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S5s III m dinerent states ana All litigation
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Commission, end an classes Of war claims before
the Executive Departments.
ARREARS OF PAY AND BOUNTY
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS and SAILORS OF the late
war Oh their heirs, are in many cases entitled TO
money from the Government, OF which they
have no knowledge. Write full history OF sci.
vice, and state amount of pay ana bounty re.
celved. Enclose stamp and full reply after
examination, will be given you free.
PENSIONS.
All Officers, Soldiers and, Saiors wounded
ruplured or injured in the late war however
ing pensions are entitled to an IncreGse SEND
stamp and information will be furnished free
UNITED STATES GENERAL LAND OFEIcE.
Contested Land Cases. Private Land Claims.
MiniLg niiLg PTe,emPtion and Homestead Cases pros;
ecuted before the General Land Office and De-
partment OF the Interior
OLD BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.
The last Report of the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office shows 2s97,5O0 acres Of
Bounty Land Warrants OUTSTANDING These
Issued under act OF 1856 and prIor acts. We pay
Sash cas- Tor them. send by registered letter :
Where assignments are Imperfect we awe In
structions 10 perfect them.
Each department of our business is conducted
IN separate bureau, under charge OF experIenc.
ed lawyers and clerks. =
by reason Of error or fraud many attorneya
are suspended from practice before the Pension
and other offices each year. Claimants whose
attorneys, have been thus suspended will b9
gfatuitously furnished with full Information
ana proper papers on application to us.
AS we charge no fee unless successful STAMINA
for feturn postage should be sent us. -,
Liberal arrangements made with attorneya IN
all classes OF business.
Address, GILMORE & CO,
p 0. Box A. Washington, d. 6.
WASHINGTON, DC, November "a, 1876
take pleasure in expressing my entire conn.
qcnce 10 the reSponstbtLity and Hdelity Of the
d Co., of this city.
GEORGE II. b. WHITE,
Cashier OF the National Metropolitan Bank.
Dec. 0, 1876 tt
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AabrigtsVllle Items.

BE content.
Practical notes-eat slowly.
Turkeys are plenty this year.
Quick workers accomplish the most.
Air pillows in the wind and not in the
sun.
-Butchering has begun in good earnest
throughout this vicinity.
The nights are long now. Just splendid
for reading Subscribe for the CARBON AD-
voCATE.
i have not heard anything about the
price or sale of potatoes for some time. Cold
weather may have something to do with
them.
"A debating society was organized in
Meckesville, on Thursday evening last, and
the following officers elected Reuben
Meclles, President; Amandas Meckes, and
Nathan Kresge, Vice Presidents, and II. G.
Deppey, Secretary. Mr.. Deppey is serving
the Secretaryship for Allbrightsville and
MeeEesville now. Well done, 60 on
%On Tuesday of last week a very sad ac-
'cident occurred about miles from this place,
wells Creek; while out hunting, j. Daniel
Smith, accidently shot himself, from the eff
fects Of which he died few hours after
wards. As | heard it rumored, it seems that
young Smith attempted to jump upon a
stump with the gun resting beside his feet.
when by some means the gun slipped off
and in dropping was discharged, the con-
tents entering the body of the unfortunate
youth. Young Smith was about 81 years of
age. The sad event has cast gloom over
the whole community he was young
man universally respected.
Thanksgiving day was duly 0bservedm
Allbrightsville. But; unfavorable as the day
was, it did not prevent the assembling of a
select party of ladies and gents, to enjoy the
liberality of Mr.. Jacob Chrstinan, proprie-
tor of the Pine Grove House, consisting of
the following: Messrs. J. S. Hawk and wife,
G. W. Snyder; j. Monroe George, VIM. II.
George, Alice A. Getz, Sabylla Z. and VIM.
Getz, Nelson r. Deppeyj Sarah f. Kibler,
Hester A. Kibler, II. G.. Deppey, Henry j.
Deppey and wife, George Chrstman and
wife, Henry Silfies and wife, Matilda Sny-
DER Reuben X. Kibler, j. +. Silfes, Jos. l..
Bollinger, Lydia A. Meyer and Uriah +.
Schelley after the inner man was supplied
vote of thaitks was rendered the genial
host and hostess, on the success of their SUR
prize dinner for such it was TO the majority
present, who expressed desite that Mr.
and Mrs. Christrfian would be spared long,
and enjoy many Thanksgiving days.
Allbrightsvillej Dec. 4, 1877. DUPLEX.
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467 tons, an increase of 59.45 per cent the
coal tonnage from Perth Amboy 1854, 4,Os7
tons, an increase Of 59.75 per cent, and the
tonnage of the Pennsylvania and New York
Canal and Railroad was 9ll,754 tons, an in
crease of l2.35 per cent. In the Schuylkill
region there was fairly active business all
last week, though the amount of coal ship
ped thence did not as usual come to hand.
The amount. shipped to Port Richmond for
the week was 70,500 tons, and the amount
shipped thence was $500 tons.-Ledger,
Monday.
The folio wing table shows the quantity Of coal
shipped over the LehiRh Valley Railroad for the
week enoinP Nov 3O,, 1877 and for the year us
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DIED,

SNYDER.-In Weissporton the st Inst. Mary
Alice, infant daughter of Ssmuel and Kate
Snyder, aged months and 10 days.
SEARFASS ON the lat uit.. at Hickory Run
of typhoid fever, Ceesta, daughter of Robert
and Amelia Searfass, aged years, months
aud days.
SIlFIE ES.-0u the LIST ult. in Abrightsville, of
diarrhoea, Reuben H., infant son of John and
Elizabeth Silfies, aged months and "a days.
MERTZ-0p the 9Th ult, in Duttersville, of di.
aIrhoea,r Oliver son of Daniel and Catharine
Meltz aged months and l6 days. Also on
the Slh ut., Robert Walter, Of diarrhOea aged
u years ana Is days.
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N. York State Apples
FOR WINTER USE.

The undersigned have just
received Two Car Loads of N.
Y. State Apples-Greehing
Baldwins, Rambos & Spies
which they are selling whole
sale and retail at very Lowest
Prices for Cash. Call at the
Old Post Office Building, or
at HONS Meat Market, Bank
Street, Lehighton, Pa.
GREENAwAtb & HON:
December 1-w5
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen, that the undersigned
Auditor appointed by the Orphans Court of
Carbon County 20 distribute the funds IN the
hands OF the Administrators Of Daniel Beltn
deceased, will hold a meeting for the purposes
OF his appointment on TU ESDAY, DEOEM.
BER lsih lS77, at TEN o'clock A. M, at his
Omoe IN Mauoh Chunk, when and where an
par les Interested are required TO present their
claims or be forever bsrred
November ?Ath. lsII.wl
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DLEMIsHEs UPON THE FEMININn

DLEMISHES UPON THE FEMININE
- COUNT ENANCE, II of a confessional ma
ture, speedily vanish when GLENN'S sDL.
PHUR SOAP Is used 10 Obliterate them, PIN.
pies, hlOtches, Rnughness, Redness and Tan
are INVARIABLY banlshed by this incompatible
clarifying 0geut. EIuDtive ailments sores
cuts, bruises, scnlds and other affections and
injuries OF the cutlCle are likewise removed nv
IT, SULPHUR BATHS have long been re-
nOWneu as the best remedy for skin diseases
rheumatism and gOut. GLENN'S SULPHUR
SOAP Is in every respect rs etficaciOus and far
cheaper. BY opening the pores, and promOhnR
vigorous superficial circulation, this excellent
article contributes to the heath of the entire
system as well as to that OF the cutcle. Since
It's introduction 10 opublio notice 1t has repeated-
lY been commended by the medical profession
ana press and few external specifics have won
such golden opinions among all classes II
prevents obnoxious diseases as well as remedies
them, and dlsinfects clothing and linen impreg.
mated with disease, DaDdrun Is entirely eradi.
greatly TO be desiderated by persons whose hair
Is thinning out in consequence of drvness uf
the scalp Those who have used Olntments and
liquids without avail for the cure OF eruptiOns
OF an obstinate character. will find il thev trv
IT, that GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP Iemoyes
scorbut'c complaints lrremediable by less EN-
cacious means, and prevents the recurrence of
such disorders.
sold by Druggists, 3rOcers and Fancy Goods
Dealers Prloe. 25c. DER cake | Box "a cakesl
75o, sent bv mail prepaid on receipt Of price
{, n; OhfrrkNroN PrOp'r, 2 sixth Avenue,
HILLS HAIR AND wHIsKRR DYE Back or
blOWn, 0O July 7, ISL.
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MARRIED,

<UN III E-ROOF.-On the 2sth ult.. in Effort.
ev. A. NJ. strauss Mr.. Joel Kunkle. of
Kresgevllle, and Miss Ma1a Roof, Of Dutters.
vile.
LIENDECKER-KEIPE the 18th ult..
by the same. Mr.. George Il. Lendecker, of
Wells Creek, Carbon Co, and Miss Hannah
A. Keiper. Of Duttersvile Monroe co.
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BUSINESS MEN AND OTHERS
IN WANT OF JOB PRINTING
OF ANY DESCRIPTION, WILL
FIND THE CARBON ADVOCATE
OFFICE THE BkST and CHEAP
EST PLACE IN THE COUNTY.
GIVE US A TRIAL AND BR
CONXINOHD
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Society MeetIngs.

HEtHITo CAaTLR, No. rs, A. o. x. or THE M; Q.
Snd end 9TH Monday Of each month, IN Re
ber's Hall. LehightOn, at 1870 o'clock P. N,
w. X. Benninger, 8. X. O.; 3. RI Gnham'
e.K. r. y.
BNADRN HUTTRN LODGE, No. 6so, /. o. o. F..
meets every Tuesday evening, at so'elock,
in ReOer's II all. H. Kostenbader, SCI N.
q. Reber, Secretary.
MnTUCHkH TRIBE. No 2s2. Imp. o. Of r. M /,
meett in Reber'a Hail every Saturday. y.
r. Beers, Sachem @. W. Delhi, G. OF h.
PoHo PooA TKIBB, No. III, Imp. o. r. NJ, meet
on wednesday evening OF each week. at T:3O
O'Clock, m Public School Hall, Weissport,
Pa @. W. Bthwab, 81 JAG. Brong' {. OF H.
LEHIeHToN LODGE, No. 2S4. X. of p, meets
on Friday evenings. IN Rebers Hall. at 1880
o'clock. r. Gaumer, @. @. t. X. Ratchh,
K.of r. and 3.
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-Thirty-three years have passed since the
introduction of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and
it still stands unrivalled. Price, % cents /;
five bottles 81.
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Inventions and Patents
T. G. WOODWARD,

Attorney and COunselIor at Law,
1908 sth ST., N. W., (P. o. Lock Box I71l WASH.
tngton, ID. @.
Late ESamiler. in. Chief United States Patent
Otce; Member Of the Bar o. the supreme
Court of the United States.
PATENT LAW PRACTICE IN TIE PATENT OFpIcH
AND THE COURTS A SPECIALLY.
PATENTS obtained in the United states. Can.
ada, England, France. Germany, Russia,
Belgium Italy, DC.
PREFERENCES; Hon. W. b. Allison, q. 8. Sen.
atori Gov, S j.. KlrkwOod, U. s. SENATOR Judge
VIM Loughr1dge, ExM. g.; Justice Samuel
Miller. U. ). supreme Court Hon. James Har-
Ian, Ex.Secretarv Interior; Justice j. +. Dillon
U. 5. Circuit Court; Judge II L. B. Clarke'
CHAIRMAN Appeal Board. Patent Office Col
lIedrloK, Ex.Sup'r Int. Rev; Judge L. 8.
Sampson, M. G Hon. George w. McCrary.
secretary OF War; Col L. D. Ingersoll, Chicago
FosL Sep 8, 1877
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Closing Prices of DEHAvEN & TOWNSEND,
Stock, Government and Gold, 40 South
Third Street, Philadelphia, Dec. 6, 1877.
Special Notices.
d +. Wunkels Rittcr Wine of Ir1I,


Has never been known to fail in cure of weak
ness, attended with symptoms. indispOsltiOn to
eAertOn, lOss OF memory difficulty of breathing.
general weakness horror of disease, weak ,nerV.
GUS trembling, dreadful horror OF death, night
sweats, cold feet, weakness dmness of visOn
languor universal lassitude OF the muscular
system, enormous appetite, with dyspeptic sys-
tenn, hot hands, flushing of the body dIyuess OF
the skin, palli0 cOuntenance and eruptlOns on
the face, purifying the blood, pain IN the back
heaviness of the eyellds frequent black spots
fl ing before the eyes, with temporary sttffusiOn
ami loss OF sight, want of attention etc these
symptoms all arise from u weakness, and to
remedy that use u. +. Kunkels Bitter Wine of
Iron. il never fails. Thousands are now en-.
tOyinE health who have used it, Get the Renu-
me. Sold only In " bottles. Take only h. +.
Kunkeis.
ASK for Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. This
truly valutble tonic has been so thoroughly
tested by all classes of tue community that 1t is
now deemed indispensable as q Tonic medicine.
1t costs but ltt Q, purlties the hlOOd and gives
tone TO the stomach, renOvates the system and
proongs lffe.
l now ask trial Of this valuable tonic. Price
81 per bottle. h. =. kU NKEL, sole Proprietor,
No. 259 North Ninth Street. below Vine, PhilR.
delphia Pa. Ask for Kunkels Bitter Wine of
Iron, ard take no other. A phOi ograph of the
proprietor ON each wrapper, ali others are cOun.
terfelt.
Beware Of eounterfeits Do notletyour drug.
Rfst sell you any but Rrnke's which is put up
only as above represented. You can get six
bottles for i've dollars. All ask is only one
simple trial
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CLOSE CASH BUYERS are
invited to call and examine
our large stock of New DRY
GOODS AND WooLENs. We
have genuine BARGAINS for
everybody.
Respectfully,
J. T. NUsBAUM & Son.
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Tape Worm RemOyed AIiye.

Head and all complete In two hours. No fee
till head PASSES. Seat, pin and stomach worms
removed by Dr. Kunkel,259 North NTH Street
Advice free. No lee until head and all passes
IN one, and alive. Dr.. Kunkel Is the Onfy sue
cesslul physician In this COUNT for the remOy-
al OF worms, and his Worm Syrup is pleasant
ann saIs LOT children or gro wn persons send
i0f it0f clreu ar OF ask for bottle OF Kunkels
II OF your druggist. II never fails. Nov. I7-ml
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OUR MOTTO is
Cheap, Prompt & Reliable.

rS-o'iots = mail receive prompt attention.
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We aTs prepared to do work At q sheaprates
with iUs customers.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-11-01
{ considered correct to nut hair on the table

considered correct to put hair on the table
il any form; but times change. The
Episcopal Convention adjourned late last
week, and claim that greater tendency
to growth in that denomination than in
any other is felt throughout the country.
......Our greatest attraction the coming
week is promised in the benefit rendered
the dying actor, Edwin Adams Sothern
comes from New York with his powerful
company, and gives his new play, "The
Crushed Tragedian," at the Boston The
atre, at the novel hour of 10 A. NJ. The
company return to New York and play at
their regular engagement the same eve
ming. Such is the marvellous advantage
of railroad travelling. RUBIE.
=. 5. Since the above was written,
comes the intelligence that Adams has
"gone to the undiscovered country 1t
is inferred that the play will be given,
Notwithstanding his death, as there will
be need of the funds for his family.
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ment, will soon leave the work to YOU Within
the lives of most who hear me our Republic will
embrace l000o00o0 people. Whether its institu
tons shall be preserved in substance and in spirit
as well as in barren forms, and continue to be a
example to mankind now everywhere seeking
larger share in the management of their own
affairs, will depend Oh You. avail myself Of the
occasion to thank you, and to thank all in our
State and country, who have accorded to me their
support, not personal to myself, but for the cause
have represented. and which has embraced the
largest and hottest interests of humanity
Mr. Tilden was heartily cheered and the sere-
made terminated.
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of one of his audacious ''coups de MAN," ambling
dnitully after his coat tails He is living as usual
in his own house. last across the street from the
southeast corner of the Capitol and as usual is
sharing the palatial mansion Of Quincy granite
with Uncle sam and svery Senator Jones from
el-h OF whom he eXactS a regal rental
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Among recent Presidential nominations
is that of Thaddeus Roosevelt, Collector
of New York Edwin Stoughton, Of New
York, Minister to Russia; Charles Bart
lett, Of Maine, Consul at Turks Island
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When Mr.. Bishop shall have been in
augurated in Ohio, the Democrats will
have twenty four Governors. Looks
healthy, doesn't it ?
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AS Captain George Collins, of Bluehill, granite
contractor was crossing the railroad track at Mill
Creek on the Bucksport Railroad, with horse and
carriage. he was run into by the evening train.
The horse was instantly killed and the carriage
smashed, but Capt Collins escaped with some
severe cuts on the head.
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Spain is very indignant at the imposi-
ton by the United States of ditferential
charge of fifty cents per ton upon Spanish
vessels trading in American waters, and
threatens retaliatory charge that will
exclude American vessels from the Cuban
trade
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Langdon w. Moore, the New York rob-
Der of the LIMERICK Bank, some years ago,
has been arrested for completely in steal
ing $4,000 from the Cambridge Bank.
He has also been identified as one of the
men who stole $4,000 in government bonds
from Mr.. Geary, in Boston some months
ago. Moore was for some months an in
mate of Belfast jail, when awaiting his
trial for the Rockland Bank robbery. He
is regarded as very dangerous man.
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Senator Morton is very low, and all
hopes of his recovery have been given up.
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News of the City and County

The ice men have discontinued their rounds
Jack Frost brings his friend rheumatism with
him
Bad season for trailing nice dresses along the
streets
The graceful and charming ulster now come,
out of its retirement
0ut-oftown parties 20 to the Northport Camp
Ground to play cuchrc.
What has become of the wild geese! That first
flock hasn't reported yet
Trade in evergreen boughs for banking around
dwellings. is brisk just now
Girls are pining for autumn leaves, and young
man to help search for them.
You cant wear those ventilated brosans NOW
and the boot and shoe man is happy.
good hltching strap for your horse is worth
ever so much holIerng after he runs away.
This sullen weather gives our streets a dullnes.
which even the session of court fails to dspel
Belfast has one lady who combs her hair with
out the Use OF a looking glass And she does IL
we'll too
The county treasurer reports that a majority OF
the towns in this county paying their take,
very promptly.
The Masonic Hall at Thorndike Station j.,
nearly completed and will soon be dedicated.
large attendance is expected.
\ carriage in a funeral procession VIZ, oyertur0
ed nour streets Sunday and the occupants throw.
to the ground, but fortunately without injury
mo ,-ho I'D n
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What has become of the Gardiner Re
portera We havn't seen a copy for two
weeks.
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There is a good deal of laughter in
Washington, and in fact all over the
country, at the expression Of an opinion
by the Pennsylvania delegation on the
question of the minister to England. The
appointment had been conceded to Penn
sylvana, and an expression was asked OF
the Republican Congressman from that
great state, us to which of its distn-
guished sons the mission should he offered.
They met, conferred and expressed their
view unanimously. To the horror Of the
state department and the President, they
named Simon Cameron. The hand of the
Younger scion of Clan Cameron, who sits
in the Senate, was plainly visible in this
matter. But the idea of sending to the
high toned and eXacting court of ST.
James, or of sending anywhere It's a rep
resentatiye Of the country, Il man who
had been deliberately censured by a vote
of the Senate, was too much, altogether
But there were several horns to the di-
lemma. The administration don't want
to offend the Camerons, nor does it dare
run counter to the popular sense of de
corum. The curiosity to see the result Of
these opposing forces is great and uni
yprsal
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The Citizen, published at Ellsworth fol-
year past, has been discontinued.
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A man near Winsted, while hunting recently
saw gray squirrel high on the limb of tree
As he was about to fire hawk pouneed upon the
squirrel and was bearing it away, when the man
took second aim and brought them both down
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The Emperor of Brazil has got home,
after his little run of a year and a half
about the world, and is feeling nicely
after it.
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The Mortar and Pestle in Politics.

In our sometimes attentive perusal OF
the Opinion-th queerly named recorder
of the happenings in Rockland and else
where-we have noticed that the sheet
bears this advertisement
/. NJ.
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Cleopatra's Needle, that was picked up
adritt and lowed into port, has been libel
led for salvage. 1t is not supposed that
the original proprietor or her agent, An
tony, will appear.
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Fredericton has been again fired by
incendiaries. On Tuesday ii fire was set,
destroying large wooden building, and
endangering many others. Having a good
water supply, unlike Belfast, the city was
saved from destruction.