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nuRABLE DENTISTRY.

DR.. j. H. MALONEY. corner of Josephine and Camp
streets agazir Market respectfully ntorms his
patients the public in that he performing
all operations hi profession in tho most
without extracting the roots on new plan Old sets
of teeth remodeled and perfect adaptation secured.
Teeth extracted without pain by the of gas or
chloroforrn. Charges within the reach of all
ial4 IT 1y5p
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Entertainment for the Bsnsdictins Sisters.

Tomorrow, Sunday, evening, st. AIoys'us
Dramatic Society will give an Entertainment
|In Trinity Hall, corner of Royal and st. Fer
|ainsnd streets, 3rd District, for the benefit of
he Benediotine Sisters. The programme is as
Eollows:
The Bottle, or The Drunkards End.
A Melo Drama in Three Acts.
Richard Thornley,. q mechanic. Hawvichoret
DIR. THORNLEY,, hia afAther--..W W schnum N burg
|Dognose, man who for nothing. John Roth
Hon. George Hunslow, a H steeg
Sargent Crank, sergeant -----------.---:k Noweu
MI Morewcrth ID ohh WelmeSer
Binks, policeman. 2i2 WIN f. L6alnger
Spike, a sworn broker, appraiser. Welmeyer
Tom Ex DIS man. -...-.O. Eoithouse
Tyke and Meadow, woIkmen hartman and Cannon
GeoE ge Gray mechanic. +. Medden
Charles Gray, his brother q. schuttler
Tom Baxter q shoemaker. u Ian 70
ME-. Wolf. q landlord .h Nowell
Mr.. Grump, lat dlord H Steeg
Ned and Joe, children of Thornley, Ia. and L. Roth
This will be followed by John Vollmers in his
true personation as the Southern darkey, and
1.-The evenings enter rtainment will conclude with
|Messrs. Forester and Williams in their orig
Hnal sketch "Katerina's little game" Admis-
[sion, so cents, doors open at O'Clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ROOMS CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF TEMPER
15cr c-r,avnld Hall-A m Getting Of this org IhiSa'
ton will he held THIS Sunday EVENING, octOber
2sth, at O'Clock. ...
oantJomep desiring to become members are re SPect
fully invited to be present.
JOHN r. NEVILLE. Recorder. 1t
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The Remains of Christopher Columbus.
st. Thomas TIM es.

On the 10th inst, at 41 P. NJ. the solemn act
of making public, after authentic proofs, the
mains of the ilInstrious First Admiral Don
Christopher Columbus, took place at the Me-
tropolitan Church of San Domingo City.
His Lordship Ruqne Cocchis, Apostolic Del
egate and Bishop OF Orope, appointed to
draw the lead box containing the remains
from its vault at the altar under the archiepis-
copal canopy.
His Lordship placed the Gaze upon table
before the altar, and invited the ministers, the
members of the Ayuntamiento, other suthori-
ties, and many respectable persons present to
approach, examine, and read the Inscriptions,
which are plainly engraved upon the case.
The case was then opened, and in the inside
part of the cover was found engraved in Ger
man Gothic letters the inscription:
TlIusttious and NohLe
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Ulustr ious and Noble
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS.

His Lordship, B shop Rnque Coochis, imme-
diately declared with trembling voice that
those were the remains of the immortal Col
umbus.
This declaration being made the bells were
tolled, and amid the firing of the guns from
the fortress, most of the people there assem-
bled, possessed of the greatest enthusiasm,
went through the streets proclaiming the au-
thenticiy Of the discovery.
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Kelly Makes a Concession. X

The shenandoah Herald, OF last "Wednesday
makes the following statement which, If true,
Will prove knOckd lwn blow to all Molie
sYmpathIsers; Edward Kelly, convicted with
Miclael j. Doyle, more than year ago for the
murder Of John =. Jones, theirs being the first
of the many "Moly" TRIALS aud convictions that
since followed, has made confession. The faol
OF such a confession having been made Is now
whispered IN d.tferent towns of tie coal region.
accompanied with the ridiculous and stereo.
Syped caution Don't say anvthing.n ana there
remains no reason why the pubic should not
be informed of it, Kelly mas made a clean
breast Of the story OF the murder OF Jones, ad:
mits of his particiUntiOn in IL, ana confirms I'm
all particulars the evidence OF Kerr Rau as
gwen m the Trial Of AleCK CampOel HumDr
gives the touowng extraordinary version OF
the cause that induced Kelly to unOu 0en him,
sell. Kelly Is reported as having as Sed his
mother while visiting him ih PRISON six weeks
or Two months since whether former butt, Of
Ia Oy the name Of LarkenS WAS sull living She
alswtred YES, when he sii0 that the spirit Of
l. rAens nad appeared TO MN in his cell on Two
separl te OcClslOns and aumOnisheu hun 10 zen
something winch he, however, had reserved NOT
Co tell anY one but ms spirituut ADVISER Two
w,ees utteIward Ii kins was KILLED IN the
mmes at Mount Laffee and now Kelly HIS con.
tossed. Whatever reliance may be placed in
the above story II Is certain init no priest re.
Veulei anything cold h m while Ohicmting as
a splrltuAl cOutess0r. out II is an assured tact
tn Kelly has confessed The murder aud cor.
rODUrlted tile esideuce Of X -irlgan.
II ANYTHING more than the testimony of the
one hundred aud ten wit esses VINO Lpue red
Tor the commonwealth IN the trial OF Kelly ana
Doyle were wanted 10 sau ~ the pubic OF their
gutt TINS eoltession supplies il, II forever sets
al rest AL doubts coucUrulns the justness of tina
tdie IN store Tor them, and it n, CuInp etely aaf
tens GU the IRE -enuOns Of that suial! class OF
uemAgogues aud g MOlhe" sJmpathizsTs who
have oeen eudelvoimg 70 manufacture SYM.
patul lof thtm Oy CRYING "pgI1ury aud pyelu.
ulce' rs the loot OF an e'ephant would liuuip.
kih PIE, But the most lmpUrtdnv feature 'oi thc
confession IS the cnnii NATION Of tue story 4
helfgall. herIt- an WAS an aCcOmulce and "A
haiu case, anu might have stretched the tluth
OF lnlslepreseuteu facts, But n Kelly admit.
lhaI nc loiu tue ttuli a0Out the Jones case Il ls
Of tOuOt Dut III hr SO told II IA the cases OF
Csiro uO.rty, BOYLE, Mclieg, ,ian and Dutfy
convicted n lhe murder of N1sl. A larF, m 4.
JOiltV oi Deup.t beneved kerlsun without lie
CulObOfdlluu coutlutd IN ths comics ION ~
hellyi Oal now even the lew WAC prOiessed 20
DOUBT heiIlgan's We .acity must De cJnteut 10
be sapisncd
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Visit Your Schools.


A couple of our lady friends dropped
into our sanctum day or SO ago, and
with very smiling faces called our at
tentlon to the following lines. The lines
do not fit our individual case-O, no
but they might accidentally remind
some of our readers that the teachers
expect them to visit the schools, occa.
sionally, at least. Here are the lines
read, ponder, reflect, and then visit
your schools.
They visit the drill 20 see the murderOus sabTes.
Tney VISIT the circus, they visit their neiRhi ors
They visit Their hOCks, and the servant who la.
Now why don't they visit the School
They care for their horses they care for their
dollars,
They care for their lodges they fancy fine
But little, we think, do they care for their
scholars,
Because they do not visit the school.
We know we from hunger and cold are pro.
In know ledge and virtue our minds are directed.
But still, we do think we are sadly neglected
Because they don't VISIT the School.
Now Il they viii come, they'll find all in their
places,
With licey oombed hair. with clean hands and
clean faces,
Ali pleasant and happy, with naught that dis.
graces;
Now why don't theY visit the school !
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Only Three inIOO.OOOI

READ, PAUSE and REFLECT over the
following: DR.. Coxe's Wild Cherry and
Seneka has proved beyond all doubt to
be the best and most wonderful remedy
ever prepared for the speedy relief and
cure of all coughs, colds, whooping
cough, asthma, hOarseness, weak lungs,
inclplent consumption, and that terrible
nalady-crOup. Have you delayed try
ing it so long? If so, get bottle cost.
ing 90 cts. and use two thirds of it if
hot satisfied return the balance and get
your money back. Can anything be
fairer ? This offer has been accepted by
over 100, 900 persons using this delight
full remedy, and only three bottles have
ever been returned. Sold in Lehighton
by a. j. Durling and G. w. Lentz.
Large bottles so cents; small size % cts.
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the farm lately be .onRing to Mr.. Nathan Ra.
malev Tor the sum OF fiitCen hundred d0llIis.
Another grand rafting match will come OF 1T
sha public house of J II. Mcdaniel. on Apri ?
rnd 3, fOf a nice lot of furniture, continuing IA
piiSss.
TOmava IN pnr rosa. mass Gevenia carlo. A. d
80 she was thgre tPelSanG Coruerl TO upset
things last Friday and SATURDAY.. Wei, she
would do better II she'd investigate herself.
Mr. J. G. Xander (Mahon,ng's silver.tOneued
mussician,) ha1 charge VI McDamel's bar last
Sauurd1y evening.
MIR. T. NJ. Ballet, Of this place. a graduate Of
FranKlIu and Marshall co iege aud at present
Urircipal of the High school at BellefOrute
Centre Co. propose to open a sort OF Hign
school uemuor ~ IN the vicinity I Arnersv lie
about the middle of ADTil. This is grand
move Of NJ. b. and precious advantage for
Mahoninu's Young men and ladies' We wish
the thing success. Yours, deDendenty
PAsslM.
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Fashionable winter Clothing.

T D. Clauss, the merchant tailor,
is almost daily receiving additions to
his large and elegant stock of winter
goods, comprising cloths, cassimeres,
and vestings of the latest designs and
the best manufacture, which he is pre-
pared to make up in the most fashion,
able and durable manner, at prices full
ly as low as the sane material and
workmanship can be obtained for 10
any other town in the State. Also, a
full line of gents furnishing goods, hats,
caps, boots, shoes and CATERS suitable
for the wear of this section, and manu-.
factured expressley TO his order,, The
entire stock has been purchased on an
entirely cash basis, and as he is selling
for cash only he is able to sell at such
prices as will astOnish purchasers. Call
and examine goods and prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
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The body OF the girl HeIny Found
in the Big Creek.

The corpse of a woman was found in the Big
Creek, about one mile above Parryville, on sun
day forenoon which was identified as the body
of Alice Heiuy, an idiot girl. about 16 years old,
who left her home last TALL, between the 1st and
10th Of December, and no trace could be found
OF her until she was found in che Sig Creek on
Sunday. 1t Is supposed that she wandered
about in the woods in the night and that she
saw n light in one Of the houses on the other
side of the river. and as she was near sighted as
well as an IDIOT, she wandered on IN the hope OF
reaching house little needing where she went,
ana that she fell in the Greek at place known
As the Big rock and was drowned. AS soon as
tle corpse was discovered the Coroner was notl
fed of the TACT. and he put IN appearance
about O'Clock in the afternoon, and summoned
Messrs. II. II. Smawley, Isaac Bagenstose,
Amandas Anthony, Joshua Graver, VIM. RebC T
and Henry Mnsteller, as jury OF inquest. and
they decided that she came 10 her death by ac-
cldental drowning. Her body was taken in
charee OF by tie Overseers of the Poor, who
had her properly inferred at weissport on Mon.
day of tins week. X.
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Public Sales.

Public Sales.
Bills for the following sales have been printed
at this office, or they are advertised in ,he col
umns OF the ADVOCATES
Saturday, March lo, at 2p. m.-House and lot
and variety of personal property, of z. II.
Long, on LehiRh SCI eet, tO be sold by lIigh.
man Arner, Assignee.
March 49, at one o'clock p. m.-House and Lot,
on White street, WelsspOrt A Whiting ham,
Administrator.
March 18th. at ~ m.-Farm stock and Imple-
menUs, the prODertY of Griffith ana James De.
Long, in East Penn township.
Monday, ApIil 2, at 10 a. .m.-Farming stock and
implements and lot of Household Furniture.
ON the premises of Adam Andreas, IN upper
.TOwamens.ng twp,
April IL, at O'Clock p. m.-House and lot prop.
erty Of Nathan Hill, Franklin TWP, one.
ing to KresgeVille
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cur.
ed OF That dread disease, Consumption by a siu.
pie remedy, Is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means OF cure. To ali wnO
desrelt, lie VIII send a copy of the prescription
used, (Iree OF chargel with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they Will
mud n SURE CURE tor Consumption, Asthm8,
bronchitis, &c. Parties wishing tne presCf1p .
ton will please address REV. E. A. WILSOa, ,
l0i Penn-st., Wllllamsburgh. NY. lanl3m6
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February came in nko a lamb, and went out
Ike an angel.
Messrs J, Lamp, and II. Miller were the sue.
cessful Candidates for supervisors.
The Lu horan and Reform sunday School. at
Beaver Rul, when was opened lately Is pro.
"a essln0 last unJer the supeFvIsphs OF Messrs
crowned with unbound success.
Tint DIRE adful foe-scaretf fever-l still rig ug
hruuglO Out tue valley. 1t appears AZ II MahDn.
4 gs iOlas could not get rld OF IT, u chIld OF J,
Nussemdn, died last Thursday and the
Youngest dlughter ot ID. ki 4 er last SUNDAY
morning. BON buried IN the German Evan.
Renical Cemetery.
The young men and ladies' of HOrnsville will
open Sunday School ut that place, at their
earliest convenience
Aud 50 the long predlcted raid of MahOnings
WluOWr 3, was NJ iust ucc nnDl7Leu; over tWO
huhultu ntlpleS ana innocent creatures fell Oy
tue nnhds tt merclless me J. and Oenshrd with
u thrlr "rasp,last Satur tay at Pleasant Corner.
Yes, more than that, were lin ilY swapwed uD.
never TO enjoy t1e biuOWIng deep again. We
mean oysters Ot course.
Mr., John Horn. NJ Mahonng's great politician,
W lut musJ taNe u uuck seat after the htth
rnuti.
The rafIls aatch Ia Friday aud saturday at
Pleasant Corner, pass 81 Oh pretty quietly. ami
alter seven o'clock, ders wern reUeIvef frum
. headquarters" to lall back, Of course (nrmy
nael almost all Ohay' orders, anu f-u back
taf a McDlnielsvtl.ef wuere tEeY encamt ca
M mitmght. After the conflict was over, AL
lotil-ieu t. Their ngJ We homes ngan, feeling
saushed they had done iustlc to their country
MT W. II Healman. OF this place, has bought
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Special Notices.
Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia, Dyspepsia.

DgspOpolus DySpCpoldS D1bpopstas
Dyspepsia is the mos: perplexing Of all human
ailments It's symptoms are almost infinite IN
their variety, and the fOrlorn and despondeHt
victims of the disease often fancy themselves
Che prey, in turn of every known malndv. This
Is cue, IN purt to the cIOse sympathy which eXa
lists between the stomach and the brain. aud in
part also 10 the fact that any disturbance OF the
digestive function necessarily disorders the liv-
er, the bowels and the nervous system and ef.
fects 10 some extent the quality Of the blood.
Il. +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron a sure
cure. THIS Is not a new preparation, to be tried
and found wanting IL has been D; escriOed daily
for many years III the practice of eminent ply 81.
ciuns with unparalleled success 1t is not expect
ed or Intended to cure all the Diseases 10 which
the human family is subject, but ~ warranted
TO cure dyspepsia IN Its most obstinate form.
Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron never fails TO
ute. wind and rising OF the food, dryness of he
mouth. heartburn, distenslOn OF the lch
and bowels, cOnstinatlOn. headache. dizziness,
sleeplessness and low spirits. Try the great re.
meuy aud be cOnvlnced of ITS merits ,ipt the
genuine. Take only Kunkel's, winch is nut on
~ IN 81 bottles. Depot, 25D North Ninth 81.
Philadelphia. Advice by mail Tree b. senuing
scent stamp Try one bottle of Kunkel's Iron
ana be convinced OF its merits. Sold by drug
glsts and stO ekeepers everywhere. '
Worms. Worms. Worms.
Removed alive. Tape Worm removed alive
In from two to three hours, with vegetable
medicine. Head ana all passing from the sys-
TEN aiive. NQfee till head passes. The Doctor
never fails TO remove rape, seat, pm aud '>tOm.
ach Worms Ask your druggist for bottle OF
kunkel's Worm syrup. Pice. 81. per bottle
u never fails or send to DR.. Kunkel, $50 North
Nlntn StreeS, Philadelpha, Pa. for circular
with full instructiOns,by enclosing cent stamp
used Tor children or adults, with perfect safety
as 1t is vegetab e. Buy IL, amt try II. Mar. 3
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Worms
PIMPL,ES.

1 will mail (Free) the recipe for preparing
simple VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAN,
ing the shln soft, coar and beautifuli also IA /.
suuctlons for producing a luxurlAnt grow Oh OF
hair ON a bald bead or smooth face. Address
New York ianI9 ma
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Closing Prices Of DEHAvEN & Town
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
Mar 1st 1877
DIED,

the oath ult,, John, Young
est child Of Mr. John and Anna Vlelhauer,
Rged II months and II days.
PATTERSON..-On the 25th ul'., Sarah. wife Of
Charles A Patterson aged ~ years, IL months
and Fl days
OBRIAN.-On the 9th ult., Charles infant son
of Joseph and Eel lzabeta o. Bran, aged Il DIS
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Errors of Youth.

A GentlCman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. and all the
effects OF youthful indscretOn will, for the sake
of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
1t, the recipe and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured suffer
ers Wishing TO profit by the advert ser's expert
ence can do 30 by addressing, III perfect conf.
denCe. JOHN b. OGDEN,
janl3m6 ~ Cedar-st New York.
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S0cletV Meetings.

fNPINITo CASTLE, No. rs, A. o. X. OF THE M. G.
2nd and 4th Monday Of each month, lhHe-.
ber's Hall, LehightOn, at 7;30 O'Clock P. NJ
mes II. styers, s. X. c.; :. r. diln'm
y. X. Il. 5. I...
t,NApRN HUrrRN LoDGB No CSC. !. O. q. r.
meets every Tuesday evening, ut o'clock,
in Reber's Hall. Alfred Beck, n. G. N.
d. Reber, Secretary.
afRTUcHEN TRIBE No. 232, Imp. o. Of r N. :,
meets in Reber's Hall eve, SATURDAY., II.
z Kreider, Sachem; g. W, Delhi, @. OF X.
PoHo PoCA TRIBE, NO. III. Imp. o. II. NJ, meet
OF Wednesday evening OF UaCn week, ut 1880
O'clock IN Public School Hall, Meisspnrt.
Pn. c, W. Schwab, 81 Jac. BFOng, &. OF H.
LEHIoafoN LODGE. No. 294 k OF p, meets
on Friday evenings in Reber's Hall, at 1;aO
O'Clock, j. W. Rnudenbush, q. @. T. X.
Ratohf, X. OF r.. and $.
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AT both sales there was an adYapoa OF from
Ten 70 hiteen cents per ton on all ,is - aId tins
which onai Will be sald even under n 9 present
ruinou competitive policy, mas oeen reached
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Echoes from MahonIng.

Sunday school next sabbath at . o'clock D. m
Three can keep Il secret when two are away
Miss Sarah Mack. OF this place. was removed
TO her home IA Washington, Lehg county, her
hea ii ls still declining hope the change Will
be FOR the better.
Mr. John Nothsteln has large assortment OF
drI goods, &c. winch he Is ready TO dispose OF
at the lowest figure for cash.
one day Of last week lot of boys amused
themselves with arrow shooting, wnen, through
IN the eye by an arrow. Yelling and wOOplng
Is OF no consequence, but when II comes TO
shooting II should ne remember Ell that "N Illiam
Tell" IS no more.
Mr. Edward Sitler,tle lucky person who won
the lsI prize IN the r. filing at Pleasant Corner
Is much pleased with his pair OF " BODs"
II Is not such a dreadful tnIng after all 10 be
defeated on e.ectlOn day, our eX candidates take
matters quite easy.
Robbins have made their appearance, so mas
the " Wren" but By all appearance he must
have seen his shadow and lodged.
Mo, j. H. Miller, our barOer SAYS the bleed
ing OF "A cut no can etfeCtuully STOP by placing
On the wound Il small portion OF wool frOm a
beuYtr hat.
some uf the bows accuse Sammy" of PLAYING
=" the dog m the maugeI," but never mind keep
the bal aPOng.
March,was named in houOrs of MaIs, the sup.
posed father OF tnu founder Of Rome.
NlahOnlng lumber men are busy hauling logs
TO the mllla.
Minnie the ltic daughter of Elias Hopues
am pl assl 70 report has conaderab.e impl owed
sl"ce last week. Yours truly
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lac following taDIe shows the quantity OF coal
shipped over the Lehigh Valley halroad for ne
week ending Feb -4th, 1877 aud for the yearus
compared W th the same time last year;
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AdNertIsIng Rates.

We desire Il to be distinctly understood that
NO advertisements will be inserted in the col
umns OF THE CARBON ADVOCATE that may be
-eleived from unknown parties or firms unless
eur ONLY terms, 'i.s .H.
Insertjon 10 cts.
Six Months per inch each insertion Is cts.
Three Months E" 20 cts.
'' Less than three months. first inser-
tion g. each subsequent insertion IS cts.
Local notices 10 cents per line
II. v. MORTIMER, Publisher.
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sINtY five thousand IONS Mere aoId.

SIXTY uNe thousand Ons were sold.
the Delaware LtokaWauua and Xest,r
raj irOad sd yertised tle sac Of lOOOli tom ni
scranton coal at Gwelve O'clOrk to-day. The
average pnce' compare as follows with the an
uIry sal,s!
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NEW YORK, February 2s Tho Pennsylvaui,
coal company sod flttstOh coal to-day at auc.
uOn. Tue average prices compare as .Ows
with the January sales