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MayaRaez, Diei, Inore 81 de S.3.-Ll
dente, Jose Miret.
FORTALEZA MUM. 81.

Acabamos de importar por el vapor espafl, |
Puert Rico; un hermos0 surtido lie q lzado
ra caballcios cl cual of,ec, mos prccios mo
d enH.--I 4lnlIIIl;IAf Eirrnina Z a
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ZARZApARRILLA DE BRISTOL


EN b TELLAS CIR ANDES lie MEDIA ADMIRE
EIglRn PMrfGcatIor de la anmure,
III mas excicnte ftmetiio Para la prinntega
keTdao.
tn Gmfca preparation Iegftimn
original pHfala Cul acIol, PelluAntf t.
conGnnadcs lie fscI0fnlaeo 8 Lamparonea laca.
nttteradas DlA iesos tun or0s, Absceeos Ulcas eT
totla elase de Erupcioi.s EscIofulosas. TAaph, =
&c un temetilo tgnrot iii para ell Hum0r Salitr.
80, Sarna. Herpes, Tina, lscoibuto, Stills MAJ
VeLeTeo. Iumorts Blanco kefviosidad, Dcbili3.i
general de- S'stelna, Inapetcneia, l.anRnidez Va
tiOCs tcda cinse tie Afeceiones del IIfgado Tarc,a
Icterics. aS .
seSe garantiza que es la preparation MAJ Dura : -,
derosa que de Ia LcGfiisaasa Znrxan.,r.sIs..
de Honduras. aA"
sIael,ente l,e u eden esar se1Iiros dc que On ast.
re medic NJ HAY La MAS MINTATA pAErflusI nsec
DE MENGuRl0 MINERALES0 dc cnaion;aru : !. !.
sn taucla yeif'Tosa cada h0talla VA elN
do insrucconcs conn etsss para 81 uso ia soA
pre5iah1lismo ran ed o uo tsfeina-
e y nOs LVs y = - lne La gre pst1 mae,,,, ~
con 10 Escrofua0 lns humnres se han d.sa d.n = y
viclado por uaqniera causa vaamLiea n Is - aIo
VS. niernneu Ito en que hay inIlamacissn : Gh ~ -
O. cur scivn &c arr Burs.r1 Incho mas nsa x44en,e
mlsmO uem, Q con la Zarzaparrilla IA n .a ~
rad lie ildoFas Vegetables Azucaradas ~ 1an.sa. 1asa.
lntestinos. S@.ssA SssVla9s
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CIGlRRILLOS.
>
VILLA DE MAY AGl EZ.

EatndO general Tel mo ienfG dc Ga.
1erInOs. de los in<rcsOs rgrcroA cm tI
A~iIO h~ Sam Antonio en- ,OdO Ell ano
de lS73.
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ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.

DE la estan ia dc d. Juan del Toro jurisdic
lJclcn dc ia taroIlna. H.. Il ;saparecldo la no
che del Is del ppdo. un po'ro Zalno anna
ii lo, edad 4ais, alzada ceciente, cola abui
Ia ia erin y copete pJbre, paso taconeado ccrt",
Ell lar lis el dcj on otio 2alno ch IN y csta
90; II que Ge azuu de cI a su dueno ID. Ieoio-
Io q ,rcil en este pueblo srra gtncrosamcnie
xta.iii ;a,la, Carolina Fcorcro dc lsti ii
ERIOS cuidatse de eiios cunrlrsc 3on lnedlas
i dc meriuo, calzonclllos c;,m'setas de a fra
nela tinl>lma one no plca Ian'lo'lts dooics
prOp0s para Wages $ rvI"hdo adcmas para col
chas Y Ell ultlmo case sc puede hacer un mag
nitico iii dc casln,lr. Ramos. %
nORCELANA lNGLES SA; ann qurdan agu
/ nos miles de platos ell In cobacna tiarmonl-
ca Il medic le.Il, ;ntiniiad dc otIas iiezas
+. Ramos %
IB2OS lNGLESES pa'a contsn lIdad, car
lteras, cupIadoics, ptp Cuenta, ca tas, ST. e
bres, gonna, lacre, cola, plunas, cajas dc
tiar3n i,a.ans Cruz 2: &
1tUADERNUS dc IoPa para lavar, c nticnc
Ofas 81 semanas del a1", Sc da la mtld nc Ia
AojI I;t laVAudera quclandO | otra mltad
c0mo'tIlon para confrontar; e asa de Kam"s
81 Crnz. 9-3
4 LUIS TT.rC E:g IA 1v]3.-Carros, c,.ta crIs eIe
n ic madeira dc hiei ru, h. CONSTRUED con
madera curada, cochcs cal de scgunda
m1nO Sc vcnden com raR r. Ii. mos Cluz u.
DAkATlLL dc porceana III -les.l, p.at''s al
ID cal fuertc de real ii 8 reaies. Ipcras sale
reZ malaga, op0ltD moscatel, chalnpana bur
devs, cruz IL. X. Ramos. ID
NRAN BARATILL0 para las yfc y bvti
Ocis papel blanco superior Ialadradoa res
~ r ANA tom II 10 cinc ie tden ade ante .
Iealesy'medio Iesma sc dot liza en- casa dc | 8
Sre' Garcia HcrmaUOs calie du :. Franc SEQ es
Qulna Ia del Cri~'o nIimern2 % 3-2s
j [QuiLL0, pail 4, reliila PARA alias, sofas +
Ramos Cruz IL 3~-3
M ahon lie Ia India pleas dc ya-das i Goce
rea.s 20 ainente. +. kamcf. ID
(NuariuneS de y chi pen Ie lodOs gruesOs So hui
l ilar, tao.as. hcIrr galVanzal clfrotas, tlc Il
nierro naderas +. RamosCrnz y.
xochcs diarIos pcra ki~-.Ie .ras Csg las Sc al
I rquian .olu it ID para GuaJ IL Ibo. .CAroiiua pa
=. paaeoa vi3.tAs C4 csss 4Ochea,N carros cAba-
,IQsdc VENT eosnpratt k1ul m IS, ~. 2-3
- Bara' los buenos Zapateros,
Pieles de becerrilos negro mate de bren Ia
mailo de las mejores fat.rcas de Nantes; CEa-
roles superi,ros los p' ecios nas limtados dc
La plaza, en- el Sol dc Oro dc ID. Severe aston,
San Francisco nti.nero H. Go
r-f+.r1 ~ RI | - T. NJ
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AVI I LONrN
OJQ& Vt&COa
SE ENDEkEZAN

Ell PARON Won EI,EMiSEn,; c.,,,,u,ta todos 10,
dias on oi hotel del Universe, ondc todos !os
lnstrumentosy aparatos Ia mayor partu de H.
vcEct'n quo traJo "onalgo los que han llegldo
1es!fanhc ute Go Flcna, dc Parla,
Eli ok. LII. HARON EuN EtShMBERG dara COZ
uitas srAt,s tuio- los vernos dos las uu.vo hast
- onoe para os pcbrss 81 II
j. BkLU Il Ia Y LA Pk,RT.A
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II IC ID UIR A.

Faquetes do una libra pioadura prcnsaJa M
centavos libra iden de libra pit.dura prem
sada ~ centavos libra ldem de una libra nj !.
caduia clllndrilda d 70 centlyos libra. =
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ANUNCIO.

contcstar las muchas cartas de yarias parties lie
= Ia que el 50. Baron Won Elsemb. TX II rcciDdo
tleno que 'icclr que no vist"rt nnxuna otrA parte
de Ia lsia para Conplaccr ~ repeLldas s,lplic..s
tc Varlas distlng uitlas fanllas de F. ertO-ki o.
Ell DIR. LIE BARON Won EISEMHEkG
oIrece a. plbl'co sus sorvcus protvaionaos para l
uis;ci.l de las tnf"ImeLad, &c Old }, NlStA
UAhGAAlA y. s'sQia. afeuCionea dc voZ las enter-
ninuades do ia la AhiNGE las kONCHAo de los II 4.
MOAtA los Iesoruencs lie la DlGEoIlON cortodau
iADO, HlDKO 'ESIA DEBlLlDAD de los Ne X.
VlOS. ,odas las cnfcrm. dade que ncuesitan ,.ss-
tencla medIca quirtil icA.
Los PLUkES
OIQ& Vt&COa
ENnERkZAN
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Cageti!las de 80 eigarros corrientes panel.
prozdl 2 hlanco. : ,cs,jctil!as por peso, y
tomando &c peso cn adelante, "a por an peso.
ldcm dc IS cigarros corIientes papel hlanco
y por un peso, y tomando de peso On adclant. =,
2S ldem de 30 cigarriIl9s cnrr,e,tos papel han
GO ~ por t"mandn dc $5 Gu adriante 23
lAeln dc ~ ,igarr'llos gruesos papel bl.nco %.
ID cigalrillos tigantes 10 por un peso. w
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T / G Il l z K N
Sc detalla en- ell almae On de D. M-teo Pela ts5
niiiar 10 y
[ n I h r E S X n I Z .

Habi6ndose hallado Ell 20 del mes pasado freE-
te al teatrO una cartera que contlene valaS car
It's, 2retratos, vigesmo dc billete del sorteo
del msmo mes, bilsete entero lie esta Islo y la
cedula de yecindad del individuo. In esta iln-
nrenta dariiu IaZ0n. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-06

PsIdoras FCgetales 1saccradas
de bristol Para ell ClinlG de la 1Sld de Cmb0,
DEMATANEAS.
"Cuatro frascos dePildoras de Bristol me han Gu
f'do de nn fuerte dolsT de cabeza." Manuel Pinch
DE IA AzzABANA.
M antigua Indigestion ha desaparerido con 81
rso de nneve botellas de PildoIas." Eduardo An'o
fsE SANTIAGO CUBA.
lnhntas grac'as cinco botellas de Pfldoras han
"s sslhS" Il III EsIlR.n s,.1a aI.S'" 'VA
"Estoy nuy agrad, cldo Nds la Dyspepsia ha DO
sapaIecido giaclas las Pildoras dc BRISTOL" .'"se
DE REMEBEOs.
u Las Plldoras de BRISTOL me han curado de las Al.
norranss. no me han vuelto va haze to meses. +
DEPsE:RTO PkINCIPE.
J "He padecido OF muchos amos del MAJ de Higa-
SO: II rascus tic sus Ploras dU BrIstOI me han Gu
i DE SAGGA.
J "Tengo el gustV dc anupclar que sus pildoras ne
shaA eLfado de las aiecciouts dlsPepth as" LUIS
tLCraAs.
LA Constipation habltuaI dt cue huble NJs Ia
Fs;do cufaLo COLI las llCOl1S. /. 4. GeMe1.
DE La HABANA.
sels Botelias dc PlldoIas NE cnTaron del doiot
+ GUlNlS
LA latulencla dolores de vlentrc me han he
cho rAtecer inucLo per0 con solo tres .otellae de
PdoIcs ha abellne ado Compl. talncnte." ISL
dOro Ymperiale.
D4E Gil NJ UEGCS.
''Sin ttner nIngnna tspeciIca enfeimcdad, he pa.
d3c'dO nucho &c Debilldad l.; nguIucI, le . con
ol uso do las PuGoiaa duIanio tres stlnanas, Le
Vuelto mi estado &c vlg f1efza natu AL" JOa-
quin kAbil!o.
lE IIOLGUIN.
He heGho uao dc LoteIIa dc Piidorss para pro-
bar, han de Ia hcbro continue que To-
niR." kcaruo GuZman
UE TRINIDAD.
'Ie pues de tahto sufr,r de alGarcs biliosoe. por
tu slcnto bicu II ret uttado 10 he slcanzaco con
81 uso dc bo'ellas dc ildoras.r Pedlo LaazA.
Dk FINAk DEL RIO.
Los constantes t0lort dc h1Xado est0nak l.s
he "uraGo usando rascos dc slIs 4 lidoras Y mo
hlenlU otro h0nbr,." Juse &c Ct s5a.
LA Iat IA rartllId al nSino tempo Gue las lido
ras tue u.a nucho todt cura.
De ArntA t,n todas las prIncpaes lotcas.
Z A llZ A DA L DDIII A AIC Ii I, I lxI,lAI
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Pubicasc este pelicdieo los domngos microbes y6es
Cuanuo 10 expen las cicunsancas epartense acanccs
plementos grdtis i los suscriptores.
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IA EACOS,

Regalfa Britannica, $50 mllar. Brevas Impe-
riaics, $40 milar. Brcvas dc Kegalo, $50 mIliar.
Brevas dc Caiidad, j IS mliar. CAnehas Sblmi
liar Conchltas, IS mi lar. L6n,reS j IS millar.
RtgaIia cilindrada, Ii ptes dc ls ,anarns. NO
millar Rcgalia mcdian. en pies. ,ie 10 taLacnk.
Sl5 milar. Mi lar cihndrado en ptes. de 20 G., ,
bacos, $40 millar. MilIai rcdondo Oh ptes do
80 tabacos. $iOmillar rabacos perilas 4 10 lis.
pur un peso.
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l. q 5 & a NJ BI 0 S
Gran dep6sito de tabacos, cigarrillos
ypicatura de Ia acfedituda matca
La PER+A DE BoRlNQUEN
DE EsTEDAN DAE.AGUER.

p en'iada con Medallas de Metito, en-
Ia EIposlcion UniversGl de Visna 1873.
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The Claim ant has not lost much in be-
ing deprived of the Tichhorne estates,
If all that is stated regarding them be
true. He would have come into bar.
rem inheritance, and is likely to live in
far better and an infinitely less en-
barrassing style whittier he has gone
than could have done in the baronial
halls for which lie made so desperate a
struggle. 1t seems that the estate will be
lost in litigation byreason fthe expense
attendant upon the recent trials. The
trustees of the estate have hadto bear
the hrunt of the legal proceedings, tho.
costs of which amount to over 5000, 900,
which is more than the value oftheprop-
erty. The Doughty trustees. who had
charge of a portion of the property, and
who were not involved in the suit for
ejectment, expressed their willingness
% agree to bear a certain proportion OF
the expenses; but, as the agent OF the
eStat, insisted that they Should pay more
than fair proportion, they now refuse
to pay anything The result will br,
either that the estate will be sold, or
that the trustees of the two estates of
the iAfant heirs will enter into a pro-
longed litigation. Arthur Orton can,
therefore, II he cherishes any animo5ity
towards the Tlchborne family, hug to
his heart the consolation that, IL he
could not have the estates, his adver-
saries are in an equally unenviable po-
sition. Certainly lie is in Jail, but
even here he has an advantage, since
the paternal government has kindly
givel him roof over his head, while
the TichbJrnes are not so desirably
situated. There seems to be something
radically wrong in that law which per
mits an ,impositor to legally destroy
those he attempts to pluuder, by put
ting them to a ruinous expense in der
that they may defend their own against
his rascally Vaccinations. The moral
of the affair seems to be that when q
scoundrel canot gain possession of an
estate that is not his own, he can sue
ceed in making it impossible for Its
rightful owners to keep it,
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For The CARBON ADvoo,rE.l
TO FORTUNE.
NJ JOHN BAccHUs.

o thou, who since this world began,
Hath made, or MARI d. the destiny of man,
lnplore the pity ofthe mighty Jovc-
Ruler of althnt in Olympus move
To change foroncc relentless Fates decree
And to thy prisomed eyes give Liberty.
O,Fortune! couldst thou but moment gaze,
Behold for once the bright and heavenly
rays,
OF Truth and Justice, then would the light
Reveal the errors of thy darkened light,
And tell thee oft thy golden showers fall
Where least deserved, or not deserved at
all. rt .... ..
Look then, blind goodness, on the world
and find
How oft to genius thou hast been unlxind,
Talent and honor, honest toll or skill,
Bythee neglected strive in vain to fiji
Life s dreams with Hope. The baser slave,
Who abjecfkneels and flatters but to crave
Thy wayward smile too oft may gain,
By means that noble minds disdain,
Name, wealth, position, all thou cans't be-
stow,
The worlds applause and man in homage
low
In shiting gold all virtue, wisdom see,
And praise, not what he is, but ought to be.
o. For unc' then for once thine eyes unbinl.
Too long in darkness hiddenand confined,
Restore the right, and aid man common
aim, ,... -Hi .sem u.. ..
That nll may live, nor should cold avarice
claim
Rich treasured hordes, pride, pomp, and
power.
Make crring man the tyrant of an hour,
Darkcns his soul, and DER his nature
throws '''
a golden veil, that hides anothers woes
Mark well thy course, and share thy gifts
arounu,
Let helpless misery no more be found,
And think, where'er thy golden favors
fall,
The Great Creator made enough for ALL
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-09

In Mount Vernon, Ohio, the women
have now got things reduced to sys-
ten. Instead of being at the trouble to
go around in the mud to pray and sing,
they just put up a sentry box in front
of each saloon, aud station lady in 1t
to take down the name and note the
condition of every man who enters or
leaves it. It's said to work like charm.
The fair sentries delight In their duty,
and do not welcome tae rustic OF petit
coats indicating: the approach of the
relief, .H.. 'H
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-09

Sir Henry Thompson, oneof the most
distinguished OF English living pbysi-
clans, said in recent speech that all
men of action, whether educated or not,
require q foil of some kind to their
hours of blank toll, and went on to say
that if you take away liquor from the
workingman you must put in its place
some agent of amusement which will
give the elevation Of spirit and buoy
ancy of heart furnished by alcohol. He
holds, therefore, that on all days, and
especially on Sundays, coffee houses,
reading rooms, libraries, museums, and
picture galleries should be thrown open
to laborers.
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Nssquehoning Vdley n. R.-Down trains, Nos 8
and 7, and Up trains Nos. 10 and connect at
Mauch Chunk. cop N ''''
l Narth Iena'd n. II Down trains Nos. !, 3, 8 &
connect ut Bet hiehom tor Philadelphia. Up trains
Nos 10 & conneo: at Bethlehem for phiadelphia.
Returning leave Philadelphia at T.1O II. III. fr Eas.
ton, Mauch chunk, Bath, Wilkes Barre, Tamaquh,
Scranton, Sharon, &cs at '9.45 II. NJ. for Easton,
Mauch Chupk, Tamsqua, WilliamspOrt, Wilkes.
Barre and Scranton; AT 2l0 p. m. for Scranton,
Wilkes Barre and Intermediate stations; at 3 30 D..
m for Bath and Easton; at 5.l5 p. M, fvr Maueh
Chunk, ra. .,.f.-a L. r. 2.
Tdmdqua Branch-Up trains Nos. 10 & 4, and
Down trains Nos. 3, 8 7cUnnect at Mauch Chunk
to aud from Tamaqua. sIl'l. " ..' .i.al'.s
Leiigh d LdckdWaHna n. R-Down trains Nos.
4 I, and Up trains Nos. 1U& 6 c,,nuect at Rsth.
lehem for Bath and Chapman Quarres. Return
lug leave Chapmau's at 7.iU a. m, aud 2l5 .. IN
Central RddrOdd ~ NeU JsrSey.---All trains make
close connection at Ea-ton with traius GU Central
Railroad of New Jersey.
BsipideTe- DeI0Wqre RI R,--Down trains Nos. Q
5, and Up trains Nos. & II connect at Phillips
burg with Bel.-Del. X. Il. to aud FROM Trenton,
Phiadephia aud Bevidere :
Ihiltfeiphid d. Reading Raiiroad 1.-The Depots
of the last Penn K. X. aud the L. & 5. Division
are connected by Street Cars.
II. p. BALDWIN, Cen lIdssen0er Agent.
Feb. 7, 1874. 't-@ ~
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is acknowledged by professors of music
and celebrated organiStS to be the lead
ing ParlOr Organ now in use. Tp,ti-.
nonials and cards of,honor are constant
ly being received in favor of them. We
append few and wish you to read
them - ...u. r. .;i '.r
ANTHONY, N. j., Jan. 25, 1873.
Uessrs Beatty & Plotts, Gents Your
Organ, sold me, gives entire satisfaction.
1t btauty of tone and styleof workman
ship are seldom il ever Surpassed. Wish
ing you success in your business, am,
with respect, Prof, NJ. III BEATTY.
SHAMoKiN, Pa, Feb II, 1874.
have one of Beatty & Plottt' Golden
Tongue Organs. 1t an excellent in
strument, fine tone and full power.
like it better than any L have heard. .
.. ,... NJ. IL. lIARPEL, NJ. D.
LAuRY's STAIN, Pa, Jan. 81, 1874.
l have had beatty & PluttS' Orlan
sir &c august 14tM 1872 it gives tile
highest satisfaction, and has proved all
that it was Recommended by the prup'rs
don HENRY.
SLATINGToN, Pa, Feb. 6, 1874,
Beatty & Plott>' Parlor Organ like
better than the Stand nd, and it gives
better satisfaction, as | find in my tfav-
els. .' t'h'" Prof. Fir. v. MAYER.
81. CLAIR, Pa, Dee. 9th, 1873.
Messrs. Beatty .& Plotts, Gent,-I
have received the Organ, as sent by your
firm to me, and have had it examined,
and it gives ample satisfaction. ''-
a.. Hon. JOHN SINEY.
MAHANoY CITY, Pa. Oct. 16, 1872.
The Beatty & z otis celebrated Gold
en- Torgue Parlor Organ is by far the
best ParlOr OIganin use. i have care
fully examined it, ami fine. its. tone,
workmanship and durability. to be tile
best eyer saw, and | can with pleasure
recommend it to any in want of a first
class parlor organ. Prof. o. ii. UNGER.
Messrs. Beatty & Plotts, of Washing
ton, n. j., are gentlemen of enterprise,
and whose presence would he a credit
to any community. VI lIackeltstOwiI, n.
j., Herald, 1872. .r... = r.
WASHINGTON, n. j., Sept, 5, 1878.
To Robert Morgan. Pottsville-I am
happy TO state that the Instrument gives
entire satisfaction, not only to myself
but also to the teachers of the Seminary
who are better Judges. ..."i
Rev. A. NJ. JELLY.
We say, after careful and costly ex-
pertinent, 1t is with pleasure we intro
duce the "Goltlen 1onghe,'' knowing
it possesses many advantages over all
others manufactured, The tone exeels
in fnilness, purity, and the thou sands
of testimonials which are, being con
stantly received, are evidence that our
efforts have been eminently successful.
For particulars aud Price List, address
BEATTY & PLOTTS,
Feb. Lem Washington, N, j.
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In Susquehanua Depot on Tuesday
night three men, Kessinger, Lawlor.
and Dodge quarrelled in saloon. All
were intoxicated. In the fight Kessing-
er stabDel both the others. Lawor died
soon afterward, anil Dodge is not ex-
pected to live. Kessinger escaped and
has not been heard from. ..H.
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The Supreme Court of Pennsyl-
vania has ruled that demand foT pay
ment of a note must be made at rea.
sonable time of day; if at private resi-
dence not at an hour when it may be
presumed that the family is in bed, and
il at place of business in business
hours. 100 ..U.f ....
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ements. 1t would be difficult to select
a highway of travel anywhere that can
compare, in the essentials of comfort,
sefety, expedition, and interest, with the
magnificent system of railroad managed
by this company.
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In Switzerland there is a law which
compels every newly married couple 10
plant six trees Immediately after the
ceremony, and twoon the birth of every
child ..s...
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AS a proof that American Industry
is not dead, it isreported that a party of
men are digging for Kidd's treasure
near Bridgeport, Conn.
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Arthur orton has become very de-
yout. lie is an assiduous worker, ana
still asserts that he Is Sir Roger. ..
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Returning, leave depot at Berks and American
Streets Phla., at 100, s 80 and 9.45 a M; 21O
$780, and 10 p. IN.
Fare from Lengh,on to Philadelphia, $3.50.
Feb, I, 1874. MILLS CLARK, Agent
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-" PliilaIrlphia 5J n.m'
BALD EAoLrlMAH leaves Lock H"en 1921 pm
. (" arr. at WiliamspJrt l3O pm
Mail East connects east and west at Erie with IT,
S NJ 5 Il w and at Cory and lrviueton with
Oil Creek aud Alleshvuy Il Il W..
Mail Nest with east aud west trains on L S & NJ
X ". aud at CORY aud lrviueton with OIL Creek
and Allegheny X h ". -
L mira Aiail and Burilo l;xPrels make close
connections at htiiaaIsplrt win ok W trains
u0r b, aud at liarrlsjurg With W trains
south. WM- A, BALDWIN, Gsnl Supt.
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New Advertisements.
3 School Teachers Wanted

in each county FIR the Spring and Summer. $50
por month. Send FOR Circular giving full parIiu-
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DENNsYLVANIA BAILROAD,
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RR. DIVISION.

Winter Tim Table.
on and after SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1879,
the trains on the Phila. 4 Erie X X. Division will
run al follows:
.uf l". o, WESTWARD. uI'"H .'"
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BEATTY & PLOTTS.
The Beatty & Plots celebrated Gold
en- Tongue ..
PARLOR R ORGAN.

is acknowledged by professors of music
and celebrated organistS to be the lead
ing Parlor Organ now in use. Tedi-.
monials and cards Of,honor are constant
ly being received in favor of them. We
append a few and wish you to read
them - ... ...,...
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Railroad Guide.
NORTH PENNA. RAILROAD.

Passengers for Philadelphia will leave Lehighton
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TIE BLACK HILLS EXPEDITION.


IS we aHticirated, General Cu>;Cr's
ey,a6itjnr +, tie Hack Hills mas result
Inn ,,t..rt> which has agonsr.i the cd
,JI;fr u the adv ntGrers who niNu,s
rt.., aA,u. the frontiers. AMI already
v..r.e..,. ,,.,.:es have been organized to
,.r.e., + Inc rew'v tz,.ior,d region,
lLi.tx io- cold. I..t also fnr land ana
t;y,,,er etc What tie intentions Of the
.,,yerr,,r,t a1e, :, yet TO b. src,l. !
.,rnI.. 81 years sgo. when it was report
ell that ro!l had i ~ found il the Black
Ii,.E, c,.gr..7. 1,sr...:S~.oa waS refused to
:, ,.r..Ill,,r g.. jro>t evt..:L ralties to inter
r5,, territory, tie pg4kli:ti0n being
f,.....,5.! sE:lc -u,,rn.,- nah treaty With
"a. Sioux. ~ til. terms Il which no
miners ay4 t. eater tie country. The
same treaty, however. sclemrly s:irU-
LAT .aat the region ut the Black lI;IIs
.l,a., l.. reserved il p4rpttuitv to tie IL
,!i.,i.. ana that neither settlement nor
tr.vri shall lie permitted within the
boundaries Ia.i down. II. therefore,
tho. =, 10 are attracted ly General Gus
t-r's .evor.s Of ths. -n,1. timber, in
"a. ,.ai,r. fertile soils AID abundant VIZ
t4r ,.,f.r " q ;L!s territory. are allowed
+, enter mon il IL pr;suit of gain. the
,r..,tv win the Indians wiilof course be
lr,,.:rv AID ir+ar.o,Isiv violated. and an
Tn5i.,n VA Il the most de-r. rate char
,,.+..- may IT,. a,l.!ciDat,I. Eat if this is
not iateGGeIit is difficult 10 comprehend
r3t. I,,5rra~s. Of tI.a,. notifications Of the