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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-07-22

bers of the General Assembly and mem
bers Uf Congress. The parties are pret-
ty equally divided, each claiming the
victory, and an exciting contest is pre-.
dlcted.
8. Vermont, on the first Tuesday in
September. This election Is for State
officers and members of the General
Assembly, and as the State Is over.
whelming Republican, the only interest
attracted to the election will be in
noting the relative loss and gain OF the
two parties.
4. Maine, on the second Monday in
September. Here a State ticket will be
elected, and there seems to he no doubt
of the reelection of Gen. Seden Con
ner, Republican, the present Governor.
b. Georgia, on the second Tuesday
IN October. Gen. A. II. Coauitt is
likely to head the Democratic ticket for
the Guvernorship, whose election is
predicted by 70 ,O00 majority. As yet
the Republicans have not indicated a
purpose to contest the field.
o. West Virginia, on the second
Tuesday In October. This election en-
braces State ticket, members of the
Legislature, and members of Congress.
The Democrats are already in the field
with State ticket, headed by the Hon.
A. NJ. Matthews, present Attorney
General, for the Governorship. The
Republicans will nominate State tick
ct during the latter part of the present
month. The Democrats claim that all
their dissessions are healed, and they
will carry the State by large majority.
Z. Ohio, second Tuesday in October.
In this State full ticket, with the ex-
ception of Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, will be elected. The Re-
pubicans claim they will carry the
State by an increased majority over
Hayes vote in 1875.
s. Indiana, on the second Tuesday
in October, Here full State ticket
will be elected, the Democratic ticket
being headed by the Hon. j. d. Will
liams, present member of Congress, for
the Governorship, and the Republican
ticket by the Hon. Godlove S. Orth,
late Minister to Austria. Indiana
promises to he the battle ground pre-
paratory to the Presidential onset in
November, and both parties will put
forth their best efforts to secure the as.
cendancy.
y. Iowa, on the second Tuesday in
October. This is a Republican State,
and may be expected to cast its vote
in that direction both in October and
November
10. Nebraska, SECOND Tuesday in
October. This is also a Republican
State.
IL. Texas, on the first Monday in
November. This State will probably
60 Democratic by from 70, 900 to 1O0,,
OOO majority, but the election is too
near the time of holding the Presiden-
tlal election to effect it in any percept.
ible way.
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New Advertisements.
UNO all Whom it MAY Concern

-
s, se ~ own Isi nave G ,1 this aay 9{ gtq
KE1FER in the DRY GOODS and MOTION
STORE, on Susquehanua Street, near to the
'''''''0" ''O"''' 'i John JOHN KEIFER.
July o. 1s7q.w3
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-07-22

The domestic exports of Philadel-
phia to foreign ports during the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1876, exhibit the
handsome increase of Sl1 $3.50, 05G, the
aggregate for the year being $40, ,254,-
075 as compared with s2s, 5sS, ,O19 for
the preceding year.
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LRHIGHToN, PA.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY %, 1876.

-Goyernor Tilden returned to AL
bany from Saratoga on Saturday last.
The pressure of official business, it is
stated, will prevent him from devoting
any attention to his letter of acceptance
for several weeks.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-07-22
CTATE AND COUNTY TAXES.

The undersigned hereby notifies fhe Taxpav-
ers OF the Borough OF Lehlghton, that he has
been appointed by the Commissioners Of Carbon
County 10 COLLECT The STATE and COUN.
~ TAKES, in said Bo ough, for the year 1876
and III persuancc of sald appointment, bv re-
quest Of the Commissioners, all persons liable
to state ana County Taxes are required to
MAKE immediate payment thereof at his office,
in Obert's Building, withln THIRTY DAYS
fIOm this date, and thereby save costs Of collec-
tons. Fl. A. BELLY ]. p, Collector.
Lchighton u uIy l. ls76-3w.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-07-22
THE LUNGS! .
CONSUMPTION {!
Syrupg Wild Cherry

IS A SONNREIGN REMBDY.
Hemorrhda6, or spittin0 bjOOd, may proceed
from the lnrynX, traChla brOnUila or lungs,
and arise frOB various causes as undue physical
eXeriOn, plethora, or fullness Of the vessels.
weak lungs, Overstraiuing of the voice suppress.
ed evacuation, obstruction of the splee1 or Nv
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\ TEACHERS WANTED.
July %, 1s7G.w3

The School Boprd OF MAHONINq TOWN.
SHIP Will meet Applicants for schools on SA-
TUBDAY. AUGUST 5th, 1879. at 9 A. NJ. at
PLEASANT CORNER wneu the Superinteu
dent will examine applicants
HENRY BRETNEY. President.
p. u. KEIsER. Seer etarY. j JllY 22-w3
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TNO Whom 1t May Concern.

Notice is hereby given, Th1t we the under.
sipned. have purchased from Daniel FnCknger,
of Mahoning township, Caroon county. Pa the
following property. % wit; Four acres of Corn,
one acre OF Potatoes two Hogs. two cows, two
Wagons three Be1steads, two Plows and one
2.year old COt. and hereby notify all persons
not To anellie with the saine under penalty Uf
the law. WEISS IG ANDREWS. a
Packerton, July %, 1873. VIZ
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NOTICE.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LIE
HIgHTON has declared pro rata Dividend
OF 1hiee per Cent payable a. the Bank ON and
atter saturday, July 18TH. l876.
W. w. BOWMAN, Cashier.
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COTTON MARKETS

CHARLOTTE Nov 3-Coton excited MJdhng lOa- dlOatc
Low Middlug, 1879 Good Ordinary lOc. WEEKLY receipts
1851 hacs sdpfntnts 2Oii bales sales iO bales, r1u
ners 81 bales stock, l,1i3 bales
SUmyEPOkI. Nov. 3.-GOiiun strong; MdhBg 10 &c Low
MhGlug 9tr.; Good Ordinary, nonisai weesy receipts
3TJ6 bales shVmen 15l5 bales sales 42l2 bales Stock
1919 bales.
MACON, Nov 3.-coron firm, upward tendency Mddinc
lOiac Mifdlng 3.c.; Good Ordinary, gac.. weekly
receipts 1909 babes shipments 5529 bales; sncs bsg1
bales: stock. 1876. Cos biles; 1870. 1910 TALES
COLuABUs, Nov. 3--iOfOn active; Midiling lOc. Low
hddnE -; Good Ordinary 9 tc weekly receipts g. 100
bales shipments 3J13 bales sales, 1884 haOS; spinner
1854 bales stock 1915. 6,tZ7 bales 1875, $3.50 bales
MONTGOMERY, Nov 3Cotton active, arm Mddlln x.
lOa-a O2c.; Low Addug lOer.; Good Ordinary, 0-.r;
weekly receipts 485S bai.s; Shipments bales stock
1876, 1851 bales; 1876, 6,I49 bales
PROVIDENCE Nov. 3-COit0n-Weeky net receipts 49,
bales Saes, rs - bales; stock, 1000 bales.
NYWBERRi, Nov. 3.--COtlOa firm; hddIInR 0a4a Low
Mddhmg 9i7c. 0Ood Ordinary. She; weekly receipts.
l4O0 baes shipments 1867 bales sales 1866 bales stock
% bales.
JEFFRrsoS in good demand MiddlIng 100;
Low Mi1ing 9sc Good Ordinary, pc: weekly receptA,
27s bales; shynIents, 400 bales; stock 2,Gi2 bales
POkI ROYAL, Nov. 3-CotiOn-Weoky net receipts 3l73
baes exports coastwse 24S bales stock 2205 bales
CINCINNATI. Nov. Section strong and higher Md.
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HE STATE or TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN l,AREEr~

/ ~ .tiI.A y NA'tfl-tN
trrpproot Eoy @-I,rk Eastern 'ui at 81 Western
@a @ ts a al fo 45 a5 .nart tr ' dn
Gg" al iplaeit Gull 90. shoulders si'a'y a
s. Bc linda Mess ergGT e. - arl Ef PmS M Wess
ifeady at 17G To%irmG city steady a r 456 iq5
| IN. duu al IOG Ceccs' American coice anu anu .,
3 da q % Fs !, ao F No G aa al al
. Vii,rr dii ut o. or Western aud lOJ ior southern
G S %o1 aug %i55 r mcctton iniurc steady
sellers . ~ ssi 6 5iis and Eoycmpe 1 5
o same az Jii piand 10" a ,S of c same at
eli. tnanfs Low Nidng clause, shirpci January and
% Nijiiin,, clause November aud December aelly;
crg 'aG: Upaais los Kidding CLAUSE D1CcmItr ana
January delivery G'asi Gana' Low g aItu ~, r6
300 ics Of VII coo we're American sas O. w., "s.h,
- 6g0 ats total stock 474OO bales Aui'ricn 100000
bales total free w .oo oncnt Of Cotton aida 25
bales. American, @sO00 sioI , i, of t,r
Week y 6O0 no rrcct- Of Wheat Tor nc aTs were
DAYS 1900 quarters Of which 2'oo Pu''''' WIG
AI ITFgr5o Nov s-l28o p mCctt.n i 9Goyani Low
cx1t Ur1uds Low Sdtlng clause January and February
INfmo0 N@y rroo shipped October and NoyeIa-
Trr s,il G',,d: also sales OF the same al oyagd;
aPna 1lrT aud Feor,isry sail cd; urIlnds Iow NJ.
dhns e , ,lS al MI TIa.d Low Nidnnc clause new
cop sirppe Noyeuber and Dccen6cr saul G,el I pana-i
fGE sail 6si riaads Low MIdg CLAUSE new cIe
sinpcd February and march sal. c'od tIiand 10" Mid
ding cla'ls., Silic and Ap'. delivery Ord o,,o,
'EA@,9 %oE 49,, 5m2 y an: "a N Wn5 ' iow Miii
clause NoycFAer Hc.ivy Cad also 'a,s OF tnc .51
February aud March san. o '4.: Ip@f,, 10" Nl''lhF
ITTgloo, Nov 3 3 p il-Upauds Cotton Low Ni.
ding clause December ANT Jna{ delivery 1,lsi p,,s
Iow Mddlug clause. new crop shipped N'''m'u ana D'
I%rlfoo Yoj 33j p w.. Brcastuae are quit. corn.
gll ne ccrjM for ioi WcssM SPigs "Eaie I9I Hr cT
f,r Sew irur Nos. The n1ract D. baIt 4" ga. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04

az o. god. Coyr oa!y moderate daa nd o.! SO,
l4c Domestic PAX wss ERIN at 81 CO. Im3'hy c".' -'
ouCie: Pclner-Sngap0re 14c: sumaTa, l3 2c' Nit >
S2"c Mae - gGe % S,ST i' ;oaSs .c36c Gurci
Calcutta, Ga &C. &iTcaI 7A2c tlmeht" a. 90 N''NN 90
STEATiN-rhc market was firm at loHc. 3 70 fer rme
sCGRR-Raw SUGAR was ar but stu qaiet a. i ioT
Far 10 Good ReiGnf S+c Tor rTiT h,9 'In.c9yalo AZ
9t40c Refined was IN demand at i zc i"r tr7hsn
r Cut Loaf lOc standard a aud 9a io''c ior otter
SiTHLLow-The marFet firm sales, 10000 70 Prime al
ia as been quiet al kinds and prices have been more
has been quiet 6 a. 5 5@ i od
GTae ae3gd wiz sale q 100 Gags g sase TO- iS735
6aGi1uCaia &C.; 100 New York lo'', on III
terms 90 cases cusy wanna, 1875 at 23c and -'o 'i''
Havana az Csc 0Sl IL. $500, 81.
wHIsKY-MarL,t very dull with 81 70 bid, and held at
81 !2'Q gallon. ,. shah
wUAIEBONt-rhc whole market is nominal IN me 1 80
sencc of reported eal,s Arctic is held al - % anu
"W60IwesIfs Kitcbing furnish the following r.
poarsTc cIP-Te demand has been good ana al NM
and speculative thIDngo9t tn enecag 50 for soae
Of the more desirable kinds Of fine Ie'ees az sf have
been greatly reduced though consdsIaDs au ,v r ~
roni ahcre may considered safe to bnhg IN iUt'sn
FHEFGS CSTi WcorThe ma-set has been dull prizes
rin IouinaIv unchanged but stocks Of some xmas Ot
10 sScnnSc Unless there is war IN Europe to crea'e
succliive demand wools or decided ven m
There which would influence business Ht' VIZ ~
oigcult 10 maintain present prices for Carpet WOODS III ou
markets -- -. hon at, i.,,-cvcd do.
,nand I'M stock, being quite light business has bte
triri,d The advance iu domestic Wool VIII adint on ~
inootio of U class competition, Therefore we tSc' w.
Sc, this branch of business revive not tahs ,tS
hazardous nltnr our present tariff Inc .SA 20 nv
auctions of Colonial Woods TO corr ence on t 90 @
when 2OaOcO bales or more viii be offered Oh Mn sUc
I4og will bc cane Although tie lnar6es 81 irplt ~, .
b,t distirnrI les the political aspect Of Affairs IT. u r..
thought Thai prices at the sales will be affected adversely "
quote Domestic. .-,,.., ,o.fEoc. w Alg
y. 3 lIC.. Nc J., oSCi5cs No. ,--''N' N'
80 9Ic Coulug soc; Tub WASHED, 80 a. ~, ,,,
CAtIFORNIA UNwAsHED-Spring CHIP lS4SIe'i i"u ''''
l202.C. -. ga, oc sinner gy12pc:
No l. 2009jc.. No p Sal2c. IAmhs, $500 "''''i"'
% 1r southern. - PC: California IOH ~ g., C,,
oru.oy U'rs frty tNUSoUIFKS SINiEs-t i.NsI'" ''''
,r av,rlsp guglIy. - 10 do. COmbire, d't"''
iXss-IrWq,ci superior Is G2sc, 40 Average va 1''i
Ordinary. lSd2}c; Cause, ltGl aC .-,,,o,,.1
NTN-MFNlCAN ti'AlKAio-N aHh' -" -'.-
lT02lC. Black, 80 1900. ,..-- .s..,...t,- An
Fo.plsy- Aus yallu-Por Philip. Greasy Sdpt'l0I 80
Al. trcasv Average 81 DOC; Greasy CORNING - ~
Sviufv. sy superior 81 04Oc, Greasy Average %" a.,
cane 81 Good II5p Province Greasy SipciIni "-
G.aic. Gr,qSv Average, ,Oa3lc Eastern ffo'n'' 'l
Surcrior a32c; GREASY Average, 2'@ 900 ..,N
Greasy superior. 1Uds3c. Grcasr Average 'o"o7' ''
COmhlHc, Ale.
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doing the Improvement was manly on oe o65 bHsb
wheh were For ~ M4e Western and state $5al9c for White
Western ana state 2e log aSecSIi York No p 4ic
for No white 3205Sc. for Mixed WestSEi,; , $5c
$500 to6 90 HH Ss MSs and White state mainly AT
sluoi9s a IA 400 bns Old 40 2Clclgo at - fac
FIELD was 10 i si rsg l al S SlI Y@ BEANS
AM Prime Old were 81 request at Jul inll -, p1y les
Harrow Choice old; 81 l5Qs2 70 Nar5@W nee Primo
b. y gr Nv 8 S9ass So California Lima Beaus
GUTSIEs were qe 9'2c ior Calcutta and II &C. TOT
DP MHY &3B 5rNW"ThSrc Wa quite fair trade in Go
retail and shipping Saes 90 I ,l r1n Ne quote: Hay
shpus 50 Gc Retail qHaliiee {0 r er Eye 5oa6Oc
for sG9T! y 9TG 20 q}S tc S and no.nnala
Jae Butts wer, qact bot steady al a. cod tar Sal
pu ~ ~ a. r market continued 20 show much hnhcss duG
pretty fair sufficient 20 tase al, Si i ~ R cys
ss96Rl ct Scd Co. Cos Dry Matamoio 400 Dry Sailei
Texas 81 Dry BoS@ ts " oTo;c. Bucnos Ayres %
2s D. 2c Gpen@s Ayres 2o@25 % zyi3a2lg no
2O9a22L n, 2ose2 c. CoiIieates5, ztG ~ & 6G0Ic; cali
Grande soa22 T. 2oe C9og2; ~ s &ES iseei To- lsa
iSe san Juan 21a34 h. Y alsc Ma'amoros 23@z5 %,
y Boc0ta Is6 20 n lsa20c Maracaibo 2Oa23
i5dGc: Baha 2lq22 10. 15alGc Puerto C3hsIo ana ~
SSayiia 2f25 r. I5aiGc Sisa 2Oa22 ~ &C can;
Ps&ccey All eo1 Texas and southern 3la&o r l+els2f
Wet saited HdesBuenos Ayres 1900 3D. ga 3ja5G
~ IOS i0oc Para $3.50 70. dsc New Orleans O'{' U g
8 IN m, .O0i &C.; Texas Pulled and Packcd 0OGU
I2c currency: Texas, Knite yiaal &c uSsIoncitcT
Sc: Cit Slaughter, OK, UO4oJ TO- &C. N'S
oPsTIs market was again quiet but thc Litc s,', Va
aSe{. tevaiIed VIZ. Choice lots were MN pui P1O ~
,ieufy nd e,Sv We quote: Crop Of 1876 State
Fspry ll n }803Gc: Good 20 Prime, 81 go az 20
o. a.. (aliiornias 35a3Sc; Eastern 70 90
5g9Jc cru OF 1875, state Fair 20 EancN iVG-vVi .o
~ 5sc MI r. Wells IN his weekly cIcul"t ~
Ias lccu mi her quiet This week. We notc i
medium and low grades t st'A u I -
~ fSst orcuuulcnc Choice sEW1aE Hops keep ii ~
iricr and ae 10y plenty. Lac reports 4l
l+aUv iaficsF Lat American take tie preieeAce aoONC M
forfif~i Hons his encouraging news 20 il '
LoIdfrs OF u9 goods. We have ALREADY SidPpoo 10 IN
over l1 600 bales crop against oOuu iS
ne cnrr,. uuud!ug Last year filteH pa H
l. oting rli ut dealers there not YET lriN ~
mice co,coutitlr very few Hops are gong iWtiu ~ ,i
t., rle Receipts FOR the Wteh, E,tft bueS rs
srre semi l. 1870 sol bales total lOl same P,li ~
1s-s -Sl bales: export CcarilCcs i0f me W't@ I,,U
bal, total since sept l. 1876 l02li bales loai io' SN
PITDiA III RRsR has in only moderate dYln2nd PuI
ruIsd ,teaoy GGd63 20. for ilEc lua' 500,
C.rsc 10 glc for EsucfSda Ole ior Pressed qua!
soc f to CarthageHa 4ec for Nicaragua scrap "H" o"
for ~. Sheet 49,. 49,, e,,org inward turn
,hs e-k and large sales OF HcmlJck sole nave Ote HL'
a. = p,auut3ctartI The week closes with Oll
W. a1vsrc e 0uofaticus both Crop Slld liehu.h. ~
~ no weck III 4Jg sides and l,2to piltsi tNIut9
sas viz 5000 England and 200 10 the Oohe'"' We
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7id6ia.bt I.re Dd. ~ ioo2 , .a,n d, PER- l
iu 800 u.n. OATS 8 300 bush Barley. -ouu hnsh N,,.
ar1i 10 ,ss bash FaIcy as ra,n inferior points
Corn up bnsn "t,,ai, '"tvo Ugr6S ~ F,T
bush" Iau'y,, 29.W DUH Nv" 9G{ .,u.'r ,t,t
~ tar mIhns demand; sales q l.'2! bn-H. White
SO , al II - cars 40 White % uu.i.rs 90 u -
Corn ;'nr ,a.es on -" D'I r ~ W.ter1 ti.rs NJ
81 90. Onts dun; no inquiry. Eyo-0aos of $500 uusu
No r,loTic trade .ac- ri,as ar changed.
e " .s 4" 1l Il,'' 80; sales II - G5. H. a
I1ri-iar trade quotations uucianwd anal IrrEhin nn
frrirh steady aua unchanged Wheat, ss', corn so 10
NccImti,Go Soy. s-rioar ea,r but mol, qpoaby lower
" ii -Slt,' T NI' % d. an ali.a. 90, ri,. II io b.
cinb.r; ~ 3 do o.. &C.. R.ie,;.I Com tul,
at So Barley Gossy a. 51.c cash s-c D-,,,uu,r Pork
s a' .l 1ldP 81 81 G fe t,r i aiaci
80 U2u - 81 cash 80 o. %o' cmbcr - 500, - ~ DE-
finn. Whi-Ky easier, bat not quoiahy lower AZ 81 u..
Wheat TO- 80 bush. toin 81 900 bush Olts $1,000 bus
kyG t0OO bush5 nsIi ',yuo Dus' ~ t o,i
2 oG1 isi, I've 7GO b1.l. barley 5000 bu.h At Tho
s,I'i'oia ss n VI Com reaV, ,nd Io,r An no.
yegegr H. Dgc"TnoT 0a :. e II, ~, rSrA lower
briHoG Mich ;;o, B.. f.olf ,e 500 10 30 Tor Choice
No / Amb,r Michigan offered nj ~ - Com firm No
tc 81 &c., 3D. Eecrpia-floir y oblss Wheat 10
1gsh Corn, y bush, oats, 400 bush shipments t!aT
b1.b '''' ""''' -''''
Dt,,.,,s.,,, vo, q ttnpr dun and UNCHANGED Wheat
cnilt mi a I,d :. 20gsl Is Corn nm m n demand and
~, n tgy oats Juli and Unchanged Vyr -.rqfy AT
So U,Tlev AIN ,uT rnWTai porE ou.t but sf,,dt az
sIC 20 lana i'm good drInlud steam Rendered ~ 20 li
Kun. IOi.r Meats Sb0ul
der. 6ac. clear Iub Sdes SC; Gear sides S,c Racon
in Iigi demand but holders inn Snouldrra &c clear Rii
Sdes s1,dSTr. clear sides gi.0gi.c WHISKY sfeay with
fsif demand AZ sI uS Butter duh and dropping Hogs
f,rv active aud shade higher. Common s5GsJ %. Far
10 Good Light 10 85a - 81 do HEAVY 81 1890 GO sales
chiefly Al ~ zoo - 30 rcceipts 25l shipments. 1873
NttN,rKpF Nov 3 Ftour quirt ami uicuaue'd " neat
weak. opencd a. &c lower closed active but lower No
uU 1 Np - Io Jere ii n.
January 81 Is; No Migaukee, a OF Corn Grmer; 40.
sefe: closed steady No at 81 a6l c Barley weak AT
decline OF %: No Spring p2c; December S5cy No DO
4Gc Pfoyiz.s duiet but Pork $40 75a SIG.
Prime steam Lard, 80 o. Frcights quiet aud unchanged.
Reccips-ElOuT. 500 bbH Wheat, 10000 bush. ship
ments-tlour 1900 bbls.; Wheat 5000 bush
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-PcitOlcun-No demand Refined,
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Dlpi0cn0 Notices.
90 Obom II Aldp Concern
PROCLAMATION BY THE MAYOR.
90 REWARD

MAYORS OFFtCf. NFNs.N ORR, Soy. ], 1907.
ONE HUNDRED DOI.LAi!S roWdul b. hereby ohereH 10
, sson mo shall cause tho arrest conviction Of
o6cr person Tor illegal voting by reason % having alecy reg
ci hi, vote under fils pcr0natou o. q. having gwen
false rcgdcLcc Of registering himself or causing hstl To
H. registered district of ~ having registered
bpi.tf when citizen not cn tied Ia vote be
Of residence Of deficient term OK residence Or OF
hay ng committed respect 10 any act OF Itglsa
lion the aTrUs GA any other person VINO may commit
PERJURY IN respect 10 ihs sh. oi VOTING %. no -
commit Ohrnsc against any ~ the Rcgisrailn stat
this state, who may commit any oheise dst any
of he Election laws ~ this state.
conviction " be- had aud obtained una ana
b. virtue state laws and evidenced by the proper GER
uGcatc OF TIE D!srictAttorney oi the county 49,, 60,
49, WN. II. VIC KHAN. Mayor.
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ar @ o7o a,a; she yards are ccaF Of locli stock AM
10 ,c1ta f. ag 20 % head. making the iot1 i,r i,e
f.r d,- H. 500 i,a Ncr.cIs, a54sj o. F-a''''''
O. 1i0%G. -..,.... ,.-i,, .t, ,,,al c,r The
f,li..v- q. 10 , head, t.s..He, 80 "Fc7t "'.
I>r!.Ntt:r Soy. o. Hoes - eog' d"ihah" VIII "a w
varI tendency at SJctj $50 receipts l''"'.
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THE EXAMINER,

AN INDEPEN DENT WEEKLY REVIEW OF POLITICS,
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SMALI1POX, FEVER, and SKIN DISEASES
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ton the results Breathing Air infected with Fevers Mca
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by all Chemists ana the Manufacturer
The numerous statements aud letters relating to its marvel
ou effect as positive scarlet fever and other b!oo
poon are most remarkable and painfully suggestive OF
great neglect whenever the PYRETIC sALTN is not en-
ploye in these diseases furnishes the blood with its
lost saline constituents Morgan, VI. D.. ETC. etc.
The late Dr. Tmrioy states his letters and lectures
found It act s spec6c 10 crn o. Scarlet Fever
NO OTHER medicine being given
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-08-26

who is in command, said he could do nothing in the
matter as against the natives. as be had no authority
to 20 to the island and take them prisoners If they
we're on board the only thing he could do would be
TO convey them 10 Sydney.
The seaman who was the sole survivor Of the crew
Of the Dancing Wave was wounded n several places,
having received 4 blow on bis head. a large cash on
each shoulder. and an injury with . bolt on his
snine