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DR. w. r. MERwIN & CO.'S COLUMN
~ IOR TIE CHEROKEE MEDICINEs.
COMPOUNDED FROM ROOTS, RARKs, AND LEAVES

II IA prepared IN a hlghly
concentrated 10 m, the dose
only being from one % two
tedspooniuls three times per
day.
Uis diurotlc and Alternative
In is action; puri ytug and
cleansing the blood, causing
II 10 flow In all Of its origin Al
purity and Vig0r; thus ra-
moving nom the system all
peTniclous causes which have
Induced disease.
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RAILROAD LINES.

RAILROAD LINES.
1854 CAMDEN AND d ALLAN 1854
ioof' suNyER EIP kfltsSAP; khRaSGEMExr, hO0f'
THROUGH IN TWO 1ouRslM
On and amer MONDAY July 4, trains leave Vine street
Ferry as iolows'-
Freight, with passenger car attached, 9'15A.
Express Chrough in hoursl 20OP. NJ
Atlantic Accommodation, ll5 =. NJ
RETGRSISG LEAVES, ATLANTIC,
Accommodation Auantlc) 546 A.. NJ.
EXPreess, 1.lS Icy A. n.
NAH, SESlsa! rs si?Y P. N. a. !"
Junction N a. Accommodation 622 AM
for the day train x6iS9 ISey i.s%sd} 800
saES HHiSdd;5iHaassi$ ;ias S&a 3i%5F.H %
Man train for AtiahtG aIS leaves Vine street so AM
esSS tsSyf' Atlantic F'' T. JOHN G. BRYANT, Agent.
DC coast
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ For BETHLEHEM, DOYLESTOWN,- EASrON,
MAuCH ChUNK, HAZLEIoN, wILKEsBARRE, ana
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Cn and after MONDAY, June 49, 1864. Passenger Trains
win leave the New Depot THIRD street, above Thomp
son street, Philadelphia, daily (Sundays eNccpted),
I 4, NJ. CExpress) for Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, WilkCsbarre, MilamspOrt.
9l5A.M; tAccommodatou) for Doylestown.
3p. NJ. (AcCou mOdatOn) for DOyestOwn.
3lj 7. NJ. (ENpess) for Bethlehem EastOn, &c.
4lj =. NJ. JNail) for DOy lestown.
515 p NJ, (AccOmmOdatOn) for Bethlehem, Allentown,
ana MluCh hunk.
Gll =. NJ. (ACcommOdatlOn) for Lansdale.
IL 4. NJ. (AcCOmmOdatiOn) for Fort Washington.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Bethlehem at 30 A. NJ . - 4 M and GO7 P. NJ
Deyestcwn at $40 A. NJ, 3 10 +. M., and Z, NJ.
Lanhdale at q 4. NJ
Fort Washington Al ll2j A. NJ. and 2P. NJ
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem az . \, VI.
Philadelphia for DOylestUwn at 3 =. VI.
Doylestown for Philadelphia az 7'20 4, NJ
Bethlehem for Phi adelphia at p VI.
Hmans Baggage Nprcss viii CAL for and deliver bag
gage the depot Orders may be lett No. ll3 5. THIRD
Street
jel3 ELLIS CLARK, Agent
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..e$FFSA BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
SSG8AaE. Steamship Line, sailing from each port
SAT URDAIS, from first wharf above PINE Street Phla-
dclpha, ard Long WhaIf Boston. From nrst wharf
above PINE Street, on Saturday july 30. 1854.
The Steamship SAXON, Matthews, will sail from Pha-
diphia Boston Saturday, july 30 10 OcOck A.
M. Hnnd the steamship NORMAN Baker irOm )ston for
Philadelphia, on same day, at Il. NJ.
These and substantial steamships form a regular
dine, sailing from each port punctualy Saturdays.
InsuIances effected at half the premium charged
sale vessels.
Frel hts taken at fair rates.
Shippers requested to send Slip Receipts and Bls
Lading with their goods.
For Freight Passage (havng fne aecOmmodatons)
apply to HENRY WfNSOR a. co.,
'jai-tf No. 332 \, DELAWARE Avenue
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An letters seeking infOr-
nation or advice VIII he
promptly ,freely,snd discreet
~ answered.
Fun directions accompany
each box.
Price 81 per box, or six
boxes for S5.
Sentby mail, free Of post
age, on receipt OF price.
Sold By all respectable
Druggists.
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Composed Of almplc vcge-
table extracts, thy contain
nothing delCteriOus 10 any
constitution, however DELI
cate, thvlrluhClluy being to
ubztiluto tTcBglI forw ak %
ness, which, when properly
used, they never iall 10 DO.
1hcy may be safely us ed at
any age, and at any period,
EXCEPT DURING THE
FIRST THREE MONTHS,
during which the unfailing
nature gr their action would
iHialutly PREVENT preg-
nancy,
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CHANGES IN COMMAND.

Lieutenant General Alexander p Stewart as.
sumed command of the Army of Mississippi, in
place of the lamented Lieutenant General Polk
Major General II. ID. Clayton takes charge o
Stewards old division, and Brgader- General
I. ColtZcaw succeeds the latter as brigade com
mander. The War Department has been more
than usually happy in making this selection.
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PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave the Ccmpany's Depot at TliIRTEENTH and
CALLOWHlIL Streets, Philadelphia at the following
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20
The wisconsin Conference of the Meth.

1 Inc :" 1Gc0nsRn tuS GhSAii
odist Episcopal Church held its session at Osh
kosh. last week The following are the ap
pointment. tor the Racine District;
| II. c. TILToN- Presiding Elder.
Racine, VIM. IL. sam pson.
| X enoshd, l. l.. Knox.
Bristol and Pleasant Prairie, w. r. Jones.
Somers, w. Sturges.
Sylvania aud L Mon Grove, to be supplied.
Caldwells Prairie D. Lewis.
East Troy, r. Cooley
Lyons and Spring Prairie, G. A. Smith,
Geneva 4. e. Parsons
Eikholn, A. j. Mead.
Hart Prairie j. b. Cooper.
Delavan Il b. Curtis
Aliens Grove and Darien X. w Bushnell.
Sharon D. &. Adams.
Clinton, &c. Wilson.
BelJit, w, p. Stone.
Shopere, g. Chester.
II. Branniter, Professor in Ganet Biblical In
siitute, and melnbec OF Kenosha Quarterly
Conference G d. Pllsjury, Agt. of the
Northwestern Freedmen's Aid Commission
and member OF Aliens Grove Quarterly Con-
ference.
D. w. Couch, Agt. Northwestern Seamen's
Friend Society aIdmenber Of Kenosha Quar-.
terIy Conference
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Eomsnn,niion-Nntmii

COmsump lion. Notwithstanding the many
articles advertsedto cure Consumption. we do moi
believe, when ouce fully seated in ne system
it can be perfectly cured But we do know o.
hundreds of cases where persons were supposed
to be suffering under that fatal disease, who have
become perfectly well and robust froul;the use o.
Speer's Samburg wine. Many times people for
years waste and at last die from the diseases Of
the kidneys or glands, when they were supposed
10 have, and were treated for mption. A
long continued affection OF the kidneys, however
may eventually result in consumption. The
Samburg wine used alone. or taken with fresh
raw egg, or new milk, daily. has been found to
be an excellent remedy, end has the reputation
some places, of rendering perfect cure for
consump tion-Aedical Times,
The wine certainly contains valuable propert
let our physicians and invalids uy it
To be had of all Druggists
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

~ New and untried medicines should not
always receive the entire cOnfd ence of the PEG.
pie, but when remedy has been practically
tested tor ten years in the general practice Of
a thorough physician, as has DR.. d. FL. See
lyes Liquid Catarrh Remedy. and never failed,
persons afflicted with catarrh should immedi-
atey test its merits.
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See their new advertisement

Important TO Whom it may Concern
We call the attention of those who have pro-
to the advertisement of A. A. Provost Marshal
General LOWELL, notifying such persons that
their claims for premiums must be presented
for adjustment to Lit. Col Siigreaves, at Madi-
son, previous to the 3lst inst, as claims will
be allowed after that date.
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Don't overlook Browns announcement.
Another Union Rally . Senat

Another Union Rally = Senator
VAN WICK, i'll address the people of this city and
vicinity, this evening, at Simmons Hail. A genera
invitation is extended to all-men and women.
We have all heard Mr.. Van Wyck, and know tn {
treat in store for when we go to listen to him.
There are few eloquent able speakers. Go
early if you would get a seat, for every
body will want to hear the Sena tor.
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For,unnte COMMUNICATIVE are op,

Fortunate COmbimatiOE.-We are OPP
POSED to proprietary medicines, and it is with
some conjunction that we see advertisements
of them in our columns. Still we must confess
that Browns Troches are convenient and use
ful. in certain conditions of the throat and lar
vnx. before speaking-NeC York Christian
4t{y0cake,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

Auction saIe.-Obed Deuel. of ihe town Of
Brighton, adVertises a sale at Gu ction on his
premises, on Friday of next week, Oct 18th, of
some stock, several swarms of bees, farming i'm
PIGMENTS. and household furniture. Look out
for bargains.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

These wishing to purchase stock, farming
implements, &c, will remember the auction
sale of Matthias S:ahl, Sen, which we advertised
last week, to take place in the town Of Brighton
on Monday next, the 24th inst.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

Assessor bronson has a notice in to-
days TELEGRAPH, in reference to the assess
ment Of the Special Income Tax, on the income
of 1863 The lis. of ssid assessment Tor this
county is now open for examination y the of,
fee of s. Y. BRANDE, Assistant Assasog.
Gao nofica
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

The First Frost of the SeRsOn.-There
were several items that We omitted last week
for the want of room. Among those was one in
reference to the weather. The frat frost ofany
account or that did any harm, occurred on the
night of the 7th of this month October. Up
to that time we bad, for the most part, fine
growing weather All kinds of crops were out
of the way OF frost, and had been for some time,
so that there was no damage done. Tne latter
part of the season has well made up for the
drcuth of the early part on all crops that were
not too far destroyed. Corn and potatoes, buck
wheat, turnips and root crops of ell kinds have
done remarkably well.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

FOrtunate.-Messrs Simmons & Sweet are
fortunate in securing the services of JOHN
SMITH as a manufacturer in theif Clothing De-
partment There are few better or more popu>
lar Taors in the city than John Smith. His
Fits are roregone conclusion, every time.
See advertisement
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

rs Your Name Registered This
question that every voter wants to be able TO an
swer. The boards of registry, we presume, met on
Tuesday last the sw required and made outs list
Of voters from the pc list OF the last general election
One copy Of tais list is to be died in the Office OF the
Townor CT Clerk, and the other is to be posted up
in the where the inspectors meet. On Tuesday,
Nov 1st, the nspe ctors again. comp Iete and
perfect tn list. At that time be on hand TO see tina,
the list is made fun and perfect by hitting on every
voter and striking OF the o. al those not quail
flied to vote Let every voter see that his name OF
the LIST.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

Auction SaIe.-Hon. A. VAS WICK will
sell at Auc ton, his farm in Paris, on WednesGgy
next, Oct. 26, Horses, Cattle Wagons, seighs Har-
nesses, Buggy, Flows, Dfags, and other fer ming
imp ements.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

Nfw BAKERY.-We call attention the advertisement
of our old friend and quondam fellow CITIZEN VALE
who has fitted New Bakery Main Street door
to Reeds Jewery store, where he proposes open
Bakery and Confectionery business Saturday next
Mr. Vale is well known in this city, tie head of his
profe ion and the public viii theirold supply
thO test of everything usually found
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20
TAKEN UP.

NAEIEE into the Enclosure of the subscriber in TIT
u town of Pleasant Prairie, or about the lst 0
September, 1864, Three Dry Cows-one black COW
one all red COW, and one red with white under tn
meek and the forehead, also four caves wv
with some white spots. No othe marks noticed. Tn
owner or owners requested to prove property pa!
charges and take the same away.
4TI8 W. c. WHITE.
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A GREAT CHANCE to buy Sheep is offered in our COL
nmns by p. s. N NcCoNMoNs, who have LILO, head of
Sheep for sale it'll wool dollar pound good sheep
good property have. Every farmer
in the county should havea good large flock Nc kind
stock pays better the investment. e
See hhe adYertise
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Tooth Remedy.

do not pretend that this remedy VIII wholly cure
Tho toob-ache In every case but 1t will always give
relie ana in many cases entirely cure IN ICES 'h~H
nYe minutes.
Recne for making Starch Polish, the use
III iii enable the most ordinary Ironer to give
linen the appeance OF having just len the hanos
Of the most experienced hnisher' full Is OeAu'ia' ~
when It was new. ,.,. A..
a Recipe for making Sweet Cider, without APP
Mes nearly good the genuine juics-not oos IL
Ten can tell the difference. o.,
Recipe Tor making Wart ana Corn sah no--
few applications Of this salVe will entirety rsNo'e
the worst OF Warts or Corns ....,..,
Recipes OF great utility and full az good As recon-
mended Those who at nrst may think themsesss t w
abIe 10 purchase the book the very ones not AO'
to do without it.. c... a,,a., he.
FOR SALE at my Residence ON Congress s"es' . ~
tveen Pearl and Market Streets, nearly west OF 's
Court House it will be sent BY mail res Oh PO''~S
on receipt of price. Address
- " KsRSshs, Wis.
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Aasesaorla Office of internal Revenue,

FIRST DIsTRTCT, STATE OF WISCONSIN
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 18th, 1864. }
NOTICE is hereby given that the assessment Of
L 1.-THE Special Income Tax upon the Income Of the
year 1862 as provided by Resolution of Congress ap
proved July 4th, 1864, has been completed in this dis
trct an alphabetical list ofsad for the
county Of Eenosha, will be opened for examination
at the office of S. Y. Brande, Esq, in the city off
nosha for the space Of ten days. and the first day
OF November will be at the Office of said Brande for
III purpose Of making any corrections that may be
required by law. @ A. BRONSON,
2w20 Assessor 1st District Wisconsin.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

Fnini AccFdent.-W are agoin called up~
on to chronicle one of those painful accidents
that send a chill through the heart,
On Thursday afternoon last, HERBERT PAR
rERsoN, the only surviving son of the late wild,
ow Patterson, now Mrs. $. Baldwin, in COM
pany with several other boys, went out hunt
ing. Il seems the boys got tired, and sat down
to rest on the railroad track some two or three
miles out of town. After sitting there awhile
young Patterson carelessy took hold of the
muzzle Of his gun which lay on the bank, and
was IN the act of pulling it towards him, when
| it wen- off the whole charge taking effect in
his side and passing almost through his body
| He lived but about five minutes and his onI y
| exclamation was, so, dear. must die 7" Mrs
Baldwin lost her Oldest son by the Lady Elgin
disaster.
This ought to be warning TO young boy!
and their parents also. Boys anywhere from
eight 10 twenty years Of age are out hunting
almos: daily, and the only wonder il, that more
of such accidents do not occur Firearms u
| such hands are unsafe.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20
TAKEN UP.

HHY the subscriber three Hogs-one white barrow
I'D about one and half years old, with part OF the
right ear cut or torn of-one SOW about ana d haI
wears old no ear MARKS and one black barrow alb GU
six months old with part of the right ear cut or tori
OF
The owner is requested TO prove properly pa!
charges and take the same away.
Pleasant Prairie Oct. 11th, 1854. rro,,r,,n
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"Dr. Chnse's ASSeeI pes, nr, EufOr ma
lion for Every5o.iy.' "A couple of weeks
since we called the attention of our readers to
, the advertisement of B. ). CAswELL in our col,
umus, in reference 10 this great Recipe Book of
DR. Chase, of when he has the exclusive agen4
cy IN this county Since then we have exams
med the book carefully, and are prepared to
say nov that it is ali, and even more. than it Is
claimed to be in the advertisement, to which
we again refer oug readers. II is a book that
ought to be in every family ia the country, for
1t contains vast amount of practical infor-
nation conveniently arranged for reference, of
ten times the value of the price Of the b ook
Every housekeeper will find every matter per
tanning TO the science OF living practically
treated, with an amount Of instruction and in>
formation that will surprise every one. Every
farmer and every mechanic will end in il infor-
nation of the utmost importance to ,hem. We
cannot do cur readers greater favor than TO
induce them TO purchase taia book, and we
write this especially ter thai purpNse. See sd.
vertisement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20
The way T1.aveEers Y0te

Before the vote was taken the McCleilaniies
were very boisterous and loud>takirg, and pros
posed to bet that Mac would have two to one
of The passengers. When the vote was declared
they bee 4me exceedingly quiet.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

According 80 PrOmise.-Messrs. Sim
nous & Sweet present their new advertise
ment this week for the benefit of their numer-
GUS customers. They do not propose to be be-
hind any dealers in t is city, either in the guam
tity or quality OF their goods, or in their readi'
ness TO mark down any and ali varieties OF
goods, as fast as the decline in eastern markets
will warrant
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

RygOnes-We shall try and find some ire
mote corner" for ga l.. W. but would sugs
gest that the true initials would be better,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

Am Auction Sale is nd yartlsed by John b.
Brewer, in our paper his week to which We
call the attention of those Interested.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20
Madison Mutual Insurance Co.

In looking over the semiAnnual report IF the Mad
son Mutual Insurance Company, we notice that their
business is constantly increasing.
They issued from January LIST, to July LIST, of the
present year, 6,61S policies which the cash prem
ums were 500 100 80, while during the period,
they adjusted and paid $13.179.1S
rbos who insure in this company, have learned
the value of a protection broad their farms and
as cheap their soil. To tbs poor it has made in
surance a luxury to the rich q necessity. 1t has
become known, and, therefore, popular It's best
eulogum is its immense home endorsements; and
where best known in vain that others solicit the
risks that within its rules, or ask men to send
their money abroad for security costly and
less ample.
For the information Of those who seeking in'
surapce upon their Homesteads Farm property
we copy the following from the pen of q ompeten
| and impartial writer:
| From the wisconsin State journal
If our people can bs convinced that they can pur
chase goods of any kind OF bOWe dealers of gooC
ing to eastern cities, 1T requires no argument to in
duce them to patropze home establishments. al
feel this duty as Well as privilege The same rule
| xists insurance. II we have a company in thu
State equally responsible, and doing business OF
equally taooTddIe terms with eastern Companies it
obviously not only the duty, but the desire of tb
people to patronage the home company, thus kecpn,
the capital within the State. The Semi Annual Re
port OF the Madison Mutual Insurance Company TO
1864 exhibits conclusive proof both that the compa
ny is responsible, and that the people appreciate
and p9 onze it. The business for the past six month
has been much larger than for the first half of an
previous year. This increase must continue, lon
| as the same LIBERAL prompt and honorab lie policy
pursued as has always heretofore been done, by tn
mana gers OF this excellent company. The effort Ia
ever been to build up home company, worthy of tn
confidence of the people ofthe Statea company tina
would meet the wants of the great agricultur al inter
ests Of the West; in which they would feel an
hare interest, and whose benefits should be just
and equally distributed among the insured. In thi
effort, the Madison Mutual has been emnently SUE
cessful, the report fits affairs fully shows IT
SOUND TO THE CORE. It's business is conducted o
the principle of exact justice to all parties. We
not recommend 1t to the peopIe-its capital of owe
= $500, 900 and its prompt and satisfactory method
doing business, is stronger recommendation tina
anything say. Examine the report and pre-
your best interests by insuring in the Madiso
Mutual Insurance Company, all property that come
within its scope risks, is safe advice fer any one
# follow,
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The Chicago & N. w. R h &c

Have bought up the Chicago & Milwaukee
Railroad and will hereafter run it as a branch
Of their main line.
SO says the Oshkosh Northwestern, but we
have heard nothing here Of the transaction yet
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20
SD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WAN

SD Regiment Recruits Wanted
Lieut.. WEIR, Informs us that his reg ment i.
now in st, Louis, and it will probably winter at
Jefferson City, Mo. He expects to leave Madi~
son the first of next week with Il lumber ORE.
cruits now there. waiting TO joia the regiment
and ne is DESTROYS Of gettin" enough TO fill up
The regiment before leaving 1t Is understood
that drafted mon, substitut' and volunteers
have the right to choose the regiment to which
20 attach themselves when the same is not al
ready full. Several from this county have made
choice of the SD, and all who contemplate going
into the service from this vicinity, would doubt
less find many of their old friends and neigh,
bors already there to welcome them as conn
rades in arms Ms. Register.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

"KenossRR Coal Coz Oar readers will no
tice the advertisement of meeting of the above
Co for the purpose of organizing under the stat
ute. This company is composed OF some of our
citizens, Messrs. E. 6 Durant and c. G. Sholes
being the principal stockholders,) amt some
Massachusetts cap ifaists. The company have
purchased some two hundred acres of Coal
Lands, near la Sale, Ill., and propose to open
shaft aud commence taking out coal Mt once
or within the next month. The managers of the
Company expect % be able TO take out about
400 tons per day. The vein they are 10 work on
is about fifteen feet in thickness in two layers
and is inexhaustible The Chicago, Burlington
< Quincy Railroad passes through The land of
the company and near their main shaft, 80 that
their facilities of transportation could scarcely
be improved. While the mining of coal is the
main object of the company, they propose to
make their business inureBto the benefit of this
place by transporting quantities Of coal for
manufacturing purposes, at prices that will
speedily put out Of use all other Xxi nds of fuel.
BY cooking their coal wi Il be rendered a capital
article Tor fuel for domestic purposes. and at
Pri ces far below anythin" at present At ;ainable