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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14

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WE WILL SILL OUE TRACT
w - hsRs- e-Nr hs~ts.ra "a HiusSl s~sssy. fsu
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fsfy tsaN
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usszraE 49,
3fss fsr. 49, Ssr ttRhsrse ssf SsssF~x- y
go esanss- 500 rssfaestsss Casss f-sfiss-z
Ht - = 49, SzAnrs - a. = $50 sssaHis
sILIIAk & H2EEfN,
HsrtEsf THsN aksFiN
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14
WATERWHEELsI

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fsf's FFs-s stfh ffs4stf - saas@sas saa-a
tsss q ffi~Ts y 80 - isf-F-srs - ths
MA 4 = = ksssSsss ~ ths stty ssa hs4h fAr ktsh
tsaftsssiaas $50 I'D y d. Fssts q shs ffHhe
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- .tsssSi-a " MI eat fessu-s~~ tis
Hssss y az HAEi'SffN,
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14
WORMS. WORMS.
WORMS.

'I'HE SkASuN J. At HAND
-ks 49,. 1895 e rnsias 80 segs~ .- tee
tafh tassa s-zzs - a.aS 80 D. tt-h "a lt r
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s.fs- = ItAtE sbs5 ~ . ssis-s 81 - - ' -
80 . 49, aass..Hs rssz sas --7- .' ' .
$50 - 81 70 o. - $50. 20
rafszssis - 1850 = - rrfa
~ hsftN atll-~ FFssslessa - D. aas-'iHr ~
80 ~ - 49, 4 F---nar-. 1850 fsF 'rfN'
Aafsas ~ 80 80 49, "a ElHIg 80 Com
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14
sHoKMAKKRs wANTTp

7 WILL GIVE EMPLOYMENT To
sas- go - 80 go os.-ss tA-ss@krss - shsch
30 49, So sssaa 10 sasA - PsH 80 ss-sas4t
fizss=sA baNi9 aFfsERiL
e~ss4m s.as 49, fssa
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14
DIRECTIONS for making SOAP,
hlSNnI.NE ONE TAN az CON

Y FISfEkTtn LfE n shr-r g-h-us =
= szf=s - . laisE. 49, 49, ssnas .; sa-F
e. t=ta-s shss - sstiaa = FAsss see ~ - -r
rss-.ss ~sst e 49, - ~ ssssf 7ssssas - ed -
-, sF-s rT5s - $500 80 <Fs-=sfs sssssa=
20 - estaE FSsSs $500 - 49, S~ssH--iss
49, - srsIsssg earsE ssssrHs. 80 seSf sseE -
rzze7 ~
- - = - ss-s ~ ~ --s.ss-s 80 r, 49,. ~
maEf INs tAf EsES
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14
FREn. nURrx.

AUCTteN AND GENERAL
COMMISSION ANT,
AT ALBANY, &C.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14
vAIUABLE FARM
CANCER CAN BE CURKD.
o.. n ~, 1ANtARN
sIaENnEKS HIS SEKylCkS pRR

tes tF~-Fa~us 90 v-seeF z- $780, srrtHHa .a s.
- 80 - -eyHraia 81 hss1af. uasFs=Ha Its
.EsasEt yea ..tia tsa 80 "a - aHuta-s
sassrnliia hssis sasitra lar r-as4-- 80 vaa-la
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WssH s--e-srs 49, rus .tFas-s Nssat fit- f-Hu
81 t-aH s'ss-s Rsfs-a o. = q 49,. - hu4rs
- assrs D F-ssss sass5itr 49,
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14
EUTAv ROUSE.
o ALTIM0aE, uAHVLAUR

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kLTI y . n =, - q Z =.
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~ - sssssstias vtik ~ FNEEFhHa
rei MAJ. ssass feasgs - tks Steve go nnruR
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- sa1es~sassss hsss esFa 80 - rsseerssa essf
- ssssf sreFsrt, ~ Auasst-a - ~ tsass usFas
--saes NE 80 rrssSss - sstf psstaaN
= - FsFssf "a cssf 50 ~ hsssss~ss Ga4e 80
y ssalafass E-fssa esssa ~ Fi-ss FssEiniEF tA-ts
szEzHsReatt 90 - B1se- Ssih HaEsisa so 80 -
E-esssss ~ taas2 sshsf fssi - fsssisi Th-s -
sssfsss - ttssssast=ssi usssf e. fAs.rs Fsfa,
= - ssps 80 fsezss Bsg - 'ssa Ass Esar =
- sAE go - sss~s-G 49, ssstae - go 80
So SEE -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14
NOTICE
: HARp TINS NoSMoRR.-

NJ LAHf Uh UkNILENAN IN
= n 80 Esst-a sastrs Eo--s-sisa O. = q o 90
So ista sa4 f-aFscasha- harsnfsa - 49,
- o r. a. - - 90 :. r-els-s 80 F.Fts---ss
ssi7z-a sslA ssHa9i n kETuA 80
asF-sEs a. No. Sts8 ~. Fs.z-Sssasss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14


U. 81 MAII. ROUTE
SoSNEcffNa oN Tn9 gAS1
"a sSFsSass fanalsts
easnssnax
hAEffHaAk
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hAsatiilM
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49, - tsfssss
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kFfissss eristasH ~
tesSs SsSssss,s afaaa "a
Arstss - taosstlls 81 ttaAN
60 sssersssss WA a. ~ ssssssN eeazAssa. saa
rssstsss Gs@tsss - psAssss.s pA-s..
- psis,a-se y -
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FH&9rom rteaHFa
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sss esatssss. FsfaAsarhta asa N.S YEA ~ hasss
- Sssks,lsa. NsaF9h ~ aarzars th-cAra ttFssafA
- fea srsSse.ssssi sssSa "a eater st4a1At -
80 ss1s ssss ~ husA - fsNflN
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14
3,OtbO Saw-LOgS
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'l'HE SUBSt'Rl bkRS Will PAR
sse 81 sieS So. casa, - sss Fsas h,ssas.
sd = s'saa ~. lf,a ~ 49,, a-,nssua * -
sss.s eapats AEsasiiA
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14
nAnIMRINaurANCR.

QUAKER CtfY iNst RANCE 90
NJ 81 Phs0aAsPAss - Sti is.a. aastas rvliea-s y
la7Asa eli Vssts - ne usiBa. 80 sf.sls.atssa O.
s1SAS aiGbAh AEaG
aasta ~ aaaatltis, Ives
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14
RAnM BOZ aALR.

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14

s,-ia-ssa - s,asv 81 go s--sa,sass
fAsru sslk ~ - H. o.. ~ - ass sss.r
sssts-s t. ~ a-s~.ss -...-. - -
ftsssts Q. Ssss Sc Esats 80 say Pvtssi
49, ssss-- ra-i -. - ss--s- s-Fr. - 49,
fhas 49, assss. -ssu-s 80 - -. 49, - sa-
s-sasas-F', FssHA-s- go - sta-s'- Haa--. -
sth-f sssss ~s-ss 49, 49, 10 -srh IA
- - 40 h-aar sssaset9 49, ..
4z4.s.a g. 4 tAs $780, a. tss ,.-s-.I .ssI L-sas
- svss A.,- $3.50 iasss,a Esss 49, o..
49, ., - lsss sni tis.ss ussa- -ss g..
vis-. - 49, siss. tstHE 49, = ~s5i ~ .a.ss-ss
tsan s@sfss-
PLAS 90 TaE LoTr6RE,
- sE~ .l--sy s-,.' 80 isss5 -rssa- tssse sF- -
saIs-~s~ "''ss q 'rs'@s''s sr'-sa ss,s srs.sss
F-ssa F-g4F s-sa s,--osl tss-- yssss-i -
uAs.i Ct--s TO- - . ss-~sss 49, -hsst % 80
s'F'a4 se.av1 ~sNssa+ tssass sps srsst 49, -
tssultts ease Hsa.t~s q i,,sa a. s-s5
~ - tnrs SECS 'f5 y 49, ass ~ - svss-t 49, -
ti.s sa-- tssssa taa afut tvs.
III 1880 e fs'sfs's = ''s --Ff'ni 'rs 49, 'sFe -
a,sHa NNsst- ssrss a. Fss-ss's y tet-fIsa at
tsSssv ,fa-s - -srv8 -. -
49, So ests sst- 80 "a sss, - So tah Bssss
AzssSsta -ss saI t'stz- ba.u~s - sssss~ss shsss'
gsh ss-stsss xs.us 49, .Azrs %.
de- t.Nsss4 ssv sts.sz skss -sst
sss-lss - 1Aas 'H-s s-s-shs3-ts Ps'-~-s - -
Essz.ka
IA slsaa,sS. sAis ..ssss- 49, .s-t 81 .tszs. a..
ta slHi 49, - 80 49, u 40 -I's 49, sssvs
~. - 80, = :, - -, -
~ tssAsI s.ssa .ssn Ne s.-~s Ffts- a q -sPs
80 sspl-s'saiAa = s,ts-d ~ ts-fts Pstars
sss e. - tsssTt D ssts - - 80 Fstfs vs-s 49,
- q - 49, 80 sStR.ls a,sa.Hi - ,s-s.-s~
80 ssssaa rag - Jsskss ssss -iss 49, 49, - q
Il - asv 80 base - , .s'sAd ~ ls.slss. - ths
So Eaasi- . 80 $50 sFsN- a esssk 80
- sa-t-S t-.ssH' ts-I ~s-a ~ - As-s- ~
ssks' stii ~ =, ca ifs - 49, tst-s
ts-is's-> ssaa - = ~ ass Sas.s zttA ssae
s-es. ssss'zs shs ~ -. -, s..ss q. =
49, ~. bANts a..
$50. -
" -. SJs 49, Ash-ssf- al Isssrasizss - ~
nNasAs- asazNsf ,sstA .sa szzsfa C-fsl,s. Io... -
a.ss-i t~'isss-s Sta tAas siti stsy
H-As u-Aaassaz 81 49,. "a. f--.,.., 40.
ssasA rssss IS la Hsssas ssssv SlisssaF
SsffssE. sstaiHiHs fsii sSAsli.tfa - Snrars
- 90 - 80 --iasd - nsa - ssS ss.ahs -
~. saa~t.s Its4sgt
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14

boa MONTH ANp AL tx

DEn 4 NUM- NV NTI v"
- NJ rESsts FEiR-as - 90 - saH'sa 's'''
i, t-s 49, s.~sss - - tss~s 's-.s - -ss-ss -
- -. = r,.-s-.,- h AKA D. $500 fs-aas 49,
= rs5t.4.ls p-sissa - AriAsr E-fa-ttssa sfress
l. 4 sfsSsF Nakss.. t-ssas AZ Fss- $50 afs-a
ess, Ma Nsrk ms i9sssssss -He resi-fs ss~s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14

? An DkSlAtllla uF SHILLING
: ~ s@su slthis esH sah = es-s..s4la-, Esss
h I'D u ssa, e. ~ aaasFels ssa isaapsssaisar.
3 n eRA
sazEu 2lses~assEs A&a.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14
coALt coALil CoAL'i
~ y STONE Az STkVEN

M EtONE y 81 ~ ~
w = slsN Sas afs $50 sorktsg ssferesiasii1 -.
asssas H3ssa - - 80 G HssissA hkss - i-a-s'
~ - Hsart aa4 50 Y Briasss sfthts Gas lass
a.zass -, va sltss4 - slass = ~ aft~sA as
~. ii as-asnsss tasfasshsn auzsy pf'a~4 49,
tzs9s eUs -.-
IlOi FOR GOLD AND SILVER
IL a. A. $40 1, ,..s sa4 sAoSe. ssssA ~
Esuss. ssa sst IN sSrsssaesTs 49, 3 sstsis -+A
49, uANAfsAtN uestNt-a
$500 isag1lFu
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14
P-~E,h el.s..

TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS
FI'HE GREAT IHhUUGH FR!GHT
Eiit u q - Csty f-uisS al ftssfsAsfa. i.. u
sss sssth 49, sasst ss-i iyEshtSss ksKsiss.
ssit.s Castle O. srl Gssth 80 ~ 80 -
E-tAS rssFBsss fsssstI - IN -sssa~sss lass q
kzsss fTtas Jas3 paaBs fsssssssFs tAr bAssss
rzara
cl4-s- hss-s.L / ss-.sTI . 40. - = Ss,k Eists
4 1 1 -
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-05-11
ETtstciiQnc0uS.
4 SENSIBLE BET.

One OF the most singular wagers we ever
heard Of, was made in Chicago on the day be-
fore the municipal election in tkat city--N nt-
worth and Gorney, the opposing candidate, for
Mayoralty. The bet was between a Water
street merchant and Ned Osborne Of the Tra-
mont House, the largest cigar and tobacco dea-
Ter in the city, and was to the effect that il
Wentworth was elected, Osborne should have
the privilege Of kicking the Water street mer-
chant aforesaid, from the fremont House to
Springer street. The day after the election,
the merchant having lost, came TO Osborne 5
store and presented his person to him for the
contemplated kicks, and demanded that Os-
borne shonld take the stakes. Osborne had been
training his right leg The day previous, and bad
armed his foot with heavy cowhide boot, with
soles as thick as Two clap boards. The E8eT-
chant started up by the fremont, Osborne de-
ivering heavy kick as he started, bet drew
back his foot with SPasmodIc action and par
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-05-11
Il DID Is THE REST DID"

This tame yielding spirit, this ''doing as the
res; did, - has ruined thousands.
q voung man Is invited By vicious compan-
ous 10 visit the theatre, or gam5Ijog h-Il, or
other haunts oflicentiousncss He broom Dis
sipa'e1. spends ms ,joe, Loses his credit, s9naa
Aers bis property and at las. sinks into al un-
timely grave. WHAT ruined h;m Simply
'dolGg what the rest did
4 fslheI has family Of sons. He Is veal
thy. Other children IN the same situation n
life 10 50 and 50, are iodu'ged IN this thing an
that. lie induizs, his own inthe same way.
They grow up il!ess, triii rs aud tops. The
father wonders why bis children 10 not sue
ceed better. IL has spent SO much money on
tags but alas they are only a source Of veX-
alton and trouble. Poor man, he is inst pay
ing the penalty OF "dolng what the rest
did,
This poor mother strives hard to briag up
her daughters genteely. They learn what 9TH
ers do, 10 paint, to sing, to play, 10 dance, aud
several useful matters. In time they marry,
their husbands are unable 10 support their ex-
travagance, and they are soon reduced 10 pow
cry and Indebtedness. The good woman is
astoaisaed. s'Truly, says sac, 81 did as the
rest did,"
The sinner folowin the example of others,
pots of repentance, and neglects to prepare for
death. He passes along through life, till, una
wares, death strikes the fatal blow. He has no
time left now to prepare, and be goes down TO
destruction, because he was SO foolish as to ''do
as the rest did,
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oxysm Of countenance absolutely Pitiful.
He tried another ots, bot the loser flnched
hot, and sept lesufely on bis way, undIsturbed
bg The votIey be bad received. The resoil OF
ISIS was worse than the first, and he fairly
eared UP 10 the ground and howed with pain.
B'he merchant stopped and calmly inquired !:
eWhy don't vou take lhr stakes 2"
Z "What have you got in the basement OF your
pants ~ cried Ned
''MlIwaukee bricks . shouted the merchant
sand we arn't within a mile Of Springer Street
yet "
Osborne subsidized, paid the champagne, and
has been wearing list slipper ever since
Buffalo Republic.
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GEN. FOSTER 1T HOME.
F0L 3. NO. Al.

foS'eF Away has been npbl;c -
",| more especially, auything retat;nr naa' -
''''i WIS Or Of Interest He Is coe - -, -
,''s,''-h' IN him tie oppressed Gnd d,s.a.
''e "r2ngrd al advocate. ioa No.. 10y" -
P~''sT' o. aims A lawyer of oras, - 70.
''ep'iFe practice, De might have toaa anu
,'iTu amongst ite most wealthy vs, -, A; -N-
= enc lioera'ity 10 his lriepds and ,ba rs
- I, q 'aiS daY enjoys m4relv cao,na,aaaay,
.pe so2a thtngs OF liie-He IS osnora,,.
= = laait' WHEN you frst meel tbs - a'','osI
ass sifack "ita hisextrea,e n1odesfv of4'.-3. %
aha me genial glow OF his s,r;sIr. W
. assured at the f5St glance tba, ~ ~
the CO - any laHoF, with fulI Confidence of
., delight oFln Is tis disposition and sDrb
Of Gen. ~ ne man whom the Democracy
% Hl-s a aelga, Personal appearance, is pre-
5r ezPf's N Of 5epesee eseenliemanly. Il, is about
be over y. ,lntenan2d active. A pleasant
"a! = llas''rs gder a wend good hurar plav.
Sc - .s.,sry caPae, fae iat-lleoioal
7C ~ a'1' S''5's'5 aged wll5orhead TIA be-
IS p,.l..1Ti' a..-s1 "i'aou' appearing His hair
IL "a ~ Nest I,nowt neatly
N, .l.;...t - 'F i 0est algreciated, j. At
air varying Tue poets "ords bv l,ttle, Sara
or ''N'ne speak OF him but sr.iea b;,,,.
None know him but TO love-.
s. He seems to feel sorry that the 10, ,e,bo.,.
nation has fallen opon him. Yet en,;n1 s.,r no','
II tba! the interests aud the wall of the peopa -
mand IT, he is as wiling as he is ale to bag,,
I'D on his armor for the great battle before Us.
j. 1t is related here that when he received tt
ia dispatch 'aioTm'ng him of his nomination, b
ilv hurried 10 his home, and seemed desirous
10 shun the many friends who pressed around hin
lot urging bin 10 accept. Here was noble SIGH
,uu such as we seldom see a man with the glide
lat bauble OF honor and emolument of Office force
:. into his hands against his own viii. Yeri!
10 such man, net only the Democracy, but a
iir. people will delight to honor-Stcte Sentinel
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WIMLN'S RIGHTS.
BY ARTGNCs WARD.

pitcht my tent in small town in Iniianny
one day last season, * while was staadia at
the dore tskin nuunv, a Jarytdshun Of ladies
came up and SCI th4y was members oftos Rom
comv!Ie Fenaie AIoaa Reform & Wimin's
Rites Assocds5lgn, and thev axei re il they
Good % n wtthout rayin
''ioi exactly" srs ], "5ut you can Pay with
cut E5iu 10.
,.Do you know who We air - said one Of
tie wimmia's, tall s. feroshus looking cr,tt-r,
with blew cotton unbr-llsr under ber arm
edo you know who we air, sur -
"aig impr~shun ,s,'' sed I, "from a kursere
view, that YOU are females"
awe air, SUI" the feroshus woman
"vge belong 10 S5a,e,v which beeves winIn
has rites-wbch blepyes in raisn her 10 her
proper speer-whch bleeyes she is indowed
with as mutch intellect as man is-whicb
bisevss size is tranpi!d % & aboosed--S, which
II ress, he1s4th K lever s. 4ever toe T.
achments ct proud & domineer.ng man.
II hope, marm,' sez 7, s,artIn back, 'that
our i5teDshuns IS honora5lr? rme lone man
hear 10 strange -e-B .des, Pre w:.e
70 bum"
"Irs, cried The female, as shs'z slave I,
Both she never dream Of freedom-doth she
never thinl; fthrewng of the yoke oftyranny,
< thinking 4 speaking & voting for herself!
D5th she never think Of these here things 2"
= ol being a natral born iool,'' said ], BY
.nis time little rilsd, 81 kin safely say that soc
ia4eJJtf not 'l-----z
son. whot-1chof - screamed the female,
swingln her umbreIler in the air, "Oh, whot is
the price that woman paYs Tor her expert
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[From the Philadelphia Ledger,l
WILL THE COAL FIELDS HOLD OFT I

II The present day We Ind The scientific pre-
dictions and popular fears about the exhaustion
Of coal are approached under the light of wider
explorations, more exact surveys, and better
knowledge Of the structure of The coal deposits
That one hundred millions OF tons have been
taken annually out of the mines, with the GER
tainty, Judging from the past, that the amount
viii be doubled and trebled, and still go on to
increase, as time and the world advance, is a
startling fact to contemplate. The following is
table of the areas aud solid contents OF the
coal fields; n the principal countries OF the world
as given by Professor Rogers in his admirable
Description OF the Coal Fields OF North Amer
lea aut Great 3rtain," annexed TO the "Gov-
ernmsat Sarvey Of lhe Geology Of Pennsyva-
Ma :"
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V0DE STRIKES A MINE /!
CsPRATUTT CT REpUBL1-
G0RRUPQT1M!
ooii 1sS fore the
Tada tsSn.af1;,r oc-,

IA H. H. -, ~, D.. OF Dstre' e.
- - ~ can caacho was nomioa- P-
,a.s' ''.' e'i,'n secure hisat could not *
,qinafion 4lbn, shows 3ei
- 40 a,l''S 'isdt was 70 Qthe ex- tre
g,.,..f - lntlnE 10 g one- a-
80. ans. Ththe tbe
,,o,,,.- L.. 's 's''''i2o5 mo- discIosgs 20 9
;o.,o ~ e'''''0''sH '"e as n noreaFe
e,O IA f
~.,'c,a,f., . ,.':, 0l.4Sz y o ,ie, TO
~ ~ :. .''.i s' 5'''FrN for
80 80 ,,','i'.,a'..'S 0a'''''s'a'T =" z
a,, '.''',,'' ia, : ~" ,r'.I eIse!. yo,
. ''l' u '''7 P'o''iS =
:. :. '.l'',:,,' pl,,s' 'I ,'ae
\. ns-d f5s ,..,.,I,,,. - So. ,a,
o.,..,.;e. ,',...g = mans y 80
.,-.,li:. ~ ~. N'5'', % w
~ ~, 4'a' ~ "raFEai
~ y, = "a. ~ st4 '.'a' ""''a 'e
:" ,'5 "',' '''.a.' =,
=. 3''','Nai = '1.'' - 'iV 'SasT' -,
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:.e.-: -
io' ''- F''i-Ss '''''' 80 - % - 'ueH
= ~, $50 r'l1 - '.' i''
sE1S'lSn,' NJ " s,s,ll5 - S''a' ''.f,n"'
- :,
'''CN = -
41a's 90' 10y ~ a ~ ~
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" D'' '"N @'a'7 "'ia' dH''I'' you "'ui"
2,'F -. l4Fl '''T - "a 80 ny
IeNs''. h'.7',e sa'' ." "'''' ""T - .
tA2fizTn % MAKE ,'i'' statement ano hasliy
'.'e ~ n"'T d"1' 'e'sN - "'"'' az as -
'"e tHee- u WA, s4'' HF' "'' 40.
ee''a'a %'.rt'sI NAVq 'ue a''l'1'' " A''' poL
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lived she blessed him but now that she is no
more. think that would give all my gold 10
take an Italians vengeance"
"And ias,Iv too" SAID Huron, the reprobate
Well. Good n,ght.n
"Good night. my young fleod. Do no: eat
the unmarked aImond.n
eEot 7, indeed, ''.laughed the hearless Huron
As be turned and sped rapidly away.
When he again stood in his uncle's house, It
was thronqed with guests. among whom he soon
was scattering lest and compliment,
ala y said hls old uncle, as he met him near
the centre Of the main parlor, "you arr lag
gard again. Absent from the dsId, aad ,ardy
az the wedding. William AMI CLARA became
man and w,f. lust five minutes since"
81 clam, a gi.s from the bride" said Huron,
rs h. saat-d the npw-uaaa wife, and then
g.asped toe hand or The happy husband.
~ wish you hundrej years Of mutual jos,
Cousin CIars-and yau, too, william" said he,
with smiling lips aud devils heart and all that
ubIIant evening 50 say as Huron St.
bIaur
At length. the festive time came on, and
sparkling wine and wit, over frosted cake and
dainty viands, ruled toe hour. Then said Hu-
ron St. Maur, as he filed plate with al
monds
"Come, Cousin Will-since we are newly
made kinsa en-, eat PhilopG1a with ne; and