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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-07-13
PIunder Recovered,

After a search of several days on the track
of the thieves who carried off the iron safe.
containing $4,000 in cash and securities,
belonging to Michael Richards, an old farm
er, residing about ten miles from Reading,
the officials succeeded Friday in finding the
safe, which had been buried in the woods
and the place covered with leaves and brush.
The thieves had broken into the farmers
country seat, and failing to open the safe
while the family slept, they carried it bodi-
ly from the house, placed it on a wheelbar-
row and departed. 1t was small safe, and
it is supposed the thieves were inexperienced
and knew very little of the business of safe
breaking They carted it to the woods,
where they buried it without opening IL.
The officers traced the thieves to the woods
and two days afterward found the safe All
the money and securities were unmolested
in it. There is clew TO the thieves, but no
arrests have as yet been made.
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SOctety Me etings.

HPISIro CASTLE, No. rs, A, o. X. or IHE NJ. @
2nd and 4th Monday Of each month, in Re
ber's Hall. LehightOn, at 1880 o'clock 2. M
Hy. Kostenbnder, s. *. C.i 5. r, Gillian.
SIX. II. 5.
gNApRS HurTES LoDGK, No. 6sB, l, o. o. F..
meets every Tuesday evening, at O'CLOCK
in Reoer's Hall. IL. KOstenbader, SCI N.
B. Reber, Secretary.
MKrUCHEN TRIBE. No. 232, Imp. o. of r. N:
meets in ReOers Hall every SATURDAY.: w.
1. Peters sachem A.W, Laches, o. oil H.
PoHo PocA TRIBE, NO. III, Imp. o. Il. NJ, meet
on wednesday evening OF each week, at N5O
O'Clock in Public school Hall, Weissport,
Pa. @. W, Schwab, s.; Joe. BrOng, Z. OF Il
LEHIGHToN LoDoR, No. 294, X. Of p. meets
on Friday evenings, in Reber's Hal AT IiSO
O'Clock. w. II. Bacbman, &C l.. A. Miller,
X. of R. and =.
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Worms. Worms. WeIms

e +. KUNKEL's WORN SYRUP never fails TO
remove a kinds OF Worms. Seat Pin and
stomach Worms are readily removed bv Kun.
kels Worm syrup. DR., Knnkel Is the only sue.
ssfnl physician IN this country that can re-
move Tape Worm in from two TO four hours.
He has no fee until bead Rnd all pas -es alive
ana IN this space OF time. Common sense
teaches II Tape Worm can be removed, q / 0i h.
er Worms can readily he DESTROYED Ak your
druggist for bottle OF KUNKELs WoRM SYi P.
Prioe q 70 per bottle 1t never tRilsi or send to
Philadelphia. Advice free, June 2g,im.
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Balance tor Il daYs, work

The size of the cars is said to be two-ton
capacity of forty-eight cubic feet to the ton,
or nlnety-sX cubic feet for the car. Seven
and a halfis allowed to each for waste-slate,
Stag, etc. In only one colliery in the region
are the cars regulation size. Most of them
will carry two and half tons-some ofthem
more. We have seen cars at several collier
les measuring from Ill TO l24 feet.
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Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia.

l.. f. KUNKEL's BITTER WINE OF IRON is q
sure cure for this disease. II has been pre-
scrbed daily for many years in the practice OF
eminent physicians with unparal eled sue.
cess, symptoms are loss of appetite, wind
and rising OF food drynoss In mouth, headache,
dizziness, sleepessness, and low splits. Get
the genuine. Not sold in bulk, only IN o. bot.
ties. sold by all druggists Ask for 4. r.
KuHKEL's BITTER WINE OF IRON aid tase 10
other. sl.00 per bottle or SIX BOTTLES for 3S
All ask is trial of this valuable medicine,
A trial will con vince Won Mt once
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Wright'S Liver Pills,

Tle ONLY sure Gu RE Tor Torpid Liver Dyspep.
sia, Headache Sour stomach, CONSERVATION Dr.
3iltY, Nausea, anq all kuhOus complaints and
blood disorders. None genuine unless signed
'Wm. Wright Pmla.@ Ifpour Druggist will moi
supply fend IS cents for oHe hoy 10 Bariick
Roller 4 Co, 70 n, tth St, Pbtls. Dec, so,yI
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ON Monday afternoon young son of
Eli Sowerwine, residing a short distance
south of the Lehigh Valley depot at Stating
ton, while on the loft of the barn, fell through
an opening to the threshing floor beneath,
sustaining severe internal injuries.
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Special Notices.
E. F. Kunkel,s Bitter Wine Of Iron.

The great success and delight Of the people
In fact, nothing OF the kind has ever been Of.
fered TO the American pc Iple which has 70
quickly found its way into their good favor and
hearty approval as j.. f, KUNKELs BITTER
WINE OF IRON. 1t does oil it proposes and
thus gives universal satisfaction. II is Pu n
anteed to cure the worst case of dyspepsia or
indigestion, kidney or liver disease, weakness,
NERVOUSNESS, constipation, RCidtty Of tho stoms
ach, &c Get the genuine. Only sold IN 81
bottles. Depot and Office. c59 North Ninth ST..
Philadelphia. Ask for Kuukel's md take no
other. Sold by ali dIugRists
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-07-13
The Coal Trade.

The folio wing table show the quanuty or coal
shipped over the Lehigh Valley Railroad for tho
week ending July 0, 1873, and for the year US
IN arp1 ba fttn la
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Balance for ls days work. .s25 Il

The big vein miner could tell us nothing,
but that the could average six cars per day,
at sIXty-seven cents per car, and that they
had worked seventeen days, and that we
could do the rest ourselves. The following
would be about the statement, from what we
know Of such matters:
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Health and Happiness.

Health and Happiness are priceless Wealth to
renoh Of every one who VIII nse
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Miners, Work and Wages,

The Beaver Meadow correspondent of the
Haaleton Daily Sentinel, writing under date
of July Sd, furnishes the following interest
ing statements:
Coleraine, Jeanesville and Beaver Brook
are working this week. Tresclxow, Honey
brook and Yorktown are idle. Some of the
collieries have done some work in June for
July. The number of days worked in June
isi Honeybrook Nos, and 8, II days; No.
l, none; Yorktown, 10 days at both places,
two of which were for this month. Jeanes-
vile has worked l6 days at No. colliery,
and one or two more at No. 4 Beaver Brook
has worked l43 days at No. 2, none at No.
/, but most all Of those who were employed
at No. are now working at No. 2; 'Tresc-
kow, none Coleraine, 10 days at No. and
IL at No. 2. This month the amount of
days work and shipments will be little
less. The wages and prices for June were
the same as for April and May. We give
the statement of one miner, working in the
Wharton, at one of the collieres, showing
about the average earnings, and one from
the big vein. The Wharton miner says
81 worked thirteen days,in ten days of which
all the breaker worked. | sent out sixty
cars of coal at seventy-nine cents per car
| burned three kegs of powder at 1925 per
keg; one gallon of oil at so cents one box
of fuses at so cents, and paid my laborer for
ten days work at the rate of $S.1G per week.
Now you can see how am piling it up, and
| assure you do as well as any of the men
in the colliery." All of which shows the
following statement of account,
sixty cars at 70 cents. ntB..,............,.,,.t47 40
Three kegs powder. er..."......."".s IS
one gallon oil ..',...................... so
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12
Personal AND IMPER.
SONAL.

The warlike name OF the Mayor o
Columbus, Miss, is Battle Fort. e
Dr. Livingston is to be treated to s
memorial window in Westminster
Abbey.
De Cassagnac is said to resemble the
Benicia Bow in his muscular develop,
ment, but he is more of bully.
Edward S. Stokes who put, Jim Fisk
away when he had got through with
him, is laying patent pavements i'll st.
Louis.
Several parties who have been OF
Tended by remarks ascribed to Bismarck
in DIR. Busch's biography, are going to
sue him for defamation.
The stage apparatus OF Heller, the
magician, consisted of 50 packages when
ready to move from place to place, and
weighed 64 tons.
Commander kells, the naval officer
who wrote an open letter to Senator
Kellogg, calling him a coward and liar,
is to be tried for the offence.
Vim. Sackville Gordon, a son OF Lord
Henry Gordon, of England, died in
Melbourne, lately, where he had been
Employed as a postman.
Orville Grant has been released from
the insane asylum in New Jersey, in
the hope that the tender care OF his
wife and mother may restore his mental
health.
Miss Helen Mcdonald defended her
I,rhf IA IN
day, in the United States Court, at Bos-
ton, the Widow Butler being the nppos-
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Bismarck SAYS he isn't the man he
used to be. In his palmy days he could
eat dozen hard boiled eggs with his
breakfast, but now, alas! three are too
much for him.
Mrs. James Tracy, of Plymouth, Ind,
died Friday, and her children, after her
death, made the unexpected discovery
Of SID, 200 in gold she had hidden in her
closet
Neil Bryant, the minstrel, refuses TO
let his friends pay him out Of the Jail at
Buffalo, saying that the claim for which
he is confined is fraudulent, and he
VIII Hbt tDIStill W lluNc HIS IlClluS
swindled.
Professor Swing, OF Chicago, says he
learned wisdom i'll elocution from
country paper in Ohio which, years ago,
spoke OF his speaking like thunder
and going through his lecture like light
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would have been cared for except for
the fact that she just returned from Il
thousand dollar trip to Europe, and had
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Commodore Vanderbilt, who is contest
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was married Monday cveningto Francis
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one of the German States.
Major Atwood, of the army, was mar
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great hcrdsman, AT st. Louis, Thursday,
and papers say that Mr.. King made the
groom present OF $4,000 head Of cattle,
on that suspicious occasion.
"Sky Farm the residence OF the
Goodale sisters, the girl poets, described
in recent issue OF The Detroit Post and
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the Great harrington Savings Bank, but
brought in by Mr.. Goodalc's father Tor
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12
J. G. HERVEY. Auctioucer.
Commissioners Sale.

In the Municipal Court of Wheeling:
Lewis = Jordan and John t. MCkennan,
vs.
William s. Campbell, trustee, Theodosia Nc
Gnnis Commercial Bank and J.. ). jordan,
trustee,
IN CHhSCERY
The undersigned special commissioners here
by give notice that 10y virtue of the authority
vested in them by a decree made by said Court
In above entitisd cause on the nth day OF Sep
tcmber, 1875, they viii, on ......
MONDAY, THE BIRD DAY OF DECEMBER,
A. ID. 1873, commencing nj 10 O'Clock a m, sell
ut public auction, 10 the highest and best bidder,
at the front door of the Court House Of Ohio
county In the city Of Wheeling, West Virginia, all
that piece Of ground IN said city, which Is bound
ed as follows: beginning at the Southeast corner
of Madison now 10th and Market streets thence
south with Market street twenty nine feet more
or less, ~ the frame house once owned and Occl.
pied by Samuel q. Robinson; thence towards
the east parallel with Madison street seventy-tw0
feet: thence parallel with Market street Ia Madi-
Snn street aud theuce with Madison street ~ the
place uf beginning.
ON said ground l. a part ol the elegant three
story brick building lately erected at the south
east corner of Market aud Tenth streets.
TERMSOF SALE-Oncthi Of the purchase
money and a, much more n the purchaser may
elect to paw. in cash on the day Of sale, and the
balance In three equal payments, at six, twelve
and eighteen months after the day of sale, tor
which deferred Iayments the purchaser shall
give the undersigned bonds bearing interest
from the day 81 sale with good personal security.
aud the title To be retained until the whole nf
the purchase money Is pail. ~
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
J. G. UERyEY Auctisneer. nOls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12
FOR SALE.
TRu6TRE'6 GALE
SlllIslde Vineyard!

BY virtue OF deed Of trust made by Christian
Frank and Wilhelmina, his wife, TO the under
signed trustee, dated the 18th day or March, 1870
and OF record in the Clerks office OF the County
Court OF Ohio county West Virginia, in deed OF
trnst book No. S, pages 30l 300 aud 3GS will, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF DECEMBER,
1873 beginning at 10 clock A. NJ, OF said day, at
the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio county,
in the city OF Wheeling, sell at public auction
the following described real estate, lying aud
being in said county OF Ohio in the State OF West
Virginia that is 10 say: q piece or parceipf land
situated on the north side oil the county road II
being part of what Is known as the suunyside
Vineyard, in said county and State, bounded as
follows, viz: Beginning at stake on The north
side oil said county road, near the northwest
corner OF lot numbered one nl, division l., on
which NJ. II. Ferguson resides, and on the bank
OF Georges run; thence s. ssl Z. 80 100 poles To
stake: thence " az i. II 6l00 poles 10 stake;
thence y. &C L. 9poles 10 stake thence ~ r:
IL I2-100 poles to stake; Thence ssl T. IL 90. 100
poles to a stake; then \. Il +. u 52lO0 poles to
Stake on the dividing line between The estate OF
Joseph Caldwell, deceased and Y: Jacob, now
deceased: thence y. 7r4 ". a. T2f1 poles ~ u
stone in said dividing line; thence 5. ID W.
poles to a stake; thence S. SaHl T.. II 16l0O poles
tn stake: thence ). a +. II Is 100 poles IN the
place OF beginning, containing l21s acres 0i land:
excepting from the above cernin parcels thereof
heretofore sold aud conveyed to p. Gaughan,
Christ Becker, FrctI Becker, g. Schwertferger
David Acker, l.. sOrge, l.. Jackson, L. Grub, n.
Becker G.. SchwertfeRer and Baltus Egger by
deeds Of said party OF the fret part Only recorded
in the Clerks Office Of the County Court of said
Ohio county, In deed book No ~, pages y 2a
365, go, 4l3, 49, and $40, and In deed uook.N0.
80, pages lSs 4J6. and deed book No. 81, page il6
TERMS OF SALE-One-third, or as much more
Of the purchase money ~ the purchaser may elect
to pay in cash, and the residue in one and two
years from the day OF sale the purchaser To give
his notes with security To be approved by the
trustee for the said deferred installments, pay
able In one year and two years respectively, from
the day Of sale, with interest from said day. Title
is unexceptionable
nOgi JAMES =. ROGERS, Trustee.