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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-06-24

On our first page to-day will be
found the platform adopted by the Gin.
cinpati Convention, and sketches Of
the Republican nominees for President
and Vice President, to which we invite
the attention of our readers.
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Plymouth church, which raised Mr..
Beechers salary to 100000 last year
to enable him to meet the expenses of
his trial, voted Wednesday night to re.
store il to the previous figure of $780,
900.
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We are under obligations to his ex-
cellency John f. Hartranft, governor
of Pennsylvania, for a copy of the
pamphlet laws of the session OF the
general assembly for 1876.
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A. SEYMOUR, M. ID,

~. DRUG STORE, N. w corner THIR-
TEENIH aud BROWN Streets, Philadelphia,
is more than usually successfulln the treatment
of Blood. SKIN and Urinary Affections, diseases
arising through imprudence or early mdtscre-
tiOns, OF where the parties ath cted do not care
to apply 20 their regular physician. Charges
moderate. TwO-thirds OF the DOctOr's Patients
have employed him solely through the recon-
mendation Of others July 2+yl
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-06-24

The Republican State Committee
met Wednesday at Harrisburg, and
adopted resolutions strongly endorsing
the Cincinnati platform and candidates.
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Here is one of the first sneclmen,

Here is one of the first specimens
of campaign poetry, which we clip from
the columns of the "Daily Graphic g."
The man the Democrats bO daze
To send them on their devious wavs,
Ana I'LL their souls W tn wild amaze,
Their build ngs shake their towers raze,
And set their whole shebanG in blaze
At the end OF the coming election days,
Is-woil, wen Gall hun President Hayes.
How nice the above looks OH paper -
but then you sometimes most always
can't tell how an election is going, eh
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- II Is reported tnat the susquehanna boom
com ANY AT WllnanspOrt refuses to deliver logs
To lumbermen at the feduced toll required by
the late act Of the legislature and that legal ao
tlUn viii have to be taSen Dy the owners OF logs
in order 10 get pOssessvn OF their property.
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DOR GOOD JOB PRINTING. CALL AT
THE CARBON ADVOCATE OFFICE.
Work ready when promised, and at city prices
BE sure 70 call-it will pay 10 DO No.
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SOLID WEALTH
100000 IN GJFJSi

ersniest Scheme ever Presented to the Public
FORTUNE FOR ONLY $I2.
THE KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION
COMPANY, authorized bv special act OF
the Kentucky Legi ,1ature, for the Oen0iit of the
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF FRANKFORT, will
have tho first of their series OF Grand Drawings
at MAJOR HALL, in the City of Frankfort, KY,
on TIL RSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1876. on which
occasion they will d's,ribute to the ticket hold
ers the immense sum OF
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kUsINEss MEN AND 9TH ERs
IN WANT OF JOB PRINTING
OF ANY DESCRIPTION, WILL
FIND THE CARBON ADVOCATE
OFACE TIL h BkST and CHEAP.
EaT PLACE IN THE COUNTY.
GIVE Us A TRIAL AND BIZ
CONVINCED.
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Treasures New sent his resignation
TO the President Wednesday morning.
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ESTATE NOTICE.

Estate OF William Peter late OF Lower TOwa-
mensing Township. Carbon County Pa decd,
ALL persons indebted to SAID estate are request
cd TO make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing legal claims against the same Will present
them, without DELAY In proper order for settle
mentt TO DANIEL VENT,
Administrator OF William Peter, decd.
PRrryville, May lS, lS76-w6s
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TNO Whom 1t May Concern,
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

AL persons are hereby fornld harboring or
trusting my wife Polly Ebert, ON nv account
as wlll pay no debts Of her contracting after
this date. OWEN EBERT.
LehighJon June 8. ls78-Sw.
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$500 d. GADO

PWlUT UT IIUh Els
Whole tickets, Sl2 Halves, SO Quarters,
90; 0 Tickets, s1G0: Nh Tickets, s3Jlj 43li
Tickets thoO 9ja4 Tickets. 900 100 OOO Tickets
at Sl2 each.
Remittances can be made by Express, Draft,
POst.office money order or Registered Letter,
made payable to KENTUCKY CASH DIsTRIBU-
TING COMPANY.
All cOmmunications connected with the dis.
triDution, and orders for Tickets, ami aDpca-
tions OF Agents TO sell Tickets should be ad-
dressed to -
General Manager, Frankfort, Ky.
June A,-wi
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A NNUAL FINANCIAL STATE
IA MENT OF THE BOROUGH of
LEHIGHTON.
VIM. MILLER, Treasurer in account with the
Borough OF LehghtOn, Tor the Year end
ing MAY 3lst, 1916:
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We, the undersigned duly elected Auditors of
Franklin Township, Carbon County, Pa, nave
examined, settled and allowed the above aC-
counts, which are correct
J. x. RICKERr,
DAN'L BOYER, SAuditors
STEPHEN SQLr,)
Franklin, June II, 1370-W3
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TX TEACHERS WANTED,

For tho Public Schools Of Behighton: One as
Principal, one iOr Gramm ar, one for lntemer
uia.e one for Secondary, QUO for SECOND HudOne
for First Primary. The Examination will be
held In the Public school House, in the Borough
OF Lehight0n, on the 18th day of July, 1915, at
o'clock A. nj. Term bight Months.
BY order OF the Board.
A. @. DoLLENMAYER,
juno "A, Is7G.w3 Secretary.
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Weissport, tune "a, 1s76.w3
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The Morgan Powell Murder,

Thomas Fisher, Of Summit Hin, and Patrick
AcKenns OF Lansford, charged with the mur-
der OF Morgan Powell, at Summit Hill. on the
I'd OF December. 1871 were before the Pottsville
court OIL Saturday afternoon Charles Mulher.
rim, of Tuscarora, the part, who plead guilty OF
conspiracy to mHrner the Majors took tie stand
full story duplicating both Fisher and Mcken.
ma In che murder, tnat upon ms testimony. in
addition TO some advanced by John slattery,
they were remanded to jail, fIom where they
will be laken to Mauch Chunk. Our erin nal
court Will open on the lfth of October, and the
case OF the Commonwealth against John Dono-
hue, Thomas Fisher, Patrick Mokenna and
Others charged with the murder of Morgan
Powell will then no doubt be called. Morgan
Pow ell mining engineer IN tie employ Of the
Lehigh and WllkesbarI Q coal umpany, was shot
down like dog IN the heart of the town. W 1ile
ton4S naaa t eas . OF Seope were within earshot The
day evening, December I'd. le7l, Powell had left
mis- home after having eaten tne closing meal OF
Williamson. where, with number OF miners he
sat around the fire and talked Of passing events.
After remaining some little time he lett the
store about seven O'Clock or few minutes
later, with the purpose OF returning home,
but he had not gone a hundred yards upon his
Journey when ne was approached by oouple Of
shot nlm In the lett side, the ball entering the
body Detwe the breast bone and the arm pit,
and lodging between the the third and fou tn
rlbs At the first dlseharee Powell fell moi ia llv
wounded and shrleGlng with ANGUISH. The men
In the store heard the sho OF and Poweu's cries OF
distress, land one OF Ghem rushing out le0, m v
God, Morgan, who shot you y don't know"
answered Powell. There they CO." pointing
IN the direction OF the plane. The footsteps o.
the flying assassins could be plsiDly bearo, but
30 confused were the bystanders who had by
this time collected. that before pursuit was at.
tempted the murderars had escaped. The un-
fortunate man wnen he endeaVorad TO stand
found that he was unable to do 30 and excaIm-
60. cannot move. 4 have no power in my
bullet OF tne assa sin had touched a vital spot
and The days OF Morgan Powell were NUMBER d.
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Letter from Mauch Chunk.
Mauch Chunk, Sept. 20. l87


MR. EDITOR Whether it was wise
move ON the part of Mr.. Miner, the
proprietor, publisher and editor of the
independent, to wheel into the Repub-
lican ranks, it would De hard to tell.
1t may bring him temporary relief, but
that it will confer lasting benefits, Is
more than doubtful, unless Mr.. Miner
should possess the genius to make his
paper the most attractive sheet publish
ed in the county. Whether he possess
es this requisite or nor, will be eVidenc.
ed by lis paper. Now, would not
say an unkind word of Mr.. Miner, nor
have others to do it hence 1t is that /
considered the structures on Mr.. Mi
ner's "aopping over" contained In last
weeks Democrat entirely out of place.
That he made a mistake in attempting
to start an independent" sheet, ad-
init, but no sooner did he find out that
independence and poverty would Mt
pull together, then he did the next best
thing that presented itself, aud for this
he should neither be blamed nor ridi-
culed, since it is ''hard for an empty
bag to stand upright" Let's hope
that, as Republican organ, Mr.. Mi
ner's paper may prove success, and
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a Word In Fairness.

Merit, wherever found, is always ap.
preciated by an intelligent people,
When the Republican convention nomi-
mated our townsman, W. NJ. Rapsher,
for Assemblyman, they exhibited an in
telligent appreciation OF hiss merit and
fitness for that position, and we are con-
vinced, from the tone of the people geu-
orally that they also recognize the fact.
A careful perusal of Mr.. Rapsher's re-
cord In the past, which will be found
in another column OF to-day's ADvo-
CATE, cannot fail to win for him the
friendship aud votes Of geuerous peo-
pie, who always feel proud to recognize
In a fellow citizen that indOmitable
will, stability OF purpose, and siren 9Th
of character, which always belongs to
the man who has successfully triumph
ed over the adversely OF poverty In his
youth, and educated aud pushed him
self forward into prosperity and position
by his own unaided exertiOns. Mr..
Rapsher is now very acceptably filing
several important Offices in the town
council, manufacturing and saving in
stitutiOns, and there is 10 doubt in cur
mil but that the people have sufficient
confidence in his ability and fitness for
AssembIymau, to elect him by very
large and fiattering majority.
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Navy blue prints, at e, II. Snyder's
Just received, and selling at from 10 to
| 8 cents per yard other neat styles OF
prints, yard wide, Of 6neet quality al
from 5 to 8 cents per yard.
TEACHER WANTED. - A teacher
wants some one to take charge of his
school, on the 10Th October, Tor a few
weeks. School is small. For particu-
lars address. Teacher, ADvo CATE Office,
Lehighton, Pa.
On Monday at Pottsville, Judges
Pershing and Green overruled the mo
tions for new trial made in the cases of
Kehoe, O'Brien, Canning, Donnrlly,
and others, convicted of conspiracy to
kill William and Jesse Major, conspir-
acy to kill William NJ. Thomas, and
assault and battery with intent to kill
Thomas.
A full line of ladies' dress goods
OF all styles and quality at from 10 cts
Per yard upwards, suitable for fall and
winter wear, at e. II. Snyder's, Bank
street
"A Lehigh Valley engine, standing
on the track at White Haven, Friday
morning of last week, while the engin-
eer and fireman we're taking their break
fast, by some unexplained means had
the trottle- valve thown open and sped
away up the Wilkes Barre mountain.
The engine met with no disaster until
near Summit, where it collided with the
engine of coal train moving in an op'
noSitp dirpptiOO and a wreck blocked
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POLITICAL.
A GARD.

Atthe earnest solicitation OF numerous friends,
1 have concluded to present my name to tile
coming Democratic County Convention 90
candidate for denomination for
ASSEMBLYMAN,
subject to rules of the same. In making this
announcement, claim 70 be consistent with
the old and time honored custom Of the Demo.
cracy Of Carbon, We: The Two Term Custom"
and, in my opinion, avery wise precedent, made
more particularly so by the adoption Of the new
Constitution, by which instrument local lesis-
lauon ts almost entirelr dispensed with and, II
there IL any one reason better than another that
can be intel'iRently advanced in favor of lccali.
ties superiority represented whether in our
National or state Legislstures,. 1T is the fact
that they are not believers in OF advocates Of
the One Term principle"
A. J. DURLING.
Lehighton, Sept O. 1879.
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DIED.

HISkEY In Lehghton, on the 77th inst,
Emma Amanda. daughter Of Henry Hiskey,
aged about II years.
one by one we fade away
Like the rose that 10 In bloom;
Awaiting that great glorious day
When God shall call us from the tomb
We shall dwell vita HIN on high,
In that celestial home above,
Where pain and sorrow ne'er are nigh
Where oil is peace and sacred love.
Soon thy journey here did end.
To part from Us and come no moro;
To dwell with jesus. that dear friend
In heaven to live for svermore.
Farewell, Emma. youthful friend
In heaven we hope 10 greet thy hand
To meet you there to part no more
There, over On tne golden shore. 4
BUCKMA AN In this borough, on the 25th inst =.
J. dda L. daughter OF Adam and Mary Buck.
man. aged years and % days.
sHADRICK.-In LehightoD. on the 2lst inst =,
OF bemorrhage Thomas Shadrick, aged II
years months and IL days
KEBRR.-In W Weissport. on the 18th inst in.
fant child OF Danis Kaerr aged about yrs.
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For the CARBON ADVOCATE.
LINES WRITTEN UPON THE
Death Of Milton w. Raudenbusl,


Dear father. husband. brother, son,
For thee the toll Of earth is done,
The cares Of life forever passed.
And thou art housed In heaven at last.
Through sorrow deep and sickness sore,
Thy pathway led to yonder shore,
Where troubled souls, ON Jesus' breast,
Their weary heads, recline and rest
IT'S hard TO yield TO deaths decree,
Thy face on earth no more TO see;
Thy welcome voice to hear no more,
To greet us as In days Of yore.
But though we thus are sorely pressed
Beneath the weight which on us rests,
One hope will e'er our hearts sustain,
Our loss is thy eternal gain.
While we, on enrth, remain to sing
The song Of heavens eternal king.
In nobler strains thst same sweet song
Thou'rt singing with the rausomed throng.
But though thou'rt buried from our view,
twill not be long before we, too.
Upon the rivers brink shall stand,
And pass into the Spirit Land.
Great God when thus the summons comes,
To call our deathless spirits home,
Grant us with hi n. to meet once more.
Where parting, pans and death are Ger.
Then father. husband. brother, son,
Farewell, till we all meet at home,
To share with thee the life above,
Where all is JOY and peace and love.
Sept. rs, 1876 T.
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r. d. Clauss announces to his friends
that he has just returned from the city,
and Is now opening his fall and winter
goods, comprising cloths, cassimeres
and vestings Of the latest designs and
the best manufacture, which he is pre-
pared to make up in the most fashion,
able and durable manner, at prices full
ly as low as the same material and
workmanship can be obtained for in
any other town in the State. Also, a
full line of gents furnishing goods, hats,
caps. boots, shoes and CATERS suitable
for the wear of this section, and manu-.
factured expressley TO his order, The
entire stock has been purchased on an
entirely cash basis, and as he is selling
for cash only he is able to sell at such
prices as will astonish purchasers. Call
and examine goods and prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
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An attempt was made to rob the Second
National Bank Of Pittsburg sunday evening
Three men got into the bank bv cutting through
che partition in the hallway, and when tine
Waterman arrived, ut 8 O'Clock they gagged
and handcuffed him. soon after,a Young brother
OF the watchman, who had sg eed to spend the
night with him. came to the bank and righten.
ed on the burglars who escaped by Jumping
from the windows They were pursued by the
police, and in their fii2ht shot and seriously
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a
MI RRI Ed.

SCHULER-DENTING I'm this borough
on tho 18th inst, by Rev. J. Q. sleim, James
Schuler, OF Shenandoah, ana Miss Emma E.
Dentinger, Of Lehighton.
oHL-GE RBER.-On the 10th nit. by Rev A.
bartholomew, Henry Ohl and Miss Sabine
GERBER, Doth OF West Penn. Schuylkill co.
RUFE-wEIss.-On the sra inst. by esme.
J0sepn Run and Miss Catharine N. Weiss,
both OF Franklin twp.
LAROeB-SENSINGE the 10th inst
M Sensinaer. both Of FRANKLIN twp.
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sOciety Meetings.

MFTucHEN TRIBE, 2s2, Imp, o. OF r. NJ, meet,
IN Re6er,s Hall eve Saturday evening ~
5sso o'cltck sachem, Harry v. Mortimer
G. Of r. sam. II. Gilham.
INr1NIro CASTLE, No. rs, a. o. X. OF Tue M; @
2nd and 4th Monday of each month, in Re
her,s HRil Lehghton, at 1880 O'Clock p. N
IL ]. Huusioker, g. X. CT ). r. Gilman
8. X. r. s.
C;NApEy HuTrEN LODGE. No. 6s6, l, q. o. T..
meets every Tuesday evening, at O'Clock,
in Reber's Hail. A. w. Eaches, n. q. N.
B. Reber, Secretary.
PoHo PoCA TRIBE, NO III. Imp. o. r, NJ, meet
on wednesday evening OF eaoh week, at I5o
oiclock IN Public School Han, Weisspnrt
Pa ID. F. Rtckert, =. 8. r. Giham, &. OF X
LEHIouToN LODGE, No. 2sl X. Of p. meets
on Friday evenings, in Reber's n all, at 7;aO
o'cloot. ]. W. Raudenbush, g. @. It. Il.
Ratclf X of r. and 8.
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Local and Personal.

sB- Parties receiving the ADVOCATE
with cross marked after their names
will please remit the amount due for
Subscription, or the extra so cents will
be added to pay the expenses of collec-
tion. .G1
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Worms I WOrms I Worm

SANDALwO0D Possesses much greater
~ power iu restoring to q healthy state the mu-
GUS mem brane OF the urethra than either Cubebs
or iopal0a. II never produces sickness, Is GER
tain and speedy IN its action. II 10 last Supef-
sedlng every other remedy sixty o. npsues
cure In SIX OF eight days, No other medicine
can do this.
Dnndas Dick a Co s Soft Capsules containing
OH OF SandawOOd, sold at ali Drug stores Ask
for circular, or send to S5 and 81 Wooster street,
New York, Tor ono. ap29 ma
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given, that william A. zleg-
enfuss aud ms wife. OF Franklin To wnshlp, Car
bon County, Pa, DY voluntary deed OF assig :
ment, bearing date the bth day of Septem ber.
ls7e, assigned all their properIy-FI al personal
and hired--to the under slgneA Tor the Deneft
OF their q edltOrs, all persOAs therefore lndebt-
weeks from the date hereof 70 the SAID assignee
ana those having legal olslns wIl please present
them for settlement TO
,.-. ~. VI P. LEvAN. Assignee,
franklin twp, sept %. ls7s-w9
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Special Notices.
Dyspepsia Dyspepsia I Dyspepsia /!

Dy sDepsia is the most perplexin9 Of all human
ailments It's symptoms are almost infinite in
thelr variety and the fOrlOrn ana despOndeut
victims OF the dscease often fancy Themselves
the prey. in turn OF every known maady. This
due, in part to the close avmpathy which ex-
lists between the stomach and the brain and in
part also to the tact that any disturbance of
the digestive function necessarily di, orders he
liver, and bowles and the nervous system and
effects to some extent, the quality Of the blOod
f. r. Kunke's Bitter Wine of Iron a surs
cure. This II not new preparation. to be RED
and found wanting, II has been prescribed daily
for many years In the practice OF eminent physi.
cans with mp" rallelsd success it 10 not expect.
cd or intended ~ sure all the diseases to which
human family 10 subject, but 10 warranted to
cure Dyspepsia in its most obstinate form Kun.
kle's Bitter Wine Of Iron never fails u cure
symptoms OF dyspep II are loss Of appel to WIND
and raising OF the food drvne,s OF the mouth
he earthurn, ,distension OF the stomach ana Dowel-'
constipation, headache dizziness. sleep essnsss
convinced OF lts merits. Get he genuine. Take
only Kun xe'swhIch Ia put, Onlv In 81 bottler
Depot, 25s North Ninth st Philadelphia Pa II
never feils For sale by all druggists and dealers
everywhere.
ASK for q. y Knnkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron
and take no other, Six bottles for $780, OF q per
bottle.
Worms I Worms Worm
4. +. Kunkepa W rIn syrup never fails 10 dc.
strOy Pin scat and stomach worms DR.. Kun
Kel, the onlv successful PhyHcian vhO reno as
fee Till removed. O. mmOn sense teaches II TaDe
worm be removed all other worms can be- readI.
ly destroyed. send for circular 20 r.. f. RNnkel
$50 North Ninth street, Philadelphia Pa or
call on your druggist for a bottle of KunkeI's
Worm Syrup price d. ltnever fails. Sept. o. LIN
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The Coal Trade.

In New York the DEL. Lack, q Western Rail.
II ad Company Wednesday sod 100.l 90 tons OF
Scrani ton coal. The attendance OF buyers was
large. The lots sold. with the prices they
brought, were as follows; 5000 tons steamboat,
So s7a 2 ssbx 25 600 tons crate, So 97h I5,0 o
tons egg. 90 i5a3 80 900 tOus stove, o. al
r. 900 tons chestnut. % 2Oa3 g. This coal is de.
hveraOle at HOboken during the present month.
The following table shows the quantity OF coal
shipped over the Lehigh Valley Railroad for the
week ending Sept. 23d, 1875 and for the year Q
comma red w til the aamA fima Last wear.
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NEE PARLoR PICTU RE, printed In ten
o0lors Pocket Knife (White handle), i3
~ Blank Visiting Cards. IL Sheets Writing
Paper, AZ White knV elo De4 / Rubber, S Pens
the Iot sent post paid for 2 centa II. y,
KURrz, sO7 Canal ST., iSt Wagd, Phtadelphia.
Clroulus Bent tree. Aug 20
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Advertisiug Rates.

we desire 1t to be distinctly understood that
n q advertisements will be inserted in the col
umns of THR CARBON ADVOCATE that may he
-e ielved from unknown parties OF firms unless
a accompanied with the CASH. The following are
Sur ONLY terms.
AdveItisem ents for year, per inch each
insertion 10 Gus
Three Months 20 CTS
Less than three months first inser-
ton g. each subseQ uent insertion Is Cts
Local notices 10 cents Der line.
H ". MORTIMER, Publisher
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Closing Prices OF DEHAvEN & Town
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia I,
Sent. 9th. 1878.
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N r. SEWERS,
Che Carbon Sdrpfate.

SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. so, 1876.