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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-14
Gin lemperems6eRenntni6.

Nus Maiiaduistts miro folssnoes 3si-
Den Der 3eit beri9tet: Wartin @riifin,
bis Dor &urSem Elm 6reuno oes @etrdnfs.
perbots, unb bis iebt Witslieo Der Staats-
poitSetcommii ion BON MaNa1uletts, pels
DE our4 ibre StaatseOnltabler oas borti-
&c 3emperen,geIeb Su poaitreten bat, legte
bieies lsin @mt am S9lulle oes alien Sab.
res frei,piQig nieoer. Sn ieinem gb0an=
tun9sldreiben an @ouOerneur 8aibburne
fa8t er:
SD babe mid enolid tlar ilber,eu9t,
eab bas SemperenSgeleb, mie es beute be-
febt, Der Sa6e Der Gntbaltiamteit mebr
tdaoet ais niibt, uno OaB es gu elmer bella.
Seus,psrtben Corruption iiibrt. Gin gro.
Ser Sbeil Der 3eit Der 9ommillion wiro
nit unterlu6uns Der Imtsuerseb;n Der
gonltabler pergeuoet. SD CLAUDE nun
mbli9 felt, oaB elm sutes 3ieensseieb, ni6t
absr Elm @etrdntsperbot, oaS bette Wittel
1T. nm Die Sa9e Der Gntbaltiamteit unb
Wdbi9teit prattiid Su fOroern."
allo Elm amtli6er Wd6tsr oes 9emps.
reasselsbes bon MaHa6uietts, Der bis Dor
9uriem al Den vSessn" bssieIben s%laubte,
sreift iebt ielbit auf @runo isiner @mtser'
tabrunSen oies @eieb an uno lest lieber
leine Steue nieber, als oab er benz BON
ibm als peroerbli6 unb lbls1t ertannten
8emperen59eiebe bient. Cg8o bic reli9iOle
Sals febL belfen ollie Sempsrenjseiebe
ui&t.-&eo.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-14
Rb.in- unS Molslsau.

Das 2srospmmafnm in Yrim, we!-
dies bisber BON Der tOni9l, &egterung 3u
Srier reiiortirte, 1T ourd Winilterial.8 Der
fiiSuns Dem &eiiOrt oes t0niSl. propinei-
al.S 9ulcOaesiums iiberpielsn porosn.
Die SpmnaRem 81 Srisr, Wiiniter,
YaSerborn, GoblenS SiHeloorf. gmmsr-
id uno Bonn, iopie oas YroSpmnafum
IN ct. Wenbdl iinb bonn l. Sanuar an als
Sta~atsanitalten ertldrt woroen.
2Sie mir aus Der ~Woiel5situus" ieben
fungirt unier 2anbsmann p. Ruborn, frl-
Der &eoemptorit In 5rier an elmer neusu
tatbolilden Pfarriirde in Baltimore.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-14

8 ei6mdeis perteHsrt tire. atsr aud bic pis;en
unp eiaentlI6rn 6lubpebre, relbe tie Sduer elm.
ala in itrfr art %aufweist Iollten sncIih bsiei.i /
perpen, odrnit Mot former Der eurh bitIe Wtbre
sebemmte Gisaans ras Wa6tr une bic Stcasn
pSrart surldltaut, CAP mituuIsr bsetutenpe BE.
ih6eisunaen Der ufsri1nbereirn unc Isltlf mciter
la%ncsinwarrS ~licaenrer @runrIIde latiineen.
glu6 Der S6iffabrt ino bic 8ebre natirlit Gin
SsmmniB.
5eute purte Der ytrlonenssrtebr auf Der 81.
fenbabnlinie Ghtsrnad. Iiefirh %erGfust. Der
srfe .3us. pslhsr pen G6tsrna6 abscalsn muir.
Be, bate nabsju 50 psrionen aufiuptiien. "
ceurliren iaslit 3 3ise bin uno Der. Die Was
CONS liue iebr ccmfprtabel uno pom Der bsfannten
(amerifaniiben) Salsn. Ginridtuns. Die 6abr
seItpincisfsit idsint inter etr ncrmdleh su tlet'
ten, ipabriteinlib rsgsn DER fur,sn Surpen uro
neil man riele,6t Ssnfuusen pes Sabnpla.
nuns fur mSslih bait. als ShweIsn bat man
sin iiber 8 anesre Wal Naeelbel, pirpenptt /:
man slautt atsr, Dap eisfe Sbpeaen balpisif
aussspstislt Dsrsen. Is III elm rfenes OF
beimnlB, ca6 risic Sabu fur ben b~alpmSJliGen
Vsrfaut erbdut il. ~ Die untert Sausrsabu
(9htsrnat. WnTsrbilis) wirp snt i'm GrubiIbr
fertis lsin (; rurb bic ulslsn Ssrssiuidnitt in
fsiss Sano' unp 9llfsetein !isst bort Gin piel
lansrierlserrs Iao fcItipielissIss arbeitsltid Dor,
ais ries lei Ger cteren Sausrtabu Der 9aa mar.
lie Sdusfbabn folst i'm Allssmsin,n Der Sira-
BE spii6eI @alsrtills unp G6trrr ad bic
Sabuselslidaft tatte paS &s6t eisie Strabs 3u
benuBen, uno 10 iInp bonn mante Stredtu purd
has Sabnplarpm recupirt woresn. Cir bic
WiesNbrfelung iolhr @eseuntsrbretuusen
rirp bic &esisruns minpefsn5 100000 Gr. rer.
aussabsn mullen. sis elm anpsrss YensIeium,
psl&ss Der ,ursmbursii&s Statt Der b%ausnpen
Sabnselraitait s%epdbrte, III 81 erpGbneu, eaB
leetsre bel epncsliVniruns Der Sanplfsinlaser
Den gor,us asnisBt. Cd 8lci6,sitis nit Der Sabu
III auh bic 3elssrapbsnlinie Wahsrbiiis. G&ter-
nab benz Vsrfebre ilbersetsn poIesn. 3n Der
seiHchsncn Wr6e babsu spii&sn Der gsrpal.
tuns Der prins Seinrtd Yabn une Der &beini.
iten Gilsnbabn. 81 lsul6aft piepsr Terbanplun.
gen bs;lalih Der Grtauuns elmer VerbinrunSs.
babn spiltea Sauer unb GinI faitseiunceu.
Sereirs ppr rnebreren Sabren bate eie Wsnsral-
seriammluug Ger &beiniIten Giientabnatlel-
ftaft ibre Gsnsbmisuns ;u elmer gabn Gntrr
mao Srrel' SiiIbnrs' SrrUrf sribsilt. Bon elmer
anpern Uelsaihaft psreen bic Serartsiten fur
cine ptiter iueaufparts ,u lsssnte Yabn &C.
n,adt. Iitle Vsrtinpunasbabn III eurb Die Dr.
ts Eisfir6, Neusrturs. Warpsilcr, prim uns
Staeifyll anatcsutst. @an slautt, paB IN Der
Sauer eemna6lt fur cen auspdrtisen MbiaB
@YpS. unp 8alftrennsrsisn entiteben tperpsn /;
60 llsbe f6 namenIlib Elm preispiireiser une
sprsiislitsr Srlifalt rariteasu.
(Srierilhe 9ta.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-14
Yefsi(&-

SuYelsttn IN etn J,rc,sB anbSnata, Der
cine Der alien bsrabmten Mbteitn bss Qursmbur.
ser 9anetS betriHt. Gs banee!t Eh uamlt4 um
ni6ts psniser ais I'm ben Bsls Der GebSuet
unb bts @ruaetissutbuus Der Nttsi Slorsde.-
pier III iurj be: 3batbtfane. ME i'm bic ..VoiK
du Luxembourg" pom Arlen sitt:
Ssim Gintru1 BON Dumuurii nit tintu
Sansculpttfn in eaS euremburser eano tn Sab.
re 1892 wuresn bic WSu&e aus err Abtsi Der.
iast unp eieielbe ais Staatseisentbum p~erfauit.
Wit BEN srSBtsn Ibeil Der eisssniSaften purbsn
bic 0ebanbt eurh sinen Der SrptnSseillideu.
p. 5remsntsap 3urifsefauft. gu psr 3stt lsbtsu
nod Iieben Der Snialsn pes Nlptsrs unp bel lei
mem 5oee %tslirte p. 6romsntsau 3u 0unitu Der
8 @enplItr une 10 t%sltirte elmer mad BEN aneeru
az 0unlten Der iterlebtneen SresnSbrlotr. DIR
leBte isBte ais Srben bic Semiuare bon 5eurnay
uuo Haniir Elm, bic aud beute nod ben SsRB
BADEN. IS liuo bic Ysrpaneten stS p. Grom en-.
teau, bic ucGmal ben TerIuh MAIDEN, bic Orb
iaaft an I'D 81 rtiBea, obwpbl Ibon in 1851 Sas
Sritanal in @amur 81 @unfsn Der Ssminarisu
snil&isosn bat.
NlS StSfe Der 0smsins. S%olIanas BE.
,irs Saltnat. III Strr H.9. @tbehs an bic Gid.
lie pss psrlfcrSsusu, 5srn ). y. S. Naasr sr-
nannt tpereen.
3u SeiieL Observation-Disclosures brad ria
Dist in bic airte une bate l1Un Sanp an ben
8sl6, bic &sliauienbtbaltsr &c. sslest ais Der
8ulsr, Der ben 8autsr trpil5ts, ibn bsim ara-
ssn frieste uns ibu Der 0srs&tistsit itsriisints-
geissr bate Der Spisbubs ben 9el& lSoa ,srbro.
den unp bsim Dur&iu&sn fanb man sintn Me-
l%sntrans uns Elm Searulitr bel esm Subidt.
Die Staatstiienbabn in Der g,rspIns
eurrmears bat tinen bSbsrn Sarii ais bic anps-
rem bslsiI1en Staatsbabnsn. @ls bisS Ia Der
4ammsr jur Spradt Tam, trfldrte Der Rinilsr
Der SHentlittn Arbeitsx bic Electromagnetic bic
les Observation-Disclosures eabuIb, saB Der l&lstts
3uIane bes Sterbauts Der Sabntn cine COM
rltIs Srnsusrnns bsnStbise.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-14
0mremburger Gazette.

Sn Grier iinb Die r2iberalen" lopeit,
oaB gum Staotratb Tiemano mebr als
Ganoioat porseidlasen weroen barf, Der
ie clerical" sepdblt bat. nG9t libe-
ral!"
Der 2saraermeifer BON 6rsubenburs,
bat ben Yoli5eioiener BON bort beauftra9t
tdslid gu bsrihten, ob Der ~ngeipsrrte" Ya=
flor 00br tauft, traut ooer tirdli6 be9rdbt.
Gin 9sorudtes 6ormular madt Dem Yoli=
5eioiener Die Sa9e lei6ter. @iro ni9t
piel belfen.
Der SriGmeTer, Serr @eprau6 in
Yfal5el, 1T am s. SeSember pom Burger
meiiter bon gbran9 rseiperrt" poroM,
neil feline MnIteauns als Siilisseiitli6er in
Der Yfarre Yfalsel Dem Sberprdiioenteu
nidt anseSeist uOroen lit.
Der in Dmoweifer als Silfsseiitli6er
iunsirenoe gteopresbptber, Serr S6mit
aus Sdwsi9 lit rseiperrt" worben, ebenio
Der @aplan, Serr 9udenbeimer in Mapen
ebeniO Serr Ylaiier Stiff bon Siimpelfslo,
fraber @aplan gu Yibena6.
2Nam fdjrei6t BON Der mittlere II
WOiel: Ser neue @ein bat nun aus=
segObren unb lit natIrli6 idon tii6tis
probirt poroen, aber leloet mebr BON Den
GigentbImern als BON ben &auilultieen.
So lit auBeroroentli6 itil i'm @einbanoel,
piel filler als man es bel Dem Weinmanael
erwartete, uno Die @inser, iuelde bel Den
5iemli6 bo6en Sraubeu= uno MoItpreiien
perfauften lino nit ibrem @eiddft iebt
gang 5uirieoen. Die Yreiie itanben in bic
Tiger 8egeno BON % biz 20 Sblr. per
Ohm bon ca ITO 3iter. @as Die Quali=
tat betriHt, 10 limb Die b%odfiesenosn Gr-
%partun9en etiuas berabgeItimmt uno man
itelt Den 73er ni9t msbr 10 bod iibcr Den
70er, pie man IS Dor Dem Serbit tbun
poQte.
Ans Der Gifef. = Oas groiett, Die
Sauerbabn i'm @roBberspgtbum 2urem-
burg nit Der G%iielbabn in geeignete Yer=
b%inouns gu brin9en, lit mad Der Sertigitel=
lung Der Griteren wieoer aufsegriifen wor=
ben. Die aniidten bieriibes lino inoeb an
maBsebenoer Stelle nod setbeilt unb pdb=
reno man auf Der einen Settle G6terna6
nit Sitburs=groorf in Serbinouns brin=
gen mo6te, piini6t man auf Der anNern
Settle cine 9abnlinie BON Sietird iber
@euerburs, @arweiler uno Nriim nad
StaottDa. SnIOfern aud nod Die cine
ooer anoere bieier 9erbinounsslinien ber-
geitelt it, miro Die mittlere Sauerseseno
fur Den Sanoel unO Die Snouitrie in msbr=
fa4er Ginii6t cine sroBe geoeutuns err
lansen, oenn es liesen bort NaturlddBe se=
bduft, oeren ausbeutung uno Sertrisb
piele 4rbeitsfrafte uno Communications
mittel beIhGitiapu niro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-14

cicn Sl Sunlfn OCT OeuleInctn TUT 1914.
| Sutieisn al bic @smsinesn fir
fur air6en uub S6ulbGuisr
pofr anpsre Sauten unp Aus-
| sabsn ron 8emeiupsnuSen. Gis. 10000
a~uesrseprbnli6e SubTsisn fir
e~eniels:n 3wsd. $4,000
Gar 3abluns Der llutrIuduna Der
Yians unp aplsnanlaliss Der
Wsmsincetauttn. 1909
Sutleien fir BAN une Serhsl.
lung Der 8emsineswess u. Der.
binenns nit ben Giisntabntn. 10000
AuesrsswSbnli6e Aussaten fir
e~snlslbsn 3wed. 10000
| Sutieien fur Mrbsitsn i'm Sats.
rsiee Der SH:ntlihsn Weiunpbsit. $1,000
NubsrsepSbnli8e SubEeisn fir
~eeEielbsn 3psd. $1,000
Cir @rseluns Der pfsreeraesn. 1900
Elr Vereelun9 Der pprnpitb. U.
StpsinsSuht. 10000
sntiSSSisans fur sstSsisiss tran' .o0o
fes 0ieb. 1000
gsrlbiscene SutFsisn I'M Snts.
reGe ees Ndsrbaues. 5000
NdnbaueOnfsren;tu. 1000
Sutfeien ~ 0unlen Der S1ul-
sSrer. 1000
StarisntSrisn fir %bisfsltsn. 5000
Subfpien fir ben primarunttr.
riot. 6O,0OO
Seem fir ben bSbsrtn Yrimdrun.
terriht. S.4U
Seem fir bic SHsnilias @ObItbS-
tisfeit. 10000
aubusrssnti&s SusFbisn fir
b~snfelben 3wsd. 5000
untsrfipunSen fur TerluIfs bon
Oisb una aneere unscrbsrssle.
bent ~lnsladsfaat. t4,OO0
Subfpien al bic 9smeinsen ,ur
GrsBuns Yen ;usrfanntsn Ya-
Sen. 1900
Siturat,iss gum Ysfsn' Der
@smeiapsu. $1,000
Sm @an,sn aliO i59.400 psu in runSsr !3abl
100000 GraEftn.
Mm 4. Se,ember srl6isnsn fat iimmtli6s
yfarranssprrissn ron @SrBinsm i'm 5eiflsiss,
nm Der eurh ben 5erru Tehantsu ppn Sttiem.
burg pr,unsbmsnps @lodsnissnuns bsi,uweb,
ntn, welbe eurd cine pirpspple unp frditiss
Anreee einseleiitt puree.
Iisle swei muasrbaft meeslirisn 0lodsn fem-
men aus Der i'm @rpebsracsibum Nuremberg
riibmlidif befanntsn unp unisr 40 sustsQsrn
auf Der Wisner- gSeliausl flung altin preisse.
frSnten @ieBsrci ee5 Serrn 0eulIel ron Wes,
wsl6em Weieer audi Der ersimal sefeblte arp6s
aSlner Tcmbpure0n gum @itBeu austsetsn
III.
Die srSsts @lede pisst 400 yfune unp tSni
in re; fs in Elm seIss 0rUeiabristsitS @sI8snl
Won 5raulsin Stsi&sn pom NSrBiussn ; bic flei.
nc miest 200 pfp. une tSnt in IA dieze ie in
Gin ct. Iifolaus. 0si1enf BON SrGulsin alsppsr
aus Der 5iliaIe Sin1srinssn. Diele srpsmii.
tbisen @aben ebrsn eurt ibre tarmpniidsn
Il inge ibre ebrsnwertbm S6enfseterinnrn.-
Ssips 8ledsn ,sidnsn l1 aus eur6 itrs pelsn,
anbalteneen, purtorinseneen une listli6su s..
nc unc bi!esn nit Der alien, psItt 800 plumb
pisst ans in mi Iaatst Gin isbr i&Snss 0slau.
t..
Nm s. Iai p. 5. paren Is 25 Sabre, sab Der
bo9plrpigis PER- Bil&Sf Nifplaus aeamss bic
Ssiitli9s Vtrwaltuus bss eauess abernemmen
bate. Bel 0eltse abel! ets HamensftfeS ees
Sbtrbirten bat Der 8lsruS Der Stapt ibm feline
Sbrfurtt 9isbe une Grssbsnbeit ausssprift unp
ibm sspanft fir pas 2~5iabriss Irassn elmer Sir-
b. bic CT Mot ssiu&t bat i0nssrn Die ibm aufsr.
ltst porben III.
8nnf nnb swansis Sabre 1np cine !anss Belt
IN benz 4sbtn sints Yil&efs Der faibp!iI1sn 8ir.
1t, bsnn msbr mic anssrs, III CT saia bsrafsa,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-14

SEER 2seinRens bat einen S9reibs.
brtsf sesen Die pdpitlids Gncptlita pom 81.
Rop. e%rlaiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-14
2 II 4 { III b q.

Sas Sussetproieft Ter &esisrnns ess @rOb.
bsr;cstbums eursmburs sntbllt fplssnes Subi-
eisn ~ @unltsn Der 0smsinprn fir 1874.
an bic @smeiueeu fir
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-16

Andy johnson is very anxious to 90 to
the Senate, and he has proposed novel
expedient for influencing the Legisla-
ture in It's choice; and we are free to say
that it is one which is much more
honest than those that have been large
ly employed during late years to pro-
mote the interests of politicians having
Senatorial aspirations. His plan is that
every voter at the State election shall
indicate his choice for Senator by writ
ing the name of the favored candidate
on his ballot. Mr.. johnson made a
speech in the public square in Nashville
the other evening, when he talked to
his follow citizens with his accustomed
fSankness. He told them that he was
Democrat, had never left the party nor
any cardinal principle of the party, and
that he never expected to leave the
party; and that il he was out of it there
would be but little of it left. He also
remarked to his hearers that he had
served the people in all the positions it
vas possible for man to serve them in
IAN observation which has q favor of
old times.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-16
GentIeneNS.

What vast amount of sorrow and
trouble the world would be spared il
everyone would seek to restrain anger
and cultivate a good temper. Many a
life is embittered by hastiness of spirit :;
many home but for it would be filled
with sunshine and happiness, and many
now sorrowful heart would overflow
with joy.
There are those who embitter both
their own and other lives by failing to
curb naturally hasty spirit.
How everyone admires gentleness
and sweetness of disposition. Scarce
anything wins like it. 1t is possess
sion that surpasses in worth the costliest
rubies. Money will not purchase it. 1t
Is otttimes seen in those who have but
little of this world. All admire, yet
how few have it
Divine wisdom in sacred writ extols
1t; "He that is slow to anger is better
sh"h thO ihiBhty anu uo tlldt Iultbl MS
spirit than he that taketh city,"
Unlike some things of value, no one
who will diligently set himself to seek
need despair of finding it. The most
hasty may become the gentlest.
That one who 0fttimes mouTns that
he has been overcome may fully master
himself.
If it were sought as gold and silver are
1t would more surely and more prOhta-
bly, than they reward the quest.
Repeated failure in the effort to OBJ
tain riches dlscourages lot the ardent
soul so neither should it the one that
would gain this priceless treasure.
The most beautiful illustration the
world has ever had of gentleness and
of its beauty is furnished in that most
perfect Of oil llves-that of Christ who
lived to teach us how to live. We, too,
may become like Him.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-16
Thornton, and W. Budd Deacon, and

Thornton, and w. Budd Deacon, and
the price paid was S551 900.
THE NEW CHURCH MOVEMENT.
Ia second meeting of persons in favor
of founding n Reformed Episcopal
Church In Philadelphia has been held,
and nine vestrymen were chosen. The
new organization is to be called the
Second Reformed Oh urch Of Phladel-
phia. The movement seems to be grow
ing in favor, and some of our most
prominent Episcopallans are taking an
interest in it.
THE TEMPERANCE CRUSADE.
CAN quiet on the Potomac" and our
female crusaders are now smoking the
pipe of peace. having wisely resolved to
visit the drinking saloons no more.
Some persons have been arrested for
selling liquors to minors, and If con-
victed, the full extent of punishment
Will oe mpted out to them. Our Mayor
is determined to suppress this accursed
traffic, and he has instructed his police
to arrest every man who sells rum to
minors. 1t is to be hoped that this will
have the desired effect of breaking up
the entire system, and thus saving the
lives of our young men. In the House
of Correction, ninety per cent. of the
inmates are sent thither through the in
fluence of liquor, and many of them
are young girls. We are greatly in
need of lasting reform.
Yours truly, MoDoC
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-16

The Grand Division of the Sons of
Temperance of Eastern New York met
at the Music Hall, Kingston, at 10 A.
NJ, on the 18th inst, Grand Worthy Pat
rlarch S L Parsons presiding. All the
grand officers were present. The report
of the Grand Worthy Patriarch endors-
ed there political action, and the follow.
ing resolution was introduced-
RESOLVED, That the Grand Division in
Eastern New York unite with our
brethern In Western New York in says
ing THAI no consistent temperance man
can desire the denomination of General
Dix. That he has deliberately balked
and hindered temperance work. That
he has arrayed himself on the side of
the rumsellers, and that no party which
places him in nomination can hope to
receive the support of temperance men,
no matter what may be their religion,
nationality, race, color or politics.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-16
THELAsT NEW BOOK OUT.

The subject Is all important, yet puzlling one.
1t replenishes the Government Treasury and inn
poverishes the people makes the ich poor and the
poor rich makes fols of wise men; exhausts the
wisdom Of Legislation; makes men run mad and
women feel sad. The crusade has begun on to
victory. Men or women wanted 10 canvass every
town. Address, l.. STEBBlNS, Hartford, Ct
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-16
GtAUTIoN.

Notice is hereby given, that my son,
Max Foshart, having run away from
home, all persons are forbid han boring
or trusting him on NY account, as | will
pay no debts Of bis contracting after
This date FRED'K FOSHAkT,
May 3, LS1+w5# Baumansyille.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-16

EM OTHERS, Look at that Child, 1t
A'NL has Worms. Go or send at once
to DURLING'S Drug Store, and get a
bottle of his WORM SYRUP, SO Ilea-
SAINT aud yet SO sule. may
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-16
Philadelphia Markets.

Friday Evening, May Sth. - The
money market continues very quiet, and
trst'class borrowers find M difficulty in
obtaining all the funds they require.
Call loans rule at to % per cent. First
class commercial paper from to per
cent. per annum.
The gold premium stiffened from
1l2}s to 1873 and closed at 1921. The
shipment of $4,000 in gold coin on
Wednesday last has excited the hopes
of the spectators, who imagine they
see IN this the commencement of the
usual summer drain to Europe.
Pennsylvania R.R dividend scrip sold
at 1907 to 10O. decline of 4. Penn
sylvania r. r. sold largely at 50A to
5O>s, closing at 50N, no change.
The stock market was moderately
acttveand prices generally were higher.
Government securities were fraction
higher.
The markets generally have been
dull during the past week, but prices of
the leading articles are without materi-
al change. ~. 81, >..
The Flour market has been rather
dull during the week, but prices are
well maintained. Superfne $3.50 to
5,75; extras, SG to $50, Spring Wheat,
extra family, $500 to 8; and high
grades SS.62H to $10,50. Wheat has
been dull, and prices favor buyers.
Western Red, sl,55 to 1,63; Penna.
Red, $l,70 to 1,72; Western White,
S1,S5 to 1856; No. 1Spring, 81 go. Corn
is lower. New mixed, SO to ST.; new
Pehna. S5c to 77c. Oats are in fair de-
mand, Western white 81 to 65, Penna.
White at about former rates, 90 to G3c.,
mixed, 60 to Gee. Rye, 9Se. .......
CloveIseed is dull. sales at 81 to
1Oc., the latter for choice. Timothy
sold at 1878. The Butter market is
dull, but prices steady. Western Choice
Dairy, 34 to 3D., do. fresh firkn 35c.
Penna. Glades Choice Diaries, 33c.
do good to prime, 20 to 30c., medium,
Is to zoe. Lara, Western kettle render
ed, II to lie. Eggs sell at IS to 2ic,
dozen.
Hay, prime Timothy, s1,35 to / As;
mixed timothy, 1,25 to 1885. Straw,
90c to 1,05.
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Wilmington, May 14.-Lewis Robin
son came from New Haven to this city
yesterday morning. At noon he at
tempted to commit rape ON little
girl, on Market'st., between Sixth and
Seventh. lie was arrested few min
uteS afterward aud committed to New
Castle Jail. This morning he was ar
ranged for trial, and this afternoon con-
vlcted and sentenced at about five o.
clock. The time between the commits
sion Of the crime aud conviction being
lust twenty nine hours. He will be
whipped with thirty lashes OH Saturday,
pIloiled one hour, and imprisoned fol
tan years.
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Dtllefonte. May 13.-The election of
officers OF the Grand Commandery OF
Pennsylvania: Grand Commander, j..
III. Dpsenberry, Great Bend; Deputy
Grand Commander. Charles II. Kings
ton, Philadelphia. Grand Generalissimo,
Andrew J Kaufman, Columbia; Graud
Captain General. WIN. IL. Engle, Har-
risburg; Grand rrelate, Robert Ii. Pat
terson, Phila.; Grand Senior Warden,
Samuel B. Dick, Meadyille; Grand Jr.
Warden, J, z. S. Goblin, Lebanon;
Grand Treasurer. W. X. Muck, Phiia-
delphiai Grand Recorder, Charles u.
Meyer, PhiladtJphia.
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TWNHE People of Lehight IN and vicin-
In ty all unite in testifyirg that at A.
j. DURLING'S Drug and Family Med
icine Store, PURE, FRESH and UNADuL-
TERATED MEDICINES can always be
found. NAV
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NMHY, OH, WHY will you suffer
Wv with that Cough or Cold? when
relief may BE- had Immediately by using
DURLING'S Compound Syrup of Tar,
Wild Cherry and Horehound.
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Weareindebted to Hon Chas Albright
for copies Of Hayden's Surveys, 1872,
Ake Compendium of the Ninth Census of
the United States, and other pubic doc
nmpnta
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a SSIGNEE's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that II A.
Beltz, of Lehighton, Carbon county, Pa,
and Emma e. his wife, by deed OF vol
untaFy 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 II. A. Beltz, will make payment to
me, the said assignee, at New MahOn-
ing, or to my duly authorised agent, ii IT..
A. Beltz, at Lehight0n, and those hav-
ing claims or demands will make known
thesa within six weeks from this date.
TlLGHMAN ARNER,
Assignee of ii. 4. Beltz,
May 2, 1974-wS~ .t.
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GhxPHANS' COURT SALE.
ReaA Estate 2
Late of ELIZABETH MoULTHRoP,
deceased, viz:


All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
ground, situate, lying and being in the
borough OF l4ehightOn Carbon County,
Pa, bounded and described as follows,
to wit : Beginning at a stone, thence by
land of Lewis Graver south three de-
grees and one-half west twenty-five
perches and one-tenth to stone (;
thence by land Of George Esch due east
twelve perches and twO-tenths to a
stone thence by land of the late John
Kuntz, deceased, north twenty-nine
degrees west eleven percEes to stone (;
thence by the same north four and one
half degrees east nineteen perches and
tlree-tenths to corner in public
road thence by said public road south
iifty-fve degrees west eight perches to
the place of beginning, contai Iing ONE
ACRE and 25 PERCIIES, strict meas
ure. The improvements thereon are a
one. and-a half story l.r
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X NaVARETHEMO MOST PLEN-

EDITY HIM? NO THAT Electric
- Liniment, like got at Durling's
Drug Store, will cure him or any other
man OF RHEUMATISM and all other
Pains. mayo