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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

MINERAL REsouKcEs.-Ihe quantity of coal
Which was taken from the mines of the United
States in the year 1889, according to the report
made BY the officers who made the returns of the
ayth Census, was S63,4S0 tons Anthracite, and
sst6O3,l9l bushels, or about a million Of tons, Of
btaminous. The Anthracite was nearly all the
Produce ofthe State OF Pennsylvania, and the b.
luminous OF the States of Pennsylvania, Virginia
and Ohio. The quantity imported the same year
Sas 3,6l4,320 bushels, making the consumption
q the year two millions Of tons. TO compare
IN, q produce and consumption with that OF two
European countries, we arc enabled TO state from
% Official document. lately published, ihat the
s ssst of coal which was received IN the year
ssss ~ ~ the Kingdom Of Belgium, amounted to
s.see,2A tons, OF which 2,4l5,909 tons were the
g.oonce of the Province Of Hainault which IS on
ae borders of France The quantity which was
a sssyed IN France in the same year was ), 49,,
wy Wy tons. The consumption in France in 1888
10; ss 4,3e5,C0o ions, $4,000 tons having been
llp1F'sd from Belgium, England and Prussia. In
Ssa the consumption in France was four and a
aal millions, of which near q million was I'M
Ported from Belgian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19
sy-YoFR, MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 40, 1sas.

&c Nerv Temperance Boarding House the Ora.
HAM SYSTEM at No IL vessy -street.-This house is
newly fitted up and furnished in the richest style It's table
poes the choicest Fruits Vegetables, Goshen Butter Or
ange County Milk Sc Permanent Boarde.s will be accom-
n0dated the mos, reasonable terms Gentlemen and La
dies visiting the City earnestly invited give 1t trial.
and assured that they will find quiet aud neaess not
at,anable in Hotels Terms moderate a20f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

pOARDlNG.-A front and back parlor on the
IL second floor with pantrie between suitable for gentle
board Also few single gentlemen be accommodate
with board and pleasant Terms moderate. Ap, az
No. IS East Broadway. m3i lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

CHEAP BOARD at Staten lsland-A few gen.
,lsmen families can Is accommsdated with board IN
delightful part OF New Brighton The spacious and
ary-tAe grounds extensive aud beautiful Inquire inimei
stely the New Brighton House, New Brighton. m23 linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

CTEANI BOILER FOR SALE.-A second
- hand iron Steam Boiler horse power Also, hor
izoutal Drill. Inquire Of WELLS WEBB, No - Ann.
oxy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

OARDING-Single or married gentlemen can
ID BIZ accommodated with transient or permaaept Board.
rooms furnished or unfinished, b. MRS. GORE, No. q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19
uinois-whiS Nomination.


CHICAGO, June /, 1873.
The Convention of Wing Delegates from the
several Counties composing the Fourth Congress
sional District met at Juliet, Will County, on the
25th ult. Fifteen of the seventeen Counties CON-
posing the District were represented, and the
greatest good feeling prevailed in the Convention.
Simon Kinney, of Bureau County, PRESIDED
Giles Spring, of Cook County, and J. L. Dickey,
Of La Sale County, were the candidates for NOM
nation. An informal balloting resulted as fol-
hws: Mr.. Spring received % votes, and Mr..
Dickey received II votes; and upon the motion
oioneof Mr.. Dickey's friends, GILES SPRING
was declared duly nominated with the greatest
unanimiy. Mr.. Spring is a man of ability and
character, and has fought the battles of the Wings
msniuy for the last ten years in this his adopted
State. He is well known throughout the Dis
tict (Which is a very extended one,) and is one
Of the most popular men in Northern Illinois.
Although the Loco.Foco majority in this Dis
tnct is about thousand, we feel confident of
success. There is a Great deal Of enthusiasm in
The Wing ranks, and strong opposition in his
own party to the nominee of the Loco-Focos,
John Wentworth. The Wings are determined
to defeat their opponents, and you will say they
have your best wishes. M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

DOARDING-A few single setlemen, or gentle
ID men with their wives may obtain very peasan, furnished
pao1s and bedrooms with board, No. S. White street
lew doors from Broadway my23 linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

EDUCATION IN A INNATE FAMILY, on
T. the Hudson River GO miles from s-,w.YorL
The subscriber wishes give notice that ean receive into
his family two more Boarding Scholars durin present
Simmer Term Circulars aud further information Sbs
Obtained at this office at No. Sc a,street ,,,op
Newbursh. June lst 1913. !eo III
THE USE OF THE GLOBES and Elements OF
i Astronomy taught aided bya new md elegant nst;
WaIa Nautical Academy q Roosevelt street, New York.
Ladies and ers ENGAGED in tSaes anu I sheai Y is'
Gol and transparent Celestial Sphere lin nsrment)
iaIi Imam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

CORPORATTON NOTICE.-PublIc notice is
bsrsby given that the following petitions have been PRE-
scented III the Board Of Aldermen W 70 oa,d a
r. a four feet wide through the souteiy sidewalks
in Fteenthreer between the lhrd ana oaf' obiec.
lions to The sse luessd 70 present them @ daS Ct
I I ie.s JOHN EVEN, Street ComHssionssIi:;
'u s,rsst COMMISSIONERS Office, june 18th, isis i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

e HEALTH, QUIET AND COMFORT.-The Ora
ham House 60 Barcayeet Newly prefers advantages
s sS sw sgb sessd l On Clean and airy
street near The business part of the city and in the lmme
date vicinity of the principal steamboat landings It's apart
convenient and neat, while its table is supplied viii,
the bst Vegetables and Fruits that can be exendns
moderate and effort made render Bosrses comiorta-
hla. Shower Baths fire. Rernsmher 81 RarclaY.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

GOODS WANTED-The Society known as the
" Social REFORM .USr1Y," and located in Pike Co.
Pa ssrous of obtaining goods Of kinds. and pro-
pose giving its own capital stock in payment.
This society an industrial body OF people was raised in
above and is now in successful operation in agriculture
aud 1t consists OF about seventy and Is
rapidly increasing; has large of good land, upon
which is saw-n and harm, and about dozen dwelling
houses &c. together with cattle horses farming
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

@ Cnution.-The Travelling Public cautioned
farther West than Syracuse suffering their baggage 10 be
put the Cars going West of UTICA there other MODES
Falls and Buffalo, much cheaper and easarter. As the
agents Of these lines permitted To enter the Car Houses
along the ie of tire Railroad, it becomes necessary .r The
Propro OF these cheaper modes of conveyance pa, the
Travelling Public their guard against the impostons OF
these odious monopolies by this notice.
Syracuse, Nay 1913. my29 ineod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19
Crops in Illinois, Wisconsin and iowa.
CORRESPONDENCE of Tie Tribune.


CHICAGO liz, June 10Th, 1913.
From the interior of the State we learn that the
shsat crop will be very short, falling probably IN
SIDE of half a crop-but from the northern part
Of the State, Wisconsin and Iowa, VIC arc IN
formed that the wheat is very fine and promises
an excellent yield it now brings in our market,
s " cents aud -four, 81. You will perceive by
ae St. Louis quotations, that they are paying as
much as we are for wheat and more for flour, 1t
having brought Si.25 there, the early part OF
Ills week In the June number of Hunts Nlcr
Charts Magazine, a writer in giving Missouri
statistics, infers that when the Illinois Canal is
completed, that St. Louis will even trade with
,Micsisan-and he speaks Of coffee and cigars
having been purchased in ST. Louis for Chicago
such might have been the case once. If how
ever, the Canal was now completed it would
ake bat small advance 10 induce us 10 ship
aou. to ST. Lo,is-but il VIII be long time be-
lore we shall become dependent upon that city
10y supplies. Oar city continues TO improve "a
pay, several new buildings are in progress OF
a.ection, mostly dwellings,, and some of them,
wen completed, will add greatly to the appear
aee of the place. Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

DLEASANT BOARD for two or three single
able terms at u John street. References required e1 2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

Persons now holding Licenses requested 10 produce
them when APPLYING for renewals also Specially requested
to apply within the above avoid The penalties oil he
law By order 1872, r.,,,1
>,,yo,L A1,ror, One June Is 1873. jel6,I0y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

nEACH ORCHARD BROKEN AND EGG
i COAL daily discarsO from Canal Boats at The foot OF
Iaicht and Vestry Enthusiastically screened "eh iodueo'
foi Sa'e " ~ ' WARD & BROWNE,
80 Al Westinghouse corner Laght
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

TO PHYSICIANS AND FAMILIES.
JEFFERSON b. MONIES respectfully informs
y his Medical friends and citizens generally that he has re-
moved No 20 Bleccke..st (Hear the Bowery Where he
viii b. happy attend any calls, day or night TO apply
LEECHES AND CUPS, upon the most reasonable terms.
1 used Tie sacnuh tine. lnNIh I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

Persons wishing become members of the above Society
can, b. applying above he supplied with all necessary
formation respecting it, and copy OF It's Constitution, gratis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

TRENCEI LINEN DRILLINGS-Jus received
7 at DAyoLs Cloth Store, Nc so Maaen.ane. cases Of
variety Of PLAIN figured striped and rla4 Asp best
beaced and ubleached Basey Ducki light and dark plain
and ribbed GambrooaS French summer sht and
all wool and silk warp Drap Pete, together with various
other articles suitable for gentlemen and boys summer Cloth
ing for sale at the lowest market prices, At
my27 I'm DAVOI.'S Cloth Store, so Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

INDIA RUBBER HOSE FOR CROTON WA.
TERRIFIC public are respectfully invited TO examine the
article as manuacrc BY the subscriber The superiority OF
India Rubber hose is already well known and while ne does
full equal and 10 bear the pressure OF the Croton Water II
is much stoutt than the generality Of this kind Of hose and
sold al low prices A fair discount made TO Plumbers
49, C. l.. ROSS, III Maiden Lane,
;e,o between Pearl and Watersheds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

~ Wire Window Shatcs--These beautiful
Shades unlike all othe.s admit all the light aud AR n,o
The room and perfect the street. and AZ the same iiine
cbtruct the view from the well as all ih-
sects.
They are manufactured Ito order only) of any SIZE shap
color or figure: represent any p,cpTe or enI9o ms
sousiy put up mahogany to mt any WINDOW uooi %
Tor office signs Orders left No. ls Factory street. or sem
.aa1si 20 ;f s5drss,ed fo LEE x CO.
IN e No. Fsctory-styret
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

pOARDlNG.-Three or four respectable gentle
ID men can be accommodated with furnished rooms with
breakfast and tea full board if required where every
commcjatiou will be made 10 make i, desirable A lin. ad
dressed H. p c. and eft This ohce al No. Isl Fulton
strpSt. will receive attenliOn lel5 wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

GOOD BOARD and pleasant Rooms can be OBJ,
VI tained At No. 2J Ciifistree,. jei& If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

pRINTERS AND BINDERS WARERooMS
PRICES CT GREAT ATT REDTCEDNThe' HOE. Print.
ng Press, Machine and Saw Mandatory, in
and an is Ina eq etiSs 81 i he Cost q s5o
be greatly reduce the prices other Presses and OF in
ieTs Binders materials gGneray as will be seen by then
newly printed Circular to which they beg Leave 70 fre
dence Richard NJ Hoe and Robert Hoe and they assure
all articles manufactured b. this Estah shall retain
the high reputation which they have hitherto sustained II
will also be their eneayor improve the quality OF
them particular They atter themselves also tia,
their old friends will only continue their avors but that
Printers generally will appreciate their endeayors to furnish
the very best articles at barely remlne rating prices :.
Printers or Binders including Type Ink PAPER will be
executed with the greatest and prompttude and on the
best terms. -, ... o..;
~. prices with every attention and expedition -
,. y" articles manufactured by tins Es,ab!lsGme
may not imposed IG so [al acles made in I'M
taon of theirs. ~ -,
Printers Of newspapers who publish this adse..s il
of their papers u.s. will be entitled payment OF thar b
on buying four times the amount OF II AN ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

MARTIN GAYLORD, Tailor and Draper, has
j. K Goodman where he receiving his Spfn aud
Summer goods which he vii make order in fashionable
reduced his expenses he will be enabled sell reduced
prices and he olcits the faror Of his friends and the public
olore received. His good article puncuay il
fIlino orders Love nrices delivery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

nEACH ORCHARD NUT CoAL.-Handsomt
sonar fracture aud large size for for sale b.
WARD s BROWNE, III Washington =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

ss-J, ADAMS ~ CO.'S EN-
rss.z-II9es--l PRESS TO PITTsBURG, Pa EssEEtS
Through in four days from NewsssssySsSIz.
York AZ-Sl-
The subscribers respectfully inform the public thai they
Of the well-nown '.rioneer and Express Line" al
phaepha for the Daily Transportation OF Iron CHE'r' to
Pittsburg, Under theic own locks and keys.
The of Adams & Co snch to insure
GREATER the forwarding and delivery Of yHlua.
Die packages and parcels every description than has been
before offered the Public. The Pioneer and Express Line
being in perfect order and running through to Plttsburg In
three and half days from Philadelphia.
To- Merchants Will find their interest 10 make col.
LEcTIoNs through the medium Of Adams K Co.'s Express t
the cHEApE.r and sosr ExpEpIrIous method, and the
attention will be given collecting paying notes,
drafts, bills Sc. Sc.
Goods received before hapast one O'Clock forwarded
the day. Small packages received until halfpast o.
clock r. NJ. NJ,
.qdms f. Co. run tie only Package Ezress cars % Phil
adeiphid. ADAMS CO.. w all 81
Agent in PHILADELPHIA, &. S. Sanford
I" Pit,shurg. Z. G. Bsrford. m23 lh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

SCRIBNER & CO.
are up head yet, and selling
Boots Is Sko-s cheaper tbsp
ever, al the grsat Catharins
Boo, and Shoe market, 75
, Casharine street, corner Of
Monroe 81. The subscribers
having advantages that but
few in the trade Possess.
pledge them4elyes Ut you
call nnont Iieml 10 give you
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

This property forms the capital of the society," and di.-
died into shares Of s25 e1eaws an interest OF SIX per cent
ted on the property of the Society for such payment
Persons having cheap aud unsaeabls goods OF almost any
kind such as PROVISIONS, COARSE Dry Goops, FARMING
Tools, TURNING LArHEs HARDWARE &C. could find sale
for them far prices above Damaged good, Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

r ARD OlL-Thc subscribers have constantly,
il hand and daily receiving superior quality OF LaI
which they sup ihe trade at all ss in a1s"' II ,b
public is particularly invited the arr; ce offered By them
being consdee geqnaed BY any other made Il ewes sod
equally as profitable for burning the best Sperm o ana
for manufacturing purposes has preference Oe On
il IF BUTLER & MORRIS 10 W ateT-sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19


The President and Agent Of the above society (Mr Le
be this business the Sd story o! the clec
blisment at the Of Bowery and Division
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

The GOLDEN MARRlAGE.-H you wish to learn
the true value of marriage, if you wish to see what
this union may be for two human hearts, and for
life, then observe not the welded ones in Their
honeymoon nor by the cradle OF their first child;
nor at time when novelty and hope yet throw
a morning glory over the young and newton
world of home: but survey them rather IN the
remote wears of manhood, when they have proved
the world and each other, when they have con
qucrcd many an error, and many temptation, IN
order to become only the moro united 70 each
other; when labors and cares arc theirs; when,
under the burden of the day, as well as IN their
hours of repose, they support one another, and
hnd that they arc sufficient for each other. Or
survey them still farther in lifc see them arrive
at that period when the world, with all It's changes
and agltatons, rolls far away from them. becomes
ever DINNER to them; when their house IS still,
when they are solitary but vet stand there hand
in hand, and each reads in the others eyes only
love; when they, with the same memories, and
the same hopes stand on the boundaries OF another
liie into which they are prepared to enter; and
of all the desires of this having retained only the
one, that they may die on the same day,-yes,
then behold them. The Neighbors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

NJ Walter Forward and a. w. Marks
Atiorneys al Law Pittsburgh. Pa. m9 bun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

w AM ED-A situation by a good Protestant
eo9Si rwasher and rocer. Good references Please
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

w ANIED lAlNlEDIATELY-25 Landsmea.
" tAmericansj for Whaling Voyage in FIRST cls, ships
Also TWO eospsrs Two 10 s5ps'e,; ana basksns to
sary articles furnished the ered, the voyage For fur
ther particulars apply 20 The agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

The Blooms giale Stages with CAREFUL and attentive dr-
ers start from the City Hall every hour the day o
the pace-fare ~ cents. leo Nv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-30
FAITH.
~ WV. H. BuRLEIGn.

Restless and of complaining on his bed
Tossed fair child, as burned along his veins
The FIRE OF fever with consuming pains;
lnd ever and anon he raised his head
From the hot pillow, and besecching said
water oh, give me water :" By his side
The healer Stood and tenderly replied
Wait yet whie--,hs potion take instead
mo" cried the chld-"'lis poison md willkilll'
Hs father took the cup--"My son, be sure
This is a nauscous draugh, bu, il may cure--
viii my boy drink it," Then said he II will
Tn not afraid It's poison no'r--I know
Yes would no, give H. father, were it so"
oh, trusting Childhood would learn OF thee
This lesson of pure Faith, and 10 my heart
30 bind i, that it never may depart
Therefore shall, thou henceforth my teacher be,
Hor in thy perfect trust the sin see
Ofmy own doubts and fears The cup Of Life,
Duggcd with the bitterness and tears of strife,
Shall not drink j, when It's profered me2
Ya-for lis mingled by n Fathers hand
AMI given in love-for rightly understood,
Trials and pains tend ever 10 our good,
Healing the soul that for the better land
Tblrrs with dsa,hless longing Welcome pain,
Whose end is bliss and everlasting gain
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-30
NoIt-AN ACT, PROVIDING FOR THE coll
LECTION OF TAXES ASSESSED on REAL



II is hereJy enacted ~ the General AHembiy
Of tie State Of Vermont, az tollou,:
SEC l. This act shall be in smcniment OF
chapter seventy seven Of the Revised Statutes, aud
Of an act in addition thereto, approved Nov. l2,
1912
SEc Q The constable who may sell lands by
virtue Of said acts shall make out true list OF
the lands so sold, therein designating the time
when, the person to HON and the sum for which
each piece Of land was sold and leave the samo
for record in the Office Of the town clerk IN the
town where said lands lie, within thirty days from
the day Of sale, and said town clerk shall record
the same within ten days thereafter
Sic 3 Section two Of tho act above named up.
proved November IL, 1912 shall be construed TO
extend 70 the Of all lands sold by virtue Of
said act, The provision Of section twelve Of said
chapter seventy seren, for the redemption of the
same.
SIC When any constable shall have com
mcnced proceedings under this net aud shall die
his successor ia SAID Office shall have power 10
perform al the duties required By this sc', which
shall have been unfinished NJ the time Of his death
SIC . ConsablCs shall be allowed iof pre-
pairing and sending advertisements 10 the pfsEs
one dollar eoch Or csch receipt for tax, or for re
dempiion Of and sold. II ior orr loi tx cents, for
each additional lot two cents. and FOR each deed &c
lnowcdgod Of one 10, % ceuts, for each additional
lot IN the same decd FIX cent?, and ~ the rate Of
1850 delars per day for the lime spen, IN making
the ISIS and attending The sales rtqpired ~ thus
act. 10 Leu 81 the fees now provided by law,
Approved Nov 2 1913
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-30
TOO OBLIGING BY HALF.

a few evenings since a gonilemans carriage
drove up 10 the door Of n tavern in this vicinity,
The landlord as usual made all haste to render
his required services After bowling smiling
assisting the family to alight, and conducting them
into the parlor, he gave the osiler TO understand
his duty 10 the strange gculeman's fine horses,
remarkng by the way, that they were to rec.ain
under his charge some two or three days Sup
per was called for, and while preparing, toe srang-
er casting his eye towards the bar and observing a
few empty decaniers, exclaimed oh you keep
temperance inn, do you sirl Yes Sill re-
piled Inc host we profess 10 be temperance folks
here The tea tell was rung and the gentleman
repaired to the table When about taking his seat
the rerg o5ligiHg landlord stepped politely into
the dining room and informed him ia a very low
and deierenila tone, that though he pTo1e@ed n
keep a fempfr0Hce h0feL get he Arrays made Il a
point, 10 accom0lais rarelers wkeaereT tiny de-
sired HtNe s0metAiag 70 irei their trhisiir nth
Oh YOU DO DO Won sir cnqnlred the not liuif
Disconnected stranger We'll believe / will moi
take any ins, now The rery oJHciHg hos
concluded from this lhs, he had made al eyre
eious mistake, sneaked back INTO the bar-roou
not a lnle ehagIined. The stranger soon l5llow
"a and demanded his bill Why sill lhinl
you informed me you was 10 remain few days
1 Yes, sir, but have had occasion 10 change IN
mind The carriage was again brought 10 ia
door after some delay, and the family seated 10
I ready 20 start Now, friend, II have a small
piece Of adric, ior you said The gentleman, I'D