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REMOVAL.
Ii l. A G, X S NJ II HIN G.
Robinson SNYDER

WoULD respectfully inform his friends
w and the public generally that he has
removed his Blacksmithing Establishment to
the South side of the Bridge, in the Shop
formerly occupied by Dan'l Gilbert, where he
is prepared to do every kind of work in his
line, well and with promptness. He takes
this occasion to return his thanks for the Gus
tom heretofore received, and solicits q contin-
uance of the same.
Athens July D. lS53-3t $50
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"Bobby, what is steam q
Boiling water"
"Thats right: compare it,"
positive, boil; comparative, boiler; super
lative, bust"
INFALLIBLE REMEDIEs.-We have no faith
in quack medicines, but think it always best
when sick to apply to a regular physician
there are, however some simple remedies, for
certain disorders we can recommend rs in
fallble.
For sca-sickncss-stay at home.
For drunkenncss-drnkc cold water.
For nccidcnt-kccp out of danger.
For fear of Sheriils-pay your debts.
TO be happy-bc honest
Po please aIl-mind Your own business.
To make money-advcrtise.
To have gCodconscience-keep the COM
mndments'
TO do rght-,Iakc your county newspaper.
To prevent acknowledgement tho truth.
To sleep wcll-bc Industrious.
To have your memory blessed,
PAY THE PRINTER.
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HORRIBLE DEATH FROM PoIsoN-Two men
in Illinois, near Lacon, came to terrible
death last week. A companion had stolen a
bottle ofliquor, as he supposed, which he
handed them for treat. They both drank
of it in such haste that its pungency and
deadly power were not discovered until too
late to avert the evil 1t turned out to be nj
trio acid, diluted in rain water, said to have
been procured for purposes of galvanizing.
But a moment elapsed before they fell to the
earth overwhelmed with the most intense
and excruciating pain, They rolled and tumb-
led, and clawed their faces and the earth
with their hands, indicating by the contor-
tons of their bodies and groaning all that
agony which would ensue if they had swal-
lowed red-hot Goals. Death soon cnsued.
A similar affair occurred on board n steam
boat on the Ohio river, near Louisville, few
days ago. Several of the crew tapped cssk
OF whiskey, as they supposed, in the hold of
the boat, and drank freely. Two of them
died in commissions soon after, and another
Is not expected to survive. Instead of whis-
key, the cask contained poisonous liquid.
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Straw Mule.
DUNLAP a. HORN,

(Late Allen 4 Dunlap
Grocery and Commission Merchants,
MACON, GEORGIA.
STRICT personal attention to orders and
- quick returns of sales of Produce
They will give special attention to con-
signments from East Tennessee.
S. $. DUNLAP. n. HORN.
march IS; 1S53-1y 23i
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:-iy'o There is prospect Of an abundant
Weld Of Sea Island Cotton in Florida, this
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WASHINGTON, July lo,-The President is
ouite unweu on account of fatigue.
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF McMINN COUNTY
FOR GOVERNOR, 1851.
COMMON SCHOOL FUND.
1853.

COMMON SCHOOL FUND.
The following is a true statement of the
amount of School Funds coming to each
School District in the county of McAlinn,
including School Commissioners fees, for the
year 1883:
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The less man needs money the moro ne
worships il. Mscrs are always people WIN
,.u a,n,,itrs and no children,
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Chancery Court jacksonville.

SamueI T. Ilpton, eompIalnaht
rs.
Morris X. Taylor and Harriet his wife, and n.
J. Spillman defendants,
TT appearing from the bill filed in this case
i that defendants Taylor and wife reside in
the State Of Alabama, publication is ordered
to be made for four successive weeks in the
Athens Post, requiring said defendants to
make their personal appearance at the Court
house in Madisonvile, on the Sd Monday of
September, 1853, aud then and there answer
complainsnt's bill, or the same will, as to
them, be set for hearing pro confesso.
J. A. COFFIN, C. d "
July Is, lS53-4t Prs fee So POL
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Iran,

A LARGE assortment Of "Tcllico' and
"A changing Dog, received aud for sale by
April 10. McSPADDEN d HORTON.
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BAKER & CASWELL,

Augusta, Georgia,
WILL keep on hand at all times well
w selerted stock of Sugar, Aoid''e', SAT-
Iron, de-, dc.
They will give special attention to con.
sign,ncnts of Bacon, Lard, Grain, and other
Tennessee Products.
ALFRED BAKER. T. D. oAs"Eii'
July 10, lS53-lv 2ol
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SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

b. becoming in time possessed of the knowledge the w.ut
Of which has caused the sickness aud oNeHy OF thousands
Ia view of such consequences, wife mother Is eies
sable il she uegitCt avail herself Of that knowledge IN
respect herself which would spare her much suffering be
the of happiness aud prosperity her husband, aud
confer her dreq that 81 above all prce-healhy
I.tEla. - o laA
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dissolution.

.rltr Copartnership.
4 LFRED BAKER has associated with him
N in business 7. d. CAswELr, for the trans
action Of general Wholesale Grocery and
Commission business, under the name and
style Of BAKER IL CAswELL, and will occupy the
Store Of the late Baker d Hart. I.
ALFRED BAKER,
T. d. CASWELL,
(Ldtc nth Baker d. Hart.
Augusta, Ca, June 10, '53.
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Chancery Court at jacksonville.

ZEE. GRIFFITH, CLERK.
July 20, lS53--6t Prs fee SO 243
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FiSk'S Patent Metallic Burial Cases,
MARIA GE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is 1T

That behold many females scarce in the meridian ofrs
broken in health aud spnts with complication Of diseases
and ailments. aepyng them OF the power for The enjoyment
of life when physical healh huoyaucy Of spirits,
should be predominant.
Many Of the causes of her suherngS at i-peha' years
before perhaps during gihhOOd the first years Of mluage-
in their origin to pass uunOticed aud OF course
rt.I
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Campbell's m. 1860
#New counties.
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For sale by Allison d Cook, Lebanon; Bell
h Tockersmith, Springfield; f. c. ClonstoD,
franklin; Thos. II. Buck, Drcsdcn--Tcnn.
In Mem York CiM by Stringer& Townsend;
Adriance, sherman & Co., Dewitt IL Dayen-
port Barnes & Co.; Office, 100 Liberty street.
near Greenwich.
rnnv Il '52-ly w
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Possessed the information contained in little voums lwi
in the reach Of ALL which would spare To herself
YEARs or MIsERY,
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MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
WIFE AND MOTHER

To behold the sickness and suffering endured by many, wN
many years from simple and cOnruaDe, easily
eme lIe dor better StIll,-uot incurred, lieveTy
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When knowledge IL Happiness, Ills ouI-
pablo 10 be IgmOrRnt.

ey- On receipt Of One Dollar (fr the fine Eh
Hon, extra blndingJ "THE MARRIED WOMANS
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION" is sent (o'dtled
free TO any part II the United stnles. All letters muI
DO postpaid, and addressed 10 Dr. A. NJ. MAURL
CEAU, Box 1924, New York City. Publishing once
No. 1879 Liberty Street New York.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27
shnn tI,e Gaming Tnblc.

~ Judge Forsyth lately occupied a promi
nent position 10 The State Of New York. -
He possessed large properly, which he
'lost by gambling, and endeavored 10 restore
by forgery. He recently fed 10 Europe
after involving his friends tolarge amounu
for endorsements. Commenting on his in
fatuaiion the Albany Express contains some
excellent remarks, from which we exirac
what follows:
Bya strange perversion Of human nature
The gamblers debts are always debts o
. honor They can not be collected in Q
courl OF law, and therefore the ganestel
feels himself honorably bound 10 pay Them
We have no doub, Judge Forsyth paid all
these debts a, the expense Of his integrity as
a man and his reputation for life! Verify
this isa world OF Inconsistencies The
celebrated Fox Is said 10 have refused The
paymen. Of small and just debt, because he
owed a debt Of honor, and had the
money 10 pay them bolh. Injustice and
forgery, and breach OF trust, are all com.
mined dunder the infalua,ion of a reckless
and gambling honor. The frenzy of the
game rises ever the mind with a spiri, o.
Insanity, binding reason judgemen. and
( conscience to the very wheel OF fortune. LIE,
no man think himself safe al game Of haz.
ard; he does no.splay for money alone; he
hezards the possession Of strong mind.
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WALKERlsM.--ln view Of Robert j.
Walkers new invention FOR ,himble.rig.
ging The Treasury, The Louisville JOwndl
says:
Mr.. Walker drew his outfit TO China &c.,
600 for Staying at home. His case seems
TO us very suggestive one. As nearly all
the Offices have been disposed Of and the
applicants are sill increasing in number and
noise, the administration must of course dt
as much as irpossibly can with very smal
means. Ii has now only Two first class mis-
sions in It's gift, the mission 10 China ant
the mission TO France, and If ii appoint TWEEN
~ Locofocos successfully TO each OF lhes
missions, every appoin,ee obligaung him
self TO resign Immediately after drawing
the outfit, forty clamorous LocoIocos will
be handsomely rewarded, and the TWO mis-
sions will still remain al the Presidents dis
posal as means Of keeping the mex. Con
gress in good subjecdon.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

LATER FROM THE AMERICAN MINISTER AT
LONDON. The Hon. James Buchanan, in
declining a dinner rendered through VIM.
Brown, Esq, Mp, on the behalf Of the
Liverpool American Chamber Of Commerce,
says:
For my own part, firmly believe that
the unsettled questions known 10 exs. be-
tween Great Britain and the United Slales
judged alone according to the value Of the
material Interests involved, are moi worth
six months suspension oil the trade belweet
the Two countries. 1t is, therefore. greatly
to be desired iha, these questions should be
speedily, honorably, and finally adjusted, anC
that hereafter both nations should enjoy {
smooth sea and cloudess sky for friendly
competition in all the pursuits calculated Il
enlighten and benefit the human race. The
greatest revolution, so far as The interest o
commerce and manufactures is concerned
which has ever been commenced among
man, is that now apparently in successful
progress in China. Should this terminal,
in opening Tree access TO that vast empir,
Of three hundred millions Of human beings
the United States and Great Britain viii
have harvest presented before them, which
even with oil their energy, enterprise, ant
resources. they will be scarcely able TO reap
Then will noble and generous rivOlry aIs'
spring up between them, which shall lconui
bu,e most effecIuully TO promote the caus
1 Of christianity, civilization, and freedom
among this sDeieDt and strange people.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

EMPEROR OF RUSSIA AND HIS rRooPs.-
A gentleman in New York. who was recent
ly presented in 81. Pelersburgh at review
OF 10000 Russian troops by The Emperor;
describes him as perfect specimen of The
physical man. In height six leel three
and admirably propouioned, with sroW
white har and rudy couOlenance. He was
plainly dressed III dark green frock, with
a black chapeau without feathers, anG
mounted ona coal black charger Of i'm
mense size, The Gear looked every inch 6
king
AS The troops were passing bofore him he
suodenl y raised his hand as a signal for
halt, when he dsmounled, walked up 10 @
private in the ranks, and asked him to un
button his coat. On finding lha, The soldier
had no shir', the Emperor promptly ordered
the officers Of The company 10 Siberia, -anc
and the officers Of the regimen, were in
SIanIly degraded TO The rank of prvates.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

LATER FROM TExAs.-By advices from
Galveston 10 The esd ull., we learn that the
cotton crop is suffering much from the raw
ages Of The worm. Il is stated that corn has
risen one hundred per cent in the whole OF
of the Guadalupe valley The unprece-
den,ed rise is owing to the late army move
ment on The western frontier. The yellow
fever still prevails at Houston, although it is
said 10 be assuming milder form. Since
the last week in August there has been 24O
deaths in Galveston, two thirds Of which
were from yellow fever. The disease has
been confined 10 The unacclimated, and as
the weather had become unusually cold. il
was hoped,it would considerably diminish, il
no, disappear altogether During the three
DAYS ending the 22d, however, there were
thirty deaths. Col. w. T. Austin. reported
TO have died OF yellow fever, has recovered
Several arrests have been made o! persons
suspected of robbng Maj. Sanderson and
Prof. Rulter after their deaths at hotel in
Galveston. Only two dimes could be lound
on the person of Maj Sanderson, after his
death, although ii is known that he had
plenty Of money the day before.
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TURKEY AND RUSsIA.-The number OF
men under arms in the interest of Turkey,
was 100000. Two hundred million francs
had been spent in armaments. Banks Of.
lered loans on favorable conditions, but the
Governmen, was confident enough in its
ownresources 10 decline them.
Omer Pacha, his army and officers, the
population, and the Sultan himself. felt lha,
they were in position 10 drive the Russians
ou, Of the provinces. The enthusiasm was
general and sanguine.
On The other hand, the Russian troops
we're down with fever, and, if we can credi,
The accounts, were absolutely horS du com.
bat. Nicholas is aware of this. and, as lar
as we car judge, is positively afraid Of Tur.
key, under the altered circumstances Of the
imbrogio. The opinion in Paris is that il
there is a fight, and even il the fleets with.
draw. the Crescen, will fog the Cross
through 'irorfirstcasnpaignba, least, whuIevel
complications might arise no oyerwneim il
next year.
1t now appears cerlain that the Russians
are preparing TO winter in the principaliies
In Bulgaria The Turks can nolonger remain
in their open camps on account of the cold
and the Russians TOO will soon have 10 leave
their tents for barracks.
Several Boyards had been arrested by the
Russians, on charge of secretly correspon.
ding with Omer Pasha whom they informed
Of The Russian movement.
A report was prevalent lha, an attempt
had been made 10 poison Omer Pasha
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

"PRoeREss. The "fas," people OF our
day and generation regard the indulgence Of
every lawless impulse as "Progress, and
tha. sort of real progress which consists in
cherlshng the Valuable, both old and new,
and rejecting the Worthless, whether ole or
new, is process entirely too slow for them
Their progression is an ambitious Tavesty
OF Jacobinism. There is not single SAFE
guard Of society but wha, is an eyesore ,o
them. We are led 10 make these remarks
by finding in one Of our exchanges an arIi'
Gle assailing the Supreme Cour. of the Uni
Ted States, because one Of It's decisions
happens 10 be unsuited TO the fust end free
notions Of the writer. In the case mention
ed the decision was unanimous one by the
full bench Of thai Courl--the ables, Judicial
tribunal in the world. A majority Of the
Judges delivered written opinions. In The
article mentioned the Court is sneered al
and The opinions Of the Judges called sin
conclusive dic,a," &c.
II The "fas," people could entirely abolish
Cour,s Of Justice, and all such old.lashionec
institutions, the country would soon be ir
ihe full sweep Of progress-heels orer head
--Seioto Grz
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Mr.. SoULE's RECEPTION IN MADRID
The Spanish official organ at Madrid, the
Heralio, is discussing the subject of Mr.
Soule's reception by the Government oI
Spain. 1t is said lEat the Spanish Cabine
had agreed 10 allow him 10 present his ere,
den'ials, the Government roserving to ilselI
the righ. Of sending him his passport shoulc
he depart from The striclesl diplomatic propri
ETY. in his speech 10 her Majesty The Queen
The speech delivered by M Soule on tht
eve of his departure for Spain has raked ~
old embers Of dissatisfaction, and the pres,
were criIicisng him and his sentiments very
freely.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

The GOLD MINES OF VIReiNIA.-A writer
in The New York Tribune says ,ha. Of the
paying gold mines in Virginia may be men.
iioned the Marshall mine, in Spot,sylvania
county, on the Rappahannoc nyer, twelve
miles from Fredericksburg. From this mine
$300,000 have been extracted. When last
visited by the writer, twenty hands were EN-.
ployed. The yield was from $3.50 10 $500
per day. The workings extend TO depth
Of hundred feet. In Fluvanna county,
Commodore Stockton has long been working
mines. The yield Of gold has been consid-
cradle, though il is understood that large
sums Of money have been expended upon
machinery, which was finally rejected
Very recently, the mines known as the Gar
nett and Mosley Mines, in Buckingham
county, which have passed through severa
hands, have finally been purchased by ar
English company, who are working them
This tract contains / 800 acres, upon which
are several veins. The main vein, at {
depth Of 110 feet, is Is feet wide and yields
about $50 10 the ton. Besides staff o
engineers, they employ 10 negroee. In
daily yield we have not learned. Tn,
London and Virginia Gold and Cope
mining Company have purchased proper
iy adjoining the above, and known as III
EIdridga farm, for $l50,00o.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

INFORMATION TO CLAIMANTS oNrHR UNirEp
STATES. I'VE learn, on inquiry. that when
The government, sues a party for the recove-
ry Of a balance found due on senlemen, a,
the treasury, and the United States courts
render judgement affirming balance TO be
due by the United STATES 10 the defendant,
the practice in the treasury department is
simply 10 close the accounts on the books,
as having been seIlled by his Judicial action.
Thusshe government forgiyes the deo, as it
were, which is previously claimed, and
leaves the claimant to go Il Congress for an
order for the payment Of lhe balance award
ed 10 him by the court, OF any other balance
which he may claim.
Again: After claim has been rejected on
ils merits by Cpsgress, u ranno, properly be
~ mo ASdsulslng officers ofihe
treasury. Such Is The practice prevailing
here. If the result Of the first appeal TO
Congress is not satisfactory, Of course the
claimant may again appeal to the, same tri'
bunal.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

MOVEMENTS OF SANTA ANNA IN Mexico
Santa Anna it is said intends to pro.
claim himself Emperor, as soon as his plans
can be completed and his proposed army oil
10000 men organized. In recent speech
10 his troope al tine capital. he referred
somewha, obscurey 10 campaigns in which
they would have to prove their valor. The
new Mexican Minister 10 Spain, late Mex.
lean consul 10 Havana, is 10 be recalled fol
his completely in the affair of The Ludy Suf
folk SLAYER. Santa Anna, il is also said, has
written TO The Captain General, pointing
out ,lhe necessity of his Immediately send.
in back the Yucatan Indians.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

A TERRIBLE END.-On Sunday last, one
mile outside Of Troy, Ohio, The mangted
body Of once respectable man was found,
who Of late has been drunkard. Withthe
exception of the exuemi,ies Of The. arms aud
legs, the flesh had been entirely consumed
BY The hogs, The lower jaw was torn off, and
stripped Of every vestige of aeshs and was
ound several rods from ths7sfest OF the
skeleton. A more revolving spectacle has
seldom been witnessed. W
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

French engineers are busily employed in
perfeclingFlhe bold prof eel Of excavating a
tunnel under the Alps, TO connec, the Pied.
montese railways with those Of France. n
is TO be eigh, miles in length and a-ulile be.
low the highest pass. The estimated cost is
a million and a half pounds sterling. An ex.
cavaling machine has been conlrived by
Ghevalier Maus, The chief engineer, for the
accomplishment. Of The undertaking. The
tunnel is TO be ventilated by tube carried
on as The work advances. and provided with
fans to maintain the proper curren. of air.
The ChevaIer hopes to accomplish this
Herculean labor in five years.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

sThe great question among politicians al
|,he cas-. is, whether General Cass approves
Of The course oil the Presiden, and his Cab
met in appointing 10 Office the men who in
l848 slaughtered the iluslrious Michigah
Senator, and, as John Van Buren said, took
home his body by way Of The lakes. The
administration is anxious 10 have it appear
that Cass sustains its course, while the
friends ofCass, who remember l848 do moi
approve of thus rewarding the traitors of Iha
day. There will probably be an interesting
time OF it. :
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

CHLoRoFoRM AND CHoLERA.-The Lon
don press mentions asuccesslu application
Of choroform upon man Of immense
physical power, while under violent at
lack Of cholera. While in the most violent
paroxysms of pain and spasm, the chloro,
form was administered, and the struggling
giant famed into The quiet of sleeping in
fant. The functions being suspended the
horrible symptoms ceased, The medicines be-
came absorbed, and in an hour The man was
restored 10 consciousness, and the disease
was conquered.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

THR PRoGREssINe REDEMPTION OF UNITED
STATES SrocKs.-We hear tina, yesterday
100000 OF the stocks 10 run 10 1867 and
1868, $4,000 OF each we're received at the
Treasury Department, from one house in
Liverpool, England, and Cancelled, Il was
thought by many lha. the effort Of the gov
ernmenl thus TO get up these securities
which had 90, into foreign hands, would Be
abordve., Bul this commencement look'
very favorable 10 the success Of lhe plan o
the TEeassFy Department Secretary Gu,h
Tie wisely made, In his advertisement io'
the return OF these s,oekS, eonaAion tia
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

The Daily Ne,cs, an evening journal, is
sued al Newport, Kentucky, says colempo-
rary, 'is essentially family paper 1t is
edited and published by w. S. 3aily, and
every type that goes into its columns is set
by his daughters. The lille girls Sc. type
with great facility. The paper is got ready,
put TO press and worked off by the family, in
a mauer.of. course kind Of way, jus. as The
dishes are washed, or any other job Of house.
work is performed
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

IMMENSE LUMP OF CoAL.-The mammoth
coal column TO be exhibited a. the Crystal
Palace in New York. from The Baltimore
Diamond Mine, near WiIksburre, Pa. ar,
rived a. Philadelphia on Tuesday. The
coal is specimen of the valuable deposits
of the Wyoming Valley, and The four pieces
forming the column al five feet square nj the
Top and base, and weigh 81 ions. The
pieces when put together in The palace, will
cement, will form solid column s94 feet
high.