, .
• - -
.s'per annual: WALD: - in adsitnce - . 2 . -2.. • '..-. ' ' •'' ..,,, • " • ~...--' .-,'',:- -•-, , Y. - -- -..''''i. ..' ~ -•- :•.•-• • •-•'.----.- ..'_.•—-,• •- ' .' • - ' . ",--.- ~---- — 4. • ,',. .- ": ", i: , 'ln. ,5, '..f.."1 , :' , ".: ~'.:',:. . n.f'....?: - : ,,,,, E.7.,:.1'1.1,...,,
... ~. R -
.i.-.. . ...,
.. .r ,_ . .r . .., f i...
..: . • • 1: -.-.. -. .: :..,•;. .-1: . , :...-. -..,,„ -. :...... , .
tot field - in advance. If not . pahl .witlin . ......... '`' :- - .:.'---. . -,-- 4 - • -: --..-" T.: ''''. '‘'''': .-
-'. ' ---: : - Y. : L ' l . - . , ... - '-!:- •'' •',
''... --; ':•'• .- ' -- --. . .- ;-' - -:,? C:- --- : '-- • ''' 7:- • -' ,1 . , - ,, kr' z, - 7- - , - 7: - -,_`_ • ' ••• '-':: ,•.. „,.:- '.. •)--- • 1 --.-• ... , ,:f;j,,:f( 4- :'-',
will be chatra. . ' •.- -;',.. -..-. -.
terms n'ill be strietlr adhered to hereafter. - '
.. - ~ .c-.,- -- '-.44. ..'•-•="-'''. ..' ;• . .-:•-• -:. - c ii., . lik .i-..- • . .. -'.....- • _ .: ):, 0 ,- 0:. :4:..- -.- -•-" ''.''' -'- -i - ,i., ,- ..-1 1- ...• '. .e. _ - ' - ' - ' - -:3' --.-- .nl - ..f.2.: *---.: ''-,i•' .- . -- - -- .. - '''-= ..:--, ii• - • i
•-- , :: - -,' -' - :1. •.- :' t .. 1 : ' ''-'--. ' • - ‘ - y - : -.' -- •'. - • -.' , ~---.: 7.';'r.:, ',- ~ /
...-„...,-,. -7 . 4`.. . -,,...• . .•- :': --,..;. ..„,„....: • ..:. : - .
..:
.1. ~ ...- i "C,L; -.;•-''' -•,, ".... ,:,..... ...I'..:'' .-;.,:. .t ., - .; ...1 .., ~'' .....:. , ,:s - ;;T,.- - : - .....'' -
caafea to one• ad4rpes tin advaneel. .$0 00: '.•- :' " .- ..
......
... o,- ~ .., " -•0 00 -- ' • - : ' •- - • ';' --;;: ":- :',...: .'. .s. : - -:: ...
';'-:-'-...'. - --.-..:. - '' ' ' S • ;l : -.. -.- i• ': r . . - ' '.
:- 1 ; - - . ..: .... :.. : ' " :: :; . - 7. ' A ':-./ %.:, -' .i:. : : - ..' -; ,-.:',:.;:
.i.. - ' 1 :•- )--- ii.., ; 1 7 - d r'i` . % ' ~. t:, • .1."'.., .1' ; :r.E': -. .. -- -- 10:410.*:,..-, - . i 55 i i t, , ,, , ,, -:;- . : 4•. , :': :- ''...:.';. '::,...., -.'=-_ i ' ' 7 '. ' , 7 ' - .7 . -,- -- 'i. , I ' . ' '.:',..;.--' .:: - : -1 . , . .-..!:-:.:-::, ..:,.'
,-,:'..:: '.
,f- . ; ":„. . - :1 , I • ; ::= .
. .• - • . - • .. -...• .. - ~.......... „ . .- ~•:. ..,,,. • .._ • . •
.. .
subscriptions ranstinvariably.be paid in advance.' '. : . -.. '':. • ' - • •. • • --% •,_ ---.- • • ~. ''"'.''- - • - '. ' --: - -.' '• - --- ,, - - 4. - -• ;F - .:-..-:. - - >,..... i.. , 7.-)r- ...,.".:. . - ~.. \:- ,_ , _ ..... I.
_..-• • -- _,- ..:,-, .„, • ..,'. : ~- . !..-:.- , .. . , ._
.1 - orawm. lint be famished to Camens end 20 00
, . —. . -- -
...... • t .:"':.. i.. --•••;• - 7 - ' --- - '". •-:•::, -7 7 .. 2 ''. ' . r. '.:,•-•- --...:-' ?. -7 '..' .2 ' '' ' '.', -- . --7 4 v, =-.'--... " ' ' • -
1 per 100..eoples, 'cash ob delivery. -- . -. . .. . •
, ._ . . i
Clergy . men and School Teachers will be ("Imbibed -- , - .. . ' . .. • . ...
..
. Jetraweial.sl . .44.ln adrafice, or - 1,,1 'O O Ai OEM -- •• ,• . --- :. -.- .: . ' •.- -, - ;'-•-• . . ' • • ' orrs . .
...... 1 . ::
. ... v.
j .............!., : : : ___.....,„,..i,..„„: ~......-,,.::::„.„:,:_• -. .. :: 7 , -........i.t..- -. .„ ........,.... -• ...,.•.. 7 .._:: .._ _ . „....,...•.,.....,,...-,2,...,.-,..
.-. ;....,i,..,........_...... 7 „.i,......1.......„...,..„:._.....47.?„,..-.7:.,..:7._...t...„.........
tba year-nYer one -year„fall rates. .'„ -..-.- -•- -
~ :- .. . ..-:- . . .-.-. - ... .
_.... Rates et Advertiolaig :„ - .• .. .•
I.ftney.incladingtate, one insertion,.!o.l*.; an 4. .. . . • • - ~.•
neat insertions fete.' One Name of lines . , and'
lines, for lor 3 insertions. ; anneagnint.tnser,.
its: Larger ones in
11 propor tion.
ion. ,
18113.
$lOO • ,I siv . • - • • •$ 4 og
• • =00`..560.' 600
Aoysr four !JO . 600 . 10 00
~or 161ines, _ 090 • ~9 .09 - .111 00
". - 7 00' 12 90 _ . • 15 . 00
"." 32 • “ II 91 .14'00 . -22 00
12 00 : 29 90 • 34 00
r,es space as per. a r .. , reemerit:
Mors. and Administrators'- Notices, sl' each:
le words are cionnterl aline in advertising,
COAL TRADE _A_DATERTISEMEaiS.
Terminus of the Philadelphia k SrAding IL It., on the Delaware, at Phitadelphia,—Plers for he Shipment of.lnitiraeltes;
Pier No. I.
, VAN DITSEN &
I:SIZEMED
.
Mt..and .
Caal.
mn Butrritira or •-; • : •
COAL/ NAVIGATION CO . PANT'S COAL
NG MOUNTAIN, . ILARLEIGII, • .
'ER MEADOW. ' HONEY: BROOK;
6VALITIIIII or
•
AND 'tirXIIICEASII: COAL.
.
Wharves.-,No. 1 Port Richmond: .
' - - No. 2 itllzabetbport.....
-No, 201 Walnut ftrett,irlfiLA.D.ElP/11/. •
'Trinity Building, NEW YORK.. , •
No. f Donne strret, BOSTON.
-R; STIOKNEY & WELLINGTON,
cite & Bitumbaous Coals
AGYVT2 II 111 W, INGT:AND FOX. •
LE . IIICII . SEGAIt•LtUr COIL.
:cE
CAST New York,
• • C. P. STICKNEY. Fall Ei'ver,.
• . J. C. WELLINGTON, Boston. . •
. . Trinity Building. New York,'
;BS::!Mt , Walnut Street. Plilladelphia.
• , 11; Kirby Street, Boston, .
Vora Richmond, Philnd?it;
, • •• 20.tf
PlcrNo. 14
ES A. HE( SOHER &
en crreea or..
11OTTNTAIN: .11LACK 'HEATH; 'A.ND
SUPERIOR - Rai ASH COALS. •.,
47; South street, 'New York. • • .
• 1132,Walnut street, Philadelphia.
• . • - - " 43-, .
HLADELPHIAc: . &c
TYLKILL . NA VIEO-1
:o:-
6 Whkirres for 4111111ACITE C1)11L at
trivial, Delaware Diva', Philada.
Trhstrf.Ne;.l. .
S...4I.tiDENRIED &
POTTS°.o..
Walnut Street. Philrielphitt.
.c• 110 Broadway. New. York.
• .;t..-14 Kilby Ftreet, liostaa,
• Wharf .tio. A.
ItErPultu isc B 110: •
(N. ti. eor. Walnut .15 Fourth sta., Phila,
3.5 Pine Street. New York: .
IMerchnnte' i hI Building. Providencii.
VIS PEARSCIN & Co.,
.
iND ninrrrns or 1:11
TED LOCUST MOUNTAIN'
- and SPOJIN .VEIN •
L.• A,S C 0 A L.
- •rN,i,_vis•.wainptstrf.ct. Philadelphia..
L . A 111.:Briiildway. -noon) it Trinity
York.
' No. rl . l)oane Street, Bust ma.
1.1111. A. ' ' 1C4./Oft7ll. DAFT, AMIIfI.A\T.
ASORRENVAER,
loci) SIiIPPERS OF THE CHLEBRATO
Yein . Red. Ash and 'Dian:an:al
Vein Red it ,
. _ .
'Y COA_ warrinzthn
. cower,.
cperldir..White Ardi Coni. from. the
nr Pihrnaniloah . .
iII be found to excel sty` Coal yet shipped from
. .
Agents for the side et GEO. WI . - DER'S
ifer Pine Forest I'l'hise Ash .Coal: -
'•, OFFICES:
PIMA - WA. •
NO. 9' TRINITY- BUILDING,-.N. T;
MIA, •
CAIN, - HACKER -& 000 K • .•
173ZEZE3
iT OAP,
LOCUST. 171013iTAIN,
r • • BLACK 11.EA.1911.
In other 'first qualltiessot. .
'HITS AND RED ASH. COALS.
Walnut Street, PltharichThia, .atul.'WoCalland
Wharves. Sihuytkill.ltiver,
, .
Cara. • -linaats II AC RMS. JASIt M.. COOK.
Wei p,..mobirr, Shipper and Agent.
Schuylkill 1.11..en,•Pa:
•
6-ly
ry 1, •6!
LOCUST' GAP- .COAL. . .
have. appointed' Ch
;KIM & COOK ania - agent"..for my LOCUST
UN COAL, frtim Lama Gap. Colliery: •
GEORGE W. PARVIN.
•
Gip, An. s, '62
iT; VAN DUSEN & EQOHMAN,
triers and Shifporn of the Celebrated' .-•
L'S'D` N 'COAL . .."
(201 Siatnnt Street-Philadelphia..
Trinciy Building. New Turk.
b Duane. Street, Boston. •
2. 11 • • *- • • '
BROAD TOP.
110_kil TOP. CQAL,
nntingdon and Broad Top Noun-
Ift*ilrond' and Con!
,Company • .
,ttilly call .the. attention of fl. It. Coniiianic-1.
Owner, and MantilTcturrra to the Tattle of
L_dr STEAM• GENERATOR AND FOB
'MINE PURPOSES. . • .
BROAD TOP .COAL
eet ion with Pit ILA DE Ll'll I A AND 14tOrr
kb by Caned - mut Itaitrostt. through
Jersey. is not liable to the interrnpflons
'nts - Incident to theEtnuTuxem.'Bttrchttions
ets. and regul supplies can safely - be counted
tughtmit the y4r..
.
.
flewis Atatleuried & Co.
•
xte arrangeminti erberehy the-fare in daily rn
latge quantities nt the choicest:BltOAD TOP,
iite,pripared to fill orders promptly' at market
rlar. Vi*ntit Street, Philadelphia:
Itmadway...New York: •
14 Kiiby Street. Botimn. • -
34.Yieitmlniater Street. Pmridenre.
2'e- •
7 ;NERAL OFFICE
CZ=
TOP WEII.TE ASH
Scnii-Bituininons
C 0 _L S
10.,1 NVALNI,7I7 STREET,
4 , l4.n f AmEißiri& . • • •
ROllkitT HIRE - POlitt, manager.
CONNECTING OFFICES
artier Buildirirgoi Mago!. - .
initr ' " ...Now York. • .
,A D : -VIII rirE ASII
BITUMINOUS COAL,
OBLE, OALDTELL & 00,,
Walnut ttri,ei, Philsidetitbit*, •
'N0.1.11 lir onifiray,.l,4iew• Vora, •
- No:61 StonO . Ntreet,lnostost,
Ips - 1 or gnat ity of,thia eelohnited coal from their
EDGE HILL COLLIERY; ' •
.1(1 fl i pped i inclusively by them. • - •
4. • .
MERRY CREEK.
:Rxr cowl;
. .
undemictled. hseiric:ritn - solidated .bar Three
in the • Lorberry !legion. will hereafter .transi
(sines& under the name . • .__ •
KITZMILLER. CIItAEFF & Co. .
. • KITZMILLER. STEES & Co.'
CItAEFF & .NUTTING
GILkEFF. a member of our am, having rolOcia
Iselt wiiti.J. t 13LAIiLSTON.- will reside in
Iphrn. and all our coal shipped bitide-Watce will
ler the exclusive control 'of BLARISTON.
..
.
creed earn and attention In Its preparat kin; we
maintain the repnwion of our celebrated Lor
xtl. Purche,.ers abroad' can rely - upon haring
shipputin the yery.lx;st order. . '
- IcITZIAILLER; 47tAYSP . rlc Co..
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAV MORNING BY BElq
VOL, XL
COAL.
.grjINTARD..:..k: .- ,wAgp .
No. 11' PINE Street,
`X - EW - .•' . k .. (i.lai .
Sole 'Agents for The Coasolidated Coal COM.
pettry 9 s Baltimore Vein Wilketatitrre Could
shipped front Jersey City and .1 1 :11zabict,
. Also, for the 11AMPSIIIRE and • BALTIMORE CO.'S
'lllituipsliire George's Creek Coal, 'shipped
at Baltimore and Georgetown , • • • •
Agents for GEORGE 11.F..`AltS'. celebrated :Broad
Top Coal, shipped at Philadelphia. •
Froni their Wharf, , No. 1, at l'oft:Riebniond,•l'hili
delphia. they are prepared to ship the best qualities of
Locust u n jai n and Bed. and White Ash
Schuylkill Coals. • . ••• '• . •
Front their docks -at Jersey City (where the. . depth - of
- water is from 15 to i - feet), they. are prepared at all
seasons to supply the above .Coals, and to
.steamers and ships foi poits in China and elsewhere.•
Steamers can be coaled, at any hour during day or
;night. • • • . •w. SMITH;•
• Agent - id Jersey City., •
Agents - at Boston—WAßD 4k, BAIJM., 42
" •at Newark—l. 31. DsCAILP. •• I
. • *arch 12, 'GC . . . 11-ly
Pier .No. 11
LEWIS AVDENRIED at, co.,
Whc;lefale Denler# in thi best yaricties of
Anthracite and BituminOus Coals.
. . .
• . ?:205 Walnirt.Strdei,.Pklladelphia.
OFFICES: ,110 Broadwak; New York. • • ..
.141Kilby Street;l3T,ton.
Pirineer Shippera, from pir.rawthport, of.,
. .
LEIIIPIL.SPRING MOUNTAIN. ILAZLETON, -ATP
COUNCIL RIDGE COALS. • . p 59
ELIZA.BETIIPORL' . :-&i.
•
•
•
tint:. • - COAL. • COAL:
LEWIS AUDENRrED & Co.
. • . oFFIcEs.: .
'/G4 V al¢nt Street,. PHILA.DELT'IIIA..
, . : • 110 Broidwey - .IIEW YORK:, ' ..•
• . .14 nithy Street, BO STON.
• . . , .
' Ni'lliblesale•Rearers in the best varieties of DOMICSTIC•
COAIS—SoIe proprietors of WolfCveek Colliery; eapa-
hie of nendueing - over 150.000 time a Year of the celebrn- -
ted I'hAtione, (Ited Ash.,) - and BLACK BiCATII; . ( WV hits
/1/111.) 7
Rados!Ye Agt , nts for the sale - of the purely. genuine Lo-'
cunt-Mountain Coal; from the Locust Pale Colliery . . of.
Gao. C. Porrs:..t Co., all of which will be chipped
rect to New York;—ria:,Canal ; COaStWige:V* green
with Piers, (below Nary Yard, Philadelphia.) • ..
- ALSO. . • •
No,
.11, Port
Richmond. • ' • .'
The choicest. (i:ditto; of RED and WIIITE -ASH
COALS from - Schuylkill CoUnty, selected' with - special
care, nod shipped under Mir - personal‘ superintendence.
At Elizabethport, .1, •
_,-
LMIIIOII.,SPRINO 'MOUNTAIN and •COLiIiC.LL
- RIDGE COALS. ". • •
From ...11nItiinsore, lid
... •
The.celribrated'llAMPSlllßE BITU:StIXOUS COAL.
. -At Jersey City; IY; J.
(via. Lehigh and Morels Cazials.) • , •
The very superi6r. !WILKES:BARRE:COAL from the
Baltimore Vein, taken froM the . "Andenried Improve-
ment and-Coal Conipany's'Estate,".neae Wilkeaharre;
also, the C01.7.4i1 I, RIDOE.CO_AL.t both of-which; for
ateamlifflirilSCA and for family use, are riiiiiiirpassed. • -
We-hYdd certifteates in i;iur offices from parties who
have useirand fully teetOd -thelie.:coals, and
. pronounCe
them the am. AireitaActviii Coms for steamllPC. pro=
during no *clinker. less ashes and greater blaze, than,
any other kinds now befoee the Public,—
Mayls, •
.coAt.f - L.. - • • . •
.
T. - STOUT &:'
c§i r cep.;r,. STOUT 7.VICKLEO •
'.lifiners and Shipricrs'of the celebrated FULTON SLR
Ii1h11) COAL. frnru the Ebben:lle Colliery, ncnr Ils
aletnn,Tx.. anddeniers in the het sarn.itres
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COALS.
. .
Delivered direct from 'the mines or on board of Tea
-Bell-
TRENI'ON. N. J., ELIZABETDPORT, N. J.;
N.DRUZgIiWICK, N. J., PORT PA,;
61FFICES--44 Elc 44. Trinity Building,
I . ll.ltroadwriy, , Zremor Tor*: •
. .
S. YAM .• . G. Dui Sso6.
A; T. Srri,pr:
April 4. '64
NEW YORK.
SAMUEL BONN - ELL, Jr,,
Nos. 43 & 45 Trinity Building, N, Y.,
SIIIPPi CG 'POINT
Pier 4, ELIZABETIIPORT,
OFFERS FOR SALE
HONEY BROOKTN, SPRI COIJNTAIN,
UARLEIGI[.
AND BUCK. MOUNTAIN .
BALTIMORE co.'s & BLACK DIAMOND
WILKESI3.4IIIIV. COALS,
THE CELEBRATED
GEORGE'S'IgEK CIatBERLAND - 00AL,
m 7 l!, 41-17
-=•. . • .
SE • ER •.-• .•
removed to No. 111 Broaderay, Boom
69 .Trinity • . •
•• SOLE AGENT FOR - • ..:
BANCROFT,. LEWIS CO., Miners -and..Shippere•o .
the oelebietect Lociiet 111.ounsain:Colq. • ,
SionicluMn, (foyer", 11enry , C 7, Lor
berry; Palmer ate' Levels Bed •Ash, Malmo.
kin,- .
Lehigh. Cumberland; Broad - -Top
C
Mee honre. from 12 tcr,2,.8. •
• .. • ALL,3O; • 15(11.1 YOi • • :
Focht's Patent 'Sclf-purnping
COAL TUB .A.N DsBLOCKS.
May T. 'f,4.
W 1 LLI A 111, ItCIGEI
. .
Has removed Ids office it, NO 111 Riimit4tre3r,
TriJinx Bnildipg, 'loom to. 67X. '
Agent fur the Weer the celebrated • " • .
Loiterry h. Shamokin Free-Miming faMily.
Also. the.tewia. Painter and Peach.,Montitean •Teins
Red Ash: .WhiteWsh•Malianoy. Shainokha.• Black Heath..
Locust ltlnuntain and Lrhigh, all of which • etre- *ell
adathed for family use and manufacturing purposed:'
Neve York, Mae 21,:•642., • . . 214ni
W/KE ROPE . FOR .1111INiNG - E'Ultv
The entiscriber hiring I teen appointed ./Vent for OAllt
tiociv:Ttrar d CO:a celehraied WIRE ROPE, is ,now
prepared to receive orders • lor
„either Flat or Round ..Chaatoil
Or Steel.
These Ropes are mide of the
highest brands of holland Steel.
and give universe; sailMaction
throughout England. particular
ly the Steel Rope...which pns
fenvd on account of its superi
or strength, toughness And light . -
nese, making a very. great :sae:
in t in •weight and steam-power,
and being.bitrder than iron, :the
pulleys do not wear' the:Rope,
but the Rope the pulleys, which
are, of course, much cheaper to
replace: • - • •
For further , particulars, apply to •
tWiREL. TIIO.IIPSOhi , S-111XPITEW,
. .102 Fulton Stfeeti. Mew York:,
?day• is -8m •
I win teadi pierce the Bowels the Earth, alai hriagOat frs the irereaaraiiii4
~~=--=
_ T _ r_
. .
Tier ltio. 9:
•• • BANOIIOFT LEN I TIS• no •
• IMAM AMY SIIIPIIMB 01 , 1111, . •
Celebrated' ASHLAND' COAL,
•
FRO3i .AtABANOrIapukTART. '
OFFICE—iii Watnti'Street;'.cOmniereial
Philadelphia;: • •
New lurk Offiee-17.Cedar Strl . ?t,' Boston Office-:-1
Duane Street.- ' - et.. 23; ',512.
. . .
Pie
• • .• . -
BILAKISThir,.GRAtti I & Co.;
. -1. • IflN*Bl3 1,4;4 •. • ,
LORBERRY. L AIiIIr LOCIIAT
• ••
. •
Shippers of other approved iinnlitiei of.
WHITE AND , : RED lA.SH COAL. • .
Feb, 14, ,C 3
CONNER & 'PATTERSON
HAVE APPOiNVI . I.I
LEWIS AILIDEINIOED . &i Co.
for
LOCUST.MOUNTAIN:OOAL
•PROM.THR • . .
y • •
AiOalsirid . and Giratra*Olu Col!ieries:
May Y 033 .-• ' I
JOHN 'R. 'WHITE,
' SC ITUYLKII44
...• 7:,•Pott
OFFICES:. • :
iNo. 316 Walnut iStreet.. - Philaileip hia.
, , INo'3op.'ffest•lTltirteentli Si,N York
October 16; 'I;S • • . 1 • - • '44
“LI,ILRLEIF,II
. - • . *I
Onr "lIAELEIGII O COAL is now • sold exclusively. In
Philadelphia . and vicinity,' by:IJAY ds.IIODDELL.L-
Pattie:B ordering from them, may always deliendmpon
gettitm.a pure article. • . - • • ,
OFFICE-109 AValnut
' • &
••• T 1103149 HELL.
Hazleion,,May.9,-'64
GEO. K; SMYTII
Yorktown CoMeg, Jeanesville, Pa.,
WEILL, CONOLIES
322 WALNUT Strec:4.
• • . •Ytaana AI ND silwrints OF • • ;•.
SMITH'S SPRING' 31.0 . 1141 N LEHicur COAL.
S. W. STOCKTON
SCITUYLKILLHCO,
: T. ti: SCHOLLENBERGEB, AGENT,
..' . Miner and Shipper ot.tiie Celebrinteil ••: . ,
Black Beath, White Ash 4nd. Peaked' N int
' . • •• tali] Free, Burning:- ' •
..
- • PINK . •ASFIr.•COAT__. f .
.P. O.,ADDWESS--Porre;lms 'Fir .3.l.ltittitttv.a.i.it, Sckkyl .
kill County; IS, ' . , '-. • ..- 1' ,•- : • -
April 1•2, , 62 ' ;.,. . '
.• i • ' IK-'.[:' • '
.
PAC IST • I{ANKLIN ,I 1 11 . .1C n.
i VEIN COAL.E • " •
My East Franklin. Lorberry Coal is now soid•excln- •
.Sively by Messrs. NOBLE, CALDWELL •ct • CO.; who
are my sole Agents_ .Parties. ordeting.froni theta, may
aln'ays _depend tipim getting a Imre article. ". ;
iNo. 112 Walnut St., Phihuiclphia.. • • • 1
OFFICES': 111 , Broattkity, Trinity Building;
• • INcw York. •1 • • .
N0„.61 state . Btreet,.Bdston.
• . '1 • ..11E-NliT• lIEIL.
Tremont: March 29,. 1, 32 ' • 13- .
CON* filt . AC • PAT irtitSo,4
. Miners and -Shippers of the Celebrated r:
LOCUST YOUNTLT_N COATi .
--•
J. J. CoNI.HOR, • - S..PATPERSON, • •
Ashlfirl; , . Pottsville,
• 1 . !,42 . 1.
T° : COAL OPERA 4 OHS.
Having' pnrcbMed rind refitted the POTTSVIIIIC
ROLLING TALL. we.nre now prepared
to make. arid shall: always' . .keep cin yams;
hand, a titpply of email. T ' Ttnili 'for Itf. •
Colliery pee, whieh we will sell.. on at . 4 - r e.m.". 2
'gond terms ac any other Rgll ng mi11..."2'"1" , t; •
.Orders received and promptly attended to by ATKINS
111104 'at their office at. thelPicipeer Furnace, or tit
.tlab Mill, by . lkeFroprietors; •'' • . •.
• - ATKIN§,. CO. .
Fottt ville. March . ' • 11 ant
ce:T.
rSOCESSOR .TO lIROCk SI.IOIIKAItEgt,)
COA:LI..S C REE,NS
Und Paten's,., •.
.RAILIt.OAD & #(.sltWE6l.Alki: STS.,
• POTTSVILTirt,: PA; . . •
Jan 23,.64
DIEIII4. 6N'ili!'l,lll,S
NEW. COMBINATION COAL SCREENS.
.The mideralgned take pleasure inannouncing to Coal
Operators and others, that they are Manufacturing a
new .COAL' SCREEN: of,their - invention, which they
will guarantee to .wear twice' Oks long, and.do its work.
better than any crimped wireScreenUse. The seg
ments turned out by tts mai*. bent tO 7 ilny circle re-
Attired. also guarafitre that the mesh will always
retain 04 original size untii.entirely warn cut. • In the
crimped mire Screeds the meshes • frequently slip, and
lose the proper mesh,- before thej -Screen, is half, worn
out. tie matirifactime any 'sized mesh .of our New.
Conibinatien - Scieen, used In Hie trade. , •
' Diehm, who was aiesociated with Mr. ilteach
am in the business 'of trituntfecturing Screens, at' Noe
wegian arid Railroad streets. Pottsville, having dis
solved partnership, and dispesed °this-interest, - has re
moved to Railroad street. in; the - rear of D. Esterbes
Hardware Store, Centre Street,- and associated with him
in the manufacture ortheir.neiv Coal Screens of all -de
scriptions, :dr:Jasper. Snell. I He solicits a tic:intim:lance
of the patronagehcretofore - sCr . liberally bestowed upon
• —• WI E -EttgnE)l3NS. .
We are tilso . nantinfacturingityle of Wire Screig by
n prnceit! different , fronv.thnt 'iced in - Making crimped
nire n . ereenn; cried in every reni•ect,tto which . tile at
tention of Coal - Operetore is Invited. ' . •
anti ac 'wen , . of Screen'sFDec.-26; '65 • 52-ttof . all 'descriptions. at the
rborteitt ' . .
~ ' •, L ::::.,:-...-:f:ANIvs:
LEGAL,
COMMER4 141 0 and
I ' BU : SINES
Nov 14 '63.1 At.llllFGllplt, Apothecary.
NEW BOOKS.
SPEER'S AFRICA, a Journal .of the . Dixerrreq, of
he Sourr.e of the Nile, rith Maps and Illustrations.
.:FAMILY PRIDE. by the author of Pique.''
YOUTH'S I.I3STORY OF TILE REBELLION;
AL: Thayer. ,• • • ' t • . • . • •
WOLFS INDUSTRIALI BIOGRAPHY, a capital
. ...„
utiorium...l
book, by Samuel:quit anthor of Self-liel
ANNUAL - Or SCIENTIFIC . fi.DISCOVERTI'.a' Year
Soo!: of Facts in Science and Art; • . • . •
CHILD'S NATIONAL ALMANAC and Animal :Re-
. . . _ . . . ..
• Alan, a. frePh aopOly of PARTON'S ITUTLYEt, Pi
4EON -fic/LE GENEftALS,;, and. i Inirlety of other puli
-linationi, for sale'al.. • ,i- •' B. BANNAN•B • .
' April 30, , 64. - I Book Store, Pottsville:
' 4z ti.1141/4„ .
• o
.ct • , 0
tO
GliatC°.
LEIIII3IIRIS, I
and. JEWELRY; '
or All lirtmthents, Violin Eltrinis.,.
Basi Viol StrlOgo, ;tiUitilr , and Pink) iataioaa, - constantly,
on habit . • • , [•lan 30, 44.-:15
1111,1141vil AtrOtt E.
Vefy neat. Silver Tobacco a.espital articht.icir„
holiday.presents-tor sale cheap: by R. C. GREEN.
Wittchinitkei - tind Jeweler, .Centre -.- rect., Pottsville.
Def;etttliog.j2; 604:
318 Wulnut Stre t, Vbilzuliclphia.
• 9 .Trinitv ftuilding,',. New Ybrk. '
Cor. of Kilby t Doane Street,' Boston
:Pier
LEHIGH.
GEO. K. SMITH & CO.,
W3I...P.TORLIES
: ; 92-Iy.
' -
-"'?"-' -* •
• .&
• ";11.Cg,.*;eg'..V-----* •
• weiaw.
- .
AiWATS'.oN lIAInX'
OlikkG;rjUNE`'ll; - .11i61: --
IRON= WORKS.
i
/rim JrzAtisivit,Li3
wiolumsk, are now4whill Opera- ' •
flair, and prepared, with its larke (edit- ' 1 , 114
ties, to mannfacture every detvtiptiot
of MashisterycJoi - mining - and-Atther - am" —
parPostat aumps and ..§tationerj En
• • Prompt attention given to rotlent„!and.srerk•farnialtedi
on theahortat notice. Afidreas „ •
. - j
. ,
poirT.,T*l43
•The fisying parchaied the Pottsville . l44l-1
ing_Miltand thoroughly re fi tted the same; ere prepared'
to receive Orders for all *lies of T ram :
from '2'l Rig. trig:m.s.4rd. up 440 60 PIR
and fmstish the , same, at short notice. ' ••••••.!
We are also prepared_ furnish' tin
*ill receive .ordere fcir ::ItfRRCECKIN):
BAR IRON:all the nsnal , sizes. Rend. Bellematal
Flat, and propose ,to mid none Ibut the best iron
manufacture, and. heope .12) tnru out nu iron that will,
give entire sag:traction „to ;our customers. Shall
keep *supply of the smalier sizes (Coiliers Rails) al',
ways on hand. '
Orders directed. to ATKINS &BROpTliem. at the
Pioneer Pututine, - Pottsvi:ie, or tp the proprietors.at the
Mill, receive prompt Attention.
• • • ATILINS,IANIGAN & Co.
„ :
Potrtmille March 12; .64 , . • "- 11-
P .
.
_ . . . . •
lINMGECOVE Broil ,
. W *Ac,
PINEGROVE. &METE. I CO.; PA;
J. M. ROHRER,. Machini4 ,it Engineer,
...
Pammurruii. - . f I. . • -..' .
I , . .
. .
• Jai/miry 30, '64 -r: ....- ' ' . 1-Ir-; , • •
. - „ . .
BiII!LLERS AND STACKS:
.. ' .The alibseriber.is prepared td•exceuto ... . -
orders for the above artiele*4 i with ale- . • .
pateh;•at the-old place of bits ese Coal - %k,:, - :...,7-" 9 1 1 „.„
l i
stredt; below Norwegian. , 2 :tee; IMO- , 1 - •* 7 •=1..;?,Q2 - 4
era always on• hand. . Also, tor rthum-
factureeof • . : •' . : 1- • - •
. . • .., • •- • - •., ••.
- •'.. • *.Coal and Other Shore's, .-- 1
.. . •
Qrthe beit material :and ' workmanihip: ' Repairn
•pronipily attended to: FlrTimei - for mining ventilation
always - on hand: ' . . • :1 . JABEZ.SPARKSI
Potteville, Angrist• 27, 69 1 . • • . , • , 3n.'.ly ' , . :
.
FOI.INDItY ' ;
. Ste:silts Car Factory, ace. • ••• 1 •
. .
business Of the late'
firm of SNYDER MILNES, will. be l i t_ Om
continued by Lheshbscriber in all its Ti- ) 4 ,
clone bra Steam nches of Stea Engine build- — 3:L4 / %" - "Arg:
jug Iron - Founder, and manufacturer of
all ' kinds Of Machinery, for Rolling Mills: Blast Furiut
ces, Railroad Cars, &c., &c. Ile will also continue the
business of •Miiiitig and Selling the ;celebrated Pine
Forest. White :Ash and Lewis and'. Sitohn' Veins Bel
Ash Coals, being sole proprietor of these Collieries:
GE{:tllOE W..SNYDEP.:
January:2l, •AT
ir • I...Atiti C0.". - are -
1 prepared to furnish T RAITIAOAD IRON, at their
Mills in Palo Alto, of virions i pa;:tnrns, " - '
.weighluit froni 22 t 0.70 rx windsyar4:4
:Also, different Bizes'of flat, - -square and ' Y•••••
• .
round merchants' bar iron. `-`"
' Orders' - for rails_ or bar .Iron.arn Te
.pdC't fully solieited. and . *ill 'me4t • with prpinpt atten
tion if left either .at Gumton.liruntir
, Co.'s Ilardware • Store,- Cenfre;Street or at their: of-
Ace, burner of Market and -Second Streets?Potnorille,
ra-• • ,- lIRNJ'N tIIAYWOOD,
rile, * COAL' OPERATORS 'ilk i!UNER*.
.1...-rioneer Boiler W.orlist. • ,• .: , i•:.:.
, .. . , „
The bptinriber revectfully iniqtes the crag
attention, of the business eiikinunity.to ,
bat Boiler Works, on *proud Street, ' 4 . 4z. ..y..,,,,•,,.,„
below the Passeriger • Depot;Pottsviile, yviir
'where he is prepared tti toacinfacture- ..-,-..,........---,...,..
. .
• BOILEBS OF EVERT'DESCRIPTIOI!i. . • i
, .
Smoke'. - Stacks, Air . Stack€l. Blast- Pipes, Gosotheters,
Drift Aars,,tc., Sc.. - .Boilerslonticlid. - ' ,- 1
Beira patcticiiiiineehanie; and- hiti:ing for years 'de
te
.
voted tiims d tentiiely to thisbranch.Of the business,..
he
flatters- himself that work done at his establishment,
will give Fatisfaction tdall who may- favor him - with a
and.Compitnies will iind4t,gruntly td
theiradvtintage. to eximiline ,work hefdre engaging
elsewhere: • • . • JOHN T. NOTIII.
• November 27, •, .57 • • ' • 47-If •'•'•
I.lCo:‘' 11'0111k8. -•..
. .
. , .
•. The.subscrincia' are ticiiv!. tally pee= - .
pared
_to 'furnish; at. th7rXkilland .•'• M. •
Work* Steam Engines ' and 'l-MniliaTot •
any
power and capacity, for mining and 7. l l: o M,rl gl i
.other purposes.. Coal Breakers. of every •
'size - and pattern novi in useoOgether witimaiatings'and
forginga of every description. Coal..and'llrlfi.CarslOf
all sizesland .patterns, large •Trnek: and Ilorse - Ceirs
all furnished at :the shortest notice:• •The'subscribers
tatter themselves that. inasmuch as neerY'memberpf
the firm is a practical ' mechanic, they.will 'be :able tp
furnish machinery that will compare fayorablpivith any
in the Region. Altarders'directed.to-L. P. G'srzare . l
Bank., • Ashland, Schuylkill ,Counly . , --- Pa:, • receive
prompt - attention. - • L. P. GAItNER. •.: 1 . .
.
. • 341C114EL...GARNER; '
. • . ' . JOSEPH GARNER.:
I
•Ashlni*Felday 10, .57. • • : .
•
ki lrBolll!lNlGlrsiliN,. . :
- , Penwelllle,
TIIGMAS Ik:•.:TAMES - W.REN respectfully .favite, '
attention of the businestircommtmity to their NeWM.n.-
aline Shop:and Foundry erected between Coal and if. 411-
road streets. and fronting on Norikegian '
street. where they are.' prepared to exc . *anima
-cute all 'orders
,for in:millinery of 'Brass I_ , •
and Iron. such as Steam Enghrea, nil- -.• 4 "issa.
kinAs of Gearing for liollitig,MillsAi r rls.t ,U r iß
and-Saw-Mills, Single and Double Acting Pumps, (2 nd
Breakers. Drift Cars, 'all .kinds of Railroad CAstings,
such .Chsits :for -Flat and .T Frogs,•Switchcs,
ke...; all kinds.of:Cast and Wrought: Iron. Shaftii*.-L
Being. practical mechanics, - and : having: made the pk
niands . the Coal Region their .est udy' for years. 'also Intl
4inds of Machinery in their-line of business -thek flat
ter, themselves that-work 'clone at their establishment
'will give satiafaetion to all who may honor them with-a
All'orders thankfully:received and proniptly exe- .
cutekon the most - reasonable terms. •
• TLIGIIAS WREN, . • •.* JAMES WREN. •.
' '• • • • • '• :'•
• . .
Nir LIKE it ER & Co., .
.•
ILL ••'. • -• -.sl:63E.fisans ro. -
• ' • ',TABU'S & JONES ek - C 0.,. I
IRON AND: STEEL r.WAREIIOUSE
• Market &Sixteenth Sea., PlRilei n.
always on. hand nod for sale • .l•
BEST ENGLISH REFINED aSsOrtment
of ." Beaming, ": and other favorite 'brands. BEST
AMERICAN .BARS—ordinary'sizes, Or -rolled to eider
for bridge purpoSes, - PENNSYLNKNIA BOIL
ER' PLATE—Promiscuous or, cut to required
tire. BOILER RIVETS—Dover brand. 'made - in slid
diei..BEST ENGLISH CAR; AXLES—American
.and
English. FLUE 'A...ND - SHEET, .1R0N. , -for eaverine
schleps,
English..
JUNTATA;',ENGLISH AND NORWAY
SLIT, RODS,: BOLTS,. NUTS' and WA.SHERS—Vor
bridF6 , , cars, and machineey Purposes generally. CAST,'
SHEAR, 'MACII.INT and BLISTER STEEL.. Also, /Ili
extra q tint ity for laps and dies. The' thrive, together.
with a full nesortinentnf-Irom . Steel. Igails'and Spikes,.
to which the attention of dealers, raitrimil doinpanies,
engineers,, miners, foundera and machiniqe; is Milled.
93; '6O • . • " . , 44y
Itl. - • . Q& • Co.; En . ginvers;.
- 11 - 1 -!•;Brciad and Alarriliton streets, -Philndelphta Pa.,
Wonid call the 'attention :of ; .1-tailroad
ganagers, and those interested In
read Property; to their system of Loco- -7 7 :L' -
mOtive Engines.-in 'which they are adapt- 3q11314' flat
'ed to the particular business:.for' which -,-.. •
they - may -be -required ;...by: the nse . of oue, two,' :three Or.
'four pair of driving 'wheels ; and tie of the • whOle,
Or so mucli.of the weigh Cos itiuty--be detdrable' for ad- -
hesion ;• and' in" w,ommivilating them to the Miim . ;
curves. strength dr stiperstruition, and rail and work
to be 'done.: these =sang the maximtinfusefnielieit
•
(Jr the - power Seemed - - With the 'Mist' crepense for. at.
tetidance, cost of 'fuel, and Xepairs to Read and Engine.
thh.se objects in view; andos the result of Vventyr
three'-yearspractical experience in the business by our
senior partner, we Manufacture: five different kiwis -of
Engines,. -and several. chivies Of sizes 'of each kind.—
Particularattention -Paid to -the- strength 'Of the I ma-
china in the : plan:and workmitnship of all the•dethils.
Our long experienceand opportunities of obtaining in
formation, enables us to offer 'these engines with tbs
assurance than in efficiency, economy raral durability;
they will compare favorably - with those, of any - bther
kind to se. We'-also furnish 'to order, heels, axles,
• bowling'. or low:moor tire-(to fit centres vrithout boring',)
compotinioncastings for bearings of- every'descriptiori
'of Copper, Sheet Iron and Boiler Works ;'and every ar
ticle -nppertaining to the repair 'or renewal of Loctlmb-,
tive Engines.- _ .M. 'W.- BALDWI'S, • •
- January ika, fi!) ; • 1-tf•- ILATTIIEW
jp4T
•.stock of
Watehe!,
jewelry
Olseks,
• . . :Plated Ociode, of all kinds,
.• '• •L. Parte "illeitnits, • • -•.•
' • Ty:circling Satchel'',
Wstre & Palley !Geode ,
. . . .
Also, an assortment of VAN 'EIRE. & celehra.
zed Chsindeiliersf - and': Gas ;Fixtures, Bronze
Statuary, Portable Lighte, eta., etc.
Xis , Particular . attention paid to ',the repairing of
'gtcat = Haring had . the largest experience in . the
..ery Mid manufacturing establishments in Europe, ws
feel warranted in assuring everyone who. will patronize
ns,..that.we be'enahled to glee' atisfaction, partial:.
lady in all.the Sher Mims Of work Such :as' • '
33 I , E I CI.
,I*11:111,13.11 & SWISS'-PATENT, ERS,
•vionld.reqUire We Shall endearor, bY. a aightfor
ward course,..to pleat" every remount) %on. .
-0, F.- B CO.,
- • 'Practical Ilorolo • ts. and Jewellers..
M,
.. . . .
Q, TOVES, TIN.AVAIIIE acc.• .
)•••,-.. .. .
. .
. .. . . .... .. •
:..' • - THE "EEL EBRA-,TE H.. •
.:*,
COMBINATION . COOK .STOVE ' ••
I
.*.' . ' • : .BEST . IN USE. -•-• • -
Theint4le.-is• rePpectf:ully invited to .inipitf.,:hefore
purchasing elsewhere; the sohscribers stock of STOVES
and TIN-WARE; si complete as any to. be - •. '
!build.: : lie asks especial attention- to the no
-I.iii
perior. quality of his COMBINATION C K -:•."-!-".:
STOVES ot varlouii sized, *lichich have o rf.,7:t„
in tae during the peat fifteen yea* antitit ' .
areadinittedhy hbueekeePers to be the heel' in tese.-
IP,7Don't neglect to.insoisct &Stove that has given gen
eral satisfaction. -....-. •. - . - ..• .. • '
, All articles in ids line kept On hand, or made. to ord
er. , Repairing. promptly attended tO. .- - ..1 • ..
.... ,:. .' - . — - Centre street; &hove .14111% Hotel:
r - .
.ottrrille,:l - 144.315y 31)48433. , . .. .-. .. 31,1 y . •
. .
• • . PHtlaatiELOH
• . A,
• Diiesides of the Nerroou4 • "lemma Irei;
mad , liesual,llltatowur:Anwt , and .tenable
treateweet- : -th reports of thaIIOWAHHATION.
—sent Oy. mitt la seated letter ensejopela , freeof charge:.
Address, Jr. J..SKILLINHOTJAHITQN. Howard Ansa
eladtrai- No. '4 South Math street, Itiledelidda,AL:
- • ,
.i .' f l o ldreln g! r e Stren g th te , ear ha l k arltlitl i t r t . al ! "WI , f a °lr.* sail P14:54444*17r115TL
c
8 1, I I 1 1 - - ... couN r ry r••
=EI
riosTvirTkErs
STONAP4
'-- -BITTER&::-.•::.:
A:o l re and PowerfA:tonici correctiNv - and alterative' of.
.
• Nyonderful effitag diseasos• of : the •. • •
Stinnach, Liver and Bovrels,
. .
Cares Dyspepsia,
.Lirer.,Ccimplaint,'Headache, General
Debiliiy,lvervonsuess,'Depressiow of Spirits, Con .
stiPalanni Colic, Intermittent • Ftwer. Cramps
and Spasms. .Complaints of either
• arising from 'Bodily. Weakness;
3 ; whether inherent in the.system, or .
. • produced by special - causes.
Nothing that , Is :not. wholesome, genial and rektor& .
tive in its ruttUreenters. into the Composition of HOS..
TETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.: ,Thiti . popular pre
' paration contains no
_mineral of any. kind, no deadly
botanical element ;- no fiery excitant ; but it is .. a aim
, 'bination of the extratts. of rare balsamic herbs and
plants, With the purest and ..mildest: of diffusive'
.. • . .
stimulants: , • .
It is wells to be-forearmed against disease, and, so far
as the hunaangstem can be protected by human leans
against maladies. enniidered . by an unwholesome at
mosphere, impure water,. and other .oxternal causes,.
.110STErrER'S HITTERS may be relied On es a safe-
In districts infected with -Favas 'awn Aours It has
been found infallible us it - preventative; and rriststable
ai 'remedy, and thousands who resort to It. nnder sp ,. ;
prehension of an attack, 'eacape the scourge and thou
'sands who neglect to avail themselves of its protective
qualities in .advanae, are cored by a very brief course of
this marvelous medicine. Fever and patients,-af
ter being plied With quinine for -months vain, until
fairli sathinted with' that dangerous alkaloid. are not
nnfreimently restored to health within a few dayi by
ID)STETTEW.S lirCra.l2B.
The WetikstOmach'is rapidly invigorated end the imp:
petite restored, by this, agreeable Tonic and hence it
. iv9rks wondeii In cases of Dyspepsia and in less con , -
firined tonne •of•lndigestton. Actini as &gentle and
painless apperieni, - Ss . upon, Die Lea it
invariably reliefes the constipation superinduced by IX
regular actiowOf the digestive and secretive Organs. ze
:Persons - of 'feeble hablt ; -to licErvons Attacks,
i.owneas of Spirits, and Fits of Langtior,.find prompt
and permanent relief frOM the.ltitteni. The testimony
On this point is most.-conclusive; andfrom both,eexes.
The . agony of BzmoOs Comer is immediately assuaged
..by a single dose of the stimulant, and by occasionally
resorting to it, the return of the complaiut, may be'Pre.-
'.. As a Getiertd Tonic. np.stEritir's - tirr,Elts pro-: .
. duce , effects .Which. meit" be experienced or 'witnessed
'. - befere:they 'can' be fully appreciated. In cnies 'cif reps-`
STITCTIO±I...I.AKNFASS, PIIIMATtiIIJi . EOAT and Debility"
• and Decrepitu7e arising from Ono ',in, it exercises the ..
• eleetrie inthienceu the convalescent stages of all ,
• _ . . .- .. • . . .
- - -diseinitialteperates esm delightful invigoinnt.. - When
tho powers of nature are relaxed,..it operates to re-en-,
..'fbi . ce and re-establish them. .. • • • • .-. 1 : .- .
. :.
Last; but not least, It is The Only Safe'Stimulant be: r
:. log manufactured froMSound and inecitena materials,
;anti entirely free froin -the acid element:li prmient more
or leas is all Ihe ordinary toniceand 'to:Machias • of the
.
,
No frunqk edicine has been so universally, and, It
tarty. betruly added, deservedly popular with the Intel
tlient the community;' as HOSTETTER'S
Prepared by HOSTETTER SMITII. Pittsburg, Pa.,
' • Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Storekeepers'eve:.
. ..:HELM.I3OED7S •.
. .
HEIP3IBOLtrf:I:EXTRACT ..BUCHII,
11ELMB:PL EXTRACT
.FIELMPOLD
,EiTIiA.CT BllCEitri
• ttiLMB,O.L ! D!S; EXTRACT 33U944,
A po'lttive and epeellle remedy for diseases of the
B , ladder,
Bladder,
Bladder.
Bladder,
• - A-ND "ALL"DISHASO OF TIM
. .
Bei:nal'Organs, • Organ's, Organs.
14,eximl'Organs, §exual Olgans;- • SeamalOrgans,
exunl Organs; , Organs, : Sexual Organs,,
§einal ,Organsi Sexusil . Organs, Sexual Organs..
sex.ul Organs, Seinal-Organs, . • Sexual Oigans,
. . •..
."
.• - . . • .
ariiing from exeraspe, earlyindiseretions, nzpoinre and
lnipfudencies, and reposing •all improper discharges,
• rbethernxistingin• • ' • • .• •
• '
Male or Female,
01Ile or Fei4n
Male or yremale,
• • •
, .
llt is a fact long si,p \ ice istablislted..ttutt-persans
snffer
+ing.,with any'dise* of these organs Rig attectedin.bOd
ily health and' meUtal ~ powers; aad experience' Many
alarming syinptomty among Which will bc.fonud:-
:Indismasition to Exertion. Loss
lin' Breathing, General Weakne‘is, Liormr Disease
'lWeltk-N6iyes, .TTembllng; Horses of
. :Death,' Death,
.
Sweats,,Cold Feet, Wakefulnese.."Dironess ,of Vision,
"Longues , Universal lassitude of the, Muscular. System,
often Enormous Apps its, with Dyspeptic symptoms,.
Hot-Hands,.Fluatingbf the, Body, 'Dryness of the Skin,
• Pallid Countenance, and krUptions on tha Face, Pains
in the Back, Reavinees of the Eyelids, frequently black
spOtellYing before the eyes, with temporary suffUsion,
and loss of . Sight,.Watit of Attention, Great.
Reatiessne*. 'These symptoms, it allowed to go 'oa;
which thin medicine „invariably semoyes, scbn follow--
LOSS. C/F POWER, .EPELEMC...rrts.. ,
. .
Whcfrtitn sit) , thit these exeesees . !tre not . friget,ently
'followed by th* Direful Dtieiss.or . N . ".LI4ANITY AND
CO'NEDMPTIO 7 ..3.” ,Tusituoluns TnstmiAms Seri ays
and the melaneholy Deaths by. Consumption,' bear am,
plewitUents to the.Truth.of this rs...iaertiori.
. !it•
3 •
HELM4OLDS.EXTRACT OF.BlidiTl7
. . .
Is a certain, safe, and speedy ewe. from 7haterer eanse
.they have originated ,and no matter of
Ildw. Lang Standing, How Long Standing,
How. Long Standing, How Loing . Standing,
How Long .Standing, - How Long Standing:
It is taken.withont hindrance tibm bnaine_s, and lit-
Ile; if, anyi. change of . . . •
Is.plea. its taste and odor,_ •
• - ' And inunediate in its : .
If you'ireetilTering.with any of the above dLttreasing
. .
• PROCU . RO - 711E'RESIEDY . 47'
PijOCCRE 711NB.E.If&T'AT ONCE,
PBOCUItE .#.E..4IEDY ONCE,
,
KELlitl3 OLD'S EF B.D . CHII
EACH'
Ae a medicine which must i'exteiti)areiybpdy, tram' thi
simply delicata.to the confitiO and demiaixlag:laTal.4
- Pries . 91 - per Bottle, or Ali. for SS, tittilrer ,-
el to : : an adarree„...Prepared py : ... ..,, ...:, ," . •
~, , ,,1,..,
~,,,,..5
...,,,, : ~, ...,. 1 . • i..,- -, '.. ...g.. ; T.' lieLNyP/41.: z : ,
Dept,.1647 Scltiii . 2V4THSti,.belpy! Chestapti i'hlla.
s :' - Disiminias Immix:Mk O' MIL COSIIITIOMATIONS,.. ,'. : .
..4.g3m9r.vs Iledr,cdpip9t , .
A '
13 )I r 2ll iClZr sDro g ,l Pl 4 Chemical WalthollM
494 'BrotadwaY , Nes; York-
liEWARE COUNTEREEIT3,. .1,19).11 4 11PRIONGI
FLED'trEdLEIM endeavor to,7.lDpOs !' of-their .
owe ;i and "othn " ardelei on the ieiatation:aDalned
frENtrINR
13.trOgr SMELT, • s
.4 S4ItBAPARELTA,
niP*l 7lll " 3 WAM ,
FOR SALIi Br ALL DRUGGISTS 4TERY*IIXRE:
AVE Fo'n REa.px)IXFK 'TAKE 1 4 0 : 0MZEI.
Cig 4 10 ,-gii4/ B' emes!i, 'llO
ANDAVI3DIIMUTIOR AND.EXAMURZ.
ARK TOW. , • 7-,••
CELEBRATED,
. .
:Kidneys, Gravel,
Kidneys,. . • Grim],
Eldkeys, • Gravel,
kidneys, Gravel,
ORGANIO WEAK! ES.S;
ORGANIC' WEAXISSESS,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Mile Or Feninle;
Iplit'cir
Male- or Female.
NO:EQUAL - IA TO , BE FOUND,'
150 :EQUAL IS TO DRFOLTN. D . ;
NO. EQUAL :IS "TO .IfE :FOUND.
HUNDRED. *ON.;
•Br ax.q.ex)Eitr PROCTOR.
Above the visiting prairies ehhies warm the sun
There's worklor litany a million in the broad fields
0-forithe anne so Stnnivi 0 for the tireless feet
Thatehaied our-lolls when other %Maya' brought
• imposer bloom and heatl •
But prolad we 'spared •-our: manliest to• face the
country's foe ;, • •
To march-when word-comes." Forward I" to ride
• when bugles blow r * • '-
Now claM' they sleep,- by plain and - hill,wrapped
• in their as-My-blue, • - • -
Or bear'our bannembravelyon--and will, till wars
ars'through I.
We love our hvir‘boyi and, dead, but Would not
till them
Though fertile-acrea fallow he; though orchards.
fruit mav'lack
Nay, though from field and house and hearth has
gone the pleasant-cheer,
And springing step and lightsonte laugh we vain
ly yearn to hear; - • •• ' -
For,
,God; bo praised! nor aheaves nor eons we
prit O. the Land before ; • • •
Afid, ont l of loss;' - in busy Alay, we give our. thous
• • ands more: • • , - • •
'Tie time the . oorn•was 'planted; the laterheat
was sown :•L- • . .*
The oriole is in the elm,Alie last swan• Northward
• . flown ; .. •
By the -streams the cotton-wood is green, the plum
• • waves white as snow,: • • '
The wild'-crab blushes in-tho woods, the rod-bud
• sooirwill blow"; ; • • • .
And-to the fenceless pattures, whose grass ,grows
sweet and•tall, • • •- • . • -
Slow mores the herds, to feed Autumn
• frOstsiliall .
But hark I They call us 1 File and drum thrill
every
illage maw ; . • .
Andquiekly down the. gfain is 'flung, and idlestands the pplow.. '
0, eager youth ' O,- earnest mend; your steps we
. will not stay
There's 'nobler need, there's mightier work—haste
to the. camp anay4•
We'll -boar the double hurtien,. and -blithely plant
That i 7 -and
tin w 'tt .. toltir :and lonely re.. Of no fear 'of
-want may know. • . • . .
`An i a ;when come round the reaping-days and' . lin;
efe 6 etfll i L l o w u ni se i A. l ) l l. t. ds ° , y y e , s siting - and ski; bind
the ripened flimsies • . •
-The girls shall pluck the 'golden. ears, the.
.happ'y.
','children glean, -•- _
And thus' tiring the ha oine, with many
. • a . song between,.
4rld t %r a rtiLte a !o d 7 j o e t f l o t r h e at'sh= n sons we prized,
But.joy . i'ully, in btsy . *ay, gave up our thousands
OUlt COUNTRY*: CALL
Onr country's ealling;:
looking.on;
Oin• brothera are fallirig, •
Shill ficea looli:wan ?
Shall we lint to our hearts
:As they throb out their sorrow ?
'No, Act woll our parts
And weep on the morrow. • •
. . -
Our country is calling,
Bleat Freedom pleads, Go I
While foss are sothraßin
Nog,
- • Shall stout boosts say ?
LI- Then on to the 'breach
Whero brothers-lie low!'
: . Let oar serried ranks,reach
To tha ranks of: thi.foe.:
:Down, down viith . the cravens,
Tho traitorous bands I
Their flesh. to the . ..ravens .
: • Their:bpnes to the aand 1
.1 To rebele-no respite . •: , •
A:..voioe
Profine not the' land.
Wliere.Y•our fotefathere bled 1
• Their spirits look clown • •
•11 - From homes iti . tho Odes,
.. Are rotAc: to weleeirie : .
..•
.Enehlierci that dies: ,
Then bear on. the flag ";-
t,' l. 'het it, wave ae.we g 0,,.
Till it waves over every
• • Stronghold of the foe.
Let - heart-beats respirid. -
tro the bentof the drurr,i,
And shout e - ch,O shout, •
" Our country, wo crime!"
Letter from the Army of the Cumhetiand:
HD:-0,11.9.-DEPARTSIENT 07 TIIE UMIBicli6:111),
Tyro Ilan Crenk, herir Caß9ville, Ga., May 21,'64.
EPti-On ;formNAL•:-,-HaVing a day Of
rest,`6r rather part: of a day; I• gladly. devote'. an
hour to report to you as per my promise, the pro
greaS and success which hae attended this army
in its. present campaign. Since onfleaving Chat
tanooga, May 411,1 wo have had pretty constant
employment, on the march, aml in perfecting ar
,rangements to secure the desired success to our
arms: i You may judge how. far.' onr":hopes have
been realized when,
on reference to the reap of
this State you will find that we:have our present campiuse abont 83 miles from Chattanooga,' and
53 miles froth .Atlants. This, I take.. it, is. very
good considering the yesistance "made bY the Bobs,
for the tinio we have, been in the field, and prom
ise that in about the sane ratio the distance will
be daily.diminished, "betweeti thiS point' and Aw
lanta. ;The. 'army lain excellent dondition,healthY,•
happyand anxious to meet the Rebel army. .de
ltenmned to do what each One, can to give a cristi
ing • biow to ' that infamons• Conglomeration of
traitors, known as the - so-called "Southern Con- :
fecleracy." • •. - • • • • •
The Arst"place Ws met the'Rebs was at Tunnel
.H• 21,,• -against whiclg the army Moved, only to find
it deserted on' Mir approach,-they forming how
ever in line Of battle-in a.gap,almut 1 miles from
the ridge of.'Tnnnel winch was held -bp our
troops. A. few-}yell directed shots from a Parrott
10-pounder bursting among them,- soon mintier].
" them to fallback to: a gap in the mountains, known
as "Buzzard Rootit;' at. which place, naturally., a
strong' poeitien, and by the 'erection' of innumera
hle earthworks-and ... rifle pits, defended by :about,
40 pieces of artillery with_tb,cir whole . army,;ren"-
doted:almost imprsignable, t4y.ivished verymuch_
to haVo an attack made oh them. An engagement
of two days!.duration faade it evident to-all, that
the place could not be gained without animmense
saonfice of life, altogether' unwarranted when it
Was known that - they mightl4flanked, and thus
cob - 44110d to evacuate - their stronghold: This
Minvoi was' most successfully accomplished, our'
-forces passing Trickum and Villanow,- through
'Snake Creek Gap to Sugar- Yalley„ at the head of
the Gap, and near; the town of Itesaoca. After
feeling for the enemy it was discovered that their
whole army was in our front, strongly fortified;l
•erideterntined to Melte - a desperate' fight: A'
t ' roperAiSposition of the troops was made ; anthill'
aturdav,- at 12" M, the line of battle advanced on
the cnedry. Shot And fie*. thick and fast
tillaiirk, when .the contest ceased;..broken at in
tervals during the night by ilitichargesOf musket
ry.: end artillery. :The. battle howeVer; was `not'
resumed 'till 'dawn of next :day," Sunday,•-.Wben
agetin the-dreadmessengers of death wereilmiled
against the foe. Both days it- tvius my good fcir
. tune to escape' uninjured, although - during-this
time,i,as"well as at•thesttack on Buziardßoost, I .
had nianytthot and., shell whistle and Scree - M.ln
my iinmediate vicinity and, uncomfortably 'near .
myperson. A kind Providence heti thus' far
esfely led rilysteps, and to Him Itommit all mp
way4Anowinag that whatsoever le- ordered :by
Him is forsiime wise and rightsousend: On this
'afternoon of Sundaj last au. advisnce Wis made
on the'enemy', works' n the left of ourline,-their
right, Where a most desperate conflict took plisee,
and many of our brave men fell to riae • no more.
I saw them returningiroin the field with all sorts
of.iniaginable wonncts, with shot, and shell, tern
rand•-inangMd, but yet hopeful and ever smiling
as though unharmed. This must be expeeted,
.arid. I was not surprised to set so many returning
.wounded, after hearing the successive discharges
of :the weapons of. death - of both , ,parties, but
when I- was informed of the barbarity:.of the
"Rebel hordes as practiced:towards our men; after
being#teunded and loft on the - field, and
.seeing
for:myself the evidence,of their ernelty arid.bar
barhim in taking . the scalps . irons some' of our
brave..meri, one•of.which Was : tironght tO He.ad-
QrS.CM-"proof of the assertion made, I Could . pot
but feel the blood gurdle..in m veins. This iras
brit one of -az least five or six, known tribein the
possessioneof the men of 'the v arious regiments,,
-whM.tifter:the retreat of the Rebele,.found them
.olithelleld and kdoubt not 'mariy-of our then
Dropsy.
Dropsy,
Dropsy,
Dropsy,
whinfell into tbeir"hendsmet .thes nik t a t t; rs .te; - or
perhaps worse, if it be -possible. - ey the
power-so would their treat all' our teldie , and .
true-hearted men of the North:- They ;have, the
the desire, and the opportunity to Fait into exe
cution-only is wanting to[them.• -When .I think of
all their-acts of .infamy anderueltyalreedy corn-
.witted; and fedi what'- their inclinations ind nii
'tures wcinld prompt there. to‘ do, I am ,at -a, loss
(knowing that the same information - has been
'riven to the 'intelligent people of the North,)- to
imagine how men or any set etnien can. siympa
thy
g, with them, and band themselves togetheras
a ace Party. '.Out I say upon "such a miserable
t ctlin set of political tricksters r , w hO - would
seek to cripple the power of the Government, for
the_ac.(kunplishrnent of their own selfish , ends;
men who will not bear 'arms themselves; neither
would they , I)ermit ()there' could they prevent.--
With all his faults, I honor the man who hi- vin
dication even of a false principle; proves his siin
.
heti t - ,y hy. his - willingness - to suffer for it, in prof,
atetle6 to him who enjoying the benefits and pity:
ilegesefferded in the North; [would , covertly seek
.to destroy:our country by rendefingall tltesid in
"his power to its enemies. Had they the Jove Of,
country_they so .blatantly spealKof, wotfld theynot
ratlierbear arms against the centinon enemy; and
by presence in the field aware , an -honora
bLe and perinanetrirpeace.". By fore.e of arms can
we only possess it, and the sooner .the people of
the [North realize [ this the better will it be lor our
ccnintry andfini them.' , : t' - .. ::-- • it; `.-• :•- .- -1.i7
• After leatinelteasecrs, whichth4Rebabidid OA
Ptonday morning last, 16th inst., followed clogely,
by Our forces, 'they-Nava ber) falling back - te'the
present time, and- bavn..on , several nebasions,' at
4 .
Ad irsvilleend at this place; formedtheir:teen'
in lirte-of-battle, opposed us fora• short
th " -,- whert they withdrew:du:64ll'e Elighk; They
=MI=
!have had- wriy - Jittletfaie 'to rest,mtarchlng all
'day-eindlierhigis working ail night. -company
*Alt , Others.. of the! staff of Ilsj. Gen. -Thomas,
hit:ll44f and other - general , officers, I: yesterday.
'passed through thertrewn of Casimille, beyond
[which onr-liues.o . xterul,-.and over: into the works
.:cittistructsav el)irlitg: the-, previouirnight by the
I llebels,At which place they intended to gyre us
"battle, but discreticutheing with theni the better .
I.parir of tvalor, - . yvas deemed prudent- agaha to
cnttidiaq itotwlthstiulding. Johnson had en
t:ordetread to themtliat nowhe wonld.runngMere.
hid would - check ,us there, ! and ,ceinmemung the
! - offenatte wonld.-.drive us• batik, defeated, and de,
..Their neat sitandi it is a : pected, .will
be attempted at o{-near Ettiktrah on the rum. and
,•amon,g the .klatooptiAimuntains, beyond which
, have no ; place „at !which they could -safely .
llght'till they - reach Atlanta. Before - this reaches.
I you' we shall :have engaged them• at the first
named phiee, arid the result perhaps mfkeknolin
by the telegraph. 'The railroad and .tele g raph
I.are in operation rip . to our press, •:-
'Quarters; and will :follow ,op closely. they.
eteeid . at we shall have kdesporate;figh ; and
Akmbt not a, glorious victory.' ' •
! I have thus-given • you a brief and hastilY writ
, ten acinnt of our operations.. It is ': written
1 . mere prvour s information;and not a contribu
rtion f r. the'-paper, not being carefay • enough
written for that. :The facts stated are true; end
•
you are at liberty to make usp , oof There • as you
beat see fitting. - Bad I the.tfine-I would like to
t write you more -of what I have seen, and-heard
! from tie prisoners we have taken and the desert
, Cll3 whollaye. come into our lines, "lust lit out,"
as they say, having got tired of. the country-and .
the people; but .1 intuit forbear,.trustingat -some
day to tell you these thinc • . • •
Capt. on Staff of Maj. Gen. , Thomas.
- TIM following communication containing
information of greatimportamce to the frields
and relatives . . of soldiers who have died in
,
the servic e, extrsot from the WashirigtOti
Chronide of Friday .
IMPORTANT TO FRIENDS OR4ECEASED
SOLDIERS.
Mode :of Survivoe-in-Lner Applying for
- Deceased Soldiers' Arrears in Pay,
Bounty, ite.
To the Editor of the Chronick :
I.ha.ve in asking permission to give through
\your ailumns, which have always been open
Tor the benefit of our' , brave dead; an object
which - may prove ,advantageous to claimants.
The proper way is to make applicathm to the
office ot the Second Auditor, who has always
-been desirous of extending every facility: and
eneouragement to the poor widows, mothers,
and orphans- of applying directly to the of
fice, so that they. may save the large percent
age which some are daily paying to attorneys
-and agents, to whom the Second Auditor gives
-no encouragement whateier.
The application must be made to the Hon.
E. _B.
_French; Second Atiditor, Washington,
D. O; and in all cases post-paid. and he will,
-on receiving a letter from die claimant, send
the necessary blanks and instructions how to
fill their' up, &c., and such is his determina
tion to assist those who give the- required ev
idence, of their relationship (which erititles.l,
his attention) to receive the claim. But t e
agents he will not give any blanks.
In order that Mr. French may decide who
is theproper person, the letter must give the
nearest survivor-in-law, and he, she, or they
shduld =kettle applicatioa; as: First, Wid
ow ; second, children,. collectively (if minors,
by, guardian),; third, father, (if a fit person,
but -if drunken or otherwise unworthy of
trUst, : then mother in hia stead); fourth.
mother ; fifth, brothers and sisters collective
ly; sixth, next nearest relatives or heirs,by
executors' or adefinistrators. The bounty
will not be paid, to any representatives below
the second degree (children), unless resident
'of tie United States. Neither will bounty
be paid on the will of _deceased.
If the applicant is not th 4. proper person
the auditof will send word to that effect, and
at the same time indicating which of the rel
atives namedby the hpplicant is. On the
return of blanks;before -mentioned, they are
filed away in Vick -regular order with those
of the same Rate,' and settlenient, will be
made in order of date of death;;:
Much has bpen said about the delay and
the complicated routine which a person has
,to go through in, order to accomplish the de
sired end ; ...L 116 examinein
Soldiers' are intended to be paid once every
two months: If living they are paid prompt
ly, and, in many instances' he isloverpaid.--L
The - Government holds the paymaster re
sponsible; and he looks to the soldigi:, if liv
ing, when he goes to pay 111,111110 in ; if dead,
lie orders so muclt stopped, against his rela-
This is noted upon the pay-roll, and irhas
to be examined into before stich applications,
are replied to, with necessary blanks and in
structions, which cause necessarily delay.—
Then very often death occurs in some mill
- tary hospital, whtri it becomes the duty of
the surgeon to notify the regiment he belongs
- to. This is put upon-the muster-roll, and if
it'is delayed it goes over until the next two
months,. which causes delay.
Then,' again, the paymaster has allowed to
him tvio months to make up his pay-roll, a
month to report 'to the paymaster general's
office, one month is allowed in that office, so
it tlikes from six (6) to eight (8) months be
fore they reach the Second Auditor's office,
which is absolutely necessary..
But many say it is from One to two years
before iris attended to, and I reply to that,
in the /beginning of the rebellion every de
partment was inadentate to discharge its
natural functions, Itiich, of course, left the
accumulatiou'of wdrk on hand. Room was
not sufficient, clerks, were not sufficiently:
skilled, and were tinder many such disadvan
tages. Mr.-French has, at last, .met the nat-
Val increase of work with askilfuLond corn
Jietent force; and is grodually alleviating the
trouble which he was compelled meet in
a. state of chaos, and has, at' last, assigned
each one his duty, and shade one of, the best
branches under Secretary Chase:
I have heard some say that there wats eon
niderable favoritism towards' some claimants
to the disadvantage Ornfhers,- and I am au
thorized to state that since Mr. 'French took
his place as, Chief-of the Second Auditor of
; the Treasury' Department,. there , has never a
single instance of the kind / transpired in the
office.: Malt patiently yOUt. turn, and lam
t Sure Mi. French will avail--himself of every
1- benefit ettbject Wits -control for your. advan
tage, Very respectfully, yours,
RUINED ; OR NOT r
js 199,, and. the property of the
country -w i,ll be destroyed," says, Mr. Faint
heart.
• -".Gold Is going to 206, — and 'I shall be
broke," says Mr. Weakknees. , ,
" I am ruined! .241 y bank balance in worth
only fifty-five cents on the dollar,". nye Mr.
lieverthink. • • .. .
. .
Let us stop a momext, gentlemen, and look
into this matter. Facts are better than fears,
and principle is better than prejudice: You I
are suffering-,-yes,, suffering, there is no oth
er word. for it—under .the delusion.that the
aniount.of gold.and silver coin in the coUntry
is an. equivalent of its wealth. - - Now; do.you
know that the -highest financial, authorities
have never. estimated this amount at over two
hundred and fifty milliona, and it is probably
much Jess, even tune of peace.: But sup
pcisewe admit that
o it•-is time 7hundred-mil
lions ; and now do you know that, according
to the United. States 'cm:mi. - of 1860, the
wealth of the country•-'-its real and persoial
propertywas estimated (rather too low than
toohigh) attifteen thousand millions,? .If you
will kis take your pencil and cypher out the
propor 'on that three hundred millions in spe
cie: bilrs to fifteen thousand ;millions °tyro
perty you will discover thaLit is—y/4st?
fifty per cerittini? Tir`Oritylfive per
ceutum? No! but exactly IWO. per .cent.—
that is, .the whole amount of-"specie in the
country. never was two per cant.,- or a fiftieth
part of the specie value of the property; and
it, at any one time, the whole property of the
_ - country has been forced to sale for
,thaspe
cie in the country,- it would not havehrought
- two cerita on the dollar of actual specie
valued .. . • . ,
Specie t. or the currency.that may_ stand for
it, is only the convenient and recognized:me
cilium' for' making . an exchange. ',of prOdncti..
It xepresents property in the. market, proper
ty-"inotransit,- but never the• fixed
_property , of
a nation. .
Money the ;lubricator.' - . lt don't
make values ; . it sniiplfltdiricates_the:rnachi
nery, and keeps the.wheels of commerce
•
ring smoothly. When.. 100 ahuadaht, .the
wheels run too .fast; and when. settee, there
=l4 tomuclt friction. • •.. . •
' , And .now,Faintheart, can you• o piek a
Savy.in our statetient? 1 - 3 it not abioltite truth?
But what We say to ' • Weakktieps; •
who is afraid ot ban gey;:and lfr.,Never:
think, who is crpenlY a id .of . his .liank-bal-r
slicel* If Mr. Weak eat is in debt, , it.is\(tow
-easy to get out.' Pay pp while money isrep
' ty and be"happy.;
I -•
f a mortgage:on yonr land will .he
'year, or any year,. provide. far it. now while
yon are getting high
_prices for -everything
I:VEA - IV
. Myrtle . Omuta aim Pommies:4M ate - s r ow . premed
to 'execatit JOB arid 8008 PRINTING of oTory de . 4.
ealptke at tbs.:Ros a the Idomay dotraarit; &wpm , ..
than:Maw-be dp.lwill:pitty. Oita Astabliakozmat ta. Om
lipoica; N'amat — p .., Rills al' Lattag. -
Large Poetero b r.;-•. _-,-- Railroad .
•e. ;., Ti*.,ep . .
I
Has& Mi11,,- . 7,_:4_: %, Paper Book*, • ~.
-ArtieleitektAi Time Rooks. • • .
gin thi am ilw 4 ,,,..l ; -.4,..,..• ;,,1 ~.. Order Rooks, ANN"
- - ..' ----......• '.ifk'i". , .% • _ , -
my.. -
At the . iiipAo*lfaO ealbe. -; Oar stook et JOB
is moreulatatteltma that ofsay. Mimi' edge It;
sacs:ion ot.thelittit‘aad welteep. hands: employed
..
PrallAtorATobbtag.: „lltyßottmegida maw
ws ltuaraateketiworlatO bi r desitiat lelar
amtmtumedooß4eo44lol.--9WWm!"" ''''''
ORB daimattded'iihq* Dottie ;;:-.1;q.,,,,;•.'....-.-:-
110.0H011X11011114 -
Boobs bouiedtil Boca
of era, deerziptlon roanulbutorecl, bound and ruled Is
order, at sbortest notice. -
24.
you sell. But.:.,Mr. NeVerthink, yon: have,. .:
say, a bank balance of $20,000.. Y,ou are,
afraid thaOgold is going up or paper going
down, about out sight, and you wish to in
vest this balance in some productiveproperty.
Will you buy - a house worth 91y510,000
°specie, and pay . for it4t8;000 •ni 'currency?
Suppose you wish - to sell t i bathouse after tl;tsl/ - •
reeumption.otspecie:payments, it.will bring
you. only ; $lO,OOO, and you will haie lost ex
actly $8,600; that be a abrelid.ripera
tion " put' you' up to
something better--sometbing: by . which yO6
can make your bank bakince orcuirency not •-
onlyworth its lacei i gOld, lint a premium be-,
sides. Irivcst .in Government bonds buy
the
.1040's. ...lifter the 'war offer, therwill
be. worth par in gold and something over, and
...theypity a liberal. gold, interest-from the.
,girung. .1f they are not Safe, then no proper- .
iy is safe. The smile spirit of anarchy, that -
would repudiate your property in the natirut?•.,
at debt would-repudiate it in your house. If
the law will not;protect you, in one descrip
tion of property; it will not in. another, and
your greatest safety as well:-as ' profit is in
maintaining and strentliening the Goierzi.
ment that maintains - and supports: tbe law...
FItESCHT DELIIIVEIf—FATE , OF 1 IDIELS...: •
BOLTEDVEKRILLi. '
-- *Near rani Chureb; Va.; 'thereliVisTbefore •
the ware wealthy and highly-reipected fate,
ily-of the name , of Delaney. When the,war
. broke .out one: of the sons, joined lilosby,'s *.
band, era a datighter became a . .t:olunteer .
nurse in' a rebel hospital.. Both became -eel
ebritted-in their way. ,The son .was. young, „
dining, and adventurous, the pride of the
male sex for*thirty miles arourid:the place of
his nativity. He was soon_the- dread a Un-
*ion soldiers and Union min in.Yirinia. Not ;
a stray soldier:fmtn picket escaped 'jinx not •
a Union farmer but trembled a t his mine.-- ,
Th' vicinity of Drangsville;'Cluintilly,*Fidls
Church, and Vienna, can attest to his notor- -
ietx..and achieiement: - The fathr , of a rebel- •
lions son and daughter sternly . rnaintainedhis
loyalty , and -fidelity :to . -the 'Union. : , At the ..
-opening of the war .ho immediately.. of f ered •
his services, to the Federal Gove rn ment, end •
*was Promoted to the rank of ;colonella k
4,-Volunteer service. • . -. •
A few days ago, a scouting Party, consist. '
ing*of dei,achments from the lath New:York -
and 2d .Massabhustetts envalry, cinder the coin- -
mond of LientenantE. B. Lyett, started from' .
Falls Chwhin pursuit of gnerillas, reported
'to be in.the neighborhood of .Chtuatilly and
Herndon station. On the morning fo ll oWing ,
their de parture the troop.were quietly •drink
ing their coffee within half a mile of the sta
tion, five of the advance guard posted on the -
road, when suddenly, is, if rising from the •
earth, came galloping at full speed—five men' .
fully armed and equipped. - A - . yolley'from . -
the advanced guard caused a momentary
pause, the next minute the 'guerillas turned :
and fled; the advance. Started in- persuit, an *.
exciting chase ensued for half a--mile..: A —)
second volley was fired by the,pursuers; but
still the rebels kept onward in their course
till they arrived near the pine woods, When •
they dashed in and our men dare not follow; :
A stray horse was- seen' to . gallop from - the
woods without a rider! • A man waa- shot! .
where was he? The neighborhood• was • •
searched, and, in an adjoining house stretched
on a bed, pale . mid breathing hard;:Was found -
a woundeditan, and , a young..lady fanning .
him tenderly. The o ffi cer in c ommand asked : -
him, "Do ,you belong to the regu lar Confed- •
elute army, andwhat regiment ? "Re'replied
" I belong to Mosby's command." He stated
that he had alWays used the Union men well
when he had taken them .prisoners, and
begged theta surgeon be sent for, (a part of .
the lungs, were 'protruding from the side) svith
which request Lieut: Lyellpromptlfcomplied .
The surgeon caine too late, for two nights
afterwards the notorious --Frenchy Delaney
breathed his hist, ColonerDelany .arriving
just in time to take a last farewell. ; Carious
to relate, Colonel Delaney some time since:
was taken prisoner to Richmond, and his . -
his own son was present at the,capture.. The•
news .of his fats flew . fait; on arriving. et
_Dranesville, the officer in charge was accost-
ed by the fair damsel oerebeldom, in terms .
like this "Now, • have you really shot
Frenchy Delaney ? mow,- that is too bad;
I..hope he won't die." "Yes, " replied
.Lyell, .
"and very soon you will have no-rebel haux
to marry; you will have to take up wit:Wu
ion men." "We yvill," wits , the answer,
"but we will convert them." - "Perhaps,"
said - the Lieutenant, "we shall Convert you.". -
The maiden smiled incredulonsly,:and Ljell
left for his.command.-- Wo.shingem Chronicle-. •
Richmond, by the last census, °had a pop- .
ulation of 38,000 souls, but the "great, influx
of civil and military officers and: refugees
from other parts of the, State has
,probably .
raised it to. - mueliihigher- figure. It is sit
uated at the head of tide-miter, at thelower
falls of 'Jan:lei - River, about 40 miles from its :
mouth. The
,city_ occupies a most pictur :.
esquo situation, being built ou'Richmond and
Shockoe hills,. which 'are, separated by,:
Shoclibe Creek, and surrounded by beautiful
scenery. It is regularly laid out 'and well
built, the streets„ - which are.lighted with gip,
crossing each other at right angles. , ..,--!. ,
On Shoekoe Hill are the State Capitol and.
other - publi6 buildingS: • The 'Capitals an
imposing edifice;lind cOntains in its•bentral
hall Rouden's celebrated, statue of Washing
ton. ' On the east of the :sq‘utre is the"Gov r
error's mansion., Jeff. Davia's residence is a
private. mansion, ;whin"' was purchased fop
him by the Rebel ,_overninent: The city hai
many tine public buildings,. nixbanks, OAT
'teen newspapers, and twenty-three churches.
In one of the , three Presbyterian .pliurchei
Jew. Davis.worships.
' 'The falls of. Jetties Rlyerafford 'immense
mater . phwer,,' 'and there are. very-_exteneive
factories,. including fi
four cottOn,and aboptif ;
ty tobacco faotories,.flourtaills, railing, mills,
forges, *Turnaceit, 'machine - shops; 'Ac;"; the
latter Of which; -,- and particillary . the'. Trede:-
gar Ironeworks, have been of, nrimense Der,
vice to the; ,Rebels in . turning out ordnatiee
and taaterial of war...'The annmit'exports of
"Richmond„befOreilitillebeliion reached near-.
, 1 r:-$71.9.991Mke.and - iti in_ip oils $750090.. ~
tut since It bad - the. honor of &lig' the
Reba Capita its foreign corinierce has been
extinguished. ''Vessehrot gunbostS drawing
ten tet catt,ascetd: to .;withltt i mile of:, Ow
city, aKa plane called theßockets, Vessels
of fifteen feet draft ascend to Warwick, three
miles below. - 'A Canal has been built, around
the- falls,"!and above them-there .is niFfigatitin
for two hundred:2 miles. . , The , James , River
lid-Rantivilia Canal, intended,to, extend to
evingtOn,"is completed for' two hUndred
''V:4. : 74.';'::'•::: . :' , 'l , :ii .. ? - ., - -,
:•:M*tkti:Oill:
TIIE CITY OF OICHWONII.
RichmMid has very'extensiverailroad
cdm
muniications;:beingg the terminus oflive roads
- 2 -running to Fredericksburg and the Poto
mac, to West Point and the Yorkßiver, To:.
tdraburg • and _Norfolk, to Danville,- Va.„ •to
- Jackson's' River, hy the , Ceritral Railroad-- -
and'froln theSe the connections lead all
through' the Southern States; _Opposite the
city are the: two towns of Spring. Rill and
31anchester. ,__ •
Richmond was founded:li -1742, - 'became
the capital - of the. State 'of Virginia in 1779,
and in JUne, 1861, it wais 'made the seat of
Govemment, of the ,'",eopfedeirote States of
Arserica,";wlfose,Congreas assembled there
on July '2O. • Its IlstOry_ - since' then - la opt}
too familiar t the'conntfy; ',At:t;:ignd the city
hre - varionsliqk extending a great distance, ,
on the moat important of which fortifications
were erectefl • m the :days of the 44- On
Richmond" cry:
Pooß NELys female babe,. about six ,
_
weeks old, was found on Saturday upon the
steps of a house in Crown street, above Race,
Thiladelphia..The child Was dice* ed.
It wai - wrapped up 4u..ashancisonle shawl, to.
which was canoefithe.followingpota:
" This littkt_gid, is Althe.rlellit, he, being
killed in battle: ~i- l aying no. wean to support
it on, I am , forced thus to tear it from me. , --
Iler.natue.-is er ll74: Be good 'to her, and
you. will nev t.
• "E. "W "
_ -:Atr some of . the Paris theatres, between the•
acts- ell the. play
_or the Opera, as the case raa3r
be; stone °Mire actors, ,mtired in evening dress,:
appears on the stage,' tual givei the audience
suinnuiryke digest of the. latest newkof the
.day,.colle,d from the, evening papers.:
J , ORN YORWATIT, boss at the Cameron Col.
'ShaTokin; was -accidentally' killed
tact week fall of coal ' • •
• •
Suskiquice Isla be• niadi , padßorough,d
lkave a new Luthenuickurch.: --; ,
LSroi rasi"sii ; of Shamokin, has put
in operation the - ola iron furcface at.Williaths-
-iiiptes3Hotel, -Hanisburg, Pa.. has, been
to fir: Ha Thotadg.. :for $44POd-