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Fire In WeatherIY.

A little after II O'Clock, on Tuesday
night, fire broke out in the clothing
store Of Simon Levin in Weatherly. 1t
seems that Mr.. Levin was away from
home, and his store was in charge of
his son, who built fire early in the
evening on account or the dampness.
The store was closed at the usual hour
at which time there was no appearance
of fire. About II 80 O'Clock the hostler
of the Gilbert House passed by the door
and noticed smoke issuing from 1t.
An investigation led to the discovery
that the store was on fire. Quite a
number of persons gathered and soon
put out the flames. Considerable dam
age wGS done to the stock and building.
The store is situated under the Gilbert
House, and had not the FIRE been discov-
cred just as it was, there is no doubt but
that the building would have burned.
We did not hear the loss which is COM
paratiVely slight, but it falls heavily on
Mr.. Levin, who has had good deal Of
trouble lately Gazette.
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Ten Years TOR Robbery.

On Tuesday afternoon in the Luzerne
County Court, at Wilkes Barre, Judge
Harding sentenced John Mahon to ten
years solitary confinement in the East.
ern Penitentiary for having, in Febru-
airy last, broken into the dwelling of an
old invalid named Daniel Gardner at
a place called Ransom and beaten and
robbed him. 1t Is only few days ago
that MahOn, while awaiting trial in the
County Prison, made one of the most
daring escapes on record. The Judge,
in passing sentence, dwelt IN evident
astonishment on this fact. Mahon broke
from his cell to the fiue and crawed
through that height of 100 feet, hav-
ing at one place to pass through space
nine inches In diameter. He said that
while dragging himself through the fiue
he was frequently overcome by foul air
and feared he would have to give up
the attempt but rallied alterward and
came out successfully, He escaped from
the prison walls by lowering himself
with rope that lay close at hand, hav.
ing been provided to hang Campbell,
who has since been respited. Mahon
was recaptured at PittstOn. The scene
at his trial Tuesday was very affecting
The man into whose house he broke
had to be carried into court on chair
to give his testimony. He is eighty
two years of age and has lived all his
life in the neighborhood of Scranton.
The prisoner is only twenty-four years
old.
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Only Three 100000.

READ, PAUSE and REFLECT over the
following: DR.. Coxe's Wild Cherry and
Seneka has proved beyond all doubt to
be the best and most wonderful remedy
ever prepared for the speedy relief and
cure of all coughs, colds, whooping
cough, asthma, hoarseness, weak lungs,
incipient consumption, and that terrible
malady-croup. Have you delayed try
ing it so long7 If so, get bottle cost
ing so cts. and use two thirds Of it I; IL
hot satisfied return the balance and get
your money back. Can anything he
fairer This offer has been accepted bv
over 100, 900 persons using this delight.
full remedy, and only three bottles have
ever been returned. Sold in Lehighton
by 4. j. Durling and q. w. Lentz.
Large bottles 90 cents; small size 20 cts.
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MoIIIes Sentenced.

Hon. Judge S. S. Dreher, Thurs.
day morning, sentenced the following
"Mollie" prisoners Patrick McKenna,
convicted of murder in the second de-
gree, to imprisonment for nine years;
John Malloy, convicted of murder in
the second degree, to Imprisonment for
five years. and Bernard Hayes and
John McShea, convicted of perjury, to
Imprisonment for ten months each.
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New Advertisements.
SILVER w AIR Il
AS PREMIUMS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Asa Set Of Extra Plated
SILVER SPOONS

Given away as Special Premium to the sub.
scrlberS of this paper. Silver Goods furnished
under tins Premium Proposition are from the
well known AID reliable UNION SILVER
PLATING CO.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Under n very favorable proposition from the
above well known house. all regular patrons OF
this paper can secure useful and beautiful, as
well as very valuable Premium, IN The shape OF
a handsome set of EXTRA PLATED SILVER
SPOONS, warranted equal TO the best article OF
the kind sold IN this country for "a per set. And
in addition, EACH SPOON WILL BE HAND
SOMELY ENGRAVED WITH YOUR MON
OGRAM INITIAL.
All who are entitled to receive this elegant
and useful Premium can do 30 on compliance
with the following cOndlti0nsi send your name
and post office address, together with your ex-
press OIiee, to the Union silver Plating COmpa-
nv 7O4 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia Pa. together
with the following Premium Coupon, and in.
close with your order rs cts TO pay cost OF en-.
craving your initials, express charges, boxing
and packing. and YOU VIII receive by return ex
press Tor mail, If you have no express otacel
iull set of extra plated SILVER spoons, tree OF
any charge. All express and packing charges
are covered by the 70 cts, and the spoons Will
be delivered to you FREE. II you do not de
sire TO have the SPOONS engraved, YOU are only
required 70 send q Sts 70 pay ~ exPTessasge% s % snd
to indicate that you ale entitled 10 tins prelnl'
um, as this very nbera Ofer Is not extended 10
any one who ls not n patron OF this paper Inc
rel all price Of this set OF spoons is s4OO, as the
following letter will show
OFFICE OF THE UNION SILVER PLATING Co.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
We assure all subscribers that he goods con:
tracted for are fist class in every respect, ana
that the usual retail price for them is s4.OO per
set our lowest puce TO jObbers Ia s3iuO pei
dozen sets. and we will in no case retail them at
any price, or send them In siuRle sets 70 any
one who does not send the required Coupon"
showing that The sender Is a patron OF this
UNION SILVER PLATING co.
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Never Failing Worn Syrup,
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cur
cd OF that dread disease. Consumption by sim.
pie remedy is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means OF cure. To all VINO
desire It, he will send copy of the prescription
used, (free of chargel, with the directions for
preparing and using the came, which thev will
find Il SURE CURE for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, &C. Parties wishing the prescrlp.
ton will please address REV. T.. A. WILSON,
l94 Penn.st., WIlliamsburgh NY. ianl3.m6
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Gard OF Thanks.

The undersigned desires TO return his sincere
thanks 90 Hon. W. NJ. Rapsher for regular
copies OF Legislative Record " and Other pub
lie docu nents received through him Daring the
late session OF the legislature, and to express
hts high appreciation of his uniform consistency
and ability as a representative Of the people of
Carbon county IN the Legislature CT the state
SOLOMON YEAEEk
WeissPort Pa, April n, 1871.
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Errors of Youth.

Gentleman who suffered for years from
NervOus Debility, Premature Decay. and all the
effects or youthful indiscretion will for the sake
of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
1t, the recipe and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. suffer
ers wishing 20 profit by the advertisers expert
ence can do so by addressing an perfect conh.
dence. JOHN B. OGDEN,
janl3m6 AZ Cedarst., New York.
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PIMPLES.

win mail (FTeel the recipe for preparing
simple VBGEfABLE BALM that viii remove TAN.
FREDKLE- PlMFLtS and BLOICHEs. lea
ing the SKIN soft, cOnp and hefutiful also N
stiuctlOns for producing a luNurlant growth u
hair on a bald hcaO or smooth face. Address
Hen. Vandelf 81 Co. b0E 5lzi, No. 5 WO0ster-st
Now YORK, 1hnlaiRb
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40 ,uuu as fne necessary stock can Dc uAnu.
ali who secure the anOve useful ana
yaluable premiums, will be permitted tp secure
a full set Of silver plated Knlves md forks. on
the same liberal basis. March 7, 1871.
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Society Meetings.

RFIHITo CASTLE, No. rs, A. o. K. OF THE M. O.
and and 4th Monday Of each month, in Re.
bcr's Hall. behightOn, at 1880 opock P. N,
mes styers, S. X. q. ), n. Gilman.
=, X. r. 3.
BNADRN HUTTEN LoDGR No. ess, 1. o. o. F..
meets every Tuesday evening. at o'clock,
in Rebers Hall. Alfred Beck, a. O. N.
B, Reber, Secretary.
1iRTUcHEN TRIBE. No. 2s2, Imp o. Of r NJ,
meets in Rebers Hall every saturday. H.
r. Kreidler, Saohem g. W. Delhi, G. OF r.
PoHo PocA TktIE No III, Imp. Q. r. NJ, meet
on Wednesday evening OF each week, ut 1850
o'clock IN Public School Hal, WeisspOrt,
Pa. @. W. Sohw. b, s.; JAG. BrOng, &. Of r.
LEMaHroN Lop1R. No. 2s4. X. Of p, meets
on Friday event gs. in Rebers Hall, at 73o
O'Clock. j. w Raudenbush, G. @. T. r.
Ratchf X. OF n. and 8.
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Special Notices.
e. F. Kunkeps Bitter Wine of Iron.

i. II. Kunkel'S Bitter Wine Of Iron.
IL has never been known to fail in the Bttre Of
weakness attended with SYMPTOMS, lndispOsi-
tion TO exeftiOn loss of memory, difficulty OF
sweats, cold feet, dlmuess OF vision, languor,
universal lassitude of the muscular SYSTEM
enormous appetite, with dysDeptc symp TOMS
hot hands flushing of the body dryness Of JliB
SKIN, Dallid oountenance and eruptions on the
face, purify ing the blood. pain IN the back
heaviness of the evelds. frequent black Spots
flying before the eyes, with suifusiOn and loss of
sight, want OF attention. etc. Sold Ony IN -
bottles. Get the genuine. Depot and office, 15y
North Ninth ST., Philade lbhia. Advice fire ,
take no other make Genuine sold only in sl
bottles.
Nervous Debility Nervous Debilityi
Debility, a depressed irritable state of mind, a
weak, nervous. exhausted feeling, no energy or
animation confused head, weak memory, the
This nervous debility finds sovereign cure in
e. +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. 1t tones
the system, dispes the mental gloom and de-
spondency, and 1eIuvenates che entire systeml
Sold only in Sl bottles Get the genuine. sod
by all druggists Ask for E. +, KunKel's Bitter
only in 81 bottles or six bottles for s. All ask
is trial of this valuable medicine 1t will con-
vince the most skeptical of its merits.
Never Failing Worn Syrup,
e, +. Kunkel's Worn Syrup never fails to de.
strOy Pin, Seat and tOmach Worms Dr. Kun
@ kei Is the ne @ only successful physlcIan who re; re-
moves Tape Worn IN two hours. head and all
complete alive, aud no fee till head passes. Com.
mon sense teaches II Tape Worms can be re-
moved, all other Worms can be readily destroy
ed. Send for circular to DR.. Kunke 259 North
Ninth St.. Philadelphia, Pa, or ask your drug.
glst for bottle OF Kunkeps Worm syrup. Price
81 per bottle. 1t never fails. Used by children
OF grown persons with pei feet success. apr 2.lm
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AdyertIsLng Rates.

We desire it 10 be distinctly understood that
no Advertisements will be inserted IN the col.
umns of THk CARBON ADVOCATE that may be
-ebeived from unknown parties or firms. unless
eur ONLY terms.
Advertisements for year, per inch each
/. Six Month, per inch each Insertion i i t Sts
" Three Months, A" 20 Cts
g Less than three months, first inser.
ton 81, each subsequent insertion 2S Cts
Local notices 10 cents per line.
H. v. MoRTHIMER, Publisher.
, 1877-11-10
District Court Summons
TERRITORY or WASHINGTON, &,

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, ,ss
County Of FaQd Hdiid. 40"
In the District Court Of the Kirs, Judicial Disriet of
Washington Tsrrstory.
NANCY 4. PRESCOTT. Plaintiff. vs.. SAMUEL
PRESCOTT, Defendant.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA To
/ SAMUEL. PRESCOTT, Defendant: You ara
hereby required to appear IN en action brought
against you by NANCY A. PRESCOTT. Plaintiff,
in the District Court of the First judicial District
of Washington Territory, holding terms at the City
OF Walla Walla, in snd for the Counties Of ~alla
Wala and Columbia, TO Seswer the complaint OF
Plaintiff, fled in Walla WalIa County. within tven.
ty days after The service OF this summons exclusive
OF the day Of service II not served in said County,
but ia said District thirty days. otherwise within
sixty days. the said Plaintiff will take judgment
against you by default, according to the prayer OF
the complaint
The SAID action IS brought 70 obtain divorce from
Defendant and for the custody Of the minor child Of
the parties, ard to have exclusive control o. her
separate property the grounds CT habtual drunk
enness OF Defendant, his cruel treatnen: and aban
donment of Plaintiff and his failure 70 provide the
necessares Of life for the f9nily for great number
years md his immoral character making him unfit
to ha the care or said minor ehIid- Aud yCo are
hereby notified that uplezs yon appear and answer
the said complaint as above uquired, the Plaintiff
will apply to the Court fot the relief demanded
therein.
WITNESS, the Hon g. C. w1SeAnp, Judge
of the District Court Of the + isss Judi
isl cial District Of Washington Territory,
and the seal of said Court affixed, this
25th day of October, A. D. 1877.
A. REEVES AYERS,
VIC IANGFORD Clerk
Plaintiffs Attorney. SoW
, 1877-11-10

AMATEUR FARMERS. Rs.-Dr. J. F. Bingham.
Ons Of our leading physicians. turns from the
A'''ve duties OF his profession, and finds re-
ie' In hl.'ns The soil As an earnest of his
.naas'Ty as farmer he is now engaged in
''nclng In !oco actes Of wild lana, near town,
Nho intends 10 put the whole To wheat. Dr.
''0"e, the dentist has also a bucolic turn
u mina' and quite recently has let a con-
VA vae' 'or " breaking 500 acres of wild land.
men professional men become tillers of the
iott; i%I the profession OF agriculture must be
, 1877-11-10

R,RgERous.-The Paternity OF BARRIERS IN
Guiding "black spirits and white, " have had
a meeting for the purpose of considering
their mutual interests. and previous TO aa'
;ournment passed the following resolution:
Shaw. brother, shave with caire,
But shave in hurry each customaife.
Jam him down in the big arIn-ehsare:
F;Ii his mouth with the warm lathaIre,
Snrrest the need of a restoraire,
ON account Of the thinness OF his nane'
Never mind if he's cross or sweare'
Shave brother shave with caire,
And charge each victim a full quartane.
, 1877-11-10

Miss MAGGIE BCrrEEFIELp, for the past
TWO years employed IN the STATESMAN office
a. compositor, is ahont to leave us to as
sumo other relations in lie We regret to
part with Maggie, and in taking leave of her
We can bear witness 10 her kindness Of heart
Ha Nd many excellent traits Of character. She
Sm ever have our hest wishes for health.
51applness and every blessing that mortal can
, 1877-11-10
PRIVATE HOSPITAL.
EfKe. JOHN r.. BINGHAM
HAS OPENED A
Private HOspitai al
FOR THE
RECEPTION OF PATIENTS,

IN HALIlA WAlLA,
Corner OF First End Alder Streets.
pATIENTS WILL RECEIVE THE BEST MED
attention will Be paid TO hysienic treatment Care
full Bnrses constantly in attendance. Each patient
will have private room. Meals served IN tAs -
tent's aIartments.
Simple, steam and Medscnfcd Isafl.A
provided. Special Apartments Tor Ladies' Ckildrea
under twelve Years must be accompanied By nr1se.
be received.
TERMs-For ordinary cases. including board, med
icine, and medical attendance, Fifteen Dollars per
week For further information apply TO
j. E. BINGHAM, n. D., Proprietor.
SH Office Main street, next door to Days Drug
Store. ST
, 1877-11-10
STRAY HORSES.

CTRAYED FROM THE HEAD OF -
y Dry Creek, three horses described as IN
O S,sOssi "F g"S w 20 On the ieft shoulder sllA
SORREL HORSE, no brands recollected, vhi,e in
his forehead .car on his left foot Just above the
hoof and some white on his feet about yeaIs old
A sORREL MARE, white IN the forehead brand
the an" aged about year, old. and IA hands high
T. ese Horses left the ranch of J. NJ. Lamb, or Dry
Creek, about Eve weeks ago
A REASONABLE REWARDI
VIM be paii for the return of said Horses, or any
information % that can get-theIn aesin
n,r Creok 0ct Il ,s-- 46-lms
, 1877-11-10

RAISING WHEsT. In passing along Dry
Greek one day this week We noticed that
many OF the old hay rancheswere being con-
rerted INTO wheat farms. Some of the finest
hay ranches on the creek were seeded to
wheat last year, and number Of others are
nov "eing powed up preparatory to putting
in wheat crops, The limited demand for
hayaHd the active demand for wheat has led
to the change
, 1877-11-10

up. ANDREW McCALLEY was taken very
n ,.s,,rl.y. anu for time her condition
,,cb IS to occasion alarm. Almost esti-
Ill wife aud mother, we trust that she
-,Il , soon be restored to health.
, 1877-11-10

uxDeovr PRESENTS. Persons wishing
.ts birthday or holiday presents, will
"a very fine stock of ieweiry, silverware.
..vr z K. Straight's store from which
20 maxi selections.
, 1877-11-10

as hAlSs Of the past week have been
4eAcia to farmers, and have left the
e '-,a m IN excellent condition for plowing.
! " ~. the country east of the mountains
= Ns surplus OF $1,000 tons of grain for
,cIa sat abroad, From present appearances,
80 VIII double their figures, and show a
p'as Of 100000 tons. The men who raise
immense crops naturally wish to know
mo @% the. can buy these dry goods, cloth
groceries, provisions, etc, TO the best
~ and the answer is a. Dusenbery
Of 80 VINO at all times keep immense stocks
s"a' and always sell at the lowest prices.
, 1877-11-10

NoKE LrGHr-Dr McCurdy has placed
l,,on !, front Of his residence, Oh Rose
street This lamp viii point the way to DIR.
yrCuniy's office, as also serve the purpose
Of lighting up the street.
, 1877-11-10

Tur R,rFs.-Owing to continuous rams
:: .b. carly part Of the week and death in
A.. family of Mr. Bush, the races were post
.on.J The first race will come off to-day
irS,nr3avl and be continued next week
, 1877-11-10

N'LII'ATISG BENCH LANDs.-One day
w., "sek' IN company with Mesrs. Lee and
-''''N the writer took a short trip into the
NA'7y- Passing over to Dry Creek We
''e surprised TO find that the bench lands
'"' ''' Years have heen regarded as unpro-
1S''''e' We're nearly all taken up. and scores
gang piews were al work breaking up the
~ sA sol preparatory to putting in crops.
~ s experience of the past year shows that
~. 'vhch lands Will produce excellent
~ - crops, and hence the rapidity with
g. a,'n lhey ave being brought under cultira-
, 1877-11-10

Tue SxcQrMurE SrrAL-The house by
& vote of IL 10 IL has defeated the bill ap-
propriatlng 5000 towards opening road by
WAY OF the Snoqualmic Pass. This WAS en-
phatlca!Iy steal. and the house deserves
credit for votlng it down. If the people Of
Kmg county wish 10 open local roa,ls, let
them do It with their "wr money.
, 1877-11-10

P Rrmo, a former resident OF the Daiies,
and a gentleman in comfortable circamstan-
COS, has reznyYcd to tlis valley AMI proposes
to become a permanent settler He has al
ready purchased tract Of land on Dry
Crcck. and will at once engage in the basl-
hess Of farming and stock raising.
, 1877-11-10

l. f. HOLMAN, the r,an who sought TO
murder bis wife. IS still at large, and the i'm
pre,sion gains ground that his escape was a
put up job Sheriff Thomas has offered
arewari Of two hundred and fifty dollars for
his arrcst, but NJ t. writing no cine las been
attained rs to his whereabouts Evidentl :
Holman had outside assistance, and it now
looks As though he i,aa left us for good.
, 1877-11-10

Crn LANr5. The members of the city
council should lose no time in ordering the
city lamps lit up al night. As a protection
against Burglars these lampsare worth score
Of sleepy policemen and their cost is bat a
trde. Let Us have light.
, 1877-11-10

Scuoor MsFrIxc.-An adjourned meeting
# III. citizens Of district No. ], viii he held
=, the school house, on Monday evening
next for the purpose OF electIng director,
,,d the transaction Of other business.
, 1877-11-10

MAJOR VICTOR TEE1frr, one OF the best
-. men in the country and esteemed by
~, know him. is visiting his Walla Wal
VI I,nUis Wv Welcome, old boy!
, 1877-11-10

re,rm1FSr HAYES has appointed Tues
yove,uber o9th, as a day Of thanhsgiv'
We presurne the old fraud will return
my ms. Tor having been permitted tosteal the
rrr,idential Office.
, 1877-11-10

FINE P1cruREs.-A number Of very nne
pictures. handsomely framed, will be on saie sais
at Lacy L Whitman's auction room' 'n''
Saturday morning.
, 1877-11-10

,..,,,,,,,-c row shipped up from Port
,na soM in this market at lower figures
.be inferior shingles that are brought
v ull, tom the mountains.
, 1877-11-10

[ANrsEMrSrs--C. Morting, the celepral,
cd actor, manager, etc, will open at .nr oen.,~
Hall next week, with double conli'Ans' ~
when the public may expect a series oi Ga
cellent entertainments.
, 1877-11-10

PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS OFFICE. -- We
have now before us the bill passed by the
legislature increasing the fees of the prose-
cutting attorneys in the several judicial dis
fr,ets Section II of the law provides that
each prosecuting attorney shall receive an
annual salary of $500, in lien of $1,000 now
paid. They are also to receive si29 yearly
from counties having population OF four
thousand and upwards, counties having more
than two thousand are to pay sioo' ana
counties with less than two thousand are to
pay s75 yearly. In addition to his pay from
the territory and counties, the prosecuting
attorney is to have SIS, in each and every
divorce case in which the party sued falls 10
defend. Under the provisions Of this BILL
the prosecuting attorney for this district
will ha maid as follows:
, 1877-11-10

popp & Co are friends OF the
and lend them money on favorable
IN" See notice.
, 1877-11-10

NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS are not always
gentlemen. and hence it happens that IN
making up lists for receptions etc, anid .ng,5
n.mas are omitted. This, however, snonlu
not prevent editors from making proper
notices of society affairs.
, 1877-11-10

SLIM ATTENDANCE school meetings
held On Friday night Of last week We're but
,hmly attended, At the upper district the
number was SO small that 1t was deemed
proper To aijoum over without transacting
any business. At the lower district p2ssibly
one dozen persons were present. and the bus
insss was proceeded with. 1t is a subject for
regret thar such little interest is taken in the
public schools.
, 1877-11-10

THE DOGS AND MONKEYS have been al
Central Hall this week and afforded mU'n
amusement.
, 1877-11-10
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS!
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS!

First horse three hundred, ID horse one hundred.
ESs- The Trotting to be governed by the Rules Of
the National Association. Running to be governed
by the Pacific Jockey Club Running Rules Entrance
10 per cent for all the stve purses three TO enter
and ,iree TO start in all the above races.
ES5 In the event Of bad weather the Proprietor
reserves the right To postpone until it is fair. The
Gate ard Grand Stand free to all ladies.
45-sw c, 8. BUSH, Proprietor.
, 1877-11-10

prryoLns has closed his bank, and
a ;" ,'rstood. viii retire from active bus
, 1877-11-10

LACY L WHITMAN have 4 desirable prop
erty for sale See thsif notice IN AhO'n''
column.
, 1877-11-10
Total yearly salary

Total yearly snaT1
The fees in divorce cases will amount 10 al
least 500 more, making yearly compensa'
ton of s2225. In our issue of last week VIC
pronounced this bill swindle, and now tha'
we have examined its provisions we enar- I,a
acter;ze it As a direct robbery of the people
In the hurry to fasten this thieving measure
mon NJ the public, it is provided that the law
shall take effect and be in force from and after
;ts nassare.' The rascals who passed this
bin desire special session Of the Legislature;
We We suppose they have failed to complete all
,hs;r tb,evinc measures, and desire special
opportunity to complete their work OF rob-
berry.