The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, May 21, 1864, Image 1

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...._ • CELEBRATED • - . . • DRUGS, - -
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Fran 7i:l2r 10T1 Pudot. and iour I'M,. .
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ALIO. IFJPTIIDS ID/P
alrairrilAt & NA VIOATION COMPANY'S COAL
oCNTAIN, ITARI.EIIOII.
13: EADOW, BONET BROOK,
lITST QVALITIEII OP
.110 . ,,4111111 WRITE ASII COAL.
plorektr...—n , Port Itithmond.
No. 2 Ellmbettiport.
ccs-No„2 0 .1 Wentit ptruet. I'l I ILADELPRIAL
%Trinity Building. NEW TORE.
--No. .5 Bonne rtreet, BOSTON,
SMR, StICKNEY & W,ELLINGTOIf,
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1. thracite &Bituminous Coals
• 1)0111 01 - 1114 lII•GLARIP rot •
tiCIEWA srval,t,ow COAL.
• • . ' Wald CASTNEft. 'New *York,
' • ; ••• '. C. P. STICKNEY. Pall River,-
' 'WELLINGTON, 13rwtom.
'f • 1 ^ fis Yritpty Building, New York,
OFFICE W4illet Street, Plailadelph*
_-__osli.;illty Street, Bookie, •
ari:•Nda. Itiehneosd.
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A Vrtg HECICSOHER , & Co.,
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OAD MOrNTAIN.- BLACK nEATn,..A.NA
KED Asir COAL.
Rtrrec, 'Sew York..
t Ot street, Philadelphia: '
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lIILADELf.IIIk;; &c.
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ppin Marna for ANTEMACITE COAL at
Crerawleti. Delaware . Olver, Philads.
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AIUDFARIED dc Co.
110,1111tti, POTTS & Co.„
r2oslivat StreeL Philadelphiek.
)FF'ICE:II: 110 FitosiiVny. 'New. rurk.
114 Kilby 04n-et. 11051.00..
• Wharf No. 2. •
AtEPP.LIER BRO.
rrx. E. cor. Whinnt ;It PoOrth sta.; Phila.
IPTICESi :la Pine Street. New York.
151erchantiv Bank Ilnikling, Providence.
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,EBEATF,II I.ocusrl(ll 7 NTAIN N,VEIITS ASU
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HEP: A ti C O_..A -.
• . Street. Philadt:lphii.
•; 4 1 !Wild Broa ing; dway. !loom N 0.2 Trinity.
New York.
1.5;0. 11 Doane Strtet. Boston.
11ARF--(;;ItitNAVICII, DELkWAItE AVENrE.
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"iEIt.S.AN? sikriVEßs 91" THE CELEI3IIATIT
hn . Vein Red Ash and Diamond
Vein .Red Ash
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• titnorrior -White Alit . Cecil. Orsini 'lb.
Yew tthettandoalt 1110 Collier!. '.-- .
irh will he r‘ilinfl to eieel Any boat yet I . thippcd from
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)IP . 3 ,4 , 10,r, for the; saie 'rif'GEO. - W. itiNYPEIVS.
prrior _Piot Forest I,ll"bite
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~OFFICES: . , . • • .
21C . WAI.NI7 St:. PtillAtr.A. ..
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dtalPri, In other fleet qualities of • . • .-
WHITS 4 AH,D RE47 ASH COALS.
114 Walnut S reet. , l9liladrllihi4 :and Woodland
Wtuu7ep, Se huylklll•Riven •
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W 4: t 5100 D Y, f , ititpper and Agent.
huylkill Ilaven. Pa.
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HACKER 3 / 4 . COOK polo agrntr , for my LOCI ST
1.7NT . .. , 0.6P0AL,fr0di 40430 , 1 Oar_Colliery, - "
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VAN DtrsEN.& LOOHMAAj
nen skid - S:6l{l)mi , rif the Celebrated
..1.a4T..;..3101;A1111 COAL.
r2nl irmi,nt..t:trret, rbiladeipbia. .
'ICEL., Trinity ituitiling, New Turk, •
- S - INtane - street, Itr)ston.
.h SS. `S2 ' ' IS.
i NEW
YORK.
:UEL BOIMELL ;
43 dz 45:Trinity Build4ng N. Y,,
SLOPPING POINT
4, ELIZAIII3TIIP4RT.,
°Fn.:l4l FOll,-.IIALE t •
'Y BROOK, N. SPRING MGIINTAIN,
111AIte,
AND BtrD7 MOUNTAIN
:,111 Gil COALS,
,LTIORE tO.l k BLit". DIIIIIOND
ES 13 - Alll - 1E C6AIS,
A:kiD Tng cnuoRATED -
,Grs GREEK MAO EBLOD COAL . .
21. "6-5 , 4-; • • 11-17
I me: Kftl.' Xi7PP IL I Els.—Tke mobacribir
is AL'ent for "the MOP Of the Boston tit= &Wet
fry.. and fu'ridshos suprioriEtelts at-Parlors prices.
tea, kinds and tengtbs ..13,Ats Of greater thickness
.hose kept bo.haud made to order. attae shortest
astliiorch'ys fur CoLlb7ry purposes tiles the pre
, at the 'MBA. steam Packing of every de
„a, Blast 41j. Pap.r.r by,thr.,sitizle, or tea reams.
fhe ton,:at nit,ttitarturr:rs. prim[
ETY LAN of the. moot approved paUernS.
afth.perted Otivernrnent Wire:, by the sinfle dos
hundred Wire , QUALM, Wire by” .the roll or, card
for Sate by 13. BANNAN.
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IRTALNT !et :IL AURAE D 10411DIEll !
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I'I3ITLY 'i: BLtSSINCK •
II sen;tfree of ratty r, to any lads who will rend
name and addreaa, ,orfetiona bow to ~ the
pain of Clir—D-IllitTli i - ale , ahow to hare en.
?althy hod heath Vol Children : al.. one - other
INIII'ORTANT SECRET. the
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'edit.; °yet discovered. - ' • ? '
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ri t oCt lin plaiting the above otter Is to induct cv ,
Di etc srr,trmrdirs
es , iLADAME DULENTAUX. I'd., D.,
! :67 truadvray, ;New Turk City. ,
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'of hours'. Floor Jig Feed Minty.
unrie,itn,-,1 mallow:A hie Flour and
.nt•Norifezian and Third Streets, to the
arket'atip • Strinets, where 'he will
a chni , . Ptoc.k of artifice In hie line, and
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meat tIr•I tla« Grorrrinq. •
en..l• and ch•tonicie-arc tet*tfitily 11011r1tme Ilwir pal 'lmage, while the general pnb-,
LIS triivirA A No. 1. oral lire Invited togive
JoSEPII It. JONES. =
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Attorrissrat • ram ,Ib4).
curea r l , terniatorrinet, SPrninal
Intlx)s•tin. II'M of Power,' Qc » apPendiky
irer:lnAlly. It etreent are truly, •nuscical. A trial
to 806; tires vi ill eonrinee the moat Pkritical of its
Prime.lll - • boi. —Seta post paid to any ad-
S. C. trrHA,M. 403 Cheet.nnt street, Plalladel-
Orrttlara rent Ove, U. BROWN at
.4454. Agents ((it Potterrne.
stout of Gold Ira/ cbm.
141f.m. Scala Ec: R. C. GRREN.
Watltniiiri , t and Jemder, Ce•ntra Street, f'ottarille.
Der:anbta
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QUINT ARO' ; WARD
Na 11 [NE . Sarvirt,
NEW
"Sole Agents for TheCtomeolidated Coal Cam.
Soitteineee Irida Wilkeebarre coal,
shipped from Jerre-y . 421y told Elf)obethport.
• Also. for the HA2IPSUIRP. and BAXTIMORE CO, "3
Ilasopeleire • Geierips , o Creel, Coall,ehipped
at Baltimore and , (Worgetown
Arente for GRORGE 'STRAIN' irlebrated Bread
Top Coal. shipped at philadelphia,
Poota.their at Port Richmond. Phila
delphia. they are preparedi to shirr the brat '
ipuilltier of
Locust Alison:sin and Bed aad White Ask
Seilatlk ill ('gala. - I •
From their,docks at Jezey pity (where the depth of
eater le frOm 13 to 111 fee ),,they. fare prepared at all
seasons to supply the • re. Coals, and LEHIGH. to
steamers and-ships for ports in China and elsewhere.
Stesmerspan be coaled at 'ant . hoar daring day be
. • . J. B. SMITLt.
' . Arent at Jersey City.
Agents at BerfeO--WARD dr. BAUM, 42 Kilby
' , ••at Neuart 7 -4. IL DeCOLP.
March 12, '44. ' ' 1.1-17
Pier x.. 11.
LEWI UDENDIED it CO.,
W - bobwala Elealeru in he be tarietica of
Anthricite and- Bitamiious
MO, 5 Walnut Street, •PbiliAelptda. -
. OFFICES: Broadway, New Yolk
;. ,• I. ' 14;IiiIby Street,Boeton.
llnneer SAlpiiers farm Elizabethpiart, of
LEIII4LISPEINO )MOUNTAIN, nizizrox, AND
: COUNCIL RIDGE COALS. - [•y!l3.
:ELI'
COAL. j COAL.COIL.
LEWIS AIIDEIIIIM, & Co.
• OFFICES • -
103-Walnnl strivt, i , HlLAntulrrk._ TL
110 Broadway, NE t 011.K.'
1 . 41 • BOSTON.
Whitten:de Deltices In the • • tirh of 110MBST/C
COALS—SoIe twoltrietort • -k Colliery, capa
ble of producing 0r0tr..1504.-• , 4.4 year of the ccielirs
tht Bit 44 only; (Bed •.• an• .13Laiz' Havru, (White
ALSO, •
F.xclnelce Arnie for the sale of the purely genuine Lo
cog. Mountain Coe'. from the Locn-t Dale Colliery of
Oro. Ports ,t "Co., all of which will be sihipped.dl.
rect. to New York, via.. Canal; or comitial..e. ila. Green
wich Pier% Thelow Naxy, Yard, Philadelphia.)
• ; ALS°,
Ag higium_Pirr:Tfo. 11, P.rt
Itirkmond.
The eholceet qualitlee bf RED 'and WTIITE ASTI
(GALS from'Schuylkill County, sele{iell with epeetal
care, and shipped under our pcmotal atifierintendence.
N.
At Elizabothpert.. N. J.
LEIIIGII SPRING MOUNTAIN. end COLTSCIL
RIDGE COAL.
. , -F,rone Baltimore. iNd. .
The celebrafeli.llANlPSFllßK LILTUNINOLI4COAL
At Jersey City, 191. : J.
(via. Lehlch and Morrl Cumin.)
The very auperior %VILKaqtARRE COAL from the
r Baltimore Vein. taken from the ••Audenriei Improve:
meet and Ojai Comrutnrae Estate," near Wllke,barre:
' a!'o the COUNCIL ItInGE COAL; both of which, for
scram intrpoens and for family w.e, are trmrpa...eed.
We hold.certifiratee In our offices fmm partiee who
have uwvi and folly teeted I them coal& and twonotmee
them the recur A.TIM,CITZ,OIII.I/ , for VIM= In we, pro
dikuinu no clinker, has appe, and umater blaze, than
ant other tin& now before the puddle.
Slay L.. •L 9 ' I ?fo•
COAL. COAL.
.A.• T. STOUT & CO.,
•
fS'accxsorts to STOUT & VAN WICKLA)
inners, and Slipper' , ,ietai:debrated FITT( 6' ME-
Illtißj COAL (mm thbervele V.dlierp, Him lla
zleton deniers in tlie beet vsrletiee of
41THRACITIE ; D tOlLg.
Dellvt:red &red from the mines or on board of res.,
ode At
TRENTON. N. J., YLIZATTETIIT'oRT.
N. liftrNsWlcK. N. 3.. PORT RICHMOND. PA
'OFFICEI4--44 dr 46 Trinity laillhog,
gni Broadway, New ]irk.. .
A. T. Serorr:' S. Votti'srata. .fletice STMT.
April A, *6l . •'•
BROAD. TOP.
T()I , ('()AL...
The Alontingilt4 nad Broad Top Illeme•
taiir Ilailreal and Coal Coarpaa#,
Itevertruily call the attention of R. 11. Compiliiies.
wrtmhoat Owners and nannfactitrers to the rtaue of
their COAL as_ a hTEAM CiENERATOR ANIPPOR
MANUFACTURENO PURPOSES:
I TAB BROAD"TOP COAL FEELD,.
Raving connection Kith PHILADELPHIA AND 'NEW
SUHFi hoth by Canal and Railroad. through Prnnsyl
vatiO and New Jersey, is not liable to the interruptions
of Ftilpmrnts incident to the- tiortgßair Brreetvi.ra
Cot,.FIZLIA. and regulir supplies can safely be counted
,oprin throughout the year.
Co.LI Lewis, lAndeoried +t . .
Baia made arrangements ivbereby theiare, in daily re
oriirt of huge quantities of the chointat 1311.0. th TOP.
and they are, prepared to dill orders tproipptly at market
MO.. :• 1 • •
.., . , 1 • • :
rvi& Walnut Street. Philadelphia..
2 . 4 5 F . Fic5 ,,, / . 3 Iln fimadway; .`elr ITotit.
• , 14 Kay Streit.Bostarn. • .. _
• 1..14 Wetmlnts4er Otteo, PrarldeiteN
'6l - , I ... , i • 11^
' GENERAL OFFICE. •
• OF TOM FRIJOL* AiT5.
- ‘k
BROAD: TOP -- Wii.l.ll SH
Seirit-Bitninitilnolr4 t . •
"41: 1j—SI
'N O. 104 'ALNITT''STRE
ELFK4. . .
ROBEAT GIBE IPOOII., I ter.
• • CONNioTING OFFIOEt3f
••i6 'Traveler Buildings, Illomon,
r 7V Trinity 4. , : -Netr; York. .
Feb. 14...63 1, I -7-6 m - -
, .
TOP
nuoAD - W H ITE .ASH
, • .... .
SEMI-Brrummous"- COAL:
, , , ...
-. NOBLE, CALDWELL &"00., • - . I
Na. 112 Walsall allarert, Plhrilnialielplain, '
.
Na. 1,11 R widerwir. New lairk,
--- ." • ! . No. 1 !State Iltrawt.Blll4,lllN,
Offers superlorsnality " f this trlehrated onal from. their
. , t EDGE - COLLIERY, -
... ; •, -
Itinetraoilehipped etel leelj by th em. !-• .!. .....
April a. .6.1- I . •
_I ! 14-11
.- - •
.. lORBERRY CREEK -
..., ,
. „.,
oting: Rim COAI.. I: - •
• ••• -, , . .
We, the nadoral...eni hat - iirT anntollitatal our Three
Collieriew in the Lory! Ergo'''. will ;hereafter tninit-
W i Lour burinews under the name of I ; '
KITZMIU,ER. GRAEFF & Co.-
.- ! -.! , EITZMILLEH, STEM ‘ Co.
i ' ' C - , GE.AMT a NUTTINt;.
Mr. GRAEFP, a' member of our firmj haring !mods
led hinwelf, with .1. R. MAK IsToN. Will reride' in
Finiadel phi& and ill our coal ohip d
ped by r ide-ester will
he wider the emit/mitre ccetri 011., LAKIMM,
OEM-TV' :ft t.O, . 1 ' '• ; - '
lily triturwied ear• 'and.attention to IMpreparation. we
hi'pe to maintain dr: telmtation of /raw; oeletirated Leir
berry Coal. - F.ll2r.hlV.Pflf abroad earl twil upon having
this coal slip p ed in the! very heat ordee.
• , . ~ . KLT2.4111 . 1.8.ft„ ORAI22' a Co.
,Feh.l4;i:a3 1' ) . T.
; .
HOTELS.';'
UNION • HOTEL, ! I
nate EXCILANGE HOTEL) • .4...
CENTRE ST.,.POTTEIVILLE,
iAt•Oit LINDENXI,-"TII. • - -
April I • I.i " 14-17.
FEGER'N
(Yorinerly fitiORTIME Old Stand.)
JO& m. mosn, Pre r. '
L UG* 1.4-1 y - -
tIOWAED • .1111300CIATIONI
, • PITILAO PA.
Disegars - if chi Illeivesa. Ilipailaiia
Nary Hex nal Israseme—triw, And tellable
treatment In r*l:krts or the HOWARD Ast.OOIATIO.N
—rent by mall In sealed kite earrelonerL free of (tarp.
Addreix, Dr; J. SKTLI.D: iforGirrox_ noward Also.
Hatton. South Ninth irtreet, rhusadpida, N.
Jsn3t4'fa
• .
.E.Anaorr, LEWIS & o*,
AIM WIIPTIMS
Celebrated ASIILAND COAL,
, MOM YABANOT • NOESTAPS.
OFFICE-111 Walnut Street, ComtnerCial Banding,
Philadelphia. '
' Nei► 1 ork 015te—TT Cede &ieeG . Baotou Mks-4
Doane [Oct. t 3, '3 43- •
H Pier No. 13. .
BLAELSTON, GRAEPP & Co.,
semis AND Ralll4=ll Of
Leanly LSD LOCtlrt NOtTfla COLL.
Ship Ore of other appi oved qualhiei of
'InLIMI AND BED ADE COAL.
- 118 Walnut Street. Philadelphia.
- 9 Trinity Buildlog: New York. -
Cur. of Kllby b Duane Street, Baton.
Feb. 24 : Z.C1 T.
CONNER! & PATTEBSON -
- , BUTZ APPOINTED
LEWIS AUDENRIED a Co.
Amt. for the Bale of the i Icbr
ated-
LOCUS \ T MOM COAL
.. . "Nom mall - 4
Aelelatiet and Girarelville -
•Vollieries.
'3lay 9. •63 -' • -• 14-
Pier No. 7.
JOHN Ut WHITE,
SOH.T3YIAKI Er, , O -
Wiliarf No. 11: P "rim
oir • •
LEHIGH.
3 11►Jc.
CG IARI . 61G[l
.COAL.
Onr .•11ARLEIGII" COAL fe now sold exclaslveltin
Philadelphia and vicinity. by .DAT 11CDDEL
Yaniea onlerinz from them. mat alwaYa depcud • • -*
getting a parelit..
article.
OFFICE-109 Walnut . ia.
Blume: di NekPF..
Ilazletnn. 19.1 y!
GEO, E. SMITH. ' - THOMAS Hai:
, GEO: K. - SMITH h OO, -
`Yorktown- Colliery, hanesvilley
r •N
(4111,LIES CO.. •
342 WALNUT Mirtet. Philadelphia;
- 1 '111114TX.3 AND WWII= Or .
smthis .itrxi,ttouvrin LEIOGO COIL.
S. Ic.'STOCKTUS.- WM. P. COIIIIES.
.341, F. 7 ! • 22-17
SMUYISILL .CO.
T. H. GOHOLLENBERGER, AGENT,
Miner and Shipper of the Celebrated
Blatt Beath White bib and' Peaked atun
f tau Free Burning
PINK, COAL.
P. O. ADDRkSS•—•Porrietzaa or MINEISTILI-11, bettayb
kill Cwinty, P i
Aped 12, .621 r-7 • 15-ef
FRAMLIN ;.11, ORB ERE Y
Li
tEI (11141 G.
. My FALPi Franklin. Lorberry Coal ip now eold exclu
sively by :Mcopre. NOBLE; CALDWELL CO., who
am tike pole Aiterita Partici. orderinz fmm them, may
always depend upon ertting • pare article.
("No. 112 Walnut' St, Philadelphic - -
°mon : !EC°. In " 4 " 1,1 wA7. Trinity Baildini,
Neer York.
I:No. 61 State Street, &Wag%
IIfiNRT
Tremont Mirth VI, '6?
ONNOR, & TAT,TERSOIi,
MinerOuid .Ipperi. of the efle,
LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL.
J. J. NNW* ' J. S.
14AhlmA.,. Pourrille.
Schuylkill County, Peußa.
1 . t.. 17
-,....„.
T c0A F ..0PE11.4.101 F .111. - •,:-..:-. .
.. , .
• flaring' pnrlureed and. refitted IN* KrrINTTLI.K
ROLLING NULL wr iirenow nrepared
to make. and coal' alwaye korp • on'
hand; a'anpply of 'mai' T• Rail. for
OAR ry ure, which ire will cell -on sui „
rood term+ airany other Ehilllnc mill,
Orde received and imimptly attended h. by ii - TKLNS
:.
& BRO.. at their *Mee at tbe Kamer Furnace, or at
'he AtilL,Ny the Proprietor,. ,- , •
ATKIN& •14 . N10 - 1i.:2 & CO.
-. i.4.t l Wile. Marc} 12..14. • , •.11 am
' . • -, -,-,-- ,:11-n...,' , -:'-' -•-
.14 - j , . •-c.... *".7.;'• .:*•A.:"? )14,. -:
, 4:.,A.41,,,,,!:.:i7".?.,,.....4-' ... •
, . • ..:. -0 1 .i.,;14 -, .T; .
..:
• I , .i.- . Cr. TRICK.
rsrcra•sbp. fl) BROCK & SII ICER4 ' '
• 1.. . mkstAcTrip!... or • .: •
YVIRE,COAb SC F ENS,
c.,,
, , ruder tle . .llrakhes 9. lP'aiirist.. .
cals. p • rurtnAio & NorwzGrAzristt'" ;
j.. 1. . ! POTTSVILLE, PA. •.- _
<- ,--
,
DikElim ac artELL , a .; -
•
NEW 'COMBINATION cog, BOWEN&
The nocierelgned take plettFurein annrtmcillCto Cant
Operators and °them, that they are outrinfacturin& z .
new til'ItEEN of their intention, which
will gnarantoo to wear tstieC u long. and do Its Ivor
better than any crimped wire Screen in : ure„ /The - seg•
meats tamed cot by us can be bent to any circle _re
quired. We (lee gwetrawtoe that the mesh • will alone
retain its oriirinnt Airt weal entirely were out. •• In the
crimped win - Lt.:en-cum the meshe• frequently, slip, and
hare the .prelier meek, before the _Screen le- -half „worn
opt. We manufacture any shed mesh elf one :tr.
Combriuttion ren- r usorl in the trade.
tar Mr. lbehm. who wow emaciated with Mr. Beach
gni to the burineee of manatecturing Screen& at Nor
weiglan and Railroad street& Pottsville, having die
oohed partnership. and disposed of his interest bas re
moved to Railroad street. in the rear of IS- tsterlrs
Hardware store. Centre Street, and asseidalFdAsith tam
In the manufacture eif their new Coal Serrewsiotall di
acriptlonss Mr. Jasper Snell. lie Pollen" a continuance
of air rampage heretofore so, liberally beshmied upon
• WIRE sclir y tms.
We •
are &leo rnanutectortne ait of Wire Severn by
&payees. different from that used In making crimped
wire siereens, ae mod In every respect, to whieb tly. at
tention of Coal Operators is Invited.
Of II
SNELL,
Of descriptions at the
It 26, id-tf
Maiinfmiaren. of Screens
Oortert rntior.
•
U: sr AMPS
LEGAIo
-- .OO4MERt'LIL, and
Noy. 14, •63.! - At);!rirGrtitiv, 4p , ther.
r si r4 ; 11 - 001‘1116 .1 , \
,-
4 •
SPEER'S AFRICA. • Journal S ot the Hbourrol7 or
be Snorer of the Nile, with Kam and Illuetrat•os.
FAMILY PRIOL.br the. author - of rklao.
YOUTH'S iILITORI OP 1116 =IL - WON. by W.
M. Thayer. ~,.-
.. .
83111:81P tirDCSTRIAL incimaPnT. a (vital
book. in Samar] Smiles. author of Self-Wipe._ •
ANNEAL pF. SCIENTIFIC ;DISCOVERY, a Yffl Mt
Book
i iielle t n &lento and A.
411 • TIQNAL AIXANAC and . Annul Re
mit! for 1
Also, s fresh so of PART,0,413 BUTLER, PI.
°BON HOLE ((Eh aid a tarietrof other pub-
Ucationa4 for sals at li. ELNNA-NIS
April O. •64. . Hoak lams Tottarllla. •
•
M. LEIMMERA ..
..
, .
iii~~ , ~~
- ALWAYS ON HAND.
icr j All kinds cal/mail instruments. Tkan etriegri
Dam Tiol Strings. Wier and Desjo Firings, consiastly
as hod. . [Jan -
•
•
A VNIQVit AIRTICI.Z. •
- .
Vertyzest It'a..Tobacco — Elnzes. mita] artlehe for
bolkiry prell6—lhr Pak atop C. GRUM J
• Warearmak nd-Jeweler, C.9t , nr red. rattirlt.
Prat:abet 12. •641
.rkoroad.
..4 1- Arakitit Street. naiad,lptar.
Ncl 300 Wert Thirteenth Bt., N. York.
Brincess,
STOMACH
• purresad powerful toe* constere and aliendliso
"seTdafUl efficacy to di;esses at ths
Liver "and Bowels.
&nes Dyspepsia, UTIPS%., headset* General '
Neemime*, heves:ion of Spirits, Cue
silo's:ion, Interntittent• Fever. Cramps
and Swum and an Cymplainti of either '
See. arisin^ hues Bodily Weaknes. -
w" betbrr Ilberent in the system. uc
Prodaxd by special puma.
ICothlng that Is not wholesome, genial and relators.
tire Mita nature enters into the-aiimpositioa of HOB.
=ruin snoxecn BrrrEns. nig kit* pre.
;station eontalns no udneds/ ..of any kind no deadly
botstdcil element no derf exultant but it is 031:11=
14nation- of the extracts of ram bodsande herbs and
!plants, with the parrt—and mildest of all dillaslrs
stimulants.
It is well to be forearMed against ttbeise, and, in tar
as the human system can be protected by huinan means
maladlra enkendered !bilaa-rupwls,lrseirta aa
raurptwee„ tmitura water, mid other arterial ease"
lIOSTETTERI BITTERS may be railed on as a safe-
In distrkta infected with Pnvia 'airy Aora it has
- preventative, and tit datable
mis - who resort to it - tinder a;p
ewcape the ecoaige: and
therovelrte of its protective
11rd-by a very brief course of
this marveloos medicine. Fever and A,gne patients, af
ter being plied With gnixdrie for months In vain, until
fairly aatwated with that - dangeroini allalokl, are not
lanlvtitem4Y teltored tcatotith within a kW day. by
LIOSTErrEItS Br/TOM • • -
. _
"tbe weak Rthrnsch it MTH!) , indgcnted and the ap
petite "restored by this agrreabk• Tonic. and beam It
works viiiiinieni in macs of Dyspepsia and in - lnee tun-
Ziped r iormis of Indigestion. Actin; as a gentle and
Thi Eun
painlrapperient. as well as .• th e Liver. it On
invariably relieves the must on sncerinducrat by tif:
regainan o the ill,p;Aire stn:retire organs..
' of fCeble bahiL; liable to Nerroos Attieli..
ens of Spirits, and . Fits of Lange.nr. find petiM pt
d permanent relief from the 'Sitters.. The testimony
this point is mostconelinire. and from both sexes.
"The agon y of BLIAnt - 1. COLIC 1.11 introediatelY asetukked
y a stride (foal' of the stimulant, and• by masks:m"ly
R to )4 the octopi of the cutitpliant may be pre
vented. • Ti l
Asa General Tonic. 110. 1 r. 1 Ir. CS 73 ITTEIVI pro.
duce rifect,va hich Xoust be exiCrients•d_or witnessed
before they can be frilly appreciated. • ln- - . Cases of Con.
- eirre-rtonat. Witaanina.. ?areal-rim Dame and Debility
and fiedepittide &deice:, fromoto Arr. it ei'ereisc the
electric intltiencr. In the cons - aids:it-id nape of all
&mud It operates as a delightful lnylgorant. ' • When
the powers of nature arc relaxed, it operates to re-en
forte and re-eitablish them. -•-
' ' Last. hot nit least, it Ls Tba only Rafe Stimulant be
ing nianufautsred from sound and 'nocuous Materials,
and entirely fro! from the add elections peeped' more
or !eagle all the ordinary tonic and stomachic' of the
.day.
No badly medicine has been! do unleerattllit matt it
•mity be truly added. drat-et - wily popelar with the Intel
ligent portion of the comicial:lily; r lICTETTER - S.
BITTERS.
Pee{/Lent M fIOSTETTER d smrrll..rittAtrarr,'
Sold by all Deargleta, Grocers and Scorekeeper} , en.-
rywte.r.
'EXTRACT IBUCHU!
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT RUCHE,
lIELN3OLD'S EXTRACT BUCEIT,
BELMTIOLD'S EXTRACT BrCIIC,
lIELMISOLD'S EXTRACT BCCIIC,
**Wye and *peek remedy foe Cation of the
Bladder.
Bladder.
Bladder.
Bladder,
klnerh "- Timm.
K I M/erg, G ra'e4 Dergpey.
prom.
Edam. Grard. DroPir.r.
ORGAIC REAKNENS,
ORGANIC WEAkNE3S,
ORGANIC WEARNESR,
AND ALL DISFASES OF THE
Sexual Ostia& Sexual °Tana, Sexual Organs,
Sem( Organs, Sexual Orgasm Sexual Organs,
sex4forri
Se: ad roca, Sexual °rims. - • Sexual Orgaaa.
as, Sexual Organs, - Sexual Organs ,
Se Organ, Serail Oman& Sexual &max*
arising from moment, early Indiscretions. =ponce and
Imprudent. and. remorins all 'improper discharge*,
whether cresting in -
Male or Female,
Mopior Female,.
:Male: or Female;
It is a fact long since established; that persons sorer.
fog with any discs-se of these organs are affected in 'hod.
.Ily heal th and mental polder,!: and - experience many
alarming symptoms. among nhich will. be found :
Indisproitiow to Exertion-USK of Memory. Difficulty
Hresthlng, General Weakness, Horror,of Disease.
Weak Nerves, 'trembling, Horror of Death, Night
Sweats, Cold' Feet, Wakefulness. Dimness of ninon,
languor. Unfeerred laselnido ijr4' the Muscular System.
often Erkirmons Appetite; ttli Dyspeptic . Symptoms,
Hot Bands, Flushing Of ffire'Sody,Dpiners of the Skin,
Nth& Coontemuxr, and firchtiotut on the Face, Pains
in the Dick, Headiness of the. Eyellis, frequently black
PP , "Lying before the .eyea,-with, temporary suffusion
and loss of Sight. Wadi of Attentkat, Great nobility,
Restlessness. Theserrympinens, if allowed to ••••
which this medicine InteartaNly mintme. polio follow—
I+o`. OF POWER, FATFTTY, EPUZFTIC FITS.
Who cansay that these OICCPIPes are not frequently
followed by thestoThrefol Direisssa.•' L'SSANIIt
CONSC7PTIfIr'.S." Toe maxims or TIM pewee sleets es,
and theanelaneholY Deaths by Consumption, hear am
ple .witztessrtinhe Truth of this Assertion.
111...MIIOLEPS E.i latter OF BIT=
Is a Cerain, rare, and speedy care. from whatever 'pause
they have originated ,and no matter of
HOW" Long Standing, flow Long Standing,
Lion Long Standing, How Long Standirc;
- Mow LoneNtanctng now Long Standing]
It Is taken without hint*cir
tie; if any, change( ti*.
. • Is pleasant in' its t.aat• and Odor,
' And immediaie to Its act " - ,,:.....,,-.51--
If you are staffing with any of Weida:Pr distresrint
ailments, ' ,
i
PROCURE THE REMEDY .4 t ONC4
PROCURE THE REMEI Y A Tv-0:1C; •
PROCURE TILE REMEDY
.AT O..VC
H:pLMBOLD I B EXTRACT BUM:0,
A 1 'a
medicine which moat benetit eyerybcdy. how latee
;imply delicate to the waned wad derpaleing inrd,
NO EQUAL IS TO 'BE FOUND, C
• NO EQUAL IS TO BE FOUNDig,t ,
No EQUAL IS TO
pore, $1 per Mud*. or MU rori3 t , letter
ed to , any adding. Prepared by -:
. .
TIELIDOLD.=4:
Depot. IN Saab TICNTII Rt., below Cbeetaqt; Ektb.
menu= antriurs ta, aLL comutpue atungL
MCIMISOLD!S Medical Depot,
11.111.3180LD13 Drug sad caezzac.rirrbonse; . _
- 4114 Iteesdweat7. New York.
MARE OP,
PLED DICALI, - who' teodeavoe to 'dispne "of their
mum mad satins of thy reputation attained
Att
b 7 -
ILEMBOLDS OIGNITLVII PIIZARATIO3S O
=nut? . • •
UItISPAKFI.IOI. • •
1117110TIO ROSE WAHL
TOR SALE .11T ALL DRrOGISTS
AM TOR 112:LX1101.011.. • 'TAXI .`.NO OTIFIUL
. •On can Use Advertlarmat and mad lbr U. ,
mat Arm, ticevernox A IdD 11337,061111.
Nov.
(kanplaintr
P7sPePagv ,
and
;I9OPLAM ) : cIERMAN IflngaS
rvarr!cAsi or
omit er Berms Delay, 11114ases of the
. ,iitelyY, sad all dimes ariliaigframi
• a lilesederefti
Observe the following Symptoms
Renitiar from Disorders of tie Diviitive
Orgati 1 i :
. , .
pi l l :
be kstin Priell. _ . .
C4 7arl ia.
. .
or Biood to tets
--- • • Head. Acidity of-the Stoptach.
Hamm Heartburn: Dieenst i lor And,. - -
Perineum or Weight in the Stomach. Sour Iron,
Winos. Sinking or Plettertn: at the Pit of the Sea- ~
teach: Smtmmber or the. Head. Hurried and DUSenit
Breathing. Flattering it, the Have. Mating or Stir-
Matting Sensations when in'a lyingpostore Dhea.
nem of Vision. Dots cieWebe before the slight, !
Fever and Dell Pain in the Bead. Dethless
ey of Pereptratloo. Yelkrensee of the .
Skin end Eyes,. Pain in the Side.
Dsck. (heat them. etc, Sod
den Fleshes of Heat, Barn- ,
- inf4f o lesh. comatint i
lags of evil: ! .
• and great do.
presekm or'
1 ! oPitria• 1
, •
-110011AND'S '1 GEB)LAN BrTTEIB
,
wui GM YOIT I
A GOOD APPRTITR. •
STRONG NERVRIPc
. ,
=Amur N.Ertvvi, 1 -
bTEADT NERVF-S, ..
; Min FRELINGR, i '
RNBHGETIC FEELINGSI
- I - , IIEALTLIT PEELINGS.
A GOOD oonnivilos, , .
A STRONG CONSTITSTITON„
A ELIALTUT apts a i t 1., / lON, , .`
, , -
_j
A SOUND CONb - ru 1.. A O.
iiin. )(Ass-no 1 ': •
•
. .-
Weak - ' ...' , . : Strong,
: 7 ' , ... - - .•• wiLi.. l xkKgius I .
Delicate
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PARTIMJUII NOTXC4_
Them ere miry yrepustkor sold meter the name of
Muer& pat up la quirt bottled compounded-or the
cheapest whiskey or comma rom enetliv from 20 to
in crate per rak4 the tart' &waxed by Aube or Cor
iander seed. ,
This dam of Rttieti bee noose& and will continue to
ewer. as Irme se the 7 cos be sold, bindle& to the
de:ith Ow dreatarti. 13y their wor the mimeo* le kept
rootionally seder the Indoeure of alrobofic stimulants
of the worst rad t the desire kw Minor is crested mead
keMm r al the revolt Is sTl . the horrors attendant upon
a druhke. sod ?leash areware of theme.
toe there who &eh+ and will bap. a Liquor HIV
rem welioblisb the Wotan* receipt : Get Owe Rot
tie Elhatelland`s Germans Hitless and mix 'with
Three Quarts at Geed Brandy or Whis
key. and the result will be a Geed,
that rrilTTai
excel In medicinal vinnes and tree excellence any of
the numerous Llquoi Bitters In the market and will
real me nelh•leaw. Yon will have all the tints% of
Usellemill's Ritter* in exameelkm with a
ankle oi Limanr.at a mach leas *lee than thew re*
rice intimations will reel you.
•
DELICATE nnulita,
Thole mitering from MARASEIVEX. eraett •
away. with seemly any !Leah on their bone% arm • •
In • very abort time one bottle in each cum will have
a most imrprietott effect.
Male or Female..
lialc or Female,
Male or Female.
Remldes from !even. of any kind—There Bitter* will
taxi, your strength ;In a shott.titne.
The thins eitll net return If these Bitters an wed.—
out th :To reTinll Ina Fl'er and Aga!, Markt should hp with
em.
IPrtm Rev. 3. Newton Moira,- D. D.. Editor of lb*
744cyclopzdtia of Religions Knowledge;
•
'Altbnoilth net dippived to favor Of mottneend Potent
Medkinet in t eneral,..trummth dlitrust of their Ingredi
ents and elfects r I yyt know of flosedlicielpt reason Irby
a run may not tretiry to the benellta :beams btht
self. to have received from any simple prepiwation in
the bops th at he majthus contribute _ to. llitbenent, of
others.
I do thin the more' readily be regard to Hoodand's
7e man Bitters. prepared by Dr. C. X. Jaciteem, of this
city; he I was pirejudket against them it* num
Tem ' , Doer the hinperelon that they WPM thie a ntl
alcoholic islitture. am indebted to my friendßobert
phoemaker. Sp for the removal of this prejudice by
Fever n testa e, . and for enmaracement. to tsy them, w r hen
terifrom greet'and lon connued de . The
of three bottles of three e
Dinti bili ty. ers; at tbe beginning
of the prevent yette...arae rot:meet by,evident relief and
`1 , 11.n - wino to - a decree of bodily and mental vigor ebb%
I had not tett for CS monttue before. and had Offline de
"paired of reralninO. I therefore. thank God 'AM stry
friend for directing me to rum them. ' ' •
- Matta, June Itad.lqfd. J. NEWTONI34IOWS. -
- ATTENTION, SOLIDEERN:
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIEB2 .
We call the attention of all hating relatkew or Mend{
In the army's° the bet, Out - HOOPLMitrA German
13Itterr , will cane loe4euths of the. diseases Induced
l'izeumenieri' and orirations Incident to camp
Hatmisabllshed Outcast daily In the newspapete on
• arrival of the lift. tt grill be seared that a very
large. proportion are suffering from erbility. Seery
ease of that land Tea he readily cured by Booms
German Bitters. We bate nobeirludios in Malt= . .
these th Bitters wen. freely used 'mow our s
hundreds of line might be sated that otherwise will be
last. - ,
Tbe prviteetarg an daily receiving thankful letter,
Item sufberts in the army and broMtali. who have been
- rept:Wed to health by the toe of...Wm Bitters, salt to
them by their fries*. "=
•
•
; flee that the avatars of "C. M. JACID9OX," Is .
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WSLMIZ a( each bottle.
lArre dee $1 tall per lett:* or Ulf Open. *5 ee -
Noah= efle, S 5 or half &Km 4 ell
Tl buji! seenantri tbe gay:atty. the &Atka
!rad. are moth the draper.
Sboal4 your arena &weft net Imre the ardele.
not be pat of by say at the tattet preteratlem
Ore may be offered hi Its place. bet to tte, aid ere
vitt Ihreno4. met, peclad, by utprese.
principal Office and itanufiteit,q
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A. remarkable met! of the ladies of
Waidilngton, wires ofcabinet ministork Sen
ator!, Reirralleatattres, Commissionerig Gen
erals, and other officials was held on t4e eve
thug of Monday, May 2d. Bpi. Mo:
Mnrdr presided, and Mrs. Settator,Dine, o
Indiana, Mrs. Ann 8. Stephe.nk. the author
ess, Mrs. Senator Wilson, 'Mrs. Gen. Logan,
Mrs. - Representative Pike, UM. Stephen A.
Donglak and Mrs. Representative Ingersoll
'rem , appointed a committee to form a consti
tution /1134 prepare an address to• the Womes
of America. • 1 fl
Jannaioe.
Article first of the coustittition declares that
the name of the • .Ivopistion shall be the La
dies' Nationalgovenaniits object, to' unite
the women of.tlie'courgry in the earnest reso
lution to purchase no imported articles orap-
ParelwhereAnwrican can possibly be sub-
Minted, during The continuance of the war.
The president of the executive committee is
Mrs. Gen. James Taylor ; -Secretary, M.
Stephen Arnold Dong Na. Mrs. Vice Presi
dent Hamlin heads, the 31st of the committee
for Maine ; Mis;•Seitator Hale that of Nevi
Hampshire; -Mrs. Senator Wilson Massachu
setts., and 10 on: thttoughout the States, the
whote organizing a thoral and patriotic morn.-
meat of wide and promising Influence. The
committee aripointed for Pennsylvania is kon
siktited as follows: Mrs. Senator Buckale*,
Bloorik.burg; Mrs. J. W. _Tomer, Philadel
phia; Mrs. S. A. Hale, Philadelphia ;
Judge Kelley, Philadelphia ; Senator
Cowan, Greensburg; Mrs. "Reprelentative
Moorhead. Pittsburg; Mrs. Bliss, Erie; Mrs.
Bishop Potter,
_Philadelphia, grid Mrs. Hon.
John M. Broomall, of Media.
The following well-written and eloquent
address deserves the attention of all thei la
dim of the loyal nation : . • e -
Address I. the Women' of ./limarrita.i
- In the Capital of our country we. have this
day organized a central society for the sup
prCssion of extravagance, the diminution of
foreign imports, and the practice of economy
in all our social relations. To this society we
have given the name of 'The Ladies' Nation
-al Covenant" Its object is a good and gen
erous one, which should inspire a spirit of
patriotism worthy of women,.who are the
glory' of a great nation. For this society we
have an example and precedent at once an
gu7if-Sed encoraging. • •
Ia 17711, the women of-Massachusetts. ac
tuatedhy the same impulse . that inspires us,
assembled in the city of Bdston, as we have
met here, and resolved to serve the country
by an effort of self-sacrifice far greater than
we are called upon to make.
On the ttth of February three hundred mat
ron.% each the mistress of a household, met as
we do now, and signed - a pledge to abstain
from the use ,of tea, the greatest luxury of
the time, 'and the very life of all the, social
gatherings fur which our New .England an
cestors were so famous. Three days after,
twice that _number . of blooming young girls
met in the same place, and signed like .pled
ges. From that brave assemblage orwomen
non-importation societies sprang up that pro
duced an effect upon the mother country al
most equal to that created .by the success of
our Revolutionary armies. During all the
terrors of the war these noble women held
firmly to their pledges, and by their earnest
ness awoke the sympathy and co-operation
of every sister colony in the land. The Spir
it' thus aroused extended' itself to impgrted.
goods of all kinds. and every hearthstotre
was turned Into an independent manufactory.
Thus i 1 was that the flax-wheel, the hatchel,
and the hand-loom became sublime ihstru
meats of freedom in the hands - df American
.women. The house-mothers of seventy, z six
not only kept their pledge of nOre-fmporta
don, but with their own hands wrought &Opt
the raw material the garments which clothed
themselves, their ,hasWnds, and children.—
The pledge which they took, and kept - so
faithfully, evoked not only great sell-sacntice,
but hand, hard toil, such as the women of the
present day scarcely dream of. Had Wry
not endured and labored while their husbands
fought, we should have had no mighty Uni
on to pray and struggle fur now. . .
We, the _women 01 '44, have tke same 'ob
ject to attain, and the same dutieslo pertain,
which were so nobly .accomplislast by the
women or '76. Shall we not folloVnietr ex
ample and take up cheerfully the lesser bur . -
dens tit:tithe welfare of our country demands?
They gave up-the very comforts of life with
out a munitur ; can we refuse whey a sami
tics. of feminine'vanity is alone required ?
Can We hesitate to yield up luxuries that are,
so unbecoming. when-the very. etuth trembles
under our feet from the tread•oflaimed •mext
going dosin to battle. and - almost 'envy roof,
throughout the land shelters , some mother
lamenting the son who has 'fallen gloriously
with his face to the toe, or a widow whose
husband - lies buried so deeply
.among the
'masses of slain leS•oest, that she will never
learn where to seek for his grave ?
When the cirifelof a great prince,' whose
husband was atetent at the siege of Troy, was
urged by her friends to put on her royal robes
tuulfbe cheerful, she answered : hus-'
band is under the walls of Troy ; 'shall I
adorn my hair while he wears a helmet?—
S. hall I dress in new robes while he carries
arms? No! my raiment shall be like his
hard labors; and in sadness will L. pass , the
time of this mournful war." _
YOUNG.
Patriotism is beautiful in all erai, and was
shared alike by the lady of classic story and
the mother of_ the revolution: clad her
homespun dress, and steadily performing
more than household duties. Compare the
spirit of these women with the reckless ex
travagance which has intuited the duration
of this terrible struggle for the Union. and
the contrast la Indeed humiliating. Still the
women of America are not unworthy of their
ancestors.. Thoughtless they may be, acid
luxuriously . extravagant from king habits. of
prosperity, but cruel and unjustnever: AP
peal to their reason and gentle feelings, and
the women of this day will prove themselves
Opablo etas noble deeds as_erer marked. the
struggles of the Revolution. Convince them
of the evils their thoughtlessness is producing,
nd the remedy is cetitt...:.'d• • -
_„.
It has not yet been sufficiently impfeasaf
upon them that the encqu xk cxtray
ti,gtuit Importations is injutiouri" J o tEepublic I
good. To impress this vital truth upon the
women of the Chton, we
not
_into
this solemn ceivtinant, not only binding Wt . -
selves to a gene ad system of economy. in our I
persons, but holding it as a duty to Ampreyi
upon others lib* tuitoomanly it is 4 to visite
'outward display para mount subject of
thought when the nation is in the throes of
a rebellion, 'such as the world =never saw.—
Qathered he in the cenifeW the nation; a
handtul of-w intent on a single object,
anxious only or the 6of the country. we
appeal to the 'patrio , 66 'and Intelligence of
our sister women throughout the length and
breadth of theland. Let it be well under
stood, that every enamor gold that goes from
theeountp• detracts from the pay or ttie sol
dier who is fighting for our salvation, and di
minishes the wages of our sister women, who
toil for their bread, into a miserable pittance
that scarcely suffices to keep them from star
vation. The precious metal that Bowl front
this country to Europe! for the - lux - mitts we
do not netd, increases the price of gold here,
depreciates the value of our national curren
cy, and helps to am"' the aeoessat3ea ot'We
berkdthe :each of .actriLing nun.
a painful truth, for -which we skill yet
learn to blush, , that die importations of the
most expensive goods: manufbetured Eu
rope have boin far Fader .dming the war
than at say Was history of oar earn
curyyTbe bmportations int weak at the NeW
Tett Custom-house oboe amounted to fife
millions of dollaii; and all that week-which
will yet find its ignoble record in Wittily—
the streets of Washherton were Welted up
with wary *Adler* marching through 'mud.
rain, or dust down to the Army of the Poto
mac, which now Bee with bated courage
waiting for the carnival of death which is al.
most Singing ha crimson shadow over us.
For the good of oar country and the honor
of our sex let us redeem ourselves from this
reproach of wanton extravagance- Let us
prove by cher:Mil retrenchment that the wo
men of the country are not so wedded tole:-
urioas self-indulgence that they cannot rill a
glorious page in the history of -this war and
yet retain - all that Is retiring and beautiftil in
womanhood. In ail htimane works they have
proved themselves charitable, bud, and ma
nificent. Let these comprehend that self-ab
negation will accomplbat more thadworta
el charity, and they williett be hos earnest
to sacrifice thin they here been to set. • •
It must not be said of us that We have been
willing tb give up our husbands,. sons. •and
brothers to fight or die for the Union andyet
refase to renounce our laces, silk* velvet*,
and diamonds. That thought would , cover
us with 'shame before the nations oldie earth.
No: our women of , the_ Union only. lack
knowledge of the Means by which they can
prove themselves-true help-mates of the • he
roes who are fighting our battles. •
Impress it upon themithat in distil
excessive importations v end adoptin g
manufactured at home they keep gold in the
country, reduce the rates of exchange, and
establish confidence httite Government, and
they will prove how far patriotism can rise
above feminine vanity in the hearts of 'Arnett
,
can women. _ ,
-
In order to invoke this spirit of-self-ase4-1
fire, it is important that the great object of
the covenant we have made should be broad
ly circulated and thoroughly thidertood. It
discourages profligate expenditures of any
kind, recommends the use of domestic fabrics
Wherever they can tni substituted for those of
foreign Make, and *kWh simple of attire
both ere Matter of .palicy and taste.—
It asks the great siatabood ofAmerican wo
men to aid in thitiVeform before it is too late.
Thank God! science his s given us the means
ofreaching thousands on.thousands In a sin
gle hour. 'While we make this covenant, the
thought that. thrills our hearts may ; tremble
in-fire along the telegraph, and awake kin-
died inspired & thniughout the entire-land.
By every means of communication in our
power, let us urge the necessity of prompt
action. In every town: and. through
out the Union, some woman who totes her
=country is implored to establish an auxiliary
society, and forward the names of the ladies
_invited to act for the State in - which her duty .
"Ira. We ask' simultaneous action,. earnest
work,.--and general self-stteritice at the hands
of our sister women. With their ardent help,
a work will be accomplished soimportant to
its results, that the woman who shares it may,
hereafter, leave the emblem - of our`Object ai
the richest jewel that she-can leave l ..to pos
terity.
Tort CONTJANT—AIIADOII,
.
The pledge o r ; Covenant (Art. '3d of the
constitution) is as follows
• "For. three years, or for the war, we pledge
otusetvcs to each other and the country, to
purchase no hiported article at apparel. "
On MOtion of Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, It was:
Relayed, That the bad e of the National
Covenant. shall be a black;.bee, — with wings
enamelled accordingto nature, worn with a
tri-color ribbon, a ludo in :front of the left
shoulder: • ;
On motion of Mrs. Ingersoll, it was
Ruplred, That jk hil e, as the wives, - and
daughters, and wOwn of America, we are
ready and determinel• to practice self-denial
for the benefit of the country and our sex,
we earnestly request the men of America al
ive to abstain from the use of imported arti
cles, especially wines . ,..liquors and•eigars.:
On motiom , of Mrs. Morris, it was
Respired,. That the women in the nation,
sympethizing.with the great object, of this
society, be and hereby are invited to Copy
the covenant, record their, own names there
to, and, obtaining . as many signatures as
possible, forward the number (pot the names)
so obtained to the committee of their State.
COTTRUICTIONS TO THE. BITITiIIIT PAIL
Mrs. A., Russel acknowledges the receipt
of the following articles for the U. S. Eiani-,
tary Fair, since last report:
Mrs Homolt 25 cents, Mrs Kershner 25
eta, Mrs Wachter 2.,5 cts, Miss S Matz 25 cts,
Mrs II C Hill $2 00, Mrs H VanDusen $l,
Mrs C Worman 50 cts,-..lirs John Bannan
$2 00, 3lrs Wm 3tilth $1 00, Mrs.-Schilling
15 cm, Mrs D Christian 50 - cts,_ Mrs B Erd:
man 25 cts, /KM E Moore 2f cts, Mrs Theise 25
cts, MissA Daddow 2.5 cis, -3lrs _Works 25
eta, Mrs Frain 25 cts;-Mrs Schimpf 20 ma,
Mrs Geo Downing 25 eta, Mrs B Christian 50
cut, Mrs S Saylor a cts: 3lrs E Sanders 25 cts,
Mrs Sullivan 50 cts, Mrs .E Whither 10 cts,
Mrs Kinslcy 10 cm, Mrs Geskerh 25 cts, Mrs
C Ewing 50 cts. Mrs W. Trively Ms, Mrs
Bell 50 eta, Mrs D Downey 25 eta, Mrs 4 -
Nagle 2.5 eta, Mrs. W. Christian 20 eta, Mrs
Christian 25 eta,. Mrs Fertig 25 cm; Mr E.
Saylor 25 eta, Dentzer 50 eta, Mrs W Potts
75 cts. Total collected by Mrs. Smith and
Mrs.- Shearer .$l5 80
L Burns 25-rts, R Reed 25 cts, W Wo- ,
mer 5 eta, F L HuberZO eta, 1 05
Collected In Miss Thomas' school No 9 300
Amelia Plleffer 10 cts, Carrie Widell-
cts. - 60
Rev N J Walsh. • 10 00
R C Green 10 00
Mrs 11 W Cumming It 2 00, T A God
frET :t 2 00, Mrs Noble $1 On, ' •
Edmonds $1 0(1, Mrs Ridgwuy,sl,
A IV Heisler $2 00, Miss Streeper
$1 00, Mrs Bull ,0 cta, Mrs Aatho
ny 50 cts . 11 V)
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64 - 1100 L !WO. 9, • LIZZIA A. TlOXillt, TRA t CIPAI. 5
Clara Bowen one paper corni starch, Kate
Bowen d 0.,• Mary.Floyd.do., Annie Den 00.
and one of farina, Mary Greenwood 1 paper
of pins and two papers needles, Emma Etat
liet do., Libbie Cake ido., Louis
,Ammon do.
and 2 lemons,'Clara Gartley 1 lbdried fruit T
Alice Ribald 1 lb crackers 1 , paper candy,
Tillie Lee 2 lbs white sugar:l lb rice, Emma
Reichert I , lb soap. Sylvania Cadwell 1 lb
white sugar, Sophie Steidlel Ib beads, Millie
Blckley I lb rice, Susie Boiwen 1 lb crackers,
Einma Zabie do: •• • ; • • =
_ •
Sybilla Lindemuth•
to so
"Mary Greenwood 30
•
Limo Gruff • 20
:Mary Ozenwald ' .
Fannie-McAdam. - i r 25
Mary :Candy
Libfile Derr
•Mollie Lauer
Millie Schlmpf -
Ida Reicluirt. • u . -
B Davis •
M Fuber
C Price 4
• $3 00
• SCHOOL NO 6, 1LACH21,4.-.THH.LITS, TEACHER.
Robt Reen 1 paper corn starch, Jas. Ken
nedy do., John Bowen do., !rhos Davis do.,
Willie Nei:wencher do. ; GeO cake dix, Wal
-1 ter Cake do., Frank 'Cluistman do.. Horace
Moyer do:, Chas Lindemuth do., Geo Shri
ner do., Frank': Bowen do., and 1 ean'of
peaches, Franklin Derr do,, and I paper fa . -
ruia, James Davis do., limn 'orange, George
ted 1 doz ()hinges, Dora Milicif can net
ei,,johato
Floyd a Ilh :rice,-1 lb barley,
4ve I lemon, Edwin Cadwell ~ Jasper
Anim " piece- solip...,tVro„ lemons, Willie
. :Clindy kmee, Thoe 3441wark do., Frank
• Hartly.-211v4uhn Blekley 2 lb rice;
fl.orence Burns. - L $0 2
" Robert-Reed 1 5
Willie Werner 6
if I}IIISOL NO. 8, a. N. STREETER, TEACHER::
Rebecca Shearer, 2 papess of corn sttuTb,
2 papers of dried ffitit, Katie Lanigan 1 iptir;
tier corn starch, Kittle Richards do., - Clara
ltehr 1 paper dried fruit, Mary Lord 1 paper
rice, Doeta Severn t paper dried fruit, Alice
Sterner do., Bella Moretimore 1 paper corn.
starch, Katie Quinn 1 paggr dried fruit, Ida
Feirisler t lerflOb. AnnettfFernsler 1 paper
dried fruit, Mazy Houier-f paper. rice, Mary
Stout 1 lemon, Nellie Barlett l'paper rice,
Susan Parton 2 oranges. •
ores ALICE sustr.T's SCHOOL.
A. M. Shelly 6 ma. - dried plums; Mary -A.
McGinites I. th green tea, t ft dried apples, -
Fannie McGinnes do, Annie Richards 5 qta.
hickory nuts, Susie Wards $ papers corn ,
starch, Frank Snyder 2La white sugar, t ito
dried poems, t tw sissoods; Eddie Hoftson
1 is dried-plums, I to crackers. Sadie Wood
l paper porn starch, Fannie liillyman Ma
rice, li - A.,browired coffee, Qua Focht 2 /be
Ms= Lawton 2 lbs rice r 1 PliPer
March, Mary Hamilton 2 IDs white sugar,
'Willie Atkins ler pickles, 2 Ls rice, n` papers
Libble - like I paper corn starch, t pa
per cocoa. Laura Benner 2 tea white and 3 .
lbs brown sugeretonise Sheeler! La almonds.
, P2a4N
G 4
Luz,
. ?WM Plet6lol threi %mem Viere liver Rol
to eusete AO and DOOR PitiNlMit,st every die. ,
tenpin et lad but Kids Lew istmotet. cheaper
Oes It ems as tepse at missee ssugginrsess hi is
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Aide Toy liheefsse semi - Der eked of ,JOII ITPII '--
ta sifilli whilthire list et ster.otherelbee is Olt_ -,
settles 04 the sad lie yep bode employed' es
Ito Debi &practise /Mawr
Imo wit emit to betas sot selea , ~.
nn to timed oat es as daft. llallinl . l . O*
010 died *lke eheetese Dodo • -
ROOK EVIDENT.
Boobs bound In twee misty ot. style. listallseis
of every ileieriptiou sminalbeamkt i bawd andefi _
mkt. at iisetall =Oft • • • '
•
H Shearer - papers own star* 1 .th dried ("'
peaches, llb apples, Euler Drina* 1 Is .dried
apples, 1 paper (torn starch, 1 do. Ihrltal.-1 jot
peach jelly, Caromie Carpenter 1 bottle wine,
2 ;datum currant jelly; Florbi Patti:ton 411&
wbise sew. -Malcolm Patten:lon 2 lbs !nark
gnart Peolbse Patterson 4 Ib tea. • •
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.11. 4. * * COOL $ $C(100 L. '.2 ` e -
3 package dried'apples, 5 do. -cherries, I -
do. peaches, 2 packages, tea,',l do. weighed ,
sugar, 1 do, rice, s 1i0.,, corn starch, 2 do. fa-
rips, Ido coon, 4 do. ground pepper, 3 can . ...-::
peaches, 1 can tontatos ; 3 Jars pleklcs,-2 bot- ,
... ..
Iles of wine, -1 doz. lemons, 1 package cheese. -
.scrmot.. so. 7—s. J. alum, S. 3111.1trfi4 - ' '
Annie Stall I ' ' core starek 'Sandi
Stall do. Mary ekli. 1 paper:diiad '-
fruit moil lemou,.Mary tactile: :1'46 dried
apples, 1 lb crackers, '1 lb tea, 1, lemon, Jane' ,
Forma:tan-I paper corn starch,. Amelia ~ Pfeff- --
fer 1 LeMon and 'lO 'cents Jane Vernon 1 pa. :
per prunes. .11s Aiiii6 o ' 1 PaPer conk. .
Sophie 'and Maggie Hoppe 1 putters, Tit I .
apples, Alice Hart 1 ttfaugsz and 1 Ib cher-" ' s
ries, 'Lilly Noble 2 paper, s coffee, Ilb whit* ,
sum 1 ta browissugar , and 2 tbs tea. Edna
Lovell 1 lt;, • crai*ers and 1 lb cherries,.lds
Tribly.l paper coin starch and 1 lb dried fro!;
Lizzie Adeock 1. cup jelly,. 1 leMOll4 I tb rye
Mary Brandt 1 is: barley, Clara Hununel, 11b.
rye, 2 lemons; Annie,thitnes 9 lemons, Olvs- . •
na Heider 1 tb,prunes,"l paper Own stir*
'Bella Kohler 2 lemons, came Widelll,lb an- -
gar, 1 cup jelly, 50 chi., ‘Margaret„ Davis 2
lemons, Sallie Helms.l lb, Wart, Cordlel and .
Laura .11otTercainp 1 packagre drie4 fruit,
Georgene Heisler 1 lb dtied frult„3 nutmegs, .
Mary Staidly Itb sugar. - ,
Contents of boxes forwarded to 418;4412y 1.
Fair: - i , -
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3lay 10-711ra dried Omni, 2 lbs. tell, 6 i t . ,--
dried apples, 10 lbs white sago', 611 is bra a ,
'd0.,1 lb peaches, 3 lbs almonds, 9 lbs :fee l
,I lb . f
crackers, Ilb brown colter, 10 papers cone •
starch, 1 do. farina * 2 do. cocoa, 1 - do. pep- 4,4,
per, t jar pickles, 1 do: peach jelly, , I *Ws
wine,4 glasses currant jelly,, 5 Os, , h4orr ,
nnta... , ;.1 piece chem. - , , - , I. r ' •
May,lL—NO. 1. 42 114 dried ' fruit.- 5 . lba
erackers, 51be white anger, H lbs rice, 1 ' lb.
tea, I qt beans, 2$ papers camstarch and-fa
rina, 2 pieces soap, 3 .bboks. pins,,2 papers '
needles, 6 sticks cancly,4 lemons , 2 orange.. ,
No. 2.• 3 ,)ars pieklesi 1 jar,peaches, 2 jam
b; 1 bottle. wine, 1 •can peaches, 2 •
cans to atoes.
Corti nts. of box sent to Oanitari d Commis-
horke.r7s
sion, contributed by Mrs. Johri•S ppen and
3lrs. Al,. Russel: . ~ ' • '
- 2 jar'..pepper sauce, 6 do. currant jelly, A . '
do. grape jam I do. strawberry, 1 do. grapes, '
3 do. grated hiirsetadish;.6- potties raspberry
vinegar, 1 do. currant Wine, 1. 'do. blackberry
wine, I do. blackberry syrup, 1 "do. black ~
currant syrup. -' - . - I -..
' Can an_ appeal for r aid be necessary at this - •
time, when our brave soLliers ate battling' so ' - -
fearfully for us? We trust itot.• Let us dotty
imrselves a firefe,-in return for the great Awl- .
!Ices now being made for ni. , -;i • .
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Frets t he Elghty-fonrth I , Y. Reglineste.
Calm giro lsn% Vow.. too-.Rua., is? tior.
' • on, AZIILT C 0 1 .1 1 .1141.111 grRni4.II;;TEXPL. /
s , , April 40h, ism.
Etnroas liftayrts' JOITRItAL :,—Tour value- '
hie sheet makes ita way ..4ecissijiinitlly to this
remote quarter of the U. S.i.er Tennessee, and
is ever a welcome m -to me, since '', .
through it I learn of many n anddoter.gmt-:1 c -2
ing events - transpiring. in. v old = borne,' - -
Schuylkill. Pardon my int mon, for I take
esze
this method of addressing a,. ord to many of
your readers, particularly to, those 'whom
(young and 'hearty) are disPosed, - * . re- -,
main at home and slander all engaged in-put
ting down this reuellion. Three years ago, ,r
several States of this great nation, ,saw fit to' I
I withdrawlrom the compact. _Whet was-the •
result? Government 'property; ern^ &c.,-
were
seized. and.flhally Fort Sumter wastired .
upon and \ ihatgallant little baud of men for- -
ced to surrender ,to an armed mob.- The. --
President:,' called for Seventy-five thousand
men, to enforce the laws, this number be
ing thought to' . be' Zufficlerit z tet crush -the
thing in the bud. I • ....-,,,,•; • .-;
Alas, but little - did'we know.of. the eitent'
of the rebellion at that time:, Since - then call
after tali litZhiien made, an' still there are
,many live traitors. Yet,. I am proud to say to
all these calls old' "Schuylkill " hateprompt-
ly - responded with a.will: - - . -
- Agana mil from the White House is call-' ,
ing on you.--Will you sit still and see that
blood-bought-euibTem, the Stars and Stripes,
trampled in_the dust arid'you make no effort
to-stuitain it? God forbid. No ' I have a bet- '
ter opinion of you than that. We need men
a little worse now than we ever ;did. Per-.
lupe you will think this imaginary; neierthe
les., it Is all true.. You tialc why Is this, have
we net Whipped-the - enemy at every point?
Yes.
- Have we not is good an army as we • .
ever ad,?, 'Yes. . Why is 1t then, you tell , '
-us, we need more men than we ever did ?=
The reasons are siutply thesc,—we will shtiii ' .•
to the rebels and the world - at , large , a de . ,:-
mination . to put down this rebellion. . It4vgli • • .'
show to our. enemies the- (idly of longer - Jo- -
sistarice 'to a lgovernment so 'determined.--=
Seeing this they will throw dowit their arms'
and rturrkf to . their allegiance; This is no
child's play. I tell you there is a large army
' yet to conquer , and if the men of the North •
fail to do their duty, your State will again be
invaded. and you will feel , all the biirront of
war. God forbid that I should ever have to
- witness such - scenes in Pennsylvania as I .
have in this and.other States of Dixie:- The
old regiments in this brigade have gone homy '
Yet,erints. We not being . ..old enough are-tle.
nied that privileitm othbrwise I think the .-
major part of this regiment wont* agahi en- 1
list. Still, if you would lend tis a - helping'
hand; ere twelvemonths roll around,_ the old
flag we love so well, shall float triumphantly
from.the dime o i t every • capitol through Out •.
the land, aMI.* can,.,return to our homes , -
and •
quiet firesides, to enjoy' the !benefits of '
bm
the 't government, in the world.. Thli
arm is about to eominenee their Spring cam- .
pal . Our corps at present havemiarthirig
i
ord pi, to be ready to mat t e at a moment's
notice. Some' say . we -pi to the! Potomac,
-and' since I r haie commenced writing the boys
say' we are to me a laid (Into North Car -
lina with 60 day Arlon of salt; coffee end.
sugar. I canoe tell where we will go, but
we leave aeon it is evident, and rest mem*
wherever we go yoti shall bear from me.—
The health of the Regiment is good, mine
.excellent I I' amfamtious for the trip.• More ,
anon. ' • .1 • ...Yours truly ,
its daisisre tie President.
The-Anti-Savet Society is now holding
Uri anniversary in en , VorkZ, Wm.; •Lloyd
Gartison is President.' Wendell Philling made
a speech on the loth, and was follotted' by
Mr. Garrison.' lie said that - - . •
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"No man is now so detested by tli• 'rebels
as Abraham. Lincoln, and hence he ~ ought
the people would let him tun .• . inaelune
four years longen'. Graitting tha AithOge . ttad -
not been done to[the negro, we , th( pmpla -
a hair's breadth T i advance tot
at 's Prerit 2
[Applause.] W not the - sidt li fter all
a little in advanc of th • l',' [Applimio.]-- \
In view of the drieadf, ul state orpublie Unti- 1
1
molt 4 - o.he north, of tint perils that intrround
the Chief Magistrate, of the• fact, hat the
Presideitt had stricken pfl the &alias from • '
three. Millions of slaves, ) aniexpreskid a 'de-:
sire for-the total abolition of slavery, implor- -
ed the border Stat to get rid ofit;
theml4
hundred thousand b r. recognized
as soldiers, decwnized e independence of
Liberia and Hayti, V a blow at the slave,
trade; thcapeaker did ' ifeel disposed when :
WihatEre:ached near th culmination .of*She
tstrug,gle, to say anything very harsh agritil:,st
Abraham 'Lincoln,". [Loud and . loneip
plause.] -
This _speech of Mr Garrison's indicates that •
a cOole:rjudgment is workidg amonfaciad
ical abolitionists, and that many of their chief.leaders ire - able now to see the justice acid ,
wisdom of the-President's policy: ' -. 1 ,-
With the great majority of the nation up-, -
holding the President firmly,. the opposition •
of small bodies could well be endurtritis _
far pleasanter- to see a growing, cracurrevacq I
in his poliey, ands morerasomplete potmlar •
vindication of him and it. The atateinents of
'Mr: Garrison have abroad latitude, and cow
meld themselves to the reflection of those, it 1
such there are, who think-that the ' '
oldie war baa not been accompadi by -or .
dirticted towards those incidental ends which -
they would desire to see realized: . ,
Two foolish young people recently 'moto r ,
sedAci get married in the Academy. of Hurd°
in Philadelphia, and to put a price.upon the_
ticket of sointiesion, but
..the protect fell
through beanie' the management refused A
lease the building for such a purpose.
Scores CaLati.-311.x 1 lb. brown sugar, IC
lb. butter. 1-lb_ flour, 2 eggs, 1 oa. &mutual, •
arid a little sods. 801 l them out is thick a 3
Jumbles
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