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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-28
A GARD from E. L. PRUSSING 4 co.

We beg leave to notify the public that,
many dnpunCipled persons are CirCula ting the
story that the Vinegar recently COnuemned by
the Board of Health OF Washington, ID. c., was
the following correspondence, which eXp.Rlns
DIR. T. $. VERDI President Board of Health
Washington, ID. C.-SIR: Has any Vinegar
manufactured by us been COndscated or con
demned by your Board An early reply VIII
greatly oUhge + +. PRU ~SING " co,
BosRD or HEALTH, WASHINGTON. June 0,
Isle. J.. pRuss NC & co. CuicagO--Geutlc-
men: In reply o. your cOmmuniCnd N OF his
date, am instructed TO inform YOU that me
egar Of vOur manufacture, nor Las complaint
ever been made of the lnpu ltY Of Tue same.
Very respectfully, Z. c. COX, NJ. D..
Secretary
We would also submit the following from Dr.
Alhen. of Maryland, ant DE- Mahla Of Che go:
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, June 9, lsV,-I
h9Ve tins cay mGda a Chemical Analysis Of an
average sample Of PIussug's Vinegar, ana tlnd
1t free IRON all trace Of mineral acids AID me-
tailG impurities. aud therefore PURE, Zee
often found IN the COMMERCIAL ar,lcl,, is not
present in this vinegar
Prof. Chem, ana thar,
Requested by Mr.. Pussing l subjected a
sample Of his Vinegar To Chemical Analysts,
ami found Il perfectly free from mineral aClds
and metallic substances with which CONNER
Cl9 vinegar n so frequently "a u terated, l can
recommend 10, therefore, as au entirely pure
and " no csOme article. i. MAHLA. PA. Or.
In conclusion, we viii add that our Wen,
known brands OF Vinegar have stood tue 0est of
pub ic opinion tur tweutyune years besides
having receiN cd Lrst premiums at the WORLDS
tair, lne United states tglr, the Illinois S,ate
Far. the Chicago city Far, &c
Ell. PRUSsING & co, CHICAGO,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-28
SULPHUR BATHS.

The beneficial results of sulphur Baths are
too well known to require comment The
effects OF GLENN'S SULPHU Il SOAP in the
bath are truly electrical, completely drOdOr-
Zlng offensive aCcumulatlOnS and thoroughly
Purifying the entire surface of the body. In
fact 1t is the King OF Soaps for bathing and lol.
let purposes
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-28
SyrupgW Cherry

Is A SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
HemOrrhaGe, or sputin0 blood, may proceed
from the larynX, traCma brOnchia or lungs,
and arise from various causes, as undue physical
exc rtion, plethora, or fullness Of the vessels.
weak lungs, Overstraining OF the voice suppress
ed evacuation obstruction of the spleel or liv-
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-28
Dr. SwAyne's Compound
SYrun of Wild Cherry
SAVED HIS LIFE.

Was that of Edward II. Hanson, Engineer at
George Sweeny's Pottery, 1884 Ridge Avenue,
Phiiadeip ipha. He had violent cuuyh, night
sweats, sore TIN Oat, great weakness splt at dlf
fcrent time pint of ulOOG, gave up all hope Of
recovery. Through The use of " Lr. SUGU1e'S
TPiid Cderry SVTuD" became q sound and healthy
man, and remains so to this cav although over
twenty years nave elapsed since he was cured.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR. six bottles t5. If
your druggist or storekeeper does not sell It, we
will forward malt dozen, freight paid, to any ad.
dress, on receipt OF puce.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-28

BUSINESS MEN AND OTHERS
OF ANY DESCRIPTION, WILL
FIND THE CARBON ADVOCATK
OFFICE THE BEST and CHEAP
EST PLACE IN THE COY MY
GIVE Us A TRIAL AND BIZ
CONVINCED.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-28
New Advertisements.

This distressing and dangerous complaint and
It's premOnitory sympl oms. Deglected cough.
night sweats, hnnrseness wasting flesh, fever
permanently cured by "Dr. Swayne'sCOmpOund
Syrup of Wild Cherry"
BRONCHITIS--A premonitor Of Pulmonary
Consumption. IS characterized by catarrh or in
fiammaUon OF the mucous membrane of the air
PASSAGES, with cough and eXpectordtiOn, short
BREATH hoarseness pans in the chest. For all
bronchial affections, sore throat. loss of voice,
coughs,
I'D W X-N-1.ls ..AAI nAI-n- ID
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-28

The Mussulmans of India are he
ginning to take great interest in the
war between Russia and Turkey, and
feelings of sympathy with the Turks
are spreading rapidly among them, and
daily growing more Intense. Subscrip-
tlons are being opened in most large
towns, and are increasing in amount.
10 some cases even the women are Of
fering their jewels and ornaments in
favor of the cause. Public prayers for
the Sultan are offered in the mosques,
and pamphlets and prociamations, CON.
ing chiefly from Mecca, have been cir
culating largely among the Mohammed-
ans. The movement appears entirely
free from political motives, and is due
wholly to religious impulse.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
SHERlFFS SALES.

CHERiFF'S SALE.
= By virtue of writ of Levari Facas. to
me directes. Will be exposed 70 public sale,
at the LafsyeIte HoIet, S4l Shipley street,
kept uy George W. Ortlip, III the ci V Of
Wilmington, New Castle COUNT delaware,
ON WEDNESDAY,,
The 2ist day o. Narcl, lS,.. al O'Clock, P.
", the following described Real
Estate. viz:
All tina! certain tract OF land situate in
New Castle hundred. county and State
aforesaid. bounded and described as follows
IN wit: Beginning at An Old fallen white
OAK. q corner al the side o. Cnristiana Xiv
er. being also a corner OF John peach's
lana. thence with a line thereof south 81
degrees and half east lo2 percGes 10 post
or stone, thence by line dividing This
from what was formerly part OF The same
tract. south 81 end a half degrees west yj
and siX.tenIhS perches to a stone in or
near tie old Tract line. thence with the old
tract line or nearly so, norte j. degrees
west Ia perches 10 q post or stone on the
bank OF the Christians River. and cont.nu-
Ing The same course unto the river, thence
down the river on the several courses
thereof aUout IS percues 10 the place of be-
ginning, witha .og house. frame barn and
otnsr outhullilngs thereon erected, con-
tanning by computation 81 acres and g.
percles of land mors or less.
seized aud taken in execution as the
property OF George ". Savage and Della
E, his vile, and TT. and 10 tie sold by
ISA aC GRUB, sheriff.
Sheriff Office. New Castle
N4ich g l:... mh6
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17

PHILADELPHIA is considerably excited
over the average juryman. Not many weeks
ago Furman Sheppard, Esq, the District
Attorney of the county, refused to send any
more Bills of Indictment before the Grand
Jury, as they had been ignoring them at q
rate which cut largely into his fees. And a
few days ago United States District Attor
ney Valentine said he would try no more
cases before the yenire for the term.
A fec for conviction is creamier than one
where there is verdict of Not Guilty. Can
any one see where self comes in The
conduct of these gentlemen is commended
by the unthinking but We look at it differ
emily trial by jury is a right which has
come to US unctioned with the blood ard
travail Of twenty generations of men, and it
i'll became prosecuting officers-still less
judges-wno are always, fond of usurping the
functions of jurors, to assume that panel
of jurors were not tt to perform their duty.
Is one man wiser than twelve!
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
To Advertisers.

O. THR HERALD now circulates. by carriers
and newsboys. 1850 papers daily, within
the city Of Wilmington, which is, we pc.
lieve, . greater city circulation than that
Of any other paper, 1t Ia extensively read
on the cars durfns the morning hours; about
COO being sold at the depot. It is the only
paper in Whining certain to be read In this
way. It gives the news of the world up to
the previous midnight in Europe to Its
readers ats O'Clock the following morning;
every thing tnat happens In Wilmington at
night is chronicled In THE HERALD the
next morning. Buy THE HERALD-read
1t. and If you wantto sell anything. or
any one to know what you want, advertise
in It. Remember 1t is read by more people
in Wilmington than any other paper.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17

Does Mr.. HAYES recollect how Henry
Clay, when he was in Washington, orce had
some fun with q goat No! Then We will
tell him. Mr.. Clay observed knot OF street
Arabs on pleasurable thoughts intent gath
ing round goat that wa doing in the sun
and rolling an old boot like sweet morsel
under his tongue. whats up, boyss" he
said affably. "We're going to have some
fun with the goat" replied the urchins. The
great Whig statesman looked up and down
the street no one was in sight. He loved
fun, but had never enjoyed it in connection
with goat. "Boys," said he, II believe I
will have little fun with that goat, too
how do you get it out Of him ~ "Grab
him by the horns," explained boy and
with the divine confidence of Robinson
Crusoe or Mason of the thirty-third de-
gree, Mr.. Clay seized the goat. 1t was
powerful goat with an abiding love of lib
erty, and it WAS pretty doubtful for while
while whether the goats horns would come
off or Mr.. Clay's arms be torn out by their
sockets. "Bpys," painted Mr.. Clay "boys
what-do-I-do-next 2" "Do next :"
replied the boys, taking refuge behind
lamp posts, ash barrels and similar fort
resses, "why let 60 them horns and run like
blazes." Mr.. Hayes dilemma has got two
horns, like goat. He had better let 60 OF
them both and "run like blazes."
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17

BISMARCK is not on bed of roses. He
is bearded with enemies within. The social
Democrats held three meetings in Berlin last
Sunday, at which nearly 100000 persons
attended. An Alsatian deputy in the
Reichssag openly declared that nothing but
re,rocesson to France could save Alsacc
and Lorraine from absolute beggary. The
Particularists Estates rights menl are ready
to combine with any party, willing to pre-,
serve the autonomy of the different States
OF the German Empire. The Ultramontanes,
composed largely of Catholics from Posen,
Baden and Bavaria, but with large mixture
OF Lutheran Churchmen, who look upon the
Falk laws. as aimed at every form Of inde-
pendent liberty, have made common cause,
for freedom with the social Democrats and
States rights men,, TO overthrow the military
ring, of which Bismarck is the soul. The
Empress Amelia. who has deservedly crsal
influence with her husband, is said bv the
"Tasllst' Of Berlin 10 be bitterly opposed
~ we EALh LAWS, duu 10 DlSuSTck Op-
stiuate policy in general. The great pros.
per.ty OF France, ard the deep distress OF
Germany, is the subject Of frequent COM
neIs. Herr Beichtei, of Leip,ic, while
slipping 8 glass OF wine, was iudiserees
enough 70 say, France recovered rapidly
under Republican government, and is nov
prosperous. We are poor, under an Im peri
81 government. What is the reason = Thi:
speech pu. poor Beichtel in jail for year
Bismarck and the military CLIQUE about
him are intent upon raid Oh France. lie;
taem remember that i. was Bavarians
Setwsbes, aud the Rhine men OF Baden, " be
were always 10 the van. for the Father
land, when invaded by Frsuce in 1870
These Warrior heroes will not BE- in th,
front, in war Of invasion. 4 war O
defence century ago, trained France Il
enter as a consequence every capital in Con.
tipental Europe fitted her legions in on,
Gay to crush the Pyussians to The earth.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
Little Boys, Attention I

city who would greatly help their parents
or perhaps, a widowed mother, by
earning 81 or s. per week. This can readily
be done by selling THE HERALD. There
are several boys who sell ]oO HERALDs
every morning. AS 1t Is sold to them AT
the rate of 80 cents per hundred, or two for
a cent, the profit il easily counted. The
paper Is ready for delivery at 5 o'clock, A.
NJ, and there are plenty of places where II
can be sold, that are not thus far occupied
by any seller. Boys who desire to honestly
earn some money, call At THE HERALD
office.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17

music ofstheir own bards. In the swelter-
ing posts of Sierra Leone, and Senegambia
the fierce rays which pour upon tropit
lands, deter not the Irish trader or soldier
from decking his tent with mangrove, and
palm branches, as momento Of the Natal
day Of the land Of his love and his nativity
, In the cities and towns of ireland, while
you read this article, brigades Of men, with
the Shamrock entwined with the colors
Of their clan, are marching with symbol
cal flags in the van, living, annual, pro.
test against Decentralization, and vital
symbol of the imperishibility Of Irish
nationality.
In the great cities of England and Scot
land, the hardy sons of Ireland, bedecked
with trappings typical of their pur-
pose, proudly nkeep time to martial
music, as they march in defiance Of the
opinion Of their wrongers.
AS the day flies with sun speed, this con-
tinent takes up the celebration, and we
know how fittingly and we'll it will be
done-and how approvingly the free
citizens of America will bid their God
specific Irish celebrants Of theday-how
elastic will he the step of our brothers as
they move onward with the conscious dig
nifty Of citizenship, guarded by the stars
and stripes, lovingly. entwined with the
harp and sunburst.
The day and its memories are suggestive,
and give warmth to even the sluggard's
blood. We feel its inspirations and are
impelled to write fervidly under its
promptings. This spectacle of race,
betting the world every 17th of March
with their celebration is type Of their
grand vitality, and of the indestructible
character Of their Nationality. Their dis
tinctive Nationality has proudly de6ed the
arrogance Of power, and the seductions Of
princes and potentates. The penal laws
OF parliamen,s, the axe and cord of execn-
tioners, and the ostracism Of fashionable
society, were insufficient to crush it out.
Reviled, it demonstrated; struck, it smote
back; buried, as its enemies thought, it
arose from the grave to alright and aston
ish; and it is now 50 quick with life, that
the Sun which arose twelve hours ago in
the far Orient, beamed in golden glory
upon the Irish in as many lands as the
globe revolved in his mighty presence. The
twilight Of the Western slopes of America
will change into darkness, while the dying
cadence Of the celebrant music, melts into
the soft breathing Of the Pacific, as the
world anniversary ends. National organ
ization is not ours. We have no armie:
in the field, nor navies upon the ocean; bu
God gave to our native Isle all the mate
rial elements Of nationality, and infused
into every generation of her people the
burning hope that their eyes will see Ire
land a nation once again. We hope thu
purpose OF this endowment will be mad,
manifest, and that He will ere long breath,
into the no.trils of Ireland national life
and say unto her, as Christ said to th'
child OF Jairus:-Damsel, l say to the'
arise-thou ar! not dead; but sleepeth.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
THE HERALD
Tho lIorning Herald

Is published every morning, (sundays
excepted). and delivered in the city OF
Wilmington and surrounding places for six
cents per week, payable to the carriers.
Hsil subscriptions. postage free' three
dollars per Rnnunp. .
GEO. OBYRNE 4 Co., Publiahers, rz''Ts'
''' No. $40 Shipley street,
..ss,.r..E s - egs Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17

A FEW DAYS AGO laughable incident
occurred in the Geological Gardens, in Phil
adelphia. A fair blonde of our city, who
had love of bonnet, and chignon which
MAJ ched her natural hair to . charm, was
rather Jealous in studying natural philoso-
ply, in too close proximity to the monkeys
cage. Result-a mischievous monkey
saatched off her bonnet, and as it was en-
chained TO the chignon by hair pins, both
went, to the great chagrin of the lady and
the evident pleasure of the monkey. 1t was
a study to witness the malicious ingenuity
of our cousin, according to Darwin, dissect-
ing the bonnet, and disheveling the hair /;
while the fair damsel kept inploring the
keeper to at least get her back hair, as
show can 60 without it," Like Sampson
she went shorn of her locks. We met the
lady on Market street yesterday afternoon,
with bonnet slightly suspicious of last
year, and wealth of back hair-but it did
not match her lovely blonde.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17

LOOK OUT, the Work House bill has pass.
ed the House. Who wants to be its Off
GERS, and have snug places at the cost of the
TAXPAYERS
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
nh, fM1ILERI III NEGOTIABLE RHEI-

uon OF one of fhiadelphia's oldest nhvsi.
msI,sns Mans, snS Is guaranteed 10 cure rneuma.
acne. &c. or money refunded bv inviDnrn.
un5 lhe nerves. .puliN 1Hz the 6'ooi. ana
neFi- Al zlng poisonous deposits in ,ha
sEs en-. By meri, it has become standard
mstn ns,,.t;ce: /, E, ,suHerins and money savei bv
Using II - tlme. RENE mber that D.. Fi,ler
Is the only physician in America dsvo,ins
Years to this one line OF practiss. Cnrs
Warranted. Advice gra.ie. As South ionrtb
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
LOTTERIES,

PRICE IN CURRENCY:
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves. % Qua
1ers, sle; Ellths, S: Fighths, S. Tenths
Twentieths, s.; Fortieths, 81.
Circulars Of information furnished FREE,
orders nlied. Prizes cashed. Spanish Eank
Bills and Governments purchased.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers,
oct II Wall St., New York
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
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Easily GiseSteti uy drspspiIc an1 wee.
stoinaces. and al the same time contains 2
all that is necessary - uourish every rarI
OF the human body. After being thorough V
Tasted by gentlemen OF high reputation 10
the medical profession. 1t was pronounced
superior to any othe pre- eparation.
teoE.9m WoOLRlCH 4 Co., Mfrs,
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
S722,243.a and M No pHANks pEL1SS

greatest Single Number Prize Drawing thai
ever took place in the United states.
=. " authority of an act OF the Legislature
iae neXt Al! Prize Drawing will IT, re place
y March Is lS777. and 10 be drawn the
10Th and ,irh ofeach and every month.
e722.243 to be distributed,
Each anu every ticket will be entitled I,
prize. ~
Tickets. 81 each, or PACKAGE Of 10 tickets
sio, ana the caiance 20 be deducted only
ir"m the prizes drawn. Information fir.
nlshed. Or6ers filed. Also agents for the
Royal Havana Lottery. aid all legaiized
solicited. Apply to or address TMNRV .
o., Brokers, 81 PARK ROW. New 70, :
City. reh * ~, ~
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
yania.

CLAN CAMERON has captured Pennsyl-
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17

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100 rolls extra Rubber Roofing, at cents
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an entire new roof, at ~ cents per square
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2ooorolls 2-ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at ~
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5000 gallons fine Enamel Paint, mixed
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The Morning herald., 1877-03-17

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our bright red ia the only reliable Slate
Paint ever introduced that will etfectually
prevent dampness from penetrating and
discoloring the plaster
These paints are also largely used on out
houses and fences, or as priming coat on
fine buildings.
Our only colors are Chocolate, Red,
Bright Red and Orange,
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
Z -'ss'7t " ~ - 1870 5rg
DRY GOODS.
CLOSING OUT
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