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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
1tnbeSiuste Mnerfcnuung.

" ~ Aot"s
Germ S. &c. GtchcnS.
Gleiu SEER! gai5ycno her tet!en funf Sabre Bate
i'd binrcidenre Ge!e9entcit, ben NertA res VEGtTINE
fenren i~ulernsn. MPeiae Wrau braRd,se e5 Se9eu ret'
ZEN, lrclth elmer Dame rnn Idhirddltdber Scnitllatlcu
eMen lino, unp es ,ptrtte nit sr08eren GrioIa ais ir9cnb
Elm anrere5 pom ibr SetrauGtc5 Otlttel. SD bace eS
rneiucu Sttnhe.n un.cr allen Observation-Disclosures,
ME fe in elmer grcBen Eanilte rprtrlnluPn, 9e9ebcn hid
Is Sat lset8 ole sr0bte @irtHrs ~al5seutt. Sd ieibis
hate c3 0ebrauht unb rag Rclaltat ipar eth 10 euteS,
tas iA nibt QeEu9 Borte finoen t1nu. rri nsetne enfa
ribtlae 9taertennung au86uprlten.
csn nleiner Steuune ais 4r!i3:f bare ib ct nit
Sranfhciten Al ~fimpfen aehatt. Dime Nndhait tam
Id VEGErINE emrfehlen, UNI Id femme fetnen ti1I,
irp e. nidt Nle3 erfuGtc, mas riaa lIh paprrl ~ptr!rrusb.
So bat I'D, ipecien IN GaleM rpn lhiedtem Glut un0
YiutSM2an9el teicdbrt tine fptrtte lpuEperoar eI1etS5
re;t5 in alien geihperren, tpetde rarb nHreine3 Eiul
erhtaunen rpare11. Wtcine8 y3iien8 qiett e8 feline ge;s
pirft bate unb IS madt mir rdber Oiei Ger3nn1sr, trs
qeno fpelde Nu8tunIt nter bic InDe!,@ uHs rcn FEGL-
TINE ;u gebea.
G2n. $. sin, gOf,set=z ta:ir, 4.
Gs fantt nidbt i%ibcrtrDffen tpcrocu.
Gbarlestown, IS. Giar3 1869.
S.rrn $. G. Gtenens.
8ersber perr! SD beteuse bterr:it, bab i'd SIR
BLU N,ittel" rnebrere Sabre tn n1etner Sorltt,e
sebrau5t babe, unO bin Der Nnii6t, taB e8 In 6dGen
ppn 6~eropbeln, fGe4tenarttsen. @es
i6piren cber rbeMm attl4en getoeR
n a SzW tttel unb S rlbidbrSzW eetbtn
1T eS fas Bette, tDaS Id teralS periuHt BABE. SD tenn
es nit sutem GeptFen uueu empfe9len, bic BON abn'
li1en 9eiten befa1en flnb.
10 Gu1en Str.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
@Ifa6=2ptbrin0en.

Nus Meb wtro ee6rteben: Nm
IlerIeelentase rparen pplt;etli6erieitS
auf allen &trdbbfen, mas fruber ME
ee19ebeu, ipl6e @rabausfdmldunsen
pessenpmrten tporpen, welde in tbren
6arben;ulammeniteQunsen an bic fran<
abide Irieplpre ertnnerten. Sn
6plae pelen wurbe ber BIr9ermetz
feret@S erpolter tnterpeutrt, sund6it
Don letnem Sprsdn9er, bent 8etdsz
tassabs. 8esanicn, pelder fraste /:
~Spn mem sebt oteie unS unerfldrbare
Masresel aus, wel6e bis babtn nod
HE setrpfen tpcrcen mar? 8enn es
@efIble stbt, bic auer Idtune pirpts
ftnb, 10 1T eS unbetrettbar bic Yfeae
bes Nnbenfen AT bic Spbter, pel6es
@efIbl bel allen Sblfern uno belpnz
bers bel un6 70 md6tis berri6t. NuG
beSretfen mir ben @runp elmer III u1@
feren Mu9en eart un9eredtferttaten
Stren9e ni6t pa ite ptrett sesen ben
0eoanfen Der SerfDbnuno unp Der
8ednftt9unS Der @emiitber oerltBet,
Der au9, pte mir slauben, bel Der &ez
oterun9 oprwaltet. 8arum allo III
Mttteln sretfen, welde, fatt nod Blu
tenoe @unpen su betlen, fe rpteoer
aufretBen Bdre es ni6t flleer,
ibnen Die Belt gum Sernarben su abnz
men? 5err y. 6re9bers, Der Sireerz
meiterete8 erpalter, erptcerte, bab el
ais Sdrsermeiiteret@ Serpalter ben Be-
treFenoen 8efebl se9eben babe, mel
CT Die 4ufteduns Der fransGfl6er
Gricplpre in Oeutf6lanb nid,t fir su=
ldlig bate. 81 LANCE er Die Sir
sermetiterei BON Mes oerfebe, iperpe e>
pteien 8efehl aufredt erbalten. Sc.
m%einoeratb Or. Abel, Hei6Stassabse:
proreter fir Splden : O~iebenbofen
fanb bic Mobre9el ans unseleblt6,
tretfenO; iie babe bic ttefiten @eflbl
Der SecbIferunG tpent9ittns iene'
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1854


bic SeliIpn Der &ammern NIT elmer
Ibrpnrepe, wel6e auf bic pom ben
Sammern i'm April 1877 p%rpclamtrte
unabbdnsisfeit &umdntenS hinptes,
peren Sertbeiptsun9 Den Drnau@ue1
beroano cer rumdntl6en Irmee nptb@
penpis 9emadt babe. Sebtere babe
leitbem bic 8ubmeStaufe purd 9ldn<
senpe 8afentbaten erbalter. Der
Ilrf be9e nit Zen &arnmern ben teltett
@lauben, baB bic @arantie = Wa4te
,Numdnien ais Gin 2anc or1t mtrtltder
1~cteustraft anertennten ; cte ,3eit Der
frempen Secprmuttpun9 uro rer Sa@
iauenl6aft let mitbtn fir &umdtifn
Yprilber.
Die Seberr1her Der taum nod op1t
Den Gilrten abbdn9i9en wt11;t9e1
Qanrben merfcn ii6 sewaltiS in bic
Sruit fettpem bic &uilen Hpr tbnen
bermorl6tren. 81 bat AUDI Ger Tttrit
BON Scrbten iid unabbdn9i9 ertldrt
unp Den S6ub @pttes fir iein ~beiltz
aes @eGt" anserufen, nadoem CT turs
Sprber Den nit Der SIrfet 9eidlp6eaen
Sertra9 f6nBp sebrpden bate. Sober
ludt letnen Teben 2anp su befcmnerl
nur Seferreid, bic fatbpltl9e @roBz
ma6t f6aut 0ewebr int Arrn, an Der
@rense 81.
Srnnfrcirh.
paris, u. Npp. Die u0asette oeS
Iritunaur" beri6tet : Sn LETTER Staht
purpen in seudtebenen Sterteln BON
paris beleiptoenpe uno prpbence pla7
cate aeoen bic 3e9ierun9 anseidla9en
mebrere perlonen tpe9en S~trabettldrms
urp aufrlbrertl der Hufe Serboftet.
Ttaarp melbet, slei6 na@ IuRbluttS
oer Oeputtrten : &aunmer >peroe Der
Selaoerunes> 3ultanp in Seridtecenen
Oepartements %prpclamirt perper, ma
mentlt6 III Iolden, beren Spurnale bic
Dtsciplin in Der Irlnee beipre9en.
lleber bic Stimmrn9 ultter ben bB>
beren SfFsieren Der fransTtiaen @r@
nee Iaat Elm rapieales partierblatt :
Inter ben Otpiiionsz0 eneralen itro
eintse IesittmtitHd, eint9e p%rleaniittid,
bel pettem bic metlten bpnaparttlttl9.
8enn unter ben Brtsape : @eneralen
bic republtfaniide partet eini9e @nz
bdn9er III 3dblen anfdnst 70 tno Is
bod nur pent9e ; bic Ibrt9en oertbetz
len li6 unsefdbr ebeniu wte bic OtYi@
fipnsz0 enerale. OaS erfldrt it6 lef6t.
Die 2ebteren traren unter Dem &atlerz
reid fdnmtltd Srt9aoezG enerale, bic
grteren meifenS Sberften betnabe
ale baben Yprilbersebenp in Der @arpe
oepient. Sn pieler i6bnen Belt wurce
man ober nt9t Brisope@@ General pbne
Der erlau6ten Tamtlte ben 5pf 9ena&t
III baben.
Na@ bartndfi9en &dmpfen srti@en
Dem prd1benten Wac Wabpn uno oer
rapifalen Mebrbeit BET 8amner fant
eS r~penisitens gu etnem prpst1prii9en
6riepen Der parteten. Sn ter Sptz
f6aft wel6e Marfdau Mac Wfabcn
am pOrtsen 6rettas BET NattonalSSer@
iammluns suseben lief, erfldrt berielz
be: ~lm ben parlamentart9en &e>
eeln ~ entipre9en, babe i6 Elm @abts
net sebtlpet, pel@es aus betpen SAM
merr ouserwdblt uno aus Mdnnerr
sulammenseleBt it, relde enti6lcNer
ftnp, btee Sniituttcnen 3u oertbetcts
sen unb uufre4t 3u erbalten uno stpa1
our9 trtete Ausfubruns cer ccniitus
tipneIen @eIebe. Die Sntere1en bes
9anbes S~erlansen peremptcrtid, bal
bic @rtlis, bur9 welde mir sesanSen
BET Sette eeiebt wtro unp oerlanset
nod mebr bab bteielbe nitt ernsu
nirh.
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T me
01ciniDt has Slut, perltingt. rrHtttrt
mo trdttlgt boS SDitcnl.
setne mebsin,iten NiseMiaatnn Inr:
beranOerno, kartrno, anIOicac nno
%abfuBrcnO.


vEGETINE III ausihlicblih bcrcttct prn pel GrtrGes
ten ~irrgTdltla ausaeiuhter Rineen, MDrScln uno 4raus
tern, uub 70 tart cpncentrirt, oaB e5 lptrtun9Spcu lcee
Spnr bon Gcruptcln, f~crpphnl6fen GaItcH,
0cidtpiircn, Grcba, 0ciidgt5roie, Sni5fnH,
fppbilitiid,cn Iranfbsitcn, Oicf1tcM Mas
ocnld)tu1d1c, ipwie ibcrbaapt ole ourh uaretnc5
8int berbei3eiubrten @~ciGmerren, ouSrcttet. ApiTt'
ncrbenleiocm, inilnmmatortibcr uno hrnnt'
fiber HbemnatiemuS, Weuralste, Widit "no
WiidcumnrtSleinen t6nnen nur eurp etns he'ut'
auna RES WluteS erfrl9rrib furirt merten.
VEGETINE bat ilh tets %unfrblbar elmteien IN gals
len ron, '%citcrnocn Uefd,uiirris. &onntahc'
fdblag, @laicn. Sliitbdlen, TledcM SdliDas
ecu, 0r;,.o unb 70 ingtUurm.
Sn S1leR bon Wii6cu itb Mcr5 cE, Tstercnicts
ben, @nfieriud)t, iueiblitber Sc)io1tlc, metHe
BON innerliAen 0eldplrcn un6 Muttsr- VeiGirerpen
b%erribren, lorrie bel auseineiner S6irade pirtt We
GETINE brett ouf cie trIa4e fteIcr Seioen. Gs itartt
baS sanie 9plcm, irirtt auf bic NblonrcrunSSsS raons,
beleitist Gnt3incur9er, turtrt 0ei4Dlre une regt.IWf
bic Odrntz Sraale.
8eine Mericin bat f6 nit srtBetem Gripl9 ais We
GETINE in Gdleu BON y erfd)nupiung. Wercans
ungslpfigfeit, Observation-Disclosures Nfrs
ftpnfuua, SersfIopfen, Gopfturb, SD6uturrs
buioel, WerbeNrct;barfeit, lntpls 0nGenctHrG
0terncniGiu1dbe Ier6brt. 0aS S!ut Ioipie ate
Sr1ane he's S6rpers pcreen ronltdnti9 sarein;gt uno
es ltt cine ,punDer6ase gSirtuns auIeaS Nerrsnlpftem
i'm Nlaemc.nen aus. Die mertnnrei9en TurCn, neltbe
burtb VEGETIEE e~r3elt pprren iiuo, bahen riele unS
betannte 9terite uno Mcotciner ~peranLbt, eeheIbe iur
:bre ciaenen Ndlnilien at rerihretben.
& ner Gbat lit VEGETINE baS Bette Wftttel se3eu
bic pten angefubrten geidlrereen, nno her e;njt9e, bic
lest entpedte, SuperliSii1e Siuts9Teiniaer, relhey
,emalS Der Wenihbett Sctoten icrrpen.
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CIo.lna out summer aood.,

Daniel GraVer, at the Bee Hive Store,
announces to the ladies of LehightOn
and vicinity that he is now closing out
bis entire stock of Spring and Summer
Dress Goods, in order to make room for
Fall and Winter styles, at an immense
sacrifice on former prices. Ladies' de-
string to purchase really first class goods
at a great bargain will do well to call
and examine these goods before making
their purchases elsewhere. Also. al
ways on hand full line Of groceries
and provisions OF best quality at lowest
prizes. Remember the place Bee Hive
Storo, Bank street, next door above Isl
National Bank, Lebightou, Pa,
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Special Notices.

DLEMIsAEs OPoN THE FEMININE
ID CoUNTENANCE, u of a eomplexiOnaI ma
ture, speedily vanish when Gl4ENNSS 50 l..
PHUR SOAP Is used TO ObuteTate them. PIN.
ples RlOIches Rnughness, Richness ana Tan
are invarla0iY banished by this lGoOmpaFabe
clarifying aseut. EIuDtiVe ailments sores,
cuts Urulses, scalds, and other affections and
injuries Ot the Cutlcle are likewise removed DV
lL So ULPHUR BATHS nave long been re.
nOWned as the best remedy for skin dlseAses
rheumatism and gOut, GLENN'S SULPHUR
SOAP Is in every respect as ethcacAOus, and FAR
cheaper. BY opening the pores, ana promoting
a vigorous superficial olTculRtlOn, this excellent
article contributes TO the heath OF the entire
system as well as 10 That OF the cuticle. Since
its introduction TO public notice Il has repeated
lY Oeen commended by the medical Profession
and press and few extel nal specifics have won
such golden opinions" among all classes. 1t
prevents obnoxious diseases as well as remedies
them. and dislnfects clothing and linen impreg,
mated with disease DADdruh rs entirely eradi-
Gated by It. and It's use Is, on that account.
greatly TO be deslderai Ell by persons whose hlir
Is thinning out In consequence OF drYnesa of
the scalp. Those who have used 0lntments and
liquids without avail for the cure Of eTuptiOns
of an obstinate character. will dnd, II thev try
1t, that GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP Ieulaves
scOfbutic complaints lrremedable by less EN-
eaoious means, and prevents the recurrence OF
such disorders.
sold by Druggists. aroceTs and FaRov Goods
Dealers. Price. 2bo. per cake. Box O. oakesl
76c, sent bv mall prepaid, on receipt Of price,
z, N: CRlTTENToS, Propf Sixth Avenue,
HILLS HIa AND wuIsxER DYE, B,aek or
BEoWni &C. ''' July y is77s
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Literary Association.


PACkERToN, Aug. 10, 1977.-The
Scripture by the President. Opening
prayer by Mr.. w. l.. Stiles. Singingby
the choir. Minutes OF last stated meet
ing read and approved. Calling of the
roll and absentees noted. The Presi-
dent appointed for First Vice. Mr.. j.
Clements for Asst. Vice, w. Trythall.
Election of officers: President, MFR.
John W. Koons Vice President, MIR.
John Young Asst. Vice, Mf. Leonard
Babcock. They were elected by accla-
nation. 1t was moved that the ballot
be passed for Secretary. So Ordefed.
Mr.. Charles @. Gensel was declafed
elected Secretary; Miss Ella Burns was
declared elected Assistant Secretary!
The ballot was passed for Treasurer
Mr.. Andy Elliot was declared elected.
Mr.. Stiles made suggestion that
committee of FIVE be appointed on En-
tertainment. The committee are: La
dles-Miss Rosetta Burns, Miss Clara
Harleman and Miss Ella Burns Gem
tlemen-Mr. James Clements and Mr..
Alfred Rsudenbush. There being no
other business, they proceeded to the
budget. Budget opened, the first was
from Mr.. stiles it was very interest,"
ing. The second was from proxy, the
title being "Object of Life !" it was
very good. The third. "Scrap aud
Thought and Thought" by Scrap
Finder" it was very good. 1t was
then moved and seconded that the SUBJ
iect for general discussion be postponed
until next meeting night. So ordered.
The subject is, (which creates the
most harm, Ignorance, Superstition,
Pride or Ambition 2" The President
took notes of the budget they were
few but good. Singing by the choir.
Closing prayer by Mr.. John Bohn.
Doxology by the Association. Associa-
ton closed at 9:25 p. m.
Exercises for next meeting night
Singing, Reading, Address, and Gen.
eral Discussion. A polite invitation is
extended to all.
o. A. GENsEL, Sec.
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Big Greek Items,

Big Greek Items,
The days are shortening.
Summer will soon be over.
Fall plOwing has commenced.
Oats is selling at 35 cts. per bush.
Trout fishing ended Wednesday, to
catch one now will cost you a V.
The shell.bark crop promises to be
an abundant one this fall.
But few sales Of potatoes have been
made by our farmers so fa:, on account
of the low price.
The L. G. & Nav. Co. on Monday
last put number of mules into winter
quarters on Paul Bucks place.
Il have been informed that the Gen.
tennial Slate Quarry of Saw Mill Creek
has stopped work for the present.
1t is reported that Mr.. 8. Weiss, Of
Towanensing, intends to erect black.
smith shop sh ortly, somewhere in this
neighborhood. hope the rumor may
prove true, for we are very much in
need of blacksmith shop.
From present appearances we are
to have lively time at the coming fall
election for the office of District Attor-
ney, but P. j. Meehan, Esq, of Mauch
Chunk, is evidently the favorite, and
holds the inside track.
We learn by number of letters
received from friends In the West, (who
left here some time ago), that they have
been quite successful, and are highly
pleased with the country.
Rev, j. L. Werner, of Parry vile,
preached very able sermon on San.
day evening last, to well filled house,
at Solt's. He will have services again
on Sunday, Goth, at $3.50 a. m.
The Salem's Sabbath school, of this
place, will hold a picnic in the beauti-
full grove, near st. Paul's church, on
Saturday, 26th inst, to which the plea
sure loving people of the surrounding
country are respectfully invited. The
amusements will embrace all the usual
picnic sports.
Il am in receipt Of copy Of Rid
paths Grammar School History OF the
United States, published by Jones Bros.
& Co., Cincinnati, o. 1t is the most
accurate and interesting of all the U. 8.
histories that have come under my no.
tice, and I should be pleased to see II
introduced into all our schools.
REVERE.
BIG CREEK, Aug. is 1877.
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MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA Aug. 18 .@-FlOpr quiet, super
fine $500; extras, $3.50; Pennsyl Vania family,
50. .7507.50; Minnesota do, SS09.5Oi high grades,
g. E0de50.
Wheat steady; No. red, o. 4091 a.: new am.
Der, SI.43 al Al; inferior lots, tt.S50l.3o.
COrnmeal, e3.l5Q3.25
Rye flour. o..
Corn dull; yellow, 6Ip, mixed, ecc.
Oats steady for old; Pennsvly ania white, 400
43c; western DO, 3904lc do mixed, 36940cj new
white, 30 1885, mixed. 33G35c.
Rye quiet aG Bo9IOc.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 1e.-Flotr dull, unchan ged,
Wheat quiet, caster; southern red. good TO
prime, 81 eI.4Ub1.43: do. amber, e1.420i.4o; No
western winter red, spot, SLAM August, tl.Ss;
September. 8 ,3i.
tures active; southern white, 63Qejc; do. vel.
low, soc; western mixed. spot and August
5Shc; september, soc; steamer, 53c.
Oats fairly active and lower southern prime.
34036c; western white, new 30033o.
Rye nominal ht 65667ci
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.8-Flour quiet and unohauRi-
ed.
Wheat in active and higher; No. ChIosgo'
spring 81 ~ cash, ei.046l.04A; August. "a i6r
September. t.95dl05ko.
Oats rejected at 97c.
Corn is IN active demand and higher N0' Eat
43hc for cash 444c for, August 43Ao for Sep
tember and October rejected. 40ko.
oats in fair demand and higher; Ne, 40 for
cash or August 2tk 62394 for SeptemneBi 2Sho
for all the year. rejected loc. -
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socIetV Meetings.

NFINITo CASTLE, No. rs, A. o. X. OF THE M. @.
and and 4th Monday Of each month, in Re-
bef's Hall LehightOn, at 1880 O'Clock p. N,
w. X. Benninger, 8, X. CT 5. R.AGilham.
g. X. r. 5.
cNApRE HUTTEN LODGE, No. CSC, 1. O. o. F..
meets every Tuesday evening, at O'Clock,
in Reber's Hall. Alfred Beck, N, q. N.
B. Reber, Secretary.
AfrnUuHEN Tribe. No. 2S2. Imp. o. Of r. M,
meets In Rebers Hail every SATURDAY.. H.
l.. Gaggus, sachem q. W. Delhi, O. OF II.
PoHo PocA TRIBE No III. Imp. o. r, NJ, meet
O'Clock, IN Public School Hall, Weissport,
Pa. @. W. Schwab, 81 JAG. Brong, e. OF r.
LKHIaHToN LODGE, No. 2S4 X. Of p, meets
on Friday evenings in Re0er's Hal, at y'S
O'Clock. r. Gaumer, O. O. T. Il. Ratclih,
X of r. and s..
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-Sensihle AdYice.-You are asked

Sensible Advice.-You are asked
every day through the columns of news.
papers and by your Druggist TO use
something for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint that you know nothing
about, you get discouraged spending
money with but little success. Now to
give you satisfactory proof that Green's
August Flower will cure you of Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint with all It's
effects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Costiv eness, palpi-
tation of the Heart, HEARTBURN, Wa
ter.brash, coming up Of food after
eating, low spirits &C., we ask you to
go to your Druggist, A. j, Durling,
and get Sample Bottle Of Green's
August Flower for 10 cents and try 1t,
or a Regular Size for rs cents, two doses
will relieve you.
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AT Carbondale, Pa, on Sstu fday,
two hundred and fifty striking miners
compelled the pump men at the differ
ent mines to quit their work, and the
mines are now flooding. They also de-
tanned q train of loaded coal cars in the
Delaware and Hudson Company's yard, t,
which was about to be sent to Nineveh.
They also compelled stOppage Of the
pumps at the Erie collIery. 1t Is said
the Plttston miners have decided not 10
resume work.
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Advertising Rates,

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oil coal shipped to tide-water, and that,
but for keeping the mines from food
ing, they had better not work at all.
All with whom I've yet conversed on
the subject predict for this strike a
speedy collapse, although unaer the cir
cumstances they don't particularly care
how long it may last provided the
strikers do not interfere with dead
work,
Now that strangers may visit the coal
region with greater confidence, visitors
are multiplying and hotel traffic is on
the increase. The Mansion is slowly
filling, and at the American it's gIow-
ing more lively than 1t has been for
some time.
To-day the second large excursion
party of the season visited the Glen and
passed over the Switch Back. They
were from Bound Brook, N. j., and
Lancaster, Pa, and came over the L.
Y. II. II.
Three years ago-the last successful
season we've had-the number of ex-
cursious that had arrived previous to
the first of September was SO. Figures
Wou lleI bney say auu COmpdIlSOu
of figures tells the tale.
In mentioning the strike 1 should
have stated that at Lattlmer, Holly
wood, Mt. Pleasant, Buck Mountain,
Humboldt, and Eckley work is still
progressing.
E. r. Cooke, East Mauch Chunks
new postmaster, took possession of the
Office on last Monday, and consequently
the country's safe.
Yours, etc., VS..
ITEMS.
Mr.. ]. s. Loose continues absent in Leban,
on cOuutv.
Several individuals from across the river,
who had taken rather prominent and active
part in the ale railroad strike, have struck out
Tor parts unknown.
Arrivals from Ocean Grove have been nor 9
numerous during the week than departures.
soon all will have returned, and then Mauch
Chunk Will be herself again.
"A large fleet Of boats has accumulated here
| during the last two weeks.
"A serenade with which she was recently
| hOnOred caused lady to remove rather hastily
| from HackelDernie,
| Sunday fOrenoOn's military inspection at
| tracted quite a crowd TO lower SusQuehanna
street, AT its close majority OF those present
| repaired TO church-trOm the parade.g ground to
| the sanctum
w ednesday's picnic Of St. PatricB's c B., Of
| NesquehUning, though well attended was moi
as financially success ,fu. as had been expected.
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Closing Prices OF DEHAvEN s. Town.
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Phil&delphla, y,
August 18th 1877,
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I FRANKLIN LEsH,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
(Ldte Resident Physieidn Of HarrisburO RospitaI).
OFFICE, Next door to the U nion Church,
wEIssPoRT. Pa.
cF- Special attention given to the Diseases OF
Women. Consultation in English and German.
Aug. IS, 1S77-5mA
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DR. EDWARD BROWN,
tut.- SURG EoN DENTIST,
OF the PennsySVansa Dental College. Philadel-
phia, has opened an office in LEHIGHToN, on
BROAD STREET. next door TO Snyder's store.
work warranted satisfactory.
LAUGHING GAS used for the painless ex.
traction OF Teeth. Aug. II. ls77-yl
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REPORT OF COAL transported over Lehgh
& Susqu' hanna DIVISION, Central r II, Of New
Jersey, for DAYS ending Aug. 10, is77i
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The following table shows the quantity OF coal
shipped over the Lehigh Valley RailrOad for the
week ending Aug nth, 1877 and for the year ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-01

! POLICE Court, YEsrERpAY-yltsssice j. j.
Crutchfeld presiding. Forbes (co-
loredl MAS charged with stealing three kegs
Of butter, Valued at $40, from p. g. Harrt-
son, and Margaret Donahoe, charged with
receiving one 3keg Of butter valued ut SIS.
the property OF P. Ct. Harrison, knowing
the same to be estolen.; Both cases were con-
Etinued until to-day .ls; .st,;,T .;sess7 -
John Roots, charged with stealing in
January last, in Goochland' county, one
pump and connections and other machinery
valued at 500, from the Dover Company,
was sentenced to Jail for twelve months,
with labor. An appeal was taken, and the
case sent on to the Hastings Court.
The case Of George Anthony, charged
with assaulting and striking the little girl
Nellie Giblin with q brick, was called.
DR.. Jackson stated that it would be ten
days before the little girl could appear.
The case was accordingly continued and
the accused committed to Jail. q r ot
Henry Spears (colored), assault and bat
terry, was fined 81 and COSTS, .' @a: .'
Moses Dickerson (colored), arrested for
trespassing on the premises OF the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad Company and
stealing iron, was committed for three
months in default Of surety. = Ii, }. =
/ Daniel Johnson, who is charged with
feloniously breaking and entering the dwell
ing-housc Of Israel Bee and stealing one lot
OF clothing, was committed to Jail to await
action, Of the grand jury OF the Hastings
Court, x. =. - t#s,t ..s..s. .st ..s. a.,..