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New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
=, ,,I- UonK o,.a FI IrsHING RAILROAD.-

NEW YORK and FLUSHING RAlLk0API.m Is2AI,.-.
Jupts;s Polrt C0 '7sz5 4 ~; $50 ais = ra
NJ M. 23l D. "a 40 P. .3U p l4 y a. Great SeI
tuad,vs 40 a "a sI0.i5 Clio Ihfonsh " oa ' ~
sosneng siih stages Msnasset ami PSri rig
Kim trsins Fushg Al M h9lls rgl , s,, 1n.sn
-. ao.S 'S''' 'N Il Q. YoRHllsS. bgSslaIeeasAI
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
professional lHutitts.

NHARLES NETTLET0N, No. III Broadway
~ FIRST FLOOR COMMISSIONER for eyery State and Territory
GOODWIN g. FAUR0T, ATTORNEYS and
VI LAW, Solicitors IN bankruptcy, Ic
busp.s, IN ali the Of this State and the United
ecton In city throughout the country and prompt
Reference hs class parties Ohees, No 20 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
Matbinfrp.
3'larblt 2nlauttls.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place III the
VA city purchase Marble Maute o. The latest es29 s
Marble " orLs, No lji Easi Eghle
near IN ye NesYork Msute pot up IN the country Cu' 'h'
Out
NTARBT EYED SLATE EMANTELS-Sup
" An rresraBcs. more GuJe hall the price oi marble J. l.
STEWAI.f. No OO5 SiItLaTe. between 18th j SiluA
Ec-zlE
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
NEW ROUTE
~ BETWEEN
NEW.Y DIRK AND d o o Y,

BRISTOL, r. !.
THE EARRAGANSET STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
New and Maru freut Steamers

IoINIE0 OII, =. 7.
EARRAGANSFT STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
NeS and Magnificent
BRISTOL. Capt. BENJAMIN BKtYTOS, aud
PROVIDENCE, Capt b. NJ
running Long MONDAY June T. e1v
ing PIER No 80 NORTH RIVER foot Of Canat Gdon'gg
EVERY AFTERNOON (Suulays eKceptcl ocock
with the Providence Railroad reaching
Boston with shorter railroad than by other TOudauce BY
Fai. 81 mies-iue, lt hour.
These steamers largest stsunehes and elegant
hurihen; &D horse
power thoroughly seagoug all respects fitted u the NEST substantial
uater-gh guard boilers below
de.k az 2 safety
and and extent and spenCo
Unsurpassed
their hulls fully equal O
secued and freight arrangements made
al the Ohee Of the COMPANY on the pier in hew-lork
GREAT REDUCTION in First-ClaSs FARE
NJ WEST NORTH and EAST. via NEW-YORK CENTRAL and
NORTHERN RAILROADS. aud TROY LINE or STEAMERS. from
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
7EW-YORK and NEW -HAyEN RAILROAD,


TRAINS LEAVE NFWYORK;
and 600 (EI) ll30 l2lS
1.}.1 80, fEKl. &f5 40 and 800 tEr.) 2. n.
10. Miofa Straiior Farsd Southport and wepor TOO m
For EorvaIE 100 Ok 900 l3o H., l2l5 EI 400 (Erl
3s5 80. (Er) $50. 800 tk1l p. m
For Dariep 200 500 llso a M; as 40, SO
For Suprs 600 tEHl 90 lJ l&l5 tEL) 2b, 400
rF,1 AS 430i 0iErl a., SO. $50. 800 tBHl p N. 80.
For Greenwich and intermediate stations, 'OJ 800 O H. ]H
w. 49, CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield O.1 300 (EE), 200
For Boston Shore Line y y lkr), 200 p H. - 80.
For Hartford and Springfield 800 tkL IAIS @N (hLh 9"
For connecteu, River Railroad Ll l2l5p 70 Mon
Tor Hartford Providence ld Fs1l Railroad LOO tEI) a 2'
.~..-t-.-- Dbl - e %
i2l5 800 p
For Cana Railroad i2l5 n 70 Northampton
For Hou~Gouic Railroad aDD Jpl
For Naugauck Railroad eco 4. $40 p
Tor Dsr6u- and Noraalk Railroad, o. 90 a. n 80 p
~ IL Sent
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
60 SJlbum II man Confirm.
90 @tum II man Confirm.
V'HE LEGISLATURE
OF
RHODE ISLAND,
Amer Examination of the
PROVIDENCE CITY HALL
Ard other DulHiugs yentisioi by The
A

PROV llDl4NCiA II 4 iifNi@Af
And other Buldugs Ventilated by The
T. S. VENTILATION Co.,
upsnnour ordered application the plans 20 their legislative
Hall, apd the work vss completed during the session.
The patented system has been successfully applet " Tie
ASSEMBLY HALL IN ALBANY.
And 10 manv q Factories School Rooms Churhc stores
Lodge Rooms Town and City Halls, Stabes &c
THE BOSTON SCHOOL COMMIIIE EE,
On r. Of their Report 1863 IN thc nearly qne nna
mons otinio and experience - members - the N"o hp -
.enaf Ventilation represented BY Eobsons insiflLh '' u
Thor judH eat in this respect based upon mere theory but on
positive luiisputshle ftcts MI. a.t.-f
pL err yp gyrfKEIY and canu1 hf 1ur'H
pupil. sler from bfe,hug Impure a anu o-n W.
more seriously 10 eurents IN hs Use OF common @ '
changing the air A..
Tho good system Of ventionis hoN iY @u'oe4 VI
hi, the most abundant evidence CAP BE- given. ,,--
ATLANTIC DELAIsE MILL fHovibFNcE, Mafch l. l'i',,
Ropfvsov Bosfnp-Ddr The ~ Nffih
tors on our Two Dressing ooma highly satisfactory, making lh ino
pbrre much more comfortable preventing a dripping ana n o
moisture Fastening process fdng aud saving rftH h sl
The saving alone Is sufficient 20 pay hg o S,l o
in fsw months IA " 'N''-'''"H ~
The same system has successfully applied 20 than 2 Cotton
and Wooep Fsctores In England aud New York single Treas
urer of manufacturing corporations 10 Rhode Island pas pu - % m
e sntor Boston T. and other parties ha'e
,ssde font to five successive purchases
have already been made 70 nhe 70 ony
aT n2l ee Providence Norwich, Fall River abd splgltlL
these facts show high appreciation OF the system by "' MO ron
wishing 10 have their building ventilated will be fully satisfied
'N'' ~ 0~ ~ f'~F' LUTHER ROBINSON I. s. V. Co,
~ fin
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
no ~ WATER METER INVENTORS.

NO WATLR MEIEK IN EN IUho.
L OPPiCK CROTON A9UEDuCT DEPARTMENT.
RoTuNpA CRY Hall PARK. August y. lt6l
Notice hereby given eutors that u tests Water
N win h. conducted Croton Pipe Yard the 18th dag
sensr 1851 Meter respectfully invited 70 attend the
M md send their early pobe order to avoid delays
IN attachments. &c =,
of eIuenmepts THOMAS STEPHENS } Croton
" ROBERT l.. DAHRAGlf, Auurduc
A. w. CRAVEN y
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12

I ANDSCAPE GARDENING and FARM
| hnVitS 0CTIARLFs T. ERHARD Surveyor and Practical
o1esr Hunters Po ons Island n y prepared to make all
t ~ Snrters to Typographical FLAPS su Frne a 70
sy out County Parks Cemeer &e Sc Esls attention
IN be even 10 the most important subject OF Land drainage alter
WI oe s.J on scrnrate surveys that failure u upossbe
solon Robinson, Agricultural Etiior y \ Tribune
lyTATE of Pennsylvana.-City and County OF
Orphans (Ogrt ,rl.,. rth. V,iot, p.t....
fo Elizabeth Fafquhsr, Gsore Mngh hhhH "hgh heOeecA
G. Wright Elizabeth Wright. John 7. NnShi. 49,
Tale notice tai lnquison for the partition OF valuation os
zeal e deceient will he held th" premises n The CITY
PhndeIph FRIDAY the thirteenth day Of September B h
requested 70 attend
& n.st Al bs Wsher COS sauson street IN said
Lefore AZ 10 clock OF SOL d1y
pbiisd.nbis August g. 1861 HENRY G. HOWELL. ShehG
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
nor LONG BRANCH and PHILADFLPHIA,


4 ROADS-On and aner MONDAY. April 29 1907 trains for
Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern aud Western trains will
leave NeN-l l0rk as iolowS
m R1eress Hudson River Railroad Thirehst and
through Bridge without change Of
and connecting Troy with Saratoga Rutland Burlng
tou audthe North
Express train Harlem Railroad. TwentvsiItlsi and
Fourthave connecting Chatham with Western Railroad for Lebanon
Pttsted Aany with Western trains aud Troy with
Saratoga. Rutland, Burlington, and the North.
E1p Train via HUDSON River Railroad connecting at Albany
witt for he West.
Express Hudson River Railroad connecting
ALBANY with Nesen and at Troy with trains ioT Montreal With
sleeping attached
IN K1press Harlem Railroad connecting Chatham
with Western Railroad for Lebanon S1rrgs lshed &e and at Al
Western Sleeping GHached a. Albany
6:30 Express train via Hudson River Railroad with sleeping cars
attached Buss and Bridge without change
Saturdays attached from
through Osdeuurg without via Rome and o.
Troy viii he made EaS Albany This train
will SUNDAYS
II d No. Tran via Hudson River Railroad with sleeping attached
with early for Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
Troy with for Saratoga and points North This tran viii
un Sundays So
via Hudson River Railroad from NewYork
10 pourhL eeue intermediate leaving Work
H. Returning Poughkeepae 545 hewlorh
Also Sunday train Harlem Railroad Forty seeonds a,
Mlerou $40 Returning Miller
a. S .. n. arriving New.lorE at l2:l A. - . .
pragif lent
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12

l,TIn1yG AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD CosrAyr}
SrPERrvTENDENT's OTpICK CGLrNBA. Ia. MAY a. la.t.
DEADING and COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
III Passengers leaving Heg-YD a. ~ u"on. via Ctutti eN
Jev Raosl male close connection Reading FOR Epha lAif
Lancaster aud Columbia arriving Lancaster and Coiu1bA Al %
, n"
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
StramgGats anS GaiIruans.

FOR NevOurgh, Poughkeepse and Rondout
daily, M n 2aiRg an NJ 9 CSI,en Cornwall Marlborough Milton
CORNELL on Tues Thurs and Sat from foot Harrousl, n r.
IKE RAlLWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
II Of Chsmbers-st Psvona Ferry:
Wv m Day kIps for Rochester Busa and all points West
sso Way Train daily for osne .pd intermediate stations
lOOg M Etgre Mail, for Buffalo. Salamanca DunkIk all
4:o9 D Way Train for Turner'S intermediate stations
Ons wet Turner'S T. Port JeTys Yevburrh and Wnrvs | " ~
2e p m, Way Train, for Sufen and intern ediate stations
- $3.50 Night Bnpress. Rochester Buffalo Salamanca
Dunkrk and al Soath an West
n Nigh, BIUres, d1 for RocleseT Bufao. saamanc.
Da3k and a points est and South BY this train sleeping coaches
VIII rlu through 10 Cincinnati without change.
900 m. Emigrant Train, daily. for the West
ard s n"5 O DIHRs sB5pS sqi 5saf ASA II anu rA S WFINy
DAY NIGHTS Tbeer Train u clock Sune and intermediate
SUNDAY TRATNss:9oG Way Train for oisvilei l2 snd
ester Salamanca and all points West and South II for Paterson
Erp Trains run through 70 Salamanca Dunkk and Buffalo with
out change Of Coaches and direct connection with all Southern aud
Perfectly Ventilated Sleeping Coaches accompany all
tickets can he obtained at Company ocHo 2n
Depot foot Of Chambest NeSlor aud Long Dok Depot Jersey
WIN R BARR GeuT Pass Agent '''N
NOR LONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,
Il RARTTAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
on snd after MONDAY May l 1867 hines will follows
Al l:i5 a m.~EXPRESS PASSENGER LINE for Philadelphia
T BtsS op, S AZ ] 5t AZ psp G Drns Co., Io opge oSy a at
PAST FREIGHT LINE-Leayes Pier No % 53op p m Pbis
deph and for points the road and the Camden
Atlantic Railroad Freight taken rates quick time uniformly
EXPRESS PASSENGER LINEFor NewYork &C. leaves PhiadeL
ph from Nnest ferry 745 From Long Branch for NeSlork
THROtGH FARE TO PHILADELPHIA, ONLY 81 Tickets can
be procured aud baggage checked at once No 80
During july ard August commencing Jny the Steamer NEVER
will q (DuanA a and 5:I5
ing trip Pier No connecting with express train direct for
Long Branch special will Long SOS
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12

EOR Nev-Ourgh, Poughkeepsie and Rondout
daily landing at C0zzens Cornwall Marlborough Milton
Bsopg sE JAS W. BALDWIN THOS
CORNELL on Tues Thurs and from Harrsou.st L.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12

II KST ORIENT POiST AND NFW-SUPFOLK-The aud
besufr QUEEN Capt o. Gbs -sve tT No 70
(Pecyl ka. River TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS ami
SATURDAYS for tie above places oonec'nE 1 Siags
DrdgehamptoH Amagnsett southol4 tul RIVER
bed RETJ NfNG leaves SAG HaRBOR on MC6bAES NhDN1N
DAYS sad FRIDAYS p MAKING ruE kNTRE CNcv.E o.
T0R P6I'T JEFFERSON AND STONY BROOK-Steauer SuS
BEAN Cant l. A Htr-h leaves Pier NO ~ ON ILESDAls >
ssd SATURDAYS, per timetable connecting BY
stages With Ailers Place Rocky Point and setalket
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-07
8 s. = Fereag..a
tn dsns1v - Is sr,as. i. a. ..;vN iek;u

4 ~ a
THs danger arisipg ffem dsfs aivs chin.
nty hues is again evidenced BY The fact that
two women have recently lost their lives in
. Dutch village from asphynxia, caused by
suoke and eaFbonie acid entering their sleep
Ing Chamber froM fnrp6ss In . chimney
wbich passed ihFonsh the room.
THE vagrepts issGrsats B. silsin numbered
81, lyl last year, an, increase II .l0, 900 Ger
the average number OF the three preceding
years. This only includes persons arrested
Tor vagraucy, and does not represent the
number Of paupers, which is greatly In ex-
cess Of the above figures
TEE Papal army, % which recent eveass
have directed .stteution, consists Of sb6ut
1900 mep, Qfstbsse $500 lsre 1taIiaas,
and the remainder from .di6erent countr.es
of Bdrope. There ss1s 4bors Enelfnhmeu,
than lrishmen in the Papal service, the
number u the former In the Pspal army
being reported ct 20. aud Of the latter oaly
three.
OAnpNsk OrfLxx reeesfly visited his
birthplaee in Maria zhmors, Ireland. 20 con
secHste bsll. He had warm reception.
The people ef The district we're ~ present !;
here were doxen srisuphsl arches sno
sorel and hswers were abundant. The OR
,'ssl hsqp good-Aonsrsd spseeh sfsw -
Akiaterssting qususlan, arisiax out of>h.a
Emancipation Arpendmsnt % The Consfisution.
lss .beea rciernd BY Sscrssary Seward ~
be Attorney 0enmaI. f'<sems that 20
lentig Brush sess.I beourks thres cu1,vsd
allJrs into Key West. uh<rrtoon ths loc.l
luthorit ties 'ln ilcfef The t4pta}n under thx
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-07
IxraovED DwEILIxas ron LAsoRERs,


Resolved. That we woul1Anrgeptly call the
atentien of the industrial ci6sees v the subject
Vt tenement houses aud imp1Vxed dwellings,,
believing " 70 be esse1ii.l so1hS uelfare OF The
whole cuznnunity tbatA rrfprm E<sald be ef
fecsed A. ~ tespeek - the experience Of 6.
past he peovon I'm vies, p1npvrism and crime,
are " i(yereole s>seud dsats of The over crowd
ed and III sensllstsd dwrIlrgs 81 She poor, and
urge ppea ~ esptsall uf ~ connIry stsca-
ing sheis - = - sstss sse1 dtsllings-
esfs nxxxxs
ResoIpe ~ this ton6raos dopls63tss shst
Is fani1I fs'own - srnfExn asSpaE kpT king
men. end reeommead thsl tSery 80 hpnot-
able means beezasnssed before any bu1knsurse
IErELLEcTUzL IMPROVEMENT.
Resolved, That the formation Of Mechanics
InsBi.ates, 1grsums and Reading R0sma. anasthe
lection Of buildings for that purpose, is recon
mended to the workiugmen IN all cities and
towns, - . means ofadvancing their intellectual
and social improvement.
RExEDY FoR ISsuTrIczxxr work
Resolved, TAss this Labor Conxrsss Monld
most respectfully rseommend 70 the workingmea
Of the country, that in case they are pressed
for want Of emplsymeBk they proceed 10 The
public lands and become actual settlers, be6sv-
hg thar ifshe industry Of the country osn be
coupled witirfts natural advantages, IL win re-
suit both in individual relief aad .aasieaal sd-
vantsge&
Resolved, That whers workiBgman i found
capable and available for any ofiUx. The pre-
ference should Invariably bs given 20 such per
son.
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-07

rAe Song 81 ono BsAk. Z
-, ~ ::;sl ~ ~ a..s .us-ss FFo'
-Ah4 II s~6 At.su u 43blay.
Work, md hs cooslsntig drissns - =
Wear he hssh irom ss1r boass as1 yesF sA<s1
OUTSIDER think hAneins u AeaFtus~
Bas it's nsrs iiks Ne sppoahs p'aes.
,uut. count. npa writei
ana meney al th1 day ionui IN
a. Ia hking yeur balAnca ~ nixhA
b lve gear cash ceme%rsssaklaxis urc48 :
Then iek uli yeart n<rvous sad erosz.
AMI hunt tii yuu aim &c Nnr
Y,u Mhst charle Il 70 sspruGt and Ioss.s
ana - lsnf nnd y "a lAs castisf.
Post, and compare. and posti
Poet. and conp2Ts ami chsrk
Ana wosk lih you almost - -.
~ y.sar former sell. . wreck.
Post. and check, and esmparwi *
Check, and eenpars, asd foott
TIL you driven aln1eef " deepAir,
bythe work up@n ~hich ysa are pat ~ =
sHsdTsF. Ana J,ulnsl, sndossh. -'s'
And hloiler ana register, fop-- - fk4k
And shote Of that blu. .edatd 7ea4h, W III
Which u takes % cng 70 write lhrnRh--
wish they could all be turned back
40 rng-, real, dirty aud fAsk, u Il
And osstuG d,.wn tue usoueh ef thai iank~- ~
ASS who invented . hanki
Sign, sign, siEn
And IN nervous agony writhe,
TIN you're frced al lepgth 10 resign.
Weuid ton +. -3cd .nkrf then work,
And commit Reither error nor iMnh
Spend your Gays a. desk. like . clerk.
Ana be laid. Aiter death. in . vnuls.
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-07


tsi&ste s RI y tG1 r@(
, .l'1sa r - & 4
!: =. ,. w.. = % RI u ''| !!' Il. = MA "A
y. q n "a. "a /. a: n 4 \! r. N. y. a.
~ es .:a !. Mn VI nj
L. 4 Q
= 49, 'l !.! Ed -
sqsiteois g. - = ~ - ~ g -
epr Rs{x1 ene -
~ ~ .. ~ . ..' ! NJ = 49,. 49,
.os zs Il -. .s u }! ~. 80
- VA NJ. 80 4 zS{ q. 49, va IA fyF
AZ. M y ~ nd I'd y NJ :.
= tne ums 80. 1ezoy neee.ssfy for SOCIAL
rno intsi5sss.a. !. =. !, y q Mi e ress pr
~ - -. y. y. ~ ysr -. - 5ossrs
-. .. ~ g
s.'.- - s.'s,.s.;s. =. -si,s-sic. e.'
,fs.~ ~ <y--- 80 ..ss - s~r.- a
| 1870 q; ....---. .-s.k .k- 49, 49, ~
--.'- .-S ,----' -- ~ -e-s1 =.
4 80. '*ss..re .re IA 1e9$s 4sxsstt
tnss sfe neS 49, 4 .eo s-4 e'sseee
a'',1 49, Je.s s.ss .s.' y sss:r - !: s.ossooe
~ 49, = = =. sss'.t,ss ~ US
fn- 1I.h,;;t~- ~ ,,Se n~SSi~,ss. k.r..h,.-. -.
TnnfitnaioosL ma - .rhiic' dc,-.,s' " S;-.
srihu,ed !. yi3~1v ~ nor.5hl. .-osL Ek-
Deoule 4 lapd moaop.iv hs..~ e~..;<y ~
nppressivs 3 lhe pseclc "A isrf5siaS %
~ I..,,s,,&;..s :. ~ ,,s.-,. .-.1s~ < ~.
~, .~,--.s - -. ...r,:y -
sko,;ld ~ NJ 4. r-..c,sh,. % 80 .ap.,;.;.. 80
10 noas hnr- .et..I oo..,.-sss' - ssrsts.,
Il - m;rI.rTn., cris1s rs~-,{,-S~xI,s ,r-
t-r-------. 49, ~ .L. aE~
5oss' '.-,s. e-nss nc peonc
iAnas are assose hecesseT ses sne eacou-
rngemeDt OF important public improvements,
the fec sinPir shoullpot b convsyct, but
4 only fhe prbcsedo VI sbs s1l6theraaf.A al
Il We further hold fant inteillxence and vir-
,ue ia ,he so.erxirnfw 80 n.cess.rv a. :
wise adsnin;str.tioo az ;...tice .nd thai -
49, f..sy;, -. 81 l..,.sTf s IA -, -
80 @aetH1AAantS tois01upo11he tuosTy
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-07

THx total number OF tons of ceal shippel
hy the Lehieh Canal fer the year ending
Nov. 2d, was S76, ,322- II, showing decreas'
from the number shipped the previous yea
of 81. .3So.0 tons. --...a-----------
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-07


&
E 5{7I wv r. e
& =, ~ s'7 = ,1' ~. ~ a
syls 9
ll|.. 4 .1 ~ "a .1'F'S !: -' ". -.
|. \. g NJ. q ~ ] 81
SE11 80 1sslsH - y -
key s!Ilss llnss = ~
5Akek ~ u r - =. =
~ :, <,'ps Y "a
nNo( u n q Il. ~ = - III :. 3 q
& ~ o. <el1 fpoQ Aaes ~ Q1<-
- II rt tae u. - onfFeet
hs - ee.rded, aae-xhs me.as
-. .';| .;'ssss Z, @ = a.
~. ID Ss. "a. -. II. -.
@ <S ss|;ss ss... r. .s... - IA
+. .z "a 4 y 80 49,. 20
ia 81 1,S1 yssks" 80
V0gQOs W 5Asvsf. fiss-I
Dofo93 gy0oy sen nns-
e.llanoeos ~ NQp ~ Tent ~, ,oOo.
\ Ne eouanon I'D seat Arhericsh railway
tankH sux ep6ass lfot7 $4,000 70 800
S eas.a!.s 80 - n - y. 4. -.
49, c>c rsn-s ~ ~. a. q 80 n ~.
$a.vv, sa 80 s. g a
toos .a sssss -. u, s,3
.9sss On sne srsss 49, -
she baoll.E Oh the exsse weaxns q ~ ts,g nnk
G%Iry rI N
80 -r.rs - En.I;sh coseh have heea an
s-rS..s-5 -. sh-r he,s rct rrovsd 4 pro-,
e.rL Y 80 -. Al 80 ii,t}a
r,csr~ef A their beinr widslv adootsd.
- :,
Ie8s n stoae qesffieo in Oofn q. ~.
hnkixuos c.lled tne roiypnsn Ssone, ws'cu
e>n - c4t uY nsnd saw WIN ease snrn
urss t9ea, put IN ume pecoh.es eAeser A'1pss pk'y
ngrd. ~ occurs % neu4ai Rrcf poiory eno
also VI 3 krcen win reu spots end -
mired BY architects Tor its chromstic enectf-
tee w tos& s:'ff ~" LIrsen 'sva' a
s.ss - .osseaaesa - -" - ~,
@ re srs s;resis,in. shroass n,,ss sl.ced un-
Der each seat By Following this plan sIl
feet az The passengers warm, the \ hole bo dy
exps fences an agreeable sense OF contSrt.
We hope 70 see other roads adoptirg this
excellens mode Of warming cars. ,-t,..
A train of thirty cars xas loades with
rail-, oad iron AZ the Cambria iron works,
Jsbpssewn. Pa, last seek, tho destination
Of which Is point on the Pacific Railroad
over 1--WE hundred miles westsof 0mAhas Ne
braska. The dIstanoe 70 be traversed is
lifteen hanjred miles. considerably more
thar hsif wav .4aeross rlss oontinenf - and
In Chs tiisla1ce Is 10 be travsrsed without
trans-shipment of the iron.
m.........h 10. - pa.s.,.,- st.., .o,w.~..r.
as:-naS :: r..-o.,s -. IsS
80 - - ansA,. as ..at,n;r. hs,e rs9
lion of tuns Ser annum. Ensland with fifty
two convertsrs turns oat weekly 5000 tuns.
Prussia with twenty two Iconverters il the
next greatest producer, l,460 tuns weekly.
Next comes France with twelve eonverters
saa eeS tons 4as'rs, lona'sen e..s eonsel.ers'
anu W vssns ~ S1osen, n'ss1a eI'eIs'
ana ooV sens' ihs Dess. "o1, P.oooss e ro's
"a ~ one iocahsy Only ih peikiam, anu isaiy
has two establishments, Win very email
yield. - ~. x~xrr .n-
Z l3odtk AAmssisA docs not propose VI be
ontdone on the trans continental question by
It's northern conpeer. A. AprtJsct.is on foot
TO extend the Valparaiso and Santiago rail-
road across the Andes to BuenOs Ayres.
A German engineer, Otto ypn Armen, has
surveyed the route, company has been
formed. tho government has been applied to
for a charter and grant Of land on both
sides OF the track upon which they propose
10 establish German colonies. although lib
eral Inducements viii be held ont 70 ali
other national,ties 90 settle there. As an
instance shosing how railroad.ng pays in
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-07
co-opsaArrvr.


Resolveds That N ce-operasinn, based upon
Just financial and revenue lava, we recognise q
sure aud lasting remedy for the abass of the
present industrial system, ADD that pnsil she
laws Of the nation can be remodelled 90 as TO
recognize the rights of men instead OF glasses,
the system Of coopefatiea csrefnlfy sgu&Fied
viii do much to lessen the evils Of our present
.system- We, therefore, hail with delight the
organization Of cooperative stores and work
ahops, and weald urge their fsfnnasn 10 esery
section VI the country, and ia every bfanch q
business. rs Usf
Resolved, That. we pledge. our individual
and Undivided sdppoft 20 the sewing women
and daughteu cttoil In ttas land. and would
solicit tlsir hearty operation, knowing as
We do, thai no class OF industry Is 80 much in
need Of having their condition ameliorated as
the factory operatives, sewing women, esc,. pf
this country. ~
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-07

MAsTIc CRKENrs--Acco.d ding 20 Buttger,
these cements are mixtures OF 100 parts -ol
sand, limestone, and liIharge (yeliow pr..
toxlde Ut lead), with parts Of linseed oil
At first the mixture has little coner ence, but
whep pressed W gfadu4ify acquires the hard
aess OF ordipary s4nasio 4e.rz sEE hHH
Missouri TIN.-Dr. n. r. Goulding, I'd
Sc. Louls, has been experimenting win the
lin ores Of Missouri, for the purpose * de-
teEf- 4 - tsss .rocsss-0f feGacfhg them.
o. ,.s !. ssu - he producsd ths tirst pig Vi
pure tin ever made in AmeEica. lls weighs
wss eight per cent ct the weight VI the ors
used 10 lss manufacture. 49,
ALumsIUn BaoxzE- This alloy. Is NOV
made 10 France BY = process which is cheap
sr than a direct combustion Of alum.aaam
and scopEef-s An aiisy of slHmi1lam s1u
cast iron-m0re easily obtained than puft
alumiaium-is melted with copper and well
stirred 10 the crucioIe.H Uu cooling, the al
aminium bronze will be found al tne bostom,
and may be easily separated from the iron
when cold.
CEoUP GuRxD by SuLPHuR The MedisaI
GGzfsis ei Paris st4tes thai N. Langanserie,
VI Paris, after observing the eject OF sal
phur On the oidlsm ef grape vines, was led
20 sdminlster 10 in seyeral eases u oronp.
He msxss . tesspeonful oi snlphur in Risss
vi water, saa'k ksves . tssspoonfut OF this
mixture every n0ar. The s1ses l. dsserrbsd
~ wopde:4al. The disesse. u cured in ave
days, the only symptom remaining bsieg >
coush arising from the presence II loose
pieces of false membrane IN ths trschen-
Ar. L. says 1hsk has followed 5thls pisa IL
seven cases, sll belax severe, esprc.zily* The
iAst, 10 which the ehiid was JcyanoIie, ush
prutruded rolling eyes and noisy respiration.
AxALsAnATfoN or GoLD.- The London
Alinjng JouTndl states that the cyanide oil
potassium hes been found 10 snswsr rtht
same purpose ~ sodium in 6ombin atisn With
nsrcury for the pu,poss 0f extracting gold.
Mr.. Wurtx, Of New York, Hrst made ~ oi
the sodium amalgam, with which very good
results hare been obtained ia our gold bear
ing districts. IL IL now claimed that evan
ldesof potassinm has hekn successfuIly u.ed
% copper Plstes aud 10 the p2hs. yfhs eur
face of the plstes,, after being clsansd xisb
sand and nitric acid, and we'll washed In
culd water, are cnsered with cyanide solu-
ion the msrcury 10 applied immsdl stel,
and psll rubbed on |; tbs resuls IL . hiehiy
sensitive coat of mercury which viii ssise
NV particles Of gold passing lssr IL In |
he pans the cyanide y sppIied with eaeh |
barge Of nersnry.
THR Mschanie's Maeazine reports a fest
y Shefisid file- maker which is worthy or |
,oie On October 18th, . file, nine<sen /
a61>s long, eight inshes vide and 1ne iask /
"a - sunn n.f - nrn ~ 49, .~~>-k. -. o. -