The miners' journal. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1870-1873, October 22, 1870, Image 1

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Whitney, • lieCreary.
-4 VELINGAND PORTER% ROAD I:04V 314tT.,14 4 I.vp rn.4 sr WA V
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• ENGINR.:-- •• • , " .
Pier No ? 4, Port flick:mood
Pier No. 17, Port litiritiliend.
WELD, RICE & Co.,
AUDENRIED. NORTON &-CO.,
Miners and pdppeis ic r f •
841ppers of the Eti.t. Quittities of
rti.O:I4.IEIN and CIICYLI.ILL.
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' , At ED and WHITE Afill
Upper Lehigh
LEHIGH. itt.
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YO
Fit.,s l r CLASS COAL,
C O-A L,
LOCUST atows.r4.m.
FOR THE er:LEBRATED
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. From .our lino large And-celebrated Collieries
"Rain. DELL,"..... ..... - .......,..C. F. NORTON aco
TONTIXESTAL." GOODRI'DGE a aUDENR:ED
001ce-:224 WWI
PHIL
F: KNOT" al4l t.t)p , r . Mink*
Locus MOUNTAIN COAL.
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c 1 MBEFLL4..NI) VF:gF IsrruijNous:
mit , ....: l 3 ° l7 l it l r!,?i i .rs t : t a% . " l K l.lll inn ‘ l3d
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R. WurrNEY, Gra
LOUBEItIty.
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Free Burning ited , Ash, and Splendid , Preparation
COLKE7T . C6I.LIERY, ...... Long R. Co
DIIbIiLE CREEK COLLIERY, C. Colkett, Preet•
fir. pt
MtII
Pler No. 5, l'ort. Llicmund r . •
HAAS & BRENIZER,
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r SHAMOKIN.
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I:NTERYRISE COLLIERY. T. Bantagarlaer, rrest.
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Locust Mountie?' and - Lotterry; also vla Se;htly lk 111
Canal, to all polnbs ace. ielble by boats. - -
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(328 Walnut Sidlad
lINYIees : ' 111 Broadway t , New Y P
ork elphla.
' I: 27Dole's Sheer* Bu t on. - M I .
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J. T. AUDENRIED, • C. F.- NORTOt TI.,
CHAs. D. •NOILTON„ .- It. GORItELL, ' Z
Jan.-1, '7O: ::- -.-,-', .; I
Miners and Shippers of
.s 7
I:11 F. SUPERiOIt
TURKEY RUN COAL,
A'll. .A. , ; l+.N '
lee; Grant S C u .. Celebrated
/km Na IL Pt: Richmond,
SNYDER . .& SHOEMAKEER,:
illustrations of Mesios. AvelingAr. orter's
Road Locomotive and their Tratntity.Englue
r manufactured by. them In Rochester; Eng
land, and whose, agent in this muntry, Is
Mr. W. C. Oustler, 43 Exthange Place, New
York: . - -
These engines have been awarded thf first
prizei at the International Exhibition, Lon
dtt, 1 . 802: -. Hamburg, Pitl3 ; Odense, 'Den
In
tc, 1863 ; Koniesburg, Prussia, ISM: and
'the Universal Exhibition, Paris,. pita. and
Britssels, 1568.1
..,niee and
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[40'4210,5t - of. keeping them, When lille r lu bad.
weather;and - tlirodgli the long `,winter, are
avoided by the use of the HfAver r..o...ontotiiNi.,
Hauling is done quicker and inore_.-eettainly,
.and much granter-weight of Material can be
_onveyed in agiven tittio, - .--,a- , - -: ',.,. ' •
Not only 14 this description bflwork dolo
at.vastly less test than .it tutu yoesibly be
done by - horse power, but, the eagitte when
'not:used - for traction
.purposes, tan be put
to drive'saws, Pumps, and other_tiescriptitanc
of machinerg_tei'eeonomicalcyas a stationery:
engine ivill' o the seine Work:: Etsalso forms
part of the accessary apparatus; for Baum
plowing, and now that the United States tna--
ikort.duty on thlit:deseription of ittaehiiiery. -
is. removed, they'; aria 'be purchased et par;
less than they can-be manufactured here..
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- M sae. - Aveliug and :Porter have lately.l
conStru • ' one of theiißoad Limomotivetti
fertile War apartment of the British (boV
• ermitent: Th ; piirementi•Were that the
engine should : " able wa load Of not
lesiPtlian 5 fou l s an ordinary road, up aft
incline of 1' in I;:atid ' when working -as a
stationary'etigrite, Toifirve ileliettlar saW it
ft:- in'diameter, with other conditions. The
weight tit the engine with 'water 'was not to
exceed tiVe•tonS,' with'fire bok to burn either
- real or - wood. iThese- condititms were ful.-
, ailed to the entire satisfaction of the. i tispect.
ing olihers; thee4tigine ;driving the saw
through ia log of timber 14. inches stptare and
.;. ) 07ft.,,,,.in lengthWti trample of minutes; with
a boiK \ prestitita'et:is lbs. to the square inch.
'rite engine alsodrew it loaded Wagon ,weigh--
ing 5 : tuns, with the._ greatest easenp star
llill, en , inclino'of I 111 P 2. for 3.50 'yards, the
hill having been just previmisly coverod_with
a thick Coating i,o'f.stones. -The engine was
'tted' with a 'compensating arrangement
upon the drivingaxle, which - .enables' it to
turn sharp curve_~, either 'to-, be right or left,
without disconnecting ei the it
'wheel. -- During
the trial, • the engine -?vas upplied, driven
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and steered entirely-'by on lad ?without any
other assistance; and on Saturday, the same
; lad drove:',the engine : alinie,•fnint .Itwood to
Ilrompttni-*l-htroteks, through , the crowded
stress of Rochester and Gliathant. :.
Pi, A N D G . E Co A L
Shippers and Dealeril In
Ofti 218 St., lli l.tthill4
'- 81 Tritlity ItatiHiltg% Nt., York,
II Dom". St..
COAL,
IZIENEI
.80LE BNTS 800 , G, W. F3NYD , E.IB . B :WELL KNOWN
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C 'ER, STICKALY .WELLINGTON
ASTN •
Miners and Shippers of Coal. "
ET CsNII E. from their Burnside I ut Shamokin
VEIN tlted 'Ash.) -
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I. ri 's'i' NJOIINTA IN ( White ash.)
( Trinity Building, New York,
J•td:t Walnut Street, Philadelphia: .
t 21) Ite.ane Street, Benton. •
WHAM , N. 6, PORT ittelilkiONO, PHILA.
Inn. I, ' "
The importanee and advantages of self-pro.
pelting engines over the 'ordinary "Portable
which have to- be conveyed from
place to plaee"bY horse power, or otherwise
dragged heavily 'along by a vast expenditure
of manual labor. and money, are admitted
fads; Mid not only are theso - Traction en
gines etnployett ifi . Europel.for agricultural'
!burp:slew, but they can be seen In successful
operatkin In the lumber yard,-sat the boat ,
field, the copper mine, and the stone quarry,
where they are deingthe work.: of horses at
less than list{ the Cost. -•
. Pier 7, Pori. Richmond.
HAMMETT , NEILL & CO.,
Shippers of Anthrikeite & Bituminous
C l O A: I:.
A';ENTs 6.r KO , of the celebrated lifiEN AS-
Ir , #Aiterr y. Wit ;(46,:5; TRI EBEL'S LoSiiaLSlonu
(.lll :11,1 I'.:w I k'sl4!, rinain,.ktu
'At the 'present time there are in use in
.England and - Continental Europe upwards
of roYor A et - ding's Road Locomotive, engag
ed in almost all descriptions of work to Which
horse power is applicable.
The engines engines are capable of taking loads
yarying from 10 to tii - ; tons along .ordinary
roadways at speeds of from 2 to . miles an
loam They are made to travel up inclines
of I 8, and this they do.with ease. They
are porfectly-contmilable and do /IQt neces
sarily ,require skilled engineers: to drive
them. The steering apparatus is extremely
simple and etibetive. - and enables theengine
td turn round the sharpest curves with un.
erring liecuenry. For the convenience of
heavy loads at the speeds indicated, , the 0-
Vantage and .essminny. or these Road Loco
motives cannot be overestimated. They
dispense with a large number of horses and
reduce the cost of carrying One-half. - ' More
over, the nest' of working the engine exists
only molting as its services are required and
it i'sc4ris no feeding when it is not earning
Cc6l.
A 1.0; `crud PEA CH MOUNTA.J:N .
11 , !(1..A.i=1,h Coal. .
, FROM HOBOKEN, -
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The bi , ' ~ tvarl,tlem of Lehigh and 'Boylan's 6:1.1:-
PotATEI) FAMILY COAL. . .
Also, sole Agents In the-Eastern market for tin
hmt te and tirorge's Creek Co.'s celebrated Brill
, Al I Ntit7:-; CliA
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(I'llilailelphia; 247 Walnut Street,
, New 'York, Room 6, Trinity Building,
Provitivrice, cuAtom liens° Street,
•• (li.o ton , 25 peatie Street.
bruaty 272,
• Pier No. 9. Port Itielnuond.
. R. -
.&. SON,
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'Shippers of. Coal, •
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- *d. 316. WALNUT ST., PHII,ADELPHIA.
. • - rortiterage and Salt of Coal
No. Thirteenth ktreffil. New York.
No.. 140'.: 'Third Avenue. New York.-.
• ttliarf. No. 99. India Street, Providence.
Nt
hart -Mt. Wovldnirton Avenue, .nrar.
7.o'es•ot, /Horton: • -Jan. 1, '7441
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• 1 - A.w.KLI N * COAL .4r.XF LYICENS VALLF,Y.
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1.1:.‘ 1.1•111. , 4 .k RE ('AITTIONED that there' trr...
Lilt ..I..ur Collierie, which. mine this. Coaty, all' of
~ . ,111(-1. t are under the toatia4;ement - Of the undgn,
-41„. Vor the. year 1 , 10 sl N XICKSON & t'0.,..f Phila
delphia, will !at.the only Agents fot itt Sale In NeW
. Eng lat al, NeveYora, New`datwey, and Smith of Cixpe
I teary; alai 1 I A - 1.1. 111110 S., &V), of Baltimore for all
othrr: points, liar Alain"; will deal:l ano alit r coat
What ••vt•r, :ma part i..S wishing the uu re genulta• tut i
rk t I 'JUNI pr.wure it of ;lieut. - The object of t 11 I, Cll Ut 1011
';', - simpiy to enable I hose: luterested'to bay u tter
,tatalingly. ' • , ._--
The Agent 3. and I beiT aßsistanta far the above
1.4 mils, are as,fol lows; SINN ICKSON • t CO" General
1g..-at.s, 13'2 Walnut street - , Philadelphia; their. New
.'. a k ()Mee Is at Room Gil, Trinity Buildwa , . JI k. i I.
NI. a ilfi, Agent; assisted by. ELISFIA. ..NiusEr.ur,
.‘ g .ent, .r..: Summer street, Boston,
itNi.r. lifttiTHERS di eneral Ag..mts,:i Po , t
' 1 a ai..,, avenge , Baltimore, C0...d. represent e.. 1. al liar
' , -1)1 1 rg, Pa., by ,R)SEPI G..STERRI-717. Or'dprs
...”ild be given to either he above named parties,
Lod Vona one else. - W5l. WLElGton . ..ral Manager
..I the Sumni_ltaranelt R. Co., the Short Mt. Cord
. ... and the ens V le Coal Cu. .[Jaa.), '74-1
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Pier No. 10 Port Richmond
SINNICKSON & CO!,
Agents for the Sale and Shipment of the
"Fraiiklin of Lykens-Valley," ,
N,,sv'Eti;;!and, New York, Nen'.?ersey alit! S4' Zit
of pipe Henry.
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Our second Illustration is that of a light ! venport, and in•manymineit, quarries, brick
locomotive or Tramway Engine, so • con , ! fields, and other large works ia England and
structed as to be worked almost 'au° any other,European - eountries.
.gunge -of rails,, and may be deSeribed as a Apart from the actual 'economy A.if• inging
traction engine placed Upon railway - wheels, ! mteant in place of horsepower for conveying
these wheels being coupled by the pitch- heavy freight, one great . of this!
chain, which is employed to, communicate Tramway Engine of. kessrs:
tie -Motion to them. These .engines are Porter's appears..to us to be the facility withmade from four tot,hirty horse. power: , ! From - which it can be applied to drive portable or
the crank-shaft the motion is communicated •• fired machinery anti at tke same time retain
by spur ,gearing to a countershaft, carrying '-.its means-of. propulsion.- For-lines on brick
at its end'the wheel for the pitch-chain, the field's; quarries, !mines or temporary lines.
bearing of this shaft heing placed in tarred m public.,Works,' l LlMabOle advantage would.
Ililots formed itt the supporting brackets, so appreclated,.. - clipable astlfese 'engines are.
that the 'shaft .can be raised. and the chain - perforniing broth the functions s.f the loco;;
tightened when necessary. The crank-shaft ; Motive and the engine at-a very
carries a fly-wheel, and the engine is fitted moderate cost: • • •• • '• •
with Aveling's usutfil link-motion reversing All,the tWheelS being • coupled, the whole
gear. ! •= rweiglitof f the engine and tender's a-VAJa
,
These-engines have the advantage of eta- 1 ble forpreducing adhesion with!ratis;;Which
tionary and portable engines for pumpiti,g, i is su ffi cient for the ordinary reqhireinents of
sawing and driving fixed Machinery of ;all i such lines', and considering the fact that It
kinds ; they are • capable of taking heavy . can be applied tq various.purposoi tinworks .
loads at the rate of from six to ten miles per, generally, arid .that it hi much simpler and
hour at asciait of three to ten hirthings per ton less in price thanithat of the• ordinary. loco,
pet' mile. , They are in use in her Majestys motive type of oligine, its use should become
dock yards; t Chatham, Portsmouth, and Da- general in coal and Mining districts. • r•
Walnutll,lliidophia,
York. •
1 M 4 tqgtor.
.111:4 - Wit M04311,Yi Agent, •
1": O. Box N4:46 , York.
.I.ln. I. '71,1-1-
WALTER • DONALDSON ; 'lSe .
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• kr IN ERA AND Sit 1 PPEKS DIV;'
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C UAL.
41. E .I.(II . :NTS t he Celebrated
":-THOM AS LEHIG.II" . COAL
4 %tire `.Valool,Slreet..Philutlelphim.
19 Trinity. 111.11,411ng. York.
•1 - 19 lomo...Street,lloston.
WII \ Poilltit•holona.
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CAIN . ; HACKER COOK:
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Itl."11.1.1:, I'; 1'11:2 , T QUA LITT OF "
1;1 al/11 it,'(l , A:-Zil
'lll 1V:!: It .I St Ppitaaophia,
1.0'141 %Vharv....
JgIIIN EL t4TltYii Elt,
mitIPPER AND .I , :r:NT,
Schuylkill
I•ort ICI4I
LOVE, BOYER & CO.,
SlilPPl?its or •
Anthracite and Bituminous Coals
E=2rMinlM
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(1 N1l:El:L.1N1 Vi IX ItITI7IIINOni ('OAT.
. ; • -. - 1:334 . waintit st.; riiiimfrlpilia.
11:11,.., • ••. 13 Donn.. st;, ti.fttoio. . .
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10-ly .
I'lt•r 13 North o i•t'FUt I. ' • .
JOHN C. SCOTT & SONS,
Riners and Shippers of Coal. •
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M %HA: tO(rsT stouvr.int While .flet li
It EN. F N K ti" pPep 8441 A xla
',17111, V*4ll'lllll , l ,Imilar 14 all regptetx to
INEFEN:4,VAI.I.EY Vont , •
GOIVEN SHAMOKIN Red
1.1.111..iD1F.1.1.111A—N0:2213-Wa.!mit St.
IttISTO.,i--No. 19 floano• st.
YORK —lll Ilro.9lWay. rt 19 her
lal I. French, Agt , tapt.
P.:70
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DAY' HUDDELL &. CO.,
.\, Miners & Shippers of Coal.
093 , ,/, Walnut st .. Phil:W.4phi*.
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I II . ftrowlwny. (Trinity 1:1111.11-11Z) N. V.
,1 1 17 Doane !Omni., 114.,tun.
''.o..lgvigt, , ; for the wile or the fo;lmcing sq.2ebrairvl
IL% ro.m.
iiirK"KY /AI. Co.'S 1;1CK/JrtY AND DitAvErt
• ..cuAl..4,.tind the 3
e%/.'r, co.'s siIX3I4)KIN CoAl..
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eke' 'No. IV rorethrhamond. "- •
JOHN RGIIIIMEL, JR., & BROTHER,
POLE AGENTP Frott•
he Favorite and well i,.11111/11 hILL k HUMP:, White Auk
71,.y Superior lIENILY CLAY, bulky frev , huratulr Niel Ash.
. 't kf:(!...ebr#tord pANIEL WEIISTIEII, Deep 'Led Ault
1:1:0,111 TOP fiIaII•UITXMISOUS. -
RAVEN'S WING IGEI at • Elizabothport.
2115!,4 Walnut St., Vitilada.
attire.: 21 Doane Street, ItitatArn.
Room 53. Trlsoltißanding, Nr‘v Tur4. .
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r.tt.% I. Ncl ENT—SA MUEL r. RC'S (: t - u.. , Asted
' -. i:ES)WS Had E: 111'11AM. March a, 'rr,a—ai
VOIDUSER, BROTabil
liforr4 and Shippers of
COALS.
5 ' 1 .1 Yome.toc'e Lehigh, Locust Limit*la, Lurid GsPs
ittoe.barre, Lehigh. and other
WHITE AND. - RED ASH COALS.
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(jtiraey City.
r.:11 Wallltli :Rm.% Pill liulelph la.
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,_ ,IW.U. gIIMINKIeII.
DOVEY & . KENDRICK,
IP.lNtliperoi of the Glibrafnl.
Shaft or RaStibow` and Keystone
COALS.
tVhari • Port
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2 ^ 6 - WA.LIPUT ST., ' ' 1 W TRINITY BILTILDINifi,
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fill LAVA . • NEW YORE.
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LOUIS SNYDER. - C. R. SI/OKMAKER.
Tau 1, 70 .. , , l-ly ' '
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W>ito r 8. REPPLIr.vt, N. P. GORDON, If. p. REPPLIER.
REPPLIER, GORDON & CO.,
+10241t8 AND sununens Or
Locust Mountain, Mammoth' Vein, Red Ash,
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OWER • CITY,' LYKENS VALLETCOALS,
(329 -Walnut.Striet, littlatielphla. •
Offices': 1111 Broadway, (Room \o.s) New .Torkr .
, 7 t ; 27 Doane Street, (Rooth No. 3), Boston.
' mare), :1,, '7B . - 13-
Piet. 14, Sout h
B.ORDA, - ..KELLER VNUTTING'
Miners and ShippOit of 'Cooly
WERT LEIIIGII GILEENWO9p. •.•
TA M A (.2,11-A SHAFT,
•
• REES' EsDALE;
ErKERT LORDERRY
•
. • NORTH FRANKLIN RED AKII„ •
• - • , BLACK 11EATH;•
' ' • BIG - RUN L04..(15T MT., •• • .
, GARRETBON, tiIRA RI/VILLE:
SL. Hosted; -
11111epli : •:./C41.111 64 Trinity Banding , N. Y. '
- 321 - Wisinut street. YhUidelphla: ;7••
• -- •
• • • Pier 12.
1101tbA. KELLEV. £ iNTUTTINCL" • :
NOwril igi.INKLIN WHITE ASH.
Apri I 21, - 09; , •
. 4t , •
- - :
•
, W SI. 111:1.,,t4ICNIIIITTEI.. 3011Ni1)..11K155E14131.771-El..
WM. HEISSENBUTTELA CO.,
Shipper% and:Wholesale Dealers In
•
Sehnylkill; -Lehigh and -- Cumbeigand
• C
BUILDING 111 lIICOADWAV. 110001
' P. 0. NEw yortK.._
e Agentm•Sor New York:land Vleitlity for tlio
'salts of LEE, GRANTS CO.'S PLANK RIDGE, nOst-
II AAS S FIRENIZER'S•TURKEI RUN COAL 4.
'7O
DAVIDSON, , _ YOUNG & CO.
NVIIOLEALR DEALEII.I IN •
lAN:64T MOUNT..4.IN,
(..3;:kiLEIILAND. sk.ltfilyrulsl
WµII.KF.SUA tits
C L
0-A- S.
. . .. _
ILOOM No.-18, TRINITVIICTILDING, NEW YORK.
V1,':11., M. DAVID -3, formerly of Tyler ct 1.10. -
KA Ml. IL DA; SoLi„ rmerly of Caldwell, Gurdou ..t.,Co
I.W.BEIrt - K. LS uct,,,y...ts.
Jan 15. IV
_: 3-ly _
.
JOHNSON & HOBOKEN,
- COAL.
VAN W.ICzT & STQUT,
.111:11VERS AND SHIPPYRS Or. rpm
•
Celebrated . "Fulton" & "Stout" .. ( ehigh) tools,
- •
Ffn - m the Ebert-ale ansl the Stout Colllcrie*, - near
Hazleton, Ilellvere& direct from mines' on
' burard Vet:MAN/la Pr. JoitzlsoN, 110110 14 • and NEW"
iiittlrNeiwit'K. N. J. '
' . (44 546 Trinity HuilidlnlG
011ier,4:1; I 11 Broadway. New York..
aemporary at 119 ilroudwa )•
-.) •
' May 6;-'6B:
•
AL , WE I LL,.' CONANT & :WESTON,
Np..llißl3.o.ll.DWA'i, NEW YORK.
.1 (Rooms* 3Le.nd 30 Trinity Building.)
•
RFOLF4AI IMALEIt9 6.1
LEJIMIL WILRF.siIiRRE.
PrnsToN, RE') ;11.411.
• • MAILANOY, SCRANTON,
LOCUST MOUNTAIN,
N;II.IIEItr,.AND, lIROAp-TOP. ETC.,
C• - • OA_ S 9
•
S6I,E AGF:N3'S for New York and the North of
the eele!.rated-1 4 01.7:sielt. Flit:E•4ll7l-114-
'11.1:.11.1(411 PRISIROSE, 'rHE
pilwEuroN Seml-14tuntinous anti other first-rate
JANti , .. , iW.-47.1,T.DWE1.1.. C. B. (207.suNT.
A 'writ 3, . 119
*ALTER WESTON. _
rIfFIOE OF NIAGARA ELEVAIC
ING co.,81 . thlt.1115:11.171AI. iSIAN:K. BUFFALO, N. Y.;
COAL.
COAL.
COAL.
THE NIAGARA . ELEVATING CO., bay hag a
largesarpluxof Lot and Dockage, 'will be prepared
at the opcning,of navigation to rem! Ve from the Erie
Hallway. Oial, or Lake, any quantity of VOA L for
stymie or transit' pinvnt to any plum East'hyl 'anal
or we , t-liy the.l.alies, upon as favorable terms Its any
partikx in" - Butfulo.. Their lot la well located for a
gesteial city business.
CY1.11,14 CLA ItK E, V ce- en t:
.7kf a ir:11 27, _ 13—tf
- _
SCiptlithitt
„;.TAMES J._‘CONN En,
•. Miner and Ahipper ut. [lke I srlel,irated
- -
LOCUST - MOUNTAIN COAL
YLkiLl. CO., PA:
Jan . I, IV. I-
iliilutintiton;
FICE TUE MOCANAQUE COAL
COMPANY, and ird w . Front St.,
-
WILMINGT )N, pELAWARR•
•
Vile tire now prepared to furnkti the Trade: Deul
to.s rniikiimeni with our
!Celebrated Coal, the " Macanaque;"
-X Tull those ItitereMed will find it to tiielr sulk - mange
andieentitony cvinsult eionipany before making
tbei.r veuriy nitnieni nr 'we liktiglng cargoes,
pol tit for the Western market, Erie. ;
" " " southern do Havre de ( race.
tt Eamon. ) .. Wilminaton.
hip, the Clover 11111 Roll RIM, and Bitu
nn tioum Coal C0,..' Coals. for the manufacture of
wohtilTeninlies 475 e. L , yleld cafe nrst qualtte nod
perlentage of mat , 3.ltty 21, '70,11.-ly
gorbtrni Reek.
E4ST FRANK N. LORBERRY VEIN COAL.
TY EAST'FitANSLIN LOUBEBRY C 1541.1.
/V 4 .1s now sold exclusively by Messrs. REPPLIER,
OoRDON & CO., win/ are my wale Agents. Parties
ord*riaa from thetw. may always depend upon get
ting a.pure antele.
&29 Walnut Rt. Philadelphia.
FICE.6: I , No. 111 Broadway. Room 14, ew York.
Duane street Room. 3, Boston.
HENRY URIL
dtcl 1, .'tl-1
-. • 4
PBLIC BALE OP A VALUABLE HOTEL
pmippERTY-IN POTTSVILLE, PENNA.
rtk.rtpalic to an older of the Court Of Common
Netts of siLtintylkliii , Conotr. the undersigned Com
mittee of the estate 0f.7011N OREMANO, will offer
at Tubi lc Sale, on the premises, on
.. . SATCIiDAY. NOVEMBER &rot, 1 , 40,
. •
at it o'clock, A, Mt., idi that certain lot or piece of
grot nil, situate on the corner of Railroad and onion
streets, in . Pottsville, Penns., having a front oft
Cit I in 'dreamt' 12e feet/ inches, and bounded on the'
eitscoly side by Coal street, and on the westerly side
by Railroad street —together with the improve.
11144 IP, consisting of a new three-story Brick Hotel
•Bul
M F 4 in g. wlt It at wo-storr brick Ili de be I kit ng t hereto
tn fed. mid a one•sttory frame kitchen also - st
ifle! tsl thereto. ,'.•;. - iS .
"fIits:ROTEL being opposite the Passenger and
Freight. Depots of the Reading Railroad, is one of the
bestpocated business stands in this part of the
State. and being but lately erected, is in good condi
tion: The terns are its follows: - . .
10 pe r cent. cash on Ibe day of side. 15 per mid, on
eout emotion of sale and' delivery - of deed. Z per
eent. on the first of April, hal, when possession of
the giretnis&4 wilt he delivered to the purchaser. 25
percent. with interest, on April), Mt • ri percent.
wityinirryst, 013 April /.. lat. " . '
A 4'4511 purchaser will reeelVe a liberal discount.
- - ' A: W. 5C11A1,...1i:, Coltlimillee, &e-
Potsvil le; Pa., Oct 1, '70.04
i N
- .. -
....
A -.
_ EW SELF-OILING CAB WHEEL for
MI r. NES, Az, made MsThe - , : •
-,
. ' JALAPPA FOUNDRY,
. -
Ity IhAVEN A: BIM:1 7 . 134?1e MaiMfactm•eris.
Ali , all ktnitiyil Cfm.t.lngs, Sulllll9g liard *qua, ac
14-: ye oi.lerii with Ii:,IC. WERTQN. ' . -7'
• Nix itEest N9rcredalt St., POlDtvphr:
- - 221-11az.
- i
1114 , V, "Al
THOMAS
. SHIPP :
Lebigh, Sehqy
C'
ronslgtoneniß on
on favorable Termit.
AND L'
kill a
MMllsaiti!
Otllee34ll. Walnut
Maly I,lll t _
LEWIS BZ . 1,
MINERS AN
et:LEBRATEI3 . CAM,
snippy.
RYAN I!
qifier 10,14 . Wal
Juue i,'7o
MOM
'osoo
STRAWSR,IDgE
f B CLO ~,
D R.: S .. C}, i
PIIR SE(X i
ISD OFF;SING 01
FABRICS einhrares. litany Ile
goods not yet exhibit Iby any
The Very Low Price we huv]
earlier and present I) • rill:t.4 . .ii
year, notwithstanditi the War 4
and rapid salts . : • . • • I
Although our Impor a! tom: . !
larger Neale' titan eve Isl. in.,:l
stock rapidly (annul !mg befe
thus early made upon?. • 1
Atnong themlost ets les4 cart
_man .and British fabrl •s, we wo
ally beautiful styles o , 'i
'foN(;F: rogi,rs:4,
RICA CL~YCII P
' SSTIN•I AINE
SILK, 't
. . •"-‘."lu all'New.Sli
LOW AND MEDIU
...‘',l:ipt...4 !,, tiu.kvant.
thi - :',,k, , ,,,,,,i ~,,, m or n imi 1 ,
.., 13 . ,1 - A I C
- lii our nilkert kerne
'time ,i nee, we ave n I
-Drlees we wltnli emit Intl
'longer tiohi•ltli tandit
WAluiv• r silikob aLlklet
CHENEY BRI3S: •
GRAI
- -
Same tvn).ls are. -
V.•ry al
:.111►.s;,
foil .
r,s:j
X - 7,%,;1)(f
:111.1
12133
NV. , have Lto-411y enl
\I ENT, ILIA at: /1 . ..1 thy
, • •
t
11'e otl a 1n 'hi,
Pi:of:HE SIItVyI..Q.S:
•.1:1..AN IN; ••i;
;=
tlio
tiyer.
X ll or M.
u• 1
I h.• g4 II
Jo 0.11 ♦r
Mc RIC
AT
MEM
..% NI
• _•.l tin
ea° G
t-1 I'l
(•f.()
, 'Dr
MEE
DEL
111. If 'rut
C. P
rrutE:4JisunDlTY OF TIGHT LAC
:I ING.J-LThere - would be - no tight lacing if
girls could be 'made to understand this sint 7 .
ple fact—that men dread the thought of mar
rying a woman who is subject to, fits of irri
table temper, to bad headaches and ether ail
*rents we need not mention, all, of which,
everybody knows, are tie direct and inevita
ble pniduct of the compression of the waist.
Men like to see:a•small waist, certainly; •but
there is a very " great idiference between the
waist•thatis well Tormetl : jand in proportion
to the rest of the -figure, and a waist which
is obviously and artificially. compressed, to
Um-destruction of that easy and graceful mr
riage, which is one of the chief 'charms of..a
woman's appearan. An unnaturally cots
pressed waist isiar. More certain of detection
than a mass of false hair or a- faint dusting of
violet powder., The rawest youth who enters
a ball room ,egin pick . .out the_ women who
have straightened themselves artificially ;
and there • is no more. ready handle for
harmless jokes. If the young - lady who to
obtain. the appearance of a dragon fly; has
been subjeeting•herself to considerable pain,
and who has been laying up for hermit a
pretty store of ailments, which •only Wants
Carlotta, afterward Maria Pauline, who, as
wife of Prince Borghise, became the most
liltistriohs Italian
. princess of her tinie ; and
Caroline Maria Annunelado, the wire clf*
Murat, who becaine queen of - Naples in:1808:
The youngwidow of Ajaccio had no reason .
to'dream, in wildest fancy, of the spiendonb
that awaitesiherself and family. The latter'
were . . mostly little.. children ; Jerome, the
youngest, an infant in her arms. She was
left with scanty means for their. support and
education. To these she devoted all her en-•
'ergies with marvelous success. Strength;
we have observed, was the prominent feat
tire in her character, and this was.displayed
in the hour of need. Napoleon once said
"she had the head of a man on the should
ers of a woman. Losses, privations, fatigue, •
had no effect upon her; she, endured all;
braved 'these came at times thick :and.
fast. • Joseph, even .kindand good; helped
his mother with all his might asks grew to
manhood ; while Napoleon; a rather dull
student in outward expression, was • prepar-;
in* in. the Military school ,at Paris forlhat
wonderful career which enabledhiw, by iris
• pedal decree, to' make -sovereigns of his
brothers and sisters, and' tolconfer upon his
mother, at the age' of fifty years, the Lofty'
title of Madame Mere; esplvalent 'to that of
empress mother, with, an - Income: of
•, • • .. •
000 a year,
L
Roos ILtrattv.---Believe ib tomtit - 11g on
step by step; dop - 3 expect to get, rich at a
Jump. Slow and sure is better than fast and
Himsy.l Perseverance,-by its daily, gains
enrichei a man 'far more than fits and start;
of fortunate speculation. Little fishes are
sweet. Every day - a 'thread makes a titeln
in a year. -. Brick by brick housesare
We should creep before we walk, Walk' be.
fore . we 'run, and rup before , we ride. In
getting ricb, the more-haste the Wonsexpeed.
Mute trips up Its own: heels. Don!tgive u
a snail business till you sea that a large on e
will' pay you better. -Even erumbi • - are
bread. Better a little • furnlturektban an •
.empty house. In these bard Um& he Who
can alt on a stone and feed himself had bet..
ter not move. From bad •to worse is poor
ImproVement. A crust
_Ls hdrd fare, but
none Is harder. • Don't, joinp out ante' fry.
lug pan ipto the" fire. ItentemberOnany
men have done welt. In atiot*' A lit
tie
-trade, with profit, la better' than. s pea
concern, at . a 'ices; a small fire that warms
you is better thin a huge ittethatburattyou.l
A great deal, of , water ea* ,be golvflens a
small .plpe, If the tateket lialWaye there to
catch it.. / Lame hares May' ber
-esuOt:in.
small ' , Mods.. A sheolltMaigethsthre smell
meadow, and , starve lu 4,-grest - disert:
who undertakes too -mu* ageompljahesbut,
ittle. • • • -
, •
'Sf.s:Epts:o Aliiiest all flowers
sleep.during the bight:. The Marigold goes
to bed .with tlie.Suii, and with him rises
weeping. Many-plants are so-sensitive-that
"their leave's close during the passhig of a
Amu'. The dandelion;opens'nt ftve 'or six in
the morning ,sind shuts at nine. in evening.
The giiit's be,Ord wakeW at three in the morn
ing, and ithuts - ht five or SIX in the afternoon.
. The. ; coininon daisy: stints up its• blossom iu
the eyenir*iendupensits "days eye" to meet
the" arly heal:its. of the morning
_sun. The
tutip_and _many' otltar%, elpite their
blossoms at different hoOrs toward 'evening.
The iVyleaVed lettuce . opens at, eight in the
morning; and closes forever at -four in the
afternifien. The night floweringeerpus turns
night in to day. It begins to expand its mug- .
nifleent sweeLseented " blossoms in !Ake krl- . _
light, it is full blown atmidnight, and
never -to open aguiff*lth the dawn' of ay.
In a ewer field not !ilea opens until after
sunrisel 'So saysn eelehnited English - author;
who had devoted - muck time to the study of
plants; and' often. watched them during their
quiet' slumbers. ThriSe plants' Whiehseem
tolieawake all night, he styles Pthe,,bats and
owls iittlie ivegetableltlngdOM."
. WlifT.E . tbe in ale- rotifle ri or wheel-animal
cules never _reach the age: of 24 hours, an
actinis, or Sea:,ereinotie, is no*speriding Its
43d. year in 'o;ScottiEdi tyluariu*,; a;earpoged
150 rude, and . apparently lively and - active,
was seen by Bugen,;. a pike, aged 2071 years,
was taken in Swabia,4o,l4o6, which weighed
00 pounds, and. was'l9 'feet. long, with a ring
Attached to lt, betirink an inscription indicat
ing that it was . putlnto.the lake in which it
was caught hi 1230. Some of the `sacred.
crocodiles or riiaiiniaNe .lieett known since
the Conguest4. - Mr. Thos. Beit,the zoologist,.
'has. described.-11 :tortoise that , he supposes to
be 200 years old.' Parrots have been nOwn
to reach the age ofX:3) Years; and : th ere is
reason to believe that the elephant, and the'
Whale can read/the respective. , ages of 150
I s
Ind :300 - yeanr, The horse :and ass,' under
favorable mind it ions, live' from 20 to 25 . yea
..„
And may reach 40; while the mute is loner
lived . than , either of ' its parents~ i The ot
lives for 15,0; 20 years, the pig .t.eyetirp,, the' :
theop s 'and 'goat, 12 years, the dog 'ID or 12
yeani .tonedopg is, lioWever; , known to' 'have
lived 34 Years,),the eat oor 10 ycars..! ' . .
. , 1
,
Kl 4 roWLEllkolk• is -Poins.—That knowledge'
is power:wait litepPHY -illustrated by an inci
dent that happenedin 'Milberg some years
ago. A etti‘Vd had:•gutriereditreund two dogs.
The larger one, a pnwerfna mastiff,: hti'd
smaller in his Ifferitterirgrtp. Every effort
had been made to image 4.1* bold, such as
slitting his, ears, and iiitingaMi_pinching his
tail,: but in maul' .Atiength a quist i schularly
looking gentleman came up and asked, to be
allowed to separate the combatants. , :Ailment
was given amid-laughter- and jeers,'When,,
drawing .a snuff-box from his
~pocket,. ap.
Aled. a ek o inf powder kith°
.n*, - ,',Whck not ,only tele:aired
,his
holci, but made: Wag.fast as his legs 'could
entry •Ttieactiolar waS 'greeted' 'With
cheers, but,-replied;snily.:"Gentlemen, I
have! given you priz•of that knowledge
. is
power.". • ' l ': •
Gooni? - pnviis*thetallie• peas
"are new" tilinose - - adopted; - and,
pure intorecadve ink nearitan tinixasibility ;
['thousands Will thank - ua ror
t, the _fOlicnOtig • To. event any
_ink- from cor,
.rodiugliii.pulpitothiiihr4t4itor the
.bottio,- Air - tunail OR::lirok4Uttik of
tor anyiiiitpulas of
Insitat, iron.} aliepartilveneser of t
.comes expended on these substanosiverhieh
Fire-Akin cov eed of the.
:spiptuitokqtrpper,lttliit oidinarity adheres
•!taro44Poliotit4o/ - 11kthfititiuktado rem
. 54 40 1 1 4 0 1 4 1040 - 2' "JPOtiCiOdlOg;
;au '
.41 1,,,m '• '
MIE
FORTY—SIXTH YEAR: No.-t-14.
=I
EMI
11821ffi
CUI
I=
=I
POTTSVILLE,- -S ATURDAY MORNING, MORNING, 'OCTOBER , 22, 1870.
4 ,
iii C.
,
& Kemmerer
er First Class
ING COALS
(Se r! Mory,)
MEI
ulr, Y. Ki;.ilimvatrit.
EMI
ARRIS - fir
ILE.II IX
1 111 'Bituthino
I
Snlie'tell and taken
Philadelphia.
LKIN: S,
=I
oCUST MOUNTA IN
L .
, Philadelphia.
ICIER
FA.
Our , an-1
MEESE
IN4:l ; vs ,
- r t .
D S
rnitf:a;:s: fiIIPSS;
• anti N'...anAnstlinitile•
nl her hong.%
hen asking f..r lair
neh bi‘vert Ilan last
liaveAnilneril large
rIVe , ln'r•n 1111 1.1111101
V171 .. /.41CM1/I{' Iln+l our
e tiro act tit , nielid
4
rty r.f French, /i~•f
iil,llllolltl,lll
„FITS,
-Lille:
DRESS GOODS,
t erltlc3l ax teell an
'L
S2-f.14.4 e!)to o
low prt. , , ~ fit if I+ll
lit.nt for wo:wil.kr
rya! zlvuove.
I
01ak,4
an
-C Y"
(.I„:di.swill
WEE
N. W. f nel
GRAND F.*
FO
CO3IPLII2I.
\o:1161 N. V.
'FANIIioNs fn,
==
F.;; . 7/4,), am? .If,
AOS7EON
THEI FASI11(
F MRS.
MEE
t. THEAI.I. ANT
'bolesle and . 1.
fi BLACK GROS
'9O
i'ofr Cotiip(4l:,,r_sqa
~i - ~•r~:
:-;ITAW DEPAIT
AND NVATER-
sort nient of
'
ty sof
vwLs,
up
. in 011 T , iTit
a! supervision:
cu
act,•
-404 m
'V,II LE WORLD
I. A. HINDER.
StA.,lla
WINTEIt OF IS7O,
. •
.... .
will h Paris an I. the llhd manufactories supply.
lii - etittest. Ntantle,l'lttks and (rostumeg for Ladies
1111 d Children. •IA special deproltmen anti
t of .plain
elegant ly s trimmed pat erns, t. tithe' latest Parisian
and F,ngilsit s tyles. it Id per4lozen. `.31" you want
a' handsomely-Oiling, tvell-ntade sul, at short no
tree, go to MM. 13i:cm:Ws for tasteful trimmings and
dainty *ditch:Vt. 'Morintl II g, Trmit , ling and We:Ming
*outfits, Walking anti Fancy Costnmes. . ,
DR r.ss clt. CLOA I: TIONILINWI. 'Br 12 , :t4. OFECAMICSTIA
comprising the latest Paris 'My •Ities In tdriCk and
i v. -
coloted F'ri a get.. Gimps, Ituelit„S„ Loops, Flowers,
'Gloves. tiridai-Wreatlis, Veils, Itilibonx. new shades
In Velvet, tkatini and Taffeta Itildstns, sashes, Neck
ties. *NI Ana lIP' , II ACF: tiooDs-liiisk 'I , : Lt OCCIIEME LACE
x.
FOE Int
li-04 Tut.
.417 NO. - red Ott. 814,1141 UP: Valencien
f
nes, nen bnrg Aging:: and insertions; MackGuip
ure and Thread !Awes, m•win dij.dgn ,and amderaie
in priep. A In•drE INDIAN-Int:VA.IENIN. Fa 11A, HOAK,
..Mats, , Ciashl as,:lioUlittitlt. e•11..44 "I told Fancy GoodS.
selected be :\lrs ilintlerat Nine; ra. Elegant line Of
Whitby...l . A •Gttrsis. insets, It astpink, Earrttmt,
Neck 111ii•S and lir:welt:is. sphinithl. line of French. ,
Jet. Goods. Coral and French fluid Sets. Charms:.
Sleeve Buttons, Chsi as. 6:c.. whiela for price or rade
ti,v in Style, eattivt is. surpasstili strangers visit log
one su &eity are rttrolly invited t o
examine. .
arit - Pinking ant Gautrering. Putting and Fitting.
A
tat, a perfeet tti . steta t.l (tress (hitting taught. Pat
terns sent by nurl or ex rtress total parts of the Union.
- W
- * :da.s. M. .1 1 %. IIIIsDEIVS,
N. . eon Fleet - 11th und Chest tat its., Pllff-Ah'il•,
Get I, '7c—al-thn
- - - —F
. FALL PPENzNG. : 1870'.
A ('OMPLEIII Atisi;itirmENT OF .
!
-F-- . 111.1., S:.' W1.T.141. GOO1)S,
Ineboilw.sar.KA, roin. ,..\T rss, cIiINTZE. , 4, Sh7lltt
, TN'ai.z, CLOARTN(iSti VELVEfrEENs, COILDU.
• ROY'S, NVA11:1:3'1{00FS1 (In the new
shipl.:4..t-.0 'rE.tantivi . :s . , K 11)
. .
41.0):E.., a carte y of "
11:m1dt:time Plai4x, 111 illw neW gol(i awl 1:oldel: oilx-
I tires. and: a full II ng! of beautiful St.rtlietli'dsli-
mere, Bengal an, Berlin :N.lsan - k. Als", . '
a .pletl" . l assortpient of
I
. ii',' inelolllg '. 41 %
.4=•
•
1870.
MILLINERY ;-UOOl
hATViS, SILK 4, "I
f3itSiIIES,FIA,I
• Sept 21„ . '7111.9-it'lB9-
WATEB.
MEM
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\VII IT!.
WATER P
11-:T,I) It( IYEtt-
OOF
WRAPS !
NS ...have Vt ater I rkaf (•Ottliti from Age. -to ?ti :A,
Imught ,hy the Tow frnm 1110 1l
'Ms. !telling price
tuussl on mit , ttnntll pr s. ofit only.
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• , . Water "ock elotik S tassl Suits. ...
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' Serge. Sultti4 • im , :. , lark Spits; -' ':;.. •
tilts *dello ( nice.
We hare organized a most'`.,. , :lcnt:Fitte•ftult and
Dretat-Maktng Department. t V irr'ottr greatly en
larged Dress Goo& . Loch, ladle 'tats make their se
leselluna and have Da mmule ul promptly. econont-
Ically, and •In irsty le • ti plett.l4 , 111 C 11113,111. fasttalcms.
I t
Just opened noir.
• Silk' Popl(na, .- Av r ioi ftei*PS.
... Silk Eplngllne.o, • ,- : 11•*
~ , t en Metrnetes, Le.
Now open, - hp' far the large., and most. elegant
stock of Shaw la, and at themes.lnodenite pries% tee
have ever had.'l . .lt etoutirlses in 1
part,
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Paisley (initials . ei tot'shitsrls. .
" Imitation India , .. 4rsible' Velour, '
Ottoman Stripe, - N. el Woolen, A
' i lLouir and, Skil,. , 6r. .-_
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.Fatamtx llnesiof Ci'po.lnieres, I. or to finest made. •
Ito lugs of every /1/•si noble. 111,1 mAdr.. j
The Woolen f•jock is not exec led In town. -.., ,
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R. F-••'; COrtrngp. Ti 'wit ANL)) .11,4*Kii.7,T tirlikkni . . - ';•
°et-A...id—kW , - 1 PIitI.ADELIIIIA
NEW_
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,oltals ,
SHEPI , ARto,- VAN - HO.RLINGEN & -
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A RISONt
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' No. 100 S I ell
Reirp&et fully Cavil,
large and well ttltsor'
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All of:aisle - II lice
Imported DirOc:
ExeluslVenttenklon
.italtt - Street Philada...
nt tentihn of buyers to their
ed stock ov .
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GOO D S-4
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r• . for Caillt at
•• Low Px4es.,
EZIMIE
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SPECIAL LINES t
• WHITE tiOttl)i
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. - MOUSE ;URNISHING ORY GOOD 4, .
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CERTAII4E, CIAITA IN M ATERI A 1., &c,.
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Enablje tut to isfye dur eugtotnere tunny utlesningel
not utronlesl•etfewliere. Eve 't . e i ...descrlptton or the
NEW :MAli.k, , Ol .- I :f '
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, MAIISEILLES QtrILTE. COUNTERPANES, ,
Y_,. , IV
ANELs,.IBLAIiKETS,MVSLINS. - •
' - S'7.. EETINOSi TA I3L E DAMASKS. :NAPE IN's.
DOYLIES. FErIT:DOYLIFA, TABLE LINENS,
TOWELS. TOWELINGS. T - Y CLOTHS,
TABLE'CLOTHSroVIMUNIt N CLOTHS - -
- LINENARECTI. , (:).g. TART, .CoYERIN . OI4. •
I' TABU:and /lAN , ', ill KRA. AN I/ CoYERs,,
TRAY
}. DIMITIES,_CREToNN ES, . •- . ' •
TURNITURECIVNTZF>I,' F - . . •- ,
.FPILNITERE'rXWERINGS: I ':-- 1 '
• TOILET COVERS CRIIIQPIETS.' . r '+-.. • . '
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LINEN FLOOR WVERLNGS.ImiusEivs,
.• DAMASKS, , SILE: ,UItTALNI IIitATERIAt.,
-, ..__SATINDit t.IIEN BROCATELLES.SATINE,
TERitieti l REM, ATSFIES,Its - -
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'LACE et, RTAis , CORED:Es:TASSELS,' ' •
LOOPS, WINO° 1 SIIADMiIto: •• - ' - '•,
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I LINEN uroons.
T UMBER' 7:LIIMBER
1. TO UNDERTAKERS - AND. CIIKIRMAKERS:
Wehave on lamelot ct(toeasfinitti DVAI-i
COFF/N ROAR, and FOMAR CHAIR KET-'
TEE PI:ANK.IThe above is the best gguallty of IN
DIANA LUMRER.• TIOAS.,& 11.1117DENDUSIL
July AL 10,31-tt cur. tth Spence SW Reaffirm. Fa.
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UNITE! • . LIINUNEII I j ; •
100, 0 00 FEET OF
.WESTERS LUMBEIL
Isom
Curlier ith and Slim* {its.: Rending, Pa
We keep constantly on hand Mahican Nisei, In
dlanaWalunt. Poplar Chair 9j," Poplar, and
Ash Lumber, all seasoned. The Walnut runs from
12 to 30 /sachem wide and all thicknesses, and the 3 ;;
Poplar tram 13 1471 inches wide. The quality of the
Walnut and Poplar entmot be surpreased In any mar
ket, and we are selling lower than the city market..
All parties In want of any kinds of Lumber would
do welt to eall and examine our Stock.
t
41E3tr BAIL, W1101.b.14.i.LE
LUMBER, DEALER,:
COAL AT.. mar TiAILIIMT) DEPOT.
~..r. pOTTSVIIII,E, PA.
Ayill o4 . A . . "Wlll keep ronstuntly
—... , •-: on band a. Dill, axsort
ww.e2:•.„
~...- ment of Building Lon,-
•=x — A!..%coe• v.... ber. which he will goal -
-•" ... 4•;./ . CV i • :nay, to sell at the
i E L — 4 . • ' ‘. . LOWEST AI A RKET .
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y!yr,,,,,-...er. z .A . , _
.., : r HATES. ,
I klors, Saab, Illit ds;
F X ill SLLSIIIIt •ill tr4.l/IS.pCI
sei it In. i-179-t
MILLF
BURG A ti atifla r sa - MILL;
N. C. FLECK & `CO,,.
31 ANUFACIIMERti .1.24-D ItN./11..1:16S IY 1
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lIONS ER -4
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, . All. Ktiult of Pill Timl,,r Cld to - Order,
Irntne Louiber, lloarith, riank, Lath. Strip..
.. Shingle*. flooring , Siding. Saab, Door., .. i
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Afoul!ding; ; ' .
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All klirdw Of Ifadufuetnrinfi Lumber,
const •
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- on timid. ,
liViitte Pint:, iilllli(tek 111.11.1 Oak ilbartla it.;n• :,:i)-
tengt h. Our Illlbi sire 70 tulle s below WlllOl., 1 . rt,.
tieing a itavlng of itZ St frtstglitk
rxer 0100 feet. ' . .r.,
BIWA promptly. 'Prke I INt .01 rot Ailed on appl km it M.
- July A, '74 - r , 21-litilo •
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for aatc oitb - go Tet
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,von s4LE.-.1, new aIA tirsl-ch,.., TUr:4l . BK4I
- A j/1/1‘" tek ; - , I
Slay 7, '71.;-19-tr !Tn . . ISlrenir,•
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A Fatityr CLASS CCILLI.PIRY;POR kV/ILP.
Improvement. 114 . 14", nit ni tool lateral
Will ship too. doily 11,0 •411Soll. The 1,, oi...rlqy
will ho sold tow Co iL' 1 Mod parl y Sliti..Tpelnry -
sow; riven f..r sv:111 , 1-2. - 1 . 14175N'11.1.1-:: I',
O. BOX s. . .15, . 42-'4l •
'E" OR 8 ALE.—TheENTIRE-S1 1.:10/''
4: I , IIL',T-4 • LAK4 'Fora Ito3l I.l.oolllNti MILL, In
good as new. (fan he Freri runbila, tijt tb Jst: Air No.
venther. \4lll be so al it 1 . 11a whole or fa Parts.
111.11.1..1r
221Toplar slTeet. !lead I tig,-,
Oet 1, •7)-40-ti
Wan RENT.—Twoatfireslllll.6,,t-r h cim i . L .
curr ;old ,
Apply to irE ne Nlty C. Itt.-!;:SF:1_ 31.a1 ,
11,11uizatonga Estate Agent,
.flattatitotigo Street.
Ntareli 13.4 f
17OR BENT.-4STOI:F. ItOtiNfrwith- dw4:lling at
-I,lleltml, lu Thoutp.ah's4 . lt.ilw, Nlarket kt , reet,
above Centre. Pc...sou:lou riled int ely.
it.llllF. (Will V to, L . U . 'IIIO.IIPSON..
July '7041.1
17011. SALE.-1 pair lireattter 110 l 111.14
plate-, Se.;. ft, Wasting drum; 4 rt. on en, 21, ft.
long; counter ncrcvus, shute gutet, bars, du,vl-.
err ,crack and plait', and p lot offutitte tinteitinery ;
will be cheap. Apply
H at ,-
JON IL 11)111INI.'s Coal Yard
mtith. 4, Cm! St., P0it,“•1!! ,, .•
jiOR LLASE.—TO. vafuable .truei. of C o al ,I ; ti o t
kit ova au: /bath & Winebrener Tram, late 3111-
fr,rd, situated-in he and Schuylkill Townships,
and epntalning about Mkt txres, Is tattered for lease
upon r!...athonable terms. Apply to '.
11.11.1.NNA,N, Agent,
= Feb LI, 'GI ft-tf Pottsville or Port Curbon.
SLATE! SLATE!!-
-SLATE!!!
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The . undeisigned has - always. (01,h:dal- a' large
lot of Ittil)E,lNCi• SLATE, or all sties, .Ind of
thr 14 . ,1 rontlif w -sell at . the clreape‘t
prleeq. The. sate enu be.tiellv.ereel by Itailroad or
Canal. Apply to , WM. KAI . ..BMA-I, AMt.. ,
. Ilataburg, Co,, Pa.
May, 22, '7O • • • • , 22:Gui'. •
TIESIRAHLE PROPERTY POI} BALE. '•
A/ The splendid reslckence, 'lately .c.ecupleil, by
1'11t)54. la ,'
la Ashland ,'Pa., LweillnlS:
011.1 e-e, Grvt•ll and lee Louses, Stable., Ilot Iteds,
e.re. 'the dweiltngls eoznprtrath•ely trete:and tans all
Ihr w 147 eonvenlenees: Priee 14w and lethis
easy. A y to;: - C..10.755E1.;
Beal Estate Agent .LS Mal/autui}go St.
May 14, '7O-22—Lf
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SALE.—A Farm of . ..MO acres with linprnve
ti len ts and stook,Sl tuate oat lie Lilco( the l.. 4 elltayl ,
kill and Sto.quellanna Railroad, 11 miles Irma I'otts'.
rifle. 10 acres of the land are mid. r cultivatiOn,
acres are eovered with chestnut sprolts of Phyears
growth, whitit would make egrellen mop timber, t• .
"' - '.liacreaareo;oiered with liciavA' timber. i ke t 1111 RribV e
nu•nn. consist of Nisubstantlal bowe- a F:4 new SW
Darn, not honses,anil a newsaar mill Vv . It water pow.'
er. Mock horses, cows, grain, hay, and
if rating implemenbi. The price asked can he real+
zaed from the timber alone.- Terms easy. „Apply to
JOHN PER; Esterly's Pottavillei
or to VERtit'S hi. FA it+QUHAIt. No.ll.lo4.eutre street,.
Pottsville. Augultt 7, '
ALUAELE P./10PERTY. Poi?. BA.Lm.
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forte ecly occupied by,the • • 1
srl:11* r1.1:11.T. NTY I.I7M.BEJI'
consisting of a I:trge brick nits stone 01(9, witl:
straw unil tools fur
PL.kNING and NI.c.NTFACTrrtf.NO UnlitElt.
with-lumber sheds, abundant yard 'room, and oth ,, rl
eotivenlenevii fora hirt4e business. Thtm propertv•is!
situated in the Honfiro it of Parimvfm.u, andfrtintsi
on the Railroad, and is otherwise well loeated.
Will be soz.n Dm' and il . pon easy terms of payntemt.!
Apply to JOHN L. POl7, Pottsville, Pri.,
or, BENJ. rorr, 1.rJ113 Mt. Vernon St.,
Sept 10, -70-47-tfl
L'OR SALE- TUE
tine Five Ton i,coniol I ye, sit 4 , fiont gtuige
road. Ilus 1,. en used for convi..ving coal' flint e‘sil
flirt at the minor , and Is In good order.
A I•oe-.-1 wo Mirliontnt Pumping Huddles, J. loch
cylinder t.feet stroke, with gcsuing and hobs, and,
fwd. ling of pumps llssyords 01/11 I plun
gers, feet rlroke,ltnd two lifts of pumps Zql yards
eaell,“»n' the other 1 plunger, sell
fi.ef strtike. • :
A lso—tme Winding Engine:l2-i ueli cylinder, I-f .et
stroke, with drum-attiring, and isdiers i•otitpiete.
Also—Four sets Breaker SI acl
.list--psi three-ton SlOpe Witgon, , ,'lleavily, ironed
for four feet 'track.'
• Al,e--One IS fort Fan ;Ind 'Engine, with tubular
h. filer emoptele.
- The above lituchinery 11:L4 been 111 5,1 V ice, Is
ill boost woe king order.
• GF:11. SNYDE:ILA'ot LS , : I 111`,
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FIR OT CLASS COAL PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
A cfREAT SACItIFICE.; .
The kuleeriliers offer for safe to ti party eompetuilf
to assityne't he entire manftgement. Alm one-half our,
'entire - I Interest In the Maine Inde located
near ki ail City; Schuylkill County,.l'euus.
Tlils colliery running buts uniallur li, IS 9,shippe•d
WiLladine breaker and mutttu inarket, 'an,taltl Inns. of
cnN realizing a profit of unit n net pt•ollt
$.43.511111an0r pity ingeommissions,imbrcyrem=l.s..d.e.:
- .This properly is offered for sale solely In conse
quence of the continued 111-lietilth of the principal
owner and uumager of the cularry..
With thu completion of the-Imprlyrements mow
being made, tromieo form Igts minim% lean readily he
ntined and shimtd e for Hi. &airs, wilhout l'utC1101:
elt
prose. For fps tiler infiddi MI, terns', ke..,tipply to
• -PAIN O. scull! 4:l4t)tiri. • ,
2-'ll Walnlit kft , Plillaila.,
pr JOITN s
Bilrtrlstioss,
Inane It., Boston, •
idattsmenusetts..
41,1. s, '7a.rll:
/ 4 : 1111 PAL.P ...\
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1 14. 1 110 1 1111.1111LIMPSOOlfig: ,
4'44 ":74
1( r 0 000 clYNEVil of ° .1, 1 grellaill:4111 4 A
f ninety horse engine, 3) In. bore, 4 o ft. strohe, 19 ft.
fly wheel; ishaft, ii in. diam. • pump shaft Xi ;tn.
diatmsti ft. long; pump wheefil ft.' Main. Id • In: on
the face, 4 In. pitch, with bobs and eennecting risht,
has been used to nun a 90 tn.
• I sixty horse engin% 181 n. bore, It. stroke, 10 ft.' '
fly wheel, with pump wheel *limns and till con nee,
Lions; 1 drum loft. Want., w ltha wrought trot/shaft.
1 large double breaker with 30 hone engine.'
I six' y horse engine. box bed plate, 4 feet stroke,'
with all the pomp goarkritsttneliedt
1 ninety horse engine, 20 hich bore, li_leet etroka. -
fatemon pump, 11 I o. cyl.,3,ll.4tredte pole, with'
expenalonjoint 5..1 set of. heatgeone gearing, With
. ptedilng trucks and wire rope." -
.27 drift eggs; 40 in . gauge. &drift cars, gauge.
45 drift tans 4.4 an. grange. 6' Large. cad cans, same
gauge as the I'. ifs IL It. li, several large gimp
trucks. am feet. wire rope, different sizes.- A lot of
LLteL'alulth tools, anvils, vises; bellows, A•e. A lot
of sevend hand belting. rari.nts 3.0 tens of
ITerind handl' red. 7 second hand Injectors In ;Cool
order. 240 yds. la In. column pipe; luo yds.:2) In.
minion, pipe; 1 20 in. polo pump; 2 10 In.:pole
pumps. .1 lucomet .I . tirl vers,ain table for shifting
cant, on an Iron ore bank. Also the wood work of
brelent, 'blacksmith-and carpenter stiorks.4.' One
blowing tug - suitable foe large furnace.
211Inety horse engines.
sixty
" I fifty horsc; engine.
3 thirty." -
twenty-fire" ."
.0 Boners, 31 In. z aa It. ,
:,1 " •nt fn. x2l ft. '
4 ' "Stin.X in ft.
2 21 ULM utt
• 2 8i tn , It Oft.
'I " 12-horse,lubnlar.
. 1 upright lituiLlsoller.
Znewbolters,Rlin.x 3On.
" • ; " 80 x *ft.
100rds2111n.eniumn
• 150 18 in.•
310 yds. 14 In. - col. pipe,
with bolts and rings,
111 yds. 101 h. t•ciintnn pipe
" ".
1 Lot of i tn. Pipes.:
11-in. pole vap. ,• ,
" la " m •
i ll 44 It • •
8
1 I 1 i
io. itft pottiptiftstreee
10 small lift :and,. loose
20 tens° ehaltt,trar4oug
alms.- • .
: 1' 10 feet helitiog dinar.;
.At the ; *Odom DC
kW. Li..;er*Lt
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tilth bola hint lag
ghigs vompteter.
S feet bolstting
I " " "
1 stack sft dlazel ft Iprtz
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stacks 34 1n.:30 ".
5 tons splice plates, 10 ft.
long g 4 11113/. • •
Lot of 4 ,
1 new 2ft exit:lusting fen
1 " "
Lot al ln. bent boy pipe.
Pen* liftels, shafts. arid
Macke cA' various-n*3es.
• 1 small itotAlattte..
fronts, steam and-water
pipes for Urgent Of drtfer
ent sizes: constantly, • co
band.' 1511 tons Oast scrap.
solons wrought scrap,' 2
seta oflfrreaker real:. A 4
ft. scr,Ars. drums for •
flat chains. Lo or En"-
ilstiltatehalns; about 1.41
'Pm & ;Lot olseetrad band
sheel4l Roilentef aU
stses at- eshortest
notice. - [ways pn bind=
Jratt=lless, 18 In:and SO
4ABEg at'MNES.
_ ~_~ooas, Q~lot~ing — : Vic.
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FOB IRE , •, .
. ' PHESENT . I SEASON,'
Vie Lr.ro . ..!esrizzied ruldlruanufaciared a large
itack dr the • . .
-. , -•
•-• Fil s, Ta i l l ".
-I . ' -
' - ' • • Which'wo tto be- '
AS PINE AS COSiOli WORK
, In n!I respects. -
Our isrepazatiozus for
, the reyient season
' \ • hav been on the laz
esand most -
-
g es . /Lbe
ei \ r ail scq e , and our
preseit stock IS
a
Gul . , • Nits superior to
~ o- any former
one 88 0111"
-i. GOO,DS. former ones
1 I:4nest in _ have been
..
1 'quality, of t it,. superior
the greatest to those
variety, and L i n , . of other
'
to thO verY least • ' houses.
fashion and styl4 l ot k
Embiaeing ev r oiY- I
thing O ~s sentiali to a '
gehtlomen's.toilet! and
wai;drobe.
CUSTOM DEPtT
. • , :
,
1 i
'Goods of Cru own impor- /
1 bes • lot irflirith.Ezi .'" 4 4,
,
French., Getman. ail'
II o sue. lainuhtettire. '
Tho,naosd skillful , ' BOYS'
4 6
. , cutters in Phdadei- / 4 : ... Youths
phis. "Style" and / ' jilitilla 1
I
good, workman- I
ship. •A.
.47,,„ Children's
feat- fit guar' , ' •
* • 9
antaeci. with. •
sat isfaa- DEWIER
tion in all . 741 '• - .
/
other re. , •• • *any new styles
,
aspects.. i
~ Ili ade up in the
I ti , • '/) I - •
f , . / most _elegant man
ia ' iker, linai'sectuing the
/ qualitlesof . durability
.• and strength ; so desira
' - tile in eliildrens' Cloth.:
ing. We have made .
•-•--\\ speoial efforts in
\
\ a
this department,.
•\ tt \ ri l d ask special
818 s. •\ attention to oat ,
A.:4•D' \
t i .,)•\ stock. Twen-'
1 \
•• -ty-five styles.
820
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of lit tle
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OVER
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Chestutt St ,- '. I ciATS -
--(PHILADELPHIA
• . .M -3 ,1i1S . ''
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Cloth ktd I ' its 4 %
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. , ,i 4„ . INT-0"..W. • -=
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By 'cinr system aft Self-idessurenient.
1
eaiilY.vLigratoOd. w edleMe onstonsere
to sondltheir ordeir n such way as to
--sEctrifE AS- ' G9O - PIT-4'17 i th ough
thiy came thomaerie 'l 4 .4;onr,Estatdish..
. •
-meat. . ' • '";,-..:, _........ . ' •
'- Our Improved. Itul ' for gelf-Igeasure
. . •
moot, Samples and :cm sent when le
-1 - questl . 4, and P - RO ATTENTION
• gi - wza r all orders,- th GOARANTRIC
- 4* entire. satisfictpon. . • • ,
, _
101.11 C. WAN if.AtElt
BlCand 820 dh stnut StiTet, - . •
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' . I ILA DM P111.4.-'
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P L N
yell e-tablished acid
with an ex-
UM
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A I , rge; )
succe• ful '
perien e
five - y Ir,
induce. eats
about t • hec
1111,114
ore than twenty
nabl, tis to. offer
to all who are
onte urchasers of
=
second
the:_coun . ,
all made:
carefully •
';.:Etlnd Of
es blishment in
Qu 'garments are
he I est. materials,
:ted nothing un- ;
ny ay irnperfeet-,-"- -
t• even, in the
of goods. It is,
;hey fact among
)ur Ready-Ma&
ve - thing that
,uperior gar- 7
iu lied by any l•
in Philadelrhia.
e. i
t s so large
• very one can
ithout delay.
t vays guaran
wer,
than 'the
We have
tent of
I t
- - is made u a
I, ,16 - vxzt gra( -.s"
1 . a .well eSta li!
. - .rs clothiers, Lb. 0
: Clothing, .i 1 c.
-.-- goes:to ma -.
goes: to
Incur,is Lll
stock of got?
Our assorti
and. varied . th
.be-iitted at on
Our 'prices; arl
teed as low; orl
lowest - elsewlie
also a fine=asorl,
see. Goods
which will be mac
in the best ma
- prices much
usually charged
made to order.
SaMples of go t
lists for all kin
fori - 4rded by 11
- when requested„
i'tion fors
-
garments,
or seleted
Made Stor
e PleCt;-iga
. •
up, to order,-.
her, and - at
r than are„ .
r garnichts..
with price
garments,
t any time
instruc-
Press , git
rectiy.
Persons
can When
• call and ha
(' • • gi.sct tere
that purpc." ,
ments can
filiuie time
pErl:
1 Tow H
HeAry &d -ms
pffiz,/
Oct 1i:4742-31ii
0.1:1-Ssvracu. • •W.F' BAY"
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C.A.PF*2 I I3 FAIWETA.
'FITLL ABBOIMIESIT Q aCiorJs o Ma
Drnlegs, _Skades•
bTair Rats, 4 • '
G. 8. SNYDER, CO.,
Ni).:l4 ¶ o of Wean* st PhiladOphist
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rfllili Maine Jup4roi..pils,try t' . !l•t„oN has
-L translated an article "frOM the ; edhMos
in chick- Stsuilidas Meunier gi_x_es ,senie '
curious speculations with-regard to the press
eat physical condition Of the m00n.. : -. : _ t
•
• His theory Is, and, he has that:tal_pPOr of
eminent astronomers like Rear idoedier, Ihtl
Arago, that - the moon ii, a tietid.star..7, He
draws this Inference (*dna singular spear- :
once upon the; surface; . whiehr -- is •Cidled•
"grooves" by the physicists. These,,,grooven , :
have parallel aides nearly a tulle Iti width,:
and from ten to one huiidred and twenty-Bye
miles , in length. ' There are already,: ninety
of thentiand - It Is supposed that snore are in -.
process lof formation: •. . Reasoning. ' , I - from •f
-anal analm7 ire Lm believe that . at sower
period - 'tithe distant_ past,;the moottlad au -.
atmosphere .and:water, and :also that - on - ae- .
count of her inferior ,size, she has cooled '
Much more titilekly than- the earth . .. The •
water penetrating the crust, bast bees. Mr- ,'.
sorbed as the decrease of internal heat-46-
ereased.the thickness of the crust; until-166g:
before ;the cooling process had reached' the '
centre, the • water `had disappM ed ; = <The '
rocks then solidifying, as. the - heatlsiiipply••.' .
diminished; contracted In a ittanneeristetn..
bllng the appearince of basalt prOdueed"
the grooves into which the atinespheketet-*
tied. Hence _
,immense
chaotki appearance ."
of. the - inoon, With Its mountains, -
Volcanoes, and craters. - Stone astrotioniers
he detected an • tippearance id - action in -
so e of the volcanoes ; but. the general.
on Is, that every" Vestige of physieul life,
t i Ot M
.1 long.since departed ' from the surface - or , :
1 1 .
sir Siitetlite. - -:-- , • . •• -•-
`:•:' These theories ure-ill:_very 'iv en - when rip,
~.
llted to Mir distant neighbor, the miShti ; but
we cannot sliut'nur eyes to. the startling fact, - -
that the earth isundergoing a . shallar process .
of transformation., (leologists trace a close
resemidance between the circles in the moon ,
and the circles of granite and .prophyfyupen .
the earth. - 'T•hey. have also discovered 'evi
dence of a line stratification - among the
lunar moutitains, [ while the volcanic forma- i
tious hear a discernable andlogy.fir those of
Tenerife and Palma. ''' "- -
. According -to the new theory, the - folt4w- '''''
ingis the proeafs Slowly taking place on the
earth's surface; for she, like hersubordlnate,, - __ .
is graddally cooling': It is estlinated that one
fiftieth of the original oeenn e has been - already
absorbed, andthat.when tlieerust of the earth 6 . •
has become one hundred- miles in Wailes*
; every drop of water will disappear,. • It, is
also estimated that the earth could easily ab 7
sorb fifty-oceans like. those which now cover
..
ra large portion of the surface. • . ,
All the water atlpresent. on the earth. eonstitutes one-twenty-four thousandth part of
its weight, and, - oned absorbed. would become
.rinseivible to cheMical .. analyais. The water
being \abserbed, the earth will t l =k open
like the Moen; and form similar g •ea into.'
which the atmosphere •will settle.. Long bey:.
fore this ern all life willjhave'ceased: ." - - -.!..
Whetherthere, is aniFtruth lii the theory • .
" aribt, we have nelmuieditite cause of alarm ;
for the - process will .not advance enough' to
give. the slightestreeord in the short span of
at single life-time. I According to the expert-. • '
merits of Biseliof ; it will take nine millions.
of:years fer the earth to cool down. fifteen ..
degrees. - This loss isahnost imperceptible as .
the "internal heat "adds' only a thirtieth
of a degree to the tempeniture of the hurfsee: .
If this process is true . of the earth and,'.,
.the moon, the same cause Must produce the -
same effects in' the other planets' and Satel
lites of the: system. - Even. the great' sun
himself must be'subjected tithe laws whlch: - .. - - - ,,
rule- his subordinates. - Therefore, the time .
must. come in thedistant ages of the here- -
after, when sun, planets, and. Morin, 10141)g2i-:
every Vestige of heat: 'will -have absorhed z: '.
every drop.of water In their thickened crusts,
• and will have imprisoned emery particle of
atmosphere in their huge fissures, - • . '
The solar system, now se / grandly beanti- ,
fhl, will then be bat an . assemblage of dead I
. worlds, "without a ray- of light., without sv • ,
wave of heat, without a dropef - water, with
out
a breath of air •Iloatingllround In the
1.• lmensity of apace, hound together by the
,;law of •gravlthtion in, the embrace of death.
It, is not a pleasing speculation; If it 'ls a
philosophiCal Oile !.'7- 7 •Pro,videncc Jou mat. ,
IrovEß JO F.keIPOLEOIf.
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,--- tARLO 110NA.PARTE and Letitia Ram-- . • •
~i'• olinl -were his parents. - They had loved •
and been betrothed when she was only 'four- .-
..
teen years .of age; but their families Were
active political antagonists, and the marriage -
was defers for about two years , when the -
.Paoli party- to which Carlo belonged , became a •'-
abSolute in tern of Corsica, and active titrife -
ceased. . They were wedded in 1776 by the .
Arch-bishop, and _reeeived the blessing of --,-.
. her parents at the nuptials.. -
-Count .Martaeuf, the conqueter, v'us made
Governor - of- Corsica, and Carlo -.Bonaparte '
and his family were the 'highest on the list ' .
of personal . triendti - ...- Ten years after that
conquest the Corsica nobles sent: Carlo to '.
• Paris as their. representative in the popuiar i : •
branch •of the Government of France.—
Leaving Letitia in ,charge of their growing •
family, tie tdpk Joseph and Napoleon with
• -
, - hint. il , - • ' '. -, • •
They - trOsed ilie!-4sea_ to Leghorn , and
journeyed tci‘Florenee; Where Carfo.rec'elved
frOm the. Grand Duke-Leopoid i a letter to his= ~
sister, Marie Antoinette,the Queeiref France. •
She Made Carlo a welcome guest al - Versail-...
le', when Napoleon, then ten years old, first
Ickiked upon that gorgeous
.palsee - of
.which" •
he waft afterward the master. Carlo !eft Jo
se • --.-
In a se r hoel'ut Autun, and through the ' •
I eini. o ;Governer Marbmuf -he wits,al. - *- • .
lowed to 'place Napoleon In The -- military .. •
'academy at lirienne, where the afterward • . .-
eminept Piti4igrue ;was one - of: his instrna- . •
Ors• .('
_Sit. years later :a heavy Weight. of. -, misfor-: - ~_
Pune fell upon Letitia. Carlo was attacked --- . -g
by the disease Which terminated the life-ofhis nmst illustriods km - at St. Helena thirty-
' six 'years after Ward. He went alone 'to '.. i
-Montpelier in Fran& for advice and reme- .
dies; and. and there 'he 41ed,' in 1785, under - 111e .
hospitable roof of a girlhood companion. of ..
-;Letitia, the tnother of the-celebrated 'Mar-
, shal luriot, • .
.
When Carlo died," Letitia • was not thirty- .-
five 3-ears of age, and had been the mother
Of. thirteen children: Five wins and three,
aughtera were yet living—a dace of- moue •
are-hg who occupied I thrones and lost _them
doling; otie.iti the most wonderful historical •
&fames, enacted in the space of ten years #
they world has ever . ; known. She saw them .
rise and- fall while tier-tresses were yet dark, -,
-and the beauty of youth yet bloomed On her.
cheeks and Sparkled in her eyes. Her eons •
we Guiseppe, or .14eph, who was tnade
King' of„..NTapies in 1806, - and of Spain •in
1804.AN'tipoleon,
and
made himself Emperor
Of the French and disposer of thrones -in ;
1805; Luciana, or Lucien, who alone refused
a crown, but accepted a principality, with Its'
title; frOm the pope, in 1808; Luigi, or Lduis,
made king of Holland; 10 1800,- and, refujied
the crown of Spain in:1809 ;I and Girolitai4, -- -
Jerome,--who was made kinitof Westphaliii. :
In 1807, when that province was erected into
it kingdom. The daughters were Marla Anna
Eliza, who was created sovereign of Tuscany, ~
with they title of Grind IMehesa, in 1808;'
time- to -pronounce themselves, ,coubloniy ''
see the stare of scarcely-disguised contempt,'
and tiAderatand the scornful pity wh greet, ,
the result of her labOr, we shoot have a.
'change offasbion— and it iii merely a shim). ,-
It
There is nothing • intrinsically beauffuul hi.
an unnaturally small - waist, Ind Ifl't were
to'go into the opposltoottremewomen would
see beauty to Ridded waists.'- t is a great -
misfiortunecthat popular taste never alters ,in
this as it does it matters . - Observers other matters_Observers _ '
may notice .with .what a regular ebb and ,
flow—wide skirts and narrow skirts al
ternate ; hew we have . the peg-top ,
garment -of Men followed' by i. the sailor's 9.
wide ankled „attire ';! how square-pointed _
bootsgtve pia& to peak-toed boots, and how -
the peak-toes go out again- for the square- -.
points. Through.all elapses women remain
true to only one fashion. Whether her cloth-
'ingis as long and lank , as that of _a Greelan.4,..-
virgin, or, whether she builds around the how
ethalf of her.figute a rotund and capacious .
.
.etrueture of i steel, she is foyever fai th to
the tradition of a small waist ,'and she will -
weaken, she, will make her
. lianda red,' she
- will Incur headaehe,she will Crack her voice,.
and she. will ruin her digestioh,‘ all_ to pro- '
- date a malformation which wise met} regard
with pity andfools,,with devotion.
VA . Nib
' UOIJIITINO IN eiII - en agen
feels deidrous of taking him a atifip, he
sends to the paternal head of saute - faintly
containing daughtettLfor a . S pecimen ict 'the
size of their feet . with'the , .priec 'atbeeike t i.
One foot Is valaidat.! perhapakcivithz,usturd
dollars. the next anallestal-ilve thousand
, donate, etc., according tOtbe lima& After
the foot (or the-lady th vhoullt'belongs) is
chosen, she is sent ln the sedcw ehalr to the
Intended' - husband's house; beAxmcds her at •
the door, looks. into the 'vehicle to take
, view of the fair pne,and r ifabe suits hie le•
he'adnalts her. As socufas.she - passel we
tbresholtahebeeoncea hbrlaccful wife;but if
he likes not the lady,, he shuts the- clamant
abeicketuTletwhithee &became.. - -
eijuirlx si34l--f Make.yourself S`pod
azi t -sudView pcitt inty be issivithete krone
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