The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, June 13, 1857, Image 3

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pane yubllshed! in the County-11nd u it. elm - Mittel
smo 0 best p ortion of. the population, an advertise
ment Imerted•ln ts columns Is, or courserworth is much
t lb advertiser as if published In ,any three other • pa
dierll: TO one cities the rates orsdrertlslim are &heap gra
d I price according to the circulation of the paper,
Ina priisent sulphas in ti! United States T
suryi is about E 22,500,000. ,
W - Joss C7llntsits of New York; is :deitt.
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isE:itisosso wai: am enlargement. of the heart,
'filrepion. of the kidneys.
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4 , 4wailiy Rep Olicon ascribes the present y
of corn in that State to the, defective
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h was phinted last year.
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ifl'olth arlf John Tucker, Esq, in our Coal
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tmeni, we Z,,,,. D rular attention. It
vintlos statements anwldnestions of importance .
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t. th*Tra;le,' • ' , . - ,
iicasrr of space precludes tke 'possibility of no
tilling in detail the new advertismenis to be 'tonna
fao" column; this week. .1171.direet 'Mention to
them • a general manner.
',lee New YORICERT--1 capital literary paper
.4pp ars in.a new form, with one of the pietti
ed he de we ever stir. It will. accept teir ion-
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grata! floes upoii the improvement. •
----irstairon horse now pursues his way without'
stop etlimportant deviation from a direct line,
ft.builltogor, Maine; to Jefferson city, llissouri t
a I distance of a little` over seventeen hundred
mile Il half as tar uto Lendon—in three days . !
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illooi l s Doomen.—Ladies, prepare for en es
'.trims . .trrme ' enge In 'your, habits, for a Paris cones:
•g - 4den of the New York Cooler says, "lank as
the inter of 1800, theisubstitate for the fell.
bl levy
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id 6
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dsti
the_ Jun
rein of copper and silver bike . been struck
it Garrett Mountain.. A sha ft , about 5b feet deep,
b i ds beenlsunkosid.a bed .of copper: ore, 16 feet
thii surface, and 24 'feet thick, has been
struck.
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Can Damocaact• AND lionastr Mumma I—The
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fintiogivantan aavocatei the sale' of the Mali
'ne of tie Public Works, and adduces sterling
sone 1+ it. Presto, the entire pack of Locio--
o iheets in i ‘ the State is yelping at:, its heels,
"Wed h r the Democratic State Convention.=
, h! wh t is the use of endeavoring; to save the
••oplo' frvim being tleecAd, when the Locofoco
rty manes it part of ' their system; And their
slims cry, amen? The Peensytranion is' right
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• warm' in this matter, 'and we hope it' will have
depenaence enough to stick to opinions i tlnowi
be rigt4. ' •
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Tui crew of the United Staleaahip Jamestown,
1141 paid off At the Philadelphia Navy Yard on
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Wednesiray.. The imount received by abdut one
buidred mid eighty sailors, •was $45,000. Jet&
Immediateliy, received the attentions of every spe
c es of land sharks, who would kick Mat out. of
tbeir way, '
were be pennileat. The peculiar char.
iioter of that amphibious animal—an Aircan
sailor, was ,xhibited on the occasion, by.the fol-
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4Cwing °Worley :.-="Where shall I drive you to?"
sidled a ckaiseman, of one who, looked as though
Ee had spent half bib life upon the ocean. - The
4piy was chtivacteiistic s "Where drive mo tot;
f l Wily, to th t e.—, If you •
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• j 8 n& ROmniTl.—One Wm. C. Godfrey, claim!
ing . to be eLpertecuted man, publishes a card,
.:whict be istate? that he was a member of the
Mane Aretio expedition, and that the statement
Tor.Di;•/Cana, to the effect that he wu a mutineerdesertar, isintrue.• To eomPlete bb claims
4 the titki of martyr, in a few days, bewill•pul
. ish a book detailing his al:lva *nags. We
cube the, fellow's - 'story; his ability to sully the
• -t °put:atoll of Dr. Kane, and ..believe that the
rvement is but a scheme to effect sales of big
trashy book. SuCh men as Mr. Godfrey are•
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.?tled to ‘ no•sympathy, especially when the motive
J so palpable as in this case. Try another tack.
.•„ his "dodge" Will not take.
Tim S.CIIIITLKILL liAvan BAYe. 7 -The reasons.
stleged by some of our cotemporaries, as having
tctuated the Governor in yetoing the bill ,incor-,
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(orating this bank-, are incorrect. Governor Pol
lock did not veto the bill because as is stated, the•
business Wants of the section did not need it; but
because the provisions of Abe law requir..
'lnc 6 months notification of an application for a
Charter, bad not been complied • with in this t ease
Abe time lacking three days, at the period of
k c 'applicat(on. We make this Statement jus
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e to the Goveinoi, and with's desire to give,
a correct statement df the reasons for vetoing a
t ;bill of more than ordinary importance_ to our
Schuylkill Haven 'neighbors. •
Fatu.YATOBll TIIANKFIILLT 14.mmtax—Strange as U.
may seem, Mr.iTailehurst, of Philadelphia, feels com
plimented at his nomination for Uovernor. received from
• a Convention at Lancaster,. of the Sanderson faction:— •
Mr. Ilasleburst at no distant period,enJoyed our esteem.
.Nlll/ that he contents to be the rate paw for the almost
'defunct News' Locofoco clique, it is somewhat lesseped.
At the same time .are pity him, for his acceptance of,'
that farcical nomination le the commencement of his
political death.—Mincre Journal. , /
We hope hereafter to' be nhle t o mei to oar
3 friends of the .dfincrs' Journal, that Mr. Haste
.,burst may/till enjoy their esteem.. We caplet
-bring ourselves to think •that Mr. IL will stand
the equivocal honer passed over to hint by the
little clique whci got up the Lancaster Convention.
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This gentleman 'was, as is well known, support
-ed by all the 4ombjned elements of opposition
to. locofocoistO, when he was elected Sollettor, for
i l the city; and was up to that time a Whig of. the
most particular standing. We cannot thereleter
'see how be can consent to be the tool of a dying
dynasty. If he does, then all we ean,eay is, "re
.,quieseat in pace r —Phi/ad a Sun,
1 - Anon.
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Sure Iforse."-:Athough June so far,
has been very coy.of her favors, still some of our.
the City . , and of the, S tat e s further
ISoutii, are fleeing from home to the mountains
'and the sea-shore: Some have already reached
reached our pounty., Those , however. whci are
still housed, but contemplate going Atiantio-ward,
\ould not do better if, they intend visiting Atlan
ic^City, than to t sojourn at the "Surf House," un
ter tbe managenient of (tie" oointsous, gentleman
'Thayet). An excellent &attire of the
lease—which by the way was 'erected by private
subscription—is; that it has no public - bar: This
jprevents the assemblage of 'loafers and 'rowdies,
MI disagreeable to.4amilicirstopping ate hotel.—
The house is so i4nnged, that it is optionid with
the Proprietor who lie admits. •This makes itse
hect. There,is a: department for ,the 'Storing of
' private liquors, but no liquor :is sold at &bar in
the house. We consider this one of the strongest
; teotures in favor of the "Surf 'douse," and as in
other reipects, it is one of the: best kept :houses
is yew Jersey, we chn confidently recommend it
to the patronage of those‘contemplatings sojourn
' during the preform s u ,or at Anomie City.
DEL. JUIDISOten PanTABLIS ' COPiING
This conrinience and importance of preserying
copies of. letters when traveling, and of valuable
manuscripts, Is fully appreciated by the etereau
tlie, etnuto4cia/ and literary community. Many
Of the moat valuable stentrauts, sales and purcha
resare made by correspondence, while nemberlees
Irrialant th ' ongbta Ind 'sentiments of our best
authors are first recorded in 'private 'letters which
are pot'copied, but are transported by steam, in
the tun mail, to distynt parts of the country, or
to leather 'continent, never to .he malted =by
'"" Inaba": . . A convenient pornshis copying pumas
whic h•m'as i be always at, band, "helium. , bap"
or abrioid,,hr *hid' copies of anything' desirable
may he lelleain a moment anti preserved for.fis
? lime. reference, has lung Won' a desideratum*.
Such a press is nor/offe re d t o ki t e public, at $ price
within the means ~ t ell, It is a Gunn fade picas,
ed.of wood, occupying a space of nine by
bee, to three inches thick, and weighing
pounds, including the letter book. It
li the advantages of 'any iron press in
ty be.carried in a 'Wink, carpet bag or
perfect cuttenienee, or tustj; be used
try or office at the pleasure of the.
me ithprobions are equal in distinctness
to those made by, any othir prone in
The press is made of fine tuahogetiy,
rated, and is, rather ornamental than
..its appearance. It he accompanied
book and necessary material with full
mentions for use. N.Dovidsoo,No.9 Spruce
• York, to the principal agent %for. the
' , press; but they . eau be Obtained at
11, hannan, in this liurougb, pails
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UTAlL—Thellovf.rnment is no c t inuring it nine , . Cumberland Coitand' Irdst Catnpaay, awl some
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too soon In establishing order !here riot exist( others.
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The Coal is trans ported '
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by. the Cumberland
confusion; crime and lawlessness, in the Territary i
' Coal and 'lron Company i s Railroad to Cumber
of Utah. The Missouri ,Repaidican of June S lit. , - laud. • • ' 1- i
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...Several gentlethenbare arrived In this city from Utah
Territory'. Among them is Gen. Burr, lq S. Marshal,,
Mr, Morrill, Postmaster at Salt Lake elty, and Mrr. Craig.:
attached to the Surveying Department. These gentle
men lift Salt Lake city the middle of aprill; In company
with Judge Stiles, Mr. Williruns, and orthrosa.Only one
U. S. °Meer Is Lett In the'Territory--an,sport for the In
dians, residing - among them, whet thinks they will pen
test him against the Mormons, should they attack him.
"The situatiOn of Mira In the Territory is mpresented
as very nosatistsetoi7. The Government °liken did not
feel safe in the bounds of Bait Lake city, and made their
- escape. Their Presence was, indeed, no longerneeeerary.
as their official furictions had nearly ceased by reason or
the seta of the Uth Territchird Legislature.
"That body framed laws creating new inearts—a
gistrate's Court and • Court of Probate, In each county
—and appoirited Mormons to perform the duties. Thera
Courts superceded the District Courts of the United
.States, although the laws provided for an appeal from
the decisions of the lbrmer. In meet instances, however,
the appeal never was granted: and when Judge Stiles •
remonstrated with Brigham Young against this course,'
the Governor told him lobe qulet—that they knew what
laws suited them better than the Coogressot the United
States, And. they Intended to abide by them- When
Judge Stiles became' satisfied of the uselessness ot at
tempting to hold his Court, be'gavelt up and returned
to the States. ,
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"Several persons were murdered during the , winter by .
agents of the Mormons. ' They were what la called epee—
tates born the Church. and' designed to Intake their see
cape', 'A man by the name of Parrish, and his two eons,
(whetted fallen under the ban of the Meath, were rot
bed, and afterwards, when they attemptedito regain pos•
session of their property, they were killed by. men seem
ingly deputed for that purpose. The remains of one of
the sena was shockingly runtilated. man hythe name
of Potter was killed by the same agents!'
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.NZRWOURRICBB, OR W641101E611 OR 'AIM
IfAny of • our reader. are troubled with nervous-;
nem or weakness of any kind, they should procure'
a bettle of "Bccrhave's Ilullapd. Bitters." • We
have tried, and can confidently recommend it, as •
a medicine, Firing almost instantaneous relief.—
Daily Enterprise.
THE COAL TRADE.
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The quantity seat by Railroad 'is 41,241 15—
by Canal 40,931 04-4 or tbe 5ieek.82,172 19 tons.
Total by Railroad 820,886 10 agalost 896,229 18
tone. Do. by Canal 321,246 11 against 327,181
Mho to tame period last year.. •
Boats were plenty 'daring the week, and 'the
shipments are , heavier than we . anticipated, _al
though they are leu by .5,854 tons than . for the
corresponding week lasyyepr. :
•The heavy :rains during the week, have again
troubled the mint."' with water:4nd 15, large', por-
tion of the Coal ebipped during the week wai ta
ken from the. bailts• Several of the operators
have lost heir Bumps by the riseof water, sad it
will like several Months before their' mines will
be in 'working order,igainqThe operators both
here and, Oil . thvP'a:high have never ,before en-.
countered so much difficulty from water 'as they
have this season—and as one - extreme generally
begets another, they will, in all probability, Puf
fer from the want of,this element as' the season
draws to a close.
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The shipment, for the week earn up ea followe::
2856. 1857. tone. OLIN.
Schuylkill Itallroa I, 47:48 41.242 6,3611
Canal, 39,534 40,931 MX
Lehigh Canal; • 46,790 17.121 • 29,660
Railroad. 3.580 10.1X13 , 6.413
1k 1, & Hudson Co, 19,800 15,183 4,617
Penna. Coal Co, 24,312 15,386 8,926 •
Scranton, 7,844 7,844
• , 18104 147,710 49,8 15,564
15,544.
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Lona for the week, • tone, 35,9341 . .
The total increase from all the above railons op
o last weekires
• 68,133
Lou for the week, - 33,934
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Reducing the increase to far to only 34,199
The loss for the ensuing two• weeks, it is be
lieved, will overcome the small increase on last
year, still remaining. •
The preseni.asPect of the Coal Trade demands'
the trious attention of both consumers and
dealers.
The heavy additional expenses which . our Coati
operators have .been 'Objected to this season by
the flooding of the mines with Water are ruinous,
and we therefore heartily endorse the reeommen,
dation of John Tuckeir, Esq., to ativaiice the price!
of Coal 10 cents &ton in future contracts. • The.
heavy loss in the supply during , the' last week,'
compared with the corresponding week last year,
places the position of the trndo in n . worse •con
dition with regard to the supply than even sta
ted In the statistics of - Mr. Tucker's letter:
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Pams.netenta. Alas 121 i, 1867.
Oincruitins:—The tendency of the Anthracite Mel,
Trade to the remelts we have proposed to effect by auto
Association has been, and still Is, 'so decidedly evident
and apparent, that I have deemed it quite , unneeruct ryi
'to subject you to the ineonvenirmee of meeting together
during the last few weeks, thinking It the beet Counsel
to let well enough alone. Our policy, aa • announced in I
'my communication of March 31st, but, was, "To offer!
03al at the opening of the business season at about the•
average cost of production, and never to Ist It tall below
that price, thus 'securing stability and regularity
the market, It In expected Out the prices will gradu
al)y advance as the season progresses," and also "to r e .
potato the supply to meet but not precede the de-.
maml." These 0 as Ii have already intimated,'
have thus far (with exceptions) been accomplished.
We may therefore now consider whether In full Jostlesl
to all interests, we may not make , a moderate advaneei
in the prices. We must first determine whether the
present state of the Trade in this and other Regions will
warrant it, for if +wide it must be main/diked. The.ex.
toting apathy In moat branches of business; In. alinost
unprecedented. It extends to the Dealers in, and Con
sumers of Coal, but I am not aware that this is a valid
reason why we should eontinud longer to furnish them
.with our article of mecestity at about cost. -
For. the purpose of discussing the (location of a mad;
crate advance in prices, I livita you to meet me, at the
Reams of the Association in Pottsville, on the 19th Inc
slant, at 11 o'clock, A. H., flat you, may be' prepared
for limper. action, I give you the following facts sherds
the present state of the market, and 'my views of the
future.
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The ton nake by the Reading Railroad from March 12th,
1851, when their charges for the year were annonnied,l
(and when the Schuylkill Cahal 'las opened,) has dimin
ed is compared with' the same period in 1866,
121,1.19 tone.
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By the e Sehuylkill'Clinal, altbOa4h,openad , •.
several week', miller than in 1846, it has .
decreased,, ' - I 7,a 12 ..•
Total decrease from the Schuglloll,Regton
from March 12th to June 4th, \ 132,051 "
, Add the decrease by Lehigh Canal to
uoe 6th, I ' 98,483 ••
Add Pame Al Delaware and Hudson Canal
to June 6tb,
:raga “
Deduct ..inernam by the Lehigh Tel.
ley. Road from March :Nth,. to .
June 6th, 1857, 33,736 • •
!Deduct mime from Scranton Region,
South, say • 100,000 f
-133,736 `.
Veal decrease during the chipping season
of 1857,as eoraparedierith 1866. , 440,569 •
It brwell known that the' Coal 'transport:ixd on the
Reading and !Lehigh Valley Roads during the Winter,
was almost entirely for the consumption of Philadelphia
and the local 'demand. I therefore omit that Winter
business in the comparison, as ft does not Whet the
'question of foreign supply and, demand, which is the
only one I wish. ow to consider. This local: constrop
-Mon, however, is increasing to a greater ratio than any
other, but . ot sufficiently so, to' materially a ff ect our
calculations.' As 1 Uri not equally familiar with the
`businear of the 'Scranton Region, I assume thaVall that
Coal has been cent to Iffizabethport.
It is that rendered certain that the shipments. from
• all the Anthracite! Regions to tide water; are less by 140, ;
589 tone than during the same period last year.: You
will perceive' thit ibe curtailment from the &Avila!
Region has bine during this period as nearly as possible,
lb per cent., or the maximum' reduction which our arti
cles of association contemplated. Whither, this result
has been raised exclusively by oar measures, or in part
produced by 'other cattess,.it is net now material to die
cum, as our retjertof a curtailment during a period of
dull demand has beefi attained. The decrease from the
Lehigh region in the same time Is 23 per cent., and by
the Dahmer, and Hudson Canal to June 6,1 s Myer cent.,
• It may now be :tell to eomdder • the peculiarities of
the business of the different: Regions: The Schuylkill
and Lehigh have a goal demand for nearly their entire
production of Luinp, of which they make but a small
proportion, and which therefore usnally commands quite
as much as the other sises, thus leaving only the "pre
pared" Coal for export. -The Deliware and Hudson and
Pennsylvania Coal Oompstdes, Mt the. contrary make a
large proportion Lump, and so =all a' quantity of the
prepared Macs, that they readily sell the latter ate gory!
material advance on the prices of the former- .; • 1 learn
from the best authority that the Delaware and Hudson
Company have ad their entire production for this year
of prepared elm, and hive retired from th market, ex
cept for Lump and Steelier. •1 presume thatthis iselse
substantially the ease with the Pennsylvania Company.
The Lehlgrt Company alto decline making further con-,
' tracts for their prepared 'lllier. You have a Home mar.:
ket for all your Limp. This Is the 'protect statifif the
Trade. It thus conclusively appear! that the future ad- I
Mout ,contrects for the prepared sizes of Coal. fie do
mestic purposes, which is the great sourest of demand for
our Coal, mart substantially be made by you and the
few Operators in the Lehigh Region,' with whatever
iturintity may be furnished by the Scranton Region. It
Ist herefore eildenL that Air the vast proportion of the•
Iciture contracts for the prepared sites of Coal. you are
substantially without competition and hence have MM.
mend of the market.
While I. should strongly depreeite any attempt of six
eessive prlees,,l recommend a moderate advance either
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'now or on the let proximo, u you may think mostaxpe-t
dient ; with further moderate additions to the prices as,t
the eatenn adieus°, which we May hereafter determloe,l
the tin beingelearly established, in my judgment, that
a fair everac remunerative' profit on the
_production
of year Is el rly and certainly at your command.
remain, Dear Firs. Yours, •
Very Respeetfai t ly, p
• JOHN TUC V
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Tug annexed description of the Cumberland
Coal -.Field. from an einiiimett Correspondent, is
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the most co pieta, accurtite.and interesting, we
hare yet see . i l.t,will we are sure, receive that
atten 0 ion it erits. The post Solds of thit 'Unit
ted States are prominent In geological importance,
and aaj. information' in rregard to them, Canna
but be welcomed by the scientific u well as mere
business man's . .. , 1
The,Cateitierlaid. Cost Field: •
• ' Flitaarik Jone•l,
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This Coal Field ferias," loog trough,•l3o miles
through, extending into the Btataa
Maryland and Penwaylvaiia. Its ventral axis is
/ 4 :• 35° E., 8. 35° W. t'iridtlt at North' end, 3
miles; width at South end in Virginia, 10 miles.,
The Region contains 351,tnining companies, , of ,
which 10 Were operating in February-last 'mini.
lows : •
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.Finisnotto Baotou.
Union Coafaatilinitotinspany.
Mount Snvago Coal ail ilron Company.
Barden Company.. r •
Allegheny • ,
Prosthurg • " • : and sane! othera.
ThiTtoal from the above named °timpani:a'
eiimei done by •Cumberland and. Pennsylvania
ROTread to Cumberbnd, lon the • Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. I t •
Pnttivllle. June 13, 1837.
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Is Gsoßain taitriti REGION.
Franklin ?dining Company,*
Phoenix r ' all
Caledonia "
Swanton "
Pickell
Detutuld "
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Jact . ; " ! " -
Geo Creek Coal , and Iron CoMpany.
Amt ri ea • " ' ""
Grabens A Aspinwall. ' •
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The Coal from thesenignusies la tranaperted
by the George's Creek' Mal and Iron Company's
Railroad, to Piedmont, Va., 28 miles west of
Cumberland, on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. -
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L Vistawaia. _ •
Rampsh4 Mining Company. •
The Coal of this Company is transported by
the Hampshire's Company's Railroad to the Bal
timore and Ohio itailros,d, 1 mile west of Pied
mont.
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New Creek Mining Company, and some Others.
Coal transported on Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, 2 miles west of Piedmont.
Of the above,
• ; named COmpaniei • of the
Cumberland Coal Field, which are Vsbort of the
entire number, : the following, were in January'
last, at work: - " 7 -' ;
. Borden CoMpany. , ,
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Frostburg " ' .
.Cumberland Coal an Iron Company.
Franklin-Company.
Caledonia -;, a - :.
• fiwapten i." '
Pickell " ~ ! . - -
Detmold " ,
Jackson . "
George's C k Coal and•lron- Company. ..
! American u mpany.
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Hampshire "
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The remain er were at that period -Janstery,
1857—either I ism over in consequence ;of winter
being upon t . b infor had suspended operations in
consequence o pecuniary difficulties. • _
. I RAILIIOADS.
The Railroads in the Cumberland Coal; Field,
are as follows :1'
Cumberlank and Pennsylvania Railroad, 14
miles in length:. Its present terminal is st Frost
burg; but it Is proposed eventoally,"to comicetit
with the George's Creek Railroad.
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Cumberland Coal and Iron Company's Rail
road. Length, 11 miles - from Cumberland to its
.terminutat Eekbart mines-28 miles from Cum
berland to Piedmont by Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
George's Creek Coal and Iron Company's Rail.
road. Length 8 miles, from Piedmont to termi.
nun at Lonaconing. It is proposed to connect
t,his Road with the Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Railroad.
Hampshire's ConlinTy's Railroad.
.Length, 1
mile, from junction with Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, 1 mile west of Piedmont, to teinainos at
Hampshire mines.
The Cumberland Coal - Field' lies between two
great ranges of ..the Allegheny. Mountains, the
Great Saver) Mountain and the Dans Mountain.
A lies int% basin of cane. Arm: This basin is
2000 feet deep, from the nere'Red Sandstone to
.dillstone grit. • \ C
The avenues to market from the Cumberland
Coal ield, are by • the Railways enumerated
ab6ve, to the lino - of the Iltaltimoro and Ohio
Railroad, and thence by ei her the Baltimore and
Ohio Silroad, 178 miles :from Cumberland, or
206 from Piedmont,) to Baltimore, or by Chesa
peakeC &Ind Dhio Canal, 18 miles .ta tide-water at
Alezalria. - It is propose to build from Pied
mont t Alexandria a new venue v to bevelled the
Hampshire and itlesandri Railroad, which would
bring Piedmont thirty miler nearer tide-water,
than Mai : the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Yssto
igbts on Coal fro
timore and Ohio
per ton of 2240'
Win in Baltimore.
esapeake and Oh
par ton.
.ighte on Coal f
The f
lowa :
Wawa and Ohio
s—s 3 15; leas .25
one.
• The r
follow :
On R
On
livery.
The tt
doe of thatranapcirting i companies are ail
ilroad, eailti weekly.
al, cash, half on shipment;, half on de-
I 1.-.
Ile_ckug t the Cumberland Coal and Iron
_..0
Compant's Railroad from the mines to Cumber
land, orA 25 cents .per ton. On George's Creek
Compan;'s Railroad from mines to Piedmont
aunctio ,) 2 cents per ton pe4, 'mile, and I cent
per ton mile, for use of Baltimore. and Ohio Rail
road curt!:
TABLE OF DiaI I ADICES.
. ; i Nike.
Cumberlandlo Baltimore, per Baltimore & ,
Ohio Railroad, ' - •128
•
By Chesapeake Bay- to Canal, 54
By . Chas peake and Delaware Canal to Del
aware City, 38
By Dela are River to Philadelphia, 41
Cumber! dto Philadelphia, • 311
Philadel lila to New York by Canal aid
Bay, . .. • 118
• -
Cumberland to New York,'' 429
The,sca freight on Coal from Baltimore to New
York is t 2 00 per ton.
. In freight charges, the• Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad ) makes an a llowance of 600 lbs. to a car
of 10 tool weight. This much extra is allowed
to be freighted without charge, and is for-riet
.nge on tie Road.. It is equivalent to n per cent.
of the shipments.
Great I difficulty is experienced at certain 'sea
eollll in hulloing ears from from the Baltimore
/1 . Rai !road Company for the prosecution
al Trade of the Cumberland Region, as
ern prce trade which is heavy, always
irefererke.
and Ohi
of the C'
the Wes
has the 11
not be uninteresting to state, that the
and Ohio Railroad from Baltimore to
nd, cost $7 000 000 and that the Chas
1. /IP
'nd Ohio Canal, which is conjointly, the
of the people-'of Maryland, a chartered
It ins
Baltime
Coraberf
apeake
property
Compan . and the United States Government;
which is 33 feet wide; 7 feet deep; 180 miles
long, a . (1 , cost 615,000,000, is now offered for
,24 5
sale at ,000,000, with proper restrictions. •
In th George's Crock Region or the' Cumber
land Col Field, the mines are worked entirely by
slopes, varying from 800 to 3,300 feet inlength,
the 4 •Fr4nklin" being the largest and of t e lat
ter long h . The ropes used for hoisting purpo
ses, are sually , round wire, li inches in diame-
Vim. They wind on drums, 6to 9 feet in diame
ter. The Pickell and Detmold Comrenies, how
ever, sr. using the flat iron, ribbon or. bond, 4 to
5 inche wide, and 1-16 to if inches thick, in
I either welded or riveted together.
Coal is all brought oat by horses and
vein worked In the Cumberland Coal
the welt known 15400 t vein, which has a
-in" ply of slate, or rubbish, 2 feet above
43,790 .
the, door, which is holed into in mining.
The is no fire damp in the mines of this Coal
Field. They a sometimes troubled With car
bonic2re
id gat; but the mines generally, are well
ventila ed. In working the mines, the "pillar
and s I" system is . adopted. . But little timber
for • log purpo ses is, need. .It is 'estimated
that to the 15 foot vein, there are .10,000 g t oss
nt
tons- porse. •"- .
In CUmberland, Coal is retailed at ibont, 42 00
per groin; ton delivered—by wholesale, at Si 50
to $I '. L ? per,ton. I
The ompany in the Region doing the 'la c iest
business, is the Cumberland Coal and Iron um
pany.• rThey own about 10,000 , 'acres, of .w lch
aboutoo are worked. They produce some 250,-
000 to lof Coal per annum. Coal at the mes
in
i n,
is sold t 4 cents per bushel. There are 28 hush.
els to a ton. Coke is aLld at tho mines at 8 dents
`per bilhel. There are manafictured in the'open
air, pil li whichore sold to the railway compa
nies; and for shipment down the Canal. These
operkti l ons are carried. on in what is termed the
Frosth i rg Region, where the mines 'are worked
by lei I, and some few by inclined planes, but
I li
'where. here are no pits. - Al the Eckhart mine—
one of the openings of the Cumberland Coal and
Iron Company—is a slope, worked at the surface
by a. steam engine of 80 horse power. An' end
less why-rope passes vound drama at the top and
bottom of the slope. Empty cars are attached
.0 mislaid. and des.cend,!,,while loaded ears as
end o the other side. 'This iso perpetual op r:
ration.
,
In t i Cumberland:Coal Region, aliflllti get le
cents r gross .ton.-pd tarnish their own oil,—
. real $1 00 'per Medd', old $ mint per .ton.-..-
hey. Iso pay towards - repairing tooli, $l.OO per
,• onth which •is equal to i sent per ton. The
in make , from $2 00 to $3 'ooper day.—
Eight ons is an avenge day's - wed; for is Miner.
mla r's house rent-is abours2s per annum.—
While 'ining they have. to push the trams down
t i
ther ma to cross-headings, an average distance
f
, 200 to 300 feet„- : from , point Nimes and
aleso3ir
aw them oat to the Surface. The ears or
rams sed.in the pitsi hold each, 2 tons. Theta
s I be Mire, little or no Coal 'mined on. Royalty
a theCumberlacd Regibn. Where such is the
Yale, however, the rate is about 25 cents per
on.. he miners in the Region are Welshmen,
lai c
lerma s, Irishmen and a few Americans—the
Welth nen however, are liked best and preferred.
Ecklia t mine—the chief:opening of the Cumber
laud Coal And . Iron. Company—has a dope, 1330
feet deep pverz flat, and. up which - about 550 tons
daily ire raised by Mama of the endless lire.
rope otitrivanee alluded - te above. The Wire
repos in' um in the. Cumberland . Region . are 14
inches thick, finales' front 1 MI jeers.' ! Atthe•
Phren Mine in George's Creek Region . , n fiat"
wins r po hes been introduced' on 'a Plane 2000
feetio ..e. ' It was imported from England by W,.
Field, Broadway,' New • York, -. Engineer of the
Bubm rine Telegraph, and met in England at
Newo silo, i ~.. . ~• : - $lOOO
per cent. duty,
t end all other charm,.
. ' $l5OO
wee the eost of two ropes, delivered et the
tbnir dimensions being neck-2100 feet
long;
3600
use 6.
this i
rick,
Pilch
taro 0
21 Jeep's Wide by f inch": fitek; weight.
s. It Is Anita a novelty In this country to
t wire rope at all; aid on , an inclined plea,
the first Waimea extant. ./111r. Wm. Pat;
lining Engineer of the Preston Coal Com
bas the merit of introducing '
A mix=
tar.hlack-lead and tallow is We tonutear
Ttie drumased Writ is 1 feet in dime-
ter, sad the rope maps IP feet otore,:wLen wooed
completely np—teeking.the faU druid 12-feet sad
the eimpty dram 6 feet fa:diameter. 'II rollers
th 4 Planes are of ter; and or 10 I
ebeivht
'dieniater.
110 this art.af
ca P 46
dai
. briall
took'
That.
. . .
usually from 30 to 40 het to
1011:" The
ty of the plums is from 200 to. .500 Wei
, The meaner of wittier the silicas is
as fellotiole—Cross-htudiess, 300 feet .part;
',IE feel; ind pillars.(of Coal) 35 feet apart.
be robbed or drain, when tit.
441, 44
in Cumberland, are as
.Railroadt to Baltimore
be.,` 'era 45 coots for
'o Canal, to . Alezandria
I I r
Piedmont are aa (01-
a ilroad, to Baltimore,
'rents for Baltimore city
mines are world 'nub : 41 rill ,of Opal, 10.4eet
thick, is left on 'the laiver Si& of ems climi=
_beading. Sometimes, the headings are , driven to
rani, 25 feet apart, which' ahbrin - visttliatiesi.
In some of the older worked mines a feriae. is
pet for nse'in warm and Sultry weathei,"conneet
ed by n small shaft, with a chimney 40 feekaigh,
on the surface of the ground:
Of the pkees of the ItegiOn I wilt give the
following, with the diniensioas:
. r`- rot Lung.
Detmold mine, has bielintd plirm
riche!! mine has two of 2051 t-hat, err eon- --
mated,. • ". " 41611
Pranklits mine, has plane of,k 300
[o
Phianix hm, • • 2000
The above facts although !hastily gleauml, as*
Mill correct, and our 'eatespornient must penalt
us to axpress our acknowledgements for his kiiid•
miss in collecting ainifuniarding• them to nabs
publication.-
•
pm to milts atimaras4
ON VNNTILATION OD COAL
AND UNDERGROUND WORKS.
No. 3
[Cesitts
The miners of this Cad Yield are very innsh In "Wr
of allotiog the pillars to be enithed, besasse the Ore
when crashed is much faster mined, - ,seal whiten, ser
portunities Offer tbemisivo r they throw as aredi sates
preeinue upon the pillars. as they possibly. eaa." They
effect WA by having poets et Oral standing at intervals
behind the pillars es as to *moat the roof ham tailing,
the weight of which is parthift , reflected over the Sl
ims and which ahead leesski the Owl from off the
faces of the pillars as het= it is loaded or taken away,
thus beneettiog the working miner to some small dense.
while the proprietor suffers a eolmederable loss; Decease
the labor of mining and raisingthe seal Ma meta Use
same as the beit lump Coal. Ten when a ton of Coal Is
wasted in this manner, the cost of labor producing
with the original value of the to
is money thrown
away, and if each miner sends to the, merles two tour
of small Oral daily, It must won amount to the loss of
a considerable sum to the t topristor ore mine, it even
we allow the beet partof mean Oral to be. sold •at
half price. But It Is impossible to produce all lump
Coal, yet in many eases with a little care on the, part of
the workmen. and. the managers, one • half of what is
crushed toS Ti lked. may be produced Is, !pu pa or
blocks: of Bituminous Coal mines ought to
pay a greot attention the manner in which
- their miners work out the Na the bes and frOm
off the pillars, and miners tio
not to b ets e allowed to
work in such a manner as bruit the Coal into small,
or in any other way which is IR any respect to the dis
advantage of the Proprietor of the mine*.
_ Miners are too ofteuethreed to do hut as theyphase
In regard to the manner In which th ey get the Coal, and
it may be believed that they will consider their own in
terest la the grit place, and the interest of their ens.
ployer will seldom be thought -of by them. Even If ea
It will be in • secondary way. Whenever a new.mode of
working is drat introduced intdany Orval Weld, it always
meets with some resistance on the part of the workmen,
-whether it h to theirmin Interest or pot, and it is no
uncommon thing for them to Ism ilia" or, strike off
work in such cases. Their objectless in most instances,
are mostiojodkkius and unreasonable. It is often the
ease in Lancashire that they strike, off work- wham it is
,necessary on the part of the Owners to change their
managers, the workmen of oassie wishing to retain their
former managers In their situation!. This -shows imam
' illegal connection between the managers and their work
men. It the new managers are hors soma distant Coal
Yield, no matter how competent they may be 8 a 00/
,fiery managers, strikes are apt to take place against
them. In this case they are well backed and cocoon
- aged by the managers of the adjoining Collieries who
generally am dotes on all sorts of lesprovements coming
from other quarters, and who- are Inca We of making
any important ones themselves. Tb managers who
sneered best with 'the Lancashire workmen, are thou
who chat and converse - with. the. men, in their
own ignorant, diabolical and „disgusting spinner. who
also treat:them to beer, and take their own beer like a
man, who coca:sages them in their - mean 'ways and,
• bits, without trying to improve their condition by lose
tering education and leosperanee, in. which the maim,
gars have every opportunity Of dohs emelt good; If they
had but the indinatiOn. -Many they might match from
imprOvident and Intemperate habits, to direct them in
to a right or more prapernouree in which they could be
metal to,their &Bows and to society. The ignorance of
the English working miner is more to be pitied than
deep bed,and their condition in Lancashire is really to
be pitied. In other parts of England their condition
cannot be boasted of.. • t
Of late year some of the Colliery owners in the Lan
cashire Coal Vleld wishing to improve the system work•
ing and ventilation in their Colikriss, have engaged the
services of some of the Newcastle Colliery Mowers to
carry out their. wishes. Some Of these have IlleCIPO&A
in giving ample satisfaction to their employers. Others
have succeeded but 111, and the' alterations. they have
made In views of Improvements have proved couttaryto
their wishes and expectations,' and sometimes brought
them into nnirersal disgrace, because all eyes are upon
such men - irho are brought from a distance, with slows
to improve any defective systems, ands, they meet with
all opposition from their workmen, and from their
neighbors. All their movements are watched with in-
tense interest, their Winner nutted and rejoiced over,
and it requires the strongest mind, the soundest judg-
ment, and the most rigid determination, to overcome ,
these difficulties. When workmen discover that their
managers understand perfectly every branch of their
business, It greatly alters the ease in their favor. It is
to the advantage of a manager when he ran take: the
tools from any of the workmen's hands, and lire them
as well or better than the workman themselves. Oixa
sional displays of this wet go a great way In establish
ing him in.their favor and confidence. The most em
dent Colliery Viewers are those who have worked their
way through every office in a Coal mine from the "trap
per" or door keeper, to the Scientille.idining Engineer;
but those are very scarce. Yet some have expanded,
and burst their way through the immense barriers,
which opposed them. and who hare re shed and proud
ly maintained a place at the head of their honorable
profession. Suet: spirits meet with iamb mote:dim
and opposition In England.
(To be awl
New Tim COAL 31s.at
The demand for Antbracit
week his been quite aetiis,
responding period last yiai
ezeeedlngly cold and 1.114811/
at Sidewiter hare not been
.
consumppon, and are stil
yoarf- A good business
coast trade at $3 90 . ® $4l
go, and from yards at $4
continues very dull; the
in tbo absonco of take, qu
guide to the market.
No change to note in pri
Boston C
[Corrected weekly from
Cargo sales of Sydney and P
ettaldron, rash. lot of 00
supposed at 411 76 Itt ebaldrou
- WOOLUAIi IMICTS—PIII
wti Its ash, •
do s red ash, •
do lump, • • . .
Lehigh, Itan% • -
Lackawanna., • •
~ILIP4IVTIPXO-•Piat TO
Cannel,
Newcastle, eosrso, - • -
do Sat - -
Orrel. - • • • -
Scotch, - - - •
Welsh, . • •. • ;
Cumberland, ran of pH, •
do Loe, - -
do 1 coarse lump, •
Sydney, Liam, . .
Pletou, miners, . - -
do glue, • • . -
Ltirkawatina, lump, -
Lehigh and Setuylkill lump;
John's Lump. (Eiebuylkill)•
Prepared'white nod red ash.
'BY T i ng.
Proigkis (rem ltichsacesi •
Roxbury, - • 175
Pall River, - 1 25
Ipswich, . 1 90
Richmond, • 1 25
Boston . - 1 60
New - 1 80
P. Chester, 1 80
Bt. Johns, - - - 200
Old Cambridge, . 1 80
Lynn • - -1 85
-Portland, - 1 80
Rockport, .„ - 1
Provident*, - 130
flokirilkllll Coal -.silo fir 1661;
Quantity of Cod genet by It4tenad and gnat, ,
week entlins on Thanday eveplog last :
Part Carbon, .
Schuylkill Raven,
Auburn,
Port Clinton,
111;41 111 40.421 04
. 41,241 14
.
Total for the Nook. -L..' • tons, 82,172 10
•
Total by Railroad in 1867,
• " Canal "
Total by Canal and Ralfroad, r tons. 1,163,113 01
Shipments to same period 459 year:
TOFU..
, 47,627 23 • - Nagle 16
1'29,624 02 327,141 00
By By Railroad,'
Ou
Do ireelo In 1857, so tar,
SollassylkLUOosusty ilUlLUZlelbelo.llss7s
Thefollowinss Is thevesaUt i yar Coal transporeedovem
1116.M0/eat Rallroadsin BebuylklllCounty,for the week
ending ea Thursday evening ad:
wise. rout:
Moe alltand 8. Heron RAL, 111,616 05 503,713 03
Mt. Carbon 4,329 13. 62,773 03
Schuylkill Valley 8,124 08 118,164 06
1111 81 t. Creek Carbont 11.Cartra I Lfttle .lo,7l4 01 • , 230,816 :02
• 12,114 19,. 198.313 00
Bebetylklll • • • " 7,618 19 12r444 00
. .
Rates of Toll and ip T u ransportattos Ole
• SIM. Roan WOO n nuns?.
' • Proms " orw Prowl Prow'
. St.earbow. R. lir a i e is. Pt. Minton. A übuni.
To Richmond, $1 80 '.sl 76 $1 65 al CO
ro Philad'a.i. 180 ' 175 156 1 60'
Spring Mills, 166 115 e ' 186 140' •
Reading, 1.10 rOS . 106 ''l 06
I
•Rategi of Toll by Cattail for the pigment.
Prim Pt. WI/on. Mt. aufan. A. Atom Pl. Ctirston.
To Plant's.. 65 64 62 60
t
Spring 311114 ‘ GO " . 67 60
i
Norristown, 63 : 1.. ~ 62 43
Reading, ' 36 ' ..35 31
Rate. of Prole t. by Canals •
Prom rt.,a it. me. c. Amami. Pt. Pinion.
%Now York, 180 - 175 170
To Philad'a., , -80 75 . •• 70
Lek lib owl Trade
For the week ending on .11.
Lehigh Coal ind Nay. Cu.,
Lathrop and other,
Spring Mountain Mines,
Nast Sugar Loaf do •
Cokraloo . do
Statlnd do -
N. York. and Lablgh Opal Co.,
German Penna. Coal Co.,
south Spring MountalifOoaL
J. B.ll6elary it Oa NAL Mt.
..11aidettat Coal Co.,
Cranbo Moss, .
Dfaloqud ny
do.
C'nnell Ridge,
Buck 111ointalti Ohal Co,'
Wilkaabane Coal Co.,
Wyoming Cool ' •
'beard Cbal
•
Lehigh, Vallier•W s lir
Woe& *Gabe Sid
Spritig Mountain 'Me%
Mit Sugar Loa • - do
N. Yor&MiniMili,,,dd-, ..,--
Oruneil Nide
Gonnari.PouuLi 1. to '• - •
Colman** Stand do •
Doltdu •& Dehrrin do
Itotaton : do.
J. S. &Winery - it Co., • ,
Tolat, rt.
F,rlAe trCet,,
Olllpments b, is lutioati ,
IMO at,. 43,sas 11
moo oil •.:46,:if
By Ball Band,
By Canal.
Immo, is 1857, so far
Sate of Toll sad Troasportathosi
• ON Mt =OW VAUIT LW. "DAL=
"' Mauch alnak to Trenton, - 200
.1 do Xllzabethport_ • • - a 43
do Marvin Canal Basis at Pidatpabari, 1. 00
Val on MordeMand to Jewry Qty TS aster—lhoight
•SS cents.- On OW srahlmed at Jersey City the toll le
fir Tall nod rortglit Dios Wlttostorro, Ifldto Saves,
kektotot, Poop gam sod Mao& Comic to Bristol:
I . Ml&mi.& L. Ctrord. lk OloaL Totak.
Wllkodoers, (tell,) . 2b 64 '66 $1 19
?might floe WWie Room to Brbdol, .l Od
Imo Rockport. (to%) . 94 •so . 64
Praia(thr i t: rl • , ~. 102
drool Polo Moron, toll. 61 30 fd .
Tram do . do ( t.) as
i
tram Rauh Cloak; ' !-' ' n:. lii In
;Iron do do- It : 66
'lholdht droot Mauch k R. Toed, , 166
1 o=l for Moline olio the Wllkodbarro &Reed.
ab D r t of thierlodd. 6o log* of 26 coa6l toll and freight
Plaegrirro Cis* Trade der ltlti7.
'keemaneteansportimi *arising. loath of nay 1882:
Komi TOTAL.
20,014 12 a KUO 07
14,924 CO 43,C9 U
Union Canal
.Bliatara Railroad
Lykoase VE11.7 Coal Trails for ID!.
Lhasa' Valley Cool Cu; 1,290 . 21,5 14
Mort Mountain Co., ' 1,4M1 ' DAM
2,7 62
ItrelEbt and toll from Millerstburg to laitlaior ll2 e, V i e
" Plaseviir•
It are are detained 21 hours after artisal, UM' IWIt
are 12 cents additional to the atone. • •
fermatas Coal Trade t►r 11151.
Ildeelads for the bet week
North,
South,
Dela Ilaises OM, Coal Trade:
the week,
lot the troika
For (Utast week, ' -•16,380 00 61,084 Op
Last year, " 07,118 00
For the last reek,
Last year, _ .
The Cumberland trade Is alio , fklUng off, and In two
or three weeks More they will be behind last yeatos sup
ply, although they were ahead In April about 80,00 D
tom -
Cload. stoalc.,
AND OTHER SCHUYLKILL CO. STOCKS
CORSECTID 111111/14 IT . 111011P111011 a 013411414
PlMA&lphia, Braiding ik Pottatllla -
Mine 11111 and Schuylkill Haven -
Blount Patna• - - - -
Mount Carbon mod Port, Carbon .- •
MI Creek . . .
Schuylkill Villa, • " • - ;- - - -
LorberrY Creek .
Bwatarn
E!MMBEI
4 preferred -
Colon Canal - ....
_preferred' I
Del.& Had'n Coal & Transportarn Co's
Railroad &CoalCompaniese
Llßlefehnyl. liar. R. R. k Coal Co. -
Lehigh Coal t Navigation Co. - - -
Hazleton Coal Co.-.. . . . . . .
Bust Mountain Coal Co. - *. • - -
Pennsylvania Callt R. R. CO.
Dauphin Cal lt R. R. Co. -
Likens Valley Coal Co.
Beaver Meadows Coal k R. R.Co.—
Lykens Valley Railroad & Coal CO, -
Cool Companies :
Forest Improvement - . .
North American Co., preferred . -
" • common - - -
Delaware Coal Co. . .
Cumberland Coal Co.
New Creek Coal Co.
Misesllaneous
Miners' Bank . . .
Farmers' Bank - - .
Pottsville fhs Co. - . -
Pottsville Water Co.
Sir The 3tock of all Coal Companies
the above Bat when famlehed by tho
publication. •
MDVAllliNtilliolDlikikl:l
June 11, 1857.
e, Coai since this day
more so than at the car
r,the weather proving
• tenable.. The arrivals
snits! to Use Increased
•
' •
ERSOAm desiring matting Stone
ran obtain them from the Quarry on Greenwood
ill beck of Coal atiKot, at a reasonable rate, which will
be reedy la • for days.. : Apply to .• • 11. UrtliN AN.
beloir those of last
.ap been done for the
85 10 ton by the ear•
0@ $5 50. Foreign
upply is ample, and,.
otations would be no
110.11155 WAr aimlLHluskesiNATN.
.
OW ready for..delivery,lhe Fourth
Toluene of log' s Life of Washington. Also,
sets fur Sall. Subscribers MD procure their copies
of DEN.L.BANNAN.
Alma for Slussibili cattily.
.8 at Philadelphia
Market.
the Burton Conrier4
I . 'etod'at 27 @ 7 25 15 mine
. , a llngllali Cannel sold,
, cash.
2os or 2000 roriu.
- _
- . 2560 O5 65 75
ea
.. ' • 600 (fp •'6, 22
• 15 25 4), ,--
or 2.000 roma* @ .5 75
. ' '
i - - 114 00 @
.1 - ' 10 00 ®
FARMERS £ HORSE DEALERS!
.Ire.
DING -BONE; BONE and BLOOD
&PATIN, CURB SPLLNT, and DWRRN BY can be
cured. ormoney refunded: It matters trot of how many
years standing, a permanent cure Is warranted. The dee
mend Is unlimited. I will mod the • hole for $3, or any
two for pl. Direct , o I. M. DARROW,
Veterinary Perrier and &Timm
Herford, Lucerne musty,
N. 11.—All tatters of inquiry mast contain a postage
stamp. , [June 13.'6: 24 30
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4;71
OJI.TOP'S
New Mertes C
or memoet l teeegrapkiese
INTRODUCTORY t4EOGRAPHY:
—4mall Quart:l.9S pages, = maps; beautifully it
araud. Th e work is every war adapted to the cepa
city and wants of the young beiintier. Care has been
taken to avoid everything which should be reserved for
the more advanced pupil. The maim; hare onlj the prin
cipal features delineated, Mom they can be easily she
died. The Amens are copiously ithastMted with appro
priate ringrarbige..Tor inidanee, In treating oran hrUntl,
the subject is illustrated by A. map and a 'picture of an
island. So of a peninsula, and of other physical fea
tures. 1
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oustnetratioest. Dedgned die that very large elm of
pupils In our sithoola who wbla to learn - the more impor
tent feet, of Geography, but have not Moe to consult
the more elaborate treatism. In this book. great pains
have been taken, by copious overtimes, to make the PIM
thoroughly acquainted with the maps, and Wainer with
localities. It Plainness the whole subject of Geography
as ordinarily taught, and if is a complete work is illy.*
Tor mitt by . r - . }WSJ. lIANNAN,
f the übl
%Mechem and others supplied ur
at the P
pu ishes:
blishers'
water wholesale prime.
Pottering.'. June 13, '57
111.
I 50 101 53
1 95
• 1 70
1 04
• 160
1 65
- tub
1 15
1 '2O
1 00
- I 1
• I 00:
1111110/111. cans..
10.622 12 10,103 10
it6ll 02 ' 2.310 14
MI 16 25,640 00
144 12 00000
6,2r7 13 • 2,834 00
• TO INIELDEBS, and PERSONS BUILDING.
THE subscriber is Agent.for , t h e . •
ILLSON'S HEATING FURNACE for beating hop
me, MEL wheel twine, public building,, Ate. It does
not burn the air, and gives an agreeable hest—an im
portant matter. We superintend putting them up and
if put up by our directions, will guarantee them to
work, We also put them up at about a M esa aspens"
than 'first tip by penman from abroad. furnish the
Furnaces, all gm, and • Registers; also, at mambos
torero' pries,'
• CASTLETON MARBLE MANTELS, in Imitation' of
Lisbon, PorphyrylTynneini, Egyptian, Brocatelia, 'era
Antique. Agate, Spuilieb,Gaiway, nick and other marble,
These Imitations are toped/at that they challenge the
elarott liftlialny, In styleasd anis! they're unrivalled.
They are so bighly.polished that they retain their bee
.ty much longer than =Mite, and are not -injured by
smoke, Coal Gas or Acids.' They are ste Nemilethe strength
of Matte; and- cod but Weis over onohaff The Infix of
Mart*.
These Monte - ls rings In pries trots 1112 to $125; ekterd
irTg to sue and dui*. A. epsilon' of pattern. and shes
can be seen at Ms sties. Pottsville. . - .
820,606 10
1X11,246 11
1,223,410 iA
1,142,1111 01
L 81,161 lb
toss, 81,227 17
EMERSON'S VENTILATORS, tor ventilating. build
Inge, which draw foal alrout of cold Sum and alsoeure'
smoky chWineys. With one of thine Ventilators placed
on'a chimney no camera of air can pam don the Mute
—and it makes no difference where the wind, may strike
the Yeettlatoi, it none a current amnia. It h put
013illIpublie W il ding, and properly constructed dwell-
In where • system of ventilation is anted out.
lee, pier. glebe. Table Tops, Doreen Tope,l Tope foi
'.lffael, Stands, Black Boards for.Schools,Registergnunea,
'theta° Table Covers. /Le. Alas, • .
ORNAMENTAL STONE, CHIMNEY TOPS, tor build
ing. in one block, different thee and lengths,'cliesp as
brick. and don't require repairing.
S'NSE MIAOW'S lbr buildings, ornamenting doom,
windows, ite., All kinds of which will be furnished at
the manufacturers' prices, carriage ottly-added.3 tv '
Perms building had better all and traidninethethe ar
tides. which ares useful and ornamental, and far
'Med at very km ay
oes. • E. SANWA N,
.fliteedie, NekwylkOt esersty.
:1157 by Casio&
40dray last:
IT 10 s; tt:
806 00 . 9,106 11
.296 11 2,201 19
,1,333 01 9,759 09
510 II
50017 '4,93110
187 08 4,002 11
.380 15 2,:42 00
OM 14 1151 . 02
2.3'2304 12,863'14
1,646 It 7,339 07
2.017 05 :,19912
1,25016 7,312 OD
1,71 T 02 IMI7 It
468 14
283 06' I 111.5 00'
• ' 14516 6,91919
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ry oitilof Fails, tom 22 !o 64),
• no peard, on bond andior We
.5,11456 45- . .' : X. if ARDLIT It 601 f. •
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PpAF;get
ATENT MAtailk i ttioiLDV Paper
Sep, to hold he Ito 20 pousids, LVEheeers.Drig
gists sad others, far ado by • i IL (1.41112111720,
- - ' ' Onto" street, Pot/monis.'
, 4644 ' •
:AIIBIIIIINIECS •
1 1 0 E . subocriber will expose_ to public
ogle; Eaterden tbe Othftbiy o f ;wars at 10
es orb; A. 10; et the Wei late of WM. CI. JOHNSON, to
*we =ANN fareales baptise* ebildetbm
1 401111 • est tutor, stagoe;rileiss. ae.
' OT
J. It. WRIILICRILL, kettles tu: 9.ona".
May 30.!'47 - • - , • )n, ...1
17.121 011: ; •: 1179 16
o,rxt 04 44,044 06
1,904 04 Mtn 11
4ao, *coux
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114 91,T91 410 1. la
cr oLtitisTßA__ r
isirPhes value wamm y aunesiputeri,'
SIGNED to encourage tuoptrit , of
. non, ormoook-ostaquzu n g. AM italwrie
moteetlb. people, to illustrate Ul& la all Us plume.—
L. Paper oblet met( la be reed by may fasdly la tit.
pomaneWartr, ab Puroatullus • year. • •
A Jerre* POPLAR, WALLS 2 CO,-98l ARCA skulk
Sloglatoples roar Cettle r " mupbrobtaiesd
of all Amear. • na7lo. A 7 924 A I ,
Ipoe as spar Is
VII 08 1,112 05"
;874 04' 14^1 08
'll9 18 ' 018 OS'
10063 tr 2 171,30215
11,121 55 147 . ,559 15 ,
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13,813 01
lore week,
lAS
Diereses this yeir;
Treeortaa Coal Trade for 11157.
Bread Top Coal Trade ter 11,T•
11113. AL.
2.412 24.626
Poona. Coal Coto Coal Toad*.
Neniliee ie Itr, tilts year,
kOlualmrlaad Coil Trado,lll3T.
wir.u.
14.483
17.233
loo'erese• In 1867. ot foe,
Railroads i
• TIM HAND PUMPS,
1 011• washing windows, shrubbery,
Le. Will throw wider from • basket to woad
windows. far sale by .. • - B. HANNAN.
November 0.'66
rojEr Opp py,LLowjr
r:-TsUtrfzEs have, this day • he
'owed divided of Arno pir Omit. so be io
• Odd Tame Hal!' of TrocithlA, mrabl• ea or .net
the Ude last+ ' T. A. oODFILL hionerer: •
Tramost;Juso A. • 7 . 23A• -
MISCELLANEOUS.
',:, J, - ..)...4.':4%7".5: : MIEN,
290217 14
318,361 IS
28,564 1111
7 twill Iknek Wharves,. Philadaiii*
DEALERS IN OILS. •
, -Joao VS7 , • • ' . :47/Y
_NOTICE: '
El t i:POSALta wilt be received by the
••thrthrtmth. up to 3therlay, tb• 13 th lath, for
a Moth &bed Homo, la linter Tarrasitit. Pa
g en and upoebbottos. apply t•
te W it. Stijl MON&
Oho Carbon, Jana. IN '67 t 0410 -
NEW PORTABLIE ULMER OPYINC
TusT• the article . wanted-4 conceal:.
att PORTAIIIA COPYING MIA id. et err
hoesui, arid reetedee ALA the &banters if the hen
to Prey be eistied la a Inuit-or vallee-4aay be seed
the we cage. Call end tee It at
u NANNANII mat and Stationery Rem
71;1•
A n V ' ING
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d,
u i i L s antra
w
iotow ossosthswill Now II MP
forsial kt qoality of tpoo and tote*
Loaehea Whale . ells, at the knout erbolesalo au t pd.:
cos, also &tarp stock of Bala Oils eill SO to t 0 eiluetßor
(Falba for lukloedos purposes. BASS A PHILLIPS,
~ . ;-- • N 0.193 Chassia7 Street, New /or*.
P. S. : We would exchange fbr a Sew color White Ash
broke* Coal, &Aimed in New York. ,
Janie, 'ST . 13.
IMPORTANT TO LAWYERS !
!UM RULES OF ;COURT IN B CH77YLICILLtO.
RULESregulating the practice of
the Courts in Schuylkill annty, together with
nlas of Practice or. the Somme Court, and of the
wend Courts of Newnan Plena of the State of Penuyi.
'Bola, to • which it added the Rules ilegettl Par
Books for SupreetoPonrt. Price 1110: Just pn blirbsd,
in la style, octstroNuid.fbr ale by
BENJ. HANNAN.
Boesetlergild
TOLL.
li,s.
rime co
126.692 16
EXT=E 1111ARM e ARR ~' - .
abed,
THE aubscribaris pzepared, at his old
staid, to Auld& all kinds of materials In Ms Ile.,
building purpaeo—Olain and ornamental. He la.
el tit, panics of attentkot to the tomb Roos and Monne
manta of his smaafacture. Tha ran tee had In wary
varlet/ of at/le, and dill compare faventbly, la beauty
and ankh, with:any obtained elsewhere. and are offered
at cheaper rata. JOHN T. WIWI.'
June:6. 'VT ' 234 v .
203,087 18
FARMERS' MUTUAL
WFIRE INSURANCE CO. ,
.:.. , Of Iferk tensit
fNOW in operation for FI V E YEARS,
en t'
and have invmade any awestunernt on their
lemilun Natoli. Have an earned capital of over 1100-
000—and insure at the most reasonable rates. This Com
pany also insane for one, twq or three years without
taking a premium note, at much lower rates than any
cash company does. Apply to
T. A. GODFREY. Trammel,
/feat for MIRO: a away:
25.4
5,461-16_ 26,4= 00
.7 - 66.6, '67
16,031 00
TREATMENT OF OANcLERS. TU
MORS. AO. •
The -Philadelphia burtiliae, feer As Treat/newt of
Cancers ; Tumors; We See Oda, Ulcer's, dm.
TAR. LOUNSBERRYIA CO., have
LP treated Utiles diseases specially, for Mon years
poet, and theirll- has never been equall e d. Those
Owed w trotted teabtad murk& epsrations, and the
great advantages ot• tills Important dilmovery in 'Modica
Science Is admitted by-all who have witnessed Its sue.
ems. For (unbar infonnatioui and advice or our pamph•
let on the treatment of Canes's, patients will Address
(enclosing a pastime stamp.) DR. LOUNFBERRY 100.,
No. SO North Flfth at.. 3 doors below Arch:west side.
Philadelphia. Jnne 6,.'67 Et-am
Dankart Dealer 11111 Exchange,' and Lead
Agent,
Stillwater. Miniseibta. •
3 , 34
au
60'
60
60
60
00
C •
OLLECTIONS attended to and tax
es paid through out the territory: Will *Mend to
the purchase and location of GoVernment lands in Min
nesota, Wisconsin and lowa, end furnish drafts of lauds
located by him; with accurate descriptions of the soil,
tinter; fie. Particular attention will be given to locat
ing land warrants. Persons desiring him to locate war
wants should eitherleave blanks for the assignees' same, '
or attaeh to the warrants Powers of Attorney, authoris
ing him to Matte them in their names. Certificates
from the Land Claire will be immediately forwarded to
these for whom Such locations are made.
Jane Ml. 'fie I - 2.6ty
e 2
52
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SOIVIETIONC NM! I - • ,
1-)ILM. ALLF .N takes pleasure in an y
• Wound* to his patrons and the public gene
ray the has lately purchased the right for taking
Mut
the - Dielullacityps i , and is now prepared to wait upoia
all who may wish this beautiful style of portraiture:—
These pictures need only to be seen to be appreciated
They can be placed In loiketa. dam etc., similarly to
the ordinary daguerreotype: This picture can be viewed
at anyangle,an advantage it powwows. Also, another
new style of pictures, called Ambrograpb. They are
taken on paper, and are equal to the best Malainotyps,or
Ambrotype. Persons wishing to send pictures to.friends
by mall; will find these just the thing, as they will not
wet extra postage. ,
Melainotypes, Ambrothes." Daguerreotypes,- Crayon
typss. Ambrographs and Photographs are also taken at
Allen's Sky-Light Gallery, corner of Centre and Market
streets. Pottsville, Pa..
SirPriou of the swim's styles irstope frost to colli to
SI I , - [February 7,'57 Ely : .
2i
25
9
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1104
' To Farmers and Gazdenera.
T HE
• ' '
THE SUBSCRIBER has tecei 7eli
the Agency, and will hereafter keep for 'sale tie
wing Fertilizers, which will besold by the ton, bag;
orliernal, at' the Importers and Manufacturers prices.
carriage added. The *Bowing are the prices furnished
at his Warehouse In Pottsville:
Pondrette, per barrel, f $2 00
-
Land Pl
Do. per 1 MlO
aster, buil, per banal, . . 2
- 22
Bone Chippiogs, per barrel, -•- • . 3to
'Do Sawings, One. per barrel. • - • ' - 380
Peruvian Guancywarranted - genuine No. 14by the
tmr. 34 cents per lb.) Per too; - - -63 00
(klninblan Goan.. warranted Feminine No. 1, (by
the bog. 2 , ,,f, cents per lb.), Per ton, - - 42 00
MeXie-10 Guano, per ton. • . . . . 33 ao.
These Fertilizers will be found cheaper than manure
that hu to be purchased and hauled any distance.
BENJ. BANNA_Nr,
Juno 6. '57
EALED fltratlit will be re.
ceived at the Mace of the BecrOtary or the MINERS.
V I.,LE WATER COMPANY, ist .91InersvIlle, until one
o'clock. P. lii., of the tenth day of June next, fir sue •,„,
flog, embankment and masonry necessary fur laylu
pipes from Blgereek or Dyer's Run to the borough of
Ilinermrille, a distanee'of about 19,330 feet. The trench
to be three ket•Wide and four feet deep, or as the engi
neer may direct. The embankment will be for covering
the pipes where the grOund is depressed: 'The bids are
to include also the, filling in of mid trench after the
pi laid. • The work to be divided in six sections.
Did wi received for•the whole or for each section
separatel y.
Bide will also bq received for distributing and laying
about 18,925 feet of eight loch pipe and 2.275 feet of ten
Inch pipe. either lith or without furnishing the lead,
peeking. de. The offers most 14 all eases be for theYun-
Wag foot of trench or. pipe laid.
- - 111dirWill also be rereivedliir constructing a stone dam
across Dig Creek or Dyers Run. about 40 feet long and• 8
(bet high, with Ruing. basking, waste-way, inlets, de.,
complete.
PrafticlogentikittneWate.Zettt be Seen by calling on tbe
subscrib4r. . EtLEALIiNT S. FOSTER, Secretary. •
2414ersville. Ilbsty 28,'67 . • 21411 .
A C . RD TO THE LADIES!. ,
DD. DU fi'Off CO'S P Mit P, GOLDEN', PILL if
ARE INFALLIBLE in removing
stopfagra or irregularities of the menses. These ,
re nothing new, but have been used by the Doctor I
for many years, both In Imam and America, with on:
paralleled memos In every cose,and be is urged by many
thousand ladles who have used them, to make the Pills
public, for the alleviation of tbdse suffering from any it whatever, as well as a preventive to those
Wise whose health will not permit an Increase of fami
ly. Pregnant female', or thope.supporing themselves
so. are motioned against using these Pills, as the Pro
peletor assumes no responsibility after the above adma
zian, although their miLlnem would prevent any lulu
health; otherwise, these Pills are recommended.—
tins accompany each box. Price. $1„ 'fold whole
pale mid retail by C. W. EPTlslo,eclnex.Noterreglan an&
Oentre streets, Pottreille, Pa. • .; • •
All orders must . be addressed to tha abord"Ommeal
Agent, who will supply the trade at Proprietor's prices,
and send the Pills coolidentialii to ladies Wilts% by
their enclosing $1 to CHAS. W. EPTI NO, at PottstWay
Schnylkfil county, Penna..
Itir•fee signature, "J. Dueemoo,” on each box—none
others genuine.
Pottsville, June 6,'67
tiftLIVERPOOL, PRILEDELPRIA
AID NEW TORY SCREW
87.CAMIRIP CO. •
TIHE Splendid Steamships forming
lI tbeabove Line will sail from NEW TORN aa•tol
!owe;
KANGAROO, Capt. Wylie, 2d April,
CITY OF WASHINGTON. " Jeffrey, let Ity,
CITY OF matxcita ren, •
. Petrie, 26th'
- CITY OF IthLTIMORE, • " Leitch, 11th June.
and eveRT alternate Thursday.. •
From LIVERPOOL every alternate Wedweodki'-
Fare from New York, Caton $76, Mal Class $3O.
Liverpool. Cabin $lO6, $ll6 Th'il Class PIO.
RETURN TICKETS available for six licintim by any
Stounerst the -
dri o .
Thom Steamers are supplied With improve& Waper-1
tight compartments, and rainy asiperienead 811m6Ong„
Perlman Mout proceeding to Europe, OP libtste to
send sm , their friends from the old country, can purchase
Tickets and obtain all Infbrmation by applying to J. 0.
lkl IS Broadway, N. Y.' = Sabel A Corti", 117 Broadway,
N. or J. RICHARDS, itinenvilke.
, ween New York and I also Drafts sold by the
above. ' [ pril 25,1 T 17.17. - •
—• 1 - A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, -
, WHOSE SANDS of Life have
T T nearly van out, discovered , while in the
East Indies, a - Metalware° for Consuiption. Asthma,
4Dronehitis, Coughs , Colds, and General Dabliity.' The
crennedy was discovered by him when his only Child,
' a daughter, was ghee up to die. He hothead much
of the wonderful restorative and healing qualities of.]
preparations made fmm the East India Hemp, and the
thought occurred to him that be might - make a remedy.l
.for hisrehild. ' He studied bud and succeeded In mei
hing his wishes. His child was Cased, and Is now alive
and well. Ho - has since admlnhtered the wondered
li
remedy to t ds od auferere - ID all parts of Orel
world, and he ha never tailed in making theca as&
pletely healthy a d hi+. ' Wishing to 'do u • mach 1
good as posaiNe, will send to such of hie Raided fel
low-beings as nkli tit, this maim with lull and gull.'
dt directions Ilse Making it up, and succeidully ndng
it, He requires each applleant to inclose him one Wt.
ling 7 three cents to be returned as postage on the ?wipe,
and the remainder to be applied to the payment of this
adyertheumpt. Addles. . .
DR. H. jASIES,• - •
.. .„
.. , 1 .7 "' • No: 19Drand d.; Jersey City, N. J.
H. H.ereDr. U. James has neither °Mee nor agent
to New York; es mule have pretended and Mn,.'
tined. The recipe is sent troupe race but N 0.19
Grand et.aereey.olty• N ‘ 4...._
June O,IT . .11 I
______ _.___
•
--.7-7--„- T7
' • AY R• 8 atititiOurmarciamiL.
OR thittipid itiel!QUVoitir, Colds.
rioareenons,thonalella, Wheelie* b. Malmo
and Cownesoptiog, Is l! i 7 as t • best
edy *lir yet diskotefed revery variety of Petlnionary-i
gisease: 7 lSO wide is the geld of its mintees and io nu-1
Mem the eases of Its cures, Volt lbw* twat Seelloll 1
Of the country abounds In persons publicly known, who
hair, bees restored from alarming and even desperate
dineros of the Weep by-Its nee. When once tried Its
superiority over every other medicine of Its kind is„. too
apparent to observation,. and where Ito virtues
are known, Usk public no loupe beetled, what antidote
to employ for lillvdblttoglill!iteht . us affections
of the pulmonary organs vroietinre maddest to art rill
mate. By Its timely userinemY, way alma* all attacks
'of drone upon the lenge or threat, are arrested and
thus ani dared aim, thoulaada neer year from a Yor.
restore grave. No 'family should be without nod
threw who do neglect to provide thsumelves with a rem
edy which wards olf this dmegerosselass of disease will
MV II mile to aglow It whim luta toe Mtn. Prop& of
the surprising caner, of the Cherry Pectoral need lot
be given' to 'the •Anieriess le,-111 1 1. hare 'living
In every neigh t thee who wish to
nu proufs t thestatememta of those whose beallb,has hems no.
Oared and whose ling have bees Inieedity Its use, will
and them In my Americas Almanac which the agent be ,
low named has to furnish smile fir every oat.
Prepared by Dr.... 1.1). rite And fold
Artialsto *rewritten& Puns „U-Tot •
< A. - B. O.OROAL
FERTILIZERS.
htISCELIANEOUS.
;312°T2grai 6 'IVAN'
• ila a's tont at e atioj
2 ifoori Scr:rdh. of 4 / 4 Exproo•o42ef,Ccuire Inlet,
: '.. Aittnillir, Pa.,:
W - ILL stridtivattend taallcollettions
'•ntrasted to theta, aogotiatit Ispkwir - Piper,
Loans, Storkx.,and all other aonaitias. •
Parrs. Taylor, Brython. Rankers, Bur York, Draft's'
cro Union Bank of Loutlon, Bakst Basking Company af
Intand,National Bank of Scotland; :also at eh* Who of
11016Zi. WWII &Taylor. Unwind,
Taylor; Broom 4110., Lie*. Mgland. '
• ConsiantlY inthand and Ai ash for any annant tl r haan
uperazAi l l osumt s rams to salt perebanns. •
Thins an payabl e at sight, and an good its 'OW
r 7 put of IC Ireland„. Scotland, and Wales. tin.'
entrentaink Naos azehanand at the bateau. Load
Warrants bosta4 and sold.
Pott4i l aalan /9..101 flan. In. !1 tek.
.•
", CARD: •t i : ,
TE UNDERSIGNED - taker plod.
inH sin InaspiniadaO. „ his Moods meth* jsidie
doserat. that be ha, pnrrnsied - of: Wasp' C'Taylar,
the estinisteek of Hats,loal44lSrs. nisi Gesiiipmea's
fern a• iv* coa!tditiont bi ItiOre lately en:spied
by hint . • . . 1.•
She Shoes stock is mei sod fieed4 .2 lhieted tram Hair
;rosy Net Roasill m is tbieltles GUN* ,
din, asd it'll sad Phila.
dielpi be sail It piton pert nothe i th wy
to pH persons that may-Thdt this 'seta L As
meter this is the oaltio n stabiblnment of th e la
ikhuyndil enmity, ob . Hestlems oat be taro
with podassuai to luny tp Wardrehin Iff .
blisiouN
EDWARD T. TA I LO R .1 •
. i• • Ilaseesior to 11•11IIIIL C. TAYLOR,
,- • I
i- -_.'• • -at, Hatenad Cap eters.
P. B—Tbe aerrioss of Mr. Geo. O. thinly have bees me
eared, to soperlatend the deportment he has so ably 61b
led air Newel y i i e azit. 'His nat . and ATM of Hats
are
aia gra th as to ayri other mks is this pis..' lbr d woe: Pete her his make of Bets
are hotel $1 ha to $4,00. In Manion to the. above, we
are is tonstast nnosipt of the new rAyle Hats said lisp.
tramsea Hopes as the Ibilowing: ihdlander A Pasnals,
Ilikibrd, Babe A Dn., Ligintibot, Pries, Patton A Co.,and
other Hams If deeinal. • Reserfaer .
• THE CITY HAT AND OAP nom .. .4
..
tCorner Osstre atailahistoado denote
POttsvilli4an. 81,1857. , - - , 54f
•
Itreedway..New York. r L - • . •
BUIeIIaIIENDIESS &PASCAL%
•
Sixth Street, Irbiladelphts.
111400111IPS,
• Chestnut Street, littnedelettla. •
Styles for the tel tai Sastatear
• Gloves I
Glierwis , •
. Cliaree -
'SSW'S* • - •
• . Glowie
GLOVES a Li Gmhertst it* fbr the Ladies ;)
GLOVES mute by tom s,Who the list to the:ands Ist
431,09103 of Em, and I:lovelier Huth;
GLOVES of Doassbar.Csoaiand Casaustam
GLOVES of Wool and Silk sad &Mow,
GLOVES of Stakiki a, (a lame lot 'nk .
G LOVES toe driving'. Gine, walkinEt •
°WV= of White fild. Sne - Black Hoskin:
GLOVES Isaltalke, which much resembles these
GLOYESIo be worn at the coming Assembile; • -
GLOVES of Retrain. (lery line,),
GLOVES all stew, of every Meek . -
GLOVES to suit the young and old:
GLOVES to keep out the Winter's colt
GLOVES In great numbers, in style very irk, 4
GLOVER which I'm selling at a very low prior: ,
.
'
GLOVES. If you want them. be certain to call •
At the City Hat Store and *lents' Furnishing
Next LRoor to the Pottsville House. Ckatre et, Pollseille.
IL—Just received, a small lot of Runts Patent Err
smiled Paper Collarsok new article Sir Gents,
Gents' SIIAWLS,.S bewI Pins, Cashmere Scarfs.
Dumber c 1.7,43• 49 , •
• -HERRING'S •
r N Proof 8 Oct" a!
and riallanir, Pottiritte. 4
authorized to --sell
• Safes In Schuylkill county:
furntrh them at the low,
mannhetnrere•prtms at Ma - ,
Aston.' in Pottsville. whenkthe
es ands list of prime can 'be
n.
Thalia Saris. on trial have proved
• seperlor in rotactlegDoots,"
Om c., from Are, to say man-
Nctured In the United ..States,
they are offeradutequiuly low
;met from the report of the
superintend the recant trial
fadin ;
try
all the
the members of the Cont
i Safes and Hooks .and papers,
perfectly satisfied that all was
the burning took place, an.
r the Committee. Alter a- fair
PTO houis In the furnaCe of
U . 1084015 of Messrs. Evans ID
the Safe being on fire Nadi,
consumed. whiten'. Contents
eels! liming were In good
Ide.".
awl &Amain Jaimant, to
mew, who attendad tha tinrn
th~trathof the alone state
'Sales at manufatterforst priesi;
B. BANNA N.
EiNiiiMl
CARRI ElPottsylllle, Pa.,
lIS 4.GENT or the sale of'EVANW
AVI3OM'S 44,10 jfasSOUbr •
NDER SAFES,
ku. 6 South Foilirti Strut, Philaddphia.
"Troth is ighti, ui Masi ProvalLn
•
- A/eMart fir the Cbsteec ei to swisevintasil He.
bunking of the fro* poleted
Shies at Reading,
Meson, CM, 1851. . ••%
Rmanto. Marek 4th.
The ueersigned;meMbers of the - - _
commit" , do mrpecifully report,
tbaiwaisaw the two :Wee originally
agreed upon by'Ferets,A . Honing ".•
and .Evens k ntson. Owed side by
side In a runt .ee. viz: The Safe in
'.llse *yet', Paymaster 'of the :SLAW • _
I datable & Heeding lie Broad Company,
In hti rinse at Reeding. manatimtund by Farrel/411er:
rlng,and the safe In use by U. A. rants, to his store.
mennfecturwl. Oy livens k Watson, and mat In books and
paremareelvely alike- - ,
= The dre wee started at o'clock, A. 111., and kept up .
until Ater cords of !grew blekory, two cords dry eels nd
half .thesnut - top wood: were 'DOM, owlowilawl. the
whore under the sumnintenadenee of the enbeeribe.s,
members of. the committee. The safes were,then waled
.411 with water, after which they were opened. end the
books and Mares takes out, tae mesanittou •suel .pent
to Hi A. Lants`s dove for .p essminatlon. efier..they
were east examined and marked by theeouunittee. Tire
books end papers UMW from taw saki mannumbeesd by
Swum
A Watson wire but slightly affected by' tbe In
tone. beat, white tboartaken hem the ansnetael sued
W./Orville & Homing were. in our judgment, demsgedl
fullyilftern mot. Mr, than those takes foam Emma
Wstiou's sae: !'
..Wat believe the above to havy ham a tab sod Impartial
tial.of the respect"» mudities of both mho.
! JACOB H. Dl'Blllol.
• ' - • DANIEL S. HUHU%
Havint been ablaut dudes the burning, we Ba co.
Inside w th the ahem statement of the andition tithe
papers and books takes out if the respective sales.
• • O. A. NICOLL&
H. MUHLBSBSRO, '.•
• . • SS IifiLHOLLAND.
.
The &towing named gentle sea, iesldenteet Readina
aedwho' saw the above tit*, have paithamed
,Tt sant trine XnualA Watson slam the bandeg, up.to
Ma lst, •
IRST:
O.A. RR:dint; Vera ilbeh.l please Rath. 1; Whit
Reiner, 1; W. Rhonda A Sea, le Henri
2; Dr. Win. lifeani,l: &tonna Rheads.l: Levi L. daah,
1; High k Ora*, I; Win.
.111Irek. 1: Kaufman A UN Et.
1; Illeiarilet, 11 Gomm J. Retort, 1 : W.. 11
Inaiiitoek;,l; Fara Miller. , James Jamison, 1; J. 8. - A
A. B. Wartuor,l; Jacob Elehmvieter. 1; Win. KW& 1;
T. B. &hollenbegger; I; R. R.*N-orpei, 1; H. A. Lasts,.
2; W. O. P. Srmantnnsta ; Blftioyer, FolliaorA
Co., /Minna ; J. P. Brldepne, 1.
' I .
- EVANB WATSON • z •
Hive now on WOW 300,000 •tte et the: abate
SAVSB, wniellatherafte for sale in Mier germs than amp
'ether sialuifadirrer a 111 h philld Safes.
MO 23 , a 11-ly
Resift - and itren'ith niast i lanitably foUrnr it.
Use.
, " BOERHAVE I B '
HOLLAND BITTER&
• Disekise of the. Kidneys,
] LIVER COMPLAINT, •
.
1 •
WE F AKN IEVIR SS •
AID ANY AOIII I4 , Di
.1
• si . .
IL .
And the viarlose atloXtions Minium stratums' a disordered
•:1
• - !I - lITOILIOiEt 011 LIVER,
Both. as Itedgestitin,l Aeldity of the Stomach, Collar
Pains, Illetorttrums,l Lots of Appall*, Dospondeucy,Oca.
fireball; Mod'and Bleeding Piles. In all' Nervous,
Rheims*. and Neucslgk Affections, Whim Id numerous
Instineormweed highly benedelal,amt Inotheauffect 3
ed a .decided mire • ,
..,_ ~
Mile Is a rare,' vegetable compound, -prepared on
Una te 7 ideal Lee rinctilles , after the mannered the eels-
bra Holland Praetor, Boertare. Beene mail s great
swelass In most of the European Stater, Its introduction
'lnto the United States was Intended more especially for '
thole of our fath erland mattered here and there over the
foci of Mita' ighty bl
arentry. • ' attingerithgrest otwo.
cosi among them, I now offer It to the American public,
hIitMINI that ito 11, ull "odt.efll illdlielltilkiitteleibiltlt
I *acknowledged ,
It, islartieslarly riconimaded to thee. persona whale
'eosuidtutichuinay hare been hapoired by ibeeontied;
ors use of ardent spirits, or ether toms of diesimition.—
thsusialty tudentaneorte In effect, it finds It way 41nortly
to the seat of lißt thrilling and quieben I og every biros,
rabbit tIP the 0 100 , 11 4 tlidflt; and I n flet;lofsslog paw
health and vUt ti ts , thimbles. •
Nessus—ler ispeeta to end in tins a beverage.
willba Chiriadn. ed: but to the slek. west and low spit ,
lied. It Wi prove a_ MiLtefisi -stonsatle rordiol, pomessed,
of lingo tar fearodial .
..• ' I
Caution f--gbe I gi;rrosity of this delightful.
Aroma - has thawed many -, tailtattoosi which the bile
should guard apthstponehaslng. Be mit to
buy anything oist u utitil you have given
Banta
Holland Bitters a Ask trial. One tottle wM , melees
palmy Infinitely puke it Is to all • these Imit a tion s . i
Alli• Bold at $l.OO per bottle, or six bottles tor $5.00,
by the SOLI PIMMUITOZI.
. !BENJAMIN PA JR. a; CO. , -
. . • moutufkairroy Pikarnmandisgs and Chfaiisfs,i .
1 , /Pittebiergs Pa. - . _ 1
Poo Sale a Philadelphia. by the .seats—llalhaiui A
iiterelg, Ake of the Deemeral; John Jobas, A* lace
street; Dyott A toss, 133 - North 24 Wad.: Mee la
Re6.lW4; by Ritter a Oat faaeaatar. by Oh:4las*
1; Cu.; !pitmen* Jobe G. Wows sof I. li Mad
Y 9 ll=arb i rtilllktl i ia r git; ; Mg r. ft &
t.....•r._ _ _
.. . ' I
, , pdy 1.16
Mot Um
Br Wien iiii-4111.Viitailare
, • ' liar. WaJk U .; 4 .
.
-.lbis ent-throat is to bays fs ue fot
open his wive! in New Yerb. T u
ba good r pl.
of Elottiatti, malt be in want of as exeltemeal '
badly. l'.
%The IlhardieU
.Imveetlgpasiesm.
Mrs. Cunningham is eadinvolini Wiwi the
Surrogate of New York, to istablish,dus greet
her marriage with Dr. Bordell o hut Seetimany has
been produced to prove that ow the day et ths al
leged marriage with Mrs.. Cunningham ' Dr. Dor
-deli was in Mortimer eonntj. Them is no dirsot,
positive proof of this point, bet the eireaustie.
dal evidence it very street. . , •
TV& &asset &Ina liteurtsjpe.'
the - ataarlostNear Pork wm maim *mw
glee of Liverpool dates.A• the 49dt,alt.
Priori* Royal of Basked • his • remind from
Parliement an Enmity o1•LSO(10. re is her mar
riasidowry. 'A British stoma fried* will amid • •
la laying the Oman* teleraPtia amble. • Tim ROM
India Company hare. takes pasemple. of UN
lead of Perim, at the mammal of the Med/lea, ,
• which is la the middle of the Britt of As
• andeb. Prom tie Wad Coast of Aftieer.ll", '
is small , that the Priaelv CammaisileNtaal • •
Chief bt that atatioa, has oosupied, is Wilma.
Filikl ia lloverameaL the lane trees •of
land * kir, said to be one of the m ast iaportant is **
ir ki Marshal Radetsky; eras' '
dalias.Dreadst awing Ala hid laolis 4.
ebt elatigo.
. POIVIIITILLI2 *AUK*
(Whisslesalo Prtoiss.) ' '
Wheat Moor, bbl,' SSIMS Mad rellatell,
Rye Flottr,bbl., ' 6 00',:do do lulai'd.
Whisat,ions.hel,l T$ 1 8012Prtod Asides psed,2
Rya,do - I l iEtds.dossoi. '..-., , a \
Ow • do MAU, per poood4
.. 2. . ^..
Oats, do. " . ' libooldsto, -' ' 'lt ' .. 0
rotatuA do - • • SQI Haas,:
..do , la ,i, r , u ... t
ThoothAsed, 4 2 5 1 Lard. -'
lig
Close, & Hi d; ~ O l4 Plast•ri do - • 101 • .
My, per too, 20 'Salt, pa mask, lea
POTTSVILLE PRODITOE EASOLETS.
(Retail Practise)
11.017L—Whaat Flour rib dna $6 60 toll) 00 IP Ma.
.ltaals
dad Byl 20 doe at 25 110. Cbop at $l . lO Id Oa, and Coes
.
. OltAlN.—Whit. Wheat sena at g 1 161!1 Ss, sod -•
at 111 75 do., Bye 95 do., Coen 14 do., Olds 65 do. •
1111.428.—80rf sells at 16 eta. per m. Mottos Id do. I
Vas' 12 do.. Pork /2% do., Inrouldars 11 to 19 do, Maas
14 to 16 do., Bologna lb do.
PROVIBIONB.—ButUar sells froni , 2s to 26 ids
Clbeim 16 do., Eggs 15 eta. lit dos.
BU(l4l2ll,—Cnts 11 do., Port Bled 12% do., White
:14 do.;rlCrnahrod and -Pnlvirlard
!Run , AND VEGETABLES—Onionstwo brochure be
Sett Salad 3 tel 6 do. Rhubarb 10 do, Radishes 3 to
do. AZIPMO4II4 14% do., Caull flowensl234 eta. do., 3p4.
nut 26 eta. apeek, Pass 3734 do, Teasatoma 15%a dos,
titrawbarrles WY,' to 25 eta. per box.
71311.—Ilallbut 1234 eta. 141 lb, Salmon 1234 do.
TO BUILDERS.
• I e LIMVER LUM BFR !I
••
Irrri
he subscriber respectfully announces
to the puLlle that he has completed hi. Steam Dir
e r In Locust Valley, Schuylkill musty, sad
Is now inspired to furnish all kinds of Lumber at tb.
Wisest prima—such as Pine, Hemlock and White Oak of
every shia and description. '
Stir nub, of Lumber cut to order at the Shortest notice.
• Nov. 17, '35 48.tf EDWARD E. BLAND.
WILLIAMBPORT
• hween e
Sunbury & E ri e Railroad and the Canal,
posite the Furnace, Williamtpart. Pentut.). .
S. BANGER & CO., Whole
sale and Retail Dealersand Sanniketurers awhile
SnAyellow pine ttooring boards, sar.ii.doors.bllnds, Rheb
tow, siding. wood mouldings. ge. Jig and scroll sawingf,; .
fancy and plain. All descriptions of turning and preming: ,
done with promptness, and In the best manner.
• . Feb. 7. '67 o.ly
REAL ESTATE SALES.
1 F
oR
000 Ayres or vamoose Coat LOod.
/INK , THOUSAND Acres of - the
Jyaluable Broad Mountain Coal lands, situated In
Uutler and Barry townships, Schuylkill 'county, Pa.. Is
hereby °Sem!! at primate sale. The Ashland Extension
railroad rune through part of the property,which is un
derlaid with Coal seams and welt timbered. For reteri.
once or Information apply to Samuel. Lewis. Esq., Centro
street, or to the subscriber. at his Real Estate Agenty,
Id Railroad street, PottsviEe, Pa. The terms are half
cash, and half mortgage bonds. YRANCIS SPENCER. ,
' Pottsville, April 19. 1856 ' 16.tf
•
FARM , FOR gALg.
riIHE subscriber sell at private'
sale a part of his Farm; litigated In Pinegrove
Tow eship, Schuylkill county, abcut one mile froMPine•
gime, musisting of about SIXTY ACIUtS,..aII in a good
state of cultivallon, on which ate erected a Twol i k •
story SrAme Dwelling Dome, 1 Dank Darn. and
Saw Mill. There is a well of water at the Dwel.
Hag, and the whole will be a very de*irabLe pmpecty fix
any person who desires to go to farm log as it Is located
near aimed market. ' •
For terms and other particulan apply to the , soloed.
bar on thi.pranlass: Wll. l .
TAX CCHEM • •
June 6,1.7 23-60
VALUABLE COAL & TIMBER LAND
- i FOR SALE.
ILL BE 'SOLDat.sale a
uable tract - of boil and ether land, kaolin
as the Amos Wkleinsitam Tract, In Columbia county
Pennsylvania. and located at the Eastern termination ot
the Mount Carmel and Shamokin Coal Ruth. Saki
trait contains about 400 sem; more or leas, is well On
hired, believed to mutate the sums veins or coal roe
plug tinoollka the Shamokin Ocal'iludn. Title tocsis.
able. for terms and other partkularsto the sub •
SPENCER
scriber. ', FRANCIS SPENCER •
Rad Zdak Agatt, Pearetik.
Stf
Teliaary 7, '67
A VALUABLE RED ASH COLLIERY'"
VOA SALE.
~ tl iiibsertber, being clesirpue of re- ,
tiring from the mining business oilers his /Ward
iery at private sale. This cpillen7 Is situated on the
Schuylkill Valley Railroad, about one mile above Middle:
port.. The Coal is of a deesi'lled Ash, and .of superior
quality, and,well adapted to the New York Ind ltastent
tnarketa i All the improvements sm oil/to noel elms.
ed construction--econsisting in part of one 75 horse pow.
er vamping and hoisting engine, with pumps and all the
necessary machinery, lb pertrt order; one 25 horse elm
gins and break*. 'chutes, bins, screens, hoisting plane
and gearing eonstleta, cars, tools. and stork. all In good
order. The colliery comprises the celebrated Spehei h,
Lewis Veins, above and below water laved, all opened End
ready to commence immediate operations. /or further
particulars inquire of the subscriber, at Pottsville, or of
ALEX. 8. !BLEB. at the works.
': May 31, '56 22.tt J 'SAMUEL SILLTMAN.
COAL LANDS FOR SALE.
yALUABLE ;COAL LANDS-AT
- PRIVATE SALE.-4bat Oeleb;ated . tract of Wen.
di Coal land knownas the "Spohn Viet," containing
-the justly celebrated And " Spohn Vein," also what la
generally. known as the "Seventy-Ova sere tract," ad
joining, on the Mt. Carbon Rail road and in West Non
wegian Township, mined by Nicholas It. Thomism lig.;
is hereby onared at private-sale, on the most advents
geoui terms. 1 • .
The tract contains all ther - Coal Veins in the, Steal
Southern Anthracite Regions—lncluding, besides other,
tracts, thaw genend ly known as the ft :nen Morley Ad
Ciarksoa. Ruck OreAard, Orchard, Pollinate mut Moat.
steak, with all the underlying. -though yet nnssplorsd,
beds of end which are known to eSist in the fbnastiocs.
avenging when proved, over a hundred fort of solidi
Coal. In feet, the tracts now offered, • contain?
the richest COal deposits in the County. 7
For Information, apply to Francis FronsarLq aIISOSS
for Mal hinds, and real estate generally. once tit Rail
mod street above E. Market street, Pottisille, Pa.
Marta UAL%I24
,
FOR BALE. . 1,
Either Together or Mor.e. rely. ,
THE undermentioned ivaluible tracts M
of land osta lo gelloylkill and iblaloblar
eoan-
Pennsylvania. • .
The Joheaton Beesley hut, 4.1* deem .
The Thomasltshelmer tract, 424 "
The Amos Wickersham tract; 424
The Morose P. Cope tract, 493 "
• The threedrst named adjoin each otheriand
toter two roil shale valleys formed by impolite.'
o f th e Caty4tfla Cieek, and two mountain gem
which contain the eastern profaation Of the
two most northern Shamokin Co alßasins. Them we
trosighs i contain the Mammoth Coal bed. Thw MOW hut
been opened . near the eastern limits of the Leristtniond:
Wan Coal Company's estate and upon that of the Coal.
Run Company, both of which `properties adjoin they
. -
lands on the-west.
The Thomas P. Cope tract is three miles to the
eastward of the above mentioned t near As Worth'
ern boundary of the Mahanoy ,Region and partly
covers the `‘Rnmene n.
The timber of tbees lands Is pl on the mountains,
suitable tax prone, and white oak, not and poplar In
the valleys. The lower land is a red .11bolo Noll, well
adapted tar waling grain. 1 •
The title is indisputable, beintedkat le known as the
',Nicholson title, the mine as that on whkh the Gkard
bike recovered of the City of Philidelphia.
For plans' And tattier nartienbin& apply to Wootoo.
THOMAS if SONS, 67 and Wt South Fourth street, Ph*
.adelphhi, or to IO9RPIC w. GEARY, Civil and Mining
Insineer, Pottsville, March, 14. '6l • 1641 m
Itaimsztve gu n A o D w RI O L r Le ni e ze AllD an . d
ready to attend COTILLION PARTIES,
NMI. At. Orders addremed to N. J. P. z, of 410:
CLlTtii. will receive proailit attention
-Pottsiville. July 12, 'A6
RAZOR
. .
JsUST RECEIVED, aiarge and splen
• • did assortmeot of Outnittres celebrated Americas
or acid Pocket Cutlers, alt 'venerated; end it oat
toed no be returned.. Cali and antivalai all • ,
BRIGHT A LERClril'Herdwers Starr. ..
Pottsville, May 43, IT : M
.
VIEWS OF . POTTSVILLS.
iIHE SUBSCRIBER hag a lot otthe
• Views of ['MUTH* which is a heautifill aim s( •
the location,woroury, &a., which be will .ell "e et the tow
Tile of 25 oita each, to cloae oat the toe.' • "flew *ay.- r. 4
101114111hedAt SI 60 each. Now ie tte WO" to piersis a
copy, as but few maths unsold.
B. DAMMAM, • :
Ma 30 '57 BoolutOkor and Slatiamer.
AYLOR'S COLOGNE;.-; . 7,
T
EXTRACTS )'OR Till lIANDILEscuum , •
TiLiNspAREST 110/mip,
• ." SAPONACEoIis fIIATINO
rob% VINO MAIM
LADIES' TOILET SOAPS; . . •
for as V Waal° at the ,
' Nu 87f and M North Mai
t tla at
11. P. * W. C. TAYLOWlmporters and Pertstreors.
Tb• siborp Soapi sod Parf4magankr oak la • P0tt5.41,144
.41,144 at BANNAN Bank.,d iftationory More.
„,
441t0utY. 1 1 4 4 l-y
• JIINIRS SNENIIIIIOIIOVED.
• T
.1
thi lltreaue hu ostao rifte l to to t
diesinidUlonrthe Greenwood property, Ono= •• •
opposite the,, = „
PAGOeielpila Bird ßradioig Pauttartr Depot,
orkstelniietepihri to fluidal all' kinds of *lour &ed.
Peed at the est pima or-bis own enanurarturei.whiell !.•
be; sanest. Us wIII always keep hand
BALA lIAY, PLASTER AND BALT.
'will& be inn soli mbar:ale :and nisi)" at lb*" 10 W.b t
PIiMPIL, Lie It not to to usersobt Apr nu& r
-Me lifgArsl enik prim paid far Croirm. a• :
88-Tbe subeditor Et Elio rentivisiOall Abbas of Thor.:
feest.Ate..
selling sit
1,
AZO*B I!