The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, March 25, 1865, Image 2

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lf4s' 't - o" . 1.,6) - ress so
. -satisfacterity;_ that it 'cannot' be :considered
= h fopredietthat . this Wdl'be•The last Cain
. .the War. • :Precisely bow ' long it
will require Seethe combined armies of Grant
• andlnistinalite eiVertlirewthe rebel force,at
• f • tlehtiond„ Cannot be stated: But•we
itiOnling - Ainrtlt of July*lll.aee this "big..
job" :about e Froth.". Gen - Sher-.
'l..fritirtfibreinra7e.. haie:. the repeo' .. tbis 'Week:
tbat)ther Rite Goldsborefi -CO-opera
alit - flit: • victerioaS army of. General .
surely his lines are,
• closlagin upOnLee.M.,Petersburg, and Bich
• Iriond; and at each of his master, movements,
although :Marching thrMigh the enemy's
• - .'"-"cd(untry,..hiS strength lactates!: At Golds
re'be.ettaY 'inoVe . directly ' Raleigh;
which is :distant'forly-eight milei by, the:
North Caroliria . lcailway; • ...or he. may. march •
• upon Weldon, which is but 7 i miles off. by
the Wilthingtott arid -the.: Weldonroad, and
at the latterphiee -is but fifty-four
. miles.
'f
Atearns' Station, on the Petersburg road,
• . the • "
• ichis withi hlines of General .Meade.
filch direction 'he will take-wliettier
toward: .Italei.h• Petersbargthe future
aloue_cam,.:7eil;."foi;,;General Shernian is. en;
dowedwith the- . .rare. faculty. -of keeping' his
....porposes, concealed, front" friends as -
,well as.
- foes. . But it is a•great fact. that most *afford
the profo.undeat Satisfaction - . to the. *people
• that General Sherman has conducted- his via
toriona march . .for nearly a thousand miles
through the heart. Of the enemy's - country,
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until he is within:one hundred and thirty
• • miles:of the Artily Of the Potomac! . ...• ,
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••-• Now that: we are without-dOubt, approach
.; ingthe period 'when the . . rebellion will be
..1--atibdued,.soine express apprehension that.We
shall:still suffer serious embarraSmehts from
the discontents of in insubordiiate and sul-.
. len• population .feel 'tlitit they are
kept under-by Military . coercion. The alt
,
Prehension is unquestionably; group !less,—
'We haveinielligence - fron, Wilmington ;not
only: Of an entiusiastie. Union Union"itieeting.held
by the citizens;:over. which the- Mayor pre- .
• • sided and delivered a atrong.- Union' speech,
• but that busineSs is resuming its. former as
.pect,'while the .old . tnerchants .aud .residenta
• are,cheerbilly acquiescing_ ittthe new order .
of _things: • The Military do not interfere
with the people . .and.bavemi trouble.
.• Stich
• - haabeen . the.unyaried experience of the war.
N
ew • Orleans, Norfolk,
Savannah, iclrsliurg,Baton Rouge. :and
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Natchez. are quite • reconciled • to the • Federal.
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occupancy. There was a. time when it was
thought that . the
. stars and Stripes woald be.
• •,. ' unwelcome even in St. Louis and Louisville,
but show : "abstird'now seems that idea.. It is,
. * never to_ be, forgotten- that the nature of our.
political syStetn-tioes•Aiot adtriit theories Of .
:••• subjugation - in the European sense.. When'
. the rebellion is conquered, the masses of the
„. .
SOuthein people arc not laid" like the Poles
.
. • or. -Venetian: They -are represented in the
• • Governnierit.. They elect Conuressmen. They.
vote for their demesne rulers... This one -fact'
explodes the idea :that it.. Will require.for years
• a large standing - arny4a keep the Southern..
. people in SubjuNifin . .- On the "close of the
• ••• war parties . will at once . forth, in> the . South to
• contend for the prize of oflhie under.the tin'
tional..gevermuent. flew issues will be
. .sprung. anti the bitterness of :the present war •
. will gradually fade away.- • • •
•-•
Ties of !LILO,. Marriage and comthercewili
" • - -do their .share, also in the . great work of re 7
•conelliatioul; - Weshall trade With each other
witheV,en• gica' . .er zeal than before. - Indeed,
•
the • neees hies at the Southern .'country,'
straiten as it is. by war,
,will call loudly far:
• ' immenae supplies of Northern) fabrics of eve
: ry . kind and . de..cription. The • revulsitin of
• feeling when the ir:.:at embargo of the war
hi removed,' an 4. food and clothing 'pour into
. that vast, desolatedregian, will be treinen-,
. dims. • The Sense,Of the reciprocal benefits Of
the.l;niou will then 14-so acute,..thal it " will
- be but a• short titne.befire the.S,M there pea
...
... 'pie will wonder that, they. could ever he's's.
. been so rash-anti. r:atiily bit id to their-inter
•:ests. as•to put that Uhimiin jeopardy:.•• The'
prodigal son doubtless found the .fatted cult
so great an improvement upoh husks. that he,
restilv .. .:d in his repeutaeceand his joy, never
again to
. abandou the .9,aft.. Shelter Of home
• . for the pet ilous paths •of dissipation:"
of the.: South
.
• . 'dike season and in proper spirit, consecrate
themselves to a Stronger allegianee to: t,lie
' -Union than they ever felt inthe'dayS of their
• . brightest prosperitY, -
•• ' • .
• .Istiller is it to he for . ..cam - I'in this hypo=
. • theucal eatimite of •
future Count's,
• that and war are now cO•operatilig
• to make the -people of this land homogenous,
..not . merely in theirlanguage, Pursuits' and
-,:.••general - .traits. of character, . but; :aho . .in their
civil anti soelal lust it titiona. It is.for. the ii]
: • terest hf all sections that this should be se, •
• fpr the. interest or gone se vital and iin
• ' . portant, as that of the Smith. -• After the war,'
.
the 'regions: which hive' peen :almost ruined
ilay . thcniztd rebellion, need-not Only meat arid
dour and Mantifactuted articles: butthey will
peed populatioebesides. : The adoption of
• the constitutional amendment; will . carry in-;
to.s•litudes. a 'stream at. iminigrmion which,
more than restore : what-the war has ta- . •
. . ken .. away. •Tne N•)rthern soldiers wild hove
: ravaged from a cruel necessity,
• . andreballd: - : Theywill heal tip the scars they
have - intlie..* They .will build . townssw here
• . .
they have erected: their earnps... They will.
• ; establish school-houses and Churches' on . the.
knolls Where they. once parked their cannon..
• - They will.drive.the. plough through the re
claimedswamps, where they.once "toiled With
.army. wagons: • We indulge .-ia • n 6. fears for
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the future of this. Country. We shall emerge
front this war a sfronger,.. nobler,- better pee
- : everyattrihnteandelement which are
. • essentialto.make up a prosperous and 'solid
.; • - • . - .• • • .. .••
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..:1-iii ?! OuR 3liv.gfAux tiEsotra — ci* iiAira _ Is,
cire.AsED. 7 -L•fecv.faetA - front the repert - ot.the
S'eeretary of War
, iihovi• haw.. inituen;3o . t . our,
piiktory resources ; or,tueans. for '.keeping. an
army supplied with the material of war, have.
increased since the rebellion commenced.
Ice Secretary says the Springfield, Armory
alone -cad furnish three hundred thouiand
• zart4eta annually, nearly three-fourths of the
whole number required. The ordnance de
parttueni furnished from June,
.1863, Co Jui,e,
, one thqusmid • one hundred and forty
; one pieces of cannon, which_ is only two
• hundred more than we have taken from the
- rebels nee bat:amber seven million anti a half
pounds of powder,. two minima' projectiles
• , . for . Cannon, seven millions and a halt *muds
of bullets and lead. • The military railroads
constitute * most w,mderful fe,ature of the
- gigantic machinery for moving an army.
Under the SliPerieteudance of. Gen. Colloin
more than' ene th;msand -Similes of railrond
• havebeen built Or rebuilt, after their fitstruc-:
•
• ion - by the reb Sls, at a cost of eleven millions
-• of *toilers. - Six thousand five hundred wiles
• of military telegraph have been in operatiot..
re l oiveiog a force of a thousand Persons.
Five hundied animals fire destroyed every
day, tuat,,, consequently is the rate
supply. The cavalry of the Potomac army
iw-ib twice ieittounted during the - first eight
. .
mitts . ,
Tee sulaeriptlotts teitek to the 44101!)en;
• amoontid 5i4":,550.2CAV
DAt15.145 trashed- Ibk - h'as_ bees
waiting so loti.and Vsadifor " 9 , 3 irti e!tidtg - ta
'turn up," thayili despaipiesenda s. u dis
couraging. tfietige to trte:iltehel.
Pir the tutureir-Pievis 101.211+ out tn-tt*e
land dill is foi*ed qion the salafr-lon ,of.
tilei*esieetAm elld :K b Y 101. and. the 111 1 1 -1
ted kid Tteift'f'iiottiption, of COl;gresi find
the people. Ms measures ara Jakrehase
Vf 8 4 - Prim wititeoli. l, 4heki n t i t l ,i f i*
plies witkaat Paying tor .flitsui, improved
, mitithriaw - , - and the su.spension'ial the writ_of
hcitatis In this policy is the - :rtiettatfre
of, Ake decayitg rebel power. - Itis" not
thatt-the ,Southernpeople - will long con 7
tent to a'rule tievere'as that Proposed to
be imposed upon them by the mad ambitim..
of a few leaders. Any offer made by ,out
Government giving ehe insurgents
. reasom
'for desisting--forthwith,-w.onldy unquestiona
bly,: have :a good, effect in the South, even i
tnot immediately accepted: It r ig - not improb
able that Mr. -Lincoln may make it before thi
campaign operts. Public 'opinion at "al
events, incline that way; and :would endorSt
an attempt to stop farther , Mgelesa
of blood—liSeless, • because the arms of the
Government must be • victorious... and every
drop of blood spilled in-the"coniingeampa.ign
-. . •
would be needlessly shed.. It remains for
the SMithern people to say whether this•shalf
- be. If they are wise they will submit
. t The
laws at once, and - spare further blood shed.
Valor can do-nothing more for, the rebellion,
for the rebellion effectually "played. out.' '
MActusgair 'Fon. THE Ozr REG6I4 is
stated Abet large 'iptantities _machinery are
now on.their way,tri Petrolia„ or being man
at ,the . East.. A. traieler over the
Erie Railway states that at nearly eery
tion he observed cars - laded witlfboilers and
.engines, en'route to 'the oil diggings.. ; Every
boat going down the Ohio . froin
,Pittsburg is
. . . .
pretty certain to take "lots!' of machinery:
for Parkersburg. Charleston, or:-Marietta
One establishment in Paterson, N. J., is said
to - .•have received, oi been asked to accept,
orders for 1300, (Wworth of boring machines.
Colonel Derrutn, of the same phice, is build : -
ing numbers of his
,military huts, which can
be. taken • apart and put together again in
about half an hour. ,
lr a local : stopirage or a material 'lle ,
.crease of orders from the General - gov . ern
nieatto:the iron.manofaeturOs, certain folol.-
lOw the tertoination of - tills War, the .deMand
for Machinery. to • bore . for: oil in nea4-, all
parts of the \Vest conies' in very oriportnne-:
ly: . It «•ill serve to hr6lt-the'effeiai: of a
bloW Which might 'otherwise have fallen with
crushing...Woght upon our iron industry...
.
Tng.fre§het of last week - . Was :the greatest
of.. the -century. • It• . has been no :partial cir
local overflow, -• but "fron every .mMutain
range and
. along," everj , .cliantiel_ the Vast .
reservoirs WhiCh, the snows. of
•Wfuter.accu
mulated have torn a Violent way' to . the sea.
The Amthonoosue, the' Counectieut, the
son, the Mohawk, the Geneiee, the • SuSque
harina, thriAlleghany.. - and Monongahela, the
Cumberland--wherever. East or West ttgreat
river flows the.satne flood. has prevailed and
the same Or.. similar .scenes of -• : devastation
have been witnessed,.' Details of the: destine
occupying Colima§ have. een' p ablisaed,
Travel'. everywhere • ituiterruPted,• :cities half
. submerged, - thousands of Miles of fertile terrii
tory inundated, railways
.tinder'Water; :canals,
swept away .telegraph lines - broken down,
great ..mills and' foUnderiesl•and . . furnaces
ruined,. primert y` of all linds and of incaleula
,.. • • .
ble valhe utterly destroyed or greately dam
. . . . .
aged. ..And'bf - tourse. many. lives . haVe been
lost and there isallthroiigh the di4ricts rav-.
aged.by tbesle.freshets an amount - of sufferibg
appalling to . contemplate.;: Movements to af
ford relief, itreilready•being made.' •"
and water; cannot agree has been
proven rather disaStrously . ;:kt Oil City,: Where
the flood has floated over forty thousand-bar,
rely • - of and - damaged the . works of , th e
oil eninpauies to the.extent, it:is. said; of two
MilliOnS• dollars • . Ode mischief is•the till-
Ing up of oil wells-with 'sanifind• dirt, &am
pelliug the . workyof o - Perting.to•he done again . ...
The; snow *m.that viciiiiiy was two feet•deep,..
and •on WedneSday,:Thursdli• and • part, of
Friday it rained incessantly.... This 'eausedthe •
mischief. Oil City. was . under water, , Itnd
many of the businCss ii,.qlces. r were carried off.
TlM.McClintoek and the . : Olt . City , bride:
over the creek, and the.rench Creek . : bridge
at - Franklin. Were carried awaY,•, Passengers
were beiOg re wed: acrossthe creek, 'at,:orie,
dolhir a head, and, landed at the door of 'the
• •
first National. Bank': Thejiver bottnni land
above Oil. City WaS - entirely subinerged and
every thing swept MT. • • •-, ••• ••
• L'Jli not
without -.it S..loyal Men. • Albert .S'. K
D.,: litnan.well.known to the Masonic . frater::
.nity, stood 1),)4115 , o ut. true to the *old flag,
despite `all threats and .privations. Ex Gov:
en nr Aiken is another instance of . Mailly and
fearless hit egrhy, one.. of the largest-, slave
holders'Mul wealthiest men .lof the' South.
Since the oecupation .of tlie . cilY by . our.for 7
ces, he , has.repiiited the - ' nanics . of all his
slaveS, has
hundred...anti fifty; in number,.
tOthe.conimandant.of. the . .post, and. .given
each family a farm on one Of the 'Most fertte,
and jifothictive islandS.ini• the. cimst.,
• erops - det front. a gm:ten-Ms man; ,
' Li . East Tennessee t pulley has been initia-.
ted. by
.the Union men of suing the rebels - who
have been glilty- of outrages uPon . :thein. : By
snits of till's eihtrieter'Parscinf :BroivniOW: -re
Coyered in 'a . Cuite 1 i3zates Circuit • cnurt'al
;$25,00i) daniages:frum' three' per
suns
Who had inAe him *the • objeet
malicc, and the heirs of anuthei Unit] min .
in the•Stime region,..WhoJA nthy
recovered $4.0,000 in a'Sfinilar Manner. - • li . is
unqueStionably, - : •the..true coursetu. pursue
wherevi:x
. the power: and 'authority of the
. United. States Government is restored, and.
civil courts are accessible.•••
..•-•
To. Lieut Porter of tlte. 'Third Pennsylvani••
Artillery, *e arelndebted ii r a . copy• of the
Richmond Whig of a late date: It is only
,half. a Shecit,:but the:inoStdilapidated.sPeei - men .4?t• a journal at upan •we have seen for
sytne time, The: .pap' :that IYhieh . it is
printed is Inkfdly fit for Iv rapping purPoses.
The price of subscription for this• attractive
ile%iSpaper is .only oqe 'hundred dontii,s :21 1 year:
The editorials -in * the number. `before tip
are qhite gloomy, •• ;•• They evidently . tear thi
'their tenure ofllieinnoti•will.be VI
think they have eause:i. • • . •
• PIZTIOI.:ML—AS Pate()learn all the. rag
now a days, we will: publish next week a
article on this- subject, prepared expressly
fur, this - paper, . by one who appears to. I
thoroughly acquainted' with the extent I
countryin Which oil forniitions exist, -tl
causes which produce, it ; and where:the lat
gest (juantitY in all probability will be - 1 . 01.111 d.
It is a:paper which will no . doubt be retie,
with interest, by, all those already interested
in oil territory, and those . also who"arkseek
idg Investments in anetvpropertY.
Ltitas NAros.sos haS become , an author
Ile is, writing a history ofJulius Caesar, tl.
first volume of which has just aripeared_
is an elaborate defence of his policy in 1 - Or.
the Ffench. Money has not been spared in
its preparation. The battle-fields of the gre:
Roman have been measured, Sur/eyed at.
reported on:; his expeditions track "Step- l
step ; an antique trireme or 'war-galley bur
'and equipped , from stern to stern, on U..
Seipe, to verify points' of description an
narrative. * :
- A omrp.amAx from Richmond who arrived
. ,
Washingten•on Wednestlay, • asserts that a
'appearances indicate the speedy evacuatir
of Ricbdond and Petersburg His citima
of the rebel foraes is aboutsixty thousani•
under • Lee, and l
orty-five;thousand und ,
Johnston. According ta his at*, Riebmot
at this time; is somewhat- glOorny, 'as the n
.
habitants art fully convinced that their ea'
lamity is,at hand
1-11 - ebi hrim ed t all y Atm - 00 .. 1nun litenj ana ...B
tr axthati l emit ,
L a b
- - 00
thbrides at 1160 000 4 ' 25 00
is4., t: 4 e r clarits:T.-......-;4.71/ e - fit.. 0 , 1 011 t-- Thelter.lie.:Pitt:6,4 .;; - ik.b : ii-,..nit;40;.`
."-' • m a k es L' .77 of IT- last of4ris-
is the. ild..Presbyeriin-ChlreitiA;is 0---,....--
0 11* . -arllin - 30 5 7t e gt3 1 74 1' 71.2 :taiti L :eb . t . 0 : ill ''e moo"' ... i)i.i i ! lh— m e e :T ril fitir lng ir m n ll :rri vell ;eg - glrd. 'll-7 1:-B7 S :tr i---7 L: t t:S W -nstior il77' '1. 641.
, ss , Th e tax is to tiifiediier c ii i t:.
iriseiiiineorn -. 4
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' -';t" r itiea wid I=ll the
'l"l4*""if
_, s , ....,„, s e over, ; and-noi •eil'Aei'd s • Beek e - - ll : g' d 8 0 166 4C1ii.r.
Irigsso6 - and te r .. l'.4u ' '''''. l ' .. --77.--- ... -: '"
93113413(14*gli.hisillieal;raik.: . *''
-.- ~ _x , per cent.,on : th e utcesii At the Fust:slietitinantdi.ol- -,--- -- 11 , 14 , : ". ,-,, - "inks.,,,,
over: $5000; I Qiil _one deduction of $
imi ' -t ir th peori : otafibilmisreii,,,,,m4 - s---.
shall lilYnade Fram-theiggtegoe income of . hig ' tli'eß a tZ*;ii•ied-14.144150:416r.' ~thatr_.:';,:-
all.° the mellthers of 41;-titin:IY- etnMpoied..4 11, we b"-00:4-ivOice .:ailli - t3 the ' 7 -1--- • -'.
pa . r f ents an d min o r ch ild ren.: or litsliiiiieinii. . V en ted Znitilitgl*'' ' !.' te ,s fis4. ,'-,tk,-, 2 07r- --,
w, ~- wid-esilife piotiti for fiir "' f i r e " - i n 1.7.41;-:,thit-c0e,,,,t1Y..,-84651/Auxt; ) 1 ;1: -,TIoL
' d indaded as hicbt*e; and loSses io , l:;*e. i i i.. tire.llnfoi,,t' - entrtife w i n'g 11:16i3r1P°on . 'llie Ea
tided. Interest:upon all forms of indebted- ae cj i aled e b ist" L h ie 'p i enz a t. "um ' E. 'ree l 67 ,:i r 'l'..l‘Pre.
Bess, ;/hether paid or : s not, if good and cal- 86i - tea to:the re is Cae t ." - Yswl- sword prol2
ieitp.ble,. less. the interest "due, from it' i . COMplynY; bylgier;L:c,l:o.:ll,.:47:prei3ence of-the
forms ajwirt of the income' of :such[ n'
ee charactez
arc'elee6difiqlvgi7t.tifßrenta ofthis
they t. Are solid evidencesof th e Yall. • to' ofseers:
sincere re gard
sales
provisions also_ about gains derived-frOm of s Le men they command. -
and purchases of property . are retained ' ' .''
----
•
The amount paid by any-person for the
of the :homestead.: used• or occupied .by
himself or his family, and the rentatvalne
of - any - hontestead use. or occupied by any
pelson, ,in his Own right or in
lhe,right of his'wife, shall not be hichuled
and assessed as part .of the income , of such
Sor.varoa .Ggsrast....--n our last we. allu- .
ded to "the, fact that the frieuds of Gen James
Nagle in this and
,contiguous counties Were
urging his Mune for the position of. Surveybr
General. Since then we`have observe& the
following communication im the Harrisburg
TELEGRAPH, which,not only stro- , gly.urges his
nomination, bnt which contains a brief, sum 7
Mary of Gem Nagle's valuable military sex
vices. • -- •
Surreyor 'General..
• .
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'Mimi or ins Tra,Fna.sin :-The . time, Is near. a'
hattd.wneit the Upton men • of Pennsylvania .Will have.
to select a suitable candidatelor Surveyor Ornerat; and;
Inasmuch at( it is conceded all around that the, claims'
of themen who jeopartled their livei for the- salvation
of the country, must be reettemiied in the selection . ..of
'snehn' candidate.. tlitett leaye to • dill
. attentinn to 'a
' modest, unassuming .man,. posssing the' requlifite .
'qualifications for the po.4itinn- and, whose' Past.. career
ftilly.demnustrates his exalted -tuitriotism—L - refer - to
Genetal'James Nagle, of Schuylkill comity... (tene.ra . l,
„Nagle has hien ajitiltlief from his. boyhood and served.
Pe Republic with singular aide fry... At the commence .
,meat of our ittnng,gle wittlitexico he raised and led. to
the field ti company .of young., men who: partleipated;
under General Scott. in many of the sanguinary en ace
• mentts of that conflict_ Upon his return from „Mesiro
• Captain : Nagle was . ntiminated . as the. -Whig candidate
'..for Sheriff.of Schuylkill county. and ituch'wl his pop
ularity that: he over came a.heai^c Itemocratie majority '
and was triumphantly elected. ' 'Possessed of excellent
ttusille4 talelltS. the duties'of Pie °Dice were discharg
'ed to the satisfaction of hie fellow citizens.; : ' •• '
having kept Up his company...organization,' 'Captain
'Nagle' , Was one Of -tke rirst.to.tender his services
. to the
Goverimientrand rush to. its defence: at %he :breakinz'
out of the 'present rebellion. II'e: .was - plaeed .in 'enna
; nianil.nf the 6th regiment of Three months , Volunteers: .
and upon the eipirStion. of their term -of ,serylee, Col..
- Nagle immediately exerted himself anti raised the. fa--
. mousASth'tegirrient.: . While in command of this . reel
.. meat lie: was recomtite. nded for, proritot ien• for me ri tort:
kt
one eon( .. by the lamented General Reno •The.Prei.•-
• e, im dietely nominated and the ' tild.Senate . confirmed
him a: B jtadier General. 'II iS. health falline:„lteneral
Nagle wait relnetantly • foreed'•to . :return- ta his. home.
:nut only for II sli..rt'time: When Lee invaded Mar State
• the General_ regurdleSsof ill Medi Iv again- tendered .his
services an viiik - coiumand 44' the'Rth reginnint .of
the. '''etatergencv, Melt! , andattain in the "one hundred
days' serviee'' he had cramnand of the 194th regiment:.
Such is it brief and'yerY imperfect history: of 'ltem Na,
file's Military carr.,sltt his private life he is'avt thont.a
stain. Ile possesses a cOnitil nation cif :popular eltensnta
in his-character which vnitid awaken an . . entruislaun. in
:his favor that would sweep away all nimosition, .. .. -
- -With General Nagle, as our candidate' lam perseadetli
Mr. Editor,, that speeds is : certain, and, .therefore; ,I
trust' the Cnvention.ivill. place him - In nonainatn , n ,
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TAntt Atfaio:
Weekly Almanac.
• . 14004.6..CILLANOES
. 1 .
I • 1111 17, Fire'Vq. 4 7 23.2un'i,
26' iii , NPA.Y 5 '57, 6 lh; Full M 12 5 46-mn!g
MONiLiy . ..-...1,5 51 6
. ILast..Q..•
•-10 mtva
28 TUE4I,IiY' I b!-G. ,'
cl.;2.4iu'g
29 5" 6 '•• • • • ••••
30•; 5 496
31 FEIDAY ' 6 . .47 6 231
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7:4e sweet note§ of.tho bide' 131.11 foil upon oar
eir,this week;.-intt6ieil liaitieger of stit*hute.anc.l.
To-inorro - +o.—Thititectith. Sur day .. of the year,
and 1. firth hi Leat.. ,llay'ti length, 12 heats and
23 minntee.. • - • • •
James lat . () proinietor of the . United
Staten Howl, . Reading, has ,taken • the .United
Staten Hotel in Ilinermville:. - ' .
Michael IpAni?..i, an ii^ed man; fell - tbrougV a
bridge 'near Rai--etisaala, ” thhi County; on , t
inst.; -and Wa.B drowned. The oeenrrence h"..pppn
ed al night-,.and his de . ad. body, Wiiti . .foulid -the
-• Death ot a Idier.—*John nolland,'fot
in rly
~CajAaiti Of co. 4,..Ninety-B,ixth - P: arid
who wits wonniled in one 'Of the haitles of
i, Fred
rick-6burg from -, died fro the effects - of his'Woularon
WetinesdayOflat week in Ashlana.. lie was iothe
Itervice fur threo years ail :
_three tucinth, and was.
biuied With military honors. . ,
. . . . . . .
. . .. .
.• Sims, the I.leaili of Judge Painter i hiS'exe'outor
has piled to ti:al - an: account : nook 'io olhich tbo:
deceased:was in the habit :of' enteriiig - Itiry , his
receipts tai:l eFpenditurc's, etc: • .I.t..was IprobAbly
mislaid, and • the executor and family would be
'under: great 'Obligations- to any person - who can
givie . any.i4orination of 4. ' . • .: • ....
. . ;- • .• .
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.
. ' Wet leArn tlii.tt- the Itor. Ge0..8. tillen,-foraerly
of .i. - Clair, has accepted the eall ti) take.cliarge
Of 3t. Pant's.Ciiiirell, INlinersy . iife, and the dinkelr
.cir-th., nob- Ap:isti..:, St; elair t and will enter upon
the didii s orltector of said parishes
.oti. Easter
SundaY. -• Itie ei'end. a, - hearty. welcorne to him,
and bid him dud speed in his sacred ‘rork:.. .:.-
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.
.sdd F am ily A ! qv! . .of Mr. Wil: -
?liatn: .11611,11ilaisli . ishlAnd,,h,ts been sadly
'afflicted. • On the I:itli inetaut, a darigittet', Mary;
aged I.7ltros enc. died of sinali On'the 'l4ch
another daughter: yetir of
her Age, died of the same disesSe. On the
.13th,
a son. Einter,-.3 years old, tlit,d'also . :itt SMait
Hoc v sal the
. desolati.. - di created in alannly circle
by so.terribl a vis itation
. .
. .
. .
e 11)e?nztilitri. 8orit1:" at . Thonapst?a's Etall On'
Monday evening will tlisensti the, quei..tion,
the disapj)oiottneots. qf the ai";:etioto room fatal
oi..distressing.than titoSe of btisin6ss, , —practittail2,'
is a broken lteart.-mbre tolerable than a briiketi•
A'lecture will be ilelii•dre:(ll) . .y Capt Boyle.. This
leeture mill cloubthiLiSbe•lnterestingi and we tnt-:
clerStand a .corp . tif able debaters Willtliseuss'the
above. question. : . • • • .
. -•. . •
th.e . several: Dodges of. the I. O. of
0.. V. of tins Borough, was, _held :in tle -Ledge
room on 114:dne-jay:evenin lon the purr , 03. of
organizing Lodge... The
. folli.nsing of
ficers were oleet ed 'and At& installed BY.;
M. Crosiand - :11.1 3 .. Join: -V.-Bertram ; H; P.,
C. F. Con ni ; Henry. Miller
Nl:o*er ; S., 11.. R. E t tmotabi.: T., - D.
;Th e nest. me olii 4 g of the toirge. will be held on
Hie evening. of th.o;366mia Wednesday :in
The attention - or :roster' Lodgeii •in the. COnnly
IS requested to - the,fa'et. '
•
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Union-Pe.'ill ut . ..Casb;ir;
last the NeWYork: Ti'ibitrie published a: list coin
pyising .ib0ut.1;2.60 Pames . .of. vrisohers who .di(id
in.tbe Sali: : ilMry'peiis during the Months - fir De- .
Jamiary and victims of
brutality.. - I.p flie.list.are the, names of the, fol-
lowing IsOldiprs from Selinylkill Count) ,
Fiijalt DeFrtLn ; Co. F, 45411.1 - teg't, Dee.-20.
.Clias:Dintinger, co, C,- ":..:
, Wm.. Fulton, Co. F, • •- ,!.
Slm'lSeliollenberi.r 2 er, Co A. . " • Jan:l.7).
Geo.-Welsh,'Co.. •-• " •:" . •• 'Feb. 6.
1. 1t.•Wi150n,..C0.1,..2d Pa.. Art. . : .: - Jau„.s;
•Geti. ". 15;
.
Retetine,Deeieloto,— , Bydeeision of the
Commissioner of loternallievenue,. - the
.reeelpt
given to a sheriff by or his attorney,
fur tromer - ealleeted:upon a_ judgment is 'Subject
to stanip . duty.tvhere the amount of. such receipt
is fora sum exceeding twenty. itollars. Stich re,..
ceipt cannot' be held to be eXemilt: under; the . pro
visions of the Statute - exempting- reeeipts .given
for the satisfaction ot - auk mortgage; judgment,
or der of Court.; but a receipt given - by the
sheriff to that dsfetidatit, uffin.paynentur
.faction
.of the , judgment "on the .return...of the
sherifi upon • the. order of execntion,• can re-'
garded as exempt 'from . Atamp.duty. . :• "
•
Canine Affeetion:—Whert 'Robert Wright, who
was recently arc:Mentally - killed,. -arrie home from
the any, lie brought with hinifrooil'irgirdiater
rier dog. - orelituffection existed between Robert
and dog'.• When the Unfortunate accident'
happened which resulted in-the-death of Robert,
and when the.hody has taken home, -it .was with
great difficUlty, that the dog could be' prevented
from .sirringing',upon it. to it, and exhibit
other .mniks. of :affection.. From:that moment.
the dcR conimenceditdpine;Nfusecl food on
Thtiraflay: night of last weelidiedied.unquestien
ably of grief for:the loss of. tuaster. It is a
remarkable - and. touching itistinceUf canine af
fection:
'.Cortr:rmation /7/ Trinity. Chhreh.-06 Smidai
last-Assistant. Bishop Stevens -. of this 'EpiscoPal - *
Diocese., officiated m
.Trinity Church. • -It was
contemplated - to havean ordination in the.morh
' .ing, but the candidate was.prevented by accident
..from reaching
.7here; Bbihop Stevens, how:Net.,
preatthed - a. sermon in the .morning, one of the
finest to which we ever listened:.'. In the . after
noon visited the Trinity acid branch Sunday
Schools, and delivered interesting little addresses
to the children. In the. evening the' .Blslitip
Ministered the rito of confirmation in the presence
of the largest Congregation we aver sew assert-
bled the, epacious edifice... There were forty
three persons confirmed. The services of the en
.l tire day were of. the most intereating charaoter.
. • .
4 received .
• .ck,notriedgment.---*e• eie the following
. . TlLEASilitileB brricy. B.- S. Camisw..Coar.; : -
' (Al' WEsrElei NAnoxAr. BANK or Parttit.) .-.
i ••,_
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March 18th, Mi6s. . °; 1 , . 'Bill.T. BAWXAIS ESQ., l'orrstaux..,. Pa., Dear-
Sii. :--:Sorti favor -of the 15t1.1 • inst., , containing
cheek for $10550 for the - B - - - S. Chi iotian' C- inunis.
Eton, is received, being
.antrinnt of:.cotibibution
-- from adtlithinal collectionErntailet byldrs - ,8. Ban
ns:ri Pottsville, Pam., for .ithieli.plense- accept:
our thanks:. • -
.dos:t.PATTsesos, Treasurer.;:_ -
131
,--..( y• • '''- - - TOE 'ARAI I.
..;.:...-•.:.,n. , ;:.,•,• - • • - • • ' ,
- •• -......,- , „„„••, , ... 5 i7„,, , , , ,. • ~..., •• •_. , , • • .
,klurtAik LlDONkgStolgi.L•
,'5.',..,-;:-,..15;',--,:cAlavatainux. VOL.. INFOTici.V.:-.:.
0 400?4*Att:Anw Coate .
.:-, -- ;..,•;s -i...''',..-"'lliri*liksyrott•tx: A•tailtilia,`l.i ,-..
t.. ... ~ i 's- ' - . '• 'z."-',...' 4 ". •...f..Biarett lOttiilEir,X., ..: 5...) -:,--;,..
~-.. ZfoirgtitsMialiti: ' - '''''.We bataibtv3ttliticimis
1 . , . Ofinitatthne enti.:eferseglktianainlmm 'olll...itelnlefAinK.
'!itti.tin-iiiittitkankftecittfqlOrteili ds tleiW(wo.o. - - - S:4 11:
'itbit,',.ottiftift.blOntO lo o l.f.h'Slierati g. t n et t"f t- * 1
*rthr'="seet?Mik beli: V *oeP'osle q -:
- t 1 , 11 . 16 : "ontefitnekori.4-%000. 0,- .1 7 . 0314,. 1ett - W 1 : 11 : -
W44oo4o44.ifielkOtrtmen„ .
____,.. a ,,Vbeol-1 1 1 ° '
?.. ...neii.bettif4:-.-: ?toe' - .ire-tuarr oMfitine.' Of .
41,0
itaseAufgeti,7" e luive.,' fur the pait - ten - 'ditys
r! 'ife& ?talliegusaddo77.7Mic. 5 0 . 0 - ' l4o :'-eilify BlWe •
_ drill to dm which istione on ..e;rlF dartaqd as it bass
benritlairi. (until tik:Wittiriome'daYis past' ,und'tlfe 2 .
groand being qnite wet; welbinkta‘e will have no.
' fore few dO•3 yet to comei •It tonsfonlY -a - few. nights
' • mg% (btrtMtrelet utelfay4shsti, 'ilea' T0 1 ) 113 1(4 11 Alan'
when We•were-abOht to tetirtp)our rwipeetive' bumble
&lichee., that. them-ceMoAlik.4. thunder ShoWer t" the
ligittniugthished, - illumina tin g ' the '..wholo: heavens:'
• • wtule the thunder pealed - Making' everything ;tremble.
'and- the
. raincame ilown.M:tornents wetting use and
.' et*Ythittgin IMO limir:ga 'rp-tettt*:!. it risally . geemed to
me..ai though there was nothing, lietWeen us'and • the
:::.eiondsoind;'We'thettertyq.motzld potratfitiotils
-it hail ceased raining.: It.continned ott ' however.,- and
' 'we'wgienbliged to seek repose on
"on'
and rough
••••' a adies_. , It was but little aleep'we Lnithittnight, and.,
the•nestifiiitContinted on". raining. Which hi no tvay
• 'helped the'matter. - Yesterday'-it commenced mining.
-,'whileabritit night' it blew - , up • 16nld and 'froce, 'While
Many of. poor boys on'--Ocket were ..wel.. 'IL was
certainly. very dint...reeltide.'. • Since-- we , . volftritatily:
tfriaitht all this on. (that, IS the-dangers.••tuirdshifis and
:privations of a solderwlifej. ourselves in b e h a lf. of our
dear.old Flag:-ought - we - not be.fremembered by the
manydear Onea' at home ? Yes: in order-to-protect: that
Plug from Meta. and to punish its' haters, we • left Our
- homes; iacrificed till the.eunifaito and' the- bleisiuma • of
the robe, while:we have thruster ginriotadyfrininahed f .
'we stilt say- "in.. God lei: oar:, Cruet!' and.--yhe Star
, Spangled banner forever Shall , wave o'er the land of the
free.' and the home of the brevet , .
.Thosse who regard it
'as a mere cloth bunting: fail to appreciate its syintioll - '
Cal. power 1 IthereverOvilization dwells, Or the, name of
Washirigton is known, it bears on : hi folds' the.&mem.
trittednower , of 'armitfir. and navies. and stimantide' its
votaristWith a defense more, impregnable than, a ghat. Alement'of '?tall 'or tower; whereverr on earth an' Anferl•
"can citizen may 'wander. whether called:. bytinsinesser.
'pleasure he is protect - NV from injury , his it: . It is:our.
duty to•make it honored at home as' weitasi abrifal. and.
•' a govortufientthat cannsit command the loyalty or its .
.nwit citizen is anWorthy'of the respect of the world.
.-- . We are conmellesito deal With the store realities
4, be.-,
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Proce e ., fines (f the:fformiqh r'_.o
n niril.—A'stit ea • Th.,Present is . nnAttno. for revivipaffornier'contniverisieft
meeting 'of vermeil was lield on . Titesdaysei•ort :. - or disc:fissions. we 'mast:wet the issues fureed upon
lasts.. Present„.Messrs. Cnehran,. Dobson,. 'SaAle: • .as.let uscreinefirdier °ply', that 'We' have a efinntry.• to
rye'. a Constitutian t•••defend. and a tuitional [lotto to
Miller, MOrris, -- Strauelt, Kienzle,•and Focht, Pree- ' rbi '' . ll anduphold 1 'midst the ;resent'di.tritti.4l.l
hicl P' '°fel)f . . .'
' . 1 ... • ' ' • ''.
4. 'r' '
'l' 4- - b. f ' that.. it - •the.dut y ''
f - had
' • . - --- • - • • • angers. puns .• lit ma ..m. 0 every
' Tic. 'stati'ment of Borough Treastirer. was read true szitizen to uphold and in•dittain the mwerfiniefit of.
and ordered to 1)9 filed, .-- •
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.. .... . ~' ..the Vuited States.' 'Conte what may. we must'stand by'
. A 'Petitinri'froM residents of Nnrwegian. si . reet; - - Our, coulitry. end .iip::nit the .17,11 i• in iri.'its - hdegrity._
praying for.the erect ion of :crow:jugs' att Stitt Italia •• The ire', hail s•f Fort Sumpter rifttled on evera; Northern
:even h stres?ts',. was • read ttud fefeereil to . the ';breast. It has shot .awity. the last ve5ti,!..,...,1
street I'. itali,Tril
.i. . 'and personal ft-sidle-sir:lnce. ' Yon , might 'saturate .the
'-'' A c omnittideation In t'eferenee le - floW•of water' cotton Fiate§.witt all the tniaientioe-of : North airs slifiat
..;aforrf,is
.yon might than - r li at them the vast ' lei , • fore.t s of
frail). ' Atkins'a - • retteryoir,'. Hotel . sli*ect, eraria. - th•tn bary P‘ the butt. stor"nitS vast
ligh t ;dog
Additiou;. si ut• of its prOper: eb aufissi, \yam .1 re'ad Mtn ~ - 'the csardentible-falass. and yonw:mid „not. , redden
Willem nit 111!itiim :cif Tifr:''lltratudi it was: resolved ' the southern horizon with 'so . .atig7 14 g ONV .ne : flashed.
.that the MeSsra:' Atkins be'tfestitled of : the coin-through
r•
through the' northern heart. 'when the faftnes'ef 'Fort
plaint, and requested-to niece the.grievanen.. i• finmpterearteil it. ' This s, perter o f e t s,nni,',6 -i s •i',,,
' bill of.Sionl..LeWisS; BOrOugh Surveyor, W . its.re-- new eta at, horn:or Idly elitemp,r:qy nghati , m: Far it
ferred to Corn. on. Survey.; .' . • .• • : •. 'l -- has . been 7 stmilthigiseinkifficially ahout the tesrpitoh --
' •.' The, fellownv , bills were read . in(l Ordered t 6 be 1.. Thd it 'stet de sp its death's. ltail inn)
u'
f.friff scales
. - . , IS:13 hopins.ta NVe1..12 the duties.dfivin to a Coneiliati on
Puri: Philip 'Kriel der .• . ' ~ • ... . te no , level ?. Did it opt sit szrinning non the deck of. all' our ,
-•••''''• '' .• • • !' '• ' 1 . tewal battler: Loping to get a turn at the Wheel. that- it.
J.• L. lifennig an St._ Lab.: .. ' ' ... . . .......... • 9;3 71 , 'might .„„ rah the war Or 1 . 91•2 Maio a rock Is': -. And - did. it.
',. Piiir.••='•'• •• . • •'••• ••s•• • y .. .-' .. •. • •;'• ••:• ' it i-n-t I. nor. staudopon 'the floor - Of - the first cuneress sital shake
1
1.-li.. wtaffier...-..:.._„.„ ..„....,.....„ .... :-50 bo :.its long fios.ers'in the calm face of Washingi en ? Th,n
. .... -
• • .• ft was a thin . skalking hatched faceti.ebbsti - - At lft-t„ - fetil
upon the granaries's& Southern: fanaricisin., it has. - be.
come a nfinyt. well Ad. corpfilentdisitster:. , . ' • .
I 'cannot help brit.rerum to: the dear old flag. What
p rocioti 'associations 'cluster armed our 'flat , . Nestthine haip:our.f ithers set up 111S:banner in.the .name
Of . Oodriver the.well won battle- fields of the. fleVolu
tion.tuid over • the. cities and 'towns: which -"they . have'
rescued frotri'despOtic rule. 'Through what el's-saris ~)
dust and sinoke it has feissed:.whatstorm? of shot-- or
shell, whatsceneS of fire andtblood: ' WChatl nests of el-
Oquenee' it. has's:ailed forth 'trim' Everett and Weleter:
What lyric strains nf,poetry froth Drakes and :1,-bulsuss.
Ihnittfiatiy heroes it; folds
.bave • covered in :death'
how mony haVe lived for It: how mane. term dyad and
are milli lei to bic o lor It: . llow 1 .. ...•t1y. hiring. and 'dying.
-have said in their enthusiastic ii:;•• otiiiri - tki its 'honor,
'like that young wounded sufferer in the streets o'f .lial.
littrlre 't oh 1. the flag: •the Stars and 'Stripe's. tyn i nt...l -
alone hasSetated it, and traitors:taffy haVe traMpled it
to the earth.. All Who sigh for the triumph of truth
and rightehositess, love atalsaluto It -I' . - - - :
.3iy. health is good ;,ithae.:,never been: batter. , The.
'health of regiment in general is goon; . Wc have Fun
.f4lll cases Of ifinall-ptx*in the regiment:but it duet not
prevail to any extent,' One of my afoninfiles- departed
ttitja life: to' day, of small-Nix: Respects to all.'" '
• :. :' YOurs•itespectfully,' - '
• '77,e Flog over ".Sainfer.'-31ajor `Beniagtiey: of
the , 52d, Fenneylvaniajlegintepti;,_writes , to: the
Charleston Courier : - . •
.• • .!
- "The United' Stites flag: was first raised on
Fort Stmiter.by.inyeelforith a detachment of my
.regiment,-,s2d , 'Peimsylvania *volunteers, fifteen
men; at twenty minutes before_B, o'clock on. Sat,
&day morning, Febimary 3.3,..after' which pro+
ceeded to'Fort, Itipley,-Aook sloWn the .rebel flag
arid hoisted•tht ,, stars and strike,: thin proceed,;
'ed to Castle Pinckney and l'hoisted the same flag
there... T immediately .started . for Atlantic
..decks; Charleston, (ClCdonel Bennett- being ip my.
boat; having boarded Me in the harbor between
Sumter and. Fort Ripley).. - ..-Arriving: at the, do 4
my flag ,waa -inimerliately hoisted, and as the
balance 4he regimentr_arrived, In connection
with a- detachtnent of the 3d Rhode: Island. artill
ery; took possession of the post office; : -citadel;
aoienal, - and all-public. buileings.
• "The: - 52d - Pennsylvania. volunteers were the
.first in.the city of Charleston; and' placed • the
ilag4m.its shores;: as alio on Sfitnter Fort.
lifts'ey, and CaStle- Pinckney_ . They: formil the
first. guards in the City over all priblic .
hniidinc
'and property, arid; with the exception of the de
tachment of the. 3 , 1' Ilhode Islaiul art i I lery;-t here
W , re nr.i other troopi in: the eity' s for several 'how's
afterwards." • -
Previous issue..
'Adjourned
• .
er'ruwin::Caiiforniq.÷lFor;therecovery of..his
bealth, Bishop Potter, Of thia*Diocet-fo, has gone •
W.California. He.. has been - afflictedwith paral- .
ysis eflat 6,- from
,whicli 'nothing - can restore itilL
lint entire abstinence l'froin ,ethansting—la
hors duithave - long occupied his attittion.
viens - to his departure he. addressed the follewin
letter tO . to the .ASsistant ..bishop, the: Clergyand g
tite.lpit - ,• 'of the Diocese: • :- • ; -1'
my . Dear :lirethrea,:-" , -Vor some time. past ; -I
have becii. - lnduh.iing -the hope that strength
Might be given me to engage more actively and
Coinltatitly the; viSitetion of n:rislice •in all
parts of Alio • diocese: ' Repeated :jofiree:NS" and
'continacd seilvices.scemed •within ahc compass
-of niv ability, ' . .S. , i.thoy . .Were',:to nie,- a source
,eiliiislite's'atisfaction.. Lately, -however, I :h . ave
been' admonished hoW". easy it is .- for one in
State of heilth to pass the. bounds o' safety. and
physicians cotthsel an entire.
Suspension 'of active
,werk for.. Some thee, and it
is probable that 1: sliallsoc-k a••elringo . of efiin9.te
and a:sojourn in a distant - Part of-the couptry..l
cannot'-yield to this advice withimt teuderin
'to you, my behived friends and brethren; tho us
suranceVf my deep and unalterable affection and.
• reSpeet. , Few bishops , were ever blessed' with
clergy-and laity so:Cordial and generenticin 1- 6 CO
operation they have . eitentled - to their Diocesan,
and. few hate to feel: more keenly.
how little they deme.rved such si - ipport.;::\ fay the
Smiles of the fire.at He:advt . the Church rest upon
yommay the gracions providence of our Heaven
ly Father have yon; and those dear .te-yon, lits
holy keeping ;'sod May the choicest beecclictieas
of the Spirit bf all - truth arid, love :rest - npOn cbur
lah)rs and-your praYers. •. • •• - • - "
If I am-ever permitted to beheld: yOur faees
• mice more inthe find grant it may witness
Mu To part, greater devotion.. tot he,Work that
ia
given.* to do,:and -on.the - part of,all anunyijdd:.
tag purpose to ''knownetlitug part.
'Jcsits
..arid him crueificil," and to-serve liiirf`.`in the 'nut
ty of spirit andin fireboat% of peace:r.
Ever,".tlear brethren, yours,
most faithfully,l% .
; • ...!ft,ONioPurrEn. - I
. . .
'P. 5..--In,n* , thsence, all the ditties. of the (-A
lice,' betli- Oldie, and private, devolve . eu the ''As
sistant BisiMp •' • • •
~. . .
-Cheap. Soqii.—As.ecouothy . . honSeltold Mat
ter Sis desirable in these .times of high .priree; •
we publish! the folloWing recipe' for•
cheap - and itscful soap fortlornestic..purposes., ,
We find it inthe ariteriewn, the editor •
of which vouches for its cinellence: - .... -[ .[
Soap for family 'use can be •[ made very cheap •
and f . Wexecilent 'withlittlt trouble by [the ,
Use of a:Vmturnimartiefe'sold in all drug stores.--:
This is lye put up itt ireoncentrateiffurm .
irmi [ hexes[ll6lcling one ponodi . [•These . biAes[cost s
tiveni Otivb. [ , ciente in Ordpiury times, now. we: be- .
•lieve they:retail at.fortv or •11f(y cents, and. will
•make twenty-fivils. [ ponnils et green. or .ticir soap.
The' plan 'of
~ proCectliiig is 'merely td take a box -.
of this substance, In o& off[the 11,1 arid throw - it
inui gaihni of boiling Water... 'After [
e, hours I tlie lye trill be•,clear,...and: inuSt lro•
rli[oWti iyash. holler With amither. g [ alkal .
Of boiling water ;•Wbeilthe contents .uf the. ves
scl buil lotirp.muils of fun'greaSe must. be added.'siowly, [poured in ih stream - and . stirred •
WinMintimatelymix:ed the boiler should
simmer[sloWly fur four .ur. six'
hour bettire taking off another gall On. Of hut. Wa. 7 .
ter may beilidded together..with. nall a tescupfeli
of sail. 'The latter is not 'necessary, houei[er,
and if tobluinch is thrown the; soap is.curd;ed
dr niade'sllurt so that it breaks' and wastes„—.
When •the 11;oapds' thought to be (bine:plunge a
Case knife - in; if the Mass,' drops clear.' and ropy_
imi.ll6,4titekly.it•is soap and will he tirm.anil•
hard wlietr, Cold: nave. ready's, wasp tub
_wet eirtheibottum and sides 'pour Old ••6 1 0.4) 11 1
mid let it' sots in it few huurs it [ be. hat a
enough IZ:ut Out and Willie as snow; . This [Ord. ,
teas makes 'twenty- . .five'pounds..of soap, :or,. 1.4
the aid of grease,' four pounds, - I'Ve, tine pound.,
twenty-fottr 'pounds' Of water, . gnarl,
driven off wiling, Oily gailett‘weighs Mglit
pounds 'neat ..clinVerted into soap • .of exi
,celient'deeersiv.c properties:.' "grease ii
saeetlfroni the family , waste • th'e soap: lots '61113 •
eta What . the'lye has courtthe.; loss
[l['hYrdryilig'unly . 2.s tier cent.,.eighteeirpotiods Oi
. ;soup - curl Made - jut - 'fifty cents; a' little [over
three cents per pound.. :We have made lihndredS
•Uf . pounds
.011.'111.1 soap
. varictie.iind : .ll:so
/ 1 011 . (101,116Stit.p114)15S1rS. ' 1
. . .
'-PliileNelphia Conference 4: Me •M. E;
Cumterkiece .which has betiii iti sessiiin iu
Philaclelphia:durina.the past week, adjutirned'onThin .
The '6' ee're tary preseutecl the Statistics etehureh
members; as follows
Church
robationqs,
" - Total,} .:.,...... _
Local l'reachers, - , -
•.(`-hurclies,, .' -•- . .
Parsonages, • • • .- • . -..-
Benevolent 0,-eittititions..'. - .:.. ... .* ...-; . $78,0.00
4 ° Rev. John Iteth prcsented the. folloWing report
upon the state elthe, country : .. .. . .. • :
• Havi li g- . h.,,0n previous occasions, if.s a ..Confer
ence; ftilly expressos our views of 'duties in refer
mice- to the state of the country, we , would now
di.:claini, sdltiiterest,M merely • partisan politics;
re.aftiro. our.firsvileeleratiou of unswervit,g loyal::
ty . to the C‘don. of the.so States, declaring that . .i
in our judgment 'the triumph, of .our itrmy and
navy is just cause fur devoted-thankagiving to
*Alringhty.(lod. raid believing that the rebellion is
- virtually cinSfiedi and desiring that - the war may
speedily end,.we,eartiestly supplicate the Divine
miluence to .incline the hearts of 'rebels imerms*
M submission- te.. the
.constitutional -authority of
the land,', and that the useless; wasteful effusion
' of theirbloodin a hopeless etniggle may 0 ase: 1
1: Resoteed; That the:amendment: 'of; the, Coil
etitution of the United States' submitted. to - tlil
leg,islatiVe, bcalies • of:the States,. having- :for its'
purpose the. extirpation of slavery 'by positive
it i-* ,
law, meets Witlrourheartiest-approval; . .
- - .2. -That vie cOngratniate the peupie -of ary
land that'i bY.the adoption . of her `new e istitn
tion.and the concurrence -of her:Legisla ure in
the amendment of * the Constitution of the Utii
' led Statrs, alio has forever freed lier.elf fromthe
, great sirrof American slavery. . ... . • •. .
• 3... That ai Christian men and ministerS:we re:
joice.in -the elevation of the down trodden .and
oppresSed to the rights •of - universal - humanity;
and that. we symMithise with-and. shall - commend
to the-support of otir•PoPPle all .landable - effOrts.
for their.education and elevation.. - ''. : • - ,
-4.: That-we commend the National- Freedmen's
Association as.art instrumentality hi the hands of
the . people for this purpose: ' : .:. --.
- 5::-Thathelieviog the loyal rieimletif •the.ronth
who have in the past held toour 'form of 'chtire . h.
goyernment, will,: in the nes,' state'of affairs . that
the rebellion bas,: in.. the 1 providence off God,
braught.about,..look to'_„oni Chtircli . for.a, home',
we greatly-:.approve the.action of our Chuich au
therities'in the early occupation of the "new field
of la.bor; and shall idevoutlysupnlicate • the' Lord
of the harvest-to send forth more•lahoreie into
. " G:z That we Cordially - commend the UnitedS fates
Sanitary . and Christian C . ornmissions'es-the.•great
means ui the . handle of; the people- in carrying
Christian Syrnoettiy and physical eorefort to oar
sick ittel wounaecl soldiers, and in connection with
theSe we. commend to public liberality all institu
tions and associations having' "for their object the
-relief .of ,the'• sorrow - and 'suffering ariaingifiern
this War, - eveiramong our enemies, believing that
iii. the - fttlftllment of the Divine _command, " If'
thine :en einv. lintgey, ',feed thin.;: if. ho thirst . '
• give ilini . : drink, -for .-in - id :doing time. shill-heaii
•coals of fire on -his liead,7.Ure win:me-the course
best cialadatect to secure - ai..riermanent FieacEi to,
our beloved country. ••• •.• •. - • • ' .. 1 1 . • '
. • A': iniuOrity. report - was presented . antagiSnistic
to this. .1.1. t; was tabled, - ten•voting.in theaffirina-1
tire. • The reportwas then adopted._ • ' ' -.' 1
-• Among the apps(ititinents announced, were the:.
falinsVing! -- -. '',,,---• - ..-:-..•- - ,.-,r - -
- `.enkussoffi,-B,.Lueas.... „
~ -J. Ix.--. 1. - B. McPnltough. _
.'.. 31r.i'visnizz:4: •lieptij.
.. ..-s. ', • •
~ a 'azigityv-4., Sliehter. ~ • . ',...: ' - ''' .
coat Omiziox,, 7 W.rti. ,aileCothlik •• •• : ..--•
, Icii , v - v•Pau4prusia.-411
.•.J: •MeConii4.:.
..--Or.• (.3tiut Artri,WAD.Rainwi.,4l Barr.', . ::l': - .
-Tairautta--4. I. - Ashton. - f:' , 1'.'Ut . . : ,',4-z- •.••,: . ;: f .
rutilitaxtii.Cm-,T.ohe *applied. ' - -
74
(/ 3 92
$11,841i 60
AGENT FOR TAB SALE OF THE •
• - WHEELER . & WILSON
SEWING MACHINES
.In Schuylki[l Coi iity..
. .
. A cumber di' these excellent Family. Machines - aretil !
vrays lteilt on hand : and .e.an - be:seen' in operation by'
callieg at his residence in Market §trect,tiVoye. Sthr.
next:door - to the English LutheranChop:h.
• To
.. accoriatio ate persons using these Machines a
supply of itachin..,yeeilles, Machine Oil and Sodi,'aud
Clark a Threcl,:in: all numbera.and cOlers, especially'
adap - ted to Sewing kachiee, use, will be, kept on hand. :
Thoroneli instructions , . for 'working these Machines
trill
be.giveu to parties purchasing, : *: : -.•
Ottletibytaail will receive Prompt attention. Call
and examine before purchasing eLsPwhere.
• .Jitnuary23. . - 4-tf
THE GREAT ENGLISA-11.ElitEDY....:
-.pan .0 11, . -
...CELEBRATED FEMNLE - . - PILLS! :•
. .
Prepared frnm' a prescription- of Sir .7.. Clarke,- M.' h..
Physician F,xtracirdinaly. to the Queen:
. This Well, known medicine is nn ithposition, .but a
sure and cafe remedy for Female hillicultieti anti Ob
•struetionS, from an .cause' whatever: anti, althotw.li a
• powerbil remedy, it contains nothing 'hurtful to the.
constitution. ~ • .
To Msainzu.Lstitzs it is peCuliarly suited: It will,
in asbort time, bring on the monthly period with reg
nlarityvi-
In all eases of - Semi - ins . and Spinal Affections. pain
fiu . the flack-and
. Lirnhs,i Heaviness. Filtiito
exertion, Palpitation- of the Heart, LowiliaSs a - 13P' rits ' .
Hysterics, Sick Headache. Whites. and. 11, tan painful
diseases occasioned bv,a'disorilered• system. these pills
will efloet a cure when all other Means have -
ILAVITIITFVF.Tt RITES; KNOWN T , l FAIT. Tyll MIK
PAGE:OF 1:1A..% ARE
OBSW'F.II. •, -
For full partiulars. get a pamphlet: fire, of.the
'Sold by rdi Ordetrists. 'Pride $l . per _ :
Sole F;iited StmteA' Ag ent.' • •
JOHN. MOSES.''.!.7.o)rtlandt St., New York.-
8.-41 and G Postage stamps entlOsed-to any au
thorized anent. will insure a bottle coutaiuing over . so
- .pills by re! urn mail. . • . • • 1 •
A Truly 'Wonderful • Di . mcovery.— •
"Lowl.,villaileolor,Rekorer
".Lomion•linir Color'llestorer
"London Hair Odor kemori.r and
For nnitoring ilrav I inir to itd color ivitimnt
dyeing, or . ..rinsing to'graiv tylon-it. rine litien
Toff. nr"b6notrie thin i Tor rernovinganY eruptive,lliFeaSes,
liehip ; ;;Setirf,• Danfituir. etc. • :•• . • •
nor ("les it regnire'any.d•ashiro or preparation before
or after its ass. It creates a • prfectly - healthy state •of
the: scalp.' by aclinv, as.a:stinitilant and tonic: to the or
tnuis necessary to supply coloring.- twitter to the hail - ,
aixlconepletely restores thehi to their . orieinal
. vittor •
'andstrength: • It is 'entirely. different front. all other.
...bainpreparatiOns, only kjecomiL ret.tnier•gf
onbir. (tad 11.4.1rct hair- dreitHing combined. An eery
,utaul., eases it haS . •
lIALT) LIEADS With NF:Ve 1111 R,
even ' Where they had been liitid.oi years. For . this
pnr
'pore it - is - decidedly the
_beat_ ' preparatitni known. - A
trial sail Sat TAy.the thit- placing it at
the linul I r ail.otller remedies for. bahiness'and the pre
servation Of the hair s in the raltertiartirinuce and bean;
ty.
.
• We ivonhi especially ash- the ettention"or the 'ladies
to. thief IMF universally • popular hair Prepariition; and
remind them iirthe welhestatil ished fact - that many of
the hair ti nics:tu..vieine mire - nit iinlys wiwerles.S. for'
good. intt ahsidittelypertilemes, and too 'rifle], destrue- .
Live in their influence opcin the- growth : of- the hair H.
The; " Loniloti hair Color Restorer " contains: no anti
Eta ne.d that.iviu dee the.pores. hat it-does contain - -"a:.il
nourishment for the vessels trot which its roots sprlint'.
thus - renderine- the hair truly pl("Ltallt (Ink bemit iii
every period Of life: 'On children's, heads it lays the
folindi of.a . goed head of hair, and at the - lady's
toilet ILIA indispensable. .
==l
. It - is the note atiesterl article tfiat: will 'abstilutrly,
without decebtiosi. restore I be.hair to its nrieiesl color
aria bcanty. catisii% it to gyow where it'llas fallen oil
or beeWnte '
Price; 75 cents a bottle; six bottles for 4.- .
Sold at:wholesale , . rersil by :DR. '.SW R A
AYN
SON. 330 NOrth SWIM' Street. • Pilliad.'ll and .101.1 N
G: BROWN A. SON,. and 11ENRY. SAYLOR, Druf,;
gists,'Pottwrille:
•64
Perry Illarfo:Yr,letabie Pain If ller' ,
..beriyes mncii.of its popularity from . the simplicityat7-
tentliit its it.a peculiar , value in a
The,yariods:disea;:es which may lie icaelied
by- 44' . and in thci4 incipient sfaces eradicated, • are
scampi. those'whieli are- peculiarly' fatal If' tuiffera to
tap.; .bnt the' curative •of this prepaiution . at'
• .•. . -•
once dinarins them of-their terrors. In • all re-specte it
ftilfill.theconditiohs - of n.popnlar.tnedicine;
Prices„ `bets., 50 Cis. 'and $1 per' bottle;
Altkrch
IDesifue:im. lindnesis and,Eatarrtm: treated
kith the utinost success. by• IJr. ISAACS. Oculist.
(forninrly' of Leyden, •Ifollitinl.)- No. .519
PINE Street, L'hiladelphia... 7l'istinitinials from .the
most reliable soarne , 34,lrt the; gio ••.anit CottnlrY ran be
• seen at his Office. 'The nteclical faculty a're'invited Lo.
acttimpany raeir patienie„ a Lshechat nu.eeerets•iniaia
prartlek.' • ARTIFICIAL EYES litsertild'yrkpout pain.
No charge. pfarle for examination. •
•• March li, 'CA' • . ' •'
• Only one, D..ollar. _Cow it tiouuktieteall.--The
cheapest and bestininstruent ever • offered to the;pnb
lie.. hinguish-and die, When a•sniall invest , -
meet in the Old Home Stead Wild Cherry Bitters woidd
nut only have • checked disease, but saved,' li - e.,.Ortef
end Illourning. . These Bitters are doubly-distilled,
strongly Meitieated ‘ aud as piire as - tits .664 of
are no - drag and contain nepoisen. Acting - upon
the Liver,- the' great seat of disease, they not only cure..
but 'prevent disease. They kdealise the : Sroinach,
purify theißlend. - They remove-Blotches arid. Pimples
from - the Face. They cure! - Scrofalit.:. Erysipelas,,and
all Blood diseases ; and are, a' certain reinedy; fur pys
'-pepsia, Jaundice, and Chronic Olarrtima.. • For Conglis.
and Onlds..;hey are superfite friaint Cher - ip -Peetsral.
•To persons of .sedentary habits, and :those,who feel a.
- loss of Strength. or,want Of, am bitten:. these BitteMare
especially adapted,. They increase„lthe appetite - and.
strengthen the body.. To Nuesim e Morn - mai and
MIT FEit.tims'arid at that critical period known at. the
'Teas or •ttiese• Bitters will - be-found of incalcula-,
Me value. •. Rl:Member and:Purchase; tho - gennine Old
Homestead- Wild (Merry lititters,-- manufactured by
. T.. B. Sllntreitand City. Bold by
FOX .16 BROTHER, Pottsville, EL B.•DAVIS, -
.WholesaleAgentai' Sold also 'tiy:R. - IL :IRVIN, St.
.Clair, and Bnaggista everywhere.
Feb: IS, ,Gs,
TO . 4 13 . 0111$11111RTI1V111 The: hudersigned;
tiaving been restored to. health la a - Sew weeks, h7 l ,
very rakmile.Teinedy. after Itailoi sneered seielul yeara
ietqt a severe; „lung aftictiop,..and. that dread disease,
Coaearaption- 7 .4 shxions,to mike keoWn to his fe4ow
sufferers the means of .ave.' .
To all Who desire it. he will 'send a copy of the 'lye
.s&lption seed, (rreDi ChArg!..)frith the, 4 -lir!Ctlq, fois
prepsrln and.usinit the setae, which they, will- tlad ft'
• 'sure cure for 'OI24IIUMPTI4)4,
04 , ettsCirt.pa; J?e. . The tally. ogleet of. 'the advettleee
in sezidini the prese.riptiortAs to hettogit 'the atilleted,
and spread bkormatina:Whieh4o:ohceiies,to Weal,
lahle4.aiithehopo eseryatiffererml4 trifisienkedy,
agdatvlfil cost theta nothing..and may prove. - nblessing:
rtylfea Wetting' rdeastaddresa:
.. : /4 V; I ;O I"A 7744 O LIVAP I 4 6 O'uItg , '
i r 4iti.45- Y.9IIFA
MM=
.[April 54
. 4 .4;477-14-
aii3; Wq4UM°4
Pr OA . in 14 Avotitige* this liFnestitOttiaki4
Inert are
mOeL of : the' be ring'
Ife
of . ivi!ttid4A . **lcoo, ' by in
.competentinezr;. that t*tirtii;•At«lichip4 :s4 , 4paTilli:
trza Smilax óttj 'l4 the tkitilcis,' fre4lllj.
ifea.in t4e, one efitei..aat kll9 . ratlies. •
aic.posse . ti[. : substances gt!t.ri:
Dock.':&c:4
uPIIO Ayers tokri;::tki:'(;f:SafsP., !LINT
,iressott tieUeveriro* tt* - mosverectial
40m9ra.:134.11i, diseases foe,_ PEOPMig the.
yboay'..:.—'
011 e.) • :' -• ,
. . ,
• It you want S. &mow n: little el' Every,-
'thing relattgr to thettiman 'system:Male Mad' fe
male.; the causes and treatment of diseases . :' the mar;,
rhige customs of the World how.to marry. well and'a
thhosand things never. .publi4ied befdre read . the .re
vised edition of "Alieto.:t. SENar.." a curious
book. for carious people- and a- good book for ever y one; '406 pages, 100 . IllaStrations. Price St 50. • Con=
'tents table sent free • to• any :address. Books may be
had at the ildok4toreA; or will .be. sent by maiL.post
paid on receipt otprice. AtkirMe. B. FtiOTE;
Feb. . 1130 Broadway, NeW.York.'
. .
StrO . ES MLNERS' JOUBSA.L—Dear. • Sirg
pennlasiOn wish to say to readers .ofiyour
tto .. will sand. by return inn, all who ..wish it (free)
3.....14eeipe,. with fall directions' "for malting and tu4ng a
simple Vegetable Balm that *ill effettualli'rehOve.'in
ten digs. Pimples; 131otchkr.trati, Fteekles and .all
purities' of the Skin. :leaving the same' soft,. clear.
satOoth and Beantifil. . .
I wilt also mail free to:those - ha - dn. Bald
.. .Wads; :or
BM.e •Fiees; "aitpla .. dreetions . and • *formation .tljat.
liiileoabie. them to . Etart Ai full. irroytth of LuaTtriant
than' thir
hlMiers,.or a,-)tonitiche,-.irtilathirty.. . .•
daSs ; • . Reriketfullf yours:, :. • .
.• " • P.••CHA.PIttiN, Chemist;
matil k 4, +6.--•;'.:-.9.3azi..] •.'&ll=Broadway;.7.4l.l;:ork:
.„ . .
. .
OpportunityAit Long Nought:.-A . Chance.
Torall to seen re WATi.lllrs...A!tukriis, Goo) PESS and Pas,
..MS, 'and other cainalile and useful Jewelry, at.a.nodd
tut] priee. Stind tilt eireniai fmailed free)., contafning
futilist and part iettlars...with Specihi Terms and fnll in
l'ornottion for agents, =very liberal and renitinerative:
Satisfaction guar'atiteed in' every . instance. , Address,. '
Ceity.,.Dttacti St.) • . GEO: DEMERIT
3111 Ftfoilway, New York:
16167111 '411A11.111 . DV !-- •
.flatchrlor 9 4. flair .Dye is :the,' lest the
The roily true and perfect rkyo--114runete,Lin
stninancons and Iteliahle —pr , duces st - Fplenditi .Bieck
or Nat nrztl flyown-reinedies the 111.effeets of liad.Dyes'..
and frequently..rtiAtures the orhzinal celer. Sold by alt.
DrugUists. The genuine is signet, AV, RatcheVor,
&many Street. New York.'
January T. 1565.
• WIIIISKEI I s I .Ens:
Do you avant WIWI:Ins Or ;Moustaches I , Oar flre .
elan penipautid will twee the to grow on the smooth,
est: fie or. hin,ur hati.on bald heads, - in Six Weeks.
Price:V. 00.. Sent by mall 'anywhere, clOsely sealed.
on receipt !Mee: Address, -•- " • -*
• WARNEIt CO., BOX' 13S, Y
. . . . . .
The .Chsamber, Esidy- 'ot Witrrig
atid•lnAtrnetion for Young . 3ieti•i,published•ny.:ll .: t
and Xsekildio; Andn Wilt line of chnike in sealed en
.• • . - • •
AddeeSe. 3. • :SIIILLIN 110L7G1ITCiN
Association,..Philadnipida. Pa. - • •
- lirothierhiciaiPs - Cireuirgilink Library;.
;Market street. ; Plitt-Nine.' •arrangementS . are
made with neriiqn in the tcWIIS if Mahanoy.-Schtivlkill
Haven, • MineVeville; and Tatitaqus: FOUR' DJ FE[t
ENT. ROOKS ate allowed.to subseilherls at a distance
Flinn Pottsville.. • All the new ptiblitations'are aildedais
Boon: as- 'is:stied. • [March 2 . 0. - 64.-1.3-tf: •
.
. , . . .. ..
Old Eyet4' pantie' • Nely.A • p . amptilet 'direct int:
how io'epeedily.rt*tOre sight: and , give . no..spectueles,
without aid of doctor dr.medicine: • Seni lirmait—free.
on receipt $.r.10 cents: Address E:.13.. FOOTE, M.- D.,
: Feb: 4, •nri....5..:61n...1130 Broadway; 14 ew.YorIL
. .
gtli4iti . .i..o,.'.at.tlrl,tiilit - 0‘
NOTICES.
.
ling" tierilices It Trinityl,(Episcopaly Chafer on . I
Sunday: morning. at : 34" - past lu. Sunday 'evening at
'X past icexcept on the - acco....in SUNDAY IN. TUE It() NTH.
hcu thehervice i. et•X past 3, P. M.: in place of tire
Presbyterian. Church, corner Ma
haritongo and Third Streets: - ,Rev . . Pas
tor. Services, Sunday 103¢A.. M. and'.-73d'-P, M., ex.
kept On the 3d Sunday of every minith, When the second
service will be held , at. - 334 • .Tecture, Thursday
'evening - at .734. .Sabbath School, 2 F.. Frayer.
•MeMing. quarter. before 10. Sunday morning.
.:337 Germain. Itorforuirtt . Church, 31arket
'Street. Rev, J. C.. BUollkft. PAstor. Regular 'Services,
'alternately. In the German and English languages, ev.-
my Sabbath day, at .10 A..M. - iind Prayer Meet
ing and Lecture every Wednesday evening
'February iTtit,and 260 i,. English in the morning and
German in ate ' • • • •
February ath and I.4th. German in the'. morning and
English ili the e'reniti* • • • • •
. . .
1f0.7 Cuion. Prayer :Meeting, every Sunday
morning, from 'to 9K o'clock, in the frame Clew&
cin Second Street...betWeen -Market nod Norwegian Sti•
'All are invited.' . .
r. - T'Er nit gelie;al Clitinrch, Callon - hill Street.-
Rev. Si.ANO Pa,toi . . will. preach German' ev
cry Sunday .initfuing ii'clock,a - i,tl English
Evening. at 7 o'clock.- •
lE?Privihali,econd.street, ahoy
Market..: liev..J:• Incrunia.ai, Pastor.. Services'
541111:0 h,.at• 10, A. 1, P. M. 1- !raYcr Meet- 11 4
Tua,day evenintt. at. TX o'clock ; ..•
ar" Het:filar plii%t C 6 dreh, .S . Taliantango St
Preaching every lord's Day,M4iriling and - Evening.,
.tax. A: M.; and 7, P. M. Lecture, iVedilesday Even
ink, at 7) - R. Ausila, Pastor.
lait . herma
Rev.-L. M. KooNs..-Pas•tor. Preaching every Snails
thorning -and evening, at Ink A, I and T;.P..31: - - -
Prii"erMeetingand Lecture Thursday even.,•ac 7 o'c loci
in _A It Rllp.
.
rill Mar . eive ,V !Lvolfeeti,At be accompctniid
emits to'appettr in the jornsm,;. • . :
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V:tiv. F. Foe.rso, A7.111.11T..11:'
formerlyPottsville. DMicsos, - 91.
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ev.
LEWlSitlr,oollll:—Ott - Monrt• tv ening' the .20thinztt., by lev;-.101,01 - I,lcCool. Mr..lorpi . ., , i'.•.l..tnviti to
NI be , JANt'ii.leCoan. both of Port Civhnn," . . Schnyikill.
• ~ , Liiiniy; Pii..: , .. - . • , .
..
..
DIED.
dran"uneemoits of deathA. npj,e
ionipailied with mitier.4.:',Ve.,,mtast be paid for . at the
-rate of AO cents •• '• .
. . .
'110 . 1.7111 7 ,.N131".311—ttii' the .Igilf inst.. at. .'ttsbhinit,
31,1t1% . ihin..4 . .tera)f . 'WM. M. . liochtNllCtill,
nvinths; •• • '• .
. • •
• nol'nE:szi:rSll--Owthe.l4th
W. 11.:&.'1Ler•=.'.1:•Ituti
u: a mmii. a!lecl h 3 ears. 1 month and 3 d:.k3s.'
• itoll)E:' , Ntt'Sti —Oa he rah th. , t,.; at t
'atch..s,u, of 1Vm...51. aal 3
years. *2 annhtti:z mi,t. 10 d 4 y*.. .
. . „
t ttr tith in-St. Naah , lro.
Erne.,a. m.l Ntrne.s *atferhrey;
aged-mime 3 - ear:.two ttmnths and.ovehty-live days. • .
Baltimoie Sim pleas 6
1,1?, GAL N(YrICIS
ESTATE.----The' un•len±iened
:tpl)ol4t(kl.to tilaribtite thc. babloce due.
the evtatc , '2ls appearu hy the. liecotint or Andrew H.
will 'beet the parties ilitere;sted.iit his otlici". uu
Nl•th;ht6iigo striTt. Pottsvillerbil. the 11th clay' of , April
nom', at Ifio•elnck.'A:'M.' • GEO..IL CLAY.. •
.March '25..1 . 651 . • 7-
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ntrN IA E VlO, - (3 E STA T E.---The Ondersi4ria:
-11,Andifor..uppointeil to Maim (I.l.strihnthm of • the
funds in the. lionik of Francis 4 .ll2.tartt;•tho-Adinirlist3.:
tor, Will meet the pArties interested p.t•his office oti :Mix-
ItsiliOngo street,' Pottiodlle, on the' loth daY. of .PiMil
next, at liro.a.ek.. A. 11:. ' - GEO. H. CLAY, . •
• ,•I'. , ttiiiitle, Mari% :::.1. h 1 5 .: 1 . .2-1 • .•. : - Aulitor.
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EN .1' HE „nuttier of the . Ace(11111f of Emmet
It ,d 1 ',plies - mite.. Adininistrator of William' flatrkes.
deemeed :...Notice is heieby given thid the- unrley-
Skned..Anditor. appoiyited to distribute the Money In
the hands; 'of the Administrator among those entitled
.thereto, will attend to the daties.6l his- appointment
at his (Ace in Pottsville: 'on MOnday,'April-le..tys
At 10, A 3.l...wherutlf peraons. interested may•attend,
Alitielit!s 'hi5...1.2,) ..DAVID . B. GREEN. Anditor.
. . •
IIi.EESE , S ESTATE..--The fin.
dersigned - Auditor appniuted to restate mid' re-settle
.thenceounts. of. George SVilson, Administrator of An
drew U
. !,,Vils'on, deceased: vfho was Administrator of
the e.- a te ot , Anon fl Reese: deeEised,:und. to make
distribution.of the balance which Nhall he found tai be
due will meet the p'arties ititimeeed at his office on Mn-
Ltantontro. street, Pottsville.: on 'the, igth-Of. April next,.
• lit o'clocl,:. A. M. • GEO.: 1.1 . .CLA.Y, Auditor.'
Pottsville, March
A V D TOR'S NOTlCE . .—Ntitice is hereby gi
veal,. that the - underelgtcd has been appaintettarr
Auditor, to ascertain and'report k` whether there is or
not "au ?undue' proportion of.the real:ekate and. School
House. belonging to the old Schaal 'Distriet North'
Alanheim. within the hounds of 'the Mt. Carbon. School .
District and whether there are anYinoneys uncollected
(*debts unpaid by the. said " old School District. which
tilionld be divided, hetiveen the Schdol Dis:riet of North
Maitheim . .and f )f.' Carbon.'''iid for that liurpose will
ineet.the: parties interested at his office: in l'ottertliK.
on Wedneadity," the 12th•day of Apptll. iSoa, at la O'clock
in the leirtiooo: :, J. W. ROSEBERRY.. - . .*
: Pottsville, March 25, S. -•'. • 12-3 t.
EXECU.T.OII , I I 4 NOTlCE.—Whereas lettere
testamentary on the' estate of Strange IN'; Palmer,.
late of the Borough • t . ..f Pottsville.' Schuylkill 'Comity.
Pa..;litive been. granted . to the. suifsembertisExecutor
.(if• the last will and testanicut said•dudeased NO
.tice is hereby given to all persons • indebted .to eald.es
kite td make payment, and. those having claims' .will
present.lhein fursetllement to • -
• •... • All 814,.T11051A5.. Executor . ,
• ot to JAMES LI. GILIEFp, Pottsville.
..•
March Is, . . • • • 11-6 P
. 'IYOTIC.E TO -
Alt persiOns haring had *Pension business
with thilare Judge Palmer, are hereby notified dint
the:papers Imre been, 'With. Mr. Geotge . W.-Matz,
&.q , nearthe Post ()dice in Pottsville, where .the
pa
pers nni.j , be- had on rippliestion. • ••• :. •
• . :ABEL:C:-TLIGMAS.
NV 11 :1 I
ota
of Pottsville., Schuylkill - Cotinty..decessed, have: been
granted to the subecribct; notice is hereby given to all
indebted to said; estate . 41 make payment, ; anti' thOse
haviug chtims presentthent.for settletnent,
Murat H; STRAUCll,Administintor.
D7IiNiSTK.A.VioN • NOT' C E.—Where - -
as. Lettere of. Administration on - the Estate . - tif .TA.-
cen.Ftwz;. late Of theilarough 131. - . Clair. deceaSed;
.hitve been wanted - to the „subscriber. notice. Is hereby
gßen to all Chose Indebted to said estate to make pay
ment-and these - havintt..elaims present. them for
settlement. ARETZ, Admlnistrater. •
• DMINISTRAT4)II 7 f4 N O TICE :-- Where.
A-_ toLetters Of Administration pa the estate of BOR
'ACE-..P. late 'or the Borough of Pottsville,
County of Schuylkill.. decessed,-- bare been - granted to
the subscribers, notice-is hereby given. to all those in
debtell to said estate. to make payment, a nd - those tray.
ing'elaims ivill present ttem for settlement... - •
• • .
•. ATWOOD
ilarch 4, 45.—.3-6PI Admit% ofEstate of 11. P.• Smith.
. . . .
44 D Ilirt a etT RATS OMi NO T. It :-:-Wtl;ere
!lV as letters of administration; on the Eetate of biA
THANIEL ItQWER,, late of:rhel3orbukti of Miners.
SelmAtill. Comity. • deee. tarvebeen,granted
to theiubecriber, .notice - hereby. Lc . ) Tia those.
indebteid.tii said estate tO make payment, and:lle:kit
tutting elainas.will pieeent theta for eettlement.— •
JOSICPIT ROTHWELL.
Feb. Cam Sehuyikrn
, .
. .
'T . o_l+El ,,
Ai alnAss.P.fri,
NE tut; Aorr LCE S.
214 fit - AVIV Piet*l: 110 .* . 0 1 .5
tiXebsivil regaelW
ed 16 *krleis tiddres4 ttri. FIAT
byWkK;IFV ,.. 111 ;7E4
Lityr.i.. 241: *kith 425;
.!-1Q
.!inporract tiwirin . o„ ; . 1.0.."1 - 4! .
IP Vit 1 . lirc! .. ft OTIVE , ;.;.NotieI 'i•-tkirefii.
le
glien that,tlte undeisi.gnet have. bought. of
• Toblus Pin& of orwigebtfir. do. the 17th.diy of Starch.
1 : '1.564. a blatit home about alears old. and bate' loaned
1 :
the same. agabgo ;said Paul • for a certain time, -We
`. bereby . atotify all parsons-not to .molest the. same pro
'_ Pe , t- ''' _ • - • 7 : - -. `: .- • Wilt: D: KLINE At CO.
.. .Mufett '25, , •63.' '. ' ' ' • • . :•12.3te•
BENNEYlllolMPetrolidtrl
. Company invite privrsele for a 10 or 12 horse
r imer portable or suittottarTENGlNE. Apply to
Mach , !65 —ll4. GEO-11.SNYDER,Seety;
P A lITICIIIL l OTIC E.—:Want;
1 .••••. ed-a Lease of Collierk getting out &Urn tr..o
,• to '2OO 'tons 'pet. day.' .. Also a Tyra of COAL
LAND-in fee, front 500 to Zoe =es near Railnitda on
resennalde terms. I shall require the refusal' for Unio
to ctsit the property,' • Addfess. .
• BU'EED, .
41, Commercial , §treet. Boston.
B , 2m* • •
'Vetr;2s; .65..
:1110T14plIVID SOLDIERS. D
__ tows. find '.fiatheis 'interested:—
•
Cot.. FR; JORDAN. - Military Agent - for the State of
Penna., So. 457. 11.11 th - street, -Erailtiuvon„
D. C.. collect= Bounty, Back Pay. Bengfoils. add all
other lifilitaryClatuts. and..fiiiin& of do- -
ceased Soldiers, FREE OR. CIIAMG E. All
lbe:tmeeetry.informstion 'given by addressing as above
.by letter or otherwise.
Jan..ll, •65:
NOTI.CE:r--1 , hereby: otter myseli .tte, a
candidate Tor Iphioif %Burgess at -the en•
sning, - Itorouigh election.. •
!into the Boroatth Treasury :during the .pcst
•year $461 - }. Err which I liave the receipt Of. theTreay.nrer.
. !Loin.; eudeavOred.• 'dischar , ,•;e the dative ofthe
ofilce wiyh fidelity, I.reepectfally submit ray , thame for
're-election. r . , •. ' . ' B. BELL. .
Pott.willeMarch:lS, !6.5. ' -'ll-le" • . •••
. . . .
NOTICE. TO .AIOIESMORPO.
• Assessors of the, several oiongh.andtOwn
'il •of thd County: itr
are requiSte.d. t 0.611.. at 'the Corn- -
missionerg. °lnce: in person. daring the hLst twiOVieks
of March for the prirpose'of receiving-their respective'
transcripts rind instroctici . nsifor making the Spring As
• •-. . • • . .
CIIAS. SPRINGET,} ' ,
: . • ZEIG . I.EI { ., Commissioners,
FOLET, * :
t Comfrif!Aari.ers. , .otl,l
Puttsvillg,'.ltarett IS,
. „ . . . ..
,--- BANK • NO TIC E.--,Notice . is 'hereby
' ...10,. - -M-.: 'given, that application till be made- to •in=
creaao the Capital Stoek of t tio. National' Bank of 'l'Uttn..•
sylcanta.•.at •Potbwille—frorii 5. , 200 000 to $600 4 000: under
an'Act to establish a.syeteth of Fretillauking of Penn
eylvania. and to secni 4 e the public amtinet bise. from in
' eolvedev, :lever net: of I.llst March, ISO° and 'the 'sever- .
al euppleinents thereto., .. - .. . .
- Byorder of thelloardof DireetOrp. . • •
••t_,; B. BENGLgß.:ctvhier;
Potbirtllc. Jatniari/1-1, '65.-• '.. . -.• .. 2-Gm . •
.
gel:Jena Meeting ' 'Of the
:Stud:holder/ 4 : of the Government • Bank..til
Pater Die; will be held at,their Banking 11ouse.;.in the
ihnough of natsvillp,nu'nontiliy, -- -April 10114
'next, - .11t• 10 'o'clock. A. M....f0r the ,purposat
'into coiisideration anti deciding the 'qnektien, Whether
r not the. Bank shall become an Association for carry-
ITU; on ;helm:ones-4 of nankin , * under thetlawanf the
. Sqtes, and e:s - eldsrua the Tower conferred
by the Ace elf the General _ks:qe tibly this.Cirimn
, .
-wealth, entitled. an-Act enabling "the Banks of this.
:of
to'become associations. tbr the purpose
:of Banking untlectlic. laws of the' United Shires, nil'
proved the T2d.day - or A iigtisL.l6' , .4. and take sada
'action in regard thereto as nihy. neresaary, 'and prop
er. '• ...By order of the Board of Directors; .• •
11. 11.'11.1.7NTZINGER, 'Cashier.
10-U
3iarch '435
•• DIDISOLUTION of. PARTNER,
• the undersigned, Aradnig .
underthe firm ut ISOCE. Co., in .the.Luinbe'r
linsinestc h.: , re this day: by tr.utnal i:onsent, disedived
partner:ol4i by the withdrawal of Clutrie.s. Lord. .
PAC".I, ROCK, .
..TOSIIUA. YOST:
CHARLES. LORD.
March ,tl5
',All lc i iiii!sof L umber will be. mainainet-
W . VA.. 6UCh 4F, SawertLumber,ThitySilis, Pimps, Slab ii,
&e., as usual; by the. snits,. Thus.. :Perimns wishing
an orthe above named L aither will liens.e 'send 4.twir
blilelci Itingi own Post 0 e, to BUCK ,t YOST, andi t
prOmpt attention kill be given lo thmsamm .
PA UL.BOCK
JOSHUA .Yo`..‘:T.' •
N irh,ll, '66:-10 Gf,•
• TRUSTEES' NOTICE.---The roe•
' . : • der-Signed
,having.•been. appointed. by the
COurt itf COMMOD Plea of Schuylkill County. Trus
tees of the estate of :5,44 R. Conynizharn, . (under pro
ce(nditMhy domestic.. attachment); require all persons
indebted to said Conyughano or. holding. property. be.:
longing : to him, to pay and-deliver. sums'of money_
and-property duesaud belonging to him :to the under
signed. And they desire all creditors of the saiti'Con
sughateto present their. respective accounts and de
mands to the underSiglied,..who 'reside •in the Borough
Of Mull:Wok City, In the • COntny of Schuylkill. •
G E 4) RI OST, •
TEICK . G. WESCOT, • •
JOLWR. PORTER. Trustees.
Feb. 25,..'62.
.
NOT tCIF..—A General Meeting of the.
Rr St Ockholderw of the rational Bank of Petin
,sylvania -will he held their Banking lioare, in the
Borough of Pottsville. on Monday, April 17th' next. at
10 o'clock, for ale .purpose of taking .Imb'. con.-
s ideration and deciding the 'question, whether or not
the Bank shall liecoine ittrAssocbition for carrying au
the buirfuesa of.Bankhkunder the laid of the. United
Slates, and. of,exertising• 'the •power conferred- by the.
'General Assenibly of tills Commonwealth, entitled an
Act enabling the Blinks of this.•Comruonwealth to 'be
.iMme Associations for:the purpOse.- of Banking Under,
the laws of :the United Stat,x , , approved.tne - Xd of Au- .
gust. 1601, and to take sui:h action in regard thereturus
may be neressark and proper. : , : •
. .I.kr&r. of. the Board of Directhm• • .
• C. H. DENGLEK Cashier.
li-it
yirch IS,
11 - ALUA OLE BODti OF :COAL
JLANOS FOR LEASE.-- •
••
• OFFiOE OF TOE NEFCI•PEC COAL CO., / •
'•rlAora CIiONK. P.t. ' February 15, 'f -
• The NESCQPEC COAL. COMPANY are now; pre
pare(' to lease their Coal Estate near - Haztenin. in the
Lehigh. Coal of 3,000 acre's of tiret chase
''he.varlotts coal veins of the region • underlie a large
portiOn of the Compimrs Property, The ••Huch Moun
tain" veim,celehrated for its purity and rare:qualities
for-Steam purposes, for, the .manufacture of iron, and
fOrlatuily use.' has - been developed at several points on
the property: and. proves unusually thick, and of ex
cellent qualit3. ' •
The had: contain: two ilietinit basins of coal; • lying •
in 'dose proximity to -each oilier, and: aggregating
ataint fair tolls iu letuitli; The property, is well and.) , •
ered and:iv:noted. • - The faciliticsiog shipping the coal
cheaply and. expilditiously to market. both by rail and
ea - rcil• will be iinly'prOVidl*: 4114 i .7 he cOst of•transpor
tathirf will not exceed the average charges from the va—
rious collieries in the Lehigh, region. • , ' •
• The facility and ease with which the.: mines . can be
opetred and preparedlociVorking : the, kitowrecharac
,ter:of ilte
. .peoperty, and - the high reputtitiOn of the
coal with which' it .abounds; renders this 'a desirable
property for lessees. A fare opportunity Is now of
fered to parties ilesirOns of engaging-inthe husinessol
mining and selling. •
• Propositions • from, pant esrof known responsibility
.and business caPaeity, ha.. leasing the. afore-aid lands
in a ,body, or, for, separate collieries, are invited. ••
'For further, inforimiliou apply to •
• DAVID THOMAS. President,,
. . Canis - aqua, Lehigh County, Pa., or to .
ROBERT 11. SAVRE,} •• • . .
Executive Com
J.•LEiSENRUNG • ••• . '
'Manch Chunk, CarbOn County, Pa.l
S-at. • • •
Feb. 25, •65
A PPICAI..!4.—The atnderidf,med, Commis
' •Ini-isioners.of the - ronnty of Schuylkill, here
byd tiotire.to the taxable inhabitants and. others,
owners of property - within said pminty.4 that pprn ,
relatintz the..Assrs,:ments and Militia Enrollment;
made for MU' year 1:36 . 5, will be held for the aereral Bor
otvzhs:and Township' of said County,
,as follOws. to
. .
FOr the - Township of Wayne, at the house of John
Drown, on 'Monday, Lite Wth day of April.
. - For: the Township' of NA:iishiagton, at the house of -
Islaeßstilorf, ti‘e ISti] day of April ,
For-the Borormh and :m o Township of - Pineve. at the
hons'e of-Kennedy Robinson. -on; Wedneeday, the'lbth•
day of April •: • • •
• ..-
- • For•the Township of - Tremont, at:. the house Of 5:
En.enspergef, TO - amble, tile tiOth day - of .
For the Township -of 'Fridley and: Reilly, -at the
house of :John P. Bettinger, on Friday, the ;stet day of.
April. - •
For the ToWnship of finincit. at the hrifiee of Corse-11
line Coiturian; on Saturday. -thi • P2i'd day of . April, - • I!
Fur the Township of.Nortli "Manheim. at the house
of 'Frederick Beck, on Monday;-the ditn day of. AprW
Borough of 'Crea.nua. at the. house of Peter t
.Betger. on Tuesday,- the 25tir day of "April.- •
For the Boroughof 'Schuylkill flown: at the housei
,of Klither, on' Wednesday, „the - . •?tith• day
FM . the Township - of South Manheitn and the Bor
' ont,th of Auburn. at the house of Andrew Reber, or,
, Tittn*y. the 27th day of April. • • • .
-•
Fur . , the .Borough of Port Clintoni• at thehouse of
• Denry Buyer, on Friday: the 9t - zth day of. April. -
- • 'For the Township 01 Weet Brunswlr..•ut the house of
Idithael Moser. - on Saturday. the 29th day of April.
- For the Burr : Mi.:li of. Orwigshurg, at the. house
. of
Daniel Royer, on MOnday; the Lst day of May."
Fur the Township of East,NLIISWig, at the house:of
`"Joshua BOver. on Tuesday .the..2.d day of May: •
• For:the .'rownshlp - of Wept Tenn. Mc the bruise of
•-• Wm. Smith, On Wethiesday, the ad,day Of May.
. ' the _Township or Raipt, and the East Ward of the.
Borough of Tamaqua, at-the Mined of
Ofi.Timrsday, theAth day of May.. •
".For the Swith and 'North Wards of. the Borough-of.
Tamaqua, at. the house of Mlehaet• Beard, on Friday;
,the - isth day of May: • - - • • • •
•
For the Towriship' . of Schuylkill. at.'the. house of
Stephen Mazer; 'rat Saturday.: the 6th day of 'May.
vor the it o rothdt of SI kiersville. at thehoilaeof
Weaver oii.Monday, :the. 6th day of May...: • • . I
Fur . the Township. of New Castle at the house of
Levi Reher.'nn Tuesday. the 9th day - of Stay.. . ; •
..For the Totinship of Foster. at the house of Thos.
.Stephens: on Wednesday: the Ihth day of May,
For the Township of Butler, at . the house of Lewin
Seltzer, oh Thursday: the 11th day- of May.
For the Surohat of Ashland.. at the 'house' of
'Moran, on PHEW , and Sattliday;.theltlth and I.3thsdays
Forthe Borough of Botts . vilte, the .South, and North'
N'C'C•t warda."at - the Corumieslonerte Office, on Monday,
ttie 15th day of May.. • . .
For the Botoualt ofFotterllle, the Middle and'llerth-'
Eastwards, at the CoffinaltsionereOffice,• on Tuesday;
the lath day of May. • • . '• • -
• For the ttorough of Falb-Attn. at the Commissioners'
Oilier. on Wedne.day,. the nth day of May. .
For the Borough of Pdrtfiarbon, at the CtmunlvdOn
era' °eke, on Thursday the 13th day of May. • -
_
, For the Township of Bast Norwegian: at ths Com
missioners. Office.„ - .on Friday. the,luth day of May.
For the Township of Norweglaneat the Commission
ers* Office, on Saturday the 20th day cd• May. ,
For the Township of Cass, atthe house of Ann
iy, on Monday,. the 22dday of May ' - •
• 'For the. Townships / of •Hubley,' HeginKand Porter,
at the house of. Moses Dreter. on Tuesday, • the 23d day •
• For the Township of • Uppper • Mahantongo, at the
honse of : John W. Ilepler, on.Wethesday, the 54th day
For the ToWnship : of Blared.' at the .hoitse of John .
Wetzel: on-Thursday. the 25th thy of May. •
For the Township of Barry, at...Ahe house- of JOhn
Stengle, on Friday, the lath day of May.:• . •
• For te Bdrangh of Saint Clair, at the•hotise of •Tona
.•
than Johnson, on Saturday the 2Tth day of May.
Tor the Township of Mahanoy, at the house of Ney.
. mourWright. on Monday. the 59th day of May... •
• For the. Borciugh of Mahanoy. :City. at the house of
. Benison Derrieb: on Tuesday, the 30th day of Mar. .-
• : For the Township of- Union: at: the house of Ihtiniel
•Statiffer on Wednesday. the alet day of May.
- For the Township r ot:Rush. at the how 'Of ;meet
I,indner, an Thursday. the Ist day ofJ one.. •
- `For the Borough of Middleport at:the - home of Heft:
iy Kreis, on Friday,: the 2d day of June. • ' • .
ForForthe Township of Blythe!, at the.hinme of We -
.the
Saturday. the 3d day of June- • •
For•tbe Borough of 'Mount CarbOn, at the Commis- -
slonois`AMllee. op Monday; the sth day of Jund.
• 121.7A1l • pens .aad eorporations.:w4,sfetif them
-se Ives aggre4vad by tile ASSI9B.ItENT AND -1 4MATION
• or Tuziartoriam,versons,,oraiddlig. exemp
tions from the •Iliti.irts, ENICOLMENIC .any ,account:,
whatever; . are. requested to antra - 0d 'the' times and
• places ahoite tatted, Ibr. redersue ffo • exemption& from
Militia Duty will be allOw : 110 4 tlOpealt Ity the
COmmiasioners. • -• •
. • jellAlitTS - GER; } . .
Mr' Of MUM , Caintlent.
' ''.."DAVlDsifixeY;•; •
F.A l ,l4MastrharClitt ,
I:l3tanininlouent OfitetOlarrh
- • •VrtEAPittliiii Pt i ekirrnigN l , .
..!oniiircii Tiii:Coirenun r
. urn ni• TLIE CleltEmcy.)
1 : • ,
~ • WA19411.%6T0N:, Fehrusry,t4, 151'4, f
......,,wiriaxis, Bylkarlifamory ' evidence presented to ths
lin - dersigned, it has been' made to tmpear . that TIIE
FIRST. NATIONAL. BANK OF TR EMONT" In th t
'Town_ of:
.Treinout,, In the County of SchnylkflL sat
'Stale of rennalleaula, hal. hvela duly o.ntnized ti p ;
der and 211XtRYTil,f,r, _to :-the requirements of the Act of
Co gra,s.; ent.ftled - "Ati Act to ,provide a Nat mettles:,
. ropey. se, ni. , .•di'ty e pleerot LnltedStattmlks i d % a ,
r,
' 1, 0 provide Mr 'the carcalatitm.and redennutkor theni,,,
approved Alma. NUT Mid has eonaplied with, an
provisions of said Act' required.,to. - h e ta ar ,,,i,, i
before canna:lent ing7the buslness
. 01 :Banking. I
- Now. therefong 1.,
m•ncy, fin k XeCulloch. CoinFtront,
' the Cuency, dd hereby certify that- "TIIK ilk
NATIONA L BANK 0 El.'• TREMO:'NT." in the Tent
Trettiont. in the' County, of Sclipylkid„ and Stale
peliwypeardS, I‘ authorised to conatneuce the besit4;.
ofißanaing 'under the Act aforesaid; , .
fn rmitimony whereof 'witnere my -hand and • pe a l „,
______ otllcethis Fourteenth day of February, 1a,, a. ,.
i e ; •. ' . . •
..lIUGII.3IoCULLOCII. ..
1.10- - 3• - . .. . Comptroller of the Cal.. eet..,
LOST4iNp 7 :f -- 06.N1i
• .
RE t{'ARD.—Li fir the ..thil=Tribe r ,
end White pointer DOOl rsmilly
dden scar errors the' bark. The above my: 1 m
a p
paid for Informationirhich will lead to }airrec..l,v,rp
3larrh -G. S,Nywt.i
. .
T.
IFAINIFE'D.—A Farmer to conduci a sms!! Fr,
V- lying near' Pnttayillt...•• Apply at this °inc e
fairther information. - • Maith IS; .44 . ,..._ 114 :cif;
iLIITEATION WANTED as Book greper.,
10 ,
.Clerk.t , hip,.whero a ktiowfrke of acniiiat3 win ,
of service. ' Address' -11;G. LIAAIMEKEN: •
Im r Z8'"65.-li-Z? r CPMeLIa. SCllllikili
'
IVA NT ED.--Ari energetic- and • eflivien t
. 1, capuhle of directing the nib, ing opera; ine, o(
extensive Coal Company.. Adrimsa with I-Kr:l'e,'
IBSF. flax 20-IS P.O., Fhiladel p~in 'i3tareb . IS. , *(Z; ,• • • it-:.t.
. . .
ttrANTE etierget . ie sol . rl effi c i ent peml
,I v t a k,, charge; of large Store wunected Wed) t
exteitelve - Addrees with referetv...e.
.1.04P.i, P. 0-:,,Phi.lndelphia.:,
.
tATANT 11) two Joarneymen Thin..P.atran,
6' One that andbrataeda Paper ilawznv
ept xvaget, Apply to the tqll) ( •c:ilCer at Trta..,
Thuyikin Com
' ity. P 4.. PUILIP ERT
March •GI% •
ViTA NT E iv. —A a itnation' hyyolittir.•man 11'
nitre of Crittenden Commercial Oilieze. krr: . 4 t 4
or LiotikKeeper. Merin; tteverit l' year, extrrriei"4.- ••
clerkin in the coal region; rereo.airen fo r
ity and int,rrity klease _riditres.4 b
KEEPER" nt thia . 3lirch 11. P";
. .
lITA NTEII.—A situation to take chaeze of “tem k'it' ; ;l'4 .- .C.:!_ • B
IT• . or as hook-keeper, by . one who has. had fliv ,t - ..,1i,i.t,..1„ . •
experience in the butane...4i in Una' Citinte. Good ...o-1;.-Ye . ,? ( N r '•
ente can be given. ' Address N. Mt., fascalorn P . o• ~,:..:! .;. , 11,'
q e h t i v lkiii co.: Pa. . ' 111aich.4, '6s—a-iii ' iFk .4 •; .. ..ii s '' ...
. . . H C ' l • :, , ' : :: ',: !f.. •
. .
... . .
WANTII3 D.—A. situation . na-a Superintende n i i , ;'-ri'..ii;tri - , 8
iTT Coal Mines, -by a persiou Who haa au 1.car,,,,:-.1-•:=l"ii . ,,if"R" I
rlence and under4trinds .Nlining in ail ir. ink:ratl i ne:" f i :• ; .V44ri.,: i
Can' write a : good ,hand.and is: good of iwc• qui": 1 11 - it;),:Y„.„.' 4.1 . -4 '-'
bud 46 - years Mining experience in Sef*lt ill i'outn . '4;:, , " , ilii'ai t
Adclreas • • AIO . SES, PALM'S, Wadewip, : t At t i - :&. : .
March 4, '65-9-IVI * St: elairj'.'o., Schuylkill Cu... pi ":4'2.1...A
....,.....
are• iLllro,
s ante 1t
• purchasitig, a SLOPE PUM.P, inches" Wutiutit,'o`-v*
Barrel.. with I 0 nick Water Pipe. AdflreA N
Jan:2l, —3-1 f ECKERT a-CO Tremott
QOPEA3I . ENGINES AVA.NtE ID. •
1.. - vdersigued Wishet , to purchase 3 ,Becotul.haud Ste l a •
Engines, of 20 or 30 horse-power each. • Addre,s
JABEZ SiARKS, - Pot ttivlllr. P.
•
May 7,.464
FOR SALE AND 'N)
..
-.' - ''! 4 t
pots SAl.f...— , —A Hunne In Pleas:int Itonyl
~..
I: Mahautungo vtreet. FOr teruis apply to 1...;. ....'-'fall:
March 25, '65. 12-tf - L. C. TLIOMPSON, • -,, .l , lllt
.._
, .
O IL ET..--..,rentl offices on Centre. street.,
•
aha :1,;
o one on Market street. Apply to.
March !la, 19-tf •L. C. 1.110311'..i f
ON.- •
TEA3I "ENGINE, 30 Horse Power, new, lc
,k 7 salwcheap. 'Also orie 21 Horse and a large t 3 r =
meat of Engines and Boilers snit.:ble for the Oil Rs
glen: C. WEST MYERS, 24.5 North Prow st.. r,
March S,- '65.-I=-3t Philailtlplla •
ilE'Pa ß nit S ti t n li tiat;ic i :l l l-I!i'oursl'LeTioibrel'i:asen2 . ioriew,
date and Sprinir.Packing,' with force pumps and
iernor.' Also; eve horse power engines. suitable •
driving , screenvit a dist.bank, JALIEZ SPAHRIS,.• • •
Feb. . 'Cold' 'Street. Piet-1.114.1'
IV(ITIEE.--tror Sale.-=lOO .haioi of
11 Petroleum Co. at $": 00 par . value 1.00 sicrn
Philadelphia Mut nal Oil Co: at 7t.setitz,: parvde: zo,
100 shares Cameron Petroleum Co. at .. , 33 cm: . put .
ss'oo. ..1011 shares G reat tiepablie Oil co. a! $1
par,-value 00.- Address- ' •
. ' 80x . 4 1 5, - POTTSVILLE. -, •';'* •
- 1•2-et.• •
OR RE NT.—The large Brick ,Ilotel , :cnaa• - *1
I -1
r Centre and Main '§treers, Mithanoy
known as the MANSION ROUSE. 'Posseanlon r!!:
icen ou 14 of April. Apply to - •
'•
THOMAS A. InDIiLE or • •
.OE.O. X. TROUTMAN, no Walnut St.. Phll4.
March •/5..'65. ,
. • . •
Muth 25, '65
. . . • 4-,; ' •
VALUALREE PROPERTY for SA I.C.,r'ai -
. The subscriboroffers for sale The folli.t is. pr,:,` :,:'.,,,
.erty in - the Boroimh of Alinersville:--The Duni:,4
i
House and Lot, known as . the Thompson Jerik-ilf 4
ifie Property. on.,Railroad,street. The'.Double 4, .•;e4
.
Howe and Lot., -near Hower & Fishers Machine . , , ,•,!....,-,.%
A .
Shop, known as the William Williarip property. .Ai .1 - ;T11,.,. -
'al. :Amin - Dwellimr, Ilinise and "Lot, near pnifierly ;'?1 e
Jneob Wiest. For price. antl tenns apply to ,
- - ••: J. wrrz EMAS, ,Agt. for the owner _` : y- '."
Minersyille, March ',:r,. !e:s. . .
.p:•.-4. • 'l•,:e-,;..
ri111.11.131E11 LAND FOR 1 , 11,1,E....A5.1( - '4,4
acres—eavered with growing timber, suit.tble
building. fencing, Railroad- sleepers, and minin g ; rc
Posegl- , on the western line of Mount Carbon, and .t
ing within the Junction lads from:Mount Carbon
nal Pottsville to Cre_4sana —hal f mile to Itead4
Railroad: —ALSO. the seven imie corn( rot cleared
and timber land - above n iitl junction, ailjointng then;
die Parm. three qnarterd of mile on the neW
Centre street. , Apply to J. M. CROSLAND. Petty-1t:,:,';..
31a ch •25, '65..
. .
. OR SA kits In Shineuti'firth City. it:t i t -,
IL feet in front by 150 feet In depth, with a tsolli
horse story on the rear or each lot. Lots are in L r;,•
the bn,ine,•s pare of thelown. and will be sold
separate or toirether, Clear deeds will beFr.:l44:
.further. particulars. apply to • • 07, 1- '
11. 1.1177c0N, We,twood: SQUIRE DEVITT, , r
Ashland: or NELL 1./EVlrr; Shenautiota•
March Cr,. .16.5. • • . - • • IV!?
1; 1 0 OR 1.E.-A Strong CO horse power ewe.. „,
2 .1- 6 Moot- stroke with a large dertin.-eompleto,
pinup shalt and heavy Wheels for pumping, and h0i.1:4
Stroke-of p tamp heels T. foot, tit work al4 or 16inI
pump, with stbh en sand all bob casting,
puinp.rods: The engine is" ht good order; rslinder
hored•wilh I)('W spring packing and new p . l,ten
Alsp. one •::0 liorseeng tile, suitable for running - a'heiif l T l
er Or withal! 5i7.14 of to work thenraZ•';l'
at • WREN &BitUTllj RS, Coal St.l' , 4ewi'le
• March 25. '651 ." • -1•141,
FW Mteam Flurtgini• (or Male, 250 Illorsti4 s - 5-c =
Polyer. —Built at Bardon Iron Worki:
;where It may be seed;. Fili:ST cr,+.s4=,
Ilorizontid Steam Enzine:
der d feet s"rolt rby 311. ineberl di:winter ; novel
Iteynold's ratent Governor'And Adjaetable
Wrought - Iron.:3lLuft 13 feet 14 , ‘ tent in d 14 7 1 't0"{ 4 ...1
at 1110 , 9, 4.:.!-C inehe.l at ciintre. - Fly wheel. _a
,meter: weigbing`ls tons; enitidire . for Minia.r or Mi.; 7 1;
ufacturing .Apfdy Cu.
.. • A. Jr P.-ROBERT r,'.. .g "CO., .Pitladelph!s
W3l. LILLY. I‘lo - uch Chunk. flit.
.• T/IOIIAS BARABH, Allentown; Pa.. er ;Cs
RtiliBA.RD wurrrAK.git. -
Iron Works, Br.ooklyn. N. Y.
3farcb `2:5, . • • 12-Zul.
rill 06 RE N T.—On Ceptre'Streret,. nettto ttel
1•.• Union Hotel.' a storeroion, also paitsbic for '
ficc. Apply at this OFFICE. • March t_a, i 6 -11
SIALE.--4000 Share 4 .in the • titr-!. ,
11 American" Oil Onnpaiiy of Pitt4bilrir. Pa. Avit
at ti i 01114 e of DAVID . •A: JONES, :Egg..
Pottsville. Pa. • March is, !651-114t!
OR I.4lll%E.—Thq n, item for sale Vi
Nitichine Shop and ',Tido , his
Clair.- .conaiating - of Pi •••,-, Lan . o w,
'Fools and the stock. aihratty.
terms and condition! ~ ,l y to tit , - ,
an the prem . .' •
• March 11, .435.--10-tf
SA LE or to rent, for s term of yesro.
-J. on Coal -street, (set, front by 90 feet drop, tap),
jug the residence of Thos. i.loocti, Also, thn TI: 4
- cant. lot 25 feet irout-on .Coal street, by 100 feet e+K-
Adjoining, the property now orcaphid - by Cut. Z. Y.
- -•
• y -The.hOuse and lot 25 fnet frnOt on Co:tlAtreet,b
-by ISO feet - deep, now mienpied"by.Col.,Z. Bo- •
yer, is fur Side. For terms Sm.: addre. ,
. . , NV.:I-1. TWEED, M. D.. :
' N 0.2140 'Mount Vernon street. Phihris.
March 18, '05. : • . • _ 11.4;
, . .
O71)1°N. SETTSS.-The. highest market pro:''i * tt
will - he given for Onion Setts at the Seed Stored, ••111
the stibscriber in Pottsville. Send theuii in:-
. - •
B. BANNAN. ..4
, •
_ .
- . • - -.;_:-!' 0,
"PLOVER SIEED.=The highest: market pr.'i• '..."'.
‘.." will be.paid for clean %lover and 'l'lmothy - .:4e.4. la ;t
the Seed Store of the subscriber hir Pottsville. ' 1
N ''
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.
1:3 I '
Qti . lto . MII.ATING.—Tard received, ',Linen .'1
Slitting, for Elack - Intards... For sale at • ..! •;••
- • • • . B • BANNAYS
. .. - ‘ ,- i.'
D0c...1n, is -i.-1 • .Book Store. Centre St.. Poitsroe.' -"
..,
•' .--:-.'#
. , .
Q , .
TRAWBERRY•PAE. A N T S.-20.000 ~.;•,
.choice btrawberry.Plants, combining 'Animal .'re--t• :I ,
ling. Triumph deGand and Froichis Seedling, i.,r Fs!t -,
by the 1040, loopr.dozen; at Greenwood Norwri•
These plants do not require mixing to bear veil, ii.J., , ,'
are the most desirable kinds to plant. ' .. .4.e....p
. •
. . ' *ig?:
G gitA t rizt v ,.. E .t. s c;ml,, b, : o v eb
c r fra tv pe d s ip.,,, , A - !,.,
~,,
Delaware,- Diana, ConcOrd, 'and many ottier ‘ of .A th l' e ° tic ,'ll .`";:`
•hardy Grape Vines.for sale ., at Greenwood . Now. --..,..-.
ery. 'll?.tie Grapes can be relied on as genuine. T,,,e ...?...
:lona has taken the Premium for the' bwit_harily Gosh, . z -c.
• in the United States. . • • •••cs
.
Efi R I *la to close Out . rnystoclr of dry goody., .. 1 ;
which i large and varied, I wili commence
them by ~ ,, nction atmy
. etere ? , Centre . itrcet. on Tne_A- •
day evening. March tl, 15615.
...The flak will he con•
tiuuedon Friday evening, and on Satardai arterlloon
and evening ,... • SAUL. MORRIS, J'. •
..'otteville. March , 11-It
Ol eT E lIS4, ~ FIS If, ire., Freak from -
naltinagee.—The iindonstned now. has Cls
t u
riming remtlorly under hir# -en rtiatill, from Rank.,
more to Pottsville. which4lll r h here on Thursd3lV . 34
of each week.with frz9ratsh. (vs rs. etc. They rin be .; ~
stationed on the sidttig oPeosite th & Evans** ma .." -.t,
T he To t ronee e wenn. public is respectfully-asked la ;
.;,i
I guarantee tur afft!cd satisfaction, as_ I make sill . -V.
p e re b eee e peyself, and make trips with my can. 4.!....."
. ...'
:GORGE lIOFFERK AMT. •
~„.i
' - 10-tf.
i►i,;~`ii, dad
prinu nadersiglied rerpectfully 'calls the atter
Lion of the Undertakers as well as private Duna.:
to his stock of M/4TALIC4 LE W, • tiNC,: and otbo,:::44:
..Burial Caeca: . •
. - Alam; be has the RICIIARBSOIi PREMIUM
TIGIIT. CASKET. with cirenlainnds, and without arra.
Joints whatever. With these I guarantee to dishate;arr.s!
and bring the remains of the patriotic aoldlee from beg%
grave on the tattle-field .or hospital burial grimnda 0".!!
. free from, any disagreeable order.. or ho charge will
'
made for the- Casket, and at One third less • coat thao
with the Idetalic JoIIN - Gooo. Undertake?.
- • 921 Spruce street. PhUade)Fot,' Ps.
3faicti lg. • '65. . • • • 11.3 e
. .
_
. A PS.,,The latestind bear .
- .bhp& (if the,
Ll.Oll Regious Penutylvanta: Ohio And.AYeatet. 2
virglai; just reteltlid and!for t a le
• • • BANN %AN Biiidiirrofq 114
JOllll CATIVIL 4;