- . '• , 1 • '. ta l , • ' <,•: ,•L 1 ' s ri 1 ' \ - ' (•• 4 ^ . ' • . ' P _ " , • Ami l lii , , , , i _ ... _ i , , , „ ~,,... ~ i . 1. . , __ 1 ,_. . •, ; , - , li, .) , -. -i ' 4 ' .' I , i , / , , _ [ , - ...,, ~. ~ 4..- . z t, 0: ~ , , • , is •, E OF THE KNEW JOURNAL 1 . , • ' • 13 PER fa 1 ANNUM IN ADVANCE. , • , • . , / , , . . , 63 00 IF ISOT 4%7644 ADVAIKIEC. 1 _ VITEITIIIG , ; 0: I. -.% 1 • 4. -, - 2.- _ I ' 1: .. To DLUBS-Sabsd a tis iirsariablit ta sitea s er... . , 1 r i• " . , -14 1 ' ' ' ei „ . , . 1 ll"iliS l 42. loitraittesseis ,l 4e i seam -'--", c qt . C)3 :f ie t. ... ...... .......13 90 1 1 _ , - s ~, ... t -s- . 4 1 X : , ,i '_ l l .` ,:‘ .... .. - 1:1 . r ;' ' , . r 4 1 ' ' dtii , t El! • ...' •,,, <. , ''' AO iiasesas JOR-ssal BODE PRIMA) at is ' , '; 41 :1, nevi 1,1, - 1 1 1 - .. ........... ....30 00 ilia w s' -- fil , ; -__.l o , r - ,ig :-,c.-- , ....,4,„ = .0,„..„_......... . , , aielistlea cut attbe setae at the Ileinavloiawat., i , ••• .„. will be farnisth. I - /. .. - . WC! en and School ` thsa it . bs &at at 413 °thee washlaeseas "iii , i with e Sonatas at 11 oolzi advarkori. or $1 75 u . 1 9 1 ........1 _ with i n the sr poe year st fa rues. , , , AL. - r _ Ise ..,,,-.,„, „ 0 ... z 1....0t, . I. I . - 0 ---' :0 :....---.--• . lip.% ' ' ' . 4 1110 41 41 /284. Bins •r•Litiliss. RA,Tais OF AIevERTIIIIING.-= ' • 1. , ~ -1 toes to are - I - :tee wortla to a lire. lel% . eqii . , - ,• : ? '.- P -- OTTSVILIX ' '1 _ ar• ~ s „ . „,--. _ Ass J''=" - _ i l '„ , ____,.. ______, ' , ' 1 I t L l • '' ' '-, A 'oi.on4 pt nave 74 re l " el Or ft ll ‘ (tact 4 ' GEN ER40.1.14, ~/u- ) ' Nut rilisEß, ~ ~ 1 - ,,f is Airdavi—d ths.7 ..s. d l-tAlti... ar sen t - N. 1 1.. 0. TP",...,- „:„ §- u "lu a ru:..40-7 ;0 1 k4 "": „1 : 11 , ,e,I. one inacttod, S L-°°- fic i bse gtoiint 141, thEoral 6I s i , its each. • _!, t , ... , .• - = - SW ilseadie, - Order Boollts. Ike.; 1 , • 1 • • i 'do , 2.11.06, 3 not BYOIIIB Bpi '-' 1 .4.....---f • or jaw.. 4 . - 4 .• :818 822 4 &id 8 1; .--- 7n ,sl5 - . . I sid leach fell to jdereel the Seals et the INEB, belsir ed Ikeo Op taros sit blab iliol is pa mem, to sit loads laid WOO A [sore to sirs um, mai pissisr.....k, m ow ~ , . , ~, la roe eztoutfobanuimi , of low other cake% ikt• , ° ego. `.. - • 4 0 T E.t IA 'l4T'2B . , - i ~ . ..' , I 1 "7a seettaa at Use Oa% alai wa Magi halts eiablisysi sii ~ ... ~,.„ I lamb , ib r ka , 14 , 4e . amps prwitteal Prhaterecianiabes atm " ..... -- I il ON 1 " ^' la oct, 10 no, as , . - 1 I ' ' vie, 'ln gessaatse carport to be as twat as ow ttsi Art RAItISEy - I 1 4, Fial bik tamed oat la theteftieL PR OM" / 21 COL POTTSVILLE Ctill 1 / 1 1 . 1- Lb'COTINTY ., I)ENNSY IA4:: i " 23 aalis al 121. : 44,4*1ke - - - Y i. w ..,. °aces So per cent higpes. lona N mi , Lactl/Del olt/ a nure* 2 ° C a l/ti a puBLIS ED biped an . . , 1 _ II EATERY SATURDAY MORNIN9 BY ANN .L , , , .Arzer trek:teen:tents sa per eamonemt --..„---.....-...„.......„.. , 1 ~ ~-, -1 , _ ser The mutation of the Jonorsz. la not_ .- • I V - 2 : I fi Z. - gay published In the Benoit at Phlladelphs - , tl _________ ~........„. ..__• BOOK lIINDBBY. - / - I , ram . sod tt, ID cow the lesgeet sheet vadieheit - . , [ 1 I .it 1 I r ."--1 Peturgyirazda. .- rictus, usi List Asp years the ' I list wee V - eNi"--.-i-AN- _ 7 .A../I " • Btat 717111. S Fla r ed Po dlte) cett One, - Two i Mane Poor . by ft, or Fr In It dnobled. Advertbe 4 It cotittnnee to litensaa •nitidly.7As medium it tir ; oite of, tfie bet in the A' T ~, : _. MEI - .r .- .-.""'' , ' , . '-,,r''. as the Pr 4.11 Pie SCO 13 North, Pei! Rick 2144. ~ • ' It WALT il. 'it Co. , . • .1.F......F.... r 0 0. L .. , . . :591e Agerts o for tt .. se MATTE DAL= iv:- T. • oant* , ..• , ~..•- . • Philadrlpleia2-4300TT,y4 ft Co.. 2211 Walntit434. - - • -New, York—tVALTl4l•l3/iOB. a .; .J/1? B&9611- way. : I • ~ ..,.., Boa toes - SCOTT,. WALTgft a.co„..,ss Dottie St.' Jen 1, '6, , .. .... • ' -247 :LEW-tt . It OOtt l ißlED l ft CO AIMS= AND MMUS Olr s • . . . • _-. ,i, Lehigh Siring !W.& illlkrabarrei 'l. .• ' Locust Oak lillertiamtoettat 164 ... • , Gretibark thamoklt4TtamOnt Lerbetry i'etitt Creak Weiland X. Star Art Ash, 1 Ridge itienattdattlirbtte do g Ilia's Creek] b, Broad 'Op. •.. Walnut Street, PhltadelOda.. J Broadway. 'New York. , ' . .. . Ktlby Street,BoarOnr, South SI., Baltimore.; I Wostaduater:SL, Providence. . ~. '.I • ' I_ 'SHIPPII3 WHARVES—PLIBIchtdond, Port;oitn etock, Jerrey City, Baltimore. ; ~ , _ . LEWIS AT'DETITCD. , :: GEORGE H. POT TS, ..W11...G i...A , ENRIED, 'ADDISON CHILD, • ck . , v. F REDERICK A.:POTTS. mo.as. .111.1)DELL & AILNERS AND SHIPPI3I3 OP • . = Cr 4C) • A. . I.4cririm, r No. 2054 Naliitit Rt. ;Philadelphia: • i 1 11 .Bmadway:(Trinity Bailding),N Y i llortne Street. Flagon. 244 , Agen: for Lite Sale of the-.fogcnt*lg'C'eletivated 111.E11:111 at f and tb e'EXCEI.I4IO-11; COAL 4110.41411[A. ' • 0 , . 1 mostarir•co4L. I Sturromr 'WeAncl4:—Pierlys.:lll Pt. Richmond. Pier Pie. 3 filimbettmort d .1 Yen lb, '6574-2m: 10 P ort'R ichmond, s t c xi) N . & Cp.; Shi"'epers and •Wholvisfe ijeal of the . - -CELEBATED - FRANKLIN COAL OF !AMEN Sole.Shipperwer.4 Dealers Of the iiittrknhlrlii. HE;tiFtt CLAY Cb.A I L. I.; y 3.3 wain., :L.119.1 ad a. ' 01K,FIC Trinity', tending. N. Y. C Doane JaSkpllp. MOODY, Generel Agent.. 1 Jan, 11 1 / 4 10: . 14, \: Pier No. 'its. .1 • • ./ILA.ICIS - TON; GEAEFI' & • • nerve *en ion+res of :1013BERIO INP .LOCUST' NOMITT COIL, • of other approved qualities of • • WHIT ; AND EZD I AtltiCtlcKe÷: • 4FWES i ; Eng Wilnet - Street, • - •• ;6 Trinity Boildin ',Now .• is Duane ar rest, &woe. j • . 94 Westmi nster 5t., Providence. Jan 1,?6,4 : ' • . 1- . PHILADELPHIA; .44 11(A'IrloATION; Shipping tkharsei for lITHILICITE COIL at Greenwith,Delaware alter, PhHada. . LEWI4. AIibENRIED AGENTS:. IOtt;TIM SALE CiP. wiiatCreekliiamend Conti Co's .Din itcd dzipinipitilt , ttib' White AO • 116 Walcet btreet„ Philadelphia. UFFICESt 4no aroldwzy, N ew Y or k . • Ll 4 Kilhyletreet..Bootott. :I,lltiarf • VEOrtdtEß • BRO. . • • , (N. E. anor. Wahatit B..Poiarthete. MIA. ppFiced :- 55 Pixie Street. 4 err York. .- 1 • .., : • . IMerelausrlialtk• and*, Provie:m:o3. . . •,i alik Tli• a UK r , Tar Li.. • Au woad; aaarr,'. &slump. DAyis :PEA E TIN- 'dc 'Cot; • " i , . • ~.4.ea , .11(1 , a ' or atm VELICEIIthICD LOCUST mouirr9,. Aga Lid SPOILI lilt . . A tb. '!A; - s -.11 - rc _A 11 .:: . :., O. 13S Walirct43'avet, 4alliutatt ii ,% °FFIC/I ,'. - !?.- Bu i tt=r1; 1 1 1 . ° 1• 11 k ".1 ! . 1 {"N' . ' rm. 11 Doane S treet. Boston. ' 1 . ! • 4." ll ' A.H.F—GREWVICII,i IagidiWARIVAMM .4 ,1 .1 an 1., (~,, ~- '. : I': r•%' -,. V.. i , ' D. BAL,,L. w RAYVI ARD HALL & ,HAT ARP, ' • I.IIII7IILES axD 'I Locust Mouut ain, Lehigh, 'Fifkesbarre,{B-lia •. =Alin, also, Allegheny & Broad Toi) • • ', C O: A_ • •f l i • ~ 'By Itallroad,Ranal. and fron Part ilktnband • GIE IRG E'S CREEK, CrATBERLARD;FROfII ip STOWN: ALEXANDRA , asidRALTLVDRi. 011'10'4 312 i WALIWITINIBEET, ' < *mat, A DEL - Paut. • March :7 ~11-11 m Doitt: 13 . ruttrfj" Wm„.Kcolim 'BUtlai-EY dc • •JOHN J. DOVEY , 0 0 '.80N. - &• • . .1 , 7 .11)iiltrir it. !..-I , vsf..r, r, litarratet. r. perm) ,SgipPer. of O. eciebre . ited . . -PRESTO* AIII.W crILISERTON "Wham No. O. P4rt :Ric imatnad. t • PHILADELPHIA—No. 234" , Watinntßt.i. • ' Virint" TOWC—TeElty 11111 . 1_clitusr, Ho* No. C 6; H. A'. Aaatenult: Amt. I • BOSTON - 4:•.1A.t: ?Liked, Agent, Nail/ rime Bt. Jan 1. wASHINGT9N;'D.V.-111 Jona.% agent. I IS • • DAVI S . , TAT,P,S & , ,C0 1 .„. • • mynas OF ; LEHIGH . , 'LOCUST MOVITAIN; SBA MORIN, .L6RBERRY,,and j , BITUILINOtfS COAL. ,Bear o S'aneyfibsunokin Aonts f:ot:; F P:ft t rntral Col4 coi llast. °Rice, N. 173 Willman St.. Pitilladelibia. Jin 1. 'Os I - i7ASotsEN hhoirHEß • - Itll AND ' satirists of , . • C;-: 0 A. .1.4 _ `OLD OOM -`2A.Stargr, KOM.M . iN, LOO 'illtrr WILK.WiIMIIIIC, AND °TERM. • ~- WIIITE AND RED '.ASH. COALS, jrt Rictuximid, t banyrnsit Waawris Ml.mbetlipart. • tttkJelleY Oy. • • Walenyt etreel.Philed.ls4l.- rat Broviyriy, New York. 45 Brame ht. Bnicon. 316 1.44--1. iirTICIII ; •OAM : IaOLER ,e 10* jj matrtisa or . klicricr G AP+ L °CURT .9011ITA EN BLACK 414 6eelers *t other ItretttlelltSes o • iirifint AkD UD ALM Co li:aln6eBtivet, ind W • Animas, &laylinu Rtrer. Tenrn ifla.'nr.. • NOM. RACICIOL Jana Y. ORN B. STRYKER. Sh!Ppprand Elcbscyttrn Haven, _ . . .4,411,11t 0 . BOLES I .41 Tuft, LiCEIWEBI ITEM; scaisTO • • Xanhavaire the &vitae Mining and Blastin . ' g 3 -9w err EipreieV for uve Anthracite Coal'Any Once 4..mettiirior either A or IS Ftowder. dell o the lowan market rates, to ear desh from tae lt:eine &colt Mlfls .2324 1 b•cthipn rum:teed. • • • *, A eciAlpieta stock of the 7 ,lalirrowdet POOtpatne 421 '.. 13 N . POIArDER txunsatly otaAid, and all !dads of • SAFETY FUSE... • O r for the Lactewithas /Lift, bun garfish PA r the lot WyoenkiVieglem. toiod • H. J.IPLICK. Ate, pt • pa • • WY. ALUM. PitAtaol%. ?Or the Mlle end Lowe Beak" Am: WM. GOTIn i . 414 • MIMING, AND (Via FOTING LrrISDXD 20 II ALL WlWlalltileM, wrelliAliduni Web 11.1.7 M4O Ovine left fa tho gone- as ask lad 661116111 mut Osaka s4;,____LICION 1001,41110midca.,Onitniskftimiled Lid wipm. ; " 4/111011WAXM1111% 4 U-1. gotoui aim= Avon. - oL Xr.fr } ~_. :~~__ ka. Readhig ea the Delay, • 'Pier No. Mk Pt. Itirbisiend. 9 Pine Street. New for $9O Walnutehilladelp • •$4 Killby , .• lipstozib v • GOAL OF ALL' KINDSI3 aw 1, roe ,r THE DAKGO.' , Pier Ne. 13 !Pawl ' itionhoseea 0J GEORGE S. • REPPLIER, • 7 C, • IMPPLINR. MUODI& 1 Icictut 11120tuthaiii. GOT & REPPLI.ER Mammoth Vein, - 1 • DUNCAN COAL CV.lsLewa Fein_ (Red Alb . ): • -! • WPM? 4 com3Lorberry. • Rplors:-324 widom st.„ • Brirsidway. New York. ' i 517 Daaae 81,B1.0010.• Jatinary 'llB . 137 P. No. 10 Pori Rilbdioad f t J 11"11 8 WWI .1r & O.N • • .ISHIjOt i ERS OF COAL; •No. 316 Waligtt • , , GI rot ISONACANO U. 1.1 Or Mar.: 1 , , NO:S00 West Tifreenth BC,lliesir York. • H Third Menne and Forty-ninth .New Tort. I Jan /yea' Wharf, PNOidence, !amide Inland. F • ' . Pier 21. -, - , AIII:s EMBEED , NORTON. & Co., IDnics iiad Stilmenior . 1 • r . p 1 •. 0 ‘ , ' 0 A... 4-. 1.1 I • i • Lootr.or nourerairr, .riam our ELtEIL DELL and CZETI:LiiENTACCOLLIEELtES. 1 ' 1 IgaionoutN, foam EMEPEDSE COLLIERYi zonsznay. frothiebtits cuss ca. 39 KWiloar ictliei. ;Philadelphia. , OP.P7CEE: /lie Broadway.NewYork. . • .27 Deaneet. ion. - - "ha 1 118 - - . _ EaME • Piet N01.14....1 • • • BUDA; tELLER - 7'it 41UTTI3G, • • Wholesale Dialers to Beat Villains of ' ANT IIIaCITECOAL. 327 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, OFFICZEI: 1f 4:IX Kilby Street,..lk)enin. • - Bo= 64 Trinity Bonding, 2t-'York. • • Dr " flole c inento far Weal Lrbi;k (Green *sod .ICoal and G arra. toon'ii guard Coal. GEORGE ORB= RITTrILLKORN on board at..siati-t more or Geonzeto*n. - •<, Jin I, .04-l• • • JOSEPI-1., F. DEAN & CO; Soto 31<ippna at the s ,Mi4rca Ep'rfrip coat C9.', Rultisore 'Pike Wilkeabaree Coal treadle WILE EsPoshßE egoios, also Stirs* Creek Le blea COAL:. • • . Especially adapted to smelting iron and foundry par: - MEM! 4 AN D 9 ELIE RETEIPORT: N. J. I . 413 „TRINITY BUILDING. N.N. ROSTON' . OFFICE; :23 DOANE STREET. • I. litarch 29, '613 1.3.1m° 7 OASTIEB,. . EITIOIENEY itELT.TliCiff • • ' . lflLisiers and Shippers of Coal.. Burnside (from their Burniside Cot. atSitan4 Lewis Vein Med MIN. • Loring Niestittain (White ktes). rat! Trinity Bailding. New E'Ort, • OFFICES t•?•SOS Walnnt Stmt.; Philadelphia,. L4O Doane Sricet., Balaton, Witari Pio. 6, Pert plebitiond, Pielladta. Janl. ' : 1: ) 1 1 . . NEW YORK. JL ATARI, L 1110Ir2l. P. A. .LION HECKSCHEE,' BOWNS 46 CO, MINIMS A 1 441) 6111111ERS 01P, 0 "Ai. Office,RoOm 79, Trinity Banding 111, 73road way, NEW - YOliK. WHARVES—Mk 4, Ilibrt Richinand, Phila. Foot ,of :lath Pit. East New Vomit.. hill 1 'GS ' CALDWELL, doNaT Shlppeil and Wit°;oast° Dealer!' In . : LEIII911; LOCUST MOUNTAIN, :WILICESMARIii LORBJRRY. RE . D Al,t CUMBERLAND. and other varieties of 1 ' • • Sole itrenta for New Yak .and 'the North, of the erletwated COUNCIL- RIDGE YREE-EVI,ININGI.R HIGH. and of otberEret rate Oullieries in the SCHUYL KILL bIARANOT art WYOMING Coat Onions-110 B . madway.-Xew York. ' 136 Wa.lait:St,, Philadelphia. , . - BOSTOI. J 1 M. E. - -a . .- tV. -) E -E E ti " No. 17 Donne St., Itoston. • 00th AGFZT, lOR LEARN 11,113011',.94 lattllttele is tta; and /Uppers of - Preston C.l.a v • - Joint 4. Dover. Mn Air CO.; ?finer . "ond dap . Kr n pf .c rilberten ' ' ELI nBET:HPORL . t : • • • COAL..'- . I Coat:- STOUT :6 1 • .V Muses 6a Shippers of tlxi celebrated "Fulton" ,tig "Stout'_ (Lohigh) '6oals, Prom ihs Mem!e mid the _Stout Collieries: nest Ha zleton. Ps.; and Dealers in the best .Tartetles of •miticrtii Uu samerots con's. Dellsired direct tem mines on b . ,;u4 rests!' at TitmquiN, ELIZAIiST/IPORT, N. J. BRingswics, it. J:; -- TORT6icultoND. PA: • are Elicits-44 7 ar 46 Trialliv liakaahri. 111 York: • ' . a T. Sec*. VAN Wiasza.. a Luefore Jan 1:66 RAVEN'S WING LEIC-GH COAL', SHIPPED BY • JOHN .R0.31.31E L, JR, • Pier Ni. 9. 14Uacakthperl, New Jersey. Ne.. SOZI-9 Walnut Nu. Irbiladelphie. •jii•oee 6S, Trivaisr.iteildir New II eel'. . No. 21 Demme IBeigies4 1 • -* .1. G. MOODY, gent. Meath 7, 45 lA-lei • .• Slastatiiee&ore .r eft a*lllasillaii; sad . - pra4iess fa Curti One: • XMAS' OIL IN OASKS BARRELS" Always oa hapi AO fix see at the • Innis. giarktt Now Tots-1541 rront EL, eornei Labe. WASIVTIII., HASTINGS. • •Jotornmermas; Net ' • • B. ISANTLAN, Poturrille. Will sappl • Oily 14 may. detailing price*. ' _ • • • • Marairketory atliew SedOrd. ' . - lie. York. Ilav, . • .. 114 1 1, " _ _ 1 , SCHUYLKILL •C' UNTY . I SOAP & CANDLE WORKS. okemsecii to CU& T. - JE01&!0!:L,) oorner Seiond and pia* Streets. :- • POTTSVILLE, PAL Unary 1.611 • - . I . ,;i ~t•l7 D3:LLO ;STA.. imanuspoi was, Nei i4/11 North id Ns. Com* et fititurzw. PIM AMU, 1 0 111!1. • ; As arstetstilld Wachs% Nhor _tad Wire cootratly cei • ilarruta-ros TIOLIDAY PRIPICRTIL Iwamoto( or WlSdolgaratb7 ProsiSZT Wad lb. ign4r. JOHN R. ra pal At; zunIPACTUREII of 00A1, sogsmuk Of Ors re. imawdrna via Ii a Ismail lleassit Wszesta& i n km a jood tlPi sot alms. ais= ustudictsme sew VlDAltarlik, Arai VOS,4IIO_ artorrar a V erm uss. GUARANTIMII TRAIT Wn& WM MIMI 1711 OlOginto rum wows our, ; - ; • a• motser waft a asamiro Ot c Pei* huliailieat 1111•Wrisiovell is roita, 711 O;MIL. 1 1 1 .11101 1 1 1 211 1 bgenge acne_ 3011-4, , ra. o: 17. ---y __ 1 1 1A:MMETT I.ilery, Port BlLlegalepod. • • materna or "t: !• . .WHITE AND , RED.: ASH COAL* AG - miirs fur. the tile of the celebrated, *direr Brook, flehleitt) lk ** tale flay, and Wis. . 4rJberii_ bit" ." • RED ASH; COAI,8: TFIOMAS 'COAL CO.•S COAL. WILLIAMS at HER. ELLNO and BOYLAIVS CereOra.tedXAlllLX COAL Also Bithminotis and Ctusiherland r . of well els tabllsheSireontation. .. I • l ' ' • - Ornoro--PIIILADA.; tniWalnut "t. " - • I . • •NEW 'YORK, /from I", Trinity Building. 1 • - PBOTIDENCE, Is Ireytouset St. r BOSTON, an Mane St. Irehrrnuy 41,'68 , 1 , 1 * . 1 " N. CYT I 0 E . ~ . WE have sipolnted Mergers. 11331111181 CT At '3 NEILL. 7 WALNUT STREET, raiLADEL. FETA, wile Agents for the sale of our •„ ... J 0 N., It.o MM. E 11,. . Jr' .. .o.x*l: u s., roll . I Bill illarrin Whie Ash. Daniel W. biter Itt.lAslit, iFennkli. Cord of , ykens' IVallet Bed Anh, Sil vei Blau Free ; Burning, de, Oa k . oir l e doe Pink A h COALL,S,,,' ~ PISB 17; PT. BIO HMOND, PBTLADA. Creak ----, .. (k ' , s Cumberland & - Lad Top: ,Rav ' 'a Whig and Hazleton 14110. PIER 0,2, EbIZABETHPORT, N. J, , officiz :—izo3 r-ta Walnut Mt., Pittinda. 6N Trinity Building. N. V. 211 Donne tit. Illestoss, ? 1 , 1001/O.IV, General Anent. B • I i i t . ) ( ' 1 ' a 1 ( '. i 4 I °rim . 111 want &lee" t, Commercial Ralldlng e. 1%111'1610 '.l ) . • - • . I • New lo caqs,-41 I lir*wiiy. Trlnitl . Baildlog. Born . .1. LiOSllllTZEß,jilirecit. Bruton Office= 7 Dann Itreet. --. • ~i; Ll= 1, .OS-1. OFFICE SCRANTON FAILS COAL CO, t 20$ Forrn,Stu PI/IpPELPHI4. ‘SWAT.Aft:A.: • FALLS ' FB:L£-13 BITING COAL. . We',hare appointed - WIELD. NAGLE & or Philadelphia-and Now yotit and WELD, SHER,' ;WEN & 00., rr &sum.. Ageuts for the sale of oar Coal In the New Yo-k and Eastern markets, All orders through Ultra on uprent through ns will ceice prompt attention.. SILAS YEEKES, Trrasurzr. " • f Weld, Xagle &Co.; 20.5% Walnut ,S 1 .111ila OrrnSm " N• i• 110 itroadway, N. Y. • .•*- . (Weld. Stitrwln & Wino ht., E uston. • Pier No. 4 port nickinen4.• ••• miieb 29, -69. . • • .134 JAIVIES. 3 1 . - Miner and Shipper of the Celehmtecl LOCIIBT,MODVAIN POAL. Pert ta it Cou• ' •'•1 nty. - Jai , 4 63 • •`' • 1- ' 'COALLANDS, T° LEASE Schuylkill Eloal 4 0 11PAUF are now prepared to make . .leasem on .ttreir lands in Foster Township, Schuyiklll,County. Theme lands are locatedbn the very be.it portion of the Elea:Reber Its- Ain, bayinOiver four talk.% ran on the..Dantel, Croeby. ,Lealor, and all the vein2i mown its that basin, both 'above and below water level Pavinable least with visbilodence of ttruberlfor raining- purPtu4.o4 101 l now 'be mot. co good ter.au to, on application to I.loDY;Prftldent of (1) Carapiiny, No. S Wed Street, Yew Tort. - 1. • ANT. FRANKLIN LORER 111 R E VRIN COAL. Ry Eist Franklin LOrbery .L Cold firm. Fold exclu sively by Result CALDWE GORDON 4' , Co,„who are my sole Agents. 'Parties onievirig from itlicto, - tun aim* depend upon Xettitur a pure article. t: (No. in 'Walnut tit.; phi).&101111. • • 'OPINCIRI .4 No. IS Pine St. New*Tort. .I • Lifo. lee StMe Street Boston. Jancsrfl, 1541, • ThfNIW HELL • • 7 - ---- . ORBS RR* CO 1.. . -. l' . . tto anderegn having conwolidsted ou Three toilettes in the Lorberry ittv.ott, wtll hereaf• trahlk. act otirbasi7 under the nAme of _ MILLER, GRASP? M.. , . • • MILLILR, BTEQI & Coo, GRAIIFF , 11,1. ciaAEFF. a member of oar find. having anode ' ted.iiimaell with 3. it BLAKISTON, will' reside in PalledelphLi and all our at chi ppmd bry ride:water will re *underthe ' exclusive- control- of , 1114.1i1h,TON, tilteXPl? CO. • • .1. . - By increaaed care and attention lu, its preparation, *e aooplto maintain the reputation of our celebrated Lot. 'terry outh Parchaem inroad our rely npou having •411 s coal eblpped la theet= at. it order. ' oßeirr .4 co. Jan 1.-411/ ' • • , . .1. L. ADDFaX,:' t RAM., To Coal Pealors, CraaCo'a„ &c, TUB undersigned ttavbai sueorittea Focht kWer ra to 'the solei unnufactuse of Palm, , celebrated ft.t.nt Self4Dtunpiiiel tad IRON norrlici mazuftetare 61' • r . ~r8~1• . -• • I , frela Box. wniKELlNAsuo'sys... ! 1 I lre to 111 all ordain With pronaßtneis and • ..„ arias. -Behr the owners of the Patent Bight for the Self-Humyiing. Hoisting, Sctwp-Bttcket and Do& Block. we anion all persons against ,maanfac-- taring or purchasing the same from any eTeept ow-, selves or agents, as ,we will; prneeente: to 415 ,titihalt• Uhl% any infringement on the Lettere Patettt.. . kespemfitily ; .. 1 - appisds a WkllßfOcl. acadittniqt. An Si. , fir z-. 1.•••• aver•ie Itipstlipmp h•lhmieses. • Melina SLIVIWIti MOll, , • _ ..1 . ,• - Autommtoceta OM Mita% - itymissiorirg.ftway.? • • stoussentma gat. Lia o. at a timomemsucei opricei 601011014 be le so paksv olu i orafts Mrs sue utlea. sernseiklithasa Mgt kr dim ; lialkar i err awl Or 41004 it. • . , 15. 11544 • I _ • 447.4jE - ft, I.7V ' ,144 - uie - 'Ron atonosusrl6.- • SILVER'BROOK. LE13:1011 ,00A1..._ From Port Ricturadt.'Plzikidelphlo . ' MIOSIE . 6c ILVIGSTREET, ltitir" Silver Brook:Feb*, Ise . J. 6 Jatnttr, 'I liner No. 9. (CROFT r S & mi n * um ! wan= or MI sited ASHLAND COAL, )M IILitIANOT MOUN-realz. CZ= SCHUYLKILL CO. InlIER'4Yr: CREEK. Hoiatinj ,- i . 8004 ; t Beak , tb._, . . PTO` ALTIASAX I LL. TIER nn am tned beg leini leavi,.to notify the Troth., mete getterally. that 'they have ar , he axle of all the 02., Canner% Law= Coa New .Tork tidewater; andthg e who dean* to • - hue the genuine article al wlio can obtain .1 comes only. • , The amerior.nuallty of the Our volume:Ml Lamm Com. for &men: mantilactcrihe t sodY"VOth , P ur T"' tee law generally recognized by mote who hate here tofore aped It. That it needs no recommenattkon from no. To thole who have net tiled it, we beg to 01 1 J.tbat It is nom-curled in quality. and 'excelled by no other Lehigh Coal mining to, market. • Orders addrewed to tithe; of the mobecrihers will meet with prompt attention. (Engned). • LEWIS ADDINBLED a CO.. . , • CAW:MILL, CONANT iCO C.ALDWELL.GoRDOs . a 00, prrwrlLD COL = . VAN DUSEN. BROTHER £OO 4 • • TYLER CO.,' . • New York. March • Byer arteg 4o tbe above ;mace, I' tnilflim the nate, (Sham). W. B. WayezT. • • Nvutger nail Department Le/digit : Coil Nat OM r 28 , 68 • . 134 m E :110 V' A 110117 - THE enderstni4 hire . removed fron" ' icon Ho. i 6 Trinity Balkiliw,,Nlo 111 Broaden: Not' 35, .:•fine gt" - First • Flpor, - .Front, Between :gluier' sod William Bt.,mei offer Ice sale LuRBERRY-E/iST PRANELIN C OAL. from mines nt Heil:7l3Ell: CENTRALIA LOCUST ROI:MAIN, from ranee Q 1.14 IL Freak; LEHIGH, from OLD 0011- wag% and - oUeet well known Mae; SOKUraZil BED AIM - .WFTE . —C 0 A L • , CLIIBERLAID* AND BROAD TOP BEICI-BITIMIM NOG'S ' • 1 - CALDWELL, GORDON & IL Feb, i. ",ftrt. • CENT.RALIA COAL • trananumeito aree:9 . eomftimi CA.LDWELL GORDON dr, Oa Of Pbtladelplda. pole Agents-tbr — OM sale of tits cele brated Coal. which will be ahlpS:laty wharf at Port Richmond and landings at Catbokantler my owtidirection.. Otdera may be .to them at Pattionareta—Rte. 11l Wilaut;lll4: •• firm You—No. SIP Philp et. Pkiirraz;-141 . ...144 Illtise ; • ' rive c cc:arias: Jatotary lat, 1904. Rican: LE L: ; WA. Quin. PTIOE tor netrket by oar 66 kept fullrop to the hkeheti standard. - ' LEE, GRANT, & CO, yottaillle, JamMry 25, 1569, 44m I DAVE APPOINTED Messis. 1 0 ' 110TilEIMEL Q O. NO. an wiuvr St, P141.1"ELPIIII, '• • ,YT 1101.1 41001711 t'oentit 11..L.X.Q1P. NT • "Ceritralia!! 'Locust -MOuntain Coal, IY plin+olaym.A. AND VICINITY. tw-An orders s!ei3t through them will rexive p rom p t 'a!yntion. " - J. .11. FIRIBEIL. • MarT, lOrarn • T. 0 E A'S • THE BREAENR and `other-Improvements at the ,Nevelty in New Philadelphia with, the right to mime coal rpm the ••SPOWN'." "L 1041.9“ and other ?eine on the- - -Barlow & Evans' TivietJ so called. ALscrthe Breaker. Imo rovements aod min' ng poi* le ge , on th e -43..tlykt Vein, oo calked on mid tract. Arropportunny to offered to reeporelble tlartieo for Obtaining liberatimea upon these well kites-a veins eltuate very l'avorobly to market.* Application rNiy be' made to CHARM - MARSE, New Philadelphia, D. B HAA', 213 Wahustßt -Phila delphia or C. A.,LAMBARD, Boetbit. March 7, 113 - - , -1 THE 'WEST HT. \ -EAFFEE 0003 THY, Soutti east of Mite Hilt Gip.iu amid Working order, having one mile of run on the Mainmopt and-Seven feet 'dna, with dee btiodrixt yards to work as tie prevent Illt, which is bat one handfed and twenty feet (perpendicular) tpeow water level, ,atittt'-all; the regal- Site pumps, engines. de..:and a large double Breaker, .will no lowed to' a ignitible tenant. Aprity - BROTILIPLILS, Ord and lianlng Engineers, Potutville. Feb 29, 48+S-tf SEEI GI IS atrAviVING At 701 Arch. St., -T.. NEW PRICES ' Apt. wiL NEW GOODS 1 1 . 1 At. 1.• iß t icim isiCVIER - 1 ' SILVER PLATEDWA...AE3, • Incladino every Style and description. Weds expreaell for tbe.W7STEII TRALM•which forneatzinsa and4u rebnity cannot be surpassed., At. J 0 . 11,0 W A 111 , 14 WIIOLLOACI .t Lipid ILA.Straerriaim isiseszsa, , 704 Arai bt.. Plaklndelplissa, Re-Plating at 412681 notice. • , rug, IT, '.l • •• • -1 3 MOVALI IltlitIOVAL - 1 I-- R.. 0. GREEN - . N.. i7s Cratire Street, sear Mire*. )Bask and PPE Vie best • selected stocki Watchas, Clocitrand Sqer Ware - over uttered to 'the ht price in watt tbrAtines.. ;an IS. 113-44111. NEWSTORL 11EW StoOL.. Kea. Is 144 Emir Call and Peert smelt cd SILVER' TkA l / 8 over cart-01'st very I wprlate.. All Rood, warranted u reprraented. IL C. GREEN; • Jan IS, ITS tkalre St DAME . aft (*billet Vire ROO= aad Iluntutery t 288 soiprrsi Imo= irnizurr, •I Plailaidelgola la. N. B. — l Perama going a) the City will mad it to Matt advantage to calliaod minim the etatk. , . 1- _ Rowell— oess—Rosies-,Reauts atoo: . n.c•sErmisk We bans* 'arid OnelY ` towndock Siti nC ill eie embracing Our varieties. including • the mtge. and unrivalled tallow climbing Hoag P . 3latrillaal Keil., ll which sic now offer for aale for the drat Thar of .111.1iniiial, _Neil ”. each'," AI I MI $ Jan L. 4,0, 113118 . , GRJLEDIWOOD NIIREICR I. T. ' . - . ' • • . • WANT lli a lli:111111 I 1011.111.TAL V .....-40 7 Tots TV of second- ed T Bail 28 and 110 lbe.', hlgtk eel cob Coal Stripet.4 Wee w4l be paid ili tbeltachine JMIEZ A. ry on. Janciaa' a, ' -. . . ... . • • IVATICUIC . : WATICELEW ' • . ' In Gokl and 811 et eaglet • S. • 8 Co.: Ap• pleten. Tracey A l 4-.1:4, P. B. : Wm'. 1111et47. also the Trinnont W.l all of A• - • makes ~ TWIN . Watdbes cannot so pi . laccluncr or thlae,— Cad and ezaminv .MCB%9 14E It. C. diFIXSN, 178 Centre 8t.,„ Pottninis. Jim iS. *SS 1 ' • ' '• "a' „,Arealla ON 'or /4dale” ALL - effect elrectln a pilfer% core Ihi kaa.Thini ty,fioitr hours. trope The use 01,110 MOM OSA TIM 1 o mon 'ma. • - - _ . .i tI ° '•_ _ _ ) r . S o other form oe NeCtrillift - at "WO r hi Mi ller nag ' el to yield to trite, waxen:one ancrotar. emery. :. 1 Ilten la the reterbet ewes Of Chronic Zireatelgta find dotterel nerroue Ideranmaanst,--cd EMMY .Yvain dud .... ,:-.atrorpn.s, , the entire lqrstem, Iti gee Iva kw days. ore fee wryer et the utmost. always attards, the moat astaialtrz rite, sad very. rarely Mat to plodoca a totaptete-and fwittouttent core. . • , It ehataltatt no drag* or other material' la Lb* 'digit ate-emote itjart4up, tTeti to the woe" delicate "NM% and ran eirt rii lie coed with 144.111 CT seem. It her It.e,e" h,ta fp tart nee by taxer (Coat Porraurtiiver eartucterea.who given new tututtdatoce net aoriaronled o tproral. t - toot bireell . reollAt riPiCe la GOIAIitL . ' • ' • 1 :• Owe r s PaFIL I Z, —Bl elo...Pormill is Math - ' Mx Parr .IT ..: : 3 00... .•a ; 27 Si ' ' r , ':. i Irwehi• - . 1 .. 9 -00 18 " It ls mid byti: oo4 lol%aibiliq min 'hi*" tit aril ) sod toedkine• ' the thdied 9205. sad* TRUER di 001 kifi,PrOprietark eat 81 1 , Bofsteik Mow LEV! Dermesher DAV' IetrOIINING s . - 10101141 UPS GRUM lIITXHIS •. • Hoollawra .To*, Tl 6 ewe lifted, a. • , • STOMAOn,' 0 DIOESTINT I • • °pare. - • , - • , - Hooliand's Gerken Bitters . - . L totipased ottli• pore jokes (o r ., as n o m i it o, H dicinari•iutid. . itinictu . of a:ilts. Herbs, end 8a ' ,Aabang a 1 Amiga. d oe . highly * omen+ . bated * mid fres rim UkaLsiii. , 'tido:taro or= H fland's .German] Tonic' • I ._. ic. Is a eimblnation of all the ingredimti of the mg. uletth the purest ua4 of Seem Cruz That. ile.., making' One of lif the mat ointment and Naiades ever offered to the midi* =preferring a Yedleine free llen Abmkionc,f.a„ 1 ~ ' ' . -• H9oftanda German litters . to ' th.. b‘,:„i - ~,T b ... who lave Og n t win: to nom of T " H6oflands (fie if : 1 1 Th aka both mistral good. and contain the mune medtdnal T im m ;be •• to between the two War a mere surfer of • the Tonle being the mom mar The • • - • • *variety of exam* sow akin . ---- dlgestdo*. •- • • • •••,- Nervosa Ireldltly. ete.. Is ala to lioe tto - Ootti"s ' The LIT- er. symnatbigni as . ,y as, ire with t ee It Denmana- • ed , the remit of 0 la that the; pa - • tient stakes ' nom en, 1 several of mote of the followbig diseases : I . .rtemoupw as , Plaeraence. Inward Piles. Palmas of Blood to the Eked. Acidity of the tkomselh • Nausea, Heartburn. Divert for Pool, Putnam oe,Weiatt In the atom., . &eh. emu Ernetatione. •• . Sinking or Mattering ad the = Pit of the Btomaeb, Swimming ' 1 of the Had.: Hurried or Diffkinit Brea thing. Flattering at the Haut, Choking ot•lialbading Sensations when In'a Lying Pos. re. Meaner of risloo, Dots ter - :Wets berme the 81,cht,, Dull Pain tit the Head 4 Deficiency of traded. Telkornees of the •• ..e..... Mid Biwa. Pain In the - . - We, Back! Cleat. • Linabs- etc . Baddenl PI ashes ' . l ofileat. Ehirtdit* in the Pee k CanstentS.es. Imadiolode of lied, . and Griat Tkneeliakm of -The fairer from these diabal.M•boald er,epnes tbe greatest caution In the selection of a remedy for his lk. P. La. ' Sass. pezetimpto i l k. i : Ili thit: t f o llelli j ael I e ?. . r .,01 li etze l,. ! .; re mer free f4alainska owe hsgreslientaand Le- established f.ie. 0 kteelf a matatiaa ' - sloe the cure of these: diiimpea. In Chili eimni63on we I vool 4. enba4t Moo" irelAnown on:Dedien- - : - • ' ,* " .. . . gOofiazul'a Genpan,Bi#4B,. -- 7 ,- .. • - '.. ANto '. , ''. .-,-, - nooridotirs t ER LLIII TONIC PB&PARED. By DL, 0. tiCO }CS OR i plaiLApieLrigiL, • Twent.y4woyears oboe they were firri , introdnied into this comb* kom ' Germany.: &dog , which time they have undoubted!) Pell.mmed more cares, and benefited sneering humanity to a greater extent, than any other remedies known to the public.' . . ~.• • • • F here rentedlerreill . ell'ectrodly I;ttril Ike er Complaint. Jam- - • dice, . D yap ep • ta: , Cbronic or Norma ~Debility, Dby it te Otarrhaw, Disease of , ' 'the Ilidne7a. Ipd all Dine am Iliatn/r Trom a Disordered 'liver, _ .. , . . s ':-.. ,' - . DEBLIATI';'.. Ilieniiiiiigfriss lasi leifee livitaterim. - 3 • 4 . _ ; • - Pas anit4Liqloi OP Tux 'iirsTsrs. I.4tisteo by sewers Li ber,',Hara- , ii!e 7 , • 6 • . veradAve,; • ;.,. , . • A.• ,6 •• • . - , There ta Mitiedicine InttaMeOnilto these remedies In each owes -, A Moe and' vigor Is impaited to Ma wholearystem. the,aput is food Is celere4. stgumith y. the r blood is pori ttie onanietion sound and healthy, the yelkeetinge the ma; a bkman• is given tothirnheel4a the Week 6 and 'payola In invalid W:nattier!' Wty being.. 6 • • •/ ••_ I'Z ' - • ItS.R.Sp.v3 LIFE; And with a ll hiMd of a Weighing heavily mani .these. with all Int auendant And In the neabf this lIITTBIIB. or the TO an _sitter that will M eth' new jibe Into their, mettwe Ems= the and ardor-of nom of days. build up their si nm and,give th and happiness ther tart • ° • : , , `NOTICE. - -k ;, . .1 , L nil 'a trell-onall- . ! Ilahrd feet that tally one-balf of the lir . ' nude port on of our population ere.' eel- 1 ~' : dont to the evarronent of good health : or. t . • to their their own ex- Kenton. "peter feel " .. They are Jur'. dnld t derold of ell e 'e r d ,r, • extremeq . , • . •1. ", • : . .• e wind= and hive no appetite. _ , '' - • ' LTO th is elle of pertain the DITTOS.. or De TONI , le. is modally, nnotordeoded, . t ''' • WtA/Ci OP .T.OttGATE 1 OHILDRU • l• ---..'' .1 : _ .., Ate mat etrone by the use of Ober • ofa tu n afire. They wilt, ewe every et:: without fall. uxi, • i , Thousands p of sertLbemeei birie elated. ia the of ttet oprietor. Out Will sneer ef the tetbllestiori or but e Sew. , '*ll be obIIOITOIL Re aid 12001 COO d IFOGII ' uses th ey sextet be believed. , 4 1 .-' i .r ! ti,g - . ... I '. ' .•' yi'EsTimoNTALs: -.--. . -: ' ' I ' _., „ Hiteik! Cleoriyi W. • Wweiwart4 F Chic L.Natice qf Of sommdf:ami qt. 12 , 2,1 4 2 4 'Rita : • ; • - 1 . : Pktiettfitolls Itartit - li s :rt.; "I Anti glixdittedll [' - • Germin Bit los, coed wale, until in. ; . dtplooss, of . Ito til• pet» orgstm and - of great belief& 'ti A Cases of debility, ind Mist 01 Eterrillk action Ist the gum. • yotiak, traly, l / 4 • • GE O. W. WOOI7.AID. ' 11.161 J Tbaarpossi. _ I - j r udge qf Sspnerh:Zdessrliaxict• , . .4¢n ~K Geer Aim= a sakabil 'marks Wares of Wadi* of Indlgaittan a ../0/11Pir six. raw milli ads fmat 4, !aka% vital JA3433 — WONleot# • . 1 13.111.1 1 13. CERTAIN,. Ipeedy_Oas UMK PNtar q t tk 71wa1 cuorx, pie Ada. 420 ass iprious _ . . D. Jadkwili—DeirtAltr:-1 Oat ti co s= ca rt • quanad to connect Ry nem 'wan or Manna 1301 ,cif aunkinek, tan ragnattai the N pr...u....40.0.• , , rm. ban In all Row I &awn ; b Intl, a claw. farad.: Ogg Rauncaw aa4 If a 7 : own nualtr,: at Ow asetalasaa o D J r, 1 Thankutweellusli Mani, I depart tar , . ' ceeetros R 7 ROM mum; ta szinalln7 Mr Ralvietsßi gag. lib? Pliiirer dabift , 8 lif til "Oft, ad fir Low *NMI. Pagaa. a a a RA art ipapranYna PI aaa. ems ft ha : bat tim t 1 dosal 110 - It wine IIIT 7 tO Raw who aldrill! am o Urns i f lesPee t. dillAtEkita ' below I:4lgce preßlll47.lt.D. Aa iiiftitiAllw•Cieteft;i•Ch ' rfNa - lk .l / 2 14 (iwiJrt• Zino dittfti awed ,ae le in fres 02....._100 Inds Quota Illairs.iii MI it MY w"`"X ---...... amissed then ea smolt we. b . 101 2,' adridai Oils pond roma 40. 1, 0 1 1. •mall Ilimadmouisoret ise lit Iher__. ' ' , ' • ; Tarn tnili g it ra 1a b ,t I , lloallsoto r i jOi seek Mb. . the alka all WM 114 , 0 6 * ar- Ig*Alitt PrlMPo ll a' _.l • ' ipas iipalo4 a cu.; - PRICES. Emi lt itsil 4 lllThe*R e v a e ik sl° 4 bsooll - 60perbetek it* atitribu4 " 1, ' AND I=Ell Toci CAITTIOIC • R deal In 0.111 1 . 0120 ,thip' Angier as ars coselethlt ;ltatifictory. at mom Xet, •;. do ituouris 1 ; SOOT , .:1.14 - ...‘, 45 . ,.' - , lBi i.ND TIDe • • .sr scurr. nostats, N.lort ' • • ..; • -- 1- 4 r akeil up= the Lea sad we part gardeagents! ~btdiuftod t! I. . 1,, le win t as ontfesaplate thew, they With the ghr and s ; the teellee and the meet th" We meet.uplut the Level, thu• frUen every station anon, Tbehoosarth from 6L te/ace, and the, poor man from Innate ; • The one writ leave lila Atheism • , the flagons' door. The other lads his tnte l respect 1 the chequered We Pet aton Sher Squire, for the d must itaVe tta " • d While weile, sexes with the saultltinte, cold. luglierd ew • .! Bat tW in n ow o of our &twinge to n elocitTla fr ren * Andwe koir, upon the Level' to the happy -! 0 " ) °• • • There's a wmblithett;ull aro eitital We shall wert i . t upon the Level theie wi ' death are pest We than wend balm the Ortent.' end I. he there To try the hloc-ko we 'Oar. Spare. We ahakuriat upon the larept‘t 1. depart • I . terra a ger k eios—r . nridi kyr news mansion kiraleozur. r Who the 7 th l r lA4aani , OUSIII. I" Letup Vet liar Al Itatt;;i. upon the lAvel tben; *sit sad let ni Woe, thb• the st the - welters sky, the stgas aD our ;Totitlog &opts ,ehti lauds niind. c artal ]Wogs; form ita part upon titg Eigass tt V 3 Cga!i i rt i Zozda df.irteeic 4 o mew* matinale, are. • t' meet luxe Uri agd SOlu'e." • Warriiic-ros Tim, • TKRU /MARS A si~dnt.s sommotes.l T4lllO years the winds their 40111M21 dl e have mode Te writer's snows tby gone its ...ned o'er, And string and "summer Sowers their • mule laid. Bat Ller.oln S. kb! for • Mali= grief wine We mho that kind. familiar, honest. When Senates meet we allar that voice, We miss the warm, good beak. Math ly grace - That soidlitingaished then 4 peepli's choice. And ;aloes ii;„ore, thy hansi, ehlp of State: Troubles and treastatilmost hoe Werystelna, So erangstbefantics she has' played oq late, Stool Andrew lotutson stood *de the helm! • , tfonr,gtief far thee great; yetgiester -Oar grief aodlcar au , bast thou died] in vale f I , I'b. n ant the Swum& more, who id h thee ail twee of martin). hweclotle ealnr I.wl be y l ii tete ft net: since God Is Jeust H aa tbe wicked In r blgh places a i bre ?tgb plaCe the' traitor malt thrtut d his name hariel'neallt obltvloaa ;41 . 1.9.14rn, 1968. WArrnal rut Tea iltaErs' Jot-aims- PNEIIMATIO P 00ESS. The llessemer' Steel • Trby, :11tew York —T me r', Kel ly and ,111ushe --;lntroduction of the le Process—lnvention perimentn-The Module di. • . . 'Daring a recent visit to Troy we bad the - pleasure of inspecti .1 trier Steel Works in thsa place,..l tJon or the accomplished Supt .8.. Durfee, Esq., who very kind teously Showed us "eVery atten •tiently ;replied to- our Minute inqpiries, - tbough sfe'tuldbobtedl Much dons, ignorance brmsny imps. ill , • • , 4 Tbalßesaeraer etrel , larark at Troy Were 'etezted biliessrc Winisi w, driswold mil Malley,under the 13essemer 'oats, which were then in the , bands of Mr, Holley, who bad considerable experience c der the in -atria :000 of. Mr. Hentr Bess niter, at ..the original Bessemer Steel WOES, at Sheffield, Englanti. .- '•' : . r , -As' 'Dlr. Bessemer ', agent lu this' conntrv, Mr.' Halley presented the %Biter to Bolin F, Wirmfoly, Esq., a wealtbi and' enterprising 1 iron lionnfacuirer of Troy. e e 'result of this negotiation - appears to hay been the ot ganization'of a private- compen , composed of thegentlemen above mimed, who we are informed pprchased the Bees met patent rights for ibis country aid erec an expeil mantel Converting establishment in 1862-3,4 We are not, mistiken: ' The' original . 4 planl'e , cokik suSil of a sitigle•;two ton iconverting " vesilbl,which we •belleve is the ismallest size in practical nee. Those how genierally, adopt ed erefrom flie' to ten toris,capecity.— As an experimental establishment, thet works were necessarily limited. A turbine water,wheel was erected to operate the blimp* cylinders 'for the production of blast, bat ;the available water-power _War entirelOcx: limited for the prOductiOn or sufficient:supply9f etmosphe• rfeuir et the necuisspy toressnrei evenfor the Angie two ion converter. •The piesrare= re ilisired:ifor forcing the , air np through Ole eited metal depends on the eiz i e Orel% exin ie Orter, lot the •depthis` Of Liquid . mass Au the • vessel. The. wallet ;Made F use of ; ranges krom 12' to 24 pounds r square inch . : but in cs practicM'operations less than 20 ourds,prw eurei cannot be depended on.. T he I conse- Orrice; is that powerful blast . engines are', absohitely necessary. , ' • ' `j I The 9peratlons at 'Troy ;vete erefbre de-, aged, by'the inadequale poide of the ,ma- Chinery; and in order to 'save i end time' en expedient was resorted to , iv id? ha en tailed still further cost and tier . A set of "team cylinders were hastily erected on the contracted, and Insulficientkundations of the Old blowing cylinders, end 'so p 1.41 ., that, the , blowing cylinders stand. between the ,steam lag cylinders and th e '"balance " w it Thus reversing theproiper mechanical ement and producing - a vibration wh ch must be erreres?n the machinety, and malt tri,a loss of Dower. 1 - 1• • I .' ' , i Bat th iSefrangemelit wss or lappeared to' he air. , - 'like 'Wee' thecireftm- _ necgasary eipedlint, under. the'. -.al one* lid perhaps Would! have answered t=ediate experimental purposes, but an ern was also Made use of In :the ar rangenbat of the Taira of the *team cylin der which - has proved a failure, under the high tate of speed traireled by the pistons in order to produce lie required ; prisms of blsi!t, - i ':ii P . . 11 , ' During ~ our visit this machinery, was in operadini seccessfulTyWith the two ton eon rerter,i limit with evident , deficiency and in nommuit danger ofbreakb=rn in the most aided moment Of on Anangements are• now being made to erect 'Powerful and adequate machinery to operate thetintire "plant" with ,a aurplFs of power, ind we; may here add, that twq large flfe .imu nonverters have been emend and, putitt ton4rl operokniAt these rks, but are wid awaiting • Compl e tio n of the new Din engines hiachinery. t I "be c•wriireors The warkmansidp ; and mechanical strue- We of the new' pair, of tivt4ou conveners Ire 'nfitadve and substantial ; while the engi neering skill displayed b, admirable, as far is Mb pert of the establbhment At concerned. frm the drawings •aW mode., which we have seen, this poring appears to be modeled ow the, Bessemer *tams. • which - appear , to bealtricitthe perfection of moehanical ar tenements ; but terribly expenave 1 .It il diesig , 10-produce a maximum amount of lemlat, a'solnimnorcost •for opine= - r The Ma itionfof mummy being in fuel auk 1a ..,-4u perhaps,' same lon 4:4 metal, over 'the Obi modes of convention. , 1 -- • • I The power Ind style of tit' 'remut ;blow ing mantrinery is strangely out of,moportiori ;blow tol4e rest Or the rilt, andincmabirit with the me tulle an the sahstanthil ape of the con arraomiunts. The motion of the mind vessels is &weed by ; hydraulic ma &beryl and a simple movie' the hand turns the eisorminn mass Stith Its drey contents, as eiud/y, mid isegnmehdl, as a IrOy turns her toe-ettP,; While the gri s t hydraulic manes MOTO Mon the vast and glowing ladles with theireenthing cibrgea, r, the enormous hr.- g o bi o steel--more t r i nable tir e re of Oral iterthirOble or handle her itdiesvm needle. 7 - i' 1.. -I . I Bat are coin: wiled to madder the Asia= Clennon'of *cupola for melting 'the -pig- as filmdom mistake s sad_ having DP ever - tir sir , or rorerba° 4 2 • -- 6weemin . , . • I. The imp u rity of the fuel adds to theita • • ' iity of the metal, and eves a pure ore, or •+ pure metal maybe seriously de - .. • • y the use of an intpureAtel. Therefa , the tate of the cupola with the parestl • .. - ni Coal au a fuel, for melting the pig - del mast Hate th e resulting. steel_ •• , • ofleas. • kg the ale furnace; or -. . • -, bear* however, no impurity is • : ed to the metal, bat on the contrary, It is•Co come . tent, imi prooed. We have no . •'• bt that - ••• junta* cite iron Would be .. !_roved bythll Mow of melting, but it .. • ectircely be ed th 'the mere meld • : of ther:plg will MOPS ; all the' . • . cal impurities. , If this It so; then w. • are performed 'everyday In', dur o r • , primes, and our puddling mill! opera ns ought to produce "paddled steel • fro ' thracite iron, which would,lor 'should: beVequal to ordinary Bessemer stsei frank' ,iron. melted with anthracite coal lad the cupck lit.' That this may, and will be mplished,l, are cannot doubt, for even . nem. ig me *Wick cannot t)e. =vested Into l by th i pneumatic prodess Is elaborated teat paddled • steel rails by the' ddlln ' i exce athethod.. - But experimente o f nein With the Bessemer converted are . ly ex-i 'CAWS. marts Ka worthy of .owa anenize *oldie and uncertain, and even racticsl and . experienced men are ileceived. ' 'slip, iihiipply et Neutral We have ait unliailted supply lof in thlt country, and there are a • focalitwhere the purest and • • Meal can be produced; but we available sites for the production seam; 'ogee, are not to . be 'found • never thau. rianl=dt upoi the wb , 4 igzwsit bar be sclera ; tbracite regions: ' In ,the present err, neutral charcosl iron It a - E 5!! this iirocess the cost of fuel Is a H t o Owes pure metal can be niat d . - Char al furnace into the convert ' I cast to afeepots, worth .. ,1 I.S _per to stead of coMmon only PO to 0 per ton I Chareo fong out of blast may be protittahl 1 since the amount of fuel Or labor , Is hilt little more to produce a than to produce cabin:ion pig. Wh cost ii only trifling in comp profits. , _ • 1 il There are maltyOinia in Pe. and:particularly in Virginia, Tent forth Carolina, where steel ing., _made direct from the cbarcoal f . .' pinch profit, but where charcoal pest quality would not pay for !. 1 !mid trtuwortation. , ,'': I Kelly Patens. , . those 'words' 'Part 11 Pon th. • JorazgAi, 1 It is :welt known that William Eddyville, Kentucky, obtained a Our-patent office at Wiwhingtou, inventor - of the pneumatic process abmar,' on a stalk 9f Pinterfrzence . the respective claimants, though : sewer ,waa the.first to file his claim! clications in our patent Office. • We do not prOpose to biscitis the claims of either - piny.. tor, if examined close y, and it connection with older processes; we do not, see that either has mach chum-to originality se far as the principle is concerned. Bet al liPplied in a direct manner, for the decerbon-1 ization of pig for the porposeof produl eing pure iron and steel, we have good resi d i man to believe the application was eally an ',, truly an invention by both. parties, • itdepend= mat of,: and without the knowledge of each o ber's iiotemporatmons experimenis. , The history of the' experimental - processe s 0 both Kelly and Bessemer,. is laid -.6y1- 1 d'i ncelhat they were trying 'novel nodes of n nfanufacture, Or mechanical means f accOM I • plisbink the decarbonization' of ir which I differed materially fronall: former- odes.--j Tnat is; though the . principle was o f , new,' the Obje c t ciriparpose with, these ' clemen' •wilt new, and though is blast of at °spheric air.had,heen used bath for reilnin r and -de; Carbonizing pig metal; It was not eaerally known, or if, known ;_ such know' ge was, not pit to its ' Practical utilization. until the' eitierimenta of Kelly and' Baser° clemon-i strated that "the bed molten or - I nia cut" iron is increased by a current of aid atmos-1 plieric,air passing thriugh it. • By the mass 11 , saga of a stream of cold air throng ' a of m el : in g cast iron, -the temperatur :is ran . 1 several thousand degrees..; The union of thei • oxygen of the atmosphere, •willt t i carbon Ofthe molten iron,produCes an, intense" ham tuflicientinfact to keep . pure' (wrought) iron in a state of fusion, - .which cannot bel done by any:ordinary fuel, or the; 'common metallurgic smelting operations. .'1 • . 1 ] titraillictiota at the pacisaatio lis•eeee4 - .. In this particular ,respect, Mr . ... Kelly lal bored ardently and perseveringly thou; aid Or assistance, from.acience or the try, and bad demonstrated the utility of h applies doe, before Mr.:Or:gamer had tried his 'ex-1 nerimitnt'ot blowing airthroug h m hen inan' though he had.before conducted a I ng Course of experiments looking to the sam ob ject It is stated' that he was led' to the i es tit e4i .t.! 'experiments,hf Mr. Nesmith. +in ecar +;' zing molter.plg metal with. Jets o steatia,-T. l It is welt known that. the liaxygep .of steam has,the saniaeffectA the oxygen f t he' air, on ignited or easseous carbon ; latt thwnitpa- gen of i the . air contiifils - '-tbe, ve . ca. • !tore of the onion ; and the fierceenergylwittal (which Pure oxygen, unmixed or in .. corm* don with hydrogen.. Would' attack and ' des' troy (oiadize) the iron itself, lelikawise co n 4. troled by, he neutral or passive . nitrogen Of .stajosphericair. - • . .: .. - . : I I 'White it.Woold be extremely desirable to' utilize or make use of the of stesnrl • • • metalhargic operations for the. purpose of' 1:1 - taking lip the impurities, sulphur and p 1 phokukor,„to use,Blo pure • oxygen of • element Tor the more rapid reduition of 'the. te ores, it is probable that the energy of act! / would be so great as to destroy a • portion of the metal itself, ,and tb 8. rend its use far froth desirable, wren con d .8 - be decomposed into its gasserms - condidon. simple oxygen and - hydrogen at such iaost as e c to teak° 't avaitallle on the score of ' an 1 • I!' .. ~ Practical liaraittleaa. Practically, both B*emer and ily wer mechanical inventor /... They iv both en••• deavoring 40 accomplish, by . na means, the decarbonization of cast 'ken the. chemical affinity ,of oxygen for carbo n, .principle long known \ to science, and ex 4, tentively made , use of in ' the puddling an fut other processes; to. patify_or Van ' metal Into iron or 'Meet. . Mr. t er ha s , however, succeeded in. adapting . apply.' tug the most ingenious. and Me ap p l y. ' CU:deal contrivances for the A- .., purl pose., So perfect, In fact, that n • • •• bal been devised, or perhaps' can, he • "'tad; to accomplish the conversion, in a . cough practical manner, ' by, . blowing -• • through molten mast 'so well *elk Moo done by the. Bessemer machinery. I, - • - In this respect Kelly is Indebted to Bei seder ; for wantidg - Mr. Bessanerliniechert- • teal' inventions, the Kelly patents would be practically a dead letter, unless %t owed up by crintritances which ,necessity kt have - ".called into existence, }es we may instance LA the Case of Mr. Bessemer himself: 'Bat - application orate chemical and m Mini ixe_ contrivances Of both Kell . and - owe their ' availability, ale to Wildcat' • s • reseachevand chant . periments of Mr Musher, to whom "- Os, ~more, ;than an , other msn, , arawe in doted for ' the know" edge we peesese of the osiderful ~ .. . , whielt .manganese or ate • . ' ... • pen*" in correcting the, kepi:frith of • • • ' - -., ' Meilen Musnat• . .f . It has been well said that-Mr . MOM'S in ventiorts hivis t Aide the Pneumatic promise praCtical -ind y,-and not only the new methods of conversion are thus Indented to Mr. Iftuthet - ,•for to him the steel astern - Or England owe their ability to manufactme n t the world: - And yet, notwithstanding th ese] ,facti, and the acknowledged ser which he has rendered hteconntrf and arts and. science of the. orld; Mr.' Mushet 's claims neglected and even ignored hy his country and 'his Countrymen ! Mr. Bessemer mekia . use iof the litishet initiation , without fee, =reit because his patents "taPsai s ' k r want of Means to properly maize' them.. , hi** former charges the enormous roy ' eg pap. ra)n ter eat. ees. of • from one td fire; l ,.g ....tpre . : o twenty-five dollar* gold 'per , ton; sac k s bazaar of t5OOO for the . Ana b 6 formation necessary to commence, mut* ' fsctitre of Bessemer Steel. , - • I ‘ • ' ' A ; 1 4•Ii•iteli• , ca l la this country, . ad)! rollYs ' Murtha patents have been , conso ed„ the onion of the several interests tr . tfutrights in the Ualied.B,takee: ' cobs totes a powerful monopoly ' whit* mance fail to be, profitable ~ as. urealion air i r oi . hatents; though t eamma te t4 fl ue, h Z pent . f ees . Pr at ogha• - ' ' _. 1 " 1 , ' rei m i uma ir s : Week. is twraidiesse _..! ..- 1211 .-irlan Y. Valium. • As we ..; not - write azeideivelf SW hos , - ho ;ire .famffi tia ar. with thi w e safbjeci f ' . ramailems ra 'ar;•,tbe imy , weak tb . l end'entertwishrg iron r - sen-; , / era of - • country. among whoa We • may ' Ca; ett i t li t r d i and the Columbia Iron Co- 3 1 V 11P/flal& steel 1 ' tablidummt Wader . the i Kelly , IM , Y andel*, Mielalgan. ' 'Tule .. A r seeded under - thitatPetin j al s r i'"' , B.nrfek, who bad made the Mew mode of " awd. Old * Wi olt alwrlewe ma lama made him tha Moat available lbir 0311 = 016 ' oath . ile'r, ill attlig, tini 4 Baammer, WolmA_ - __ , 431424 law jobw - a- =.,. 4.1 at ' lad .......f.inthie ltr. O*Z Is avi. ..t it /till imasni ---4. sa Inteees — iVaiiiikumpt 4 . -.. *wane •inwtlll4 \By the dileollithli b wniwatinig 'kola * era only the Wilt' of wmaiMVIMS adult, wwitinak 'O 3B OO ' 0 40 9 u& Simba Ik. lO ._ gent imai kw . Z l i ar it AM surd most he' at. !NON/ ail 1 sepigykr , " '.. • ••• -- t , • • - i . --I • 1 • 1 • i . 4 , ''' (irks at e Besse- Patents acanthi— and , Ex- Operati• New -York, 14 the Berie the iOlta teedeli, Z. y and coy. iop,.and pa tted critical "bianiteated cal glut.- - T - 1- • •.: - 9 , Copies' , Bils ! - . 04 . - • A gingb !nutetable, 'tee!, without the Wie of t .. • • : ‘ nese in some form. ' 'lint 'using Mush - .a, It- - venticms, .tie, troy containing' app* ,le. 1 quantities of'sulphir.and plunlinrch „ Pe 1 conierted Into good steel , amithere are new *about stio,ooo tomer steel insookily P . o #ed fe Etperthpfg iron made with m , el_ 1 16. coals and 'cokes, *bud ,ir c etnqty, net _She vay t charcoal ~ Iron wan made we :t !;;tor vowel ••• . , into steel. ' ,• ' - '" - i. ih • 1 1 ' feeslletesisi cetWisurite. , I ._ i k At present, the Troy ateisVpinntactirets, are using Oily:a • 'Wont. charcoal trout flee' from: 8 10bn? or, fbospitotie.' or , cfely i ict Is •waif% traces at: these deleterious tel ti - Titles. The p i g' metal la-When and i i int 9 the onpolswith anthracite coal, Ili' e same manner ak:Preetitettittl,bur likto i - for thaprodaction of castbse, and ;wbeinn melted Condition,: the furnace is tappedtnlid the liqpid metal run direct lido' the coalloil: , er, which are larke egg 51'00 - Vessels, Oigint ed on its - trunkint, and swing in equhintiegt, i sous to nvolve_Owits axik with as mapp i plicationit powedl B. .bittore the m ale run Wont, converter, the nisei - hr "-- is very hot with a fire of coke, Alkaigh whicii a weak' blast' is driven;' Wkiti, ` ready f 41. - the molten metq: TIM wnitirter is invirlN, and the hot coke fans eutofthe L veati e to d a pit prodded for Its receptiOn. ; The, =el Is. then elennarto a horizontil posidcits, 'receives its charge ititim the ;cupola. illis then raised vertically,. While the blast it • rat' Iton, and befonithetnetaliteches the hot m of the vessel i which- le - so_ nentstructed kat the metalline' on the side - witboutitoriphing the bottom. while the, couiertee lies in 0 !tor- Wats' posiltion. If erected,to thepa:penile-. alar, , the liquid metal would' flow intioft he toyer. holes, when DOI i Prevented - bk ) ! 3 be blast. But the -blast- la' alittys put nln force, before the vessel Mewed In it* - sting-position, while ; the present* of tht, am is eutlicient, l not nth to prevent i the -lii 1 t s from:flowing into the tuyerr, but fO.Ptine trete the mass The deeper the ' meta, td ' ay be hi the Tdel4-. , tho'grestir is the fortune ceuary to penetrate it; consegoently,,tl„ tom 20 to 25 pounds pressure to the iquer a W la required to operate the correrdon - .11nly. ~ !;. 4' • ' weeisismarchansea. ,'. 4.1; • • , For the first minutes rafter the blimi is turned on,- numerous ,scintilleting Aparki ere %brownout,' which appear - Vity „brtini In the dull red volume that lines fr *he month of the.converter, hut no -activeieln bastion appears. to take place within tl4l tea sel. -Neither the aubbn not the iron a r to burn, yet tile temPeritife ia,rapi l'in (Teasing, and at the end of liti or save .., In utara dull throe smarts, Which 'soon . - get to a, light yellow, and Subsequent] j? a brilliant flame of - the srestut' intensitt,'' - min:lingerie vividly of liebnitliednemerit . furnace, which wash , eeted.4ieven dwell licn- ter." At Mis point the first - WI l -, niVr- riods'!•as 'teen - jenny ' in the' tti t fli'' matienomenelatare ' Mate,' Ind the - ; , , period" eommencea.:w lobappelint tel rte of intense beet from e salve cheml ant on of the oxygen and cailion under Olga, t red tense heat, -- • The brilliancy - .and occeildbal' whiteness of the fiamet,:iwitlit.the violent xi plc:sluts and eruptions:. f Onion vile :tio licintillatiggstars of bu ingiron. anriDO , t of the third period,' forms one bf Ile m On- terestirtg scene, to the: Camel spectator v iZee the innderful change and ant:stridence fif She .flame daring the ',fourth pilliOd," 'claim:Alba profound attention;of the-practical ct . -itsarter, - as it does that ot the exyriended :foreniastor the expert. " ?hp sudden cisangerofthellibe -fromitte mount of the confiner, from , hint white to, a ilickerfng yellow and •-nni .ing dullishred, caste an, apparentilon* o,ier the scene, which', Mowed by All sudden enl lapse, tells 's' plaMly sts, poissible that th 4r bon is exhaustedurned Ont. The. O .ton isis immediaUtle lusPerided t If the if ' ing is continued after the tematnation o ' is fourth petiod, the oxygen oftlis air AM ks the iron,whictiis .very hot , and llquitiii (Ind oxidizes the metal: !., [ , E 1 5 tA • , , , pi" sigittiL the Illittgoot. tl f t : .Before the blast is,cut off the cone , is again turned 't'a a -horizontal Ix:attic and receives - a .'charge -of - melted opiegle n$ or otherl nianganiferdus-hous, which is plated '.or rpninto the converter,' in the aamAntins- - - neves the Molten pig metal is convey ed; Heim the aisle. - , , , • ,-. .. i, :-- The chemlcal'uniOns 'ot-ibe elior egfil4m to ..be inistintatteous, but ithe cotve e IS allowed ta.remain stationstri for a fele e• - W mule, or .boar! ' a large, brlght4old-tin ed: i e flame issttekfrma -the enbuth. of the Verkiet: The object of the procesk: whstever it nasty has-is 'thus accomplished, abd Atte mMati ti , pow ready for pourizicin, B tathehtgot rii_ oil, e. I The- properties of the Manganese OOT Or its precise,chemical Wick' Seems:to 'tin Ain= perfectly understood, Aso tfte7 are n_ oar theories, ,aecountincfor I a ; quid' ind -positive action ' se a detergent In paelflng metallic iron for converdon to steel. l 1 ess Splegleisen, or mangeniferocr:, pig . Met is used, the resulting roessolog in thedion- Vertu, after the operant:tit of Dieting in lug pended, appears to be Attunalleable andoe- . ambling in fracture 'burned . irctn."l4 The edditita of manganeak, however, .ciiv i ects :, :- 1 this osseous condition of the slightly Oils- Oen metal'. `, . . i -. ' -Ii I -I It would thus appeir , that the ectioavlthe manganese is la the gate remaining 3n itfte, metal, and particular! in uniting withltha. oxygen which woubdo remainlipthe iron producing an oiadised metal. , 'Other the mangandrerhas any lidlnenceOn . t e itti 7 phnr or phosphorus or riot Is not very delle itely determined . ..jf at ALI the aorrecd*ln- Ounce on thesaimpruitiesis limited, fete Oen with manganesian a debtrgent, the prOwhite of either sulphur or Phosphorus ha applictible 'quantities is MP:Miens to the, resniting itelli ' 'caning sae Kauai,,lor gam. • n oon A.ll as the `flame, nocitaioned bylhe chaige of mangsniferous metal;' partially 40 , isites from the converter, the Metal ht Mocied btieWering the mieutb, of therieitd,. II lit kite previously - heated sad - held the pupas. This ladle le matted by a t r dierated by hydraulic . meelsiziery,' and a*:i‘• : rumwd sa to move over a eircliOn * e a ingot Moulds are set.- The teekittft• tO ' merticilly from a luile In.ithe bottom ~ t o , ladleinU3 the moulda, :without touchiqg t e t fides of matilds;ll poidhle to'avold These mouldkuwof bast kat, simply wise with plimbago orbtatkihiad with the emke of burning tar, and if the Melting steel est the aide -of the asotticit in Wing in a tar n - a non stream fir liew siscends, it will ni t, he surface and form s rougktace ;against t the - ingot will athlt. -i . I ' . i, 1 It ha" been! found ' hiPosslble to i aka marketable,ited IngetiOrY Z i tiro Om Anthracitei`pig , iron, or to the theften metal, froM the . converter_ . the 'da without; , ctitting.their SOW itnd .ren g then i tle4ll Ibr the impetus 0 its. Ingot ds .are Navy • and ensearL ; e Eed. They are "de from gtv easpatti, adoannotihis remeltedfittit arittipuffelee. 'sr Ism _investments's testis lestileat; Formerly the moulds Wert; grit aft is, -tircle singly around the quasi. 'pit, said She metal from:the coinrermts•Was pout ..0 itsto with sepiaHely. - " The SestOt wak that Tha Ingotsl were d purists orlonercOmbed4th nfine Men, ettOrnmerisq, and ly hammers *Are a neeenry eppendix ftt As Besiemer steel plant; for %he pose g ‘ Ok -. lidifYing the ingot' with- their ;gm:eV mows: .< Most of the Bellemer steel ' g !!stabilakitenta are presided - with., suekh . met., slid the Troy +Works - cif : ilitaars.laghn A. Griswold t Ca; Weal being wiat-r, - great ibst with snit, Itf et , • ;- but a recent Insprarement in the mdd.s 4 of, ir manes his dBne sway filth • is ;:nice t troubme difficulty- i'Thelegots at set in . clusters, ironed a 'central ,-, ~' through ; _which the mete l is tnned, '; ' '''g in the witecurgitotaradtla w: Sthe ‘I The gases thus escape, horn ~ surface - f the ascending instal through , ' I hole p .; eel at the top of each - nand ; : while , 1 metal remains In the *teal - atoned to as r"bead" and fill thgeircle repaid" WI elifetoith In the.:m. o M rlici in i lml n er 'l h ,, i lit pots or flew- - ~ '4. ' A 'I: 7 of the m•• apt to.. Pte. ' um t .. 'Of pb the mos the an te of the 1 013% bj from sod $1 00 .1g worth furnaces reviv • . d fottoto the first to tbel sylirjata;' And I. cat! be aces•with l .1g of ttiei .uiactur • Kelly or tent fro the pri Or s er Bei., betty ,enry Bee I ep Me. brother, allt,ti eft, VIM *allPl off Woks brother awka r*Phi nd # 0 0 113 7 eat sea occrite Boca* boanctlit irreaneitY of etYls• Min Beck a( evarydelatptipri vonalatired, Woad a to ankir,iaallaitestadiaL • , , • hliforehesd.digeneratai„ the lines of thrift shots too deenly in his Sim; lustre In, his eye gets to Do p mere twiteltJe. The Gee eral's head is like a bailor'; one Tecumseh like tuft of hair sticks out at the back of his head; his Dlaeltray eyes are _nil, sof,ntlllant • with-irinagestkats thatedne trooping by tittick .and thiiii.u...Dielelott holds Ms together.- till his broad Aware - of a mouth seems 10 be the :line between two. vactiated hemispheres. Talking quickly, .wiltuardedly, - 4abiolutely, 'you are apt tot mistake the power of the man, • till, on occasion, you 'see Idai settle down. from his tllihti of genius to reason gravely and ponderously•as Admit Smith; a heto ' common sense site is krairocle In Oahe. • Sherman's relations with , Johnson are. am :pleasant today: as they ever were. TRH &Mall Its THS iIePtICA3 . CENT TRW. (Friiil ' i Wcgiu4 Letter tame N. Y. Indeptuld4l 1 There stet Beiployd, witit very black eyes ;and a very blue veil ; .4 few, seats behind bee 14 Richard W. Dana.,of Boston, one of.the' counsel of 4 teem Davis, :with aprofile re *hiding one fbrcibly of the witch-honored Sir Frederick ;Bruce, though not -nearly so [ noblest looking 'men ; and; i'littleforther en, ` Mrs. Ann 8. - T BlePbentx, In- illieenlY Man [looking a very' formidable lady of literature.. Below, the chief Juitice, 'the grandest look leg American :in public life, two ught,down Itbe millet with, feeble soend, Ind spoke ha mumblingend Muffled tones; the'Redlealked-• ,dressing him s "Mr.: President," and Ate [President'; Wends as "Dlr. Chief Justice."--- Before bis dtaitll,, at the left bane, sat "the ,m , ; anagers of ithpeachthent for the House. At the bead of the table eat Bingham, with his ha n d s hs his: thin; long hair, lookinlifi Weird and intellectual': next bim Ist [black gall ominous as an Indian; then I ;son, of Tow% sl' noble, benest-lookingl man ; , [ and, lest on, that aide, Butler, perfectly notts4 chalant, Stith one arm hanging over iris chair, the other. lyingon the table._ Opposite bias ;was Thaddeus! Stevens, in% an erMrchairj. Apparently. asleep. Physically be lis so, ;feeble that it Is impossible for him, not Ito seem a stock figure to the scene in *Wolk ;younger men :tot such earnest and passittuatei; %Parts. Next him sat Mk BoutwelL:a man of ifine and distinguished face, whose dignity, earnestness .: and eloquence add. much -Jo the intellectrial weight of the Houle humage ment of impeachment.. _Around the table, at , the left hand of the Chief Justice, Oat the [ counsel of. the '3lr. 'Jerry Black lhaving forsaken his Chief, who'itith Charae- • teriatic obstinacy refined to follow his "ad vi e, Idi. Groesbeck-sat in hia place, a gen tlemen whose Romarothee bad so nearly ex hansted the retnalnder of his face that, little else was risibltir. Beside him was Judge OM. tie, of Miumachusettka mans with a forni add 3 i l r. face rese bling the President ' s ; own. ' Wtu. M. Ever 2, of New York,-tose -for the first . time;. MS very Impressive manner cow-- mended be undivided attention of th is vast' assembl Veto* and above. He Seemi 'the pare t ,of ;the intellectual Ame [ rican---• Might, th n, nervous, with intense eyes end :clearly-cnt nose, [ He is the only Republican In the .President's counsel' and penthnalir, ilk hot in sympathy , with him.. He- bettaye xi It. " perhaps, by showing less then bls'utinal elo quence, by making you feel Oil. Itereid not t Feet quite at hoMe in his nnusnl `:position ;. -, but he conid not be let* than earnest and im pressive. Mr. Bombery is tall, erect, elegant, with a Duke or Wellington. face. 1 . . . , GOLD tilt ouzzitißikoKa.," 1 . ' ' iSbould one of .our prominent business men • I Whose-word Was beyond' questioning, So- . hdance that for the purpose - of Completing the work . cif great value *.to \ the -- public, hit ' arbihed. to • borrow, noineyttpott - his no 'paying six iter cent. interest in gold there ' ~.--and fortherm9re,• that while he would . greenbacks -at • par, be would redeem notes in gold, there would belaut'the,' n . - j question of Security. to decide favtfrably, e , . fore the demand for these notes would be so Oest as to require a banking-Dints for t e .! recitation irk accommodation.: of the-gentle- • Seth's 'easterners ; and the more p romises to , pay be shouldLissue. the better would the - public be *ailed; Now; the Union PaCiflo Railroad Company is ! Making. just such 6 proposal - to,all .w have money 16,r -invest idmeta. TheTt riser; of that Company of--. -. lers,for stale,itist Company's First Mortgage "Bonds; akpor and int,erest in cnrren-,. Cy, - butwi_nciPal and interest payable iii gold . , AslWis a proposition' of lei. liberality,. Yet u.Otee, tribe security lei. sathifactoty. If 49)a j the protilse to pay, gold for !greenbicke is worthless.. 1 - • ~ : -'''.^ • i -. •,.' . ' . . . '', :In the first place the assets of t e.Companki are ample.-'The railroad wbich-iit being built from the Miaow' river to, 'the Pacifle'hutur iumuranceof enema such as to other railway • , in the country can boast • It •will be the only_ avenue- of pasatagn.. - and„ transportation i by• - Which the minet, 7 ,theritilider, the farmer, Ind •••• the capitalist •WlitaT help to develop the rich in-' }terior Terrinitieta will Teach the markets of . • the i Elia% and West: I t-wilt also t ie the Con t i . ' ental railroad Oici which the-trade between Chloe; Japan ;' Eastern India ,' or Australis; nt) Europe, will find its anortest route. • ,To 'meet these.requirementk and - to.be an encl . * ng internal imFrrovefiaent;the Road is being 'i ttorcughly" - built 'and fully eqOipped. • When i• Congress granted its - very litieral - aidin-thsti! , - conittruction of the line,. It required that eaCitt• auccessive section of twenty tufts. shorild'ho- • favorably. reported- upon by , three gr.tvern- • - anent inspectors, All-'llrst-clasiti -every re—. sped, ' before that distance sh be opened for business. The road; is ore,•good of.. itself, With. -a certainty of a te .and rein* le nerativeiraffic.i , ---. ,- • ... , _- , •••• . Upon- this Road, the bondsAtered for sale - :xmatitute i first mortgage. Goverumentdo- - nates toward therlauildleg of iheline 12,800 ' Wesel of poblia land for every completed mile. '- and alart - the right of way, throuirk the nation:. ht &When. - • It' then loans -United ' /Rates bandit to the CaMpany' to the average amount • 9E7428,000 per u r ine. flo great lithe national impottanee of the work,/ and so e:vident - lite ,nutmeat succeale thatifor security for qhla • loan thethe Government • accepts -is secondlien, • ' Siting to . holders - of :the. Company's own . hkinda an absolute first mortgage upon the en- -: tire Road.: Whst - better • - security coutditie .:. aakiadfor than Oita ."•• !. '' • -! • ! But-there is another and Pirli - aps - the most eonelusiveevidencs of:the ii.nincial sonjad iteas of the Company's paper:. The corap!e-: • teed a . 4OA of the.. Union 'Pacific - Road ex-, i . i SSO niiitelroin amahe.' to:• the summit ' . - f the:Urea:le Mountains. : Mors than two : bundridand fifty nillee of.the line were bunt -- east year. Each day sew atradvance.Of. the ,end of-tbe 7 cOmpleted track: It watt - built Le to the wilderness, with its prospective terrol- - nal tang hundred miles away, upon the Pi- cite Coast. - Itiss the!, pion eer , ri ot the (oh , lower crpoptibition and 'Civilization,- - NS- Wally; Its business would - be - lighti -at least. Midi reaching the mining centers. - Yet, .the :* mart of the Tresanrer, shosra the . t remajks. . '.. ble fact that Ith e' net earnings of- the •:Road from local nosi n ess, upon the :incomplete ' Section, were more Than three times the in terest upon the bondiviehich hid been Issued. ' This la an evlde6tre ofprost*ritywhich gives listurance:of the: payment of . interestupon' . interest. upon; the bonds; and furnishes a powerful ince* " titre to push that.* te - the earliest practice: '. ble Completion. ! I -- , ~ -, . , . 'Much might tie , of th e mis sion 'of the Union Pacific !!Railroad ContnnnY' ln! pop-" .plating' ,and _ developing the - western . half' 9f ' the . American - Continent, and of the :- .commereal luptimaci . which -It • will en-. 'stria to the United States - by reason : Of the foreign trade Which It will control, but 'our . 'object has been te:eimply examine the Seco: city upon-whickthe Company prOposito pay principal and Interest in g01d,.-To uliteeente .. evident that the security Is sufficient, and an investment In the bonito a good one: 1 - • -I.rull partiaulars:anid ',a.viCuable pamphlet , ._ may be obtalitedlofSthe Company's .. vet:; ti ned egeetv - , -4. --.1 - .. : • -- . • ••• ... GOV. 412A74Y Awn THE I.s.n.RDO G• • [ ... - ; POWER. , ; . _. It will be recollected that. Gov. GC" in ' • hle annAsl• message exposed a pram that had crept into the criminal Courts of, hit"- , • delpbls, of 'p intoning or shortening th _len. •. ic Tif knees of crimintals aft* they had. been; "ma- "tided, and :sentenced -by the court. 171ths. practice had bieWfolloied by the Judges of ; that court since 1841. - Tim:, folk:living state- r meat will satisfylany one that'Clov. Geary, in ' I Arresting ,tide unlawful ex..ercite•'of power. has done a :600 1 d Work; and deserves the - thanksof the .peopie. The clerk of the county :.., prison of Philadelphia cenifles that the fetz lowing number of perione is bisanalunion • -:.: had Deis sentences remitted aefollows Ohm -_-_,- Wiwisentenoed to hard labor :) , ~, • .- t ; ••- - 1 ,• '' • • .. I x,:meAs • t ristlia irsiss..- Parsictsl i ' ' Atentmad. /44440:141. ' , 'I S I ?tires 1. ' !So . . -24 • • 'Olin , Bts t 51 , .• ' 40 i . l uga - t • Ave 1 , 1 . r i l ; . . ; I f 'lvo laia f Twesti - 501- , • 74 1 , . •. IM4 '- Eligbs 1 ~ •54 • 13, • ' Tbm j c.; ,--.. 2i - 1 1 3, , PIS Mae i St , SS ). ...• . flaw irserteta • , sr 4 , Mr, 7 iMe Tktrty ...: . 'VS • ' .414 • too - - ?bitty-cos SST , as t • Vt I tutu $45 .... 4 I.IW. . weer 1 t , o . iN, I ime - 1 • iptetriaar , 1A.33 ~ ~ . ~ t... • low • . • WO% . ' , rue - 1.94 U _ VIP - • BIS . 1 Litiddition W i t the above, 184 pristine?", Keteliced Oat pot to bard labor) ".betttreext 1860 Ind 1867, hid thetiterms remand, wase 56 betides Of the Eeatern Penitentiary w ere' rituatted - betweei4B4l and 1 8 6 1. . It *OM* front tut bspection of.the ono ty Prisoislist - *Above, that ht many. ,camea l -- . •...reardiSlOns t iermade after the lip*: of, • eac ti dd a tam e bey ond the enecif the ditirt '', tionneolimitia Ilebatancetiihe prison- - - ers monviilled atlittak l2lllllBl 18 lorwal aad Paritlerk triedr t = at weir Ode* nal tests: „ ''alir tide Is tito ems of Jahn V rakiL s w$ sentenced In lag to densest . . I lind Who was rentittedider five ve'L,__ ! hi 1 86 8 the sots& .. oar s,ausaly:ltikasos insassumwed *as . i . m a d ln.' buthr9 Pa l i t hsald nr ol ll . ,
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