The miners' journal. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1870-1873, August 20, 1870, Image 1

FORTY-SIXTH
COA
Port itichmit
Yler No. 5, Port tUr
HAAS Sr BRE
Miners ,and Shipp
TIIE surznio
TURKEY RUN'
AN R 40LE Aomas
Lee, Grant Co:a
PLANK RIDGE COAL
.218 WAWA St" • •
ornien: 4 81 Trinity Band •
.) .11 Doane Bt., Dos
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CASINER; STICKNEY & WELLINGTON
.;
'Miners and Shippers tlf.Coil.
i: V RNSI DE from their Burnside Otl. at Eitia4nokto
1.1:W I:4 V.O.Ned'Ash...l . _ •
LoCUST MOUNTAIN'tw nit* 4 1 /1 w 4
i
.. 30 Trinity DuiNM . N York..
.I f 111 cal* : 203 ;Walnut Street; Ida.
20 De Street,Bost°
WTIA F N0.,6, PORT RICHNID, PHILA.
.an 1,10, ', . - , i_
Port Richmond.
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RA Ifilinlirr, NEIL L. & C
-Shipp g ri of Anthracite & BitTantrio
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..; GENTS for the mile of the celebrated An '
- ,- . , f . DOAH CITY, WIOGAN dc TIIIEBEI/SLocust*
min and Burnside Shamokin
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.4..•-•' - ' • White Ash Coal.
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- . Also, SPOILT and PEACH MOHN. TAINI
Red Ash Coal. 1
. Fuca rav
aoßoK il .. ,
The best varieties Ot Lehigh and li i
bylan's e•
• • tritATED FAMILY ICOAL.
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' Also, Sole Agents in the .F.astern trtarket I
At lant Lc and George's Creek Co.'s 'ce ' brated. :,
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MINOUS COAL.
- • Pidladelphia„747 Walnut t,
Offices— Wenr v at l i t•,, , R 4, , r 6, Trhal Biz s il , dh l .. ,
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Boston, 25 Doane Street. I
- February 22, '69 - .
Pier No. 9, Port Mauna
JOHN R. W
. Shippers of Cod
No. 316 WALNUT
,ST., PHILA
• ' prpots for Storage and Sale of
No. 514 West Thirteenth Street, Pi'
N0 . .1102 Third Avenue, New York.'
fr i es' Wharf. No. OD. India Streit,
Colby.* Wharf, Mt. Washington
Federal Street, Boston.
TVIA.NICLLN COAL OF LYKE..IB V._
_DEALERS ARE CAPTiONED t at there are
but four Collieries which mine th ail of
which are under. the management oft e Undersign-
For the year ISIOSINNICKSON & CO., of Phila
delphia, will be the only Agents for 1 sale In New
England, New York, New Jersey, and uth of Cape
Our. Henry, and HALL BROS., & CO., of Ba timore,for all
other points. Ou Agents will deal In no othdrlcoul
whatever, and parties wishing' the pure Omni tie lin I -
ele mustprocure It of them. The object of this caution
Is. simply to enable thbse interested to buy under
. stiunittiglYT. . .
' The. Agents. and their assistants for the above
points; are as follows: . SINN ICKSON &CO.; Ger Oral
Agents; 1:12 Walnut street, Philadelphia; their ew
York (Mice is at Room 68, Trinity Buil, Inggss J .G.
. MOODY, Agent; assisted by ELIS MOSE ET.
, Boston.
Ntre.-eitiv.,iplati:CO.,Geneyal -Agents, 5 Post
.1) tfiee avenue, Baltimore, Md.•. 'represented at. Ear
. ilsUltrg Pa., by JOSEPH Cf.STERRrT._ Orders
.hould n m,be given to either of the above ed pardes,
:mid to no one else. WM. B. FOWLE, General Manager
of the Summit Branch It. It. Co., the Short Mi. Coal
t 'o:, and tlit;Lykens Valley Coal CO. [Ann. 1, "70-ff
Pier No. 10 Port Rlehmon!
SINNICKSON
sole Agents for the Sale and Shipin
!•Franklin Coal 'of Lykens.
In New F.ngland, New York, New Je
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otCape Fleury. -
1132 Walnut Street, Mkt(
onlees.: 6S Trinity Ruilding, Ne
Stunnter Street, Bost.
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JOSEPH XL MOOl
P.O. Box mti
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WALTER, DONALDSON
3111.:EltA AND SHIPPER-QS OR
\V 11 I'L'L AND - 1211%/ 4
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LE At lEN I I'A for the Celeitr:
"THOMAS LEHIGH"
Walnut Street, rhilatl
ottEws: - ,19 Trinity, Iluil.liw•, New
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Itl Doane Strvt4, IrOMOII. :
" IF— Pier II Port Richmond'
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TlloltAS RACK! R.. Jt
CAIN, HACKER '&.
811 tI•YER9 OF -
I.•)"CsT Ch'l.l., LOCI'St IktQUNTA.
11FATII: •
A ISO. PE41.1f11.4 IN krEItER 1 , 111:24T:,QUA
Asli
\n, Street, Plillsdelphia.
land Wharve., t:.•hlq•lkllt RI
IItN It : STRYKI
sliTrveg AtiP
tiehttylkill I
ran. 1.
.l'lrr IN, Port
LOVE, BOYER &
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:4111.1.11.11114 OF
Anthracite' and Bituminou
-, - - :s , )1J: MiENT:4 FOR „ i
i'I . ..4IIEIII...UNDVELS BITUMINt US COM,
334 Walnitt !..4..,.Phtladelplt.
ob
oteksir, 13 Down!. tit., Rolston. 1 4
, -—1 2; Civitont Homo St.. , l'ro *timer.'
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M,ll-k-r‘l P , • 1 19-ly -
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...I•irr I.g fort lltehmon , . •
-- \ ' ' Northl
JOHN C. SCOTT & . ON S ,
. •• - Miners and Shippers of i dal.'
. SOLE AGENTS. FOR TILE 5.,1...F: 0
NI 1:•KI: DALE, LOCU.ST MOUNT.I.Ii4 . iirblie Alt.
_ .13.tN FILVSKLE::i" Drop 1441 .141.
.1%,.... t!..751.:n0 reins and .linllar In all 7 1'
. . .tlgo INKENS.V.A.P.,,EY coat
l'll.l.NTi GOWI:N Satt.:110141.11 litl
PIIILADELi s IIIA-Xo. 229.1,1
. Ii:NTON—No. 19 Ons!int..k...'
1. Nl , : w initit —lll ilromitirrty.
I. l l;encli, Agents
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Pier It, south.
80RD - A,,KELLER &- NU
;rviinera and _ Stdppets.,
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1.1:113(AT GITEENWOOI I .rI
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ttt:V.V . F.sti)..thb, . - . •
LIMBEIWY,
FRANKLIN' iILID
BLACK HEATIT, •
1110 RUN LOCUST U 7.
' _ GAultursoN, oknAll
Y7;ilillby St., Banton. -
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L . - m40:11 (14 Trinity 11,ultritng.-1 • 4-T..
: Walnut Street. Philtutelph?n.
rfer rt.
' • 4:I)tcn.‘,I(ELLER d NuTTEc
rsul FltA-NRIAN WHITE
2 -47.14 k
I :IAt; .. HUDDELL &1.00.
Minors & Shippers ofi Cstal.
, 105 , ',.; *Omit St.. Phitattetretiti
ti 1 itrowliviiy. (Trinity Ittullel :ON. T.
I I donne Street, BeiNten. • 1
-...1, - 1 / 4 .4etitq'tori tie male Of the toihtwlng
1 I - 74315:
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li A ILIA:101i i.EIII - Cil - r co, AL,
II; • - 1;<<;:v CON.I. CI L'S I1liq:011.1" AND.
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rat .1..1.Nr; . I'it.i.v.v:-.....: 5 l ' ier N' '' ) " 13 1'T . n ' lci
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Pirr No. IR l'ort Itirtimood. - 1
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tlot.t: Acinv - tm vett • 3.1
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I 'e , Vs vor!ie 1111 i . it toots lIILL A HAIM $ll
'Mi.. s..perlor 11E.Nin eIAT, bulk, - trel , b‘ii kiftil
'the t.e.ebristr4,l DAN t.4. S; IVEIiStEII t/eg
4 , 'WV) Ili TOP St:11-U :31')!40114..
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. .., ) 440.7.1. Waltat - 41::\
ottte<-4 : ; , ttt Deane Street; t,
;noon' 33.- Triiiltkit.ii
.. 1" ~ 1:R. OrN (OKI E. P. UPHAM.
MESE
VANDUSEN , BROTHER` , I
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aisthraL an4,Shlpprrat of
0 A 14 8
44unaar'4 teddrii. Lxuat laantala.
• Mikesbaire, Leklab, aad ( Aker
WHITE ANY " REDASH C
- (Pa Richmond, .•
*.v a A I:Nei: El Irataettaport,
(Jergeg U lty. 4
‘Vatraut Stra:rt, I'll hide~lphlu.
- lil lien:Away, New 'work. '
Doane $l., II stun` Jan 1
J. I. 1,,,54:Y•i.
DOVE! & KENDRI
3i:upiA and iilthirrxilethci eclOotated
Sh tit 'or Riinbow and Key
• COALS.-
wuair 51.. ci rod. -Malawi.
I'kaadelpTaL~ 928 Dock Stareeto ,
ruit.vllle—tlratre Street.
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YEAR. No.. 34.
TRADE ADVERTISE
IZER,
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COAL,
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EA
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Avenue..lnear.
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Pia} Alb.
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fort ficipiotb.
Pier Ka IT, Part littallMend;
AUDENRIED. NORTON !IL CO.,
Miners and Shippers of
FIRST CLASS COAL,
LOCHIST moiclrrAL l / 4 .
Front l
our two large and celebrated CORtertes
•
"HAZEL F. NOR+ON a CO. .
CONTBILNT/LL."......G00DR/DGE & AUDENRIED,
LORBERRY.
Free Burning Red Ash, and Splendid Preparatkm.,
COLN Err COLLIERY, ' —.Owen, Long & Co,
MIDDLE CREEK COLLIERY, C. Colkett, Free.;
11:7,1 to) .‘ e,;
ENTERpilliit: COLLIERY, T. Ilannigardner, Pawl.
, .
Locust. Mountain and Lorberry, as; via Schuylkill
Canal, to nil points immoveable by bads.
(3211 Walnut Street. Philadelphia. '
Offices : 111 Broadway. !Yew York. •
(RX Doane Street, Boetow.
• J..V. AtTDENRIEO . P. *MEMO:C.
• CRAR. D. NORTON . R. OORRELL,
Jan. 1,1
•
• Pier No. 11, Pt. Inchumid.'
SNYDER & SHOEMAKER ,
Shipper and. Dealitrs in
SOI.Y. All r.NTB rots, G. W. SN PEWS :WELL. W NOIFN
CO
.PIN L FOREST COAL
-
2.1; WALNUT ST., 161 T i I NITT
10'
PUMA PA. 4 NM Yong.
IA)I? IS B.NY I) SHOEM A K E R.
.lan 1.70 - P i-ly
' ' • Pier No. 13 Port Richmond.
finO/MX S. REPPLIER, N. P. connox, IT. P. ur.rmiza.
REPPLIER, GORDON' & 'CO:,
YIN FRS AND 4111 . 'Drays OY
Locust Mountain, Mammoth Vein, Red Ash,
Lorberii, and •
TOWER ciTy, LYKENS VALLEY COALS,
(329 ' Walnut St;eet.
0 21res: 111 Broadway.' (Room No. R) New York.
• I s . 27 Doane Street, (Room No.3).'lkoton.
march 24. '7O . • 13-
•
•
WM. II IsurrEu. JOIE N . D. ,II KIMENprITIL.
WMa E I SSEN BU TT E CO.,
ailippersi and *hole-sale Deal Ors ltj
Schuylkill, Lehigh and Cumberland
- -0 . 0
.TBINIVY HHILDISO; 111 BROADWAY. 11,own
P. O. Box 1019, NEW YORK.
, .
Role. Agents for New York and ylslntri l for the
Sale of
I. GRAN PLAISio...BIBOF., and
HAAS dr. BRENIZEinkTURK.F.x. 'RUN COALS.
rr.irch 24,- 70• 1371 y
DAVIDSON, YOUNG & CO..
WItOLZEGCLIL DICALCILII ET
- •
LOCUST MOUNTA IN
_, SHAMOKIN, LERIGII,
CUMBERLAND. SCRANTON & WILRE4BAItRE
- • COALS
•
1100.M.NP. 16, TRINITY BUILDING, NEW YORK.
-
W 1 M. M. DAVIDSON , formerly of Tylet a Co.
SAML B. YOUNG, formerlyofCaldwell.Goolona Oro
RoBERT KrBUCKMAN.
Jan 15.'70 -
yr. JOHNSON S. HOBOKEN.
VAN Wlp‘a & STOUT ,
Ittiqtatt AND &HIP }TIOI Or TIUL ,
Celebrated "Fulton" ik "Motet" (Lehigh ) Coals
From the Eloervale and the Stoat Collieries, near
'Hazleton, Pa. Delivered direct, from mines on
board Veaselo at Pr. Jowcsos, lionow.E.mr, and NEW
Ilnusswlcx, N. J. . . .
& 46 Trinity Building;
Offices: 111 Broadway. New rork ,
• , (Temporary at IID Broadway.)
May 18 4 , fig c .
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CiLDWELL,, COI4ANT 8 :WESTON,
- NO. 11.1 BROADWAY. NEW.YOBZ.
• tßoOrns 35 and 34 ;Trinity
_ WHO.T.ESALE DEALF.IIS3 El
LEIIIIGII, WILICE:SBARRE,
rITTSTON, RED ASIL
MARANOY, SCRANTON„
LOCUST. MOUNTAIN;
CUMBERLAND; BROAD TOP, ETC, , •
COALS
COLE AGENTS for eiew York and the North of
the celebrated CQVI 4 ICIL RIDGE FREE BURN
ING LEHIGH COAL. TILE 'PRIMROSE, THE
POWELTON Semt-bittulalricias and otter first-rate
CblOrrtes. •
JAMES W. CALBWELL. C. B. CONANT.
WALTER WESTON .
April 3, TO LAI
OrIPICE OF. TEE NIL G ABA. ELEVAT,
DIG _CO., 8 Coxxsttrtti.Bwor., Burnmi, N. Y.
COAL. • COAL . • COAL. •
TUE NIAGARA ELEVATING CD., havlpg
large surplus of Lot and Dockage, will be prepared
at the opening of navigation to receive from the Erie
Railway, Canal, or Lake, any quantity of COAL for
stomakor transhipment to any place East by !Canal
or west by. the Lakm, upon as favorable terms many
parties in Buffalo. Their, lot is well lomted, for a
general city business'.
CYRUS CLARICE, Vice-PrrsidenL
SP.urh?,'tltl3—if
• Mining ftiadjintrq, &c.
TO COAk cs 9 i rEp.A.TORB,
~ M INE74B AND
• GIME & LOSG, Locomodve Bitßiters,
• • • 130 BEACJIRTRICET, TIIILArIELI ' IIIA, PA.,
wdubi eau your' attention to their Cid fiery and
.81‘rnacy Locomotives designed for Inahte or outside
work, and for any required gunge of road and sharp
est carves, with capacity to draw from 50 to aoo tons
gross load. • I
Having deielopodin both the Anthraelte and Bi
tuminous re_gtons of Aaerinsylvanlai the mod empress-
Jut Tama!' .-wntotice In the -country,. they 'otter
.With confidence their various styles of Locomotive
Engines with every guarantee of their woriritgi
„ship and performance, and refer to the amity now in
operation In the several mining .distrtets, funiaces
and forges In the State' and country. , -
Their small, first colt, great power developed. to
gether with their durability, great economy and
light daily expenses over animal power or ordinary
locomotive use. (as proven by their experience of
several years) make a vast saving In expenses suf
ficient to pay theft-Ara tort in a ecru shad time.
I February 18, 1870 , 7-8 m
NOTlC—Manaracturers and users of Steam
Pumps, are hereby cautioned -aptltiat the man
facture, sale, or use of any Pumps that are an ta
rring.'Went on Allison's Patent, dated September 11,
L. 407, its !her will be prosecuted' to the full Went , of
the law. • •
I have already commenced malt against several par
tees, and ttrimsoctite all other infringers.
tt
Port rlJOil."ApriLB, 'Ma. ROST ALLISON.
Parties in want of Prittipsean be supplied at mum
ble prima by the undersigned.
ALLISON & BANNAN,
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Franklin ron Works, l'ort Carbon, Pa.
1.:0
A3l 1NE. 4 .3, Av,,,,neule at tel W!1 . r(ir
JALAPPA FOUNDIty,
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By 80% & BROS., Sole Manufacturers. :
.ilso; all kinds of Castings, Building Hardware, &c
' Leave ordl.ni with 11. k.,WC 4 ITON.
No. East Norwegian Bt., Tottsvikle
-21,,-3ra
, May ?R,'7o
ROOT'S SECTIONAL WEOUGET
SAFETY . BOILERS.
ROOT& IMPROVED TRUNK ENGINES,
Statioasty. Pert/ le aid Harts&
Double Piston Square Hoisting lengines, Hoist.
tug-Machinery for Coal Shafts, Sloping,
Grist Mills, Store', &c., &d.
One of theee Holsters nen be seen running daily at
HILL &HAMS' Colliery, Mahaffey City. Pa.
PARTICULAR ATTENTiON IS INVITED TO
the Holster. which has no equal. 'No dead . points
—hailed two pistons
. in one cylinder, either end
of ..a.. Whict oe lt je. tskin full stilton whene other is
refrolres no friction stra th ps. ci h er
of Say kind. Started. reversed or , stopped
instantly, and st any point of revolution; by lhe
simple movement Oa single lever. Haying not e/s.
g ibs, et
screws. or other adjustable parts, which in
other bolsters require the knowledge and eon dent
care 01 an experienced engineer, can be put in the
hands of the most Inexperienced pereons. c latte
working parts are enclosed in the mss or luster;
and are thus protected from tneektige. the e of
dust, dirt, and rust of-weather. Its ettrenie t
next, compactness and rapid speed. highly
U for this use. Orders received for the manniketuber
by the undersigned, who will also tarnish descriptive
catalogues, price lists, drawings, estimates, and other
infomiation.
NATHANIEL GARIekT, lifshanoy Otty,r..
A. H. OHURCH, Danville, Pw .
Mar 2& PIA& - ,
CLAD :
Na 11M MARKET STREET:TRILA DE4MIA,
• GlarsaAL AasaiT.
Alainjeat
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„es, *toad
ARAN* AA_ 1:100,7/ilialittintr
la% is. =lst 1:
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ENS.
111jUabelptlia, ‘t
THOMAS C. F'ARRISH;
• - • saprvit LW PULER IN
Leitirl, Schuylkill and Bit U mnsous
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Consignments an Cainuktinicat Solletted and tOten
on faito= 3 %rtaa..
1 Watnut St..
Mayl.l'o9.
LVWI.I3 & ALKINS,I, •
snarrxEs
VF:LEIIIATEPCANItitTANLOCI74T MOVNTAIN
OlDee
108 Viraluut.Altine;r4, rhiLedelptilis.
June-1,170 • . ZWV -
mirra . .
A., JUNE rrifo. 1070=4. e7rtn:r..
1 ship ban been this day formed between the 10-
derslgned. for the purpose of liftman and butErTo
LYKENS VALLEY COAL • - -
Frain the "LADY 1 0 11A - MiLIN COLLltftY,i'
Nurthunibertand County, under the firm nirno of
G. Slit 'Tit BRO. & CO., • r,
. :
• •j- 215% WALNUT Ali., Phltads., and of, i
SMIT.If BROS.; BEES E 4 CO., Shamokin
G. amiti. . - r" Teo*. "C. Raw w., - .1 t
- •
T. raw tt Muni. ''..fas. A. SUM', • ' •
J. 11A1{1.E12 SMITH; • ItErtlitY I;k:won:wax,
. - .• So Ft
ns . BOVMUCEII.
June Iti, 'IV
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,EAST FROKLIN LORBERRY VEIN COAL
A 4 Y B.oJil 11:61NICLIN .LOHDERBY COAL
mi. tx now sold'exeloalvely by Mftuirg. REPPIJER,
ainmo. &WO., who are my !sole Agentx. Minim
ordering rota theta may always depend upon get.
i
ling a an kh
l41:211 Walnut. St., Philadelpit la.
Crt7l .' No. 111 Broadway', Rooms, New Yolr.
. L No. .11 Doane street, Room 3. Baidos:
Jan I, 'll-1..
• . HENRY H.F..1.4'
oliminoton,
(IFFIOFP OF- TEE MOCABAQUE COAT.:
CO PANY. No. 500 and .503 W. Front 14..1
•
W11:111NGTO'N DELAWARE.
We are now prepared to furnieh the Trade, Dm!,
errs and COneutueni with our
•
•
Celebrated Coal, the • " Stocanaque,"
And thoaq Interested will tind it to their advantage
and economy, ro consult thi. company before making
their yearly contracts or engaging cargoes , . - •
-Shipping po . lut fur the Western market, Erie.
Southern do Hay rude Grace.
" • " " " Eastern do Wiimtngfoly
N. 8.:—..4.150 the Clover Hill Rail /Wad and Bittr
minuous Coal Co.'s Coals, 'for the manufacture of
gas, ( 17 mettles 47.1 e. f.yield) ;coke first quality and
percentage of ash brnall. May
Scintglkift o'lonntg.
J. CONNER,.
NI tier and Shipper of the Celebrated
LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL
POI4VILLE, SCIITTyLKILL CO., PA.'
Jan 1. 1-
Tor SALt ankAo get.
VOR RMNT.--STORE ROOM with dwelling at 4'
Cached, In Thompron's Row. on Market street;
above Centre. Possession given Lmmettiatety. For.
terms appp to C. THOMPSON.
July MP, 0-111•-tf • •
'COB SAILE.-1 pair Breaker 31 ln.4lth bed.
platelk &c.; 6-ft. hoisting drum; 4 ft. screen, 21 ft;:-
long; counter screens, sbnte gates, abate bars, dust.i
ers stack and plate, and a lot of mine thaehinerT
will be sold cheap. , 'Apply at ,
JOIE!: It . 1.111F.115116 Coal Yard
June 1, "16—r..—tt • 'Ooal Pottaville.
LEILSE.—The valuable traet . of Coal Laud'
1: known Robb & Wlnebeener Traet,-Late /ICI-!
ford, alttusted in Blythe arid. Schuylkill Townablin,
and conbilaing about all acres, Is offered for lease;
wpm reasortabie terms. Apply to
• ; F. B. BANNAN,Aiient,
Feb Ft. 'an ll.tf
' PottavUleor Fort Carbon.
SLATE!! SLATE!! SLATE!!! . !
i . • ;
The unde,rsgnod has always on hand a Tart
lot •of ItOOKIINO SLATE, of all sltes„ and. or
the best quality, which he',..will sell at the eh ti
prices. Tho sfate .enn be dellVered by Ral or!.
Canal. Aptly-4o . WIII. KALBACTI, Agent. •
Ma = liataburg, Becks CO.. Pa.
yr 7± .. ._ . =4`m
`
DESITIA,BLE PUOPERTY SOB SALE.
The Splendid. residence, lately occupied by
THOS. B. BANCROFT, In Ashland, Pa., Dwelling.
Oftice,,Gmen and lee Houses. Ktable, Hot Beds, hr.,
We. The dwellingls contitartittvely new, and has all
the mode conveniences. Price low and terms
easy. Ailltly to • DEN BY C. 11C 1 4$EL,
. - 1,041. Estate Agent, IS Mahantonge St.
May la, in-2. 4 —tt
•
12" AND EA. 8 E-AGRICULTURAL PARK
A' NTIOTEL.—The . ende_ndaned officers of
the Schuylkill Vernal , Park Araoelation will receive
Ko r poaala ford FiVe tears' Lease of the Hotel and
Park.. .Reziti payable quarterly in advance., Posses
sion given on.the Ist day of April ISM. •
wommsrxmr. Prest.
Nakttetura,
Vet) 5, "fa . 6-tf •
STEAM ENGINES ,AND. BOILERSTOR
BALE.—Avery heavy htl HORSE ENCBSE., in
In. eylincleir, rti, stroke. will make 00 revolution
per mittpte,7 thu tly wheel, governor, pump, dm., us
good waking. Order.
Also; 4 Cylinder Boilers, 30 feet long, 30 la. diame
ter, lire front riearly new. grate, bars. de.
• Price 040. 1 . Good Cad will be taken in exchange,
Cell on or address
• _ FIEBB. a co..
I Btrassburg, Lancaster Co.. Penna.
August 14:10-42-hut - •
PI3ALIL—The undersigned offers his
/ Farm. situate in Washington Township,l3ctuyi-'
kill County, about 4 miles, ast of Pinegrove, 1 4, mile
distant from the 13. &B. It. at private sale. The
Fermi contains 1:15 acres, red gravel bottom, 21i acres
henry tin - her,' $0 acres cleared, and the balance
sprouts of 12 years' growth: The improvements C 012.:
silt era dwelling liOUtie,. swiss barn and saw mill
also n superior orchard of choice fruit trees. -T h
laud Is in good culture. All those wishing to por
chase or ineislet the same,,will please applytu the
proprietor on the premises. A good barfain can be
made.. Condilionseasy. JOHN MINNIO..Jn.
May 215. ticw.lA-am.•
r
Van BALL—A Farm of' acres With improve
.l.' menu and stock, situate line of the fact:awl
k 111 and Suagnthanna Rail 14 ILIUM from Potts
ville. 10 of the land are der cultivation, 75
acres are onv with chesinu a runts of 16 rims
growth, which I would mak e eat prop timber.
25 acres are cevered with he& timber,The improve
ments our nbstan hous e a new Swiss
Bern, ont ‘ new saw mill villa water pow
er,. Stock
101 5 011 4 cows. Pain, hay, and
__—_
zaed fro'
J
or OH to N
pi
Patsy,
'OLLOWING , .
' MINING -MACHINERY.
One F , 'LIVE., satiable for 4-foot image
road. 1 for conveying coal and *coed
- dirt at in In' good order,
Also-4 wo ... „..._. Tamping Engines. Minch
cylinder 4 feeti - Stroke, with gearing and bobs, and
two lifts of pumps len ~•ards each, with 11-inch plan
gent, 10 feet stroke, and two Oils of pumps t 4 b) yards
each, tine la-Incli, the otlitr II- inch plunger, each 7
feet stroke. I -. ,- , ! . • = ,
, Also—One 'Winding Englll2-Inclicyliuder,4-fert
stroke, with dram -gearl ng. itl4iolicra complete.
• Also—Foursets Breaker-II •hinerY.V -
-Also-100 three-ton Elope Waguns,licavily !retied
for four feet tn*lc.:- ',.
'PT t h
Also-One DU: Fun .and Plaint, w I,ri alar
boiler Complete 1. - ' - 7 .
The above fin hin . ery has been' , in 'venire, but Is
n good e• - •--` -- - . • , •
lle, ?a.
PR
. • .1
.WORTS
I . WORTSOP *WING` MA.
sloop 000 '
. , i lcinszwr of all DINCRIPTIess.
.
a ninety lionidenigine„ 20 In. Wm, OIL stroke, ft.
fly wheel ; shlift,7 11 in. diem.; ptimp shafr LS
diare.xli ft. long; prinwpwheel 11 fi. diem. NU. on
the face, 4 in. pitch, with bobs azdeopneeting rods,
haw been used tq tsui a 30
I n . .Puml l .
1 sixty horse engine, 18 bore. 8 ft. stroke: 19, I.
fly wheel, with um wheel, shafts and an connec
tions; 1 d runk 10 IL diem., with n• ht Moo shaft,
1 sixty ham; engine, 18 - inch 4 feet
stroke, with , a ;heavy 115 r, irbiel, alas wi . gawp
wheel, 9 ft. diem., 12 tn. on the face, 4 In.pitelt; dram
10 It. diem., wropipt Monahan; 4 boilers litin. diem.
.xll3ll.long. with all connections and with 911 9:UV
ing connections'l .
... ......
Huge double urftger with 30 horse engine. -.
.3 twenty horse engine with drum and all cetitiore•
Hoax for along dirt plane; 1 seLef heavy cone gessr. , ,
Inc. with pushing trueks and wire rc,
.-
Xi heavy drift rs. 48 likgullile.' 3 huv'e =a dirs.
s ts
seine gauge sat dl'. a It. It. R. Wavers:large 'limp ,
trucks. Stria fee -wire Tom difitrent Awn. ...ig Paige ,
lot of blackiinti Pugs. andlnev/ww, beitoimag ; 1
i nzge lot, or esation band Ulna& vitZ. Ammo- !
tons of second ndlitelt-spikes.. nit et
band wil th. to 42 Atir. per 2 .
hand Inieetors. 4 Ow /31 11 .4 0 1 31 01 e tkiptl Mids.
20 in. column pi 1 91) in. pole pump, a vs in. pole
pumps." 1 irk; drivel% aultsbleillir shittin t g
1 1
ears, or on int n ore bank also,l2lolrood wort: of
2 breakers. an riding sit da , biackswith ind ear.
ter 'bops. blowing tab, suitable for largo
' lin.berseilisek linear.; t..) wino chala t ,iltrici . iii
slaw.
La " h r . ? en t :• 1 101 eet boasting drun.
20.1rw •* . I
•1 1 1wenty ", ... 1.4 . ._ . with bolts and Jaw
1 four' "• '" ''' '. - ' - " Laity _eonar riiii Z •
1 Wit f • « c en. lii R. 4110121 ,
4 nakiliiii iniorillft.: : .1 , 8I:ilt .• 'ci...••••,_ ~ .
4 "'. ,1101 n2ift.. .1 3 " ° -.. •
2 .
I. : inn inlet ft: _. r 1 sinekindliifinttlong
1 - . « .se xXi 12. s.l AV i SHILL* 1! ;' "
-I • " 32 a4l 1• . ,11n.g21,
i
, - r! i.' 111.231/' _ . ..
..2 ". 211 si• AIM • le tone int uga ir, *MIL
1 . " 12. Joinder. long, •; • • '-.",-. -
I upr4 due lei. • :.- beta wanwridebi. - •
12erailein.eal . pipit. i new 12fieitbatuding but
•1110 ", if in. - :- "• part new* second.band
.13/3141 1 . 14 ki. ' km, ''- Ji wire rope. ' .
bei n
wits bons rigs. '..'• • Ilia sill it OM '' ' t
. pis p.121n.e0l pipe Mill" I e , - ~1 -,, •
lie ~ to " ; " 1 - " I.ot st 4 In. bitut=4Z
ge ad `"gy p, ' ir! • . Puirip.disits.%
- Lot 44
sin. po tt. ''• . • : 2 itrirlrdisni.
T .
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IRON
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POTTSVILLE, SATURDAY.. 1 140ItNI G AUGUST
M
I
24-St 1
The price asked aia toe'real.
storm Terms easy. A p 1 to
•ln,roterly's Butldlos, tie,
7 41;711AR NO. ISO Centre street,
August 1. 13-824 t
PIO
in Martinet*
at, nos's , .14 it:co.
c i aob • igucceillor to W. (.1141atzer,) • • •
usrourens, wirgraricrviunts & rimuusisaitiioir
rUltaxi. March,airdiely.
_llhamtefeal
Baeset* medims. sr.._
No. lallotlit tblird Stroet,
December 4.111110. • 4W—ii •
'
JOSEPH WALTOX. &
An INrr 11,tr0m...N0.
Our estaittishrrient Is one of the oldest IdAliadel
• Ma, and iron* Long experience and eaperior facill
tickwe are polymert to furnish good work at re:stoo
ls prices. .
We manufacture nos furniture, and also medium-
Heed furniture of soperlor gualitr. A. large stock
RlMitlire always on hand.- (Janda made to order.
Cowden% Desk Work sad • Office Farulttate fur
• lur v Oraces and 141011p 1 M911.101 to order. • _
I L
J AL ALTON, J. W. L 'INCOTT; 4.c4i. re SCOTT.
•
Feb 12. 'Or , i • Ay
..., ....____ ....__
az nitrarirci:3viiiiiiiiiie. rof Store
Fronts, Yortories, gr., Harry Crimped' Wire
with for cleaning ;ores, Softy{' &e. Reavy,fiereen
Cloths and Coal tierecrtis Wire Webbing fOr itwee
Old Prnitryyardir. raper Makers* 11hres, Itnist Ana
fint Wire Cloth Nieves, Painted Screens, Ornamen-
Wire Work. Every information by addressing
t e manufacturers,i M. WALKER d: BONN,
No. ll North Rh *rem, PhtiOdelpida.
rAreb 12 10 • ~ •-• 7-/y ', ,
• ..-., __.,
EtzitovAz.
JOSHUA ow i'l..liND'S SONS
t n
• .
HA%Z sumo:ran Tang ,
bOKIMO.GLASS AND PICTURETRASIE STORE.
- ,• la Its. la llerils *Anal, Pius... . • -
N here the, otter
n& iratellaculprrea a general
rot of Loftilamm
Premix Plate M! is 'Picture u
and F
Ornarnen i -
Plvture PrantorSoniteek_hrouldirm .Ite.
• - _ ._' IMItIYA. COwPIATIFYis SON, ,14
eb 19, '7O-Gro) so. IS North Slain Si.. Phlbidal
* ILES OR HIMORRROIDAL TUMORS Ise.?
ternal and External. Blind, Bleeding and Itching,
Itiveip perfectly cured, with.,
patn,--danger4 Ini raments or caustics, by 14 . 14:
. 43 /I t McCANDLEIIIO4. 'Nci..19311 Spring Harden St;
pts i la.. pg..who can refs*. you to Over Eleven Hundred
- Writhe best citizens of Philadelphia, who have been
eared. Apraetice of eleven years as a vpretalty
Bala disease lellhollit failure, warrants a core In alt
cases.
reb 11). '7O
.1
49112.etires=id. t THE T , PRJLADA ,is the
eoitid Cigars by the hoz. • .
Monitor Nan, gad poem a: tiona - , - TObacre; stove
on band at low men.
Meerschaum Pipes,
cm), be.bad here to air
or !retail.
rim% Fretteb.ittladther PLY/eii
t customers, either' wheleattle
• • • JOHN ll•mi_ t
Jobbing Boner, and MaIin
'MARKET tit.; Phi
Wholmage and Re
44.urer of Ogars t lAT3'
18.`711,
I
l b , JiL v 7 BEft e ll %lt;
a , .
t.l:
any.L A. y 081 N . e.„ o :EXT ? f . t e n
Are I
jar"'
fro 1 the rtturrs. 1 i •
.
Ax your Grocrr or Dr caviar hr. Wittberorr's Extrara.
_. tRLOVi"B I'NDIGO BLUE itt,,Withollt doubt; the
i
ties article in the ma s tet . It d•i11 colbr more water
t lour times the same weight .or Indigo.L, The
onl}• aentline is that t spat ALFRED wlLTurat-
GER'S Drug Shore. " Ithelger's and Barlow's name
on labels ; an fattens ounteribit. For sale by nitwit
Grocer,. and Druggist WitanalmExem iNPELUILE
iNg will be found asu terlorarttele. Always on hand
at tbamottable prtees.. Pare Ground tipicvs, Genuine
:Medicines Chants 8 11111: Tapioca, Sago; and all or
trm
Del -in the Dru line, at ,
:I LFR :D WILTBEROER'S Ding Store.
No. Lli NOrthAietoutl SU; Dilllttielpitia.
• J ne 4, '7o—B-4;in
e.")-i-
FIXTUIWEI a KEBOtsENt LAMPS.
• A GLIZAT VAICIrrY OF ;CEW
. .
MERIDIAN DV N. Elt
8-\T. s.? AND Diz:r IY NE DAssrr. rr
LAKOLSI weitsEn MADE.
COVLTER, JONr.h '
liteaud aOilt
Wholesale 701 . Aorta M., Phila.
June.s, lAN, •
DiANUSI •
FU
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238 and 11311 :
i 21321
WAREOOMS,
Eitleclud %greet,
PHIL4DKLPHIA.
. .
The undersigned harliig greatly I nerearsed facilities
in the additlim of the. lame four story building 44-
follig his former NAM of business, offers great !ti
do tents to all purchasers of furniture tto give him
a He is confidedt of being able to,pWael mli
whammy LAVOT him with their custom, mid his mt.'
pert nee of twenty Yesties in business Is a guarantee
of his ability to turn oft the beat of wait.. He per—
lob.4ll" supervises his 41.ege workshops, and may V—.
tichiviot on hand wil be made to order el the LoWSI
'A kinds of FURNITU
I). M.'ARCHER:
7-174 w •
grand to the attention of
in, we beg leave to state,
„.•real Improvements in -
... past Winter, and have Mt
' , hey are the bat Hams extant.
Theytri !elected from strictly COM fed Bogs, WM-
used - cry nicely soar to make as little *hate In cats
Ong possible, and the Ingredients need In curing i
rte t
are ti l e very finest to be It The Barns are all sip
so before pickling and each slat cured by. all
so as o enable us to keep in pickle just long enough ,
to cu o and not be too salt a I, fault with moil •
Rau* We also cure in Ice all summer and
am fUrnish the Hams at all times lout from Dots
that were alive within 6 Weeks of tbe time the Hams
aredelivered which Is a pint admit:Mire and one
nillit by very few &aka. We feel satisfied sal
insure satisfaction. None genuine unless
bran only bpi_
t , A.-F. Ct•••! - EFIROUGH & CO.. ,
f Pork Packers, No; 10 N. Delaware Avenne ;•,-- 1
)l tt, 70-.1,1-611i ° i ,PHILADELPHIA, PA'. ,
.
WIIIDOW DECOR'
ILTIONI3. -- ' • , --, :
. .
•
I . 14.10 E Ct i TitTAINS, . _I
1 ..
lIENVY
-i ANA-, IJ,ACE DRAPERIEi4;
t. LAMB iE:QUINS ;k
h. 1.111 - 1):1. mAx,
of r u Mae,* ';0,
" VIN I)
IN tALL PH
•
iPLUSFES, EtAtC.
;
1 . IIAtONIC HAL
.May
1111(1421DIES. ELEIMANrEs, ICF .• •
. GnADINES.
I REDUCED PRIVLS,.
1 Fine‘i Freneti Oiitindteli.
1 Atediut and Fine Landis.
- All %IND; Black Hernanten. ' • ••
Milk and WOO Hernhill.
i . Blarti.Entals Grenadine*.
• ' , Milk Figured rem:Wines.
, - Snpertitork • to Gonda. ..,: ,
L ; iiRESS GOODS' REDUVED- • •
izi i • '.; . '
I !Mien Linen 14adl , Made n is, • , ,
- Linen Pampas Or Tourtstn. , • '. ,
I—, ' Loftin Fultalitade to Order;
Bsdbing Suits Rattly..,. !dude,.
ili
linthingnitsldathing CAM,
M:Rilte iques, . • ,
Dress litrns, : ' . _
i s
' • -Totirletn• Linens; , ..' , •_ :
, IMO Mhz hi,
Milk tiinextues.
'Llama t
..i, 1 , - Met; Plan* ( ? - • -
; • - -',l : .Fine Wesel elliptic
•;.• ^ • ' - lALim-Linen. took.
GOOD : rort,s , AND BOW WEAR,
1 i Finest Owl
1 ' Hobby Bente liialttrip, -,,
, l ,_ All The No, Uess , .: , ,
:, of 1 COOPER CORA:IiD;: •• ,
.
:S. E.binortu. Nz.vrn Mesitir !} name: lll
' •• e. - PHI' '
~ . A. 1.
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104.
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Ist.
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OiILY 1117 CK LAD' ArD ; MICK
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• 61»rrA ss COX 035 10 4 1«:::
iioelottfwoteeitfif*,
Saatra
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£l3 CURLZEB.
01.crtuut rug SUE Lstotud
'Patented Jody 90, MO.) l•
is Curler is the mad per
'wenUon ever offered to
,abile. l t.ls wetly, ovens
nest In appearance, rind
not injure the hair,
e is ne heat required, nor •
metallic substance used to
or break the hair, • Man
u red only,and toren - 1e hy
' IicMILLAN & • ,
fil Mirth trout street;;' •
Ph.
at Dry Goode. Trim
ot and Notion Stores.
B.—Single Batt 23 cents;
snorted sizes, di Mk
lied tree teeny put of the
ted State; upon receipt of
' June 14.70—1i1t
SILK .t iV001;
“utt•a: • Imparted:.
ST TINI S.
ilro4d Supplies
.LRAXEN,
ErrilEEt,
TA.• • 1
than n
ht eciptiti
will
=1
Pros'stir.
' Darato
lIMME
MI:=11111111
;"11111 1110 3 11 OP! litlIAL 11111T1441. , ..
k .4.1 By steins of •.. Irritant Mart .111rtar. kreari
%Arias, and V . • Latuad out of the
ot.Cotansett fr' , schnylktli County. and
'to directed th
• e I bexgpasell to publle sale
~ •• ‘ /11A FURDA AIM UST SM. litik_ ... .
MO o'clock lu the • • • • aities ColuSHonei. ill
, the Borough of • • , 'Wei Oclinglitili Counter. the
, owlng d - • ff. town: i
-, ALL that eertabt •or plena otili ,! d
o i t► a A r e t A st
tt
ltwt Wye of Ralf -,, u. in
=lklllCountp,l . • ruled northwunn7 pg ais tE
eartwardly
,l by • Ito.l in blink
nardly by an alley full Irestwa b 14 16 110.2M1
Mar* 41, told beg nglot o.a in 4 . an the gen
eral plink of said town cOntalignelit WU"
gbd In depth Lie feele,Zrte: am*,
wspent ‘ oegi.
finding of a getery • d ug barna. nab b
Asti
frame k Rotten it • ;as the property of
pgIF.R lIMLY. i •
, ___Y NO. "—All that Oi oi l l n tract or piece of land,
knelste - in Harry T Ip,Scimikill Clam.agal- I
talignegr.Mlands'Ullamaßolit ilualYilirni"ottlangeentainl
F ic rt r. i f o l il l s r il 3 r y p ian . T w A it kli ttlire AlLl... lBPlingPatie-haWl7ll, thee°ll22l-PruP.
i Al...no—All that cart a.2-story fauns Ineansags.
tenement and be • =n u ?* town of Gor
don. In the To* • •If . the Count,' of
helpliclll, PL.. on the ..1. • Wept McKnight Street ,
On N 0.4,00 the ,_'-', .1' ar ggandllsaid LW.
Ind tot of ground, 7 1 1, , ait Maws: north
erly by lot of Ella. II
__.• - by said Ma:night
street, eoutberly bidet • 7 . . ~ end westerly
by Birch all ey,
We and bbliding contalnlot In front
cluisaid 110IttIght ialdlnt la feet In i At = and in
depth') feet, and the 14 br Nam of dffitrre
tenant togaidbaildlng 4 the pro yof
...g
StIVIT, owner es' ted,owner. and X
IC SNYDER, coa t
_ • „ • -..
t ALSO—AII that. . tutor Plower all'
bull
ding
In the liesbugb of Stahanag•Cttra a 1
OxllitY, bounded nortily by an - . „.-.0104._ _
werdly by lot of JametiV. CoUllsistithware.______LY PT i
=street, and *ool.llesrelly Wk.( Almelo+
whey, annelning ,Ln et id it MK, sad la
depth 1:4 fret., with t h e tlppprteranocs, cousisUng of 1
et *start- frame theeill g boon with stone bass •
mint,' es th e Propertro PATSICC kttfLDOWNET
itud LARY AN.N 111. WNY. .
i ALSO—AIso a1i4144 n lot or planet ground,
u l ai
situate at Fountain:llo4nm In -Butler TowitshlP,
Schuylkill County, bounfig eastwaydly by hand or
Frederick Meyer. nest ly.• by land of Ono'.
PeterY, 143 uthwartil) Iq, ad belonging to tbe estate
of reterneltz•lnger. deZed, and northwardly br
lb° public road icedlng, Mabanny P contain,
lag 4 acres, th ere orl 1 with the a
consisting of a 2.2407 Grouse dwelling and a
frame edithle : as th=rty of REN'ILY C. MEYER.
.AMO—AII that burl or tract of fang:
abe In Robley Townehl Schuylkill County, oln
la=d4as of lieorge K. Henry Cart. dohs -
Nathaniel 1W Watson. George Entetrtilii
4t em„
44 others. coninining acres. more or low, with
the appurtanees. coueletlng of a IR.storz rtaMe
dwelling house, a tonne Ibsen and a frame"tdaek
lunitit "'VI as llle'PrefrrtY or cmutms COLE
31.kN.
A
......_
LSO-All that seri MAIM,' or-piece or nndd,,'sit
uate In thb Borougb of I...7rnsons, &Au IClrtultr,
hounded northward y; lot 'of John ,C.
eastwardly by Third st • ematbward_ ly_ , W=6ll
street, and •srestwardly Y lot of mum' Wagner.
containing in width 50 L and In ditjrfig n. bet,
wpittne appurtenancts, nalstlngtfe..-ateryftsore
dwelling house, w I tha 1 tarns Ititcnen attach
ed; and two I-story franutops ;as Me of
CHARLES NV. DENGL .'- f 4)erl7
ALSO-All that ce,..n. not of gioticid, situate
In the Borough of C ..liens Schuylkill County , PS,
and= being the southeastern one-ball of 101." NOl. as
latch ut by Daniell:tailor IS hens. Malden of total
tot% as laid out by hint '1 ids addition la What was•
formerly called Irit esttßa eta.) with arrant of 21 net
on' the public rodd Isrdl to riehuyltill /tieVen, and
l e.
/43 feet 3 inches In depth, tided by part of lot No.
1 on:the north west abe, on the southeast side by
hot No : 2. as per plan aft, , Id, and ,M feet' wide in
the '.rear, with the spp . consisting of n
story frame dweilltirritense sPtit 'stone bagenimit;
asppro rig of all W. DENGLY.R. ~,
DK , t)-- II that natant, two-story Riker bensear
building, Kaaba In - rte ' &won& :ot' Tremont,
Scnitylkill County. betiv :Vans avenue andPlne-
ItllM'altlb: alley,tt ttfr a t i (ITT'S %11 1 fuldelmtln: on
n l ig g t e
rgitei
Jot or piece of ground an etatilige . ap i turtenant to
said building; • •as the ' i 0 JfikialllELWlG.
owner or repnted owtter contractor;
ALSO-AD that aortal 'of land,' situate in
the Township of North Sthfryilttli Conn,
„p m
i'F A I L* (neer P o iiavilieJ and described as
tudows : Beginning at ri ash-'-"_
M.
the southwestern
corner of land late Of lin M. Crosland.' thence ,
north CO degrees 15, minutes adlt two dreamed too •
hundred and eight &et ito ',post: enrner9of Mid
Craskuld's land, thane°n It degree:kW mtnittes:
103•leet and 10 Weber to a n et late of Ir...if:Niel:a
-dds; theme south 4 20 minute* 03 and four
ten thshint to a pat, e south 40 Mintiteitend,
41 Z
•323 lent WS post, thence stnith 24 degram *Mantes!
*mg - M.% feet-to apart, tbonoe twill 1111 dorm/ to
-minutes west, Lake I tla tl ia post, eornereflond`now
or late of Schuylkill Nei' lion counc....herine
53 degrees 23 minutes :.13 feet to the e a nal of
the Diver sebnylkill. th eme down the said channel
south 43 degrees 10 minute( west, SR feet; thence
sou
south
degrees* minute!, west. SO feet to anoint
In said channel weal - of die Condi brtzligte,• heats
north 49 degrees 15 minutes. West 1= feet to a pine
stump and stones, thence 114,114119 degrees 0 Minutes
west '569 and four-tenths 0 t• to' OM sin tree; the
place 9f beginning, con nie ID scree- and AM
perches, strict measure. All that. certain
adjoining tract of' land, nete In the Tairnahip of
„Nertis I.Faubeim &formal " hounded end' described
as fallows; Bftlanitig a t pine; fortne rt y a whits
oak; thence by iand form Irof Gems Shoemaker - .
andiatit of Robert 31 and wince Lewitt, south 50
s= east 70 perched a post op the northern
the Schuylkill Elie r. thence down along the
same the several courses error* perches 'to for
}ii,
merly a spruce, thence b another mirt of the, tract
of which this is apart„,..4uth '7814 degrees, west 133
perches to a chestnut I *tamp, and thence by
land formerly. of John Menon, new Biddle, north
19 degrees west 40 pereliptitc: a heap of atones, and
Porta 57 degrees east 173 reins to the plate et be
ginning, containing II Se and *perches. and the
allowance_ of slit per eta Mr Ma. de., being the
same premises which itt n' L. Po rt and wife and
LewleVaatine, by .2se , deeds, dated ;the 13th
of July,—and re cord respectively In &buy'-
, kid frmitty In Deed Book No. 37 pages 2:2 and W...,
i
' granted and mut - eyed, u to the sad, The; Mount
turn= Rollin M lll Co
~ tay,
these,
suecessers and
al ot a letnt i rrf- t =9Fl r litrill , W l i gint e ottisnay I an";
T
blacksmith shop, carpe d r: shop • frame office. el .
blocks of dwelling-honses,, him, Sc..* wee sold at
Shertirs sale to the said Jamas A. Innen and Peter
C. Onderdonk, and lit 'pa ea of said OM and
'purchase. 311chael /loran ern! of said SetnryDrJll
fa
County. by heed dated a sth day of December,
1e47. and acknowledged In pea ;Court on then of
December followin g . gran ed and confirmed' said
prendees unto the said JaAlea A. finest and Peter
C. Onderdonk. their heirs dueling Ibrevits•whleh
.mortpge la recorded la PI allot for the Reetedlter
of. Deeds and Mortgages In and for Setitdildit
County In 3fosge tok 11. page 214, tte.l.sitthe
I t
rmerrue . 1 0 1 :i TWONIE JAMBS : ,
ALA--All that certein fmgin or tract id landLsitu
ate in Regius TownstdVirclutylkill County. *nolo.
Ing lands of William Sisal
32 %1:101 Boyer, itentel
Weikel and others, corttal 111 wee, more eels;
With; the appUrtenaneea. ling o r a
fr=frelfinghonae, •W*l a I-story frame kitchen
at a frame hay shed. _ e Wadable, a 1-story
frame pring house, Ire liard, Se.; as the prop.
erty of KARIM'. DA 1,.
• ALSO--All that certa ix I or piece of ground, sit
uate in Regina Towtuddp. Schuylkill tmuntr, ad
joining the public road, ing nom Donaldson to
oratstown, and laedS p4t ra, 3nsenna Beater, Reuben
t:a
Runnger. Jacob lgod ve, and others, contain
ing 3 acres, more or less; dare property of ARRA
' RAM SCHWENK. - '"1
• ALI4O-All that certeln, t or . piece \of ground,
situate I ,ti ‘. the Borough of :Ashland, !Sent:l3'll9lli
County, bounded nortnersedly by„. Market street,
- estatmirdly by lot of Joint Phillips. southwardly by
tant street, and westoStrdiy by lot of Daniel
Keller, containing in witb e tit feet, and in depth 100
feet. with the - appurtenan ; consisting ode two
storyltume dwelling henna* with stone baaetneut.
end a frame stable* asthe property Of IRVIN EP
WATtrts." , • • r
Stilled, unittoken intecullon arid will be sold by
OEOR E,L,WYNKOOP, ghee.* ,
Sberifre ()Toe, Tottavme,ltugust Rh 1170--311-41 ,
,•i . ,
' i, • Watdit§ 41 0 1 ItUleirlit . '
' '
1
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SOLID . SILVER /01'D ISILVIER: PLATED
....)
Witte of every deaript ri -and latilma
eatable WWII:Jai Glititi. lab, Holtda d =
exits. !Prices lower thati t • rerflar market. rata..
Extraordinary inducements
.._ ,
OM , 11. ;M y, '
r °lll
' OCt..ZI,VO--ti-ly No. 1 . . rchstreet.P=tdda.
—.„...._.„-.._...
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I FISHEI 1•1-0 ROS. 193.
;Wwt l etee, cine.uw. Jew i ii WOddlng and
. • fteriarbt
. ittit es n, dadver n is
in tl
i z ,
it -
11671
otJA I . &ltalnUn's
Woc iA 2r. Co.'s Parlor and • web Organs, Maas,
and itualcal Iderchandlas • . •,
Watch-repairing by eons •-- • t iworkninn. '
Call and exaralas before •,,: --: • • eltiewbere.
_ .1. "'Lull • Psi : . ) l Eiireet, ftumai,
.pi; 1.1111 • 1-IPil
OPSII.IBODAY . 1; l' . -. •
• ' ... ' ' • i ! • 1 14)0AT GtiO I DO.
. f 1 1_ • ,
- ,iftiviair - Just riteieed • • - IbalPastera siatkafti,l
yin Opel& on , the lat'or I .. •• ber. the Attest awitirt
went eir ilothiay Gooteetver .. - .is Ibis Market,
embrieus , batA Foreign luta I • - • • • F 4447 04 0111 .
()LOVA' AND KAirti •-; :4Boxrk 1 '
TIORK HO € • - - -. I . '
-' JAR
i' z': ..• vie itiligißES, 44: ,
• Solkltling Sliver Wpf 6
e l is if
1 111114 variety. , Ma
Plated: are of ticantltal 4 - Call awl mak*.
704raileethat.d ttl i si & C. I rl i i llN lmaa Rt
r N •
RN CENT= ST.; nesilll Dant.
7 0 6 1. 1 1/1 4 . August. WO* . 111-1 7 1 1 W
i, i -
• , -
SPECIA '
"ft
-AB *re *emu' bit
that we deal wax • `
wk wit' to
'"Dta r b'
VER
)IMLIABLE
I,4IE V C r A
/tutor., rort ? l.
:Abb. e atic
"pt. ....,
THE THROBS OF SCIENCE.
•r- '
rThe tnith et the *Mowing story . by a Cab-
Orate mats Lsgearasiteel by peones; wbo are
acquainted trials the *smog . •
I irl d e it . TWA! liklt!tttialL,ll2lll My name le Truth-.
I not to &nal/ dealt or any sloth! runts
And ell toil la simple lannualio wits& know libc"st
t*tarow ~
That bathe an . .otar Society alien tba Stardalans.
But would rentirft. that gy 1V ' not a proper
Ttttaintt . • -
alistittakt nentlownkut his !show-vasee:
Lad If it /amber dont -agree 'with
. his peculiar
T;itiar Oar
Ta tiK.'saine l inetaber for to . "put a head"
- act hi 't
Nothing.could h nerot more beautiful to see. •
Than Ike dual Its mouths' proceedings of that
same society - •
Till
b ßro u of w*,..eitlaversit, brought • a lot of fossil
That he n gund,ilthitt the tunnel; near the tenement
of Janes.
Theis BMW! he road a paper, and he reconstructed
Tines. thaw aiwie bines, an an4nzit that •ias
treatbls rare
And Jens tbeneeked the Chair Ax $ alutpeiston of.
.
the raise.
Till be could pence. that those same bones were one
of hit lost mutes.
Then Brown he smiled a bitter smile, and suld:his
bat ,t,;.- • •
WM =had I kipen trespalissing on Jcrses's
grew:llU ,
was the 'must. s sa r catic ' title quiet,' Mr.
ItrO•
e several Ixranicms he. trot cleaned oat the
town. •
'NOR. I bold It is not decent for ituicicutillc
gel t
To I:4asTet`° Latent;.
!foreanother
meant
Beply by. heaving rocks at bins to any great-extent..
Thew Alt! `Dosti3Of neels.raise , d a"point of order,
ichg l [ilt of 'old red saridstotiOtook him in the Abdo-
Ahd he glutted a sort of sickly smite, and carted op
oU liot ' the l sulxseqH fi piOrcedings Interested. hint no
And
Then Mime tituelhan l write it, every member
In "anns44o4 "
a'war hi bare with the retunante of 4 veircuzme sire.
Aled ,the way:they , heaved -these fossils. In their
anger. aidn, • . . ,
And t rian healt pio un n in otan ,
; aid monareh tared the head of
And Ibis en' linvo to - nag of. these Improper For fltra m t 9 Tahle utatn:and tug name b Truth
,: Maarten; )
And I've tol4 twelmiletaniguaire whist I know about
ttfe row
That ! rokelntrour ; t lety upon thetitanblaun.
tworEs,p .00CTOtS IN SAN
1- *FRANCISCO.
. ,
. •
MILE lisu Frandace cerrespotideni,orthe
1- Pittsburgh Cutiosr tax glees an amusing
account of "Dr.] john Chinaman" in ..the
"Golden City." 7 He says :
"We have about Afteen Chinese (teeters In
the city, of which' number eight ur ten 51e
vote themselves entirely to white patients,
refusing to , attend to any - but the merchants
amongst their own countrymen: The most
fismons of these is;.Li Po Sal. Ho has been
In practice forseveral y ears , and has acquir
ed an enviable riphtation rim the cures he is
sadloluive eirected. That, the Chinese
phatinacoposlii should contain some reme
dies unknown to western physicians is not
at all immppmbable 4 but be that' as it may, no
reasonable person e,an doubt that be has re
lieved and cured quite as many , of his pa
tients as the average white physicians do.—
People come front all.parts of the coast to
get his advice, and; he is now -worth several
hundred thouskid dightrs. •
"Having- a curls:laity to 80 the man and
endeavor, if possible, to. learn something
abouthis'buminess;ll went a short tune ago,
in company witha. lady who believed her
self to be Wan incipient consumption. His
•ofileels on Washington_ street, , near the Pi
eta; owl a large sign outside of the door an
nounced that the hours for gentlemen are
from eight to twelve and six to eight, for
'sidles from twelve Ito two,. and for outdoor
patients two.to four. ' •
"Entering along, dirty paisare opening
illiecisy from the' street, we turned into a
room I lettered 'for ladies only;'and waited
for some moments' until we were informed
that the doctor was at liberty. . A
"The only other occupant of the apart
ment was an elderfFoman, and soon after
we had taken 'our t a Chinese attendant
brought her a smai basin of medicine, and
handed her a straw, through which she
sucked the deeoctidn and then left. Imme
diately afterward another Chinaman opened
a side' door, and, heckoning us to enter, we
walked into the presence of the celestial
healer.
"The mom was I almost a counterpart of
the pessage s vers.. , long and very narrow. At
the extreme end was a long'range. on which
stood twenty-live or thirty iron pots, each
one odntaining some liquid ' gently simmer
ing. Two Chinamen were busily attending
to them—now skin ming oll" the surface of
one, now tarring up anothot, and whenever
they 'had a few monienarto spare from these
duties, either selling fresh pots on the range
or adding various curious substances to*oth
ers, ea-directed by humerous prescriptions in
large Chinese charactets, which were sOread
on a table nen. Theddoctor was about forty
live years of age, dressed in the ordinary
garb of his countrymen, very clean and peat.
in person, and *ith a blight, quick eye;
lather sunken tahe,!and long mustache and
goatee:. Motioning i my companion to a seat
he gaVe her, aquick . glance and pointing to
me saki in very good Englieif:
'Husband/ 1-
"The lady replied' •N 0..! -
" 'You have baby? You married . . .
"To• both these questions the same no
' ewer was returned..}. •
,'fi e ou make plenty cough„ plenty spit, all
blood?'
"My, companion told him her symptoms,
which did. not app ear
, to be very alarming.
"`Ah, 'know, returned the Chinaman.
'Four weeks; forty dollars, I cure ygu.'
" 'But, the lady's friends would Stet° know
what is the matter with her, ' said,obefore
entering into any arrangemnt.'
"Oh,eme give her inedleine'curi her sure
in four weeks;! was the reply.
"After some further parleying, the lady
bei)in
monad
to try ; his treatikrent, it was
arm that she should becOure.his patient
for fortnight, and receite medicine far
twenty4ve dollars,' and that she should call
next Mt.y for her drstdme of tea. •
"As soots as the !nom' was paid Li Po Sat
rising from hislseatdraid to me
,'-I you
tar much dance, too Much eat (With a str ong
emphaals), tecr;nrudi fool 'round (in a laud
`voice). If you dance; you no get better, too
much eatinviosooditocimuch fooling-round
m& Gland bye,' And saying this he
walked into an inner, and we saw him
no' more.
"Whether it was the Medicine 'or the ad
vice (I strongly suspect the latter, for It was
strictly followed), my lady friend soon .ft
covered her health, and is of comae a firm
believer in the niedirial abilities of theChl
nese.”
. .
THAT ONE SEES IN CEINA. , --The.
.
VV Chinese °Maids' and men of wealth
live In afthience--tires richly, and keep up i
a host of servants :aid retainers. But the .
poor. are! very poor i. they work for very low
price,, from live to ten 'cents it day, and feed '
and clothe themselves from those wages:—
The wealthyare very, indolent„ And Impose
'a system( of servitude iupon their-employees
whichin' manie . y degrees Wore. than even
7Axoerican slavery In fits worst ecogeet could
hive- been. ..The peasantry - aces quiet and .
industriOus,-' people, but. seem to •Mive: no
higher aimis Irt life than to maki a comforbt
• blei living on :their Panes, iind Propagate
their species.; ;They destroy a great many: of
the Sunda children,. hence the male popular.
that-ii gniatlyin, - thettinalotity. The labor-
Jag , elassin China;ruide and , female, are but
WAN' of • burden • • they . earry everything
that Is need teibuildint a great City, or in
'arrying; on the comMeree of a grail - coun
tryi upon theirshOuldOnk by means of poles'
and baskets or buckets on' each of the poles. •
The peasant wonted orChina, have large and
maim' feet. Their cobti:usuiii<mrsibi of.,wlde
;ants reachleg only to`, the knee „• a loose sack
reacight *Antis below, the - hips, belted
around the nniet,; ands little *rhitenpron,
hilt i yao somas, pinned on plain., They
*do not war , shoes and ; i stockings ; -- fripm" the'
• kneel the legs - are barb. They' lurvatio fire
lia *MOW eann it t as the•ecdd increases .
:,they'_ pat; en 'cloth luntit they are of An
mmeneeldse, and r bodies, look like a
,barrel tri%s head stipting , outat tha top,
V' th bare legi and feet. None of
ms i Zsairetitia dee fields in the sun
• e'er 'telt any . gm; the head. , - The
en Oki rola dais habit the same
sty* , ri.Akaidad. if law- , WWI; on-the
toPlot - IblildieltierMinettati with
-flontanand,lentl., . ottoodkinkidthee
!' ..ketbr*ft... .' . etChhtil are
- ..
"be*mir : f*lplarellimilt, and'
e a
1 .ibm....... 4 : "
_. 4 iiressegi:: '. meieeiler. - .',Ther
Ann,. - -inth 411111 , ' , Olt threCtimainal
. Arbaisinallboted
101240107 1 i11ik, ilk
• - . I, - - 1 liall:enr Anemone sense_
j siManin 21101. W Pfertanit.iinitlseld
I Ilikbaillik - . ikik .' .
~ !liiiiistapitileti aad
iiallim-1. ' lin * : * , :lliatatildidren, by
pi t
lisle ' " . ,••-7170/., ilatityntra to oda
• .• , -1.011 1 4,. , ~.. li, _ . -10salleetbe fris
. .
E!!1
-it 'Mods
Ai** find
-
.131§OCK
\TIM _
•
, - ay,: • •
11010blage tempos:-
loottblom -- motair. k • - idol:mak : and is
- ' t • '
-•
. -
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STRUCTURE' OF tint - TO"; Eft.
TN the third'-
,part of the sixth Volume of '
_,lLMakftehultze's Aliellnr Mt 34 /KROSKO* '
.
lowan ANATOMIES (June 25, 1870,) we find a I
pmer by. Hans von,.Wysa on.the eupainaped
organs of the tongtie.. This subject hair been'
already MEVedigstedl:lSch.walbeand Loren,
whose insults seem hairless:or - dance with each
other. • Von ,W4llB however.. differs from
them In various . particillark . Our.eeaders are
probably aware; that there
are three kinds of
papillae on the human tongue, the illifcirm or
conical,. the fungiform or club-shaped, and
the.cireumvallate. Von Wyss findia the fill-
form variety present in all'-the animals he
has examined' The others present differens
mg in difrernt instances- in; regard- to their
complexity, their, epithelialinventment; the
nature of their, secondary paPilke, and the
distribution, of the cup-shaped organs. He
'divides the animals he' has examined • into
several groups :—(i) Mau ; in whom the cir
cumvalhate and fungiforect papilla. are well
distinguished from one ;mother, that former
arranged-Iu the form of o; V oil the dorsum of
the tongue.; and alone havlng s econdary pap=
lilac on thar free termidal surface, whilet the
latter are scattered over_the whole dorsal sur
face. • Here the cup-shaped organs are situa
ted in large numbers over the lateral surfaces .
the eireuravallate papillte, and present a well
marked - club-shape. • (ii) Ox and sheep; pre
senting-numerous transitional forms between
the fungiferm and eircumvallate papillae.—
Secondary parillheand cup-shaped organs are
found distribtated over the surface ' , of loth':
the epithelial coating is level, frbm Which
processes extend between the secondary lair
like. 0) Pig and horse : posseaging only two
large - eircumfallate papillae on cacti side the
median thief Secondary papillae are found:
both on these mid o the fungiforan papillae ;
and tali-shape ar d
organs occur not only on the .
surface of loth these between the - secondary
papillae, but also -oil the , secondary papillae
themselves. a-I) Hedgehog, dog anti cat: in
which the eireumvallate andfungiform pap
illae are not always elearly'distangeishable
fromone another: both-are smaller than in
the preeeding groups: 'Their distribution- is
different, and thereare no secondary papil:-
he. As a 'consequence, .the cup-shaped or
gans are much lesaingularlY arranged and
less perfectliformed. (5) The fifth group in-*
cindeg thi..., rabbit,".sqirrel, and rat. - There are
in these . ,_animais only a palfinf eircumvallate
papillae, or sometimes "only- one. When fain;
giforan papilla. are presewthey are distribu
ted as fine, Points over the surface of the
tongue.. Ther e are. no ' letsaindary papillae.
The distinguishing characteristic ' of this
group lies in the - arrangement Of the cult
'shaped organs.. These are found collected'
chiefly in an area more pr leali distinctly vis
ible to the naked eye,fon each - side of the pos
terior part of the dorsum of the-tongue, , near
,the point . 'where the lingual mucousmem
brane is continuous with the epiglottis, and
are embedded in the sides of certain , grooves
,that tnaveane_these amt s .. " ' ' '
. In reo.r. d to the structure of the cupliliaped.
organa, taking - that of man- as a type, it is to
,be remarked hat th e specimens, should be
c e
obtained W in live . hours at most after
death, and' refully hardened either : in pc-.
rossuic acid or Muller's „fluid. - It will then
be found that the stream*: of the papillae is
composed of deutse connective tissueg; travers
ed by numerous capillaries and nerves. 1 The
free service of the papilite . presents secondary - .
milli., the intervals between -which are oc
cupied by epithelial cells, so that the surface ,
of the papillae seems 'sniootti. -- "Litetally the
epithelial layer is- of moderate thickness, the
superficial cells being tLatened, the succeed
ing layer spheroidal and smaller with large
nuclei, and the deepest layer club:shaPeir in
1 form •withlndistinet 'nuclei.. If- the lateral
surface of the papithe - beconceived : to be di
vided into three zones, the middle ode is even
,in .tbe case of owforms seen to - he more
~transparent . Haan , ()then ; and with higher.
forms thia is obviously . owing to the . presence-
Of well:defined struettares in the e pithelium.
These may be likened inform to a cup-geb
let or bud. The number of cuP-ehaped bod
ies seen one upon the other inn vertical sec
tion of a papilla andforming a girdle around
it, amounts to five or six or taiore.‘- The api
ces of the cup-shaped organs 'perforate the
papillae, and project freely into the aspillarY
fissures. • The cupeshapedargan itself is com
posed of two elements, investing-eells, and
`central err rod-eells, which , together• form a
solid whcile. - The former converge periphi
cally,--abd leaVe only a small central opening; ^
centrically-theyare firmly attached by their
_numerous processes with the stroina of the
papilla. l'he inventing-ceits are arranged in
several layers, another inconsequently only
a smell central cxrnty, *bleb in min is com
pletely ,occupied by the. rod-shaped evils.---,
The intervals between thismitewhat pointed
extremities of ihe emir-shaped organs are oc
cupied by ordinary 1 epithelial cells." The
proper inventing eells'are elongated fiat bod
ies, with distinct nuclei- occupying the mid
dle of the cell; and these :cells give off in
the central long processes , 'that are often
branched or present the most fantastic forms.
There is no evidence to show- that they are
of a nervoxa nature, hut rather the contrary,
as : they 'undergo great variation. in
form. The central rixi-cells are of a
much more ' stable character. The . in
terior Of each clap-shaped - 'organ confab:iar
ten of them on .ilie average. They are
fusiform,‘ with a short thick median , portion
op tai n lug the nucleus and a little protoplasm
and fine elongated extremities:.' The extrem
ityls in many instances rod-shaped.. The
periplurie extrikulties of the ten, or twelve
rod-cells are collected into a buudle, and pro
trude from the Ewa °;siaf- the cup-shaped m
onis predenting a clone similarity to the above
description in the other . groups. The rela
tions of these singularprgans to the nervinet
system las not. as yet been,statisfactorilyes
tablished, though the gustatory and glosso
pliaryngial nerves have been traeedlnto very
close contlguttY with them; and it hi reasona
ble to suppose, 'front' their constant presence
and the great unifornaltY of/the 4itructure,;!
that they have some &Mille function to per
Wairrigies'Esii.tatouo
followingletter•from•that esninctit Chrbstion
poet, John GreenleafWhittier; wit)
h e read
with general interegt: • --• • . •
. AstEsntlev,lth,"/Sth /tenth; teeti.-To the
Editor of thee. Fyi:end.s 7 -In• a late number at
thy paper there Is ii - noti: s il a.- l
;which, lecture by
•Henry Blanchard,..Of Bmok
tentionidly gives &gamest erroneous view
of my religious opinions. Painfully sensible
of my own moral intirmitieueo, liabilities
to error, I instinctively' shrink - from assu
ming the affi*•iirf tmeher and guide of (Alt , .
era • I simply : Wish taaay.that icy' undof
hope for Myself anti for hainanlty :in that
Divine fulness of lova which tested
in ' the life, Wool:dogs, '•and eel dace of
Christ-the Iliray, the Truth, Mel Life.
the infinite mere,y of Gads° revealed, and
not in any work or meritnature, .
reverently. humbly; yet red. heOefully trust.'
. " regard Christianity-as olife,rather.than
a creed; .and in jitdging of. my .fello*-trien,
I can use zukother-standardihan•that•which-
our Lord and Mister has: given us; 'Dy their
frulteye shall' know them.' • The • The only ()info.
dozy: that I 11.02..9p0ia1l- y interested in le that
life.of and • practice. On the awful and,
goleran theme of Murata destiny I dare net
dogmatise; but • wait, the' unk•lding of the
great mystery, In the flnu Wei that,•whato
ever may be, our particular. silleTt; god'
• will do the best that iiipml4le f or. I.
'"Thy. friend; • • Solt( el. W ar ER." .
•.. .. • .
WtirrE Buase.--At •the last meeting of
the civil engineerain London, Mr. Portions,,
well known for hit ishOra in di° imieve"
'utent . of ordinance, . showed samples of his
white hiss. It is unlike liabbitt's or any
other metal; will not clog the; file, and has In,
realm Pao* yeily effect. It di ff ers from.
alloy* known as white tali being harder,
stronger and more *mom :it is ' fact,
as its name ltnidit* allpeeles - bran s, and
behave. like It tmder thertood when bored or
burned, and - suspect:Me 'eta • very high
polish ; at the .same time If -fuses a lower
temperattire than ordinse Z2,l___ rass, and can be
mi a t pd jur inch Dot or' an °run tie
Thigiestaen It usefUrfor fitting up
engines and nnichlnea where Bret coat is an
Wad, lie *four be riM htto the plOnneet
bkieks tri ,fiaming -to feast the:binWngai,
bashes; eneketa, lkc., without - the expense of
fitting _or theiri, Or 104str eiet in
metal bt. sand or loom.- The =white
brass hie been build, by; carefull too d ucted
eanerbrieutti, to autpaaalir trigtoth
ariti-ftictke metals withliehiell'it -bee been
tested, and' o . privent heating eCtlie% Jour
,_ . .
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ligAtabge -r-the 'meg
maelu
dve wide:m*4 we can glveathe good
tr UMW
. hundrid tend fifty
Ww. irCorthe en O l to t re 'i ll ti l
itseisiegAillie'Efisi :::ftimo. Mea l tg l ikt
two /ad* were , ,00real fier Ineelifistiss
follow.: rib morwo sad imp Lady W 7..
bald, a ef• c r o t irme, alto& of,.
lbe Os* -Foss r- v i dd
• at smith issor t , auk: 41-1 6.
Anions* T ot WOW
:* -alt
' ' Other 7 11 Viet
abated, that top, ao.boostor
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SINGLE SIXCENTS
•
ATMOS
•... . . . •
..A. " ' .L kind of telegraph, the el '
Alen e i f Sig.; Duetted' ap . italltin; was •
subl i te to the Inspection _of a party of
selee gentlemen yesterday; at a private •. ,
hem* in'tiloucester street,›Warwiek square. -
Vie inventor Aims at obtaining by the
user atmospheric power the samoor better.- ' . t
resu te.tban those attained by electric and
m
agetie forces. TO this end he charges a
reservoir with compressed air and by 'the
operation of valves, .,
worked in the same, •:, ,
.Inautter as those in Use in thoordinarytele
gnip ft - system, sends pulsations through -a '
tube,' which pulsations are made.,lto work - '
npo the re c e iv ing instrument with an effect '
eor ponding with that of the electric cur- .- •
rent d along insulate wires.. The in .
Vent on has been so fully recognized by the _...'
,
paid
Roy Institution of Naples that they have- ,
asse
to Signer tluattari the rare compliment - .
of traarding him avoid medal. • •
At the ez.pitiments yesterday there were '
ptesent the Italian Ambassador,',. Count - •
Maffol, a gentienian frau the engineering`,.,
department of the Postai Telegraph,A repre,
eentative - of the , - Kennington .. - Art Depart.' ',.
metit, andsoutributeirs.to scitific joaptisk
and t hole feral' press. ' The workingappar
atus was all contained in a stand 'Or table -: -
about eight feet long by five feet wideand, '.
four feet ,deep. Air pump*, worked hy a
crank, are used to charge the rettetvoir. , The,.
amount of .pressure is shown on a dial. •• ;
The telegraphic instrument is worked bfs-, -
hand in the ordinary way. A very - mink!:
enable coil of , guttA, pereba tubing ; half au .'
inch in diameter, allei4ith the .instrument ....•
at the battery #ud with two other instrif-
• merits in the rooan „The experiments began
by Hie 'charging of the reseftofr to about
one-sixteenth of its actual e,aptibility—this ,
being,. at the same time, a comparatively
crude, though unsightly machine. The .
method- adopted for the workhig of the(
Guattari ,e 4 the Morse- or , printing cipher ‘ . -
system. . s . -
_Signor, Guatta.ri,at the transmitting end,
sent through this message :, "This apparatus
has aiready f ext)erimentedon the plebiscite', _
The words were recorded in cipher at the re- •
caving end, arid were read off by thegentle
man from the post office, who remared, :
however, that in two or - more_instanees he_,
letters had run into each - othOr The e
81 % 1
authority found the vaiveat thetransmitting •
end difficult to work; and requiring a inaituN. -
al pressure of something like , seven pound4l.
instead of the mere touch required by the
regular Morse instruments. - •
In.operating on it himself he sent thmugh
the alphabet correctly, and -transmitted all -
the, messages he attempted with ticcurady. ,
This wee done through a line of tubing part-
ly lying in au irregular heap on the floor.
In actual service lead tuballool l ov Used: .•,
if igfurther.reportedthat- the syittem is to '
-be` generally adopted on Ward the Italian ,--.
ships•of war' for the transmission of orders .
from the commanding offimt . 40, subordinate
departments. ,
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Experiments. were next tried ou tho,4ll?a-
ratus.for communicating 'with varioug parts -,-
ofn Ship, and sut,sequently with what may , ,
Weaned the dernestie telegraph. In • this i -I
. le,
case Sigiior attattari ,dispensed with. the use -
of the reservoir ; and, toy mere manipulatioW.
of an air ball at the ender a 'tube , recorded ~
true cipher characters on the long strip of pa
per which: rune . over the small wheels of the
receivipg instrument.. Whim is ;the.kind of
telegraphy to which therGuattaii apparatus
will probably prove to be best adapted. - ' ;
. In large-hotels, :in ships of 'war, in coinmu-.
Ideation front factories •to eounting-houses;-
from priviteresidenthe to places of business,
and in town tommunication - generally, the
/system promises to be advantageous. It is in- f
dependent of 4oreign aid, is less likely to get
out of order than wires conducting electric. ,
currents, and will not, be more experedee.
For long,ilistances, on regular public liq s.
the invention _would probably not apply - so
well, or work s o . rapidly, as the,present tele- *
,
grams. . - . .
The invetitoris, however, equally manguine ,
its this us in smaller branches, and claims,.; ,
-not without reason, that his apparatus will '
be less expensive than electric batteries, and •
will be less subject to the - influence of these ,
atmosuheric storms which sometimes . puttbe
telegraphic system of a whole country out of •i„
order. -'"•-`,, • ' ' -
Signor Guattari was heaillly congritt#ated
on the performance -of his •apparatus. . The
new telegraph t*rtainly reflects high honor
on the inventive genius of its
Terrgrew
• •
RAPHAEL PruPpLLY- thutv describes the
coal-fields of China :—"We entered the coal
field orMuntakatt, The coal of this, region ,**
is altogether anthracite, and many openings
have been made upon the several beds... One ,
mine which "vhdted has•been :worked to
horizontal distanceof 8,506 feet. ' The seam
is very irregular in thickness, varying from
&few inches to six or semen feet. In - ,this
mine one can bring. to- the surface only about
133 pounds daily, owing to the great loss of
• time experienced in dragging the sled's' mitel:
and a half on hands and knees. :rho venti
lation is assisted by a very -large kin-blower. .
"We next 'visited. the mines of Chang-,
kau-yu, in the mountains about eight miles
weld. of rang- shah . reached, this place
about noon. As these mines htive. been
worked fora great length ortime 'deter
mined to enter. them, and it area notdight•
undertaking. After reaching the foot of
inclined plane; I found the gallery so
to be passab l e only on hands and knees for'a.
great part .of thadistauce., When we hid
thus crept for • micro than 'half a mile .the ,
proprietor,,,, who, I believe; Itail'neveti - been:,
so far:before in hie own mine, gave outreom
*-pletely; and I continued my way to the end.
a distance of six thousand feet, accompanied
: holy by:the head miner; I hattlittle strength •
-left to --retamine the workings, which. are
'•eoinincted ' , much in the same -manner as.
.dose. above described. lituch. timbering is
used, though chieflythe wood-of fruit trees,
which costs at theminet; twenty-nine cents;
per hundred pounds. * --•- -.** -
• • "When "again reached daylight, with the_
akin nearly:gm* from my knees, .I lamed
that nineraPratect - throe joints and the -
Itandit'sSith This VIS not consoling
to one Whei had crept two miles without such:
protection." • • , • „ .
IMMORALITY IN MEN AND WOMEN.—It
would perhaps be stretching the truth a little
If we were - to say that some : things which
are looked upon as sin in a woman are not -
so considered in a nuoubat no omitwine
deny that certain sins . committed by wome n
I
are• painted much blacker than 'the same •
ones Iv men, and. those which are seldom
forgiven a woman are rarely remembered
against a man. if the .present movement
towards the equality of the . sexes shall do
away with 'this distinctioni then all. virtue
loving viten and *omen' Wilthail It with joy.
It is high, time that all the actions of huge -
tainds and wives—their innoceme,or their
guilt, _ their constancy' t;fr their frailty:-shall
be judged by one and the same equal and
impartial code. To perinit a gresterlatithde .
of license 'to men than to women, Is to eon
found all just nssisl distinctions. If it is.
right Tor a husband to have azubdiess, it is
right, fora wife to have , a paramour. - Thee
Is no: evading• this statement. A. man is
a coward whoshrinks' from it. - If It is right
tor,a husband to' shoot his wife's Supposed
paramour. it le Justns right ter .8 womittiLto
h
shoot her usband's supposed Ihba/C54. tiOtl
Is no respecterof pascals.. Immorality %rim
whit less' immoral in men' than In women.
It Is also time tlud, wives- should no kinger
belegally considered ail the mere propfrty of
their husbands;anyinoivthan husbands an: .
legally. amsidered as the mere property of
their wives; and all • these savage laws an
our statute books ittlie grim 'inheritance of
"feudal times) yid& allow a husband to grip
„his wife es it she were his dog, are relies, of
barbarism, and / Must be swept away.
_ • SOME of the great institutions of England.
we. perceive, are gradlially being Introduced
into our countrV and "notably, amonif=, , ,
the grand institutien of .&fing
One of these interesting exhibitions ims j
lately come qe at a town in the Interior.—
'Apple dumplings being whatAiro. - French
would temw thre de feeidaileir%‘ ' Bailie-
lino we eastern to with Johnlittlingnmo_._ p.
_ThZi t ' ir We` I Mdt W et- -- .
fol fr igei
- - Oursitentkite -
Mid' atlbligeN'lLllM'Allit
turkeys, *a; These eaniOttnekli gia
tads& at rig
great .Ellfedlititteltli*,4loooo.-
ienenw
beerslosliy• with: - nitsri..,l - y
inatebolagablot t row *NV: ' Mew
ma'. ;ailed, - slid Aai..; Solido great
there wally, lostitroaridx 'twelve
bounfi -Sod . -0 4 6 4"-,, . 1 .94 , Mike& botWoow two
hliotvw:,,Ovtood tnutoup:- and Modzioo.
telllo,ll - Iptiored f or':ive 'Alan; -. 4 - ex - eued;
intensehiteinsi - in liti-parts of the mutiny,'
anturwaint - thareemosswn of the wet& on ,
the evening of the ,third don I:PeoPie do** .
in from PK putt tw learn- thelissue. An - cid
Winer? lettb was obliged to quit for home
iiediniel-thOW‘V j t ei : i: tennicidedi o ,-M
sus to ail,
._ and "ILO-. '-,..
,hod, ,
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1 ;4 ..„.: ~.,,:,.......„. ...,
~,,. -44 they?ra a sayint that
. - i•:,..,..., gi'"-I,''• • ;-ika I *ha MM&
,fin_ 717- - ' - Vanat i iiibell I. tine *vs , be,
ooSt k
Vvo. itipoovtliothitoothey.beitin4- ..i
of or :weitoo I tweltrvi =OO liA ~
" ad U n i . ' 4,01* -11"1 th e eot!!!'s
'often ' --IL 4,,:-,-- - , . - • ' ,
~ ,, ...i. . .,-.iJ:- ~- 4'4 >, * , ti:l, - '
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