
VBItil.ilvn. P. I', Jano-'fo
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