The miners' journal. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1870-1873, February 19, 1870, Image 3

-FORTY;SIXT24 YEAR. !
Miners', ?ournal.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1870.
THE 31:WEIN' JOURNAL
ANNUAL STATISTICAL REGISTER, FOR IVO,
Will be issued early in Felspar*. • Pace. Z oenta
• Ingle coples ; $ .50 per dozen; Al
„f 00 for Mitonles and
, $l3 ea per 100, It will,oantaln an Immense mount
of statistics, a large poition of which have not ap
peared. the • •
We will gIN4 many Statisticslt ta the Mine
spectors Report, Which will be of value to the
- trade at home and abreast , and to the gentrul reader.
' 43-Sen'd In your orders for'quantities.
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' . THE VIR;CTILATION BILE.--Aecording - to
• Our llarri4burg letter, the Ventilating .bill
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prepared by . the miners.has passed the... Se
nate, and is likely to. pass the House'. The
mode of selecting the Inspectors in:that bill
'we 'do not consider as free from -objection as
the plan we - suggested in ,'the JOURNAI..
Many of the other sections:of the bill are•
tieles.i, and May lead to great anitqance in
• the 'l , u4nesS, which ought to -.be guarded
'rigainst possible. '• '
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..M.l.Nrlt' 1105P1T.„1,./. AND ASYLUM.--ISCIT
am; Rdudall bas.present . etLa bill to 'the Sen
ate to Incorporate a . 31triers' 'Hospital and
A-ylinu on the plan ire proposed in the
.101. - 11NAL last year. - As soon as the bill is
printed we Will publlsli . it for . the informa
tion..of the . people. people 7 petition has 'been
i
drawn up and public f led in another part of
the, JOURNAL NVIII i can be cut `out and
pa,ted, t ori paper f6r signers to despatchto
the Leei4laym in i i Its favor. Petitions can
al,o be obtained'atthisoffice. Every citizen
of the Coalltt;glon of Schuylkill knows the
iiece : isity efsuelt an institution', and this bill
Lai been prepared in Such a manner that we
Lope will con - intend it to general favor and
-,ujip-ort.
Aizts Hoerr 121-;Pont. , —The reportor this
institution appears in to-day,' froth
Nyhich it appears the expenses • have . been
cOnsideralily reduced during the_past year—
occasioned, :iloubtfers . . t - ..y the search after
• •1; , .. hi - F:10,10)." • . • • • -
NN:c..wt.re "graciously" offered twat" dol
fur6 (about -half our regular rates) for printink
:the sank, and: throitgli - it desire • to lay the
hefoi our reade'rs, acceded - to ,the
lrulip io 1. We admire economy, bufwhen
practiced in tliis manner . , to the detriment
of the people, we cOnsider It iniserribi4, mean
penuriousness and we know of none better
qualified to praetCGe the same than the gen
tleinen who propose to regulate the pr)cekof
our labor. We think }thirdly probable that
we shall publish the dame
,document :again
-under the same eircumstinfees.
POSTAL TA7LEGILOIL—When the Tele,
:graph system was transferred to the Post Of
lice - Department in England, &dile dispatch
c- were sent over here that it worked 'Miser
ably. .This was done by interested parties.
To show how miserably it works at the low-.
er rotes
. ut?dei Government control the
artj'ele tells:
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2111: Tat.GRAPTI IN GREAT narrAci.
ince the transfer of 'telegraph-lines to the Gov
erntnent; the athount OT doniest le tclearaphlrig has
Increased call:: one-third. This Is the effect °flow
( rtn ,, and systc mat izlng the intm.. Such 15 the
erca.c GI met. - nzui I hat the prezent force of
vioyees I , not able toJdo all the buSlne4s. offered.''?
\\ltch th4ttlegrapli lines of the United Sehtes are
tal - cn outtof the hands of the present companies;
and are- (+ern - led
,npcm nn equitable systera, the
:tune bentideent results will follow, -and-we tope
lint (161). fcnshburne who Investigated the v;orlang
<.fTclegraph SYsiem• In the hands of the cittv."
• rnmeriM l mi the contittent of Europe, will hury up
'.hls hill St Congress. :Tile people demand Its trans
fer andsheaper rates even if some of the monopoll
znic. batty papers in our cities, do oppeselt..
Rcenf Antlers.
EEKLY ALMANAC
.7 , Ell ITUARY, .Is7t) ' mrn" , .4 erN•
uisi:s sETs CiIASOIS
; 540 -
,u. .
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SUNI.AA% ' 64. I 41- First 44,. 81 23 ev.
MoNIOAI - .......' 6 46, I` -- 5 43 Fulrsl. 15 10 31 urn
;6-15 94 , -Last Q. V, I'so urn
WEDNE...Diy .
.11 44 5 45 ;
TUITItSDAY.„' 6 42 5 46;
25 FRIDAY. 41; f 5 43 '
MET.WROLOGICAL TABLE
11RL"..1. FLY.
1. 4 0 tirday..;.
It
I, ‘Vvilne;day
IT Thursday...
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. To-morrow . —Ekhth Suncia%:..of the...year, and,
:•••••7iugu.sima Sunday. Pa - 's leti . gth, , 10 hours
" ( 1 0 :; munites
The members of the €l ,- ..(1 Intent Fire einn
anv meet at the Engine linit.e this even
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n_ at
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Gitc Entertainment.—Fattie Stewart, with an
•iitire . new company,'will appear at - Union - Rail
Ilk ey rnimi. Several valuabl-c prizes will be
iven away. tlr.> principal one being a cook
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The Rev. Dr. Coleman will c7intinne his very
itere,tira 7iitjliral Deettires in the See°lid
resNyten ittr Church Market Siktiar . e, to-InOr
'nornin z and
.evening.' All aro
'IILE:A Aceldent.i'--Jolni WeMI, an employee
t tiro'libury 'Collie'ry,.wa_ killed by a
twk: tolling upon: him in 'the mine on Thurs
lay. H wwurt single man,-twenty-twci years
a":!(3. llis neotber
,i ,- :a widow, and has ten
. , .
• preene's POrtabki tnglue, Union Check
'alvo,and Lubricat.3r is said, by 'those who
:Ne-.,tx.antinell its wor'ltings, to be one of the
.est in use.. and will bp found peculiarly adapt
" t•t horitimepurposr-s, See advertisement in
nothe • coluum. .
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'e aro liativy inform ofi - r . numerous read
-Ft. that Maj. A. It. Calhoun will -lecture in'
neon Hall on Thursday next, 2 ith inst. Sub
yet, The New Rest."- As Maj. C. has travelled
!lover the Western country the lecture xyill be
articular.l3 - i4tt'restailg.'
..he evening - of Wasliington'
- eh. Cairip 73 P. Q.' S. o A,, 'ofSt. Clair,
ill have a re-union. The' exercise will eon
iza of addresses, music by their quartette,
eading of manuscript papers, refreshments,—
. Nie.inher*Of the ()per are invited.
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Installation of W, C., No. 129. P. 0 . 3. A--
11 SNloliciny evening next the Dlitrict President
.1 t lie Upper District of Schuylkill County, Mr. :
K. Levan, will instal the officers of the new
'amp tif the Patriotic Order of Sonself America,
atety organized at .Ashland. .The number of
he' camp will be. 129, and the charter members
rc composed of some of the- staunchest mate
ial oftheplace. It is siippo'ieTthat urge
'LatinVLtwill j be present • fromf the 'different
'amps,Mal an interesting DOW mar be ex
c....a-ed._ From the number of the note camp it .
;ill be seen that flee Order is one of the strong
,t in the State, and Schuylkill can boast of no
‘.i. than nineteen within her limits.' Let any
t her in the State beat it if they cat.. .
The Drum:ter Boy—A Vote or Thanks.—
, t a stated imk%ting of the Gowen Post, No. 23,
)I , artment o! Pennsylvania,- G. A: R., held on
hn , day rvenip; last, the Adlowing resolutions
Ul.mitted. by • comrade Wallace were. \Mani
ouqly raripl,ol
. yo..ct, That' the thanks of Cowen Post, No. 22,
... rP,i'arilleit!il. Srtl e e n e l g 4.. t . t i d a e ' r C t4 A Co l l l Ke l ts r trlies her a e ta
ilemen of Pottsville, who recently volunteered
-Ix service; to osaist in the reproduction of the
itaru allegory of "The Drummer Div, or the Bat
. of 1.0111, - .1.-,' that the gnat MIMI* of the piece.
largely de cherish ir valuable services, and 'that
twill ever v. - lth the Warmest feelings re
tahra ace of their generous asmistu,pg.— on the.oc
- sion.
ksofrest, That these . resuintions bc publish - ea in
e papers of Pottsytile. • . ,
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The •Srlutvllrill District' Convention 1.0. of
T., will be .held in Reading, Feb. 24 and 25,
onimencing at ll o'clock, Thursday, the 24th,
committee on reception will be in attendance
upper and lower .station, Eac* lodge in the
&Istria lg. entitled to send four "members. It
s expected there will be an interesting time.—
‘.s he G. W..C. T., S. A. Chase, of Susquehanna
al, will be present and 'addressita . public meet.
ng to St. 411atthew's Enthersat Church, Friday,
Pb. g. 5, at 7.30 P. M. -
P..ss ya, and- manuscript paper, "The SehtVl
- T tiplar"• willfbe.read at thegonYention:
We un erstand our terfapetence friends andel ,
-pate a p easant and profitable . Thrte.': • '
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Alms, nib Report.—,frhe",44lar monthly
meeting o the Directors at tholitixit. of Schuyi
kill.Counto was hild at the Alnis-House, Feb
ruary 7; Is. Present, M. W. Fehr, Frederiejr
Beek and French; MeGurk. • ;* '
The followin g Is, the census nf the /lonse for
the month end ing Jan. 31, 1870: •
Dec.
Number 'of -Inmates in the . House 11 81,
IFi 9, 32.5; Number of Inmates the' Hone,
Jan. 31, 1870, 585 ; Increase kid intarth';.lo:'
Number of inmates in the Mule; 40. 31.
169, 372; to same, Unto tide year, 333;,1Jettisas
.
lavt year, 37. •
Of aboi
f t e 47 Are insane and idiotiq; 9 . 0
under ine.diettliretttinent; 48 eitllllre •
_it • _
• Admitted during the month, 412; Tlisehargad
•nd absconded, ! ; Bound ont, 1; Bash, 2;
.11ied, 4.. • - • - • •.•
Lodging and meals were tarnished to 244'pp - eerr
onq ; Out-door relief was'gtantedtoB3Btmluea,
inountinso 8811; 13111 a were read,- and ordets
• ere drim , F'e brusry 7, 1870, amounting to
.5:37 ti g 9 • reyieni -issue, $789 87 ; Total "' t 470, ,?27•49, , - •
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20 cents a line first lusertian;., eachsubsoquent fnAemun
15 cents a flue.. , , - ••..
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F./I.m or Hemorrhoidal Thinors t`reated:ln the
most successful manner by Dr. W; A. bleep:idles, of
Philada. Read his card' in. this Issue:
Tax Forams .IgrEovsto FAltrth , SzwitcO 4U
CUTIIE.—These Machines make a strong,ldurable
and elastic stitch; will sew with 'rase., every! variety
or cotton, woolen, linen, and silk goods, - from the
finest to the.coaxsest, and or any required thickness
at greeter speed and with less power and noise than
any other machine. Agents wanted in every town.
Liberatcommlssion allowed. For terms and circu
lar address A. S. liaitcrarrit, So. 700 Chestnut St„
Philada., Pit., Sole Agent. . .7-1 t
AmOxO all the iittractiOnitandln ti ncementsto,buy,
offered by other and - newer clothing houses In Pldla
delphla we notice that the oblestahlishment concern
of PrOthill & 'Willson not only hold, its own, but
keeps; pace with all the modern Improvements, ac
tunny taking the lead in most of them. Their "Great
Broa'n Is stoked from baseraent to roof, with
everything that can be called for, in men's and boy's
wear: Purchasing their materiala,iss they do, in Lm.
mense quantities, and having the entire product of
wholemilLs, on certain classes' of goods, their facili
ties for furnishing thelepatrons with superior fa.'
brics are unsurpassed. There Is no house In Phila.
delphte or any other city, which has such complete
arrangements for making 4p itsgooda, and trimming
them In the most exquisite style; Both in the "ready
made'land "custom" - departments, hosts of our read
ers can testify that Rockhill & never fail: to
give t em - Ure satisfaction.
' A GOOD INVESTUENT.--AM money well spent Is
well • invested, and sureir bring a good return.
Moncylspent in clothes fo instanar,•, Is not a loss,
unless It be spent in poor nservicesiblei garments.
Invested in clothing Nanamaker & Brown's.
It brings a large return of ;comfort and respect. A
mail stints himself In clothing, and Calls • himself
, economical, whereas a small amount of his savings
laid out on Oak Hall coats and pants, Would add to
his happiness and his health, and perhaps to his life
Itself. Poor economy, that which wastes evcrothing
but our Money!
u A.M. NOON
Won't]) youilavg coeslinual l eheerfu Ine _, und hap
piness On your wlfe'a emlutianiutoe? _Woo Id y.at have
your home irradiated with LIAM beanti.ot loy which
can come only from the well gotten up smile of love
ly woman in her 'best estate . ?. ? •
• Then you must be considerate of the good woman's
comfort. And you mustn't depend on barter the
making of all the little boys' clothes. When
can buy ,clothes for the little fellows, as as
beautiful; and as cheap. as RocznaLL lison
make them, it is a sin to inflict that much toll on
your wife.
Our renders will do well to take their Juveniles with
them when they go to Philadelphia to, bay their,
clothes, (as . o know all the. best looking' of them
,1o,) at H v.ocitlLL
.116 s; 410
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H 32 • 3t
64 36 I. 31
21 1. 44v • 30 ;
!- ; 42 . ;
44 v Sul iu
Zite Gloat Zratbi.
The quantity- sent by ralbritd_ this Week Is
'03,058 Ci;)' agalnst 42,589 for the_ correspondltig
week last year.
The quantity sent by - the Lehigh Valley was
88,930 against 41,1'64 tone, and by the Lehigh and
Suaquehinna 18,183 'against 15,185 tons from the
week pflast year.
, The trade is very dull; and all 'our' corree
pondeno abroad state that prices are declining.
The prices of Bituminous are also affected simi
lar to that of Anthracite. The unusual warm
weather is the cause, and to a _great extent
checks consumption.
Orn Philadelphia correspondent writes as
follows;
• 'There Is little to report new In the trade, Which Is
exclusively dull ; the stocks abroad are light, but
seem stlticie.ut for the remarkably warm weather.
Itirpresumed when coal and tolls are 'definitely
II red, tbit orders will come In; -but ntohlng but low
prices will make an early active trade.
The trade 56119 up this week as follows;
Pd.ll n n:_... ; c.am I =vat ts,oso 4:,070 z4964
I. Val It IL 41,7661 va,skm &pill 476 , 73 1 DI
L Nal, R-11...... 15,163 ion r.., , um, 'no= '6O
!Scranton Stb,.. Z,741 190,656 19,761.1 , 176,774 4 ' ;re'
do INClik., -9= - 57,r 9.614 i - • 72,136 15,106
Penn rt R....:.. 12,019 V 1,030: 11,341 ioa,rz ' for,
I ) &it RR ,-. f . • 1 /3.644, . 67,200 oaafon
tihatnoldn ,
~. 6,311 - 44,667 4,3661 306841 , d 13,669
Treverton , : 006 4,167 . :613! 2,568 d 1,-VIS
!illort Mt..1i..._1- 4- 3AIO ' L d
Lykena V Co_ I f -;156 . . ' , 7211 d 11,310
- 2,4331
A 4 1111amstan . i -2,01d1 3,691 I,Z4' 14,031 8,494
~ ,8 , ...r 0ad. ,. T00 . :......1 .5,161: t • 36,14.1 t _ L -
..„______, d Sega
' The increase made in the early parlor the
winter it; diminishing weekly.
The Iffsoto3Eflrrlso LINT says :
The movelneuts in foreigu Coal have been quite
unimportant. English Cannbl is nominally Shispli
per ton-for large and small lots, and Sydney' and
Pictou g 7125 per ton by the cargo. Cumberland rules
at aSaS alper toil by the cargo. In Antrimeite steady
retail sales. 13 bOtim per tan. 'The market is milli
rather doll - Or • all kinds, and in anticipation of
lower pripes, he trade' continue to purchase mod
erately:-
The proposed consolidation of several of the most
Important bituminous Coal Companies Is exciting
considerable remark. The proposed pcinsolidatlon is
between the Maryland Coal Company_ and the Cen
tral Coal: Company, the new Conipany to have a .
capital of some' 82),000,100. As the total -amount
ar t which these Companies give in to the consolida
tion is 511,875,000, it leaves a large margin for the
absorption .if other Companies. The new Company
will have under Its control more boats and trans
portation facilities than any other Company in the
Cumberland region, and at the same time comes
into sion of the crunberiand and PettrocSiva
nin oad. It is thought that under one general
head they will be able 'to &Mani better facillilee for
trade, and give more advantages than they could..,
while Underselling each other.—,-.Eryineermg and
nib Journal. - ,•• I
The whole , tendency of the coal trade is to
wel-As large =campaign, and 'if the :Dimas and
laborers at the mines do not act prudently they
will hasten this calamity. •EI - en the Companies
in the Wilkeibarre Basin are entering into cal
culations io control the individual operators-in
the lOwer-Pertionr of the Wyoming' Coal Basin: -,
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Btrtstmous Com. m Bassos.—The feik 6 wlnli
is the quantity of Cumberhuidaind Novae Seals
Coal delive6l at Boston in the 'following year*:
mar 1 - - • Curate: hind. Nova Scotia;
7ktt2 Itt,gla
;1847 14 WAS 107,019
; The "Reciprocity Tietty Inn - - abregoll .in
1866. Before 1666 scarcely anyegimberland /nil
was 'delivered in Boston.. There win more
domestic Bituminous coal delivered in Boston
in the above years, but 'it spa not sePiaited
Ann:idle Anthracite: Al shipped troinAlsinia
diii, Georgetown and Philadelphia, is tinting:tea
n-the Anthracite.
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Mr. Eu.is' Bill, making it a t penal etfence
to sell coal at aimtion we don't 'think 71U
pl'to New; 'York Bohn. In nootliei Oh .
in the world Producing bold 1i it.nolgi at ph ie •
sitictloii: be Relar, Oti; ,LaakwAnint and
Western Railroad . Company . stand tilotie iln that
.
respect: .
1 -
his rizineieditat the Wading' Road'nUl sl
low-any dnimatiack on coalaNWOll7ln, b• 7
jAi 46r#1- 4 Ri 4 k) titZt troy' be adopted &Mud
... . . .
tittle for tha Spring Anule i - •• •• . ; I
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Tax lainsis*l, the-Lehligit'z Coil iiitid Nevus
ftztipstii *'nick-verlicedirtut at the
Sawn' t Mho&
,lcit him het horned discuss.
8. , V; Itsitaii;=* - tit AL, Ma Wei hhi eate
r tabantent„ wd 4 . 4 .=)!lnsites in...Kerber
Kiw Ass l c i xba s zpan , th e of Um :Benevol ent n f in rttionfiall on - TWO evening
next, the I:s4ltinsX,, Mr. Duaate's antertstrunent .
the_ highly spoken Wf by the pars. We give
follosantrorn the Philsdaphla Tastinsiza
31 - nitres tir 'ZiniineMonTewy."—ThLs
eVeolou au. K B. IP Duane wlllitisistaMoillicirothisso,
asn it ac and eilleularlYidaulignientartalinuarwisi
"MlitetarAinutas. In Messy Kosapany.•• lo
w be win intredare trendealtd .v arrli of
of malty
miudg7Fltill- his i =inSirnmor Runs
the ofMr Pnans's "lrinter Mhutteir burn
cLent to keep his iindienee :dr entlite‘ for at
least twenty-Mir bonnie/tar have. giartedeina
pany with him. lie hos already lamas very ea
ster:de repatationas a itintnarit.stril his eittertata-'
oten, whi ch 14cits no Owner renneassnt, anbrds
recreation far myths tired Lind and WY. •
It was es N just such means tom the
_ n priest artiste.
atherra,the elder. achieved L ame and -
for
hand we entertain very
renewable" doubts Mat
his powers of keeping a house full of 'people were
greater thui those of air. Duarte.
We hope.that eveu liala will befitted, not only
for the sake of Mr. Duane, who teak- deserves
a fall house, but especially for the cause of the
Benevolent Association, as. t weeds funds to re
lieve the wants of the poor in ant addet.
Admission, 50 cents; children;. 25 cents. Ss
'cured seats eau be had wi Hannan it Brumley*
'without extra charge . - • ; ,
• , iwarrrzsr Wok TES itimslie jotqataiL)
Zits Ans. BIOMES :—Shertly ifter the Avon
dale disaster the Detirsto'Sts.yrs RAILROAD
AND Ilestrio ItEuISTER .0f Philadelphia,. con
-tained an excited and inccinsiderate article
'from Which It seemed the editor intended tak
ing an active part in 'framing and presenliisg to
the Legislature, -a measure Which would pre
vent the recurrence of such terrible accidents.
When therefore; .several - Mining and Ventila
tido Bills were this winter brought before the
Cotrunittee on .Mines of. the Senate, we were
surprised not to be able to discover the prom
iSed phihmthropic effortuf the editor, Mr. J. P.
Lesley, and still morn surprised to.find that in
stesul of heartily Resisting In .so worthy an ob
led, In Ma article on the nth instant he contents
himself With ld
finding fa It
.with the plan pro
posed by the istans' 'Joertria.r.,. for the ap
pointment of the future „Mine Inspectors; and
advising the selection of a scientific gentleman'
of good social - position, who has Viidted the
Jnines - and mining schools of Europe,t together
with the establishment- of a, - school of mining
and a permanent geological urvey.
- The- eahmit. 'number of -.colliery casualties
being eto falls of coal and- rock, and to
brew of ropes sword chains, does it require
j i
such high"-scientific attainments to enable an
inspector to ascertain when the wire ropes are
-so worn as to unsafe, and ta4iscern when a
piece of coal or 'rock requires timber . stipports?
Nill the establishment of a. geological survey
save the lives Of our mineral La Itjusttoblazue
Americans for, setting too high a value, on prac
tical men? -Does not the fault lie • with those
men who call themselves "scismtific,',. but who
having proved themselves to be either egotisti
cal and impracticable theorists or mere charla
tans and impostors, have led - our enterprising"
citizens to look with suspicion even upon the
real men or, science. • •
' Instead of abusing onr Mines, engineera . and
operators, woiiid it not be wiser and more
praise-worthy for what , ought to be an influen
tial mining journal to lend the helping hand
which- it seemed so ready to do some months
since, in perfecting a measure *hose aim is the
saving of human life? 'Notwithstanding :the
'IIX4II with which Mr. Lesley treats out miners
we venture to affirm that there is hardly a single
,one of ihisle "ignorant" isinere to he found in
ouicoal-field who isinot better-able to ascertain
and pointout causes of danger in a mine than
the - editor of4he UNITED STATES RAILROAD
•AND'ATININO RE.OII6TER.
• JIR4TICE:.
tJ atral! ROtices.
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How ROCSIIILL & WILLSON manhg,c. to Sal OS
cheap as they do.. we don't 1:now. We couldn't do it
ourselres It we wereto try. .
And -so. we and all oar readers continually 'do
throng to Rockhill & Willson's, whenever we go that
wa ;: and hardly anybody oonakiersatrip to the city
fully' accomplished, unless 'a suit from the West
Brown Hall a - part of the pure:macs.
POIIYPLtLI, FlialtrAZT 19 WO
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171E21
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1,..x0. assts
: 161,C83'.
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ME
1101117SLIC BALE OF 'HATS, OAPS AND
FUSS; D.t MAGED BY FlttE.—The undersigned
ZAleen at publle to-ulglit,_Frlday, Feb. 18, - 1870.
tielixilr.. an assoittnent of Hats, Caps, Furs, die„
damaged by tire. Sale to continue until all are sold.
' 140121$ tiCHLAteI,
275 Centre at., pcir. of Market.
'DREAMER FOR BALE.—Tne Coal Breaker at
I'Dexter" , Colliery, alt. Laffee is offered for sale.
This Breaker is eomparatively now and all the tim.
ber godd and sound. Also fin sale; oneliteam Pump,
one Drain, lot of *lnch flan ripe, 4.1n0h Oolumn
Pipe, one Dumping Tip, one tlioDe Chain, 1 1 4-inch
Wire _Rope, couple sets - of Car- wheels, lot of T and
Flat Bar Rail awl ether Iron. /wale at
L C. TROMPRONT.
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Isar.
IN • D.
TOTAL.
crial9 TiVABS.ET STREET. PIIILADA, is the
cheapest and best place to buy Choice Tobac.
co and Cigars by the boa.
Monitor Navy, and Surma & Tobacco always
OD hand at low rates. ,
Meerschaum Plpetlirlar. French, and other styles
can be had here to suit customers, either wholesale
or _ _
_, _ _ . POSY LEFS,
Wioleeale and Retail 'Jobbing House, and. Mann
ftteturer of Cigars, tta MARKET St.; Philadelphia. .
.. Feb 10 ,170 8-3 w
id4,lzoi • 1,-81-
, 6493.
1,11,1.511
176. oral
RZMOVA.L.
Josnuk CQWPLA24IY4*§ONS
tiara ogra riftra .
• iszsi
LOOKINO-GLASS AND PICTURE-FAME STORE,. '
No. 18 Nor* fßitit ßß.. Rktlaia,
Where Slier offer at redueed_priees a general assort.
• meat of Looklug.elaasee, Picture Frames, Large •
Frenea Plate Mirrors, Plata an&Ornamented
Picture Frames, CornfeenMoaLdlngs, &e.
.10S1:1L'A COWPLAND'S BONS .
Feb 14,170-gtol • • No.lB -North Blzth Bt4
i
DteIiOLIITIONOP. I"MITNEBSyarP.--, 1 10.
We Is hereby given thal Umpartnership hereto •
rare existing between Joseph Wommer and B. K,
Fisher,' under -the arm name or Fisher & Wommer,
Unusually mercantile business , in Porter Twp.,.
County-, was this day dissolved by
mutual consent, by the;thdraaral of B. K.. Fisher,
from the firm. The business w il l herea ft er be con =
tinned by Joseph Wommer, and all the Ann debts
will besettled by him. Ail parties Indebted to said
Arm aro requested t o settlement with B. E.
wisher. ; • • - JIL woustra,
, .
. . B R A F ISHER • :
Porter Towlishijr,Teb 5, '7O , G•StA
'Parry ciileAtfaing"") nt°N ' l 'm
alma' HOO Irma's,
STOVE, ,Tzr and HorsE FITELNISHING STORE,
im4.
A number of Sew pattern COOKING and'PARLQH,
BTOVO3, which can be had at moderate pricer. rte
also halos gdendidaemartlzwrit ofTlei I r4ll
JaPattod. Win, Wood and Willow 'W l et il ßolficiw an
Hardware: /Wm' Hriislerk lintionts,oll Oaths, Table
Clotils,lltsw Wt.ii, Clothes Wringers, Taill..carvi.4
and Botcher Knives, OW 011 46anape, mural satt
F R =d all Wait ofklissinnft. Also, Gridirons.
d
num, Childress' eleigirt and Skates,r t a
Toll and Butterlilitoons, Mice and Rat Traps.
Nutmeg Graters, Sidttoons, Lemon Squeezers
GietaViird CsgesA'able Mars.Tablaftrre,CjetreM
t ra. ArZt= Wain W e akii=
Cuttespla t Oaths' Lines
Celts Cotters.
si... Honeek otai lk wut Doldlis. Betals. Hatch
Illiit tuU
coin
PenctlTond
Mask Hatirt igull a s tionmera, .Its:liid sad
airoa nom. Fleur Mere% Mow ' 1 -Annir VI
gl4Witeltasti
4%7.
rabbit ti t.pt ' ik : . .'
, 1 ! . 4 : Ir . -
Poke o L . :,, • '
all lairds of totitang , , • • SP
_____• • _ piths • •
set notios. Persons • • say • sastalbare nisi
. • 4.. .# alOnoviiediguitho'
'". "4 ?
- 7 . :• -1 .47 -. 4i- n
- IfitiCtilit' .
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7.64 sarffausaissaigater,twesdi:*;
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Tip* 0/I;•wyngbt tamatl4 twasportectlaat I
lersentli t 4 IL 8 p..fts
Alice axs tt Will 77
Xn 7 • 4 *--
Ks. 10 17 :42.1.11 14
lorbernr-
LEMON pOlir
-••••••••••••
• snarroirlCLlXT •
Q 41111410. amt Built by tetiligi Valley
exall",as lialeuedapylastand Mr the rear
• •
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icitatik-4 - 7:.. - .7____.--,.......
• Total:- ... -....:*.—.-.
1 . 4:4w time last year:.:---....,....-•
• 1 .
-...................—.-a
FlWriMft - MV7I'V - M7r.777r11
---•
' The f i Ltrinlf Li Car ril2‘lltArf coal transported by tbe
.Canal Railroad of th e Goal and Nay. Co., tor the
wean soding.on issgarday lass:
• •
• .
cr4
UAW /4
, WIZIL • TOW..
BY auial
By istirosui::-----
Ttit co* was desired as tolicrwir;
' .
Fr 4551'
mule:ion Mition_—.—
i
NAV. 'UM!
'Lois 114 to L. V. R.*. at Q. *m.cll.--...:1
CrApERLAND COAL -AWL • .
Quaintity of coal tau:sported over the -Cumberland and
Nureprvipila itsitruisd ug ;oraraialay rut
Tor 4 IW R •
For • 14:4--- • - SIAN t l i
Fur rams, 1,8,ad
p,t34 ASH
Inc. In 193 i
CIE COAL MARKETS
PBICfB OP COAL By THE CARGO.
• •
[c.x:iiinr. , ^TUDlaitrii cot TUX JILIMILIe JOVZSALJ
i 1 PUILIADELPITLA, Feb. ill, WO.
Red kik Prepared {4 Z. 3 I thratout... . I 200
. . do eChestout... I kocust Id . ai3 -. 4 oar. 4
. 1
iv: Aia, !Lump.-..... 4MO -do Mteam et 4/4
.
Stearker......---,..._. 4 Mfg. ' • do . Broken. 4
.11r0kt01...-...:.;.-.:-..' 4 oot4 -do D E;;...... 4 (Am ..
Edd- ,4 :-t------- 4Ms .do 8t0ve.... 4 2214
.'• do Che/tout3 44)4
EiChiliLefied ASIC•—t 110
fl W Asti Lamp
.... '
SALTLSIOItE, Feb. IS, 1870..,1
To thetCade by cargo or carload: . •
Willcesbarre and Pittston W.... . 020 6 73
's.4.kens Valley /Led . ey 6 .50
ShamblLln White or Ikd
From yard or when, 50 cents to $l. 00 addiLlonaL>
By retail, t o bO@ 950
vreet
Georgee' and Cumberland Ooai, ' L o. b. at .
. Lomat, Ptant for .....
ALEXANDRIA. AND GEORGETOWN Felc: 14,
Geonies.:Cieek atuniberland, csavo.
•
PRICE OF COMPARLES' COAL. , - -
• • ) 1 : L. Sir. Or: Egr. Eke.. Clot
• Lackainii, Weh'ken44 65 ti 70 41 60 15 IV 66 40 µ6O
Willutbave_, ilubok.tm-... :6 75 475 -4 73 475 5 '25 450
Serantoul,:Urbettkport :- •
PittatOn, , Ne bu rgh ...._.... ,
Lehigh, tt. 0hn50n..... 5 tO. - WOO 500 500 523 430
Lehlitti, t.llliabethport • 5:7, 03 500 4Ou, 5 25 150
Ellsabetbport and Pt. Johnson tO.r.iew York W eAlts; Bound,
out 11:ileratts: - Newturgb, OS cents. • .
- .
! ', • riticEsor cus coAL.
,
Pnovrt . , MAL
At Shipplug polnta. Dul7, MM. " Del. ' Meted .' "E at N n . ' 57 )7 :(.‘u .. r - re ner i
Bloc k.llouse 4-11 75 Westmoreland
Oowrte • 175 ' Despard- 850
Llngan • ; 1 75 . Newburgh Orrel 8 50
bydnex . • , ' • 2 131 ' , Nevi Fairmount rill: 8(0
.Pletou _!......_ H ay _. . ._. 1.10
2 13% . PHILADELPHIA.
LltUeOrste Bay------ 1.10 Powelton Osa-----.... 780
CaledOzda, - '..- '-. 150 For slack from 25 to 50 mots
Slack 71 &nig init 1.1 • leas. . , -
Frelg - hts to New 'York p 25—to 803/011 $2 Y 254,3 2a. .
COAL FREIGHTS
. ,
e . . PL • Elba-{ ~ ' PO =ee
-1 :. • Hl'in'd. bthpll• , Rinid Wiltpl,
Boston ...L. ... f . .12 75 1172 uu!Nantuexet .. _.. _.
tialem__-;.:_.,.... '. 2 2
OP New fledford,... -
•Lynn.% __, • ' ' 00,11ew London-- .
CambidilseperL
..! , 2 oolNorwteb t tow
24 ewbtawycirt : . - . 2 00'New Haven •
Porten/matt .:, - •
•-. 2 it3lßridirport.
. 2 251Norwaik.__:.....
- Portland_' ' . 2 00tHarttord,...-._ .
Middletown.
Manger ' : • . -
Provide/ce - 2-03 , !Albany..___
Eratol..._ . . . "New York
.Pawtucket;2; i - e. . ',Jersey City--
Newport.;;.... ....., illettzate-4-
River • • '
Fall - .
1 ietWaablnitcm.._. -
2 (q ?amino '' , 2 uo!Ftlehtnond........
, In jowl Arrived
v at Pt. Rie/et 3nd fin week 10 verigels and 20 beada—
.,a ereels and Ai boils. . •
kiTES'Or TRLISPORTATION TO T1LD14. 4 . -
. •
•
. , ',•--, . Bic 11.t...ti!INu S.4II,NoiD.
' --... 841 B. War t . 13. Cb.
•
TO Pot, rbehmerno . . ........ .„ 1 ,r2 fle ir: el 't: fit tr.' en T ., ~•• !Z 05
T0'F'0411001Pti1a........ ... . . —... 'I. ill '.. 15 72 13 2to _rt 13
The rates front Sebtlylklll Haven are tizents• p,r rt , o lei ,
and bum Ttunnqua 3 tents per ton hightk.
' irst.icur i•ALLIcy ‘• -N. I. crartr.. , 4i. nsurtrUxe... /
To Ellzaliothport. ~ • TO Hoboken.
L. V.lll. H • f , 81; T. V. it. p
N. J. Cenral 1 1 9,210rr1s .t Low' ... . ..
ebtAtlng w . herving' 35 ek-Opping .t.'‘whitt"4 - 1 - eg.
. • • t 2 35, 233
•
To POrt. johnson the srme...• •
From Penn Ifaven• to EP.rett•-ttipor: t Pt. Johnson..--62 e 9
'll ro Abuertistnunts
Good
IV °E et jo w rk. Apply a.4lllsTi.citiletirnedellt nn fine
Feb . lo, 19-8- It 'muck, & figosh.
Nv , 7l - ;
ID-TO BENT.— noll hou JO H N
_HeHt $l:5 to V s) . pp , ly to
T 1 Morket Ht. Feb.
Trinity Chnreb, Feb. In. a Breastpin.:
1 , Apply to IL v. RUMEX., in Mallantongo St.
Feb; 1V:136*.1t.
ne
Wgixxi ANTorfir—.l:llrlll.owrltteni=itslEilAtpri,,..
_ .7. M. FRICK., Centralia, P&. s.
Feb. 17, 'I . IY-411-21-4,11-
.
FOR SALE. -A aid building lot, !intuited on
,Arvit r
street, ruttsillie 50 feet front _by, lin' feet
- deep. ; Enquire at VEL IMarket street,
Feb: . 16, 7 0.-33-14-4-21..
DOMONA. 711711BERY. YEAR'S.— Ken
lucky Strawberry, Colossal Asparagus I,:verV
body OurehaVe the benefit of It.yeare' experience In
my new descriptive Catalogue of fie patiea,for 10 eta.
/t balls what and abett to plant.
• Feb 1.9„ WU. PARRY, Cinnatninson. N. 7. -'
OX44ERY tr* •MP FOB. /LENT,
MD:STOUR -AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.
A good location for business, having tbs. trade Or
three eollieries. Apply by letter to P. O. Bogtio. 141,
Feb. 15„ 70.--,V-4t—a•lt I
DILES'OIt IitrAIORMICUDAL TDIIIIORS and
External, Blind, Bleeding and Itching, positively,
perfecUy and permanently cured, without paln, dan
ger,instruments or caustics, by W.M. DfcCA.N
DLE4f: D., No. 1926 Spring Barden St., Phila., Pc.
who can refer you toover Eleven If uridred of the best
citizens of•Ptilladelphitt, who have been cured. A
.practice of eleven years-as a specialty In , this disease
without a failure, warrants a cure in all cases.
Feb 19„':0 • • • ti-ly
Feb 10, In
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srolvtisFP'S - SALE OP REAL ESTATE.—
..7 By !lime of sundry writs of Levan ractsur
C , and
rendition; Ezell's', issued out of the Colin of om
mon Pleas of bent* IEII County, and to me directed,
there will be exposed to public sale or outcry, on
L TURDAY, MARCH 1215; I;+ ,
at Pry o'clock In
in the Borough of Po n t f t l fi e v r lrkert liro r tin i t l y °n th e tt
following described real estate, to-wit:.:
ALL that certain lot or piece of ground, sttnate th
the Bowman of Ashland, County, bound
ed northwardly by Middle street, matwardly by lith
sonthwardly by Walnut street, sad ovate - artily
by. Loa of Frank Mendier, containing in width 35 feet,
and In depthlte feet; and being lot marked No. ZS
In Block 54, on a map or plan of Ashland, with the
ptigl i i e Zsaticee consisting of a 2-itory. frame dwel
ranee; as }he property of JOBN TIWINBMAN ,
A All those two certain lots or pieces of
pound, situate In P otts in the Borough of
Port Carbqn, Schtlylkill Co ignutded north
wanily by toad I -mans fromttville to fUrt Car
bon, east wardly by lot ofJohn Fletcher, wsattiwardly
by a publte street, and westwarttly by lot of
Vaughan containing together In width 100 feet, and
in depth SP
consistingre or less, with the Impute
nancea, of a 2-etory frame chiselling noose,
with stone berement, and frame stable; as the
property ot WILLIAM HILDEBILANT.
ALSO—AII tlutt certain Manage, tenement And
tract or piece of land, situate In thilon Womanly,
Schuylkill 0- mqty, adjoining lands of, Hugh Beddle
& Ckt., Philip Kolb, Jacob Eisenhower, Sonnet Boone
and others, containing 91,1 titres, more less, with
the ortenancet, elndsting of a 2-story , name
dwellinghouse, a frame stable and a watetEer
saw mi •as the property of SiljtAlf B FR .
ALSO—AII those two adjoining lots or i „.eacor ii
ground, situate on the northeardly side of
runt, in the Township of Norwe (now In th e
Imes & of Pottsville), Schuylkill ty, being the
lotsmap I,ck are marked numbers 123 an t on the
or adan of the Norween to rt n
ectroalnlng in front or btAdtlt an t
on
mitt reietoac rnefk.
street 108 feet and 4 latches, aad the is to
and lot'
umber Ira contain
41 feet swol Inches, aria lot
number 1.19 idaty-alx feet and tea Inches In width on
addsAacoelt street, and are more particularly
and deetribed as follows, of
at post on the airthwardre side of Bahr
street, thesusst e a 25 qt wide, an. 33-, which Ir as for
newly Ipaq_ said Illaw la, north 115 dr
es oat het ,
firi l etc seT stdome of the west
pun of t MoustifflaWast Railroad, thence along
e add Road north 75 1 ,4 degrees east lel
eat ; thence by lot marked number ix on the said
snapsplan, mouth 11% degrees east 2 1 14 feet and 10
to post on the northearsity aide of said Pea
cock street, thence aleng It South degrees west 101
feet and , 4 Inches to the tolsweof besituo •as the,
innifortyofJOMo BERMES:JAM Ei r and,
wiloxiJa . YARDLUY. '
ALSO—AU Ute stpist, title • of Issua s 4.
Yarnell of, In and to El that` • • •• •
of
a r .
• atbiltroxin•
I : l4l % e g v i s4l % 4 %ore with •
roll, a Snitesur trims der=es.
With • / -I•Cley kitltanmaretispfAtzu.trestait
barn; as the gecomay
Seised and taken FritoerseentemandMie
ALSO—NO. that aertain
land-situate iri Ute
et •• .
Bu r, *tor
d. .. land
deeet eof p
John
. ..
to stones, theme by land mmatuel O. • swayer math dolma east 115‘poteltee teetostbanoebyland
opfilltent Wel WM slidolos Mosta
- tWace:_
_ _ _
Ea
- : . 4i l T+ l ltM
i IA • • 7:7-rx—
•
MINSTRIMMIOGIFt
.ii=cal'oNzi*Etittiametaliwtt
••• • K In ; r
U=3 1
G ma' •
inclow'HATA.„
oLIVELOGAN A 'aseO .trts,"
R. J: IsKX)RIODVA, on - swans
WiLNDIHJ... PHILLIP S Dlateit ' U, ir e, , on " punkt -
Lbunav TI
Iteserre mat tor single -
- ectnre— ' COL
For sale at Bannan iser's ' ilootcstore. o.
Centre SC Pottsville. Feb 10, 104*
Feb AMOS, March I, 2 3,41,7. %SAO.
. _
.COO 2 ICSILCHAIM3IIII, MiNEpsVuX.E, Fob..
17, PIM
,Wsursttss. It billt pleased , tbe , Almlphty Euler of
the Universe to temove ftma ttv br death.' a in'
beloved member. Insists Witu.s; therefore.
liettgred. That we bow ln. bumble antlmtteput tO •
the dedtd of fllltrarho doeth ail thine welt • ~whoeie
ristdeocut dis acts are, dettlemdl to ,Mote our
common and by remlndlott tet Or-ourroortaltr.
Prompts us so to. live Met' we may be prepstred,llo
Re:a/reit, Thit With sincere sorrow tee mourn the
depertnri of our beloved member. and will aver
bold In pleasing remembrance Ala unehanging seal
In the interest of oar Borough, a.hd we look with
hope to a reunion in that world of bliss alike napes
rims to Sorrow -mod rm. from the pausal:l sepses
, ,
- Bemired, That we cherish and reaped . the manly
virtue* of our deceased member, whose mild sa
Plealledlapositant secured him many friends; and
endeared film to all with whom he had latereoutse:
Resolved, That we tender to the bereaved family
oar heartfelt syMpathy In this their great afflietlOni
and cancel= tn them for comfort' unto Me one
that bath sal "Ooe, Onto me all , that are wear y . and tusanr ied and I will give 3toti rent."
• Resolt , a, That, these arsolutioft- be published la
the "Miners' Journal," and a copy of them be handed,
the family toot our deceased member.:
FRANK IMIBLR,2
WM. L. KIMINGca,
C. K.. TA LOR,
Committee.
Feb 10, '7044t
D/STRICT COURT of the rutted States /Ust
ern District of Penna. • •
Nathan Lonenberger, ladle idualty and as a nteim
bar
Lewis the
andorr & Longenoerger, composed of
is S. Purr Nathan Longenberger, of Union
Township, Schuylkill Co., Penna., slieekrePl. hat'
Ing
_petitioned for his discham, a Meeting of the
creditots Will be held on Tuay. the 13th+ of
March. A. 13. 1870, at 10 o'cloclr A. 31 2 : befort ter
John P. Hobart, at his office in the Borough of Mts.
vlile that the examination of the Bankrupt may be
finished.and any business Of meetings required by
the sectiotis 27 anti of the . Act of Convey , '
acted. The Register will certify whether theßank•
rapt has conformed to bis duty.
A at ill o'cl o ck had on Wednesday,- Match
ht7o.• 40 oA. N., beton'. the Court- at
Philadelphia, when =I interested ma" show
cause against the diac
Witness the 'Ron. John Cadwallader, judge," and
Beal of the Court at Philadelphia, Feb. rith,
(L. 8.7 O. R. FOX, Clerk.
Attest : -Jolts P. 40BA1rT,
,Re g ister.
Feb 19 ; 10 e - FA( .
EPNE,I It.OWBRIDGE k itALDWIN,
sID nod 328 Delaney St., - New York.
N-Sm
Ftb 19. '7O
Piet. Ito. 5, Port Illrhinood.
.1 •
HAAS &
Minero and ,Shippcte of
THE SUPERIOR TtutEY RUN
G O. A L ,
AND So.LrAor.wri roa LEE, Gli...kkT t CO.'S
cmsna.usa
PLANK. RIDGE COAL
418 .11kabutt St., Pliiladeipttin
Offices: - . 81 Trinity Building, New Tore,
•
• )11 Doane St.; Boston. .'
Feb 19,'70 , ' . • 8- .
LEHIGH VALLEY 041.D
Time Table Cloning
.connectna 'of the L. V. R.
R. Co. with those of the Phila. t Reading R. FL Co.
to and from Pottatille and intermediate points, be
.
tweeu Reading and Pottsville.
i . A. M.:A, lit, Ips m .
Leave Pattv . lll,o !‘ i ' ' • • 1 4. 40 '. '9.00, 2,4 5
Reading; , '',.
.' - East Penna.': Junction ' ! . ' 9 -23 .35 . !I ' l l:5 55 1. 8 41 5 1 9
Arrive at Easton 1 9.15; 12;44 , 8:35!
NOleYork i EL 15 1 P.tri 19.00
ErrunsiNa. P.
?4 ' .1}. .,.' 14.:1.. M.
' I A.. 2,1,1 M.
Ito)
Leave New York
" '.Easton
•••• - East Penult, Junction
Reading
Arrive at Pottsville .......
.1 .
•
• For :11AUCII Clll7lCli and interniedlate 130 M. lnts
leave Pottsville, 5.10 and 9.00 A, M.; and 2.4.5 P. M., ar
rive at Mauch Chunk 12.00 M. 5.45 and 0.30 P.
RETUR.NiIita, leav,o Mnuell Chunk, 4.4.5 and 10. 3 5'
P. M., arrive at Pottville. 12. Z and 7.31 P. M.
• For all porhts In. the Lehigh Coal Ite4lons and for
Towanda, Waverly and Buffalo, . Wave Pottsville,
5.10 A,. M. FIORT.II. fiAl - It E,
- . • • - - • •
Hupo•rintendent and EnginPer.
Bethlehem, Deti. 'Ma ' • n• 11
A ,
N ORDINANCE , •TO REGULATE TH CLF.ANING OF PAVEMENT:4 ,and GUTTER S'
OF SNOW." -
SECTION 1, .11te it Ortfaine.rfcrint ~1,1,1;-4 t,y the Mimi
Courtrxt of the Borough . of PolOtrille,:ri,od it to here*
qrdnitted ilithe authorily of thr"...amr. That it shall be
the duty of every resident or property holder within
the paved limits of the,llorough, whetiwr In frOnt
of private residences and places of thi,int,N, or In
front of vacant lots or public buildings, to keep the
footway or pavement and guttara tree and clear of.
snow, and 11 any resident or property bolder or the
trustees or agents of public buildings, shall' neglect
the clearingof the pavements, sidewalks, and gut
, ten at 12 o clock P., M., subsequent to 'the day the
snow may have ceased falling, and shall neglect to
have such pavement, sidewalk aud gutter so cleaned
Immediately after due notice in writing from the
Chief Burgess, li Cotoitable, or Supervisor, every
one so offending shall forfeit and - pay the sum ofene
dollar per day for each forty feet so obstructed, And,
further,- if' he obstruction la not retrieved within'
three days after notice given. It shall he the duty of
\the liupervlao to cleat the same, and an additional
twenty per.o ,
fines snail be added to the penalty, to he
t
collected as o f er or penalties are raoweollected.
Sac.:. All ts or ordinances heretofore passedifi
conshitent wit this pet, are hereby remittal/.
Enacted and parssd. Into an • ordinanoe I Potts
ville , this afteentir day of February, one tbruisuld
eight hundred, and seventy. ? .. : ' t
ti. DAVID P. BROWN, Pre.i dent '
Attest :..A. K..Wn - lnsga, Clerk.• .
Feb la, 'al : , . . itily
CITET4TISII3 44/1?.1311/LDX0.
EMI
N E §4,Y L t
A.N.CiVII A.M
AND
SWISS LACE CURTAIS,
JUST OPENED
, .
. - .
Eraliroldered Plano and Tab I le Cdyers, Window
cornices, in Gilt. Walnut; and Rosewood and
, • Gilt. Window Draperies - Dein Wort •
~ French, designs. Ftrie Shull", etc. -. • ,
Agents. for Brats Patent Spring Milani* Slade
Fixture, tvltteb requires no cord. • ._. " L
CARRINGTOIi, Ditir.OIIMIE 4*. CO.. 17 1
S. E. dor. Thirteenth and Chestitit Streets, 1
April
3 , 4 ,
le. itILADEZPZIZA
p* •
ROO
TUTS E N ziiz t
1 especially adapted for
natllC I N PurPoties._
t Is tt.ptaln, compact
lumble- and eheap,'En. ,
int., made 1h the very -
Jest =inner, having all
tW ettnneet lop pins made,
"steel. , The Piston nnd
'rank obi th !lief r connee- -
lon s bahince each other,
rideh s t aves the 'mind
!rain and jai ofottlinary
tertleal engines.,
_
/lay i......... ................. ............,. .... ~..- 1,210 SI
lllde 1 - • • ' i.. 4- i' . _: ...... ..... . - Sal 37
Lard.,.. ............. : .... ........ 4.....6........ ' .... ..... .......... '.l 173 4.
- 85 00
Riff, w' 138'37,
8. Kerk, for .2 tuules ,i ' 4.:.........:-.. , • 435;00
For: Indentures .. ._. .. . :-...-- ... ... .. .... . -.........:..... 1111. 00,
Caneelling.lnderrtures ~.-
Meintenswee ,i• . , ; , 3.7 is
Freight. refunded by Connty.Couttntss'ners . lIS
Juiticoi of Peace. Unes ' '' • ~ .... . ' , 85
Cajal from personal property of Au - artar , o
fllsbop------- ...... ..L....i. .... . .. ~_.i ; ._._, . .„.„.,..;_ 27
Cash for empty ttourbarrels...-- • 74
Own for raga and scrap litun--; ' 1 88
Money refunded on paupers :.........-......... •7/
A. Knntner, for 1 calf z....- ' 100
_.
F. Marts , footing 1: pa Ir. - boz:to...'- ... .---.... 49.
Geo. Hunteleker, for fl our and cou p ».... : - 17 cu.
`'`sew/ potatoes .. 4.-.L....:-.1...4....... ......
Seed corn. x
J MI /0
,- , ,
cash tor-soap .2, .... -.........:-...--:.. 822
lash for - paature...„ . ...... ..i,....,...-..L.-.4-...._.
For delsvription, drea
m and references, sand
thenitnaufactnrera.. .
• ' ci.a:
By cash paid tbr. ' .
Bringing puspenkto Ramie
Freight- f-- ------
Fare for removing, paupers.
Truck aatnuui .provisicTali_
Daniel Hiimineb I bay provisions.... ::_._
"
.Nlaintenanor money, H. H. Bachman
• LoubtaShaieliter....L.
Straw
Turnips '
'Costs, Justice Peace for liSsuing orders.
Hardware
Drugs aild tru55e5....._...........
Lltrpenter work 4
Lime and manure._ .:::..» . .
Fire insurance ..... .. .
Htirmaking and harvesting;...._;..
I.
umpingL:Weber;repidring primp .... ...
Hauling •
D Coal .. . .... ...
lidatiiifts Brick, brushes. .... ..
Tubs • I. .. ..
Philip Gotterbartn, repairing clocks.
Fisher & Brother, lelockl. -
Plastering . ..
Christina, gifts for
Saddlery.....- 1.1 • ..
E. B. Peale, mowing machine 114tuiert
D.Hnittle, weaving 80,;yrirds
Out-door relief .... .
'HatsF . .
Tailoring
Repsdringnewing maeltizie
Printing andlpublishing.l....' -
Farrier services
o.lloyer, for use of spriniwaionl' • •
'
Cabbageptiutts arid garden' seeds
Centre Turnpike Co. toll.l
Edw. Bradley, bal. on settlement for hay..
(loos* Mabury, boot money on spring wad
iron • • -
11. .—•
Vi all paper lute paper hanging..
Gardening • L.-
ion Work ' .
.Ni
Plough sbareg
Services In sick ward
Steward's traveling expenses
Clerk's " •
L. 45
...I 12.25 i
SA ' , AR/ER..4ND WA Gila.
Ruse Spencer, maid aervits,'
• -
Eft. orney.., • " • " •
Mary . Elmhart; " .'" --
Elizabeth Ebuuart,
Carollne Leßoy, services, nursery
l'army Boyer, 1 year serVices as matron......
Daniel Boyer, year salary as steward
Balance due Direetors of ; the Poor .
•
$3.73i5 ;49
We, tb&unaersigned t Auditors for the County:, of
Selluilklll. have exozolnO_t_4e fr
use foregoing aecoluit of
,Dscritel Boyer, -Steward, of the 'Schuylkill County
Altos-House, and. respectfully report the foregoing
as the revel o f our Investigation, and dud a balance
In favor of t e Directors of the Poor of three hundred .
and thirty o dollars and thirti-ntrie cents, • •
In witness Whereof, we have hereunto, set 'enc.'
hands and.seals this tweutleth day Of Jantlasn
. ;140L. • r„
JOiweal L. 8.1 euattcli..
SAMUEL ÜBE, t. 5.] . •
CERSCH OF THE AO C'RE.
i.kml.ler of inmates In the House Jan. 1 , 1841 p Salo ;
admitted durittg the year-- 315
Rorn in the House. ..... 27
Died during the 3*eur .. lB,
. Bound out. . _ . .
Disckarged and . absconded:
?AM , •
Remaining in the Honse, - 1870 ............ 323
Out-door. .
, 304
Of the inmate* of the House ............. personti;
47 insane and idiotic; 80 Under medical treatment;
21 boys under 12 years of ago; 22 girls nudes 12 Year,
of age ; 189ndult meltsnd 116 a dult tamales.
Number of inmates Alit the noble on the arm ally
of each month during the Youl aci
January . . .... May— SePtetnbet
Febrrtary.:..-317.
March ----I-53 July ~..317
April... —.313 August' Doessaber
Ave nurnher Us Iris House during the year--772/
and 140414. were furnishett.to 2,213 per,
sr* or PA ITRATED 111) KILLED IX ilia
91 steers weighing_ 42485 lbs. ; hider 7,121 MIL
ho
.38
12 cal gs ves "• :
'11,739315 " 127 .
" • •
STOOK- eLB7D IMPIXIMTS OX '11734. Fdiilf.
4 horses, 2 colts, 2 mulis.l4 emu, 2 bulls, 4 young .
cattle, 8 oxen. 43 hog; 2(11 Pbaltrry 41 /Ina w ri M:
truck. ns, 1 4 pa 1 buggy, II sleds. 2 ale 9
ws, 5 cultivators, 2tilow
1 hay. rake, 4 thumbing machine, liesscraiLl.,
•
There were produced ou th e farm:. • ' -
190 tons of gay at ap Caper $3,430 00
1300 bus. Corn at slper_ btts.- I OD
TOO bus. Wheat at Si 50 per
P ooe s a 7 cent Pe • 00
sM tons u fSt a wetllsoopsr _
- SW bus. of Oateat 60 ostati per bus.,-, '845 00 ,
Blobs Cornrodder at 610 C)0 per 10ad ...:...' SO uo
1 000 beads of cabbage at - 4 cents jpar dm 00
12 bus. - Outons 60 perl2 00
12 bus. Red Beets at 80 ets,:per 810
1,120 lbs. Batter at 30 eta. per _ 330 00
00 bushels of Apples at '7O per bushel.-- 37 50
' • L..' V 44040
, 4 • •
Ig-lr
. ZrPE3I S / 7 0 - 11.E.9 02F;F:teM •
_Lobo{ on Oarm, hamestin - g, Orden. •
Ing, ae • 921-1,51 •
Sian/um:llth • • - Inme • .•
TWhee/Wrigbt 39 00 '
34nie and' ......... 191 25
........ ....
all
b . 15 OD k
...... ... . . .... .. ..4. ,32 Oil •
Plotigh Shlues wand
piturea.. 91 00
Clibage planta and ...... 92 12 -
, Farrier, serviced. . 375
,Boarding laborers and etnp — loy" .. aes — ....:.: 035 00 -
Feeding horses andl,7oo 00
SalorYkof farm and teanditers.. ,--- 5111 OD
3 , 7 59 114
- , - •
,
CEA& WtoLT.TEN 81 BRO. 4 ' •
*Jr Agests is Ws Darkt for.. . .
F. W. Tows. & cot, oP BAL . Two= .. ,
TOBACCO REA3WFACTIIIMERS I
By epeeist arraneinente mode with P . , W Beck •
eo., as their vote agents for thlo Costobt vu t
is
we are enabled to sell tbetr VakW sad Dl7.
and all other Mils or 83 %IT
,al s To
booms, a% their Boltitnore al& B t •
, . ~ . CHAS. W T •it
213 excerice:ST4 PintaimN , A.
February ti. VID ' •
DIMS° 64.L111.--Th• stblomtbot 117111 iloitUg.
A 'slob, panto veladoo. on KoidAr. t o
at le croloot to ths M, st ur Jus
Ttitnbl Rua . eft
lot '111117"44-74i41-144
boddlttA ti : lot rest io ertrisr2 . %, 4lpiw
r a ritsiand tionswillas_ ,• ' ....t., , ,.:. , -
tlmeansgsetiff pp! Brim . , I ) i .. + r . .
J . .
titsidtaaelte?..w....".
titriß"
.DA *Ana
- N r"l kUri
st,
;~
MEE
____ - ------- -
F.'• MisiNOoBll '' T. ' , . • •,. 5 ' , 1 041 1 ...il ..':
& up
zikaitt •Wir'C l earai r . . . -.#--,. ella•
fe 14/0 0 ~ I She • - 4,--.l*-4.....e.--
.. I =} 3loo brlatieWilfallimmllOkat .4 "
-.-'' .
' -' iiiiiiiio - W - :':,: .7 - • i 1 _:.'_, _-: -, '.: ~1 .- ,:
41morsr --' - -,' - •:- ' J.:...,;:gguisit
•7••_,-.._ M
—......=
,---•- is
; -en _
Ales Weed taieer.-:-......
Catt1e.,.......- . .........:•„4.1- . 4.-.
.-.::- • . - , 4...- - -....
,
=t
lbuft Ardees.....-....-4....-._. ,-: tO
vre&-......:;„,........:.---......-. ,Xi Of
Thawareoed store 5vp5i0......--_.;....-. Ail 48
=T-;.....„-_. - , -4......--.......--........ ;;AC mi
y 'ell
...-
, ZS Sli
I g=
1!....,-....--:- . ..4.-.4. .. .... _...,.....- " ..,. -;OD SS
tw' -...i.. • • , ' - ,- : as at
,__Pbeatoesi _. ...t_ ....._.. .... • ISO 05
Publishing and priiiti3g.:....„.....-..........__, 172 50
Rope and Vinsj tar — . 7... "___ ____ l . _ ~41 43
Centre Turnpike Comi;e4" t' y Tor"..-..._..—. -I-I2 IS
Insurance AmeseaseaL.. .... --- Y.
Oen. Adams, tor paving kinitie1...'...:,.....___••
Wheelleright W0d1t ...-...---- 32 I P
RePulrlng Iftimpa.---.Z-.,..--. a) so
PaZi r irniieriT" -- 4iiiitiriiiii i.eit 11
4.lopeiring and trap ti 'ro a ta . to ' 4.10.1 00
!. ,
_541.4.R.M.41.1VD I rgt GM. ,
8. T. Might* tiervoesarld expirises Tror .• 03 50
M. W. Fehr. '1- . sus 40
Fred: Seely', •" ' ,'1 I " ','" ' " 290 $6
i Fran . Mc lurk "•-*1 • " ~ -'" 40 - Z.
Myer Strouse, Attorney .'-... ' ' , 250 00
Dr. 0. L. liaylorolerk. and t. phyaldan. 600 00
I Dr. B. F, Shannon, 0 and surgeon. • 500 CO
Dr. Ph%,Weher„ out.door nuxtleal services 1,12 30
' Dr. P. ILlShulta, •! ), ;" 5 ' , 43 (10
Dr. P.'o. Peripms, " ' '," ']. " ' ' I'S 00
Dr , .P.MeCrystle, ," .• l' , . " ..• . 116 z
lienry_Shropp, servlces, ? SlMenutker... ..... .-.- 310 00
Gees muntsicher, services, Salter 3d) 00
!Charlet Smith, nurse inflosaue Departne4 be 00
M. W toiler wont_ •••• _ ... ___:.____ • ' C) 00 .
'Franklin. Te_atniir_.._...,...._ ... : ... -... 40 00
Geo. M. Mofer, - "
"• 11 .....,......... ......... _... Zs 00
Reur7 Miller, • ;•bl . ...,
~--..-4,.....-r 21/0 00
. ~ ~.
i i ' , ' 5X7,41,14
We, ' th e undenthelled.,l-Audlto of the Gounty of
Schuylkill, having examined th account od Conrad
Seltser A Treasurer of bald Count with the Directors
of the Poor and• Rouse Of Emplo meat of amid Oman.%
ty. respectfully report: th e foregoing statement -se
ta
the result of our Investigation, and which will show
that the Treasurer has Paid the amount of thirty. ,
seven thousand three hundred and forty-livp'dollars
and tweuty-oue cents (TAU 211.
In', witness whereof', we have hereunto, let' our
hands and seals, this twpntleth day of January' .•l.
. ,
• ,
• , iiOL ,
/. L,
OCISH'
R,I" t • 7)121 CL , IN A.. ; a A •
u . &t'
om
.fiAM'C'EI .G. DifT L. L
......___
STEIVARD"S ACCOO.'‘'.I:
DANIEL itOrEFt,' Steward, ix account with the in
resters of me ...Poor of BrhiwUtlll Cinsty, /rem Ulf
fine d'w of 'January, 1500, to the first day of Ammo
• rth 182 4 1.• -- '
To bibmce, due ThrectOrs of the Poor, Jan
nary 1,1101 i •
To cash for '
F4R.3(4CCcI UST.
Profit of the Farm ~ .15a1•91
f .• ; w.
FATS.=
:" i • • DlreCt i or% lg o c t G a i ri r
y. SATuat,Clerx. Feb. 19; '19,, 9.
tobacco, ,Stam k.
four s 2111
MOW
• I. '•"17 • ti : r 7T. fir- - - •
Or • - . : SttdVAAIAjl
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OM
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p=mcg
k •
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'-7 , ...."'' • r" . .f‘l'l, ... rimo nrognoll emac j&l-,
L . 11.-'..., — "" ' . • . " 1-11 ' 14 ".• • or as tatti
- --r.t. ' • e it Otttelair.
......„ • b will dutleaV i ra
' 4, "" 4-- ir- - i - • ' . 4...:4€ '-* um% 0 . 10
:-- -I -•*--.463- :-.*-z.•,'• . ;mimetic
Amtld
t ., .
.1 . OP ilelitim.
yye~aa'Aooti VII 114 Mt%
radsomitti e till • illmit na isittipmed
piki V* la on . the
Ilk !WO' 4114,44 r ai II aliti.,
,_ ,
' Fob 410
N 4. ftts= l7 . 'Litt"
• • • at to and _ the
taxes. • • idleimmikon Monhicr. the twen-
Oath et Demnber. bikes the Hoe
arable, Judges oftheand Melt
• In thenudteeit *venation to LoulseLomered-'
sobstair r. wienamorLossise. Woof the scra
°sigh rie
Onntotket at .fehni,Yesq.,the Court direct
aineettatien to twLonhoksoseer, adminla
soisrigehrherierlorsie.unstessok_ to ippon at
on Con „: tribe held at romonne eed
for the County of Setnna Monday thihth day .
af March; w hy D let t e rs IC o'clock - 1n the foreuoon. to
showinus ofadnitzdimation granted W.
her should iw to vacated.. • •-• •
And the Mort ftuther &met that lite:same be
served by publication •firethree consecutive week
beton, the return day thereof. to the ' , Democratic
Standard" and 'lliners'..Tournal." weekly flaPera. •
published at Pottsville, In the County of Sebuyusill.
Sy the Court, • CHAS. McCIED. Clerk.
Published to °Patience, to en order of Court.
k OHORGE C. WYNICOOP. Sheriff.
Sbertffs °Ski
. • •Feb. 3tb. lea -64 t
SHOE. H A S
AIL DEALER)
SOOT, SHOE. HAT D CAP 'MDSE.—.
BoOts, !noes, Hata and Dips, in great vartelzr. eon.
staidly on hand. Pardeuiar tattntioll paid to Custom
Work. 'Br.PAIRING done neatly~ on short notioe..
Also. nthirge assortment of 011 Cloth Bags, Um.
brethu, Worrell'agelcbtated Siarktiar. Amer-
Ican - Dresahla far Indlea• and Children's Shaft • Pura
for 'agues and chljdrent Men's gtit Capes and Collars
below cost. Am-CHESTNUT .STREsivf-iumsoN t 'A.
Feb. 11,T70—akt7-ly
DAV/Ha CO.,
• - N,. 18 8. , THIRD Nt.PIDIADRINPITIA.
GLENDErNIIR, DATE a 1.110RI;14,17 Wall gt.,New
• . BANIZEttd
_AND BROKERS. •
Ny e allow interest on temporary or standing de
posits. and execute orders promptlGOLD e , purchase
and sale of/STOCKS, DON'Lts AI)NIN Errata
OTT.
Direct tOtwaptile communication from the Phila
delphia lomtse to New York.
_ - I.lan 31. ".11-2146-(1131
VIDIERER YARD. - I
. •
SILAS . BALL & 'BRO.,
" • f
LUMBER' MERCH . INTiy;
xga.#, THE RAILROAD DEPOT.
1 • • l• POTTSVILLi, .PAC r •
•
• . Haracaastaz2tlyinatack
, a fall atip . pyot all kinds
• • well!Zs
-- market prima.
Raving two Steam Saw
• , , minsruningouthunber
' "
;'"\/ we are pre,pated to air:
j I alah max Kind of ban
• bileigoti at
the loesZaet
ores.
' For eask,purcliaseS a liberal discount is Offered.'
•
SISI SS
• tw - st
R
MANUFACTURED BY `•
JOHN A. ItOEIILDKPS SONS,
' TRENTON. 'N. J..
lams 49
•
For Inellned"Planessitning, Standing Ship Itigging,
•,.. aupperisiop Sri , Ferries, Stays and Guys
. on Derrie s, Cranes and lihears,
•y Elevators, Tillers, ac.
A LAIttlE 'STOCK OF WIRE ROPE ; CONSTANTLY
• ' - • ON liAND. •
' onimas Ftt,Lam WITH DISPATCH. •
9325 39
L 52 SI
- OV
56 62
• 40 93
187'00
oo
13 03
10 OD
. • 390
' • • 1592'
7029
13 24
' 10.61
. 7 67.
.25 50.
. SO 35
233 51
• , 1060
•-•••—•• c • 92 80
•••• ' 1750:
•• 5210.
1 ' • fi3.
200
.. ow.
14340
•• 45 90
9 09
86 63 0.
• .
95 50 67
"
7¢ 30
4 SO
3407.
.18 7
41;
1
•
gg.FOr strength, size and cost, see circulars,trhich
VIII be seon application.. Aug. 7, 'W-31-ly
LEASE OR TO LET..
The Kortbaus Coal and Lumber Co
Will Leese or Let by Contract on advents
.geous terms their
I -
BITUMINOUS COAL MINES,
Located at RRNDVO,
_CLiNTON COtINTY, PA., on
the line of the Philadelphia and' Erie Railroad, in
the hew thui Coal
I Reilon. on the West Branch of the
Susquehanna Rprar. Which la the nearest, most
*yellinge and ratiat 'valuable Bttuminoue Coil Dia
se
triet in Pt naylvania,lo the market s and manufae
„Weis of t• . East. ' i . .
I i ,
•Tli IinNEIS AND IMPROVEMENT]e
70 00
42 58
.14 00
87
6 75
~ .
. .
With tainilig fizturea; tpols, care and work:metes
houses, hi I word; the general mining facilities are
in perfect and contplete working order, for a present
production Of, (300 j - _
. .
PUREE ITENDRED TONS OF COAL PER DAY,
ME
9 00
..% 00
- 100 00
• 9100
Tt3 OG
icml 00
101 00
77 00
16 03,
ZIO 00'
MO 00
Me 39
anct will require but little add:Mortal expenditure to
inerettee thienaonnts to 500 or even 1,(O tone per
. The COAL is Obtained b$ drifts abo've Water, leNlel.
At present there are four drifta in operation, on two
beds .of coal, but I there are four or Ave workable
beds on which any deairable numbei of drifts; may
be °pencil. • •
Foieddittpnal iiiforinailon,,terms, emu conditions,
•PPo flip. .
PRESIDENT OF THE compAsy,
..k.nd for teats In 4 regard to the present condition 1•of
the mlaes , Or an examination of the same, apply to
the. Superintendent, .
OEOROEARMSTRONG, at the Renovollltties; Pa.
• -.JOIM ANSPACIT, Prest.
'Earthaus Coal and Lninber:Co., N. E. corAth and
Walnut streets, Philadelphia.
Feb 5, ID
M R. G. T. CUBT/841
, .
MR.
•
LIFE . „OF DANIEL WEBSTER.
This Great Natioisal Work, written in fulfilment
of Mr:Web:steer testamentary Injunctions, will be
, published In two volunsesOlvo. Quo pages each,
tuns
trstedWlth elftst Steel Portraits Mr.• Webster,
and. One Woodcuts of different views at,Franklin
and at Manddleld. I • -
• VOLUME ONE NOW REACT. ' ' •
. _
•
• 4 'its soim lit Curtls's work Is published, the
preteent generation will have a much fuller and more
complly rounded conception of this extraordi
ntemary manponule than was possessed by his Immediate con
s.
..air, Webster w ill again come Into view as per
haps the 'foremost man orals century on .t trier-
Wan Continent. 'lt 'waste that supplied. t e 1 eu .
.which triumphed Itt*the late war for the n
'The Union now slhd forev one and Inge le,'
was sentiment which he ha d so infused Into all In
gennatts hearts that that they were ready to pour
out every drop of their blood in its support. He is
the one Mau without whom success could not have
been achieved."—.N.,r. World.
tit is probably the last Life of DANIEL Winn=
1411% Win ever be written, and it is beyond-compari
son, the best. As atiography, it has the rare qual
ity of usefulness, being suited to the taste of the
general router as well as answering the reqUire,
meats bt ; the 'schorar and politician. •
_ "The extracts from his speeches and ,eorrespon
denee ars 0 0 11dous. ,but the selection of them is so
happy that they cannot be dull to any man who
cares enough for the book or Its subject to buy it."—
'
•
" Mr.George..Ticknay- Corti:ea life of fia.rrikt.
Wks wild meet, a warm welcome from the
American .
!'The Author. does not write as a Politician, and,
*ere the book issued without the name'of any edi
tor, It wannd be difficult, if not impossible, to ascer
tain [romans , . thing in it what are his g,wn political
alliances.- 'We cioselhe first volume wRh great sat
isiketion, feeling that the life of the illustrious ;New-
Englander has 'been written as he himself would
have approved of it,"--.Tourard of Cbmoterre.
I:rtraet frown tAr "Boston Ctritrier,'? A'or. 13th.
!Yr. Carib' has produoel not poly a biography of
marvellous Interim; but one ot.Ostmordinarq merit
In a fiterarY Pant of view* 4 : 1 '
IC be ecnutitlered mem pratee r bnt are think
that Zr. he. written %halite ot D4Nntl. WEB
ornia as it ottglit to be written. " - ; .
'SinesChallsmati t t l said Theodore Parker, "I
think there has not stab a grand ire In all '
Christendom. . A.large man. decorous In drew dlg,
ulfled deportment, he walked as If he „ relt. himself
This work, of which the first volume it now pub:
Ilabed (We abound will t ready February let), Is soli
sVy Pti9A itiol the price Is, SS 00 psi; Vol.
Bu. •
4saiptlous may hegiveu Our ouitioriaol Agents,
or sect d&01 to us. s'
- •
Arias mutt* hi &DAL! t_ot the country,
_Address
D. APPLarroN It CO, Putman;
Feb.
va. 4 1.4kr, *I *9l Oruld ist, New yori.
I'.
The - stibscribers, miners and laborers, eugagedin ata,about the mines ia:Schuylk ill County,.res.N z
peetfulli.represeat tuyour honorable bodies,, that. the large number of persons maimed itud,arßuildc- •-•
theeollierim, and also in' the transportation of 'coal; already amount to
_several hundred each yeari- e 1410
and *lithe largely, on the increase as the pred4llol2 aix4ieentises. lifeny . are.criptilid - for life
and others far Mentltnat thne.,, , oklargo portion' Of 's Achieli lave no comfortable places"
i and cit. it-hArthektn their ihilkttiated, ':withoot 'the:ability to contribute.to: their support.:,'
' At alp* iTert collierr crippled' of - this kind' obeehd alarge- are' fereed to ' engage
sel*- Tim and, hear s far a livelihood, - which demoraliWthe wholendighborhood. - -°
Naar tiatit*Nora would also enter upon their
,dapgerous,; - oaattpsitiot‘ with 'a lighym - ,ltaarti - itad
0 901dvice,fted,with less dreesVior the•fart pith& fautiliesi - itthorknesr there *mi.&
- llospitataudslisylourettieted is ,the, OpimtY where they;tould he - nufteksiated for, nit - eurta of
their iojaries„ ileum* *thud being a bu t rthen-tO tkeike;fikmille.ii'end•iiot Sent. to the sAhnstkiinak , ,
and treated Mt vonn,,y - panpets, after we have otpeeeliant livegeitt!thi dOep, fiery and treacherousn: - .
,;Inhiogi' to Add t 6. gout-comfort ,aad = • '
: 4141 0 7 4W47 : theiirlkiis - 1 1 105A1:100INEY aat hollAgfable. - tohiesAto pass the Bill now b*re4rou,_
• incorperatiaketit.ifiners" Hospital and Asylinn:for-niidnied alld
.=s(Oppled atipett,;*e. -
• ' — tuttidt. 'kW astindfee contribution be fett`tyli)iielbodyi, and the erection 'of the klespitalokiel-!'
-t°'!r jaistinPlished th l 3•*nr;:':.llknvelantarj fiAter& btia
abd has failed haretOrore and Will foil whenever, attetipte& ‘
,
Aid your petitioner's will ever pray , cm; - -.•• ' • - • L -
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PETITION:; FOR A MINERS' HOSPITAL AND ASYLUM.
the lionorahte the Senate and Hose.:of Representatives of the:Common
wealth of
.Penvlvania Lit
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Skip refry —Tlait Amsttoolhavaa • '
mi sty
Ltimapoot., Fib, ia—Thesteiarnot en
and 'Palmyra have arrived." • -
..- Vtartus. Feb. ,111.— Th e . vlowa_: of Hu
touching and the failltary , boundary between un-
Aria that country have . been general an
eered,by the Govern'ment here. ') - •
Revenue roPuenfajnaknoriere.exoitingoan-,
aiderable influence-In theincutey market. The
recent improvement 131 . the epode of Xrie shires
In New York le ascribed -,toilie efforts of m
English l e nt who reeetur arrived there. They
releine)l Faaianh are to We:* grand Pub* r e - '
eepticnt at Dublin.. _ :; •, . -- : ' • •
~. .
_PAats, Feb. 18.=-The- Oomnnient; hal
of a plot to assaminatelhe Emperor and pr i
'lruperial, andimaseilaxi a plan sound on a I
the prisoners' to throw-Immte timMghthe
peror's window at the Tullerini.. - . „. •
ilenry Rochefort writes. froth the ' Prt
where;he it 4 ebnfined to his pap e r, the 3fass 1.-
bails. that the prefect. of pollee hits seized! his
editorial articles. • ife complains that while up
to the present time the; incarcerated Jou to
bare been allowed •to :write to thelrc , PaPe lie
bas been denied tliA? :usual . pritiltige not th-
T
standing he Is& deputylti the Corps Legis tif,.
and 'has been deprived.of his civil tights. '
• '
NiAZILID - ' ieb..:1.5.7-4he Johiutdsel% dilit el?
Publish today an address signed 'by Londe
Mid lir erpoolinerellants; eipreashig• the h
that the Spanish troops will, soon subdue
Cuban Insurgents ... Accoming the add
which was dated October Rth, 1869; was a cot;
button of 1,870 pounds sterling, to ald the eel
of the mother country. - -a- ' -
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FORTY-FIRST TERM -SECOND sem)
I
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. • . . • WAift:Min:4eb.
Mr. Sumner forwa :s
rdexl to. the :Clerk lk a tele-,
gram received' froni'Me Governor•of Nebraska;
announcing the 'ratification of the fifteenth
amendment by the' Legislatnro of that State,
with but five dissenting votes. •• • I
Mr;Sherman presented petitions front warm
thimSands of citizens. of the States of Maryland
and Connecticut.% a recognition Cubinlin
.dependence. • t • - , L - •
Un ntotion•of Mr. Sliermanthe branding
was taken np- by avant :of 21.. to. ti t . and Was
made the special order .for 'Wednesday next,
Monday being assigned for.. the. consideration
of blialness.frotnthe.CMin.V . ttee tin Commerce.,
The bill to eticoniagennXto promote the In
ternational Exhibition to,be hold in Washing
ton City In 1871, was 'debated by Messrs. Ham
lin,- Patterson, N..Y.; and Sherman, inlirror of.
the hill, and by:Messrs. Thurman, Morrill- of
Vermon, Stewart and Seliurzin-intfosition. At
3 o'clock without di:Toeing - of the bill the'Sen
ate went into . eZeentive . - session. •
HOUSE OP R4P.R.ESENt47I.IrES.
Mr. Wood introduced >a bill to regulaie ocean -
telegraph communication between the United
States and foreign' countries. 'Referred to the
Committee On:Foreign Affairs. • • 1 •
Mr. Butler, Mass...madif an.atlint to hate the'
House proceed tothe consideration of a to
remove pnlitical -- diaibilities; .but Mr. Dawes
preised lies motion-Co:0 into Committee of the
whole. After considerable dismission as.to the
order of business, the Howie - went in to COm nii t-.
tee of the Wlidle, Mr. Cessna- in the chair, 'on
the Legislative ApprOpriatiOn bill. •
PENNSYLVANIA- LEGI S LATURE.
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• '. • Els.julthitinci, - Feb. 18, 1870,.!-
• . ~
The fo'llgwitig bills were. iiitiodueed : 7 r- . . . •
Mr. Lowrv,, urging' Ciingiess to pass a: bM
?granting pensions to' the. soldie.r* -of 1= and
- their widows. rasS43/1.; -. . . '.. • -.- -
. .
Mr. Olmstead, :reliative to the.change ot, venue,
allowing such changes when. the •part, les. swear
they_cannot have a r; trial. in . the county' in
which the case is brought:. - .
By Xtr. Ildtath protecting the rights of,temales
in this State ; that thir President' and Associate"
Judges of each judicial shall have. the
right - 49 enter .convonts to ascertain whether
anyof; the.innastes,:are corCuiegi..against - their
will.
The majority repqrt In the. - Setill-l'indly ease
was presented - - afid waii • declared
elected by twenty-three inajority, '
The bill forinanguratingt./Overrior Geary was
ordered to no paid, . • . • .
Adjourned untill next - ..Wethiesday, , at 10
" . -• .
• 'HOUSE.
.The Senateresoltitiona appointing a commit-.
tee to visit Washington,: and argo , Congress to
prevent the construction of the bridges over the
Ohio river by the Baltimore;and Ohio 'Railroad,
Mr. Stokes presented petitions lii-favor k tif
lowing tho site of public buildings to be deter
mined by s. vote of the people.
Bills reported 'favorably:
The House , bill for the:better regtilatlon of, the
militia. : • - • ,
.The House. but thOrizini the Erie Canal
Company to slackwater.the Ohio: ricer, and to.
issue $0,000,000 of bonds. • •
Adjourned until :) , N'ednesday next, at 10
o'clock, A. M. , • , : . •
PoTTSVM,LE
COtTelit9 1.141117 TO! tile /1111601111* & BELL.
• ' "
Wheat Flour extra r ii
- 1 -----H.—
, ant, y,VI bbl i 8 25. , 8 8.50.
. .' It e*t..... - 1 - 325 ,' 350
"• ": extra , . Vbbi„.... I- ' 800 ' 0.25
• ' 'l4 bbl i ' 675,, ~0 00
'it 'cwt.:— r-• 4 25! 360
.....,i 4 cit..— • t5Ol .5:80
:...11 bush... • 140` 'l5O
, . ...lebnsh...: . 120 , - ..1 .311
Rye -. " *' 7 Vinnsh... , .1. 101 1-2 1 3,
Oats • .
„:„........: ...... L'ittash... - 25 , 1 4 1Xr
• • 'Bluish - ' •
Rye Chop . ' ' - b' . ...
6°'
' 65
Corn Meal -.7 - - "' ....
... "7 -14 us k . .' ' 1 4° I f'
bush.. - 1 30'.. 1
Middlings
.- , -, ",• .0 hti,h -
Shorts ... : ... :.. : . . ... ..... . -- b Sh' -70 k
.
8ran,..,. ...... .......,... .... . . a:4k bush.... -— 3 O!
Potatoes- ...... , - *bush:- '75
Hit) , ' • , • • -II ton.. ~,. .• . 00i.
Straw - '. • - . 7.-.14, cwt.. :_.l 40
4...... , .... , 181)0
1
ritftei7" ---- : ......
...
....
: ..
: ..
........... ~.... ?.- , L s
Beef,'hind - quarter — • ....
'. IS it lb - '4'
:12
" . fore \---: ' ' .p ID ' ' --
- - . 1 0
Rye
Buelt whetit.
Wheat, prime white
"~
rorrsviLLE rAmitir iwulugrs.
IM 1
'We give the following quototioui for to-day
MEATS- r : • • -.Lard. •.. ....
Boast Beef g ...... Z,Ehlekens 1p .. „..
reortied Beef g tb, " 1t1420 - Daek.
RumSlrio Steaks g -4#2siTurkeys
p
Steaks•gi 1b;.....-425:Haddock
Sausage p lb -425 Reek
1417rfox- • .111allbut
Forequarter giTh rr- -4,l4gehtte Perch,
Hindquarter pm -4/ , IS Black g lb.. .... ... ... ...„
Chops g 1 ft. • -,42147atf15h g
poEK— :Eels gi
Roast & Steaks". l b -.42ll t ßearodsou p )
Corned p lb • 20425autterg
Ramsrholelgt lb.._ 25427:Eggs la doz .. . _ '
Rams sliced g 1D....:. -4.loPabbage head...--
Shoal era g 17415:Potatoes g
Drled•Beef gi ..
VEAL- Sir% PutatoesiVi
Forequarter -Ql4:Onlons g
Hlndquartergib...... -.1 . 114ted Beet47peplEr
Cutlet* g lb " -430Turrilps g
Prime Oysters g 100. --411111 ) ine Apples piece;
Bologna Sari.sagegllk-47O1Apples g y, pecle.
.9p:wired Sausage lifti7-42,1Applas g tibl-
PinULDELPTILi MONEY it STOCK IHARBET.
,
Fite. 19.—The money continne*easy at Teseratty's
rates: Call loans at Gper cent. for d.lseount, a{`6 per
cent. for prime-paper. . -,
st .
Gold was a little active , but closed a% U . Govern.
meat bonds a shade. lriverl itotwillo L i a t ay. ;
Penna., GT ; Mine 11111,431; ; Lrehlet Na/ledr, 3 04; Le:
high Nay., TN ; 1.6 for Sentiy . lklll Nay. Pref. was bid.
. .
WKS' TOILE mosit AND STOCK MARKET.
ppa, IL—ittattey easy at WO; 4301 d dull at .119 X.
Governmentbontts a shade lower t .and slack's aUO
dull with-prices drooping s little. . - _
IrOBEIGN.MAIIIKETIL • •
LONiOa.N", Feb. 10,1 1 2 ; St.--reonaois tor Money, 92g;
for account, 1/1%. U. E. s.lllbonds n 92, 8AlIan;
tic and' Great Western-Bair:ad.-2%; Erie Italiroatf.
2134 ; IlUnois Central,llo34. • .
LivispooL, Feb.lB, I P."'.lf:.—The Cotton market Is
quid. • Idlddllni4Uplands,ll% , ." Sales of 10,000 bales;
California Wheat, Ws.; Winter, ..'6d. Flour, ad.
; imin.Ankt.t.irtt ritonveg simmer:
Primannt.eitra,•, Feb. I.3.—Ue 'tient market Is a
little better: Superfine Roe to $ll 37%44 AO for the
first time in two weelf,s, - No change in other figradea3
No etunlge.in thein market,
Cloyerseed is a little gra hetter ? Zilirig at 11a8 for
.Notking clang In T
Whisky'. ISINT , Per gallon"
W 4. 11921:11tTTII ' • • •
.• . , ,
New Patent SeardsleNbentdeer.Nraen and C:hett
Somporte,
No Straps ctridei the armn. VerileCi omtfort and
benefit guatuteed. 50 N'ortheerecath bolim Arai,
Trusiles, Suppeaters, =mite Stack
ing., Crutches, lAdy Rt4cadariti'
7une'26,1851, . . .. •
DABLOWII IN • IGO - BLUM' is' "the ch_eapftt
f iftatst article la. the . warket 'far 1311.T.W0
Ciner not oantalwasty acid* it VII not.
&DTA'
rnudwELMit is t u tid for saje:•by moikt c m .
. 'l?e
•The genuine has both lUgrlcrprii Dail Wittberr , st
names oil theist*); ail otberegneoutiterfelt._ SAW
LOW'S BLUE will color *lan water num four times
the same • .
June 41 4 rin : . • rplihri
J,r
.. :, >~:7i:~:srrau7~a+..:a~a.. - ~a«~a''h+c~w":~.nsF~ - •..:~
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CONORESvg
LEGISLATIVE.
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' Xer Canna, Feb. - 18, , 1870,06-Atissikart
,half- Paint • two 'o'clock -Ards afire
.inokeout la the locality! knoira!sur
town_ one of the . suburbs of this
-which 5 tenant houses were. destroy& . Y
Are was the.result of accident: Mont".tof the-
ProPerty . destroyed - belonged to 11114' Tabu
Prrfsruntotri Feb. 18.—A fife, yeitird k y.
afternoon, at the iron works of Ynnee./ul4e-
Laghlin, destroyed all of the furnace sheds
and two of the fisrpaces. damage to rh o •
maidb a us te r and,wor*
not be laterfemd with. • Total loss,
UMW—part y cover •W by insurance.
A. heavy storm of snow and wind has been
prevailing here
"um
!e of
A Nita* , Mituotr-11400Elip!
- • • auttbasiesit,
.. . .. . ,
W:ssuiXoTox, Feb_ 18 :7 - The.tuui that'
the President had deterniined to take news
depaiture on the Cuba questkin, and', " would •
probably extend belligerent tights: to theta.. -
.m*lmb. et 'an arts day. He lan3lto..tu
mor has - no 16 ndation , In anyiningbo.panL___
said or,done, ovcontentilatei doing.: -, • ,_
The '-'ll,rp,irnixemz auttoluites.._.- thiCtbfi 4 1
President will promptly sign th e itussunum
bill, and the . new Senator h and -
fives elect, including Mr. ReVels "W be O
mitted to their seats. • , . , .
~
The coin balance fu the Trramit,tcmw r
is sss,ooo t ipo ; currency babutee, $ 43 ,w0. 0 00 to
$9,000,0ou; certificates, $49 000 000.. - 1 . -
- • .. -'
ffl
Tilt, wzo..
• •
Violent Ertbdlrtake la Cattlertiht—Erplt•
templed Robbery—The Nebraska LeelSe • '
: tature—The .
• , •
Sks FitaNcm'o, leb - .. 1 ".-Another earth
quakevisited this city to-day,i.a.using thq,
~hotels atuFbuildings to be vacated InAtantly.N.
The street42:were filled-with people heroreth e i
.shOck had hardly ceased.: -- 4 / 1 e shock oc
curred at ip o'clock and 12 nainates. its du'. •-•
'viol' was:seven
. seconds.• Its direction. waS
fronithe southeast to the northwes.t. There
was a general panic, but no damage'
sustained. -to. the buildings' so far as ascer
tained. The shock.. was felt - atAlcitunento„
Santa Cruz, fan. Jose, 9aklaud c zatut other
places. - . • • -• • -1 .
ST. Louts, Feb.
.of-the' - men In-
used by the explosion at the .Unittn..--Car
Worki here yesterdarhave died.. Ninto.th'
cra,-*ho were badly injored, are doing welt
to:day. -There xi - ere fifty • Workmen. .
the;bnilding at the time of the explosion.
Feb. 10.-1.• B. Miller, an Maur:- -
anceligent wa.ss attacked by a - party of gazro
ters on:,Wabash avenue, in the •cen - part
of the city last night. - • 1; •• :• ' • • .
A Jewelry store on State - greet was entered
by - burglars., last,. night, and completely
"cleaned_ oat" of :watches, diamonds and
jewelry. ••• ' • .
Oatatti, Feh. lB .—ThetegislatgraMet We •
morning at Both Rouses Will ratify
the Fifteenth Antendment ti(theeornititfigert:
this . afternoon. •
News front arizonu- Territory states that
the Indians continue trifiublqsorne.
cAbutrtkiittitathi';'4
WI3 : STEEL,
• , .
mliNurAcrunin lisircinpavr'•
FRENCH"C d.R
N 0.1313 cuEstrrr ST., PUILADELYZad‘
March 6,'00 1 I£6ly.
VETERE R/LILING, - WIRE GUARDS, Re' Store
V Prowl% Faatarles, &0., Heavy_irapcid .Wire
Cloth for cleaning ores, roar; &e. Heavy Screen
Cloths and Cord Screens. - -Wire WebbSiiiitkr Sheep
and poultry yards. Paper Makers Wirt", Maas and
Iron Wire Cloth Sieves, Painted Screens, Ornamen
tal Wlre,Work. awry Information by addressing
the tnanufacturars, M. WALKER A ' ONS,
No, II North tith street, Philadelphia..
• •
7-1 y
Feb 12,'70
Fl7l{N/TVEIE. , ' - , - ' '
JOSEPH. WALTON, Ago., •
•
CArinirr AtAk i zas` , No. 413 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
Our establishment ie one of the oldest in Philadel.. •
phia,mid from long experience mad superior acui
ties we are prepared to furnish good work at reason
able, prices. - •
We manufacture flue furniture and also medium
priced furniture of superior quality. : A, large snick
of furniture alwaya,on band.. Goods made toordat.
Counters, Desk Work and PHICa FTire Pr .
Stinks. °Meet* and Stores' made to order. -,
JOS. WALTON, J. W. LIPPINCOTT, J• r
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Feb 12. '7O . r•-- 1 -•-• 7t - IY .• -
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TO 00AL APEZIATOBS. • 111/NE I / 1 03 D
ruasAcEs, . - ,. - . -••• •
•
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• GRIVE Ai LBS.% Locemonve Batt: :
1340 Br.scu sinerr. PirtbAnni. PA.:
Would can your attention to their Cbtltery Arad'
Furnace Locomotives. designed :for Inside or outside
wort. and for any required gunge of road arid sharp
mit turves, with capacity to draw from 30 to 300 tam
gem load. •
Having developeid in both the Anttiraclte • and Bi
tuminous regions of Pennsylvania, themeet makesa
fat ramie/ Locomotive In - the country. they :offer
with confidence their, various . styles of Locomotive
:Engines with every guaruntee of their" worknian
ship and.performanee, and refer td : the many now to
operation in the several: mining COrto .
and forges In the State and country. -
Their small, first cost, great' power developed, to
gether with their durability, great !con= and.:
in
light daily expenses over ardal Power tir
locomotive use. (as proven by pieir. exparienoe•of
several yea* make El vast saving in, exses iruf -
Nicol to pay their /bit cost in a very short t a e.
February 12.1870 , 7. •
ikti IS LADOM US- iree:
(`DIAMOND 4112,81 ptkßl2i
an ch alE asl gil tst 7..
\l' ost
Phu
80 00
160.
22 00
2 - .
- WAVE always on hand a- large and iirfit "ekplik .
At. assortment of . . .
WATCHES,
. o DIA4ONDR. -
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JEWELRY & SILVER WARE_, '-
PI KARAT PLAIN RINGS: ~ -
•• - _
of all weights and sluts, Eatable for .414111M1111211i
and Wedding Rings. • - ...,- ;
- BRIDAI. °NTS, IN GREAT- VARIETY.'
Watehes repaired and warranted. •., ~ :• "
All goods adid at extremely low prima: -.‘ . • •
txiuntry trade solicited. . ' • • -- ' ~... • •
• • LEWIS . LADOIIIII&dt CO4 . ~.
'- Dec. lE,i 430-711,153-4 t • •
802 - listlittset. •
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WIMMV7 DEFORATIOSS. :-- 7
.. ,
.. -025
. -426
• --422
f ) l7
. 16
. 16
. 16
.12
. L 5-26
LACE C,T.IRT AINS„-• ' •
HEAVY AND' .iAGE intAP.iitlEF3j
L4.NIEiREQUINS d
Satin Ciama k, Silk, and Silk and Wool tabrlos ,
\ of all 'hada, of i>olori, thelateat Imported.
to
tY
70
210025
,ti3s
WIND.OW.SHA.pvi
In all the Newest Tints.
PLUSHE,S; T-1 - A. IR, ,
FOR RAH:ROA D • srprt.lts
NO. 710 CIIESTNIrT ST: PIIILADELP4II. 4 I.
5ept,11,471 • ' It 4ta
0370. C;l aTT j °N. 14)1/3 "i 3a l -1
-
have opened u e riot!, year Withgtmit dtailC
at thews alai other goods , at. priceattga will Vetri t
and aattealah, • •
BEST SHIRTSNGS.
- Thivo.t.„ • .
• WAMSUITA • 1 • • •
FO RR ERTDAL_ ,E
' • •WI LLIANtsvnA.B.,
NEW YORK. NIILLE. etc. '
. WIDE MEETINGS:
WTICA
IPEQUA;
• - • IitRIVEMYI, - - • -
• • PEPPERELL. .
' ANDII43SCOGGLN, ate. • •
• 'REAL PARISLET TABLE DA33.AJ1119.
• IIIaTII.LOO3I TABLE LEMTS.',
..I.loDoz. Naplttos. 31 do*. to 18
Mo 9 Doz. Towels , 3/ ...Y/ doz. toll 3-40." , • .
• Blankets, gullte, Table Cover', itte.
BLACR___Gi9ODS.' ' ,
BLA.CK POPLLNS, MERtNO33_,W33: - •
BLACK ALPACAN 31011 AIRS S
73. LACK KID opovtd.caArr. COLLAUBt.
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fiLAWS TM BET SELl\l , 'l.4l AND CLOARfIe
IX* yards BLALT B/L 303 eta, to 115 , 4 : 4 - ; . 1
j" COOPER & COI:RA:D s _
CORMS Ryan AND liLtaitzT
Oce. E1E• 14 3 4 1 .
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