The miners' journal. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1870-1873, May 14, 1870, Image 1

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COAL TRADE A_DVERTISEMEN ' Ts. • 1 . 1 ["!1 . Pilitattlyljiit Ativertistsinti. ••
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. -- 1 port Niclimonb. . ' ' rod Eiclinumb. . • #. • . •
_ • i•• . above Market. -. C. EVERETTS Trans
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=rey cures Ruptures.
, - Pler litio. 4, Port Itiehswisst. • •-• ' ' ' Pier h` - o. 11.1„ Port Inchin - catit Sellinailall NAVIEGATIO; I I..- eßeltaStockt Ein l ; ll ==derßrseets. '
I '' Suspensories , Pile • Ladies 'attended to by ,
WELD ,•NAG LE & CO " AUDENRIED. . e, NORTON I#?L CO. Shipp* riarnallir ASTIMAiTTS COAL all Orseawiehi m ee ,,
. Deblois , ' Weer, fidlaisipids.
,i 1 . . May M;'6B7-21-ly
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XERIOANWA.LTHAM.M7ATCICIIMI. ,•'•
i . Inners 'find Shippers of th Best Qualities • ,
: LEWISAUDENREED 'it Oct' AT TIM COMPANY'S PRICES, and warrant,
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LOCUsT MOUNTAIN AND S ,BCK HEATH ,'t
• Miners and Shippers of , •
a . I - 'AGENTS son ins sai.s. or Tat I - , ed by the Company sent With every watch -
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1 C OALS' - . RP! ST CLASS COAL -w e' rg r#!''''' s ' u liZilw=c..l l6 : l6 ". '
# • • • any address. Orders filled by egproet C. O. D.• *mak
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For ManufactUring and Domestic use, and 1. - k - .1 - e - : - .. '• • : I LOCUST MOUNTAIN.
.:.- 1 p l ii {2os Walnut Street, .Philadelp Address , ALEXANDER R. HARPER, ,' '
0 ChM 110 BroadwaY. ew York. . .• Aprlll6, 70.16-5 t 308 Muni:int 124., PhiladelphM. '
Agents In all markets- _
Street, Boston.. .
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. , FOR THE CELEBRATED . . . From our tw o large and celebrated Collierig ti, ' .. Iv •• 11 Kilby
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Of,)F., THE FOLSOM IMPROVED Twenty- '
' 11 ...RIM DEIL," , - C. F: NORTON & . 0, 4 v0s px,Assote, pRILA... lERABCIL. Bear. Lawn, e1e1t4.40. Five Dollar Family Sewing Machine. The
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1.4 NEKNOTWIL I T E A El li, AND , ,t,,kminyFia,„., 000.DICIIXtE & A3I,)ENIIIED. ! • rails PEATtsoN at ix .. , i. ehetipest First ClassiMachine in the Market. .Agents
'"JACK. S01 1 :•1 LORREARY" COALS. • , wonted tarrery Men. Liberal oommisslon allowed.
wirirais AND Bil/FFElla OF 'nix. • I • • For terms ander - cuter. address A: 8.; HAMILTON,
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i 205'3,4 Walnut StAPldiadelphia, „t-, ceLEBSITIM LOCUST NOMAIS WRITE Jill min ' Gen. Agent, No. 700 Chestnut St,l'htladelphls Pa.
Offices :• , 11.0 Broadway, New lark, ~ , Free Burning Red Ash, and,..‘plendid P:reparation. 1 snits imut ~ 1
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.(„ 11, Doane Street, Boston. • ~
• ', , COLKETT COLLIERY, ' -,. - ..owen, Long tic' Co, 1 • .
ill DAS H. .COAL ..: W. Z EVERETT'S '
ia...m..wia.n. 11.r...vity W. NAGLE. to. suenwlN.. MIDDLE CREEK -COLLIERY, -- . C. Colkett, Prest., . .. 1
.No. 1% Walnut Street. Phlledel,glita- . •
l HENRY A. RICE, Ja. •
• Jet i t.l:7o r - 1 - • ' Akmolin,,‘ . No 111 BrOadway. Roots N 0.9 city . New Patent Scapular Mumme r Breen- a nd Chest . - a
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* Building. Ne w York; ' Supporter.
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,EtiTERPRISE COLLIERY, T. Beumgardner, Prest. - NO. 11 Doane Street Boston: ':••
Pier No. 5, Pert Richmond. No Straps under the arms, Perfect pomeart and
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_ ;- I,oeust Mountain and Lorberryfalso vit‘Schuylkill GREENWICH, DELAWARE AVENUE W ARP. benefit teed. 50 North Seventh St; below arch. -, ,
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'HAAS' & BIIEN•IZER, canal. to all points eiecessible by beats.
Jan. 1, '6O-1- 1 -' I ' PhiladeWs. - TrUsses. Supposters. Elastic Stock-
p, Crutchek ale- Lady attendant, . ' „
. ,1 _ . { . 3211 Walnut' Street, Philadelphia. ' I THOIVI ' AS - C PARIIISFI II
jolts AL 18111 • 26-.
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: • Miners and Shippers of - 27 Doane Street, Boston. i• , . i
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Du= IA r i , , MINSTEB, CHALFANT & COX,
.7. T. AL DENRIED. C. F. NORTON, ''''''''
' • .. 2 -THE SUPERIOR . CHAS. D. NORTON, It GORRF-LL, 'Lehigh filiiy!kill ,and- Bitutititious lmpartfrs Of , . -; , - 1
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TURKEY RUN COAL,
, Pier Pia. 11, Pt. Richmond. ',' . ,
White tmbroideries,•
SNYDER & SHOEMAKEER, t - Consign nts on Commission Solicited and taken
: Gents Furfilshing .Cloods, &c. •
. - . _ r A..,,D fibILL . AGENTS Fon . , ; . . on favorabi Terme. . *
1 ' • •No. 504 MARKET STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
Lee,;,.Grant & Co.'s Celebrated
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• I lii-17, A Wit STREET CIABPNT 'WAREHOUSE.
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..1 - 1 gr; Arch street, below : Ninth street,' Phtladel- '
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, SOLE AGENTS FOE G. W. l‘YDE'll.'S WELL KNOWN
.• ) 218 Walnut
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Pliihade:lphla, , • gorbemi (reek.. • • . ...Veiny Trade a larger tock of the Nese A7y/eit 9f
. - iiificim: ,'. Si Trinity Building. New York, . - • • - .
• . *1 11 I DORDO St., lisostoa. PINE FOREST COAL ~' -- . , .—__.. cA.I-tvic-riN o • k i
, c ~ • purchased at the Lamest GOLD BATES, and will be
Feb 19, '7O 1. • - .
I G 3 Tumrrr lit - xt.lnea, EAST ritiANKLIN LORBERRY " VEIN 9: L. epics at agreat reduction ! rote last season's prices. ' ,
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' PIIILADA. I ' NEW YORK. - , , •A it YEA - SIT illAtTirld:N LOHBERRY ENGLISH BRUSSELS at 81 50,and all other rods
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I.,ASTNER STICKNEY & WELLINGTON. 11,0 F/ 13-B NYDEH• ' C. B. SHOEMAKER.' 111.11 s now ..Idelclusively by Mews. REPPLI t , lu proportion. JOSEPH .BLACKWOO .
. I.ly. GORDON & CO., who an. my sole Agents; • P es April 18, '70.16-10t• 822, Arch St., Philadelphia.
1 Jan 1,.'70
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• - IATM. M'CREAMY. • .
Mine and Shippers of Coal. --------
Pier .No. 13 Port Richmond . ; • tins a Runt rnele, sl g. .
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lillit.N.Sf DE, Item their Burnside-Col. at Shamokin., GF.OI:GE R. REPPLIER, N r P..GORDCSN, 11. P. - REPPLIER. • Om n 0 Wninnt - eit..,Phliedel.2 ~
I.EW IS VEIN' (Red Ash.) • . , • OFFICES No. ill Broadway, Room 8, Ne Yo k. . ,
. 31 ANUFACTURF.11, or . ' ' •,.
Loc i-7ga , NtorINTAIN (White ash.) .
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HENRY
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Offices: 1203 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. 1 - , . Water-Proof Marietta Blasting Papers.'
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- 1 20 p.m. Street, Boston . MINERS AND SIIIIIPERS OF ~. . . -,
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witirtp No. 6, PORT RIVIIISIOND..PITILV. f - '.. o.:..clittqlkill (!ronntu : [ I, 521 atrion ST., PIILLADELIMIA 1.
Jun. I; •70. 1 . - ' _ I - Locust Motintain, Mammoth Vein, l.Red Ash, -
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• J.A.NIES J . CONN.V,R. .
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ELAMMPT, T, NEILL' & CO.; , TOWER CITY, LYKENS VALLEV COALS, • • •Olin r and Shipper of the Celebmted JOSEPH WALTON, & CO.; ' .•
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029 Walnut Street Philadelphia. . a a ank r •-•
CABINET BAZER,B, No. 413 Walnut 63t,'Philadel hie.
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Shippers tor Allthrtleitet7
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‘ , ...e 011 . , .in Broad way, 111: -, om No. S) New York.
LOCUS . IVIOUNTAIN t.A? . 1...
ties we are prepared to - furnish good work atresson
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• , °•• s :\ IT, SCHUYLKILL-CO, T.X. - '
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• , cnirch .l , F 7 7 0. 1301/230 Street, 1, , 11.0 , 0111 . No. i , n, i llos 3. ton..
e l l ° pe tw rieto t e he aftpe ill ii Ph or i llac isci l il ll - - . .
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• .•'' I TDOMAS CAIN. MORRIS HACKER. JE S SE Y . COOK. _ ,
an I 'TO. • . , ' i 1 •.,., - 1,.•4 .t.-..sible prices. . -
A (I...NTS for th e sale of the , celebrated I.IIIEN AN- , • „, - 4 -- •,• We manufacture II furniture' and, also imedium- . •
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,90 A N & TRI LBEL S Locust Idoun- ,
attag Fr A CIKER & 0,00 K.. E R
,lik, A NOW IN DAILY HECEI.P ', ', • .prieed furniture ofituperior quality. A leaF stock •, ••
tan, and Burtilide Sinunokin
~,, • , . - . } ' of furniture always on hand. Goods made order.
Nl to or r s m isn rnad d.
e Ofti to ce ora F e u r ni j i ure for , ,
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'Banks te Okett Del and
Nyhite .Ash Coal:. Locusr :GAP,. LOCUST Iti3OUNTAIN, . BLACK ,
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HEATH. . OF THE VERY BEPERIOR 40S. WALTON, J. W. LIPPINCOTT, JOH. L.SCOTT. •• ;
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ALSO, DEALERS IN OTHER I , IMT ' QUALTnE4 a or • •
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Also, SP }i\, and R EACH 11°1-TNT - AIN 1 -,Whit.e and Red .AF-;11. Coals - „
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- Red Ash ' Coal. • r ,0. 214 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, pad WoiXl- i .1 - F ISHER A HALL'S CEDAR VAT and TANK
, . land Wharves: Schuylkill Elver. , Bitiky Frec Hurting Deep Red '
.8 MANUFACTORY, Nos. 1145 and.1147-North Front .I,
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1 We_ would respectfully Inform the public: that we • "
FROM HOBOKEN, , ', SHIPPER.AND AGENT, • . , I ' '
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The besitarleties Of Lehigh and Boylan's CELIII- Jan. I. '70.-1 '' .
.. Schuylkill. Haven, Pa. • I .
d lk esc .49° n D pti ll on T an A d N ca KS pac' I l it tr, surt - •.
031tATED AMILY COAL. - . .
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'DANIEL WEBSTER C 1 1 able for Brewers, Distillers, Collieries, Railroads,
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, all size on hand- • Our work la made of White Cedar
Also, Sole Agents ,),;, the Eastern market fur the 1 LOVE BOYER & -CO • , •
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' and other woods, according to order; arl , we will
'Atlantic and George's Creek Co.'s celebrated SITU- ' . I , - irtt:ra t s h lt e ee m i os t, t; „ 2, give entire satisfaction, and furnish
SHIPPERS OP 7.' , -1 \ • II INDS'ONIF
M INOUS .COAL. •
reasonable terms. Tubs made of any •
(Ph eladelphla, 247 Walnut Street, Anthracito and Bituminotts-- Coals. ~ I ! • , dest i redahape, whether Round Oval or Square , -
• , . - HENRY W. FISHER, r'
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•• • Nie4 Work, Roout 6, Trinity Building,
°Oleos- " SOLE AGENTS FOR 'e. , _..i ' . BITIGHTO ~ . March 12, '7O-11-3inel 1 'AMOS li, HALL
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, 1 Prosidence , 27 Custom 1101119 Street, . „............- 0 , •
Barton, 25 Doahe, Street. ' •• . itzuMI3ERLND •VE,17.`.; lIITUMiN 112• S COAL . -
•-,-.:. . 932 ct, ti . tx ttp. T nd S Zl ElET. tn r u iL y 4334ce150 the •
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• February . .L' , ,i'o9 ' ' . 9,-ly r (334 Walnut SL, Philadelphia. " •
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'Pier No. 9, Port Richmond. - Offices. .. 1 1 3 Doane SL, Roston. 7 ' ' ' 1- ' SiVTARE- I' TEII. co and Cigars by the box. ' -(' ' ~b ae. .
, Monitor Navy, and Jones & Sons' Tobacco always , -
, (27 Custom Rouse St., Proildence. . - .
JOHN -R. 'WHITE & SON I. March 5,.:w • io-iy• . - ` i
, , on hand at low rate*. •
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Dieersohautn Pipes, Briar, French, and other styles
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Shippers of Coal, ,_ . - SOLE AGENTS: Cala tie hiulltere to suit customers either wholesale
or ,retail. • JOHN LEE , i,
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• _c_ • . - Wholesale and Retail Jobbing. House, and Mann.
No. 316 WALNUT ST PHILADELPHIA. . . .
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••• faeturer of Cigars, gel MAItK ET St., Philadelphia.
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'• JOHN B4OHHEL, JR., 8- HBO - ' Feb 19, '7O . ' . &gm • "
Depots for Storage and Sale of Coal ; . Wlt. HEISSENBUTTEL.= JOHN D. HEIS4:NBUTTEL, • .)Ic. lA/ Iry 113 , Fro E n R.A.I ts.
Fu LlN tori G es ..WLlS &c., E Hesb iall y3 Alt eri D ni fi ved . for S, w to ir re e: , ,
No. 514 We4t. Thirteenth Street. New York. \A IM. 1 - IEISSENBUTTEL . l& ...„ ,
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Na. , 802 Third Avenue, lie* York. .
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,( ' 205!.y' Walnut St., Philadelph a. , Cloth for cleaning oies, men, &c. Heavy Screen -.
lees' Where No. 99, India Street,.Providence. '
Shippers and Wholesale DeAlerS in, i Offices: , • • 21 - Doane St., Boston. . ~ : -1./Otts and Coal Screens. Wire Webbing tor,siteep
' .4:4lby's Wharf. Mt. Washington Avenue, near , , .
. 1. • 53 Trinity Building. New Tor . _ and poultry yards. Paper Makers' Wires, Brass and
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t:ederal Street, Boston. - Schuylkill, Lehigh and I Cun•iberfaAd '- , , •
,FRAtiriLlif COAL OF LYKENS VALLEY. .. _ a '' ' • .., May 7; 70 •• . __ - ' 19- f ' cal Wife Work. Every information by addreasin*
r .. the mattufacturers • -M. WALKER & SON , ,-Ei
DEALERS -- CAUTIONED that there are ,
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No. 11 North (ith atreet,Phlladelphia--
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but four - Collieries which mine this Coal, all of . , i _ • .1- .- , !. is
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which are under the management of the undersign. ' TRINITY BUILDING, 'ill -BROADWAY, Sown Si, , • 1 . . .
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ed. • For the year OM SIE,NICKSON & CO., of Philo, • P. 0. Box. -- :;0111, - NEW YORK. ' • • -
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,REMOVAL. L., - , ' - •' , - •,...
. JOSHUA COWPLAND'S SONS
delphia, will be th e only Agents for its sale In New Sole Agents -for New 'York and V leinitv. for the ~.• ' ' ' . • ' ' . .
,I...ngland, New 'York. NOW Jersey, and South of Cape Sale of LEE. GRANT & co.'s PLANK RI lal,E, and I RAVE REBOYED TREIR, ' : ! -
Henry, and .H ALL illt08.; & CO., of Baltimore for all HAAS & BRENIZEIVS TU - RKF.I RUN COALS. . HEN " Y CLAY CO - _
. LpoluNG-GLASS AND FICTWIE-FSAME' *TORE,
other points. par Agents will deal in no Other coal marc h 1 .1), '7O- . • •,, 13-ly •- - ''' , r To No. 18 Sorth•SlaUSSt, inlaid.... 7,
whatever, and parties wishing the pure Remit:le art'. ) .
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c:e must proeuto it of them. The object of tinseautton -
DAVIDSON, YOUNG '& CO. ..
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_ 1 ' meat of Looking-Glasses,,,Pleture Frames, Lame
is simply to enable those interested to bey under- ,
standingly. : , 'WE . BEG 0 INFORM THE PUBLI`J ,1 - French Plate Mirrors, Plain and Ornamented
~.. WHOLESALE DEALEILS IN .
-The Agents end their assistants for the above ' Picture Frames, Cornices, Mouldings, &e. .
' JOSHUA COWPLAND'S SO ,NS '
.Doints, are pa follows: SINN ICKSQN & CO, General Locust - mot NTAIN, -SHA4IOKIN," LEHIGH, .
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Agents, in Walnut street, Philadeiphia; their New CUMBERLAN t. SCRANTON. &W I LKENBARRE ' - ' 1 Feb 19 ,' 70-6m] , No. 18 North Sixth St..,Philsida.
York. ()nice Is It. Roome Trinity Buildings, JOB. G.
rltAr ?II SUPERIOR AND WELL
,KNO.VN! PILES on.,IETEDLORITHOLDAL TUMORS In
MOODV Age t; assisted by ELISHA MOSELRX. . • , .
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_.. ,!• . 1 ternal and External. Blind. Bleeding and itching.:
:„. positively, perfectl y , and' permanently cured, with-
Agen t. n sum ner street,rlloston. ,
' 11A LL BROTHERS &•eo., General Agent's, 5 Post ~
• i ••.', ' , : out pain. danger, tustmmenta or caustics. by WM' .
Ilffiee avenue, Raltimote, lei.; represented at liar- ROOM No. 16, TRINITY BUILDING, NEWYORK'.
rot:are, I's., by .108k.1.11 (I.STERRETT. Orders ‘V . .*„. M t.. DAVIDSON, formerly of Ty.jer &Co ENRY CLAY COAL . ' .1
1 A. McCANDLM M. D. , No , 192/i Spring ('larder St...
, Phila., Pa..who am refer you to over Eleven Hundred -
ahould be given to either of the above named parties,
. I of the best citizens of Philadelphia who have been
awl to no one els:, WM. B. FOW LE, General bianfiger - A , A L— . I"- 13, /----'°U- t- . ' l G - fi g in - er /j • u e,Culdwil I. ( -,l'irdt . 'll 't Cu -' - ° ''
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, titE . &1:T....K. 13UCKM A N. • , ..
• • 1 cured.' Apractice of eleven years. as a specialty In
of the Summit Branch 11. R. Co., the Short'lnt. Coal
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cam. thls disease 'without a failure, warrants a cure In all
'•Co., and the Lykens Valley Coal Co., [Jan. 1, '76---1
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'- .' Pier No. 10 Port Richmond. ' . WHITE, FOWLER & SNOW, year, will co . inue to be shipped * ;
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SINNIC - KSON . ..-& CO. •
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A GREAT VARLETY OF NZNIT'6I 7 4; L ' .ll.
"Franklin 1 i b1321 of ' Lykens Valley, „ , - LOCUST MT., , R E,
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MERIDIAN' BURNER'.
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of Cape Henry.
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- , And can wily be bad trim our exclusive Age ta'for sarsarr AND BEST IN rnz liiiitXtrr. rr dirks rtts
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.. LARGEST Lled? OF ANY lICREItIi X. , ,klar.
all tide-water Markets.
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JOSEPH G. MOODY. Agent,
I .1. 1,7 Q-- i _. . P. 0 , Box Sea, New York,
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WALTER, DONALDSON &.,3 C 0.,. pr. JOHNSON & HOBOKEN - . 1 .
- ItiElfi • 1
. -JOH - RO JR. & B O.
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It- L - Jun Wholesales, Ii Dealer.'
702
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liblia. gl-1y '..
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IiIIaIERS AND SHIPPOI.B . O7 . - • 1 ,
- •
1 ._. . •, 1 UNION HAMM
- 'WIT I'FIIIL* ANTS 13.P_IT) A.Slii
f VAN WICKT NI & \ -STOUT, ( Yob ! , Walnut Atreet. Philacla. 1 1I 1 •
' • ,
In ntrerfng the ab o ve brand to the attention of '
naumentthe present season; we beg leave tO Wits.
• ! t - ~. :0111ces,1
2 53 1 T D. rinity 2 l.l tree ulldl i.. a ßo x, i te n w . York. - .1 -
''''-'•' (3 0 A. S 1-i• ' . ' . sti Npus AND
•-•-.,
BOLE I ,A „NTS for the Celebrated' - Celebrated "Fulton" & "Stout" (Lehigh) Coals, . .
..,,
. 1 their curing during the ,paci Winter„and have no 1
4; • -- - - . - "
THOMAS EHIGI-1 " COAL,
0k ,....L.
From the Ebervale and the Stout Collieries, near . ,
-••: , • 1
To whoa,' all orders : should be add:l:med. 1
, hesitancy in saying, they are the - bes t Hams extant.
are Selected from strictly, eons fed Hogs, trim-
Hazleton, very nicely so as to make as little waste In
Hazleton, ra. Delivered dint from /mines on . ..,
(20 Walnut Street. Philadelphia . . :''
' board Vessels at PT. JOHNSON, lionoemt, and New ,' 1 ' I tin -as possible, and the Inge' •Wlents used In - curing '
Offices: '-' t:) Trinity BuDding, New lurk. •• liatNswltlC„ N. Ji .
~ ,
, are the very finest to be had. The Hams are all as..
4. :, sorted before plcklinig and each size cured. by Itself I.
' - -- tip Doane Street, Bolton. 1 ' . -
- Wll.l, [[F-Pier 11 Port Richmond. • ' • 544 &40 Trinity Building., '. • . 1 1 so sato enable us to keep in pickle just king enough
• to cure and not be too salt areat fault with most;
• o.lr ', Onions: , Ili Broadway-, New York. .;
rel, '...1, '7O
THIS (' O A .TS A HANDSGME, BULKY,
-- -- ((Temporary al 119 Broadway.) •,
~
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Hams.. We also Cure in tee °uses all summer mid'
~. Pier 13 North Port Richmond. • May 18 , ' 9l ••• 25-
. -can furnish the Hama it an times 'cut from Hogs
- JOHN •Q. SCOTT & SONS
, -
D, -
,9 .V E R PLANCK & ATWOOD • • _ ~ nre delivered which is a great advantage and one;
possepted by very-fewdealers: We feel satisfied a
MinerS -and Shippers .of Coal : n • _c" • WHOLESALE - DEALERS IN . '
, „ ; .. . : ARTIULE, . •
, trial will insure satisfaction: None genuine unless
I . , branded. Sold only by
•
• • SOLEI AGENTS TOR THE SALE Of Li : fif ICILI, ' ', i . . , . . A. F.CHEFAEBROUGH & CO,
. SCI IVY LK I LI„ _ ' ' -
~ •-• . ./...nd we plvtlg ourselves,to continue its ; _ •.: • ' Pork Packers, No: 10 N.' Delaware Avenue'
.. '
WILK.E.ABARRF., ; ' ,
-April 9,70-15.6 m . ,PHILADELPHIA., PA,
NIA PLE DAL , LOCUST MOUNTAIN White Asti. -
scuANT(*. and . • ' - .
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AIN RAIMLIN" Deep Red Ash. . • SIIASIOK IN. • , . • .
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\ PREP ITATION-SECOND TO NoN
Prom thesam veins ant 'similar In all respects 111 .: 1
0 0 A IA ,1 . . . E,
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FRAtiK OkillvEN SHAMOR.p.: Red Ash
f).'PHILADEI.PIIIA-7ia. 226 'Walnut St..
()Mee": ".110STON—No. 19 Ihia.no . St.
, ) NEW VOItK-1.11 Broadway. chamber
& French . ; Agents.
Jan I, '7O ' ' •
'l-17 •
Pier 14, South
BORDA,.KELLER & NUTTING,
Minors l'and S4ippers of - Coal;
WF,'ST LEHIGH GREENWOOD • • „
TAMAQUAI SHAFT, :,..
REEVESDALE„ ' ..
EtIKTIT LORBEVRY . e__ :_._
.
• N , RTH FRANKLIN RED ASH, '
' BLACK HEATIL__ . . - •
BIG RUN lA - KM - T*3T HT.,• - •
' .'• '
u L 'GAII.RETSON, GIRARDVILLE.
•.) 42 'W t..
hy S. lawiton.
O ffices : 'I 64 Trinity Building. N. Y. •
. j 34471 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. • . - •
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' Pier 17; •
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SARA. KELLERA NUTTLYG.
• NAIRTIUFE.kNKLIN WHITE ASH.
April 21, i n , 17—
DAY, HUDDELL & CO.,
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Miners & Shippers of Coal. ,
• • •
• (2054 WalnuirSt.;Phtladelphla. --,,,.,
(Micas : J 111 aftwatTrinlty Building} N.Y.
( 7 Dane Street, Boston.
30 / , Agents ff.t the sale of the following celebrated
Coals:
° 11A.6.1:6311..1.E11i1ni COAT,. ' •
lI,Ii‘KDItY (MAL CO.'S 11 . 1DROItY.A.N1) DRAPER
(N IA IS, and,the
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EX . CEISIOTI. COAL CO.'S 11 . 11Alk1OKIN COAL. ,
rinzertisc: wit!A t neE.si f t r, w e i t N N :: 3 lB E r l izei l t e le u h ip th . t 7 N 4 : 3. •
Jan 1, 'TO e , --,-'
1 tier Mo laVort tHaultoiiii. • -
JOHN ROIVI - IVIEL I 1R & BROTHER .I• I
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• ', t •,„ SOLE ..DENTS FOR . ' ~ •
The Emelt*asit . twelt knows HILL I.HARSL4, - Wkiti Ask.
The Superio r 0 'OIT CLAT, bulky free-binaist Ptak Ask.
The Ce.efurttrDANlEL WEBSTER Deep Red Ash
BROAD TOP I
SJILDITCRINOCIA:
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RAVEN'S WING LEHIGH at Eltaabethport.:
- 1 20/LIA Walnut St., Philada, . . ,
Billoas ;or 24 Doane Street,. Bostan.. ,
, ) Roam 53, Trinity Building , . No w Turk.
GENERA L iSGENT-81: 4 11 7 E1 , F. RUGG, assisted by
T. rt. BROWN and •E. X.'. UPHAM. March 6,'611—t0
VAN D SEN BROTH R & CO.,
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.... Lt.-. , liners. and Shippers .
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011 (as . a l iti Lehi"; Utast lealitaia, Laud, Gap, ,-
,ffirtabarre, Leklah. Ind ether
WHITEf i ND RED ASH. COALS.
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PL Richmond, , .
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, i'lti iTiNg NV attvits: Elizabethpart, .
- ' 'Jamey City,
(3131. Walnut treat. Philadelphia.
111 Broadway, New York.
- Dcatie St., Rnaton. i - Jan 470-1-
(11eFteus
INIVET.) f • [WY. irmirinticir.
DOVEY KENDRICK,
Matra andllblepers of ties celebrated •
Si aft .- 01 .Rainbow .and Keystone
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P. W. VERPIaiNK.
Jan 04,• 'TO
CALDWELL, CONANT & WINTON,
NO. 111 BROADWAY, 'NEW ypinc:
•(Itocrins 35 and 36 Trinity RuUdinc•)
PEALEFL.I IN
LEHIGH,-‘ I .ILICESRARVE,
• PITTSTON. 11E11 - AS11 ;
• .MAIIANOY, SCRANTON. -
114METST lii(I47NTAIN,
CIiiIBERLA NO, BROAD ToP7ETC.,
C O A." •
COLE AGENTS for New York and Gni North of
the celebrated COUNCIL FREE•III7ItN
ING LEHIGH 00AL. - ..TILE-;-PRINIROSE. T HE
POWELTON Senn-bituminous and othet.ratt...
JAMES W. C.,LDWELI - .. C. 8.-CONANT: -
. 7 . ' WALTER WESTON.- • ' •
- April 3, :69 —l4
OFFICE OF THE NIAGARA ELEVAT
ING C0.,8 COMMERCIAL if LoCK, 131.7i7A1.0 - , N. Y.
COAL.
COAL
THE .NIAGARA ELEVATING haCirig
large surpinsrof Lot and Doekage, will he. 'prepared
nt the opening of navigation to revrive fritnt the Erie
Railway, CU:tat or Lake, any quantity of COAL for
stomittor transhlpm.ent . to any place East by Curial
or went, by the takes, upon nalavorable birtns as any
partiesu Iluffalo,. Their lot \ Is well I(tateil 'fur a
general 'city businem.
CYRUS CLARICE, Vice•lite's. 'dent.
Mitreh 27, '69 11—ti
j `dining illachtutrll,.l4.
OER .20 YEARS ' EXPERIENCE IN. 'THE
iT
BUSINESS.
PETER KENDRICK'S
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at- ..........ma,
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- AMERICAN C11A414 CABLE .WQRKS, '
TUENTOI%.,NEW JERSEY.
The under-1101 *A whci is a practical (lain Manu
facturer, inform', ( l ad f,iperatora and others that he
is prepared to (make - Flat - or Crane Chains of every.
lOze at abort notice, TirtieuLar attention given to
Flat (loan fdr slo • For (vizier in fornitatton send
for circular. - Ffir. 'O3-7--tf
Tek . COAL OF A.TORS, I LINE R S AND '
FURNACES. • "
ORICE. & LONG. Locomo - Use . Builders: ,
;
/ 30 BEACI7 truErr..PntiAnst.tiutkaA.,
Would_ call , your attention to their (pitied/ 'and
Furnaet•Lecomogrei designed for_ tisidel or 'outside
work, and for any recinired 'gunge of road!and stuirp7
est curves, with,capacity to draw from 54 to 305 tom
•
Having developed in both the Minim Cite 'and Bi
tuminous re dons of Pennsylvania, the shoat sureete
pit Tunnel Mcomotire in the countr.s,•;',tthely o ff er
withroonfidence their 'Various styles of tocomotive
Engines with every , guarahtee of their worirman
shlp and performance:arid referro the many now In
operation in the several - mining -districts: furnaces
and_forges in the State maul country.
Their small, first east, great power de*Oloped,to
gather with -their, ditrability, great economy and
light daily expense* over animal power it ordinary'
locomotive use. (as maven- by 'their experience of
several years) make a vast saving• in expenses sal
jletesit to pay their first cost in a very shqrlttisse.
February,l2,, IS7O, • • izem • ,
\TIRE
..sopE; • 2 '
MAIIIINFACTVILED BY
TUCKER 'CARTER 00., New Vora. '
All sites Heron or Wire Centres. bright or "stinted.
The Rope nuumtaeWred by lirm are, considered
by,all parties tudng them, the best and handsomest
Rope madaln: the world, made invpiably from wire
drawn front the best NoFr erne. Iron. TheWt shi
in the U. S. Navy are r Wire
py this firm. Samples esti Rope can begeen with;
'and orders taken, and allrhtformationlglven, and
orders promptly reasonahte Taint and area
lars fttrnished by • A. HEND
Ito Miners" Nationa l. Bank, rottav EßSON ille.
•r. • k 341 / 1
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And confiden
JOHN NV...ATWOOD,
lIMil
REST FREE:
March 12.'70
Best an!
WE hare ni
thelinsi seimon,
duclloti hermit
KEEPUP`TH
bipedal 'at.?
facturrne pu
trits'aiAL 1
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Ovricas,
Jan 2t,
recommend it fts the -.;
,URNING.COAL IN.Tur Ji`A
;ERTSON, GUITIRMAN, &
& HARRIS.
urest Coal in the Ma
.! extensive imilrovemeritsi
whleitWill largely increase-t
. r . Every.Retrortwill be ttsesi
STANDARD OF PREPARA
on *lll be•gtv,en to Ora! for
;
always Ahipped by Us ell app
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E AGENTS,
SO
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fro whoa[
IMMO
ROMMEL, Jr, & B ,
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iOTTSVILLE' ' SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 14, 48743.
- .
GEO. J. BURKHART & CO.,
VAT and TANK: FACTORY,
No. 1341 BUTTONWOOD. STREET,.
PHILADELPHIA. .4
•
We are prepared to makeat the skortest notice
VOOD'EN TANKS, var7ing In capacity from
. 150: to /130,000 GALLONS, snltaide
for Brewer*, Distglers, Dzo:rit,
• Manujoefuriri, , ,
RESERVOIRS . for CVLlAllitlk3;*
Refer to D. G. Yuaritai.x., i'ottirC4ile; E. Basr,
Ashland. - •
P!
SZyEN PEN CENT. . ,
. , .
FIRST lIIORTIJAGE BONDS
OF THE DANVILLE,- HAZLETON, & 'VOLKER.
MARILE RAILROAD COMPANY,
• - - •
AT 82 AND ACCRUED iNTERES I I . ;••
'4l'o be advanced to 0.5 May
-CLEAR OF ALL .
•.:
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER..
. :
Persons wishing to make Investments are Invited)
tb examine the merits of these BONDS.
. . •
Pamphletssapplied and falyntormatlongiven by
- STERLING & WILDMAN,. •
- Financlal Agents, III) South Third fitreet,
, • ; PHILADELPHIA.
?Or bitverfintent Ronda and other Rectirittes taken
in exchange for the above at beat market rates.
.Aprill XI, I7-3m "
ring
pro-
slo f ooo AkAumr..r..
"BUtIC LT.AD ezerls ari other 1+44!-
• iet:For Us Unilealed N6nteuees. -
W.- For Us Uckqualed
• ad.•Forfts Unsurpassed COvering'Prapert.y.
!MI
.' Lastly for ItrEetnistay. • -
It costs leas to pant -with Buck Lead than any;;
other White Lead extant, The same erelittit.eovezi
More Stirface, is more Therable„ and unites Whiter
Work.
• Bum LEAD is the ,ChliSpeld sM Best. 7.
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=
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$lO,OOO GUM tANIT.E.
• nucs =bre E:eels &nigher Mies.;
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lot. For Its trniqoaled
M. For Ms Unrivaled Whlteneas;
SiFor Ur trrucurpolood OrreOng.FTWieft:T.
Laity. for Us Great EronOroy.
being ttriChootoot Ilindoomort ! and :MOOS parable
White Paint In the world.'
BUY ONLY- BUCK. LEAP AND: BOCK
Sltiffaction
no
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< ' BUCK . ,eOTTAGt COLORS t
ift:eparad 'airtireaWbelo#: 6 ll!
tigs ctivery jimobadoe.,.
ft,. -Ave Marna embus.
IJoillonn, sad licagiUtal abeam
Sample cards Out by son u ,
Deabffs'OrdeniwUl bb . pirpilty arm*, typo
maanaliftren* , s
nu4Lrog..:
N. . Cbt. Toallsaad spawn Illtriela.l
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TRY IT AND DNDIFENVINCED.
bighlratliPae
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ta t ty Rade otkiii9
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sfont Math
BEADY-MADE C=MCF
.)3/EIGHT of theSTYL. t.'
, MADE UP
r l SupzikrlLY
• aiutzir TO PIT RIGHT th!..
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01,1 sot
of tb. Chestnut Streei Chabillig
o F a
Diplomat is to tarnish a deem of Reedy-wide Cfp ' (
superior to anythlag that has heretofore basin
to, the] public. Ooly the flour fabrici are used uid
the bait trlrointuts, sad them ara,cut by the itet
1 11 00 sid kftlitic cutters , and made up In e r it.
and ui • fia .414. • fall stock of each dialog Is
aiala kore and being sold at modsiate pricer: ,I
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Cor.nette4 sitli the fintablishroent, all!ndifarii .
edsintaisa .- r ,
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tightst iFt
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Na Work 'is dose in . ! asy I Merchant Ta il oring,
noose the lend, No batter styles, no richer goods,
do .: rehowned cattars,'no more p perfect l lift oils
enyw ;
be chased. - . ' ' •,• . ,
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Bea , tiful and Serviceable Garments.
ETTENISHING SOOD3, .
Rl l 4 EN T
B'l
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h 820
,MESTIM S=l,
(1 °
YWM4k(4k
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NOiS.--Aty our syiteto of Self utiasurement,
• at a atitlines can order with eirtaluty of
good fit. Ruleifor Selfmeasuientent and
at by mall whiu requested.
•
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(ampler
— bctobr I
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MAGREE. BOLA'HH, 122 CENTRE ST..
'
Has now o pe ned a new Stock of Falland Winter
•• . Goods s Mille Yoe the present season, Stich M
•' ;
. BLACK
FKIN $ LK, „tir .- .SISIER CLOTIT, CORSK:TS:
' EN ,TBL'id.MtNGS, NOTIONS, &c. - .
Mx' on d a netolot of - •
Nq AN.bST;')IMETt. SACQUE. 4 4,
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revekved;
LD & ROYER:
MI I
CENTRE ST., POITSVILLE.
In'adtLitlo
GOODS 'E3
RYGOODs,
Choice Japa
• ' liambuf
Jo
to theft usual agiortnient of DRESS
BIWIDERIES, NOTIONS.' 3IILLINL . -
haveiust opened a full assort rnentof
lege Silk Robes,
Edgings and Insertings, • .
sin and Jugla Kid .Gloves, •
Heavy Black Silks;
4-4 English Skirtings,.
Bargains In Linen 11andkerehlefs
and White GOOlts generally.
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COLORED SILKS,
GLOVES 90 A.T..0 king;
CLOAKS,Atc., &c.,
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huge and selected with the - fit - most
arket. We do not consider It noes
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Goods and Grocery Store, can be had
• •• ent.
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" ELECT PA.MIL4 BOAR D
001. •
&thx-fkt
Clestiore;
Theodore G..
%MU*
Fame Ting PrmntrjuniGAmeirL
TENDERNESS.
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031Eand f it iu be t a b l i d: e. -me. darirmr, let me feet my... 1
ll
And that rapture of my spirit, when year. heart
bea Ltirlten the lore- el lighnrotri min Arr mutual eyes is thril
ling radiance sllpa,
And our souls ecstatic Mingle at the meeting of our
lips. •
•
Let thy heMt be kindittila evening. if my levegolll
• ever prize. .• •
Or My beauty ever made me like a glory to roue
I Let Your . lrecirt he mine, once .m ore as warm, as
tender and complete. y• ;
As flowage when once you swore gtif th -your 1 lips
upon my feet. ' \
For r must implore one Favor fretnyour tenderness
"., • •
As compared to which all others I have ever "asked
• are light;
I tinplore it by the future joys at which our hoped
• , -are aimed,— ,
And by memory of those moments past, too sacred
to be named. • • ;
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t .
Band your face,lny darling, closecloser 'down Up
; orbmy breast - - ' •
All my 'lips their pray' r have whispered—there up
.on thy llps will rest— • .-
"Take me to the MrIKT FAIR to-night an d give me
all your Votes, . ~
Fora love I y—l forget what now--onwhieli my spirit
, . dotes!' . • ,
L. Az:rim, Pittsburgh ,Ifaitth, 1870 ; - '
To Incotporate the Miners' Hospital and Asyldin
of Schuylkill County. •
- I,XTHE.IIIIAS, The risks said danger
NYid:tending the ruining, preparing and
tram:pitting of coal are so great that acci
dents and casualties are of constant occur
rence, rind many perilous so engaged are
injured and maimed, in body and litab,,who
from want of means or other causes are not
properly cared -for and supplied with the
necessary medical and surgical assistance ; '
AND WHEREAS, Humanity 'and" public
duty demnd that proper prwilsion be made
for the cat*, cure and relierof those who are ,
trips injured, and maimed, and of these who"
become permanently and entirely disabled
by reason of such injuries; therefore;
fixerrort 1. Be it. enacted by . the Senate
and House of Representatives of the Com
monwealth of Penn Sylvania in General 218-••
sembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the
authority of. the same, That the trustees to be
elected as is hereinafter, provided, together
with the successors in office, shall be t '
and they are hereby made and constituted a
body. politic and ~corporate in laW and fabt,
under the name,- style and title of the Mi
ners' Hospital and Asylum of Schuylkill
county.
Shmos 2. That the said corporation by
the same name, style, and title, shall have
perpetual succession and be able to sue and
bia sued,lo' plead and be impleaded in all
courts of law and, elsewhere, to have and;
make a-corporate seal, and shall be able.artif
capable in lei , and equity to take, purchase,
hold and receive to them and their successors,
anylands, tenements, goods and chattels or
Other property, which shall or may at any
time hereafter become the property of the
said corporation or bady,Politic, by purchase,
gift; grant, bargain, iale, conveyance, devise,
bequest or otherwise from any person or pert
sons shomsoever capable of making the
ni
sae, ,v and , the spore to grant,' bargain, sell,
improve or dispose of for the use and benefit
,of the' said corporation; 'Provided, That the
net. yearly income from the real estate of the
said corporation shall not exceed ten thous-'
•and dollars. .
II
Svugs 3. That no misnomer of said cor
ning:4lOn or
-their successors, shall defeat or
annul any gift, grant, 'devise or bequest. to
(he said corporation; Provided; That the in
tention orthe .party or parties shall 5wi11...,
ciently ap'pearupon the face of the gift, grant,
'will or other writing - whereby any estate or
interest was intended to pass to the said cor-'
potation. ~, - , .
- SECTION 4. That the object. of said corpo
nitlen'shall be td erect, establish, and Main
tain in the County of Schuylkill, at a plate
"to be fixed by the said corporation, within
quick andeasy access from all parts of the
mining regions of said County, a hospital
and asylum for the care, treatment, cure
and relief; free of charge, pf all those who
by reason of accidents and casualtie& in and
about the mines, railroads, and canals of did
County, or about 'railroads and canals else
where, but are residents of said County, and''
employed in the transportation of coal from
the same, are or may be, permanently and
entirely disabled' by reason of said injuries,"
and who may apply for and require medical,
or surgied treatment' and attention; Provi
ded, That the grounds connected with th - d
said' hoapital and asylum shall not at any
time exeeed.fifty acres.- ' '' ,
SECTION 5. The trustees'of the said corpo l '
• ration shall constitute the hoard of managers,
and shall be fifteen in number, Id be elected,
as follows : • three by the borough council of
the borough of Pottsville, and one each•
-by the respective borough councils of St.
Clair, Ashland,'Port Carbon, Maharioy City,,
Tamaqiia, • Tremont, Schuylkill Haven,
Shenandoah City, Millersville, Gimrdeille,
New Philadelphia, and Pinegrove, in all fif
teen,to• be elected at a regulat meeting of
said councils, after ten days! notice to the
members of the Same, on or before the first
day of •May next; and who shall aerie fora
period of three years, except those elected at'
the firstelectitin,' who shall be dividisi into
threeclasses of five each, and whichlolasses'
shall serve respeetivelylor the' periodiof one,
two-, and three years from the date of their
;election, and until their ; successors shall have
been duly eletted, to tit' determined, by bit at
the first regular ineetingef the said board of,
managers, which shall be held upon the sit
teenth day. of May, in the borough of 'Potts-
Ville. Any vacancy occurring in the said
board by. death, ',resignation, removal from
the county, Or disability, shallbe filled - by
election for the unexpired term.by the bor
ough council of the borough entitled to .1111
the plate, at its first regular meeting after
notice received of. said vacancy from- the
said board of managers-Upon the eXpiratlon
of the kerm of service of any of the said
trustees the respective borough councils,
shall at' the first regular meeting theretofore
or thereafter elect a successor to serve for a
`period 4f three years, and the former trustees
shall te eligible to re-election; It is hereby :
enjoined that said - corporation shall be eom
petent and benevolent persons who iwill.per-
- form the duties of the office. from pure and ,
charitable' motives : without any salary, and
who are hereby prohibited - from furnishing
for pay, or emolument 'any thing,either jal
,rectiy er indirectly in - the• erection of the
necessary buildings for said hciapital, or ,for
the support and maintenance of the same
thereafter.. .
SECTIoN 6. The board of -managers shall
have'pewer to Make by-laws and regulations
for the :government of the corporation and
. the nuinagement of the hospital and other
prolerty, -.the safe keeping ,of the funds
and securities and 'other property, and
their, appropriation' • and use • for the
• proper. purposes of the earporation, requir
ing good and ',sufficient- security 'from•the '
treasurer, for svhateVer moneys, securities 'or
other' property May come into. his' custody ; _
shall have power to:make contracts for the
erection, furnishing and' maintaining the,,
neeess. a'y buildings, and generallylo do all,
acts needful for the carrying out' of the pur
poses of, this act ; five members shall consti 7 -
tute a quorum for all ordinary business, in
cluding,, the payment of current expenses;
-but for makingor altering hy-laws, purclu&
ing, selling, mortgaging or leasing real estate
or ether capital-stock of the corporation, or
Contracting. any debt beyond 'two hundred
dollars except for , curreat expemes, eit
meinters - m shall be required tote ma quorum.
Meetings shall be held monthly it such time
and place as shall be fixed by the by-laws;_
the board of man da
agers nchoose such phy
siclans and surg. eons as they !shall deem still).-
Cient,..*roishall form the Medical board, and
the entire medical care of‘the..patlents shall.
devolveon the said medical board; the admis; ,
sion and discharge of patients Shall be subject
to Such by-lawfr and regulations as the board
of managers may adopt. . s , , - .
SECTION 7. The officers of the Said eorPo
ration shall be a President,a Vice President,'
a Treasurer, who shall be' elected by - the '
board of, managers from theirosen body,and
shall receive no compensation' for their ser
vices as pincers, and a Secretary who shall be
paid such yearly' salary am • the board .may
'deem proper, and who- is "not .required to be
t one of the trustees of said I;idspltal: •. • •
SE.orrpN 8.- F,or the purpose of providing
the Means necessary, for tire purchase of the
ground& for said hospital:Yand .asylum, the
erection maintenance, and endowment of
the same, :" a' tax -- of one cent is hereby im
posed upon each and eve_ry•gut ofeoal mined
in the county' of Set:m*lMß, from and after
the day of ,-- 7 - 7 A nno Domini one
thoussin, - , eight' hundred and, seventy, and
transportedover any of -the' railroads of said •
county . nd,_ the collectors .of the different
--:ra , in said' County, lateral and other
wise, hereby authorised and required to
collect t &said tax. monthly on all coal pawl
lag e erier the weigh-scales otthe said rail
roads snit connection with. and in the same
manner; the kills upon said,
lected. d _ roads are col
d with poiver ,to enforce the.
a ts
paymen thereof, to the mine extentOls
neat! . to t enforee the payment' 11
• eha , ' ' - said eolleetota - shall % ma c
to the treasurer of the eat ft of'
mamma the tax so eolleeted. , "Their Ma
receive :- ouch Maderate . . , Compensation 'for _
-
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Seldom
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ia7 casoLzsr.:.
A.N. ACT
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their' ser.vices'it m,
ay. 'be `& ' emirted and
agreed 'upon, and,shalite. • ble to: criminal
proaer-ition. for any fret/du l l use oi-apprO
priaticitt of Said tax Oefor -neglect tir.re•-.
fowl 6 4 P 6,7 otte theisame t 'the mid treasu
rer;:Provided,' Thitthe said board
of managers shall shave antittoritY-- if they
shall see proper t<i:iSinte • err warra nt - for
the. - collection of .. Said Mi . nee the'end of.
each and eve y• &• *nth for - e coartnined
and. - trans •• . • • •• -during . ,the • preceding
ti ti
month or mo • th.s.''-nnd the Mite to place in:
the hands of ' , eblieetor. or !collectors to be
aPpoititedby the - • id iscetrd;a . d with like au-.
thettty lo the said - co • • & • collectors to
enforce the payment of said & x,ns is given
to erifereg the.payment of •S •to and . county
taxes;.And'provided further, [That the own
ets of the , coal .0 n• whichithe Said tax is
collected are liereby authorireirto charge the
,same upon: . t d; Said 'coal, .to wit i one per
centum per t wt 9 the purchasers thereof, in•
addition to th - contract price, for:which the
same May hai t e!been soh The Said ta. t-shall
be levied and: collected untill in the'opinion
of the said
,• ••& . • of Managers, sufficient-has
been co ll et& • • :-;:to • purchase! the nee scary
grounds creel' the buildings, end furnish the
ssme, ay thejcurrent expens wand from the
the surplus - remaining over and .abo'Ne the
said expenses and Original ou lay to. create a
permanent fund which.. shall he'investOd in
,the securitiesot the United States; of the
;State of Pennsylvania, or in rst Mortgages
on .improied real estate, the in crest or - which
'permanent fund will. be suffic eut.to provide
for the .yearly expenses' .of the said hospital
and asylum and thenec Improvement
and enlargement of th e- san &from time to
time ; Provided, - liowever, - hat the total
amountnt tax so collected.shall. riot exceed
the sum, of •fiveAcuindred -thonsand dollars.
.Ssernig, 9."; An annual-I report .. shall be
made to the Degislature bytheboard of num-.
tigers, giVintra detailed account of the opera
tions' of the hospital 'during the; preceding
year, Its dondititimf the number of- patients,.
improvements niade,:the rebel ' said. ho pital, and tts amtexpen
ditures, and on whataceount;.7 he-amount of
futids,ou hand, hilw invested,: nd other mat
ters-pertaining to the, he
1)
treasurer shall niake r eports to the said board
.as to:the Condition and amount of funds and
securitles-in. his hands whenever and as often
as maybe required by:the:same: . : - ,
, iSpecker of thofouof • :jl:rf.-t atici»
,clt z i:as z so ;
~ •
• -. . igi.xciker of the: &late.
,•- • •
Approved, the fifth day of April; .A.. D.
one thousand eight hundred: and seventy.
• : •
JOHN. W. GE.ARV.
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''.LTTER.FIZOM CALIFORNIA.- ---
.. T , 11 E - -
following letter has, been received
". . here from a piling inan . jvell knhivii to
the, peOple of i'httsville„tr. J tnesti l ltoads.
It will be - mail • With, Interest 'tis
.afinef de-
Seription of a' trip tO•califdritt .
.Ei . X..:ii•
_ FRANCISC Apr I 20th
we arrived Oi 1870. ,
it
i
Here weare In:San Franc-ago ;we arrived
here last night, after .many rdelays. As I
promised to give you a full 4escription of
my, route when I- Wrote from; Sherm9n, I
will now give yhu - as•gckld - a dilscription as I
can. : . - •
•,-t
: W ,- led .
ie startt., up the.Missisippilin the''''Adain
Jacoby," and'hall a, very- ;pleasant trip to St‘
Louis, where, we stopped at Etirn . gees Hotel
Until .we visited Carotidolet. .I...kitiSt; Louis'
ire holight our tickets.anti.started f,,lttalta,
ni
-via; North ,Missouri - and I-,la ibal. and St.
Joseph . Railroad. . After . a ong Journey.
through a - not very interestin . country, we
'at,length , ttrrived.• ssafely. at Omaha; but not
until we "had ridden twenty-four hours.
Thewind was very high When we crossed..
the MiSsmiri River at' Omaha Indeed,.we
were nearly half an hour in'crossing.. •
After half' an hour ,for.. - dinner, (a luNitry
which we.did not indulge-in, tis welirefered
' taking that time to
.t'SpY :out therhiiid" in,).
we agairitOok, our seats- in.the
,retirs bound
for "Across, the Continent," When all the luggage - was . ,', stowed on , board, • the • bell
sounded and
,off we: started, I with
.two.
"Rodger". engines. in. the Jeadi • whicli soon
le
pulled us to
. Pnpelion, the -
_sit mit, of the,_
grade, and therecommenced oily loWn - grade
for' two miles,.. and by-night We speeding
it:across the .ficairre, th.e.,:engi es
,sending
.showers of
.sParks tillinkthe darkness of the'
i
night ':with . fiery streamers, - akening the.
antelopes and prairie dogs, w to,' 46, doubt,
wondered.. what fiery ..monste 1t ivas that ,
• alwayi disturbed their rest. • ' -,, I. . :.
;• When we , reached Sidney, `the passengers
Were,thiewn into'an .excitement, by the in
formation that the Indians had e
,Ihrtrein the
westward' bou n d freight train F the: track,
by .knoCkitg out'' the stringeri,ota small
bridge about :twelve_ miles front ii'ere.l Of
- course, we waited until the wreckwascleared
aWaYbefore starting;,
.In. the nwattime the
wind was Vowing a.hurricane, and to Make
matters worse; . it commenced to snow.
When we Had waited about !ail hour, the
1 .,,,,
conductor came in calling out; 'tpassengers
can get` supper
. here. We inay nbt,- get
through to Cheyenne for twenty-four hoti
...-."
i
-Of course :everybody and eve Ybodor's"' wife
.took` his . adVice.s. .At last :oar rain. received
the telegram unusually' laconi , i t 'all right;"
and with.four. engines, • the first ,one armed
witliAlarge'snow,plow, we sloWly "pulled
i f
out" of Sidney; keeping- a sha' Plookout for
Italians. When' we • got tw . e ve stiles Out,
we passed :the place where t ellreight wasstopped.
Stopped,. ; The*. "noble Savage,'„ 'Mr. Lo, had
thrown twelve:cars off the, , tracki and chased
all the Crew of the train towards Antelope
`Station. • One; liowever,.. who I happened to
.,be in the cahoose,•could hot escape. s •
~
So he cloSed 'the 'doors' .and fastened Mein
securely, then •teok down one !of7,.the Henry . :
rifles, - with :Which each'
.car ig revided, and
stood his - ground,- While: the . tidians were '
cutting at the 'door with their i hatchets and
knives. When he -thodght tlieyt,had eier-
cised ; themselves :enough, -he k
Shat through 1
the door mid wounded' one, - when they took,
flight.:' The•:"gallant"- hero - 141 d us, he - was
deterrnined ."to fighellit eut . ..oM that line if it
takes all sunirner."' ' - - -s, :I i. '
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4 i
. '.We_reaehed Cheyenne tit 'lO 'lr. l‘f.Aeing
only •leVgn hourS. behind tin e i -f, Here we . ,
: were advised-6y some of 'our fr ends that *e
.had better "lay oyer":and."ge Slime- sleep:.`"
'All, bdt - we enjoyed.that-;nigtit's,ret; fOr we
had to . snatch "cat naps" sin l edwe left St,
Louis. 'Next morning we took= the train,
but had not gone thirty miles letore otir en
gine got banked up, - and run off the track.'
- The other three' were taen;to 041 the first
one on, but only suceeeded'in running two
of them off, and 4rmly ii - nbeddlng the fou.rth
:and last, in the'snow. -.: - -1 -- i- .
•, We weie detained
.at Fthernian.n day, anal
-then at five in the evening woistarted down
the grade for Laramie, at which place wear
rived at eight- the same day. ' - liN'hile at Lar
amie we took 'a good sopper,l fdr. it had to
last US tilLnext . day at supper, again. The
.next morning as the. sun rose, -We came to
the flreLplace ofisny• note, yit : Point of
Rocks: ) Here the . tock is .aft= sandstone,
and it wears by time\iind • natu l' decoin•po
inWon, into all ecinc*ltable shapes, castles,
dnumente, pyramids, mosque, acrd Chinese
temples, all seemed cut from solid rock, and .
placed there-by the hand of some mighty
giant. .- - . ; .. , ,i •
• After painting Greed Riven a '' tty large
town built 'of adobe brick, whic t i e
was- en-.
tirely deserted, we came to Bry an,the next
eating station. . -•-. :1- • -
When we, woke up from What little sleep
wel could ,' snatch in our. seats — we found a
beautiful Sunday Morning awal Inglis. The
day was calm and clear, the siun shining
down and tinting, the snow.clad peaks of the
Rocky Montitains withn beautiful crimson.-
; •At Wasatch, we changed conductors, and
a very jevial old gent took. the 'train from
here to' Ogden.-- He insiSted-•ttat he and I
- would go into; the Pultnan car a idliave some
singing; and of 'course' I hid? nothing to do
but go. After enjoying. ourselves-tfius for a
few hours,' we all retired to the platform,,
. to locik at the grand scenery which we'were .
,abont to libels through: :After running
through a.ernall valley, the tibia suddenly
plunged ,into Echo Canon; here tall' thills,,
almost perpendicular, rise oh I bisth sides of
the track, reminding me forciblY of the gap
at Morrist:AdditWo nilles further we
entered: Weber.at n, which{ 'scald to be
the most niaguiliBent rock and mountain
scenery in the world. The solff tuck on our
:'right rises perpendicularly six or seven hula-
Bred ,feet, making a huge .stoite; mountain.'
In going through Webereation we Cross the
mime stream 'one hundred and; eighty-severe
'times in thirty-elx - miles.. -After passing the
Devil's Gate, we, entered thetown of Ogden, •
Whersvie cluutged cars for the ICentialiPaci
• fl'e Railroad. At Ogden theixixinectionjwlth"
tialt Lake City is formed ; also..i . I
By daylight we were on the .up grade or
the S.terra, Nevada, shooting - through clouds
th f s
Cif yellow dust at. the rate of ;fo y . miles per
,nr. •The air on the mountai is veryrad
fled, and aspens:lh after. brea ng it awhile,
41 11
wonders that he ever could in ale such air
as•exists in the... Mississippi Vit ley - . At two
- o'clock we pulled Into ko t e great. 'white.
pine centre. • This town - is billit'up of wooden
1
,houses-with,canvasrisoN call tent-horses.
Next morning we pars throe h the Sierra
Nevada,- The general . aspect o the country
ehaitgea veryinueh, andlocate 4 e the moun
tains of Schuylkill County.. ,
Leaving these Mountain sum 'its ire dive.
Into the snow-ehed, for shalt •ferty , miles,
when we Toxin:auntie& to sly 'down the
mouritalrfgOrms, and broug.ht . ti at the lit
tle village pf Claisi.l Akrear . he is- the most
twantiful textum.en. the route .1 the tatfrota
.: ~ • - - ti • - ,
, .
=I
L . '
.S.Tilic,;;E::i'COPg§.'-nc'c*t.::.:,
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Suddenly . wines- olit„et . .w.cUtihrquieh- - ,th e - .
_rock, and skims along the aide - of i(preelpi
-one thousand - feethighl . .it : the bow, th •
stream, which is as hsrgetut-thel3chuylkillat
'PCOgville; buka , :to . theAwldth. of, a'
thread.' - They call it roumling. g TaptTorn.!•'...
misile.,most beauttfuralghCX'oloM-flaW •
and yet ther&were many in". roar*, fast
asleep, as We pists&thrOgligieVand Awe, ,•
to see which was nay
over this part of the -- - We , .ocitt=
down - the monntitinii We astir ifignoOf
Nery.fair at tirst—htulikjitstdartifig- - ,;,t par--.
•.down the leavei comnicisiced - ,tcratunt
Selves, and wheu• we steached:.eulacir;
grain, is • up, and • `eyelytblirg....
its . summer eery, : including lir -
linen, and ladies ;in white .• dreamt
The air 'Cis worse than utseless•to
attempt to deserib.e .it. The • country . seems.-.-
to ,be- a - new one altogether ; 'flowers of all
colors, blooming.aleing,the side - Of the truck,
.while the rich green - grass and grain make
Alp the rest 'of the picture._•At liwnteleek"!
we enteredSacramento City, • pulling
seven - tech *:passenger 'cars. This is - a Andy
loeged ear, And in time will Compare,:favor _ .
ably. with ;; 4 4in_Franeisc,o. l Onetundrecriuut . •
thirty-eight Ekteramelito 'City we .
came to•Oaklarki, lying acrckwthe bay from
Sari-Francisco. We were very grattnleava --
the - 4.,%rs and take - the - few-boat - for' San --
Francisco, and as Vsaki'befere,'ltere we are .: •
This, is the laud of gold and silver, (no green- - .
backs,) and we got our, money changed into
gold, and then sailed into the Oakland Hotel:-
. I like Sat Francisco. better than any other
- city that I every visiteil.;:excepting Philadei-
phla ‘ and J. 0.
,
THE NEW
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A.'VE'R'n,,,ui7ll, obliged-tAudito*Gen 7 -:;:
, - erill ifartran ft for ti . 'cop'y : bf his i "An-
..-*
nual Report - of the Auditer General Of the :-
State of Pennsylvania ; and of the -Tabula- --
tions and Deductions from. the Reports of the, -
Railroad, Canal and Telegraph paides . -4 4
for the year 1869," just from the.press-of B.
gingerly, the gtate. 'Printer: This work, Is :-
gotten, up yearly,. and IS•ol . immense import-j ,•
ance, not - only.; f- to railroad men but to husi- ',
ness mehgenerally, as'exhiblting the mine,:
rid wealth and improvements of the state.— -
-By thiS report we see that there are noW one.,
hifndred'alui eight railiroa A s in 'Pennsylvania - .
obliged to make a -. 'yearly `report tolhe Au-:
ditorf , leneral; twenty. ninq street' passenger„ -
rallWays ; 'fourteen . etknals, and six telegraph
lines.. Railroad companies were required to
reporrby act of April 4, 1859 ; - canal compa
nies by act of April 15;.16.38z , and telegraph .
companies
,by act of April - -M 1668. By . this - -
publication it appears that the whole railroad --.
capinit of the. State authorized hy the Legis- . '
lature is $174,337,370:00 i amount ef.'stock
subscribed, $278,173,816 07; - amount Paid iri, •• -
$239,616,5046,504 97; total amountof . capital stock
pai d , Vi. 39,972,450 47; funded_ debt by.list re-:
p0rt,•5136,337,165 78: funded debt by present
report ; '5192,802,56,8 66; floating debt by last
report; $13 4 034,807 •59;, floating debt by pres.
ent re,p0rt,513,576,637 3.5; total amountinow; "
of funded and floating debt, $206,379,3:16,01.
Thenite per-cent; per annum of interest paid
by these companies onlheir debts runs six,.
seven, seven and three-tetith9; eightand ten. •
Tlie,total cost of our roads has been $3 9 7,883.- 4 ' '
892 00 ;• total length- Of main lines, 5,330 05
miles; , total length of :main lines •in the
,State; 3,654.85 miles; length of double.track ;. 1,067.94. ,miles; length of - sidings, "1,475.30''
miles ;-: guag,es. (if reads; - . 4 . feet 9 inches; 4'
feet BA. inches, 6 feet,. 4 feet* 10 inc2l
e5,..4 feet
91 incie;.(, 4 'feet .3 inches, 4 feet inches ; ' 4 --..
feet7l-104.1 of an inch: TOtal number -of en- :
gine' houses and, shops 397; engines,,2,6s4 :
first class . passenger :cars, -
-1 ,6 ; baggage;.' ,
mail and express cars ~560;, freight cars. or • • -
trucks 25,599;. coal, ore'iid stone cars 46,428; . -;
'iron bridge's 306; Wooden bridges 1,426;
stoneAhridges 378; depots or- stations 1,437 ; ,
xerfod'and water,stationa '6BO ; real - estate -.,
owned by all the coipanies $6,835,9Z: ' Ntim- -
ber of throughpea'sengers"for the last year
4,6;.:6,987; nunibbrA•Mpa:s.4engers Call classes) •
.2.5,69,‘567,,. - numberlof tons (2,000 pounds) of "
throufrit 'freight fqr , 1869; 8,687,571; gross
'amount of tonnage i for'the year, 47,819,722;
anrount of - ant nra - ci te .. coal transported- 16,-
012,583 tons; hifuntinous..B,o34,3l6;`petro:-
Jeino 1,162,183 ; pig iron „956,390; railroad
iron 531,_63; other. i ron for castings 706,960;.:
irpti and other ores 1,937,013; lime, limestone , •
mill S late 799,455 ; agricultunil prod uftS2,6l9,-
778;. fnerchandize 2;276,692; Manufactures' -.,
1,859,878 ; live stock 1,659,457 ; lumber 1,911,- , '
088'; other 'articles 4,710t47—t0ta1, 45,218,800 ".
• tons.
..„-
The total expealses•pf Our ilroads tot - 18419
.were $66,468,021 27 ; receiA $99,614,318 22. :
The total number ofilisseorprs killed were --,,
19,1njured.55; employe& killed 159, injured
.320;. others killed - 195 - ,. itijured. 187—total ,
killed 384, injured 583. • ,: -
.
he dividends declared run,7, 3,8, 6, 61,.16, '
100, 5, 3:80-100:A 18, li, 12;11} ; 14, 5, 20.
The total capital :deck - of telegraph aim- • -
panics,, as - authorized; by the Legislature is ,
$56 - ,821,710 OW, amount paid• in as by last 're-:
-I - felt - $:2,774,381 25; by presetitreport,-$44,309,- : -
.166 - 25,, t 7 Total amount of funded and floating
debt, b 4,659,140 00.
.Their.cost has been $2,- •
253 , ; 20V81. Length :of telegraph lines, '6,-
sSiAl,'.miles ; length in Pennsylvania,' 3,266 k '
miles ; shineroy 413; employees in this State, -r
-ile&
.::,Gress expenses, $426,305 ...°2. • Gross . re- •
'eel pts $505,758 - 0 5. -
. 14 4 . .. ,
.1 _ .
CAN;rO(7 - ,-KEEP . A SECRET?
44 DOROTFIT," said.lchabect, pale and
- .
treinbling,' to his. wife, "'Dorothy, I
h ave a.secret, and if T r thought you would'
keep.it invicilablej would not hesitate to re
veal it tb Yoe-, blit, 0, Dorothy, woman!"
"Why, Ichahod, 'must certainly :be a
secret of great importance, for you: are in a'
woful agitation. You knoW, 'husband ! you
Can place implicit confidence in your
HaVe I ever giVen you Occasion toslotibt hy.
fidelity:?."
"sever, never, Dorothy, but the seeret-I
hii V e cominunicate is one that requires
more than ordinary faithful tiOs and prudence
-toprevent you frouf divulging it. 0 dear!
1 shudder-when I thipk ofit !"
"Why husband,- do you know how- your
lipsremblei and your eyes,' nil'? What Is
the matter? Ichitb, surey you -.cannot
mistrust the confidence of one who vowed at
the altar. to be faithful to yeiti.• Come,
.Yourself."
; - "Niiiy - 1 rely, on your fidelity?"
:Ji‘lchilboct, you-knew you may." '
'MWell,lhen--,-we are both:- ruined!" - un- .
ileif&-11,have committed murder!" • •
"MUrder!" - - r
"Yesrmuiderr 7 ,-;and I have. buried him at'
thej foot of a tree in tit r e orchard!" - --"
7 : "oi, awful! Ichabod,:conunittedi murder!
Then indeed we are nnued,, and our children
;with Us.".
lelialiodleft the room, and Dorothy hurried .
off T h -ii neighbor's. • • .
Mrs. Peattle observed a great ,change In
Dorothy's countenance, and in her general
appea, runce,;.So great asto cause her. to In
quire Into the Cause of it.-' •
. 1:), Mrs. Prattle," said Ddrothy," "1..
am •
the imost.Mlserable of wonien.! i ani_rulned,
fOrever!" , .
",NlerCy!-DOrothy; hosigloofny you'look!
:What has turned up to make Am look So_de. -
jeeted ? :Why, you sigh„ Wm:Mtn.. Tell me' -•
the[cause.” . - - • • •
"I wish I might, Mrs. Prattle, but the oe-•
. caSip.n My; unhappiness Is a secret which.'
I am not now permitted. to divulge.".
"0; you. - Inay tell me„Dertithy, '1 shall
never speAktof It again." • •
"Will promise .never to . reveal ik to.
any person.living'?" .
• "N.,ou know, Dorothy, tnevertellseeretS."
• "Well, Mrs. Prattle---I. scarcely dare say •
it—mY husband has committed murder, and :
buried him at the foot 'of the tree in . the
orchard:! He told me of it hiniself! For
heaven's sake don't naine it fanny ime.".
"Murder! Indeed, indeed, Dorothy, yon
have-reason to think yourself ruined;' Poor
thing! •. pity
.you from the . bbttom of my
'.heart! „ .
Dorothy went home weeping and wring
ing
.her hands ; and Mrs. 1 4 4'sttle,, leaving?
her dough Waif kneaded and her infant cry--
ing In the cradle, haAtened to hold a teteA r
tete with a Mm. Teliall. Soon after this
confab ended, the report of Ichabod's having' .
coinrhitted murder becanfe general, and the
disclosure of the fact was traced tohis wifo'
Dorothy. .Process was immediately issued..
against iim by a magistrate, 'before.wheth,
qind'in the presence of am _ ultitude of anxious
ipectators; he gave-the following explana
tion : • . . • • ; -
"My.object," said Ichabod, "In the course .
I have pursued, was"to test my wife's capi
bilityoCkeeping speret. I.haveoommitted
murder,. inasmuch` as - I killed a...toad, and
burled it at the foot of a tree in- my orchard.
How far my wife is .capable :of keeping a
Keret, luta • been sufficiently -proved; add
with .respect to the Murder, those that feel
an interest, in it are at liber t y to inspect the
body."-, • • - -
. .
MERV irlIS a Amend at ItnivillA La., in the
pariah of Lafayette, of a man. game r -
whodiefi Um darbefore suddaninafter d =
a -fair Minutes at the corpse of the. wife inl . §
daughter of tbe man above named, who bad
died of the yellow fever in the epidemic of 188. 1.
The exhumed :corpses hail •undergene Wider
no change, and• w 8144 taken up to bb buried 10
another place. „e-
EME