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DR.. Green's O1ygenated Bitters

Are a cheap snd simple remedy for
Dyspepsia and Biliousness IL all their
worst forms. l; is we'll known pre-
pSration, and has been known and
endorsed by physicians for many
years. snd has been used By thousanis
of sufferers in all psrls Of the World as
q Standard aad Reliable Remedy.
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Sealskin Saeques, finest
ever shown here, just re-
ceiyeds at Auerbach's.
Kimhall Block Groesry StOrs.

Cheapest in town. especially in
Fruits, Vegetables, Butter, etc. Bilks
need not apply. SILVER, Manager.
In religious faith, right to think.
In politics republican, but opposed to
rasoality. U19
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A FEW DAYS AORE.

H. J. SWauer a Go. VIII
sell their " atcEles, jew
eIry. etc. at 10 per cent.
off. till Dee. list. to make
room for their stock Of
Holiday Goods new OEl
the road MD
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FoR SALE, seven miles east of Salt
Lake City, Splendid Vein of Gyp-
sum, known ss the best in the coun-
try. Apply to JOHN HARDING, Des-
eret Mills, Sugar House Ward, Salt
Lake County. M
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Coal Miners Wanted,

Fifty Coal Miners wanted, to whom
steady employmeD will be given for
the winter. Apply ss the Office OF
the Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron
Company, Almy, Wyoming Territory.
MIC
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May & Glade

Have opened Butcher Shop at 50
First South street, where they will
keep the Best Meats in season. Meat
delivered in any part OF the city.
Sausage a specially. NJ
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A SUCCESSION of Novelties in Dol
mana. Fur-liaed Circulars, Ladies'
and Children's Cloaks, at the New
Store OF F. AUERBACH & Bro, 124
and 126 East Temple street. o28
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The Stevens Shelter.

a day or two ago We announced
TIE return OF Mr.. Stevens, OF Stevens
sne!ter fame, to this city. from trip
east, and stated that while east the
gentleman had given orders for two
furnaces OF his own invention, which
we're to be here in a short time.
These furnaces are OF q larger size
than those he has now ready for run
ning a. Sandy, having a capacity for
reducing about forty tons OF ore day
each, while the ones now in place
have on estimated reducing capacity
Of twenty-five tons each per day. Ii
is not known whore the new furnaces
viii 6e placed al present, az there are
understood to be negotiations pend
ing locking to the purchase Of the old
Fngs af smsl.ipg works, Just esst OF
Sandy, and il the event of q success
fol issue OF these negotiations, Mr..
Stevens Will place his neg furnaces
there. Should the negotiations fail,
il i 8 question IS to where they will
be located. In any event the fur
naces nov up will remain AMI be
operated 10 their present position;
spd, while standing idle at present,
vii be fired up Just as soon as suffi
oisnt coal can be secured. Of conrse
the new furnaces, the first of which
is 10 be delivered here in less than
three weeks from the present date,
Eill Be run By stssm, water power
20. being ob'ainsble.
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Furniture, Etc.

We have q large new and vel
seles ted stock of Furniture, Maussse:
of al kinds, Feathers, Pillows snc
general upholstery.
BARRATT BROS,
ole I23 to 131 Main Street
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Carpets! Carpets! Carpets !

q. DinWoodey wishes you to call
and see the new designs of Body and
Tapestry Brussels Carpets, with
borders to match. Also Three Ply
and extra supers, sul7
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WEATHER REPORT.
PERSONAL.

superintendent Thatcher, Of the
Utah and Northern, left for home
last evening.
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Vocal Music Taught Free

AT the Eighth Ward Hall, on Friday
evenings at PIN. The winter sea
son will commence November 18Th.
Admission to class, SOC.
n16 ]. NJ. CHAMBERLAIN.
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You can get all kinds of HOME
MADE WOODEN GOODS, at the
lowest market prices, at
BURTON, SONS & Y0UNG'5,
o26 1922 First South Street.
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The WHISKY Punches, Tom and
Jerry and sill Mixed Drinks at the
Business Sample Rooms are made of
Hatura! distilled liquors. M
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Violin. Gsrnet, Guitar.

destruction given on these insiru,
ments By MAenns Olsen. Enquire al
Careless Music Store. nI6
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defect from Paris, Satin and Silk
Brocsdes, Just received st
MS AUERBACH's.
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Sash, Do ORG AID 8LIED3
iaOULDIaO5, ERACgETS ARD
AL SiZss OF WINDOW GLs3s
AT BORON FIGURES LAT
FtaEEE. TAYLOR & co, >
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A EEW STOCK of Latest Styles Gents
and Boys Suits and listers at cur
New Store in centre of Block.
o28 T. AUERBACH & BIO.
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Those NEW and stylish French
listers and Havelock's have arrived.
o28 F. AUERBACH & Bro.
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DUREO'S CATARRa SNUFF
cues C4iarTh sud al affections OF the
maccus membrane.
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WE SHALL OFFER the follow

WE SHALL OFFER the follow
ing GREAT BARGAINS in our
extraordinary Kid Glove Sale:
Victoria Operas, worth $3.50, for SOC.
Dark, d" Sl.50, for Csc.
Black, =" $3.50, for 75c.
This presents RARE OPPORTU-
NIFTY in this line, of which our
patrons should avail themselves.
Mo COIN Bros.
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WHISKY AND othe. Punches. Tom
and Jerry and every kind OF Hot
Drinks at the
n4 BUSINESS SAMPLE RooMS.
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UTAH HONEY, in pound cans
al G. T. BROOKS. o23
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WANTED.-A Girl, st Mrs. Har-
kins'. Third South, between Second
aud Third East. n13
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-19

4 FINE assortment Of Programme
and 8sn CARDS st the herald omca|
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-19

DIR. MOTIFS LIVER PILLS are
1.-THE beet CalhsTtic Regulators. n19
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COMMERCIAL.
rCoreo.ed daily by Mccormick s Co..

SILVER
Salt Lake, L09J5 per ounce.
New York, Lips per ounce.
LEAD.
Salt Lake, S42 50 per ton.
New York, 43zc. per pound.
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D. @. YOUNG, Civil Engineer and
Architect. Office in Old Constitution
Building. P. D. Box 654. Il
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War With Turkey.

One thousand Frames from ten
cents to ten dollars, at
IS SAvAGE's ART Bazaar.
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LADIES AND Children's Shoes and
Slippers Of best makes, Gents and
Boys Boots, CATERS and RubbeTs, at
lowest prices, at the New Store of
o2S F. AUERBACH & Bro.
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Zadkiel's Prophetic
Almanac for lSSE, price
zoe, for sale at James
Buyers. nlS
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-04-03

\ butcher in Columbia was detected sell.
ing the carcass of 3O-year-old goat fol
spring lamb.
A S-year-old child in Milton drank boil
ing hot coffee from The spout Of a coffee pot
| and died soon afterward.
Conrad S. Stark, a well known lawyer
and President OF the Peoples Savings Bank,
at Plttston, died ON Thursday night.
Colonel L. F. Watson, of Warren, is cireu-
lating petition asking Congress To appropi-
ate funds toward making the Allegheny
River navigable.
Nellie Kelly, of Pittsburg, who had Just
reached her l4th year, took poison because
ol disappolntme It in love. The physicians,
after hard work saved her life.
The children of Mrs. Mary Terpura, of
Allegheny, were found half starved and
nearly naked. Investigation showed that
the mother had $500 of her own money in
the house.
Elisha j. Forest an old lawyer, who dis
appeared suddenly from Allentown on the
gth OF March has written to his family from
Galisleo, New Mexico, stating that he was on
his way to the gold mines.
James Horton, young man Of New Cas-
tle, made an Intellectual attempt upon his
life on Sunday. lie had been disappointed
in love.
Supreme Judge Green, has become so af-
hicted with rheumatism that he has gone TO
the Hot Springs of Arkansas to try their
curative powers.
Jonah Boughton, the agent and lecturer
Of the Grand Division Of the Sous of Tenn
perance, addressed large audience az scran-
ton Sunday. During the last week he ad
dressed large audience there and obtained a
thousand names TO the temperance pledge.
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LIST OF PATENTS

| Issued by the United States Patent Office Il
/ citizens Of this state, for the week ending
/ March 80, 1850, furnished for the CAEBos
/ ADVOCATE, from the Law and Patent otfic,
. of J. MCC. PERKINS, 500 l. Street. (north o
Patent Once, Washington, D. e.
/ W. q. Alston, Perrysvlle, cattle car.
| J. w. Anderson, Lancaster, extension bow
iron for carriages.
q. W. Baker, Erie device for oilng steam
valves.
ID. ID. Berton, York, key fastener.
J. Braun, Philadelphia, device for facilItat
Ing the drilling Of mower cylinders.
j. Braun, Philadelphia, device for facilitating
the riveting of cutters to mower cylinders
q. NJ. Burns, Jr., Philadelphia, sash fastener.
j. Crawford, Philadelphia, check register.
M. l.. Cummings, Philadelphia. lock hinge.
J. w. Ellis, assigned over to X. L. Breed,
Pittsburg, Hoe.
j. w. Ellis, assigned over to r. L. Breed,
Pittsburg Manufacture Of hand rakes.
w. L. Farrel. Philadelphia, paper puIping
engine for the reduction Of wood, straw,
etc.
J. Finegan, assigned over to W. @. DIckey.
Philadelphia, jump seat for carriages.
q. L. Hancock, Philadelphia, neektle.
j. A. Hyams, Pittsburg, carbureter.
W. II. Johnstone, Philadelphia, feIting for
surgical splints.
A. X. Lee, Philadelphia, compound for arti-
fetal stone.
], Loeb, Philadelphia, show box for Iaees.
ID. II. LoWden, Philadelphia, lamp.
J. Parchment Pittsburg, brick or building
block and method Of laying the same
J. L. Peters, Philadelphia, assigned q inter
est to W. ], Budd and p. Z. Carroll,
manufacture Of hat rims and bands.
ID. NJ. Plautz, assigned 10 L. & s. Sternberg-
er & +. r. Smithers, Philadelphia, exten-
sion tower.
J. y. Potter, Bellefonte. farm gate.
J. W. Reinhart, assigned to g. NJ Keinhart
Pittsburg, switch lock.
q. >, ROminger, assigned to American But
tonhole OveTseaming and Sewing Ma
chine company, Philadelphia, retaining
and releasing device for tiy-wheels
J. Thomas, Catasauqul, hydraulic moter
q. Tyson, Philadelphia, system OF pumping,
y. Wansbeaus h assigned to a. Speer 4 sons,
PittsbuIg, eleyis.
J. il. Smith, Three Tuns, a intersest 10 Z.
L. SteaTns, hollow nuger trelssue).
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POPULAm SCIENCE NOTES

The late Leonard Case, of Cleveland
leil for q school of applied science, property
valued at Sl,5OO,OOO.
An electric locomotive has been manu-
factured and successfully operated on the
street railway of Berlin.
-For-use in telegraphy, aluminium is
said topossess double the conducting power
ofiron, aud can be made into extremely
thin wires.
The Italian government offers three
prizes, amounting to 81 soc, for vines raised
from gratis of American varieties capable Of
resisting phyloxera,
The longest submarine cable in the
world, is that along the east coast of Africa.
from Natal to Alden, it being 81 900 miles
in length.
"A railway has just been flushed for the
ascent of Mount Vesuvius. 1t is 900 meters
- length, and will enable tourists to ascend
by il TO the crater in safety.
The deepest well in the world is the one
recently finished at Buda Pesth, Hungary,
being 3.gOo feet in depth. The temperature
ofthe water it yields is nearly los Fair.
The electric light is coming into gener-
al'use ou board os steamships, and passen.
gers aud seamen alike express themselves
as highly delighted with the new method of
illumination.
An exhibition Of the arts and sciences
will be held at Nashville, Tenn, in eelo-
brstion or the hundredth anniversary Of the
settlement Of that city. beginning on April
2Sd next, and continuing until May 29th.-
The very bright star now to be sen
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The old irigate Constellation, which
started on Saturday with a cargo of food and
clothing for the starving peasants in Ireland,
is almost as well known in American naval
history as the famous Constitution whose re-
peated victories earned for her the name of
Old lronsides. The Constellation was one
Of the several war vessels launched in l70S.
whcn the renown Of Paul Jones' great sea
fight yet fired the sailors Of the young re-
public with emulation. England was as yet
unconquered on the sea, and a British brig
was counted match for a iIigate of any
other nation. 1t was the Constellation and
her sister ships built in the same year that
in The war of 1912 fairly astonished tie
world by meeting the British frigates sincie
handed and forcing them to strike their
flags. The first victory ofthe Constellation.
won the year after she was launched, over
the French lrigatate Insurgente, occasioned
great rejoicing. Not long afterward she met
the French manof-war Vengeance, much
her superior in force, and, after desperate
battle, SO riddied the enemy with cannon
shot that he could barely crawl into port.
By the unfortunate loss of her mainmast the
Constellation was prevented from making
prize of the Frenchman. These victories
aroused the greatest enthusiasm, and made
the navy universally popular,
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N Office.

The Commissioners of Carbon County will
hold the appeals for the year 1880, at the fol.
lowing named places and time, to-wit;
KIDDER TOWNSHIP, NoRTH AND SouTH Dis
TRICTs.-At the office of Dodge, MeiRs x
90, Lehigh Tannery, on Monday, April
the 26th./
LAUSANNE AND LEHTGH TowNsHIp.-At the
day, the 9th of April
WEATHERLT BoRoUGH AND PACKER Tov<.
sHlP.-At the Public House of Levi Hnrty
in the Borough of Weatherly, ON Wednes
day, the 2Sth of April.
BANKS TowNsHIP.-AttheP Public House of
Mrs. Husson, in Beaver Meadow, on Thnrs.
day, the 2Oth day of April
EAST MAUcH CHUNK BoRoUsH AND PrNN
FOREST TOWNSHIP AT the Public House
OF Philip RAIDER in East Mauch Chunk, on
Friday, the 3Jth day Of April.
LEHIGHToN BoRouGH AND EAST PENN
IowNsHIP,-At the Public House of J. W.
Raudenbush in the Borough of Lehighton.
ON Monday the 3D. day Of May.
MAHoNING TOWNSHIP INCLUDING PACKER
TON DlsTRlCr- At the Public House of j.
w. Raudeubush. in the Borough ofLehigh.
ton, on Tuesday c 4th day Of May.
WElssFoRT AND PARRYvILLE BoRoueHs
AND FRANKLIN TOwNsHIP.-At The Fort
Allen House IN the Borough of Weissport,
on wednesday the 9th day Of May.
TowAMENsISG AND LOWER TowAMENsISa
TowNsHIP.-At the Public House of Lewis
Graf, at Millport, ON Thursday the 9th day
of May.
SUMMIT HILL DISTRICT AND LANsFoRp
BoRoUGH.-At .he Hotel of Jas Sweeney
at Summit Hill, on Friday the 7lh day Of
May.
MAUCH CHUNK BoROUGH AND NRsQURHoN.
ING DlsrRICT--At the office OF the County
Commissioners, on Monday the 10th and
Tue'day the nth day Of May.
orr 81, ~.
II. L. SWAk1Z, Clerk.
March 20 lsSO-wl
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EGISTER'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Executors.
Administrators and Guardians hereinafter
named have filed their respective accounts Of
the following estates in the Registers Office
az Mauch Chunk, In and for the County of
CarIOn, Whlch accounts have been allowed by
the Register, will be presented to the Judges
OF the Orphans Court on MONDAY, the 18th
Day OF APRIL, A. u. 1880, ut 2 o'clock p. NJ.
Tor confirmation:
First ond partial account of Robt Elotz, admin
lstratOr, ID. q. NJ, of the estate of NJ lchael
lhompson' late o! summit Hill, deceased.
First and final account of Robert Klltz admin.
lstlatOr OF the estate OF Chris tnp.er
thompson. late OF summit Hill, deceased.
The account Of Margaret Williams guardian of
mary khzt Thomas, minor child OF Joseph
. Thomas, deceased.
First and final account of Elz,betb NTover ex
ecultN OF Isaac Meyer, late OF the Boz oup h
OF Lehi- -hiOn, deceased.
FIRST ana hnai account of William Lilly, admin
lStratOr Of the estate Gf Matilda BacLman
late OF M@uch Chunk, deceased
First and flnal &C count OF Sarah Walp, lin n.
lstlatil& oi the estate OF David VAIN decd
First ana tinnl account of Thomas Kuehner
guarulan OF the person and estate of George
A. SwGrtz, MINOR child If DOrOt hea Armbrus-
ter now Swartz, OF East Maucl Chunk
Account Of A. II. Tobias. Guardian of the per
son and estate of Anne Shutz miner child
OF George Shuliz, deceased
Second and final account Of Jane Schofleid and
WI nam johnson, administrators OF the es.
tate OF Henry e. Schodeld deceased.
BERNARD PHILLIPS, Register.
Mauch Chunk, March 10, lsSO-w4
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The following is a statement Of the
United States currency outstanding at this
date; Old demand notes, S6l, ,l0j; legal ten
der notes, all issues, s3i6,6 ,OI6; one year
notes of 1868, S4Il5j; two year notes ol
1868, $4,000; two year coupon notes of1s63
S2S $780, compound interest notes, S2I7 $40;
fractional currency all issues, SIS ,62j, ,3Ol .3S
Total, 1862 COS, ,357.33.
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In order to facilitate the circulation Of
the silver coin now accumulating in the
Treasury, it is stated in a telegram from
Washington that Secretary Sherman and
Postmaster General Key have decided that
four hundred pound packages of silver dol
lars can hereafter be transmitted through
the mails free of cost except the payment of
a registry fee.
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New Advertisements.
VNREAsURER's SALE
OF
UNSEATED LANDS !

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
nRreeably to the Act of Assembly of the Com.
mJnwealth Of Penna., directing the manner of
Selling the Unseated Lands for Taxes, the
following Tracts and Parts of Tracts of I'm
seated Lands will be sold at Public sale, on
JUNE l4th, It being the Second Monday
of June next, at the Court House. in the Bor-
ough of Mauch Chunk, for the arrearages Of
Taxes due, aud the costs accrued on each res.
pectivey, unless the same be paid before the
day OF sale. Sale tOcOmmence ut TEN o'clk
In tho iOrenonn. -
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dissolution NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the Co.partner.
snip heretofore existing between Charles f.
Greenawald and Frank CARRIER, of Lehivhton,
Carbon county, Pa, doing business as Butch.
efs. unuer the hrm name of Greenawald Il
Ghrper, IN SAID Borough of Lt hghtOn. was
dissolved, by mutual consent, on the 18th day
oil march, A. j.. 1850. The business will be
continued by Chas. L Greenawald.
CHAS. L GREENA WALD,
FRANK CARRIER.
April g. 1SS0-w3#
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A Valuable Book Free

"a Treatise on Chronic Diseases" embracing
GHtarrh, Throat Lungs, leart, stomach Liver
hluneJs rlnafy and Female Diseases; also
Ilcs ,SehJ Tree 10 any address Every sufferer
from these uiSe1srs can Ge cured. send Tor this
DOOH 10 the undersigned n physician of lnrrp
clilzens " ho testify to his skill. send stomn
to pay. postage TO G. Il. Livingston. Nj. ID. 2i5I
superior ST.. To CdO Ohio. cDr3.vI
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Hon. jacob Kline, who was Associate
Judge Of schuylkill county from 1873 to
1878, died suddenly Monday morning, aged
80 years.
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T ,IST OF APPLICANTS FOR TAVERN
~ LlOENSES for APRIL TERM. 1850.

7 IST OF APPLICANTS ron TAVERN
- LICENSES for APRIL TERM, 1880.
VIM. Gehring, "a Ward, Mauch Chunk Bor,
Francis lnkmann, LIST Ward NJ. Chunk Bor.
Richard Keller, LIST Ward, NJ. Chunk Bur.
Paul Roth, I'd Ward, Mauch Chunk Bor.
Paul Schweibinz, 1st Ward NJ. Chunk Bor.
Daniel Cherdon. lst Ward, Mauch Chunk.
James :. Weibert. Mauch Chunk Borough.
Frederick Stahl, n Ward, NJ. Chank Bor.
Samnel L. Behler, LIST Ward, NJ. Chunk Bor
Lafayette Lentz, Mauch Chunk Borough
Michael O'Donnell, Mauch Chunk Borough.
abraham A. Overholtzer, Lansford Borough
George Evans, LansOrd Borough.
Francs'Mc chenna, Lanslord Borough.
Patrick Campbell, Lanslord Borough.
John Hines, Weatherly Borough.
Charles BOXmeier, Weatherly Borough
Joseph Feist Weissport Borough.
Amos W. Marsh, Wcissport Borough.
j. w. Raudenhush, LehightOn Borough.
Plus Sehweibnz, East Mauch Chunk Bor.
q. j. CHASER East Mauch Chunk.
John Harkins, East Mauch Chunk.
Jacob Schwartz, Parryvllle Borough,
Herman Fellman, Lower TOwamcnsing Twp
Frederick Horlacher, Lower Towamensing.
Harrison Michael, Lower Towamensng.
stephen Fenstermncher, Mahonlng twp.
daniel HOuser, MahoninR Township.
Francis Stocker, Mahoning Township.
Hugo Ronelnus, Mauch Chunk Township.
James Sweeney, Mauch Chunk Township.
Simon Andesner, Mauch Chunk Township.
John McCaffery, Mauch Chunk Township.
IehrOse george, East Penn Township.
James McUloskey, Banks Township
Edward Raber, Franklin Township.
John Ii. Weiss, Towamensng Township.
James Cole, Packer Township.
Paul Eckert, Kid der Township.
Ellen Potters, Lausanne Township.
Jesse HussOn, Beaver Meadow.
RESTAURANT LICENSES.
William Thompson, Mauch Chunk Borough
Michael McGeady, Mauch Chunk Borough.
Leopold Reise, Mauch Chunk Borough.
Levi 5. Miller, East Mauch Chunk.
Michael Cats, East Mauch Chunk Borough.
Theodore Gerster, East Mauch Chunk Bor'o.
John p. Harris, Lanslord Borough.
Mrs Nancy Manelis, IansiOrd Borough.
Edward *. Shoemaker, LansfOrd. borough.
Lewis j. Christman. Lower TOwamensing.
Oscar Arner, Weissport Borough.
l.. +. Kleppinger, LehightOn.
David O'Bran, Franklin Township.
John II, Kroner, Franklin Township.
Jas. X. PURCELL, Banks Township.
Frank McCann, Mauch Chunk Township,
Ann Owens, Mauch Chunk Township.
John Frnse, Mauch Chunk Township.
Liquor STORE LICEN Sc.
]. ]. Gallagher, Banks Township.
James McOloskey. Banks Township.
Richard Doughcrty, Banks Township.
John Sweeney, summit Hill.
Michael Carraghcr. Nesquehoning.
owen Gallagher, East Mauch Chunk.
Henry L. BOhlen, Lehighton.
GEO. w. ESSER,
Prothonotary.
March 20, 1850.
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General Agent for 'arbon, Monroe aud Pike
eouniie-- County Bmldiugsi Mauch chunk.
Carbon county, Pa. feb. i4-ti.
CHARLES LFNTZ. agent fur WeisspOrt
Pairyvllle and Franklin township.
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PENSIONS.

NEW LAW. Thousands Of Soldiers and heirs
entitled. Pensions date back to DISCHARGE or
death. Time limited. ANY disability now rx.
listing contracted in line Of duty when proved.
nives Pensions. Thousands are still entitled
t) Bounty. Thousands woo are drawing pen.
sOus are entitled to increase. Send two STAN \,
for summary Of Pensions aud Bounty Acts
b. permiss on we reter TO the following parties
in indianapolis, as to our standing:
II. =. Kennedy, President Central Rapk,
w. r. Holloway Postmaster.
Hon; b. julien, Ex. Judge Cir. Ct.
Fred. Bnggs. Collector Int. Rev.
Hon. ]. &. Denny, EX. Attorney General
Indiana Banking Companv.
p II FITZGERALD & co,
polls, Ind. apr,S.w5