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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-27
Kidney & Bladder Complaints

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel. Diabetes,
Dropsy, stoppage Of water, incontinence OF urine,
BrighLs disease, albuminuria, and in all cases
where there are brckdust deposits, or the water ls
thick cloudy mixed with substances like the white
OF an egg, threads like white silk, or there Is
morbid, dark, bilious appearance and white pone-
ing sensation when passing water, and pain In the
small OF the back and along the loins.
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Notice..

THE INTEREST OF MRS H. T. WADSWORTH
! IN the firm of Wadsworth & Parsons, has been
purchased by Mr.. II. Lee Mitchell. The business
will be continued under the style of
MITCHELL s. PARSONS.
All persons knowing themselves to be indebted
to call and settle immediately and all persons hav-
ing claims against them requested to present
them for settlement 10 dw1m
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Waters New Scale Pianos
SINGING TONE, POWERFUL, PURE and EVEN.
WATERS Concerto ORGANS

cannot be ExcELLEp in TONE or BEAUTY; they DEFY
COMPETITION. The CONCERTO STOP is a FINE INI-
TATION OF the HUMAN VOICE.
PRICES EXTREMELY LOW for CASH DURING
THIS MONTH. MONTHLY INsTALMENTs RECEIVED:
on PIANOS $40 to $40; ORGANS a to SO; MONTHLY
AFTER FIRST DEPosiT. AGENTS WANTED. A
LIBERAL DISCOUNT to Teachers, Ministers, Churches
Schools, Lodges, etc. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO
THE TRADE Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. HOR-
ACE WATERS & SON, 4s1 Broadway, N. Y.
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Aors.s. darrInIel. @t.

ron SALE horses, warranted sound and
"a young, sulta Die for 90 q true rXlreas, farming
% any uusine ,ucrihcg trial gwen. 57 Great
Jones ~, near hpwrry.
A OFFER on NC cunt u my hush ,nd's death,
As huTsr7' HliLt ir tpr hnt hu.urt,, at hAlf value
Nni allowed ~ Amity 81" between Thompson and
= HORSE, a-O two mares: Young and
As SOUND 30 TO tlDi express wagon aud Truck. az
Canal ~, SALOON
hEAT SALE OF horse ank-t-, lap robes. fur
aud buffalo robes Tne Eureka ilur.e Blanket Co., 80
Mercer ~, near GRAND, are cpsng out their Immense
stock at retail At tneir Wholesale list.
WANTED 70 buy so. ond-lani light top express
zen 81, uear B9weTV
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mtttln0s.
miscellaneous.

tlstrllant1ls.
IONFECTIONRRS -wart.l,a qu.ntltv Of &c
oufhand plaster Paris m luld,, IN goo orb r. for
making su'ar toys. Apply before nool az ~ Allen s'
hINORC ~ legally obtained nu pnbhcLtYi M Tee
~ in advance. ". HOUSE, Attorney, lW Broadway.
III SSELL'S ICE CREAM.
II BEST IN THE CITY.
Less than quartz, 30 cents per quart
-Four quarts or more, 30 cents Der quart.
Large ora r, 20 cents per quart.
~ BIBLE HOUSE,.
HORIZONS Ice cream. u 90 per gallon church
4 festivals an fairs 25c. per quart; discount on
larger orders. 800 4th aV, 1884 BrOa way and rs
Chatham 81.
MORRIS FL OMLEY, Counsellor.atLaW, 70
Nl Nassau sii consultations on SATURDAYS free.
DOST OFFICE SOrICE,-rhe mails for Europe
II Tor thu wees ending Saturday Nov. 49, 1875, Will
close Al this ONCE AS folloAs; On Tuesday at II A. 81
on Wednesday At II A. NJ on Thurslay al $50 A. !
I. L. JAMES, P. NJ.
VNHETOILGATE!-Pr Picture sent free An
Il ingenious gem. so objects to and Address, with
stamp, Il. @. ABBEY BuIilo, y. Y.
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(tREAT REntCTiON IN fare rne Peoples
~ Limo steamers 70 Albany. State rooms warmed ~
~ am Pass only ~. brrths On ct,. Dcck Da,sase
sorts. Leaving Hnily Csuniars exc ptei) a. q r NJ.
from Fer II X, lot ~ CANA 4
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AlubGt !tott,s.

AOrICF. Al cla'u. against GeOrse DE Krm H.
~ drcca,rd ate OF ltO a "st liroaiWAr, must pr
senteq min muntns from date VITA vouchers, 10
PHlilIPlh tR JAN. T. t'cutor. 273 1ih ay.
New york., Jun :" lHib
V'oWN or GUTTL BERG, n. J.-Notic -
U me assessment for tue inpr Ncment 4 Herman
tN l. dur, aud pAyln.c one Of Treasurer
~ CeHN leuta0ie on all bIl- rem In.
in- unpaid slnce Sept. d John DIVER. treasurer.
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NOR SALES horse unti ~ ',lnr. cheap
Il \. e. LEWIS, mi ArNa aG., Jtisry city.
NJ AN TED siuapu- wlrlin' T. pun up tie
w ig o. -tnup, IN perfect u der also ,ar- e
hnrgHI ~ ne nrooi sat ot the atst ls'ent. A.
Il e \. noN 49,. SUI uincr.
WANTED -Suapr.t siz' F.N ,athc, Atth foot M.
W l4u ~! tnu 90 0I nrl 'r, ciielO Tor CAsL, Adj
dr's. Al'lf hnr 10. sun Oiee
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BilljatOs.

IDIIIIARn-.
Al lAMM NY RAIL-. nov 49, 1873.
5000 Is CASH PRIZES.
tn GLOWING PLAYERS have entered
MiT RICE OALl, JD~ EFH pfON.
tIl.llIE dos. A = RI DOlnHF,
GRO. I. Nlfl~SlN. MM. -kA ION,
ami ALBEET GAkNItk
Game, goo pliut. u1 ar men irlflsl,
on VIM. ~. 1Il.iflN ta.' American standard Table.
wiz d T. ncy's wire usai na
OPLNING GAME 90 cn'lmen MONDAY EVENING,
Nov. l., So'suCN.
Admission 90 cents, Reserved seats, 81 Lad free.
French Mutual Pools viii be sold SATURDAY. even.
IN, Soy 49, 10 GARNER BAL = Rooms, also during
the Tournament
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asI csttt,.

DROOk and Jersey City.-Wantcd. irlck or
ID hrowu-stouc hpus, wed built ana well located In
Brook IN "a eNchlns' for ago5d house aud large lot,
huelY loo ted, near II rres Ia Jersey city value about
5000 c. q PRATT % Liberty st. room ~, New YORK.
HNARM wanted, free and cienr, near New Yor6,
Il worth 5000 10 $1,000 TO exchange Tor m 70
chOlce tenement houses IN the city SIDE. Apply
with full particulars, to OWNER, l,227 Broadway,
g.
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4inantlaL

A MEETING Of the steekho'ders Of the PAssAIC
N CH MICAL COMPANY viii be- he d al Their office,
Is John St, New fOr6. on Tuesday, Nov 23, for the
purpose Of eectng and trausActng any other
business that may come before them. -
Nov 10. 1875, CHAs. A. EDWARDS, Sec.
nEPOsITORS In FREEDMANs SAVINGS
IL BANK can collect First Dlvidont.
sam L. HARRIS,
Banker and Dealer IA Government Securities, Gold
silver For lgn fNch ngc BOnds, &c.
Cos Broadway, New YORK., corner Bond 81.
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St:Inloli5 ND aU,tIl)i
DENN~NINANIA. RAILROAD.

q I'M tftst ~ lkl Nk l.
Tain lsa,e Nct iorA' from loot " ncsnr5sse' ana
fsPre.. iiarii;;!61t., rusNarse. ne we,; and
sogth Gih fnIman p-la,e Ia Ia, ~ ,ened $50 A. NJ
~ Mlliap,p9rl AMI Loce uycq VITA Pm nlepnh
Eor wa%PoE L 4,y n, l4y,9 S1rrf as
For nitmorr Wss ing on, = the south. "Limitct
'GSp' sseaa, 90. A. ~ @gay ~, TGs ssaa ne
EiPre,'tE rgqa re ois Maisao
"a II, 800. =, J.. I $50 snd9r NJ. EnIgsni and
ior NeY99rS A. o,6'q} ,7 7;,o,s,GltoilA,M,l2Mr
NJ . SEQ, o, $50, 2, and $40 T. VI.
Fot LIN Spisqs's a. e'9 , ~ 10 ia az
eo 7;s 49, S;i1 10 ll'5I p M AK l. nsa' sunday
FL BsSsS. ,SS59 5,Si X q
siC lOP y aud IL night. SUNDAY a. NJ go d.
For woqdbrldsc,. Perth Ameoy, and South Amooy .
$40 ,ssC; 6lo' PM anu IL Might. SUNDAY sA.G ..
FOR tgst Milestone, Is noon, and 800 TN
=, For Klns ton and rocky llll $40 A NJ. aad ilOr
foT raaes599, Si9A Il, ls39s!io P,ni7P. Nj.
=, FOR fcmugton Phlll'Dshurz AL Be'vdrrc. J:}D A.
For Mercer anG, somerset branch 3P.M
73Q and $50 A M,i l1'dl ., 5,aq,ip
For taruii gda'e ana sGutn. 7:''o 4. VI, ald erM.
Anlooy, ESQ r NJ. ana via Monmouth Junction 40
FOR nsn,sow2 ana moeuon, o.A.M NJ. Va Perth
Al.9l aul $50 \. y va M4lnun' q l'ti. 40,
ioa% ana o'e3 7, Moayi ioH6 e Il, md Gi+ii
bamSrs, ds ii H i5 saS i6.5 y =" Sun ar
ir.so si fosl IA .,lH', 3 , ,'- o,"'i l'.lA
iio:i' o NJ snnaay iie oSo oa' lol5' 1851 A. NJ"
rcact om,'s, 53i al 0li H"idtay A,tor Home,
~ H' 81 is n. io,Sk ga
Rlni iWket Pr 70, iAtt'b p4ltr. 4, p,,.n 49,
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An,ustmtnta.


TrNION SQUARE THEATKh;,,,..,,s ,oov
< ffuuret W. ~ MI
Begins ats over At 10i5. ~
2uiST 10 2HrH TIME
OF
LAST TWO WEEKS LED AsrRA1.
Illustrated with
The pupiic are re-. NEW AND BEAU TtFUL
81 emery,
epcctfuly reminded - ami me, ,-
CIR At ORIGIN NJ CAST
that the performance comprising ne io,cwing iavor'
Of this charming com- Fanny Noranii Kate Giaxton,
ody are POSITIVELY 1rcv, Anna Brown, and Messrs
Charles r. 1hOrnc ". stuart
The LAST which can Robson, Edward Arnuu, Claude
burroughs, n. W. Mont gOmerY,
be given, W a. Wilder and ". L. Quig.
LEV.
sATUpD NY, Sov. ~ A. i3O.
LfD AsfltAN MATINEE
Seats secured for any Of the remaining LED AsIRAH
nights
VIII Nc presented tor the hrst time Ernest Blums ana
j. steele NtchaYc' Romantic fnmn.
ROSE MIGUEL,
with the most miguilc-rt fcenur, and appointment,
eve sot uDun thls stage, AID With cast 81 unusual
In tins drama Mr. J. ~ srODD NHr. Mr FRET; ROB.
1NsON. Mr. T. f. ri ,ifrON, Mia NiNN NRIAN,
thv the Kind courtesy Il Lestc- Wanack. EsQ.) ana
Ml AUGUSTA RAYMOND all make their nrst ap'
ssii Of rtsEavFp SEATS FOR ROSE MICHEL
NIGHTS BEGINS SATURDAY MDRNlNu' NoN' 10
AT q O'CLOCK.
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Stlpplal.
49, - - %. - 49,. -
A MEXICAN LINE.

.. Sgtppltl. --.--
A MEXICAN LINE.
Weekly Mail steamship service between
fniLAnELPniN NND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AZ QUEENSTOWN.
sailing every wsdntsdy from Liverpoei
~ re following steamers are app -nteo 70 sail RON
iLifSols 49,. Nov. IS :KLYlLwoRTn Dec. g
onio6D Oh.N f Dec Dec 3 PESSs{iYiSfi Dec 8
Canih SIS to 500. according to location.
Storage aud Intermediate tickets To and from all
steamers marked with a STAR do not carry inter.
Passenger accommodations FOR al classes unsurpissci
For passage, OF freight and other information
''V' Grc. W. colToS - nro,dsi Now YORK.
Ni"' " ''''' ~ walnut t. riiiadclphla.
ANcnoH . kIEE sternf9 s N4}ha : iNll''
Passengers blokei lowest rates 70 or from nnT sea
mort " railroad station Great Britain ireland Or TIE
BraTs issued for any amount at current rltrs.
nENDEl.sON hRor1EiS hoTHA- Grccn
IN1IAN NF.-FfxED soUrnERLY COURSE.
1h'FFn NJ" Or Isea~>s1roTS2pAS iv6f6,iio
SiE} 8 HRgaEifS ssigsasy SSs5, 5 4 /! H.
dry OF M6STREHL, saturday, pec. LAG NJ.
CITY or BHRLiN, saturday pcc ~, at p. NJ,
CABiV ..............,'.. $40 60 and 500 ,o'i
srFENNGt ....................f2S, currency
Por fO e9 az SS and business Apply at tie
comDany. ONCE. 10 hrOadw81. =, p,
jOlT g.. DALE. AGENT.
\ ArioNAff 70! EdEspoEE b3If'G 'if; II .nd u y !"
Franc rlursle y NV. ~ ".
ron OrEfverOWN AND LIVERPOOL
EG9ffE ~ Nq so II 'RrM 5PA%S. fDa
Caniu D. ssagr. So aud 80. currency. Sic,fagc at
greatly feGuC prices. Return tickets AZ reduce rate
Prepaid fec!I't tickets from Liverpool a. the Lowest
rates. Apply az the Companys once, q lMoanway.
ANI.N DIRECT LINE 70 FRANCE.
- Tue General ra lsat aruc uuip.ny steamers Tor
rates. Louis DE nEBlAN, Agent - BRO idwey.
DACtFIC NAIL STEAMrIItP. LINE.-for
tsiiofnia, =. pi1 ali nina, from Per AZ, North
Ever,. FOR AsPiNWAi I.
naectSs Tor ali central Kmcrca and Piciac port.
TiON AND gtrUKs,
oUTM ARD TICKETS ONLY 1921, GOLD,
FROM san .F!AyClsCO 10 JAPLN AND CHINA.
From sHS 'FiiAScisit;'o Foe Al.sfESiI4 and sew
ZEALAND. via noNOLULu, 5. l.
FOR irei 1T OF passa &C. app, At Pier q, Norh river.
IL. j. BULLAI. supcrlntenIcnt
S,TATE LIST.-rO GLASGOW. nELFAsT. Llv.
= tRpOOL. LON pos ~ sl.f &c. falling from Eagc
81 NrE o. \ iRGl SiA. fnur.doy Sow is
STATE or INDIANA. lnursiN, D.
PASSENtER- FORWARDED DIRECT TO ALL
PARTS or EUROPE AT LOWEST RATES.
Stcerhg, low ~ by any Other line. Drafts for 81
AUSTIN HALDWlN& CO, Agent. - Broadway.
Storage pA-sasr tnl pro, 10 HtuanNAG.
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@Tlanl.0..-iad,ts.

A GrNT-. -fitdu.y s,.int our cAr1mo' an nov
n ct sti--'.t var. .i' lowest pres. NuNeiD 90"
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Sails.

GRAND OPENING Military and civic Rnl At
" Apo.p Rooms Brooklyn, r.. ID, On Wednrs Jay
evening. SOY. II
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-30

Boy Shot.
A dispatch. dated Hazleton, Luzerne cobpty
October 9th, save; "games Phillips. Of Toba.
hanna Township on MoDOay went out on the
Pocono mountail hunting deer His dogs start.
ed a buck. and Grove 1t in the direction OF the
great swamp known as the Shades OF Yeath
Phillips followed. After walking mile or two
he heard the hounds cJming toward him again,
and soon afterward saw something disturbing
n clump OF bushes about fifty yards away Al
ter watching the movement of the bushes for
some tims he fired into them. The movement
of the bushes ceased. Before he could go to the
spot the buck came bounding along to his left
andaisappeared in the swamp before he could
fire. He Then walked to the pushes, and was
hornfied to discover the body OF q htt'e boy
about nine years old. The body was rlddled
with buckshot, and was lying IN a pool Of b, ood
A small basket. haH Slllad with beach nuts
stood short distance from where the child lay.
The boy was an eruban. and lived with q Ger.
man family named Sheibel.
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Vision ofJassph Hoar.

Dr.. N. b. Reber. a day or two ago, hanoed us
the following COPY OF Vision OF Joseph Hoag.
an old Quaker preacher. which has been In the
Drs possession upwards Of 2I years. A por.
lion OF the prophecy or vision has undoubtedly
been verified. What of the remainderi
About the year 1908. probably in the eighth or
ninth month, was one day alone IN the field,
and observed the sun shOne clear, but a mist
eohDsed Its brightness AS reflected on the
singdlarity OF the event my mind was brought
INTO silence the most solemn ever remember
10 have witnessed, for all my faculties were
low, and unusually brought INTO a deep silence:
l said TO myself, what can all this mehnf l do
not remember ever before to have witnessed
such feelings, And heard a voice from HeaV.
en- say This which thou seest. which dims
the 0rlghtness Of the sun, Is a sign of present
and future tunes; took tae fOrefathers OF this
country fr0m land OF oppression. ! planted
them among the people OF the forest, sustain.
them and iee them, and they became nn@er. Sr
Gus people, But they have become proud and
lifted up. and have forgotten Me, who n0urlsh,
are running into every abomlnatlOn and evil
practice OF which the old countries are guilty
and have taken quietude from the land. ana
have suffered Vldng spirit 20 come among
them, Lift up chine eyes and behold ~ And i
saw them dividing in great heat. This division
commenced i in che II fiesbytersn n ssus socsiety and
went through the various religious denomina
lions. and IN ats progress, it, close and effects
went OF with Ugh heads ana tauntlng language,
and those who Kept their first Drincip es appear.
cd exercised and AOrrOwiul Aud when Ii on.
tered the Society Of Friends It ragged In as high
degree as any. and, ss before, those who sc par.
ated went with n lofty look, and oensurtng
taunting languaRe, and those who kept their
ancient principles retired by Themselves, IL
next appeared in the Lodge Of the Free NJ nsons
and broke out hke volcano, until IL set the
country In an uprOar for a length OF time. Then IL
entered politics thr0ueh0ut the u. y, and pro-
duoed civil war and abundance OF human
blood was shed in the combat. The Southern
states lost their power, and slavery was annihi.
latod. Then NJ Monarchial power arose and took
the government OF the states and estab ished a
national Religion ana made all societies tribu.
taTy 20 ite sdppOrt; saw men take property
from friends 70 great amount. was amazed
al all THIS aud heard voice prOclal ~" Tnis
power shall not always stand. but with Il will
ehasuze my Church until they return 20 the
ia,thfnlness OF their foIefathers. Thou seest
what is coming on thy native land for their INF
quites and the bl cd ofAfrica the remembrance
Of which has como before me-"
TINS vision As yet for many years but II be.
sime hnch burden that for my own relief l
have written H. JOSEPH HoAG.
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The cars on the Big Plane" at Ralstop.
Pa broke loose wednesday morning. owing TO
the giving way Of the rope which coutrols the
brake and dashed Down the slope. John BurK
was killed., his head being out OIL George
Striple was so badly injured that he cannot re-
cover and John Sides, boot and shoe agent,
was severely Injured
AT st. LOUIS Wednesday. d. r. Foggy aged
a. called at the residence of Minis Paniine
Piackmap, and after a few minutes' oonv sfss,
tiOn drew o revolver and fired at her The oail
glanced from one Of her ribs and male oB.n
severe flesh wound. After the shooting reg
drew a short dagger and stabbed himself IN inc
breast and sido. infieting fatal wounds. Foeg
was engaged TO the girl. but she was only "
years OF age. 80 her mother opposed the matcR
and forbade hun TO enter the house. .N
"A quantity OF powder or nitro -gycertne was
exploded under the wind0wsO OF Harvard College
on Wednesday night and several hundred
panes OF glass were shattered. The explosion
was PROBABLY trick Of some Of the students.
There was severe earthquake, accompan.
led by loud rumbling noise, at Holly Springs.
Miss. at half-past seven O'Clock "wednesday
evening. No damage was done.
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MAUCH CHUNK WHISPERS.

We are having Indian Summer just
now, and the weather is very plea asant
Mr.. Yeager, the gentlemanly and
frank employe in the Post Office, under
Mrs. J. T. Fighter, p. NJ, is about re-
firing from said post.
Our town has teen very lively 'du-
ring Court term.
Hunting is indllged in to very
great extent by many of our townsmen.
Mr.. Robt. A. Packer and wife were
visiting at the old homestead this week,
apd were seseRsded on Monday eve.
niag last by the Hibernian Cornet
Band, of this place.
The Campaign IL exceedingly dull
as yet, in our town, where there are so
many old and res0lnte politicians.
john Collins, who had been con-
fined to bis home with typhoid fever,
died of It on Monday last.
On Sunday evening last, at or
about 81 o'clock, we were apprised of
the death of Prof. Louis Weiss. Mr..
Weiss had been organist in the Episco-
palian Church, at this place, for the
past 30 or 25 years. +.
Mrs. Thos. Patterson departed this
life on Monday morning last, of con,
sumption.
Election day on Tuesday next.
The Democrat and Gazette, of this
place, are just now having war of
words.
There is young man In our town
who says he is having a coat made at
Lehighton, pair of pants made here,
and his vest at Philadelphia, Probably
he lie having his stocking knitted in
Germany.
The performance of Healey & Co
haH'S HiOefnian trOup does not come
up to that of Jno. NJ. Burk. the famous
" Doublin Dan"
RIP Van Winkle will be perform.
ed In RbOad's Hall next week.
Il here are over 125 witnesses to be
examined 10 the murder trial next Jan.
nary.
Hon. Jno. d. Stiles, of Allentown,
was in town. this week attending to the
Dolon- Farren, case. Mr. Stiles, had the
Writ, Hab. fiacias possessionem squash
ed on account of some irregularities in
IT, and had Mr.. Farren reinstated
10 his old home, after being elected by
J. G. Dolon on the 7th of Sept. last.
Deaths are many in our midst.
Marriages are now gossiped among
our marriageable oues.
Work is more brisk and plenty
than 1t has been for some months pre-.
viOus to this.
Echoes has not been unmindful OF
his many friends here. as we see here
and there his sprightly paper called the
=" Dover Index" That he may get
many subscribers here.
During criminal court, it appears,
that the reporters of the press were at
logger-heads with some one.
-" Ye Local" is to be seen almost
every dag in our midst, picking up the
crumbs of comfort for the Summit Hill
Intelligencer.
Several of our woman kind are
training for the ring several rounds
were participated in last week, which
wound up with q law suit,
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-ARE YOU rRoUBLEp with hoarser

ARE YOU TROUBLED with boarse-
ness or weak lungs, ,shortnes3 of breath,
or asthma? Thousands have been per"
manently cured by using Coxe's Wild
Cherry and Seneka. For sale by every
druggist & merchant in Lehigh, North
,ampton and Caroon Counties. 4S76m
One Of the severest storm Of thun-
der, lightning, rain and wind that we
have experienced In q long time passed
over this borough on Tuesday evening
last.
do YOU DESIRE SOUND LUNGS and
longflife9. Then do not neglect that
cold. but procure bottle of Coxe's
Wild Cherry and Seneka at once. One
fair trial will convince you OF Its great
merits. Price so cents. For sale by
A. y. Durling, and by druggists and
merchants everywhere. A0-6m.
The Easton and Amboy Railroad
iis now engaged in laying its second
track from Easton to Perth AmbOy.
The coast traffic on this road has great
ay increased.
Mr.. james Aeh, the Republican
farmer candidate for County Commis-
sioner, was in town Thursday. He
feels confident of polling big vote at
this end of the county.
ARE your CHILDREN sERJEcT TO
FHAT dangerous foe of childhood
GROUP OR CoU&Bs /? CoKe's Wild Cher.
ny and Seneka has been thoroughly tes-
ted, and never known to fail of effect
lag a complete and speedy cure when
administered in time. Keep bottle in
your house. 496m.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-30
The synod OF PhiIadeIphia.

The Synod Of Philadelphia Of the Presbyteri
an Church. met this year at PittstOn Luzerne
county, IN the First Presbyterian Church, on
the evening Of October 2lst, and continued its
sessions several DAYS Rev, II. e, Niles OF
York, preached the opening sermon. from II.
Sam. 5-2. Some of the principal thoughts be.
ingi God operates by methods aud means In
nature and grace, man is TO follow-gradual
work-Chnst came and went The apostles had
to wait and not rush light on but when the
Spirit came on they went--must follow God 4
leadingA Reviyals are nght-they are needed.
No new doctrines wanted, nor new forms nor
new way, nor new weepons-the old ali that are
needed, tney are ever new, We want the reyiv.
ing power OF tue Holy Spiiit. ''-
The synod was constituted with prayer by
Rev. IL. II. Niles. Rov. Dr. Andrews w "A elec.
yea new Moderator. after which the temporary
The sessiona OF the SYNOD were taken uu in
devotional exercises and various lsiness as
ferent Works OF the Church, &c. Tine meeting
Si the synod ut Pittston was bessisg 10 the
on Sabbath the pulpits Of the borough ware
occupied by different members Of The Synod.
The re tg1Ous feeling became somewhat intense.
On sabbath afternoon a reliRiOus meeting was
held at O'Clock. IN the Music Hall, the room
up stairs and down was packed. many standing
UP, There was formed meeting IN he Bap.
ust ohurcn, Just across the street Irom the MI,
SIC hai where many (who wer o doubtless dis.
appointed because there was not room enough
In the HALL went
IN the evening at O'Clock, after the church
services another meeting was held IN the MI.
sic Han. Ims was large meeting. Prayers
were made, there was sinnng and short
speeohes. Persons anxious about their souls
welfare were invited TO remain IN their seats.
MANY remained A good work has begun there.
Suoh work would do LehiRht0n good.
Inc synod closed on Monday TO meet next
year az Philadelphia, in the Bethany church,
On Monday evening Rev. Al, Colielt, OF Phila.
ueiphlA preached IN the Presbyterian chlroh
" Pltlsion powerful sermon. holding ms au
olence at times speil.DOuHd. Let US long I'D
pray Tor revival in Lenighton.
oNE WHO WAS PRESENT.