TIIE DAILY EVENING TELEGRArn. PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMRRlt 23. 18fl.
Owning SHclc (jritph
OFFICE No. I0 sTthIRD S TREET.
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Hwn.tP fee.t tm'reai. tn Ine t'lrmt.t.en of ''i'..
rami., i'' ,i'. M.iillln u- to r to pro- i.i -n
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a. ken-led le a. In eo.-y, i, p.t,hl(. tn .ccnr.
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Tin" j'tilillc do not nvjnir . to lie h ims i" I
Into b"tni; grat'Tnl nt mich a ti.ue u this.
Tlicy require no Mrs. rnlli;li to t kc thn n
Into cudtody ami strnigiit-Ki k -t i!i;n intr n
DtRto of thRnkliilncwi. Thi-y h.iv? ree'ivel
from Hod cxlinm-tlnns trevnuvsi, eacli ol wii'mli
ba? a tonRue to r.ppr.k fta.- Itttif ami 1 11 1 u
wn worth. Our nutiom'.I pdvintjaaiM i."int
theniM'lrca out so clearly to oven t'l ni.nl
umrfleotlnB, that the rJiions olurrv in vi "f
TbantagWins dny are tilt to bo Hi.- in .in'
exponent of U10 pcoinVg luiirt.
W hnro no nood to work nurst-lvi n; 01
the ubjer.t, no lnduccinnnt to icln ;i pr -porlty
which we dj not puasen. and ti r.11 1 r
our thanks liypocritii'ul aUo. TI10 ac!.lnns of
our rmieg In tlio flYltl, the good serviiv1 01
tho private h orkt-rs who toil at houiu f ).'
Oip wpll-holni? of the noldlers. nnd t'.ni uni
Dlrr.lty of licrllng prevairn,; tictwccn rli"s
two va't division, are suPli'iont cauioi for
good fortune, even without twklu InDon
iidiTatlon all those 1 nmcn-10 valnahl;1 rc T
Toirs of strength which it socnn iia;i'n.l'd. to
dra'n. We bave been loctured fyr our m'.inii il
Bliw, and we havo been told that tlio nut ion
h bt'lng punished for thci.i.
This maybe bo. But it Is "ood tj t'.iru
our thonght away from our lnn H,ni 'tt n".
ItiitoUUo a one-sided view of one's m-lf to
reflect wholly upon one' short-coming. V.'o
bavo some natural gooJ in us. Tiie ciivii'ii
ttancca wider which tie first colon!-ts :n id - a
home fbr themselves argue this, mill tii.; con
stitution of human nuture asserts it. Let m
then tako a tnoru cheering view of oura'lv ..
A perpetual shadow should not Intrai'i! into
the genial atinosphcr? of 'epentance. We in itl
lave something to smile at in well as t we y
over. We cannot bo fuiever mouinini ov:-r
our s.'nu. The sackcloth w 'll wear out, an I
ths ahen will be dip.iipated by the pi!" 01
time. If we do not, tlifn, ;ivc tlia-ik-i a'lir.':l
In purple-and-flue-linen robes of rijolcia. let
usstlc.tst anoint our htmW, ail tt) uU'i 1
decent countenance to the sanctuary. If eve.
anatloa lias met with retribiiti'in. w. hue
met with it; if ever a great people could w ir!c
out their own atonement and snlrutioa, we
are doing it.
When wo speak of our prosperity at Uotj:'
and in the Deld, we do not forget the mutil.Ue 1
cone of war, nor Ihe dreadful aii.'iii'i of
thousands of hoiuieuolil. But we coai;iare
these afflictions w'th the rr 111 J principles
they are evolving, and the ultiuate good th -y
will establish. If through 'sorrow's nih.
and dxnger's path" only the Individ ul en
hope to enter a world of happiness, the na m
discljillne is necessary for a nation. And nnv
tht so much oi thai discipline is over, lei m
not brood too constantly over our Au, b it
take heart of grace for th? go.il that jvl U
in us.
What thousands ou thousand? of Th ink-j-givlnx
table to-morrow will be grAced by the
result of the election 1 How ni'.iuy plain dishes
will be sauced with the conviction that Aiiisa
dam Lincoln is to U- the n -xt President of
the United Statet J How many a rich meUvi'if
will have Its lndlgestlblllty corrected by tha
same thought I That remembrance itsel" Is
the good digestion that wait on ippetite, and
the knowledge that the premium ou cold doss
not after all ailcet the price of provisions at
much as might be anticipated, is the health
that waits on both.
Let grumbling, then, be banished from the
board; fet complaiL'.ugs be ignominiously
ent away from the table. Let sweet charity
tincture the atmosphere of soe'ety with its
neutral tint For all the plums in the pud
ding and may they be the reverse of angels'
vjjit.' let tlieie bo bright smiles and genial
Jok's. We can take an example from the
aoldiers In this. They never murmur in
giving thanks. With them gratitude is nof
an aCccting sense of future favors. They
never swaddle a curse up In a smile. They
work the hardest for all they get, and they do
not giumble so very much even when they go
tti.: ewarded,
f-'ouie people give thank? as they give alms
they never give them at all, or are as long
beli re paying tbem as they are In paying their
dents. Home, again, go to work at them as
though they were driving a bargain, and are
bent on having the bent of It, and others are as
Ibowghtlewdj Tree with them as with so much
borrowed money. How many take a juijt
auii solier view of themselves, society, the
na ion, and reckoning up the sum-total, jive
with huaiillly from the overflow logs of honest
U( arts ?
Tn some of their aspect our Thanksglvln
du , h are the Parisian Sabbuth Araerii ani. id.
The worldly and the re.llgloua are put in full
foiee. All social resources are din wn out.
Ti e genius of our people show itself as w-U
tn the fervor with which religious ni.-fiiu's
are siuttalned, as wi ll as in the Intent
Arverrv with which the masses srek ue mi of
an uwiuent. lasting und leusting h j an I
ni b with each i.ther. Men pruy und cuivn
fo. an identical reason. The fact that th
ch ffii ro sustained In their consecration 01
th;s day, and in employment of all the iirn-nv-ut
and iloiiuence lu their power, shows tin
disposition of a large body of the people.
The very sermons are worth collating, as
illustrating the bent of not a few eminent
winds, modified by the mutual lmluenees of
pastor and congr gution.
At such a season as this, whon cool rlk'oc
tlon is mingled with much that is guy and
Jovial, one takes a peculiar Interest lu living,
if such a mode of speaking bo allowable. If
only to gratily his curiosity in regard to tin;
precise Issues of this cou est, he would t iki; a
long lease of life, assured that each year will
provide fresh nutlonal rcasuns lor nationtl
thanks.
lUt IMItUSUlMlliHlSJIiY t un-
Wide-spread as Is the knowledge of the im
portance of the United S ates CUi Utiau Coin
luisslon, the conviction of Its Imm'insa ioflu
Inca for doing good Is dally growing deeper.
It cLi'i'ios beuiCctnce everywhere with It, and
L gigantic nu ans, under the manaeineut
of 1U singularly talented chairman, Ukohlk
11. ifTVAMT. Js'l-i of scattering bleHalnga plen
Ifully upon the gory battlo-tMd. Acting
thus, and Including such a variety of Influences
luriU trl.H Spirals to every beart.-rThre
y ao wan who is not Interested lu the succtjos
ot (lir t'britln Comml;ilon. Kvery imjv.ilri-t
lliitt le holy It M)pi'.ils o; crorylliin wiiieh
If i.j.oin'tl lo the rxrrt Ise of tpi diils'lin
rlinrlty II I" iiiitiofilntiR to. Tim xt4n', of
lis I'lrrfttinits will ! tnrlly nppr.Hai 'il In-a
inrnsnl ol tli ilociiiiH'nl.s on o'tr i eii '1 j. i .
Tlirj- piv n dotn'lt-cl account oi' it- Jiui :-t
ami wdiUIhk. mul lvl:it' uti n T . is a T'.'linjj
Irr l'li n(5 H'tiich In I licrn lofv.-s y vg r'i ti
fir tlx' H'it'Hcy of tin- (.'nil nl--'' ;i 'in I lis.
tlHTonxlily (;ooil m;iii:i:,'i'tiicnt.
i;msi. 'i nr.
VI MM'K wiy.
or mi:-
I I'l l.
The late pr.n lapmlion of the 1'i-esl lent, d -clarini:
the blurkade of Norfolk Hil l oiler
icitain ports rni.s-d. should sft'rd sll gtl
lii'ens In this section of tiie l.'n! ill the sin-
11 rest criiriliralioii. the i.-.cl iln-ti slirvi 1
Ih: t the tiiivcriimeiit Ins no Implicit a faith
in ii.-i ability to I10M the p.ir'.ieu!.ir p tints on
our si .n'loard naini d In th" pr -1 1 na'.l in of
Mr. LtM-oj.N, that It no !o i;; t luiiii. 1: s t t
open them to tra l ', mid to k: iranten all il i.
protection to those cil,i.:ni'i who 111 iv avail
themselves of a pr'n "11 1 bcnelll so 1 1:1
neces arily R;cpen'l"d.
rhiladelphia 0''ce h id a m i ! n l,n'. 1 " n
coiniiii r. e v ith No. folk, nil I w th a v 1 il. ex
lent of interior country vhk'h our 111 t.vi 1 in
icmcmiiI tlum.h that port. Tie ti iei. hvur
al le for renewing that cmmiei-en it o i e a 1 1
exlcriding it to the utmost possible linilti
v. lib li capital and enterprise can i;x'"i I li.
It ilejienils entirely w"nh O'.ir own clU. -in
whether they will reap th" first trail 1 of a
n vived coiiimerci il Inlereoiirse with tlm
Soiuh as fust as the Ailminl 1 ration can a iJ
tiers open the way for it., or leave th js t fruits
to be gathered and approprint 1 by :h t in r,t
m tive and thnfiy n. ii'iili is of U.ikim .-.,
New Yi rk, and Uo.-.ton.
We make no doubt that the pi .ml'" of Ih
cities earned will be wide 11 w .ik to the '.rohl 'n
oj' ortimity that is presented to them by 111 1 1
reinovid of thi' block. ule ol" Norfolk, and imi.'-s :
we bentir o'.ir.-.elve-i. In the srim dir m l a we j
shall exhibit our ol 1 tbiie .slowness an I tip ilhy,
ami deserve to remain stegnatin in the iu:dit I
01 more naiiirai r' somn s lur tnd" l!n:i :e'n
potscssed by all the cities oi" the N'oHll
besiih-s.
Whi dionld iVntisylvMpI 1 ; llon- Ntny York
und ll'. t ton to (,'iow lieh on h"r fields, and h -r
rr.l'ies.iuid her lorc-ts? Why shoul lshf suMer
Ihe people of other M iV.-,t:i be t he c uriers
of her pto'liuls to profitable market,', a,id to
realize enormous wealth in the sale ol' tha n
al a larc mlvnnce ou the llr .t price paid (o
the pioei:rer? 'J'lii - ;svii il. Ins be n d me
in the Jiist, ui'.d Is yi l bebisr done. Is Hi t.'
never to be a hane f r 'h- '.e'ler? Will o.tr
ei.pl-. never ui-oii-e th.-nis.lves to a right
I'lii'er-tandin of th' ir interest, and put forMi
the enerty that is n"e wary to promote n I
veiMire those inierests?
No better ciia.n e could be ofi'ered to btgla
the work than thai, vthh li the urailual re- '-t lb.
I'.ehinein til coHini 'I'cMl r.-l uio.ns mivl inter
course with lie South presents. Norfolk,
Vin'biiii, i.i iiiitnrally one of the finest harbsrs
on oi:r entire sen-coast ; and with the closj of
the war. and the neiv ele'iientd, social und
political, that v il' no doubt, be brought tj
b ar in the ilcveinp.iient of tin; nia'eria! richer
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of the Southeri' country, it must in eo'irs;1
time become one of tho must prospcroji of
our American ports, both as respects tun
coast wise traiio and foreign co:ti nerce. A
line of railways w ill connect Norfolk: with all
parts of the South, even to the utterni nt
limits of Texas and l'lorida; and it Is hut re.i
son::ble thut. for much of rill that the Nor:h
cnu pour into the lap ot the South throah
her ports, the South will bo able to return an
equivalent in her principal staplpt, whosu pro
duction free labor will Increase In am tuiit one
hundred, fold anil more.
And let us, while ou thi.-; interesting subjeel,
cbscive, teiiciuliy, that one of tho mist
tlii lent, because, powerfully couellialing m:a-
c
stires which th'e Oovernmciit can employ to
.tV..t n r.nnioi..vt iiC thft 11 h.-tlirtti ntiil renew
. , , .. , . t c
un.ieable coiirnvtions between the peonlo of
.!.,. i,..i o.stwt.i,mr.i r.r
, . .,
ctimna rcal intercourse be weim us as speeddy
as circuim lanci s will a.lmit ot its lielufr ilone.
The President is evidently aware of this,
art! bis recent proclamation shows that
he hi determined '.o test at tho earliest prac
ticable, moment the virtue of brlii'ting tha
two sections ot tho country together lu frieudly
association, und binding them to one
another by the p-ntln, yet strong bonis of
tuutuel interest. It has been said that the
war has put implacable hatred between the
belligerents, and no'-hiit cnu ever unite them
l. .......... nml iitl't.r.ti, in Hir iill. I lb. 1itOMhtrl
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is made ly thos.; whose wish is probably
falher to their thou 'lit. IJut
be all thlt as it
may, the problem can only be solved by ex
periment, and it Is the duty of ihe (lovcruineut
o lose, no time, und spare uo proper menu 4 in
trying the question pneliealiy. . Thisoienliig,
then, of the port ol Norfolk, is a fair beginning
of the work, aim we shall soon see how it will
result. The elt'oit. at all cvol, enn do no
barm, while it limy provt' productive of th:1
grcAli st g.jd.
i' 1 v riivpi.
For niMiy yean the bever portion 01' Illi
nois borderlni on the Ohio river, and eioii'l
Ing towards the Interior of the Slate for some
thing like one hundred miles, lots been siyled
in political circles I'erypt." The old Whig
party tlxed this nniti" upon II 1V0111 ihe faet
thut there w. re bui one or two counties out
of u couple of d.i 'ii v hii'b ever give V'iiit
inajoiitit s. II it the "iliii k d .'iVin .-s" whb'h
bus enveloped this modern Kvp". is beiua:
rapidly tliapellt d, ami lloihing 11 1 tu l"ii-lej
to let l'chl upon thai region as lhowiriu
whieh we iii'o t;"W ccarK'eil. N.-irit ihi
v. hole 1 orllon oi It mois '.-, 01 .ij.ii .lly 1
by men from lie; clave st -'.-'s of K 'i' t- i;.'.
Tcnnc-si c, and Al-tbauiu. 'J'i. 'y w re poor
meu, who lelt those States because of the dif
ficulties thrown in the way 01 their advance
ment In wealth and position by the aristoccvy
of .slavery. As is the case generally in the
Southern States with tho?e who do not pos
sess slaves, these men, who sought more free
dom in Illinois, were not only impoverished,
but tney were ignorant; and when lin y cast
their lot on the soil of a free State they car
ried with thorn slaveholders' ideas of demo
cracy, and stuck laithfully by tueui iu every
election.
It was f.'oin these people ihui theDt m j
crut always i4pc. ted and received the cuor
mcus majorities wh'nij carried tiie State for
their pi-:ty duriu so uieuy years; and It win
on that very vote licit they Loped to assure a
heavy majority for McCi.vit w at tho late
election. But they counted wrongly, and
were unaware of the astonishing change
whieh has been In progress in that once be
nighted section ulnco the Initiation of tin)
liebelllon. Thousands ob thousands of people
Who formerly , supported every candid i'e,
good, bud, and inditferent, nomiuuled by ibe)
Democracy, have within the past tout years
discovered that the nam " of Democracy
but fje ibe u'i skin"'t''.Kvu',er' Ob ibo4l-
tiers 01 the wolf, shivery. Secession rev.v le I
tie monster fy M'.i ippi.iji oil tlio dis 11 1 , in 1
Ihe eyes of meu who lionesll,' loe I'eir ,
country snil abhor despotism open ' I I 1 ii'ler
listoiii.hinent. Tiey !iegail to I vid e.u I J.iia'l
for tlieinsi Ive :, nvd th mor,, t !i i l a i l
tlitti,"ht the inore. tii, y sha l l, e. .1 over I'e
bcnihle 11 line which tho leaders of lie it '1 !
lion v ere mile:. vor'niK to consnni'ii lie. 'I' i
lithi was let In np'i:i th-ilr mindi, an I t'e
fcr.TS ilnikni ss tb-it. Numbers of th drbeit
1,1. n came out In oppo I'I ;i lo th" Ite'iels, in I
ithi r on the th Id of b it.L'c or 011 th slei n;
I'l't the example ol H resol elion to it oi l by
the t.'n'on. The heroic dee la of tj'nenl
.loii.s A. I.ooan on nipiierou- ido ily tl -U,
end M i el n-i in voice at biene, '--h mtin th :
lalle try of fiee.lmi," toll with td .riojs
1 cm. I upon the pcojile and siint I the 11 t a
it torlons te.'.l) for the old flajr.
A Im ':e ncinbiT of coun.l es which use
miilbnn'y it throw heavy in iiorities fi.-thn
; Democratic party, at fie N'ove nh T ele :llo,i
j tunic up v. ith Ih'ilr m t tritles reverse .1, and
i enst theui lor Lincoln and tha Union. l'"or
bistiince, .Johnson county, In IS,! 1, fjave Mr.
I.rsrnr.N 41 voles; Dumi.vs, Y2. Tiiii
year the lU-publVau ticket carries It by 7 ' I;
' und mi we might multiply last lie 's of th
'mat l.ioial revobtll tti wiii"'i h n oei.-re.l In
! Soioht Pi lllinoi i a re ;i ui v. hie'i h 1 1 ael iilly
1 bec-nic a byword and a reprot-h. I! i' tlia
I day ! as dawned, tnid llht nnd k:i i.vi I
j scalier afar the bin kiics n t 1 1- tratic
wb'cll ho loct; enslTOudcl and so looy pos
! Si . seil the minds ol Us people,
j Takipg Southern Illinois na an r xa n;de l
j wh I can b" done in tho way of f-'gciarjllsvi
I a coirtiiuiilt y, may we not hope, with a c v-
teinty ( f fiillihnetit, :l,.i'L tbns i;ne rei';!t w il
ir:iiispire among 111c pe opi ! 01 ine .- vi'ii, t 1
soon lis the war is brought to n ier'ii::etio;i','
Will not the masses of the Srj.lh.ru people
more fully uuilerstaii 1 their own a id thi
interest 1 of tne (foveriiaien; if Tin fivlin
ol'speeih ami the freedom 01' the presihelnj'
then vouchsafed them, they will l' i'n how
great has been the darkness Iroin v h:cli Hey
have ist emer .'ed. The ku'iwleil 'e o;e e
j nc'iuii fd that Ihe sjiiii1 of t h ihz.it'on is no-
posed to lic.inan bund t.;-, joid thai no mtioii
can be called a tndv i nii'iieii -il an 1 Chris
tian nation wiiii h ndvneales (m l smhihiu il,
w ill take full possession of th' ir mhnls. und
j esti'bhsh in them 11 permanent love for ti'ui.'i
intelligence, and lilh'i ly, which no earl lily
power can ever shake no human nj.'ency can
ever seduce from it 1 allegiance.
w u ii;ii i:s ,imi rjn; i;hu.
In a reci lit ariic he, ''Trade and Its Liw ,"
wc -tati il that us hi';h p.i. es for all llie neces
saries, as well as liiMilit s of lii'e.are in. vi! ibly
ini idenl to n state of w ir. it is both 1111)11 -t and
l:i, wist! lo th.irge the tlovernuieiit with a
result which it did not procure and cannot
previ nl. The war is not likely to coma to a
spicily conclusion, if wc may credit the utlor
iiu' cs of Mr. Ji;ri i-i:-.o. Davis and hi.
newspaper organs in the f'o-ith. They breathe
defiance to the unns of the nation an 1 declare
that they will not even I'steu to overture.! of
pence, I'xeepl on the condition ofladependeiiee.
That sort of t.'ill; may snuiut to some ears Vi-;
tbt- ravin"! of desperation, and it is, no do'thi,
.. . f . . . . .1
liictutod in a large measure by a spisit of
obstinacy that is much more inspired by
nu.lignaut passion than cool and coa id .'iwlo
reason.
Assmnlnp, then, that the war may, under
any auspices, lr.it a year or two lon.r, it be
comes a careful and provident people tt antici
pate the ordinary Inconveniences of such a
state of (.flairs, sud to make nil suitable pre
paration, to meet (hem with virtuous lortitmlj
and to mitigate them as far as possible. Tuo
question, therefore, of food and fuel for tho
million becomes highly imporlaul. It b; tpiite
uppareut to uny reflecting mind that, at the
present enormous prices of nil the essential,
Indispensable Articles of universal coas:im:j-
tion, such a;i flour, collee, tea, milk, sugar, I
meat, nnd the like, a vant niimbi r, ner'uips j.
' . ' . . ,
moiety, U noi a majority, oi tne people, can-
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not alford to buy eiiouirh provisions to answer i
rpnll!rpmf.,' (f U lmtv coalI,)rt. if not
tne reqiiiremeuis 01 orm.miy vusi.au, o ..01
positive necessity. And as regards fuel, no w,n jo mou-1 streugtlmu the arms and rcjnl
ono can full to see that, with wood at thirteeu , mate tne courage ot bu.slmiiiis, fatlKrs, and
... , . . . , , . 1 brothers in tho lied than a rclnfercoinent of
dolTarsa cord, und coal at an equal, If not 1 tw,.ntv thousand wen. Ic will show tt.cn tint
greater co't per ton, a very large proportion ' tiny 'mul thiiis arc not forgotten, and tint a
of our population must freeze to death in tlu I P'tul eoi ntry is wutcbful of their MrUfdia."
next winter from hheer inability to purchase 1 "
wood nnd coal er.ough to keep the house ! ThuMiorc iihoii. K.t.
warm and cook the little food that their sleu- ! , e ,lc ,tw 0U1,. " "t ,
, ,,, ,, . , 1 liuvc inude a mote enviable reputation for them-
der means w IH enable tbem to pay for. ! f ,n y() tr,ff a o1 of ,Un Til,0.
vnaimen is to oe none m so serious nn
extiemityy , The man of wealth, or of easy
. .l.i.nMlnii.,M am a lio il,ii,fl n.it osni -ilinnl tlio
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u"l,,LI' "" '""'"J v.wi. iw o-v
ho wants, However prices may mivancc. mil
we are a civilized and Christian people, and
live in a community in which no citizen can
be allow eii even if he would, to think of his
ow n private vt elfaro and interest, in total dis
regard of Ihe situation of his neighbor, or
rather thousamls of his fellow-townsmen nnd
; tow uswotneii. The 'comparatively few who
'. re well off, and who feel perlbctly secure
! BKalift the worst viciesit-.tib's of foi-t'iue, cau
1 not, nevertheless, afford to wrap themselves
i.p in tin Ir selllsh Independence, nnd take no
thoughl of Ihe famishing and freezing multi
tude In whose midst they dw ell. Christianity
is not only opposed to sucb hard and cruel
egotism, bill put lie policy, soci-U peaoe and
order, are inpially repugnant to it.
The time has conic w hen provltlon must 1
made to avert scenes of bitter disHess, il not
of teii'itiltt ditiirb:iiiec and vlolen -e, In the
community, bv averting Vhe clremei of oer-
rtaial went and siifVi-rlng. Hiunm nature,
fjilUvali-d ami ili .lipllned as U may be by the
luwJ, bat'it-. ai'd judiebil saii.-lloii.s of civil
M leiy, is ei-i-eiitiaily mid ut bol'teii lot n.m
nature still ; mid W hell the lust cruel loot of
hbii'Mitiou und tleat n is applied to fhe moral
sintiiient and loyal instincts of the jsior,
we may be sure that the demands of nature i
will be s'.roiif"ei' than the sense of civic duty. )
Happily for us, a plnn lifts been found to
i liable every family to obtain fuel at a late :
nuich below the present market priee. A
company (the Consumers' Iucmil Coal Com- 1
jiiiuy) liasU'fiior'jiinied here to n.inecuil.a'id
tlciiti-r It. to their members or .hureholders r.t
what in called ''first cost," whieh moem the
si.iiple to.pensc to the company oi lei-sin',' and
v. oi king (lie mine and delivering the coal to
the consumer. 'Ilio Dchcne !i.n proved en- I
tirily s.tfislactory lu i.o pr.ieti'.'.i.i operi'ioi
tlii.a tiir. The coul supplied is of liic L.'st
qiialUy; il is j'ai'aL-.U-j 1 to Ci-oh ub.iCi-ibi,r
with nil desiiah.V' cerialniy nnd promptness;
it Is obtaUicd at nearly ouc-haii o!' the price
that is demand :d by private coaV-denlors ; and,
to crown all, the stockholders are almost cer
ium to save ipiite fifty per cent, in expeuie
lor the coul they rie-clvv, while having a
cluiiioe lor a ta.-ih tiiviih'iid out ol' tho piwiU-i
of tho corporation, on the burpkitj t oul uiu
nnd sold to tb pubjto. , .
ThU pHiu-lolo of mutual protection miht
boflpplkdtomnnrjf not all, tho article of
Imo Ma:,i'jvuh a-i Hour, su-, cotfc",
tea. st'd so on, provided the I si tore
vol Id p.i. 1 H i.'enoral lit for ch.troi lu-t com
I .in1' to 'ip; l-,. t Ii-'ir 'o I hold n w'th -m. h
eei.m 1 ihll' t, i- fir 1 co!. Il is ht ions ' lnl
."( h a nit M'iiv vt ml. I ; r vol mi I . ih ul 1 "i'
Ij'rout.l of pi ivnl I'lM'll.:' mhI Ml'-ot. .lis-
1 I. ten'. Il .t;i.'. ti e'l, " ei, ' 1-
triry check ' i' r..pe i " ao.l t. ue tul
.pir:l ' r., 1 I' .1.1 i II n'lif'l I. ' ' p
in tune 1 1 . : 1 i t i ' - of i"i" - .i 1 1 -vi
lops In veo i'"'! es, "ri'Hi", an irt'
fcinl i. areih of l!r 111, tn or t r 'o H. li-
tiolislj ff.l' C !ip II:' ii' V 'lain, a, ,d i 1 I e! '
t II the W I.i e' I t ,,.e!Mi:t y a Tt'll s,' r. . ! '
ol tiiz-tn 1 d n.'-'-r; 'liep'y to e,ii; '1 1 ,
if bt.'t"!' sine 1 er-, In sr.j nui. i
i-i,t t h lo s-..!-!i e.l '. a ip.ir lot -is '.I'i
I'V I l il I! 'i' He- f .nits 'l el siu ro'. -(.-' t'e-
' :i' r. It i 1- ''..n ' I! V to!' ; -.il t'ii-.'i i.i
j the n ci-v . t ',ii- j -e; I", e . 11 1. t'e
cretfl ur le c -asit i t'-.e ft-ve: n"i u , v 1 11'
stoj K d ; and w 0 know ot ll't l-etlt-l ne.ii'l'
c n a lin ihe vi! Ci.ui tic pt i 1 -f ) I " of c 1 o
tiin.11 iol', lio'f so cill'l e-.. I ' I . I pill ill I I " lii e
In -. l;ii-;: "el t -the von uiru-r a! pi 01.1
1 ro'.
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ill h' -toiy. The p.-i.. :( i
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1.1 .
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01 -lint in ' s
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I a in inrl.lv 1
1 1 ; i i I v or cmiVitit v. '!
i-ti iT
llillon of olhef nstloi -, to '1 i.i
:iel.ii. w h i!;'iei'iil liciu o n
Vfik conK in in .try stys;
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Ti iii.l.sj.tii...; tiitir.c' t-j is
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or
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11..
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w l-o liui our ii.uiii l' . 4 1 u it in 1 i' ,1 mi
lt il wot" tii'smsc ff '"' t ie i r. n.i-ir 1
, ti' I mi. t"C, me 1 m l pr-il. Uis inii.t.i- fii' in-
1 ,-tllf, Jl.illtC 111! HI il.'lllil :C'i t'l ll'.'-t Ol K . ami
1 !i.m tuitntKi. Il '.lis .1 unn-l "mix l"- on "
pi i. pl to taise a lew Hi ii-iii.il tl J-.tio 1..1 lis
olijiit. A liiil'ion - it 1 1 1 Imve Ini.ui n
cliia,! pi ir c to pn.' fi-I I'm frioli . t'liriee ial
1 litioiv it.ii-rttif: vvu.cii Ltlis p!i :i.-aul e inl 0:11 iy
' liivtiil inspi'c tin ft 1 1 - in cur or . m ..ii' i" .
, Wc biii e n 1 1. fi s'h 01' i'. in. p niiil mill I n to
1 ki 'In t liii'li:!"- iii -l-c - H : tnili r uent " ' 1 1 1111
thtiii il.c ti-t.-;irg sl.at the people at ci'i n
1 u.11' with him in lit- I'rm ules. ri .1 I-t. nit
j Siitti'.-iii.iS, iibd appii-i l".U lit" start ins ic iii-;rii n
: vnliii A1.1I hs the Tinnkt!tvu:g I'es'iiti I - vw.
1 O.y.ifa'l ti'.ys I01 tl.inl.mp ol lunne nnl tte 'ill
1 l.o'ieel.ttl'l -.till r.t t; .I'.e ll-j intit'l! l!illn'T hni
will lie iii-tri.iitrd inr.'i';'lt tin i',"ii,is mi,. I iw
fli 1 1'' wiil .-nc ie..;ay a Icvt he ill loua nii'iji -
auti .ii-piis'iiui
Uni oui 1I11M to '.he s-il.li.r is leit hot inn -
f 1 e ll! it we 1.1 ;:(..- to pr.oi'ie it 'fuaiil.s -i.tto'
s'so ft r 1 is liiii-ily. lu i teiy t iiy nil I v "iu.'e of
lie T'teili ti e luleilis . f Mnibcrs li nil I in
! si ir in 1 11', n-el not otic t-lionlil Oc pc'"i.tl' il to
fee' s i'i oile-s dnv , 'Vlr ' ill 'lie ui.iion t n -i
jon ire. t'"r lvaml of a n,'. iloteer. ISut iln
: ii' ti a I. Wr n. 11 st 11. 1; !.-. I'.inuoit fit'i a !!.'-
iii'siie Clin: t 0 rrliiv Mi. ir n tats 'lYiu'er I - ei.e-e
1 i. oii is. '1 In- tiim - u"C I. ifl ; ii. i. it "i n . .'. ii 1
j tn' .ii,m ii 11 , t'oiliiiig, iir.,1 tint are nii'i u il'
i liiM . Hunts hate aio e lv in '..I. mi l 11I
I In, lets HI t! Im' t-i li' hri-d 1' a ''I tll'l lie t.-r er.
I l'ii!i s li 11 it ly ittirl (tti -i nt toil is extent! -I, tii-r
will i ssiui'illv he 11 niesliliai ol sniK-i'iao' tms
wie'i r miiciig sold'cr-' li'.iiuli. s. Tamr reimf
tiuii in-t he lef: m 1 rtvatc charity it is a
tlnty wl iili Iho coni.try cole- tuo men wtio
1lefir.1l 1111 life. f tut, tne work must ie oy--teinstitil
In ordei to lie etliilve. e ,111
initKf stioiilil l'i or,'niiii d in every ci:v nutl
tnnti, V. Ia.se tiiisltuss slioul.l he t lo ik Uj
Il.c Limbics ot M!di'-rs niid to prori ls relief
win i'. vi-;' it is K-'jiiiicJ. (' iiitrilniiiinis of uim. y,
i-l -itiiii.e. I.rovi inins. line! fai l should lie clue it
nttiit.it; lonlof ttu-c c:ianni tees, ami, su'e'v ,
.1 .. l..l. I.... I,-r.- , .tn. ...,. I
1 111, tl'llllli IIUI','I I'.,-, 11-... li.lj I .-,..:...-.
I dollars, nt a ilav's uotiee, we may say, to provide
1 a 'll'U'. k-u.it ing ninaer lor the so'iiim aid
1 Kitlui'S, will not be b.a-Lv..irU to rdieia the iv.iutu
I of ! h ir families.
"The llovuinor of Ohio has just mule an
' excellent Mici't sll'iu, which we sleual lika
I to 'ee iidoptcai in evevy 'Kta'o. It is tin', as
I wci-bnll devote Tl.ui-otl'iy to tha;iiiSi7ivin or
I lia'iciiil irr.iciis, the vthole conivry oUoald
ui.ite to iiiiiVc tae followli.; sia urilay a tlay
I of jubiitc to the soldiers' laintlies. ('jiuaiii-
tei s ol cl iigns e n ic rcaauv- orjaiuiM in
every chv .1311 village, no will a'.iunti 10 the
litstiihutiiiii of the rcuplc's olIeiuBs. W'e
reed not fi t r int j .htiiis. as tlm aetioii of
ci'.cli loiiiiiiiticc must he Si'up'.cd to Iho leves - t.o-f
winch conic nndi r its no'ico; but nlmo.st every
f.iniilvcm cuutiihi.to lis rhiire of cl-i'luug, pri
visiiu's, or fm 1, whii-li will lie di-triimtc 1 oy the
ciiiiiiniilcis. Tt'crc is no dniuti r that too much
wilt be sent in; for tho iic-essliy is pre it and
iirm nt ui.,1 it uiil l.n Uilllt'tilt. even wir.li fie
firniKi t care, to supply tlio actual wants ot tacsu
olii ru ( 1 1 lie l.r.ti. ii s so'iccuue.
1 line should lie no de'iiv In settini abtti' ttils
v.oik The iiiui-t should bo male ot th.: little
. ... , s mUl ba :naloof ,
tinio left to niskc tin Saturdiivfotlowin;; rUanks-
p.vi,,,- a day ot pla.lncss tor the, wives and e.iii-
- - . t!f.fl.,ldrs. Su,-, a ilnv 's wtrk
. TlI.n0!(i ,pc able editor of the New York
;J,;i(,v, since that pupircunic under th
i . ... . ..
coniroi oi -air. iil.o.s, iuie.n
d of 1'ising any of
ini'lcr the manage
iuu liopuiitriiy ii itdu ittnuuit
nent of Itov. Hkmiv Waho llipeiiiiR, its repu
tation for ability 1ms bocomo even more Tvidely
cxlciidid. As a writer Mr. Tiltox Is as vigorous
ai be is fearless, and tho heaviest of his editorials
aro rend wiih a keen interest, which Is more than
can bo said of all editorials,
The Into Preside nt'al campaign has brotnrht
Mr. Tii.ton befure tho country in a now li-ht,
He tiH.li an aclve part in it all, of c juro always
on tho side of liberty nnd the Union. Throushout
New KDfllflnd, and In New York, iniiiiouso aswin
b!u"i'S ol tils tnllow-titiiins greeted him with the
most unbounded cmbdslasm. To his fama as 1
writer, be has ail did tlio reputation of aa aecoui
plbbttd and (lowerful speaker, an I our follow.
citizens who had not tho privilege of hearing him
during tho cawptlgn, will embrace tm oppor
tunity which w ill no olt'. rod on Tuesday evening
next at Concert Tlall, when Mr. Tilt ix w.II
speak on "The State of tlic Country" asu'ij,;
with vvbb.'h he, of all other men, is perlii. s mos'
th"roiiilily fmniliir. As this U bis first let tnio
' in onr citv, we hopo be wiil lo wcl.oni.d wi U a
my .'urge audience.
Mr. Iliv 'ortlttti I'.'i-iii.ieriw Nlahf.
Mr. Ut. Curd', v-i w ill .site his ;irs! !.' urn t.
morrow night, nt ('jncut Kail, on "Cinn'sliio
and Miirri.'s." Many ot our le i.lus will ice til
the rich least that was enjoyed by them at Dj
Cordova's lectures lnt winter, whieh wo ex
tended to the public by their republication in our
paper. He combines in his style a vein of ihe
guntld and tpia; most humor, with a solid and
earnest longing for a purermorality and healthier
tone In the walks of daily life, whether at home
or abroad. His recent lecture at Irving Hall,
New York city, have been attended by Intel llj-'eiit
and fashionable crowds, and his repuution and
popularity have been permanently established in
the metropolis. Wo cannot think of any move
delightful conclusion lo tho joyous festivities of
Tli.inl.'h'ivini' ihiy than an adjournment of fami
lies ftcueraby to Concert Hall.
TJ'O cotton crop hits boon very suo-.vstiful thia
ia-sou m Suutheru IlLnoU, paying i'ar b oftcr tltftii
any other product, ear four hunUwa bJj hvo
alrodJy Tjcou bhipped from Cartiondak, nui mot
thv aa mncb moro will h& shipped. It ii comii);;'
nm CMm with ennal rapidity along the ontlio
lino oi" tho Central ruilio.id. Extensivo propru
tious tip; Uing madot'or the torning year, and
if the -.th'jn 'u propitious, the coitou crop will u
rtally ininiunsc
"
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THE FINEST IN THE WORLD.
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KNOWN TO Ml THE
MOST BUABLE III3TRUMESTS MADE.
AM) SOLD VTON THE MOSV KliAbON-
AliLE TEKMS.
. AT TII 10 WAUI'ilIOOMS,
No. 1021 CHESHUT STREET.
W fo.i(clitilly lnll ..iir frliiJ and tli inibllo RM'iKr
nllylocitil.it otr wiirortjjms unj exunme oar tnl
rtaitut oi liliili'v li.iprcvcil H,imrr nntl i.mtvl Plnot.
We live tmcc ! the tilpht'it jirniiutt ut ll the sri't
ciMtUi 4ii cvcrlicldln U.lt touutrv, iiic'ti'Unff tho PrU.i
Mcl at lUe Vt'iil4 lr,C'r)iiul t'! n f, Vw fork, &n4
itm t-roiii tetiiuutil.ila Irvia the bent antiu in tld country
M eiffltRii'i.cd that tticrc ro lid riAiiotuitJe luU..
country butr1ir to uur on
A riiJUJ''p'J ui'nuiuitureri wo prUt ourk(tlvt tn
havli r aievcd ro)iitatl-n (or oar lae.rii viitv uboi
c Utl by toy olher mKem In tnii country. ltlwll
kt on i'tirt that our l'Unoa htvo fvr niany yeani mn-ta'iit-tl
thi ir JiiU rcpuuilon, iiotwtuttnUutf the powLrful
0m-atltIon of the i:ai tern tuakera.
Nt w Yurk and Hns on I'lauon hafo bn rtin-tid Into
tt.'i narkrt Uifuvli their itnnvif an it ht-raM 1 by th
ai tl:6 or.ly Pianoi tn th :oun:ry; yot a, the aaiaa Umm
itn-fci- miii- A-,'uftti vr- irMin mutlnne to ne II any on
iaf.ki'i tnetruraiita for any lotiKtn ot llio, for tltc re
t!i-y re interior, nnd tnt-y are cmittcd to tk
told of other uiatirrV, prrhap ftiil mra lnfetivr,
liMhtitiuh putli d t?p hj llt.'in aa coUibrdtt d rtau, nht.a
at tho i..nif time inch mnk-re imve never beo
tVn.wnor henrdof lu tti'lrown rtt( . Th cutkrqueuce
I , tl ai otirclti.tu ftrv uit n lu-t-irt J m pur 't-we iDti
iuf'Tiin In-tirurttrntw, vklthont eonniderlBi tht-ir awn or the
;.,?iijit hiUre.-ttH of th lr rliy,
Thi jidvtiHtti;;ii our t UUuna have lu cneoiirnlit houaa
rua.mrc.u.i u t-rrtAinly -hottM not beCororlvktds, I'r U.e
1 ' lnt,iiif re.iHitis
r rit. Ii U Ai-kno Ic'leed iht rKUmlchLa U ttienr4t
ruai.uU'.H Tlti, .lty nf t'i ciUintry, mid ee!ffjM!d for lie
x uter It I and ft ill n I wotkmua.
Hi t-oiid. T.' o i iir.'ui( r ob'.;aa the pi mo dtrcctty from
t V. ' iiif i. uiHcLitfi ii. ..nd -ivc-i th; amouiiit tiaJt; by the
ir dt, vto u-tmiij-fiuiuit rfivAt'-r proilra thAnthu tuanu
I l-'.f-Cf.
1M;J 'Pi1 itoiit't n- i oii-i'!lltv nrr.nr-l! to nottilnij,
1 1 t? i- i 'j K- 'f'. f. i(n .inr. i.ii-'ii !m eiin n in to tot
( ntni ul i f luitii 'e, a in m.iiiiM tririi, ur' hld
i spi'i. b f 'III k'.ii.it t M:-k i,Ji..ii'.oiiif y lite tde
hhfii. hut r iict; linn i .i: s'aXtt U ad times, j-irt :t u
I it,- rvr ro -"".ir iiiicrfsti j ivru oiit Ijjuooi!. r ili.in Ur.it-
r.a'i n : i ui.itiii".
h tvth. Aii it itik that a. ti Irntrumont tnii-Tt he
' MUrti to . ur own lt-ii n w, fioy eiiinoi. m t'ta ..tnis
jiiilMat li'ui, or Mi tt the nuintj kiuiti ol ir n.c
rt.-i,n tlmt tiie aeut d pert iti ni-ai a:,9th to p iti-ii
pMnui, at tie si. la In "tru, .tnd w HI of I'.iurff not tpMid
iwi mi iii'. tiro il: Ut do , w hlUt f. th iu0'iftt-l:if .
Imve our i'hn ti cUetit -.kii).;ii, wi. f .lly im Kr-it.ni't
tun tt'sun'f, mid w .il piooiptly ftiVf ti.clr utt-hcii ii, utiU
ti e 1'i.tQiti bt initio ! w-'iir inui lon,'.'r.
nur fciiiblnm nt ii 'Ut of the in--it e:;rcn-it in
Ct-btttrv. ni.J wlivn o r uhw ia.rot v iue;i- new i'i pri.'re-ti
are lui ie eil, it will hi. one .if t'i Uii- t nt ti r .v.,ri.
(u ri.imct ti un!. Hi i tifttiKU oi iudiotry tne u: t'.e
IT' .t illfttitiltK'Il- til thi" vitj'.
nr iiiHtmintiit ! yV linrT''Vi:i':ti ovr
oth.r-. and ot r tt-n-ivo -0'l i t-- n.:t.i..i..-
ii.i'U iih to ' f i on hand .1 lutt'f lw Ik ul u-rtlci nu, a irt
iiiocur' ti D--t iHi.CM.nfy, .tt'.
ji peraona uts i".n i" v1"'
.-e w!U K'vr re a cd!, wc
will ni4i t mII ii.t wo hfi't o fc.iid Im fkii'l i ) ) r i iii-'O'
Ttirt ure, f couro. nhvuya d.iieicu'M, il of-int. n,
lir. itHtkt l j iiiii-ii, and t):.' Im r ;m( - r.-K'-d :n t:.- '.
oi vft c:aii.'H v li-j ii. i v dl'ii r t'roi.i ti : lo tii 'i w- f .o
on'', to -..tv.tl.at Itwoahf ft v in ii.uch i'.. ai.re, ..t
tittu', to t ' our ln-triiiuiU!i wuu a.iy oi iii iu.. .
tr.i v u..iy ' .;o"e to i.aun .
H riftiin k otir ti iuii and tha yuhYc V all ..nd
rMm fii ir (ililHTl'T liilU.'i. Wv Itll irUlIjIlCd t'...
l.uiii.1' iti tl.i-t ciiy ciui u:p''e w ith ut t a ii f-K.ug
ic.iioi l-t Mod lirtiitt ak.'JowisUOdut:ii(t.
N. 13. Sccund-l.nKd Vianos taken in cx :l.anf-?
riANos to iu:nt.
Ord .ru for Tuning promptly auonuod to.
SCHOMACKEB & CO.,
n-Htofil Ho. l'r-!l t'UKNUT BTREKT.
FINE CLOTHING,
A. 11 1
r wii 1. 01-vra mx
K N T I r.
N '1 C) C K
LAt E CURTAINS
AT IOKTV fr.H fl'NT.
II'Jfr- ' I ' H A. IN OOM'l'
it IMI'l.l-l '. I ION .
I. L YVALKAVLN,
a 'ISSSOK to W. . ItKiOL
IVIAKWNIO llAldi,
Uo. Tl) OUliasu't f.trect.
aiio
TTlN'iHAM AN!) SWISS
J.ACiKH,
i. W 8 T Y I, C 8.
(I'r.sM r
si ti, y.r.
UTNTOW MIAMliS, No. t 3 It
M'Tifti is, ! EELTT,
. CAlilillJCTON 4 00.
AM'V.iX'tt t.'f .s , 'usnut nrtt::r.f
Mi. T V! VNO C'lVKIlS,
tut'K'T i.tin-r
il' STOCK It T"n 'ITT
SI Itl.KT.
AT LOW I'KIOHS.
11'
in a. ii;i;i j.-v'i'w.
D. VV. CLARK,
No. t,i fiii'U-Nti- 5ii!i-.i:r,
Hie-' . hone u vr y iro ..Ui V 1 1
Vt A'l'llt s
,1.,'A I, I, l;V, and
.sil'.T.r: ft .Tt'ri will!..
nt,, I i r ir. fe.- for tho r-.n.in HOIIDA! TK i.e.,
. f . ..t t xli-ii.ir-' i a-il . Ino tnlii
i' i of ll.r Iviljwa g kC.-lsi
Wti
1 -it a .tti.i iil-
i;tdd Wm. h-8.
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iii u hi. .it gt
it. y 9 Willi r f,
An.t'HlAM V- ttUlil'J.
Kl . Itfl' n - on e,
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I.f it V i! i ti'-lnf,
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c id ' .. t i.Hnii.
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tii' d I'ts, Ml-J-f-.',
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li.-lfl Mil l: i l.-llfea,
( ,n:ii fmt t
itt-U. I.nic '.vtt,
l.li'.l lA4 k I.-,
I.'iid f ih i ..ti,
tN.M W.if. !lr..ks
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s.iM-r r i-ta it
S il vi r l'mn l.iiivt",,
e'lu. IM ( J;.i.r,
Hir V k rt i,in..
K I KI WAIl'.
1' att ' on ftut. nr AU'HtH t::-. :ul,
and wr. i
Tpr Hi !
Ckf l'ftpM'4,
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t ;nil lU-ci :v re,
r.n'trr I -l- n,
S ri.p Vnr l ti,
lift Hi Jlf lit
Un-aklii- I int-.n,
Ji.ni i rt'Mh.orn,
tit I" C.-lnl-t,
"po' Ii Ilfl(1ri,
v mi e h,
,r't .Sttin's,
n a.
( tui I'.Uh.
Nuphlii I.. tiki,
I l" Il Kll Ml,
1 iv kiiitr.
li f i I it. I.. Aliti Ca,
kr Kl a,
I rU.l Ktu'H,
futiTi-r Knifes,
t'lilidrrn'k i orkn.
l.ili'ri'i hp... nt
0 jt(r Iju'Vo,
Fl l P I Hl.iM,
t ,'il.ifr mid I iiirrt jvoni,
'iu. bo st.'. ni.u hU rtjooua,
1 ia a in! 1 1 1 1 n i ro In.
41. A. I Kl Jf Wl.I KV.
Wi hwo on hiiMi a lait-o lt "turns p'ated J.ffplry,
liirli we Artri.flnn out At rot pra.t to in;ik ro'm tor
t ti r nisOJ-i. '1 1, . M' M-lniig Ko''i lu "ur ilu" woo d oo
i -:l to .ul and i i .mini -vjr tiK-k avlre puirhanliiii.
All io di WMri.nr i l t rvproneuit-d.
i ' i I.. (t r
No.iMCHKSSI f 6lif.it.
V. -Hti ho jiul .H-wetiv I'krwuiU r pA'rod oyix-erit-nrrd
viThni. ii, and warranted. KiutavIhk' tuatly
muiri il va-H-MdtU Hi
iOAL AT I llieT (X)ST cosy rKlCK ' 1U
V Mul khiiider i ptr ton lmmt diAto iwiivery CjaI
ot Lost V'A'ity. i.ani. euoit -uii1iiik t j one and a ii'tif
t-jii. mi nrt iMM,.irry teir torinviity vi'.rtu.i toc-Ain
divn'. w oi i n i I o.u ih.t -inrptut r..il,tn nn be
btntii-J et f 10, r. tin it u obicrtilii auu half in
iity b titai -.I the 111 UAL II AK MOUNTAIN
r KANhl IN :4 41. 'o.H AN V.O.nc Nu. l.'l 8. Till Ul)
Hint topl-Ob'tr J -t.-r-ua IUiA). Htix k Ca.iitAl.
Id t:j u Nt.firf t iv -1 i e.i wnrniny oapiiei, iv eo iii.iri.
m!.riii.ii. .it i.r si ir.iie. tti to ill r i. : oi
i'i.rf, l'f ; ul ' nil tJj; uf loOiUArc, ol' 2h
(baiei, :!.
I. A' b J.ui' ari.,i"s ire rvMa.r m rei-oiv1, every yAr,
npi ami a hlt t f i-f .il. at iot, lr ?0 Mri, And t'4h
liivhirtid, ovffiy m uiouti..o4 the pro ti t s trout too aieot
Ail 'uiii.' ctal.
M3 fchol i.r- Hiij iln not vaiiI any ooai may ueva mnr
T'lpu'ttou of c -l !d by itr t lunptiuy t.r t irir ipolal
rnriit. iti erotii. t- ine paid oor l tbem. In lap-tidfot
ot tt.e it-fcuiar i.i'ii iH.iuvuJ-., to wuicu tUey aie aUo
tniitwl. H
i he (Vmpnnt i ia an a wen muittoai worm
at lh.na on (n' r t'rvn- t), wl'fi t,niv Mlnlu ai l
ui.t-tr at '4iita, h.i v av lr..l ii.bie Ureaaor. Mo,'i n.rk,
laisitt HiraiM kl t . , lr.),l, and alt other ma'innory
and pf-iALBi. I ii- I t ih ra re .IjI' of nuntn-f M,iai
t i., te b-i'xt ' . .1 to !'', Wi i'it pti y-ar.
Tiul'o! tit l io ihi iiuniHy. cuitny w hip nuci
lUatJt and 1'rir.t .-e Vtun, n, wait ivral uiu r
VAUlAbk-fiAl VC.:, i'lrrl,d Willi iU lb lUli ut Hie LUi-
puny for two ii . 'u : -t :h.
A D At K'l I tl Ifl-t l.ll'l.f Kaiir4'l '-'Ttl! tm inn Kinri
of tt.e louipax) . ".-r fct the oal u daUj m1 l
BlAIHil.
hio ai-ilder ti'ift iirh r treir oai m any or tie ueoai
'p. vi. - I ii i' li-oa-n. f f. vw, ir Hut fwAi,
ad at tb pre-en Mt pn.o t ti U aer Ion, dM'vrrd at
tiu i.oej, w.f'u'i '.. tMual ci.tauc- ,( t'.e r-.ut, any
foal yid in Uiu no. lifru, niidi'', aad totiinMO psruwui
ol tfity.
Thfl'-vtuf any -I l l itie niit'Tng wrai are .-i-wir or irnt
rtl rtii i r :i lot i t'-' . n "itrd on uie ein pnu- ipl'.
ror eii'i.uri t i'i ii:i .puone a,'p;y me wn ia.
o 130 tt. Tllll.I' tiet, -r. pu-1 tl.-r, opoonlio lltrard
tor Ufa 1 -.-'.?.r uoyv.
B 'ird of Oir' -.W-niui "wd, 1. II. Wuliu, BoN It
-.k..ll.l. m.s,,,.,,,,!,,,.,.
A. B. Jilli . v.-:ry. 11 i.
I,
A 1 I li
tir.N IH VNl lllLUKIsN H
TAELOB ASD ICE SKATES.
J. 11. SHANNON,
S . 1 " UI.KT (li'.l EI.
'AVl'.M 'K'N, srnVKYIN", I VfllNl l.a-
Nit .-. I '.- B H' n-it-t l." 1: M .tr. cat
tr, D.ai
t'L.i.. '
; iil " K f t 1 1 1 in ii "
i.riirr ft M'l .-lICIlsU I --1 -I
1 I I
V.n!TlTN ANn VlltllAt.
PI'-
isV 1 . 1.1 '..i.-e. "f I llt In, t 'itii-itnti.'".
r'l 1 .I....I. .i'i, a 1 1 w li 1. t.ti nn. ii-He
U .1
ill V. .ttJ T -.1 n "I . .111.111. 1.,
V 'IU, !..- -nJ a iw, I...
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I . r r" . 1 '.11 I H "1 I'
K,'il 1 i.tl 51., i t ,1.
il'HUMAH O. t .1. .K. IlllOWW,
muu
1 tVLB9 IN
BootB, ELocs, Trauaf, sail Cavptt Bags,
No. luitmnl lOiUMAIUkKT t-lllKEI.
f'u.ton.ar work ni.oe le ardar. U .uiia!.sr
i"OVNI IN(i-lKH tfli AM) SCHOOL P1.SK.S
V utaLc to ur.li'tat
II ll
jCo .1- I'k'II
oreiMi.ii
H H -.st.
IIO'IUIS.
PEDUCED PRICES,
ltl--fc. I .1.1. ,l...l. t-t-ll Ifl. -III. lit.
11 l.-.l ...'.llll
T II H '1' .
WOOD & CAUY,
"4f oilI'MN'tri' sTHl' irr.
N
LATm,' AND MISSES' HATS,
mcr mtvx.i ;-.
1 . w 1 ;m f I'lilc'Li.
" NEW CONTINENTAL HAT."
noivrviyrts
AT
M ') II li It A 1 V V It I (J I", S.
I 0 - Ol.l' v; i.v: 7 l.J-t
oi.d tiiHtiii'l rtl ,.iio
K 7 tl in .iSo or or , f oil UoU
WOOD . CI1V.
No rv. fii; Htfi r sTitt rc.
W HTYl.1'3 Of sTt A.'rt3i
LAnr.S, AND cniLDurN,
NK.WltOI.l-) H. I liOT'l'liit,
: Im
'!! MA 'Kf.r STRKKT.
Ml, 11 I IN Al TltnllANtll;
'.VII II TIIH
I'rtrnj.iaiinns of tin i'ri-iiii.'iit or tho unttsj
innl ir i l.ovnrnor ol tills i tiiiiii-ijwt-.:th. ts.tilM
'll'U -ilitv D'-Kt. 2Hli Inst., fi.s a tiny ol (Ifiitiivl
T.i .nl net In,:, lint tttlicty tn lint ttnilcrnaiiipii In larattt-s.
I nu,..nu,t. will nut ba tymi To,- n.nin i.t .in ibat tlT 1
I lltiat as c. 11A..11
rruHlitcnt rf.H' nn. M. H. Insiirs 1 romitry.
.ll.r.ll'l! U. ( O, UN.
I'rcslutnt of tlin I'.iMiiran. n Comininv oi ort!i Amort'-..
vvit.i.iA j iiaIii'K.h,
H.-rri'!(trv Of till- tpsnrun c Co. ill H'ntn t,f renn.ytvanlA.
TIIUM AS It. MAUl.H,
l'nul'Ient ol Iho An cnran l lrr Ii snrance ( oropsnr-
,ii, iin r t : i t'.ii ms,
I'rr 'ti'.rn! ol tin I'i mist- lvmiin Kl 1 Im-ttraitie CotulMUl.
j. it. yv!u:hi:iii u.
Fit ilernt of I'lnt nix Muliinl l.t.irsar. t'oiunsnr.
!Mi.l lM t t:lii
rrr.M'Innt Ami-r.' ita Muliinl Inhuralioo Ciimpfti.7.
JOHN ViKMH.
Hotrcldry Aintrt tin ' nlnul Itifiirnnre t omp.n.
ATI VVllnll .Mil II,
1't.r l.lvi-rpiml nnil LoniV m In- nrit ir Con);.av.
Vt I I LI A 4 ai. l.M I III.
Bt?.-rt'Urv Anll.rm'lip In-iiriiiK-o t'oc pan.
T. TiMil.l'.V,
rn-sliipiit ortl-e l.t-i'.-ini'i' tusuiniice Companj.
r. N. It A l'M.lt.
I'ri-slitoiit tiftlif I'rnnitlln Kirn lt.s.ir:ince I'oDipinf.
( n t lti.i s ,1. hurri-.K,
rrrsl.li-nt of tlto 1'iro Insiirit'-co Cniiijtiiny, Counttror
r:- lini ipl.la.
(1. M. Wlltll),
Atft-nt Itoyul liisurimcu I'oinonny.
tt-f' HKMOVAI.. DI I K K OF THK CITT
'' I'.o'tiili I line ''o iiml a,on, Couimoattctlilt llulld
In.-.ho t,.-. Hli;M 1 Siiiol.
K.it mnMi 111.
tha noi.nt Fifd C..i7i'ni. -'nil I. as renin a it Ii, riltl-n
fi-t.ni .N.i V.! Pitinc- sireit to No. ' I t ( Hi.sNtir Mtimsl
tsf.fn.d Mi.rv 1. ii'n. ,t-.ti;i tot i-t ttsliy, as her.t-.lore,
l'-oir. it'i I.-! i r, it.
lle3-jl ,10'IK IlLAtH, Ici-rrturr. 1
:f TIIJ4 TW'KNrY-l'-OUllTU UMIOM
Isaamir MFriltw' tvilltsi nple mi I II KHUI VI N,J
liAY.Intiii' I 11 lor, M. t:.(:i,urc!,,rullllll ,-irou, lieloif
Atcti. al.lt o'rlmk I' M.
Clirlminns of all denomination, nr roril'Rllj tnTtted t
lit-li(.i ot. The e.ori i.e. ttlll ! roi.tl jrlot! oy Mluulora
of tiie varloa. K.vnni..lical t luirnlmit 01' thi. city.
Ill V. !llsSK.I.IN MOvll'.K, Jl.U .l
hAMirxc.'tnBTi. com.ui..t.
THOMAS 1'. MA.SI.V. ) II
- i''
O I'
I C Iii
Lehigh Coal and UavigatiouCompauy.
ri.il.tdclnliiii, No.t'mlit r T, IHM.
A blVIliKMll OK
1 IVE I'lOH CENT.,
Bring TWO DOLLARS AND UtTT CENTS p abar
on tlio CapiUl look of th. Company, lia. thi iky Dom
d...'llirt'tl by the Hoard orMan.;i.r.,
rA VABf.K Off A.SD AJbTElt
1UESDAY, THE 29tli INSTAIfT.
cleah ok ckiti:i states and statu taxuh.
EDWIN WAlsTEll,
TKl'.A.SUKIR.
lleJCMil
MOTICK.
HANK Of 3.0ttTll AMESICA.
Nnvi 'll'.l.ntll.IHSI.
Vol!.- Ls hrbv filv.n, aiirreat'ly lo tecil n 1 01' Ih. act
of lli. it u-rj4 Aanriittily ot tn. I'orutnonweailli ot t'tinn
nylva'ila, tnu lel "An act ciut'uioK lutt bank. 01 lb. Com
m,iut.-tllri to boi-nnio .-"Cii.tloc. foi th. purpose ot
l.imku.,1 nn.U r Urn law. of the l'nil.4 Stute..' apurored
Ih. 2M Juv ol Aa.n-t, A I. ln-l. that lb. 8 orklioldv : of
Ih. IIANH Of Milt III AMKlllt'k.ol thi It'll Inl'ant,
volfd to !.-. n, auch an ua.cvlitiou.andtliat lit l.lrertora
h.vr pr.M-urvtl the itiitlioht of tin. owner, of utor. Lkn
two thlr.ls of ihr t-M.lt4Uio..-Mo make the ci-rlarieatti r
iiuirtd ihtfrpior by iho law. oi'ihe t'nttvil statue.
ll-.i. w im lia J lltn.Kl.KV, Carter.
S T '- WECIIAXICS' BANK.
Fniiani linn, KoveinberW, 1H44.
Wotlc. In BMr.tiy lit .11. a. rucnhly to Boclion Two of tba
A-t 01 lu.1 t.tneral AJ.4tl.bly 01 tho. Oiuinanwualth of
I'.nii.tlvitiiu., .uililt4"Au Aet ooablliiK li-ink. of tha
r.'uuii'i.itiwi.alih in hoi jni. A-Melatlnii. for the pnn'i..of
Hdiitt'iK nnflor ino law. ol tl t:nlted Slate.," approved
t.a '.-i o.i t f Aug J'l. Iisil, lls.t th" HliKklioldVr. of tha
Mo. h . Ii'n. batik ut' ll.a eity and I'omily of I'hllaiK'lphta
luiv thi. dy vol.d to b-.-i-etn. Mlr-h an A.soeiaaon anil
tr.at it.o I l-Ktors hav. pris.-nrrd tl;. aufnorlly of tha
owa.r. l D.iri than leo-Mros of ll.e cuoll.) stock to
Biaiil e ruu.-nlo n.-iuir. J ti.troior. oy the lanaof Iba
I i .n.l H an-,. J. Wi-J'l.viili. Js ,
II is . he lot CaihUir.
riril.ADKI.I'UIA 1'OSC OKFICK,
" i,-..aiillH ', lattt.
THI'RMlHY..h.'Jlih Insiant. t.atln. houn mil apArt by
Ih.- I'r. .1.1. nt oi' lint l'i..i.d Siai. u ailaym "I'liaik.trlv.nif
ami I rater, tin. nitiee . ill '." o.n for hnsloem. until III
.1 .-lo. A. M ., wbi-ri 11 will he rioted for theday. Tha
carrier, lll mil' I'.eir early lonniiiw ilelivarK'.i til. ool
kiioia lliiar uiiiiii (i .W i.iauiir y'"A'"'1'( MonV
II m 2t I'o.nuj.iar.
7T)f'on. SlIlSCKll'ilONS. TllERIi
Bs je only oiio lino '-.J riuhscr'ptloiii at lox)
"lli -Kb.. r.i . r-, n a word, n-i l i t ..la' '' aeventraeta
of t a'-.a'-'e ml In: lt..r -, Ir. n'ein "n Iha Alk'eheny rtv.ar
a t l 11. lulu itar., a-nl e-iiill.uoi . toainl a.liui.-uui( mVer.U
1 .,.. ml... now a' ..ort, auii al no huh.-r nn. than lltay
lui.t-i.bj l.e w.J .,.. 1 ho lino- nl. oric.liiia t.i
1; iiiiau H..U...1..S, .1' l Hear eSl .er., ami uiaiune their
ai.aVea .1. pa-- i.t.i. H T -it n.e tlm. of s'.'.i.erlulnK, or
wti- u th ,.-t i 1 tn.le uni u n- i"' 1. 1 vo or 1 010 i .r-.ins
. .11 . 1 ih . 'I'-' Ilk-' -l ' sin- A'r-'.ilv I'.'- m norliy i
01' i'i 'i 'u ' aire I. A- the !-.'- a will i i.ltlvi'ly .IM -,,'t
ttN II V 11 vt, to ..-. .ir. .vet ' I UOIC ol '.lie i.n.a.uuie'
V V c 1. ')t It'll an 1 Willi 1 sire...'.., ri'il.w.i ,
Uli-i: i't K. HOItllA, .! , .NO.WJ rV'Al.ii'.ir bt.
- M '1.1)11 US' OHVHANS. TUli le-l-1
4:111 d I
( -U i. .1 . -utuic Orp
of -1 ic .sid I " llesviT,.ni -ui-
tne 1- ..I th- I M"J Bt'HKVllt ,KN T,-lt.OVlA
v 11. u kwb'ri. Miret..a lie J.M, I ell. na
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