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f. Fendrich N Bros. are one OF the
oldest tobacco firms in the United
States, aud by fair dealings they have
quilt up AN immense trade. Having
been IN business nearly thirty years,
they have upver failed or suspended
during that time, and still prospecting
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The life OF the flesh and the brain, the
bones and the muscles, is the blood. II Is
the centre OF vitality, the muir ment 81 the
system. Not oulV must II be pure, but rich,
in order 10 retain health. In the feeble and
deVitnlizec, the life current Ia watery and
its circulation sluggish. The muscles of such
persons lack solidlty, the nerves are " eak,
the visage haggard, and the eye lustreless.
A course Of nostetter's stomach hitters,
however, improves not only the health but
the appearance of the debilitated and new
GUS. Nutrition then becomes complete be-
cause digestion receives an impetus from
this benlgnant tonip, which fertiliIes the
blood, nriI ~ back 1.-The rose tint OF health
10 the waa cheek, brightness To the eye, and
gives power of endurance to the muscle.
Inyai ids, hasten to use 1t dtllsep2iwlt
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Reliable help for weak and ner.

Reliable help for weak and ner-
vous sufferers. Chronic, painful and
Frustrating diseases cured without
medicine. Pulvermacher's Electric
Belts the grand desideratum. Avoid
limitations. Book and Journal, with
particulars, mailed free. Address Pull
vermacher Galvanic Company, Gin
iunai Ohio.
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Aih for yellow Ferer snGerers

NEW YORK, September lS.-At the
Naratine Exchange, yesterday, sub
scription wss started by the members
in aid of the sufferers by the yellow
fever at Ferdinada The yellow fever
has again broken out on the steamer
Niagara, from Havana. The vessel
has been orders to the lower quaran-
tine.
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hardening.
TUESDAY. MONDAY.
Middling Uplauds . 61sd 6lsd
Mluuling orleans. ...., b J-iBd J-lb1
Sales, 1900 bales; speculation and export
2OU ba es; receipts LOU bales; AmeIicalia1 J.
Futures l-l6d. better; Uplands, low mid
dling clause, september and October dellY-
cry, 6iAd; October ana November delivery,
65-3206 8-l6i; November and December Dolly
cry, u 3-l6I; December and January delivery,
5-326sB S-6i; new crop, shipped september
and october, per sail, & l6d January and
February, per sail, 9 7-j29gB54d,
p. M, Uplands, low mlddling clause,
september delivery Il l-l5d; new crop shipped
December and January j-31d.
1880 y. m.-Sales of American, 500 bales.
Uplands, low middling CLAUSE, october de-
livery, I'd; November delivery, 61sd.
1880 p. m.-Uplands, low middnns clause,
November delivery, q 7-31d. september ana
October delivery, 7-3ld; October and No
vembsI delivery, 7-32d; November aud ID 60
cember delivery, O 7-32d; December aud Jan
uary delivery, q 1895 al; new 0p, shipped
November aud December, per sail, ga.
p. injection arrivals strong Upiau1s,
low middling clause, delivered In september
and Oct JbvT, D 3-l6d; delivered IN November
and December, 7.S@6Ad.
NEW ORLEAEs, September II -Night-COt
ton, demand moderate. Sales 800 bales
Quotations unchanged. Receipts, net Is
bales. Exports, to New York sl2 bales.
Stock IA. IlB billes,
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- you want ~ uuy m omnibus,
Orr IL the man TO serve you, tt.
Before buying, 40 and see the new
goods TINT daily arrive at Blake, Jon.
kins n Boals. n
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Havlng secured the services of Pro.
lessor LANCE, solo cornetist and violin,
lSl, hewill with ProtessorJ. H. Brooks.
pianist, give concerts each evening at
my garden. NJ. ANTOINE.
uuuup IA,
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For Rent.

The brick store house on Elm street,
opposite Sanger BrOs., now occupied
by Blake, jenkins & Bosls, size 44xSO,
viii be for rent after the 1st OF OctoN
Der, 1877. Apply to ,,.,,-y
Junl1dlm NUM- 9iiH'
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september II 2i9ll 2Sc October II O69ll Usc;
November 10 9jglO 0S' December lU0jG 10 80 g;
January 10 OS@IO O9c; February II O3@ll U'o,
leans li3sc.
Net +, ceipts, 10 bales; gross, 1870 bales.
Close of murKet-Futures closed steady
lales NIu bnI,s
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


GALVESTON, September ls.--No report We
repeat saturday S quotations; Gold 81 03Qg
u o., Silver 99c@par, Exchauge-~New York
sight hG19 Premium. New Orleane sight par
and u premium.
NEW YORK, September Is. Stocks strong.
Money pa per cent. cold u Oh. Exchange,
long IL So; short a 81. Government honus
firm. State bonds steady,
(!nl1 nnanaI ub7L
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THE COURTS.



State VS.. Thomas Mulby and others
continued by counsel.
State W., John Lonensberger con-
tinued on affidavit Of defendant.
State vs. Gus Rtttleman continued
10y consent.
State vs.. George Rogers, indicted for
assault with intent toklll plead guilty
of aggravated assault anu fined 500.
Adams n Leonard vs.. l.. NJ. Spencer
y Bro, Judgment for the plaintiffs.
The prisoner, Dr. d. H, Chambless
was brought into court, and his trial
sci for the 9Th. During his presence
IN The coHrt room the prisoner was
deeply moved and frequently shed
tears.
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:. referring to the above, would beg
~ s'ate TO the patrons of the old firm
e eual 1 VIII continue the business at the
s S,ner OF Austin street and Pacific av.
ne alone am authorized to settle
"e uusiness Of the old firm.
'P'ib-ot JACOB MAUTHE.
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DIR. WHIT T I E r.
GIT ST. Charles street,
Treats all forms o. Veneral Diseases, Semi.
nal Emissions and Sexual Debility, with
unparalleled success. No erwho failed,
cali or write; pamphlet OF consultation free.
Can refer to the medical profession in az
parts Of the Country.
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Commercial.

NEW ORLEANS, september lS-Flour quiet,
steady. Superfine "A 1904 20; AA 90; ANA
50 2jl6 10; choice 81 73GI 3'la Corn quiet,
white and mixed Dc; yellow zoe. Oats 400
42c. Coffee steady, demand fair, carsOes Or
binary To choice l7hgIl4c. sugkr quiet
jObbing, common 10 good ,UinmOn 1880 lair
TO fiIIly fair o9s1ci priine 70 choice sags14c;
yellow clarified ygJssc. MOlasses, nothing
doing. Rice, quiet aud weak; ordinary to
choice jgBJ6c. Rain prevents business.
NEW YORK, September ls-FlOut quiet
and steady. Wheat, &c lower and duh. Corn
Ldhc better.
Sieht-Flour without decided change and
moderate business :or export and home use.
shipping grades of extra Is sc ifce and In de
mand at full prices uper1ne western and
state S5a5 N; common TO fair extra ~ OOd
+ ~; good 10 choice extra u 55gs ~. wheat,
spring on spot opened lover, pat closet
steady; yesterdays figures little stronger
in Instances; 10 better tor futures 10 better
for spring; dull and heavy for winter. Corn
y sliad stronger; western mixed 5S9J54c.
Ungraded oats a shade easier. COiiee hrmi RIO
1G54 ale gold; cargoes lG4g21c gold.
At. LOUIS, September IS -F Flour is firm
AMI a shade better; XX fall, s. 90; xxx do,
IS g0a6 10 v heat active but lower; No.
red fall, 81 81; No. do, 81 3. Corn higher;
No. mixed A. "a i2Ise. Oats easier, No.
55ILc. Rye uuiet at SOC. Barley easy; choice To
fancy Minnesota and Wisconsin, sOgs5c.
whisky steady and unchanged, at 81 ".
Pork dull; Is 62i5 asked, = 20 id for summer.
Dr. salt meats, none Offering. Bacon hrm
and unchanged, at sc, sc, slsgstsc for
shoulders, elea- ribs and GEAR sides.
HOgs-Steady and unchanged.
Cattle-Natiye shipping grades, very light
supply and no demand; butchers stock, In
GLIDING Tex ans, steady and In fair demand
Hides snd wool.
GALVESTON, September is.-No report. We
repeat saturdays quotations: Hides-nrm.
Receipts light. Dry selected, nc; light salted
i5c. stack salte lie; damaged half price;
kip i5c; wet salted as they run &c; selected
lOc: butchers green T1<c.
Wooi~no transactions, quotations nomi-
nal.
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The case of Il. w. Riddle VS.. John
Hall and others, continued from pre-
vious day, engaged the attention OF
this cours all yesterday, aud has not
yet been concluded,
Recorders Court.
Mayor Cabell was busy all the fore
noon trying offenders against the
peace and dignity of the city. A mum
Der of cases were disposed OF.
Magistrnics' Courts.
Nothing of importance in these
courts yesterday.
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Inc partnership heretofore existing
1--WE Tween Mauthe, Chase & Co, is this
uay dissolved by mutual consent
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EYenInw k.nnrr- A,lnr-c,,,I.


New ORLEANS, September ls.-Gold 81 O3l,
al 0}A. sight = premium. Sterling BANK
50 Oh
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-09-22
Feminine.

Sash ribbons are wide, and in all the
pale tintS.
Skirts are being made of turquoise
blue flannel.
Bronze and olive are the colors for
travelling hats.
Wearing real flowers is becoming,
more and more the rage.
Black and white check is used a
great deal for boys under ten or twelve.
No material wears well when it is cut
the wrong way of the weaving.
Lace and insertion collars and cuffs
are worn by children under ten years.
Stockings with the stripes running
length"ise, are much worn by ladies'.
Silks it is said, will he cheaper than
ever, the cocoon crop in France being
very large.
Fol very small boys and girls under
eight, low necked pianatores are again
introduced.
COlOred stockings are expensive be.
cause it is almost impossible to wash
them to look well.
French heels are becoming again
fashionable, Notwithstanding the pro.
test of physicians.
Ladies' hosiery appears in plain dark
colors embroidered with silk twelve in
ches above the heel.
No jewelry, unless simple lccket
and chain, is worn by any child under
twelve years of age.
Some ladies wear the thinnest kind of
stockings under their colOred ones, in
order to keep then nice.
Gloves with scollOped tops give more
elasticity TO the part which binds the
arm than the Eemned kid.
Little girls under ten, still wear the
close tittlug lace caps, trimmed simply
with ribbon or Wild flowers.
A remedy for freckles :--Tincture of
beuSoin, one and half drachms rose
water, one pint. The lotion to De sp.
piled night and morning.
Japanese fans to be worn pendant
from the belt have lacquer handles If
teen inches long. The fan is quite
small, it is Of six, delicately painted.
Fruit is as much the fashion for ball.
dresSes as flowers. Pale blue, orna-
mented with craoapples white, cover
ed With cherries F; tea rose tulle, with
garlands Of black cuTran.s, etc.
a physician recommends for the CON-
plexiUn =" Bichloride Of mercury aud
muriate Of ann Onis, one and a half
grains each, combined with six ounce
emulsion OF almonds, applied ct night,
Mgs. Lucy Stone BIs sckwell is to be-
gin the canvass OF Colorado IN behalf
oi universal suffrage on the ll.h OF
September aud will devote three weeks
to the work. Miss Pstlldgp, Miss
I!ndnRn and Mis5 Matilda Fletsher
are " assist iE the task.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-09-22
Josh Billings Philosophy.

When an old man marrys young
wife the luv in the transackshun iz al.
Ways on one side, but the folly IL about
equally divided.
If yu undertake to pix hornet off
from the hind leg of a mule, the chances
are that IL will gt stuhg bi the hornet,
and get kikt bi the mule besides, but
still beIeave in doing a good turn
whenever yu kan.
To avoid all trubbe ov law suits from
heirs and others, hav konkluded to
administer upon mi own estate bi spend
ing it as go along,
amt The most fastidious man in all
the world but had rather wear a flax
seed pOultice on mi feet than an iniun
rubber shu.
l never had man cum to me for ad-
wise, but before he got thru he had
more advice to offer than to ask for.
Thare are men who kan keep a sc.
kret, but they are the very ones who
never will take one to keep if they kan
help it.
Self preservashun IL the first law ov
natur, and in menny cases seems to be
the only wun.
The grave is sed to be the end ov
ambishun, but hav often seen it air.
ing itself on its tOmbstun.
A dandy never gifts rid ov the dis.
ease; hav seen them at seventy years
old, crooked, but just az vain az ever,
with the bO-not ov their necktle away
round under one eur, and stiff starch
ed collar on hind side before.
If | wuz starving think it would de
moralize me more to beg for a loaf ov
bread than it would to steal it.
l seldom ever knu friendship, or
even an intimacy, that was formed in
bOyhood, kept up thru life the attach
ments we sumtimes see between people
IL ov later growth.
If a man IL perfektly honest he don't
want much branes to run his maSheen
suckcessfully, but if he amt he has got
to hav he'd full.
The man who will say Eyes" to ever
rythlng yu say IL the hardest kind ov
man knO ov to borrow ten dollars uv;
If you don't Deleaye it just try it.
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Subscribers out of County, $1.2O
Old Peonle tIettinr nIarrisd.

If the decrepit old couple had
come in to leave their measures for
their collins it would not have seemed
so strange, but they were there instead
to be married. The old man counted
his years by scores, and ran them up to
four score and FIVE, while the old wO-
man beside him was scarce ten years
his junior. The bridegroom bore him-
self with dignity; the bride. in 1hiet
modesty, leaned upon his arm. His
old black head was bald to the centre,
and around the Ginning ebony a fringe
OF snowy wool clustered. Under the
heavy chin another fringe of white
stood guard over his tall collar. lie
stood erect and grave. 1t was picture
of the old regime.
Squire, we is here ter be married.
sah," he said.
Your names ?"
" They's on this YER" pulling a IL
cense from his pocket. " Es yer Will
see, sab, they is Liza Douglass for this
lady an Brister Spiver for me, sab. /
hopes dem papers is right %
Perfectly" said the Squire. "a
rather aged couple, eh, uncle ?"
" We's turned many row in de
fel' of life, sab; but we's not done fur
yit. l kin foller de plough or handle
de hoe jes de same as de young de-
generashun, sab. An fur dis yer lady,
de Lord help yer, san, she's as young
and spry as de chilen what katches de
spring chiken fnr dinner. We's good
fur many's and many's day, sah."
Esquire Egnaw tied the old hands
fast together, and said kind word of
congFatulatiou.
" Thank you, sah," said the old
man. The little old woman in her neat
white dress courtesied, and the pair
walked down the steps. got into their
old spring wagon and drove slowly off.
Memphis Appeal,
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Gore Mountain In the Adirondacks
has always been regarded as series Of
wooded crests of no great elevation.
The Typographical engineers who are
employed in the survey OF Northern
New York, became impressed with its
enormous proportions, and after, view
ing it from Mt, Marcy aud Blue MounI
tain, determined to make Il one Of their
signal stations. Ten days ago party
of surveyors assembled what had always
been considered the crest OF the noun.
tain and began TO erect signal tower.
Advantage was taken of some trees
which were growing together, and one
side of the skeleton tower was rapidly
fashioned. AS soon as they could look
out on the forest they were amazed to
discover another peak farther in aud
eyidentely much higher. Work on the
proposed station was abandoned and
on the next afternoon In the midst OF q
thunder storm the engineers reached
the true summit, which apparently had
never been :roddea by any human be~
ing, The altiLute OF this crest Is 1864
feet above tide water. 1t is 2S4 feet
higher than Crai-'S Mountain, and the
tower whi3h has been erected marks
the highest point in ESSEX county.
Daniel Webster gave a reception
70 some Western lawyers one evening"
shortly after the accession Of President
Tyler and the dissolution Of President
HarrisOu's Cabinet. Among those
present we're Mr. StaLbery, late Attor-
uey- General, and a bashiul gentleman
by the name Of Leonard. They were
p,osen ed, mads their compliments 10
host AMI hostess, aud Leonard, TO pet
cut Of halm's way made for one OF
those lunsenscal little gilt and sa tin
chairs which are not made to be sat in,
but which adorn all drAWing-TO0ms. To
make things dead sure, Leonard tilted
his thar backward, and down il went,
smashed, crsCkli1g in crowded draw
ing rOom, aud of course, Leonard the
unfortunate was also Leonar,, the OBJ
served. Webster rushed TO the wreck
Of the Buckley" extended buth hands
to him, and hauling him up said,
Why, Mr.. Leonard, sou ought to
know that no cabinet work Will hold
together here" There was general
laugh, end Leonard did not again rry
satin chairs that were not made to BE-
sat IN. ...r......
England and France are disagree.
ably surprised at a new tariff which has
suddenly been issued at Madrid, where
by imports from those eountrhs are
subjected to duties from fifteen 10 City
per cent. higher than those levied upon
similar goods from Germany, Belgium
and elsewhere. '|'
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Not an Uncommon Sort of Lying.

An old but vigorous.looking gentles
man, seemingly IRON the rural districts,
got into a car and walked its full length
without receiving an invitation to sit
down. Approaching the gentleman
who had whole bench to himself, he
asked: "Is this seat occupied ?"
d" Yes, sir, it is" impertinently re-
piled the other.
WE'LL" replied the broad. shoulder
ed agriculturalist, II will keep this
seat until the gentleman comes"
The original proprietor withdrew
himself haughtily to one end and loOk-
ed insulted. Alter while the train
got into motion, and still the nobody
came to claim the srati whereupon the
deep.chested agrieulturalist turned and
said: 'Sir, when you told me that this
sent was occupied you told me a lie"-
such was the plain language. "I
never sit near liar if 1 can avoid it; I
would rather stand up"
Then appealing to another party he
said: "Sir, may l sit next to you /? You
don't look like liar" We need hard
ly say that he got his seat, and that the
original proprietor thought that there
was something wrong ABOUT our social
system.-BaltimUre Gazette.
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-Cannibalism has become a frequent
incident in Madras since The famine.
This years peach crop aggregates
in value 50, 420, ,0O0,of which the Mary,
land and Delaware growers net 81 500.
0OO.
The horns OF the Abys,lnisr OK
are neatly foug feet IOHg, ahd seven
inches in diameter at their base. The
Ahyssiniau buffalo is double the size of
our uxen, ana two will draw rs much
as four horses.
Seven years ago william O'Rrien
wa murdered in st. Louis by Michael
Ryan, who esca ed arrest. O'Bren's
widow recently recognized Ryan in the
street, grabbed him, and held him until
be was arrested
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VOL. ", No: as.
Railroad Guide.
NORTH PENNA. RAILROAD.
pHILA. s. READING RAILROAD.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.


AUGUST 2Np. 1877.
Trains leave ALLENTOWN as follOws;-
WA PERKIoMEN BRANCH.)
For philadelphia, at C.5J li.05. am, Ha.l5 and
o,55 y. m.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at 325 u. IN
WA EASE PENNA. BRAECu.)
For Reading, 2.SO, $50, $50 M, l2lo, 2O, 4.3o
and OF pm.
For Harrisburg. 6 50, s.55 a. M. 12.I5, 4 80 pm.
For Lancaster and Columbia, 8 50, am. and 43O
p, IN.
tDbes not run on Mondays
SUNDAYS,
For Reading, 230 I'm. and 9.05 pm,
For Harrisburg, 05 D. IN.
Trains FOR ALLENTOWN leave as follows:
IVA PERKIOMEN DRANCHl
Leave Philadelphia, 73J II. M, 1OU, Ti3O dnC 5.l5
p.m
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia. SOFA IN.
VIA EAST PENEA. BRANCH
Leave Reauing, 74L AS, 1JS5 n IN, 400. 0.lo end
Leave Harrisburg, 500, 7ao a. m., and i,4o, $50
p. IN.
Leave Lancaster, 7SO a. m, and s.25 p. IN.
Leave Columbia, 7.20 o. IN nud SIS y. LII.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading, 7.35 am.
Leave Harrisburg, 500 am.
Trains marked thus ~ run to and from depot
9th aud Green streets, Philadelphia, other
trains to and from Broad street depot
Tne $50 III IN and 800 d. M. trains from Allen
town, and the 7.SO a. m. and DIS p. m. trans
from Philndepnla, have through cars to aud
J.R. wooTrEN.
General Manager.
G. G. HANCOCK, Cent 77cket Agent
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-09-22

The English railroad companies
took years 10 discover that Il Is the
third class Passengers who pay, AT
the outset OF railroads, everything was
done to win tue custom Of the first, aud
no change has been SO great in the
management Of English railroads as
that which has taken place in the policy
and behavior Of railroad companies To-
ward third class passengers. In 1870
the receipts from ths third-class were
slS6 to every elO0 frum The frs. class.
BY 1875 92S3 from the third against
500 from the frst.
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CARDS.

Furniture Warehouse.
V. Schwartz, Bank street, dealer in al! kinds Of
Furniture. Collins made 10 order.
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Boot and Shoe Makers!
Clinton Bretney, in Lerdn's building, Bank street.
All orders promptly fHed-lCork iOdrrdnted.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-21
worth Its Wcisht i'm Gold.

Undoubtedly the greatest modern dis
coyery in medicine is DaCoSta's Radi.
cal Cure Tor dyspepsia, sick headache,
sour stomach. costiyeness, blliousncSs,
loss of appetite, distress after eating, and
all disorders caused by indigestion or a
deranged liver. Its results are astonish.
ing, and sure relief is guaranteed in
every case where it is faithfully used. 1t
tones up the stomach, regulates the
liver, restores the natural appetite,
strengthens the delicate and cxpcls all
morbid humors from the system. Ty.
phoid and bilious fever might, in almost
every case, be prevented by its timely
use. Trial size 20 cents. A very few
doses will relieve, and little persevcr-
ance cure you. Sold by Barclay Bros.
Also agents for Prot. Parker's Pleas.
ant Worm Syrup, whlchis sure death to
worms. Pleasant to take and requires
no physlc. Price % cents Try 1t.