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NEW ORLEANS, April 6-Corn meal, de-
mapd fair ahd prices higher. 81 20. Bran
easier at 7lHc. Others un changed.
NEw YORK, April 6-Flopr duh and
and prices generally without decided
change 81 OOali Is for common fair to extra;
s. sOa7 rs for good choice. Wheat slight
ly In buyers favor, only limited export
and milling demand; No l spIing ~ 8S9l 81;
No winter red 81 Ssh. Corn a shade low
or, moderate export and home Iade INQUIRY
migrated western mixed s5t952Lc; yellow
v estern 5OlSg52<c. Oats higher and more
steady. Coffee, Rio, quiet aud unchanged,
cargoes l4alTc gold.
At. Louis, April 6.-Flour unchanged.
wheat No. q red fall 81 l4Asl 10; No ) do.
10; No, spring saleable at VI TO- Corn
at sOa3Ol4c. Gfsts frmer at 26hc. Rye
ssa. Ysfley quiet aud unchanged. Whisky
steady at 81 o. Pork, JobOiug at 80 IS.
Lard flrn, nj 81 On. Bulk nominally un-
chanVad' Ia on 50 1898 ~ and o. 6595 60
and s. 7O95 rs; for shoulders, clear rib and
Ca,tle-shipplng easy, little doing, supply
mostly common; prices not generally
changed: Phi me 10 choice native shipping
steers 81 sja5 so; cornfed Texans So 60a4 rs
Hogs-AcIive and firm; packing s. SOal 60
sheep-strong; extra heavy shipping % %
@5 40.
Hides ana woel.
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POWDER ann SHOT.

pOWDEll- ~ bs,FFF, ride U,l6; Kog
M los, cff, ride, $685. keg old, lbs, fff,
R20l, blasting, si,95.
hlIol-Dfop, palO92.Soi Buok, s2,b5a2.0O,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Houston n Texas Central II. II.
souTH, Leave, NORTH
g,gi m.,..,,,, Through EEpresau,.ru hlal am
Illb a,m.,.,.,r,, l.0eal EHpTesa"","..'- 0hb PIN
Texas Pacific Hallway.
WEST, Leave, HAHr,
atI0pm. ..,,.,,A Accommodation, .,.,, $50 a,m
iipb nm .,. Through EHpTess ZOO, hilOpm
Dallas ~ Wichita Railway,
MONTH, s0uTn,
7AO u, murrr,,'rr'' ',,,, fu'r'''ur'lplll a. M
$3.50 y, IA 'i''''t'' 'ftf' I'd ~ '
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Commercial

Receipts, net, 1885 Dales; gross 2,SoS bales.
.Exporls 10 Great Britain & s35 bales; coast
wise Al bales; continent 1871 bales. stock
llS MD bales, ..
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LIvERpooL, April 0.--Noon-Cotton In
active AVID tirmer; midland uplands l6-l6;
xport 1000 bales. receipts l0,O00 bales; Ameri-
eau ll,7OO. Futures l-S2@l lied; better up
lands l. NJ G April delivery 5s 20 sd; April
or May 6z 1-Sd; May or June 90 l5'ltd; june
or July 5s 3l-S2d. July or August Bs90s -32d;
August or September 6s I.iBd. 3p. In.-sales,
American $500; futures weak; nplands l. NJ
u, May, June, Jnly, IS 29.32d; July and Aug
ust I'd; August:and september III 89d.
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'lAns. !sIs', Sleeping ls's
FROM
{. Worth, Dallas and Sherman
TO @T. LOUIS.
To @T. LOUIS.

Passengers are requested 70 obtain reliable
Information OF the superior advantages OF
this Great through Line before selecting
their route, thus enabling them TO purchas.
tickets by thorougnfsre preferred over ali
Any information In regard to rates OF
Freight or Passage will be cheerfully given
on application TO
R.w. THOMPSON, Jr.,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
GEO. NOBLE, General superintendent
- 80 - = =. W. II. NEWMAN,
General. FrsightAgent, Marshall, Texas.
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Middling Uplands, SD $50
NiddIiuV Orleans Sid ED

MluuLnR Uplhnub. Oibu D[Bu
Middling Orleans. SGD bHd
Sales 10000 bales; speculation and export
900 bales; receipts q, 800 bales; American
$500 bales.
Futures, l-S2d cheaper.
Uplauds low middling clause April and
June 8 "a. SD; June ana July D-32d; Aug
ust and september sd; shipped April and
May, by sail 8 l5-l8d.
p.m.-Uplands low middling clause April
ana May delivery "a SD; July and August
l5-lGd; SeptenI Der and october I'd; shipped
March and April, BY sail, bJsd.
NEW ORLEASs, April Standardization
opened flrmer and closed quiet but weak;
Ssles 1900 bales. Ordinary re; good 0rdi-
nary SIC; low mlddling enc middiing lOlsc;
good mlddling lOJse. Recoi pts, net, 400 bales;
gross llli. Exports, Great Britein, 34O0.
Atnpk ONB nJ
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Hides and woeI.

aALvKsroS, April 0.-Hides weak: quota
Wool-Medlum 10 One spring clip, free of
burs, i792Oc; coarse ls9l6c; western l09l3c.
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Texas Pacific hallway.
Dallas ~ Wichita Railway.
wATERwoRKs QUESTION.

Alderman Williams sc's Himself aad
Dr. CFowdus 80 hight''.Ih- Coztrs'
yrrsy Narrowed Down 60 tbe single
4uesilOn ~ COst.
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Tho Peoples Institute
ORGANIZED AND ESTABLISHED.

nern aniaEed M N l,,,m M M yeaIs pasi hi
lhNehNnH HfW nHd Moore Infilnal HaANd N
,HsiruNing ~ bplHg liallf W piH rpeHlfp,
nullnH hlA lAb0iu in illp sNhO0ls and colleges
ThAnnIna nsnasw v ihs aid that tIls
ssslael ~ nilsT To sludanis Induced further
enett W piepaTu other and moTe oOn plele
inelheis ~ teaching tnglihh and ths
elAsalos itaaieal uiapaiigH q nhai No people
neW mahod " fnlrhlHQ, AZ Tue Peoples ia.
hNtulei Apy snlhOr's textbook may ~
nepli hlnlenls are classified And graded,
n..hunl open " Students VI either eok,
lntundOut
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GALVESTON, April 6,-Cotton- Receipts
Oh bales Exports ooastwiso tDp bales.
stock 81, 1904; market ntmi mid and loo. low
MIDLAND Dlko; good ordinary sac.
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From NIauch Chunk.

Court was only moderately attended du-
ring the week.
The audit of the county accounts is pro-
crossing rapidly.
Eddy, son of Mr.. Paul Schwebintz,
dislocated his elbow on last Saturday,
So Ear as | know nearly all applications
for the renewal Of old licenses were granted
during the week,
-Schweibintz's orohestrian, silent since
last saturday eve.iing, will again discourse
sweet music this evening.
-Jno Doll, the baker, heretofore located.
at East Mauch Chunk, is now holding forth
at Nollmer's late stand.
Plus Schweibint2's orchestrian although
temporarily out of gear, is attracting a con-
siderable share Of public attention.
Mr., Philip RAIDERS new cabinet ware
rooms ON fourth street near south, East Mauch
Chunk, are nearly ready for occupancy,
Sheriff Hoffman, of Columbia county.
who brought "Kelley the Bum" spent
several days of this week in Mauch Chunk.
Rev. Freeman, of Weisspott, is seemingly
great avorte with the German Reformed
people of East Mauch Chunk, and prospects
are that he will succeed in largely iucreas-
iug the congregation. His preaching inva.
rislly ATTRACTS a large atvsadaaoe.
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REPORT or COAL transported over Lehi2h
& susqu hanna DIVISION Central r. n. of New
Lehigh valley II. II. Report.

The annual report of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad, presented to the annual meeting
Of stockholders Tuesday, shows the gross
receipts for 1877 to he $7,IOO,2lS; expenses,
SS,l62 500; and net income, SO ,937 1896. This
is, compared with 1876, decrease of $780,
in gross earnings, $G70,92s in expenses, and
S257,l in net income. From this net in
come of 1877 there was paid 81 $l,52G,O57 in
terests on funded debt and gold premium,
3! per cent IN four quarterly dividends,
amounting to 81 ,5O2 $50, and SS47,Gg3 in
general expenses, loss ON Morris Canal, and
all coal operations and taxes, leaving a sur
plus to be carried forward of $Gl ,2S9. The
capital stock of the Lehigh Valley Railroad
ON November 30 was S27 ,22S ,Sj5, the bond
ed debts S24,30l 900, and the floating debt,
less cash in hand, S63j,Sl3, making total
capital and debt amounting to $52 1865 ,GGS,
an increase of S29O, $40 during the year. The
coal transportation Of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad iUr tue year was ,39l $50 tons, the
heaviest tonnage OF any year Of It's existence.
The rates Of transportation Of coal from
Mauch Chunk to Perth Amboy were reduced
from about Sl.704 in 1876 to gS4 in 1871
nearly one-hali. During the year the COM
pany increased its investments in coal lands
ON the line Of its road to the amount Of S2g2,-
900. The business overthe Eastan and Ain
boy Railroad has largely increased, ,4O5,-
sos tons of coal having heeu carried. BEING
gam OF j2l,OI0 tons, or about 5gl per cent
over 1876. The gross earnings Of this por-
ton oi the line amounted to Il l,0TO,T52, and
the direct net earnings to S54S, 100, sum
equal 10 about 81 per cent of the cost of the
whole work, aside from the increase in bust
ness to the maiu line, During the past year
a mortgage for the maximum sum of slO,-
OOO,oOU was made by the Easton and Amboy
railroad Company, covering all their prop
erty', and their bonds, bearing c per cent in-
sre7',' have been delivered tc the Lshish
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WaIcksvilIe Items.

Butter and eggs are coming down.
The price of rye has declined consider
ably.
The snow has entirely disappeared and
the grain fields look splendid.
Mr.. J. W. Krum, Of Parryviln, was at
this place on business on Friday ollnst week.
Our roads were in bad condition for
travel the early part Of the week, but have
improved somewhat
Mr. G. p. II. Brown, of this place. has
disposed off one of his tracts Of woodland to
party from Weissport.
So far we have heard but very little as
to who will be candidates for the different
offices at our coming elections It's about
time for them to speak out.
R. f. Hoflord is again candidate for
the office of County Superintendent. Mr.. IL.
has given entire satisfaction the past term,
and why should he not be retained?
Our school has begun its third month.
1t has been better attended this term than
ever before it averaged the past month 52
pupils, which we think is rather much for
one teacher.
If we may judge from the number of
witnesses summoned in the Otto vs. schinke
case, of Pine Run, it will undoubtedly be an
expensive trial. The Ottos, it is said, have
"a witnesses, the number of Schinkes we
have not as yet learned. From this place
have been summoned Messrs. Solomon
Walck, Philip Walck, David Walck, Edwin
Walck and Jacob Heydt and wife.
But very little is heard about the Poor
House-this was the general topic of CONVEX
sdtlon few weeks ago: but it will be dis
cussed again at about the time of election.
We were also of the opinion that it should
be located either in Towamensing or MeAan-
ing twp's; but after having it thoroughly
explained, we are fully convinced that it has
been properly located by the honorable
who has the matter entrusted to
them.
Roll Of honor Of the Walcksyiile school,
W. 4. Kemerer, teacher, for the month end
ing january 4, 1878: Jonah Markley, Elmer
Markley, Elmer Walck, Sylvester Walck,
Henry Vert, Edward Larose, Chas. Wolf
d. Olewine, Alfred Deppe, Edwin Deppe
Edward Neunsteel, Nelson Walck Willie
Deppe, Elizabeth Neunsteel, Ida Mungold,
Carrie Mungold, Sevilia Walck, Mary Neun-
steel, Edna Walck. Whole number in at
5S; average attendance of males
5S; females 49, total So, per cent of males
w, females 81. Yours, ETC., =
P.&wg
Walcksville, Jan. 10th, 1873.
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j. w. Raudcnbush, disposed of the follow
ing properties at sherilf's sale, at the Court
House, Mauch Chunk, on last Saturday:
Property Of l. II. Miller, in Franklin t,yp
to Amos Reigel for $1,000. -
. Property of Sam. Zellner, in L. Towamen.
sing twp, to the lronia Loan a Building
Association for S4OO
70 Ed. Raber for $50. i'
Property OF Joshua Graver, in Weissport, to
plaintiffs for $3.50.
Property Of Henry Nothstein, for LOT in East
Penn twp, To E. c. Heintzelman for SIOo,
Property OF Henry Nothsten, for hotel in
East Penn twp, for $l4jO, subject to a
mortgage,
Property OF VIM. Boyer, in L. Towamensinq.
to Levi Wentz for $500 .
Property of John McGee, in East AIauch
ChunA, 70 Mauch Chunk B. and L. As
soc.a.ion for $1,000.
PHoPerty of Tilghman Fisher, Nh ChunL,
v~P., NJ Anon Lrnsg, for SIzO6.
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Pay as you 60.

Fay as you 60.
Love lightens labor.
All you do-mind your own business.
Winter has at last put in an appearance.
-Protracted meetings are in full blast in
the lower end of Monroe county.
On Sunday, the Goth inst, Rev. E. F.
Erdman, pastor of the Middle Creek Circuit,
will preach his farewell sermon at Albright
vile.
MIR. Peter Berger, an old and respected
resident of Mecksville, died on Sunday of
last week, from the effects Of an overdose of
morphia, which he had taken to relieve
pain.
The farmers of Penn Forest and Kidder
townships as a general thing have sold out
their buctwheat and corn; the average
selling price for the former Ocents the latter
90 to 90 cents bushel,
County Superintendent, R. F. Hofford.
OF Lehighton, paid the schools of Penn
Forest and Kidder townships visit recent
ly. Mr.. Hoilord seemed to be pleased at
the manner in which the schools are taught
and conducted. lie also spoke we'll of the
new series Of text books which our Directors
have lately adopted.
-AA' "Hll'o W. DtIllll, ul hTCSgCNlllc,
who some time ago bought the old Crist
mill property, Of Joel Kresge, formerly
owned by David Kresge, has torn down
tn, old structure, andis now building new
one. A thing that was needed long ago.
Mr.. Berlin being young man of consider
able means is one OF the most energetic
young business men in the lower end of
Monroe county, and is just the man to push
things forward. / wish him success i'm his
new position, as miller, a merchant and
hotel keeper.
Last Sunday Albrghtsville was the
scene Of unusual activity, on occasion of the
confirmation of 33 young persons in the
Reformed Lutheran church. Alarge number
of persons We're there at seven o'clock in the
morning, and At eight o'clock, the church
was entirely filed. Services began at nine
o'clock, and by that time there were at least
500 people present. Only one half the
number however being able TO gain ad-
mission. Yours, truly,
Allbrightsyille, Jan. Is, 1878. DUPLEX.
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DIED.

DRPPEY.-On the sth ult, in:E1brightsville,
Of diphtheria, William Harrison, son Of
Henry J. and Sarah J, Deppey, aged 2
years, months and days.
RUAcH.-0n the 10th ult., at Wind Run,
Of diphtheria, a daughter Of John and
Malinda Rauch, aged 3 years, / month
aud days.
RAucH.-On the 23rd ult, at Mud Run, of
d9'hthera, Eugene, son of Adam and Ka;e
Rauch, aged years, months and days.
DEEAyEN.-On the 25th ult., in AEsokesville,
Of diphtheria, Philip, son of Joseph ami
Ancenette Dehayen, aged 5 years,
months and 8 days; and on the lst inf.
Nary Annie, daughter Of Joseph and
Ancenctte Dehayen, of diphtheria, aged
years, months and 2s days.
HAuE.-on the 2nd ult. in Albrightwille,
Of diarrhoea, Albert Milton, son Of Lafay-
ette and Amanda Hauk, aged 80 days.
BERGER.-On the 3Oth ult, in Meckesyille,
by an overdose Of Aorphia, father Peter
Borgar sged 70 y0ars. In9n;hs "a d9y1
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MARRIED,

MUyscH-HESRY.-On the 25th ult., BY tho
Rev. w. IL. Conrad, Mr.. Jos. G. Munscn,
of South Bethlehem, to Miss Mary Henry,
of Lehighton.
BEIL-EIsLY.-On the 3Oth ut, by the Row.
S. A. Ziegenfuss, Mr.. George A. Bell, Of
Stemton, to Miss Lilly A. Eisly, of Coplay.
STRoHL-GREENzwE Trachsville, on
the End ult., by Rev. @. G. Eichenberger,
Mr.. Francis S. Stroll, of Kunkelton, Non
roe CO., and Flora Greenzweig, Of Traehs-
villa, this county.
MoYER-CHRIsTMAS the 10th Of Nov
ember last, by A. D. Chrstman, j. p, w.
Meyer, of Stoney Creek, and Elizabeth
Chrstman, of Albrightsville.
BgAR-MoYER.-On the goth ult., in Penn
Forest twsp., by A. D. Christman, J. p,
Peter Beer and Abby Meyer, both ct Penn
Forest township.
BAuMGARrNER-GErz.-Ou the 7th ult., at
Middle Greek, by Rev. T. +. Erdman,
Charles II. Baumgartner, Of Effort, Afon-
roe CO., and Alice Augusta Getz, of Al
brightsville, this county
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Lchighton Lyceum met at the appointed
hour. After the election of new officers, II.
A. Peters was proposed for membership and
was elected by acclamation, as an active
member of this society. Referred questions
were all answered. Debate-"Which cxerts
the greater influence for good the Press or
the Pulpit?" was discussed. The President
rendered his decision in favor of the mega
tive Subject for next debate Resolved.
THAT the readingolnovels have a bad effect
on In' community y An essay was read
by Mrs. Peters. We had a very pleasant
audience and hope our good citizens will not
iail To continue their visits. We extend a
hearty welcome to all.
Lehighton Jan. l6 1878. SECRETARY.
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Valley Railroad Company to the amount of
S5,OOO,O0O, in partial paymentfor the money
expended by that company in the construc-
ton of the road. The Lehigh. Valley also
holds S., 100000 of the stock OF the Easton
and Amboy Company, being all that has
been issued. 1t is not proposed at present
to dispose Of any of these bonds, but, should
occasion require it, they will form very
desirable investment, security being first
mortgage on double track railroad Of sixty
miles in length, with wharves of the fullest
capacity, on tide water, having business
already established, and costing at the close
of the year SlO,l47,345, represented by the
above named s. ,OO0, 900 of stock, s., 900 900
in bonds, and an indebtedness of $i47,S45 to
the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company, The
trade over the northern connections of the
Lehigh Valley has also increased largely,
particularly the general freight business of
the Pennsylvaniaand New York Canal and
Railroad Company.
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Account Of Charles Buelow, guardian of
Lou sa Schultz, confirmed absolutely.
Appraisement Of real estate Of Patrick
McKenney, decd, confirmed absolutely.
Second and final account of VIM. Remaley,
Amandus Remaley, and l. q. Bagenstose
administrators Of estate of Jonas Renaley
decd confirmed absolutely.
Widows appraiscment Of estate of Mich
ael Conroy, decd, confirmed absolutely.
First and final account of j. j. kemerer,
administrator of estate of Joseph Koch,
deed, confirmed absolutely.
Estate Of Jos. Ferner: Auditors report
confirmed.
Anon Arner VS.. Sol Dachman. Plaintiff
and Emeline Backman to appear, January
9th, to maintain or relnguish their respec-
tive claims TO the property.
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NesqueAoning Valley R.R.

The following officers were elected at the
annual meeting oft the Nesquehoning Valley
Railroad Company held on Monday after
noon at No. 2S4 South Third street, Phila.:
President-J. B. Moorehcad
Directors-GeOrge Whiting, Samuel Mas
ON, Francis X. Cope, L. W. Clark, Charles
Wheeler, Fisher Hazard, p. c. Garrett, A. j..
Derbyssre, J. n. Williamson, George +.
Iy.e.', 7. c. Henry, and Henry Handy.
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-Diphtheria has entirely disappeared
from Packerton.
Now is o capital time to bring along
your Job Printing.
1t is becoming fashionable to rob clothes
lines in this vicinity.
-Protracted meetings are still in progress
at several of our churches.
Z F. J. Kistler, Esq, has been appointed
postmaster at Aquashicola, in place Of Jacob
Bowman, decd.
The municipal elections will occur on
Tuesday, February 10. Get your tickets
printed at the CARBON ADVOCATE office.
This is to give notice that all citizens
troubled with a cough or cold should at once
procure bottle OF DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price % cents.
Z On Tuesday last a license was granted
2 to L. f. Kleppinger to keep hotel. Lou
will make an A No. l landlord, or we are
much mistaken.
The Christian association of Packertoh
desire to return their thanks to Hon W. N.
Rapsher for a copy of Smulls Legislative
Hand Book, presented to them.
If you select good and healthy food for
your family, you Should also look to the well
fare of your baby. For all troubles of early
childhood, nothing is better than DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup. 20 cents bottle.
"A quantity of sulphur gas in Potts col
liery, near Ashland exploded Tuesday even-
ing, killing four men, named Jones, Wilson,
Cosgrove and Guyer; and injuring three
others, one severely.
Owing to the large amount OF business
in the Sheritl's office, j. w. Raudenbuch,
Esq, has appointed Frank P. Semmel of
this borough, as deputy. A well meritcd
appointment.
The president of the Lehigh Navigation
Company Tuesday received information
from the superintendent of mine No. 4 at
Summit Hill, that the fire recently burning
there had been overcome, and that it was
proposed to open up the mine Wednesday.
Economy is wealth, aud by attending
to your cough or cold at once, you not only
save your strength, but save your money.
If you use any cough medicine, use DR..
Haas EXpectorant. % and 80 cents bottle.
Peter Walcott, proprietor of the Kings
ton House, at Kingston, was arrested on Sat
urday evehing for passing counterfeit five
dollar bills on the First National Bank of
Hanover, and held in $4,000 bail. Thomas
Irving was arrested at Pittston Sunday
morning for passing similar counterfeits.
-C.cnn tho scorrco or thousands tho, hoe
bropgbt sprrow and deoth IN So many bonso-
holds Can be cnred NV tbe timniy nse or
Dr. Coxe's villa cherry and Senel,o o-' II II
vii, n0t f,;t o. bnd "a oo"ts iN ra, hottIn.
The cororoI ogant Of the T,abirb vo,,or
Railroad last Week issued orders tn oil tjni,:t
aHnntS and o"ndmctors Thar honcafnrth a., m''
tents or counnns Of tha f,oI,ioh and Sm.n,n ~
bomna railroaJ shall no accaninJ on 'ITa,bih T'obiioh
WaIlov trnins os was horetGfnre cmstl,;inTS,,
,rSs tyovei;nT nublic will do yaIl to Len, tG;s
orJor in ,ain33 '''''N 80 Wv ">'' ~ '''' ''''S
'Ne -
An old and eminent physician once as
sured us that when he got hold OF case OF
diileuit hacking cough, he always prescribed
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The Lehigh alley nnIIrnnh.

AT the annual meeting ofthe stockholders
of the Lehigh Valley Railroad, held Tues
day, Mr.. Joseph Patterson president, the
following managers were elected:
President-Asa Packer.
Directors-Charles Hartshorne, VIM. W.
Longstreth, J. Gillingham Fell, VIM. II.
Gatmer David Thomas, Ashbel Welch;
VIM. L. Conygham, Ario Pard,e, WIN. A.
lngham, Joseph Wharton George B. Marklc,
Robert II. Sayre.
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AhuariisIng Rates.

We dasiro Il 20 be distinctly understood that
ne Advertisements will be inserted In the col
Ifnna Of THR CARDoN ADVOCATE that may he
~eIeived from unknown parties or hrms unless
eur ONLY terms.
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