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Meeting.

Meeting.
Notice is hereby given to all parties
interested in the new enterprise of pur
chasing the Fair Grounds Of 1.-THE Car
bon county Agricultural Society, "whi' h
was recently sold to them at Sheriff'c
sale, that meeting will be held at the
Exchange Hotel, in Lehighton,on We'd
nesday, April 7, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Every person interested should be, and
is expected to be present. The business
to be transacted is important.
BY order of the Committee.
W, NJ. RAPsHER, Secretary,
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Jr. %. u. A. n.

Jr. %. u. A. M.
At stated meeting of Blue Ridge
Council, No. 1870, Jr. o. U. A. NJ :, held
in Reber's Hall, an Wednesday even
ing, March 3lst. 1875. the following
officers were elected to serve for the en-.
suing term: ]. II. Esch, o.; II. j..
Bretnsy, v. c.; G. W. Diehi, R. S.
e. s. Miller, A. r. S., w. p. Long, +.
s.; r. L. Sweeny, Cond.; G. w. Kem-
erer, W.; S. D. Kostenbader, I. S.; j.
f. Esch, o. S., q. w, Bower, Trustae.
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Married.

March 2Sth, at the parsonage of the
LehightOn NJ. K, church, by Rev. w.
Cotfnan, Mr.. Johu Eike and Miss Em.
ma L. Serfass, both OF White Haven.
On Feb. 9th, by Rev. X. 3. Kistler,
Mr.. John Drumheller, to Miss Isabella
KIotz, both of Millport, Carbon Co.
On Feb. Goth, by the same. Mr.. Lewis
Wagner of Upper rowameusing,to Miss
Sarah Silliman, of EldTed, M0nIOe Co.
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Letter from Parryville.

To the Editor Of The CARBON ADVOCATE.
DEAR SIR,-In glanciDg over your
spicy sheet, ] see an article ON "Parry-
vile Items" written by one "ONEY
JoKIN," who makes the startling an
nouncement that "Parryville is Bor'
ough," this is news indeed; We should
not have been aware of the fact had
not your correspondent reminded us of
it; our whole borough ("Borough"
looks well in prinD is Indebted to him
for it, but this is not all, he also thinks
that we can not have borough without
"lock.up" or "jug," rs he is. pleased
to call it, and wonders II he shall ever
have an opportunity to occupy it. Is
he q member OF Council? If so he
should certainly be on the Building
Commi ttee, allowing him his twoweeks
to report whether it is"properly built"
Your correspondent has "Lock up" on
the brain, and deserves to occupy II all
to himself when finished, for fear that
we shall have very little use for 1t, as
the citizens of this place are law.abld-
ing people, second to none in the State.
Can't "ONEY JoKIN" give us some
thing better than jug" question?
Give us something else, say water
works for instance, or street lamps, we can
dispense with gas while he takes such
an interest in our affairs.
Yours,
SERIOUS.
ParrvviIIe Morch 20. 1879.
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FerOcLous Assault.


On Monday afternoon last, young
man named William Collins, residing
in the borough of East Mauch Chunk,
says Echoes" in the Herald, while uu-
der the influence of liquor, armed with a
large knife, made an assault, with dead
ly intent, upon his mother. A lady in
the house seized his arm and held it, so
that he could not do tie horrible deed.
O. NJ. Ebert, druggists ,on the other side
trimming trees, hearing the outcry,
went In and after hard tussel succeed +.
ed In taking the knife from him, but
not before young Collins had the ln side
OF his right hand terribly gashed as al
s0,the left. Collins then left the house,
And Mr.. Ebert came to town and got a
warrant for his arrest, which was given
TO Constable Merrlck, who went af.er
him. NJ. Merrick, found Collins, aud
Said he had warrant for his arrest,
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Special Notices.

QT0P THAT C0UGH.--No pulmonary com-
Oplaint, however obstinate, car, resist the heal.
ing influence Of "Dr Morris's Syrup OF Tar, Wild
Cherry and Horohound." II isa certain cure for
ma, and all Throat Lupg and Chest Diseases ten.
ding to Consumption. Nothing that We have ever
sold acts so promptly in Group or % effectuaiy Ia
Whooping Cough. II eontaiss no opium aud 10
pleasant tn take. Cough Victims, whose
lungs are,racked aud torn with paroxysms which
threaten to choke them, find sure and speedy re-
lief In its use. For sale by c. W. Lentz, and A.
J. Durlng, Lehighton. Pa. Sent. 18th. 1874.
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Religious.

Religious.
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev.
Wilmer Coffman, pastor. Preaching
tomorrow, Sunday,at 10 80 a. m. to be
followed by the Sacrament of the Lords
Supper; and at p. m. sermon to the
young, Subject: The boyhood Of Jesus.
Sunday school at 2 p m. Prayer meet
ing Thursday evening.
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TO CONSUMpTIVES

The notwithstanding been permanently cured -
that dread disease, Consumption, by simple rem
edy, is anxious To make kncwn to his fellow suf-
ferers the means Of cure. To all who desire II, no
will send aeopy OF the prescription usod, free Of
charge), with the directions for preparing aud us.
ing the same, which they will find SURE tCuRE.
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A NERVOUS Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion will, for tho
sake OF suffering humanity, send free TO all who
need ii, the recipe aud direction for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
do so by addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN d. OGDEN, ~ Cedar st.,,New York
Dec &c, m.
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dninistraIOr,s NOtil

A dninistraIOr's Notice.
~ Whereas letters OF administration
upon the estate OF Elizabeth kenhel-
mer, late of Mahoning township, Car
bon Co. decd, have been. granted to the
subscriber, all persons having claims
against said estate will please present
them, and those indebted to the said
estate will make Immediate payment.
HENRY BOYER,
Administrator.
Welssport, March 90, 1875.
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| dministrator's Notice

Whereas letters of Administration
upon the estate Of Francis Palmer.
late Of TowameEslng township, Carbon
county, decd, have been granted to the
subscriber, all persons having claims
againt said estate will please present
them, and those indebted to said estate
will make immediate payment. .....
HENRY BOYER,
Administrator.
WeisspoTt, March 81, 1875.
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Died.

AT Lehghton, March 2Sth, Maria L.,
wife OF Harry j, Hunsickrr, aud dau.
ghter Of q. 5. German, aged % years.
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The following table shows the guam
tity of coal shipped over the Lehigh
Valley Railroad for the week ending
Mar, 27th, 1876, and for the year as
compared with the same time last year:
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New York Market.

New YORK. March 29.-Flour-
Steady and in moderate demand
superiine western and state 81 50@
4 IS; common to good S5 05(95 10; good
to choice So 15@,5 80; white wheat extra
50 50td,6 90; extra Ohio 81 65(G6 65; St.
Louis $5 006S00 Rye Flour-Un-
changed, Corn Meal-Firm at $4 00@
4 As. Wheat-Dull and heavy; receipts
10000 bushels; No. l spring 81 23@l %;
No. 3 81 l4Gl Is; No. 3 Chicago 81 l5
al Is; No. . Northwestern 81 l7@l lS;
No. = Milwaukee 81 l7@l 20. Rye
Quiet ut 99c@,$l OIL. Barley-Scarce at
81 Is. Malt-Quiet and firm. Corn
Receipts 1900 bushels; easier; mixed
western S7@S7Ic; yellow s74@S8c. Oats
Scarce and firm; receipts $1,000 bush
els; mixed western 69@7lc; white ia
73c. Hay-Firm at 81 0O@8 co. Coffee
Firm; Rio l6c. Sugar-Firm; fair
to good refining 7I@Sc; prime SIC. Mo-
lasSes-Quiet and firm. Rice-Quiet and
steady. Petroleum-Steady; refined l4ic;
crude nc. Rosin-Dull at S2 05(d2 ia.
Turpentine-Dull at 36c. Eggs-3l(G
32c. Pork-Firm at $40 S0@2l 90. Beef
Unchanged. Cut Meats-Qniet; mid
dies quite, long clear l1f@11!; short 12c.
Lard-Flrm; prime steam l4@ l4tc.
Butter-Firm; western l3@22c. Cheese
Firm at l0Gl6 Glover Seed-Quiet;
western 1l9lltc. Whisky-Firm and
in fair demand at 81 50@l 50!.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March 29.-Flour-Quet
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull and de-
cIined; No. spring 9S@99c; No. 2 Soc
for gilt edge spot; 93Bc seller April; 97sc
seller May; 9S!c seller June; No. 9O(G
9O4c; rejected S4@S44c. CONFIRM
and higher; No. 2 mixed 6S66s!c for
regular; 6S!@69c for fresh spot; 67.@
68!c seller April; 75sc bid seller May;
75c seller June. Oats-Demsni fair and
prices advanced; No. . 55lc bid spot or
seller April; 59ic bid seller May. Rye
Steady; No. 9S!@99c. Barley--De-
mand active and prices advanced; No. 2
81 05 spot; 81 90 seller April. Glover
Seed SO 25G7 90. Pork-Demand fair
and prices advanced ut $40 50G20 G2b
spot, at which 1t is scarce; $50 22!G
20 % seller April; $40 G5@2o 65 seller
May. Eard-Scarcee, firm and,higber at
$l4 l2i spot; Sl4 l2!G1l4 - seller April
$l4 3j@l4 374 seller May. Bulk Meats
demand active and prices advanced;
shoulders 7{c; short rib middles lO5c;
short clear II &c loose spot. Whisky
Steady and in moderate demand at 81 l2.
On call board Wheat was iirmer and
ic hiGher. Corn-Steady. Oats-Un-
changed. Pork-Active and higher at
so 97l seller May; S2l 22i seller June,
Lard-Nominal.
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were made. Northwestern rose to 46s,
fell of ro 45t, recovered toast and closed
at 45s. Lake Shore opened at 76, and
closed at 73t. Rock Island ranged from
1863 to 1863 with the last sales at 1864.
st. Paul common advanced from 3s to
38:, declined to S6i and closed at S6i.
c. c. i l. c. rose from st to st, with a
slight reaction at the close. New York
Central sold al l0l throughout the day.
Northwestern preferred ranged between
5S4 and 59t, and st Paul preferred 80 to
36t. Missouri Pacific huctuated between
48! and 48I. Other changes slight. The
activity in New Jersey Southern was
caused by report that the Baltimore Il
Ohio were negotiating for the purchase
of the road, and the weakness in Pacific
Mail was in consequence of report to
the effect that the. Pennsylvania Company
will not accede TO the division of freight
rates, on the ground that the Pennsyl-
vania Company should have half of the
rates assigned the Pacific Mail Company.
The market closed excited and unsettled.
Sales 4S9,0o0 shares, of which 100000
were Union Pacific, 5000 Erie, $1,000
Pacific Mail, $1,000 Wabash $4,000 st.
Joseph common, $4,000 Ohios, l4,00O
Lake Shore, 10000 st. Paul. 1000 New
Jersey Southern and $4,000 Northwestern
common.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, March 29.-The day in
Wall street has been one Of great excite
ment and wide and frequent fluctuations.
At the opening of business there was Il
further advance in stocks, and gold
rose in consequence, per cent per diem
being exacted for its use. This condition
of the gold market demoraliZcd foreign
exchange, and there was 1t sharp decline
in rates
Opened at 4G5 per cent, but
advanced suddenly to per cent, and
borrowers who ovcrstavcd the market
were forced to pay as much as l-l6 bonus
in addition to ! per cent interest. The
last rate for money was per cent gold
Outside the Stool, Exchange, however,
money was obtainablc at 4G|5 per cent.
Prime merchantile paper quiet at j(a !
per Ccnt. Foreign cXchang" lower and
unsettled in consequence OF the gold
squeeze, and Mt the close the nominal
asking rates were 40 and 4S3. with ac-
tual business at 477!@47S for bankers
sixty days sterling and 4s2 for sight.
Customs receipts $29GOG0.
GoLp-Closed at the highest point yet
reached, and is completely in the hands
of the manipulating pool, which has
made it the most successful dGmonstra-
ton yet attempted since the formation OF
the movement. At the opening gold was
ut ll6b, went TO llG4, reacted to ll6s,
rose to III and closed ll6s. Rates paid
for borrowing ranged from To lpcr cent
per diem, closing at per cent; / per cent
was bid for use of gold tomorrow. The
Assistant Treasurer disburSed Sl,33l, 900,
Clearings S90OOO,OOO.
Eir,nn
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, March 29--Becvcs--
Receipts yesterday and to-day 3,27O head
making 7,49O head for the week, against
1850 head last week. Quality fair and
market about steady with fraction
reduction in the prices by wholr-ale
,laughterrs; no Texans or Cherokees in
market and tho extreme range was 100
l4c: with bulk the of sales ut llitd lOic.
Sheep-Receipts 1920 head, making
~, $50 for the week, against 1890 head
last week. Demand light and trade dull at
a decline Otto &c; extreme range 5!Ca sc
with strictly prime lots 100 and l2O
III. at 7Ca37.c Swine-Receipts $500
head. making 26,lOO bead for the
week. against 2l,OOO last week. None
offered alive; dressed hogs plenty and
lower. with sales of city at 9iCG9!c.
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Cincinnati Mark et.

CINCINNATI, March 29.-Cotton-
Steady at l6c. Flour-Demahd fair and
market firm. Whcat-Steady; red 81 10
al Is. Corn Firm at zoe Oats
Firm at GO@G4c. Rye-Firm at 81 l3.
Barley-Quiet and unchanged. Oils
Unchanged. Eggs, Butter and Cheese
Firm and unchanged. Glover Seed
Steady at ll@ll!c. Pork-Demand fair
and market firm at $2l 0O spot; $2l 90
buyer till first of July. Lard-Quiet;
steam $l3 874@l4 90; kettle $l4 %.
Bulk Meats-Strong; shoulders 7sc; clear
rib sides l0ici clear l.@ll4c Bacon
Steady and in moderate demand; shoul-
ders Mt Ss-S3c; clear rib sides llic;
clear l2sr Whisky-Demand fair and
market firm at 81 II.
HoGS-Firm for best grades; Others
quiet; common So 374@7 37!; fair to
medium 81 25@S co. good to choice
81 25(,, 4 50
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2g.-Flour-
Firm and in fair demand; Wisconsin and
Minnesota family sj 25@5 10; Pennsyl
vania, Indiana and Ohio - 2jCa GOD;
high grades ST 25GS 90 Whcat-Red
81 26; amber 81 2SCGl 30. Corn-lellow
and mixed S4aS5c. Oats-ln fair de-
mand; white 6S@69lc; mixed G5@ G7c.
Pork--$2l O0@@2l so. Lard-l+G6l4}c.
Whisky-Western held at 81 Is. Petro.
leum-Quiet and unchanged. Glover
Seed-In good demand at llsc. Butter
Dull; New York and Bradford county
tirsts 2762Sc; western firsts 10000; do
seconds l6@l7c. CheeSe-Firm; western
16Gl6Ic. Eggs-Quict; western 2GGt 2Sc.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 29-Flour-Steady
and firm; western superline 81 2jGT4 7ji
do extra 81 0O@5 II! do family S5 25@
8 -. Wheat-Firmer; No. amber
81 3O@l 80; No. > 81 25@l q; No. red
81 %; No. 2 81 %. CONFIRM; west
ern mixed sale. Oats--Quieti white
western G6c; mixed 66c. Rye-Firm at
81 O3Gl Of. Hay-Dull; Pennsylvania
and Maryland SIC OO@22 90. Paovis-
ions-Strong. Pork-Steady at $40 so
M2l 90. Bulk Meats-Firm; shoulders
sMSic; clear rib ll@llIc. Bacon
Steady; shoulders 9@9lc; clear rib l2ic.
Hams-l4@l5c. Lard-Quiet Mt l4@
l43c, Butter-Du'l; western tub and roll
lsCa22c. Petroleum-Dull and nominal
at 7@7tc. Coffee-Quiet; Rio cargoes
l5i@l8c. Whisky-Steady: western at
81 l5.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Cologne Gazette says there is no
truth in the report that Bismarck is to
be- made Duke Of Lauenburg.
The Rhode Island Prohibition State
convention met yesterday and was ini!y
attended. The present Governor and
Lieut.. Governor were re-nomlnated ana
the remainder of the ticket WAS made up
from the Republican State Ticket.
The resignation OF Treasurer SPIN,
ncr takes place July lst, next. tie VIII
bc succeeded by John {. New, cashier
OF the First National Bank of Indiana
polls.
In the case OLA. c. Buell., charged with
hbe!lIng Ex-senator Chandler of Michi-
gan, IN the Detroit Free Press "A wear ago,
and which case was appealed blythe Gov
crnmcnt from the t. :. District. to the
Us. Circuit Court of Missouri IN March
9th instant, Judge Dillon of latter court.
rendered u decision affirming that of the
Lower Court, and Mr.. Buell. was dischsr-
ged
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, March 29.-Cattle-
Receipts for the last four days 4, l22 head,
total for the week ending this day 5,S7S
head. The bulk Of the arrivals since
Thursday last have been all through
stock, leaving scarcely anything for yard
sales. There has been no business doing
at all except retailing consequently car
not give any reliable quotations. Hogs
Receipts for the last four days l9, 40 head,
total for the week $3.50; Workers s70O@
/ 40; best So 9O@9 CO. Sheep-Receipt-
for the last four days 9,4O0 head, total
for the wee %, 900 head, and best 81 jOtG
7 90. medium So 25Gi %.
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Il ii,osd from Cincinnati TO Hunt
ingtO

CINclNNATI, March 29-The Ken
tucky and Great Eastern Railway Com
panv was rcorganized to-day by the
election of the following gentlemen as
directors: George Bliss and A. W.
Booth, New York; NJ. +. ingalls,, Alfred
Genther. Stanley Matthews, ). j. Broad
well. Eli Krnney, K. =. Coleman and
John Byne, of Cincinnati; W. IL.
Wordsworth, John VI. Duke and
Thomas l.. Jones, Of Kentucky
This, 1t is thought, will put the road on n
substantial basis and ensure its early
completion. Contracts for its entire
construction from Cincinnati to Hunting
ton. West Va, were closed to-day.
Representatives from the several coun-
ties in Kentucky through which the road
passes, will meet ut the Grand Hotel
here tomorrow, for the purpose of up
purtionins the amount of subscription
asked for in aid of the line. The o-gan-
izcd company are considered friendly to
the Chesapeake and Ohio interest, and it
j. asserted that part of their plan is to
give the latter road Chicago connec-
/ tlon. The ground was formally broken
/ at Ludlow, the termination Of the Gin
cinnati and Southern railroad bridge
across the OHIO river, to-day.
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moves are as bad as q fire, is seldom
"a. hrtn ir trIla

moves are as bad as fire, is seldom
needed, notwithstanding it is true.
RESULT OF THE DEMOCRATIC CoNyES-
township, Belmont county, met IN con-
vention vt the office of Esq Eag lesoh' IN
Martins Ferry, on Saturday afternoon.
James A. GRAY was called to the chair
and R Z. Sweeney appointed Secretary.
The following ticket for township otil-
GERS WAS nominated
Trustees-L. w. Jones, j. z. Jordan,
Frank Milligan. Cierk-Dr. Fisher.
Treasurer d. Park, Jr. Assessor
Jobn A. Mitchell onstables-Samuel
Cochran, james McConnaughy Justice
ofthe Peace-A. c. Darrah.
BRIDGEPORT.
MAIN street has the appearance of
chain of small mountains. Huge piles
Of mud are scraped up and arranged in
battle array on each side of the street,
preparatory to removal. 1t is well; let
the good work go on.
INTEREST in the proposed railroads
entering the embryo city is increasing
since the warm weather came on. An
account of the present status Of the pro-
iccts will be found in another column Of
this issue.
THE spelling fever is abating some
what. You can now pass along the
streets without being button-holed every
ten steps by some enthusiast who has
found new jaw-breaker that he wants
you to spell.
KIRKwOoD has about concluded to
let the item business so by the board.
.ETNAvLLE.
.fTNAvILLE is not dead; in fact it is
very lively. For small place it is the
reporters paradise.
A TREMENDOUS excitement was caused
in the mill on Saturday by the bursting
Of ball" A helper was "telegraphing'
IL ball to the rolls when for some reason
it slipped out of the tongs when just over
"b0sh, (Which is trough filled with
water used fo: cooling tools, etc A
loud explosion followed naturally, and
the fragments Of almost molten iron We're
thrown all over the mill, setting it on
fire in fourteen ditieren: places. The
bosh which is very strongly
made and lined with iron, was blown into
fragments. Several men were slightly
burned, but no serious injury was done, II
fact that is as singlar as it is matter for
congratulatIOn.
SATURDAY night, or rather Sunday
morning, Hicks, the immortal and ire
pressible, got into another row. A man
bv the name of Do!an was
the individual who had the honor
of whipping Hicks until he was com
PEELED to fall back for reintorcements.
Procuring these he rallied and returned
TO battle. But Dolan was too much for
him; after short and decisive conflict.
Hicks and his whole body of troops were
put 10 flight by the Sampson, who re-
mained in possession of the field covered
with glory, while Hicks was covered
with bruises and blood.
The Etna mill shipped eighteen tons
of iron by the river, ON last Saturday,
being the first shipment by water since
last summer.
KElrn's Hall is being pushed forward
rapidly.
THE lakes are disappearing under the
benign influence of Old Sol.