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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-09
Philadelphia Markets.

Friday Evening, May 1st. The
money market continues easy, while
Foreign Exchange and Gold are higher.
The latter receded for few days follow
ing tho veto message to Congress, but
1t subsequently rallied and closed at 113.
Exchange has been higher than for
many weeks past, owing to the demand
to meet May payments, and the scarcity
of prime bills. Call loans rule at to
5 per cent. First class commercial pa.
per ranges form G to per cent. per
annum.
The stock market was moderately ac-
tive, and prices generally were higher.
Government securities were ll air
demand a. about former rates.
The United States Treasury has al
ready commenced the payment of the
sem-annual interest on $4l4, 200, $50 Of
the @ per cent. per annum 20 bonds
maturing on the 1st OF May, and will
at the same time pay the quarterly in
terest of 8 per cent. per annum on $314,-
416, $50 of funded loan of 1881.
The Flour market has been rather
dull during the week, and prices are
maintained. Superfine $3.50 to 5.75;
extras, SO to 90 80. Spring Wheat. ex.
ira family, 800 to ST. and high grades
az SS.G2H to S10.50. Wheat has been
dull, and prices favor buyers. West
ern Red, S1.55 to Sl.63; Penna. Red,
$1.70 to $1.72; Western White, 81. .S5 to
$1.S6; No. l Spring, SLIGO. Corn is
steady. New mixed, S5s.; new Penna.
Soc to 90c. Oats are in fair demand,
Western white 62 TO 65, Penna. White,
62c to 63., mixed, 90 10 Gee. Rye, ST.
90.
Cloverseedisdull. Sales at 81 to 10c.,
the latter for choice. Timothy sold at
S2,75. The butter market is dull, but
prices steady. Western Choice Dairy,
"a to 35c.. do. fresh firkin 35c. Penna.
Glades Choice Diaries, $780,; do, good
to prime, 3Oc.. medium, IL to zoe. Lard,
Western kettle rendered, i0I9 TO lie.
Eggs sell at IL TO 2lc. II dozen.
Hay, prime Timothy, Sl.35 to 81 AZ:
mixed timothy, sl.25 To $l.35. Straw,
9Oc To sl.05.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-09

Philadelphia. May THE argument
In the case OF Snyder VS.. the Mutual
Life Insurance C6mrany Of New York,
were concluded yesterday, in the U. s.
Circuit Court. after Judge Cadwal-
ader had charged the Jury, they retired
for consu ltatlOn at / o'clock. This
morning they came into Court again,
and rendered verdict for the claima nts I:
$40, 800 for the widow, Anna Snyder.
and s2l 200 for the son, Lewis NJ. Sny-
der; In all amounting to $3l 800, that
being the full amount of insurance,
with one years interest.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-09

Closing Prices of DRHAvEN & Towns
END, 40 South Third Street, Phlladel.
phia, Nav 7. 1874;
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-09

An Engllshman said few days ago
In the office of a friend in Hyde Park,
that he had thoroughly tried both tenn.
perate and Incorporate life. He said,
upon wager. he once drank keg OF
beer and four gallons of whiskey in one
week. He knew all the joys and sor-
rows OF drunkenness, and his family had
suffered much. Three years ago last
December lie commenced life anew,
aud has not drank any Intoxicating
liquors since that time. lie has saved
tor the comfort OF his family more thai
four hundred dollars during the time,
and Intends to remain temperance
mah during his natural lite. Drinking
chap, 60 thou aud 10 likewise.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-09

Woods Household Magazine, for
May, has an abundance of excellent
reading.-There is the real go.ahead
snap to this periodical which entities it
to much credit, and we cannot name
one that will afford an equal amount of
entertainment and instruction for SO lit
tie money. The number before us con.
tains among other articles a paper enti-
tied "Poor jack" by F. W. Holland,
In the interest of seamen; 1.-THE Child
In the Church." by Mary Hartwell; !;
Kin and Kad," by Fl. V. Osborne;
"Dumb Days" by Caroline B. LeRow,
and some good poetry. There are Sew
eral illustrated articles, the New York
Fashions, Architectural Designs, &C.,
&c. The Illustration on Decoration
Day Is Just the thing, Price of Maga-
zine one dollar per year. Address,
Woods Household Magazine, New.
burg, N. Y.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-09

The Senate Finance Committee Tues.
day took further action on the House
Currency bill, and by o majority vote
agreed to recommend the incorporation
in it of tie following provisions: The
maxium greenback circulation to he
$3S2, 900, 900. New national bank notes
to be issued to the amount of s164,-
900, 900, provided that for each million
of such new notes issued there shall be
$500, 600 Of greenbacks retired until the
total greenback circulation shall Lave
been reduced to 5000, 900, 900. The
committee voted to fix January 1, 1877,
as the date at which specie payment
should be resumed, but did not reach a
conclusion as to what system sh ould be
employed for that prupose, whether of
interchangeable bonds or by means of
any of the other plans proposed.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-09
New Advertisements.

N .OoK BEAUTIFUL oOK
~ ROSYl-A Bottle of DURLING'S
ROSE GLYCERINE for Roughness of
the Skin, Chapped Hands, &C., only %
cents a bottle. may 8.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-09
A UDITOR's NOTICE.

ESTATE OF JOHN sCHoCK, Deceased.
In the Orphans Court OF Carbon County, at
March sessions, 1874. Exceptions TO Widows
ApprAisement. Tue undersignrd appointed Audi.
u by the Court TO take testimony and report the
hcts IN Reference TO tue same In the above. case
WI A'tehd To NE duties of bis appointment At his
oitice, In the Borough OF Maueh Chunk, on Mon
day, the 18th day OF May, 1874, between the hours
oi 10 A. NJ aud =. NJ, AT which time aud place
all pers us Interested In the Eznie may apusar II
they think proper. W. b. LEONAHD.
May =, lS14-w4 Auditor.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-09
The Democretic State Central con

luo lcWUHutic OJhte OenVrbt COW-
mittec met in Philadelphia on Monday
night, 4th inst, and reconsidered the
resolution adopted on the 2Srd March,
fixing the time and place OF holding the
next State convention. A resolution
was adopted fixing upon Pittsburg as
the place, and Wednesday, August Goth
as the time for holding the convention,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-09

The Comptroller of the Currency has
called upon the national banks iur re-
ports exhibiting their condition at the
close ot business, ON Friday, May /,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-09
A sslGNEE's NOTICE.

-
Notice is hereby given, that II. A.
Beltz, Of Lehighton, Carbon county, Pa,
and Emma Z. his wife, by deed Of vol
untary assignment have assigned all the
personal estate Of the said II. A. Beltz
to Tilghman Arner, of New Mahoning,
Carbon county, Pa, in trust for the
benefit of the said II A. Beltz.
All persons, therefore, indebted to the
said IL. A. Beltz. will make payment to
me, the said assignee, at New Mahon-
Ing, or to my duly authorised agent, II.
A. Beltz, at Lehighton, and those hav-
ing claims or demands will make known
the same within six weeks from this date.
TlLGlIMAN ARNER,
Assignee Of ii. A. BeltZ.
Nay 2, 1e74-Ws*
, 1874-12-02
Janus August Garde,

Gouveyneur for de ddnsk-resimdiske Ger, Commander Of
Donne6rQg Qg Dannedrogsmond,
QgJOR V%tTTERLIGT: Paa Finantsministeriets derom
" nedlagte allerunderdanigste Forestilllng har Diet Dehaget
August 1874 alIernaadigst at ~staIfaste f0lgende at Kolonial-
raadene for St. Thomas og St. Jan og for st. Croix we'd 3dIe
Behanding henholdsyiis den 24de Marts og 7de Aprll 1874
~vedtagne Anordning for de dansk-vestindiske Ger hVorVed
Low af 23de Januar 1862 ON Benytte!sen at tlrmaer SAINT
at Fuldmagter til at underskrive per procura M m udyIdeS
til de dausk- vestindiske Ger.
Low af 23de Januar 1862 ON Benyttelsen at Flrmaer SAINT
af Fuldma 3er til at underskrive per procura NJ: M. udvidea
til at gielde for de dansk v~estindiske Der paa den det
E6lgende fastsatte Made.
, 1874-12-02

Den Anmeldelse, der Henhold til 5 skal gj0res for %yedkom,
mende Poltimester, skal indehOlde i Firmaets Navn, Hjemsted
Og NeringsVei q Navnene pa allie ansVarHge DeeUagere
Firmaetj 81 0plysnihg ON hVem Of Deeltagerhe, der ere beret-
tigede til at underskrive Frmaets Navn SAINT ON der MATTE
vare gjort nogeu Jog da hvilk6n 1ndskrenkning Diet samthge
Deeltagere Acknowledged p2ahvilende ~sOidarske 6nsvar med
Hensyn til enhver Firmaet paadragen ~Forplgtese saavesom ON
hvorvidt nOgen af de under den Opgivne N@rngsvei faldende
Forretninger MATTE vnre undtagne fra Firmaets Omraade. An,
meldelsen skal derhos vpre underskre7et af samtige Deeltagere,
bg skulle UndrrSkrifterne enten vare Dotarialiter bekrettede
eler vedkende af de Paagj@ldende we'd personlgt Mode for
POlitimesteren.
, 1874-12-02

lngen maa drive borgeriig Nering Under ct FOrrotningsnaVn
(Firma), der er forskjellgt fra hans eget Navn, f6rend han derom
for PoIitimesteren i Diet District, hVOrunder eler hvorfra Nsrln-
gen drives, haf gjort forn6den Anmeldelse og modtaget BevHs
herfor. Denne Bestemmelse komrner til AnVendelse: II Mar en-
Enkelt vii BRUCE ct Forretningsnavn, der %indehOlder Andet eler
Mere end hans eget Navn, medmtndre den Paagleldende er Ell
Enke, som 5nsker at benytte sin afd0de Mands Navn, tlf6iende
Ordet " Enke; )" q Mar Flere Forenihg vile drive borgerig
Narins sntra ar1er D~eeltagernes forenede personlige Navne eller
under en enkolt Deetagers Navn eNer un'er ct andet snrigt
FOrretningsnavD.
, 1874-12-02

Den, der f0rst har vagt ct Firma, har Raadighed over sa1lme
og behOlder denne saal@nge, indttl Firmaet oph@ves eler Retten
til diets BenyttelSe af ham o~verdrages en-, Anden. Bestaaer ct
benyttet, maadet like leogere bruges Firmaet uden hans udtryk,
keige Tiludclse. Do r nogen Deeltager ct Firma, skal der at
Vedkommende skee Anmeldelse til POliimesteren ON D0dsfa ldet
linden 8 Dage. l TiIfelde af D6dsfald kan Boet elet Arvngerne
tae Bestemmelse ON Firmaets Forts@telse cller den ,o7enn@vnte
Overdragelse eher Tila6el6c, dog kun ct Tidsrum af ct Aar fra
D6dsfaldet at regue; er der like linden pysnmynte First
skset nogen Anmoldelse ON Firmaets OVergang, betragte6 Bamns
som opb@vet.
, 1874-12-02

The person who has first made choice of a Firm, is entitled to
the use thereof, keeping the same title until the firm be dissolved,
or the privilege of using it be transferred by him to another party,
If firm consists Of several persons, and if one of the participants
Whose name has been used, retires, his name must no longer be
used in the Firm except by his express permission. If any parti-
cipant in a firm dies, announcement of his death shall be made by
the party or parties concerned to the PoIcemaster within 8 days.
In the event Of death the Dealing or the Heirs may decide on the
continuance of the firm or the aforementioned transfer or permits
sion. bit only for a term of one year from the demise if no trans
fer Of the firm be announced Within the said term then the firm
shall be considered dissolved.
, 1874-12-02
Janus August Garde,

DanneBrog and Bdnrcb,ogsmdand,
VI AXE KNOWN On the most submissive reeppresen-
A tation of the Minister Of Finances his Majesty the
King has been most ~graciousIy pleased by Resolution soF
18th August 1874 to sanction the following Ordinance ex-
tending to the Danish West India Islands, the Law of 23rd
January 1862 concerning the use Of Firms and written in
struments or powers to sign by procuration, etc, etc,
passed by third discussion in the Colonial Council for St.
custom in the Colonial Council for St. Croix the 7tf April
1874.
The Law OF 28rd January 1862 concerning the use of
Firms and Of written instruments or powers to sign by pro-
duration, etc, etc is hereby extended to the Danish West
India Islands in the manner hereinafter prescribed,
, 1874-12-02

No one shall be at liberty TO carry on any trade or business under
a Firm different from, his own name, before he has made the neOes-
sary announcement thereof to the Poiceniaster in the District, in
which or from which the trade or business is to be conducted, and
received a certificate in proof thereof. This enactment shall be aP-
P%Hoable; y When any Individual party intend: to use a business
his own, unless The party be a widow, who desires to use her de-
ceased ~husbqnd'a name, appending thereto the word widow -
business under the joint personal names Of all the participants, or
under the name Of one Of them, or under any other special business
determination
, 1874-12-02

Enhver Foraudting i ct af de s 1 o~mhandlede Firmser med
Hensyn til de Forhold, hvorom Oplysning skal meddeles Over
eensstemmelse med s 2 skal anmeldes for vedkommeude Poll:
timester senest 8 Dage, efter at sasdan ForandEing err traads I
Kraft. Mar ct af de s L ombandlede Firmaer ophssves, ]skaf
dette anmeldes for Poifmesteren senest 8 Dage, eftefat OpbaVeE-
sen har fundet Sted.
, 1874-12-02

EIhvert nyt Firma, hVOrom Anmeldelse skal gj6res for Poll
timesteren Henhold i'll Bestemmelsen s 1, skal tydelfg adskille
sig fra de pa samme Sted bestaaende, it0lge 5 l anmeldte Firmaer.
Et Firma maa like ~indeholde noget Navn enten paa Personer,
som like ere og heller like have varet Deelagere Firnaet, elIer
paa Foretagender, der like saae og like have staaet nogen
F0rbindelse med Firmaet.
, 1874-12-02

The announcement which pursuant to s / shall be made to the
POicethaster concerned must contain u the Name, domieIe and
trade or business of the Firm q the Names Of all the responsible
participants in the firm; 81 tne Names of the Participants autho-
rized to sign the name of the firm, and the nature of any restriction
that may have been agreed on regarding the joint responsibility
resting in general on all the participants with reference to all obi-
cations incurred by the firm, furthermore whether any transaction
within the usual limits ofthe said trade or business is to be ex-
empted from the interests of the firm. The announcement shall be
signed by all the participants, and the signature shall be either
certified by Notary Public, or acknowledged BY the respective
parties appearing personally before the Polioemaster.
, 1874-12-02

Every new established firm of which announcement is to be
made to the PoHcemaster pursuant to the enactment in s /, shall
be clearly distinct from all other firms existing in the same place
and announced pursuant to s l. No firm must contain the name
of a person not being or having been participant thereof nor indi-
cate transactions or operations that bear or have borne no oonnec.
ton with the firm.
, 1874-12-02

ALE anonyme Selskaber eler Fore1inger, der vile drive uoge!n
borgerlig Nering, skulle we'd deres Bestyrelse indsende til Pohtl:'
mestereni Diet District, hvorunder ener hvorfra Foretagendet skel
, 1874-12-02

All anonymous Companies or Associations, intending TO carry
on any trade or business, shall through their Director Or Directors
forward to the PoIcemaster Of the District in which, or from which,
the trade or business IL to be carried on, q statement setting forth:
u the Name, domiciIe and trade or business Of the Company or
, 1874-12-02

Every change made in any of the firms treated Of j Ean-
tive to facts of which information shalEbe given pulspanttoke,
shall be announced to the respective Polioemastsr latest g days
after such! change has taken place: When any OF the bfras men
toned in s be dissolved, it shall be announced tofthe PoDcsmas-
ter latest 3 days after the dissolution has taken place. rs5
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-30

The owl-like wisdom of the administra-
ton managers at Washington is astonish.
ing. They telegraph that it is officially
certain that there are enough Z. S. troops
in Louisiana to preserve the peace and
this in the face of the fact that they know
I that the people of no southern state will
resist the U.s. army. A corporal's guard
would have the same effect as Sherman at
the head of the entire army If the ad-
ministration will stop its interference in
state affairs the people of the south will
work out the problem of home rule to tine
satisfaction of everybody, except carpet
bagging thieves. They will restore peace
and honest government if let alone They
will attempt to do it anyhow-but when
Uncle Sam sends his bayonets to sus ain
the carpet bag thieves they will submit.
They will not resist the federal army how
ever few in numbers, but they mean that the
people of the United States shall see that
the wrongs and expressions and outrages
they rest under are imposed upon them by
the interference of federal bayonets. The
people of the,U nited States will perceive it,
too, and they will repudiate the party
which thus Expresses the people of the
south,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-30
County Council. p. of. II.

\ special meeting of the Rock Island
County Council of the patrons of Hus-
landry was called at the Court House on
TUESDAY morning at 10 O'Clock. In the
course oi the day representatives FROM six
FRANCES armed. being seven members in
all Ten being seceSsary to constitute a
quorum, M business Gould be transacted.
he meeting was called ~ DISPOSE of un-
finished business. The next ssrular meet.
ing will be held in March, wher. officers
will be elected. The slim attendanc. was
attributed by these present to the intense
severity Of the weather The names of
those present we're G. c. Wake and s. W.
Schaiblc. Yuma Grange, No leo Frank
H. Harris, Secretary, Ridgewood Grange,
No S23 y. B. Wright. Rural Grange,
No. S7j; Il. o. Molone, North Buffalo
Grange, No. $50; A. c. Stevens. Master, }
Pleasant Valley Grange. M. 377; aud
VIM. NJ Baker, Rose Hill Grange, No.
lO22.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-30

Too Mucn AT KE.-Steele & Price.
the manufactures of DR.. Prices Flavoring
Extracts and Cream Baking Powder, with
their responsibility, large trade wide repu-
tation. and constantly increasing popular
ity, have too much at stake TO put upon
the market anything which has not, by
careful analysis and constant trial, been
found to be not only harmless, but posi-
lively beneficial, as well as superior to any
other similar articles. DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder and Flavoring Extracts
are the only kinds made by practical che
mist as well as physician with special re-
gard to their healthtulness. And they
are rapidly superseding all inferior and
deleterious compounds for similar pur-
poses. The firm itself is known as the
leading manufacturers in this line the
continent. Buy DR.. Prices Baking Pow
der only in cans with unbroken labels.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-30
500 of the best Racine Trunks, with i'm
proved locks, for sale. |. BAMBERdER.

The ARGUs has had an especial spite against me
on account Of my action in trying TO keep such men
and such papers as THE ABGTs out of our move
ment.-.S. N. smith.
Not true. 1'HE ARGUS has no personal
feeling against Mr.. Smith, and never had.
1t regards him as wrong on financial mat
ters; as ignorant of the true principles of
political economy. and as doing great harm
by instiling false notious into the heads of
people who have neither time nor inclina-
tons to study.
Mr.. Smith is very much mistaken in an
other thing: He seems to be under the
impression that he owns the Independent
Reform party. lie neither owns or runs
If he did he would run it to the devil
iu one campaign. 1t is not IN his power to
keep THE ARGUS in or out Of it. The
ARGUS is an independent paper, adyoca-
ting what it thinks right and opposing what
il thinks wrong.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-30

Not having seen copy Of THE ARGUS since the
election, had supposed ii would have been satish
ed with the defeat it caused OF the candidates for
Dgress and senator In this district and let the mat
ter rest there; for to no other influence do 81
much owe tFeir defeat the fact that THE AR
Gus with its b urbOn Democratic pr0Clivites, and
hard money humbuggery, advocated their election
IS. NJ smith.
If Mr.. Smith had read THE ARGUS reg
ularly he would know that
|. 1t has not bourbon Democratic pro-
clivites, but that it has always been a
positive opponent Of what are known as
bourbonic ideas, and that it has for several
years been an independent paper
.. That the only real gains for Gen.
Elliott were where The ARGUS circulated
and was read most
3. That this county gave majority for
Col. Perry, for the senate.
Mr. Smith is either stupid and ignor-
ant old humbug, or else he means to mis-
represent us-perhaps all three. IF his
county had done as well as this, where
THE ARGUS is read, Perry would have
been elected, and had Henry, Bureau and
Lee where THE ARGUS is not much read, }
done as well as Rock Island and Putnam,
where it is read, Elliott would have been
elected The figures show it, and S. NJ
Smith cannot falsify them.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-30
Schenck'S Mandrake Pills

VIII be found to possess those qualities necessary
to the total eradication of all bilious attacks
prompt to start the sccretons of the liver and give
healthy tone to the entire sys EN-. Indeed, it il
" ordinary discovery In medical science to have
Invented IA remedy for these stubborn complaints,
which develop all the results produced by hereto
fore fres use OF taomel, mineral justly dreaded
by mankind, and acknowledged to be destructive
in tina extreme 10 the human system That the
properties of certain vegetables comprise all the
virtues of ca0mel without its Injurious tendencies,
Il now an admitted fact rendered inIisputabc by
sci ntfc researches; and those who use the Man
drake Pills will be fully sttisird that the best med
lcines are those provided by nature in the common
herbs and roots of the fields.
These pills open The bowels and correct all billions
derangy Inents without salvation or ny OF The in
furious e1tecs OF colonel or other posons. The Sc
erection of bile is prou oed by these pills. will be
seen bV the altered color of the stools, and disap
pearlng Of the salow complexion and cleansing of
the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each box of
pi-.
Prepared only by j II. Schenck & Son, at their
er ncipal office, rncr SIKH and Arch streets
and for sale by all druggists and
dealers Price % cents per box.