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easily earn dozen dollars a day hight IL
their own localities. Have no room 70 eN-
plain here. Business pleasant nd honorable.
Women, and boys a. girls do - well as
men. We vii! furnish you complete Owiirt
free. The business pays better than anything
else. We viii err expense Of staring yoU.
Particular, free Wri;, and see Farmers
and mechanics. their sons and daughters. AMI
all classes in need Of paying work ~ hoin'.
should write 10 us and lean all abou, tie
work y, once Now j. the lime H"nt de-
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Jan. -, lS71-ly.
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-11-17

New styles Of fall winter boots,
shoes and CATERS, at T. D. Clauss' very
cheap for cash.
"A new arrival Of ladies fancy dress
good, dry goods, trimmings, notions,
&C., at E. Il. Snyder's.
The Empire City, the city Of New
York, the chief city Of the United
States, and the Metropolis of the West
ern World, where thousands have been
cured Of coughs and colds by using DR.,
Coxe's Wild Cherry and Seneka. Try
it, ye afflicted.
The Reading railroad tracks below
Port Carbon are laid on shelf cut out
of the rock, and on the outer side are
guarded by a small railing, beyond
which again Is steep declivity. The
space between the tracks and this rail-
ing is too narrow for person to walk,
and on Friday evening whilst a woman
was walking along this dangerous piece
of track the Harrisburg fast express
came laundering along, and the engi>
neer, who saw the pedestrian too late
to check his engine, felt that her death
was certain. She, however, seeing at
glance that 1t was too late to cross the
track, in an instant grasped the railing,
and, with remarkable strength, man
aged to hang suspended until the train
passed, when she dragged herself up to
the track again.
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Our New York Letter.

NEW YORK, Nov. l3. 1877.
Let me tell you something about
MOrtissey. He lives in street through
which John Eelly, his defeated antag.
oulst, has to pass each day on his way
to the car. On the night of the election
Norrissey was taken very sick, but he
was not too sick to forget to have pre-
pared for Mr.. Kelly, in the morning, d
little theatrical surprise. When the
great sachcm of Tammany Hail passed
the Senator elects house, on Wednes-
day, he saw a magnificent bank of
flowers prominently displayed in Nor
rissey's window, with the void "vic-
tory" emblazoned upon 1t. At the
same time there was tumor flying
through the city that Motrissey was
dead. But he was not. Trying as the
campaign has been he has been so faith
fully nursed by his wife that he comes
out of it In much better condition than
otherwise would have been the case.
When he was taken sick at the Ashland
House on Tuesday evening, he tele-
graphed to her one wOrd-"elected," ="
and he received Immediately the reply,
II am the happiGst woman in New
York" AppropOs of this fidelity, it
may be stated that when Mr.. Morris
sey was seriously debating the advis-
ability of accepting the nomination for
Senator from the Seventh District, Mrs.
Morrissey told him that If he did not
run she would.
Maybe we are not angry about the
Parole Ten Broeck race-betng of.
Those of US who bet on Ten Brock and
| am happy was lot one, did so Oh the
basis of pay or play, and Paroles walk
over must mean universal losses for
Ten Rroeck's hackers. We have no
pools now,as we are too moral for that
but our Jockey Club has started the
system of betting books on the English
plan, and in those books Ten Brock
and Parole ranked as 100 to 60. TAX
Ing into consideration this preference
for the Kentucky crack, you can imag-
Inc the widespread devastation which
his withdrawal occasiOned.
Wendell Phillips has been in our city
answering Grant und Fish In the mat
ter of the San Domingo aspersiOns a;
to the character of Charles Sumner
He didn't make a very good exhibit OI
Mr.. Summers fidelity to his word anC
we are left to believe that the deaC
statesman played 1t upon the p resideh
when he promised to support the SaI
Domingo schemes. When Phihipsis IL
town he stops at the st, Denis Hotel
So dVes also Ralph Waldo Emerson.
BATTERY.
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Thanksgiving DInner.

We understand that arrangements
are making by the members oil the NJ.
Is. Church of this borough for Thank
giving dinner, to take place in the large
store room of 4. S. Beck, Esq, former.
ly used as the post office. The dinner
will be gotten up in first class style and
will embrace the choicest edibles of
the season. Tickets will be sold at the
low price OF SO cents each, and the pro-
ceeds will be for the benefit of the
church. Refreshments, including oys-
ters and confectiohs, will be sold at
reasonable prices during the afternoon
and evening.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-11-17
E. F. Knnkeys Rltter Wine Of Iron.

Has never been known to fail IN opTe Of weak
ness attended with eYmptOma indispO1ti0n 10
e&ertiOn, lOss Of memory ,uitifculy OF breathing
general weakness horror OF disease, weak. netv.
GUS trembling, dreadful horror Of death, night
sweats, culd feet, weakness. dimness Of vision,
lAnguor, universal lassitude ot the muscular
system, enormous appetite with dYspeptIo svss
tenn hot hnnus flushing Of the body. dlNDess NJ
the skinl palid countensnce and eruptons on
the face, purifying the blood. pain IN the back.
heaViness bf the eYelids. frequent black spots
fl ing betoie 9 tho eyes, with temporary suffuson
and loss ef SIGHT, want Of attention etc. These
symptoms all arise from IA weakness, and to
remedy that use Il. +. KunEers Bitter Wine Of
IRON. IL never fails. Thousands are now en-
jOyinF healtb who have used IL. Get the genJ-
Inc. Sold only in u bottles. Take only e. 4.
Kunkals.
ASK for KmEel's Bitter Wine Of Iron. This
truly vaI1aOe tonic has been so thoroughly
tested by MI classes Of tne community t1aU It 10
now deemed tn'hBpenSaelH as Tonic mod cine.
1t costs but httie, puritiGs The hlOOd ana VlNes
tone TO the stomach, renbtates the system and
prOlongs ife.
1 now nsk a tiiai oftbis valuable ionic Price
81 per bottle h. =. .KUNKELiSOl PInOrietor.
No 25g North Ninth street, peibv Vine, pDila.
dephia Pa. ASK for Rnnkels Butter Wihe OF
Iron, and take no other A hb'bBraph Of The
proprietor IN each wrapper. All others are c"un'
terielt.
Beware OF counterfeits Do not let+oIr drug
Eist sell you my but Knnkel's which 10 put up
only as above represented. You eau get six
bottles for five dollars. All ask 10 cry one
elmDle trial
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-11-17

Y On Thursday morning Of last week,
Mr.. Isaac Meyer, of this borough, had
occasion to visit Allentown, and ie-
turned in the evening on the Lehigh
Valley train, arriving here about 900
o'clock, when .having an engagement to
meet gentleman in Weissport he pro-
cepded down the track until near the
bridge crossing the Lehigh, when he by
some means or other accidentally STUN
bled into the river, the water being
very high and The currant rapid he was
swiftly carried out into the stream and
down the river His cries were heard
by one OF two persons, but the night
was so dark and stormy, and the water
so swift in its course, that it was inn
possible to render the unfortunate man
any assistance. His body drfted down
to near Lockport, where it was recover.
ed on Saturday morning, and brought
to this place on Sunday morning. TAie
funeral took place on Wednesday aftet-
noon and was very largely attended.
Deceased was 62 years of age, and
leaves wife and several children to
depore their sudden bereavement. D.,
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DIED,

KoLB,-on the i4th inst. about I D. m. IN
WeisspOrt. very suddenly OF paralysis Of the
heart, Mr.. Jonathan KOlb, AGED abcut O. yrs.
The relatives and friends Of tne family are IN
vted to attend the funeral this Saturday sft.
ternoOu at l O'Clock, al the bOuse.
sTRAwM.-In this borough. 0rl the i5th inst.
Mr.. VIM. Strawm, aged ~ years.
The funeral will take place this Saturday
morning at 1880 O'Clock TO proceed tbY trainl "
ApplebaohsVilIe, Lehigh county. Pa.
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Bell to be Dedicated.

The new bell, cast by Messrs. MeDee-
ly & Kimberly, of Troy, N. Y, for the
Reformed church, of this borough, ar
rived here on Saturday last. The bell
and fixtures weigh 1900 lbs, and cost,
$500, and will be dedicated on Sunday
morning next, at 1000 O'Clock, on
which occasion Rev. A. G. Keser will
preach, assisted by the pastor, L. X.
Derr. Services in German and English.
All are cordially invited to be present.
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Special Notices.

HUH m AA1WN Diseases Cured
New pttAs marked
OLN out by that pltiuest
Of Hli book -" Plain
Home Talk aud Medical Common Sense -
nearly OOJ pages. on illustrations, by Dr. T.. b.
FooTR Of 10 Lexington Ave, N. Y. PurchRs
ers OF titus book are at liberty to CONSULT ita
autnOI in person or by mail FRER Pnce, by
mail, ,25 for the STANDARD edition, or q SO for
the POPULAR edition, which contains all The
same mBtter and lllustratIOna Contents tables
free. AGEN IS WANTED,
MURRAY HILL PUBLIsHING CO.,
Sept es-na ~ =. 2sth IT., ". Y,
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. n. slEwRRs,
The Carbon Sdrpeate.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER II. 1877.
Local and Personal.

~ If you find a X (cross)
after your name on this paper,
itsignifies thatyour subscrip-
tion is over due, and that we
need the money. So please
remit.
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New Advertisements.
GIeasOn's PubIications.

Great reduction in price for 1878 OF GLEAsoN's
PlCToRIAL to s2 year. Single copies ogs.
THE HOME CIRCLE to 50 q year. single copies
cents. for sale by all newsdeRlers
GLEAsoN'S MONTHLY COMPANION, to 81 q year,
single copies IL cents. All postage free.
Sample copies sent on receipt OF 3 cent stamp.
The pribe OF ChTomOs has Just been greatly re.
duced. n one now gives such liberal terms to
agents as we do. SEND for new cirou,a Ad-
dress +. GLEASON, 73S Washington ST., Boston,
Mass. nov. II mi
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THE RESULT,

The following table shows the official and
reported majorities of the several State tah-
didates, at the election held on the 9Th inst'
JUDGE. AUDITOR. TREAs'R,
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. nnO AGENTS WANTED. From 81
0lUU to SIS n Day Sure. Minis orr,
~ Book and Picture Agents. aud ali
out of mDOvment, of either sex here Is the
best chance offered this season. A Cash Pres.
ent OF from IS TO SlO0 will De given TO every good
working agent Send lG cents for small sR npie.
or bet er still 81 for three large samples with
circulars. terms, &c. and go 70 work at once.
REV. S. 4 BUCK Box $40, Milton, Pa.
Mention this paper. nov Tm1
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DLEMIsnEs tpoN THE FEMININE


- OUNTENANCE, II OF a comp,evlonGl ma
PHUR SOAP is useB to Oblterate them. PlY.
are invariably banished by this incompatible
clarifying ageut. EIuDtive ailments, sUIes,
cuts, bruises scnlds, and other affections and
injuries of the cutcle are likewise removed bY
IT, SULPHU UR BATHS nave long been lie.
nOwned as the best remedy for skin disease 8,
rheumatism and gOut. GLENN'S SULPHUR
SOAP Is in every respect = efficaciols, and far
cheaper. BY opening the DOres, and promoting
vigorous supeIt fetal circulation, this excellent
article contributes to the heath of the entire
system Ne well as to that of the cutiCle. Since
its introduction tOpublc notice II has repeated.
ly been commended by the medical profession
and press and few eXte nal specifics have won
such golden opinions among all clhsses. 1t
prevents obnoxious diseases as well as remedies
them. and dsinfeCts clothing and linen lmpreg-
mated with disease. DaDdruf Is entirely erRdI
Gated by 1t, ana Its use Is, on that account,
greatly to be desldeTa ed by persons whose hair
Is ihlnnlng ont in consequence OF drtness Of
the scalp. Those who have used OIntmehbS and
liquids without avail for the cure of eruptiouG
of an obstinate character. will find; IL thev try
1t, that GLENN'S SUBPHU r SOAP removes
scOrbutic complaints lTremediable by less eii.
cacious means, and prevents the recurrence Of
such disorders
Sold by DruCgists Grocers and Fancy GoOds
Dealers. Price Csc. Der cake. Box t3 cakes)
7jc., sent bv mail, prepaid. on receipt Of price,
{. n. CRITTENToN, Prop'r, sixth avenue,
New York
HILLS HAIR AND wHIsKER DYE, Back or
Brown, 5Oc. July 7, lS77.
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Tape Worm Removed Alive:

Head and all complete in two hours NCtcS
removed by Dr. Kunkel,.59 No til nth Suset:
Advice ftee. No Zee until head and al prssHs
in one, and alive. Dr. kunkel Is the Ouly u0
cesstul physician In this oyun'lv for the remUv-
al Of worms. and his Worm syrup II pleas mt
aud safe Tor children or grown persons. Seud
for clrcu ar, Or ask for Il oOttle OF kuukcPS
Worm Syrup. Price one dOla OF per bottle. oct
1t Of your druggist. 1t never iails. Nov. E-ml
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-11-17
Teachers Institute.

The Fourteenth Annual Session Of the CAR
bon COUNT FEACHE9S' lNSTIpu1G C.
Will De held IA tie COURT HOUSE. hAUCA
CHUN X, commencing on
Monday November Goth, 1877,
at TWO O'e ook p. NJ and continue dn1n0 the
week. Every Teacher IN the COUNTY ~ esrn.
estlY requested 20 be present aud participate IN
the WORK, niieetOrs and all Others interested
IN the Cause ot Popular Education are cordiAls
ly invited 10 attend.
II. T. HoFFoRp, c. g.,
IshiRhtsR, Nav w. is7i Wa
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-11-17
rhe Coal Trade.

The anthracite coal trade t1e past week has
ruled rather duh and sbmewhnt heavy as to
prices The tonnage Of the Reading Railroad
Company for the week ending on The 10th inst,
was $4,000 tons, OF which l,UU0 tons went to
Port Richmond In the same time 5000 tons
were shipped from Port Richmond. showing d
pretty fair supply OF orders for coal from Unat
point The Philadelphia Coal and Iron Com.
pany mined during the past week 5000 tons,
ana mining was kept uU generally pretty well
throughout both The ScnuyIkill and Lehigh
Valley regions. The heavy rain of last Thurs
dav lnteTferPd somewhat with active operations
by causing temporary stoBpages at several OF
Jte col leries. TranspoTtaliO ion bv canal was also
E1mewhaJ imDrded from TIE same cnnse. The
water In the SchuYlkill liver rose to greater
height than at any time previously this year.
Fhe warm weather which Is continuing uIlusu
ally late. is not Without lts depressing influence
on the trade genrralv,wh.ch, with a scarcity of
vasse & at New York points, is causing a con-
siderable pill NO of coal there. The market here
formed this particular trade is much demOra-
lzed. as well III regard TO orders Tor coal as for
The maintenance OF circular prices Indeed. II
the representations OF operators in ths trad
may be taGen as authority as to the uOings Of
each OF the Other, the market, so tar as regards
prices, IL entirely at loose ends. SO anxious &c
COrdng To report are encl To rea ize that buy
ers with money in haLd are rarely iet go. Hold.
ers ha we horror Of piling coal, and Will realize
sooner than DO ~ n the Oss ~ current prices Is
not too severe. With tins pressure on the merh-
ct BUYERS are holding of for The next New
HOrK auction sale, which is to take place on the
27th instant,in the hope tuat that event may es-
tabhsn iOwcr prices This NAV be. but auction
sales have pretty much lost their influence, and
the coal season Is so near its end that the more
cOnsideTate dealers ia coal are not disposed to
rely much ON the predict Ons Of coal at lower
figures. Any change III tits reKai is quite as
nkely TO be to higher as TO lower prices QUIET
In the trade II now likely to rbe for the remain.
der OF 1877, and ID NAV be 80 houed 20 the end,
ihat a more cOnsideIate temper may be reached
for establishing n vi lie prOittUle arrangement
for ls75,-Ledger, Monday.
The folio wing table shows the quantity Of cosl
shuped over the LehPh Valley Railroad for the
week enCing Nov, 10 1877 and for the year
com pared the same time In [ wear,
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AdvertIaIng Rates,

We desire It 10 be distinctly understood that
no edVertlsements viii be inserted IN the col.
umnS Of THR CARBON ADVOCATE that may be
70 Jotved from unknown parties or Arms. unless
eur ONLY terms.
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Less than three months. first inser.
fion q. each subsequent insertion Is Cts
LEGAL notices 10 cents per line.
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