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Letter from Mauch Chunk.
MAUCu CHUNK, Sept. 10, 1877.

MAJCu thbNh otpV' ~ lo'f'
We still "live" and "move" slowly,
although our state of being leaves much
to be desired. In fact, summing up our
total of present happiness, l think am
safe in the assertion, that we are all as
exceedingly miserable as human beings
can well be. AS it would be vanity to
speak of business when there is none
You know there never was much here,
even in more prosperous days-I shall
not touch upon the subject, but rather
end it by saying that all is stagnant as
heretofore. True the beau monde"
dress and diSpOrt themselves as gaily as
ever, but even with them things are not
what they seem, for in the absence Of
"dives" their very gayety is but hol.
low sham. Nor ia it much better thro'-
out the region, although the miners are
again at work, and likely to continue
so during the remainder of the season.
| Nearly ruined b. the successive strikes
I of the last four or five years, the bu,i.
ness men there are in such straits as
half a dozen years of uninterrupted
prosperity would hardly mend.
During late visit to Summit Hill, l
was forcibly struck with the apparant
disinclinatiOn of merchants to do bu l..
ness, for while some of the stores there
are still closed, one would vamly look
fer the full stocks formerly carried in
those where business is nOminally In
full blast And yet, why should the
merchant burden himself with goods
which his customers lack the means to
purchase? Much of the business trans
acted here is now done ON Company,
orders, hich have in manner ceased
to be obnoxious to the miner and ar,
, readily received by the merchant. Ii
fact as much as | have seen of it, thu
! system works satisfactorily to all con.
/, cerned and under the present genera
! impecuuiosity of the operatives 1t Is
! regular gOdsend to them, as it enable
- them to live at least from hand I,
mouth In consequences the throng 0
applicants for orders is large durn,
& the hours in the afternoon when theS
J. are issued. The men being at work
the applicants are mostly well dresse
{ women, much as tue city press haV
Il lately had to say to the contrary moi
70 withstandIng.
y Now in spite of all that has been sal
e and written respecting the necessity {
" seeking other fields OF activity. l lin
that but few have acted upon the sul
l. gestion. Familiar faces are visib
~ everywhere and the more intelligeI
" miners still complain of there being t.
$ many men in the region. What pecI
e, liar charIns this bleak section of cOunir
l. may have Tor them is one of IL
lg things | cans see. But then farmer
h, is lie of trial and as regular MONTH
IN returns are not to be expected by hi
who follows the plow on q WesteI
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Gross OutrRges.

We are the friend of the workingman,
first last and all the time, says the
Wilkes Barre Daily but we cannot
bat unequiyocally condemn violence
and other intimidation, especially when
resorted to with view to the destrCc-
tion of valuable property. The Scran.
ton Republican says a gang of masked
men raided the house OF ThOs. Yelland,
pumpman at the Black Diamond, de-
manded that he stop work and fired
shots at his house, but were driven
away by return shot from Yelland,
who was at one OF the windows. That
they were guilty of gross malicious mis-.
chief at the house of Charles McCul-
lOch and JatIes Case. at Baltimore dam, q,
entering aud ransackiug aud Overturn
ing everything "a the house, the men
being away On the night shift fighting
the ire at the mines, where their two
boys he'd to appTise them OF the visit of
maraudrrs. That they broke into the
house OF Frank McGOyern aud threat
ened aud cursed him, telling him that
/ II he continued to work he would be-
visited with vengeance most dire. BY
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Jacob Rudy and Christian Weaver,
two engineers of the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad, left their homes at
Palo Alto, Schuylkill county, for Peru,
to be employed on railroad in that
country.
There has never been seen or tried,
such a simple, faithful, efiicacious, salts
factory and pleasant remedy as DR..
Haas Expectorant, for coughs and
colds. 25 and 90 cents bottle.
Robert Mari, and his son Wilbur,
have been dischared from the Blooms.
burg Jail. The evidence against them
was not sufficiently damaging to hold
them for the murder of Mr. Van Lew.
- Read Nusbaum's new
advertisement iii another col
umn.
Says the Allentown Register: "Or-
1ers have been received and executed
to have all the furnaces of the Allen
town iron works put in blast. This
will put most or oil of the ore bed CON
trolled by this company in operation.
Four of the are mines were started last
week and four on the Sd inst"
Dear Old Homestead is the title of
q very fine new sohg, by Miss Anna C..
Hits. This song has taken a strong
hold on the popular fancy. NO DOUBT
there are thousands who never forget
the " Dear Old Homestead" where so
hn N
fulnesS and glee, during their childhood
days, Price 40 cents, with splendid
lithograph Of country homestead.
'rs place shall ever remember
Should live to be fltV years Old
'I'was the home Of Us all In our childhood.
And we Drlze it, yes higher than gold.
Address all orders to f. w. Hell
mick, publisher, 80 West Fourth St.,
Cincinnati, ., Over 200 second hand
pianos for sale cheap.
The resident coal operators and
superintendants of the Lehigh regions
held meeting at Hazleton, Saturday
for tie purpose of securing uniformity
of action and to agree upon the wages
paid for September. The demand of
the men who struck was for the restOra-
ton of the wages paid last May, and a
percentage on any advance in the price
of coal above three dollars and twenty
five cents at tide, which demand was
allowed and the strike ended. May
wages will be paid this month to outside
hands, while inside are to have an in
crease of five per cent, additional. This
makes wages and prices uniform
| throughout the Lebigh region, includ-
ing the Lehigh and WiIkesharre Coal
COmpany's mines at Nesquehoning
and Summit Hill.
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SOciety Meetings.

|nNITo CASTLE, NO. rs, A. o. X. OF THE NJ. O.
2nd and 4th Monday OF each month, in ke-
ber's Hall. Lehighton, at 1880 o'clock ?. NJ
w. X Benninger, 8. X. O.; 5. X. Gllham'
<. K. r. s.
ApHN HuTTEN LODGE. No. Csc, l. o. Q. e.
in Reheris Hall. Alfred Beck, N. g. N.
B. Reber, Secretary.
hTuoHRN TRIBE. No. 232, Imp. o. OF H. W.
meets in Reber's Hall every SATURDAY. H.
L. Gaggus Sachem g. w, Delhi, Q. oil H.
|Ho PocA TRIBE, NO. III. Imp. o. r. NJ, meet e
on wednesday evening OF each week, W fiso
Pa. G. W. Schwab, s.; JAG. Brong, e. oil H.
.HIaHToy LODGE, No. 23l. X. Of p. meets
on Friday evenings, in Reber's Hall, at 7;aO
O'Clock. r. Gaumer, @. O. I. Il. Ratchn'
X. of r.. an d s.
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VALUABLE FARM
At Private Sale.

TIME UNDERSIGNED offers at Private
Sale Valuable Farming Property, sltu-
- ated In BEAVER RUN VALLEY, Ma
honlng Township, Carbon County, Pa, "a miles
from Mnuch Chunk, and miles from Lehgh.
ton, containing Is Acres. about ucres OF which
are cleared and under a high state Of cultiva.
iion, the balance being Timber Land The Im.
prOvements thereon are 2 story Frame Dwell
ing House IOX2i feet, with Kitchen attached,
one Stable. and other necessary OutbulldinPs;
also, an Orchard containing about 100 Choice
Fruit Trees comprising Apple, Pear Peach and
Cherry Trees of various kinds
his property, being situated near Mauch
Chunk anu LehightOn, would make 1t deeiIa.
BILE place for any one wishing 10 engage in The
Frlit business. the demand for truck in the
above places being always good and realizing
best Of prices Beaver Run Creek flows through
the property,
TO any person wishing TO invest IN Real Es.
tate this offers IN opportunity seldom to be met
with For fur her particulars apply at this
ohice or to the owner on the premises.
HEN RY TUCKER.
Sent I, lS77-2mos
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such conduct wages never were and
never can be increased. Our miners
ought to have more pay, but the con-
stant recurrence of such acts as are
detailed in the Republican and here
recapitulated are not calculated to
secure it for them. The guilty men
have been getting too much pay. The
community will be much better off
when they are put in striped clothes,
living on prison fare,at hard labor, and
in solitary confinement in the Eastern
Penitentiary.
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4 SSIGEEE'S NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that DANIEL sen.
SINGER and his Wife OF FGANELIN Town
snip Carbon County, Pa. by a voluntary dsed
OF assignment, bearing date tue 7th cav Of AU
GUST 1917 assigned al their prOpeFty-ReaI,
Personal. and MiIed-tO the undersigl for,
the benefit OF their creditors. All persOne,
therefore Indebted 70 siid party wi. make Day-
ment within SIX WEEKS from the date herr /.
OF TO tn sad Assignee. ana those having Iegal
claims will please present them for settleme ent
10 JOEL NEFE, Assignee
SlaungtOn, Pa,
Oh to P. ]. MEEHAN hts Attorney Mauoh
Chunx. Franklin twp, Aug. II, ls77,eW
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advertisements viii be inserted, In the col
|nB OF THE CARBON ADVOCATE that may be
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A GARD.

To THE PUBLIC. - Every
body is invited to call and eX-
anime our large and varied
stock of fall and winter Dry
Goods. We have decided
bargains in every department.
Respectfully,
J. r. NUsBAUM & Son,
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prairie, why go West ? And this being
the way some reason, is it at all strange
that they should prefer to remain here
to exc out scanty existence ? Yes so
it is. The Sheriff, / learn, has lately
paid the Summit several business visits.
and If rumor is correct, quite a number
business men as well as others-will
shortly have to submit to the pressure of
the times. And what else is to be eX-
pected in a community in which nearly
every one has been doing o losing bust.
ness for years
The L. Il w. Coal Co, are pushing
things as vigorously as possible aud are
now shipping about $50 cars per day,
working all their mines but two, the
breakers of which are receiving an over.
hauling.
Miners " Independent" having fail
ed to appear for the last weeks. l
instituted inquiries and learned that the
publisher intends to reshthe as soon as
business prospects shall warrant re.
sumption.
At Lansford they have just completed
a fine lookup, and are now engaged at
building a grand hotel.
Yours, ETC., w. s.
1t looks kind o. natural like to see Prot
Moran about town;
Work at both Of the Mauch Chunk foundries
ana machine ohOp3 is nc dead lOCG,
The number OF adfertised Sher frs Sales has
considerably Increased during the week.
"A monster excursion party from Phila.
- ly md ls.ta s.fnt tlnas IA tr.af
Mr.. sam SMITHS new building, at East
Mauch Chunk 10 nearly ready for ptusttnng.
MI Josiah w. Smith is extensively en- gagged
III vinegar manufacture at East MauCh chunk
AT present pr ces there is said to be mar
gln OF Il ON 10 10 40 cents per ton on coal dellv
'ered aboard at tic wafer.
After the Sherifs sale. NOV be able TO in
form your rcaueTs VINO the next proprietor OF
tnc Mansion House Will be.
The ist division Of National Guards will be
inspected by Bug Gen. JnO. ID. Bertolette, o.
Pmlndciphia Oh Monday,
Married at East DTauch Chunk, on Thurs
day, 18th Instant. hy Rev. Father Heinen, Mr
Joseph Rose, to Miss Mary Wimmel.
Tho near approach of the next Quarter ses
siOns cause. aueauy very nerceptt0le i'm
prJvemunt in the legal line LitigTaDts are evI
IDENTIFY preparing Tor the fray.
Not to De longer bothered with his person
atty, Mr.. Z. 4. sOOth has selected Shelit
ltandeupush, TO dispose OF the same a sher fl,
sun VIII iuCiOlOIc D6 Helu AT Jne MauslOl
House, (to-dIy) Friday and saturday!
Some OF our young sports arc already pre-
ptriug 1Or the annual fall hunt. Messrs. Dan
haIblua, John ray or, Chas Zelluer and HarrI
MOUdrlng VIII leave on tie Isl of October Tor
weeks hunt III Bradford county.
Il he coal TONNAGE wa l.. V. Il. II. IA repre-
sented Us lHrger This year than last. Shipment
by canal trOm the lower shutes only, aInOunuet
| to 9j boat IOas during the week enulng las
Saturday
Tho OnCko Cornet Bnno,s late mic mic ia nov
| said TO have realized them about go. 1nev WI
| hold auO,DUr aOOuJ The oh or middle OF mex
| month. Which, 1t ~ hoped, will enable them I
| pay Tor their instruments.
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~ EARNINGs og LEnIen Valley RA1LRoAp
sI,544 1856 IS
sl,544 1856 IS
The annual interest and fixed charges


The annual interest and fixed charges
of the company are 81 900, 900; deduct
ing half of this amount, $500, 900, from
the above half years net income, and
there remains S744, 1850, and, dedueting
ing again from this latter sum two half
yearly dividends of S27j, 900 each, to-
gether amounting to S550,000 with
1880 for half year of tax, is $751;
500, there remains of net income over
all charges SiG7, $50. Bad as the past
year has been for the anthracite coal
trade, and specially interrupted as it
has been in the Lehigh region, the
above results hold out great encourage
ment in the near future for the holders
of its stock and other securities. The
actual figures on the 3lst of July last
showed net earning in excess of those
of corresponding time last year of S23, =
129. 1t is sometimes asked where does
this company get the money from
which it pays interest and dividends ?
The foregoing shows.
The folio wing table shows the quantity Of coal
shipped over the Lehlgh Valley RmlrOad FOL tue
week enCinE sept 18TH, 1877 and for the year as
compared with the same time last year
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DLEM1sHEs UPON THE FEMININN

DLEMISHES UPON THE FEMININE
ID COUNTFNANCE, Il of compiexonal ma.
ture, speedily vanish when GlENN'S 50 l..
Piles ,Blotches Il ughness, Redness and Tan
are ihva'laOlv banished by this lCCOmpaTRble
clarifying agent. EIuptiye ailments sores,
cuts, bruises, sCulds, and other affections and
injuries of the Cutlcle are likewise removed by
lG. SULPHUR BATHS have long been re.
nOwned as the best remedy for skin diseases,
rheumatism and gOut. GLENN'o SULPHUR
SOAP Is in every respect As efilcacOus, and far
cheaper. By opening the pores, and promoting
vigorous superficial circulation, this excellent
article contributes to the heath of the entire
system as well as 10 tnat OF the CutiCe. Since
its introduction tOpublic notice 1t has repeated
ly been commended by the medical profession
and press and few eXte nal specifics have won
such golden opinions" among all classes. 1t
prevents obnoxious diseases as well as remedies
them, and dlsinfects clothing and linen impreg-
mated with disease. Dapdruf IS entirely eradi-
greatly to be desi0erated by persons whose hair
Is thinning out in consequence of dryness OF
the scalp. Those who have used ointments and
liquids without avail for the cure OF eruptiOns
of an obstinate character, will find II thev try
It, that GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP. removes
scorbutic complaints lrremediable by less eff. !.
caciOus means, and prevents the recurrence Of
such disorders
sold by Druggists, Grocers and Fancy Goods
Dealers Price, 25c. per cake. Box % cales1
75c., sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt of price.
g N. CRITTENToN, Prop'r, sixth Avenue;
New York
HILLS HAIR AND wHIsKER DYE, Back or
Brown, 5oc. July 7, 1917.
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summer is at hand.
emit.


Indian summer is at hand.
The Berks county fair was fail
Re.
The Ice cream season is now on the
pine stretch.
The election this year occurs oh
ovem6er 9Th.
-WatermeIons and eonteloupPs are
aginning to thin out.
The shops at Packerton are run
Ing heavy force.
There are at present 307 inmates
the Lehigh County Poor House.
The average small boy is anxious
waiting for frosts to open the chest
ut burs.
New styles of fall winter boots,
hoes and CATERS, at 7. d. Clauss' very
heap for cash.
About one millions OF dollars were
isbursed among the miners of SChuyl-
Kill county last week.
--On Friday three companies of coal
nd iron police (specials) were paid
81, 900 in POttsville.
The Thomas iron company has
'ive furnaces in operation and will start
lnOther during the winter.
Fall and winter styles of hats and
laps, for men and boys wear, at L. d.
Ilauss', at very lowest cash prices
-Rumor has it that the pudding mill
bf the Bethlehem Iron Company will
not resume operations this wintet.
Ludwig From, a German committed
Suicide at fremont, Schuylkill county
Because he was out of employment.
The various pays of the Allentown
Iron company and the Allentown rolling
mill company last week amounted L
$40, 600.
1t Is reported that the miners o
Schuylkill end Carbon counties inten,
raising $4,000 to keep up the strike il
Luzerne county.
When you hear man talk of oI
ganizlng a party for laboring meu
tickle him and you will find a dlsap
pointed Office-seeker, ,-Ex.
The annual parade of the Bethle
hem Fire Department will be held /
October. The day has not yet bee
fixed,
The furnace opposite Freeman
burg, it is said, will remain idle II
some time to allow necessary repairs
be made.
Those who voted on age last yet
should pay State or County tax on
before the 9th of October next, in 0
der to secure vote this year.
II, d. Clauss. the tailor, is now 7
ceiving his fall and winter goods, su
as finest cloths, ,cassimeTes and vestinl
which he is prepared to make up
latest styles at very low prices for cas-
If You want a clock, watch or Sc
Ing machine properly repaired plea
call at NJ. Hsgaman's store, Pennsvil
Carbon county, Pa, aud you can be I
commodated. @
If you need anything In the pril
Ing line, 1t will pay you to call at t
othee before ordering elsewhere. Pl
and fancy job printing at low prices.
j. X. Rifkert has still few of tn
eligible lots in RickeTtstOwn to disp
OF. II you feel like securing a q
home call and see him He Is also S
plying -four feed, lumber and coal at
lowest rates,
Call at his office and see s9ecim
of job print hog. We have Just ad
another lot lof new and beautiful I
70 our origiP pal stock.
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that JOS. s. WEBB
and CArHAhIN 4, his Wife, OF the BOROUGH
OF LEHIG HTON, Carbon County, Pa, by a
voluntary Deed Of Assignment, bearing date
the 2lst day OF AUGUST 1877, assigned all their
DrOpeTt Real, Personal. and MiXed-tn the
All persons, therefore. indebted to saii party
viii make payment within SIX WEEKS from
the date hereof TO the sald Assignee aud those
having leg Il CLAIMS will please present them
for Sc eitlement 10
THos. S. BECK, Assignee,
sept. l, lS77-6w Lehighton, Pa. -
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EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.

ESTATE OF ADAM BUCKMAN, DECD.
Letters Testameu tnTy on the Estnte OF Adam
BucRman. late Of the Borough OF LehiP htOn
Carbon CcuutY, Pa deed, have been gf.Lted
10 Mary l. buchanan, OF the BOrOuob aforesq !,
10 whom all persons Indicted 20 the said :. 80 u
are requested 10 make paYmePt, and y ces ba'',
ing elaine or demands w.,l make ', "ySo The
same without delay, 10 ~-u"A 'He
MARY J.. BUCL, IAN. Frecntrt,.
or 70 THGS. KEN. .GRGR, Agent
LehightoG, Aug Is. ls5I g0
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4 SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that RUDOLPH RUM.
BEL aud ELIZA BETH, his Wife OF MAiON-
ING Township, Carbon County, Pc, by vol
uutary Deed OF Assignment bearing date the
18th dav of AUGUST, 1871 assigned all their
propertY-- Real, Personal, and MIxed-to the
undersigned, iOr the benefit Of their creditors.
All persons therefore, indebted to said marty
Will maze payment within SIX WEEKS from
the GATE hereof o the said Assignee anu those
having legal claIms Will please present thom
for settlement To
THos. g. BECK, AssipIee
Sept. I, IS77-6w LehiehtOn, Pa. -
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Partnership
lately subsisting between f. z. SEMMEL and
JOSIAH l.. GABEL, OF LebightOn, Pa. under
ed by mutual consent on the 5th day Of Septem-
Der, 1877. All debts owing TO the said Partner.
ship are 10 be received by said j. l.. GaDel, and
all demands on the SAID Partners hip are 10 be
presented co him Tor payment.
]. l.. GABEL will continue the business.
Il. p. SEMMEL,
]. l.. GABEL.
l,ahiphtOD Renf & 1877. WA
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X. SEWERS,
yhs Carbon 9drofate.
sATCRDAY MORNING, SEPT. 90, 1877.
Local and Personal.

R8 If you find a X (cross)
fter yourname on this paper,
signifies thatyour subscrip-
on is over due, and that we
eed the money. So please
amit,
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Tho American pconle.-No neo

1.-The American Pe0ple.-No peo
pie IN the world suffer as much with
Dyspepsia as Americans. Although
years Of experience in medicine had
failed to accomplish a certain and sure
remedy for this disease and its effects,
such as sour stomach, heart burn, water
brash, sick headache, costiveness, pal
pitation of the heart, liver complaint,
coming up of the food, low spirits, gem
eral debility, etc, yet since the intro
duction of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER
we believe there is no case of Dyspepsia
that cannot be Immediately relieved.
30, coo dozen sold last year without one
case of failure reported. Go to your
Druggist A, j. Durling, and get sam
pie bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two
does will relieve you. Regular size
10 cents,
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ITO Whom it May Concern.

All persons are hereby forbid meddlinR with
one canal boat mo. 4.l two mules, two sets of
hnrness four boat llnes, &c. now In possession
otDAVID SCHAFFER, Of franklin township,
Car bon county, Pa, the said enumerated altl-
cles having been purchased by me- and being
my property until further notice.
WM. H. ANTHONY,
Sept. Is 1s77.Swe Packerton, Pa.
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VNO whom IT NAY CONCERN.

All persons are hereby forbid mediling with
the Household ana Kitchen Furniture, etc,
now in the p0sst sslOn OF DAVID SCHEFFER,
OF Frank in township. Carbon county, Pa. the
same having Deea purchased by me for a con-
sideratiOn IN money paid. and IS my property.
SIMON NJ. ACKER,
Sept. II, 1877 wa LehightOn, Pa.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
he Resident Physician Of Harrisburg Hospita).
OFFICE: Next door to the Union Church,
WEIssPoRT, Pa.
b Special attention given to the Diseases of
bmen, Consultation in English and German.
Jug. IS, ls77-6m+
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS:

All persons knowing themselves to be indebt-
ed to the late firm of SEMMEL e. GABEL,
are requested to ma ke payment within SIXTY
DAYS, or the accounts will be placed in the
hands Of O OlloctOr. J. l.. GABEL,
sept. 10. l6G.3w. LehightOn. Pa.
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ITO Whom 1t May Concern.

All persons are hereby forbid meddling with
one BAY MAIZE years DID, and one Two horse
BOX WAGON. l0aned by the undersigned TO
ship, Carbon county, Pa, as the same are my
property until further notice
JAMES ZEIGENFUSS,
Sept. IS, 1S77.w3" T.. TOwamensing twp.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-09-22

Closing Prices of DEHAvEN & Town
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
GaYtamhat Onth 1877