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I i t i ' '' - , 7: 1 ,- - 1 71.,- . . 1. - , ' 11116111 7telet mot ai r si ' , sild 11°- 'l"ltllngliglifilialnlikl ' eilablationnet 4ll6lllll4ll.ll4l"i f i li ii°ll : l 4 ' . ' ..-- , '.• w• , o • - 17 • 44 ** .....:81b ell ` • , , .1., , 1 :- ""-? it . „ - - , s , 'ose . " - oi ' --W " '--es .„ 4. subseriptions must varbibUlteldidlallinint e • , '`. l : „di t , ~' • ', , . ackl l se . ow , -, -_ 1 ~ , , . . , , ! I - A 111... '''' Jocanst. will be IWab6edkili‘ttliers S ul/ °lb " j.:` • t , ',''l-- ' II - . 1 , •• ' • ''' • - 1-1 1 - -, 4 , z • ,1 ‘ : - lilk• "MI% 1 150peiLlivitin. creteetWillifiY- . .-. . - - . i. . . - e- , 1 , - 1 A ndiellooi Teachers will beberniabad . „ . : , - I . • ~, "BMW , 7 A , - ir‘ i r .. at di alktis *trane, aril bili II Paid 1 . 1 A ~.. .• . r r •'.• within the year--oveefe leu• dm IVlAbisc ttgeli 1 . ,a_uvERTIsE a...himi.d. , ..... ~, T81:0 ' e; of Neeraystimirs. " re aithearibers ender the disconthsaance of their nen" t --- , _1 ' -, the PubllAerz47. l mazimla mod Ihsta 22111 • ' - 4 1 ' 1 ' .-'1 I we yes Pens attain* si,dmi tulip slid klieg kis IWO slab - -' —1 . . til ' *ill hank alidl MOW ill sem to ar sr Md . plisminee4C -Mawr. i- 1 , , . r), •- - • 'Menges ate2pag. , " " ' ' -• -. s., , '. , 1 . 1,,,,, • ' '.„ ' 11 1 gubscribentlect OR OI II,IIII to tans th eir u ntrei gy lpa- , . ..., - ' 1 , arderid them discianitteea; __. . • I ,-4 1 I ' ii . . 4 IZlftit4Kl'Ptitill&;ll47b-tilvl-4*.'":Ule ell ;b. bins." I PUBEISIED 'EV-Eilt SATU / RDAY ',MOOING BY BE JIM, BANNAI'I i'DITSVIII F SOIUIAULL' rOUNTY -PENN ' 1 II JIMA . antosetibers wove to craw p l ea s itrltbaßt. puunii- i , J 4, log the publisher. and the newspapers are sent to tba -..............., 4 i tanner direction, they are held respoweible. -' I, , - ,„! , , - F. 1 , 1 , „ i . ~ . s , • ~ ' ''' ' • ATLI . A.,"-Y . 'lll. OitN „,' .1 Aitlr Ip. 1864. ', 1, . , . : . _ Ilse Courts hßire 4ecided that rennin- tc u ilte newel*. irT . , , . pert.from the cace, a• removing. and theta WI.. v L. xi,. 1 . , • , . . , , .2 1 ' ' NO' wiat for, is prints/add evidence ailment tat bawl. ..„ „ . 1 1 , • , , - -I- • — t, , '.°..- 4 -.- - ,i,'... .. ~....'......------- , A i ) , •% • . - , - . 1 ' , 1 i COAL 'TM B AEPVE - TI =- S :r ;; Terinicu - i 7 t4 the Phltadeli , - VAX:KETT, VAN , DIISEN & 14THILLTI, Locust Nit. and-Broad Top Coal. ' ' " , Alan. hIIITP.FILY OF : : ' . ;. : • Ismail COALS NAVIGATION Coll'..ii :SY'S' COAL SPRING-MOUNTAIN,' - LIANLEIGIL • 'BEAVER IILEADOW; . ' lIONEVBROOK, .. 1 / 4 ' ii.A.zi.r:ro;!;. : , 4 • - .1 . ... . :... • , ~ , „.. "tiringrgr.m.rrirx or :-:--,'!. ' ICED AND NII - lIITE ASH itiCOAt. . .... Stripping Wharver—No. I Port Itirlimonsl. - .. - No :2 Lilintbettipqrt. L .'l' •.• - 012leas—No. 201 Walnut mtrryt.'PHILAOgPHIA. . - Trinity Building. NriV yilitx.. - . • i . • - - . . No. r;Dinu4. strix•t; ISOSTON. - -1 it• rat 7 - - • • ' s $ OASTNEIL, STICKNEt &IVELLINGTON4 • THE. :•. ',Esiithraditse & Bitumirmijs Coda bnLI AGIINT., IN 'Pp.( ZN1G1...1,r/ PICKER'S LEUIGH SIALIR-60.4 . 40AL. . . SAIIijEL..&AsI.O.:R. :Nevi York,. • C. I'. 5T1(..11.7 , 4.1, }+nll-faver, • • ,WEELINTITON,,Sikaton; - (191`rinitc lkOhling.•.tiewlrork.' ' • [1:01 , 110EEr . WalCiut Street; Philarrol hl . • • (15 Kilby tittrct,'Boston,/ Wharf No. 6, Port: Richmond;: pikilotPa. ' . Stay IQ 'MI3 • • - EIIZARE lIPORT to Siz C • ' COAL , 'fC , AL. • COAL. lEWISAIM D & Co. 1. 0 ICES 1 20 Walnut Street, Pill DELF . 'IIA. _ 110 Brost wilt., IShM , ' 1011 K, aG State Street, BOSTON. Wholeolle Dealers in lb , best idrietles of DOMwric CO.LS—SoIe pouprieton• of Wolf Creek colliery. capa ble Of producing titer l'st. A lon. &year or the celebra ted PtAmoo, (Red Ash. and Bunt Berra, (White Aeh,) I , I i EteTerice Agenty for the •tle of the pnrelr :ermine La aht Mountain Coal, fun the Tacna Dale Colliery t f Giro, C. Porn a Cu:, all f which will be shipped di nt to New Yf/It., Nla Ca 131; or coastwhin, via. Green w'ch Pie, (below :Silty end, Phiiatielphia.) A t i A Pitilodelpisin, t tintin Pier 1 4 1164 il 114 Port Piers, I Ale and. I ; 'Tle',:choicest qualities o ICLD and INVITE, ASII COALS trom Schut Will o ty, selected with speCiaL care, and shipped under o personal , superintendence. I At Eliza i port. IN..t. 1 mon sPRING 31 1 NTAIN and COUNCIL . MEC COALS. - Front Bit signore,. wd . r ii. The celebrated IL%Ml'b IRE itITUMIXOWCOAL. At lers.ey, City, 'N.J.' , _ i l (via, lehlYtt aci Morris Mod* ) .. ~,The le!ry superior tt ILKI:SHARRE (*AL from the s italqntnTe Vera taken frc m the "Aude*led Improve 'meta and( oal Irompant•• E.tate." near [IA itkeenarre; a1..0, the Ctit,NclL lillt E COAL; both bf, which. for steam Ipurposes anchor f Ili use. sire unintlescoed. We hold cern& ate. in or Wrier" froni prinies who heYe peed and fully trate these male, Midi pronounce them the erer A , THRACI Ca&l.Jl ter warn IA 'ix, pro ductns" no clinker, less hes e nd greater , i blaze, than any other kiwis now hefo the public. , , "MAT lt; •bb 1 I i t .., ~,, CAIN, HACKER & COOK, ' ' , v - p11.1.,,j-.l.)ELPtflA;Ase''-..'i Shipping ;Wharves for 'AVIHRICITf: FOAL at . Greenviih,,Delairare Oiler; Ptfllada. • ' Whintirf No, 1. AIUDENIIIED Co, ' . • ;11M03111:1XEL,.-: POTTS 01 1 ,F.C0.• (9K. - Walnut Street. , OrheES: .`llO Broarlveay. New - . ~ st;te' Nt. and Meiehrinl:loir, Boston. liYhttrf Jo. lr • .! et:'. RllO.. 1. (N.'E. cot'. NVAltintA: Fonitht.ts.. OrgicEs ; Strei•L New York; "`4rtthau:r:lssul:Luilding Providimce. • •:• DAVIS. P.EAJCSON eglir co.; • • mi‘rup. /.1! 4.14 - yryrui Or '.llll O O • . ei.UIDRATED I.CHTST N1()I - N11..11si:.1y,,jtiTE • , awl SI'MiN VEIN .• . • •,,It E ,r) X s .1-1 - CI 0k• w.ittittt blreet. • k)FFIcEs: Na. 311 Broach. ny, Itoorn,Ncoool'lluiti • • • I:t.ildlug, Ni!t% York.?. '; '(„No:^11 Itorttan. V~IIAItF—(tIE.EN‘VICII;4).ELA‘VAIti 41.ViINUE. • - v4)o.xtur.xecatmisst , .....svn. P. 10%, fr...tmerlr of thf , firm of fila%i,t.on .t pox; and Ja cob Ulark. hagc thi, day entered Into cop rtnerrhip fur . th. trinuirtion ,•f a o holesale i'oaltualnelm, ti.oder the Om of COX ' , • . . OFFICE - L -30 S NVALNVT ST.; '. 4 , dan. 31. Gt - - • .-tf LocirsT • . ... LOC t*T.cllol - MT..411 4 t, mo. Am. tro - it . denleriiin td..her Sinn gnalit les 111 • _ WHITE AND'T.E.iS ASH. COALS. 1 .314. 214--Walimt streo.t..ilidhandpida., and iVutallßnd Wlutrr . e.; :1.7.11;1:v11.M kfier, 0111A11 C Moant; M. cook - W . .NI. F. 1(.01.)1,11 . , : 4 1c1tpri dui Agent. • - - Febramy .. . .. •.,•.. - LOC.I 7 S'r v, - .ti , .2(76Air.,... • • , . • , - . . Nr, 4yr tvic,.,,..-I , • hwr. iippoistied -CAIN , . Ili 1.1...0:Rt:F; s:. t'orbK Fr, 1 .. :i._ .a..t L , r my LOIXST bbl NVAJN. 0 , At, fv•ili LA4 4. 10,1 l.m, (..lien. i I • , • : fiEtiILCE W. I'AIWIN:.'. Al Tell 1 i. ' G 11 . r, ^ - --, -- -,-,- -- - -- • 11:4111a1'T,. VAN DUSEN & - lfilicro and tittippcm or V3e Ce10,441' LOCUST :COAL: . o,7aNtlt Slrf:-.l. • Phihtlzifth"LqL , T s riiiii.)•l;lllliliug;'New York: Loam .1 , 1r1,11, Burton: • Matvh39. •Lt LORBERRY- CREEK. 1 ounwituv eowt:.; 4 • We, the unilereL7Nll..luiyhu.7,ermrq.lidattll our Three ih:the I.or!rerry Itegion; tiere.ofter;traus• sect tits briitiuree under the linfllC of C o. STKii.‘3 1 ' NUTTING. - Mr. fIILAEFt'. rt member 1,1 our firm:. tu!mocht Pied liirurelf with .1. IL itI.A.KIsTON, girl te,.,1de•41 I'llitadelpiii:t..llll,l :ILI our conl f-hippill by ticie-waterWill 11,e' under the eiclasite• , arntroi cf (Yo. •• • hr incre:u..l! ram r.trt in its prelic maintain'tio• onr 1:or lecty.C.4l. can rtly . 11/.1, Cr4l-millinx...! in the very beFt. oraf.r. KI,T2.IILI.II:I4,GIt.‘II'F Cu. ' Foh. t, •f 3 It EN UINE. 1.41 e>I>SIN COAL: • We hprA thi. thly'ronOurlt.f. an artimzetnent with te..ra LEWIS A I '1)}:N1 tl r.t) , - whereby thry are to hare the exclu.ivealle of all our I',OBIIEIIItYA OA I. whipped rOttstwl.e rig. the.rbiln, .t I:ending IL it, for the ,tear •MI pa.'rt tle.inbg fasorite coal tar , .hr 3 0 '1.1M1 of obtsi nine: the: velluine:tinailulternted .fmtn-'41e..r., Al lIKNRIEDA MILLKIt S Co.: Pitegioie, May 14,.`,6?. - "20:. • Ar . Glititri9 . . . . W... 1 N . G 11: A V 111 . N IF,. : P ` lee, with Hammer - awl Feller,-$40.. • Th.. *iitAx nnd f:iti!;fi S...vin•,:•Ninthino is thn hest machine. sitherti mi::11 - 110 11rin.i..foi• . -.• ~ - ... liremily Mewing.; : - - ... , ~ • . , . , ..- ilirn - idiug. - • _ • . •- • .. _ . ".. Ihlciassaitiesi.; • ' -;;; • ~ • ~ 11 , 0111121 g, - : • 4, ' . , -Tacking; .`,.: •!" -.. '[,' . ' ''' • • rd ' l'oinig... :- It forms , flat. 01";•n nod 'elastic Scam. - which is wan ltstl not to rah ht. ‘T, -, :tr. rt.:a if tltri. - I . tuzi is. cut si sr. tell., ;inten - als,•1111 d also tuultit• all citiunistanissi.3.< trsivr thr .:•,..11 . II•b.`e ..--T ; --.. • .. -. . • .. . . A int,nted derie.., .r. 4. cri4t. "Fa Kite to learnere: pre Hue the po..ildlity or the tuathin;, being ran le the nun;; direction, or the balanee.vrhecl: itearing I ladyl rem ..,' . . . - . Another feature which . deaerree evirtienlar.attentior 'the 1 ' i I ic ,, i.l'ah.nt N...eille, It hitt "cannot beaet wrong -I i it ethliiinttetiiiv ene.;:ood. lasi . ..priced Family Sew. ,• .Ms hit‘ that the puldi;" have long teen icaltlrg, r...---...14.,•,t6. Trran,;rlpt. ' "It 1., indeed 4'm eisalorfuj pveluelitok antl.fur faintly te ~TkViliiV, tev other I,bo will tiviri.-ku l y . ciiiiripari ewii ill. it." •••• I'Lila. Eaening Journid: • ' ,"A - mechanical tvender."-.*.lentillc Anterlean. 'Anvinc. th.• bc-At and moil - ter iceahle Set lug Nin. doer..l Li alit and elegantly finished, and co iimple In I construction that it ~c me almost, Impossible fortt getOt_of reir.k."-- I'ittchtirtt Chronicle:." - ...imr.tmni , ined wll4,itc own praline merit, all the ally Cl:amble . imorocenicuta . of :Ur, higher priced ma. Itince..y -Pent, 1 I,aninn. . • - . . ~.. - "Thta Merida., In the-opitzion.ht,the committee: fill lure n arty the risittiretnentis of 'perfect,. lentil, ma. • inc than any on exhibition.r —Franklin Anetituie Ss. bi 11...) Report of ltst.s. -.- • . . - Taking into eoneideration eitimlicitY„ ebeanceee trability., ando-doluf.C. all work, the committee wire ninintonaly in 'favor - "f-Wilcox .t GIN A, is 4 single 'ad it' achine.`•:-47curisylvtuail .Stata Asritaltaral bo .11's sport. "We mnst. In juetree..erproe our cenifidetwe to the 'rite f 'Willcaal WA.: herring )(sob& • Wirer:o per ' a great' deabletainm - has, been litilliPlied by.lt f pro,. fig.-helot:id doubt. that two thresubr are notcrkt te all mewl. neemevy to itgoesi machliae...,-cluilt, a Ad male and Journal., June 2L-laset, • - "Aft r much a‘earand many washing?, - the atifebles rotin to retain all the ronnellweet ?ammo and run re which 'tie CO much admired at 'nets"—N, T:•buri 'ln principle it I. perfect.. .-Eiiiincer. Landon: - 'line es Went pr.inta of ?uteri. Jty overall °them' filtiladelphia Pte.., . - • -,- . , ~ :. l•Aaerviceame machine. Air th 4 we have eiperiecint ) our me n fumity..• -11,4. m 'fraveier. mThe brash' und Plin piirity " of ire mechanism ate rid iri11..t..-EXlin«.... ' . . . . ~ • - . , - - "'No N.wiiii..". Ma-'hive lieretorore Intratinea4llcm k Abu , A time, armiinc.,l Ruch Well-merited pnpulatity!" Cincinnati tia.z.qte. j . - " , ..IVe estoenn it the h....a martilne'for faintly toe. Ten mu to ea ru'rri. lo l,Antr."--‘bigned by many Innalrial dune of Pili lileloll a. - - . .. . . Illir'SRNI).11)!O A CI lICI - LA.R.: ' ' LIMES WILLCOX. Nainlattarer..•.' . 308 Bassilway, X. Y. Or 99.-'63 TURllll,lllathing ap,stutp , a. Wnol s'poot • • • ' s e c „ . . IMO? Apothcary. j AUL TOOTIIII, /4404 Cle, Re Hat Brugwv4, to great yelt-Lyr; , • • SW- is 'ha. . Unuar. spariatarc IL LOYD the SOHN II WHITE, son - - lout itreet, Phliaarlptitr. - Ttilutieuth St. . York. Wharf N•. Octuber ly ..5a Pier 4p. 0. • , • . LEWIS AUD AIDIIO.O &IVO., • Vibolvtale Dealer * n the beetiyarie lett of • .1 • Anthracite ',and itrunmone •.• Coals. • r 2416 Wal t Street. Philadelphia. OFFICES: 4 IR:. Bros? ay, Nie*York. • SGStatelreer.,Dagtop. : - Pioneer Shippers omElbalethport,clr LEIIIGH, SPRING 140e.N.1tA174.7. lIAZLETON, AND , COT - (11, DGE COALS. i ..• • Pler, i. 14. OttARpE A. :t OKSOHER Co., qtof ; .DROAD NOUte. TAN, - ELACk HEATH; ANTI SUPERIOR I 1 AWL COALS. , 5. 45 South street, :tow York. OF , FIC.ES . : 1132 w a i n , t . stmu , rutmdel o da. t - . • 43,. 1. ... J-- ' 11 , 'CoAL 0 - /I* & ( 1):`, - ; _ ,tos,L. • • 1 1..4f - rl . l Yr -1 • Q " 1 laccetkanra to STU Jtlincra and Shilitierr- of ken the .74. tort. l'a., 1•4111111tAtITE L'Il? tiett i verrti direct from 149, a at - -• • TRENTON, N. J., 11,! 1 ,•I roadway, :T .t :VA'S. SiiltKlF..)• 11 he cefebrited *LION CLE.:' :bbeeynlelf.CollVery; near ILL the beit.Ftirie4ee Of . L. BiltnibioniCOALS.' , . . . e :lines fOr otlboard of res .:, iLIZAISEI7I44OiIT. Ig. 3., l'Otir RlCA:Kg:till, PA. $6 VriOrty IBialldhia, Vox:kee fl [ I" 1 '. twittlltir. L'tl t i I I CO* Weciaz, 1 • - . A .l T. STOTT. April 4. !63 Kiii EOM j 1 1, : 1H. SOROLLE Inner, and Slatia WhitO PINK A P. 0, .kIIDitESS—P, ill County; P 4. !April 12, iG2 1 BERGER, :4GENT I (if t he ' elebrated & I nd Peaked AIII • e Bap ng - i ' H ~ .i.(SA.L. yi us tr 34 IMMO/ ILL; Sdry II" L S O tr..s i.tim vi r • c i., ' ; , 1 lncw 104 min-I , K.. CALp VELL - k: CO.. who' °me i j tea, from ititni, mar O ng ii pire rik..10.. . , 1 lout St.. iladelphin. '. . .silt ... oa rinyy 'Bondlig . ,._ , j rt. • i ' .:, . stresi.-- t9Pl' ' 1 v n=mimmw. , -,, AOliT 1 1 •11ANINCL V EON. COAI.. I , My Raft Franklin Lo l i Tety, , by Meeprit Tittil • - e my *lie Agent*: P. mply* depend upon ge t ~ " r No. 112 # FEI(ZES , i ) IN° ' 1 „1, 11 ,,..' 1: . :No."61 Treritont; March 21. •6.2 'OVELTIC 41,014 - me tindersiOied hive I ILLIERV, formerly no now oreitared to min *LRAM Poen our sole , ern will meet w (rt. b .G 1 rkeit b.*(; ift Garith lij CO'NOR If inert; Aim OOUST J. C9N;iolt. A . 1A33 'NION (late EXCIIA. ENTRE ST., 1 JACOB tIlslW. :Spell 4. •n 3 FEGER* ormerly 5101M1 •' iit sil nanal I ,Ain Mid - St r ialtSS l 4111116111..ipouseepy. rOMM Mn.l4 - 411.1 At Dt,AllllE . ll . lrOlt '8441 ' • 1 : „.11r*nria /W 1• ro.IIA„NNA. Li woe ; , Now kilt amortannd its" enly Nuts. ti, its - BANOBO lusts Celebrated I PROM me I' °Prier. —lll VI Phtladtlphia New 1 tsl , lc ()tribe— - - INN= CO.AL, imrn7R EMIT OD BhlPpei4 or - 319: Cor. 953 WIS AU' Agentg•tot the BRO . • tROA $ TOP COAL.. The Emotingdo • and Erma Top Diana., 1 gala Eailrmo mid Coal Company attention of.R. R. Companiet. Womb Oat Ownem an. Manufacturers to the value of their COAL ,ra a ST iiiktl GENERATOR A.I..TD FOR I.l, l l.'ill'At,T/',ItING I URPOSES , ... TEE BRO - • TOP, COAL FIELD, flaying eoanection sal PiIIIADELPIIIA AND NEW TORR. both by Camel ;ailroad. throteth Penn.ll-1, yanin an&NewJeThey. lan liable to the intermptkots of abipinent, inciden to the Norman Brremmora Coat. nit.u*.!and`repi ar timpliv can safely be emitted upon theitughont the . ;.Clrifl AI Have ir.idr arningemet core orlitruOgnantltic and they are .prepar4d rates'. . r 305 c k s . : :,11014 h 1.1 L•. .S 4 • . BRQ' - Q 0 104 W ' B OAD, T SE4I-BIT - ?Int, a' No. a' Walnut 1122111:1 tiller a emptnior qualit ' . EDGE :I Mined akul.thipped ex April 144 Our 91411LEIG111" Ptrilad Iptria and Ti Part i l n e g a l n rtcrin g a tram OtlllOElO9tW EMS GEO. E. E 41111.. I GEO. K Yorktoivn Co i I c 322 **JAIL' sn i rzi , slidiritic;c, TOCI'TON: 31(3.! 1;3 SpOlia trim. the PI off van( m e nkker4 land rOor ST PIIEI It En niter, Hanel' ttantango Streets. SeptetinS6r 26, 't 11..ANG Ir a ntixt, Alark , a Te Third .8 : • .44a ,ler. 181113 A F 1 • or tboPcntuylr. Pirmeo AMA, .Otto. FltOrtc 'CAR ',NAHA:COY CIT tirlAtt. A. . . March 8( .61 GICNCIk"....Not 4"1:o<j Real Estate ; eharke lef (Set Linde, tote 144 100 IN eN Dealer June 29, F• of C OFFIC Chgreit. PCI pen. M... ilwena H' c'' • ney 1 Office .. • only it w.'s - r. nelio! Lew,Pot MO in 6llllmAw l nearly i tin! itowat' OFFICIt— aw Ile. Pa. 4/3' VA MP Lim krarkl June 28, tabledfru* itrtatber Be alwayslkeeps tbast turf pOze, to rlO Uo llap ah.ku lti chip, U aot 111 Hafetitli and p hie Zit l H_ - as. lan 0411 sutmma or TII SIILAND COAL, A.nor mcirwriaN. t. Street, Coirmereial Balding, Cedar Suva. Boston 022ce-2 cod. 2S, C. NO* 13. , . ' • ~ . r tiloo., ITTIEII 4 . Cr T WHIMS COIL. qualities of alu ; it i treet. MUM l &i phia. ' Ise lia:a. Tie:York. i , Kllby & Duane Ittseetr, 7 Bastm. • . - , . ' . ll • CONNER & PATTEESON ENRIED ilk Co. sale iof tbefr celebrated TINTAIN COAL Irarlrige C+llieries; TOP. , denried co.' -- 1 tssqtienetrw tt.rsre/to daily re-' of! the chol ItROAD TOP. Ali orders pruTptly at market I Inni 'Street, Pt!ilideiphits. , 1 1. 4 - 7 3: 1 ii3tntinieter Street, Providence r...OFFIC WitiTE ASA itaminoas A L S PUMi=l HIkE rOWE6, Manager. ROBES cONN retieler B yissity •. G GRIP/CES ...,. • . 1 IA ago, Itootost. Nom. New York. ' 7-Gm Ash Ilia! OUS COAL. 00., ° _ tr*et. .roldwriy, New teak., • :Al Maize atirera,,lllirsabal. • • of!llis celebrated coat Enna Alicir ' COLLIERY, I • lu ely by them. ' . .; • ;mi. 1331217 now . told extirtsiveir. In tilt! by DAY et IfirDDELL.— the mayAhray,s depe4d won amt tolhiladelol6l - 14. SILLIALAN AicKEEC. , • :19-1y• TIIO3IAB 111.7 : 1L. SMITE & CO., . Setanesville, PEI: 1 RLits - & Co., - ~ afmrs,,philagripkas,... SHIPTIII3. er • ROOM! 'LEVINE COIL. W3l. r. • Sq:CARDS. ,IRRIP4. Civil iimel 4ccond and Ms • 14.:eouth inn. P.ttsHlle. Pa" lose ula State Geological'Sureey, ex- I I , , - ,l-tt ESL Beal Rotate Await, SchnTlkill County, Pa. • "Mahaiuky City P. O.- • . r.t.tf the Purchase sad ,dale flying d sellimtaking I. Ines, Bea end collecting rents. - 4, Pottsville. CHAS. M. mt. A. 01' nail U.,. O, nassestenerer aad of .amber, Williamsport; Pa. ' • teLly NINA Rent,. Centre teville. • es—C. . Sny for the E.tate, Stre.ti. -uppoi , lts tbei .Ephicopti John P. Hobart.. Jno. &id:. W. Cumming., Edward (Aog.Plo. •61 L CARDS. AV 15 at Law, te Ma - 6. .63 • and. Schuylkill Qum ty 11 1%. 14". / I °Pe , Centre Sued. 7 . , Attorney and Conn. rllle, Senn lkill County. Pa. nen on Cadre Strati, EZEEiM!M • - WILLWA RUM. it .1. INlntrit. Aueraera at DIFFIG : • .tb-ent arm al Emus" mod I INI • • Alters._, opposite Ito Epts- at La re. will act as agent TkatAita colketton ot LE. A itterirey County:, Pa. turner or Naval. 1!%-ty Afacturnm, SAFES,. 1 din orem otoeo mid point whim Qom ob. eitatAbloilt So. tdo ofolOy.— op band Gm op* Ost PM • maks pad ,sibir dna tli7outio= tblo Deropork. who Pm plow 19, 'O. —MU , , r 'i , •',=- 1. - 1 , -, 1111100PLABIN r z GMAT • : GE BITTEnk Dv .74.arivigswi i , irmumni. row I '. 1 ni,NoTIA 1113 'lnolom DRINIC,; 3 . IO3STI T rUII- TOR. "Rat, I 1 Lpiz , v4_. , mitrucApip sank% at is ,A inetay iComeitttirstoill I ET ziE EicTivitOT, A ivizz Tong, ' : 1 i nme:Au'ottaistitittori t s ' 1117 CIFI. ' ND WELL iPPECTUALLY cylki cam .wi l ds ' • and Jaundice. I 1 i I; 1 .ROOl- . JS 1 °Emir. arrnnts • . , . • . WILL CURS. EVERT CAM: Or , ...1 . . E V ER .. • . &,-; 1 sr Iletvois DeWitt; aiNssell "If the ' aM ail ' disuses Mews,arida, liki4i airmai l 1 , , t • ! ..• , , [ i a Afton& • , the p !. , . 1 •ve • following Symptoms iLi tg from ' ordeis at the Digeetie . e .- Organs r . • .., • oeemspi. teen. Inward; Ma. Pullman or Blood to the [ Head. Atistlit:ey of the Stomach. fames. Heartburn.,l.th kw Food. leas or Weight In the • - rm. dt. Sour Pow [ Sinking or PI, tattering at the Pit of the Sto rimming I of. the Hari Honied and Dlfileult g.l Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Sof- Sonsatlona when In a Iyher Mature. Him- ' Vi.ion. Dots or Webs before the Sight., • r and Dbil Pain In the Head. Itedrien-L of Peration. 'Wilmette-a of the Skin andPT* Pain In the Side, Back. Chet.; Lkohn. &e. SO& den Pinetwis at Mat; Horn- , '.! log Ini)esh, Manure , - l' i brmitibinos eteril. • 1 . and, great de. .-- 1 1 epliito4 ,1 - • ,: . , __ ,_ _ LAND'S ; GEILIUN . BITTERS • Ob Reasui, •• • • , tation-14! mach. Brosthr I focal' . 1 Deo 4' A GOOD _ • NERVIN, I• unly NE* • trTKATM NEltirES. • . . BRISK FEELINGS ,1 • . HEALTHY FEELIIIGS, A STRONG COICS7TTUTIOXI Cpitii it 1., LION, - A •sch.fsp: coitsnru*N. I I • t -• MAIM TUB • , • • 1 i A GOOD Man . . Weak Delica Depr • — i . FIDIALII, ,• • , , PAIITICMin NOTICE. 1., .. 1 , . There a ~ mane reeparatione mold ender the name of Bitten} up -11 titian bottles. onmeounded of , the - cheapest Idske7 or cornmeal nnn. mating from to 40 ern s gallon, the tastedlsguleed by Aar or OorL lender - 'Mid of Bitters has aimed and will enoHntie to muse, as *Abe* can he, sold, hundred' . to die the death of .. drtnikaid. Be their nsethe system Latta e nand:malty under the Waren, of akoholie stintulants of the .w t kind.i. the &sire aw liquor Is crested and kept u nd the ' result is An the horrors attendant ppon a drun h. Pie and death: I Beware of them. For' who and will have a Liquor OW tem, we hlish the followinz receipt : Get One Bet. Ile Infemillenai r Gerstaltnittera atxl - mht with 4 . There qua efiGned. Brawdy or Wilde. ker, and the trou t will be a preparatkm that will Oar rowel In rnedici* sisters end true excellence any of , the nome-ous , -Unrwr Bitters In- the market; and will' , ram wooielh heal.. Yon will ham all the ahtu of Has/mains Brow In connection with " a wood snide of ILI not. t a much I leas prim than them Int:o -il°, no M cost you. . . - Dnlcirs, iinumEs, . • IT , , Thaw, aoffeaint Aron 31(111Allini17 away, Wit scarcely any flesh on their boom am= In a very time; 'one bottle in Inch mom win have a inc " 4, OPristlif ' MX: -...- -! I- i • . . . . ~ - DEBILITY ' • • 7 . .. ' kr freril stre fr"4 ngth MI e lin hort i' ki th:te nd. — . Theme, . Illiklill will „ . __, "FEVER -AD BEIM. , , I , Is ;rill net return f these. Inners' are twed.- - in a Feat:rani - Ague District should he with-. ESE! The chi No pe.repo oat Ur. Metitie . . ow UsimeThs not disposed to fl or recommend Patent lnes in gentha; through distrust of their ingredi ents atsi them ; ; yet know of no Patrician mason why a map may 'not testify to the benefits believes him self to;re recelsel: from any shople - is therhope be' ;thus contribute the benefit 'of others; • ' H t tkV - I . .th s the more; readily In repot- d M lloothnets ba ths& Cermet' Bittersowcpared by - Dr. C. X. Jackson, Of this thy:l*mm I was prehullneef against them for many yesmoloder, the thpi+spitori that they wets ride_ fly an alcohrille mixture: tam Indebted to my bind Bohm Remakes. Eisq...fort . tile reinvest of Mho prejudie* by proper buts, and for encourage s ot to try them. when sulicrinerom gnMt /MI long Unused debility. i The use ofi three bottles 41 these_ Mem. h the oftbelP l TPent year, e'iss followed by evident t e a= restonttlin to* degree of bodily and menial vi m which I had Oct *beer six inontbi before, and had aced de spaired of tegabetitg.! , I therefore. think God and my Mend lot ehrse•uhtre to me them: __ _ Ptdlisd'a, haw ;18h.. IJ. NEWTON halowli. ' ! , • • , , i 4TTEN, ION; SOLDIERS! . ' I • ,I • i 1 • • i • AND THE 'FRIENDS 'or soLDrOw .1 1 ..• , 1 We twit the attest* of all having relations deft:ten& lathe eriny to thsv fort that HOOPLA Gams . Will cure! elite tenths of the Mamie* Induced Now by ettosereo and iprivittione incident to camp IHts. Ins' the Ilista. bibbed almost daily du the newspapers on the ofsthel aket, it will 'be Naked that Eby thrice loa lwe smart. ng ham debitlich tmi l inti very a g t ame, ldnd , i cab be reedlly eared by I Genesis Sitters. ,We bare qa heattasiaa in that, V the Pahl lira freely lased , oar Wake* a( thee iththe bawd that Will te -1_•,,1 - • - - lbeineoneleters old , deny' receiving Mankfal letters from mattered* In tt eru pyand buiVaMmho ham bees rstos* ;to health • me ut. Moe haep,, sent lb them lertheir • • ' . IBrisrair • .• I. e or. loonterfetts ! . 1. • I z,l il • . _--- tbio IkeWsairas yhist ths al ~ 3.1. JAcxmolt.o II oa Mft ,b ottle . ' ; , - - , i .. , I , . • i ~ . . , 'Aiitiwawy as UtEptaa. 11-1 • .6.- r7 L RICE I 1111, 101‘ I ice et bar &gm able. ,or hanker% ,440 The liege site: ere ibenee4 or dissent* Use Mottles limp me* tire efkaper. I Me I - Pee eeete4 then* , ni4 hew the do eke la to by el the kOnzketlic eO l .l be end/ID mod to %IV= = lOO 7 **eked+ ' . I . I . and Itnnufnotoly, se. , sr =mr. • I I KU/Wit JON VANS, ; Amami. ,c 1 L " !W,l o _ 1 :1 1, 4 4 it . . . A W 4 011 1 1,. atLt is. NVOtel bileNt7 tows ...p• Ne 1 tr (Val 1812 .—Zty.j ll* 4** 1"117 4 " ln 6 " 17 4 11 itttat' mut GPI; iou ' xelFs mg, I Hearth JIAgE , I .I VILL MAKE WILL MME TIIB Completion Clear, WHIL MA6IIIII `.. Cipax, and Bright, Fwri • Th.ni•IIKI EHY; FAMILY.'._ ==== Editor ot the Knowledge. ~. • 1 11 , 1111 1 114 " Tal In IBIBMIIIE ill ' ' ' WALT unt.` • ' ' fet;irsrmii ' AlDkosgroy ' briteriaaski Lixigo. No. net 0 li' kl• 4010 ,ba , ,is: the Steoad lima( vilest!,' Pa., by lim ititmovi Z. WI r • 1 . 4 4aillignui. Maim Aim) ihmiinme : The f sal of John the Baptist i mews nu the t4th of Arne, iarid that of John the Evangel klUtilheritit of Deeenltik, i atmnally. The SZ = lo y m elll'a=l ri gres tari t ed north e ta i n tithethe ansebins, erapteeially upon the length days ad nights, resPeetively on the Inst of June, led on the' 22•1 of pacembet• .The days oC the two •einkettly pions 'men just named, occur In near thine sohnitial days, • arid as they hive beetrtaken and held as bight of kW those; virtues which spectdative teaches her members to revere:arid pieties, the - festikals hive been cembined, and St. John's daylpelebrates the groat astronomical marking of a new year of 'divine care, all well as the Impair character of these holy who have bri as the Pa nf Free and lA. ted ild r el ni t s 4 Mesons. Wh this religion" ari solstitial new year's day occurs on the Sabbath, It la a brducotre low standingl Usage of the 'craft to attend ppbliely upon' Dim worali d Being, met tin this holy cibjeet, your Invitation,.. ' trusting Gov' for sad !and wiadont.-I o a *Rae on some-seasonable - thl derived, from His Holy Wont , Proverbs; sill : xli, It is re "Mee tt dexier cosset k it is a•hee of tie^ • and in the sixth vase his also said " The desire actors -ptskd is sweet yo do stood, &a it is abotrisetios to jock to sigmefrora sea 1 ' In the prophecy of Haggai II: vilth verse we, find this Interesting announcement, 'Usti his Dams of iel *dim* shall dole r read/ will fill this kYttlee midi ray glory, Ma the Loan of Moats." i• , 1 In the former passages `(which, , we will first T erinsidet) is, ply declared the great opera .tlie fact that uman desire, under Goo, de cides human estiny, ; - IlaPpinnia, , the acknowledged end an On or man, ' For this all are seekers. - groping in moral darkness, hew many total ly fall In securing the aim. And why do they 'fall ? Beaune &Aires. uncontrolled' or mis directed, make it an abomination' to depart from what Ist - 01MA by experience to tie eviL The'desires Mind the soul iagainst experi- . .. eice, reason and conselence.; When vicious properutities are indulged, the depraved 'ap petites are quickened, the painions grow pre dominant , and uncontrollable, and the soul becomes }, - Zeicaded slave toils own vice i — Miserable slatery. • ; - • 1 fli -Man his a soul of vast &Streik , I 1 I lie band' within with restleis Ares ; ' I 1 Tooted to and fro, his passions fly ; 1 Froin vanity to vanity. 1, We i Th e In v aew piesseres, but we Nei . 1 ~ .. iisrd thirst and tormenistin.^ e hope of attaining rear pleasure from fo ly and vice is, and must, ham the nature prate soul, be ever "defeated ;" like the rich gtild mine of pabeyo to the ' deluded sailers, 'tiffs ever yet, beyond the monntalns, 'and !he deceived purtner • of vain pleeaure at last , sick atlheart, lindif the whole irk it disappoint ment and its end bitter, 0, hew bitter: 0 rita dire of de +ked shall.periskr—Faalm s ciii i 16. ; The cherecter‘of httrnah desire, it is evi dent, shales lthe result it works in bunion life., Hence n • is said "the learning," that is the genninalldevelopment of the soul's apPro pdate "desire is a tree of lira," and its 'ate . etimplishraent" or result , t ., sweet to th e l id e ," joy forever: Appro riate desire con ceited In the' soul and 'Shaping its state. dud lls action ' fa tree of life; " is edv Sithing of primkars, sfeeirirth arid / * ea ,* contrived! ,by in fi nite wilt .drim, suppo Ry Ills o gth, and that strength which every part 1 its fitting place 'sunplietli., and all rennin ; in a beautiful aptinietry of foliage, flowered and froit, "the treeptlire" is the upgroivth and Outgrowth nf TACTII IN TAR I.I}.AILT : glorifying , Gon arid enjoying Bina forever. When, then, human desire or will is based'ufen id •rdif immisrlirmat i'xiGoo• is 4: will certainly 'hannonize Vrith - ilk divine , purpose, so wit it work . mit a beautiful lift ntfordin t ,* present gratification. constant ennobling . of •sould 'and because' its' tieturd with 'the divine nature will grow with lie growth; It will enjoy a , blisstul particip a tion of Ills presence throughhut eternity. 110, Mortal,' moved by Mich &sir e,' thou magestl rig, "Thou wilt. ihow,ine the path of life; In Thy presence is fullness ofty; at Thy right' hind there ,- pre pleasures fo vermore."--Ta. rei : 11. -•" Sweet to the sitl". beyondi all pOrer no ours to conceivels such an "ac coMplishment of desire."- 1 , ' 'f - -; I trust co l are aufficiently interested to toi le* me into l a still more Intents examination of desire as he initial' operative force; under • Goo, shaping humni life and destiny. ri IBS:sire mat be defined as "an uneasinestiof mud front . tile absence of sothething wanted ; 0 eagernes to obtain or: enjoy; a longing for; a bankering."- A 1 mere ;wish is a kin sient emotion, while 'desire - Is amsta4,,— LOnging is' impatient •desire.. ; Hankering is art, eager uneasiness to , obtain th e unattalms til b e. Coveting is a hankering for what is 01- o er's. • Wishes, therefere, need to be strin tlY limited ; hankerings and ciivetingel to - totally suppressed , while desire • and king- I are to be regulated by the laws of Our own being andby the 'relations in which !'ire are pla's .1 i Desire is to be consideredd as hak twin said by an eminentmental philoko pacr, as an, emotion capable pf many modifi callous, andlas having extensive sway over humanlife. I Indeed, desire bray be said' il meat tn• (rainy oar life from`: the first wishes o r , hifancyt'o, the last of tin' 01 - dkje7: l ' Of coerse it u Combined with mhny of our other feelings, both Sensitive and intellectual. ;It is a fechng which may exist oft venom species - aid degree}, from. • the strongest panders of which the mind - is susceptible to the slightest Wish of knowing a little more accurately Ithe finest Rifling object before f ult. ' As Uinta • ghished froth the cravings' of animals, which are Impplicti from the open !hand of the illi- Nile master; "For Thou ()Penes% Thy hiind and satlstieth the desires of every living thing.."—Pry cxli i xvi--hiarrian , desire is 1 the a l tributit of , in immortal spirit, the longing of a Soul havingkinship with Gon, the father of all,- ,and.eau only' Ire satisfied in Him hof whose Tallitesa have received, and grace for Owe." A well regulated desire is will saborclinated to rule. Rule is the law of al,'relation. I Nature, Divine Revelation, as . well as abundant Masonic emblems and pre cepts, all teach that men are,in relation first, to pot), "in, whom ver,five and move and h ire our being," and second, to each other asixhildren 'Oa common father. The former" relation minim love to GOD supreme, wad the second relationei tliventa-bertv ° enTtinlvrhis been by mtiliat4lwio spoke as never man s " in these words, via: "Thou shalt l Ire the Lieu thy Goo _with all thy Pont ith all thrstrength, and with all thrmind; ii thy neiglibor as thyself." The witness both these relations is, within Is, a part of 'fury being, and no malt can doubt the reti ; an, tat justke of the it s, }ince, were th ey ectly oheyed, not y Individual happ netts would he secu but t aw that' of all Oilers' infldenced ,by t e individual thrlgh them. .Ah, my fellow liatusellion tut alarm or im orodity, e spark divine within thee will er shine oterenely until It lekds thee to, withtoy thelsing's soiree in that Goe who Anntel .the universe; 'lwilp finned, It t casually, fcirtithously, or is 4 "liiind force of nature, but according to.* cencepti formed In • His infinite, wisdom, patrician t ovation. '' ' 1 1 ! _ .' ' • •"itte A. Whim PODC rig neei n t i4 t e l im mt, e a r •rare the ne t stets ' j mow greener n.. . , 1_ mental woods, or stleatirs, rned the itlebe.l °indrawn swot the sans c p r bee p .- ieU pi live & =le. the kerns, ' ' . Irma and streams. the trotting . - • And shalom M mien celestial. Fran the asst ' I &Cr, al 14 , m Ms lave &Mut He Axed, - It aitashation. tilt, in rime,roarparse, it He steered and levect, ; his vital oldie Vanlded Intolpeing. Ileum the breath r Of life, inforwase e each . .. • . frame ; Ilence the cretin earth, and ' t ; res oun di ng w i ng a 4 'Tippet light sect dusk at - i ; • - vrarmth and cold, Anacker autumnal PUNY ' vernal shosvm, .. , lin4 MI the tatr variety of in; * , 4 , , 1 . -rtremns ef , 1 , nation, Doak . I, ties. iiinut nrhmker . may , • Pitt theories tp I tae preview conee ur ve arch -typ es! in•, be dod elf the All ' rd.. Aribilect, we bill to ILi' tidy our nwn . ISI y Vjatever ri me etr: L' on that fedi to sit ' ' to tre-liim all that is likely salorabled , a God only am Ithe . Weeot men And an object suprentely , *.ir 1 , , dolma. liecoini;- , . . hi :ta it - "Spigttl Infinite, eternal, lan-• „, gestdeln Ills 4 , * . s j wisdom, power,*- 1 .. inet ; ce, ! .. , ~- And truth,” v4hat - . eau Ire otter,. • ' ; what less canem oitiot7 the, eternal ' . ~L • In our owe - ' its?. , whattis i ~ . I.s.asve i l s-tpao t Irlited • toan, -town; to wits arAilin*d . ? Is sott holies rat OM 44 4 , , 11011611141 Re illti- WOO t ~,thaesv• ft, tlirlh th ertiod, 411111311 thee — desire to eveinto anal be like! like aid eternal mast belthe Strong, Stout, Lively, TOISNO • , ~ . , . • ~ ot.iiie,assaamea . atid Alespimint 'ad who MOMS the rule :of this exalted Alas the those ."who are without e , , in theivorild I" In the vain parka , ' •'they -never know ileffirss. Like , . of desirtr" freighted With bscalentable and hameamnible irderests,Arimm , , , t tudderless; without Chart, and seeking no , destined liftVeSt avoulusg Weed all th , ------- of portlto.end the Wall ; , these may fl awhile gaily o'er - Urea - summer sea,. but to be sooner or later, alas, - drawn into the initelstront of resistkeepassions,wrecked n th e uprising rocks of sharpened.lusts, Or, UM,' be, in the very . midst Of their ,folit ty, `where languid pleasure. sighs in every. gal " and when it has become "abonlination to to depart (rem evi4" , ihey suddenly b drown aod ftmnder Ott life's midday. i r a sin . g in the Unfathomable sea of sin and , rat what demzetnonre irises inminds. on 'rally of better , hOpes, that- on entering the very csreellwhici' i MS plunged them in Viet, they saw no - images but those of SOCIAL ri.l4l.sext ; - and.that, after years of heedless dissipation have 'elapsed, look back open the years that have been en strangely consumed, almost with theL astonishment, though with none of the attindant comfort, of one who looks back on some frightful dretun, - and who, scarcely knows whether be be yet awake.— F6llllll surprised For,— , Bolt as the QOM/1M In lIMEMIPT shades, ..,„. ; . Itztaids.ita ittinkflat Una, from Ewa to *pray, Gently a deep thin area* lida Invades.. . so so d, 80 gelar, . Monne mina tterYrk." . - • Tlin.cerrflptiotli of the mind may go On by imperceptible degrees, silently, and maygive no alarm till the mind is already-too corrupt to be capable of I the vigorous exertion - that would be requisite for the shaking Ulf' of a power which shackles and debases it, but Which fell power seems stilt ever rather to seduce than to oppress, and which, stranger still to say, is scarcely.hated by the unfortu nate victim, even while It appears to himself to have destroyed his happintss forevtr. Our enlargement on this sad truthosi to ill-regu lated desire and its bitter fruit, jbas been caused, not so much by the claim of logic, as hyAlie,loriclof ilk paintul eirctunstinee : for, while writing this portion of "the illitcourse, a faithful brother Summoned _tioll. haste to a 'dying soul. Too late. - there layan stalwart s,ymmetry a noble form. I tenderly closed those eyes so lately sparkling with life aid ardent desire. Ile was hOrtl to wealth shit respectable station; had been highly educa ted ; was early honored with responsible a n lucrative pOs,illon.; proved bireitelf in this wttr for ii!natiOn's)ife a loyal and brave soltlfer - : but , tdas ! my 1. brother—on • Chrit trues night, ag , , ~ y twenty-four. years, his life fearfully undermined by tht siren Pleasure, went out like a spark, with half its days native& And tuy heart breaks at the thought, how. Many there are around us, it may be among us, even ntw likewise shackled, bound hand and foot, 'andbeing borne "swifter than a weaver's shuttle " to -darkness and:despair. 0, be wartisd for yourselves, and, _haste ' to rescue others if you may. • . ' *.o treat:wow Conscience I ettleabe seems to sleep On ro.e and myrtle, laird with siren song— _ • While shim my, nodding. o'er her deur: to drop On !airflow appetite. the thicketed-rein, And give us up to license. nureesli.d,._ • tlimartd•-hes from behind her secret stea d., The sly informer minutia every Gault. ' And her dread diary with horror Alla. - - - Nut the grommet ationtemploys her pen ; _ , She Fancy's airy bard, A watchful fcre: , -The tonnittable spy •. ' Listening, ceerbears the whispers ur our amp. Our dawning papaw of beat. explores. • A.nol meals our w isbes of Iniquity:: - —Young:* Sight Thought., hook 2. versa 2511., . , . . It is not only when health, and fortune, and dignity, anti the affection of those whoni we love,[ have been conipletely sacrificed, that Vons,cience conies - bolilly-forward and pro claima. -a guilt of which; we may.. be little dram - rang. NO. There' OCcur oftumes toile mind during the prevalence of evil: , desires, , ,thoughts' of nigher aims, 'of nobler:objects of Pursuit; suehledieming [thonghts.!break In upon the soul with an, accOsatio& the mind is quick tofeel,' tnit which, 'alas! iti luistens to forget, in a repetition of the prbiitless--aye, worse than profitless enjoyrnenti - ny which it is ensnared. • •!'ir is abomination to /&,1s to de part- a :film' e" . Presently th , accusation _Which cannot be suppressed, is beard with a more [painful ;impatience, but, itill, with an impatience which onlyleads - toleilder riotcfn 'the vainlope of stilling murmurs which are notto be Bulled. , 0, would to-Ood theinfat netted mortal would hear In these sad swelling iminntirs on, the Strand of his, life the' sum signi of the' devastating storm ‘riiiitig - for his ' perpetual distmetion on the boundless sea of being into which lie is. permitting himself .to be, irresistably[drawn., put ho omnipotent ly debasing is evil desire! . . 1 - ~1 "The low., . ' c. '. ~ 1 .... i. NMI sordid gm tation of his powe . ' ~. - TO a vile clod, so draws him, with such force Rodsi law. Itum,tbe Omsts be ebould ova . .' • That be at last fintrt..ta It.. All his 'hopes ' • Tend downward ; his ambition it , to •ink.--, To reach a depth prukunder still, and Still Trofounder, In the =fathomable abyss Of folly, plu=l6l4 in =omit of death.— . • . But ere be gain :the comfortless repose Ile seeks, and acquieseenee of his soul ',.-- : In heaven renouncing calk. he endives— What doeslo M Is not,'—frum lusts opposed•in.vain And threate nli ng conscience 1 I. Riot not loud r , Nor drunk e ugh to drown IL In the midst I , Of laughter; his eutnpunctions are sincere.-- 1 . And he abbot thelest by which he shines." : . . Calera'? Ibsk, Look 5: vericlA7 and 614. May (Tor n [ who' " desires . not that any ~ should pe • .hot [ that -they. turn from the perish, evil tray an • . ve,",may He ; in infinite niercy t. [ _. exert naleentint• poster in these wretcheo rionleTand create within theist, while there be yet time, alsaving "desire • for his faro!. which is life " ; then shall, Its • "acikimplialit meat be sweet " to souls even now in . • the. gall of bitterneseT7: who, "being much for : given, shall love Much.' -•- ..[. - Isaiah [ xx4: ;tiiii—" The • desire of, our soul is t o Thy and to the rethembrance of- Thee in torsi I. found alone the All Satis fying Haire of created mind and soul.'' ' We may only fora moment turn your at tention to the I other - class'of relation, which regards mankind as a brotherhood, and It re 'quires the -exercise of benevolence ;tower& - all men. - The record of.rev.elaion up.4l this point is most. [explicit. : Actri,.[l,xvii-: .xxvi.— "Gun that trade the .world... , .4....hatit'inede Of one blood nations of menfor. to dwell on the face of die earth ' 'that they should ieeir.the Loan,.if haply they might feel after hint,' and find him, though he be not far front every one of ns .. . . . . ...For we are also his oft.' spring.", . The desire to know and enjoy Goe is, in [these iniplied words,t7nade 'moticinti- . nuttily to act with-the desire - for - the welfare of our lellcierl men. -- The frequent phrase ."onrOwn flesh" in the Scriptures is equiva lent to ''tenons man ;". that is, every - being ' who!, is. of thelsame nature . .. with ourselveri ; in them We may recognize "our own flesh." Speaking , i of Service , acseptable 'to firm, the Loan says in Isaiah' Iviii,i vii,...--4"ls it not to deal[ty bread toihe hungry' and that 'thou bring' the poor that-are cast ontiothy•house? When thou seest the naked that duns gofer him ; and that. thou 'hide. net , thyself from thine own flesh. Then' rthill thy. fight break fbrth as the Marnini t 'and- thy health shall Spring forth speedily , ' and thy righteousness' shall go, before ;thee: the' glory of the Linn Shall gather thee up." . . ... [ ' • [ ' • . [ ' Alin I find this relation of mai to man and [ thg benevolent &Sires it awakes, not Goo's in revealed - will ; no,' Lean appeal to It , as a general feeling of our nature. To the [ facts and duties Of- thin. relation Free Marion. ry eispeolally deratositailf. Her fieldis the world: Our brother man - ;"the lively donor" shit would, b y reriProCal'eare - and affection, Work Into aTemple of perfect accord. Their bodily need, their nePdinental and their, need [ moray her Craftranen [arg instructed to alp ply with ready ' hand t and gentle' and true hmul-everywhere: • , king Solomon has aptly ; said, : [["The desire of man is his - kintinetel and .a poor man li better tharia llar.—Preverbs xis:. =IL Yes, the indulgence - of the luxu ry ' of charitable ~ . • . . makes rich both' him that give* and \ . *. that takes ,• while the eiteittatkals Oaten . ' of benevolence who dlsappoiiiiiithejuit . . for Glow keihsg, is infinitely welraelitan the kindhearted' pour man: because he starves his own soul:of its present allinentof pleasure; while he bruises Ike expeetaat affections of others wherdre* to him. - • • , . ' .• • • ,;'-' It iii vivid'roof oeGors'is. kindness, my. brethren; that, lii assigning ..ninnies' 10. Ain, dnties whichnuMmust maniac - to ffewharge . a long time ha this world which- is only, pre paratory to It nobler scald find Is afterward ,to rebeive Min, Me Matins bakiet k left; Shiite feel that the place and serrotatalho in which ;he It to perfeam hie allotted . thdfssi *I place 11.4*eace, htirreiteinet.. \He hasbeitteohHot. ly autreandget us with our own klitat —He :taitirellt tplitelltd Atilt* even to Ho' peer- esteriahai - ifid,thetelladeTe t ,thlaw it ii hi er ti id etichtlatiaa.at' eat nay *mai, and on tictOdehl , ..eatt xelliet:,theet to . our ..: Atli** greaftr-dolltnie_deniren es- Unc l e the_liestme irn exPetientein ihn lap. mime at llialtdadea._ ,L , '"llminatta . of tiOSie 'desires" Of. faillararreling - ind broth , (AY 1 kwe : , bOxig - :pecitiber ' oftemoiktouido heart ;" brines delight from' the Wenn. Itself, foe sone is. almost as met tr,' Word , u weavax; they bring us delight In those who Inhabit this Scene with Pk and from** Tat ou' .., ,• - efel have dreary, or still _hope to t t .. On these suggestive ; theme' on-ht = • Winger. ' I cannot suggestive myself to .' nen lass to speak of ourlife's duties asailrearyOnineof heartless tasks, amid in arid, desext. , No, fir while I see and feel many miseries a Iri this . world and they Mee net been wan in my own heart and home—yet .I Redly theta earth- IY mitigations - of the temporary lane from the heavenly home, and find them , Cheering the passing scene as gunfight 1 from l shove; yea, by theee bene fi cent mitigation of our lot, am led alithe more tlt adore thelbounte ous Father of all. Who can represa the de sire that whispers in his ,soul'osh, may I, in some humble sort, be like Him, diionsing good to all, and so prove that :I ail his , chil d bT fulfilling the law of hive'? ' , I. , Indeed, hit not: an, that. Just in !ert hi , as we do cordially respond to the rule of this , relation,_ we do make earth a haPpy home? Thus may We become possessors of that bliss" `which immortality does •not eeefr but only 4 'l l l l cAoui reward -we neiveo enfieed below. , Sharing the'sorrows of others may to increase our own troubles, yet, by the law. of the Divine nature and, 1111 oft-repeated .plisige, a }duds* attendifthis active' sympa, ,thy, that makes it, contrary to all worldly opinions. In itself a sonny of haprihnies, - - "! Blessed Is, he that cortsidereth the poor, The Lein will deliver him In time of trouhle."— Psalms xli :1 . 1. "Whosoever shall !give to drink unto one of these little ones it I cup of cold tearer 'only in the name of , a disciple. verily I say unto You, he shall; in no wise lose . his rewant"-A-Matt. x : xis. - Mere be nevolence to our fellow men'can novtr .gain- us pardon'fdr sin and salvation With I Gun— We can not 'so merit heaven. But in, Provi dence they are assured o[ soma who themselves evince it, "Surely he, shall not be moved forever "—Plaints esti : vi;—"who exercises benevolenie - out of love to . Gen, andin'respenalve imitation of His Mercy to ward us; +LOW charity He consider* a loan to Himselt ;" he that giveth to the peer lend-, eth to the 'Linen "—Prov. xis : xvil. You well know the Parable of the Good :Samari tan ; and: re you not' constant the recipi._ eras of Ipfleite mercy and how of The' Father of Light, ' Life and , ve? ::The he tievolent a ff ections, awake iid cultured in the soul by the regenerate lo eof GOD, make a beautiful life, :which bright ps all ite, zone more andinore, until therught -of, sorrow it now illumines is lost in perfect day s ;_: • v Of all the specific relations arising out of. the two all inclusive ones we have dbeoursed upoiV , l nialonly Most briefly advert to one: which to rget would be to ignore the chief characteristic of Tire Oansui and of the Day we tele) . te :. It is that -bond:drat binds friend to, friend. Our moist 'desires alone suffice to lead to Feitsusion though there, were no other principle in our nature tending '.to make a single human being art object of our special regard. The love of „virtue - and many other qualities pertaining to human wishes, and because we woutd,be Miserable If isolated, nature , lavishly begets' an ardent, desire for f endship—a longing for some oth er breast in o which we may With confidence pour our 'e Otions. The Itendence to Mend shipsh is an essential . part of our tieing. "To take friendship from lifr.,." says aceeni "would be almost the something as to take away Me sun frem , the world." In the words of anoth er,—" HoW great a -blessing ft, is, to have bosoms ever ready for receivintand t o faithfully_ whatevervie slay wish to con fide, whose 'conscious memory of (err, actions we may fear less than our own,—whose' dis course may alleviate our anxiety ; whose counsel mad fix our own doubtful Judgment; ' whose hilarity may dissipate our 'sorrow; whose very aspect may 'delight." !Another" has said :' "There's, indeed, "only onespccies of misery whirl friendship cannot i comfort —the misery of atrocious guilt; . - but hearts capable of gedhine friendship, are'tnet capa ble of committing crimes.'' - , ~ 1 The jewels you give and receive are em blems of the rules regulating 'friendship-- C-our,:mi in its_commencerbent, that it I be only 'shared with the , worthy, reciprocal fidelity in its continuance, and when, after perpetua accessions of mutual - confidence and happi- I nets, it is at last then by the death of one,', the survivor gnit ully, retains the past re gard, cherishes the memory, imitates, the vir- " tues and graem hopes to'ahare a (inure Wm , sedness with the departed, and , with kindness to the rurally of the lest friend;'keeps alive • the holy emotion. , • . ,- I , . "The conception of a desire in lily heart"' is - the Mason's first experience. The repila-, lion and develoment of his desires in the lines of every re lation is his avowed ;duty.— MA: wide reach and profound results of hu man desires we.have c in part discitased.-- Though tea theme is faritom being exhaust ed, enonghLhas been said to enforce the ex hortation; lteep the heart with all diligence, for •out of i , are the issues of life." I Though' - of avowedly religious, yet Pree Masonry islinherently "raterwaven with re-' ligion as that which at once: einettiintre our duty and oar happiness."• it in :possible, indeed, to draw a line exactly dividing Mo raliti from Religion. ',But theadoring belie( in Gun, and the , recognized! n ry or prayer to Him lifts, the Mason droni ere Morals - to the higher plane of Piety. • increasing at every step of his Masonic advancement is his reverence for Gon'ti, Holy Word, bbth as a light to our , prahpn earth, and as a dapstnr to illumine our-tomb; and that Word reveals a religion inclusive not merely, of; mo4ale, and virbus, but of Graces Gee Wrought. May . , these be your desire, my brethren. Does not, the-Lamb's skin, which is the universal badge of a Masora both, emblem the innocence'we desire, and 'the vicarious aserifice,as the`only , means by Which human guilt may he , washed away and guilty man may he . mimic.• pure in the eves of Gon ? It will be conceded, I think, - thatOy morals fallen. now can not re gain the perfection he desires, The peed of aid from tie:, is a universal consciousness.— , It has been felt by all men, of all times, and everywhere. That gracibusaidtke conipas sionate Father has indicated in the Scriptures rotor the very first; and hermits the love of Goo and the manifestation' of ineffable be nevolence. l' Abel, the immediate son . of fal len Adam I. and our I eldest, I brotherwelearly recognize this precious , intimation, • and ac ceptably offered a lamb in sacrifice, a type of his faith add , hope and love,' resting on "the Luba of Gen," the only . ;hope ol The world. 'He found the et:lnception , of this immortal "`desire a tree of life,' and its "accemplish= ment," is isi‘"sweet to his soul" , ne, in the presence of Him "who is frOm everlasting to everlasting," as it certainly was five thousend years ago, While Cain with an evil heart; rejecting the revealed intimation of Divine aid, and its tYPe,, ~r es ting his case in himself, and on nature's' produetlens,- fit emblem of mere morality, waxed worse and worse,and was, tog with ids , offering, rejected by a Jul eter atY ofknded GOO, whose offer of 'mercy fhe ,-had' PlltetiellYY ignored. , All time, and vrerl__ Page of in spired narration Will afford us the exemplifi cation. But we do not seek.them now.. >ln the fight of that divine intimation, the least act O' our faith, hope and phadty over the mortal TWOIIIOI of II- departed brother, Ls Jo deposit therewith, the tokee of the only and divinely appropriated sachirwisbE r hich life and immortality are bronght to . t. The surificeii of. ancient i srael , and: hope for man, growing btighter: with advancing 1 40 1 ,4 *iced wiltd =Tonga 'TIO Lamb ' of GOD' who taketh , away, We ales lof tin .- world." For. Ills Coming: manyof - them yet. look. Thai Christina reJeicee in a with that leans uportillim es.haring already made the sacrifice complete, "once for all," ni* to be, repeated, almost nitieteen,centuries ago, . All ,a&i:ae,i believe,tlllrAk in the phVj ul az . Hag gar, quoted at thelwennin cif this this expectation Of a did Interposition to rescue fallen- Plan, ilitat ignst-Disme of all nations;" that hioiNsiOng is th ere pledged 4 as thogrand remedy for the Anti ~ ,00nso . quint Wadies of men, and that th Ile Is tiro instrument of rebuilding th e' timid_ ,-Iloilise or soli, and filling it Whit. k rescued from ptery tribe, and knalred, and' a tote on thwa thole earth; en inmilnerrible InYdndi wh ose baneltdoducl as tho•-•ivipo'4' manywaters shall ootne tip.beiere then:mai Threw day and ',night hWever.- 1 4 Desire nation shill aline, and I will fill this . house , with mil glory, ;smith the. LOUD cif. Iloals." , fillow tW•Wy this zweengke; web - spread hi , the - time - of n•ogoi, Dm* years Doh the emaleoa igli o rilecc ssrs utriNto bu t ulteliibt : = l4l*- to novitillf4 steittla - 143 4.4 Ocoi_and,O9 011441/1001 filsalite- • . I - efiti±,4 11201 %,.. r , a ithalegere. I. . who we1.....r. n t . ' .- Thaler time - !fte- -- pr . : - T „-.WO .I .ltl4 7 rr t ) tki Ott • AMID t!gr Newt Th"t r ir #41116111, ''; 11i1 411 aßlefl needs 1110011 NUM" tWittgasis = rn iattledoar 1t ta: Ober --- 9caltrilick r • rift 4- - 1 . ~eilii jr " —7 , - • of!" afte .ose ala irn soisime the Swo t 1141 Sespait pf l i J t csbbitew 'lO VagagNlEoai~taaVOW tole. AIM COL•t C6 O 61 , 18 - taidlanalt" "' • •-•- I=llll. 0 0 0 1 1 C-- ii r esiataiwas"liftl" 4 " 4, aTeki eneraciptkaismopiami",,. - • •',.."1 1104 00170 the • • •sedy indketkultseecarded In - Vitt ist•-• ,- -"Judidtki tie aledl2lot depart *lnt Jildsl4.4ol ; ii-111 W.. • - giver between lb leek WWI, Shiloh ' *PS mato catitseing ' pwge . lo;* Again' In- Hoses . *: - Sle4-." I will be asnyotmg Bon to-thn'helffile , 4l( in• 441...! If, id Oakdale beilankthenceptes_ parted then the hand 4.1144 . 12112lly'In -• year 4,000 or therothouts, then moo ettutt. : '•* rlgirrs.-ThelkptrutganNendottevadkeentsiis x, thus: -4 `thadl the.enraintorldm - .44 Whoto It is reserved." .*:The.stinisnat •!kit* in chit matte sweet with the ,Cluistians in sie- • . - knoivledging that the word Sldlokiittiadif ffir • MelPish, the Eh's. thni - thelaarituhns-- _ sista Githelai and JOrtinhart, and,the sindent, Hebrew corium:mato= uportGetunik *lli,' 'talniudiste,,explairik.] "It evident Geri. Lo fD so sprang out (if Judali;"` MOTO' sir); that is, ";sCeoniing. to .the 110 e !et • - scent of the Inipstan nation He assumed; H • was of therms tribe and 'of the royal linettid • The evangelisilJohn; In *Revehitionall: v, ii ' and a, speaking of Him,' both as the Übe and as:thasna,. declares;.''Beheld ilis Lion. - of the :tribe tsf Judah, the root of David lath' '*prevailed to open the. hook and .4o loese, the seven seals thereot , • Thou ert WlT thy to tokethe beak; and to tipien. this leapt glr Mon mast- shdri,-and !must : deemed us toiGoo by thy blood out ef every , kiruired Ind tongue and uewls ,and nation. • . Worthy lathe !dub that vr*l.ll,dn to receive power and itches and wbdons Ind*• strength and honor and glary. and .blitedng ! " l .' By the inspiration of an sirectson..o4 lilac our benevolence higher Wan a seraphs kffil estexperience, we ere moved to pretest to. '. all men everywhere - the Bon' of Gov Our lia-1 'lour attlie, hope of the world: - Our desks& • in Him Shidi leasing to - est of the raga- LIM, from which sin taut exiled the rsce,;, 0,-; - man: /Or nth grades/ st.resgti slavdl,nie Us' the tribi YeasP AiSiag—leat diva is treioossiv and ai55,0345.11 vamp to OA:finis as it is ititifrim From Ilk baud, O r . my - hearer, may you desire and receive both bo& • By and 'spiritual resurrection:. .This all.neM fUl avxnnplishment shall lerforiversweet to thy 50u1..., Geo wanting it to, tow now shall • make thin* indeed a Saint Jolui's flay to be tor- er white in thy tnlendar, • , _ • •' Worshipliel Maxtvr and ITreihieit's Ackuthi% Lodge,. No. 216: *This Masonic New Years day brima fatting occasion for exmgratidation and thaulogiving. ' It is a. little more thin ' • thirty-four years singethis Lodge was cou r se- • vrated_to the work of Faith, Hominid. Cbe- thy. • A full'repretentation of_the officers 'of the Grand Lodge of Permaykaisia were in • attendance. • * They ; were R.N.. G. M. lire.. Wm; B. Potts; It W. Et. D. M. Brii•Frisiseis R Nichols ; It. W. R G. 31r; Bro. JOseph B. 'Cohen; It. W. J., 8, W. WO.. Abrui Pott; ' -R. W., G. Sec. Bro. A. *lLYl7hite; li. W. G. ,Tr: Bro. Jacob Buckwitithe'r- B. G. I 'D. Bro. Moritz Meitner; R. igr..E.G:D. Bro: • Philip Hole, and R. W. G. T. - - Bin. Joseph - E. Berber. The firstofficersof Pulaski were, • Bro.f.loserinE.: Sorber,'W. Bro r ittnueor Isi.'Palmer, 8. W.; Bro. !Semi Bat ex. J. W. Bro. B. W. Cumming, Seel ,•• Bro.. ;Bell: Thurston, Trans.; Bro. Jacob Bn_adt•L rwalther, S. D.; Bib. Isaac Beck , A; ro. • John G i flick , T. There may be 'ntuntal active participants at that day; among others. , Brothers John Pott, R Hull, Jacob . Beitzinger, Gemi. Shoemaker. Ben). Bay, Benj.. .• Springer, and Conrad Grove. Of these twenty-three excellent brethren,, only seven - - remain to bless us with their genial fellow'-,.• ship. Sixteen of the names are starred upon the Register, and Memory, kaning on the; ihroken column,' with bowed head, weeps be- .' cause the places that knew theta shell' MOW Alen' no More.. - They were all eminent their many Masonic tad virtues, end • they Still live fresh end green in thelhearte of :- those who best knew them 4 injifek_ Tistrty-• four years of unbroken heruxolv rind of Rig- • nal prosperity has attended Psaakki Lodge, and excitee our gratitude to-day: Ili:snored among the sister Zodges. exerting nnobtru dray kg constant beneficence in .the 'coin-; inumty, uphidding all: that 'is good, and,: -through her craftsmen, adorning every. wa lk et life, ni.syvur •Lodge continue to receive the' favor of -1 2 1eliven Every, aru4versary among men marks , the aksei:uss of some be loved ones who hive fattens by • thuway. And Ills ours to weave a chaplet to the ';luinoreal dead, Widely 'wok - it and cordially esteemed isn't Past District D. 9. M. Wm..N;l-Robins, of Ilinersville Lodge,...NM-2te, who dosed it' . life of active benevolencetend , honeteble la 1* itor on the. 30th of Niairesuber, 18681 '. From '', his -Youth up sustaining a high :charaeter . for • i • moral worth and-social . Anne, he -- was en- , • deared toil very wide title °ridge& Ern- Went as a physician, he !ion 'and Preserved' - the confidence of the community whore he -'• • so indelatigtffily served. le his own braise he was beloved and revered ass a khid-hearted and true ' husband, father land Mend. May . Gun comfort his bereaved ;ones. . 1 . Other shadows fainpori this ; festal The wir in our land has called many of our brothe toils fearful exposures. Pulaski has Ben forth forty-two members, known to aim; and probably still more - Whom I:-do not • chow. --Several of these have, attained high /mak in the service:Sod ad are honorably:do-, og their part in the _loyal ton, Some htilt Men. -tiro: - Byron Clayton early gave OP his• life from disetute Contracted in the service., • birder Lewl&J. Martini whose loyal seryke myself witnessed fOrAststr, fell ai Cramp ton's Pam on South .3lownsin, on the 14th of "&ptember, 1862, covered with honorable . Wounds.- Their memories' aro': precious; , ihey will ever live ha - ourheeit. , The sister. Lotigtak IA the Comity, fitivefa- - ,rtired me with their Soldier _statistics. ' f•• Wald cl ef i rlon re Vable di re 4 cOgi n :f loyal t ty l nefOret yam' ut o°llgh to knost that, no cleat has more l Promptly sprung to 'the ,preservation of the national: life,,, nor done more valuable aervlce I forall the imperilled interests so dear to Os, time have the Free Mesons of Schuylkill County. 3lay Gon t ln whose name they go, Safely keep the survivors and in due time re- , store thetnto our embrace. May e spec& dr_ vottehasafe Ills president ng'uporil .heir arms, mad restore teem` id courv! Fryst lasting and equitable sue t honorable' peace. Moody, my brethren, if in your - hearts you ;have conceived the desire of' knowing and enjoying the light and priVileges of Aft- Ftent Order,.- remember to be wosittneo that ed not be shamed. It is a moat nolde. work on have undertaken. • t *.our seen sadsense stesbe opeted g . ! While juoth4nparruure. truth and lure • Oa' havraid Rotetwe.. If thou haat, to it is said lir if Chronicles, Zs. "Thou bast swore judo' the Corm, rejoice aI the'rath, if thnu halt sworn ,with thy whole heart; - and seek lihn with thy , whole 'desire!" " As wise master. bffildeni ihrget, !ever for. a single moment, the inlluencsyonam exert lng tor weal tor for woe upon the world, awn you. May hi be aneb Upon thyself and Upon' all ethers as will , pleass4mtli pm 'and the '. Loao;•the Mama, whinz:brotight , Leto- the tkeeoscrutiurof the last oat day.'" ,In - our !vatic ile.,or charity may His &co i tal= pm. Then shall your laborstal tea through happy live* protein' be, p to all. • GOD great you happy mulia blessed eternity fur His estme.s sake: Amex; . H aan , • - 1. 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