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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-14
3G ui(( G t 0 n.
Nus Der Grpber,.rt9 pp,'
GreScet 1866.
5umoriltilhe Sfi53e
bon
6. Heinbarbt in Dresben.

9ln einem Scnnabenb-eS par Der 16.
Stunt bes Sabres 1866 - perlieb Der
Calculator .&nidis in DRESDEN feline
grpepttipn In elmer 70 niecerselAlasenen
Stimmuns, 70 taltlcs, bab er ipie elm
na6er papierbpsen 3nlammenselunten
ware, ebe er bic 2reppe binab fam, Bate
er Ta nidt an ieinem 8esenlhirm, benz
alten lansjabrisen treuen 5reunb unb
8esletter, aufreat erbalten. Der alte
5reunp bepatrte fd trefliA anb trus
bic Qaf bes Ga1culatOrs pbne 3u biesen
pper su fnaden. gr mar aud feiner
jener neumUpiIden Sunserleiper, benen
Elm piinnsr fdwar3er 8Ud um bic biirren
eiIernen @lieper I9lOttert, wabrenb bas
9tadsrab faum piele @lieper su trasen
permas. @enn elmer BON beipen
5reunpen maser mar, 70 mar es Der Galz
eulatcr, unp es la9 cher aus, ais sins
pas quite alte sriinbaumpcaene 9ara<
plue NIT einem neumpbi1Asn 8eeen@
idirm, NIT Dem Calculator &ntdis, ipas
sieren, ais amsefebrt.
Der Calculator fam iebr lAwa6 anf
Der Strabe an anp mare BON einem
Sdwarme Sduliunsen umserifen nor
ben, penn i'm Der Shirm nidt no6mals
serettet bate. So mar aud llnsebeu<
erlides palFrt - llebermenlalides, ben
8erednunsen unp gprausiasumsen
Der sewiestefen Yplititer bel Selbis BIZ
rect Gntsesenlaufenbes = bic Bride
BET 8is1a mar abSebrannt anb bic bet
Meiben in bic Cuff ssiprenst tporben.
Die fadFIae Mrmee mar plSbli4 Ser>
fawunpen unb Tam plSblia eben 70
1dnel wieber gum gorIdein, tint tpieper
ipurlos su Seridwimpem. Die 5aupt<
MAIDEN fanben leer anp serlafen, tpenn
man mutbwillise Sansen abreAnete,
pte barin iiber Slid unb 8ante fpran<
gen uab llebermut9 NIT ben Sdtleer~
bauIern trieben. = gs mar Elm 3ultanb
Der anarais anb bic Sdilperbaaier cbs
ne Ypfen fat Der Sob alter Yenfonirter
@ilitars, tpelde iiberseust waren, bab
bas SpnnemipRsm pbne Sailbwaden
In fpateFens bretmal Sierunb3man3ts
Stunben suiammenbreaen maie.
Stanpen aber ale Sdtlberbaaier
Gntfben erresenb leer, 70 fanb bintpte>
Der bas CRIME @ewSlbe n / DIT leer-
bie 8ilbersa0erte bins Soa - Der erfe
Bette fonnte Fa bic WapOnna bclen
cber ins CRIME @ewSlbe einbreaen, OBJ
ne bab fia nur SemanD bana& amiab
Das Sins nidt an (; cine Stabt anb
nod gar eine Reiibens Obne S&tlbwas
den III etn Ding, bas sesen alles 5ertOm<
men lautt. Ote alfen penfpntrfen
@silitdrs be1alU0en, fth far's gater>
lamb unb bic leeren Sailperbauier au
ppfern. Die alte Garpe fanb pieber
auf nnb bic Yeniionirten iaAten alte
Sabel unb Gltnten 3alammen, banpen
tpeibe ginben um ben @rm, erfaieaen
In Gbriurat unb 5etterfeit sesietenher
pbalanr, nnb bic SAilbsrbaaier tpa>
rem serettet.
Mir maFen bier befennen, bab ptr
BON militarilaen Sadem gar ntats
serfeben, bab MIR niemals besreifen
fonnten, wesbalb iiberbaupt an Serldies
benen Yunften S&ilpwaaen iteben, =.
an Yunften, no es tpeper mas aa iteblen
nod su ruiniren sibt, ia fUsar an Vunt~
ten, pO ans ettpas sefoblen tperpen
|fbnnte.-@ir besretfen eten 70 pe-
mtg tpesbalb man giienba9nsa ratnirt
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-14
Yemmiplbaaiide Staats= Setting
SerauSgegeben bon

Job. 6eors Nipper.
erfHeini ieben DOnnerltas, unb tctet 200
psr Sabr, aablbar innerbalb tesSabres, une
S9. so mad 8erauB bss Sabrsanss.
Gin,slne Grsmplaren, 5 GentS per Stid.
asine SubIcriptionsn perten fiir penissr
ale feds Wonaten anssnpmmen; aud lann
Niemanb has Blatt abbeitelsn bis ale &ild'
ffanbs besabIt lnS.
Mn3sissn tperbsn su ben sepUbnll6sn prst'
fen inisrirt. /.
Offieen: in ber uyatriUt nnt uaicn"
Druderei, Dritten Strabe Sarrlsbargs nno
In Der ,Sntelisencer" Druderei am Centre
Sauart, 9ancaifer.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-14
&ein & Qiquor Store,


i'm 0rpfs Mnb &lein= 0erfauf.
3. q. Builder,
Gae Der 5rpnt mnb 2Ueuf Stratt
pr Columbia, ga.
Gp0mac SrGmbp,
GatiiQen & Co.'S, s. Ssunsfys & Co.'S,
...r .. unb 8obIen's
e 9oaaaStider 0im,
Da&boIbst @osssn &orn unb
a.a..ea 6iimmel Shnaps;
Yprt, SGery ct. @aIlsn, Glarst, Nabeira,
NaIasa, @bein, Gbampasner' Gatawba
..- ., unb perl&iserne
0inb ein,ifcbe @eine,
God Sail, 0ein uno 8rununs 8itters.
=. Mssnhr fir Mfifbler'S 8itters.
.t 20 N 3ineari
@ St6Der'8
aorn- unS Mab G(Iig, II.
lin frsuubIi&su 3uipru& label srssbsnbit sin
s. s. BuAer,
Columbia Sft. II, &c.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-14
a 9etnrit 2anslit's
0rpD= s &mcbenbGcferei,

. 8ierte StraBe
apil9en ber Marft unp Walnut Strabe,
s@sa harrisburg, ga.
Mas @rtsn SsmmsIn, Mil6brGb6sn, 8is.
fuits, MUla6tSfu9su, &C, &C., tGsli9 frii9 &C.
baden.
@assenbrub, @ci3cnbruo, &c.
j., Marttfanb: seseniiber benz Sones
paus. glua. 80, ,6mp
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-14

Somberbar.- Gin iunser Deutldsr in
Rilpaufss, @ise, Namsns gBiIseE bfbaup'
tsts nsuli9, bab sr nit ieinsr 8auif bas safsl-
perf elmer liarfen 2bar bur&faIasen tSnns.--
Ct tbat Is aud pirfli&. unS 81 i@isn, als Oh
fir ibm peitsr feline na9tbstlise GpIssn barauS
entifebsn piircsn, aIs ba6 istue GsnssrfnSasl
numb seporbsn waren. Sttne 9anb wurbs
Ysrtunbsn, unb % sri9ien Mlss tnSrbnnns.-
ater baIo parauf l9rampfts bisSanb suiamn'sn
unp purbs pis tpbt. Sie bat test nur nod bic
SGlits ibrsr friibsrsn GrSbs unb III pSlis uu'
brau9bar. Die asr,ts wifeu ni&t, spas aa tbuH
sa ibnsa nod iein gaa bisir art ssrssfsmmsn
III. 50
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-14
" Nemer 9rofsrie
nas Seuti@e Trii@te : 2aaem.

nns Seuti6e Tri@te 2aaen.
Steo. @epras
bena@rt&tist a6tunssSpa feline Srcunbe unb
has publifum absrbanpt bab er sinsn nsuen
0raserie unb heutiGe Jrii9te=
2aoen,
Gde Der StrawberrY unb De ws
- berrp Mllep,
- 0pil9sn Der Dritten uub 4tcn Srabe,)
!, srSfaet bat, tpu CT ifets cine srObe MusWabl
Wrsftritn, Seut(fbt 9rifbtfn,
Deutf9e 3wetfden,
GransSFlde yFaumem, 8irnen,
=, Mepfel, &pfnen, Gprtanber, 9inIen,
Grbltn, 8obnen, @srfe, @riibe,
Aammsl, Stpt, e ftSL
.l 2prbtvblatter, Sarbins, SGrrinse
S@wei3er- unb &imburser Staie
~., Spte1farten, ,e., &c.
~ serfauftn an Sanb balt.
3um frtunbli9emSelu& labet ersebenif Elm
-s'~E t--a 3beo. George,
.d 6arriSbura, Sunt %, 1856.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-14

Sebr fromme Seelem.-Die yeuns
@ens Gtriitiaa aiiueiatiun Il, weilwautie bat
elm yrOsramm ssrSffentIi&t laut psl9sm Ils
iebe 0u6e an bier abenben fiji te cine htr fol-
semben, mad ibrnMnf9t bS9f 9fbebauernswsrttsn
Renl9eniladen betet: u fiir bic 5siben p far
bic Susen, 81 fir bic aatbclifen unb a far
bic aSnise unb ionifise@a&tbabe. Gin bnar-
tiger birnserbranntn tinfnn tann bod tIcB
mur sun ben bsu9lriiaen unS slei6nerii9sm
ganfse's aufs Gapst sebra9t tpsrben.. IA
Stud nidt libel. = Sn elmer Gent
pren,.ecse purbs isbr eifris tariiber bsbaitirt
cb ss suIaiIis isi gibr su trtnfen. GnbIi& sr-
bob ii& cine iunse DAME gum swsitsn gaale,
CAB cine bsrrIi9e S9ilberuns baSsit, mas esr
Gibsr fir sin sutsa @etrSnf isi nnb ftlob NIT
ben Wortsn: Giber II cine Nptbwsnotsff't
fir mid unS it mu6 psI9en tatsn. NismanS
lca mfrs Serpsbrsn unb penn tbr beItlisbt
ta6 Is unre6t iei Gibsr su trinfen, 70 eb i'd
aepfel unt frisss mir einen babi&sn iunsen
Tann, nm mid ,u opreGsn," bsnn pbne ben
fS1Iidsn gspfsIiaft fann it nun unb ntmmsr
fsin,"
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

The TRAVELLERS. OF HARTFORD also inquire
against Loss OF LIFE FROM ANY CAUSE, whether
disease or Accident with Weekly Indemnity for to-
tally disabling accident at rates Of premium lower
than any other company. AL approved forms Of or
binary Life Policies written, whether TERM, AN
rsUAL LIFE, TEN YEAR NON-FoRFETTABLE or
ENDOWMENT POLICIES. either with or without
Indemnity for totally disabling bodily injuries The
applicant may prefer.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03
ChronolOgy of Importrut Events In
Connection with Telegraphy.

Chronology of Importras Events I'm
Connection with TelegraPhy.
1852 May l0-FIance. first sparks Of
electricity drawn from the clouds BY n Dali
bard A4
lSll--Msy Baron Schsllins and esbsrs
viewing Senmcring's telegraph working,
1918 May l3--London, Professor Mcvse
received gold metal for sculpture figure Of
Hercules.
1852 May London (Eng.), Mr.. Sax
ton exhibits his rotary magnetic electric pa-
chine.
lSs7-MsyI2 London, Cooke md Wheat
stons patent their combination Of improve
ments in telegraphs.
ls4s--May 5--Germany, Mr.. Nesper Oh
serves the lightning burning fire wires Of a
magnet coil. M ~
iS49---May New York, patent granted
to Professor Morse for improvements OF his
electric telegraph coil.
1856-Msy 6-Engiand, cable Of Ave wires
laid between Dover and 0stend, 20 miles
long cost e33 .O0O
1s57-May Boston, III. G. Farmer, pa
tents his electric FIRE alarm telegraph for
cities.
lsbT-Msy IA -Thames, Eng and. steamer
Niagara arrived TO take aboard the Atlantic
cable.
lS59-May 2-Sucz, commenced laying
Red Sea cable from hsre (Suez).
lS52-May 4-Yorktown, Va, ID. Is. La
tl,ror, operator Military Telegraph Corps,
died from the effects Of explosion of a rebel
torpedo.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

Fhere have hsen s.ycpsecn Presidents Of the United
ssates The fcnowing scrApthe work q some unknown
hssd-ves che Hst Of who have "een Presidents. ans
the order n which they occupied the chair
Great Washington Was number one
Then senator Adams next came on
jefferson made the number three
Theu Madison, the fourth wash,
Monroe, the afth, 10 him sncceeds;
And sixth, the junior Adams leads.
Then seventh, Andrew jackson came;
Ana eighth, We count Van Burens hane.
Then Harrison made number line
And tenth. John Tyler allied ,he line.
PcR was the eleventh. as We know,
The tNs inh Taylor In the row.
liip re tbs thirtei nth, taek his Place =
Ard Pierce was fourteenth in the race
Rachanan the ftesnth then % seen,
Next Lincoln 49, sxi eeu'a came IN.
johnson the seven eenfL, and lasi,
Still lives 10 close Gle ilu1rieus past.
AoR lut "a stup nutii Ne see
Who car next President V ! he
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

Tn. LoxDoS rAnnRs' SrREKS stiil conf
tirues, with no prospect Of . settlemert.
Cooperative establishments are therefore
springing up in various parts of the city,
and It is believed that they will prove sue
cessful. Que result 81 this strike, which
the. saiscrs here may not like, Is the forma-
ton of 1.-The Operative Tailors National
Emigration Society,"" the frst purpose OF
which is 10 assist tailors on strike to come
to the United States, and afterwards all
tailors who NAV be iacIined to Gene. The
frst inslalment, il is said, are soon to arrive
here. We are afraid their expectations are
100 high They come, They say, 'snot with
the vi~w Of overstocking the labor market 10
your glorious country, but to share, in COM
mon with their brothers IN trade on that
continent, the blessings accruing by being
ctiz ms Of . great country, and dwell
amongst great and intelligent people"
What vast numbers Of our people deserve
no such compliment, they appear to have no
suspicion. Boston Foics.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03
Annual Premiums for
Life.

Policies for Life insure against death from any
emse, and the premium is payable annually during
lie Rate per $1,000.
A~e o. ~ Is no s. %
Odnsty Lie Policy s1a 10 tls % Sic 10 91S " ca q
{ Comb'd Life Il Aedt. 16 10 II 90 900 a29 % 81
Other ages IN proportion.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

fulc1 me NATIONAL debt was
...yils. s..te- -lfll he maintained until the
debt shall l-, eon PAID and the curren
CT shall consist .Nllus;velv Of legal tenders
-''greenbacks. Il will be seen that that
art OK tnv resolution declaring that the
currency shall consist exclusively Of legal
neutrality-suspicious. is omitted in The
JtfHe's account Of tie proceedings Of the
N rI-e1 nesiiSg. It has been frequently
ASSERTED, an. IS oelleve, sever denied, that
tAa rs Ct lg Iriiane are LARGELY IN
l,Jt-i 90 the national banking swindle
ILia statement Is cOrr0,orated AMI con firm
eI i. -ht speeious liter written fro,a New
9rk ne + ,rr-.. last, bv j. NJ, editot-in-
cLief cf thl. paper, 10 support Of that in.
iquitous system w which the industrial
Neaith-prodllin classes, are annually rob
bet Of, AT least ~-5 NlQ,U00, or or er $50 600
day, tor rt benefit w few soulless bank
crs and ayaric. as 8surCrs, who are rreying
ppon, and eating .2, tha substance OF Ire
3ple' TIC fg54Hs ana Tines, and paper
o Ike uUL,,-iv, ratsiot'sm aLd J, -alsv-tbe
advocates ara supporters o. (, present
.zlsara.F allg sFgi lido not want il krown that
the tbs people The tGx-pay1g portion of
them, at lc8si, l4Ts ne 70 understand The
practical. Nurkiulr Of tie ssrsrIduteft seShz
OF these patriotic ehsls.ian bankers., This
II M doubt, the reason for the omission bv
the Tribune 81 That part Of the resolution
relating g she substitution of greenbacks for
the The circulating nlt.8 0f the go-calle-
Na.j0nal Banks. III .buue ia comm ant
isg upon this moYem Q, asks, "y7o,, 4, M
infdfion Of tbe ctvrag unaer uhieh NV
debt fsas contract 70 5e main aigeF ami
l5 dbl is pail" lhis Of course will br )
matter foi aiseussion ahi 1eliLeration 81
nc, pYfaVa tOnvnpfi0D, bv .-S 80. sSo4Iv D Il.
III DC avised and adopted l. in tho
anfine5 Tor myself and man7 o,uers In
part u the state, I will inform The 7ri-
- that "e propose 10 do it bv ne ader
no- Of The plan contemplated by tie bill in
IoqIced into Congress last winter -by Hon.
a. D. huykendail "a copy Of which I have
mailed TO the Tribune, which nrovides fnT
me thorough reorg nizati0n Of he Trsasurv
ana Revenue Departments of the Cover.
nent, by the establishment of a Roard u,
management of the currency and revenue.
ne Following extra Is will serve 10 ird;-
cate the character and obi ects &c the Mi /.
EN- - Ano be II further enacted. That the -,
emitted " 70 act 70 provide national cnrrens.v
&C. Fed oy a pledge Of United States stocks ard
,I Plor,1e Tor lhe circulation ard REDEEM tion
thereoi approved February The twent, err
eighteen hundred ana sixty Mr., ann NM, 4,
- tolroviue national enr,s,or sre,,,aT a.
u'euse OF the United States bords sra q,
III ~ circulation ard RI denpljon n ereor-
60 June third, eighteen hnndred ar,I 4,
'oe'' $3.50 al acts amendptorv Of ei,1,e, -
saats, rriyitg. . . ,, ana Chs
Conferred "a .tie-. ora, I'm a..A W Ilt'
lie aet. 1 .-. .-..at .. ''-'' under
tors cf siHerrl. ... ars f..t ts adA.
matte prl,ias..
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

Including more than FIVE THOUSAND LOSSES
FOR nen-faial injury. and SEv EssrY.rwO TOTAL
LOSSES Coy dcath) In which the sum Of 900 was
realized Dor less than o. 100 received IN premiums
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03
EIGHT HOUR LEAGUES.

Light EOUR LEAGUE, NO. 4. Or
- nIE STATE on wlsur SIN nssssi y. fortnws -s
q. p Hunt ton, Prss ". " KItkrsars ~ r3s9 90
z. "A. 4sy nsen, dee Soc. MI CsriaRa Our lauA "a
John Ansdn, Fiat See. Peter Karrkn YFnmnaWRr
=. CoHAn, Cbndastr. II. v. RaEl8 I9w TSrm6s SK
sgnd JOHN AUSTIN. 81 AaplIIsr 80
- 80 W
sTsHt EtESR. Ar MEErING on re
J. n NJ -rsT HouKy s<aUA No. 4
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03
Annual Cost Of a General .accidsnt
Policy

THE TRAVELLERS. OF HARTFORD-the pasnesr
Accideut Insurance Company ofthe connry-haa up
- March l. ts6i:
Lsu6i oser NDsety Thousand Policies
+ and
PAID -FOUR HUNDRED And
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
IN LOSSES.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

ToNcA, LaSane Co, III, July 90 1867.
To e. rd,sor Of the yssEtlssEA-ss ADvcoi rs-
find the following in the Chicago 7ri-
Batse
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

The Travellers " Hartford was the nfst company IN
s world to combine Life and Accident insurance un
der one policy and premium. This form Of policy
meets with much favor, a. It covers al personal bar
ards under one risk and its cost Ia less than most com
panies charge for Life Insurance alone.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

To q pastor Of the " sEt-lsaEA-ss ADvcc trE-
find the following in the Chicago Tri
htHes
Er'y PrLlucAL raITT
We And III W. 0tawc Republican an account
ofthe orrsnia ton Of New National Political
Partg. which tooG place IN he town Of Meriden.
LaSalIe county, on the evening Of June l. IL
that meeting Il vEs resolved TO hold a Coavsn-
tion. 70 ~inch others shoad be invited, al sush
time ana place (. James Adair Esq shoul3
designate W Aiair has issued dhe following
all
MASS NESTING,
to form $ political party 70 be held at 0tta-
VA, MondlJ, sept Q 1897.
According 70 .Tevioas notice. a n tug was
held on June !, 1907, 40 HaiEit's School House
in the township " Meridcn, La Sale, county,
I'LL for tho purpose az considering the financial
condition OF Eye country Hon 03ed w.
BRYANT Vas elected chairman, and Martin Alien
seCrctaS
After discussion. il was
III rsolyed-That tho same imitation of eur
reucv 9ndcr which the rational debt y ~ con
tracted, shan be maintained until the debt shall
have been paid.
:. That 70 carry On tbs policy there
should be orgatized 4 New Nati0nir Political
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

an Aquarium - aeeUt 70 be constructed
ut Berlin on the most extensive scale. Not
less than $54 700 was subscribed during the
hrst week after the idea was started. DR..
Alfred Brehm, naturalist OF note, has been
placed At the head Of the undertaking and is
actively engaged corresponding with every
quarter OF the globe for tue acquisition 81
rare inhabitants for the new aquatic temple.
HrDsoPHoBIA.-A Detroit paper tells of
IN unfortunate resident Of Pontiac, Mich.
who, sixteen years ago, was bitten by mad
dog, and on certain day each succeeding
year, has been regularly seized vita attacks
ot hydrophobia, lasting but a short time.
Ills last attack was on the 10th uls.
A MODEL Aerial Machine has been exhibit
ca IN France, which, by purely mechanical
force, carries a moose through. the air. A.
s-uguine and patriotic critic declares that
France has solved the difficulty Of serial ma
vlgatlon, and tdat nIachine proportionately
large will raise an ele hant much more
easily than the model bears it, tiny traveller.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-03

u. s'hcAt m sun y lSt atH if~t "a a. Wi
eleat he equitable aisI .nufion III t.r ar,-
'1''s OF tsbor btEcen non producng cspi-
4. ~ h0ar Tais the industrial tlasses
7 I'll 7. oper y e.glzltion, Irve the poker 70
~ ""'' u Is 20 G. p ped IN Natio a. Labor
's'' Will, AZ les uiee,in III, Chira-a. ~.
$500 He A-d3aai Labor P.rly. making
''-s' ria,icrl ofoad enough 70 embrace the
hectianica- mining atd agricultural utter
eslsi as vel as ihal " al oihsr useful occu-
patAoAs, cdhngs and professions. The farm
Srs' VINO nave heretofore taken bat little in
'erest IN the!.h9r reiorla m0yeueni, are fast
soni"' 70 srs that their inters. Is identci
wen tnat "a Al other useful occupations
-uas "niio toe mechanics have. u erect the
mansions and manufacture the clothing ~
he drones Of society, the farmers have ty
aise their food, fur which, like 81, other Ia
'orers, they receive really 40 CON peasation
M they are ready and wilifagtu join With
ne "ealth-producing class n. ail dep 1T
le0ts OF useful industry, n grand eo-ooer-
az moyeme-at torSfhe emancipation Of ,abofA
the ttgaidom imposed UPON II by
slegisiation IN the iateresl aud Dor lhe
Q: bankers, Rsursrs, spceulttCfs and
ers for the Establishment Of sash
ess wilgive u each ehe products Of
pcr and talens, and c5mpel all to earn
Sg BY honsst Industry:
hisl rates Interest on money, favor.
our present un3s-.-. ~onetary Iaas,
@eailnulati1g lhs enterprise o.e ths v6c1xI
4 certainly Securing 70 thes3 III tst,
Rt PRESSES The entefpriA 6fbc.s !
Tue people, bE depriving tisst& 81 -
~ sl,s.s 's NJ s NE s n!
~of the government. Waite
xssopo Individual com
All Fho arc. able ail3
sapidly <syeioadiri
estexse he na- I
sad pesptda ef
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FINANCIAL.

N o Ito E
TO THE HOLDERS
OVERDUE LOANS
OF THE
Commonwealth of PENNSYLVANIA
Holders Of the following Loans OF the Common
wealth Of Pennsylvania can receive payment (prin
cipAl and interesp by presenting them at the
FARMERS AND MECHANICS NATIONAL
BANK, ,.on and after MAY 20, 1867
Loan OF March "a, 1928. due December 1. 1858.
Loan of April p, 1922 due December 1, 1854
Loan Of April ls, is45, due August /. 1855.
Loan of March 2i 1881, due July /, 1856.
All Of the above Loans will cease to draw interes
after August !, 1867.
JOHN w. GEARY,
GOVERNOR
JOHN F. HARTRANFT.
AUDITOR GENERAL.
WILLIAM N. KEMBLE,
5 1wfms4t STATE TREASURER
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DANCOAST d wARNOCK, AUCTIONEERS
Ia. No. 24O MARKET STREET,

LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF $50 LOTS AMERI-
CAN AND IMPORTED DRY GOODS. LINEN
HOOP SKIRTS, CoRsETS, NOTIONS. ETC. b.
Catalogue, credit
On Wednesday Morning
July commencing at 10 o'clock, comprising an
large and most desirable assortment of season-y
able goods for present sales. I712t
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PROPOSALS.
oPosALs FOR COAL.


No. l139 GIRARD STREET, June 49, 1857.
WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL.
Proposals Will be received at this Office until
II O'Clock M, MONDAY, July 8, 1857. for furnish
BEST QUALITY WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE
COAL, of such sizes, and in such quantities, as
may be required or ordered, from July TO- 1867,
10 April 30, 1863 with the privilege of increasing
the amount to 1000 TONS TO weigh 2240 pounds
TO the Ton, and to be inspected by an inspector
appointed on behalf of the Government.
To be delivered free of charge at all places
ordered in this city, and on board of vessels at
the Port Of Philadelphia, in good order and
condition, free from slate, bone, dust, and all
other impurities.
In case of failure to deliver the Coal in sufi-
cient quantities, and at the proper time and
place, the Department reserves the right to
make good any deficiency by open purchase at
the contractors risk and expense
Each proposal must be accompanied by q
written guarantee, signed by two or more paf-
ties, whose responsibility must be certified to
of the Port, that the bidder or bidders will, If
his or their bids accepted, enter into written
obligations, with good and sufficient sureties in
the sum OF ten thousand ($10,O00) dollars, to
furnish the proposed supplies agreeably TO
contract.
No proposal will be considered unless the
terms OF this advertisement "a copy of whtcn
should accompany each proposaD are complied.
with.
Proposals to be made out In duplicate on the
regular printed forms, which may be had on
The right to reject any bid deemed too high
or unreasonable is reserved, and no bid from
defaulting contractor will be received.
The envelopes to be endorsed proposals for
Coal"
Bidders are requested to be present at the
opening OF the proposals.
Brevet Maj.-G g. H. CROSMAN,
Asst Quartermaster-G Gen. u. s. A.
HENRY w. JAMES,
Captain and Asst. Quartermaster,
900 6t Rr0Vet Major II s.. a