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• • MR: LINC,I)LVS MESSAGE:
It is adMirtible. Concise, plaith.d/gt .
taint:narked contrast .to the passlcivate ebulli
tion of ;the Rebel chieftain, -Davis. The
Presiderit.is so _brief that all-we are sure, will
read itlittentively. It is a document which
will commend itself to the best judgment of
most persons by its calm, dispasEionatetone,
its business-like conciseness, and its eminent
practicability • of. views. :Our Presidents'
messageehave for'a long series of years been
so largely: occupied by brief statements'of the
oneral leading features
. of the departmental
reports, as to be in point of fact mostly the
reflex of those documents, so that , when we
review the messitge we have at a glance the
spirit of the Nthole adminisiration... This is
thicalms with the present message, and it Is
so condensed in its presentation of our public
affairs that any attempt to make an abstract'
of hi:oust do it injustice. Opening with a
resume ofour-foreign relations, the President
gives a gratifying statement of their amicable
.charicter. He recommends , the presentation
of a gunboat to Liberia, to enable thatreputi
lic to suppress the slave trade; suggests that
foreign slave-traders be prevented from ac
quiring domicile and facilities for their crim-
Mal occupation in o u r country;.adverts to
the n'otice given for the termination of the
atipnlations relative to' ifaVal- armaments' on
• 'our lake frontier; the amending of the law of
last sesssion to encourage foreigniramigration
and announces that the overland , telegraph
• between Europe and America, by the way of
Bitering's Straits, has been undertaken by an
American company: Passing to the finances,
he recommends a large inerease 'of revenue
from 'station, etc. ; proposes a new species
of bpinded debt to be held by any bona - fide
purchaser, eienipt from taxation or seizure
for debts; applauds the rapid extension IA
the national hank system.= He endorses the I
• recommendation of the Secretary of the Nitvy
in favor of the establishment of an iron-clad'
naval depot at Philadelphia, and also-that in.'
_favor of the creation of the grade of Vice Ad
mirl. The State of. Nevada has been organ
ized and admitted according to law. -The
war his not interrupted or impeded the
• growth of the territories, but the organization
of Idaho and Montana has been retarded by
the Indian troubles. The main line of the
Pacific railroad has been located for one
'hundred miles west of„ Omaha, Nebraska,
and also the California end from Sacramento
to•Truekee river in Nevada. Tit; progress
. Of freedom in Maryland, Missouri, i&c., is
spoken of warmly, and the passage of the
- amendment to the national Constitution' pro
hibiting,-slavery is Urged upon Congress, In
•view.of the overwhelming decision of the peo
ple in its favor at the late national election. .
He regards the great bulk of the Opposition as
Union men. and says that no candidate ven
tured to seek votes on the avowal of be in
' favor of giving up the Union. He points
- ...with pride to the largely increased vote as
proving that there is no approach to exhaus
. "awl of lighting men. The 'President thinks
that no attempt at negotiation with the rebel
. leader could resalt in any - good, as he will
listen to no terms but disunion, which of
c•Jurse we cannot accept. The war must dc
- ci.le the issue, and the President will not re
tract or modify the - emancipation proclama-
Cur.: Joaa W. FORXX body of men
• in this war merit greater praise than those
Demoeratswho regardless -of party ties. and.
• adluationa, have stood up 'manfully -for the
• fitlyeriiecl institutions. of their 'country. • A
prouliuent member of this incorruptible and
-patriotic hotly is the 'gentleman whose name
heads this paragraph. A wart.* admireraud
suppOrter of Stephen A . . Douglass,
.he took
• • the Position when traitors rosein arms against
the itipuolic, that the lamented Statesman
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• would noWoccupy were . he living—firtn,unr
deaating'supp(iri of the GoVernment.
.culiar honor, we • repeat, • attaches ,to these
• Inca, of which COl. Forney is ihe•honored rep
reseutatit'e. We are gratified whenever we
oliserve that their clan:18 . 1,o substantial recog 7
ration are allowed, • *... . •
Ve are led to these reflections by the pro
bability that upon the entrance of the Ad
ministration upon another four years of duty,
some changes wi>he made in the Cabinet,
In that event wAhink - that the port-feut/le of
the Seefetaryship of the Interior, might with
propriety and confidenCe, be entrusted by the
President, to the hands of Col. Forney. 'He
possesses enlarged experience and consum
mateability; while the President,has great ra
-spect for his opinions. The appointment in the
event of a vacancy, we know "would, be grat
ifying- to Pennsylvania, and we think, satis
factory to the, rest of the country.
ADALRABFAI A.PPOIN Mk:ST.—On Tuesday.
last "President LincOln'scut tho U. S. San
ate the noinination of the Hon. Salmon P:
Came, of Ohio, Jato Secretary of the Treas
ury; 83 CaiefJustice of the Supreme Court of
the United States, to fill ihe •position made
vacant by the : den:Lisa of Roger B. Taney.
The Senate immediatelfratilled the' appoint
ment, and Mr. Chase is therefore,.Chief Jus
. tice. In seizing this early hour of the sdasion
to make this _nomination, President Lincoln
shoyrs how little heed he has ever paid to the
eiforts of parties to distract his. attention on
this susbjecx. Public sentiment szeined to
point to Mr. Chase as the man of mark
especially adapted, to this high and dignified
position, and in malting this selection Presi
dent Liiicoln.has but, responded to that senti
ment. Mr. Chase is a man of, very superior
intellect, i jand his course throughout this war
has been such as to win for 'him the cond-'
deuce and respect of all loyal men. He. has,
too, been-intimately associated with our po
litical history for a long period, and is known
thoronghly as a man of unblemished integrity
and sterling ability. He possesses a clear
head, a well balanced mind, and a 7conscien
-Sous devotion to principle. " Indeed, he will
eminently adorn the position.
THERE caa be no question that there will
be an early, call for additional , troops. It may
seem strange but the last two calls for men have
not - mat erialiy . ad ded 'to the numerical - force
of our armies. That for-;00,000 was Mader
tue drat conscription law, and gave exempt
ion from service , on the 'payment of commu
tation. The result . was that it 'did not put
50,000 men into the service,--not more than
one in fifteen of those drawn accepting duty.'
The last call for 500,000 men has not; at this
time, put over 120;000 men in the field. cver
200,000 were tredited on the call for naval
enlistments and excesses of. quotas filled iu
various, districts—or at least counted: as hav
ing been furnished ; and the number actually
reeeivi'd did not more than fill the places in
, our ranks-made vacant by the expiration of
term of service oldie three years' men of 1861,
andthecasnalties or the sanguinary - campaign
of lait,,Sianmer. " Certainly more thau 100,00 . 0
men stilowe service urer the latelet; moat
of whom . tee skulking conscripts, tiiitr it is
bopetithet the most vigorous measures will
be promptly adoptetilo . enforce their .ohedi
ence to the laws but the fact that they are
not In theuriny ' tvlieM they are sadly:wanted
is rendered' none .the,lesi serioitS".by the -ab
sence of. 100,090. 'deserterk, :::While Oat de
- . 7 Most -efteetnairTnn*dy to beappli
ed*-i)i.610, ,!IrOge?' l !?uP be
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`DEA' EL iir.,.5 CitigßlLliili STATISTICUN.-By
.by titelaitivitivirftin - uturopiiie iearn tilat
Mi: T. K. McCullough, the writ Ar. on -politi
cal economy, statistics, finance and - commer-, 1
cial mattersgenerally,-aikron the Ilth ult i
He was anatiVe - of SeothmtVand was siventY
five-years of age at the time of his . death: He
studied-law, but the praetice,of the profess
ion not _being congenial; he became editor of
The Scotsman: Sidsequentlf, he .I:iecame a
resident of London, and for_ four years Ihe
held a professorship in University College..
In 1838 be was . appointed Controller of the
Station Office in London, which position
hi held during the remainder of his useful
life.. He had leisure to compile a number of
very valuable works, among whichlda "Dic
tionary of. Commerce," _probably, stands
highest as a book of reference. His other
works comprise treatises on taxation, -politi
cal economy, to., some of winch have - be
come standerds-of autherity, while the prin
ciples of others hive been warmly combatted
by Aother writers on the - same" branches' of
How ME 31ESS1GE WAS E.ECEprED 1.1 CON
ORESS—Ouring the reading, of the Message
in the. House . of Representatives,. it was seve
ral times interrupted by applause, especially
the concluding portion in which he- says, he
Will not be the instrument to re-enslave such
persons as are made free by the Emancipation
Proclamation Or by any of the "acts of Con
gress, and that in stating this as ,ksingle con
dition of peace he meant simply to say, 'the
war will cease on the part of the Government
whenever it shall have ceased on , the part of
those who began it. The applause was, by
the clapping of hands,, with exclamationiof
"good V,' "that's right:" gio. The Speaker
rapped with Lis gavel to prevent a further in:-
fraction of the rules Of decorum; although it
was evident that lie <himself shared in the
declaration's of the President .
Lmirr. USDERIIILL of the Ist New . York
.Artillery, formerly stationed here, has . We
perceivei . got himself in trouble in Chambers
burg: The' partidulars; of the affair we ei 7 .
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tract fro from TlLe Franklin Beivsii4irof Wednei
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lagt. They areas follOWs ,• . .
Ou'Saturd4 night last a melancholy affair took
place at a German drinking saloon on East Mar 7
kiA street,. which resulted in the' death. of Joan
lteilmou, a member of the . Patapsce: Guard; now
doing provost duty in our town. The circumstan-..
ces are about as follows: Redmon - and . several
'others-were in the saloon playing dominoes, when
Lieut. Underbill,i post .Yrovost -.slaranal 43nteri , d.
'and tinduig they were out without passes, ordered
them to c.unp. The men rushed out of the back
door in order to get awa'y from the'Lieut.; "who
followed and orusred.thent to halt. Tney did uot
obey' , the order.and lie fired fimr tithes after them,
two of the billsentering itedinon, one in his back
and lodging,•in - his% bowel4,_ causing- death in . a
short time; Lieut. Underhill. is under military
arrest and will be tried by. court-martial.
• Rtoxr.:—ln the United States House of
Representatives on Thursday • last, Mr.
Schenck of Ohio, offered a resolution, _which
was adopted, instructing, the. Committee on the
Judiciary to inquire into -the expediency of
passing a law denationalizing pertions who go
abroad to escape the draft, and requiring ap
plication for naturalization in case they want
to be restored to the privilege Of eitizenshipt'
We hope that the law - will be adopted, and
the cowardly shirks receive their deserts.
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E:Ti 4 ii.T•AyitoNG.—M..i. George F. - Weis
states that we made ehangesii . hia: letter o
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"Oct. 3d, 113 . 64," Which we published lately.
He states an - untrua• We published them
verbatim, •et litcreaiiiir ‘ as we received them.
from The indignant veteran of the Ferty.-eighth
Regiment. By the way, that is a queer affi
davit of Wiest's, published in the last nuin
ber of the sham-Democratic organ., . There is
nothing about it to show that - ,it .was ever
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
°Metal. itetiarns of Pennsylvania
The following is the vote l3y - cininties.,•as polled
by the electors; respectively, =on' each ticket; re,
ceiving the highek, - vote in the - several. counties
. of the Comnioriwealth. • The Union niajority thus
obtained 'is 20.081. • '
COVN^TTES
Adams
Allegheny.
Armstrong
Bearer....
Bedford...
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81air......
Bradford ..
Bucks...
Butler..:.
Lambria.
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Cameron -
Carbon ' • .
Centre
Che5ter::..........
Clarion, ... .
Clearfield
Clinton .. : . .
Columbia
Crawford,
Cumberland
Dauphin . ... - ......
Delaware.....:
Elk . . .......
Erie
Fayette. -
Franklin., .....
Fulton. „. ........
Forest;
•Gtr.eene
11 . nutingdon, :„
Inditaik ......
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Juniata . .. - ...
Laucaater .. ..
Lawrence...
Lebanon. -
Lehlgn,.... ' -
'theme
SPKean
Mercer.— .....
Mifflin • •
Monroe
Montgomery....
Montour • •
Northampton...
Northumberipmd
Perry.: . ... .
Philadelphia -
Pike -
.Sdtuy
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Somerset
Snydo.. :.; .. .
Sullivan
Stwquebanna....
Tioga.,:: ;..
Union •, •
Venaugo. •
Warren .. ...
Watthington.:t. - ,
Wayne. •
Weatmnrelaxid:
Wyoming ... .
•York
Ex.zgriou. or Ornemes.—'flie . Grand 'Lodge of
Free and Accepted Masons of the State • of -Penn
sylvania, at their stated quarterlycomninnicatiou
in Philadelphia, on Monday evening last, elected
the following.oricers :•Brother Lucius . -H. Scott,
Right Worshipful Grandlitieter, Dr. D. C. Sker- - ,
rett Baring declined a re-election; Brother -John I
L. Goddard, R. W: G; D. M.: Brother. Richard
Vaui, R. W. S: G. W. ; Brother Robert • A.: Lam
bertori,-R. W. 3. G. W. ; Brother Peter William,
8011, R. W. G.:T. e Brother W. H. Adams, B. W.
G.- S. Trusteee Of the Grand Lodge Charity Fund
—Brothers;Jos. S. Riley,
.Wm. • F.:l3lack, A. N.
Macpherson, Jacob Londenslager George Gris
cam. Trustees of theGirard Bequestrothers
Samuel H.- Perkins, James Hutchinson, David
Boyd, David- Jayne, M..D.; • Geo. Thomson.
- Trustees of Maionict tian--Brothere Wm Badger,
- James Shields, Win. Barger, Alex: Kirkpatrick; J.
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• • Gentlemen's-111os; 1•
All' the 'latest styles at CBARLES OAKFORD. &
SONS, Continental iiotel, 46,2 m
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OlLSrocas rti Part.A.Datrun.—The petroieum
interest in Philadelphia . retains the strong posi
tion it • has held; from the . begining. Situated
nearest to the oil region, and having: better facil
ities fur knOwing the movements of the trade thku
any other, city, l'hiladelPhia . .. has taken a promi
nence in the organization in this class of enter
prises that cannot be approached hy. New Toth,
and that Boston is only. just beginning to under-'
, Some of the Philadelphia journals are decrying
oil excitement' now preyailing in that city,
and warn their reaticrs,..against the _devices of
purely . speculative orgaiszatiens. We 'iiippose
there • is reason for the caution, though it would
be far from just to infer hence that petroleum
'Stocks, in the mass; are unsound investments; or
that Philadelphia deserves the reputation nf hay
.ing created more bogus Companies that any other
. .
Ten days ago there were 195. petroleum mope
nles-hpinig their. chief offices •at Philaxlelplua,
the aggregate par capital of which was 109;259,00u
Many of these, companies are Paying regular div
idends or from 1 , per cent. to 6 per cent. per month.
Yet with this humense amount, of stack, - the pub
lic appetite appeare to cry : formore, fur, during
the:weekbefure last,. there were' no late than six
teen nivii,oonwinie*forizied, An• iiggtegste
par . capitsi cof 18:9A9a "
'The : ftillidelpinaucolieW certainly ic! be se
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AN:the-West Myles ariIIMABLES 0241:PO_NEr_p
adt% licitea, ef1a 410 1 441 - _.:464°1
iiDITIPIIIVS TABLE.
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Gapes Lacli!s•llooxfor the 'Kew Tear mont h : ,
is Tag tine, gaits =approachable. - It 4:Altaine
two Vielidia steel plates, "Maj'and Tleamnber,"
-.-and - o/d man mating love to ayoupgjlirt- - --and:
"New Yeatl've,' l 4 festive domestic aceue. This
tiltinberabid centainis a• - supericirecilbreil'faithitelz ,
plate and fourteen full page engravings ' , : among .
which are film robe dresses. - There are also,
several crotchet patterns; - adapted' for 'winter
: Near. '' A Coatee 4 Eveiling4sm; - a, novelty:. : Us)
-latest style for Bormets, Collars, Capes.airul Capi.•
A beautiful artiele; ptuited in colors, called-`!The
•Work-Table Companion." A Tidy, printed in
tint ; and 'a huinorofts engraving, "Scenes on the i
Ice." We cannot begin to enumerate the =liner
. ous illustrations, as there are _about\smaxtrt, all .
of them useful. and ornamental. -• Ma ion 'liar
. land contributes ," A Hasty Speech and what came
of it Miss V. F. TOMIBeIIO, bliss ItL. W. Jalwrin,
:bliss', Frost, Mad Mrs. Dennasciii also to .
Ylis number.. -The Holly Tree Promenade, origi
nal Mnaie for the . Piano, by the editori J
pl. St;irr
.' llolloway ; -and' a Modal Cottage with - ans,
make up the best • number of Gislefs•Lady'a
I Book ever issued. ' NOW is a good time.to form
' clu bs for the Book. It can be taken with the
Blificas' Jonaftm. at redriced rates. s• ' •
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Taos. T. !duns, Co. lc Sixty. 7 seventli Regiment,
4
P: V., sends us a lengthv com unication in re
gard to the incapacity ot the la Colonerof -that'
Regiment, who was court-in - ed , and dismiss
ed from the service,. We belies - the facts con
tained in it are well understood and- appreciatutk
,in'this corium:wily and elsewhere, as well as in
the Siztv-seventy, and if we thought.Lther "small
conannuider," as :11r. Myers terms him, Nail worth
the space the comaiunication would take, we I
would publish it. . " The game ia not Worth' the
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powder.". - ' " ' :. •
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Cnownin Ot-r.—Letters from St. Clair A. iful
holbuid, Colonel : 11f; Penn. Vols., commanding 4th
lirig.,•lst Div., 2d Army Corps and Capt. 4.'D.
Koch; 4 8 th Reg., P.N. V. Also' an interesting
account of a supper given by the Union ladies of
Port Clutou at the house of Mr. IL Weandin that
Borough, on ;Wednesday evening last., They will
apprear in oar next. . - • - ,• . -
got at 4tfairo.
Weekly. Almanic.
ISB4.—Die.! K2' 1 ' 6" 1404,14i1 wiAxiers.
II) SATURDAY;.. 7 11 4 3111 - 1 - First Q. 6
. 22 36 nin'g
lt SUNPAY.' .1 j.. 1 7 - 12 4
_,.35; Fell 31 la ..I.lii nag
7,7
12 ,v, D ia ;.. ~ . 7 13 , - 35; . Las Q; 20. . 0:6 Trail
13 Taisear:.... .
1 7 '13.4 - 351 New 51..28 426 ev'g
14.WRIMISDA.T.. 7 14:4
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15 TLIZBI3I3AT ... 7 144. 36. , - • ' -..
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To,morroto.--Fiftieth Sauday of the year,. an
third in Advent: Day'e le'ngth, 9 hours and 23
niniutea. •. '
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"-Go,. and do than liketrise."- , 4a8. Beatty
has donated a car of coal to the society fur the
- relief of our soldiers' fanatics. • • •. • • .
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Rev. Theopiius Jones of preset
to-morrow Mortfiog iu tltu 13.Iptist - Church, Ma
hainango street. '
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Rec. Gpai uf . Norrit>town, milk preach
the 'l.l
• Pie-dbyteritin Ciatreh, -.llarliet .rtrFet;
morrow moruing..and-evennig. • • " •.- .
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: , ..4 G6alernawc:russing tne . mOuntain frem:Leb-
AllOll to rinegrOve last week, saw
,a tine Mick and
a ilbek of wild turkeYs on liis trip; The moun
tain is aleo'said to . hwie a great many 'pheasants.
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... .kiirirer of Mr. J. Christian had one of hiti legs
broken.yedterday, iu consequence of .a lug falling
upon it; while hauling timber. He wad conveyed
.to his residence... -. ' : • . - • • • ,
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_Among the released• prisoners who'. reached.
Annapolis last:;weelci were.the follOwnig.Pernisvl-
I:Luna:rim : L. Weber, D, 48th Regt.;. P. Chula
ill, and G. Duhlsp, E, 5 iui.. • • • • .
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.A. • .Fair .aad • Festival to . liquidate the debt of
the First Baptist -Church' of .Pottsville, ..viill- be
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given Dee'. 19, to eoutinue six. days. - We -coin
uieud it to the liberal patranage.of the. people of
our Borough'. '..'- • ' ' ' ''. '
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. W Bonne We learn that . Boe of the grocery and dry
'goods etoree of the Borough have agreed to close
at 7 o'clock in the evening, with the excepticiu wti
presuthe; of Sathrday.- -It is -believed that_ all will
agree to eloe6 at that hour.
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• There *ill be *service in Trial ty .(Episcopal)
Church to-morrowafternoon - ;it 31 'o'clock.. .1u
the future it is the intention Or the hector to
have divine service in the alternoiin..ofthe.'sec
ond Sunday of every mouth. •
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• We call special attention to the card of the' En
' surauce Cuwpany of North America of
.'phia in another column. This old 'and, reliable
oompany: have appointed T. A. Godfrej , of l'Otts-.
ville • their agent, to • whom .application- eau be
. nide:fur insurance.
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Union Supper t o the Soldiers:--On Thursday
evening 'of -last .vreek-the Union' citizens of Pine-
grove gave a supper.to the - me:tubers of the 56th
itegitneut; helonging to that place, rani returned
home some time since. They. had qUite a jelly.
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'afrr. Ellet .7ali • de votes
..the. proceeds . • of her
let:Mires atter payiug expenses, to charitable üb-.
jecta, in 'a. lady: Of 'superior ability. • .She. roads
The• Court 'House should be tilled.
Thi,s.eveioug . to hear her.. The price of admisaiou
is only . twenty-iive.cents. . • •.
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*. ..Fair iu Orivigsburg.LA Fait . *ill: be held. on
Thursday and Friday next, Dee. 15 eild 16, :after
nooir and evening, id the Arcadian Inatitute, Or
wigeburg, for the benefit- of-the German Reform
ed-84.1)60.th School., Wo truat. that the
none of I.he originatore will be fully realized. ..
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2,6121 3.016
21.619 t
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. 3,526, 3,241
3,23 T r. 2.304
2,336 . 2.752
6,710 •13,266
3.222 2.060
6,893, 3,007.
6.433 7,365
. 3.47 L • 2.947
244
2.1 3,030
The Forty-eighth .Ikgiineitt, F.- V.' V.; now oc'-
cupies - Fort Sedgwiuk, commonly•called ort
(atter the place where •.his -atanic Majesty.re
sides); about one and a bill miles tti toe left of-,
Peterauurg; . Va..' Tile members generally, - Of the
command,:are•we learn,. ill: good health. A letter
frunt•Capt.liuc we will . publish - neat Week. It
was received - too . late:for •'insertion iu to-day's'
jotarsai,.. • ••• • •
- 235, 232 ,
1,721 - 2.2511
2,817 13,399
2.446 5,981
1.780' • 2,883
.1;506, .2.301
1,666, '2,135,
1,914' 3.367
6,4411 4,526
3,604. 4;356
6.5441 4,220
3,604• 2,141
348 1 •
6,9111, • 3.
3.2211 4,
3,9621 - .3,
694
Cant icted.-4useph .lieunedy,. Irishnieu,.,re
tautly an'eated for voting twice fee McClellan at
Donaldson and Tretuunt; was tried this week, and
on Thursday last convieted.: The fact 'waS elicited
from a witness that Joseph not only ackuoVyledged,
that he had voted twice for. the. gunboat general;
,but said that if he hid had a chance he 'wOuld.
have voted ' six times' Sur
..Mae," " hl
.
J oseph, Joseph'." • - • , -
•
120 I Beaded Annapolis.-Capt.. 'Percy H.. White
,821. who was wounded -and: captured. in the engage
-906 -Meat in
_which Capt.: : Heber Thompson ',..was also
62, capture, has • been eichanged and ri3aeliu'd An
napelia. In a:letter to Louis Thompson; Erkg.; of
, 1 7 ';. • this Borough, he says that iltnougu;he regretted
to leave Heber who hid becu.toiiin as a - brother, '
1.5531 S,
3,3.1
4,320, 2
_ 4;B to 168).
r yet he wad iu good health, condonable audelfeif
.45t I ful, and hopeful of - a spfftdy emehauge. Capt.
;389 :White expectii to be in l'otts . vAlo iu ,a few daya.
MEM
.1,41171 1,
14,4691 S..
3.403 1;',
3,780 i • ,'
3..1 10 s
7 , 645 1 . 10,1
3,4011 4,:
. 761!
4,2291 . , 3,1
-_1;643..1,7
, tWtSj 2,6
68.72, 7;9
.
ersonal.—X letter from . James 1.1: Johnson,
the Army of Tennessee, addressed to Mr. anti
in ........, y. ...,...01711 , V, tyc....,.....„. 7
i . ,•52 Mrs. Jenkins, giving an account.' of the.fietith of
. ' John. Meson, of- Cu. 1, •60111 - Ohio ltegt., :was
6 dropped in:Pottsville. on: ThurSdav afternoOn.,..lie
as tweem the American : l:Rinse and-tlie l'rovust -Mar
i43 ' shars Office. ' Said letter contained valuable in
,496 . foituatiou',: The finder will confer a. faVor oil-a
-944 bereaved mother by' leaving - it -or sending it . to
tr 446 : 6 this • ofdee. ':. ' - . . - ' • ' '
4 .
.180 ' .Proinote..l.—we are pleased to learn that Lieut.
690 Frank-Werner of Co: D, 48th,:ltegiment, P. V, V.,
. 5 . 40 has been prOnnited to the Captaincy. of the Cori-.
,119 pany.. He is 'a
son. of 'ex-Sherilf -Werner of: this
. 369 ' 136rtigh • '
is a gallant . young :soldier t has been.
611) ..thr - igli'the .:war, and well merits .the position.
969 •
which we have every confidence he will, rill.with
5
,84
i .
352, . ability.. .We . congratulate - him upon his. promo:
, . __ . . . . . . _
1.130 1,
3,726 .6,
2,210 3.
2,406, 2.
45 -01 1 44.
2631 1.
1,320'
7.851 9,
2,79.3 1,
1,679 1,:
369.
4,203 2.1
4,6 TS 1,1
1,945
3,949 3,1
2,541 1 1
4,951 4,1
2,2 . 141 2,1
4.6501 ,1
1,3021
5.5bS
. . . _ .
. Again at Work.—ltlesvirs..B. F...PoinrOy & Son, ,
.-- whose foundry, and inati,liine shop: were recently
I
tin • destroyed -by fire, have erected temporary struc
tures. 'aud are now ready-to receive orders again:
s ''''. BtAine: of - :th4ir nitichinery; • patterns, etc:;:were
saved ftom.the lire,. and they. are:thus enabled to
keep' moving until the erection aud fitting up of
their new Their customers will we are
mire; be gratified at the fact. .. . - . . •
,•. _-
296,389 i216,80S
. .
. important .11 T otim..—Tho Collector Of ..Internal
ltoveune for this District, gives notice in another
column of to-dq's Journal that the special in.
come tax. of.-fivtYper cent. for the Tear ending
Dec. 31, 11333, is'now due'and must be paid at - his
'Ace' on or before the 24th Mit, Neglect of tins
matter will subject parties to pay- ten per. emit.
additional, and a fee of twenty, cents for service
of the notice.
-Painful:Accideid.—OuTueliday . nighilast about
IA O'clock, as• Lin Bartholomew,. Esq.,..was - Com
ing out of Pennsylvania -Hall,' he felt from the
porch to the steps . which • have:been ;recently.
placed there,' mlured himeelfse severely that
it is feared he will be a sutfeterfor some
It is unfortunate that in cutting the pOreb to
make the new improvement at' tne.Half, guards
were not placed tO 'prevent' accidents.. it was a •
great oversight: •
•
An appreciative at thence attended Mrs. Ellet's
reading at the - Etnirt:HouSe on Thursday evening,
for the beuefit - -of 'Prinity •Episctipal • Chnreh of
'this Borough. .. The entertainment was 'of- rare
Wu are.plesged to announce that Mri. gua will
give a b. ecutid, reeding. this erening.St - the. Couit
Hinus - ;, toi.the•same,woithy object, the:benefit - of
Xs the price of admission' has
been reduced to- 25. cents, the 'hall - Should be
crowded on the 'occasion., • .• ' ,
. . . . ,
Trinity - Church Fair.--Thits interesting event
will commence on 'Tuesday evening ',next at
o'clock, and continim during the week. It will be
held at the Town Hall:, There will be a fine slip-.
peton Tuesday evening . and plenty of handsome
things to look: at. Admissio p f 15 ceuts. As it is
but rarely that the ladies of lrinity Church bora
tard the porte mounaics of. the public in behalf
of the Church; we trust, that the aforesaid:public
will capitulate oheerfully, • liep3 to see the.
Hall crowded next we. l.
. .
• criminnl Crirelessuess..--For a year or so after
the, privilege of runuitig locomotives through this
Borough'was granted, tho conductors of trains
were careful not to exceed the lawfulapeed, of
runniug . ,_whfie the flag-titan genially at his
post.. Of late believer, they. have ' become ex-
eeedinglyeareless. ' Trains. are run through the
Borough al a'speed of from:eight tativelve Miles,
an bOuri - Whilithe fitukmarils hot tit all-titageAus
bud to warn::peritono• - of - &moil - 104
4114011K4WinuAresollPed - . IL4 MT* IO ' ,
trx — 171117414614141
. •
..-. -- --..- , s.i.tispv•-;;•.. , :e- , --s,tro•-? , ;::::frite.....4 --
_.--'' --=!--.:;
. Atiiial iiii- Y. -We are requested UV -- -,• •
announce the safe arrival in town of the `li•oridesi ..:•. ;• - •.'z'
of Liberty " front Philadelphia: being: nothing - ......: 1 3 1VI Z I giltLT'r:011. TMCI&VICIIIe Jectosai. no
more nor lessi*thana splenderattireiland, .'•,'- ----.-.-- •• ._•..,,-.- - ' ;.... Laois. no- • ... ,_
sized dull. :with. the aforeaaid togittimee. Thaw ! - -.••:z •- -_ •-- - . • ,- r-----,- • '•• .• •
.
beautiful piece -of life-biti:resemblanqe, iitkotpre- , ?7, 4pinninitlinir Tensii;-:Quarter 1 lilawdons. -.'.
. . . .
want from a Pottsvillibidy„. • -xesiding ititheakv:_t , . ;•: - ',- :..- : • -,_.!.:..,-,-.- - . - •• •
- ':-:
the forthccaltizig:F*Uf •- the Episoogel, '-': ' Theiteeenther Tenti:ittperied on Mondayreterrol.
sod to order to Piste -hither fomVo ll ,4 l : and o s?.ing: ''The rebtruaWeie-xun artudl, iiii•ieill
4.tha•TtessoroT a theVetrtiwt ‘-tweeett.by,thettineHitirireptirt,, Thefolkiwing:
be•eibildtediliiti, =- ~. = , -_,...-;.., __Oink -.40451,-jorrog-liosi4-0-tivici,vey aftexonoti.
dce' Moe- :.; •• • 'aiN - - . --'• • ,-.. ' r . ; ,•, , , . - ,, A nicr-•,--.,.-.3ririattn:,-•- , .:••,,: 1.•;-s•.:
folU in
. e= f Pricii - ot .:
!. ~ • -..:111 -- : 5 ••,,1-i7/- , Z,t . ^941. ?h , .iiiigiiiitWiiiiittiliaatt orid O* lo4",
• ' r ` .4-1. " -.2 ' --- • - ' - '''''''' l '''' ' - '7 7 -. '1 iiisTa Iv 3 t•-: Wit l r _ .. ti*r - .'AMPt B entendedUi
-' - ''): '3O ito -.8104.; 40 1 10 0. Asa idt*.! 1
- iWrOogt:4l4l l e4q. ' . ' ' .hancl was aelittadied to - ,
t0L3`.."041:1414:gar0..44 *099, for Ward beho*r- 1
-.1 WM- tavuw—assinit.t. zauctry on•Plo.n Oro -.:,
loner. ;Verdict guilty, via sentenced' to. costa and
•30 days inimrisoument; aud to give 8100 security
for good la@livior, Ac. - - ' ' - --- : - -
' Gehrge *over plead Millis to - a charge of Lae- - :
,
Cauchy Michael .Krebs, and Was sentenced to 2
years and S months imprisonment; Scads*" Oxt':
flne-memt .atlibor. - ' ' • •
7 ' Hernial* Zingrana-AstaalaltA Batten' On F.IIP I I
Williams. ,- ;:Not guilty ,•- arid Comity :for costa:
John Risithmk----Aissank& Battery. on George . ,
• -144.ai; -GiiiiltSt , - )iiiii eatenol ti) costs. :' • -
jisooti Helms and -Louisa Buck-Larceny of
clothing, from George Boyer, Aoquitted.••• • .
Thomas Smith Was cotti*.tedof Malicious Mis
chief, on oath :of Peter Berger" and sentenced to
costa and 311:daya.imprisonment.. • •
Michael Itreimaji, charged with Larceny "by '
Rentwin Simon, was convicted, and.senteneed to
••years and 3 months . imprisonment solitary.coo
tipeineotOit labor. : , . • .
-'George tinoniook - plead guilty to Assault& Batt
tery on Miclusel Wenrask, andwatiserdenced to $5
'... Amos Hoffman was . convicted of Amnia =!r , Bat
tery on Daniel Drtunheller - (Not- sentenced:)
• ' Joel Ditzel-Asaault & 'Battery on-Louisa A.
Eberhart. ,- Not gnilty. , by reason of Insanity. ;
Magdalena Garner-Assault & Battery on Mary.
A. Fall& Acquitted, but directed to pay the costs.
• Joseph Kennedy. was tried and muvicted for vo-•
• ting twice, it two different Polk, at the last Octo
ber 'election. ":Motion in arrest of judgment.
• 'Ann Drilicoll-False Pretence, on oath of A. Sel
igman. •" Prosecutor not appearing,-the court di
rected that he'pay the costs, and a capeas to issue
to bring him in,, and that the defendant be din
- • 8 aunties. or Peaee••
Williarn Cromer, on complaint of his wife. . De
fendant•to pay costs. • .
CtwenllcKern, on complaint , of Ellen Rosily.
'Defendant to pay costa and'enter into his own re
:cognisance- iu $5O, for- good. behavior, &c. -
• Margaret McDonough, Peter McDstiough and
Mary King, on complaint -of Catharine • Colahan.
Bach party to pay Ins or-her own costs..
Patrick Roach, on complain of Bridget Miles.
Biddy directed to pay costs and enter into her own .
raconnisauae ,n $5O to behaie herself.:_: • .
Bridget & Catharine Miles, and Bridget Miles
Jr., and Mary Ann Boyle, on complaint of Patrick
Roach, who, in turn, was directed .to pay costs,
and
. give his own recognisance in $5O fur good be: 7
Catharine Carroll, on complaint of Julia Krim-
Min.- Julia to ply costa and give-her own recog
nisance in $3O to ba of good builovior,•Sic. ' •
Julia Krimmiu, on complaint of Catharine Car
roll. Catharine to pry costs, and enter her own
recognisance in $5O to be of good behavior, &c.
- . Jane Richards, on complaint, of . Ann. Jones.'
Prosecutrix not: making her appearance, defend
ant was discharged,. and Aun visited with costs,
and, a 6apeini issued to bring her into court..
. • • Bills Ignored. . • .
Julia Krimmin-Assauit a ßattery on Catharine
Carroll. Catharine for costs. ••• .
Henrietta Morgans-Assault & Battery on Ellen
Williams. County for costs. . •
Bridget C4itin r---Assault & Battery on Julia .
Nolan: Julia fiir costs. •
Catharine ittles-Assault & Battery on Patrick .
Busch. .'Patrick for costs. - •
Patrick Itokun--indecent Exposure. Catharine
Miles. prosecutrix for costs. • -
`Mary Bulian- , ---tivo bills, Assault & Battery on
Mary Ann - Delany. Prusecutris for costs. _ „
Mary AunDelany--Assoun, & Matte'ry on Mary
Bohai/. Tables owned, and Mary Bohau for costs.
• Stephen Middleton and 'Catharine' Murphy-
Malicious Mischief.- Prosecutor,leinailah Matto
nay for costs. . • - , -: .- ,
The Grand Jury, having finished.their business
by 1U o'clock,.Thursday morning, made report
accordingly, and , were .discharged. At the same
time, there being no more business ready, on ac
_count of the absence of -partiei or witnetises, the .
'court adjourned.to Friday lyestertlar) morning at
'The case of. Reilly :Ringer, charged with em
bezzlement by bias. Fullmer, -occupied yesterday
'morning acid . tho greater port' of the afternoon
before being couunitted to we Jury: - . ~ -•
o l
- ".. • . • -, , , , ,-:.-77 111 1T- -=- 1 .. ,,, -L-:: - . , -- 3 :::'...
Boritasc amp 01* 1 0.416m. thaWorth„.l46, -
- Thursday mg u A:; 4 4 - 11 1 . 3 5 1 . . Y DOW Atari;
,W!!!! cßld- ...ft . ... _. - ~:7er#,Fq.,:, ` - ' ..lg.
finely:
_tip to this week , t the:cohltmili sus
peadod •titeni-as.wellis tlz&nutd.vflw-wassuch
. arinitiailie a. - feir - days Slide. A. gentleman Who
has the brick work of a .building. he isereetift.,
. nearly completed , in fact,twO or.three d a work
. would hive finished-ik , met.narday, and rre-
Tlested that • . tva would annonuce warm.weather
in.to-day's ,Tonsat... We wouldhave done so with
. pleasure if we Thad' heen• able 'to meet and'malte
an arrangement, to that effect Abe "clerk of
the, weather ;''', but that funetionszY being. tiniOn
in his proclivities, is:with tibervamii and we
. have.
- . - iionsequently3 it° ebrattieri with him. This
we trust, will be satisfactory . . • : - - -
' .
IhePennsyuguitaiState Guard.—The Provost
Marshal Generathas Lamed the following circu
lar relative totherPenneylvaisia . State GUELM:
"The Secretary of. -War directs me to inform
you. that the• President of.the,tnited States has
ordered *I follows :In case:-the Governor.of
Petmsylvanis . tibial organize :Vie = Pennsylvania
State Guareandlnit in servicelaider the. State
act forthat pupate atunnber xailesg Ave
thousand, it, is.orderedthat antinetabeiPAd said
• orpulisistion.bei4e clreftealutothe UriltedStates
service, be at once furlot,ig4ed: retain his
plane insaid State orgainzation,..not_rewiving
pay of the Ilnitod Statetybrit the linie counting
on his totC/111 under the draft. -- - You are, instructed
,to See that the ordersof. the President &restrict-
The Ladies•of this' place have effected awnr
ganization for the.relief of soldiers' '
the. Borough, dnring the copal:lit:winter. it is to
be hoped that liberal assistance will be afforded
~to the 'Society by our -citizens, so as to enable
them to carry ont their planS. • ,
Many families baVe already been visited, and
their wants repotted. It is - requested that all
needy fainiliee of our soldiers, that have nut been.
called upon, will make known their Situation,
wants , , ho-,.t0 any of the following committee
Mrs. 0-eorgT Patterson, Milt Isaac Beck, Mrs. B.
W. MeGirims,.Mis. - D. Maher, Min. Kohler, Mrs.
F. W Hughes, Mrs. IS. Barman, Mrs.. A. Russel,
Miss Miease Mist M. Walket; Mrs. Fred. Patter
erson, Mrs. Jas. Lanignn, Mrii. McCullough, Mrs.
F. C. Kopitzsch, Mrs. W. Pollock, Mrs. D. Shear
er, Mrs. 1). A, Sm4.l6•Misi . i. I M. M. Allen, /fibs Sar
ah l iliimen, ..• ' • ' • -
. Donations of provisions, clothing, money and
coal, (especially the latter) are earnestly, solicit
'Ccintributions may be.left with Mrs..A. 'Russel,
President, or Mrs.. Fred. Patterson, Treasiwer:
• • • , ,
.'Schukilcig Cbibity Alms Hoa,se.;--The regular
ymeeting Of the Board of
,Direetors'of the
Poor of &Ain:Mull CoUuty, waslield.t. the • .Aline
House, Dee: sth, 1864; • Present, Edward •Leben ,
'good-and" 11. C. Wilson. • The' 'following is the
census of the House for the month ending ' Nov:
No. inmates in .llnnse Oct'. 11, 18.6:1:
." • " ,"•• • " Nov.-30, 1564
. .
Increase 9ast month; ..:........:.:.....
No. inmates in lionse
Same time i.hia - year . • • 338
• • Decrease last year •
Admitted during-the -- .. . .. ...... . ,39,
Discharged and absconded; 15 ; hound' Out, 2 ;
born, Q ; died, S. ' •:"
• -Of the:above 49 are insane-and idiotic ;54 under
medical treatuient; and 49 children: " . • .1
Lodging. and meals were furnished to. 130 per..l
Out-dOor .waa g ranted to' 36' families;
families!
amounting to $18 . 3. 25, ' I
-Bills. were read . arid orders drawn,
amounting.to
Previous issue
•-• . . .
.. .. .
• Ooittelitsof -two packages 'sent by the t.tdies!.
Aid Seciety'of Port' Caibon,.. August:l7th,- 1864;
to his. Excellency, the - Governor, for.• the; use of
the sick - and wounded Pennsylvania Soldiers-:. .i 1
. - Box So.•1;---70 handkerchiefs, 6 hundlei..white
rags, 4Of linen, 4. of lavin, 1 .of 1ipt,.13 pads, 3
papers I.u - nai starch, 11 bed rings,6 linen towels,
22 yardS handage,2 tied spreads, summer seats',
1 pair linen pants; 7 pairs socks, 8 pairs drawers,.
10 - . :Mktg; 2 bundles religious: newspapers, 35
tbumb stalls. -,,
- fez No.; 2.-2 jars black, currant- jam ; .11 jars
and 5 cups currant-jelly, 2 cups cherry preserves,
9 bottles cherry wine, q bottles currant • wine, 2
bottles elderberry wine; 1 bowl black .duiraut jel-.
ly, 1 can fresh peaches, 1 keg anions. - . - . •
• '
• HEAD:QUARTERS'PEiiNSYLVANLt
Ql:Alqi.ll-31ASTER OFFICE.
. • . • ETAIMISBIIItG, August 20, '64: • )
Miss Lizzie A. noinas, Secretary: P.m .. .. Carbon
Ladies' Aid Society, ..*htlylkill C'ounly,
We are*in receipt of two boxes and one
.kegrhos
pital*stores, directed to his. Excellency, the Gov
ernor, for thsluSe of the sick and Wounded Penn
sylvania soldiers.: • • . • • 1.
Accept our,thanks for your donation, and.alSo'
.those who will become the recipients thereof,
knowing`. the feelings. Of gratitude they* .will_
evince upon the receipt of the same. • '
They will go forward to the' Pennsylvania. Mili
tary Agent, (Jul.' F. Torderi,.W4shington, and will
be distributed under his directions. - - I •
• I Iteinain Nory . btespectfully, by Order Q. M.
Gen% pa.; - -.G. W. Grnsoss.
• ,
. Major arid A. Q.-11.
. . .
.. ..
. .
. A Fine Original .Pqinting by 111 D.> Turrey.h-
We stopped -the other "day' to - see 'Mr.:Torrey's
fine painting of "Liberty . in Sixty-fotir,! executed
for Mr. Joseph -
' Pa ;
terson- of this town -but we
can only glanceat a description.: Against an ii.O. ,
propiiate ' back-gronud, in Which loonis .. "The
- Teniple of Liberty," ' with' surrounding , effects;.
to throw outthe,iigures, stand:the noble "God
dess"' of•eur patriotic dreams, seerniugly noon a.
breastwork . ; beyond which hang thick • clonds
and smoke .of -war: - In - one hand - . she .holds a
beautiful apeciMen of our National Flag, - while
with the other ',She • is -- ,casting aside .a broken
•shackle... Leaning . againsther for protection. is.
a mother,..with an infant in her arms, . nod 'a no-.
ble youth, with his eye oast towards 'tli - threat
;..._
ened danger ; the a ist 'Says he "borrowed this
group from '"Selut elle.' • Somewhat in ' the
- shadow of the . Ilagi - a .aged contraband with a
fowling piece In hand; is just'. kneeling,' aiihis
evesturn with emotion. ,
to' the-'banner above..—
.We have Seen nothingfiner than the noble yonng
"private;" who with his
. polished musket, Makes
' yea . feel it.is . dangerous .to come' near." Other
points might : bo noticed, but Its lucky ',possessor
will take pleasure in showing it. • • i
- We are proud to -feel wo have men of means
and taste in our.town,'who' appreciate the.otigi
nal power. which can: delve, into the.'realnis.of
- facts and fancies,. and create upon' the glowing
canvass, its own images of 'grace and beauty::
_
. , . . . .
Fecim the FortyLeighth : 12eyiiinent, P. V. V.-•
To Capt. Sehn.err,'Co: E, Forty-eighth Itsgt4 P. '
V., ' we.' are • indebted for a' muster-roll of; the
Company..as it - stoodwhen it left Annaptylis I last
Spring. 'We wanted it. mainly for our "Memorial .
of the Patriotism of Schuylkill," b,ut-Weivill use
it in the - Jocular. aisoon es we can find room.
, Capt. Selinerr writ* to.us'as'follow.s . : '
.1 4 3
. . ru• Rai r., IN Four *iliCiii:WlClq 1 -
' • -2 • ' • • - • j...N.F.110NT OF . pETEILSBI.3II(V, ,
• .. ..
• • • 1 • • • • . , December 1, 1864: i ) . •
' : Exurons• 7ilimutte Jocasya....-..-Enclosed please
find the niippliinientary ,Muster:ltolb.with mum
, ' al tie s, • of Company-E. - I, Was • under' the.imPres
.sion that- Capt. ,NVirtlack, had •sent• the same to
. you some time ago. .... . ' ' - . • 1 •
• .Our Corps.-relieved the 2d Corps along this
- line, - who took our position on:. the -extreme left:
i The garrison .of - Fort. Sedgwick, (knoWn as
' Fort:Relly is .composed of,three.xeMran Iregi
nents,.eommanded by Lieut.-Col. - II: Pleasauts.
.-I shallbe pleiseytto sifie any further infOrma- i
tion to parents or friends - of members- of - my.
Comp.4,tiy. .- .: • •. • • ,• • . • i ~ •
. - Your valuable Jovaxsi, is received weekly, and
is eagerly read: 'lt answers the - purpose 'of many
-letters. . • • • • ' • • - - 1 :' .
.. •
•.,By publishing' the Roll you will oblige. - • -
. • .Respectfully, Your Obedientnervilt..: .
- ' • - . - ' --- • •
CHSItLES W. ScuitErtu, . i - :
- • . .'-. '. -.. Capt. CO;E;.lBth . Regt., -P. V,. N. .
• - P. S.-:-health of the Regt. is all we e.in expect
. it to - be: ' . • .. C. V.S.
.
. Proceeding's cif lhe -Ben•ough council.,--A stated
ineeting.of Council was held 'on. Tuesday even
ing last. • Present. Messrs. Kieuzle, Strauch,
Focht, • Heffner,* Miller, COl:bran,' and
:Reed, President. , ' • • '
• The .minutes' of. previous meeting were road;
and adopted, • , ' • : • '
The Street Caminittee reported inlets in'.Hotet
street; culvert in Harrison - street, arid repairs in ;
•
- Norwegian street:finished. - The Committee also
reported ,that it could not make a:satisfactory .
contract - with . Mr: Hirst, to . erect crosaing ni.•
Market street. " . • - •
-• The Corn: on Markets- 'reported curb-steries of
Market House sold fur. $214 90; and the:money
paid to Treasurer. • •. • •
• Special Corn. reported Clay Monument . empo
,raruy.repaired, and were.discharged... : y • •
Special porn. on :widening and -repairing wall
of Norwegian Creek, was discharged,: 1 . • •
• Borough•Treasurer's'.B.tatement was read and
filed. -
. ' A communication from the. Auditor General of.
Pennsylvania to the: Treasurer, :in. reference to
taxation. upon Borough bonds,. 'scrip and icertifi
.cate of 'indebtedness was read, ~ w hereupon
Focht.offered the following : •
.! • • •
liesoiced, That the Clerk be iristructed to make
out a statement of bondikand other. .indebtedness
of the Borough on which interest is paid, in ac
cordance with the notice given by the ;Auditor
OnGeneral .
, motion of Mr. Heffner it was resolved . that.
tlie•St. Coin. lie authorized to receive, proposals
for • the construction : of a crossingin Market
,Corn. oh ,Ordiminces reported .an • ordinance:
revising the market.laws of the Ildrough; which
was read arid laid over for final action until nett
Mr. Morris offered the following ; •
'Res - Weed, That the Chief Burgess be instructed
to notify Gco.. W. Snyder. to have the exhaust
steam pipe on Coal - street, removed, it t heir% a
. .Adopted. . • ' , -
Beaotced, That . the Bororigh Solicitor,']; iO
• Parry, Esq., be • and - he is 'hereby: instructed to
bring to the notice of the Grand Jury now in ses
sion;the swift running :of :the loconiotivesof the
Iteat.ing Railthad . Company through the Borough
• without anysignals being given: . • .
• The following bills were reackind ordered to be
ppaaid
Henry 3iil'ec=
" •
Borough Anditent . •
Aditn
8.. Barr, . ....
Vormaa,
Richard
Hitst, -
Charles Madan,
A. -Wbitoer,
A. Belullibg, - • .
Supervisor and tits4atb.,"i
.Btatntgliiwitehriten, •
.1"iii0:51,01111T.4; • • • =•': • " '8,208 0
• ‘ ; -• - ' 444 -
- • . • - 7 -"t•-•••'',`--".'"
cirtrair ricocsitorses.
$3,407 091
44,323 79
$17,730 79
I
, • Grand Jury.. Report. '• •
To the Hoticirable. the Judges .t.e..—The Grand Inquest
inquiring &,c., :respectfully report, that they have had
presented to theta forty-two bills of indictment, of which
number they have returned thirty-two as '" true bills,'"
and ten were ignored. • , .. • •' r•
They visited.the prison and found' everything In the
most perfect order anti cleanliness. The , public of
were also visited, and found in good Order. -.
-The.Grand Inquest would recommend that a mat be
placed on: the poor ,of the Grata' Jury. room. They
would also present to the notice of the honorable court,
the bad condition of the publie-road starting at. Geo, W.
Snyder's Foundry, Pottsville, to the Borough of St.
Clair, and would recommend that 'a railing be placed on
Said road, commencing near Cleary's tavern to continue
to-what is called'" Ball's Colliery": and would also urge
'the great necessity of the Reading R. R. • Co., placing
t.l l
Borough
en at the different crossings of thir road over
the s . reets ofthe of St. Clair. '
4
T Grand . Jtiry take pleasure in returning their
Mt Sce. All o f which is -respectfully submitted.
.
• • , J. a. SLIOE4A.S.E.R., Foreman.
Ladieti" and Children's Hats.•
• Latest etyles CIiATILES..OAKFORD SONS;
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.; . 46-3 m.
SECOND - SESSION OF THE THIRTY-EIGHTH
Congress assembled. on Monday last at noon,.
and a. quorum 'was: present in both Horises. •A
committee was appointed to wait upen the Presi
dent andinform him of the fact.. In the Senate;
Mr. Sherman introduced a bill authorizing the,
Secretary of the .Navy to construct six steam rev-entie ,
4
Cuttere for-service on the lakes,. and appro-
riating ,000,000 to. pay for the :seine.
Lane, a bill for the relief of the militia of liaii
-83t3 in repelling Prices rebel - invasion. In the
'House of Representative the Committee on Ways
and Means were instruetbd to inquire into the ex
•pediency of reporting a bill to amend theConsti-•
tution so as to annul the provision - width declares
' that no tax . - or duty shall be laid on articles ex ,
ported front any State. 'A resolution ofMr. .Cox,
that duties on tea, sugar; coffee; and similar at;
'-tieles; shall be paid-in papercurrency;wastabled.
The Conunit tee on Ways and Means were instruct
•ed to inquire-into the expediency of providiug
new sinking:fund, at an early day, for the extun
•guisliment of the public debt; Also, in any.
'amendinenta to" the revenue bill reported by the
•
committee a tat on all Stocks. of _dorneatieliquore
on hand: shall he on.
The Speaker said the
President's inetalige wouid , riot be sent •in until ,
Tuesday.: Adjourned.. •• . • '1
In the Senate, on Wednesday,-ecordniunication
from Governor Hahn, of Louisiana, linnet tieing.
the electien of Senators from that. State, . re- !
ceived. M Wade presented a remon ranee
against,
. the admission, of the gentlemen. Mr. Mor
gan presented'credentials of .the Senators from
-Louisiana, and all the docuinents on the subject
were ordered to be printed. Adjourned... •
. .The House Of Representatitss reconsidered the
motion by which Mr. Stevens. gold- bill was -refer
red to the committee of Ways' and Means, and the.
bill was then laid on the table—yeas 73, nays 52
. A bill for the establishnient of an ocean steam-.j
ship mail service between. the United -States • and
China was introduced.. The Committee -on the .
• Judiciary was inattneted to inqtdreiuto the ex-i
-- pediency of amending - the Constitution, 'so ' that •
representativesin'Corigress shall be apportioned
. among the'several States according: to theirre-
-
epectivenurribers of qualified electors. A bill' to
amend the aid for the naturalization: Of soldiers;
, so as'to inelude sailors, was referred to the Com
mittee-on the Judiciary. .A bill for the eatablish
ment of-ii navy-yard at Cleveland, Ohisi,
.wati re-_
ferred tri the Committee on,. Naval Affairs. Mr..
Randall offered a resolution for the'. appointment:
of.aspecial.cominittee to examine, into 'alleged
frauds in the Philadelphia - NaVy-yard..Laid over.
The committee au Wave and Means was 'instruc
ted to inquire into the,expediency of affixing- an
nti via , 'Jrern tax ou all sales of merchandise of
:every description.. Adjourned. - •
, .
. .
. Ladies' Furs. : •
The largeaCaslortment at CHARLES OAKFORD
.SONS,-Continental Hotel; 46-3 tit
,
CoOVIIS AND COLDB.--Those who are suffering
- from Colights, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Se.
should try "Brown's RI-ono/dal roclees,r a sim
ple remedy which has relieved thousands, - and
which is in - almost every case effectual. .
• ,
Wz have been at some pains to 'ascertain - what
instrument of the many now soliciting the public
favor combines the greatest , amount of. real ex
cellence. • We haVe prosecuted this inquiry en
tirely independently of aid or direction from • in
terested parties., The opinions of some of the
test musical critics, - composers; and performers
have been obtained ; r rts of experiments made
in the ordinary use o ..yarious instruments in
churches, schools and families, _have been coin
-pared, all •of which, - - with :singular unanimity,
contur in assigning theta-4e° ta the Cabinet Oc
•:gan oVtation - & flamlin--1 , decision that corr.es
-ponds with, our previously fens d convictions re
calved. frem personal observat" us.—.Nees York.
Advocale„ , ' •• .
.
NVARH:IT MS
—Gesßurbridgf..hirs'eonimand hive reach
ed Beam Statiou, in Bast Tennessee; and Bieck
iniidge h ie falleu .hack towards
-L-AVlllizini Loge; alias krenehßill deserterNAN:4l6l6th New • York regiment,- Who joked
Whites's guerillas, - was captured in Louden coun
on Thursday:last,- and was executed- ou Batur-
*Voider st4rte il:with an expedition from
Port Royal. in( the 29tb, • ult.; . and • meieded
'road river to Apyd's' Roint; tyre:miles lielowYn
cot/digt, bridge, on the Charleston and-Saiannah
rivet.' The tretips *ere -, headed iiithent' Pipckei
don,. and an immediafoattic - kwaittnedenpon the
bridge. After a shall) fight the garrisim evacua
ted hastily ,. and-large quantities of 'cotton fell in=
to out. halide. "Two prelims attempts' to :capture
this bridge hive failed: - : • '
• . • • I t adies'_ Furs. • _
Porehaient may rely "von gettiok the beet Pura at
CHARLES OIEFORD la . SONS, Contineutal Hotel,
Philadelphia. • -46•3 m • -
tirThe Trenton' Gazette states that John P.
Stockton, that.city, is much more likely to be
elected United States Senator than Gen. INicelel-
£3 25
35 00
11 4.3
10 00.
10 20
80 06
500
. . . .
siierficSan . Jest: ?demur" save the wife of Joan
Caetro.,' of Monterey, haeopven . birth to.thirty-six.
children, alter wham; are' living tngother in that
comity,' .Thellrat twepty are twine, eachpair
representative of either .: set. Of.. the
.ieniainnig
children elaven.only "nib single born: ; . ,
50(10
105.00
72902,
210 00
Illveri Mother and tioueekeeper must often net as a
thinitY Physician in the stisnerouu illnesses and acci
dents Out becar among children and sem*: For
Oman yof thege two, I- have 'used anis* ra in _ mt.
'and co rider it, 44111P9/Igq3b, article 0 4. 14 , 111 d 4
bor.: listlassimeavica-44ithctoliaulai
iftOutslsrtt4oiesftlialr*aableo=7.l. SlM**.
P I AC I * S.-"".a..'lite
!lite ;ions sad Itsperi theen_aflis
Ifialradid.—Vnblfshed for tbe W.nefit, : end:ne e-CAU
TION TO TOMO IdEtir and tithere..whii,=_....,,edffe" from
Nerroae Debiltty.:Primumire Deceir of fiWinevu-
supplying at the name time' Tnitidtutts - 04 311 .r - Cuse.
By. one.who has cared, - ,bitaself alter .c_tt
iiderable quadmryerendoelaar - 1 04 "
envelope, single rany_be . 0 • thelmthor..
. . THANDRatATFAIR, •
Dee. la, proiddyt,.lOnige C,3', N. Y.
. .. . -.
: , • .' • : .1741 1 111.1111ATIOrr vault; ~
..T. Nirirvint. --Saffereara.—N gentleman, int.if
of ,ICerrous Del Say, Incometehey, Prematare Decay
and Youthful 12lrrPM .114ba%d by.a. eledre to bent& oth
',.ers, , will beit4o. limb% m ill who toed It; T(lee of
dearge,y,tbe e auff direct:Wm Ibr .making aim-
ple remedy , . lAA hiselaid.; . Sufferers *Selling to Mdfit
by the advertisers bad.-sarpestence-amt.pessaaa...:a, sure
aniluableremedy; cart . de - so by addrcsaln blexi at
place of,bmeluestr...; . ‘ 'he - Herlyeens yuly au;
r • =-413f litelbriporeance—Will be cheerfully seat by return
mall. ..iaklresa. •-' ._ .. . JOHN 8.... OGDKN -..-
.• .. .. • NW. ria Nassau. street, New Yohr. - .1
P-f3...4411 , 04 Sufferer:ie.& both sexeswiff Arid this
1 IriforMatiort invAluable: ... . ."-, ~ . • .
I
CONGRESS.
- • • •
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY:
MIR JA.IIIEISVLABIK'S
CELEBRATED ,FE3IALE •
14eptited frran'a preiscriptirin 'of Sir 'J. Clarice, D..
• Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. •
This well known medicine is no imPositl o P , but
sure and safe remedy for Female -Dillicaltiea and Oh.
istructlons, from any muse whatever- .and, although a
powerful remedy, It contains nothing liartfaljo the
constitution. - • • .
To Mass= Lama it ispecaliarly suited. .It will;
in a short time; bring tathe monthly - Period with reg-
In all eitesiof blerroaa end' Spinel • Affections. pain
urttus Back antLitabs.,Heaviness, Fatigue .on slight
exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, LoWness of Spirits.
14am:it* Skh Headache, Whites. and all the painful
disemeeoccasioned by a disordered system, these pills
• 11l effect a care when - ap other means have failed, -
Tama Pitta nava - arveit. nom, KNOWN' TO waxier.,
Sni nrexcirmas ON TIM :ID PAGE or rAJIPOLXT ASS WILL;
'For full particulars, gre ta painpldet. fiee,•of the Agt.
Sold by all Drute. Price $1 per . bottle. . - •
Sole United Agen t, „ _
JOHN MOMS:2I Corutthdt St., New York. '
and 8 postage. stamps • enclosed to any au
thorized agent. will insure abrade ' containing over 50
pills by return' mail
Nov. 6;164.
*.Trtilly'Woidertul %Dircovery.—
`!'London - Hair Color 'Restorer and llmsing." . •
"London Hair Color Ratorer and Dressing.".
"London Hair Color Restorer and. Dressing."
Forrestering Gray-Hair to its'original color _without
dyeing, or causing the hair to grow wnere It haa
oir or become thin t.forremoving any Oniptive Diseases,
Itching, Scurf, .Dandniff,'etc. . • , .
nor does it require any washing or preparation before'
or after its use. It creates a 'perfectly healthy State of.
the' scalp, by acting as a stimulant and tonic to the or
gang necessary, to supply coloring mutter' to the hair,
and completely restores them to their original vigor
and strength. -It is entirely, differbnt from all other
hair preparations, and is 'the only known restorer of
color and yerfeet hair dressing . combined. In very
• lIECILOTUED 13/411 IMAM WITH new ELUL' '
even where they had-heen bald for years: Fur. this.par
pose it is decidedly .the hest preparation known. A
trial null satisfy the most skeptical. thus. pincing
the head uf.all other , remedies fur baldness bud the, pre
servation of the hair in the fullest - luxuriance and beau.
. We would especially ask the attestion of the ladies
thN now universally .popular hair preparation, and
remind them of the.well-estaulished fact that Many ul
the. hair tunics au' iogue are not Only powerless fur
good. but absolutely pernicious, and too often destruc
tive in their infinence upon the, growth - Of the' hair.—
The " London Hair Cidor. Restorer " contains ,no sub
stance that will clog the pores,tut it does - contain real
nourishment for the vessels Iron which its roots spring,.
Outs rendering the hair truly = elegant - and, beautiful In
every period of-life. On childrethr heads it - lays' the,
foundation Of a•giiod .head ;of hair,. and at the lady's
toilet it is indispensable. -• • • •
• . nom ./40T BOIL OAT, lIONIiEr, OE TICE FISEST LINFN.
It is the only an.ested article that will .absolutely,
• without deception, restore the hair to its original color
And beauty, -causing it to grqw• where it has . fallen off
or become thin..'.
Price,: 15 cents a bottle sic bottles for'S f.. • •
•• Sold at wholesale and . retail by DR. SWAYNE
SON, 330 North SIXTH StMet. Philatta •.• and JOHN
G BROWN.. & SON, and HENRY SAYLUIt, -Drug
.POttsvillc, • •
• Sept. 17, 'IA.
.. .
otele . .
, Consumptivim.—Coll:±ilMlitiV knedrerm will
re -e.a.valuable prescription for the cure of Consump•
ti 1/40,8
thtna. Bronchitis. and all Throat and Lung Af
fectiona.(free of-charge)"by'sending.their address: to
Rev. EDWARD A: WILSON. - '
Wilthinvburg, - Kinge Co.. N. T.
35.3 m.
Sept.. 24, i 64
• .
Eye
. .
y and Ens.—Prof. •J: ISAACS, Al. D.,., Oculist
and Aurist, formerly of • Leyden, Holland; Is located at
No. 511 Pine St., ehilatielphia, where persons . - afflicted
with diseases or to % Eye - or Ear will be scientifically
Mucci and cured' it. curable. itier Artificial Eyes in
serted-without pain. No did:ft:4 made fot . examine
lion: The Medical Faculty is'invited, aslietas no se
crew in his mode of treatment. -
. . . , . .
j P, noucK,
AGENT FOR THE SALE OF THE
WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING - MACHINES
In Schuylliill Cotinty.
. ,
A number of these excellent Family Machines are al 7
'ways kept on hand and can, be seen in Operation by
calling at .his residence 'in-Market Street, avove Sth,
'next...door to the English, Lutheran Church, •
To accommodate, persons. using these Machines, 'a
supply of Machine .yeedirs, Machine Oitand.Soap, and
Clark S Thivatt, in' all numbers and -colors, especially
adapted to Sewing Machine use, will be kept on hand,.
Thorough-instructions for, 'working these Machines
will be.given to Patties purchasing. ' .•
• Ordeis by mail will receive prompt attention.- Call
and-examine beforeTurchasing elsewhere. •
January,4o. . -4.4 f
• Matrimonial!--Ladies and gentlemen: if • con
wish to marry; address the undersigned; who, will send
you without money and without • price, :valuable tutor
mation.that will enable yotrto marry happily and vee
dily, irrespective of age. health or beauty. 'Tie infor
mation will-cost•yon nothing, and if you wish to mar,
ry, I will cheerfully assist you. , " All letters strictly con
fidential. The desired information sent by return mail.
amino questions asked. Address SARAH B
BHT, Greenpoiut; Kings Co., hew .
York. ' •
• October , 64 • !. • • -•
Important to Ladies.—There is not a lady lir.
ng,. but what, at "some period" of herlife," find
the .".Duponco Golden Pills" just the
. right 'medicine
she most.needs. One of the first- ladies of Pottiville,
(who had used them success:fully several times,) says
she would'not fail -to . use them if she had to. pay $5 a
• box fur them: - they have spared her much suffering,—
"If ladies only knew.the value of these Pills, they would
never be withont - thetu, advertisement in another
colitutn, headed "A Card to Ladies." •• • -T-ty
Brotherbeadlff Circtslating•ilpickry,
lifarket street, Pottsville. Special' armagements are
made" -With'person in the towns of Mallanoy. Schuylkill
haven, Minersville, and Tamaqua. FOUR .DIFFER
ENT BOOKS are allowed to subscribers at -a distance
from Potts , iille. All the new public:ations'are lidded Ls
'soon, as - issued. • • [March 211. 6-1.-13-tf
fjckiolop: t,tttligtitc.,
. : NOTICES,
Bartises• at Trinity '(Episcopai) -Church. 011 -
Sunday morning at X' past. 10. •• Sunday evening, at.
X past 7; etcepton the SECOND SUSI r tv TUE MONTIL,
when the - service.is at X' pasta, P. M hi place of the
'evening. • ,
••
ltirEirst Presbyterian Ch rcli; comer Ea.
'hantongo and Third Streets: Rev. I Pas
tor. • Services, Sunday 103¢ A. AL and TX P. M. Lei
hire, Thursday evening at TX. Sabbath" Scheol, 2 P.
M.'• Prayer Meeting. quarter before le,. Sunday.morn
• nf - :Germain Reformed Church: Market
Street, Rey J. C: Becitra- Pastor.. Regalar - services,
alternately, in the German and English - languages: ev
ery Sabbath•day, at OA. M: and 7 P. M. Prayer Meet.:
in" and Lecture eyery - Wedneaday craning at T P.•• 31.
- Dec. 4th and 15th, English in the - morning and (4er-1
- man in the • evening ; 11th-.and 25th, German ,inAke
morning and Eaglistrii; the evening. • -• '• .: ' •
ref - Guinn Prayer.", Meeting, every Sunday I
morning, from SX to DX O'clock, in the: frame Church r '
on Second:Street, between Market and Norwegian Ste,
All are invited.'
Pirillethodist E.. Church, Sechild atteet; above
Market. ReV. 3. B.' • 31cCuLtocou, Pastor. • Semites :
Sabbath, at 10,.A. M.•,-and .7, P. AL .. prayer Meeting,
Tuesday evening, at TX 'o'clock . • •• • • -
I re - The Second Presbyterian Church
S. P. COLT,
Pastor. Public services every - Sabbath, at
.10X. A. 31., and LP..M: - • ' '• • • •' • - ,
. Vritegulor Baptist Church, 3fskintingo st.
.Preaching every Lord's Day,..Moriaing and Evening, at
103,;,A. M., and I, P. M. Lecture s Wednesday.Eveu-'
lug, at . R. R. AUSTIN, Pastor. •
ire - Eng. Lutheran 'Church, Market Square.
Rev. L..M. • Ktloss, Pastor: Preaching, every Sunday
morning. and. evening, at. 10X A. .M.. and 7, P. 31.
• Prayer Meeting and. Lecture Thursday even.; at 7 o'clock
• Itie - Evanatellical Church, ealJowhill street.—
Rev. "Sii'L G. Rnoanit, Pasthr, will preaith.German ev
ery Sunday' morning at 10 o'clork, a7d English .in the
Evening stl o'clock, '... •*.
- •
Alt Marilage Notices mu .t be accimpaliied with 25
Cents to appersr in the JOy . IINAT. " • '. • .•
REED.--BURGER—Deeember 3d,“1864, by the Rev.l' 'NOTIIIPE,-I,ILNERS' BANK OF POTTS-.
G. Lehr, WESLEY J. Baru, and ELLEN . V..l3lntilEic. l/P.•---= • VILLE, POrravitt.s, 24th 1 ovember,lB64.
all of Wayne Township, Schuylkill County, Pa. 'auf i 'Notice is. hereby g.iven, ag;reeably to Section 1-of the
Act of the General Assembly of the Common3vealth of
SHIPE—SCII.UYLEit —On the sth' inst., by Rev: Jo
seph AlcCOol, DANIEL Slurs; to MARY SCIIIJIMES, bath PePIISYIVIIIIIIL entitled .•!Azi Act enabling Batiks of. the
of fithidleimrt, Schuylkill County, Penusy Ivania. • Commonwealth to beconie Associations for the purpose
• .l ut Banking under laws of, the Unitol States,” approved
the 22d day of August, A.V.4.1864: that the Stockhol
ders 'of the Miners' Bank of 'Pottsville, in the County of
Schuylkill, have this day voted to .become such 'an As•
aociation ; • and that its Directors have procured _the au
thority of the owners of more than- two-thirds of the
Capital Stock to make the Certificate required 'therefor,
by the laws of the United States.
CIL&; LOMEFt, Cashier.
• • Simple. announcements of deatim, free. Thooe ac-;
companiel with notiee.s,• mud be paid for atth, i
.rate uf . G cents per lice.... . ' • ' .1
SEVERN—On the Bth.November, Enwrs'Bstocnra: t
Only eon. of Isaac E. an _Matilda B. Severn. aged 5 •
. Nov 44,'64.
yeara and 23 days. Also; 'on the Bth inst., Brame
only daughter 'of Isaac E. and Matildaß. Severn, aged
It months and 23 days,
• The relatives and friends of the family are reimeet-:,
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of J. J. Dampluan, ou Sunday (to-morrow) afternoon,
at 13y o'clock, without further notice.
ifizs TREASURY DEVAIECTME N T,.
Office of the Comptroller of the
.Currency, WAWIMGTON, November 9, 1864. •
Wasasts, by'satisfactory.evidence presentedcto the
undersigned, it•nas been made to appear that the -First
Natlon4 Bank of Mlshanoy City,* in the Borough:of .
Mahanoy-City. in the County of Schuylkill and State of '
Pennsylvania, has been duly organized under and ac...
curving to the requirements of the act of Congress
entitled -An Act to provide a National Currency, se
cured boa pledge of United States bonds; and to pro
vide for the circulation- and redemption (hereof,"
ap
proved June 341; 13. U. and has complied with air t he
before
of snid.Act required to he • complied with,
before cotumenciug•the busintesof Banking•tmder said I
.
.. t
Now. Tucitcroar.. I, .Samnel I'. Bowan': Deputy
Comptroller of the Currencv,-Ao hereby certity that the
First National'Bank of Ithitionof City, in the Borough- i
of Mahanoy City, intim County of Schuylkill and State
_.............. - of Pennsylvania; is authorized to commence'the busi- ..
- ~ ,„, .. nese of Banking - under the Act. aforesaid. ' , , -t reatment have failed.
- . - • . __-._
FOR, - SALE Al\ I ) I
T_. '2O. -ix; 1 ..- In. Tzterutosv Wenner, -witness my hand i - ' .c w " r hat consumption. . d .
and seal of office, this 9th day of November, .
: r i vtiolle-ISALM.--4 hatidscome;luillizedAmewood . ReMil • 166.1. .SAMUEL T. HOWARD.-
a WARDItO.B4. Apply at the . MA:1%810h HOUSE , - . • , " Deputy Co
wwe er .
Montt Carbon: , .• , • Wee. 10,-i64.-:50-`4t• - ; ;Clem iv, 'ot. : . . . - . 41 : 9t ••: . many remediee, bat contioned to grp , " d.e „ i d bet
i
.
' • ' ' ' • ' NOTICE . - TO . / CRETirfOBEI '
LOST A-N I) ...Fot,isNii •• ' igiQß=.. • • 1 and stomach
.- I by:titian, and-friends despaired ' o her it
cheru
„.,. .:. _ Comptroller o f t h e caraucy....
.I.l_2.l3:fefrreewnas.dBafflywaottilicice'teditii:tecaolfaNrzmi
clotol.lifirotitiooln• tholta2;
..
. ir
v - ..' - ' lai r "' liliTillg
dilui"gathitt*"4m estate fhe use of your mpountrSyriip o d
• . - . . - • of .Charleslll er, (Coal Meschant,) assigned for benefit .
. Q . ' TRAY' 11110 G..--Came to the . premises' of the .••orcreditora. will present thesame, and those indebted
1.7 subscriber. - in Pottiville, on the 6th inst., willonake payment to
_•___—• • • ' . - • ' '
a WHITF. HOG. with.a black .FPOt on -the •'1 l• . '', - WILLIAM 31ILLER-andlL. i s iff ne ss, '. • Pre Bred 1311- Governeur. t t ~.,
baCIL•And Ptill.weigh -aliont' 12.5- lbs. The ' • MORRIS PATTERSON, J * .
owner is_reque,tett to come anti take it away ; , . .. . ' • ~ .. • ..: . 119 South Front St, Philad'a.
LO end JOB'S G. BROWN & SUS, Inuggot ris*-
&hawks: ft Will he soh:l'M-Sy exneeth. '.- . ' • Nor. 19.. 44. ' . -.... : ..- , • ' .4.3-tit • .11
..Sept. l'l 'el.
etit"..-.
IY
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ERR
I, linvirstreoent,lypbbylioDdltei.pbtiVinTs,NmE
by
ti0a5,..:Ftg:11.0.,50.A.,..T.-.
EDDIE.
Good and kind unto eaelipther,
And a,blessing d.atr. tilighee,
Thou knowest our little Eddie,
. And swest•as au angel smiles he..
• BE • - •
Bite has my. sisters gentle eyes,
Tier son and shining hair ;
Bessie faded as she smiled..
• 'A mothers title sweet .was there
. . •... '
_ w •Pe th ß e til bacri liliAl ben t hase P.'i this, NOT4D e t tered . r ,
STRAY._ COtireame - lo - the. pr • w it h pet en wnder . the zrixi. name and aisle-of
undersigned. Deep Creek., Riery Towri- • 11 , AN A to e nty.en t h e r ett ed ry ,
ship, Coubty, nee; !Deo. • • shothino god Cat- Business, Busineies..in.,Port Can
tweed.' about': the latteepert bilepterober;•. , • . . • ..i xt, tkm . — R o m= Aumsr ,
a_ LIGHT RED'.COW:lnelltall clabo • •• . 1:104i441313,1W1NAN.
hi= int it ; tight eigt twOlront tedi white lin ig64;
ot* elk • "The ww-neris':iwitt e s te " ° :„ (m in et '. =mom
ivar reOPertY.*-4410,1tl! awl . !!: '""" 7 ` .:7: iietA4 - 10 . 1:14
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Dm I% •et
•-• .
•-• GI4.IINERAL NOTIcES.
. _ :. , ...- •
••
TUE i'keciiiiros.Dßitaf of the -1
. ; 31lierevUle Water . CoruPsay.so"ltereby nOti--
lied that itAtiderui of flity eenteper bbars of stock oil t• ; •
Ise paid...w . the " Treasurer ailed .MittersTille Water 1
Company,atMinersvillei.on and a ft er,..the twenty-first 1
day Of:December, 18134. •--, • • . .. . , • 1 •
Notice. isthither given; that the . StOekholders of the !
Mineraville Water Company will meet.: at - the Public ;
-Rowe of Evan Evans, in the , Borough -of Minereville, 1
oss the SECOND MONDAY. OF 'JANUARY, 1565, be
tween the hours or 10 o'clock, A. M., and 4 . o'clock, P. 1
M.. tO;silect fifteen Mananens of the. MineresUle Water I
Company, according to Sections three and four of the
'Act of Incorporation, who shall conduct the' affairs of ;
- the Company. . - F. ROELIRIO, Sevy. - 1
SUM. 1
1 • -...•
OFFICE . OF TUB COLLEC. ! in Lawful C '
TOR OF -INTERNAL REVENUE, TENTH '', I nteres t 7 3...10,•
DISTRICT, STATE 01 P.MiNSYLVANIA, POTTS- 1 _ •, -• • • Money,.
Interest. payableeachoucors.,
VILLE, FA. ' . • .• •
- Speelsalllnesinae Tax.--Notice is hereby given, I'. attached .. IX
thartheasseftment or the Special Income Tax of five 1-,,, , • '
per matins, assessed upon thegaius, profits or income i •-in•ollbug. • •
for the year ending December Slat, 1,309, In aceordsnce ' . • . . ,
with the provisions of the Joint Resolution of Congress. The . Principal . payable in Lawful lioney- a
approved July AM. ISO.I, • has been completed, .aud a f
the end of Three Years, or 'the Holderh
list thereof placed in my hands by the Assessor fur. col- - 1 .
lection. al
,The taxeicontalned In said list ma'ami due and pa- . the right to aemeind at that time
able. - All persons .1u Schuylkill County chargeab le , •
theirowith are required to pay the same . •
.
'On or before the•2lth day of De- •
•. - . . " centber, 11361. ". ".. -
.
.slicb:an nrglect to pay the same within ten days after
deiffand, will be liable to pay , TEN PER CENTUM
ADDITIONAL, and also a fee of twenty cents for the
' 'service of the notice. ' • . •
' Payments must be made In Legal :Tender Notes' or
Notes of the National Banks: ' . -
()dim open from S o'clock. A. M., until 5, P. 11;
- . . . . ... . ' JAMES A, INNESS,
• ' - . . . Collector 10th District, Pa,
Pottsville, Dec. If4 o, !-, ; . _ -, '5O-31,
[April '64.-14-
MASHIE D.
DIED
Obituary.
C. L. 8.•
•
• ' NOTICE"...Ta•the President. Di.
rectors, and • litockholders of the
?liners' : Bank efPottsirille. in the County
oY Sehuilkill :-:liottee is hereby given that the
undersigned, .who have'been, .in purstu.nce *Or the sth
section of an act of the. General Assembly, approved
the'ffiffi of Au„lust; 1864, entitled "An Act enabling the
Banks of thisiCommunwealth to become Aisociations
fertile parpose of Banking under the laws • of the Uni
ted States," appointed Auditors by the Court of Cora.
ffionTleaa of Schuylkill County. to.ascertain. and de
terniine the fair market value of the shares of the said
Bank at the time of paying the • last dividend prior to
the acceptance by the said Batik, of the provision of
the raidactof Assembly, will 'attend to the duties of
their apputntinent* on SATURDAY,' the 11th day of
December, instant, at 4 o'clock, P. 11., at, the office of
Thomas R isommn, in.Centrs Street.
WILLIAM GARILETT,
IiESKY ROYER, s .
THOS. R. BAIsZISAN.
51.1-1 t •
Dee 7..64
OFFICP : OF TUE. GIII.II.RD
tir'• Estate,. No. 19 South •Fifth Street,
• _ PaII.:ADELPRIA, December 5, 1864. •
Proposals to. Cease Girard 'Coal- Loads.
• In compliance with a resolution of the Select and'
Common Councils of the City of Philadelphia, approved
•May,xs. 1864; sealed proposals will be •received itt - this
Othce until F.RIDAS. December 16:•1864. at .S. o'clock,
P. M.,- to.leuse such part of the nortn dipping veins on
the Israel Cope, Jawed : Dowell cud Edward Lynch tracts
not heretofore leased iu the present term of. leasing the
.Girard Coal Lands, excepting, that • the parties shall'
covenant as lessees to pay--01, the market value of lump
caul us the same shall. exist at Port Curtin—for Chest. :
nut; ut the - same staadaid and value. so however that,
"the sum paid shall out be less than:twenty-ave. cents for
each too of coal mined not Chestnut ; and not less than'
teu'couts for that; cud of other tracts ou the same'
terms to such otherpersons as may. be accepted in ac- -
cordance -with the provirdiass of a resolution to which
this is a suppleMent, who dual weddut sutlicieut evi
dence that tie is a. ci.impetent- and skillful" miner; and
fully able to fulfil the covenants 'of theleaSe. Said pro
posislo to be opeued.iu the presenee of the Committee
.nit Girard Estate, and. the lease to be awarded to the
highest bidder, • : • • •
The accephruce of the - bidder, and the mode of arriv•
ing at the price of caul al Port Carbon. do be determined
Only by - the execution of a lease in writing. .. • •
• CUARLES.ii.
Superintendent Of the Girard k.state.
• 50-1 t
Dec, 10,''64
" NOTICE:—An election for nine
. tors of the First National Batik of Ashland,
-Pa., to serve the ensuing year, will in held& the think
ing House, on- TUESDAY, the Mb day of January.
betweeh the hoins of 10,_A: 51.,•anti 4, P.
-A: vote of
,the Stockholders will also be taken on I he.
amendment of Section-oth of the 'Articles of
making . the Capital Stock of the Bank One Hun
dred avd PM , / Thousand Dollars (a , thihol-/ 0 ), with the
privilege of increasing the same to 'Three. Hundred
, Thousand Dollars (4 , 500,00 0 ). • •
By" oider of the Board.
. P. B. WINIGERT, Cashier. .
Hee. 10. 'B4. ' '
. .
'NO'CICE.—A. regular - animal meeting
of the. Stockholders of the .k'irst. National
Funk of . llinersVille, Pa, will be held at the' Banking
Boost on the. Second Tuesday of. Jantiary.•
tweeu the hours of ten and • four of said day, for the
putpose of electing seven Directors to serve for the en
suituryear. - . Si KAUFFMAN, Cashier,
*. Dec: 10034. . .
.. ..
. , .
ii,• NOTIOE.—A meeting of the Stockhold:
holders of the First tiational Bank of Hahn. noy•City wtd be held;at the Banking House, in the Bor
ough of Mahfuloy City. at lu'o'clock, A. M., oa TUBS
LAX. January 10th.-1865, fur the-purpose of electing
seven Direceors • for the ensuing year. in
. accordance
with s,ctions :fand 4 of the Articles of Associatiun, and
1 of the By. Laws of said Bank.
• . - . ' WM. L. IC9DEft, Cashier.
Dec. 10, ,64:' ' . -' .: • , 60-41 -
EiCHIIVI.KILL ° NAVIGATION
hereby given,
that the annual meeting of the Stockholders and loan
holders, and an election of officers for the ensuing year,
will be held at the office of the Company„No 411 Nry AL,
NUT Street, Philadelphia, on MONDAY, the 2d of Jail ,
Uar:: upat, at 11-o'clock., A.W. M. •
• ' M. TILWEIMAN, Sec'y. .
.4U-bt
Dec. 3, ,G 4
••THE. PARTNERSHIP existing .
betweeu G. F. WIEST and 1). J. SCLIGL
L—ENBERGER was disaolved Nov. 18th, 1884. The
business of the late rim:twill be isettled by G. P. wiEsr:
• G. F. -WIEST, .
. • ' D. J. SUIiOLLII.I.IBERGEII..
• Dec. 3, '64. - - • 49..3t.'
on. SUBSCRIPTIONB.—T HE'
"RESERVE LIST" is now open to 'receive
subscriptions, 'conditionally, to seven well located . and
desirable tracts of LAND situated in the.
VENANGO OIL REGIO.N.'
•••All Of these-properties have been- selected. for their
eligibility, iind'alt are contiguous to, adjui,i, and ire
between lauds of the "Farrar," "President," '•Shriver,"
"Germania," "Iteenis," " Drill Creek,. •and " Tion
esta " oil and lumber companies. having' in, the aggre
gate a capital of' seven millions of dollars. . -
the shares are $1;000 each, payable oosorrioNAt.i:v;
either at the-time of subscribing, or at three days' no
tice ; this notice may be given in a week. or tea days
after subscribing.
' Those who eutcr their names in this
,RESERVE LIST
eIEIONS" open itt my (dice) only get the original shares
in.case any of the many, whu have subscribed should
unexpectedly be prevented from complying with the
term.. •
The opening Of, this list. while it prevent any delay
in theOrgamzatun' of the Company offers a chance to
those to secure shares who heretofore were unavoida
bly prevented.
To so subsar)e, or for further oartlenlars of this -en
terprise. -which is considered by those who have exam
iued'intO its merits; one oC . the best before the, public,.
address or apply at once to
• . DUNCAN M. MITCRESON.
N. E. corner Fouirru add WALNUT Streets,
Or E BORDA..Trustee, 327 WALNUT Street; or to
ISENJ: BANNA.N, Unice - Miners' Journal. •
- . 711 7 This "reserve" list willouly be open a few days.
Dec. l •G 4 - .
Al' a meeting of the.Truetees of the Odd
gellows , Hall Association of Tremont, held
Nov, 19th. lEtit, a dividend r.)1,,3 per cent. waa declared
for the year ending Dec. 31et, 1364.
,• -JE...SSE S. OWEN, Seey.
-Dec: 3, '74. ' 49.4:r• -
OFFICE. TILE SCIIIIV.L.
KILL- VALLEY -NAVIGATION & ,RAIL
KLUB COMPANY, • • _
- • - PHILADELPHIA. November 29th. 1904:
- -
. The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of this Com
pany will be held at the Office of the Company, No. 40;
LIBRARY Street. on MONDAY, December :did'. at II
o'clock, A. M:, .at which time un election for olllcere, to
serve the chiming year, will also hike place.
'Des. 3. '64....-40-4t] P. C..DOLLIS.,Sevy..
. . ..
'OFFICE - Oh.THE MOUNT
CARBOY& PORT ARBON RAILROAD
COMPANY, • . -
, .
' • - -• PIIILADELPIiiA, November 2.9 th, 1,564 II ,
- The annual meeting of the Stockholders of We Coin- F•
pang Will be held tit the office of the Company, Nu. 40T
LIBRARY Street, otiMONDAY, December 25th, at 11
o'clock, A. M:, at which - time an election for officers, to
serve the ensuing year, will also take place. . -.. •
. Dec.B, '64.40-1t) •• - P. C. BOLL'S, Seey.
OFFICE. SIX CREEK AS* 4
MINE NAVIUATION RAILROAD I
COMPANY, '
• • - Pin ,November 29th, 1864
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of this Corn
pany will be held at the Office of the Company, 407
11sRARY Street; on MONDAY, December Ytith, at 11
o'clock," A. at which time an election Tor officer% to
nerve the ensuing year, will also take place. '
Dec. 3. P. C HOLLIS, Sec'y.
• DIBBOLUTION OF PART
' NE ROMILIP.—The co.nartnenthip hereto
fore existing between FEU:WM M. Nicuot.s and Wm.t..v
11.Ammca; Merchants trading under the name and stile
of NICHOLS 11.9.1111E8, at Mahanoy City, is " this
dui dissolved by mutual consent. •
the business of the late drmicili be Settled by WES
LEY HAMMER, who will continue the business at the
old stand. , - F. 31. NICHOLS, ' •
WESLEY HAMMEL'
.r • . ISlalutnoi Clty, lst;tiov,, 1§..4
NATIONAL , LOAN
AT 'PAR, - INSTEAD OF . CASH
:eir This pritilege is caluablk, 3,20
are, now eelling at eilht per ce,t,
The abeTe Leah, nicl : allether ti. S. Se.
curitico for sate by
July 30, •64
FENIALLE 'TEA IIV.I.IIerED• for
3 School, in the 11,:rough ,3t Ilseu l .
None neetlapply unlem well qualitled, and 1 14 ,, hi y .
considerable esperience in teacaug. A good tealier
will.be liberally paid, and will bull this a plessant
ation... Applicutichr. received' WAhe under.ignec.
Teacher to cuturuence'January . l.a. ts,z,
%VIA FIELD. Sec:v.'
Schuylkill !liven. 11ee..10, 'GI
t `I7OIUSIG 11f, who is' 3 guuf peinmin and
il-uuderstands bouli:keephig. datlresdslusti,u
he
can make himself useml. flag - bud wale es.per.e..ce
at a Colliery. Best of refireoces'
" SENTO:N."Ikm 433; Pottsville; Ps..
-Dec. 3. `d4. • _ .
ANT El) . . ngency fur the wile of setae (is ,
T V taxable vein ut Cuat,,by a party harts:: Tee; es,
perience in the trade. and eau give : , :itl*ladt,ry refer
cow. Addreesl.l. NV.. 43 Mercimuta• nseti,l4e. Bet
- We 3. '
WANTED. 74 - Corsprient Kook-kerper
keep the buuks of a coal oircrattl:m. A *lngle
MALI preferred. Thee beet of reference - ri•quiretl. 4p.
ply by 10 Box 6 : 1, :_littzleion P. 0., 'n.
:Nov. . '
-
T G 914:11.
to purellwe 3 beculitt-tuuu totem
Eugine 3, of -20 or 317 tiort.t•-power each. Attili•e-n
• - JABEz -SPARKS, Pott,vti le.
. t DAV.: AGEINim. 4 4vANTED.
SELL 'fill:: ".!4:5 Ccut Legal 're.u.
' der . Mtationery Pucknar.” Each l'ackaoi tun.
tuiue B 5 Songs, lna
pages of Ue. IS sheets of paper, in
EriceloPes.. 1 Ruler, I Pen. I Pen Wilder. 1 L!'ait Pen
cii 1 &signior Undersletives. 1 fO j rCnitike 41,1°11,1 . tut
Embroidered Collar: 1 for Chrtstentug Robe. fur mark..
ing Letters,,ll Seeretu never before, pubil.shed. wu:/11
many dullarn and other information.. Also, one 14111.
tiful article of Jen , el ry. Liberal luduceluents to Agents.
Send Stamp for Circular. . sAIt.L Burr, •
. . • 42 South TILLED Su I'IIILADELPILIA.
June 11, .64. • . - • .214 m •
(.111PILANIV COCRT •OF SCOLUTC,.
lJ RICA. COUNT I.—Lu the matter of the
tate of liou. Charles W. Resins, dec'd:
The Auditor appointed to distribute the balance Li
money now in the halals of 'George 11.-Clay - . Athena
trator. as alipeard by his account Med . ; to and anion?,
those entitled thereto, will, for the purposed of hie e l
poiutment;• meet the parties interested-at his uttiot:ta•
Slat:among° street, Pottsville, on TC.EtiDAY, January
3d, Isdn, st 10 o'clock. A. M. -
Dee. 10, 01.1.-30-4 n • - .E. G.-:SCOTT, Auditor.
VISTATE OF DA:ViEL BARTOI.ET,
.LA Sr., decritredi—Letters testamentary upon the
Battle of Daniel Bartolet, , Sr., late of the Borough a
Cressona; deceased, having been granted to the Male:.
signed.. all persons Indebted to said estate are requi:ted
to inane immediatepayment, and those having - chalet'
against the same are requested to present them it iu tat
delay, to ABRAHAM.. BA It'VO LET.
.LEWIS BARTOLEI',
Executors, at Ure.hona:
` .4
NEW
PAR
T
A
THE 5-70_ BONDS
L. F. 'W HIT N EY, .
CENTRE STREET,. POTTsVILLE,
SI inso
NTE .
May 7. 6
LEGAL I\OIIOES,
Dec. 10,''64
t i . D31114i eiTRA.TORIM 4)11:111: ki.=-Nt ben.
as, letters of administration to the estate of Starr
A. Boner, iato of Ashland, deceased, having been gram.
ed to the subscriber, all persons indebted to said orate
are requested to make inunediate payment, tool them'
having claims, to present them without delay. to
Nov. 26; '64.--48411 11E.N111 - S. IiONEk.
NoTlCE.—Whers.
L - 7.- as, letters of.Administrarion upon the estate ut
Charles . Wild', late of the •Binibuttio of Sleben.' City,.
deceased, have lken.granted by die Register ut Scbsp.
kill Ctiuuty to the undersigned, all lers , ous indebted to
Said estate are requested to make-immediate payment
and th(ee Inuring clahns,•will present them fur oettle•
meut to. Sqtrire Frick, at his calico In Mahauuy City, by
the 2d of January nest. • lIENRIC RUE, \
FREPERICK_WILD. .
- Administrator..
Orwigsburg, Schuylkill Cuunt& Pt,
- Nov. 24, 434. .
A 1131INISTlitANOWS NOTICE. --Letup
of Administration upon the estate of WILLIAM'
PUGH, late of the Borough of Pottsville, deceased.
haring been granted to the undersigned, those' italebt.
ed to the estate of said decedent, are reqataged to make
immediate paythent, und,all persona boring claims et
detuanderagaluat the saitrEstate. are Tequeided to nab
known the same without delay to the subscnber, reed
ing at Palo Alto. : JOHN LEWIS, Adada's.
Nov. 1 . 2., 'di. - 46-81.•
EDUCATIONAL.
ARCADIAN INNTI'CILITE• "
:, . . • , • . -
i- " IV W; FRIESE, A. M., Principal..
I
OCwigslbUrr,, Schuylkill Co., Pa;
IThin Institution. affords advantages.uhichdmrie the
r -..,Lter4ion o f o arepts - who have eons or daughteie wed.
mate. qtudents can 'enter at nuy time. Stott tor I
catalogue contaluing particulars. '.
Nov, _6, .64. ... - ,• - . . 43.-3 t
- IF / yam/in' Cominettidi Odle /
At Kingston, luzeme
A FIRST-CLASS SCHOOL OF TRADE.
Sjud for Citkular.
• W. S. SMYTH, Principal.
July 30,,64. .''.Lam
MEDICINAL.
Shin - Disease; •Tetter, Itch
Blotches.
• , -.'. . .
ULCERS, .
SCALD BEND.-
ERYSIPELAS, • . - SALTII.IIEOI,
RINGWORMS, DA.R.BEWS 11111.
lirtmtions covering the whole - body,' of 10' ;caudal
and moat obstinate in - character, are_ quickly ore/ ET
Dr. Swayne's All-11ealing Ointinept.:
Dr: Swayne's _All-lletrling (lnutrient."
Dr. S way lie's: ()Ititint . air."
Swayne's o.innortit."
Dr. Swayne's 111-11ealing
If the bloixl Is impure, cleanse the eyrit:ul er all an
purities by using the old-estriblished and a!ll-thc , i
medy.
" I)r.. S.wayne's Bluotl 7 .Purltying Panacea'
Swa:,-fie's: Blood-PurilVing Patina'
SWaynii's Bloitid.Purifying Pituares.'
." Dr. SWlLyrie's BlorA-Purifying Parfacra'
-"Dr. Swayne'zi Blood-Purifying
. Pauaca.:
" Dr.. Swayne's Bliiod,Pnrifying Panacea.
Its reputation for caring scyofnla. old ulcers:buy -4 :
complaint, ulcerated sore throat. white -swelling. itni
blotches, or defects in the skin. bolls, 4 - 1, .
marasmus'or wasting flesh, rheumatic affect-10m.
in the bones. /cc., ia without parallel. 'lle lies!: eiri
debilitated, or any disease of a berbfulows luatlr,.!t
sure to do goo& as -the ma housand t,estaast,3'..
from all ports of the world ill' prove ; ntrthtag ett:
discovered can compare with it in-curing thr.t 04.!
disorders. To he sure-of getting the pureand gena.a
Panacea, "u :Base direct at the principal °thee of
Iv
SWATH! 11 ,330 North Sixtb.s.treet, Philadelpals ci
L at thei.lrog Btore,of,AIENRY SAYLOR, Pottsviiie
Sept. IT; '64.
F on VEAuet• A STANIOI.If.D OP
:MEDI": • • •
. •
•• Dr. Swaynota. Compound Syrup Wild Churl:.
`.* Dr. . Swaymes Compound Syrup Wild Chet'!' , ,
" Dr. Swaytte's. Compound Syinp• Wild ChM
Thl cases of Pulmonary Disease...which W14‘X036"(
battled every expedient of human skill. have been
permanently cured by this old standard reme
dy. To prove thin assertion we have ord..
neaten of cures so 'extraordinary that .
ekeptiti are led to feel incredulous
of their truth.: No remedybas . ..
. ever been* offered. that can
compare wittithingreat
original Wild Cher .
ry Compound .
in curin
(.
Severe Coughs, - . Blood Spltti7n.,l ,"
Aittbma. hoong 4 4 .
Ilronchitts,'" .- . • pi
Weak .Nevont, •
- .I.iver Complaint.
Sore Throat, • ' - Pains, Side, Breast.
and all complaints of a pulmonary nature. its. u'e . ?,
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