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poured rouhd all stentoriah and profahe
army Of long bloused butchsrsl and a sttug-
Cling, elbowing, ,basket-bearihgsteaming tide
of humanity, surgihg ceaselessly along
Well the authorities talk of spelling this
picturesque scene BY removing the whole
Business away up TO Thirty-fourth Street
North River, where Tweed built mognih.
cent market that nobody would putronize
It will, If accomplished, be greater revolu.
tion than has taken place in many a year
but the butchers declare It shall never take
place. MORLEY.
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The Supreme Court of Maine Tuesday
evening completed its answer to the ques-
tions propounded by the Fusionists. The
Court unanimously decides against the val
idity of the Fusion Legislature, and declares
the Republican House and Sennte the legal
Legislature of the State. The effect of the
decision upon the Fusionists is shown by a
remark of their Governor, Smith, that the
had got through playing Governor, and
would 60 home" It is understood many Of
the Fusion members will now take their
seats in the regular Legislature.
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"A rumor is published ct Rome. under re.
serve thar an agreement will be signed this
week between Germany and the Vatican as the
kultur kumpf.
The steamer Strathleven. of 24S6 TONS has
arrived at Gibraltar from Australia on her way
to London, with an experimental cargo OF fresh
meat In cases. nifty DullOoks and several hund.
red head Of sheep.
Tho Bureau Of the French Chamber OF
Deputies lave elected a committee upon the
proposition OF NJ. Louis Blanc for a plenaIy
amnesty. Five Of the committee are support
era. and eight antagonists Of the propssitious
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-01-31
The New Food Medicine
Truly q Wonder.

The Quichua Coca Co, prepare Il ON the es-
seECe OF The Sacred Peruvian Plant COCOA
LRAFl the most useful Nerve Tonic and Llie
sus, amer known to man. They have named IL
COCA BITrLhS, hut hope the name Will not
causr ~ 20 be ClnsBed with the EO-calleu Bit
ters," which have done so much harm-physl-
cal and moral,
Coca BI1TERS has the power Of sustaining
life and strength days without food,
Exposure to storms long tntiguo md malAr
i0us poisoning cannot harm tnOse who use CO.
GA BITTERS.
This Is a marvellous life iuvigOrant, entirely
without reaction II cheers but not inebrlates.
For the cure Of Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Nerv-
ousness sick Headache Weariness, Great De.
bility Lack OF Energy aud Power, Liver Com.
plants, Chills and all Fever, COCA BIlTERS
stands unrlvaled ana a. ono.
From me OffotGt report OF Lieut. HeTndOn, u.
s. A.; "Iha Peruvian natives who use Coca,
perform prOdiFie, OF labor without tutigue A
powerful tonic fur the nervous system, but not
injurious TO tue health"
The wonderful virtues of this new food.medi
cine caU only be glanced al here Get ciTcu-
lar and Inform Yourself iuliy. No remedy ever
received such endorsement
COCA BIrrERS-concentrated essence of
Sacred Peruvian CCea-sold by all leading
druggists. Actress.
QUICHUA COCA co, New York.
SMITH, KLINE & CO., Agents. Phia
Dee. e7-l3w
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The Cry lis Still They Come |
The CaShSyStem Thoroughly Endorsed.

Our constant influx Of new patrons and largely increased trade
is the best evidence offer in favor of the Cash System
Crowds of customers who make their purchases daily the
ORIGINAL CHEAP CASH STORE testify to its merits,
and keep increased have in consequence thereof
thoroughly overhaued entire stock of WINTER DRY
GOODS, WOOLENS, BOOTS SHOES, &c, and have placed
the same at such asonshngy low prices chat will insure
ready sale We therefore offer to-day:
Special Bargains in Black Silks
Special Bargains in Black Cashmeres.
Special Bargains in Black Alpacas.
Special Bargains in CoIored Cashnieres
Special Bargains in Ladies Suitings in all the
Popular Shades at from 10 cts per yard upwards
Special Bargains in Shawls and Coatngs ..a.
Special Bargains in White and Colored Blankets.
Special Bargains in Cassimeres
Special Bargains in Boots and Shoes.
p
Call early if you would secure real Bargains
Respectfully
J. r. NUSBAUM & SON,
Oct 4-y1cm Lehighton, Penn'a.
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EDITOR

The Canadian Emancipation, new mag
asine conducted by Mr.. Perrault appeared
IN Montreal on Saturday. Its first article
opens with the following sentence ain un.
folding the flag Of Canadian emancipation
and commercial union with the United
States we answer the earnest call Of patriots,
citizens aud business men all over the land"
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Tuesday. Feb. 17th, 1880,

commencing at TWO o'clock P. NJ, the fol-
lowing valuable real estate. to- wit: All that
certain Lot of Ground, situate on the corner
of Lehigh and South streets in said Borough
of LehightOn, containing in front or breadth
on said South street seventy-seven feet, and
extending of that width between parallel lines
eighty-siX and One-halt feet to within two feet
of Brown House. rheimpr9vements there
on are a twostory Erame Wheelwright Shop
and one Doodle Frame Dwelling, one and one
half stories high.
ALSO, all that certain lot of ground, being
part of Lots Nos. IL and IL. (Owned by said
deceased and Samuel Levan) situated on
South street, in said borough, and adjoining
the Evangelical chuTch, containing in front
on said South street scventy-oAc feet, and eX-
tending taence between parallel lines To- an al
leyone Lundred and eightyone # ln dcpth,with
a front of seventy seven feet on Northampton
street. The improvements thereon are two
story Frame Dwelling.
Terms will be made known at time and place
of sale, by -
ANGELINE HEBERLING,
Administrators Of G. s. HeGerling, decd.
jan. l0.-wI.
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.O WHOM 1T MAY CONCEEN:

Notice Is hereby given. tNat the OFFICE
Of the SEALEK OF WEIGHTS and NJ EAS-
URES for this county is located In Maueh
Chunk. ALBIN STOLE.
Sealer Of Weights and Measures,
ian. 10 lSS0.-4t,
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At regular meeting Of the First National
Bank Of LehightOn, a semi-annunl dividend
OF tWo-per cent. ON the capital stock was de-
elared, payable on and amer January 10, 1850.
W. w. BOW MAN, Cashier.
Jan, II, lsS0-W3.
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No Pate nt-No Pay.
PATENTS
Oct. 4.-y1cni.

obtained for Inventors in the United States,
Canada and Europe, at reduced rates. With
our principal office located in Washington,
directly opposite the United States Patent
Office, we are able to attend TO all patent
business with greater promptness and des-
patch and at less cost than other patent at
torneys who are at a distance from Wash
ington, and who have, therefore, to employ
associate attorneys" Wemake preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as to
patcntablity, free Of charge, and all who are
interested in new inventions and patents are
invited to send for copy of our "Guide for
obtaining Patents" which is sent free TO any
address, and contains complete Instructions
how to obtain patents and other valuable
matter. We refer 90 the German-American
National Bank, Washington, DC; the Royal
Swedish, Norwegian and Danish Legations,
at Washington Hon. Jos. Casey, late Chief
Justice U. S. Court of Claims; TO the officials
of the U. S. Patent OGice, and to Senators
an embers of Congress- from every State.
Address: LOUIS BAGGER CO., Solici-
tors of Patents and Attorneys at Law, LeDroit
Building WAsHINGToN, DC. dcc22
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VIII entitle the=membcr TO a certificate for
one Thousand Dollars to be paid at his death
to his legal heirs or assigns whenever such
death NAV occur.
The assessment for membership OF TwOThou.
sand Dollar benefit are double, and fOF lin ee
Thousand Dollars triple the amount gwen IN
the ABOVE table. the assessments aud annual
dues alwaN increasing in the same ratio as the
henefit in class increases Assessments will
not increase with the advance OF age Of a mem
Der.
member or his heirs, may name successor;
hut u the notice Of the death OF member to
the Secretary Is rot accompanied with the
name OF successor. then the Society will put
in q successor and fiji tn, vac1ncy acoCOrGing
10 the regulations OF the SOciet
should member die before his four say.
ments of Five Dollars each are made, the re.
matnine unpaid part WI II be deducted from the
one Thousand Dollars cue his heirs.
A class is fall when it numbers one thousand
mPmbers
This plan recommends itself 10 every think
ing reader for Its simplicity, equity, and advan.
tages.
Who soould not proUide for his family at his
death when it can be done so cheaply and with
out inconvenience or disadvantage.
Males aud Females from Is to G5 years OF age
may become members
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500 Agents Wanted at once

We have the very best thing for Agents, and
offer sncn Inducements that any one can make
from Scots. 20 $500 every evening anu s3.0J0 a
year II you work all the time. send 10 cts. tOI
samD 10 aud secure your territory.
Address, Messenger publishing Co.,
Z. o BOX AZ Milton, Pa.
Jen. iO-lm
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TN DIVORCE.
No, ], Oct. T., 1879.
IN DIVORCE.

Mary Alice Eisenhower
hssaA Acker,
VS. IN DIVORCE
Edwiu Eisenhower
SIR is-YOu will please take notice that the
undersigned has been appointed COmms.
siouer by the Court OF Common Pleas of Carbon
county 60 taFe testimony in sur libel case tor
Divorce ana VIII attend to snid duties at the
office OF VIM. M, Rapsher. ESQ In Lehighton.
ON Monday the SECOND DAY OF MARCH,
1880, Ut O'Clock, p M. when md where you
and all others interested may attend.
p. J. MEB1AN.
Jan, 81, issN-It Commissioner
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DIR. J. G. B. sIEGERT & SONS
WORLD RENOWNED
AngoStura BitterS.
An article of over
FiGfy Yenr Standing.
A DMINISTRATRIX SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
of Carbon County. Pa, the undersigned Ad-
ministratrix of George Samuel Heberling, late
of tn Borough of Lehighton, Pa, decd there
will be offered at Public Sale on the premises,
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The Society presents the following plan for
consideration Tic payment OF EIGHT DOL
LARS on application, FINE DOBLA rs annu.
ally fOr four ears, and thereafter TWO DOL
LARS annually duTinE life, with prOrata NOR.
tnlitY assessments at the death OF each mem.
ber which for Division a is as follows:
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a ANN ST., NEwYoRKt
Pest Once foA, fasl. apr.'2-yi,
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HOLIDAY GOODS |!
Mrs. C. DGTSGhiTSClkY,
Manhood, HQN LQSt, HON. Restored

susquehanna street, 5th store below Race ST.,
nov. @eIf MAUCB CHUNK.
, 1880-04-18

cial and manufacturing location and posi-
bilities. He should understand thoroughly
the intricacies Of the greatest Of all econom-
fcal questions in which this city is interested,
and that Is the transportation question. He
should be selected because Of his knowledge
of all these matters, and because without
such knowledge he will beof no more use as
a Representative than if he were wooden
man. He need not be an orator, though that
should not be an objection; but in addition
to his own knowledge he should have the
ability TO make that knowledge OF practical
benefit to the city by using it in obtaining or
controlling legislation to protect and promote
the best interests Of the city. A city repre-
scnted in Congress by three men Of this
character, having that confidence and re-
spect at home which ability, intelligence. and
integrity will always inspire, would have q
weight and exercise a power in Congress
wholly beyond the reach of the average class
of men elected in large cities. At the elec-
ton In November next three members Of the
House Of Representatives will have to be
chosen by the voters of this city, and it will
be we'll worth the struggle if the general
public would so unite that both parties in
selecting candidates would nominate men Of
the character and qualifications suitable for
the Office, and who if elected would not only
hold th8 Office but also fill it,
, 1880-04-18
TEMPORARILY IN TROUBLE

The German Book and News Company.
1t isn't everybody who can keep an extra irca
| in the fire-particularly II that iron be tous.
nalistlc experimeut--and succeed. The Gesmaa
Book and News Company has had little expet-
ence in that lne,-too much experience, IN faet
and too meagre returns,-and the not UNNATURAL
outcome Of it all WIS to seek and find rspoae in
the embrace Of an assignee. The nsad
papers were filed Yesterday in the Record
to Justus Kiian, who already :hu
IN extinct bank or Two on his hands; but Wto
can probably tnd time to attend to something
By H. Ender Swiss Consul md PtesiSenI saS msas %
the Company, and August Blettner, its Sece-
tary: The liabilities footed up s.7,33as mostly d
small amounts due TO creditors in this city h.
waukee, St. Louis, Philadelphia, New Yoff, md
elsewhere. Culver. Page s. Hoyne. for instance,
were down for $67; Brndner, Smith i Co. kDf
So; $: Zickel & Co., New York, for $50; the L.
fss9aao9a1 SET: ao9 News Company New {otk for
most of the remaining creditors being peopla Ia
the same general line Of business The tail
end Of the schedule, however, showed shst IA
$s1084; to A. Knobel for 81, ,173: and that tts
European accounts footed up S1,780.
THE SCHEDULE OF AssEI3 ~
showed IN inventory Of stationery and bltnt
books, put in Mt ii, ,a05, books, put in at $E.S1
$3.50, and two notes signed 81 X. Kuoeel ID
guaranteed By Richard Michaelis, TOR $s1m
swelling the probable assets to $@,, es55 i sa
upon 3fr. Enderls brought forth an admsssin
from that gentleman that the Dcaasche Td1h-
a religious paper which the Company has heea
publfshing-was a constant drain upon aa
financial resources Of the concern, or, to pu: \
in his own expressive phrase, a ''big elephant
On our. hands," For the purpose OF seEr
ing all the creditors dixie, and thus
protecting the interests OF ALL h:
stead Of leaving It possible for sgue
one creditor to get In ahead Of the rest sd
clamp down on things and hold them, 1t hA
been decided to turn the thing over to n
Assignee. The business, he added, would saa
be carried on at the old stand, and in = stut
time the temporary financial tnconyeaienca
which made this step necessary would disappear
and everything would be as it once was be!9e
the Company started out into the busiueBot
publishing religions newspaper The Hmt1
he added, had been sold to Knobel for $500 md
the probability Was that Alichaelis would 70 n
with him. In explanation Of the $&08l item.
Mr: Enderis said it represented mong
which he had put Into the business
from time to time. As the largest
creditor Of the Company, he could. had be beea
SO disposed, have taken everything there Ta4
and let the others stand their chances. 91t ~
desire was to protect all the creditors, ~
hence the relegation Of the Company and IL
affairs into the hands OF IN Assignee.
, 1880-04-18

h[R. JOIN BRIGHT is OH visit to Mr.. Glad
stone ut Hawarden, where the veteran leaders
are doubtless mapping out plans for the future.
The general impression now is, that Gladstone
will be offered the Premiership, but is not so Ger
tain that he will accept In any case he will
undoubtedly have considerable to say as to-
the personnel of the next Cabinet, which
1t Is surmised will be strongly Radical.
Tho moderate Liberal or Wing NJ. P.'s have been
considerably lcssened by the recent elections,
and it is not likely that they will very largely in-
f1uencc the action Of the next Ministry. Among
the surprises Of the times may be mentioned the
fact that one Of the most influential Liberal
Journals. the Spectator, urges the appointment
OF Sir Charles Dixie to q Cabinet position. The
unmarried members Of the Royal fanily-and
for that matter the married ones-cannot re-
gard such suggestion with satisfaction. Re
publican ideas are evidently spreading in En-
gland.
, 1880-04-18
PERSONALS.

| The man who first invented sleep doesn't
seem to have given babies their share OF TINT
useful article
we shall see whether or not Gladstone
| Will be able to prevent those horrid American
horses from winning Princes BEutrice,
| Gen. Spinner says there are lots Of fine
girls In the Treasury. We have never been
there, but will bet big money that the old man IA
correct
An exchange says that Rosa Bonheur and
oaran Hernhardt were both, when girls appreu-
ticed to dressmaker. We presume Sarah was
used as model for shrouds.
Short noyelfor bachelors: On Sunday John
fefrte, weu-to-do citizen Of Baltimore. aped
81, married Celia Crehan, comely miss Of -
and on Tuesday hung himself
Victoria, the Indian Chief, is a sun-wor-
SHIPPER. II the old man was to take nm his rnei-
dcnce Ia Chicago some spring ne are afraid his
attendance on religious service would be nuta
limited
we would again remind Anna Dickinson
ana dail Hamilton that it Is time for them to
marry and settle down. One-thirl Of leap-rear
- a!reaoy gone, and they are still pursuing their
gaddy ana dfrtuous career.
Dr. Dio Lewis weighs 2o8 pounds, Per-
maps ne can make people believe he attained
oran and cold water that he SO cordially recom
mended to the general public but We doubt it.
An enthusiastic Boston paper saws that
mary Anderson Is "standing. art-crowued. on
the topmost round Of the ladder Of htstrIonc
lame. II the editor had described Mary's
striped stockings his" item would have been
mucn more readable. although possibly not so
pretty.
Inc exchanges are all passing around
masn1heent spring lie to the ofrect that, during
nail storm ut Columbus, Ga. Sunday, rat at
temp'ed to run across the street and was killed
by one Of the falling missiles. We can cordla1lv
recommend this story to such journals a. have
not yet published it.
a Scientist says: ssTho skulls of tha
african negroes are dolichoecephallc. meso-
oepha11c, prognathous, plathrhine, and ,neao.
seme' while the Adamese are brachycenhot;o
mlcfocephalio, mesognathous, mesorhlne. and
nesaseme." Peruse this carefully, gentle read.
e. ana then feel Of your head to see II It ia ~
Mary Clemmer, in one Of her letters fron,
" washington, says that Samuel Bowles once told
ner mat after he had made an unusually SAVAGE
at.ack @ upon Blaine, he always expected and re-
ee1Ted an immediate invitation to d,nner ~ his
appearance in Washin9ton. From what .Norv
, 1880-04-18

NEXT to having the delegates to Conven-
ton, tho best fun lies in Claiming: fhen1.
Hence the third-term champions have beeu
particularly active In regard to Kane County.
But tho correspondent Of the Chicago Journal
says:
The County Convention was composed OF
forty-one Grant men and f1fty-eight Bla:ne
men. The delegates to the State Convention,
thirteen In number, stand eight for Blaine and
tive for Grant. The Grant men are Evans, Pow
ell, Woolcott, Maybourne, and Ravlln. It is
proper to say however, that at leas. one Of these
has decided leaning towards Blaine. and may
, 1880-04-18

Hhe Sale II His Library Conf1nr..
The sale OF the late Judge B.eesa.a ~
was resumed yesterday afternoon at tha ~.
OF Mr. Melville ". Fuller, and sou,ethta.. so =.
$300 was addcd, in the course Of txo ~ =, aks
hours, to the 570o taken in q week no., ~
literary executors have already. receives ,nea ~
Tor poroon OF the library than the Lepts,a.ss1ss
was asked for the whole Of it. and ara n.t,.Hsa
glad that they concluded to sell at auction ~
sale will be continued next Saturday afta,naIs ~
at o'clock and weekly thereafter nntn ~
tbnt cap Be- obtatneed q f st The ss
were disposed Of yesterday, but tha nr;oo nooks
only moderate.-muchl less than the arerasanssse nsse
Quite as valuable work, In one senss -
OF the books included in yesterday;s H. 20 ny
sisted OF two volumes Of Breeses renort9 ~ - eae-
Supreme Court edition, and ID tss tSs
ut Kaskaskia, contained all the Suprsma mTSaea Tatsa
reports from 1919 to 1890 while rennr+s G*oafs pun
similar period at this day would fill an ayersrs
Judge Breese contributed no small a1non5t 1aeM ..
the type-settfng and other manual iabor inaW Y
dent to their publication, independent ~ sh-
task Of arrangement and composition. The eeas oae
tinuauOn contained the reports from 1sss Ss y
1888. The two volumes went to ]. E. sniff u 10 %
the insignificant sum Of s.. /. t tt
mold bought the House journal, 1sa a.. az.
arising from the fuct that be sat in tie o9ok
ture that yeur. The Law Institute natd = !.
Tor tour volumes Of the Senate Journal and ~
Of the House, $3.50 for Crnuch's reportT ntro so
volumes, and $3e25 for one volume Of tia fHa a
fornIa Message and Correspondence snS ~. ~:
volume of the Debates in Convention nf ~ es1s
fornla. ]. F: Smith paid $3L85 for sayentaar W.,
volumes Of English reports, Moak's notes esa
W. Fl. Moore went in rather heavily On the ~. wy
books and treatises. Hurr's trial. two a.
umes,-a rnther valuable book,-went tn ~ A'y'
Rowley for 9. md chase's trial, one 7olaneA
also quite vu1uable,-to ]. E. Smith tor Il ~
Smithsonian Contribution to knowledrr, ous ~
volume, went to DR.. Lane for &C. Special infsats
attaches to this volume from the fact Of inSss
Brcese having been the Chairman Of the coss
mittee to whom the credit is due Of having dons
80 much toTards founding the Institution. H.
Thomas Hoyne bought one volume Of =:
Speeches OF Public Men of Illinois for ts5
Mr. Moore another volume for 81 Il and r.
Baker two volumes for IL 20: It was from thess
speeches that Judge Breese intended to coliafs
his materials Tor history OF the State, md r.
possessors congratulate themselves that fhe ~
store Of Information is now in their possesainn
Mr. W. F. Poole, OF the Public Library. none%t
one volume of the Astronomical, Ohseryati1as
at Washington-very rare indeed-for hi
and took it of to the Library at IL
close Of the sale. The last saIe n
the day, Types of Mankind, one volume. ~
made to Mr.. Hoyne for St. The Interest IT.
taching to the unsold books should attract i
larger attendance next-Satnrday.