Advertising Rates. TT eslre It lo be dlttlnttly understood that u0 AdtwtUenent will be Insetted in the columns of T CaHOX ABTOOiti tht may be recelred from unknown parties orfirms.unless accompanied with the CiSH. The following ere onr osti terms t JkdTertlsementa for 1 year, per Inch each Insertion 10 Cents. tlx Monttae,perlncheechlnsertlon ISCeuts. Three Month, " " 20 Cents. taasthantbreemontna.flrttlnaer- tlon $1, each subsequent Insertion 25 Coats II. V, MOItnilMER, Fubllther. E n. smwKiis, ATTORNEY AT LAW, OjrnCHt Ground Floorlnttaenewaddl.'Ionof the Mansion IIoum, Mauch Chunk, Ta. Business transacted In English and German. Collectloni pronifjy made and Conveyancing neatly done. - Settlement of Estates, Proving Wills, ob taining Letters of Admlnlstratlon.Flllng Accounts, and Orphans' Coart Practice enref ally attended to Licensee, Charters and Incorporations procured, and Criminal Cases made a specialty. Packard Orchestral Or gans, and Haines Brothers Pianos, A. P- Hqkn, Agent, Lehichton, Pa. July as, I87i-m3 to totow gMlvojcatk 81TOKDAV MOWING, BKPT. 2, 1871. Local and Personal. Special Noticb. Those of ourcub sctlbers receiving their paper with a cross upon the comer near their name, YflU save fifty cento advance lu price by xemlttlnR the dollar subscription at ronce. Our terms are $1 In advance, or $1.60 It not so i aid. Dr. 0. S. German will please eet alder our "costor doffed" for a dish of very fine grapes. There are upwards of 700 coal care intheyardatPackerton awiUing re pair. The rains of last week raised the water in the Lehigh about two feet. The bands employed at the Carboc Iron Works, at Parry ville were reduced lnmumber, and the wages cut down 10 percent, on Saturday of last week. Quito a number of additional bands have been put to work In the Packerton shops during the past t wo or three weeks. Mr. n. C. Levanway, returned home from his sunnier trip to York State and the west, on Friday evening of last week. He Is lookiug well; au indication that his friends treated him kindly during his stay among them. A new engine, Woodslde, No. 178, vtaa received at Packerton, on Saturday last. Harvey Rehrlg found a gold brace let on the railroad at Packerton, on Tuesday last. It proved to be the prop. erty of Mrs. Thos. Weaver, to whom Harvey returned It, and was reward' lor uls nonesty. One day last week Ed. O. of Bethlehem, was run over on tl llallroad, and killed. Samuel O'Briaa.of this borough, run lng lis extra conductor on No. 4.7 freight, on the L. V. K. R., was killed at Al lentown, o Wednesday last. His re mains were brought to this borough on No. S p&sseno,,,r- same evening. Some unmitigated scoundrel, on Tuesday night, entered the yard of Theo. Kemerer, on Bank street, and carried off a white quilt, spread there by Mrs. D. Graver. O. W. Lents has opened a drug store In Lelbenguth's bulldiog,Bank-6t., this borough, and furnished it with a lull stock of pure drugs and patent medicines, fancy and toilette articles Ac. Tho dedication of the Soldiers' tombstoues In Falrviow Cemetary, at Catesauq.ua, will take place to-day. The organists of the German churches of the eastern part of the State of Pennsylvania expects to meet In Al lentown on Thursday October 1st, to organize an association of organists, and to discuss questions of interest to the profession. Gunners are out dally, and the sound of tho ride is frequently heard. Much care Is necessary In the handling of fire-arms, as s.d results have occur red through carlessness and the neglig ence of tho pronor precautious. Be cau tion. For family flour, of the very best quality go to J. K. Klckert, East Welss port. Lumber and coal In large or small quantities at lowet market rates. A fow lots In Illckertowu still unsold buy at once. For sale a five octave Parlor Oigan (new) at a great reduction -ripply at lhl office. The Marlon Hose Company of Jfauch Chunk will hold a gift concert -on February 22nd, 1874, for the purpose of raising means towards the purchase of a steam firo engine. The Lehigh County Agricultural Fair will be held next week. The In. dlcatlons are that the display will be a large and handsome one in all its de partments, and that the attendance, ifrom the surrounding counties, will ex ceod all former fairs. .If you want a nice fitting shirt deaveyour measure at Laury & Peters, iPost Qfflce. For fall and winter boots, call at A. Ss D. Graver's. Cheap and good. A fine St. Charles bay horse, kIx years old, sound all over, for salo at L. F. Klepplnger's, livery stable. Will trot bis mile la 3 minutes, and has never been under training. Apply soon. A good girl wanted to assist at housework, Ac. Good wages. -4pply fit this office. In spite of tbe'drouth, there is some fine cabbage In the land. Governor Hartranft's son has en. tercd Lafayette College, atEaston. Taxes must bo paid thirty days be fore the electlonjf you wish to vote. Business will Improve; money Is plenty; it only wants putting In mo tion. Perfumery and toilette articles in great lartety ;at A. J. Durling'g, Bo W Building, Bank street. 3T John Hauk. tho baker, has taken nnsmnslon nf Ilia newnrODbrtv 6n Batik S'ir: :iKdi,8l our citizen with iresh bread and cakes every morning. Wedding and fancy cakes arc a specialty; and his store Is furntshrd witli a cholco assortment of candles and confections. For a choice cigar go to Chas. W. Lentz's drug store, Bank street. Now, buy your ticket for Hook & Ladder ball, which comes off October 10th. For pure drugs and medicines go to A. J. Durllng, Bank street. Mr. Wm.Senboldt, the gentlemanly agent at tho L. V. depot, In this place, will please accept our thanks for, a basket of the finest variety of grapes. F. P. Lentz has got 'em I Calicos from 0 cents per yard upwards. Try them. Carpets, a full assortment, at low prices, at A. & D. Graver's. Strenuous exertions aro making by the officers of the Carbon Agricultural Society to make their next fair b Success. Don't forget the dates, October 0, 7. 8 and 0. The sale of .stalls.&c , will tike place Saturday, Sept. 20. See Adver tisement fa another column. Families desiring to secure a good woman for washing or house cleaning, can apply to Mrs. Sugrten, In rear of 0. U. Bower's, B&k street, this borough. New goods arriving dally, at A. & D. Graver's. ray your taxes. No person, can .vote on a tax leceipt dated after Che 3rd oayoi ueiouer. Rev. D. K. Kepner, of Slatlngton, will preach a trial sermon In Emanuel's Lutheran Church, Pcfttstawx, on Sun day morning, this 3rd of October. Laury & Peters have just received a large and elegant stock ofnew goods, , comprising oloins,.casslmeres ana vest I ings, which they are prepared to make up in iuo laieai issuion at we 'towesc prices. For a nobby .suit and a perfect fit go to Laury & Peters, merchant tailors. Charles Trainer, Lehigh street, will supply you with flour and feed, plow your gardens or do your hauling at reasonable rates. Tire revival meetings In tho M E. church, ot this borough are still contlnu I ed and' nre well attended. Thursday evening itev. A. M. Wiggins, (uaiauuu Chunk, preached i wellent" sermon. "Services each evening at 7CT o'clock. David ElKcrt is fixing up the gut ter in front of his, property1 on Barik-st. ooujumners snoum tuuow ins example. Miss Lizzie Kramer desires us to state for the Information of the ladies that she Is now receiving the fail and winter styles of hats and bonnets, and that she Is prepared to do them up in the Utest and most fashionable manner dry reasonable prices. Mrs. Rawoith, of this borouith. ecelved notice from England a few days Inco that by the death of a cousin, she Is entitled to about tlO.000. first install. mant il.iAOfl Biid a mill n.i n.nli.kt.. nY larger amount on final settlement of the estate. Airs. Kn worth is a hard-working woman and richly deserves her good fortune. She expects to go to England in a rew nays to receive her money. Attention! Hook A Ladder Co. By request, a special meeting members of Hook & Ladder Co.JRo. 1, of Lehlghton, will be held lofriteber's Hall, on Monday evening njt,Septem ber28, at 7:30 o'clock sharp! XfasttieB-: to mako arrangements for a parade on October 8th; to complete arrangements for'fiall, October 10th, &c. By order of tho President. O. T nans, Secretary. The Iia.lt Of Hook & Ladder Company, No. 1, of Lehigh ton, bids fair to be a grand success The Eureka Orchestra, of Al lentown, has been eqgaged for tho oc casion, and all other arrangements are progressing finely. The tickets are In the hands of the members for sale, and are going off rapidly. Now, as you In tend to be there, we advise you to se cure a ticket at oncel The Coal Trade. The following table shows tho quan tity of coal shipped over the Lehigh Valley Railroad for the week ending Sept. 19th, 1674, and for the year as compared with tho same time last year: From Wwk. Year. Wyoming .... 18,004 10 837,700 08 Hazleton 43,000 11 1,031,703 10 Up. Lehigh.. C7 04 3,009 04 Bea.Meadow.. 12,030 14 502,542 12 Mahunoy 14,581 18 303,004 14 Mauch Chunk 102 .12 0,1 14 17 Total 89,177 18 8,242,205 05 Last Year.... 98,778 05 3,330,703 19 Increase Decrease.,... 9,000 07 94,438 14 Lehigh Hook &, Laulder Co. Pursuant to notice, the company met in A. itackman's carriage shop.on Jbn day evening last. Minutes of previous meeting were read and adopted; .three new members were elected and a num ber of persons proposed for member ship. The following named persons were elected a4 Board ot Directors: A. Buckman, L. U. Nothsteln, O. F. Ack er, J. II. Styers.Howard Schall, Oh. F. Uagedorn and J. J. Kline; aud the fol lowing named gentlemen were elected Trustees: T. D. Ciauss, 3 years; E II. Snyder, 2 years; and J.S. Lentz 1 year. The various Committees made their re. ports and the meeting adjourned. Wto Will It Be I The postponement of the Gift Con cert or the Kentucky Public Libiary to November 30th, 1874. as resolved ud. i on to make a full drawing a certainty, There will positively be uu further past I ponement, and the great prize will be , the magulficent sum of 250,000. Who will get it? Whit a peotered man Gov. llruuiletUi. l Louisville, buoln.ut uiauager, would be, It the people sup posed he could tell I uhe Alauch Chunk. Items. i Tim Ttnllnn Knnlmi i7nmniuiv nf Be"''ehen.. contemplate a visit to the "Swlr.zerland" today. On Sunday inomlng, Messrs. John A. Esser, O. E. Araldon and John McAlls ter, Sr., will ba Installed as Elders of the First Presbyterian church of this place. On Tuesday morning, about 2 o'clock ono of tho members of tho family of Mr. James W. Heberllng, the merchant of this place, discovered smoke issuing from the frame kitchen, which Is built over the croek at the rear of his brick storo and residence on Broadway. It seems that the range is erected directly upon the wooden timbers crossing tho creek, and several bf the foundation bricks having become cracked and broken by the heat, the hot coal falling through the fissure, Ignited tho wood An alarm was at once given and the file was promptly subdued, not however before come considerable havoc was made with the plastering before the whereabouts of the fire was discovered. Mr. Joseph Engler, of UppenMaucli Olinnk, an old and well-known resi dent of this borough, Is confined to his bed from -a severe stroke of palsy. Mr. Engler, durlr.g his younger days was employe! as a master tsason about tho town. Old Betsy Miller, tho colored woman who for many years pa-it haifeeen living along the Upper Mauch Chunk roai, about opposite the public school ho'.ise, and who is known by almost every one In this vicinity, had quite an unfortu nate mishap befall her on Saturday last. Slio had been busily engaged smoking out the vermin from her chicken coop, and after going into the house a short time after, she discovered the "chican ery" to be in a blazn, a lively timo en sued and out of the several dozen of hens and roosters most of them made their escape unharmed. A majestic shanghae singed his tall feathers, and an old hen with a brood of little chicks were effectually barbecued. The coop was entirely consumed, but tho rain pre. vented any further damage. The Broadway ITouse has had a new roof put on It of only forty thousand white pine shingles. One might sup. pose that such an'aroount would be nearly sufficient to roof over tht "Switz erland. The daughters of Jfr. John FIdler gavua party to their young friends on Friday night of last week in honor of their birthday. Music aud dancing was Utept up until a late hour. S A painter employed at the residence of MrsM. M. DImmick, was arrested onSaturday last, after considerable of a by constable Painter, for stealing watch from the vest pocket of a fel low workman, whose vest and coat were hanging up In one of the rooms, lie was committed in default of ball to "Hotel de Breneiser " Some tnlschelvous rascals crawled over the fence Into the garde n of Mr. A. W. Lelsenrlng, of East Mauch Chunk, and stole a large quantity of grapes from his vines somo evenings since. A dose of grape-shot would be a good rem edy for stttb customers. Mrs. Brown, of Philadelphia, an aged maiden relative of Gen. John D. Berto lette of this place died last week, leav ing an estate estimated at over half a million. She bequeathed several han. dred thousand dollars to various chari table institutions In that city. In her will she named two Executors, one of whom Is the General, who are to have flvo per cent for taking charge of the estate and executing the trusts. They aro to open an office la Walnut Street and occupy It four days out of the week. This Is a small fortune for one of ouraoftesteemed and liberal citlzesn, and wo congratulate him ou his success. Mr. Jacob Lorenz having sold his brick residence to Max Schwelblntz for $7000, will move to Allentown this week to engage In business. Ur. Schwleblntz will cut a door way through the wall making com munications with his building which adjolnp, and will fix up the entire first floor as a saloon. Tho fair that Is being heldln RhoaJ's nail for the benefit of the Trinity Ger man Catholic church, of East Mauch Chunk, has been quite a success and a large amount nf money has been re. allzed. The gilt drawing will lake place uext week. KeUfjIsui. Methodist Episcopal church Rev. Wllmer Coffman, pastor. Preaching 10:30 a. m., by the pastor, and at 7:00 r. m., by Rev. G. A. Townsend. Sun day School 2 p. m. Revival 'services will be held during th i week commenc ing at 7.30 P. m. All aro cordially in vited. Evange'lcal church Rev. A.Krec ker, paMor Preaching, Sunday, 10.80 a. jc. and 7.00 r. m. by the pastor, In me nonuampton street school house, ounuay scuool at 9 a. m Also, prayei meetings on Tuesday. Wednesday Kna llsh) and Thursday evenings at 7.30 o'. music, au are cordially invited to at teud. Rev. D. K. Kepner, pastor, will preach In the Trinity Evangelical Luth eran church coruer of Iron and North, ampton-ots. Services to-morrow (Son. day) at 10 A. m. In Geiman; at 7.30 r. u. English. Sunday School at 2. c. u. Player pieetliig Wednesday evening at 7.30 o'clock, aud Teacher' meeting Thursday ereninp, Fatal Accident. On Monday morning a sad and fatal accident happened to Mr. PhlllpSwank, ono of our oldest and most respected citizens, which cast quite a gloom over the town. Mr. Swank, for a number of years had been omploycd by the Du pon t & Co. aud Lafiln & Rand Powder Companies, to haul their powder to the various mines throughout tho County, He kept a uucaber of fine horses and equipages and was known In this vlclnl ty as a most experienced horseman, having been brought up to the business from his boyhood, and in earlier years was Superlntendant of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company's stables. About 3 o'clock Monday morning he harnessed up his team and started off for the powder house, situated at the foot f Broad Mountain, along the turn pike road, and after loading In a full btore of powder, started on his way to Buck Mountain, apparently in good health aud spirits. About 8 o'clock In thu morning, Mr. Slater, a teamster, came along with a load of powder, founi the three horse team of Mr. Swank standing ou tho road, 'near Uarti's, brousiug among the small bushes by the roadsido, and to bis horror aud dismay found the lifeless body of Mr, Swank lying under the wagon, with one of the wheels upon his neck, he still having hold of the reins. It Is thought that he took a fainting spell and fell under the wagon, and tho horses stopped suddenly, his neck very probably having been broken In the fall. He was about 05 years old, had a large and respe ctable family, several of whom are tmrrled. Tbe funeral took nJacu on Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, the remains being followed to tin gravo bv a larcu cuncourse of neonle. lie v. E Ferrier, of the Presbyterian church, con ducted the ceremonies, assisted by Rev. A. M. Wiggings. The deceased was a kind father, a good citizen and a true christian sickness alone preventing him from occupying his accustomed seat In the house of God, Mauch Chunk, Sept. 25. M. Another NwStefc T. D. Ciauss, the tailor, desires us to state that he has Just returned from New York, and that he Is now opening a very large la voice of cloths, cassl meres and vestlngs, suitable for fall aid winter trade, which he Is prepared to make up In the best and most fashion able styles at "knockdown" prices. Ho guarantees a "perfect fit" every time, and the goads In all cases as represent ed. Also, an Immense stock rub bers, boots, shoe, hats, caps and gents' furnishing goods. Remember tho plac, T. D. Ciauss, Just abovo the Public Square, Bank ctreet, Lehlghton. If Yon WWt Envelopes, note, letter or foolscap paper, 1 dgcrs, day books, time books, butcher's or other memorandum books, slates, pencils, pens, lnk,or la fact any thing in the lino of stationery call at the Advocate ofilce, where you can get every article of the best quality for the least money. A now stock of fancy note paper and envelopes Just received t5T"Wo have alio a quantity of choice, new anu popular worts, wlilcn wo aro selling at publisher's price, or lean at lOcts per volume per week. ARallvray Crash Near Phllllpsburrr, ft. J. Tuesday afternoon the passenger tralu on tho Belvldere Delaware Railroad, which left Philllpsburg, JV. J. at 1:35 r. m. for Philadelphia, was in collision with an up freight train at Warne'a lime kilns, about three miles down the river. The freight train was on a side track, the switch to the same being left open, allowing the passenger train to pass on the side track also, and dash Into the freight train. The passenger was running at regular speed at the time ot the collision. The baggage and smoking cars telescoped, and all that were injured were in those two cars. Samuel H. Meyers of Ilartisburg was killed by having his neck broken; John Say ford of Uarrisburg, injured Internal ly; Mr. Sheldon, Injured In tho face bad ly, upper lip cut off; Mrs. Sheldon, bad- ly cut In tho face; Mr. Goldsmith, mail agent, Bllgntly Injuicd, aud refused to leave his mail car notwithstanding his painful Injuries; the Easton Postmaster went down to take charge of his malls; Mr. Hope, express agent, badly Injured; Jonathan Thornton, engineer, right snouiiier dislocated; John Dean, fire man, one leg and arm lujured; Thomas Rogan, foreman of tho track, seriously injured on the head and back; Wm. W. Conway of Larubertvllle, badly cut on head; Wm. Gordon, encineer. hmllv in. ureilCu the left shoulder aud arm and head: T.ttn AMnM TTTt - . .unci ui i cisspun, was on board the passenger train on the Bel. Del. It. R. at the time of the collision and was badly crushed about the bead and legs. He returned to his homo as speedily as possible after the accident and placed himself In" the hauds of Dr. German, of this borough, aud we are pleased to etato that the is ranldlv re- ' L David Ebbert's llverv still retail Its popular name tor being the very best In the county. If you vvaut a tasty turn-out go to David. aud set ono at inw charges. benign Taller Errtery WWfl'Oo, This company appears to bopecnllor ly unfortunate In procuring machinery for the rapid manufacture of their em ery wheels. The third cylinder for their large hydraulic press has now proved a failure and rendered necessary tho ordering of a fourth ono, and the probability Is that three weeks wil; elapse beforo the company will bo able to push the manufacture of their wheels In a satisfactory manner, thoir smal' press, now in operation, not being of sufficient capacity to supply the de mand for their wheels.' They have now on hand, orders for upwards1 of fifty wheels and a number ot grinders, In addition to a large number already supplied, all of which bavo given the greatest satisfaction if we may Judge by the very flattering letters which they have received from their customers, alt of whom speak of tho wheel as a "grand success." The Company have engaged E. C. Burgess, Esq., of Strouds burg, Pa., as General Superintendent and manager; a thorough mechauc and a gentleman of largo experience In the manufacture ot emery wheels. Under tho new arrangements the Com pany will, no doubt, shortly bo able to' fill all orders for these excellent wheels at the very shortest notice. The ener gy and pluck exhibited by this Company certainly merits success. Fatal Accident on the L,. V. n. R. Wednesday afternoon the uncertainty of life was again evidenced by ono of those sad, fatal accidents on tho rail which we are called from time to time to chronicle. Samuel O'Brlan, a young' man aged about 20 years, was In the employ of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company for the last six years, and for tho faithful performance of his du ties, gentlemanly deportment, and so ber habits, was esteemed by all. Ho was the regular conductor of a coal train, and was but actlnz conductor on No. 47 freight, and while in the dis charge of his duty met his death. Tho freight Is duo faere at 12.42 p. m., and fro ra somo delay caused up tho road, It did not arrive until quarter ot two. When the depot was reached O'Brlan cut the train for the purpose of making a flying switch of two cars, loaded with merchandise, on thesiding at the June tlon. After uncoupling he stepped to tho rear of the car and put on tho brake lie then hurriedly ran forward, inten ding to board tho cars which' were to be run on the sidling. He made a leap and unfortunately the distance was too great and ho fell In front ot the ap proaching cars, ne was seen to Jump and miss his leap by men at the do pot and several employes In the Glen Mill. A cry ot horror went up as they saw that he must havo fallen In front ot the swiftly approaching cars, and it was sloknlng to know, as they rapidly swept along, that they were crushing tto life out of a fellow being. Thirty. five cars passed over his abdomen, spat tering the track and the wheels with blood, and making a sceno ot horror to chill the stoutest heart. Coroner Moser was summoned and held an 'inquest and In accordance with the above facts, the Jury rendered a verdict of accident al death. The deceased was a married man, and leaves a wife and two cull dren at Lehlghton, tho place of his re sinence. rue mangled remains were taken to tho freight house at the depot, and after an Inquest, sent to tho homo now bad and dlsolate by tho untimely death of its protector. The place where tills unfortunate accident occurred, is a short distance below tho Iron bridge. spanning second-street., and within the last few years three men were killed at very near the samo spot. Hundreds of people were attacted to the depot, and some of them displayed great eagerness to see tho horribly mangled remains of unfortunate O'Brlan, who, but a fow moments beforo was in the best of'splr Its, and now cold In death. Morning Herald. Lehigh Presbytery. The Presbytery of Lehigh held Its regular Semi-Annual Meeting In tho Presbyterian Church of Middle Smith, field, on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 15, at 2 o'clock. Rov. Mr. Weldman ot Easton, was chosen Moderator. Tho ordinary routine business was attended to during tho afternoon, and In tho evening Rev, Mr. Miller, tho retiring Moderator, preached tho moderator's vsermon, text 2d Hints ll, 12. On Wed uesday the several Items suggested by tho General Assembly were duly dls cussed, and Presbytery re-aftlrmed Its previous ntterance In relation to Tern perance and the Lord's Day. The Treasurer, Rev. C. Earlo, reported the amounts assessed upon the different churches, which wero approved. At his own request, Rev. Earlo was re lieved of the moderatorshlp of the Pres byterian church of Lehlghton, and Rev. Edsall Ferrier, ot Jauch Chuuk, ap pointed in his stead. In tb afternoon ofj Wednesday, a roeetiug ot the Sun day School children was held, and in teresting addresses were made Dy Rev. Jessrs. Little ot Hockendanqua, and Hammer of Upper Lehigh. Tho First Presbyterian Church ot Catasauqua was chosen as the placo for the noxt Serul-Annnal meeting of Presbytery, on VUo 3rd Tuesday In April, atUJ l: it. After a very brief, a very busy and very pleasant session, Presbytery journed at 4 i. m. on Wednesda. meet at tho call ot tho Moderator ring tho session of Synod at Reading r October. DInrrletl, In Weatherly, on tho 8th Inst., by Rev. F. T. Uennlke, Mr. nenry Dauber and Miss Ella Blumenthal, both ot Weath erly. On the 15th Inst., by Rev. F. T. nennlko,Jr. John F. W. Hartman and iliss Ellis Jkdo Klotz, both ot Weather ly. ' 1 1 Died, In this borough, on the 21st Inst., Charles Marr, Infant son ot P. M. and Jeannetto Van Ltew, aged 7 month and eight days. Cosing Prices ot DeIIaven & Towns end, Stock, Government and Golt1 40 South Third Street, Philadelphia September 21, 1874: u. s. C, 1SS1 17K bid. 18 asked 12K asked V. S. 6-20, 18C2 . . 12KW4. . 15 UJ. . ISJiMd. . 16J5 bid. U. S. S-20, 1801 . U.S. 520,1805 . U. S. 6 W, 1805 J. A J. U. 8.5 30,1807 . U. S. 6-20, 18US , . U. S. 10-10 U. . Currency, 0's . U. S. 5's, 1681, new . PtmnsYlrtnla H. It. . I'll II A. & Keaillng 11. It. Lehigh Valley llallroad 15VZ asked 104 asked l&M asked V2 asked . 17 I'll . 17 Ud. 172 asked. 11U asked. . 111 Md. WA asked. . i, uia. iirhaBaea. . 12 WJ. VlVt Hiked. . H4 bid. MM asked. 1752 asked. . bzytj Ola. anaea. . 40); bid. 40 asked. i.emgii uoai x nav. uo. unites dold Silrer Companies of N. J. 121!? ltd. 125 asked. IlJ'A bid. lOWi asaea. 105 bid. 107 asked. LetilgliloD Retail Prices. Carefully corrected each week express ly for "The Carbon Advocate." Apples, per bushel CO " dried, per lb 12 to 15 Butter, roll, per lb 80 Cabbage, per head 8 to 12 Cheeeo, factory, per lb... 20 Eggs, per dozen 23 Fish, mackerel, No. i 12 to 15 Ham, per lb 20 Lard, pure, per lb 20 Pork, prlmo mess, per lb 12 Potatoes, per bushel 80 Corn, per bushel tl 15 Chop, Corn, per 100 lbs 2 00 " Bran " 1 40 " Rye, " 2 20 " Mixed " 2 10 Flour, Wheat, per bbl 7 50 ' Rye, per 100 lbs 3 25 Oats, White per bushel 70 " Black, per bushel 05 Hay, per ton 20 00 Straw, per bundle 80 Coal, chestnut, per ton 4 00 " stove, per ton 4 50 Hides, green, per lb 5 to 7o Calf Skins, each 1 25" to 1 50 Sheep Skins, killed this mo., ea.50to75 Special Notices. Piles! Piles!! Piles!!! Piles, Internal, licternat. Bleeding or Itching. The inten w a u tto ring occasioned by tho d tat rett ing disease, In Its Tar ions forms, Is known only to those who are unfortunate enough to be afflicted with It. The sleepless nights, the uncom for table dajs, tbe haggard looks of the safTerer bear wit ness of the Intensity of tbe pain experienced when troubled with thlt preTalllng disease. The i ac cess of Urlggs' File Remedy as apotltire cure Is unequalled lu the' Annals of medicine Itellef Is Immediate when Used as direcUd. The 1 mint dm demand for this great remedy Is unparalelled Thousands are using U wltn the most B tli factory results. Sold by A. J, HURLING, druggist, Le hlghton. may 0 ly MGDIOIiVB CHEST IN MIM ATUflE. Mlshlefs Herb Bitters Is nota bereragf; but a strictly medicinal preparation, more thoroughly adapted to the wants of the general public than any other In the mar ket. Uu'lke all other so-called Remedies, It Is pre paired under the direct personal superrlslon of a einluent 1'hystclan, S.B. Hart man, M. D .the sen ior proprietor, Is a regular graduate of the Jeffer son Medical College of Philadelphia, and a practic ing ph)$tcian of large experience and exUnalr practice. In suoh hands the putllo may lest as sured that Mlshlers Herb Illtterg Is compounded In strict accordance with correct Pharmaceutical principles, and that no no but the choicest Ingred ients enter into Its composition Its Immense said alone Isoucluilre proof that It possesses merit of a high order. Merchants, bankers,clergmen, lawyers clerks and others en gaged la sedeutary occupations, experience Its wonderful effect la roll flag tbe depression caus ed by serere mental labor; white tbe mechanic, farmer and laborer, find their bodily vigor restor ed like magic by Us use. At this seasou of tho year when Duaanai, Cram pa, Col jes and kindred disorders, caused by eating unripe fruits, Imprudent Indulgence la cold drink, etc., aru prevalent, a certain, speedy and effectual remedy will be lound lu M lib. era Herb Hitters. The depressing feeling of Languor fr Debility, Incident to tbe hdatedterm,' Isat once removed, tbe energies restored, and aew life and vigor Im parted to the prostrated system, by Its use. lx Drspmu, Livxn Complaint and Amcnoxs or tub Kidkeyb It Invariably works like a charm. It Is nota drUo purge nor beidy stimulant, violent In Its operations; but t Is simply a natural remedy, thoroughly adttpted to attUt uature. It supplies tone to tbe stomach, rvln vigors U the di gestive organs, stimulates the secretions, and pre mating a regular .uctioa of tbe bowels, enables every orgau of the body to perform Its allotted work regularly and without Interruption. It Is the unerring certainty ofdesirud results at tendant On Its use, coupled with the Jact that It Is prepared by a I'bymtian cf eminence lq bis f rofeRt-lon, that has rendered Ml blur's Herb Bit ers so popular, aud as familiar as a households word. TuoubAKDa or MOTiURsall Ofer tbe land have found It to be tbesafost and bestrewed? for use in their tuuilies: they not ouly irjvett with 'perfect safety to evwu the youngest eblld, 'but wnenuseaHitu camion nuaii me sales nwanjci; eosurlngJAciV'Own health and treedom fxuuk tha weary auues ana paius wcideui to tntlr mi. rer fectly harmless, it Is Just the remedy needed by thou tounablo Nature to perform her fuaotlona naturally, rtgularly and wOtout incoixiniene9i No iadt suuclb us autuolt it If she would posses tbe clear, blooming couiplexiou audcheerfulspirlt Inseparable from souud health. It Is sold by all UrutiiiUts aud Ueneral Dealers: ltlaneatlv nut or. In square Ufssa Itoales, eocluoed lu a )uluw wrap ptr. It Is uot sold on Draught, blug ttristly a ?ae4iWai-jrrjidraU(.n, andas such Is eudursed by many ofthe most emlueut pUvsklaus of the coun try. Aug, ti, UT4 4m. The Acme Shirt TUUls to certify, that Messrs. laury & Peters liavu taken Instructions lu tha mo of the Acme iSltlrtSvstoLU.fxua aro fu lv (mall. fled and authorized to Jauufacturtt tha Geometrically-Balanced Shirt In tlx Borough ot Lehlghtoa, Signed, iTOI. W. Al. UILDIKK Gentlemen dosirlnc a handsome tlttlm Shirt should leave their measure at the post omoe building. June 20, meruit Another lario selection of: select and standard novels, just received at tho Advocate olllco. Terum JO ccuU per tqIugw yer vetk.
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