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CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON COMPANY.

CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON COMPANY.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
4 special meeting OF the Stockholders of the Cum
berland Coal and Iron Company has been called by
the President and Directors of said Company to be
held at its oflce, No. 90 BROADWAY, corner Wall
street, in the city of New York, the 18th day OF
February, 1870, at 10 O'Clock NJ.
The objects Of said meeting arctic accept as an
increase Of the powers of the Company and as an
amendment to its charter, the provision contained
the charter of the Consolidation Coal Company OF
Maryland, which renders it lawful for all bodies cor
porate to become subscribers for and owners OF the
capital stock of the last-named company; Also to
consider and act upon the question OF a consolida-
tion with the lastnamed company and other COM
panies having coal lands in Allegheny county Md
TO arrange the terms OF such consolidation and the
manner OF carrying the same into effect and to
authorize the Directors effect the same; to autho-
rze the Board OF Directors OF this Company to sub
scribe in its behalf for $1,000 900 of the capital stock
Of said Consolidation Coal Company OF Maryland,
and TO agree with that company upon the terms and
conditions upon which such subscription shall be
mado, and to convey and transfer to the lastnamed
Company in free payment for the amount Of stock
which may be so subscribed for such portion OF the
lands and other pro ,erties OF this Company incud-
ing its railroad, as may be agreed upon. And gene
rally, to pass upon all questions which may arise
touching such proposed consolidation, transfer OF
property, subscription for stocks, and the dspoa
stion to be made of the stock subscribed for and if
deemed expPdient, to authorize lease of the pro-
pertes Of this Company any part thereof, and to
make all alterations in the bylaws which said meet
ing may deem necessary or proper
notice is hereby given that, for the purpose OF
holding stockhoders' meeting of the Cumberland
Coal and Iron Company on the 10th day OF February
next, the transfer books will close on SATURDAY,
Jan. 20, 1870, at O'Clock p. NJ.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
j. RICHARDS, Secretary.
New York, JAM is, 1870. 20 TITS
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ITO OWNERS, ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS,
AND Ro0FERss;;-Roo%fsl e Yes, ZEE; Every size aHd
RiCAN CONCRETE PAINT AND ROOF COMPANY
selling their celebrated paint for TIN ROOFS and
plei roof COVERING the best offered the public with
Fire and Water.proof Light Tight Durable No crack
ing peang or shTinkng No paper gravel or heat Coco
men supplied Care promptnesa. oertAntyl one Drioe
edSI "-'"N -'' A''i JOSEPH LEEDS. Principal
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ROOFING.

ID ID Y r o OF l N c.
N This Roofing is adapted TO all buildings. 1t be
STEEP OR FLAT ROOFS
at oneha the of tin 1t is readily put old
Shngle Roofs without removing the shingles thus avoid
ing the damaging of ceilings and furniture while under
going repairs II No gravel used)
ELASTIC PAINT.
always prepared 10 Repair and Paint Roofs short
notice. Also, PAINT FOR SALE by the barrel gallon
the best and cheapest in the Market =
917s No. I'll NJ NINTH Street above Coates
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PRICE OF PASSAGE
in gold Cincluding wine),
no BRFsT OR HAvRE,

First Cabin $40 Second Cabin. .SS5
TO PARIS
Qncuding railway tickets, furnished on board.)
First Cabin :Sl45 Second Cabin. .S85
Medical attend dence free of charge.
American travellers going returning the con-
nen of Europe, by taking the OF this line
unnecessary risks from transit by English railways and
crossing the channel besides saving time trouble and
pense. GHORGE MACKENZIE, Agent,
- No. SO BROADWAY, New York.
For passage in Philadelphia, apply Adams Express
Company, to H. l. LEAF,
1878 No, go CHESNIJT street
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE

EA ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
&tIL THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC
Fzs.1sr s5s-sssTsL OOMPANY'S MAIL, S'TEA AMSHiPS
BhhMEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT
The splendid new vessels this favorte route for the
Saturday.
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WEADING RAILROAD
HS Summer Arrangement, Monday
April Is, 1870.

Great Trunk Line from the North and
/ North west for philalclp ia, New York
| Reading. ro,tsyillc. Tamaqua, Ashland.
Shamokin. Lebanon. Allentown. Easton
/ Ephrala. Litis, Lancaster. Columbia &c.
! Trains leave IIirishurg for New York. n,
follows: at 30. $40 -. m. 1929 noon
and 30, =. M, connecting with similar
trains ON the the Pennsylvania Railroad
aud arriving at New York at H. ID noon
$40 $50, nnl 1000 p. m, respectively
Sleeping cars accompany the % u m and
/ l2.2J noon trains. without change.
Pciuruing: Leave New York at 0.00a M,
!2.OO Noon. and 800 pm. Philadelphia al
| s.ij m aud $50 P m; Sleeping cars nc
nmpany The 900 N. and 900 + m trains
from New York. without change.
Leave ilRrIisbUrc for Reading. rottsvill,
Tamaqua. Mincrsvillc, Ashland, Shamokin.
piucgrove. Allentown aud Philadelphia, at
! $40 n m. 2.Oj and ! 10 p m, stopping AT
Lebanon aud principal way stations: th,
40 p m train conuRiing for Philadelphia,
rounilic and Columbia only. For Potts.
vile, Schuy kill Haven aud Auburn, viz
Schuylkill and Susquehnuna Railroad
Leave Harrisburg at $40 pm
Way passenger train leaves Philadelphia
y. $50 m, connecting with similar train
on East rcuua. Railroad. rcIuruinR from
leading nj G.3j pm. stopping ut all station
Leave lottsyiilo a. .. 80 anl 900 u IN aud
2,lj ?. M; iierniou at 9.jJ m: ShH-
mosin nt 40 and 1910 u ~; Ashland n
..Ui u. aud ~, 80 p m. TnmadIa at S.3s
a N, and 2,2O p M for Philadelphia and
New York.
leave Portsyillc. via Scbuylkill and Gus
quchanEa Il Il nt 3 rs m for Harrisburg.
and II, 80 " for riueproyc aud fremont,
Rcnding Accommodation ;r,iL: Leaves
Pottsyllle at $40 m, passes Reading NJ
80 m, arriving Al Philadelphia at 1921
! N. Returning. leaves Philadelphia al
.,lj p N, passing Reading at 500 p M.
arriving nt Poiisv.lle at o, 80 m.
iottsl own Accommodation Train Leaves
Potlstown at G.2ba n. returning leaves
philadelphia at 500 N.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Deniiug
At 7,i5 IA m. and d,l5 p IN Tor Fpnrata,
Luiz. Lancaster, Columbia. So.
Pcrkiomcn Eairond rnins leave PerNi.
omen Junction at 900 m. 800 X $50 p m:
returning leave Schwcnksville at g, 05 m.
l2.i1 Noon. and 1 IL m. connecting With
similar trains on Reading Railroad.
Colebrrokihle Railroad trains leave Potts
leave Mount Pleasant at 100 and ,25
n m, connecting with similar trains on
Reading railroad.
Chester Valley Railroad trains leave
Bridepori at $50 n m. and 2.ll5 and 500
p IN, returning. leave Downingiown at 6. 20
n m. l2.i5 noon and O.. 5 m, connsc citing
with similar trains on Reading railroad.
On Sundays: Leave New York al 500
p m. philadelphia 500 m and 9, IS N.
the 500 n m train running only to Reading;
leave Pottsville 500 IN; Harrisburg 8. 80 n
m and l,lO p M, aud Reading at T. 8 m.
and 1908 N for Harrisburg. at 7,23 m
FOR New York, mud at ., ~ N and l,25 p IN
for Philadelphia.
Communication, Mileage, Season. School
and excursion tickets. to and from all points
at reduced rates.
Baggage checked through 100 POUNDS
allowed each passenger.
q. A. EIC0LIS,
General Superintendent.
Reading. April Is. 1870.
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UoncenIrAIed Lye,
Fins sponges
SPICES. CORN STARCH s. BIRD SEED
Flolccr and udrden Seeds,
pHILADA. s. READING r. R


Through Route 10 :he Susquehanna
TIME Shamokin & 1revortcn Railroad
L. being completed, through route Il
opened between Iiern6on ton The susqne
hanna Riyer) and philadelphih Trains
will run as follows;
-.. EASTWARD.
No. ! Passenge, leaves Trevorion 10
a m; shamokin 8 40 M; arrives at Phil
adelphia at 90 p m.
No. 3 Passenger leaves Herndon at 0 80
M; Trevorion 10 OF m,: Shamok 10
q 55 o m,; arrives a. Phila at q 45 p m
No. o mixed, leaves IIerndon at o 40
Trevorton l2 M; Shan okin ~ 81 p N. :;
arrives at Pottsville at G 10 pm.
WESTWARD.
No. 2, Passenger. Leaves Philadelphia
8 10 am; shamokin 4 90 pm; Trevorton
4 80 IN; arrives nj lierndon at 8 25 p NJ,
No. &, mixed, Leaves Ashland at I 80
m; Sbanokin o 80 am arrives at IRE
vorion 10 81 am; Herndon IL 20 p m.
No. 10. mixed, Leaves Ashland al 3 90
pm; Sbamokin 4 SO p m; arrives al
Trevorton at g so p m.
Passenger trains Nos. I aud 8 make
connection at Reading for Allentown. .New
York. Lebanon. Harrisburg, Columbia
and Lancaster. rsT
Passengers arriving In shamokin via
MGR W. about 10 q ~, can sonneci with
No q Passenger, at 10 % N. for Phila,
delpbia and intermediate points. Those
arriving on The N @ RW Passenger train
~ ~ 10 noon, can connect with No. 8,
which leeves 8 hamokI1 a ~ 81 for Ash
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There isa man in the vicinity Of Co.
dnr Keys, Florida, who has twenty
two children living. I he family SUI :
siSt principally on f.h an oysters.
They have never had plate nor a cur
aud saucer in thclr house. In lieu oi
cups they use courds and shells. They
help themselves TO the cooked fish or
oysters from common large dish
snd each member Of tho family use,
his or her own jack.kuire for that pnr-
pose. Those articles of diet are spread
IN corn bread, which tho- make them
selves, and then they consume the pa,c
as well aS the food on it In this way
tho washing Of dishes iswlolly obvia,et
The family are all h,aIihy aud are more
robust than graceful.
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FARMERS
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FOR THE

IoN
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season TO which is added collection o.
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from Len BartieH, Warner. ". IT,
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think it Tar ahead of snylhin. OF the kind
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ew BOSTON. nAss.
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4 young lady met in c mpany o
young gentleman who evidently ha1
IN excellent opinion of himself Du-
ring conversation he introduced the
subject of matrlmony, and eXpa,iatod
ut length upon The Kind of wife he ex-
rcctcd TO marry, that is. if ever be
should take the decisive step, The
honored lady must be wealthy, beauii-
FIJI, accomplished, amiable, etc etc.
His listener quietly waited until he
had ended, and then completely con-
founded him by asking in the coolest
possible manner, "And pray, sir,
what have you TO offer in return for
all this = The young man s,ammcr-
81, reddeued a little. and walked away
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pos'T MIND THE PATCU Don't be
a.bsmed. ny lad, IL you have n patch on
your elbow. 1t speaks well Of youI
Industrious mother. For our part, We
would rather see dozen patches or
your jacket, than TO hear one proiau,
or vu!aor word escape your lips NJ
90 d boys will sbuu you because you
cannot dress as well Us yonr compau.
ions and If bad boys somtimes laugh
at your appearance, say nothing, my
lad, but walk on. We know many o
rich mar who was once a. poor as you.
There is our next door neighbor il
par,icG'ar-pow one Of our weaithiest
incn-hc told us, short time since
that when child he was glad to re-
cicvc the cold potatoes from his neigh
ior's table. lie good. my hoy. aud il
you oTe pnor YOU will tc respected Il
great deal more than il you were the
son Of a rich man, aud were addicted
TO bad habits Oi'rc Branch
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\ family in Florida lost their little
boy, and they advertised tor him in the
daily paper That worry afternoon an
alligator crawled up cut of the swamp
aud died on the front doorstep In
his stomach was found handful OF
red hair, some bone buitons, n glass
alley, baAss harrelcd pistol, Sunday
school book, aud u pair of check pants
The Advertisement did it-at least so
the editor says. lis ofUo use for any
alligator that has committed a crime
10 defy the power ofa press. The
editor says he will fetch them right up
out OF the bottom Of the Pueitc ocean
II il is necessary.
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CRorsE 8 BEsFER, Proprletors.


A TouOH STORY.-An old fellow
who never yielded the palm to ans
one rea,iug knotty yarn, was pu; to
his tlumrs at hearing traveller state
that once he saw brick house place. d
upon runners aud drawn up n hill tn =
more favorable location, some half y
mile distant.
90. fudge sail the old man. "
once saw two-s'ory stone house.
down cast, drawn by oxen three
miles"
a dead silence cnsuei. ,;"he oil
mtn evidently hrd the worst end Of IT,
aud saw it. Gathering bis encrgie.
he hi, of n hugh bit of pig tail. by
way Of gaining time for Thought; "thcy
drawcd he stone house." sad the old
man. ejccting a quantity Of tobacco
juice towards The fire place d" but that
wasn't the worst of the job---ar'or
they'd done that, they went hack an
drawcd the cellar
The stranger gave in.
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EEnrsiAsM QUENcurD.--Ata an en-
thusiastic religious meeting omoue
the negroes in Blount county. Icr-
ncssCe, last week, when the morncr'.
bench was crowded with pcnitcnt>
rrcuuing in agony, orc Of them sa-
Tie dnmscl OF e'e!anliuc Proportions.
sTrans to her feet, CRYING:
GLORY, ltIllc!njah l.or' bress de
lamb. I've got religion Ior' it'd.
Tiger had the wings Of u June bugs
sho'j fly right to llcbtonl'
Her enthusiasm wa, checked at that
jurc'Gre ty matter of fact sister who
raised her head aud brought the new
c1nv'tts thou hts back from the ideal
t. The real thusly:
"Iou fool !nigGer,whai do you mean ,
u you had juno bugs wings. don I
ron know wn'dpccker'd gobble you
. !vrc you got half mile T.
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KNOW 20 the printers hour OF
peace: Know ye an hour more irough;
with joy than ever felt by the Maid
of Greece, when kissed by Veuus' au-
orous boy 'Iis not whSD news OF
solemn note, his colamus all with sad.
ness Ill, nor yet when brother printer,
quote the ctiusion of his bluni-wol n
quill. But o, It's when the weaiher's
fair. or clad in ram, or hail or vapor,
I've come topay you Tor my paper. ."
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Poor PREACH. An Indian who
had been converted and commenced
preaching, upon being asked how much
lie was paid, replied, " Fifty cents for
each sermon
That's mighty POOR pay" said his
friend.
Yes said the Indian, shaking his
head lLoughtiully, " but mighty poor
preach
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A servant living in the country was
directed to got the mail. After her
return her mistress inquired:
Did you get the naiI?' She au-
swered z" Faith, mum, l did nc, for
you forgot to tell me whether 1t was
Indian mail or corn mail that you
wanted"
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SAMUEL FAl' ST,
Merchant Tailor,

Has just received an entire new stock OF
CLOTHS. CASSlMEREs & VESTINGS,
all Of superior quality which he is pre-
pared to make up IN the best style and on
shor, notice. He alec keeps Brown and
white french Yoke Linen Shirts. and gen
eral assortment of genllemens' Furnishing
Goods, ell OF which he offers TO the public
at very reasonable prices.
Call at my place on Pine Street, between
Eckberi's corner and the bridge, Sellns-
Grove, Pa. Juue 4, 1s6s--tf.
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"well, Alick, how's your brother
Ike getting alopg?"
Oh, Grst-rate; he's got good
start 10 the world-msrricd o widow
UkA has aau~~ <.A;ll-. n
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KILL THE DEAMON OF PAIN. VOL.
IN colts Pain Paint removes pain in
sisntly. and heals old Ulcers. Wolcott's
Annihilaios cures Caiarrh, Bronehitis end
Cold In the head. Sold BY all Drugglsts,
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DlLES.-A Missionary, who had suffered
l. 22 years with Piles, was cured. aud
will send the receipt free.
Rkv. FOSTER DIX, Jersey City, N. J.
Feb saw.
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CtOSGRANE HALL HOTEL.
VETEE EGOCP, Proprietor,

West Beaver Twp, Snyder Co, pa.
TAKE Notice that have purchased Cos
grave Hall Hotel. whore | Am a.ways pre-
pared TO accommodate Droters, Strangers,
and Travellers.
shall he liberal in my charges and en-
deayor to use everybody we'll who favor-
me with his custom. II you nre hot salts
led, no charges. Give me call.
April. 'tTf.
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TAMEs k DAVIS HOTEL.
pOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR
ID STRUGGLES & TRlUNpHS OF
u. II. BARNUNI

Written by Himself In one large Octave
Volume nearly SEQ Pages Printed 10
Gugiish aud German. 33 Elegant Full page
Engravinrs Il Cmbraccs Forty Years
Recollcoiion- Of biz Busy life. as a Mcr-
chant. Manager. Brnkcr. Lecturer. aud
Snowman. No book published so acccpta-
hlc to all classes. Every ono winis il .---
Agents average from 80 to loo sub cribers
. week. We offer extra inducements. III
uslratcd Catalogue and terms to Agents
sent free. J u. BURR & Co.
Publishers. Hartford, Conn.
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vsiy BOOT & SHOE MANuFACTOY.
kES Always up 80 tlniol

to the citizens Of Mddlchurg and vicinity,
that he will continue To manufacture
MEMS sTOGA.
KIP and FINE BOOTS.
Women aud Ckilrcn's SHOES.
And in short eve ryIhiug in his line. in the
latest style aud ut low prices. Work made
to order NJ the shortest notice. Give him q
call before going elscNbere.
HIRAM SCHwENK.
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lu'l ara compleie STOCK OF
CLOTHS PLAIN AND FANCY
CASSlMER rs, ,COTTONADES,
JEANS, Sc, &c.
COAL OF ALL KINDS!
Groceries. Queensware, Hardware, Willow.
ware. Ccdarware. Glassware. sc.
All Of which having been bought rsry lor
for CASH will be sold at very small profits,
Our motto is quick sales and smqH profits.
We also fny the highest market prices
for nll kinds Of grain.
WHEAT, RYE. CORN,
OATS and SEED.
We are prepared also TO store goods. NJ a
small charge and 10 doa general Commission
and Forwarding business.
We hope that the public generally will
i've us call AS we believe il Is 10 their
interest 10 do so before purchasing else
where. Give US trial.
W. Y. WAGEESl LLER,
NJ. l.. WAGENSELLER
May 9.'G7, II
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VIII kuit 10000 Stitches in one



minute,
md do perfect work. leaving every knot on
the inside Of the work. II will knit n pair
Of stockings (any si7cl in less than half On
hour. IL will knit close or opcr. plain or
ribbed work, with any Kind OF coarte or
Inc wooden yarn. or cotton. silk or linen.
II will knit n stockings with double heel aud
toe. drawers. hoons, sacks. smoking caps
comforts, purses, muils. fringe. afglans,
nuhins, underslccycs. millens. ska ling cnp.
lamp wicks mois, cord, uudorshirts. shaw l.
jackets, crrjle bankeie. lcggns. wristers.
suspenders. tides. lippets, iufted work,
and in fact and endless variety Of articles
In every day use, as well as for ornament.
From SD ID $50 per day
can be made by any one with the American
knitting Machine, knitting stockings. &C.
wh,le expert operators can even make more
knitting faecy work. which always com
mmanis ready sale. A PERSON can read.
ily knit from twelve to fifteen pairs Of
stockings pc" day. the profit on which will
be not less lhau ioriy cents rer pair
f FARMERS
can sell their WOO. at only forty TO fifty
cents per pound but by getting the wool
made into yarn nj small expense. and
knitting il into socks. two or three dollars
per pound may he realized. On receipt of
sg5 we will iorwasd machine ms ordered
We wish to procure active agents in ev-
cry section Of The United States & Canadas,
TO whom the most liberal inducements will
be offered. Address
American Knitting Machine Co..
Febl7wil Boston. Mass, or ST. Louis, Mo.
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Cunocn & BROTHER

Would respectfully announ.e to the
people Of Snyder County and the public,
morally. that they have just secured,
and will constantly keep on hand and for
sale, very extensive assortment Of
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Ayers Cathartio Pill.
For sn the purposes d a rans 4
Medioiuo.

Perhaps no ono fnc,'..
cino IL 20 universally re-
Quired by everybody rs
q catharticb nor wns evcr
any before - universal.
" adopted Into use, In
every country anil among
all classes, rs this mild
but oi1cicnt purgnflve
ptft. Tho obvious rev.
son IL, that u IL q more 10.
liable and far moro uirc1-
tual remedy than any
xnal.or Thaln NHln haY1]