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PENNSYLVANIA.

SwtTARA Coal REGIoN.-Since we have t&-
hen few cursory notices of the Anthracite coal
trade e Pcnnsy lvania, says the Baltimore Anscr-
4 can, we have been favored with fuller iEforna-
tion OF the e;watara coal region, near Pine Grove,
and we are free to confess, that the extent OF
8 the operations which may be carried on there
grprise US. The region is traverged by many
creeks and .heir tributaries; by which the noun
Itains, ranging from five to eight hundred feet in
height are cut to their base, and entrances into
the veins are made cheap and easy. In the bit
4sa,nous fields, and in England, the veins OF
coal lie horizontally. In England they are work
ed from eight TO twelve hundred feet below wa
ter level, at heavy expense for drifting, ma
chinery, and engines. At Pine Grove the veins
run the length Of the mountains, from gap to
gap, in something of vertical position, from
Eve TO thirty feet thick, from the base TO the
COZ of the mountains; and below water level an
anascertained depth; and are distant from one ano-
tber some hundred feet with strata OF roeir SLATE
snd iron ore between them. The mountains,
are cut to the base BY the Swatara- Lorberry,
Rush-creek, Coal-creek, Gebharts creek, Mid
dle-creek, Good Spring creek, Zeriey's creek and
others; and Sharp Mountain, with eight veins,
Red-MountaIn, Coal Mountain, Little Lick,
Big Lick, Thick Mountain and Broad Noun
tain, containing together about seventy veins,
are all exposed to the miners at the lowest wa
ter level The coal, we learn, is of the very fin
nest quality, and every variety of red, grey and
white ash, being easily ignited, and burning
with bright yellow blaze. A finer domestic
fuel either in stoves CRATES has never been
known in any country; for generating steam it
is excellent, and necessarily for manufacturing
purposes. Such Is the testimony fevery one who
has used it. Let but capital be afforded for con-
structisg facilities to carry 1t to market, and
Baltimore must derive nearly the whole benefit,
since it is the natural and direct market.
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DELAWARE.

D1sGRAcEFuL.-Thc following paragraph from,
Fthe Delaware Sentinel published at Whining
ton, will be read with blush of shame Della
ware, in her penal code, is behind the age:
e'Ebenezer yeach, two indictments for
larceny of cattle, was sentenced On each to be
publicly whipped with twenty-one lashcs on the
bare back, to wear the Roman T Of scarlet
color between his shoulders for six months after
his discharge from prison. The prisoner was
whipped according to sentence, on Saturday, in
the presence of numerous assemblage of citi-
zens, assembled for the express purpose of seeing
Accomplishment inflicted. o! tempera o. mOres y
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SHIPPING RECORD.
P0xr or BALTIMORE, NOVEMBER 81, 1910,



sehr Leander, Rowland, Newbern. NC
eloop Union, Piumer, Philadelphia.
Bng Gannicieft, Levy. New Orleans.
Brig Gen. Sumter, Hobbs, Charleston.
eIo6p Statira, C0ttingham, Philadelphia
ARRIVED,
Sebr Manchester, EdmondsoH, "a days from Turk /
Island
Schr Experiment, Wilson, fin iiavre de Grace.
Schr Samaritan, Hopkins, fm Hayre de Grnce.
scbr Margaret Ann, Stockham. fm Havre de Grace.
schr RecTlus, fin lIavre dc Grace.
scbr Cinderella, Hubbard fIa Hayre de Gnee.
SchT Intelligence, Williams, i'm HsVrc de- Grace.
Scbr Mary Jane, Fonlinsou, hn llaYre de- Grace.
lchr RkOdomanthus, Phillips, fin Havre de Ora CO.
schr Charley Magnet, PGBl1r, FIN lisyre de Gmce.
SIoop Torch fun layrc de Grace.
Canal boat Enterprise, Norton, ia tow Ofthe Cover
nor Wolcott) I'm Lewisburg, Union county, Pa.
Ship Ocean, Higgins, I'm Baltimore, arr al Bremen
3sl nit. 80
Big iIalthu, Davis, I'm Baltimore, at Boston I'D
instant
5chr Columbia, Thompson. FIR BauInore via Ragged
Island sailed from Nassau MP. 9th instant, and schI
Eagle Muller I'm Baltimore for Havana, sid 5th.
Sio0p Elenora. Hudson, I'm WaIehaIn for Baltimore,
arr at Newport, III. I'd inst
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2j-Arr bng Ada Rlira, II
DAYS fun Nassau, Mp.
Brig New HANOVER Is days I'm Savannah.
Cleared schr Mary Patton. BarbadDes.
Nov o6-Arr slOop Splendid fun Baltimore.
Cleared schrs Leader Richmond; Maryland, SorNdL;
sIooa Henry Reed, Baltimore.
NEW YORK. Nov 2j-Cleafpd ship Roscius, Liver
pool: brig Peter noRl Danen, Ga.
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NEW YORK,

New Yoak < ERIE RAIL RoAa.-The New
York Express says:-"The New York and
Erie line of Railroad, we are glad to hear, Is
vigorously prosecuted, and in a state Of great
forwardness. Over one half of the whole line from
irappan to Dpnkirk, we are to!e, is either COM
oleted or in prosecution. The work is of the
best order, with the heaviest kinds Of rails, and IS
ODE carried on with great animation during the
winter. It is not at all improbable, therefore,
that New York city will strike Lake Erie by
|the way Of the Southern tier of Counties before
Ii reaches Buffalo through the New York and
ALBANY Road In the meantime the Bostonians
are also pushing on the road with equal ami
nation. There is glorious strife thus for the
trade and enterprise OF the West
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Inc rease in 10 wears,

IN the foregoing census there are males and
females over 100 years Of age, 81 males and
81 females between 80 and 100. The Oldest
erson is female, 40 years Of age residing in
Brookheld Total number Of males, I39,S26;
pnales, 1915. There are 67,T0s in manu-
Actures and trades, 497 in navigation of the
cean, 2O9 navigation of lakes and rivers, l42z
the learned professions, Pensioners;
10 deaf and damb; 154 blind, l77 insane and
dots at public charge; 3O3 insane and idiots at
,rivate charge; universities and colleges with
90 students; 6s academies with BIAS sholar5;
eIlo common schools with 81, $50 scholars;
nly 927 persons over twenty years of age, who
L .Iot read and write.
Colored persons males 249, females, 2sl, who
re included in the foregoing total number"
The population Of New Hampshire in 1900
sas lsS, s5s, in lsl0,2l4 ,460 in 1920, "a, l6l;
n 1890, 2G9, 633.
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VIRGINIA.

Tar CITY OF WHEELING is aseertained By the
ans 70 have A, 1874 souls. OF these but 105
srs SHINES. and 372 in all, colored. The suburbs
hs,ng added in, give in all 6, 1913: Ohio county;
G ;n Which wheeling lies, has 1889 people. oi
+h.se hut 2i2 are slaves, and 504 free coiorea'
T'Le Deputy Marshal for that county mas pup
r.t s az ~ entire statistics They are very inter
i s.;s'a and show the value of the census nov
taI;''S which will be the best basis oil soun'
legislation, any nation possesses we give I'M
following as specimens. ,,o co.r>,,rv
STA rISTICS OF OHIO CooNA
MINEs-IRoS.
Furnaces ior ,ssa ~ 1880
Rolling Mill, 1890 1900
Tons bar IRON Po5 395,000
Bushels coai co"Sa' lis
II Persons employed, a, ,os il,0
Capital invested, .o,Y
iBuhels Bituminous Coal raised IN ira ooo
1889, as
Persons employed, an sOO
Capital invested,
- .,.,a,.ss. STONE y4,sse
Persons employed, ~ coo
Capital invested, s'''s
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GUKEHART7s VARIETY STONE.

No I0is BALT1M STREET,
ID etweeu South and lvcrt tr ee 50
ySqaT WE'RE cln I've had on reasonable terms, ule
Wv following articles
Sweeping, sicr;lbIRg, Shoe Sooih, Weavers' and
ler's BRUSHES.
Roi.,d, Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, htn
sOmcly leuered
WiJlow-baskct CARRIAGES.
bellows, MurbIes, Bandy bail, compon Tops.
Baskets Washbcarts, iGWtI roileTs
Fishing Hooks and Lines.
Hay and garden RalleG.
Lime or Lemon Squeezers
Nests OF sugar Boxes
Bread Trays. cake boards, and rolling pins
hfoulders spoons
amp Weeks, aSsone3 candle Wick
Cane metal Stay Reeds and cane, suitable for rep
makers
Plough or leading Lines
Pallour and kitcen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Wooden, eassinett, and Cotton
Hand and fiy Suitles; cabbage Nets, &c
Baltimore. llthmonth. 1S40 81
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BALTIMORE AND LANcAsTER.-It was but
yesterday, says the American, that the compile
ton of the connection of the Cohestoga NaViga-
ton with the Tide Water Canal was formally
celebrated, and ct we fad that already, not
withstanding the lateness of the season, direct
intercourse 10 about to be established beween
the cities of Baltimore and Lancaster. 1t will
be seen that the canal boat Enterprise capable
of CARRYING a load of about three thousand bush
els-is advertised to leave here with freight for
Lancaster on Saturday, to be lowed to Havre-
Grace by the steamer Wolcott. This Is the
beginning of very important and mutually al
ya1tageeus trade to the two cities.
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RE nj o v A l..

WA ICIiARD DUVALL respectfully informs his
HS friends and the public generally that he has res
moved To No. $40 BALTIMORE STREET, hve Doors
West of his former stand and nearly opposite Hanover
street where he hand and shall continue to keep
large and choice selection G.! CARPETING, &c
Consisting of super Velvet, Saxony Brussels, Imperial
threepy super and fine Ingram and Venetian Carpeting
with Rugs match, Floor oil Cloths, Fancy and Plain
Floor Baizes, Table and Piano Covers, and all other
articles pertaining to the eade, most ct the soouS are
this fall Importation new and choice patterns selected
expressly for the cit; trade. and will be sold as cheap;
and on as favorable the can be purchased
of any house in This city, Philadelphia or New York;
Shy-Persons wishing 10 supply themselves with an
articles in his line requested To give him call before
MAKING tI,.;r saInctous. diff au %
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FLORIDA
PENSACOLA, Nov. II.


MELANCHOLY DIsAsrER.-The mail steam
boat Leroy plying between ChattahoOchee and
lola. collapsed Der fue on Sunday last, near
Blountstown, on her passage down the river,
killing the captain, engineer, two white fire.
men, the steward, (afree man of color,) and a
passenger supposed to be Mr. Danied Rowlett,
of Apalachicola, and badly burning the second
pilot and negro woman.
BY passenger, Mr.. Willis Aston, we learn
that the explosion was most terrific, blowing
large fragments Of the boat two hundred yards
from the river. The pilot at the wheel was
thrown nearly hundred yards up the river,
with the chimneys and parts of the wheei-house;
he swan out, however. without sustaining any
injury The berth occupied by Mr.. Aston
was torn TO atoms, and be was thrown on his
feet into the middle of the cabin. Captain
Upper, passenger in an opposite BERTH was
khocked out, and came to with bis head on the
floor and his feet up on the opposite side of the
boat. MIR. Rowieh, the passenger in the berth
under him, has never been seen. The mai
and one trunk are all that was saved, as the
boat was Immediately wrapped in flames, and
consumed in ten or fifteen minutes. The boi-
lers of the boat we're in an unsafe condition
though the accident occurred through the care
lessness of the engineer, who is said TO haze
been drunk. There was no water in tae boilers
ST. Joseph'S 2fmes.
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THE COTTON CROP.

The yicksburg Sentinel says;-"At present
we are enabled to judge of the extent CT the
cotton crop of tS40, and there is little doubt
but it will fall short of last years crop aCO,0OO
bales at least The season has been very I'M
favourable for picking, when compared with last
year; yet on the hills and in the interior, most
ofthe cotton is gathered. Gan the allsviai lands
the crops will be pretty fair, but the season has
been so storiuy and wet that the cotton viii
prove trashy"
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WILLIAM LUBBY,

M. 7 South street ; doors from BGitsn,ore 81
M ESPECTFULIlY informs his friends and the put
"a lie tbnt he has received hy the latest arrivals, "
assortment GOODS, winch, together with ms
itsner stock will make his assortment complete, wh'ch
he i prepared 10 make M order in the most approved
t,p on the most reasonable and at the shortest
ntce lie returns his sincere iha3ks 10 his friends and
tbe public tor their liberal patronage, and assures uen
,kat no exeion GA his part will he spared TO give gent
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EHgqNaaEE..

IMPORTANT NEWS FOR TENAs--We are IN
| informed b. Or. Macauly of Baltimore who has
returned 60 The United States in the Great Yves
tern, that at the very moment of his leaving
London for Bristol, he learned from saurct
that can entirely be relied on, that on the night
previous to his departure, Lord Palmerston and
General Hamilton, the Plcnipotentiary for Tex
as, agreed and concluded upon the PrOtlet of a
Treaty, recognizing on the part Of great Britain
the Sovereignty and Independence Oft repub-
tic of Texas the Treaty likewise provides eff
fectively for the mediation of England, In pro-
curing an immediate pacihcati0n between Texas
and Mexico, and for the establishment of a well
defined boundary line between the two Repub-
lies,
The treaty woSld have come out in the Great
Western If sufficient time had been allowed af-
ter agreeing to the prelininaries to have CHI
crossed and executed it It was generally
thought in London, il General Hamilton procur-
ed the recognition Of England, leading as it
would to a prompt pacifcation between Mexico
and Texas, the negoclation of the loan by him
self and Mr.. Burnley would be quite certain as
soon as the apprehension of European war re-
volut or in France was dispelled, both of which
continued to exert very depressing influence
on the stock and money markets. The conclu-
sion Of this important treaty with England had
been effected solely by the diplomatic skill and
ability which has been 50 tminenLly displayed
by General Hamilton ON the present occasion and
against the views ofthe hbo,itionists Of England
who are utterly opposed TO it-oN z. Co~'' &
Eng.
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NFiOE SY'ORE.
60 80 ~

HAMECS HA SGE1, respectfully informs his friends
81 and the public. that he has removed from South Sc
to that old stand No. 10, LEXSGToE STREET, near Eu
taw formerly occupied by Mr. T.Newton,) where he
will keep on hand a full and complete assortment OF
BOOTS, SHOES and CAPS, and Will be happy 10 serve
his customers Having none but the hest OF journey
men in his employ hs aorI cannot fail to please. lie
invites persons wanting good shoes to give him call
where they vii be served upon the most accommodate
ing terms, nolJ
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MT OrLCE.-The subscribers having been appoint
1% ed Trustees for the benefit of the creditors OF A.
exander Gaddess and Henry {. Benteen, in their CO.
partnership and individual capacities, by Deeds OF
r,i t. dated the 10th ns hereby notify all parties in
debted TO said Gaddess Benteen or either OF the 70
make ayment 10 the subscrpers-and all whom said
Gaddess & Benteen either of them, are indebted, to
pfescnt their clms duly authenticated TO us.
VIM. j. WARD, }Tr,s,ces
rooo-d4t WM. A. TALBOT, trustees
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FOR 9ALE,

n for life; sold for sult and can como hlghy fe
commended; one OF the best walters 10 the stats 81
Maryland. To good master, he VII DO SOLD a! IAN
cash pr;ce Apsly % L. p. aC0TT1'6 Slave Agency
and Intsil etnss ofhee, basenent Ctis Hotsl esss
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b ~ rIlII no 2 VitClE.a AsE

-U EfNIEDI aTELY. % to 30 gsod House Servants
of good character 81 both sexes, from 10 70 ;! yfIs
Of are slaves for life Og very offensive otsi IN tht
city of New Orleans where they viii b. we'd treated,
and references viii be given It required; that hey are
expressly for The genuemans own use, and not ~ st
Ilaton and fair cash prce Will be gwen on appctu'e
10 I,kFIr; +. SlHrTI = General Slave Agency aHc
Intelligence Office, No. West Fayette street, basement
o Barnumls li0teL aNo
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VALUABLE BALTIMORE So. PRc

VALUABLE BALTIMORE So. PRO
y PEETf-By virtue OF several deaTceS o. Baib-
more County Couu, sitting a Court n' Elaiy, the
undersigned az Trustee will, on SATURDAY, 5h Be-
cenber next, at O'Clock 2. NJ at the Exchange, onar
for sale tn following described property, that Is 70 saY
all that piece or parcel Of ground, lying L; the city at
COURSES ana Distances following, 10 :-BesnRizg
Tor the same the line of the north size Of BaitlmGrs
with the SIDE OF Gay suc,'., and runnin
thence westerly bounding BaItin0r" street29 feet
thence nofhey parallel with Gay street 80 eet-thens
eustwa=dly, parallel with Baltimore street, 20 fe<-
thence By a straight line to the be cunning.
The terms of sale one fourth cash the riddles
ton of the sale-the remainder at six, twelve, and
eighteen nonIhs with interest from the day Of sale upsH
the whole, the thee last stalneuts 10 BE- secured By
endorsed negotiable notes. approved by the Trustees
JOHN GLENN,
HUGH DAVEY EVANS,
nlA z.gts Trustee
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6.tITUATIUE WANTED-By You aSit
3 who Gun come highly recommended, eEseT as
Porter in a Grocery, Flour, Commission store
Waiter Far keeper any other respetah'e laDor-
ing work where be- can make himself useful TO ms e'n
uoyerIld would have no objection TO go IN the sohth
or Wcs,LGOod Recommendations will he given VI re-
gard TO character, sc. Apply 30 LEWIS T. SeAyfIl,r
General Intelligence sad Agency Odcs, Old Establish
ment NO g West Fayctte s1eet, basement 81 the Ciiy
Hotel se-u
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UMTANFED.--A Young Man w4aO has consider
w able experience m oB~iness is desrous Oh oota'
n1 a sfaiion in wholesale grocery, -four. or commits
sion house. where BE- cotd make himsek geaeFaly use
full He wohld object to taking carge OF acouneJ
store going any part Of the United state, IN ue
,ans,Sty of agent COLLECTOR or clerk. The most I'm
crceponabl reference giveR,as 20 character apaoily
sc. For further information, apply 10 Lewis Scc.n
It,,nI " oc a.
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sIVUATTON WANTED.

@zET NEED RsIAafplAr1LY-A Teacher
w 70 go to the county, about - nnles from the
Iansnags 70, which a.tbera salary will be gYeD. Ap
DIV 10 LEWIS F. SCOTFl,2 West Fayette 81. base
neni City Hotel Il'
A STgCAIION H. Teacher waited, BY Young
"a man, (frorn Portsmouth, CoteGe0 VINO ne nag
1yo wears experience in the business Of teaching
situation in q private fniniy Academy, IN or near
the city, would be preferred Enquire at the - GenerI
Intelligence Cfi-.| address 1" VI. ". L. through
re said ofhr- y HE promptly attended to. oe ~
a. NOTECE.-<S
w intelligence and Agency Office Nc :" Fay
ste street. easement of Barnum's City Hctr Clerks,
Book-keapers, Pouers, Waitss, Coacfmen: Caoofers
ChnI1her-rnalds Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses. &c
au 81
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II OG CABIN PRTNTS-WILLOW SLEIGH
IL BASKETS, received and for sale by
DUKEIART & Co.
prv % l0I1 Bait. IT.
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Copy ofa Lettsy from Col. j. COIc,nsr-
Copy of Letter from the Rey. P. Norris.

Copg Of Litter rom The REF. p. NHoTT1s.
Rock Hull, April Is, 1910.
Dear Sir-fn consequence of the benefit have de-
rived from Inc use othe Hydropedesiac ExirI havegs
en- NV consent 10 give publicity 10 facts which have os-
CURED in my For some three or feur years
have been afflicted with severe cough which affected
nv breast and lungs much could scarcely speak for
nearly six months, the time accompanied with
frequent discharges from my lungs. mud TO
many medicines without the least effect, when, UPON
hearing of the Hydropedesac Elixir, was induced TO
purchase bottle, which afforded me considerable re-
st. purchased the second bottle, and before Using
Two thirds of it was restored to perfect heath.
Yours respectfully,
PHILIP MORRIS.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY WEVER, CANNON & CO.
No. D SOUTH CHARLES ST..
AUCTTONg AUCrTON4


FlEyFIIE So EsSCESIDEH, wishing " reduce -
a present I.4tee stock Of ready made BEDDINeEsAp
determined 10 dispose Of part BY Public Auction a. lau
Day MORNING, 18th day pf November ins'aIR. as1Ds
Peraoos wishing new cheap, and iashionable BEni-
DING would do well attend the sale, as such an en-
pOrtunhy may never @tfer az;liii
The sock to be disposed sf consists in part Oh tie Ger
lowing Driclsa, vis
% Feather 8eds Of superior quality
20 Rusk mattresses, double and single,
ID Straw Cotton, CattGi, See.
Hair mattresses,
Is Rush, 1own, Cat taii Beds, Boosters ard Pillows
% Small Mstr .sses, sutab4e 70. Jesmsn, Wagouis-
| ALSO, se,tce Cushions, Comforslbses, &c.
High and Low Post BedSeats.
| JAMES c. HODGES.
| ma dts Viewer. eaunon x Go. AdctiOneeTs-
| unsKEaII4CrORF CF4ANCERY SALEOx~
| Il HIGHLY VALUABLE PRoPrRrY--A 6ne OPP
p0tniiy for Specializing baltimore City Real EseaGE
iy virtue of Of Baltimore County Court, thst
undersigned will eel BY aGct a. at the Exchange. ia
t,e civ of RaItimafa on MONDAY, the 3gh Nov
ber instant, at o'cisch> 2. a.,
| ALL that VALUABLE PROPERTY, lying
Monument and French streets, IN The city Of Bzks
| more, described as follows
beginning the south eide Of Monument street ais
point distant ll3 ee ncbes east Of Constitution sG.
thence running east Terdty or bonumeit street Hsz-
hundred and nneeen feet inches, with an aSne
rage depth Of about two hundred feeG.
The front FTei5ch street Is abbut three hunaFo
feet, with drpth Of about $50 feet.
This properly has upon it forty small Dwellings, aEzz
capital Mansion House, with Ice Houses aud other
cOnve ,iences-a portion of is subject 70 gr0IER
rant which the Trustee viii explain to any one 6esEoszZ
d bIyiIg.
piat Of this property may be seen at aay time en-
Application 20 the Trustee.
This property comprises two or three acres of antiA
TIE heart of the city of Baltimore. IL hiOd' on MOrss
street, iae large avenue Leading east from they
Washington Monument 20 the CITY Hne, and which zlsE
become Oh the finest streets OF our city. Through
il and part Of THIS property are now laid the rails II s
SusqHghanna Railroad.
The tte To this properly snail be entirely assSetnsE
| to the purchaser.
This property is sold at the risk OF the late pus-
chaser and WIN b. positively sold 10 the hisleaE
| bidder
The OF sale prescribed blythe decree are czG
fourth cash, and the residue in six twelve and eg
teen months, with interest For the c:eht payHGsszr
| security Will be required.
| nlGs5Gts JOHN GLENN, Trusers-
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DOCTOR ANDRY'S


HYDE OPEDSI3C ELTXIR
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR THE CURE Orr
CONSUMPTION, ASTTIhMH, PLEURISY, SPIT
TING OF BLOOD, AND ALL OTHER DiSEAS-
Is OF THE BREAST AND LUNGS.
RIG OTHER MEDICAL PREPARE
"a TION has been offered to the pubic srpports
by testimonials oil character decisive, from so@Ece
as respectable, that has with general Ia
vor From the numerous certificates recently received.
proving the extraordinary efficacy Of the newly dise0T
cred Hydrupedsiac Elixir the proprietor has ssIEOTsa
the following others viii be published shortly in p3z
phet.
Cop1 Of Let's. from Col. j. CoIc1nen-
EAsToN, March /, 1870.
Dear Sir,-ILvvng beea for several years aaiisss&
With troublesome cough, suffering much ircm pain u
the breast sounPss of breath, and otaer disGesszne
symptoms ana atter huviag tired all the known res-
dies with but little benefit, was advised ID Try
the IIydroped, tiac Elixir. Accordingly obtained oe
bottle, aud after taking .w doses, was much releyy
ed and after using several bottles perhaps three foag
was completely restored health have also knosA
II used ia several with like success my
immediate seighbOfhood.
Your obedident Servant,
JOHN COLEMAN