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CEIEVLii.ILL NA.lillif;A•I'll()N. coAL - r' • , c O A L" • .' • C°Al '• 1. - 1
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. ping - wharves for ANI'iIIiACITE COAL at • . ..
Greenwich, Delaware Biter. I h ( - _,FFirEs :
Ilada. .* , Walnut Street P
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• - Wharf No. I. • - . .'• - , 110 Broadway. NE‘V - TOIIK.
- '''' EIVIS AU DE NRIE D 4: Co. • WhOlesale Bealers In the' hest varieties of 1 uIMEsTie Ilazieton, May 2, '64
__ - - , COALS-Sole py . . - prictors of Wolf (crock Odliery.'eapa- GEO. K. SMITH. '
ItOnllE L. POT Ts 4,: . CO. hie of pr,inclog over 8.0.000 tons a year of the celehre- .
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-- - . (305 Walnnt Str, , et. Philadelphia. • Ash.)
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Fricgs: d, 110 Broadway. New York.. . I - ALSO. ' • J .
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I 14 liilby street, Boston. . 1 Exclusive Agents for the sale of the purely genuine In
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least Mountain Coal, from the. Locmd Dale Colliery Of • ••••...-,,,,.
- 7 Wharf No: 2. ' . - i (3a... C. Perms 2; 0..., all ..f which wig be 911iPpi , ,i ) i_ 111 e' ILL, n,q P it-LIIES ' ei.:' CO.,
~. It EPPLIER & BRO.• 1 rect to New, York, vi , a. Canal ;or .cea e., stwis via. Green- 329 WALNUT Street, Pit il oriel phi n,
wich Piers, (below Navy Yard, Philadelphia.) - - - ill'inti //NO smreatts or .
- ' • (N. E. cor.lValnut &Fourth eta., Phi . ht. ' ALSO.. • - .
,FrlcEs: . •,'.. .. Pine Street, New 'York. • - 1 At pkiladelphia, from Pier: No.:11.1., Port- -
j„Merclmutse Bask Building, ProVidente. . Itichtuond.' _ • _ S. W. STOCATON. ~
' The cludenst qualities of RED and WRITE ASR ...m„,„ 30, 0 • ..
DAVIS • l'E A RSON itqc Co., : COALS from Schuylkill County, selected with 'special ' ' • -'
• 'care, and shipped under our personal superintendence. , --
• Iflrtßa AND fikili9.llta Or akin - . ", .
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BRA' ,- LOCUST MOUNTAIN WHITE ASII • At El tzabethpori,. N. J. - _ •• • .. .
,- and SPOIIN 'VEIN LEHIGH SPRING :MOUNTAN and. COUNCIL - St _IUI lAILL ()O.
r.. ~A.E.s. • . -
-:- itED ASEI CC)AL-. .
' ' From Illaltintare, -Md . ; • •-
f;'-' ' (No. 111) 3 A aloud street, Philstlekthis; • The celebrated 11.0LPSIIIRE. BITUMINOUS
INo 111 Broadway. Room No. 9 Trinity . . COAT:,
VFICES: ' •• • • - At Jersey City, N. J.:' • ..'
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Building, New York. . - ' . -(via. 'Lehigh and Morris Canals.) - .
••-:-.: _ . LBO'. 11 Doane Street, Boston, , •• - 'The Very superior WILIi.EtasBARItE COAL, from the
5 lARF-GREENWICII, DELAWAItS. AWENVE. Baltimore Vein, taken from the "Andenried Improve.-
. • . Atilt' Am, i meta and Coal Company's Estate.. near Wilkeabarret
, _• I•Z•aror, i!IlLk. EftANLI.I. MAST, .
-.. . , also. the C'OUNCII. RIDGE COAL; both of which, for
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stunt purposes and for family tise. are : unsurpassed. _
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- En • We hula cortitieatcs in our offices from parties.who t i
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- Elt.s AND SIIIPP.-RS Oh' T 111.., - .1314_ , S CED. them the KEST' ANTURACITECokIa for steam in nse, pro- IF,I.ALP4T -Forint ir . ~....
...r a Cblaze,
dOCille no clinker. less ashes..and •-- e t r th an
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• din Vein Red Ash and Diamond any other kinds inyw beft,re the public..
- • ' Vein .Red Ash.
COAL. , 4110 AL.
ovelti COA_T, rWan-ington , .
. Colliery.
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•t- (Success Ors to STOUT St. VAN NVIOKI.E.,) -
~..... , illorperior White Ash Coal, 'from he Miners and Shippersof the celebrated FULTON (LE
; : • New Shenandoah Oily 'Colliery, 411011) cOAL, faun. the Ebbervale Colliery, near Ha
:- h will be , found toexeel any C.)al yet 'shipped from aletan, Pa.', and dealersiu the best, varieties of
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'll .Ti l e k t i tt it s I f te o g r k il l .; sale of Gliio. IV. ST'NYI3ER'S ANTHRACITE END BITUMINOUS COILS.
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crier: Pine Forest White Ash Coal. Delivered direct from the mines or on board o f vet= :- .
• OFFICES: • sets at - " * • J.J; .N
CONOR. _ -J. A,.
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91S WAI,NUT St., PIIILAD'A. - TRENTON, N. J., ELIZABETH - PORT, N. J. . • Ashland, '
13fo. 9 TRLNITY BUILDLNG, N. T.- • N. - BRUNSWICK, N..L, ' PORT RICHMOND, PA.' • ' Schuylkill County,
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rb 12, '64, , 11-1 / . OFFICES---44 546 Trinity Building, _ 140 ,
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--' - - CAIN, HACKER & COOK, • •
111 Broadway, Nicer York. • - • . 7--..._,-..--„--
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April 4 64
• 1.04 A UST 1210EINTAIN, ' • .-----
dealers in other first qualities of' , , . • . ~ A ' I _ .' ' - '
' - WHITE AND RED ASH COALS. - - • . -----... - 11- ' ,A.,4F , •_ ,v
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- 214 Walnut Street, .Philadelphia, .and Woodland SAMUEL BONNELL -Jr- - - -.4, . r ~,.-1 . ,,,,--., , k:;7.41- •_.
Wharves. Schuylkill River.
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a - - ' 4 It c , Nos 43 &45 -Trinity Buildin g ,-N Y,' .--. . • -",--•,'" • I r- 7. ,- - - ,
- A - . 3 CALI, ......T.2111 • AMR. . Tana ... _woa. .
- WM. F. itIO DY, Shipper and Agent. slu pp r i cG ... Por y r! • . ,
I . • . - 'Schuylkill Havel'. Pa, ' . . . ' . J. G. IRI.CK
,-, hrtutry la, '42 - '. - 6-13' Pier 1, ELIZARETIIPOIIT, N. J.-
(SUCCESSOR TO BROCK & SIIOE3CAKER.)
• LOCUST . GAP COAL. • • • . OFFERS FOR SALE .• - • • • • L Aar a
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, . i TICE.---I hare appointed CAIN, HONEY BROOK N. SPRPT.G MOUNTAIN* -
e - ~ HACK KR .3t COOK sole agents fir my LOCUST
NTAIN COAL, from LOctud Gap Colliery. '. . II Aiti• E I "" t • • '
' GEORGE NV. I'ARYIN. -
._.AND, BErCIC. DIOUNTAIN .
11 " 113 L Gap. Jan. 3, '62 - ' . . r-,
-.. . - -4 Jan 23, 64. •
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lo KETT, VAN DUSEN . & LOCHMA.N, . 1-417-41.1---I(3c- . - C4C) . -4\-lab " 1 fi11131131 6r. SNELL'S
"'' • ' Miners and Shippersof Celebrated - ' -
the' BALTIMORE CO.'S & BLACK DIAMOND •.' • -
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'l' i ' SAA.O SiSIF.I/4TZER. .' , .
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._ .. II - - ' . ' ' . i untii entirekj
~,......, -, . - • 3 the Inealics ft
1 liar removed to 'NO. 111 Broadway, Room. t before the Scr
'III() vt) roil c()%1 1 69 Trinity Building, . • , „-
ours any'sized It
a,' used in the trade
S+' '••,....; Illontinudosi sand Broad 'l'ol4 :host . ... --.... • who was associated
, ~. , 13A,%_,R0r - i, LEWIS k, CO.. Miners and Shippers of
~, F- ---. sin Railroad and Coal Company , 3 of manufacturing
he celebrated Locust :11citantain Coal.- ,
f' f"•
:.bolt
mall the attention of R. R.-Companies, i . 1 , 0 Fort . ' .. road .streets. l'ottsy
g . ;-. Owner,s and Matrifactmers to the value of•I., Ainnickpon & Glover's, IFlenry Clay, Lor-. p,,and disposed of his
. COAL as, a STEAM GENERATOR' AND FOR ad'-street, in .the rear
berry Palmer & Lewis Red Ash,Nbamm
',•-• LTA( ITRING l'unrosEs, kin, ' Lehigh', Cumberland; Broad - Top , Centre Street, and ass(
sire of their new Coal Sc
,_ - 7 . : THE BROAD - TOP'COAL FIELD, • . . 00 A E ..S - • , Jusper Snell. He - solicit
Y,:.; • - • • •
~-.... F 'connection Witt PH ILADEI.I'IIIA AND NEW rzr - Office hours. - from 12 to 5. P. M. .
,
IS ,-- . both by Canal and - Railroad. through •Pennsyl- r aLso, SOLE dl:ll'...cr rOlt - . -
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and New Jersey, P. not liable. to the_ intetruptiones• • WIRE SCREENS.
~ .. •ipment. incident. to the. Sew- r un t , Il iTr y ii , or , - Focht's 'Patent, S ' elf - -iiiiimpiiig - _
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. 6,
~ Fr et,,, and regular supplies can safely be counted' 0
9A T . TUB S I
throughout the year. AND BLOC S.
t • •
• •
' "-"'--. Lewis Audenrieft & co.. • .
.• . .
- ma.le arrangetnenti Whereby they arc in daily 're- . - . ,-
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' of large quantities of tite choicest TIIIoAD TOP, • - . s - - . - I
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'pit,,;- .
.• eyaro prepared to fill orders promptly at market - . - - , • , . -
T o COAT. OPERATORS.
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rlon Walnut Street. Philadelphia.
Fici ,,, 110 Broadway. New York. • • ~„,--.),,, \.
~•)
PP ' • ' '", 14 I:111w Street. Boston.
.4 Wesiminis - ter street, Providence. . -V:-.. ' ' N X! . -
I . ; - ' ( .-1 l ' ' VP it 11 - - ()I ' .1:1( ' E - • wti .'''.
'` - ' -4 -
•" - OF TUE (:ELBURATEP .. .
N': '''''.
)11 '..' ' OAT) - TOP • WHITE ASH . .. • , , ~.- .
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..,_ : ~,,,,,-Bituinanout, „..k. A p r , • N., i ( (./ .- . \...,
in ' •
'.- • C 0 • _/:`. / V L
0 , - 0..10 , 1 WALNUT STREET, . .
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~ , . , PHILADELPHIA. ' .. ;.- . • _
. ,• ROBERT HIRE POWEL Manager . ~-. • 4. ..
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----' . • ' CONNECTING OFFICES: c ',,. - • . ,• l',.
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--: . . Traveler Badding., Boston, Mass. - -.;‘,..,.- , • i• • y '-',, ...',, '.2i
'..•.:,- Trinity . New York. • - •1 4 - - ' I ~,; I'' 4 i
IA- „ '
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--- ... I ROAD .TOP WRITE ASII
• - _
• WIL LIA 11 • In. „ROGERS
f • (1 MI•BITUIVEGiOUS COAL •
ILas removed his office to Ivo".•111. ativeutway, •
_
.pit: • ). 1 , , . Trinity Bnildino Room No..PIX. •. , . . „
,„,
.., ,NOBLE, CALD WELL - & CO., • '-. Agent for the sale of the celebrated ' • .
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i ' ' 112 Waltrut Street. Philadelphia ~- . LorberrY It Shamokin - Free-burning Family • .
~ . • -
1 ., , ,e • Itter. 111 : Broadway, New Vora, - •
, ~ No. GI Stole Street, Roston,- Alse. the Lewis, Palmer and Peach . Mountain • Veins Is illllllll
A enpanior quality of this celebrated coal from their Red Ash; White Ash Malumoy.Slitunokin, Black Heath,' ~, ' 1111 ~.
.i
co- . EDGE WIT.T , COLT,TPII,y, • . •
.I,ocust Mountain and Lehigh. all 'of which ate. well . Ns spunismi
adop.:ed for family use raid manufacturing purposes ' - • MI
10 .......,,,. . and -hipped exclusively by therm: •
IRE ROPE FOR. irtlivlNG PUB- '.. . EmilllMllllllllllllll . -
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IL IS Tz: 4 : . - i, : 01181411111. CREEK- The sub Scriber having been. appointed Agent for‘Co‘s- -
• NoviC, BMW( ate CO.'N Celebrated WIRE BOPS, is . now • .1 I , -.1
• i ' - i . pr ! •pThred to receive orders for • ~... • • •
------ either Plat or Round Charcoal '--
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... EFERRE c()AI.. - - ' . ' .- or Steel. - . 143 /1 4 . 4.
c ea w i rm al ti l
- Thes e. Ropes are made of the - • .4.3 . ,. -....-, ...) antootb
. . • . the undersigned : havina consolidated our Three highest brands of Iron and steel. , .„ 4, ,- • ' 0.„,' .
l ust : • -cries in the 1-orta•rr,.t. Clair,
i:'lli.'n. will hereafter trans-' and give universal satisfaction ' '''• i . "; _ • , - A., •
...,, :.. .at lorttinest tinder the Mule 4,( ' • throughout England, particular- „t.• " .T.- ." , _ ~1 aler this
tae'' , -. • , , • RITZ - MILLER_ GqEFF A Co. 'ly the Steel Rope, which is ore; a';
y 0 , rights w
s.saLaLAndudi •
ge l!. IiITZMILLER. ST 'ES A Co. • . - ferred on account of its enperi- 3: ' • .1:
.. GRAEFF & Nrl - I•INS4 or strength, todgimessand light- . • 0 , 61/. .. c .,,, ,•,,,,
~.... , r. GRADFF. a inember of Our firm. has lug 1121a0clit nat.. Making ti. Ter,' great say. ''- ' % '''
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,ts himself with J. It. 131.AKIST0N, will reside in in); in'weight: and ateam-powrr, %.,, L
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au adelphia, and all our coal shipped by tide- water will and being harder than iron. the - '.- . Omits •
deft, und, the exclusive control Of
.131-AIIISTON, palleys do not wear the Bo r e . .**-01-410-4r:-. "T.
, EFP 4. CO. but the Rope the pulleye, nh ch.. ' . - ....._ .
lic9' 1 increased rare and attention in its preparati o n. we are- of 'course, mach cheaper to - .. ' '-- .. Ror, ,
,o. to Maintain the reputation of our celebrated Lor- I replace. . . . , ,
D '
~ Coal. . Purchasers abroad can - rely upon basin- 1- Trenton!, New Jeirsey;
For further partititlartv, apply to - • •._,
tout Stripped in the yen. best order. ' 'I, - SAMITI, THOMPSON'S PrErnisw,
roczmILLER. GRAEFF k Co; • I • 192 Fulton Street, Nievl - 'ork.
CO , . 14, V" . . . . . 1
• mar.
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-- 1 • • : C•CJA:I_, •-.•.. I . • .
.T VAN DITSEN & L0011:1!ta . N , •
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.. RD - , •-
- ." - -.. •.- : • • • s r -.. : BANOROET, - LEWIS .& .• Co. , • . •
1 i T. . xi .
. & • •w.A . ..p - n . . ,
.. . •• : istnitas - Ogu -stters= or riot -' • • :•,- .
ISt Mi.' and..BrOgid TOP Coal .' LIU . 1 - 1 I-11W ,- 1 : Celebra . ted•- - A.4IIAND
- EA DAL,.- .
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o. l l. PINE Street - ;. --. •
~.. .FRO4•MAIIANOY 1.1013 - NN...
TAI• .- '• •• •
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TB COAI:& NAVIGATIONCOMPANY . S.COAL - : , : z•••.,,..,_,,._,.,,_„...,.. -- , c77• z --, . - e - S - r - .e . - -': - :1•' gt*ICR.III... \Walnut, Street; Ctlmmerchil •Billidloi.:;
RING MOUNTAIN, ' -lIARLEIGH. . - .•• :•' : . 244 J-4-; w. - •
..... ji: 1 1 / 4 _,_ri,„l:‘_,,,
:.-• :• - Philadelphia:. •• .• •
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IAVEHMEADOW, - HONEY BROOK, •.1 .. . - • - 1 , 'New York OIII.ca--77 Cedar. Stet. 'Hustoribilice--4
.- '• :. nAy,LETCy. •. • •.. •.. , i- - Sole Agents for The ConSolirlisted Coal 'Conn. I D‘Suie Street. -..". '• • - '.. - Oct. 23,'33. 43- . .••
. •.. -.. i pany , s Unitinsore Vein Wilkesbnrie Coal, - • . .• . . • . .*- .
. ' Darr ucst.trisn OF ,
..
_,- i shipped Irian .loner - Citv•end Elizabeth - lion. • • • 1-• :•-. '•• '. • ' Pier No: IS. - . . ' ' •••• :
AND - WIIITE . ./ASII.'EOAL,*. • • Also. ?or the . lIAMI'.SHIRE and BALTIMORE.CO.'S - •• . • '",''' A
.011 VS T ON ' GiliErr -&
0 .
i - - Geor los • Creek - Coal *- shi 'od '•• -* .
dug Wharves-No. 1 Port Riehmund. ' •.' . i linliiitim-" re • •Ig • ~ .. Pl- : . • • - - - .
• . - •.- No. 2,Elizabetliport; - • . I,at Baltimore and Georgetown
-Na. 201 - Walnut stre PHILADELPHIA- " .- Agents . for GEORGE:MEARS' eelehrat?..,4 printi:LIARBERItYItiO. LOtUST . 3101:11TICN. COIL:
Trinitr Building,..NßW, YORK: .•'' ' i• TOO 'Cllti . i, shipped at : Piladelphia. • • .- ... :, . . ., . ..:
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N„ .. s ib„,, ne w e e . - ijos-ro-N . • [. . 6 . 2 - 7 _
.I - Froth thew M hart . •No: 11, : at nut Richmond. l'hila ,- L • • - Shippers of other approscdtma.dies of . • ....
• : :.,l,•iphia. thz•y tire pre Pared to ship:tile best' qualities of: . ' ItTELIT.H. AND ,BED - ASH' COAL:
t• . , . . .
TER STIOINIY. & WELLINGTON -'. Locust Ifotonsrain anti Re4.l l
Weals._.atstl:Whitel4sll..• - •
• • 111.8 Walnut Stre -.•
• • " -
• DRALCIA ItT TOR CARCO!, LO • - -* ; • I From theirdocks at Jentey City . .rwliCro tho • depth of . ...
ychu I Trinity Building, New lurk. ..
-Cur. of . Kliby-&.Duane Streer,Botiton.
!aci lturni
- 'te &-13'rwater. is •frunt , lr, to ls , feet), they are prepaccd at - alt , • ,7.
110118 Coals ~ i,,:„.„..t0 i.upply Abe - ah()ve Coals:and .LEmon, to i
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ROLA AGROTI3 1M OEW VOGL SO!, von steamers and ships fur Darts in China and elsewhere — •• ..
. • , • • ' ' . • '
• , Steamers can be coaled at any' hour durins, day -or
ISMS LEHIGH SUC,IIt-LOAF COAL. • -, • I night. . i •- • • • W.- J:••11. :SMITH.
- :
:.SAMUEL c.AsTNEIt. vex - Tork i - • - .
•' : . • • . ..kg.ent at Jersey City. :
• ' - t - •4,tentit di Enston—W MID & BAFM - 42 Kilby St.'
C. P, STICKNEY. Fall itiver,• • ,- • • • • ,• ~ , , ,-,; ~ - ....
1.-. C. WELLINGTON. BOston. ' ••..- !. • • . '''t - J . - ' - "• "! -" 4( •••t.-`i-i•• •. ' -
•. ' . PS - Trinity linilditt- New York.' -
1(:B8•: ; 211' Walnut Street; Philadelphia... • : ' " . .• ..
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*. •• . Op liiiiiylitreet; Boston, ~ •
• " _. - - Pi er .No. Li.. •' :: • :„
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ff. No. ti,. Pairs .Itietnnond, Plailnd`n. , . :
.1 - -
Ctlt - IS 'All - DEI SI
iiiirli C co .—
wh‘,le.nrilu Dealers in the hest 7ariz.,tithl6l : • 1
Pi. t
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1 Anthracite: 'And . -BitummouS .. Coals.
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\.I3.LES.A. - - HEOkSOHER ' & 00, - - ; . . • • - • - • • :.• .1
' r . - -.- .1205 Walnut stireet, Philadeilphia: .. ,: !
• OFFICES: • 110 Itroadwziv.-New York. , ,- ' • '
•D MOENTAIN.• -BLACK. HEATH, •.AND• ' I • - ••. I . 14*Kilb • Stri;et,Bustoni:."' -: •• •• .
st.TrEitiolt.ltEn. Asii-com.s. . , f . • .:. . 1 ) •.. • '• .' •
~• , . • Pfoneer Shippers from Hlzabethpurt, of ••.. .
rc . r.. , s: '.(• 4h Smith scr ee . New. York. • - •
• • •
1132 Walnut stet, Philadelphia. '. • 1 LEHIGH, SPRING MOUNTAIN, HAZI.LTON.-AND
• •• • ..--- •hst• •-• 4.3 , . •. COUNCIL RIDGE COAI.S.. ' 11.0 lt-.-
Ageets:Pi . the ettle thtli• cehAireteil • .
'Wharf No: Port ,•
31r1
• (No 300. West 'Thirteenth St., N..Yoik
Qctober It,, Tki • .
Our••ITA - E1.1:911" COAL is now moytexclustvely, In
liiindelphi& and vicinity.: by 1).V• .4, II LIMELL:—
artirs',trthntm frinn Them; may railway• depend. upon
. ".. • •
OFFICE-409 Walnut - Sit, , P.hilfidelphia•
SILLhIA .
73-1.7••••
.GEO. K. SMITH 6E - 00.,
Yorktown Jeanesville, Pa.;
SMITH'S; SPRING 11101:NTSIN, , LEHIGH COAL.
T. SOHOLLY.NBERGER, :AGEN.T i • - •
7i . 114rr and Shipper thd Celebrated • ••
Black . kleath White Ask .and Peaked Rona
.• tain Tree. Battling •
PINK ASH • COAL. ;
.P:o.ADDßEss—Porrpvill.LB orMINER:O:II+S, Sclinyl
kill:Couilty, Pa,
April-1%.!&2
.lam
-FRANK L . IN L.O.R Eftlt .1
My East Franklin Lorberry Coal is'now pi - 0d exelit- .
tiNtes , trls. - NOB.I.P.;•(;ALPWELI,. & CO., who
are my sole Agents.-. Parties' (missing; front' them, mny
lil‘Nq t ys derioniiiipon.gettirrg a pure article. •
• . . IND. Ilt\ValnntSt., l'hilnilelphin.
op i i c Es: I No. 11; lircehlway, Trinity.-Eulldlng,
*leu lock.
.IN .
o;61 State Street„'Bostom • -
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Tremont; March 29,. , 62', t: • t 1;;
-PATTERSON,: •
'Miners twit Shi kiemof the Celebrated ..
LOCUST-MOUNTAIN COAL
• ..'Under the Jenkins' 'lntent, •
RAtUrtg..9.l) & NOti.WFALA..II.S.T
• 1 .. POTTS VTLT:tI -.•-•
NEW 0011:131NATION COAL SCREENS,
. .
The - nnderslgned take pleasure In announcing to. Coal
Operatorsand.mtherk, that -.they , are manufacturing a
new COAL. SCREEN of their invention, which
,they
pill guarantee
. to Weir twice as long, and do its •. work'
better than any crimped wire Screen in rise.... The. 'seg_
meats turned out by Ifs can be. bent, to 'any: eircla:re- - ,
quircd.. - ala - guaraniee. that the meßh. wilt • always
retain its original until entirekj worn:Out. -'ln the
crimped wire Screens the "meshes' frequently slip, and'
lose the proper mesh;.before the Screen 'is half 'warn
out. We manufacture - any'sized marsh of. our. - . New
Combination Screen, " used in the trade., •
• rff" . , 3lr, Dielim. who 'was associated with Mr.•l3eiteli
am in'the business of .manufacturing -Screens; at.:Nor
wegian and Ilailroad ...Streets. l'ottsville, • having dis-_
eblved'partnership, : and dislxlsed of his' interest, has re
moved to.ltailroad -street, in:the rear of - D. EsterlY%
'Hardware Store, Centre Street, and associated with him"
in the manufacture - of their new Coal Screens oral' de
scriptions, Mr. Jasper Knell. lie solicitsa continuance
of the patronage heretofore so liberally bestowed: upon
We. ate alio manitfactuling a stile of Wire Sereen,:hy;
A - proceis different from that - Used in Mishit* crimped
wireAcreeng, -as good in every,tespect, to .vvinch the at
tention of Cold Operetrifils invited.
• DIEIIM: k SiN'EL - L,.
Marinfiteturers of
,Screeni of. all descriptions at the
shortest notice.: , : (I)ec. 26, 763 - • h2-tf
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OREAT. :IMP . ROVEMENT ' IN COAL •.S . CREIcNS. '
The undersigned are:novr prepared .tii tnanufaeture,
at their thop.-in Millersville, all.kinds of SCREENSfor.
screening Coal, of the hitprovednmnufactitte;
: placated
to Jonas Lauhenstein,.4th February, 1%2;
Screens Manufactured by finis process. are more dp
cable, maintain their Colin better. and : 'Are furnished 'as
cheap as.any to be had in the Comity. • - :
They. are. made, of : mnore. iron,' in !web ;shape tte to
picsent the Coal sliding from one nice to the other be
fore it is iS thiimughly. assorted,.tin preparing it better
than can be done by cant irmros wire Knew. '
. The nianufacturers &gently. requestnil Ope
panting Screens,.to examine those uew patent Screen- •
at their Ptiop;•or 'at work at .the .11tammoth Vein Col-.
!fiery of George S,:gepplier,, near SL Clair,;where• they
have been•in nap for 'aurae thne. • '• •
By rati:ch...i.aln acreens made under, this Paten!, BB
iation,or any trouble as to patent ri.dlits.will be.avoldpd.
-:Ntrarn..tic done with pronlptnelia and dispn_telt-• ' ' •_.
J.Sc. L.LAUBMi. tiltlN, - ; --
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')linerte. June L.-.1.M., '; -• ~ ~. :. 10.4 f... ';,
WitH . I Rol" - Wcinics . :pit ~..- - ..- '-.•
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'JO - .1. T . ...A..-:. . R OEI3 TAN Cr: . ,
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. rir - A Iltr,;elutiortznetit or-Wire "Rope constantly on
band. Orders filled. with despatch. bor.stzr, Strength,.
and cost, 'see !bridal% . Win J,
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PARIS; - IicAIsiTILU:TEEPORIITIct,
9 . 20. Clll;ltilitfr
•.••. . • , .•
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1411N1'.,11::LA
.CI,OAKS:
• Also; SPRING Lind SUMMEIi:GARMiNTS, oT "our
.own Ettet re:: of .the LATEST STYLES, .and is
Ji. l i TtO.Cle.Ogt, ft. •,.
Who
teem- 5, , 53:-36 7 14) .1
L. • ClAS'.'.' V,y- , C1.A.T14i 7 :S .:...
TY...D.1.1T - G::::.W.tICEII.9IISE;,
.. 'Noe 16..:NortS IE.IMILENIII3.I-:Sto'..
_Feather Fads, : Bolsters and Pi4ows,
Curled Hair nod Oorn Ifink liattresuco,
• • • Always on hand or made toorder'.
AI-50,. PEW • dIISHIO*S.•
March • .. •
. ..
ACOn IllAni;E.V.•o4ucce4t aa
sor so Ntuff-.
J 'ex :Vie l‘iirlity.)*Np..6.l22 MARK ST . St„ ,PI.IILA . -
DELl'lll.k. dealer ID Fine Ghld.huilSibier , WATC:llE4i
Pipe. Gold JEWELRY ,I.SOlid SIINER . ,WARE.' k,`:.
aa;-.tite best make. of - "SILVER.P . LATED• t o .
... ff li
WARE:, Constantly on hand 21.1arge.•1i.1B . Ort- ... , .
thenttof the•above goods at Lbw -rittes.-, • l. l -.. .6
Wldelleit and• Fine (Tricks IteramEit by skillful :work,
men ;,,, -- 4 1.6, .teiieiry repairing; .F.nOtwing and 1111141 MS
of, Hair Work to order, at short notice." -" -. • " :-'' "'"
,_. . •
:eZ" Dou'l rorkci.tht*,ll.l) eTAND, o. • 62T .Market St
• " Cajiril 9, `6.4.-15,41,in&ti0 •.;
. . . .
. and
...to ... l'.. . in e . GU I G . A H riir .• it eupoiter .
I, • J . • Wholcsule • Denlei iii'
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FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, • &O.
litittr-WQIIKS, FLAGS, &'c NIATC,IfES
• • No. t •STRiiritERR.Y 'Street • :
(Fir,A.t. Street above: Second, I;er.. .Illaritei Cileatuut.)
; . '
'AprIF . 2, •
VRCEII FIT. CARPET WARE:HORSE,
N0._,832 ARCH St:, two doors below ".Ninth,
. . . .
The :enbecriber liati!jilet received foe :••=l)i•i*Le Trade
well eelected.efock of English tind Airierimn• ,•• • -
.
r!. 1 3 1. 4 .; T I . .N.(.;r. •
all . the 'lira. Of.the beit.inia"p-Lbtight.
:pre)•ionsln mlyauce.forcafth, and sold
at to r puirrx.
Velvets; Venetian•
Careptinn.ign-with a large stoc k of .Oti Clothes,
ggv •
ti", 31 at t i Sc.; Persoils - Who are
hbuat frunielling;'arn•requesled to innlie an ezarnina-,
;inn of :the' above goody previona ti, niaki their
sacliladucernentit'edil be ; held out .as -canna
, • ..TOS. 13LAC-1,W0011,•'
. • • • 5.12
;,7tlnrch "r 4 Pt-, I.IIILAD' A
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SPiiINE,I-: ,1000 . 41i71.31LER. 9 v.lsp:4! . 7 .
6 7 - - -....- - - , :.. . • • . . •••
•
. gpleidid &gel . of
Gdodfl ..
rri f cc I{(asfiziabl for . liW
Thino_ts.'
•.. . • .
.•
rAVp.ni?!ilire . .our.fric:kitls anVciistortOrs, Mat -it IS . nt
nriFA-iiib, t 11.1bici goods (limper
. than' ice sell thclit—"a..
'ter . irior :a - till sell for Cash" • ..• -.-.,. ..•.- . - ..
;..(160d:01nek.:311.1i5..1. $l. 12yr. and $1: 25..- - . '•
,:i itiiili;';l4vt ~ a Black'Sft.,titi..sl, rso, - ,wwinntlsl.7: . ... ':
11.ti*fif.ir. 4ti2I:ISILI:S, s'2, s'2, M. and s:t 7 6 -yard . . •
. 2 SW tlnufed - Silkg. Browns.
.71liains,..111:iclo. , , .Lc: -.••• •
: :.9'finn'Sinci..Mninning-Silks, nulcy;Sillaii, 41 . .c...;:tc..
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l'ltestotifol -priiso., Guoilii,: ..-. ~ .. - '• • - .;-,.
' 1 .:4 tOige Stock of 'Shit ails,- -.' • ~ '
':„.i: lutookm, innottleo, lance G'itott l ,, - .0tc..-;
.. .. ...Cloth., 4.lo.osimero,„l.inenfti; FlnOttols,
...
.-etc:, at z . . - TEIORkLEY & CHISM'S, '
-
Eighth . . . , G a r de n . .
--:: • - ",. Or. .&.Stkiing its - '
6 • .9
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.. . . . . -
, , '....*Mart1i.10,,T4',-19.-',3ml' ' ''.. '-- ,' PiIIIiAIiELPIII.A.
THOMAS . Int'
cp D - 3
• g2 7 ly .
LA/vb„ ,
1 -V
-Y) '4.4/
PHII.AI)ELPT-LIA_
• .
'Are ; fox , . Siiring', • ,
100p cs „ . $1 , Fancy SILKS; ••. pas, -Itlia Silks. • •
" Goial Black '•:. 2(a) " 'Orden:Cl . PLAIN
SILES; • 4-41VONS. Blanc Silk VELVET, -
-,Brown'SlLlcS, 5,•4, 3,2, 1 per yard.
Black• . 5,4, 3,2,.
Il•Loire Antiques:, all a lnrrv.. '
.lingnilimnt Grenadines, ••• " .
• • • • ••• Organdies. • •
hichekt:CHlNTZ st•pERcALKs.• "s'prjli g 611AtyLsj
WASHINGTON MARKET,
MAMET BT., below WATER,
dja PECILADELPITIA. ,S - 9 /Z.
SHIP STORES SUPPLIED
J..& PATTEHPION, . •
rotL‘vllle,
. . .
- . nolo g un4,Rutter: 2..
• . MatiPingi, • Lard; '
.IBirenh Ven,i,r.. Scrapple;
:.Shoolders,, .
Smeiked,Beef; , Limed 'peel,.
Eiods-Pork, Sheep Tongueo,Salt . ..Pork, . •
. Smoked •Tonifueo,-Freohalutioii,
'- ,
Vegetables l'onitry.and Game of nli kinds in , Season
• • . • . J. COIRNEV.
- Jan 30, " - • ••• •• *: •
-11,AltP.E . 11; .; :
No. 520.
•
r ., .IA3,II3 . FACTITRETt 'AND.:DEALE?: '
'• Watches:- : • • • : . •
; • *.: .. Fine `Jewelry; • •
.. •
1. -• &Aid - Sitver:Wnre, and
-.Roger7g .Plated:- W ar e:
.. •
.! • 17 - !All kin,ii6i,tsTi..vEß'-wAItE made oti !the Ime
thisee. WATCII REPAIRING' *dully' done. „
MMIO2
lIIITADELPH IA:.
PHII 41~1 Il'.Hf ~.
31 . de:j
roiirtia Sts”-
ME=
March 5,••64
ATTIIE SiORTEST-XOTICE.
• • •
1 - 14. 1 kAC 1 5 3tAt - FIFY.H,
. • • , •. • - •
WATCH-NA - ICFR 'AND JEWELER,'_ •
• • • , ma.sriAcrreitit. or .• •-;
•
.5111vbr •liir ttrei• :Amid ;Importer; of
. •
• • •
":••• • • : - WATOETLES
No: LIS North SECOID st.,,Cotpr.(tu#ry;
PHILADELPHIA . •
Flelia. :constantly- on:- band an assiartment of Gold
.and Silver ... Patent terer,l.epine. and_ Plain Watchca
Fine Gold Chains, Seals and lieys;•llreast
Ear. Itings,•Finger Lthigs..Braceleta, - .Miniature •
Cases, :Ambitions; Locke'ts,
.Pencirs,
SPectacies, Sliver Table,' Desert, Tea, Salt and
- Mu-start! Spoons, Cups; Napkin Rings ; Fruit and But:
ter Itinires, Shields. Combs, • Diamond-pointed Pens.
etc.—all of -which will be SOld - low for CASH, • -
•M. I. TOIIIA CO,'S best quality full-JeWeletl Pat
ent I,crer Moverbents cOnstruitly on hand; (-Also . , other
Makers, of superior quality.. • . • -., . ,
' .N. 1/..--:OLD GOLD ANTA.BIII,7:I DODS nT AND 50,.,.
01111,EIN; CO' well knoWn Melodeon.
'and 'linranonitunin - ithe 'effect
Of Pedal BaSe on every insttinticnt. ER- ..
NEST GAMER'S unsumassed PIANOS
for rash -at a liberal deduction, or on
,"1 1 I
- Monthly Instaltnents. , . • .
prOver'3o,ooo old.• . •. •
• • , ...LAMES BELLAN,'SoleAgent, •
'• 2TR and 291 South - FIFTIESt:, -- abote'Spnwe'St .
• ' PIIILA.DELPHIA.
. ' • ••
City Cabinet Ware Rooms Illinufaitoey,
•. ..•
238 SOUTH sgc9l4 - D . T4E.ET,
B: —Persona going to the Clii• ieill findlt to their
advantage - th call and,extunine the stoek.). K. .•
Sept: . '27; , .'62 . • •.. . .
tf
JOS. tr.:III.OISPIAL • :
SHIP CHANDLER. AND , .OHOCEI4 :-
404 ?SOlith Delaware Avenue,
PHILIDET-P./11A,
.
CS" of s:11 Wadi+, Oakum , Tar, Pitch, Paints,
Paint . Oils, and Blar_k.Varnislt„ &e.; furnished 1n -quan
tities at- the lowest rates. . • .. •
Philatieli)nia..Angust IACt.
COFFEE
.
Thentiirersa Ily afsProved,NON7.ll.4ElL and ottec
•
favorite braude oil : • :
FRESH GROUND COFFEE:,
'lor.s.lle at the ~ . . .-. '' -
... . .
.. .
.s. -Eagle Steta!u Spice and Cellice•Vrorki,' '.
- •
Nos. .244, 246 and 245 N: -FRONT St., corner . 4
. --- -- NEW St., P.MLATrA. • ' ' ..- '
Jan. "... Gl.-4:firril ' . HOWARD' WOItRRI. L.
G.. RUSSELL,
Pro: . 2 North Sixth Strpet, Philtidelphitz,
Would Ipritv rttteilitop to big well-solected * stock of
.., .:-:._.. ~..."Eit,c.A..--...... ...
..-1111-PORTI.P.-.WAT.C.I4IIIEN". .•
pIAMOND AilD GOLD JEWELRY, SIVVER
SIJIT.A.BLE POR.IIOLTDAY. PRESENTS
becnnber
EIytTINE 117,1111NAJIA . SEGARM. at g '-
`ol.Nov i. '63' • • .•.. I:ll.TGRE,St:..Apott.tecary
:.:....,-
ITARDWARE,
Stioliter
Thompson; . .
er. T tEny. IRON, , .
S:. . .'•
ag*.irr;:. " Snick Saw,
HARIIwAn
ConNnn Cl=rier. Aza.
January
..I_l4/3DAVAIIII AND . Z.BON •DEPOT...-
~.
~. .T.
. - • .•
4 t i
. 'Die inibsaber, .hay Ile' now' arOinget l
his gbods.a. 'his .tifiw phice• - of flusblese .• •
and s• - ith.a.new (Intern luatiou•of kruiab: ..ireSZ
hie all .suchmissia aa... .
- -bilSillos ve' the- •• - -...-
•(.7oal Regloninay req , • - et. their lowest' aitet "'loe:.
solicits' the inspection of the Public:- Ishull be always
on bond. and.baye on hand a fall -stoclt.of • - --. . •
.• . Par Iron.• - •-•-- :Chopping Axes, •.• .
'-. - Flne.lruh, - • ..-- .... -• • ''.. Cio.l Shovels. • • .
. • -.- Oast Steel, -- -.- - • Trace cliaba4,
.- •
•-, -••• Slit Iron, .. . • - ..' • - Neils and Spikes: •..- -
• • Rope. .•, Tackle Blocks,• .
- ..- Betiont,. , 4 • • :••• 4. ••' -• -.-••• -. Alivils and VIM* &e.
Hardware andiron I . pot. Claivai' Siaier :three doors
'above Market; ealrt id. e.• '— •-• ••• : -PRANR - POTT..
.•
is, sort,
A . PER V!E.B
liA . Meta:l 4 Merchants,
•_.•
QtriSDRY :FUJI- - , ..g.
orner 'bf I.3OUTH. • '...... ! .:;.'s . .
7 :SOMA Street.,. .
....;..
I hitt. Itietale -Fo . r7-Facings,, uth, - • ' AP - " ':. . :.
- -
Iran, - • . - . I.C &4'.,
et 1r0p.," • . 01 . totals,-
et Zinc, . -: Old Copper, . -.-...:
- ,- ...01d,Eiras. . . ' •
. '
Old I„efid, &c.., 'lei.
•
Scrap IrOn .
• •
ACID
N: E.
and PENN .•
• • .
Ingot:Cni)per. • Ifni:
Ingot lintroi; Rd, Itis
.• :o% Yet., Sol;
. .
r i
Pli Tiri. -:-., • Ila
Bar Tin,• . .S 11( ,
Pik Lead. : ' . St' 1
.13ar Le:4 ..-. . '
St'
Siwitee.... : ',. , ' 13,, ,
Antimony, '. . ',C
I
Machinists` and 'Pluck
! rn 'Engines. bought and uuld:•• •'
•
dcactiption.ln tile by , Machin.
:furnishod.to -order. - . '• •-•
Iron, Old hails, and all`kinde of
• . [Feb.
raticevi Rita 'See
smiths' Thole; and St -
;-Artteles of eye
leteriitd Foundryntet
Cat& pail for
; Scrap,
ittetinfs.• '
TEItS & 1313ILDERS . ,
.
.antvikili. County-
TO CARPE►
The S
Alanufabturing Co.
Lumber
.
have on hand. at heir exteriiiiie establishment on •
Itaileoad Street.A:., eat: quantity of lumber of every kind
And -description,. w ich 'they caii:simply - .to Operators,' .
- Carpiiiiters•itud.litti deem, at lower rates Utah it' can be
bonght - elsit•where. 'Tliey 'are also ready to supply,
through the' meats; of their extensive business and la-.
boy A:wing - Machines manufactured art:Miceli
...i'i their line
at a saving iit . per cent. on former cost. ... -' -: .
,
• : Their large work,l hops - have been htsueresM
n ul.opera
on for the past ye.: r r turning, opt east quantities of
•. - Doiiioi. .: • ••• Window Fr-slime's,' .
. Ma.h, . . •," Pn 'lel - Wsork, .-. ..
• 11,101fitling ; : • - Ated.posiP 4 , .' ' • •
• -.. :.-.Blinds, -.. . .... • 4.ln.pimgerw;
. . ~
Anti all'lcinili..of Frarhed. Panda anti Ttirneil NyOrk,•
whichthey have:constantly on land. • .They- are ready .
to eacente orders at the - Shortest notice; for any quiinti
ty or quality of sawed cir.-manteacturedstnif. • • • - •
.. Dry Wail green llgmlock. of. all kinds. foe building
' ptirposi(*.
.oak. Maple,' Poplar,. chair, Plank and Scant
lingboards i Cherr4' %Walnut; lifahogany..,te,; tor eabi
-.net work;.; White ' ii Yellow Pine _boards for Wicking.
rniv,iir ufaileto•ord i r : 'White Pine plank, 8,-2k, 2,1%,
I.?if, M, fill.K . ine rem); always ready: also,, plank,
beams, iaiLs, scan ling,. posts, shingles, lath, :ceiling
lath, pallinge, ac.,.&c. • •.. . ; • ' - - . . •
g - Zr - Bills of sawed stuff and everything in. their line
.on hand'or to.order, at the , shortest notice. -,.• •• - .
• .P.ottsville,lilarch 29, .58 • -
..•. • ;,. - . .• - la: •
--E151. 1 ..8i3.1...5171.E . 1_ , , 1780:
PETER ILVIEILLARD,
Snliff & Tobacco Manufacturer
Chrimberl - 14trect, •
-
- (F.irrnerly 42 ChAthani Street,'New.Tork.q - : •.•, .
•..Woul4 call the atteution.6l,Dealers to tho.artkles o'
his rotioutatture, 'viz: • • • , -
• Bro*n Sn LG
Dcmigrpi . • .
..• • •••• •
'Pure:Virginia, •-
Natchitoches, .
.Copenhagen.
lint:n * l)6Y,
Fine Itappee,
' Coiir, , e,ituppee, . ,
t
- •• - -
Americus 'Gentleman. •.•
- -; • • • ' - IrellOw lentiff.
Scotch,' - '- - • • ' .., Honey Deiv.Scoteb;
• High Toast Scotch, ... '• Fresti Finney DeivScofeh,'
- .. . Irt.qh Iligli,Toast, - • . -... Fresh Scotch:* . .
er - Atiention is • calleii to the 'Urge reduction of pri
ces of Fine - Cut Chewing,and - Snioking Tobne.cos. 'which
will be folind of Superior quality.; • ,-. .- • • .• • .
, .
eliriallo, : . . . rt:ir.. OCT 0116%ct nil.: -eumicsa.'
Long, : • . : : -;* T. A. 1. : .,• or plain,' -. 5....1hg0,
No: 1. . ; . Ciirencli .h,•• or. Sweet; ".
.Spanuth,
240.1,• *••• • • Sweet Scented Oronoco, Canister,
Nos..l . &•2*niiic(i; • .Tin Foil cavendish,, '. Turkish.
•Granulated. _
N. 8.--•-• A circialar of pricee ; Will; be !tent on application.
.• July:4, •!d3. *:. • • . .- . f
.• - *tti-ly..i.
.. • ..
, .
LC1,11311.* Anflia'lßlLS-VJUXCINtU ES.'
I . t abl iris m ell t, ' l'emitre .st., • pati.vinc. ,
The subscriber announces to the public-that , •
he has purchased the interest'. of his late part
ner,lir. 11. B. Ea Tn.' in the Plianbing and Gas-.
fitting, Business. r rat that .he will carry-on the
businPss hereafie nf his' own. ricemint,:-• He respect
fully sol icitstbc, patronage - of the'public, which he will
'relidetivor to merit by strict. attention ;:to busiuess.• He
;has li,.,atell . hinishlf lii Centre, street, nearly . opposite
the Ainerican.llousit,. where he will be happy. .to meet.
all those who desire his services. ••' • '. • . . •
...- t - el FP constantly keeps on hand all - kinds- of Brass
:(.'deks,.Witterclosers, Iron,' Copper and . Lead Bath Tubs,
Porcelain add' Copper -Wash Basina.. Iron
. and Lead
Sinks,...livilttruts, .PaCement. Plugs, Gum and4,eather .
Hose forl?avements,..Bratielt - Pipes:Of all 'sizes, I .o galh =
Cr , with a general assiartinent - td - Gits - Figttiresz of the
'most approved kinds_ all of which will be sold and put
t k i, at the lowestt l ritili.,... -.. • GEO. N,-DOWNING.' '
'.Pot Aprtsville, 14,•!6l - ..•, % . tr,..tf
rt.
kilt -Conn' c Ilcinie Manufnclurcs.
• CILIA LES . KEIIIE:E.IL
. .
5.:.-VLArN
',Sect) .1
kNDER.. SA:FES. -
_ .
. •
..I id St " Pottsvill e,..
. • •
Announcef4. to thp businesscommunity of this - r. ' .
and the adjoinint Conned's; that. lie. diantifac-Irrt
[urea SAL. 3 3II, , ,NDER•SAFE of allz sizes and U
kinds, Warranted Pine-prof, - which, id pointof ~...
workmanshipal 'I finish, will compare with those .0b:
tained froM any ther establishment in the country.
lie alWayaktep sifes.on hand for sale, and will make.
them any size. ft cßanking.nnd 'other Public Institu
' lions, as cheap, if not theaper thadtheyetin be 'obtained
from abroad..
He4iefers.toit
,Cooch nad'A..ii
•hy4 Safes. in use.
'amifillay.w6cd, Gnorde Bright, Thos . :
ndsrmni of thin 'Brirongh, who .have
• - [June 13, !c3.-2441
• .
. .
l IN BHA , -, ISPIPLIEI4.:.-Thie anbieriber
hi. is Agent f r these's of the• Boston Gam Belting
Factory, and. fur . fishes superior , Belts at Factory prices,
alfsizes. kinds . d. lengths Belts of greater thickness.
I
. than, those kept n hand made to ;p de e r, - at the, shortest
- Malec; riShis o ere for Colliery priirroses have the pro
'lmam at theM 1. Also Steam ?adrift of 'every de- .
seription; Blast' g, Paper by the - single, or tiii , ,reguns.
•
or by the ton; a manufacturers' Oct!, . •
. SAFETY LAMPS, . of. the most approved patterns,'
t
thi
made orinspect d Government Wire, by thesingle n.'
. en, or hundred. Wire Guam% Wire by the-roll or - yard
always for sale , y . , - -•'. - : 13. - BA:i'iNAN,
April 23, '64,.. 11— '
. , . .
. . . . .
illitt ARGAINfi,.in PA1f,,,0401.111- end (MX
j-BIB3IIII.IIELLIS.
Silk Vaiasols . and Shade'', $1; $1 45.. $1.50 ' ' andsl. 15';
Silk Siiit-Umbrellas, $1 45, $1 60, $.l- 75 ..and.
V 2 - Superior 2
make,
Oil Boiled Silk Shades and. Um-.
IYrellas, - real French very low, with' all : ' .
:'
the novelties -ot Ills season. at IL DIXON'S'
Fancy Goods .Store, 'MS: EIGHTH' St.; Philadelphia
. . .. ... - . . .
Int IAIII!I.4IERff, - - ' , ...
• W.ATCBES,
1 CLOCKS,
SEWS
and LBY,i
ALWAYS'OIsT - g AND
. .
rf Ail kinds of.3lnstcal Instiumenta Stringa;
Bass Viol Strino;.(ini tar and Banjo String constantly
on hand.. •
~ . .
1 AIME;II gf4 : CANICRIAGES :1 2 .
.. . •
. .
The, undersi ed has taken the tibopin, East Torie s .':
Ran street, near Pontrora Ptntifdry, lately occu .ied bp.
offruan Risbell;wher.e be-la prepared to
receiVe ordengin his line Of businete, which t-,:z12-_'-"-.;f7
-will he promptly executed. All kinds of repairing ,nne, •
Li' Always on hand, finiabed sand-_purtly finished
work. which ran be inspected. E. Vtt - ,.10-'EEDEIC.- -.* -
4prll SO, , Gl.-19.3m1 .hate ofßeading, Pe.
_ .
0 tsav can yen see;liy"the'rlawn's. earli fight.,
. Whitt :so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last
.Whoct broad:stripes And. bright Stars through the
perilouS fight., • .. . •
' O'er the rireparts we-Wateh'd 'wena so gailaritly
.:• . •
*i-34 th 6 tockei:o nKI glaie;.and 11)6' bombe burnt,'
•
that the flag.v . va,s
0, say, dek the. star-spangleo. bettner,yetwavii •
- o , er ihmland-of tha. free. end th 6 'hump . the
.
. . .
On the shore dimly seen through:theirililst of the.
Where the.foe's haughty hest in dread silence
What ii 044 which. the breeze, 'o'er the towering
is it fttful y•blows, half conceals, half discloses?
Now iteatlies, the gleam of - the .mornings. first .
In fiillsghiry reflected, now shines on the stream ;
15 the-starsp,auglecl banner! 'O, long may it
O'er tho-lacd of the free 'and .114.1 mine of : the
. .
And.iyhere 'alba( bsnd yrho sotauntinglY. 'swore
. Thst, the haToc.of 'lraftuul the b - sftle'a confusion
A
'home and a-country should leave:us'-no morel
-Their bletid liar wasbetront their foul footsteps
niref,nge-could save the hireling and Ala o'
FrUm the terror' of, flight'or: the, glooni . of the
And the 'star-spangled_ 1
.- .lautior • in - triumph cloth
O'er the land . of the free zind . the . berrie - of the
O ; thus be it ever,..wheti freemen shall stand . ".
Bet Ween their toyed home and the viar'S'despia-
Blesso with victory. and, psoce,.nias. tbp.rion,von
.
rescued land • . • - •
• Praise the - i)ower that has inade• and: preserved
Then conquer we must, when onr . cause itis.just,
motto : ".In-God is our trust!"
And the, star-spangled - banner • in triumph '•sball.
• • • -
O'er thelaini of .Alia free and- the-home • at the
i 4-,- 4, ,
4 , i... ,
7 9
4,. ••
THE 'PRF_,SIDENCY.
Speech of Governor Johnsdn at
.•. ' - "
. .
kt.lnion rnasS ineeting. held . at
vine 9n the 10th Instant.. at, which GO . v . ernor
Johnson eras .the .speaker.:
clip the following repOrt . from the, Nashville
• .. •-. • ,•• •. • .
•I';lnes-c- • . • • • • . : • •
. . „
,
-• The
. tilipearance - - of Governor JohnSon'on
.the Steps;of the St. Cloud.llotel was greeted
croWd with: loud applause:- All
were anx'actuS to 'hear and see the utxt:Viee
President or theJ,Thited States,
After. thanking ;the ..assernbly for the Com . :
pliment they ,had: bestowed - on him, and: ti
few .other . .preliminary remarks,- Governor
Johnson _proceeded. to say that We afe.eu'- .
:gaged hva:great struggle for - free' go ern
went in the miter acceptation : of the tern':
'S:o far its thellW of the ticket is condern
ed,.the Huitimore ConVentitin has . said,,. not
". • - .• • . • • • •
mly it) the tutted. States; but •to all the nip= .
Lions of the earth,..that. ire • are ; determined to
„ .
.and.carry out of tree
gone: meat.: tApp . lausc . :] . That .Converitioa
announced and: confirt4eLl- • a dot .to
he clistetzatdet). was that .the Fight of se
cession, acid the power of at State to•plac . e it
sell' out•or the • Union, are not Irtlcof4pix.eil. -
The . C(invention,..inict Aeciared this
by . - its - -a - ethiri: ,tenni , ssee had beet) irt
. the
. . ' Governmeilt-.and' - wagiVit
treasonable war against its: ailthiOtY just as
outer Southern States has d6ne. '; She had
Seceded just as much as other States. had, and
left - the liniiirCas far as she had the power to ,
do so. --... Nevertheless, :the National conceit . ,
timi. had :declared. that .a State; Cannot:putt . it
self from under the - national authority. It - said
I.bfits first nomination - that the present Pres
ident, -.take Win , altegether,. was - the man to
• steer the ship of State .for the next four years.
[Loud Applause:l' Next it said—if:l maybe
- p - efluitted' t 6 speak , of myself,..not. in - -tlie -*ay.
of vanity. laitto Illtistrate:a. principle. Ire
will. g. , 6 into one of . the rebellious States and.
- clidose a candidate for the Vice Presidency.`."
Thus theTnien Party :declared its belief that
"the rebellions . .Stal es lire.. still - in the Union,
and that theixloyal...citizena areStillcitizens,
of the linitedflates.. • And 'now there is-but
orie•griat - .werk for us to, iIM.. -- that, is to put
idown the rebellidu. - Our dutyls - to sustain
the dovermnept and-help - it with. all our Might
to crush - out a rebellion which is in - violation
- 4 -all that:is - right-4nd sacred. ... -, • • .• :
-
Governor Johnson said he - had no impaa
siened appeal to Make to the -people in' his
own. behalf. :. -le had notseught the, poSition
assigned - him - iy theNtitiorial-. Convention.--
Not a Markin ll the . land Can. - triithfolly say
that I ha.Ve as -ed him 'to - use :his influence in
Mfbehalf in: that.hody, for the positional-..
- lotted to me,: or for:any. . Other: . On the con
trary; I have jaVolded• the.. candidacy. ,But
While I haVe cot - sought' it, - it Still 'beteg' Con- -
ferred r tipbn the i .thisought, I: appreciate it
the More highly. •. 'Being Conferred upon Me
Without, solicitation; I shall . not decline - it.._
[`Applause:] :-- Conic weal or Woe, ,success .or
defeat,. sink or swim,
.s - urVive - or perish, - I ac
cept the nomination, - on principle, be - the con-.
sequences what-they . niey. - 'I win do What:l .l
believe.; to: he..my. duty, . I 'know. there are
thosii here *he - prpfess to feel a ecinteinpt for
me,: and'l; .on - Ithe other hand, feel my auperi
erity :to.. them... - I have always -understood
thatthere , is a sort. 'of eichiSive aristocracy
about Nashville Which effects - te'Contenin all
who are liet:Within its - little 'circle. ..Let thein
enjoy their epiniona . ..: : I have heard it Said.
"Woith.molie ,,, this map, andatit:of it the'fellow: ,
• . w .•
The aristocracy btls been. the bine .of the
slaye stateS, nor has the north heeh wholly
free from the, curse.: It • is which I
have alwaysTorced to respect, me,: for .I have
ever set it at defiance.- The respect of the
honest,' intelligent and industrious class I have
endeavored to win by my conduct as a man.
.One of the chief - elements a this rebellion is
the opposition of the slave aristocrat'- to be
ruled by irien who have:risen from the ranks
of the ' people. This aristocracy. hated Mr.
Lincoln because he was of huMble : - origin, a
rail splitter in early-life.'- One of-them, te
private secretary of Howell Cobb, said to me
one •day,' after a long conversation, "I'Ve Poo
pie .Of the South will not submit to be gov-,
erned by a man Who•has, come up from the
ranks of the, common people, as Abe Lincoln'
has." ;He tered the essential feeling and
':,spirit of this Southern rebellion.. Now, it,
has just occurred to rue;sif this aristocracy is
so violently, opposed to :being: governed by,
lira Lincoln, what in the name of conscience,
will it do with Lincoln and Johnson?, [Great
laughter.] I reject with • scorn this whole
idea of an arrogant aristocracy. I believe
that man is o capable of self : government,' irre
spective of his Outward. 'circumstances, and,
whether he be.a laborer, a shoemaker, a tai- i
lor e or a grocer. The question is whether'
man is capable of self:governrnenL - I hold
with Jefferson, that government was made
for .the convenience of Juan, and not man for I
the government, That laws and constitutions,
werellesigncl as mere instruments to promote
his welfare. And hence, frona•this principle,
I conclnde that. governments can and ought
to be.changed and amended to cOnform to the
wants, to the. requirements . and progress , of
the people, and the enlightened spirit of the
age. ,[Loud applause.] • NoW, ifany of your
Secessionists have lost, faith in man's capa
bility., of self-government, and feel unfit for
the exercise of this great right, -go straight to
rebeldom, take: Jeff .Davis, Beauregard - and
Bragg, for your masters, and pnt their collars
on your neck's. - • -
.Andiliere let one say that now lathe time to
recur to theie fundamental principles,. while
-the land is rent with anarchy and uphenves,
'with the throes of a mi o mlity revolution. While
societris. in this disorderered state, and we
are seeking security, let us fix the foundations
of the Government on 'principles of eternal
justice which will endure for all time." There
.is ari lelement in, our midst' :who are for per
petuating the institution of slavery. Let vile
say to you, I Tennesseeans and- men from. the
Northern' States that slavery is dead. • It ;was
not murdered by' Me. ' I told you long ago
what: the is hit would be if you 'endeavored
'Lego out of the union to save slavery, and
that the , ret3ult would, be.. bloodshed, . rapine,
devastated fieldsplundered villiages, and cit
ties; and tberefore I urged you to remain-,in
the • Union. In ; tiying to ,save slavery
.you
-
kitiedit an 'lost your, oviii freedom. - .Your
''slaVery, is ' cad, but.l did:not murder it. As
Macbeth *dloltanquo' - bloody ghost, ~.
.. • , Nader shake the gory locks at me,--- -'
- - .Th u must not sNy Idid it - • - _ • ,•
- Blavttry' sdead;:aftd'you•Mitst• pardon hie
I do not wimp ever ' its dead body ;" you
Can bury it 'out or sight. ' . lii xestonng the'
State leave,ont - thatdisturbing and dangerous
element, and use only those pans:of the Ma
chinery Which Will move in harmony.
Star Spangled Rawter.
„
Now,. In regard to anahclpatlon, I want to
say to thn blacks that lilicrty ;neaLs liberty to:
work and-enjoy the fruits of your labor.—
Idleness is not' freedom. = - rdOire'that
men 'shall . have, a .fair start : and an equal
ir i ,
ohance_in the .
race- of life, - and let him suo
coed .wllo.kas the has merit. his, I think,
is a principle of heaiten. I _ a • for, emancl
patiOn for two reasons, first because it is right
msitself, and second, beUmise in! the emend-
notion of . the slaves, •we.breakl down an odi-
DUS and.dangerous aristocracy. I think that.
We are - freeing more whites. than blacks in
Tennessee. I want to see SlaVery Nokia np,
and when its barriers .are thrri down, ..1
want to see industrious,,thri y emigrants'
pouring hi from all parts of the eountry.—
Come on! We need your, h:bor, your skill,
your capital. We want your enterprise and
invention, .so that hereafter Tennessee may
rank with liew,England. in the arts and me
chanics,' and that when we visit itte,patent - of-..
fice at V . Vmliington, where the ingenious-me—
chanics.or the free States lave, placed their
models, we need. not blush that Tennessee
eau show rtotEm_ g but a mousetrap, or some
thing of about as much importance. Come
on! We greet you with a hearty _welcome
to the soil of Tennessee. i
Here s soil the
most fertile in every agricultural prodnct ;- a
delightful add hettlthx , ,clituate; forests, water,
power, and Mines of inexhaustible - richness ;
, .
cotne, s tind help us,..redegin„TennesSec, • and
mak.o.her a powerful and flotirishipg §tate..
Bnt iu a.coru*:.a.coni.ention-t o :reStore the
State,.-who : sliall:restoreand .re-aStablisli it
Stallthc: gtite his influence arid hitt
meanslO deStroy the Gcierninent? Is he_to
participate, in .the great .Work, of reorgauiza-.
Awn'? Shall he who brOught work,
up:
on the Statehe permitted to, control deiti
nies. bn so, '• then: all !this .preeibus
blood ,of .oliebrairn-soldlers-auld; officers, so
freely ppured r . out, will haye been . wantonly.
spilled. All the glorious victories won by
our noble armies , will go for nought, and All
the battlefields . which have ben with
dead .heroes•diuin e ,cr have
been niade..nientorahie in vain: 1 Why:all this
.carnage mid devastation?: It !wait that Area-.
.son.puglit be put'l46%Vti and taitorsi punish*-
Therefore I say that traitors should take's
back seat in the work.of restoration 'lf there
. .
be -but .foie IlioUsantilnen in-: Tennessee loyal
to, the' Constitittlan, loyal to freedo , 'al to
justice, thee:.truo faithful . ten; oUld
.contrtilthe work of reorganizat n
,and:re - -
formation absolutely. [Loud and prolonged
silk that the
•tp he a citizen, and In joining the febellici . n
has become a public enemy.] lie lbifcited
hifi•rialt to Tote with . l4al'men . .when he r 6.-
infneed his citizenship and.sought • tqldestro,y .
'onr.Goyeraiircnt.; W e 'say. o 'the. mast.'• 10n
`est.and industrious foreigner *ho comes from
England: or: .Germany. to . dwell among' us,
and to add to 1116 - wealth , of thil country :
Before .you can be . ;st Citizen, • you must
silty - here for 'five - .yeas." If we _are so
cautious •about foreigners,. who voluntarily
ienbUfice . .thejr.hOine.; to live with us, whit
.
should we say. to the :traitor, who, although
born:
_autil ; :-reared :among . - lias raised
•a • parricidal hand • - against the..Governaient .
which always protected :lint My •jadg
Ment is, that he Slim:11(111m; aulAecita to .a se
vere ordeal before liais restored to citizenship.
_ . .
A. • fellow , .Who takes the 'oath - imerely to save
his property, .and denies the validity,. of the
o a th, .is aTerjured•Man',. aml. lot to be trust
ed. • Before. these repenting retiels can be
trusted, • let:them,bring forth the fruits-of re
pentente.•whe. helped to, makp all.theec
widows aii.orphans who - drape the streets of
.I . s•;liville,in 'mourning ; should suffer, for his
.great crime: . *lle work is in our hands;; ,We
eau destroy this rebellioM With Giant- thund
ering• on the Potomac, hefore Richmond; and
Sherman and Thomas oh their march toward
Atlanta, the daY:Will,ere long :-lie ours. .Will
'any madly.persist in rebellio Suppose that
1111141nd number be'slain in eery Vatic, it is
plain , that - thoresult Must be tter extermina
tion. ofthe rebels: .-Ah, theS rebel . leaders
have a strong personal reason
to save their neeks . - from - thel
those leaders ltist . feel the
Government,. . Treason mus
ons, -. and:, traitors ninst. be
impoverished;... Their
tions ..must be • seized an
small farms, Nand •sold to ' honest indus: '
trious men. The day for protecting the lands - ,
and negroes of these author's of rebellion is
past. It is. high time' it Was.. I have been
most-d ply pained at some things which have
come un • observation_' We get men in
command who - , der the influence of flattery,
fawning and caress r, grant protection to the
rich traitor, while the oor Union man stands
out in the cold, often unable to get a re
ceipt or a voucher for his losses. [Cries of
"That's so I" from all Parts 1 - the crowd.]—
The " traitor can, get lucrative contracts, •
while the loyal man is pushed aside, un
able to obtam a of of his just
•
claims I am'telling truth. I' care
nothimr t ' for stripes
and shoUlder Straps.
I ivantthem all to hear whati.l say. I have
beemon &gridiron for tw6 ydars at the sight
of these abuses. I' blame riot the Govern
ment for these wrongs, which are the. work
l
i
of weak or faithless subord'nates. Wrongs
will be committed under eve y form of gov
ernment:and every administ ation. For my
self I mean to stand by the Ove,mment till
the flag of the Union shall , ave over every
city, town, hilltop,and crosS-roads in its full
power and majesty. The nations'of &Europe
are anxious for our OverthroW. France.takes
advantage of, our internal , difficulties, and
•sends;itlaximillian off to llexibo to set up a
monarchy on our borders. .The day of reck-'
:oning is approaching_ The time is not far
-distaptWhen the rebellion will be, put down,
and then we will attend to this Mexican' af
.fair, and say to Louis Napoleon, ' Yon can
set Opp° monarchy on this continent.' [Great
applause,] An expedition into Islexico would
be a sort of recreation to, the, brave !soldiers
:who 'are now fighting the battles •of the.'
Union; and the French concern would quick=
aybe wiped out. Lotus ix! united.' I know
thaethere are but two parties - . now; one for
the country and. the, other against, and I am,
for my country. . ' , •
_,
".''l am a Democrat 'in the strictest meaning
.of the term. lam for this Government, be- .
cause it is den Government of the
people. j lam for putting downthis rebel
lion, because it is war against democracy: He
who stands oil stirring up diseontent in this
State and -hig - gling 'about ficgroes, -is practi
cally in the rebel camp, and encourages trea
son.' . He who in, Indiana or Ohio makes war
upon the Government out! of regard to sla
very is just: as bad. The• salvation of the
country is now the only business which con
cerns the patriot. '
'.ln conclusion, let us g.ive Our thanks, not
formal but heartfelt thanksi to those; gallant
officers and soldiers who have come to our
rescue, and delivered us from the rebellion:
And though money" be expended, though life
be lost, though towns and cities be desolated,
let the war for the Union go on, and the stars
and stripes he . bathed, if need be 1 / 1 1i nation's
blood, till law be restored and freedom firmly
established..
Governor Johriscin retired amid loud and
continued cheering, and the large crowd dis-
persed to their homes. ! . ,
WHO, IS - ANDREW. JOHNSON.?
.
If .
any one - has any doubt on this anbject,
in view ofthe responsible position to which
3ir: Johnson is evidently destined, he has
but to turn to apy.patt - Of'the noble . Ten
ttessean's record since the outbreak of the re
bellion. In his famous reply.to Se.nator Lane,
of Oregon, in the first debates on the subject,'
when asked what hewould do were he Pres
ident of the United States he said
.. : •
_ "The, distinguished Senator from Oregon
-asks me what I would' do. with the rebels,
were I President .of the United, States?
.Would have them. arrested, I would have • them
tried, and iffound guilty, by the ETERNAL GOD. I
Would have them E.XE . C; UTE D. " • .
• This was ho hasty ebullition of feeling, but
the language of deltberation, as is showu by
the unvarying course otif.r. Johnson ever'
since. During the last spring. he addresind,
his • old neighbors' of Eat" -Tennessee in .a:
speech from which we take the following ex-
"Tlte time lifts arrivedliihmi treason must
be made odious,_ when, traitors must be pun
ished."-irapnverisbed property taken
froin them, whether it .be!thetr .horses, their;
lands or theiriegroes, arid given fettle limo
bent, tlie,honest, the 10ya1,,; upon - whOm the
calamities ofthis unprovoked and Twist wick
*edlrebellion taii3 fallen With . such crtishing
Vhat!liaa brought Ahis . war .upon us?.
Let Me - answer in uue -Word ;. let me speak_ it
loud that ate deafest:Man in this Multitude
can hear me—Slavery! [Hundreds of voices
—That's Ito;. that's God's truth:'] Men talk
about 'the 'Constitution' and ,State rights.
:They sneer at the emancipation proclarnatain,
' and call it a tyrannical assumption Of author
Ity, a despotic usurpation of power.' Listen
to what I now say.: all such talk is the
guage of treason, • ',
.'ont,htituca llie clouds ,appeardark and.
loWering—sometimei I confess to a Lceling of
gloom; bat when rememberthakthere.le.a,
God lam encbituved. Thciugh,:;nat:Zatitelli,
gious as 3 otight to lie, I sometimes walk by
titith, and I have found- it a convenient way
of walking when it iS too darkiiii t and
on the whole, though our Suffering has beert
great, our blessedness all the greater
when the day of our triumph shall comel!'
• • •
. . . .
Speech df.Vlce-lkresidetitillinalin
---ills. OptidO4r . of. the
a: •
-. • Cndiates: - •'; , '". - ' •
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin made a speech at .•
a ratification -. -Bangor;rldaitie, on. -
Saturday: evening; June 18th, of which ..we • •
lind a report in Ile Whig:. He' argued 'at
length the duties brilatxiotism and, theti anti- - -:
slavery' poliey'of •the"GoVernment, and. con- ' •
eluded as follows : • • . - •
•
Of President Lincoln, there-Were no: words
which he could use that would'inerease him -
in their 'estiMation. 'They have, long - loved
him as,the cherished .andhonored Chief Maly _
istrine of the'ruttiou,'Mid belied been roman- .
Mated and -- would-be re-eletted in obedience.,
to the will of . the people. - He "Could only re-,. • .
peat what. he. had so often said; that President; „
:Lincoln .was a irkitn..Of 'eminent abilities, and • .
Of rare and unsurpassed integrity, , Who will • •
administer the.Goverunient. wisely and well, - : •
.•
and bring the nation out of. iti•present •difil
*ties and plant it , upon . the. eternal princi-
Plea of liberty.. • ..Ile will eertainly, do no in- ' •
tentional wrong,•.• and we may - .repose in con
fidence that all his- undivided ...efforts • will be,
devoted unselfishly to : his' country's good,. -
The . fearful . . , responsibilities which. have, :
• rested - and will'continue
,to, rest-, upon him, .•,
are'such as have been . plce Upon ho other • •
.man. The. contemplation of it alone is fear- -
..•
fill; what then thust be the reality ? . But um-.
der a,gcod :Providence, he :will - sustain and •
-discharge responsibilities. -He (Mr:
Was not unmindful of - the fact-that.manytad •
complained that.the •Presidentlad been too
slow, while others-had also, complained that • '•
he had:been fed - fast, or even, rash in his acts.
With a people like ours, rietive,:',restiVe and • •
• „
impstient-; and unused • to the scenes of. war,
he who would-provoke no discuision of pro- .
.duce nn•dlyision oropirdon .would be more •
:than human. Amid the perils that had *sur- •
rounded the ship.,of State, he had gtilded her •
With the hand of a skillful pilot, and-Would'
soon reach the quiet haven of peace.. Elea :
Biel by• yoni..vott..S,: as
.you will, and. in the , -..••
meantime give to. him your. earnest . co-opti-- • -
-ration in the discharge of 'the duties that'dti- • .
.Volve•uponlitn. : • •-•• •.• .. • • -•.. . .
' In withicin organizationfedmposed of.'men
of all, political organizatiops, it was :deemed
wiSest and best to select a than ,
Wlio . hitd been.
: identified with the I)eimeratic party, and . the ••
honored and • incorruptible . . patriot,: AndieW
jOhnsen, -of Tennessee, was .nominated for
Vice-Presider!, and lie .spolth , .of Andrew _•-.
•Johnson from- a long and intimute acquaiu-. .
sand,.: knew him Weil, and a purer • pa- _ -
triot did not live inthe land. :He had been '
Governor of Tennessee, - rind had represented, ,
. his State in the Senate 'and House of Hepre-
. sentaiiyes of the United : States. *From - . his ...
king. and varied:experience in, the councils of -
.hiS country, and by his intellectual abilitiea•
and heroic pitriotism,.he - was eniineritly tit.
to discharge . the,duties of. President'sheuld.• - .
' • he,. in'the .Provience of Gnd,- be called to, do
so. .Ainidst traitors in the Senate froin. his '
OWn . sectien; he stood. unmoved ; true..to . 'the
:Union, and unconditionally loyal to his coon -
try... - With loyalty cests nothing. Not to. be .
se
,was supply infamous. Butte men who ed . r
in the Midst: of treason': and „rebellion, 'and
who literally took their lives in.:their'. hands
for adliering,to their country's-flag; there.was
Indeed Much. merit:: -.Sileff was ~the position. .
of Andrew Yolinson ;• faithful hestood among `-
the faithless.- Separated froth his hothe, driv-, •
•eri from his State, his property-seized and con- -
fiscated,•hiS sons imprisoned, and his wife and . : •
children &limn to the mountains, forthe pre- . - •
aeration of their: lives, are some of the evl- .
(Mikes which - :prove; beyond till deubt; the
to slily . Andrew Johnson. •I. will only • -
•Add that he' hasgiven to'the' Government his
en Winching , support -of all the measures Which
have been adopted to crush out thii rebellion: •
He long since saw,' With thi'eye a-• saga- ,
cioui.statesnian, that slavery could not be left -
again to imperil_ the country's peace and Safo-; • -
ty,. and has acted upon that conviction. -He
is every way eminently 'fitted 'and,. qualified
...
Iciithe..positionto w.hich - he has been nomi- •
tithed, and le will have our honest'and earn
ett endorsement-and support.• • •
Such are the, men.put in nomination hy.the
unien. - organizalion for President and Nice •
Presidept, Wcirthy:"personalltfor theiterni
bent ability
,and . integrity of your earnest and •
Unqualified support,,to Carry 'out therprinci- •
pies set forth in - :the tesciluticins.- of the Con
„.
ventien. .
fOr.bolding out
' halter:l . , And
power of the
be - .made odi
.piu*hed. and
seat • planta
divided
• The :llllea - 10)er Demotriiii::- •
ilkins Micawber is again . in.difticulty. .
It iS.really .surprising that this estimable. gen
tlematveanunt be appreciated—that. 'he. can
neither,succeedin the coal, the, brewery, or.
the banking-business.. His misfortunes coin.;
pel a kitid - pf sympathy; 'for if. there Is any,.
a
thing sad to;see it is this spectacle of man
going throuei the wprld.perpetnally.ivniting•
for :"somethmg to turn *up." Mr; blleawber
is now in. a - pecnliar trouble.= He ie really A
F.l)llen.Tow . er...: He cannot • find a: candklate.
-he cannot tiorrirvi a platform—he cannot
even g.,et a Convention. 'What is to be done?
Ho purposed going to. Chicago - , and Mr. Val
landigham, his next best friend, undertook
the perils of a. join - pep from. Canada to Ohio,:
entering' Hamilton in a dramatic wity,i in the
hope of giving life and tire to: the Chicagd
Convention. Even that 'has failed.. Vallan
digham finds himself, in ti state of - sip and
misery in ,Dayton—despised by -one'party:
distrusted y his own friends, and very sak
indeed because •no 'one will pin; him under
arrest:: If' he bad only beemarrested there
mightlave been a riot,: a great trouble, much*
excitement, and•an opportunity at. Chicago
for Mr.. Micawbei. •
Then there were hopes
of Mr. MCCLELLAIS. This Micawber of war
riors, was just the man the Micawbei
Demoaracy. He.manage Niar very much
.as' his great original managed fineness,
and with 'much the same result. - Ho, got
into diltculties on
,'the'Peninsula, and
had sto come, home. • Why should - he not .
be made 'a candidate-dbr. the:Presidency ?
He was popular throughout the South. He
was respected by the rebels. He had never
said a word to injure the feelings of most
Sensitive Southern gentleman. *shad may
aged.a large army so - that as little injury. as
'possible would be done to the rebellion. He
was precisely' the, man.for Chicago. • A Mi--
cawbcr party could iiono better than nomi. •
nate a Micawber captain; and _So men be
lieved. • Mr. MicaWber sloat not, think so.—
lie wants' to waitit little longer. This • man
Grant has ruined whatever reputation as a
military man McClellan may hay.ii - evergained.
Mr. Mie.awber is,' therefore, in diflicultke
again. 'He conclUdes to go to Chicago, but
to wait two months longer and see if Boma
thing will not,possibly turn up.' •
The issue therefore stands Fremont and
Cochrane on the one hand, Lincoln and John,
son on the•other. AsFremont and Cochrane
represent nothing but a small miserable fac
tion, we may virtually say thatlincoln and
Johnson are alone in Ilie c field: • They have,
- no rivals:
,'Their enemies virtually surrender
the fight. , These enemies say that they have
exaMmed the record of Lincoln and Johnson
—the 'administration of the army and navy,
the career of'the former as President, and of
the latter as Governor and Senator; the plat
form upon which they. stand, and the prin
ciplcs t heyrepresent—and - they - find it I inpes.
sible .to name 'a Candidate to oppose them
'or' to construct a platform in opposi
don that carrin any way command the coral- -
deuce of the . people.. 'ln other words, this
great Copperhead cOmbination ,bows down
- before the will.of the people. Filled with en
mity and hatred' desirmg above all things the
overthrow of the country- and the Achninilt
tration, it is afraid to, take the field on ground
of its own choosing, to accept the challenge
we have given": It is. afraid to say - now what
printiples it believes. or. What man'it deems
proper - to 'represent those principles: We
find the'. 'Convertgon in Illinois refusing to
anY : .resolations but one endorsing'
Vallandigbant. It prefers to wait, until
the Convention meets and deter
mines In other words - the Do
micil:ter in 'lllinois,' and, indeed, in most
parts of . the country, do not know what
_hi
• ' believe until, they aro instructed-by Mr. 'Val
landigham anda cornpany, ' of, gentlemen at
•Chicagot '
They have a word tit sympathy.
for a - banished.traitor, but they have no word
of syinpathy for our cause; no voice.; sentl
merit, or opinion on any issue, involiredln our
• was for a harassed and stiffering•country, A.
great contest has been raging for years;
thousands of men- have" been slain; deeds