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,Rlt , -SIXTH YEAR.qt
.'No.
COAL TRADE A.-DVERTISEMEN+S.
Vort ilicljntonb.
- Pier No, 4, rani airlines&
WEL D, NAGLE ;;Itz CO.,
incr.% and Shippers of the Burt
MOUNIAIN AND BLACK HEATH
COA.ES,
•
For 'Nfairriraclur.lii g.and Domestic nse, and Sole
•
- Agents In all markets
•
FOR mir. c4EnBVran
•
7 ::PINe. KNOT WRITE,ASR, AND.
. 1 1 .
;- . "JACKSON PARBERRY" COALS.
20534WIdant St., Philadelphia,
ltae• :,-/.11411
Doane
New TrZ i . : . •
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e•isl: W.P.t' rimtirr W. Natit.z. ED. SHERWIN.
. 1 II itsitr,A. Riex, Jit.
- 1 Jon.), '7O , l— -'
•,--%-,--- -.
-Nei No. 5, Port Richmond. .
1
iAAS. &:BRENIZER,
Miners and Shippers of
• , THE SUPERIOR . .
.
' A
lAJRKEY•RtTN' COAL
',. ANT; Sin.lle Aciairta eon '
I..cr, Gra i rt .& 'Co.'s . Celeitroteil ' .
Pt A 1•1'K. RIDGE COAL.
.1, 1
2111 TWalrint Sit., Philitdelphia;,-
timers :tll Trinity Building. New Turk,
i! . 1i %.,
11 Donne St., Boston. , • ,
Feb ito.rio; -• ' . • ~.8,- _ -
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CASTNER, aTICKNEY & WELLINGTON
• Miners and Shippers of Coal.
'3117 rt 7.63 DE - from their Burnside Ca harn 01:
LEWIS NEIN (Red Asti.)
•LOqUOT MOUNTAIN (White Ash.)
1 39 Trinity Building, Nets' York. - •
Onirei: a 203 Walnut Street. Philadelphia.
WIIAItiO Doane Street. Boston.
lF No. 6, PORT RICHMOND, FIIILA.
1 tin. 1, '7O, 1-
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'Locust • Mountain. Mammoth Vein, Red ,Ash,
• Pier 'I, portltichntood. I Lorberry, and • = •
ELAIVIMETT," NEILL . &' TOWER LYKENS VALLEY . COALS
„,,
• • (32D IValnut . Stiort, Philadelphia.
S)tippergofAntliracite &Bittuitlngtips. • -
al.Neer York.
.
. - Doane Street. (Room Itugtou.
marvlt 24, ;to • -
A.(t, ENTS for the Rifle nf the celcbrnled sTrE . N.,;
1 , 1 ix IT CITY. WIGGAN & TaIEDEL'S Lociast llou it
•
titin'juud Burnside Shantokin , .
. .1,, White Ash. Coal. . .
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. 1 Also;SPOllN.and PEACH mot' -TAtr;
. i 1. . Red Ash Coalj
,
. •FROM IT.OIIOKEN, . •• ••
Titi• best varieties 01 Lehigh - and Boyi.lan's -CELE
LHATED FAbIILY COAL. , . •
• '.! —,--- , 4.-• - : ,
, , -
Als, Sole Agents in tile 'Eastern market for the
A t latit to mid George's Creek Co.'s celebrated BITI7-
MIiSPUS ;COAL.
i... • IPhtladelphls,727l7 Walnut Street.
4 i mce ' New l'ork, Rooth G. Tritilty Itaildimr„
1 .
. , . Prosidenee.-21 Custom House Street,
..r. l t Boston, gr. Doane Street.
February 2,:.t, 'tiii . ' I -
' Pier No. 0. Fort Richmond. •
JOUN R. whu'r.p..`; & SON,
• fors of Coal,
'PPS. 4, ~
. Nfo. 316 W_AL.NUT SR.,. PHILADELPHIA.
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~ •:`, Depin!s for Stone sad ;41e of Coal : '
~A;1.4 We.ot Thirteenth Street, New York:
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: , :o. 02 Third Avenue, New York.
s i ;. ,, t, i ttiYhsrc No. 00. India Street, li'rovidenre.
y's Witt Of. Mt. Washintton Atentre. near
, t Federal Street,. Itostoni ' "Jan. I, '74-1
_ . _ .
1 It 4.NICLIIT COAL OF LYKENS. VALLEY.
ARE CAUTIONED that there . are'
Collieries whist!' mine this Coat, all, of.
are tinder the niatiattetnent of tin'
Eor the year I‘ , 7O:•:INNICKSON t ('I)., o f rhila
detolkia, will be the only Auerit. , for iits sale t 1 New
Fai:tlantl..Ne:ls• York, New-Jersey, and South of Cape •
lienrt,andii'j,,FlittlS,,,•:.('Cl„ofhltl tio.re for all
o or ...ti z ews will deal in no WIWI' elval
~.11,4t;!%,”, and parties w isiii tie the nu reveal' Inc art,l-
~,e proeitre it of theta, The object of thiri mutton
.1 • ::1141,.• TO enable those interested to. lair under
:, „Tann:3y.
The r'..kgents and their assistants for the ,atxive
are as folloWs: SINN Wk.:SON &(:0., fleneral
f.).l.. o tetitt, 132 Walnut ;area, Philadelphia; their New ,
ork Ottlee is at llooni Buildings, JOS. ti.•
1.1 )4 )1)Y. Agent /I.Si , ted by ELISIIA MOSELEY.
.1:.-n :r2 Summer street, L , ' ,
. Iwo EltS k .tCt f ieneral Atte? ts. rot 4
• on-, naiCLIIIOre, repre^a'at.`d Ut
llar
'll rg, h. 3! .11 tsr.l4l ti. sTEItILETT. Order):
, 1•01:14, he given to either of the above 'fantod ,partietr,
:Ili,' tom, ane else. WM.II. h-OW LE,Genetal Marnufer
th<tanninit Branch it: it. Co., the short Mt.,coal
Itse I,Yken , Valley Coal C 0..; I, *7O--.1
.• Vier Np. 10 l'ort itil41111411(i• ."
81.TNICKSON 8.7.:
03.,
sllipment of the.
•Franklin. Coal of • i.,yris.Vailey - ,"
7 , :rmi Ettg;:uiti, York. NR.IOP•I'y and SZor;tlt
oC ('apt` Henry.
.1 113%; sti.vet; In,tlactelptbia.
tizt - Trin:ity Nev. - York.
Satttpur Stropt . , Ito,tott.
ff 3i),'411.91 (3, MOODY% Agetit.
. 11..5. r_s, I . NV York.
WALTER', DONALDSON & CO
ot
I.l'll.ll'E ANTI 11-F7.11
COAL.
FUIjE"‘ N for the Celebrr.t.•.l
_
- - .TH 0 MAS " COAL
.105 11'n-nat
- 19 Trinity 8.0.1197., New Vork.
( 19 Du uke_ ri,t.
; r "Port Richmoita.
94( •
• •i Norlll Port amlln 11111 l 1.
JOHN C. SCOTT & SONS ,
and
,Shippers of Coal.
%,1:1:NTS , EG3 sAt.r; •or
%.1 3101,75TA1N
• . •11)-.)4 ru,AN1,11.” , 7*-13ri , p Ital. .ALslty ,
1 t• .., : 4- ,nni. , ~ ,,; , In. :I n as:nit:or in na re.qx.ces, to
tlie.l.Nlin'..2i:S VAI:I.EY Coal. ~,.,.
l'tl6..NW. (;(11.1 - 1'...N sit A.II.OKIN nett :Vat.
j. w I'llttAttELl'lTlA—Na."2. 24lll 'alnitt St
.
(ta,,,Z,.),••11(1.5T0N.,.-Nt). 19 ilowle Kt. [ t •
6 . i I 6 ;` , W 1111ZR-111 Itripanny. fltatttlier
%.l,ii, ,`,. trenett, ...kgratg... .
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.. . /ler 14, :•ott:11. %, . -
BORDA I 'KELLER & NUTTING ?
Miners and Shippers - 0; r
Coat,
~..,.:', : r I,EIfIGII GREENWOOD, - , , •
.„I'.'.TNQU.A. IAII.A.FT. . -
. 4:“ {1 . .... C1 • : , 4 4 1 A LE, .. S • ..
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E. -}; Era I.Or.TIZRAV.
• ' • NM:TR FRAN KIAN I'l , ll tsll,
I: ED .
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BLACK HEATH,
BIG 'RUN I.oCrs.l.' NT.. ~
G,Atrrt.ETsos.•o.u:..v't:Dvir.Lr..
i i.,i,.,., :: .I,7".eti 61 Trinity Builtllna. N. V.
1 :12: 1.%"3.142 at strrch PltllatleSphla. : -•
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a l'irr.,l:. , • .
''.. 1 1. • .1.:(.1•1111A,,tc..ici.Lt••: • 2 1 t •strTtico.•• • • • ,
IDI 4 I/ FitANISLIN NVILITE ASII.
• %) •• ; -..! , •:: 04 ._ .. _:,__,___L•_,..,_•,, .__ /;7 77 • ...._
- D .A.t HUDPELL Sc CO• I
r [ -- ,
M l iners & Shippers of Coal. -
• : , ,
•-.- :, ,g t 2:l7o:AV.lll!lilt.St.:Phikulellillia.'
' , l.‘ ,-*. 1, 111 ftr.Eadway. Crrlnity lUzit.ling):N. Y.
-',, 0 7.4T . rtits. Strret.l.l.onstan.
- - '''' *.giiillt , far the sale • , .*:thi•. , fullo l xl2l4 , colebtaled
-,,, ' •
• n
,;, ..kltt,tumit Lniirini c0.‘1, 2 „
il .11z. ~:41" c1.)..1.1,,,A.'0.'8 . HICKORY AN 1J Dit_lr Ea
• - 1 • '0.1.1.1: 4 ...x.),101.1 .
1:1'.. , :.'4.4 , 1..111. COAL 0 ).1W SHAMOKIN COAL.
Iy -
.1• j!r . 1 1 ... 1 " T t4 l l t , itl4l
. 1 1 N 1 ) t1t%1:%;/-: k• : ; ;3 .• • .. A , . i...11 I. J.
Jri
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I
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. . •••• P1...r '.. 10 Port It!chrEod.. - '
. 1
JOHN RONIWIEL,' JR., & BROTHER'
atitte add Trr:l Leona HILL t MUM'S •W'liite Ash.
Sapp4or iiNNUT CLIT. bully frre•-blinOnt-, pok
;3- cr.c;bratrd LIANII4, Wl-4.lsTltu I),t, p 11441A4k
. _
111::;tnitur sm-stry.zipti); , 4.
1 11_1.1, - I3N•s WING LEI-1011 at Elittp.bothport.
1 -.: • , i,) 205 , 4 Walnut st.. 1•1111a4Vat.
: - t'4 , .i, •.. •- I.l' Doan.. purred.
Roston.
1 ! Itacotit 53. Teulty 1111114,:io,;1. .:slow.Tork.
' t.,:a::.4,.t..%A.-.EN-r—5.1.311:11,1. F. 1:U4 . ..;(4, a5 , k , .. , 1 1 ).k
I -. !:I:.yl.'S 3:1.1 F.. P.•urnAm. ;'...larch J. 'it...-..-1.4,
. I.VA 14 DUSEN BR() i HER & CO' . :.,
• .'" • ,nttter. awl Shlpiwng or 44 -' .
A
o , . 1 1 ( , A '..L...,
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. . ~, I ,„g ; „ 7 ., rAthi.,..b., 1....., I R,...tatcr.l.eriza.t Gip,
,_. . lfllke-..Jnkree., Uhlg"... an-.I o:hrr •
•
. 1 -; WHITE AND . RED , ASH COALS:
•
r '.• '
~,; ;,•?,:i`Wit.t.V.VICS: alli v beg t i v.
{ 4
f 211 \Vain tx I. ....trre4 Pal Liutelpittii. - -
t 1 , • Es l i 11l n
firoecl e irlin Wew Y °ll. -
Bt.• $0440 - 0.. -'a An i • .. 4 13.
..../-
.j•
DOVEY .6"z XENDRMIC.,
gien-f. 131 g/l/pptrll or the feebre&l
Shaft or Rainbov; and Keystone
`CIO&ES.
4 '4.
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Irbsrf Part Mr. .
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Phltedelphler-238 Dorms Street:
3 Pattartlbe-tentre Street.
Itestea-42:40. 37 Mau* Si., JAL 11t;MAIree
Agent.
Wastslagtoa.D. --Beas7J!)264; Arii 16
rebruso We • • !!‘
Pier NO. 17, Port RiehmenitL
AUDENRIED. NORTON & CO.,
Miners: and - Shlppers of
FIRST.CLASS COAL,
• " -- LOCUST 31.0VNTA.LV.
Froui our tiro largo srul celebratid Q.Cleries
C F. NORTON co
4 COSTILESTAL." G: 7 00O4IIXIE t .kUttENItIED
Free Burning Red Ash, and firdentllil'preparntion.
COLKETTLLIERI',_ Owen, Lung &
• 6 •
mr q bi.F. eltEek ept.Lilitti - Colitetet, Prest
,,.-.SILVIORIN. • . •
F.:;TEILPRISF: COLLIERY. T. Raunigardrier, Prost:
Mountain a nd-Lorberry. also via Selitiyikill
Canal, to :di points accessible by boats. •
fiigit Walnut Stmt. Philadelphia.
OUlccs; -,`1.11 Broadway. New York.
27 Doane Street. Boehm,
J. T. AUDENRIED. C. F. NORTON;
CIPAS. D. NORTON.. , It. GoartELL,
Jan. 1, r,l). 1—
SNVI3ER & SHOEMAKER,
- ' Sl►ipi►ers:and- Dealerol tit -
Aui:;57.3 vox G. W. kix:r.wrn's . WF:t..f. KNOWN
PINE FOREST COAL
.( Lt.T. WALNUT ST.;
'
LOITT
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l'ier N0..'13 Port itlelstitongl.:
.I;io'Nan S. itErrt.trm, :4. P. etoz:noN, Jr: P. 112E1'1.1.1En
REPPLIER, GORDON ez.
11101;A9 CAI::. 0111:IS HA( ER.' COOK.
4
I. OA HACKER . &
SIIIFFFICS OF
.1.04.174 T (1.1 ; P, ' LOCIiSTNOUNTAIN, ELAcE
ITF.ATR.
.% Lso. Dr.A'LLits IN OTHER FLEET QUA l.ritr:s.'
AVliit6 and Ilea A-lt CO:11s,
Nty. 214 WsanUt Street. Philadelphia, nnil kWooil
lauttl‘litirvev. Schuylkill River,
4
JOHN 11. STRYKER,
SHIPPER. AND AGENT. ,
Schuylkill H aven. Fa.
Lan. 1. '711:-1
LOVE BOYER & CO
SIIIITEIts OF
. .
Anthracite and Bituminous Coals.
• hOLE AuiENTS FOIL' •
C 1.7. E/BERIAND VEIN BITUMINOUS COAL
•(334 Walnut • St., litstladelpian:
tiittreA, 'd,l3 Ihrrsne St.. Ilaston.
,--, •
• - "( 2,7 Custom litowto lit., recividedee; r
?larch .1, 7.1 • , - • , • 10-ly ,
ME
,
. • gnu ark.
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N(11. lIESSSEN/IrTTEL. JOlf i 11. IIIaiSENHUTTLI..
VIM. .HEISSENBUTTEL. & - CO.;
- Skipper% and Wholegate Penile:* In :
v -
Schuylkiil,c. Lehigh and Cumberland
CY . A I_, ~ ' . . •
. „
1-ni,:iTy BuiLDr.c.. 111 BR,ApwAy, it0:11 hi,
- ' P. 0. Rex 5.119, NEW YORK.'
so!e Agents for Neiw York and Vicinity-tor-11:e
tiate - -of LEE. GIL t.'o.'S. pLANK unix; E, and
VAASA lIRENIZEIPS TI.RKEt RUN COAL..
Matell 20, '7O ' .•• .. 13-1 y
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"DAVIDSON, YOUNG & CO.
I.oersT SfOUSTAIN, S.;ILS...ktOK IN. 1:EHIGII,
CL.WI4;itLA.SI). S(.II.VSTON WILICESBARILE
1.4.00Y1. No. IG. TRINITY BUILDING, NEW YORE:
W?J. IL DAVIDSON, - formerly of Tyler a Co.
S_l !WL B. YOUNG, fornierly of Caltl well, Oortlon &Co
ROBERT K.I.IUCK3IAN,.
Jan 13.'70 - .. : 3-ly•
• ---
pp. JOHNSON & ROBOKEN.
COAL. •
VAN WICKT & STOUT,
Celebrated "Fulton" & "Stout" (Lehigh) Co-nla,
From the Ebel - vale and the Stout Collieries. near
Hazleton, .Pa. Delivered direct' from. mineson
hoard Vessels at PT. lOtiltSON. noltoKEN, and NEvr
Ilitusswicx. \.J. •
(44 & 40 Trinity •
t 1 Itioadwa), New
((Temporary at. 110, Broadway.) •
_.,-32.1Vr.10,•*0•3
•
:::VEIi . PLANCK .& .A,TW,QOD,
,WII.OLIMA.I.E
(mice . : (I.: irl Ity 'l!niliing, 111 DrAndtray
1 ;j o
P. W. V.Er.PLA:.s:K, : , . .
J - W. ATWOOD.
Jan R. 111 - :.• - • 011 N .
• 2—bra
CAIDWki4I4 CONANT & WFSTON,
NO.III BROADWAY,. NEW YOWL
. 35 and :itt ?tinny 'Hid - •
• • DIALERS IX
WItgaWARUE. ' . .
PITTSTDN; RED ASH.
' MAIIANOY SCRANTON
• idcilir motrwfArs.
cuaIpF,RIAN6; BROAD Tor, ETC., . • •
0 A - S
SOLF. AGENTri for New York And the North of
the eelet.ratetl COUNCIL 11.11j6E FREE IURN
LEHI(OI. COAL. TILE PRIMIRWE.:' THE
POWELTON tieint-hitturirtuous and other nrija-r144
J.p,tES W. CALDWELL. C. P. CONANT.
WALTE.It.
April 3„ %W. - • . +it
OFFICE OF TIII4 NIAGARA F.LEVAT
USU co.,s COXYIERCIAL BLOCK, I.lrrrALo, , N. Y.
C 0 .74. . . 004.
. ..
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TRE NIAGARA ELEVATING. CO, "haing a
/111 - ge .11rpillk of reOt and Dockage, will ne prepared
a the opening of itavhotion to receive front the Erie
Hal/wal".. QinaLoir_Lake, any quantity of COAL for
storage or trnnshiPmedt , to any place Eaat by Canal
or oast by the Lakes, upiui aft VANiln*.let.ternut OA any
parties In Flutfula. Their lot Is all totaled! fora
general elt bustls.
CVIICS CLAIIRE, V ce-rifoldlent..
. Sfrtreh 27. 'i.V ' , . 7: • .. - • i 13Lf-tt
1
COAL OPEILATCYRS, MINERS AND.
FURNI),CES, .
GhICE & LONG. Locomeutlve
' 1.4) srutkr. Pit ILA
Would icall your attention to their (Wier!, Ifs./
'Fel:mire /Acorn...vows designed f.‘r if:iiirre or oftuidr
work, and for any required eTico of road and sharp
est curet.", with capacity to draw from let to lar ton.
•
grcsu load.
- Having developed in both the Anthracite and in.
ttuntrious regions of slerinsylvaola, the mud surer...x
-.(lft Damsel bocconotire to-the country, they 'offer
with ocaddence thcli various atyles'of Looorriotive.
Engines with every guarantee of their work nutn.‘
ship and performance, and refer to the many now.
operation In the severst - antnting .•dhasicts, fu
and forges in the titatel and country.. . ' I•.- •
Their smail,,;'first cost, great power deyeloped, to
gether With their durability givan .econotay and
light dallj expenses over anirnal power or ordistary
itooknottvenae. (as proven by t their experience of
several years).hytke a vast saving In expenses sub
. Feb
": topaz
ary LT tsee vA rvi rod in a very short brae. _ •
• :Ans. •
-
WIRE 'ROPE.'
XANCTAcrritzl 3 VT - '• •
TCCRER CARTER CO., Nev York'. ,
All Julies Hemp or Vlrl re Centres, brlghttor panted.
The Rope manntsetnred by Ihts rirm Axe considered
by nil "'Atilt"' using them, the best and handsomest.
Rope made In the world, made Incertably from wire
drawn from alb test Nortrse Imu. The laws=
In the 1.7, s„ Narrate rigged with Wire Ropes
by this firm. 'samples of these 'Rope eau be seen stith,
and °niers taken, and all Information glven, ,, Lend
ord&re promptly filled arreaseruthle Wes and Men-
Inns furnished, by A. HENDERSON,"
oppnistoi Miners' Natlonat Bank, Pottsvitte:
Jan I& 9. &Stu.;
Ll
R 99T'S SSCTIONAL WIWIJCISr IRON
sArEri 801 LF1154,
.
• ROOTS IMPROVED TRUNKENGINES,
Atationin„ Portal,lease Merles. •
Double Fla tole Square Ilobstbig Buenas, lioietf:
trig Zdacblaery tar Coal 4 1 1 0 1 AW. '
Grime /1110. &C.. doe:
Cue of glees Holeterrean be aeon ratuilee deity. at
&-HARR/S' Colljern Ilabaubrent7._Pa.
.
PARTICOIAIt: rerrKsrtiort Ls' ilk - Val:D . TO
the Bolster. whit& tot no equal.- 2:o dead points
--basind two phonies la ease cylinder, either:end
of which •bi' tithing OM steams when the other is
positing eentre. It rejoices no Melina straps,elurs
or brakes of say kind— Started, reversed or stomped
Instantly, tuldat etsrloolut ot revoLutlett, be - the
slmphem Hartmann -hey;
gibs, eat sersers,er other adjustable parts, whlett In
other bolsters, require the knouladge and osaltant
care of an
thew asidiseer. can ba put La the
hands t nova bsexperleural persons. All Its
:working parts are 'eneittied in.the ears or atlls‘ar i •
;end are ;hum proteded Mrs baiMuNge. the emseutor
dust,
e di prtes, and ribri - Or westber. its estreme ners =
ness, partness and Itspidapred.bididY
tt for Ms ase: Orders received ihr the inentdr
by the undersigned. wheat", alsoOtrelsh desalialve
catalogues. setae Usu. drodailly tiAthistakand c . i!4ser
Isfonastioal. • =
BF 11
itlis. 411,1111 T, IffahlaoF AA.
11
Jr Dist Pa.
. NA
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finL•BaCK.
Vert Niaplea.
,LO4DEV.I .
Pier No. * I, PL Richmond.
COAL,
( TRINITY nuitaa.ric
f , NEw YORK.
. C. IL SIMEMAKER.
AND su z !Tr ni or
11), Port KLetunon'd
I=l
COALS.
MIEERS AND SHIPPERS or Slit
.
SOIIVTLKILL, _ ' - ...„.. . .
'X I I,KESII A4111.F., '
' SCRANTON, and
•
. ,
• • - . - +SHAMOKIN
. ,
•
C . 0 -A_ L', .
3finii g Nuci;iucry, &c.:.
1 .1/oilattp4ia;&t.
SCHUYLKILL 'NAVIGATION:
tildpplagilfkarres ear C 011; .t Gre4rick.
WIS;AUDENREID & CO.
AGLICTIS FOR VII! USX Or • I '
Welf Cr4l , lNsatewi Caal Cealipiira Bei .and
Biwa Beath White , Milt Cada. .
)Walnut fitteet; Pbilad p •
OFVI(.` : Broadway. New Tork. el-
Biaston.
.. . .
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DA VI.O li./LILSON". rill LA. IMANVEL BAST, ASH t. io: P.
. iIA . VIB , PEARSON .t.CO.; :I: .---
_ - ,1 xxssgs A.,...:D blurpEsts or TUE
E uximiTED thcrter 1110USTAIN WHITE ISII .11/
• it smns Vl:5
. •
It(E1) . : AS I-1 COAL. l• •
I! i sn: 1-4 Walnut Stieet, l'hititidelphia.
OFFICipS: I N %li t u l d i a Z a , % ;: t ?;',. l inZ N": U. Tritliv.•
it , .INtit 11 Donnettilrect. il ' oston.
(111,EF.NWICII, pEwiw sir,F. AV ENI.7E W11.% 1 1 111 ,
Jun. I, trrl-1- .
THOMAS,-C. PARRISI-1 1, .
sn: 4rpst AND D.ELLEII IN- i
Lehlib, .ieltßylkill , and .131tumino is
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Consig l i ettneeta Commit:stun Solicited and tai
on favor m ile Terms.
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• Oftee-34i wpinnt. st., risusAiriptai.
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LEW'S &i-
:• ; tI..INI:C.M AND
, Sittrmun
l'E!.E1 , 11:{1/TED OM tit lAN I.Ol'UsT 1191'NT:11N
• 0
Otlii+ 108 lynlnnt Stre:et. roll3tltelnloa
Jutte 4 10
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EAST FitANKLIN LORBERRVAIN COAL..
M;!,IEIVIsToiT;ItiNu,S-Letir,l)LOßß'r:BßY COAL
GORI:X.E.% d: CO., who are uly sole Agents. Pariies
ordering frioni thgat truly always - depend upon get
ting n puiaaritele,
(No.:0) Walnut St., Philadelphia.
OPPIPE.S:-, No. 111 Ilniadway. Room (4, New Yo}L:.-
• .1.N0.11; Doane street, itoom
: Jan 1, • lIIINRY HEIL
111ilinington,
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(OFFICE, OF THE MOCANAQUE COAL
CODIFAITY t. No.:illo and 5r W. Front MI,
W I I.MINGTt IN, LIF.LAW AEU, 1
' %re - are utne preliatvd, to turniAi the Trutt!, De I.
cr. and Cut'miner* with our ,
' . Celehti l ated teal, the ".Moesaaque,"
And thou Interested will Lind It to their advantize
and econotAy tof.mithult tilt. CQOltrany tusksber,re aki ig
their yearlk rout roets or engaging cargoes:
shipping it.,,liit Sir the Wepitern market, Erie. I
" ,e* ' " . "Southern do liayretle Gmee.
" "
" Eastern do Viiimingfuin.
R.--thN the Clover 11111 itati no:141 and pith
mlnuous Ccail Co.'s' Coals, - for the manufacture :of
itaff,(l7 candles 475 r. f. yielfll;eolte first finality and
percen loge of nsh smelt May 21, ":0-21-13;
r. ISt - 4'00611 Comitt).
ES . J a , O N N Eat,r
and tiltipper of the Celebrated
LocuirrCo4l
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rolhrf,vll.ll.:, CO;.
Jan 1, - ID. • 1-
'WE AR I T, HOW IN DAILY RECEIPT
T UPE IC) it
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Bulky.Vree, Burning Deep Bed Ash.l
DANIEL WEBSTER COAL
HAND:IOW:, 7),
BRI(411T,
SQUAIIE-YItACTURED I ,
OLL•' AGENTS:
JOHN 11.4MMEL, JR., k 1180. I
Inuit ' Philadeliali:l. I
1 . 1. Duane St.. lloilton.
53 Trinity liullditig,,New 'fork.
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19-if.
Nlny 7, 70
013t1G1N41.. HENRY CLAY GOAT.
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I . I beg to9oliiy MY friend:: nil , l tile puh!l, ;V11 , :r1
ans. Cult I *lave :Tr:11111rd ' ' .• :• . 1
- %IOIINI ROMMEL, JR. 4: BRO..
THE so4:ANI)EXCI,ri-tIVE Ai;ENTS:
'FPR TUE SAW; OF MY- li.
ORIGINAL`' HENRY CLAY COAL'
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The eitarnet!er and r epulation of yrnieh Is en weil,
• kndern in ttlelnorket, as to need ' i
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. .1 no speelol contnient. - . '
It will be S i ll IPPEp AS L:;I 7 AL under iliy . tsva
supervialon.
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7,1).
• Walnut St,.
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, 1 Doane St.. Bastes.
' Trinity Building, New.
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. May-11,
HENRY . CLAY COAL.
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WE -13±'°' TO INF_OW THE Ilippc • i
TUAT, Tlfg OtTIC 10 - !2;.-ANDWETAIL. tr. - •s
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PURE andIEREt 's FROM MIXTURE,
: ktu,l. rah only Yrc ha4.l iroru our ,eseltr,ive Agent.. for
Att tidr-wuter
JOlq ,ROMME.L, JR. J; BRO.
• (2031‘,Walnut ativet, I'l Ueda.
01111.ces,-; Zirew York.
t . .21 ,Dwsae Street. Boston.
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To whom 1 011 orders shauld be aq..tresed
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THIS COAL IS A- 11-A.NDSONtE, r.i7LK v,
LTO itt, FREE BURNING
AIiTICLFI ;
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Amfi"Fe pli•Ziveurvelciett to - rontlnne Its
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And contitientli recommend as the •
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REST Ent:E Dr - mama colt. tx int ]IAILEST•
ROIERTSCiN, clyTtmuut a co.
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. / l a rch
L 2, ,74) ;.
,
CILI-lisartilbetaterel and; users et Ste
1.11 Punt" ere hisethresatioseisessinet the mut
restotia. eerie. or ore , or. soY' Ploor ic tblit are on lo
frbsgeosent isepersebes
lier as they VD be. iStretstrookto, ratt, esieot or
t"ll oienotessted •
love Suit sesessipse.
ties, anti williproirotiteall other bertteeess
lows elarlstf o liti MUM WIZ ALLISON. ,
Parties la orPutipsesitioro ,
JOS lirache. ross - Chitiehath •
b 1171 : . luanili2kat i
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POTT
SVILLE 'SATURDAY
25, 1. 1870,
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NEE
JOHN B. IX)trtY.
F.a tiglnet
Imin
It~i!aartptjia but iscnuntE.
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D .M. ROBINSON & CO- I . I'
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AA ..__._, , , ( inooelitor to W.l''. Mintger,) - , 1 .
iiitowneaS, If.aCl3•FACTtakitlist Vrealitigtrr_sol* . i
3filltikrz, Church. gssetietv; Ttmilstilial ißuottsitat Flag's.
. . 11mm:wry rked, &et, 1 .
''' No. 1:11North Tittrd retst PhiLatielphlii. , 1
.
- ' Ns-ember 4, NM. - ' - I 'j '. iilk - iY
- ROVED Twelati-
S 25. ' Fi l it i ii E Dfiltili r gal l f;ti n r;lniu
,Maehltie. The
cheapest First Class Machine in that-market Agent ,
wantcti in crrry 2bieit. Liberal conaraisaion allowed.
For tcriiis aturci'reular, address-, A. H.. HAMILTON, ;
(fen. Agent, No. Zt'i Chestnut $l., Philadelphia, Pa. 1 '
April 13, - 10 . - • • ..', liAlin.
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W J. EVERETT'S
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.Nesrsretent '.7.4.-gpcilar slur:Wet. Rrarc andl.Chest
1 ` t .sti.:;:porters i l. - '. - iill
'No Straps' tinder the nitre , . I . e'rfeet!cOnifort anti , r
benefit at:urn - weed. ',AN, is SeventliStt,heitete Arai; i i f ,
Pliiirelc:pidg. s 'fr..a.ses,',. supporteek,A-Zastle Steel:- i
14175, CriatclieS, e... Lod - attendant;' --:- l
1 , 1 INSTE. ellL ANT. 4. co' • • I
i'll. - M .ft- ;
1 ,lmps tex.4 of• ! I ..:,
11-f , '40 . 11 - , NOtiOILS, '' • 1
: - White (tautly Ellibrohkrieti„
. ' gents , Fur G ooishing.4.4, &v, 'I
,
--h,,. al lt lAR li: ET STI4I LT, PIIILADELPILIA. •
an
Ali Ec STREET CA. PET 'WAREHOUSE, i
H
1 - 1. ,:i..: Aral street, below Ninth street. l'hiintltd- '
pitht. The old ftifablished, tend. ltecelvlng for the
•VrioY 'trade a largaztock of the 'Neu:Mg/ea of
•-. c A 12. .E 3 '. I:: rJr Iv - o-. 14 , - -',.-
..rurebii, , ed at the Lecte4f 0 Ll) RATES and will be 1
‘,,,rd fil a flreql 7 , ..ltielinis _fen is lost ,Settaen'a prices:
.E.NSiLISIi lilt ITISELS athd 5/I,,ihd Un och ocivik ,,,h, •
la - proportion. . JCPC - .1`1.1 111-ACKWOOri.
April pi, in.lft.let •s - ..- Arch 1414, l'itilatl,4oll3. • ,
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VkITM Iit'CREAE I P '•: I . •
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lif 5:11,311NOL ST., I'll IA DEI.1•111A. • :
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j;URNITURTI. •
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; J.. • JOSEPIii,V A ..TON', •Ii CO.. -
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I_ AIM:1:r MAKEILi, Z. 6.. ill Wa :tut St. , Plillaticiphitt.
1_
li-arestaitilshinent is one of I at oldcid in,Philadel
plillt, and from yon;; experleit '. Mid superior facili
ties we are peep and to ittruish good, work at reason..
able prices. ,
We manufacture tine nun It ti e,:taid alSo ;medium- I
priced nirnittire of superior -tilt lily'. :A large' stock
of furniture always on hand,•ebssis infidel," order.
-,-. Counters, Desk Work _ and lhace •Ftiraiture*for
Minks. 'Other's and stores, ramie to ordi'r. ' -
• sti - v". l . WALTON, 3. W-1.11-`IIN 4. 'TT, .10* - L.SiCOTT.
- Feb hi. 11)-1y.
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r,ISIIER Sr,' HALL'S CF:DA ' VAT aryl TANK
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A ,31.‘N l' FA( l'ultl`. Nos. 11-1-I itlo4l 1111 North' Frinit
stfirc:, Pelow Girard Avenue, Pi iladelphia. Penna.
51 o' %tout,' rii - ,-pectfulls- inform 1 se public that we
ani.• Ltanufaeltil lite AV04../I)}:Zi I.l.N.lict, RESEII- '.
0..,
VI illisir&e., of every'tle,erlitttoll /HI ennaelty, suit.:
able for Brewers, ]distillers, Cis lyrics Railroads,
Hotels, Privitto Dwelling,. ste.. is rand
hand Tanks
ail size ti:i hand. Our worllis ittl'sle or White Cedar
umi ~ :1- . . f wo”,is, nett wiling to o ter,: acid we will
alliOnotel*ir, to give entire sat nif. .tiort.,atid. furnish -
it op the imi,t reaimtable.terms. Tuba made of any •
tiesireti.shape, whether Round al or SOuare.
1 • - - . HEN NN'. FISUER,
'Alu-!, 12, '7O-11-sinsf , A3l( . 11. HALL.
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\ cV i t .11,,A
Factories,L i 0 ‘l , T t x .. .B..f i g
3. 4.11 .7 43, p f e 0 a r f,• ‘ l, , tt r •-" e " . „
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Cloth • for cleaning ores, coal, tt,.. Ifeatt - liereen
Cloths and Coal ttemetet. , 'Wire Webbing tsw sheep
amt.poultry yards. • Paper Makersi Wins.; Bram and -
Iron Wire Cloth Sieves, fainted .'sicreens,,Ornamen
tal Wire NVork. Every talOrniation• to- addressing
the inansifiseturers 31. WAI,KEit d SON:4,
1 •N0...11 Nwrth Gth street' 1•1111adelphla.
, Feb . l2; '7O • - 1 '... _1 -I-1 ;-ly
REMOVAL.
' JOSIII',A,COWPLA ND'S SONS
- • , 11.1v1: P..1:,:10VF.1., 1111.111 ' ' '.• '
• LooKin;G-at.Ass AND, PICTURE•FRAME STORE.
I TO No. IS :ion!' Siztk St" Pisilatia4 " --'"
Where they otTer at reduces, prices a imam! akiort
- ntent of. Lf sok Ing-OlaFex; Vietum Frnines, Larg e
French Plate Nflrrors, Plain and Ornathentet
1 Iletti. -- e Prattles, Cornices, Moulding's, ,te. ~, -
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.10:41111A OZAVi'I.A.NLYS s . .
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- Feb 19, '74.11xn 1 No. b North Sixth sit.. Pt:Litwin
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PLES OR HEMORRHOIDAL TUMORS In
/. tenni) and Est ernal,l3lind, Bleeding and Itching,
posdivelyaterfectly and permanently. cured, with
not Palo, danger, instrumeuts or caustics; by WM. •
!.-}.. :\Ice.I.NDI.ES,-,M. 1),. Xo.l:l3lSpring Garden, lit,,
' , Width, Pri..who calireferyou mover Eleten Hundred
of the tx•st citizens. Of. Philailcisitta, who have been
enroll.'' Apract lee of eleven'yeho7 as :it wrier-laity in
this disease Without a„ failure, warranta a cure In all
cases.. , •
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el: 19, 'l9_ , 4 1,- • -
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'DO DRUGGISTS, GROCERS AND LIQUOR I
1 MERCHANTS.- • • . -
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.. 1 CI/ABLI..'S , DUIIIIA M'S
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Clielilical. W.orlir. , i
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- • .N . .. 622 ARCH STRUET, F.IIILA-1.4-1.P111.1.;
Importer and Defiler In Fine F...sr4ittal Nye, I:I
-se:toes, Ethers, Flavoring tinct:C.sakilig"Extracts.
The on I v place to buy Pure:Cala and cluperlocCon
, cent rate,llx t met , ; Corks. Laisda, Tin Foil and Caps
of all colors and Niers, -All colors of Sealing Nag.;
' 1 lidd Bross.'. etc.. Agents, for , s‘Vere's . Malt Ektract ,
' and Omil 3o .ui'd . 110 ( 1 3'-and .Ig.' l'repnralloni rail and
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examine:
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V , a “RriS VARICTIi ON SEW STTLF44., , I
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I I c(lrt.TEa. JosEs .t co., 11.antq. - 4iittrei-ol anti
I ' ' - ' Ill'olesafelDealers, ;Oft -trehiat.,'Etillr..
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i, .urie 5 is. - 69. . . .tr.-.ly -
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1 TIANIEL M. K.ARCHER. , • , I
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.I r --. FURNITURE . WAREROONISi•:..,,
i: .i 22.0 weld =X SontliNetforid sitreet,'l •' '
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j 'Do- it no.er , laiteil hal•lng greatly lucre:l:Red facilities
'1 . in tlic addillott of the large form sTory building ad
- 1 . loi Waif bLs former piece of business, offers great int ,
I (Weenie/its to all purchasers - of furniture to glve him,
1, a call, Ire II Conttleilt. °I being• - ahle to please all..
. 1 who way rivor hits with their custom, and Ids ex-:'
perieuce of twenty Tears ill Inisiesst Is It' guarantee'
of, lilt ability to tunn out the ben. of work. , Ifel Nr
-1 soisally supervises his large !workshops, and anyar
t tele' nut on bond will be made to °Metal thb low rsit
terms. Nl:tort. stcs;l: of alit:lnds of Frit'SITUR,E
e9nstantly on hangS D. M. KAI:1111E1i' ,
. Keil, a ,'49 ` : `. .- - . ..• ' 7-;-.lsdw
a-
' • -kip II - HAMS.. .
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• , l,l,iiffering the above bra n d- to the- attention Of '
en stunner the present season, We beg leav e to state,
that We have matte very- great' improttements In,,
their etpring daring the past Winter, - anit 'have . 3
-ii.sltiiney In ravish, flow, - are the brat Hanes, sot.
They art. selected from strictly corn fell: Ho , trim
.:-' urea very nicely sous to Mate at; little waKtetlk eat
' ti 11,... as possible, and the in,gredienti: In: euri ng
are finest very nest to be hati:_ TI ni faats,aro all as'.
sorted-twit:re pickling and -ettetratzi4 cork], by itself
• so Us' to enable ua to keep in-plektejust lOtir, enough
to cure, and not. be too snira. great Malt .with most
Ifanrs, .We also curitAci lee Houses e3l sift:truer and
• ean furnish the I is at alt times cut I from hir4s
that were alit I thtn-6 weeks; cf,t,bet imeihe Hants
are dellvep. _which is a groat:atlVailtage ,and ,one
poasetistd by'very few deniers.. '..l,V.e.'fatel Satisfied a
• irks strillinsUre satisfactlon.', None genuine unless
l 1 mile& *lid Cniv tic
. . . :A. E. t'IIEESEBROCaII & 0).,
Pork Packers, No. lON. lielatrare Avenue ':
' l APril 9, '79-I.laint - ' PHILADELPHIA., P.I.
SETEN P. 11.11. CENT. • •. .
FIRST-110 46', (GE' -BONDS
()F TUI DANVILLE, lIAZI.ETON,'&. irtoF.s-
RAIttIeRAILROA.Dt7O3tPANT,
ACCRUED IN TEv,EST,
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CLE.A_R OF ALL TA!:ES.
INTE.B.E , -..:1* PAYABLE' APII!L AND. OCTOBEIL
peroolis vrimhinglo maim invequients are toclttli
•
exAraitze the mcnit4 Of titcw 3:O\D9.
ruiplilets !Tupfv:lLA 1 ,c :1,1 full ) riforraat lon - given 1:i);
• STERLING # WILDMAN,-
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Financial Agents, 110 Sonth Third Street,
LADELFIIIA,
ita'r Govimmeiit non kis stud other Seeori ilea taken
n exchange fur the above /A hest market maim - ApCU 1,
• • . 174-3 m
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10,0,00 GI7AItANTEE. '
DUES LEAD excels all other 1414
lqt. For ltd trarfyilod WhlteroNfo„ •
31., For Its Unequaled DernLtlltc.•
• led, Fur tin DrunsrpasiseslOareViag Frolirey.
Los:4 . 'P')r Its Economy.' •
It rests lesa 4a I:oda:eclat Duck Bead than an,
othec White Lg..: exisuit..•Tho ruin' welio egrets
31`ors.f Surface. U more'Loliatole, arktrinakes:Whlter.
•" , •
iDuch: LEAD Is the CitssipSsi sad Ilist
$ 10 ,0 53 UU
uti l cz ZINC Excelsnil other Zino. '
I• Ist. For its rnegnaled Darabiiiti,
I 24, roe its Unrivalled Whiteness.
For rostuptated Corering kroPri77
V+ tor , its area Eamon r. .
Wag Ins Cheapest lisralscmintt. sad most. Durable
White Point In the trotid.
''C ONLY, BUCK LEAD AND BUM,
ZINC;
fl IT AND BE CONNTIC'eI4C ,
i • e
pliflaction Otteiraaccdtw the Arcinisf tivcrs
. 1.
I 11 :: HUM corrabE C0,14,21P4.
entrages.. " Ont.ltaadblits 01 row" IlOwldiAtiok l =4..
ibr. ,921a1017.15iz_......415 1 we15& 4:aloft . irrabley , : . ; .
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14121fatin. an* "M""r rir . 111111M if tilihrelL egagto d li i vii ;
, illiWapie evw4bi ages
i lirearatt
giiipes- • Orders JD,
imulatorai rwr i b 4 .: : , i YES . '
lit M teNA
lli es g. ireuthiliad itiritge WNW
Ow.
zt.-re •
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t"E' . THEO. • i:Bigitm :',.,
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I. .- ~ ~- , ; OLD ESTADLIEIE . D '.l ; i
/ 3 /sCrml 131. WATl.r.rtOt r SilE.
1 W. ..
1 N. vT; corner • arty aria N-06 streetit, Philadel.' '
CA, . A "swat of 8 ng, Ilatrand Husk'
Mirth' an COlgaenlatloll.. - ean,
#tantl r Mand rid mad , e to Order_
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, Also; Ticking', , eastbera arid Curled wilt, whole.'
igde and retail. llartieles warranted as represents
ed. find prices lo artailly as low ` as any other !wilt°. 4
13.41L8A80L/3 D 'DUN 1 13XDRil-Ail ' '
I
Is. the latestnty Larnstand Rest iLece Parasols,.
Pongees, Plain • on and }Wiled. 1111 k,
Dlnghain,a.nd X ' , len. Vinbrellas, with alai!
tine of Real Witt Viand, French Jet Jewelry.
t t..
I Fine Gilt Frolic 1 lesrelry. Fancy Leather
Do..xls, Fine Fans Vast*, Toilet Sets, Desks. Dressing
Work, les. ',I 'and. liankerehlef hoses, tiros 1 ,
• Dornbs and Toilet artlides to great variety, with a *
F I line of Flue, anal, th?ods, , supertor in quality
i tun' moderate It, trlcst.l•,• • IL, DlXor.sl,
' I No. 21 blotathEi th street, E.'ait side between Mar- I,
ket and Clic . stuut Aldladelphla. mos- 11.70-20-311 i
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ENEII.AL - . . 4 -4.LSTE raY. • '
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t. ; , 11:1L E S 1.. If A LE, i-•
• p. 16 A !tell !:'1
~ T„ PIIILADELPILIA,. :.. i
lifters for the 13pr gT. - ule a splendid asSortntent of '
'I NOTTING •S..NI' AND REA.I4 I cL.-10E , •
•'CUItTAI:\S,' \Vnipour lILINDS - c
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A, 'D - cc,SHADEA, • . 1
.' . izi'ilil.: 1,.}:.1V 'T , OLORS AND Dr.sIONS.
, 'Window Corti lec.' it (44 Walnut . and 11wood and
, , Gilt.- -Fort 'turn lips or corers titled, :
rat d made,- ~ • .
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14 NI i'N f.: .%.. )) HAIR MATTE.SSES
I , • c Nt t %liE TO OIi.DEIL •'• . ':' -
- ~ k .g, , ,nt (or the ist r i:nt. ,l letalle Spring lted, - tind for
the Patent itproo :tixt :re "for••• 11 Indow Shades. -,
i Xprilzo. '74 . ~ . . • , l . ds-t'tin
1870 . prni*G . ' D 3 Ull.2l.klit I . 1870
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1 E - : ii- AN- t z..' rj A. L.T.: R. ' .: O.; •
;. F.: '. .2s seirrn ft.l.• . O.ten Srur.r..T, PHILADELYILM.
lii VI te the 04 ten t 1; lof nkirchasers On visiting Philo- .
del pttla,.to ,th 'rlart,e. atid cli:Arnt stock of
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Shia I nestle near thy ;side!.
Wouldst thou met`—and I replied,
No, not thee! '
Ikath'wlll COlllO when thou art dead,
Soon, too'roon—
Sleep will c owe when thou art fled ;
IV neither would I ask the boon
1 ask of t hee, beloved Night—
- Mw•trt.he thine approaching flight,
Come soon. soon ! - -
It t SrLißr •I'EftSVS POErnr.
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"Sheridan's Ride," .and the Battle of Cedar Creek.,
JUSTICE
.TO OEN. H. 0. WRIGHT
H h•.IC'•TI; OF 1 i old Y.
TT is rehited of the Anions -Lord Oxford—.
Land a Similar story has been told of st veral
other distinguished persons--that when he
lay' upon. his - Sick bed he asked his son . to
read something reliable' to him.: "Then; fa
. Cher," said !the young' man, :to the• dying
:statesman, "1 . will read history to you." ".,No,
my ison,"sald Lotd Oxford, not historvfor.
that I know: to, be false." Well might tlic
English statesinsp make this•deelaration.-
-RistorY, as It is generally written, is.one tis-•
sue of. errors, the oilspring of ignorance,,
prejudice, envy, and of mental 'ef
forts in of dissecting
. and detecting
absolute facts; Many historians, most
rous of 'Writing honestly; are incompetent to
do this; • so frove;the every texture of their
• • though t and bearing, they cannot under
stand, and,seeing; they cannot perceive.—
The -truth , elude* their grasp, riot because
they are always unwilling to take hold of it,
but heenukethey have not the nervous force,
to seize and retain. •': " , •
.
Themajorlty or historians produce works
which are exactly: akin to the special plea of
a lawyer . ; such is the ease with alrocot.every
line which has been written in regard to our
late civil. war. 'lndeed it wottid be hardly
unjust 'to assert that one account was written
contrary to conviction to whitewash; end an
other cemplefely under the influence of par
ties most interested. -' - ' 1
.As'for the poets; they are idealists and con
struct poemswhich often, ag.e4 afterw,ards,
serve as the ground; work for 'history—out of
such slight material, too, that scarcely the
euggestive will bear the test of close scrutiny.
, It is. said that Wharton boasted that by his'
Lillibullero he sang James 11. off his throne
and out of England, and it is certdinly true
that T. Buchanan Read, by his dashing
poems Made the popular reputation of
Sherid'an. • * , * * * ' 5 ' *- *.
-' The disaster at Cedar Cuek is in nowise
attributable to Genend "Wright, who was
left in command of the Army of the Sheu-
andoah while Sheridan went to Washington
to consult. With Stanton, Hailed:, and- the.
rest, in regull to 'detaching a,portion of his
command to reinforce Grant and the dispo
sition of the remainder of his troops for the
future protection of the valley. It is very
questionable i
if !lithe Military_ authorities_
r
were not of t opinion that Early's ' force
had. been so eetually disposed of inthe
' battle of Fisher's Hill that no farther,'•aggres
eiVe of importance was to - be 'apprehended
from it. • •' ' - . .
Before leaving it, Sheridan.. posted - his
qmy so that if there was any error in the
selection of the position, that does not rest
Upon' Wright.; Moreover, • Wright is not
chargeable with any of the blame of the sur
prise by• Early.! He had urged a thorough
reconnoissance' of , the country in front.
This was made,' but did net satisfy him,
His soldierly instincts told him that the re
connolimince lad (uly been partial and re
stricted. -not' extensive and thorough. He
ordered two others,; which were to start out
the very morning that Early burst in upon
the U Wort eampe. I . ' •
'Although • Sheridan's army -comprised a
great many first-ehiss veteran troops, ft like
wise contained a great, many fresh rvnits
who were soldiers in nothing but the posses
sion of the name, the uniform'i a musket and
accoutrements and! personal. courage. The'
writer had two ,yettng men in his employ
ment, or(eof ivhrtmleopied this very article,
Who, tempted to en4st by' the heavy bounty
offered in the Summer of 1864, were Mus
tered in nth Septernbe4 joined their regi
ment (the One Hundred and Twenty-eighth
New York Volunteers) on the night .of the
17th of October, and although they hadonly
been 'drilled a few tithes, were out onpicket
on the morning of the linii_when Early sur-,
Prised the Union troops. What comprellen-
Mon of their duty as' outposts could be ex
pected of yciting men, however desirous of
performing t honest !service, who had only
been nominal soldier's a little oVer - a month_
and had only hid arms in their bands for a
feud days" 'One of the party from the same*
neighborhood,
Whe was detailed for picket
duty on this oceasion, could not go because
he had not actually as yet received a -musket.
Such was the -comphsiticin Ora portien of the
Picket lino thrown out to guard our army
against the attack oflaVigtlarit and enterpri
sing army of vbtertini‘Conatnanded by a bold'
and experieneed general. . .
As is well known, Early's surprise was
complete.: Our, troops streamed to the , rear,'
some In rout, some fp confusion, all trying to
, catic what seemed lan irreparable disaster.
Meanwhile Wright although he had fallen
back from one and a-half to r tivo miles beyond
Middletown' and, frlom six .to seven miles
from the position in whiCh the Union Army
bad been surprised; had neither lost heart
,nor head.' There he. had, reorganized ,his
threes, got his troops,' well in hand, and as
sumed a strong position ; first to arrst, any
further aggressive of the rebels: second, to
begin a eounter-aggressive• and win back alt
that they lied won. • ITU, was front 10 to 11,
'A. M.'. -
TV that ,
- same night' FArly was 'crossing
themountain unilerOver of the,fog to ear
=prise his - - (thefUnion army) Shridan was
sleeping "at . Windienter, which was from
eighteenth twenty miles away from IL. He
-had returned thus far from Washington and
'was accompanied by two engineer officers—
Brevet: Brtrileir• General (then Coloneld
George Them letillum's "Biographical 'Reg
ister," 1A75, t 992,) land Brevet. Brigadiers
'General (then - Major) Barton S. Alexander
(Mid, 242 ( , 1,117,)—wh0 had, been 'sentbaek
with him: the first fo make a meow:to:thane* -
of the Shenandoah !Valley; the second as
consulting -enghuteri to-the,atmy operating.
in'that valley. Sberldart. Alexander, Thorn,
James,W. Forsyth (Brevet Brigadier-Csene
rat, that Colonel and Chief-of-Staff to Sheri
dan-101'2,434, j 1,3118,) with anescort start
ed out after, brukfast on the morning' of the
19th of•Oetober to :kiln the army at Cedar
Crest... Them and I•Alexander_, if not , the
, -
whole party were 112QC111411 on horses which
they obtained fromi the Quarter-Master, at
Winchester: They :had' ridden aliout four
miles as lar se Kerns or Kerrtown, when
they below to meetal:nuniders from the battle
field, hut not '• in any number. About four
miles farther on they .encountered a train, in
cludleg Sheridan's headquarter wagons, ind
reflood .or fugitives. I Thus eight miles had
been passed over:. leaving
,only - four miles
more 'between this :point and the position
Wright - lied tilreadir - assumed, i. e.,-that to
which bi had (alien back to •reorganize and
get ready to'-renew the battle. These few
Linea convert :into matter of fact prose the
first five graPhie butAimple thug' nary verses
. of Reed's beautiful pciem.t
At this point Sheridan quitted the party 1
and rode ahead with a few trsopers.S' He left
Thom, Alexander Od Forsythwhit . the rest
of his escort to, se. the f l ight; turn hack '
the . 'unwrap; 'and restore. something like
or4er. These officer* deployed the' escort
ahoutten wee apart; like a chain rot pickets
or eidettes mow the aii, and by determi
nation and emterlizy stopped the flood of flee
ing men tlum 'arid there. They used their
sine* aid sabres. without, :MnehrOmPfute•
tion„, end woofAi mein( e maven loaded
with.; altulkirs or isalingesem 'thrtist , his
of II itil =g the ea "! err* Into " 1 5, 1 .
' le stated.' rodnMi "ahead OM**
or with only* kin' en ' of, his' esoort.
Hey tdiebt lift tenft - "Helen
that talliel - .11 Oo'np tinned. •irho
! had thus lir amemepeaded him.: - He. did not
rearry on evith him.breklotheiteld.llotreilm.
Or elittnol6l.ll*UNS4lllo3ll4 *Marc emir
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• age and•renel vigo_r , by his 'lane**.
simplyjoinid Oeneral Wright; all ready.
to go In-without Adding , any reinforcenient
exeepthis- Own right good will and 'effective
prt*nce. Wright, , badly-,•wounded, "blei,d
ing like art ox," and.covered with blood ire •
eeived Sheridan *DIM remark to the effect
that were ".all ready to go - rtheael,d
would lick Early out of his boots.' l This
I idea Sheridanendorsed in shriller but more
enrphatic lariguage.* • • -k • •
This again -converts Into plain prose lhelast
two stirring 'verses OfEead'aeitthuslastlepo
etic inspiration., 'f • ' • ,
1 - n,Tegard .to'tho number of Men; that,Early
had, them is, it is to--be fearecka little exag
geration. A friend Of: tWv•Vitet, a raYal
•Werit geritlenink-of veraellY,
conscripted and forced lute thirri'cbeLrairka•-•
• a man of education, and able to judge—ivatild
lead, the writer. to believe that Early had
10• Mo Mll4O •
-
_This is co,rio4orated byhther ollteers, and
tallies in a measurT, 'witli Early's reports arid
publications,.whichbnp of-our most esteemed,
unprejudiced and experienced -regular
• ,ters, a General, said bore the impresser truth
. 4 -General; hittl'-.a, movers:: ttion. with a
rebel surgeon, wlin- was in attrinthince upon
the rebel Geheratßanfseur; • mortallywour_td;
.ed in the eng , rigement, and died durihg, the.
night. This surgeon remarked • I hat .".All .
went well - enough With. the rebels . till they
fell to eating and plundering in the captufeil
I.."nion earn ps, and he added' lh the Tea
of conversation that •hti- "would be stir- .
prised when the Uaionfotiltiers carne to learn
the real facts in regard to the, scanty force
will' which Early had made his daringlf not
desperate venture." ,
" MIS little statmentis not made to 'detract
in the slightest measure from the credit . due
to `',7lteridan from, anything that he did, but
simply to vindicate.• Wright •and the truth; of
-lilAto ry: - ablest .of our
Generals and most modest of true gentlemen
—has 'never" - e(nrie;forivard •as most officers
• similarly sittiated- would "ito.ye done. to en
, lighten the public •a:g to the Teal facts'otthe
case. ' No, not even When. the. contrary Was_
declaimed and sung tinder - his very nose at a
recent celebration of the .Nriiiy of the Poto
mac.
.
(811E=Jtv:
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The inention: this'faet •
awl friendship
fo.r Wright., lea to . , preparation. of this
•trtiele ittni an appeal to the .geuerosity.artd
'udotnent of the public. isenott.
.s, - I.e't• Mutt: nil -sbeftdali's B. flaw
9 pftgex -.lll.storival Magazine,- 'k serliM lk , e•
.66,
.W 2-3. w•- • , . • • :. • -
• iSee Hear": B. DawsoiVa."Orient Magazine."
New SeKles, - VI. " A :11111tary View of
Paseirig VOlll inside thq Confederacy. No.
II," • .
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- DEOP.LE - who have been lioru and, bred
_L in the city know: nothing of iiird4ong,
except as they hear cumaries - or other feathered
prisoners sing.from cages, who sing for a liv
ing. This, indeed, is not f4rbeZdespilied, btit
it- is not singingof.-free.wildbirds. .
Even those inthecouritry seldom
hear birds sing attheir. best . ," People, are in
bed when,the great concert 'emnes oft. Du
ring May and-June„ birds Wake about half
past three to fotir..o'cloek in. the
,rnorning.—
Bven if one goes .:to sleep.agai n, it is 'Worth
his while to tie awakened to hearthis won
derful outburst. There is. nothlthg eltle in all
the cOlnmon phenomena of nattirethat Seems
so admirable and .sii iatreasingty-Antiire.sting
aS this. •
.•
Birds do not sing alike id air hours of the
day. . Art attentive tar will ti tire, not only
very .diffe'rent -strains, but a: very different
spirit. The mitt-day. singing 'is eastial not
prolonged, a" . l qi
ere. 'interjection here,nd
there; They ipg, its, it were; toiwhile,tiway
a little time.. At evening, birds sing next in
duration and 'effect to tht-morning'song, but
more tender, leSs. tuinithuou.s. , It is in the.
morning-that One must hear them,, who
would know the full ecstasy. - •
It is:Nery. still. - The dew • lies heavy on all .
things. - In the East the light is coaling fast,
and twilight every mothent. gains new radi
ance.. Not a 'sound gives warning .of any
'coming song. • Far' tillone hetint.the hoarse
hawk of a gooSe f or'llie bark of a dog. dis
turbed by some eattY' traveler. • Then one
hears - a. single call note; as if the chorister
.were calling attention and giving , out the
.pitch. It is answered iii lin inquiring way
by another bird, as Much as to say,."‘Ve are
all ready, shall :we begin?" :one
launches out; hut has "notuttered, two sylia-.
hies .before, a score of birds. 'strike and
then, from the tiehlig,"the
.forc*. edges, - from:
Orchards and "gardens, from the ground', - the
'fences, and the air;, there comeo•suchit 13nber
of sw,eet•soun4l4, running into, each .other,-
clashing, overliiying,' and surging together,
that one cannot :distinguish ally single Song
ster note, but.oly a wild mili,gling of butt
iireda of birds, aklsingingAt the very top of their'
power, as if fired hy.an an eciitacy of.gladness.
This great guSh of song lasts from twenty,
Minutes to lapf an hour, "and then ceases
almOSt - as simultaneously ..as It began. The
birds seem then : . tn:oce . .tniy themselves .*ith
';their toilet an d• breakfast.- - After which, but,
in a farim.'s general way i'llieysing again off
and or? hie a, hour ..or two.. Then... they
Scatter ' and .puratie the ,reiplar buSiness of
the day, singing but little until toward even
ing, unless the day be clouded: If the.moni-
lug bepvercaSt; birds do. nOt have their grand
song.. But if such .dats the noon be clear
or tending Ur - dear up,..lairds- become quite
vocal. Sunliglithas much to do with their
'disposition to sin*, The'elgetrical condition
of the atmosphere, it is probable, has much
to do with 'this inspiration fit son.% • •
'While• it is , tine that- allsongliirds have
"their greatest impulse of song' , at Morning
and evening, there . great difference •
among birds as to, haterinediate hours. The
nfeadow lark, thebobnlin k.the field sparrow,
song sparrow, linnets, and ftuches, 'sing far •
more frequently during the day than-do mn
.
ny others. ' - • ,
The minor and domestile,fiotes of birds are
full' as. noticeable, though
,perhaps not. as
pleasurable MS their true song. If one will
wander inio.the fields and hide himself on:
the verge of air open foresLor along, walls
well fringed With- shrubs ..and vines, or in a
garden or Orchard, where :birds resort, he
will have an oppartnnitY.'ef ring many
conversations which; if ,he could interpret'
them, would show what Is golf:ikon in birds'.
minds, There arelow noteirdCvarious Wads
that are to birdSsiliateonversation is (omen..
There are"expressionsof fondnesSi,ofeantion;
-and ,of alarm. 4 , • • ". - •
There are gilr.not&s,., notes of curiosity,'
coaxing notes, notes 'of,liVeraion; of fearod
diSpleasute. There is no reaibri, to, suppose
that' birds- communicate conneeled ideas as
men do, but that . their feelings and ; wishes
are communicated by solmds there esti be no
doubt. • It isms inarticulate and interjeethonal
language, and not to be at all confounded
-wit Th e tentlency'"to,,express inivard states of
feeling `is =clearly :iiiseernable among birds
and animals, Mid altboUgh It is the merest
rudiment,. It seemis like -the undeveloped
of that which 'bassi : town to vast pro
portions in the hiluign race. -
Those who go-from the tity to-the countit‘
only to escape heat and ellluvia,,:may Welt'
delay till July.: But "those who gel° enjoy, '
the genial influences of nature, 'Sip:MN try
raid-day., From gay tbe -Middle of
July Is the period of greatest; lieanty of life.
From mid-July, till'the middle or Wit of Sep
tember, heat rags,' , Mid all things ,gr'qw
but' tenderness, .sweetness and beauty, - to-.•
Other with songs,- of birds, . are gone.. Only
insets sing in .August" heats., Then some
October and „ half of Nos c ember;" in our latl
tiidei the glorY . rind.erricen'ofAutumn? May
and J.ufie,Oetobet and. : Novenaber, these are
theglory qr.theyerix!=-Hefirg Wardßeecher
in. Christian- Union. , • '
A P . ! turri iiieiran.—A Mother's bed is
like a mother's heart, , andhoth like the pro
verbial city omnibus so, we thought
„this
miming 'pi% were tlptoelugin the sick
:room of an Invalid sister; .
' - „lust as . fay: dawned;Attle Yositr-year-old
Willie,.who sleeps in a crib-beside mamma's
bed, awoke and whispered In sueltentnatting
tones as would be very :for:. oven a
sick • mother to :refute, "Mamma, '
come In your bed justifor one:late - nappler
Of course Willie coddled 1p betide baby ;
and in 'a fCa l t-ntoMinks . , yaw . , fiat ' .
•Preeently little Belle Curly heed bobbed. 1
in at the . -nursery dont, and a'ailsimmii, is
them , main, for one ;.tutinc?"'..wasi . queried
seaseely above kwldatior.f:., - ~. :
• "Yes, dear ? . - • . ~ ~ •
"Then . 1."11,e0Me; ten!" '.linglied :rogniSh .
tell,Whelig this time was peeplngoyer her
twin. sisteenihouldei •-:
...147 the time liere , :dedylidosed and
tucked In, kabglernt awake, and pen:doing
his brother by Idnoldo,:nestiod. Wined him
- andgeirdlypottahlet cheek WilliOolier#4
Ids :oleoPY —057 11 4 lealle d s'-e*c hm g ed ' ithm a
and,. ineskingi word, flew-hit
-arm
-
- ann over- Frisale4 - - neck,: and. , lath: URA'.
cheeks - ekse - tireasedlOpt4e;- - ktikdrooO4S„
Into swat sieesc "
Glad town
bowl* end
sspeodilileiasPilFifitn.thoteannty: longed Tait'
„never before tbr ilitiethieletkleeling Unit
she id need make esak.desit on the:lnuneii.7
nation to tiaint a eompanlo n "leak
gunk!,
Rom Rao Yorker.—
• •
COPIES °SAX CENTS,
EIRD SINGII G.
DE. T ; SC ON THE, 214 -LE.
NHEN at list the boatteettled - down,
Y r the-Syrian' plunged-Into - the stresim
auk keeping his bead:weitithove lt, strtici •
out for the shore at a point where he saW it •
shetVing down to, the
writer's edge, fringed
with bang rushes.. Strong is the earrent was,'
he breasted it suceessibily, and was resehthg•
ihoal water—with a heart full Or good Fe
solves and thankralnelei for his pngse rvation -
and reboundirgrom, his istra•'desissirws-iihen --- •
suddenly he saw, to bds surprise, a - dark Oa
ject resembling an old log floating from the
muddy bank toward him. :As there was no
current, from . the shore 'this struck him as
strange; but his surprise anut "changed ,itito
horror when the object appruched n •urer,
diselostng to his gaze, . under the bright
moonlight, the scy ack and unshapely
bulk of the crocodile !: Molt 'dreaded °fail
the tenants of that sliray flood, though big •
rarely-seen"so low-doWn the water ; avith a- .
movement indicating . the vast propusiVe
,power in its short forearms and.muscular tail
—Cashing the river into loath:as it forged up
ward—Daoud-could distinguish- his, she*
snout elevated shove the flood and the small; •
'glittering, iserperat-like eyes it fixed „on its
destined. prey. ' - • • • • • - •
• -Each second brought tholl monster near
er the man; while the: hugetawsavould oc
casionatly opeh, 'displaying the sharp double/
I row of glistening teeth which warned them
thenclose again with a snap - like tho music
o! castanets, resounding throughthe stillnetis.
Imminent and deadly was the peril; as Demist -
well knew ; but he lost no heart or hope.—
His. nerves, steeled-to danger - thin> moat fear
ful shape during the recent trials, did nut fall -
him now. - But he felt 'a deadly sickness of
heart; fcir an instant at the new, and hideous
form - of 'the peril, Urns riuddenly Confronting
him at the-very moment of his faneledescape.
from all iris danger; knot when be was making
his good resolves fora tranquil ryture; Never
before had he encountered this dread _men- _
stet, but he knew its nature and ita habits
well ;. for be bad often 'heard Arabs of the
Upper Nileteltof their encounters with, and .
victories crier it; a d he A tbeneforeuirdersiood
} - .Which way the pit h. of safety lay. He el
lowed the greedy 113 nkter tnapproach within
two. lengths of him:—simpiffloating himself
on the surface of:the water', and a- Wary eYe
fiZed on every movement of his adversary. -
Flight be knew would be speedy and 'certain
death. Be waited until he maid see the very
twinkle of its hung,ry, eye--.•then•dlved•doarn
. into ihe flood, his dagger bare , in his light,-
hand l' The moment after, the huge bulk of
crocodile seemed convulsed with 'aandden
pang as it abruptly twisted itself ironed, lash
lug the water into foam with its terrible tail, -,-
and snapping its jaws fiercely together; while .
Its snaky eye trained sparks of fire! Then
It sullenly sunk underthe water rao, and the
calm niohnitglit shone on the
show in:cno form of man nor reptile,on
iitatcil - • .4, • "-
• But the water where the croardile had stink _
.was.diseolcired with a dark ‘red . stain, which
showed the Syrian's dagger had found a vul- .
nerable spot. • 'He had dived beneath the
scaly qmor which protected it from above,
and strack an upward blow: - Next 'moment
the man,rose again tb the surface, twenty
yards further down stream, and struck out •
vigorously for the shore,' but the current -
seized and bore him still further down; And
so on it floated, - In pursuit, hiStisounded;.but:
not; disabled enemytterrEe•r a6B-more savage
from its injur7, and displaying, nowahose
vast energies hidden under its cumbronsigni
mail-clad carcass. Thrice when on the very
eve of being . seized and crushed- batween
those, mighty jaws—which vainly snapped&
together like the huge portcullis of some feu
da_eastie—ilid the :Syrian' escape destruction •
by soddenly diving down! And thrice did
he stab with his. keen foinaid into the un-.
protected flesh - aids foe under the forearm ;
-while deeper grew the tinge otthe waters as
"the great vital energies of the amphiblum
still sustained it under the deep wounds of
its desperate antagonist—whosZ human Intel
ligence, craft, and Mb rage waged war-against •
its superior strength." •
At le ngth it seemed human lutellect,when
backed' hy s eourage; was detain * • conquer
brute-foree—even a conflict ap' •ren une-.
"
quad as this, for after the thi (pin • ',the
huge, scaly bulk seemed to float almost', opts.,
lessly upon the water; while th e riv -ran
red with the life-tide ebbitag frorn the gbasily.
wounds, andthe dim eye shone no more with ,
hate, but had an 'almost humeri expression of
agony and despair lurking in its filmy and
glaring orbs. The crocodile' was well nigh
struggling in its death throes "
and the mighty.;,
frame seemed contracted and convulsed with ,
the pear approadh of the final spasm. The
man was nowhere to be seen. Just theft;
panting, worn.; exhausted, but still unwound
ed, Daoud, the dagger in WS right hand, rose
to the surface, but uohappily within a yard
of the almost'vanquishedmonster. The scaly
thing saw `him, and with a mighty effort of
expiring energy, Struck out wildly :with , his
strong,tail. it fell, like a flail-on the head of
Of the Syrian, stretching him senseless and ,
powerless beanie his enemy! The next mo
meut the dying crocodile twisted his 'body
round, opened his mighty jaws with 'a final
and convulsive effort—and when they closed
'again within them was the writhing body of
the Syrian; caught as in some liege trap.
which crushed .bone, muscle, shrew, and
flesh into one undistinguishable mass! And ,
locked tight in the death spasm, those.jaws
never unclosed again. , BuS the scaly bulk of
the crocodile.; bearing in Its dead jaw the
corpse of its destroyer, floated down the cur
'rent of the 'Nile, under the still mciouirgiat,.
to-the open.sea; which was to retain the 01-
ies of both, until-the hour shall come when
that sea shall give up its dead.--Dei - ~Leon's
Aslatrog kasis. • • •
Tips LOWING A WINE-GIiASKL-I spent `,/'
.1.) hours in the workroom fas
ciliated, despite the`blinding' - heat, by the
fairy forms and rainbOvi hues ea owed before
my eyes; by the intense, grave,- silent, en
thusiasm of, the workmen, Which eaten&
itself even to the small children admitted to -
watch the pro ce edings;
of quitting the scene of labor until the piece; -
in hand "could be secured from failure by.•
coinpletion. Op , my- thvt visit. the head-, -
workman Was requested* &d latl to make sfr
me any article - 'I might fancy; chose a,
-wine-glass with eenbosil. initial stem -
and broad ti it si
viiy-tinted foot. The men dipreci. -
his hollow iron rod lute a pot of ma ten . •
white glass, i ctaught up a lump; 'lolled it on
an iron slab, popped it Into the farnace,htew - •
through his rod, tossed italeft„ and a .
ball appeared: His assistant , handad'hiM
rod of - metal, in which a green sertentseeined
coiled in a white Cage; this he caught; and,
quick as lightning,. formed two initials. •
touching the howl with the tip of the , hi', for
which itadhered. Theo his assistantfofitred
more white glase„'which was joined th the
bottom of the If, spun round, opened with
nippers, and so the foot was formed. Again .
.into the furnace, and then the shears opened
and hollowed the deep and slender howl:
,Thert the assistant handed_ a scrag of ruby:, : , : -
molten glass, of which the 'master caught a k
hair as It were, wound it round the rim of
thehowl.and of the foot. 'Once more into an.
ppei oven'where it must. , remain till the
morrow to cool, and then. I drew: a long
breath of relief; for—knowing that if the ;
metal be:too hot or too cold, if too Wacker „.•
too little be taken on the rod„ the' weight
and color will be faulty; that - too tiniek. or . -
foci elovr tut action on the part - of theasek“.,
ant, in presenting or withdrawing ,bittfrod;
May spoil the whole—one cannot'wateh such
processes without intense exciterrient. Title -
excitement the workmen share In theirowni
silent hidden ; and *hen any; ate expert:- •
meat is going on, all gather roundthe master ...
In breathlessanziety, whilefird sound comes
from the Partedlipssav a in the form of
hint or caution . , chill Alagarine. ,
RESERVE POWER. .not wise tV
work constantly up to , the highest rate
of whirl:we are Capable. If , the engineer
on the_railraid - were to keep the speed of hie
train up to the highest, rate be could Wain .
with hia engine it would Soon be wed up;—?
If a belie is driven at the tpp of his speed,
for any length', or time he is ruined._ It hi
well enough to'try the power occasionally of
a horse or an engine by plittitigon all ote;
tam they will bear, but not contionotudy,—
All machinistswnstrudt their machinft so
that there .shall kbe a reserve force.: If the
power term' 4 , 11 1 fcaMmtmeig i rn Ober
make a -horse power.. Ist_; :e ft
works easily and um /.9n&• _lean who. _-
boa strength to do twelve smog kiwi;a
labor in twenty-fror and nor **bald do
but nine- or ten house ithe " mem
keett s tebodak goad I WO.. Itrzentzlinui
• the eto .-propertilona._ -It keeps the -4 ,
=Hui eheerfuti impend, nappt.- The
with izo renews
tome , or -
takialton any. , more - he
alreadVYess....A. little extra autos Pus '
bin) outof -breath. - lie cannot: luerelyiehbt
-wort for &Whew Without 4ozaev. an - el * ""
plosiezt; Such atatenotaly'pole dropopide;
bloodiaget llattute, 4vlttalda, - tlitataz — ndiek.l'
- 1 1 00rW-we an = lanai. The great fitam ,
of:power h a , thef-• !Mug la the blood.' It ri
nuts this machinery - Of and upon . It; 40-1.,
our health and strength.
A.mill:eaa MOM= wizen) water is soatityf--'
calt be wittad taltarrtian or the,tizna.
140 itt i rtbmili Boot Wad 4 ; 8 4.40 pat
_Tha - *Web tow& moat 1115
teep to tassliala - ' sit - old'eafat
Ito* 'alma that "blead