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The daily gazette., 1879-07-22
A UANDSOME MONTrNTFN1,

n ii uANDSOME NUN u MENT
A very hansdome piece of marble work .
is now to be seen in tho marble ward or
John S. Malone, at Delaware Avenue and i.
Madison streets. 1t is head stone, for,
the grave of the late Mrs. Elizabeth j,
Miner and bears the following inscripEd
tion upon marble scroll: ssIn memory
of Elizabeth J. Miner, wife of Thomas i,
J. Miner; born June End, 1928; depart =.
ed this life April 18th, 1878. "In Hope
of a Glorious Resurrection" sH'paofA 81
The monument is of striking and
unique design and was made from apat-,,,
tern, original with Mr.. Malone. 1t is the
only one of the kind in the country, The
base represents rock work which is ~
surmounted by stump that had been }
evenly cut OIL from the tree. All the,
limbs have also been sawed off evenly
except one, which, very appropriately 81
has been half broken and bends Itlown1
ward. Resting against the stump ia a.
cross, with ivy twining around it, and q J,
"lily Of the valley" and water lily lie
close to the roots. A number Of ferY1Ys ID
leaves seem to have grown out of the /
crevices in the rocks below the stump and ;,
clambered up the side. ,.,.....-t..
All in all, the monument is a yery
beautiful affair and both the tieslrfl and
workmanship, which are Mr. Alaione's. ed
reflect credit upon the maker. liisf ,,,s.h ,
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THE BRANDYWINE WATER ~
A Conference To BE Held This Even.

Immediately after the Board of Health,
adjourned last evening, President Mona
CHAN informed the committee on impur-
tiles in the Brandywine water, and also
the special committee appointed by the J
Board to press the pending suit against
the Messrs. Bancroft's at the next term
Of court, that their presence was desired
this evening at the Water Department
office. r ,B ID ybs
1t appears that the Messrs. Bancroft,s
have arranged for a conference with the
Water Committee of Council in regard
to the proposition submitted by them q
short time ago. They also desired the
two committees of the Board of Health
to be present. just what action will be
taken is unknown at the present time.d ,
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Taken to NOrtI, East

The remains of Col. Budd s. Fotd.At'
WHO was drowned at Ocean City on Shnli E
day night, were taken to North Rast.. .,
Cecil county, Md, yesterday afternoon -,
for interment. Col. Ford formerly lived =
near North East, and number of fifs ~
relatives reside in the same neighborho0d "a
He was much esteemed in this commu4s q a
nifty, and the news of his death which,
was not known until the arrival OF tie o
Baltimore papers, caused great sorrow nh
aud CONSERVATION among the peopae .snina.
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with Intent to KiII..

Considerable interest was manifesteddN steddN ~
at the police station Sunday morning A an
the trial of Edward Cassidy ON ) tlSedI I
charge of using revolver with intent to "
kill, upon John Wagner, the bar, tender
at the Logan House. The evidencas s''is
showed that Cassidy pointed the pistol on
at Wagner several times, but that itwsnt 81
OH oy accident: He was held for Court Il
in in $500 bail, which he promptly furnish sa'
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Heavy Freight Bu>inns.

The freight business of the Baltimor. a
and Ohio railroad has gradually if1cf9eass1 :.
ed during the past three or four mos tS,sy !
and they are now using all their cars for 4,
sfansportanon sn 3n purposes. This certainly
of business in The sections traversed fbyok
TINS great artery of trade.-Cum5erla
(Nd.) Ne,ps. '"''"
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RAILKOADS'

j.uIA wILMiraToN q
iInTIM0RE RAIL ~ ho""
hbii June 2. 'H'. so,,ows
h. will leave wil'n'ns''" $50 80
...,,n,s .na mter"sdiSats. ! lS st.''Gas' ~. ~
siO' ausIo 10 80 a. M w. WV
n.;;0D,st p; Express, 800; sa'; 3; ~ mn ~
isas,dNs IA Nav YORK. 81 ! ~''o'
y, 81, 70, nd q intermediate s'"''A""
=. s.,s sus 4 1ay ~. Line, 7.os. p m. . =,
tlnoo lo,s snd Wasnington ,'zo'' ''''''''
MTi T ioI, SIS, 7.0s p. m. ,.u.m,,
U. w, y, Dsiaware DIVISION; 0nvu'
as a,,a loi 20. a'i5. a. m. 1.0b. g 30 m;
Ussi%' and Intermediate Stat'o''
% m., o.. 8.s5 p.m .,s s,.,,ou. VIA
,sr and lntermeh'A'e 7'"'" ~
i'e'p' sa;sDAy %; rKAISs
.,o,,s and luter,ncdiaie @i"ti"''r
MIA ~. o,o and Sew vnrR, k.os. y. III
islp'' and washington, " NJ. io
,,., ,nforms,,on passengers are
l'ilhe, ,a inns tshlet ps,sted ,at me
70 '"' ~ IL. +. KEENEf,
anperintendant. :
.WAKE WESTERN RAJ. * LAP
rsange Of hours. On anu Ai'sr rev
gs TraIns will run NJ to' nws'
Do @ @ow,lmluglon, 1.i5 n. IN 1850 a I'D
80 p. IN. ... m 70 NJ fnts,r,.
us pomeroy, . Na N, 81 M.
Wing leave Pomeroy iO.ba. m.
pp. m. ,,. T., IA noon
lOp. .m.,, M. .,o. m al5p.
VIZ, s', m -. CONNIE LII,
w superintendent.
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It is said that Empress Eugenie, act
ing OH the advice Of her friends, Intends
to leave Chiselhurst soon to repair for
the summer to the castle OF Sabacz, in
Or oatia, which she bought lately while
staying at Vienna.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-22
Ri i.ht Time to Operate stocks.

BY recent communicable with promi-
neni stock operators, we learn that now
is IA favorable time to take advantage of
the stock market, by the new combina-
ton method of Messrs. Lawrence & Co.,
the New York bankers, who have been
so remarkably successful heretofore.
This system is foun1cd on correct rules
Of finance and Is universally approved
bv the shrewdest operators. The orders
of thousands of customers are massed
into one immense capital, and operated
as great whole, dividing profits pro
rata every month. In this way any Gus
toner can invest from SO to $40, 600
with equal proportionate success, and at
the same ii ne gain all the advantages of
largest capital and best skill in manipu-
lating the market. This firms new cir
ocular has "two unerring rules for sue
cess" aud full explanations. $50 will
make $3.50, or 3 per cent; $500 will return
$1,000, and so on, according to the mar.
ket. Stocks and bonds wanted. De-
posits received. Apply to Lawrence &
Co, Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, New
YORK City. 49, aF - e -M 3
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about exhausted. lie asked :for insssas- Z

about exhausted. lie asked .for instsaH
tion how to act. ~-ss ..
On Mr.. Conrad's g motion the >anAehnt
necessary to make up the salaries, $zee-
SO, was ordered to be taken from 66
miscellaneous appropriation. so.1BiSIilE a.
A committee OF three, consisting wot Il
Messrs. Kent, Mcintyre and Morrow, 4
was appointed to inquire into why TINS
deficiency had occurred. s0l a,zAaID
Co., for sc. .OS was directed to be 'drawn.
Adjourned. .l'.- 9.dE9n'hi y! ssHi9
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ABOUT THE STANDARD SILVER
DOLLAR ......

WASHINGTON, July 19.-The Treasury
Department recently issued Instructions
to assistant United States treasurers re-
requiring them, in making payments to
make no discrimi nati on agai nst thestan-
dard silver dollar. Owing TO the incapa-
city OF the sub-treasury az Baltimore to
store the vast amount ofssilger received
the assistant treasurer has been ordered
to pay out standard silver dollars for the
fractional silver coin offered for ex>
hange. -..i.-. D.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-05-31

The New York Times Of last Saturday
gave special crop reports which will be graft
flying to all who are interested in having
cheap and abundant bread. Except in
Kansas there is no falling off in the wheat
in the west and northwest whence most Of
the supply is drawn. Illinois will give an
average crop. Ohio promises an increase'to
possibly 3O,OOO,OOO bushels; Michigan 3l,-
100000, greater than the last two years
Minnesota SO,0Oe, 900, a large increase; Ne
braska 100000. an increase of twenty pei
cent: Iowa, Indiana and Wisconsin as large
as that of last year, and probably a consid'
erable increase. All the states of the west
with the exception of Indiana promise an
increase of the supply of corn.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-05-31

On Monday forenoon next IL is more
than probable, says a special dispatch, that
the entire iron industry of Pittsburgh, with
its scores ofmillions ofcapital and thousands
Of workmen, will become entirely idle, and
Pittsburgh will experience long and disas-
trous strike such as she has never known be-
fore. 1t all grows out Of the ill-judged ac-
tions of the puddlers,. who held a meeting
last Saturday and determined to ask for the
same rate Of wages as was paid last year.
The puddlers make a new contract with the
manufacturers on the first Of every June,
which remains in force for one year. As
soon as the manufacturers heard Of the pud-
dlers action they held meeting and un-
animously agreed to pay the old rate, be-
cause it would be ruinous, in view Of the
present depressed condition of the trade, to
increase wages. Last Saturday night the
puddlers held their final meeting and adopt
ed a sliding scale on. a basis Of SIS ton for
pudding when bar iron is worth "a cents q
pound. Each advance Of one tenth Of cent
in the price of iron sends pudding up 10
Is, and 20 cents ton, according to the rise
10, the price of iron. The mill owners will
not pay these rates and the puddlers will
strike, and this will prevent all other classe:
Of iron workers from laboring. The strike
will be made on Monday, and no one car
foretelI when it will end or what evil will
grow out Of it,
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ALMOST A SUICIDE.

One of the most handsome, eminent and
successful merchants in the country, after
years of suffering from dyspepsia and liver
complaint, became melancholy and desper-
ate. To add to his troubles an eruption ap-
peared, with disiguring effect upon his face.
Physicians exhausted their skill in his be-
half, but failed to afford any relief. Rack
ed with the toiments of indigestion, and
mortified at his personal appearance, he at
tempted suicide. Kind friends interposed,
and induced him to try Sandaline. The eff
feet was wonderful. His blood became
purified digestion improved, appetite was
restored, all the organs resumed their fnnc-
tions, and his mind completely recove ed Is
balance. The eruption on his face entirely
disappeared, his natural comeliness return
ed and he now enjoys perfect health. It is
the simplest and surest remedy ever known.
Sandaline Lotion is the greatest curative for
all eruptions and other unnatural discharg-
es. Will do just as recommended, used as
directed, or money refunded. Price 81.
Ask your uggist.-Providenee Dec. l6,
rs. DR.. Gounod, West l4th St., n. Y: !
reply to your inquiry that Sandalne" and
sandaline Lotion thoroughly and rapidly
cured me of an old standing case of barber's
itch, and you may publish this. P. 0'Shea
DIR. Gounod's great medical work, full OF
interest, over $50 pages, Price 81. Send
for 1t.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-05-31
The Potato HnR..

The voracous and industrious potato bug
has arrived and thrown of his coat for bus-
ness. The hot sun in the early part of last
week brought his favorite fodder to the sur
face, and he went to filling in at once, and
at the same time to depositing larva on the
under side Of the tender shoots. So numer-
GUS are the pests that only by continued and
daily vigilance will farmers be able to raise
any potatoes. All applications to the pota-
70 vines have failed to protect them from
the larvm, except busting them with Paris
green, mixed with -four or other light pow
der, after a rain or before the dew is off in
the morning. All will therefore do we'll by
getting their Paris Green and clubs ready
Cor battle
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-05-31

" PEsTERED BY an eruption, use GLESS's
SULPHUR SOAP, the ruling specific for diseases
irritation and abrasions of the skin, and q
most salutary beautfier of the complexion
This admirable article is an inexpensive
substitute for sulphur baths, and is equally
as effective in banishing cutaneous maladie:
and relieving the pangs Of rheumatism and
gout Redness and roughness, tan, freckles
pimples, and indeed every imperfection o.
the cuticle is entirely removed by it. 1t i:
avouched, by ladies who have used it, TO be
the most effective means of clarifying and
softening the skin that they have ever EN-.
ployed its health promoting properties are
widely recognized by medical men, and evi,
dence in its behalf, emanating from othel
and equally respectable sources, precludei
any reasonable doubt as 10 the genuinenes:
of its claims 10 public confidence. Clothing
and linen from the sick room are disinfected
by it, and it prevents contagion when the
danger Of obnoxious diseases has been in
CURED by contact. Sores and ulcers thai
resist the operation of fsalves and lotions, ere
healed by il, and il soon relieves the swell,
ling and pain caused by bruises and sprains
The opening Of the pores, resulting from
the wholesome stimulation OF the superficial
blood vessels that it produces, is the effect
best calculated 10 ease the circulation when
overheated, and carry OFF those offensive
granulations which dishgure the cutiele and
rendeT'existence a state ofmartyrdom while
they remain. Bruptions, ailments that
ointments will not cure are entirely eradi-
Gated by GLESE's sULPHUR Soar.
Sold by druggists. Price 25c. per cake
lBox(S cakes) 75c., sent by mail, prepaid, on
receipt Of price. c. N. CRITTESToN, Sixth
Avenue, New York.
HILL's HAIE AND WHIsKER DYE, Black
or Brown, SOC. 1929.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-05-31

--LITERARY NoTE. Socialism, by Mr..
Codkin; the Currency and U. S. Supreme
Court, by Mr.. Brooks Adams the Indian
Question, by Ex-Secretary Cox; the State Of
Greece; the Condition of Turkey; London
Actorsj Recent American and English
Literature, are topics in the International
Review for June. A. S. Barnes &. Co., N
Y, Publishers. Price by mail postpaid, SO
cents. This high-class magazine should be
in every American household. The ables'
and most charming writers in the world arc
contributors. Subscription $500 a year.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-05-31

The following award OF damages to a
citizen of Mahanoy may induce the authori-
ties in Lehighton 10 look closely after the
condition of pavements, crossings, &c. Ter
rance Donohus fell at street crossing in
MahAnoy about three years ago, breaking q
leg. He claimed damages, alleging negli-
Eenes on the part of the borough. The Tri-
bEns says the case might have been settled
At one time iOS $50, but the borough refused
when the case went before arbitrators who
awarded $500 damages From this the bor-
ough appalled, and the court at Pottsvills
last week awarded one thousand ninety dol
lars 81 ,0sOl damages.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-05-31

The New York & Manhatten Beach
Railway Co., and Starin's River 4 Harbol
Transportation Co., announce the opening
of the Summer Season at "Manhatter
Beach," for June 14th. P. S. Gilmore's full
Band, and the great Cornetist, Levy, have
been engaged for the season. These viii
give the best musical talent in this country
and the company is promised by Messrs
Gilmore and Levy, for the opening, the
finest programme ever given at any concer
in the United States.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-05-31

General Grant will arrive in San Fran
cisco about the goth of July, A Washington
telegram says the arrangements for an ex.
cursion of citizens to meet him on his ar
rival have been completed with the leading
railroads between the East and Omaha, and
thence over the Pacific Railroads. The pro-
gramme or arrangements il being prepared
for publication.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-05-31
FORGETFULNEss OFPEOPLE.

The Oxford Professor who, to avoid the
wind when taking snuff, turned around, but
forgot TO turn back, and walked six miles
into the country, was no more forgetful than
those who still use the huge, drastic cathar-
tic pills, forgetting that DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
PuTgative Pellets, which are sugar-coated
and little larger than mustard seeds, are a
positive and reliable cathartic, readily cor
recting all Irregularities of the stomach, liy-
er, and bowels. Sold by druggists.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-05-31

The Dubuque Times publishes over 100
reports from Northwestern Iowa in regard
t. the crops. They indicate good harvest
on the whole The small grains are back
ward in some places, on account of drought,
but the acreage of wheat is greater than last
year. Corn looks well.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-05-31
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
All that certain Messuage or Tenement and
Let OR PIECE OF GROUND,


situate on the nOIthwardly side of Bro oIdway,
in he Borough OF Mauch Chunk. III the County
OF Carbon and State of Pannsylvania, number
ed on the y an or plot thereof Number Twenty
four containing in trOn6 or breadth on sad
BrOadway eighteen ana one half feet. and con
tnuing OF Iha breadth at rgnt angles from
the SAID Broadway, siNty-thIee feet moe OF
less 10 Trap Alley, and from the nOrti wardly
side of Trap A ley fOrty.nine feet, more or less
to Pipe ALLEY. bounded sou hwardlY BY Bro Il
wav afOl esaid, easrwardly by Lot Numbered
Twenty SIX. westwardlY by Lot Numbered
twenty two, and n0rthwardly Oy Pipe Eley
Aforesaid.
The improvements thereon are Two and {
Hall Story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
eighteen feet four inches by thirty three feet
vita Frame Kitchen attached, ono and Has
SORES nigh, eighreeu fee; four inches bN SIX
teen feet, aud Iwo-StOry Frame Out House
eighteen ieet tour inches Oy IOIrteen ieet.
Seized and taken into execution as the prop
erty OIL +. Z. Kline.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-05-31
cAN,TPREACu GOOD.

No man can do good job ofwork, preach
a good sermon, try law suit WELL. doctor a
patient, or write good article when he feels
miserable and dull. with sluggish brain and
unsteady nerves, and none should make the
attempt in such condition when it can be
so easily and cheaply removed by little
Hop Bitters. See "Truths" and Proverbs"
other column. 26-2.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-05-31

The Ohio Republican Convention met
Wednesday in Cincinnati. Charles Foster
was nominated for Governor on the first
ballot, he receiving $50 votes to 27l for Taft
and for Keiier. The resolutions adopted
condemn the extra session of Congress, and
arraign the Democratic policy, both State
and National.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-05-31
ALSO,
LOT on PIECE OF GRouND.

All That certain
LOT OR PIECE OF GROUND.
situate on the south side Of Hazard street. in
the Village Of Summit Hill. Carbon County,
Pennsylvania. numbered in the plan or plot
thereof Number ThiIty-sx. containing IN front
or breadth on said Hazard street thlrtv feet,
and extending tneLce sOuthwardlyOne hundred
and twenty FIVE ieet to twentY feet wide
alley. bounded north by saiu Hazord street
east by Lot Number Thirty. elghi, sOuth by
snId alley and west by Lot Number hrty.
four.
Tne improvements thereon are One and a
Hall story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
twenty eight by thirty.two feet. Kitchen at
tache6, ten by twenty four feet, and JuUDuIld
tngs.
Seized and tayen into execution as the prop
eItv OF Reese Williams and Memphls Wllhum'
his vile.
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TO CONSUME

The advertiser. having been permanently
cured Of that dread disease. Consumption. by a
simple remedy Is anxious 70 make known TO hts
iellOw-suneTers the means Of cure. To all who
cesire a. he VIII send copy Of tue prescription
uoed lfree Of charge.l with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which taey VIII
1nd SURE CURK Tor CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BRoACHlTIs, sc.
Parties Wishing the Prescription, will please
address r, a, WILSON, l94 Penn street,
Whnamsburgh, n. y.
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W. Nh RAPSH Err, Secretary,
WILLIAM MILLER. Treasurer

The above statement having been submit
ted to said Town Council for examination and
approval, 1t was on motion, ordered that the
Secretary be instructed to have the same
printed in THE CARBON ADVOCATE. From
the minut s. w. NJ. RAPSHER, Secretary.
NAV l7--W3,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-05-31
SAVEADOLLAR THE EGYPTIAN

FEVER AGUE AND LIVER PAD is without any
exception the best Pad IN existence for the cure
and prevention Of all mllarols diseases and
the most wonderful medical discovery Of the
age. No medlcine required. Cures by absOrp.
ton send for pamphlet. which gives cert fl.
cate OF extraordinary cures performed by this
Pad. mailed free. Ask your Druggist for the
Egyptian Pad and take no other IL he has
none, will send YOU one bv m9il on receipt OF
price. 81. JOS. I. D. LEMING, s4 Market st,
Pittsburgh, Fa. Sole Agent Tor the United
states. May all year.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to all persons who are in
debted 10 the treasurer Of Caron County for
Mercantile Licenses, that unless they take
out their licenses within ten days from date
legal measures will be taken for the collec-
tion Of the amount charged to them. The
amounts will be received az the Banking
House Of q. b. LINDERMAN & 60.
BY order Of County Commissioners.
II. L. SWARTZ, Clerk.
May cath, ls79-3t.
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-Ah9Oi-
All that certain
LOT OR PIECE OF GROUND.

sitnate ON the southwardly side Of Railroad
street, in the village OF summit HIil, Mauch
Chunk Ownsmp Carbon County PennsYlvanlu,
Numbered thirtyfOur IN y cert in nhn or pot
OF u lot or land, knOwn as the FOunnry Proper.
RAllrOad street thirty ieet and extending thence
south worldly Of tnat width, between parallel
cred aud TWENTY-FIVE ieet. Bounded south warr.
ly DY tne Oad Oed OF the Nauch ChuuK and
summit HILL Railroad, easswardY by lot mum.
bered IN sgid plan thlrtY-sX, sOuthwardlY by
lands Of the Lemgh coal II Navigation Com.
panv. and wesGWa ardly by lot Numbe go thirty.
two on the plan Aforesaid, with all improve
ments on the premises.
Seized and taken into execution as the prol
erty OF CaleD FISHER,
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ASSETS
l4sOo
Debt reduced during the yenr....... 8

Debt reduced during the yenr.s....... 1449
The assessed valuation of taxable property,
real and personal. as per Assessor's trtennial
return, is &269, ,250.
We the undersigned, having been instructed
TO prepare the above statement, by the said
Town Council, do hereby certify that the
same Is correct and in accordance with the
requirements of the said Act of Assembly, to
the best of our knowledge and belief.
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ALSO
LOT OR PIECE OF GROUND,

situate ON the eastwardy side of Coal street, in
Hackelblrnie. Mauch Chunk TOWNSHIP Carbon
County, Pennsy vunia, n lmbered IN the plan
or plot thereof SIX and Eight. containing In
front or breadth on SAID Coal street eignN five
feet x inches, and extending thence Fest
ward one hundred and hity teet to other
ground OF the Lehlgh Coal ana Navigation
Company. bounded north by lot Number four,
east by other grounds Uf saId Company, south
by lot Number Ten. ana vest by Coal street.
The improvements thereon are Two story
FRAME DOUBLE DWELLING HOUSE.
twenty by thirty-three feet, and a one Story
Frame Kitchen, tweuty-fOur by ten feet.
Seized ana taken into execution as the prop.
erty OF Charles l.. Miller.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

In Me Matter of the assigned Estate Of f..
p, SElIALEL.
The undersigned Auditor, having been ap-
pointed TO make distribution of the funds IN
The hands OF j. l.. Gabel, Assignee of +. r.
Semmel, will meet the parties interested at
his Once in the Borough Of Maueh Chunk
on Thursday JUNE 18th, 1879, at O'Clock
p. NJ, where all interested can attend.
+. BERTOLETTE, Auditor.
Mauch Chunk, May II, lST0-W4
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00bnl a year. Send 10 cents in cent Stamps
UIJUU for fine Silver Plated Thimble, re-
tail price rs cents, and learn how to make
$2500 year, NO HUMBUos. Only those who
mean business need apply.
IT. BUCK g. CO., Milton, Pa.
MnY 2A-MA