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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19

DY virtue Of ascrss --11r tnI e0'-r'f N 'sis
- 'd.s' 20 ths = l.. 's ,sIiH. T. ~ o." .fr-
tHH con ~ tt',-.' ,.a.'fh D.. rtir' f.er.st '.f.-
missioner Tao.al- B $500. r.4s frt.rst.' ofa
OfiC", AMI 'to '.H'i -r-s u.d W., pointed ,.-
al comm "a tH' fUI.u a.,I afts' % 7 Z
Kline. AMI TIE saii cause Ni- i-'r-s.d 20 ne
und" ,igurf. Special C0,uini Sptsr, " 10 in-i uC-
tlurs 20 fdk", STATE AnG iryp - The Ceyt tenn
of -iii Court an account slowing:
Isl. Nlnt amour 81 money have been 70
ceiyri hy ihc sail h.iht ~ such Special Coifnii--
-irnrr. ih' name. ~ tAc pe. sons from HhOiG. Frd
thr dates NuHr such amounts tiYr hfrh t-trisr'.
.nd. What amounts Of money have been OIL. q
on hy said Kim, a. such Special coft.a.,,0E. -.
ne names ot thn persons 20 y hon. iT- ia t..-
70 which, and the dl,cs when sucn amour p Ir.Ie
pad.
ari. VIVA. AMOUNTS % money due FROM Ire
pm tha-",s of itFi. -"3 tn Vur,uar. 81 G-.lp.-
10 thi- cause remain ulC0urCirn o.. T.ut ~
ne 20 rhascfs from whom such a,urgI.s Pc
Waln uHcu.i-,ieI. alI she IA .- Tlrn ..... T.
mounts a.e o. VIII b. due url p..ahi.
am, What portion 80 me ,,.'.-t..r ..r.i ir f1tg
canss 10 D., piid have been ped. Uai Waa. .-i.-
ions Of such deh,s f'ns.n uaft ri.
5th. WHAT lands. u .Iy. heretofore Gcc.rrf -
thS cause 10 Poe -Ji. remain II-lH.
6'A. ANY other ra,it. G-niar.i - fho yaif r,-7-
n'-SiGne pertin'n NJ o. n"c"-fa'y 30 T. e,,hi 10 te
Cont. requ. "a ~ gry pa. T..
IIf l. ih'. -io- .J IS 80 parties r"le- l-rf
tIa have appointed iae i2r dos 90 Fs l..
l-,t as M ii.le. and me ole :. tr.f - Pc
l'rj' COut % Iap d county f5- Frs.. r-
he'd M proof AMI '.a'.hz ne -t.G arr.ut's $50
rrln -. ih performing dg.lrs /. ga .41fIrs
hi -a.1 decree. alH l.. Z Cn any cdu-r Go f,i--
irg -, -at , '-if t'4 f..e ta..ly Of sa.I accom-
shdl not D. conn eHc.l on tlat diy. OF, u Cs..-
Msh'rd should uO. pe "r'lu.s 1d. iHr same viti
o. ai.pu Hed 1m ''y % cs5 -li iron. t.s 20
"fI'a.'nf 20 pe -oilt. service. Given Uujt. -uy
NJ. $. THoRyBrRG.
zen. ls-iT. Siec.a. Commissioner.
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TIE Davis Sewing Machine Company, OF
Waterfowl, NeS York.
TRESPASS ON THE CASE.-DAMA-
GFS. Sl5OOGO.

The object # this su;t "a 10 attach the
rer4Jnal estate # the defendants, suite ent
l. pay tie SUN Il Fifteen Hundred Dol
lars and the c sts Of suit. And t appear
irg from an affidavit lei that tie defend
ants are noH-re~ideuts II tie State II West
Wing ma, il is ordered tat they d. appear
here within one month after tie first pub
LEGATION # tbs order and d. what IL &C.
essary t. protect Their interest in tins suit
Teste: q. ". HUTCHINSON,
gibson & SINNs. Pc. CLERK.
Feb. 5--iw.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19

TERMS, ONLY $50 CASH, BAL
ANCE IN -FOUR SENI-ANNUAL
payments with per cent interest.
The public sac Of West End Lots in
December having interested more 4. an
t rty new purchasers aud been the means
OF bringing il two new manu- seturire e.
iabliSiments, and III eye:y way adding t.
tne growth Of Char .eston, the IVES. CGar-
lesion E1'ens'Gn Company have deter
mined u Cder similar inducements in the
way OF liberal terms ana choice locations
t. those preseated at the DecenDe sale.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19

The West End occupies a beautiful
level plateau below the mouth Of tie E,4
vel draiued-aud averaging at east te.!
fee, higher than Charleston proper.
The streets are al Broad aud straight;
an Alley gives access to the rear Of every
lot.
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Rhodes Mesd snd Sarah Mead

Rhodes Mesd Snl Sarah Mead
-.
Morgan Glrrett. administrator a. the estate or
james Mlipaid. deed. EaL.arsh Naiaa IS A.
VS. 4 GlIrd. wilson .n-r g. tta lue ron,
HirNyJ j. d nrUu. polls A. D iur, y. JGo. SEItr
~ Smih, Samuel Hal AID, Jcs>e SJtlrd,
Dcy Perry, Jo1H i'ern, ts..ba0 Moore, Nafy
Moore. CathA lac &AiAa-d. hos. =. 81 iinarri,
aud al ths un>n0"u heirs AID creditors ~
Jaucs GalaarL decd
The object OF thS suis Is ~ s-;t'e ire estate Of
James MdQATI. deed aud ~ suusec, h.5 cal 's-
tate e. the yiyin M n h debts. Ind II aIpchr-
H. frOM a. alil,Nit nlrl thAf Harvey O. y M
r1I, Polly =. u iur0a. WI. "a p--uron, Lu,hne
DIEr, Z, JOAN Smith, y lIH Slfiti, q 70 > tiauel
Nlslu1ru, are Buu-4rslD'its 81 his 50 - 10 II
she viOrr oslci'd- tlat thrN 10 -: t2tf y ! al
tAe unn-Trailrnf lrs Of james y liua. d. decd
spge r herJ SIiiua une month afl- tbs ur,t pJt-
EcIupI ~ ias q. Ter, aud 90 UhHt Is Necessary
10 yrUtrc ttvir iuts ct IA the tiu.,e..
ftste: G.. ". h IUHlSON. Cirfk.
SMITH 4 k.ILlgF. soils Fec. is--4w.
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LEGAL AnvERrIsEasEnTs.


CsTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: Al Rules held
- in the CLERKS once u tae County Goa OF
the county OF Oaoen or the lrst Monday IN FEB
ruary, 1874.
". P. HoldeFby and W. Il. Harvey
Us.
Na7is Taylor. George W. Norris, Henry G. Flnt.
and Featoa n. Ao.nA
II CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit ia 10 attach the inte-es,
Of the defendant Ma is Taylor IN the lands pIr-
chased by him aud George s.. Norris and Henry
G. FAINT from FcnrJl n Morris. Also the III
teres; Of said Ma IS Taylor 10 the lands pur hasel
~ the ZANE parties from John Hi, IN tie county
81 Fdyette, ami subj O. the same % the paymeu "a
Of a claim Que from said TAYLOR % the plaintiffs
for S50tte. Aud 10 appearing from "a afilda' q
hied WITH the papers 10 this cause thai the t'rfcn-
Gtgts, Mails IayiIf. George ". Norris and Henry
&. FAINT are u0n-rcsilrnts this State, i Is there
fOfe ordered thit they d. appear here within one
month after the Il publication OF this order aud
O. what IS reces fy 10 protect theii Interests N
THIS suit. 4 CODY tcsfr.
JOS. S MILLER CLERK.
HARVEY K HAavEy. Sols. Feb. l24S.
SeTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: A. Rn,.s held
~ m The CLERKS once o. ~, County Court Of
CeosI county On tEr 1rst Monday ~ February.
ls1L
Thomas Dundas
rs.
shelly J. Lore. admnsrra-o- de boris non OF
Cle estate " Tholnls Dunll,, decd, e. AIS.
II CuiNCERY.
The object n, tlis sa. is ~ settle me es'a'e Of
Tboals DundAs. decd. Ant n appearing ron
an arn.iayit Med win .te papers Ie eia that fhe
iaieuIGns. John Dick, Elzab.ih DcS, william
nun Jus, Charles DUl.ias, Csyea Prylnr. -
L ,piacn,t, Agnes iI1pncOtt, --- Smith. Nancy
Is. snrN. - on an. Rlzs n. Oldham. -
Everett, 'l1s,irt Eyere't, Agnes DunlaS, william
o. DlnGts, Elizabeth Pay'Un and lie Unknown
hti-S ~ Taomas West rey'On, dcci. are nca-res-
IL Ms OF TIE SAFE 90 Nes' Ni.gns, 10 j. here
fore ordered inni thcy 90 anp@ar he.e within one
mpnlh after The n ~ publication OF ih,s order,
an 30 VIA is ec.ssIry 20 protect their iateres,
IL the premises. copy tes.e.
Jos. ). NuLER. Clerk.
B.J. McC0IAs, Sol Feb. ls-:T.
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: A. Rules neid In
> "a. CLERKS once Of C..Dcn cOuIiy on the mai
Monday IL February, ls51.
Ludwig schin.Gs.
vs..
Thomas b. Kline, c. ". Smith and u. s. Thorn
burg.
n CHASCE17.
The object % this eui, Il n enforce rnechaN-
ic'S lien fnr s.s1 % agR0-' o." properly 81 dsir-
liant Klae. N ire ~ Huntington. "a sad
CdI.U cluatT. t!is sad p OIef'y benz 90 y 8
~ Rln,k No 81. ~ SAID cts ~ Huntington, rI'f
~ anon ngnnres And r. arupa-i from an
anil,it lrl wj'i fNa y4ae-s ar"'9 fNai the % -
f.niln' Thomas ?. Kline = noH--r' drnf % - ~
STATE. u IL therefore Orieis. ihG' ~ 10 appear
h-,r wiihn one month after the i:.t pub ca ion
o. This or',- ypl do VIVA il uscrs-Sis 10 protect
MS Interest Ia he pen s,s a copy tate.
JOS. S. MILLER ClrrN.
HARVEY / HARVEY, Afty's. FuD. ls-s|.
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LEGAL ADvsRTIsEmG MIS-.

rTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. s.: Al Rules
y hold in the office ~ the Clerk Of the County
court 81 Clhel county % SIC Egst Monday IA
February, 1874.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19
60 f1iIIsi3siG3c"'s SAFE
or LOIS ADJOINING THE -owS or B4RsoCRsyILLs

n pursuance ~ the terms % 2 decree o, %. Cir
] cut Cour % Mason cDLny. vet yr-rri..
rcnic.cd al TIE O-oDfI te.I4. 1..5. tda C-f.4.n
chancery cau+e heron pfGa'pX vile. -.u ID. T.
smith 'rsplA! rrI-rs. NATIVE ri Abort -,re-
ne, dec q, 4, complainant. au.. .:- ~. fcC1a.4.
AND ~d.an dctJtI, .i.Liar.s Z .r- M
ltf-iErrd Special commissioner, appointed Tor
ia. rnfpJ.e. sl.L.
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George ". Summers. Executor Il the last
viii and testament Of Adam Black. de-
ceased, and George W. Summers in his
own right. q al.
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y signee's Sale :

~ NJ matter o. M. ba okrur,cies ~ VIII
lian F., Charles o., Robert r., and Sam
Hei Z Dus,nosrry, bankrupts.
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On Moa9ay, the 1914 dry a Iarst, 1874.

before INC Cou--hous' d11rof C.bel crrat7. 10
coed - u a. rGI 20 81 lDl, no. zoe t..r.-. .iF-
h-.- me- rea' 90 a'e ~ 'Ir bi.. Gl1 pi0c--.'ilg.
o. parcel Oi .a1t. .vHI 90 Ca1.I Cgdn,g. sa-
J1hA. 'he town %. ia brui-.IIe one %. con-
-uiag Oae ami 0Ee-htI On es. ANA die otte
containing one-iolrtn Of a. acre and a., joining
the i,- laIuel ~.
Trims o. sAIE :-Ono-f5u-th Of the NM
cia-e money cl-l "a 12II. al4 fre rss.lur tiyY1
t,i.t Oi tx NOAH /; -'e gu c1z-e- giving tsaI
WIN security. ADJ lien VIII ESQ 3D.. .tt4.n.,i M
on me baud 'Or The deferred iu. 4i.lLclt "a tie
purchase money.
Feb. NV s.-, ..'5i-o,-
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s-sTATE OF WEST yIRCININ, wayre County
~ to-w.t: Az Kgl.s hu e IA tue GiegA's Once o.
i,ie Comfy COult % M"yEv cvupi! on TIE Il 81
Monday IL The nauil VI February, le't.
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=. Fisher Leaning
va.
Stevenson II. Leaning ct ala
IN CHANCERY.

The object Of ms suit e 70 recover from the
defendants the SUM NJ S'TS OF. with interest from
Jne rrst day ~ July, 1879, Tor VII N amount 'hr
yrintln claims len upJn the ltndS in hi. hli
h. FMS Ciuse mentioned. HHd 70 >ell The said nj
~ paw the said sU'n - sjiSul, aud interest. And
T. appearing n m an eiliavt Med among the
r. pers IN This cTusethst the defendants. Steven
sou VI. Leaning, Thomas l.. caldwell. Henry
NJ Smith, Il. Bundle Smith, jones Souers Smith
ami iJdia :. smith, are bUh-re-ideuJS Of mis-
STATE. IL Is therefore ordered t!st they appear
here sithn one month after The nr,t publication
a. this ORDER and do wnat IL necessary 10 pro
tect tAeir Interests IN rms suit.
Teste: JOS. 5. MILLER,
Feb l9-4W. Clerk.
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AsSlcNEE's SALES.
= teis,ncc.H snIe.
N BANKRUPTCY.

~ tie p.I,.s, ~ rhs BANKRUPTCY Of JsnI 2.
- II. lu-On, bankrupt,
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: A. Rules neld In
| = the Clerks once Of CtDru cOuIty on the nrsi
Monday IL February, ISIS.
Ludwig Schin..s.
vs..
Thomas B. Kline, c. ". Smith and u. s. Thorn
lfIrts
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19

The Company having been organized with q
fuil PAID Capital of slUJ.OOl, Is ready to receive
Applications OF Insurance ON desirable property
as follows:
Mercantile Stocks in "a" buildings. s. 200
d" ssB" Joln
&" "Dr " detached 1000
"in ranges
not exceeding four buildings. ........ / 800
First class special hazards, ............... LEGO
In no case viii the Company write larger lines
than the above.
", r DAY, PRESIDENT.
S. 7. OVERTON, VICE President.
W. 7. FRAzIER, Secretary.
Feb. lq-u
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los. s. MILLER. Clerk,
MCGOHAs 4 SCYDAM. Atty's. FEB. is-iv.

STATF or WEST VIRGINIA. Cabeu County:
y A Ig heltin the C.ctks ONCE II the County
COu-t Oh. Cl6.l county Oh the first Monday IN
February, ls74
P. q. Burlington
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19

Tho object II this snlt il 20 obtain divorce
from The bonds n matumonv existing between
the pt. lee. And u appe ripg hy an affidavit
fled that the defendant. Jane 90 fer. y ron.
RESIDENT az The STATE ~ West N-riJil it Is there
fn-" ordered that she do appear he.e WitHfl
one IGoG-a al - the hr-i publication Of this order
amt do what Is necessary 10 protect her interest
III tins ,Ui;.
Taste: G W. HUTCHINSON. Clerk.
MCGISSIs 4 PLYMALE, Sofs Feb paw.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-10-10

DR.. Linderman, in his report as Di.
rector of the Mint, says the amount of
specie in this country on the 30th of
June last was sl67, 100000. The esti-
mate shows gain in specie and bullion
in the last two fiscal years of s3S, ,5OO,-
900. The amount of gold and silver
coin and bullion in the world is estimat-
ed at from ten to twelve thousand mil
lions. The present rate of production
is-silver, $50, coo, 900 and gold, $780,
O00, 900 the two together being an an
nual addition of about one and haii
per cent to the existing stock of specie
This last point is elaborated in the re-
port.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-10-10

volunteer them a little advice. First,
Do not lie, There will be every temp
tation for you to say untrue things
about the opposing candidate, and
your county newspaper may yield
to falshOod. But do not surrender your
own veracity. All the good you have
done before this campaign opens, and
all the good you will do after It has
closed, will be no excuse for present
mendacity. Secondly, Do not drink.
When you are out electoneeriny, and
get your feet wet, and the night is chill,
you may be allured to take ardent spir.
its. When you cannot get man to
vote right, you will be te mpted to in
vlte him to the neighbc,ring bar, know
ing that mans heart is not far re-
moved from his sto omach One of the
worst effects of election Day is the
fact that it leaves so many men damag-
ed of strong drink. Thirdly, Do not
swear. Even Christian men, in hot
political contests, are apt to use the
name Of God rhetorically. Bewarel
When you employ that ovrr-empathic
phrase, your Sunday school boys may
near it, and men who do not believe in
sobrirty of speech will copy your bad
example. Scowl as much as is neces-
sary. and bring down your foot very
hard, and gesture violently, but do not
swear. Let all politicians, espec tally
Christian politicians, pray for help to
keep right side up till after next No
| Yember,'
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-10-10
Lehlgh Emery wheel Company.


We are glad to learn that the Lehigh
Euery Wheel Company are again bnsi.
ly turning out their solid wheels. Ow
Ing to the giving away of the cylinder
of one of the powerful hydraulic presses
used in making the wheels. the work
was interrupted for few days, out is
now resumed, and the orders which
have been accumulatlng are being filed.
This Company have six Of their ma
chimes and a number of their wheels at
the Franklin Institute Exhibition now
held in Philadelphia, and probably no
better place could be found TO place
them where they would be seen and ex.
amined by manufacturers, machinists
and all interested in emery grinding ma
chinPry. Mr.. James r. Sanford, the
agent of the Company, is in charge and
will show the wheels in operation day
and night, during the whole time of the
Exhibition, which will be open all this
month.
1t is gratifying to see that among all
the various manufactured products, the
machinery, the ingenious mechanical
appliances, collected at this most inter-
esting exhibition, that our Valley is rep.
resented in this new industry which
gives such promise of success. A this
enterprise is largely controlled by Mauch
Chunk capital, we look with in
terest at The record IL will make at the
| Exhibition. Coal GaZettn
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Advice 10 Politicians.

The following timely advice to poll
tions we take from the "Christian at
Work." and earnestly commend it 70
the attention of candidates in particular
and politicians in general
"We hope the day will come when
Christian men will have charge of the
ballot-box. 1t at present wants clean
ing inside and outside. 1t is black and
filthy. There have been uncleaned
hands pushing it about for good while
We are glad to know that the old crop
of politicians are dying off very fast.
They were desperate race, and their
reformation was impossible. We wish
that cons secrated Christian men would
take charge of public affairs. The
trouble is that when good men go into
politics they do not take their religion
with them. We, therefore, now that
she ,aLtumnal election is approaching,
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pEGIsTER's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Executors, Ad.
minisiraiors. and Guardians hereinafter named
have flied their respective accounts of the follow
ing estates in the Registers Office. at Mauch
Chunk. in and f,r the County Of Carbon, which
accounts have been allowed by the Register. will
be presented to the Judges of the Orphans Court
nn Monday the l0h day Of Oct, next, at ten
OF clock A. W., tor comirmaiiln:
First and final accouutof VIM. Romig,
administrator of Elias Anthony, deed
First and final account of Elizabeth
Allen. Administrative of George B. AL
len, deed.
First and final account of Henry b "
er, executor of the last will and testa-
ment of Francis Crilley, deed.
Final account of Wm KuOns, admin
istratOr of David Rooms deed.
First and final account of Joh n
ner, administrator of Charles Meyer,
decd
Final account of Tilghmau Arner,
Guardian OF Sarah Lechlpiter, minor
child of Jos PHI Lechleiter, deed.
First and final account of Thomas
Kemprer, Executor of Charles Dcngler,
deceased.
A. WHlTTINGHAM, Register.
Registers Office, Mau, h Chunk sept, 2j, 1874.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-10-10
The Coroner's Jury in their verdict in

The Coroner's jury in their verdict in
the case of the Granite Mills victims
say that they examined thoroughly for
ty-nine witnesses, and ascertained that
the fire originated In the mule room in
the fourth story at pair of mules No, IS.
The fire department responded as
promptly as possible, considering that
four alarms were sourdej from separate
boxes. The Hook and Ladder Depart
ment were insufficient. Due care was
not taken to give the alarm to the occu>
pants of tie sixth story, had it not been
for which neglect, the lives of all in that
story might have been saved. The
mills ,extingulshing apparatus was
In order, but there was no water In the
tanks, hence they were useless, There
were not, moreover, ample means to es-
oape from the attic, neglect which
was the cause of much loss of life. The
jury therefore find that had proper
alarms been given. and had the means
OF escape been better, there would have
been no loss ofslife. They severely
condemn the model of the mill, and
recommend that other mills profit by the
lesson,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-10-10
A. j. DuEling,

The popular druggist, of this borough,
on Monday last, received the nomna-
tion of the Democratic Convention for
mt 6mber of the Legislature. In this
nomination the delegates there assem-
bled did themselves and their party an
honor. Mr.. Durling is man Of the
people; honorable in his dealings, libeI-
al in his principles, and yet Democra tic
to the "Dack- bone" If elected to the
Assembly, and we doubt not that he
will be, we have no hesitation in saying
that he will work honestly aud assidi-
ously for the best interests of his cou-
stitutents. In this, his own town, we
believe that men of all classes and par
ties will give him their suffrages,
knowing as they do that they and their
interests will be faithfully represented
by and through him in the State Legis
lature.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-10-10

A correspondent of the Panama Star
and Herald gives particulars of the
earthquake at Antigua, which commenc-
ed on the evening of September 3D..
The shocks began without previous
warning, the movement being "a ST ries
of strong vertical and horizontal impul-
ses combined" and the direction from
west to east. The surface undulations
rose at least q foot, making it almost
impossible for people to move without
being thrown to the ground. Loud,
thunder-like sounds rose from the earth
and mingled with the noise Of falling
walls and the cries of the affrighted peo-
pie. About two dozen inhabited houses
were demolished and thirty-two persons
were killed. Many houses were so bad.
ly damaged that they will have to be
rebuilt. The shocks continued with
varying violence until the morning Of
the 4th.
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LRHlaHToN, PAa
SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 10, 1874.

The Controller of New York has
made statement of the debt of that
city, which shows its aggregate on Sep
tember Both to have been s153, 726, ,092,
an increase of about twenty-five and
one-half millions since the beginning of
the year. There are at present in the
sinking fund of New York securities
valued at 500, 1920, 1882 ; so that the debt,
less the sinking fund, on September 30,
was $126, 500, 800.
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New Advertisements.
&STO LEN.

On the night of Saturday, Sept. 26th,
1874, from the person of John BacchuS,
at the Lehigh Valley Depot, in Lehigh-
ton, one Pocket Book containing S6 IS,
one pair of Moss Agate Sleeve Buttons,
set in eighteen caret gold, and mum
Der of papers of no use to any per'o
but the owner. Let the young man
who took them, return at once to the
Office of THE CARBON ADVOCATE, or
his name will b. published in next
weeks issue, and if not, l will present
HIM with pair of steel cuffs to wear
with the sleeve links, and stone man
sion to live in for fifteen years.
JOHN BACCHUS.
Lehighton, Oct. 10, 1874.
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HALLS Patent HusKING GLOVES.

NJ
v claws. and the more complete shielding of the
parts uhect to wear by metal plates, making them
wear fire times as long, and do the work faster and
easier than airy other husker. Made Of the very
bed calf leather four sizes, right and left handed.
Samples sent prepaid receipt of price, Half
Gloves $l.?5; Full Gloves, ESQ per pair. Liberal
discount in quantities. Ask your merchant, or ad-
dress HALL HUSKING GLOVE Co, Chicago, ILL.
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Abraham Ilardenburgh, business
manager and cashier OF the Jersey City
Standard" 10 reported to have disap-
peared.
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The district Sunday School Con-
vention o! the Evangelical Church will
be held in Zion's Church, Upper Mauch
Chunk, on the 18th and 18th of this
month. ChIldren's meeting on Thurs
day evening, the 18th, at ~ o'clock.
III friends of the Sunday school cause,
irrespective of denominational differ
ences, are invited to attend.
my Ambrotype," by Marcutio is
unavodably crowded out. 1t will ap-
pear next week.