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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

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Politics, Finances, Commercial Intelli.
gcnce, Local Events. Social Gossip and
General Miscellany. Especial attention
will he given TO the public affairs Of this
division Of the state, and to fully ac-
compli>h this end arrangements have
been made securing "a regular weekly
budget " correspondence from the yari-
Gus ccnters Of intelligence Of ncighbor.
ing Counties.
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I'STRAY NOTICE

Taken ~ on he l8ll day NJ hpf 1915 by VII
Ham Holden, NJ HE residence, w ihu nifty precinct
thc following doscrlhcd osifny to.Ni' dark hny
horo, with hlhrk name and tall white spot IN hlr
lpiqlcnd, md some little white ,nIp on hlp noro,
~ hnnlt high, eight ycnrs old. aud nlprpls, In'
sisty dolnrs NAMtEL ! lIl'MM
County clerk
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II is contcndcd by some that consider.
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subject matter of the proposed compromise,
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ATTENTION
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Furniture Polish. LinSeed Oil.
Turpentine,W White Lead. Paint
or Color> of anykind. a White
wash Brush. Paint or Varnish
Brush, Stove Backing. Shoe
Dressing, Sewing Machine Oil,
or any of an Hundred other Articles
in Daily Use, 90 to Barclays Drug
store, either on the Levcc or on Wash.
iugton Avenue, and Get What You
Want at Prices to suit the times.
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Democratic Nominations.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
EDWARD l.. CR0NKRlrE, of Stephenson.
nor SUPERINTENDENT or rUBLIc INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL N. ETTER, of Mclean,
FOR CLERK or THE surREsE COURT, SOUTHERN GRAND
DIVISION,
JACOB O. CHANCE. of Marion.
PoR cLERK OF THE APPELLATE COURT, SOUTHERN
GRAND DIVISION,
JOHN Q. HARTMAN, of Alexander
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY.
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Attempt TO Break jail.

Adispatoh dated Bloomsbury, Pa. Jan. % 10
the N. Y. Herald, gives the following parti-
culars of the attempt, of the condemned
Mollie, Peter McHugh, to break Jail at that
place on the previous night:
A desperate effort to break jail was made
here last night by Peter McHugh, one of
thtee men under sentence of death for the
murder of Alexander Rea, q respected mine
superintendent, who was murdered for his
money in 1865. Hester, Tully and McHugh
were convicted of the murder in February
last, and one week ago their conviction was
affirmed by the Supreme Court. When the
decision of the latter court was made known
to the authorities the prisoners were placed
in separate cells and at night shackled
Mcllugh, who is considered the most dam
gerous man Of the three, was placed in the
strongest cell of one of the poorest apologies
for a Jail that exists in the country in fact
its unfitness for the purpose is so well known
that guard Of four coal and iron officers
have made it their home during the past
year.
The prisoners were closely watched, but
no suspicion that any of them contemplated
making an attempt to escape was entertain
ed. At ten o'clock last night, however, an
officer, on listening at MclIugh's cell door,
heard a scratching noise. lie gave the in
formation to the captain of the guard, who
concluded to remain quietly at his post until
midnight. At that hour the cell was en-
tered. Upon McIIugh's bed, which was
unoccupied, lay his shackles, but the priso-
ner was nowhere to be seen. Upon remov-
ing the bedstead a hole, measuring twelve
by eighteen inches, was found in the floor,
and through it could be seen an excavation
four feet in depth. Just as this discovery
was made a revolver in the hand of one of
the officers exploded, whereupon a smother
ed voice from beneath the floor exclaimed,
Don't shoot, I'll come up" In a moment
the missing man made his appearance.
He intended to dig his way under the
wall and thence up through the surface. If
he had attacked the wall he could have es-
capped in two hours. How he unlocked his
shackles cannot be explained, and McHugh
refuses information upon the point. This
morning he says -
Why didn't you shoot me last night ?"
The officer replied, There is another
death in store for you"
Well" remarked McIIugh, l am ready
to die at any moment"
He is now confined with Tully, and chain
ed to the floor. His death warrant and those
of his two companions will arrive in the |
course of few days,
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Grand Jury Preseniment.

To the Honorable, The Judges Of Quarter
Sessions Of the Peace, in and for the Coun-
ty of Carbon.
The Grand Inquest Of the Commonwealth
Of Pennsylvania, inquiring for the County
OF Carbon in all matters relating to the same,
do respectfully report that they haze acted
upon twelve jl2) bills ofindlctment, ofwhich
eleven (ll) Were found true bills and one (ll
ignored,
The Grand Jury do present, after examin-
ing witnesses, the brick house in the Borough
of Weissport, belonging TO the Seigfred Es-
tate, as being in an unsafe condition, and
consider said house public nuisance.
We beg leave II further report that we
have visited and inspected the county pris-
on, and are unanimously ofthc opinion that
It'd clean and healthy condition reflects the
highest credit upon the Sheriff.
Our attention having been called TO the
poor heating apparatus of the Court House.
do respectfully present TO the Honorable
Court that we have examined and inquired
into the matter, and find the present mode
of heating Inadequate, and do recommend
that the building should be heated by fur
naces or heaters placed in the cellar, and
from there properly distributed throughout
the building, and we suggest as models of
these furnaces those at present in the county
prison. We further recommend that
" movable yestibule," such as suggested by
the Court, be placed against the outer door
OF the Court House.
The Grand Jury do not deem it advisable
to remove the court room up stairs at the
present time.
We further report that our attention hav-
ing been called to the Railroad crossing in
front of the Mansion House in the Borough
of uauch Chunk, we have visited the same,
and consider the same very unsafe and
dangerous to the travelling public without
Waterman or lagman to warn passers-by
OF passing or approaching trains.
We respectfully tender our thanks to the
Honorable Judges and District Attorney for
their courtesy and assistance rendered us
during our deliberations.
E. z. WILLIAMS, Foreman.
Maueh Chunk, Jan, Is, 1878.
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Murderers Arrested.

This community and the coal region in
general, says a Pottsville dispatch of the
2Oth inst, was startled by the arrest of the
murderers of Patrick Burns, respectable
young lrishman, who was killed on April
10, 1870, at a small mining town named
Tuscarora. This was not in the true sense
Of the word a "Molly" outrage, as the prime
mover in the affair was not n mc,nber Of
that organization, although some Of the men
who participated in the crime under his
directions were "Mollics." Burns was clerk
for the firm Of Socarrez a Co. coal operators.
and IN the course of time discovered that the
inside boss, named John Kane, was deiraud-
ing his employers. Possessing himself of
the true inwardness ofthe fraud Burns gave
the particulars 10 his employers, who, how
ever, had not the courage To support their
clerk IN the emergency on account of their
fear OF Kane, who was known as a desperate
character he having in 1867 murdered in
cold blood his own brother For this crime
he was convicted Of murder in the second
degree, but was pardoned, after undergoing
two years Imprisonment, by Governor Geary
at the solicitation of Socarrez and others.
Kane continued TO make false returns of
ms Nhlht Dul dtluuletl DN u SDlill OF revenge
determined to murder Burns, although tho
latter had failed to get him discharged.
Meeting the unfortunate man as he was
walking in the direction of his Office at an
early hour in the morning, Kaues party
halted him, and one of them, Michael Ber-
gan, shot him dead. Nothing was ever
done in the case, until Of late, when it was
placed in the hands of Pinkerton's detec-
lives, who on Saturday night caused the
arrest Of Michael Bergan, of Girardvile,and
John Kane, of Tuscarora.
Kane was arrested at Pottsville, having
served as a juror in our courts during the
past week. He OF course protested his in
noccnce, but weakened visibleywhen charg-
ed with the murder. Bergan also denied
his guilt and said -
"Sure if l wanted TO skip could have
done so long ago, as when The Hairy Man
was arrested his wife sent me word that
would swing on the same tree as he did"
james Mcdonnell is implicated in this
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BENZ. Patterson, ESQ.,, Of the Slatngton
Neps, has severed his connection with that
paper, and Mr. L. L. Sehlaueh has now full
control Of the Neigs. Mr.. Patterson, has
taken charge Of the Bucks County Mirror,
published at Doylestown.
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup has been before
the public for years, and is pronounced by
thousands superior to all other articles for
the cure Of coughs, colds, influenza and all
Pulmonary Complaints.
-ExcHANaE.-R Rev. Edsall Ferrier, Of
Mauch Chunk, will preach in the Hoken
dauqua church, tomorrow (Sabbath) morn
ing and evening, and Rev. James A. Little,
OF Hokendauqua, in the Presbyterian church
OF Mauch Chunk.
The inconvenience of hard times is
lessened in some small degree by the fact
that you can avail yourself Of the opportun-
ity to get rid Of that troublesome cough, that
affects you or your child by buying either a
twenty-five or fifty cent bottle Of DR.. Coxes
Wild Cherry and Seneka.
Mr.. II. A. Weldy has bought the Tama-
qua Shoe Factory, and the Courier says, at
is the intention Of Mr.. Weldy to purchase
the necessary stock to begin operations as
soon as possible, with a full complement Of
men and women" And therefore Tamaqua
is happyl
AT Reading, Tuesday, Jacob and John
Hunt2inger lately President and Cashier of
the deiunct Miners Trust Company OF
Pottsville, were sentenced each to two years
solitary confinement and the payment OF a
fine of $500; also to refund to Thomas
Kerns, the prosecutor, $4,000, with costs.
A minister of the gospel has some right
which his listeners ought at all time to ob-
serve, one is that they shall not interrupt
the services with hacking and coughing.
DR.. Coxe's Wild Cherry and seneka will
save your preacher and yourselves from all
such annoyance. 25 and 30 cents bottle.
--On Monday night n weel, freight car
on the Lehirh Valley railroad, standing on
the siding below the depot at Catagau9ua,
was broken open and goods stolen therefrom
to the amount of about one hundred dollars.
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Priceless Discovery.
A Sure Cure for Piles.

A sure cure for the bhud 'eedn0. itching and
II oura,eV piles has beel discovered Uy mr. " n.
liam, ian Indian rene " called DR.. Williams q
Indian Ointment, single box has cured tho
worst q d CnrOu q cases OF lWrni FIVE and thlr.
~ yeats standing. No ono need suff II I've M a
utes after apo ylug this WJrderuI snuihIng
m ulc ne. Lotions Instruments ana - eOtuaGtCA
do more harm than good Williams ntment
supports the tumOrs, ailaYE the intense d chung
tparticu aily Et NJ ut after getting VAIN l1
bed acts ~ poui itICe, gives instant and pain.
less relief aud Is prepared only Tor pilts and
nothing else TnOt sands nf cured patients az.
test Ito virtues, AID physicians of all schools
piouuu, &C q the create 81 cont inuttOn u nledl
en-. OF the ate II matters aOt how long or \ 4.
ve'elE YOU have been suffering. you can bS
cd.
mr.. Joseph N. Ryder Ceveand. Ohio,write, 4;
sutfercU for years with Itching and liberated
Tiles, tr'e1 remedy after remedN ndVeI IlseI and
Consulted ph sir ans in PhiladylphIa, LOul lIle
tincutntti, Indianapolis 9nd tins city Hhv
spont undrruS 81 dollars. but iOund no Ielht
unili ObtmueG box oi Dr, MilIam's Indian
Ointment SINE t0ur mouths ago, and iI has
cured me c1mDiete v. haO pact of the box
Lett which gave 20 friend OF mine who had
duotoled with many phys cians anu AS a Ast o.
sort went TO the noted Hot sprinRs, ArKHnsas
for tTeatment. He iuiOrms me that the Indian
Ointment has also cured him Of the Plles. II is
oertslniY WOuO' rlnl discovery, ana should 10
ieriug with ,hHI dread disc sc.
Cg-Sl0OO Reward win be paid fog more cen.
tam rrnedy. sold by all Druggists DIR. Y. "
fkAZlE 4. sole pfes;i letter, GlsyelAi.s. g
Dte -, ~.
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MARS, MOONS.

When the telegraph announced the dis
covery by Prof Hall that our neighboring
planet had two satellites, and the dispatch
was read the next morning at ten thousand
American breakfast tables, what think YOU
was the effect upon the hearers? Some col
loquy similar to the following was sure to
occur: "Mars has two moons, hey? Pass
me the milk, Kitty. Strange, isn't it, that
astronomers never saw them before. An
other chop, please. wonder what they'll
discover next? These corn cakes are excel
lent. What's the latest from Europe? ?" We
have become so accustomed to startling dis
coveries and announcements, that we take
them as n matter of course. Even truth
must appear in flaming colors to make her
self seen. The virtues of DR.. Picrces Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Purgative
Pellets have been tested in ten thousand
households, whose inmates will tell YOU that
they consider the discovery and introduction
Of these remedies Of far greater Importance
to the world than the moons of Mars.
SHIPlLAN Ill.,, June l3, 1876,
DIR. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, y. y:
Dear Slr-Last fall our urtiauphtcr-oqc 1s
was fast sinking with consumption, Djf
terent physicians had pronounced her case
incuuOle. ! obtH med onc-half dozen bottles
OF your Golden Medical Discovery. She
commenced improving at once and is now as
hardy 1s q pine knot.
Yours respectfully,
REV. ISAAC n. AUGUSTINE.
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Special Notices.

| A MAN WALKS From NEWARK. N. ]. TO v Y.
Some weeks since, a man came into the stoI o,
No. sixth avenue. New York, iGquiing & Z
Mr. CRlTrRNToN. TO whom he wa5 shown. Be
appeared to be very mucn excited and immeti
atey commenced 10 tell n story Of hcw his wifO
had sun rod from an affection Of the lunPa aht :,
In fact. had been gwen up BY the ply ysiciars .
ole. Through some trend she was tnducei, rs
a last esort, 10 try HALE's HONEY CT HoHB.
HOUND AND TAR, nnd. u'lng bere her husbands
language, he said Before she had usei Ong
bottle she could Dreathe with more ease; ald
uy tho time she had used SIX bottles she was ~
and around the hous3 able to do her own work,
The man took the pans to come in per on nni
thank ihe present proprietor Of this populac
ar'cle for perfect cure OF hls Wits. HALB'9
HONEY OF HoREHOUND AND TAR Is for sale by
all iuggists at 81 cents and 81. Largo size tho
most ecOuomcll Depot, CR.TTENToN's sixth
avenue. n. Y City.
PIXIES TooTHACuE DROPS cure in ono minute.
THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF suFFERtRs from
rheumatism and GOut who cannot believe IN
modes Of cure that are unattended with .Vre 3
expense and elaborate preparation. II takes n
long time tn convince them thIt the simplest
mdoe to obtain relief is often the best, and thr
few pennies spent on cake Of GLEN's SUI.
PHUR SOAP, and the rrih ng labor Of procurinI
warm water, wi furnish mod G ted bath
VIII ch will afford a permanent cure. Sold By
all druggists Price &c per CAKE. I Box Ia
cake>) 75c.. sent by mail. prepaid. on receipt OF
price. e, n. CRITIENToN, Proprietor. Z sixth
avenue New York.
HILLS HAIR AND WnIsKER DYE. Block or
Brown, so cents Jan. 20, 1873
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LehIghton Lycemm

Met at the appointed houri minutes of
previous meeting were read and approved.
Miss.' Sue olewne, Alvina Graver and A T..
Burnstipe, Mrs. Longstreet and Mr.. Anson
Kemerer were D. p.roposod and elected as active
members. Referred questions first and
third were notanswered, reconG was answer
ed by Mr. S. II. Gillian. y hne piece ol
music was now rendered by Misses Huln. 'lhe
and Hauk and Mrs. Longstrcct, er.'tleu
" Out in the Starlight" Next in order W.. s
the debate. Resolved, That the reading of
novels have bad effect on the community"
Opened on the affirmative by Mr.. j. Seple,
assisted by Mr., Gillian, negative by Mr., A.
Grayer, assisted by Mr.. r. F. Hohord. House
opened for general debate by Mr.. Seple,
followed by Messrs. o. \. Clauss, Gillian
aud Hotiord. a solo, was sung by Miss
lIauk, entitled, "The heart bowed down."
after which the decision of the chair was
given in favor Of the negative The Society
was now favored with reading called the
Battle OF Ivsy," by Mr.. Longstreet. Report
OF curators read, the first question was
adopted for next evening, Resolved, That
| the teacher exerts greater influence over
the child than the parent. The paper read
by the editor, S, r, Gillian, caused much
merriment. A correction was made on the
previous election of Vice President, aud Dr.
i. a. Brown was elected. A Duet sung bv
Miss Hauk and Mrs. Longstreet entitled " o
| ye tears was very interesting. \ collection
taken up and the Society adjourned TO meet
Saturday evening, Jan. 20. SECRETARY,
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Among the pleasant things of life, and
one that will cheer up the dropping spirit Of
him that is trying to fill the office of a
Christian Minister, is to have his friends call
and spent an evening in social conversation.
Such visit was paid me the other evening.
There was gentle knock at the door, and
when we opened it, there stood few friends.
We welcomed them gladly. Two hours
were spent pleasantly In social talk. We
could hardly realize that it was time for them
to depart, when one said It's time we were
thinking of going home" After they de-
parted we felt very much refreshed. wish
they would come often.
J. B. W., Packerton.
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MARRIED,

BRELsFoRD-KRoME.- the NJ. Z. Pars6n-
age, in Lehighton, on the 10Th inst, by
Rev. L. b. Brown, George Brelsford, Of
Mauch Chunk, and Jennie Krone, Of this
borough.
The marriage notice Of Mr. Peter Beer and
Miss Abby Meyer, Of Penn Forest township,
this county, published in last weeks Az
vocATE was unteunded,- the marriage did
not take placei our correspondent was eyi-
IDENTIFY misniormed. lie should be mors
particular in sending such nod -os.
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murder, but Is already confined in Mauoh
Chunk jail on a charge Of killing George *.
Smith at Audenried in 1868, One other
was to have been arrested, but when wanted
he wasn't to be found, though strong hopes
are entertained of catching him.
The arrest of these men is very important
in one respect, They are charged with the
murder OF an Irishman, and the efforts made
to effect their capture should satisfy that
nationality that they stand on an even foot
ing with any other of the numerous nation
alites composing American citizenship
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E. F. Knnkeps Ritter Wine of Iron.

This truly valjah'e ionic has been 80 tnoI o.
uPhiY tested by uIl ciasscs OF the c. immunity
that It Is now detmed indispensable as n Tonio
eicine. 1t costs but tie parties the b ood
sy TEN and pIolongs lte. kverybOdy should
have 1t.
For The cure of Weak Slomaehs General De.
blity, 1n0igestiOn. Diseases OF che Stomach and
for all ca eI requiring tonic.
This wine incluCe3 the most agreeable and
ct1clant Salt OF Iron we posses SCI rate OF lag.
netlc OXIDE combined with the most energetic
OF vegetable 10 olics-YeilOw Peruvian d rk.
Do YOU want something to strengthen yOuf
Do YOU want good arpetite1
Do you want to ret rid oil nervousness
Do you want energy -
Do you want to sleep well
Do YOU want TO mutt up your constitution
DO YOu want to tee welil
Do YOU want brisk and vigorous fPeliunf
II YOU do try KU NKEL,s BITTER VINE
OF IRON.
onv ask trial of this vauab O tonicI
eware OF count,rfeits, as KunSel's Bitter
remedy III the known word for The pei manenG
cure ol Dyspepsia and DrbliiV,nu1 as there aI5
u NUMBER OF lmitat OnS OF red to the pubic I
Wou'd caution the commune Ity 10 ~ Lase mona
put the sehnn" article, manufactured by T.. p
Auhkel and having his st mp on the cork OF
every bottle. TIE very iact that others are at
tondiinE to inmate this valuable remedy
proves IT'S worth and sgeaks volumes in ITS IA
N9r Get lhe genuine. l. =: X mixers.
Sold only In II bottles. old Uy Druggists md
dealers everywhere t. +. Kunkel. Prof r.etor,
Z'9 NOlth Ninth street, tblRdelphIa, Pa.
Tape Worm Removed Alive.
~, lead and II complete in two hours No Tea
ull head passes. seat Pin ana stomach Worms
removed b. DR.. KLnke, $50 North n. street,
thlladelpnia, Pa. end for circular or ask YOUR
q LRPlst tor q DGJtle OF EUNREL'S WORM SYHuF.
IL never fM!s Price tL jau l9-lm.
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-Laros the Northampton county poison
er, now in the Insane Asylum at Harrisburg,
is improving in strength, and rapidly re
covering his mind. He readily recognizes
persons, and is again able TO read and write
In conversation with others he freely admits
having poisoned his father and othe.s, and
says ne is in the asylum in consequence OF
that oct.
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The Carbon Sdrufatc.
SATURDAY MORNING. JANU ,RY 90. 1878,
Local and Personal.

MG- TO PRINTERS.-We want at this
Office a thoroughly competent Newspaper
and Job Printer, for such man we have
steady "sit." A single man. Apply soon.