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\ F}tli Rttftf
(Dr. Keyser il n Physician of over
Thirty Years experience, and
graduate of the Jefferson Medical
College, and Of the University of
Medicine and Surgery of Phila-
.delphia.)
Mr.. IL. 7. HELMBoLD:
Dear ISir-In regard to the question asked
me as to my opinion about Buchu, i would
say have seen and used every form of Buchu
the powdered leaves, the simple detection,
tincture, fluid extracts-and l am not cognl-
zant of any preparation of that plant at all
equal to yours. Thirty years experience
ought. think. to give me the right to judge
of its merits. and without prejudice or, par
TALLY give yours precedence over all others
have cured with it. and seen cured with
il, more diseases of the bladder and kidneys
than l have ever seen cured with any other
Buchu. or any other proprietary compound Of
whatever name.
Respectfully yours, etc,
GEo. b. KEysER, NJ. d.
40 Wood street, Pittsburg, Pa.
August IL, 1865.
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A Young Indy Cured of st. VItus'
Dance and SyphiIftic Affection.
DANvmLE, Pa, April II, 1866.
DR.. Helmbold:

papers, / concluded to try your medicine for
my daughter, who is Just verging into woman
hood, and who has been troubled with St. VII
tus' dance, besides syphilitie affection and
n nervous twitching of ner body for upward
of three years, greatly TO our distress. / gave
it to her regularly for three weeks; she i'm
proved under its use, and concluded to give
il a thorough trial. This was about ten
months ago. She had not consumed the
whole amount before n cure was effected, but
she continued to use it up TO six months
since, at which time she has entirely recov
cred from these distressing affections. Feel
ing grateful for the benefit derived, have
been prompted TO send this certificate.
Very respectfully, yours,
JAMES e. DOWNING.
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Depot nj foot of Main street.
Ticket Office. 2371S Main street. one door
AO''" - ''"' JAS. Y0NGE. Gen'l Sup't.
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THOMAS J. BENNETT.
RKFERsTo

REv. WV. COGGswKLL. Westport. Conn.
J. l.. q. Cannon, Druggist. Westport. Conn.
II. l.. WHEELER. Esq., MestpOrt, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL. Esq, Westport, Conn.
DR. WAEENkN. Reading. Conn
X, w. RoBINsoS. Wholesale Druggist. New
York City.
And many others. If necessary.
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City and County of New York, S..

Jlty anu OOunIy OF NbW lOfh1 Be-.
John II. Wygant, being of the village Of
Hackensack, County Of Bergen, New Jersey,
being duly sworn. deposes and says that the
foregoing is true to his knowledge
lSignedl JOHN II. WYGAYT.
Sworn to before me this 9th day of April,
1870.
[Signedl JOHN G. KEARNEY.
Commissioner Of Deeds, New York City and
County, 3 Chambers street. New York.
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UNITED STATES HOSPITAL.

UNITED STATES HOSPITAL.
SALISBURY. N. c.. March 10, 1868.
II. T. HKLNBoLD, ESQ.,. Philadelphia, Pa:
Dear Sir wish you to send me one dozen
of your Sarsaparilla Extract. and half dozen
of your Rose Wash
Allow me to say that your preparations are
very satisfactory. not only to the practitioner,
but also to the patient; and / shall endeayor
to bring them to universal use in this part OF
the country.
Please forward these medicines again, as
before, @. o. D., per express.
am. very respectfully, yours.
M.F. A. HOFFMAN.
Surgeon in Charge of Hospital.
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Henry r. HelmboId's
Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.

nv I'LL radically exterminate from the sy stem
w scrofnla, syphilis. Fever Sores, Ulcers
Sore Eyes, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth, Sore Head
Bronchitis, Skin Diseases, Salt Kheum, Oankers
Running from the Ear. White Swellings, Tumors
Cancerous Affections, Nodes, Ricketts,, GlandulaI
Swellings, Night Sweats, Rash, letter, Humor'
Of all kinds, Chronic Rheumatism, Dyspepsia
and all diseases that have been established in the
system for years.
BEING PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR rIIE ABOVE COM
PLANTS, ITS BLOOD PURIFYING PkoPERTiEs ARR
GREATER THAN ANY OTHER PREPARATION OF sAKsA-
PARILLA. 1T GIVES THE COMPLEXION A CLEAR AMI
HEALTHY COLOR AND RESTORES THE PATIENT TO A
STATE OF HEALTH AND PURITY ron PURIFYING THI
BLOOD, REMOVING ALL CHRONIC CONSTITUTIONAL DIS
EASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF THE nLooI
AND THE ONLY RELIABLE AND EfFEcTuAL KNOWN
REMEDY FOR THE CURE or PAINS AND swELLINGs
OF THE BONES, ULcERATIoss OF THE THR0Ar AMI
LEGS, BLorcHEs, PIMpLEs ON THEFAcE, ERYsiPELAs
AND ALL scALY ERUPrIoEs OF THE SKIN, AND BEUri-
FLYING THE COMPLEXION. QaeN
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Bed-wetting in Children
Now York State Volunteer Institute,

Cor. Fifth ave. and seventy-sixth street.
ef Central Park.
"a Home and School for the Sons of Deceased
Soldiers. t
DIR. II. 7. HELMB0LD--Twob bottles only
of the package of your valuable Buchu pre-
sented to the Institute have been used by the
children, and with perfect success; In the
case of our little Lieutenant A. j.. his PRIDE
is no longer mortified, and he Is free from the
daily merning anathemas of the chambermaid
who has charge of the bedding. feel that a
knowledge of the result Of our use OF, your
Buchu with the children under our charge
may save many superintendent and Matron
of Boarding Schools and Asylums q great
amount of annoyance and many apoor child,
may be spared punishment that is mot know
ing il as weakness instead of bad habit
most unjustly inflicted upon them. Thanking
you on behalf of the children. and hoping
others may be alike benefited, sf
am respectfully yours.
% III ~ IL Col. YOUNG.
General Superintendent and Director.
June IL, 1866.
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TESTIMONY.

Permanent cure OfGraveI OfTweIve
Years Standing - stone Passed
and To be Seen.
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Cry HALL, Mayors OFFICE, RAILWAY. N. j.
.r,ff..,l, December s, 1862
This will certify that / am personally ac-
quainted with ii. NJ. Freeman, and am cog
infant of the facts set forth in the above state
lures are thereunto attached are all known to
me.
1 am, veryrespectfully. yours.
JOHN +. WHITNEY,
Mayor of Railway. N. J.
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Cure OF severe Case of syphilis.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 81. 1866.
Dr.. HELnBoLD:

Sir-Some twelve months since contracted
the syphilis, and not knowing then its nature
paid but little attention TO il until | was
alarmed by largo sores appearing on my face,
in my throat. / then applied TO physician,
who recommended mercury. | followed his
advice, and was under his treatment four
months. and did not receive any benefit; on
the contrary, became worse, as my system
was debilitated from the effects of the mer-
curry, and the disease was not eradicated, as II
would break out in different parts Of my body.
so, and am pleased TO inform you that / am
once more we'll, and feel confident that /
should not have been so had not used your
Extract Sarsaparilla and Rose Wash.
Truly yours. W. NJ. You've.
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Certificate of Distinguished Midwife.

Certificate of Distinguished Midwife.
PHILADELPHIA, August IS. 1863.
II. T. HELNBoLD:
Sri have used your EXTRACT BUcHU with
many Of my patients and can speak Of ID in
the highest terms in every case, and consider
it valuable remedy. and one that should be
in the hands Of every midwife.
Very truly. yours.
RKBEccA STANTON. NJ. ID.
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Dear Sir-In November, 1863. my son. aged
SCALP disease, and after using various medi-
cines by advice Of seven different physicians,
10 no purpose, / was advised by q friend TO
try your Extract of Sarsaparillh, aftcr using
three bottles of which, the child Is almost on
tirely cured-the disease of the head having
all disappeared, and the specks on the eyes
diminishing daily. l shall continue to use
your Extract and cheerfully recommend 1t to
others us n safe family medicine.
Yours truly. JAMES ID. LAHEY,
OF the firm of Theodore Megargee 4 Co.. and
Decatur street.
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Cure Ofa Case OfStricture Of Eleven
Years Standing.
WILMINGTON, October 90, 1866
Mr.. Helmbold:

MIR. Helmh0ld:
SRI have for eleven years been suffering
from n structure of the uretha, and under
treatment of different physicians the whole
time. who were continually using various
remedies land all of them very painfuD,
without any permanent good they would re-
lieve me for few days, and then | would be
as bad as ever. Seeing your advertisement, l
thought | might obtain relief from your Ex-
tract of Buchu. / purchased some, and its
persevere, and, by following your advice, /
am now entirely well, and consider that. had
it not been for your valuable medicine. l
should have been compelled to suffer all my
life.
Accept my thanks, and / shall recommend
ysur medicine wherever think itks required.
Yours, very respectfully,
CHAs. ii. MARTIN.
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Disease Of tse bladder and Govt OF
the Kidneys Cured.

II. T. HELMBoLD-I consider thy COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU one of the best medi-
zines for Diseases Of the, Kidneys and Blad.
the Kidneys, and | was entirely cured by the
use of six. Respectfully, thy friend,
s. NJ. JOHNSON.
Burlington. N. j. May. 1858.
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ACase of Twenty-Five Years. Standing
PHILADELPHIA, PA, June %, 1867.
Ii. Il HELMnoLp. Druggist:

b 81
II. I. HELMBoLD. Druggist:
Dear SRI have been sufferer for over
twenty years with gravel, bladder and kidney
affections, during which time l nave useu
der the treatment Of the most eminent ply
sicians, experiencing but little relief.
Having seen your preparation extepsivey
advertised, consulted my family physician
in regard to using your Extract Buchn.
/ did this because l had used all sinds OF
advertised remedies and had found them
worthless. and some quite injurious; IN fact.
| despaired Of ever getting well. and deter
mined to use no remedies hereafter unless
knew of tho ingredients. II was this that
prompted me to use your remedy as you
advertised that ii was composed OF buchu,
cu5ebs and juniper berries, II occurred to me
and myphysician as an excellent compintn;t u
the article, and consulting. again with the
druggist, concluded to try It,. L commenced
to use il about eight months ago, at which
time was confined to my room. !,
From the first bottle was astonished ana
gratified at the beneficial effect. and after
using it three weeks was able to walk out. l
felt much like writing to you full statement
of my case at the time. but thought my I'm,
provement might only be temporary, and
therefore concluded to defer, and sec, # i
would effect q perfect cure. knowing that II
would be of greater value to you and more
satisfactory to me.
/ am now able to report that a cure is af-
fected after using the remedy for five months.
/ have not used any now for three months,
and feel as we'll in all respects as ever did,
Your buchu being devoid of any unpleasant
taste and odor, nice tonic and invigorator
Of the system, / do not mean to be without i
whenever occasion may require iis use on such
occasions. M. MCCORMICK. 4
Should any doubt Mr.. McCormick's state
ment, he refers to the following gentlemen:
Hoy. WM. BIGLER, ex-Goy. of Pennsylyania
Hon. THos. b. FLORENCE, Washington, DC.
Hon. JIG. KNOX, ex-Judge, Philadelphia.
|. Hon. J. S. BLACK. ex-Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. d. r. PORTER, ex-Gov. ofPennsylvania'
Hon. ELLIS LEWIS, ex-Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. X. G. GRIER, Philadelphia.
Hon. q. w. WOODWARD. ex-Judge, Phila.
Hon. W. A. PoRTER, Philadelphia:
Hon. JOHN BIGLER, ex.Gov. of California.
Hon. II. BANKS, Washington. d. G., 2.
And many others, if necessary.
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Certificate of Jas. ID. Lahey, of the
Firm of Theodore Megargee a. Co.,
Paper Manufacturers.
DIR. II. 7. HrLnHoLD :

PHrLADELrHIA. December 9. 1884,
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From the Principal Physician OF
the Sanitary InlrnRry OF the
state of Louisiana.
PARISH La FoURoHE, La, April %. 1870.
II. L. HELMBoLD, ESQ.,:

Dear SRI have in my practice used lin
the majority of cases where diseases of the
of Buchu, and can confidently say that have
never known it to be used without the great
est beneficial results. 1 have consulted pa
tients after partaking Of il, and they inyaria;;
bly, confirm my statement. i am satisned
that the preparation is an established fact,
convincngly proved by the practical test OF
long experience. Yours, respectfully.
JOHN b. G. GAZZ0, M. ID.
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ipr LOCK HAVEN. Pa. October II. 1857.
Mr.. .HELMBoID-My wife has been afflicted
with the letter for eight years. She tried nu-
merous remedies without effecting n cure.
She took your Extract Sarsaparilla and six
bottles completed a cure. M. TOWNSEND.
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H. II. HELMBOLD'S
EXTRACT BGGHT

In all their stages, at little expense, little or no
change in diet, no Inconvenience, aud no expo
sure. II causes frequent desire and gives
strength to Urinate, thereby removing obstruo-
tons, Preventing and Curing Structures Of the
Uretha, allaying Pain aud Inflammation, so fire.
quent in this class Of diseases, aud expeling all
Poisonous matter.
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From n Practitioner of 20 Years.
Experience.
Mr.. HELxRorD

Sir-Having a very bad case Of elect TO pre-
scribe for, concluded TO use your Extract Blu
chu and Rose Wash. | am pleased 10 inform
you that its action was entirely satisfactory
and exceeded my expectations. / have pre-
scribed your Buehu in affections of the Blad-
der and Kidneys with the same gratifying re-
suit,
Truly yours, EDWARD l.. SHAW. NJ. ID.
New York, April II, 1865.
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Cure of BLADDER and Kidney Ahec'
lions of Long Standing-StOne
Passed ana TO be Seen.

wEsTPoRr. Coxx., September 8. 1859.
II. T. Helmbold. Esq:
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Cor. Fifth ave. and seventy-sixth street.
Central Park.
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June &c. 1867.
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xhc Apportionment B,n.

Last Friday the apportionment Bill
was presented to the State Senate BY
the committee and 1t is, as We expcct-
cd 1t would be, fine specimen Of
Democratic eerrymandering Should
the bill pass, 10 It's present shape, the
Democrats will hayo a majority Of
three in the Senate and six In the
House. This result would, no doubt.
be exceedingly gratifying to the De-
mocracy, and truly satisfactory to tho
rccreant Republicans in this district
who gave the control of the Senate to
onr enemies. But, fortunately. the
Republicans still have a majority on
joint ballot and can prevent the pas
sage OF This iniamously partisan bill
The debate which followed its intro
duction brought out some Startling
facts, which every fair.minded citizen.
whs,cver his politics, should study.
Mr. Rutan. in tl,e'course Of his re-
marks gave the following facts:
" Undcr tho pcudinE bill, there arr
Democratic Assembly districts. aver
aging 600 taxahles. while u Rspul.
lean averaged $500. requiring 1906
'norc taxahlcs In elect u Republ-
can than is required to elect prn..
ucrat; ~ Republicans would each rep.
rcscui 5,luO votes. and j3 Democrat.
woald each represent , 800, l.0Dl
more votes beiug required to elect {
Repubhvan than is required to elect O
Democrat Each republican would
under this act, represent 1880 vote,
and each Democrat lj.s00. which
would be practically diSFanchisip.
52,OoO votes. At preAon. TO Rcpub
leans represent pa 200, and 16 Dem
oera,s 26S,000. and the bill OF lS6-
gave more to the minority than th,
minority now proposes to give to thu
majority"
The bill disposes Of sundry district
hcreabou;s as follows:
.Srrcntenh. Clinton, Union, Nor
thumberland and Monlour, one Sena
Tor.
7trsniy- Second Suyder, Juniatu
Miifliu, Ceutre and Perry. one Seua
tor.
Snyder. Union and Lycoming vii
form one Representative District, bu
will have only two Representative
instead of three as formerly.
How do ron Ike it?
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RoweH If Co.'S advertisements.
-.............
WAAV'EaAM
w A n G. hi H. s

The OK tcns,yo use of these watches for tho
last fifteen years bv Railway Conductors, Engi.
neers and Exprcssmen, the most exactlng Of
watchmakcrs, has thoroughly demonstrated the
strength, stoadincss. durability and accuracy
Of the waltham Watch. To satisfy that class
in all these respects Il TO decide tho question as
to the real value o these time keepers.
More than 100000 of these watches are now
speaking for them selves In tho pockets Of tho
people-a proof and guarantee oftkeir superi-
ority over all others.
Tho superior organization and great extent Of
the Comp1ny's Works at waltham, enables
them to produce watches az price which ren.
ders competition futile, and those who buy any
other watches merely pay from % to 90 per cent.
more for their watches then Is necessary,
These time pieces combine every improve.
ment that a long experience has proved OF real
practical use. Having had the refusal Of near.
ly every invention in watch making ori.dnat in (
IN this country or 10 Europe, only those wese
finally adopted which severe testing By the
most skilrull artisans In our works. and long
use on tho part u the public, demonstrated to
be essential 90 correct and enduring time keep.
ing.
Among the many improvements We would
partlcuiarize
The invention and use Of n centre pinlon OF
peculiar construction, to prevent damage 20 the
train by tho Oroakago OF main.sprlngs, IS orig.
inal With the American Watch Company. who,
having had the refusal of Il all other contrivan.
ccs. adonted foggs patent pinion as being the
best and laHltlegs
Hardened and tempered hair springs now u.
uiversally admitted 6y Watch makers 70 be the
best, are used In all grades Of Walthim watches
| All WalthaIn Watches have dust proof caps,
! protecting the r'ovemeni from dust. ind lessen.
| n % q ~ hp
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restriction which now keeps forty
thousand men 10 idleness.
Si,M. The officers of tAis company
will be glad to appear at any time or
place, before committee Of you bon
orablo bodies, to be examined touch.
any matter connected with the pres
ent suspension, and to furnish to sucl,
committee documentary or other proc
that may throw light apon tho sub
ject. ..
AN of which is most respectfully
Submitted.
l FRANK B. GowEy. Pres
! PHILADELPHIA. March !. 1871.
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will supplant thosc Of machinery 7;
towns be deertcd by beggarcd popu-
la,ous, and grass grow in former busy
thoroughiares.
Then. if not before, the people will
realize what are some Of the laws Of
tiade and Of labor, and ibe prepared to
say, at the ballot box. those Laws shall
no longer be violated.
But il .hovld not be forgotten by
those disposed TO embark in cntcrpris
es 80 inviting as now presented by al.
most cvry stream and valley and hili,
that the tariff and free trade questions
are no. now, rs formerly determined hy
party lines The war aroused the
minds of the people and they no long.
ct follow leaders, hut think for them
selves on all subjects.
Prntertionists and FREQ traders arc
not confined to the ranks Of either o
the present National parties. and b,
! j. misiaken who may say that 'h'
late victory achieved in this State b,
the democratic party. was one OF free
trade. Free trade was no more |
question than he ubolishmcnt Of thu
Sabbath. One would prevail about n
readily a. the Other.
The people require no argument II
convince them that y rolcy thu
strengihrncd all nur matcrlal irercsl' :
sustained our Natinnnl credit ih'ou.
= protrac,cd internal war aud rriten
ed our National curreucv at its clos
M gave general prosperity. could no
hc aweak policy il time Of reace." "
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Dwelling House.

a LARGE BANK BARN and all necessary
owbuildines, good water convenient for all
purposes. large
ASRC-e ORCHARD,
containing choice grated fruit, &c. he
farm i. under good fence. naturally fertile
and highly productive is in healthy
country about three miles from Sclins
grove and tive miles from Shamok'n Dam
ou The west hank OF The Susquehanna rivei
lis convenient to Markets. Railroads, Ca.
mails. Churches aud Schools,
! viii be sold on easy terms, and possession
given Immediately if desired. For further
particulars inquire Of the subscriber on tb,
premises.
Capt. JOHN Helm.
Monroe twp, June S, 1870.
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Address q: President Gowen

President Goweu, OF the Reading
Railroad. has issued formal and
lengthy address to the Legislature.
setting forth the history and causes
OF the present attitude Of the carrying
companies end operators toward the
Miners Association We extract the
following:
The real questions at Issue between
the railroad campanies, coal operators,
aud manufacturers on the one side
and the Workingmen's Benevolent
Association on the other, are the fol.
lowing: .y.
First, Shall the supply and the de-
mand regulate as well the price oi
coal as of other commodities. and the
public be allowed to purchase fuel nt
as low prices as those who produc. it
are willing 10 sell for. even down to s2
per ton at Port Carbon, and 81 per ton
at Elizaboibport or Shall tho Work
ingmen's Benevolent Associatio n.
be permitted, by an unlawful comb-
nation to keep the price always up Ia
at least SO per ton at Port Carbon and
So per ton Mt Port Elizabeth?
Second, Shall pcaceab!e hboring
meu in the coal region, on railroad
aud canals, and at our large manu'ac-
turing establishments, be permitted to
work peacefully, at wages eulirr Y sat.
istactory TO themselves. or shall the,
be kept in idlcncss, heir families in
want, and the entire industry ~ whole
communities be paralyzed by the de-.
cree of few misguided lcader. Of a
secret association
Third, Shall the owners Of collcries
who have invested large amounts o.
money 10 an uncertain aud precariou.
occupation, be permitted TO manage
and control their own business, ol
must they continue in the future, II,
they have done in he past year. un.
der the dictatioD OF their own employ
ees, as TO when and how they shal
work their mines, whom they may cm
pioy or discharge, and as to the mos
trivial detaile Of the daily routine 0
collierv management?
Fourth. This company is prepared
10 trasport 10000 tons Of coal po
week; and, with equipment ready ant
expenses incurred for such tonnag,
it cannot bo expected to transpor
1900 tons per week at the same rat
Per ton rs il woald carry week.,
product Of 10000 tons. There ha
been no violation Of its character i,
the recent advance of rates auG when
/. ever the Workingmcn's Beneyoleu
Association will permit it' members /,
20 to work at. The wages which tte,
themselves agreed to take, che rates o
tolls and transportation will at once b.
reducsd.
f,ffk There is no danger of a coa
famine Ny tbs aid OF some very sen
satioual articles 10 few OF the New
Yosk papers. the dealers who sell BY
tho peck and bushel 10 tSst city hav,
succeeded 10 ,extoring from Ire pool
large price for very small amoc cuI
OF coal. There is no scarcity excep,
10 und arosnd New Work., aud when
navigation opens the surplss stock
in Philadelphia can -bs scut TO New
York. Added 10 this, the oars and
engines from the Anthracite carrying
iiues can bs cent 10 the bitumiSo Gus
eoal-heids. and large supply Of sbs
Iatter fuel furnished at liija-vstsr.
kxceptlng the owners Of bIssk fnrnp,
COS, 20 one need suffer for (lrao b
isel pouths cd Il d bslisved tBai
eeVoN ehst tl1l6 4lDes eounjsIo wilI
have p'spolled; = ~ - ,ssl; ssd
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