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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-01

Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS to
be given away, at Turner's. Call and get
| the script.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-01
Sewing Machine Depot.

as follows if presented before January 1st. ls1l.
In cash purchase of one Sewing Machine. any
make. ..........,.............'. $40
In cash purchase OF one Organ, any make. 20
80. 90
In cash purchase of Millinery. Ladies Furnish
ing Goods Fancy Dry Goods. Yarns. Zephyrs, No
tons Sheet Music. Small Musical instruments or
Sewing Machine Attachments
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-01
Burdett Dreams.
Singer Sewing Machines.

Two Cabinet, Rosewood Polished,
Two Cabinet Notified Backwalnut Polished, $3.50.
Three Cabinet Notified, Black-wanut Oiled, $l35.
Five Cabinet, Blackwalnut Polished $40.
Two Cabinet Black-want Oiled, *lO5.
Two Folding Cover Extra Beaded and Polished. 90
Five Folding Cover Polished, 1888.
Ten Folding Cover Oiled $s5
Fifty Drop Leaf and Cover Oiled, SIS.
Twenty five Plain with Cover, so.
Twenty Plain without Cover *65
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-01

OYSTERS served in every style, at the
European Restaurant. lift.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-01
Council Proceedings.

Consefratire please copy.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-01

Go TO c. r. Wallace's and get a nice
Holiday Present. at the City Drug Stor.e
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-01

\ LARGE line of Hair Switches, just re-
ceived, at Turner's. COVE
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-01

For SALE.-A first-class single Top
Buggy for sale cheap. Inquire of FISHER
BROTHERS.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-11

readers is reported as purchasing fine Leban.
on V ley farm, recently. The property be-
longipg to Jno. N. Seibert, of M1ll.Creek Twp,
bought for sl3 5U0 We bad hoped that Gen.
Bertolette, n he retired from legal practice over
IN Carbon county, would settle down among
his relatives and frleRds in POitstown" 10
which we would add that we would be very
sorry to lose the Gen at any Time
j. b. McKeel, Esq. OF Elmira, N. Y, Ia as
indef ltigable as ever IN the case of the Com.
Va. Belt Patr1ck, which we mentioned In q
former issue. Mr.. McKeel having fai ed to get
the Carbon county Bar to agree 10 q canceIla-
lion of PHtri ks fine, mas Crawn up atfidnvits
and the case VIII be submitted to Gov. Hart.
rauft for hs consideration. We wonder wneth.
er lie will Deprive the Law Library of $500
In the case of w. NJ. Rapsher ct. al VS. JOS
Obert Judge DreheR has filed his Opin on no.
on the argument sur demurrer After discus.
sing some technlca points ana stating that the
question now before n III Is, whether an intunc-
tion shat be Pranred or not he concludes a. fol.
lows: Now II the facts set forth in the Bill
are true, land for he present upon the ques-
II N now before us, we must take them to be
true, because admitted by the demurrer), and
the complaints shOuld show at the hearing that
the averinents, that the business Will create
nuisance as 10 them anu their families, IL seems
to me that they will have shown such case as
Will cali for the exe else Of the equitable power
Of this Court 60 interfere bv injunction. 1be
demurrer is sustained for misjOinder OF plain.
tf', but they will be permitted to amend with
out payment OF costs"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-11
From the County Seat.
--our streets are very muddy.

~-Our streets are very muddy.
"A number If t amps were in town Wedues-
day mOrling,
The Order Of Knights of Honor is growing.
rapidly. several went through the ordeal at
its last meeting.
oh eraoious, Ida. amt 1t awful, we've got
20 go 10 school again was the woeful exc a.
nation OF one OF the school boys on Monday
morning.
-one of the country pedagogues came to
town DEAD broke. Those s0clable balls, we
suppo did II.
The beautiful came down on Wednesday
and the mountains looked grand for Q while.
AIR, James sweeney OF Summit RilI, was
IN town Oh Tuesday, and-as Qsual-happy.
-F lena Mortimer We hear Of your being
hlyhlY conlpAmented on your energy IN pub
hshhlng daily during institute week.
-Hon.Jas. struthers present clerk of Com
~ ssioners VIII resume the preoGoe OF tue law
hfter January lst 1876
Mr., Nathan Belfqrd and lady returned
from vlsit to his sister. IN New York. on Mon
day.
MAJ. Robert Klotz had presented to him a
Iine olter cal, by Gen. VIM LILLY, whlcn cost
Sii. The NJ MaiOr feels good with such costly fur
on nus aead, and who wouldn't III such weather.
we are happy TO stale that Sheriff Brsneis
or has 40 far ecOYertd from hls late il ness that
he appeared at his office Oh Tuesday forenoon.
-John, infant son OF Mr. Douglass smith,
ool0rea. oniei waiter at the Broadway Iloase,
died OF pneumonlI on Monday morning Funer.
al took place from his residence ON Race street.
"wednesday Afternoon. at O'CLOCK
IA case In slander was argued before a board
oil ArDltiatOfs on FrlCay, IN which Catharue
Nessey WIS pamuff ana Anna Nelnhower de.
iendSnt. The case was argued by ". NJ Rap.
s&h,r' & Esq Tor llaini III and n. g. Frev" an,
yeruict Ia favor of the plaintiff and against the
defendant In the sum OF 20 damages nnd costs
OF suit
AT q Sherff's sale on TueSday afternoon.
held at the American Holel, TWO farms belong.
lug 10 Daniel , ertzel OF Qaakeake, were sod
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-11
THE WEEKLY SUN.
1879. NEW YORK. I 1870.

Eighteen hunured and seventy ak Is the Cen.
tennial year. It Is o so the year III which an
Opposition House Of Representatives., the first
since the war, VIII be In power at Washington
and the year OF the twenty.third election OF O
President Of the United States. All Of uhesa
events are sure to be of great interest and i'm.
p0rtance, especially the two latter; and all ot
them ana everything connected with them VIII
be tullg and freshly reported aud expounded in
THE SUN.
phe Opposition House of Repres natives,
THE Sun ~ vii Viii ste, nly and Tiigenty in nyestSate
the eotrupd0ns and misdeeds of GRANTS ad-
mlnistrati0n and Will, &c is to be hooed lay the
Foundation for new and better Ue iod IN our
national history. OF all this THE sun will con.
tam complete and accurate accounts furnish
ing Its readers with early and trustworthy IN
formation upon these ahsOfOiDg topics ....-.
The twenty third Presidential election, with
the preparat ons for 1t, will be memorable as de.
eldlng upon GRANTS aspirations fer a tlrd
Tern OF power ami plumber, aud still more az
deciding who she'll be the candidate OF the party
oil Reform, and us electlng that caudih iJe. Con-
eernlng ell these subjects, those who read THE
sun viii have the constant means OF being, thor
Oughiy wei informed.
The WEEKLY y IN, which has attained a cir
cuistion OF over eighty thousand copies NJ.
ready has its readers in every state and Terri
tory, and we tru that the year 1919 will see
their numbers doubled. 1t will continue to be
thorough newspaper. All the general news
OF the day Will be fund In IL, condensed when
unimpOrtant. Ut full length W len OF moment /;
ana always,we trust, treated III clear, iIterest-
lng and instructive manner
1t is our aim to make the WEEKLY sun the
best family newspaper III the world, snd we
shpE continue to i've In its columns large
amount OF misc laneOus reading, such as
stores, tales. poems. scientific intelligence aud
Agricultural Information, for whicn we are not
able to make room in our daily ,editon. The
agricultural department especially Is one OF
its prominent features Tie fashions are also
regularly reported in Its columns; aud 30 are
the marke of every KIND
The WEEKLY SUE, eight pages with flftv.six
broad columnsis Is only sl2O year, postage pre-.
paid. As this price barely repays the coat OF
the paper, no discount can be made
from this rate to clubs, agents, Postmasters, or
anyone,
The DAILY SUN. a large four page newspaper
of twenty eight columns Gves all the news lor
two cents q COPY. Subscription, POSTAGE pre-.
paid, 55o. mouth, or $3.50 year, Sunday edl.
ing agents Address, THE SUN, n. Y. City.
+ N0y. 27,-6t
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-11


Com. VS.. J. w. FREEMAN. FOR LIBEL This
case. IN which Boyd Henri was prosecutor,
went before the last term OF eOuIt. and the de.
tendant was promptly induced but the trial
was put over at his reque {. ON Tuesn1y after
noon of last week. saws the PittstOu Gazette 1t
was tried before Judge Harding. II. W. Palmer
and II. q. Dlmmick attorneys for plaintiff, and
+. j.. Norman and John l. nch for defendant
Several witnesses on bOtn sides were examined
The defense fa led 60 prove anything important
even after being allowed to do so. O privilege
which. under the libel law cannot be claimed
The case occupied about twO hours. In sum.
ming up be ore the jury t1e counsel for che de.
Tense were as ell quent and earnest as the sub.
Ject would admit OF, buG Mr.. Pa mer. having u
good case IN hand lOr delneatlng the character
OF Che Comet and its editors did so in manner
which was generally appreciated, and left the
jury with verV cODcise understanding of the
points to be consideIed in making NJ a verdict.
The charge ut Judge Harding was also cleAr
and eardest. The Jury after beng out about
two hours, returned a verdict OF Guilty as
c"arged IN the lndlctment," viz; wlfu aud ma
lclOus iiuel, &c.
]. w. Freeman was sentenced Tuesday to pay
a fine Of $50 and undergo seven monLhs' imprs.
onment in the county jail. w ~,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-11

The following retolutions, passed at
the County Teachers Institute. we
published last week, but by some blum.
dering arrangement on the part of some
one the name of Mrs. A. j. During
was stricken from the copy we received.
We have, therefore, concluded TO re-
publish the resolutions as corrected, in
justice to Mrs. Durling.
Resolved, That we the teachers Of Carbon
county, in annual Institute aSsemb ed, return
our slpcere tlanka to Prof. Vdrrill, OF Mans
field lPa) Normal School, nd Mrs. Anna Ran.
dali Dlenl, OF New York for the valuable and
instructive SCI vices rendered t. the Institute ;
to tne Rev. John Carrington for his able lecture
en- Travels in siam )" 20 DR.. n. b. Reber for
his mgniy interesting lecture on "Phvsoogy
III HyPiene to w. M. hapsher, Esq for his
opening address, and to ali the Essaylsts Of the
present Institute iOr tneir lauOa ble efforts to
cateer to the inteP ist OF the occasion
Resolved That Co the officers of the Presby
terlin Church OI LehigntJD, we owe our warm
est thanks for the use OF their organ during The
Institute.
Resolved, That r.. +. Hofford our worthy
County Suptrntendent for the enthusiasm ard
warm interest taken in the getting up OF tile
Institute ana IN the proceedings thereof, Is ell
tlled to our best than. and deepest gratitude.
Resolved. Ihat the thanks Of the Institute be
rendered to The School Board of LehightOn for
the use OF the chool hall on this occasion.
Resolved, Ihht 10 The Ladies of Parryville,
,eeply indebted for the kindly asslst .nce ren.
decd by tnein III the musical part OF the Instl-
tute
Resolved. That to ]. w Raudenbush OF the
Carbon House." and rhOs. Mantz of tue 'Ex-
change Hotel" We tender the thanks Of the In
stitute for the very ampe accommodations and
generous provision nade by them fOr the in
strucl ors and teachers of the Institute
Resolved That The mastery and eloquent
lecture by Rev. Il. FeIrIer, O1 Waste In the
Methods Of Edu atiou," meets the warmest ap-
proOat on of the L stitute
Il solved, That we tender our warmest
thanks TO the people of Lehignton ana vicin.
ity for the hospitality shown TO this rodv and
Tor the interest manifested by them in the pro.
0eedlngs Ot tht Institute and to II V. M orthimer
tor the enterprise exDlbi ed by him in furnish.
ing us with neat nIUie daily rom the Carbon
Advocate" office, con, aining full detail of the
proceedings OF the Institute.
H. A. KLINE,
...H... .; s. r. GIEHAM,
Miss L. j. BAKER
Committee on Resolutions,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-11
A LECTURE
BY the REV. FATHER STACK. of willians.
port in the LUTHERAN REF. CHURCH, OF
WElSSPoRr, Pa, ON
Monday Evening, Dec. 18th, 1875.
The Doors will Open at SEVEN O'Clock.

rican Principles, by komun Ca hone PrlosL
This Lecture 10 spO zen OF m the lughess ssrms
by che Press. Hnn ie an eloquent defence ot
American Principles In snch manner as o con.
vince the reverend genLleInan's co,reli elOulstH,
as well as citizens IN general, OF the neoessiy VI
limiting the absolute power OF the ROmnm Ca.
tholiu Bishops in America
IJwl be remembered that Father STACK IL
the Priest Of Wllliamsport engageu IN coutro.
Versy with tile BisnOp OF that District. He dls-
courses his subject with elea ness and inaulves
IN no persol q ties. The question he treats ~
undoubtedly the Issue of the umes, and likely
70 The L plted states.
Eg- Doa't f9il g hear this Lecture, 1s-
q, II, N UssELNAN.l COMMITTEES
4, A. GRAVER, ~
Nov. 17-wJ
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-11
General Suspension In the SchuyI-
kan Region Agreed Upon,

"A meeting Of the Schuylkill Coal Exchange
which represents 100 representative operators
in the Middle Coal Fields besides the Phlla. &
Reading Coal and Iron Co.. was held at the OF.
flee of the above named corporation In Phila-
dephi1, on Wednesday afternoon the sth INST, -.
fOr tho purpose Of determining upon some az.
tiOn IN regart 10 general smut down OF produc.
tlon Ia The enilre region. AfCer an extended
and spirited controversy, a resolution was adOp
ted to the effact that suspension of operations
be lnaugurated throughout the antht a ,ite cool
msdlcts pf echuylkill county, How long tae
su pension VIII eOitinle lmost impossible aI
this time 70 saY, nothing OF "A definite nature ia
thls regard having Deen decided on. Prominent
operators Who have been interviewed say that
everything depends ON the state Of trade, and
opeiAuOns VIII DC resumed Whenever he mar
ket Is rea ~ for moro coal. I'D.
IL is stated that there will be no concerted
movement among the operators, but each will
Opeu nls wOfRs at auY JiIne he foes iu,lifi,d iu
doing 20 The probability Is that no RESUME.
uon VIII occur before ian. list. subsequently
some iew coilerles NAV start up but lt is not
hutlclphleu lhat general resumption will take
place nelOIe navigation opens neAC spring, The
OIhclals OF the Heaulng corporation say that
Their mines Wall he stopped aG least months,
The markets being gIutted IL is generally OK,
pecle! that operators IN other regions viii fol.
low. Many thousand miners ana jorers viii
10 uepilNou OF employment by the stOppage,
anI as they have had but nItie opportunity 10
accumulate ans ching fun their ear i1gs since
tLe ate great strike, II Is believed much suffer
lng VIII ensue.
Inc Q are rumors of strike teing ipaugura,
TED III several Ut the res IONS where there were
no stand outs last season. The executive c0m,
mIttee Of the Miners and LaOore s. Beneyoiont
Association meets at POttsvilie on the 10th I'M st.
aud on the next DAY a convention Of delegated
tfOm the Leligh, Columbia, Wyoming and
Lackawanna regions Will take place Tue ppr,
pose OF these meet ngs Is understood " be 10
prepare To tght against the operators The
. ooN Of coal now stored at Pore kiohmOnc aud
elsewhele 10 SIMPLY enormous, aud Il is snreWd.
~ hiuted that operators wlsh To force Iliners
out on strike 50 that prices may be eh0vea mp
1urlne the suspens.on.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-11
Publle Sales.

Bills for the following sales have been print.
ed at this Office during the past few days;
Tuesday, Dec. IA, nt one O'Clock D. m, the per
sonal property Of r. X. Mantz, East Penn
twp.
Thursday, Dec. 10, at one O'Clock y. M. as.
signees sale OF real estate, and personal
property Of Giteon Nothsten, Mnhonng
twp. Tilghman Arner, Assignee.
December 18th, ct o'clock D. m., the valuable
real estate Of Jacob MONTE decd near Parry.
vile. DanH Wentz administrator.
Jan. LIST 1876, at p. M. an adjourned Admins.
trator's sale OF valuable real estate lae Of
Elias Shive, of Mahonin9 TWP. decd.
Aaron shive and Henry Tucker, Admir-.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-11

We would call the attention of our 0eaders to
the fact that Rev. Father Stack, of williams.
port will lecture on Monday evening Kext, in
the Lutheran Reformed Church, of weissport
Oh The Great Religious controversy now going
on between the Protestant and Catholic
churches. We would advice al interested on
this subject to hear Rev. Father Stack, he is
said TO be an able and eloquent ora or. Admis
sion % cents. Doors open at seven O'Clock.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-11
The Coal Trade.

inc tOat FFhuc.
The anthracite coal trade for the week ending
the 27Uh ult. foots up from all sources 59l $3.50
tons, and for the year to 22.69576s tons against
22SsO,250 tons to corresponding date last year
an increase Of s?J5ls tons. The most mar6ed
movement the past week in the anthracite
trade is the action OF the Reading Coal and
Iron Company, which, "In consequence oi the
overst0cklng Of the Eastern coal markets. - we
see II stated, have "slOpped production rt thirty
ot their collleIies IN the SohuylRill region. The
Ten remaining collieIles, having daily pro1uc
ing capacity Of fOur thousand IONS will cont ii.
ue o supply the furnaces and RAILWAYS III the
VlclhitV' The suspension WIN throw about Ave
THOUSAND men ana nOYs out OF work. Dung
ihe present week twenty-five individual col
lerles WI suspend. anu II Is thought that by
lne muuie or the month the SUSPENSION Will De.
come general throwng ten thousand peop @
out OF employment, The suspen sion may list
Two months, ana even continue until spitu
Ihe kelding Coal and Iron Company have also
or1ered o stoDpage OF work at their ore mines
Mhefe slx nundled men are employed, enough
ore having been produced to last until spring,
q prominent coal operator says tile miners
nave oeeh industrious anu economical since the
resumption last June. 50 TINT many, II not most
OF ileln are prepared for the suspeD slon."-
REPORT OF COAL transported over Lehigh
" Susqu hanna DIVISION. Central Y r. of
New JerSey-week ending Dec q lS7h
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-11
WIfe No. 10.

Mr. George Pullman is the authorized agent
or Ann Eliza Youngs new b COX, el titled Wife
No TO- or, the story of a Life In Bondage. This
book is compete expose of Mormon'sm in
every phase of character. and is written In an
interesting and graphic style, II you would be
Interested order the book from Nj. Putnam
when he calls upon you. aw
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-11
SALE OR TO LET.

A oNE,sToRY FRAME BUILDING, built
suit OLGA n.MAK ER, SHOEMAKER or
TAILOR. win be sold very Cheap for CASH or
on short time with approved security. Apply
AT THIS OFFICE, Junel2.tf
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-11
Afflicted, Unfortunate and Deluded
nR. j. N. HOBENSACK and

u Dr, j. &. HOBRNsACK, Sous OF
DR.. ]. H., who has been engaged IN private and
hospital practice for 8 years, curing diseases
which destroy both mind and body, units you
sane asylums ana premature death DR.. j. N.
II. and Dr. ]. Is. II. devote their time entirely
to these diseases. and guarantee a cure in a
shOIt time aud little expense. Dr, ], N, Hoben,
sack has attended aud cured eighty thousand
cases. Remember Drs. j n. and j. B. HOben,
sacks office \ 20 206 North 2l s rect Phlladel.
phia, above Race.
n. B.-Medicines sent by mail and express
Junel2-.5-lyeOw
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-11
OFFICIAL AUTHORIZE TIoN.
Treasury Departm ent.

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF TIE CURRENCY,
WARRINGTON, November 3rd, 1870
WHEREAs, Bg satisfactory evidence presented
TO the undersigned, 1t has been made to appear
that THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
LEHl HTON, IN the Borough Of Lehlgbton,
IN the County OF Carbon. and State of Pennsyl.
yania has complied with all the provisions Of
the REVISED statutes OF the United stafes &C.
quired to be cOmpned with before an AssocIa.
uon snail be authorized % commence tho Bust.
ness Of Banking.
Now THEREFORE,. I, John Jay Knox Comp.
tro1er OF the Currency, do HEREBY certify that
The FIRST National Bank OF LehghtOn, In the
BOIouRh OF LehightOn, in the County OF Gar bon,
aud stale OF Pennsylvania. IL authorized tn
commence the BUSINESS OF Ranking. as provld,
ed IN Section t1fty-One hundred and siNtY-nine
OF the Revised Statutes OF the United States.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. witness my hand and
seal OF OihUe, tins Third dav OF November, 1875.
III. p. JOHN JAY KNOX,
.#a .Hr Comptroller of Currency,
Nov, l39w mo. 230s '
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A ssIGNEE's SALE .s..
~ % -us.
-le.. .. OF VALUABLE
r E A L E. S II A II T..

The undersigned, Assignee of GIDEON
Premises IN MAUONING TOWNSHIP, Car.
bon County, Pennsylvania, on '71-.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1875,
Commencing at ONE O'Clock p. NJ, the follow.
ing Real Estate. to wit: All tnat valuable piece,
parcel or tract OF LAND. bounded by lands of
]. ID. Hoffman. Daniel Miller. Solomon Hopes,
Joan HuDsicker and David Hopes. containing
11S ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
known as tie property OF Gideon Nothsteiu.
About so acres OF which are cleared and under
a good state OF cultivation, the balance is good
Timber Land consisting OF Yellow Pine and
young Chestnut The improvements thereon
are 2-StOIy FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
q Bank Barn aud other necessary Outbuildings.
There is spring Of never failing water close to
the house. and running stream passes through
the land, giving a fine wateI-power for running
machinery OF large capacity '' ."'
Immediately after the sale of the Real Estate
the following articles of Personal Property Of
s4id Gideon Notnstein. win be sold. viz One
Horse two-hOrse Wagon. Spring Wagon,
Bob Sled Threshing Machine (hOrse- -pOwer),
l Fdnning MIL, Harlows, Plows and variety
OF other articles too numerous to meltiOn.
Terms will be made known at the time and
place of sale, by .
TILGHMAN ARNER, hii
.' Assignee Of Gideon Hothstein.
November "a, is75-w3 .... ... .
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......, 4O7,72s Ct

The following table shows the quantity OF coal
shipped over the Lehig Valley Railroad for The
week ending Dec. 3rd, 1875 and for the year
compared tn the same time last year;
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Special Notices.
E. F. KunkeIs Bitter Wine or Iron.

The great SUCCESS and delight of the people.
III tact nothing OF the kind has ever been offer
Ell TO the ADeTlCan people which has 80 quIck-
" found It's way INTO their good favOf and
hearty approval as u. +. kUNKELs BITTER
WINE OF IRON. 1t does all II pIUpo seS and thus
gives UNIVERSAL satisfaction. 1t is guarant eed
To cure the worst case OF dVspepsi or lndiges.
uon, kldney or liver disease, weakness, nerv.
ousliess, constipation. aciditv Of the stomach,
DC. Get lhr genuine. only sold in 81 DOtJ %.
Depot and Office, $50 North Ninth St, Philadel.
phia. Ask IOr kunkePs, and take no other.
an A hv al .sla
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p o. S. OF A,

THE REMEDY FOR THE COMING CON.
FIILT BETWEEN THE ROMAN CATHo.
Lie CHURCH AND THE AMERICAN
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Closing Prices of DEHAvEN s. Town
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street. Philadelphia