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wan ai 81 tnrr arlul ins oriis Gamer except.
ed, % matter huw severe how long sisndinq.
The fauiolcon Tar sgrss=es other remedies Va be.
R more reriaiui iesf expensive. and leaving TIE ~
ten 20 better condition. LEI AL interested call and
ntialn pamphlet (iree) containing aupis nnstf from
iso ma itFfeeshle .nrceF, Of the beneficial oasuils
nfhcod Ftysicilu. aHu have aspa ii 10 ttelr pfsn-
tfe, ani apeak ifQii tlsciF s,su observations.
Noes.
T. y. Frckham Al. d., rfrA, a. s.. {. d. Fleming
N D., tnaadseaai \. v. NJ u Ailai D., liagh
esier, y. y y. Y. foais, N D., syracasc s. y. rnf
DaHhsf, ~. -. Bsiumafe, Nd ~. W Rrese 81 b
Rev gofk Cifyi W frr.coif, A.. u. innrafd 4 a
}. T. Ne"land y. - uuea, a Rev. & s. Bssfd.,
Glenn -Irngsf r q.
Plmpl,lot had gratis a. ibe store IT e. HuRT q
son, Drggiss, Asant, Blusnd, ~ also i4li hy
Pond q Wore, AsiiaJa l.. taiiriard, MidaistftsH
thaneey T. faag, ifinfnn Ghsiic- Chapman, Ntsal
sipck q a. sehais, Cosiieten. eiyi
- ~ ,sst.ssssa o rs rare 81 .Ar Carhs Haffi
7raaff 'g B-se.4a fytrs
~ %, 4sseipsti-- hasr been 'sn yasss rssliei
Win fcmaic ioli iillntsifpap sus infi ana 80 tls
attending dihieni;ies at lsmes rendering iay ii.e
m1af misefshlr- have had fhe Attendance q some
90 ui' Fe-t pifstithst will niif tiio success tiie
n'' iHr' e'uia Hp Nas 10 relieve fHfo was ~
tnH q3tsifi. Fl Eve Ei4guif bstfe commencing
WIN i"fr medicine bad uaf boon ahl. fu leff 40
anY lth4f, cnHll asih NIi itR aiebs ~ a tta aud
staioil "eni .fai af dastfa-a sAofi Wss complete
- Frustrated ttiA iH body nui miHd. au1 f4npcteI
sra nui fhH Tei ~ niy ihf- tn rarri huf ui-s
~. bli reading your advertisement. wa. infnrei
- ~ t1Iif iAraltttie medicine called tulc Ga
% iiopni r. ihe isf fes.n bad nsf ases ii VEGA
ielrie felt he snetiDF Aoi4sb. ig tlr i-o 81. rec
bottles Nas ca.DIsl D. Iaf9fa, 90 ll5 labaf r sit
Do t4r isHuI WltI tsHr. aud f.aiid uHih ausr haf-
so ilo notsi.s.Ii 'pai taut inJnr. tatHms boo d
srH'r a. Hy aHff o. y1ai aH4 q. thr aHirt.I hs. ia
p recommend utr cparttiuu ta aii Those sHHcuHH
lla" i-ciL f-isuriJ Me-. FsA,H 8. Blstisg.
ifu. l1H, friaTe CO., Ohio
=. IL. MARC iiihi a CO., PrSpristors,
AHNffaI NIu|Hls 500 broadway. t. n
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"a Card,

"a G[aTC,
nOCToH CEO. ~. TicHE. s En
andes ~ Ashley tospof iaie Ut Goo 8l,aS
aaa, hnIisnf. hss taksn up his siots o. a..s
frftnaris fnA uaW pnFstcf e. lft. H., t..a.s,
cttH. fuAtas end Ulcers scrlfaia, SAB kaeaa y
ncfeai W.ys-rr, whether acute uf fhsa.a sa8
Dutanruas Nifeast. IS the stin- iie plt.a Iasi
MT % take soy itf.Ih undsf trestintnt sIsH 3 =
nat cure, ahd uiakes nn charge where ttsrs a. II,
effected. Persons hfns.rE fefiitfhit. tfH. la Boz
ser ri then gtjzi a. g teiT jnali, 3o tss. Go.
cure wiih.ui charge, and will ffi,it hitdlr. y
lars Ca evan ere. ui iaiafc. |fts De- le.ls 4....
uill te suft.ifat Go e4ntiGce iAs pubUe ustr 4,
beet iH3aHe 90 ihai ,iast ui frfsenf called rhafs.
uf glatks, " iiu lfFe uuln t0r suffering hud tH.Hl
~ ihrit FELLOW Creatures
symptoms of tanvrr.- This disease ta
uaies go rise ilgm I'd piupirs, wHui. .,ils. 81,
rrilIher1Rtcs. pififrlatafal rHiBUafHuis. sbt TO-
culHr ricFati.ls. NuIiaflfaas NuHsu1i Boot .l. rt
unpleasant UriaHr, rufrrrdri by q ttfc'IHs a.i
sensation irig o. = There Hrfr Hy 90 si Irfraa.!
over Soc psft, 1Ha Of Intervals datuH4. taaIi
pain, vilith feas-a-. 1arr fnsrirpt la iao aHss
pf0gfts-c.. u tti nft1laafes fnta. slows, ntHssa
tho Ordinary rauas. sal states of iuianIosAs p
d4fe sn-fi =. f4lr. Pa 5etIsN tie e'sa, f. as
b. his isrer0d Is sie and hy ID e. uoi,5,...
wum71 whHu % areHls ia fbe ui7ri,f ..w ara
slu1oat oiRaYs ccsss af-i, show ia. foHHftas
g" zen iheui Z aisa fNpesfs yt1 cemuaHIi
peuad when DDS -scfeilpe disappear, iiHanT
90 subjects o. Young as nse YEAR, bHl most ass
~ advanced i.ie, and .rultlA firaslaaa- iot
The Doctor VIII attend ~ uafiertf ip co. ai7
= called upon o. du so iiis address b. iit a~qi
iiahe, cofBefut iiHe and rosfi st- nannfs
s4rib GEORGE N- fl1tlT, pfarfrri fsar
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MATRIMONY,
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u 4 ICAL TkItAT ish

49,
-. "A 3D.
rsur t.f. Anal
es3p,grs 80. 49, tt..tsg
,r,5 49,. ~. q, 80
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PifffE 1HE.NJ1-IJJ n = hf''
ftf4 frre of,..ts 20 d. srt lsrl si1Hf ta-
I,rpAprs.ft....,... tf..t.4. WA t.
.ls,'t d..',1.',.-. ~. ..'''t ,.slas as
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CLOT HI n G
FOR 1854.

AT No. 2, Perkins Hloek' httLaND.
fI,HE Sub-rrIbsr cordially invites the
fatff g. an early examination q his well
s-icffcd STOCK Of Goods hsfiHe tein Thai iAey 80
tAd isir un-uras in quaiiiF and cfiehzun u "
hety. stall oHis specify e." au!cio-.
UNDER COAT-
Black pfes- and fr'ct, biarh csslnuaIoii,
isius Nllts olive q"
Blue D,o.. Busa
Irwn Green
bloc. lihck, olive Brown, ana br4b Mred Cloths,
,-fka and FfafAs
OVER CoATss
Back Green, Diab, Hius Blaek, piae, Grey. onFe,
Brown lni Mlfra,
PANTS
uiAfl ue-Eiar, B!ass cssrHors,
f4afs $3.50, Atrl iii",
Hsei d.no, faafy diaD.
Blue, Fauq, and Nnei saiiasi, a., &C
VESTS
n'at -stm, Fancy c.iafaa saE,
iufy 1fHnaaieit
,ifH. u..ull, nrssst'd. Clah. -iHfie o..
4 -o, large lat q caeag hsayy DAruhns tr every
Lsy scar
YOUTHS ANp Bows CLOTHING,
Intend ts kerp .i'rt sHas'oft 20 mest the with
rsnf 400 . iia H'.rf aHi'f.tcd .il 'f end 'iiaial
frrhhHNG Gpnp-
rlnfls H..s.a-H C.i,tas, O. lirf -h.rts, baWtfss
HauiAei,i,icift eos sifr rtrtsr htseesi
Glove. H..ag, o. ts-f AID
nr.r nui-irs. Naae-s,
lar NHti..,
ferilnsp 'ls, &C.,
FhLLsTYIEs aAr- ASD CAPS.
Trunk. Eaiisss, Utabrelizs, az.
Tie .tfsrftfrs fIIia fatt llis rs,Htarnfy 90 "a
rf,s %. farrasn his iisui- arc tr1ff rifsl mere
~ rasi a'af.. aa4 ferioeii.3 sa4',is ai.ss,ifs
Eaaaaf. Der q Ir.1 A-u
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wnffA..
DELEr.tFHJf-s .rffEsg
ttsff
We aat
n taseteat
msmfsss knH.
gAEHN NUsal GhHA GA.
fasr
Esrfen, fsV "sss g.
stets IS. AfasAH,
HfA ~ . ttfaE
EAEsTt CORNING SEQ
rsHsfssor
Esr a. Gsrnsa 8 fsraa flat
sac Nars-sfsa. sfsf .a.sa
s. MtGFrA IiAHUW AR e.
ges~. aals. steele a..
~ sal 80 a4ea} AasHv
g. oeEs Is4 rtYfssis Q c.s e,tt. e.
uFgfBSuFk run.
1arFeat .aaar.
iltNTN kEE t CUTLERY
is-s. -sest-. zagis So.
ha. sl s. ti sta ta fasag
tLtta 1ss HA.El fElIE
s,potfns IfAMnw aaE
NATHANIEL WEibHT
hs.r.r. Wu favy f. ~ a,rm
l1ases aai -acasff uu44af. ra.la,. gla..s.
Nat fatf t ft.as fealfr
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Nta ast. u,s a.fH iFH
IeEmr g. NrR Nna 81 fNe sHb Telegraph ms
naiits ilscs % st lata. bees hrosHilg al ru .
irschsf tiif rifY- lal heaiil was ven p.af 40 q
srrt hss nsusn, Tsiaad rsaid dfHi ofnsuff RhffE
lgas ifs4lasHfy H.tasi eiil ht1fd nad laiH Boz HF
lrl, slls end aar safg Hest fr1 tlatritinf. Ny
ifirsids Esa gafs.ftH fFsrtup0ed HF taat flhtfulf
tsa aHa b. ff.s Cos fsfrh q IustfinH srrtisft
alb a.sfd 4 TO- csItifh iifrasas 90 iaheihr ii -
a. NaIsf aad taarfy efflls cad eli 'lnrd farEtst
NiucH seriF lfaeife nfs $40 anrans sf rafinF 30
&c. ~ase slisr NganFa faf intEi'f. t.unt % o..
islrsi ie Hfeessft uu Hf iunEs fpf aitfi ate Tho
tllfass faar 20 rilaH fhHrr nfn fha tHfatr HHHrf
no fAhsiar. ps.t uu iheuy efmp 90 lfrr-1
ta1 ranfifard % a. 81, nia rsnfh ffinsiiF 81 siHF
hsfftf aatH IS rnr.ris Ben H.t. go n.H eefstsar
n.fsflf sHfrt shs.i wasf tHe in,slff hs uss ~
a j. raflsf fIsssanf ard teHrfnF 6 ffffhfftrnirg
ass sI.inr g. u.e isrr iasi .assiil.tEtf Fis-ssf
JOINS NO0n
$50 hf BOYD a PAUL. ~. 81 farlaaat .u.st.
&. 20 nise cftsf q i.Aa spefi aHa nfssqstli r
4. Prize - Fsrtsfr.
E.--Aff 1srsaa iFfiasltg Al o. nefn q fsrl,
30 Eriss fat4lss 500 AaFf. aN nrt.tt gart
aea cattaiEifs isffit " Hf sfsa taatt, o'a ~
fAfrT rftug. go an iaAsfcf u rfaf D. 30 "a
Ffsss, ifts o. Az pan ~ ~ alias ftaieF 80
tesAsEts 60 ~. fthu sgafGi AFfiff.
ADDISON hltA- P4aslsfS.
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s1s6GG 4 ssEBEa
I'uts s. sas Hatae. ~ asso-
l Hf .tt
xxafs- OH. csss1csr1a esss..
~0uRT pLhaTf4 LC3t9CEa. SGEP.
WAafA tNH. &C..
ssr-tas fi-a .tis tf.a esa as,a 81 ssf n.ss
He r-sHe aae ff tsisar.f.
fHa a.-a.f $50
.af a.ast .af
nl fartl.ies rIair niIs fs. efi.f taaa.
aei
taa BIG tae itf
afr rra ar sHa a
H ts sa.a
gTlclsior
E1aiT Oil.
Ffir. 20 an4 4sf ara- eie
aa t' 80 feu
.sE e-gt rs b sos. Hraf
sf. u.ta,rass ses 81 fba.8 B SIS f,rh
nr sf ata 81 ts ea
tna-. saf EaH ts
l.HtsH.f fat a.fssa rs. ..s .f.a irs sea,fa. ID +.
W. a. 1BrtC ON.
LUDLOW fftsaulft.
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NEW PLANNING MILL,
Situated in
CCntCr Rutland,

UpPl4Iga IN = AIplly MIL
IIANiAB gtifr has-l use gilai iu use NcunrrfF's
III jssuy celebrated i.aha saving Machine, aud t-
ted u tiic machinery in rho finest order, and with
laug vpcrieuce iH the businGss Rtu now prepared
T. say e. Farmers aud uihefs wno ate hnidiHg
panns and ai 10 builders, that am prepared 10 do
$40 kinds Of Planning such o.
Flooring plausI and Matched. Ceilne Piaurd, Match
81 aad bcadHi, siding FiaHti, and Pacing
Lumber ilT Base sud CasiHgs,
In iaei any kind %
Planning aud saving,
Dane with prtmpnts- aad iispaiCh. Al Wofk dnhe
IS the above Machine iuf NJ least halt the GTdi
nary pnce, and warranted 20 give satisfaction.
Tariff or Prices.
F1n gLANgN8 ANa uArthlss fLlaHgss On CrTLfsG.
fisnk Boards, from IS o. 81 e. pe' hundred feet
Ticte sina, Ba.- % Fine from 10 ces. per pieec
Afh OF Maple Flooring, irim 90 cts PEI piece.
F1a FACisc UF 30 MAR.
Facing one side, - cts. per hundred feet
ficine nn both sldc-, 81 ct'. per hundred ieei.
Facing siding, - CT. pef huhafrd icoi.
w. u. HENSOLDS.
C..ltnr Rntlani MafcI ~. l.sl. 1871
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Farmers Farmers
frIIosE wishing 10 save MONEY and
/ TINE. ssiii md u ibe now Brick Warehouse 81
BARRETT T. son, any quantity 81 flaming imPlf-
meuts Of the VERY HEST QUALITY, sHa Al LA-
THEMfTY LOW FRttEs
NHoLifs ALE AGENTS FOR
Bunn's s. hianehsfd's -rylhes, Eisl, ians. Robin
sons, Perkins, Mossrs. Colby 4 Cos Mhlarts Par
wells and Wsisiei hagiL Go's soy fiiES Euggies,
p4ittTa - ATilS.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
Surihs az Mt.sfs. fuN, Bsll Church. nstl " fTosfs
Pttnai Fastanina.." and Plate socket snath-, With
r4iainen nnes. Nilafd'n, Ratrhtlder's and Van Or.
mau's Hay aud Manure Forks, iiurse Drag and Hand
Nskrs.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
crsni's train Cradles and fanntnr Mile ses The
Stafie- ~ FannuH sixos.
hEt'es LIE AGENTS FOR
the teebrsiHd Concrete l'ey.s-- RIDE warranted 10
give satisfaction. solid shank snd spine. SOL hoo.
ru1 steel. Plated, iron and Railroad showers,
SPADES Garden snd flaral Hor- and kakosl hfa-s
SHEAR. Bush H1oks, aad Tree Srrafefs'
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A NEW METHOD.


MOST WONDERFUL discovery HAS
"A recently been mads BY nrttRTir ~ tbe eufs
O.. Asthma, tonnaa ltiuu, REuneiitt Coughs. Cuds,
ans sl i4rg Complaints BIZ Mrdisaiel iRh alaiiuu.
De-. 1uErfsfs HfGEANA, or fNHAIING nv
LEAN AAfDN aud CHERRY fAI TF, BOSS seruu-
li.slei Tho asst wondered cHtus uf Asihns aud
Consumption iH ihe CiiT nf New Aurk auI vicinity
pfa4leine uH impi-- 500 900 bssa-e. 81 tie i.rrss
EeFrf hshre syiIaesaed D. tHn Hfedfsi graleasi0u-
[see ctnllratss Ia bands o. A rnit
The iuhgicf h. worn pn The trsast, under he linen
wfaut tlle iea-t ifHLfeufnfs, fe hest uf ihe body
heiuI rufgieni Ga apratn il. uui1 ~ rpis iue ne
lung eeh.tanhy wiu hsal,Ha sAd agreeable spor,
pacing into aiitne aresis and "a ssars IS The lung.
tiist can1ot possibly be- reached by sIy othtf m,ai-
riue. Here s. ease ~
ASTHMA Cured.
Hr1aErrS 81. Y Dee. gith, IsS1
for shout slgld yesrs hste bren severely aaiiried
wiih uo Aslbua fof tie iusi tNo ytars have tuf
iersd Beyond 4li my loasn % desfrgiioa usntla
At tome have ai been able a. sleep ia bed rel.
ting n iat tel ciill -iulls in 100 lhtif. $50 llni
eailfica ui Nfcainai aud ufF siirrtHgs warr gfbf
aftuafs- illaf ~ hour f}glfAcf nf rHfs reried
each hnut would be Hy ia-i. boring ne ps.i pa
ur u1si eeichftioa s.isHss, h4t have received nn
peFi4ansnt bcarht, aHt bul little rtltaf tHf isruh
htd fHa good tiff4nt So DrlcUF iir tnus'r it s-sss
ef lEbaiHa iii sraH Nf faad riaru sywl hf iuH
iiae ff.i Hbfsfhsi It u4s fHHfntF ahefr "le -
flIY Hsi uialrni afiHths aad ives sfeEf d-.if---
aiaa.f -a8ocsiine ar psnt ~ hrcaft. is i.ss flaa
tsu minutes ifaa, iiir time Hpp3fg tlo irha'-t 90
iay stomach, Hud t.ak ttHsisH.aiHi ~ fhr iatuf
-sfag. 1890 relieved iH efraf measure frul iAt
1lfriIff 90 hFfaiiIHg and bad taualffa.ie ntl1f.
hayr sIare rHhiraet i Hllh iAr greatest iosa lis
brDcft. anf tu aH~ comparatively veil CD rni5
k,,..ss tl,t rma4Ef ~ -fiefuV ts r'sficIrr lae I
tsiYel 500 lr-m. 81 aafer q tif t.af1f lat
o. MARGARET Gtalus.
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Hats and Cans.

IUsT RIG EINED 4 LARGE AND RPIEN
~ lla s.sprtuaeEt 81 WINTER syle Hat, of every
ksua ana quality.
Gags, af 90 kiRA-.-Slif f1a.h ct 81 coiors Cloth
tsrs ~ different SIZES. Otter, aud other Fur. all
wA'fu w iii be- sold cheap. IpUN COOK.
4.-lf 30. Daniels Hlark, Rutland
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5 Dwelling Houses Tor Sale

~ NTtat hfgain-.
= New and beautiful Cottages on Franklin Street,
- large ana cufan3difus
| Elegant tw1 sion lw Cling house ntsiiy cnmplrt-
81 and wi be- ready isf lsi1iiy ga tle lsi Of May
1n Euitars kffrrt
| cammodiaHs dwelling ilouao, just finished, stu
/ aied On Fiae street, bud now offered t'f sale BY
J.E A. LAMDpN,
md HARRY AuAMS
Tefns one haif rs.ii Down and use balance ca time
tuaacnHmudais Tire purchaser.
April isi, 1854. I4if
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The i-iashshuieptls etriasRvl, whele.aie.
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sRocHEitY &C.
EANHlIsES q CHARLES,
CHLN:I DEPOT,
Nos. CO AMI "a, Stat, 81, .HJaaH ~. y.
iag,fisr-. - haie.lir srd ReiaA 4csicr. IA China.
DiHs- ard i,sFi,fa rs arn, turaH1ll Ware, faok ne
islas-rf, -lfhH Wate, pmgr --Nafe, 'aHdrlahfas,
Hfaa4sIef, pbfbs, and OH Lamp a thc various
kiHds- EggAr FiAItgES
GROCERIES.
@uSTEArH q BAbaLEY.
HHOLES.}LE GROCERS.
are nssilks -
OILS of all lnads, Tar, Pitch, Rosin,
oakufu Ae.
. amy 49,. n,f Ertamrr, Albany.
PETER NoNrEAfH. JOSEPH .. HApClEY,
WAIT 81 COATES.
Nos $50 md 3il Broadiray, .Abany,
vRsdFss3f ussttus ia
Groceries, Teas. Office. Sugar. sI,Iassss,
spices. Foreign Fsntt.. Suts, Ao.,
Havana seEsrs, Of supt-
Tior quality sperm. So
lar, whale, And
olive Oils.
wlI.-uS GHnusouB.
UIiOLES.ILE GROCERS,
~ state -t. ita store shove M nles,
ALBANY.
BEN WILSON los,C.GalNwoup
REID y DAVIS.
icsaic UeGfcrs
Foreign Liquors, Wines, CordiaIs, liza
wanna srgafs, ar.g aisa, "A superior
article Of Irish, seotsh, and
aAHaisEahfia Nht.key.
No. II STATE Sinod, .liiaag, - T.
JANIS 4tih. WILLIAM DAVIS
HAGAMAS 8 COWEl.L.
Hhohsais and i.alul Dosiers N
FarriFr 500 iisaes'.r IfaIts. ossier. clsH,,, Sc.
Do aud :}67 Bfoadvay. AibaHy
q. hAeANAN, WALTER CoWELi.
4. CHAPMAN,
WHOLESALE uEAIIE IS
FISH, SALT, a cot NTHy PRODUCE,
80, aad Stat. street,
Albany.
HoOrs suoEs.
GRO a. woLrEEroN a GO.
.h9agfgriiuer da8 NAol,sale Dsaisr IA
b.. 'i'4 &. - siH, Asteu fai Goodyear, India
nHfA.n srd p frtalft's utap
80 gaa t1- Buairgb .fbany.
q q. WuLAEAIuA IHLhN
CT AftLNElIat.
JARED HOLT.
LElTiflR q FINDING STORE.
g. H4fspA Nsotf .NtaaL
tiissiasI'r I.a hsii, ass 600 lIrii.ft -.is Lam
81, trrHft tH1 tH-f.|sa stf 'l.as E.utle. ril41
$3.50. d fsspi i-sstt. saa Hatf Ii.a. ffaf Maliff.
i''t aH4 fetlssf r. sii Aia4f. b l.ifsEir 500 Ee-
Slows.
STO"ESt STOTESt
b. sai-,. uasa .rss g. far usts ar fs.rrrf l.i.
ara fff.t iarsf ata f laif ffliaHf 70 ~4aev.
- taF nHf Fsst.if. h.t o. fasi saa ut.a sa....
tlarsf 80 lns f'.Et tHF ftr fftaHx aaf ffart..s
tsai e-f7ffs ai-. isrfs ass r1isisff % soc ls.t
isfu fafiaf rissfet 49, ss.ai
tagis i.ssaaoi1 81. n~sfrf -ssrsf Aitat5
lahihNAi1 q ftsas
XOSE & 90.
.hGrgfietUrrs Of
STOpGS 4 HOLLOW WARE.
nEAlEaH -
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The Burning Mountain.

Through the politeness OF Mr.. J Magin-
mis-, we have been favored with more full
history Of the burning coal vein on Broad
Mountain than any VS. remember to have
seen before. The fire is in the Jugular
vein, which at that place varies in thick
ness from 40 to 80 feet; the height Of the
breast through which the fire has passed,
averages about 800 feet; and the longi-7
tudinal extentit has consumed is about s
OF mile. Thus making a mass Of solid
coal averaging 60 feet in thickness, 800
feet in height, and ( Of mile in length.
This, allowing cubic yard to equal a ton
which is the received standard here, gives
the quantity of 100000 tons OF coal
consumed by this FIRE.
l, originated in 1888, from fire burn.
ing at the mouth Of the mine which ignited
the timber work sustaining the roof of the
DRIFT, and was thus carried to the coal
within the mine. Two men who were in
the drift, beyond the FIRE. at the time. were
suffocated. Thus far, since the coal igni-
ted, there have been no efforts made to
extinguish il. This was owing to the
great expense attending, if not the utter
impossibilily of floodingt. This difficulty
was occasioned by the fire starting some
S feet above the water level, and having
a breast OF 800 feet above that yet, to
reach with water, before it could be com.
pletely drowned out.
Any efforts now to extinguish the fire
would be comparatively unimportant, as
it is at present confined to narrow limits.
and cannot possibly greatly extend it's
rayages: for on the N. E. il is in close
proximity to deep rsvine, through which
passes a small stream tha: will flood all
below its level when the fire reaches it,.
and on the S. w. end. Mr.. L. C. Dough
erty, several years ago, mined all above
" aler level until the fire was met,
There is an incident connected with
this worth narrating: The miners employ
ed by Mr.. Dougherty knew, by the.unu-7
sual heat, that for Some time they had
been working in the neighborhood OF the.
fire, yet, to save as much coal as possible,
they kept on day after day mining in the
direction of the fire; and their labors were
persisted in to the very meeting OF it, for
the last charge Of powder was almost in
stanty ignited by the heat Of the coal into
which the hole was drilled. Continually,
during the drilling of this hole, it was fear
ed they would reach the red hot coal. and
when they had finally driven il as far as
they deemed safe, a cartridge was thrust
in the boring and rammed home. and the
miners ran to places Of safety, to await
the explosion, In q very shor. time this
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took place. and the partition of black coal
was completely torn away, bringing with
| it in its fall an enormous mass in burn.
ing state. From the excessive heat the
fire spread rapidly along the limbers, and
this. together with the rush Of gas from
the before imprisoned fire. so rapidly filled
the mine that the workmen barely es.
caped. e ea
To this burning vein there are some six
or eight craters from which vaper and gas
are thrown off, but owing to the number
of these vents and tc the frac.ured con.
dition OF the surface in general, which al
low the escape of these gasses at so many
points, we have no rapid and considerable
jet.ing at any one place in regular volcanic
style; yet, if all that escapes was dischasg-
ed through one aperture; our Broad noun.
tain volcano would make more display,
and consequently attract more attention.
At some points where the surface has fallen
in, by going to the brink we have been
told, the fire at a great distance bolow can
be seen, yet owing TO the fallen earth and
to the mass Of ashes lying on the FIRE. il is
mostly concealed.
Likewise in addition to fire and smoke,
we have those sounds common TO volca-
noes. We are informed that the bursting
of rocks underneath, from excessive heat,
sounds to person on the hill like distant
heavy discharges OF artillery, and at the
foot OF the hill there is a small stream Of
water that comes from near the burning
mass. and is heated to . temperature too
great for comfortable bathing Thus our
little volcano has most If not all the con-
comitants ot the larger ones. II is true
tha, it does not do up things as magnifi.
Gently as they are done at Vesuyius, or
Ena, yet, considering the high price OF
fuel, it would scaroely be worth while to
atternp, competition to any greater ex.
tsnt.-Pottsville Gazette.
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fARHwHLL MOTHER.

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Farewell Mother, am going
To afar aud stranger land;
Yet will mem'ry oft between Us.
Wave her iairy wand.
Then up springing as by magic,
Oft will rise familiar scenes;
Home and kindred, loved ones parted,
All my early dreams.
Faces whose glad smiles have lighted
Other days and other years,
And whose shunshiue. or whose shadow,
Brought me joy or tears.
Words once spoken, looks and tokens.
Now far down the stream uf time,
Will come back to cheer me often,
At fond mem'ry's shrine,
Often - ] linger over
These dear relics Of the past,
Will be stirred that fond affection
Is Which still holds them fast
; And a. often as l knesl me
In the place OF secret prayer,
I'll remember. Father, Mother.
Bother, Sister, there.
Farewell Neither! Let il cheer thee,
God, our God 10 every where,
II His children, we shall still be
Objects of His care.
And though death come here or yonder.
Know that Heaven is still as near,
We can meet as soon. when parted,
As tho dwelling here. q.