Moutttai. ..--P-OTTSVILLE; PA. icivf tb:" •No irEmirgx,_ 196 4x . THE . XTTITCDE OF RELIGIOFS DENORINA. . ~ In this War nothing has been more striking 1.,r marked than the positive position taken by the Christian denominations of the country. The Protestants in theiv convention have ir ) s .mlopted earnest, eloquent reSoluti s, pledg- - i'ag support to the Government i efforts to crush Rebellion, while they hav strength.: cued the hands, of the President by expressing, ..empathy for hhn and approval of hii policy, This has done much to sustain-lIIM under the weight of his multitudinous cares and te.pori- Fibilities. - '• - • While the Prote.stants as denominations, are thus cast the weight of• their influence. Its, the scale on the' side of law and Order, oath and . justice,' mOtality and human rights, seems a mystery why the Catholic Church of this country should have been divided, as it most certainly has been, on this question., An examination into the matter, shows sin .g-ularly enough, that while the mass of the int'elligence and patriotism of the Catholic Church in the West, supported the Govern ment at the late electiotl; the Eastern pot , : tiuri of • the Church, here jri Schuylkill, in York, and in fact, throughout ,the en tire-New England and Middle States, voted o!idly against the Government. .N ., !‘); if there were anything in the ordi u onles, the inculcations, or the traditions of : t lxi Catholic Church - Universal, that required, t'dat denoniination to be of one mind in poi with' the keepers and frequenters of haunts of Viet: and infamy, and with barter ers in human liesh, we could understand though we could not approve'or justify it.-- Eut-the fact is ernithatieally otherwise -than this. The "antipathy of taces" so often ted to jistify Irish..persecntion of "naygurs. I;..utterly .unknownat'Borne,..,where, a negro black asmi idnight is received n society;:or dained-to the priesthood, . and . . consecrated a bishop,,preeisely . aS if he were a . White man; and whence, the. Most memorable - Papal Bull ifytedin : OUi thine—that of : Pope Gregory, 16:3t1 - 7 :condemns and..dentninces Slavery as iuhuipan and un-Christian. So Bishop paulOt4 and• Other eminent Catholics of our day at cardept contemners :of Slavery, While . Abgustin Cochin . was recently knighted.hy the Pope for:idsadmirable,. Convincing tie - a.- the - silo Whig . the beneficent results. of: West ItidittEmanciptition. : The • name ,of ..a:single eminent Catholic-in -Europe who is .turup '.. holder or adVocate of Slavery, Cannot be • re -would - lie. indeed; interesting to .learn ,yhy•in .thefaee of these facts; many .of the priests of a great. and venerable Chuith :and the .keepers of dance-houses and holes, supported the:Saine candidates in the late election: ' . • .But With a feeling of relief we turn from the action of the Cdtholic Church East; to. the . brancliof the. ChurCh lyesti. , Catholic patri otism there . has . .a' exPonent . iirtile 'recent . Thanksgiving. letter of 'Arch ? bishOp Pm:eau:, • one of the- most •able and dist,inauislied Cath6lies in-the:United States; hum .Christian, sympathy *for the. doWn- : trOdden slave, opposition to: those_ whohave rf..Volteti:.against the. lawa of both 'and and euracr4. desire for 'peace and: obedience. to the :Church, ~with an • enthusinstia. foi - c : of thel:Mon...Con/4'cl tuOrp:patriotic than. the following 'bas= not come under_ our ~ • • . • .. • • . . • "The Pieeident of the united: States and the Nernor uf the. State ciflOhie having.in donforini ty d'uioiitiproper and tithii-honored:practice, appotuted 'the fourtit-Nlin,y NoN'ember . as a au. of devout thanlisgiving to the Almighty God . liis mercies, of hutniliatiou for our sins, 'and (;t supplication for peace; the hereby ordain - that i_.ithutic,congregations of this,Mocese be earn tl -. ealliort'ed by their pastors to meet- in, their —si:oetive churches on the day abcs'e specified, -La assist in becoming sentiments of- gratitude, patience and prayer, .at the • great Eucharistic xplatury itud .impetratory Sacrifice of the New „.. ."We confess that iihas greatlYpained n) hear tli,it certain' rash,. -irreverent, .and ; men of our cOnmunion dedminc •ed'and.cnreed the Government,. the Administrs-. tr , m.and their abettora, Now, ' (40: Commands ;is to blesS ai:gl curse not:. And when bad men :turlseu the sin:porters of the. GOvernment, did t‘lev not r:.iket that-they cursed:More than him-. of, -thousands ofCatholic Voters and .Cath oa s',,,ldiers of our - army, who. -defend that GeV ;...reLienr,' in the.ficid? - Did they not reflect that it,:duw ufsll would be bailed with'acelatnation'hy. our OWllliereditary 'oppressors access the: Ocean ? 1.1,ey nut reflect. that -if political salvation is to reach far distant and.beloved. island, it' eutin: to it - from. these United 'StateS ,vouitl sever? ' ' . • is no justifying Anse or reason to curse li,;Vernment or tin.; .kclminiotrittion.- They did ~intnence This, war. . They could scarcely -,..ietaseives to belie've.that it was seriously eCd, orenwheu furta had, fallen and -the „, f our people, Seas shed the hands of the • And when force •hadto . be . repelled by • i armies had to he raised, and, there, - tr,,, - .ps to be drafted to raise the blockade of , ;ti - livers and stem the tide of 'aggre,ssion,, what inure did our tioVerninent do than was done,in ths, oeur"J ? Where in the North was the 'draft, the •,' , .jnseription. enforced as ruthlessly and .42 Indio- ' ,Tionnately as•inthe'Suntli? Where, was the cit property confiscated, withontcompensation,. or the.a.deged use of the Governuient, us it Was tioutti'? We' haVe conversed with. Irish refugees from Georgia;: from Arkansas,, Ind 6tlier Southern 'States, 'and we know how a ere.stripped , of their Money sjr the ir 'clothes, • '.e e:„.zt .. .into prison when they-refused to go into r„tn.L . .is of the Confederate. army. Many an laborer told us ill "the 'hospitals; here .and that when the War” broke out in the . .utl';. ; and the public works were ouspelided, they were either - violently conscripted, or Lad to culls . iVe. do not adduce these - facts - to excite, im lind tei.ding against the South, - but :to Put to .-hal he -the-journal:nits:Ad the North, especially the ire riy it' Joiiriiaf and Metrureil itin . ecur4; of 'NY - instigated our too confiding wocits - and evil deeds, and the people [lip Mclves:Patronized such jjelimalists and Were t il , uu and deceived by their malignity. - - i3 - tinie,:therefore, new that the eloctiiiii is '..-past, that all should return to their sober second . . t and that we shotild rally round - the coil- Aitutional authorities; the ' - powers'• which the a postli;:cointuandsll6 to obey, and. this .present- mg an undivided front to the enemy, re-establish the I. 115)0, without which there can be no-panacea, or prospective; - for the illy we The beholding us thuS of one mind, will; we ilecoatly trust; hasten hi.make peaee; . aiiii We, on side, wilt shoiv - the that we .are' ready and illingyto matte, greater ter sacrifices for - peace and .union with them than we over made for war. • The reverend' clergy - wilt please.reeite - the Lit . ,Saints,. - in union with - Ali& beloved S;:..lfs, - before repeitiug -three times.lhe prayers for hems, and-the- prayer . f 0 God: • by sill art Offended; and by repentance par; "Jol& B. Pulicr.m.;, - "Archbishop . Ci*innati.. 13th*November.• • . = • It is w be itoPed i that this - oink, adraira lette.;:of the 'eminent .Westerh prelate of Chuieh, ;will be eki r eesiveltread by the members. of that Chuich Who have Iraretofore opposed the Go-thin:lent, and-that t will . in consequence, hecegke ~ iatLIS or the : As ..Cithoties...they. uhi:z. 'by - foll Owing Archbishop Purdell's ad vit.:e. • become'. worthier ini:mbOrs..• - of that . .•• -.". . . - • Chitral. . • ...• .• . •• •, ADVASTE. Sherman's movement is just'now the prin .::: 1 1:11 . subject . of, attention in ._the insurrection There is evident idarip.itr the re;: - . Lcl capital and activitkr: among theiroops. Some of the journals_ expatiate on.the ies and- daniers.. : be-'enenuaterS; ...others eP , press .the opinion:that his army.. will be captu red. 'They -allude'to•Bargoyne.'s:capturein the lievOlution:as an evidence. Of' the'peril hire penetratiow.of:theCoun:- . . . . liour . j, , , , Tne'..> case it is: tliought, is not a moved "-liitlt a very small . fqrc - c compared ,il6th . Slierinan's;,-oyer ground . i e «ivF: not familiar . with . and• NV the fetV.. farma; . "fa rm-:hinises„ .ba.rns, or attp jilles Of any kind: . Sheriinua'.M4avea z. .over . a cOuntry. railioaded all along Idsroute,.tilickly populated,, n' ell cultivated,: .rehel armystore houseg track,* and . stirMlintiof food 1 ;1 -31oreOver - -the . -militia, whip • site Gates_ Interposed ;in Bonrgoe's,. ere b . , all oft in the rebel army - -havincr mn con-: scripted some time ago,. I tying nothmght fore Sherman except the small Provost.guards in the.rebel towMa tonicriptiugf,„dury. If Lee were ableAn detach "a force sufficient to hold Shermatiin -check till his:supplies were exbausted,".andthen With cavalry pre vent hini from collecting supplies in the neighborhood. there would ,pe Teal danger,' but with Grant pressing so closely upon Lee, it is not believed that lie will venture this experiment, or if he does, it will betaken advantage of to secure Richmenit :Sherman his, moreover, been . through the rebel COllll - before with an army, and knows what be has to encounter, He traversed liiasissippl. from East to West, and along the Mobile and Ohio railroad for: miles, subsisting himself for weeka in the enemy's country, and returned safely. He goes now better prepared for his tourney. The rebel appearances. of satisfac-: tion and their hopes are as yet delusive. They.: expressed equal -confidence in their ability to 'destroy him at Atlanta; and always professed their gratification that he was into.walk big a trapJohriso.nhadp iu rePared for m• Nob Ody was hurt by the trap butJohnsori him : self. There is one thing certain, all the "big things 7 which are to be done in the'way of invasion of the ;s7,'orth by Early; lireckbiridge, Hood andHeaureg,ard, are incompatible with the concentration which is necessary to defeat Sherman.. _ - • . • Masora—That . State did magnifiCently at the late:election: Fifty-two out of the one hundred . and fourteen -counties of the State, all that have been heard. from, roll up a majority of about 14,00 . 0 for Liticidn on the Rome vote. The soldiers of Missouri did better than those of any other State of the Union, 'more than 6,000; votes, according to to the latest accountS, having been polled . for Lincoln against less than one" hundred for McClellan'. About 80 of the 114 counties haie been carried bk.the Unionists, and it is certain that the State Convention, - which will soon meet, will imniediately and uncondi tionally abolish Slavery, and :pass stringent laws againat all Rebels and RebeiSympathi zers in the State. So complete has been the triumph of the tnionists in every part of the . State, that they appear to have carried every Congressional district, except the first, where a, deplorable splitin the Union. party caused the election of .a Democrat. Missouri hereafter will not only' be a free State, but.slie will claim 'a front rank among the radically anti-Slairery States, and niay be relied.upon for- er 'share in ridding the NN' hole Union of the curse of Slavery; . . . Ladieo:•Fisrs. • • fiie-largest aimortrnent a*, CHARLES,OAKFORD rt . i Contnental Hotel, Yhlladelpltia.. axnx Altairo. WOW: Almanac. srrs )..10ON'S . 011A1475 . 804.-.No.v.rim.N• "' • 26' SAT • tiltDAr„.:l . 6:87 4: • 36, 27 SUNDLY."..... 6 'DS 4 36 , 2S. MONDAY: . b 94 36 29 TeEsbAy...-..1 7 o'4 36'. 30 WemiEspii.. • 1- Tlitatstur 2'4 2 FatiAr.. . . . , - 3 : I . . . On - the 10th-inst.,.lteese Jenkins .of. Mahanpy City; was atieitlentally shot . - • • To-morrott,•;—Forty-eightli Sunday of the year, and first jnAtlvent. Dey'ti.length, .5 hours. and .39 . • . ' • - • • . . . .. . • Cabinet Organi.--Ordeislpr Mss o n & lianilitA Cabinet organs received at B. Bannan's bookitui'e, . ... . ...... . . . /feu.' Wm: Goadsall, - a . refUgeo frOm.'elorth: Car olina; . viiii preach. 'in the Second Presi.. - ferian. church, 'Market ,st; on Sunday (to-mortOw).nior .ing and evening.. -.; . -; ~. . ~... . . . . On . the 12th inst.; George 'Fitzpatrick an- • ern Ploye 'of - the Philadelphia and Beading Railroad was run over by engin& 'at the. "round - house,' ..Palo Alto;,and instantly killed. -.• • i- • ' .... ..., • . . .. . .. - .. .. • -torner;Stone Laying at.'...lfalcanoy - C ity.--The cornerstone of the.chnrch of Faith, (F,piscopal),. corner of Mahano , , , Avenue -and.:.Second street,. Ilahanoy City; vrill be ilid by the- Bisly3p of the Dioccee, onVuesclay next; 29th inst. : , it Ai o'clock, P. M. with aprropkiate Ceremonies:. -A-iunaher of tlie.clergy iy cxpectedlto I?e,' iireselit. • , . Arcadian inslitute.- , -This leducational Institu tion located.. at Ortvigsburg, has under the able superintendence of the Fneee,- E,sq., - obtained 'an . enTiable reputation. . cern inerat itiumesits . to the attention of parents having eons and datwhteni to educate. - - • 0 . . ...This Will inform those interesfeil, that. thd English Lutheran 'Church . has postponed , their. Festival aml.Fair until after,. the holidays.. The tickete..alreadv sold• will be valid,' and-those hav ing-beetr: kind enough -to purchase, :Will please 'hold - them itntirit shall Corne off.. AMPle.notice will be given as to .the particular tithe of ,its iug.hel :. • . By order of the Church; .• -• . : .L: KooSs.. . . . Mittens :for the 48t74:-Those wlio_ are. desirons. of kuitting.er contributing.mitienS for 48th Itegiment - iu different ;parts:Or the County will please forward theft' to this office as early ay pos sible, to be tra.nsmltted to:.theur.: The:receipt of mittens Will be acknowledged. • • . Thev Must be knit With and finger, and the other .three thigers. ire thrown together..- These-make the warinest mittens for.soldiera. The ..S..e.hibyikill:COttnly Edun Association. nill hull itsilext rheetinwin Pottsvilie; on the 3d of. Dee,, 1.364, in the 'High Scheid roopi,.commene ing at 14. o'clock, A. M. Besides - the usual, exer times, the following question will :bo ' discussed; "Is.the '.Pe.iclier - Or. Parent the . ruoie..respeusible Rena° irregularity pupils?'.' . •• • • • :J. P., Sukait.o.;,. • Chairrdan Exeoutive' Committee.... , .. . ' 011 SubscriptiOds.—Decidedly ..one of the best enterprises.befOre • the., public is the "Oil Sul.) seriptiohs" as . . 1s• 'kin 'aides:of theirinerits'WO.inight say that already - two-thirds of the elmos 'have been se. Tolhose desiring to secure one Or mere of the remaining shares it is suggested tha t t they do so •by telegraph or mail at once as the bOOks pos•i lively close on llonday.evening next.- . . . , . ... . R il e y. : The installation - 4 theßev.lsaac e. as pas-:: tor of the First rreshyterian.Church.orthis 11r--I ough„takee place-on - Wednesday. evening,o.l 39tivinst..• Rev.-Daniel March, Moderator of - 4 3d: Presbytery . - .PhiladelPhia; to preSid and of. propose .. the:- constitutional;ucatius ; Rev Dr..: F. L. Adam t 0 preach . the sermon.; Rey., .W. Taylor to . give -tne charge.. to the .PastOr"; - Rev.. • Jelin McLeod Alio charge -to : the people: ' :The - service will - conunenee - at 7 .o'cloeli.: ,-. 'itev- WOI7 cott Calkins'itill preach On Tuesday: evening, the 29th. It is . expected that services' will he held mi Tlnisciaz, -and Friday evenings, December- Ist . .. . . . . . . Sheriff's Mle.erf Reed' Eriate.-;On .aturday,- Dee..lo; the following propiirty will be for sale by thelSheriitat the Court House in -this* Borough_:'• . •-' . , •• ' One-fourth. part of - a. lot With two story-frame dwelling; St. Clair, as the,.property . of.. John: 8. - 'Reed and Catharine. A. *Reed. . .: • • Four hundred and eighteen aeree of land, Barry township; as the property, Of Ralph W;P..Allen:. Lot and four-frame dwelling hone* Tin:null - la, as the property of Nathan, Krause. -• " • Piece of liud and twi'stery . frame .dwelling - - house, Union. township; as the property ofDaniel . . The - Miners Bank &Intel-10.1; into National .3Jankiny..Assoaatton.-4:a ineeting of .the stock: holders of the ]liners' Bank .held on WedfiesdaY dast,..it was resolvedb.* a Lsrge inajinity:tabecome 'a National. Banking : Association touler the.Act:Of PennsYlvanik, authoriing•tho same. • 2 "This is a Wise step:The banks of •Boston,..New York, PhilailelPhia, and eelsewhere, are likewise taking it.: So rapid - is the progreas of public : opin- . iomin this -Matter, that. we 'predict' that . indoss tlyin a year from this notes of mere Statebanking institutions will be refused by 'the : people.... A lready numbers refuse.to . take the notes of Statd banks,.and this currency %is . in. o.miequence :he . coming a positir.e unisinedto . 'the: businesS Cum-. '3x:unity. .The.sooner..it entirely :driven' from circulation, the better:. • . •• ' • .' . • . • By - the following it will be observed that Col. Mather, .commanding tliis' post, has . • re- . Peived ailiew appJintment: • • • ' , : HEAP QUAATEJA ). ...DEFAIMHEET OF THE SUSQUEITANNA„'- . 01ANistx. , *7aci, Pa. 0ct.'17 3 18G4. GENERAL ORDERS i • Col.. Tnomi,s S. lityrirtitt, Reg't, .Illinois Light _Artillery; is hereby, appointed Acting As sistant Inspector oer:era of tfit.Departruent: p the, SusiltienAnna.— ••. ' ." :•. . • ' . • • By-.eounnend of Itlajor-General Condit : • •• • • • • JNO, S. Scuvrirzr., • - .Assi.itant . Adjutant Gen , eyal. Official • Grivittat Gira - j. Ix - ran Car—Yesterday morn ing. tieueral Grant, accompanied by. Colonel Adam .13adeau„of his staff; arrived. in• this reity.in the early train from. New York, and stopped at the 'Continental until' noon, ,wheri be; left for Balti more. The General soon after his arrival walked down Chesnut street, and' when opposite the State' RousE he vas receprized by a soldier. • The soldier immediately became excited and.shouted,. "'iliere's, our General." This attracted the ii4tentio.ll of passers by, - and " 'scan a..; large a CkNomi collected that the General fauna it- ciniOuit to - continue , his :promenade. [ some" pulniigupon'the part of the eager. crowd, a Munber of policemen .arrived and: took the General into the. 3layor's office. . After ari -ex change of civilities between the Sieneral. and,the Mayor, a carriage was Obtained, and, after some 'clitticilltv, the General was enabled to get .inside of it. • !Lffie.carriage was completely surrounded; and so great wattle pressure that every Pane of klass - Of the canine was broken. Cheer :riTter cheer. ware given for the. General as -the iiuirriage nvved oir. t .tthilatieTAta . ledoreffott . Anrttedlreion'f elebrefieti: in - .Pieeipvice--4ra - Tdiliday-Sit the UniOn,lnite tOPinegrove -Sele;- hatted the late Union vielieries *Abe field audit Ik die-hallo' gen, by il: grand:AlemOnstrat*Wthe 1 bowie Of Mr: Sarni. P.Pillint in that Awe ~ .. folic Au t ses able'!sPeoett: was de.livel b y Hon, C. - WAD - llama.: Previons.to the spe • - there4iie a fine' tea-. light promotion.: The in Pinegrotm *ere beanhfullY•4llnminited..' , The' entire celebration reflects the greatest credit upon the loyid, patsi-.. utio,.spirited people of Pinegrove.. ' . . . . The following contrjbutiops• Mittim Pend have been received sinee last week John .S.: Graham: _:.51'00 Ridgway = 100 CoL Fric& 1.00 Hiss S. 00 Judge Poniroy.-.....1 00 Mri. Torrey. ..1 CO John -Rooke 50 Mrs.• David Browli..l .00 Hiss Bolen • ...... 50 Rev. W. Lewis. : —2' 00 -Samuel Altman 50 Mrs. Elliott • _ 10,50 slrs.--.McFarland......l 00 r litre. Geo. .W. Snder.l ' • • 323 op A. Henderson S pairs 'mittens ;'. R . R. Moilis yarn to amount of $4 50; Henry-- Nichols 1 pair mittens ; 3fiss E. Pott 3 pairs mittens; Samuel . Morris 1 pair gloves ; Fox A: Brother wool to amount.sl 00. - , . , We hope that other places besides .Pottsville will not be slow in sending mittens to the soldiers who greatly suffer for. the want of them - this cold . , Vote of InWitir . Touins.—,The ft4l rote 'polled' at the Presidential 'election in:the:interior • cities and towns of 'Pennsylvania, named 'below, was as follows : • • • Reading, ' . • • • 1,690 . Lancaster • • • 3 256 Pottsville, • • • • ••• 1,885 Allentown,. :...... ... :.. , : ..... :1,862 N0rri5t0wn,.......:.'.• • • ' 1,618 Lebanon,: . . .1,090 West Chester, • • ' . 836 PottatoWn,... ... ..: . : . . 505 Doylestown, .. . • • • • 201 In the•folloiving counties the fell-vote' was - .Lancaster C0unty,.21,453 ;13erki; 19,126 ; Schuyl kill, 16,295.; hiontgomery, .1.1,276 ; 'Chester,.' 13,- 904 ; Bucket' 13,482 ; Lehigh, 7,461; Lebanon, 6,- ..Destruction by Fine .21rachtne Shop . and Foniidry.—O ondiy n i ght .last 'between 11 and 12 o'clock flames were dismwered .issuing from the machine shop-of Mesirs; Poraroy di- Son;' corner of Coal; .and 'Norwegian streets, this Borough: The•fire companies were speedily oin the . ground,inil by their exertiOn&saved - some centiguous frame: buildings, but the main build ing:was destroyed with - its contents, consisting. of . machinery, - tools, a large • number of :valuable patterns,' etc. .The.flre . buined for about an houri. • quite fiercely. • A-valliable lathe . ; the. engine thiit ran the .machineq ,of the shop,,,some patterns,. -4nd a. small quantity of machinery, .were saved,' but the .ifessrs. romroy estinaalb :their loss 'at about 3-15,000 2 upon which there isuninsurande in the Lycoining• Company- - of - M3OOO. It is not known positively, liow' the fire originated,' 'though it is believed to :hive been accidental- The Mos..irs. Poniroy as • noon as pos sible. They hardly expect . .hoWeyer, to get into operation again before . ' Spring - , .its • the,-season is too late.now:for building optirationn. • ... •-- _ . . • . Coroiweiliiques.fs.-Depnty-COronerJ: C. Con rad.lnild an it/Twat ba•Monday last, at Glen Car- - bon, ; Foster Township, thiS County, on the body of John LaWler; mho waskilled -by--being stabbed in the . heart by stimesharp instrument in the , hat* Of Patrick Deolitc: There were several oth-4 er.ivounds in different parts'of the body. • A 'post mortem, piaminination of, tibe.. body . was Made by . . Dr. Bobbins of Minareville. •- . The..piry. rendered. Yerdiet in accordance with the facts. • . • - On Saturday last au inipiest was held at Saitiyb kill . Hayen, by Coroner Johnson.... on • the body - of • FranCis Grantham; who WaS inatanthy killed. by accidentally:falling Over a 'high bank near the Reading .Railroad Ulackshtitli sfinp in that Bur • ough. The accident happened between 10 and 11 • o'clock the previoua eyetung.- A Yerdict' accor-., dance with the facts; was rendered. • , On Wednesday last; Deprity=Coroner • OfAshbind, held an inquest at Alalihnoy . oil the body of Martin Bourke, who.: accidentally lalling 'Under - a train :of „coal . cars which were in motion..' One • of :his legti and-an . ..arm Niere severed fruit his body: . . Verdict actor-, dangly. - First Q... 4 8 87 sv`g. Full 13 0.37.5rg• Last Q. 21 2. 20 miVg, New-3.1. 29: .2 .:"1 inu'g of a tioldier—A 'Remarkable - Case.-- , Two gallant venlig then,•brothers' named- DaVld ler and aolin.M.iller, natiVes . olLanarltsliiii, Scot land, lauded in New York 'on tha: 6th of Septem ber last, and in a few days thereafter; arrived. in Pottsvillc.. They 'soon niade• uj their minds to assist in. suppressing :this Unholy. SlavehOlders': :Rebellion- against the hest Government in. theworld. the 12th. of SePtember, they enlisted In'the Pth Itegt.,.P...V; 'left Pottsville on the - , 14th, arriving before Petersburg on the 20th.of September: . On the 311th of the same monthlht 'yid received a severe ginishot wound in the right knee, - ,was taken prisoner and sent' to Richmond: On the Isth - of October lie was "paroled by the ' rebels, and sent . t6 the General U. S: Hospital-at • Annapolis, M d., where ho died on the 6th:of No, vrrnber.. : requested that his • reniains-die .bi.piight.to Pott svill e' for iti!ljuirient., and th c f n ner al took' place from : the 'reSidenee ,of 'his ; ; friends • Mr . ..f - Ingli Allen, Market street, this Borough,"on. 1116'17th of :November. Ho .was. buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery, and with 22 .years of 'ago.' John; brother of. the deceased,- iS still with the Regiment, fighting iedefende- of 'the liberties that ht hopes in the future to enjoy Ilisage. is 25'years: . • ,honor; Ulf: those .pa triotic young Scotchinen:.. • T: &Orr swr.,Artficgiy. desistant'Adjuigtit-Generd. . • "So/dierg.Orphans.:-:-TIM-Harrisburg Telegraph states that arrangenients. are' now perfectod. and. iichools - selected . -for: the. education .and-mainte nance of the children; of thoSe brave men Who: . have fallen in :their eouritry's Service,' and it is the duty of School Directers tc.; See that applies.: Lion for t admissioo into' one• of.' these.- schoels is. immediately' made 'for every •needy orphanlo their respective districts. promptly -perform-. ing this pleasing . .drity,'. they-till confer 'a lastiog'_ favor upon the surviving patent or:friend qf these . children—generally too" tunic. tor:make the, aPpli ..catiim—aod.upon tho, conntry,.by assisting iu the , eldvation of those who, if • uucared for, may grow up ignorant add 'worthless citizens: _ .Applications Bhould be correctly Made out, "at tested - by the P . resident, and . Secretary of the beard,- . and.' forwarded :te the chairman - of-the Proper - County Committee;. from" whom blanks lot this .purpose can. be obtained.. ' Great care `should be takefilhat navies; dates,- &c:, ,are'corl. :rectly.given. : The Chairman Of the COmmittee; should . lin- mediately acid his. certificate to theeo anplications if. correct, and forward theta to :Dr., Thoma§li. Durriiwes, Superintendept of Orphans, Lancaster; Pa.- He need- not 'call "together the .Committee. 'for this purpose ; . as the certificate of: the . School .D.irectors,'who live in the Annie ":township with . the ap p licant, rie the best evidetice.as to the necesea..-. ry facts in'the case he can get.• • •• . • Each member of the , Committee, as well as eaeli 'public spirited • citizen, Should cheerfully and promptly aid in securing-to those entitled to :it the benefits "of this just and beneficent _mea; Further information can. be 'obtained from the Penusytrania - &hoot Journal. • •- ' • •.. • . • Ti t ankTiritig:—Thiirdar was There in Suminer haze - in the atoe: Oiere that nicllOwed the Shainereits 4f - hur• hills, arid' shbilifed the rich carnation of the'. changing • leivea. ••Naturewas in her most•placid inood.- She is ev=idently favorable to Thank'sgiving. • . •-• In the morning the- various places of public worship,•*ith the. exception Of, the Catholic, were open_ for dii-iiie -- serVite„. and Were well attended - Appropriate sermons were preached by.the-differ eutpastors. •• Tlie Methodist and Baptist • - congre•-• gations Met, together iriihe'edilice of the former. A collectiimin aid of • the. •Christian- Commission. wastaken up in the Methodist - Church, „which Sanountedto nearly seventy dollars. . ' • • In the a.fternoon a magnificent supper was eh ...it the residenceof Mr.. Charles Ideffner,•by the, Union ladies of the western grid- ofMarket street. and vicinity. •It was one of the most pleasant af faire of the kind that ever canto offin The ladies Who 'got it up • deserv,e •the greateat credit.for the success:Nl manner,in which. is.paes ••ed off.. - Sonia three hundred Mifited guests were present;among whoin Was a number of roturhed aoldiera. -,-The•rooma : Of:Mr; Heffner's - - residenee were legooned - ' with the. Ardericati flag. iimeng the folds . of. which .peeped out : at intervals, Abe .pigtra.te'oTAmcrican etatesmen . and patriots.. , --• The Suppertwas.erilivened by strains of excellent Miisid from hol'ettevilleßanci. In short the coml.. try could •t. peen sucessf ally 'challenged on this day to:produce a merrier, happier partpythan that which Met at Mr. Heffner's; 'After the supper "excellent Speeches were delivered • bY•liev. lioehsi Liu Bartholomew, Esq.. and Nathaniel d . Mills, *Esq. • The 'aientiments the skittered were. :warml*.applanded: The company sep.arated.at• 'an early hour, pleased with the entertainment, 'themselves, "all the World, and the rest of. thari • •We learn .that, a pleasant Union jubilee was held on• Thursday evening last; , at • .the• hotel of Michael IC-Weand; • ••Port• Carbon, which was 7 -interspersed • with . 'toasts, -• - specchee and songs..' The speakers were' Br. Geo., W. Brown; Col.' J-K. Sigfried, Mesens..a. C. Tiffany,•• Henry $: Sessinger, Li Gine; add Aqiiilla Several excellent Songs were sung by the Port Carbon. Glee ChM. • • • • •-• ••• ..• • Tnanksgirimr, from-all-we hear, passed Off, very pleasantly, to the great mass of, our people... • • • • • • .• • Autuma.-- - -There is -& solemnity;; a' sadness. pe • culiar to this - season of the ,year, and all are more or less affected by-its:influence: The spring time which a few months ago we:greeted. so :joyously, with its buds and blossoms; has pase'ed awlq. Bummer with its. richer hued 'flowers, its berifiti ful foliage, its golden grain add fruitage, has, come and gone. ' The little. birds, Making the 'air:vocal and our hearts glad with: their melody, in the year's Spring . time, are bidding their northern nests. I farewell, for a home in .a warmer clim,e, ',math zi , sainnier sky.' • All this has a tendencS , to sadness: The falling leaves, the out:limn' windi, sighing their requiein 'for the dead slimmer; the droopin", flowers, nipt byi".rost's chilly fingers ;-, - the deeP,blue• sky don --ninglits grey-tinted attire, all breathe upon the spirit not a repulsive but a. chaslening, admoni tor solemnity. - , , •• • • Life. has it's seasons, Spring, ..Sumirter, • Au tumn-mid Winter. - Happyif in the. Autumn of life we may • hare,' gatheied- from such • 'passing: seasons, its'appropnate :blessings 'arid :benefits. If we may have gaxnered into the storehouse - Of • the heart and soul,-the riches of a .well improved . .:'summer and spring : time, that when the winter of life may come ; . when its streams have become chilled and frozen; when the "foliage has been stripped from the branches, and earth's beautifnl blossoms faded;thers may be, frowers'perennial, . blooming in the soul, shedding sweet fragrance into the dark chilly placebof earth, niaking many of • life's rough . and rugged paths smooth. Is there not in the intim . = of this • year abundant' canse for sadrierits?.. To how many it 'brings, an experience of sadness unknown • before. Ou the hearthstone of many hearts nought is left but ashes, and Hope with folded-wings sits brOoding , without a thmarted guest. In every city,. town and village, the destroying angel has left his foot . prints.. No "lintel" has been sprinkled,: that this destroyer Might paas by; but every hens° • has in it its: dead. In the hitherto peaceful. hanilet ' - lta.ehael is Weeping for her. children,'refushig .be comforted because they are not:" 'Death pas 1 cast its shadow over every houaehold the, lind.. l • The rich and poor.' _Mingle their: tears- over :one sommon calamity. Bruvii 'hearts,' noble taints, havebeen laid upo . n the altar of :sacrifice ;'and aliall it have been ufvain?. _Shill this baptiam of blood avail, naught t. Chid forbid ;lint before the -dying leaves of autumn shall be:bidden beat:gab, 2 ` the snowsof.lriaer, may Pcriee,;:#o,l;thitaivtiged: anK iiitrlind-aca mid utttiettalliOdaur hiritsga;.; bought bezitigeipf eviry 61111d.and•rhan.: ;. • -•. - COUNTY OSTITETE. SCHiTLEIL .In accerdspee nitli a call of the County, Si* . intendent, the Schuylkill , : Comity Teileluirs!„'lnt4. tate ' convened • in _the Grammar "School Boorni:Potteiville„..ax.Wednesdayi Noventlierlk at 10, A:. 11. 311340:4 - Chairman Of :the ism'. eautive CortiMitteevrted . .the following persons cli - =.offissertii-if Institute President—aSSßLNEWlll:o4-'-rlintuitl r ,,,,,_ tendent.t; ;-.l4ll;:"l.ne*Biarng 4 : - nentville ; Thee:. 'Bi-"WaHreirlileliikYlkilladssteig and& S. McCiartneY.V.ltti:illltatZg‘tecrift Joint Por t -eon;Cass Townshi*::; ,- ,li r rnemcitili - : A. G. W. ei; _Llewellyn; And 3. miliee on . Resolutions—A: , N. Rath, Ashland; T. Sherman; Pottsville; 3.:.4..;.T0hn50n, St. ' The President on taking the chair Made.a few remarkebn the advantages of the_ Institute.atid the method by which it, woiddle &inducted, ' On motion it was . resolved that the . mornin g, sessions continue. from 8.45, A. Si., to 12, Si., and the afternoon sessions from 2 to 5, P. M., _with an evening session commencing at. 4, P. M. On motion, a tar of'so cents - .was laid on' each male member id 'the Institute to defray expenses. On motion .of 'Mr. Tacla,on, tbe citizens of Pottsvifie were invited to attend the meetings and* participate,in the': proceedings. . ' It was also or . tiered, on motion of. Mr. Passmore, that Bev. Mr. McCullough.be incited to open' the exercises of each session with prayer. . , The organization being _conipleted; Profesior. Harrison :of . Boston,' was introdutied and made some introductory remarks and suggestions on Penuaanithip.: ~ :lie:.showed that_ this.important branch of edneation maatoo muchneglected, and that its importance-wee overlooked.. in the multi plicity of other things which are , generally taught mour Public Schools.. . ,: . • While - the Finance Committee was attending to its the County Supesiritendent announced that the institute would be divided into Six clas ses-. each class to 'recite. twiceCrithe morning and -twice in the:afternoon, and the 'remainder .of the_ tithe to be occupied by . the teachers of .penman ship, vocal music, composition and orthography. The President • then - announced the following named persons as; instructors :Orthogr.sphy, County Superintendent 'and Miss Sttancii; ele mentary reading; Messrs. and Mudey ; pro gressive. reading, Mamma: Jackson and Wythe ; geography, Meears..Passinore and Peoples ;•gram mar, Messrs. Sherman and. Danenhower ; mute' arithmetic, Messrs. 'Weinberger and Zineweiver , • written arithmetic, and. - vocal m usic, , Prof. Brooks; composition, MiseS..A. Ma 0001... Some remarks were made on tent books, calling roll;.punctuality, ',• • - Adjourned to meet at-2, P, ' arrranoos -erasion. The Institute . was opened with prayer by the. Itev. • The roll yeas - called, after •which Prof. Harrison instructed the Institute in. • a drill exercise iu perinian.ship. The class ex erciseS in the various brandies se announced in the morning session, Were conducted by their re spective teachers. After this, an exercise in um .inc was conducted.by Miss Ellie McCool. ' • -EVENLNG S I.BION . The Institute convened iii:the Court HOUse at I . 74 o' clock, - The felloaing•question wasthen dii et Sed•:—DoeS the reading of Novels have a . good o bad effect on --the community? : . Messrs: Mu- , Mu d y, Weinberger. and Jackson coitendedlliat it ' h . d a good effect; a ,d ; Dimity SuPerinteildent id Prof, Harrison that the effect 'was - bad.— ' 'rof: Harrison then delivered an . able, interast, ing and instructive lecture on truo• education.— .HO laid great stress on the importance of teach . - - ing ideas aud.not merely. words and abstractiona, -He illustrated his position by many examplei in 'the various.hranclies, arid cluSed with -an-appeal . to the teacher's to practice kindness tindtforimar ance to the children-under their Charge, 'His ye rakirks were well received. • - . • .. .' ~-. , . The Institute was called to order by"P. Mu; dey . ,: chairman of the t . xecutife.Conniiittee: exercises Were : op . eneti•with . , preyer.lry the Rmi. Mr: Austin. Tlie,President.then took the chair,' and the'mintites'of yesterday's 'proceedings were readand adopted.- OUltiotiow•Of 'Passmore, a committee •of two was • appouitecl: to hdve 500 .tiekets (if Admittance to: the course of evening lectures.printed'and distributed.- The. chair ap- IpoititexlXessrs: Pasamore and' Tiffany. ' 'Prof. Brooks.of the ,State -Normal *tiehOol, was .then introduded as leOcu - er on aritliinetic::- - :The Prof.-gaVe his methods . of-il evelophig , .theSub- • ject of arithmetic, and the fcirmation 'of nuni-. bers; TliSt cliss drillB were then. resumed, .and the.exerciaeS were'condueted by their:reepective teachers, after which the -critic of The - fir. 11 st.olass mad,.;..hiS report, - which. elicited 131) . 1i1 sliScilSBio. Prof, Brooks condlictedAu exercise • in primary instruction of music. He analyied the.princr pies of 'the science,. and illuStrated . the nature of Itoll called ati(rtholnstitrite adjmirried. : ' • . • ' arranS•oos sussioN. • . . TIM Institute was called to-`order by : the .Presi deht, at 2, Ito!. • Harrison`then restincd his instruction in penmanship. The class‘drillA were conducted' by- the teachers in a.spirited man ner. ....ktiother exeiciso -in muSic by Prof. Brooks. After' distributing . the . tickets ..Of admission to. lectureS among the teachers, Abe roll - Was.balled and the Institute • ndjourned. • , • - - .*.Exercise ()timed with• prayer: by the Rev. Mr. • McCaid.•Prof. Well's of Maine was then•intro diiced and . deliVered his far-famed lecturoenti tied k`The Working World," . '.The lectm'en 'ably stiatained•hiS wide•lpread.fame. He truly dem- . • ofistrateitthat is a' ',Working': IVbrld. - . . erompared tliepyrainids Of Egypt With'• the pyre:- mid of Cotapazi, and the, Chinese - Wall with the mmintain ranges of the HimalaYa; audnoticed the insignificance of the former: • • These:exhibit . the "Working.Worlclr in the.past. theworld works . itillthe•sun shines; the. wind blows; the ocean rolls; the plant assimilates; the' Condor of ChiinbOrazo flies 75. miles for his -breakfast ; •mals labor; but mends the only intelligent work er. • Hi is - a co-icorker.ivith God, . hut • he. has not, vet 'conquered the whole World-nuch . fenaiiiis to • bodono....Such - lectures. cannot. fail to awaken • interest in, the study of nature. . .; • •- Prof:Brooks' waS thenintrodueedand delivered a lecture on”Languaget 'and • gtymology.".. stated that it .was too: much neglected, • and dis 7. cussed 'several . philesophical questions for the purpose of shownig• the importaneez,ot_the sci 7 erica. • a knowledge of ,;it. we -see 'new mean ingsirawordS, and - get into the very Soul. Of. their Signifleation. *.Gral - instruction in the . school :room creates a taSte ter the subject., This lee- ' tore,is just what - 111e public needed.• • - -No subject is more beautiful,. and the investigation. of none more important..-. The.selection Was a most-hap py. One. :Mr. Crider of Columbia: County, - -was then ' called to , recite a .poem' entitled -"pedagogics," after which the . ..lnstitute adjourned.. 2 . 71/RD.:DA . - Y .FRIDAY. • . ' - The Institute was called to order by. the .Presi-- dent . at - tlie . regular hour.. 'The exercises Were. opened With prayer - by the Rev: Mr. McCullough. Prof.: -Brooks then- gave his development of (.1e nominate numbers, His presentation of the sub .- jectrwas original and interesting-, By his method of illuStration. this subject,. which is frequently Studied with-difficulty, is Made, - very clean and in 7 • Prof.'.. - Harrison ,being called upon, -tve 'his viewS of treatinggeo&raphy; • He coinenied that theroWas - toO much crataming- of the memory' with :•:iluintetestirig -facts, -long .. geographical -name's; Negligence of physical toir les, -up poll which depends_sohmeli of the ferituresof, a Miuley rose to a personal' explan slop in . reference to certain: remarks. which had heen made bv,him. the day previous.' • ". • . Prof.'Brooks gave a, Ve:r!i.inStruetiv.e and inter . estiog lesson in vocal music. The Profesiorgave his method. of presenting 'the. ; subject• to begin ners, and illustrated the -suhject • I.!y. Idt - ok-board exercieS • and singing. •• • • .. . '• The rall.was called and the Institute a ljourued. .arrgiii•toox - sr.ssioi.i * :. • . _ • The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted.'..Professor• Harrison gave his :illustration of the principles and forma tion' of capital . letters. This. being Over, .Mr. Sherman arose. and made an explanation iu.ref erence to his yiews of the definition 'of sound.— Prof. Brooks, followed - with a'lecture• on the Un portance of elementary - instruction._ . He spoke of. -theimportance of primary instruction; and stated that it should be 'entertaining.He • stated and illustrated the truth of the following maxims in ist.-- , Go.fronithe concrete to' the abstract. —Gite first the idea and.. then the 'word. 3d Lead the "pupil to . lhs discovery: of truth for . him self. He then shOwed the importance of embody inglrue maxims in iribtruetion. .It is the natu ral method. , The child kings for such iustruc: , tion. • Christ So taught: - , • - . . ' Miss 8: .A. TlicCool then avo an interesting tertlinment and instructive seacsaf on teaching 'composition. The essayist . : nreiented • her _views of the subject; and ahowed that it was too winch 'neglected, thatit should 'bo commenced 'early,: and,that elementary exercises should-be careful -IYeeleeted and simplified..:. A eldsel was formed, a subject . ..assigned,- And each member %wrote -a short essay which was criticised and corrected. avaviso •sr,sito.N. • The evening exercises opened with prayer by the‘B.ev. Mr. McCullough: . Prof: Wells was in trodneed and.delivered a lecture - on '"Subordiria tion of Min to Nature.'!.. He-showed that man is'restrictedinlik, diet,.that ho must be. clothed,, must haVe a dwelling,: and sp!tike of, the influence „which oceninition - and religion .exert. He scribed the physical conformation the Zones, and the :consequent. peculiarities of the types ill . habiting the frigid. temperate and torrid regions. A piece of music 'was ' then. sung; after , which :Prof. 'Brooks delivered hieable. and entertaining lecture 'entitled. "Toes: . .He contended that We teach everything eteopt that whichtends to elevate the.soul. . Vocal music should be intro , Auceil into . , our public sehools; for the following reaSons.:. 'lst.' It incitetizterest. 2d. Preserves order. 3d. Neeessarrto elocution. 4th; Moral .6i:drive—Music reaches the, heart.. sth. It inter- ests - the parent: • 6th. 'lt influences the entire community. . Then folloWed a most striking and Beautiful: illustration. of music in nature,.. the, wind,, the waves, the'ocean, the brooks, *the thrash and.lark, and thousands of animals:: Tha great influence. it .eierte on 'social 'life was then •illowingly depicted; itinfinenees thepeasant and t iernillionairc; Softens:the heart, cultivates the affections.. A went .of spac-e' preyents.us giving' I tbl4 lecture the 'notice it 'deserves:: .It Vas the Professoes happiest effort and .should have been t heard:by all . . • , FOURTH D A Y--SA TURD A. . . . The bonze Was calleclto order by the President. ! Prof: Harrison then. concluded his exercises in' penmanship, by completing his illustration of the • capital letters; and making some remarks and ! suggestions- upon success in teaching the science I, of perimanslup ip ungraded schools. .He reco- ' -tnended Payson, Dunton and Scribilie rn 's system as! In very excellent, and hoped this impo t subject , would receive the attention due it. -- . -.. Nr. Weinlictger was then introduie and made i some very appropriate . remarks upon the impor tame of aa course of professional rea ing to the teacher. .lie - recommended prof.:.} ckershatn's " School Xconomy " as in _excellent is rk, it being the. first which really tieats the: subje •t• as 'a - .sc}- once. .Hi remarks- were well recei cd; and we think will tend to create a lively interest in' the :1 . Neiviiii than Made some remarks upon the success of the Institute. • Re ex great great eau- Isfactiim at the intermit Manifested 1V the teacl , era, botlkin theAarge- number . prese attention and' co:tyeration, and wish stood, that to tkeir : effortsoui touch'.. is due the Emeetten.of Attie session of on: Institute [ • Mi.ltaitdi then areas 'and *add tut s e a ten 1 pato at a_tatlabere Wieittr,,et :Riding: i timid: MMWAIii": 1 tHeilinttifitKevey-- should_ te Itequaleted.nith the pat - - . :.~. - general wirking of the sjatetn, and recommerided sikisirt. of , the .".Peni.iylvaiiii • ',t"130119011 1,111 futd."- • "- • -.A.kthittatage oitl 4 .3 4 tioceredings, Mr. PlistEtractre ake" , Xplawaiori'm reference to ocninsviceM atch. transpired at the close of AIM ... Itiotapritte.'77:l7Pert.that ocessionhe ,luid s'atatad thatc-be:ltatlntitrUtied:ko think: that the+ did . notivublish the p:liivlcke. tb:gt. isingeiit'thit• - eOlll2/tieB :of `Vh - eitir. iliOfiPtaiisitikeitlie•itdititi ahatVldwaYS --- pu bliehed laliChttOdalKilf Pio did he Dislk aeuah cirfilie,,liiett"- rilatte:tOilkiniialittielDolded•thatthis" had. :,h4etittitiVortioliVeil'effeetl-lle was in error, in zega,virtolhe paper, above. named; they having charged kisfysar the; first timM . That he had tered IClft political effect; none who knew -him could belleve: This explanation he thought due the editors of the Miner? JoiernaL . •. • The .Committee on Besolutions then rSported as . WEenr.ss, The County Institute is; in the opin ion of this body of teachere, one of the .most ef fectual methods of awakening an interest in the cause of Common Schools of , the COunty• and • State 'Therefore, _Resolved, That it is the duty.of - every teacher in the Coimty to make" earliest efforts for. its 44e- Resolted, That the thanks of the• Institute •be extended•to the. Pottsville Schoollhaard, for their kindness : in' granting, for the rise of, the teachers of the County,.the School Building.; .'and- to the County Commissioners for the we Of the - Court House, in which to liolds.the sessions of the.lnsti . Resolved, That the thanks of 'the - Institute •be extended to.Pirofs. Breaks and. Harrison for their 1 • aid in conducting the exercises, and to Profs.:.' ' Brooks, Wells and . Harrison for their elequentand 'instructive : lectures to the• teacheri and citizens:. Resolved, That the thanks of the Institute be extended 'to the various' Boards' of Directors throughout the Gounty, for their.landness in granting to their teachers permission and time to attend the Institiate. - • " • Respired,.Thet the teachers present be hireby, • requested to use their influence in awakening'an interest in. the County Institute' on the Wart of the different School Boards in the County, and in.se . curing theattenda.nee, if possible; of all the teach ers at its next meeting. , ' • ' Besothed, • That a-vote" of thankti of this: Insti tute be tendered to the ministers who officiated at the openipg-of onnexercisee and participated in theip. • •A. N. ROZII2, Chrm'n, ) - • • ' • C J. P. • SarastArt, '..`'Committee. • J Joaysov ) • " The, roll, was called ; about 170. teachers hatl" been present during the sessions. of the.lnstittite. Mr. igewlin announced that the editor -of the _Miners' Journal said he.wbuld give a column of the'paper for educational purposes, in, case, any teacher•wouhl slit the same. • On motion of" Mr. Mudey, Mr. Passmore wag appointed to that post. ~ "' • • . On motion, President appointed the follow ing named persons to act as. Executive Cemmit-. tee for . the ensuing year.: Messrs.' Passmbre; I'ottsville ;_ Sigtriecl, Nerwegian ; Brunner, Ma bailey City ; Wieuberger, Schuylkill flaxen ;Dan nenhower, Raub, Ashland; Ferg u son; Cass. - - .After the reacliug and adoption of the minutes, the sessions of the Institute were.closed by-ii few very appropriate remarks and _ a ferventprayer by he Itev. hlr. McCullough.. ,TNo W. BICKEIj S ecretaries. .P..T. FEnonsoN, Trial forJ9th December, 1564. 1: Schollenberger v East P.ennr Cci—Cumming Hughes.. 2. Hoffman v. Miller—Cliniming t- Htigh.es, -. • - 3. Bright et al v „Atkins J W ;• L Barthel, • . omew„ Catitpbe l Smith....„. .• , 5. Alibone - v Miller et - alllughes ;.- Barman. .6. Reber v Id. . ••• • • i. Garret, W - Adria% v.Richardson-Kelin, Hoffman l S. Miller Patterson v. E.T.c're , of-A.•, Russel—•-Cum-, ml.e; Parry,' Banitan, 10. Dull alit v Huhler•-11.offman ; 'Tower. • - , • .. 11. Williamson . v Cooper et al-,-Tower.; Bartholomew, . 'Hughes, -Ellie, Scott... ''• • 12. Woodside et alor • Guldin4Hu • Oes; Batman. 13 Barnes et arr Schuyl Bar Schl.Hist—Bannan; Clay, 14. Fotilke et al v• Mc:Barron et al—llnglies, Bannate; Helm; Cumming: 15. Laud:, Adni , r, v.llolbin—Little; • • Donahher Frailey Tp=l . lipide; Wright;.Pinkertoh.. - IL Id v :• Id . I 4 • Vt. Miller v Phild City Hoffman; Scott : Campbell.. 19. - Beaver v Cowden—Smith ; Gumming. - • 20. Bechtel v &Wilt et ax—Stronee; . , • • 21.. - .Phila City. v . Gilbert et al—CatiMbell Smith; Hannan. • • 22. Neugart; v Freek,StroUse ; • • • • :20. v Davis— LL ;'L Bartholoinew: .24. porn es re' Sterner r .Bartholomew; Campbell4,.Smith.- •: . • • , , 25. :Halberstadt et al v .Whit3ell = CuMming ; L • Bar-. • tholomew. • • • ''"*. 26. BrUndou et.al . v et'al—Bannan ; Thwer. • . • Campbell & Smith:" . . • Bright et al v Carey et . al-Campbell A. Smith"; Eckert v Eckfoth—HYan J W ; Strouse. 29. McFarland r Graham—Graetl; • . - • . . 30. Winiersteen.y. Carey :et al—Canipbell :Smith t. . . • EDITORS MIN'ERS' Thepastor of the Pres byterian Church of Ashland, in behalf ..of. himielf family, acknowledges,' with profound gratitude,: the' handsome donation recently'myen by his people and. the'citizens . ot" the town and vicinity:. 'Amid the check 7 eied scenes of the Present life,.sucti.expressions of be.; neflcence constitute a happy • resting place, where the• mind may - pauseand with delight contemplate the. 'up.. probation or friends they are flowers by • the way,' which, as they. .betuitify the pathway, .so they gladden - thii heart of the: pastor.: It• is .due, therefore,. to the liberal. donors, to know that the recipients: highly lip pregiate this token of kindness, and the pastor proffers . his must grateful thinks to all who' thus sustained him .in the discharge of what he believed:to be his duty: . SOUTH . ATLANTIC' BDOCKADING SQUADRON, 1 , .:IsOjielDber 1884,. at Lien.. • - r • • F.,Dri:ORS..A.[INERS'..Itif.:RNAL:Bithig. BO situated that 1 Silitt fOOSt. of the Southern - ports .on the Atlantic Coast,.l can 'give' yon 'inany incidents", which' althougu'of no value mayiprove interest-. ing.to the reallers of-thelistuts'.JoultN.u,; •- No doubt many-oftini wonder why So many Ves-. sets, belonging to the so-called Southern Confed eracy, run our .blokide, but to us it is very sim ple and easily ezplailied. - • . There are on this. coast 'so luany. Sounds, Inle.ts, .Rivers and Creeks, that to "make a. thorough blockade, would require - the..condiined Navies of Engrand,:Erauce and AmOrica, and yet -we call' it blockaded, audit is so; as_therotiglily B•U as ally one nation, having se large a. stia coast,-caunj.ake it.• . Our blocliadirig .lieL4 or squadron; prineipall,i , consists C,f Eiron clads Mitt :wooden -Ve.ticid . Of a hoavyaruiatneut,,* fact so Very heavy that it often 'antes proveS a disadvantage, •of • dark, and rainy nighty, inanv. vessels,:mustly selionerS ear iying from live (5) to twenty - (•i0) bales•of cotton, run by us iii . water so oak; that it ii, utterly ini-. • possible fur reBbel9.oiii f , reat , adraughttocatch even if we follow then... - . .. . . ' • Dining our survey:a. 'Warsaw Sound (an en trause-tu.Savannah River by.Tybeciand. W ton.RiverS).*e.saw every night aignala 'nude' at. Savannah, to, different . vvt;elo.that. wens nightly expectedlo.rini the, , hlockade, (so stated by ,der aeturaj and . very . iregliently . .tsioiv. , the . amuse "of teaniers,on a reconnuissaticethiwn the river: l -- - Trite they . risk hut•their'main dependence for cluthuig, •is: ii uie sucees iu running. the. - • On our arrival at Tort Royal last week'we were -eidered 11V item. Admiral Lahigren.,to 'Make. a .reeonnoissatied un the North, Bar; to -aseei tam- hulk much the channel had shifted. This 'tuurniiig m . .Nortli Edisto' ltiver, opposite Ruck; Vale, to : our SUrpriiie, we.pieked up a rebel flag ut truce boar,, eumaining, eleven (11) deserters: and refugees teat had lett Charleston on the .Bth'; Urh . and !Mu of.this•nientli: 'l:lleir tales of .Woo are. to hear. The.V..t:ell 'its that ..at Charleston tt.ere are . agents who Charge two huh dr,;,taild.tiliy dullard per Usad . to pass deserters into our hues. ~..They. are takeli to a certain .plaee .aud.there 13 erreted until boats eau be .furiiished, and fruin'theuee am direeteti as .to what rivers and ereeite to tu 1ow; to Ming them iuto:our 1 . eoind give tile ,tuiudtest'detatie of' their escape, but eu 4 sider it improper to . eppak of What , might prove rlijurieue to our cause. - They nay that ban aretlitt mud that. Lllep a:re now eighteen, on their way, - aiming Winch are four of .Our ofli sera dieguteed,.having had their .paiee'secured by eitietis. YllSSeli are -obtahied under. preteuee Of visiting §aVitunah.:,-They are..ke fullowe: . Permission is granted nah and rueurioipoulionor-not"to epannunicate; iii writing or N'elbally, for- publication, any: tact aseurtained,. Which, known td eneuly, 'night be injurious t the Confederate Staten of.Amenea. Good for days They also state that new: batteries hayed .been erected in And about the city,:onpof which is . at the foot of Dadd street. and. commanding ~the wharf; . and - also say our shells from: Island hay ; been 'thrown up.,as' far asAfe Mall (forinerly a public walk) a 'distance or 61niileti,L and, that tlfree-fourths:of -the city . is.. within range - , of our guns.•, • ; •,, " I was handed al Charlesten Courier of the 7th, I - see they .are•fully posted, Mud' receive Hlea Of Northern .papers. *-1., also saw an'uc of Mr. and Mrs. John and Mary"" Car.; . lally, who were found,'.on 25(inday night at : 12 o'clock, .(Nov-.6th)-at their rosidence in Calhoun :Street two doors'from ilexandira street-, locked. in' each-othersarms; dead; having binin,by a fragment of a shell passing-through-their" 'hod- . . I could' fill a...column - of similar ciretunstin-. • 'Criti, but vs the niail leaveS to-night I've not . . got the time: shallbe Very, happy'indetcl, to bees sionsdly write,•if my - letters prove" interesting: to "•yollr 1034018. • ..YIDUIS, respectfully, • . Important to Ladies—There Isnot a fedi liv- Ing„ but what,- at '-'setne period 6 of her life," will and the," Dnponco 'Golden Pills" Just the right. medicine she meet needs. ' One of the first' ladies of Pottsville,. (who has used thent.sueossfully several times,) says she woidd not fail to ture them if she bad to pay $5- a tax tot...theta herr Vexed her much aulfering:—. If huller eulkiprew,the value'of these Pills. tiltrotor:ld never be without them. . ' flee advertisemerit td: - column; tteatled,,'Apartl to Ladies." = 7-1 y . . . ACIkTiOIIVLEIDPGIVIEN'Ir. Asiit.isio:lsro'F:l9iti, .1864 TtIE...NAYY: COICFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA;I PROVOST MA - 11.11.AL'S OFFICE, .t DEPAIIYMENY OF SO. CA. GA. A 1 ,11.) FLA.,. • - CamtLEs - roN,..Ziov. 6t h 1861.. J . . JAS. T: PROCTOR, . Lieut. and Aseistant Provost Alarstial .'• 1 .. . - J..A. 6tl.oiN, U. EL . Co AST.- I S . UVAT.Y 5TEA3.1k13.1311313; • • 'PORT . . Dipther . Sii.For the core of that' dreaded ills e; PAIN, KILLER Is e specific, it revortett to to It Should be used mixed with Waterois a gargle., and the throat bathed with. Patti Killer freely.. Head what Dr, Walteu 'n•riteti no, from Coshocton,. Ohio: .. "I am happy to inform you that the Pain Killer cures thLanew disease. Dipthrria or Sore Throitt, that in pre-: vailing to so alarming an.extent in thin iion or the country:. On Walnut Creek, llplmee: county, they uPe _sr...nicely any outer rem edY. and It has neier been known to fail in a single instance when used , in - .time,' .This fact you may - make known : to ,the Worid." t2Ol .natrimeiule.ll; , ::Ladies and' gentlemen if you wish to marry, address the undersigned, .who will send yoti without money and without price,-.valuable infor mation that will enable you to marry happilyind spec. ally, irrespective of age. , henith or beauty:. This taint'. matron will cost you nothing,. and if yon wish to mar ry, 1 will cheerfully assist you. - All letters strictly con. .fidential. The desiredinformatlon sent rettirn . mail; " and no qtim.tiorus asked. Address SARAH, - 13 ,I,A31.11:- ERT,, Oreeripoint, Kings Co.; 'l 4 ,few -.'" • October la, .64• ' • • . 411-2rir . . . Igrothertinadrii. Ctrcrabaiink Market street OttirMe._ Sped* arrangements are made with perien in - the.tomis ekt'..Nabanny.Nictitirlki ll Haven: and. Tantagili; , . FOUR -DrE . i . Ekt , 'BST BOOKS are allowea..th stameribera:at..a distance Item Pottsville. : AB. the new pubKentiona are added noon as - iastted-oitunh 64.-13.4 f : - . Traly .Wonder.tial Discqvcrt:— . " London Hair Color Restoter'end •-• • • ' “London Hair Color Restorer and Thaindirg." "'Loudon Bair Obler ReStiner and Dressing." • • Tor restoring tirav Hair to its original color ..withont dyeing, or cansing.The hair to grow whereit has fallen off or b:•• me thin; for removing any eruptive Diseases, Itching, Scurf, -, Ditairtur, etc. • ... .." • • -..• L nor dogs it require any washing or : -preparation. befoAt .or after its use. creates a perfectly healthy state, of the scalp, by acting as a stimulant and. tonic to the or-. .gang necessary to supply coloring matter to, the hair, and completely restores them to • their, original vigor ' and strength. It : is • entirely different front • all 'Other hair preparations, and is The only .known :restorer .of, COW? sad perfect hair dressing combined. In • vry man y cases it, has • .• - - • - •• , anciorusn Ditto rising Willi 'NEW Etili& even where they bad been bald for years. For this pur pose it is decidedly the- ficitAireparation knOwn. A trial will satisfy the most 13ii,ptic.Al, tiles placing .it at the head of all other remedies for' baldness end the pre-, serration of the hair in the fullestluxuriance and bean ty, . • . TO Tan LADIES! . We would especially ask thestteutipn.lhe. ladies• to this now universally' popular hair preparation; and I remind them of the well-established fact, that'. many- of: the hair tonics in vogue are •tint only, powerleis„for ' good: but absolutely_pernicious, mid too often destrue. Live in their. influence upon the growth of the.. hair:-*-- The• " London Half Color :Restorer" contains no sub stance thet•will clog the pores, but It does-contain real nourishment for the teasels fret ,which Its roots spring, thus rendering the.hair truly elegant 'and beautiful -in ' every period of life. Conshildrems heads it'. lays - the' foundation of a.goOdhead -of hair, and . at the lady's -toilet it is indispensable. • • . . . . NIES NOT 601.1." HAT. 10:0iwr. OR THE FINN/6T LINFN., • It is the' only att.m.ted article . that will absolutely, siittiout deception; restore the hair to itsoriginal color and beauty, causing it to gro • w. where it bas' fallen • off . Price, 75 mots a bottler bOttlesi for $4. . • Hold at Ailiolt.sale and retail by DR. • SWAYNE • SON,-. 330 North SIXTH Street; .Philad'a • and JOHN' O. BROWN & SON, and. HENRY SAYLOH, 'Drab gists,:Potta%;ille. Sept. 17, .64: • ' To:Cosierstuptivea.—Consumptive Offerers will receive a valuable prescription for the cure of Commit.: tion, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Throat and Lung Af fections (free of charge) by gendiug' their address:to... • . • - Itev:..EPWARI) A WBSON, :Williamsburg, Kings Co.. N. T.' 39-81 n Sept. 24, '64 . Take:.no :mire Unplrasant and •tinirafe ITledicines.--For-unpleasant and dangerous. diSerla eS, use 11EIMBOLIPSEXTRA.CT. BUCIIU, which has received-Atte endorsement the mostpawn sasrr iqii 131CIANS Is now oftered aftlitted hu manity as a certain cure- for.the following diseases and. symptoms originatingfronf.diseases and abuse of the Urinary, or -Sexual Organs; General Debility. Mental and Physical Depression,. Imbecility, Determination of Blood to.the Head, Confuseithleas, - Hysteria...General Iteitlessnesa rind Sleeplessness at Night, :Ab - sence of Museular-Eiliciency, Loss of -Appetite. Emaciation,;- Low Spirit's, - Disontrainzatiow or Paralysis -of .the Organs of. Generation..Palpitation:of the Ileart, and, -in- fact, all the concomitants 'of - a - 2 , ;;;erviis and' Debilitated - state of the .system:—To Otaiire the pertirine cut this oitt. ' Ask lot' lIELKBOLD'S.'.I`ake - . - no other. . Coxes '.%llVeitiselllCl.ll ,. . column: . October 29, . • •• T • .HE HHEA TENGLISH . REMED Y.' 41111 JAMES I • •• . . CE LE MATE D FENiALE. - • • Prepared from. a prescription of Str.J. I:larke, .51.• D. Physician ExtraOididary to the Queen. ' • . This well known medicine is• Ito imposition.' but a sure and safe remedy, fey Female- .imposition.' and'Ob strnctiMis. ftimi anycause whatever: and. although a pod•erful• remedy, It contains Mothing hurtfal to the constitution,.• ' • • • • • To Miatozo'Larricalt-is peculiarly . suited; It ili u . Shoit time, tiring on the monthly :periodwith reg ularity....ln rill. easerinf -NerYous. and Spinal. Affections, - pain . in the Back.and LiMbs, HeuViness,. Fatigue un Clinch exertion,-Palpitation nr the .11eart,'LOwiteSs. of - Spirits, Hysterics, Sick.dleadache; Whites. and all toe painful diseases occasioned by a disordered system. these pills will ellect a cure When fill other ineausintve t dlcd.• IIAYE'SEYKRIO-`: KNOWN TO }'All. WIIKRI4. TilE DIRE(TION9 Os TIJR . 'n) VAUE OF PAIIIIII.ET ARE ' , WELL For full-particulars,',get a pamphlet.' free, of, the Agt; Sold by all Drtiggisis. : Price 441 per bottle. • • . Sole United States:Agent: . - • • JOAN CorthimitSt.:, New York. • N. 8.-41.11.11 d t; postage Stamps', enelciseil to dory mi. thnrized agent. will insure a bottle 'containing . oyer.i? - t1 - pills by return mail • NoV.L.M4, P. 11!0'6VH, AGENT FOR TIN SALE OF. THE WHEELER NWILSOII SEWING MACHINES In Schuylkill County. . . . ".S. number Of these excellent yathily.stichlne. are al wii.ia - kept 'on 'hand- and can •be 'seen in operation .by calling athiir - residence in Market. Street, ai•O've, sth, - , next:door to the Englishllutheran Church.. - - '-; '• . . . . . . To : accommodate liersoua 'using these - Machines, tt stipplyofMciehine Seedlei.; - Mitchine.Oil and Soap, and Clqieti:Thretid, hi ; all numbers and colora,e.specialli 'adapted to Se - Wing...Machine use,'will be keptSm hand. . • . ; hit'ioligh - instructfons :for , working these .Machines Will be givettio patties Mirchasing. : - -: ... Orders by mail will.ceceire...prontpt :attention.. pall and eianaind befote purchasingelsawher&,. ! ::.: .. January - 23..6d •• . ' : - - - . 4-tf. . . . ,Ontelligentr. ro.l' ICE S. . . , • , . .. • Q om" Firm t .Prembyterijart - Church, corner Ma.' hantongo and Third.Streete: .Rev. ISAAC IttLiY,•Patk tor..Servitee, Sunday . lo3 A. lii: and Tg P. '.M. Lec ture,' Thuiday evening at M. Sabbath School, •2 P: 'M.. Prayer Meeting,.quarter before' 10, SuncLv niofn: ing. • ' .. • • • - C 27 Germnii Reformed' Church,' 'Market Street- Rev J.. C. • Bream, - Pastor. • Regular- eervicea, alternately, in the German and English languages, ev ery Sabbath-day, at 10 A,M. and 7P. M. Prayer Meet.: Big . and Lecture every Wednesday evening nt .7 'P. M. r• - e — !Pinion .-.Pra - ker I.lleeting, every Sunday morning, froniSX, 4o 934, o'clock, in the- frame Church. on Second-Street, between Market and Norwegian Ste.' Trinity , Church (EPiecopal) SCITICCS Sunday Morning atlo)4 o'clock:. Evening at 'of 8 ;o'elo•ck.' •• • M—illetlhocil int E. Chairch,'Second street; above 'Market.. Rev.' J.' B: MoCet.Doccu, Pastor. Services Sabbath, at 10, A.• M. and 7, P. :M. : Prayer 'Meeting; Tuesday evening, at 734 •o'clock. ' mrit , • -he.secotaPriYabyterinin.church.:Rev. S: F..Coi.x, Pastor.. :Public' cervices- every Sabbath, at 10,k;•A. and'i. -P. M. • • •••• • Er 7 Rego tar Bart iiit Church, - Mahantaligo.o: Preaching every Lord's - Day, Morning . and. Evening.. at 103‘,A. M. and Lecture," Nechaesday Even ing at Ty; o'clock. • ' R.ll. Ansmr, Pastor. . ti" 7 -.16 g. Lutheran Church, Market Square., KcSiss, .Pastor: • Preaching every. Sunday morning and evening, 'at • 10)4 A. • 31.; and 7; P, M. 'Prayer Meeting and Lecture Thursday even., at 7 o'clock . • RY — E - Titikgelicul Church, 'Callowhilr.strdet--: 0. - Ituonm, Pastor. will:preach German • ery Sunday - morning at 10 o'clock,' avd Englich. in the 114 RRIED. AU Marriage. Notices must , :be" accOmpantsd thith "26 ents to appear in the Jpot-‘At. . • •• • . . . .. . , . . BUSIIAR-410 • 31MES —At Pinegi•o‘;•e,• - July 31,,1564: by Rev, V. W. qonrud,-Mr..: CIIAP.CI63 . .131.1811A11, to , Miss -Herm lioumes,..both - of ruttsvillu.. - . ••' • - . . . , .• . CHELLEW—SCOTTL--At the 31. E. •.Parsousge, iu this Borough,..on the 2:113..in5t.., by.the Rev: Mc , Cliflo4glii - 31e. JOH'. B.:CLIELT.F.W,, to Mi.94. • MAIIT . A. Spoi . , both of fAjefiht Uap. Northanilierlanci'Co., - Pa". • • . DANIES—WIL‘LLOIS 7 .Ou , the I.9th . 1net„ . ...• •by the Rev..-Win.. Morgan', Mr, JOHN" DKVIES, to .31ias JANI Witt.t.uts,both of .Mhunt Lally. • 2 . ' . • •• • JONESLSPITLER—,Qii - the i6th inst,:, by ttie: Rev . . J. tt..t..ehr, dnYN J; Jorms, to ItAISEOr-1; Spiri.ta;•all of Pinegrove. Schuyll6l.lCouitty, Ya. • • •.•• •• • LENfER,STALLt . VOoIi—Oti • Wedneaday, • the- - `2.3d 'hist:, by Iter...inas. 4arr, Mi. iiiiimy.LnvEs; to •Mra.. 31....ay•Aris STALLWOOO; all or St. udir. . " • • RE - ES•LWILLIA3ISon the - Intli•inst., by the Ite . v. WTH. Morgan, Mr. RIOITAitt , REES, .tO• Mies M.SitGAZLET, lioth . of Pottsville. SiMple lzurioniscentiiiii of *- . 1/eathB,. - fier; Those tee: oompanied with notiees,..&c:, must •be paid for qt th rate of G c'entit per line. : ' • IiARTOIZt--I.)e. the 16th of . - N'overtiher, near Cres eona.,' DANIka. BAR Sen.;'agetl . 72 .years, Ltkonth . _ • SHAKFrgROn tind 11.thEuzi prrti,• wife, Of Emailuel.SjiOrer, lified.'27.years,.lmont.ti WANTEP:: . . . V . . . . ANTED:—An Engdreh or German thirdly. to • . keep aII inera. Boarding' House in the Shenandoah. Valley:Apply:at, 'dr address S. E. U., thiisdlice. : . : •..•. . , . . . U TANTED.;•i-ik Competent. Rook -keeper. Ili to keep the books of a coal operation.. A single' man preferred. The hest of reference.rignired, - . -Ap plz.tby letter to . Boa 644 , 11nzpeign PI:, OA :Pa. . . ,A T.ANTED.-:A Witt "N re4o.- , A • -respectable woman with a fresh breast •of milli 'to Muse a Child four mOnths.:Old. > Good references reqpited, •Addresi box 141, Pottsville Post Often, ' • • Nov: 'e.t. T E.4:11 ENGINES WAN T.E t... 7. dersigried wishes to purchoe 3. secOnd.laind hteam gng:ins, of :20 or. 30 titire.ixnver each.. • Addretas ; JABEZ SPARKS, Potts.ville ' Pa. 19-tf =MI .•• . $1 0 A. DAY !. ;AGENTS ;WANTED. —T9 SELL .THE'`.` 25' Cent. Legal.. Ten deiStvit ionerT.P ack a ge,” Each. Patkage con.: tains ;S Songs; 2 pages of Musle,l6 sheets' of:paper, 18 Etst!clopes.'ll - 1n1er,..1 - .Pen,, I Pen Holder, 1 Lead Pen ell, 1 design for Und2rileeves;• 1 for Child's .Apron, I for 'Embroidered Collar. 1 for•Chrieteningiicibe. 2 for mark-. lag Letters,. 18 Secrets' neverolfore. published., worth many doll - arsi: mid othecinfornintiop.. Also, one beau tiful ariitli of Jewelry. - Liberal inducenients to Agents. 'Send Stamp for Circular... • SAAPL HOTT. . •43 South THIRD Sheet, PHILADELPHIA. 'June 11, 454. • • . ' •24-9 m • LOST': . - AND: - FOUND tDOW.. , -Carne to the, premises of, the uralerslaned. Deep Creels; Barry Town- - ship, Schuylkill County, tear Geo. Hoch's': , tsvern. about the.latter part orSeptember, COW, the shill oft the left . horn ; slit in right eur ;.1.11 - 0 front teats white.; about s or 9 yeara old. The owner Is:requested to. come for warcl,:prove pmperty, and take her away, or.4lfi will be mold.ptcgrding to law. ' 'Nov. 26, '64 . . L""T‘,_iscry. 15; an executed Devd (not delivered), from D. R. Bennett and. others to• John L. Tieher, for 4 led. of ground in Minerivillei Se:11141MB County, Pa: The-finder, by leaing same with B, GOWEN. EsO.: Pottsville, or C. H. BENlSETT.'Minersville, will be suitably rewarded. C. BENIgETT:_ Nov. 19,'64. • • • • 474t,' . . . . . . 8 • T11.-4.1‘ 111111. F Eli.—Came to the Farm 'Of the 'subscriber," about two months. itgo. it. _.... N. VettilW.,H.El.li . 'Eit, - -Oda two eare. old:. c l7 /1.`4.1, l'heAwnei le..requested to take tier - avnty, , . - iguir' s otherwise.atte wUl.be sold for.keeOing: . . .. . -"----". .. - : - . '.'. .. .. • : .: j.kret.:- GEO.- W.43R0.10/15 - - ..N0i..19....64. '• A ... • • ..- -.- .' :.; ~ _47-tr • . - fa TWIN Vill , W.-Caine to the premises of the . subscriber. in Manch Township, about the lilt of October, fated Cow with White race and I LerL,A l Knit six oriteren years..eld. The. -• v• owner„ii reqttested „to pay upenses add , ; tikther &Way lithirwiseithe will beAtold.-. G. J. PltlTißilti). Ifin. - 6, 'O4 :, GENEti.4,..1.4.-NOT I .€I . .. ... . . ... _ ... lialb. -'IOIIIt3SOLUTION - ell?, ~*.PART.. 'au, NE li.Sll.ll,P,.—Thereo-partrtirship ht?ret.p. :fore eatetint between Fa t.NCTIS 11 . . Nictical . and Wr.to..zy 11.Assatti;Iferehants trading tutder, the name inc , .t,le of NICHOLS & 11A31:41131i, at ~.Ifalauoyl Ctty, .3a this day dissolved by mutual consent. • .-:. The basil:tete of the late drm will be . settiedby WE INT HAALIIERi.who will-math:me' the business at the old stand.. . , ' F. M. NICHOLS. ' . - ' WESLET . HAMMER. . *Mahartoi City, Ist Nov., 1864. .. - • 4S . . OIL • TICE.--,The Books now open at. my office will positively close on Monday 'nest. • • ' Those Intending to, take one or more of the .remain. .ins shares should secure them.by mail or telegraph. •• DUNCAN M. • MITCH ESON. • .• . . . Office N.E.. corner:FOURT.I.I. and WALNUT Street _2 • ' Philadelphia. E. BORDA; Traoiee; No. 3:21' WALNUT Street. -". .•.. . • . . PROPOSALS.—The tubscriber - receive Settled Proposals. until the lst of De-- cerbber, 1964, Air DRIVING' A •TUNNEL from the Skidmore to the Mammoth 'Vein, below the Water 'lev els at . Silver Creek,' a distance of about th — Plans and speelfleationt can be teen by eallitZ at the cifEtoe v itt the Colliery... • • • WM. IL STARR: _ • • ' • IIEILNLAN. Superintendent. Sllyer Creek. Nov. *26, .64. • • 49-It NOTICE.-IIINERS BA.SK OF POTTS-y. TILL& Peer Ti•lth NoVember, 1564.-- Notice is liereby -given, agreeably. to Section..: of the -Act of the GeneralAssenibly of the to, of :Pennsylvania. entitled !` An. Act enabling Banks of .the Commonwealth to become Associations for the purpose ot Baiakingiander laws . of the 'United States,' approved the WA day of. August .. A. D., 1564 .that the Stocithold ' era:of the Miners` Bankof Pottsvillejo the .ootinty of .Selinylkill,..luive this day voted to become such an' AF.- sotiation and that, its, Direct Ors have procured the an theirity Of the owners' of more than • two-thn.d.• of the Capital Stock to raake . the Certificate required' therefor, by the laws of the United States.:. .... • • . • CliA. LOESER, Cashier. . iiza; suiescuipTioroc.-Lsus: SCRIPTION:I3OOK to seven• well:locaftd and dtairable tracts - of land:. situated in the • ••• • • . . VENANGO OIL IiEGION, • . . and 'offering all adequate :basis for. two or more et.imPa • nieS,'Are now open: . • • '• • • All -of these-properties ha . re been selected f)r their, -• eligibility. and all' are consiguetss to. adjoin; 'and are between lands of the -" Farrar," "President," ." Ger- • maaniu," "Bull Creek" and . "Titinesta Oil and Lumber" Companies;: having in the aggregate:a capital ofeeveral millions of dollars. As the Purchase of either of these tracts would' re, quire more the majority of persons, have •ateommand, it is proposed to divide them' into one hundred InteresteoPorie thousand dollars each. - thus affording the Man of limited meant; as well as the Cap' sircippOrtimity.to secure au interest in this truly wonderful us well, as monyy-making region.: 'As 'As all are aware:the Usual plan adopted Mr .the de :velopnient of. such a . property,. is to (urea conipany and 'sane certificated of stock. . The plan, here proposed niay-lie consideredpielimiriary to - the organization of • 'one or More companies on• these estates- which , will cost the lee originatsubscribers only one thousand dol lars each, and are subject to no royaltY,;leases, or mon; gages whatsoever,' hilt will 'be got with an .tinqiiestion - able• title in fee simple throughout. - The miscue:Sas can then; Upon this sub - stantial and solid . hasits, organ ize one or more - companies, - elect olticers ;from among: thelliselves, each:subscriber being equally eligible to. • 'theposition of ati officer of the company. • . • .• In order that handsome returns may bespeedily-.ie:. alistiti, these, subscriptions are bused, upon the.,propo sitiuu that when the list Sarni] (notice of which will 'be :duly given . ); the subscribers. immediately Orgmidie - company, with a.eapital of 100.000 shares. at live dollars ••• each, which.wiltentitle each subscriber. to' An original interest of-1000 shares; tir-Sliefin in, the capital stock of -the company; of which a reseivation :of ten per cent. will give the pany;_ a noel: capital•of i,lilill,oot/ for the immediate. development of their estates. " • When their wellsclitnriienee fleeing, the stock must . rapidly increase, in walue.; Furthermore, so much- of • the land as may be retained M . . - the company, which. 'they. do not theinselVes mean to develop, may be leased . :.on a " royalty" for .tineltliird of the oil prodectffi, ottinWiSe-'diStiesed of, the dividends - received from which source wetild.also,greatly enhance the' value of the original stock. • • . To secure subscriptions by' mail. all that is. really ne- Cessary:to say •. , • • Dear Sir o —Please pet Mr name - down for one. for mtire):ShAre. and when the"list ' is filled: me , three days after sight for the amount., ". • • • ' • • .. Yours, truly. . Name—P.O. address - Considering the perfectly satisfactory priee which subscribers get their property Misting no Mere to sub scribers than they thignt in a :betly•be sold for) :••eiim side : ring also, that the plari•proposeff not only Will meet 'the views•of subscribers, but If earned out—llarld , ""m returns may be . .real iced : And. 'also. considering that: the merit Of this enterprise haslieen luvestizated by at number. of eau tions business Men. who have _lndorsed: their opinion of it by.sebscribing,, but a few days must elarlse before the list is full: • . To secure . one or more of the balance of the shares (ilollo.each. And whicMmily be paid for, either', at the time of subscribing;or when the list ' is. made no: ad, dress or:apply to ' DI:NDAN 3,lrreuEs . os. N. E. cur.' FOURTII and AVALNTT Sts., Subscriptions by; or otherwise'also received by., E. EORDX;Trustee, No, 347 WALNUT Street,' Philada. • BEM: - BANN AN, Office of the Idiners'.Journal. • (April 2, '64.=14- DIED 'EDMUYD'.FACER. Rio *: 5 , :4, .64 Nrov: 194' •G 4 TNIE ..ID.IBECTOICS of • the First : , ..tational Bank of Arittland, Fa., have this .day declared a dividend of five per cent: out of the pro fits for the last bi.% months. payable Mr.and •after 'the 17th N0vember,.1.5 . 64; clear of taxes. • •••• • •• • • F. B. WINGERT, Cashier.' - 'Averagelime of -investment of capital, months. ." use of 6rd:dation f. 556,000), '234 "..' ,Nov. 16; 434; ' • • ••• . . . .11%-",. NOTICE. TO A . SPIEPO4ORS.— . 7'he i!.. ' .Aszesson s of the several :Districts. are re 4juested to call immediately at this .office, to ,get: the blanks and necessary initructions for. the I riennial as, sessmerli. , • • CH ARLES .SPRINGER, . - • ' - E. W. Z [EULER, • - . - ••• -.• ' . ; •'*, • : DAVID FOLEY, .. ..' . - • •• - ' Commissiotiers. - Couimirisioners . Office, Pottsville, Nov. 19.,64.-47-it. . DErARTITI ENT - 4 5 313flice• of the .Comptroller.of Me' Currency; WASIIINGTON, SC)VellibAT 9, Is 9 • • 1 • Witzaims, by satisfactory evidence presented to the midersigntd; it as been made to:appear that the '7Firse Nattonal Bank OLMahrenciy City;" in the Borough Of Mlthanoy CitY,'ln.the County of . Schuylkill and State of Pennsylvania: hat , been dulynrganized muter and :16 - cording'to the -reiMirements of the 'act of. Congress entitled. - An ACt to. Provide a National currency, se cured by a pledge of United States bonds, and to , pro-' •Tide for'the circulation and redemption thereof," sp . -- proved .June beL'l99t:rind . has: complied with' all the' provisions of - said Act required to be complied, with,. before commencing the business of Banking under said • • Now. •TIMIEFORE... I. -. Samuel .T. Howard, Deputy Comptroller of the Ceirrenty, do hereby certify that the First. National Bank of Matirmoy City , in the Borough 'of Maltatioy.City, hi the County of Schtiylkilltind State 'of 'Pennsylvania, authorized to commence the. busi ness ofManking under, the Att aforesaid: - • • •• • IN ,TFITLNIONI Wurator, Witness ,my hand -Cr and-seal of ottice, this 9th day of November, • 't 1904. '• SAMUEL T, HOWARD, Deputy Comptroller of the Currency. • -41-9 t .NOT. 19, ,64 9111. ?muse P TIO*SI,-,Books g‘• to receive eutiscriptione to seven tracts of valuable Oil territorY. its fee ample, situated frdnting on the Allegheny Ricer .and its tributaries, arc now open. Thee tracts are uutisually well li.cated,;. three of them adjoining the. properties of. the "All egewi" and "Tion esta" Oil Companies,' the otherfour.heing its close con tiguity,to them and to the .wells • and -properties of-the Farrar,", "Bull Greek" 'and "President" Oil Compa . . . • It.IS proposed to receive only• lob subscriptions at $l4OO each,•theenbscriGer's themselves, when tht • I,st Is nrideup, to ors,anize the einhptiny. elect their own of ficers, dLe., ••'fbis enterprise 'presents unusual lifilitim- . inents to subscribers. ' . • ' . . For Maps or Circular,.: or to secure one or.more of the balanceof Shares, addris , s or apply to , '• • ' '•- ' '. DUNCAN 31. mrrczEsciN. , . . : • ' N.' - -E. cor. FOURTIi an& WALNUT.S6I., Phllaaa Subscriptions by midi or otb.rwise also received by ; • • - —. : .'E:l3oll,DA. , Trustee, -;• SO. 3`27 WAL.NtiT•Stieeti. Philadelphia. .Nov.,lt , i;4.• ; . . , • 46-3 t, ~.- , .. . , ...... . . •Sz 111.EADIt1.TAIgTERNI" IdEIIiGiI •I9.IISI7.KICT -., ' • . . - - . .• •. ' . • . •••. • • AMERICA:I 110051: PCII..T;ING.I porrsvitt., Noy., 186.1. .i . • GENERAL ORDERS: No. 1: • . -.-- . • ' . ' :. By directitin of the Major General Connnauding'De :partinent:of-the SuiAiluchtiona. the uridensigned hereby assumes coral:nand of thi-Digtrict. - -: '-..• ~ • ... •-.- .. . - - 1.110)LAS S. M.A:THER, - . - Col.-2d Regt. 111- Light Artillery. • •• : . .Aet'n AF:4't 'lmp. Gen'l, Dept,'Of. the Susqnetianiat. . . NOTICE - .TO CREDITORS:,- All. persons having claims against the :estate. of Cluirles Miller,..(ein assigned ti Merchant) assied for b?..nefit or creditors.' wlll Present the sameoind those indebted will make-payment to , ' • WILLIAM 'IILLER•audi MORRIS PATTERSON; 110 South riont St., PhilacPit. 4G.&t • 5ijt.12,..64 . . •••PARTNEII.BIII/IP NOTICE. We. the. subseribrit, have this day entered into a Piirtnership, under the Firin name and style of ALLISON & BANNAN, to carry - on the Foundry; Ma- Smithintt and Car-makink - Busimw. in../'ort bon, .Settuylkill County, • ROBERT ALLISON, . ' ' • .1;', OFFICE . O.F TILE - . inT. BON • RAI IL ROAD . • • • • PHILADELPHIA; November 4. - 1.564. .111 e.: Annual :Meeting of the StoCkholdere of Company, and .'an election 'fait President. and Eight. Minte, , ers. will be held at - No. • $16,,. Walnut: Street, on Mondry, the sth DAY.... 01?. DECEMBER . next. Ain • o'clock, M.. • • WM:R9BINSON, Jr.. Sect'f. LE GAL • N cynctls; k•DIRINIPITICATipoR , I4 NOTICE:-Where. fi as, letters of adininiatnition to the' estate of lilary A. Boner, Late of Ashland, deceased; having; been grant ett.tri-the subscriber, an persons indebted - to said estate are requested , to tuake hninediate payneut; and -those having claims, to present them without delay, to - . Nov. 26, 44.-4d-Bfl - -HENRYS -HENRYBONER. AIII.I7IIIIIStFriIiATION IVOTlVE.—.Where as; letters of Administraticin upon the"- estale*.of Charles Wild. late of the Borough of Itahaney .City, deceased, have been granted by the Register of Schuyl kill County to the undetsigned. all ;emus indebted to said estate are requested to makeimtriediate payment; and those having claims,. will present them for settle ment to Bquire Brick, at his office in Mahanoy City, by the 2d . df January next. • ' HENRY EGE. • . ' •-• • FREDERICK.. WILD, - • AdminiStrators. 'Orwigsburg, Schuylkill County, Pa. 4S-6t .64 D3llllNist RAT Qit'SNO T of-Administration upon the estate PUGll,late.- of thel3erough Of .Pottaville,'• dicta!! having heen granted•to the. undersigned, 'those inde ed to the eidate of said 'decedent, are.requested tom. immediate payment, and. all persons haying claims demands the said estate are .'requested to to Ir.nown the same withoattlelay Lathe talbacriber, res • imt at Palo Alto, JOLIN LEWIS, Adinin• ; Nev. 12,-.(14.. . . . . .. - - 2.__,. .1 -ALAN Eits --- , TV141C11.%.,i 11, CS .1-, c ,t ,r il. ,i li ii i: ci a, L f --: . 'l, —FARSIti FUR S4LE Olt .111. N i' L •, ..A.D211.11N INTRA TOitql , IN e - r I -E .--- • t ,-- KILL cou.yry.—One ~f tqc.Arres --I , q , r.I.C. -, -tIL. IFhereas, 'Letters of:Administration :to .tttel cultivation • balance t.'hestuut tsprout - 5:.„:,,.10:p' , ,, estate of William R. Waters, - late of the Borough of I gr owth : . i t ems ,c, nun . ij df c ha ertc • ripit , i , .Pottsville, deeitsed; have been. granted to. the under- , i mineral righ% reserved. • signed... all pen - sous 'lndebted ,to .sai d .. estate..are re- , , ;19 acres within 3 ni n e , of ..p - i ,j.,yhti,, .'? „,... it.b .. : ; : , ..!;: i questectto make tmmediatsspaymeoti - and.thoFe having I , trackine .... Apply to . . I'. L. ILO_ .-. , claims or demands, to - present them - irithout - delay to - s. _ : ' - us; !ke. . - Real Estate, .cgeut, 1• u. , . •. - j - _EVE A.NNA WATE.TtS,'Adtrdnlstratrix. • . . October 29, - , ti 4, • .• , - . • • 44-6t` • 0311.11,111STRATOR , 9 0 T 1.0113 A Whereaa, Letters or Adtnittiatmtion :to the-es state 'of -John , WLawton . . late of ..lialianoy City, de-, ceased; lacing been granted to the .subicriber, all per 7 sons indebted to said estate are requested • to inake im mediate payment, andthole-Wiring claims or devil:olds, to present them without delay to ' ALFRED LAVV.IO.Ig,' Administrator. Oct. V,''B4 13111 , 10 ff - AND MEI.ODEONS,, from the 1 beet manufacturerkand. setters! seaortment of excel letrt Dinsteal-Instrn -- meebt,,sre sold by the underittined.-7 ,; I =Btidgee'andlicrewe forVinlink " be thrniehel." Instruments replied it eheat notice, and 'on zedionable terms. • . M. LEBW:Rik Agent, EePi. 1 7 , 414.—tr) Centic meet, Pottevittc. 7 340 - NTEAV 7 3-Ic, NATIONAL P. 4 `ti)k. Interest 73-10,,iniawful Money. Ocapeu attached. Interest payable each' 84 Months. , The 'Principal payable in Lawful Meaty the end'of Three Years, or the ilo1d1: 1 4 the right to deinand , at that thno THE . . 5-720 . :119 .). DS AT PIM INSTEAD , , OF prici!ege is raivatde , as !'.e 3.20'8,4„4, ht. p.'rn4,,tl the above. Lonnc an4 : all oilier 4:„ cgritjes,torsi!ile by • ILL FL CENTRE STREET, P(PIT:iy,_LE. MEM .VOR.S.A_LE • _aN iy-ro !Ad . . , VOlt. SAI,E.—The sub...44:lth! =Li COMII:4.Ii.z. 1 . tip ee4tury brick' DWELLIN(4 I.IOUSE, 1 , 411t : 1 bv the Int.' Dtuiy...l Stahl. EN., on tli, corner 'o; Sittliatitou:zo. an 4 Cutirtl,nclt. eireet-v, Pott,%itte. -The heu'e is ell WI lt.• to:nit-heti ' , Anti all th'e tinprovements, and r now io excellent order. • For.teruis, apply to Mrs. M. A. STAHL . , Cu pr.E; Ises, or to • • . I)AN. • . At the•DiatrVt ..N.4ortley'b Nov. , . 4-eL.E.r . . 114 .1 0 It ri :14.1..1: —, A .f.ecuud-Iittnd.E.ANIEI.I,Q.• .13L- 1 : 5 I.' • EU, 2u inches mde and YO sect long. , Pace ..,.,;. Apply. to .- • ! ' WM_ h. ALLEN, ThinaqilA. f".i. :, . ..Nor. 26, , 64.. . • ; . .4,.;1:• . . . FOR 1. E. —A Herr is•offered fur rat... lotated 'Port Ca . rbon, with ill the tihnz order, capahfe of prtAilit. illg , t , - Mum, and eau oe.itpprur rd to trAl.. .quantity for a pep 1,41. Fur furthit r, partieular, addrea.- -x t tit -Potto:iile P. O. : . 1 4 1 0 It i 4 E.—PA o N . ESV diameter • ',AI 11AND. Sil.iuelles ILL flisalleter, anu :y °Lie east-irau CUPOLA- for- L.Lieltiug drop bottom, AleO. about 14.. , 0 lest . • JABEL. SPARKS, Coal . Nov. 19, , titi, ,; - • ' .. 4:42 . - - . IvT olc E . -Tip EA 11.11 le KM.- . -Tti.,,lliidec 4Lit: 1 - : Vortex's fur rent. for a term of prio or n:6te .11, , i :I?...t.l2Motithree.nikudrt•ci and li . x.t)•eight tier,, ..0.114it .in Wi...,t 114.1,wivk l'uwta,hip: une kind -a halll inilff. blulq'l....ituding:lll.?,.tlh., greirer I;orii,/../ . 01 N% hid]. I, IC C-+! a Ila doe', e: oj 1 --14.61,-ciazs 1,,,,,1. ow land—in ahi gn F...taiv. uf uiltil,a; ion. , .., i Only. Farniere,. NN hu are totnpelent to farm .:n a 1,,t, ticalv, in....ti app f,v. , ' .JAMES t...11.:,i1t , Laudingv ; tl.le, Nov. 19, .6 . 4. .. ~ • - , ',lt 1. 4 1016 LE.— )O acres •of Land .in Little alanahoy, niiht from Fwiutain For fur.lier partnada . rs, apply by: letter or ;per-' bondlly to dull` WEALD, K. clan. .17;4t. - - : - 7- . . . . 1;701i 74.111.E.-11t . . convenient 7 llweillag ile-y k 1 - uilaate•on Maw atreet . nha School Alley, itill . : , elitnli.at 1.1: ~ , en, - A two-*tor) mune build.iiii;. • ...; frunt.":ifiti hack, with 'never-inning well of tram itutl,l - ropt.'ltirith . tt•goth.lentithle en tire, rear of lot. ' Poet.e,s,iosai . yeitt•ll the It.t of Apeil next.. Ft.iterti apply to J011..'. BANN A X,- Pottsvil le,. Ur 1).'1), LEIi, 1.... i. N. §i•esiltitreet, Philadelphia, Pa." -- • ' • _ ••Nc,v. 12, '64. .- 17 4 011. relbible" slit: by , • •W. A. HAMMER, eto.alit.. 17 4 . i LOUR, Grain and Ruled hay, for ralett7 , • A. ,k,D.;KREIDEIt, Lebatoti Co. Address'Annvipe P. 0.- 06t . 41‘ . Z14. 43.4t* • .. .• - VOR Frame Damning and 2:. Store Atunte • corner.-,a Centre and tieei.id pt:two. Malimmy City Size IA , lof, by 25 [ea.:. hlzezi or 5514 by 25 feet: Staple ;a1 lot; it ' , 4; is a raltiable 004 demrable buOness etand.: For.. terms and Other partlettlnie. applc on the prenrer,,, , , to itoBERT A. GLOVER, .Centre Street; pottsvilh•.. Ocrober i 9, . • ,• • • •44.tf R lE-". ENGIN ELS.—.-Q 1 hand'Firr Lii. g,ines suiuttite fur tatictory or. towu, eulto.n , by A. I'URVES SON. L . • • South Penn Sat., It;lath. Octt..)ber - 1:1, • • - ' 1,11.--The UNION HOTEL, in rile, 1n town of Centreville. Columbia conay, Imo VA ffom Aahland.:. A.new'rrillroad coming through b, town. Many Coal NVorka are all around u;,inal it - has a good. call, and the tirst chance in the - Market. Has good water; a large Stable.tihade. out-housen,with two lota. Will be sold chßap slid i reasonable teals.` . For iiiirticulas, apply to -A. W. LOVE, on the premisee,'Cuntreyille,:two mileafra Ashland. . •' RN ?OTANI) FOR . v • sALE. oit - RENT.-ZTbe Tw,Trn Stap , t' the NottmwEsTERN.uuTEL (11.111%-.. in•lte . 11 . Iforouzih of l'ottavill, kith huge eta1)144,, attached. For tertns, cult on• '•. • . WM, P. Sept:lT, '64:—t:li!J . .31nrket•St.. PA. G . OA - ..TII.III.IIER LAND .1:08 'ACRES ok"ristliElt.LAND,l onahe eatawibit.m.H.lguallitkeltailrouit. • • • tot) acieS gciod. OJAI LAND. - T-,x-rus rea. • 6onable. . ta_kNk: CAUTEIt , ILJ I - 4 1 01 C .SALE.-•-Au, undivided 'intercat is • a valuable tract.. of productive ioAL New Cibitle.Townshiyi, nem worked • bytwo cullieriee . Apply -t&- , . • k7IANKLi' 13:GOWEN, 3'9dt - tribe, rg. . - Aug. 30.'6": • • ' . - A - ii - ag.a,c()x: de; GLIEIBPI 7 'f '.4IIIIACIALNE—now, and diru—kdilkle •11. BA....NNA.: , ;•zi • Pottsville, auly :10,. , 64. - • t • " IRR NSA . -manufactured by Liily --th;?lteft the country—tor sale by B. BANNA3. Sept. 17, -• 7 . . • • " rfIOWN PAIMPEIrI'I% , FOIC, three-story - Brick Bailditn4 yv. Uuuse And iitvelling. 4 . eituated - tvest sine road strs:st, and cast side of Logan Tri 'l3Orough of -Pottsville. For Tartly: pat* inquire of tiRC)I-Blli it. eI'OTTS •A. S. ,51001tUE.A.1), . • • , Jane h?.., •13 I. -.• , • •:rof . . . . .. .. . . 4. .. .Voit SALE.,-The Illoigmc .pc . ettiiiedit •I: . by John (; ;Irtley, on Sormicgiau,,;ll4.::atl,l4i. "'.. George. ApPly to E.,J...FltY,:rum:tqini.:lir - g. , T. TAYLOR, l'ott,ville..' - 1,1010,.. , t, ...;4--'l.:-. . 1 4 ' 1 01.1 E;:..."rhe col iag ribri A: tracts of TI.3I.IiEIL 'AIND• CLEARED L1N1r..4: Schuylkill County; :treliircred for bale: • • • tract cm:nun:r_ aiiut one hundred :Mlyluts acres, mostly timber land, thli:linum, tite ilorusgr, , A Port Cluiton. - • .. - . . . . . :L—Twu'arlydniwz triwis..at and near ... he juirrx , c. , the. Little' ;S;eltitylkill - and ..East Mahan . os Nall ibucl—the. one eoigaiiiiiig - about 'One. litinirr; and eighty ittriv. ur which iilh;tit rifth , -,h ii , ro , are . cl , ':are. 4l .hilid ; - illltt the other eontaihire4 ;ye.; rame:l 4 acre_;, with dhout one acre .:lear,sl. • .• ' . . ,--A tract c3iitaining funi.t.iiiiiii•c.ler.l. stunted I Rush Township.. , -4.--A traet•of one huntli:Nlantifitlyaitrssnea.r. ll io . two, ii. in liii.liTowt4 l .4% - 1 •-•- " -•- . . . . ' ~ .' Parts .of the above mentioned tract!. are ivelilirntes , Fier terms. apply. -to ...1011:st F. 1a4N1A;.i.;; 1511 - .A.: - , , ent Little -Selinylkill Nay. U. •IL:and Coal Co; II Tallithim', or A .1: DERIASIIIRE,-.President, No, .0 ‘l'itln,ut stiveL-PhilucAaLtia. • . :.. _ .' - • : Juile . l3.' 4,;.;. .. - '• . 'cif . . 1TA1.U.181.1..: EigT 1C (or. sAL.g. --- , The Water Power and front Ifieq ,a.rd Mountain 'Land, it; offered for sale. 'Phis Ir 00 . 7-2 is is Lusted,. in West Brlitisiets.k Couutii: on the Little er atin Railioad, one mile- above Port- 3 hutnvii as the, Schuylkill Forge Property: . I‘ . • etc., apply AO . (..i.EolikiE. it, %%M. Ili SUItAI.L. at (I ,r* wigsburg, • . I.4`NGINES : AND . IiItACIIINIERV FOB -L 'JAL E.—The aubstribera Imre:for a/lie:touts? ty-hurae Engine., wit O.Builera ; une'ren-hcoarrod a live-Rurse, alto -with twO;A_Afthu: PaVi and 10 inch; with GO fear of ?ipe ;"GO feet ir011.16-inch Pipe;•tur.iether witn a lot . of Pump Yr*, Geiring,aultable fur Collierito. Apply at trx ,, ate of the - oubkribers. Rollroatibtreek ' •• • ' GEO.'S. PATTERSON & Dia/FEE Judy 9, - . ;•• '2&t'a• VOR . ,Sit E...», ,1 1 drwirabic itirm M. acres situated in ‘Vesimurelanti , County. miles from the county scat and tweily vadercd—near one-. hunin-J two dixcliing bailees, barn,: esceltent ,team saw mill, a fine youw; vrvir SF - . artt.of - grafteillmit, the whole land - nu:lc: fa laid with (.74./A.L and quite convenient' to the l'aily ,4l which rill& .s it laluithle tO.tlioro; wi,,hing to en4i l ,7e the Coal business. Title perfect, price - urtlerat.. teruis easy. 'tad am. anxious trisell. .Fur.parn , ; inqnire - youi self or by letter to Rev., Chester. PA., or to -the, 'uudereigned at Ilarri4( 4 : . Westmoreland Co:, Pa. JOHN' K. F:OSTEI': , .May 6, '64 - 1 1 10*Vti.tiCIT FOR-8,111,1F.,-tat Nitaato In.l3orough' of VottPvlrtc. bounded North 1- 2' - entan:etreet, EaMt by lot of I{o6l.ffiC y a twenty feet wide 'n!lcv, atat on tile %••••!. reeuwOottfistato ;In width Y 5 feet. depth v ,4 1 , " - or further ',Firth:flier& inquire of GEO.. IL rtyrTs. 'O.. It.inenwille, or A. S. .5100ItHEAD, June • - • ' • .. . i , t)R •Et1A.1.11?...-The now 'BUICK licat . E. ii . .. .corner of NorWrgiar; ,ant.l •Settrgt". . ... rt . ' ~- ot.t.Wille.- Fur particular)... apply to JOHN, t.....• i ROWN, Pottar:lle. It. 1). ltaUlioENEltt. Clair. R. J. SCROENt...I' ••1'1111:1Y•1 t ra i ' , 0. . . .15(14'17' '64'. ' - '‘. 31-111* Ms) 17, 'ttr -•• . • LT Ul,l E. • ha ; rin 13 ' ' ll6 T - or IVttidland,and the +iAt tins tat CaltalWbnSil prepart ,ar.. ninh 'limber forVreak ere, SILAS BAIA, . - Pottsville. Aug. 'IT, 'EcL •TOA,*:: rrox6l:: • GREAT A. T `2ll A T.I -THE LARGEST &SO trratENT AND TIIE LOWS', PRICES! - • F.Laror Gonna of every description; . F? of kinds, Fancy I.laeket. 4 , Fancy Boxes, . . J`ollll DOLL; Importer. lon 11 aicEr STILF:ET, Odober - ~~ ::~~ 'itt4 C IA4 4 LO AA . YU xi*l7l{- T TTA .T. r MKS,: T.TrlSit. K ItENET . G. R. *Gill , HO DAVID - PD. D DE: ; i..W111. • __. .s. lustered out Gov Untlity last. Tit& 51:!te talents of u r g IT f ON, tll G. M led '11(.1 dca:u•tlV "cA ‘1 auk tui.v 'aultryt. WM. liff i Able jo • to ream .tB6O he he open - i ii o-uneeted raoi on is...itlip: re sc 1 MOB three hi MIES MEE ,troti, 9 ERE stutnbl BCTLLIc onti jour po , tine pied by anal scbc Cu•. auxti it "iitabli litrr MEI MEE r . Ari 41 iatg one aged in raetlent JAM ei ' ud limp arolinA— ullitier— c wrap neve in MEE reboilli , SC OTT ., tid ett Gra en. Sco aptly, , rote on From the Thir rant. utuck r• I AC her. ITICSC Amyl neint I ore: tl app d ap FAT. •\DI; •rter ring re n
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