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CoPte* Sr - the ,Elliateeo4-Joiariaal
can beAlltined: everylitinnatiat
.11MCEE: " -
GEO. d.-PRI'tCHIIBiI, a: -••-• •
MRS.- HOLMES, St:Clalr • •
LOUIS 1L HOCH • " ..-
-HENRY S: BONER; Ashland; . .
R SCHNELL, , " .. • • .
' PETER' MOORE, 'Port Carbon. . •
DAVID PRILLIPS, .Mahanoy City. ' •
WM. 13. BENSINGER, Tam-aqua.
H. N. CORE, Schuylkill Haven. - •
FOE PRESIDENT,'
AB RAITANI
FOR 'VICEIRESJDENT,.
DREW JOTTIN SON..
National Union Electoral Ticket.
SE.NATOI4I..k.L. .
mi,rt.on - AllieLiel,
Thomas CM - Mingliam, Beaver Connty. , 7 .
lIF.PIIESEXTATITYS, -
1 'Robert P. King, 'l3. Elias W. Hall,
/ G( ,- , , rge 31. Coatos, 14 Charles H. Shriner,
2 'Henry Bumm, 16 John Wister, .
4 William H. Kern, • • 16 David 3PConaugtiy,
5 PartinJenks, . 17 David W. Woods, "
6 Charles IL Butk, 18 Vase Benson, •
iwber_t Parke, . 19 John Patton,
s William Taylor, 20 Samuel B. Dick;
9 Jelin A. Heintand, 21 E,verhard Bierer, .
theharil H. Coryell, 22 John. P. Penny •
1 Edward Halliday, - 23 - Ebenezer 3.l!Junkin,
2 Charles F. Reed, •24 John W. Blanchard.
Union Standing Uoituty . Committee..
.
r.4.t.Friile—Lin Bartholomew, Chairman; Major
amen Wren, F. B. Wallace, John P. Koffman.
ffirterst-ille--Jamb. S. LaVITI.MMS.
Clair—Griffith T. donee. • ,
Ashland—James B. Cleaver. : ;
Maltanoy •
p;ditty/kiii Haren—Hugh.N. .
Tativvitia—ltotx , rt L. Leyburn. . • .
Trey/toil—Daniel B: - . , . •
3•lol.l.!tv•yrt—Dr. E. Ti AV.hber.
. .
Piargrar4;.—Daniel
Orteigsburg—:-Samnel Leffler. - ' -
East Bi-moorick.—.Jaeob Pyle. "
Wayile---lianiel R. Reed. .
Sew Castle—Ephraim,Phillips.. ' •
.Eidrrcl—Peter W. Nntz. • . . .
ilevins--Simon Sluicker..
?PION COUNTY CONVENTION.'
.The Union men .of County who de:-
ire to secure the election .of Abraham; Lincoln
r President and AndieW Jcihnson for Tice Pres
dent, and who firmly believe .that uprin the sno-
C.SS of the great Union Party 'depends the exist—
zwe of our .Government, the permanency and
rpetnity 'of reput&an institutions and the
reservation of law and 'order; and are resolved
hat the brave soldiers in the field shall be sue
aired iu their heroic efforts to crush armed trea
,4 anat.? , secure a lasting peace; are requested
meet in -Their reapeetive • Election Pistriats
Itroughont the Couuty, on. -
• . • Saturday, Artatatt - 20th, 1864,
t , trreezi the hours of 3 and 7 o'clock in the.after
o'ion, and elect two-Delegates from-each District,
hki shall meet ini Convention' at th e Court House,
. the 'Borough of Pottsville, on-Monday,• August
I, 184, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,-for the
iiirp.se of nominating a County ticket to be
limirted at the ensuing October election. The
Innen of these delegates. Rill be. held at the
laces and by. the persons follou - ing • respectively,
. .
Aliburn-liontie of Moses H. Hoovor—Benjarnii
4 , h, Samuel IL, Moyer. .
Asldawl—Bast.Warrl—lToume of tut H. Brigh
Aalilon"M. - Mock; Thomas B. Bancioft. : '
.. .
Ward—House-of• Peter Heller—Lewis
Wlrcl-1 - 10ine of Enoch - W. Morgan—El):
iezer Evans, Peter B. Buck. • .
Hi 'use of Francis. Deugh;r-L-liriel -
v....l:Daniel Green. • -
BuMr=-Honse. of '
: John- 'Whitman—John P.
Paul Paul. - .
Irptlie--Honse of Daniel - G. Barnett—William
Charles Marsh. • ' • •
Trancli--Douse of D: H. Wileox,-Abrm.
'olut man. Daniel Dillman. • • •
Brunswiek-- - Ifouse (Yr George Drelbelbies
Vapt, Lewis Dielier,.lsral Stamm; •
It Brunsmiek---Honso of Michael Moser—F:
ai,ler, George Hummel. . . •
A',o•l/ t .i•;',l.s--Hoit,ie:of Joseph Bothwell—Wm:
.I , lonaltl, Jacob Gl, o'er. . • . . •
nadir Qtss-.....H0u5e of Charles Walker—Tham a s
htion, :foal It. Davies.- •
•
- of George Fertig—Am.
i.ll - er. Henry WAToffman. •-
Eidroi—lionse of • D. Herb—Charles Heetz,
:u:yn Heider:
..• •
Fostei—ilons..e 'of Johri Heck-:-George
Antuer, John Brennan.• .-• • • - • •
Fra iie.ii—House of. David Loin anon—Cape. Adam
11
i,•, John - •
_ _
•
itegink=„Hiiiiise. of Edward Fegely—Jacob Dun
. •
iherger, Eihts:Arti.
,-.ll(inse of Mosiis Dieter--4acob.Seitze,.
E. Kaufman. • •
I tidiliquille—rlfonse •of lsrael -Koller- James
arnor,Henry Drumheller; Esq. -
.Ifahrmy Oi '
ty—House of Ereanuel Boyer:—B.
. F. Carter. • .•- • . •
Mahanoy Torrosi4p 7 -House of Henry gnyder—
iiii D. Porter. David •Klingerman. • .
2 .lliversTille—East Ward—House •of Wm. ''Ster
•r-.-J. F. G. KuniSies,.Esq., Franklinßenscinan..
West Ward‘j-TionSe of Evan.EvansLemtiel D,
see, Samuel Felix: . .
Mime( Carbun- , -Honse of; Mrs.- C. - Grim--An
•i•w Gray, Jeremiah Himuriel. •
North 31,jdheirrt—Ilonso of 'Frederick Beck—
i•erge Hoffman, Mitrks E. Eckert. •
.ath elm - of Andrew • lieber,—'
mid M. Itefs - ir, Jobn Berger. '
Meidiepi•»l-I.luuse. of. Henry Kreiii•-•—.John C.
-liltrappe. Chas. Bensinger. '
efistii.-"--Hou se of Enliraim
. Fitzsimmons. Esq., WiM.Littlehales. •
Tionse of John LetchCiforgan
wartz, Ernst Gross. • ", •
•
_ _ .
Eng ...VorirPgialt-,119115q of. James I.,eopard-.
-. , ph Allen, James S. Kirk. . •
Or'rigeuo7-4Toitse of George Shoener,-George
Fey, Win. S. Albright.- •• . • •: .
Pao .4./16,"House of John Sterrett—W.: S.
'illson,•Esq., John Medlar.: ) . : •
Pori i'arbini—House of Michael-K. •Weand
:ha G winner, Henry R. Heebner.- •
Port. Clinton—House of . Jeremiah Fachtohn ,
rawford,'John S. Rick:
Pinefirore Borough—House of Samuel P. Fil
•rt—llenr, - Wermz, John Hoch. •
Pinep , ore Torciish ij,-,HouSil of John Dubbs—
aniel Felty, Peter Stine. • • .
Potlsr ilfe—South Ward,--‘House of Jesse Drnm-:
Her—lleury_Clay Rnssel, 'Joseph F. Solders.
:oath East Ward--American liciiseHFlenry
:scan;;, Wm. L. ;Yoder. •.'
little Ward—House of JohnlicHarion—M. B.
11..10hn P. Bertrain.
NOW' East Ward—House of Thomas Williams
'.ilward•Morrisoil, Adam Sliertle.
;orth We.;•;.t Ward--House of Daniel •
Rnklin Harris, Dr. G. N. Bowman. - •
Porter —Flange of George.Reinert—Peter•Kess
reDaniel G. Herb: •
Thish --House of .Charles Blew—Jacob Finst;
Krum: ; • •• . • .
ii , t/I-n--School House—John MoSer,' Morgan
.0.?,•11.• ' •
Reilly • —
.lienise of Mrs._ Zerby-'—johm - :Adams,
.seph -Perry. : . .‘• • . - •
Sehmi/b/1--Douse of Rowbottoni--Daniel
[relenfort. Charles Miles.-.
seforytkill //oecn,---,North Ward—Honae - of.
lam Snyder.—Henry W. Bowman, John Rupp..
East Ward—Pul.lic School House.--John- "Risk
on, B. E. Heiner. - •• • " • • - •
South Ward—HouSe of M . S. Mary Koons—Hen
•B. Zulu, h, Joseph K. Graeff. • • •: . '
Vest Wardifonse of . Mrs: Mary Knns--Al-
LeihY, Thomas Wluileti.
Ward—Hone of Tyre
, rn-Al..ll.:lrwin,.John Cook.
:nth Ward—House of Christopher Bueehley.
I H: Koch,
_J,dni Steitziner, - Esq. •
'monotrz—Eot • Ward- - --House, of Edward
h-LE. Dennison, Bodo 0. Witman. '
Till Ws rd - House of Michael Beard—Wm. T.
'hop jolin.Conrad, Jr. • • .'.• .•
Soutl; Ward—House cif John K. Leavitt,L-Hen-
Fiiterline; John N. Speece. -
Samuel -Webber•—Jiimes
•
t7rl ion -House of John Femitermacher---Josiah
Henry Zimmerman. ' • •: • • •
17i7,n•. ant (Ingo Hbuse of Daniel S. • Herb,
Is•lae Knorr, Esq., Henry 11Offa.: - • •
lkshinoton --"Tioth , 6 of Isaac , Bahlorf—Michael
.-nric.k. Joel i:tunim.'
- thoise of Charles Hummel—Col. John
. 11. , froer,. Charles Krecksr.
If; .t . Penn --House of Thomas W. Mantx—John
Charles H. Kistler. -
LEN BA RTHOI,OMEW, nhairman.
B. SecTelpry. - • • .
itIEt*IPTM -
or
~ < , ,b trrirrions to the . Myles' jencrnai griitee /a4t
Ihrtbanation
tl+llll t I .14tiv 4. '4:4..
I\".•aver to Jab 1. '44
trai - . to Nov 1.
len,thlitger, 10 FPI) 1,..65
in Sitznrt to Nov 1. '6%
Webb to :luny 1, .671
Freeland to .Tan 1. , 65
11 ,. r....111 to Noy 1. -
V.utu.z.to July
- tit•. , •Atulatt to July 2R;
Pittcr to 15,-I,t 21,
41., I' Las, to Angut , t. 1, '65,-
1( 11mq-to Ort 12. '6d,
It toAng.l., '6', •
!O•r .7 firothvr to July I..•*C't
F Holt, to July
•
3.; Son br.inn
hn Jim 1, •
.n. I',•uningtott & 4o to July, 12, '6d,
l'ar, - 4,t0 Aug, '6l.
Nt-verg: to Fel, :I, . 6 66....
iah Caltityttll to 'Silty 16, - •.6.5 • -
tier, tO Feb A, `6.1 .... ... .
•:brim Berge?' to Aug 12, 9 6.1 ... ... .
lum L Vbitney to July 1, '64 '
E to July 1, '64 ti
-
t. 711 to July 1, '65:.
HO-um to - June 1; .66. , • • - 2 50,
Wiles S Co to Jan 1, .56 2 50
ktvlsnrehl to Feb 28, '1.5 • ; ' . . 2 50
- 14 Trotter to Jan /...'66
.I'sloody..to Aug 1, .65 • 2 !,0
Prescott to Jan I, '65 ' 2 60
Po'ntieß Son to Jan 1., '65 2 Sri
, uslorkman to .lan 1, '65 2 50
Let an to Feb 1, o;:i • '• 150
, `rrezi., IA; Jan 1.'65.:. . ......._• 2 50
r - IV. tme sendiw bilk to our. 61311ecrlhera at ,22 50.
,1 pawlnit rerelpt, they:will he charged at the . ad
priee of i' - ,75 6 - according CO our terms. .•-
". di hs under obligation,. if those who. are in-
Lot . ill he kind enough to obligations.'
theft snbserip
s• 4c. hir help . has nearly all none to, .thc war,
uel - kve 00 time to collect
that three years ago the paper Ma - which the
rh:d :• . 4etptell-cort UN rents a pound. We are now.
',l74,rta.r, a pound for printing Paper--sin
„r about 150 per reat. - 'We have only advanced
term., NJ far, St tier cent.; while-many other papers.
advanced' tom] so t,j,too per cent.. .
1 7'11:frristnirg on Monday evening; a large .
"tmg in nid of. the. sufferers. at-Chambers
-1161(1, .Govl"curtin, iiresitled; and
'led the list -with $lOOO, Nearly. $lO,OOO
mntributed.:
fare.to an Francisco from New 'York
bitcn advancedto $40 . 0 by all routes.
MM3
mpxmlanttira
VOTE-1 - 1.
Schuylkill CotiutySays 3es,
by 2,065 Xajoy4y,
A zIEIINDRED" MINS,:I'.OII, THE
• GLORIOUS-R=ILT!
SCIICYLHILL COUNTY-L.OFFICIAZ
Vote on the Amendments to:.the Con.
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' • - - • - • Ist Am't.l2 Amt.,
Anal. 3d Am
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DISTRICTS.- • • = 1 V=. . 1 .• all '
- ei ...: -- - 4 - ...: 1 :2 - 1
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...„......
~. . -5:, 42 2.,• -2 1 -2.
'• , -
.-
(S. want ; -.. 24S' .91 2491 •.1 .244 • 4
' - 1 IS. B. Ward...{ 78, 1. •.11 V . . 761 •.
Pottsville -IMid. Ward.... 261!
. .li 251 •• • 25 - -1
" - • fN. E. Ward.. 101 1. St 194 11,92 . 2
. • LN. W.'Warcl-; 236.•11.1 239 -•. 4 241 - .,4 ,
• • (E. Ward...•...•
. - 971 24 . ), 99 - 2 • -98 --2
..A.shisatd.{.7d, Want . - • •1 4 4, 12. 1 441 .
• 144 .
.• . LW:Ward. • , 94 , 107 - 941. • ...
.. 94 -
1
A,,, rn .. •• - . •..- 411. :• 51 -.50-. ' .
Barry ' • • • 501 ' 4 61 - 2 :60 ' **9 ,
Tilytht.:...,,. - -. • 1141 1161...116 102 1141 97'
. .
Branch • • • . • 94 .34 95t.. - , 95, -.
lirunstiig West - - 4 ' l 157 as, 146 . Tri 1461
Ti ranswig East,: ...... ...., 187 - 341 -1361 35 136. 3r,
• Butler. - " •:" 162 50, 1641 12.123 ,16
Cass North •l3 MI . -. 131 -13 •••
Ca.ss South • . •99 12. k 9T '. • 98 '
..Cressona • - 1 0 2 ; 12;113 2.1131 2
Eldred'• -•- • 741'. 661 •73L 65 . 73! 65
:Foster • . - 3
.Frailey, • '. - ..- 103 -341106 -3.3 103 •• 119
'Regius . „ , .
40 9 3 1 411 1 ,93 41, 92 .
Hubley" . .:: .-. .. ....,...•...:-. 34 53 1 3 3 1 63 .13, .43
Landingville" - 1 • sr. , "511 3a l at 351 •81
witfatianoy City , ~, 9.04 1421 206 1 136 .206! 136
94 96, 90' 96 93, 95
- 3441m0y Township..-..... •
Manheim North - • . .. 33; .811 • 231 43 '39; -43
, Manheim South ••-• -:
33 1 49 1 60t• 39 - 69: 33
Mt, Carbon - ,' . .171 .2 j 19 . • 19; -
Middleport • - - • • • 43 1 • 9 1 ' . 40 • • •9 . 40, .'9
.. . .IE . W ar d_ 23-81- - 11 239 . - 2391-
41inersville. • w. Ward..., ?V. 37112.9 10 1291 11
'Newcastle' •• - • • 109 .-1 100 '• • • 103 1-
Norweeian• " •.- 1 • SS :621 100 . 1001:
Norwely.iso . E.ssl . : 50 -1 1. 56 •. -, 55, 1 ;
Orvvizsburg p0r0n0h..... •• 68 49 109 ' 1431 2
1 9 14 6 1
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Palo Alto Enrorigh • 63 16; 79 .1 • :79i . 1
• .Pineernve Township
11 .1 9 15 4 - -1
. 1 1 9 5 1: . 1
Pinrizrove Borough...., :. Port Carbon
Port Clinton -' . -•••- 331 . 341 -33 • 93 55 -.25
Porter.: - 331 11 - . 35 -. it :E51..11
Rahn Township:... - • 21 1 - • 21.1 . 211,..
Re ill y , • • 'SSI 23. 1 -
-"S2I •
Rash It 6Tr• 521. 47 - 52, 47
35, 2481- 041 ..-
St. Clair f Nortil*ard * - •
- 'South Ward....-1 , l'l s, SS 9.61 11 360 1
. 1 2131
Scivovlkill... - • 1 0 (ti - 12 / um 121 loni 11
, . - (N,-Ward W ar d : 51, 17 :49 - 3• 1 f‘,491, • Z
IW. Warr,.... 341 . 30 -1 391 •
S. Haven, 48. Ward . 1131 - 2i 110 1 - 11 11011 • 1
•• V. Ward" -.841 , • S4l ''
I 3 51 .
. .- V .
.Ward.:. 91, -85 105 .70 107 - / 8!
Tamaqua, •I North Ward.. , 0 0 , 129 _144 1 231 1141
.. 31
1... - South Ward..l 1441 4S 1441 49, 1471 .4!
Tremont
• : 1561.144.2481 - 51.2501 • •
Union. . - 46; 150 .' 41' 156, 411 15
140 per 31011antorto 1 201105 10. .1061.. 20 1 '.1.0
Washington ~.„.34, 1131: 73 1131 .1 34, 11:
Wayne - • 1-10 3 , 511. •91 . .53 1111 'o'
West Tenn - - • ' ' 1 ST 1971 225 1 1 • 215-
•-,-. -
. .
Total... - 1 59 23 'n0r , 5' ,
nr,osi6os,rve
30 o;' ow
•• - r. 1557
!_.L. i . ..,._1 •-: I._-__J
Majon les
•handed into the Preside
• W-r are. requested to state that the "John
C.. Conrad, Esq,,"referred. to in'the ecaninu
nication' of Mr. Oliver Goldman: published in
our last, is the'Justice of the Peace of this
"FATHER AIIRATI.6I, - "E.. - 11. Rauch• . &
Son baye ,tarted inßeading,i . very 'spirited .
.little. Campaign paper, With . the above
•Tlere is.our hand, "Father." May you km :
eeed hiCOnverting Many. 6f the. "hard. cases"
politically, doWn•Yonr way. •
Tun mo*lern Deluca: ley U56.1 . t0 be. awfully
down"" on alloWing :..nigurs" to fight; Noik
their ConunissiOners are sending agents South
to enlist :entered nien to fill their cinotas.
Tiuly, we progress. • :
. .
Tn E `!young Dentocracy'!. of .Lebanon:nre
not disppsed to acquiesce . in the: nomination
of .Strouse, and.are bring . lint forward • a - - necy
quididate . to conmete with StrOnse;: for the
district nominittion, in. thi. person 0f.31r; Jor
.naS Moferoflebanom , The_Couriersays that
this gentlemanintay:nOt be as widely known
asStrouse,' but he is believed to be' his supe
rior in many respects endinferior in none.. •
TJ RN SIDE'S. _MINE.
Commencement and Progress .
_of
the Work.
TICE 171.1 NE C.II4.IIIGEU WITH SIN
: • . TONS OF ,F.OWD,ER: . • •
(.orrespondeite . t. of the,icr. Ifeerthi: . - -
• Niyrit'Aumv Conrs, BEFORE Purmisnono,
*Tidy 27.-- 2 No feature of .tho siege -Of Petersburg
has been mere- interesting , and no - undertaking'
more,. itrqxwtant; - than to construction of the
mine under the rebel - fortifications. So extensiv6
has been this work, so difficult the - obstructions,
overcome, so compliments its success to . the gq--.
nips and,pe,rseverance - of otirsoldiers, that more
than a passing notice is due to it. . •
After theinTestment of the city, about the 20th
of - .Tune last,. when our further approach Was dis
puted by the formidable Character of the robe:
works,.our officers began le' leek about them fin
the means of- accomplishing, with the least pos.
slide sacrifice of. life, what then -would have re
quired the most desperate- and bloody. valor oh
the part of our troopS, viz : the successful as
sault of 'these works. ' The expedient ,of a mine
originated with Lient,Col; PleaSints,:of the 4fitl•
Pennsylvania Regiment... Not that others did nor .
think -of it ; but - by - . ninst, of :our- engineers*.
idea was not entertained. . . .
The distance bet Ween -our first line and the
nearest and.thost iinporfant rebel-fort was ovei.
: font:hundred yards-too - king to hope for
• when-all the difficulties to be encountered in OW
way of quicksands, underground marshes; and
discovery by the enemy, were - taken into consid:
twat ion... Col.. Pleasantn; - however, 'cherished th(
idea. The rebel fort loomed temptingly rip in
front of his line, and, being a maw of considers:-
Me natural energy, - and possessed of—'mnch prac
tical experiMice - in mining operations, and know
ing that lie would be ably supportedeby his regi ;
meet, which , in Mostly composed "of 'haulers from
'Schuylkill County, the-coal region of Pennsylva,
nia, he, with-permission, commenced operations.
-The -Colonel had been engaged in the, mining,
.business in his native. State previous to 'he out
break .of-- the rebellion. • . •. • -
The.work was cornmenced - Mi • the 25th of .Tune
last,-as previously stated. Such was the. secrecy
With which it was conductedthat fin; a long time
the•pni - ject was nnknown even to those ativhose
side it waS'going ou. It . is.true that reports were
in eireuhttilm of amine ; but nobody could speak'
certainly of. the matter. .Sp much doubt was
there, indeed,:that for a time it was' disbelieved'
that any such 'undertaking was onloot.. Oho
soldierin•the breastworks, by whose side a Teri- .
tilating, shaft emerged, told his 'comrades in the
mostsurprised manner, that "there was a lOt of
fellows wider 'him a doing 'something ; -he knew.
th'ere was for he could hear 'em talk:: To guard
against indiseretnin tht - part of the pickets,. to
prevent any meeting. of. our soldiers with the reb-,
els, whereat- the
_secret .of the ,mine Might be
boastingly 4 - ;r imprudently diseloi,ed, - dur•pickets
were opkred tit tire-continually. • Hence-the nev
:fusilade on time front of the ;Ninth
Corps. so incomprehensible to. the' otter corm
:std Which: was often referred to in newspaper
paragraphs. The enemy, doubtless, suspected at
first that thoundermining wangoingrtn , but when
several.wwlis elapsed without anv demonstration
their stispicionit - began to vanisfi, especially- a 8
their epmneerti.iouBt have thought - the 'plan un
- feasible. ' •
. _ .
The progress. of the work .\ N' as necessarily, very
idniv, and it was not until the, 2.5 th instant—just'
one Month after inception—that it was Coropleted.
Attho - Outset one of the most important, points
wan to ascertain the -exact dintauce.ai d bearing
of..the rebel flirt.. - - Working under. • and is lit
wady corking; in the dark, fly th t particular
tfe c
proce if surveying called "triangula ion" these
4 ,,i.
were a rived.at... ao be more toeplieit ; distant*
• Nrurb laid MT-upon the ground benind our works:
From these linen as - bines, - and'
,With:the : angles .
formed - 11y lines extendin,,, ,, in.the'direetion of the
fort ; a kimple -geometric:ll problem was formed,'
the nelittion of whiCh gave the . required distance:
Five-different triangulations gave a result of - five
hundred and tea feet. : The excavation waa com
menced in the side of•tho hill .whereon lour exte
rior line of works runs. ' The tunnel, or, to Use
Idle technical term, "gallery,'.' is abent -four laid
a half feet-high, nearly as. inane feet wide at the
bottom, and.two feet wide at the to. , The.usual
army pick was not united to the work,as its flukes
were too broad,te - permit :their-twinging'. in the
tunnel. ..
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. •- - - •
..
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• Thia difficUlty was ,ea By overcome by.
down the iluke4 to the size of the regular mining
pick. Water watcnict - Witli not far from the (.tt
tiance, and for a timed;ave • no little .
:The door, howevei., planked, and the aides
and ceiln g 011orell . up, T A .unicksand tiati'met
with, and; to obviate it, the range of the tunnel
was eurved upward, 'tie that. the latter half was
several feet higherlhan at the -entrance,' 'rho
oozing - of the water formed inud in several places,
ao that the regiinerit came from their daily labor
bespittettid and Stained: , ln:.fact, it was easy
during litto peatutotith to Kocognize.a Utli: man
by las muddy hoots. The earth pa fast inveica
irated, was' convoyed in land liaiToW s,tirade of
craiiker boles . or .half 'barrels, to- '.the - rtiontli,
whoreit was emptied into-bags t swhichlvereefter-
Ward used on• the top : of the .toreantWoikii.
this-manner no •betraying accumulation of -earth
took place:
-.The ventilation of the tunnel wee most: ingeni
ously cffecteLl. -Just Within our exterinr line of
works a shaft Was 'sunk to the side of the triune],
at its with which a fire,pliee'wee built
with a gratin..oPening. intottio :gallery; Onerenii
of elserieu B tubes wade of pine Lomeli wad' in-
• 1 4, : -
serted throutle to "this - place,
whe* --- artfoite - airbez4ing:rarAed.WtAKTen.4
it created tat:Whim
neating with the,g - ,ele fast .aii.ithe tram!.
progressed, o'n was j
followed the*ortmosa *op' liyAtep.:, The; aniola
ixitigatOt,- , of -ociunA, be concealeit';
buVfoiiitridircattenticm . from* fires were 'kept
buriiingyipoiii#ll. along . the line.:-.The
ate - : -*rah: effeCted simply by
placing eanißeit oilanterrevalong the walls at sit
dis.Mnce of about twenty feet awt.. - .•• -
At length the end aawreachea, And-the triatt
.gnlalion was - abiMidantly 'verified in. the liaises'
overhead. The -- nailing of timber-and - planks
could be distinctly heard,'and left no. doubt that'
the men wer . C:direetly beneath the rebel fort.—
Tho enemy . were evidently mating a flooring for
their artillei7.: -As near as could be ascertained,
.the distance from the tunnel to the fort was tWon
. After itxraseriffiefient!i eNident that ii4nintlli
reetitrulderthe.fort was reached; the 'con/Arno
tionVitthezninawai.ccithreenced; The - angle of
the fiirttitojectstoward.onr lines; and under this
_angle the *tunnel - divergedlnto two galleries, each.
running' asneaiSs. 'could* ne „ascertained under
each- side: It . was The - intention to make the: mine
*consist of eight . magazines; placed at interyals
along theie branch gallerie s , so that the - nntire
length' of the tort might .be blown up, in - place of
One apot t
The mines - ate eightiu.thinabar—four in either
branZli gallery:: In some cases they are built in
niches, and again right acrosathe-Atuanel.. They
are- two, by two; and, the explosion will -result -in
four' craters, tangent tooiniteifteting each other.,
_The-explosion of the magazines Will be.effected:
through tubesOf pine weed; six inches square,
half filled with powder. -.These zuln along the_
bottom of the- tunnel; "and miter - the-magazine
through openings made fur them.. Between each
pair - of magazines' and over the tubing is -the
totaling' of, sand.'ba,gs and logs, - - .*.
• . The - tabes'extend . onlY, one hundred feet _ from'
the mine ; :thentaa they ire- connected' with . the.
mouth, of tlieiuurtel-by fuses, the regular "sure
fire " Coal mining . ..fuses of PennsYlvaniarbaing
procured espemnilrfor the purpose.- •
The mine was -Charged' to-day.' TA* quantitY
of powder-iised, tags - sal tens Pause, - and - think
oft.i Six tons; twelve 'thousand -. .pounds!
agiue eight dry_gtlods boxes :(the magazines re
seinble them in size, nd' shape) filled with
der, mid _yen will have an idea of the mine. Inuit
a terrific spectacle is-in store for ns,
STACCOENT:'.OF TRE • IFPAIR BEFORE
-••• PETERSBURG: •:' ' 4 '•
.HEAIWAITTEBS Ql ,- THE - . l'm& •OF THY, IN#OIII.AC.
IMfront of Petersburg, Sunday, July
The' main. feature of yesterday's operations was'
the blowing up of - a :Rebel fort early in the morn
ing, within three qnarters-ofa..mile of Petersburg;
to the south-east of.thatplace, Nyliich is described
as it-scene .of • most terrific grandeur.. The fort
had:been undermined at the.distarico of 500' yards
by a 'shaft under: the -superintendence of 'Sent--
Gol; Pleasants of. the.:49th-PennsylVania Itegt.„ •
with is a practical miner. The fort was occupied •
at the-time of •the' exploSion by four companies' of
the nth South Carolina. Regiment with i -
pounders brass cannon, gun 7 carriageti, _caissons,
heavy ammunition,. &C. • . ... •. • •• •
arias chamber of the shaft running along
under the fort: at a depth of seine- twenty feet,
w=as _charged 'at three different points, : centre and
each end, with in all about ten
_thousand 'pounds
otblasting poWder.: The .first attempt M tmeh.
off the mine failed, on account Of some defect . in.
• the flise, caused,by dampness, which delayed op
erations an hour. or two.
.
This defect, being remedied, the 'fatal match
was applied, and up :wont; With. a : jarring,. dull.
thug, an oblong.acre - or-more of 'ground, in three
distinct earth-spouts, to a distance 'of a hundred
feetnrao, Mingled with the guns,
.griii-carriages;
• and caissons, and the mingled • farina of the gun , -
ners,. all coming .dOwn.. in a common Sepulchre,..
men and friaclunery being buried, .frem • a, partial
covering - to a depth .of twenty. feat. The explo-:
Rion, has left a deepObiong excavation; hun-:
dred yards long and fifty: - Wide:,.Which is ' called
the '`':crater.". ' •
This fort was-in front of fren.:'Brirusido's
andimniediately upon the explosion 'of the
niine a grand charge was made- by a. portion of
his corp4.,..which had been drawn tip- in line he
:hind their works.for: that purpose. The Ist Divi
-14011, under Gen. lierlfie,.ailvanced and took nos-.
session . of the ' " crater,7 Gen. - Wilcort's division
- coming in on his left,' and Gen: Potter's . .division
on his right, while_ Gen. Ferrero's colored divi
ion was prished forward to :take the 'crest.of a bill
a few hundred yards in frontof the exploded fart,
- overlooking Petersl urg,. at a. short distance . be-.
Yend an intervening , stream..
This charge of-the colored division was met by
a,most galling and eilvinstless fire from the front,
overtime crest-of the hill, and from the 'Works 'of
- the enemy on both sides, and . . fell back to Geri.
Ledlie's division, in and.arrrundthe:cricter.-'
oflicers thein -to a second Charge
but the-position being one of intense concentrafted
fire.fromdroarly..all directioris '
it was too hot. for
hitinan nature. to - endure . ; and the 'division, again
fell:back hr &ue disorder, upon - Gen. tedlie's
.
• The movement net having proved the surprise
that was expected for it; orders came for all the
ferces to fallback into .thCir nriginal positions,
'..whiCh ryas done in good order. Our gain "being
simply the complete erastire. of Quo 01. .4E 0 'indst *
' • formidable forts of. the enemy, with riot over: half,
khe bass of men sustained by. them; • • - Our losS' in
' killed, wounded and missing. is •eStiniriterl
bi
• general officers - engaged at loss :than 2,000, while
• that of the enemy is estimated at net:less that
The cause of the greater less of the enemy
was in,seVeral attempts of theirs to retake the
exploded fort; whieh- were repulsed with terrible
slaughter by our direct -and. enfilading lires.:.-'-, -
...Our'side took Some fonr Or. five 'hundred prison
ers,. and.deserters came over to us in whole corn
. panics
Ard adjourned
IN FRONT
. 01 , PF,TF.RSTITRG,:.
Monda.F,-Allg. 1, 38(4-8.-a. ro,l
All is . quiet this morning; with the exception.. of
a:littlo picket firing here and-there. '• • •
-It must be 'confessed That : therels no little cha
fing and sWearing among -pariiestofficers and
'men hire at the little disappointment whieli,lt
must also lie confeSsed, we sufferedhere .
Imlay, How-galling it.imiSt be to the,
General :who hadmanaged Ilia affair so
reutly so far to have all his plans swamped atthe.
very.poipt of a gloribus ccinsumfnationbY the un
accountable and inexplicablel inertia of few
leading divisions, Ido not pretend to fix: the
blame upon- any particular command; I; leave
that delicate amiresponsible task-to the official
authorities who haVe .the • record; .but I cannot
conceal the bitter disappointment that. pervades
the whole Arniy of the Potomac,
But' after all,:the little affair pn Saturday was
not a drop in the bucket to our - ,rpsources
With the most magnificent base .in :the world,
opening to the weafth.of every land and sea, and
with our glorious old ernrr• entirely finimpared,
physically, morally and:materially, the resources.
.of strategy and of action aro so.exhaustless here,.
that the earnest, dauntless, and indefatigable.'
Lieutenant-General will pot be long 'in planning
. and carrying into effect Some new grand coup d'
main, for the weakening , if .not the. immediate
keruShing, of the Rebellion. :. .
Ye five hundred thousand need 4exe.no fiesitation
about turning outas far as danger' is. concerned,-
for, as near as I can see, the : gallant .old-amities
. are determined to monopolize all the, laurels in
•• putting doWn the Ilebeluoii. • .•
• ' The thing . is not only ..n. "Mere matter of time,"
but it is-getting Avhittled.ilown to .a very' short
• time. •
. . _ .
Other important Movements'are on 'foot which
• ion will hea,r,Lif soon. . IrjusmEN.
—k Nashville dispatch states that airier) the . in
ye:Atli - 10A of. Atlarita the rebel loss has been abed
20,000. - • • '
--Gen. Payne, commanding in Kentucky, has
issued- orders of retaliation for outrages upon
Union citizens. The rebel sympathizers arc to be
the : sufferers. ,
. . .
. .
• --Gen.l3herman's line was, assaulted by - the
rebels on Wednesday of last week; but the enemy
.weie disastrously repulsed. 'Hood's loss is . re
ported at 4000. .. • • , : . . . H. •
..Gen. Bliermari's army was. put , in motion 'on
the 3.8t1i.u1t., to accomplish an important moVe
-4,10.61kiip
ment. • The rebels atten , 'd in interrupt it 'by
in attack.on tlia Fifteenth 'a, hut were se
verely repulsed: A dispatch rem • 'WaShingion
states that .affairs before Atlanta are iri a highly.
sitisfactoryeondition.. . • •. • . - -•
—The Macon • Plegraph - says .that the TUnion
;raid oh . the Montgeniery and Atlanta I in ilread was
thorough work, having torn up andlient twenty
live miles of track. . All public stores and. build
rings,
.mills, &e . .., were. destroyed on the line Of the
raid; and all
.negroes and stock - were driven off..
The Montgomery and West.Poitit Railroad' is de
stroyed for thirty.mites. -.. , • ; ' •:-..-:,.' :...
—The :regiment. which was blown. Gene ral Grant's' mine' in front of Petersburg was the
First North Corolina llegiment;lormerlV of. Jen-.
kins's brigade, and commanded by Coi. hlagod.
At the tithe : of the expleeiOn• - li numbered but 230
mcm.having badly, cut up-le prOous
vice_ -.
- .
The Army. of the PotomAc assaolted the rebel
works befon. • Petersburg •on Saturday
last. 'The first mid seconatnesof intrenehments
were taken; and the enlored.divisiott of the Ninth
Corps' were ordered-to charge and carry, the crest
of thehill whichwould:havo.doeided the contest.'
Thetrorps advanced in good :order' to the, first
line:hut reeeiVing:a galling tire the greater- part
Of them became utterly demoralized - and
They were rallied .alai pushed forward again, hut
without success. Their losses were very'heary; .
particularly in officers: Gen. Bartlett :And 'still,
CV: Marshall, hall,-commanding
'brigade; and sta,ff.,
.and WILL of the - 50th Massachusetts; were
takemprisoners....five-bittle-flags and about 250
prisoners Were captured:
• Dispatehei amet. that,. the - assault 'was, Well
planned, ought tohave anceeeded,:but—somebody
hlundered; Who itwaslime . Will. show,. or not
show.' lint the -affair - was: on a 'ninth winner .
scale than was suppoSed.at first, and the losses.
-oil ohrside seem to he ern - dined mainly to ilM9th
- Chirps: 'When the .tnifte: exploded,- a rnsh:l,6B
niadethrough. the gap left in the • rebel line of
earthworks, and there wns an effort to:get on as
far as the next sir' to carry some . adjacent
works. which commanded the position, , There
were two assaults ; both failed, - and our-nien lay'
for along time exposed to it fire front which they,
could 'not retreat:
.Three divisions
,!of the . .9th
Corps..z-in part , or. in • wholewere sent in; but
001 net get:forward. 'Finally; the . assault.was
Oindinied, :aid our men withdrawn,-iminy
wounded being left on the field .Losses are. put
up frtint font to five thousandmita large' =m
bar for an array'that has bren in the _battles •of
the Wilderness and of Spottsylvaida. '
PITTLIFY, vitrify, purify the blond .with: Ark's
SARSAP...IIILLA' and :the hninork: derangements
and dhitempers *hid). pervade t1w...i0/stnili at 'this
NenBon.*ill dinappear. lticilLaro trietlitaitil speak
• . . .
with kitowletlgu. • • •
. Buowit'sTfinosciti4frucenits.—The - benefiCial,
etTects.retiulting:froin theuse of this Remedy and•
its extensive' Use for Coughs, Colds and Thioat
AtTectionti,. hue. ',relight out ' tunny, iniitatioui,
mold. tit tilich coritairrinjtitions ingredieltts.
Trechee hays proved their efficacy. •'. .
Estes; Ofidureer, Q. W.i . • aged 35
years,_ filth 11311 S. stomach trouble for seteral
years.- Late physicians • 113 TC attributed. it. Lora
imialtOt tam stuntsch,wilich has new: grown* as
. to :prod'iice . A bunch iintidildof the stomach
ns largo ash quart h0w1.:.._" When . the bunch was
pressed the snake • recoiled- into ;the - stotnach.—
When - 115h or. mutt is beingeooked ihM.-4serinatit
rises to tits throat and almost produces strano
lation. Physicians think ~thet•tho' death - of-the
snake eill•prodnee the deAthof the nomani*. : ,
WAR ITEMS.
matim=:=l2m
:of Auowst.
The wages of the mineti analsi t i were also
advAflPe'l,
IVa:regret tfierte . cesidti - 4:4-riicording this ad
otance:in t4e price' of , nosi4We'''liadlliped:li
would be otherwise; bat Undei:fiiieting -circulti;
stance we home no, lawful' reined," :far: ther'evil#
present, ale..deruatl - it ahead' oftha supply;
and outsiders,- wboininittime ooal, • bid higher
than those who are repeiying it in order to.get .
mai - and. TIP goes; the price_-I:HitjlFlih all the
clamor about the 'high 'price of
: coat At has not
Ovance44 ll.. greatir PrePertke/; - tn*ir•Otles, thim
all the other: necessaries of life , - except: perhaps
ilord.ind r 'potatoes;
.and . these - . articles are also
looking up pretty rapidly...: • -
The trade minis up this week as 'follows corn-,
Pared..with last year:.,
• - . ... .
.
.
.
:• - . ...' WATX. , ICOiA.L. WYZIC.I I, TOTAL. .• Dra.
. , .
P.. &11..IL•lt ' 42,' 653 1,764411 '-60,141 rrson . .
04 1
.T
Schnyl. Canal 19,334 - 394,7. . 30,237 .48148 a
L. Val. R. R. 24; • YlB'- . - 0 31,196 , ‘4714212
lkin'h Canal. 19,334 332,478 2 . 1,831 342,107
.S
SeranVn , th 18,149 .SOirkl • 211,030' -660.145,
" • li`th 7,978 177,941 8,837 A 89,179 ..
Ilya Road.. . • . ' •.. • . , '43,9. 439,746 139,6446.
By Canal. . : '16,792 '273M0 -19,26 a 238,133 - (126,667 .
Del Ofral ' Co 13,523 358,106 735,132 - .419.01 : 60,90 g
Wyona) ag So. , '238,1.1 , 267;491 29, 90 1.
-. .Do Isl:. " ' - 11.403 •- • - ' , 13, ' .
- 1,67 S :
"Broad Top.. - 9,438 - 171,81.7. '.7364; 223,941 62,12 9
Slutroo4dn..:. l A 699 ...1. , P3,412 '..' 11,310, 'UAW :216,60
Trevorton..,;... 1,608 -33,667 :.11,219' : 0'4343 : .., 2,643 '.‘...
Sli Mt., ....- .. 2;4961 32,11. .2,4321. 44:060 .11, 9 4 6 .
Lykens Val.. 2,349 , '29,354. 2;646 . :34,209 11,82 6
•,. _ 183,0323464,661 :45,9724,749,427 ' "s.. -
.. .. j....,,:.,..11.E . .4,0323,264,661 . -.-...: '
• ' ' GO Too. 494,5436
The increased supplref•Coal is largo this week
compared with the' corresponding week, last year.
and we hope it may continue so, until the doomed
a fully supplied .and the upward tendency pri
ces checked:- : •
In Potteville the Prieo 'of : coal has trebledin
Price since .1862, and we don't grumble half LE3
much ae the consumers..uhrold. _ lii thb Atlantic
chi:es it hai not more than `dbubfed, '-yet
. some bf
the papers talk about' rnobbing Cdal
. Why, don't they- equally censure those who sell .
tea, coffee, meai," hay, oats,' 'Corn, oil, lumber ?.
iron, Z:O., &c.,—theso artieles are all necessaries
. of life; and the priceslsve increased in'a greater
_ratio; than the price of coal has the
two.years. Wo are no advocates.fcir . the high
price of .coal—we give the C.111.9e4 that produce
thee() prices, and if _any person can point out 'a
remedy,_ 'tinder elisting - cirdumStances,.
prove to be a great public benefactor. If a grin
has a commodity for sale and a pnrchaser offers
Sfi for it, he is not likely_ to sell . it at $5. In the
case of the GoVernmcut supplies 'of coal, howev
er, many of our dealers do "act upon this Princi
.ple,. and are absolutely selling uf frorn El to
El 50 a ton less to the Goveinnient than they
to manufacturers and other dealers. No.w we.
iould like to know how many hi our cities, who
clamor •so . much about the price of Coal, are.
.arp willing to do the same ?
..
.
w.ing ac
' . We' have. received the
.folloknoNyledg,
._ . .
mente of coal and contributions for the Sanita4
Fair since-hit publipaiion, froth the treasurer;
UPECIAL ACKNQWIL*DGMENT. •
.. LABOR., fril6slslF AND.REVENUE..
•• . CJ0 . 41; CRYINITTTTEE:-. , •
Contributed by hands at - Wm:.ll:Johns! Col- . •
lier3r,',. St. Clair, per B. Bannan. Pottsville, ••020 50
Contribnted by. Geo.. : Onnrod and-his hands,. .• •
• Craniamia.). per B. Batman, .
... • ' 100.00,
Contributed by retail dealers, - -thrciugh - .11,. • • ,
- Geakill ' • • .40 OD
Contributed by hands . -in the employ of ;G. •-":. •
Co.;B. linrkle &o Lehigh ' ' • 247 24
Proceeds of sale ortso tons. donated by Par- • -
yin Cook. one-half fi69) to be banded •' . •
to the 'Christian . Commission • • 1266 00
-Contributed by Leatitt t Wood,.retail. deal- •
25 00
Contributed by:blinds of :Bitch:1111er; Gmeff -• • "
& Co.' (Lorberry.Collieries) • • 20825
Remitted by, B. Bannon: Pottsville: - • •
prom.haiads at 1.-Oenstdale Colliery.: —20.5 $5 , • • .
• *. *. ". Wiggan & Triebels` 00 00 • .• ,
•-" • Wm. Dovey's ..107 65..
.Le bill for advCrlWng, printifig
ZEc ' • ' a GO
ContribatiOn . off.. ... .. . 00' .
• 31 60
Previously reported
..We are authorized . to state: hat both contribu
tions of - coal from pperatois; and money • from
theiremPloyees, will be . ieccived by the Cominit
teti.for.the 'ensuing Month, from those who - hal:*
not:: yet contributed: We know that a number.
hai'e been prevented from eimitributing - ••hereto:
fore; and W e can hardly conceiv(i4tpossible' that
any operator Who has been prosperous in theedal
business, piling up his thousands • a n d hundreds
of,thousands; and that prosperity. caused entirely
by the. War ;:and also, - after:having his business
protected.by tho'Governniqnt soldiers at a - groat .
expense to the people,canorefusq to 'give. of Ins
abundance for the relief of the sick and wounded
soldiers; who arc pouring out their blood like wa
terin defence of the country and; our glotiouti in
stitutions. If, there' art) any, no. envy not• the
feelings of such a initn—that is, if_ he ; . has any
feeling left. • . •
TnE GovEna - itmri Coyinacr.—Te stated. lust_
week that •we would:.giie the reasons . why the
Coal Dealers refused to sell. Coal to . the .41o*orn
ment Contractors at 'ss a tone while they cmild
procure from other sources froms6 te):s7 tier ton.
• The Goveiliment Contractors . took. the contract.
in 'June at . -$8 42 per ton on board lipase's. The
Beading Railroad•. Company carried this Coal in.
July ,at /2 50' per ton-50 cents. less - than was
cli'arged on Coallor all other payties.: " There - lb.::
5 crate alloivarexi Inade on all Coal shipped: 7 -„ , .
This allowance would net the contractor about
20 cefits alon. over all. expenses of shiPping at
Port Rich:no:lr These contractors also a l . - .
iowe,d3 per ce t. per. ton for chartering vessele
on.the price of : Coal. which • amounts to 35 cents
per ton.: By tabulating the aboye the following
is the result : • • • ' -
Ccintract price Coal ori :beard . i•Okisoli at Pt.
.Richmqq: : • ' ' " • $8: 52
Coal riurehaied' at
Freight
Fkom which' dixhict.gain
'Forchatteriug
Loaving profit to Government , Contractors
per ... . $1 47.
A pretty mina profit for -delivering several
hundred thousand tons of Coal. -.
. . . ,
But - theSo.are not all the pickings. that can- be
obtained'ont of -Government Contracts.' s• : . Coal iA
_delivered at, various • ixiints • where , there ere' no 1
.. • . •
paymasters;and,vouelieri are given 'for the pay.
meat thp.' freight, ranging 'frOut $2 to $5; and
sometimes even -s7.a tom:: When the Gaptaittre 7
turns for another cargo,. the Government • May, •
not be ready. too cash those vouchers,-and. the :
GevernMent,ContraCtor, frequently nude it cativo
.nienti to shave: tho paper ,at a pretty' handsome
vial . to the.. wants of.the Captain of ,
the.' vessel. ••.NOW• here. are considerable
ings" per, ton, independent of the 'contract:pike
for COal, sufficient to pay •.bandspine profit
to thp Contractor.: Under these circitinstarices, a'
large portion .of .ibe;"Coal.•Operators refused to
sell Coal to the. GoVernment,Contractore at,ls • a
toil,. the price at which-it was demanded, and ah,
splately forced upon:them in Many. instances by
a short Supply' of -Cars if they declined to submit
to the • terms.. -.. The Contractore irifermed Tiff.
'Charles tlie'Presideot. of •tho• Bead,'
that they cMild. - ..riot.itomply.-with the-contract
ever' witltthe reduction - . of •50 yenta
.trarisPOrta-.
thin, inks th(;:y ceuld.Procare
.Coal. : At $5 a
,ton..
The President 0f . , - the.Ccimpany,M order to secure
the trade over their road and -supply the GoVerri
ment; favored 'those.. witlt Pars 'who . .itipprted the
Coal for the Government . at that rate... Many Op-
orators refused to enbmit to. this , And the
• road was tel possession ofby the Go*elltment:
The Goal'Operatere then 'propoeed to, the
Coal to the Government fltrough the
President of the tWhich,wao
from SI . M $1 50 atori thaitthe Coal. tie ..
tins theni from their other customers .prOvided :
ho would 'net as Agent fe4ste • GoYerniiimit.- • A
.
large portion the- Operators were always
ling to Soli to the G9Yernmerit .: Cantradbrs.from
El J 641 50 a ton less than to: thetrado 7 ge .
and'vlid so; thiring the grim* • pert -Of last. year,.
but whom; tile: contract for'...the , present.year was
•
taken at a much higher • rate thartliet.year, they
: put large profits thp 'pecketu of
the boritractin, at their :•Siperie, And . "which
• Would' net Mare to- the .benofit of tho.GOyertiriterib:
The Contractors, ce have : groy . rn ijiute
ticalthy;•: by furnishing the Government, with
Coal, ;aid
_if they lurie the. contracts too
low.thie year, they, like other eeniractors,
bo The Government.xp . always
emir° a'supply :Coil-biriseiaing - it at theAship:
ping torte and:hold:the- Contrtietore'teipcnistbli
it it libotild coat more than the ''contract
We'aritappy fo altiti,.,,lic*ver; find - IWO ilte
new'arrangement thO Gnyetiimentjis ro*ning).a
fnll Supply of Coal tor ayl rite . 'mimeo; `:
;.°xr~
Dealers a few
Pli°E)wth l , lvl ricaniiitl , with tiii,w - rifn"
P e A-0* 4f- r ePtidw,s ja*:thi'mell
)AalgiCtlri.6444tOmtedi!A*6*,prato;
litar*poininiseion:for giereliete! the sick and'
laded .'4lO ri s k for the
tia7Uoll -ino ttesi and ielpeity eeticeire
pimziLWJ
gI:WASSIMMIOWAII,OW,7ONME4.7,9•P•
NORTQN &130.)haverepoved their (dee
'-cerd4OISXI4742IB .I WALTRITMitt=
A • -.1 - _ GrATA .41:714114,
'IIE I IVE.AR33FITS.
-
moss - of. oak". BY TELMGO.
EMMf;iZM
AT 'I!I:IIEPLADELPHIA.
WcarsT 1864.
§9huilldltiltal Ash Prepared,......sll 50@/.2. 00
9 . °°4
Dust 75a11 00
" "and 5t0ve;.".:....:11 clog
Chestnut, 9.4.*(0 { 4.25
Locust Mt. Lumps .
" Prepared. 11
" " Chestnut, 9
F g (L a y - ken.' Vullev 75 tl2 bO
le r t7gh lu mitati, , Kl364. ) lßroke .
preptwatti.4
( 7 0 . 1 r 1 47 op o ,.
• "
Chestnut," ••
••• -• • •-••. '* 'd i 3 50
demand about
The market eontinnes !pilet
keepknigyro to amiply.. • • ,
AT NEW .YORIL - • •
Sekiiilllll
Schnylkill:RedAslifl.,Boat,Load..sl2 75x18 00
i 4,7% ' • Cl:testa : at, .""' • ...0 00 '
, 68,1.;M •' " WHITE Ash Lump and S.
22'116' - • Boat • . • 12;500.
' 'II • Broken and. Egg. :
54,350: - - •-•- y • 513(•
12 1 238 ' ." Chestnut • - it 500 i - •
LEBlGHWhite_Anh, - Mump . it B.Enat 12 75@
" Prepared."„ 750_
" • .. t t e "hestiMl " ' 1.2 2.5 g.
• Serantea Coal at lElizabethport.
-- Lump and St:Boat U y Carp • 0 •
Grate
Prepared t ' ... - 0
Chestnut 0: . -
None.te sell. - ".' : - • • •• •
Lelali c h Coal at ElisalaelliPort• •
Luinp and St.-Boat: .bv Cargo, :.:....12' 000'
Broken' ,4 .-A2 000 ;
Prepared " -• ' . :12 . 00 . 16
Chestnut. , ""- • " • -11 50g '
8: Illatlaton Co.'s Coal at Readout.
Lump, by.:the Cargo 0)
St. Moat. : • %et'
. _
Broken --
Egg '
Stove •
Prepared.'._." "
Chestnut
None to sell.
Peaanoylaraoin C 0 . ,. Coal at Pt. Ewen.
•Lump . by . the Cargo.
St. Boat .."
Broken "
.Stove ' "
Chestnut ' " "
Pew ' "
None to sell.
•
• Frei ghts • frilin. -P4:•.lftichnio Aid • [Phi I
Portland ' $3'65( 353
Ports.month.. .... 3.911(.New . London ... ... 3:25
NeW Bedford.. 30.1. New Haven ... :.. 5 75
NetYpOrt • • ' S 26 r New York 75
Washington ' 2 po.
.Troy ' - 00 Rhode bland. 3 25
mt.
NewburY.. '3,90 Hartford, • : 3 50
Bridgeport • • 275 .Newark.. 1.55
Albany • • 200 Alexandria ••2 50
.. . a op •
. .. . 3 00
• 03 boats and 150 vessel's arrived for the week.
. ,
- • - -Freigkto fr ont Elizabethport.
1
New York .. : .. •. ' ..f..s . ili Portland.. . - .... .. . ..
Fall River... 1. • l 200 Newintryport
Newport. - 4.. 1. .-;.....,'2.00 New London
Boston • ' - - - '2..Th I Pawtneket .'
'Norwich...
Providence
Middletown
Lynn '
Salem
To,Philndelphia ".
New:XpFle. • '
. . ..
Freightm,frOm_Georgetown or Alexandria.
To Ph il Mel pb LI, •-- $1.5n0 : .
. .
New. York • • - ' ' . . ' 3 `ls i. 3 dir3 50
...
Bostori - ' . .‘ -5 Meks 25.
The.follo - wina- is' the ' qualitity of Coal traniTorted
over the different Railroads-1u Schuylkill lJounty, for
meek endiug'on alms:Lay' eveninir last • .
Mine Hill S. Ilavenit. it.'.83.707 :PT . 710,270 14
111 t. Carbon -' ••• 3,07 10 . e 9,243 18
Mill Creek ~ • , , 02 .200,7511.14
Little : • . :
Mahanoy &.Braullllt • 460,60516 • 500,171 -17
Schayl kilt Valley ' • 6,155-18'. 125,234,12
• Whin ylk fill . . Cord Trade for 1146.4.
QuAntity of Coal sent by - Railroad and Canal for the
week ending on Thursday 'evening last
" -
. - RAILROAD. CANAL: .. ' • GREAT - ' • •
.. -
• . . • . , • , . . . • .-- ••••
Port 6 firbon • ''•' " ' '. &IT 19 11,024 OS .
Pottsfllle '—• .. ' • 24;1141 13 '3,010 03 . ' PRIZE • DISTRIBUTION. ~
Selinylkill 'gawp . ' •.•19,140 06 14,442 00, . . . • : • •
Auburn
3 970 05
OP
Port Clinton - . ' ' ..1.10:10 . 1,771 00 -•. ..
. . . • • Elegant Diamond Sings; Diamond-Brooches,
. . .
' Tntal • .
-: ' . 60,140 13 .• 30,206 13, . . . ,
Ear Dromßraaelets, Fine Gold Watches,
Preirlonsly this year - . 1,718,076 10 151,p) 00
And a v'exy large manufactureni• stock of Elegant Jew
- ---- ----=
Total' • • ' ' 1,175,516 03 433,550 13 On; Yalued at .
'lto Same.time last year...—. '1,764,110 19
.39 5 ,74 09 • 5OO 000
. . Inerea'Seso fir • 14;7 . 05 04i. 53 ; 122 . 13
_____' . ' .• •
430' 40
59;13G 00
• - • $61,003' 44
E. BORDA; Trea:qurer....,
--. Lehigfi Coal Trade for 1.80-1; .
- v.
. ,
- -
.... Or .Weeic ePaing ,On Saturday last: - •• .
. • '' •-; RAILROAD: .• CANAL:
OPERATORS. .I, , •
.• .....-.
leJkv.tt I TOTAL. • WitK.l TOTAt..•
. ,
• --,--- ~ ,
Laliih COZII . OO . . 25,1241 11.613 196,069
A. Pardee lt, Co '- • 3,717 .120,787 1.559 ' 2%797
:Tacker •to Co 2 962 - - 01;9611 • • .
Sharpe, .Weiss Co.. 1.2741 - 6%176. 894 . 3,673
Mt. Pleasant.... .. ... - 590 • 25,834 403 -•- 3.147
Wm. Atilttes....' * ....;. 3;430 67,333
' . .W:T. Carter& Co.. • 349 17,322 ..- - 725 12,016 -
Beaver Mesdow - 26 , .1,322 - . •
Smitk'S Spring Mt..: 6911 , 25.801 . 419 7,097
• 1Ioney,Broolt• Coal Co 2,827 ' 67,456 694 • 15,572
.Teddo '..' .. .. , . ...... 1,859 ' 79,715 1.169 - 17,654
Fulton Coil ' .... 666 25,864 . 324 : 8,345
Irarleigli ' - 978 32,254 • 615 - • 7.293
: German Pa. Coal Co. 9151. 35.085 , • 995 17.659
Buck Mountain ' . 590''_ 38.3091 1,086 : 12'524
Mileeiville . • Bs6' 31,674, 577 7,297
L. &M. Coal . ... ... .. 5,663 74,5721 _
D. Mummy, k.e.,..',.. • • '• • ' l .- - . . '.
'Other Shippers: ...':. : 142 10.949 - leZ -
',.. p: , Ff.& W. M
H. ... . ' ' 6,334 • 3,002
-,- Baltimore Coal Co:, • • .'• 253 • 375
' CousOldated ecial (: o1 ... '.
. . • 367 - ' 864
..... . • •
Total ..-..... .. : ... ,31,196 '875,372 • 21,633 - 342,107
' 21,8 . 33 342,107 . :_. - • J
Total byß.R.&Canal 53,029 14217,479 - .
Same time last-year-140,763 1,062,938 -• •
.
.. ... : . .
Increase.. ..... .. ,12,266 144,541 '
Deerease...: .. . : .. ..i "' -' ? ' '' ' ' ' -
Pinegroye 41.1eal Trade 1
Amount transported during. the las
-
Lorberry Creek.. 16,0'21.06
Union Canal Railroad:... V,05.53 04
Swatara.Railroad • 6,1661
• .7 50
$O2O.
55
.6
. . . . •
. PHILADELPHIA GUARDS! .
...0461. A. A. • • •• •
• ..
• • $.40 . 130118 TY!
FOR ORE 'YEAR'S SERVICE. ONLY.
liien . mustereti immediately and paid cash down 1083.
Come sinirly, , Or'in squads. '. . • .
• Any person.biingtne 20 inenlyill be commissioned
Second Lletttel - .o4:trien, First Ltentenant:l. 40
men:*a.Captain. ' • . . • -
• The above:mill b executed to the letter. Apply to
•
• •• :* COL. A. A. LECHLER. , •
. •-• Headquarterp, 611 Chestnut St4iPhilad'a. '
COAL FREIGHTS.
0 ;Tauntow...
.00'New Haven
.ToiPortsmonth - • '2 90
25• New Bedford I 2 25
251Bridgepoit..... ... . 195
09,Hartford. ' 1. TO
Ts ;Albany . ' " • 150
F sleigh ts "wit al tinore...
Schurl;cial connit 1564
EWADVERTMENTS,
X WPM . CONIN . I;,T ;21ALIVICO.
-R
. . .
Tbie Band can be engazed to play at Political Meet,
iriga, Serenades, Ac. Apply to • C. CARTER,
• •
Uri Hotel Centre Street'
Pottsville, August 6,..64
.1111111` TOMES:TREES':":
. • • . • , • . .
n • One of the largest Nursery Firine in
South Eastern Pennsylvania.wi.shes •to .
. cure the services of a -competent.SALFA
AGENT in Bucks CoUnty,, They wish a reliable. en:
terprlsing man, to devote his attention to selling Fruit
and °friar:tents! Trees, 'Vines and Plante:in the neigh
borhood in'which- he lives. ComtieuSation liberal. For
particulars:address • . • DING - EE,- CONEAD•4t CO., .
'West Grove, Chester cOonty. Pa.
32- . 4t ••
EMMESE
VIRS,I. MONTHLY STATEMENT OF.
THE NATIONAL BANK 'OF PENNSYLVANIA:
A SETS
5 pernent. LegarTenderit • •
Rank Notes . .
Securitios---Bortds .. -
Interest amount.
Dne from.Bankit•aiallianker.. , .
Expense necotint.
Billatilamnted . ....
$366,199 20-
Capital paid in • ' ". •
Notes in circulation •
ntielepcisitorsand State.Treasuier.
a3n;tss so
. • • C"...II:DENGLER, Cii*hler. •
Angatt 4,..1861. • "- •• • • 32_
ETT.MRS Remaining trnelliiitifil
the'Post Unice, at Pottaiille, State of Pennoylva,
nla, on the sth 4aY of ,Angicsio -88 4 , ,
To olitain any of thaw lettere; the applicant most call
for .*ativertterd lettera," s trive - Die. date or this list; and
paEormsent kir adverti
If not called tbr,within,one Meath, they:will be' sent
tothe Dead 'Leiter -• • -
Bright Chritiv KM Lee Martin
Bonne (I l an . Darin J • M - N
Bilen . - Dowd Wane) ' Morris A 0
Bueher Franklin ' Dobbin Thos Phiplllayet! . .lno T
Bensinger(# M Downing A ship., McDonet,John
Boyle At. Penny-Fox Barak A McKern Tboa -
_packer, Feely . Elle;11 Mom= Tab Dshii
Bank Thigh ' GtidahalkE McDenttott J ship
Bechtel Harry N. Galliger Ellen , )(rattly Mary , ,
Datum r - Gordon Clark Marlin Bridget
linker John 'Hoffman Martin Elintheth
Brian John BainettJes'±` 8 ' Riettart WWI= .
:Boyer Cyrus,. 4 nom 'Patrick . tintith;Jno' ;,
„ B rown Nall Rohl, . • ' ' ShiallOSarah -
Boiwortti.Wm shpHenley John . • &divan:Karin
Barry Wm ship • Harken Sarah abp Taylor Wtw - •
Bock 'Justin& • ' • Hared Mary ' -Tremble Jesse W
Cromaa•Johal Bbyeatillca 11..w . frningienaing - 1
Carlarid Thus •-• • •T'yaott BmA :4 t-
Connor-N. , &mai Thoe B
Clutiallertba _Joycerldra'Jno ThraniufTlita:
Coleman B Kline Michael ' Thornton Bridget
Croquet Cbritittl ;; Xgew i t i Sttrill., ~Thcanitt.i . Thoa4
_ , Z'j; ,
C 41112-- ' 1 ' 4414 Orr*..
- '
&am 45 ; ?$4. Si. SILLYMAti,
.. T........ ~.m i• i pr i l 9, I It:, '..
~C;Asigc.- 0 - -, - , 54;11 TrAity-
Itiqrforil 4
1 L , ruts Inktin e mideee t lire:tire ionng seen
and.boyrth - 1 / 1 1 Tialtalarti..Wo4.&?
ing.l The location Mr./0
..• 9111 fol M e tittil arid
1 .
1.
second
Takeso" ..., .... y.:
..ine-t.,..r` i -
(2-97 ; 4 535* 1-The ' rall949
liki
,
' Reference tsl tesi)ectftilly inade to
La.FityetteCealegetaid Princeton
ry. For tiiiitlirtfolddreioil ;'• ' - -- A
I . : ii,
~,„. ,F,ri_p. S. ALEX[
.- ‘• - • ~,. : --"e' -, '9l4iona
• " Angr 4 k4 ll t- '''''''.' 7 ' "-• ' ' *
- -. .., . ~..
STATE" :.• . m.fa t e,__
0F , 21 Dii =MOD'
KlTT,e.asTequinSd borthe Second t.
'the Genend'.Assenibly,of thhttkanuts:s
the 13th day of Ckitober, ,A4.D.;1567.:
Amenni of Loansand Discounts . •
' do. Specie owned I.ty.the •
Ban in vault ; , ' $72,C'9 13 26
Amount due by other Banks:.. 120,517.. 34
' Amount Rote:sof other Banks. 41..146 , 00
Anaonnt United States' Notes...- ' 5i , ,470 00 ,
Amount.eheeks of; other. Banks '
.. .. '
. and Cash•Dmns ' . • ' VS, 0 72
Less Miners. Bank Notes in _ .
Itsak North Amerku l -Pbll4- 3 . 4 00
, ‘' - ..' • ''. : - .ti`'Llf: _
.., zi".."- ' .-. • -
..0511,,F,2151
tamomatZintekin Circulation. ~. . `27, 00 ,
... -..
_l_
Less .Aritowat,in — Bank'.plorttt" • ' • ~ • . .
..;
. Ameirffihrpalladtr. - . -.' - - 1; 00
$218,915 00
Amount Deposits ' • 0:7 - 4„Wis - - . • •
Amount, due other Banks . • .
" • 51,001,264 76
91:Qt
001,11.25
25(tt 9 50
• The Above Statement is•eorrect, taken from the Books
'Aus they stood on die morning of the 2d day of Atignat.,
1664. • • • CRA.. LOESEI, Caidder. .
Affirmed'and .snloacrileei befote rte, thi.'3d day or
•Angust, A: 1564. ' ' JACOB REED. J. P. •
Augnet 6, '64 , 1: , 19-1 t •
. .• • ..
UT M" -
timig:AnY*iery.etieitß--at.
Evoi.vmaiimiNtrilltoDDEß CWT.
'fija-L,itew outiclents sateen as-a neat tazik,--
Who saysrodAer.Cuttert • - -
-;:,.;,=.
pueziewliii ,- -AsoltutcPAELcongerz"
Mechant*look ht is:aat; •
.s
STIORMEC THOMPSOIie •
' ••- '
aryl% .1.4. • ericitv=l: at moltincins.
. „
. neat, siniple, dliglit
S;Step frelder. inneh' needed About: the
Doane;,....IJTICHTEIit ! Ss THOWSO/f;•`.•
July 30, •61,:' „ , • ;
'DnRABS' Coe *ES, Globe :Valves. GtoPa. Steam
.1.1 Gibbs: Wl:ldles, GII Globf.s; foiaale.at
ware iiallroo.Depot.: ' FRAN; POW.
vTiancirmfal'itajiirrnhis.---SOliti,Clist Steel
1.3 Stztking Hammers, for - sale. at the. Pardwsre and
Iron Depot.' P Tr.
- : , 4 1 11 7 ,3 0: 14 .; " • ' : . '
'IVI —limit. received, 'it ollindie aa
sortment of New .and beantiftd risk.
April 31i,64. • • Pentra:siieeit,4=l. .
OITND, Oral,- S..qeare - Bake ettk.
AL Waffle /trona, and Broilers. at:the: Irardware-and
Iron Depot,. . • ' • ';,FRANK DWI:
July 30,. , 64:' , • • . •
. .
AIIIERIOAN WRITING' P. Ell)
.I_l=saldto.be equal to Artiold% - andrit a reach leas
price—just received and'for - eale. wholesale :had retail.
Jutlg 80 44., Book andAtafkineritik6,Poitiiille
. .. • - • •
111Unit1111.,ILIS- PA T ENT- C0RN 8111.1616..
LER. All•irim. 'Shells • and cletum •at the ileumtime,
time, without waste or, breakage.
.Separatee - the -Corn
from the cob,",- ':• For sale at the Hardware •iird Iron
Ji11Y 30, f 64 ." .v.... • • - •
12,8
Sky-light... % h at
Breakers: For sale at tlie. : llardware irntl Irvin DeNt.
July 16, 'C4: •
*f..•T‘t/i\i'./PV . 'Z,...ter . T.S.4\...VEN •
.
E.
Z • . , . . limy TO DESTROY :., • . - ..) 1
- ROACH.ES;: :RATS, ' MIU';..
.. . BED IBILIV4:ANTS, - k . e., - :-. - ~
Vermin. •• rterminat.or.: 4 '
. . 1
.
IT IS INFALLIBLE -•- IT 15115.F,'1.1.L18T.E I
Is pnt up id Large Boxes f0 . r.e2.5 cent,:. Is - a I ready.
:for use,'without mixing with other articles. oes . not
spoil 'or get dry and worthless by .keeping,•ll , me,
other preparationS., Vermin are ex. tritvagaßt Itind of
IL' . Ents and Mice die out (If their holes. Is aet dan
gerous toMse: - • Gives satisfaction to wlib Ise it.-- 7
Soldby:01 Druggistitind Dealers throughout the Uni
ted States.. CAUTiON-Ii r sure and ask for 'Brims_ Ex'
terniluator, in large boxes, with - red-label, and - signed
-by the Proprietor., Depot, No'. 139 South TENTH' St.,
'Mere - Walnut., Manufactory, ~", . ., M . 130 Juvenal street,
i • above Walnut. between Tenth and Eleventh. . •
$1- .111:A1 60
00,,K
This valunbleprpartition'is . suld,in Pottsville by the
Druzgists : • • .• . '• • .
I.lency.SaylOr, 3. G. .Brown t Son ; J. C. Hughes,, llernjan:Rabonau, - aiul F. San Jerson.' •
• *Also; in St. Clair, by ilenry B. Davisand It. H. ICrin.
In Schuylkill Haven by ilugh.N.. Coxe.; and by all the
Diuggists , in Slinervilli 41.5hland and Tamaqua.'
July ' • • : ': ~ • : so-3m •
• , CERTlFklATES; . riamin n k eachnrtiele - of our stool;
and its value; are placed-in SEALED ENVELOPES and
mixed. One of these envelopes will lie gent to
any addreis,-without regard to.choice.,'ori receipt of . 25
.
We.will send.by . mail the article named on the certifi
cate drawn. for One Donne, or will exchange for
any other article on otir lit of..the same value as - the
article drawn. .
.• Entire satisfaction anaranteed in nil eases. ,
• Yon.may,ohtain.rt,GOLD . Wirca DIAi4ONT itian for
ONE DOLLAR, which you need not pay 'until yea ithow
what,youfiave drawn and its value. • . • '
Five sealed. Envelope s. for $1 t Eleven' for
. :. GOODWIN, 111UNT Sz CO., V
JEWELERS, '
'• ' Reoadvrny; N. Y.
. All letters should be addressed to our: Box.- 106,
Post Oftictc, - New - York. . [July
V. S. EXCISE' TAXES
Must be paid on 'or before the
25th day of Augast, 1864,
. . . .
• ". U. J. •INTRRNAI. REVfitiE
. • •
10th Collection District, Pa. '
NOTICE is.hereby ghen that the mania' assessment
of Excise Taxes, for the year ISO on licensee. incovies,
and article contained.in Schedide A. .has been-com
pleted, and a list thereof placed. in my hands. by, the
•Assessor for collection.. • .
.. •
The antics and taxes contained 'in Paid Aid are now
due and payable, and all ,persons iii&huylkill County
charg.eable therewith: are required to pay the same at
the Collector•FOffice at Pottsville, on:or before the nth'
Office hours from s,"A.. M., to 5,P. 3L . -
Payments may also be made to the: Collector or his
Deputy at the following places and times,
, Tamaqua, on Wednesday, August. 10th, at the office
of Herman B. Graeff. rAssistant .AmicsSor. ' '
r 1864. .
month: , •
• . 98,672.16
124,389 03
.. 25,910 07
Mohnnoy:City; on 'l'huradaq,.. August ill th., - at the of
-flee of Frank Carter,..Ffm.
-Ashland, on Friday: Angnst 12th, at the officsof
Levy, 'Asiistant Asseisor.
Those who - neglect; to. pay the :duties` and taxes as
afdresaid assessed -upon' them; •vilthiti'the time above
BPeeided, will be liable.to pay tea per centunt addition
al upon the amount thereof. -
.Payments must he made in United StateS . Treasury
notes, or in notes of banks organized...under the act to
provide a National Currency.known Ss National Banks.
N.-B.—Persons doing business without licenSe forfeit
'three times the amount of such license,, and • art A - 07
jeetto a term of intpilrsonnient not exerddfrio two years.
• • • -. r JANES A. IN - tiESS,
• • Collector lfith District, Pa.
• . Pottsville,:July 30th, 1064.. • • . 21-it •
DE,NTAL:
For Cleansing, Whitening and Preserving
• . IHE-TIETRJ
this article is . prepared with the greatest care upon
scientifie principles, and - warranted not to r contain
Anything in the Slightest degree deletinions to the
teeth or gnats. Some of oar most eminent Dental
Sulgeons' have given is their sanction to, and cheerfully
recomineila itas a preparation of .auperior qualities - for
-cleatuehig,'whitening and preserving theleeth. It cleans
theta readily, rendering them beautiftilly_white - and
wilt; Withorit sliglitest inittil to the' enzintel:—
It is healing to the gums where they ere ulcerated and
sore. It is also an excellent disinfeetorfor ololdecityed
teeth, Which are exceedingly offensive. - It gives a rich
and creamy - taste to thernouth, cleansing it thoroughly,
and iniparting a delightful fracm, nice to the breath..
Prepared only , by A. lILILW.LEY, 411 , 100., N.
W. Cor. 10th and*l.ombetret.stst.,
and 'l4old'hy all Dnigg,ists, 'Price 2.5 c•ents-- • • '
TES' TritOlilil.s.—The folliawing. - opinion Of. Dr.
White, :IS to the h:hig esteem in is he holds the
Dental ,Crearri,-triust he sntllelent bvideaCe of its value :
to, uote other testlinordels in detail is needless, con.
tenting.ofirseivei by-simply giving the names and ad.
dresscaof persons who speak of- Its.'exerllenry for the
teeth : • - nutincLetu...;•April lath, 1563.•
•
• Haying carefully examined'A. "1411ditled
Dental tlmam," I hereby cheerfully recommend it to
the pnblic generally.; • It is an excellent preparation for
cleabsing and preserving the•teeth, anti can be,need'by
all persons with the utmost confidence. as its properties
are perfectly hannleo: ..Dcsidei preserving -the teeth,
it. promotes n healthy action to the gums,- and Imparts a
pleiventeess to the -• ••.• • • : • -
• • Di, W. R. WHITE, ..1293 Arch St. .
. Thos. Ingram:3f. Dentist, 491 N. Fourth Street:.
.Birkey, 254 S. Sixth St. •. • •
• ..F.. Vanderslice, Surgeon Dent et;
.32a Arch St.. .- •
• C, A. Kingsbury, 1119 Walnut St. ' • •
• S. - Dillingham. D. 'fat Atch St., t '
F. 31.-: Dlxon,W2l Arch St. '• . • "•• • • • • '
EdwaniTownatind, Dentlet,-526 N.:7°lllth St..
Dorphley,•Dentist,•Sn N:Tenth St.' •
tong, Dentist, 629 N: Sixth •
• • ' • • . • Mlylf
$25,000 00
5,150.00
200,000 00
652 25
11r 17t
15i 00
. 5,004 00
$200,000 00
144 600 Q 0
. ' 14,598
NtSTRUCTION.BOOKM AND ,ITIUMIC
.. F011,.-111X DEELODEON
.. • '
•
And' tt lostioinents 'of the Orgatteho•r.
.
Zundeli Melodeon•lnstractlif... Containing
.tbe' Ele
mentS of Music; Piveressive Pingsr •Ifixercises, and a
large collection of
.ChoMe.' . 42'2a
New •. atethOd for the- lifelodeMi.' Selected Mainly
'fmrci' - ”Zatiders Distructor,"' and containing in addition .
to Lessons and Exercises, a sollectlon of Popular Songs
and a variety Psalm and Hymn . Tunes $1 ad
Darhart's;blelodean.. Elementary and • Progressive,
&tidies, with a collection ofGholce Weal and Instin.:
.
mental Music • ' •
• Ainerlcan School for the•Melodeon tti
Model Melodeottlnstructor • • • - • ISO
• Winner's Perfect Guide for the Mehxleon. Designed 1
`as a belf-Instriactor; !with : Cboicealusie ..... ..69
Melodeon withontarMaster.--....-• •-' • 4.60
:Woodbury.* Melodeon Instruttor • i- • r • ..tsh ,
Green and Whitsra Melodeon ,Instructor.-.. - .:. .60.
, Howe's Seraphtne and Melodeon Instructor..-..
• The Seraphine.-: A collection of Music for the Imo-,
deam beraptduvand Reed
Theitustractlons in each of Die above books are stilted
not only to the Melodeon:-but- to all, instrnMents of
similar tonstruellon. .§glitost-Add. • OLIVER, DlT
elite ColiPablfeh* For by D:
June 11, '• ••-•• 1,1ifa) , •,543,' . 4::52 , :iy; . '• • ;•"'
amiliiiisamre4 t@a4)lbli t !.6 i gV 4 ,llp.
eda 'RF.II4hIPX -
iles ,of
Al •
:EB/R.BANit
F Act O
of thee.&ct or
wealth, 141)Mved
$1,339,90143
B. BAN-NARA
HAWLEY'S
SOLIDIFIED •
ffyorninely
41M .2-0010, ';114,2f, 1 11,
At riligstotirlmwilitaiv
wiltaSTiglialSlB436.4sola6.l
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.
' llcifrij:G: EC MEND „itFifc,Bsrperktst
Art' lite Mills rfbeiparsisaestt,i ,
.
This Instititiot.' ' 'lrylthe.".Stsits: of - -.Pennsyl
vania. with.full 'Coll ' powers, will etimmenee its
next session- Sept.. Stii. . *very aciliKaShrded for
,an English, Clessiesl
story
tgicond 1437 g.dlicatint!,
under the best orfns rs.- •Pa'p i • ~ t eceivedlte
the Pr,irrutry.,ftersto arid Coftiate Departments.
For Atus. ri4tdrese o,;.riv . '•'''-_... - -' ..
Adent.
circa
da(i 3(,'64 ,
.
ARCA3 ) lA/
D. W. FRI.ESE,A. Principal.
ORWIGSISU.RG .. 80111711201.t . CO 'PL .
The next term of this institetion will begin THDIS--
DAY, September Ist. The designlato cilfar.sneh.
advantges for the education cd, either-sex am Alia not
excelled by any similar institution, The coma of in
struction is thorough and - complete.- In addition toile
scientific and:clasalcalwmrsea,thete will .be -added a
. - Corses;vs*af department. to-prepare young men for
business, and , a Norma/ department for theee who wish
to qualify themselves for the profession of: teaching.—:
With the latter departments owds/ school will be C01a.. ,
Reefed. '
' Send , for iscauftne: .; : (Aug:
irgoTrrirrs, • C
•
. .
mcqusu AND FRENCHI36ARDING AND DAY
- :'.SCHOOL FOR.
,YOUNG LADIFS; ; -
.
21527 1529 Spr.p . iO3,Bt.i Philadelphia ' )
Will reopen : on TtESDAt,.SeptepbOr2.2oo. Letters
to the above.athireas Will receive prompt 'attention.—
,Pernonal application M4,41'3 - tande' , 4ftEt
1564,"t0 • )51AD P - I)II,ErtVEL,..Y, Principal.
- . July 9, '64.. , • - • SS Sal •
1101t4TIPf FOit•NOUNticIADIFi,
At Lancaster Co., Pa.
FOUNDED SEPTE.MBER.,, 1794,
Affords anfieriOr advantages thorough and ',Doom
' plished female education. • • • , •
The TLitmanual Term oneris Angrist
For eireulars and information. apply to: •
Rev. W..C. =CH= Principal. .
2.34 m -
Jaly 9.'•64.,
MEDICINAL.
COUGII - 8 . :COLDS: CONSUILPTION . ..'
:• •• • Coughs, - C - 1 ; Consumption. .. , ..
..
..' . -;.' - Colighs; • Ids;. Cottomptioit• . .
-, - .
g
' . '•- -• 'Coughs; ' Ids, ' Consumption. .
.- ...-
.. . • • Cors , hs; lds, Consumption. ' . • -
Coughs, - .Colds,. 'ConSumption. .
' Coughs,,. Colds, , Consumption. . .
Coughs,' Colds, Consamption. "-- • '
Swayne's Compound - SYriip• of.' Wild - Cherry. .. I
Swaymes . Compound Syrup .of Wild Cherry,
Swayne's :Compound' Syrup of Wild . Cherry,:
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild, Cherry, -
Swayne's ',. Compound. Syrup' Of Wild . Cherry, :
Swayne's.' Compound. Syrup of Wild • Cherry; -
:. Swayne's. Compound ''Syrup' ' , of .; Wild 'Cherry,
• Swayne's.Compound . Syrup of Wild • Cherry, ,
' - - • . -.'• Cures all Complaints •- • .. '
•-- - . •'. ' '''. Cures -all.. Complaints ---* .. • •• .
.. . • Cum all' • Complaints .- .' •- . • .
Curesall. Complaints • • :',
.", . --.' Cures , all ...Complaints -
: , . • Cures all '''Complaintri ••• ' ... '', •
. • • . . • - Cures'. all ' Complaints , • . .
... -• Of the . Throat, ':Lungs and : Chest .. •
Of . the . Throat; '• Lungs and Chest.
Of . the Throat, Lungs and Chest. .. ,
-- • . • - Of. the -• Throat, Longs and. -Chest. .
. • 'Of - the' Throat, Lungs and Cheat ..
- .. • • Of' the, Throat, Lungs . and. Chest.''
. ' Of 'the' ''Phroat,. Lungs ; and. Chest.
... . Of the Throat - Lungs and ' Chest ' . .
Althottgh mahy years' have elapsed since: this discos=
ery iwismade.known - to the world; its great virtue has
never yet been equaled: '. . '. . , - •• •,"
.litill.AnOther Cure bjlEllr..Ssiuynent C.i.m-.
. , pound Syrup 'to (Wild Cherry. .'
I. suffered four m onths with a violent Congh, accom
panied with painful tightness 'of 'the chest.great dial;
c nlty. of breathing, sore throat, sleep disturbed from
"constant coughing;' tried a number of reined fes without
benefit; I was advi . sd,to try. Dr. Swayne's Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry, which.gave quick relief, and after
'.using two bottles a 'perfect.cure was thp,' result. I give
• thisrettititauff freely,
,as I want all 'the world to know
of this truly valuable medicine."' - ' .. , ."
lirmrnifiii - J. Ecass, 124 Smith . street.Dhilftda. •
P.repared Only by Dr. Sw.arsk ,L Son, aptiorth'Sixtli
.street Philadelphia.- ; ' - ' , -- '• .'• • ' ''; ... -.
Sold by *.T.'G. 8R0WN....t, SON,' and, lIENRY SAY- .
LQII, l'ottaville, and all - the principal Dru ,,,, ists and
. .
April % '6. -. ' • .
~.. •,- ' . : .14-- '... '
• This • valuable preparation combines the' -virtries' of
SAUSAPARILDA and 10D . INE,- and highly
_recom
mended for the cure of - ~.• -
Serofula White Swellings, .Enlarge 7
went and Weeration of the B
. -'Joints and Glands, Tu*ois,.
;. • Boils, Ulcers,
• • Affections "
All the' various diseases' of the SKIN, such ae'
•
TETTED, RUCC4WORIIf, SCALD-DEAD, ITCII, t.
PIIH-
I'LES, - and diseases arising from an injudicious use of
Xercury: 'AS A- SPRING AND FAIT. _
PURITEEE. OF THE :TrEOO.lOl.
4s"unparalleled success. .• .• • .
Prepared by • • •
• . OASTLETON . da: MONTROSE,
Pharmaceutists,.
•
. • • . New Mar Agents,, JOHN G. BROWN SON, will, Supply
the trade, at our wholesale prices.. ". •• : •
May ' , • .21- G m • • .
VETTER...OT- ADVICE FOR LA DIES
___.
II • FIVE ANATOMICAL ENGRAVLNGS.• . •
.
H as Information never'before"publistied. • • ' • .
• Sent free in n sealed envelope for Tell cents. •
Address, • Dr. 'STANFORD,
. • • . ;Box •
Nei. 4,652' New York Y. 0..
Jtilk 16, 4 64,. • • 2D-3ni
. •
.., .
37 RECRUITS. TiVANTED
. . TO FILL THE QUOTA OF THE
North-Eas . .t WeifT.of the,. Boiough of
• • • • . - Pottsville. -,•
- Leval Boianti ' • $3OO
Government' Bounty 100
.•.- _ . .
8400
Apply to . ISAAC MOYIER,. Treasurer,
Corner Railroad "and Callowhill streets.
• July fik M. ' • . s' • . • 31-
(4 IV - WM OWN . DOCTOR."—TILE NEW
ILLUSTRATED HYDROPATIIIC ENCYCLO
PEDIA: A Complete System.of ~Hy,dropathy and
mene, Anatomy arid Physiology of-the , Human .Hody,
Illustrated ; • Preservation. of . Health ; Dietetics and
Cookery ; Theory and Practice .of Medicine; with : Home
Treatment; Special Pathology and Hydro-Therapeutics,
Nature, Ceases, Symptoms, and Treatment nisi' known.
Diseases; Application to Surgery, Midwifery. and the
Nursery.. 800 Engravings, and nearly LOOCr pages. with
Glossary and Index - . complete. By ft. T. TRALL, M. D.
Price; prermid , by FIRST ..MAIL, -84... Address FOW
LER &WELLS, 389 Broadway, New . York. . ,
-"Of all the publications which have attained such a
wide'popilarity, ss issued -by FOWLEIt and. WELLS,
none are more adapted to general utility than this rich.
comprehensive, and well-arranged Encyclopedia.”-4.
Y. Tribune. %- • • [July 21, •G4.-30.3t.
cC rl - 1.11.13 HUMAN ..1)1YINE
new System of Physiognomy,.F.yess Bers,.Nose;
Lips.,Montb,liend. Irak. Eyebrows, Ffainis t Feet, Skin,
Complexion, -with ail "Signs of Character. and Howlo
Read-Tbeni.'! in • - ' . '
THE.: PHRENOLOGICAL • JOURNAL,
Ir.r.osravrrm. WELLS. Editor.
. Ethnology, the Natural History Qr . Matt, nations,
racesoind tribeA of, men, described wlth:lllustratio . --
faiology, furctions'of the: Body; licart,'Lcum,
Stomach, 13Ones; Muscles, and NervOits System
Phrenology. the-Temperaments,"Man's Intollec 7
teal, Social ana. Moral, NaturN flow to Improve.
Phyy.lognotur, with the SioNs. 'Coin/Anna,
• AND now on' Sci eutilleprinci pies, •
.P.Schology or the "Science of the Soul," Man's
relationslo tlndife and to thelife. come. - -
• e
•
A n e w voleme, the 40th. commences With the July
number.' 4 llunr - rtrady- - Pnblbliett-monthlyv in quarto
brim at:s2.2'yee.r., liainples, by first,
Addiese NOWEER' WELLS;' 3q2 - Bin:tawny, •11t4
Yo.r.k.'• ' , gut! 23, •34.-30.3 t •
"W ' TeICES TirAT46llit3
A large assortment of Watches— American,....
Engltsh And Swiss,.in Gold' nod Silver, Single ai t .
and Hooting Cases. An examination is re- IV;
speettelly IL C. GREfIN,
Vatclunake rand Jeweler, Centre - Street, Poitavtlle
bicenitier 12,''G3'
- • ...ti o . . .
W$
IN.E AND-, CIDER iilllLL,with Pima
romlAne4. •-A firat-elaaa_Nrule and Cider 31.111 18
4imple.in construction, r e adily worked by hand.
and can grind ala to eight, bushels rapplee, or ten to
twelve bushels, of grapes,' curran • cberriets or like
frnit;•per. hour. , 'Justthe article ~ .,:-Atnaity • MC.
•. 11l
setwan now. :• . -' • • ' • . • • -
:July- 3 (0 6 4 . • ••• ••sTic Tilomrsow.
E W 1111.181C.- , -Jast reeelVed
The Dauner of the Sp •.•- • -' • •
• The Old Seaton :•-• • • • - • • • •
• 'Jenny Wren Polka . : :• .• •
Sleep - and the Past;;'' • • ""
• •Babvlcin Sas .Fallert":; ' • ." • • • • -
Together tvitlill'N'Ariety of other ; Musle. Just- teeelved
and for sale - • . ,
_••• 11.-11ANNANS
July 30. 434.: . • Book' and blutne.Store.-
F ASICIONABLIM . 44.0T1E11110. - , :....-,. -,
...
Just opened. a tendld asaortutent.' oi - Foreign 'and
Domeatla CLAT/1 • ALAS:AMBERS and 'VEST- - ..
INGS,,whielfirEl be cut and Stitotherlatost and
moat troproVed ityles;zt.tdif Old Stand; Market=''
Ettreeti a few diaora above Centrei, Pottsville.
' ' • ' HENRY SUTTEE, Merchant Tailor.
Pottavllie, Mareh 5,'64.' . in.tf
..
.
Y-DIRPOT —Pest
N. , Ott lubricating,- Machtuerrand Otal Ma,. at
TLIOMPSONI:
gIiERIVAN:-FORIGED
Wattahted supetior to any tmporled NaiL feriae
at the Itardarare and iten , Depot:' , , •
'July 16061. - -. • ntAinc Tarr:.
EM' TAX LAIV * -- 4 0.642 1 1 e lifffdlir
6 ,.1 (
.T8A107 "4 ,6' 4 .5 6 Book Stott - Patti lll)R -
July 16.'64.
:,, .:.- -__ r ."
J . : - ... , ,, -* 4- 11: 4,7- „,..
v
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aYs: !gars 8, 1.-`#
.A..42'«...
• - •.THE - IN
AVIALYOR,MEE.,
-ti. -
o . FlKllrasswillAssacOlattsurdax—.... ttain Aet •
- - -..litquarf-LTlia. - 3131444trittteml iit"iftiellPerty, •
eightL Ikeemestig- - 2111Stitel!eklibled, - dirt: . •
• • " Pot
o:,
reigns ettpreite-
,tha- t the Po 0- .
.Scarcely a not jigwihien t pod. on .eithor •
side since the bailie . 11iii:vtounded •
haTe ail been:lanes* te4 Gits , f94o:44o;niini-
Conrt of trattiriltaiWii4ditie\4ll -by titer
PrOsident,at the requAatef-LietitAltsteistOrtuit,„ • •
Major-General EissidoektabottrOokstelo InYeas--
tigste them . r .m
tuage the'failure.,the recent as: .
,aattlt upon the.. berfertificatkitik'befoltiT'etm4•
bilig, so su y'EtWigifietedi by tfie
-ion of the mine.'whichidestroyedawicistampor.
_tent Work in front et •
• A correspandent, of thatiew York .Irt7iuns, wrl -
ting about the rninw,:stitYs.: 4• ' •
• FoureelpilefOund Colonel f. easants with watch
in hand, mounted'on bur.earthwbrks,:taidting. for
the grand- , explosicm,.-Anziousitement _
.he waited, for the fuse had heep,4gliteith his '
own hand ; and a' few "seconds would '" 're. the -
truth
n
truth or iciirreCtiiesit 'of hie - ;theory:m to - time ,
for .the orphation. had - inutse,Thea.ltle u tenant
.TaCob.Douty ands Sergean- liaryy-Reese, of the .
Forty-;eighth,.nobly.imbinteerad,to thitikho gal-
lery and ascertain the Leans e•of . .the,:d.olf4Yr The
fuse, which was ninetkeiglitleet *leVr. b, was,.
• exting u ished. feet hats been bti*eil, but
the.rcmainder witaintact.- • A
sexy, 'Sergeant - .ltettee...hurriettlto -abs-entrance,
. and, returned.,obtaming...one,,. 4 .Esurything. was
lastly adjusted;; the fuse Was .11,1er-it - fired; and..
Lieutenant Douty,' , atirsirtneing 'the :Ittet his
Colonel, teok•hisplaceWhisraule - ontearWorks.
Seconds .beelans t minutes, and..ColonetTlesi
ants, still auxioue, still With watch iii hand, stood
straining . hiseys direetion..9l.• the rebel
work. It lacks one minute of the thrieTreaid
he to his Lietitentitit; looldugtit • - his"witch, and
speaking is a , voice ertOpreisited.-trreiretnent:
Not a seccind,forthereslurgoeilln shouted the r:
Lientenant,:spr_ inging.frOul the breastworks and •
rejoining las regiment: Sure en - Migh,lfidre she -
did go., An immense - tagnititt - br earth , two hun
dred and fifty Mete* iirwith.a.repuetr.like the
Tumbling of an ()sal : • .
The people ot.Sou Reumtilyida are still
fearful of an .extension'o ttbei raid. • Duel-
ness is at a stantr-Still.
.•
Ge l 3- 14=1Y,e4.
Thnrsdayr, Vine tot&I outstanding debOteththititiletidldtatesl; -,
18 5i.„827;•tir., ; 170, -- and the intereat476,4_o3o,'.
.7, The rebel McCausland ittaekedgqociatAverit '
.and . Kelley at Ournbeilind Tneday.,-'and ":after':- . - 4
a'furions..fight•was remised with -grip lose otseve?, r .. ,
eel
.caissona ard 'a large, tiumber r o . fwagbro
`fining spoils front PennaylVinia.- t . ‘ ---" •
Copy -Of official etateritent 'of eiosto 3 o4 , T , Rtilbt-•' , ; , :,
.lished by order of 'General Sherroan.l7,%T.Ottilimr :l 4
ta, July 26, 1864':' ' r
Total lass of.Federals,july,2o...: :::v,14250
Rebel dead connted and ,
Rebel dead counted and briiiqd," July' 1;14.2'
Rebid dead in front of• Fifteenth , Corpirriot , •
in or ..... ; •.=.;
Rebel n
colors captured„July 20 .. "•1
Rebel colors captured,
Rebel prisoners .captured.;....... •-• •
Federal loss, all, told, . ... '34
Total Federal 1055..., r:. _slfl,
Total•Feileral'loste.of artillery Pieces•••=-•
Total rebel loss in ... t .... ,; 3,946 •
••
'l'ottdrebet
Total-rebel loss in cOlorti...- .
Nunlber of rebel wounded tmlumntin."
- •
IMPORTAAT NYO . N . OW' r
The Rebels Oceupy Hagenitinvin
Gov. Cnrtiu Vans. Thirty' thOutgliinia
titia Oat
. . .
The greatc4 consternation -once more. prevails
along the southerly - . portion" of 'the.- Cumberland
• •
. . . ,
.• Despatches received 'at - Harrisburg yesterday- .
state that the Itchels entered - Hagerstown infor63 •
yesterday'morning. • •:. •.• . •. ... ~,-.•
Gov. Curtin has issued.a Proclamation,- calling.
for 30,000 roluitteer militia, to be. 'tratgWed - into
ihe•seryice of the State, to serve•dnring the emer-- ,
gezicy for the. defence of theAtate, •:•,., . _ •
.. ~
' The Plirjorfty PhitsiderPhia.- -
Tho official majority in. Philadelphia for the
first' Aniexiiment - is 17,281;. for the second, 28,816,
and for trio third; 27,2811: The • majority in • the
State will be yeryluavy,
rye nisd'E.nr.—Prof. J. ISAACS, M. D., Oculist
and Anrist, formerly of Leyden, Holland, is located" 'at
No. 611 Pine St.; Philadelphia, where persons -afflicted
.with diseases of the Eye or Ear will. be scientifiCally
treated and cured, if curable: Plf.Artijietat Iles- in
serted without. pain. No charges made for examina
tion. The Medical Faculty is illVited;•llS be has tin • Se- ,
crets in Ida mode of treatment:: . -
- Jan 30, '64. • .
POTTS ViLLE MARKETS
Corteted Wirekly.for.the2linerst Jo
Wheat Flonr, extra famlly,' . per harrel....
,do : do do per cwt' -
do do extra'• • ', per barrel.
do - do . supertlue, .. do : ,
Rye Flour, • - do •
Wel:wheat Flour, .. ,
Wheat, Prime white, per bushel.,
do • do red, . -do
bried Peaches, red, per potind..
- do pa
• anpared, • 'llO
Dried d Apples, do
Rye, :•49 bu.
Corn, "..
Oats, ."
Soup beans"
Peas. "
Eye Chop, "
Corn Meal " •
Middlings; "
l'otatotut, • "
Hay, • .1-3 ton.
" bale cwt
Straw, 1 , 3 ton.
Plaster,
Salt, % Fa&
'Tint Secul,. he
.Clover.".
Flax
$1 75
gl 66
83
350
3 (m)
1 35
1 85
$1 55
1 50
'l5
3 00
2:50
1 35
1 30
j USW RECEIVED,
A. beautiful - Buick of
Clocks, ;-- . - ...' . :.. •
1 2.
. .. .
~ • Pinked Good . , of all kiml.s,
Porte Illennais, , . ,•• : ,•,
.. . . - ... .
.8 . .._ ii .
......
~- -
Traveling atei”,lis t:,: V `6'
191114 r Warn* Vane!: Good. .,
.• .... . ‘.
.
Also, an assortment of VAR & t'O.'gcelebnt
'led Chandelier. and .Grue Fixtareit,? Brown
Statuary, Portable Lights, etc.., eta. , -
M .- Particular ' .paid to the Vepahing of
'Watches. Having had, the largest expetlence. lit the
verrtirst manufacturing establlehments In Europe; we'
feel warrantedin assuring every one who Wiltpatronias
us, that we will be enabled to give satisfaction, Rartico
larly in all the'ffier clams of - work, snit as - ,
CHBONOffiETKR,
EITQLISH & SWISS . PATELST. - •
would reOntie. We eball endeavor, bj a atridibtfor- -
ward eonrre, lonians every : rein , at . nable person.-- '- -
G BLUM .4 CU.
• ' 'Praeticatliorologiata and ,Tawelletii.
. .
• •`` 'NEWS - •
.
WILKINSON,. .TA:Yt()R, - •
Would intArtn thilpublic that -
. . • ALL'S..WELLI
Ai Tniaa
TAlLOitrti4 .
14,iluth Eleventh Illtreelir:' " = • '
4 bocci below ChemtnnkPIULADELFLUAi Wrieft a":"
. . •. , be kidiad the
iArt4Loox'Aiiip
•• • in the city; 6dl and see', :••••
- ..TAYLORIX •J. •••:: ; • T 1 '
NEW STYLE VEST FOR SPRING
(Original end•Nobby.). ; • •
Fine Geode , well Made. . • • -
• At Fair Prices. •
.5.• C: Tine&
• . . ' Lite at Cuas. STOI(ES & 190. may 14; - ' • -41-6 m
PENNEIVEVANINISTATE'REPOKTIV
Vol.. 44—Wright Vol. 8„ Price , S4goe 4lnt 1111b
liAted. Alt)°, ORAYDON'S FORMS. mind edition,
by Wright. Just received and for wile' at - •
Book Stdre, Pottritiet•
June 9S, '64
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11 . . .
.LIE 14.—The Lightningy Biller auppllw a wani
Fin every Household: For sale' at the Hardware:and
Iron 'Depot,. . , - FOIT.
tltiltALEMubseriber Aa Aiwa t
11 for one of the Offileutses in Newßedford.
and is prepared to reeekve orders for,Primis :Whale! 0115
in large or. small quantities, at New Bedford - prices,
freight only added; . Orders respectfully 'sotietted s:;
..April 23, . ••
o Lib Pt NlS.,,A4lamosolgakent of ine: , rnoat
approved kind—warranted c -just received and for
sale at' tlie anbacribertalkiok,and StatloneryStone.Z..
.• e •BENJ. BANNAN.
Alm Steel Pally of all Ilinditzi• nee; irholeiale and
recant.• - .
A 1.113.NDA RM.—A . new. and -benntkfall
Calendar. giving the months, days datekattas
bin for Offices;Depote, &c. Itrequlreanohlterie ,'and
is, in tact, a perpettitil Alm/ante eumli„eciperfeet - -
KEEPER.. Price $2 c.. Call and Pee them. , -
Watehitialter,
Apri116,'64.-16-tf) . Cenlxe,sr.t.,;,Pottaytile.
WINE MILL.--The.tfulthlied*ElWas/
V combined as it to In this mill to WIC of the bat
family arrangements ever 'mutat . • Ft/e 7 -"aititt .It , ,the
Hardware and Iron Depot. ; FRANK POTT:
July . • ".-
ROPE.—AII sizeitiirltarobllar_coyda, -WW(lar
ite, dee and Mtakon,Littes, at the tiardwant. aed ,Ito*
Depot. - , PRANK rOTT.
_ _ •
uly 16;'!64:
.
lIIISICIL . A.—Socket, illoaer„cilliela,
at
perfet
Ratak 0
unequalled:lh :gilt - Willis at the ilard
ware end iron Depot. .4RItA2tS porr.
Boollo4.— ; FamLly pride, by the authuceit
II Pique:_ ' • • •
tkitinsel and tumfort; eythere zmrson :
Blitanbling Bkatti.itiy,Bail'Uaintitan-C
Pigeon Hole Generals: . . .• .
My Farm at Zdyrood ' • '
Dream Life, fie., (Cc. Just received and ter pale at
B. BANA.K.,.nBoRIL"stuee;
• '
July 16,4,6(
DRY ~.o ppps, .c11.1PC:ERIER,';::::;„
ANTY -Ara . • -;
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The - "tunnie;reigntd trM colittOtiol to 'tall oil %eI:MA;
mesa of thetwora (Rymer:lila:holm& 'Betio it the tair..: - .7
aer of Market and Socola),aluipligo4WaY-111c,:tro Fill .
Rem qa hand,atall that co stocx cif Dry Goods,
Greetrieirtiiid NM at
rt./tamable -g-93gPs*
' Pottsville, Mari.tll; - fititif" • • ';'
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Alert. ,
$/1.
5 50
11.00
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8 if
4.60
$lO 00
I 600
1040
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B'oo
1.4.00
'Egg% . doz.
Butter, 'lb.
Cheese, ••
Lard, . ",
Hams. • ".
IShouliters.: -"
e tteerbiud'or. "
front "- "
l'Aatton,, "
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Veal,
Sugar, Cutia,
Sugar orteo,;. ,
Porto Moo. "
16
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entailed. • - •
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