•
8 1i7170 orVustlittreitits.
Rlds—'B4 7 per. anonnt. pssablp „Ittlyinee—,
$3 00 if not ,paid , in :fativance,; , ' .t.• •
Thum terms will be strictly adhered - lierearer..
TO CLUBS: _••
Three copies to ono address (in advance) WY 00
six " • 13 00
Fourteen `• ' ••" " "- "- "- ' 00
Club subscriptions must invariably be pai'd hi advance.
The .tottitsiaj. will be thrrilithed to Carriers axid.others
at i 4 00 per Ma, cordes, tash on delivery. •
74r•Clergymen andllichool "teacher* will be firmished
with the devinttr. tit $1 Etradvarice, or 3 115 If paid
within the year,--overoneyear, fell rates.
• Bates of Advertlibset
For 3 lines, indiding date, one Inserto. , ls tts.; and
eubmqued irusertions.2s cis. One square,ol7 lines, and
'over 3 lines, for 1. ors insertions $1; insertional] 215 i
subsequent. insertions, 25 cents per 'square.. Larger
ones in proportion. • • • . . •
• . somas. . TIMM. .-;•rweitri.
Tbres • lines $9 00 $3 bo.' _ $0 00
Seven flees, &adorer - 4 00 • • , - 19 00
Two squares, or,l4lines,. 600 , 10.00. 18 00
Firm " •" 91 'a 00 - 14 00 • 90 00
Four ": • 28 900 . • 10 00 ~ 2,4 00
Five " •-" 33 10 ca . 18 00 BO 00
Quarter coirmin.. 14 00 - ' • 29 00 40 00
E lr Larger space as per agreement. • • ' . • . -
nr - Nine wordaare counted•as a line -In !advertising,
Au ditors , . Noticessed Dissolptions„ . 2 and 3 tunes: $2 50:
Administration Notices and .Disiolutibint, 6 times, $3.,
HOTELS.
t,'NION HOTEL,
Clete EXCHANGE noTRL)
ortaitE ST., POTTSViLIA /A - :
JAcort LLNDBITM.UTH, Proper:
April 14
FFGEWS HOTEL,
(Formerly MORTINER'SpId Stand.)
JOS. 31.,FRGER, Prop'r. 5 .7,
, : .14.1 y
LEGAL CARDS.
HI • CLAY 111. E. ItGlyl'Elltir r Ert, at
johl . zitt Schuylkill count y , Pe.% 011104-On A lt ula r 4
t tr&t. oppotute ;too : Pod °aloe: •
prpi. 14, 14. 19.
NiAlltlY B. 31100001., Attorney at
13 Ln tr. SILLIMAN.S BUILDLNO. opposite !diners.
)tank, Pottsville, Pa. Diarch 19, '6 , k-114.f
01trt W. itiTAN. A:theme' and Cosa.
J senor at Law, Pottatille, Schitylkill County, Pa
'Office. In Stillman's new building, on Centre !Street,
truly %write the Miners' Honk .
lily 7., 'Oh 11-
itr BOYER, Attorney at Law.
. OFFICKMarket St: eat, titolloort above Cen
tre.. Pottniille. Pa.
Fcbritn7 7114
•
JAM/IS n. eaurnni.l.; _
111 L WILLIAM IL Ream
iA',IPBELL ac . BlTll,'Attarneys at
g
Live. OFFlCE—Centre Street,., oppoisita White
ilaree hotel. Potterille, Pa.
Jane 28, ~62 • • ' • .
LITTLE,- Aitornity
IL.: at Law, Potterille, , Sr:lnylkill County„Pre
Ifahautatigo Street, comer of Secorid.
April 11, •57 . ; •.? L e ff • •
BUSINESS CARDS.
. .
.EDITIO;VDSII, Mining Engineer
- 11 and !Surveyor. Attends to Inapecting Maps;
Exploring Lands, Office—West end Broad street;
iiinvicori, Pa. - • [Sept. 24, 254.-3940w°
11r mum - drir U. -
, • .• - - 1 1 .3, S. hotel , val and
-.lllaning lingancer, And-Surveyor,
Sent. : • : - TAMAQUA, PA.
VTILLI.IIIII lika.l.ll - E511!!!.E... • • •
Civil and Miming Engineer,
1
Milt promptly : attend on ail tiarties desiring his serri
Luzerne, Carbon, and Schuylkill counties.
addresa: WILLIAM LIAMPSHIRE, Jcanesville, Lc:-
scale County, Pa. [Sept. 11',
K. WKITNEK 111—
• - •
OFFICE—Mar - mice, Centre et., nextdoor to the Gloy.;
eminent Bank and'D. L: Eaterlre Hardwire Store, S op.
Mahantongo.etreet:
April P.
BROTIIEBS, Civil and Mi-
I Bing Engineers, 'Rusbeier Building, Second and
iithAntango Screetm.
. FTEPHEN HARMS.
July 30.
JOSRPII S. BARRIS
S - eptember 26, %a 39-
1)R. WOODNIUTT, Dentist.
.rti—Oftice,.sE,COND near Mahantongo,
. . [April .2a; •
11.A1G1)ON. Surgeon
I). Dentist, Market Street, second A.
doer shove Third - Street, south side,
Pot svi l le.
Mar L, 'SO
PW. 811EAFEIC , Poltavale, Pa., lase
. of tlie,Peonsylvania State Geological Survey, ex
piorrP lands,. mines, ax.:
°Nobel- 13,'2,1
.
JICANK. CARTER; Real Estate Agent,
111ALIAMY CITY, Schuylkill County, Pei
. - Le tI er Addreselitithartoy City I'. O. .•
Mara 30. '6l • J.3-tf -
ENCI—Forc ids _Purehose end Scale
Real Estate; and selling Coal ; taking
harge of Coal Lands, Mines. kc.. and collecting rents.
)ffirc Mahantango Street, Pottsville:
April 6, '6O 14.) CHAS. M.IIILL.
.
DHN A. OTTO, Ifirnainfacinereir ' stud'
Dsaler in nil kinds of Lumber, Willkunsport, Pa. ,
Jun.. ?S, .61 -
-FERTILIZERS'
•
ALLEN . NEEDLES'
IMPROVED, • FERTILIZER,
z . .. • . 'Weare now prepared tosell our •
FERTILIZER, .
At $45 per--2000 lbs.
A liberal dedoefkon itio Dealers. •
PEituVIANDIETA:INO, Government.
!CHIA HOE GUANO,. A very superior article.
iso TOYS PURE. . •"
RA W GROUND BONES,
AT LOWEST IiAItIiIsT PRICES.
Le T Maniifticturers discount to Dealfors.
ALLEN &NEEDLES, :•
42 South petaware' Avenue,• and
_4i South Water Street; , • - •
PICILAXITLPIIII.k.
,1 , 115:16, '64.
MORO
GPNDINE IMPROVED SUPER
-1111()SPH-ATE OF- LIME;
THE. STANDARD GUARANTEED,
FOR SALE AT
MANUFACTURERS' DEPOT, -
ot 27 North Front. Street,
BETWEEN MARKET AND ARM STS.,
PHILADELPHIA.
The experience of the coneumer Welts to the fact
-,t .it is the moat reliable. and consequently, the
, apest fertilizer in the market.
The inereaee of crops derised from its cm, has great
, Ira rra.ed the demand It would, therefore, be well
erdor early, an atl to Realm a supply.
Di/wenn' to Denten. -
}TORO PLIILTIPS.
lel. 7. 'N. 27.4 m
13 _A_T_T GH.'S
RALIV-71 ONE
Super-Phosphate of Lime,
BA UGH & SONS,
- • For.P. 3tAIkiI7FACTURERS
lore No: 20 Routh Delawire Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA;
ThiP article has•for manfyearn enjoyed a high repu
:!on ae a - manure of great efficient, and of unequalled
mane-nee. and ;Yr' Scarcely deem it important - in our
11 ; ,, larmal advertisement to say more than merely
the attention of buyers to it. But we will also gate
f.irniers and heaters in Fertilizers that it has been
! ,, tntlant. aim to render air Rnw=Bone Phoa.
bate more and more worthy of the full confidence of
by the use of every facility at.command...and
of scientific skill, in- essentially:lmprovlng,iti
'Jc , . and we have never allowed this purjiose, to
sutorfi.rcd with by the great and steady advance in
of all matters pertaining • to, our ,busluess
--, ioont the past two - years. - ' . •
kaw•Bone Phosphate may be bad of any regniar
I: , r In - Pertilizern (to whom we •advise farmers to
of-of the manufacturers and proprietor&
DA11.74011.1 1 k. SONS, •
No. 20 South Delaware'Arcane',
- 1 ,1;y I. .64. —27-3 m I • • • PHILADELPHIA..
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to
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1 1: - . - 141' Read This !.4',..-11
. R.. TROXE.LL'S.
AP OHLNA, GLASS, AND.
°ROOKERY STORE,
tre Street, Opposite Mortimer House,
P 0 TTSVI E.
mall
bvut
rash
NT ill
I.in;
Tett-
canna of Toile - rine and neighboring towns,
and hamlet., one and all, arc invited to call
, r.x?..tuinel my stock of nitres before .buying else
lam not to be undersold, and can furnish
''''krePers With erect' article they want in my line
•^.+inns.' In the stock of
l'i'eielt
be found Te a Set a te, Dinner Se t
tterCard- and Cake
feu Watrh CIISCA,. Segar .11olderc, Match Wm , '
Mugs litott 0 Cul* and Sancerri, Vaaee, Colognes,
' Sena for Children, and n general.yariety of Toys,
•
0 , of
a wl,
it vi
juice
roper
Glass Ware.
l''irest, latest patterns,. consistinz of Table and
"Inhl.:rE.champagne.and Wine (names, Ale and
- Gluies t Decanters, Bar and Bitter Bottle& Gob-
Platee: raitor Bottle^ Pitchers and Creams, Cel.
Sagar lionia. Spoon Holder& Syrup cans, Fruit
Fmk dara, Cake Stands, Kerosene Lampe of
• variety. Lamp ChimneTs, Lanterns, Candlesticks,
pint
stick
r, sli d
a nd
and
Crcry: •Crockery:
'ell s.O O
rtmen k t e a IRON STONE CHINA. of dlf
,4 patterns. in setts 'ot single pieceis - to snit the pnb-
A 'size assortment' of -common C. (:.,Ware, which
F.ll at low figures. •
•
:ind.Stone Ware.• . •
l'ie Dishes, t2nllenders, 3111 k Fans.
Moulds, Pneliers. Tea Pots: Butter Pots, Milk
, elc.,.etr•
h4JI:S : Sett mi.-Cartons, Slop Jars
• Pis.t Laths : quart and Pint Flasks ; coal On: ace:,
Fruit Jarr.. of erery description. • •
fitelLiNTs I can sell yon Goods at 'City Prissia;
living You, freight. Can . :sad see it it is not so: .•
• J. It. TROXELL..
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rank , for lirdl , o prirppae:by
110GITIL Aim:Ali**.
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t, lll PAIVII, SICK ',gimes* ailed
'P l ieuthi, at - • • •
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flour,
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURD
VOL.
RAILROADS'
ItrINE HILL & SCHUYLKILL HA
VEMIS# 2 - • ; :-. 't • •
PAI4 : AIUWWOI.-
On and atter MONDAY.' September 12th. 1864. Pas
senger Trains will leave Ashland at 615 A.:111. and 3P.
connecting at Schuylkill Haven with Reading Rall
mad trains Tor Philadelphia - Harrisburg. Reading,
and at 3.45. P. 51., fortSchuyikill Ha ven and interme-'
Afate 'points: ;•; •-• • , " , i - • ~`
Trains for Ashland 'leave _Schuylkill Haven 5.15 A.
M. and 12.10 P. M., stopping at alliiiincipal stations:
Fare froin Ashland to Philadelphia, $3 . ..0-; tellead
log $llO to Schuylkill Haven T 5 cents.
:531rA1l the above trains make connection at West
wood with stage' to and from Pottsville. - • ' •
ti A:fit - NZ '• - ; 718 -14
_ •
. .
CIPELI.At BEADING B. B.
Excursion Tickets' from Philadelphia -to 'Potts
trille and return, will hi 'Old at Philadelphia, on Satur
days and Sundays, at $3 73 each, good for any, train
on those days, and on thesucceeding - MOnday.
G. 4. NICOLL.% General Supt.'
,
Aug 6, . 7 .. _• • .33-
P
REMADE LP MIA.: ilic-READINR: U.
IRAN- .ELAMEMMI-.
Fa • .iirrsulgenuip.t, 'September -19,1.864.
• IKON PASSENGER TRAINS.;
.Leave Pottsville, daily, (except Sundays) at .8.15, A.
X. and 230, P. X., —Passing Reading at 10.10, •A. M.;
and '4.20, P. M. Arriving •In Philadelphia at 12.60, P.
It., and at 7, • - •
'Both down trainaconrit;ct at Reading with Trains Air
Harrisburg and .New York, and at *Port Clinton with
Catalan Raiircrad Trains forlVilliantaport,Shaira,•&e
•UP PASSENGER TRAINS. •
Leave Philadelphia, daily;:. te.x7tSltudays) at 8.00,
A. M., and 3.30, P. Le,ave Re Ai „ g'at,l.o.Bo; M.:,
and 6.00, P. M. • - • • . . .
. • SUNDAY TRAM'S: - : .
Lein Potts ills at 1.30, A. M., and Philadelp4ta at
P.
.
LEBAITON IrA_LLET.BILANCTE.
Connects at Ilturiatierg with Pasatinger.Trains to - and
front -Pittsburg, Carlisle, Chambersbnig, Lancaster,
Sunbury, Willianispart, Elmira, York and Baltimore..
Trains leave - Harrisburg at 3.00. A. M., - (for.Lebanon,
Reading and New York only.) T'.so, "A. M.; and
M., for "Pottsville and Philadelphia, and at 6.30, -- P.
for Reading only. Leave Reading at 12, midnight,
10.20. A. M. and 1.33 and 6.05. P 31. Sundays: 'Leave
Reading at 14; midnight, and Harrisburg at 6.30, A..M.
Through tickets from.Pottrville to New York, Balti
more, Gettysburg. and all the principal points in the
North, Northwest, and Canadas. Emigrant Tiekets to
same place at reduced fares. -.
SO lbs. of baggage allowed each Passenger.. • .
COMMUTATION TICKETS, '',
With 26 coupons attached, between any points dealred,
or Families and Firma, at 25 per cent. diacount.
MILEAGE TICKETS; . : •
Good for 2,600 miles,- between all points, fOr Famlllce
.and Firma, at $46 30. . . •
SEASON TICKETS,
Good (or Holder only, between any points: at, reduced
rater, for 1,6, 6, or 11 months,
re - All tickets will' be' purchesed before the Tr6.lns
start. nigher fares charged if paid In the care. . • •
G. NICOLL& .
• ' General Superintendent.
Sept.'l7, 614 . 16.1
VALLEY RAILROAD.-.'43
. . .
• . Fall Arrangements.
ON 'AND AFTER MONDAY, Sept. 19th, the Pas
senger Trains of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company,
will run-as follows:
• • DOWN. OR EASTWARD TRAINS. • •
kr'rATl'o'3ls . : • N0..5. NO. 1.
Leave - • • P.-M. A. M. A. M.
White Haven • • 99 8 • . 9.00
'Tannery • • , 83'S •- 9.08
Hickory Run • - 245 9.19 •- -
Mud. Run
ROckport • r 3.1r4 9.35:
Drake's Creek 3 09 9.46 - •
StMir Creek • • - 9:53
ennesv i Ile 2 00 ..
„Beaver Meadow
1 - Tazle Creek Bridge 4 50
'Weatherly • • • 300 -.•
Tenn Raven ' 3.20 ' • "
ALt.UCII CHUNK • •3 50 10.40 • 4.30
Lehighton • . • • -4 00 , 10.10 ' 4.40
I'nrryville, 4 06•• • ' 4.46
Lehigh Gap . 431 , - • 5.01
•Slatirmton • 497 11.13 • 5.07 .
- Bock Dale '4 3$ • . 5.17
Lanry's
White Hall • 4 50.- . 5.34
Coplay • • • .- • •4 59 • 11.8.9 . 5.38
Uokendauqui • 5.03 • - 5.42
Cetera:up:a • 507 • '11.43 • • 5.46
Allentown Furnace • • 5,15 • • • 5.54
.11entown •• .5.20 - -1154. 6.00
Bethlehem • - 537 • 18.13 .• 6.15
Freemansbnrg .5.47 - 12.21 6,23
Lime Ridge ' ' 053 , 12.28 . 6.19
Creston, (arrive) ' ,610 .12.4 6.44"
• - GP Olt WESTWARD TRAINS:
STATMNIBI No. 8.: No. 6. ,No. 7.. .Na. 1. No. 4.
Lear)• - A. 31: I'. M. P. M. A; 31. • P.:11.
Easton ' 930 • 3.23 7.40 11.42 . 10.08
Lime Ridge...-. • - 3.42 7.55 . • '
Freemansburg...9.so • 3.49 8.06 •
Bethlehem.... -;.10.00 4.00 . • 8.15 12.18 • 10.03
Allentown 10.12 . 4.15 8.30 19.23 -10.44
Allent'nFarwee . • 4.20 8.34 '. • •
Ca . traseurina • 10.25 ' 4.28 4.42
linkendauqua„....lo.3o 4.33 ••• 8.47 . 2. :
Coplav ' .10.34. 4,34 •:.5.51 - . g
White Han 10.30 4.43 , 8.56 . g•. a .
Lsurrs -- 10.46 4.55 '9.04 - ' •gi '
Rock-Dale::...: .10.50 . 5.00 • .9.14 . b•
Slatington; c • 11:01' 5.12. -9.25
Lehigh Gap 11.13 5.18 • 9.31 •
Perryville . 11.28 5.33 9.45 • .
Lehighton 11.34 5.39 0.50 .
• Manch Chunk.. 11.45. 6.00 10.00 . •. •
Penn Haven,....12.15 - • • .'• . - • .
Weatherly ' 12.40 . .
Hazle Cr. Brldgel2.so . • •• .
Beaver 31eadow.:1,10
Jeancaville ....::1.80 • • , - •
Stony' Creek.... 6.73 ' '• . .
:Drake's Creek-12,19 6.46. . • :
Rockport - ' - 12.36 41.51 - '
Mud „tun 12.46 -7.0 r,
Hickory Run... 12.53 • 7.13 • •
Tannery,- .... 1.03 7.24 • • . •
At• Whits 'liaven 1.10 7- 32 ••• .• • • ,
CONNECTIONS': *-
' ORRIZAL R. R. or NNW JEMMY.
All Up and Down trains connect with the trains of the
Central Railroad of New Jersey to and from New York.
All Down
'RR.IIOIYI.TARIA ISAILT.CNAR. . .
. All bown Thins and Up Trains Noe. 7-and 8 - connect
with the Trains. of the .N. H. for Stations above
Bethlehem _Down Train No. 5 and Up-Trains Nos. 2
and 6 for, Stations belnw Bethlehem. ' • •
'BART PIRINSTLYARIA. R. R • . .
. All trains connect with tho trains of the East Pennsyl
' vania Railroad, - except Dowh Train No.l and Up Train
No. 8. • . .
RiLVIDEAPI MILAWARR
•
connect tralneNoa. 1 and 3 and I.lp
.Trainis Noe. 6 and
T V..th Trains of the. Delvidern. Dalaware Rail-
CiA.TAWIRAA MID QISAICAISII RAILIMADS
Down Trains Nos.-1 and 5 and Up Trains Nor. 6 and
8 connect with .the Trains of- the Catawiesa and (Ina
•llA2LrfON - RAILEO/D.' •
Down Trains Nos. 3 and 5 and Up Train No. $ eon
nett with tho Trains' ottho Hazleton liallrond.
CZEB=S:O2I
, Dowit Trains Tea, S and Sand Up Trains rips. :11 and
8 will connect mint the Trains to and froniWilkesbarre.
RORERT-H. SATRB.
Superintendent. and Entrineer.L. V. R. R.
Sept. 15, '64. ' 39-
STOV9; TIN WARE; • •
•
H E CE L . EHR&T
COMBINATION COOK STOVE.
- BEST IN USE..
The public. is respectfully invited to inspect, before
purr-benne elms...here, the subscriber's etock of STOVES
and TIN-VARE; as complete as any to be • ..
found. He asks . especial attention to the au
perior quality of his COMBINATION COOK
STOVES of, various sizes, which have been
In use Miring the past fifteen years, and which
are rimitted by housekeepers TO be the best in net Te—
. to inspect a Stove that has . given gen
eralvatisfaction. • - . •
All articles in his line kept on hand, or made to ord
er. Repairing promptly attended to. " •
• • . WM. HILL,
-• Centre street, above Hill's Hotel.
Pottsville, Pa., May 30, 1363. 22-ly
Enco,rago homes Tllianufnettires.
CHARLES KEHItER,
MAN 74LOTIJICPC.
SALAMANDER,':SAFE#S,
Second St., Pottsville,
. .
Announces to the business community of. this
and the adjoining counties, that he =maim— . (
Wm! SALAMAINTER SAFES of all aims and L
kinds, warranted Fire-proof, which, in point nf.' -
workmanship and finish, will compare with those
tamed from any other establishment in the country.—
He always keeps safes on hand for sale, and will make
them any size, for Banking and other Public Xrustitn
lions, as cheap, if not cheaper than they can be obtained
from abroad. .
.. • ,
Tie refer! to Bet ' 13earge Bright, Thee
sio rem' _ mjamin thworood; ‘....e0rg0 Bright, _
emelt and A. .ll.ndersou, of this Borough, who hare
hie Safes - in we. • ' (Jnne 18, •63.-24-tf
NEW HAT, CAP EUR*TORE.
The undersigned respectfully inform the citizens of
APottsville and vicinity, that they bars, •
taken andrefitted the Store in Centre
streets above Mstutntongo. 'West side
where' they will keep constantly on hand a large and
(lourstock of HATS, CAPSand STRAW GOODS, and
a line assortment of FURS, -wilt& they will sell on
reroionable terms. The patronage of the-public is so
licited.
Gets and Caps made to order on the shortest no.
• S. M. :MORTIMER.
- • .
. J. A. GILMOUR.' '
Pottsville,,Juna 4, isr.4. • ' •
1 c.-
• PHOTC).G.RAPHEIt,
liesPectfully announces to: the citizens of Pottsville
and vicinity. that he has taken and fitted up the. PHO
TOGRAPHIC GALLERY, In the building at tlte North
east corner of Centre and East Market, street: wheye he
Is on pared to furnish in the highest style 01. „Art, VIG ,
NETTHS. AMBROTYPES, CARMINE YISPPE,
trr - He , asks it share of public patronage. and iinpea:
by strict attention to business - mid betuteeloto .reiceiVe
ter- Call. and examine specimens of my work.. •
Septik.*Ol.
I Ira teach you to pime the BoweleollWlWth, : and idog out trot the Ctilo lloasiidnit ' ibttb 7 l , l l iliis tareag&te ear italub;aaaluitied all Nature to 4 tur ltee and Igeotatoi—Mt. SOMME
=MEM
MOk.;]WORIMi':'
• ,
oTTgrujr,ar: ROLLING WELL,
The antacrltiere having purslane, the tcittiville
lug Mill and thoroughly refitted the siurteoun prepared
to receive orders loran aim of T
tromll2,ths. to the yar4 no , to GO Me., cc ? ,
and furnish the,aarne 0,111104 make. .
WeAns also prepanal to furnish and
will receive orders for 312 . 1101LialT ' • 8 . 64 _,,
BAR IRON, all the tuned sizes. Aland,. Square* and
Flat; and prop&e.to use none but the best iron in ita
manufacture, and- hope to turn - cat an iron that will
gtve entire satisfaction , to-our , Cleternele.` We shall
keep a &ripply of the anudlet sinus (Caller's Rails) al
ways on hand. _
- Ordens• directed to ATKINS&BROTIURR. at their
Pioneer Furnace,• PottarTle, orfo the proprietore at the
Mill, will itteetre prompt athentiOn.
ATRINS, LANIGAN & Co. •
Pottarille, March - 11,'64 n-..
INEGUOVE "Iron
PPTIOLOROVR, SCHUTT,. CO., PA-
,
J. 11.t.01-IRER, Niushinist &Engineer, ;R9451k
Pw)"lzrea:
JanuarY 30.
, .
Trio.l . 7alCß.B AND. - STA.C4I4.
' The subectiber iseparok to execute
orders for-the shove:articles, :t 1 1 1 9 . 1_,
patch; at the 'old. place of business, Coal
treet, below Norwegian., • 2.0 feet boil-
ers always . o 4 the 111111112- . facturer •
of
..
Coal sine.' .other Shovels, .... .. .. • -
.. .
Of ...tIM. best ;.materild-andf- workmanship.! :Repairs
promptly attended to: •liirpana for mining ventilation
always on hand. i- .;,• • ' JABEZ SPARKS.'-
• .Pettaville., Augnat•ST, -.59 ' - . 9,5-1 y , .
1 14 7 01ik8.
. ,
The silbscribeis are now- fully lure- ,„
pared to furnish. at. the. Ashland bon
Works," Stearn Engines and Pumps o Ti:•3!;_
any power and 25apadtv, for mining and i
other purposes, Coal Ilreakers of every ---
size and pattern now in use, together with castings and'
forging, of every description. :Coal-and DrifiCars of
all sizes and, patterns, large -Truck and. Horse Cars,—
all furnished , at the shortest -notice: :The imbscribera
flatter thenuelves that, Inasmuch 3.9 every member of.
the firm l a - .practical mechanic,they will'he able .to
furnish machinery that will Compare favorably with any
in the Region:- All orders directed - to T. & M GASNYIL,
Ashland. Schuylkill , Colanty; Will receive prompt
attention: • • •. • •• - • M., GARNER.
Ashland, July 9,.'64. ' • 25%
VOUNDRIC AND 'IIIACIIIINE 81113 P,
Steam Car Factory, arc:
' NOTICE.The buidness 'the late , •
firm of SNYDER Jo MILNES, will be ~ etri
confirmed by the snbscriber in all its rs
riona branches of Steam Engine btdid.
Mg. Iron Founder; and manufacturer of •
all-kin& of Machinerj, for Rolling Mills, Blast Furni
tes, Railroad Cars; ,tc. • He will also continue the
business of 'Mining • and Selling the oelebmted.Fine
Forest White . Aiih and'-Lewis and. Spohn Veins Red
Ash Coals, being sole proprietor of these Collieries
. .
January...2l, tSI
•
'nun- PALO ALTO IRON CO.'. aro
prepared.to furnish T RAILROAD IRON-at 'their
Mills' in Palo Alto, of various pattern:4
weighing from Ili to TO pounds per yard." Alf
Also;dilierent.sizes of fiat,. square anti
* round merchants' bar iron.
.Orders 'for rails or 'bar - iroti Are re- 4
spectrally solicited, and will meet' with-prompt atten-
tion if. Jett either .it the Rolling Mills, Oeonm BRIGIIT
J.; Co.'s-Hardware Store, Centre Street., or at their of
fice, torner Of . Market and Secoud Streets, Pottsville,
Pa: • - BENJ'N RAYWOOD,.. Pres•t:
Jan. 2, , fi4. • ' I-tf
O cOl4l, oPurgATowt do IrLINERS.
T
---Pioneer Boiler Workr:•.• • • '
• The,aubseriber respectfully invitmthe - - •
attention of the . buidue.sa community to 7
his Miller \Forks, on Railroad Street,
below thel'asetuiger Depot, Pottayille,
!there he is prepared:to mattufacturo
• BOILERS •OF EVIIItY DESCRIPTION..' ,•
Smoke. Stacks 7 Air Stacks, Blast Pipes; -Gasometers,'
Drift Cars, &c.. Boilers on hand. • . • .
Being a pmetleal mechanic, and having for years de;
voted himself entirely to this branch of the.business, he
flatters hirriself that.work :done at his establishment
will give satisfaction to all. who.may favor him Vitti.
call. • Individuals and Companies'will find it greatly to
their advantage - to czainine• his work before engaging
elsewhere.. ' ' • JOHN T. •NOBLE.
Norcralier 31,'•57 •• • . „ • •'47-tt • '
WAMIIINGTON IRON - WORKS,
Pottsvi
. .
THOMAS JAMES WREN respectfully invite the
attention of the business cAimniunity to their New Ma
chine Shop and Foundry erected between Coat and-Rail,
road streets, and fronting on Norwegian
street - where thay are prepared to exe ' 14" . ". 1.
cute all orders' for - machinery of Brass
and Iron. such . as Steam Engines: all 1 - " •4 --4 „"
kinds of Gearing for - Roiling - Mills, Grist
Mills,
and Saw , Single and Double Acting ruinps,.Coal.
Breakers, Drift- Cars, all kinds of. Railroad Castings,
such - as Chairs for Flat - and T Rail; Frogs:Switches,
,tv.;.; all kinds of. Cast and Wrought' Iron Shafting.
Beingl-practical mechanics, and having made the de
mands of the Dial Region their study for-years, also all
'kinds of Machinery in _their line of business, they flat
ter themselves that. work drine at their establishment
will give satisfactkin to all who may honor them with a
call. - All orders. thankfully received and promptly exe
cuted, on the most reasonable terms. • !
.TIIO74.TAS , WREN,
:Nay. •
itt osjci s,
_WIREELER & Co;,
•L'AL • • BM:MOM TO •
• ITIORMINI du JONES &
IRON AND: STEEL WAREHOUSE,
...Market Si taixteepith Philadn.•
'• 'Dave 'always On. hand and for sale
BEST ENGLISH . REFINED IRON'-Full assortment
of *".Bagnalls, and other favorite brands. BEST
AMERICAN BARS—ordinary sues, or rolled to order
. fdr. bridge purposes, PENNSYLN.e.HA BOIL.
.ER - PLATE—Proinlscuorta 'size's, - or • cue to required
BOILER RP/ETS.Dover brand, made ha solid
dies. BEST 'ENGLISH CAB - AXIII.S.-AmUtican and
EngIish.. ; FLUE:AND.SHEET" IRON—for Covering
sschutea, &c. JUNIATA, 'ENGIJSII Al) - N -NORWAY
SLIT RODS,: BOLT& • NDTS" and WASHERS—For
bridges, ears, and machtnervpurp_osegenerally. CAST;
SHEAR, MACIHNE and BLISTERS TEEL. Also, an
extra quallty'for • tap!! and' dies. -The above; together
with a foil assortment of Iron, Steel. -Nails and , Spikes,
to.which the - attention realers, ruilread.comnanlea;
citglucers,lninirs, loran 'it and machinists is invited.
Jan: 2S, '64 ' . . 4.1 y
xi W. BALD-Ei.IN dir, Co., Engineers,
-i.T.L • Broad and . liairilltok.streets,• Philadelphia, -Pa,
. Wmild call the- fittenb. Oft. of Railroad '•it - - '
Managers, and - those intereited in Rail- ..1„
- 1.......2
road Property, to thirle”.sfem of Loco- ',..,.:
~", , ,,, M tii
. motive Engines, in whi -theyare adapt- ...,
..1 ii .r
gra
ed to the particular busl
doss for which -..-..
they may be required ; V,the, use Of ..one, two; three or
four pair of driving wheels; and the use of the whole,
or so much of the weight as .niay be desirable for ad.
hesion i and in accommodating them to the : grad6s,
curves, Strength of superigniction,' . anCrail- and . .work
to be done.• - By these rueans•the maximum useful effect
of.the porief is secured -Ifijth the least expense for at.
tendance, cost of Nei, and repairs to Road' and Engine.
With these objects in view, and as the result of twenty
three years practical experience in the bdsiness by 'our
senior partner, We 'manufacture five different kinds of
Engines, and several classes of sizes of cacti - kind.—
Particular - attention paid to the strength of the ma
' chide in the, plan and workmanship of all - the details..
Ottr long experience and opportunities of obtaining in
formation, enables us • to:offer..these :engines with the
assurance that in officio:ley, , economy and durability;
they.will.coMparc fgtocably...with those of_any .6ther
kind in use. We also . furnish to order, wheels, axles,
bow ling,or low inhor tire ft° fit ciffes without boring,)
.coinposition castings for - bearingi • of :ervorY description
of Copper, Sheet Iron and-Boile.r Works i -add every ar
ticle appertininwto the
,repair or renewal of Loconio
tive-Engines.• •
.: - • M . .„ W. 13
-.A1,1)W111„. -- •
Jannsfy.23, 5 4. 1-tf* . 'MATPIIEWEAIRD.-- •
..
E.G.% BRUCE :& FREITON;
ARMY AND ;111r1 —. AGENTS,
. • .. •
. •
' . V ' - '
• ..{. . .
-..Wi.-" tit g to E. D. C.. 4. -
.OFFIPIAI A7I TTIB. W' 7 * •
Ee ,V t al.
No:/ LTAAN'S Ohio,
No
.-
PV13L . 151,1 TH E ARMY HERALD
Pension4l BOunty,
,Back
PEtiE Min RT; plicharOd-and Rer igned Oingrate Par,
• 'and_ all. other. ' • • .
. . . .
. . .
. The $lOO Bounty dne soldiers discharged for
, -
wonnds received in battle, collected WirlOCT PiLAY.
We pay especial attention to claims in which other at
torneya have FAILED, or, which hove been, SITSPEN,.
DEB, of whichlliere arc ens'of thonsands. We have
-already collected and paid over to. soldiers and their
heirs over $500.000, and are paying' thonsandelial
,ly. We secure Pensions for ien . dollars,' and collect
Bounty and Bart Pay for ten per 'cent., and no pay. un
til Arrru we have rucceedeit. .
. Tms AVIT lizimp is published monthly. mulls de
voted.tri the interests , of: the soldier and hisbeirs—to
whom it is'isvat.nstu.k. Write us and we will send yini
a copy free,•or, for viturry . . cases we will send you by
return-of mall a fine engraved tinted; likeness, (Album
sized of Lt. Gen. Grant:: and Tue Aeus Ilritat.o. for 071 A
year; To persons sending a club-of fehr, we will mend
as premium an' additional Likenesituid Tn s HrßAl.ry
for one year.- and for each additional subscriber and-ad
ditional Likeness to the getter up of the club, so thtiff
person sending us a Club of ten and $.3-, will be entitled.
receliechimaeff; seven , Likenesses'- and
.Tea Aave
'HtILALD for one year, and for any other number in, the
• Waihington.,• D. C. April ltt, 1864. •
We take pleasure. In saying that C. G. 'l3tnce. Esq.,
hits complied:with the act oleorigress authorfring cer;
tainTersems to act'as Army and Nary . Agents for the.
collection Of .warclaims 'agalnat the Govenament.;and
to recommend him to all persona that have claims they
wish Collected promptly... - .•
•
United. Stotts Seriatcp•ra —Benjamin -F. Nada, John
Sherman. • • . . •
Member , ' *few Ogre:44—R. R.Jonnton,
Wm. B. Allison. . ' • . .
31ar 29,'64
"1/•1 •' . 1
S SI AAI
COMMERCIAL, and
• , BUSINESS,
NOT. 14. .6sa • At 1117G1111101 9 , Apotfiecitry.
111 etnisval of Josresta.Ploorrifir Feed Store'.
if , —The - undersigned ban removed his . Flour And
Feed Store froth lionvcglan and Third- Si recta,, to
corner of -Market and jlli n : Streets, xvircie be will
keep on hand a chrth , e stock-of articles in his line, and
.1 finc.areortment of first Clair Groceries, . -
illy old friends:and' customeris are respectfully solid ,
teal contitme theft patronage, while Use general_ pub-.
lie will find hit . articies 1, N0..1. a n d are invited tir give
Mum.
~.• JOBEIVI D. JONES... •
,
rottorille, Awn 'X
YIpR I NIN9 BY BENJAMIN BANNAN, POtTSVILLE, SeIIUYLKILL 0011Nn t PqNSANANIA.,
GEORGE W..SICYDEit.
3-tf
JAMS WREN. 't
47.-tf
REFERENCES
WTVitiIAY':49,IOIN , O;i:OCTP:I3.F.M.:.-1,3-ijso.i.:
IIikSURANCE.
C}LRTSBIB29 . IDEEMITUAL
PRA: 1•Z
p:BE TisiSIIRMCD 06BitArk
OF PHIL 41)E111114.
. "
Assets of January - 1
ary - ,1864 :,
$2 1 4 571849- . 95•
Capital: .
A.cernect'flaiplitit
Invested
.
'Mica line far 1:864;
4)8,410:, •T $300,0109.
• :LOSS PAID 51N08.144e, • .•• •
PREPETTFAVAND TPZEPOBANT POLI
CEOS ON LEBE.RAL•TRIINS.
• DIREGTOWdS
CGAELES It: BANCEER, ISAAC LEA,
s A L IMIAGNKR, tD e it o r
l ATIV 32 . 3, DAL ,
JACOB - ft. ' ALFRED FITLEE '
GEO. W.GICHARDS, ' ERAS. W. LEWIS. M. 13 - ..
tiItvILRPIT tANIIIIKAB, President.
JAS. W..IWaLISTE.E. See. Pro ' . Tem; Pirea
The subscriber iligerit for the above rnentloned.ln
ititution, .and Is prepared', to make insurance on every
description of property, it the lowest rates.
1 • • HENRY C. RCSSEL, Agt.ll
Pottsville,'ldareh 19, , Ge; • —l2-tf
T l*ElePoo4.
X.!
LIFE INSURANCE coIkrPANT. .
Paid up Capital and Reserve Pend, $11,559,,525 00
Investments and Funds retained In the
_ United States, over . •
Premiums received in theUnited-Statea
from Nov; 30,.1301, to Nov. 30,.130'2,
Losses-paid in - the United States froth
1 Nov : 30, 1561,...t0 Nov. 30; 186; 404.436 11
TlitsWorrinany Asures• all ,descripliona.,Of,Froperty;
such as Dwellinbil,„ 'and contents i'StotehCniel and Mer
chandise, &e. Coal Breakers, Miners' Dwellings,. and
all structures In cehriection wittr . Coliliry operation;
Insured. . • -
rallr•Anntuil and Terpetual - mtee -of Insurance reason
able, and Losses.promptly paid. - ' •• '
I Insurance effected in the :anon' and other good•Cona=
ponies, by '' lIORA.CiaI P, SMITH,
General Insurance Broker.
Centro Street, Puttiville;
at l'ennsylranla
LIUE INSURANCE. • - . •
Jan. 24. 'B3
The. Girard Life Insurance, 'Aminlty4ind Mist COM
miny Cif Philadelphia. Office, NO. 408 - Chestnut street,
the' first door East of the Custom Douse.
,C,rIPITALS3OO,OOO-- I ..CII4MTItIi. PER.PETP..k.L.
Continue to make, insnrancamiliima on the ..intiet fa
vorable terms. • . • -•-
, • .
I The capital being paid np and invested,-together with
a large and constantly increasing; reserved fund,. offers
a perfect security to the iusured.
•I I The premiums may be-paid. yearly; half-yearly or
quarterly. • • . . • ;
.The company add a, nonce periodically to the
ranee for life. The Brit. biinus, appropriated in Decere
her, 1644, the Second bonus in December, 1610, end the
• thirdlionusin December, 18M, which additions make
average'of more than 60 per cent. •npon the - premi
neas laaa. ?without increasing the nnnualyremium,
. . .
F • r homas Itid g Way, John' .• Brown, .• •
Robert Peru - sall;. •' • • John - It, Latimer; • .
• _Thomas P. crameS, John..R, Slack,
• -Frederick Brown, ' John C.
-George Taber, •• • lsaac Barton, .
- .I!'reentrin, • Seth J.. CunlY,
I• ;. , .. • • Isaac. Shirr. • .
.1 Pamphlets; cmitain 11 a table of tin, a and explanation F, •
torni of apnlicrition and farther information can be had
at the ()nice: . • THCOSAS RlDGWAl';.Bresidefit. .
JAmrs,'Actimiy, • . • • •
CZ — The subsuriber ie agent for the above ,Company
In Schuylkill County, and will effect Insurancetii. and
give all necessary information on - the subject, • •
, June 25. 26. • • "
HARDWARE.
Stighter "Thonpson,..,
• • DEALERS, 1.. ti"., , • • .
1 , !LIARDiyAR,E,' CUTLEitIr; IRON,
TOOLS;
ponxisr. CRicrf - IqARN RT,: "Srgi OY 71LB
- • • Poi . TANTiI:/1 • E, •
I January 29, , 59 • •
'IIAI DWARE AND IRON DEP.OT. •
The 'subscriber, hiring- -now
goods at his new place-of
of
• .."'
MA with a new determination of furnish- -4, ,40 . 5",
ing all each gorslana the buSiness of 'the "'"
Coal Region may require, at their lowestniarket value.
solicits the inspection of the Public.. ahall be always
on hand. and have ou'hand a fall stock. of • • -. . ,
.• Bar Iron, • Chopping Axes,
.•.••• ••••
- Fine Iron; • . Coal Shovels,
.. -
;I Cast Steel,. - Trace:Chains, •. • • '
Slit Iron, ' Nails and Spikes,
• Rope. • . • . • - : Tackle Blocks,
-.
Bellows, •' • Anvils and Vioc; &C.: `If , • •
Vices;
and troll Depot,. •STRRICT, three doort
'alkwi'Market, east - side. PRANK .I'OTT.
July 15, .54 • • • • tt
. . .
PURI'S"; & N
SO, • ;:: • .
Scrap Iron and Metal Merchants,
11L4C F., AND FOUNDRY FUR
NISRERS, N. E. Corner of SOUTH
and PENN, end No.ll SOUTH Streets,
Ingot Copper,- Babbitt Metal, Foundry Facings
ingot Braes, Red, Bismuth. •
Yel., Solders," - -.. Vises, • -
Pig Tin, , Bar Iron,• Files, Are.,
, Bar Tin, She,et Iron, Old ,Itietals,
;Pig Lend, • Sheet Zinc, : Old Copper,
;Bar Lend, • Steel, . -Old Brass. - •
; Borax, Old Lead, &e., ke
;Antimony, . Crucibles, . , -
ZS' New and Second-hand Machinists , and 'Riad
lemith.s..Tooli,.ind Steam Engines, bought., and
iv- Articles of every description in use .11y Machin
- 1 , isle arid Foundrymen, furnished to. order.. • •
Crish paid 'forScittp . l.ron, Old 'Rails, and all kirids o
Metals. . ••••,-- •
,• •••, • (Felt T.
11.111t.ISITRASI .
SIOR.TREINT Or. SILVER WARE:.
• -Stich us oyster, tOrcens, butter dishes,. cake.baskets.
castors, fruit dilkes, Mugs, Ac. Also, n well selected
stock of sllyrr knives, 'farks, spoons. cake knives, pie
kiiiieN.ladlei, napkin rings, and every article ' of table.
cutlery—for saki. eke:111,1)y . • „„..• Ft.„ C.. taREEN; .
Watchmaker and Jeweler . Centre Street,..F.'ntlyfillo-
Denember 12, 13 :'•-, . • : ' •• . tA- -. •
. , .
• - • • -
•
•• ' •
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN -
TOB
AND CIGARS,
Centre OgriDos!in. the Tevirnll;
• POTTSVILLE, PA. - . • .
Feb. 61, '6l.
114 !NEWS , - SUPPL 111111....The.anittaciiber
tat is Agent for the sale of • the Boston Gum. Pelting
Factory, and furnishes superior Belts at Factoryprices, -
all sizes, - kinds.and lengttus Belts of grater thickness
than thoee kept on, band made to. order, at the 'ithdrteat
notice, as his ordem Tor Colliery porpoise's tows the pre
ference. at the 'Mill. - • AlloSteam Pathing of every de-.
etriphon, Blasting:Paper by the single, or ten rattail,
or by the ton, at VnanuNtinrent* - prices. • • ' -
SAFETY. LAMPS: of the most approved Patterns,
wunie of Inspected 'Government Wire, by the single doz
en, or hundred. Wire !atlases, Wire by the roll•or yard
always for sale by : . ,• - . -BANNA.N.
O TOBACCONIST*. : - • .. .
Klif-NN-NO-NEAW INDIAN IfOKING TOBAC.
-CO,•lierianted equal ttanytklng :la' the 'market. For
sale,by. .W. 13.1tOYKR: •
jan.' 11. 'BC • Ageht fortotteville.
.
LE II MALIERS, . .
- • - -
• ,
_ •- -."..
amtiniaiinstrdmifits:TioprksiriC)is,
viol String!: titiltai end Banjotrlngis "contstantly
on 1134. - ' - t' ' . cJaII110:14.-5
. .
. . _
• ..13ACQA1 /11443916.14 X L.. • • -
friceeasseir IW.ilitsfulgler 71 - 0,
• 1eV011r14.23211V,:tf
.Pmenvtpn ,
Dealer Milne acid - and RifineWA 13old
JRWEELItitf solki t3I - LVER:WARR,' Old the iii
Of 811VER.TIATED WARR. Ctawdaritly oh , tns% a
large amortmeitt bf.thetibove goodvatloiseprieel.
Watches and Fine Clocks Raritswo . byaldilhal work
men • 'also. Jewelry repairing..F.ngraying, and sill kinds
_of .Hair Work to order, at abort notice.. , ~ •
Ihr'Don'hfotet the OLD S*API - D, 6223farket
; • (Sept: 24.
• 8400,000
..„ 971,000
:.;;,1,088,988
ce all purchased when- Gold man at a
iovver piemium than at present, I am enabled to
diipose of, them at very resaonable. prices, and.l would
therefor - L.Bolldt it call from my friends of Schnylidil
County and vidnity.
' fir.ltemernber the-Name, Ntimber, and Street ;
• JOIIN FAREIIIN; • '.'.*
' • 7.18, Arch Itlt.rtihove 7th, South Side,
pr. I have no Partner, nor connection with any. oth:.
er Store In Philadelphia V • •
Sept. n,
TRIMMINGS, Whojemilp-. and ltlsmail.
•'• • •
BIT:NOKE & BEOT?EtER,
•
-No.. 804 ARCH STREET.,
PIIILADELPIIIA .
A assortment of Ladies. then and Cloak.Trim=
'Ming', Bugle Gimps, Shawl ' etc.;_lmporters
of real .BERLIN- ZEPHYRS; 'Embroideries, Saxony
Time, Knit Go o ds, Fanertiloods, etc., at the LOWEST
. ISept. 10. 164.—51-3 m
LOOO,OOO oo
63M46 %
fie: a. =Boni. ; ; • rune
•r Qwu o. AUDINRIED ?
BERGER' ::AITDENRIED • ea — FRY,
. •-.
WHOLESALE DEALERS •L'i • f'
•
Fish, •CheeSej :Heats, and,Priovis
. •,• tons.
• .
At' Now. &13-Month Water below
, Market,
CLatelyocenpled : l?y . H. A. Palmer Co.;) • • -
. • ••• • • pATIA D,ELPE(IA.
The underslgnedrespectfUlly informs his friends:and
former customers that he has made an engagement With
the above house, and hopes to receive a continuance of
their favors, knowing that he will be able to .render
them general satisfaction, In - regard to assortment,
quality ; and prices. ; , . JACOB WERNERT.
July 2, '64. • • -
71.u1i.s.EL • pi. .m.A#ou.E#,- •
• • • • • • , • *-
Mk. Cablfiet Ware. Rooms and Manufietory,
. .
• POLITE SECOtI3: STR,E*±%
• . • . • Philitdelphip.'
N: 8.. - -PereOns going to the City will And tt t.t their
advantage to rall end examina the ktoek.- • D. M. K. •
'6'.! • . • ; 1941 •
••
•
.
J OS. E. MIAIIISHAL.I4 • •
• . .•
. • • . - • . •
••-. Spit' AND•CiteCER,..
404 South Deltt:stareAvenue,
CT.' Rope or Oakuni, Tar, rite Paints,
.Paint"Olts and Rack Varnish, furniihed to gttan-
Litton at I.l;e•tonrest rates:• . •' ••• r
• Pkiladelptita,'4ugnit 1, 1863, ' • • -
:~I~USSELL, •
No. 22 Noith Stith ,Sireet, PhilnOciphin,
. Would Invite otteution to id, well-selected eriock'of
FINE. AirthiticAN..-
O.T.D WA2'II:IILES,
DIAMOND ANI).GOLD JEWELRY, SILVER
. .
surrAlita . .FpiticOLIDAY ,ptt*ENTs.
• DOeinber 12....63 . .. •
Foirepwwmwt. Ivr'lwwil
. .
Lu . niber &Marrufacturing Co,
Rave on hand at their extensive establishment,- on
Railroad Street, a great quantity of luMber of every kind
and description, which they can supply to .operatont,
Carpenters and. Builders; at lower rates thin It can be
bought elsewhere., They tire also ready to supply,
through the nieana of their extensive husidess apd 'la
bor saving machines'mannfactured articles in their lino
at a 'wring of 25 per cent. on former coat. • ' - -
Their large workshiOrtfat-e been in successful opera:.
Hon for the past year, taming out Vast quantities of
Diioris • : . Window Franzen,'
•llanh, .' Panel Work, • . • •
dtionldisige,' • • • Bed-posts, .
• - Blinds, ' . Baulatera t •
Arid all kinds; of- Framed, Paneled 'and Turned Work;
which they have constantly onhadd, They ire ready
to execute orders at the Shortest notice, -for any quanti
ty or quality of sawed or mannfactured stuff. .
Dry and green • Trerrilock of all kinds, for building
:purposes. Oak, Maple. Poplar, cbalr,.plank and scant
ling boards; Cherry, Walnut Mahogany, &c.,. for cabi
net work: White and Yellow Pine boards for flooring,
rawer made to order; White Pine plank, 3, 24, 2, 1.35,
14, %, and,X inch panel, always ready.: also; plank,
beams, rails, scantling, : posts, shingles, lath,. ceiling
lath, pallings, &c., &c. . • - • ' • •
tarßills of sawed stuff antreterything in their line
cm hand or to order, at the shortest - notice.
Pottaville,'March TO, .rat . . , 10-
WIIIEUR &WILSON'S
Sio • se , mils ta: AB-Ipp..a. s.
LOCK STITC H
SOW .111 - g a6h1114 :
..171.,e,e7t,ectipest. and Best. • •
"1 .
OVER '150,00e OF THESE WkLEASTABUSNEC
SEWING•MACIONES HAVE BEEN SOUL • • '
. -
•
it"4 5 D . , i9 3 . ll .umPlAz4.abljo . A* 1 4 , 4 0 ,0 10 . .
.'AOESTS. WANT 6 .•,. 1 '
•'::.._''WEER :WILS ON
24314413 • ' ON
: • • • • • - • Seurina-Maohince
:704 • Cheititut Street, Phllidelphis
•. - . . • . •
May 14 + 414.
A. P. 11017161E;i1tarkei St., ttliare
next door to English' Lutheran Chnreh, Agent for Potts
cille who will furnish Machines at Philadelphia prices.
cal and examine. • •-• • •
(greengrocer's
reengrfocer's Stork,
. ',KEPT .„
Markerafi;leP-hrind Eide next dogr
• • Flour and• Feed Store: .
.7tlrs.:Frrist pnrpmea to ke'sp on Mind:variety
VEGETABLES. - ..FLOWERS; FISH,. &e.: 'She feels
grateful to her friends for their former .patronagn, and
hopes thatril, paay!weontirmed, by giving her art.e.arly
. (April 9, ,64.-,-11V
CHEAP; GOOD ROOPItiC;
ABOUT TEE 'PRICE OF . . Till'
WARREN`B CIENLIINE PF,BBLEIIOOFING le VOW
ask more.than any other 'hind. ft is both Fin and
Wetter Proof, and. will Outlast two tin mobs, while it
costs Only, about hallthe price of tin. Thls roofing is
,put on.'by the subseribers,..at short notice. •
• BANNAN S DeFEEHN, Pottsville.
It
cannot be Ont. on roofs pitching over 3 Inches to
the foot:. 'ltem be put on Gat, if necessary.
. •
XCELP.I?ftr.n.A.IIOI9
Pickled salmon. . •
Bo ' k ga n pe l ag e ttms,
.."I! , netPegieT(loll=
„ . .
-'For sale by; . . BEATTY
September 14, .63 . ,
ATl 4 .ltriTltllN, LADIII3BI ; .
. . • ~ •. • •
AII
the -newest styles of; Fang Combs, Steel and Jet
Jenne Pearl and -Fancy Head' Dresses, Silk- - Fans,
Paraeolaand Sun Umbrellas, , st fermi the most mutts.
faetory. - at.tl. DIXON'S ?WIC, Grfods Store, 21 South
BIGHTB at.. Philadelphia.'.• • : - •
rrreerock .Peaithers . boe,* made Into Pane
itr_Ply Brushes.. . - (March .54-10.9 m.
.
:WAXES IBELartfiffA.
last iceieiveci, a supply of ten atei J.welee;4tich 4-ply
!tubber Belling, ingemer with the smaller 'sizes, all of
which' will' be sold at ' manufacttirere, prices. '
Gum Peen*, Manhole EWA AM., 'lc: For sale b
'July 9 . '; ' • B .
lAY: FOR liACE.:—Drhetriale Denier
. 16,g41ed Thriottry, cloirei and Meadow Hay, sad
Straw. • = : • EDWARD - B. PEALS.
o. Ammo. Batt/Mill Ravin. Pa. itegideace
two miles Wm* Schnekill
APrit t. 14. • 14-ef
- GtOr.p..WAITIA.I3B :••• • :..•
• Mari Cif tutor 00d "Witelluie4- Ghat::
lain G7uine , Ben e; &C. -- '
Watchmaker and 4el'elei,.Centrs axed, Pottnifig.
o_unii ER ANK'S - irk sulfablikof SoknerNitist
•••.A,secetred and for bx ifANNAN.
"rntie - isitiontoir;motrav aliht:Ots,
reeled, direct item U . ` /3Pl4atd IY11"1.1914119.1°!
salefor medicoarrreols, trr
"I', AptitheciO•
PHEADELPHIA.
irApter FMCS!
' JOHN,I I B'.
ilitd,jiliettib I IP.
litAilgtind'lVELt i •
< .
)10.'.718 &WEL
tbore. Seventh ': PRILADELPHLC
I luwe. now in store; of .my.:Own
liPaaliaan and Manufacture, one or
\ LARGEST and most. BEAUTl
'iteelinne of
FTIRS,
:BREWS WEAR, in the Miry:—
of Gent's Far Gloyee and
.PIIILADELPIIIA
The Schuylkill .County
HIGHEST PREMIUM
~. . ~~:.
rierolcoralolea Cl923.clitiozi of theo Elasiitactrocrestict. I%fcin.c3.eizacirtitplipikif*lsiln
:ON :THE CHICAGO'
Wijati hoist the white' ilagwhori oiu triumph is
•
nigh? , •
Whit!' crouch before Treason Fredilom a
. .
What l spike all our &rinialvhen,th6 foe is at hay
And the.raga his. lack banner dropping away?
Tear do*n the ptrotig name that our nation :11a13
And strike . her bravo bird from iris :home in' the
- - - -
Ho - 8 a coward who shrinks from 'the lift. .of the
.sword •, ' ' - .. ... _
.. . .
. .
..I.le'a a traitor'scholnocin at tho - eacrifico'ponrod
Nameless and hob:telt:as the dopm that. sho,uld
blast
.The knave 'who Stands idlp.till peril ispast; • •
Biit hewho submits when, the.thundcrs have burst
And victory davims, is of cowards the worst! • .
, .
Is the old spirit dead Aro we broken and weak,•
That cravens So shamelessly lift the white cheek
To court the swift insult, ner Link at the blow,
The tools of the Treason and friends of the foe!
See! Anarchy.smilos st_the.Peace which they ask,
And the eves of Disunion Hash. out thrungh the
Caro thanks, ye bravo bOys,. - who by Palo and by
. .
crag
Bear onward; unfaltering, our noble old flag!
Strong arms of. the .Union, heroes living and dead;-
For the blood afyOurValeari:i nseleisly shed ! .
No Soldier's green laurel is promised you hers,
But the white rag of ."sympathy" softly. shall
_cheer! ' .
And you, - ye war martyrs! Whe.preach.' from :our
graves
How.captives are nursed by the masters of slaves,
.Or, living, still:li!iger iu.shadoWs of Death,-- -
Puff out the starved muscle, recall the faint breath,i
And shout, till those cowarthi rejoice at the cry
."By the •hands of ths.Union we fought fug we
By the Geri of our Fathers I this shame .wemnst
share, • - •. • - ' • •
But it grows too debasing for freemen • to boar,
And Washington; Jackson, will turn Moir graves
When the Union 'shill rest on two races of slaves,
Or, spurning the bound it of. yoro,. .
And sunderod, exist as a nation lno - inore I.'.
THE WORRINGhEN TO GEL MCCLELLIL
.
Letter of tins 'New • York Werkingsnen , s
: • Democratic Republican Association..-
. .
'llairA t oini ; Monday, Sept. 12,1864.'
Ma'.-Gen. Grieuiria B. lilcOLELL...tx. •
distinguished-, position.-which
you.now hold.in.the „presence of -the .Arneri;•
can people, as the nominee- of:.a convention:
held in obedience to the Usages-of a . power•-
• fa' party, and. looking, fOrWard:to the - possi 7
bility of your election Sai 1110 . ..execlitive rep
reientative . of a mighty. nation. of. freemen;
linpels us to address you, as we have already
done.to the President of the United.Statek a
• brief exposition of some of the views•which
have' induced' the founders of Working
-teen's, Democratic Republican • Association
4 to organize . for effective action in iho.great
: cause . of political, .• industrial.social .re-
• There are moments :in the • livm l of men.
-which form the crisis-of their character and
their fate. There'are hours and days in the
.life of nationswhich forinihe. crisis of their
destiny. Decision's : thus- . made. may- carry
• them safely past their danger, or hasten them
on totheir ruin and their overthrow.*. .the
experience of individuals and • of societies,
thereare Which,dnee Imaged,
can never, be recrossed; and it Is sometimes
.a question with us. whether .our - once: pros
perdu§ and happy nation -has ;'not already
-passed l,hat.equatorialline• of its -moral- his
tory; which, .unnoticed -and unobserved by
the navigators,--has' served toSeptirato us from
the higher and better parallels of patriotism,i
reason, and exalted- freedom.. - ;We trust that
, this point of our history has not nlreadylmien
passed, but that we may yet hope, for thdtri
umph of . thoie.• lofty •prineiples. -of political
virtue which have so long been our,. boast.
•. The glory of our institutions -has - ever been,
. that all questiOns• of publid. policy:could
referred to . the people, whose decision, dim-.
stitutionally • expresSed at : the -
should be the ultimate verdict Of this •grand
court of appeal ; Until these -questions could
have a to-hearing and. a• further decision at
the period named id the,. organic ThiS•
glory has been dimMed,--this practice, under
„Which the nation has advanced from the con
dition of a few detached,colOnies to the mag
nificent and colossal:grandeur of thirty-'foot;-
States, spanning s_ continent in-.its territorial
• greatness, has beeir'ssuddenlY*and violently
interrupted. • The appeal has been made from
. the ballet-hex and the forum_ the bullet and
the battle-field. • ' • .' •, • - .
This appeal, to the bloody arbitration of
war must be met by: the lovers of our free
institutions as freemen only can meet it. To
surrender the character, honor and glory of
our inheritance to the violent attempt -of
traitors; without - an effort at resistance,'would
be no less base and infamous than the treason
itself. If the possible. foundation of rt free
Democratic Government of the people were
deemed worthy of the blood and• treasure of
our fathers,- far more worthy of our sacrifice
ist theperpetuity . of these institutions, ren
dered sacred'by eighty years of progress and
of ppeace
The day swiftly approaches when the mil
lions of the loyal States who have remained
true to the Constitution shall be called to de
cide upon the fundamental ideas of their fu
ture policy. ' On 'one hand . a large body of
the people declare in favor of such .a proaecu-
Lion of the n-hr - destroy the military
power of,'the rebel leaders and vindicate the
grand • Idea of national unity,. by enforcing
the laws and compelling the, -insurgents to
submit in peace to the acljudictition of all
questions at issue before the tribunal of the
nation's judgment - and its constitutional ex-
On ,the other hand there is arrayed a large
body, of men who demand that, the: .govern
Pent aba recede:fin:a , itsright ter defend it
self, that it shall - recall its ,forces -from - the
field.- surrender the territorx it bas oe:envied.
recall its fleets from the harbors or revolted
cities, and; haviugthus vacated all that has
'gibined under such great diffleubi*tliat 7 lo
shall proceed to" Itggotiate_with the rept`piep4
tatiire won "of .the'rebeAkin, "as,thii i neogolz,e/
autbOtidei of. MxiodepeodusLeonfedattep
Alto txpoiel-au Ultimate_ reemkstruotionpf ‘ tho
1-413hhtbilih65ftrumilnfraktionineb:nfibtiUl
CHICAGO PLUMY IGLITSTWED.
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-T
. „ .
Spirit and police into the declarations.eof the
Convcrition which has named,you for its re- -
presentative as to secure the adoption of the
following;. . -
Resolved,- That, this 'convention '-does..ex
plicitly declare, as the Ouse of the. American
people, that, .after four :3Tcars . of failure to re=
store the Union by the; experiment of war,
during which; under the.pretense of a' mill
tarinecessitv of a wan . . power. higher than'
the . Constitution, the 'o.oastitinien itself has
been disregarded in .evlety- part,.and public
liberty and
. private right alike trodden down;
and the material prosperity of the . country
essentially- impaired, juitice, humanity, liber
ty and the public welt* demand that imtne
diate efforts be made fix.. a';eassestioit of hostilities,
With view to an ultimate Convention of all
:the States, or other peapeahle means, to the
end that at the, earliest; practicable moment
peace may be-restored 'on • the basis of the
Federal Union of the States.. , • • .
. . . .
The central, ' idea of the:. platforth • of prin
ciples thus anntiunced: , . is contained in the
proposition for .". a cessation of hostilities,"
which in*olves the .evaOtion of all' the-States
and territories now recciyered from the con
trolof the .rebel authotity,. mid the attempt'
at negotion•With the • leaders; 'The clicum
stances Of the - conflict give rise to the-ques
tion,. Would a cessation of hostilities on the
part of the- Federal EkoVemnient - be right ?
and this question immediately gave rise to
another. -.- • What is the cause bf the war ?
Let if/lA-question be fairly answered, and the
Whole case may be easily decided..:. • " -
• We propose • to vio*he: question from a
practical - and -cotimion.7 sense standpoint as
workingmen, uninfluenced by the peculiar,
ideas or teachings of any class of leaders.
The interests of *Workingmen; •as "a claas,.nre
at stake in this conflict, and we Shall appeal
to "a few of the leading, exponents of South 7
ern ideas and interests. in :order to define our
position. -.We-hold that the present war. is a
war of centraliiation and aristocracy against
the rights and interestiV the masses:. It is
a war of capital agaixiat labor, pa the form:of
land and slaves, -
,againit, labor d freemen.
That this is the. truth 'we illus 'to by •quo
la
ting• a writer-in •De Pore's I?,e • , which was
the philosophical teacher of Southern econo
my; and the ;advocate 'of Southern • interests
tintl institutions. ' That Writer uses the fol
lowing language: % '
. "Our ,first proposition is, that land inonoP
' ply, (or to express 'oursideas.morn.coniprehen.
sively and accurately),' that the power exer
cised by capitalnyer: labor, begets and sus
tains civilization: • - • • . -
BAYAIci) '', , Lawn. 0
" Our second :. That property hturaci labor
(which is property in man) is , the only property.
Our third: That the white race. is. the true and
best slave' race. * • * * * *
"To say the'white race is 'not the true and
best slave race is to Contradict all history,
and in effect to assert that there is:e - somsit
parlor race; for the race that is most social,
tame, domestic, Skilltul, educatable; and' most
readily submits to government in all its usual
forms, is certainly the hignest race. Ninef
tenths of government is stately, even in
called free 'societies. Married Nomen, chit;
dren, sailors, Wardii,.appleritibes, .we., are not
governed by law, but by the will ,of superiors
--;their persons are enslaved."; .....
The writerlere not• only justifies the-slav
ery of the black man, but- enters into a la
bored argument to prove that the ail te.nice is
the true and best' slave rain. ' doctrines
were not uttered by an irresponsible or ob
scure author, but were published in the lead
ing economical, and commercial .magazino of
the South', and their` - whole teachings' were
frequently reiterated and, enforced. by other.
contributors. They may, therefore, be re
garded as a fair expression of the philosoph
ical system of the _leaders of the Rebellion.
Another writer in the-same Work speaks, as
follows : - "- " • • •
. .
.
.`The real civilization of it court pi , in its
aristaeracy. The masses are , moulded into
so:diem and:artiSane-hy intellect, just as mat
ter and the elements of nature are .Made, into
telegraphs and ..steam'..etiginw. •The poor,
Who labor all day, arc too tired at - mghtlo
'study:- beoks.'lititi- - .Vake, - ,theM learned
they soon forget_ rill that is n ecessary in the
common transactions of To make an
aristocratin the. future, .. we must 'sacrifice a
thousand paupers; Yet . '-would by all
Means . tnake• them—make them permanent;
too,. by - of .entail and
.primogenitnre.—;
The right to govern residiA 'a vety small
minority ;.• the deity. to - obey le inherent in the
great masses of mankind: : All. governMent
begins with usurpation, and is continued-by
force: .There•is nothing-to which: the South
entertains so.great a diehke - as Universal suf.:
frage: Wherever foreigruiti settle together ,
in large: iiumbers, - there :.tniiVersel - .suffrage
will exist:" . • .
_
This part of the system follows legitimately
upon the other. Hence, if the white
.race he
the best and truest slaverac% and aristocracy
the only true index of - civilization; it, must fol
low that aristocracy may subdue the white
roan to slavery. This_ will first be done by
laws of "entail and primogeniture,r the very
forms of Old World aristoenicy which mil:.
lions of foreigners seek to, avoid •under the
.free, institutions of our American *Union.—
Will the derdbcratic workingmen of the coun
try, so many of whom ilaVO . come here
to escape from the 'oppression of thb Old
i
World nstitutions, vote for a-riany that will
directly or indirectly transplant ,and:-erect
these same institutions on the ruins of_-poph
far liberty ? . :; .
The language quoted correliporida wita - that
of John O. Calhoun, who, said:.
" That we are essentially aristocratic lean=
not deny; but we can, and do,- yield much to
democracy, This:is our sectional'policy; we
Ara from necessity thrblyiCupon amisoletunly
wedded to that partYybitiWever it, may - o= 7 ,
siormlly clash withiour failings; , for:this coil=
stunmation:.of jt. c,.t_hrimSgh
that; ,ptity; ;the . - ,Xtdille
and. Wesfirn
Shrouglvaafisibin*iiicalliimqialt
Xiat:liir*lf 14 44a 1 .4)1t4Y1 W. 1 4,04.:0401(
Ifirpw aui. tl:rle..
Shall thbn , reiote '164 ettlf,c isa
' 1
cl,9*
inaPV°P44lo 4 s s4ll “ l , 44 , 13 17# 42 5 ;
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• ANNALvek
TAGAME-J
itoxie iiociiiiififiteiiiraiiiimiliiiiviteit
.to etimiate ',JOB ini&SIDUJIMMING ItaTerevalh
ireriptionat the'ailk:e ettevailialve . *tette
nem it am bix4Rnita.kr4- .. . . ; yakei."
c°!'-' 47, Et'n-e` , ----“,--,,:,-;'. '3. ':i-: ~....4:1
noiltsi._
_ , Plorikt — iisol.si,.liiiik ;', %;,-
Rama IBMs; -.
_^Pfailiale'
Ardeles of Apmenarat, irlakii IgillrritacT
• WM iffestilbe,: ... . 1, , _:: :< 1 ; 0 0./C-1 1 / 1 01WariONPli
. ... , ---, .
At the very shortest palm.' Vat- lipxk c ease'
ttri t
is more extensive thah. th at CC .oflice in that
section of the State. end yfh.ketTO em P r " ed II
preadi for Jobbing.,: ;Llidoz ' p rinter otmill
we Win guasumnoour*Ork. :be me neat as any that
am be tweed out in Weill& I IItINVEW /X MP
:1710 - done stlfiethoetedissuee
j .
If**
BOoks bound In evetl variety
4st - every deacriptionosumudbotnmkbonowtspl: •b
' iler ' I A
-411( 1 414 / 1 1 . 4 * ;. it'Ytt'oSlT I,q V^;
NO. 40.
. .
ago ' and the present actms are not reitponal
ble for their views_ But' this obj4tiqn 1, In
vand, because the Whole course"ceteMoning,
politics; and, even religious -teaching. have
been forced by the leaden, intq this channel
for many years. If. is the Southern idea-by
which we mean the idea Of those few mailer -
spirits who, in obedience to their own 010 . 426
that a minority should rule, ,- haVe obtained
such complete , mastery, over. the :people.—
The Southern idea of an sristocracyand an
oligarchy is now in conflict with the northetn
idea of demortratie ,institutions"arid poputer
rights. To illiistrate this .fact bYtheitesti
mony of n recent withesti,titatorie, Y4%0311%
be said to speak almost, tiy authority, we .ask
you to consider the following 'fleeliiiations„
contained hi - tin article publinhed-' 'the
Southern Literary Messenger; a leading literary
magazine,- ssued in_ Richmond, - and bearins
date January, ISM.. The writer, in an arti
cle entitled "Thetheat`llanger of the Con
federacy," reirbirks ns WOW'S : • -
• 'That benign institution otslaveryi 'which
it is now the pride mid glory of the South:to
ascribe. to the conception of Divinity, and
which this war 'has proven to be, tiekt"tii the
'devoted patriotism and - undaunted resbintkin
of her sons, the great element of power in
the Confederacy, will :'prove,,, in preventing
too heavy an, influx from foreign shiaies of
that class of populaticin deiroted to Mental
pursuits, another bulwark • against' !the' en
crottehment of those tendencies tolDemoir
racy which have been the ,Pandora'a bns.,pf
'dismtegmtion and ruin to all republics"
. In this passage we have a singidarlyterti;
prehensive slimming tip of-the whole contra
versyrtogether with the assurance that
.the
South is, to be_ practically . , cloned, tie, ; far, as
pOiSible, against `the introdUction of fot
i elgti
ers. Is t'net an'ftiogant asinimptiditliat bo
vast a territory as theite leaders craimi•aketutt
ing to one million and a half nquere
fifty times as large as Ireland, and four times
as large as the whole of France 410 Oertitany,
united-:- - -Shoilld be closed to theivoiting . men
of the world, who would'delve in its mines,
bridge its river% and architemountain peaks
nith the'boldness and creative-genius of their
Ifibor ? 'Yet, 'sayC thisi*ritet •
" Let ns'seek at' once 'to eradicate every
vestige of radical democracy,: every feature
tending to make.ours a:popular government,
makingit subject.only to the intelligent and
virtuous,, and those Who'aretinterested in its
successful atlnthiintriitien:"
What,.,we may ask.eur ndOpted fellow-citi
zens,' is to be the policy of these leaders to
wards these foreignerwwho may, possibly find
a home in the Confederacy.? Let this author,'
•whoseinkis scarcely dry, answer the ques
tion :
' "No foreigner who comes among - tis after
tile strugglers over= should : - ever 'enjoy...the
.elective franchise. If yre,eannut ,eiteck 'the
spres4 over our territoryiqf that spawn offs
norance and' crime wiucli flowsio endless
stie from tife orisons and 'tens of'corruptlim
in the marts Ctf EuroPe, , we'ean at least shut
:outits cankering effects fmm thevltals °tour
body politic." • • . _ ,
buIIrc ( 1 8 0 %7 1 4 11 WV en w °
havOinded oli,pur 131 M to see . e pilyi-
Vges add blessingiotdeitoeratinieretfireeet,
bloully..vote,fota, party which, s them in
adi.ince that they are - to.be de the immu
nities df cillienShiP,' aVennes
prokress 'are to tie - shut against. them ! _:'•
use the ,emphatie •:deelaratiott:Of the
.same writer, ixt,ffstngle sentences - we hold ,it
to be tine, tolgu,s, Lrna
Shorn is •tio'W' immidEti zusiern- /mu's
oco WITII A IZADICAL meticcittor.r.,
. ,
We accept de:tissue xelactantly, and,with
heavy hearts that we4ntlitt; but for the sake
of freedom, for lamanity,. , and foi the wOrld,
and we declare that our nation-. is now en
gaged. in , : a death Nisuggle of deMoemey
againstruistocracy and despotism. ' We' shall
stand by the Govermiteut, and brthe Union,
and shall willingly see alhtheir enemies over
thrown, whether. foreign.
,or,domestic,,end they he 'I4E-mtgetnery ponstitutiorui
or peculiar institutions.-.
We have' little - faith. in i lito - detnikratie
party of the politicians," bta'.4ve: have , an
abiding faith in "tbe. democre,tic pariy of, the
peof.t:...": Permit us to Call your' atterdion to
t he resolutions appended lierete, 'whidi have
been acted on by our Executive Committee,,
and also to the-publications of our Associa
tiowlierewitb sttbnlit*4 - :;
Not to prolongthis letter brany
,allusion
to other topiott of interest and appOrtance,
we begin submit : to
,yon'ieveraT qneistions,
.an answer to which will remove •the
_doubts
still remaining in ,;the - bands, of many as to
your views.:
1. It you are 'eteeted' riesident you
cousidir yburself tti .be -Me Pmrident of the
American . Union:in tertitotial extent as it
' existed before the first ordimutce of secession?
2. Will you,, as president of the United
State's, adopt the most vigorous measures
against foreign and des:nestle erten:ties?
3. Should you be elected President, and
thy State .
,ft of Now York
,and-..Phiy,dthontd.
thereuponthere secede from the, piton by,; the"
of a portion of their eitlimik will, yott detin
them to be public - enemies, and - prticeed
against them with all the -mamma at lour
command?. , 1 •• • -•1
4. Do,yoa consider ihnAnerkeitl,;:. . a
polititxii orgiaatton 'any
~tone or
inure of the Stater:omeg , retoire:te:pleastiret
, Wkli you, as Ptesident, , takorinunediats
.stepa for ‘cesiation,,oft Ito4ll4 j fik" bx a
general suspension of all tal4arit ; operafioas
againit the traiforil ' ' •
And lastly, Mr.; Davis haibigdeciaredover
Abe official sigtusturo:,of Mr.; Benjamin, his
Bper4.4rxpf,Stat i c;(, Oat " bad , gabled
ty to - receive proposals fornegotiation exiset,t*
by 'virtn6 of bitkOTifsPresident Oran in,
•ilepetsdent'Confederacy( tutd's:m baobs
alone P., 111 8t prolmalS'be finde:to:lol64.v*c-i:'
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