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FORTY
SIXTH YEAR. Ni;iti-g.-.3.
rt Ric!pod.
!fa, 4, Veit ham!, • '
NAGLE* CO.;
WELD,
• , Pie I
Miners and . 1 . klippen; of the Bestguallties
Locrir m00...-rmx . AND BLACtit - DEATH, ,
,C 0 A. 1 1.25i .
~ F or IfanutaOtto ing and Domestic an.e, and Aide
• Afants in all markets i.
CELEDEATtD
, 1 1.1A.N1EL' WES.LiTEIt, DEEP RED ASH, AND
J“ ACE.46N. WJEBEHRY " COA L.
OmcUs (20834 '% l 4.lnrit Phikadal
/.110 BrOadway ' , New York, Plats4
)9 °eine Street, Boston.
S. Id. WELD. 1.1.16Frr .W,
igENRy A2 - IRICE JR.
Jan.-1, /1
LASTNER,' S ICKNEY & WELLINGTON
Miners and Shippers of .Coal.
BURNSIDE (rota their Burnside Col, Shamo kin LEWlS VEIN (Red' ,Sh.)
LOCUST MOUNTAIN (White Ih.)
9n T laity B g,S
uildin,'en York.
Oakes.: {203 W nut Street, PlatatLelphts,
20 I e Street. Seldom.
•
WHARF' (I,.PORT RICHMOND, PHILA.
Jan. 1„10.
7, 'Port Richmond
, NE111.1 ' :& 'CO.,
thracite & Bituminous
Shlpper
0 A_
13
AGENTS jar the sale of the celebrated SHENAN
DOAH CIT T. ICGAN d: TRI EBEL'S Locust Motin
lain and Burnside Shamokin „ •
..- •
-White Ash Coal.
Aiso,spuu.K and PEACH atotiNT.AIS - _
• fled Ash Coal.
FROM HOBOKEN; ' •
The beat varieties of Lehigh and Boylan's CELE
BRATED FAMILY COAL.
. • -
• Also BITUMINOUS and CUMBERLAND COALS
of`cell established reputation. •
• rriAbil'
Benton ,
Febcvary '6B I
phis, 547 Walnut Street,
k, Boom F, Trinity Building,
nee, 74 Weyturiset Street,
.2S .003.111, Street. • •
) 11 gle .- 41:4 fp mm,l
G=E
JOHN R.
WHITE . 4 6z SON,
_ Shippers of Coal,
•
No. 316 WALNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA. •
• -- Depots for Storage and Sale of. Coll : j
No: 314 Weit Thirteenth Street, New Torte.
No. 1302 Third Avenue, New Tdrk. '- • . '
hest Wharf, No. 99, India Street,olProvidenre.
Why's Wharf; Mt. 'Washington AicUne,near
Federal Street, Boston. • Jen. 1;1-1
Vier No. 9.
B A N C.R 0 F.T, LEWIS& CO.,
. MINERS - AND SHIPPERS OP THE '
CELEBRATED ASHLAND COAL;
• . TROY MAHAR*? MOUNTAIN.
I'lll Wsinot St., Commercial Build., Philo
°sees J.lll Broadway, Trinity Building., Room
tB9; N. T.—ISAAC fIELTZER, Agt.
.8 Doane St., Boston.
* January 1, '7O 1—
Pier No. IQ Port Richmond.
IZINNICKSON -& 'CO.,
. . Sldirpern d Wboleaale bearers of the, •
CELEBRA.TED PRANICLE".7 COAL.
5 OF LYKENS VALLEY.- . •;.
Salel Shippers apd.Dealers of the well-lr,no‘n
)44- oiiginal" , HENRY
CLAY To
L.
011e ".' 18 w i r re Phandel P :hlg. {Hi"PrinWltatltt;, New Y ork.
sosEPH et. MOODIE, Gehellal Agent
. Jan. 1, ID • 1-
•
Dior 13 North Port Richmond.
JOHN C. SCOTT & CO
Miners 'end Shippers of ;Coal.
•
SOLE AGENTS . for " MAPLE DALE,. White Ash,:
• !MEN FRANKLIN" Deep Red Ash.
PRCLADELPRIA—No. 226Wefnut M.
BOSTON—No. 'l9 Doane Si.
NEW YORK—
"Ign 1,
,f 0 . r , jl4y
Pier No. 13, Port Richmond.. - - •
GEORGE S. •REPPLIER,
Miners and Shippers of :Coal,
PLIE 'R,_MOODIE & 0014 LOCtiiTSIOLTNTAIN.
DID. EP RI MAMMOTH VEIN,
t) NcsN COM, CO'S LEWIS VEIN, (RED Amt.(
ECKERT LORBERP.Y.
_ • 3ED Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
°foes: 11l Broadway, New York/ •
9.1 Doane Street, Boston. ;
Jan.l,l . ; 1-1 y
- ' Pier No. 14, Borth Port Ittchmonl.
C. J. & L.H. EASTWICK: . & CO .
~
• SHIPPEILS OF . ~1
-- WHITE AND RED ASH COAL. ,
omcea . : I No. 228 Dock St., Philadelphia,
INo. 19 Doane Street, Boston.. 'i '
amide - tied Abb.. , 4 1 • 1
Shamokin . White Ash, :
.ILosast Ilountala White Ash COAL
'January 1, .'79 ! • 1—
'Pier 14, South. I •
BORDA, KELLER & NUTTING,
Miners and Shippers of. Coal,
LEHIGII GREENWOOD, '
TAMAQUA SHAFT; 1. ~
REEVESDALE; ' • .
ECKKRT LORBERHY, • 11 '
NORTH FRANKLIN P.EH ASH.
BLACK BEATA, • .
' • BIG RUN ' LtoCU - ST :WT.,' '
GARREFSON, OIRAIIHVILLE,
1 42%) St.. Boston.
Oakes
: Room 64 Trinity Building, N. Y.
• 327 Walnut Street, ridlndelphin.•
'
Pier IL • ~
&GILDA. KELLER & NUTTING.' - •
NORTH FRANKLIN WHITE ASH..
AOrtl2i,.'ep. -: • • • .: ' ii:::---
.. . ' .Pler 1tit..16 . Pt. Richmond.
• QUINTARDI WARD & CO
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Offices: . 2•2 9 01t1 Stir :4. PltradellPhlilit...: .:
24 Kflby Stmt, Itostott.
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COAL os' ALL RINDS BY THE CARGO..jan. A.'7o. .. - _ . . - - •1—
DAY,. HUDDELL & C 0.,.
~ Miners & Shippera of Coal. -
, . ,
, {9.354w
_slant latt.,Philailiplphia.: .
Offices: 111 Broadway. i i =dly . BuildisigiN. V .
• • 7 Doan* Salo% . ' e 1 • ,
Sole Agents forlhe gale of ttfe following q•lebreted
• Cools:.
iIARLEIbIi umnon COm.,. -
HICKORY COAL CO.'S HICKORY ANI) DRAPER
ALS d thew . •
EXCELSIOR CO CO AL, Cd.' SBal4llo/C:12; {
COAL. •
la rtiotmond
441116.0ffiurNs: fiZlttit:ltibs//40344:3 .
Jan. 1. IT • ,:. - /-
Ptri Na le Pert
101!N ROMMEL, JR.; & BROTHER,
/141111 M COAL or LIKEYS YALLET,Ikwg
JILL& a lAILIJA, Mate AA. • • .4..
lITYST OAT me DANK" MATES. .
. Slap TOP SLIIMPTRAILINKS., :
itAVIDPII ;WING. L3Ii I OR st. Elitabetitport:
{IOWA Walnut N. 'Room rata.
01Sees ' 611
tr Tebl New Toter.
113. Doane Street, Boston.
J. O. MOODY, Ottn't Agent.
II; ' • ; le—
.
Pier 111.
• ,
AUDENRIED. 'NORTON CCQ.,
Miners and : Shippers of Cal,
•
tocueT mournm, • '
vsow ova 11114y1MLwiL• ocrsuirsig.u. cou.nauss.
- • ' risH.A.IIO3CIN. . -
6 --- . !Mt Lynam=
.COLLtntr. •
LoRWERRY, : ' •
Ma* Soma mu= commal. . •
- - SU Wohno Stmt. Ildludielpl4, •
easso: 1111 *road . NA , * York.- , • ,
- ••• SI *p ot . 110•0••. , ,
jai. I.' . ~ „ •,, ' , . 1,-
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.Dorir 4 mania . cat, .
• 1 . Miners and Skippers V, , . .. ,
- . . DOM, KENDRICK k Co4°
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1 '. . _ Ma! APIS' 'fir Ow Celdialit4 ,
• f ' . .: ,
Fisiniv , and Plank Ridge Cage;
-.' - ---:'; Itiiirl!•;,' 1 !:101. 1 . 11 aseac- -* !‘ -
7m
•.. - ' .', Dick rif 4 o.i.
Oilless:
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- - Osstos—No. IT -bis, ilt l :7 1 :11411seil,
-,:.„-: est.. •
. 71 --p - ' ~.
W - addastors.D.C..4lresil Miii,44lllpat.
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4,...akft.:;.41 ..'
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LEWIS AITDENRIED & C0.,-
Mineral( Shlpperi of Co:ial,
LEHIGH SPRING arr.".:
'LIaCURT DALE, MERRIAM zAriD MUMPS
- LOCUST MT._. r '
BUCK RIDGE SUAMOKIN & TREMONT LOB,
BERRY.
WOLF CREEK DIAMOND AND OLKYTWORTM
MT. B CARMANDRMENANItAM ' 14. • ARM
'S
GEORGE CREEK AND SRO TOP.
ceou~eeHa
110 BroadsZ lah lsrAnek.
osces 14 isilby !knee% lasstoss;
31 Month Skeet. Saltbassra.
33 Westminster hart, •
SHIPPING WHARVI:I7 RI -.
Johnston, Jecsey ....... 2ty,
LEVIS ACDENRIED, 01:011,02
WX. Q. ArDEICIIIIIA ADDISON
lquomsucist.. Form
Jan. I, . •
EH. SH ERWIN
;WHITE, FOWLER & S
LEHIGH,
.40CUST , • •
WILKE:MIA-IMS, -
13C141.10 , 01/Fil
• CO 1
o!Nee—No:7s Trinity Sundltakil
Aprllll 6 'B3.. • '
lyr. JOHNSON kuososiric
•
VAN WICKL,E & STOUT,
YINERS AXD 1141211.191319 Ole TEIF
Celebrated "Fulton!' & "Stoat" (lAA* Coals,
• • •
Frog the Eberrale and the Stout Col 4
xazl As. Delivered direct from
board Veigela at PS. JoiralmX;Hohollr.wr
BACNSIVICK. N. .1. - ,
(44 & 46 Trthity
Alice': 4, 111 Etroadway, New
'Stay l e,
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((Temporary at 1111Brcladway.)
'69
VERPLARK & ATVi
ME
WHOLIMALZ.DZALKILII IK. I ' -
LEHIGH, • • I
SCHUYLKILL, - ••
WILKENBARRP •
/ • lICILAgniN 'Faral
*Tr: molar;
•- C 0
{ I"' 77 Trlidt7 Thanailig; 111
New York.
. •
W. VE:RPLANK,
_ • Jan R, '7O
* PALDWEI-11.1.&:. - CONANT
BROLIAVAX. MM . t
• (Booms E l 5 and 31 Thrall. 15u71,44 '
',WHOLESALE DEALtrq AND SEITIPI!I3 Or '
LEHIGH, LO9DBTMOrNTAIN,
WILKESBARRE, PTITSTONJ
CUMBERLAND Alitti BROAD TOP
C O . A. 1.4 S •-
•
COLE AGENTS for Nei , York and th
the celebrated COUNCIL RIDGE FR
ING LEHIGH COAL, mined by Mbar
Co Also,Aplitct for thei PRIMROSE an.
elasaCnlllertes; and for the celebrated •
eleml-blttnulndtla COALS. April
C. E..DICTXOLD:',_
,
DETMOLD & COI;
FOR THE nittat OF raal
- -
Celebrated :Room Run (Lehigh)
COAL
ELM - fa, sr= BT .4'l[S Piqua,
LeLigh Coal and_ Navigation 6iiipany,
- 1.1
But now by the *Company th em/sive% &SIP
makinig further Improvements In the preparation of
the Coel thla year.
Orders received from FOI7I4IDRYNEI I / 4 1, dhpaklttt
FACTUREftsvand the TRADE.
I
OFFICE 3:
38, 40 and 42 Trinity Building,
NEW yonk.
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' el"emarldy at, 71 13roadsrayi)
sir Address by mall, P. O. Box •
Also, obiCoinpany'±i Lehigh Spring Mattnialn.Lol•
high, and George's Creek Cumberland
Agentst4M.
for Bwoyer's very ,Superior W esbarre
Steam and Family Cqhls, from the Ea Nines.
Jan 2,'70. • • 1-
CUMBERLAND COA.L.—The undersigned are
prepared to deliver.* prime article of GEORGE
CREEK . CI7MISERLAND COAL,on bawd tessels at
Goorgetown, D.C., at thelowest rate& •
REFERENCES:—First National Back, Washington,
D. C. John R. Elver's.; do 4 George • . Os=uwz
Itentry, Philadelphia; Graham, Rotten &
do.; R. D. Cooke, (Jay Cooke &c 0.,) Watthingtot t g. i
C;; Philp & Sblortions, do 4 David landroth
Philadelphia; McCallum, Cram & glassy tick; lit
Cooke, (Jay Cooke & Co n ) New York City.
April 19, PM 15—tf GLEASON arGiENN.
FNI= ON' TIM mama
O
IND C0.,13 cost.sfaueraL Bram, BffsTata,N. Y.
•
COAL. !
TUENIAGARA EtpVA;
ING (X)..; baying a
large surplus of Lot and Doi tags. will bcptepared
.at the opening of novigation torecetfe &Out the Erie
Rahway. Canal, or lake, any quantltaf COALIbr
storage or transhipment to any place Taft by Canal
or west by the Lakes, upon u favorable terms asan7
parties in Bufflo. Their lot is located ler a
general city.business.
CYRUS CLARKE,
• March 21, • Ls—yl
OTICE.--Manuthettuerri Ind useni of Steam
II Pampa, are hereby abottonett again* the ma
fitment. We, or Old of arty Puma 1b lie ah
frlngement Althpon[Mit dated 10epetable 11.
UV.. es Mei' win be proseeuteo to the rap :anent or
the Law. •
I have already ortaineneedeuit agalriat iieeebal pes
tles, and Irtli prosecute ail other •
Port Carbon; April 8, 'll/84 , ROW.
Parties to waritorPtulbe 'aroma
ble prices by the no
_MN 11.1.24151111/.
Prinklln Iran Watts, Pat Carbo a, Pe;
Jan.l,lt
V. slurs, BEEPPLOIG AOllam
Pig, tOl, and it Iron,
AND OTHF.I! iItAVY 1611EDAllr AT,
... . ... Ratliciad Dcrk.
Jam " •ow • •
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sol i rlteddrees, 11.sabetbsoOrt,
Jam
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amel irot itagasitl ßlVS____,ll l MM U graing_ S i
arra ill "i the will as summon' T ar th. 214 . 40 *Ped•
ozintazil cam onatzkimm
By the Corio.*om thercmlPari Chita Moo.
C. 11-DALTON. try -fr 1 ~_
ROW% sallian.
- Pem
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JAIL- El: MA
tack.
JAIL A. 31/2.40 le WM%
k arixoa 31=0 --;- - 1-43t6iior-e.
OrzyzailPD•., •• - _
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.IPmum; hive booms -
Powder ausatrowtoredtrytbe
wubimiarnorib
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Pert ilittiain4.
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teigeks
SULITLES or
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ifieitrYLKlLL NAVIGATION.
fW rims Ihr AMU= MIL rl &would*.
.; ldatra alter, PllnaMplila.
, .I.IE IrlB AUDWOUELD & CO.,
_ .!
. : _ . Armin !WWl= SALA or Tin
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Wolf; !C ask Illannall tisl °W
Illanes3 Red Asa
• • z Rim% Ilse& WINS Advealle.
_,- tan Walit e st7 , , Ph il adelphia.
OFFICES: 110 Broad ay. New York.
li Kllby Roston.
- -.
! Wharf NO. IL • - • •
!! 1 . REPPLIRR & BRO
{ .. N. E. cor. Wallin d. Fottrili sta., Phihi.
OFFICES: 35 Pine Street, Ni w York. !
• • , Iterchaats• Batik BMW& Providence.
DAitli ?EAMON, PIMA; ZNArer L. NAST, ASTILAND.
1 1 I . DAVIS PEARSON &CO.,
i, i MINN= AND Krum= OF THE I -
CELERRITICD lAKVIT 310t71113 WHITE ASH AND
srou •31:13
RE} - ASH COAL..
No. 1.91 Walnut 'Roost, Phlladelphia.
oin Ntr. 111 Broadway, Room No. V, Trinity
CES• •
Building. New Yorin., • ',
i ••. ;', !". No, 11 Doane Street, Boston.
'GREENWICH, DELAWARE AIM... I 'MR WHARF.
d, Port
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HAAS, & .BRENIZER,
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,‘ MINIM A 3 SKIETICS!! OT ,
"Ali
_Superior -Twice tun Coal,
• Alrb Rots Aomerni roslxr., GaAs? a Co.,
CELEBRATED, PLANK RIDGE COAL.
• °TWICE2Ia Walnut istr,t, PSULADIDLPIVA.
A.lO • /- 11 •
SNIDER ar,-13130ELIAXER,
Miners and Shippers in
_ _
C OAL,
imx•imam Fos 0. W,"ssrsze's wsLi f7OWN
if 1. PINE, FORES T COAL-.
2idw.4..v75T.; - 43 Tarirry Brum two:
rPUILAIM. szw yens,
aim%
1.01118 '70 BNTOFII. C. B. AIIOEM9 R.
rroxis cang, sox= ityzni. :my it. COOP.
as, noir
•nµnel on
snd NILW
OMIT HACKPaIt, ' & 000 K.
alllrmasi or
LOOVAT OAP.. , LOCUST, MOUNTALN'• BLACK
, _, •
HEATH.
ALIO, EXAIXIS Ia Mira MST QUALITIES OP .
White and. Red' Ash Coals.
NS: ;IA Walsall Street,: Pldlavisks_ sad Woad
!' load Wharves. Striarhis Riser:
•
JOHN IL STRYKER,
mum= AND *OW; -
Schuylkill Haven. Pa.
' 20-
, F OOD,
Jii6. 1. 70.-4
THOMAS C..PARRISIi j i
. salmi Ass masa n - •
Sehilyl kill and Bituminous
, .
CO ESL
an Cer2l l
e e p r t on C.:mugs:don Solicited and taken
• I •
, Oil c-341 Walnut St..; Philadelphia. '
MAT Ma. 18-15
ZIA
krw 2-tf oor,
chagtkill onntg.
,T ,A M E J. CaNNER,
North of
EE
BURN-
Weh>.-*
other Met
e NrELTON
ret-14—
Miner and Shipper of the Celebrated ,
' ILit)CUST • MOUNTAIN: 4::;:0AL.
i porrsynix, SCIII7IM/Clll CO., '
40;70. , . • I •
IMS S. COA
El i fFEAIOtilN LORBERIIY WIN .Ccw.
-.
m YEAST PHJEJIMME
._
snow
~,. _ _ 1197:01/13.11Y
Goi l a ioa r a._ wbo :4 1 7 81 7 m age tesZALDWELL,
ordering from may always'depen ti d ts "uix) Part n spir
ited 111 PUTO,Srads. -
0/47CES: Fall Kfa n Et t .Nre l 'h Yt i r d k e f Plllll.
ji4
1;40.4. NC, i‘i State St., Boston;
.HENRY HEiL.
OtiicrUaiwous.-
Tray__ B 0 0 &ILAILSO N AS ISWORD.•
sEw Glsotrems. 1,
JtMt reteived at RARITAN & RAMSEY'S.
• Pottsville
I\TAIAZ SIGHTZD PZO • LZE , pAisk
J.N t i; persons with o th er deficiencies
of elms, should
with. the
~....esson siZ AWElVDe r lar
Milan, N0. 1 2=..... 8 , Pottsville. Side .we
Ilig Pipet:Wale. - - March 20, 'lll-12-rtf
•I: efts :/41% "!
.8 • -
• -•- TEOFLlNEonanneecturedby eno
:Son o ! aster. Warranted pare. unadul an-
Atte reliable fertillser. For sale by GLEN
to
Aseitta,Weitallroadetreet. A Ilberaldlaroun
Mar 27. 101-11+24"althietigunDR.siONALDSON.
C (Th o tat a m
fp * ALT k
. I = s. l= a r r i
of intßiedee Cheek and .9^....Tiws nage on hand.. Ale"
PlOptloo4' BOOTS AI 4 :D IKEIOES, which he ofltre for
MeV it th e Petlloo , et leW swim, 1 cash. Highest
earth prices paid for Carpet Rag..
Jane 3 ). • ISAAC WARD.
E#.11,74 01.05ETS, ~ , -
7,XT011E6 :A141) 00 . 4 - worms ni.sTo(*.
• • • • •
, • r . 1 BKfliT & CO., AO ENTB.
T 10E811 ' BiANICEIT HEAD-QUARTERS
•••••,•-•
AGE S-TOCK;
waR a ara 111MIDWASE AND IIOJ STONE.
OW. W. 'W. " 43-431
•• :. , root astau um* : - 0:31 %* .
15
t
- , ical . 0
. . r i f t
Stu
- la mARKET 5 1
eorr
- .. s DOANE oP4
Sl'
•11,19.' - '. . - , 1 4—ern
,
kkg.Now tir Pic Sim vita spa
... - • ins Platform Elastic Arbors, tr.
• •an convenient ElattiMr and Swim
. • with Ladies and Ofttlemen's
el. • Afte emnSilli ftll g r . ul (Ler c i tV
a eompieteeTn . prernisiVto be lei
eritg Thica r far a fikating
• Club laibecelptions sear, Oa: entitling bolder
i i ii te lrn es. saintee e V D =
nattega . slegto
Sandy hobnob. ioettaixacidstO
PRIM EMT= Agt.fOr
: - Ogles MiXabantoagoilt., ProprietOr
Ant. Tea • - • . W-tf '
r 1
reit ciusinumz44,zoin 'ow*
fl
.r4vm PEE etor;facn4l
• ; IPMST . 1101tT9+19E BONI"
.
*by rump ere esilinstbetz Government Bonds
trlttielbCprendlus i kottlLlarre. tee the Treseerr
',hut 011 1 .111 1 .110 tor thtkeen millions la Deeembec)
seetteltrraie tbe PlestMertnene Boob Ce Abe al.
It*/otre. - .whints pay about one-third
mere Mut Itsakto mate en& Inneetiorst
eidle h►TtiMorr le heent. and CicrerrOnurete .
ereeniimnabtet.:7:
=lig
t l a t i pildeeithetran through, wildernese,where 1
It Imre • tis malt man AM . pgptgat4ll and
ninsilbqx the moot Omani settled end
amines to tehne which
rireseh is tem truths ill soon se tom
. .
- - -
it nuwilaceetlWOold new orsOnturn
Torattlialenth east le: ladirvensetde, end
rl i ai t,
t irtlllA rcit identsir Rua, of the
ty et!osuiitnr w Is deal
tateW
The Ineartarre and
Tung th ilialiS tan lae +W a r rata
a, l e pup ts
illmartlyAWß i n
Ise at
..., TettosseVlSsiitendld,
*Weld itellserg I . . 0 ,7 b saa and
1 el Ther — lFii Was + 4 ..mi miew .
the
videzz.r many
of MU titsesidtne. esetts alli enea... sad enoeM ial ituml
tel itst
tirtszritlisen yea so
=falriThlitrra ware Us al l
r g iiiit4 Mete
°IT ir k isa loo l3l,Vtea swan
roa=iwiser tars ays,..„,,, ftn
muiresi =tire.
is Mot'
WedS110111106.41=n• 41 _ linalft
,lllolllllelrll- , , 11 than
inhatalthies*abse
M. , . -- c litiebehdatmdy "-••=
-- —-- e.
- • winter
44/14 3 71Miss . •
1
POTTSVILLE,- SATUR,DAY RN , G - .IANUA Y.
.
.
„
• ,
•
isc.
gorbmil
TO COAL OPIRIATCO.II2.- .
•
Screen
• • • . • OE4 tit PO. -
REAR OF IVITTHVILLE `SO COAL • In 4
Sereen Manntaeturent, are noir: lireptrea• InAlk*
all: lands of Berms for Coal Opreakon, and will
ranted perfect. sattalketion lm all work and -petess.
Coal a lnu consult their Interests by:;;lrlan
us a and *man ea. •
Also', Iron Batt ;of all dereriptletruk . inalnsl2e-
fared try as on thtntoat reanonable terms. •
A 146147. MIL `• " • . '•• •• • • • 1 ; 0 '
(NITEIC 20
BUNN—
AXPERLIINgE
. .
411:410
• - it
-.'
Ail ERIOAN CITAL."iyA 41If
LE 011101,.. "
- • •
ituarrott, sate ay-laity;
• The andlendatied.lrlto Is a. practical Chalttpu
Chewer; informs I.firperatort and others thaX-h
la prepared to taake Flat or Otani, qtmlaa cd ere
Mee at short notice. Particular. attentiarrigteett
Mat Chain for slopes. -ksor fttrtner Information • •
for circular. . , Feb../4115-4.4r•
10HIIIIL
J DIIII3I
,
MANUFALTrIER OF COAL __Z, _- •
OF TIM LATEST Am sosr Ai1T.0•131271
,
The; ludefshrbecb Who is a tweaked Mien Mazur
faeturer, Informs coal Operators fid others, that he
is makitectrultag a trewCOAL , Puteht i g
June ' VIGI, wad another petalled Auintet 11.
HE GO RAICTEK4 THAT THE MESH -WILLAL
WAYS RETAI ITS ORIGINAL A/ZE ILISTy/f.
ENTIRELY W ORN OCT. - i
He respectfully sollchs a eontlnnanbe of 11,11 SF
tronagheretofore so IlberaTly bestowed rip ir ,
JOILY R.
ItalLroad at., rear of Esterly's Hardware Mote ,
- Jan 4 '7O-1- , POTIVIVILLE, P
SQIIA3IE . ROD AND Vi7l4.ll'Bo*B MlTh...
Jr LAIT-EfENSTRcIN.
mAxvrAerritra, 'or [
•
SQUARE ROD virp, WIRE SCREENS.
PATtkrib FEIIIttrARY- ISfit . 1
•
Tligi'6l4;),LTAnr...ROil flatt.KM .A, ON :
of their auperlor• I straugth and dttrablllty, ant
preferred to ail others whenever tried. Ctr sons
manufactured toorder. Fiereenltolte,illlattracilltfl4l's
on hand.' Orders promptly filled at utoderataprkaa.,
May 29 . 1 9. i : 21-1
M ANIMACTIJEERI3 OB COAL BCELDN A.
L. LA.tirempir, • E. 45148.,:!
L. I.4III3ENSTEINi CO •
• . Succestmis to John It. plehm. " •
- •
Manufadturer off - Coal Screens
Of the Latest. and Most, Appioved Styles.,
The tindeik gbedWho are era:cried -screen:Moen-
Lecturers, informs Coo! Operators rand °then, that
they are manufacinli t ng a- new COAL SCR.ESdkkpat
tented June . In , and another patented Angnat
1685; they guarantee hat thexEstt Walalwaya reTfita
its original size antiTentirely worn.ont.• .
second-hand Screens and Segmeists -always on
hand.: • -1_ ,
We respectfully - solicit a contintanCe of the pation
age heretofore liberally bestowed. , •
L. •LATIBENSTEIN & CO..
Railroad St.; reag of Estorb"s:lTardware Store,
.Tan To—l-. I _ -
MIMI ' . L. ADDLSoN. iniNetn W4lllnlne
.
.0
COAL DEALERS. GAS , CONLFANIES;
&C., • 4 °
• The anderslgne4bavin queeiletted Focht dc'tifir
ren to the .vole mininfaeture
Patent.
SELF'-nr3IPI&G, .
SCOOP..,IIi,,iCKETS,
Ea=
IRON 121Q1STE;a:G 3COCI B,
, .
for unlendlog tot's!, Ore, sand,
Also, : iri s ;the AtianFtfacture
: ::!
, ..
Alcp I
~, • : 7 1111 ' .- -
.!• t i
IRON BOX WREELBARROWBi `
. .
Are prepared to all till miens with . piomptnesa and
dispatch. •
NOTICE.—Itic tbs sole ownrr.E of • the Patent
Right for the Damping, Rotating, Scoop Bucket
- and:Dick Block, wo caution all persons amkinat man
ufacturing or ptirchasing the same from any , r e . k et e t el
ourselves , or our agents, as we, will prosecute
the utmost limit any infringement onthe
Patent: ' Reapectfullv, - , i ..' •- •
- ADDISOX & WA.RRRlklißeadiniPs. -
February e, 'w i . : ,
utikx
DElti_EntaveleclAL HOISTING MA..
OHLI•ra... 1: - :A • •
•
now inure. They are slastile,* durable C a ; 74"ri,
operation, hence the large umber arkld. and inisper-:
feet sallstsetlort given. audio: illostnaed
•ocustalnlng slosjorldesand aaittara e4 =,
nslng-theus; alsomontalnlng prlett igir
_Went
and iron Cara Iron Tube and Doha and,
Hook Blacks, &oil also oontalnlar • lapsing.:
tioanseful to. Coal Merchants. •_ &
0
_ -
. P. K. DEDERICK 0;
Albany Agrlcaltund & Machine W,ork&_A_;iri
Jan I, 'OD-10-arn-ly • - Weer York.
•
T"
Is nciiue, imam*
et miry
st t tsis 9upettor iR. - MOM Seells; ton th6 jJ
Psellloaallne4, Us Boston, liartioni sad Mama
'Rllllnoisand }Pollen Illanal n its
and In rantt o WlF plum ti adapted VT ROCK wOrua, suelan
goss_Csf,
Stich work can Os pertbtried by this Masisins.
ono.thlnt th 6 ttole requite; brlunttunt st's rya
navies in cat...9pyto ZOniet. Silarr ad e
-Oct 36,4: -1.T.-rr" "C"Citslan
Th*ciuni.
poops 111110TIONAL 11110130 . 8? 'noir
wort nipirtirnotill:ConE4
perms 864 swim -
pooktyi_tepA4e.***.tisseizitolit;
MEE
,
- CLEMONO HOUSE OF
kfF 111ADE:MW*NO,
rAsaloiraimo
iGieitte Foal 3:10 g Goods.
clizarzicr Irnim C l iCirrunCG
. • •
and SS' Chflatinit Street, Phllettelphlk..
LTo WOW wiry In liteloh for the next season's
trade, as tweet Arline than hare ever boron, •berm
readmits* -
-•-• SUPERIOR GARMENTS, •
Brangt4lbetr Prides dawn to the level of the lowest
.0 11 . 10011 "wliztar7 iteelY-fatede Clothing.
mehtmottolbeetweee width we do—awing °Fir In
tbe sal* am afoot Fitehlostable enrlesaadmato•
tette the charismata:is col:intern
at -dose of an* season, for we siro
never to offer to ,thr
' :lelstronatsfourhowsiany other •
tams the I Newest and
Pretheit, Ooodis of
A - 014 h new aseatm. • -
There** annottnee the ° • .
nvesrr GRAND' CLEARING SALE,:
.
TO O;9IYENCE •
DER 10.. '.
go.bypitaiATit. et !the mown vide. lk•elvet
, 77 .:1:0111sied. ISM( LlPPeihmi, listin'toPwL,
' • and .10,!thet, et price. • cantina . item
pt tdls6.
JAS airilts be Mtge, finetnnuf and Week wear, of
*l l ati etateriere and stiles, from SW in Ks.
.400 COATllSwetertlelds; Barks, Swallair-talls,
: Waiktug Octets, ere., eta. ' •
eao.rAnP.PArlis. eut;ln rver7 1 04; *nada with
- - " grestesCeare, of the finest goods, from
to to ltd. .
' IfilTi-Nelyet; Cloth, Sift, eassimert, and
. , Plush, trout sa to sm..
l'oenther id* the , •
isiOrtment Of • -
. ; OurrashlncOoods
' To be foisudjn the fltf.,
BOra , and Childrrla!a clothing -
Of the Best Martellsotore.
•
• Our Mar to lot eiorrnotuily large, of c ourse, at the
;mem* elute . bi t every: ertleht of It Is warranted
• •
Audit. 411 mast biiiold:by or ibout
Every - Marilty will ;tie given customers or ifluttcris
to Inspect our Boolls;ancI to naii , " sat.ll4
themidiree - that uowls their
BEST OPPORTUNITY' - • . ' •
• To iiE U ITRE 'BARGAINS • j.
• - • IN FINE CLOTHING.
--- • • -
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Apito #saLza nt •
• vorm's•triplisrarra GOODS, •
SLS LIP SO CUM, 117111T,.11111411ELPNIA.
October-A. ' ; • ' CP-
A NN= 1301444F1N
5, u atenEET,STREZT.
Poitsratz, Pirica.., -'...
liasiosetilir dianotigtosi - to the Ladles of, l i othrridi
and stelattp, that she tots opened a
WSW CLOA K di TUUMNO STORE
,- -•- ,
.
st the stay, i . co f i =." ' The ibtkrettartieles.'with i
=QC die.owlll to Ire f or asta,arat are
Ott O.IIOLITLY !uuttrep MU .., ,
~[ I .
iniiMes taga zET BrAviz es napinsit
i ileasse mlxedead Water.'
• Vroot. rinSellzel shaes. Pb•
• , . .• bee'. vetwatotiampeope. , ,
.I;REAROVKWILL 41. LL BE BOLTS AT OOST.
Luna sad XlimiClaiiis =dot° ado. ! . .
Nine Pattenuoistraitivid. Janolik iir-46—iyir
VIA frfir, AFT 7 I” cle4 1 I i , , 1
-. : IMIXOTO OM MAWcios*T.
. ..Illes. - A:oB4okt Ali s hea to
anneal to her
9 =sztba su mblia m l L l tiaMit itut avi
belay eon: easetifitnn sA altkinda - 7
inakoslikadinfikk WI; cad wool FoltiAn2 Ile=
at an prieek_ - Aii =as ar Fan,
e • Collara and _tiandkesehleik Kid
and ild •Em prole I also, Ladies Dress
-S
utu!P..l. ll ee. Frinerik_Satin
Atimpiailialoakls ur" and Colored velsat'
t
.st- wad Is yt VU=
RaadMi
nilmAlVitiewar °llllll3l4l at Terricrw psios. -
and ;WiveLeans, aU kinds and
mo
tts...„ . 'tion paid to Drees and Cloak
• -41 Lad• Cloaks -always on bawl and
,nlii= ardor tba shorG oods test notice: Great !Amain*
in ail sums at . . .
Jaal.w —, - ; ! • - I.2in,
F!Lzi#P l 4Ol9F
Dit111001)14
SHAIVta. nUXISINGS, &c.
team •
iinatloND es..inthite7thades.
- • s ALPACAS •
Soutet jj
LISI3II:AiniN 11. 1 . ; 1 - CM uti ,P fTZFA •
tartica
vacnifiat=
tO &.la. -
' • - WIEMMISP & Botts.
asist.'4ll - ' ca'"Fill,4Prw-
`BLAZEIimp 09viaigtosi c4 . isBnaperst
talstr
e_ ; -
JOHN a.:-1108318 * SONS,
No. MO CII24TRI iyr„ _ow. *Adult.
Gm&
__ 4llllverl aitomaa.
*=l • - ramb aurama wawa% aa,
11,11=111=Misivildcof .
ek raaira i talisca a
theibm4o/1 *L. a& •
leingOl: A Wtbrafillildr *LI at,*
*OMNI; Ot!geS, 1 4 11 :04 01 real Sild
• MEN a. Xo*lali'lk lONS.
srovc
-Ifa 0 CalSraa Manz , ° /Law=
Sept 41111-1
SOMITIONG .
MAE
2* P-- aliiititarinlttiotbpstiantiatatblablieda,-
-ladithotpublielsrmilvaltsbls paw : doe& ..;
i ; • . •
READY RADE CI OTSI~O
_ ititimilfillnaebOmedetekaftosa.,Tballioads
AirreassalkOlip aliftbidtf i sod - uoit &Mao
•Pina4.40 4 4.111;1,4 11 1M aff,r f
ificsiMpot fitnlosiveld",hcall.' Ins stadOlic,
- . - •
2111113KPODS;" , .
finillslllloloWlß
--AT.COSt . •
7 1 — -s1
ti.-:-~ , yibils
is
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.:
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./ 14111- • - - - -, -
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c , 1 , -;za i
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frz; ' -v < 7-=- ' ) ' .- 4 - i , ,0;,'f.. , ,,f,Fr,5r;.:.-li - .f...-ti
t.1;.-.—:';'-..?*:','''.'kl 1 ` ' . , :•;.,;-,- -
~~.~,a> :, ALL _
.: , y,T= i~'f:
iiinsOmu) . vim4tras
ON, Custom. Wcwiro and
e l
` Y..~~
' ' AT'
MARKET STREET Piti(ES!
I ~~i
"PP [2, ST."
THE WEST OP THE NEW YEAR)
3tanufacturer* Finest CI
MERCHANT TAILOR,
c.
MO IEI,. 4 -:-
Mil
• • • t - •
Ise ancrags miwiturr.
ME
- 0 , -, ?1--,!- , ::. - -:.:?-!:i
N
' 1870
• •
• I
_BATTLE OF LYONNBS&E.
iiunt immosorra mrt_VOLLIIR.'
BE
the Paean of Arthut " the last et the
. 1. ottr pew idyls of Tenn,veort,thniellowing
inaiptitleent . psniage ahnostanunedlitely• pre
irides the introdattion,ofthetVora d'airthur
.-
whlchis given exactirite it*, familiar to tot
• i -
in his niseellaneoup poems- : The reader will
se•
e that „the new pnd thb verse is or the
sanie golden warpandAroof: •
Mentos* the kingand mewed his host by ntght,
=ever titish'd tilr If odred law league by legatee, _
to the - amulet boned of onmeese-- •
A tenant tdd apbeaveil from abyas . •
MT Me, tn. link Into the abyss ;
vw tiara fragments offrengotten.peoples dwelt,
And th e Zang mountain ended in a coast
°fever-shifting sated, and far away •
The phantom circle of a moaning sea. •
'There th e pursuer could Pursue no more, •
And be Quit Bed no further fly libelling; -
And there that day when the light of heaven
Bernd at his keereatln the rolling year. ,
°nibs waste sand by the - waste sea theyelosed, •
Nor ever yet had Arthur fought aright
Like this last, dim, weird Witte of the West.- • '
A death-white mist slept over sand and sea
Whereof the chill, extant who breathed It, drew
Sown with his blood,-tilt ail hie heart was void •
With formless fear, and even on Arthur fell
,Vorinisinti, slum he HAW not whom he fought, • -
forfriend and foe were shadows In the mist,
anddriendelew friend not knowing whom he Blear
And some shekels oat of golden youth,
And some beheld the faces of oldzineta
'Look in upon. the battle; and in the mist -
Was many a noble deed, many a bassi, • ,_
-Anil chance and craft-and•strap In single fights •
And ever - and anon with beet to oat
hnockii, and the splintering spear, the hard mail
hewn. , -
tildelenhreakings, and the clash of brands, the crash
'Of battle-axes on sbatter'd helms, and aluirks
-Attar the Christ, of those who Wilt* down -
Lotted up for heaven, and only saw the Mist
And ebouts of hea then Wm and the traitor knights,
Oaths, insti ll , and monstrous blasphemies, • .
Sweat, writha , anguish laboring Of the lungs.
In that cl o se mist, and crying, for - the tight,
Moans of (birdying and voices of the dead. • '
t ash isame tine death - bed Wall •
Of suffertn , silence fo ll ows , or tiro' death
Or death-I e'swoon, thus over all that shorn,
Nave for-some Whisper of the seething seas,
A dead hush fell; but when the dolorous day'
' Grew drearier toward twilight failing, cline
A bitter wind, clear from the-North, and blew
The mist aside, and with that wind the.tlde •
Rose, had the pale king Manned across the field
Of battle ; but no man weeny: tug there; •
Nor any 0(7 Of Christian heard thereon, • _
.Nor yet of heathtn ; only the wan wave .
Brake In among dead ices, to and fro .
Swaying the helpless hands-and up and down
Tumbling the hollow helmets of the fallen.
And shivered brands, that once bad fought with Rome,
And rolling far along the gloomy thorn • ' -
The , yoke of days of old and days to be. ,
Then oak* King Airthur to Sir &divers, • -
And Whiter than the mist that all
,day long _ • . :
Had:. held the - field Of bettLe Was the King •
Mortal, - thoiPtide great voice that etuakee the
world,.
And Wastes the narrow realm whereon we Move,
And bests upon the faces of the dead,
My dead, ens tho' they not died for nte T . • • •
0 Sediveni„ tor on ray begirt berth . , •
Confusion, /, knew got What
Nor whence em, nor whetner I 4111 1 2 ,. - •
Behold, I seem but king among the "
Thenapake the boldittr Sedivere t "MT king.
King everywhere I end so the dead have king",
There also will I worship thee as king.
Yet still thy fife Is whole, and still I llve ,
Who love thee; bot-who hates thee, he that brought
Tha heathen back among - tut, yonder stands, •
Modred, onharm•ds the traitor of thine house.?
. ,
, WHAT IT IS, AND WHERE IT COMES FROM.
7 •
WHAT Is a spot* made of.?' said
George; gasping, snullins and wink-_
ing under. his.Crstton bath. Ise one near
could teli him; and tile maid suggested that
he "needn't be askin' such foolish questions,
but just keep iNtpi and bewashed,"andso the
matter ended:
Now,
listen, George, and I will tell , y o u
what a ilrange is. ; z , •
,
The very sponge which washes your face
was brought up 'from the bottom of the ocean,
and was part of a living aninial. c (..
For,e long time sponges were supposed to 4
be plants, but later observations have deci
ded them to he animals, and they are placed
in the dame riotozosythe elms most reeemb
ling animale.- . . , - .
When first found in the water their ap-
Valance. Is "very different from this which
you now see. - -
This is the skeleton only, the part 'corres
ponding to' our bones. When this was a
coon lets living thing deep down under
water, it was covered all over the outside,
add fi lled in every one of these little holes
with a soft aubetance:,something like the
white of an egg, and this was like our flesh;
It was fastened tightly to a rock, and its col
or was a bluish black on the upper side, and
a dirty white below. - It was formerly sup
pdeedito bee plant, ,because It was alwayti
fain in one place; but for other reasons it is
decidedly an animal. . All through thiamine
la a regular Circulation,' like our blood and
and food. It has been seen , to absorb nutri
tious matter—that is, to eat, or, rather drink.\
You tee all over its surface Orifices or holes;
thes e communicate with each other through-,
out. lnto the largest of these, called poree,
the, sea water is constantly entering; and
distOtthe small ones, called vents, it is regu
lady epouted out ; and it doubtless finds in'
the sea water minute animals which serve it
• fOrfood, and increases itsbulk. , '.
, Audible strange animal produces others
like itself; I will tell you how. . ,
~•prom the soft ' part ' s little globule is seen'
tofkrit oft, and after moving- about a while
very briskly hero and there, as if lookinugg for
ildace; fastens itself to some rock. Next,
gradually begins to be seen, the more solid
L Skeleton. (what we have here)
'' • the soft part
' increases, and so it grows • not very slowly, -
eitifer f for the divers find it at the end of three
years large enough to bring away. '
'To get these sponges from the bottom of
:the ocean ftitnishes. occupation -for a ' t
ntittiber of peopk - .
---- One thousand me a re -
t nu iyl the Grecian - Archipelago alon and
rei a
thousands besides, with many hund Loats,
are engaged in the• Gulf' of Machri, on the
`Barbary coast,- and elsewhere; so that in
many villagerthere, from May to Septembei
—the beet diving time—on/Iy old men,' *O
men, and children areto be found.' '
'The finest .kitid is belbught fro* the IF..gean c :
sea. 'At dayligght there, in the summertime,
.when the Bather is plessant--for it requires
' Smooth wil - , beats, each with six or
eight Men and `pair of oars, will leave the
able' and- prcaX;ed to where the' water. is
eight or ten or even thirty fathoms deep •' for
thole found' in shallow water are very-infe•
• Here4.lteiettop, and the thyme prepare to
&Attend.' wiii.h one puts a hoop around his
nom; ind fd this fattens a, bag, in which the
mews are put as they arepthered. Invert
dspeOeuter the diver uses a rope with& atone-
Wit. ' - He sink.s thee stone to the spot he in
tendeltixeach, and thh holds therope steady,
which he Wan toessist himself in coming up
again WU* surface.--. , -
• Alter being busy thus till noon, they retain.
tit sensed those.pleessuat little nooks width
*Wind on the - shores of the Archijselago, to
literate what they him gathered fit fin ,- sale„ ,
-.._Tbe drat thing is to. press out, tbs soli' part
of,the animal, and then to bkaeh out the re.
wander in the sun; so they beat timn, and.
stettilillient; and tnirnpla peta l till there is
no Merirlifirieft.-- - - - -- _
_•-• - • .
. '
_The_ skeleton' , part is then washed, ' and,
spread ixtthe sun until it is quite clean, and
hi be :b r ali d d i- Set.l= actor ;
to e r a ss i d t is
. ilo ell. ' 'd Age, Europe and Mull
- . 4 .llfrofivicca'Attntak - - .
r e)
-5 _
MI
ME 11
LinoiCierTioneinini.ncy Of burs ending toburst Is well
*MO* thirili_ tp r ilirVlScor bent).
r h,
wi. izthriirrit e i, the
a "_th ey • - &ma with , ' car
. , namely,le'otovnthe met pOIMIni
zoselltost *Ms ea soon la the wnilleit "mill
soft of quite. to the orne;, pities them inert
OenbetWd , to !wins sur. to WON ondaulthr
them to remain, guarded from'. oxydation. by
1 010x-Or_oir or - WO, until th e gradual low-,
'Sting of the lerspesstuse tugs brought them.
in the.retpilidte cool condition. The thane
(mired- he . anneal in thle manner a 10.
,theit.. solid shot is ' at from 10 to :15
'dep..: The method bramtkr of -testing by
Inentdbetarers - who-nay-We - oeession to,
tarn cat chillectpudirws °Lang "aineidayable
6il44arriscitiiiiii._ —A. Ida
DOHA !ft' tbr o•ri.•,ft Idle*"
41i ezpoildinutbil tare Thir taw •
• • • • Accomplitheirthia lc dew
• ,lIMINIPWJ • •`"Als the•Presmul4ls •
• 11 1 .4. 1- - it ill made , b,
' • aluzummiguomeattiggetrolholk
maw thilw"eXterissit preannylitilltiou"te f,Dc
the Any the preware; upon &teethe hub;
dith
Ownp till the,
limb • WWI* ft(' buift,next
• •
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SPON - GE.
ExpAimi,ulNr&
iTI/IRChiasilleallan_qt engagement& accord--
lag_ to .theli duration `gives, us several
;utensils*, typos. So lite swq;iiipstiersta area
asiliOrt but rapturous kind-;, others are of a
protracted arid-Platonic character. , Scene ire
contracted fora died term, of years, as the.
=nt nil** ton:wiry When he at
majority, or of a'widow to-wed after
two years t ieniorusolebllity." 0 there are termi;
' after it Indefinite period, where a fel
low of a oellege.eagag. es to-marry, as. soon as
he gets a living-oer Where Es-young iad,ypro ,
mimes to make her lover happy when he can
shove that he is able to "maintain her in the
style towhicii she has always beenteettatom,
top and,
refinetnents*hich-thehaSa tight 'froth:her
position in society tsieappet.'r ;Other
meuts may ' be considered as termi=
pietism* suth a/abase:projected between °RI
ewe of arnalitneens and the' notorious 'flirts
of 'a garrison town; which, it is 'pretty well
understood, are only designed to bait until:
.the regiment is Moved to_fiesh quarters, of
till Providence provides the fair coquette with
a. more handsomeio more substantial lover.
Theee,withManyOthert which it fa unneeeto-;;
nary to enumerate; are various valet' of en
gagements difrerentiated according The ins--
tore of their duration. • But, the -division-of
engagementsoCiety is most
familiar, and the One whiCkwilLoccur to:all
parental minds •.thsit mast important; Is
the ' simple : division theirs Into long
and short, : • . The- genuine- old fashioned
long engagement of that : life-long type!
with which; our ''grandinothens end. great.
'aunts :were - femilhir,':-haiHappilynPily await
ceased to exist.:. Any • woman belonging •to
the profasileniiinmks of the::middle cbss,
'who is more &salt-fly-Amos pid , able
to recall several instances of men,. generally-
Fellows' of Collegee,,who, when young, eon
' traded engagements thielitksey were una
ble to fulfill until they hael reacted thattlme
-of life atwhich'it Is not, very''sieuali or' very
. seemly, either to tnarry :or ti ;De given • in
marriage. Such instances •of lifelong 'en
gagements were by - no means rare fifty years
a,gco., The College 'Fellow *of twenty-five
having
.engaged toton young girl of
twenty, tad having swore ..expeef.
Mai of
patfttpiite outside .9t" his college, could not
theni• as new, : out himself adrift from his
academical ties, and start forth to Make his
fortune independently: by Eultion, journal
ism, or the puldieservice. - Such extra-acad
emicai means of making use of an -scadetial
cal education-werelhen coraParatively un
knowysormnpromlslnz Thitvennee where
-by Cgeutlentikll - of liberal education mild.
enter the, salaried. sphere' .existence, *ere
then coniparatirly ; few,. ,and still shook
confined to the . th professions."
The malty ich ree;
oOlmastsOrships 'Were
'then very few; there was no Hilleyhtiry, no
Hadley, no Bradfield there:watt no, profes
sorships at Ring's College, Lotidon„ and to
_inspectorship; of schools. The young felloW
who hadtaken orderis hid not lo lOok
to but a (tiler 'UV rig, so he' waited" on, -Per
haps fer.terr ; perhaps -.. for °twenty, or even
thirty years , until his yOtithful ardor had
cooled downintotuptiet, bookish sort•of at,
tachment,:mtd - his betrothed had - come to
look forward to fer:Marriage 'rather, with
pride than witkplasion, as the event which
would one day give her. the privilege of hum
bly helping that lesinied-man in, his labors,
'or- at least secure .her-the monopoly, of Mum
',Ong hisdeelining years. . -; - •
linch long engagements this are. now ex
tremely rare; one Bawdy - eVer hears of a'
couple beOng engaged.twcnty years, and the
friends of you ng.aftruzn (Ka are gene rally rath
er disgusted if gthe, remains unmarried so ma
ny months. . Any. empgenient whicil lasts
over two years 'ls now called a long engage
' ment; and one. Which extends' to floe ears
is *reckoned a melancholy And very middle-
Chula.Long enitagetnelitur An fact,
even . in the .modern seneeof the term, are
confined almostentirely to ttei middle ranks
'of the commimity. : They are nearly as Much"
a middle class institution as early dining or
Dissent; ' ' •
=I
AMERICANISM.
rrHE voyager froin Europa Who lands up
_.L on our shores Perceive" a difibrance lathe
sky,above his head ; the height seems loftier.,
the:zenith . more remote; the, horlzon-wall
more steep' Abe moon appears to hang in
middleair, beneath donui that , arched tar
beyontit. The 's ense or natural. symbolism
is so•strogg inus, thatetheznind unconscious-.
ly woks a spirituel siAnillcance in the glory
of the atmosphere. The traveler isnot satis
fied to find the eiwidone enlarged, and not'
the mind—coeluin non cminwm. . One wishes
to be: couvlucel ; that here the intellectual
- ELlSlfinhales steeper breath, and walks with
bolder tread ; that philampher and artist are
here more buoyant, more iresh, more Mina
that the human race has here .esimped at one
bound from the tlesv . aulerieY of ages, as from
their Wrongs, • • •
And' the e. and heathy. AnterlesSim/ Is
to be found, let "us bellavaln this attitude of
hope ; an attitude not necessarily cconnect- •
ed with culture nor 'With the absence of cul
ture, but with the tangelo/mass of "new im
pulse given to all htunan prostate.' Thenuet
ignorant Mau may feertbe Asil strength and
hearth/ea. of , theA.merkianAlaa . iii!id so may
the matt acconipiished scholar. - It is a mat
ter of regret It thus - fir we have 'mainly had
to look for our American and our acholarship
digerentiviartemazal if it has been
a rare dellett to thud :the two 'in ens.-
It seems unspeakably important that all
persona among us, and especially the student
and. the .writer, should- be pervaded with .
Americanism. , Americanism Includes the
faith that eatlonal self-government is not a"
chimera, but that, *ith whatever ituxinidst
°miles and drawbacks; we are steadily estati
lishing.it, here... It inch/tee the faith that to
this good thing alit/thee gond, things must be
ded, • When a man is hearWlinliuodicitli
h a' national' sentiment as nib, it is as.
marrow In - his beitits and blood - in his veins".
Re.psay still need culture but he bas the be-
Asa all culture:, He entit/ed, to mini-'
perturbable patience andhoPugulnatia born of
living faith. " Allthat is squat in our Intel,
lectual -attaliunfthh.ot inane - artistic
Ilk may then ',endured: if s.
man sees his house 'steadily- rising on sure
.foendardons, he can - I - Wait_ or let bfichirdren
wait for the cornice Ind theft him' But , if
. one happens - to be torn or bred "in‘Anaeriea
without - thinwholeeonte
no happiness . for'hins vb., hip his alternau
between being tushsvpyr at and Umbels%
„ abroad; Will eetrobse nurirtyrdoms ibr
ante; tectality otelarrTreken for
• HegAly, giaie taiiiai
4 pairaar ealtiva
ted men in whom .
of Ameriesn_.
lift is wildly wanting.'
les them - the path , semis Atinneein eso,_
and return tune Itard I'l Yekeurnattonak
vhili'arter.fietTakla slowlY Ore
seaulthinghetter" thin' Our Mhz'
-- saul
we pay fOrit*
Iribratitamotraovesased.L; The la
strong - imintip[ vigiesona :whites
44, 1 1anifswith,, , hirne .
insupportahis. The American
omenii a tentschtPower
*tough which he - wearer lionsethilaghven
=lluutbsi
i
insetAimaErimakth• - .31•ILoof.
nitkaansetninir ttleturts.'; Yet the'
raultaireikeptiedbuwworeoutrivtiarze*
ed by greater'asteiihres titsyeophoner enet
meannesn: ilersensbalayt tuttherEngliab-1
man of all men ;Mande :smolt firmly' 011.• Ids'
Ad: , But it le; whole of man ' ssmil-;
bo fizotßa :
s to Oveneit.;the' yeast
thipsrtant post. - -Letlihn takis:one stepfor
leiad
be e
t eusd •in -Unit edternehU rinaco4 igitra - Yea.
in 'A Anietieastim4.T.; :. trs
Agf.XlitkAforahitibrA,PkocW,? - -4. - -.! ,-;
„ .
voimiemomes. :.;
•
tbeselopttheat tbraillowtokkaired is
the IVedith-:. 4 . 3llllstiallofirtedidl*l
lorplizAt, 41010-waslqvist, ja
' 4 the that ' r2 to or SW* tae l
ft iris isot th•fifteketti**.!
--' int* ' Viestret!ol to;
vair
.SINGLE: CpPfE§.,:-SIX',:-:icENT&'
frME mobt, trim:lutist complaint' Wee tilt- -
-L one was • cussln' that being the dame
_lewd of the whole tiegro race toikiiscirftellsp
ncenf the tongue. • - "phiyer '.4.M., er .-
„„
eek
tiftS e , we would , beitifOrm - suiclintilntree- •
ligation would find the:ofte:uteri's* beta . •
wling names or soroUhlnitaf Wilt*" l. Oa
‘ proter, to be sure, but stlll - aperealreaewer- -:
ing-to the charge Wade- by Ibla, ' Sinseltad par- •• - .
ty.---es„,for instance. When , otteithty•allttle ab-. •
onyllgure, half asleep,. raised Its medal of it - -
hand, and drawled out: • , . •,.. '• • -
"Boy ketoliin ; celledAstafoo*lodit'. . .
Once, without any .memonnory atrial le
attract atteutkni, a boy etislahneltla.wiik; .
eyed horror-- t.` ' •- • • 1.:.. 1
"CUsArt'-! casaht' lii des yet. COrnei; . kel
--
"Oh! teacher, 1 nebber Cu a bit; nay •'".,
nourany don't 'low me -to cuss; boy J ed '
a-cumin'liese'f;" ludignaritlkreepondedthe.
aCeused. . , l
, A: , .
• ' . .
The, almost, invariable *ismer of the all _.
dtell• when e hawed 'with . 'soy - inladeineanat ' '.
is, "'deed I ' neber. Ily mammy don't 'low • • •
me 'ter do IL" - • • - -
• The boy. persisted: "fiat - Yer &Di Ma .
knows yer did; "deed, teecher,-she enei a . •
" ell;whit did shatittY?" leaked '••,.. ,- -
..
"Say I done took herhoak, its' ssynisurnny '
buyed dig yer book sheown eel at the *or •
yee'day;" •then -in _II stage whisper. to the. •
girl .."t e al, l'se gwine mash ye, mouterbeet. . /..
I iiis yer outside de do," •
Threatened with such an assault the pi
took up the consoles:it" ' _
~ • ,
: "Teacher, call't-yer make die yer Ir y ,
•ima .
himilef?; hevussin' me here ; -he
motif.", Sayto :
meals shay • ,„•' , - , -4 • " '
"So 1 is gwine mash ye m :
yerolehletig ,
nigger". , - • •
,- - •:::..;-J - -••• , :
It was di ffi cult tolellwhieh wasibableistr-. , , •
er of the two; -but it is curious hoW_USOVIW4
sally children and grown people use thleite It
1 term of - reproach In , -quarrels ; "yrattbouta .
..-
..
ier," or "you black slitter," are
words with,thetn, and "rse gWine la tea*
yer maid" is the grand climax of tlyrireete- -
..,.
hba is capital, but the following la eipielli i
faithful andqulte as misusing. - '..,t -'', • - . ~.
Changing of names is one 'of the nast , du- .
dons fanciers of ;thecolored •people, old tri
well as young: It will'undelubtecUy doff • • .
as they grow • accustomel:l to their tramitkan, *.
,but.it seemed as if tlierwere desirous:of. a*- -
*miming theirinew priiilegee in Ith4o alb In ' ` ,
everything else, and would take a ve naive . .
whenever it .suited Them, givingeomettmea
moat original reasons for -doing so. 'A boy
belonging to our school, eam il is t o_ne dayand In -
forwed ins teacher • •
Afy rpnrie ain't will J ksortafly mete." • '
, "W*ll,` what to it ow?" . - -'•. , - •.' ..
1.
"It's Lewis Taylo :" _ ' ''• .
"Whitt have:you changed for." .- .. .
. • "My sister done.got married last night, so ' : ••
now my name's gwine ter be Lewis Taylor..":,. .
~ Il have known a whole &unlit change their
maneelon the occasion of. onis mensber being •
ousmied: Some would belie two-or three l i ,
names , whlcis they f use incliscrixonsat=
We, frequerffly went - to loci*. for
-whein we could- not fluidal all by the twiner -
they Wei . given us.. Some - Of them had one
nante.for school, soother ansong their play- -
=Ova, and a third for tome us' .s.,ipt a boy
who entered under the nettle of Joseph Mar- •
shell ;;.'the. boys •Calledhius Marshall
Black; • T i
arid - the name bestowed - him by hie pa- - - - ii
rents ;and by,which hicw!t celled at home, 1 -• !
• witJbsePh Black Thomas.. - -_- • •i' I
Tfeiwrote a great many - letters for th e col- ~ 1
°red peoplei and often they would dietate•at • •
thil t close : . ' / - • • ' -
w
"Tell her to rite to so-and-so,"' '
... •. ,
"Why!" we would ask, "don't you Want
S. . ;
her to writato you?" 1 - , ,
,-- ,
"Yee; Miss, dat'one." -
- , -• 1
.
"But that's not ybur -name." .
.• •
'-Dat'e my name pow ;• done change'de oh'. .
~.- "What do you do that for?. • "
t • "
"Dunno zachly ;, t'ought -I, Leattry die yer I
.an''seeef rlikes it better.—.Putnaln. , _
,
.., . • ~ ~ . ,
• THE STORY of LOCHY °STEM—Theft is
another page to ehioniclein t heilfe lietory of
"LochY :Ostrom'," the Poughkeet‘ivonsan . -
miser,k e
who, It will 'be rentem died
about four lot ago worth 6311;000, leaving
- no next Of ri. - NOW that she is deskiponp.
of her earlyhistory have come to light.- ithe
was horn in 1792, andat - her 'd.'. waa 77
years of age.i • .-, ,
.She met her Ilas- and -'only an 'only lote,',. if letters
found in hertrunklmay be taken asevidow
in the Xity of Pcughkeepsie -, when she woo ~,,
scarcely 15 years of age. A few years attar y
her lover asked her b.and, in marriage, was
accepted by Lciphy, hut,:lurned away Whir
parents, hejeft for Cintinnati, Ohio:"
-yeanrafter, in 4618 he wioteher a laden ttom
that place, couched in..beautitui languid% .
Informing her that afterlie left Punghliessole "
he "married 'a phre . and virtuous aroma
who supported every,. relation in life with
dignity and4ropriety," and addint, "but it
pleased ProVidenee to take her ins , lad' ' t
she is now happy in the eternal mansions , of .
. nat." 'ln Pebrusuor, 1819, lie wrote her an; !
other letter, espresaing great anxiety-la refer.' ' t
ence - te the feeble 'smith of .Lochy's mother, ' ,
and, after telling is relined language whit. - ' '
in
his °Onion, a wife, should be, clot* as 1
follows : 1 .1 hope you will 'yet leant that 'a r
genuine afreetiou is In marriage the dret sad - 4
the last ingredient fotippfneas; it la the. 1
I berd beet
portion, be best of A; and .... 1
the beet marriage outfit.a nd the Oneet orgy ' - .1
page that a married, tr ever betad limn,
end without iteverA.h - is povert7 indeed." ‘, "
After- the receipt of this, letter her temper
became soured, . she grew. aybnieken.: and
grasping—a unsex in every sense of the dn =
Twenty-six years' a ft er th e last letter '
of was . - written - to "tochY," her , .01 lover- - •` -
visited Poughkeepsie in Dearth of her. They ,
met, and another offerof.marrisemwasinede‘ - :
but it was rejected.'. That
- .was, the lad ever
heard - of the -lover. - The Inventory otter
Mikis showed the amount-left behind to be
$21,563 64. add .to that 612,000- which she '
is
_reported to hate lift. in - rea l ' estate,' the
grand total reitehes - 433,553 54. In an old.
&ablated hair Strunk in her bedroom Weri
isand a number of bills, receipts,. tn, two -
weltet•hooks; one with a silver hair ,doilar
in it, $3,000. in , bonds and nicstgaipsy
In - United States 'Ave-twenty. coupon bonde; ~
$B6O in'greenbricke.3loo In gold, ion la Iwo :
11 - eliVer cup with thetnonogram, B. Ck• bait
is deaenidlver tetiopoons, three silver diming .. .
.spoon.;.one d oz en silver . ' table-ePootW -
.
two silver aalt-epoons. In a (dean wens
25 or so dresses; five oroix rif which 'ter - era of
heavy,' cosil3r. elik of a pattern' at-leriet'at
, years old.' Canned fruit, preserves, te.;, Vero ',
alma found in large, quaniAtiee. 411; bock,
abilf was found a dried up frniteakei
frosted, and ornamented with* Woe . ' 4.
is the centre. All the, furniture wad '. .:.,:-
Admit possible description, and bar.tinidire' -;,,-."
clothing, in the old -brateriatamted buremsk,-
si n
NM made' up almost : entirely of
Bbtids and mortgages to the anneuit . , _ _
!MOOG were found - carefully leld
tow ,
bank:4)Ook: was found46lV--11r '
backs her amount- Web sbovarmittl e •
over $3OO in the Sivings m ,..__7, iiMlkt- -., , iiIM
the genersj topic:of-con '-veseesse'o_ , 7'
imerdek' it* titbit;. .',
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