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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-19

COTTON The long continued dry
weather is causing cotton to open rapid
ly. The fields are in splendid picking or
der and the taple is excellent No rain
has fallen on the boles and the cotton is
as clean as a pin. An early season is
anticipated.
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Wilson & Franklin have wire sewed
shoes They never rip.
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Cash VS.. Credit.

Are you indebted to US Pay y0,5'
account! For your accommodation we
gave you credit, as our general RUE Is to
SELL FOR CASH. Selling you Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Glass, etc., at the low
prices we do, and such articles being sold
to US only for cash, at thirty days, COM
peIls US to observe closely the
Cash System
We wish it distinctly understood that
when we accommodate our customers by
credit we expect them to pay at the first
of every calender month. On DO other
terms can we do business, and in the line
Of White Lead, Oil, Linseed Oil, Wall
Paper, Plastering Board and Window
Glass, they are
Cash OH Delivery.
! II. LARWILb,
June 10Th, 1873. DRUGGIsT.
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The scholastic population of this, the
9th civil district, including Bolivar, is
Clio, about equally divided between the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-19

The grasshopper twist is the latest eff
fectation in the earstern cities. We hope
the bellies of Bolivar viii not patronize
the abOmination.
A fast damsel at Saratoga affixed the
following epigram to the name of soft
head, which was scratched on a window
pane at the hotel:
When see a looney's name
Written upon a glass,
/ know he owns a diamond
And his father owns an ass.
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BOLIVAR DIVISION No. IS UNITED
FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE.

neets every "WEDNESDAY EVENING at 8 o'clock in
odd Fclows' Hail. corner Market and Water Streets.
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BOLIVIAN PosToTExCE.


CLINTON LODGE, No. 54-Meets frat Monday IN
= aeL month. i b ADAMs-5N NJ. J 81 PoIK Sec'y.
BOLIVAR CHA PTER. \ 10. 34-Meets second Mon
day in each month. w q GRAY. n + P. JOHN II
Polk. Sgurstsry.
BOLIVAR COUNCIL. No l6-Mests third Noudsy
"A each month L y ADAMS, ) G n JEo r. Polk,
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Take Natfea.

By Act of Congrs IS, after the lst day
of July, 1878, subscribers to all weekly
papers must pay twenty cents postage per
annum, no matter if the subscriber does
live in the county where the paper is
printed. Let each patron Of the BOLIVAR
BULLETIN make a note of this
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Notice to Correspondents

W hen you write an article for pubHca-
tiOn, write on only one side Of the paper;
use INK; write as plainly as you can :
and, if possible, do your own punctuas
ton, etc. Don't leave the printer in the
dark as to who you are, but always send
your name along, whether It is to appear
IN print or not We will not publish
anonVmOus articles
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THE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY op
THE 10TH CENTURY. 80 - +. -
DR. =. ID. HOwE'S al.
Ara bian Milk-Cure
FOR CONSUMPTION.

FOR CONSUMPTION, ..,
And all Diseases of the Throat, Chest
and Lungs. The only Medicine of the
kind IN the world. ,. H
A Substitute for Cod Liosr Oil.
Permanently cures Asthma, Bronchitis,
Incipient Consumption, Loss of Voice,
Shortness of Breath, Catarrh, Group,
Coughs, Colds, &C., in few days, like
magic. Price 81 per bottle, q for $5.
Also, DIR. S. ID. HOWE'S ...u....
Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier.
Which differs frem all other prepare
tions la its Immediate action upon the
Liver, Kidneys and Blood. 1t is purely
vegetable, and cleanses the system OF
all impurities, builds 1t right up, and
makes Pure, Rich Blood. 1t cures
Scrufulous Diseases OF all kinds, re-
moves Constipation, and regulates the
Bowels. For General Debility, I"
" Lost Vitality" and 4" Broken Down
Constitutions" I " challenge the 18TH
century" to find its equal! Every Bot
tie is worth its Weight In Gcld.3 bsgon
Price 81 per bottle, 9 for 50. Sold by
A. J, DURLlNG, Druggist, sale agent
for Lehighton, Pa DR.. 5. ID. HOVE.
Sole Proprietor, 16t Chambers Street,
New YORK. June 26.6n*
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Removed In a few hours With harmless Vegetables
Meiieine No fee askei until the entire worm.
with head. passes. Refer those afflicted to resi-
dents OF the city whom have uurpd, that had boen
unsuccessfully treated At tho Jefferson Asiiral
Colley-, on Tenth street; h,i taken in vain tur.
pentus, the sn-cillei specifies aud all known 70,
medies. DR.. Il. y. KuSKEL, No. 259 Nor Ninth
busineSs for over twenty-five years. aud is psrtsct
ly reliable. Call and Hee. Advice frse. Removs ca
tapeworui from child six years old, measuring 20
feet At his Office eau bs seen specIlisus. sIla OF
Inem over forty feet IN lsnsGh, which have hsdn
remJvsd In less than three hours by takius one
dose OF his medicine. Dr. Kunks s treatment is
simple, sale and yieetly reliable aud no lee un-
VI tue wornl with mead. passes. VI, Il. y. kuaEEL
10Y worth rinln street, Phiadsphia, Pa,
sept. lo74ly
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we,ssport Literary society.


Saturday Evening, Dec. 20.-The
third regular meeting was held as above.
The meeting was called to order by the
President at z p. NJ, and the roll OF
officers called. The reading of minutes
of previous meeting was postponed.
The following candidates for men,
bership were proposed and elected
Miss Annie Mertz, Messrs. Marsh,
Groot, Ziegenfuss and Gillian.
The, exercises of the evening were
taken up. as follows:
Mrs. S. Leopold's question, postponed
till next week. ..' ''yi
Miss A. Mertz's question answered.
Essay by Miss Effie Fenner subject
" Country" .. ...l- 900 ..aI.
Grafton by j. W. Koons subject
Gambling" .isl.
Subject for debate, Resolved, That
Labor should control Capital" was
then taken up affirmative, S. R, Gill
ham negative, T. w. Renshaw. The
society decided in favor of tue negative
side.
The Committee on Programme for
next meeting reported as follows:
Essay, Miss Annie Mertz.
Referred question" Who was Solo.
mons father, where was he buried, and
what is the name of the place?" J. A.
Miller. t
"When and by whom was coal first
discovered'in the United States?" Ed.
win Groot.
Grafton, S. T. Leopold.
Subject for debate "A" Res Olved, That
men are more apt to work for Honor
than Money" Affirmative, DR.. j. q.
Zern negative, S. leopold.
On motion, adjourned to NEE. at z
p. NJ. Saturday, Dec. 81.
J. w. KooNs, President.
S. T, LEOPOLD, Sec'y.
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The Week OF Prayer.


The following is thu programme for
the Week Of Prayer, prepared by a
committee Of the u. S. Evangelical AL.
lance. Il differs in SONS particulars
from that prepared by the British AL
lance, which has been published in
some Of the papers of this country:
JANUARY All, 1874.
The Evangelical Alliance suggests
the following rs n suitable plan for the
observance OF the Week of Prayer
throughout the United States ~
Sunday, Jan. 4 SeImOns-The unity
of the Christian Church (; the real one.
iless ,Vf all true belieyers,; hindranoes
and motives to Union the blessings to
be hoped tor from the union Of beliey-
ers in prayer-John II +; 2l-28.
Monday, Jan. o: Confession Our
common unwOfthiness and guilt. ~
eThanksgiving.-For national, domes.
tic ami personal nercies temporal and
spiritual. ........a ..g.-r -..r
SnPpiieatIon. For speclal blessings,
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on the week of prayer.-Daniel 8: z;
Mnl Q IN -------- ---------

on the week of prayeT.-Daniel 8: Z
Nal. 8: 10.
Tuesday, Jan. g.: Prayer For the
Christian Church for her increase in
faith, holiness and love for prosecuted
and suffering Christians for Christian
liberty; and for the more abundant
outpouring of the Holy Spirit.
9-1i; Heb. 10 3; Hab. 3 2.
Wednesday, Jan. Z Prayer for Fam
lilies. Hone and parental influence
sons and daughters !; the absent, the
sick, the erring; inmates of prisons
all educational institutions. 1l5 :
1914 ia: IL.
Thursday, Jan. 8: Prayer for Ma
tions. For aee.aMong men; for pub
lie virtue and righteousness for the
Punishment of intemperance, dishon-
esty, infidelity and superstition and
for the diffusion of pure and Christian
literature. is 80 49, 1S. .....
Friday, Jan, o: PNyer.-Fo The
evangelization of all nominally Chris
tian countries for the conversion of
Israel for seamen for missionaries |;
for the spread of the gospel in Mo-
hammedan and heather countries for
the conversion of the world to Christ.
--Ps. 6S: 81 D.: 1872: 9; Heb. 1873
Saturday, Jan, 10 Prayer. - For the
Christian ministry ;for Sunday Schools;
for revivals. Matt. 8: 3S 4; Deut. a: 81;
1lab. 3: 2. a.. .....
Sunday, Jan. lie Sermons. Sub
ject: Christ's kingdom universal and
everlasting.-Ps. 81: 1-2. Results of
the Sixth General Conference of the
Evangelical Alliance. ......
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NJ. E. Church.

NJ. E. Church.
Preaching in the NJ. E. Church next
Sabbath at 1890 A. NJ. and 7 p. NJ. Sab
bath School at 2P. NJ. Extra meetings
still in progress. .......
A Watchnight service will be held OIL
Wednesday evening, commencing at
$50 O'Clock, and continuing until after
I'm. This is according to established
Methodist usage. . ...... ....
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Spe cial Notices.
NAR. III. II, BOND, having for

-MS Ten Years made especially of af-
feotions OF the alimentary canal, sue
cessfully treats all diseases of the Stom-
ach, Liver and Bowels, by his common
sense treatment. Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, BiiOusness, Nervous De-
bility, Hernia (Rupture), lIemOrrhoids
(Tfles), and Tape Worm yield to his
treatment after everything else fails.
Thousands of cases of diseases of the
Throat and Lungs and Nervous Com
plants arise from disorder of the diges-
tive functions aud disappear under pro-
per treatment. Have you q weak st0in.
ach. general debility. indigestion. con-
stipation, acidity of the stomach, palpi-
tation or huttering at the heart, heart
burn, fullress or weight In the stomach,
disgust for food, swimming at the head,
II so, consult DR.. B. at once. fa
Do you want something to strengthen
you? Do you want to get rid of nerv-
business? Do you want good appetite?
Do you want energy? If so, consult
Dr.. b. at once, his common sense treat
ment will cure you. o.. ,r.i .a... 4,
Skin Diseases. arise from impur-
ity of the bloOd-aud disordered diges.
tion causes impure blOod--if the fOun-
tain head be vitiated the entire stream
Is rendered impure-all outward appli-
cations such as lotions and salves may
dry up disease for O short time, or
drive 1t in on the vital organs. but DR..
BIS treatment expells 1t from the system
and makes perfect cure, ....s
Hernia (Rupture), treated by me.
chanical appliances and electi icity. -
Radical cure effected IN all curabe cases.
Piles ! Blind, bleeding or itching.
cured like magic, instant relief given
and speedy cure. Tile number of those
afflicted is truly marvellous. Let no false
dellcacy prevent. but consult DR.. b. at
once and be relieved from life of misery
Tape WORM Removed in Three
H0urs.-Hundreds OF patients afflicted
with tape worm are doctUred and drug
ged for other complaints, Of course with
out relief. The presence Of this dis
gusting parasite givSs rise to a train Of
symptoms that are often mistaken for
other diseases. DIR. Bond removes tape
worm, head and all, with purely yeget-
able medicine In three hours. No lee
asked until entire worm Is removed.
~ II you have any of the above
diseases, do not hesitate, but at once
consult DR.. Bond, and be- cured. His
treatment is rational and scientfic his
remedies are purely Vegetable, they act
by sisting nature and restoring the
system to a healthy condition. lie is
the ouly physician in AUerica that
makes a specially of this cla-s OF diseases
Dr. BOND viii visit Lehiehton occa.
sionally. During his absence he can be
consulted by letter--all communications
confidential Address, describing symp-
TOMS, DR.. ii. I. BOND, Allen nouss,
All'ptOwn, Pa. nov 22..3m,
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T.EaIGH VALLEY R.R,


Pa'seoser trairs leave Lehighton as fOllaws;
NonrH-'As a. IN, for d'h Chunk, White Haven
Hale on, dahanoy City, Mt Carmel, Pittston,
wilkes barre, ard all stations,
1885 IN. for aiauch Chuak. Glen Onoko, White
Haven, hahetou, MahAnoy City, Wilkes barre,
Mount Carmel, PittstOn. Tunkhannock, Tow.
andA, Einiira, huGalO and Niagara FALLS
l.2l p. m for MAuoh Chunk, pittstcn, Whysr.
ly aud intsrmodiAle stations ,.
b.35 ?. m for Mauen Chunk, Glen Onoko,
White Haven, llAlletou, MahAnoy City, Wilkes.
barre, aud Pittston s.os p. III. for Maueh
Chunk C.t.. Z III.
SoUru-a.00 a. N. for Allentown, Bethlshan, Has.
ton, Philadelphia, New Yurk and all stations.
T.3s a. N. for Allentown, Reading, Bsthlshem,
POttsEhe, Harrisburg, kastou, Philadelphla, n.
York city and all stations.
ll.u2 a, m, for Allentown, listhleheu, Reading,
Harrisburg, kaston, Philadelphia and n, YORK.
U 49, p. an. for Allentown, hethiehuin, EastOn,
Phrade,Ilhia, New York amd all stations. ,l.. p H..
7.5s pi M. Tor siA.s.sVou, UHtasauqua, Allen.
Town, Bethlehem, Eastoai ipn.a, Ba,li-
uniors ana asnington;
R0BERf II. sAYRE,
Hpse.lA INA pupt. and knkiAVsf.
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Jury List, January Term, is74.

Jury List, January Term, 1874.
The following is list of Grand an,
Traverse Jurorsfor January Term, 1874
as drawn from the wheel Dec. ID, '73
''. GRAND JURORS.
Noah Griffith, summit Hill.
Francis Stocker, Lehighton re- fW
B + Williams, Lausanne township
A A Douglass, Mauch Chunk
Solomon Walck, Franklin township
Jacob Ebbert, Lausanne township.
Jonas Rehlig, Mahoning township
John Knauss, Nesquehoning
II u Schwartz, Kiddcr township 800
S w Hudson, Packer township ,f
alexander Miller, Summit Hill a
John Radeline, L TOwamensing twp
Wallace Seiwell, Lehighton
Simon S S. yder, Towamensing twp
w n Scott, Kldder township
Francis Fruit, Banks township ,..
Joseph Dawson, Summit Hill
Ammon Klotz, Franklin township
w e Maloney, Banks township
Stephen Boyer, L TOwamensing twp
William IL Arner, Summit Hill
Nathan Fenner, Summit Hill
j K ltickert, FrGnRlin township
Joseph Boyer, Franklin township
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Josi III Fisher, Summit Hill . .r.,fs
JNC Beer, Towamensing township
Owen Lercil, I. Towamensing township
franklin j IIeldt, Franklin township
William Forgee, Summit Hill
c., ii In n
Adam Christman, Penn Forest
George Maurer. East Penn
Thomas Faith, Lehightnn
Thomas Koons, Wpissport
Owen Boyer, Lehighton
William Hines, NeQurhoning a
William Kennedy, Lausanne
Adam MeckpS Penn Forest ..
E n Cooke. East Mauch Chunk
Abraham Bertsch, Mauch Chunk
John Straup, summit Hill
David Auge, Maloning
l. DE Bailey, Mauch Chunk
A j LaudprDurn, Packer township
ii II Evpriit, WriSspOrt
franklin c Knight, Franklin S.f
Neal Menalis, East Mauch Chunk
Harrison Wpntz. Franklin
7 j llebrriing, Mauch Chunk
Joseph Ebert, Mahoning
Samuel Pollock, Franklin
Adam w Eaches, Franklin
William Wilhelm, Mauch Chunk
J L Mcdaniel, MahOnng
Samuel CrOll, Weatherly
Jamss McCloskey, Beaver Meadow
William loss, jr., l. TnwanieDsing
Martin Berwick, L Maucn Chuhk
Z Drblebeis, Lelighton
David Snyder, l. Towamensing
Josiah Kunkle, Penn Forest
f q Wilson, Weatherly
N p Penrose, Banks
Ammon Arner, Mahoning 'teH
Ed q Taylor, Banks '"
Henry Beltz, l. Towamensing ult
John Beighe, jr., E Mauch Chunk
j b Tweedle, jr., Banks
John Obert, Lehighton .bI
n q Glace, Mauch Chunk
William Nisley, Summit Hill ara.
Isaac Harleman, Weatherly.. q 81
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IA ..HI O.. |..
THB GREAT STATIONERY PACKAGE
u.. r TRIUMPH. .

Contains 10 Sheets Whiting Paper, 10 EiVeI pc,
| Penholdrr, LEAD Pencil, 2 Pens, Biank B ok,
l Blottsr. PhItoyrdpns OF lUJ Badtiful Women,
and piece of Ladies' OF Gents Jewsiry, sample
packages sent by mail, iost ptid, on receipt VI
price, 35 cents; paclsaEss t1r 90 cents, or for
gods you ever bought fSr che money. The pri1o
i often worIh snpre than the price paid fJr the
tire package, aud the other articles would bring
at retail not lsss Lhaa rs cents. boat pass tniA
Try one package, and you will neysT buy stationary
auy other way. Address &c BURk0W,
. Lock Box l5l. ..f, =. Baltimore, Md.
Ao-Agents wauted everywhere sel PACKAGE,
Pist0res looks, etc. Catalogues ssnt Tree.
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Midnight Robbers.

y On Saturday night, the residence
OF County uperintendent Hofford, in
this borough, was entered by some mis-.
creants, and the kitchen, cellar and
but.ery thoroughly ransacked. Among
the articles carried OF were bread,
cakes, pies, butter, a piece Of cooked
meat, and S-quart tin kettle. There
is at present no clue to the thieves.
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Died,

In Franklin township. on the 18th ult..
Senia. wife of Aaron Schnell aged 35 years,
s months and % days. ..7 .' r..
At Weatherly. on the 18th ult. Johann c..
child of Gotlieb and Louise Schmidt aged
] gear. months and days
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NOTICE =

~ The undersigned having sold out
their business tn NJ ssrs. SNYDER d
WILLS. hereby request those persons
indebted to them TO make immediate
settlement Of their accounts, and save
trouble aud expense, The accounts are
III the hands jtI'AfR ERAy1S WEISS,
Who can be found AZ the Old stand, for
settieUlent. fifl Q. Btl& n AN'& co.
Welssperi, Dec, l6T2.-H4 as 3 SOW
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Thieves Around.

Several of our stores have been
robbed during the past week or ten
days, but who the thief or thieves are
is question as yet unsettled. A de-
mented youth, who has been discarded
by his parents and left TO wander at
Will through our borough, wa> at first
thought to be the guilty one, but upon
a close examination that SurmiSe lacked
confirmation. and now suspicion points
where? 1t would afford us much
pleasure IL these maraudprs on other
peoples premises could be found out
and brought t. judgment. 1t is no
doubt highly satisfactory to the guilty
ones, that they have poor, Outca t,
senseless youth at hand to roint sus.
picl0p upon, so the more effectualy to
W. their avn cowardly, sneaking
fsuiit. And just here We might re-
mark, that this boy, whose parents are
fully able to keep him, should be taken
off the streets by the authorities, and
placed IN some proper asS lum, and tie
parents, Whose duty 1t is to. take care
Of their offspring, be made to foot the
bill. II Is simply brutal that q human
being. though demented, should be al
lowed TO roam our streets without a
home, and especially at this inclement
season of the year Gentlemen, Poor
Directors, do your duty.
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KIND WORDS.

The Associated Reformed Presby-
terian says-For years Perry Davis
Pain Killer has been known as "A most
useful family medicine. For pains and
aches we know nothing so good as the
Pain Killer For many internal diseases
1t Is equally good. We speak from ex-
perience, and testify to what we know.
No family ought to be without a bottle
OF Davis Pain Killer.
MEssrs. PERRY DAVIS & SoN, PRov..
Il. L,--.Gents :--Althouqh stranger to
you am not to your valuablem edicne.
Paiu-Killer. formed It's acquaintance
in 1S47 and ain on most intimate terms
with it still: my experience IL its use
confirms my belief that there Is NJ medi.
cine equal to Pain-Killrr for the quick
and sure cure of Summer Complaints,
Sore Throat, Group, Bruises ami Cuts.
/ have used 1t in all and found u slee Nv
cure in every case. s..
Yours truly, T. J. GARDINER, MD,
Judging by our own experience whr-
ever once makes trial of Perry Davis
Pain Killer, will not fail to recommend
1t widely as an unequalled liniment, and
valuable internal remedy for colds and
various etber complaints. Every Month
The efficacy of Perry Davis world
renowned Pain-Kiler in all disease of
the bowels, even inthe terrible scourge,
the Asiatic cholera, has been amply
attested by the emostcenvincing authori.
ri in ~
have written home in coInms ndatipn OF
this remedy in terms that should carry
conviction to the most skeptical, while
its popularity in communities nearer
home is ample proof that the virtues
claimed for it are real and tangible.
Among family medicines it stands un-
rivaled.-BostOn Courier.
The Saturday Even'g Gazette Of Bos-
ton, says: 1t is impossible to find a
place on this broad land where Perry
Davis Pain.Killer is not known as u
iuOst valuable remedy for physical pain.
In the country, miles from physician or
npothecary, the Pajn-Killer is cherished
as the exclusive panacea, and it never
drceives.
''Perry Davis Pan-Killer is really .
valuable medicamett, and, unlike most
of the articles of the day, is used 10y
many physicians. IL is particularly
desirable in location where physicians
are not near, and by keepingit at sand,
families will often save tive ia'ces>ity OF
sending out at midnight for doctor. A
bottle should be kept in every house"
Boston Traveller.
eve have tested the the Pain Killer,
and assure our readers that it not only
possesses all the virtues claimed for it,
but in many instances surpasses any
other remedy we have ever known, -.
Herald of Gospel Liberty.
B-Sold by all Druggists. d6-1m
.Er .-.I l.'. ....s H..H 70
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Married,

On the 18th of November by Rev. +. T
Hennikc, Mr. Ernst Justus Feisel and Mrs
Anna Caroline Horbeldt, both OF Weather.
ly, this county. .. .s.
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Senator Cameron voted against the
new Constitution in Harrisburg, but
nevertheless his own ward gave the
Constitution . majority OF thirty hys,
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1--WE have tested the the Pain Killer,
and assure our readers that il not only
possesses all the virtues claimed for it.
but in many instances surpasses any
other remedy we have ever known, -
Herald of Gospel Liberty.
tB- Sold by all Druggists. d6-1m
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1873-12-27
The Coal Trade

The Coal Trade. .r n
The following table shows the qunn-
tlty of coal shipped over the Lehigh
Valley Railroad for the week ending
Dec. l3, 1878, and for the year as
compared with the same tune last year:
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1873-12-27

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