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RITTSVILLE,
20, 1364.
TILE - POPITLIR LOLL`
The new 7 , -30 Goyernment loan is ,lieing
taken at the rate ict a million a day: The
advantages it offers as asafe,-luerative invest,
•
ment; are so generally apprectated, that its
success so far surpassea that of any loan yet
offered for the acceptance of the people. To
persons of small means who will invest :their
savings in thistloarr, the Treasury of the Uni
ted Stites beemnes a saving bardt• - • A bank
too, that is stronger, mere solvent and more
liberal in its . payment for the use of money,
than any, other. ' While the general rate of in
terest is eh per cent., payably annually, this
-pays seven and three-tenths, semi-annually.
And remember that the more money you put
into this loan the more you aid and strengthen
the Government, mid the more valuable will
be the remaining currency of the country.
In no other Way_CEUl a atrin invest a paper
so surely, for a gold dollar. At the :expira
tion of three.years a holder of, the notes of.
the 7-30 loan - has the option of accepting
payment in a full or funding- his notes in a
six. per cent. gold interestbond, the principal
payable in from five to twenty years at the
'option of the Government Theie bonds al
ways command a high premium in the mar
ket. Now they are 9 per cent. Before the
war they were 20,. and will undoubtedly go
up to that after•the war.
If our workmen in and out of the mines,
wodid form associatlieis to invest in this new
loan, they would not only benefit themselves,
but they would kid the Government in Brush
•inethis Rebellion, by enhartg the•value of
its currency and reducing ithe cost of ord
.
dies to it and to themselves. Let the mem
bers of a club of twenty or more, pay in
- monthly, two or three dollars each, the ag
gregate amount to be invested in the loan at
stated. intervals.. - In -thise•way hundreds of
thousands of dollars that would, be spent less
wisely, could be diverted Into the •National
Treasury, and . habits of saving acquired
:which In the ftitrhe would be a blessing to tnose
whose greatest ambition is 'to own a little
farm or a houie and lot. Invest your savings,
no matter hoW small they may be, in the way
we suggest, and the first impOrtant step to
wards securing acompetency, is taken, while
. you have the satistaction of knowing that
you assisted the Government to bring the
war to an honorable end. , ' '
We trust thsitthe active, patriotic men of
the various districts of Schuylkill County will
take this mutter in hand; hold meetings of
the, people and bring this matter before them..
Explain the advantages to' be derived:; from
investing in the loan, and advise the imme
diate formation of Clubs, so that the work of
saving and investing may commence at once.
•If this country is destined to be saved from
destruction, it will only be by each man put-'
ling his shoulder to the wheel, and assisting
her if not in the held, at home financially.—
The work-in the field,la of course of the - first
importance, but that of those who remain at
home is hardly less important They must
furnish the sinews of war in the shape of
money and material. Thelnere energetical
ly and liberally we do that the'sooner, will we
see the end of the traitors') war, , and beluild
treason beneath th - e feet' and at the mercy of:
•thiS Government. Workingmen of Schuyl
,kill County, form - clubs and investin the new
THE .otl TE COIIVENTION.
Let the Union men of Schuyll.ill County
Attend their delegate elections to-dayomd
select the hest menfordelegates. • The Con- I
-yention to nominate a ticket for County °Di
cers, and a candidate for Congress, will meet
At the Court House in this BOrough on Mon
day,next. . This'matter is exceedingly impor
tant, for the prospect o carrying not only the
District, but the County at the coMing Oeto
he..r election, was never more cheering.- Many
honest democrats are disgusted with the
machinations of their party which seeks to
place the powerful, free North at the feet of
the rebellious slave-holders of the Soutli:---
They will vote with nrs. The soldiers will
voieWith us. They will remember that at
the election on the amendment to grant them
the .right to vote, that every vote polled
against it was given 'by a Copperhead.: Let
the Union Convention frame On Monday
'next, a ticket composed of good men, and we
:believe that Schuylkill County will be.re
deemed in October. GO to work, - Union men.
Attend yourdelegate elections to-day ! . See
that you are intelligently and conscientious
ly represented on Monday next in the, Con_
Tention. Give 116 a strong ticket in opposi
tion to the enemy's acknowledged weak one,
and a glorious victory will be ours in Octo
ber.
Tu MpiNG DISTRICTS ' A4D TIM Da.A.yr,--
An effort is being made to, create the impres
slim that if the draft is enforced in the mining
districts, -and the Miners are required to go
into -the service, that the supply of coal will
be affected, and the Government suffer. This
is not so. The mining districts are not only
as able to furnish their quotas as the towns;
but the ability of the:Region to produce coal
is in advance of the power of the transport
ing companies to, take it-to market. Besides
many of the miners in this region dc cot now
work halt time.. No fear of the production
of coal being seriously affected if the draft
takes place in the mining districts, It will
not make the difference of a pound of coal in
the aggregate amount sent and to be sent to
market this season. Let the mining districts
do their duty as well, as the towns. They
are fully as able. - •
• To murder a Union man in Berks - Oo linty
costs just nothiiig at all.; Some time since a
Copperhead workman in the Reading 'Rail
road shops at Reading; who had said that "it
Lincoln was re-elected; he would sooner
fight for Jeff. Davis than for him;" shot and
killed a 'Union man named Thomas . Gabriel,
while Gabriel in & friendly manner was advi
sing him to leave the shop, as the workmen
were indignant at him, and might injure him.
The murder was a malicious, cold' blooded
one, and the perpetrator merited banging.--
Last week however, the case was tried at
Reading before a jury co niposed entirely of
Copperheads, and as blight have been antic
ipated the accused was acquitted. 'What a;
mockery ofjustice ! But a county that gives
nearly two .thousand majority against our
brave soldiers, is capable of any outrage.—
We pity the good' Union men who Hie in such
benighted district. They must keenly feel
the disgrace of being known as citizens of
ViRE L . 4 BEA.rmt -,Jldeanow.,On Tuesday
morning last, about 3 o'clock, the foundry
and machine shop of Mr. B. W. Hudson, in.
Bewier Meadow, Carbon County, was de
stroyed by fire. Cause of fire unknown. - I,oss
about $20,000, ! upon which there is an insu
rance of only. $2,000. - Mr. Hudson: int- nds
rebuilding immediatcly. - ,
SEORETARt FaissNoEs expresses much.
gratification at the manner in .which the new
loan is being taken by the people. Already
over ten millions of dollars have beet. re
ceived for it. It is a splendid investment.—
Every .workingman should have at ICast fifty
dollars in IL
Haw. JonaCassaa is being • read out of
the "Democratic" party, by Copperhead
newspapers for -- .making ..a loyal speech at
Lancaster.
itorn the lYerc:'Far l « Evaniiner.
The - 7 , 40 _Goverwineut Loan.
Many of.the advantages of thidlean appa
rent on the ir face; : . but there are , others that will
be best Understood after. considersaion. -- Aninng
them there are; ••••- • •.'
-.• Its Asscir.arrn..SEconrrr.-Nearl all :active
y
credit& are now baied•on , Governinent seenrities:
Banks ciffitstie, and Savingtr - bank hold them in
large.qmpititietin many cases, .more than the
'entire =bunt of their
_napitala-And they held
thorn as the very, beet and strongest investment
they could it were possible to
contemplate the financial failure of - the Govern 7
meat, no bank would be any better - or. safer.--
Savings Bank already leave a large part of their
assets invested in Government securities. Ai a
'rule they allow but five `per cot. iriterest, and tan
only pay . principal or interest in greenbacks or
bilhinf State. Banks,—for every. note- • or. bond
held by them Ind due before"the, rein:Option of
specie.paymen is payable filivenament legal
tender paper. Banks of issue and • diseetint:eari
not ask-or get anything better in payment of-ens
tomer& notes, and they prefer it to all, other,- for
they are compelled to-reoleeni their own notes in
that paper as the circulating medium next to
specie 111:Valtle; • By , ,,the istine of this loan -the 13.
S. Treasury becomes a Savings bank for the pea,:
pie. There are none stronger—none. more sol
vent, and not one that , .pays so aerially for. the
use of money. You may -deposit . fifty dollars or •
fifty thousand. The more you put in, the mere
you will aid and strengthen the Goverronerit, and
the more valuable will be.the remaining currency
of-the country: '
ITS •LISEIiAL" LNTABAST.—The general rate' of
interest is six'per dent.; payable annually.. This
is seven and three-tenths,- payable semi-annual: .
ly.. If you tendon mrateage, there, must be -a*
searching of titles, lawyers' fee, stamp duties and
'delays, antiyou finally have returned to you
only the same kind Of money -you _would receive
-from - the Government, and less of it.. If you in
*est in this loan, you have no trouble.: If there.
is no National bank at hand; any banker-will ob..
*Lain it for you without charge, - arid pay yon' the
interest coupon at the end of six - - months as a
most convenient form of remittance.to his city
correspondent. If you: wish to borrow ninety.
cents'on the' dollar upon it; you have the highest
security in the market to do it with. • If you Wish j
to sell, it will bring coat within a fraction of t and.'
interest at any Moment: It will, be very handy.to
have in the hense. •,.••-• • ' •. • '
ITS Coxveirriralarr nrro A Six inn Cram. Bonin.
.-1•11 ere comes an 'advantage - which must not be
lost sight of . .At the expiration Of three years a
holder of the notes of the'7-30 'loan lies the -op
tion of. accepting payment-in full or. of funding
his notes in a SIX per tint. gold interest bond;
the principle paYable- is_not .lees. than five - not
more than twenty years frem - its (late as the Gov
ernment-may elect. For sit months past, these
bonds'have ranged at: an. average prominm of
about eight percent. in the New York inerket,-
• and have sold .at,102 to-day (July - 28). Before
the war, IL S. six per cent. - stocks sold eta much
higher, rate-land were once bought up, by the
S.'•Treasury under special act .of Congress lit a
premium of not less than twenty per cyst. There
is no doubt that this option oleonverigien is worth
at leaat two or three . per cent.. per 'annum to the
subscriber to the loan, thus increasing the actual
rate of interest to about ten per cent. Notes of
the same class issued. three yeata ago, are, now
selling at a premium that fully •proyea the cor
-rectness of this statement.. • • • •• •
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Ire. EreliiPTlON FROM STATE. OS lIIINTSCIRAL
TAxerrox.—Butaside from all the , advantages
we have entimerated;,si, special 'Act,. of •Congress
exempts, all bonds and' 15-eci.ntry notes. from local
taxation. Onlhe 'average this exempti%n is worth
about two percent. per anniim,.accortling tothe
rate of taiation venous parts of the Country.
Can greater inducementii be asked for than those
we have enumerated? . ' •
The Secretary of-the Treasuiy has . been told
that he must "buy Money at • the -highest . rate
necessary to commandit ;' that he should sell his
obligations "for what they would bring," se as to
lead the- market ; but the Secretary will do no
such thing. If Shylock bought, ,bonds at 90 in
August; he would demand _concession of an
other ten per cent. in September, . and - twenty in'
Octeber, until he would finally offer. lend only
the interest and keep the'.principal. If • Govern
rrient securities are worth anything, they are
richly.worth all their face calls for imgeld, and
the country is*utit so poor. in spirit,or in puree
as to submit to any such sacrifice as Shylock de
mands. .There is but a limited supply of money
seeking investment at. any time, and the Govern
ment offers to. pay fiberally'for. - At - the
rate of seven and three-tentlia per cent. • per an- .
hum, to say nothing of the Collateral advantages;
it is the strongest beriniver in the - market, and
every feeling .of intereat, wellas patriotism ' ' and
duty, should induce
.:our readers to invest in its
CovitßicTiis4ol;i.? ,
Iteader,.if 'you hear a , Copperitead say this war
should be stopped by compromising, just ask him
what there is to compromise, and then; if he can
tell you, plotthe . let us know. . . ,".
The, rebels theniselteS Watit - rno compromise.
They demand' 'nothing ices than' the eStilbilSil
.ment of their new slaveseninifeiwith Jett I)3,viß
at the.head..of it as emperor. • NolJuien man ean
'demand lesS . than the. integrity of the-littidn, and
liberty to - all men. - - There can be no compromise,
(uplefis,
_meau A 6 cOmpitimise . our honor, and
become 'slates ourselves.) Wo intiSt subdue the
1. traitors in arms against our Government , or they
will subditellb. That is it:lhe'Stars and Stripes,
the. emblem:of • American• nationality;..freedoto
-and'equality, or . ; the Stars and . bars---the'embfern
of.. slavery, • treachery;and despotiem, • will . float
over evert inch of Amrican soil at tbe endOf the
war. Either. the rebel war debt Will be paid by
'tis,•or, our natietial debt Will; at lelik in part, he
paid by our prespht. enemies at the .uf Wei
war:: But they will not.both r be paid. • One or the
other will be.ontirely worthless at the end of -the,
war.. There, is no cOmprornisd in this matter.
Our Government will either be Saved 'or daStroYiA.
CoMpremise . is . entirely. out Of. the -queStion,
"ought to.bi3.—Beinling.Foth'er
A rfILLADELPHIA . MURDEREH TAKitifit HE OATH
OF ALLEGIANCE.,--A. member of the 192 d PermsYl-,
vania regiment of hundred days men; doing .duty
at Fort McHenry, mear..Baltimore; iu lettetyda
ted August; 2; to.the:West.Chester (Pa.) I?ecoi7i,
,says Aieut..Whitehead 'was oftieer.of _the guard
yesterday at the g.ates:. • In.the evening he passed
Out Thomas Washington Smitli,who bad been:eon
fined here for the hat six months, for political of
fenceS.... He had stuck it out as long .as, Possitile
but yesterday he took the oath of allegiance and'
:was released. You remember he is - the man who,
Several years .ago,' St: the. St,
* .Lawrehce 'Hotel,.
shot Ur. Carter, the: President of
the Tamaqua Bank. . • • • .." . . •
-The rehol . deneral Wheeler .with 1..,700 men,
demanded the surrender. of, Dalton, 'Geo rg ia, on
the llth,.and at - last account.. skirmishing wan
going on. About 1,700 Go.vernment cattle, art the
way to Atlanta, has.. been "captured by small
.taehmenta of•Wheeler'sloree. The guerrillas at
tacked Selma, Kentneky, - . on Saturday, but were
rofinised. - . Some. 350 head of cattle, - captured by
Wheeler's men, have been recovered. - •
:EDITOIiTS TABLE.
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gust
STATES SERVICE .11AlIAZINE!--7110 Au
gust nuinber of this Magazine contains a ti , to
trait aintbio,graphy of lien. -Wm. T. Sherman;
and .the following - 'articles.; Jouvin's Life of -
Napoleon ; -Groat Battles iiijlistorv, No. I. ;--The
Florida
,Expedition; - Beorganiza,tion,.. :No. 'IL ;.
Love and Loyalty ; The Eiongof the Light Artill
ery ; Literary Intelligence - and Notes . on' New .
Books ; Editor'dSpecial Department, and °racial
Intelligence of the Army-and Nasy. -•- •
gi#4l, - .
s'At4io*..
Wee4ly Almanai.
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21 Sopitur,:• .:',. IS, 17 6- 50
22. MONDLT ...... 5 1516 • 43
23 • Ttmetwr....;[ '3 1216 47
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.W.loNstaar:. -.5 2016 .46 1
25 Tarns DAT .., 5 . '21.16. 44
. 26. F4iowi 1 5 . 2216 421
•illobinson's Circus will g_iTo . '4wo iperforipanes
to-dayisfternoon'sevening.evening.d evt. • .• .
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Lieut. it'ichols of the Ninth PennsylvaniaXii-r*
airy, whO was:. wounded in the foot lately ; in.an
engagement out West, atrivecthere : yesterday::
air — T'eapes..aro selling. in Philadelphia •sr
forty cents to..nne dollar. per basket:. Here i
costs almost that.much - to.look at thorn:
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• Opportune rains this woek have benelited'voge 7
tatinn, that sadly needed rerreilliing and invigo
rating showers.. - ' • - . .. ' . -
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- Post Office k. G. Sraniviller
has been , appointed Postmaster, at Pinegrovo,
Schuylkill" .Count):, in place or NI; Homy U.
liiu.resignea-' • •
The Tamaqua Journal has "bristled nit)" since
its late disaster, and lookedmiirovedi .It will still
continue fearlessly to defend the Government.—
It abotild be liberally supported. -
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1f: ot Excmpt . ,--It -has been decided that Assist
an Provost Marshals: the draft are not exemp
from the anal,. by. ridge (If -tlwii , office, they no
being considered in the military service., , ' :
li . . .
. nportant iriformation regarding Dennis Dow
nes,of.Co: D; 69th.Dhio-Vol: Infantry, esti be oh
tanied.by his sisters, who are Supposed to. be re
siding.in or near Pottsville, by calling at the Post
Office in this Borough. • .• :-•
Filled their quolns.—Palo - Alto, Port Clinton,
Auburn, Pine grove lloniugh and , Minersville,. this
County, and Bethel Township, ,Lelisnott Connty,
have Ailed their quotas under the last.call• of the
President:Tor volunteri. • • •
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Lk:id:Rich/2ra , of the Ninety-sixth negt., P.
V. V., was in town tUts week. : He is just reerwer,'
ing from i 'iery severe illness.' Hie mauyfriends•
Were - much pleaSeil to'meet him,' for ho is one of
the Veterans of this War. . : '.. ,-- , - -, •..
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Ry a 'private letter received this - week fmm the
Forty-eighth Beg., P, V. V., we learnt that two
members •of Cu. • AS, Ehrgood and Boyer—first
names not given--were wounded on the 10th inst„
by stray shots from the enemy's picket lines.
Lieul 7.hoinas:johnsoni of .the , Forty-eighth
-Itegireent,hati been Honorably diScharded _from
the service, in aotme clue nce bf physical disability.
lie has reburied to his, haute here. He,. was
the serv . ise - over three:years: . . •
The ClolOngi)raft:LOnly two Weeks remain
within whiCh the: various. townships, boroughs,
am:
.will be allowed to fill theitrespective quotas
under the President's latB call for. volunteers.--
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The draft. is to be made on Monday, the Oth o
_
Among a number of nick . and woUnded Penn,-
a ylvania soldiers who - , reaclied , Philadelphia on
Friday of, lath week,'were tho- following: Joremi
ill Hank,- G, 96fh Emberhocken, 48th";
Levi Buchanan, 96th; Aoh, -A; . 48th ; Jos.
Buddinger.-M, 48th ; Henry C. Neatham, AARA,h,
If the officers of companiCir in the 48th Reg,i.7
mer i t, P. - V. V., will ,send.ns =niter pills of their
respective compardeiCas they stood when they
started on the present campaign, -with: the list of
casualties sustained, we will be untjqi. obligations
. To-nioirino..- . -Thbtjr-fonithSaralayof the year s :
and thirteenth. after Trinity; Day's 1813014 .13
houri and 51 noir' flies. - •
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A letter frOrri Capt. D. Vie....*ott to wife, da
ted Petereburr, the &try after thelato battle, states
that lie is a prisonsr but uninjured..
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Taziv.---An*torts who.• ere sem
sassed with Licensee, In come Tax,. Carriages, b.e:,
• Who'have not yet paid their.taxes, will do well by
veiling at the.Collectoes Mee; Pottsville at OEM
and pay the same, as all bassi-impala after the,
•.;25tli inst., (Thursday next) tol()per
cent. penalty, U... Soo advertiseinent.
Those 2isbie to draft itt the South Ward, are
very generally, anbieribing" slaty dollars each . to
fill the: quota of the Wardwith . volunteers; It fit.
thought that the effort will . be aucoesaful, if all
liable , to draft. subscribe • imniecliately.. • The
.othei amide . of the Borough, and ()then boroughs
and townehira of the County, are atoll:ming in
the matter of filling their
: quotas. • -* .
Fatal Accirieht of the hL. _Nicholas Coffiery.—On
Wednesday last Matthew "Reed, a native of .Eng 7,.
land, employed as a miner at the St. Nicholas,
Colliery,' in ahanoy township, was killed by s
fall of elate M
npon him:. His age waa Siyears,
' and he leares a wife and two • children. He Was
highly respected by all who knew him. •
The Lebanon Courier in calling upon those lia
ble to draft to pay up their subscnplions, and fill
the quota of the Borough with volunteers, says::
We do not suppose we havemny pereaps mean
. enough' to try, to creep out of paying their shire
of the amount that is to be raised." . •
• If- YOU have not, you are more fortunate than
vie of Pottsville:.: . • " .
.• Priinci :Whitney of Pennsylvania Hall; is some
what Celebratedfor the.lunehes he sorrel; up to
hie ggests, but ho r • athei.excelled himself peter
day, trben be ilanlred . his substantial dishes with
s Site Jenoy watermellon. We might ; state that .
Mr., Whitney, conducterthe• Hall in:a manner that
.renders it re . ally•,.. one. 'of the pleasantest houses
in the interior to stop.at. He is a capital hold . ;
is highly . appreciated, and is doing - a good bum
.
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• lidefeslirig to Soldiers' Families.-The Comw.
Sinners of PensionishaVe decided that, under the
act of July 14,.1892, - the same rights in regard:to
Pensions afe granted to those called into the ser
vice for . outi hundred days,(and. to • their widows
or dependent relatives in case of death) se : those
,who have enlisted for the term Of three . yiean3.- 4 ,
The law is - unequivocal in its language,
~making
no distinction between those engaging fora long
er or a.shorter period: • • .
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(nloneVlT'ynkOop..--,We - are..hippy•io'Siale that.
the reported disuussal of Col;, John :E.:-Wynkoop
is incorrect. CoLIV. commanded the.2d brigade
Of•the Ist cavalrs:diviion; Department Of Wes)
Virginia, and had lately'. a. personal .•rhiSurider
standing v. th Gen. Defile, thEi'clivision e ontm n-.
der. The basloivo.ver,leen satisfactoiily
adjusted Without any.,eharges being 'preferred in
: The rumor of. Col: Wynkoop'.B,dis.:
missal evidently ;aroSe through this circumstance.
Gross Outrao .11(ihanoy (4,ron gonday
night last! in:;MahantiV - Citv..ai John . Thomas,.. a,
respectable citizen of Pottiville; ente:red his wag
on to driie home, two Irishinen; One named rat
rick Shelly,. jumped :into hiS • wagon; 'seized the
reins; and after brutally beating Thomas, threw
Writ from, the wagoni . and drove off.. Shelly. was
subsequently arrested, and aft& a hearingbefore
: Stjuire Chrisman in this :Borough; was held to'
bail to answer. : • • • - '
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:Assaulting.. m Conclactor.:- 1 0n'MOnday - last "ai .
Mr. - Sonderl4,*.-Contluetor -of . ithe - Valley" . train,
was in the.discharge of. his , dutY,..he was assault
ed by an Irishman • named ~rosi3plx:Whalen, why . ).
lives..id Silver Creek, and badly beaten; . There
.is too nnich of this kind of Work on that.ROad,-- ,
An.example ;Should 'ho', lade, of some .of theSe
fellows who are so handy With their fisti.When:a.
conductor asks them for theilr. - fare... 'Whalen has
' not been.arrested yet, h t a warrant is .after him
Row in - Aspinif.--On Saturday night lak /not :
of Irishmen getdrunk at the beer dhoti.. Qf John
Scheurcr,. in Ashland: o'clock.ori : Sunday
Morning, getting-tired of drinking, they went to
•Woi'k breaking things,: Chief Bargees 'Levi C.
Leib Tallied half a dozen policemen, and -endeav
ored to make.arrests,•when the 'croWd asgaulted
them with storienclube; etc.,"catting Leib badly
on the head, and .injuring a • blacksmith named
,Fink so seriously that he - wifs'net expected to -re
coiier. Bad whisker.. No , arreats... • •-• :• . •• •
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danger of jtimpingion:
'or off a train of ears while it is intnotiolt was ex 7.
finiplitiolat -Schuylkill - 11.a.C'en -on last' Saturday
moon,: in the.narrow es4ave of a. man,. George
- Limic!rrinith; .a.Saclaler - ot that plaeL,, who in at-•
teinpting.te jump . on a train fell' in .among the
baggage,' and then slipped under- the 'train:
.the
*as reseneil by tho baggage master at'the_denot;
or mull probability" wouldlisiye'haA both legs
ettt This Shotild,prOe a, Warning to . those
who' aro in the habit of jurpf)ing - Ori trains Of cars
while 2 they are in .tinition,
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. The celebrated FlOrenco sewing machine, that
fells,, binds, gathers; braids,
,quilts;, and
gathers and sews :on a rnt3le
..at. the same time;
colisiderod the. Most Verfect instillment to sic
'Sute.,any-kind of . seiving.nnw clonc-hY machinery
thFvorld, is sold byMi 11,..11... Morris,Ceara
street, this Borough, whois'Agent for Smylkill .
County. : , The machine makes four Stitidies,'tho
lock,. knot ; double lock. and 'double knot with .as
.ninch ease.: and facility as .ordinary Minhines'
mat:emu: , stitch, 'and with as Wile; if. nOtlesi
chinenj..We.adviso an inspe6,tion.of..these.ma
chine:s di, Mr. Morris's store. .
The. Third :Pennsylvania:. Cavalry ; in: which.:
there were several sokliers.from this County, an..
which tithing its terra of servide
. partieimited. in
thirty pitched battles, ;and innver twn hundred
skirmishes, has been mustered out of the service..
Among the,gallint soldiers Who-halm returned;
is Sergt. Thomits , N..Davici, of. this'Borough, Who.
was .With, theltegiment during .it entire term of
service, and participated in allthe 'engagetnente.
_The Men . comprising- the command have never
been the .recipients_ of. any: bounty,' with the ex
ception of the usnal:one :hundred dollars, at the
expiration of . rain of service, -and-has probably'.
Cost the - Government less:to maintain than any
regiment in thirtielcl, while .few have: more fully
realized the' expeatations of its friends. 'The
command when it returned numbered but three
hunched men; :Which prevented, under existing.
orderso the promotidna so. Well 'deserved by. many
of .itS officers and men. •
Pires.----_kone and a half story 'frame dwelling
oWned•by the' WidoW\VeSton, and occupt ,,
ed by D. H. Pali ; located on the turnpike. in
North 'Manlieirti township near Schuylkill Haven,.
waS destroyed by - tirp . on•the - 9th Met:: The. ori.
~iti . of the' tire was -accidental; But . a portion
-Tr _Palls furniture was saved. His loss:ic £.200 •
Upon-which there is no :insurance: The amount..
of hiss on the house we have'not -learned. • ' • '
• •The Tamagria'Jourunt states that on .Wednes
day: afternoon of last week, a fire broke' nut in the
barn' attached to. the •Nlomestowti Hotel," :at ;
Homestown, about two miles above Tamaqua, on
the Haileton road. The hotel waft' ownedand
ocCupied-hy_Mr.. J. Stockdorff, Nyho was.absent in:
a grain field, at the thin) the . fire started.: -The
flanres spread with great rapidity; antrsOon.coth-•
..immicated to the'hotel, which, together 'with
the barn and all the outbuildings,' was tetally .
• consumed:: SO rapid was the spread of the flames
that it was impossible to'saci3 any Alf the contents
Of either barn or house.. Even .the: clothing ..of
Stockdorire f an - lily Was consumed... The barn
centained.hay; grain,:&e.,. which vtas'ill destroy
ed,. together with a calf, a - number of hogs, pcnil
:tiy, Ne... The origin of the tire'is unknOwri.• ;Mr.
Stockdortfa loss will'reach 34,000; above ma Meer
mice of $1,5 . 00. • • . ;•
pool 'D 0)1ix616.
. . .
'lmprovements in , Progress.—The - new .public'
sehool.building, in Centre etteet,near Hill's. is ap
proaching completion.' : ." The brickwork is finish
ed,. and tho.rOof is now being put on:
The foundationof the'Union .in'llahart
tangestreet, west tentte, - is being laid.. :When
completed the building • will contain not only five
.stores;lit one of the most Uapacions and coniftirt:.
able rooted fot balls,.concerts, etc.. in the•Stitto.
The Post Office will.be located in new building.
:That. will be alfiessing for it needsroom Sadly:.
•
Mr. Whitney- is building. a beautiful
residence in centre'steet, below our oflicet'. : The
..first story is of • brown stone... The 'other stories
Will be run up with pressed brick.. :.It is Philadel
phiastyle; and will of course, be. 'complete.- • ••
N. Atkins. is buildieg-a roSidence on.
' bentre'Strect near Chank. • . • •
past Norwegian, strojt.•at George, is , being
widened. • That has long' been needed.. To make
'room for it,•Mr,'S. Derr has erected at that point ,
'
anew workshop.. • • -• •
The new rolling Mill below ,Mount 'Carbon - is,
• • .
.progressing, . • -
NOtwithstanding the cost of building nowadays;
there is more of it here now, than there . has betin
for several vearti past, ,Pottsville will soon hive
several publieWnel private buildings of which she
need not he ashamed. '• .2. • • • •
New . 9 37 mieg
First Q 10 1 :1 - eve•g
Full- Si 17.- 8 - 90 mn•g
.Laist 4-24 1" 'B"mu•g
. .
. 8/Leriirs de of Real Estote.2- - The •Slictiff
expose the following property. for sale .at the
Court' House in this Borough-, on Saturday, the Pd
Of September, 18er4: - • . •. .•
.-• ••••
~.. • :
lot and: *dwelling, Schuylkill Haven, as the
property of Chittica•Willoner.• , •
- -- .•Tract of • coal land, Sehnylkill township - , 'With
improvements as: the . property .'of Samuel Dell;
deceas e d: in the hands of• T.. Irving• Bell, '.his • ad
teinistrator.,:with notice toierre tenants: •
Lot, Morris' Addition, as
. the property. of . John Hughes ,
•• . . •
Tract ,
of land with aPpnttenances, North' Man
beim township, as the-property of . Daniel Snyder
Leibig, now ; or.late trading as Sny 7 -
. der k Leibig: • • . • • • -
Lot and*distillerY, Tremont, as th 9 property Of.
George Ha wk and. Vrederick. Hoeliberger. - • •
Three lots,*Peacock street, NorWegian.Addition
to Pottsville; as the property *of 'Burnish,
James Talbot - and Thos. W.:. - Yardley. •
Tract :of .Ined and dwelling honie, - Bag' I)rnno
**wig toWtioltips; as.the property of PeterAndrea'.
Tract of.landi 51 - acres, 45 perches, Rnah-tow - n-.
' ship, as the property of Henry• Weld, with. notice
to;terre tongs.. • . s , ' - . •
_ _
' Two iota with appurtenances, •Port Clinton, as
the prop_erty. of Jacob Brant; •• •
Tract of - land,. 80 acres, 32 perches, Branch
township, as the.property of Francis W. Hughes
and Dainel.Larer. • ' '• .. •
Two tracts, .401 acres, 145. perches;
• Porter
township, as the property of Christian A Seltzer, -
• Tract, 247 acres, 127 - Perches, Porter township,
as the property of Augustna M. Seltzer, •'
Let and dwelling, Market street, Pottsville, and
lot, George street, l'ottaville, as the property of
Charles W. Clemens. ' • . • . -
. Tract of., land, .ta.vern, sbire, dwelling, Sc.,
North 3fanheim township, as theproperty of Jos.'
Lot and dwelling,- Centre street, Ashland, as
the property-of John C. Garner,'. " • .
- Five lots and two dwellings, Gordon ;. lot and
ilwelliug, Ashland; and land in Bidler _township,
as the property of A. Gee. " • " •.
Lot and brick dwelling, Market 'street, as the
property of William C. Smith. "
- Lot and dwelling, Schuylkill avenge, Pottsville,
as theproperty of Susan Hanley., . . •
Lot, B. Pott's A.ddition to Pottsville, Schuylkill
Avenue,' as the property of Bridget Kelley..:•
. Tract of land and dwelling, 'Wayne ' township;
as the property of George - • • •.
-Two lota and dwellings, Schuylkill. Haven, as
the property of Daniel K. Snyder.
Lot and dwelling, Pinegrove Borough twofarms
• and dwellings, Pinegrove township, andtaotracta
. .
et wc . rodland, Fortes tewreltip, "se the' property of
• Lot and dwa;illink, se the . - Prilperty. - . of ,
• Weatkm half pert idiot 24,•0r714pa?!3T, , ,,
the propertyofi4harles Fralley. ' •
•
Proceeding's: °fete Boron -. . , ad
journed meeting ._ : was held eat , Tridat;evening,
August 5. Presaink 'M' , ' - ' - `ll.O - Yer;',Xierredea,
Focht, - Morris , _ Miller , ~ -. • - t- , ' ti, - Codh:
ran, Heffner and Reatal;. ..- - . -- f.. , .."-:,
Mnutes Of rarefies!, nide e Veld* - 44aderatee.
- The Street Dom:, on'Petaionot. , BAillil'oekaitd,
others, stating that West - strest is ed;
and in Harrison street they-reond the build
.irig of l'enlvert ; reported. Lyon street cut down
aelrePer • Stationary. and Fire - . t 1
he Co te . Appa
raft's., retu rned Pottsville Water .CoMpany .
for $17.52, forthe consideration . of • Council. i . .
' The President presented a deed: for the Henry
Clayldonumenelot, signed mad' presented to the
corporation of the , Borough . of Pottsville, by Jno.
Barman-end wife. ' _ - ' • ,
- CM motion of Mr. Focht the deed was - Macepted,
and a vote' of. thmait. tendered to:joint" Barman,
LK.; for the gift of. said let.' _ . .
-On motion of Mr: HetTner,:lhePreilident'iiis
instructed to have the deed'recorded.. .
On motion of;Mr. Focht a Special Com., con
elsting of Messrs. - Focht; Heffner and - Cochran,
was appointed to moietain whether - the Clay
Monument require% any repairing. •
~ • •
Com, ion Finance and, Accounts- reported - . that
they have taken up tbe loan , granted:bi- the Mi
ners, Bank to payisiurity to one brushed -days' vol
unteer militia; one note signedby A.S. Moerebead,
R. R. Morris,. James Focht and Hear y Scrauch,
at sit months,. for :$6,750 CO, and the - bounty has
been paid by the Treasurer to theAtiAnnteers.—:
They . suggested. that • the . Clerk be - directed to
charge the bannty account with the above named
- . Petition of Geo. Wooley and others in-relation
to the inadequacy. of inlets in Third:street was
road and referred to the Street Qom:.:
A communication, signed - "Many .Citizens,7
was read and laid on:he table..
~; -. • -•-• •..
Corrununication. -of -D.- .P. .Brown, asking per
toiseion to connect: drain .in • Church Ailey, with
Borough Ouliert; wile read and filed. On motion .
of Mr. Focht, the Clerk was : instructed to inform
Mr. Brown the,. conditimis upon which maid con
neetion can be made. • • , , . -.- • . •
On motion Of Mr. Morris, the Clerk - was in
structed to :notify G. W. Snyder to lay his pave
ments onigh street between 'Railroad and Coal
,streets . ; n.Callowhill street, ; between property
of Mrs. an and Railroad Street; and on Peal
it
street, betty ,
en property of John S. Morris and
Norwegian street. - - ' - -. • • •
, 'On motion of •Mr. , Heffner the Clerk was in
structed to reitify the Vestry of Trinity Church
to lay 'their pavement and pave the ,gutter be.
tween Centre - and Second streets. • '
" Oe motion of. Mr.,
: Moyer, the Clerk - was in
structed to notify property h.olders on south side'
of Maltantango;. between Centre and Second
streete r to repair the gutters in front of their
PrePertY;
Bend of Wm.- Riland, Collector of Bounty Tax,
SGOOO, signed by. B. T.: ' Gri ffi th, John - H. Drill,
James R. Shearer and-Rebu t was. Smith, wa ap
proved.
Oa motion of Mr. Miller the Clerk was instruct
ed to notify Mr. Pornroy.to gutter and pave in
front of properly Coal • and Norwegian Street.
Berough Treasurer's statement:. ;was read and
ordered to be filed: • • ' •
A, coinmunieetioe from the. Watchmen, asking
an advance in their wages, was read and feted.
On motion of Mr. Morris; the subject of gutter
ing High street aboVe - Coal, was referred to the
i .
- - _
On motion of lir. Focht, . • . ;
: Resolved, That a Special Cona,:bo appointed to
confer with owners of property on • Norwegian
Norwegian and Tlnion streets, - on
the Subject of the incapacity of.the:present width.
of the creek - to carry:airay the water, and, to null
6such ownors,to widen the creek.tosufficient
'he committee consists of Messrs. Focht, MO,y--:
'er and Heffner. • • '•• •, • '
Co motion of Mr. ToCht;
Reaolred, , That the complaint of the overflow
of the streetnear the . Catholic Graveyard, be re-
•ferred to the Street Com. • • : ' . .
Mr: Morris; • •••• ' • :, .
::.Resulted, That •:a =committee Of' three be 'ap-
Pointed for the phrpose of investigating
Certain -bitsiness ii storing,
powder' within the Borough limits, in ittion of •
the ordinance. • - • . . •• =
. The• committee: consists of •Messr . - 110
Kienzle and Miller. • •• -
oMinotion of.Mr.-Focht, the Clerk wasinstro •-
"ed to charge: the amount • paid' tai :Volunteer: i= .
lilia to the bounty;• and credit the:Treasurer With
same; also credit theMniers'llank -with the loan
nialiethe other •-entries..necessary with this
'transaction. . • ' . - • . ••: •••• . •
On ,irrotiMi .. of Mr. 'Mover, .the' Cleric was in
...stnicteil to notify - the. Mount 'Carbon Railroad .
CoMPariy.
,to repair the- Wall - and railing on the:
• west side of. the Railroad,:, between Norwegian
'and Union streets': . „. . ....•• • ..• .
On motion of Mr, 'Focht, :the Com. on,ltoom,.
Stationary and Fire Apparatus Was 'instructed to
repairthe.pipeleading to. the fire plug .in Coal
street near Union; . and also' •to procure a:simply ,
- The Street : COM: Winkontinued'on.opening and
widening. NorWegian 'street ;• Making . inlets_ in
Hotel 'street_;' placing iron plate's at crossing in,
.Mahantango and Second streets, 'and On opening
-Second street near the cl4,MonuMent. - •
. The Market House Com. -wag continued'on'sel-'
•ling . theMtirket House curb•Stone.S.. • ••' •
Thu Com. - • Ordinances was instructed .tO
have. the-Borough Ordinances publiatiell.•‘. •
• . The Coin. on Rooth ; Stationary and Fire lippa-.
rains Was'emitinued tbeAuditors'•
"toped ;• On collecting rent for-Stable ; on repair-.
ing.fire plug Opposite Silver Terrace,.and on corn- -
ninnication of GotalntenEngine Company:, •
,• Foeht Offered., the following preamble and
resolutions,'whieh*were read and- adonted
IVitr.rxim, -The-Chief Burgess - of the BorOugh
of.- Pottsville, - granted , on: the -21st day= of July.
litat,:a license to'the National•Citeusio :exhibit in
on - the 3d, and 4th days of August, and,
Whereas; In accordance with a conctura.nt.reso
lution• of • the' Congress-of the United: States, the
President appointed the 4th day of Augusta day. ,
for humiliation .and- prayer ;. and .at a written. re
cmest of a munber - of citizens,. hp Chief Burgess.
informed; the - ptoprieters or managers of - said
Circus; that the citizens desired that the • day be
kept in aeclirdance. with the reemumendatien of
the President Of the: United States,. anal that
eillibition be had, but refused bv:hon; and ix
.hibited on Said day; contrary to
,the. wishes of the
citizens.; be-it therefore. . • • '• • • •
' ..ireseaed;: That the Chief Biirgese and -his sue-
censors i - M.offic,e be and they- are hereby requested
to grant no license hereafterto the --above named
Circus tmexhibit in the •Borongli cif: Pottsville.
by instructed
the- Clerk be and he is here
by instructed,' to furnish._ the'.; present Chief
Burgess - and . his. Successors . - in office, arinua4,
with a copy ~of the above preamble . and -resolu
tions:'
. ,
- The renewing bills were read and ordered to he
. . , ....... • ....
Barth.... .. . , . ... . .
-Four .Watelimen. .. ....
B.Barr . . • - •
IL IL MOrris• • • •
J. L. Meiling -and Street, Laborers
Pottsville•WaterSo
Prcliolls if 39110
Adjotirned. ,
,
surfed meeting of CoUpcitwas held On Tues
day. evening last. Present; Messrs. Cochran,ldil
ler, .Greesang,*Heffner, -Morris, Kienzle, - Moyet,
Dobson; Focht, Stranch, Preeltiont.-
Minutes of -preliiims meeting, were• read and
adopted. -• .•' .
. .
The. Street •CoM. reported opening of Second
Street, pear. Clay ItTonament, commenced'; inlets
in Hotel street, partly made ; for•crossing
.in Mahantango street, • ordered ; • and that the.
opening, of Norwegian street near George-will be•
attended to . as, soon, as.the. curb stones are re
mOved. :The Committee - recommends enlarue
ment of inlets in Third street, and cobstruction
.of -culvert in Harrison street.. ' . '• *- • •
. . .
Repo rt - itccep ted and . • •. •-•
The Corn. 'on Fire Apparatus reported Oat, the
fire ping , opposite Rilver Torrace.bae been put -in
•working condition ;•Auditor'e. Report published;
eupply. nf pipee . procured; recommend 'gr antin g
annual appropriation id - Gond Intent Fire. Cohlipa
ny.;•• and ask tit be continued . on the collection of
rent.frOnr ThOnias Coocli , 'and ''on repair of pipe
leading to lire ping - in Goal street.... •
• Report accepted and filed; • . • * " • • '
. • Speciad "Coin. on. - repisiring• Nofwegiari Creek
was continued.
•
'SpeCial Cone. on repairing Clay Mont - anent; Tee=
ommend that it. be. pahited ;•the 'grounds be im
proved,. and steps .be. erected . from Centro elreet,
as originally desigiied: •• • • i• • : •••
Ileport lice-opted and-tled. • . - : -
- .A .petition 'asking - - for opening - tit Iliad from
Coal:street - - to. interseet,'the St.. Clair road; at of
near . Cleary's log - houses; was; referred to the Si.
Committee. . . • ' .
• •
''Petition of greet workmen. asking for higher
wages,: was read and filed. •'. • • •I .
• • .Communication 0f..1: F. Peery asking permis.
Bien to open ettivert -in Mark 4. Street' above Sev
enth, to. Insert drain pipe, was referred to• Street
'Cob.,
.nith 'power In- •• • .•
• •
.
Petition eomplaining . of the condition of Nor.'
wegima Creek•daring• freshets t and tasking that it
.be enlarged, was referred to Spacial Com.•em the
lk)rough Treasurer's `statement n•as read and
ordered to be filed. ' *.
11r. M.oer.offered the following::•
lie„iolved; That th - e following persons:be.noti.:
fled by the clerk to make' improvements in* front
of their iiroperties in East Norwegian street
Davis,:pave gutter; James Gough; pave gutter,
and set curbs. -in, Coat.street ; Joseph: Derr;pase
getter.; Mrs. Stiooner; set curbs and pave gutter;
ltm. 6 rs estate:, pavegritter ; George 3 iright;
gutter'; Foster, renew gutter-in ;East Market
:street; :0. Steld'o,'.pave gutter. on. Centre and
High trc~;s ;,Mrs. ltotrig, pave gutter on.Centr.
•
Mr. Dfoyer.offered thefollowing : . •.. •
• - •Arautted; That - C. VT; Clemens and-Simon Dcrr
be notified.hy the Clerk curb, pave and lay . a
gutter in' front.. of their property in •NoLtrogian
-and George streets'. .• . •
Mr. Focht offered the following :. • • .
liesolvfd, That the Street Coma be instructed
to•insPect the culvert- of' West, Norwegian Creek'
between Centre Street and Norwegian ?reek, and
if - repairs are necessary, to 'notify, the ow sera 'of
property to -repair their respeetive. portions of
said milVerts. . ' • •
.0n matipn of Mr. -Gressang •the Com. of 'Sur
vey was'inittuoted to have a now ,grado for Coal
street.' established. . -
• Mr- Dobson offered the following : • '
Resolved,' That the annual appropriation of. $5O .
for 11301, to Good Intent Fire Company; be paid.
Mr.. oclitAferc>d the following : •
Itesolvea; That the Treasurer be and ho is
hereby.instructed to pa i •to Wm. Fox, Treasurer
of, the bounty fund the Middle. Ward, $450,
said, amount having Leen advanced by the Mid
dle Ward to the N.. E. Ward ; stud repaid by the
County Com. to the Borough Treasurer. •
Mt.Focht offered the 'following
Resolved,' That the Clerk be instructed to charge
Wm. Biland, Collector, with $6392 84, being the
amount of -the bounty :duplicate. . ,
Adopted: - -
. • .
On motion of lifr. Stranih it was • resoWed that
theapeoial Coin. on Clay Ilifonnmenti be empow
ered td '
makethe neensitaryrepairs. • :
• On motion the matter in- reference to Priziperty
of 161.r..Taylor in .Second street; was referred to .
• Bin 0f. , 1:. •AS - , Derr; $ll, was referred to. the;
Tlinfollowing bills ' were read and ordered;to
'J. Neon** at.7Lebokohl
1:1: Beveridge .. . .
. •
Wtcv
- • •
Adjourned.
Midis" *charms of . the • la:3a.. Election.
• - 3.51 - Amendmt. 4d Ameodnrt, 34 Axsentkt.
. ' Art. or. Art. For, •Airet.-
Adams - .. 1,491 : 2,309 1,251 ' 2,275 lasi,
.:Allegheny' •• 9,863 596 10.021 606 9,98 r. 603
An/alum:mg..: 2,466: 1,676: 2,402 -1,684- 2,333 - 1,685
.1,860: 366 sos s,sso-• -311
Bedford _.,.c' 1,922 1,696 - 1,906' 1491' 1.898.1,694
-.4016'r-6,947 , - 8.050 ,3,544 7,958 3,507
Blair 2,505 • :223 2,1915' - 208 '2,517. •- 210
.Bradford .4,970 229 4,90 191': 4.863 '209
4,897 - 4,042* 4,959 3,932 4.936 - 3,927
Butler ' 2,697: '11,23,7:: 2,678' 1,199 :2,651 .1.112
Cambria • 1,629.. . 2;143 , 1,631'2,119_ - 1,643. 127
• bon.,, '
,:Ca r 1,0 . 97 Bps'l36o 481 '1,155 482
• Centre...: :2228 :
. 2,319 2,212 2,317 - 2,197 2,317'
8415 - -1,4133' 6.562 1.2715 6,542 1,279
Clarion - 1,613- 734 1,599 • 627. 1,539 643
- 1,300 '1,377 1,281 1,382 -1,277 1,373
1,298, 2,053 L301:2,074;'1,297 • 2.079
- 1,533 - 2,553 - 1.463 • 614 .. 1,434 608-
Crawford.. 4,502 • • 932. 4,489- „ 773 4.303' , - V.O
Cumberland:* 2,227 1,533 '; 3.905 524 3,595 ' .52.4 ,
Dauphin 3,711 1,861 3,709 1,733 :3;780 1,749 1
Delaware. - ...
.2,361 . .157 2,410. 37'.. 2,112 87
..Erie - 5,049 1,023' 4,050 ' 130 4.158 . 316
Elk .260 282 257' 333 ' 256: , ' 334
. Fayette-. - 2.603 2,503 2.585 2,940 -.2,563 2,473
. Franklin.... 2.513. 724 2,529 722 2,511 - 732
' 493 * 645 989 382 933 378
G ene. . . ... 1,972 '6OB 1 674 690, .1,6276, 7 0 S
• Enntingdon •.360 2,499 . 307.' 2;497 301
Indiana• 6 8 9' 3,264 163 3436 16:3,
Jefferann.... 1:997 1,220 • 1,461 1,223 1,466 1.223,
. Juniata 1,008..1,038 1,032 461 1.034. 451,
Lancaster.. . 10,537 . .1,604 11,424:. 445' 11,317 .462
w
. Larence": 2,288 146..2.233 '.136:. 2,217 14T
-'Lebanon...'., 2,498 636 '3,554 .597 2,514 600
Lehigh 9,614 ' 3,637' '2,629' 3.553 2,570. 3;596
Luzerne 4,575 4,034. 6,102 '960 6,034 si
Lycoming... 2714 , 2.473 • 2,722. 2,436 9,705 2,445
.•
Mercer • 3,219 • 2.012 3,194 2,007. 3,180 - 2,002.
570 • 18 3 '. 583 107 . 534' 152
Mirnin......;1, 3 0 4 ' 576 '1,354 4513. 1,319 -.544
:M0nr0e...4.. 458 1,644 • -,59.9 1,547 525 1,539
Montgomery. 4,935 4,734 - 5,061 4,536 5,048 4.541
Montour 565 ' .710 370 . .695, 857 .696.1
liorthamc! . 'n 2.476 3,164 ' 3,730 '1.109 3,702 1,132
Northam d. 2,846
,2„161 2,35.1 2,139 2,319 2,169
'Perry2, o 4 6 . 902 2.453: : 716 2,938 726
Philadelphia. 27,263 9,906'26,226 528 &290 330
Pike 167 841 • 161 335 . 155' 835
Potter • . 1.025 -'•
37 .52 1,016 61
5;923: 3,058: 6,508 '1,605 6,502 1,581.
.1 9 n 'der 1,463 • 570 1;447 SG7 1.448 :872 '
Somerset.... .2,390 002 - 2,357 .145 2,373 - 149
Sullivan .‘ 316 .381 391" 303 .350 305
Susquehanna. 3,251 422 3,225 344 3.211 1.346
'rloga ... ;.. 3497*. 170 '3,235 76 3,219 77
I.loion. .. . . 1,574 .. 434 *1,520 470.• 1,501 468
.Venango... •.. 821 2,399 699 2,348.: 638
Warren . 1,551"; 212, 1,868 112 1,801 133
• Washington: 4,031' 2,238 4,034 . 2,269 : 4,053, 2,282
' Wayne 1.444 • 2,221 1,445 2,207 1,401 . '2,222
".WestmOrel'd 9.733 3,333' 3,759.3,336 3,699. 3,342
Wyoming.- . 1.131 '7lO. 1,207 • . 438. 1,195 438
Y0rk....;..**. 4,265. 3,834 4,253 3,925
. 4,192, 3,872
, T0ta15.....19 9 ,957 105,163 210,11175;066 207,556 75,812
' 105,16$ 75,066 75,812
.. •
Majoritiei. 04,494 *.,136,045 131,7-14
The counties of Cameron and Forest, from which the
official returns have not been received, are very 6ma11..
and-polled the tenoning vote at the last election, viz :
Curtin.- Woodward.
310 . 216
Cameron
Forest..
THE WOMEHN .P4triatiii Association of ?yew.:
York' desire to call attentionto the following ye
sphitino.4 - of the Ladies'- National; Covenant' (,)f.
Washington; and to join in the :recomnie.ndation ,
that auxiliary societies hold. -occasional meetings
for thepurpose of procuring:, and , diseminating
all the information that tan be ; proeured in iefer-
encetir-the general objects of the Association.':
TuE LaimEs' COVELNANT-L—A
- . ing.of• the Executive . CoMmittee of this Society,'
at .No. 331 P.eunsylvania Avenue,- the following re ,
solutions darn Offered. and . adopted • • .
-Resolve - a, That the: extreme ignorance of the general
public ()tithe nature andnxtent of •American
tares make's it expedient for thecentral and nil +omit=
.
rary societies of the Ladies.. National Covenant to hold
IlletttilllZE for the 'next few minitlii;.for 'the purpose of
• cOmmunicating With each other and to . the public all
the Information which, they Can'obtain . concerning the
varieties of dress goods manufactured - in America. and.
the Corresponding Secietarfes• are requested to corres
pond with manufacturers, for-the purpose of gaining
information. and every frilend of the Covenant. la
Invi
ted to furnish such on thls'subject to the various - soCies.
Re...ohyd, That on the fastsTdesdays of Arigust;,Sep..:
tember, October, and, - Noveinher, the Centriii Society.
..of Washington will meet at the .vestry of Dr. Sunder-.
church, at s.o'clock. P. M., for.this purpose, and
that the members thereof :will bring as Many speci
mens .of American fabric and ail pinch information
'thereon as they can obtain;' and manufacturers 'who
will forward information and patterns- to the:secreta 7
• ries Or other nierebers; will confer a favor on the Stacie.
.
.tt is holimied.that united action of this kind on
"the part Of alLthe. coyenaut sfocieties will 'greatly'
aid - American manufacturers in, Making their
goods kriown i -while' it ',will encourage - thetii- - to
quake, in addition to their present fabrics; such
other desirable goods as .we hiyie 'hitherto: sent
abroad to obtanw :Editors: who would help the
-good work'aro requested th'give publicity to. this
actin!). ()nth° part of• the-Central Society: With.
the' ' present tariff arid high' rate 'of exehange,•the
covenant cannot find. it difficult to induce Ameri
can Ayornenlo prefer Aniericanjahrics, and Amer
ican.inerchaids to removo the foreign attinipfrOm
our 0 *ll best manufactures.. That sueli a stamp
has Oyer been put.on to make them sell, is a .na
tional disgrace that should make us all hang nor
heads in shanie. We ate happy to state that gic
Hayward,.the manufacturer of tho 'golden . bee-in'
the forni of 'a pin,Writes,tonS.that he is ",receiv
ing orders from all parts Of the Uiiion" for ',this
badge 'of the covenant:. While it would be a
wasteto throw aside, itOorted goods.c in pos
session, the, wearing of th 6 .badg,e".shoWn. the
- Anierieamprinciples of the wearer, and it is he
lieyedmo one would wish to adopt,it Who would
not in these.aad times prefer sireplicityand - econ 7
omy to extravaganee"and display -1 • -
•C: IsoEnsou.,
•
•
CoriOponding Seeretary - L: N. C
'Washington :August; Ib6l.
_ _ . •
. . .
• Erirfons.Mmits'4omi.4l,-::.4hat just iniprc
vations-would be htirled against our COvernmeid
should.it mul&take to saddle ou the people:the
payment iti:a.sitigle year of the whole of our na
tional debt, 'Would such 'procedure not bo.viey.ed
as. altogether.ititelerahlel Can it be any less ty
ramiica 1 or upreSsive if done by petty loeatru
lers ?-- Our County Comthissioners 'have (for.po
litical ends no doubt] - taken in 'hand to levy on.
the tax-payers of this*Cotinty the 'paynieitt of the'
4600,000, borroved , .for , bOuntY :purposes, in on/
single year' and . hus pres's a burden on thorn.
'which ti.liould have been divided in eight orlon
annual payments.' Theim holding,the bonds, with
'the credit of the;COunty to back them, mainly
consithled the loan a. permanent investment,'
and to 'have their claims liquidated within ten
years would have been all they desired. Such,
conduetl deserves 'the: condemnation of every hon
est tax-payer iii the County...That'salt.'
• • • • • A lloYnnommi;
$25 00
12 00
217.00.
30 22
26.84
40J.61
17 52
733 19
2,230.36
$2,968'55
BOxiitr-i--"Permit me to recornmemito the
Union County Conception to' assemble next Mon
Breish, of Union tnwriship,' as
a suitable' candidate for 'the' Assembly; 'llx+.. B.
a very intelligent gentleman; a practical
. farmer,
'thoroughly honesti.and .efficient supporter of
the • Union cause. I hope'l* may be nominated.
The Pniin_Killer, so jpstlycelebrated, was In
troduced' tO the public several, years ago, and now en.
joys a populatity unequalled by any other
For the cure of. Dlptheria, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus;
ItheinnatiamyConghs and Cords, Salds, Burns, etc., it
is without an equal. .Sold by all the 'Principal drag,:
Oieriiond, Ohio. . .
Aug 20,. '64.. • (•]3} : -. 34-2w • -
. A vs sam,lierlaryears have elaps.ed•since the, introduc
tion of lIOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED- BITTERS to
ttie.pulilic: The prejudice existing in the minds of many
persons Against what are-denominated patent medicines
at.firsrgreatiy retarded its sale, but, us its • virtues hrld
merits .became known, this :.barrier.of prejudice' was
overthrown. and the deinand inereasetr , sp that
in a few' years 'scarcely A Village: existed in the Luited
States in Which the afflicted had not experieneed., the
henetits arising. from the Use •of the Bitters," an& at
the present'day there are to be:found in•all parts of the
• world vouchers-for the great merits of the aiucle. ,No
greater care for DyApeptia.C..in be round: • . •
See adiertitieinent,.. •:
For sale by Pruggieta and dealeri ivetywhere.:'.•
July 30,, ult. - • • , ' 31,11 n
• 'A Card' • Othifrering.HSwallow two or
three hogsheads of "Buchu." "Tonießitters,"-"Sarma-•
•parillii," - Nervous Antidotes," ac., &c.; &e., and after
yon are Ratisficit with the res Ult, then try one bin' of
OLD DOCTOR 13UCHAN'S .ENOLLSII SPECIFIC
PILLS4-41nd be restored to health and vigor in hiss than
thirty days. -They-are, purely .vegetable. 'pleasant: to
take, prompt and salutary in theireifects on the briiken
down and shattered Constitution. •if..)lcl and young:.can
take.thetn with advantage.' : Imported' arid sold in the
Lltifed States only by • JAS..S. BUTLER, ••
.. • •10. 4tT Broadway,..New York. • •
l'gr• - • Agent for the United States.
„ . .
Box of the Pills, securely packed, will- be
mailed to any addra on receipt of price, winch is ONE
DOLLAR, post-paid-money refunded hy - the 'Agent if
entire satisfaction is not even.' •
',filly; .23, '64. "
Do you wish to be - Cored l DR. ItUCIIIA..N.S'
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure; in less than 30 days,
the worst case of IiF.RVOUSNESS, Impotency, Prema
14re Decay; 'dentinal Weakness r lnsanity, and all Uri
nary, Sexual and Nervous Affections, no matter from
what canse prodnced. price. One Dollar per box. Sent,
post-paid, by mail, on receipt . of an order. : One Box
will perfect the cure in most cases ." Address
. JAMES Si SUTLER.
General Agent, .427, Broadway, New York:
July 23, , G4. . 30-2,ra 1
' Important to lLndies.—There is not a lady
tog, but what, at "some period" of her life," will find
Duponco Golden Pills" just: the right : medicine
she n,hst needs.•' 'One, of the first ladies . of Pottsrilie,
(who has need them seccessfully several timetc).saye
she 'would not fail to'use them if theltad - to pay. $.15 a
hox for them; they have spared her much soffering.
If ladiet only knew the nine of these Pills, they would.
never be withoutthein.' See, atlvertlsement in another
.ailumn, headed •tA Card to Ladies." l-ly
P. HIOUCK,• Pottsville Pa:
AGENT FOR TEE SALE OF TILE
WHEELER. & WIISON -
SEWING MACHINES
In Schuylkill. County.
. .
'•A number or these excellent Family Machines are. al
ways kept on 'hand and &a .be seen in opelation by'
calling at his residence in .Market 'Street; a‘ove sth,.
next doer CO the English Church.. • '
.To accommodate
.persons using these Maehinesi
• •supply of Machine Needles, Machine Oft and Soap, and
, dark's Thiead, hi all limbers and *dors, especially
:adapted to Sewing Machine neer will bo kept on hand.
Thorough instrtictious for working. thee! Maeldnes
will he given to parties purchasing.., • . •• i
Orders hymen Will .recelve prompt attentio% Can
and examinebefore purchasing elsewhere. •• -...• • ;
jaineri 21s. ' x 4-tt
2470"00
4.25
7 50
$531-.75
. 2,968 55
$3,500 30
( . 00 . 3151tir:ICAT 6).]
100)(.51 . UN1C1#T.F.D.3
, . •
.• It 4 1 1101 ' j BMX:With your. pet.
mission T wish to Saytoilie readers ..of yonxpaper that
by.return•maiL to all whtrwish At. (Creel, a
Recipe, with fall - directions for-maldig and: using A
eimple v . table Balm, that will effectually - retnove, in
ten days, Pimples, Blotches:Van, Frerkies;and all Inv!
purities of the•Skini leasing the artmetroft, atliPoth
and beautiful.
I will also send free to three baying Bliwn'ilends or
Bare'Faces, simple - directions and information that will
enable them to start a full growth of 'Hair,
'.Whiskers, or a Moustache: 1n less tbruxikk ri
kY (U-
All applictdions* answered by return- mail without
• RespiLectfally sours.. • • '
• - • •
T/1003. R.
ToL1:40:8irtl;- :...831•Broadwily;.ffewlior
ftligiotio o,lltcilignce.
. .
rTasCatxre-SroxaLartzte of the German anti Eng . lisp
EClMgelkal Lutheran Mission Church of Mabanoy City,
Pa., wilt take place on Sunday next, the .91st Let-
A number of ministers are expected to officiate bathe
VIA and German - languages, at half-pait. 10 otk!ek
The train will letti*e•Ashland ai•usual, , at' 8 'cetiock;
and will return about 10 o'clock from Tamaqua ker.Sta
handy City. and will return after 4 o'clock.: • ' _
A„cotiectioa to aid In building the church will bir as I
' .A respectful invitation hi - extended to the public
, .
•NOTICES •• "
. tar Cation retell:* Meeting, every 'Sunday
rimming , from 8.34 . t0 0% o'clock, in the •• fraine Churth
On Second Street, between 'Market and Norwegian Sts.
All are invited. •
Trinity Church. CEpiscopali -Services . 'Sunday
morning at•lbh o'clock ;Evening at h of 8 o'clock.
.Irw - 31ethedist .113.101ktireh, SecOnd street, above
Market.' Rev; McCni.tollGH, Pastor. Services :
Sabbath, at 10,'A. M. and 135, P. IL ..Praye.r Meeting,
' . l"umley evening, at 73f.-o'clock. •• • •
VirThe Second Presbyterian Church:Rev.
S: C9cr, Pastor.- Ptiblic services every Sabbath, at
firlrliegulor B omelet Church, iiithantango et.
Preaching every. Lord's Day, Morning:and Evening, at
vag, A. M., and . Lecture, WedeesdayEven
ing, at 73f rtelock.. - -. • R. B. Atoms, .Pastor..
• PirEtig. Lutheran Church,' Market Square.
Rev. L.. if..Koona, Pastor. Preaching every . Sunday
morning and. evening, at 103¢" A: M., and
Prayer Meeting and Lecture Thursday even., MA' o'clock
• r7r.E ran gelienl Church,. Callowhill- street.
RevSSAM'L 0. %loans, the newly app . iiinted^nor. will
Trench German.. every Sendai' , .morning at .10 , o'clock,
and. English in the' vening at Z O'clock, .
MAKKIEJ;,i
ALL Marriage Notices - inust aBtx!ripttairol' tott/8 2/5
Bto ap p ear in the &nasal.. : .• ) . • .
. .
BEYERLE—NITNEMA'CIIII.B.;-Orithe-16th. init.', at
the residence of the bride's par4mts,'bY the Rov...Saml.
GAlhoads, -Mr. Percival Beyerle to,.Miti'Mary .
beth Nunentacher, all of this 'Borough. • -
The happy pairuill accept our„scknowlidgments for
tlWir remembrance.: It was duly discuased by the ein
ployee't• of thie establishment,. who unite .in wishing
Percival and Mary a future-of pe:rfeCt' happinesa.• May'
they . always be •
. .
. • ' "Two studs' with.but a single thought • • .
:Two hearts that beat AS One." ,
• -, .
MATTERAS—DAVLS—duIy 3d, by Rev. J. Mori)
JOhn . J:Matiniaa and Annie:Davis; all of Allneruvlile.
.
-TOVEY--rMATTIIIASLAnost Bth, by 'Rev.. J. - As
pril, Aarmi Toroy. of Columbia Co„ and: Annie. Mat
thias, or'§chnylkill Co.,:Pa. • -- • .'• •
DIED.
..
- . Simple , annauneementa , of . drathi, • free. Those ae
aompanied with 71Q1ieeff, Are.,:intist -be•,,raid•for at. the
rate of .6 Cents per tine. - .. • ' , - . -
.. - . .
• LORD—On the loth inst„ Salome, wife of. Solomon
Lord,of Phttiville. Aged 4.4 years, 4 months, and Tdays.
•
9fitlTEßN—Oh the 3d inst.; In ' Sehttylkill Haven,
Charles - Matters, aged 63 years, 6 months, and 13 daYs.
. .
3tIAItI3IIRGER-On the 11th inet., in Schuylkill Ha
ven, George Marbarger, aged 59 yearn, 7. months, and
2R_dnys.
POLLOCK-In St :August 16th;'1.564,
Pollock,. the heloYed iv.tfe of John -POI.loFk, aged 34
. .
. .
.
• RABENATTOn the 14th inst.. in Potts Ville, Augusta
Louise, second - daughter of Ilecrnan and Ellen Rahenaw
aged . 2 years and '8 months, , -... . :- • - .
MIP..e-has gone to join ber sister in Heaven. • . - ••. -• '
.. ..
STOFFREGEN—In IMttsVille,. on the -15th, inst.,
r reddi Julius, son of Lewis awl _Mary Stoffregen, aged
.11 unmtbs and 12. days, -'; --•- • . : . -... • . ' -
GE_NERAIi 'NOT ICE:i'..
. •
DISSOLUTION OF PART=.
co-partner Ship hereto
fore existing under:the. mime •of EAST - MOUNT
EAFFEE,COAL CO.. df which 11E:Sin' B. METCALF,
lIEMIEY.'F. WALLING: and ALBERT D. HAGER'
were equal partners. this day dissolved; th'e•saittlia=
ger, having Fula hiis entire interests thereinto GILMAN
CURRIEB., of linSton,:.Miss. By conditions of sale
the said carnet' is holden for one-third of all the debts
exist against said Company, : and is entitled to
une-third.of all the money,doe it. .
Parties hitviti.g.ciaim., are.riNinested-to piesent;thein
to the:Agent for settlement. • , • . . •
ALBERT D. MAGEB. .*
• . POsßiti, July 18, , c& , .
.
sza, OFFIC E' UtiION CIiPII.O4".E
-MENT COMPANY, 3d 'Augus!.; 1564.
Noticeds , hereby.given, that. by a decree Of the Court
of quhrter. Sessions; of - Schuylkill • CnuntY, entered Zd
AuguSt, V.:14, - the mane of the'lTnitni' Improvement
Company was Changed to that of Th .New.. York and
SchuYiklil Coal Company:. , •• • •
•• • (ALS: A: 11ECKSO1IE1'I. Preeldent.
Angifst 13, ".- . .
NOTICE'.-TO kiIIYPERS BY
Pit ILA It FADING RAILROAD.—
In accordance with the provisions of new Internal
Revenue. Law, all gob& delivered at the above Idtilroad
.for shipment, must have a two cent stamp Milked to the
;receipt demanded therefor ; said stamp to be at the.ex.-
pen4e - of the shipper: . • • -• •
For all receipts taken by above Eonlpany, said stamp's
Will be furnished, and paidlor'by. the Company. -,
• • • • E. WIIRELF,R,Treight Agent.
August 13, 164.• • 33-it • •
EI:CCTIOSI OF . .11:1iiitECTORS :
- OF THE "PAM) ALTO IRON. CO."--.:No
.tice is hereto' gii - eif that the Stockholders of the Capi
tal Stock in-the `• IWO Alto Trou C 0.," will meet on
MONDAY, September I`2th 1.5d4, between the hours of
7 and 'S o'clock,
.1": at their office:, in. the Ilorough
of Pottsville, for the . purpose of electing ii . .B6ard of
Directors for said Corporation, to acme until the. nest
annual election: ' Attest, .L.,1 0 : - PETERY, Sec'y.
- - - Tottsi:ville, August 13,''n4. 33-4 t,
.. • • .
NOTI4 E.-Thc
sulisCrib.eni hereby for
-, -" bid all persons from gunning and Minting on
their ~, ,r ounds, under the .penalty of the laW,•whiCh
will
he ChtOrcod.for' every violatiim thereof: - •' • • • •
STEPHEN PRALSGRAF,.."JOIIN ZEIGLER; • •'
DANIEL REED: "• JOHN NUNEMACHER.
JOSEPH LAUBENSTEIN, DAN'L NIINENIACILER
DAN'L li. REED: JOHN FESSLER, .
HENRY STINE, ' •• JOHN STINK- . • . "
SNYDER, •• A. S. RILAND, ••
DAN'L LIICKENBILL, " JOHN STERNER; . ••••:-*
JOHN • SUIIWEIGERT, •• CRESSitLAN & BROS: ,
'Airtst•l3 .61 • . • • 33-3 t•-•
•
NOT,l4lr . E..cotice is lmreby given thht
• . the partnership beretdfore ...existing in the
firm of NV: E. FULMER t CO., 'doing business ;as Mil—
leis, hi the town of: has been this day -dis
solved hyMmt nal consent. • W.M.-E:
HENRY lIEII..
Tremont, August', , -• 31-61
NOTIIDE.A general meeting of the
StockholderS of the Farmers , BM:. Schuyl
kill 'County; loOded in the Borough 4.1)f . Pottsville. will
beheld al the Banking .11onti, in. said Borough, on
MONDAY, the.29th day of. August next, at - 10
A: M.. to-determine upon accepting the Act,.approved.
he 33d day of f2ktober, A:. D., 1563, to. extend tile'cltr
.er. 'By order of - the' Wiard, • • ' ' ' • •
J: W. CAKE, Cishier.
31. st .
July 30,
~64,
1 ux•C o-PARTNER.S.UIP here
tofore existing under the Min name • bf. J.
W. F. DONALDSON, was disaolved July 1941 a; 1564, by
mutual consent.' •". JOAN DORALDSON;
W. F. DONALDSON.
3174 t...
July 30, 'O4
A GENERAL lIILEETING'of the
'Stockholders Of the Minere' Bank 'of Potts
ville, iti thd 'County of SchuylktlL will be. held at :the
Banking House, iu the Berough•of Vottiville, oit MON
DAY, the 22L1 day of Angyst neat, at 10 o'clock. A. M..,
to determing uporracepting the Act approved the sixth
day.of - January, A. D., IS6-1, to extend the Charter. '
,
By order 'of theßoard. •
C1,1A.. LOESER, Cashier..
1;11.5t.
July 23.64
NOTICE,—The co-partnership of GEO
C. POTTS & CO. was diseblved . by rautua
consent on the tirst•of January last. • .
• • • .GEO, IL POTTS,
GEO:-C, POTTS.
•
At a meeting of Stockholders- of the Locustdale
Coat Company, .held in Philadelphia . on '•Thuraday, the
l•ith . of July, 1804, the following peredus . were ' elected
Directors for the present year . "
Geo. 11. Potts, •.• • Addison Child, •
" Geo. B. Upton, S,• Endicott Peabody,.
• - . . J;Wlley Edmonds.
•
.GEo...ll.Porra Was eleCtedyresiden,
Philadelphia, Jul*: 23, '64,. -
.PROFIESMIONAL NOTICE,7-
The undersigned. aPhysician of five years'
experience; who hae.been induced to locite'lhimself - in
this town, would respectfully offer, his professional ser
vices. to the citizens of Pottiville'and vicinity.- •
• OFFlCElEntrance. Centre st, - fiextdix)r-tothe
ertiment Ihtliknnit D. 1., &deers liardwnre.Store, op.
-posite 31nhantongo - ttreet. • • .
II: K: WIIITNEIf,M. D.:
.
Anrll-9, , 64. " • ' 16,tf
PARTNEICSUW-
We., the subscriberS,Juive 'this day. cuterCd
into a Partnership, under the Firm' name end 'style ..or
ALLISON A ItANNAII, to.edrry•on the Foundry, Ma
chinei'Smithintt.nilCar.mukingt•Business, in Port car
bon, Schuylkill County. ••110lltilt•T ALLISON, • •
.•. • '
FIIANLIS 13. 13ANNAN.•
April Ist, ISC4. •• • ••••• ; ';,• '
lIGUVENUH. ST A.M.P g
r•••••-t•
,ottinted airenfloi. the distribution of
Revenuetitunitis in the. ltitilllistriet of Pennsylvania,
hereby give notice that 'I ant prepared to farnieh Stamps
of-till denominations.- • •• • • • • • •
..
- .'T'he following commiesion, - payablo . in etampe, WI
be elloiverlt - - -
. .. .
... . , .
Po iierebeew of slso.or:rore, 2 pei centam. :
.'" / 4)0 '. '' • 3 !! .!! - -
... .
. . .. .. .. . .
fkeri3 respectfully solicited.,
*. ..,.. . , . JAMES .A.; , DINESS, loth. Dist. P . 's.
Oftim oppOsite "American liorise,. Pottiville, -Pa.
CANDIDATES.
.
.
. . .
' Candidn.teis.-All. announcements •of 'candiklateS
Must be accompaniefyiN4th 42, otherwise they will not
be, publifhed.. . • ... -- , ... ... . . .-''
. .
• TO TOLE 3.IIISEI{S , JOURNAL i
—ln fooking about Tor - a - Suitable person , to'
repteeek • the interests of Schuylkill County in the
STATE SENATE (Or the next three years. there is none
whti would 110 - that more tearlessly' And honestly .than
Capt. CLEAyEIt, of the pororigh. of Azh
.
. .
The name i!snffiiient to recommend hips to the peo
pie of the County for their suffrage,. as he la one among
the few who have been tried in the field . and in. office;
and has not been found wanting.; and ff 'nominated for
the othce of .State Senate; wieild be elected by, an over-
.Ff yOu please.give this communication aile in
your columns, you 1011 obi:go-it WACO from • ,
Ashland August 13 .44
Messrs. Editors : - . As the thin far
•
holding the. Union. County Contention la
fast tiimmiching, permit. nue te• recommend WIC 'W.
THOMAS as a suitable persottfor the LEGISLATURE.
His nomination would give ~ i eneral satisfaction to this
end of the County.. (S igned,)' PLIEGROVE.
• Pfnegioye:, August 13, , 64.. "
CANDIDATE FOR
—At the solicitation of tuatiyf lends, I offer
myself awe mudidate for the office Of SHERIFP tit the
approaching Fall election. • • ..
If elected,`l promisb to discharge the duties o f said
office with zeal and fidetitr.. . : •
'• Subject to the decision of the 'Union County Conven
tion, " •• • ' ALTHOUSE.
ITulj 30,: , 64. • • - 31-
FOR 81111111EFF:—At the solicitatiOn
of many friends, I-offer•myself sr a candidate
for the office of SHERIFF, at She. approaching Fall
election: 'lf elected, I promise to discharge' the duties
of said office with seal and:fidelity. riabiect to the•de-
Melon of the Union County Convention. •
JA3IFI3 GLENN:
July 4., .64
.7:,4.0 .--N - v.2..w.....•..i3 -0:
NATIONAL LOAN
AT PAR
Interest 73=10, in Lawfrd.lioney. Oonpons
attached. Interest payable each
The Principal .payable in Lawful Roney at
the end of Three Years, or the Holder kas
the riiht, to demand at that time
THE 5-.20 BONDS
AT PAR, INSTEAD OF. CASH
Ate' This priettege.is the 5-29 i3onds
are ?iota , setting at eight per cent. premium
The above:Loan,' and all otheV Ole
curiae& ter sale by , •
• • ••, L., F. yV HITNEY
CENTRESTREET. POTTSVILLE.
.
WANTED:::
JNTED.--An active, industrious young Man,
from 16 to 18 years old, to' learn the Drug bash
ness: One having some experienbe, and able "to speak
the German, preferred. Must come well recommended,
Apply to - 11. N. COXES Schaylkill Illiven...
August 20, 14. . 34-3 t
AIWANTED, by a Clergyman, a IP.. A.
-V Y private position, Or one of trust preferred. Please
state terms, and address' " PRIVATI,".at this office.
• August 20, .64. •• .• • • • 34-•••
•
Cusi
W - V i rel:e E r I t; ; iloTi r s ß t a e u ary e t in W pi t o lc ym bm. en a t n a a t ug. good
wages will be, given. A disabled erridier lireferred.—
For further information; apply, to J. Co.,
Centralia. near Ashland, ra.
:August 13, '64. • . • 33 6c..
.
-
lATAIVICED.fIy a, practical 31Iner, acquainted
V with all parts of the business, a situation as Gen- .
eral Superintendent. The best of reference can be giv
en. Address 0; K.,.St, Clair, Schuylkill CountY,Ta.
• • August 13, '64. • :• • 33-6 t
QTE.AITI ,EINGINE WANTED.—The under
signell want a portable.STEAM - ENGINE, for sink.
ing.a Slope. • , . . ECKERT kt, CO., •-•
. : • , Tremont,. Schuylkill COunty, Pi.-
- . August - - •. • 33 7 3? •
1 1 — VAINITED.—A 40 or 60 horse-power ENGINE,
.111.. with hoisting, And pumping apparatus, for a Col
liery.. Address, with particulars, - . • .
. • ECKERT ..t CO..
. • . . Tremont, Schuylkill County, Pa..'
Anguat la, .0.. 33-30
. .
• .
•AJANTED;• by the. School Board of the Borough
V of.MinersviIIe,,oneFEMALETBACLIER , to take,
charge of Primary School,..'No. 3: Salary tio n .t! '5O per
month: NeWlln,'Esq., will hold it pubic examina-
IMO of. Teachers at the Brick - School Boos& 'at Miners
ville;•on TUVRSDAY, August tsth,•to eommehee pre
cisely ata;' - .A. 51, All applicants, and teachera now
employed by the Board will govern themselves accord
lugly. ,". • " ..,' • J." - WITZEMAN, Seel. .
Miiicraville .9zignet 6, '64: " • . 32-3 t
.
ATOTACE TO' ILVALIt. •INENINO. ENGI
il - -NEFIIB,LIVA:VE.II , --Att experienced .and, caret
-hie COAL ,51INING ENGlisaiEß. 'One well ',Mightier:l
to Open,.develop'and superintend the - . working of the
.Bituminous:Coal Mines of Nova Scotia, upon, a large
aOd:effective scale. lie mustaLso be a man of active,
:energetic business habit's,' and competent.. to take the
entire charge of 'the business con'unitted to him.- 'To .
.311C11 a person a libeial salary will'be given. 'Applicants
'Atilt *sire address WM STRONG, President Inter
natioual Coal Company, No: 35 Pine Street, New York,
stating terms and references.:
: August 6,'64: 32-11.*
riIEACIIERM WAPiTED. 7 -Three Male. and
two Female Teachers wanted to take charge of the
SchOol§ iq Drinalclistm..Fralley District. Schuylkill.
An examination will he held' on TIIC.RSDAY., Au
-ISrtr- School to commence on the.tst, of Septerti
buir.-and continue eight months. . " •
August, 6. 164.--te1131..] .19rIN HORN, E.,eciy.
PIPE. WANTED.—Wanted' to contract
-1-4 with experienced parties for the liming . of six to
eight hundred yards of. Lug Pipe, of.tkvo4nd-a,half
inch bore.-. Address •-• , .. • •
' • • 'GILLIAIin DOCK;
• '. Snp't of Lorberry COnl Co.,•at: Pinegrove; I'a.
'July 30, .il4, • , . , 31-4 t
10 A ' DAY • AGE : NV.B "WANTED.
E D.
$
• • H•TO SELL THE " Legal Ten
der Sttiliciiieri, Puck :E'ach'Ptckagp,ton.
tains 35 Songs; 2 pages of Music, 18 sheets of paper, 18
'llarelopes. 1 linter : I Pen. 1 Pen Holder. 1 Lead Pen
cil, 1 design for Undersleelies, 1 for Child's Apron, 1 for
Embroidered Collar: 1 forChiistening Robe. 2 for mark..
ingLetters, 13 Secrets never before publisheid, worth
many dollars; and othei information.: Also; one beau
tiful article of Jewi•lrj.
.LiberalitidueemenLq to - Agents:
Send Stamp for Circular. • 13Orr,'
43 South THIRD Street, PHILADELPHIA.
JUne 11. '64. •.; • : 24-urn •
T t titi JF.; . ING I NES. WA.TrED.—The un
ti wishes to 'purchase 3 .secotid-hand. Steam
lingiupe, of 20 or 3U horse-power each.• 'Address • -
JAREZ SPARKS .Phttaville, Pa. H
. .
. . .
.
AGtNTS • WANTED : -S3 positively
'lliiide from eents. Something urgently. needed
by every person. Gall and examine, or ten samples
sent.free„ by mail, for llii cents, that retela for $2, by R . .
L. WALCOTT;lidChatinuu Square, New:Y9rir, . .
LE GA.L I.O,TIC,tIS:
CH .
1:10 . 4.11AT.E OF II A_IIET ZART3I.4I I t;
decesi sed .*—NOTlCE.—Whereas,. • letters teita-
Inentary upon the: estate :of Harriet Zarb:min, late of
the licrouqh of Ashland, deceased, have been granted
tir the subscriber, resident in said Ilerough,'thoSe in
debted to said deceth.nt; or to Ilenry N. Zartman, de;
ceased, are requested 4o make immediate payment. and
those having claims will present bent without delay.'
• • ' • J. It: CLEAVER, Executor':
_Ashland; August 10, '44. ."
A ED ITO WM , NO Tlf (1 E.' .-4a . the 'Court of
A
Common.Plem of Schuylkill County: • •
MICHAEL WAItTMAN &
48, June: T., 1864. .
" "r 2d Plu Exp,
AZMOWREY. ' J
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the Said.Coltrt
to 'make distribution of the money raised put of the sale'
of defendant's , real estate to and among the lien credi
tPri) fo the same, rill meet said creditors at-his
°nice, in the -Borough et .I'ottsville,' on' SATUItDAY,
the6d day of
.Ssptember, 1864, at ft o'clock:A. M. '
B:MITIIOLOMEW,-Autlitor.
34-It.
Aug. 20, ,04
A U.DiToWS N0T1C 5 13.-In the Court. of
Common Pleas.of.Schuylkill Ccianty.:—ln the mat
ter of the account of Abraham W. Sterner, Assignee.of
Philip Womeledorf abd ff. N., Bowman:lately doing
business in the. firm of. Philip Wornelsdorf.& n
`ThP
e - orotigh of Pottsville; Schuyikill.COunty, the: Co., Aid
Philip Womelsdorf having since died :• • '
The undersigned Auditor, apPoihted by the Court to
distribute the money in the
,hands of said' avaig,riee
.among the perkme entitled.thereto; will attend' to 'the
duties of his appointment on-SATURDAY, the 3d - : day
of September 18414,.at his office, in Market street, Iwo
doors above 6entre; in PcittsVille; at two o'clock in the
atternoou—said midit having been. postponed -to that'
day,-at which time mid place all persons interested in
the distribution of said fund b e required, to make
Proof, of the legality, of their claims. '
• • CHAS: D. HIPPL E, Auditor.
'Pottsville; August 20 '64.- • • • ' .34 IS. ,
ADIIIENISTRATORI7 NOVICE.:.; . --The
.undersigned, Jacob Scheel: and E. K: Weber:hare
administered to -the estate -of Captain ;Benjamin' B.
Shock. late of the 49th ltokt't, of - Pa. -le olunteers, All
those having demanda against the estate _will please
pre-sent them to-E: K.' Weber, at Middleport,. Schoyl-.
kill County; and those indebted to the estate will please
make payment to bilm. . , • --JACOB 'BCI.IOCIi, •
Dr. E. IC WEBER;
August 13,;'G4
EST ATE OF MOSES PARROT, do
cessmed.—Letters testamentary npun the estate of
Moses Parrid, - , late of the Borough of Pottsville, Schuyl
kill County, deceased, having-been granted to the un
dersigned. all perpona indebted to -paid 'estate -are re
questeitto make immediate paynient; and those having
Claims or demands will present them, without delay, to
' • • RICHARD•EDWARB§, EXecultur;
•
Pottsville, July '.lO, '64: : • " -• • • • .• •
• A DIifINIST A4O WS OTIC E.—Lettera of
arlinhdatration having been granted by- the Begin.
ter-of. Schuylkill County to the undersigned. upon the
estate of Thos. ',Si:email, late of the florongh .of Mi
nersville. dri said countY„ideetiased . i . all 'peraona- haring
claims against aidd ' estate .present • the .same. for
- 1 4, 3 1 nen4 rind" thbse-Indebted-will make payment to
the iinderaigdtid— ANN SIXS:SII.TH, Adnerz;
,
&MAT E• F' .1011111 'll . O 114;111,Lii8; .
testarsien:
tary upon thegitate of John lioiligkiss; late of thellor
ouCh of Pottlivirte, deceased, have been granted",tss the
subscriber, 'residing in the said Borough, those indebted
to the estate of .saidteeedent are requested to snake
immediate payment; and all persona claims issr
'demands against the Said estate are requested to' make
,knoiviithe same, without delay, to ,
. • •, •
ELIZABETH' F. 110DGKISS, Executrix.
July an, • ' • • ' 31-ist '
A DMINISTRATION: NOTICIE.—Where
-4- a., lettera of administration on the estate °raids
topher Biechley, late of. the Borough 'of SL Clair, de
ceased—bare been granted to the nribncribers by the
Reginter of Schuylkill County-LRotice is hereby- given
to-all those indebted to raid eatate to make payment,
and those Laving claimswill . preinint -them for aettle
mint: I,IARGARKT BIECIILEY, Adm'rx.
WILLT).If. BIECI LEY, Adm"
July'2l, '64
.ADAINISTICAT ..lON NOT eE.—Where
as. letters of administration on the estate-. of Gott.
lieb Schinkle. late of the, township of Rest 15otwegian,
Schuylkill County; deceased. have been granted by the
Register of Sepay I kill County to' the enbseriber . Notice .
is bereby Oreille all thcam indebted to said estate to
make payment; and those having -claim's Wilt present
them for settlement. • - . •' •
'July 23, '64..
A. DifIIINIESTRALTKON RIOTICE.,:-Where
.l-1- as. Letters of AdministratiOn on the .estate •of Ja
cob Roemer; late of the Borough'of Minersville,'Schuyi."
kill County, deceased, have been granted by the Regis
ter to the subscriber. notice is hereby given, to all per
sons Indebted to said estate to make payment, and those
having nlalms will present thetn for settlement.
• . WILLLAWIIALBAUBR., Administrator. •
•July 23, '64. • 30.60 . •
.
LETTEE: OF ADVICE FOR.. L ADIES:
FIVE ANATOMICAL NNGRAVINGS. •
Has inforni4ion never before published.. • -
. • Bent free in nhealed envelope for TON cents.•
Address.: ; Dr. STA.NFORD,
Itor.Wo. 4,632 New York P.'o.
Juts 1 434,
.20.Sva •
11101EDENSYLVANIAISTATE REPORTS',
Vol. 44—AVright 8.- Price $4BO. Just pub.
Med. :.4*, GUIDON'S FOR4B, revised edition,
by Wright..: - Joist received and for sale' at: • „
- : - B. BANNAN'S ". •
June '25; "64. . . ' Book:Store, Pottsville. • ,
111 BLANKETS, suitable for • soldiers, Jost
G
f!..)eeirrd and for rale by'
.: .. ..i' : .g&*i . ''4o - ViNT,-': .
.:...-::-S":',-..'ij-_.0:7',4-Q.-8-.
• • .
Offers .(oe.ttale the NEW GOVEItnIIiNT
LOAN, bearing .5" . per cent.. intaresi,:in:Gofit
redeemable any tune after - - ton years, at • i hq
pleasure of-the Government, and ynyable
lq
years after.- date, in Gold..
.-. The interest 04
.59's and 100's payable yearly.; on all 0tt,,,.
denominations, halfyearly. The Ron is - ke
dated MarchlBi*A. -until . the- Ist
.tember. - 'The accrued' interest front fst
is required to be paid by purchasers in C o !„ ,
or in Legal Currency, adding 50 per f rit
'premium, until further notice..
111.1othet Guterninerit Securities
and:sold,
d .Highest price paid for U. S. Gi g .
pons, Gold ati.Silver, .
. . . .
TRALY•COIV.—Came to the prernire, e,4';
4j l
S ;+ubscriber, on Monday •lut, a..lftryri.
wfitT,E . COW, with brown pots brr
meek, and a brass tip on her born, and "a •
•
calredon. Tizeaday; The owner is reqttesty.
-
ed ta"prove property and take her away. oth emi ,.. 4 1-
wilt be
50td. EDWARD
.11.1t1tILTtei.
Mt. Carbon, Anost 20. '6:4. • • 24%t;
'JOHN . SEITZMOER:, At.lin;r
: -
L. F. WHITNEY
• .
WHITru Y. -
Centre Street, Pottsville,
-Ap10,164,
LOST .. .ANO . :: FOU) DT - : 0
. .
r 4211871V.—0n the 15th ite4.,' between Pon .rfile',.,,j 4
.LiConnelly'a Tavern.. at Branchdale..a F:ol.intatg
KNAPSACK.' Containing a quantiti of clothin g . 1%, 4
ever has found the same, and Nvill return it. to .IAN 4 . 1
PATTON,' at Branch&le, or
,give on' larnmi ghl.
~
where It can be obtained, will be reason a bl y rt, ,, v3. .„
andealsb receive the thanks of asoldier, ued,
'- A n. , net 20; '6 .
TRAY COW.-Strayed away from IN, •
) her, residingnboat one retie above
Tuesday last, a iarge . YELLOW COW, With ,
a chain • around:, her neck. and Inid .on
square bell: and has her tail cropped. Who. 'lf&
ever will return said Cow to the subscriber, z , M/
or give him information where he can get- her 8,
will -ho reasonabirrewarded. , •
Aug .•13, `64.-33- 4 2t1 • • WILLIAM MlTrilEi7,
TRAY COSY.—Strayed nieftyfron' t •the r u l er
kJ her, residing et
County, on Sunday lilac, a ,4mala
COW, with about_ tut inch broke
saido'ff bar •
me
right horn. Whoever Dili recurn .
or give him information where he can .I..,et•' t .~yl p t
will be , reteionably.rewartled. •
• .. ,
August 13,.'64. : •• • 334? '
.
. . ,
.4 - ZT STOLE 'N from thn Stahle.of
Clair'Coal Company, St. Clair; a light ,„
mouse-colored MULE, 15 - hands high. aboin
S year's . and has had a scam on which the
hair has, no; groan. *.the finder will he sulta- ••
bly rewardect,by reMruinglbesanie, or v,ivinv Int o ; y
tion. • -. T. JONES, $l , l
• . _ •
AuOA, 0, -'.1.14
Fa , '_ SALE AIN]) ToiLET
10U li.. f§.4;11.E.--A doable.twe-story Frame
Dwelling House, with a brick lisetnent, and i'•';
lot of ground; Market street, - aboxi: Sixth. aide,
3 lots, above Seventh.
.Also, Lola, Norwegian ..•ittrer,
above Seventh. 'Tering ensy. Enquire of • •
D. T. TAYthEt.
34-q
Pot4ville, Augtist 20.'64
. .
13*.A.N04 FROl7l ' 1.01t . ;A4. 4
. a the same 'prices they can be had
feria -NOV Turk and Philadelphia:- AL ,„
so.-one mleeted seven-octave PIANO
on band. . - Apply to •
gi.4.-3t-4tn • • F; e; DELL, Mute
A .wii;ii,coX "& Ginispi)P4Ewrici
tozn of late.q patterlf—fur sx:ce
•• • B. 'B,'INNAN'S Book
ratsViife, 3n . •
IJAI
OUNE. AD. 1,01`" FOIL HALE',- 1
subscriber at private sale, his thos. , e,, ,
BRICK 110CSit.and LOT, situate in. : Emit Na:r.
ket St.,' in the :Borough Of Pottsville.. The hout , e4
is three sfiiries..With a. frame titcheri attached,
bitilt in the moderii.style; Mid in good condition. h r ! . 4
session given immediately. For terms,. Lke.,a.,1, : ,
I .1,
the.subseriber, -on the premisa. • -
. . •
114 .
JOHN G. iILTL
JO!, 31\ .I)
ITAILATAIrLE Pimp" Eirry
-Kir.L 11AVEN FOR•KALE,—The eithscrtbard r tl
fur <ink, his ROUSE AND LOT, situated on. the Ni,-4-
Wet=t corner of Cressona and Frit , _denhhuri.t rook f `
in the. Borough of Schuylkill :Raven. Said lot I.
45 feet front•and lb) deep, on which are • erei•till
a' one-and-at-half-story Frame Dwellintt ar,p
.twit-story frame Wheelwright Shop, which etei
easily turned into a dwellimt. Said prOPUIY.II inr.
tontlithin, nod will be told low for cash.
premises,, to : 11.
July '64. •,• 1• •
,
• Ir l .o VECN COI.I,IIEIC I lES• 1141 - LET
.11
the - 11alianoy Coal_ Nitl(.l, oat
l'repo,dam 4111 be received up te
gee!, Ist, ISt;• . 4 t Lbe oftlees of . • ••••
, • • . • • THEO,.
• •• '.
704 Wttlidd ,
or - P; 511k:A.1.1K
•
. _
ItTAL.E.NT,ILICE FOR /1.1 It.-711. :
- 1 1-!L• Simbla rettidenee of ISillium Ne aull, hi)
the Borough ; of Cretteona. For particular",
quire of • . WILLIA3L - B. W
July 16, ..64.--'29.4.f. • ft'
VAL UA 111-14 LI .I ROFERTV for Sill
- .
Incv
—Two three-story' Urick Houses and It or CJo
on the ttiorthWek corner Of Centre' and .
hiJ street-9.
Twe - two-story Frame Tionses; and Lot, on
4
Centre Street. nilnosite the store of
. .f. 4 aniel • 4 4 .
A two-story Frame House on Centre Street, 034, ?,'•
at
Reppiter's. • •. • "
A two-atory Brick House, four s Fraypi. il44.ti,g;
ot. on George and Streets -
A...two-story • Frame Goon and lot on Erin ni1..., •
Tertuaeasy, Apply- to._ • J. W. ItuisEktinki
• Pottsville. Jtily 1.41. !6.1. ti
I'OR SALE 'OR, KEN T. tar; , .
modious three-story Brick Howie. with
ment offices. and Brick Stable attached, i•austild
on Market Street, ab_oye Third. • Apply - in
July 9 ‘ ;,`64-2g.41,1 . A. II: 11.S.LITE11:1•erg;
r i INGINESI AND -I,IIACIIIIINERV FOC
'SAL E.—The Subscribers haie for Nile pp.irs:
ty-horse Engines, with Boilers; one ten-hormenlll
tive-harse, also with. Boil ers.: two. Lining l'oi;l•
and-10 inch; with 60 - feet of Pipe 64.. feet of alio
iron ltf-inch Pipe. is with' a lot of Pam,
Gearing, 'Sic: A;)ply ai
flee of the su bscribers, liailrond street, Pottsrilk
' • GEO; s; PATTEItSpNatiIIiOTEN
SALE.—Two B OLIER FOR Ooilcr9,
'niche: tin dinnlcter, 30 feet long, in ~ , n ori
Apply'to ' • JABEZ Sl'Al
Jnue 20, .64. • '
rpottrni - LOT IVOR PAALII•E•,I.OI *its
in Borough of Pottsville. bocinded . North hi•
wegittit Street, East by lot of Itosaiie MartiOadd;Sti'
by a twenty} feet wide alter, and on -the Wet
Greenwood-Ditate in wid.th'2s feet, in depth '.!10
Nor further particuinie, inquire - of - OEO. IL Ion':
CO., Minetsville, or. A. S. MOOltlllilll, l'entrat: -
'June, IS, 'al.
PROPEICTV FOR SA
1 three-story Brick Building, used is a Store. A;
hone and Dwelling, situated-west side • of Jai. if .
road street. anti east side of Logan streetta
Brirough of Pottsville. For further partifzlfirt
inquire'of ORORGEM; POTTS ,t ttt, Microri.:a
A. S. MOORHEAD, Pottsvill.O.•
Jane 16, '64. • •
•
•
'VOL{ 04.4L.LE.—Thelliouse eecupini
John Gartley, on Norivegisostliret, stole,
George. • Apply to J. FRY, Tam:twin, or It ;•
T., TAVLOR., : [Jane 4, ,64-454::,
,
VOR SA.LE.—A MS fect.'!
1: long, 30 inches diameter. - • , •
A lot of 16-inch Cast Iron Pipe. Apply to
- A. Russti.
- - Corner of Mahantongo and Cectr, ice;
, May 19, '64. •
VOA "..SA .—A desirable (aria:Si::
acres sittiated Westriloreland County,'
Miles from the county seat and twenty-eight
Pittsburg; well watered—near line hundred scs;
timber—two dwelling. houses, barn. "fa'
excellent steam saw Mill, a fltleYoilw' ra l
- aril of grafted fruit, the whole laud uhle .
bid with COAL and quite convenient to theiF4li
Which renders it valuable to those wish4ngtoetr4l
the Coal husin&s. • Title perfect.,•price rsoVrAA
ternis . easy, as lam antions to sell. For ler-.1
inquire yourself or by letter to Rev. A. S Few; 7,'•
Chester, Pa., or to 'the underhignerlat lbonscC;
Westmoreliwd Co., Pa. JOIIN K. lfr:l s
- Kay 6; , 64
OA' V SACE., - An Elevator. for • ,
Coal, with the gearing complete—in voice;
. .1 '9
-Inch Lift Pump-6-foot stroke..
1
a-inch . 4 . - • .‘ i`
.J.U3EZ SPARKS. pI!)2V
Apply to -
'arch 5,.'G4
14.4.1.E.-L , The -fine ilf . Sianc r
unrr'Groutuls of the - Subscriber, in. tli fo•j,
ough . of Cressona. - Nor particutare, ifiquifs 6 IA
B, W61.1.11,1:4Q„ of I'otteivllls.
Jan. 0, '64,
VALUA TILE islioPEirric for SA4,I
=TheWater Power and from 1504 w,es
Ito Lain Land, 15 Ofreiell for node. 'fhb pi ,- , I
ty 1 - rituoted in Went 13runAwirk Towar ,, , i
Schayl - 11 l Ciintity. on the-4.1M0 Saiuyildll
.4
er rind nonrigid. one mile above Port elb:: , ‘,i
known as the Schuylkill Forge ProperrTi F''
itc.; apply, to. GEORGE it, NVJI, 11. Ki1. , ,11.5:
wig:iburg. .. • .
• ---.--"'
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KILL COUNTY:—Ont. of 480 acres--110) 110 A;
cultivation balifilleff\beEEnut Sprouts, i4:).r;43
gr,;seth; • TCTIIM Suit purclia. , ler... / I . ll t`'
milierielsright reecived. ' -
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acres within 3. miles of Ptithiyille,
trucking. Apply to " . F.ft.C.o , :.
.lteliliCanttte. Agent; ,
Mny 17 '6
-I n'raluable tract of prishictiir CoA
New Criirtte Towrzhip,; Bchuyikill Comity, rsrl
by two-collieries. Apply to • I
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FRANKLIN 13; (40NVENr.l'otL"•. -
• • Aug,3o, .- • . " - 34
CO,l - AND . - TIRBER 1:ANI1 0
SAL:a-400 ACRKS TIMBER.Led t i
on the Cataltlssa and guakahe '
100 acree of gtod LAND.. Ter.
son,lolle. .9.ddreas
- Real Eatato Agent, Arahln4l
I Jan 30064
FOIL ~A,I. 1t'...--T he 'follow iiii • de, c ,
• tracts of TIMBRIt AND. CU.:AI:IP 1 --'' '
Schuylkill County, are offered for sale:: ~ • ~
1.-:-A tract oantainin about•one hundred
Acres, mostly timber laud, atijoining • # i ; ''"
Port Clinton. - . •• ' • - I
2.--Two adjoining tracts, at and near thei ..
the Littlo Schuylkill and Rag Matianoc_,P•,;
roads—the one containing about 00 0 1" , '..,,
and city acres, of which about afters arro..
clears land ; and the other rontainiag Is^
acres, with about one acre cleired, • . •
3,--A tract containing fpur hundred acres 5 : .
Rush Township., - .. ',..
. 4.—A.traet of one hundred and fifty seressel l
, towm in'ltush Tow(ishlmi •._ ' ''- fie
'. Parts of the above methoned tracts:vest...
- For terms, apply to 01IN F. 111:01 11 .„
Agent 'Little Schuylkill :Nay, It. ff. Sad C.o= l:. `
Tamaqua,. or A. J.•DERRYS.IRRE, i'lli idtql"
Walnut street, Philadelphia.' •
June 13.-63; • -
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