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Let us JovcIoiV our iron and coal
mines for iri them, "there U real wealth
wealth far greater anil more Jsiru- 1
ble than in deposits of go'd and of
silver. The latter, indeed add nothing
to the wealth of the nation ; they are
tsimnlv arhitrarv renreseutatives of
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value. It is safe to" say that 'lor every
dollar. of silver and okI taken out of
American mines, two dollars have been
expended. But iron and coal repre
sent intrinsic value. They ar? thu
equivalents of true wealth, and they
abound in this country almost to an
unlimited, extent. There can be little
doubt that the United States h dos
fined to be : the iron couutry of the
world. ( .
This conclusion is warranted by
knowa and irresistible facts.
It is now known that Sweden has
yastdeposits of iron, but no coal. She
.must, therefore, export ore "or import
coal. In Italy, Spun ani Algiers',
oro is abundant, but it must be expor
ted for want of coal. Iu HusAta there
is also lack of coal, and the production
of iron is dependent upon the uncertain
prodactidtt-' of. cthaftjoal. ' BefciuW has
coal and ore, tut the quantity of the
foribehria s Jituitedi that no espansion
ot production tor export 13 possible,
and in-rde to stif plyi her own wantf,'
the importation of coal has become
necc3sary. Coil and ore have Ions
been imported by France; the home
supply beinj; cstromely inaicrjate t
the demand of her minurnc'orie?-
Prussia has. both only, iu -sufficient
quantities to supply the hw demand.
Thaa, Great Britain, of all the nations
of Eiiropei !is the only' couutry u-LU-h
has coal and iron in sufficient quanti
ties to supply her own wants and pre
mit the exportation of iron. ' "
It is stated, we pre so me upon cta'
lihed data, that two firth.- of ihi iron
export of Great Britain h brought
into the United States tp supply vthp
deficiency in our own production.
This deficiency should not lo'ng cxi.st
tnd probably it will not. A Writer
wht; "hai given the r tabject close
Investigation says that our faculties are
now increasing so rapidly' that the
current twelve months may place us
entitelr independent of Great Britain
on this score. jDdced.?theiudicatkri
are now that our iron will soon seek a
foreign 'market, and be sought Afor,
as is already the case with our steel.
The. fStatistfcs of (be rcoal trado?in
this country indicate a most satisfactory
progress in manufactures and com
merce. Since.; .1820 "the increase in
the consumption has beeu eteady l.aud
large,. . Previous to that time manufacr
turiog bad hardly cooimenccd here, but
from, thjitr year mamifaeturtri'' ostalr-
liahuicnts bave increased rapidly", nnd
of late years bare pprung - up in all
directions. The following table shows
the progress of mining anthracite coal
io Peonsylrania, and also indicates the
progress ' .which . has bcen made ? in
manufactures ; . ..:-.
YEARS. TOTAL PRODUCTION'.
In 1820. 305 tons
In 1830, ; :. 5 174,7. t
In 1840, S$l$7)
In 1850, 3 358,809
IojlSoO?',1 8;51S,123-,J
In 1870, v :; , , 15,849,800
In 1871, 15,118,407 '
The production of 1872 was larger than
in any previous year. The total pro
duction for the year;aaJ$flQ.lgl7o
ton aiost.j ,10120,784 ? last year.
The total productions of all kinds of
coal"3 for 'trie '8amif'perif5d shows an
increase -over f' iho! previous year of
nearly 5,000,000 tous.
With our exriaustless supplfes of coal
and iron ore, may 8 riot ;tho ' tTfilfed
btatcs ere .toBg'tetrfte ith Great
Uritain for the icon trade of tho
world? 1 'F-A !uJ
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Tho question is frequently asked,
what docs Great Uritain do tvith her
enormous iron product? She manu
facturcs it ,iotOs hard-wa, cutlery,
MacTir!icry;J8he MbHilds of it Biilfifg
vessels and steamers for her own
cbm&ertTe' and that ;of 'other7 countries I
.".'.il' y:''1' i' i' o". ..it. ..''" -
vfKUiit sue. lurnisnes ooutu ivmerica
and the far Kast with5 every artlcfe
oc.:iv, i. in return t'uj tu.v pi otlucts f
jUosc coujitrios, wliieh she ih-iivers
to lie r mm u facta res at first cost- Wc
1 1 m v o 100 tons of ore whore (J! rent
Britain less onn ; vo liuvc an anvi of
co;tl already known oqu il to tlio su; tly
of tho warul Jor J,HJ0 yv:ip, ntnl the
cour.-c of natitro i$ such tint tlie- in.
vot:ti,,. rults will ho in our f.tvor.
0?r Fiwside Friend.
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UI-:sTIXY AMX .VU.VCTMH.
There is no law in human a flair
more immutable and i ntent than tl at . JS
.vhieh connects, by indissoluble bonds,
destiny vcith character. If we would
know what is to befall us, in the tnn t
scte ot the phrase, we must correct y
n.t i-f , ;in f.nr iimirmt phrctt. J".
This .uives theJkey to all our future,
and unlocks secrets which no oracle
can ever reveal. It is riot merely the I
events and "-c1rcnm?tances of our lives
that, are ro largely controlled by our
turnout dispnsitions, though this is true ' tu I X . hitter havo h.v-n :' 7'' K ',',
.a -.1 :ir w in i- t -.1 t 1 aa ' ' '
to an extent that wo rarely ;!i Jreciate. ait tin? aWvo rat.-.
What arc the great events that mark XS S't.dr):;, !y!, 'V':'
the life of the indulgent pleasure
seeker? Sickness. dee:isc and prema
ture decay. Of . the petidthriit '!
Poverty. Of the f-eM-h and mis :rly
Desoktion and lor.eiiness. Of the
faithle.-s and dioneft? The finger
of scorn and a life of disgrace. On
the other Itand, intt -rlty. economy,
and energy deud inevitably to the
most permanent fuccc.-s ; Im iicvoh uce
and oud-will bring, frientls ; tempe
rance and Hood liabit.v are aecompais'.etl
Li? Ii -i'th rind loro1 life. l'.cn the
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most externa! surroundings if iifj are
thu.s tlepeud;it J;ore up',11 it than we cv-
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cr imagine. iai ill-' is ner ma-ie uti u.
event- unit is not " th.; creature !
ciieum.-f.ince.-, " as 'is often a?i rfi--l. j
The trreat rju!ts of life l!
nv 1 ruin
character' not from ecnlitiin j
Different chaiaeter.s Lrin; uut uf the j
;iiue outward events totally nrj-.
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mtlaneholy man look tin the sa n e i
seene iu naturo, Ltit I10W !iff '-reh'tTy hrt
they impressed ! To the one all is Le.-iutv
1 . 1 : . 1. . . . 1 . 1. 1
ana ue.igiH, to u.e uiio.r an 1- :ooiu
and Badness, . , 1
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which vvnn,n. co in .smuui nie we
reap that' which v'u-smv nnd foeietfy is
often to us but a relleetton of our own
nature. The selfish or pr.-.jd, or cold
j ealou s dipct itio a' scire is J a nnoyanc e
dLsappointuient andj pain from tlie
Very fiatne sources whi:h bring love
ttotljyfttjhcibca'it'ior lh$ gentle and
kind. Kvcry characteristic has a
magnetism b' which it draws its like
to itsclf,runfdldtng - from others tUut
v. Iiich is in sympathy with itself, and
and thu.s perpetuating and recreating it.
There are no blessings which may 'not
t.ic changed into evil, no trials or suf.
I
'lnr!s that may not he transformed into
hlessings. Temptation bring ruin to
p fl!J'J trcn?i h to another; not by
its lnnutf rpr but by imtdy cuvolv-
ing the character -that is.trted J'ieamre
a poi.-on tu ene, and healthl'til
and refreshing to another. The hanie
privileges the same dj-ciplinn , will
cause Vine torise to heights of virtue,
and another to sink into weakness and
and shame. . -
Our welfare and our woe do not
arise chiefly from without, put from
withifL fj'ho world i-f but te reileqtion
ol' tbaoul. 1 Lirejs tlc;hi.-itory; not if
event?, but of mind, not of situations,
but of charatcr In that sense we may
look witn confidence into flic future
and predict with certainty what is in
store for., U3 AXhe special and outward
trials and Jciujdatujns sorrow and
pleasures thtit -await us ' we may not
foraec, but their grand results upon
our livcH fdr good or .for " evil, for
blessing or for Woe, : for improvement
or for degeneracy,' we may fearlessly
predict; for ; they est, not upon the
nature of the events themselves, but
upon the character which receives
them arid blendi them into unison '"with
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hi -t H d uliiv tU0'
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1 ro.',.eu:'i
i t! and roli:.he ?,nv prie
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S-i;i 1: Y, io-hioo. lt oTtn-mc .. j-ri.-r r -!u
i -. -1 v -i i 1 : t 1 . ltd oir.j-liojt y and ciri-nfa
i.ijtii to nil r a:,,l(h "-h?!.. it- many 11 eri'.
it a ui.iNer.il . lita wh.vcicr ui.J.atid
'Ti ateji it no id ditlliUid.
IT IS Aid, IT IS 1? i.i'iiTu M 1NT. r.T.
i it. n .iieeriuiiv ani conftler tiy rccom-
mend its u-e to those who aro nntitij a really j
... .... . . . ... i
Koou i i'i' jf .one. uoe, nt ti mw rri-e.
AJr-i. J. I'm Wu.son, lUithiTl'i-rk Park Ttorijcn
Co. N.J.
Prico'of each Machine,' "CLiss A-" "One."
f warranted for llycrcnr hv special ccrtif cate.l
with nil it ftslnrf and rwitjt;i w.,U!r i
iiruo.finif in u. inoiuiiiig tlie fvl l-thrciotio
nrrl!o,packed in a strnnj wooJoi lox. and
delivered to nay tutrt of the country, by rxprr?
Ae of further chargos, on receipt of price, only
five dollars. '' Safo delirery jruarantpod. With
each Macbitio we will sood, on Mveeipt of! sue
i iruu ma new rttUitit
lUlTTO.N 1IOL& WORKKU.
One of the mos't impoit.-int aud useful in
ventions of tho ago. , So simple !nd certain,
that a eliihl can work 'the tincxt button lode
with regularity and case aniboauti-'
ful.
Pi'RCTAb Trnns, and ' rrtn 'in.luccnicnts.to
Mai.k and Fkmm.r Attnt, Store Keepers, Ac'
who will establish aureucie through the country
anil, keep our IN'rw Machines on f.rbfoo and
tuff. County rights jriven to smart ajrents free.
Agent's cimjilpte outfit furnished without any
KXTIIA iII A KitKSi. Su'uiplo'of.io'i.-iii dis'eriptivu
clrouluta contaiuinjf terms, 'testimonials Vti
graving,, Ac. tc,iK!it i?eo. Wo ateu aopplyj )
AO RJClUiTttR A r.' 1 5tTf P.I.KM I-TNTM.'
("Latest Patents and ' improvement for the
Farm and Ourdcn, Mowera, Reapera,Cult. vntor
Feed Cutters, Harrows, i Farm Mills. Plaidu j j
Harvesters, Threashors and all articles r.eede
for Farm work. Karo Seeds, in larpe vario
Norway .Oats, The wonderful multiply
ErtTPTiAw Cont f t per Kundred. Ac.' All in
ey in Post : OBico Money Orders, Kngisterod
tcrs, Drafts or by express, w'Jl be at oud j
and are perfectly secure. Safe' delivery f t v
ouroods are fjuaniu toe J. : , , ,
"An old and respuusiblo firm that sell fhe
bcBood i. tho lowest price, and can be rcliod
upon by our readers. Farmer Jvnrnul
NtHi.:Yrk .... .
Address ordor
. JI3HOMB, .11. HUDSON
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Coiiu-r Greenwich and Cortlaadt Sf
Ayers Cherry Pectoral?!
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, ,
such as Coughs, Colds,' Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.;'
TVnljnblv ticv-r leiVre in me wnoie mi yi
ijii - h i, ...- . l. uniform
tion, an it has ia onie uoiicr kh ....
-JSK'
li;l,Ie protcctir aaiiirtt them. . hUe itptd .toU
,nii,i,.r forins of ihnea.w anl to youn chiiaren, KW
t : .... .A Ai.i.. an., .ktiirnn 9.11
nif. someumeH wiiyeoi. -
elionld la- provhk'il w ith tlurf anti'lote lor mena.
r i 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' " ,.....-.. -. . -
L Allliouh Fettloit onaumption i thoueht lt
cm-uhlc, Hill reat nimihers of cases where the li
I ease M-eiucl hoUlod, havn hcen -omplctey ctire(
rami Ha: patient restored to fcomid healUi by ine
. 'h,-rrt J'rrtornl..:sx complete is it Hiaitcry
I over tho ,li-oiilcr.-j of the Luuu'h nnd. lhroatrthat
. tlio mo-t ol,-tinalo of tht m yU-ld to it. hea noth
' Uut t l-o fould reach tht;in, under thp Cherry IV.
Siuijrr's al l'uhlio Speatcr find TCAt prt
tQlAni)t !'" il "alwaj-s relieved and often wbpljj
YuVnchitl i penerally cured by tatfn.fhb
i lltn rif I't-rtAral hi small arm ircrpicTu, uue--.
1 s(, r;-.i rnlly arc its virtues known tliat we naa
! not ouhii-h th rt'i-tiiicate of thorn here, or do mow
thai! u'-fiiru the i-uohc thut it quaiities aro fWI
iiiaiataiiied.
Ayer's Ague .Cure
! iv- rover and Acruo, Intermittent Fever,
i Chill Fever. IteirtittRtit Fever, Dumo
I A(T!i, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c.
find indea all tao anecuens wuwu
from malarious, marsh, or nuasmauo
! poisons. v i
As it name implies, 'it does Cr?, nnd doeanj
in-, nor nny ofher mineral or voioin!if uhsUnflO
-h.-ttcver, it in now ihf? iniures anj vfilwnt. rim
nn.ui.r and hnn..rf;uico of it cures in the aili-
tvi ?, arc r.vr-.Hv hr vond account, and we
Our vid'i- iri-i'iK-d hv th n-kTowlidfmnent w I
rcci ivc 41 Iii' r..U! Hi run- ii....... V ,, -tj "
ra.-s ;md wher other rotnedics had wholly fa.led.
rrt.i-.-limated j.cr.ons either resident , or
travt-rinsr ihrou-h iiita'K-.tfc lo-fd.Mc, will be pro-te-tod
hvMkinrthc -tf;rfK t ynr. daily.
j-or -r tvmi-fflt. nrtfins from tonldityic
f ftl).' J.iver. it i. :n rxccllrnt remedy, cumulating
tin' l.iv-:-in!o h-;ilihv activity.
F,. itii,., ii-,.o!.T?..,d Liver Comn1alntf,ft
an .'M'.iiHt r"m.d", vmlitrinr msnr trnly ri
itri'!. .1 .no-, v h.-re ..'her miMrinc had failfrt. .
p.-, ), -. .! i.v !::. '. .M i r. -, rracticsl
nnd AniV.ti.-ul fhf-n.ir.-t.-, Lowell, Mass., and 4
u!l round the wot id. r '
rr.lCK. 91.00 JT.R JSOTTJLE -
Pills,
;,;".;) ff a Lixativo
' 'fli ri r.r ur m.li-
i ' o-. cry u-:y as
;i .--.sii :-oo, tmr wut teymr
a. u- t.d'.f.c ! uiiuetsxi-
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Y ov !-. v.io.try.'ttid aunMi
i - . -I i i I'i. ''..!' . it t.i lliUlli
; ' ' . !.! :'; .;); po.c.iiivi
v - t i ' . V .'. Ti.. nhvions re:'
, . , ta o it it a m.v !-
. --- A .- :'"i. h :i.:d f ir loo-.-e .Ti.!-'
,A '' t:; ' re r,Kly Uian iy"
"T' 1 " '" . . -l :i..-it Mii,haji,
; ; ;", !. '. - .V f "if I i : 1 : t '. I 'V W'h llU V3
k.: --. i'-s ; ii i :' t !.!; si-M.r m ir-tntud t'rica-U,.
. : ' , i i iii .i.i 'i it d o-i i i e it ". .'ilvvius
. . t.iil ;.- ri :riy fi.ilt or nZl.-tf
.i ,-: !. "' ;1 .VC t l ill i.Vld Ui'OU tlMlh;
: . .. -.- ! i1. -. r io.ii. v: i. ilih; cure of Lh ,
. t --t--h 'a.x! art kiKwii
i : i i . j 1 1 !, h . I . e ii-e I not H'.illifi4iioai.
, i . :; ; . .: - i i ! h'i '.i in ,i!l elita tte :
.. , i . , . i a-! .M-1 tv d ,letii'4Tnilnir
,; , . - i .. .. i - ly MJiyii;ly. Thtfir
.! - 1 1 . v- - t x iuiv;'rf.v!t aud mak
,i ; ' i if f i "; 'v '''.!i t'i;iii ; pmvty rotntbio
. n i.-.o v :! 1 1- o ;air Us" in any'qsmutity.-
i -. .,,- ;. i ' Vi-i l'i! iiill 'icnoc on th
.f. rrit vU -. i t i t-ifv t ; til 1 and "timrtlnt if
t i i; - t i-.' .i fi i ro,. u-tf t !. (..''l.rnclioais of tha
n i l. !i i.v'-, if. , m i ! o?;i--r ory,in of tho
jr. i -t -'! -r th -ir i ; r ;l tr urtin t licJtii, n4
v ri:i r. .v .! MTi- tiuy txi-t, iali leran
' i- i i !!:' i "-t iri of die in'.
'- Mi.-. i i-i-m srtvrtti in tin? Tf
.i , i Li ! ! ;!1 .via; cu.iioUii.u, which Uiaao,,
r ' . i j e .f ;
! .-r i:,, ;i:'!tii,i iv R iltllz-rtln. "CttltMtet
!:-.. S,.i or aid of Aj.-lit. tllOV,
i " ii t,'i i -nil .,'t,!? sthimlatft Cie stoin-
i I (--( .'i ii ii v!ti:v t noaad .-vflirvu -i
- ?. '.t '.--m .in 1 ! r.triotia rntp
i llViUn ?. i(h 8 f P;i'
' -. i.i li. n r-r i-voi'H Btllioj
im- v.! EaitJ -.ih H'rvi-, tiicy shouhl ho jn-
: . i 4v iik-n i- mm c:i , t Miwt the lha4ii
r4 ) ' i i ''' ' ."a Mio:ii which cause it. .
! -." ..M!.N',r - :iarr2i:., but out iniitl
i ! ; .' . ' v; i v !-:-jiiirtd.
i-' ' l : IS;". -" i-f , CJ ral. XmIhI
,". i,f 2.rf. in thp kiltie,
i?.rit i i I t. -. ttiey shmil I ho cotiflnnsmftlr-
; ,',i, t . . i ;. U I eil 'injre t'lic diseiMl Bi-li no'f
i- ;t - u. Vi i.i sii "i cu.'iaa ihixie coraplslus
i i". '
s . r. v 'i ! r"?rnrvl Mwe!llnir th7
! 1 1 t :. t i i.i !.- h i I rr("u?ut doses to roJ
..! f 1 i r f ""t -!'a. h',i.-fi on ;.'.. - ' . ..-ij
t'.r M.i,i;M-.ii'i:i :1 : t "v. . i . slmnld ha takfia,
.-i it j'o-i '. i 1 1; i '.-i'.-. t "'"o -t iiy .yutiiatbr, ,
A :i TH ft . . t i.i' m- two J 'ills u vn
i-.vi d.t" :ti l Tl I v-d;o" t io t-T,,l'h. - - ; ' .
A'i ii';i ii i'i t d-.o Hf !i;iulifi Hip fnniaclv atil
I-. ; vi into !,...Hiiv ,1'tMii, nov tlia .nvpetiu
! vd I'uiJT.it . -v.vsi. llcnec it ia oftn ad-
"""...e i i- v'.i -r n- cri'oiH "'.or.ifirnirnt exiett.
it ,o -.v'i-i -... t -Km-ih!v iveii. I'l- n tVvl rhnt don
i'i"-; :ii a ; hint fH dceMd!r better. frATt
fli 'io .-! i i in ' and rc;v.irn!i-' cticct on ili iliim
fivo n t,.-.:
t,u, j. C, A I S JZ CO., Vrttrticat.CtemUt.
lA)Wi:i.L. MASS.t V. S. A.
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Will sow eTerytMns imled ia a family, frDitt
tho lujivie ta tiioi LigltoatfiV-Lricv, 1 1
IT levwyK;r.iiir:c,,lv ' " !
;ani rtsrrts uostr.
Thnji n.uy t t.hor ui&ciiiiuj.'1
Tf tbcro i. a FIvin Aco ?i'wtn.cf jf.
chino vihin rlio' t!jonnil tniteti'of
S.ui Frai. "iiuo n.d wofk.ihj: dl nti!
Kiv'w." cniir,. K!i f.-u.:tioii, if I au wi
I'orini-a of it, it -viili A Kttoiuhd if
vitliout rxptnsi; of ;iuy lvisul tu tLo
ov. u r. ' " " "
1 BAHtJEL niLL,;Ai:f,;;;
Grand f.otid Caililla, Sxi frLciico
1
he will make you foci at tout. . .
i V ',' ' V: -j ' 1 f f
they may need in which Iron is 'used cf man 3 wifp .A
A ; Now. York,
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