I ttttex ,ournal. SATURDAY, 'OCTOBER :22-, I'B7o . , RAT • F • DVERTNISING. erica •' , • ' , f It. 1 sm. , : zus. I sm. Gm. !MIL I squat* (S4nch) - ,),1 04 2OP 354 360 111 00 NO 4- '''ltkarefl, (one tucli,i - , :14:1314 uoi doa{ S $ e 10 au •45.00 3 squaree !s 03 600 ;P 4 1 I 12 PO 24 121 21 11l 4 ,rsUarti ' Ile po $44 g . . Ho fle as sPies 1i 6u • • .1 I.riIIABETICALS ..CIALNOTICS.-AinjOe Insertion 4. ,•nite't. line; each au uent Itutortlon •Zt 'cline a line. 1;114.1 1., BUSINESS ' CITICE , 4,-.fietouti Peke, 1.".. mate st 1,‘..y.t Labe:nun: sunsequeut InsPilion-Ike. par Hue, t V..74:11.AL NOTI • -.Third Piuge, Ili .oentn a .11ae, tlra t ,Ia .i.rtam".' each subsiquent lustirtlup l; neut.; per Dile.' " s i Alt ItLidE NOTICYL73.-Zi mut! each. ° ' FUNERAL NOTlCAcenrupanying Deatlni-For two i ne‘ r...; cents; earth iidditlonal line /0 cents/ . • . SoLDIERS! Cotr.N . T.l MoArUNENZ: r rif.k: DIFFERENT ORDERS of the Ihirough.nre requeted to appoint com mittees-to:act in conjunction with the zens,.- - to t i ake , the prelitninary 4•44 s for u . 111'4king of the citizens Vl 4 c , llllylkill County,. tOitrect. z i County Sol (I lens',:%lontititeitt,ivOrthy of the' suer - cid inernoriez4. Of the itien froin our v'lp) - died that our Nation Might live.' • ".I'lle I'unlnlit tees and all soltliip; and Ot)- • izva• , . favorfible to the project, arc requested t,, In at the Exchange Hotel, iiu Thirsday Octillier 27, 1870, for the purpose of • ,• 1 1.1r - ral : ralig,4ll),lll4 st:iitod MANY CITIZENS Oct. WAR '7IIISCR.T.LASIrE • . . r .-,- Tit E o rganizeruer the hirricadfm, among other ineau m •utrtlereuee, harel prepared petroleum pumps , ,,i ... -, IT to it4to that hundreds Of peasiantsataily m.ly to Or 'lir -Ai ymly to German pickets; request of Paris-, hut are tafusect. . „ fiaptir recouituendm, the French GovetAttUitit.l.cratiandou the. idea of a levee, en • IR hue asimpracticable, ind to adopt the:Plari of organizing famine around the enemy. THERE Is an encampment .of PrumsitiamMi Itaspai 1 , 147 property at Areuell-Acaehim.. .It doh not appear that the gtent democratic leader has obtaitied any . 4 . favorl fur 'voting against .be war.- ' =DM . ?Jr :FAANot , : In weak In' - arms ishe is -strong _in phrases; .Victor Huiv has thrown this san d:net:tat Prt14,31.3 : ."•Thei conquered of Napplee 0 0 c..e omit, and the . conquerors tit .Tapolison ' die Little.!'. ' . . • A 9}:coNu BATIIB - )- f the "imperial private cbrrempaptience' of Nappleon has been printed. One i tear is a receipt of 10,000 franc* on account "1 :0, 0 00 francs allowed by the Eniperor for fur ' fib to a for M. Barone Jerome David. .. 1.....< • A Loximx Dr.sr.tlrtt ; iti forma ' nn-t-hat the Germans 'apprehend mi -Lief 'because a fleet of flat - bOtkuntki bositrhav 'been sent to- the Nor* Sea. .As the trench ve hitherto put their trust in ." - epeed;':' 'it I only right that they, shoiildtry now wllg "bottom'' can do. 'kitelovera of champagne 'will be glad to learn. that some of the menu factureriehate writ ten to say that the Germans permit them to pu sue their business with evenv safety and In., : Lion. They add :—The wholp world ought to, .. grafeful to the Prussian military chiefs. ---„ • - . '' • DR. M. 13. RIDDLE writes- toi'the PREMBYTE SIAN BANNER, truth - Heidelberg, that the King :of Prubsia "is an earnest Christian,_ as is . Vol the planner of campaigns, while WI Rook, • the; Minister' of• War, is one of the comparatively few melt in Germany w 4,0 gather tludr households daily and lead their devotions:; f • 01110 11.,%:: 1,0 , 1W' illeti a .4« , ./ . work ItiP L 2, IN t -11 - kg , upwat,l s W. " 17,004) Itt•pulilit•ait iint•or i i ty•otiAlet l'ntis:,;ri..--i,,;;; t l v".le. ' . M . . .11'..N . 1)1.37:r0N bask-en liominat t-4r,t, 11'0put416.1,, fur Congress th Isjand Di6trieq TILE S•t:';:::11 1.114x - rzoN raiutled . Governor Se()tt, together %Cain :the: nttre Lepnbliean Slaty Two of tinZ . o . tn2,ressnian are valored men, .and the ti:7;ijo,zity of the delegti:V; 7 ll arc Re piblivans. AN A t011411( - 1.:.—M51-rk Twain's -map *as our' or th+oollorftli prolilletions of the' ou ninidcr+tth r' or anti we are not surprised that he woits an 'artniStiee declared rralipi‘ until he can eircultite it attiong t "Teat is‘ulicivihig armies I Cittr.t . Cti"As . l",,. it is :said, will iffil and retire to iirii7ato j ife. . c s ' ',ow:: I,ul,lie ~ e r.l; i et's having worn ia o i his pilysiezil constitution to bonie'LNinsid +•raLle tent, it tOlTendthe re nc~inder+tf lei; in retirement and ease., ONE• tilt• leatlit& lights of the SlaVein'ilder;ir Itel,ellion s are, passing away. 'l2he rolgri-lo ve ds lui but just .elosed"oYer the I,lu:tins of and now we are told that AN-N.aniler II : Stephens', days are almost onniGered, his physicians haying given -up :t.ll I telies of hip reOvery.- - IT t li'vt.txvEn that under the new elec tion law or Congress, New York City will .ggrvatly in iLs Democratic vote, and unit none of the strong* Democritio precincts i:! give ogre Democratic majority than thcy 1i vi men, women and children •in tit The I,•Outal Clovernment'has eigni 7 tk,,l its. int( 'mint, to . give the people of NeW "ati.opport unity to prevent "repeating'' Lallot x Tit!: v whin:4 - .4.6f the 1. - n inn Pacific Railroad I le.au} f u :ti 4 r . ptelliber, were $728,5'...5'' 08 (seven hllll llre.l.:Ullll.venty-eight . tliothi.44 ,Le.!:eel twenty-live dollars aneeight cents.) FRENCH' POLITICIANS. t':".II , AV , TILE N'II.I.AtIE ,±,(II'CATO ' RULE' Trlk: I=l ,_ . • The current' tOet. 9), numtrer' of the Lon don SATURDAY IIEVIE\V contains a very 4.,triking article, evidently written -by one . ' • is , .lio has carefully studied his subjtiet un the -;,lict, on "Village Politics in France." The v.rit;h• presentS a vivid picture of the Intel ! . leetual. cpmlitiou .of the peasantry, ; Any ': tI ii lig more lamentable could scarcely be eou . ccived: . Tlfe schoolmaster of a_ -country • t. oW11.1111.ti . "t0 eke (114' his liVing by acting as •i•ierk: • t the s a- trefet;" 'the dotriiiilit,' k r id. a village -lit - o w content himself with ••‘....1 vlng :LSbell-inger; acolyte, - ; church _/ -it (1:1..i . to the “ . 1 - Priest." The chalices .; that- instrin i tion given by men in such cireninstainass dill be of a high character a 1.• certainly not vefy great. "I n. a parish . .r tit'Sotitli," says our edntentpary, •'it is ft . ,- usage to present 'to the eure certain wooden images bpariug the witnesof saints - , hot whilst• form - shoWs them to I.e the fig-i • ores of the elder guds.of beathenisur, - Which ic-n.ii - h*: by lii..lienellietion sovereign charms .. against certain bodily ailments." one parish .. priest, disgusted with this superstition, Oak ..;;t -- Tt upon himself lO'burtt these images, but "he ofiiarl,• paid forthe act With his • life." Our. eontemporaryjs of opinion - that the peas antry do not - think highly enough of the imperial tlynasty-40 . expend a sou on its i t..-half; but he4oints mit that the Napole hnie rule has field one very uslwerfttt effect on tlitr mintlS—it: has taught theist their p.ilitical importance. For, twenty years the io.vi•rninent of the . country - has. depended Gut its C.Xi-fence OD their.vote, not on that Of Paris and the Other large_ towns. How will iiwy regard the resusuptien of power at the apital '.''• - ii i l.fiestion that it is all the more tin - portant t: to as, as'l he peasant hasi•oote to . A s siii:iate with the idea oft republic the no: t ion ,if 41: ,. itp4t-r ,to private property. Then.) „are somi• eiiiiisiderations to ~v- l iielt our eon= . iemuirary has perhaps not, given . sunk:lent :it till lion . If Paris •%vere • to fail to •,-'. to the , present einergeney, it !ivoitld 1161K-le-sly to exoeet that she could . . recover her ,;rd, :iuthori Iy ; but ci•erything , vt-/11,: to indieatethat, it . the ii !, l Veil to I:9 kidg largely, she is also capableof heroin in•tion, and will Shrink from no saer'- tia- to save the country. It' ,li.:. fulfils 0.- IA claticals iii ais-rtspct-L, may she act (nice mre aispiire•iter ancient-,holit On the pro vmees? Another point • worthy of notice is thaVitir.-u Imiiilittrs of the peasantry are at, the pre-cia moment, as members of the i iarde Mitbili.,'eugaged in the most .stirring . cvent of the century. Thi-4"willtiot In- with out it- effect upon their iatelteetual activity ;. :Old when they return to theiradd' homes; may they not carry, with than an influence wliieli will lie , asouree of new life to the :stag nant rural' population_ .... . . WM orimox or int. wAn. The .publy; opinion is the.wesrof,France. appears MR:idedly in favor of peace if may judge from 0 . 14 Cu ogiitrat DU price,, VILE , and the JoritsAi. Frt - ANti• of the latest dates by mail.. • • fhe nirnic r piper saiys: 'Peace!, 'I Ind is the cry which it this I)iotnent million's of voices raise quatiterm of the earth, as W , ll as in down-trodden France, awl lii Oer iany, intoxicated with in lexpeCted ,iri ph; la intelligent England` find lit practical • America, in far-sighted 'Russia; -In loyal `'.pain and iii Italy, where varis still fresh in 'people's recollection. Everywhere this i•ry is raised to the Almighty; and seeks to_ make Heaven gracious, seeing that the lend j •-r. of t h e aje Wit hon.: nr..ri•y." The latter journal, commenting - on thjs article says: : "Yes, . peace :is the wish tit' France. 'Yes, conquered arrO humble France desires and demands •peaeg:: • All resistance is for the future unavailing.lt will may add in•xv hecatombs - of n million corpses to the "II"' '" 1 :1 ,-4. s. moulding. on the fields of, ReieltAnien., Lsiinnont and, Sellan. 'WO are l'onquered, scattered, as,n nat ion, in . t. , ,never been before'. Let us cease to delude with new 'hopes, and to calculate on au - iniposible . rjsiStance. Are honorably conquered. Our arm, which is MI Wore,lias made Ilemjc. exertions. It• has. even won the respect -of the viettir, honor it; tqlvetl. 'We are conquerell. Let us h um bl e atir,etv(,. Lei. tis - its:some the dig nit2,, of tinsfortune!.. Silent lIIMIeSt, let tillbtnit suite,' peace alotie, ; which is everYwbore-' (Imam:tels fit; .11,11 Prance, eau -aye the equutry'lijutuior it*.gke*and re- sources being spitted,. an;TiAltot.tiie,,eoutt , try's niti(ortune *re -nitt4,':.4Vtitta (tour bate the courage' tb ttOte :Ant for A - rlirpm: boy recently sent by49(l , ress f.‘ii"nletisnin to 4.1 " \*sr.w,.YintK again complains of tlu bi e nanqants nuikancts. ..oNE of • , .kildrew has g I fed in ;A atausas, aged 106. • , i- proposed. to erect a itew. hotel hi Eas t, . a large scale,. .$45,000 Ifitviiii; already ctt stilit•erilied for that purpose, • P - • TltE German street iu Ije 7 are iii a high. state of liiftirfation, he '-tase Oaf Council named it lirapolcoa.7 „ • I N.. Chicago - thlip.reon Cage of raet..s Is stated :.• folltiws Auglo-Saxon 45, (ieralith 30 , 10, rrislf 10, all-other:B4. TH114:1c1 ses.4icni of the Pentisylyttnrn libtp ti”t state flener:ll Assoeintion - met" iti 1.1164- I,urg on , NVeclneitlay. It represents 44,000 • IN time eetisys Jitlic oily riow.rtug between f'lii•u t o aril St lonth4, it rtit‘st. tlult formivr ureit,of-ttliqy-lour and a half.square thellatterone Of twenty, Square MU THE PAIITSIAN Public are quite enchatitte with Juloi . Pavro, who has receiven nattering addresses to.isunpensate hitu for his patriotic -sullering. :11is. recital of his interview. with Count Ilisinsiek has been read with avidity and, is universally, us far am Parts „is Concerned, approved of, We learn that while-the two emi nent statesmen . were trying to find it basis of negotiation Von MOttke was seated' in a twiner reading "Little Dprrit,"._ ;-- A - fiERMA:4 EMPlRK.—Sonthein Germany is showing opposition -to the assumption or the title of Emperor of Germany by King William. The press, in some of the cities,' denounce and ridicule the scheme. =ln Wukietuharg the peo ple say that the presene-war has shown Germs tirto be mutlleiently united lo defend herself; that no - ,inore hi needed for he r;' and the projects of Count thstnarek for supremacy ate repelled. The title wo , :.'d be a mere bauble, hut it shows iat width drrectien tbe ambition of the King heads. Ilis faCe is setdirmly ag.ifito4 pop ular rights. ' PRIVAiI.: LETTER from Paris nays that ¶bo balloons %filch bring the news from that city ara - sent out by. the Post Office Department: Each one of them costa for construction and despatch - sixteenthhumand francs. ' The letters are written Avon cards furnished by the Post Ottlee:authort den, and sent without envelopes. The postage for 'each one Ie half a bane, and each balloon carries as a rule„ twenty-five Monsen lof theme cards. Then eceipta for post z . age are accordingly twelve thensind five . hun dred francs, or three thousand five hundred less tLian.the cost. The loss is borne by the Post °dice Department. . • t N•a:3lS that Na p oleon the Great's edroom at the palace of St. 'Cloud has been somewhat deranged by the explosion of a French thereiti. Frenchmen, -- however never did sur rounda becrthattiber, with.that sanctity which environs it in Germany 'and'England, but'theY iuight atleast haee made an exception in favor of Napoleon's. •Previousaccounts lead tie Leber. lie,ye.that thesliell was thrown there on,pur-Ti pose,4iiil this suggests the idea that the terribl • messenger was despatched 'meter the belief than si , tue;:inember of the r yel fspily 114 Hohenzol lern might have been - dispo [big his limbs iii tile imperial bed linen, • .4 proprietors of a Michigan watch fac tory otter to remove to (..ialsburg, 111., if that city .sloo,oon. Burial of the late tit S, Minister Cogg - esliall and daughter, who died in .F.eu odor,' South America, about two years-ago, took 01'0 at ColunabtakOhlo, Tuesday. iuiratitoilc . . One Ara slitibraikitillolll46lll3ai it c.t.rlL4 • I. Vi PINT." RAG r::— far ii ish Ing store in t him I:ll,.i'atlc'ert Imes a new mty le of rut: aas "the latest faih . lon for the throat."- The. ; to.!‘• he the latest style for the vottaille• of that organ. hal :1 ta:4llon for the ltimitle has Just tome up, w nieli 't wire as popular. 'Somebody has MOM that dam Schnapps lintirtme Kochi wr..ter, and ere:, - , dy A.egi11e:41.,3 in the arrangement. Although mie w hat emiseryttt lee by nature we are not opposed t,, ress, anti ermeetrlnglit,fair aolentli hlotA i r ik poralh,t; to ascertain whether I*fill itps. soit.i V. :tier wits aproper tiling to recommended pi ..tie"unsodb , .*Ntivitutegritvogliajt mu - be • ,!( at ,qt sn-xamtinti*. : l:fte moo l gselvirooa vs ut ic out , eteVl4e Etteentl it to o,r genii/A to =et e - foe.— elitly.atettxrsp • t spot:" . .iS . on clay Cbtaltr i 4i„..,3,4 St,t ' ' L . • : • T3lll BLOCOUItiVILIt . •:• ,' :i.itiliaitkeohuh, o N.'liteb. 404410 . 41, , i' ..i., •• titlit- . 111. blthy pCrt.u, a e :f1 .. ..- 'Of , _.• ', T, fob eyes vitality 1,, t:ie bloW5: 0 11•01 4 7 , • -• ! its the I,lod witbilblitVi • - , 14- , , vist=siii and zi;e - to;fter;tie. rOIII4YILLE. 0( . 101931 ti. 1870 ERB The kjaantity aent,.liy Railroad f l / 4 ;r the Week, is 9.4,519 by Canal, 26,682; for the. week, tons, against 1L5,312 tons for the caries 'wilding week last.year. There in but little change to note in the trade sinciOast week; except that the'ilemandAs, if anything, a little more slaCk than heretofore, an,! prices rule . pretty low. The coastwise freights remain low, which is a benefit to the. trade' this season, and tends increase the ship inCnts to the Eastern markets. The men-at several collieries in the fil,tatici-: Region, having refused to abide by the de made-by the delegates who met the -op erators, several colliriies in that Region are still idle. a.t Eangden's` Colliery they offer, to pay tho wen SO cents a wagon until the Ist of-De ! . cember; which is 3 cents below the t.. 1. basis. At one or two others they offer to pay 140 cents a wagon. until the Ist of January. Atst couple . of other's tliby aye taking in Men independent 'of the Ny, EZA. Such contortion will always be the result: when the Men refuse to , be governed by cite action of their regularly constituted del egates, and if Persevered in most result ii . de-,. stri , ying their organization. • FBc3M OUR CORIMSPON I 1 E.SI ILA DET-11'111.%, U e t. 2 1 ', /8711. . Tins-market has been very ,pdet du ring 11Ie Iraxt WCeR, and shipments have been tande only at ‘ery FAV it4tlretl. The prices of roal and rates or freight being both very low it was anticipated wonld bring new orders. The queSt inn now urbane, has the tnar ket a lull supply.of coal? If net,.lt is singular why the triele remains 1.0 dull: The season is getting late and thole who have not laldin a supply of coal, will tibd MI better time than the pi esent. lAcights -are 130stIttlanm desuselapi e ttt fair Suld IY• our New York• letter did 'not arrive las 4 evening. flogroX. 0et.20, ln,u. ' B NNAIf BA 3lMl'l—Getitletnen P , lhtsvitighile the- • - :I;tican-imiott co.d. IN BosON. Oct. Is, That. 44.4,111 dee. t.1.7:i2, 10.21 d I ne.':So.p) VOO4l racite....... 4#ki4.l 1311,110; N ,vzt Kr( 4,tu Sti,Asl Tr)tai . I licreu • tie, IrZti.•lA- aismlt 6215,1±41:3 CM The change of the seasons begins to be manifest in various ways, but not ail yet In an Inereasestde mund for coal. Though but six reliable weeks re in:du of the present slapping 'season, the wants- of thelrade can only be met by low prides and low rates br freight. There ha 4 been considerable coal "an the market the past week, which has had a depress ing effect-lipon prices. The trail of the four months stElge.still re.ls upon the Anthracite trade, and we can ' , en bat little encouragement for - prod LI et 111 mint-, ing balance ecl the year - I !v i t. triode Sun& up 4his 'week as follows: . , _ Plll2. - ItClz • Wlmit TOT L. .44K1414 L4?TI. -4 - nthrrorite. ,----4-- --;..- . ..s.- _ P.tltlt It • ios,wo 2,1115,911 9.1.5 , 93 . ..i . • 2.4a0,711 41'1'001 Koh ('anal..._.' 13.9=. I .11.11,-1.11 =Ale 34-96.2 t diMilljeA; L Vlllll It- , alt 31),512 .h . -1,704.17.11. 5 4.451 7.35 . 7 241 714,."- - V . 3.. A. it It Nth 1 - 4.35 241.2a6 • 'Ill.:90' - ' I. Catial -tl.t. , .1020C9 1 3191,211 d •Moa4 I. Nttv R 1t...-. 00.140 • ' 613,una• 21.372. 819211 W 332: seetit-0 Sib I 14,1411 7:3..111; 40.1.04: . / 0 110070: . CI:Ad 'do - .Nth I - 17,1010. 902.099 ' 10 . 7(4 ' MAC i 2- 09 . 00 1 Pena It 1t... 't - 13,7uD 770,719t 21,0113 911.210 101,52:. du Canal I •=t •i•• 14,1916, 1111( 14,4:0'd tit DA Ti Cal.. I t 4041 . 9911.=/1 10,993; 1325=41 .7.01.1 M •13 ,t-Ii 11•11., j, ' 30.11. ' itural 15,762, 310,31:3 2 - 46,1f10 Wyeating Kb •- , =llOlll 11,195` I . Wywiliag . .:111. ' Pthautakln. - ..- .130C1 ' 312,522 70,575, 11;k9,821 . , . . , Arra I- ; ,, I lansa..i , ' Trev,y ,t u '"- • 443 . • :SX7, Ku art _. „.... I ~71"..,,,11ti i • 112,671 I.y.ke . , V,C4L. :, 1,114 - .:11,14 WII Ila ingion ..--. 30 . 15o„.11/?. 141 it 1.41 4 1,; Col.' . CZ= 4,7=; Brnad Top • ;per.; . =AZ. B. 4: (1.. t 4,4171 76.1,W Clies.El)l%ii.l Ca.tr - 1; - . D IEI mom . 379.74: =OM 11,973,411 720;5,73 11,8751,1131 sane 1:49.71,14 Win r,or6AP • 4 , 1,0) 2 671 112 6, .ICI , 48 351,6 7.51 1 3 mr,,070 ni.s7l j G 6,11661 65116 it,cti 410,4¢! _ z2X2 d tot.soi • 644,17 S d 133,22 i Lea MAN id di),ldt i 1471,=7 Tuiul.4llkl lid 314.8171 11,743,719380.013 ,4111 ' 314.ari WWI . sosoi I,sta,sc, - Ti n quantity of Anthracite sent for the wAk exceeds the quantity sent for the eerreiponWg week last y ---7- ort'ir 53;261 tons, and of all kinds, 50,393 tons. TO total ciaanti y Anthracite sent .to ... - To same date laud . . Increase Adthraelte so Total atutrit Itg..oi all kinsis:to date.. To same *late, hot simr Increase of all.ktnds to dale .2405,5E1S . 13,01M,491 Uil IV il2 While the Anthracite trade has inortiamd . so largely, the. Bituminous trade has fallek off about 175,000 tons. If Congress had taken Off BM duty on Bitumirioni Coal it the tut Session, the Bitur►►inous cot► trade of the country Would .=,have tettit' almost annillitatixl, itruL we -could `lawn only Ininished what Nova .ffentle. could tiot,furnisli. causing almost title io:jhosn i en act4ml in the , home trade. d Unless the ixoal tnarket kbonfd 'foriek' down hetOre the Ist of December, the trams:N!! of An thracite coal thin year Will'reach-nearly2,soo,ooo . "P 1 , 4 .: - 1. 1 =I RE OM ha t l ..N' e } ll ;N ee it i l i .,t i -, ~, . i - • D a d e a wgrithat ,:tanyotowexperittiellttgs Ittaebbwv., ity: ot: Wbbtlt have bee e .. A•tried ali. a l banatat fit.: .; tel)r. Silage P:ftOrngli; been made till inipFot lig these nute i blafs., and . • 'the LDAD O „X/Ift:Wiot•itNAT. elgt .. talUs” . tiie' . fouawips .. . •...J ~! ~tt tt ,ge ) hniejbat_proinkeel to be verti.s,uptesttt I . : , . • So for greater tutees* los Ottentletti We turcohtio6- of Mr. le. Mild or the e cavat ion of coal by mach!. nery lb any t Cher whi •11 hat I:wen brwsht under th ji ee i i: t re of th t public, or not only. lass he received , •or r sere or he 110130 put dowu In :b at col ! , lie .4; " n Ean hlre a;I Yorkshire, but he liar n nfriging with ileutleme . in rrance, Belgium, the United plates al.-tenter ountries, to send thefxt ottt there, Mlle Inv - ution./hmaylazstattsi,-Cattabilla In• • Puttinghorixon,al, longitudinal * radio!: and dingo- , ualgroOves in end or °Mier mineral to b excavated. by means of a st•ries of link snicks -containing ctd ters,..whifth arel)olned together in such a manner that .nu ;rivet A o connect lig pins are required. Th e I cutters pass a iund a they mounted in a rola l i arm ; and firma -a, -whoa fittest-to ..a &haft, J which fits in al leaeope flume to increase or reduce I its length. Tii r.adiut arm Is provided with grooves which support the hack) of the-cutter stocks, and I re pvent them f , tin Icing Urawin out, In the groove of,' the radial arnx;i whilst tlin ItootheetYudioellis driven id to Ole motion 19 the cutlers. The . position of the ' radial aria is ci anged, so ut to give t h e c, required cut- ! s b iL a ft W aTeli n t .1 W3ilt i tt 01 4 1741r e l i s i 'l it f t ( A l t '! it t et el l "( ,• ' er cam, too cleve r tni eatch turns, tiworttil at order- . vats, and thus . vancen the cutters to the extent re-. quire.l. i The in •liine 1.% orked by coin pressed air, ror otherielastie fluid, tit necessary machinery' for Which has alre y been I a.eribed in the Journal. i The machine, e bellevd,Wasfirst tested at Wham.; 1 entre Slittstone 7ol,llery, in the pmsence ofa number hr . mining engl eertannitivarlous parts of the mutt- try, and the film Its went. St), Alt i S flietOry . that the i 1 ropriet rs ordered one without hesitation. A noth- 1 - stria! - 'as made at the fW ,even Main colliery. t the p esenee of one of lice pr.oprietors. 'himself a Vente4 of a mode of getting! to by machinery, nil witi equal vsatisfiwtFry r+tilts. The - machine Itself at iglis al;mt :teals+ Is made set f •propelling, and ran . paapttA to work i the thist lewsible i t aeank, n severalof the t filth. Made I t he.n rat in stance a tank 4 ft. lit leng di was cut - lii a depth of* ft. in six and a half minut s, tin' I.1.0"/ I le bentz rev - 4 - than 1 , 2 In. It will thus I w seen that a machine, which Is work sil by one Imam and clears away all the dirt as It goes along, i, , fit hole P. 2 tons of coal in 1 about tiee minute.: lug 1 - N!.1•11 ;hat qtia LIMY will be:• exceeded by th • don hie Aloder machine s which are beltig made. here ate ' t t ree description , of ma-. chlinsi-our fu under-cut: Lig , one fox :dratght work 1 ic and a thbd to• worked by manual power. the bit ter we believe. lot weighlid much more titan ~ ..ewt, We may itatet tat Mr. /HUH tins tli , por.Ni or oai . j-litill of his patent rl ht for a ciiishierad.• i sum y of loone to a gen t ietnan wellactittaftted il,;lth maeldtsetTlot getting eon!, a4d himself a patentee. .? . -•.,.,..- It would apt ar that the tit t le,. of rttbslalrifrattarit j, other mineral by ntaehtn ry hi et trai ki. font - deal of attexitb n nitro:al. :non ,ne Platee ilk' sila`l* 1 cubit!. wllefe. 1 , Obably, alt rger Itint*te4ol - are emplOyed t an at any( titers on thia. , land 14'10.1'0SM h Inconven (-nee has reelft.tifileittit . ..: ex perieneell ovlng to strik .s. a hi day tiNgisseteolgiq.i 1 letter has been received by Mr. 11 it'd: -..7 , ' , ..,;. ! ,.1..,- ; ..., -Le Crthemor, LOIRE, HO . ;L DV 'OMNI Earrillft . gaie .. • Xi. 1.7p.--fienti -meat Havi g hde y reads/n o &Nutt 'your patent roal•eut tug nt teirtue. I witt..lt. very glad .tt.ls, favored by 'Oil wit it -a few larn. and Af is Able, wit It a small ketch. t..: ter Is . causing : good deal t 1 exeitemeni in amongst Minh g engliteehi and, perhapa. I ltd to sum,. ()Men, . - 1 ,1 . • HattutlitnEgM mini isrlette Is.l-IVt fromtaxiLltid other places, I t e Irani Mr. M . Weil. Nile Mundy, Park,, 'I, Of tin .11*pultirefaud lialtimore froth halt i 4toAktU4l3 ) ,. no hare nrluding Mr. Pry Compati r het her the i 12-1(. • . From the a •ts of that pal aV w• Fatprll values as tow itroductlon work done Ii enquires rus to M`:1111 and tlu;rn put 'stow that the prop eneounuang, give a WWpa ,regard to the I and the actual tog put ti4l+l7l. The ternus et are—undt•r-en ' llaellint i Hit 11 11 tares• (a, ell lt eft : 0:1 a fu ' 1 )1111. fill i ,f the ott ' • tar 1111 _ ...i. . g4;434' work 4 v/e..w_ t , i Ilarinir. Is It will 6 , 161 , 014, re 111 every wits' tire 0/ . 3..11111, til ruireirteof , ..tiltli title cylinders, le/title. How be- tot' royalty ; and le. per ea 10a., which the ti tang wer straigh 1: and-maul: '40)111,44 mi Vgi Ulta, u r ith I';.1 pt•r , tvvrk t.ro itl-pou•rr BLAztv-Ft - WA Lks.—The fishes a eorrec rurnaeca now I - statement wit It k found tha a marked lna blast.- to the West Colott, against 97; byshlre, 3t rot mouth, il7 , ag III: In the'W. letnn :19 to 4iS f ever. that soc has being Increase its th means repr• ' elevelailicl. 'I ACES IN EN ..,t.tNn, :it0rt...%:0• A..5:n • Iron and I 'or.l ''miles ;Rev lew '• pith. e I.labnlateil +lateniviat of the blakt blowing in Briiittii.• l'Ompartimt this I one iniblisti -.I ahoy*: two years into, In nearly ev4.ty ilistriet there I 1 aas ...ell Irease In: the; number Of turnuees .ii . ' :cirt h of F:nglantl thhs hi' la; it=alii•t 4 41; ( I against 3I; . south Sit; trordshlre, lot rib Statforilsl Ire, :3 In; iinst 21: Der inured with 31; south U aleAllllll .11011- , 1.1111. t III; Seot 1 , 11, I::2 I . fipa.red ivith st Riding, thf returns s ow 44 41.ee , eam., trzuwes. It xi ~uhl 1.• tn.- it lolled. how. it. a generiil,ol4.eonstrue lon-,of u0r1,•.4 1 , kg ,kik In the Nr rtht,f Enterna, that the t• tinniber off ilia. es In hhtst "In - Ito , nUi the deceit. pineal. of i, hat . district. 1 furnuct a are now being ereet..l in to fnerease in he West. ('oast dlstrhl d, and there.ulin a !nimbi r of new for- - pl lic.lng built. In the other ,l Ist rt.-is fenslon 1‘ in to•Orrre,a. Tlio4 runt rot ti rm.' 11 . ..1 , btllll. mot 440 ill 11111,:t.101 - tliove not a, be safety allied that fully:one-half /tot he idowicit lei.a , ii... It is not , 41... y 1. , 01 or..iltiefion of I ii...lViriCliy.,.lll) hikt•! hilt 17: l es , than flopt .11,141,1144 u, 5,7; ',lay , . ArE UT ILIII.IIiIik /NIP (..v . . • .1•••• IS Very . 11111.11: 711tele are no ♦ery little ex give In blast it m. of theill eStildlate the it (NUM"( 206% per 111411 lAuTa. 6.• gncntlty Ing l'lturid..y Ij AL, lhall. nt hy C..111:41611 the -,± 44.k:C ' 'tad 112 E St. Poitcart•ffit Pottsville ' Autrm, Purl Vlintott... • II " "." Ni • : I :' ME NA' I •/1.1.,iii t•tio Pres i..ti.:y . .11.11•1- 1.. I i rpa, ), • 'T LL+l LI, COUNTY It OLYZOADA F Th,• nail"' Ls 11* tripatitity t tot:tuned las _ _ • ' Mille inn ,t Y. Vao Vtryk....:. art. lurb.•rry 'inn; (Joint Spring I. ... T 001. ; 2.1... 02 12 , -; I.11.(3. 141 9 .31A 4r; Ll Tf.. , ,1:11liat COAL litDE--1 , 470. LICII Hi II 4AL.I.i 'VV Lltil.% D. Sr II C fly Lehigh y 11Py ntart a, ra, day l: :mil fort f t^ enr : I t , I . Quantity seta] el.:lll4Ln SIAII 1 I,t nip week =MEM Wyoming .... 1 11:4711.tem iw•h- , Kh. B. .Meatl..w. Mauch Cbtkulc... OMB 1.7 tA. I 47 ML . 0.16 1,117,1,n1 ; 1,1/.,1101 Total &aut. Uzui , last NEE I n( lI . U.SP Dec rra..w LEHIGH I ATH)N EZED The fullowlug Causql anti Ftal/ Week _ending, i”' ts .11IY y o tot] of the Geithrla sotuettoy evenlo coal truh .l r!}oby .the Itral rael 7 NlT•et..o.. (or the : I - • .11,7 A L.'. ........ 1 Wlie eat. I ' l rrA L • N 71,7 41 II 19.2211 •—••••••-• 351.614' :1,17:10, 111407/ 1,740 144.1,74- By lixltallnkui Ttli. Coal wail at.. i*l A. FONVWS From Wrorrith l'pprr •• " .111.miver M,ol2lif IV. " Igh .:MME= T,lii cl 7 Uts.% del. to L V R.. R at s. 2,C,.)tc EMI =MEM DELI WI RE itrosoN cox EMI Tlie fnllowitic Ih,lawaro and urday N NtaLuineuf u 3.1404 Mimi Cu., Coal by t - 14k. or tut w el4i Sat , wk;E:l:.!torr•L: By S7rf. k iTud B, 1tnt1r0u.1..... solth 121IM IMllliilliliilll E'er iLe same pe lal lust year By Delnware By Hatirond ' lila. (...anal Mil WI 1111 i9f It I:,q.ct E. 9 d( bt.:ll I 144511 T IDY 1 - T0u1..._:.;:. OAL MARKETS, Ni OF COIL Hip'lig 6111;410. THE PRIG. . ICNII j 1' AND EArr OF NkW RX,H.ltEtalltt, ENK Lti Veit gr.:Ens, .1! , Red Afth Prepar *SW a,...1_74i • do t.lltxtnut Lobtut. Mt. Lyra W. Ash 4 ;56s ;.01- 10; . .... 1 ;• - rto L,ou 14.4 4 0.) „.• Egg ti 14tort. SLOVr.. j 4 4 (d, =I I= - Lt -1,0187 4'oo "4 . :441 , irr4 t 4 So 4 2,4 4 oil .. L.: i .-. 411 zlttlt 754 4.0.) EDI 3chuyl. R.d Ash;.. do Chevtilut, • S W A4ll Lumll , Mitearrror ' ir• 2.14 „.; iui, , 1 Oil 4 -"*• -4 *, ; Zi t 4-AfT! D , 6 74514 . 5 74 , Htl • MO 6 Zi , (lb ] 5tY44 4.;3 Co oi v YORK, Aglb LnraK. 9 , . 871). yap 1.- ... 5 Oka; 5 54 Kkio 4.l.lstharirl rig IC4R _.._.....:.._.....} MEI EMZEMI t. „ 70. 1.,70 To the . tract:. Wilkenbarn• and Lyketut ,Val Icy Red abitmokln Walla Zerbey Vatter ritont yard or svn retail to consum op t yr i mv Crprk 1 and Lax nst Paint Ku or ear it, ttnton W Awl4.-L. ...... Ea= r. So to Ou hipping- &4d111.0.44 . :icy Y :: =t23 4 GO& 4 71 ALEXANDIiLk Ot.orgen' Creek Cu , A.N . D firAnil ETOW;q : Inberhuri, canm. t. 0, L... 'RE DE tittAck MD.. stun nn 1 ikiiril 91. Ira,. 1-44 404 4 CO . j lIA Wllkesharre nitti Pit Nhamokln Lylterieg Vailley. • Trevarlon 14-1, PU. •• • G IS V ('OJIPA. 1 . 10 41 4iJA1.. .L. me ..!C d :r. Elt • . Stn. (1$ "t.. 4 50 :,4 ii. 4 f: , jl4 7•5 CS 10 . .1 '43 ={:q —414 so k. 94 79 El 5 (CI 911 PS .1) - 41.1 Od td 74 .....SNI sd. . l. b 5 dld ..5 10 4ln 4 1111 475 5 111 ..1 do .4 13 ....1 1, 4 90 411 110 1 Z.. .1 GO .4 .10 ;it '. - .-IV. 50 4 . 11 01imot ,b,76Cei PAY% 11715 Pam•txcxwt. But At Bblypicg Writ& Block TAngan Little Grace .Slack CrAlts to .$1 =CETZIM CE • • • • COA4 ER: t. Pran'd: Puatlarta.„ . 21 PUTtistnatittl--- S to" DA • Sow Beinn.d....Lz au 40" 2 CO •Pro LT' Itorsibral.-- 2 30 - 1111ddlruorp.—. 1 2 11 aterolelk OD Ala* , Atbsnir--" Near 1 reire4F,77 - f ' Wlnter2/nrr.:.::" Pambaldgepori. 2 , Durebleater.-- , larwoaryport—. Alleu'o Point— : nl 2 13 El • Pl. Dais.. Arced blbp't . fat I fa.. JP* pz Atr 4et I El - to. MEE • E.• Cb. gib 00- • gra* back tdrutb ciyt%rto scitruki ULM Laicawanna. Hound,. 110 hoke do New Yo Lehlr,b. New York*, Iteraction t Elizabeth. Plttatott.`Newhurgh.... Lehigh. Pt. Johnaon_t. old Volnpatqoa f. o. b. -Port Johnsost---- Lehigh. Et Izabethpurt Elizabothportinti Pt, Cu? CO °eats: ewbo • tiaa Canal. ristgu iiii .. m MEM BENI - .1 Al MEM MESE ME EEO fri , ;:l t AM :,~, ;. MEE 1i.151 I, 74 , II ls -1•14',1“ Ltbs 11E1 .04,7 EZEBEI EMI . 6 21 a. art 1a I a I 90 a C.Y_) MO El .. • _ _ .. • VIA Norm Ptifinn-LVAIIrIA, lAII.IIOAIAr- • Nati I PS ' .; ...—.*llo I =4o ll- . 1 44111.41,, ./xl6 maxim' & . rmic.x. *Ai iha v... 1 .Ifiolookos. 411.14%. ... 1 ...... 11,14 :: 4 i..Ai . g......,...,;... • • , • .14 la arn:-LI •• • -t.i-- -. Te.Vorris a zaiez,:'-'. — tno • ..... .. , ... ..._._. 00 BLllPPlllii&`ftairling--- qIIIPPiOS i 'orbo:vll4.-. as .t: z", " Taltift.Taiftibir_7. ____.. - ,P,ratttiPenn Haven itThtilai n.—,..: • Di p1311(111 NAVIOAT n, -- - - 1 0 .". , ota t r. Penn fiaren to Pall! pain ',..._,..;.........:...-----.......—., Ite Mauch Chunk to Phillips g _ ....- ~.,..........;...{......_..-.1.4 . .of sllutch.C.ltnnk to Kobuk Pea Joblisarl:- , ---;--- ; 00 tappingstA slAtage • - _....4.............-.1.-4. 4 ....:._.... .17.• • =I.W. - . 5, ,- .., ;AWIA, , - .•741...,,x.r ~, • IiCkICTIXILL -440,104.36111tift,0111, - , TIIP' fiIIIIIWIIft are the; taitttt of. Inetans IL Sati97ll:lll Omni for tat Omni . t • , , ittri .w-sW Tonko. .. ?er -I g Pt.t'airtton. Ittkozib To I oti. 44cji. Haven. 'lot Clinton Prei .• 11. ' {on . - --t tr.' -I GO • ttit In - / 74....- IN• • 14 ' . • - .• 83 Drawback iteTtott. on' coal for New York add. • . . ' TO gitI,LAUSLriIIA. .1 . . . , . grto 4. CO.rbulq..le..rarhotic jtk•h. ;facet!. Pt. Clititon Tot! -110 . --I ao -1 07 -1 00• Freight 1 911 " 9l) 14 ' • 1.0 . . • _ • , 4-. : .:-./ '-I By.,l.Liiilsk,c..A.N'Ai , Front 'menet, - mui.i. iu rweion:: - ....._..:,..,:... - -... ..:,.- . New lope Airoinrtstoi Throokit to New York. Through to ' Philadelphia, • 1 40 70 AV NORRIS CANAL: To New York To Jern..7. For re-ahipmnt-.....—A. .V..._. !2.`A Pcw Abutrtisemtirs: =MI WANTED —A young man MR KALEA . MA,S; j Dry chx,d4 and orrwery Store. •with referenettx..' - P. 0. Box Oct V.1M83-2t—.lld 1 . .T... 1 OUSE AND LOT FOR' sA.LE. xdtattr= - on I I tint nry Ktroo. in the corona!' of l'alri A I to. near the Palck.‘lto ItollinirNllll,lla2 , :r Naomi beside a large kitChP ll , , llllllli.r.kiiCtlen 41i,! cellar. Water on the grounds. For terni , , &c., apolY toi. ' 7. ' 9.122, 7 4-11-::1.- . t*, It 1:1-:11:1". Palo Nilo. - ----•- 'BOAT WORKS! IRON WORKS ! ' - - , . 1-111 t SAL'E Ott To ASV LE, i The'ii.elo ty I kill rEalVell In.recf troll Ny'1;1:,... art otli r ed torale at Ind ) Mt`dr original rot, or , ill la . leaFAi for. fo a tern' of ye. o re.' a manlier pasties. 1-7 or tern's ; apply to CjiAlti.E.: WILT/LOUT,: 'frn.tee, 4 , 'et 22., '7 , :—:1.,1).1r:‘ ' • - ' .schuylklll llivcri. ..._ 15 30.41aTiON..—Notice . I* hereby- given, that • the paelltes*loi heretofore existing between II• ' 1 4 , ' 1 aisle P.r.Aemzer and it. lititaille,a-sli.-1, t,e , 1 , i.: cr a • -takby-li6,t tutt eonsent been:dissolved, and it t s, , retl lAnelisolit still lie eontinued by IL L. Seltzer, of Al ',., ...Ad paethi!, indebted to saki firm ate re fill/ WWI and acute the *lune with, and- tho,e 'lt um agallist It:to present then' to, Said B. I. t . lit Rilittlo44l'. Schuylkill epuniy. P.O, - 11111" TALE ORPHANS' COURT el : , :elsetx I k 111 a Co In the matter of the I.:stair:of John W. Koch; dercsied. - The tualersigned Auditor, appoint ed by t add Court; to audit t h e nee, .11 nt . n tut Ina ke diatrib nof the balance in thy taunts of the Ad-- whilst re et said eetate , to outlays:mg ,t11....,e 4.14 - • , titled to emus., will meet all parties Inicre.trrl for the yetrpasiti of itts appidfftruent on Sultirthik,.l Norenther 19th, 'Mil. at 1 ... clock, P. M., at Ikk otnoe, ; In the Nopa!igh•or Taitinqua. Schuylkill i•ontitS.. nt. —. -- 31i1 1 :N., ITENLIP.ICKs Auditor, .1.. r oi; 7 , to g ;.1:• !STA TE . NPR A. picncsoN. • DE- L-. CEAS.rD.--The , trteleridattea,,art Atitiltdr p.i: pointed tu re-idate'und tr-mettle the account 1.1 Mary A. Inco.m; Admintp.truttlx of maid estate. and !., ,inoke• atidxlialLikpu Ad thu-lonlazeg in th e hajei. m Nliti .14:4411411.irkitrir,-:will nvetittl partjet lutea - t-s;ed 1"r - the puripive,.. of 111.4 appointment, at his"rithee, No. Imo Centre ilttert:„Put twilit:, on Tueada;y, the btil day of Novelober , Ig7O, at 11 o'eltotk,'A. M. • r RAIN W. MICREI., Auditor. . • Oct • . To DRIVERS OF - HOSES.—The CLIPPED ROWS E perforruallbe labor with kreatoid case. sweats It.scs.,:..uftersipork 181400t1 dry, clean arid 1 , 111 ft/M1M1.% earth S More .tiesh with al.- 1 - 44 . higher spirit onn ukven quantliy irf food and 9n.htas I{ 0/11. i.<IINCIISP. MICHAEL ROACH,: Senator eisichman, will 01411' Hi ) 111. 1 .ki?"0 - In any part of tine country, ut short- notlee, and 'On reason :lloc ferm ,,, r Any orders left id the Nlercaants• Hotel." will be promptly attended to nt Shy s{able In ` the I .:ottnty . . ' (let .:., %IRE: ROPE. , . 7 . ' .1)i LE, fififitediu'ef ejovf.e . allitive of I Ifothie..of • JOHN -i:-..it(4:I3LiNG.M. Tiwit.un, NlanufActurers of ev.-ry ipt i. on " •WIltE ROI'E; )3 Nl' INiNi NES. fur Inelfintil PlBll. - S, Kuc ).ennLnt Elevators, fur transinis,ion 01 puir.unid all kinds or inivey b01 , 41.1f1 It,* rilpeA ILDU,C, Put I .t. ; • • T- I . l 7.ER..tit.Y.—The.publicurereepotlft i W- infurine L. e II.: (hot PALO - ALTO •INI.ITITPTF: 31 - 111 Ito re• ypeitell on t liefirst (lay of Nerve:lifter ••ttstitrat, r..r the tiiit fyit orNiale, and Female Student's, In the vari , ae. InLunthr.. yf , Faistilsli.:ll,...retititile and :11at fieniai Ica; I.4tiefttletn. "Terrienr fneolorate, titni Na , isfactoiy Kn. gresN irfiaranteett. . Wit. HA lIN Ell', Principal., .—•••••••rfr . . r - IFIF/CIAT.,;-11avin g been re..ieete,i jri-vflci: VV .4 the 1'1• .11 . 1•: ill-SW.I 11.1'011 1 41 1 , allot II .. inji: 3 . of sehuylkill. for the ensuing: the year..., h o a ill i n In ilnt: II ttqatii the Ilifigrity of the, law. a.. beret, lyre. .6 / .1. the paotetlftects )ti.. , ire, Ity sh,iiv int: tin it iinp: Nl alitv, instlee, tin,' re , ipeot to plallitift,. 4 il . 11•111ii Itl S. and WitlleS•l,, %VII /ell dignily the "thee, it - it hyafi-ni-' ictiritne its retelility. lie will-n,4 Herald Ti, c o • prthlie. orexpthj: •th,e 1121111.$ of peo.oll, illiplie-1f.,: all potty ofrenecA, tAt gain poptifitrit‘. NV 11104 f••°,,itiy :In 111,011 to them, :oittroduotlye of wood, annt L. - neat li the dignity vf.thogiakerlber - I'. D. BARNETT, 3. P. l'al? All net:::.; TRE' CENTRAL RAILROAD pf lOWA rannecting , ,St. Louis and St. Paul. NbW NEARLY COMPLETED. , . . , Tbi,, road I. lni II t..l!y a 0 ',in piny of Mt roux rap i tal- I,tx, mho Ii AVE yut•heLl their worK forward al a ritpld rate. LLI Nof the FIRST BONDS .9NF "If P ;if the four pally refaaili, W . liieh arc cdtervil at, th e very bet,: rale of - r ... . , - .--.- -- 90 and tecieued Interest- • Montt theirualvuutuzes. &re-"- , • • TherosPubnettdjtllnished, and thdears itroeN peett,d to run acrOSs the State In tO 41:13 s. '241: The road has been built may of the' best mate rial, the Iron !loving been 111:allIfflet tired 4.1_. pre.sly forl t. at u wu hblghercost than that wsually paid. :al. • Itc.rOns through a nibst iinperb . .ngtienititral country. .lilt. It hos great zulvantages in carrying - Y-ora North and bringing lutnber South. s . th. - The 3fortgage is only !NO* per Tulle: while many other roads Ile bonded to double this , • amount. all. The road is principally owneti by bunkers and other eartulists. who have invested . a large ' MOTH / ouistrtictiOn, and Who lisive,et•ery reason t care of Its obligati lons. 7th. First, Itiortgagefor so smaiban amount, iilsm w nitul *4 and In such strong Ilands, luny . well be eonsidered a perfectly wife • • • SerUtitY: • belleVe there will be .nolitare, favorable shoe to sell the Govern ments,,add buy really First-4:1:4 , s Ital trots! Seca riles—such as these—than the present. With :Inv thriller derllne In tiold, 6m:unmet:ls Must deeline alSo. • - Subscriptions will be received In 'POTTSVILLE, by L. F. EY ; , Urn litunimaiipl letsaud full informal ion atay W. It. 811ATTINK; Trensurer.l; Pine SL„..New York After A full esnmlnattrni, NVO )race essaepted an Agency for the Male attic above First 3torlgne Bonds, and deslre to recommend them to oar:cus tomers qa - fi tjtvrohN safe, as. well tit it projital,l.' inerentent• ' JAY COOKE & CO., 2(1 Wall St., N. ()et 22„ ”;(),---13-3111 N .4.t.T. Goo DS IS IMI HOMER, COLLADY FALL;; 1870: , 01 1 4* , linp,,rt,at:Ods for Ilte - prhint Ser:nt) , . . A la NA" 211,... I.? , I. V. Us 1.1 Not wlth:-landlotethe greatAltteullles enrezefitterd on the European Wltr to obtain I.lloll . P . Freileli ,9,-lex tor-our Fall Wide, we are' einibted by; inswing oar mart, early and thrOugh oar extent.' ve e•adite- Lion?. in'Enrope, to offer an unusually large ',tam= bed' of .t . , . .NEW FABRICS, w• . . , . Anil Nolytotild call.partielfilp,r at tentioixto our rupiah . nsNurtmotit ID gre.Xt , vtirltfj• of feitttfelklit NEW 'CLOTH COLORS, -1 hi- lut. st, style 6:)r AiAll (4 - oi.Tosp-cat t will lic Impm.lbk.tor Mplen lota our most &Ki mble textare. In this market, .re µoultr pertfully insite .tNIL cea 4 (1 N . BLACK =SILKS kabwzi inakeA, iv an, fakes ati.lltitiantle;, WHITE SILKS AND SATINS Fon xvt:i)n:Nt;4„ COLORED SILKS I Til , fiei - y• 610rA ',..EXISTIJAWSde TOYAG lif in all the newest styles and fabrics. . . MOURNING DEPARTMENT • ; 7 - • tr , replete , mil,i everyvanuty texture sal piblefoi ntoitrning:writr. : ' 2 SHAWLS of every Ity aml atyht, bath tot warmth and use, oUtalso fa eleawat _forat7ltw Fattdmaa.. ~lUrzc . IMI • • • - - . • •. • • • • , We iLall take , niivaihaisitaire or isiteity or. de sirable gondatbat:shatQvAtlnneldlsseilobe mock at a 3tOpERAIII-*DWCIL 1414' and. 1414 Cheatint Street, , It, 3n) wdtionsi s. sitiazion; • etvm AND iIitNIND - ENONERIt. POc . " 4 TRE erEst rorrsvir-E. 4 . 'Elor4opi.Bp ' olOi' tittatioo Rhea to GevelopinA and soisenntemillog ecla" 44l. - SoLvA • - SlUl,7l.q' son - - • .. : •, , 1 7 11.VEYORA,.CONVICY A MENS, * 414.151;dolostaitito Nei AlAtiblioortiooi; 4 - mak :AFFst. - ,tixicut,,st; PorTiv4r.; sauto ONleetkia of , tosi;* of 111 AyOrMAndot: p4ookintlmovingl 4 ou ssie: p l4 ,m w 4 w L a v re l i p r gil l ot o... 4 .ll., F ode=ai rtitemm.ftli torisr... Mb; g470-41-/r. (^OXVIS IMILPOoltry of s WILD .CHE RRY pent tiENM.It ts • vietachriedged lo hi • the most plentaneg at certain- reesely- for the cure of Croup; I. PAids,lTlmmennie; Asthlute, arid In cipient ettniPtide ever offered to the public. • Prepared_yb Cll ll4l* ).l 4 ZV ll4lwlW ringittrit fiehevkiri Haten, Pe. -' Pter a lie he ,1311 , 6110reS or I*.. ar: 11.11011111Mtti tawny*, W. •11 ICONNEDY eel Mt*, C.'MA tinnials • and tinders everywhere. Psierpleintak_ • s - October 111,, "Ai Pi • .'lfe . 7 Gink—daiv M kit ME liSiffl = 41 y DELAWARE A VN NI.; E . 'A. EiT.ABLISIIED 1-4.4. Continue the' roAnOitettire of Anzio lard• • SUTER, PROSTRATE- Y,QF . •LIREt .• • • ANMONIATED., FERTILIZER. Both or wldr_ am sold vit. 111g103- reenu:-: nem ve to'the Farmer:or ee, • . r tsF.si) Foil,, ••• ; • 10. PEritIVIAN .CllAliq, ._ . , . 1 (} gyp, r(Gehatne. I 'Or - equals:it from Cidnehaasul. IsLands): Pt;te ealeina4 and Land Plasteratydran, Ite Cvment.l . undles. and mind assortment of !Yarn ing and greasing .olla ati.loirest. masket o aates. . • ; .. . . - A DrscouN'T. TO DEAT.EI3." Sixtieth! the dealer neekeyoaluti fiery ourartlelek send yoni.orders ton* A ndtheSt Will receive prompt attention.: . '- . , Angt A t7u--,z3Pl tarbwart. ~__~ A TTIIIDITICIS I _1 • 111, c'ARPEtiTERS.AND BUILDERS. • MYETti,t- IMIRTirg, No. -2:1 Cabin. street, Potbo - Ille., fob itan :be tnthdo.rl I ; h Doom, Raab, Blind Sbutter4; Pnnel 4ihotlera, Moul,ling.: or all kinds. Map, ilanlware or all kinds.. alve as a call, and• buy o:.bt ap. ; • 4ul:v 'llt--1117,1a11 . F -- --o--- INNCIAL Ri- THE EPORT OP BOROUGH A. OF PORT OARRON'for UN and Iti74): To William Foxall, - (foreman)....-- - ---- $ll9 00 John Flynn - , laborer,-.-....- - , - N7O 311c0•1 connell, - "...-,....-------4-• - 1 2 44 Henry Tooker. •" • --/- - • 12 70 . • llielel Knowben." ....-- r; 10 -,-.• Samuel elms, " »- »_ .- 14 75 311chl Tool. • . •• • -2 --- 10 50 Putklilurphy, "........)---- - - ' IR 41 Jos. Wheeler, oforeman)....-- . :,......-.—......._. 152 90 ' Condy McFa dden, (laborer;) ..... :... ............... 30 00 Dennis Doyle, • - . " Henry Oliver • •• , - • Isd Pork Gillespie, ........ '47 el Pat'k Knowlen, • •• ...... ' ' • I 50 , Pat•k lounn, • .. - 6 00 • Pink Cousiden, - " -1" • - . .21 N Perry Conden, o " ... i ....... ....:,.. ~...... ... '9 CU JacobWentz, •". •• - -- .4 .50 3larst. Consadrn, hauling, ..r ) , ' • ' 730 Morris Woods, . •i ' ....-, 10 00 Ellen Latney, . - 1109 Eilse'd IdeDonnell,• " • Jos. Eitinach, " ' - o o ‹, to Jos. Fitr.siminnua, • •'' -- , 15 .501 dolon Carey, Jr., " , - 4.00 . 1 Mary Burke, ' " ' o - • . - ti 00' Thus. McGrath. ." '• 1 - ti OD • Thos. O'Bresb, 7 : - ' • • 5 15 ' Mnr. Martell, ',-, _.. ........... ....."...o. •4- 1.11- John L.Shisstei, (m01z..1 ' ' ... .. . ............ -. .. ....._). 7 4)1 H. R. Heebner it Bro., Inds ...... ... ........... .....-..... 411 Frank Carr,. M alt) 7 10 .. Wm. Gram, " . d 75- l'at'S. 11.mouron ; ' •• , -. 1 ro.)' Atom. Thomas, " - ' - Thal. W. Lewis, , "•- - ' ' • 4".10 *1 I'w. Thomas,- - :.- .8 - 23 i Lds'il Cornoly, hauling, . ho i hol. Steinbach, !Sundries; 476 71 . 1 31101..Fitsintmotos. (lab, . , . .3 00- Init. Heed, - othrosito) ' 1.1 On Jas. !toddy, • , litho ...... ' il 1, o'. filuzlom Martinet " .. • . •.: O. .1 01111 ollryan, haul hog. - .32 1•2•1 14 , 01'1 Manuel; '• • -.. lt - fs7 Fl.llt•tirtl Aullln, " ' - - , I'2 :It l'olon If eConl. " ' - ' 12 (Si bialie Aregood, rails. • r - - 1.52 F.:le:non Officers ... i Oil .. Rusin Bull, Hurt:efts • - - 40 :5 , Borough' Auditors Jolon Halley. fusel:so:Lent ' t , 6 011 .• I-I.ectlou Ottlc.t.rs. I htli., -,.. '' 5 00 Ag,..110110u. attending Court 3 (11 Idavloi Wilkins, clerk. . 113 sr: . Jos..Orga, Constable ' - :i0 00 ltanuan di. lisanseyoolating -s. - 17'11i . ' . Orders outstanding, redeemed $1197 It) %:; 'rola] LIIIIOU lit 0 riterx ...... ..... ..... lioronwitof "Port l'arbots in -.tr.. with Saint:el Snyder. Cullertor , : 1170. . Is7o, to tax duplicate for NV,t 7 '..'737 . 111" its sure! received Rout Sadn'lfigyder. • . t 2151 tt exoerat . ' :121 75 Hy ain't returned to Co.i.'ointum'r..l: • 15 9'4 By B net collect coin Jshlott " Ity dtte froth Sant'l rinyde:r 12 'l2 . - . . r . 32110 tg• 52,71k1 07 .. • I ~ Itormaigh of Port t'urboam In air t with Treasurer: On hand IWB '''''' - . t .. 1:1 4. . . To antl_recid %Ist tbitia col ertor...r.„ -4.,1 .A.l .. • " " - "-- " Itltoda's estate, 1.5 00 . Co. Treasurer, 1;17 1•1 •. - .." ." • "' ••• Co. Com inis'rs, Au (In •. satit'l' Snyder, • " " ditto. •• • 117 1.1 f • lly . st reads and highways , ,.....‘. f.. ...... , 119; 10 , By outstanding orders reileenic6 ••' 452 V. its anal, due by U. NV:Drown, 'lrOi...s' - r, - i. - WS 44 • -.•- ' 'll'..h - ol 3'.• IlY.Ssit 37 itorough of Port Carbon for. 1869. • Cr. •Dr. To :MIA Itt hands of Treasuier -. i-li 48 lax dilliheale ' - 2730 07 • Ain't fru 1 u ~.I.' Rhoda's ustate.--. 15 00 ' ' " - " S. Snyder, 1868_ ......... ....' a ltt ' '. County Treasurer ..... .... -1:A 01 " - " Commlaitioners, 40 011 . .i. I Mist:mill:i orders._ •• 145 35 .. IOW; payable e 5307 74 - ''• fly streets and miscell's expenses.., . 141)7 10 Outstanding orders redeemed a 52 .93 Collector's commission " 1 72 Plxonenttions....... - ' ' P 24 75 Atilt' teturned to . 15 98 " duchy collectors-____ __ .. ___,. .... . , '1172 " In Treasury 598 41 - By balance ' V.....-- - . 5543 Og .. • - - ' 'sso97'63 • $8,997 63 To bitlance- • 1 1550.3 09 JESSE NEWLIN, A . ' IL R. HEEBNER„ JOHN MULLEN, ', Oct s,lO-11__3t,. 2 Autl,ltors. • LIM I~ • , . s. „LoNnoN, Oct.:lL—Lit as said that Bismarck has required the foreign ministers at „Paris to - Communicate with their goisernmentshn ly-by-opetrdespatelses.. Victor Hugo luoude eltriedl the request of the: Government to stimulate the procluees. , . . ~ • The' ' PALL MALL GAzerrE.- referring to• appointment of Hon. O. P. Morton us Min ister, to the',lfourti•- - o' f St. James, says I "A thoroughlydncompetent person is selected to United . States In Eng ud, and. - I.‘ l. reptseut the instructed first to bully and next t threat en war.. This incouipetent.petacfn.h. tiniest, probably: preferring .a domestic siermish I ns th the , Declerats to a "war with Eng. \ he Catholic hierarchy of Great , Britain have busied a protest against the action of the Italian - Governsneut in. osxmpying the Papal territory. • , "They call upon all good Catholics , to -form- I "prayer, unions," to protest • against; the treatment otthe Pope, and.top repare docu ments ou the subject , which tylay . be made the basis of nu appeal to the Doltish Par liament. , .• . , , Losoos, . t)ct. -The aftenitit of • the Goverunlent to prevent 'the demonstrations arranged to be made last night against the existing war, ended in a disastrous failure and In embittering popular_feelitig. A dou ble Cordon of oatice had been, formed ex terid- Jug from the„TreasurY. building to the houses of Parliament, and the pollee' were,Stationed Jut _both sides or Parliatnent Streetand on Westininafer . Bridger, to prevent the people from reaching:Valuee Yard, designated as the spat for bolding the meeting. Two' reg- iments of infantry and the : Dragoon Guards were under urine alinight'ia. their ;barracks, bur n 'CXII . \Va% made- upon t km. • .:. lu spite' of till the •precautions -4:if the an hora tesrte.NtiV.2o,ooo people made their Way • front Victoria Siretit,,Madwinster, and from Other tip-titers to Palace-yard.- An int:new:a- Meet i was 'orgardied - dad • adtlre o ,ed .by t=eVeral.' , Velikers-... including , Mr. Richard t'inigreVe,-Mr. Weston, Mr-Ale-Sweeney, and 'Mr; 'Veber: Tint drift, of the • speeillies was unanintons; They said the meeting had as-. sem hied -to teaeli the Gladstone Government, their duty, anti to eonineltlienitti.do IL . TheSfeelinglitanifeAtett,in all quarters dun:. lug 0)11 night was ; rovoltitionary and threht-. ening, and the - . excitetftent 'caused' by • it' among the better. classes is/serious, and will' increase the .more that .the leaders of, the; tpposition are 'doing their..beSt fotneat the feeling . in 'Whi6li these ticinonsitratiohs . have their Origin.. • . • ' ' • 1 ,. -toNoox. Oct. _ed. that. Gen '-era's i 4 iteridatt, and Forsyth-have* -received - orders frith. , the. WaShington Gov . - ierrtruentra repair to Lotiihin at once; .The. (..loitig ite - •GAztrprz, publishes' thlti , sta etnetitoiays. that. owing to the suirgat -I,tions Of t hese gentlemen Minister Wintlinurne h . as euergetie tliatlichaS been forced to detnand reparation for the frequent streets.. mrA'rnerichns • , LoxpoX, ()et. 21.—Dtimas, Pere, is - lying at as small' omit'. near Dieppe, insensible - and dying , from pinitlysts.. liis son andidautrltter ,ark,Avith him. • . Viter dates inive beet/received front Paris. I:•Bregeli-ioatiers- wera_bein g manufactured in • the: City. - The'rTuseitias had 'evacuated Me-, :ung mid Beaugeney. • ,The.people were , sub -scribing freely for the defense of the Capital;• and, the enthusiasm had not abated.- . LONDON, -Oct. '2l .. ..,SPecie on - hand - - at, the. Bank of %England decteaSeti ! .£326,000 during the week. .•c- •• • . Lowno.,l;;Oet Papal Nuncio and : Colombian Minister. have. been prevented ' from Wsving The.' Pruitsian military • authorities raise The difilettlty thatatismarek . rein:Se:l : to allow. fintign Ministers' to column= : n Jests- . withytheli. goyersunents, ea'eept ,open -despatelteft.r. -• ' The Prussliuti, hate'ayabutited Meting and. Beaugency.. A small force 'of 'Prussian cav alry occupy Cpulonlme. . . 14.uftw stY.O4. i.• . ".:Firone-c . ; 04. '2l.=- 0 3favatni,• the noted agilatoi, t o t teen,ordered .remain at Leg- Sip* Lanzh, oneof thc. 1n inter 4)f _the .Nlinititry; hoz; •,- to T,usiv' to vi , !it . )Sing ‘"ir tor Etua- t New Geritaan.Loan—The Stiwiburs; Losses . ~ • -7: 7 , - 0 - .7 7" -- 1 ,- ;77 , . . BEHLLS,.Oet: . 4.,7Tite,ST,tATs ANztEpEit tuivertjscia, i Issua:".tit,i3s;o9o,o6o thalerB at tiute.iuml to-half per eeutr, pliyablein six agmt4s:= ..: .L• • - • •,' - . ' . Only-two ed • ,nrel 'fifty citizens of Stricabizro..were killett at tlie'boiabarantent of-that city. • At Ver,dun, a.. 4 at i'nris•, the iiialegeil are squandering their ainniuniticni bx 'incessant tiring• . - . „ Stras um has again been opened to rai l way tranie, anVtralns now grrive- and:de part. regularly. .... . • . , , • ,IIFASHINGTO.N: SenatorMortnn- and , thii Eaelah Misaloa--Trea ' • witty Statesnant:,-Liquor El*Wane Taa—. •. ' - Naatitartartaa• iciroani Nana. . - • . . • , - 4. ---- . - WIA ASUINTON ;, x .21.—Froth letters re- (vist" to• - day,lt.:*iitreertaiur , when- Senator ,Horton will viaitWashingtoti. His - intimate friends itty Oat; 'he Wilt - - declineMiernigsion• to England, if lie. hai rid already done so. The Treastfry, DePartment• has just issued a statement:Of the, -reecitits 'and etc.pendi tures of 'the' thwerntrient. hy , watrant from July; , 1555; to Juse:o'; 1870, preps red- b3,,,' -Ross A. I. Fish.' . -The tou receipts were .$6,082,785000, - inelujing SLI,7-12,: - .,115,01,0 fiont lot p. 4 and Irea- E4nry notes.. The „net expeditu were $5,- W)1,342,000, i nel ud hitt .$ 10,.500,000 for the re deuiptinu. of loans and Treasury notes. -" . The Coninth,sloner of Interne!. Revenue decides that a liquor dealer's tax, for the first • $2.3 009:aliAft04 :torlia'n'vecteitix---rtml---not a tax l tin ifil*, - Aild - ' s• attliir '.4l.l)illchik' , ,-444, A bu ssi,ooa,l l e- - ,r , •' .. .01t4f,144:,.., -j• Oi Malt • liqupfs.osl .:' ther tie '.: te ii04,,0f totareyK. , •-' !so:,,deilfftleig , t ~ 4h • an • eit i pt iftet salet to •. -, • • , ,.:Alin prf ' t to , 1 87 1 1.w24. !. . i , Isti.tfe natifst_ , ~. and:that/A r , hl i'kum lt.:wlitlllAyrrti;tur s ;at their 'Wiles, liquor. dealers - ahourdrlie - reafter he. required, to .repoit; only.; theft-- SalOa' of fo - relgn , and dotheatle? .distilled spirits ,anti . . _ . Inquiry having been made at the Revenue -Office whether manufacturers are entitled to deduct' froin the! . gross amount of their sales for the.quartie ending Beptem ber 30 the hal zinc* of the - legal deduction 'for" the• year, Ccimmissioner Delano said that, inasmuch 2t 5 the Imi - imposing thistax-ii repealed; Mid took edect from the first of October,`in mak - - 144 ing • • • f the amount of thanufactniers' sales for - miner ending September 30, in eicess of • • .. to of $4,0,00 -per annum, only a' • --- , -; ~,,,. I,2so'from' the gross amount ,Othi r ,':.-- .. uarter cap he Allowed. su.-- AN4DA. The iffect.4,of the Earthquake., - Oct. 21,—The eiirtriquake yes ter4y. seeths to have been generally - Telt thirtsigrout the Dominion. la this'cify the shock efts severe ennegli to ring the bells in the public - buildings. Tile judges and others in the cottrta vacated, their, rooms preelpitT ately. r ; • . (Invitee; Oct 1.- - -Thhe earthquakes threvi.; down sotne and two pepsotrs were injured by the ‘fitliing bricks. The people rushed Into-the streets, .and for a time there Was midialarneandeinifusion. The. course of the earthquake was from west to TORONTO, th s e shock'of earthquake yesterday, the steeple of St. Geow's Church 'was distinctly seen to sway to and fro:' - Pi walls of buildings were shaken ‘ sind furniture moved from-sits place. ST. ;01,14TuAR E's Oct. 21.--Ponsiderable alarm; aNta caused here from the shock of carthq'tialki yesterday, but the damage ex tended no *triter than thebreaking of some windoivs and'oltaking 'the walls of houses. The Vtratkittlastectbetweenthirty*nd forty seedn . _ 1 4_ icfr , I asp , ' '41 , :•-jai vilts€ 4 ,4 l S" "f• 64411E4S C. 41 ''' ^ 4.6. Se Sob . -...... 111‘.4 . 0 U. S. ;10,car St Unkwelt CAelltrat Uplowniclitt. MI ar LOWEST PRICFM. MINING 15UPPLIES • •-L • ( . 1f ever3- . f fest. r ;it ion , .. lowest prieem. A'GESTS for r•il EAGLE PACKING, tll,. in t lo• 414. LAMP WICK of ex tra. null. ty, il:fi Wp,STE f tie bi.t!.• or pound; p • WI: are r.. 1) .kgollti for' • 08 .., , .......„.. - . . . Nan al.ict a r..il at tit. , PALO ALTO IRON WORKS. A111: , .,.. , 1 , 11. here] from 16 11,4 lo the N and and ar , rar... a d ' ny! at - Itl ill priev*. ' sp.selal 'rag( lis- int.,l4. to 0rd..r.... , . . yY~•. . • • , - = • .t fller , ..k'on.:lund,,t,t}t- tip in gnod. tight . Iron horrelF, niminfactuter's - =ROPE• sl x . $.141 lenstflts .furnlhett rti maim fuvf lir •rs orires; t ?,f tut- lIAZA It IV NIA NI . PACTI - 11.- N; ri )AI p.‘ N - y. or . from JUAN A. 110}:111.1.NI or both, o' makers, u'r are General Ithett oil :Application, giving pt XtZt.)..4-71— drurn,"::uitt ritattnc - 'of prt.ser%sing SCIMEN,,%Li . 1 13 . • )Cifi.Bol,Tti. .1 Jul I 50..4.1.10f lea•lvul on' I /Mild ut our 11111111111:1,11" ry.„ . quality of turv,ry 11:10W0,1. , spot...bit ti • iii ”41. - 1 110 . 0141.-• Ititt ter, • N U T'S 1: - . y - 111.: Poi - ND ill'.' !lux, 74,,% Nll'7l:ltEit;4* PRICES L. C. TROMPSON, ' I USE 3." t P rif t • ` P rA IXL 4/:„ 2.COAL OIL WARRANTED 114 Eleg4...X. For sale by thy o r bph barrels atiteTinery 1. C. T.11. 1 l)X1P70:S. (,) ci,)l; , •r 11, '7il ; • 1870. • ; EQC- a4 -UP ER• "1870 SAIES3jAN with Jfitiol3 'RIEGEL CO., Vituil,-.110 Dry Good,;, Na. ra Market St: Phibt, N. 11.—A oriv.: - .1 (Or Good:, fie., intended (r me; ppidvw sidarc,q 11. C. Ila.rpCr, care of Jamb Riegel 6 Co, No. :ti3 Nl'irket St,. Plrllada. Jan 217e.4&16-ly • •_,_ UPTON TACTICS! c - r•JON . . 1 - .11 [ 7 PTON TAcTim!.! -,N -• . - wv hat.. re,:eiveila nunerer of copies of the new Taceii;; lobopte,l fort is militia ii.ervice of 'th ix state, 'and het iii;:or.tan I zarlims all - early completed, as well n , ti,.....,.. Hiv,,nrse oT cvmpieti,,u, in tti is vicinity. PRICE TWO, LK)LLAILS. kNX.AN RAMSEY, (I,•t ' • ' Po; refit re sa WINDOW DECORATIONS. 4 ..-t k. A • - -•„ ? • \4 5,, r0.1 • • , it IjAI r Y • - .‘ iyvro,isq•z!- ItTlits,rtitt I Es, 5,4/ te' • 4... k..“.• • A.:Mti:i&- . 1,c4 S • '7” SATIN SILK., AND Sipe,* WOOL I' A i; . • • imp or ti,C . WINDOWSHAIjE: . •• • • ALL TIIt NI:WEST 4 P4USIIES, 13 Ma t fbr. Railroad§u'iVies. 1. E. I:W,II,RAVE;C, 3i.lS( 1N C 7i9 O .I:IESTNI:7' 19 ly ) STA-NDAlits FOB 1870. TIN" SCOT!' 11 • F.*: • Stay :,'7O liiffiSllert, title 16 11V drain. u.s itifovni 1 ao grf . ,ll a abjc (11 she 'loin • . . F7DiNtracit Rnv I 1.:.* • This is filo oldesi of the i , •rieS. In Its main fea- Lurtlf It still follows In the path marked out by: Brougham Jeffrey, Sydnei' Smith, and Loill Roi lataL, Its ortiOnat [msters told tirst contributors. •- - . 2. Tn Lutruorr QIC I ftwreitlA REVIEW, . Wilieh enintoenrei4 ILA 12Mtt'.volume with. the Janu-. ary ninnber, wax tw't on fixit ma. rival to nil , EDI,I, 11 1, Beetuk. It resolutely tut Mutsu Its 114 oppltlou In polltlisi,and'showd equal . igor itt Itat. literary de partment. s .. . • '-- ' . . 3_ nix: WESTAI I FETER. IiEVI . EW haii. just. elose4 R , Its .Y 1 volume. In polltt of literary Mellty , tlas Review ls fuet rising to a level vrltli• Its competitors: It L. the adv6eate of political 01,nd reit.: gioum liberalism. • _ .1--.... -.- -1 - _.... .., 4. TirE, Negro ihtintill KavrieW,, - - nowtn its 4lat volitine;occZr a very 41144 'pelliitltin Itype4hallvalliteraturc. nic beyond the narrow formalhon of schools luta portles, It appeals to a wi der rale of sympathies. and a. Integrity of 5. 13 - LAcirwoo.D' , CF.. rlcannbu Manairsk was ootrtmeneed :Li years ur,o. Equaling: the Quar terlies Ifs literary and atientlfle departments, It has won a wide- reputation for the .rtartntiveS and &ketches which enliven Hsi Pages.' .• - TERMS Ffet 1611. For anyi one of the Revictrii.—.7.-...54 00 per - anu For any two of the Review* 1 rat For any three of the Itevierts_ ..... For all four of the 1tev10wC..4.....:.-1:101 - For Blaelciroodll Magazine.- • - 400 .• •• For Blackwood and one Reerew 700 .1 • For Blackwood and any tvio of the , • ,-.*. •" ••-. Resitting_ .. —lO "00 •E. .Fot. Blackwood and thyee of lb. ' views 00 •• For Black wax] and the four ileviewsls W•• - Single Numbers ota RevAinr, SI.. Single Numbers. of Blackwood. cents. I • •• 4 The Reepwr,ore published qwetrterly: iscaelivood's Mogariae is aloallay. Votaress commence hi January: , A:discount of breath, per leent, will be . allnWea. to Chihli of tour or more peteopt, when the periodicals are sent to one attitress. , _ VosTAGE. . , The Postage on cttrrent stib4eriptions, to any, pari. °rib° tatted titarea.is To Owl a numbet.:44." be prepaid at the mince , cdtlelivery. For back; oninbers the postage is doable _ r ramatrias T ICly stinirra New Etubscri nets a n y a , t!wo of the aboiliTAS. ve 13eriodi caLs for 1&11 will be entlthal to:lT:we've one of the Fber,iteriner for 1.4t1t iNeW flub:scribers to, all the rive may receive Hineltwood or, two of the Rerienw for • mica* in:masa& Babarribera may, by applVirtg early, . - te,th sets of the Iteviewa from January. Ifire. to Leech, lier,4SlN, and Of 111mi:wool's Wins trom Jam': 17. Ma. to December, a!, the current au.: acription price. i irl - lietther premium* to Subscribeni;nordlaconni to Clubs, nor reduced prices for back numbers, can be allowed. unless We- mammy furrendtted- diners to thr_PubUshers., No rernirtins ant hesiven to antis. rarlararictr. s reirlbe,prtateafromp nettetypr„ • and arrangements hare been made, whieh, tt is hoped, sift areure remdar end eon," Poh/sostion. • TITF.7,BONAND soon PUBLISHINO CO., 110 FCT.iiiin 8 - r, Nil,. Tout. T+te/410AARti Scoir Pciudartnra Onat.PAnif also pp THF. FARMERS' VIDE to ricleutllkr and Pratt Agrisolture., Henry Stephens. F. 11,8, and Utelate Norton, Professor of Betentlbe Mrricultate br yarn Conemi, New Mean. v - oN. Royal oetaso..- 2 .l7 a rges and Runtimes En ramp. • relet.l7., its. 1, post-pald. , ••• _ -•-• • • EMI ISM MUMW9 iron Ma 11NGINZB. . , Adapted to a' Image 2 2‘• 2 inches , and ittnOirdi, and of reduced .height and width, to.as to permit their rtinning in the ordinary heading of I Mine. . • .. , have perfected desicnii for two varieties of these small loctunatives—oue Inside-e olutectiii; end. the ottiCr out sicle-couneeleti,. . • The material arid workmanship are equal, In even' respect s: lo ilioaeln Mad teem:Olives of full ° . t • ' . Seed fur clr idir su!td peotograph. - X. DM:RD 'IC CO.. Thadurin Larazuot . 1%4 Ph4leipb L. Aiiire.l4-70-11164.15-ly SZAJA.LEf,B BRASS. - Tulin. - FOR PLUMBING. SPEAKING TUBES FOR MINES. ror SoJe by . „.. . AtE.B.CIIANT & C 0 4,, ..- • 61: wad Sl9 MINCIR Bt., P!RILADELPSIA. _ .., .. Agents for Ainrriquo Tube Works ~ oct 1,, - 711-40-1m . rutittitial; - Oloobs, glotbirig, &c. MAf AgGIE BOLA.ND.;AIiittiDENTRE ST.. Brt.ow Ammucas Hone!,' Porrst•lLLE, Has now opened, a new Stoek of FALL 'di WINTER • Goods sultable.for the present season, such as BLACK SILK, WINTER. CLOTH,.. CORSETS; FRINGES, TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS; &e. • , Has On hitsid a new lot, of . . .. FALL. AND WINTER SACQUES, which' will be sold cheittLfor cash. Ladles Cloaks made to order. New Patterns tut received. •'' ' 0ct..).31 • . __,...____ • _ LADIE9i SII;TS LADIES' SUITSA Latest Stvle4 for Fall, 1870, In , greater izpilety than can be linftitl elsel'elterc,ts ive !alike It a specialty. a ,=5 • • • • • LADIES' CLOAKS.' tit every variety 1;t Cloths. AlSo, Astinchan Fur and -tiltln Fur Maks,. with Muffs, A.c., to watch. 46W). BLACK ;SILKS FOR. DRESSES The ve r y best goods at the very lowest: Triers, •LA 14CW 1f1.3114, • A ehplee asso ttnent at modersie prices. • , . SA. 173 u.s• UNI an E AT Rs6ii Lovr • . ..A NEW & ENGLISH, •• -- N:o. • - 19 CHF.c.iTNVT STREET, Opposite eoptineutal Hotel , - • AND In SOUTH NINTH STREET, ;-• PHILADELPHIA. Oct 15, ":142-brt iXf;- SPRING 8 817NUff DRY GOODS • _ i. • FOX & BROTH E R, 27 . 4, CFSTItIe • Limb* to call attention to their raoublve,' me444.h neat of . • ;, ANl) . stliNhiElt DRY GOODS,- . . .... / . . t 6nollgt.lilg of the 14.tont Styhas of 11w kloytign & Ifonlestie Narlc(4s fNCLUDItra A 7119110 THE Cin.LRCTIONS, MACE AND COLORED SILES, 1..,k(* AND EMBROIDER' R. I ILINgiiS,, • WHITE OEIODA, and diOllESTltiii,. t HORIERY. Ci l / 3 114 OF CLOAKS, &e., xc. , dEc SH,AWLS. OF ALX,:KINDS We also 0111 attentionlo our siocz of (AROCEILIES. QtrEE:k.;SiVARE, Which Is yery,large and arlecteil , with the ntmtat care for this market. We do not consider' 1t • neceg: ssiry t i o enumerate what we hive, but everything m a ilt-class Dry Goods and Grocery Store, can be had at' our establishment. ,Aprlll7. !fla. BEI REEITZ K.N/GIECT 3 spa. • 12 , 42 NO , l °free, at the loweei prices eiglit years, their I entire 'dock of • CarOetings, Oil Cloths, Caoton and Cocor Mattings.: CROSSLEY'S; BRUSSELS CARP'ETS, $1 50, per yard,l GOOD ALL WOOL, INGRAINS, $1 00 per yard. in BODY BRUSSELS. ' • RESYS L. KNIGHT a SON. 12Y2C11 fIT., below IStb.PMLADELPIIIAI. Sept Aulfugt 11.,1041-.1b2-ISVItn-eod pffnameLPHßv- • Plutiat tweam.ietty • ' • 21;k1tallArlin"‘DeelrICIPIldjailli= Au g' 116t1"62aSillt _ , , "ZBy -Z9ite4aPh• UT TO MlDNitintr.-.. SIZE THE : TUROPEIN WAR. PnistiO6 MUltary.,OperatiOns.!,; 1/Lift,:.l# i I , 4441001014 , _ - ' 4 . • 1 " 0 ! Poptllar ~ 1 13einonstra,ttori. lIMIN dAo . . rwmikok Minister* at rarlii—Hard oa. Mortnn—A ' Romanist Prenest—lingland and Cie WAIN"- • Pqpubur Dinernstratiou In Leardata— , • rdateelesa GraernitistrArred 'to laindan—Farelgn biters in Paris. • • IM==l Tag ..ETTROj'EAN W Sig S T RNI 4 1 1 1 - , P4 - 11 k- The' Prom*: * of Operations Around Paris. - • LOSS OF -THE STEAMER CAMBRIC. The Safety of -Her Pass in Doubt'. .•. - . Prifesian!L. ..42eportet.): to to • Marching on . Norrnancly.. Strict PiselPU4e_Elittintil hi:t!l(` Army. The..l34r,iiini* of ChWrso , u - or P - CLuzid. ENGLAND. Lass of the Ater acre Casribliseedhe 1 11 ;reontiMai T o ll° Wreak—Passengers Take to tke Bast. Ma ate not yet Heard Proat—lrielent fitorat-k: aC -: - .• Parts—?he., Prowess or -operattblir seoznad Parts. - . ' - =ER DEM fateSerniti.oi.votefies 13711 Fla gahfedag,:3,,doloelc At. 21. - .--The' Steamer 'linter- • prise from.Garthiton to' lAindonderry picked tip a boat-otrinnisshowen 'Head - ' three • o'clock yesterdayf attertuiou; containing a •-• bailor and the - corpse • The sailorstated that the steamer Cambria of:the Anchor line from INiete.Yolit, •strO6k at•in o'4:leek the night . Previotus, in Innish- • trahull Island ; and became a total wreck,- Four other boats containing, passengers; !j ft the steamer Ant hive net beenhearti Lot - Thesailar reports that his own boat was bet and' all in It but himself were• drowned... • 'llo.Ntwo, Oct. violent stprtp Pas sett over the:seat of war around Paris last night. TKO Department of Somme • hal'hven de- Oared - in a state of siege; and energetic prep: arutions have been made at •Attnetim for defense. ' . , The fotev of ::11,000 -Prustiians wa; tni-the;ettyline retuFnetttro Brett , - nil. . , FRAJ.VCB: Pens4tans Reported to be !ttorrhb;g no Nuiuniiidy-- .IStricit , Diaelpliue in the Freoeh 'Army—Tho q-. , ~; Rutidog orthe lltateitu of Cloud. - - - . . ..._ • Torus , Oct. 21'.1-Cotttrattictory,runioys use Hying about concerning the movetnehts ;of the hostile armies on the Loire,, but gen=?. end-impression lir; that the Pr'u.ssians - .a4,116:'-. longer coming this way, and that a large i , ' force of the enemy is marehing,on Norman- a• dy, where there - - are - few- tmops' to oppose them. --. .- - 1 - . . - , The, French army . -of the Loire in camp is imp?oylng - thilly. The officers are extremely vigorous in enforcing discipline, and num -1)1.1.s-of soldiers have- been shot tor _disobe dience of orders. The teen are In line,cen (Upon and spirits. French scouts - near 13101, :have taken a number of 111Lign4 prisoners - . A band:of Frnetireurs: brolight Into Ne;. .titou'i eight hussars Amptureilbut of a forag ing party, the - reSt rtf whom with thelroffl ecrs were killed. ' • • It is positively asserted hereratal the Prus-. sianS tired the Cheletni of St. Cloud to Conesal their depredations. The eiliiens . of St. Cloud charge that till %the Valuables in the . lithe e - Itiitt•.dltiappeured before the fire bioke ot)t. - The . Goventinettt hele has..uppropriited one-hundred 2 thotind' frathes , to• retialr• the buildltorf4 In !Cituteautltut,•n4„a testimonial to its heroie**feniie. ••••. - • - ' PENNYL YLL ke . . CoAmvitr.E,"Oet. shock- hi' al, -earttiquake .. was felt liere yewer day ..itianat eleven -tWeaty-tive A. NI. The Innhiihg by the W. &' It. H. as their, ji;eirt"rat i•Illee was shaken and thi• clerks ins•hle enasillerabl TO.N. Cabinet Meeting"--Senator Initn:erun fittnek , • , WAsittxotint i _D. C., Oct 21,‘F-14terely . rou-' tine-taisiness way transacted the Cabinet meeting to-dny.. The nietrdieritWhile in soil- ' Sion, received information'that Senator Cam- • eron was struck with - paralysis -this morn ing at his hotel in Ilaltirtiore,"and trouittbe sent helve in a special car.l Jt.is sitid Itis right.erni and side-are-affected.- *, • • tiy . the President of the United States of ''America.. A Proclamation; . • • It behooves's" people sensible of J , -theft dependence on the Almighty,: publicly b. acknowledge their gratitude fin mg favors' and mereies, and beseech for their . • continuance, and : - • WHEREAS, Jthe people of the UnitedSti during..the.Year now about to end have spe- .• civil cause to he 'thankful - . for goiters! .prfs"- . perityotaindani harvests; exemption from pestilence, foreign war and civie strife. Now therefore; be it known; Minot, Ulys--,. eyes ,President • of , —the Uni ted States, concrring. •In any similar*. recommendatiOnw from ' Chief Magis tnitgi of Statel4,lde hereby- reccniarnend all citizens to meet In theirizrespective pinetscof worship, brt.' , Thirristayi', the twenty - fourth day of November nexti there' to give thanks ", or. the boa ink orOod, diiriu the.yium shout o close,4uni to supplicate or. its , critit;ni"- /Mee hereafter: * . - • '•• In Witness' whereof,T have „hereunto set: Ili* hand and cansod .the seal of the United , • States.• tir he uffixed.'z'ltone. lit the city-of. Washington- this' twenty-tirst daY of-October, j in the year of linr, Ire', one thousand eight. hundred and seventy, .and/Of: the United States the ninety-fifth. .(Signed) • U. S. OteAsr. Dv the Presii9t: VIA fir..rox' H, Secretary of State. NEW YORK. _ _ 4 Reported Lusioot Ore fiß*4Bl '.. see Cambria. NEW YORK, Oct; 21.—The afternoon's. - Consfi*Ltt. says-a -telegram, -dated -front - UMW, tietober 4kh,".ln: the .EVENINO • NEws, , reptirts the - rdss of the sterithertlani bria. The stainier Cambria,, of the Anchor ne,left thfit riort.on the Bth hut, rqc 0148 - gow, it might .ke'consid‘pred as• referring tot' the latter.. • A. th,wagerits:here of the Cani- - • be* ltsve received ,ud :Aiwa _of any disaster *Seel, die) reflorpla either a fals,e one or refers to soma•ottiOr verso). Theauly ship' of,the 'battle that has beeifloot jittebr within onr khowleitge was.the'Britiehrwaaie l i, - bound from Bahia kJ), (ialvestea,4rurwilalareeked ea the har; efjhe latter - port,•OrtAi t but no 'LIMA *ere la4t.' • - • MEI TAE WESt. Iglrder 1n UHRob6, A!, • C dimd o,oet. 21. At Cottage Grave, Doug la.cls.crunty, Illinois, there have., been. living ' • two men, , ntudeft O. Greenwood-, and t r l George ussect, 'and thede has been: . had . blood between them' for Potzte,. time. On • MQbday last as Mitsiett vas riding along the road - in a 'crap* Greenwood concealed him- • self in .a tree andtired'on •Ausilett.k: The.ball - *entered the loWer pait of the abdineri - add '• camp out at-the back bon6. 'Ae lived 'about 24 hours. t Greenwood ad:tatted': the Qrime, and declared that 14hauld >row:lett roczver he would shoot ilia ag hi. Greenwood . Wa% placed in jail to awaitpis tria1;' 4 4..4 ,- „. • -,_ • -4- , A•LA FA YEIVF: pa I.:says that the alleys of that city are so 111th) that the Street Vonit • ' missioner has to Wear a clotles 7 pln on nose When Malting hisTounds. porrsva4x. mAßkgis...' evereetiaqiugy!or las iiise4ne v fogrikal by•IFLEIIf a No!.. ES 1 bak. 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