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CABINET CHANGEs-CUBAN INsURREC
TIoN-NEw SPANISH MINISTRY. These an
nouncements are all attended with more or
less excitement of the public mind-not so
the arrival of cheap, choice and varied as
sortment ofFresh Spring and Summer G ools
at the Mammoth Store Of Bennett. Blatten-
berger & Co, in Osceola, whose system of
business, as inaugurated eighteen months
ago, has become as agreeable and common
as household words" and is taken as
matter of course, Best goods at lowest
prices, is their Trade Mark and Motto.
The MINERS STRIKE. reached
here, last week, of strike among the
miners at Poweiton, Osceola, Philipsburg.
etc, in reference to which we copy the fol
lowing particulars from the Philipsburg
Journal of April l7th ''The strikers, who,
for some little time have been quiet, are
again on the war trail. On Friday they
came out in full force, numbering about one
hundred and fittv. Starting from Osceola,
they made their hrst decent upon Powelton
calling out the miners engaged in the mine
and endeavoring to liSsuade them from work.
and with very good success. They visited
the Enterprise on the same day, and on Sat
urday they took up their line of march Tor
the mines in this vicinity, stopping at the
mines on the route, where the same perform
ance was gone through with Considerable
exc! ement was creIted by their passage
through town, two abreast, on their way to
the Derby and INITIAL mines Arriving at
! the Derby they found the superintendent.
Mr.. }. S. Hubbard, on hand, who ordered
them TO halt, telling them that he did not
feel warranted in allowing them to come on
his premises until he was informed OF their
object After short parley they passed on
! 10 Nuttals mine where they ere received
by Nj. McGatfey, the superintendent, in the
same manner. when satisfied that no good
| could come from their attempt at coercion,
| they dispersed and, we believe, it would
have been very imprudent for thcm to have
made any violent demonstrations. We un-
derStand the miners not engaged in the
strike are ut work ana hare no fears of any
interruption, as they are confident that the
people will lend them their assistance in case
they should need il ~
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IHLLArE Explosion. The PhiIipsburg
journal speaking of the late boiler explo-
sion At Wallace, N, by which Elijah Smeal
ana laomos Ross w,re kill,d, SAYS thar af
Ter tie mil hai been stopped becau the
C'iicT was in bad condition, thcy'cammenced
% run again by the advice Of au engineer
and machinist from Clearield. who told
them if they would keep plenty of water
10 the boiler and carry reasonable pressure
d" would do the work required" This is a
mistake. The engineer and uachinist'
iom CleaTfeli examined the boiler, and
5o1 them most distinctly that it could not
Te used with saiety-that it was in most
dangerous and unsafe condition. Our con
temporary Is moreover mistaken about .'the
wafer having become low in the boiler and
CAUSING the explosion. The evidence be-
!Cfe the inquest showed. that there wa:
p'enty OF water in the boiler.
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ForyD-some money. in the Lutheran
Church several weeks ago. By calling at
this Office. ami giving description, the
OVrer can ave the same
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FoR oRSlLE-.t lr~g. lot of personal rrop
e-,y, By George Thorn. Read his advertise
nent, published to day.
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AprEAR-two Administrator notices,
M. week. Rad them.
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LADIES. if you wan, the best corset, n
rrod Para,oi or Fan, GO to Wm. Reed &
C,'s
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If I. n A u G L j.
WATCH MAKER,
GRAHAN's ROW, CLEaRFIELD.
r L NJ 0 V A L.

The undersigned respectfully informs his old
customers aud the public. that he has on hand,
tand constantly receiving new additions, } large
stock of Clocks, Watches and Jeweiry.
CLOCKS. large variety from the best Man
ufactory, consisting of Eight-day and thirty hour
spring aud Weight, and Levers. Time, Strike snd
Alarm clocks
WATCHES-aS Sne assortme ent, silver Hunt.
ing and open American patent Levers. plain
and full Jeweled
GOLD PENS. an elegant assortment Of the
best quality. Also, III silver extension and desk
holders
SPECTACLES, large assortment far and
near sight. coIored and plain glass.
JEWELRY of every variety, from q single
piece to full set
ALSO, fine ment of Spoons Forks, but
ter knives, etc, plated on genuine Alabata
ALSO Hair Jeweiry with pure gold mounting
got up to order. Call and see sample book.
All kinds of Clocks Watches and Jeweiry care
fully repaired and WARRANTED
A cohtinuance OF patronage is solicited
Nov. 2Sth 1865. IL. F. NAUGLE
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List oY Talvzasa Jvuogs DRAwv fqy
Nay Term, Isfg Beccaria, } B. Dillon,
&C. Metz. Bel. \ B Tate, J. ". Bolt
B'.Es E.wlrl ALERT, siiilh smeal Brad
,iaTl' iaTl' john 81 Gr,y. Brady, JOS EIcrber-
ing ; G. Dunlap. Chest, Isaac SoIley,
Coy'n-'on, = T. SLClair Clcarfeld, l.
Johmom $ Nirct cll, {. INra,zcr. Decatur,
he..a.t iughc~.D. Gearhart, J. L. Thomp-
'en' iona. kerhart Ferguson, 7. b Da-
VS. b Armstrong. j. Horny Girard, f.
N0y.r, justin Pie Graham, John S. Ju,
~ Eui'ch. John CressweIl. Huston, j.
b. Hewitt, john Tyler. Knox, George
S'oss David Smith, Green. Bell Kart
halN' &. H,ckeudoru. Lawrence, l.. l..
Hoover Pike ihomas Norris. Woodward,
j. Cornelius, J. c. Forest.
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"QUEER MACHINE. Last week coun
trynsn cauia 10 ;owa, and seeing l grub
puiler on Tie side wax, he stopped TO ex
anime it. Alter e ing il in;eutly for some
moments he exclaimed, 'WeI that isaqueer
magiiiir; . yci-eipede, | believe, they call
il; wou,ler haw ihcy manage to make it
go? AMI he walked of, amidst The shouts
ard jecry Of nuuI.cr Of <uIlli boys, seem
iugiy satisfied that he had seen i genuine
vynclrc!c.
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For Splendid St, les, at low prices, go to
Wm. Reed & Cos.
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q 9 9 ~

To THE WoRKISe CrAss:-I an row prepared
TO furnish all classes With const ant employment
at their homes the who,e Of the time or for ihs
spare moShens. Basiness new. Iiys b { and prodta-
bic Fifty cents 10 SIS per evening is easily earn
earn nearly as M uch men Great induceme mtg
are offered those ~ho VIII devote their whole
time to the business: and HAT every person who
sees this notice. may send rae their address ani
test the business for themselves / mako the fof-
lowing unparalleled offer: To all who are rot we'll
satisfied wi ih the business, will send 81 to pay
tor the trouble Of writing me Full particulars.
directions &C., sent free Sample sent by mail
or 10 cents. Address C. ALLEN. Augusta. Nc.
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THE GREAT

The ZINGARI BTTTERS are compounde ed from
a prescription Gf the celebrated Egyptian phys-
cian DIR CuEoPus. who, after years of trial and
experiment, discovered the ZGH9ari HeTb-the
most remar TX able vegetable prod ucton the earth,
perhaps. has yieided-certainly the most
effective in the cure of disease 1t. in eombna-
the ZIN Ar BI rTER> is composed, will cure
Dyspepsia Fever and Ague. Bilious Fever ,Cholic,
Colds, Bronchitis. Consumption IN its first stage,
Flatutncy, Nervous Debility, Female Com
plants, Rheumatism Dysentary, Acute and
Chronic Diarrhea. Cholera Morbus ChoI-
era. Typhoid and Typhus Fever, Fever,
Yellow Fever. Scro ula, Diseases of
the Kidneys, Hst;ual Costiveness,
&c, &c, &c,
In the PREVENTION and CURE of tie above dis
eases. it has never been known to fail as thou
sands of our most pronIiuent citizens through out
all parts Of the country. will testify. ct the
afflicted send for circular continuing testmoni-
ais and certificates of those who have heen cured
after their cases have been pronounced hopeless
by cur best physicians.
Principal depot.
Il RAHFER & Co.
No 6 n Front st Philadelphia.
Recommends h. Ex-Gov. David R. Porter. of
Pennsylvania. Hon Robert J. Fisher, of Penn
sy!vauia Hon Edward Mcpherson. of Pennsyi-
vauia Hon Joel B DInner of Pennsy lvanic
Hon WIN. McSherry. of Pennsylvania, and others
Send lor.circuars lFeb leth- isea !! n
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SOMETHING NEW AND BEAUTE-

The Photograph Marriage Certificate is truly a
thing of rare beaety. II consists Of beautiful
engraving with lace the left to insert the
photograph of the Husband. and place on the
right TO insert the Photograph of the Wife ae-
eoupanied Sith passages of Scripture adopted to
each &c &c
What pleasure il will be when hairs are
getting gray, to have han ling in our parlors,.s
kcepsake. that will reni ind Us OF 5rid1E
atcss. and bridal 6saurv
All who hare been lately married. and those
contemplating marriage shoud have them Many
who have been married for yesrs are Supplying
ior them ANY ceiopstsR pennsn fill them
out.
The undersigned is the exclusive agent for tbs
Photograph Marriage Cer;ihcate fey ClsaI6.ld
Ceatre and Elk counties. They will be sent
mi all pre- paid.
Send your address and get descriptive circular
gratis Address W. u PUROY Wrstoyer
March II. '6g-iy. Clearfeld Co Pa
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AyI&vAIUABLE PEEPARATIoN.-The at
tenriou Of our realcrS IS directed to the aa
veri.cmrnt Of pr. L. @ c. Wishart's Pine
eeT1r Cordial, for the cure of Consump-
uonof tie I.augs, etc. This veluab'e prep
araiior has met with such an increased dc
mani during the past few years, the rroprie-
tor has found /, nece> -sry to increase the facii
r'c' iog ranuiac urIng, aud has now one Of
ihe lrse> Laboratories il Philadelphia and
hlsreccH''y removed his -alesrooms 20 the
I'rI' an! commodious store No o32 North
Second Street, Philadelphia Some Of the
iarge>r Parent Ncliriue dealers in the Uni
led Sac. ny ;ho demand for Wishart :
ZINE Tree Tar Cordial is greater atthe pres
eui tins than any other Patent Medicine in
this country.
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z L II l. n L
y Concentrated Indigo
I n r T Z 7 IfNN n n "

IL is warranted not to streak. or in any m amer
iujure the finest fabrics. For Family use sold in
five ten and twenty cent boxes. Each twenty cent
box besides having five times $ much blue as the
five cent boxes. contains pocket pin cushion or
emery bag For Hotel and large Laundry use it
is put up in 50 90 boxes
See thst each box has proper trade mark. For
saIe By a !. Shaw and Hartswick Irwin. f3
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READ! READi!
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

The partnership heretofore existing between
Ten Eyck Thompson ia the merchandise trade
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
book accounts notes. judgments and all business
Of the late firm is in the hands of VIM Ten EycK
who desires all that ire nje6ted to the late firm
TO settle the same soon possible, as he pur-
poses leaving the county as his business
matters can be arranged WM TEN ETCK.
Apr7-3t. Ii u THOMPSON.
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CLEAR RFI E LID II OU s L
FRONT STREET. PHILIPSBURG. PA

will impeach any one who says L fail to give
direct nd personal attention to all our customers.
or fail TO cause them to rejoice over n we'll fur
nshed table. with clean rooms and new beds
where all may feel at home and the weary be at
rest. New stabing attached
PhiiPsourS, Sep. ., 6S. JAS II CALLER
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To insure the safe transmission
70 PAIsl Is,l,fI ratrops should remit by check
4 noney oyi yin- az have their letters registered
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We take this IN ethod of returning thanks to ou r
many customers for The liberal patronage extend
ed 10 us during the continuation of oar firm The
firm of Thompson 4 Co will now take our place
and ofsr you good Inducements. Hoping that
you will give them the same liberal support you
did us we remain Yours, &c.
CurwensvilIe Pa, WIN. TEN EYCK,
Apr 1869 ii 3 THOMPSON.
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NEW FIRM-NEW FIRM.

The undersigned have this day formed co
partnership under the firm name of Th ompson &
90 and will be pleased to serve the customers of
the old firm and all others. at the place enc
door eastof the Bank where they will endeavor
20 sell at prices to sait the times. Or STOCK CON
sisis of all goods usually kept in country store
snch as Dry Goods Groceries Notions Hard ware,
Queensware, Hats and Caps. Drugs Flour. Fish.
Frnit Boots and Shoes. Carpets 0ilcloth Lea tn er
and Shoe findings Salt Plaster. Paints AMI Oils OF
all kinds DC &c
We will continue the manufacture of 3 ,ois and
Shoes. Give Us a call before purchasing elsewhere
and examine our goods and prices.
j d THOMPSON
III b. THOMPSON.
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ryroas All cIeaFheli Railroad.
. ,.,--s Tyrone 500 II
N'l Arrives at cleaTdeid at 90 p IN
,,sy-= CIearfeId a. /: 200 m
E'H Arrives at Tyrone at '.'o p, m
,,itb Cinclnnati Express East at 0 IL
tophsWii W,ii West at Il p. III Bald Eagle E1
ness at : 90 N
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DIED.

BROGDON On tho ed inst. FRASK BRouD9S
departed this life Aft0r lingering illness VI ten
a Onths, aye % years. He leaves wife anl three
small ebildrun to M Jurn thor loss.
The friends nni relatives are Invited TO attend
tho fu neral on the 9Th inst at53j o'el0ck from
his lAts residence, X street between Twenty arst
aud Twsn'y- second strest..
LORIOAN. Killed Ia the early part Of last
June, while endcaylring to suppress lnniinJ GU
board tbs sun bat Hayusnaa Corvette sslnays, OF
Aux CAyes, Ensign JOHS j. LokldAs. Haytnn
navy, Assd "a YEAR, formerly Of this city.
New York papers please cOpy.l
WOOD. On Tuesday, tn, 9th Inst, ,THohAs II,
WOOD, aged % years.
The friends Of the family are inyltad to attend
his funeral from the residence Of his mother, N
street, between FOurtasnth aud Fifteenth Streets
this frlday) afternoon at o'clock.
BAKER On Thursday, Iu'y q. of scarlet fever.
GRICE A.. daughte Of EIgsr aud Agnes h Baker,
aged yeas monihs:
Tho fuasTal viii take 100 81 tao rcslderce OF
her parents, No AS ElcrGaiE strs-t east on frldNy
evening, ats o'clock.
LATlMER -0n Wednesday,, tho 2l't int, 80
y, m , WALLER DR SALEs, lnfaIt AOn OF Mark U.
aud Susan b. LttlmCr, aged mouths.
con. Ca tho 10th Inst, at the Residence Of his
pare is, near Aide, Lnuionn rouliy,ya ,Tn0NAl
U ssn % Richard 5. aud Mary H. Coz. aged 2
years and months.
McswEESgY. -MrLEI 4. ipf,rt .,n. Of Dr..
Myles MeSwcenOy, Of the Fihh Auditors ONCE,
of cholera In fan IN m, AGED yVekr
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E.tiastei stock to .day..li,C 600 zoos 1850
RSfnsd Ssgsr,-Gontinne scarce and urn
Soft do. at l5iERi5)s cts, for A whitei lbss8
1879 cents for Uircle A dol l6lIGi51G eents
for b. l5jSNl53 cents for u Pxtra, and liiz
OBS cents tot U yellow.
Syrups-Prlces are still as follows, VIZ; For
baltimore Golden, 65fgGT cts; Maryland do,
dSfpI0 cents; Monumental, 6OfQ65 cents; Chesa.
pe,ka, bJfD55 cents; Canton GOldeu, 50fpj5 cts,
ADD Merchants At 37p3o cts. per gallon.
VhiSky.-MNTkct quiet today AMI hardly as
nrm as It h.s been. small salos reported st
" 10 per gallon, and We quote this ai the out
aide nricp.
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
M SPRINGS.
wILgoN h LORENTH, Propfietors.

MoyruoNERy CO., Va. JAY /. 1870
This delightful GUNNER resort 10 new opened for
the reception Of visitors. -
have been thoroughly repaired and furnished
throughout 10 the neatest manner. Its Wild noun
aud heath. giving fouutalns offer every INDUCE
mont TO those pursuit Of health or pleasure Cot.
can be secured By addressing the propietors. The
fare shall be equal to spy hotel Ia ne eonn'ty:
Springs Music by the celebrated Metropolitan
hand ofwAshlullou. Visitors from Philadeiphia,
via the Orange aud AlexandTia apd virginia and
Tennessee railroads to the Bis Tunnel depot a.
the Springs II, A.
Terms per day. sYE week. eos month, f0i for
longer period and for large parties special rnsss
will he CHARGED, FOR circulars apply at this once
WILSON 4 L0RBNTZ,
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NJ ARIyIED,

KiLBY-TYLER.-luth this city. gu the sth Inst. +,
by ROS, J, 4. Raukius, Of ChsflestOwn, Mass,
Mr., !. X. KiLBy aud Miss I.OrriE L., daughter ii
d. Tyler, esq. all Of this city. Socard..
fox-kELLEr. ga lhs, az ias..nt. at The
Fox, OF York COUNTY, Fem, to Miss hARf j.
kELLEr, daughter Of JJsepa .. Kelley, esq, of
this
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Summer Resorts.
EAUQUIER WHITE sULPH q n
L SPRINGS.
These populirspripgs opened on the

2Oth OF une.
The waters are unsurpassed as an nltorauyo ana
uueIualled for the cure Of drop.y. dyspepsia and
nervous affections peculiar TO ladies' Their tonic
clans aud patients from all parts OF the country;
These spripss are Easy Il access, 4pd The nesres,
Gecrgotown. D. C., aud Baltim5te. They are
reached by the Orange aud Alexandra railfoad TO
the town Of warenton and thence By carriages,
over a good road, six t6) miles TO the Springs.
TERMS: 80 per month, sl6 per week. " per day.
tons. Cntillou music under the direction OF Pr9i
Edward Manshan. Of the band of the Annspolis
iy7.lm Proprietor.
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new YORK NARKgT.
NEW YORK, July 22ni p m,.Cotton dull and
changed. Flour unchanged: Wheat nfmj de-
msnd moderator u .b0esl.bo, Corn advanced;
demand fair at ti.o50i.osj market excited,
steady. Pork quiet but arm, tsa.TS. 6oid 1851.
BALTIMORE MAnKBT.
BALTIMORE, July 22.-BreddfuBf.-The mar
Ike. 70. fSS T. 1S and ,a.n., weak r Ihsrs
local demsnd Is small. We have only to re.
port to-day sales Of 100 bills, Western Spring
Extrs at f925, and Of 100 bbls. new CITY Mills
Wheui-The market to-day was dull and
rather heavy, and prices wero fully cents per
bushel off. The receipts were about 10000
old Pennsylvsnia red at ti.t5; 1900 to 1900
bushels new Maryland and Virginia do At
u ;Io9i IS for good, ., Soai So for prime, ti5I
9ieo for choice, and Of about loo bushels
Corn.-The market was rather dull this
morning, and white was a little Oft In price.
$ .les comprised $500 bushel. white at hlo@
Rys.-Sales to-day Of a few hundred bushels
0ati,-ssle. to.d,y 1000 70 5000 bushels Al
Mi ftsd'SBfownstaif we co continue to quote
at lIdpis cents, and Middllngs At 32dj5 cents
per bushei, but sale. are quite limited.
Prorision,,-The demand continues active
for Provisions and the market strong and
buoyant. Stocks are reported to be light At
the West and on the seaBoard, and there are
no round lots OF Bacon or Bulk Meat offering
Orders for Bacon, which are large, are being
allied As follows: At 49, cts. for Shoulders
lsif cts for rib Sides, and 10 cts. for clear rib
DO. Hams are active and firm at 23G23if cts
for prime Cincinnati brands. Bulk Meat IL
held firmly at II eta for Shoulders, II cts, foi
rib Sides, and l1l1 cts, for clear rib do. Lsrd
is steady at l9@l9iS cts, the outside for prime
Western, and Mess Pork We quote as before
| at t3J.60flet per Dbl.
Receive hear OF no further sales, but quote
Carollna firm At s. t8s% cts. for fair to prime
Salt = Liverpool is getting scarce, and
Ground Alum IL higher, telps now Quoted a,
~ s5ffa per tsrk. Fine 10, however, un
changed, and we still quote It at "a 7Of92 q
| per suck, Turks Island btil sells At 50 cents
| per bushel from store.
Sugdrf.-The activity In Sugars has some
what subsidized, and although prices are main
| tanned, the msrket 10 hardly as Arm In tone Al
II has been, We notice sales yesterday OF ,
| cargo OF 80 hhds. and ~ bbls. Porto Rice
grocery grades, on private terms, and OF 2
hhds. Demsrats vacuum pan At liA cents
! Prices Rtc attn AZ follows, viz! For fair Il
good refining iliSf9llA els; grocery Cub
l2dl3'4 cts; do. Porto Rico l2al54 cts, an,
Demarara vacuum pau l3,SIl5 cts.
Hhds. Boxes. Bags
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4 NNUAL CLOSING OUT OF SUMMER DRY
~ Goods OF lawns, OrgandiCs, Paris grenadines
and all summer dress goods. Real bargains In
every department OF this establish ueut. summer
dress goods closing .Out at half the former pTces.
French jarOnets reduced from Sbi to ~ aud .
o6ntsi plain linens reduced from VA to 20 cents,
All So. cent and 20 cent dress goods reduced to %
cents. Fashionable travelling dress goods suitable
for the season. White goods. White poqucs sly.
90 aud az cents 1rut quality satin plain
Stii bargains in Bishop = lawn, French muslins,
nAinsOUks. &c. lfyuu wish to purchase desirable
goods and sAyA - to rs par cent call ut once At
sELBY 4 NAUnAIN, 3s3 Pennsylyania avenue.
south side, third door lrOm seventh
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WILLIAM Il. BARBOUR & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS

W TVIHoNHE NV D IFE AEII DLA EaIfo
~ REST VARIETIES or
Anthracte Coal, offer for sale, as follows, at cur
'' i,oP Ion. LYRiYs VALLEY, RED ASH, zoo
AI io S5 tons BALTIMoRE COAL COMPANY. 10.
GUST MOUNTAIN, WHITE ASH, FURNACE.
E0G aud Stove size.
Best quality o. Oak, Hickory and Bakers Pine
Wood constantly on haad. Also sawed aud split
kindling.
Yards. AL Z street south, between Sixth and
Seventh east, and GS A street south, between
First and Second east.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-23

A WRITER In the Cincinnati Gazette states
that he has made experiments with slate
aour-slate ground or pounded-and Is sat-
istied II Is an excellent fertilizer for small
fruits, and particularly for grapes He in:
ments will show that 1t 10 good for other
crops. It is worth while ~ make the trial,
for a cheaper fertilizer could not be found.