#ountal.
POI"rSITILLE, PA.
ti.4..TILTIRD.AI7, AUGUST- 13, 1564
.
Copies of the • Miners, -Journal
can be, obtained eceiy. Saturday, at the fol,
at!. plabes: • . • "
IIF.N'ItY RAMER. Minersiille 1 ' • :
GEO. a. PRITCHARD, " .
MRS.. HOLMES, St. Clair : •
LOMS IL ROVE, .” • - -• •
HENRY. S. BONER; . •
PETERMOORE, Pcirt , Carlion. .
!LAVED PHILLIPS. 3Lshaney City..
WM. B. BPS, SINGER. 'ragtag's. . • •
IL N. - CO.MF.; Schaylkili Hares.. .
FOR ITESID^r,
ABRAR.A.3I.. LINCOLN.
FOR VZCE-PRE•SIDE2r'T,
ANDREW JOHNSON.,
National iOn• EJec toral 'ticket.
.inrt‘m 31 s 3fiehael, Philadelphia. -; ." •
..,
Thoma 6 Caalinghatu,'Bekv,er County. : . -.— •
- •- • uErII.E.I.ENTATITES..• " : . -. •
it,,bert - P": King' 13 Elias W. Hall, :
' •
..(leorize 11. Coates, 14 Charles H. ,Shriner,
Henry IIIItijm; • -15 John Winter; - .., .'
William Ilniern, • IG. David M'Conaughy,
'Partin H. d'eake, - . .- 11 Daiid W.• Woods,.: :
Citarle:i )1 - , Bunk, - - IS i 'biaae - BOTISOU, .. • ...
r....ert Parke,. . ' ;19 - John ',Pa tton, • :
-William Taylor, .• . 'l2O Samuel B..Diek, - .
1
i,th n A., Heiatanit ' 21 Ilyerhard Bierer,. •
Ilirbard 11. Corycli, 22 • John P. Pennj, - - • :
' Edwald .Hallidav; • • .. 23 .Ebetiezer 3.l.'Junk:in,-
' .Charlea F. -Reed, - •• • 24 John - W. Blanell'ard.
,
pion tandkrig Committe e of Sehriylkill
County.: .. • ; - ••• •
1: 11 larthol6mew, Chairman; Pottsville - P. 0.
T..Wm
hiey, Treasurer; • " -
F. B. Wallace, Secretary, .r. "
:stijor JameS,Wren, • • • -
I•Ani P. litiffman, • • • . 4
.10,111 8. Lawrence,,Minersville...
Capt..Tamt, , s It. Cleaver, Ashland
31alianoy. City
x.e, -Schuylkill'. Haven
Tamarina,.Uauirl •
B: Mt - house; Tremont •
Dr. E. h'..Weliber;
ianiel I::•Miller,l'inegrove
rainnel Lefflf•r, Orwigsbarg.'.
irwoh H. Pvle*, 'New t - tinggold.-
K. •liee.l; Frieileusburg • : •
Phillips : Broad Mountain •
Pt•tA•W. Entz; tipper Maliantongo - "
• p reSlineker,llegins • . .
rinflith T. Jones, St.. Clair
.„.
NION :COUNTY ..CONVENTION
fliel'itioirruen of Schuylkill. County who do
itv :the election of Abraham Lincoln
- President and Andrew Johnson for Nice Pres;
, nt, and it lei. firmly believe that". upon the sue- ,
off tne.great Union Party depends the exist
of iitt . " Government,' the • pertnanency and
petnity of. republiCan institutions tuul the
. s . l iration of law - . -and order,. and are resolved
t the hi-aye - soldiers 'in the field shall be sits,
ued in tbidr.heroic Wiles to crush armed trea,
atld to secure a, lasting pease, are requested
un•et in their respeCtive Election Districts,
,ugliont the' County, • • -
Matairdity, , AtikuNt 20th, 1564,. •
tween the hours of n and 7 o'clock in the after
m, and elect two.Defegates fronteaelt District,
meet in Convention at the COurt House,.
fie Borough of Pottsville ; en Monday, 'august
. at 10 o'clock'in the fOrenoon, for the
of nontinating County Ticket to.he
Nfted at the ensiling October electiOn.
B.A.11T1I0110.51ENV; Chain/lan..
. B. WALIAC:F., .c?crtitlry.
THE JOURNAL FOR TOE CAM AIGN,
Ili the 20th inst. : We win . conilitOee .
the - MrSERS' .JOITRNAL foi t4C, carn
iim;, in :clubs. at the . folloWingrlow rates::
$2 .75
5 00'
.12 00
• 22 00
ii; Ihindred' 40 00
)
All fad upinbers'abec , those designated., at
r :lime rate until they • reach the higher
.nhsnatned. over
,100 •at '4O 'cents
0. and 1 copy 'gratis to getter:up of club. •
At this rate: the ,IquaNii,' will be furnished
the result of the Presidenthd election in
overnbt . sr . , is 'kno*n. •1• . •:• •
e copiCq„
'en Iy-live
Let the friends ofthe-dause exert thenisel - Ces
the different - lot!Ouglts - .. and townships. of
I: Count y: - and the •NVIII • penetrate
every nifok and- e.Orner -of the Cotinty, • it
iiat ing the-dark spots, and bringing light,
:1 of darkness. ..Fortn . •elubs, . friends, s and
ah•on the good work. • •-. •
IWeti 1 p 2i4
rorAl the Minrri' Journalls : ince last
. l'tsidieutiort. • -•
•
lt,'•ren' 165
sliael Itinkle to Aug G.'65.
se , Latin - tun-to March 14 '65
,lat Weimer 10 Jan. I, .
,•nla , lFrlHr to duly 11. '65, ,
h Weighttnan to July 1,'65
Evans to April 1, , 65 •
.Tilly 1, '65
:s,irk•in R Glover to 'Jan 1, , 65:.:
C TkonitaMti to .101 y IS,
t h I, Werner to April 4, '6.5 • • .
sidtd 14eFttitii o Jan 1,'65:,...,.:
n4liar :to Jan 1:.165.... . . • •-•:,•
~ srport Iron Works tfSept
mrrittlendent Girard Estate to MarCh 5, '65
tlarlet to Jan . l, "d 5 •• - •
Ilsiper IlIlse • • kr , ' •
••••,, Beadle to Jan 1; *65
, stßrown to July 1. '65 • '
s snrell to Jan'l,:'6s ..... • •
ett Motherland Co. Bank to Jan' 1,
nt Hunter SCo to, June 4, ••65 •
Lotran t° Ape "1, Y 0.5
:ho P Powell to Jan . 1, '65 •• .•
K & 1,1:: Bennett° ;Nov 1, '64.: . .....
Bootsto Aug 1.'65 - .........
1•• r, Stone& 'Co fo •Itin "L , 65 •
li Dreitsdbitt to $t..44 1•2..
• •
llorton to April d; '65 • . •
ter F Walltent to April 1.,:,*65. ..... ; .
;Jeri, McMaims &-t . o lo jetn 1, '65 • •
T Stoic( to'Jeu 1; , 65 • . • . ,
• Le's Pearce Indult 1,'65 • ••
(Jai . Stewart to APrii 6, . ...
4ur Si Lawrence to slati 1, '65,
1: wan & to May '23, i65;-;
Jitney & N(.41 , 02 'March 14, '65
ank Ptct•to Jaa 1; •
hn It Dtent-todan.l. .. • .... • •
'unn tittle:M(loa to Jan 1, '65 ' •
4in lie ",'e to. an I,
'inn r Atrdiaji, Jan 1,'"65 •••.•••,••••
111eQ ()runto .4411,y lit,
1 1 Swrri , :tostan I, •65...... . . .....
Menem! to. June 1.
.1 W ill if..2.S to Jan . ...
rtr".W' /Me sending bills to inir Subscribers. ai V 2.50
isict;ceipt, tht•y will Ve:citarttetl'at the sd.
;needprim of .42 75..accoiding to-otte'tereas. • •••• •
iyill he under obligations, if those - are In
; 1-hted Miii Ite kirotentingititi forward their' FllbscrlP
.•ms, ke. Ourhelp has nearly. . gone . to' the tear,
we hate no time to Collect bins. • ' • • •
Berollect - that three years ago.the paper atri iehlrh the
ourrial is printed, cost [NIL. rip - mud. Weare,now
t.eR :244:15 emits alsiund fur printing paper—.-an
Anr , of. about 150 'per cent: Wit "have only advanced
-term's; att. fat', '35 per'eent.,. whie Many:other papers
atianctS . l from 50. to. Inn per. cent. . -
1 ri
marl
m
word
beer
vela
iyeit
nedid
3110
!, by 1
St•RG ier:-.GII.Ni4RAT: . HAMMOND is tO •bC SUS-.
from his rank and liay forthred Srefirs.
,so
.77-01
are no . r . telOs .now-except home
ncs on' this side of the Potomac.
acber,
VING
nsMei
Store.
. . . .
.err:: Dotic has heeli-iippoiritcd.ProVoSC:
an-lial 7 General of Pennsylvania; . in place of
1. IlOmf4i1; removed.. . 1.. . -•
. .
I,IS imported tlirtfe . Ship loads of
Ira; -m,K,tly:froMGerMany . :to go as sul.isti
'Ars and voluuteers in.the
-IT
fiis. reporteil that. there. are three. Union
air Rubel vessels in-the •••chan
.l-oreparing•for a naval fight.
. .
A P,iiag paper states alai peace I.)etNyeen
(mmark and the-liefmfiq Powers c 3 heed.
insia(l6U. The ecnitlitious ar6 not ..);et.
A . Nr - fiN.-t declared:At a . pithlit niedting of Ccip;.
- he Ads held :One day that -he
ti.l;:i:i)oner- vote fOr the .Devil - for
ATI) LiliC0111: . No donbt.olit,. because
Devil-is . evidently t he, best. - friend this
C,')pperhead has. : Bot Arc great
and botli . hre the enemie's of the human
.The.;oll Nation is-proper. . , ,
WWI Till: Fltlp 1,,5. 01' 'THE
single Republican or Union maniti . the
:at State. of 'Pennsylvania, irOted on the 2d
.I_lll Iftvbr,of depriving our gallant Soldiers
fuld of a vote at the ne t election:
Ty vote pulled against tbc -- soldiers was
t lty ii eopprrhout/ We - challenge - "them'
liixf 'RI+ r:. NAi4 E L—W e hope that a rec
d :will of the names Of all the prom 7
(!nt melt of the De party:in .this
lung-, who worked and voted against grant
'g. 149 soldiers the right to vote. - These Men.
( - ,'rve not Only the greatest amount-of infa
y that an attach . to: their. names, in- this
cn! , ration; but. PoSterlty should be taught to
si)ise and cxeeratethee miserktble partiz
TAst, us have the names.. 1. • .
Orrt.'..n.—A... man 'capable of -voting
gainst granting soldiers.. in the .sert . lce 'the
ght to vote, of course woUld not be ashamed
(xlicknowledge-it. There was at the late
ICetion; twenty-nine votes eastln this -Borz
give -two
the firstAinendrnent,... We. of-:
,r to give -two dollars, the - . money .togo to
he7henefit of the 'Sanitary CommisSion,.. for
`aiacknewledguterit made publicly to that
feet; Let us havo the names, and the won-
Will bp puld . rirpiuptlys' . • •
Jun Coparteu Tsoops A7r
The following Report of Col..liligfried
be read with interest, as it. shows - how the
colored troops behaved., Let tlie Copper
heads read it,l'and hung their beads . hi shame
when they reflect or the unmanlyroanper
they have decried 'meritoriona conduet of
brave men: .. •
HE-to - Qum:LT=o3 lei Tinut trn Dnr..9 . A. C.; •
• licx..Foaz PtiTanistrap, -VA.., July 91st 1864. y.
Etta;-In obedience to orders I moved my Brig
ade on themorning of,the aoth down' the
crirerod way immedia ly in the rear. of 'CoL
Humphrey's Brigade the 3d n. :On :ar
rh-ing at the me ow I was haltedby the stopping
of Col. Hs:Brigade. After remaining here some
time, I, in accordance with orders, moved by the.
D.igade of the'3d Division at. allank - as directed
mooss the fieldt.hough the crater made by the - ex,
plosion of the mine. Great difficulty was eipetien
.ced in passing through' the crater owing to its'
crowded condition; living, dead, wounded. and rly
trig crowded so thickly that it, was very difficult to
make &passage way.through. By the . great.. ex
ertions of the offieers, and heroic determination of
the, men nay brigade finally made its way throu.gh
and was halted bevcind by. the Rebel line of- en
trenchments Which was tolled with, troops'of the
Ist, 2nd and 31 Divisions; behindthis line it form
in 7
ed good order. The 43d. Regiment, 11. 8. G. T.,
moved ever. the crest, of the crater towards the
right, Charged the enemy's entrenchments -and
took them, capturing' a number.4A' prisoners, a
rebel stand of colora r and recapturing a stand of
national' colors. Thislirie was part - of the contin
uous line connecting with the crater. The balance
:of my.llrigade was prevented from advanciuginto
this lino by the number of triiops of the Ist, 2d and
3d Div*Ond in front of them. This position left
my Brigade very muck exposed to the fire of :the
enemy and it was so exposed at least an
Owing to The crowded lines of troops of the stated
Divisions immediately in the front. it was inipos
Bible to get my Brigade on. - Just-is the troopii in
front were.about to :make charge, a white color,
:bearer,: with his `colors, crossed -the works, in'
retfeat, and the troops gave way and sought shel
ter in the crater where was concentrated a terrific
fire from the enemy's batteries and entrenchments.
My Brigade held ifs -position' until pushed back
bv'the,niass of troops which rushed back upon it,
. arid until the .enemy occupied-the works tia its left
rind the opposite side'of the eutrenchnients, where
becoming exposed to a terrine flank fire, losing its
numbers rapidly, and in danger of, being cut off, it
• fell bacli. behind the lino temporarily occupied by
Li part of the 18th Corps:Where. it originally start
ed from. Here it, was rallied and placed in- posi.-
Lion on this line. - . '
- .
Too - niuelt- praise. cannot be awarded .to - the •
braVer. , „• of ;both officers and. men.. • The former .
fearlessly.ied; while the latter fearlessly followed
through afire hot .enough .to cause' the eldest
of.troOps tb falter. The field officers particularly
dikinguished. tlxemselves.. Co!. I). - 'Bates 'semi
inanding ;10th Regiment fell;shotthrough the face
at the head of his- reginient, , Wbila
..his'.Major.
James . G. Leeks, stood ari the rainpartS Urging the- .•
Men on, with the blood froth a Wound through lila
breast,'gushing from his rimiith:Lient,,Col.:ll. S,;
Hall; commanding -13 d Regiment,: lost his • right
aim bravely leading his command. his Adjutant,
lst . Lieut. , James-O'Brien , de . ServeS . honorable
mention, laarlug.diSplayed the,MOSt heroic courage
and.daring, 'standing on ih6 sum - Mit:of the crater
•clieering the men on amidst .a terrific fire of. Shot
and He 'received a severe.wound . througb
the breast. Capt: the 43d
.merit,. in charging the rebel line with his then, per
sonally captured &stand of rebel cobra 3ud.five
prisoner, , , bringing all safely to the rear, altholigh
receiving a
. wound-througli.the, right arm.' ,Col..
0: . 1'. 'Stearns Commanding 39th Iteginient,put his
regimmit into the.fight with •great• ceolness and
ability • his rilicers and men bravely' did their
work. ?Lieu-Col. Chas. J: Wright' : ebranianditzg
27th Begin - mut; 'remained on the rebel works With
part of his cOmmancl until the enemy occupied the
opposite side and until but four -men remained
with him; when he directed them to retire through
tlic avenue on the•fight. Ho received two
neither of which dheibled hiin sufficiently to leave
hi command. roanv.*:disPlayed such
bravery and fearlessness it it difficult to - enunaer.7.
ate ; suffice.it to say that all did-their drty. . • •
• .l'have to regret the leas of a valuable officer, Ist..
Lieut . . William Washburn,' 35t1i . 11I.aSs. Inf. Acting.
Aide do Camp on my Staff, who was.,Wouniied
- .the neck and. taken prisoner . While . delivering .an
order to the Brigade. My Staff behaved, Well, and
wore constantly busy and of great assistance. in
inamen . vering the Brigade. .I.rati.ii not • been for,
tilniost• impassable crowd of troops of the lead
ing DiobUcins in 'the crater and iutrenc7oncuts,
Lk:me/cry Hill would hare been .oura wi4ho:tkt . a fal
ter on the part of7uy*.lirigaile...: - • - •
I am, Sir; very respectfully your obedient servant,
• (Signed) • ..• . J. li.
4 .Col.. Commandirig;
DM.NOT VOTE AGAINSI"TiIEi
learn th:it ."Uniort,''. who Stirniabeita comran 7
hicaticn . te.the last number of the; Joints
naming among others in the South Ward el
this Boroturb,, who voted .against the.. first
Amendment, -11 Tr. 14r, j"). - Lieb and :lir. W. F.
Voute,:, is mistaken in 'the' tietion:Of. t qse two
citizens ,inihe matter. We understand-:that
. .
They voted for the ainendinent:We regret that
the.. pub heat ion- in .referenee to the supposed
action 0f:51644.. Leib and - Voute ,tyaS ; :inatle:
by "Union,' but we, know him well enough
to feel assured that he . would not. do Juton-
. ,
tional injustiee, and Olathe regrets the pnlili..- 1
Cation. its much as do: We are not . .sur:--
priSeii that thoSe,gentleineilbCing innocent of .
so great an ofrence as that. of voting against
the 'Soldiers, felt indignant at 'the' charge. - --: .
Wt therefore, toake the correction injustice
to 316ssis..Lcib and:Voute, - with a great deal
of pleasure, add in.thd- -hope titiit our, corres 7
• pondents in . th 6 future, . will be .
the
correctness .of their statements . our
columns are • open .to .the,-feartess con 7 '
denmation of Wrong, We will not:• inten
tionally, -do injustice to any. man:- When. we
do, we shall he prOmpt as . .in:thisinstancei to
make tlie ixinrnfbi. ••. , ,:"
Since the, Oove Was in type we , . have : re
ceivea from.Mr - Lich till following commiA
nication : : . :
. . .
. .PortsviLLE,. I
. . . . August 12,-1861.
31.riSIth .ED . ITORS :—A_coirtmnitie4ttion appeared
iti the qlliiters' JOurhal of Saturday'
in which` I, 'with otheris' 4 :.ain charged
'wail having voted against the Amendinotit •to
the - titate 'Constitutium . .allowing .our :soldiers' • in
thii field: privilege: tol vote. . Fpronuuuee the
wiestion so far as'it relates to
mc,a base; unmitigated falselMod and litiel; Mid
its author a calumniator'. I not only -did not vote
against the nniendinent, but I can prove by
publicans and Democrats, that I. went to the polls
anti voted for it. So nniiih 'for the, voracity of
plum eorrespoudent'"Unben.". - •.
. . • • Very Respectfully, •••
• . . 11.1 LIEB.
50
_2 rirt
t
- $5O
. .
subScrip
tions to. the neW T-30 loan .continue
_till over the .eoitntry . these,. subseriptions • are
going . into the:Department through the
tionalbanks, .tind for the . -tirne . - the loan has ,. •
beenbefore•thepeople - it.ia.proying a greater
meets's-than the .$500;000,000 5 . -20 popular
loan in its early history. The latter :'which,
dragged at nrst : at par, is,noW selling at.'loiV.e.
1.10 Perfcent. - . !PIM new' loan is practically
anothergOld- , bearing.. 5-90 stock at. the ... endf .
Of three yeFirs, the liberal currency interest dl
7%30 'per cent...being paid in-the' nteantinie..—
Let the working classes and . othera..WliiS . C.llll7
not contribute largo . sums fOrritelUbs,.apPoint
a TreaSurer, and make , .monthly. payments,
.in order to invest inAlti:4 loan. -it is the . .only
Way in whieh you' can • invest:a paper dollar
for a. gold dollar,: and besides, you help the
Government to put dovin • the Rebellion and
dOwn . .the :prices ~ o f . thenecessaries of
• life. There is no Surer or better investment'
that eadbe made than. in . Goverarperif
securities, and . they batter than oth
er:in v estments. It Pays': much: better, thae .
potting money i u.saving banks .. or - loaning it.
to benkiiig institutions. .. • •
t here are no Ti at ibmilitabki in this plaCe
authorized totakc the loan;
aecomModato . 'all those who . desire to
•The man who uses hiS money for specnig=
tiire rairrioses in order:to enhance prices•, , iind
refuses to aid :tine dovernri4nt with hiSMeaus,
in time, of need,..ig• but little bittcr..than. a
THU. Of FICIA.!. :13.E1171:..N9' OF TIM V 9115 ON
rim AMrai)ai-ENTs TO THE CONSTITUTIoN,--FiVe
counties, Cameron; W arr en, Elk, :McKean
and Forrest, are yet:to be heard fixim. A
light vote ivas cast in these counties,.and the
returns are not exiweted in fora week,. The.
totals sum up so-far as. follows:
,•
••
. .
.. .. . ..
. • let Am e ndment.,2/1-4mente,ntiment..MAmindynent.
.. - • For. ..09.
..t....',F0r.. ..4.o7nst. : For: ..4g'nst.
Tvtille.,-..1 1 . 1 4,3 911 103,605 .2(14,91 4 0 73,165 2112.6611,T4,1509
•- 103,665. -..- • .13,76.5. - • 74,509
'1,0,731 •• 1314:2 . 5 mnJ.i _.129,17t n*:
The counties so far reported, giving major;l
it ies against granting soldiersthe r ightto vote
are Barks, Clinton,.Ceplumbia,.Centre, 'Cletir 7
field, .Fulton, Juniata, Mom-.
roc,. Northarig;ton; Pike, Sullivan .
end
Wayne.- No respectable man can in the
tore think of . .settling in. those • counties, 'And
we very much - doubt if the decent 'residents
de not commence packing up preparatory to
moving to some'. moro - eongenial social. , and
political atmosphere. It seems alniost
Bible that Pennsylvania which r '-has done so
much to.stistitin - the Government in this con
test for rreetliim ;.'l.bat has given otTinen and
treasure so •freely,'shotild contain fifteen Cowl- .
ties moan-enough to yote'. against the Soldiers..
To the Copperhead lea,ders in duo the
noble fact. •• .1 • •
COL. J..F.,'OIIEIZTFARN - UM, known to our
citizens, now commands at Point Lookout:,
Md.. lie is. Colonel of the Eleventh Reserves
Corps Regiment. • "
Deisitions : 4l‘lii si diii‘46li6ii‘eisiktritilliiiir
frIMIE CoMUT,.
°onset:tons iitads ar o se last teport, by Mrs. B.
Pliny. . ... . - $25 00
Acknowledged .
8.232 85
• - . - •• • .
Total . to - 4ni • • . 46,25r.5 .
Mrs 'tannin desires to'..say: to those- who bare
_
lotolnieed•to coutrenite, and.votto blies not -yet done so;
that ehe Rill be - happy to receive their contributions hi
the course of - the ui ..inr0n1e,46::••47 - e, La 6 3 8 h-qua • o f:
closing up thetkuiibuyi ;roilectkins. •
. .
Tsto...nt .
Ir4ii!o4sil,--/t, a:McClellan
Mass meeting heltiliall.teir,
day evening las% Atr4;:iolmß.lfitskins stated
positively that the debt Of..,tba_tritited States
was-now four thousiad millions of dollars--
The hooks of the Tieasurpepartment say
that on'the:g.tdinst: the - tiatire,deht was
832, 649,p85 .60;. diat*.•
kin lies.most tibriminably,!4_e* that heln
oludiathts 'Rebel. debt itsaPart dourttititt
being a : cardinal plank , ct the Peaeeplatf`9rm:
As the Rebel..dub, is double'tbat theUnifed
States, and tli4 : ltebelliOn is nowlit'etty con
clusively "gone up," it would be 'a very nice
• •
. operation for the traitors with the aid of the
'Peace party of the North, to settle: this had
husiness of theirs, by ,this Government as
, Burning the :Rebel debt., .3,1 x. •saskin and
his confreres, mayss well be informefifirst - ae
last, that the people of the North will agree
to no . arrangement of the kind. Without
Cause the traitors of.the South took - in . ) arms
against a just, beneficent • dhvem• ment they
-
ruled two-thirds of the time it had'existenee;
• withopt terms they must
. 43 , down ;their
arms and slibrait to the constituted authOties
of the land.: That, .we. take.it, iithe Position
of the.loyal, laW-abiding peopleof the. North,
and it will be so proved -at the polls 'No-
TUE litnEts rsI3ERKs Conyry !—Tfin OLD
.TOILT-DLOOD EXHIBITING ITSELI , .--70D the 2d
inst. six thousand, nine hundred and forty
seven ilebels and maglignartt Copperheads
wept to"the polls in Berko County, and voted
to premint . our gallant teleite soldiers in the fteld.
exercising the, right of suffrage at' the
next election., the next dtiy a considerable
number of these'sathe Copperheads andenc
Inies•of their countrSi, held a County meeting
in the City of Reading, and, in order to give
still more aid'and comfort to their friend and
'master, Jeff Davis, passed out and:outßebel
resolution's. A large. Majority of these Rebels
are the lineal •desceinfants . of the Tories of
the ReVolutionary war,' who fought under.
georgethe Third against our Patriotic fore=. :
fathers in their struggle for Liberty and Uni
on; who Were taken prisoners tit Trenton,
e and removed `to "Gallows Hill," at
Reading, a- Place yet known as the .`iles
sian Encampment," and who after being
exchanged, located thenaselves In Berko
County. What else can you eipeet
,from
such old Tory stock., • than that they. should
be in favor.of preventing Our _patriotic Union
soldi6rs, • American freemen, . exercising
the inestinmble right of. suffrage? " We
pray Pod that such blood • may become ex-
- . .
. SenooL o
• . .
puinon in another column an. hav6rakmenf
of the . SelCet Pdarding add Day S'chool
ducted . by Miss.. Mary- - E. Thropp,' •
Chestnut street, Philadelphia. - in. noticing.
,
this.Scliooltlie
says .
The Yodng Eadies'French and. English Board-,
ing•afid Bay' School of Mary E. „Thropp, ,
Chest*, street; is one of thelov. establishinents,
of the Rindin the city; actual'
edge:and hispe6tiom.wo can h6nestlyCommendio
tlicfavnr timPhita.delphia patio. Philadelphia
is colairated all:oVer.the laud for her selio6lB anal
edneationalinStitutiims of every. deseriptiou,-and
Midoullf odly'therO ate very many. admirable.
'Marius for Yothigriadies in and around the- city;
but we cannot call to.ruind.a Singh) ouo, having a,
'greater - claim .npon •piandar f Aviv than Miss
Throi VS. The. school 'itself isiruly s , /ect, and has
iiichuled'athang its patrons some of the most eth
inent jurista, divines,•anclipuhli6 men'of•the cowl ,
try ; : as a it:fermi:oo 'Kiss Plitiipp's., 'circular Will..
,:show ; while, the studios trio carcdUlly:Systematiz
. oil, add, without perplexing thO - pupil bit. theie
multipticitv,.arosutkiciently varied to itsVallen, at
tontion and. intoresti 'This added 'to the fact; that
the - foachers are oxperioneed, competent, and. af=
Sahli!, goes far towards relieving the study hours'
froin nmeh of.the . mOnotony and tedium which i 8
' so. common to•bOardiug acluarls; .acid which- do
-traets •somuch from the thoroughe:ss'of a hoard,-
. (lden tiOn: would. be to the'inter , :!at
of- parents who desire - that their. daughtors.shhiuld
be well ,edneated and accomplished, to call upUn
aliss Thropp, for a ,
TIIt. Sattirday
next;:2tith' inst.;, the
.election . for „delegates.
td the County COrtVenfioni will be held .
iu the:lVarious districts of
.this''COnnty.:::The
Convention will meet . pn . the.follewing lion-
day .at the Court House in this PeroUgh.-
.urge -upon :theTtnidn.men. of the :County to .
- attend these elections,: and
. Totejor intelligent
and conscientious men to represent : thcui in.
the 'Convention. The duty of. the . delegates
will - be' to.yanic.aliclict fof- County :offices;
and to Place in nomination Candidate for
......
,Congres.. To Lace that work, well done the
C6nl'ention, should:cmbraee. the hest- men of
the County.: 'Pur . prcispeets of stiecesa at: the
,coming •elections arc of. the most Cheering
character, and welutist add to 'our. : Strength
hy. placing in nomination a:thoroughly good
ticket,. Do not fail .to attend the 'delegate
• .
T.ll .
Solicitor . oltlie War .Department has :
aimenneed at(officialdecislon to thectrect that,
niem who .been..Musterealuto:the, IJuito
states service for „the toxin of.4ooldayti, OrlanP
otherspecific tirhe,.:cannot-..*6 ,bela under
draft Which :mhy,.take place - ..duringthp
of their actual service;:they are c.Neritpt front
that draft, but not from any subsequent .one.
If the draft.shonld not take place until after
-their return home; they will
,then: liable,
: but each Man will be tredited-With the: ihno - .
he" may Inive already racrV,ed.. This constrte
. flop
,nf the law Mi.titore than just to. thoSe•
'Wha - liayp enlisted for one hundred days; • '
. . . .
rioN;JtmEs•ll. C44puprz sailed ft6m.
on
WedneSdayllast far Sweden.--
The New York Tr; . ebune, of that notices
Campbell's departure as : followSi • •
The, HoM.J.!orgs H. -dAMI;BELL
nails this morning. in . the Scotia for Liverpool, on :
his way, to S)Niqlen, whither ht -goes Minister-.
Resident of the-. United atei , at Stockholm.
Caniphell is a distinguished memlier of the'llar
of. his native State,
.atid.has sdri;ed fwu full . terms in-Congress. - isa, gentle Man ofpatriotic
spir
it,'cnitivated tastea and courteous manners, .and
in his.repiesentailve capacity . ; in. a foreign land .
wiitretleet eredit;upon his eonutry. - Mrs.- Camp
acchippaides him,. Is a 'rare.
"e implislun nts, audis:wcil iiiiown n.-lit unix) . dir
des as a•poetess, as well 13.4 . alchasie and rigorous
prose-writer:, .
. . .
IF . kini.haveordj. fifty dollars to spare, put
it into the.. rieW ; toan t
loterest . ...the'sitcdess. of the new Loan . . is
luiPreeedented::, Our I%)4rk en.. should
fOrin - . clubS at.pneo;- . andlhieSt..,.Sustaid your
Qoccrnnicut,`and your Government will sus-
. • .
Cuiir..rrnn COEN:Iu on Coin.—As' soon as there
fa the slightost.imeasine y cif .the chest; "with dif:
fienity•of bi•cathing, or inclicaticine of Cough, ' ' talcs:
slnring 'clay . a few 0f . "./triiorn's /fronc..h icrl
T. rnctles:' •deinulderrt - ingreClinzits,
they allay Pulmonary Irritation.. Military Officer*
nailScildiera Ehoul.4l have them in roadinpeii Upon
the fi ng t, B ,ppea F anft , of . a . Cola or Cough. • .• ••
.
TH E :.CQA,L.::Titt;;NPV:.
mit 43, .1.804.
The epiantity gent by.Rsilrond this-week is 68,-
733 01,-by tisnal3l,BB4 10—for tlinwen)ooo,6l7
11.-aisingt 66,650 tuns for tho corresponding week
. . . .
Since the advance in licicee on-the Ist of Au
gnsirthe.deinand_ for coal' iS.not ai . hritk as it
was before, although it .continuos: la Nery,
good.'.' Prepared" Coat ranges in :price from .
$7 . 60 to t 3 00 per ton incSrs and liests. One.or
tWo of the more greedy operators tried to put it at•
$8.50 tl ton-for Broad street; hilt we tire glad that
It'finiod `' 'These are the same :parties Who are
amassing.-largo fortunes; snd :who roftlo,. eo
far, kigiro a 'day's_ prodtict of their '.collie . ries - for
the relief of sick and FiCtrllliiO4
the Government has' kept a . military:force in tins;
region for the last eighteen months; at the
• pais° of the people, in orderlto protect the prop
erty of these. Operators aoil.socuro thoir works in
oonstantioperatien.. In the 'obtuse of • a few weeks
we intend. giving ; a. list . of all the 'operators, and
. aleo:the eniployees, at different collieries, libel:lave
.00ntributed a days product . or . labor for .the re
• hef of 'Our sick andwounded *soldiers. •
Borne of the citizens, of 'Brooklyn, {Nem York,
'•!" - -T" Ir-2 , .- - -" 4 ,,.- 7 `,. -- 2,. . 7 ;7;: -,
ire . for .4thoo f+o4. Ilirect from
the rakes, eipeithig to`nave film:Zits. $ 3 s ten-
Ther 7raillnd by tryhig- the p:Kriment, that-but
tittle will be . Saved after the3r get:the OOSIM their I
"Ran-. S-t the present ;prices Imiol, fOr 00 4 and Vie
high rates of timPP°rtation , the retiMeri'q seta
in (air Otfee are mating rather Mueller 'milts
than mina Butfew retail &Wire art Suiting's ,
profit cif mpre tAuta a *Ear ,01111,4* of mal.--,
Those who rata it in (pair ipiantities - 14
measurement, make more.= ,
The trade sums up this Ire& as follows aso-
Pared with lust Year ; ;'
. .
3sB t.
]l,
, . . WPCS. TOTAL. Wes: TOTAL. . 73E... .
Penns: C: Co
~. .
P. &,.P.. .B. 43,050 sosisas . 68, 5i7,54 44,0 N)
SebriYl-Canal 10, 5 70 479-81,995 515.711 109,437
L. Val. R: ..R. 20,70 - ,196, '17,61 902,990 106,926
Lehi% Canal. - 14.1139 - 246 .2.4,211 &Axis 19,676
Sozant.n.9oth 15.87 sta,en •17,160 517,7 , 0 * 1 4 635
' .. '..• linh 1,6139 . 185,61 4,911 195,99 10.2 g.
By : R Road.. ' - .. 5,235 . 143,61 .145,021
By Canal.... 2.4.9, 299,365..]6 ; 9 - 255 . 00 * d 34,301
S"
Del&Bilii 25,9 .29409 3,263 4 444,47 06,133
WY ool ingS o . — . QB , l - • • 967,491 . - 29,301
~ Do . N. ', 32,054 .• 83, `1,670
-Broad Top.. :T.94 .188,294 . 9,2, 239,156 50,40 9
Sbankoldn:.., 3,699 1 9 0 .963' 8.666'. 174,8 • 2 3 ,8 45
Trevortoit.., ' 1,011 : 35,996 1,497 , - 46,64 'Kan
.511. pat, ..: .. .2;51 - • 848 . 2,530*48.5 ' 11,962
Lykeas Val.. 2,330: 24,71 2,755! • 36,9 . 12,249
/93,034t5,439,4111247,611 6,095,69 ' .
• . .• - ...- . . ... 185,0346,439,471 ••• .'
.
.The trade :shoWs- a large Mc:reams , t 1
again over the eorresporidihg- week'laSt
List year there was a turnout on the Mine Hill
and Schuylkill Havin ltailroad which affected the ,
shipmenti from this regiOn. We hope. that thiB
• increase: day continue in order to•send a fulleup=
ply of Coal into the market and keep dawn .a
they advance in Prices: • : •
TrcE Mamqi:Yrn. YELPCOST; Co.— 37e learn that
those who hare this conaern.in,eharge are awn-.
dering their money in prospecting for coal, quits
profusely. Thal:test of the joke is that the title
to the lands On :which they hold thelease, is in
dispute, and as soon sethe colliery is opened and
they are ready. to -the stockholders with
"Vico heaiT tons of coal' per annum; at cost, for
. each 'share of stock . sm.(which they may bd
ready.bd do in about two years lience - ,) the plain - 1 7 r
ants of the land will:step in t end claiurpossds!ion,
We - ob Serve that tbey'hava opened an • Office in
Reading fer - receiVing stock to this concern. We .
coneratulate our - Iteading• - friends at the prospect
(which they will. find (litint), of their-reeeiVing
two heavy tons, of at.cost, for .their .strbscrip
• Coal is•ietailing at;slo3l-1 - a ton of 2,1300 IDs, in
icevy York ; in:Thiladelp:fria VI ton of 2,000
tbs; and $l3 50 for 2,210 lbs. Chestnut $l,ll toil
In Boston coal hi retailing et $15(316 'llton
Ritmovai, -OF OFFICE. --C. F.
'NORTON &.CO. have removed their' teilee
from 26536 t 0 .328 WALIiUT Street, .Philadelphia, an
der Tyler - galy 16, , 44.,p-lat
THE. - COAL MAitRYI7I7S
11==
PRICES QT.0091 BY. THE 0A13,G0.
11=1:3=
001U . M='E'D WEEKLY FOIL TILE NEI mis! aoun.
•
PHILADELPHIA. -‘•
. • • •• • AuGusT 13, .1564; .•
SOhnyllull Re.d•Ash - Prepat:ed, $ll .50a12 . .116
" ' 9 - 000
. •"• • • ASII, teaul . . .
. • cio
"arid St9vt, • ' oor -*-
...
-4=
4‘. Chestnut, .-.• .. .. . . 9 90qt .9.25
LOcust -Mt.. Bost: - slid Bra
:l:
• .
" " . . n 00011 25
'" • " Chostimt, . ... : . 9 250 95f
Lorberry .. ...
. . .
Franklin(Lyktin: Vfilley) 11 75 q 1.2
ahigh-Litapp - , St.. Bout' . Broken;..oo- G0(00
00k00.0 . 1:
Cheanut, • ' 00
. 006?„.00 00
... .. , . • . 50a.. •
. . , . .
. •v • A."*" 1 - YORK. •
',• ' .
Acts-r
SchOflkUll Uoal by the Cargo
Schuylkill 14:41 Ash by Boat Load„ . . $l2 50 a)l3 .25
• " - Chestnut, " • -.."••. sqolo 75 4 .
—"; -1 1THITE;Ash..Thinip and S. . • .• -
. Boat • •12 50. ..
„ " Broken aud Egg •12 '500) •• •1
• " .Ches.trint• • - • - -1 r 5060
LEHIGH Whit! , Ash, &Boat 13.25' '
"•. .13 25 ( 0 ..
.Clirs.stntit ..... . ~ .. 1.2.75 q .
•," Sys - anion Coal. at Elizabothport..,
No.qu . ntations:-Lnone to : •: •• •
. .
.•- .• :-Lehigh at-EliznLbetliport:
Lump' Stove'. by Cargo 12 7564 - -
Broken and Egg • .. .
I'reparcal " 00"006; '•
.
Chestnut -" • • " 12'000
A
. . .
)Dela.' 6.7 itipid . .moni Co,? m" Coal nt.l.lonthiiit: :, Allook having SOnething foi everibreaslon,
• N9,(po
s tlitiojis.non to sell: .. •_. • • ••••••,:•• • ' -
. A Book containing Sacred and Secular Pieces •
:Pennsyl7 . 6.oll-Co.'s.Conl. at . .rj.....lCW•Cui: • * • - -*,* • for '.
f
:No qu4l4ious-110110 . to sell.- ' -..
•• • - •.• --- ,' 11. Good 11114 c Book for yOur Choir . • •' •-
.. :. .
. .
COAL
Frclghti from,
P't
P.tirtlapd• • 65
. .
•3 00
t:... 3 30
Newport: .... .. 20 .
Norwich; . .. • . 3'25.
Trdy •• • •2,00
-N6w.burniort., . . 300
Bridizeport TO
Albany •. • •/ 00
Providence..,:. - • 3 , 00
SI boo.t.Eid - 166 vessels
• •Freiglift. from
New York • $ Tr,
Fnll Rtv r....
. ;.2 Ou iSeiv .London
2 25 Ptivtuclta.:.
'Newport
Boston..
Providence.
Middletown
Hodson;.:.
Lynn
16c .*- • • 7 •• 7 - . 7 - 7 - 7' 7 2
tr
. 1 t The Secretary of• the Trensary 'gives n • ottca- that anti
ti 2: ..ecriptiona Niillbareceli - ed for Coupon Tre.asnry,Notes, ,
1: ai•! • fiayabicthraelcitra froni Adg...lhth; ISa • -t, - with sehal-an—
. , . •. . • .. , • • lhtaret!tntthe rate or seven and'-threatentfis•, per
. , Freights front -flaltiniore. Cant: araipal . interest.,.
both.. to be :
To Philitilelphia • • • • • . • $1 . .2:5,11. GO ' , • .• .
"Not. York - • • *: •• • 2 .7:4 ••.. • /wild-I!' money. •
Boston' ' • •
. .
tieights frcini . ll4Cliegetowit or Alesnyedria.
To Philadelphia.::. •' • -• 60(4 • .
Torl•z. .. ... .. ...... . ... '3
. 26(33•50
Boston - • • 6 00A6.
`ichuplkxll Coun3y Railroads for 1564
'The following is the :. qmintity of Coal tean;ported
over.tho different Raifronds in Sehnylkill :County, Da
week ending on Thursday evening leaf::•• • „;
.
• .
3Fina fill]. 4k, S.l-lavdn R. it .. 46,091- 19
Mt. Carlipm ... .•.. • ... .. 9,16.3 la •
Mill Creek • '- 11,50; 01
Little.
711alino) .- ..t• Broad ;di
'Schuylkill
. Coal
. Quantity :of Coal sent•by
wock.einl!ng on Thunday er
. .
.
PqrfCarbon . .. ' -
.Pottiwille - -
Schuylkill Reach • •
Auburn • --• ,
Poit..Clinton •. -
Previously thisyear..';....
Ti) seine time lotit
Increme ao far
Decrease
. . . .. .. . . „ .
' ..... Lehigh "pont .T.r.n.d,e tor :064, • •..
. , ..
.. . • •
• For w ok:ending. On Saturday" Last, •. • :
•--
. • • • ...,,. )
RAILROAD. - :C.A.N.(3.14 . • •
OPER3TCIRS. -, 3 •
1 5{'l.ER TOTAL.) WRRK: TOTAL
tehigh*Coal Co.'" '• 1 . : 2:024 14.6261 '210.695
A.'Pardee./it Co - - 18,449 ' 1.24,236 A. 9 .8.3 • 28,785;
'Packer ~ii; Co . - 3,106,.. 95,057 .. .. -. • • J.:
Sharpe, Weiss ',.!.00... .1.87 1 2: 70,048 ' .:651 4,224 :
Mt., Pleasant - ' 733 ' - 26,51 • 287 " . ...8.435
-Win,..litilnos:v., ~.. 2,349 69,382 '• ' :C 1,043
w. T. Carte.i.A . :Co.". •• 412 17;734 . 1.040 •:1.3,030
Beim'er..lsl.earlies - ,: - .; .; .64 • 1.383 - 1. .. V • .. •
SinitleS Spring 31t...::. Lola ' ; 26,8821' ' • 6111 ; 7,986
Honey Brook,Coal Co j 2,826 . 90.281. 8421 . • 19,413
Jeddo . • ••• 1,665! 81,279 . - 9171. :.18:671
:Fulton C0a1.:.....:.. '4491 ;27,8.30 . .-.'4l6t' . , 8,763
Ilarleigh:..: .....:.; .. . 1,0961 •• 33,350 . . .stl.. - 7.373
Gemiau Par Coal, Co. 1;190j
.: j 36,275 :•:.5 . 17 • 18.5011
Buck Mountain; ..... . J • ' 489'. ...13.9,0981- , 1;0371 • 16 1 561:
lililnesville • - ' • L . . 790 ... 82,4641 •OP .. ••,7,69 . ,
1...&.11. Coal . : . ..".1 2,875 •:•• .71,4471. .. .:, • . . ,
fl Mummy;
Other, Shippers... ...! . 282 .!' 10,5281- 261 .. 8,843
P. 11. Lt, IV: 11. 13.... I 4,698 • ' . "17,214 1 , - • • . . ...
Baltirhore Coal .C0.j."..1 . .-- --. .:' ".2,89 : • .664
Col:l9o)flated Coal COI . '.. . -• . . - ail . - 1,405
, ..
• ' .... •
'• - Total - -.* • . 1 27 ,b1N 902,900 24,211 .866.319
- ..
Tot:3ll7R, I . 3.&Catial j o L 52911,20,308 • . .... ' 7
.. -
'Same tinuo last year.. ;34,8116 - . 1,143.606 -..
. . . .
Increase.. ... ", ...... , 1113,953 . 125.702 -: ••• *- - •:- ..
Decrease
• ..rinciirblro COMTrade for 1864.
• ' Amount_ transported during .the last. mouth.f.. .
. . . ,
rberry.Creek • 16,9'21 Ob . • '.• • ...1014,6TS 16
Union Canal - Railroad 2:1,085 04 124,099.'03
ediridara. Railroad • - 6406 25;016 OT
. .
United • Btatcs, Bailroad, OEtnal and Local
.
Corrected tcooklp up to fhb latc4t7ierio4, tst f.,. F. Whit;
• . rter, • Broker, Pcitocitle; ••
Bending Railroad 5t0ck:'....:.._:..:'
" - Bonds, ISfia.-.50..-..
• " • " -ISS6, conv't
.ScEnrl Navigation Stock, pr. .. . . .
• tom
Ride RUT Railroad
•Littl&Schaylkill •
Lehigh Yalley Railroad • '
" • • " Bonds •
. • •
Lehigh Canal - •
• •• r• Bonds'
. . .
• ." •
' Script •
. " • pieferred
tieTs Bank Stock ... ' ......
Faniiers Bank . Stock...
Oin'ernnien4Bank
Pottsville Water Conaptlay Stock.
" • Gas....
• • •
LT; 8: 1681 . •- •
.11; 8. 7 3 10 Notes:..:. . .
U. 5.4-20 Bonds fcciapions off).
Gold CprerniumPhilada.) '
Butler
Fulton Coal • •
Greet% Mountain' ..-
Locest i• • -
New York and idlddle . .Coid:•...
Big Mountain. . .... , . .
New .. . ... ~ ;
NEwkiwEßrmms.
- . • . .
•T ALGER :IMERMOIDMIL=Bron -
grote4
11A gerlieeißo*, for Balla ttiO nardiwarei Depot.
`An •
. .
-UMW SCRIBIWSTron Bed' Sark - 4411 r ' fuM
-2-i-titt"-IPSalsvfor....*.thi3.,llardiaaria and Iron
''!' :1; =
IItiIVVIEIAILBOALD TliAClEff.—Breast.
1i itesand TadvaaCtuitais for iate at. the Bard,
• •
• • . .
•VA,511 1 11X11.11, Drikuir; Japii."-P.ariiilne, and
.Pther.N.aFki:fOr sale attho - Irciu
. . . ,
e.iith; 44. ?9'17 ; 2. .
ISPLEB - .—C3rame Yellow, Chroino .Greao,
Bunt Mawr,. IteleilMi RA for Mme liani
wwerand Iron Stowe: • .. PCO . TY.- .
:..131ustc Bp*, that is New . and Attiact!ve,:
'EIGHTS. A Ihisielook that Everybody Adinlre,l • •
iiha . n gad A standard Book for linden' Conventions
Boston__ . . r..,...$ 3'4: l P The Best Book for Singing Bchdols,
New.Louccon.. „ 3
•
NeW Haven " 2'75. The host Popular- . Church Musts.Bo.ok. t
New . York ;1' Tr, • • - -• • ~ • • - •
• • • ,- OBTAIN A COPS. OP •
I l ip a r A d r eAland
.....
" TIIE 'HAUT . OF • JUDAH . "
Newark._. ' •••
Alaxanclria., Abi • By 'E. O. EMERSON.• .
• c opi e s . •
•. Nearly Fifty, Thrinsand pof this siiperloa hook
were sold duriag the first sixmonthS of its publication,
Price in Boston; $l, 3i. fiperimee 'Pages : setit, free.—
a 2 .: ..OLIVER „DITSON & • CO,.Puluishers,. :BUiitol3. ,For
a b i... sale by J. E. COULD, Philadelphia. •
• Ana. 13, '64. .• • • - 131ay 2S • •
""
• U S 7 30*LOAN •• • - •
irlved for-the week
El iialietlb'pait
Port hind, . .....
FIZEZIEM
C(P i Tannton. -
00 I Nei , Haven...
1 (h Pertemeritli...
R .00 New Bedford
1.35 Bridgeport....
2'35 Ilartforf.l.--::•:
.2
TOTAL.
616,362 1.
71,4712 06.
R1i,213. li
_619.41A
136.40 04
19,830 01
5,653"17
rude for 15164:
ilroad and canal for the
'oniorlast • • ;
Et=
in
1 2 '-' () ° ,7
ls: 1 58. 00
'24,902 14 /
b2S 00
*1" IST 191
4'870 101
10,44"3 181
31,5q4 ie
453,80 G 13
00,703 "01
1,778,816.03
1,847,:549
1,503,649 03
515,711 O.
406.334 oe
1M,437 (4!
44,M) It;
MIME
$O '6S':
10 120
100
1(1135
50 40
50, 90 1 1;
1001 99
50 GI%
5045 X
50
100
0 833 i
100
50
MI 20
59 39,,;(
503 50
501 50
50,.50.
25t I
50,'19 I
100'100
100 10T34
100(109
2bo.
50
Bo ag
50 5
50
50 20
. 60 • TX
•
.
COAL :• - BREA.'IERS. •
Salm:Tiber-Is prepared to take it'aiiitee on Cola
*eakei Stmetnnalf and Connea Bevy 101 of the
most reliable enmpanlesln the 15/lima State,s,:and on
the most reasonable terms: Off* liain'ißnildlngs,
MabantongO street, near Centre s*et,..POttsville, Pa. .
Aug; .18, N14.-43:it] „ T. A.,GODFRET..
r11.1?..E)1111.401IINT . 813311.INAILY,'
.••••• • •:, • - Ilforrisilysrp, Pa.;
. • •
- . FOB , YourTa TEEN 'AND:: BOYS.. .!
The Fall andW.Mter Seeiion eatiMienewx On 'TUES
DAY; September 1.0 th ., There will be rctom.feri a hail
ted number of pupils.' who may Make early appliestimt:
FortlrcillFa, with full particulars.. address _ '
. •JOBIT
SELECT BOARDING AND DAY .
BCHOOL
. FOR YOUNG LADIES, DT PEULADELPHLL
miss BABY TB:ROI"P •
.
Fill re-open her Eaousti Par...non 13o:tannic; • and
Dar 8daoor: for Yourzo Lanisa, at 1841 Cheatnut Street;
'Philadelphia; on. the 12th Of September.. 'For circulars.'
anti' the Ist of Septemer; address. Miss TIIROPP,I at
Valley Forge: Pa: . • '. • 1Aug...1,..64t.
_ .
P)BIYATE SALE :VALtrAntat
' HOTEL. PROPERTY, • •
Situated in BrOad Street. itt thelkirough. of .Tturtagtia;
known as the UNION HOTEL. The building is 4 19 4.
hOTeet frtint by'SO feet in depth.4aU in kood con
dition. LOw.tion,.in the centre of the Borouzh,"" 1 ".
and convenient to the Railroad. Termiertsy. For
fur
ther particulars, apply to:the - •
. - LEiyi3'BU,E.}=l;;PrOpriOnt.
Ault 13, -!64
VAttABLE PROPERTY for BALE
- The tulderslgned.intends to, sell by Pkrate.:Sale hts
property in Afahatioy Cityv.conithainrof asoinerbi
lot on Centre street,' opposite the Depet, 2i feet.
'front fu1d . 125 feet deep,. Thereon-ts. erecteda
. •
two-story FR:l:qt STORE and.DWELLIZIG-110USE,
- .with stone basenient; 25 by SG, feet. and • a two-story
hack-building, with ce11ar,.2,2.by 2.0 feet. Also, a Sta, -
ble and other'ontbuildings..- The property is situated - .
- in .the centre of the tiourishingtOwn offMaltanoy • City,.
and therefore Weliadapted for. any business._ It yields
:a yearly retit of. at least-$l3OO. - For further particulars,
: apply on the premisesito the proprietor;
• - I.l.E.Niti-ursdu,..
8.3-3t` .
31ahanoy City, Aug, 1 '44.
D° .vou . wArt i t iv eolf.on irrivEirr
HERE IS
__A CHANCE
' Tho nridersigned'offerr.;a FARM, containing 23; aerie
of land, with a. Grist' Saw Mill, 3,14'. Ask
• stOry:Bricir.Tiouse,' and. Barn, and on, the
north part of tract there is a good 1)( 2 . 24 1 ." 111 "
story,..Log:House, with a back'-imilding_ connected, and
thalthq property can be.dividett. into two
farms ;
.a good soil,well limed, and good fences, .riertr n .
good market flfAjOlikA the. Union' Canal Railroad, and'
is }.; mile from the Borough•of.Pinegrove; has n' good
water -power for, manufacturing. . : " . .
I.;:offer this property. iower, for greenbtiek.S, than it
was:sold for•sLc years ago. when currency WAS par with
_gtild , - , naively, • for.-$9,.5000ne-third:in .hand,and
tbe two-thirds In .one and is o. early, , payments;',with
interest.
-
Alsd, 6 lots in *nriwitz's Addition to Pinemve.
• Alio, Mouses in West Haven, nearschuyiliiii Haven.:
Iliave.removed : WeSt; and want to sell my property
in Pinegrove. Fciritirtherinforntatido, apply ttiJOIIN
GEORGE, Lebanon.. • - • DAVID
,OREENAWALT.
.....August 13, , '6#., • ,
tat TIMERS -Rcniiiining - Unclaimed 'in
: the Post:Office, at - Pottsville : State :Of .penusylvaz
nia, on the 12th day of 2tugnst, 1864.
any of theseletters, the applicant must call.
for "adierfind letters," give the date of this:l4st, Lind pity..oite cent for advertising. ' , •
IT not called for within one niattift, . sent
to the Dead Letter OMNI. . .•. : ,
•
Base, " Fox, Edward -Meeker, Mary M
Brigge,:Johu IT ; Pitze•Oraid. Edward
Moore; Mrs.. •
Ilorce,"John, • Gilbert, Miss E L'Martz, Florin;
,Baker,. Mrs T K.E George, Mrs 0' Martz,-Sophrinia -. •
• Cavenagh;•Patti.....:lierdit, Porter: Sarah C .
Constine, II j• . Hoffman, Jno R'. Rich, George ,.
Minn, George - Rogan. Patrick - itch, Isaac B.S . •
Clifford...suss M Horn; Patrick S - ymens, Tone..
Carrini: M- Reme-rd,. Wd.lket Smith; Elias •
:rafter; - Miss Ade Jcin.on. Alex • ..Strutliere, Anglia. •
Cotney, Miss M 'Jotie.s; Edward, Snyder, Chas S •
• Datong, P.Oht ' Heroes, Sarah E Stevens, Michael
Dreaker,.oenrge - . Win Jr sh Saylor;.Mbia
• Dacey, John . 2 —Larkin. Patrick '.'.Snyder, 'Miss J Cl 2
Durkin..Mary IL :Leland. Parcyll Sherden, Mrs .7no
'Ales Catli'eLimz; Z -. 'lliornton,MisslNLL
Evans, Recs'_ • 'Leffler, Sarah A; •Wolf, - John .
I lisori, Miss S. • .Little; Miss'E • Whalen. John
-- Edwards, Mrs E McDonough, M Wells, Esther- •*.
Fitzpatrick,-.l.l&iirMurray, Mary H :. • •
AngUat LI; '64: . - .'SILLY - mAN,-p:
To Eveiy-Pergon who' can sing - .
•IF. 'YOU: WISH
.Theee n.0tr4 . n911 be coniertible,at the °piton of the
holder at rnittnrity, Into six per cent. gold bearing bonds.
ildyable not leSs than five nor more than twenty; yearn.
from their date; as the -Golieriunenf May erect.. They
•Will tssued'' in . 'denominattons'of.4l.o.. 4100, '.
$500,•
41;000 end 40,000,.and tiliSuintriptions mitt be for fir-.
' tyldollare or some m ltiple fiftY:dollars. •• •• ' '
The 'notes will e trans itted to the:owners :free of
transPortatirn charges as so
. n' after thercenipt . of. the
original Cettificatneiof Deposit as . they can be prepared.:
. .As the notei.draw interest from August 1 . 0, persons
'making dePoSitainihmequent to that date ninit pay the
Interest accrued !torn , date of note to date of deposit.
I'arties'depositing twenty.fivp tbminand dollars and
upwards for thesoriptes atnny one thin) will be allowed
Of• ono-quarter' of. one .per cent., which'
:Will be psi 4 by the.Truasniy Department upon .the., re ,
eelpf of a bill for the amount, certified to hy tie Officer
•. with whoni the deposit was mad9..l. No, deductions for
'coifimissibas =St be madp.froin'thedepe'sits.
Special Advantages of this Loan.
. .
IT 1.4 A ..N. , ,Tioruir. §ATINGS BANK: :offering ft higher
rate.of Interest than any other, and the bat ircurtty
Any savings bank which pays - Its d'epasitors In :U.'S.
Notes, coruidera that It is paying in the beet circulating
medium: of the country; 'and it connot.pay in anything
hetter, for its own - aisetsaie either in government sea
-amities or in notes-or: bOnds payable. Irlgoyeinment
. . . . . ,
. It-is convenient .as : -a , temporary or.Pefma
.nent Myestment... The; notes can always. be Lipid tor
within ti - traction.a their face. andaccuinnlated Interest',
and nre . the best security withbanks_ as cOlaterals for
. .
. .
Convertible Into a Six per vent 5-20 Gold Bond
In•addition to the very liberal IntereSt on the notes for .
three years, this privilege of conversion la now worth
11bOnt three percent. per 'annum. !Ur: the current rate
tor 5:0 Bints Is not less than . rtinsper cent:premium,
and before the the premium six per cent. S.
-stocks was overilyenty per cent... It will be seen that
the !Lethal profit oh thi loan, at the tuusent Market
rate. Is not less than ten per cent. per annum:
JIM Eicnaptioq .. tyciin Stqto or llinnioipul
.... , . .
Tint astil.e, from all the advantages we have ennmera
teknsPeeial /Vet of Congress . exenapfs ati.bonds and
Tr eSati ury notra fiom focal taxation. On the average,
thiaeiemption is worth about twtj per gent. per annum,.
according tq the rate of taxation.in various pane of the
it is believed thatnoaecuritle.s Offer, so great Indere
mentsto lenders as those issued by 'the government.
In all other: forms of indebtedness; the faith or: ability
of Private Parties, or stuck coMparii6, or separate corn
monities, only,.is pledged for payment, whilethe whOle
:property. of the country is held to'secure the discharge
of silthe phligatimis,of .tho Malted - States. • -.;
. While the government - offereThe most liberal terms
for, its loins, itbelleveithet the, very strongeSt anneal
will bo to the loyalty and patriotisin of the people.
benlicate certificates trill be, issued for all deposits.
The party depositing mast endorse upon . ; tbe oribrinat .
• certificate the denomination - of notes'reiMircd,l. and.
whether they are,ta ligued in blank ,or payable' to
&der. When so endorsed it must be left with the
cdr riceiVing"the deposit, to be forwarded to tho: Tree
sury Department......
seiwrawriolia wita..as ni.ofrVan.l4 the . Treasurer of
• the United States, at Washington, the several Assistant
`TreaSurers and designated Depositories, and by the
First Nationial . Banlcof:Philadelphia,
Second National Blink of Philadelphia;•
'.Third NOilonnt Brink of PiiilOdelphiii . 4.
and all National flanks which are depositariee. of pub
llchroney; and
. • ALL RESPECTABLE BANE:SA.Iin BANKERS - -
.thrOughOut the COnotry will give' furtber..infonnatien
'AFFORD ENTRY FACILTIT TO SUBSCRIBERS
.pp EVOI, yiNG 1.1.A1r 4: FODDER CIIT
T.F.ll—new article—cats as keen as a neir razor.
Who says Fodder cutter T. • • •
July do, ..64. • . ST.I.Cp[TFit
IIP.IFF.O — VED • BORING MACHINNE.
14.e'cbant6s; look at••itat --
, • STICILTBR & THHOMI'SON•B:
.
T*P. LADDERS. • .
neat. and light
Stap Ladder. An' article -much neided about the.
holm. . • STICHTER & TEI.ObIPSOIS. •
IL 100 for minim , T. 111,, WM a
7.°747Z IPTICEITER
itojlosl3N,'S - .
MATAQT : Q : 'L...T:A:I'sT..:..
CIRCVS.'::-.
Refitted end. Ur' talized fei 1801
AUOIIINSON,..
ALEXANDER ROBINOION,.33!anager.
. .
The Most Complete. Establish.
ment" now traveling In
America.
Two Mown, at each hirfonnmce;
.DASHING EQUESTRIENNES.
• • ' The Great:lnt and Modep.,GrlzoildL.
ClIAB'. COWELL, *. • • • :
• The : 44 * l . t iQ .1 4* 11, Bttl°PaTe noCalist
--• An trnecinallcd _ .
Ifigbly Trailed Ailabian-51cirecilis
Edneated ,
: • • ' 1
• . Piinias.
The:following fientlemen compose •tlid
Troupe of this .hlamOth Onnikiny . • .
Madam Made Robinson, . . "...
And her wonderful Dancing.llorsea ." TAILNLILIif
' loss," trained by Levi - J. North... - . •
•
The Youthful Prbrui Donna of the Arena.
..•. . . . .
" •
.Mad'lle dagasta, . . •
The. Charming :Danset*: •
la:-.Fatile . /Ike, . -
. The Poetry of .Ilotlea. • • •
Sakti - Robinson; • . • .;
. in his. Pate '
Segenaxit,• .• . • • : -•
.• : The Timed necoinplish:Fd Drninntle Scenic RI tlet. tu
Vaster Heituindez, - - •
~Ttie Renowned .Ennestrinn ..of Daring Somersauli
on the. hare•back steed. The Champion 'Four
And Six:Horse Riaer of Arherlat, introdncing
highly:trained Clunenehe Stetxl. . .• . .1 •
. .
Nri.Charles •RoAs, • •
• The hero'of turning three somerranlte before alfht-'
leg on the ground; and.known as the man of 100
THE .WORLD-R4NOWNRD
WHETTONT .BROTHERS,
.:LEONARD AND . JAMES,
Who ;vlll appear In their nnapprearhable aets of the
Giant Move, .or the 'Trapeze Act I .Twins of Motenue
and the Merry Men • '
.
• •
- The- Gran& Procession - .
.Cntertown - on the . M °riling of the. -day ..;f exhib
tine at li'welbelt. led by the SWANCILULIOT.draw
bj elegantly mariteil homes, containing. .
• •
Clorqet jlytnd.
. . .
..
. .
• "Pivo E.7.ldbMons eachiday.Afelieron mid .Ei'enlak
Doors iqieti at.l•Mul- -7. P.N.-. Peifonimucea 'Cu cum
niense half nu flour: lefe'r. •• . •• -- • '
Ailloiswion.::' . .:. . . ... 4 . . :".. .... - . :..
Iteseyvpil 5eut5.;.'......•.."..
, ... .. ..
- . • . . . is.zo ii.ktie i'illbES.
Will exhibit In
POTTSVILLE, - Prida,y . & Saturday
Auaust 19th aid 20th.
.
• Schttylliiiii Have n,-Aug:
• - ..ll.ll.ii,le,rsville, • '
I'ittcg•roN,7.e, • • -..• " 'll.othi
•.. . . • CHAS::.WI..IITtigY,• General
.Agent...
C - Z7 Do notconfahrali lrfs ELstalnLiraneet Min liaa
keellopinson's Great Sinai%
At.EAtiunE it* Report otliecchum - and
Eximiukturirss Of Borough or Cressomi,
for the,yeiurVudiug 10464 • .„
ANDREW, wAGN..n, Tree:mien in amount' . tho
Borough' of Cressona.. ~ • ' ••• •
1363.
11tarch.13. Cash hriholaaudA Of . the TrOfeinfer..slo 'Of
"April T. Itec'd;of Gtio.';lfertig„ late Trull:surer.. 10 00.
. . . .
.:• ' ' Creillts by payments on 13orinigb °Tilers.: --- .
April O. N o 4'59, :JOhll Let)lla.rd'fdr.'itilditing
'.. •- . : •'• Tr:ensurers .acconut '' , ' ' ' • gl o
" - 26 :No 4'37. II lhvcl, fur Siatturiery.
Mny T. IC,ro,l9o,'CbrLst.:Spyrnore; fur wprk
June 3. - No 42:3, "
ly 2. No 479, bec] beLong,-for siirveying
Sept. 9. No 519,:',N0ht•• Wright, .work, and. No
•.• • • -497; Christ.§Oymore, work' •
”. nal, john 'Weidc.rhold, work, • and
• '; • • No 42G. Jno'Heifiny . der,
" No 502 "Geo FOrtig, work, and - No 504,
r. . 'John .• • • 10 43
..• •"No 422, Geo Morgan, worlcand-1 o'bo9 • ••
• ..
Bonbaro Gray, work • ' • • •24 29
"10. Paid over to D 11 . Albright, Trees, elect. .11.42
ALBRIMIT, Treaanrer elect, in account with the
Borough of Cremona:. • • .".- .
Sept. 10: By cash, received of A Wagner, Late
Treasurer, - •
Duplicate anumut.
Jau: 16. Quih of Em'l Brasetlehl, C 11, show 11,
Ctedlt by pa3, - menta. on Dl;rough orders:': • .. •
Sept. 1T; No 496, John Cam'. for labor ' $ll N.
• ."• 28. No 512,- Wni-11 Merkle,..fnr hauling,. B. 00
Oct. 'lll No, 513, Peter'll. lbw.. 'do „ 2l 50
No • v; 2. No 510, Juo Illeifnytier; labor,' • • 20 00
. •". T. No 519, Gti. Morgan, " do '.J........, .0.
•." U. No 514, B • enl,,Beeker, MD, bill of 'sub-: •. •
" No 507, J Upchurch, and No 516 and ' • • • •
• • • •co 504, labor "..- - • • • 51.15
. • .
' 10.-. No SIT, Chriatian Sun - tote; . • 13 00
• .•
" 500,, Frank . Kaittner,
• 1 : IS. NO 522, Chas 8 Bayne, • do
1 4. • 23.•N0.495,,•W 1; Giay; $1 53, and No OM,
• ;,,lohn:Zechilaan, $3; lalior • 4 Mi
nce. a. •No SIT, Christbin Soymoro, 1ab0r.... .10.00
. 4 1 10. No OS,. Geo Morgan. sl4,lind No 539;. . . •
- JOhn•Reil&nyder. $25; labor ' • . .89.00
• . • No 534,, Geo Zechinan, $6, and No 518, •
— Robt Wright, $l.- labor . :0 )0
•" 'No 531, Win J Wright, 1ab0r::...'... .2 60
. 14 . "• No 626, Albrleit &nosier, for plank. ,11 SS
- 4 4- 'it. No 520, John - }aintner; $2 . 23; and No=-
633; do, $3, 50. labor • ' • 5 ;5
• . N0'503, 'Bl3
: 16. No 523, Beinj Barman; !Airing — '4 00
" 10. - NO-524, Moe. Shoppell,.blacksmlthlnit &bl
: 19. No 526,- Er 141.. Bock; hauling, - $3l 156, ' .••.
• • and No 5.35, - Albert Geary,..labor; $2. 89.50
, No 605, Chiisilloypr, $3, -Mid '.NI3 -529, , •
• do,'slo -50, - labor, , '' . .'. .. . .13 - 50
• 1 . 4 • SO. No 536, Prope'y gray,
.1 00
Jan. • - 7:-.No 637, Nth- Styors, Fti/n
--`•••• S. N 0.691, Geo Evans; for.planl:
No 491, J-J. Upchurch. $.l 60, and, No
. • . • . do,:sl 60,. for hauling --•• •8 00
O .No 09, Wesley Llamnie.r;salary; $l5, • ••.
• • • aod - No • 530; Danl .Bartolut, Jr, $2... - 17.00
• 32. - No SOS, John - llart.oler.; . 1ah0r....., - . • •'V Qo
13'1Co 540, Win - A Ilaininer, —7.13
-Feb: I.No 543; Jno Otto;salary.aallighCon.., • .
'..lib 541, :1).-11. Albright eurirliies
• 4, .No .642, Ethanuel Brattefield, salary es
Bari es' 20. 00
May .1. 'No 545, Chilstfau . SfYmore, r• DO
Juno 24. N0.648,.,11ny Reiftnvvder, do. ..... 75
• By exbacrinion by Connell • • 11,1111
J'aly 27. t'47; J G Koehler, I'm: Vaccinating.. '.lO 00
1141cuico: in ,
.
.
. • We, the . niidersikned. - Anditore' of . .the Borough of
Cressona, having•examined the accounts of D. IL
bright; Treasurer 4f said . .. Borough,
.and having 'cora
paredthe
.orderi in hie
. te - isession• with the Minide
Book of. the Conncil,.finil thht lie has received Fohr.
Ilundred and - Twedtv-fonr 33-10 Q. Dollars, and hag - paid
out Three Iltindred: and •Seventy-flve 74-100 Dollars;
leaving a.balance tite•hands'of the- Treasurer , at this
ditto of- Forty-eighti 52400 Dolhire. •.. ' :
. .• W. K. SN.Y7YER.
• • .. • ' . . ROBERT it YOUNG, • •
• ' • . - 'II. - W. ROFFMAN. •
... Cremona, Angst 4th, 184... • • - • . • 53-
non.Ags cocm.s, Globe Valves, Stotts, Steam
„1-ibbs, Whia t lee, On Globes, tot.sale . at the; Hard- ,
jin Vit n
aud Iron llopot;-: - FRANK POTT.-
QTRIKING; lIAIIIItIERIS.—SoIId'•Caat Steel
4.7 Strllting . Hamnqiers, for, sale at the Hardware. and
Iron Depot.. • • FRANK POTT.,
..• • .
PTITTLADELPIELA GUARDS!
•
. . ,
BOUNTY!: , •
FOR ONE iYEAR'S SERVICE ONLY::.
Men mustered immediately 'and paid caBh downs4oo.
Conde singly, or in squads., • •
• Any person bringing 20 men will be commissioned a.
Second 'Lieutenant 2.5 men,; Phut Lieutenant , -40
• Thif abovo'will benxectited . to the letter. Applito
• • Co. A. A.-LECHLIC
• • BeadqMwtere, , 011 Chestnut St., Phil
628," HOOP -SKIRTS,. - . .628; .
The. moat. Ceeittlete Atieleitteeet ofFiot.
ClnsM 110 14.K111414,ie . the Merkel,
Fur. Ladies' -.Misses'.art-ti Children's TVectr",'
ie manufactered'and sold,.wholesale and retail, at Nt).
61ti ARC In street, sabove Sixth. •
T.hey embmce.all the new and desirable Styles. Sizes
and Lengtbs;,which for symnietry, finish, durability and
cheapness, are unequalled.• Our goods are made of the
best.woven Taped and best - Liriet).flnished English Steel
:Springs. The metallic fastenings are .secured by: im
proved machine; which prevents Slipping and getting
out Of shape.We are also constantlYin receipt of East
: einmade Sklits,:Which . we are selling at the following
%Very low prieda :.:Rid. Padded and Riveted, 15 springs.
65. cents; 20: springs, 80 cts...; :123 Springs , , 96' eta.; 3e
'springs... $ 1 40 -springs , $ I 20 . • 40 . springs; Diamond
tied Skirts. So.eente. . • • .
or- SKIRTS made . raer4 r altilegrilaa s ireo.
N6:648 ARC St.,PHILSDELP£CIA.
224 m
3 4 1 9 mod. X 64
EDllexruiLAL
. . ' " •fk 4
• 0•111:111B
MILITART
:• ' •
bidesltat iori ?=l x te i ti T'
and
.boys thozotlghly
and
big.. !The locilloti Is "seclude , ssViDbl
:easy'q scs s es:• : .Thd. N t - 8( 0, 1) P ez rP ll P e
eksiol . pie44l4,.,
feivice4espectretfinsds' to . •: the'''lmalth 3B '
I.a irsfetto,gollege and Prtawton Tbsoltigls4 , Be r b s.7 -
.. .
=OEM
:° gaining c o.ciateoll
At Kingston, Luzern° 06,
..'TtEC
malsr-CLASS. Bi:fat& oi
July BtoB4.
W. S. 831"/16
ALT.ENTO'WN MILITitRY 002tEGB,
• Allentown,'
Ye is 21. Y." 11OFFORD; tyr4 Treistaloi.
sc IgiorirpouTF, superintendent
- of !"AtilitarYil'ePlulnlent•
..:Proprietor
. .
n. .
This Institutio chattered :by the State of -P l :.
with full Collegiate powers: will coramence • its
next session Sept atli,Bv‘e.tyfa<3llty fa afforded for
Engiletw Classical, Scientific, and ltillitary.eduestion.
tinder the beat .of" lestreetora. Pupils ate epeehied in
tharrimary; Preparatoryand Collegiate Department&
For circulars, 'address , the. President: -.
iRCADIANm . sirrt-ErTE
D.W. FR ESE, A. at
.
.03,WIGT;BMIG;:..Slill11111= aci. - PA.
The next term of Attis'institntion b* In THURS.
DAY,,Septemberlst,. l t S64. - The design is Metter each
advantages for the education Of either eex; as, are not
exce led - by. any similar institution. The course of.
wu on is thorough, and complete.. In addition to the
mien c and cis-viol Courses; there' will be ` added' a,
ComMereitil department,. to prepare, young. men for . '
business,. and a'Norreal 'department for those wheYvis
to qualtt , themselvesfor the, profession of teaching
With the latter dePartment tt model echo/A*lll be con
"
Send for a eau4cigiie. (Aug. a, 'Bt.—MSC • •
•..••• . .• • .
C lIIEGARIC • lISTITIIT.E.
\ sNGT.TcH AND FRENCH BOARDING ANDDAY
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADLES,
. . • •
(1347 8c '. 1329 ': Siiirisen 5t..,-)Platinidelphia;)
.
Will re=open on' TMClFlDitl3eptember 2Stb. Letters
to.lbe - above address will .
.receive' prompt attention
Personarepplication can 'be made :after August - 40th,
16114, to: • .',ILADA.II.II
LITIDEN
HORATIAN SEMINARY .FOIA.YOIMG LADIES,
at
. •
•Litiz,.Laneastei.. - , , Co., Pa. • .
• 70171q1:1E.D SEPTEMBER, 1794,
Affords superior advantagestherOugh 14, 9 410C0fil
'plished female • ' •' '
The 71st manna' Term opens Alignat it: . nit
I'or cittelais and information. apply to lie.. W C. AElG,Patnetpul.'
2S-sm: • ,
July 9. 'O4.
COUGHS; COLD S 'CONSUMPTION.
.Cvttghs, . Colds, Consumption,' .
• . CoUghs; Colds, Consumption.' . • . •-•
•" : "Ctiughs, Cads,':Consumption. •• •
. • 0011019, COMB, 'Cotif*Taption: ,
• • - CoughS, 'Cola, • Consumption:-
'• -. • Coughs,
.Colds; • 'Corutumption..'
Coughs,:Constunption.
Swaynels Compound Syrup ..of Wild Cherry., .
SWayne'S• CoMpound Syrup ..Clf• Wild Cherry,.
Swayne'S • Compound . Syrup - - ..0f 'Wild '
• " Swaynss .Compound" Syrup::: of Wild Cherry,
Swayfit's • Compound Syr•up.. of :Wild. Cheri},.
liwayue's %. Compound-Syrup of :Wild '.Cherry,_'
Swayne's Compound • Syrup :. of '.Cherry,-
. ''Swayinks" .Coinpotitut •Syrim- of' Wild Cherry, •
• • • • Cures all Complaints
• • . - Cures. all. 'Complaints
• " Cures, 'all 'Complaints
Cures , 411 'Complaints •'. , . . .
Cures all Complaints r • •
• • • ". • CureS all Complaints • •
Cures "all Complaints •
;Of the' Throat, - :Lungs and . Chest:.
•
'Of the. ...Throat, •Lungs . and :C'heet,
• ' Of the .Throat,
..Lungs . and:: Chest,
••• . • Of.. the Throat; LUngs
.and.. Chest". •
Of. the Throat, ;Longs :. and - •Chest..
•
Of the" Thrust ; Lungs and' Chest,: •
Of. the: Throat, Lungs and', Chest.
• . Of
.the find:. Chest,
Although many years have elapsediince• this •
discov
:ery was made . known to the world, its' great "virtuelias
' nerer yet been equaleti: ' • .• •-• •. • •
. . . .
Co
Aniiithrr - INire by Dr. 13*Ityne , m C0m
.... • Syruiii of' Cherry.
•
-:lsuffer4four months with a violent Cough, accom
lauded. with painful tighinhss • of' the:chest, -great
culty of hre.athing s . .sonj: throat, sleep ,disttirbed from
constant. coughing . ; tried a atimber of •rerntsilei without
-.benefit:`l SVIS advised to •• try . Dr: -Swaytte's Compound
Syrnp nfWild,Cherry; which gave quick relief: and after
• .using,,twO:bettlis a perfect:cure Was , the• result:'
".. t his certiticate freely, - as I.waut all , the world to'kuow
Orthia truly valdable . ' ".•'....
•Itobrtanrzi J. EVANS, 1.24.50 nth street;P.blifaia.l:
Prepared only . - bv Dr. Soaves 4t.50N, , 830 North Sixth'
street, Philadelphia. • • . • ' , • •
' Sold by 3; G. BROWN & SON, and: HENRY SAT
••LOR,• all the principal Druggists. and
.2:3 cents
50 centm
.I.E.IMAN*NT - .:OIIIiB
- .". • SWAYIik'S I".•XNACR-8.- • '
- • Thongh, many years '• '• ••
• hake' elapsed since this ••
• •greatthicovery.wnii made known .
•. • , '" to the world, its great virtue tuts
'ex yet heenequalled. - Itasidety and in- '
nocelice have been -fully tested, so that It -
May bt adininistereii to the most tender in •
rant. •It Imparts'Streugtli and seuridnesa to .
• debilitated 'and. corrupted. conlititutiOns, there
by
pri.werNing . their, offspring from hereditary diseases
• • •In short, the . .nicist' loathsome diseases, which •
•- have•put eVery.other medicine at defiance, as
-• well as the skill .of the profession, for ifiore
than a quarter. Of, n century, have been
• perfectly cured by this great vegetable .
• Panrieea:- Let no - , disease, however .•
• ' bad'it maysbe,' or length of time it .•
• • May have existed, - discourage you . • . •
untityon have tried ells •
• 'SWAY'NE , S PANACEA--
Corea Trillceratc4...-soio Throat, Hip Joint Complaint
-§WAME'S I'ANAcE& curl% 3Scrcarltil ineettsps,
Swwe'g Panacea cotestrlcEirons and AVI*9 Sw clung
Swaync's Piiitaccti curcs'Dark • Blotches, or-Defects in
Sivaxne's Panaceit criree Slcln, Pimples
. " on the Pam.. . •
Ssfarie's Pwlacca mh2B.4ar . nerilus, oiTastlitof Figs . h
,Swhytic't? P.unace cures Syphilitic Pi.913(17538 Oflong
Swaynces Paritten. came Ellenmntic Affections, Diseeace
EHR'S CORNET. RAND.
R
' .This Band can be'engiged tO OAP at Political Meet.:
inge,.Serenadee, arc. Applj , to ' C. CART&R;
- " • Union Hotel; Centre Street.
.Potterville,Angust ' .224 m
FitIIIT .TREES
. . . . . .
. .
' One °ribs largest -2cur3ery Firms — .in
South
.n.
Sth Eastern Pennsylvania wishes to se
cure the seiVices Of a - competent BALES . .
: in Bucks County. 'They:AOwish a reliable, en-
I TT
tcirprising man, to devote hiaattention to selling Fruit
and Ornamental Trees, Vines and Plants, in the neigh
borhood in which he lives. Compensation. liberal. For
. particulars, address.' . DLNOBE, COI 4 OIAD Ss C 0.,.
West Grove, Chester county, Pa.
att-i
.6\,t4vt
HOW. TO PESTROY
ROACHES, RATS, MICE,
BEB BUGS, ANTS, :&c.
USE BTJRT'S
Vermin xt, - erratnato,r•.
••• • .
.
IT IS DIPALLIBLE • IT IS INTAIASBLE i
Is put up In Large Bakes for 33 cents_'.,.ls all ready
for use, without rutting with other articles. Does not
spoil or get dry and worthless by keeping, like - some
other preparations.-.'Vermin are extravagantly. fond Of.
it... Rats and Mice die out of their holes. Is. not den..
genius to use. - Gives satisfectionto all who use'.lt.--,,
Sold by. all Druggists and Dealers' throughout the Uni.
fed Slates. CsirrioX—lre sure and ask for Burrs Ex
terminator, In large hoxu , , with red label, and signed
by the Proprietor. Depot, No. 139 South TENTH - St.,
- above Walnut.. Manufactory: No. 130. Jnvenal street, -
aboim Walnut. between Tenth and Eleventh. - ' • •
This valuable preparation is sold in Pottsville by, the,
followingDraggists •' •. •
• Henry Saylor, j. 0.„ Brown & Son, J. C. Hughes,
'Herman Rabentin, and P.- Sanderson. • .•
Also, in St..Dlair, by Henry B. Davis and R. H. Irvin.
In Schuylkill Haven :by Hugh N. Coxe, and byall the
Druggists in Minersville,' Ashland and Tamaqua. _
. July 23; • i 64.• , • , • , . _ . 80.3 m.
.Coliwalita4:XPesuiva':
MEDICINAL
• .FOR SOROFIIIA, . •
ALL DISORDERS
.ARISI§O.FROM. A CONT.A3IINATED.
AID Llfi'lißE STATE.OF TLIE
Panacea Makes Pure and.Rtcli' Blood
B "aPaei7l,a,Fsciez4;47tPajeeti7lY
No. 830 Nortu SIXTH Street, Puiladelpuusk
CE'' Sent securely packed to any address. • .
• . G.BROWN & SO N, and
.- • .
• • " lIRNRY.SAYLOR, r!ottavllle. •
Aprit
August 6G4
GREAT
PRIZE:DISTRIBUTION
Elegant Diamond,Ringe, Diamond Brooch()
Ear Drops, Bracelets; Fine Gold Watches;.
And a very largo mlndacturere' stock of Ele g ant Jew
elry, valued at • ,
85109:,000
• .CERTIFICATES. naming each article of our stock,
and its 'mine, are. pladed In SEALED ENVELOPES and
well mixed.. One of-these enveiopea will* be sent to
any 'address, 'Without regent to choice, on receipt of 25
We will send by mall the article named On the certifi
cate drawn, for. One Dollar, or exchange for
any other article on our list of the same value as the
grticle drawn.':.
. - Entin,3 satisfaction gnaranteed inall cases. .
• You may obtain a Gott, Warun or Drimose RING for
ONE DOLLAR. Which - you need not pay until you know.
what you have drawn audits value. • ' '
107 - Five sealed Envilopes for $1 Eleven fov . r."
Goonwir ,•-uvrvr ar. C 0 . • .
. . .
- • 197. Broadway,. N. V.
All letters should be addressed to our' Box; 5700,
'Post Office, Now Vrily
. . .
ORBS 11.4. FOllKo4—Fannorty save
H
bor, and buy one of the self-working Hav Forks at
3 1 119 30 , " .STICHT.pt .t.THOMPSON,B.
011111EESE OUTTERICat -•
.3)113 , 10, '64: SUMTER as.THOMP6ON'S.
-THE iMirolt.M mom'
From
she- Itebels--blikt i rss at Tlinconit • , •
city Foist, Va-e- it firlitrfevrlpo - tk. •
she pence TP2filleislawiti ,
, 1 54.04rm.5. ok :11 1Oit * • ,
-• dewing. Iberia:lllf
Hastown. yesterdafeW ri*elltid to` Heiayville,
on the Winclieaterpike;:whertittotrdl*.yester
tenlav afternoon without Ito
boden's cavithyskinxiishodvilthettr adidheefrom -
Charlestown, bnt.were'easilYand isteadiW driven. ,
This morning et daylight we restrineiftheinaril4 -
and, expect to meet the (sunny at Gpeqtariillve
miles this . dide Winchester,,wherelteidlbsEithArr • .
have a battle or theywillitetreat
Martinsburg been ••,neeppled-.. by. war:flute&
The rebels ceptiffixl - and., hung' Sergeant White.
one of our scouts, atlifartinkburg,lesterdaY, • •
The:particulars of the explcsum , 'At , ,City.Foint
an Sunday morning - haveleettreoeived.- 4. ,boat
-loaded with various kin of snardrulition, . onto.
ded while being unloaded the nevi:ice of -the.
Quartermaster's Rep:Mtn:l - oat: The depot:Valid
imp, tents, Storehouses - and Other property were
complely demolished..Tiro boats, laden with
stores,. were also blown to. atoms. ...The, cause 'of
the explosiori is rinlmirivn,.litit believed'
to have been dropped by one of the men. There
were about SQ persons killed arid , from .10 ;to SO
wounded ; 12,0 f the killed were soldiers. '
A dispatch from alobile 'stideelhat
force of.infantry Ma - been' throvie On 'Datiphine , ,
Island, seven m il es from Fort Gaines ) , and-that e. •
Federal force estimated at 16)000 - oomph:el golly
Springs; Misalssippi;'-''
Deserters'report the capture 'of Mobile; Geo., ..
Shen:min is.destroyingAtlelain with ehgtls._ •
The following importanfarniouncethent is taken
from the New York Haiald of Thu r sday "There
was a gathering of Pease 'politicians Alt Repo',
Chapel, in Broadway,, Limber., of
prominent and shininglighta in 'that ftlith„ weni
predent, among there Wmit., • Reed,Vbarlos .
gersoll, and Judge 'WooilViird,lif Perintylvs.Ma ;
aslo several of the: faithfuldithis , city:and ff=
the 'West. It is noden)xd that they . haie sortie.
very important business oii hand .loog the,
management of. the Chicago Coilvention; and se
curing the nomination of some Man, pledged to
theirinterests and who belong* to their partica- -
R.; Colby, ,o jar Peace church f
,Nlrginia. was on Thursday •
stern in as Register Of the Treasury, id . place 'of -
L. F.; Chittenden; ref - signed. , • . ,• • -• ;•
The amount of subscriptiopi to. i1e . 5.30 Joan,
reported at the - Treatury department 'on. Thurs.'
day was $471.),800.. The 'total - receipts :from .this
source up to•daMare .$11,27;450. • „
• • The mom - bora - of the "Legislature on:Thersday
visited
.oharaberatiurg, and were oitorirtecitbrotigh-i
the burned district by a committee of the citizens. •
CorreiteeNteekly forttpediliarst
Wheat Flom; extra %rally, per barrel..._
do do do '.. do -per cwt.
do extra'.. • per barrel...
do do : : euperlln : do
Rye Flour,. do .
.. do • per oat
Burl - wheatFlour,ad •
Wheat, prime whitq,, per . baabel,.
do do rod, • . do -
Dried Peaches; pared ; • . per pound,
dy do unlisted, .
Dried ipples„ ' - ";-&i
I WIMLS
. SOl $1 110
1. $1 DO
•
Rye; . 19'bu.
Corn, .
Oats, .
Soup beans" I
Peas.
Rye Chop,
."
Corn Moat "
Mltidllnga;‘.`
Potatoes, .."
Hay, ton.
" tulle cwt
Stinw, ton.
;Plaster, .• • "
Salt, •19 sacl
Tim Seel, b..,
Flai "
2 NIB 06
1-001
9001
1 00;
2 52
80 .00
Lao
'LMT'
A-beautiful stook 4. • ••••• • - •• •
•
• • • . ; • • _ • . • .
•
'Plated Goods, Of all kinds,
• Portel3ionnais,
,
.• • • • .Traiel . ing• Sa tchels,',
Silver Ware 6c Panay (anode . • • .
A .
Also; an asSortment VAN Kink. & CO.'findebra '
ied Chandeliers and, Gas' Fixtuissc,,Broture „
:Statuary, Portable Lights, etc., etc • •- • •
IlV".' Particular-, attention paid , to 'the reptilting of
• Watches.,:. having bad the.largest experienee- In -the •
- very first.mannfacturtrig eStablishments In-Eitrope, ws
feel warranted In assuring every one who Will patronise
vm,.that-we will bo enabled:to give satisfeetton, portico
' lady In all thener class of 'Work, much as
0.13 E finer class
ENGLISH & .SWISS • EiViENT
• -
would reqnlro. We stall endeavor; by a stralghttbr.
ward work% to please evert ; reasonable person.. -
PractlCal llo'rologists and JeWe
ETTEE OE. ADVICE. FOR • LADIES:"
1`:. FIVE 'ANNIGKIEAL ENGRAVINGS. '
llnsinfoi - mation never bt;fore pilbliebed. •.
Kent free in a eeakxlenVerope for Tort cents.
Address
Adarees • . . . '. Dr. STANFORD,
Box No. 4;632l.New.Ycirk-P. 0."
994 m .
Jnly 10; .64.,
87 RECRUITS. W D i
TO FILL TIIE QUOTA OF '
North-EasfWgd of the , *ugh of
:Pottsville.
Local Bounty .. .; ..
Government Bounty
. .
• $4OO
•
• • • ISAAC. 40YRR, Treasurer.
Corner Railroad and Callowhill streets.-
Apply to
July 30; '64.
U. S.:....t.)CCISE -TAXES. •-
;Nast be ".paid - on- or before the • •
•
"35th' day of:Augast,ll.6l.. • - .
• ° • • - TT: S. tirroarctr. Raristrat •
10th Collection District, Pa. 1,
. .
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual avesament.-
Of Eacise Taxes, for the year' 1864, on limners, inewasso,
and articles contained:in Schaduki A, - has been coin- •
.pleted, and titbit thereof placed in sly bands. by the••••• \ '
Assessor !or collection:. • - -
• Tits duties and taxes contained in said list aro now
due and,payahle, and all pirsons hi Schuylkill County
chargeable therewith, are required Wimp., the same at
the - Collectors Office at Pottsville, on .or beers the 26th
day of August, 1883. t'
Office hours from 8; A,-M., to ti, P.3f. .
Payments may alio be made to the Collector or his
Deputy at the following places and times, riz .
• 'l'amaquii; on Wednesday, August -10th, at the cacti
of Herman 11. Gmeff, Assistant Assemr. -
Maluinoy, City, on-Thursday, August -UM, at the,
-
'flee of Frank Carter, 8K...• ""
Ashland, on Friday, 'August 12th, at the ofilgioi Wm:'
Levy, Assistant Assesscir.- ' .
.Thqse who neglect .to pay tbe -dUties • and taxes At
aforesaid assessed upon them, - Within the time above
apecifled.4lll be liable to pay temper egoitura
at upon the amount thereof.- . : -
Payments must be made in UnttedStatets 'Tres:miry
notes, or in notes of banks organized tinder the act to.
Provide a National Currency known as National Banka. - .
N. B.—Persons doing buainess without HCense forfeit
three times-the amount of such license, 'and are Lab, -
.1 ere 'WA term of imprisonment not exeralina tiro years. •
. . JA3fID3 A.
' . Collector 10th Distriet, , Pa:
Pottsville, July 80th, 1864. . • 814 t
HAWLEY'S
SOLIDU
DENTAL CREAM,
For Cleansing, Whitaning and. Preaerving
• - ••
This article Is prepared with the greatest care Upon
scientific principle*, and warranted-not to contain'
anything m the slightest degree deleterious 'to the -
teeth or.triems. Some of our moat eminent Dental
•Surgeonshave given their sanction to, and chetelnlly
recommend it eau preparation of superior .talities for
cleansing, whitening and preserving the teet claims
them readily, r.enderbig them beautifully white and
pearly, without the slightwt Injury to the enamel.—
It ib healing to the gums where they are ulcerated and '
sore. It Is also 'an excellent disinfector for olddecayed
teeth, which areexceedingly offensive,' It gives a rich
and creamy Mate tothe month, clennaing it thoroughly,
andimparting a delightful frag.rance to the breath.
Prepared only, by, A. ..11IA.W.LICYac ' CO: N. •
W. Cor. 10M and :Lombardete., A.
'and sold by all Druggists. 'Price 25 cents. • - .
TESTAIONIALS.—The following .opinion. of Dr.
White, as to the high eeteem In which he. holds. the.
Dental Cream, must be sufficient evidence of Its value :
to quote other testimonials' in detail . is needless,, con
tenting ourselves by simply giving the, names and. ad
dressee of persons Who speak of Its excellency for the
teeth: - _ : PO-up:Furs, April
Having carefully examined A. Rimier,
Dental cream," I hereby cheerfully recommend' It- to
the public generally. Itis an excellent preparation An'
cleansing and preserving the teeth , and can be used by
all persons with the unmet confidence. as its properties
are perfectly harmlesc Besides preserving the teeth.
it promotes a healthy action to the gums, and imparts a
pleasantuese to the hived]: . - • •
. • .. Dr. W. R. WHITE, 1293 Arch St. •
Thos. Ingrani,`3,l.D., Dentist; 491 N. Fourth Street.
J Birkey, 254 S. Sixth St.
E. Vanderelice, Sprgeon Dentist; 4% Arch St. •
C. A. Kingsbury, 1119 Wainitt St.
• S. DillinghaM; D. D. 5.,134 Arch St.
F. M. Dixon, 021 Arch St.
. Edward Townsend, - Dentist, 8211 N. Fourth St: • •
. L. H. Dort - Ailey, -Dentist, Eel N.- Tenth St.
M.Dentist, tl2O N. Sixth St.
June' 4, . • , 83-10
CA.RP ET triVEXPitiltik—Sole amens! . for
the bolt Sweeper ba market; at
Jnly SO, slicuTga & TIK)SIISO.VS: .
HAT. A 1111) .COAW • RACKS--eivertlent to
hang anywhere--:eery die:an—at •
Jtd.r. 3o . '63. &mum k THQMPSONT,_
ITRUALLIS PATENT .COIN OREL.
Lfia." All Iron. Shells and . - eleana.at the same
time; without waste or brftkagg.._*siratert the Corn
from the cob: - An aria at the Hardware and Iron De
, .
4. 111 0 0 ::
.8 110
, • CM
SOO
. 6 00
:10 00
.8.50
I "
4 .00
, Sti
140
44
93
23
13
Kom dox•
&iitettlreA
Shoo Lion% - • "
I hind qr. ".
i " .front." "
Mutton,. . "
'Pork, • ' • "
Veal, • 0,,
Sugar, Cuba,
."
Sugar Room, "
Porto Rico; "
WhitC, • -
Cruehed.: • . -4
N."O. gyrilp.
-$3OO -
:.100