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• rirrsifecta , scriccsraa r hirra *arrow , row 4ol -
.6 "L 40 1 1 1 1 NOW is 9M. righ. lasortfts ; arts •Ow lir •••••,
magno••• Loneups. • -.7 ' • °
11.11511qi dt. 14131iSgt.-ILesseilerwalad stAt lor;its,lhry•--
tees =A 111121deni, lA ClestrrigreKi
*ii 3 Orti'':',.i!jii*,
SATIIRDAY, APRIL 23,-1570.
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TUN lig g1i. , 1, .1012111;pit -it hoGied every ingardar
u...rumg• and fund dbed tiro:knee:lnm* sdlit 73 per annum, in
~,ic a rldr....oriil if ii... 4. paid in 4641% it x... . •
ciza scumacmoss-ztvvisturtimi II! ADvasca:
z 1......ne. to o at isope
ti GII3 Ili Copims to ohe adore*. F" in
4 , 031.:1 . •,. *- ' 1141
. 1 To .Nows
. , St vo P.m /Rao co : get. cum. •
..
rO , .
n mint.dep ' sta. ftitoor Teach:en. *e will fisiniuli Cie
Jaw &wiz.: bi*.nult, ai iirid per /mum, is advance; diber
wise at full ratec. ~,_. - , = .. • .
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THE . DAILY DINSIC3e. JOUTt.\&L is published worry ,
weerAy'ubauhdLleasweisy'seximpueS:
YHDANr-Tru. mos - per ute.dit my-lAA to . ern kr 6 : r
went bywhop. ft to served.'
'JAY WAIL,PApible in advance; cue yuur, Ss'
75: three mouths, 54-
DAILY AND WEET.T.Y !SINEW JOURNALS: *Spa .
Panful... Ds edrauke; pi au for ids usuutts.
• HANNAN'S. 11 4 , 101Stlf.
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THE RR /MLV4 „co uRr.
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171 (I,IIIIINP 6E/C4 l' hag - VPrOved ", of
k i7 A 'lite i•juppleittent to the Critninal Cowl, /
,
8i11'...' .4 1id jk . lf 110 W ft.lart 7.' : it fs . a.a foIlow's:
A',PP( I:2IIPNT to an eket enntked. '"An Ad to
..:s \ • Nik .. ! .14. Criminal Courts for Dauphin, j,etpuumr.
d.Weiluilittllf e ) utit lea,'' aced ifikeigpteci7ih,
. 4 4117y1 of
.. .April. -Anne loontind„ -one thothattal eight
; h t ithired studs ry-seven„ • . • . _ .._.
Wititsmsa; fly .or deelsilm of the Supreme 1 - :o. ,
o r 115ga1.10....1011 gig: lance arisen as lo the Pulsate
stem coorernsi.upon the Crituinal Court ..of.sehttyl
' kin °Aunty. by tbe net llrthel.cl6•lKlattare. passed the
eighteenth day 'of April, ki.ono uonttut, one pion
wind eight hundred and sixty-seven. . . , .
' Azst. WititugAs, It is important, that etteh,dontrial
.; Elleuld be. removed and set at rest; therefore; ~ -
- St , - to.tt 1. 'lk ft "'feted by Ike Sekitte, and I/Ouse
i. cl',lceilnytenkstiret op the ("amnion wealth of J•eithxyl
rania; in Gerterut .4sietubly met, oat/ V Clio-n-4f en
uelettpij the gutivaily of the same. That the'Aourt
&rented by the act to which nits Is a suppletnent,
shrill have concurrent Jurisdiction with the courts "..
'oif quarter sessions of_the peace. and oyer Midler-
miner, and•general J:M'elelivery of the connty. of
Settuklitill, Of all eases within the said county;'
Which by the u• t of the sixteenth of Jung. .bona;'
tkurthil, one tin. usaad ell4i.at huh:lost:old t ... I rt yokix,
entitled; "Am At 1 rnr.tive to the poivers anti Virtu. I'
diction e•T erstrts," :mil exclusively vested in the'
"courts of Auarter sessions of tint phis..., and over and;
° terutiner,l, and eneral Jah delit'ery of the several!
counties •4.0" this 'ontruonwesillti, and the intiges of
the courts of prose •r sessiumeof (la, peiwe anti oyer4
- and terminer, an ge neral Jail delivery , for Iturel
eounty 4.f: Selwyn: el; illutli conthatte to hold courts;
of- the :Bathe. wit on lict than: mama year, auelonlyll
when thek shall ttee itetiksuar3 - mat proper Aiegitt-::
'.• ning.,:in tbe first ..,..lottday elf June in twit -year, mall
. to cont in for the-space aleel'terin orone wee-kit:Mil
i. no leitmerl WWI( at any time reenantxxiteesaml com'e:
• plaints are returned by j motors of be peace or othelf
Magistrates of rise paid county of Schuylkill, to the,
~. mita courts of quarter masions of the peace and oyett
--",;.—„and reel • finer, und,stenerol Jail delivery; the Judaka,
•oe the paid marts !Mail have power as often as they::
. ' allail dee Si hx.riallentt, and proper. to certify the same'
to the 'criminal esrart created ley the art to wltielq
till... Asa supple.ment, In be. 4prooe.sleel upon therein
111 the sante rnaliner as If they: laid . been orlghattly••
rellprut kilo the said eourt. ..;
I Sic. '2., I ;rile 31.1 t horit v,al von by law to the teurtioi t •
e:\ snorter sesteloqs of lite . 4 •ounly of Slehuylklll, bu r
1
afatit•litultskee &fir thesal splritnnup , vinous, malt
" • of brewed liquots, shall, fr on and „alter the nott days:
: of July next. he transfer 41 ' to, MOD veal ed in ih
Criminal;Court of Schuylkill. County. and the Sold:
. 7'.. • Crizalual t`ourt shall the/earlier have as 'll.Ol autizor••'
-,....i. ; ity to bearolet ermine nod grant, or refuse applica-4
tt
• t tons for lieesca, as aforsauid, according to the Ina. tt
of the Com inuuweal t le - tool . u Oder Knelt rules •and
reAtelatioes, kkeit. Memo:l4.la therewith, us' May ha
etituldinhed;ll.l. the said : maul e•f quarter sessions;
- '' i beret e gore bad and es etl,eised ,
Sten. 3. iThat In the event'of the clerk , oraidu
of quarter :sesstous of the peace ••• , of over an al
terminer, and general J•kil . • •ry. ref,u,alug to act
0.. six clerk •of said (r ~. .. 'ourt,, such &Nutt rhull
be a inisile •, . ... ` ,a and Said clerk chill , liable to,
~. 1„,, ..•.• . nod conviction for such rk fusel, atm
;1..-- • -power to; appolot a.cl4•rk in - eatse of the refusal oz.
, L ' • . ilnablllty,:of said clerk to act, stunt li e, and hereby la
'''. ' ; .Vested In, the Judge of said Criminal Court , and 'the'
clerk se appointed shall huge the same powers ancl
, ; Privil rata, and be CIO It itli 101110./41111P fees, if/Whit ip
the said inerk of quarter, sessloos of the peace, nye!
and ternklaer nod getterol Jail delivery would by ru
t:tiled. I' • , D. 11. ,STIt ANC. .-,
, es. the House or Reprotrittstuyer. '
. - 1 1- - 11.
: - ; Speaker of the Senate. ;.,-;
. Approved the twenty',first day of, April, Anuo
' . Dom. nI, 'one ilt•iusuildelght hundred and Ne.ventv. s
• ; I - k J N ti: W. til.:Alti". •
,
Ori•lct: OF TL4T.SIECRL - TkitY 6F7Ti6-COMMoNWEAi.T ,
. '• , ll'Aittraftutzvel, ARAI:LW, A. -D., 140.
-Pea:wt.:lonia; u. . :
' .1 do lier_rby certify that the foregoing and annexell
in's rati;,kei.o, and correct.eopy of 1 he original • Act cif
• , 'the tleueral Assettnhly, entitled "A Supplement to
'an Aet , ltinit tiled ',Au Actto eat alit isli t ;ri int nal Courts
:for lianphin and Sk^htrylkill Counties ' passed tic
. • ; ..ikloreoth day of April, Ann° lioinita, one thous-.
'mad eight litindrea mut sixty-seven," as the saute
- . • rein:Ain't - On the in tisk M11e.% : - • i
,
In testlittemy whereof, I have hereunto set my hanizT,
:- ; and (tanned the seal of the Secretary's ofnee
k , ! it.. a.) I tribe affixed (lie day and year above writ -
•
l ten. , • :' ' J. 2el. WEAK:LER, 1
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, ' ,;• i . Deputy Secretary of the Cezetutonwealth.
~,
' -••-' AS ViII be. lolpeed, !
iVenil:4 law lbie,i ills!. l
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• vitilials.tif limit Cotirt withjiut any further de
.
eisionsiof the Sultrentell'sonrt. Ii transfehs
A
all tlicrintinal Itusitt of the o COunty.t
••,. , •
. !the Criminal Court, exjeelit a term of odic
— to/f4:, - iireaelt . year, _which the Judge of tlie
Court of Common '
PleaS: t..-att hold Or not, jtt, t
--, ' I 1 ~
• - aSlte eliooseS. •
, . ,
Atiot r lte'rc:icelient feature of 1.110.13 W set bast
it will 'CC:M(IVA- 1, after this year' the power o
.
• •• 'grant -licenses\ foijite Isale of nil kinds }of
liquor; ta the .!riluinal Court., - Then Stitli ' re
, lc.
• li - reeti will be 'espons:ble. i Then we liellt l e
• .
,- • , that the peOp • will have :i - cluttice of pro
.
• testing suet ..tt fully•against the granting ol".
. licenses Atlslll Irot ter houses; llmt- they N%ii/l .
. ip+)•
•, , liavc . , lan - --- OptunitS' , of it'aeltilia the g;;,:ist
. ..
e-a"
s ,
hOlgli• , nu n that licenses will t c.e to lbe
. , .
- littel - rslered bitt for papkan purposes, willt.
7.3 .. ,
out reirtird to the character of.,the sou- , L:1(..-r
F , -,, • •
' . tmplieatit, a custom whielt during lite...l'4lst
i ~ =aura -'
•• ,: ie lv .- Would have ‘ beeil " liture . 1101 Hirett
: -
in tii-e.
't... t) , r.ftell than, the observance." - -i , i
•t • •
- . • .Thestpposition to the' g,Anglinto • operatl,on
. .
' • ''-.of the Crinsiattl Court, on Pit,' part of thitre .
1 ,- •
. *lto were a.an:ite,lby self...int !rest alont•, ¶lO5
1
•-' ' ' locos faCtioUs :Ind 'tt warran 1
ett. :The ettnt -
'plaint has been heard tit tt till. legal Itti.4in*.ss
. •..: of tity c.)nois I; ebehlo4ll6o . t lletring the
.- last three years we - diavi.• haft the•Crintiital
.'' • dottri. leg. - illy organir'sf vet, its going, ;tit!,
- -. ip me tecal etfe. - t., has !well opposed, atilt its
I i •
`,,tip 'b
vi 4. iiiipetel v 4 t ' aking up molted
- • pOincl to the .Supretne Cue{ anal by ;lie
, ' • ~..:- l'roeut i ttg,Oill(•er•of the old Court- i tistrnet.-
_ .
:1 ing Vie Jlistices not, t - i tit:lke any return's - to
the Oritniniti C..r.trf! And this too, in, !tile
•,
l'tee , itf - the fact that' the 80prerne.Court 3,:0
" deel ell that th , •("otirt was eonst itu tional, hull
I,
.:.,
that 1 the Judge •-electeir for-terayears couldd
. , rceeiYe the salary even if Ite,di,l not 110 1111 V
~. ,
. won-.IV e./t.ytr , l it sta'..e.l at: itirrisligrg that
1110111Mtl'110011 ruitted by delay in the linsi
-
.• •-• 110A.4 In the l'.earts In this County. Yet here
• waerti.';Courl, atitl-.a Jtulge),williug to gb on
•-; iiiitl_transact their itecess.ii i y s, and
r . ,f , t ! •
: . -tot perOdtell to. dim so 11. V,. tile . Itte Vitt or the
. . ~, .
• ,existutt; Court. •--
• , • 7 .. 7 :40w, we Vi.k,?: tlit. lil•iiinii RiplArely, , p.li,at
. -
any 'further attempl, to delay the workitn. • Of
• • thii4:: Cti‘4rt,.. should: be followed - by thel Wt
.
' '.• , - ite.icltutent of the officials who shalt lend
_;tlietnselvets•to sttelt a proeeedittg. , It is' It igh
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till 1? that a stop WAS put' to this bus; ness - of
iuterferitig wi , lll public justice and the o;.pe
, diting of business in the Courts, to sulskr - ve
pen44o nal anti sellish interests' and ptirtioses. - •
t
When the . legislation est:ildishing 1 'the
. , ,
(.!nliilitml C,iurt Wa.t . proeured, it was lipttes
_ ttary ;Pr the
,protectimi of life anti itroPerty
, ..
.. in tik County, Wild, its institution .;had.
•. • ,
- - dict a. effect, for it , assisted to disFhtate
~
.
. the •Jtupression ' that. -criminals could. be
, . 1
. . - 14. ere3lei franlpinilhlient by tile employ
, - meant of e4t tiatat lawyers in conjunction ;with
- other
. intlaelic es. We have "every ton litlence 4
that with the Criminal Court fairly audfully
• , in o peration, there will be a market' de
-
, .creasein - crinte in - the: County.
i 'PIG A:VD SCRAP 11t0..V.
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•
dE ut utider the existing tarifr lin
) s9tot ;1
!ported pig Iroo hi pe r s -: on . •
•
scrap iron By Mr. Hu leis antendipent,,. ,
• -
recently adoptc.llby the H use, the dutrwas
,reduced the dtlty on serap;!tron
waS reduced to $.l per ton for east and r for I.
WyOught.• During the Ilehate'on the ara
graPli of the bill on scrap iron our Itep?esen
%aye; 's,lr. Cake, made a motion to Offend.
the paragraph by. making It reild . east
ierap•iron of every deseripthni one-gitarter • 1
"cent per pound; on wrotight scrap hint of e
'every deserifdion one-half cent par
whieli would be at the rate or, .S.rifa lie,r ton. a
>0(41240 pound for e:ezt scrap iron, sul 4.11 s
fur:wrought serap : . Mr. Cake's itinendtuent `,;
was rejeeted.. • - .
It is difficult to 'conceive- how the louse,_
• •
ean'expeet the luott inti•rests•;)( this ecwuntry
utuick so- radical. a: reductiOn
that proi)osetl...Evett at the 'present "duty , Willi ohl•at .11`.•!,-13, the liiiportatious pits
'mil scrap iron are on the. iherease. ,4 lndt
this iron at loiver rates of duties, at:tl. our
. ..
'frit! works to go op 'anti cotopete wit!'i the
l'OK•ign proaticersWith thiiir - low priers for
- to relovei
labor, would have lie wageA•of their
1.,_
. 'wokmen front forty to lii:ty ,1). - ;r een( Not .
. . only tlii4:.:lt. would ;Cheek the, erection of
' f ttroact-.c. and otticritkin works, and - ehrie ' h
-,• lalrge number of„tliOf.e now, in existence In
2.66 eon otry. - ' '
frlio.ie factA could tiothave tie . . 3 it ri•i . e(inately,
I
.. appreciated lii the members of thergouse
,
trim) .Ikottotylva . tiiii who 'wpm l nts.4ntii wh en
tide vote on pig ; Iron was taken,. and Iwhich
._. eOithl tiOt have heel' 'effected. if it Ihd. not
be'ett for the shitineful neglect 'of those:whose
, , .
dtity tollte Interests of,tlieireonstituents and
- -. thie cobntrir'ahould have compelled their at
- telitLanmiS" . during; theLentire time tit the
, s
... Tairifir Bill was pend_44,. • . ,t4',
•
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•
-Bradford county bra now.ttio countl.' • seats,
• Ti?noy hating been treated half-shire t/wn for
thip trial.. of ratan; ill Ci diAtriehr around that
plows. 'The Oraccourt ounnenced ott*onday
of week. - 7- -
• 7 7 ,:
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d
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. E TAREFF:, AND T.EIII .ttRCRE. , s .1 .- x lir iir o r vi.TO - B O.ND S-H ,
i; , 'ANT P.KIVNI. IYLVANIA COS. 4, .• • ' :I. : •-.
_58,500,000.
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I; •., GIIBEISMEN; ..- -;" l• • :„- ---•- - , .-.•--e '....- - ....„_ ,- . --. 1
„ • •••---- ,••,,,-..--" , .-z~- - -- :,,--„- •• ,-. e - 'sms. now --- ~ ; se:' woe',
- i• 4, . '.•,.; '.! -• ' , ' 7 . ' ' • - *..
a -
..QINCEOSTheof the:Pgunsylvanis ~ ..- ~, ..,- ”Pe•. • „,. , RaUnsati OainPiP3 l ";.
:Owe
- '' is able tii - 14
of Prifgress. •pirived recreant tsti. it., ;Them to
__.„....
,v „ .. , aid -- alp .
'.arty, in beingstbsetstwhen the voteoff:l tiff pas.: .•-• -
.:,-..-. - .
...,' _ acv tiow. the..eid :..-, of
. finestion of duty imported .
.o . x pig' intd.,,, 't wa t 4 41 fIdei7-! •- . 4 v ; 0•- - - ' '..-; `'1 14 ,4 and -0 1 *,
.. 4 . 04 '' . • ~..
, 'taken in this . House;: the are glad to tafalhfit' - Man :• '' , Itifit i, ' ... :-. • _ '* and =Ma hr. ; •
;the press - 0(46e ditditills.whiCh-thekske4ePre. 'ffeQPlcsire - tiotii' °- .. 1410:will . be , 04,404'
4'sentatlves misrepreient,kave taken the Mat- these bands, an' the praipleilithiWoto;pirt - :
Ilei up warmly; in the- Interest' of the work- i i i,hl4'ntniatHmt in is dititional,*eit. -''''fiSre t ' , _
ingmen of the land, and in condemnation of' lore,.
,call • upon the: .people to take tlatiri
l-rthe course of the recreant tkingreastneo.l-. - measures to. make them faife. • The'Gteyertiot
. Asa speeimen of this just strictures Onl ) the • saved thent by 'Vetoing the bill. , 1.40 held'
i'Fnuu- who have tveh . _so4l:ol6..ht.ilititOtitY , - ._ -., 1,1 1 4 1 ..*I.Ah C -iiiii4.l.ti t tfoarc....thttid.
IWO 4ve the 'fo ll oWint Ircein the • Alleatesiu jourlintent . Of the - Lee - 44am so' as • not tO•
. .. ," - .. ,
pAiLy Crinmetretn: -.-. • . ~ -,,,, A ~ . give' him time. to pretztie a veto, but
~.
: Ferluts arm Tun Tanter.—While our ItceP i _ 4 he knew` what :MO ..W.cre , :ilOhig„ • awl_
;*.emetics, the Hou. John D. Stiles;
jeornplacently listening . to the : war
"ttsartt•te- 1 1 ii e ePthtsemiler'alul:Ti.ad the veto nearly
;nue: .af tfocirgecnuactall!ritar-aud. , I*.fr-4 1 1*--:•1,••
_-_- ' - - ,ll Kbeit - he - ' receiv 4 4 4* • •14 1 :1, , , , d • *iik ,
Stilesliacketimplsdned of •the tardiness "of, the ri in sho rtly after, like a thandet;-
;lAtisericast Government in prcitecting Alia • fighf#, , t, --..
,--
Acf Aanerivin citizens abroad; , the - . Most ittptsrL bait 14 .!'he midst 4 the : • 11111 0 211 ,.. i tam. i They
itont and vital question to the laboring Matti the Werecaught in their tram:it:tip, and .they: had
' , .tiertiier . ,••the mechanic; the busifii./ii-tilill4l 00 `i:ca time to rtilli thetr_iiirees. ;Otte . ,Of the
!the-ireaithy too, was voted upouiy the Hosier
' • • - ,
'iof Representative , ' at Washington; in • Coo:Unit- vrineipat parties ~-doclarld: - that if . they only
'tee 'of the Whole.
_Mr,- Stip*. coniplained.of 'hail A half flay 'long*: they eould lama the
'adhere' while; xi that moment, - ho ate, fslato4O • -
141Sixeseiths end false to the tights of thosei-Whof bi ll over the Govet
,nor's -head . and retfre:the
ieleczed him to offiee. -t• ~- - :': • -, .1 - -•-• ',plunder In defiance of him. . ' '. •
::- Laboring men! Joht - D. Wilco Aledged_ . the ,, _
'! voth oh the question of ilnly -
011 --i mpnrteu: ox
~ t: The hoinOetpresEi oftlfe , eState iaight to keep.
! iihn. That dutv; it was seted,.'slmonlel - bis _re- ',this- mutter-
_before the p eople—let' the taX
iltmeed from NYRE to,..FIVE DOTALAIif3 a ton ,saiyin4 of ti4 - partits.eompel every candidate
-'nearly
cim-tare— weri-d the )--Pkill-t- , t t i 'laid CO pledge imi„).'self to vote ' , revalued
whenever It :camit to direct , vatic 4' .' thit ° I P" - 4 • _ 7 .
Tariff', John l). fillies would aliow.lanisel net a • tennitting, tht.4.bondstO go into the bane's
-A
• 'Thrift' mon. • -There'ain be net question i nch'die • aspeeulators and sWitcdoh—and also eizeta
' 'lodged the . vote. Why views he here , DA- Al
i ' feli that he wild vote in' favor of a . Con=
1 lentown! Waft - it , neetScsary . - -Poi- hinc do' be Ane . . 1
' brought fr . Weed to:introduce al. rant- vention to tunend the ,. l(tonatittitimio -as to
jug humbug, or try a Five Dollar' mae 411 i t . gnat el aganst fiat preSedt corrupt systein I'T
Courts?. • / I
-,
/The question will Tomo up before the iltirt..e • I.A:gialation.
again, and if John• D. titilas,ranreot lioddin ex*
.case to be absent when the tined VOW iatat.lll,
wokopo - bY influent-. 4 or the preAs, hv:ked lAy
•the whole ptrpte of the District, to roam: lotAi
to vote for our rights.- The decline in•golti.dtas
reduced the ditt. - owirou'until ouititrinfeesmre
• borely I. c:dileAO conipete with. British. ltoir, and
ear iaboring.tnen are viin:heit to kustninj Wein-
Selves by the
_wages they receive. if the Vote
of:thelaninnittee of the whole is Sustsicted by
Cougresic,ll, the duty be rodupott to live elollars
a ton, every fui-nocxt In the , VallCy *ill be Coin-
Pelted to blaw out, and 'ruin and trish - 04 will
follow. •Ni;o• are ready to back this seitcnient by
the nu.st .ex perieneed, practical iron eismithe- ,
turero n the Mato. Latxtring men. what d"4 .,
..You think" of your represenuttivef The mac,
joritv in savor of reduction was Two. The Vote
stood /A to GA. A tiandred members dodgestthe
insmie,Aesit. of all the hundred there aro ty l t:
who iiicv,p such a lame excuse to otieults, -
man with is !raid t • - .). look after the intt.re . -of
the fib:Lena of this District in Vengress,iand
dodged'. his defy, to introduce ti-edrire Erapeis.
.Tranc:•, - . . - , ~ -
I ; • -
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This is the position that every Over lit the
distrietiovhich the .recreant roeutiliz ; are
from, sitiould take.- The impremsion is that'
,- -,
the Ifenioeratic,mcinbers, like, Stile.,. dodged.'
the 'vote.. We heartltipTCSi t t, Getz,
of Reading_ wouttir -- - -vliteTfor Protectrini tint
..-- - arrieln. the past, and notV his ..itedgiog
,
this voile, does not look anach as if he was - a
very . Werin friend of Protection. A 4 '•foft the.
Republican members • &sera: Penns - ivania;
. .
Messrs. Covodef I.awrefie6Dhl Van Atiken,'•
I •taken ,
who were .absept. W. - e'en the vote was
I - -
we have not heard any excuse offered for
conduct, which to speak pialmtly,-#l4al must .
. ,
inexcusable.' • - i
The fact is, tlyit itn.li .tie:sod conversant
With public matters in connection wrtitCon-.
:grcssional leF,islatlon; must be pain fullyebn
'pressied by . the fact that .a PartiOn of the:
- members '•of • I congress 'seek selfinterest, - .'
rather than time interests of tlict pablic, ainT ,
that they "treat with .eompletelmmiliffeience,
measures of the. most Vital nionthlt to Abe
country. - The time and talents Of Many,
men anxious for theindustrial preg,res.s and:
welfare of the_ltepablie have been fileely
given, andliuntireAS'af. tliensanda r of dollars
_- 1 ,
have been spent, during, the past three yeais
I
especially,' in dis , smfinatimig. inforsaatiomf
. .
.among the people on time subjetet o f the . grent.
• -- - 1 -
necessity of protection•toA meticamf 'mid-'try,
and yet Huse re,!r,tattt representatives defeat'
in a moment the labor of years. -..4ucli faith
less members of Congress inerlt'the italigna
ion which the people heap upon them . for
`heir perfidy
,unel criminal intlittercuce to
\Mr vital interest. • - ' t `...
=I
11F.in'S IC ' I !In OE Tilt: A `43'llllAllir. COIA I::rlliArn:.
I inn. Iletek li. Wright, of Wilkegbarrs i vitas *tilt. n.,
n long letter to the Tittuc.NE:.• "Yindienling . InMin,. •
us to the c a:ln:mem:teat 411 the hinkruelle" cool
mule," Ile sa'ys that the statistical tablei: hr.-ac
t , re prailished, representing the coati t rmle;:m. be ,
.glnit Mg In I`;'2"l„Aili t h a shipment that nit r. 01120 tot*
to Plillu-lelphlu, are not - true. nini In proof of.his tot.
.potion ne 1pit105...% 1111 Recount curt*.tn. Or (hire.
'Wnterhurg 6: ro.„ of .N`ew N'Or.:, tlated- , Fch 1;1:41.
with Mes,rs. Ablialt Smith & Co.;iof Ply m..uili,
I.nzerne eautaty, f ovmther with reeefl.ts of 1 tro - ent--1
gOe1;11(( . 11:11, tic Kate at..l.thenntner.otm p,tik pnretw.,et4.
II
The smith... he ayn, c une to [hid 'country' from
('uaucett,
ronticethmt in 18't , . 'lto unmoral In their (heed of
purchase
: was enlle.l ..p.'.h.: Of . coal.' 1 If ant state
ment h., eorrevt, It hi an important plre of I:Vtofy.
We find. the abo vs. :it the Sera iton It MT u-
Lic.AN. .As 2 regards the 'cliseol,i-ry and the
.
contmenc i t. :
tr.ent of sending small
. finantities
lor anthracite coal. to I»:....tket, it.l dates inuelt
earlier than the tinkCglvcii by C,ol-. Weight.
Coal war, dist ovtftil in thtilyt..'-ining region
as early as rr t - ,,.taitl was used IoY two black=
smiths in the valley . ill' g 766-69. During the
Itevolutionary War antitracitc coal was u-cut
froin . ,..the Wyoming . region. 0 twit the tSus
.
quOmmia mut ustM,at the Carl sle Itar.racks
by the Doveriiment. .Sinalli quantities were
Rent down the Stii4quelnurna, and in 1819 it
'ijold,at - 'Marietta on the Sus(ifeliantia at.si
AIMS!) pi•rjon. -Jesse Fell, of Will:Csharre,.
was :ht.. first person who st:cet::lled in bum
ing anthracite coal in an '0,..a..it grate in . a.
tire-pliU.,e, Fehrttary 11, I:i•xs. i .-'- : .. .
Coal ..., wa.4 first di.scovcred In the Lehigh
region as early as 17111, by 4'1'114; Ginter;
and in 180 six arks or coal ware dis - patelied
liilWit the LellighandDelawa6 fines, laden'
with anthracite -coal 'by the r Lehigh Coal
i .
Mining Company ,(tidy' two o which reach
ed. Philatlelidtiaewith' k'i- than2l.P tops of
coal. ' ;,•-• •-- . . i .
- i dal ,was first • diseoered . ii - Schuylkill
1
tta my in MO by Nicla)las,l lien, and 1 4 ev
ra wagon loads Ur coal %%we, utulea to Pbil
dt phis by thclate: COL tleo ge Shoemaker
is arly :is 142, Which hefidt to sell;,and
t a rit Was absolutely, taken Eli a to have hits
trr !sti.d . ass an iniptister for, trying to palm
IT Mack steuies,a's.al4etiele a. 4 fail -,- .-
i
. ' ..tis statement ?dit i t..ivs4liat, iauthroite coal
w. - used and 'sent td,iivrket lung before the
Pe, loci. named by - Col.- H.. ]l. Wriklit l but
ii, '
, - ~.. ....... .1,5. Nyrignt, .
re is no authqktic record Of theiluantities
oal sent to market inanyione given yebr
in illteit i wheit tile Lehigh N r iefFation of the.
I% 'r was so, far completedaSito pe,rtitit :;rkS
:o e'seend , in safety, Anil in our coal Statistkes
w have tlatd . the t..t>itimett:ceprut of--the
;in hraeite eonl trade from that perhxl... - I' .
. very interesting hfstorylat.t)e first dis
co -cry of anthracite Coat, in4l tye numerous
at •tupts mode to burn andOntroduec,it,in
to. market will be found liar' the Ne4ional
\% rk on our Mines and !diner:ll - Itesciurees,
ea led "o:rat,. Iron; and .011i',' cunnieneing
at mtge . 107, which will he read with Interest
1)3 those who desire to he Posted up 'ln the
e4ly history of the antlrracilc coal trade.
IF
2 ENERAL W ASI.- NGTGN AND!
,t.(
II til*EitAt TH O S.-At . . S.—At . a . meeting
if the pi!iilli Leage In ..'ew'York City, on
1
Cl ursday evening of last !week,' William
lien Ilryant pr e sented res'olatloini respect-
u . the death of Major - General George. H. ,
I' I otnas, and delivered a most beautiful' tri-
;
Ate to his memory. In . the course of..his.
1 ~r,...
7e narks on that occasion, he said : ' •
- .Vhen I eenteMplate,his clutratter,'and / cotnz
i) eit with that ofthegenerity ofpuldie men,
1 •
, boost s ems as if .I were transported to some
It ter age of the world, in which greater and
Ix ter men '!were prodnecti than are brought
N. th by the mothers of the -present day. Gen.'
Fl omas was one of that elaSs of whom Goethe
.• II• . asomewhee as'
' antittli-minded men—
.tern
casein that n ble'mon i which those
w to are fond of dwelling ,npfM - modern del.,••en
. • plum among7the years , that .are never
n re to return. (km. Tleinuis was by birth a
V rginian,.a native of that Skate to which: we
o • e the man who occupies the highest place In
A nerlean history—h'a of 'whom I one*. heard
\ alter Savage Lati er y! that he was the
r At
m
• atest matt that d-.
n [rabid elements of vharaeter of whielf I have
s ken, I, cannot Initikeeagnize a decided rela
ti .nship between the.eltaraet.Cr of Gen. Th as
u d that .of.Wa.hington. I.ltee in them a kin
d ed dieuity, grandeur, and worthiness; the
me hu7,to and lofty *hug, the Klima superiority
t all:petty self-seeking, the km, le. min) forecast
c er , ised for the general advantage; although
O top! theie great men wrought in a higher
P .11iire than the other, itinl was eb.trged with
• 'tee.responsibilities. . I
TARIFF . ..4-841m Congress sratightereli
t e rig Iron busines s of the country on.
uesdny last, they do 'not sceni to have been,
disposed to take tuithe Tariff -agai n. Such
reckless legislation is a 41iigi%ice.tx;Conit s—
and we have seen no excuse yet for "the
absence Of the thrc.e'll,....plidic: . :ll4, when the
vote was taken lit' the' Iluuse: which wouhl
have produced a ditfeient result. We , hope
the people of, these.diatriets will ',.t:tke Core
and prolong their absence aftur their present
terms are up. The names art
1111
The-pcoi)ie . wOuld be beitefitteci by titelr
seiieo frimithe State. , •
COVOAE.
VAN . AUREN;
LAWRENCE.
Nor Tutui.—The'report that it was agreed
that the additional -Ls4rJudge bill and the
sni pi eine tit iothe ,11r1 a tip al Court bill slitiald
pass,- anti - hitilr be signed by-tire clovernor; is
not true. c i 'We: had °barge of, the supple
ment to / the :Critnin , 4: Court . Bill, , and
we.maite no Such agrel?leint:u7ith any body,
and noixaryei a had any itutliority . t9 make
ally
art \VO did, on the: advii*
of RepresentatiVes and i"titatera, who stated
tri its that..it wit, very -ttibtful it"' - wey:Ottld
'get the sutiplestientpas,itd,,,if we PrVetitetl .
• the passage of their blilifrusd as we cifednitore
for the passageOf the sispplernent thin We did
Gir the •Laiv Judge b:11, we did act,pn. their
tideiee, and: consented to Withdraw tippo4l
Gott totli.k.s4stumte,y.. their bill. But we.kneW
••• better than to, make any' arrangement. that .:
; involved the , action of• lie" (.lovernOr et‘ the :
'subject, and when it IVLIi broached lit Its to go
to-the - 44overner for suph a ptirpese, pceti--,..
tively : :refttstil to do sol I Therefore: the atatc
ineuttlia such au at o . iiiicluen't was minid!is
nut true, simply because one "glile cannot.
• make
,auy t.rniagetneht. whatever without
the eunsent of the otheli. We heard the (4;y:
eitior declare to inembers of the Legiidatnit
land others,. that he= iiiivcr Would cOnsentito
- give three Law JudgeatoSchuylkill Cathay,
and partici/tarty while 'uncut the Judges 'IOW .
eumniisSioneil, is din nothing; did,
there wpultf,he 'application's for additional
Jitilges 'front every district - in the State.
iii was right, and we do nut believe that'll°
will sign the additional Law Judge bill Ito
. gratify the ants, }ljighes, Walker 4.C . 9.,
and 1 ension another; Judge on the State
Treasury, if they vendfifty continitteeseVer
Lu ace the Cloven : Mr. adtlisiorial Judge
•
'is idiotic . asnecessary• - aS a fifth wheel to
carriage, with the Criminal Court in opera
tion. We . assert fearlessly, that nitie•-tenths
of the 'people of Schuylkill County.; 'l not.
desire an additional 1.4 w Judge in Schnylkili
County. Let•the . Judges and the Iler;do their
duty.aini work as other people do, :Ont . then
there will he in/ complaint ahOut
111 busine;.o4.
TILE CENSUS- 4 -11EPRESENT.
TION CONG'
• .;
The Pliil.e l li!!priitt
;
contnitt'l - tite'followog article 'lli the %..etifittlB
aural the Representation in Coirgresi"
The house of It ..peeseo intives. has at last•tit
tt decisive_ actimmtpoti the questicm of the . art:-
- portiottum.nt of lb:presentation, tunler the cea
ses Of IS7O, by passing' it bill ti.x.ing the number
of ltepresentitives henbetertli at 21'5, exclusive
of tliose from Shttes hereafter to he' :ululated.
l'his is a compromise between the two factions,
one of which advocated the reduction td . CIP ,
number tif trttanbers, at present '243,
while the other tlemandod that the number
should be increa,:ett to. gee, in order that the
g,rowing titateA of the West might Se
t-ute their 'proper timita - without &hiss b t .log
sustained by any of States which frit! h.
maintain a correspciolitte• ittere:tse in potaillt ,
lion. Thil ItiFllmN show the , : d(sh4 o 2
the liouse - of ItepresentatiVeA 1w 'lay
- after tit of eaeli 'tee:mist
tliftl.t.-41Cali,41.11ivIkt , of the pre,eist form of gove'rtir
Year. nf'
17. e - • • - 1 6 . - c
149 ' 'l7
1:09.
.. I ..,
........ . ....... ....f
Fr. I 11
Imn . • „At
eptisapi 1549 Wts4. - Vittruna)las
lieen'ereateil a,separate Statayatid , 7.4::(3v:;:ta
Nebraska adinitte.l 'hi the iwit'h line.
nioinlier only :tllotted!to (A..:11, there tieing: tlins
an increase cif Ilia two in the . Inetill'ior,hir . l ~r-the
the I louse, although the nutnher of . ":;:ales bas
iitereaAeii l,r three.. • I
The bill *Mehl pa-wed the flott.e ye4eri!ay .
by a vote of sO Gr S:1, and Which will
meet with the oniet}rrenee 1,4 -the `senate itnit
the approval el the Pt(-i(lent, tixe-r.the - nuMber
of Itelirese-titatiVeN at l'7li; after .?!.lan-h.,:t, ih;;7l,
with, the proviso thafif any Ilf•SI - St.4l,trs are' ',ad
liiitte•ti after that (late, their Itepre , enbitive+
s hall h e ndditiunnl to the alin - e and .
further "that if the number of Itepresentatives
of Ally State Shall be related hV snetiaproirti•yr -
ment, suet' redaetion t.ltall not take ett.•(-ti in
the Forty-se("onil t'origtess, Nit suet( State; s tall
haye the same nittriber ttf litpreseiitative. in
the Ytirty-seeolid Congress to which it is etiti 7
tied in the Forty-first, abd_tlint-if the.repre4en
tation from any State shall be inerezesed by south
apportionment, the additional Itepreseniatives
'or the Forty-first Congveiot shall Ile - eliostu 11y_
the State at large." The, basis of repre , :entat hat
I:i to ho axeortai lied by the Secretary of 1.114 Iln
terier fruin 1160- preliniinary causes report,
which will denial:esti he ready in time fir 1 the
fall .e:cetions, although not .in time for the re
districtitig of the States, a dinletilty. wltiril, ipt
will be seen, is rcimxlitil by poinponingthe de
crease in the rei.prosetitation of the Eastern Star.
Until- 1875, - .and the election of the ailditional
members in the otheeStatee on A general tieket
by the State at large; :• . - -- : '
Some time mince • we - published tt earchtilyi
prepared estimate of the -popitiatiOn ~r: thetlif- 1 .
forent states at the present, --: nine, wine!' is
doubtless acettrate et(ough to show the I)ll4)4l)lli
.Ntanding of each State in the lionxe•of ItereBen
tAtivi% under the' dmpOFed new oppottionnienk
Aeoordloit to this entimate the entire population
of tire Union' is 40,800,600, that of the'rerritories
and District of. Columbia being urAi,ooo, and of
:the 'States entitle+) to representation in Core.
I greet 40,200,00 U. This will triVti, in round unlit-
I bent, one Ibipretientative to 14.1,taat inhabitants;
and the apportionment will stand am folli.wa i
as Conipart.d with the prevent representation i t.
~ .
` New Aipor- 010 A ppor-• i • . :
Ilonistunt.. tic, 1111 l ant. Cato. Loss. -
Alabama '
.. -'...-- '7 . -!' 0 a: 1 i
Arrannum-.-.- ....... .....i ........... 4- .. 4 . I :3 . t r
Callfornli - ..:.
:. 3'' I ! . „,.
Vcrnnectleut....„ 4 '- 4 ,- • ! .1,
DeinWare ' ' ' 1 ' I • - 'j .
).
'lndiana .-.-.............,..:_.12 11 1 , .-,,,. . : lowa.-- . ..-. ...... _ ........ ...,.....;-. 8•. 41 2 ,Ir:. :.-.-..
.14:airses ' - - 2 . *, I l' ',.., i, ....;
Kentucky ,•.--.,.......... 11 . II ..., •,,...
- L0ube100n.....,.x.._...... 4 .......... a ' 6 .1 --'
Malne_:..... _.-.--_...4_._._. 3 , 1 A - • r
Maryland J..
Miseuveduletts • J! Id. j le -.— ;,.
Michigan .....:_.....--!..- ...... 9 9 • i• J'.•
Minnesota-- ..... ......i.._.. , -.- 3 , 2 • • 1 H-- i
:.
311c4lust s ppl ..... -........,.......:. 6 ' 5 ' I
Missouri... . i.... . ......11 . to -.
~ 2
Nebraska J I • I :
Nevada i ' 1 . 1 -
New 11a/upshire.. .... '......._.. 2 - . 3
New Y0rk...,!--_ ................-...32. . 31 .. .
North Carolina ', ' 4 : 7 . I_ -
Ohio ” .-' • - ' .....:...21 - " 19 ' 1
Oregon 1. ....... ....-...,.,__. 1
Petsmilyanln-.... ....... L'' . ...::.5' 21 - 3. 'I .
Ithesiej island -..; .. -.-... 1• " 2 , 1
south "Carolina..:.. .' . _ ....... 3 4 J .-.".. 1 j, J..
Ten nesste..... - -r. .. ... . ... .1 . -..... 8 - x ~ 4 _ .. _, ~.„
TCLIM, I
Vermont AL. - ' -.- 2 •• -. •: -- - . •
Vln ...
glnni.....- ..
--.:-.....j..-- 9 x . , 'I •1 , ' .
WeAt V1rgi010.:.,....... - -.- -
...- 3 . 3 • •••• 'l. ..
WlscOnsln ..,.... - ~.......
... 1 -.- S . 1; . 2 ! .
If this estirnate ;should .prove to lie 'tairreet, it
will be seen that but-three- of the States, New
Hampshire, ltinaleNistand, arts' Vermont, will
lose ono Itepresetitative each, elriveiltates will
retain their present:_nutriber, and the now Merit-.
. bers, thirty-two innutaber, with'the three tat::
ea away from the New England Statea
atiital of thirty-five-will be distributefl ainong
the reniainingi.wenty-throe States. . 1 ,
DA:O:MA 11A21.EINTS, AM)
BARRA RAlLlttlAtLr—The third annual rkoirt
of this Octipanyliasfust tieeu publislasktinti
the exhibit. which it makes .is at Once satis
factory ranekholtiers and gratifying to
all who feel 'nit :interest In the Oldie its=
I,rovettients emir State. •i When this 'laid' is
compleit-1, as it most proladilvitill be within,
the next four mouths, it will constitlite - an
hitportant link In a continuous route to: N'ow
England` from -qur great coal fields., Si far
ali•practitsl rebuke. are concerned, the paritiof
road already completed has stirpriusl and
surpassed the most sanguine expeetaticin4.--
It may be - interesting to eapitallits who are
not awareof 'the fact that the -few bomisi!of
,this company. remaining,tinsold are omered
at rit and accrued interest, payable In April
and-October.' As .they are a. first mortipam
security, boring seven ~ p er cent. lutenist,
and untaxable, these figtifor cannot Nit strike
everyone sit extremely low. especially as the
-future of the road is probably as absolunr
. exittags, ty as any other In the State. • We are
'indebted to 14esars., ; .•Sterling• &
man, Bankers,t"NaL 110:14outh Third Street,
Philadelphia, for a'copyiif the annual repqrt,
and would'refer our reatleM to these gentle-.
men ter full particulars, financial 'and-nther
vise, of the road In que4lnu.--,Phita..ftess.
WEEKLY
~, t ri!.t.!l,..tri
I
. 73 i440111a3ii.:.' 5 , 10 ' t'.l7: , - ' .11.1C14. - ,. '..
i 24 lx3rxr34o4—. 6 X XXI' z_ : - . e... 1.
41;
N tle%:ir t 7 6
tr raw - 11 --.
24 'D :1 _ Ai
pthig .
_, , w.
.Y.: Wit al. AT .6 4 . :GM ~= It irSOAL
04 1110 A 21.141 f ...I
. .5 2 !' 6 53 New 3/4; X 3 141 :.ev.
I .:.
LIDAT ' I 5 2 I 063 ' , -
_ ._ .1.---
- -
Segis - Tulesday s ill be iibseirvc4t by the Odd
Fellows ad a day of
•
, .
,The: Guinea Bill, Rag Town and Italy War
ill at itir reliant, told bids fair to 'be' pro4nettre of
oinelegoo&F"
. ..
To-marmot,. —Seventeenth sunifay.or the year
.and first after Easter. Day's lerigth;''l3 hours
•
!awl 40 minutes. • .
Tbn improvetrienti ip Pottomille this
,seesaw
will be firr)zrefilo iktig ,forrof.r season
fur ears sL
-1.
John O. was "firei eoiorod
roglineregi In ,tbiliillorough tinclar:tim provisions
of tiie FirutestlOanondniont. •' : . .• •
•• •
- • -
• -
Celebrstlon t "—Ottr edlnfed eeje:
brain the titl4trAge of the Flfteentla Xottentboent
Tuesdar inch, in itt)ptOristip Lt . boeenting
_.•
ntvle.• ' • ' •
Varaen r. W illia t Will -fit va
cating •,the •IPCnnsylvanin;llnll, - '-thrs' Bow
ono, and Willtahe'np till,residenett In Phila
delphia. .
1 •
••i , • .
Ono of ttocnoga ..that• got tirn 'TR' on hrandv
eherrins, in! Union - atinit . , two weeks !ligq. died
friln its erects • a - ,lciv days Vince. 'A solemn
warning
• .
—. , • .
Moveinents l oc4tlng . tWoraril ills . ernstinn of
. elitierie troninnonnutrs on foot in nunierons
entinLieli in ihiltfit,ati. . What say the holdiors of
till's f'oniiii tow:itA.stecti a iriovernent 1! • •
• i
'l'DtcOistion De.y:•;r - witli Its tnitehing tributo'
to Vie:dead herlies atliefteptitate. is Eva - hp
pr O w i t im7..l tuvr 44117.t0mi ge,nekll,y•.(-hould on
upv-ato wi.:ll the lit 11. I lr.. ktki.kceplnt, up :t-t4
beulairul tuOint rustuti: - . 4 .; - • - , 4 5." "
[ , ,
•Itiarrt,fr, or Via' oscl . : llliareJonel‘ -ill' P:tto.nity,
l'
it i
a r ito.,4l
‘
0 tt
, oftfirea•nottluiliftr Williat I,ynell
ycikrthiy, lu•tioretwoll lisViir tr.i.v • . I 'rre , tett,
taken teforjo I'..... , quire 1...011604, and ft At liatr
-ink wa:: (Nolmotttt ter juiE:hi tleflitill - bf $lOO
Lail., I . .
.
•
• • t r -
The ( omruiss cm r o Internil Iterertle has
(Melded that farm 'ati gardeners, whh well
the prtslto•t•,z of their own farmit from their
waguns'along'llm strerts, , moving'fiont ranee to
blare, :ICe not liable t) the sissiial tsz as pro
alt
i •
colored woman, who ins sts upon her re
spectability, objects to lhana„Truliley ()campy
'lug a portaou'ur a certain bowie in which she
dices in .3.lMersville street. ita4a it Williatn.,
owner Of;he houSe, has give:i her. permission
to do so, atilt this fart ham male it incumbent
.upon re lteeti t:..:.settle th e matter.
' • ' •
curious 11aped Eg^gs.—Mr. • George 1 7 :
litirtz, of l'inegroVe, shoWed um tire lien's egri
ye.Atertlav Imornitig,L which for architectural
.. , ,nstruviit)ll Jr( a little different_ from' anything
.. r the serti tve ever They are of a - Lairtiu 7 ,
ek)pia shape, well deceit - yell mill sound, anti are
ritfd to isaVN been lniil l,y a deformed hen. They
ore a eurhatity rarJ.ty met
. .
The Notional Camp Meath:l4o'ot the Nletlio
,lOtt Chun-It this year wilrbe held at
oN,ve, Ifortoni eountv,
iittryiatl,kol the litie of the Philndelphi:t, Wil
tingt.n and Matins x,re it wilt
bright till the I:2ll,.luli*,'aiolleolitinuri for tell
days. A Ouniber of lle;ttling*lettifhtiatis will be
. htztttendaace.
•
1 ' ,
. .
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Brutal Atiaattlt on ir,Mati near i port Carbon.
—We li,tarti th:tt a tem mimed Jante4Gevan wins''
brutally tela3llitC,Nl (.1 . Thlllifilliy MOM, while on!
his way from l'oit. i *ten tit' St.'Clair, Three
lawn (inning along Ma ruwl in the eppottite di
•rectien, hat I hint, and arter.a.tkitig him ROW?.
(illeStittlrid il4.3tultANl him in a brutal mannitr,
and it was; with titer !tunnel tlitileulty that,he
44:44:111ed t.llOll. . ~. ! ] I .
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The Commissioner of internal Revenue lint
decided that hotel blllx inehrred by persons
raveling i i .r .thr• prose‘sition busities.s or by
i.ersons telop,rarily 'residing in lintels While
irospeuti tr.; Ist•lito.ss away from, their
mid leLid (Itiriteg the year for which the
return is iftuie, may be regarded :ix an expense
of bti , iin , ss, and ai sneh may be cleduetcsi in the
ineonie recurn. , . " -
Ear:y Potat3es. —Theme potatoom
ore nail th it who havo . trici theta to tro - re-:
ally_e•ar:ick and anperior to the E•Lrly Rose, and
tri ore Sargul We have intrialuee4l the
1-,arty (;ooklrie.ll uutt.r rly Rote fit'tho , neigh
! H Iforh , INV . chave procrerNl a few of the Ktrly
,
'M.:hawks' also, and - evrenl.l,altrfse ilfoso who
want to len ',roe . .. eleuer I.otato rrnp . , to procure a
few to try; and
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MEINE
C,ancil'Sappar.-- I ni last Thiirklay evening
li , fough Connell, to' Cher' With tt tinintNir of
invited % i. acv, parh.oot: of a supper at the' ?der
.:`.llessrpc. Fegerand Medlar
tiwirreentatioill as caterers in get
t.zig ttiate..tive a!! wit') • iiitrtook
of it 4 pr ttttt it tinixwb. After
-the Antler! man had been satiafted, Abe initial
t..xtAtaig towed, and it wa far on toward the
reisirs or niaming, befOre the happy party
'tie Jaunted.'
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The See,end Presbyterian Church, Market
Itev: wtor, Nrn4,:l'astor, will
priA,h 101. A. NI.,
antl 7-4 - P. I. •At tins evening se:Pelves A series
t.l, di:scour:4m bte eonitueneed upon •-rhe
Deluge.' I MIS great-event W
will he i•ansered.
I kath in the tbeutogleat and scientific aspects:
!flie be Presented ut 7i
Weloek Lt r,rtin?, Sunday evening, npon the
Iw tuul turivtrsatity ef.ttie deluge. • l36ts
free.' earl: . • •
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Presentation.-:-..V barber wears
trio largest ring worn in tinitc4l
Stator, but Pottsville Is ahirad world on
watch sO:lls. ItAnnt.' 1.1..551er,".11.(i., one Or the
barlwrs n 'him mwougli, h. 3.4 been preticoted by
his Luiyi qichits with a *l'mA-447,1;w:1% which for -
I.leanty
. and KU° )1.04 lit) ltCill:11 i!I 0114 C..luiltry.
It is:orOl0 gold," Set Ulm .••olousi of
rarP hea(lty, and glistens liked hil , ptiresti dia
inond in the 'sunligot; ti15.,41 present worthy ,
tho fair Own:satin toe gadaniroulpionl.
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B. F. DO.no, wive two "OEI4
m'ut't inletv:Alba- mod uri,using evcuiug liler
tainnieut.i 11411 us Taleiday and Wed'
nesday' ening% 4il ll.e iray.eut weld. - . The
house was %yen ikUeti o.usi. eveoin,; with, the,
hest ul t,th• 1.41 expressed
tlionseiv(.tj deliglittsl with the evenlirps,'
.. , otertaiinnessi. ono 01 thu ides evidein.s of
Dualle'suldlit se r s ii4r.tst; Lis autliehee •Is
last nigt.L..ie had largyst audience.
He will return IN)LtriVillo_ ill tilt, - Valli, and
doulit, ion, • gt..laist With full
housetr. '1 •
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The
FitWtflefenderis.---ThWittetittierot of Nth.
find ettayanies ribetiOnd tor ltltC-Fel
dent.'m rail v.doitteentAtt Xefil';'etiebrateti tee
ninth anoiverm try of their arrival in Ww4hing-,
ton., en'l6.-1 Mcantav'4'he - Ifni! Wu
elaborately de xtrati.d,,andltili.e 4 aprealt - With
.the good thlti,r-I,ofl dna ivorld t ,' . by tiarrett y
of the Exel.ang,,llote!. John W. Forney,
m1 . 6(16114 weeeoatoong the'distingttish
eYl guest* itw,sept upowthe*vasion. The eve
ning, wand song la a genalno taut of reit..wit and
flow of wail; - 104 the 'Firat Itelblittlent •will not
sotto lot:get - the plezotoreitb:.that evening.. .
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_ Telegrapla Calce.--,Thir - Plaitadelphia,.. Read
ing arid Pottsville 'reletiraph Company,
owes it
34') this lieremila to establish an ollice in the cen
tral portion id' the town; The only telegraph
saccommedation we Lace In dais , llerealgha.
Orley at thii depot, runt.in mat ;instances peo
-ple who !Viola to avail themselves* of telegraph
facilities.tere compelled to walk over two miles
in prdeeto do -soo.-_•: Reading, -whir. Dirty thou
sand inhabitants, has nhieotticeswiiiie our own
town with fifteen thouwand, has hut one. -The
1
business! it this' p - nt la. quadruple, we. learn,
in propOtion.te po nalatieta,•of dint at Reading.
Will theiceinpany ho thief mattex their favem
ble consideration, autt - c..asbilsia U. braneh (!flee
in the central part of the..itetranuth 't , •. , .
." Guinea Hill in "Coitrii.—Yesterility meriting
the, deutri mon, t.; or .tlnilla42 tun were well rep
resentiat Er:quire:Reed's tinier, upon the or ,
tw...lc , n or the bearing" in ifieewe Alerielteed":
arriwod ol" Alin* for.
keriling!it Anne Niedeira, Venni-
Tine t3l.url . tr:trah Flhu,k, Illary-Waters and
Catherine Delaney; 'five lir itionit flev hardent
eheekett ferntiles the tter maw. trete on the
witneag! inland; enii nil hyrOre Ur the - rhanite
alainst I,Marlia.ll.lw fir their Vith g.sos •wo
have no ',T
ight to jai*. butJr:nu the wanner In
which . they *were It hardly hue pie steant
nhe'l life Upon their arreartmr,
if they haprraatta ba littiaprctlutiPatl. Uariai
Wa‘ hel4th appear a esuart. '
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a Taiitmt..—tiro lawyer,' have
deriiiii r the mama oilier; in("ltre Arent. One
of them very: Irritalsi dispohition
.and
the of Isn't. On theraditst third mambo* .
*the tioft+Ndon. entered tlittWilee and naits4
Plan* tokhd became razed
a.d ramped like a Mad dente, LaWyer No. 201
j• t yod tho situation .400. - •orilered\No:
3 nut, Whitt order.wea:n=yed. Word*
comma.' went :. ll 0 a Christman
and commanded Mitt rinetizq Co-rati
went to thiioillre Aiwa . :lid 3 *Owl
inga soecable Oust. ,wheroi! i it i pun informed7m 4 .
I that IM hod no right to ne4-110. 3 union No,.
'3 was a creed. No. , 1'•w*41 1 9.; •cmgabl,
started in leave mind ihnlarf We'know of lire
lawyertio win shaking; bia lid at the Constablip
and threatening rengriuMe. And thiir,s
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know altmt it. ' •
MEI
froze*
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' - 'Au, Aliik
_Aso* *TO , .
perieulaLAbid out, uW.l7l3s' • 4eitt;
1 111 7 6-410 •40* - It*Mnite4 i' *Jiro
men Itiery 6#o.. : .:•'Thipti Use ir
ntagetntcharoessuranceirrom.rbilidelphia,
Thssbergsnd i psy other finttotik or th e State
-that Intl' del ans - wittlie - pronent en this
.00rssion. Ids r 'penend. Meade his signified
his intentien
l ir present. 1 Sorrel , bonds of,
iritrlitrif Snood ,
,' for All& bepiodon.
• A Ids sa, • been etenpheol• With
the 0 cerii of the Philadelphia i ind: Erie and
PeaseYlvania ~. Irsw4e, for e*tersicM tickets.
Tor all Who . * to be : presenti Vl* meeting
will lie held i ,ti n e Opt** flatten: when an wi
dress will b ed I l ven4 by col , Nasu;i l 4 Mann:
of.Phihadel . ' •• 'I•• - • • , I • • ''•
,i • • :• i l ,
'Unclaimed lg i
eni remaining in taiiePattuyille
Point Office; A t =,, 1109:'
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Duck Clement - .Tereeirtndil 1 4 , ltionmend 3R.
Black Cloak; . 'Kline Ore 11 Haropupirs Lot?*
Bah Irranelt Koch Ellsablk tituyser Rev: lien}
1/00011 John . Lbeb Elias - t . Huard Edward
liarnoy Peter c Loos Paneusst - Seheaner E.
Doebtner MichlAlneh Thos i , inoudFJohn
IMgrelder Lewp urrsyl* , i those Semi aCo
Burnie Jeeen : MAT Ad= i Buinerosth ?bur
Beethnum Ketej . MI erldios '• = ifcht=lohn
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DEE Caroline MethilyeJolth ,Eseb jesepli
Cad wsillader .1 litosmtdersimiamoti irreirk ,
Doran Stiehl' .. litorrurh in .1 ' Eauhmacher 0
Etter Stunt ." - Morn Wm' licluxentoo Mary
nalrOr u irl 'Miller Sophia Shoemaker Mn* '
'Geo A .* ._ Mord Union** 'lllny
Goi worthy Jos , ', 3ilicUovent inidgrriroy ili g ffo'.
Neal', °facia:old need Neal, Dennis ,riltylor Win
Oahsigan Eliza rn; Lett - ': Wood Mrs
Ciro* Augusta : lock C 0 • Wiosliand Linde
Haldermao pal nine Illovid . ' 'Wilson Juditn_ : .
lisiderfir Cluurai kart tilt Woneloni Ain Lo
Jenktnionethln neid 11 U '', , IN'eatte /One. :
ss
Jackson J shi • 1.. . ,i
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tailittei UM fill Ciitirt.eirsiin.4-No iii3ofi,er had .
Esquire Itecsl ~irotiotinced Lisa , judgment on
Mariii Reed yes,irdayperiling
'A
than that' lady
tt.4. .-,
0.1 for the ; a-rest of Catharine nn; Titus.
uPOn the eha d;ilf ke‘pbura bawdy douse, and
Catharine itihri
. 311 fry Waters and Catharine
Reliatey its anntoti ~pniiititutets:, i Warrattus
wore issued, .and this , '''besittlfue l party, Was
brought up for -ufluiting'yosterdity nfternonn.
The. priera.rliturrikwo • disgultlng ilia the ex-,
treme. 'Calits;rah AO Titus *as bold: In imp
f . , ,1 ,
bait, and the ' ler three ila $O.lO eai,h , to appear
a:, Court. Ito') ris, dint samirrePressibie On
filet Lai erh,eo the bill , and thir'elass of peo 7
pie have takl i a fighting anaengthernsellies.
We, hope, fa 't reptitetkut :of our town,tfer
eoutnieweet 'it Sake-and fer, the ,vindlisttion
of outraged la lititUan mad ,tlivine--that 'the'
esintliet-Will'lre time until ,that iiitilz-lutl'of,
,iniquity fa pldr. 'slid purified. "It is: lieiter
that the leound - risnit contain th e n fill aum
that the &wadi Ity be disgraced by.tlieir being
aliciwetrloivii large , • - - - •• , .;',
Local Jot` • : - 'll`rst„ thunder shower of
the heasint visgitetl this **ion lagriitinday !nicht:
'rho wish/el/14 Patric* lturno, was ,hot
uL Tuscarora laA week. last her first husbund
in the ' I - ,
The First Detentleri:of Die National 'Capital
held a granit bauquet-at the Town- lialion Mon
tlajtt• • . '
The 1 totrith, ;Driving Park : Association an
nohnee a Slirrrtg , eieettitig, to etiminent.til outhe
of Ntilytito.Aas(three days. • •
• ,I.A nrai nit! liu,rip 'expiosion oeenrieu .at L the
li4 use (4 . _ NV ht, on .M.inersv ilia"arm, -la.st,
Saturday evclning., causing au alakin ti , l*
The rain or, the, furU rut of tins. ; Week; rUiseil
tae water in ititlhe thountain stretterts - t , rthe.top
&their banks runt {considerable' duet ...e -was
lone,
tf Mint:re:lp
The Paititini Rase' Irall club of Millersville
hp s been reorgiiniZeil !,und in now ream tr to re
etrive•ehallenges... _• • 1 ! •
Our friends'in tho country lihatilil '.lpok Out
for horse-thieves. They are about. - 3 ..
Messrs. Atkins ' ltolling•.M111;: - at Ffirliiraeli,
leasdrowned out, onrlif onday night.'' • '•
E. o,Parry,l4.t.',l%lJ Ilill, C. llther, 11.,Itannam
QAY. sAYder..! 512<,Oright. J. el. CarPcinter, W.
I..•Wliihrey arid 11. V. Russel, wereseks,tect.vert
trvineri uf Trinity elmreh, on .NlOrldily.'
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* Easter SUllilay +1...1 , 011iV irt ! erved •by the
.seiteral ehurelies on.P.rttsville. '. ': • •
A party ef_ s hoys Verfk, tO Tumbling ',tun on
lust Saturday and s 4 ilrotolhe:woods ' Imining,
l i ),
a number on firsirs”o"li Alio lielghtswhors.L .
The miners •rvill laic!. a .griuid"- turnout'ut St.
Clair on the second f' May.,
Mrs. Hannah 60 gh; all iilil re:iblent;of this
Itorough, dic4 rim' only on lust' Monday; arid
wasburial of Wet 1 t day. .:
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An unruideassful attenipt • , ivait niad4s\ on last
Satrirday night tr ,4te4l MIS. •t;harles, - Ifirker's
!horse froth Ins stab u, e oner fil•xtli t and Mahan
tungi streuts.l • ••- • • . -•,.
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A man was shit through the :thigh at Thies ;
rora, on last . undaY 'aftersiocin; •• • •
.Many ealli ries were Itroded With water dur
ing the fore lure of the week.; -'!' •
•The oonut4 coadu.are bran alfirost. impassa
ble oontlition lint some parts of the . e,ornity.• .4 .
The reniainsl rrt• Will. Rogers; of .Nl.rillanoy , -
City. were br ittr;llt.l , Rl'uttsvillo'fir interment
on . Mo n day, •• I'.' t i j ' 8 -
Mr. 'furry Foster s Who ivas injured by the
uxplosiomof ~visioline,r is recoverdisg. ; • ;
• F
. • John Will s'i•of !Miliaria:l: . City, 'was held
in.j. - SuU brill. ft. r iiii atferupted outrage on a (laugh- '
ter of John I (Main', on thelSth inst.• • • s
,' .The Ortl-Ftellowsairill •obServe next Tuesday
as a day of Thanksgiving. . ~ -. , •
Mary,' 01)Minel came ttt town on•TM•rmilavi
gOt•drtink, and was Put in the li)elf - -up till sh , .!
WA Sober.. . .
Ifullian isn't was pu the raniz,ago
,last Monday s
night. Two.O: flirite -eitirens -were brutally as
saulted,4 I , •i , ~ ! •• , •'• • . .
.40liu lturlt- wassent tojail last Triesdfy night
• fir brutally lisfciulting Cirirles E. For.
• the.tioe•Lintent,FfrO o:Muir:Any haye kindly
losnetilliAl-llittery to the eoloied people fur
their velelm. :ion. . , ! l• . . • -
A horse wasStsdilr fr.Ml a farm Rear Selirryl
kill IlaVen, it few nights Riney., . ' . •
Mrs. :Mer.'overn, 'residing - in • Mbrris7 Arldi
tirrn, lief or : Monday, :KRd ninety years.
Mr: Mich: el Murilry, for lib•lut. forty years a
kesident of this Itormigh, tiio•d on WedriCsday.
,Bib Stewartfnade inittr that tleort.e. Itieluira
son was a dangeronSfellow, and had liii&phieed
ntnier $.'W bondstto Iteep,tini peace. • ' : .
Jaines . Dol . tiltoe, eh-irged , with , attempting an
outrage- en hMary ‘ , 7•..ilker, was rxutimit W to,
nrison on Thiirsday-. .:. • • ‘-- '
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Qt.orrtsponbekt.
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-Tits &lila . are not retipenstble •for any sentiments ex
sir...viol ny corre-sßati.lesda; iielthet do they mature., theta
all.' i-- ..
lx ALL CA,Sll64.lettPtll and correixiondetias addressed in
ltds otliet, on 4 intended rig paildtaittun, must have the real
name of tlio:vrtater attethed,—lnot that stivsh all pabllsh It,
Ina for our intiirmatiouJ, , and he written onmic side of the
vaperahly. '.f therelse, they will au luta go. liryite43ool k et.
—l- - .11P4..1017R1.q.L. - ' -
CONIVENT/O.V.' .TO
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A vorre'spontkent follows:
•
. ' Csienos DALE, Aprii 1870:
ILSATINIKIL.S . !Jou to( A 1.. :-1 node& you,r..
article in last week' s JOUUNAL, on Ana; yid
went, of Ottistitution of Pennsylvienia. Why
not urg-e change in holdirik. Courts, '4sittiiitig
our Judge:K.4i hold 'Courts say manly ; once a year
in the dtstriet where they, aro elected ; talaneo
of time In other districts? JR such autos three
fourths or Moro of gni sessiona Of Courts would
be held, by Jude in, districts whero they
-would not ho'depedatila upon suffrage of tho
.
,people fur re-lectioM, -Yours; truly 2
' MO : 110 'llo'
a szAritiliols - -CiTY. • •
trrir, April 18.,'; IS7O
.
EDITOIIe ort TIM DAILY . 100 Itlf AL :.-"Che fre
tArient oectirrenee of news in your journal o f
weft. glittinit:'sinit in tiehltylkill t,ount3 , soma
fatally, etherato roc:ever • sotic - getatabbeikunti
•uthers hillioir nearly to death, is calling loudly
for indroiwntectioni it'd for wont seven* Loin
- isliment*lsem the , parties -aro' ,found Out, and-
convicted '.'On the iutlier hand every induce- -
menu Is held .out to a man, to purchase these
'deadly weapons. Every . hardware attire wip
.dow.hasant,a display of .them; so that the Man
-that taiitsidera that he has remit vial an insult-ow
an Injury hag notlittc: to do if has the chimps,
,but to•Knto„tho iiirdwaro storci, buy a revel% er,
then lia-th walt, - 14
. his vietitn,:. , shoot and then.
take t0..tl ' luttihes:-, Therit,laun old saying that
, te
'".u, min'. , of , prevention: is bettor than a pound
of mire." ..Ti the govOrmitent would prohibit.
salethe tilistS,lititi)pitoi:eiotirely, Or. cisc•emita
,pel e , 4 , er3 , num.tlitit', purehat.es . one in ohtain a.
-license fr to a makiStrate. to sa,y that lielenta trod
tute•for p . teeth*, and let !bar Ileenie he'sighed
by at k t two 'respectable' houst*Oldt sud
each ,pu el 'molls llama: abe .tvgiete in a
bunk f or tat purpose, then every ruffian . that
Wonted Mut could 'tiotobtaln it. If the govern
twat. dots; not Interfere nioro than 'lt, does,
tielniyllt . County will becolne as bad as Texas
or Alexi And who are May that earryite-,
volversTVAre they 'the •respeotalde-atid quiet
portionf the OnununityTN ,rf,:they aro teuer="
ally th tiftl
e sans thatrarry thetu, on purpmin to t i
do deeds of , violeneet Theft' let the odlecrs of
-theta*. Wherever they Mid one, 'Ole it sad so
'Roo ss Muth ast they tan of thit.tnurderous
Work' 1 , •
, . 1 • • ... • ',?... ;...- . ii saunilY6. l •
. ', SwaTaua e April 18, 1870.
- Roiro u ttsrDAlLy Misses'. JouuSai.:--Aliciw
inc thro oh your columns to-say i few w.n.da
by war Of sulrgestion,to “A Respeetlible Miner,"
whose Itier yin insetted in the ocial trade mi
nion cif turday' is JOutuvai..; Ind through' him,
to the in mbers generally of the Wat..A. in this
County, promising, bowover, that I inn not an
operito nor dealer in isaal, and that _my syni; ! ,
II:1tles re, and hate been front thefirst, strong-.
h ir organisation, and itis "vowed Our
eic
Nees.
If `'A Itespec.tabie Mince+ and hit friends of
the W. It. A. will recall events of one year ago ;
they will reinetaber that as One inducement to
the soceptance of the tennis of their .t 'Dais is't by
the operators, they wisumed that axial should at
no time fall lielow $3 per ton at the shippii.g.
points*. ihrid that'whciiever it' Woo ik•cessary to
de w', tal lu.iiiitaiti Reit raiii;`a -mineral inispeti
sionscionld take place under the atlilpiossof die' r
organised , oi; and farther. Rads brimnisatio al lwaa
M. embithe whole of_ the anthracite regiuti.--.
These .1 •rtnii were -ii&epted ,by the operators,
iti ;Ws lily, and as ',A:Respectable Miner •
truly retnarks were arVilsced in generally as-
Evlr and equitidde, but: Vie wholti„erraliftsmoin
was kw ted by theilfreal , col P tlardes who com
prise th mass, and influence of : the operators
miteoi:them region, and after a long conflict
during bleb •W itespedabitt Miser ',' .inidl his
liompee sent thousands of dollars of , their
**ruin , up to austainthe mad- there in their:
Wroth!' i . moire the basis ,system (which after
all is tit • vital point at lasue) these. men whom
they et •re kettiptlng 4 mikes& theeleeivea le tie
bought .fl , by the uompardechy a Mtn* tem
poriu7 . tame In . eto abandoned the'.
a
atrUmi , for bitaili-tium 'htaftsying their eefte ,
poen. : , the souther riegketi and ettehtleg the '
north • . Monopolists ,to ~go - in: 'the 'great COO
mark- , •• -and charge upon thelveratiin of this
t t liatuaty a conspiracy wydidis men to force cook
ill e• tO e ortdtant me . 1 -
UM • it that nothing tar batter known ___" Ig
;in w aver}whara-rWitnaiter what their. re•
haring the "rode May tie .!.halt tinit,the policy
of : ritunpusiel(le the itheerption. gradually,
bet ti ly, of tOttir4oltitind*rfind to th Is ted
; 1;
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.they do no* and Will heresfter :mita* implans
lily, sty 4 !-kaiiii" or other eettlenieut that will
Sae' nag prediction f.oot . the tegkin ofgamb
ling sPiculation, and by 'giving it it steadiness
i w‘wftieb I cortaino will Mthlit 'Mail profits
"nr.ssalit :.i fur ,Inveetiet tispifal, ,'. ea • *tea
sikassf.-7, large . prelite ire.: flaw, ' will
-011iikkt. .;. the •Werkman stamp& ..to-ixentriand
lds-'r sha rd df Abe proceeds pet his labor.
niti....., led thorn last
i f to': resist' the
. urinals," because if ewe. adopted
Ada infrer toWork equitably and sraoothiy, as
notesti.Wew doubts but it wouitkit would be
next tobrisible afterward to break the Solid
=* men and individual 003Mb:imitates
ord. said their policy of, abeimpUon and
'aggraadillement.would hive received' a check,
.from w hich it would rearcelY roeciyir. '
"The reault. *howl' the windont„ while it ex
poses the.rspacity of their policy - , for Matelot or
the steedineis expected by the operators in this
"Mainly wit rult'of the "basis" system, they;
find their n men acting in -- concert with the
esuunotten my. for the WB. A,-of Schuylkill .
. County *hen they north :I;ced; in th e . compro-,
,Mise of i the 1 men in Luxisrne by which the
•
'basis" eyikeitt was defeated there, gave their
employer*. Mier, bound band and .foot, to the
• temderwierenw of the commonenenty of both,
It will notuire a_ very brining , intellect tO
kr
coMprebend that nine. out or. every tenet the
operatrirS to Schuylkill would Meek 'in "sit
montlts,er leas,_lithey paid the wages on, three
dollars per too formal, and sold ii front two to
two and': a-bilt4or . that a suspension of three'
'months In this regrottalone would I notgive an
average .of 1!-. three Ateliers , per ton - for the'
next . three •I,fienttbs, • and : pot Censequemee
within.; a ithort • time _.., fifty out. ,og , every
hundred of 1, the operators.„ mast . go out
of the business, be worked, by glint !Poetic:fa
co_rporatiocut pa Mug the hire:id( trapsportatiim,
while the Se* individuals who , remain must
became more feeders to these corporations as
they. now are in-l.userne. Where then will be
the 1V.i11..A.? Broken and, scattered like chiili
before !the wind: 1 ea snot believeithat "A Ito
apectable Miner" andhie frienda„. thin-Cat least,
Who have ordittarfrellective f.icultles, can «in-
Ltemplitte such a copsentmatioa with much de
light., 'l, - et hn adlier,ame to their present course
makes itsure. ,Tbereis but one tours() to take •
that ciiicriossibly avoid the entantropbc±, and that
ism pursue the linO marked: outat firat,--make
their organization a unat through the whole Art
tlitacite 'legion., and forma coal to .rate, not less
,thatf.the, basis at any, time, at the proper ,ship
;ping tioluts—, 0, dnipel theadeption br the Nelda
i ever,ywhere;nnd when inivtt
osion;hl ateetinctry,
leanipal stta(sttisinti everywhere. 'There aro two
larays.ln - ahleh thii maybe done,-ehlier or w h to! 1•
1 woom tie eirootivo, and either of .iahh....13 would
relieve the:dead itez f k• , andsgiv'e hope Of salvation
to the trade. -, The 'first I mention, impel:ma to
tile the must - sdneible, Issnuse the men in the
; tipper Ilegion.refustai t ,sieqx'n lin Ida-eh, and
.thow hroke faiths second' , tame.. II:, is this„' let
the W. B. A. for this Ib4;i4M, notify Limorne,
that id at flied tine they must definitely and
in good. faith' (dethind C the ' basis . system
and stand. till they get it, and ifttnei refuse; then
appoint:a betninitteerinit•ievite the A. 11. of T
to appkaint, another, whigh two ointiliitte shall
- niecciel-conferenee encl . :wrung° a iceate of priees
—rise,aini fall—and then go to wort: and send
semi vital, if possible, before Whiter, down to
i re.or,*.: per ton and . bold it there until the
inenlnls the Upper Itegions will act In good
'faith; ICA is too late in the season . fir this; ac
cept:snub modification - 9 1 1 the optrators' terms
filleted as you can get, ffilii work .the season outo
with the understaittling.that the ittrovii conrse
Will he Pursued. neat Spring if Ltizerne will lint
then-jeitilyou.• I.ct me urge norm "A ititspett
able:bliner,"'enti his coulpeers, these consider
ation's. llie men in the' Upper; Regions who
sold t themselves no thei monopolists are the ene
.tnit-n you have to light, and clot viiur employers.
You have the power, If you malt diserecuy, t 3
Oompascs your obJeo. an d .redeent labor 'in 'it/4
121:1Eregiusis and (lay your - example)..eltsewhere.
YOU have also the power, by per:axing pair
preiient course, of ruining. our enipleyerm; but,
if you do, you wilt. surely 130 buried undertheir ,
ruins. , .
l'eintit a friend, a working Man for twetity .
years, to invite.you to the exercise of adittli k itf,
that. very uncommon faculty, , .`' • ..
i neonates Sesse."..
firiiß# AND REltVatieutz. TUGS* ITI7O .2CititD
DIIEM. . .• i i ,
. ~
- .M [:skins- EniTuttl:—Allonc: Hie 'through' the
coltunns of your worthy papor 0 may ii. Word to
niyieo-Laboters, with regard to the vdneatielial
eldUnin of this paper and the :4'6o:tramp. ~
' For the last six !lentil/al-have nxamined every
issue. of this paper . wish hitense interest; indict--
paling a good trefit by reading the educational"
etilhimi ; •butso Many 'tithes halts:- I ; been, distap -
f peihted, [fiat I've come do the itdltelusieli that
as none ethers will ciontrihute, I, will try what I
eau do,' hirtlir What..l write -will hot prove pala
table to any more ; , professional brethren, it will
eeet.ainly be soething for thinn .to criticize,
which must ueeessarilY'aivalteit- their latent in
telleet,; which otherwise .'wouldliave remained
deer:butt. Now, I thinl it, is a disgrace to the
t,ailurs of Schuylkill ChuntY;hot to contribute
;something It, the vole - mint of these papers, when
It the proprit•thrs or,the sante Upon them ; (as i am
i'ilitorined,) gratis.. This is something every
' tilieher owes to his palling, and should at least
write something Mice a year, anyhow.' The
niedimil mad stitiscribes l,r, and ,contributes to
a Medical journal ; . the lawyer; dyes the name;'.
~the faidehauldlial his -istientuie journal; and so
it its: with .all other ealliiigs. ..;Why then, it is
na.tairal that Weinexperientssl 'teachers should
l i kiksoritivetlutrational i•oluiiiiilroni those whh
t•ita•etin the calling, and pfeli t by Limit-sugges
tio 3."•iow I have been in titteaulanee at the
la r ttl tive County Institutes, the objeet of which
was to . - de>fness.'schbol Matters, and profit' by
each ether'suggestions. The chief subject,
wlii.•ll'seeiiied 0 agitate- all tit flip lit,t'ies.., wits
tiraiiiinar;i: • ': „
Don7t-mistinderStand inc, reader, I haVe refer: ,
enee th thee gentlenien Who gay:, their expert=
epee in teaching the subject,. not It's •anatysts.
Al my co-laborers are.iware deft Ile•.reare three
gratle3 or certificates: these wli‘i excel , nil the
calling, tioltling pormafienv . , - and the-other 'ex.-
1 retile, bolding petivisienal. ••).Now all teachers;
it: is supposee:tscsseAs avast inimont of knowl
edgc., Joel those le fitting permanent certilieatei,
beside*pinisestsing. this vast uhimint-of k floild
edge, almi have the ticl•to impart it: Talent is
something, but tact is evOeything ;talent is
pewer, tadt is skill; taleid is • weight, - tact'is
inoltientitto ; talent '-knows what. , to 'ile•, , tact
kiiiisi - sliow to do it. ilert..:e, the necessity of a'
county Institute' fir the :behetit Of t1i0..•,•e hold
irif peovisielial evrtiarldes ,Iti:lt teem being - lt
chiiimunion far four or fire iley:4 with tlesicnlio
1 iossess thiStied, till - may a•spiire li, bee this is
far from being the ease: • . .
As I' ye :tire:llly sdidl.llzaillnlat• Wais one of the
prim.' nal topics dwelt on at the la4t . County an
statute. 1.-must say it was •really unitising to
hear isich man give his own •'-fret inetliod,''• and
Cell flow well lie•stieeeeded with it (he thought,
So, bht the I.l'th:ire!' Mena he. taught will not
*nen they - wino to the use- :or reason, f and I
Muse 5..3; there wen. about us -whiny "pet.nietli-
ASIN'', 'AS speakers, a n d there ul4O aro' , • a debate
Area ;hot for a whi le,) in wki di th • began to
denounce each other's Methods': •Fit • , when
they fait° ti, know. themselves, they Coileurred
in their arguments by sayijig, "welt; I Illealilt
that - ,-- 1 -'`l would do that too"',- : --''lwould, not
eitlier"-"l.,tlare• say the gentleman mit he other
ittle of the rotrin misunderstood me,'Mid so it
ended. ~ The president- called them' to Order
told tlieni the lime was up for that topic, aukn
that it wohld betaken up again the following
day, but never was. Now all tile del liters eon
eurred in their arguments I•ut,-iikevertaine to
Oily definite - ..canclusion. .: Noir wu number a's
}intim about as much when they are done as
- iiefeie. •
• ''.'ilthengh. I haven't . : had any experience in
teal lting Graniiiitir, I ant satlatied i fain give &I.
` .,moil a method as any orthese,''pets,r and bad
st . great • donee 'to any something .at .1%1 shisnoy, , :
hut' (lift not, simply fur -two reasons: -.First,
rThere were a hall dozen men Who lesci a -ten-j
dewy to mm191) . 0112.6 the Ilisir, and paid little ;
'Orlin attention %outliers whatteVer ; and, i‘erenit
,;reen isttliat my experienceln• teaching coin-
'pared with those already named there is as big !
A contrast as between mother and child, and bit
ing taught in Inv youth "'That children should
bo ;Seen, but not invird,': 1 niilitiot appall:.
Intring my school days, I studied Ctranimar
fir-two years arid a halt; and was taught .by u
itutelier - who bud hiS•pet-niethod.',' tine class
prepared eardo. 1e40401i to.xittlieti its, illart4•l4' re-',
:cited well, could decline , Conjointly, sa i d answer
!ittlinitims very retslify, and Could, parse, .very
;well' when alleweil • to guess telittle at . the -ease.,
land verb, and as kr pilling whether : a Verb
~ was transitiVe or intransitive, that._ wits all eon :
,tititiil.to guess work,: and yet our teacher natter . -
•,:isi himself that-lie Was very t4itionlli willl his
alratitimir cheer. We were ;pretty, bright in
parislit. from our t:ranunars,..with ;non for a
It..ieiter, antisifider the, roof of the, mahout; but
•ifwe iirl•re taken out of the Jathool,' and required
• •
i W parse from one third rtraders, and under a
.i:traiige teacher, we,would -ibelest.• • Now this
shows than we anemerii.eil all, but 'undeiktood
1! nothing. , [Leis true that weleinildparse, answer
i 'detiliitienti, otc..`butlivii mei-halide:it way;, and
i 1 knOw that whim Flea mehhial, if I were put to
'. a teat and:yulleil on tO'ilatille, tlit! li ne parts of
speech, Leitinbt whether I! eaulii„ .i perhaps I
t Omild if I were . in the achnil hoit4t; but, not
elsewhere. ,So much fee - ”pet meth. ds." • . -
• Now I think tlie•letUher Who dindi•rtakes to
instracta claim irt4ir.unuiar 'Should .Ifa ' so fa
, hillier with • the subject that itall.text books
were excluded he could write one himself; and
• furthermore in starting a claw in tit smear, all
that the'primary•book nonfat-in can and mhowid•
i bet taught Without books, bY,w_ritinginichiesseu
;asnigned oh the board and reqn:re iA pupils to
I take a oopy of thriname on paper, and. prows
it. • Thiti process, continued for sometime, It
: will lint bn long until the-children will have the
- Whole primary book in pattiphiet form. When.
• this 'primary book *finished they ; will, look
nYtte it with triumph; and feel that they'vedone
1 Some work ; now, and not till now, thOy,are itt
;to shifty from a book. - • ..1 ' .
, .
lime is One difficulty to lid overcome in 'start-.
lug a elms'. In Gamittiar. It Is thlit lffilidren
hear theirparents and other's tell !tow they used
to!prepare their. Glantinar 'wheti ; they went ki
school, lutd titiWtliti-thaelier used to Whip thorn
. i
• etc...
' - NOW thisle.soiis and diut4tetra form tin 'deli
that the study of filitunmar is something awrui
: difficult.' Ilenee;.. In starting out,. do not let
them know you are talking aboutttrammar ; no
sureais you do you'll be unsuccessful.' . . • -
In.'reading over a liundier 'cif the -- („•ranithwil
and( hints-ries of later date,; I 'find_ that most all'
el,theni were written in a series of-letters !rein
! father to Nell„ l'hls'.weeld, I tlifnic,• .4is An .6*-
relleOt way 0 teach the subject at the present
:tithe, foothe very night or•one 'of our ticidein
text bioks frightens a 'child; for '1 yeinenther
when if.,Was a selionlblr, watt Itittg faces'4 l !
made on being pr West to the C•ramiliar Oats;
• : ,New,nly lesson is ;dune; :aid in concluldino
would say toi . all those .11:11 i -Perhse - this, that
should any ungrammatical ciiiiiioitions -isothe
•tutder. your oisiervation, that you Will overlook
Wein andattrthute ail Of:at7 •tb"pet . nle i t . h t f i. itts. ia 7
.
_ ..,
Beer
following lan a
ren' bYn stafri:9r-
Beer aanett. Thom : ii `lanzuage on the
tot di vet of the Preddeney t when approached
with reference - to a 'nomination' : No, gen
tlemen ;I Ilfelre that you do nothing In that
direction, ftirl. should :notaccept a; .nomina
'Lion for the Presidettey'lf offenal Mc. and I.
'wish my friend 4 to unileratand it, and not.to
.think of nto conitectbizt - With 'Abet Once.
lily mind la fully Inade.u - p : on. that point. 1
bare learned the tradeof issoldier,tutd what-,
Ilikeeede lini*lutd his come front my ,
ticking to my WO, and I am. no* too old
to learn another. - Beside% I have - tort much
;reOrti for my country ton be ! 4 : lll 4italoYtil
mu that, dale!, • 1 - -• •
7 - --Too' liug jigeh kernelir ore polkOn
' ..
, wain.= sox sits — mama' awsuest,
. t .
. SZIERIDAN i S LAST urren. -7
•q, •
i-- z,...... ,
• teeneralinictriliaiikin Troy Valle th e:
rnalos'orliaj. Gen. Tirana* Jay Ins ukf**louoiorir :
to harts!, dtd not May to take .oarti In the funeral.
carsincarles, tea lett that city- fni grist baste that ii .
might Win l'Alkidalphia - ut an 6rtiy hour to WO )
Pitt Ina diasari.] . •" , :•' • ' *.,
rro PICIIAP, the sates st break of day -'•
Bassett a message from Philielelpht-s. - •
asylng: - ann. Ittl yourself, 1.1111.: • torn - coati_ -"
From mourning Troy t , Leave - rap Thomas," dead,
For the Cavalry foist, and the Coo !louse spretet,,
By way'of his stomach, into his rtuind
The - message flew on a fragrant wind ;' • : ,
And *Wilt as he rode from Winchester tortn,
When Early, early.,done Wright right,hrown:
.itfter:yawninglind mann - Ling his aching head,
He sprang in",.ot haste Avid his .Troy-Uousti bed.
f...._
Oat by the depot, the Iron-horse Stood i - --
Snorting. and taking in wager and wood:.
.'TIII the "Game Coe". " wikh his sears, , autl i
And orderlies, mounted Bid waiting clim; ,
When, ...ir like a mad butt, going it tkii- 'll, '
It sped.tduug with la; tender t.willuth t . -1
• ,
litits . roaeand tell, Hite stoess and gold- 7 • ' 7'
When Erie 1.401'd it and Fisk - coat roikii -:
And tt steamed Ils strength thronghlts hod .34cryCil
As It hew 111,:e Ughtnling sruuud the curve.,
-hnpatleut to bear the selfish and vain •
Lime Phd. to Where tiststtug wauson'Ognlzt,. • •
Across the kingdom of-Camden -Amboy, . •
Thh'sty, and hungry,. the broth of a boy,"
node b y ex pro's. ezpresigy to cunt ,
In the quaker City., Sat'llay„ at Mae • ... •
lie sat,---three hutired utitcs unuy
Pecan the spot wlteretho tiatiOSISS fi4l'llllV%
In the arms or iteath;- - -itke a royal beast, -
Fitting himself atlaregal•least,..,
• •
Then he,res.toSintridtres gtettrie ride!'
May himself and pleasures bertifiltiditiott[
. .
And may ills rudortbd, 'Revd, • c.
Who glorified hins i ntni painful has steed, i " -
Run his fingers o'er the strings of his - tyro .
Anti sing North weirliss.:l trembly 'With lie,'
ilatv bls dohty hew With pregnant grcvd . •
Len our Thonans' body in nervous sper.it . '
'hr join his friends in a friendly teed. •••
And let-him paint, for the Woriil to admire,
• A pleturV.—ltr tihttance - , form of lire
Writstling with- Peet :t.• A blue wit:l
planar,
' A Cross in amatinOsphere of gloom_ •
Naepnlehre. Around it tear, • • •, -
A nattom—bi lig off:l4w li r eroinirs
An engine via l indiforcant.— foreground,
A fast—with lrottles,atui pun - lets around.
. -
fecal pitOnt . s6 llotiOi. :
•
2.Seentn st-line first Iluirrtiosi: 211 cersts . 1141 , ,. 4ac_s, 44444
quent lusertioh. -
Itrrn. • ttl'l:NlNte•. - ••. 1 / 5 1( 0 .
N KW - , '.ra PI VI Nei • tint tki.-z-31exs rm..' W A Fi it •.t
at the New Union' Ilan Pr' tilAtts
tltur . . n Ilaltanluiskto,beoir the •
Vi* i lave ri•etiveitfr4lll New 1't,r.14 and rtiijkl-
delphie their new • Spring' v.tileit of gilud.,
714111 sliadipt of rklltc Povettnt,, 'Faey and IMter,l l ,o" l -'t
Silks, new shades utall, wureiSprine, Poplins, isprinl, , •
M:lnden of Al Art6r4„ Prench ro!ci: - .tdailti_Nt e
eitra moires .•if lilsola Alpacas Ls-citins,- . Latigi du hi , its; I
Prints, tfdtihons, thostierl, tilirvos; Eine i a -ehrend
and llntidkeretnets, new Spring
shades of , Kitt Glove*, I ''.ad llntr 1'116104 :isrltelletr,
'lloopSkirtt,,ltens and „Boys' t`xtstitteres, .Vottott..., I
aien - Le.. Are.' They nee: %bete , ailtnose.4tork - of
' rorel.gn attnl box:neatly 'galas; eutnphewltt sal olepArt,-
, menls,.at the lowest ogees of , the day. Sp.
tent lon e ated to thelt , ..slocii, .ttier live.
I'EttrFer IGt/tID, • • ' - . •
careful Inspection auntrompari.inu desired, psi te,,s
not null .eannot be undelsekl.
Aprl: r, '71 . 1-7S- It —l7-1t •• • • • ••• •
' •
Szir.e.tv. pay/111.411s restinted ' •
."I,ny Goons or nhte-.w.ar.ottrem at
: 4 1.1tel Al. KA I.r: of .I)fi.ss /odds ot'llatltultre.:
J. tiAz.LAND a t».,.'61 Centre st . '
Pit! Nvs. Nip V. yang, fur mie 4olliir„ut • Gall:Ana's,
:61 Cent re stmt, silver hl rh:toge... A 1.111 10. a/.
NNW' PATIT.JINS Jura. receives at the t:4yn.l.:..mhtl
•Tri 'en tn - , street. be lOW American
•11.0u,4% L'INNV I le. 11-ti• 31:1601E PA 'LA Sll.
07..rt.:v. tmots tor s impertor Oyster ; WO' 4.1; POt.tb.'
Utility nod t.i.ttotk Paltuturunt., No. lilt l'entrii ittnv,t:
Print.* rmluona. to mutt. Uto time. • Clitil,tuitl• ;t.ty
vourtinlvlnt..
nod "Lino leall 1:loqoyall
”I" the 11114-ot iiilitlitiefit,i)..l.Siiiitil'ict.7etitt;e . !.+ 4..
' •
. •VitENC3I. rAupgl).l.i , s EN Pit 1.1..5; In.tauttftil arti
cle D. A. tisalf.li's, Cettir&titrort. • .• .
JO. .
. ,
-•, , •
Tlig-l'itrt.OS.tritr or litt.fitlir-VCl::g 1. - AT r.l)-
E*l.l4E3.—Will people never learn II) hunk I41:1L dis
eased:4ll:er and stomach necessarily disci - flit+ the en- .
tine gystem! The plaineitt Prinetples qtesultiteun,..
sesiseleach this, awl yet there arc tintWeilS
ridicule the it.lf.;ntid continue in'thel,itfintst.
t/Ititost ittiivitably brings them prentatureiN . ; td the: -
grave. Living maJOrity t,..f the people (6"4 tit
complete variant*. with tile laws of nature._ ft rodit
he apparent to alt that, sootier or later, initureWiLl
revenge herself: Hence we thrl that. persota.l
indulge tai excess I.n the use of very rich' or ihtlif.
•gt.till hitt food or Intogiditing drinks, Invariably paite
whiney penalty in .the end.. The stomach:
disordered auil refuses, to act; the liver .fe.ils to per,- •
for* its fumettortsolyspepsia. and itsattendant evil!'
anti Still the suffering Individuals pershit lii
dinging to 'the tkoronghlv\expl.xled ideas otqlrit.
psis. tlr, liell.E.NClVti medicines are nsguntaentleit
to all such:' They., bring ''sure. ‘ -and eertaln.
wherever they are mint as titre...l4lr; !...nd all Vint Cs
necessary to establish their reputation with. every
ailing 'Man or woman In the laud is a fair antlint-
liartial trial of them: LM those wimatre
on this . . fsuint,,and who have permitttal interests 0
persons to preithliee' them agatiat those now et l&
bratest remedies' fur Consumption,.
prejudices, anti' lie governed lei' the principles tit:,
reason and MlllllllOll [:ease. If the systentis ttisaar
tiered depend ups' it, in nine -ewe's out of ten. the
k seat of the disonler will be found. ha the shall:ten ,
Land liver. To cleanse • titut.it a r Igor:tie Ilie,stomach
7'atttil to tat I otttlitte the Ilviktto m't 1 0 11, 1 -hie ,••
k K'S Ni AN it RA fie daily user.., :tin- .
th'ese....fdlls' L. the is,' .eviitsuce of
theft value- Thottsatt.ls upon thonsztothe of boxes'
use soil dally. Wiry I. I•ittatlity bucause they. oft
promptly and etlIC w - ho' may au at
Y fwd WllVelliellt to cell - on • lin pi,r
son arc informed tliat fail and t oittplete direct to•lie•
for•tt accut iy-.eai:r' p at•::a reel the ff.
I'vf.mtts lc .sti aut. ANL; SEA ,
Wki.l arriPCbmstinip-,
lion unless the 1n112% etre go fat gone I Intl the 1:441 ht.
is k.ntirely beyond the feted, of metlieal '
It may lie asked by those wlm are.ftrehtid f.tittinar
with the virtdes of th-sc great reMedies; lrl low al.,
lir. St '11.F...NCK%-4 met:iciut , s theft. their Wonderful
en rot of -cont.utniatioti, '
'ls • tne. They wino trietr
The answer I a• still pie of
work of restdration tddiri.ting the stomach; liver'
and bowels into an tarp Vefhealthy - lOU. ,dt is
food that,yures this formi tMle•alise:n4t.
M.S.SDICAICk: net on the lit antaiti ' stoma,
mounding heult ay.,_Kwrrt mai removing the . bile
adni Mlitell rez,ultcd Man:lee or
torpid coedit ion of then organs and an' the tyr fedi
generally. T.lds shiggisli state Iltidy, 1111,1 t :4e
consequent accumulation of Cu. unlu-ulthY sub
,stattic as tanned prevent tile prop t rditto of I. oil, .
'and aa a Mil r,II creates disease. wh len
iesufts in most rat lon' till 4-1 II natty in
asctitcses Prl.7.loNle :41 irt - I.II!iiIS%AWLF aT e ii.
when taken regularly. With the Mod, aid the
nigeative orguas, uttke -gasad alit bhssl, and- as a
hat oral etni.l:lll:4.llee;give Celt :tad sr*. rength to the
p.m tent. Let the flealty say what it may, this is the
only - true 'eine for eon"u I...xperience
protect It 1..03 n o d the shadow of a don at,-and thous
ands ar' to-ti.ty a'd VP mid well whoa; few vearsad nee
were rattarded ILA 11411 , 14,.. but who weir
dtlfcsl to try Pr. Ist;lll , .Ni2K:t4 rented ica, and wera,...
redored to te3ratinaMt tise.
11)11,.• of th - e.lirst :steps the' phySleitin should take
with a consu in pt ive,patient is - to 'lnvigorate the
:syiatent.• Now liow - 1. tilts Ili I>r c knelt cer,tainly
no.t. hr 'giving medicines hat exhaast and enervate- , :1
medicines r instead of improve , the Mite
tints he cstave Jl•snor s,
aa %e 1..; he stomach and leaWels of all.; 1
imbstctices a latch rtit , t - r4colated to Irrit'ziti or Weak - ell
thelll. They Create an tippetit , —promaite healthful
ilige-tiori—make oast ttlasid - , - and; 11
the) ii ilgoraale iiiial , a4rengtliandloant Ire systnnt,
and mom estweiall,e Inanepdrts' at'.lilt:h are diseta-cal,
If thik 4,114114;V, be. thaw, theta the ease lutist-be re
garded as a Impeieits one.
If the physician finds ittipa..asiltle.; to inflict , a pa-, '
dealt feel hungry, if theAlisatased petSoh cannot par
take of gissi-tiourbili ink if anti mai properly Aigest It,
It nitnpos.iiiie that he Can guilt lit ileshand strength;
mid it Is equally imp..)akitatto bring tipatleitt to (his
V 411141114011 to 1441$:.11:4 Ihellver is !andel:rata:l t Ans
e/Wed hi le, and the stomach laden with unlit naliY
slime. • • , —.
• Altriost the firiat rentrest made to the pliyalci :n by.
(Nahanni,' Ive patient that has Will pri,eribe Med;
leineS that will remove. or allay the cough;.night
sweats midi ands, which are the stu e Olt tendallta till
.constmiption. lint this t4110t1141 '1,4,1 he done,. as the
cough Is only timelTort of 'nature to, reftete Itself, -
and the nrglit sweats anti elillis are, caused diy the :
diseased Ir ngs. The remedies ordinarily pri...seribeal .
dor mitre harm than goakl. 'They. IMpair tune
!bias of the Stottrtch, tin ItealthY'digest
tiggravute,rgithin than cure the allsease.! 5 . •
Tht.e.• Ig; alter -all, nothing likm farts With - Which
to Sulistrint late a .posii loft, and It hi Upon 'facts that.
In. SCHENCK relies. Nearly all Who iiitvettaken
fits 1111ellkillen In IWCOnillllee W:4 ti1n:`C114 , 11,4..
have not'utay been eared of consumption, hut ; front'
.‘the Met th at these medicines net with twoutierfni
power 111)011 the 'aliite-tlve Ork:14I1*. Val letltS tints
cure I Speedily gain flesh. Cleansing the sy ideinof
all impurities, they lay the , ftintal4lion (far a 'Mild,
snhaitant hal stnteture. Restoring' oigatis; to
local t'' tlieycraatteni appetite. The food Is properly .
ttssl lated; the..quatdity of blood is ibri only. In-'
eras I;'but IS made riot' and strong and In the face
of anal a condition 'of the system lute.niu . itt
be banish. ar
Fur 'lnca - lons necomPany Patch of the hiedicipe.s,-
so that It Is not alksolutelv necessary that patients
should see in. SCIILENCI: personally, .uoless,they.
-desire th'have tAir lungs examincl. 'Far this
pose he 'sat hitWincipal (Mice, Nil. ra Nan La sixth
ht.. corner of (.I.tnt inerce,'Philadelphla; , evc tie;
day, thank' A.M.. until 1 V. . .
Adv tee is given at ehair4e. bit for a lb woligit
eztUnl maim' with thti Item)! • .I.er the a Itarge.6 S. - .
. • Price of the styntp and Siscateed-Ttatile
each, $I 50 pct bottleur $7 5.1 a half dozen. Mitn
tirrtkc Pills ea cents a hex.- Pi-W.loe hyull•Alruggiits..
AprillQ 11l . 16-1 y:
(IMITPATIONAL ..t..ILMEN'T.4. kresh.tti; Ire
N... 1 air Is`a vitalising elixir., Wins-sec itedebarred
-by elreutn • farnses front itarcidricied acceras . .4o tads'
layl s it r ic, but Isawertitt Stimulant. needs tvAnerli-
cinal InvigOrmat of 1140111 . 1 C hind; 'll.e great: idtfcct.
should be to idar<e the heat. PoWlihritA , is api-,,,t,y
gi:o4l gustraiitee of merit in this taerutitalting tool.
Intelligent age, and tried by this eriterion Hostet
ter's Stomach Bitten. stands first ninonglhe Invig
orating anal regultitingredicincs tit the present day. ,
Tti the wants of 'mistrals engaged In indoor employ-
events, especialty ime„ rowdeal Lich:ries where even
with the best possible vent tint tarn the atmosphere
Is always In wane thirsts- polluted. this salubrious'
vegetable tonic 14 peculiarly itdopted. The. nature
of the lugredients bin° mystery. • It consists of Rif
absolutely pure ditruidve stimulant; tineturest--•or
rather surcharged—With tlr'e fluid ext met,' ,44,itania-
talus roots and ,bitsks and- herbs, The pluermaco
pwia has its tinctures, but what ale they, Tl.e juice
ilottly;ft single root or bark ortitant is present in •
each. NIA one of them combines the , three_ proper-:
ties Of a took . nit alterative. and an : I/Inn - lent. Alt.
these elements are blended in. the. hitters', nor. re .
these the sum taint medicinal r ~ .minienalastbrias.
'lt Is also's-blood dorm rent and a Aliti?pa.s . llllAir..
The haleful.etreet which air.' th - t lhoi 1.4411, partl;.
. ally extutusted'Uf Its oxygen by, etment lire:tithing •
iprudnoes on Om vitsithwmiratitfit, is notorio litl
USsa
when tothisdevitalizedatmitiosrti 14 t 4l l 4 'retildett
the mecniUe.vapor of het Air In rnat•es,-ri t • bet-lines
deleterious and. depressing In the est reali.,. Ti, cwt..:
ble the system to, bear up. even for* few turors'earels'
day against the-debilitating Influence or a. vitiated
atmosphere, a' wholeritime tonie• and siterathlt 11 ,-
1 urgently' required. This gnand dialderattun As sup::
- plied In, licadidter's 'hitters. twhietc as a strength
! instaluing.
,Intaith-pineetingjstgertt has, no rival
• either am' officinal oT. ‘ adverthred medicine.... -,
Jart..4ii3O .
. : , - .•. .
•. 1 7 Iy '.
OENCIVNPECTOD.AL.—SiorS. than 'ziutillion .
1 of Ilottloiof this CA' Amat Medicineibutre. been 'sold'
In gift ye.trs; and thousands In , *been , cured brl.
The atugh aecompanying any ordinary cold and
distressing cough of Consumption have 'alike yielded
to It. It
,Is Or the grentret yule, to the community;
arid no LOllytthould be without i la_pleasani
to the taste.. It Is 'pri.pon,l byLEVI - OBER.'
itdurzco,...t Philautplittillia, and is .old by Dr.
ttrwlll.NsoN, Mn. SAYLOR, POttir •
vtli fr e4ana I.y tic ccrly every Unities& • tonkkeeper
at ins a 1,..tti0. Des .
13 E RY SAYLO.BI3 itiLD Orts
The vrent es welled remedy; for itheatnatlam;
Neu nalgla, sprat 11% liru 'sew, ‘llllblaink.
Wiltrnew ar tl:e Jukthi, de. Posseoging anon
twain les as a Liniment, it will pro'veStreit a friend
In every ([unity in canes of Itneurnationt and Neu
ralgia, either ollghthr seriona. It Is lalwaps ready .to
redeye pain' Thia I.lnitnent ling bee% in nanfor-tne.
bon fifteen yearn, and hia.4 given
,ontito
. oatiotWetion..'
wherever it Ines been used. 1 - • • • •
Yrt-iatro and said by UM; C BAYLOR. NO; .2011 .
Centre Si., Pottsville: Agent at Minerwrlne. LAW ;, ;,
RI NCI : lirugglouq .H. D.
AIZK, Orur/bd. 7-4—tid
1t1:30IIGH. OOLD,OB ROHR :I: OAT TIE
. attains Inammliste 'attentidtt. „
Magtleceotten results In att. Insurable C
'Lung Mies*, 1111OWN'S
AL TROCHES will most invartatal.) '
eve Instant relief 'Poe littoNetana4,, I '4
A: ll2l l 2 4;CAT.kitittl.OMatait*lVU,Stid = -
TanaaT'Dmaaam o they-have a somidai
, SLNORSS dnd PHEW arktv4itB am Ham) to
Caw And litanagthes The 'MC. *
' Owing bine wad reptattationaia pupgium4.7 of the .
Vacant; many worthiest cold chew 6,44 . 044 4 Mit
Irrentrithiels are good for satiting. attu*,l‘;?:illiTAlS
SHOWN'S URONCHIAL 111.0cm,04,4
•
- mita cyanTinunt.
113-15-11nt ,
APRIL; 1870.
Wartiago
•
' HATIL;—IiItIiMAN-;-Oa the 14th Inst., by her. Jost
lieo.)4lllolll.r.Totirr BATH and Miss F.:I4MA. dui:mil
ler of lithystnth littpliwn„ . ).sq., all tt Pottsville.
j,g •
Clitir„. on Saturday
evenjnot„'A pet Itith.nt the house or, he bride's po -
rents, lrf- the liew;titantuel liorwell, M I.),tvto
*Lwielf.llo Ines MagmA et.lrrottn, all MS!.
Peatbi:
IE3
IlftEN NEI In this BorOugh on Frlay 111 orii
April 24 Fiat:mama• in the qat ytlir or .
hteage. . - - , • -
The Itierida• and •relatlves oft%-the 'family ate re
spectfully Invited to. attend.iblii funeral frt.na us , . •
rtidilenre tot hiss con-in-lard. tircirge ; KirieVey, F., a -
Oriegia4 SL. ot.t.-Mpnd ay aftertaxmat Yofclock
_
BALIALIT-o.ll:the 17111 Met- In Springville. V, .
mine county; Pa:. Jamey ! lA...mac:ea GI Yell
7Tiwsot formrrly realdent nd Ilotelkerper or M Id-
' 4leport, title County.,
7rORREII,-On che 13th of. Aprit, la Plc:grove, _
polt.VA Voltaatt,age3 20 years. •
FE'LTY-On Eith Init., in Pinegrote Tow est: t 1,, ,
'Minton H nisett, son of J no. and Elisabeth
aged ISt Mentint.. • '
GLE,V-rDepartild'thist life, April Id, .3tott.
GI.Kg, Wife of Mr.-Joirutlleu, In the 70th year ot
.lLore thin half a cieittury hazel:int:nl of nee t he se
hu.shand and thedecessed were Ind ted
' view!. hy theltev..liamitet U.,Wylie, D.. of l'i I in.',
rturnber Of years they ittetemeleher.
of Dr. Wylie a k.thurch. Removing from thenee 't
• I'ort • Otrtxut they "Owitiod. with - the , Prentlyt.
Chards Inlhat ptnce. Twenty-one yeasichnie paw. :1,
.eurny aineethelr tinlort.arititthisehurtif , "Ltd:
lirtshrind.and affectionalt% children - mourn' the n !.
- genre Of the departed. Hut their grief is'asnunged,
cud theynre comforted -by happy. vidences that it...
departed, though now a I from tholbotly, In`pre
ent with the Lard 7•
_ .
• •
• lIIUTON-.Anthis Bo nth, on Sunday_ ,
April 17, ANN' Ilitacros .uf,
, daughter , Mrs, C.l4,:ikr•
- neaten, aged 44 years.
• ,
.MI.TRA.IIYon Wednisay,, 20th init., Mien t.i.
Muttenv. aged SD years.' •.
I . •
.Fteneen).trcirn hts late - residence. t7en ;re r. .
Sian rday,2l4, at .9.4 „o'clock; A. M. Relatives ii.
frieralsare respeethilly Invited.
•MY kit-Ort thellth of? April, 1170 Si/my u:i.l- .
LEN A )1 . YEN. Widow of the late Philip Myer, aged Li,:
years, 6 months and 21 days. • •
Al;eading psperwnleatutcopy. . • .
" -
't-.IrIINE.CR P HOn'tne lath tnnt.. In rinegrove Twp.,
Attit,t.tt i km Sem:EC:C..lllOe 60th year 01 his age.
NOIEEI,ER-On the Sth inst..l,ll Intiewrove. Wm.
A.% Witv:Et.r.it aged IT years 7 months and 2 day,.
pt g a(
I..;STATE=" , 01`.".70NA.THAN l 3 Huga, DE=
- -.A.T.A.S ED.—Lec of',AdMitlif ttu tzi t l,l •
bitiathau Schuh', late- oft e Borough ,it •
i'ottivellieT,' - deeemiett, having Leen ted to t he
dersteneit, alf. persons •hating c ins or drittahil
toultuottlir , eidate ofstild decedent; err requestell
Jmake known 'the iatcet to them without delay, awl
thobe liiiteliteibto the , extuto to make ituntedhite
"fkarldeat'::" • • MILTON BOONE, '
No. ls4'eetitre Street.
VANti: ,
„..• • • FiLLIEIII, • Wir- Tal.t."eut re street.
•• , •
- ' %. • 1G•
- I_;,/31 7 -ATE OF 311.4111.E$ GAOST.L.Err.-late
-.:NearAUtttle'rowtishlp. deceased. Letters or A d
totnlstrittiop thwitigheerhirmtptc!d tO the littrtoterther
II twin, the.otxrce.e4tote,.alt :persiitot indebted- to the
Rallkle; are. reques . :ect to - woke pay , Oteitt;ltiel oe
imp tag i-laints to presentAbetit•to .
• -• ANN GAITNTI.F.TT4'
, - br.her At torney,te DAVID A.
....001re.-N - u:l79eentreatreet, ,
' • • ' -- Ifo-no:
•
T. Evrtris'• .op • Ari.strisrieirtainorr
I he oatitte'or 111. ichnel. Connell. latent' die Itoni
of, Pun. Cartattioleeetsletl, having been grant Au
the tautertigite:l;alP persons haying:gallat awn td.
theei:tate are regnetned to present Aber:tine-to the
tintlerstaufal, those trulebtetl,to wake , pay tilu
Nrith9lit - . .
• AN ND COI , : ,NRLT4 Atlinx., Part Carhon.
or to ih Lt/1.47.11TtL. her. Atturuey. Putlaytpe.
77t.t. r. , • : T 1,5 r 6L t
Pit ~: $0.1. c - anti, . i'i'o _Pt.::
r' s QR . S./iT.M.-2...eluirrels genuine Early (;,..).1r tell
..1" and IlarrMon t4Ur:tl Potatoes, at. $2 per barrel.-- . 4
Addri,k.e. . - -.... E. ClAVJQT.Tainagna.
r Apr111.1.10.-:•73,511}-:-lut ,•. . • • ' . •
__...... •
•..
FeQB SALE.A-Alleiuse and Lot In.lticliartbe .Ad
. i i too to rottiill le., Terms. easy Apply to
i i.
tllo3lAli It. AV' LE:EIt, 14.32 3inlianiongo St.:,
1 - `,..itinv Vile. r . .'. ' ' ' ... . . A prll 1 1 . '7U.:--15-13P. , . 1
DN.& ti mr/.17:, IA-lIALL.—V4e• Uatier.l3o l . l
.k is
J. olters.fdr..KX or ItliNT Ills Well know], aiot ,
Lkipill,tri WWI. "A. good tenant v table•ofiteoplio; a
,Fiest.(ldss ifidet, , Andi secure a faV Wahl(' 1 , 01i.' OIL I be
above for a lerin . .nf flv,, or ten yea . All iierese..ary
v
,ipialri wilt. be: load° as soon am related:, Noe , ii, .••I •
appty.who barn' not' Abe weans to refurnish the
greitti.inxirLon id. to house.. .. • - . ~... .
. . L . , ' II P. 1:110,\V N.
...Potisvillel Apr IG, .o—brtf-ilittv ' 4 .:1
s' - '
. ' ••
•
----,,,--
. - rci VET fiIitOXITLY.--The sectiittl.tyily of 11,e
• / prvinbles' ovicupied by. Nteiell ,S: &earns, :So. i 3 L
'anti . l3li gcntrblitroot, Itarlog'a-eonvenlent ottodde
eulianee, and well soiled for coin inuoleat log olliee t .,
or -might:be sr,ranged. for a small finally with, ,a,
littlevlilldrtin. - ~ J.:. Al. (lb /81. A N P.
—Our Ice Cream Salon-and Dwelling adjiti it
'o. 1:121 li also open Loa good tenant wit t it,
•are.dull. : J. m. 1%
lu g (
tirtl44s
'14..1473t
_
third floor in Seitz'
• Wit: (. 4 faitre'St.,lrtstbsVille. Apppty lo •
Jari 2J' , 770.4-1 f • A. J. 1.141)1..A R. -:derviaint'N 11.4,
.tilo.ll' EIAI4E.—A* Five. Ton Loentnidfre, i
tur44outicunige road. Itas been used for
Ivezilug eoal nrul coal.diri. at the tultlet.,and Ix in.ml
1 61'0 14 . 4 UFA.). W. SNYI./Eltj'tats\inle.
rdH'SALE.- and Engine. Slope I (Atm.
../.'ll/1111.Eu.gitte, Boilers, °Mee, Shope, St de. d
lately,- occupied by the Primrose and reach. Urehar‘i
Coal Cu.Clair. Will be pply to
. . !FEN ltY C. IiUSSEL,;I.4-.Mallard.ou r St.
• 14011 RtNT,—Twoonickin
lug,-corner .eeond-aild Mulintitongo
rowiession -April Ist. Apply to 11 r.
glih,.lteal , Estate Agent,-lb fithitutongo L.
• Mar /11.-tf • ' • - . • •
TIVVE - LIANG HOUSES FOR FIA.T..E. -•:•,;;;
../..:1 - "11 story krick,•slultantoitgo ritrytt. "
•2 t trec-st O ry . brick dwellings, Tilt stretl.
Atliily to 11. C. 'lttiSti,EL,, heal,Est4to Agent.
llahatttongo Street. : Jan.
,
FOii•SA.;;E.—A I.6coniotive;
A-toot gauge ntatl. Ilus Iss•ti u4sl.for et/llNe> -
111,44 'coal lostetstl dirt at the taints, watts In good Or
-der. .Apply to , UEO..TV.B"; 11./Kll. Potreo:111Y. .
'January 1; .1—
,
. -
j, d 8 LEAHEr - Tttie aiilualtic trait - of Coal; i.atal
/ k - as Hob!). ct. taabroner -Tenet. la 3111 -
ford, situatrti in Itlytbetutd iiebuyik-111 Towtuiltlp9,
mat cotthiiniag; about :3 - :10 acrie:‘,.is ffiTedlo
it poll Teasopable tertus: ,- -.Apply to
ISANICA'S, Agent
Feb 17; - 139: 9-tt l'ottaville or Port Oarboti.
O.ft • SA,LE.—Tlnther leave of W) acre* ot,woo
F
land, In Lieluuton Cuantke six. males sent'. t•t
Unegrove, along,' the line of The Lebantin and
grove Railroad: The tiniberisTrincipally talk., A
,'• ;MASON- EIDNI.2I N, Votter Ile, Pa_
or, id W.3ltittlildWElD3lAN, Union rolge - •
'121,• :7 :31-tf - • :red . Lebanon Ctti, Pa.
r i OR . LEASE.—A Valuutile.ltentte on\ lite 14201-
1 NICYIII, and SKID MORE Viq.N.S. , 4
, tri tit *it. Run orune mile in the Mahantsy Valitty, tut
pant ng SE. Apply Lu; -
feItANV Ott itrtit,
• 'Real Dilate Agent, fillider Teriuee,rrottsvtile.
Oct., %it, ',03-1:1111
DESIRABLE RESIDENCY: FOR SALE. , .-
,The laultai:tiber offers foeinsie his double ry
brichslw el I it tic. corner of tith and Schuylkill Acenur.
The grunitan attached (I!4'.actels) wre, under I
liakt ion awl :Well !stocked with fruit trees, nhrubl erls,
• rot: terunt, and fur.thoelittattnation, apply Iu
IS Mahan tuts) st . •
Feb -12,, '7to - - ,-t t ..•
O R E A 13 E-7- - AORICULTURAL PARK
1 HOTEL;—The undersigned olllcers ~r
the kkltavl [I Could , / Par* Aitanclat ton will recelri•
'proposal; tar.a k lte Neara*,Learte of the Hotel I\ll4i
hog:- tints payable yuitriorlyin tulvaace: l'oases-
Ohn glven t.m. the Ist day of-Audi, IS•Th.
• • • ' •I. WOMLLSDOLLI , ;, Pees%
it. ZAT:11C11211, -- Stre•y. - • •
Feb ' 6.1 f
A TALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE:
V_, , F.l4:ven 111 feet low . fronting on num near
I.li4traetttrret,are'otWreil limn $ll3 and upwartlx.
.P L
avenersta in SW monthly, instalinients. Apply to
-HAL, Coat lama., near
_lt. R. Depot. ~ • •
Pottsville, April 14, '7O-7*.16-11 , •
MA CELTNERY FOR - SALEI,-One borne - I:II
o*, tuutp shalt and. gearing; one 50
engine; drum,.pump shaft and creating; one:Xi lion .11
engine. 1 Loiters. le feet fan, and steak ; one la Inge n 1
Pole pump, and Wayarda ;Column pipe t eiglw f
• Lei lera,-3d feet Lc 31Inetteat lotof splice platen.
A pplyr to 1 1 , 10 - ROAN & CO., New Th liuuelpleia,.t
April : 2,, a -14-t(} or,by letter to Port (Althea.
EAL ESTATE .6.0 CY..,401.1.1.CE, - 1N SUL-
TiAticArtt.-11:beinkletwiiiited having Lad tr.
ye.. ;Ars experience in Sursaying, Estunination, Ex -
plonitton and Marntgemenj of teal Linda lit ttehtlyt
. kill and 'adjoining Conn ets, respectfully otters
St.rileestirournert. ofl.ausla; Collieries, and Real I
Woof every description. Re la prepared to attend to
I'urclistae and Sale ofiteld Estate. •
• ".Exannitiation and Developtlient of Coal la u de!
Examination and Riverton Condition of Oniiir rtes
:Col [evident of Rent, Paynieut of Taxes.
StirreykaLot&&e. •
. . • YU-ANI CARTEtt.
Rximitastean—Geole IIU Trouttaan, Eint.
dent Central Walkout Baa l Phi l adelphia; Tin* A.
Riddle& C....)..Philadelphist nainut Lippincott, Rag,
Adolph'-:: layaric,,Eiq., Philadelphia.
:.Septenificelt.`l2l . -
. .
• 1 -7°"t-L'A First-elitui White ANJA Colliery
_in
the abanay. Owl I.lold. Lesvos 13 yenta to ru
A. Splendid Farm, :W acres, ou , llle Suaqueliauom
Itlver„ ,
,•. • .
A twenty feet . lot:. in Second Street:, suitable fur
privtltt reaklence. • 7 •
Town lons IMMaltanibreity„ • -
'To -..Leate—Mtuotnotli Skidmore and: Priinrome
Venak, near.,3lahamyy (Att.' • - -
For ()Mee in Silver Terrace, - ,
Itufy 7 .to • • FRANK CARTES., \
Estate Agent ; Silver -Terrace, Pottavllle:
Sept,-K
ICIALUARLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE
V SALltr,-4)ne-twentleth Interefit In the tract of
Coal land; In New Oatle Township, Hetinlololl IN)"
.(known as-the Putt Rintristri Undo ountaining
shout t./ ) &Mrs. .`, .
• •
• it,tract of 220 sores of °DAL and TIMM LAN k.
hi alley Township.
• , Valuable building lots On. Malnustonsv street.
4plentlid - lot on Schuylkltl Avenue, Mt het (mut oil
the A'renuo, and 67 feet front on Church Alley."
Oar'-fourt h Interest An , the "Cosi Rill" Tract of
land in liehdylkill Township,. to
. dose the estate
the'lato'Nft. Sarah }tart,
APpIY I.OIIENP.T itmrritr,
lie e& Estate' and 4nsuratnie, Agent.; No. 18 Malin
rottinrUl*. Ps. c. - Jan. 1, '7O-It-ly
MACIEUNE 41
RY . 08 BALL. '
, • -
Theloilitittag 'llll on luindlit the Duncan
'oter.ponsping engine.. els ty . ' Lome power,
inw all-the machinery coebected with the Lob,
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One hoisting engine. slaty horse , with all the kk 1-
chlnerrt on:tooted with hoisting... _ •• -
' Siz reed fur pimping and hoisting. 1.160 ‘'
feet b 9 thirtrgettr Lucile. In dlametel. w i c k all T
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• °noshes= pimp 7-Ineb (Allison Sc nanium it:3,1. ,
.:•-araitltory article. .. • . -
• The.abOVe antaldnery gee!! C 011,111.1,
will besold reasonably. I = •
Also, cold water pump And tpea. '1 1 7:114 , Ms •
and :14-inch gauge ;24111a;-Trowlias, sheqlx, tiv
24 Wr e' Wagon, and 41 the htalltibiga_in K
,hie i, nqt, . -
tnery, were In.. •
. For further information; Inquire•at the . ranee,:
Fast ;Market at:, or at. the Ihnlean cnillerg;' .
4P•Li .0 ,5&•2...t( , ti A Y Ks. St:l4 .
VAtittAliLE MON' &URN AcE PAC:Pt:h
TY AT PELINATE BALE. •
ot - i. - ..fst ne moat dettrable and e4litahle FURS' ,
PROI'EI Er§ I va-the ttl3 11110)1 Oi V.lgl 7. t
boucle olTered at 'private sale. 'know n nx r
Purnaets. and le situated in t.ohetiantioll '
tiselve miles south-east of .Woddstoek.
Ellin the line of the M. misses t;au
f.Tbera are - 1 six thowand aerce hiod 1- ,
lug ORE of se .rior quality , and'great oditit4o , •
Part of the Fern latildiuss were destrily ,
tire da - fing the late but the Etna. :•,.,
Hogirttfase seretetii Ref.! . Thete
PrePellti , alarge double Deo - 4nel%;
eighteen others for workmen.: This is ti a nt.• •••
tuoltq fgar Persolleterelting pretends. . •
Fos further particulars address Whet
OE O . O. LORDETZ or DAyl Et P.
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SPOT, SHOE, l' S'cl )1;1 .
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b.Cucnrev.i. StAczv CIMISSON -- '
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Boots.Hn •litnl 61r +, in great vatio y,
onautly . on tuiud. Phreireaur ogirmition iNtid •.,
Work.' REPAI RING doue - nuntly,ll4l. mama imt
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