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ASSETS
MISCELLANEOUS

th-Th greatest amount insured in any one
risk Is SO,eQ, excert in special cases
I2th-Tne amount insured In any one city,
town or village, depends upon IFS size,
n how buit
lSth-The amount fnsuredin any one block, de-
ponds as above.
lath-Certifed copy Of the Charter OF the Com
.pany. as nled heretofore
l5th-Seneral Power Of attorney for Agents TO
accept service OF process, previously
hlsd.
GEO L CHASE, President
. N DE0 ~ CDfT 100000
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GEO. L CHASE, Pre-
GE0. n. COLT, secret


County Of Hartford
September 2. 1866, Personally appeared
George L. Chase, President, and Ge0rgeM 81. Coib
Secretary Of the Hartford FiTs Insurance Cen,
pany, and seFerally made cath that the above
ing 10 their lest knOwledge and belief.
Before ma D, n. C.sKILToN,
naYE Notary PunHc.
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sDeep into that darkness peerinE,
Long We Stood there. Wondering. fsarlnrH

Reluctantly the party returned to day.
light, their curiosity unsated and the
mysteries Of the great cavern still re-
main undiscovered, The chambers and
side rooms are more numerous than in
any other cave we know of, and will
doubtless prove of extraordinary inter-
est when explored. Their interminable
wonders will doubtless be as curious rs
those of the main avenue.
About three miles from the en-
trance q record is seen, which
was ground with "a stone into the
rock floor, and Feads, Z" E0stli-then fol-
low the anne of W. persons, but the
letters are not now distinguishsble.
What horrors they must have undergone
and what vas their fate, can only be
conjectured. There is no feeling that
the soul can conceive that is so horrible
aud affrighting as that which over
whelms n who stands in such 3 place
and thinks Of the terror ard horrors of
those who go wandering in the deep
chambers Of the earth, their shouts
awakening only the echos that mock
them with their own appalling words,
lost, lost There ara few hearts but that
will beat faster, and few cheeks that
viii not blanche, VIXEN they view such
8 memorandum andthink ofthe fate that
befel those who made the terrible
record. COUSIN NoURMA,
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ABSTRACT oFFIc e.
ROOM NO. 1.
Covner Monroe and geeond Sis,

I NUE have the Abstract hooks and oonplets
w Index Of the registers Once, compNld
more than q yeara' trial Of their accuracy
and Q careful experieRce IL tie BUSINESS, (n5'
one mistake having oeeurred in AL thatT imd)
We are enabled to furnish complete dsralgi-
ments Of titleto al
Fort Pickering, Memphis and Shelby
County Lands,
at the shortest notice and on the most reasona
bic terms. q. j. CAMPBELL SEQ.
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QUINCY, IL, November 5. 1850.
MRS. JACKSON, Dear M1d1nt-It 81 with
pleasure that I certify 10 you, that SEEING one
OF your ctrculars, which contained certificates
and endorsements fEom tas best p-hysiciansand
the highest uedicsl authorities 81 the United
States, certifying that your CHS Tor the COM
plsxion ard teeth were purely tbs oils, extracts
ami essences Of flowers, and they WarrAut IT
when used according 70 directions TO cure she
worst q NEST dIfneult eases Of nursing. sore
mouth, canker Of the stomach, bowels and dys-
pepsia- FOR sctofulOus disorders, when used
both Internally and externally. II has no equal.
Dear Madam seeing this, and my little dangh~
ter, aged nfseen monthSs having the S~hooplpg
cough for several TnOnths, accompanies with
Wha. The doctors call white canker, her mouth
and throat bAing terribly ulcersted and I hav-
ipg tried everything for its relief could hear
81, all 70 no PURPOSE bought one bottle OF
your OIL for the complexion, called queen
Bess, went according 70 the directions, did not
use quite one 0otir. and am most happy TO
state 70 yoa that IL has cured my chlIf. she Is
now As well and heaFty as ever she was IN her
life. Igfve you this, my certificate. hoping you
will publish II, that thousands OF others who
may be afflicted with any Of the above affee-
Lions may at once get a bottle OF your Queen
B-ss." for ] feel sure they VIII ind immediate
relief Yours respectfully,
s - MRS GkO- WOLCOTT.
Jersey street, bet, Sixth aud seventh
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PATENT
MRS. J~AcKsoN's
Queen BesS Complexion Wash.
MRS. woLCoTT's CERTIFICATE.

THE following certificates selected from hun
Il dreds Ia the possession Of the prOprietreas,
are confidently submitted 70 the public
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AGENTS WANTED Male or Female, in every
own and county in the United States, 70 fntro-
ducs this celebrated preparation. Agents are
now making from 500 % SO per month, clear
OF expenses. Applications FOR agencies can he
made for tie present to Mrs. Jackson, at the
WhitemOre House, Adams street, between
Third aid Fourth. Memphis; or 70 The manu-
featuring depot, 40. l3 sixth street, ST Louis,
Mo either in person or by letter.
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tEDUCATIoNAAB
MISS r c.

w her residences, No. 81 Linden stress, COM
mencing MONDAY, November IS, 1857. A class
Of Boys will also be received. The Principal
Terms moderate. 30
MAnnnhFu NawranaknE nawTG TN
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10 co.

HAVE established their ofhcs in Tftus
III Block, In rear OF No. Il jefferson street.
Where they mayibesfoGnd hF.parties Interested.
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Jersey street, bet, SKIN aud Seventh
RS. WIN. R. CoLLISs' CERTIFICATE

"-1INI1IT WVT NWsNTI = II--
MRS. JACKSON. Dear hadam-I am most
happy 70 inform you thatarusr having suffered
more than three years with what some pBysi-
clans call nursing sore mouth, or oanker of the
mouth aud throat, l tried various remedies,
but found nothing to do me sny good until /
heard OF YOU OILS for the complexion D
teeth, called 8 Queen BesS.r I bouzht one b n.
tie, went according TO directions, and am truly
thankfulto say Ihave lound q permanent cure.
Hoping you Will publish this, that other poor
sufferers may be benefited by it, remain,
HOurs respectfully,
MRG WF- n HnUrrgrz
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LAW SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE. ~.

THE Law Department OF the Memphis Col.
Il lege Will ouen on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER The following gentlemen com.
prise the Faculty
Constitutional Baw...a.---Gs ALRERF PfKE
Heal Property & leading-....HoD. r. Z. HEATH
Rers9nal Property q PleSdtnE ..-~As NJ LIE RJs
Equity q Commercial Iaw-Hou.P. T. scRUGas
Grim. Law & Admiralty ten. J. r. CHALMERs
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COMMISSION
No. 10 jefferson street,

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
VETE respectfully solicit q share OF the bust
ness Of the planters Of the south. We
thank our former customers for their patFoas
dnue business with as. Our charges are the
same as heretofore. All Cotton eolsiguea 20 as
VIII be insured, unless osheFwtsa instructed.
se& Sm sql q
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ReDort-oF Revenuo ColIrctor,

The report Of the Commissioner of In.
ternsl Revenue states the receipts fol
1857, at s265, 920, 474. Of which about S57,.
000, 600 was from incomes; of the bal.
snce, S23, 769,07S was from raw cotton
81, 094, 76l from refined petroleum and
coal oil; 50 66l ,9l4 from cigars, ETC.
$l52 647 70 from chswing aud smOkiBe
uors SIS, 296, 264 from distilled spirits
and 1858, Jas from brandy. The expenses
of collecting the revenue were s. ,7l2, 089,
Der and October, 1857, were $40, 258, SAC,
against about SIPS, OO0, 600 in the corres,
pondiDg months respectively of 1865 and
1858. =ft Els
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MR. WI1soN introduced > bill In- h

Mr.. WILSON introduced q bill in the
Senate Thursday, which he intends to
press to q speedy passage, debating that a
majority Of the votes cast shall be suffi-
cient TO call q Convention IN the South.
Under the bill Of last spring = msjority
Of votes registered IS required, and the
Republicans fear thsst, under this provis-
some of the States.
LII understood that a leading Radi-
cal Senator will Introduce a bill this
week amending the Reconstruction Acts,
aboIishing all restrictions on franchise
and removing disabilities from rebels
who have aided the reconstruction poll
fey OF Congress- and allowing & majority
OF those voting to control the question
of Convention instead Of a majority Of
registered voters, .r
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aEN. GRANr sert 70 the HOUSE 0

GEN. GRANT sent to the House on
Thursday, 3 letter recommending the
passage Of a law that the Superintend-
ents of Military Academies shall take
the rank of Major General; that the
Board of Visitors be organized to report
on the actual state of discipline, and
that a candidate for admission who has
been rejected upon examination, shall
not be reappOinted within two years.
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The proposed Conservative Conven-
ton Of North Carolina has ibesn tempo
rarily postponed.
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F. w. IRVINE & CO.,
Cotton Factors
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
rs Front Street, Upstairs.

IN entering upon another commercial year,
i with the experience Of the past, fTaught
with the many Ficissitudes incident to q
changed system OF agriculture, and for which
most OF Onr planters were little prepared, re-
sultiug Ia heavy loss 70 planter and merchant.
as al experiment tried, we shall adopt q riEid
cash sy stem In our Misunderstanding no risk,
and making our sales prompt upon receipt of
coueiRnmenis RENTING proceeds with a. little
delay rs possible; b9b in all casea oheying fr-
structtens OF shippers, and using our best en-.
beavers TO promote the interest Of our patrons.
BaRgdAg. Rope, 9uunies, Groceries and Pf5vt-
sioDs are such, that we promise 70 furnish
them At our lowest market price, and make Il
as much. or more, to your Interest 10 order
through as, than 70 pErcnase in person.
Hoping 70 receive your patronage and indu-
ence, we are, respectfully,
o 2Sm - T.. W. IRVINE a CO.
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COURSE OF STUDY.

. COURSE OF STUDY.
FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR GLASS months.
Walkers American Law, Kent's Comments
rtes, Blsuop on Criminal Law .Csruther's His
tory OF a Law Suit, stephens Pleadlngs.
SECOND SESSION 0F JUNIOR GLASS
months
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, 8Teenleaf on Evidence. EAIAH&A
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Ju~risprudence, Adams Equity
Pleading, Redneld on WiIs, HHuard on Mort
cages, Parsons on Partnerships.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
WashbuFn on Real P eopsrty, Taylor on land
lord and Tenant, Angel a Ames on Corpora
tons, Story's Conflict OF Laws, Parsons on
Maritime Law, Conklin's q. =. Treatise.
Recitations and examinations each day at4
O'clock. Moot Court once each week, and APP
pellete Court once each month, presided over
by the Professors all together. 80.
Studeuts permitted 10 enter any Class, but no
Diploma given except to those going through
course.
Terms SIS per Session, payable In advance.
Entrances Fee, s. per Seszfon.
All students OF Law can attend tree of charge
the Lectures Of the College, including Lectures
on ElOcution and explanation of Latin and
French techntcaltties by the President.
Arrangements Will be made 70 board and
lodge Students at SIS per month. AplIicatious
should be made early. seI0
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IN Offering OUR BTTTERS to the Southern
L Public, We have no h~esitancy IL asserting
their superiority over any Northern Pr0duc-
tIoA in cur markets. In their devissnasntt they
are purely S1uthsrn = compounded With g
special sdspttude to the various types Of
stOmseic arrangements prevalent In oul
climate.
It Is 9 gentle stimulsnt to the system aftsi
undergoing q severe Illness.
It is q cure for Dyspepsia.
1t assists Digestion
It cures Diarrhsa and Cholera MorbuS.
1t Is q preventive for ChlIls and Fevera
II Is IN Invaluable companion for person
travelling at all seasons OF the year.
It Is q HOME enterprise, and possesses true
merit,
- Sold everywhere.
Q. H. EBBERT & CO.,
Sole Manu- fscturers.
Depot, Noe Howard's Row,
feblO u Memphis, Tenn.
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rbo southwest pocfac Railroos.

Governor fletcher, Of Missouri, in his re-
cent message says oi this road,
have not hesLtotsd 10 approve the
ac5ioa 81 Che commissioners appointed under
ghe ag5 of ,le last session oF the legislature
for the s,G Of certain railroads, By such
action lho Southwest Pacific Railroad was
sold for 5l 100000, OF which amount the
purchaser has paid iDt0 the treasury, acc0r-
ding to The terms Of the sale and the require
ments OF tae law, she sum Of S525,909
Since the sale Of the road BY the commits
si5uers it has become part Of the Atlantic
aul Pacific Railroad There is no geas1a to
doubt that it wil to completed 10 Spring
field within period Of time less thau .hat
required by the terms Of the contract. 1t is
largely % the interest Of the owners to DO
so as early as possible, and il is fair to pre-
slme that they viii do what their interests
require.
''This L esteem the most important road
in Missouri 1t develops one Of the best
portions Of the state, rich in agricultural
land, IN minerals ana IN water power; large
district Of country which only wants means
Of communication with our great market
places TO make it one Of the most popQlous
nortions OF the State, This road VIII Ger
famlT. by extension aud connections, within
a few years, carry the largest portion OF the
commerce. west Of the Mississippi.
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FROM carr ORNIA.

San E'BANCIsCo. January 10.
The receipts of the Federal government
from California for the past year, we're ff
teen millions nine hundred and sixty-one
thousand eight hundred dollars. Disburse-
ments for the same period, twelve millions
forty.seyen thousand thrce hundred dollars.
The combined exports Of treasure and
merchandise, amounted 70 sixty.one millions
six hundred and sixty-seYen thousand four
hundred dollars.
The freights paid on merchandise and i'm
ports, amounted to six millions seven hun
dred and seventeen thousand five hundred
dollars
The total value Of the wool products for
the year. were one million six hundred aud
forty one thousand dollars.
The Shanghai Commerce advocates a sys-
tenn of railways throughout the Chinese
Empire.
In The Nevada Legislature yesterday, the
Constitutional Amendment was referred to
the Committee on Federal Relations
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-01-18

Coleman, Connel, Cowles, Graham, Haines,
landon, Lowry, McConaughy, RidgwW,
stutzulan, Wortmngion, and Hall4-S Speaker.
Representative Barton, Brown Cameron,
Chadwick, DeHayen, Donahue, Freeborn,
Ghegan, Harrison, Hoffman, Humphrey,
Kennedy, Kerns, Kimmell, Kinne9, Mccam-
ant, Mckee, Mana, Marks, MechliHg, Nelly,
Seller, Sharpless, shuman, Stumbaugh, SUI
bers, Waddell, Weller, Whann, woodward,
Worrall, Wright, and Glass Speaker,
For Curtin. Senators Roger Taylor and
White. Representatives Adaire, Allen,
Chase, Colyille, Davis, Day, Espy Ewing,
Gallaher, Gorden, Lee, McGreary, Penny
packer, Peters, Pillow, Quay, Wallace, Watt,
Wharton, and Wingard.
For Stevens Senator Bigham. Repre-
sentatiYes Armstrong, Richards, Boath, Stea-
oy, Stehnnan and Wilson.
For Grow. Senator'S Brown, Qawrence,)
and Shoemaker. Representative Leech,
Mcpherson and Webb.
Senators Billinglelt and Fisher; Of Laacas-
ter, did not vote.
The Copperbeads have nominated Edgar
Covan as their candidate for United States
Senator, An improbable compliment to the
renegade.
The Standing Committees Of the House
have been announced. Mr.. Weller, Of youg
district, Is on the Committees ON hauroads,
Election Districts, Pensions and Gratdties.
Mr.. Richards is member Of the following
Committees Roads, Bridges, Ferries, Agli-
culture, Vice and immortality.
TOpy
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-01-18

Have you hurt child OF a lame horseg Use The
Mexican Mustang Liniment
For cuts, sprains, burns, swellings, and cakgl
breasts the Mexican Mustang Liniment is a sare
cure.
For rheumatism, neuralgia, stiff Joints, sta.s
and bites there is no thing like the Mexican Mus
tang Liniment.
For spawned horses the poll-cyl, ringayue
and sweeny, the Mexican Linimen, never fails
For wind-galls, scratches, big-head and splin,,
tile Mexican Mustang Liniment is worth its
weight in gold
Cuts, bruises, sprains and sWellings, are 50 COR
mon and certain to occur in every family that
bottle Of this Liniment is the best invest neut that
can be made.
1t is more certain than the doct0r-it saves
time Il sending for the dOctor-it is cheaper than
the doctor, and should never be dispensed With
I'm lifting the kettle from the fire, it tipped
over and sealded my hands terribly
The Mustang LinimCnt extracted the pain, caus-
cd the sore TO heal rapidly, and left very littIe
scar CHAS. FOSTER, 420 Broad st. Phil
Mr.. 5. Litch, Of Hyde Park, Vt writes: .sNv
horse was considered worthless, SPAWN bat
since the use Of the Mustang Linment, l have sold
him FOR $50. Your Liuimeat is doing wonders
up here"
Al genuine is wrapped in steel plate cngrayiuss,
signed g. " Wostbrook, Chemist, and also has
the private L. s. stamp Of DENAs BARSE> Co.
over the top.
Look elossly, and be not deceived By Counter
eif,.
Sold by an Druggists, at ., so cts, and SI.00.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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L. CoMMoN ScnooLs oF PgNNsYLYA.

The COMMON Schools OF PENNsYLyA-
NIA-I'he report Of the Superintendent
OF Common Schools Of Pennsylvania gives
the following statistics for the school year
Of lsG5-GG, as followG-There were in that
year 1868 school districts In the State; 3,
l46 schools; lG,l4l teachers, and rs 81
pupils with anarerage attendance Offs, ,096.
Tie total cost Of the schoal system for the
entire State, including saxes levied and
State appropriations, wa.I for the year 81,
I95, ,25S, 81. The increase In the number
Of school districts was 26; in the number Of
schools 222; Ia the number Of children at
tending school, 10 932: in the average at.
tendance at school, Is, ,94G, and in the total
cost Of the system, 1851 ,020 o. Not in
cIuding Philadelphia, the increase in the
per ccntage Of attendance was 1903 in the
average length Of term, one day; in the
average cost Of tuition per month, four
cents; in the number Of male teachers, 493;
in the number Of female teachers, 62; in the
salaries Of male teachers, 50 81; in the sala-
rios Of female teachers 81, 10; in the cost Of
tuition, 1920, ,743 G7; in the cost Of fuel and
contingencies, S48, OF, 50, and in purchas-
ing grounds, building, renting and repairing
houses S222, 209,57.
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s. T-ls60-X

Persons Of seGentary habits troubled with weak
ness, lasstudc, palPitation Of the heart, lack Of
appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver con
stipation, &o., deserve to suffer If they viii not
try the celebrated PLANTATION BITTEBS,
which are now recommended by the highest med
eal authorities, and warranted 70 produce an i'm
mediate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly pure, and must supersede all
other tonies where healthy, gentle stimgient is
required.
They purify, strengthen and inyigOrate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They an antid0te to change Of water and diet.
They strengthen tho system and enliyen the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fercrs.
They purify the breath and aeidity Of the
stomach
They cure dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Liver Complaint aud Nervous Head
ache.
They make the weak strong, the languid bril-
liant, and are exhausted natures great rcgt.Tr7
They are composed Of the celebrated Cali.ars
bark, wintergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs. lf
preserved IN perfectly pure st. Croix rum. For
particulars, circulars and testimonial. around
each bottle.
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ru,DpFIIs srEyENs, sPEEcm.

On our first page win be found the speech
Of Hon. Thaddeus Stevens on the introduc
ton Of his proposed substitute for the Ena-
bling Act Of last session. We publish the
bin along with the speech and ask for both
a careful perusal The rejection OF The
Amendment BY the South has rendered
sorae legislation similar to that proposed IN
this bin absolutely necessary. If the bill as
it stands be not passed, its main features
win be embodied in whatever legislation, the
present Congress may devise for reconstruc-
ting the Southern States All who believe
that loyal men, and not traitors and rebels,
should rule the country, will give the Great
Connloner an impartial hearing.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-01-18
Massachusetts Legislature.
Bogroy. Jan. 1867

BogroN, Jan I / 1867
Governor Bullock sent to the Legislature
to-day a letter received from Governor Orr,
of South Carolina, which contained lba fol-
lowing passage; l0e the honor % ac-
knowledge the RECEIPT of your conimuRicJ.
tion inci9sine a copy Of the resolutions Of
the State Legislature OF Massachusetts ii
ton to yDl,
This application Of the Legislature Of
your State is faithfully appreciated By South
Carolina, and is an augury that the ancient
paternal relations between these two origin
al States Of the Union are being restored.
Widelyas we have differed on the priuci.
pies Of Government in the past let the as
cerbltes Of these differences be buried, and
may tho future only unfold generous IL
yalry IN advancing the interests and promo
ting the glory Of oUt common country.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-01-18

and ialpa,ranta5ly, aseribed to us. lie did
not regard us asa political preacher when
we hrRished matter for bis columns We
occupy the same position, and stand upon
'tUnele Toby's platform, nor as then Z We
uiU eatertain no ukiad feelings, toward the
editor. Lawyers arc allowed to dodge and
indulge in quibbIes. We assure the learned
gentleman, that we have neither the viper S
fangs, nor the -Catamounts claws.
Respectfully,
j. EiDrRRcr
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Total bituminous coal carried in 1865

on ten roads. ....,.... 2, 552 5
The Monongahela Sldckwater alone car
ried about fifty per cent Of the forgiven
Joint tonnage. whilst the Philadelphia and
Erie, the Pittshurg and Elie, the Oil Greek,
the Western Pennsylvania, the Pittsbug
and Seubenville. the Tyrone and Clearield,
etc. all in IS6G carried considerable quanti-
ties Of bituminous coal, the whole trade
dou5tless footing up at least { 900 600 tons.
The biJumiHou5 product of Maryland,
which III 1850 scarcely exceeded a half mall
ion 0ftoHs ia 1856 reached almost a million
and q quarter tons. The biuminous coal
product OF the United States, for 1866, was
assUre}Iy n0t less than ten millions Of tons;
aud the Joint anthracite and bituminous
coal product Of the United States, in J 1866,
mas be itely estimated at not less than %
millions Of tgns-a grand aggregate, 1t Is
true, for young trade; nevertheless, 1t IS
ba- tho nucleus Of the sJupendous totals
which win represent, o lifetime hence. the
then coal trade of the United Staes.-U s
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