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HERRING'S
(wILDER's PATENT,)
SAEAMANDER SAFES

The validity of this patent, (after having been
vigorously contested by suits at law for the hast
six years, has been fully and finally established
in the Supreme Court of the United States.
The undersigned, at his depot, has on hand
a large assortment of the genuine
PATENT SaLAnIANDER SAFES.
Also, all kinds of Iron Chests, Money Boxes
Vault Doors and Bank Vaults, both fire and
burglar proof, with new and second hand Safes
OF other Understanding the largest assortment
IN the world. Also, the following Locks
Joness Changeable, Combination, Formulation,
and Letter Changeable Anti -Gunpowder Locks:
Halls New Patent Powder and Burglar-Pro
Lock; Day, Newell & Days; and Locks of other
celebrated makers
JOHN FARREL,
No. 81 Walnut-Street, PhiIadeiphia,
sSole Agent for the State of Pennsylvania
June %, 1S51.-37-3m
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FIRE SH .aRRIV.AL
CHEAPGOODs

RIFLE & HUMPHREYS,
Have received from Philadelphia, at their
Store Room at the Summit, large and splendid
assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods,
selected with great care, and with desire to
accommodate the wants of all. Their stock
consists of
Cloths, CaSSimereS, SattinetS, Tweeds, Ginghams
Fla'eneis, Prints Of eUery Uariefy, Lin
seys DE Lains, the latest style Of Shaaois,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, Queensware,
BOOKS and STATIONARY.
Together ,oith a heaUy stock Of
q X o & e II Els,
In fact almost everything required to satisfy
the wants of the community. Having purcha-
sed at the lowest cash prices, they prepared
to accommodate their customers with goods, on
terms little lower than they can be purchased
at any other establishment in the county. All
are respectfully invited to give them call and
Judge for themselves
February 20, 1851.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
AND CHEAP BARGAINS!

The undersigned respectfully inform the citi-
zens of Summitville, and vicinity, that they
have just received from Philadelphia and New
York, large and well selected assortment Of
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IsEMOV AL.

The subscriber begs leave to inform the pub
lie generally that he has removed his Subtle and
Harness Establishment, to Jefferson, Cambria
county, where he will be pleased to see his old
friends and all others wanting ANYTHING in his
line of business. He intends keeping constantly
on hand q large stock of
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THE UNION.

he fba Y,na which
destood hs v a hs ,bat in $40 he
pous of breadstua and nroyisions were Io 075 a3O In
is4o thew wsra sss Iss so1
T,,s ~, ".'e GOO ,ha ,,oa., 20 Lad "a
ceivad A. he n, =, NJ o s III, ~ os, 400 MOS
IN 1919 Il was ~ ,bs sa,ma non sos noo MOS 70
Tar oopeSp csan Tbapra ar no yasy .,,hent;c ac
counts If iba n,oic, 90 ,ha cannar n 81 iha Iosd
STATES n, ~ Ia. h, !, 70 49, cansJs,ahIs
and bids ir 10 ha.oo 81 na mail imno1snca wb;I -
s3o none ., wsr G,,i a :" u,od"ead ~ Ina conn,rv
Tur 90, - 10y 'i' pi,sP t cIIorni, -, ~ mint,
n PhilsJanha M p,aann from n,ahs 'aSn 10
lime IS5I sqs 600 600
Tu, ,ons 49, H. ,o.s !, IL said ~ h,ya haan "a
follows. 90 y = 'NN y NV
49,,
Sse Of 300 , yeldg @ ona ps ooo oo
$50 boomsrIes la,,ea ,oIiia. ana Sitting mills and
yielding 500 tons OF sa hoops aebooms 80 900 TONS
CASTINGS macbioe,y stova ,laias Sc I2l 500 TINS
which AZ he tha nsrL ~ vana were estimated inns
,o eoo ~ . MA -, 90 ooo
,3 soo oa ~ wiuusn' m on ~ Wv per $40
80 900 tons Of boomefy ron a. $50 ..... 1000 o 0
-
asSaoaoo
The COAL CROP The census OF the United States OF
$780, the first taken after the adoption of the constitution,
showed the population 10 be 992 OOO AT this period
anthracite coal had not been brought at all into use If its
existence had been discovered But as early as 1904 an
ark load of b,tlmiaOus coal was shipped from point on
the Susquehanna near The present Town of Cearfeld
and landed at Columbia a distance OF about $50 miles,
and the people of Lancaster were wholly unprepared
that time to make its acquaintance but they have since
been taught to treat with respect, and to consider
as one OF the resources of their proud and towering
State
In 1890 the population of the United States about
1000 900 and this year 365 OF anthracite coal
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JOSIAH HoLBRoor, esq.
From Bicknells Reporter.
The Prod ucta Of the S.pubIlc.


The growth OF this county is rapid that il is almost
impossible even for our most expert statscians and po
ca economists TO keep pace with the progress Of
The census, which is taken every years
furnishes the most comprehensive view and yet the time
employed in obtaining the facts and in spreading them be-
fore the public very considerable that when they
last appear in a tabular and accurate form, the republic
has gone forward with speed so remarkable that i'm
portan additions and estimates have TO be mede, in order
to arrive at anything like the reality. The census Of
1850, for example. yet sealed book, far many
OF its most important features concerned; and this is
likely to be the case for least another year. Thus,
then, shall have the real condition OF affairs in
1880 until 1851 and the reader who has paid attention
TO our progress during the past may well imagine that
the lapse of two years viii make many and important
changes in population resources, and capabilities
generally IN the language OF the London A,heneum,
When the United States shook of the yoke OF England
their people numbered more than three millions
When they were last measured against European
power, they not more than eight millions. Ten
years hence they will be equal 10 France or Austria
There hardly seems to be limit TO their growth"
Our attention has been called 10 this subjec just
by looking little pamphlet entitled An exhibit
OF the Catawssa, Wilismsport, and Erie Railroad Com
pany" It's facts and figures although not ny the present
lime, comprise much that is valuable. We proceed to
abstract condense few OF the most important tables
nxI, fIe Sfa
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yxA GREEN. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, SITUA-
Y TED ON FoUR-ANDAHALF STREET, AT AUCTION
On next August shall premises
precisely the following valuable and desirable building
the desirable part of the Island
Ag7 As feet yinches AZ street,
west side Streets running back loo feet 10
20 feet alley. =,
Also, Io l. square 536, fronting 70 feet on Virgins
Sd and AZ streets, running bsrk ~
81.
Also, No square 500, fronting 81 feet less on
Virginia Sd north side running
from 81 90 feet deep.
Terms One fourth balance sir, twelve, and
months satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
deed given and Convey the
of the purchaser o. purchasers. Title good
July 3-d A. SREEN hucuoheei'
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.-On Monday,
he sh Instant shall sell on the premises at ocl1ck
preose y the following list Of valuable building lots situated IN dit
ferent sections OF G
LotNo Is, situated square 53a fronting ID street,
and running back ~ feet ~ inches, between
10, NO y IN square No a3 fronting ~ street ~ feet On
inches, between = and streets, the CITY Hall.
Fe o. ot NO IN fronting ~ inches
street. between ID and ah building
Also, paof lot No. TO- No. 42a fronting 20
on h street and running back 100 feet deep between and
streets, ,outh Of the canal.
Also, lot No. ~, situated in No. GO
Also, lots Nos 20 and II, in square No. so6.
Also, lots Nos and u in square No $50.
Terms One third cash the years,
noes endorsed bearing interest
taken SoVyances AZ the cost of the purchaser Title
good.
July 3l--ft A. GREEN Auctioneer.
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by DYER Il MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.

IMPORTANT SALE real. ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
i WASHINGTON AT AUCTIoN-On Monday, August III,
O'Clock, D. m premises shall sell range Of three
brick buildings Buildings
NORTH 18Th and l4h Penn
described lot No.
No and 59 feet deep containing
III, 100 square feet.
These buildings Offices the ground floor
back buildings
rable and comparative thng be converted
hotel for which beuer be found in
this city.
printing and bookbindng establishment the
printing executed number
years. many facilities for manufacturing purposes
affords unusual opportunity for capitalists as safe and proha
BILE
Immediately after properly
swll be fered:
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The mayor and aldermen Of Nashville voted on Tues
day subscription OF $4,000 stock in the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Company as stock in the Wnches
ter and Alabama road, which is to be Immediately
veyed, put under contract and FASTENED TO early
petion. This will connect Nashville with the Selma
road Guners landing the Tennessee river thence
by the Alabama river and thence by uninterrupted nav
cation with the Mobile bay. When this line of improve
shall be completed, it is estimated that Nashville
will be placed within htiy-two hours OF New Orleans
Bait Clipper,
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Tur COTTON caoP.-The value and quantity OF this
crop is universally known; but the time when we
were taught to believe that il chief and almost
only resource pay for foreign imports, and TO keep
the wheels of government in motion nj home. In 1880
the consumption OF cotton in this country was about
$50 900 bags In 1850 il was about 100000 bags, the
consumption OF which greatly lends to lessen our i'm
portatons.
The WOOL cRop-ln this branch OF agriculture we
have now invested about $500 100000. In 1890 this
crop held prominent position N the statistics OF the
country In s4o The croP Of wool in the United States
was 900 pounds and OF the value OF about sio
and quite valuable the cotton crop OF 1890
which was then less than 100000 bales.
IHE GRAIN cRop-No particular reference to this can
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0-Mr O. W. JAsss, No Harrison street, Cincinnati ohio Is
travelling agent the States assisted BY Messrs
D. r. snTa, r. DEsT, JASON TArLok, j. W. AkasrsoSa, W.
R.ssAr D1 JOSHUA wADswoSrH, Ajax. H. LAWS and H. X.
GaAvxs.
-AI NJ LxwIs, OF Montgomery, Alabama Is our gen.
arr. States Of Alabama and Tennessee
sisted by his sons, James o. and Samuel d. Lewis
Of Richmond, Virginia, general agent
for Virginia. by travelling agents A. b. puLLsH and JAMES
TsonAs.
nEgwAaps SANFORD Co.. express agents and bankers In
the United States London Liverpool have been appointed
AGENTS Uao authorized receive subscriptions
and Their once In London nj NO III
Gresham street, and Liverpool No Columbia buildings
This in this with The well
Of Adams Co., agen and enued 10 e conn
dsncs Of our friends abroad.
n0-Recspss from either Of thu above will be good
OOMr d. Johnson of Galveston Is authorized 10 procure
subscsibers kc, for the Union in Texas
conn., IsaAxL e. JAMES, No. l1a South Tenth street, rhiadei-
phia general travelling assisted by Messn Wh H.
WsLD, Jsnn JAnEs DxxRIEe A. KIRK WxLLHaToH,
T. A. Evans JupKIss Locks, Jos Burton, GKoRaE
?. BuT1os, and THOMAS D. NIck
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Nv A, GREEN, AuctiOnecr.

VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUG
TION-On Friday LIST Of August shall sell the
premises lots Nos 81 and 2 situated in square
No fronting each street. running back 41H feet
an alley wide 18th and 18Th streets west
opposite residence, and situated the hand
ne healthiest part OF the LIST ward. .
balance and mohths,
ost taken conveyances of the purchaser
ehasers.
ndisputable. $3.50.
july aO-3t A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALrMoRR, July s0-5, p.
fine rain has been falling all day, which will prove OF
caculabe service the crops has also served 10 bring
the the down TO 10 degrees
The democratic convention last night nominated Joseph
Weahers and Elias Ware candidates for the house
OF delegates Both gentlemen well known and deserv.
edly popular The remaining eight candidates viii be 80.
lecied 10 night. I'D.
There is no local news OF any interest to send you.
TnE Ts-Sales to- day OF 100 bbs City Mills -four
81 25 and small sales OF Howard street at 81 l2k Red
wheat 50 80 cents white, 50 30 cents White corn,
62 "a cents yellow, 80 go cents Whskey "a cents,
and dull fAkV
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FLAX coTros-A patent has been taken out at Wash
ngion for the preparation of this material IN this country
from nsysome gentlemen having purchased the inyen-
ton from the Chevsler Clsussen II is stated that this
new material can be mixed with either cotton or wool
and made up into fabrics by the machinery now in use ior
wollen and cotton manufactures. Flay-woen goods II
estimated. can be produced OF about equal quality with
woosn al less cost. and flax cotton fabrics at abou, the
came price A. cotton goods. Philadelphia Inquirer.
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rams leuet 70 the New York Commercial says
/" NJ Cabot, the chief Of the Communist colony a Nan
VOC, Illinois has returned here stand his trial for
swindling tie Is now seventy years old He once held
the high post OF protureur general This was believe
in the early part of the reign Of Louis Philippe As
he reached Paris he surrendered himself 10 the
police, and sent TO pr'son He will in all probability
be convicted"
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DIED,

on the 29b instant, after lingering illness, Mrs. MARY F.
OWEN, wife of EDWARD OWN OF this city.
The friends Of the family requested attend her funeral this
O'Clock street, opposite
the Smithsonian Institute.
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CINCINNATI, July 29The accounts of the revolution in
Cuba created unusual stir this city and two parties
young have already left for New Oeans to voun-
teer their services expedition is 10 be fitted out
against the island, and to aid the insurgents.
The comp any il is understood Is TO be under command
Of Capt Robinson who concerned in the last expedi-
ton, and who leaves here for the South to morrow.
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THE Cuba Necs in Netc Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July 2S--The Cuban news has created
great excitement here and aroused strong feeling in be-
half Of The patriots. meeting held on Saturday
night and a committee appointed make collections for
their assistance Lopez present. and addressed the
assembly Ii is stated he is about proceed to Cuba
TO take command of the republican forces.
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rELEeRApHIo REPORTS ToR rAE UNION.
NRw YORK, July 30.

Nav YoRK, July 30.
The French seam.gate Magadore put into this port TO-
day Tor repairs She is from Havana, and was struck by
lightning yesterday morning in storm near Holmes
Hole Two OF the board, named Francis Nye and
Mr.. Morris, Were instantly killed by the fluid.
The stock market Is quiet Government securities
changed Canton Company advanced
Flour s'eady-sales 5000 barrels al Yesterdays prices
Sales of 5000 bushels So for mixed SO
Tor yellow. The cotton market is quiet No change In
other articles. -. I
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WAR DrrApTMrsT,

Washington, February u.s. 1881.
The enormous expenditures Of army, particularly
Department, OF reckless
brought notice. led the
infer that rigid economy might be pactsed
than has lately been observed
Officers Of every notified that
regard Of description rigid adherence to the
prescribed regulations will be strictly enforced.
Officers Subsistence and ouarermaer Department viii
possible reduce the expenditures
ucuary in the item Of transportation
building be constructed unless by order
department. except such indspessaby for
and temporary accommodation of the See
$40 and g general regulations army,
barracks cheapest Kind their
procuring fuel and forage the soldiers should be employed
than they
department confidently the jealous OF
the officers efforts reduce the expenditures low be
consistently health comfort troops
should understand officers
tho staff assigned 10 duty as their aanf' that tits e duty OF
watch the public expenditures in
every branch within for all
srcese. such held responsible
this duty neglected, Inspector General
General VIII make special report for the action Of the Gonean
Chi,f Secretary Of War,
ny command Of Major General Scots
r., JONES' Adjutant General.
GrsrH.L opprR) HE.pQulRrrrs rHr AMY,
AdIu' w..S Ss"s,n'I ,o 3a, g, ,ss,
The following order received Department publish
cd information and guidance Of tho army
Wan DEr.RrxssT, July "a 1851.
The attention department recently called
many Of frontier stations civilians employed
capacities such clerks mechanics aborers and
guards
The employment Of OF these unauthorized by
regulation, instances the duties performed by
and ought be performed by the officers soldiers The
department psfruaded promptly
Of the field will cheeruy perform duties that
deyoive them while in garrison Hereafter therefore, the
employment civilians branch Of the service aud for
purpose for which soldiers could be detailed without manifest injury
service, issticty prohibited.
n necessity exists for the employment Of hired labor the author
iy commanding requisite therefor
the staff officers him circumstances
which render the necessary, shall report
his remarks the department. copy thereof
general Of the division.
c. NJ. CONRAD, Secretary Of War,
ny command % Major General Scott
July 3l-t r. JONES' Adiutant General.
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5,4N,49e


Thus them the quantity raw cotton taken for consump
ton has increased 10 per the import Of foreign cotton
80 per and the expou of dome per cent
In the four OF the present tariff, therefore, the
sumption ocoon goods has increased in the United States
probably nearly great extent iron, Of which tho
consumption or,he home featured article has ncreas
ed than any other In the United States the
freedom from internal restraints upon Intercourse and
modified resuictons upon foreign trade in the last four
years, have permitted the psope-he workers-io con.
larger portion Of the products; and II hoped
rom the revolution that France would experience also
commercial emancipation, which should by permitting
her people more, and capital and Office.
holders less confer greater upon every branch
Of industry That this will be tho case-hat France under
universal suffrage. extended education, and commercial
enanc patton, will become important customer for
United States produce-ihere is every hope.
There is generally fair business doing, and the number
Of dealers 10 town from the country Is considerable,
bringing with them fair payments. Money is however,
little more in demand-the banks being inclined restrict
their operations and discount Tsher they receive
On call money is per cent. and ongds paper. with
good names, has been done at per restriction
in the money market will tend fall in exchanges and
clrcum,cribe remiuanoes The produce markets show
fair demand for export, with the exception Of cotton
which remains languid at price. follows
.'''" good .a sSoS 'r, MD "a "' 70 r az,
Mobile Mobile and nd Il o. o, sx III SaSS ssss "
Flour under considerable receipts, shows firm prces-ssy
round hoop Ohio, 81 - 81 81 straight and good
State, - IL 81 Isl new Baltimore 81 rs. Rye four
50 37k Corn meal 50 81 So IL. Wheat at a small 70.
ducon was more active-saes Michigan white l0l 1902
cents; Ohio red 81 81 Rye, II cents Otts 43 AZ
cents. Corn is buoyan-say 81 a SO mixed; round
yellow, SO 90 cents, Pork Ia firm SIS new mess sIl
old do new prime, sl3. Lard Is hghsr-say o a 81
cents Rice, $50 80 So. Whiskey % cents. Tobacco Is
heevy-sales 81 10 cents.
The stock market presents no materially new fea ure
100000 Boston city SIS sold for foreign account and
Of the s250oooO Nrgiaa g. taken by house In this CITY
1903 sales Of $4,000 savings bank made at los
Considerable suantities viii go abroad. The fraudulent
canal scps in this State will be taken by the brokers
banks under the new law for pledaug with tho ptroe
and they win relieve New York and United States stocks
worth 0s which will PROBABLY 20 abroad The quotation
today II iollowsi
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ny A. easms. Aus,,one.r.

IN saturday, The I'd Of August shall premises,
bo,clock 10, No. ~, situated D.. fronting ~
eet on ane avenue and having about hundred
feet between 9th and handsome and desirable build
ne lot good chance for speculation, lot be sold
Tefms one third balance months for
notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing from the day Of sale
Al eonveysnees At the cost OF purchaser. Title good
Jnly3 A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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CONTINUATION SALE OF GROCERIEs-Tbe sale %
The stock Of Mr. continued az the corner
l3h and streets, morning. August ist ct ~ O'Clock
The valuable pnsod and mus PC closed WIN
DYER MCGUIRE
Julv a-d