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THI MOIS & INTELLIGENCER. "LET US CLING TO CONSTITUTION AS CUN (IS TO LAST " THE TliE MARINER THE PLANE WHEN THE NIGHT AND TEMPEST CLOSE AROUND HIM • _ iV* id no t -ti*kiy ¦¦t) .¦ i ' i | SI PER ANNUM. BEL AIR, Ml). FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 8,7 * •* 1864. * i,* * f a VOL. Till.—NO. 15. But when he bad told her all that A. H. GREENFIELD, THE ABIS MTEURENCER had Cariosities of Coni Mining. Now as to the last consideration, the Lssay on Poos.—Josh AND passed, she again comforted him, and Billings favors Corner of Main ilr el and Port Deporit IS PUBLISHED The last volume of the “Translation of rate of exhaustion has been gradually and the world with a brief essay on bade him be cheorful. and retire to rest, greatly dogs.— avenue , Bel Air, the North of England Institute of Mining increased of late years. Fifteen “Dogs in the lump,” says “are EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, and tear no danger ; and on the morrow Joshua, Engineers,’'' contains some particulars jears ago a midrag engineer declared that useful, but they are not always Constantly aiming to meet (he wants IT when lie bad risen, she gave him a little prof- which would malts nu interesting paper : if the auuual production of saleable coal itable. The Nufoundlin is ISof the community in FRESH piece of wood aud said : dog useful to & BAKES. ou the curiosities of coal mining. Men , in the northern coal fields should reach save children from drowning, but you BATEMAN “Take this to the Emperor ; and say hav cannot read without 10.000. tons, the beds last for got to Lava ov AT that if be willcut me out a spinning wheel, astonishment of tbc pond water, snd children FAMILY difficulties which have been overcome 331 years only. Ho was thought to be rjujoin around else GB0C8RII8! ONE DOLLAR a loom, and a shuttle then will I do that by karcless, or the Jog Tens, Spices, Coffees, Fish, Lard, Butter, PER ANNUM, miners in pursuit of coal, sod (be too hasty a chronolnger ; but in 1854, an- ain’t profitable. There which be has commanded.’’ vast ain’t nothing Bacon, Cheese, &e., &r. Aleo, IN ADVANCE, OTHERWISE amounts of money laid out—sunk, so to other estimated the duration of supplies at made boarding a Nufoundlin The poor man did the second time, as dog. Rat speak—-in mines : 315 years, while the annual produce was, tearricrs are useful to ketch ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS bis daughter had instructed him; aud rats, but thu SEASONABLE DRY GOODS, What is called Murton Pit, not far >! as then computed, 14,000,000. Should rats ain’t profitable after you hav , Will be charged. when he had delivered keteh- her message, the from tons be raised yearly, the ed them. The NOTIONS, See. Emperor was mure than ever Durham, is remarkable for the diffi- 20.000. fuel, shepherd dog is useful tew aelouished at culties overcome iu .sinking as he calculated, would be exhausted in drive sheep, but if hav Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.. Queens- RATES OF ADVERTISING. her wisdom. To put it to a new be for the coot. | you got tew go and trial, In the process 150 years. buy a flok ov ware, Stone and Earthenware, Tin Ware, One square, (eight lines or less,) three inser- took a drinking to of excavation, the sinkers sheep, and pay more than glass, and said the poor encountered Now, (bo annual yield in 1861 was tha Wooden Ware, Hardware, &.c. tions, SI.OO. Each subsequent insertion 25 cts. man probably the largest body of 22,- are wuth, just to keep the dog One square three months, $3.00 j Six months, water aver met with iu one 500,000 tons, according to Mr. Hull; and birzy, the dog BEST COAL OILS, “Take this to tby daughter, and uoy turning aint profitable, not much. COAL ,$5.00; Twelvemonths, SB.OO. bid adventure. The estimated quantities seem ifit should rise t0’20,200,000 tons iu #ach Lap dogs ard very useful, but if you dent OIL LAMPS,in great variety. Business cards ofsix lines or Ism,'s6 a yenr. m her empty the soa with it and moke its ; innvdrafe No les* (had nine thousand ( year, this great coal field wit) be, in effect, hold them hi yowr tap awl rttue, Also, bed dt v enough to grow corn on. If she 1 the they in No subscription taken less three hundred gallons water exhausted in 177 years If this annual aint profitable at for than a year. refuses to obey, both her head and thine of were lift- j all. The coach dog is ed cvry a yield be thought exaggerated, it is said one ov the most SAamoßAaxs srimsraaT own shall pay the forfeit.” minute from bed of quicksand to nscfuilest' ov dogs i know which lay at the depth of five ! be only in proportion to past augmenta- ov, but yu hav got tew a NEW BONNETS, in every .variety of At this the poor mau was more terrified hundred hav coach (and and forty feet front the surface. This bed tions of the lust six or seven years. The that aint alwaa pleasant) nr yn kant *lvle and material, for Ladies and Chil- than ever. But when he had returned i i real- : was forty feet in and same engineer further proceeds to show ize from the dog. Thus we dren. home and told his daughter what the Em thickness, fur its I see that while whole extent thoroughly saturated with that by a prevalent practice of giving doj(B are ginerally thare are times fj-Cleaning, Altering and Re-; peror had commanded, the maiden comfor- i over-1 useful, CLAY, : water. Any person may weight, (in Newcastle chuldruns of 53 when they aint ginerally failing done at reasonable notice—all at THE STATUE IN ted him the third time aud bade him be conceive of the I profitable. difficulty ol sinking through suchaquick- cwt., and even in 55 cwt.,) the estimate al- Baltimore prices. me a said the King, cheerful, retire to rest, aud fear no dan- "Make statue,” isund. To encounter aud defeat not far ready formed may yet further be curtailed, t&‘During the day upon which the TERMS CASH. janl "Of marble white as snow ; ger. Aud on the morrow, when be had It * short of ten thousand gallons of and the duration of the supplies be re- Lewistown bridge was carried off by tbo must be pure enough to stand risen, she gave him a pound of tow, aud flooding Before my throne, my right hand, springs, minute after minute and day after duced to 107 years. wind a boy whose parents reside in Cana- at said to him : The niche is waiting, go !” day, might well have appalled any engi- da, but who is at work iu Lewistowu, FranklinviUe Store “Take this to the Emperor, and say ¦ Killing i ; ueer. a Hero. went over to Canada on a short Baltimore County. The sculptor heard the King's command, that if he will stop with it the mouths visit to And upon his way ; But the engineer fought the IV ushoe, California, is full of editors and his parents. Just before the bridge wept went and the springs of all the rivers in the floods! constantly on hand a large and He had no mftrble, but he went, with their owu weapons; he made use ofi </ld newspaper men. Every day the edi- down, the boy proposed starting for bis o( willing world, than will 1 do that which he has KEEPwell assorted slock all kinds of With hands and high intent, the vapor generated from water tor of the Enterprise is astonished at hear- place in Lewistown. His father accom- Goods to To mould bis thoughts in clay. commanded.” —steam—! adapted the wants of the public, aud added horse-power to horse-power, iug some stock-broker, mule-driver, cook panied him. As they reached tho bridge, as Again the man did according to his I such Day after day hr wrought the clay, until iu all he placed steam engines or wood sawyci, whom he hud never sus- it was swaying to and fro over tbe boiling But knew what daughter’s counsel; round i 1 not ha wrought: and when he had de- that pit to the extent of one thousand fiected, plead guilty of Laving wielded waters far beneath. Tbe boy He sought the help of heart and brain, livered her message, the Emperor five I hesitated Dry Goods, Groceries, ac- hundred and eighty-four hitrse-power.— the sword-subduing weapon. “Tester- moment, but as the motion of the bridge But could not make the riddle plain, knowledged that she wag wiser than he I j It beyoud Night and day these pumping engines day,’’ says the Enterprise, of a was not unusual, he stepped upon it, bis HARDWARE, lay his thought. himself, and commanded that she should recent were at work iu pumping up the floods; date, “a trader iu feet said in conversation father still with him, and proceeded to To-day the slalue seemed to grow, at once be brought before him. When she 335&59 ! cranks, “crabs,” and all kinds of requisite on literary matters :—“Well, I once run a -toss. They both went to about the mid- To-morrow it stood still; had come iuto his presence, and Lad sain- TXTOTIONB, The third day ail was well again ; engineering woie added, and the water paper myself.