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. . ORTY — SIXTH -. YEAR. - No. 49: -:, , 4 --`. --- . _ -.•
SATURDAY
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c , I TIENNBI'LVANI/i. ,HALL. . • • ,
' . • po r t Subinonb. . .. Port ilicljmonb. 4 ' •:1 illitlabtillj. ► 1 • ( tic. - _ r- •
ts ' , ~,,, • , CENT - Pt Ir. !it'll ET. • rmreVit.t.e;, 1.• A .
Pler No. 4, Per9llinneead. ' - '
Whitney, McCreary_ & Kemmerer, 1 t t Lrelyz e nrate d d iA n nliz r eg ra._ bi now open for .
W ELD, BIC E & CO.. - : -
AUDENRIED; NORTON ICO - 1 -,-, , 1 ldrol. ,WARPLE &SON, Prnprieturi!.".
• . . . NORTON ' n , 1 June 7 - 70-airtf , , •
Upper- Lehigh and other First Class , :
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- Shippers of the - Beat gtualties'of i . Miners and Shippers tif -
...: . - gumber. .
e_.fiAlexis and SCHIJYLKILL , • . • •• ' ,
RED end WHI E .ISll' .
' " FIRST CLASS COAIL, LEHIG H .&.. WYOMING COALS. , ,_,_-_,_:.___ -_
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~.. , . LOCUST isoulsvArc. -
paler , --?.24 • Wninat Street, (Sertinti . 4 .7 orp , 1
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C 0 - A.. la . .
- . FrOm our two large an.leelebrated Collieries
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: . &alms goo Tail' tir.iillßAtlcD ' ''' - i "11,1,ZE1, DEM." - -..........C. F NORTON & CO.
..l• I. NEKN OT ". 4 and other choice - t*CONTINESTAL," GOODRIDGE & AUDENRIED.
I..OLTHIT MOUNTAIN COAL, . .
"LORBEBBT. '• -.-. '
• 'l." M BERLAND YEIN , IIITUMENOtts. „ ,
; • • Free Bunting - Red Ash, and liplindid Pieparatlon.
.11 t- : 11 t % Walnut ifL, Philadelphia. . ' COLREPr COLLIER'f,...- -- ...Owen, Long & C
, :• Ottlr - Airoadwar, New York, .
.. • MIDDLE CREEK COLLIERY, ''. C. C Akett,Pres t •
• 11 - Tkpakes_litnart, Boston. -
lan. 1,,71)
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• --;" - fiIIAMOREki. . .
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Pler No. at P° lll •Richmund• . '. • . ENTERI'IIISE COLLIERY, T. Balimipirdner, PresL
HA.AEY & BRENIZER Locust Mountain and Lorbtyy, also la Schuylkill
, anal, to all points accessible by boats. •
. . • - .:.".• 1 .-32 1 t Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
--- Miners and 'Shippers of x is of -{ 11l Broadway, New York. . ' -
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• ; .. '( 27 Daum -Street s .11ootom .
THE SUPE.RIOR
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J.- T. AUDENIIIED, : "CI F. NORTON,
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• CHAS. D. NORTON. 'R. GORRELL, ' •
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I_ TORKEY RUN COAL, - ------.------P..'ehmend.
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• - AND 130LX Allettli VOX
. . Lee, . Grant & C 64, Cedebrated -
'.- ' •• SNYDER•.& SHOEVAZWit s.
~., N Shippers and .DoniO•rs" , to
• ' P L. A-.INK RIDGE . 00',A 1 . ..
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• . 1 21.8 . .wiannt-et., Philadelphia, " •'• ', '...
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011iees: SI Triality Building Now Pori.. '-,_
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' . . -.. \-. 11 Ikons Si.. Boston.. ; ' so,t.r. Mitt:lTS .ttrit, G. W. Plsf,sEit's WEL', ICNOWX •
Felt 19, 70 • : . • • P.. i ;„. - • . .
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-.- PINE FoR-Eg coAL -- . -
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. C ASTNER, OTICKNEY . & WELLINGTON:. -,
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Miners and Shippers of COal.-, -. •• ty, IV.A.eirr ST., ..• I . 61 TRINITY BUILDING, '1
' PlittAle.A. New YORK.
- 111.711N51DE.,. from their Burnside Col. al§hainolito. ' - LOCIR sNI'DER. - ' C. B. SHOEMAKER.' •
LEWIS VEIN („Red Ash4_ - , . Jan 1.'70 - '
LoCUST MOUNTAIN (( White ash.) . ' C . ' . ___,_____ ,
- 39 Trinity Bondi= . Now Yor k. . Pier No. 13 port ItAhunotad. - •
( Mee" , Vi voisn walu e r s tramd, Boston. phis.
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• WHA F'6 5, PORT RICHMOND. PHILA. - REPPLIER,GORDON •
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_Jan. I, '7O. \ `
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~ Pier 7, Port Ric and. .': ...... ' ~ -.' - a INFRS.AND SITILIMXX .orr • ;.-..5; . '
HAMIVIETT, NRELL Br, 00, Locust • Mountain; Mammoth Vein, Red' Ash .
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-- • -Lorberry, and ...! . -•- .- •
" shippers of Anthracite di Bituminous '
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- TOWER 'CITY 'LYKEN§ VALLEY COALS,I)
..- COA.L.-. ,
, ( 329 Walriut Street Philadelphia.
111 Broadway, Moron No. 8) New York:
• 1.• iEN TS for the gale of theeelebirated SHENAN- 4 `l ' • 127 Doane Street, (Room No, 11, Illosfon.
- 1.• • 111 cITY,WICKIAN&TRIRJ3KIISLoctRit Monti- ' march Ai. 7 1 ! 11- ~,.„ -,
...Oh tiLLI Bantside Slutruokin .
• W. bi .4514 Coal. . , ' -- Fier 14, Muth. - • .
BORDA,:KELI_EII4 NUTTING,
. Also, ESPO/Of and PEACH MOUNTAIN ' • .
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. * Red. Aeh ' Coal. . Mittertand , Shippers... of Coal,
. w-Ekili.Efiti.44l.ollEK•swoon. -.. _.. - •,....,-
FROM HOBOKEN. -." - ' - • TA IAI/I,IA SHAFT,
The hest - varieties of Lehigh and Boylan's 'CELE- - • . REEVE.4II.AI,E, - _ ,
is It A r ED,FAMILY COAL.- EcK.ERT LoIitIERRY, • - ,
,s•,. s .NtlitTil FRANKLIN' RED AMIL . • ,
' A.1.0, - SOle-Agents In the Eastern market for the • -, BLACK HEATH. '
At iuntle and George's Creek 00.'s oelebtated SITU-• .. - ... ' „ -DIG BUN ;Us • CST NIT.; - !
Nil NO CS COAL. • ,•- . ;-' -• GA IiItETSON, UIRA IiDV I LLEr i
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.. ••) 45' i lathy St., Boston.
Philadelphia, 247 Walnut Street. 1 '`. OM . ec.: 4.llaPin 64. Trinity Building. N. Y.
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..,".- New Pori, Boom 6, Trinity Building . MI )427 Walapt Street, Philadelphia. . .
'''."" Providence, $7 Custom Boma Street,. -. . .
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Boston, 26 Doane Strad. •,. . Inter G... . .
Pet•ruary22, IS "•7 1 3' . ,', - non - n.t.. KELLER & NETTING.
. Pier No. 9, Port Richmond. - ; T NORTH, FRANKLIN SHIITE ASIL
• - . April :41, •es. ,
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JOHN -R. Wlill.T.: - .& -BON -
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•Shippers of • Coal, •.: .. • 1 . ,.. .. Jinn Mork:- •
No. 316 WALNUT ST., .PHILADELPHIA: -,.-.. •:,, - . - •
a. Bpi...is r,,,N:at:rn.lt..,',. zoits D. Dr.teeKtcurrriL.
. ' ' for 8 sad/Wei:lf t— --
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. No. 514 West Thiheenth Street.; Now Iftirk. ..
WM.-1-IEISSENBUTTEL" & CO.,
-No. sog, Third Avenue,. New York.% ' V . , •-•.--
Ives' Muth; No. 99, India Street; Phi/I - deuce: • -.• Shippers and Wholesale:Deniers In
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....• ' A'olley's , Wharf, Mt. Washington Avenue,_ near ' '''''• - " ". •
1 - 1 ederal Street.. Boston.. ' Jan. I. `7O-1, ' Schuylkill ; - ; Lehigh -and Cumberland - ,
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pRANKLIN Opel. OF LEXENB VALLEY. * _
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DEALEn.,-, SSE CAUTIONED that. there are , . COA L , , .
1,111 I,itir Conleries whirl' mine thin.Coul, all of
TRINITY 111 - 17.1111N0, 111 BROADWAY , BoOin SI,
which ore MAULS he toatiagement ter-the undersign- - "
P. t.). 110 x, stoP,' NEW YORK.
,I •For the yearl4 - O , IIN VICKizION t: tv of Phila.. - , .
delpitta, will he tbe ofify -12enb , lot 1111A:111 , 111 - NeW sole. Agents for New ort:l f- and I:leinite 'for.the
Englaltd, Nvo •);',Ortt, Now. 3 e n.,ey, Bud Muth of Cape r Sale of LEK, (HUNT &( '
11.'S PLANK RI ()GE, and
Henry. :sot HA LLlllio,s:,& CO., ot isaft.j niore for al 4 . 1- 11AAs A littEN FIER'S TURKE t RUN COALS.' , . t •
other . p•-• kits.. ' tali - Agents will devd.:Biratl other_eoul inur e ' ) '_)11. '7ll .
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. . what e - ....- tool partb-s wishing 1 it. , 1411. 1 . 1..1111111e anti- -
CO.ele must proeurett of them. The oldeet of tlitKe:dition DAVIDSON YottNG & O
1., -simply to enable those. interested, to inly under- _
. standin.dy. ' ' ..WitoLEsAi.X.' nr.ALER.S..I.IS • '
The Agent.: and t h e i r. assistahta for the I.IIbVP , -
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-1•• dots. are as follows: 2..4 . V:i11:R. - SON & CO:, General LOCUST 'MOUNTAIN, 141A110K IN; me:mom,
Agents, VT2 Walnut street, Philadelphia ;-- their New i CUM BERLA ND..scISANTON & IKILKEriIIARRE
York °Mee is at Rosati - AK, Trinity Buildings, JOS. G... • ,-- .4
MOODY, Agent; a.sstyited- by ELISILA :MOSELEY, , • .
. . Agent', :It Summer streo, jloston. . -
. COALS; '
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HALL IlltOr Li ERN A CO., General Agents, .1 Post
1 gti , ..... avenue, Baltimore, 1%1.1.; ,_repi-es.ented at liar. ; BOOM ~...,; 4 . ). 1(4-TRINITY BlUILI)ING, NEW I'OE.K.
minor;,Pa, by Josk;:p.if G. wytmp-y17." Orders 1 NV M. M. DAVIDSON, furmeily 14 Tyler & Co. .
should be given to either Of the als - kve named intrtleS, • SA m'l,ll. YOUNG, formerly of CaldstelLtJordon &Co
tool toan one else. WM. B. EcowLE,l=eneratiSintinger ROBERT K BUCKMAN: -
, kit the summit Braneh R. It. Co., the Short Mt. Oval • Jan 15. , '79 .•
. . , • : ~ 1 - ''' 3.1 y
... • • 0., end the Lykens Valley - t!al Co, [Jan. r, , '7.11-,1 - •
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l`ler No. 10 flirt Mick ttttt nd. •' • Fr. JOHNSON 'a-itonoirEN: , •
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SINNICKSONI& CO. - - - .- --.'. COAT, - • ,:' .' •
Kole Ascots fur the Sale and Slit pillent::eif the - VAN - WIGCIP,' 'az •
S I I I OIfT
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Franklin Coal of-ZLykens Valley; '• -- gils4Re.,u . ,-D - B"iii4Eßsin , -rils°
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,- - la Ne‘ii*,'..nglatal,,New York, .New jersey mid Soutit Cr4ebr:atell P'Eulton--." , 6. 7 t't 'Otit'' 1, ehiihy Coati,
. -,, . r of Cain 31e:try. • ,
' '' ,• .. .'"Front Ille...a.:fiX 7 rvalke' n, he Stant, Collieries, near
(132 Wairrat 'Si t:•-et, Irhilad.l.lhl,4" - -I..llailettaif 'V . :K. 1 vered direct front 'mines. on
mitres: : joit.N.; 'tifN`, HOpos.r."r. und Nita,
' -1 68 TrlnityDhliding New %Cork.
t 32 Sunitner Street, ' lloe,toa!„,' - :-;. "Illic , i , iwi ! tqc • • A ,, ,, - .. ‘,,•,, ',...; '
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. '• - -"_...• , 444" klia';Trinity Iltiildirig,• • " -,
. JOSEPH G. 31001).Y. Ajtent,
.14.11,,1,'71-1. 'o'.. o *. 117,x'tig-..New..} - ...irg. 1 )-- flu . " , 1: 111 itaiwilTsl. NOO Vol*. ,- 4
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• WALTER,DONALDSON & CO ; • MglY ;k:t°.: ''''' -- -; • —. ..,. ~-. 1 2 (".— . ._
'''- .. ' C 'Ulf* ki;V, ;* VONA : * 1 1 le" ; IVESTO,4
- -. ....„ r MINF i lvi , A. s l3 - SorPrtlfts ot .• • ... ..,„„.
, , •.!:, NN.7/-vi . r.E.: A.SFilti - viim - A.sit i • - • 'N.O; ; 1 , 1 - B4IDADWAX ,-. NEW 'YORK..
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";-. ' I • _ • : - ':, ,' ~ - ,-- tteoeins 33 and 36 Th - nity,r2 - ildbag,l - . •^••• _
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.-,- _: - Si..II.Ii:AGENTS„for the - Celebrated ; , t= ' LEII1G1), I.VII,„KfiittARRE,... - ' -,-.-- --,' • ,
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riipTsr.,ls•• RED ASII; - : - - ''
i; THOMits..L,EI - 11.64 - k ;'':' COAL. • • -... . . drAJHANciy, .sett.vsto . :4 , . - , .. I
. , • • -.', :. , 1.1)(iliV11101-7:4A IN,
, , (205 Walnut Street;•Philadelphia. -..- ,_,._......
- --.-7-tati. es -.• -19 TrOty,littildisig, New York- . 11.,...3 .. 1131. - .P.L f tv. r), BELO AD T 0.1", FYi.'.i , ....,..., :•.• -
. ' I HI Doline..Street, Bostbn. - -
. Wit %. RF-Pier li-Port Itlehuiond. • • - • - Cr 'A. - •.E 'S ''-: .--
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..,e, ,-,,,,,_. SOLE AG F:NTs forrNew'York end
. the . North .. - . ti
' ' - ' ":- ` . - ' ."- ....? the celebrated llit:',Nol.4ltllSil -, 11; FILL BUR N-
• I CAIN HACKER. -&- COOK -
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lING LEINGII .COAL.- - _THE - 1-11.1NROSE, , THE,
' PONVELTON .Seral-biturninous an ® pther first , . - rate
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;sl . • ' . s 111 P1.E.11", OF' ' ' . '„ contertm -, , - -
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Act WFJ.T.; C. It CONAN'T, -
...'"•".1.. s TtiT ci,‘1 , .., 1,1 ot:I•ST .-- iIIIPNTAIN,_; SLACK , , ' J .. A M Ei3 I . V- N c,:i - 13. ER, w./43 .k 0N: .
~ ~ , • li F: - ATIC.'
'. ..-: ' April,3,::_69 -___ ...-.:- . - . -41
- ALSO, DISALEItS 11.4 411'111-11. 1.'111•T‘11:Ai. , 1.1_11.-4 Or v - _ -
--'-' . White shit Itt(t. ".A.:4,4 - ,Ccials, • rIFFiCE "OP THE NIAGAILK ELEPAT- ,
'\u. 214 Wolnid,Ntreet, Philadelphia: and Wood. V INC& CO.. I CoxxxxciAt I
-11.cK7X, BUFFALO, N. Y:,
' ' land Wharves, Nt:httylkill Riser.• _ -
'JOHN B. STRYKER. ' . COAL. • • *COAL." .. COAL. ..
/41111'1'ER AND AGENT, ' - TILE NIAGA.ItA - ELEVATING C 0.,. having a
" !r+.4.1.70.--1 • • Seinvlkili Haven, Pa. iarastsurplus 14 , Lot and Dorkage, will lie pc...paled
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' Pier lir, - Port Itiel ttt tttt ad.
at sire opening of mitigation. to receive from the Erie 1
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-Railway, Canal, or Lake, any quantity Of COAL fur
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LOVE,BOYER ...Se -CO.,
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. .RtiVage,or trata*lllptlient .to any plitee.East by-Venal- !
' or 464 by tile. Lakt. , upon as favorable terms int any:.
- ‘.. •, , ' SHIPPERS OF -- .4 -parties in itutralo. "‘ Tbeir lot Is welr'located. Aka'
66 - fiteacite and Bituminous - .Coals. g"e!al.c4tYb 1m a704 --- CLAEKE. Vic‘ 414141140 a.. - .
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- •, SOLE AGENTS FOR - t 'March trz, 'c9 .
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* 1 'CM BERL,VNIf VEIN ISITU'AIINoUS GOAT, .
' * c za.4 WOltint
, SL, Philadelphia: , • •
' sclimilltill. - fountn. , ,c : .. •
Bittees, - 13 Doane St., Ironton. ,•. ,
.' I 27 Custom House St, Providence. , .-.
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, liarvit 5,70 • • , ,' , , , - 10-Iv , _ ! JAM - IST - .1: E It,
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- Pier 13 North Port Webinond. - Slilpp
• ' 311 net and e r•of . the Uhebrated ..
JOHN .C.' SCOTT- & -SONS -, ,
' LOCUST ' MOUNTAIN.• COAL
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. -Miners and Shippers 0f.C0a1.,• ,-,
POTTSVILLE, SCHUYLKILL CO., PA.
•-• : , i' , ..901.1t AGUNTS FOR rut SALE Or . . Jail 1,'70. - . . . .
StAPLE DALE; LOCUST 14017 - N. TAIN White Ash.- "- ---ei •
Wilmington, - P. :. •••
'IIEN i'ILINKLIN"Meep Rid_Ash. - • •
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1 1 ..rorn the sanle veplor and kl•nlll'Ar. In all 're.pect!l to
thei IN'KENS V.VI4IFX
Elt-iNK GOWEN SHAYIOKIN Red -Wu'
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THILADELII•IIIA—No. 228 Walnut St. -
U81.*,:- /.1104TON—.No. 19 Doane St.
1 NEW YORK-111 ltroidt.tity, Cliairilier
k..liva- French.
Janl, ,l-lv '
DAY, IIUDDELL
• 4viiners &Shippers.of Coal.
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1 (263% Wpinut at.. Philadelphia. - • ,
°hires: 11.1 itrirglivray. (Trinity Hui Miami N. T.
(7 Doltne Street. Medan,
!tole Agents (*Jr the sale id,the following erlehrated
HAitLEIGii LEntriii coAt„ a '
HICKORY c 11.% C 0,14 }lie/CORY AMY DR . lt Eft
COALS, and the
EXtrELSIOR CONI, SHASIOKIN'CoAL.
lent - eel; f tier No:IS PL•ifcell mond.
lan . I _ 6 . Pler trdizabt (411,1, N. J.
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Pler l Port Kirkwood.
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JOHN ROMMEL, - My& BROTHER ~
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'- - The Tamils mei well llama 11114; A liAtillig, Wilt* Ash
The Superior INSET fA.AT. bal 7 res4-buralase Placish.
The Ce.abrateci DANIPIL TS 13sTgAiIhrp ef,d,ecd,
BROAD TOP SEXI-11110113 IN. • i : • •
RAVEN'S WING LEHIGH at Elizabothport.
- 20334-Walnut St., Ph'lad*.
tutke44 r 21 Doan, Sirret,
Boom 153, 1 Trinity Building. New Turk.
4 ;r4 - 2nAt. AGENT—SAMUELP. 'WOG, tist , istml by
s. BROWN and F.. P. UPHAM, Mandl
YANDUBEN BROTHER & CO.,
illners and Shippers of
COALS.
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phi empsils Lehlilk, Locust lloostalo. Locust Cap, -
-I Wilkeoborr e , Lehi g h, ILO other ,
WHITE . - AND. RED ASH COALS.
, • --; ...1 Pt. Richmond. .
NG Wn "Lav . • , ,
ski i PPlas: Elizobetn .
rt, po • -
_ - , army City. . ,
, f l 2Ol Wa.ntit.Street, Phlindelploft. - '
OrEte r s: , , ',lll Broad*kay, New York.
- l' 6 Dow: n il-A., Booton. - . lian -t- -
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Shaft . o -Rainbow and Keystone
COALS.
inurt-No. '2l Port ElebotosL
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•
OFFICE OP' THE MOCANAQIIM '00A7,0
COMPANY. No. 501.1-MlG.figa,W.`rragit
- WILM I OWN, -DELA WARE. • •
We lire now / prepared to riirtilvdi the Trnde,;l►ewl
erK anti Cellaatinebs t.lttt our
Celebrated Coal, the • " blocaniique," •
And IntereKted'alll rind It to their advantage
and economy toeosimiltitil-eutispanybeforemnktrtik
their yearly rontraetinr engag.lng eargoex •
Shipping point for ttle'Western nuirket. - Erle. i
. -14ontpern do Ilavrecle
• Empferit 0,1 * Wttnithgrott:
N....V.—A1:4n, the Clover 11111 hall Road •
and 1111 u-
Int nnotta Coal 01.'s ('oats, .. for - t tte , rnanulartarn of
r.eand tea e: f. vietd • ;-e..k.e tlritt quality and
. pereeutitge May 21; '7.n..
gorbtqv T.Frck.
-EAST FRANKLIN .LOIiBERRY VEIN COAL.
1\ Y EAST PHAN - kLIN 'LW:Ip CCI4L
ix now wad eAt•lttOlvely by Miietnt. - REPPLIER;
(.10110)2...t Co.;no art. tny role Agents. Parties
onlering from them inuy alawystAi.pend 4 ttpon get
ting a price sande- • '
_1- •
No. ;Mt Walnnt St..l'4llscleeta.
OFFXDJ. : 1 No. 11l llnttlwsy. IA; .0111* rark.
1N0.,i Doane street - notort,3, &tato!.
Jan 1. 'tit-1- , • , Hp!:
Wire kr.
iltikg. TO. N .I.sr:.. J.
For Inclined Phases. Mining, SinnAlin*Slilp RlE.ging,
. :..-nyfl o wtodon liridgcs. Ferric p, et Illyll and litiy,m •
.. •.• on Derrick", Crane% iiivi cdieikr.... ,
-:0 " ' ..• Elarimon., Tlllrrs, &a. . . ,
A I.AIteIE:STOCKOF WIRE fiOPF.CONSTA-NiLY
- - • ON iiAND. - .J
. . .
: - . PrierW:filSei with IMPipate_ll. . .
Sr F.r At rength. Age aid cost, sec clreuisirs, which
will lie Acta, on ;application. -• - Ains.7.lo-31-IF .- :•
aLLET, DAVIS a CO.. •
NZW tYliROVEtir GRAND i.tQUARg .
PI 0 S ,
B. 81 lONINGE Etat C 45.113
- •
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- C:IVILO:1: ANI, I'AITI.OII OICOANS a
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.4431,1 for f:A.411 fruit INSTAL:UM:TA. iNtirefufeoilei
wit! do W 11 to e.ll l / 1 0110 WO- lintel. Iteffivrrentents.
before purelwOur elsewhere. 0' - ' ; 4 ,-- 'l , a •
rtru.llJr 11..xwriptIve cireglar
_. - . - • , •
-IF. ItEDELELD PHELPS'. .CO.
• •
Pia f 1! CIIMTNI.TT
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POTTSVILLE, - SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 3 1870. t - SINGLE COFIES SIX. CENT*.
PHILADELPHIA
Vf." n ITN EV. urn. 1 .) ; kV* Ica sic, fit.M. Ki/MERE&
tempt 10.-'79
THOMAS - C. PARRISH,
88IPPEII Asp MILEY 13
Le-I.iol,Sehtlylkill. and Bituminous
• St) lA. L. -
_
C`O`niltnininka ontonciin lotion Solicited and taken
on favenahic TecnO.
•
St.. Philadelphia.
411:-17
ALKINK
,
i1 ... 614.11.9 OF Tint 1 . :5
iir .)CUST 1101.,;i"LIN
1 A • E '' . "
4.' • ,
Lml;cr is
x prays A :RD
I:lit:Er:ATE') CAME
• Zl-iy
10$ Wan,
June I. iv
Orli
toobs'.
LAP LES • SgITS !
SVITS .
- 1870,
can beFfound epica . hem cu.
LADffs
•
kette,tit Style
TWA? c-At4 varlet:lP - Via
we Br It n specaralt3.
cLOAKi;
•
In every ariety tarn.
Seal skin Fur Clunk
Al*o. 4.tntellan Fur and
a - Ith 3110 T., Sa, to ttuurh.
BLACIt SIL
Thr het , t go. nis
_ . .
• , In
FOR -DRESSES
at •the• very lowcat prie
El =ME
.fit,at moderate prices.
nct IAbV: .
J 4 tV & ENGLISH, -
r. 53.1 11ENTNUT STREET,
mil:lento! Hotel.
soUTII'N . INTH
DiILPHIA. -
A : 0 I IC S •
AT REMi
. k
AON
I 0140E01 e
Axu
PHIL
kr( 11. 11642-3111
N EW FAIL GO
11011 FR
114AD1&Y CO
a'• F.::A.
I I'7O.
fur- ilie pie%ekit
Cur ri . i .,. .01rt 'Top
ill2Mii
- :COlwithitirni.lllg:lll
I Op Ilar Eurqweitil war
rwles.tor,ur-Fall t rni
owr (warn. early and I
Iltutor In.Etr‘pe,
vber
NEWT,
great dittienitles consennent
!,• obtuln CLidce. French Fa
lc we are enabled by ',lining
I trough our extend VP -rofintbe
erau unumially n
sl~iti3klcs,
•
'A rid ive c:t111,It
'wt.ort kreitt v
etthir attention to our ,tip,rl,
defy ortexturem Of • • ,
NEWTHE
CLOTH COLORS,
t Air
WALK IN
ct)s-rulialt:s
Am IL wlllAmeAnipcir44ll'
ntblo tetturem In lb!»
In% Ite pn
le to retilettisli our nirmt
market, we would resp..etfull.e
.1I2•I. , -
„ r i.nown
N TI O.\
ElEg=
in all prh•;, and vontie.,.l:;
WHITE SI
KS AND SATINS_ ..Pz
=
s CO
ZED SILKS
iii is•very
CtElort.
li;( di. -V YAGE
I cy
, • "
anti fabric
~
COSTOT
to now es 4.
' ' •
• . •
•MotlilAlN
DEPARTMENT
var:tly;!if:,lt• - xl . trg ritalar for.
ra , plf•to, w4ll.tlver3
nuaindng w*fnr,. • •
_ ~.
A W L 4.
El
• S
•
.lif evrry iiteglity and
inn& nisi. - n Megasit s
tole, Emil) for witniitli anti Al.4`
yles for Fall dr.i.oo.
OTI('F.
WP K1t371 take no a'
sl ruble koodm, ligt nL
-MODFR
van istav of 11ir scarcity of de-
I (suit I one t o w•1I our wtxx•k ufit
TE ADVANCE.
141' and 1414
'hesimit' street,
Philadelphia.
Get •:0-43—sits
G. Ff.. AND IP41 1 : 1
Citl3ll•Ll WENT.'
ITION s
F.kitHJ9l 4 4l3l.F. WORLD.
OF ]MRS.
lecentti Q Chestnut . f4tx: - .Plilla
FA-LI. AND WINTER OF 'l- 4 7 1 , •
le and Relnll,
No. flOl N. W. mr,
=
Effil
i
i• Brat manufnetorloi supply.
hake and Costumes for,Ladies
Jai department of plain and
.„, tterns, at the latest ,Parislan
: . ..33 v ii vi ti - igr ade rdo:en. If :4' Cirri Want
cult, - at short no-
I EWA for Modern' trinimtngs and
nilng, Travel' rue and N'.-Wing
3 Fancy Costumes. •
m 1 NOS. lirTTo rcs, Ow( Aje ram
Driases, :riantler", (
and Children. A xi
elegantly trimined
•and English rityl
o handsomely-nttl
„tic*, go to :rigs. BIN
- dainty Paltriest. 110"
outfit's. Walking an
DRESS& l'UtA I Tit.
comprising the lat
.colbred Fringes, til
Wats.* itrid.:l_mrnj
In \ elvet, Satin and
ilea. MADE UP LAVE
FOR.l)ltte4 Tit Lit MIN ,
nee, Hamburg Kdgl
are and Thread Inc
In price. Cilorin IN
Male, Citchl '1196, 110
',elected tri - Mrs. BI
Whitby Jet Goods,
Necklaces and II
yet Hoode„'Corai n
Sleeve Buttons; Cha
ty In Style, cannot
• oar city are respect.
Mr Pinking and (1
Mao, &perfect swat*
(erns Pent by mall of
Paris novelties in tilack and
pops, Ruches. Loops, Flowers,
Ohs, Veils, Ribbons, bew shades
I Taffeta Ribbons, Modiek, Neck-
Gootet—finAtt it urctiMILLACE
CU. Pointe Applique, Valentien
rigs and inserdons, Black (Min
riOnwr, in design und moderate
:mass OkNAmmyrs, Fans, Birds,
uchoirs. Cases and Fancy Goods;
icier at Niagara. Elegant line of
, In Reis, liremtpins, Earrings.
*lets, Splendid line of french
Grid Freneh pold Sets. Charms,.
dc., which for price or carte
he surpassed.' Strangers vtatl I ng
Artil„v, invited lo emantite. , .
saulFering. Cutting and Fitting.
em Of Dress Cutting taught, Pat
s express toall parts of the 12.1tion.
MR.4. M. A. 'BINDER'S,
L.b and Chestnut Sts., PIIILATOL
N. W. ear.
Oet 1, "*.t..—
ME!
N 2 , r - °4 " /)8
SHVf,A,D,
VAN HARLINGEN &
RRISON. • •
MI
—.4 \o. 1041 S Cl
estnut Street; Philada.
c the attent ton of bnyeralti their
• Iteip• ftfully Intl
Large and writ asan
eft f4tfrti of
G0015§.;,,,,-
N E
trpa eltvr .
or Port:hosed ,for Cash AL
All of which have
Imported Direct
Low' Piic 95
Exclimive attentlo,
t
1 1 t.);sl \ l, ,:iii long . T . x , rctknet: in. nqr
IF''.l.[;.. :N GiXiliA.. . .
411i."1 AI, LIND.;
- WHITE GOOL ~ .
- HOWSE , IFIT NIAIIING DRY ogoi*".
, - . CCRTA NA:CURTAIN MATERIAL, 'd.c.
Eilahie us to give our customers, maityadVaithiges
not - afrortiell• else byre.; Every "leseclption. of the
.NEW:S!AK EN of „-::.... : •
MAR tEI CM% MINTS. COUNTERPANE:4. •
ItI_ANNELS, RI !INEETIS, MUSLINS...
'I4II.F.EIINHA, e. IILE DA MArsgrs, NAPKINA.
. Ivry lAEA, FRI' . 2 100Y1.104, TABLE LINENS;
TOWJKLA, ToWELI,Ntis. - TRAY CLOTH'S,,_ •
. '
... TABLE t7IAIEHI 0) If 51 UN OIX CLOTIII4, '
LINEN IsIIEET Nkis, TABLE (NMI:RINGS.
• TA 13 I ;Eantl PI A:NO COT Elt,t, !STAND Cts V ERA':
114-MITIEXCIrtigIEVNI•N ,' -_r"
' YVIINITII-111: L INTZEst, : 4 - -
-' FITRNITUIIE TERI:VGA.
..T.I/LECOOVIE .CRIR QUILTA. '
LINEN FLOOR 'OVISRIM.N. MoREEN L, A,
DA 11A..110 1 . KI LE' CURTAIN MATERIA
et A tr.`i D 100 11 LN P.S; IR ROCATI.I.E4, - B,ATI NA;
1 TERR 1 tc, llK'Pegj PLI.IsH}Pc&e. . .
( LAt'E tl. KT A INA. I XIII,: lets, TARSELI4.
. mops, wrwor sulApy4, At: • . •
~ vet 1.70 ' •, . .
~ , . gm ai t. .
, TNDIAN.I I O lora 1L1,41-.. . ,-AII Ottle - rs for
i the above POW ER ea 4sr lettst the oftlee; 17S
Centre Street, wit ROR • R.: . BEATH ;
a z with
a r
WATZ.ACIfi p. 1t7405. ... at the , Penn nada
Natio:Mal Hank , prod will he promptly at ten i.t0.',7
aune.l. '7O-10.44-:=4 rTfIO SIAS W REN &.00..
..Y.-avER
LAU RUO
PORTER. .1%"0$
lort.ana beneSt
below ARCO: ' '
Muth. gtoektnee
J01y,18.10
•
IssW PATENT • SCA•Pir
DER ititACK and CHEST SUP.
PlicuPdee the.•Dirteet COM
• bterd. pSa I%orib: Seventh Mt.
Itsdelyhin Tamen. .riepporterA,
leittebcs, .te, • Lady atteudanj
. - . 21-IX, •
E -srivitltairasTiuo Tip
()Malay*, totidonderry,
tuntiwn and Ilambunr,"
or Peenena.—ror raa
•hi commodious; own Ratable and
:tnibtpti between the tinned
Of WI Information In reward to
re.. apply in ammo or br Mall to
C. F. OLOSER.
Igo. =padre IttreetOrotterille.
A itCE OR - LI
STAMIIIISH
Betw.4en
onlitAt o4"aw Y
I.Werimo •
- AVOW T •
- 11Nre or drafurby
popular tmr
.04otei sad h..
rinsoule t
ityk Agent.
.
hit) 2.14.tf
=-1n
• 14`UIZSI
OMI'LETI
LUMBER! LUMBER 4
'I UNDERTAKERS AND CHAIRMAE-ElO 4 . •
We have on hsad n large lot of Seasoned OV AI.
COFFIN BOARDS and POPLAR CHAIR oa NET- -•
TEE PLANE. The above Is the best al W=ltp bf IN- • *.
DIANA LUMBER. = BOAR. & RAUDENB
July 10.it1.3141 cor.ith it Spruce . Reading, Pa. ,
UMEIER! .LII3IBICR4
100,000 . FEET OF NTE•ITE4N 1.0113 ER
130 AS
Corner MI and Stirnee Ste, reading, ra.
• •
We keep constantly on hand illehlgan Pant -
liana Walnut. Pop
s lar Chalr Plank. and
Ash Lumber, all sesoned. The Walmit r is . from
• 12,40 :k) Inchew wide and all thlekriesses„ and the
Poplar from 1.. to3o Inches IF I dr. The quality of the
Walnut and Poplar cannot Ise so rpassed In apy mar
ket, and we an. selllng.lower than the elt'y market.
All parties in want of any kind-of Lumber ,would
do well'to call and esionlue ouratnek.
July 9,''70 - •
ILLERBBI7IIO STEAK SAW
- AND PLANING MILLS.'
-N. C PRECK & CO-,
MM!EMIEMI
OW/1
All kinds of 11.41 Tioiher eut to 0: tter:
iernatie'4nukber. Bnvdr. Manic. Lath. Stripping. I
Flooring. Sifting, fin.ll.
Moulding.
All kind. 'of 3latothirturlng Luntlx.k. e)tistontly..7
on hand.
1,.
I.'Ltlte Plne hemlock tetock and (Ink flour& cut uny
length... tiltrMllk see 111 tulle", below WllllattuLp rr,
.1
i lug a Pay! tig la te,so freight per lU' reel. Orderm
.i tilled promptly . l'rlce Ilut lurnl-hedonapplieutlon.
July 9. '7.,
= • 28-6131.1
. .
Tor snle :anb grt.
•
Faa BALL.—A•new and ilrat-elais TcrelY BUJ
GY. • Terms retuamahla. Apply to
May ;:7C-19-tf WM. 1t.14511T1L la 4 Centre Rt.
F _
OR BENT.—Twouttlirn ltu.f.el'A Office
lug, corner Secotul emr 31uhlintongo
Apply to HENRY C..ItUSSEI, 11e3t1: E%.ote .turtit.
Moltnlongo;l4lreet. , •.;
. Marcia 134 f ;
. .
1702. .11ENT.--44'n )Ith: 1ttA.,34 with.dwOUng at
tached. In fhompfton'n Row, nn Market atter!,
above Cram.. Poet... Aloft gtv- ii Itame4l lately'. 1 , , w
teriag applV to 1.. C. T11051rt...):N.
.1 uty_ ::0, 70411 tf • •
FOR - SALE—TW - 4) fr.;,on Vie corner of I.lopi
.Wen.t r•ilellitlitilHal. plat Iwo
on It. In H wooml totisinev4 Incali y.
"irr rwartleolan., apply on lii. preinit4 , ot hy tnuil to
JOHN .10.V.15. I'. O.
Fin ENANLIOAII I 'ITV. PH.
rOE. SALE OfOrt:t LE-T.-4% Pii .N
IH• or t Itcir.l)
containing about P. AC,11.K. 1 ,, -it II Ix the lip
ni.t unto. .in Tunibling..ltnn it -on"
4 ppiv. _ . - .
- J OA. \VA 1.1;1:It, nit ll:opretioFf.i.‘
•
• let 29. I 1.510. ' • ''.
IRON WORIEtr! IRON WORICS! • 1
. FUR SALE Olt TO I-.EASV.
T 1 I,e Schuylkill llitv'en,lilryvt [roil Works nre'Uffi , r•
rd for sale at' half t I rirorlt;lnnlbood,or a 111 IN` le:a:rd
for It tetra , 4f year.to re-xpoto4ole.partfrx. For trrinA;
apply to, wlLTitotn. Trustee s.: kl.2.2, - • , Schuylkill Haven
:
TOR SALE.-1 pair Breaker 34 in. tyll tsrd
1: plates, holstlng drum; 4"(t.'seriietclll.ll.
Jonig; country screens, shute gate s, bars; dtislt
,:es muck anti {platy,' and blot - of tat ne. mach I nery ;
will be sold cheap. Apply at •
.1(1111N it. 1)1Eli WS Coal
Juno I, 70•-23-11
..
.._, ~
- .O LEABE... ,
—The • valuable tract of Coall band
FOR
known as Robb& Winebrener Tract; late .11ilc i
ford, ',Ruined in Blythe and Schuylkill Townahipa,
and.containing about Th) acres, to offerid for lease
upou reasonable tertna. Apply to " - - :.
F.,II.I4ANICAN, Agenti• ~
_
. Feb 27,76 P. cO-If. - - .1 Potts% ille or Port Carbon.
t'IRST-CLABS COLLIERY FOB BA-LE.—A' !„.
1. - First-Class Collleryo (or sale, with-Amt.!, for I'4 i •
i - ears, on the Mammoth awl' other veins, now 014,--.
ping from fa; to 10) canrof noel per day' Coal ~cif -hest I
quality always in demand at hit:heat-Market . price.
for pa tl ientant enquire of Ilte-undersigned, .
. FIt.INE CARTER ; - . • , .
. . Engineer and .IC4 al Estate Agent.. -
1 -'.--ti.oir 0., '7ll-44-tf , J'otb.kille, Pa.
'• . .
DUBLIO SALE.- 2 .141114 Mi•Wl'llrinii, Esq., will
I I offer his valuable Farm Isna•iiund Farming In -•
I .pleirients :.1 Public Sale on the.ltith and 17111 of IN • -
eettiber. Is7o. This Farm Pas the advantage of a
giai,d market, sitha:ett two mile% north of Trevorton .
1 , and te, x.;m , l -one half mile% west of Sham , * in, wh'eli '
is nit infer:or to any mall:A-vs within our n-itch.. See
At:unit:olls: Terms easy.
Apply 10 .101A\ 51cW11.1.16..M.q. TivVoiton, or
JANIE.S SMI 111, SJlntitoldp, Niirtliuknherlativi
Pa. . : S;oy-1.4;,*70-I`i4l.
F :
OB SALE.--1.4i. , lisitiGle.ltrehker lord. Ilf4l Ash •
Colliery, all Complete atul as"goo,l- au/ new.; with
Krborme_enghte, hinters. hoisting gearing - for p)stle;
& - i...."..ec.- , . . •
... .
o,tie 1. ft. fan, .4 horse engine and boilerw, one Ilve`.
tonluty sen.r. = !
Iril.teet telitlig rols with , „hlts, ..1:C.,-all lii complete I
,
order,
Aix., a set of !Misting grarinst.for skips, Pines-mid
other artletes. .% pply to C. M. 1.111,1, Agent, 1 ' 7 t
lsr Centre street, l'ottavtlle. • ,
OA tignit-t; + '11142- t f ,: i ; .156 et-ff • :
~' W
Ilitt,./kiiik.Tiiiir -Fartn-nfT.OO acres with improve- i
w - : numb,' aud.stoek, altuatcon the line of tbe Schuyl- •
-11 l and Susiitietiatrna Rallrosul. 14 miles from Potts,
vine. hi acre% of the land are under 'cultivation, 75
acres are covered :with chestnut aptfaits of 10 yeara ;
growth, which .woulil make elcelleftl prop iimF: . be .
ibt• acres are covered with heiley tintberr - The Improve; ,
merits conslat of a...tsubstantial house, a new !,'[etas
Barn, mit boa itai,iinita new aawmill witltwater pove- :
Cr.' stock con data of-horses, cows, grain,- hay, and
If mil ng.lnipietnents: The pert"! i
asked can be-real-
raed froth the timber alone. Terms easy. Apply to J •
Jolts M. SHEA FEB, }lsterit's Building. Pottsville, •
or to FEItGUS G. FAligUliAltNo. DO t'entre street, j
Pedtaville.• J• Augn",tl,"o„.4-31-tf ,
- . .
VALUABLE, PROPERTY TOR BALE.
- —.-
TILE BrILD'ING .
S-13,411
'ENtISf:S .
'
...
.flirmerly occuplcd
j liy the, „j% •. f .. •: •. . •
: i . -4(niC YirkLE.l. 'COUNTY LUMBER :CO .- '••
.consisting of a •large lit lek and atone ',hop, With
steam power and tisils..for -, .
. ,
PLANING and 31ANUFACTUBTN.ki LUMBER'.
,
with lumber alieila, abundant yard rot,rri,'und other
conveniences for a large 'mai mesa. This property is.
aft tutted In t lie liogornifitr,Porntrit,t.g, an' fronts
on the Railroad, and la othersilse - a - idi located.. .-
' - Will be sot.n t r olc and Upon eiLarterma of payment. .-- _
. „ Apply to .1011:\ 1.. PUTT, Pottsville. Pa.,
or, BEN.% PuTT, 2.15 Mt. Vernon St.,. J r
Stpt la. -'7137-tf . ; .• • :- ' 7 l'h Iladelplila. ~•
: - . • .. ,
.1:0R .8 AL EL4 - 1 I F. FoLTAIKING
I: ' ' - 31INEN.lii MACII,INP.RY. - '.
Offe, F li:e Ton Lbronint lee, suttabit , for 4-foot gunge' 1 ,
mad. lips been used -,for conveying cold mid coal .i•
dirt at the aloes, and la in good order:. '.
• Also--4wo Horizontal Pumping Engines, IS-Intli I
cylinder •" feet stroke; with. Rearing and bobs, and ,• ,
-two lifts of pumps lot yarda each, with I.finclrpiten,
'gem, to feet stroke, and two lifts of punifia-a0 yards -
eariu.one Is-inch, the other; 11-inch plung . er, - ettch 7• ' .'
feet M '• _
enke. • .
„ ~. . . ,
-Ater-tine Winding Engi he, 12-Inch cylinder, I-feet :
stroke, with druin-genring. and boilers complete. ' -
•
Mao—Four sets Breaker Muchlner3 - . .
Also-100 three-ton Slope Wagons, heti - vit., - Ironed.
for four feet track. .• - ' • I.
Alto—Orie lit feet Fan and Englne., - w it h . tubular..-_
boiler complete. . - ' —,
The above machinery has been In. st-rvice, but la• •• ---
In.good working order.
.GEO. W.I3'SYDF.B, Pottsivllifl. Pa.. ! !
. Jan 9, 'OO-4-tt
poXi SAL.
.==t
sloo ,000' cmhig-olrn
1 ninety horse engine, 21 In. bore,ll ft.'St rake:l9
fir wheel: shaft, It in. pump shaft / 5 in: ,
diam.slt ft. long; pump Scheel 11 ft; diam..ta
the face. 4 In. pitch. with hobs and connecting rods,
has been used to run nJi in.•puegp. • '- -
1 sixty horse engine; Is In. bore, 6 ft'stndie; ,I 9
fly wheel. With pomp whe , el,lllaftS and ail conned
tines; I drum 10A. wrought iron shaft.
large-double breakerwith 110 horseensdne. 4
sixty horse engine, ism .I*,l plate, 46 fret strokt,
with all the pump gearing attached.
1; ninety horse engine;M high lAgreetstr% k
1 steam pump, II . cyl.. 3 ft. stro wt
expanslonjoints. set of heityytorie caring; *An
pushing trucks soil wire rope. •t!..
fa drift rata, 401 n. gauge. 4 drift cars, .1 in. gene.'
41 drift ea" 44 in. gauge. 4 large coal cans, same
gauge as Ow & R. R. R. Several large .dulup
trucks. MO feet wire rope; different sixes. A lot of
blacksmith ; tools, anvits; Vises, bellow's, ge. A lot
'of krona band helleng,.vartous sizes. :1./ tone of
second hand T rail. 7 second hand injectomin good,
order. 210 - yds.-16 in. column ,pipe; 100 yds: t) in.'
column ipeg 1 2/ In. pole pump; 216 In., pole
*pumps.' 1 locoMptive„l driver's : suitable for shifting
tars, or on an Iron ore hank. Also, the wood wort of
2 breakers, blacksmith and :carpenter shop... One
blowing tub suitable far tergeltinuice.;. .
2 nipoty_horse engines. - With hOlta.and leg! .
9stary - I gings complete. -
1 fi fty Ixir.e en d Inc.
- I it feet hoisting drum.
2 thirty " • I 6 ="" " "
1 twenty-9re " " 3. ." " "
' 6 Boilers, grin. x ft. - .1 stack ft ding* ft long
1* INln,x2lft. 2 stacks al 10-130.'
' 4' " ' 201 n. x2O ft. - 6 tons splice plates, 10,ft.
2 " 21 111..1 12 ft. long, 4 Inx34. •
2.• ." 21 In. a-6 ft. Lit Of puinp stubs. •
1 " 12:linrcse, tubular. - 1 heir 12ft exhausting fan
1 Upright flue holler. 1. "" 0 "
2 new boilers, El In.a 90ft. I.2it 0(1 In. hautboy pipe.
2 " " In. xan ft. rump wheels. shafts and
100y'iy.141n.coltimn pirr. - blocks of various sizes"
157 • 1$ In. " , 1 - small Mot lathe. Fire
300 1" 14 - 14 tys mi. PIM (Mats, steam and: water
with lid' and rano:
.' pipes for boilers oCdiffer
-111 Yds 10111.elditielaPJPP ent stem constantly on
-" " " 150 tons cast,scrap.
- 1 Lot on In. pipes. . 50 tons wrought scrap. '2
211 tn. pole primp. setsof breaker rolls: 2 4
• 2le ". " ft.- err ws. 2•drtlins for
14, "• • ." ' chains, Lot of Erat
o $ "
" " . flab fiat chains , about 1200
111 In.liftpump9 ft strat. feet. -Lot of mecond hand
10 small dift;suid tome sheet/rota. Bolters of all
' pumps.. 'uses made at the shortest
tuusotchaln.Varioni notice. Always on hand
site& range hollers, 161 h. and
110 feet hoisting drum, in. Was,
, At the Machinery Depot ofiCotti Stmt.,
Noe. M. 10--111-tf • ' JADE% SPAM* -
Tall MIK OF WM Sfr= i 7Mllo=4 Ma
-1 l eematkel Attetrbuteht'' of
tk i.,.aista,
Wm. Yount and Charlet 8. 117r - Vas diked= by
the death °Mtn. J. Yount. She . reilitaa {MADE r
win matinue in the lame Ilea ot neesat a Forth
Tth nt.,eimter ot Filbert, Planate)]* . . it: 1.
Oct. 1, no-,41-an , CHARY rig L.
. • ,
IMO
=E
I
e?Tti=enl
f ,;•• 0.
4PUR 2111C- N_
PRESENT SEASOk
We , hare duped and manufactured a Ihrge
•g hock of the
~
READT-NIDE C 10111111(
Which we warrant tolxt
AS FINE At .CiIIiTCONI- WORK
In all,respect
OUr preparations for
the present season.
have been on the:lnaz
gest, and meet Übe= .
rel scale, and our
'present stock is
as superior, to
any former
one 'as our
fonder ones. •
havi 4 .been
superior..
to thoie
of otlien:„.
119Fles:
4_
A\ AtrN
Gents' -
000Ds. 0 0 0
Finest:in
quality, 'of' -
'
the greatest PIO
variety, and up •. , -- i ,
tnthe Tory latest
fashion and style. - "7
Embracing every-
thing essential .to a 4IVA
gengemen's toilet and \ 41 116
wirdrobe.
ti
CUSTOM DEP'T. • o•'
_ _ ..
Goods. Of our own impor- ' ...
4
Cation — tile' newest and i #
~.,
beet fabrics Of . English. i
French. German. and /4 0, ' r
Rome Manufacture. /
The most a k fll fu V BOYS,''
oittteis in Philidel--, t
phia. "Style" 'End i' 4 Yollhs, 3
Good workman-
ship. A Dior*/ Children's,
fact (It guar- I '
all sa teed tisis wi on 4 DEPAITIEIt
/
other re- -Many near style s
rpocts;
lion
in
an
' ma d e . .
up' in te
most elegant man
it i ti rier, an d securing . the
l qualities of durability
. and strength, so desira- ,
41?
,
ble in Childrensl Clot .1
, ing. We have made 1- 1
, .
special efbrtii in
this department, :
-
.. , .
818 ' - '
- - , L ,\`‘ . \\ l.ll:ittd :s tii
tot naskfi k. On'a irw toPrialCi e tl :
• .-. 1 ' ' • : ty-five styles '
~ `‘,
,18201 , .0„ of little
.- i ' _ :•civiß_.
CheitiritiSt.:,:,'Po '•
,
COATS
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7- 7 4 1 - 7" L- -
PHILADELPHIA. - - . ,
o'fA
~.
•
kilit kiallikaili:\,- .
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ISE
0
By our - 'rite= of Self-Measneement,
easily understood. we unable customers
to 'abet their jorders in such t way as to- -
- SECURE AS GOOD PIT as thangli -
they came themselves to our Establish
, Our Improved Rules for,Self?MeasUre.:
meat, Samples and Prices sent "when re
! quested. - and I PROMPT ATTENTION ,
gpren, to'all orders, with GUARANTEE '
of euttro
,ratti4faction.
JOILIUWANAMAKEE, ' ;
•. .818 and 820 Chestnut Streot, •
October IR, *tA)
rffl=ll
MI
WORTH
14DI}VG.
ge, well established and
fill business, with an ex
e of more than• twenty-
Lri,, enable us to offer
tents to all whO are
become puichasers of
Oohing-via •
Eata
penen
MC
induce.
about t
• • - N,A
no ,establishment in :
Qur garments are
f the hest materials,
:lected; nothing un
any way imperfect
at all, even in the
Fs of goods. It is
:lished fact, anion
our:Ready-Nrade
every thing =that ,
a superior gar-.
qualled by 'any
"in Philadelphia.
lenr• is' so — krge
every one can
without delay.
always guaran
bower, than the
We have
second
the,counall made
carefiilly
ound Or
is male u
lowest gra
well esta
`clothie,m,th
. Clothing, i
• goFs
. to-ma
(, Mint, is ~tu
stckof g
Our_ assort i
and varied thi
Ile• fitted at on
Our prices an\
:d •
t
zeal as low, on
lowoit ; eliewhcl
alsal; fine
-‘ Be-Goods
,
which will
in the. best
prices . _mut
usually' chair
- made to or , '
Samples
lists for all
forrafded
when.
'Wit!
Ifattn - Mts,
or seleeted
• •Allide Stocl
Per =guar
' reCtly:..
iPersons
can-when vis
call and hav
gistere& on
that PoPose ,
• molts can
futyte,eum
13ENNETT' &
Togpxr Hall, 518 Mar
Neff-avy kittens fifth gra Sixth
PHILAIIELPIT:I4I
;CV, F BAKER.,
C4"717 8 CARPLTB CARPITS
• •
FULL "ASSORTMENT—AIso. 0.1 CTotha, „Ifat:44a,
- .
. ...71.srlsrpets, Rugs. Window !Andes,
Stair Rods. dr. . s .
pi B. 'SNYDER,. &
No. :144outh Second St.; ' PLikwitlel{►hin.
WEST Ares simow Nl..yrszr. •
N. B. =-..%..11ber51 obie«oliJo' Caurebir and Clergy
Imre. .
_.:Oct fl. "all•lkunilats
. .
LEWIS'':OBSER T A TIOIIS AND
MAXIMS ABOUT HEALTH.
rpHAT , well-461;mi' writer on hygiene
,and. jitymnasties, Dr. Dio Lewis; has
just published, urider..the. title of TALKS
1., Anon' PEO_PLEN thoteAcits Ortoc
r C 0.,) a book - lull of practical _ wisdom, ex
" pressi..d. in all:tritely and . opple manner, and
1 * free. .froht. medical . Technicalities that
treverybody can underabind It.. .We give Scane
of= Mit observations In • his own language;
others we have condensed a little
:
tituttouy - . counts one hundred elettuni
whiere dru kekiiet4 u ts . one. •
TO regulate - health we mu.st . regnlate diet.
Certain ktudS:Of food feed the fat and
leave the brains and muscle to starve.' Cer
tain !other foodirfeed the muscles exclusively,
and certain others the brain. A large quirt
orthe fast a Ainericans is 'etimpimed of
white flour,' sugar, and i buttet.. People who
try to live,upon: stiCh. stuff gradually starve
to death:-
Thereis. a gentleMatr lu BiMtou who
'amassed: an immense fortune. ;His carriage
is . 11ie finest in the neighborhood, 'and lie
-wastes motley,' lavishly; but his, fam .is the.
picture of diPair. -, Life is.a torture to him,
because he is nervous and dyspeptic. Half
the rich men apd-womeii belong to-the.cate
-gory of -the Miserable:. they cannot digest
'their dinners. '
. .
The • einntnott , . notion that our health 'and
life depend upion a mystiirious providence -is
downright A-child goes out-of a
hot n,om with naked arms and !cgs in pur
sultilf its daily'supply of pOisoued earidics;-,
afrd:then dies-of crop!). bethat a mfsterious
Providence 7 If a man indulges himself Un
til he gets .the gout,and the disease attacks
his heart and kills 'him, is his death a in:s4-
teryl? • , .
The reason that tire Amer:can_ people are'
such,-great dyspeptics is,-that they eat and
drink so much, and `eat and dfink so fast.
Many people imagine thoarelVt.:3 afflicted
With_sertous'diseasel,4 When Only'
suffering froin dyspepsia. A dyspeptie- pa
; tient - always despairs; a constuniute always
hopes, , • -
John Abernethy was" the greatest man the
'medical professiowbaSproducell in modern .
j•times. - -Perhaps no tither man has eontribt
ted so much to ternperunivita eating a' he.
To make the best bread that can - be made
of %await, obtain •good Wheat 'and grind it
without bolting :,Mix it with cold water=un
iltflit as thick as.wn be well beaten witlia
1.44p00n: after it thOroughly beaten' down,
j• put: , it into a law 'iron pap, couriambd 'of
ninny little ob which rmnst first be made
:,hpt ; put itthenAluickly into a hot oven and
; bake it as rapidly as-possible.' • . •
ndian•piri makes excelleatirokislunent
,Lt • - containi a large:amount of oil, has re
markuble tattenin - g,qualfties, and islikewise
:retuarkuble as a heat-producer. Rice keeps
its-consumers' Tat, but-it lacks the, elements
%O ell feed the nitigelesstind
Potatoes, both Itigh ' mid' sweet; are very..:
poor 'food for brain:and muscle.
oC.metits, -the ,hest,, fiir lieat and tat.,.are
Pork, mutton,. lamb; beef :and veal; ' . fOr
uo lade,. beet veal,-tirtitton; lamb.arid pork ;
brain and 'nerve; lx.‘ef,•ival.'nifition lamb
•
-and pork.' , ,
In cold weather, fat MAY, 'butteri,,and the
like will keep the laxly Wdrin ; and in . warm.,
weather,milk; eggs, brait-bread,:aiia sum
` 6r vegctittilek will,k eel; ft cool.
Thereis noilittleulty in a poor rtizin's drat
ring metit'for his fluidly. every'llay. Take,
for,ezuhple,--wit,breatled a ,shank of Beef.
1 The very best Can betxmgfit for ertion of
what the dearest Parts ett. • , A and
cooked n, a stew- wtty.d bits-of brew( }will
make a meal-for an entire family.• . ,
The Greek and Roman armies ate but otiee
a day. The common impression that toina
! toes A -re the' healthiest of all vegetabli iv ti
mistake. if eaten , at all, it should be.with
great moderation, and neveri'im,:. 'ToniatoeS
have produced salivation. knew
a, yoting woman pid lost - all, her teeth
from excessive 'eating Of tomatoes., -
PHILAIISLPHIAP
n
The teetit„will - not decay if they are kept
clean. A niothlonSh iv alrood'thing, but
- One good toothpick is worth an ormfid or
triothbrushes: • -There - is a gentlemikti•-noW
living in Neiv 'Vork • eilY who his three
beautiful front teeth which .ht purchased - :
-from:the .mouth of an'lrishman. Ills Own
teeth wereremovkl and itkfantly. Patriek , 's
were transferred. — • - :
The prfteess - Of digestion (begins in t
mouth and ends In'the lungs:, The tno •
g-iintAt he fOod ; the I - 0 iv:4 supply-the oxyg
which converts theprodnets ot the food into,
pure and usefuljdood. - . -
Ur., Lewis- once attentred the lecttme bf a -
Thomsoulan doctor Who expLriired tite.tke of
mercury as follows:
",And-itow do rid know how Mercury pro- •
clucethe theumatial": tel,l 'you exactly
how- mereury produces the rheurnatii.. ^You
sminercury has a great many sharp pints,
inatthent sharp pints, go straight in the
flesh-, and when the museles rub over them
char is it 3a.ratches, mid, that's the-rheu
matte' .„.
Ties and cakes are poi. noun_ -
To healthy persons nd eral witers are not
wholesome. s 99
corsets are _most -injurious to digestion.
Their use filially' results in an -immense and
very ugly protuberance of Old abdomen.
"When shall we learn to,seek for happi
ness? We 'mill mad after • money, believing
that it is.there. Loot:," says lir. Lewis, "at ,
A. T. Stewart's wretched face." • . •
Light and sunshine are indispeusablt to
health; and'grent curative agents in di&ease.
Those who,:safrer from heartburn:-shoultl
avoid soUps, drink nothing At meals; say,:
"No, thank iou," to pies and cakes, and go .
without supper. '•
If' 'yob wish to live th eighty-five in the
full enjoyment of all your faculties, go to.
b 0 et 9 -o'clock, and. eat twice : a day of a
moderate 'quantity of plain food,
- The native American requirbs more sleep
than the average European. Nine or ten
hours sleep in a single night is very betiefl:.
Thin Yankees should go to bed at nine
,
and rise between live and six,
a girl's sehoOl which Dr. Lewis eon
dircte4, with: great success at =Lexington,
31ass4 the rules were as follows :
''!TO ;go to bed at half-past eight eVery
evening, to' rise early in: the morning and .
take' a wrilk.,:to walk a second thrie_during
the.day; to oat only twice a day pliin,nour
ishing food, to wear no corsets, to exercise
twice a day half kn'hour in gymnastic+, and,
to dance' an hour' for - irbout three times a
'-*cek. 'The gymnastic exercises proved in
valuable;, but the nine hours in - bed were
stilt more so.". • • • '
The word billiousitess is a sort of respect
ful cover for piggishness.:. People are not
billions who eat what they should,
WeaUness Of the stomach is a protection
against Other:Maladles.• So dyspepsia is the
safety-valve, and may be spoken or as one of
the sources of longevity.
People who .are fat can easily be jeducel
by reducing,their foOd and giving them more
exercise., Such'persons'must not sleep too
Much. Long sleep ,fattens. Thinpeopl6.,
on the contrary,. should sleep great t..
; i9 VEER
_MARRIAGES.
• 1
• ~
-11-1711ri ,i .most. married" woman of which 1
11 - ;tlivie is any record, was.Undotibtedly the
liarlentiwenigh_spoken of by Evelyn in his
diarv,, *hose -prOpensity for .marrying had
tinting:46lw 'checked by law. She ,Married i
her tw'clitY-tifth husband, and being notch
widowi,wart prohibited- to marry - in futtrie:-; 1
, j'' Itanylt , ars.'„ ago, a man in Hartsville, .N.
'1.% .becumeAttacheil to a young andbeauti- I
rid daniikke-Who died before their Intended 1
Marriaga-Could be Consinitmated.. He .then
riurOledi the_ mother, of the deceased, with
waV46me tWinty years bisseifibr, but which
whoOl -heAfved quite • happy until she was.'
eighty} ;and be sixty. years of age.= 'As the
• wifeltad.hy this time become tinite diserepit, ,
they;; dopteda maid of some thirty summers',
. wiipliad jivers with tbetri a year and a buffo
Wherclbri_old' lady died.. Before the .tine
apWritCti for;the funeral, the man itimself.,
waiiliddri siek, on which accountthe funeral
se - Krez; were.postpotied four weeks. But in
icss, than two weeks he sent for a justice - ,fif ,
-the - peace and - was . married to the maid .he
had adopted. The-next day the couple ap-
pliedlii the_ town for support, and a week',
.liiter,,the man himself died, his funeral being'
ritten4ed befOre that of his first wife,.and the
• Womaiiliie had sarecently married being the
only *burner. Human .folly 'is' vast and
[ illitnitahle."
Wlitia Socrates was asked whether it were
'bet tei:Or - a mats, to get married or live single.
' hereplfed.t d , ~ "Let him do either and he will
repentlt."_ . •
- With.due rispect to Socrates, we' must ob
ject to the abtcrC. We once knew a fortune
hunting young ..man who, married rt - tualden
lady on Atte -Wintry side' of fifty. . She was
Worth:about - 'sloo,ooo, and 'died in less than
a month after the celebration of the _nuptial
eerettiOnlei. . He inherited her pioperfy, and
be Never repented his marriage.
.. Among the ancient . permans it was death
for any : woman' to marry before she was•
twenty years - old. By the laws of Lyeurgus
the most special attention was .paid - to the
physical, education. and no delleatk oreick
women irere all Owed to marry. .W," . •
In the-Royal Library of.. Paris is a written
Centred. drawn op - in 15lt, between two iie',o,
sops of noble birth in Artnagnre. The'dael
went bound husband and wife to falfhTul
.Wedlock for seven years. It stipulated that
• the parties should have the right th.renew
the Ale at that timelf - they Mutually-agreed ;
I vi
e - -
,
. I -
but If net; the children were.to be equally,
F
divided, - the.number should chance not tol
be even, t hey *ere to draW lots I for theuddi
one. • - . . ~ . , _ • .
A..
- __ln Borneo, marriages, Vaileh generally sue-
Ceed ,a lengthened routineof enigmatical
courtship' peculiar to_thckSelpeople, are cele
brated with great pomp and - considerable orig
inality.- • s The ,; bride and bridegroom • are
conducted from t heopposite ends ftbe Village
to the spot where Abe ceremony, s•to be per-
formed. They areseated on - two of iron,
symbolical of the vigorous andlasting blest
lugs in store for them. A cigar; and a betel.
leaf; carefully prepared with areca nut, are
put into the hands of each.' •One of the oat
elating priests advances, Waves two fowls .
over the 'beads . of - , the betrethe4,,, and in , a
long 'address to the Supreme lleing,.and- a
short one to the - couple,' - calls down eternal
Wei-sings' on - them, implores; that-peace: and
happiness attend the union; and., gives Some
temporal, advice sometimes Of, la - character
_More medical than saintly. The spiritual
'part being thus concluded the rnatertri suc
ceeds. The heads of tife, affianced aril' knoe ked :
together four times; then The bridegroom -puts'
his ketellleaf and cigar into the month of the
bride; and, thus they are aeknOwledged a
Wedcled couple, with the sanction of, their
teligon; , - At a later period on the • nnptial
even, , 4 ing fowls are killed, the blood caught in
two Ops t and from its color the priest foretells
the happrnetet or misery of the newly i married.
Therereatony is closed by a feast,' nallril dile DC-
Ang i till ,noisrmusic.: . - . ".- , •
• BUI.r THE BLOOD.—If you take a
\ i
<- -1 gla ss .
_t_ s o f water:- it. begins ; to inter the
blood within one Minute after it is swal
lowed, and soon .it is alllhere. If we take a
- a cup of tea all the soluble parts of it are hi
the 114'0 . in- a very" short _time, usually-. if
.we takela glass of Whisky or dirty beet it is
on the same ronte-of tvel with the tea, and
Very imPu 7
re blood it m kes at times.- JiTo be
vi
sure, all hands go to ork to .get" rid of it:
the little capillaries o the skin go to empty
ing the liquids out t rough the - skin as last
Is tjaeyi can, and i the .weather. is warm,
they get along iiretlY raphily . at their work.
The lungs throw it out in our breath, In- the
. shape off vapor, and -the 'kidneys work many • as lively as they ea'''. - :'.. ~ -
.-
Then our food, %Oen it is properly pre-
Pared J..y digespou, goes so far as it is soluble
intO the same' current of the blood. ' If We
.ea t- suit rAile, ituVlt to u sr=food , - the products of
wit are all wanted to supply the: tissues and,
the material .is .carried : along to the points
where. it is , wanted, -unit . is: then uSed.—,
Fikr . thcr;.when the sniallest part.Of a muscle,
a
or nerve. or of-any. part .of the body is
•
worn out, it 'misfire removed, and: it is taken
in very :sinalhiicees and ' floafetil off in this
same
. stream of the blood to'be !still hirther
;Changed, and if of 'rise, it is nsed; otherwiSe
it finds its way out of the body.• i- • , •-
. Si we can see how the blood isirOutfainilV
changing, growing-pure and ilipure.i Not,
inipure• because wne . _ villainou stream of
- .dark. pOisbn maintains its stay there r tioatink
around to do what, mischief it MaY, but hil
-1 pure because we have introduced thalinpur
-1 dierito .: it through _our , stomaclis or lungs;
l'impure, -perhaps: because. we h ve filled it
with the cowents 'of Anne villa nods Ironic
of somebody's dyestuff; whic h •he elaims
, •
~. will, purify the blood. , i
If we- would -have pure blood I hen, let us
breathe', pure_ af m
r; eat lie . food, -and drink
I t
pure. Water. •-.- •,; • •^,
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' . TIIE • • 111INE.4: DEAD.—T ma istrar in
China are almost the only e with are
masters attic! art ".how to d • ."i .It Wthitet.
genius for a Person not a relative of tlie-ile-
ceased to touch or even be found nefir adead:
liedy. 4 relative • may come up iind charge • 1
liim with murder; and whether there is wpar-
titic\or evidence of*guilt or not, the magis
trate will be'sure to make theitectised party,'
bk4tl—Or, In - _the language. of thIS-.country,
will "stitteeze" him tothe extent oil h is-abillty •
to pay.( Sh`the person nota relatite fOund
'nearestia murdered mania A moment a mur-..
der is.found to hate beim_ coMmitttd, Is often
-ei.eentecl a.S . the:mtirderer.. .
. ' 2.11 RM-ions instance' of the. effect/ that. this'
has?n- the people; is shown by:an occurrence
a:hi dt took Place at Hongliong a few mentlis
t
?Altai,. lA_n English sailor was. In to Chinese
boat lii`itlie - busy harbor, and he suddenly fell ,
'overboard. The ownera of the tskat which
were carrying him screamed, and•truck out
with their oars tnget - as far as loss ble away
front the4)ot ; ti was tbe.conste nation of
. the C hinese at the thought of belt' charged
with tire murder of an Englishman, that no
one dared to venture to,t he' poor fellow's ye : -•
lie:f,nrid he - sank. - - '
When, All undevlaker Is about lot close the.
• ,
coilin'-of a dead man, he never driVes the
!infernal into It, but the eldesit son, or the old
-est living male representathe of the deceased
steps forward and driven it home. - This is to
secure the undertaker against the poisible
charge, In future Ofchavlnglinfied a living
person.l It is the of *acknowledgement
,of, the (family- that their relatiye.sis deaC
Then the oldest so or maid representative
takOithe plate of,nails, and getting down on
his 4nees,. walks.arotind the .- colin i on -t hem,
handing one atalime , to . the Undertaker, who
driye~ them itinte.
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W.EDDlNfts.—ltiere are all .sorts of mar
riages it wpuldLtake mar y pages to register
them, front the marria.e of true minds to
that'of ; a couple of money bags. Sometimes
the bride and bridegroom are two masked
figures; tricked up and disguised, PO that it
would be hard to say which is the most de
ceived in the other. Sometime; it• is a living
creature united to a shadow.. Have - you
ever known ,Irman married to a doll? He
chose her out and paid for her. What a
sweet-nice it •is ! What high bred ealtn! And
then again come the happy lovers, twk . and
two ; ais therpsss before the"hlgh altars; the
long white veils of the brides sweep along
the gray aisles of the churches; their happi
ness lightens up the faces looking on. Then
perifarS, some blookning you ng girl comes
bringing a crutch' and a bronchial breeze,
and it now and then• happens that" a youth
appeari, leading a ileig of false plaits, a set
of artificial teeth and half a century of bones
to the altar. The , disparlty is not so great as
you might imagine: There may be a heart
still beating beneath aIl these adjustments,
while' the bridegrooth, for all his good looks,
htis not one single drop of warm blood in}
his,body. So bad, gmxi, different, they pass
th •it way. Sometimes itzjs peace and Good
-who go by hand iu hand, What does
it Matter if Goodwill's beard Drizzled, and'
Pace higl crows' feet around about her lov
ing eye? Sometinies it is Pride and Valli
glorr that go sweeping, yast•down the long
church, out - into the churchyard beyond.—.
They are a tine • looking couple as the, sail
alortg, and they look. to see their reflection
in the eyes of the bystanders. Sometimes—
and this is no very strange phenomenon—lt
Isoyily the past' of one of the, contracting
parties that is united to the present of th
other. I .They Lind it out too late.. '
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!.. .110117}E. AND HIS KNlFE:—James Bowie, ,
i : the, invehtor • of . discoverer of the. terrible ,
1 weapon whichhas ommortalized his name,
wriis - as utterls,s fearless man as ever was born..
I liri was fall of enthusiasm over fatal su ?
1., periority of his knife, and discussed the mat
ter/ with all the zeal of an 'inventor, and the
ernditfon of an expert A. huge Spaniard once, *
I argued, the case with Bowle„ claiming that a
I good old Spanish knife wati not only . the equd
of the neW
. weapon bukits superrer. Final ?
ly as ‘l 4 o rdra n d winey arguments only har
dened the opinions and 'confident ! of each, it
waiTroposed to settle the doubt in a practical
way ; by a kttife fight. ... There was no enmity
bet Ween these two worthies, but they differ
amrthey Wanted each to prove himself right
•ini - Viiir and • unanswerable way. The left
arms of these philosophers were tied together
•frnrwthe wrists to the elbows—there: Was a.
moment's pause, each nerving himielf for the
horrid work; the.word Wits given; an in-•
stant, andsa sudden jerk by Bowle•gave hini
i:tititxhance fridrive his knife into the body of
tlOSpaniarii, sinking it .tote very hilt. _ the, I
Spaniard droPped, Bowie catching the'boly
, I httillis knee. Tben tri, make sure work he
-WINO - his knife aselentific tarn in the Span ?
•Itird's body r drew Rout followed by l the spurt?
ing blood; cut the cord which, bound "heir
arms. and allowed the,deiiii Spaniarditol4l'
tothe earth as indifferently as thciughlthall
ouly'been the eareasa of a hog. ~ Thus Was tile,
supremacy of Jim's knife fairly, fearfully and
ttiumphantly. vindicated, • and • it remains
unehallettged o by , rivals until this very . day.
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A 3ttsourrY .of the - People said to have
.
died suddenly of heist disease were victims
of congestion of the lungs.; . The causes that
produce congestion of the lungs Are cold - feet,
tight clothing, costive• bowels, sitting till
chilled,- after being warbled with labor or a
rapid walk, going too-suddenly' from a heitted
i room Intinbe cold air, espediaily after speak
': hig., and suddefi depressing news operating
on the blood. ' I'
A FnEscil ;geologist, Ina' recent memoir -
On lhe origirk t of coal, takes the ground that
It, deficedfenttrely from marine pilots,
such as foctoyor iiestweed, which are, dead.
tote of woody fibre- and-that itatirstplace of
deposit must neeeloarily . have Tbearilat, thee .
depth of the sea, and at a d ace ~ intlerent
from th at in which these-pnts had their
growth. ~' , •
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I . ' EDITOR'S TABL'E.
Tux Lotto°lt QUARTEILLT nEYLlViiifor Octoher 14
the most brilliant number of that pelebrited pert,
odical which has appeared fortnatiY,A dqy Some of
the very best writers have contributed single art
des any one of-Which worth tbi, price of a yesEs
suistdriptlon. The article on the "perm= Patriotic
'Bongs" will command general attention, aid' send '
the blood to the ilnger'+ends of every one who axe
pathistes with poetry and patriotism. The twp
leading articles °utie war are_able and pxhatudite.
Those on the "Mismanagement of the BritishllavY"
and thelnefflelency °Ulm British Army." Wlll-b "
ail the more Interesting HOW that :a general Et' Do- •
peen war steels imminei - e. Published- by the
Leonard ficott•Tublishing _ 'PP Ful: on fite . e' • '
New York.
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A TitiFLlNit,,F;toton.---Att editor in New
Jersey had A little nephew only six ndoutlf‘' •
old, and the little nephew- died. Seine of
the editor's friends "considered that it wotl.l
be a good thing, to give_ the atllicted_uncle a
subatuntial-expreesion of their sympathy; so
they contracted with a local sculptor tor a '
ryi
eestone.-- The design consisted of an an-
~ e l carrying the little cue in lieurms and
flying awae„while a woman sat weeping on
the ground: 'lt was executed horribly..- The
tombstone was sent to the editor, with the •
simple request that becorould accept it. "As 4 "
he was absent, the junior editor 'determined
- to aeknoWledge it, although he hadeu't the. .
slightest- idea *hat it Meant.' So The next
day he burst out in the paper with the 'tot- -
~.
towing remarks : - • •- ,
"Art'Nf. - tes.- 7 We have received from: tie . -
handtts-4- otti eminent sculptor, Foil: Mut- -
lens, a comic bas relief designed for an tans nti- -
mental fire-board., It relnesents an Irish
man in his night-shirt, 1 - tinning away Witt; .L.
the little (hal Cupid, while the Irishmati's
swectneart, hides her head: inditfereirit; .: •
ly in the eOrner. • Ever true work ''.
of . art .- ters 'its own story ; . and we.
understand,. •i i S soon as we glance" at '
' this, tlitit-oUr Irish friend has been cOquetted
with by the fair one; And •is pretending it!:
transfer hill love to other quarters.. There is
a larking sMiie oh the I rishinan'S lip Which •;
T
expresses - hist mischievous . ' intent bies,,,-*er-: - !
ester
feet) We think it would,have been bettor,
~
ha - a' ver, hi have cletlied Win: in something
eisejtluin a night shirt, and to Wive Smooth-- .
&Vow - 1i hisindr.- We have phiced Able chi'
d'irwerc beneath . our „parlor mantel piece,. -
where it: will! surely be admired) by 'our ' 1
friends wiwin they call. !We ariCelad to en- - 1
courage such progress in local art." 1 •
This pas painful: A committee Called on '
the editor heti be returned, and-eXplatined
the tombst W eitiete him ;. and that night an -i
sistant edito r was seen coming down Stairs •-'
six steps' ati time and Hying up street:With
out-mat...or at..
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• LITER A4V QUESTIONS EtOLVED.-+-The
question has been frequently propounded do
. the press Where these often quoted,Sentences
„originated, I and no response giveif to it :
"Consisteney'sa jewel," and "Lostlo sight
to theinorY dear." A literary .ffiend, in
whose judgment we repose entire confidence
says that • ;the first appeared originally in
Murtagh's lCollection of Ancient English —l_
and Scotch IBalladi in 1-s5-1. In the ballad of -
- "Sony Robyn Roughhead" are the following.
'lines, in which it appea6.: -
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"Tashi iny lassie, such thoughts resigu, • .
• Comparisons are cruel, • -•
Fine pictures just in frames fix .' •
• -...Sionsittencv's ifiewel„
For thee and Inc rude clothes are beet.
. Rude Folks In homelye raiment driest. . • . .
• •.- Wite Ji arid Goodman Roby n.".“
The seeod nn
first appeared in verses .w.rittou
in an old memorandum bo9k the authOr not •:•
reiplleeted . . .
• •
'43weetheart, good bye I the fintterlng rail
• is spread to Waft me far from thee; • • t
• And soon before the fay'ring gale • -
My ship !Mali bound upon the sea. •
Perchance,'all desolate and forlorn, -
These eyes shall miss thee many a year.
• Rut unforgotteu In every.charai,...
Though lost to sight to memory dear." -
1 - 10USEWORR FOR GlRLS.—,it.is the law of, ; 1 ,1
God that no human being can have a sound,
vigorous bislY, accomplish much physically,
and enjoy long life, without gOist muscles. • - ,
Though there is a variety of ways by -which •
exercise may .be obtained r yet.idothestie la
.1)or IS lest adapted to developtind strengthen
the whole system. Within. a few - years
much interest has been awakened upon 'the
subject-6f physical exercise, particularly as
`connected with schools and seminaries of
learning. Tie Side s. the' out-door exercises
and uni
game's, calistlienicsand g ‘ y-asties have
been introduced inside the sehoolrroom, ' and
are becoming a part,of the regular exercise'
In many:institutions. - This is au improve;
went iii the- right direetion,'.and is good as- .
far'akit goes, but is entirely inadequate to' . -
.meet4tilly the'demands of nature...
No kind of exercise for girls is so well cal- .•
culatedas hOusebold work to-develop alLthe •
muscles of . the .bOdy—.-to do it in early. lifeij-
and gradually, under circumstances favora- .
ble tohealtikgeneraily. The girJ, and young -
woman must-tittis be trained year after year. -
'otherwiSe Sire will never obtain'that-hardi
hood of - constitution, Atreugth of mus- ' •
cle, that power' of errdurimee,- or, in .pther;,...,.
words, that balance of temperament so eft
senthil to good health apd happinesStri all
the:sepia-I:vid itomeStie relations.of lift. •
Too .\tocrt.i.i . sll correspondent at
Christiana, Pa., siefitisiis the fcillowirig
aged negress, • veryT•pioua,. an inveterate
smoker, who dropped . in -to:: pay a passing
visit tO.a•meighbor, whO was equally well
known ns.a temperance-mafl and a hater of •
tobacco: On sitting downy the old'aunty
pilled from her pocket a long pipe an al eom-..
menced smoking, to the infinite disgust of
(her - host. The man maintained his compo
sure several minutes; bat the fumes be
came too powerful for.hirn,- and, rising, he
said: , .
. "Aunt Chloe, do you think you are a
Christian?" •
- "Yes, brudtter; . l specks I is."
"Bo you believe ht the Bible?"
• "Yea, brudder."
•
"Do you know there is a passage:Jhere
_which sai that nothing, unclean .shall. in-.
befit the` kingdorirotheaven ?" .
."es I has heanf'of it." •
"Do. you believe it?"
• • •
"Well, Chioe, You cannot enter into the
kingdom•of heaven, because there is nothing
so uticlein - as the breath Of a smoker. What
;do you say to that?" .
"Why, when I go to. heaven, I !specks
to leave my brefT behind me!"—Harper's
.3fggazirje
. . ,
0060 M.-NNl:fis.•-.--liPeaking at aieeetit, •-•
meeting, Dr. Guthrie, said:—"Ask a persOn
in-Rome to - show you the road, and he
-
always give a civil and polite answer.; but
ask any person a question fot that pa
rp•
in this coubtry (Scotland), and he will - oaf,
'Follow your-nose and
,You.will find it.' But
the blame in this country is not with the
lower classes... The blame--is•with the upper
classes ;-• and the reason why; In this cOuntry;..
the lower classes are not polite, is becanse,
the upper elasSes are not polite. •
• "I remeMber • how astonished I %kat;
-first time I was in Paris. I spent the
eight.with a hanker; who took me to*peo--L
Rion, or, I. as -we call it; a toarding-hoW=7 ,
WPeifilitp got -there a servant came
triks#itind the banker took off his hats an. 4.1•:
Lou tt:let° the - Servant girl,: and called herd
mademoiselle, as if she .Was a ladY. - -New •
the reason-why, the loWer classes there tires°
polite, is because the upper classes-are polite .
anti civil to them."
•
BAD Fon I.)vst.Ectien.--Dr. Dio 'Lewis out
wits that a man's stomach - Is nearer his soul
than his brain, that dr - a - fie - josh' ruins charac
ter, and that the examination of a man's
er gives . a better - Clue to the kind of man .he
is than an -extuninats.on ofbis skull. This Is
almost as baCtia.4lo.. testimony or another
dgigtor quoted I* - ;"Einerson, who noticed that
lap his patient's liver ..was disordered he
was gloomily; ealvanistie, but when it was
all tight he Wasji cheerful Unitarian.
BRAIN- It is a fact eetab -
lished by the history of practical scieim that •
the world is indebted for nearly all t Im -
proveinenti Machinery, to working me
chanics atrieff-made men.- -In this there is
mOsteoraforting assurance ..to the struggling
Artisan whOse lot !Soot in poverty; It teach( s
him that, spitc,of - the seeming inferiority of
his station ,he occupies& field ih which bane
and fortune ritityhabwon, and-there be is safe
from the riettity of the wealthy and luxurious.
Aftes,alf, if !heart:end brain be .strong and
willing. neceisity,may pmve the kindest mas
ter,- shil the workshop be the best college.
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THESEkRET OF. ,many take
a wring - %lbw of life - , and waste their ener
gies and deatiOy their nervous system in en
deavoring,. to accumulate wealth, without
thinking,ofithe present happiness they are.
throwing - affray.. It is not wealth or high
station that, Makes a man happy. •_Many of
tbe most 'Wretched belinpC on-Aarth have
both - ; -butit is'a radiant, sunnylipirit t which
knows% hour to bear . little Mal* and enjoy
little .comfints t ,and thus qtraeht happinm
:from every incident of , • 2!
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