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NOTES AND NEWS.
THE scltENCK RESOLUTION.

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NOTES AND NEWS.
rur acupucx prsn1,trTtor.
8pse'al Dspatea 70 Tie 7ttbnns ~
WARRINGTON ID. u, July l3--lhc House |
unanimously adopted the resolution which ccn-
surcs zen. scactcK 'oe lis cohneetlon Will 'he
Emma Mine. IAe RESOLUTION condemns
sehouck's conduct Ii, becoming Director and |
lila onnrottons In connection with tho n,ne, as
ill-adylscl, imprulcnt, and Incompatible with
ns
This result was reached by compromise. Gen.
cart,r1it hod nrcnared nm c]o1,orate snccch unon
seheuek's sa career, in which, While not c1cusug
ha' he severely criticised tic method Of Tie
invest,gatE Go1ee: ;,'e H., y .ns m nnnt5 ag,gSu ~
between uatae!a amo oes @ ~. ~ soHasa thoa
Garfield did not speak. This agreement wan car
fsed our .,,r
i.si TMn Ah1lGAa si isVMoin ~ ~, t., x,,..t,,
10 re rrotecl'oh o. tMe 'o Gsanue oosaet WnG1t
teachinE any eone!ns!on. r., stnsensG1. o. t1nG1s
s toops T e.
Mexican border neeanse u wa1 n Violation 81
Mexican hoysreisniy: e,s.n Cntes HARRISON oppossea
would hfnE disnonoT upon nncs1san y a.. sodof5' and
vas equivalent 70 9o,s decaraten M.sar.f Of war
of tho secret Service, is to bc remnvcd. SAMUEL
Fclkrr, Of Chicago, ls understood to be candidate
for the puat!on. Three other romoya's Of sub
ordnatcs in the Treasury arc also announced for
to-mnrroW.
ACTS APPROVED.
10 the WtsfsrH Asoctaltd Hresa
WABnlNatnN. y. e., July THE President has
approved tu following acts Of Congress: An act
relative to the redemption OF unused sta'nps;
an net authorizing the cornrnlss!oncE Of Indian
| II, open markct; an act TO amend Sections
| 8, R0a and ), ,8.H Of the Revised Statutes,
| providing penaltv for milling. ohscenc
hpoks Hni other matter therein contained. and pro-
lIltIuX ottory circulars passing through tue mails:
, 1876-07-13

JIM AlcGHATn had better turn Ills attention
10 some other business than running 1of Mayor
l. Is not his best hold.
, 1876-07-13
PERU.

REVOLUTt0N suFFhEg9HD.
PAsAnA. July 1.-The revolution At Cukzo
Peru, wa suppressed with thu oss OF thirty liyes
, 1876-07-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Durnett's Flnvortng Extracts ara used and
indocd BY the best hotels. confcctioners, gFoeefs,
and tie nrat families in the country.
, 1876-07-13
SPAIN


NApnIp, July la.-coagsess has adopted tho
Mlnlststial plan for tho settlement Ut tho national
dsht
, 1876-07-13

INDIANAPOLIS. July IA terrible thuadet.
storm prevailed hets to-day for ha!f a. h9as, 70
damage was done by overflow Of watas, but 20 casa
of particularly heavy lou t. reported: st'esm:
from high water u spp1ehended. II hA stopped
tAtring now.
, 1876-07-13

WAau1SaroN. July 10.-Ths fact thae both
Houses Of Congtess have passed = bill which will
have the effect II carried out, Of entirely sup.
pressing tbs lottery bus!usss a the United Suites.
tisements, has escaped public attention. Such =
bill wa4 sent to tha President fur stgnssare ysssas.
day. Tbs Grst suction felates 10 the circulation
Night amendment OF the present law. This second
section ensuds soc 814, 10 that 1t will sead ~
fol!uW4:
No LITTER or circular concerning lotterca so.calcd
Etfs conceftA os other similar snkcfpttses 0Qe1tlF
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Marching out Of Egypt.

In a colored church in Augusta,
Georgia, a novel ceremony, called
Marching out of Egypt" has been in.
troduced. The worshippers meet al
about nine O'Clock at night, and, amid
solemn chanting, march around in a
circle hour after hour. Those who hold
out at this treadmill sort of perform
ance until daybreak are considered the
chosen ones, and destined for heaven
while those who fall by the wayside
from weakness of the flesh, if not the
spirits, are not in state of grace.
A gentleman living in the city was
surprised one morning at perceiying
that although 1t was seven O'Clock, no
preparations for breakfast, and the cook
was not visible. Imagining all sort of
things, that Dina was dafunct, or had
fled to other regions, he opened her
room door, and found her lying asleep.
like some marble (black) statue seen
in Europe" After much shouting he
succeeded in rousing her, and asked her
what she meant by sleeping so late.
WhereupOn she replied that she had
been Marching out of Egypt" and
explained the ceremony as above rela-
ted. She was one OF the elect.
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From the County Seat.

Hon. j. ID. Stiles, of Allentown at .
tended argument court on Wednesday.
Henry Green, ESQ.,. of Easton, was
arguing certain cases before Judge
Dreher on Tuesday.
Bernard Phillips took possession of
the Recorders Office on Monday, made
vacant by A, Nottingham.
Mr.. Frank Knipe, of Weissport, was
on Tuesday chosen clerk for the Com
missioners. Mr.. Knipe is very little
known and every one asks "who Is
Frank Knipe?" The salary was re-.
duced from 5000 to $500.
ExRecorder Graver is assisting Mr..
b. Philips in understanding the roll.
Why wasn't Mr., Whittlngham retained
for a few days.
Hon Zach Long,of Lehighton, was in
town on Friday.
Mr.. Edward Mckinley while unload
ing railroad iron ON Friday last, met
with misfortune in getting two fing-
ers mashed. DR.. Irwin was called TO
dress the wound, and found it neces.
sary to amputate both fingers.
VIM. Curry, a tramp, was severely
bruised by an engine on the l.. V. RR.,
early Saturday morning, DR.. DeYoung
attended the unfortunate man. r. O.
Butler had the tramp sent to the County
Poor House.
O. T. Ames VS.. Anthony Dimmick,
rule to show cause why new trial shall
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MARRIED.

PETER-MANTz.--on tho 9TH ult.. by Rev
A. bartholomew, Mr.. John A. Peter. and Misi
Einaline Mantz, both OF Leighton
HONTZ-DILOHER-O the 5th nit, by The
same, Mr.. William HOntE, aud Miss Leila DilCh
or. both of hnHUninR
sCHA AhFFER-sNYDER ON the 18th ult
by the same, MI. f. W. SChaeher, Of Schuylkll
and Miss =. S. Snyder, Of West Penn.
KNBPPER-LEILY.--O the 25th ult., by
the same, Mr.. William Kuepper and Miss Gar.
Olina Leiiy, both Of West Penn
REHRIG-M ULH EARN. .-- on the same day,
bv the same MIR. James II. Eehrig, ana Miss
Anna Mulhenrn. both of LehightOn.
KLEINTOP-BEER.-O the 3lst ult.. by
the same, Mr.. Joseph KlentOp, aud Miss Ema.
line Beer both Of Lower TownInenslng.
GOMBBRT-HONTZ-O the End inst, by
the same, Nr, Henry GOmbett. and Miss Ema.
line HOntz, both of Mahoning.
ANDREAs--COLE.-On the 2ith ult.. by
Rev. T.. X. Derr, Mr.. Amandus Andreas, Of
Washington Twp, TO Miss Maryetta cole, OF
Kreidersville.
ONELLY-BLLES.-On the stn ult., by
Rev. @ 4. Haines, Mr.. John Cyuelly, of Mauch
Chunk aud Miss May Ellis, OF Franklin.
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Aphion Vocal Society.

PACKERTON, Jan. 9 1875.
New Years evening the Aphon Vocal r ooi.
ety. Of this place, met br invitation OF Mr. Jas.
Martin at his residence, for the purpose of sur.
prisiug his daughter, Mrs Lizzie Martin, and
having a good time in general. The Aphion
was organized some three weeks ago under the
leadership Of Prof Davis, practised diligently
twice week and in tins very short time have
learned, as was evinced on II ew Years evening.
an almost incredible number of piccas aud sang
them with Preat accuracy and taste. They met
ut the house of Mr.. Gould and proceeded in a
body to their destination, gathered at the door
and struck up the chorus, "JOy, Joy, Freedom
To day." from Balfe's " Bohemian Girl" which
they rendered in splendid style, produc
ing magnificent effect IN the open air After
TINS, having been invited inside by the compile.
lely surprised young lady, they passed the earl
Ter part OF the evening in singing yariLus of
thrlr ch0lce seiectons--lluets and solos. inteI.
spefse0 win instrumental music by some OF the
members OF the society. Then theV passed off
TO the dinlng;rOOm. and opened up a splendid
repast with The tOast, Here's a Health to All
Good Lasses," sung by the society, who after.
wards enjoye1 themselves generally singing a
number OF serious ana coullc pieces. One Of the
most interesting features OF the evening Yves
the singing OF " Johnny SChmOkeI" by the male
members OF the society led by that well.knOwn
comic comic gentleman Mr. Thomas X. RaICnff, who
handled his DatOn-the DrOOm-wIth most liugn.
able skill, and sounded the pitch with a fork
about three feet long. The merriment was kent
up unGll eleven O'Clock, and the party separated
with reluctance IN order to get home before i2
so as not to desecrate the sabbath. on the
Whoie the affair was most pleasant and the
singing did great credit to both the members OF
the society and the leader, young music teach.
or residing here who has shown great ability
IN ms iayollte pursuit The society tender theiI
thanks TO Mr.. HOilenbach. tenor, of Catas ~.
qua, Tor his kind assistance. 1he following
ladles participated. Misses Emma BIttendorfer
OF WllKes-Barre. Maria Harleman of Weather.
~, Llzze Martin, sarah Conner, Cara Harle.
man, OF PacKertOn, Mrs W. l.. Stiles and Mrs
j. BOhn, of PaCkertOn.
Tx HAMMER
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our old friend John Kerchner OF Kresgeyille,
met with serious accident last Wednesday
evening" He started to come to Stroudsburg
in the afternoon and was accompanied by Peter
Shafer, of Gilberts, When they came as far as
Peter MOstellers, ON this side Of snydersvlle
II had become so dark that they stopped and
borrowed u lantern of Mr. Mosteller. Tney then
drove little further when they came to
bridge. Here one side of the wagon went down
over the end which threw Sir. Kerchner out
down into the creek Shafer jumped out and held
on to the horse just long enough to give KeTch.
ner little tune to drag himself on the bang q
little way, when Shafer left go Of the horse and
down went wagon and horse Into the creek
The crles OF Sbufer brought some persons living
near by to their rescue. Kerchner was carried
to Mostellers house and Dr. LeBlr sent for who
wnen he examined him fourd he had broken
leg in two places below his knee and broke the
knee cap. We understand he il uoing gnite
well,but has not yet been moved from MI, Mos.
tellers house.-StrOudsDurg Democrat.
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Closing Prices of DEHAvEN g. Town
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia
Special Notices.
f. F. Kmkle,s Bitter Wine of Iron

Has never been known to fail in the cure nj
weakness, attended with symptoms indispo
sition to eXertion, loss OF memory, dlfficuit of
breathing, general weakness horror of disease
Weak, nervous trembling, dreadful horror of
death night sweAts. cold feet, weakness dim
ness OF vision languOr, universal lHssitude of
lhe muscular system enormous appltite. with
dyspepsia system, hot hands, flushing Of tho
body, drvness Of the SKIN, palid cOuntenanoe
ana eruptOns on the face, purifying the blooo
pam in the baok, heavln 9sS OF the eyelds fre
quent black SCOTS flying before the ewes w IN
temporary suifusOn and loss of signt; want of
attention, sc, These symptoms all arise from
weakness, and to remedy that use E l.. Kun
kle's Bitter Wine Of Iron, II never fails
Thousands are now enjoying health VINO have
used II. Get the genuine sold only in 81 bot
ties Take only E. +. Kunkers. Depot and
Office. No. 259 North Nl1th st., Philadelphia,
Pa.
Ask for Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. This
truly valuable tome has been so thorOuphIv
tested by all classes OF the community that IN is
now deemed Indispensable as Tonic medicine
II costs but httle, purlfies the blood and gives
tone to the stomach, renOvates the system and
prOtOngs life.
L now only ask a trial of this valuable tonic
Price 81 per bottle. EFF Y UNKLE,S sole PronIie
Tor, No. 25j No tn Ninth l., below Vine Ph Ia
delphia, Ia. ASK for X kle's Bitter Wine Of
Iron. aud take no other t is sold Unly IN IN
bottles, With phOtOgra of the proprietor ON
eacn wrapper, all other counterfeit. sold by
all drugniSt5. ~
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OFFICIAL AUTHORIZATION.
Treasury Departm ent.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF The CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON. NnYemhnr 2rh. lS7h

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF The CURRENCY l
WASHINGTON, November 3rd, 1875.
WHEREAS BY satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned IL has been made 20 appear
that THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
LEHIGlGTON, in the Borough Of LehightOn,
in the County Of Carbon and siHte Of Psnnsyl.
vahia has compiled with all the provisions OF
the Revised statutes OF the United Stafes rs.
quired 10 be COmpied with before an As>Ocla.
uOn nall he authorized 20 commence the Busi.
ness Of Banking
NOW THEREFORE,. I. John Jav Knox, Comp.
uOler OF the Currency, do hereby certify that
The First National Bank OF BehghtOn, in the
BOIOdgh OF LehiRhton in the County OF CaI bon,
ana state OF PENNSYLVANIA IL authorized to
commence the Business OF Banking as provid
ed m section tifty-one hundred and SIX y-nin6
OF the Revised Statutes Of the TINTED STATES.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness nv hand and
seal of Office tins Third dav Of November, 1875.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
Comptroller OF Currency.
Nov. 13.9w mo. 230s
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Public Sales.
Bills for the following sales have been print.
ed ut this Office during the past few days:
January I, 1870, at one O'Clock y. M, the yau.
able farm In Franklin twp ,iHte the pI Operiy
OF Jon as Remaly, decd. A. d W. Remay
and |. q. BaRenstose, Administrators.
January 18th, Mt O'Clock d. m., at the Hotel OF
James q. Seagreaves, in Parryvlle, the vau
able real estate Of Jacob MONTE decd, near
Parryvllle Danl Wentz administrator.
Jan. end, 1875, D. M on toe premises in East
Penn Township, the valuable real estate Of
Louis Fransz. decd r. w. SueReIwalt,
Administrations
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Ten Rules.

The following ten rules are neUer to be observ.
ell at church
/. Never open your pew door to stranger
wanting a seat lie may have designs on your
purse.
2 II the sexton brings stranger TO your door
look daggers at him and make him last rs un.
comfortable as you can.
-, 3. Take cut your watch several times during
the sermon, ana II IL Is a hun,lng.Cdse, shut IL
up with snap. II may hurry the preacher
4. When you return your a. mn.boOK to the
rack let It go down with bang 1t enlveUs the
service.
5 Wear the most stylish dress YOU have. II
shows YOU don't care for the pl oprietes.
o. Rusn to the pew door on the instant OF the
last amen You are glad It's over.
7. stop In the aisle tO salute all your friends
III makes you conspicuous.
3. Tread OH as many dresses OF the ladies as
you can ana make them look around
s In the door, stand still and have chat, 80
as 10 nlnder ull Dehind you from geJtlug out.
lO. Then light vOur segar and go Out
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- EGISTER'S NOTICE.


Notice Ia hereby given that the Executors,
Administrators and Guardians hereinafter nam.
ed. have filed their respective accounts Of the
following estates I'm the RegisteI's ONCE. ut
Mauch Chunk, In and for the U0Unty Of Carbon,
winch accounts have been allowed by the Rec
ister will be presented 10 the Judges OF the
Orphans CourtOn Monday, the nth day of Jan.
uary next, at ~ o'clock AM, for confirmation;
First and final account Of Thomas shaffcr ad
mini>trator OF the estate Of John SchOCh, decd.
Final account Of Thomas Kuehner, guardian
OF Esby Ballet
First and final account Of Daniel Straup and
Mary Boyer, administrators, &C, OF David
Boyer, decd.
Second and final account OF John Smith, ad.
mlnistratOr Of the estate OF Charles DOugherty,
decd.
First and final account Of Elizabeth Kersher.
administrative OF John Kersher. iced.
First account o. Mannus MoGinty one OF the
Administrators OF T.. II. GillcK, deed
First and flual account Of Richard ShnrUe one
OF the administrators OF Geo &c BslfOrd, decd.
First ald final account OF Rebecca Kline, al.
minls;rntrlx Of the estate Of Peter Kline, decd.
First and final account OF Henry Boyer, ad.
minlstratOr Of the estate Of traiiOs Palmer.
decd.
a. WHITTINGHAM Register.
Registers office Maucl ChuHd Dec. Is, 1875.
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Harrisburg, January Ga resolu-
tion was adopted in the House this NOR
ming urging Congress to favor the i'm
mediate repeal of the law increasing
the rate of postage on third class mail
matter. Both Houses adopted the Con-
ference Committees report to consider
no business pending at the close of the
session of last year, unless reintroduced.
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To COnSumDtiVes.

THE advertiser, having been permanently
cured Of that dread disease, Consumption,
by simple remedy. is anxious to make known
tolhls fellow sufferers the means OF cure. To all
who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
cI1ptlOn used, (iTee Of charged with the direc
tons for preparing and using the same, which
they will tnd SURE CURE Tor CONSUMPTION
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &C.
Parties wishing the presCr ption will please
address, REV. f. a. WILSON,
l9i Penn street. " lllamsDur0
dec. 1S-m6 New York
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Tape Worm Re owed Alive.

cad tnd all complete in two hours No fee
Illl ne basses. Sei, Pin ana Stomach Worms
removed by DR.. KUNKLE, 2og NOrh Ninth ST,
Au.lcc nee; No tee until cured. ASK for
htNhLE WORM SYRUP. Price, IL, and guar
hnteed. send fOr CIRCULAR Ian lin
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The Conl Trnda.

We have nothing important TO add to our last
weekly report of the anthracite coal trade. the
oyersupply OF coal that caused suspension Of
mining sul continues, and pretty much all
business connected with the trade continues
Yanced In consequence of suspension, nor IL It
probable that they will during the prese MT
the Lehigh region, and any prospect of a ma.
terhl reduction Of the present output will
stimulate observation-disclosures Sd.
The following table shows the quantity OF coal
shlpped over the Lehigh Valley Railroad for the
week ending Jan. st 1875 and for the wear q
compared with the same time last year
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DIED.

KOONs.-On the 2nd ult.. in Lehighton'
George Henry, son OF WillOughDy ana sarah
Rooms aged years, months ana ~ days.
SITTLER.-On the 9Th ult., IN MahOninR
Ediia j., daughter of Charles ana Prcila SIT
tier, aged years months and II days.
BkOBsT On the 18th ult IN Weatherlv,
Chas, husband of sally BrODst, aged IS years 8
months ana % uayr
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Omcers Elected.


At the regular stated meeting of Washington
Council, No. I22, =. q. s. OF A, held In their
hall, ON Thursday evening OF last week. the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
term.
r., Henry Kostenbader,
N.P.. E. II. Kresge.
NJ. of 4. and o., J. J. Kline,
II. s., IL. IL. MustelmRn,
y. 5 II, A. drawer,
G., Il. II. Walp,
r., A. Oswald,
4. O., A. II. 0raver,
q. g., John Walp.
Trustees, +. A. Graver, p. Wagner and II. p.
Iovnn.
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n II. SEWERS,
Local and Personal.

~ Parties receiving the ADVOCATE
with cross marked after their names
will please remit the amount due for
Subscription, or the extra 90 cents will
be added to pay the expenses of collec-
ton. -A7
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VICK'S
Flower e. Vegetable Seeds

are the best the world produces. They are
planted by mil lOn people in AmeTca, and the
result Is, beautiful Flowers ana splended Vege-
tables. a priced catalogue sent free To all who
enclose the postage-a cent stamp.
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The Board OF Pnrdons.

The board Of pardons met Tuesday morning.
In the Application of the death sentence OF Bar
ney M'Cue, Of LyconnR county, the board rec.
ommends that he be imprisoned for life.
The board recommended the pardon OF the
Schuylkill County Commissioners who were
imprisoned for malfeasanoe In office, the paruon
10 take effect at the March meeting OF tho
hOard
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Errors of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
- Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and ali
the effects Of youthful indsCretOn will for the
sake OF suffering humanity. send free to all who
need IT, tine recipe and directions for making
the simplest remedy by which he was cured.
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience can do 80 by addressing In perfect
commence. JOHN b. OGDEN,
dec IL m6 AZ Cedar St., New York
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1b Gents-RIIP.

L TURES CURED DR.. J. b. Ho-
b"njack's Nickle-Plated Galvanc Truss and
Fluid VIII cure seven cases out OF ten. Don't
rust crack or break lightest not affected by
perspiTatIOu or bathing Warranted s years.
French and German Irusses ana Braces, Sus.
peDsores. &c Onethird the price Others seIl
for. zoo Second street, above Race. Philadel.
phia. June .75-ly eow2
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vICK'S
Flower s. Vegetable Garden

is the most beautiful WORK OF the kInd in the
world. II contains nearly I5O pages hundreds
Of fine illustrations, and four ChTomo Plates or
FIOi0erS, beautifully drawn and coIored from
nature Price % cts IN paper covers 65 cents
bound in elegant cloth.
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The Weekly Patriot

Is a large sheet Of eight nages containing forty.
eight columns Of matter devoted TO Literature,
Agriculture and the advancement of the best
interests of the people,
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY 800 per annum for
single copies 4COpies Sl.40 each per anuum !;
each per annum 81 copies, 81 90 each per an,
NUN so copies, 90 cts each per 9nnum.
The cash must in all cases accompany the or
der. All club packages will be addres sed only
on the outside wrapper to one person. The
postage on the DAILY and WEEKLY viii in all
cases be prepaid by the pub Ishers.
Remittances must be made by =. o. order,
registered letter, or check payable to the order
bf the Patriot Publishing Co. Money entrusted
to the mails will be at the risk Of the sender.
Address
PATRIOT PUBLISHING CO.,
Dec. Is. Harrisburg, Pa.
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STR AY PIG.

Came to the premises OF the undersigned. a
short time ago. Stray Pig. The owner Is re-
quested to come forward prove property, pay
charges and take It away, or 1t will be sold ae.
oOrding 10 law. SABINA HONTz,
Dec. Is, lST5w3 Rickertsyile Franklin tWp
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Vick's Floral Guide.

THIS IS beautiful Quarterly journal, finely
illustrated, and containing an elegant colOred
tr0ntlspteee with the first number. Price only
20 cents for the year. Tle first number for 1870
Just Issued, Address
JAM@s WICK, Rochester, N. Y,
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NAUTION.

A II persons are hereby cautioned not to mo-
lie I or buy the TWO (2l COAL SHANTIEB
with contents, situated III East Penn Township
Carbon Co1nty, Pa, formerly belonging TO
Daniel l.. Miller. Of West Penn, Schuylkill Co.,
Pa, as they are my property from this date
December l6th 1875
dec. 25.w3 T. L. SlTTLER.
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-, Uf EuIGHTON.
Ihe Annual Election tor Dil ectors of this
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TUESDAY, JANUARY mn, Is76' MAJ Sysen
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