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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-02-23
New Advertisements.
.GHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
By Virtue Of a writ Of Lev. Fa. or MORTGAGE
issued out OF the Court Of Common Pleas of
carbon County and to me directed there will be
exposed at public sale, at the Court House.
Mauch Chunk, Carbon County, on
MONDAY MARCH II, 1873,
at one O'Clock p. M. the following described
real estate, to wit: All those
FOUR CONTIGUOUS LOTS
or piece Of ground situate in the Borough of lie.
hohtOn, Carbon County, PENNSYLVANIA, and
numbered IN the plan o plot OF said borough,
Nos. tOrtY-siX (ij) forty seven an tnrty eight
l4S), and tOrty-nine (ig). bounded westwaidly
by the Lehigh Valley Railroad, southwardly by
lands of RudolDhus Kent, eastwardly bv the
river Lehlgh, and nOrthwardly by lands Of
stephen and William Klstler.
The Improvements thereon nre
a Two.sToRY DWELLING HOUSE,
20 by % feet. with kitchen attached IA by IS
feet; one stable % by 40 feet; one | y story
dwelling house IA by "A feet and other out
buildings
Seized and taken in execution as the property
oil George and Mary RawOrth, and 10 be sold by
J. W. RAUDENBUSH, sherlf.
SHERIFF's OFFICE.
Mancn Chunk, Feb. q, 1878.
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situate in TOwamensinG Township, Carbon
County, Penusylvunla, bounded ana described
rs tul Ows: BeElnning at a stone, thence by land
Of BrOOsJ and Gearing south seveDtv-seven and
JhTeequnTter degrees west eIghty.seven ana
half perChes to u stone; thence by land OF jacob
Hate north seventy two aud half de .rees
west one hundred anu seventv-iOur perches to
a post; thence by landOf COruelius5uydeT north
ty-three degrees, west eIghty-One and hatf
perc hes 20 stone thence Dv land of David
LOvett south twenty-five degrees east two hun.
dIed and twelve puTches to the place OF begin.
nlng, containing NlNErY-NINE ACIES
and III ARTERS, more or less.
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\ UDITOR's NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed by
the Court Of Common Pleas Of CarbOn County
To Distribute the funds arising from tteSner1ffs
Saie OF the Real Estate Of ISAIAH III MIL.
LEH' VIII attend To the duties OF hls aDOOlnt.
ment at the once OF Aloriglt & Freyman in
MA ARCR, ISIS. at NINE O'Clock A. IN when
ana where all parties interested may appeat
+. +. LONGsTREET, Auditor.
Feb. a, ls75-wt
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS.

Notice is hereby given that after the lst oay
sex or co or cross ng or recrOsSiug any OF our
property IN FTanklin Township. Carbon Co..
"a; Wlll be arrested IS trespassers, and dealt
with as the law directs
MRS. CATHARINE SNYDER, and
feb233w East Welssport. Carbon Co Pa.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of n writ of Ven Ex. issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas OF Carbon County
and to me directed, there Will be exposed aU
Public Sale. at the Court II ouse, in the Borough
of Mauch Chunk Carbon County, state OF Penn.
sylvanla, on
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CHERRIES SALE.
.

BY virtue Of writ OF Lev. Fa. or mortgage is.
sued out OF the Court Of Common Pleas OF Car
bon County, and to me directed, there will be
exposed at Public sale, Mt the Court House, in
the Borough OF Mauch Chunk, Car bon County
State Of PENNSYLVANIA, on
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CHERRIES SALE.

By virtue of n writ Of Ven. EX. issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas OF CarOon County
and to me directed. there Will be exposed at
PuDnc Sale,nt the Court House, IN the Borough
OF Mauch Chunk, ,CarOOn County, State OF Penn.
sylyama, on
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IN WvHi,9 WHNT OF or ION PRiNTTNG \ n 4 Va
OF ANY Description, WILL
Find THE CARBON DVOCAIE
OFFICE THE BkST and CHEAP
EST PLACE IN THE COUNTY.
GIVE US A TRIAL AND BIZ
CONVINCED.
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MONDAY, MARCH 1lh, 1873,

at O'Clock T. NJ the following Real Estate,
described as follows, 10 wit:
All that certain Messuage or Tenement and
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\ administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby Given. that Letters Of Ad.
minIstration upon the Estate OF Marslretta
Muller. late OF the Borough of WeisspOrt Car
hon County, Pa, decd, have been RrGnted to
the undersigned. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate will make imme.
diete payment, ana those having claims viii
present them on " authenticated for settlement
10 HENRY BOH ER,
Woissnort Ian 10, 1878 wGt AOIn'r.
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MONDAY, MARCH llM, 1878,
TRAcT on PIECE on LANE,

nt O'Clock p. M, the following Real Estate
described as follows, 10 wit:
An that certain
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New Advertisements.
PIMPLES.

1 will mail (Freel the recipe for simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will remove. TAN,
FRECKLES, PIN Plies ana BLoTCHEs, leaving
the skin SOFT clear and beautiful also INST nc
tions for producing luxuriant growth Of hair
on a bald head or smooth face, Address, IN.
closing 3ct. stamp, Ben. Nandeh q Co.. ~ Ann
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FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,

eighteen by twenty.six feet Kitchen, thirteen
by sixteen feet Swiss Barn, thirty five by six
ty.five feet, and other outDulOings.
Seized Gnd taken in execution as the property
OF John EbDert, auG to be sold by
j. W. RAUDENBUSH, sheriff.
Sheriff's ONCE Mauch CHUNK, Feb. q, ls7s.
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MONDAY, MARCH llA, 1878,
at l o'clock P. NJ. tie following Real Estate,
described as follows, TO wit:
All that certain
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k0lO Agents wanted TO subscribe for the
OVOU Agents journal, a handsomely uOund
"A page JoIrnal brimfull OF interest TO Agents.
specimen COPY sent free. AGENTS JOURSAL,
n. y. feb l6-w4
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-02-23

6-G AT PRIVATE SALE,-A HOUSE
HHs# and LOT. situate on Second street, m
I4a4zsl the Borough Of Lehighton, Penna The
House IL a Iw9-stOiy Frame, AID Is suitable for
three families. For further particulars apply,
on the premlses, TO GEORGE DICK.
Feb. l6-w2s
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FIVE ACRES AND FIFTEEN PERCHEs

strict measure.
No 2, Beginning ct o stone. thence bv land Of
Jacob Bnchman north eighty dcgreeS, east
Eeventy-twO and half perChes to q stone (;
thence by the same north twelve and q half de-
grees. west ninety-twO and n half peIches to n
stone thence by the first described tract south
f0rtysix and threefOulth degrees, cast seven
tv-fOur perCbes t. a post thence 10y lana OF
Jonas Fritz north tOIty.siS and three fourth de-
10 Il stone ; thence by vacant land south seven
ty eight perches, west twelve and twO.tenth
perCheS 10 n stone thence by land of Joseph
Euberts north twentv-three and three-fOurth
degrees, west two hundred and eleven perches
to stone thence north twelve degrees. west
fifty peTCheS to the place OF beTnnlng contain
ing ONE HUNDRED AND TWO AC RES ana
FORTY FIVE PEKCHIGS stIict measure.
The Improvements thereon are Two-story
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TRACT OR PIECE OF LAND,


situate IN Franklin Township, Carbon County,
and state of Pennsylvania bounded and oe.
scribed az follows, to wit: Beginning at a chest
rnt oaF. thcn ~ Ivy vacant land north fifteen
degrees, west forty nerches to a stone BY a pine;
Lnoncu sVutn seventy five Degrees west seven.
tv perches TO q post thence by land of Peter
stroll south sixty three degrees, west fifty.
eight peIches to stonei thence by land late OF
John Dale now Peter kel1er south thirty y.nne
degrees, east seventt ptrches to post thence
bv vacant land north sixty DEGREES, east one
hundred and two perches to the place of BEGIN.
ming, containing FORTY-TWO ACRES, FOR
TY PERCHIG IGS, and Allowance &c,
The Improvements thereon are Two.story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
twenty bv twentv.four feet Earn twenty.
eight Oy thirty feet, and other outbulldlngs.
Seized and taken in execution as The property
OF William Leinhard and to be sold by
J. W. RAUDENBUSH, Sheriff.
Sherifi's Once. Mauch Chunk, Feb. 2li 1873
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- TO LET, a comfortable Dwelling
EHs# HOuss, and lot Of ground in the borouR Rh
szsAAEEs of PArTyville. Rent moderate. Apply
70 L. f KLEPPINGDR, Agent. Lshighton. Pa.
Jan. 10, tf.
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All that certain
TRACT OR PIECE OF LAND,

situate lying and being inTOwamensihg Town.
snip, Carbon County, Pennsylvania, bounded
and described rs follows; Beginning at post,
thence by land now or late OF BrObst and GeuI.
ing north TWO degrees, east one hundred gnd
nifty perches to "a stone thence by land of Low.
eft and snyder norm eighty-twO degrees, east
twcnty-iOur uerches to stone thence by the
same sOuth elEhtY-elght degrees, east sixty
nIne perches to sGOue thence parity by laud
OF DavlG :. Ove,t and parClY by land of Joseph
klOler and others sOutl Two degrees, west one
hundred ana forty-elght perehes to n stone !
thence by land late of BrObst audGearing nOrCh
eight peGches or theaeabOuts TO the place OF be.
ginning, containing
SEVENTY NINE ACRES.
be the slme more or less.
The Improvements thereon are a one-and a.
half story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
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ENOr Sale.

E'Or Sale
A few shares Of the First National Bank Of
Lehighton stock Apply ut the Ofioo Of the
CARBON ADVOCATE. Jan. 10. ls7s-tt
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TRACT OF LAND,

situate in Mahoning Township, Carbon County.
Pennsylvania, bounded and desc lDed as fol.
lows. that is TO say, two adjoining Il acts Of
Land:
NO. /, Beginning at a stone. thence by land of
Jonas Fritz south seventy three and a half de-
grees west twen Y-tve perches to post; thence
by land Of same south tOrty-siX and three.quar.
ter degrees east seventy-f0ur pei hes TO stone;
thence by lald of Jonas Bachman north twenty.
six and three.fOurth de"rees, west sixty.six
percnes TO the place OF beginning, containing
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- FOR SALE or TO LET,-A Double
HHsH Frame Dwelling House, situate about
ukskEAs one half mile east of W eissport, on tho
DAD ieadink TO Maria Furnace. suitable for two
connection with the building, and for sale with
it. Terms moderate. Apply TO -
L, F. RLEPPINGER,
jan 10. Lehighton, Pa.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-05-24
.NolgII2g uEQE

OUR revision andfc
to
all
swelw
desiring Clothing o. advantage serms
"". a@ Nn'..sf"'V
OUR leading specially
wilbe
after
netshom
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-05-24
2netiral.
L 0 S T

A wild rose by the wayside hung, yar
Dew-glittering on the morning air, a
A pure, scarce conscious perfume flung
looked, and found the floweret fair 2
So fair, sought with sudden zest t''h
To wear its beauty on my breast. XXI,
The trembling petals at my touch sau
sweeter, subtler fragrance shed nsr
tbs strange loved that flower so much,
And--it was dead.
In that high mood when thought bath wings,
And finds alone its speech in song,
struck an old harp's sluubering strings,
And drew an idle hand along; SIS.
Nor deemed the careless chords had caught
The life note that my spirit sought,
TIL sudden on my startled ear,
Its dream-created accents woke. s,.a
Alack brought the rapture dear
The string had broke.
heard a wild bird on the shore ia
Singing wild song to the sea
And bold the burden that it bore, I'll
And sweeter than all else to me- ~
So sweet, Gagged the bird to hmr h'
His magic ministrelsy more near, .,,a
Untamed the captive's swelling throat
In one sad song his whole soul cast i'
Too well know his lovelest note
Had been his last. : 49,. s..t
And yet, while memory hath power
To count the hours too vaihiy spent,
The fragrance of that faded flower,
That harp's last dying music, blent
With the wild birds weird death song, will
Haunt every waking moment still, LII
Teaching my heart the bitter cost tsb
OF all the eye Of hope hath seen, nolom
Of all that life hath won and lost Il
That might have been. 70
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Ossa' evsesU Departure.

BY of the extensive character of arrangement
later than usual in announcing ourselves ready supply
Clothing But having completed all preparations and open
es and interested invited to examine the display EN-
sze grade quality and price of Clothing for Men and Boys
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-05-24
ECONOMY AND COMFORT
.. TAYLOR'S
ELASTIC BED BOTTOM.

YNiiE subscribers having bought the right
a for this valuable patent article for this
county are now prepared 20 manufacture and
furnish them on very reasonable terms.
THE PATENT BED BOTTOM Is 80 con
strucied as 20 combine ~ htness, strength and
durability, and is pronounced by all who
have seen il 10 be superior 10 any Spring Bed
yet introduced
fall description is deemed unnecessary. ne
u can be seeo ~ all times at the Warerooms
Of W. u. HUMPHREY. 10 Rockville, or at
KLEINDIENST'S HOTEL, 10 the pnme place
u will be placed on the bedsteads Of persons
desiring 10 purchase, aud eau be made TO IL
al sizes u bedsieads
The public are cordially invited 10 call and
examine the above article
W.R PUMPHREY,
rs. KLElNDlENsT.
ieL 22-U Rockville, IA.
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To guard against its-buy ready
made clothing.
People who are particular and want
something 10 answer should try an
echo
Fond mother "What would you do
without a mother, Tom p do as 1
please. ma"
We say a man runs Cor an Office when
be is too lazy TO walk TO the headquarters
Of the Campaign Committee.
Il will never Do 10 LET women vote.
They would die before election day trying
10 hpd out the color II tbs other party 8
ballot
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-07
To Girls.

Never marry man who has only his love for you to recommend him. It is very fascinating but it does not make the man. If he is not otherwise what he should be, you will never be happy. The most perfect man who did not love you should never be your husband. But though marriage without love is terrible, love only will not do. It the man is dis honorable to other men, or mean, or given to any wee, the time will come when you will either loath him or sink to his level. It is hard to remember amidst kisses and praises, that there is anything else in the world to be done or thought of but love-making but the days of life are many, and the husband must be a guide to be trusted-a com panion, friend, as we'll as a lover. Many girl has married man whom she knew to be anything but good, '" be- cause he loved her so." And the flame has died out on the hearthstone of home long ago, and beside it she has been sitting by one that she could never hope would lead her heavenward-or who, if she followed him as a wife should, would guide her steps to perdition. Marriage is a solemn thing-a choice for life ; be careful in the choosing.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-07
Mrs. Gaines's Alligator Story.

Mrs. Gaines, surrounded by group of interesting listeners in the parlor of the hotel, was laughing and carrying on as merry as girl of sixteen, telling strange anecdotes of her most strange and TO- mantlc career.
 " Is that so ?' said a person in the circle repeatedly.
 "I never heard any one say Is that SOP without thinking of an alligator story" said the little woman. "Have you ever heard it ?''
 We'll, credulous stranger was go- ing down the Red River in small packet that navigates that stream. The man ensconsoed himself in the pilot house and kept up continual volley of interrogatives.
 Are there many alligators in this stream, stranger ?"
 Hundereds of them indeed, I may say millions of them"
 Is-that-so-strang ?'
 Never told lie Ill my life, sir. One time we were running race, and every thing was excitement. To our surprise, the other boat passed. 'Throw over the lines,' said the captain. The lines were thrown overheard, and the alligators took the lines, and just made tracks, and they shot ahead of the other boat and run our boat down the stream so fast that in five minutes we were out of sight. "
 Is-that-so-stra ?"
 Never told lie in my life. Another time the boat struck on 8 bar. We worked and worked, but she didn't move peg. "Throw over the lines, said the captain. The lines were tossed into the water and the al!igators seized them and drew us off as slick as the skin on a boiled potato"
 " Is-that-so stranger ?"
 Never told lie in my life. One time all the alligators got sick and were about to die. Throw over the medicine said the captain. The medicine chest was emptied into the river and the alligators all got we'll"
 " Is--that-sO-stran ?" " Never told lie ln my life. After awhile the captain got sick and died, and the alligators held a meeting and adopt l ed resolutions and resolved to wear mourning for thirty days. Each alliga- tor clapped a chunk of mud over his right eye, and the meeting adjourned.
 7" "Is-that--so-stranger ?"
 <" Never told lie in ny life. Read about George Washington and the hatchet in my infantile career"
 The story told in Mrs. Gaines's rapid and dramatic manner brought down the house.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-07
Silver in France.

Silver coinage in France is limited, first, by treaty with other Nations of the Latin Union, which bound France not to coin in 1877 more than $5, 400, ,00O- about $45O, 900 per month-and, second, by the order of the President, under au- thority of the Legislative body, to cease coinage of silver altogether. This order, given in 1876, has not yet been revoked.
 All the coins, both gold and silver, are a legal-tender, and the debtor has his choice between gold or silver coins, just as man in this country could pay bill of less than $5 with fifty-cent pieces or with greenbacks. The silver in France is merely token coinage, as it has been here.
 Paper is not legal-tender, but 1t has never been permitted to circulate in such amount as to depreciate, so that paper, gold and silver are received and paid in- discriminately and without dispute.