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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-28
HoBoKEN NOTES.

Superintendent Baldwin, Of the Erie
cattle and freight yards at Weehawken, is
DESTROYS of becoming a permanent resident
of the classic town of Hohoken. He is
looking at residences with a view to pur-
chasing.
Mrs. Prot @. A. MeCord and Miss Nc
Cord gave "loto party s" at their residence
on Tenth street, on Thursday evening
Most of the male guests were members of
the junior and senior classes of Stevens
Institute.
Mr.. VIM. w. Pierson, manager of the
HobokeH Coal Co., and his bride, nee
Schlatter, are residing ten porarily at the
Park Hotel. They held reception on
Thursday night and entertained a number
of their friends. They will begin house.
keeping on the first of May On Hudson
street.
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On the twenty third inst. the last Quar-
terly Conference of the current Conference
year was beld in the Hedding NJ E. Church.
1t was found that all the interests of He'd
ding are in fourishing condition, and
that 125 persons have besn enrolled as new
members during the present. pastorate. A
committee consisting of Mr.. Washington
Belt, Mr.. Jacob Eye, and Mr.. Winant was
appointed to secure the return of Mr..
Brady as pastor, at the ensuing annual
Conference. This morning Rev. Mr..
Brady will preach on g The Trees of the
Lord. and in the evening on Useless and
Useful Ambition"
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-28

Next Friday evening grand compliment
tary benefit will be rendered to John Mayor
at st. Michael's Hall. The entertainment
will be good, and strong bill will be pre-
scented, Mr.. Mayor, who is well known to
the people of Jersey City as vocalist and
comedian, will produce bright comedy
written by himself, which he says is sure
to make q bio hit.
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The Bachelors.

Philip McGove1n. the gentlemanly Presi
dent of the " Bachelors" social club In
this city, is hard at work completing ar
rangements for the clubs annual ball. The
affair, which will no doubt be among the
social events of the season, will be given
at st. johns Hall on Wednesday nj ht
next. March Sd. Alderman Michael j.
O'Reurke is one Of the members Of the
club.
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railing Forty Feet.

Between two and three o'clock yesterday
morning. William Midlege, q German en-
ployed in Matthiessen & Weicher's sugar
refinery, was at work on one OF the ton
floors of the building when he fell through
an open hatcAway. Forty feet below he
fell upon a pile Of bricks. When be was
picked up it ives discovered that his skulE
had been fractured, and he died a few
minutes later. He was taken to his home.
No. 20l Washington street.
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dues, and the average
payment for g &C b
member for 1885 was
6 l 3 cents per day.
The old line Life In
suranoe companies
rate of insurance
at such age would be
over three times that
a m o u mt, or S79.14
per year. In t b 9
Royal Arcanum, un-
like in the regular
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-28
Hob oken,s Bridal Raw

Elysian Place, the new row of brown
stone fronts, on Bloomfield street, from
Twelfth to Thirteenth streets. recently
built by John O. Crevier, is becoming
known as 6 Bridal Row" from the number
of newly married couples who have taken
up their residences there,
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-28
Emperor William Iniured.

BERLIN, Feb. 27.-The Official Gazette
states that the Emperor William is con-
fined to his room, suffering from a contu-
sion of the left hip. Although the injury is
not regarded as at all serious, the Court
Physician deemed it necessary to advise
that His Majesty observe absolute quiet for
while. His injury was caused by fall
received at the Court ball on Thursday.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-28
Texas Masked Robbers.

BRoWNwoop, Texas, Feb. 27.-(By Ass'G
Press)-Three masked men last night en-
tered the store of VIM. Cameron a Co.,
while the clerks were there. and covering
them with reyolvers, robbed the premises
of about 81, 500. A clerk fred as they
retreated, and killed one, who was recog-
nized as o painter named Brown, but no
money was found on him.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-28
General Order No. 8.

Gel. Samuel D. Dickinson, commanding
the Fourth Regiment, N. G. N. j., has is
sued the following general order:
1.-The companies of this Regiment will
report at the City Armory, n and 20 New
ark avenue, in State Regulation Uniform,
fatigue caps Officers in fatigue) for Bat
TALON drill at $50 P. NJ, on the dates as
signed them below: Companies B, D and
f, Tuesday, March o; Companies A, G
B, D and F, Tuesday, March le; Compa-
mics A, @ and E, Monday, March %.
1.-THE Drum Major will report in per-
son, or detail musician, on the above
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-28

JoBsrowS, N. J., Feb. 27.-(By Ass'a
Press. THE great sale of Lorillsrd's horses
at Rancocas took place to-day. Dryer
Bros. were the main buyers. Twenty
seven head were sold for s149.o50. The
Dryers bought Pontiac for SIT 500. Dew
Drop for $1,000, Winfred for S13, SEQ,
Pontico for $1,000. Darunna for $4,000,
Cyclops for $10,500, Housatonic for Sc, 500.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-28
Large Fire in BrookIyn.

BROOKLYN. Feb. 27.-tBy Ass'd Press
A fire broke out at o'clock this morning
in stable in Magnolia street, just out of
the city limits, and after communicating 10
an adjoining dwelling, the flames were
blown over to the new depot, stables and
car-sheds of the Lutheran Cemetery and
Cypress Hill Railroad Company, on Pal
metto street, which were completely. de-
molished, with forty cars, seven motors,
and harness, at loss of over 100000.
Tie horses were released without loss, and
are scattered oyer the adjacent parts Of the
citv
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-28
THE ROYAL ARCANUM
A BENEFIT ORGANIZATION. OF WON-
DERFULLY RAPID GROWTH.

Organized Only. Seven Years Ago, bnt Hav-
Ing Now a Membership of 81, OOO-The
Details of the system Of Assessment and
1nsurance-LOcal Councils of the Order.
The Royal Arcanuna is making surpris-
ingly rapid strides in popular favor among
the benefitsinsurance organizations of the
country. Nine years ago, DR.. D. Wilson, G.
Z. Darling, W. o. Robson, E. N. Crawford.
J. A. Cummings. G. W. Blish, W. Bradley,
]. Fl. Wright, and J. NJ Swain, all gentle
men of wealth and influence in Massachu-
sets, met in Boston and took the first steps
for the institution of the Order. 1t was two
years before the new scheme made marked
Roadway, but since then it has found de-
voices and adherents with almost unprece-
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The Jersey City's New Club House

Tomorrow the Jersey City Athletic
Club viii take the deed for plot of land
on the corner of Crescent and Clinton
avenues they have just purchased for a
club house. The price was S., 400. They
propose to have The club house of the city
on the site.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-28

During Friday night an unknown man
was run over by New York, Susquehanna
and Western Railroad train near West
End Jersey City, and cut to pieces. No
one Knows who he was or when he was
strucka
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A Coming Ratification.

The Hoboken Central Democratic Club
which was organized in the Third Ward
this week, of which Edw. J. McDermott is
President, will hold a ratification meeting
on Sunday evening, at which John ODon-
nell Of Tammany Hall, New York, is ex-
pected to speak.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-28

McGrath, the man who is supposed to
have jumped from the window of his apart
meRts at 220 York street about ten days
ago and who was conveyed to the City Hos
pital, was reported by Warden Osborne
last night to be nearly convalescent, and
great hopes of his recovery are enter
tanned.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-28

e~A ~ COO-
dented rapidlty. Dur
ing the past seven
years there has been
org aniz ed fifteen
Grand Councils and
941 ub-Councils,
spread over thirty-six
States and the lower
provinces of Canada,
with a membership
of so, 900. Som g
States andTerritories
subject to epidemics
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-28

Myron Furst, of the firm of Furst Bros /,
went home, took off his overcoat and fur
cap, and stole down to supper. A thief
stole in after him, and then stole his over
coat and cap.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-28

The first annual ball Of the Hoboken
Scandinavian Pleasure Club was held at
Weber's Winter Garden last night. The
attendance was large, and jolly night was
spent in social reyelry.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-28

o. ~ 49, " -
refused to partici-
pate in the election.
but the older branch
chose John Nolan, OF
New York, William
Sheridan, of Jersey
City, who is also
National Secretary,
and John j. Reilly,
af Brooklyn, also
National Treasurer.
There are fourteen
Divisions of the
older Order here in
Jersey CITY, some
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-28
stole a Pair Of shoes.

Henry Good. who said he was printer
from South Brooklyn, was arrested last
night for stealing pair of shoes from Il.
Phillips, Of No. Isl Newark avenue.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-28

Mrs. J. Kline is now prepared to instruct
pupils in all branches Of oil painting, either in
class private. Address, Cd floor, 2S5 Bay street.
three doors from Erie street.
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Attacking an Insuranee Company.

4 number OF the readers of the CAR
EoN ADVOCATE will read the following
with interest: Attorney General Cassidy
Tuesday filed In the Dauphin County
Court am information pre- cared hy IN
sur1nce Commissioner Forster asking
for the forfeiture OF the charter of the
New Era Life Association Of 1870. "A
concern which has done business In
Philadelphia for about ten years. Pro-
credings we're begun against IL last fall.
but the company has continued its bust
ness. The present information charges
that IL parted with It's franchises TO a
private person, who managed 10 for his
own gain; that its fluids have been used
for private purposes; that its assess
mrnts have been largely in excess Of the
margin allowed by aw, sometimes
amounting 10 double the loss; that its
statements 90 the Insurance Commits
siuuvr have been delayed aud not rrn-
deryl according 90 the requirements Of
the aH, and that IN the lryying ot as
se.smcuts the officers Of the company
favored themselves. The az. oC.a Ion
has been in The Philadelphia courts con-
uuuuIsly for years. either striving "a
collect assessments from its policy hold
crs Or cuulestiug policies upon the most
technical and trivial grounds. ln these
ca-rs many remarkable transactions arr
said to hate ccme 70 light, and il Is an
tIci .aicd thar 10 the Court secs iit 90 ap'
point "a rgceiyrr Do Wlll Or made exceed
ingly warm Cor the Oh directors and
uiiicrgs
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The new treatment for ladies' diseases
discovered by DR.. Mary. A. Gregg, the
distinguished English Physician and
nurse, which has revolutionized the en-
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the U. S., under fair and novel plan.
Sufficient of this remedy for one
months treatment is sent free to every
lady who is suffering from any disease
common to the sex who sends her
address and Is pct. stamps for expense,
charges, etc.
1t is a positive cure for any form of
female disease and the free trial package
is many times sufficient to effect per-
mdnent cure. Full directions accompany
the package (which is put up in plain
wrapper) also price list for future refer
ence. No trial packages aciH be sent
utter dug. 1St, 1885, Address, GREGG
REMEDY COMPANY, PALMYRA, n. Y.
May 10, SG-yl.
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Tonight (Friday).
Mahoulng Items.

Mahoulng Items.
Mr.. Edgar Snyder, OF Slalington,
was canvassing the Valley with Peasle's
popular Educator a book of recent
issue.
Mr.. Stcckel preached in st. Johns
church on sunday in place OF Rev. A.
Bartholomew.
The ranks of the Select School have
been swelled during the week hy several
new students, among whom are MessrS.
"LonfellOwn and Freeman
Elias Rex has built an addition to
his dwelling.
w. A. Sitter, it is reported by Phil
delphia papers, won a race with his
PAGER, Sally G..
Owing to the threatening weather
the literary society was but mcagerly at
tended on Saturday evening last; not
wighstauding, an int resting debate
came off on the labor question.
English services will he held in the
Centre square school house Tomorrow
Sunday evening, Mr.. Stcckel will
oficiate. DASH.
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hirty pays for shooting His wife.

A despatch dated Pottsyille,llth inst,
says: Jere Brown, who a month ago
shot his wife and then put pistol ball
into his own head. Tuesday pleaded
guilty of aggravated assault and battery.
A surgical examination Of the woman's 5
head confirmed Browns statement that
he only used blank cartridge on her.
The wadding Of that cartridge, however,
broke the skin and had the effect OF
crossing her eyes. Judge Pershing, in
reviewing the case, said he believed that
Brown was more sinued against than
SHINING. and as his wife led him terri
blc life he advised him to leave her, He
let Brown of with thirty days addition
al imprisonment. He warned Brown
against any further attempt on his own
life and Brown promised, for the sake
of his sons, to make none.
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Al very handsome iron fence has been
put around the Valley House during the
week, which adds much 10 the at,rac-
tiycncss of The property. The fence was
furui he'd by Air. Howard Scuholi. the
resident agent here for +. Y. Peter d
Bro. OF Deihcrlsyiilc, Lchigh county,
Pa. the popular manufacturers Of iron
fences, &c.
For the week ending May 8, there
were l2l, ,Glj tons Of coal shipped over
the Lehich Valley railroad, making a
total to date 2.I.s.7l0 tons, and show
ing an increase Of j40.O4l tons compared
with the same time last year.
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G. A. r.

An adjourned stated meet
ing of the John ID. Bertolettc
Post, 4S4, q. a. r. will be
held in Rcbcr's Hall. MON
DAY EVENING, NAY II,
at 8 o'clock. 4 full attend
cnce requested. BY Order
j. S. WEBB, i. G..
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The lehigh Wagon Works.

The Lehigh Wagon Co., (limitcd), of
Lehighton make a specially of spring
wagons. They have lately sent some
very handsome wagons to Baltimore,
Md, Brooklyn. n. Y. Hackensack, n.
j.. Albany. n. Y, and other places
The spring wagon lately purchased by
our druggist Mr.. c. W. Horn was built
by them, and it is daisy. Descriptive
circulars and prices Of butcher, delivery,
baker and milk wygons will be mailed
by them on application. They guarantee
their work TO be second TO no other
make, and cheaper in price. -Slatington
NelrS
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East Manoh Chunk Letter.

lust AAhuCh bhuuh bthlCI'
-"Under the Laurels," a drama in
five acts, was rendered in School Hall,
ON Friday and Saturday evenings, to
crowded houses, by the members of the
Literary and Mite Society of the Re-
formed church. The play is a good one
with plenty Of humOr and was well ren,
dercl. VIM. 4. Vinkler. as "Kyle
Brantford. the villain;" John Labarre
as"Fank Colewood;' Frank Rottmann
as Bob Button, the spy" and Calvin
Bcltz, as "the Sheriff." were all good !,
The same may he said Of Miss Alice
Bcnuyhoif. as "Roso Mlford;' Miss
sadie Skate, as "Mrs. Milford;' Miss
Minnie Tracy, as "Polly bowler" and
Miss Lizzie Dlchl, as "Sookcy Button"
lac fun was made by William Grayer,
rs "Jekc,n aud William Gassner, as
Ike Hopper" These two gentlemen
are very clever comedians and kept the
audience In good humor. Mr. Winkler,
as kyle Buutford, was exceptionally
strong, and TO him is due a great deal Of
credit for his !iue acting. The Storm
Scene In the third act was good, as was
also the Jail Scene I'm the same act
The entertainment closed with the
lauGhable farce. "Ilans Won Smash, +"
with VIM. Graycr as Hans" who sue
ceeiei In korpingi the audience in con-
tinual roar with his broken German.
To say IL was success is sufficient.
They made $40 clear Of all expenses.
Nathan Krcsge, formerly of East
WcissVori, bat now a citizen Of this
place, has the contract for Patrick Con
nor's new dwelling.
-llooven Bros. new drug store is
fast nearing completion. The plaster
er, are at work and il will soon be
ready for the painters.
The silk mill Is voly attractive. II
seems TO be the central place Of East
Mauch Chunk ior a sunday walk.
OBSERVER.
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DIR. j. G.. Zern, Of Wcissport, passed
through the valley Tuesday OH a busi-
ness tour.
Al. Haupt moved into Mrs. OTIS
house during the week.
-Theo. Gangcwer, Of Cherryvillc,
spent Sunday with the Dancer family.
The crops all through the valley are
looking splendid-and, should the
weather prove favorable, large crops OF
grain and fruit may be expected.
OLEOMARGERIN
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At School Hall
Resolutions Of x of L.

Ke5oIutons OF X OF d
LEUIGHTON, May 7th. 1886.
The following resolutions were adopted by
Lrhighton Assembly No 37a3 X, OF L., viz:
WHEREAS law and order has he violated
aud trdmpl"d under foot In some portions Of
our country, by II body Of men commonly
known as Anarchists, and
WHEREAS. al such unlawful method, are
contrary 10 tie spirit ard gruiuus of our irrH
institutions, and since h wrongs oi honest
labor cen red CSSed by peaceful means
THEHEFoRE br il resolved thIt Lrhig'ton
Assembly No 3T9g X. Of L., most severely
condemns the hJrbarOus and unclNiliId sac,
lies Of the so-called Anarchists; aud iutuer,
RESOLVED, That this Assembly, IN tue
Justice be meetCd out 10 all luCitcrs aud prl-
nctrdtorS al unlawful acts. Most eiJplallrl!.
~ dO we declare ourselves IN tNor OF the
maintenance of and obedience to ai. iaNs
that tend to answer peace and huGau haVpi,
ness.
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Siege Of ViCksburg
People in and ont of Town.

Our people who may have relatives or
ricnds visiting them will greatly oblirc us
by sending In their names aud residence for
publicat IN under this hcad.-Epl1OR.
Mrs. W. T. Colburn, of Ashley, is
the guest of Mrs. NJ. o. Bryan, on Coal
street.
Mrs. Chas. James, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of Mrs. II. V. Mortimer, on
Bank street.
Miss Nora Clark,an estimable young
lady of Nesquehoning, spent several
DAYS in town this week.
Our friend c. NJ. Swceny, of Sweery
& Moore, Willlesbarre, was home for
several days last week.
Miss Myra Good, who has taught
the first primary school, of this place,
so very crediiably for the past eight
months, returned to her Philadelphia
home this week.
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MARKIED.

LovELY-ATwooD.-At the mansion
of James Little. Esq, Vanderbilt
Avenue, Staten Island, n. y, 10y the
Rev J. a. Little, of IIokendauqua
and Dr. j. C. Eccleston, OF Clifton,
n. Y, on April 20, Mr.. John T..
Lovely, of Brooklyn and Miss Lillian
NJ. Atwood, Of Staplcton, Staten
Island.
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Lots at Private Sale.

LUIS az Il'NdbS SdlC'
The following lots in the Borough Of
Lehighton are offered for sale cheap for
cash: One corner Lot on Northampton
street, opposite the Catholic church,and
three lots on Bank street, adjoining
property of John 4. Semmel and oppo-
site l.. V. new round houses. Apply to
T. d. CLAUss. 3w.
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GAe Carbon g drurniF.
SATURDAY, MAY IS, 1886.

SPECIAL N0TICE.-Persons making
payments to this office by money orders or
postal notes will please make them payable
at the WEIssPoRT Posr OFFICE, as the Le-
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Reported up to IL O'clock, by De Haven i
Townsend, Bankers, No. 36 Third Street,
Philadelphia. Stocks bought and sold
either tor cash or on margin.
Phi(adeiph:d, Nav l2, 1886,
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Herr Most, the Acknowledged lead
e. OF Socialists In the United = a'es, was
arrested in New York Tuesday night In
a disrppuahlc house In Allen street by
Inspector Brynes. Most is under in
dictmcnt for holding an unlawful as
scmb'agc and for calling upon his fol-
lowers to burn, plumber and rayagc.
lie disappeared about two weeks ago,
but from his hiding-placc has sent forth
rcams of inccniiaty articles through The
medium of the Frciheit. Of which he is
eiitOr The Inspector locked Most mp
In police headquarters. lie was found
under the bed In the house and groyelcd
like cur when arrested.
1t Is gratifying % know that the re-
| duction OF the National debt goes on
| very satisfactorily. During the ten
months Of the present fiscal year the re-
| ductiOu reached 81, ,U7l ,Gls, as COM
pared with S3O,uIj,2 22J In the cores
| poHding time last year. The saving In
| the item OF interest alone will amount
I To half q million dollars. This should
satisfy the Republicans that q Demo
/ cratic a lminislration can 90 one better
/ In the matter of economy and reduction
of the public debt.
Secretary Manning is so far recoy-
crel from his recent illness that he ex-
poets TO resume his duties In the treas
ury department a. no very distant day.
/ a multitude Of personal friends are
gratiiicd To- learn OF Mr.. Manning con-
yalrsceucc.
-ChnIlcs Meyers AN ola AMI respected
citizen OF 'ala>auquA. Tor the past
twenty year, iu the tobacco business,
die az his resi- lpucc IN said place ON
Mon lay night of last week, Of drousy,
after an Illness of ovcrsiy months dWa-
tion. Mr.. Meyers had lived iu Cata-
sauqua for upwards oftweu,y-hyc years.
1t is said that fishing along the
lehigh and other streams on SUNDAY
is not an uncommon occurrence, Per
sons who engage In such a thing on
Sunday should not forget that there O. ID
law against 60, and that 10 Is an oHcuc,
punishable by tine of -. Don't iur
get this law If YOU want 10 keep out OF
trouble
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supsnRIPTIoNs RECEIVED
From April 3Oth to May 18Th, 1856 fol
the Carbon ADVOCATE:

tue tAhb'N AbN'NA tE'
Dr. j. A. Meyer, NUCh Chuuk........ o.
W. J. KIgtlpf. / Nj ,ntOu ............... %
Reuben FCuslcrmachcr, LChiEhton..,, 90
Samuel S,ilpr IprIrNton. ................ 90
step. Fcnstrrmachcr. New MuhOuiug.. ! %
T.. j. Beck, iehightuu ................ ] 90
Edward Hahn. packCrtOu on
l.. A. Kum, Lchighun. ] on
Cbgs. Kaufm.u. Mtikcsbarlc pu..... l Oh
Joseph Strohn, lchignton ! ~
Nm RchTlg. Lchightnn nn....,........... / uU
H. Mastciupr, Lehightpu. u................ ! Gl
Adam li0usCr. NrOlg, Monroe tOu.... I ul
n ID ClHuss. Ichlghton 2 M
~. a. Clauss. iehigltOu . on
FCfd. TTriseh. IHhlghtou ............. N
O.. W. D.cishach, II thDning valley. l ~
Miss Nora Clark, Nc-UughuHing...... 1 q
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Tho result is amsdlclne Of unusual strength
and curative power, which effects cures here
tofoye uncqualcd. These peculiarlties belong
exclusively to Hoods Sarsaparilla, and are
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