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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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HORSES. uAK,srNrnr. GO.

A MAJOR CHAS W BARKER, AUCTIoNEER
~ COLONEL L. J. CONNELLy, OF lIS Queen street
Germantown, Pa, taxes pleasure IN announcing his
fourth great nnequaea sale 0t the fastest young green
TToters In tlne world, lust arrived from KENTUCKY,
10 be sold at BARKER SONS city Auction Mart AMI
New York TattersalS corner Ot Broadway and Thirty
ninth street. WEDNESDAY, MAY at eleven o'clock.
The stock comprises ~ head ana consists OF the sorrcl
Mare KENTUCKY GIRL ihaa high, can tTOt IN 2:tO; bay
Gclding ANDY JOHNSON. 10 nigh. tr0t in 2t0:
brown Golding PILGRIM 10 high. can brat 2si1i bay
Gclding ROCKFORD, 10 nigh can boat Z. D, bay are
ELLEN, 10 high, can beat : 80; brown Mare LADY
JkFFBhSON, 10 hiRn, can Dcat 300; gray Gelding
CRAY DAN, ~ high. can tTot IN 2.jO bay Mare ELK.
HORN, 1884 high, can beat 24l; grav Mare GRAY
FANCY, ltA hish. can u0t In 2aO; gray Geld.
Ing GRAFTOH, llg high can trol close to 20i sorrcl
Gcldlnr HANDY, bls hirh, can hcat2N; brown Geding
sANDuSf llA hgh, can trot in 2ni bay roam GcluinG
RE La, 1875 high can trot In 2;4a, sorrel Oehimg
pAtis, l6ls nigh, can trot IN three minutes; brown
Gelding ,YkfuIAkA lb1s high, can beat $40 single
double bay Mare LADY THOMPSON. l5a high, can
tro In three minutes, The above stock are al war
Ianed sound and kind, and include the eci q Aiexan
iar's Norman sre 81 Lulu Lewis Melbourne sire Of
i'm irving Red Eagle lsiro Of Jenny seotls Hlatoga
Feety dolddn. OHIO Flying Rogue &e stock viii ar
hbition up 10 sale Everybody will he given the oppor.
tnny ot riding behind and testing the speed any
the stock before the sale Catalogues with fun pcdi-
gees descriptions &c be had AZ the offices u the
SPIRIT or THE TIMES and TuRF, FIELD AND
FARM, or at BARKER A SONS, corner OF Broadway
and Thirty ninth street Sale positive and postpone
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Y y " W = stFtFFNI TFINNN
THE TUlsF.
-FRBNCH AND AUCTION POOL
JOHNSON ! Pool Room, corner Of I

A -FRBNCH AND AUCTION POOLS SOLD AT
N. JOHNsON'S Pool Room corner OF twenty eng nth
street and Broadway this day ON the running races At
Galveston and the 1000 uineas stake at Newmarket
England. Entries and returns received promptly. so
base pRll matches this afternoon; Athletic Cen
tennal at Philadelphia; Atlantic hartford Hart
ford Entries and innings received ly Western Union
Telegraph. JOHNSON BROTHERS.
A UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS WILL BE SOLD
N at the NEW YORK TURF EXCHANGE 10 West
Twenty eighth street, between Broadway aud Firth
nue., Monday and Tuesday norning and EVENING" on
the GREAT ENGLISH hAoE, Two THOUSAND
GUINEA Results by cable telegraph
ALSO AUCTION and FhENCu tools on the running
races a. GALVESTON every morning and evening dur
ing the week. Entries and results by telegraph
KELLY BLISS 4 co.
DOOLs SOLD AT GLEAsON's I6l BowfRY, TO
IL day Atlantic vs. Hartford, At Hartford; telegrams
received. MCCLOUD co.
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sPoRTING-DoGs. BIRDS, sc.

A FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
a. Birds &c,; Medicines Tor all diseases; Prepared
Food tor mocking birds, AT Is. q DoyElS No Greene
street, near Canal
A JUST RECEIVED FROM ENGLAND, A FINR
N. lot OF Scotch, SNye and Dande Dtnmont Terriers
also Pointr bog Medicine for ali diseases az L. NJ
MEYERS No Amity street
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HORSES, CARKIAoEs. 90.

u. ,NbNNnn " , NaN r. aNia,a Ilfnn,,r.. -,a
ARE HELD EVERY
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Ar 10 O'CLOCK
"a 70 a. hours trial on horses warranted sound.
PARTIAL CATALOGUE or rms DAYS qUEs
DAYS. SALE At 10 O'CLOCK
ELEGANr DAPPLE GRAY HORSE. 10 hands,
stylish showy driver; can trot close o min.
ntes; Is not AFRAID OF anything frat class fam
GogfE R5tfa@Hy IN SsTSpoSd sooH Order Sy Jewe
DARK GRAY HORSE, I6hands syears; kind in al
hlrneNi Tree from vice, sold for account Of
Mhom Y may concern, 70 pay charges and
SIX ;SEtr PARK rnAEToE, in good order. BY
TEAM s9RREL MARES, Is hands years kind
~ az harness; tree rom vice good, stylish
rec drivers have no vices or tricks an excel
lent reliable family team, not afraid of any
O. lhinRI warranted zaund.
CLIO " COACH. very light IN gooi order by Adams
SIX SETS DOUBLE HARNESS III good order
bAf mphnh. i9'a hanls high years. Kind In all
rome, stylish driver has been used only As
family horse every way reliable sold only on
TOR Doc GARr IN good order j. r, Lawrence
BAY HORSE l5s4 hands, years; SOLD for account
OF whom y NAV concern; owner going 70 Gu
DOCTORS PHAEioN, Springs IN good order Du-
DARK SAY HoRs r. i5ls hands, years; kind in all
harness tree from vice thoroughly reliable ~
vices not afraid OF any hing warranted sound
SIDE bAR ROAD WAdoN, III good order. by H. "
GRAY roNY MARE, iHs hands eycars Kind in All
harness free from wee not afraid ol anything
TOP PONY sPhABfoN, nearly new by Brown
EYPREss EsTABLtsHMENT-Brow mare, I5,s
hands 9years, Kind IN ali harness irec from
rop Sepss NSf ~ sASeSn, WORKER warrante1 sound
NV ENlYFlNE OTHER HORSES, DESCRIPTION /
4 LARGE AssoRTMENr d every kind n Carriage
pS rHsSgs Eanses u e y MhIPI 49, A. AHog
near University place Weather never inter /
lcres WIN our sales ~ l0 O'Clock.
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Personal.

INFORMATION WANTED or PATRICK CUM
l. miskey who left New York city In the iall Of 1863,
said q Canada. ANY information OF his
whereabouts will be thankfully received By his brother,
MICHAEL NJ. CUMMIsKEY, Danforth Locomotive
Works Paterson, N. J.
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I0oR sALR-OHLY FoR WANT or USE, A HAND
II some rs hand bay saddle Pony perfect pet for
lady chndren 10 Tae and drive lpQulre ~ ~ chrys
ue street
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ernments purchased.
TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers II Wall street, New YORK.
DoLICY HOLDERS IN THE NORTH AMERICAN
IL Life Insurance Company will learn something 70
their advantage by calling or addressing 4. L.
ENGELL, 10 Broadway, third floor.
0.LlTHoGRAPHY AND LITHOGRAPHIC
i Printing, of every description, done at low
by the METROPoLIlAN PRINlING COMPANY, 2H
Broadway, New York.
THE CARDINAL INVRSTITURL-TWo TICKETS
for sale for the ceremonies to-day. Apply, between
and O'Clock, at ], ,1W Broadway, In the bookstore
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UCrIoN HOUSE or VAN TAssELL A KEAENEY
III IIQ AND M EAST THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.

REGULAR SALE or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
BNRRl TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Twenyfour 10 forty eight hours given 10 purchasers
test warrantccs
Horses Carriages Harness nlsnkets Robes &c always
on hand at private sale.
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MARRIE MANTRLS.

A 4 GREATLY REDUCED Prices
~ An extensive stocx vi slate AMI Marble hautetSs
Wash Trays aud slate Work ol every description.
PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY -
Union square, Fourth avenue anl Seventcenih =,
A GREAT REUt CfION n PRICES or NANBLh
N aui Marbeized NanteA all Sinds 81 Floor ltigf,
Monuments Head stones slabs for piunhsr. and g ~
Marble Works, Nos. III 70 ~ West fhD nfsi sFesh ncaF
Broadway.
ATaRRArLY REDUCED rRICEs-AN ENihNSiIh y
N stock Of Marble and Narhlcned Nan tels atti 80
other Marble Works Marble iufalns i0f ~ s-s. -
KLABER, lA EAST Eighteenth street. near th.il SUM
u,HE METROPOLITAN PRINTING hsIakil ,AaANL
Il A. a als nyon5s ~ > shs naraia bmllak
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DOCKS AND ACCOUNTS INVESTIGATED BAL
ID anced and closed by efncient accountant Terms
hxed ~ job dsv. ADDRESS IA, box i1 Herald once.
nIsRAsEs or MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL
~ and Surgical Gases = speciality. HENRY A. DAN
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CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS dUEsDAY) SALE AT
ii O'CLOCK
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Jersey CITY FERRY TO 2s7, NEAR JERSEY CITY
81 avenuo-Wi you write, with particulars TO Fol.
LOWER box 2407 Post Office.
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ORsE.. CARRIAGES. &C.

Z sALE-IwO MILK GOATS. CHEAP. INQUIRE
~ l0J East rwenly -lonrLh sLreot, ln slnre.
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INORTY DOLLARS REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS
asked for the return o the watch aud part OF gold
chain lost or taken from Iweny fourth street and
Sixth avenue Saturday night Address J. H. D., lOs
Liberty street
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CARPETS, CARPETS
" Great spring opening Of Carpets ocloths, window
Shades, BambTequins Mats, Mating, &c NJ very low
prices.
English Velvet at 81 rs per yard
Tapestry Brussels, at 81 per yard.
Three.ply, at 81 20 per yard.
Ingram, at 55c.. 4Uc and Doc. per yard.
All other goods at equally low prices
large stock OF furniture 10 per cent cheaper than
any other house in the city.
All goods shipped tree. D. KELLY,
successor 10 II. O'FArrelD,
3l2 and sH Eighth avenue
4 "a
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LoR sALg-A VERY HANDSOME DARK CHEST
H. nut Horse about 40 sixteen hands high ak 81 Years
old warranted Sauna aud geutle IN double or single
harness WIN maze very sti sh saddle horse TO 10
private stable o. Great Jones street any morn
Ing before noon
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ISSTRUCrIoS.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
Il The mails for Europe Tor the week cntiag Satur,
dAy MAY 1s,5 Will close at this once ioli0wssou
Tucsdav At Il 80 A. w. on wedpe.Iay At 7.Sl A. ",
on THURSDAY, AZ n - A NJ aud On saturday AZ n ~
A. ~ n. T. JAMES, Y. n.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-03-13

The representatives OF what is known
as the Associated Coal Companies, 4"
meaning the six great coal carrying
and coal producing companies, met at
New York on the 2d instant, to con-
slider their plans for the future, and. to
establish a schedule of prices for coal
for the current term. After mature
deliberation it was agreed that no re-
duction should be made in prices so
long rs the miners continue on strike.
Should the miners return to work, the
following scale of prices would 90
into effect on the first day after the re
sumption'of of labor; Lump, S4,40; stea-
mer, S4,50; CRATE, S4.6Oi egg, $4.75;
stove, $3.50; chestnut, S4.35. Follow ,
ing this agreement, the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron Company,
and the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad Company issued as
their respective prices of coal for the
current month ON condition that the
men now on strike in the Schuylkill,
Wyoming and Lehigh regions, resume
work during the mouth. The Coal
and Iron Company has issued its circu-
lar in regard TO prices of coal for the
month, and the condition under which
it is to be observed. 1t fixes its prices
for hard and soft white ash at SO 90 per
ton, steamboat at 81, broken at S4 10,
egg at S44, stove at s4 80, and chest
nut at S34. Some other qualities of
coal are 20 10 80 cents per ton high
er. These are understood to be the
prices OF coal az the shipping point,
j al do ~ -, a.
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RlIeu.

On the 10th ult in Lower Towamen-
sing Twp, Robert Edwin, son of Edwin
and Ellemina Sheaer, Aged, l yr., G
mo-, 22ds.
On the 18th ult,, in Mahoning Twp,
George W., son of WIN. and Elizabeth
Bechtel Aged, 20 DIS. ... ......
On the same day, in Franklin Twp 4,
Charles, son OF VIM. and Elizabeth
Esch. Aged, yr., 2G DIS. .
On the l5th ult., in Franklin Twp,
Charles, son Of Johh and Maria Boyer.
Aged, 8 yrs. . mo-, 10 ds.
On the 23rd nit, in Lower iowa
mensing Twp, Henry Edwin, s'n Of
David and Lucy Ann BiOse. aged,
VI z mo-, i DIS. ..4,.
On the 27tn ult., in Parryville, Louisa
Martha, daughter of Nero and Louisa
Weiss. aged, 0no., z ds.
On the 2nd inst, in Lehighton, Hat
tic Jane, daughter of William G. lihOad'
and Annetta K0ons, Aged, . mo, Z
DIS.
On the Sth INST in WciispoIt, Chs.
SON OF Franklin II. and SiOi.la German.
Aged . VI, 1lmO., II ds.
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Married,

On the 18th ult., by Rev, A. Darthol-
omew, Mr.. John S, Wolfe, of Lehigh-
ton, and Mrs. Selinda Fritzlnger OF
Parryville.
On the goth ult., by same, Nr. John
Snyder, of Upper Towamensing Twp,
and Miss Harriet Ziegenfuss of Frank
lin Twp.
On the 21st ult., by same. Mr. Mon
roe Milton Barnes, of Bethlehem, North
ampton Co., and Miss Ruiiina Rehrig,
of Franklin Twp, Carbon Co.
On the 9th inst, by same, Mr.. Den
mis- Rehrlg, and Miss Julia Elizabeth
Lentz, both of Mahoning Twp.
On the 9th inst, by same, Mr.. Rcu-
ben Grow, and Miss Mary Magdaline
Schwartz, both of Lehighton.
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ter as a Remedial Agent receives that
attention which it deserves. Under the
head of Remedies Tor Diseases is pres
ented list of our most useful indiren-
Gus medicia plants, together with their
properties aud uses and pictorial re.
presentations Of many of the most im-
portant. The appropriate dose of each
remedy is also given. after suita-
BILE introduction we have in Part
Fourth, Diseases and their Remedial
Treatment. Almost every disorder that
preys upon the hnman system Is here
Iescribe I, together with its symptoms,
causes and treatment, as far as it is
thought safe and advisable for the non
professional to prescribe. Chronic ALL
ments receive special attention, A
chapter on accidents and emergencies
is a very useiu feature of the book.
Beside this, much miscellaneous and
profta information is given, which will
make it a genuine 'vade necum"-a
convenient companion in every house
hold. Many a precious life has been
lost from the lack of just tbe knowlege
which this work imparts. A healthy
moral sentiment prela les tho whole
work, and we cordially commend it as
worthy of place in every family.
The AMERICAN MIRRoR.-We have
received the first NUMBER of this new
weekly paper. The publishers an
nounce as its object "to supply the
reading public with what is newest and
of highest merit in the worlds litera-
ture, in conveniant, readable form, at
the very minimum of cost" Its be-
ginning and its promises look well.
This week Miss Braddon, who by a
large portion Of the reading public is
considered the most brilliant and fas-
cinating writer among living lady au-
thors, presents a large instalIment of
her story Hostages to Fortune"
Next week story by Wilkie Collins is
announced to begin. Terms of the pa
per, two cents a week, or one dollar q
year. 1t will be sent five weeks on
trial for ten cents. Inducements are
offered to agents and clubs. Address
The American Miaror, p. o. Box
452l, New York City.
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Mr.. e. b. Albright resigned his po-
sition as member of the Lehighton
School Board, on Wednesday evening
last, ,and Mr.. James p Smith was unan-
imousiy elected by the Board to fill the
vacancy. .F- r
Harvey e, Fatzinger, youngest son
of James Fatzinger, ST., of this borough,
died at his residence, on Wednesday
last at O'Clock, aged % years and 6
days, of consumption. lie leaves a
wife and two children to mourn his
early demise. The funeral will take
place from deceased s residence on Sun
day morning, 14th inst, at 10 o'clock,
and proceed to the Welssport grave
yard.
On Wednesday evening the School
Directors and teachers of our public
schools took possession of DIR. Reber S
residence. without even saying "with
your leave" They spent a few happy
hours with the DR.. and his wife and re-
turned to their homes well satisfied with
their visit. The DR.. is we'll appreciated
by the community at large, which his
re election as school director for the
fourth time has proven. Lehighton
now has the finest school building in
the valley north of Allentown and the
schools cannot be beat on this side of
Easton.
On Saturday morning last, a "skin-
ful of benzine" arrived in our borough
from Packerton after roaming our
streets for some time he finally met a
gentleman of this place on Bank street,
whom he abused and threatened in a
most disgraceful manner. The inGi-
vidual is warned that we have consta-
hle, lookup and laws in this borough,
and reptition of such conduct will
meet with deserved punishment.
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as follows: Lump, s4 30; steamboat,
81 so; CRATE, "a 60 egg, 81 10 stove,
So 30, and chestnut, 81 30. Buyers
not having contracts will be charged by
the company fifteen cents per ton more
than above prices. From the printed
rates Of this company, the prices are
apparently lower than those given for
March last; this difference in favor of
the buyer, however, is conditional up
on the resumption of work by the mi
rers now on q strike in the Sohuylk,u,
Wyoming and Lehigh regions, OF which
there is no probability at present I'm
der present circumstances dealers will
be compelled TO pay at least fifteen cts.
per ton more than the published prices,
which will bring the rates for some
sorts up to the schedule of last year,
while others will show an advance.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Co.,
and the Pennsylvania Coal Co., have
also issued their circular prices, which
are similar to those already named, the
whole movement, thus far, shOwil o
concerted action in the conduct of the
coal trade in 1875, almost identical with
that of 1874. Prices of coal and wages
will be fixed monthly, and they will
generally advance with the season, thus
encouraging early purchases of coal,
and thus lengthening the season of pro-
duction and transportation, AS yet in
the Schuylkill region there seems little
disposition among the men to 90 to
work in body, and in the Lehigh re-
gion, at IIazleton and vicinity, much
bad feeling is reported. At Scranton,
last week, mass meeting of miners
was held and decided not to strike.
Some other minor regions, it is bcliev-
ed, sympathize in this anti.strike feel
ing.-Ledger, Sth.
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Auction Sales.
The following public sales are adver-
tised to take place during the present
month, by bills printed at the ADvo.
CATE office:
10TH Valuable farming stock and i'm
plements of Willoughby Koons,
Mahoning Valley, 3 miles from
Lehighton.
10th.-Horses, cows, sheep, pigs and
farming implements Of David d.
Long, East Penn township.
18th. Valuable farming stock and
household furniture, of Henry
Nothstein, Mahoning Valley, com.
mencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
20th.-Real estate of Elizabeth Moul-
throp, deceased, late of Lehighton.
Thos. Kemerer, Esq, administra-
tor.
23d-Hotel fixtures, household furni-
ture, &c., of II. & L. German,
Eagle Hotel, Bank street, Le-
highton.
25th.- by advertisement in to. days
paper, furniture, matched horses,
&c, OF Nathan Klotz, Eagle Ho-
tel, Summit Hill.
9th. - Building lots and mountain
land, late of Elias Shive, decd, at
the Exchange Hotel, Lehighton.
Aaron Shive and Henry Tucker,
Administrators. rH
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Now is the time to gush
About the beautiful slush.
publications.

A VALUABLE New BooK.-The glory
of the present age IS the diffusion of
useful information. The appearance
therefore of any new publication that
bids fair to enlghten the masses still
more fully, upon any practical subject,
should be regarded as reasonable ground
for congratuiation. 1t gives us pleasure
therefore to call the attention of our
readers TO DR.. r. V. Pierce's forthcOm.
ing book entitled the Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser. This work
will contain about nine hundred pages,
will be we'll bound, illustrated with
about two hundred wood cuts and col Z.
lored plates, and sent by mail to any
address for the unprecedentedly low
price of 81 80. 1t will be ready for
delivery early in April, The Author
has become widely and favorably known
60 the American as we'll as the people
of several foreign nations, through his
family medicines, and has the founder Of
the Worlds Dlspensary at Buffalo,
N, Y established for the treatment OF
chronic diseases, and new ventures to
appear in the new role of author, hip.
From perusal of advance pages, we
believe the book is calculated to be emf
nently useful. 1t embraces wide range
OF subjects, all of them bearing with
more or less direstness upon the all-im-
pOrtant questions of health. Biology,
Physiology, the Cerebral Functions, the
Human Temperaments, and Hygienic
Treatment, or Nursing of the sick, re-
ceiye that attention which their relative
Importance demands. Physical and
Mental Culture, Ventilation, Sleep,
Cleanliness, Food, Beverages aud Cloth
ing are practical topics and are treated
in practical manner. The use OF Wa
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Millinery.
Mrs. Z. Faith, 2 doors below the NJ :.
E. church, this borough, desires to in
form her lady friends that she is now
opening her immense stock of hats,
bonnets, trimmings, &c. all of which
have been selected with special refer
ence to the wants of this section, and
thai she is prepared to do up ladies
wear in the latest and most fashionable
manner at very low prices. She respec-
tfully invites an inspection of her stock
by the ladies' of this section before
purchasing elsewhere.