davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26
BIANHOOD
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED .

r just published new edition
4 fTff1.a 81 br. CCLV ERWELL'S CELE-
fsssTT, ~ - DRAFTED ESSAY on the radical
77sftsgssE&k cure without medicine) of STEE-
MsToHEH1A or Seminal Weak
ness, lnTolnn ary Seminal Losses, laPoTKNcY,
dental aud Physical lGcapaciiy, Impediments to
Marriage, etc. also, Consumption Epilepsy and
FITS induced by self indulgence or sexual extra
yagance, &c.
6s@s@ Price, 10 a sealed envelope, only 6 cents
The celebrated author, IN this adnirabls Es-
say, clearly demonstrate, from a thirty vears'
successful practice, that tie Rlarming conssauen-
ees ~ splf-abase iBay be radically cured without
The dangerous nse of internsl medicine or the
application 81 The kGiis; pointing ont = mode Of
cure 81 once sInp.e certain, aud tdectusi By
means oi which every sufferer no matter what
his condition may be- may cure himself chestly
privately, ana radically.
~ This Lecture should be Ia the hands OF
every youth and every man iu the land
Sent undsr seal ia n plain envelope 10 any
address. Tosi pad, on receipt Of six csnls or two
post NaupF.
Address The Publishers.
CHAS. ). &. KLINE AGO.
~ Bowery. Nea York Poet Once Box, 4sss
Jan 10, I3I5.-1m.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26

Hereafter all communications relating
to 9Th Concert should be addressed to
the Undersigned, and pledge myself
that the drawing shall come Off Fcbru-
airy 9th or that every dollar paid for
tickets shall be returned
{. NJ. BRIGGS. Agent and Manager,
Room 4, Public Library Building,
Louisville, Ky.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26
NOTICE.

MT INSTITUTION pssG Dumb Blind,
HAIR, MOSS AND SnUCK MAT.
TRESSES MADE, OLD MAT.
TRESSES RENOVATED,
AND CANE SEAT
c II AIRS Rem ED,
also, Blooms, single and double seeord-hssd
LtdsiSsds Tor sule.
Work done in SHOE and tailor chops ut the
lowest prices. Apply ~ the
STEWARD.
Jan. %, ls75.-.f.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26
CONSUMPTION CURED.

COISU mPTION CURED.
To the Editor Of the South Branta iat.Aigsneer,
EsTEEaED FAIssp
have positive -
ctRE FOR CO4NlS4T..lhfii,.7's.rc.'sN
and nll disorders of tho Thro.i and lungs and
that ny It's use in my practice, have cured hua-
dreds Of eases, aud will give
81 COO 90
Tor case twill not benefit. Iadeed. so strong
u my iAiih will send a Srmpte, IRE, TO any
So flerer addressing me-
Please show this letter 10 any one you NAV
know who 10 suffering from these disease, .,d
oblige, faithfully yodrs,
DIR. r. u. BURT.
60 William 81, NtiO York.
Dec. 4, I3s4--26w
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26
PUBLIC SALE.


eslongias 70 The Estate Of The late Samuel Bum
EArs~' '!ieg and btiug in The courty Of Hamp
SHIRE, Oh Great Capon, TO wit,
one Tract OF 200 ACRES-ONE
TRACT OF so ACRES-ONE
TRACT OF All ACRES.
and The rersrsionsry interss, In s7i Acres.
TERMS Ten per cent. Of tie uichase money
on day o. Sale-tweniy per cent nj abs lime Of
the confirmation OF said sale and the residu. in
two equal annual ps,m,nis-all the deferred
pay rben,s TO bear interest from day OF sale, with
good personal security.
tzAS- Sni0 to commsne, at l2lM
SAMUEL. COOPER,
JAMES PARSONS.
Speciui Commissioners.
February >, lsf5.-ids.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26
HUSBANDS
CALCINED MAGNESIA

CALCINED MAGNESIA
Is fee from unpleasant tastes, or rouehncss 10
the touch or palate. Ia oBe-lhird the dose Of
common magnssia it relieves Sick HeaGsche,
Sour-Stomsch, Costiveness, and other diseases OF
the stomach and bowels. The Worlds Pnir Ne
dai and four First Premium Silver Medals A.
~arded IL as the best in The market For sale by
drugsisls and country store-keepers and by
7. J. HUSBAND, Jr., Pbisdelphis, IA.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26


PINCIHACK AGAIN SET BAcK.-The
notorious Pinchback has again been foil
cd, and denied admission rs q United
states Senator from louisiana The
session Of the Senate which commenced
at noon on Wednesday Of last week last.
cJ nearly thirty hours without mo.
menLs intermission.
Al the old and stale arguments to
seat Piuchback were rchashod during the
discussion but the Democrats we're firm
in resistance, and finally the RepubH.
cans gave way. yielding TO the needs of
Government against those Of Pinchback.
The Senate by vote Of 50 to % Ia.
h'el the Piuchbacl case. and there is no
likelihood that it will again fatigue Con
gross during the present session. All
the new members will he i'm attendance.
It Piuchback had been admitted Sen.
ntor on his 1872 certificate Of election, he
would have two years pay and mileage
to pocket. nearly one year Of the time NJ
Che increased salary Of $500 per an.
mum. lie and his friends have figured
up The sum total ut nearly $4,000
The President has issued his Procla.
nation calling IN extra session cf the
senate ON the 5th Of March.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26

TIME nndenisnsd Offers for sale, privately
j vail the 9th day Of March, Connty Court
day, tina, valuable Tavern stand located Ia Rom
ney, known as the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26

HOTEL PROPERTY.
IN RoMNEY, HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. V.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04
Current Eyents.

lion. Ira Harris who was United States
Senate from New YORK from is p o 1868, died
Thursday at Albany, in the 7ith ear of his
age t4 "l" .I.| aHI
-Congressmn m are already arriving in Wash.
ington In such numbers that It is believed there
will be a quorum Of the House in t nat city by
The House OF Representatives. of West vir.
g'nia on SATURDAY nivht "doptnd r'ticles of im
peachmcnt agaiIsf st'te Treasurer Bnrdeu.
In the Bceohwond coIlierv, near Pottsvile,
william Morris was killed on Saturday hy fall
Of lrO'l and Michael Norton was serlou "
burned bv an explosion Of sulphur; At Mahn,
down a shute and died soon after Of his in
juries. -a.gaF. .. ..H.q .yil-.stL ll.p /.
county,, Md, dropred dead in the court-room at
Westminster on Fridav,w lile addressing jury.
He was IS year. ot rge. Ill. t...
The p0st.Office nt Roscommon, in Monroe
county. Pa. was discontinued last week A
post flee was established at West Manchester,
in York county.
special telegram from Alexandra to- ay,
which sgys the Abyssinlans had surprised and
Killed BODY OF twalve hundred Egypians, in.
Guiding seventeen officers s7 .-'.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 -Hon. Fernando Wood
declines the fu "ther use Of his name as cnndi.
date for the speaker'nip of the next House Of
representatives. He saws he ls not q candi.
date, and will not be party to the contest now
going on here for that office Mr. Wood makes
no starcment In regard to his choice among the
remaining candifates. n.- a. y
1t is announced thar no sales of Treasury
gold Will be ordered f0- December. The cur.
reu''y balance IL sufficient to ohviate ihe ne
ces5ity for such Gales, which, the Secretary
saws, are never ordered except for the purpose
OF replenishing it Nfa HfUfl I
.--Edwatd j. Bockepstose Of East Hanover
townshin, in Lebanon county. Pa. Justice Of
the peace. nn extensive shipper Cf cattle to
Eastern markets, mnde an assignment last
| week. A telegram from Lebanon sa 9 he has
since confessed that he forged notes amounting
to between %lU00 70 and s15 100. and has " fed to
part, unknown" His liabilities arc stated at
AT the sipnql station n tho summit Of
Molnt Washington, MondY afternoon, the
| wind attfiled . speed Of i56 miles per hour
the greatest velocity recorded since the estab
ushment Of the sta Ion; and the Thermometer
married "a degrees below zero,
| "a little bow who answers to the decripton
| Of Charlie Ross almost exac iy," mas been
found IN Des MOines and the discovery has
been te'egr iphed to the father Of Oh arlie Ross
| in Philadelphia. .......t ~ s
! AT Tuscarora, Pa. on Monday night Hugh
4 Sharp aud Patrick McIutyre were killed auo
seYei al othels were badly injured by The break K.
ing OF the chain of hoisting wagon in the
! Bucksville Coiliery. II. -l.lT
Greatly exaggerated reports have been cir
| culal ed regarding the cavlng In OF the Union
| and Grand Tunnel Mines, near Plymouth. Pa
| Only portion OF the root of the U nlOn Mlhe
fell in aud the houses built UveE.. tue mines
| were not disturbed Men we set atwork Tues
1 uQma0pB.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04
Letter from PhiIad lphia.

Ep. ADvoCAlR,-One Of the many attractions
OF the Centennial year WIZ, undoubtedly, be
mou Park, near the Belmont mansion and il
well worthy OF "a visit Ou Monday lasG, low
18th, friend came IN to see me and proposed
We snoul0 do the Centennial BUILDINGS aud
WIND up with the Observe torv so taRing the
yellow cars of tne Chestnut line, we were soon
wandering among the Centennial buildings and
nolng the wondrous prosresS when has oeen
made do not Jest wnen say. that IL had
been permitted to drive tnroua b the main puid.
ings and machinery hall. with horse and pug.
gy, might az est have been able to sec por.
ton oil the buildings, fol- they are immense IN
their .mmeusity. Your rea Iers may rs we be
posted IN ad ance, 50 thai they need not expect
70 see all the sights in SINGLE dav, for At can't
De done. But the mann object OF our Tip being
the Observatory l wi, let the Centenni1 i
buildings rest for a future letter.
Teaching the Observatory. we paid our fee OF
twenty live cents and tOoA our seats in the cir
cular car, and in twO-and-ahaif minuIes found
ourselves ole hundred aud eighty five H. ct
aoOve terra hrina. The view 10 perfectly grand;
the vast city seemed mapped out below us and
a better sight OF she Centennial Oui dings could
moi lie huu elsewhere. While we were ut the
top tie wind was OiOwing great guns vet
ing . few points mPht b, of interest co your
readers, would state that the observatory
look llSe an inverted boiler 10 is made of
wiougnI iol, secn ely oracei bv gnvs OF wire
diminishing 20 one-q uarter of an inch at the
top. Tue car is Circular ann snrrOnnls the
tower. ~ Is upholstered afJer the fashion of
with wire ropes (which are cqp,ble of st tln0iIg
strain OF TOm Nenty eight TO fiftN four ton II
by an engine Of forty horse powerp Tue genJe 9
manly cOnduotr of tne car t0lu me he hId seen
frIquent cases Of nervousness ana sea sicK.
ness" Among ais pas. engers tor thc great hei gnt
ana apparently sight buiid Of the structure IL
Ca icul4leu 10 make 4 1eilOw HnXlOus to yet be.
low as Soon as possible / wasIi'G ANXIOUS, but
was ad when Iouched sold gronnd
Yours truly. MARcUno
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04
1t has been a matter of great sal

= It has been a matter of great salts i.
faction to us during the past week to
receive the kind congratulations of our
friends, both by letter and in personal
interviews, expressive of their entire
appreciation of our course in the COL
nmns of the CARBON ADVOCATE from
its first inception to the present mo.
ment. Their kind expressions and
heartfelt wishes for our success will be
an incentive TO still greater exertions
to make our ''little sheet" welcome
visitor to the household OF every intel :
ligent citizen Of this place and its sur
roundings. .,..
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04

"A Washington dispatch, to the N.
! Y. Sun, dated the Goth ult., says "As
= for the Republican aspirants for the
purple, all of them are waning before
the rising star of Grant, who seems res
olute to bear OF the prize. The most
sagacious Democratic who have reach
ed here are unanimously of opinion
tfthat Grant viii bs the Republican
nominee, and many of Il EN- admit prlr
Vately that It will be no easy matter I
beat him. The preparations for third
term are now koing on with hardly any
attempt at concealment. The Presi
dent certainly means business, fN
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04
Tn, F,ys, Na,,o,.i papL.


We stepped into the First National
Bank of Lehiehton, on Monday, and
met the gentlemaniy cashier, W. w.
Bowman, Esq. whovery politely show
I'd US the various arrangements of the
Office, which is otated 10 Obert's build
ing. Among them we particularly no
tlceh and admired the new and hand-
some safe. 1t is the "IIerring's Patent
Champion" The burglar chest is con-
sructed OF Franklinite iron, the best
material az yet discovered to resist the
efforts OF burglars, the pal entees
claiming that it is impossible to drill
throrgh it, and is made ali tight by be-
ing lined With gum packing. IL cost IN
New Yorkn$l 40. The first deposit In
this bank was made by Mr.. ii, S.
Rinker, a tschool teacher, from Rock
dale, on Monday morning, November
30, 1875. 5'f ...6a.l 81,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04
-The satIonal receipts and expel

The sational receipts and expendi-
tures for the fiscal year which ended
with the 20th of June do not justify the
predictions made by Messrs. Dawes
and Garfield, as ehairmen IT tspectively
OF the Ways aud Means and Appro-
priatiOn Committees, at the adjourn
nlent OF Congress IN as74. These gen.
tlemen then promised That the expepdi-
lures Of the Government for the fiscal
year 1875 would be twenty million
dollars less than They had been in the
fiscal year 1874. a comparison of OIL
eial figures shows that the net .expendi.
lures in 1876 were sl7l y529, ,s47 against
si7S,6lS, ,oS5 in 1874. aud, dedueLing
the increased ecst for account OF the
navy In ls74 over 1870. there is an
actual increase in 1875 Of s2,3a5,s2s.
These figures show that IL coats more
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04
The excitement in washington

The excitement in Washington
about the speakership IS increasing. and
the friends of both Randall and Kerr
assert that each is ahead. 1t was as
serted Wednesday that ninety votes
were pledged TO Randall. which would
give him the nomination In the caucus
, on the FIRST ballot. Cox's friends say
that he will have fifty votes to begin
with, or enough to turn the scales for
either of the other competitors. E
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04

Our esteemed Philadelphia CORE
spondent informs US that the Philadel-
phia Navy Yard was sold on Thursday,
the End inst, to john L. Welsh, attor-
ney for John G. Bullock, for 81 900, 900.
The sale was made by M. Thomas &
Son, auctioneers, at the Merchants 5
Exchange, Philadelphia. Ha
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04
Dhiladelphia & Reading Railroad.
pERKIoMEN BRANCH.

on and after MONDAY. November END. is7S.
an Express Train wIl feayeI Allentown daily
except SUNDAY. nt so A. M. aud arrive at Pnll
delphiq ninth anu Green streetsJ at lilo A. NJ,
conn ctlng at Allentown with train ON LehiRh
Valley RR leaving Wilkes Barre at 900 A bi .
and aauch ChunK at 7.35 Am.
Returning, leave fhlla1elphia N nth md
Green streetsl az 30 p M, and arrive az Alien
tOWu 1nt 80 Pm, e0nlleotng at A ent0wn
with hain lon Leaiighl Valley REt.. arriving NJ
Mauch Chunk at 81 PM i
tNinih and Green streelHl aud hauch Chunk
ON the above train. It
OF TIiglpK at aud starting from Colnmbia ave,
depOl, in the northern part Of Philaae phin, or
from Nlntn and Gfecu tIs. depot located IN the
buliDess potion the city, .1fsor-
Excursion anu slngle tiokets 70 and from
Philaie pbia, VIII be 30 BY Agents al Lehish
Valley HR. Oiioos. and by tho p. d X. hR.
Agents IN Allentown and philadelphia.
j. u MOOrrEN
General Supe intendent.
O. q. HANCOCK,
General Tloket Agent Nov H-w2
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04
The Coal Trade.


We have very 1ittle change to report In the
coal trade the past week. The market lie quiet
and prices are in the muin steady The Miners.
journal foots the anthracite tonnage for the
week ending The 10Th instant at 562 7s3 tons.and
for the year to ls 5sO774 tons, against is0os 2ia
tons to corresponding date last year, decrelse
OF q 43s tons. A most important IN tier In CON
necto with the revival Of the coal trade Is ths
manufacture Of iron, this pursuit 0elng the
gre at consumer Of Goa. a staGsment II made
by tine Cinciunatl Gazette to tie eff ct taat the
manufacturer OF pig metal IN ONO h We maze
n discovery thai will Ue nOtedwlth mucl intaTS
est Fmperly most Of the iron manufactured
In Ohio was what is Known as cl afcObl. This
was the highest quality OF meta tut the dis
appearance Of thu forests rendered the manu-
.cture OF this class OF iro very. expensive.
Various experiments have been made W Tn coal,
but as Ohio coil would not coke they have not
been successful. A process has now been niss
covered by wlch the refractory fuel can be con-
vei ted into coke 1ms new process, It Is re-
ported etanies manuiaCtilrs to de liver iron IN
the Cincinnati market at 81 so per ton, thus
placing ohio in he 10 efront regards the
manufacture Of pig metal.-Phila- Ledger. 18th
ultimO. ....I-- -,,..- ......
REPORT OF COAL transported over Lehigh
~ susan lnnna DIVISION. Central II X. of
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04

than s170, 100000 to administer the
National Government, though fifteen
years ago, with ss many ports and Gus
tom houses. as large a navy, and as
large territory, not one.third the sum
was required. s NJ
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04

p There will be no sales of Treasury
gold ordered for the month Of Decem-
ber, the currency balance being large
enough to obviate the need of any such
sales, which the Secictery says are
never ordered for any other purpose
than to replenish it.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04

-Repoits rom Toledo. Spain, state
that the authorities have closed the
Protestant churches in that place and
expelled the pastors and schoolnasters.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04

- News has been received at the
State Department, Washington, that
our Minister to China, Mr.. Avery,
died at Pekin on the sth of November.
No particulars are given. n /
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04
"A correspondent Of the New York

ia "A correspondent Of the New. York
Evening Post says, that part of the
Presidents Message relating to Cuba
will renew his recommendations made
last year trusting that Congress will be
able to agree upon some plan which may
have the effect of ending the warfare
and leading to permanent peace.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04
.Mifs No. 10.

MI. George PUTNAM is the authorised agent
FOR Ann Eliza YOuns's new book entitled Wife
No 10. or, the story OF a Llie N Bondage. This
book IA complete oppose OF N MOrmOn'sm In
every phase Of characreT, and Ia written IN an
interesting and grapaie style. II you would be
lnterested order the book from Nj. Putnam
when he calls upon you. S-W
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04
The following is a correct list of the
contests for seats in the National House
of Representatives

. Alabama Bromberv vs. Hnralson Florida,
Fmlev W. Walls. Illinois, LeTOyne VS.. tarwell,
Louisiana, spencer VS.. MoIey. and iireux VS..
Darrall; Massachusetts ADbutt Vs. FrOs MN.
lliso,a. Cox vs.. St,ait New YorS, LOwery ys.
Norton t3sd Distitct) South Carolina, Lee VS..
Z Rainy. md butts VS. Muckey Virginia, Platt
ys Goode Idaho rerritOr. Fern vs.. Bennett I;
UtaD Territory. Baskin VS. Carm0n.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04

On account of the length of our
report Of the proceedings of the Teach
ers' County Institute, we are unable to
give our usual variety Of matter.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04
List ofLssters
Remaining unea, ed for at the Lsnirton Post

Remaining uneal ed for at the Lshi Rton Post
ONCE for the month ending Dec ara. 1916;
Anderson. Nathan McCabe, Francis sGt
Armstrong. john AcDei nond, John l.
Brown, Jas .. MeDetmOnd, Fannie l.
brown, Rev l. b. MettE. Nathan tIa
BradnfY p ia \ o'hrlne Jas. q. !
bon er, A. l.. RehriC, WIN. Franklin
Dentiih Johu Reinhelmer j. o. d z
Fredrick, Jefferson Remgla, Unaries ~
Fen 'termacher, +. hitLer Osepn t
..erma.., Adam Sehl6lcher Harry
Haupt Mrs Leanna NJ Spegie, tary
Haupt. Mrs. Loannit N. Smith Miss Annie
jackson, M lsa zane A Se,ties, Charles
Laury Mrs. franE Snory Enas @ 800
kneclt. George Yeager, Joseph
Persons applying for any OF the above letters.
win please say that they are advertised in the
Carbon Advocate"
II. H. PETERs, +. NJ.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04
Closing Prices Of behaves & Town
send, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street. Philadelphia

tence Of death upo,, DR. DAVIS and his W fe for
the murder of Mise Giimour, has been com
muted TO impIiso me. vt for life. The comma
tatiol IA a rewai d for thGr confession, BY which
the nvctI6ii OF the betiayer of their victim is
, secured. A.Na rf LM H
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04
Complimentary.


The Carbon "Advocate"a neat and newsy
little she I published uY our esteeine irie.,d
Mortimer, al LehiRhton, TODAY enoArs upon
its fourth volume. 1T is a. good as thOuRh it
weie seven times three years old.
To the South Bethlehem "Star" of the
9th ult., one OF the very Qeatest and
best local papers in the valley. we are
indebted for the above. The "Star"
will consider our castor riz
Tho Car bon Advocate entered on its fourth
volume last week. IL mas achieved success bY
deserving It, It Is Lelt bright aud newsy-a
oreOlt TO the edltOr aud publisher, and u wei
COME visitor IN the fAmI les OF the Carbon cOun-
" folks Above all, II pays. We Congratulate
our trlen0 Mortimer on his success, Inc resp II
please his patrons. We wish him cont nue.
success ..r ...a . ... ..-
The above very fsttering notice is
taken from the Morning Herald, I"
published at Allentown, of Monday,
November 10Th, ff.r.-... ..t n. -
The " Carbon Aryoeate" publishes at Le-
hight IN by ii. y Mortimer, last WeeS entered
| upou its fourth yesr. with 0rtght prospects Tor
| The future. The advocate" 4 neat lltt Q
naper, IND a faiI representative OF the increas
| ing rrOwtn Of Len gbt "a ON tues Jay We re,
| ceived l0ther eviuenee OF MOrthlm meI's enter.
s'DaiiY Advocate" now beng Issue during the
holding ot The County Tealhers' Insntute at
that place. t.f IN. T.. .r.r i. fr
The above Is from the Slatington
News very spicy aud Interesting
paper published by Sehlaueh 4 Pat
| LcF5On. H. .HI H|1rfH. .Hr ..aH
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04

A Journal of Information for Advertisers.
Edition, e,6c0 oopies Pu iished weekly. Terms,
q per Annum. IN advance Fsye specimen
codes different dates) to ons address for % eta
ofice. Mo- ~ Park Row, lew York 49,,
GEo. p. HOWELL q CO.. Editors aud Pub,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04

The public dett statement for the
month of November shows decrease
Of $480,07S.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04
TNo whom Il May Concern.

All persOns are hereby onuttoped aaainst ne
gohating Two Notes-one for eS0 so and one foI
SiO Oi,-Oeaiing dRte November 49, 1875, drawn
b, the undersigned and made PAYABLE 10 ]. h.
HILL as | shnll refuse payment OF them, not
having received value therefor.
y. ]. WOLF, Lehight0n, Pa
Nov. 27. ls75.ws
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04
REPORT OF COAL transporter over Lehigh
~ Susqu hanna DIVISION. Central II IL. OF
Now Jersey-week ending Nov. 26, 1875.


The following liable shows the quantity Of coal
ship, ed over the Lehigh Valley tailroad for The
week ending Nov. 30th 1879 and q r the year y
compa, ed W tn the same time last year:
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04
=. + e. FITS, 3 A. /.
Epilepsy, Falling Fits
r.1 CURED. Il
ADvERTIsER,s GAZETTE

Thisis no humbuG For information, inquire
OF or writel TO MUYER BROTHERS. Whole
sale Druggists. Bloomsbury. Columbia Co, Pa