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WILL lIEGRO TitedrEi FIGHT!
The answer is furnished by the comPlete
conthrrenee of teitimOnjr as to the superb
eotirage of the lacgr 'troops ,at the stotraing 1
of the Petersburg hitienchmenta on Wednes
day of last week. ;The dispatchea to the .
War Department refer to them as "assaulting
and. carrying , the rifle-pits with great gallant
ry," and add "The hardest, fighting was
done, by the Wick trooPs. •••The forts they
Stormed were the Worst.of all. After the af
fair was over, Gen. - Smith vtent to Shank them,
andlel them he was . proud of their courage
and dash. He says they cannot be exceeded
as soldiers, and that hereafter he_ will send
them into a difficult place as readily as the :
best white troops. They captured six, oat of
sixteen, cannon which he took." • 'The ac-
Counts of all the newspaper correspondents
• are. of the same tenor. The facta are beyond
'question. The division Which earned this
praise was the' division of
. Gen. Elias, part
of GCII. Butler's command.
. These facts'are recited with particularity,
partly because all" prominence is due to the
heroism of the black tamps, 'Partly _ to put to
shame the mei' and papers which have per
sisted in denying courage to, the negroes.
And attention is called to the fact that the
blacks in every instance in which they have
'been tested.in this War have fOught courage:-
43181 y. There, is, no; record of .cowardice
against there. • ,
- The Copperhead papers are either silent,
-, or sticak with contempt and disparagement of
the negre troops. But notwithstanding this,
there is really nothing new - 3)r surprising in
the brilliant conduct of the blacks at Peters
- burg.' They fought with.desperate courage
at Port Hudson, charging across afield and
into defenses which it was imsoldierly mad
' ness to order them against"; yet they wenato
sure death without a murmur. At Milliken's
Bend, they repulsed an attacking force .of
more than twice their number. At Fort
- Wagner, the: 5 tth Mits'sachusetts won a re
nown surpassed 'by no single white regiment
jn thls war. At Olustce • it, wasthe blacks,
the Ist...North Carolina and the . Mass,
achusetts „ 51th again, that covered the
• retreat and saved the 'remnant' of a defeated.
army. -AA few weeks since, at Wilson's Wharf
on the James. a black garrison. defeated the
chivalry. of Virginia, the horse.nreoot Fitz
Hugh Lee. At Paducah it was part Of a
-blabk regiment which, under the bi'ave Col.
Hiehs, drove Forrest front the fort , and town.
At Fort 'Pillow ' 4OO black . tioeos defended
their works to the last moment iLgiiinst 2,000
white Reliels--and their Massacre is' yet to
lie avenged.
The list of their nchievements •Is not en- .
hausted, but more than enough: art*mention
ed to vindicated the claim of the black.trOops
to stand by the side of the best white troops
- in the.rmy. Nor do the latter reject them.-
The Army-of the Potomac believes in men ,
who will figikt—weleomes with cheers its''
hrave blaek comrades. The day of sneering
•at negroes is past in that army. Whether it
• will ever end among disloyal and snobbish
men -"and newspapers, is , doubtful,.sod
save for the credit or the while Saxon race. no
body 'particularly cares.
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EvEnv loyal. man rejoices in the order of
:retaliation which Air, Stanton . .has sent to .
Gem Foster,'corninanding the Department - of
the South: •- The Rebels have had the folly : to
put five
: Faint:L.Generals, whoin they hold.
prisoners of war, under • fire in Charleston, 'as
if to protect that•cify by the assumption that.
Gen. Foster had no milihtry right . .to bona
bird it. So far is that fromh .
eing that
no notice, even; was necessary for, the begin-
Bing of a bembardment-Lthe city having long
'beeti .menaced; : and having secure retreat
-landward :for rani-conibatanta: At . - the:. re T .
queSt of Geo.. Foster, the Secretary of War
has.sent five Robe I . Generals to be placed also
• under fire, .and meantimethe fire - on Charles7_
ton continues.' There must come a time when
the Rebels Shallhe made to
: understand that
the Government irrnot to he bullied:
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• OTT HAM Eh'S.F.NOE OF MICANNEFS.
—The Sanitary Oprinnittee of • Philadelphia invi-.-
tedthe people from all parts of thecountry:to
ciR
-it hey magnificent Sanitary Fair. Some of the .
RaiE ltpad Companies leading to. the city reduced
'the Itilreon their roads to secure a. larger atten
dance, lint it was left • for the.titreotilail Road
Companies of that city to increase their:, fares . 2 0 :
per cent.. after the F . iiiwas (*oiled.- Such dirty,
conteMptablomeanness could not -have been ex
any other pity' in the iinion, 7 -uo, not .
evem.in rebel:Richmond; if the- citizens of
Phil
adelphia do .not wipe out this mean outrage, - by
coinfielliog these Compaiiies* to routine their old
rates ; pr take Possession of their charters the peci
-. ple from'.ahroad ought to avoid all future
'..bition of any kind in that city. . •-1 .• •
THE $3OO EXEMPTION LAw.—The House of
Representatives on Tuesday refused by ..a
vote of 100 against 50 to repeal the $3OO
commutation clause in the enrolment bill:
Such a result by solarge a majority took eve-,
ry one by surprise.. It shows that the tem
per of Congress is,onchang?ably opposed. to
any Nstricticiu or destruction of the ight to
fur:h sulkstitutes. " .
EXPENSES7OII.IB63-64.--It is said that See
refary Chase stated to a' member of the
mince Committee, that the -expenses of the
Government for the fiscal year, ending June
30, would be ;P00,000;000, and that the en
tire National debt would be $1,725,000,000.
pprir9ipm:TAßLE,
001113.S14ADV8 Br% d tfor'Jtily contains two
triotie - pictures, dmig -- and engraved for -the -
Book entitled"" Yankeeßoodle" and "Fourth of
J'aiy,. in .addition to a large nuniber.;.of new and
beautiful fashion and pattemiilatea. The literary
contents are: interesting; . The. Magazine - is cer
tainly unequalled in its embellishments and liter
al.): matter,-audit is a subject_of.surprisethat the.
puolishet can furnish.so 'ranch -at 80'il.)1V:it price::
Copies of the July - -number can be obtained at the
book store of. B. Bannan'in this Borough.-1"
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TUE Cois-inivacret,'MciliTmx.—Wci are indebted
- to thepublisher; John F. Trow, XI Greene street;
• New. 'York. for a copy nf the July number.of this I
Popular .and. widely circulated 'magazine: The. •
crrutenta are, An Army: .Its Organization and•
litovemerits; by Lient.-Col: 6. W.: Talks; A.. 4.
, , • M., his second paper.; chapters snd 9of -...Ee ;'
American Slavery and' Finances, by WM. Robert
•is Walker ;.The - Cress; by E. Poston; The Eng
' lish Ftess,'bV:Nicholss Rowe, London; Life on a
-Blockader; trickle, Draper; Church and State—
' • fourth traperby .Edw....8. Freeland ;.LoOk-Out
' 'Mountain, by Alfred .B. Stuart: . One. Night, ..by
Julius_ Wilcox ;. Aphorism,Rev..Asa• Colton ;,
• James Funiiimore Cooper-on ,SemAsion and State
Rights, by Clark Tuekerman; The Besttrreetion
Flower,, by. '.l. E. Dodge; Itocognition/bY Virgin
- ' is Vaughan; The - Seventh RnndivAlth •Mirtliday
.- of a German. Capital, : by Andrew Ten
•• Brook;.The Danish Sailor •by - G.z.T. Amer-
ican Cirilizaticn, br . Lieut:Egbert Phelps; U. S.
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A.; Church Luiria Pyeho.wska, and
. Literary •Stitiees: The number is in every respect
.. •• 'a fine' me... Copies can. he -.obtained.at'the book
z . store of R. Barman in da Brirough.. .•‘• •: •
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1804 .-Jone. _
Rini% l eers
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Regan; Co
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• • • F. Efinger;•Co: , I, 48th . Itegt;
tb attack on Petersburg.: : .
To.:Jt irrorr.—T%iulay-s , balt Sunday of the yet r
1 - fifth aliet;_Tripity.. Dlty's length, 15 home
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••-•IL L'Thmnas,.Co...r #Bth Pim wia . l4 wounded
this wevh.befurc Peteryborg... , • . • ,
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C-rorge DetPi,(l4l;iK,4Sth • P: P.
5.11y8 Once in.yirsittiroo.l. 2 .! . • -
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'Our farmers . are „hwy .. ay-ma g,-. -
:73i(!1il verY t IMathOen
ananY:Yetits.. . Other crop: re Mao ;very . ytmais-
Adeßitte43 -Practie4l.—On.lion si qn:m
'Lion of 'Edwin' Omni Pirty: Jones
liss'adtrutted to pisotigtn the soyOnil : 000rta,
of
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. II mw' repotted thiii 'week= that'Lieat; o i l
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Pleaaanta .of tho 48thitegtweent, a 614131itoracerti
, ,had hem irounded. - WC , are. gla to - leartCthast
- the report. is err9nootes, and that eLi stWatiAllit
head a his braye bora in:di:da_red-. : •
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Dr. 1194itros - of this borougly has.ratarned af ,
ter an abieriee-efbile:m(l.6th milk , heepitals at
Araebingfon,-4hers hetes' rendered talnable pro
fessiona serrrics.' He. -will . .sesame his .piactice
eat Attairo.
Weekly. Almanac.
'New Id. 4 .644 meg
First. (1. 11 6MI vine
'l9 .6 bg meg
Last Q. 2.6 • 9.l9.trin.
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' ?kohllii pinata letterffneceited from Capt. Be'
ber Thom of the-lab -Pennsylvania Giralrv.,„
we learn that , Sere.. Fleming, of .Co. I, from .this
County, was ishot.throngh the head during an
engagement at • a place called Big . Shanty, -in
Georgia r and died ahortly afterward". • - .
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iss ...4illyntan - autiminces that the ladies of
Pottsville have received a grations-ackriowledge7
moat for theSso bouquets she haw forwarded to
the Sanitary lair, with a:particular. request that
they will remember a demand for a fresh supply
of the same for Monday and Tuesday next.' .
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Schuylkill Ahead.: We are pleasedto.notice that
our felloW townsman i Kr- George Schalk, won
the tint prize (a Washington. gold Medal) at the,
great shooting match held in Philadelphia; on
Tuesday and Wetbrosday last, in. aid of.the U.. 8.
Sanitary Commission. Kr. Schalk had an, excel
lent rifle of his own make. .•
James Brassingion, Co: H, .96th •Itegt, . was
wounded in the leg•on the 31st oi . May. • His leg
Was subsequently amputated.' lie was brought
•to his lionie-at Girarderille, this County ; . where-
he died on the 16th instant. The remains were
intekred With Military honors in Tarnaryta
Saturday'llst. . .• .
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The following na m ed wounded soldiers belong- ,
in,g to Schuylkill county,: reached * Philadelphia
.on Tuesday last • .• . •
REourrarr.--Saannel ;
Swallbritlgu, D ; John Brown, r • lobt.
man', eorp: ;D. T. lirieger;D ; Win. E. Taylor,
F ; J. Brittan, A ; Allen
Henis, E ; John . "
• NINETY-SIXTH BEGIBiENT.--POter Ftitzer, G ;
F. Itickleman, -. . . .
-.Heading Lots.—The fiirmer WateT Basin:agnate,
on 3fahauteml 0.. street, is tp • be: publicly aeld,
at To'clock this aft4noen,- at the Pennsylvania
Hall. It divided .. .into small building: lots, the
prirclrase of -the square mikht be' 'nide. a. talus:-
hie speculation ; .er the '7hole: property,. .with its
'abundant., supply a the purest spring water; be,
turned to. special advantage for. manufactilring
purposes.' Small tenant . .ies'..are, greatly: needed
itt PUttsville,and eligible and convenient sites like
this are.becothing•vet", scarce. We commend the
matter to *the attention' of capitalists." •• . '
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heath of Lieut..l'dllock.We are pained to learn
that Lieut. Curtis C. Pollock, of C0..G,.43th Regt.;
&it:din-Washington ifin Thursday last: from' the
effects of a wound received in. battle. Ile' was
commandiug Co. G; at the.time he
. womided:
Hely:win the . three months service, and entered
theASte Regiment -on its Organization. He• was
a brave, capable officer, and his . lobs will be se
verely felt.: Lieut.-Pollock iga.s a. son-of Mr. WM.
Pollock, of this Borough: ..His remains are ex
pected to arrive berelo-day.
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Vie Rect'uithiq litnderattul our
Provost-Marshal, ha.g received instructions froth
the Provest3larshal General at - Waihirigton, not
toellciw for any, sq.copt those who hare reported,
..the recruits' recently' mustered hi-by Lieut.
IfcCoansil, of the ..Grnitc4l States Army, and to
whom the bounty waa paid hy.our Commissioners
a g ainst the remonstrance. of itio-Preyost Marshal
here. -There appeara to he .semething:Wreng
abtut-this btisiness, and judging frothiemetrahli
actions that 'hare, come to our knowledge, this
matter ought to be thoroughly 'sifted'. at Phila
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Death of +.1.. -.Soletier.-We regret to learn that.
Win: 1). WilliamS, lat 'Lieut. Co. F; lMth Regt..
P..V., who Was wounded on the 3d of Juno in Cold
Harbor 'fight; diOd onll4Bth at the White lionse;
and was-buried on the: Oth..'Ltent..Williams'was
a son'of .31t. Win. WilliamS of Foment; was born .
in Wales, but emrie.t.6 this country. when he was
a year old. At the time of his,death he Was.in the
37th year of his age. At the breaking 'old Of the,
Rebellion Lieutenant - I.Yilliams 'was -in .Illinois.
-lle entered the service, and -.served in an Illinois
' regiment . . for' thirteen months:- , :He waa in
of .Farrington; Island No. ;10;* . Shiloh, - etc:,
and thronghthia campaign of ' Gon..Gennt, up to
the time be received the wound that caused hisi
•deatii. ' Ile. wasa geed soldier ; an estimable eit,
i.ienii and krentlyrespecte.'d ht .Tremont. • ,:.
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0)1. B. •a: (...7:Tnist.:lrinindol...--In the lato . at tick
on Petersburg; Dol. Christ:ef the:soth-Itcgt r P. V.
V., •command , nl a brigade - gallantly; and '6111..&? : .
tiveiy. During the ongagentent - he Was severely
wounded. A..//ernifteorrespondOnt; says : ._
.'l. cannot help paying a passing compliMent to
the:gallantry and coolness of Colonel Chrigt, Who
..liatlledlliii Men in the most. admirable 'Manner.
His quiek'eYe seemed the battle-tleld, and where.
the enemy seethed the most determinod; mid.
where our nien'tioeiled assistanbe, henmickli de
apatehod his regiMentki. He aniply redeorne4 the
fortunes of the 3d Division, and: it Is to be.tegret
ed that his success. was purchased it the ; price of
'a painful wound. : lt bullet struck hiin hi the side
pf timlioad, just behind the left ear, and travers
ed'abont three ...inches of 'his skull Ito is per-:
fectly conscious "and composed;. despite the -na-
I titre of the injury, and the surgeons are inclined
.-to believe that the' brain is unhatined.',' -_ ;: . -
• • Col. Christ is an officer from . Minersville, this
. Comity.,:and ono in' who'll Mir citizens 'fear a pe
ettliar interest:. We earnest:V . .lmile that ho'rnay
reCover: l The seryico • cannot 'well spare,. so able
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proper Fqndlor .
conimdlid to
the reader's . attention
.1110 - farming statement,
undoubtedly true, 'which We transfer froM the
'columns of the N. - - Y....San • " •
One of our 'most' eminent physicians says, that;
commencing with the mouth of May and ending .
with September, he restricts the inenthersor his
:family,.and all his'patients -to .tae.othires:of ani
mal food per day, - regnesting' thein-to use freely,
during the summer 'Months, - -flie vegetable pre
duets nature lavishen.upon ris so abundantly. He
-has kept during' tweidy years ormere, a recordof
the mortality In the fillilili(18 of those who followed
hifcadvice, ,and estimat4the deaths, in the meat
eating families as about four tiniest more numer,
ohs than in the households of tlioe who '61115
their desires for animal food' during. tlid summer
I -tricsithe -; subsisting almost. entirely" Upon a: far:-
inaceouS - and :vegetable diet. this: tostiniony
has no weight Vrith . thoSe .who think "they know
better," -it us 'o:be:hoped they Will - discover the'
reality by. a .little 'ems.
o ,riente;. and,. as they.lotili.
upon the: pale faile of ink dear one; lying ."cold
in death," become • convinced that : . there isMore.
virtue in the preverdien of illness, - than in the.
. ` . `pound of core" the . doetors prescribe; for die
eases' that :originate :in a : . Morbid appetite - for
strongmeat: ." • - • • •.•: . •
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. -Balite of Sanfierson 67,1 6 0—A Copperhead Lived.
lord •atterapti to "throw) out" the • Forniture: of 'a
Soldier's ll'ifc—The Women. of :the : Strti , l. - ralty,
and :Thriii:h the . Ha: ft hearted pindlord.—On.
Tuesdaflest a man :named - Clemens Ackermanwho owns.a houSee on. Sainiersen street; iri which
'.the wifre - of.Mr. William Roffman; a Soldier of the
7thXe s ilina. Cavalry; resides, throw her furniture
'out, because She was in arrearshi liM for rent a •
:trilling " atuonnt... Mrs. 'Hoffman who is a respect
:able: industrious . Neiman, with unforttinately, two
:Childreihsick . at.present, said that she would pay
him •at the end of :the month ;.hut he persisting
forimmediate payment, she offered to pay the.
amount at once. • This ih a passion; he refused,
it„
and. threw the cunt• as..stated, and a s3n
the medicine of the 'sick...children: The aff• so
incensedthelayal women whO live in tlai s t'
that th ey.resolved.innia'ststneeting,. to, thraslrACk-'
ermaii i - and, replace the furniture. 'The resoln
thin yea carried out'so effectively that-tho unrea
sonable; herd-hearted,.. Copperhead landlord fled
for his life, and. Mrs... Roffman- was. itgaier-placed
in possession' of the. preniiiies. ' It .may be. stated
that the landlord had, not, the slightest warrent
. ref legal "authority for throwingMit Mrs. Heffmaife
• furniture. The - women •ef • the : street-claiMed a
.IThiorivictory, and subsequently raised. flags,. in
commemoration of it. :Thity.call the engagement
".:Battle of Sandersonitreet.r •". . . • :.-
- dAr.. Roffman is a-re-enlisted veteran of theith
Penna. •Cay..; and hiawife is an estimable wointin;-
.very punctual in: theipayment,Of .her deldS; mid
Unworthy .of the - treatment she received at the
• hands of Ackerman. Yieiving all the. circriin
stances, the verdict of thOeortiuninity is, "served
- Ackerman right" for.his - brutal, unmanly treat
ment of a soldier's wife: ,
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. • On Tuesday Ackerman -Was'•arreated, charged
with lissanit awl battery. ori • Mrs. Hoffman: Ile
ihad a hearing before
,tiquire. heed, - and whi'helo
i inlsootO answer. -. _ . .•• .. • • . ••••• .
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•Troc:ecti itm of the Boroto • ih CiOuncii..;Lkittated
meeting of donned vas' held. on Tuesday evening
last. Prefo.mt; Messrs.. Coehran . ,.Nagle, .Miller.
Ileffner;.Focht, Stranch, Moyer, and Reed, Pres,
ident. . •
.Minuted Of ' : previous Meeting were' : read and
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adepted. • • .. • •
The• Street Committee reported against - erecting
crossing iii Mauch Chunk street at Spolin's tavern,
-until property owners and petitioners 'eurbuild
.pave the:side walks .from--Blend's' to•• Lauer's.
The Cottr: recommends that I•eesrS... Buckley- and
t ‘ •.),itin bti notified to remove ••privato oloarnetione
ulailroad. street, rishbach; and the grading. and
digging down of Lyoit.titreet at Eighth.' . •
• On'mothili it was .rosolved that when Council,
• adjourns it. adjourn to , meet oti Friday ovening,
••• • A petition • froth citizens and. resident's on . Mu- -
hantango street,. praying that iron plates or some
thingof.the kind, may be placed at At - utters on
that et reef, Mussel's building, and Er aus',
vas ttferredAo the St. Com. ; •• • '
-Borough Auditor's Iteport was read, and refer
red to Cora. on•Roimi and Stationery, 'for pnbli
catiim • in the- usual form with the usual windier of
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' . .rtend of Borongh Treasurer fot 0000,..was,sult
initted, end appro i Ltd. '. •: . . • '
Borough Trees is statentent•read and.ortler
•eil to be filed. •...• • . . • •.• :
A communication from Wm. L. Whitney, One
of.the'exectitors• of the estate of lsaar Severn;
deed; asking that $32.5 V l oVerpaid to llorengli
on elaini againht Slid 686163, he . refunded, va's
read; accepted and 'ordered - to be filed. *. • • • •
• • Oil motion of 31. r. .lleffner it was rciolved. dint
the Trctirouvrhe authorized :to pay the : amount
Bill of PottsviihrWator • ConipanY; sl.7* • was .
referred -to Coin.. on, - Fire Apparatusk.
• of Wm.:Bill, on,-Fire
-referred - 16. CoM.: op .
Lam 'and 'Watch. . •••. • .•
• The p
...Matter ofisecuring inlets,' etc., - in Second
St - 01rirriti Addition; was referred. to the.St: Com.
• `life folkiiving bills were read - mid Ordered to be
Meaning and St., Laborers..,,
A. K. Whittivr,.... ......
Prcvwas ieano,
Aa j uiwned
TlifiekTl4
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1E , wo " Viin.
. - Anatisitof Isincelfpluappilk.
I garIYED IttiSOL
flifiitidttipi) - eiiteti .bi Hon.
0::: Toil ,
O.'W. ritiin, , HollTilli.e4--Esq.; : -.....r:
.-,...:.:---..,..y-_;.-itaillin,Baritlactew,c:4l44.,.. f,..----.
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On Monday 'last att . :1,0,4n: ig
,of the Union vitt
zeini of tr faynlkM9CfuntY, Wratifyf•the•nOrttixia--
tion.of T . I -and Jetaiscitt ;-4.0 appoint a Conn
.ty Standing Committee, , "and f or thetmrisiction
of Other-basines4 was eld•at s the. Court - jinn* .
in this Borough. • ••• . ..... . ~. • "..., • • ... ~. :
. • Cot' 8.. 33.• Green; Chairmari• of •thie..C,Onoty
Standing Committee, called the : meeting to or,
's der, When on motion the_. folkuvingl'eitizens.were
elected.tOtteV ffi were as ore ;.-„.-. • :"... .. .- ~,,,..•
.:
... -- preside: t--Ingtavoix Iti:174;015:.:.- -.
- Trice:Presidents—Tosevhliargaii; darnel Kirk,
patrick,l3...K. Sliapig, J.-C. ltleWilliams, Andrew
Robertami„Gef - rge . . Winter; -..A.61;• Xesse; Pred... -
criok Hiciseler, Jeremiah Reed, Charles - W. Tay- .
ler;Vln..-1100;Xlikihilfgo4ing e r ,:Vi'M-.Wo l ff,Virin,•
:Inland, Jeremiah ZieglOr; d: R.llliffunel, .George.
Shocuer,••Jacob F..Faust.,:llol)ert Wier,:Thoinas
Jennings, `Charles Bensinger; H-: `Y: "-. Bowman;
Beiajimun Yost, Lewilfo.•Dougherty: - . • ••• • -,,• :... ~
' &critarie-Wm.' DI ':Hodgson, 0 .. .-C.Tiffiny;
• Hrif i l i t.N:Coie, F. 13,. 'Wallace,EplirairuThillipa,
Ma Mr. IlityWiwod in taking: chair Spoke 'of .the •
•Ohjeitte'of the.meeting', - • , Onelvas tet endorse the.
actidn of .the _Baltimore Ctinventkin,
•• -and to. ex-..
.
press appieVal of the: polley of the Adnainistra-
AVM. • "Mr. Haywood spoke et 'tlie.,..great changes
.. that liaveltaken place dnriiigthepast -four years.:
In allthe changes..Mr:Lincoln has been the right
Man in the right•place. - In aifthings . helaS act =
ed judiciously.'- He his:waited patiently;:tepling
•the public pulse, and Whertho,theught the-prop
. er,
"time . had. arrived:, be .prOrettlgated his. great
measures, - The wisdom of his.courie le-new-Ali-.
.parcutt'to-a11..... Mr. Maywood said that although .
:the war isaiotoompleted We :might 'to. be thanit-•
. l'ul for progress•that -has been• Made; and for:
Wliat has', been accoinplished.. ....We: , reinenaber
how - timid ire were oM the Slavery question.'
,The
plank in the Chicige•llatforra. :on that question.
,ia
wlhe firstlonost, l ecided '.enunciation of the.
Anteriean people on the extension. of. slavery.—
ll'haf We.contended fer then Was proper and con,
serVative:•• But when.the Southern slaveholders
in defiance.tif the eiPreased. Will of the people,.
rose .in arias to overthrew . the Constitution an d
the. Union, then the. people resolved that- the
-cause of the trouble he eurse . otslavery, should
perish. : It is new. "our -lie:titian. ''. lahmee. We - en-.
dome the. platform Of prinCiPlea asl laid dowit'br
the ltaltinicire Con4licitalip,...While. me•approve .Of •
Sere act of. Mr.: Lincoln 'it" his efforts, - to:crush
this 'tell-horn :rebellion; `and "resolve teprOsecute
the War to - the bitter end_ '- - .; •.• •••• -I -
_.. •
, Mr... - Ilayirocki • dermig the delitery- of • his re
marks was frequently applauded.:.. - . • . • ..,
- . On motion of Mr. preen it Wavreaolied. that a
Committee 0(43 on resolutiolis be-appointed.
" -• The Chair appointed the Committee asiolletes,:
: David:B. Green,Cyrus •L: Pinkerton, J: F. G.
:Kumsius . , - ' Esq., Gen. "James' Nagle; -Daniel La
rer;.,SethW. 'Geer, II B. Gra . eff; . Vtr.;•S.•Chillsen,
:John F.. Lewis 'George Thifferkamp, William Fox,
Win. It. theith , „•*Charleif Frailey, ' -- ' . -
..
' " Pending the abaence "of • the :.Committee _Capt.
Q.:Tower:Was invited to'addre.ss tho..meoting. ....:
-- ne.... s od•ire llaio cOmo"im•-Ccidnty meeting to
aid the Gove rnment.'; We have' come to renew a •
. 'yow.tai 'sustain the' gloriouti .. ,prhiciplea for which
' "mare dontending."l. We have. Come in that pert:.
ltd of thewar whoa" we'. are !called upon to bear
an inMortant , part ift the' enittest.. It is, not, alone
.. the-seldierwho is called noon tolight. .• We - plain,
p loilditig-citizeti3 .- liate.a fightto .age in defence
I . •of .our liberties.• Beware WO tai do it ?... Mainly..
by establishing% °lir:wives on a - series of decided
resolutione. We come here to-day to expres s our
opinion of 'the aetien . . of the , Baltimore .Centee
ben,. and . result . ° to prosecute the war until trait-.
ors areandidned, aija treason Crushed. :To:allow
howl:well that Convention has spoken on this•
Miestiom-let pie read the first resolution adopted
by. that body :
.. 1. • •-• . .
••. • • .... ,
:ftes9/reii, That. ,. :iels - theligheat duty of • every
Antetican Citizen 'to maiptain;. agaiiist_ill- their
enemies, the integrity of the Union :aimlthe per 7
'nuoient authority lof .the..:Constitittion and laws
of -the United Slates ..,• and...-that,, laying aside all
•cliffennkies and - p:Aitical - Opiiionsi we . pledge•ottr
.seives, as Union I Men, annulated. •lily a• common
• sentiment,•and aimitig„at a. common object, to. do
'everything in mirisever to aid- the 'Government
in.ituelling, : by force Of arias,.. the Rebellion new
.raging.agaiust ids;_ authority, .ttitl in 'btinging to
the punishment dee to their crimes, • the reb°2s
and traitors arrayed against , it.. - •••• •
....lAre ive ready'for thin? ';'ttli:lirci here• to stand
'up fairly •
i.Othat2l. If "no, what is•netteasary? In ,
my opinion to Sulobt the ',proper inerid - continue
the. aclMioistratifM • of the. Government,, , ., The:
• coyintry deckled who those' men aro, bcfort: the
. delegates Met in Washingibm . 'lt witsunaiiiinous
: that,Abraham' Lincoln, who is "firat in peace;
first, in • star; and &rat - 7 :of living gion;* "at the.
hearts of hie coubtrYinenr is the 1113.11 CO ..contitt
t!ii the efficient Admipiatration • of the past three
.years. • We are Of .thuse who .believe iii'a govern
-
meta (..f the Majerity.
_. ; We believe. .that a major-.
ity should rule. ..:Up on that ptinciPle we nude.—
Bit t armed traitors have rebelled against freedom
and the rig its Of ineti, and aay;.: - .`not 89. NV • 0:
with•cmr ens a - ore° shill rulc':not yon. "• We
'are fOr.in ;tint sitting 0. rights Of ' tlw. majority.—
, They to ,enstive 'and rule:the many. - • The `Nertli-•
'ermaympathizern with treason, cry f`give us the
Conetitation as it' is,: and the. - Union as it "was,":
. with which tlicyj would bring-back : the' barbarism
- of alft; , ,;Cry.. - Vie -were always . in• laver of :the
principles of the , Censtittition. ' ...Win 'sought to'
abide by them 'Mid' maintained .them:' . Before
the Bel:if:4lßM We.said, let. theinstiiiitiOn of slavery
l
p.
• remain 'where itl is, lints pposetl its extensien to
cast,its•dark`shadow over the. virgin:territory of
the country:: The • Slave dders tried .ti; , p141.1. it
. everywhere.,4viei among •ns... ' We said,•."to l'!
Wliat . followed?. • They-hut:lett 'hi • the ground .
• and trampled grain •theprinciPle• that the majeri-:
tv shaltrule ,•. retie. lu arms, and fired noon the
flag of the. Maim:. • From that day on tl . Ais conti
nent anowtiatien was born: • Althongh creakent
anclrebel-sympathist•rs may wail abeuttlfe eient
try going to destreetithi, are Say exultingly, :that
the -thraldoni. :of slavery'' is licence . ; and 'that
wens a nation are'entering • upin ailew eareer - i - if
prosp.erityr-and'happinestf. - We did not underlain:
to destroy Slavery, but .. slavery undurthon to :de
stroy via.; We do.nut make war upon : this or that
'of the SOutherti States ; hnt it is. a milted- people
combatting with rebels who areintl tleattoy the
.Geternment of the United States. -.. Now that it
is' recognized faetthat Slavery is the sole cause
of .the ltebellion; let us See . ..what - . theßaltimore
Convention says militia subject: .. ... .- '
Resolveti,... T h at as. slavery' was , the .cause anti
note' eonstitut s• Atte : strength of this :rebellion;
and as it 11111St1
layalways and every Where hostile
CO the princlid s.of republican governiiientir.jPs-..
tinier and the , national safety demaml its•utterand
cOmplete'eXtirmitiopfrom tffeisoil id: the. Itepub
lie ; and that, !while we uphold and inaintaimthe
acts awl iguelainatioir by. winch the fltiverrunent,.
in its own defence,' hati•aimeit a death. hloW.at the
gigantic evil, I: we . aro .in .favor, ftirtherniore, of.
finch an amendment te' the Constitution; to be
made t-3, the mu conformity with its provie,
ions, aesTiall tertiiinate and for ever, prohibit ihe
elistenee of slavery within the limits yr' jurindie;
tam of e 'United Staten. • • - - :•••••• • ...‘•
• ' Ai- time
Pp to thin spirit of tine koohitioo - ?.:Aviii ,
ire e stablish-thisprinciple iii this County ? •.. Let '
1111' answer by.iniceasiug action. Seine say, atop
the War ; slatery is dead ; don't carry on the war.
tO subjugation', - etc.. - :1. tltty-tbat These, rebels•who
:massacre .white and black men in cold-bloed and
netwithst ending •snpplicationefor mercy; must lie
,subjfigated. - 1.4 would exterminate the Wietclicia.,
I would.. not
deave-a.rempant of . rebel' alive:-
)
•13
T m
his , ay se e m severe, but it is , tin honeat opia-
Mntif. a majority.ef..the.people. - . afore closing
. I With to :allude to one question' important to
PeniteylVania , lt 1....J' , matter of liberty.: Shall
the soldiers e t !f rennsvltaltia be :allowed tO 'Vote ?
When they light with i
bullets- t fit to take . life ;
- . when 'with ballots it will be to. sustain. principles . '
' anti , a Go*ertiment . which sustain .- .them in the.
field... if
.ithother call for men . should be made
_Mid loyal'citizens respond, who' are left'to. vote:?,
Men : who l'bt.P , :me. the Governmentaed. who *mid
cut the throats' , of •oin soldiers:. We' want the,
.Govectirseneand 'our institutions sustained, and
it is' due. the soldiers that they • - .should :he per
'untied. to have the right to , vote.. :.Let, it by all
Means, be: granted then": by • an 'unprecedented
majority.on the 2d-of August next.. .• . ~•
Capt. 'rower eLOsedaund • themost.tuniultuona
applause. 'lie was frequently interrupted during
lus speech by the enthinnaOie, approval
.-
' Of .the
',
audience. • -
.- - ' . •.: •
. -. . .
The Chairman of: the • Committeen "on •Retiolu- -
.
timis theivlreported - thin folloWing, which Were
read end en:tenuously, adopted : -• • ' .• '
. .I:te:otrett,,.That , this - meeting harebY ratifies t lie'
proceedings of the recent Baltimore Convention,
and .approve • t w ist cordially', '..Cf . thb . platform of
principles there• laid down,, and because they are
founded upoceprieeipies-Whiih lie "at the base-of
all truly free go rnmenta and
. or itepublicadin
stitititis:. -.... ' .. .• . . . v ... • -. •
... , .
... Teso/c4 That the, action Of that. Convention .
in reCording the-clwoice of the people in the - re,
ineuittation '• of•Abraliain ;Lincoln for •the'Pron
tlency and tin the .selectiem. of 'Andrew Johnaon
for the Vice Presidency; meets our.warmest •ap
prebation; and thatin this•present. crisis. We eon=
sider•it' fortunate that 'we:haves candidate for 1
the:highest. °Mee in Otir gift Wbowas nounnated-. 1
by. the people Without-the aid of . •peliticiana and
before a,
..ear.-eiition "net.
.: - -5--• , • -
..
ItesolCed;:.That..the:,liistory - ..0f. the - last 'three
-years has sliewliAbralutm •Linciilii AO be ptskses-s
tied of starlit ig integrity andflionesty, of indelible
- purpose;. and Of a Mind' recognizing the tremen
dous resplinsibility of the.:times. • That we con
eider him a chosen leader, of the pooh% raised
no by a Divine P,rovidenee,:to put •down• this . in
famous:rebellion; and restore the 'emlutry once
more•to' peace and unity. ••• ~ .• - . -., ~-.- . .
17601reif;Thatiti Andre*. -Johnsen of Tenues
'see,' fiat candidate kir% Vice Preident, we rectig
•• ifize,thegennis of American Instittitione., Com
tnencing. life in au litinthle . way, his. integrity of.
" character; hisdevrition teins-country,. him - ability
shown in' any , pe.sitions, and his Many sacrifices;
• have raised hint from. a hard Working' .iiiech • anic .
to a 'plage in the ,hearts -and: Mien:lions' of the
-Arne; icsal peerde second: to none. - • .......
.. .:•
• Resolco,. .I.'hat - .we . feel proud:of oar - worthy
G r Overnoi„Atalrew.G. Curtin. Foremost 'among
'Ali
• ° faithful in devotion. to the cause of his Coon
try and in' caring . witb tender hands for our brave '
.
.•selnliers, he has made a,iecortl for Penniiylvauia . .
daring this ' rebellion .of which • wit inay'Atistly
boast: j.
.1:solced; That , our ..gratitude 'is - dile to' :Mir
brave•soldiers Mille fleld, for• their niatiyalicri-*
'flees:end hardshipsMiliehalf Of their. dountry- , - .
that tlteir:. unequalled •eenrage and :endurance
must soontie rewarded. With final and lasting. site-.
.cess.--iMil that we Pc•rforM. but . an ,act of. tard y
`justice tit then: iti so. a - Mending the Constitution
of the State. as te alien; those who- fight for the
country ',,to vote. for it. also. • -.. :' • • ' :. .. .'• :
' llesoliied That .we-..wi1l ever' hold iii . gratefel
.reinenitirinee. the incniories. of -.the bravo: men
-who litive offered up 'their: livesi..„on.' the "altar ef ,
- their- country; and that we sytimathize with. these '
who are called to•triontu for„the -loss - of •telatives'
tied. frietids;- - - „ bilt , looking. feravard'te, the 'final
randanceossful termination of this.Pretient strug- gle ' we may console - ourselvedWith the .reflection
• that, their losalias not beetein Vain: . ' -..- • ••••••: ,
- ./feioteed, That the Chairman of this • meeting
appoinli the Standing Committee of 'the County
fur .tltti'ulesuiiig year, tp . be . anuo -
uneed. in the Mr
:fixers' decusa.t.. of . Satirttilay . neitaiiil. that this
meeting sitgest tethe Said Cfainuiittee•that they.
'fir the time and place•of, holding the - County-De
'. legate•Coniention and Make-the. Salim *known known,at
as early a day aa Possible; •:'. • -•••••-• : • "•-••••.',
'• ' - . , 2:eiuteed,' That.the proceedings 'Of. thisineet
,
, .).uig he ipublisheil.lii-all tlie. Union papers of the
. . . • • :
s9q3 P 5
. - il6h,'.C. iN, - Milian. was then invited to Address
: lif.r.litman t. ht this a most itiaPilitAuk. pe- - . 1
nod the history of . the sabutitry. ; - Slavery is the
question of the , .. : thiv r - - '..fle :said 'that '.iii termer'' ,
494110 and•kitherawlici)rere in Congivoi;thotight
. that they acted . " - rigbtlrTiti - 9iis mattet by being
'chinseTrativar,.‘. But no*. SlMl...kfilktr.thetthey=did
:wising.: Notarithi 1 . ..•;:hia.wift l M . ':-:: -. 01r.thIll
question Ms:, Rikitiiiii - . :' - iiiremiklit tittat
die had nOt.viried for -' .iiiiigiteiria ,. iiivio , os.cAr,'
In& FNgttive 81041.11tUi..L•nli4Onli.e. have •
been . lionsiatenkort . . - - ::::,1 - ..-40jui:: :.
- -tiorir:4.• Lidependeikitllays..-eiprlewil*.4llat?, ' t
itiers aro created free:;; and: equal,"Whilelliislii
:tieirjetif..:this,ixitintrr.;sMiKetAliettproiriulgatiorr of
- that.iiiitindierit;. has. been continVil record, of
I-meiteandivhd
_'Henceititi a
have'litten.tlici:S=Tii:e.
the civilized. orld, - ....The institution.' haa also
bitilt lipid this "rionntiryli tyrannical arialiitraey.
`The SouthernVitri-hobrang lords uniformly held
,nnilarlthhi.''OrOiretinnetit up . ' to ' : the: time :: - of the
' bibakiniftinfotthe-.llebellion,..two-thirds of all
• the officssin the gift -kg the nation. , •We spent
$81,000,000 'in • the prosecution . -of • the Florida
and. Tezaiii.Wars to:•add Slave.. territory -to the
1
country. ' : While the:postal svaterit wirer paid in
Abu South,,WaliaVei,aubnutteti to an - Pionagisof
cgir, letters . passing : thro u gh the Southern :post
, °throe, of , gni most outragoouii character: . 'Pro
..tection to our manufactures;'.was denied, us with'
insults::: The cruelty engendered by the debasing.
1 . 'institution haalieen.-evinced: in this war in rings
I: and goblete Made frodt . the 'boned: and skulls of
1 . the"..lilamg4teied...lJilipn. : troops fof Ilia. first Ball
' Itun figh t ;:in tin the irussaiscre •of men: . and boys at
I.Fort killowl . vatidid the. enuteiatiet i • - fornis of .our
''starring prisoners'received'.- at Annapolis*. from
Richmond. ' ~..Notwithstanding this damning rec;
ord,•weliave 'mini : in 'our midst Avlireitiyitipathise
. ...eith tho.'wotchebi.Who • commit these fiendish
.. scrinies,"erid say,' "giyo..kiur Sontheip - ,•brethren
•their Constitutional rights !" - Aye! I would give
these , butchers' the. rights . :tliat - belon'g .to the
think : Murderer and • traiteir--biderebration and
hinglirig -,. . 4 ...Patieuee has ceased to be fa Virtue;"
and wenow Say, ‘.las.thetie,rebels have down the
whirlwind-let them.reap the :storm," ''•;•• Mr: Pit
' man delivered' is .beautiful'aulogy upon- the, char-
acter., it Ribsident.Lincoln: . The . speaker said
1 he went.forward...taithfidly a n d ryingly in
I the discharge of his . duty,',. that -he' was one
of the most honest, einc.ere, frank audltind men
thatlived:: - Xii whole thoughts, feelingitiand af
fections; ire for the entirefcountry."; • A grat cry
ia Made by: the opponents :of the • Government
about ..`tarbitrary arrests" -4 1reedorn of - Speech'
and - "Of the .press;'..but-the latitude allowed
Northern sympathisers 'and and. traitors *under this
Administration ,suggested to thespeaker that
disaffected may thank God that Lincoln not JaCk
son is President, for the latter if they. were equal
ly- guilty =ride r his administration , :would hang
them as. ig - ais.Hisman. 'Mr. I.Pitmaia kald that
• on. the SieVery_question. : he . WaS • now and forever
the eptionent.of slavery, • :He thought that Con;
grests•had. done well , ..in .. repealing :the • Fugitive
. tqavii•Laii. -'• ThiS contry • has •a . great.futnre.-.
Other .republics: have perished: through luziir,y i
• and loss. of - manly vittne....This country will come
out of thiii great triallike gold from the•crucible,.l
purified and refined, With aliriisperouw and vir-
Aeons career before it'. Let us, .said the speaker, 1
1 ' . th' •
1 in entering on this. campaign, link - hinds.. for -a
common purpose: Let us remember 'that the re-:
election of -President Linctiln ' would giye mere
satiskicticiu to the loyal, men - at. the. South , than
be, letice of any other man, and that it would i o
much to quell the Rebellion..: His . defeat -woula
I, endorse slavery; anil'eucourage the rebels to 'pro
-1 tracted resistance. In, this respect, the election
will bc•the most important ever held in this coun
try. : ,The speaker .couldrait ace hew in this eilSiß,
1 any : man .at the North could net against our; gal- - .
lout soldiers , audthui give aid and COMfert - te.
the enemy.' May God-forgive them; I cannot. • .
. .
• : mi. Pitman . mado:a powerful and• truthful,
:sraiech,:whielt.met. the approbation .of the audi,
.i3non, - it. .1 . 43 . may judge by the applanse that grent
''ed his remarks. , . . - -.: .. ~ , .., .. - -
...
,Howell Fisher,tsq., then. .addressed the meet,
'hig: ' He Saki. that he was attracted by tine .of
the first•rersiarks made by the - presiditikoflicer.L-
When he 'spoke of the - principles enduciated four
years since, and the changes that leaVe take place,
•
memory recalled tlie.S.etles.dLid actors iii the 'two
meetings hohl four vtiarsitin9e in - this .room. We
reinemlier thatMi - tlie - oecasion of the holding : -of
.the Democratic County, meeting, thatta hhge ne
gro.brought in tiro small
. pleecs Of coal 'and iron
and placed them on the : desk's' desk, - while - -Mr.-
T. 'P. Decrees folloWed and rilacarded them q'erin.-
svlvaniiis Niggers. " .:- • We remember hew' Hebert
1, Tyler . ,and Jolui Hughes figurt'd on . that OC.Ca
sion, in speeches.. preparing the dimple forthe
hellish:rebellion in easethey wero defeated' attlie
palls. 'We also remember the :fothisving'daY hew .
that Airilliant. intellect-Robert • M. Palmer, now.
alas! resting . lit the bottom of the deep, blue.sae
L-referringito the coal and ireti and negro on exhi
bition'at the meeting of the previolis.day, MAW thlit
they " itideetl; re proseottql the • principles Of the.
Pennsylvania Democracy-"A , little Geld, a little.
Iron, and a great; dealr . i4 "Nigger." ' 'Hr. 'Fisher,
aSked where-are:loMo of the men who four years
since attentled.the llepublican 'meeting ?. • , Capt..
Geo. Lawrence and Major- Gihrtour who ItaVe lad
. leu iti the cause . of '.Liborty, now-rest itifionored.
graves here, while.'Tylt•r. and Ilughes Whose Prin
. ciples aro the alums as when : they led the.Denate
'racy here,, are in. the rebel Service: . Tile-. pi. , akor
thought:it important to go out: and talk to the
people .orithe.great.iasues.inyolveilin time etnitest.
In their late meeting- the so-called Dernocraey
dared not".say. a.werd
. about - national
. 'intitters.
'Let us riot evade tin: , question's of the - day. - '• We
are lighting the battle of freedom, • mid. the pee
pie Shouhl understand it. -... .• , • • --.
Lin., Ilartholonniiv; L'sq., then addreskeil tile
meSting: • Ile - Said...that .our'titeat object is to
saye.the „11niMi, and et,-must -must labor Oneeasingly
for.we haVe te contend with , an insidious , foe now
ettgaged in 'poisonin,, ,, the•Minds of the people,--::
The reptiles talk'contuntally - of eVil,.and.Will not
see any good. ',lt ia truii.that , for three yearS the
war has lasted,.but the light has broken. • Do we
Stiltdove the.iustitutionaestablishedi by , our fore.:
:fathers '' -I.f we di), it is - for. us' kJ:maintain thiint
.by all • the. means Motu' Power.. • our deeds of
arms have been' glorious:. - :The atibieVemetita of
thii soitSentud those :of the fathers': - They are
nerved by 1.110 thought that if libertYAnillbe (.1e
.atroyed lielk , ,.it will be destroyed everywhere, and
that, wOinustlirestirVe the Temple - of. Liberty.:-
It is 'a bitter r!!deetion that WC' , have Men in our
inidrX.wini world sacrifice their cotaitry in thil'ili;-.
terest of .slav'ery.•: Wile. de these iiieti syMpathisa3
With?' . They sity that they synipathise with their
brethren , of : the S,mtli. , Who aro theselnethran ?:
They Are the murderers of.(lihromr -,' of Our men'
in the Libby. and
. at hells_. Isle, .and of t r iartired
and plodding ipili . iiiiii ii.ivica, Ft )ri Pillow. Their.
sympathisers in the Sort h• :are the,.lllol we Bade
Co contend. iritli.• ' Mr. Burl 'then opoke .
of tile hertiiiint of our soldiers, and said that the
battles:of Europe sink MU) insigniticanee before .
the forty ilas pi arid ii ng Unit lighting of our bravo'
boys:under 1,T. - S..(lrant....
.• :', :. ~ . . . . 1
Mr. litdthidoniewiclosed .iiiiiid 'great. applause.
. •lienjautin , .l.l.aywootl, Esq.., . being Called. upon
said that '. Mr_ onilorsedlothe sentiments .cif the'
.speakers: -• Be was,. glad - that liiddie. sentinient
had so Unproved that• Opinions - liks those uttered .
to-day could be spoken without- fear:of :molest:l-
. tiort. . The day israpidly approaeltingWberiovery
blot shall be relic )1, - Cil front the. tuitional escotch- 1
corr.:. t'.l. honiir and reverence" ielid - mr.:lla34ood, 1
"the Mime of ..Abralitirn . Lincoln... Ile' seeing. to
have been placed by Pro iidence,iii the Pi'esiden- 1
tial- chair to carry. this country, through its trials:"
Hof e: then spike the great privilege of the elect-,
ii - e . franchise .to ,citizens of ' foreign birth;_aud.
urged his hearers to stand by the principles that
goaranteed too - eveiy mail; poor. or rich; high or
hie; tloise blesaingS,....' i ... :.. : ...•.. : .
Mr. Lltii!'wood'S reinarks . .Weic vociferoiislY'aP
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planded • • " ' - : ... . - -.. ': - -
• ' Mr. k;reely Urged 'the im p ort ;ince of a charme• in
the Matter of a - GongresSinau Irvin this District.
'Thu
. procilLincinul) ,. .ut Votes as. faithfully in the
interest of the Itebelaas J6 ff Davis would. - .'' - Qiist
him, 'iiaid. Mr. Green; •`and put in his - place a...re-
Spec:table Union . Man." Hi thought , time sugges
tion ..prtietical. . .
'Pilo meeting then adjourned with three 'cheers
• for LincolttinidjOhliiol.li'llna.threo fo; Grant argC
the. ',firm. arnites.. ; . - . ..- .. . • --..
,_. .. - • ...- • :. :• • -
.. ' : nioii. f4tranding. conny..consmit Ire... .:.
• rottsritte--Lin Bartholt inieW; "Chairman, • Majoi .
James Wren, le B. Wallace, John P. Hoffman. .
..Ifitiel-sttitic-, , Jailob $, Lawreqe. -.: •. ... • . .
' ,l St (. 1 / a ir-;-Oriftith T. .denes: ". • • - -• ' -
.. ... ,, . .
'.Asithilidt-,iianies It. Cleaver.: . • .
... Moktnerii ("icy- , -Wm. Ile-agen.. '• :-
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:•.`zelitiffikill flit ued--Ilugh N. Come. ' •
2ainfiqua,-ltobbrt L. leyburii. •. : : -
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~.7i•etriont-Daniel 11."Altlionsb. . . .• -.— .
' illiddl.tliort- 7 Dr. li..K. Webber. . '
PinegrOce--,Dantel It. Miller. •••• - -
•OritiOsberrs--,tianitiol I teffier.- - - • - ~
11;iist Brienswiek -:-Jarob' 11. Pyle: .
-IVeyne-Den lel' L. need.
'NOD {,salty-Ephr aim Phillips... . . , .
.Eiiiied--;Peter W. Kati- : - - • ..
HeginsH-Sinten. tillujokt7r. .--.- -.- • .
• - .DONATIONS ..
In eihr;yllliilll County hi nid.of,the Christ
„- - inn Commie:shin.
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-, . • '. SlLYthi CIWEIS; JIiNT; jab .18r4 -
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...Eurriins 'MINE:IL:4' JO thtNAI... :-:-..-AV di • you please
give the following ,placos er4liti• in. the.' ,Aliiiers l
- .).inrnal•for the respective numniits nainett, Con.:
trihnted.h):tlie Christian Co t n iil i til.oll' : .
.g.iddkpld, 60111ylkiir C 01.11.1", l'a.; collect- '. '
oe Thes.B. Ben Singer ' • ''•• . - ..„ • $37 , 00
.Iteelia,william, Sehuylliill Connty',.Pa.,. col-. ..
'..''lector Miss Maggie Thompson • • .:-
.132.....publitibiug,tlie.above•suu will confer a favor
uon the : ninlergignetl and. the .cilizyna of the
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placess natnetl. .. -... , . . . . .
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. . In sympatl4.:with Our hrave:men,. yours, ...
-.., - ..,: - . - .• :
:'. Usro . •amount camp. with • fiaskutiilliaui.--..Ens..
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.Iklrsuts' JJOURNAL.]_
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: The following is fist of I:l!iSpital Store 4
to , the (J. 8 ..Cliiistian Calirufssioii, by tho
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Ladies Soldiers' Aid Bociay, pf.tht:ol.: E. Choral
"Pottsville, June 214; 1864:-• •• :
N0.8.-21.bedtivks, 24 pillowticks;:27:raiis-.
lin' sheets, 24 musliilshirts,l7 pair. muslin ,drav-:
ers; 130 soldiers! b t u id,iges,
pads apdAiillovrs, - 7 'pair. Slippers, of-old
muslin, 2 packages newspapers, 2 It's driedpeach-•
ea, 3-11iS dried. apples; :1 soda litiscuit, ,, l:p:aptir
farina, 1 paper epecm,,l bottle blaeklierry_
.„ . . .
Swallow two or three hagsheadi ofoßn
din...." Tuck Bittern" "...Sarsaparilla." "Nervous. An
and after yeti are. satistled with
the Tesult then. try ono. bar. of OLD DOG'TOII BU
CHAN'S KNGLISII SPEClFlC.,PlLLSandherestored
to health and vigor in lem than thirty-days. They: are
• purely vra,mtaide, pleasant to take, prompt and salutary
in their eOreets on the broketi-down.and . shattered cou
stitntion_ s'Old and young can take them with advan
• tagt... Imported, and sold iu the tTnited Staten-noly by
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Station tt; Bible Honse,'New York,
Muck 26, - '64.-13.3m1 • General Agent •
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J: P. HOUCK, Pottaffile, Pa, •
AGENT MR . T).IkI'§AL: OF: Tllll
SEW I.N - G- - . AlAC,l4: • Lisit S.
Iu Sc,ltiiylkill County.
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.4.huiriber of theee excellent Family .Machines are al..
ivaya.kept:on hind runt. imn be seen in 'operation by
callit at his rt..kihience in .3jarket :StMet, Ryon.. sth,
next is L oor.to the English, Lutheran Church. - ;
-To -aceommoOte 'persons rile: these Illachr a
anpply Of-Maehine-keetires, ifitchine Oil had Soap, and
Clarets Thread, hi all nalliers Old•COlti6; specially
adipte4 to Sewlng . 7itaebtris rte.; will lie kept. oil hand,'..
Thorough instructions toi*--workin theris-Mae4ities
will be: given tq parties parellaslng... .
Onlers by mail will', rece i ve .prompt .etteptlon: Call
exinfire before:pon:ha.4Ag'el - F.Lsvhere: . •
Jaintari. 33. 'Gi• 4t-tf
•."• . . . •
MZE=:==
°- ,
121Rrifirr- X I rba
aiele te the Grirsit Ventral Fair , .
Mill C 0111 , 1 T., •
, .
'..oo3llollol,iiiadn.,-oititli:lant repori4 by Ilits.B.
SionrecoLi.inrrnw Bs annatiaaf . a:-InatitilAri.:Eu' • .
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'•Abe4 .- -itaiholel4:;,3t 00 Mleiliteenbill . :',.... -25 . ' 1. *
i
e 4.
- -leber ....;,4•110 Will 4 terkliesse;a 00 • • ; -' ..
:amLas-Rfitdllo;,',l Dan-Deilxtrt,',•. :".•. :IA ", '.,-°,..• ;
~:•ThilPlitßeichert:..,:..l 00 ' cabana Be.rge, r...... 1 00 • "•.."-,, ',
'•-il,ThilSV•icanst , -.' ' ;;;;,1 OD Lewte D Kintmel...l 00 '' •
'Y . /ilk:mai :Wetirik.'.2 OD Chaartsherz ..- . . ... .. 1 -03 : . ..c.f
, 'Obedlahlifilti:.' ,-. : 1- 0 0 Dan'ltßebef ' 100' •• - -..•
5am1i•F01tz,... * :.... 1 00 Jointtinm'onigfried.loo
"..Thin - :lfeiti. , ... - •-•-• 1 00.••.,' :•-.. ~ •: - . 2*:25
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_.. Catneeitissisa•aiusde jai •Itis» :.Clair, foe. ' --• '
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. : Cofforitsd. in'• - the 'Nort* . . - Ensf liistricf;' fiy.. : k
. MissesZoltie•E,..Prick, - (irmi , Mary . Siobig.
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T R Jonson and ..• . •Jonathan -Schaffer 200
•„, •• 5ch001.•,.. .......$l4 - 25[Thetidone Thorn.t - .2 00' , : '
Ntfllorrisont„,z;lo 00.Wni Pouter •'2 00
"Samivi WoOleY. - .... 5 00,Lottic B Bricl . r. and : f '
'Rinftellaif . Itorme... - 5 00i - school - - - • 200 -'. '• '•
• . ..k • M Selignum.... ; 000-Jacob Faroe, Jr...•' :1 50.
Wm 0 DeTuric. , ... 5 00'Theobold Hullin.:: 100 •
John.ll Da, ta.. -,-. 5 00;k:1032)V Ruasel.:'. ,l l 00: ' .- • •
Alt moore.: .... .... - 5 00!Wmid,0rri5........... -- . 1 00 • :'
.:
....31ns WutTrice:...'... s 00:11rs , S.Rustoiorth: i 0 0; '.
•Wm 1in0 . .• - 6 00iMns Richardson... - . 100
.. ' . -: .
Jacob Salies'. ::. 6 00ibain. Hess...':.:.; 100 ' _ ~ • ..•
:John Dawson.... 6 00iidraJ Sherman... .100
A cheerfur giver., 5 00; Mrs C Hess .. 1 : 00-. ''.; •
Wm lii,Johns Jr.:. 500 James Morgit,ii:._•.• 1.00 : . ...
(Teo W . *Johns... - : .6 001 Chas It Johnson... ,1 00 ' -
II • -
enry Rtierig..!..., 5 00,Unknown' -•- 'lOO- .•
••,Sani C :Arntait.;... 5 00 1 ,11'in Koch .... ...,.. 100 :-...• . .: •
• therington.: : 5 00;1 g i s t' avis, .Dray- ~. -.• ..
John Cook ' • .3 . 001 . - IM- . '-.
• Joaeph.Towneod,,. 3 00,14liss Mary Slobig: 1 00, -'.. •
.Wm SRaerig - ... . •.:3 00 •Ricterrd Slobig.:,_ 1 00,'; •..
• Peterßnieltzer.•.... 3•oo,Cieci Dando ' • ; 1 iht ~. -• '
.10W .Richardion., 3 00Ttorn B Hanley. '1 OG .. ,
" Jahn . P0110ck,.... 2
,`0 ',lrma 'Lewis and:. - ..- • •
• Thos C:Else ..
ilichard'BrirrEi &•••• • .I.lWMarks... .-..-,• MY' .
,-- 8 0601....:, .....
... •2 25 Jane Donaldsou:.. 60" . . •
.Henry . Beltz '2•oo , John Donaldson... Do
Jacob Epilog...-. 200 Loa Johns' • 50. '
James B,Tonrdan,N2 00: Wm Prosser' • • ..5 0 -. ...
Wm If Kelly ' • - 9 00,rDaviil Morgan:...: . 60 '.• .. • .
Chas ll.Haeseler.. 2OW Mils A Shilieltzer. - . 60: • . : . -
..10e0b.F,Ixue.. ~-.-. 2 oollllrs "E Evans.....: - .60
Wm Laramy .'„ 9 00Miirgl. Williains.'t 25. '
. ..•:
• Mrs 'Wm Naylor.. 2 00:31ary -Plant. : .....:.. 25 ; •
...Christian •Fntritz;,. 2 OW Wm -Aliblet. : ....''' .-25
:J
o§ :Atkinson... :.'.' - '2 00;31rd Walteri: .. • 15
- Wm Short ...: -2 00:Widow's mite. - . - ... , • 0 ' •
..Dan K Slobig „ 2 00i ' -,.' -- • - ~ ''. • :----r- 164 10
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Calecteil in the •...Vorlh.,ll 7 eSt - Diriti•itl, by -.: ...
.. - Alisses.,„tiattii 3 ./.;:. IVtrsieipk Annfilereernan. , . '...
. . . .
••• R' Whitfield .......$lO 00 John •Ruild... .. - . - ....1 00 . •
:Fannie Whitfield. 5 00 Thoi 11' Howard,: 1:W';
• Jatill Cittlieri....•:.-s.o6Tames Tric&... - .1:::: 100
Mrs .J .Cathers; '.. C 6, 00' Rattit i BWasley & - ••. .. ;
P. ll' Irvirt..: ...... :,.: 6 WI. - :school • • • 1 (al - ;
Jolin:A Smith:— . 5 po,Sallie J Wasley... 1 00. • . ..
John Holmes -5 . , 00:Arma ,FrC'enum... 1- ist '....
Jacob Bretz - ' 500 3'.Er•is Mary Trice.: : y'6o:. .
'Chas-Bretz • •- 5 00MarthriBenutriont.• 6-
•
.Ried D Schciener: .2 00 1 priscilla.Beaurnont ..5 0 ..
.AJez 8uck......: 200 Mrs Rigg.. :.. • ... 50 -
Patrick Conway, Mrs - Buriveil
~ " -, 50
additional 2 00 Mrs Kuhns.... ;... '5O •
G W Lookingbill. 2 00131ni Walters ' ' 50 •
'Miss A Brown:: ..' 2 Evan5.:...... 00,t31ni
•Ant'y Schmeltzer..2 Ooleash , - ' • 50,
' .j.S Kuhns .........2 0011dra•Williams ' 'l5 •
Sam J.Joueir •"'2 00 Mrs -Lewis :„... . ...-.: .26.
Johii , .o Thomas.. 200 Mrs-Rush '• ' ' --25 .
' 00; Evans:.: '2- • ' 20
'lllrs.li•J Evans...: 2 00'Adan Kline..: : .: -25
8.7 Mangle.-- :'2 00 1 Jos • Geise -- - 25
' Mrs Jll Denning...l 00 , John. Klapp . . • -'`2s
Christ Baby • ' 100 lars Bailey ' ' , 5
.IS..trs Morgaii • • -1 00 .: -- - • • -
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..C.4.;lteeted , in Hie. Squi.
'3fiSsc . Lotiisa. Allisbn
'S.'S McCartney and . .1
r . ... school • - 6500
LewiS 11 Koch sf)o
;.I"ttomaS Francis... : 5 00
Geo B Wagner.., ..5110
•
James Wood'. . ' 500
- Thos Watkins ..... 3 00
II Dessmin......:.. :3 0 0
.Wur March— . ". ... 2 5 44
Herman Neimart....2 50
.DJ Richards - 2 00
%CLOT Richards. : . :2 00
IGO Rogers ........2 00
A P Carr 11 D••• 200
David Williams • 209
John Harris - ' 2 02:
Edwin Watkma:;..2. o o
-John Collins', ..-.. , ..2 - 00
' Henry Crooks.: .•..'.2,00
' Sallie A Watkips & ..' '
• • school - - 2 25
• johri L Wtioil' • ' 10 0
James B, Clewes. _lOO
:Mrs J Wit i tams., . rt 00
john Wildnum • 100 ,
'. 811 .Dit'via.....*.t ..1 00 •
• o.,llectet.l in the •,;."4;911 1 / 4 , 'II -r est. District; by
. ..11%ss!2s l 'ititry..S.'.lhtiChley 41--t.:llo • Drnniny.
•
11.11 Corvell'M D $lO 00' Martin Lynch • 1:•70
'Chriiirr ltuechley. 5 00,Thomas norris . .. - : 1,40
Chas' L .1 . 104 ..
nic..•. 3 00:David :SlinsleY .. .... 140
.. \VMS Morris " •-11 00 Thomas unotteen,:l 00
John It. Sample...' 2
. 50 l:1010i Napkins:;.. 10:1
Lewis GoheetE '... :2 50:Job 0 Scott' . . ....... ...- 1 04)
Win Sillimaii....•:. '2 00 llenry•-5c0tt,.....,.. : 1 00
Rufus C Boyer:.., 2 00ijohii Crosalirw, i :.. I is
- John Rairig • • 2 00. Joseph Gambler.. 1,00
john 'Taylor. :. ::•. 2, (0 Leopold Fairbtain. .1 00
1.1: I)uniap M. II:. 11.0ejohn . Early '-' ' 1 00;
Jobb Seitzinger....- 2 00 ; Henn - Hilbert.::. 100
-.
- Martin. Dormer.. 2 I10' ! 14 F 'Palm— - .... 'I 00
Wm lineeliley.,... 2' OW Philip Luhy - • .1 tat
•john Righter ' 2 00; Patrick Carey. - .... 100
Henry ( : ambler... '2 00 •.:11: A' linechley , ....,1 00
James Smith.'.:.. 2: 00i Ellen Banning— . 1 00
'Aaron Haines •2 00 ; Ailiiin.Wagoar.. : :
~ 50
John I lai naii,•:-.... I .s.-51tViii liilili4bralitl."- 50
Jim Rom:Aim : ogler I, '15.11/avid Bauer, ' 59
Erbil) Gambler— 'I
'loi•.:ltary Riek.:. ..... - 5. 0
Thomas KurtleY.: 1.• ;olPeter •Ilackar itti
JoSh Baler.. - - 110 Misileigliton. :-... • '25
Akx.'7llellitire:„. 'l . lll : I .llro Butt ... : . "."... 10
•
Hob: Smith -• 1;0 '
Jultu•• Lally ..... ...: 170 - ' . •,,• .. - ...
Collection Made at ovatioti to Col Janie 'L Con
. - tier, at Ashland • - • ••.. . -
'Peter I) . Luther
WHEELER & W IiSON
- - , - - • . : •:* " 2- ]
• - _ ' • - • =•
,
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'it • lEast . .Diatriil, by.
'arid Scalia :1: IVallis is.-
1 J ps:Rttbr.ry . i - ..1 ._.1 . 0
i Adam 'Mealy:: ...;.f 00
llavid.ll Davis -• 100
Jqs •Itiith '. , ' • 100
Thos khans: ...•.:„ ..1 (10
Howell Davis - • 100
Woi.Willisins 100
Mrsloi A11i50n.:...1 (HI
Lopisa'Allislni:...l O 0
Emily E . Allison_ :
..1 M.l,
Nanny Stokes -1 00
Jrnms::Craize r . ~.. -.1 00 . ;
Sidney. Sykes • • 1 00,
.litaggio' Willlains.. - . fis•
Mrs Cleo Smith..„. .he
Mrs 8ead1e..:..... - 50
Mrs Close Blacker,: :00
Mrs ' SeliiiStOr oo
MTS'Joi-Seligniaii.. 50
i ared' Lilly .A. • -• : :4)
Abraham Lilly, ... - 25.
nellt r WeiS . ~•.. ,: 15
Mrs heit.iialger .25
31rii I: Bracy . ' .... -. ... - 1.401
JOhn Bet?.., hotel.. 25
For the .......
Ackhowletted before..:,
• •
Total to June 24 . • •• • • SG,I•4
Althinigli the Fair will close in .a: few daYs,'the
neSe.will'not.be settled up for at • least' n month,' and I
aurauthorized to continue, Mid will be happy a receive:
contributions frum those who have notlet,contributek •
There area large Dunker of sick and wourideil
.diers arriving at Iladdin1;t011, West. Philadelphia, who
are in.need to lint,
,pads tor, legS•and arum. fruit; etim ,
:plants, ,tie:, rArticled of thisi description will* also be .
received,`, and fonvarded•thitaigh the ConunissithydiMet .
to the llospital. . There area number front Schuylkill
Connty in this hospital. •• •• . •
If there arc any. who .desire their donations. to go
through the Christian Commission, their•wis4S will he,
complied with, ankthe donations. forwarded as. direc
ted.— •, .". NUS. B.EN•I:IIANNAN • •
Collectione'reiteivedby for tho - Cit
Trade- Committee '
Contributions to the'Aattitary Fair, by the
Workmen of F.J.Annpitch de Co's En-
Oust Itlonultain Colliery,
.tralizt; near Ashland. •
F J Anspach carstosust •
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-Rohl -11turiptirgy....$1 0 u 0 Hugh Gallagher .. . 150
Mich? ... 5 -00iTlios.Garrity . 210
lorauk Brad ley ' 200 - Stillman -Batch • • ; 300
- Peter Bradley - 2 00 1 Pat .11enericha ... . . 2.15
John Butler - 233 Benj 216
Pfit - Butler "I" 3 (Synonym Johnston '• • S . Oll .
Wm .. .. . 2 "16" John -Kelly- . 2 . 16
Peter Bartell jr 216, Pat .. ........ 216
Carey..— ..... 2 LiddY• ; la
" Ferdinand Faust " "2 10 Pitt Nl:ibid:yr • • 300
limit:Gallagher ' 3 00k) McManamon, gOO
Dan Gallagher ; 2 161Gtinion Magee 1.50
Anthony Gallagher... 300 lGso Moser • '
. Pat 'Gough= • _2 1611/avid Roach '1 00'
'Christ Ringheisir.. 200 t Frank Rogers •
3 00,
'Francis iliighter, • .: 2 00,1Johri Sivindt . • 300
Thos Sheridan • 300 3.00
John Sweniline..,. 3 1 1 0 1 Mich Burns 5r.: . .....1 S 3
Welsh • '3 00 John J Burns -1•7 5
• Burns • • -. 2.00 M Burns jr • S7'
Jni Burns' -, • 2.00 James Bradley • S -
- .-Buresjr •• ' 62 Pat Cowan ' • 25n
-3 ' Alex. Bradley • • 31 jeeteti Deegan ' '2
UR
John Codington' .06 -Bernard V c
.0 uggen '
06.
Johnnggrin 20 Ghtia Doi F.
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;lames Flanagen • .1 66 Auth Gout,hert ". 200
• Mich S 3 Mich G 0 ugheny........,;
'John, Gought - ny 1110 John Madden • • 2 . 00
VardY Joyce 2 75 ; • S 3
Keitre 2 . 00 Pat lileManamote 1 53
' -McMenamin . 06 Thomas White.. ... ..2 25
Mich Osttis . .... 1 $3 l - Edw Welsh
Dike. Whittaker •• ' • 951Arah IdeMeniurion...
. , ... • .411ilit• •
dames Garrity....... 2 • :16 tTotal • $14.1.5 1
• ,
- COlitietionw tnalliv - at 'kr: Henri' :Guiter..
man's Colliery; 'for the 'Sanitary Fair. •
II airy Gniterthan .:.:$5O JaenNiatri ' 206
Johu perry ....... 250 Philip . tiaffeney.....; 2On
Thorium Brantley 2 50Clanies- Butier• 00
'John Berke', • : -1.770.cwis Spears' 33
Geo Bloom - • 1•51•1 1 .7ncob licitler • •.2 00
Geo Beyser' - 1 5 9 ; Lewis LaWrenCAL.....' 250
John (Winger: ... .. 2 00Pat 00,'
Geo ...: 2 nol.lohn 2' 00
henry Dock I 33 1 John hertz.. 2 nn
John Enniss -1 6611tichard Carney... : 50.•
Peter Norris 2 231.161m1:D0wney.:,:.. 2 50
Mich Farrell 2.231J0hn Burk SAP.
John ;Flanagan.: 2 2312iclicilas . Berk 2 50
Valentine Veit.. ... 231AleK. MUrphy - '2 50
Peter Hartman ' •2 331 Wm McCormiek...,
FreueisSchlife 2 40 Mathias Beck. . .• ... ..2
90
John: Felt ...... 3 nOAlek • Coody • ' • 1:0
Sclnvtien.Sclireiner..; 001.1ohn li6tinedyl ' 2 Iv,
Pat Flanagan ' ' 300 jinnes Bunn 2an
Henry 300 Adam Weetling • - 250
Thomas .Tea ' • • 2.66 Fred - John • . :At
Pat Cdx. 266 Jacob Buckley. • 2 f 0)
- Jos Bigler • • 266 johu Crow 50
Wm Vonway - • lin ; Fred . Breakturi........ 21st
Pat .o , nonuell , 1 25 Francis Gress.:.', :...1 00
James Moore 50 Jacob Bossier 2 4 , 6
Ger, Sorliert . . 33:tpt Linkenfetter:;„ 2.00
Win: Rupp l'' - '• 2'50
Jilin Grim... . C':.:..':'• I sS'indror Schrewilley. 20
'Philip Iladelig sr • .036 .Chas, 1 411
John. Mack •• 1 661 - Win Wilds •.2 no
Philip Ilabelig.jr • '•9 50 fl:ash- 2.00
.Inhit Grant z ...... .2 I Gi• • . .- • •
Reinhart .Bertram.... 2'oo. Total::.
. Dittintiotut from BlNlett & goberootiVe
•• :• •. .:Colliery for the Stoititory Foie • •
_ .
Bedell Sr, Robertson . .-VAOOf High Ruddy .
Geo Robertson:. 500IPat Carr
; 2 ixd.lno..Williams._ • -
Owen Croiby . .. '2 0111Thos. L . etvis • 200
Thos'Creary 3 nOlDetinis John -
.I'oo
Patt." Mequon .. .. 3.nOlcen ° 2 21)
Barney Mulligan 3 00:Thos Mandrr •. 200
Pat -3 00 John Lloyd . • •
Law-Ryan old -.• 1. 00 John Carlin •
Be!, Decliu 2 00 Uwen.Douaherty 3 0(
Adair .Ntily • - 300 .Wni A rmst 2or
.Wm Pulth 3 Oil . H Freed •,. (I4
John Pugh.: . 00.Oed-Neiswinter 2 2 . f.
• Thos 'Jones' • 21)0 Thee. Temple ' '2 50
Noah Bedilatt .. ...... Jas . Hutton - .5n
Edir . l3eddnll .. . 2 O R Rouse
pat
... Crosby
...... 3 01)1111Meigfinn.
Jab Comber....; . 3ooiNlichnel Head
Mich Farrel •. '3 00
1(1w. Hockey
Jas Brefinpn
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Nainri and iliornribationn of. the A.egal
.-.. Pirofesajotieflichaylkill County,;in
. •';' . , the Sanitary Fair. • • •
...
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'lloirJamos Ryan.-.$ 50 Ow R'Grenon2ll 10 00
John Bannon -' •• 11 . 111' no l'Alw Owen Parry... 10 On
'Dinning R 80nn0n..,•20 W Ilughew ' 25 0 0 '
10 00 .oeo - 1-11Nlet'ohe Th on
:Wm B.WeIIK ...V.._ 10.00 1111 Orneff .. . .. • .5 Op
3=01.11 Hmell 20.00' AW•Leyhtlrt. ,
'John Ryan .•- ' 10 P Irn • 00
Oral) 11.Keim ' 2 . •'; 00:0 F.Shini. el ..... ..:. 500
•JiihuM Ilbseherry. - . - 20 ort,l). B• . .
'Bhensino H Walker.. 10 0018 B 31fiiCiwl 0 On
'Franklin B Gowen:. 20 ONJ A Ilicien ... .. . 3 On
"Pi/Inds:1 1 00IGe0 W: Lintz 1141
-Seth W ... . 000 .G.eo W. 'Macho!" '
B W Cumming. .'001(1.1.1ttle.. .. . . . 50n
Lin'Tlitrlholomew.:. 10 0011D' 1) Dillimm.. . 200
Jos II fol!WM'ltiniek 80tt0.':..;• 110.
'Wm . ... . 10 . .•
Howell Fitkher . ' .10 00 ' Total 'epn3 0i)
. -Transmitted:l4 W.ll. Wliitinon..Eki...Trinsurei.
• .
: EUrrotts -3firmas'Jocuu4l.:Ttio - Underslgned.'t
riotous,. Awl uff our ro , rEnVre*: 'Alt 41ny4t.Latxpr:
aixt proilualop of our -works. tu Lim San' Lary-Virlr, -which
Was sold for -117- Alla pahl Oyer. tolt.ftWds. Trees
Tarr, , In your-paper of the ISth.lott notice this amount
as nmeenis of 36 ears of. coal -:donsted.by .Hough
Hersh, front- Coanktoantabi tkolliery. Mt don% not
.give unlit to the pataiotistn and liberality of Our toen,
• nor dews it do them jastices*.As your:pave. circulates
widely here. and i mil by , all our taw. you will do us
. kindness by stathig- in your nett Is:we. that it was
one day's 'penduction of the' Colliery, :including• one
dars labor of every man on the works.. This tell} bo a
'Oilificatiort to our into, and mudi oblige, us. ..
' Tours truly, ' • liouon
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(01,11Z141.0311*1ci-0P...TU2 /MINA.]
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PRESEIITITIOIII - OF ',L COLVIVATCH TO COL:
-: .. .:, 7- • . JARE.44.,fOSNEK: . ... ,-,. '-.. • ,
- -.:
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~.-. • . . -.-.. ~.Asp.LAND, ,Jn . ne 1% 1,85 L :' •
• EnrronS Piliszts7 Amass', :;.-Arricsig the many
•: .
things -or interest Which , have 'transpired in our
quiet tOWn time; lilOi: been -attended with more
slime:a - or heart feeling thatuthelrand oi'ittion - to .2
'Col..Jaines J. Conner, -ISte - of 'thin place, on thla
occasion of a Presentation - of a -Watch and Chain -•
by the - citizens of Ashland at .the house of E.
'
Bensinger, on the evening . of. *Trine • 6th,- 1864,- as a
token of respect and admiration orlis mane vir
'hies ss vial as Abtinkfnlinsie `for the -. Proniniitt . '.
Bart as.originator 'and •proseentor of the eelrune:
Lion of the 13road3lt. lit: It - .11. in opposition to a
well-known . and - powerful uionopely. ,: The mut
• Col. ,Janies J... Conner; has taken ut Alie..many.
, projects of public. intereSts (.and: of .vital impor-
' lance to our valley) was (througlileeling,:expres
-sedi but poorly - .Seltudwledg ed . irt: tide ou tpouring
. of public sentiment and appreciation - of his rainy -.
v te ir a lte to s is i e y it ti it y e es ti .. an n d
i b e a re n s a po fai ze teri t - i - . .. 30
- , The meeting Was palled: to order by-the Presi
derit,::Cspt:- Levi - C. -Leib; wfieti ollail - Columbia .
was played by:the - new: band---01--..kshland, after
Which tlie•presentation of a beititifnl geld Watch
and Chain, wins madeby Win. Howell, D. :IX S.,
as representitheiff the citizens of "-Ashland-in a
neat concise atiffpoWerfOladdrese which brought
1 ' CO .: nrr,.
. wis full of emotion end-evinced the deep feeling
of - thankfulness with : which he. acknowledged- the
outpouring of; ptib)ic Sentiment. • S . :number of
appropriateleast's ware offeredand responded to
with the promptness that characterized ;the do-'
ingsof,tho.nieeting.'• '- - - - . • • ' -
A - proposition:vas , made
. byTj..P.•Garner, that,.
a - Collection be-taken, the -probeeils to-.go to the
Sanitary Fair of Pliiladelphia for -the benefit of
the sick and wounded soldiers; and the amount of
$6O 45 was colleeted in a few minutes. ..- . • • •
-The meeting adjourned -with three cheers.for
COL - Conner; and, the _Broad litt:•& 31.1.1.; B. .-... • .-
• :.' • -.. ..•. • ::
_. ; LBW 0:.• . LEIB, Pins't,
:.
11. IL - SirxElolollE, S ity...• -;': . -- -:•• •,
.
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itte,ase publish th 6
following - for the imforrna(ion: of.,the muttereds
friends erilie deceased: . • •
• ' • • . _-• MinlYr 'PL'eas.m . cr
• • , W•4llingtein, June 16,.1;561: -.•
3in.-.llEsur Wata-Dear Sir is With great
sorrow I -addresg_you'and'inferin yell of the
dent Wined]: resuhbd in the , death .of. your:noble'
son, - Anthony Wade. ;Weihad advanced our. lines
• alma One mile and were all lying: down restite-,
after liavingibadour supper,' .ivben r:a gun in trio
hands of a `new recruit; • who had • beeu.with - the
coMPanY" but t,Wo days, waS . aeildentally•
. charged, the ball first pasidrigthrought the fiesliv
part of my left arin; abovelhe elbow, then isiraek.
Auillopy onthe wrist and :entered. his, left' groin,
passing through then bladder: lie was wounded
on the fithinst., at o'clock.. and .surytved!uutil
neat day at 4o:clock, when • with his head rest
ing- utility rigid, arm heivassed - :away as. quietly
..as a Child goin g -to - The , lpain he . sittlere,it
as• intense, until about' an,hour and a half be
- fOre - lic dicl,-andlrfiattered myself • - he • was? get
hug better, but ibis; poor boy; iloatlthad too sure
ly made , hun hiS Michauf IztandV cattle to
.see l t iM:ahMit ten an.inuteS after he. died, and to
gether we hin'proixaiv liuried in a. grove of -
pines . . - - We .phiced .a.. - hearit at the liean of •his
: grave With Ins mune; company, • and regiment; on
trust the : -Misr - taken him* to•llia,bosem: !
'lie Was agotid buy, and as brave a soldier e•Ver
woof into the field.. , Ile scenic& to know 'no fear,.
and slay be.foluidwhetetheibullets dew
thickest, and was the prideefour company, every
- nutty m it.teoling his. doss as -inueli•as if they had
h :•,t a brother.- lie ivas.b6 kind, Vbediel it and civ
il to every 0110, and - it IS . ti; be regretted that
through earelcseness . ')VC lost our Most, esteemiil
companion. I winild have'. Written. the day he
diethlnit could not aufileiently . ! conivosti
my jet,l
- I hope the tort!' wiitconifort you•in
sorrow, :mil trust your . noble.. boy is resting
' • Truly' your friend, ..
•' ' • • • • h.: IL :
Antheify Wade was born in branchdalei.tic
-kill County, and-tAilikcil in March last in Co. - E,
Regt., V..V.; and was iu aid 17th' year of
00 30
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• : . : • ' PALO 41.T0, .Tunc . ..22d, 1864.
: Enrrous ' 7.4lts.r.tts' - Jou r...•::iii.: In yOur . - Jotuts.at.
'of - boa' week- yen publish a list 11., the Catsualties
Of ale 4'tli Regt-..; -1%-1. T.', iii the elll:',.4ii6lllellt o
.the 3d hist, :: - Inthatlist is'• the naine..ot . my - son,
Alexander CrOyan, Co: (, killed; but •there, - is 110
a1 . i.,.011.11t t/f, AIM disposal - that - was made ktf Hu!
Inalyjaml, as since your last issue I have roceivittl
front acontrade,wlM was 'With intirltheii. he fell
a full, •feeling;intd very descriptive micount ' 0
his- deatli;Lburial;• mill every:other- &if - kunst ane
connected with, it, -: I. feel it. .111 y, dot y,- ' l ot...nix
in: fionor to the nerble beartsd hat laid •aidde: ever*
cOusideration• ftr tht,',r otvthp'ersonal Safety to se
cure las romains - ant give it.decent burial, but i
c'XpresS.My. than:kl illness threngh itpithlic journal
.fortheit, groat kindness, and, for eonselathat• t 1
those who'have,stilllearfriends left to tight out
eMint ryfs. battles; ni ~i vo. - pi:Mind:Y. to' , at, least- 1
part of . tho•itorresponilence I. have received to td
tog the'(tO us) melauchely affair. -,' -..-. • •
The fit* of.my correSpontlentS in Ilobt..A. Bei(
of Pottsville,' who statea. that ids object Mwritild
in to make me aequankil with•iny sub's: _death,
he says.: It Was turfortnnetobeWitt I Mini in error
battle', skirmish and march of 'the 'present canf
:pa ign ; which we' eantemit Of Without It scratch
'Oct the morning - Oft he , 3111,inst.' We wont in :
'usual, in good spiriLs;.and marched, up' to whip
stf' . yards of the enemy's breastworks; beliin ,
'Which he hnel Ida
.line,-of haftle .fornted,. and :
we Could advance. 00.ft - tether:We Commenced Ii
ing. Jfrre we wen.i':,. - vitsijrrto a heavy - flee We
- i.q..foliticy, 'ont(i'vaPc L i n d. can ',islet:front a Junior
Saridy .o.he - pame 116 gdnerally receiV,:dywas (
my left, where-,ho belonged; tin Corporal,. in '
front:::rank, - , .After we Loth : had !, - tired
"rotinds, we'stoodnp atel iii'..Cl again, and, ...
were. getting' down, tic' wits : piereo Orottgli : ,
brain by a: l`flTl3, thin.' 1 - immediately eanght 11 0
in. my arms. brit Sandy - never Spoke again. I
called' Dan. Meta, frtun thtifightnf the • Coin! a;
ny; and - With D. P.' •ilrown and - A, Afulligan, , ye.
carried.himab , nd a mile,:Ont of, rangtCof the eM.:
einy's'•,'shcllAtint'hini - down, and ,tnalle• him as
comfilytaldr.aB Could lit; under the cireauuntaneek
we were placed in In-re. • Ile,Was:Wounded. at'' 71,
A. 'St.,. and expired, with' four sorrowful compan
ions annunl him, at 0, A-. 'M:';'.we: carried kilt' to
• withiM•loo yards of 'the MechatliCsville - and Ili 'h
intend road, andat•Pl, M.; we buried .Iditi• in.tic'
ettge.i.f. a - nice 'little grtatti 'Wood. ...)Vt"g.tt'lsiatals
'and lined the.ionide- of : the•l grave •,1' washed'. Min
l and
.wrapped him",in'friy woolen 'blanket- . ton.
may, at some futurelime, when it-will bt. safe few
'you t o' .4.. so,'lty. tit recover the body - Co * take :lice 111`,
butt I . 'lNoillii not pd‘i,so'voil to do ~, o :att- i , r i..scrt - :-
We dlgriedilin'in.tho Age of a young w‘iott a lit
:tle over 100 Yardson the North. side of OM lyt•
chanicsville and Ilichniond roakabout 11 nob
front'llichnuncl; about threetApiarters, of a tni
Southe:oifif tho,grave iti'n farm-houk n
c. Ow ,
- tlidm Gibbens, en whose* property it IS . ; hit.
the' grave' and; the road is •a hollow,' put
- the same direction 4ts the' road; with. v.+.
creek ; Minting thritugh• it.., 'To the, left of tit.
gravo,• - and about five'yarda: from ii:,:itt'' the left
of 'entrenchments rituning,on a • line . and . fading,l
the road:''. On (lie wost, and almost tOndiing the
railing of - fence rail's which' we pit around It ,
grave; arc tWo'small trees althost, eight. inclui,
thameter, - .one oak, and the•othar pine. -Tile lit
ter bait two 't aft - cites,. the former one, cut into taut
4xith near the ground;_and len 'tint side nox • tie
grave.-'rho battle - wan fought near Shady C i rcle
•Church,: Thu head of the gffive•in next theuat
the futit towards the-battle-field aini the foe. -
the'head•we: placed- a heard. witki the follow%
inscription cut on it: •
In Total
MT. CAtae4'Jrr , ;E:2oth, 1804
ItIoII;IUNICATM4
Ccu:%4lU SIOATF:D.
,
KILLED rs AETIO,I, JENE 18(4,
Corp. ALEXANDER GOVA
Cu. G., dBth Begitheut, P.N. V.
. . .
...IV his -death the country 10ses•one . .of.its 1)1 arL
ddomfers f r Pau and I our . lioud • conirade tam
most of tin, -„foti:.y9nr . noble - son: - May. Got gil
vOn - strongth to bear ; -this' sad Milk:jun_ 0;
has_been..dark .And gfoOnty over sine() Samily's
(Watt', -.. • ; .. ._. . - lioltT, - A:. ft EID:.;
-I:We bave alk) rotTiVed - a
. .'letter:fil)m - Col. - ,J t .li,'
Sigfrwd full of . Sympathy: and - condolaneo l ; win
states that white *e have loch
. a - sdittiftd , mitl'itf
keetionate S6n, the . COMPany andlteginnmt(li 11 V ,
kit' one of
. their.brivoit MONO. soldjers -,inie,wli
was evil:. ready, to 'perforni.bis ditty ; .000 w I 0 wr
ever found at. his post within the ramp,rip lit)
- larch.- or in hatt le: .. Thrimghltis um fern ge,,
.atia nosh, coo g tact he hatdeared himself to a
Otheerslutd-soldien4, and his lobo:mai 1 (tar
ed. throughout the entire command. - ." 1•• -*
• °apt. 0. 0. Itotd)yeltell itlsii )r . rites. to its 'wl
' aftiir - stating the: . inietfen.lar6 - of. the "ocetufrae
83)"li : . . -.. • . . . . ... . . . .
:.. - Nonrtalf and wife have my warmest h• arti
sympailitea in- this Aerrilde - bereavement ;_'l'
lorry of siteli a son- is indeed a faepto - moor i nv ,
lii this severi,joss.yiat havti been
. deiniv. , •l fi
. 1114 st Iv Itill; :50 li, .ki ii i 1,.., a fleet ion at i• and rest cell
.and his :eomitry of - a . iMble, -patriotie h• art.
slisth feel his- It;s . deeply. He was one ,d 1
, . .
licA Incu! ; never - disobeyed -an - 4 ir!ler, iii
" Shrank
. from •loinfz, - lii . s iliny; and,,,niiVer IN AK . pi
i' 6 1 ,01 : . 'His.' i l -`curd is.
elear.• 1 ;believe-. iiin
Intre:benii , a chriatiairSOldiO, and' that he 1
found a rest incire perfeet - anit a peae:u inorn.h
)
ing than ainght onearth ea give.:' Many (tie
thoorn his untimely' death. fo - -was liked 1 • . 3*
diisemprados. :His...amiable iisposition , inl f.; - ( -
1 , 4
eral!g•wd- nualifieati•ini• wide red - 1 "ti to-all:who
knew hith. This hail cost t lif6 . of many a
hrave, hernia
. than:; - but' tante , - 'To' talkii ,•
whose grave can - lie wOven greenO' laurel. '•it . .
patriotism, or , day.' otion than nicer. that.' . •1' -y•
martyred tom' ." '• , :.. . .
To the . n.e
oble•ontiianions who 'pet - ft/7 led..
last sad rites tit leis remains, and those ki id, a:
pausing friends,' W'a tendest our nist, sin •cre ;
- ./teaTtfalt - thattlis: ALEKARHEWOOV. :',..8]
' , • ' ItE : WISEI3,Y
DO not tritle'with. - yohr health, coiallitution illft
. .
If you are angering' with nny ciiBVl44! for thith
' ' - .lll4rlnibold'm Exaract Htieht
.la-fecononelided, , . ' 1.
THY IT TRY IT!. TRY, IT !. •
It eflie..YoM.t4ail'iong etitfuriuq, ullaylog . Pain
'• Inflammation, find will rt24.)rg! pin I.D
• • lIKALTII - AND PURITY, -* •
AI: 01 13 . eXPenSI!, ' apt!. e /11151.1 r e ... Cuttut t it
Certisoment in nnother . colniiin. and calf or t• lot 1 . ,
• ' -- • Beiraie oJ , C•Atnterpit: , .: •*, •
Ask forliolinhold' ,4 . • Tali. do -n
• • • CURES GUARANTF.:EII;
Jiinc 24, %L . .. • • • • - . 1
..Perry plavkso • P.tiits Killer.---The great
lic benetactionove are happy to.learn, is ati I , filth
its mission - , of relief, and alleviating many o 'the I
sand ills that flesh is heir t 0... HS dor - naiti , I the'
wide world,and wherever A Yankee has . t', his
'may be found &Inglis work.' ,Its virtues tvela
therongliii tested,-'that it needs no length. teem,
length_
dation to entitle It tothe public. couttden
'phatically a hOuriettold. remerly,antilfkept n ban
,n4ed. as ixeaan - lo may ietintre,.wlll save mit it knife
besides .serjr sensibly dindritshlng. the pens(
medical atlevalante.—Prochtenec CR. I'4 W 4kty .7
,1 tine 2,5, TA. '. . ,:, . II!)
.. ... '26..
MMM=I
• Tor wink 'tarAre Creed l',--DIIUULIAN" 3 '
ENO 'ISO' SPECIFIC PILLS one ; loiralhan dayrs
the worat raact of NICIIVOUI.4IO243,..Impaency,' Pretna
tare D y.. Seminal NV:ealinesa.'.lo7.anity. Anil all
lutry,i Se:anal, and:NCTIVW3 Aettlons, - no .Matter from
Wtutt. lama -produced. Price , : One ,Dollat per box 4--
Sent, pbat.pald,. by mail, on receltit of an order.
Areal.. . • • ' JA3M , S.' BUTLER,
I .Statlott - D, Bible I.lous, New Y.
er la, .ei
.01 . 1giouo. - 0,10.00t1w.
NOTICES.
.- - ,
t,he First - Preebyteriau . Chierch, MA
hen iigo and Third Streets.. It is expected that the
'Rev Jno. Crowell, of 111ediii., 'wino : each in this
„Church
at 1 ;4,'A. M„ and Tg, P. M., on Sunday, Jane 26th.
ICuiou. Prayer,-Affecting, every Sunday
mg it3g, front SS to ik„ti o'clock, in the [mut Church
on - ourtStreeti betweettMarket and :Sorvrinti Ste.
A3l re invited. _ ..:. .. . . .
... riuiti Church (Episcopal) . 'Services Sunday
moraliag at 10}S oilock: Evening at .1( of 8 o'clock,
• - SIV-iftethodiet E. Church, Second street, above
l'fibut.ot. Bev. J. B: ItleCet.tocon: raster. ' Services:,
isgibp , o , eS.I O , A: )1. and Ig, is...M. Pfiky..r Meeting.
Tneeday evening, at IM o'clock .•• •.. -,
• tirm h,L. gerund Preebytcrinn 'Church WY.
S. F. p)i,T Pastor: .Public • cervices every Sabbath, at
.ioy, A. M., and. T, P: 31. - . • ' •
..Residnr Baptist Church, 3fahwtangost.
lug:every Lord's Day,": Morning and Evening, at
10 , A.-M., andiX, P.::M.- I.ecture, Wi.•dneaday Even-
at
' 19. it',i'S' o'clock. .• , ...: , IL 11, Aesna,...Pastor.: - '
. , .
lar Eng,;• Lutheran Church, Market Square.
Re .1..... 31. • Koca - s, Pastor. •Preachlnir, every Sunday
ni ing and evening, - at 10,% 'A. M., andl, P.M.—
, Pr: yes Stivting andiLecturellinntlay even., at T o'clock
. EvAsupelical Church, Oallowhlll ttreet.---
t ._
. Re . 5.01% (i: lino ADS, the newly appointed Pastor; trill
pr aeh German every Sunday morning at 10.. o ' clock,"
'an English. in the Eyenims at T O'clock. ,- -
,
MARRIE D.
ffr
tiDlmr Soticeintust be aceoriparsiiii . with 25
to appear in the Joennei.' , • • - •
. .
. . • . , . •
I.6.SGLLAL:—JONES:—On the 16th ittst..hrthit Rev.
Morgan; Mr. Charles Mantua to *kw Ann Jones,
.ty of
,Clitabols.. • . • . -• . .
DIED.
Siseepte. coMmencements of deaths, free. Thou as
npanird..irith notices, dv"„rnitet be paid for at' the
rate.of 6 eintaPer Line. . - • • • - • •
•BR , . . . . .
.
ANK O I3—On the sth dfJune,:ln Union Township,
I n t i 6tieera., wife .of Nelson • Brandon, aged 30 years,. 2
ontha and 1 day. : • . -.-.• • • • . • •
J eob Neifert„
.I''''' : E IC I.F II E O R L. T S- 1-
I l i
Aa o ,
i;t n ecd t 1 i . r 6
6e
2, e .
~.
4 r
y oi r o t .
s f c : .,s
.. May, tiuhoe n t i n t7l
Itg ß i I
a t:
un s 4 : t,ii2
3 Township, t4l,73. . o. i
.
oude. only son of Francis M. and Martha
.It:.. - Nichols,'
t the, Ottt 3,:ezty.of his age.' ' • .... . _
...• . . •
• ' li:O.SENGAItTEN-L.On the - 20th Inst., in Pnitayttle;
; \ 'alter itosengarten; Infant son of John Henry, and
lizabeth Bcr...engarteno..tged 1 year, n mouths and 10
- -
.REESER- 2 ln Pottftville, June2Oth,7Fiank.U.E.etizer,
Rni-, of : I T...evils and Rebecca Receer, agedy'ears, 'lO
inbaithiand 6 days: • •-• • • .
. , . .
kIESILItRINGOn the..2lst• inst., lit North Man
helm, Maria Louisa, laughter of George and 'Barbara
lehneering, aged 15 years,.9 months
and i'4 day
TRITNIIIO—On the . 12th. of in Washington, P.
from wounds received at the Battle of Spottrylvani.
-Henry 11. Trundio, of the: 116th Rest., r..V. His re-
Midas were interredmt Pluegrove on'the 6th' inst.,
G.ENEItAL :NOTICES.
rIikSOI.LITION PARTNEI.{-
SUMP.—The iiartnershili beretoroty ek
kt,ting between the undersigned, under. the. unit uanie
of HEWETT, CLAYDON is this day dissolved
by mutual consent: The buAness or-the concerti will
he:closed hp . by UHAELES 'HEWETT. who is author
ized to sign the firm name in all cases for that purpose,
vilho will pay all debts owing - bythe firm. and to whom
all peraons indebted to the firm are requeSted'to make
Dated at Swatara, the 13thlay:of ;June; : .
CHARLES itimETT. -
JAMES LLOYD,
CLAXIX./N..
- • - I .
COAL JUDGE - npuoTE
MENT AND COAL COMPANY, • .
Pm LA M.:Lill I•, June - 20th,Jsr,s.
A meeting of the Cdiparators named in the Act of
Incorporation Of the Coal itidirelmprovement and Coal.
• Cumiginy, tiiEfeitier with theiiMstinciates, will - he .held
the t thce of Sauinel C. Ford. No. South FOURTIf
Street, MAIM City. of Philadelphia, im . MONDAY, the
iiith day of :Jtine, - ut-4 o'clock in the afternoon, -
for the pnrpose olverfeeting the Organization .of said
Company, and electing eight.directors to acne for- the
ensuing year. •• . . FORD,
THOMAS DHARE, : •
JOS.. T o :.EORD, '
Dorporators:
•
i J une.2s,
! ' NOTICE TO DREDGE BV,ILD:
: ERS,--Proptisals .witl.• be received" by. the
!County Commi:sloners, tip to 12. o'clock. July Nth,
1554,' tor. the construction of FIVE 13)31DOES—oliel
items's. the CatawiSfia, near Ruperva, in • Orion 'Tote r-'
•altip ; one across the West - Branch of the. Schuylkill;
Hear ;Slinersyitle; 'one across Middle `.Creek; near Try
, moat ;-one - acro:i's the.Swatant iu Pmegrove Township,
!'and onejneross the Littl6 Scut lhill, iu West 'Penn and.
!Schuylkill Townships.
For information •resPectitig'plans:.ind'specifications ,
'apply at this otilce immediately. • •. • • •
''DAVID FOLEY,
• . •
eIIAFLESyPRIN( El
. . • .• . E,• W. ZIEGLER,.....•
Attest.. P. W. Bcr tret., clerk. . Commissioners. ,
Commissioners . Office, rottsyille. jam. •!2:% ,
OFFICE OF TINE tacialcir i
A LI.EY ItAltdt.o. J CoMPANY, !,1:43
WA STREET, PIIIIADLLPIIIA.-
,Nt 4tod:how-1i of the .lAII2I, 'vaoh,N;
Itaitr sal CoMpanv areherchy notitki that. under awl
by-virtue of an*ac - t of Assembly of the CommOnwealth,
'of Peimsylvauia,, entitled an act relating to:Railroad
Comt,anieS;pasSed the 16 - 1 day Of. May, A: D... rstil,
the Directors of the Beaver Meadow Railroad and Cohl
Comp oly and•the.liirectors.of the Lehigh Valley
road t*ompany have mitered tido a joint 4greenwrit,:illl
- the corporate, seal of 'each of said compani;fs, fur
the c(+nsolidation Of- said companies; and merger of •
• 'said Ika • j eadoW Railroad and Coal COmpany, pre.
scribitr7 the ruts and conditions thexeoLand the •
'ner oft mt ng the capital stork of the said' •Betiver
Aleados • ilroad and Coal .ComPany into the itock• of
the said Lehigh Valley Railroad Company, and contain
ing.all such other provisions as-have been deemed no
'et:ssary to perfect the said consolidation •aud inerger;
• and that bind agreement' will be sibmitted to pie:stock
holders of said Lehigh.. Valley. RailrOad Company for
the purpose of considering and voting . by ballot, in per- .
son or by. proxy; for the adoption or rejection •of the - ,
:tame, each share entitling the' holder thereof 'to one
at a meeting'of s,,id:stoeidiolders to be. held on
the Rim day-of July, ,1:1).•, 1515.1.; at, tile t h e mid
.'Lehigh Valley: liailroad.Companye at. Nw. 21i3 'Walnut
street, in the City of :Philadelphia, at •43 - o'clock. M..
of said day, at whinh time and place; and fon the . tiliject
: aforesaid: all - the Stoeltholders of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad 'Company are notified to attend.. This notice
-being given to con with the provisions of tile
second -sect Mu - of . the Act of 'Asseinblr aforesaid, June
IS, A. D., 104: ". WM. 11. ELY, SecrMarY. •
June t!a, 'li4. - , : ‘26-`2t •
. ' . OFFICE' '01i!. •TBE BEAVER
M
. - EADOW:RAILROAD ,t. COAL CU. '
• • •- . ' l'agr.marLeno , , Jannlfith, 1504, -
:NOTICE.-9'he stockholders of the Beaver Meadow
Railroad and Coal :Conpany are hereby notified that
tinter and by virtue of an act of .Assembly of : the Com
monwealth of L'enrisylvania, entitled an act relating to
railroad companieS, passed the lath day of May, A-. D.,'
' Vial; the Directors of the'Beaver ',Meadow Railroad and
Coal Company and the Directors of .the:Lehiat Valley
Railroad.Conapaily haVe entered Into a joint I treenlent,
under the corporate sear of each of said copinanies, for
.tile.consolidattiOn Of said companies anti merger of said
I t
Beaver \lnce ow Railroad and Coal Cot - 111)41w; rres&ib
mg the term and'conditions Abel:ea:MO the manner
Of - eonverth g the. capital
. Stock 'of the' said Beaver
IleadoW Railroad aud.Coal Company into the .skick of
• the said Lehigh Valley Railroad Company, and contain
ing all KWh:other provisions as' havie_becn.klyemed - he ,
cessary to perfect, the said consolidation and merger,
and that said agreement will be submitted to the sloe -
holders of said Beaver MeadoW Railroad and Coal Con
.
lnai' forth , purpose olconsidering and voting •-by bad
-1 lot,' in . pers'ou orby proxy, tor the adopt ion'or rejection
:
1g of she sane, each share entitling the holder thereof to
il. one vote. atta meeting to be hold on the fifth day of Ju
ly. A. D., lt , G4, MANe office of the said Beaver Meadow
Railroad and Coal C0mpany,..N0..11.2 Walnut street; in I
the City of Philadelphia; at I`2 reeltiek of said day; at
au•
• which time and place- and for the ohjeet aforesaid. all
. the' stockholders a. the Beaver Meadow •Railroad 'and
-1,.. Coal Company are notified to attend,' ' nig Douce_ be-
"I ' ing given in compliance with the provisions of the sec.
.t , " • and section of the act Of 'Assembly .afuresaid. the ''lAtlji
m, . day of , alune,'-A: D., 1564. • • - . .-. • . . '•• • -
be. , . . • L. .CriA2.4.I3BRLAIN, Secretary.
ve • altine.2fi, ifiL . • , .. •.- : 2 .241,2 t
TENTIC. COLLECTION DIX,
. T. lIICT.-I`4 o tic c!, is hereby given, that the
lists' valnationa. nud 'enumerations, madu by the Rev
..'
oral At•sietant Assex‘orti iii this Deitrict„ under the laws
Of the United Stated. will-he Opeitfor examination, at
the office in Pottsville, from the , 2OLli4last. to the 6th of
- next input h, both days inclusive. • -•• *- ' •
• Alt appeals mast iii w7itillg. dud Pipt'Ciry: the .par
-
- ticular cense or matter respectinit which complaint is
made : must state the ground or principle of error dr
inettuality complainedof. and will be heard on the 61.11
a • 'Rh and Sth,of nextmOrith. .
• ' J. W. S.• Assessor:
June I.S, • - . '1541t
. .
-.--.-.., N . TOTICE:—AII nri • m
ersotie .enutio.ne
, d
not to tnieVir . iy wife. LouOu Rupert, n. 5 .1 will,
Pay no debts of tier etintranting. - ...
• - - WM . .J. - HUTT:HT.:
. - Ringtown, SchnylkillCfnuntyi l'ii., June 1 ii- --,3L•
AO -I . . ... .. .
N . OTlCE•ia.h,croby ;111 en .thth I.
will, not be yesponsible for any debts C4ll
- . triket ed, by . my'family.. - iir any indreidnal..without an or
the - der front. me. .. .. -, - • .: .. JOHN DAILEY. -
(KAY' Palo AltiOnite IS. '64... :' - • ' : • : . •_'S-at
. . • - •
r n n-- '- NOTICE to IllondholdernUginatt.‘ ,
. - Schuylkill Milieu SehOol•Dintriet.
,• *Notice is hereby nivou to-all per Sons holding 'Monde.
no, •tentinst Schuylkill. Haven School .District, to Present
Ice,' - - their BOU(h , for payment to Daniel Small, Prestt. or to
' _theundersigned,'on or before the 4th of 'July. IPI 4 I. as
Mt the School-hoard is prepared- to. pay .the Bonds,.nad
lie - will not pay Interest after thstAate. , ' • .
rer• ' By order of the-Board : '' 15.514.A.- • . YIELD. Sc'
y.
of a - Schuylkill layen.blnnelEc.•64l: . '25-4
:U.
Noticp.—The hfreto
• fere ex!stitig• between ',TORN MILNEr.". W I 1.-
my LIAM M11.NE: 4 ,, Jr, and ' LAMES NEILL, nil.
vcr Alert the tircit name of •JOIIN •MILNES Sc CO., MIS (lift
-0,1C.11 the Ist Mat. hy.mutual consent.' Either ~f"the
part.M•rs is nnthorjaed.to use the ilrm's name in gettltt
has meat• • • • MILNES;
-.• . • . . MILNEtkJi. •
•uJn-jANIES NEILL. ,
Jane . .FA. • •, • •••
• . ' '2•l n fit '
•
. „ .
Pi o'r .--T b e eo-pai t rFh p b ereto fi.,rq
c •' betmt.ll WILLIAM. Mil NEti.:Jr.,
_, or Potreville. and ••.1011N -.:IIILNES. .11111:y10 phia,
rviir 1.". trading tinder the firm name AtILNES, &
cti.,'ivaailis.?olved on the 14 !le'L by tmttuat tnusent.
El I bey. of the partners.i2 authorized to tree the firm name
'in settlement.' • - .7111L11:E.5, Jr. • .
J. 31•11-NI.S. • •
:Junit . ll, •.64,
a , idPICO IIIkSSIONA NOT ICE.— -
.Tbe_ underigneitt. n Ygvs iciatt of five yearsr.
experience. been induced' to locate him elf in
dhia town, .professional tuer
vic6 to the ,iiiI7.CTIS of Pogriville .
_OFFICE —Entrance. Centre at., next door to the c w Ativ:
ehnifont Dank - and D. L. &terty'it 11tirdware ;tore,;
posits Mohnntongo
April 9, '64
• PA
,We. thc Ftilmeritw.N. day.cuirrell
.
.inii, a Partner. hip. tauter the Fiiin name • and F tyte ”f
ALLISON-1 - , BANNA N. to cnrry - tni the leoitialry, Ufa;
- ' chihe- Satithinz.'ami Car-niakiaz, Ihtsini , a, hi.h.rt Car=
hoit;'.s.4:llqlkiti . Coupty. -: . ItuItEItrALLISON,
, .... ' ' •: • - . - : : PRANCP•ip:-BANNAN.
Apcillet fsr,i.. •. • - - „...
••••
• • • • - I 'A '
Lltin, - .4 as,:ortwot. ,
.(t cut le satiqa flying Collicrirr , or ' anti, Su 1.1, in .00 ,
Coal Ii toilsto di? , poec of, will find it to their j apil An
Interest to apply to. • - W. DU:irk:EA); •' .1 s s i,ectfully ;•:-•••••••-:.
Aprill6., Cominerrial• Boehm. AVatebmulter and .ToveleS, 0' 1 !
L. •
• Deceber I'2, ! •
E •• m
" - - been mpooinied ascot for the of r E 0,1 t.."— i r he r
PreveinieStamps - lit the Intli District of Pennsylvania; Li TT for one of the lig • • „t-iv
ilo
•
herehY give notice that tam prepared to furnish Shrnips and is prepared to•reecire 3t Nor
of- nil denominations.• .• ••; : Inlarge or small:quantitie s .
:me follerwlng.eimunk‘lon, payable In stamps, will L i frtiight only added. Orders re prow,
• - • • . ' • April 23, .64.
parchanes of Sro or more. t- per. centum. " -
- L
OrAerarerpectfully,soliclted. .
' ••• " • JAMES INNESS, irith ink. Pa.
.Office opriiite . "
.AurriCan 110usif,,fikAt
fling
thou
wide,
foot,
NEW
T 3. S. 10-4
L F. WHIM
~.
. for . Sale the NEW' GOB'.
.
co bearing - S per cent. inters
table any : time after 'ten yi
.p. 3
i
tire:of the*. Goverunicut, and
y.. , after date,. in 'Geld.; .The
stl :aid, 'loo's payable yearly ; -,
db tominaTions, half-yearly... Th
dated March, 1, 1864, until the
tember:-. The accrued interest frt.(
is required to be - paid by !prow (
or in Legal Currency,. ttchlktg-Lo ;
, pretbium.luntil _further
.nolice...
AU
• other Covernment. Sem
- and sold. 'highest price paid f(
pour; bold mitt Silver. •• - -
L,' : F.
Centre Street, r;
April •_;'6L
CANDIDATE '.7
Editors of :Miners? . j,
'recommend JOSEPII
ille; as the linion'eandidate fat htl.Eltlt
Ile is capable, lionest and efficient •NS
consider thbo . - • • •
I'ottsville, June IStb, 1364,
LOST AND Po
TRAY: COW.Z-St , yed away i
S
aeriber,lesidirig in. lie r Phil ulrlpl
on Tuesday, Jtmetlat, - a LIGHT Bitil3)
1 . ."0W. with white and brown stripos 42r
lace ; lead teats, and was freA
Any pefi , ort returning her to the sah4i
information where he can get heroeill
rewarded. JAM r. 6
• Vew . Philadelphia, June 25, '64. •
DOCKET MOO K
.1. between Market, and Norweziari.
ning last,containiabout $lO in mot
Necklace, with Lo cket attached. -
The finder may keep the ninney. Inc
'turn the Necklace and Locket, talucd
sociatinn, to this office. •
June 35 . • - ' =
.
nwny from lift
on thu 13th of ..
.JunelSat. a. sm .
RED COW, with a white mamma 11,,,
rade af the. Udder.- .Whoever will r,
'said Cow, Pr information Wh.n
gethet, tvif be:reastaiably rewanieii, '
• Si: Clair,: Juue 2t's •64.• • •
l c f e r _LA GOLD A . I6ILET.
lic tinder Will he suitably rewark
,14T
.ATKINS E llRWS.Pioneeri6inmee
. •
yaTicE• TO, TEACIIEIO4.—'NI
L v I
th'• tWI)ICS and seven femalo, a
Public Schools:AA Schuylkill Terins
ciunmencing early in September, and 01036
Au examination will be held by the (01;;
eude;fit, sATuItDAY, July 9th. cuimues ,
3L - Applicatiottl must be made to' the e n d,
-• ' • ' A..FILL
Sclinylkill Haven, June 25, '64. : .
'IiTANTED:—Ab Cxperiencal
:y in'this County. 'Am.?) .t
VICE. L.Tun: •4
S LL : A DAY' AGENTS IN
V,--TO St:LI; TILE "..25 Ci•nt Li
der Stutiiptiery I' sack tlyge:'? Emit
twins: tioitgs, 2 'pages of Music; Siicko
1:IVI2101/eS. 1 Ruler. 1. fen, 1 Pen holder,
e11,.1.dt-sign far Undttrsleeveri, 1 for
Embroia:mf Collar. 1 fiir Christenlno:ol
111:4.1.etcers, 13 Secrets never 'before, put
many, d..llars ; nod other ItiforntatioU,.
tiful article Of Xeivelry; .LiberalhulurAml,
5P64, 1 Stump for Circular, '
43 South THIRD Street.,'Plillt.'
June 11. td.l. .
C.,(0. 111, 1 11P1'
11—A party in Philadelphia, engaged i
Lehigh Curti, wishee to - obtain the 'ages
SchuylkillColliery.-.triet attention to
and the. beat ieferenres Adilres.
111. S WALNUT St. - , Itoorit No. ti; rhila
Jut c 11, '64.. . • . ' 7
A cAr wits dill bc.ren
/LONE: MALE TV.ACIIER, to act Pr
FESIALIC TEACH EV, tout a.
in the rd :td and 4th Schools tT thr iton.r4
anna, Schuylkill County. until SATURDAY.
1 , 41, on width day r public - exainitutti , ru Hi
by thit Contiry
. Stiperintendent. of nark
.ettlialleD.Vltt a teslock., A.- M., priTi,lr.
/ions *ill beadclresand to K Ijl II 1
.• Scc'y Cientona Sea
'• 11:'64. •
IAt.,UNiTE D.—One tir . two pra.:tica.,
-or Superintendents, win. are tisa , 4l.J
ea with and Understand the ~ vorkilic
Coal 'Mines. To a pergou aliswering - tla aid
salary.wilt be paid. Address. ‘‘ini
660, -P. 0., %New York. , s !lime 4;
Q7 ;. E 1 111. .E G ES wANTL 6 ,
vish N
...5 to pureimie - Fer,l
En -, 4nee of '4.1 or "0 hoNe piwier ..1U Ir.
• JABEZ SPARKS. l'ot
Ml* 7, 'CI
A 4: NTED.— i
Lik made, froln 20 cents.. Snint•thini• 1111.:
by every person. Call and
scut freu, 1w mail; for 0) cents, that.
WAD:6IV, -170 - Chatlutur Square, Not
Jan 23.; ?Gt. •-
411;13./111114.1.STORE & DIVEI ;(144
FOR SALE:--The eithscriber oler- f,r., , N,
LOTS OF GROUND, STORE laud . WEIL 4,-
riowocomied by hiin,.sitliatk•on t 11, ..:::,• 'I4 O MII
31nrket arid , Tentil 0 r 't , t ts, l'ottzz. i Ile: Tt, , 7,.....i: fikp
s
on Il!e . I 6: a'
n:calif-6: Waretion,e :slid :•••,.. -Pre 7 4 ,v1 A
ne...e:,otrv'onivetiloires. Pailiv- , tic Orin..!.!: ~,' -- . 4 .;
-will llnd - llax tiv r Ood illl : Cfflrrietit. • 51L.1• 1 4 , El - L l-1
Juno'2s, : '64. --, - - .• .
.... : 4-404
FOR'Sit 1 4 E ;AND T(.
. ..
, • . . - r:'-:, -
VI 011. E ICS, IE6 It ' !LASE.-Teo
1). Mama in diameter, 345 feet lung. in :4.; ...1W07.7 47
Apply to ' ~ . . -., —IAIIEZ qtatAiii
June '25, '6.1 • . • ' •
- - • ' . - • '91.71ha
I 4 01i 1 firP f.le
BOILER, tf. flint, long. 31. in. iininrier,
inch:Flues, all
for cash. aL the Holler Work. , of Ackey
tonwood t•trent, above_ Eighth.-. '
• •
• h.}.;l A G.c.
Pa...,.4rine •
--.--- . ..
111.tNilk, .FOR . : 14.4..i.E. I( 1.41
I ;• , reolid-Initnled, Nuhognny.. In •c ..dc
\
order. ,nnli in. appearanCe and i•J .01.1 1
nearly like new.. • PETER tl El :R.
Schuylkill Ayenne Eru.:
.
.4 1. 4 0 •
1110 WN LOT FOR At I.E. -Lot
t in Borough of-l'ottniville. bumh'
wegiartlstreet. Exit by lot•of Rosalie Min
by d'.twentv fert . wide alley. and iin tr.
Greenwood Estate ; in width 25 feet in
For further particular's; inquire of tiEiv:H
Minersville, or A. S. mupitiLEAD : r2ftOies
eX
June IS.,- " • i4ii4 i
• ' •L it
rllolArisi • PiII:LOPE ItTli; FOR .SAt pr
I- three-story lirleli use'!
house 'mid Dwelling,
timid striN; funreast ride ot . 4 ;. l ,t ru
Iloriffigh or Pottsville. PST i lir Orr
~.kiiiyrire cif GEORGE - IL I'OTTS
Jane 18, •64
11 1 P RING NVAGONM. —Two rx
Wationis, iititabie'forqiy
Jime,ll, - • .1A1112.'
• _
_
I.3l,ll:NOtili FOR ii4A E.—Tso
tenon mitave l'LANCiii fur sale. 110 •
niaitufaeturtat by Harttieui. - of Nes 4•1 4 .
'and the other by Ileitzel, of lialt irneu.ll .74
They are both superior' irtstriiinents.-awi. .1
will be sold (Iteitp..ponsidering theme:o:l 4 , 44- 7 *.:
ditee them for live years. . r - -. 1254.11
:limp I 1....'t14..-2.1:41.•• j• r
•
. • - - - 7;• — p ril
.1 4 1 011. fiIIAME L .--.The liolise-001. ......41
I: - bylohn Gulley, orrN(jrcve;;i:ke rt.s.t.:: ~,,.it't
Georee.. Apply to. E. J. FRS, Tsiniqu' V.. 100
T. TAYTAII4 Pottsville: ; : k1uii ,, t_17;!....,.. - .. -
. . . • ---- ..- --::.-41
liOlt. MALE.--A Boiler, 4- ')
.- • •-, LI
I ' , nig, 3 0 inches dlOinet yr. . • ' ': '''..4l
A lot of 16-Inch Caiq Liini nie. A; '. l -',...11,
. - •
.
, ..Corner of Matotntongo ring 1 .:•' , 1.Y..t 1 e.-
Nay lA, '6-9.
sAl.E...„..4e.irtible
-antes situated in Westmeirciandk" l :44.N4
miles from the county seat
Pittsburg; well watered -TlVar
IQtimber—two dwelling
excellent steam Saw mill. a foie
.. "1"'.
and of grafted fruit. the e hole BP'
laid With COAL 'and quite convenient .12,gt
.which renders it valuable to tilll°l.
• the Coal business. - Title }wiled. 1;6 ,
terms easy, as Lam ,anximis
inquire yourself orhy letter hi Ito-. A, r "v 7
Chester. l'a., or to the'.lll/(11.1"Si:, 110
Westmoreland. Co., Pa.: 400 K
'May 6', '64 • • •
:100R SALE.—the Fal,f-ribrr
U and for sale „a large.lof of
1 Pump Wheel.'S feet diameter. 1 2 -7
with izihafg lied-plates and
several oilier 'rump and . Willa
rot ri/C» ; several very
Air Stark. ti feet diameter, -1 1 . fro !Ilk": t
Plate and Guy liods'i
1-inTh-Wire
er, of Willa. Screens,
in complete order.
. • ..lABEZ.
• Prittsvilk. play 7; . .
ll.' K. WIIITNEIL . 31 D
. . 1;;-tt
_WANTED
. ~.
4(111 - Al.. AND '. . CAN/i111,1F: 11:%,,.--..,
1.7 F'() li..SALY.:. —The Soap and Catol' ,. :rilj.: - ;
.earried hn by ltkhard .1,. 1 .Set•••••••••r• '
.A
'•: - •••:.-5.
Norwegian street, in IV.lt..ne::a •• 1 .: . :.) ,, • , .• . .
is offered for. Stile, to ether N) tl; nti t:..••••it 'Te r
including the Tot and buildne.:. ,t ,. . •‘, it. 7:;, F
furtlycr particulars. :40.i , , to Pi...N. l .r' r.: .• :#.'
Market et rect. l'otteri I le. or t•i (it '''' ... i
• • -
- at Retire isburkllerks County , l'a: ' v ~.t. -,
Avril•iq, - -ut. - - - -:.
• --- • . P•••'
i.
1 - VALUABLE l'lt-OPEUTOk* )
T IN. Tlll BOROUGH (IF r+ ,T:1•• ., • - .X . .. i
:dory Brick Dwelling llote , e aut . ]. t ' - ..V . V,l 1
20 feet front by 10, feet drcT, froutT:
road street (nearly oppoeite N.,arrt.
\
between proix•rty'of John Ck0taa..1,..•:„.,_
and Wooers Estate on.the'Soutb.-wOl p,..y„„. $.
the feet door. awl three-et,,Ty b r i,k 1..vi,..5:?,10
• incited, mid a' three-story I trirk•sit'r i i ! f f,t . 4 l
Will be !told on il'ar•oreible term,. etrf...p..7,,
prance. ..Nrwiy'to A. S. Mot t ell tf..alt •, , :tt:•".:,._ii )
UEO. IL porrs - &, - ca-,-co::-71•'• ..*'.:•;lTi
i
. - Apri.l6, -64..' . • .
T.l 1 01 1 - 1 1 4,111;P: . ---An '
(TIM. with the ;Nudoz -1
;"
t!-inch .
.! t „,
•
. •Apptv to
.31areli
.LAI;G/ ?I' b
w ATILi II ES ,t
1-• pattern, with Stet( tero.
nii entire new pittern,,to which
of all interested it utile:ohr::
the Thst - artirle., of,;•. •
I • 1
June 11,
ST ICIPIEJ' t !!'
• • -•
;-..•4-•:`•••••‘;::-...these
~;
;'
t f