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WINS Patent Hair Crimpers,

For Ci.lMpING AND W AvING LADIES HAIR. NJ
HEAT KEpi'IREb IN USING; THEM. ASK your ore,
keeper for them. II he does not keep them, Write
to the Manufacturer, y. lNIN>, sixth st, au,, Go,
uinbaa Ave, Philadelph II.
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- >N~VA@ -
A PROTECTED SOLUTION OF TIE PROT
OXIDE OF IRON, supplies the Plood with its LIFE
ELEMENT, IRON, giving strength, vigor and new
life to the whole system.
II the thousands who arc suffering from DYsP.
EPsIA, DEBILITY, FEMALE WEAKNESS, &C., would
hut test the virtues of the PERUVIAN SYRUP, the
effect would not only astonish themselves bu
would please all their friends for instead of feel
ing cross, "all gone" and MISERABLE they wonld be
cheerful, vigorous and active.
A DISTINGUISHED JURlsT WRITES TO A
FRIEND AS FOILOWS:
have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the result
fully sustains your prediction. 1t has MADE NEW
MAN of me. infused into my system new vigor and
and energy am no Logger tremulOus and debit
atcd as when you last saw me, but stronger heart .
Ter, and with larger capacity for labor, mental and
ply steal, than at any time during the last five
years.
1houscn,is hare bean changed by The use of this re-
ey from real sichiy, suffering creatures, to strong
hedffhy and h;Ppy men and 1rt mea; md inrdtifs
cannot REASONABLY hesitafe to gre 1t a triol.
The genuine has PERUVIAN SYRUP blown in
the asfhss.
y - pabc Pamphlet will be sent free.
j. T.. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
No. 80 Dey St., New York.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Bucksport National Bank.

Quarterly Report Of The Condition Of The
Buckspon National Bank, on Monady.
Jan. IN, 1867.
Capital stOck................$l omWW
Circulation. Observation-Disclosures $3.50,
Circulation state Eills.... 90.
DcpuS It's. ...-...,....... .........l',hb,W
IrOlits. ,',>S,hb
1851 ,l3j, -
Loan. 'S'lS, S.i,if
United States Securities. .l0l, 800, 90
Due from other Banks. ,0is.,3
specie X l.awinl Money. .9.Gos,!l
Cash Items. 800 ,D
1877 III, -
ED. SWAZEl, Cash.
Buckspor, iJany It'll, 1867. 81
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Try the OH and wen known
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM;

approved and used by our oldest ami most ceieh1a-
TED phySciaaS for forty years past, Get the genu-
the,
RkEp, CUTLER ! tOa Druggists, Boston,
Proprietor. t!6mol9
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II u N N E w Ell S
UNIV EssS 4 4. Zen leDrs have clearly
A,. proved that tho theory
WV u al OF simplicity, the great
lS 4, " nv element of tins splendid
preparation which al.

low it, whenever thorN is ticking irritation
IN the Throat and producing ma debility, is the
" aud true theory 10y which CuiiS fo0ghs HodiS,-
Hoss, Itorrhi9i Complaints, and all Tbrnt .IJect-
iu,s, Which ii neglected, end in Consumption, can
lie clrrtuulv cured.
~ S,.,c Yhrodt. the great origin of Diphtherin,
when neglected, is cured by making Il Gargfe with
equal parts nj water.
ne Uh"'piag toogh, is completely relieved Gifts
violence by Il constant use al the remedy.
g1 Testimonials of undo ubted character can he
seen at my Office by all.
Small Bottles, 25c's Large do. so cts.
n9 sold by all Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Medicine.
JOHN |. HUhNEWEll, Proprietor.
Practical Chemist, 8 Commercial Wharf Boston,
Mas. lin>piS
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nc FROM III CENTS-rhe hes, terms eve.

pt' otr-d to Agents an "a Ne1 Patented -frticic.
Ware "a ssH IN ererH Family. a SAMPLE, with
fun particulars sent free by mail for - cent, that
roias easily for ~. Address G.. ", JAGhsON Il
co, No. II 1outh Street, baltimore, Md
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DR.. LAROOKAH'H
PULM0NIC SYRUP.


Coughs, Colds. wi.co.ins Ccsgl.-croup. Ass!'m.s
cat.rrh. lniiucnka bronchitis. s;,ihiMg " nStspd,
rlcurisy. inflammation Of the lungs or Chest. Tain
in the sdr, Night Sweats siOarsencss, COnsumptiOM
Ia its early stagta, and nj Diseases Of the TiwOas
and Iynhgs
This. reinedy Is ton wellknown and TOO highly g.
tcrinet to require cUmmeBdlWfl0M here. u u rEs
I'd ces.ity in rvrry household. and Is l~artiy m
tlorsed by the mcdica faculty. cesgysm OF every
decentralization, authors, ciors nspsbers VI C0ngrrss
and many of our i'uet distinguished ncn n pablo
sfd private ilte.
Lciietyvom Hno ~, ". GoccA. Mvm6cr eC Csngyess
from Mvss0caasetfs.
NELla,sF, July ~, 1856.
DR. y. n kkiGMrs-lRar sir
lsave USED Dr. Larvvknits SyrUp N my family 1Or
six years, and lHve found exrrlllnt rencdy fpe
Coughs, tUIds, SORE thfBHts. ard all cuMeassvaive
complaints, &c. have recommended Il ~ several
friends, who have received great bemt irvss liz
Space will not permit the publication II The crri
icates which cOnsiHn,ly cinimg u fum al ,uas
tiers OF the xiube. PATIENTS will Mind the hvst COO.
ciNsive evi cncc uf TIE value of this remedy, IN
trial of Il. which will Gust but irisle. aud which
may Sietd priceless results,
Large bottles &i.@--.ncdIt,M size ~ rcsss. Peep
AIRED by n. II. KNIGHTS, 81. d CieNiist, Ne1rUSes
Mass, and sold by all druggists.
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FOR SALE.

4 GENTEEI Dwcllinghouse, situated in Els.
~ worth village, AMI very desirable residence
for merchant OF mechanic, being close tn bust.
ness aid in good order. Has stable, woodhousc,
good water ccmented: cellar, with handsome shade
elm trees in front Of house.
Inquire OF MONROE YOUNG.
Ellsworth, Jan. sth, lsG1 II
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DAsHFULxEss & ffMIpy .--F.r iCausg ri
IL Cure scc ASSt Afsth tnRr, ovd,6is fot fe7
published at 20ceuts, by Pow LEk - WEi.t.s,s :.
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SpeciaL Notice.

WE, the uiidcrsiSned, now transaetng business
w by the name and firm of ''WoosTEH &
YOtNG, hereby give notice, that we arc about dis
solving copartncrslIip an that all demands must
be settled by cash or note Immediately. All notes
and bills of one year or longer standing, will be
put out Of hands for collection at the cxpira.
ton Of sixty days. unless previously settled.
JEREMIAH WOOS Err,
q. W. YOUNG. 4.
Hancock, Jan'Ylst, 4s67. 3wjl
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~ HOW BASHFlTLn--To ovrrcume this weak.
~ ness reai the ILhrsTEATED ANIMAL or
PItRENuLOufi for 1867, only 70 cents. FOWLER
& WELLS, NY.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

FOR THE RAPID CURE
OF Coughs, Colds. In
fucnza, Hoarseness
Group, Bronchitis, L.
cipient Consumption,
and for the relief OF
ConsumptIve, Patients
in advanced stages of
the disease.
go wide is the field of
~ itsusefulness, and so
numerous are its cures,
fI,s Ia, ,Ir,n,t n..,,,, ,nt
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FRUIT1AND,

The Fruitland Estate on the new railroad from
New York to Philadelphia is now open f0r, settle
and pure water invite all who seek health or pro.
itabe employment. Farms at $50 per acre and up
wards, eligible town lots and large water powers
chase will take Raritan and Delaware Bay Rail-
road to AtsOn Junction, or address WM. T. SCH.
ELL RI. SIMPSON AFRICA, Fruitland T. ..
Burlington Co., New Jersey.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SIClLlAN
HAIR kENEWEK,
HALLS VEGETABLk. SIClLIAN
HAIR l4ENEWEn,

Rencws the Hairi
restores Gray Hair to its Natural Color.
Prevents its falling Off!
Makes the Hair Smooth and Glossy!
1t does not stain the Skin!
1t has proved itself the best preparation ever pre-
seated to the public
Give il trial. Price fl 90
II. p. HALL, 4 co, Nashua, y. II.
For sale by all druggists. lw
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WHY SUFFER- FROM SORES

When by the use OF the Arnica Ointment You
easily be cured. II has rclcyc, thousand from
Burns, Cuts, Chappcd Hands, Boils,
Sprnins, Warts, Itch,
And every complaint of the skin. Try il for it
cost, but - cents. lie sure to ask tor
Hale's Arnica Ointment!
For sale by all Druggists, or send - cents to O.
T. SEYMouI& Co., Boston Mass, and receive II
box by return mail. 6nos5l
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M ofwarnh,r aud Instruction FOR youag men /;
also Diseases and Abuses which prcuaturclY
PROSTATE the vital powers with sure tleans OF re-
lief sent Free Of Charge III scaled let'cr envel-
opes. Address Nv J, SkIiIfN lIOUGIIrON,
Howard association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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FW TTsSeTUfNV ana 6euHftIy1Oy sHt navy :
Contains neither OIL nor An4sUi.
This article has been prepared With vMw 10 mp.
ercede tile pernicfous compounds 20 Common ~ The
market the use of which has been almost Invariably
dctrimencfs to the growt, and beauty or the i4ir.
1t Is csf,ecfary Ad.pfcd t. the use of LADiEs AM
CAItDfES. with &ibna u Is UNIVERSAL "a.
VORliE Person. whose hair mas Been tMiniftii t,v
sickness age should give II t,inl A LGXC.
KNiGiifS hAiR DRESSING, ThE fiAix Is bxArT-
it'll, ifs GROwiti rs lMrEOSEi,, ,iix stair -
EATERS AnE shADcArEl', AND ALL ctrANkUis n
UP1ToSs AGs hEMaSEi,,
1t will hot soil or stain tile skim o: dry article OF
apparel, Is exquisicly pitidd, l. put ~ IN large
bottles, and is sold BY IN i."ggfsts fcfiineis aud
Fancy Goods uaacrs
Price, TOO per Bottle. =
Prepared by Z. Il. KNIGHTS, NJ D CHEMIST.
Melrosc, Anss.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-08-07

THE SECRET OF SURGEONS EFFICIENCY
Surgeons efficiency is said to lie in his ad-
ministrative ability. He not only works
himself, bnt inspires others to work with all
their might. 1t is said that commercial
firm in London were so impressed with his
administrative ability that they offered him
900 year to embark his influence in
their enterprise. He manages church of
$500 members, n theological seminary of
100 students, publishes monthly magazine
and weekly sermon, has just issued hymn
book, and is about to establish an orphan
asylum. lie has infused this spirit of work
into his church. Six hundred young men
60 out every Sunday to preach wherever they
can get hearing. Prayer meetings are
held in fftyor more places every evening.
A Bible-class of 300 young men is conducts
ed by one of the elders. Mrs. Bartlett, a
member of this church. has class Of 900,
the average attendance being seven humid
red, which at its inception, numbered only
three. Success. in religious as well as sec.
ular enterprises, is generally prcpcrtionate
to the amountof well-directei effort. IF we
would reap, we must SOW The most shin
ing abilities cannot dispense with active la
bors. 81
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-08-07


CHILDREN FEBT.-Life-long dis>
comfort disease and sudden death often
come to children through the inatten>
tion or carelessness of the parents. A
child should never be allowed to go to
sleep with cold feet the thing to be
last attended to, see that the feet are dry
and warm neglect of this has often re,
suited in dangerous attack of Group,
diptheria or fatal sore throat
Always on coming from school, on en-,
tering the house from visit or errand,
in rainy; muddy, or thawing weather,
the child's shoes should be removed, and
the mother should herself ascertain il
the stockings are the least damp, and il
so they should be taken of, the feet held
before the FIRE and rubbed with the hand
till perectly dry, and another pair Of
shoes be put on, and the other shoes and
stockings should be placed where they
can be dried, SO as to be ready for fu.
ture use at moments notice.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-08-07
Hints to Farmers.

o. The Trenton IN. j. Sentinel
having been requested by some rural
subscribers to add an agricultural
Department to its columns, falls i'll
with the idea, and as a commence
ment, furnishes the following cad
vice to farmers :"
1. In breaking up the ground in
the spring always use a plow. A
hammer will not answer. See that
your horses are hitched at the right
end of the plow, or it will go
back" on you.
2. In sowing oats be careful that
your boys do not use the "wild' va~
riety. The wild will "come to a
head" the soonest, but it is not
profitable. We never knew a crop
Of this kind to pay expenses.
3. Flat land will never answer for
corn. 1t should always be planted
in hills. The farmer who neglects
this caution will have hard row to
hoe. Four grains (avoirdupois
weight to the hill is the rule for
planting. Corn in the ear is better
than corn on toe. We have tried
both.
4. Plant your potatoes with the
eyes downward. The caution is par
ticularly necessary when " women s
rights" are employed to hoe the
earth over them.
5. To prevent the pigs from get
ting at the planted corr, ring their
noses. To prevent the chickens
from doing the same wiring their
necks.
6. For getting wheat properly in
the grouud sewing machine is ine
dispensable.
7. Rye should be put in early I;
say the first thing on getting up
in the morning. But few farmers
require instructions therein.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-08-07
@armer's Column,
The Law About Thistles'

We have law upon our statute
hnots that seems to be overlooked.
Indeed we suppose many farmers are
;onorant of its existence. Yet it is
Of no little Importance, and we give
it below as particularly appropriate
at this season. The State AgriculN
tural Society is interesting itself on
this subject, and parties allowing
themselves to become amenable to
the penalties decreed in the law, may
expect to be prosecuted under its
provisions. We remark further that
a notion prevails among many ian
It has some support from experienced
that the most effectual time to de-
stroy thistles, or indeed, any weed,
is early in August "when the sign
ia in the heart" Plants cut at this
time, it is said, will surely die, eff
fectually. The following is the law
referred to:
1t shall be the duty Of every person or
persons, and of every corporation holding
lands in this Commonwealth, either by
lease or otherwise, on which any Canada
thistle, may be growing, to cut the same
SO as to prevent such weeds or thistles
from going to seed, and the seed of the
same from ripening: and any person or
persons, or corporation as aforesaid, who
shall or may have land as aforesaid in
the said eounties, and who shall neglect
or refuse to comply with the provisions
of this act, shall forfeit and pay fine OF
fifteen dollars, one.half to the County
Treasurer, and the other half to the use
of the person suing for the same, who
shall be competent witness to prove
the facts, to be recovered as other debts
of the like amount, before any Justice
of the Peace or in any Court of record
in said county.
II eAy person or persons, or corporal
ton, holding land as aforesaid, on which
Canada thistlss, or the weeds commonly
known as such, shall be growing and
likely to ripen seed thereon, shall neg
lect or refuse to cut and destroy the
same, SO as to prevent the seed thereof
from ripening, it shall and may be law.
full for any person or persons, who may
consider themselves aggrieved, or about
to be injured by such neglect or refusal
to give FIVE days notice in writing to
such person or persons or corporation, to
cut and destroy such weeds or thistles
and on their refusal to cut and destroy
the same at the end of FIVE days, il shall
and may be lawful for any person OF
persons, so aggrieved, or believing them
selves about to be injured thereby, tc
enter upon, or hire other persons to en-
ter upon such premises, and cut down
and destroy such Canada thistl es; and
the person or persons so employed shall
be entitled to recover from such land,
com pensation at the rate of two dolla, s
per day, to be sued for and recovered as
debts of like amount, before any justice
or court in said counties. Approved
March, 1862,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-08-07

Since the published announcement of
the intention of the Treasury Department to
issue fractional currency note of the de-
nomination of fifteen cents, large number
Of letters have been receivhd requesting
samples, and further information in regard
to the proposed new ISSUE Some parties
have inclosed amounts of money with their
letter for sample notes; but these viii net
be ready for some weeks, as the water-mark
for the paper is not completed.
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ILLUSTRATED
DOMESTIC BIBLE.
BY REV. 1NGRAnAM coBBIN, A. NJ.

TIIHTS work contains all the plans of the Commen
tares and Is neat and Of convenient size for family
use 1t will require but little examination to that
this edition of the Sacred Writings embraces many fea
lures before combined in one volume ,'and Is a
valuable acquisition to the family circle and the Bib-
cal student Some of the most important aud dstin'
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I. Seven hundred Wood Engrayines. Q, Many thou
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tions drawn from the subjects Of the chapter and giving
in a condensed form its spiritual import. o. Questions
at the end of each chapter, for family examination
TO- Dates affixed to the chapters for each morning and
evenings reading, comprising the whole Bible in year
To these have lately been added two very desirable
features, viz: 1t contains family photograph depart
ment in connection with the family record, and an
tended concordance. 1t is of the most desirable
Bibles published. The work contains nearly fifteen
hundred crown quarto pages, printed from clear and
beautiful type fine paper, with numerous engravings,
and is bound in three different and beautiful styles.
Rev John Davis, of Compromising township, is
Agent for Butler County Post Office Address,
WHlTESToWN, Butler County, Pa.
Barch, no 14-s M-f
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Drs G. L. Dlefenbacher & II. Wise

MONEY FREE AS WATER.-Io, 600 ACTIVE
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Hamlet Workshop and Factory, throughout the entire
world, for the most saleabe novelties know n.-
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$50 per day, and risk of loss. small capital
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the greater tie profit No oeg- required IN advance
tce rst send ths articles and receius pay afterwards
If you actually wish to make money rapidly and easily
write for full partsculars and address,
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210 Broadway, New York City.
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-08-07

FASHIONABLE IlILQRS.

THE undersigned having associated themselves in the
| Tailoring business, would respectfully say 10 the
public in general that they have just received the Fail
and Winter Fashions, auf are prepared TO make Up
clothing in the latest and most approved style Ples
call and examine Fashions and Specimens Of mel.
and boys specisl attention given TO boys cloth
ing. EITENMULLER. WHITE co.
August u, Ise6-tf
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-12-31
Richland---In Equity.

NJ. D. Wood, Administrator. ct ,ix.. va
Mrs; Jane Beck, et aL-Bnl for sale of
Heds Estate to pay Debts. Relief, DC.
Npursuance OF the decretal order, in the
Court House, on the FIRST MONDAY in
CITY PROPERTY: 10
Lot No. 1, fronting on Richardson street
4S Feet and back AIT ieet inches. and
bounded on the West by Assembly street
front on Main street. .sIs'
Lot No. 2, known as the 'tAIill Lot..n
bounded on the North by Laurel street
South by q lot Of ]. w. Parker, East by lot
OF Thomas Boyne, South by lot of B. Bal
ley. Said lot fronts lis feet on Laurel
street, running back LOT feet.
Lot No. 8, on the Southwest corner or
Sumter and Laurel streets, bounded East
by Sumter street, South by Lot No. es-
tate Beck, West by the Mill Lot, North by
Laurel street, having frontage on Laurel
street sn OF 1oo feet and on Sumter of So feet
Lot No. 4. bounded North by estate of
q. Beck, East by Sumter street, South by
formerly Bailey snow Boyne's-lot, West
by the Mill Lot. Fronts on Sumter street
53 feet 10 inches, running back 100 feet.
, LotrNo 5, the Home Place, bounded
North py Laurel street, South by Rev.
George Howe, East by Jacob Bell, West by
estate OF Mrs. F. Tradewell, with front
on Laurel street OF los feet inches. run:
ming back 20S feet 10 inches.
Lot No. 6, formerly known as the Dir.
Palmer Lot, bounded South bv Blandinp
street, West by estate of 11adewell and G.
4. Bryce, North by estate Of TradeweIl.
East by Rev. George Howe; fronting on
Blanding street 104 feet 9 inches and RIM
ming bsck 208 feet 8 inches.
Lot No. q, bounded North by TAYLOR
street. str East by James L. Beard, South by
Wannamaker's Lot and Lot formerly Of
jesse Dent, West by Simon May and Bouk-
night; front on Taylor street 1O4 feet and
running back 210 feet 8 inches.
Lot No. 8, on Blanding street, bounded
on the North by Bailey's Stables, East by
lot formerly owned by b. NJ. Palmer,
west by estate OF John +. Marshall 'front.'
ing on Biandlng street 76 feet and running
back 16S feet s inches.
Lot No. 9, fronting on Richardson street
6S feet & inches, and Isl feet inches on
Washington street, East by T. G.. DeFon-
tainc, known as the Athenmum Lot. On
this lot there If large brick store occu-
pied by @. II. Baldwin d Co., and also
G. d. EberhGrdt. There Is right Of way
in an alley on the South. If desired, this
lot will be sold in separate parcels.
ALSO,
A TRACT OF LAND about II miles from
Columbia, OF about $50 acres.
TERMS OF SALE.-The Lot on Richard
son street, known as the Athenmum Lot
and the Lot known as tho DR.. Palmer Lot.
previously described, one- eighth cash.
balance in one, two and three years, se-
cured by bond without personal surety
and mortgage of premises. The other
Lots, one-fifth cash; balance in one, two
and three years, bond and mortgage with
out personal surety. Purchaser to pay for
papers, stamps, &c.
ID. 3. DESAUSsURE,
Dec IL flO G. L. r. D.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-12-31

DEPRESSION OF TRApE.-All the
iron manufacturing establishments in
the. vicinity of Wheeling and Pitts
burg have determined upon reduc-
tion of the wages of the operatives,
or total suspension of work at the
mills. The aggregate capital en-
ployed in Wheeling in the iron manu-
factories is about $3,OOO,O 900, which,
by stoppage of the mills, will lie
idle, and 5000 men will be thrown
out OF employment. If the lnborers
consent to reduction of 33 per cent.
on their wages, operations will con-
time.
The saw-mills of st, Anthony,
Minnesota, have stopped. and hun
dreds of men are consequently
thrown out of employment, and un-
successfully offer to work in the pine
RES at $40 a month. But the lumber
men of that vicinity cut 100, 900, 900
feet of logs last winter, over-stocked
the market, and consequently do not
need the services of the men this sea-
son.