The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, May 27, 1865, Image 2

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THE,LIWLESSSESS lIERE
great r€gret that vet ore fin-
pelled again to recur tb this 'most , dtatasteful
subject, but our .daty--o.Ottrnalists forbids
concealment of theettlent of
lawless
nata in
Schnylktli When Murder -stalks
unchecked, and every description of. outrage
rpon the- persons and property - of -citizens
is
perpetrated; we mint recur again and again
.to the subject, until OM' people are fully
_awakened to the necessity of devising ways
and tueans to Ita.ve the laws enforced and crim
inals punished. It is evident trievery thought
ful man that ve, have reached tkat period in
-the history of the County, when from the
outrageous ntai.ner in Which juries are con
stituted, and in consequence of the imbecili
y with which justice:ls adininistered, - crime
11 fearfully on the 'increase, and a, Reform
movement of men of all parties is needed to
save na from overwhelming taxation, robbery'
of the_ public funds and scenes of eontinued
violence.. •
To show the imperative necessity of such
a movement, we will give a few more instan
re the savage, brutal spirit that rules this.
County, .springing from laxity in the en
forcement- of the laws; and from the doctrines
inculcated by Copperhead partizans.
In Septeniber last an inoffensive Protestant
Irishman was brutally murdered at Lorberry.
No efforts were made to capture the mut:der
ma, though they, skulked in the vicinity of
the scene of the murder upwards of a week.
A few days after Presidant Lin Coln bad
been assassinated, three miners who were in
an Irish groggery at Lorberry, and expressed
sorrow that the act had been committed,
' were beaten terribly. One was supposed to
be dead, and was dragged into an adjoining
piece,of woodF, and his body covered with
stones to hide it. Complaint was made be,
. fore a justice of the peace,, and a warrant is
nued for the arrest of the perpetrators, but
no constable: could be found courageous
enough to make an 'arrest. The. scoundrels
. who perpetrate these lawless acts, ,make
threats freely and openly in regard to the
treatment whichmay be expected by any one
who attempts to arrest them.
Lately a - gang' of Irishmen entered a pas
senger train which was proceeding from Ash
land to Tamaqua ; knocked down the con
ductor and robbed him of $lO. They iike
wise maltreated in the most shameful man.
-ner the men, women and even children who
were on the tram- No arresis were made.
fortnight since another eang of Irishmen,
among-them the notoriqus Barrette., attacked
Girardville, two unofientling.Etiglish
meri, and beat them so siti,Ckia_tly that-they
were icf, on the,roa i fot. The men we
understand are recov,ring. -but it is a miracle.
No arrest - 4.
•
Wc uutferstan. l tl - ,::;File p , rtnps at two cm
lieriesin the •vicinity of ` . .-.lshiand, have beep
stepped by violence: , the "outlaws swearing .
thattlie operatr.rs•Shali not lanai) tit. water
•o 4 of their: mines ae( l uainted with
ring, iiktitis Region how Ono n is . ft serious
operation to permittnineS to
. becomefull
water, it being a Flow; tedious and expensive
operation to yen...ye tbent. But this is just
the-position the owners of the collieries re"
ferred to are being placed in. because the IaWS
in this County are inoperative 'and--because
ruffians rule us . . • •
• These are bat a few .of. the lawless acts of
which tl.eSe men are.-guilty. If we were tol
enumerate all otAvltich they have, been guilty
withint.he past year,.. we could dll . c . olumris.
It is this sad conditipn of affairs. in Schuylkill.
C6unty that we ask Democrats Who . desire
law and order and lessened: taxation, to -join.
the RepubliAns in reforming.. Let themcast
aside mere: party predilections, and.join heart
ily in- the Reform movement. • :We want ca
pable and courageous men to, enforce . thelaws;
we want honest:tneu to. superintend the fi
ll:slices of the County;. we want menseleCted
to•aet us jurymen; who are intelligent, • sober
and entirely . free
. froin- partizan • prejudices:*
Finally, _ the people Want criminals punish•
ell adequately. The acquittal of a murderer,
especially in this County,
_has.a most demor
alizing•effect. •• • - - .
• .—This subject
we are gratified -to -- know,.
• is attracting - . the attention. of many' honest
- Deraocrata in the County; who express their
readiness to join -a
. IaOVIIIWItt such - as •we
urge. - One•• fact is . certain, that
. unless this
lamentable State of affairsls speedilyebecked,
.capital Will be.. driven from the County, pro
perty'will.depreciatein pro
value; and we will
suffer to - the extent of millions .- of dollars.
. The -remedy for the:disease.liesWith -the•peo7
pie.- Will they apply it • -.:• • ...
FOREIGN
. . We are not surprised at the gross ignorance
of this country prevalent-a:110.4 all classes in
Europe,-when we.notice the hid i 'Ain= Niue : -
ders Concerning. this country -which have Ap
peared in theirtnagazincs and papers..' We
will give a few of thent, - ;pren ising. that. we
cotihl fill:coluinits, - if we hati::the
. space, hi
:exhibiting:the total disqualification of Ettro
`peana and their journalists, - to' discourse in. ,
• telligibly uportAthericatraffuirs. •
When Professor Webster inurdered • Dr.
Parkman, the London —Times " waa.grieved
to announce that '•Daniel 'Webster tlie great
.I.nterican eatesman, and author of the 'tin
-abridged Dictionary;' „had taken..the lifeof.a
Boston ishySician.* ; 'Daniel Webster, at..the
oast New Euglaaplianer he attended, said he"
%was:once introduced to an English audience
by nu Engltsb lord as .`‘ Mr: Daniel Webster
:if the United State's,: a Ineinber . of the Upper
LiouSe - of, the New, YoFk. Senate." . On 3.tr..
Seward once registering_ his name at an Eng.
lish inn es' " Gpverni:r Seward, the . lend
lord innocently.inquired of hiat.nhether he
•\T 31 , governor of au ui hs.lt use or a State Pri-
.When - Ptirt . Donaldson, vi as stormed by our
forces, the prolohndLondonfitnes' , located
it on the "Coustaittine titver." sa-hville it
called the "very seat of the Confeciertue Con
gress." - Tennelsee .is called i " border ".
State said Gm. • Grant occupies • New Or
leans. and that Stone Wail Jacicson vas. in
command" "hi - the Valley of the I\lississippl.7'
In the:Spring of ISGt.. another Tnt short
. Contained ihtrfollowingannouneement; "Ma:,
:Tylaud has declared for- the . "Union- by the
election of a . member.for . the Fed,Tat Con
. dress; - 4the.othep side, the Virginia Coll . - .
.v elation. sitting.at Wheeling,. ha. declared for
the other part." We are in sonatifter,
by another. that ex-President BuChanan had.
fled to Canatk escape the vengence of
the Federals ;" . and by yet another, later in
the year. that "Major General CiMpt hadsud
denly. expired, in his eighty-second
After the disastert . Big Bethel; the Lort
don' " Chronicle " stated to the_ public that
‘'llte attack was led 'ln person by President
Pierce,
,who did "solor want of an educated.
Military man." A Glasgow journal blnnder
'o as badly_ over . the Hun battle,'• in
supposing thaf the . , Virginia -Hlitak. Horse'.
• 'troop, -of which so -Much :was said at
. time, wt:Te "mounted negroes." . •
distinguished !' correspondent Of:. an
- English Government orgart, - .. inggested; in
ai a plan of . Compromise between the
Nordi end ".Mr. Seward resign
thEiVice-Presideneyeltip and besneceeded by .
.Mr, Another correspondent., doubt-.
n--ao th . el•s.s4e:ninent; enumerated
:tnong : the..SlaveStates,'!..and located'
•
mobile: at. the mouth of the Mississippi. •
• . 43 atiekkArritg , 1 'at iort- -- 434,.g . - •
- • 1 , -; . - t i t z. x '
teas Monroe, ;TO' tonic from TT ia..ing_ort to
.atia l ce. ,.(iiantler, 'llosidis , ,at large, amount of
take Command of ; the tronlo. 'at Newport mr, aaar m lri ti r. - #:*„ A taizikp final i ecol
News the London • "I.llnsttitterd News of the 7.afrallook - sstionatiy, thoZiarthe kw;
World ",announied the fact in the followin- 4 s 1 , 41, ' ,woi*F . ~ .
..
stirring langtlaggt .“Gerrttil Mansfield : , t
nos iVets tSits " i si: nt:resting ilti ' dim . ' t .1*
surPrised General Wool at. Fortress .;AeOnvot - ..zic • a tristring, raechildes, Ph
il ad
and eaPttlr*id hio . wb 9 ,.. 18-*/bree " " •Another Ltorenderit esatetrd l niiiValn it =ei t tetd 3l3l3 t2
promeent LondoPJ9llllll4..Poliaterpi.ia:: partienlar Mformatior(that it.affiirde ilmoat ei
ing in Obtaining - news fav°:eable to the Wait; ail s g ive l ** .--
- '
gents . ; gave the follot 4irirdanatiike tw i ll
..- a me
1 1 3 ', 17 1irJ a t. .;e 11D3 17 f°T4l ' mai ."Ikat in24rTo kut zl e :
affair :- 47he Fedi - 4a ibxids w aif tohat , ii.ea_ • Ifry3 .tippi
m iiiiivater - for thivelassinost interested. '
feated_.Nvitti
.. a : am
~ or
se 7 veitem. hurtars.l. : 1 6 it. .
1 . E :oo ' lg i itliCirk c i atitttle#3 elTlTlericp 4
The *aigiirtiton authorities have tak;, iiii;tarm. neia, P 7. T u rOwbridge, and, o w tli r ail a-
paPar ' Malim '
L_ - - .7 . " -- - 7 ' , " - ' their 'respective shares.' ThAllestratiOns con tri bute,
-e
to suppress the news of this rov . - crac , w hi c h
. collent;and appropriate ; Ind we' nothin g i hai
h* -- 1 -. iiieriheliiks:iittaied s::hi g hiii c apecia. . should qualify the hill:Less of satisfaction with
.private*hie/LA is Media •
ble party in "through , Liirerpr.,,al ' a ......
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thannek"-
' WheAl'ifie mine explosion occur- •
red =Ate " 11.11';str4ed News " said, " General
Oit*Zit )'.'as been repulsed with heavy hiss on
1 1 1119 attack at St.: Petersburg."_ _ , The " Yolks-
Wit of Paderborn," 'a 'Prussian Catholic or
gan, displaying , as much hostility to, as Igno
rance of the, North. lirdescribing the battle
of Mill Spring, 'which was fought under Gen
erals Thomas and Schoepe, against General
Zollicoffet the latter being killed, *said; The
Southerners were commanded :by Gen
Schoepe;the Northerners by Gen. Zollicoffer ,
I thtis there were German coinirnuiders on both
sides." 'The "British Quarterly Review," in
a labored paper, some three years since, on
the impossibility 'of conquering the South;
said: "Be it remembered that Fort Pickens,
1 which commaads the entrance of the Gulf of
Mexico, IS in the possession of -the Southern
Confederation, which possesses Fortress Mon
roe in Virginia, Fort Mclienry in Maryland, ,
a large fortress in Delaware, and the Arsenal I
at New Albany, Kenbicky. - 1
When General Burnside, in the Spring of'
1862 set sail with his: formidable armada for
the NOrth Carolina coast, thn"Saturday - Re-
view," Which has Prided itself on its knowl- I
edge of American affairs, announced that lie
would "land in. Western Virginia with fifty
'thousand men." A few days later, anther
equally hostile journal 'stated that he had
"continued his march through WeStern Vir- i
ginia, and captured Newbern, the capital of'
the State:" • •
• %Ve . :are . not
.surprised that . Europeans..wre
supercilious when they `talk of this country,
its people and its_affairs.• better-can What.
we expect nfsietipte , *hose journals are: so
ignorant of the mere geOgraphy of . t1.16.-cotin
.. • •
. - . • - liCtlißde CONTEMPT. .
• Philadelphia is icing severely and:deseri
edl.y criticised for-her inhuman, senseless de
termination, not to let: - *roes ride •: - ii her
Passenger earS., It is unquestionably . true
that if the people,of Philadelphia . . would re
vitt i the negio aS•a:maa and brother; and
not as a Pariah, they..wOuld be saved Much:
trimble, and, not run the hazard :of:Paean:in. ,
the contempt of ofmankind, : . SOMeOf,tliese
days the principles of the.Dedlaration - of -In
dependence,,nOt to sayof Christianiiy,•-will
take root in, Philadelphia,. and theiiinian.
Without distinction .ef race Or Color, will have
just : such 4 . dolice as NIT: Lineoln . :argiied.be
should hive, When Judge botighiScalled hint
an advocate: of "negro equality:'! The words
of. Mr. 4indoln • may -. be quoted here.
: He
said: `.l - hold there' is no reason in the World ,
•Why the negr is entitled to all the man
. not...
ratriglits enumerated-in the Declaration of
Indenendenee—t hp - right to . - ltfe. liberty and
the.pnrsuit - oChappiness. - . .1 hold that he is
as iratehintitled to them aOhe. white mari."
:And evert Senator I)ouglas i With all pis :tin
mtiSity.to flic.ucgro, - utt4;red words that: are
as worthy of lasting record as : auy that ever
caniefronthis lips*. -. - Ile said ; • "humanity
and Christianity. both require"that the negTo
shall have and'enjoY. every Tight; every•prili
ilege,
, • andl . evi!ii , immunity cAnsiStent with
•the safety of th , . iiiciety . in which 1iv,.. --
tot Philadelphia nay lie'el ,
alito thetielC:PlTF‘:
1
' . skims. Niew Teri; is !;cit a , moral city. `.hut I
op iliiiiquest ion she is hit. clul I )f.rfl . iiiiiNl - 1
ly picitiS . Philadelphia..: . ..New York .w hl4 1i II
the..rnisdecds for which fshe Will hav'e:to
answer, can say, ".if a . colittecl - Man - Or • w 0...
...
, .
mai4 : ---a soldiere of - thellebellion;•Or a•jitldiers
mother - or • widow L-took a Seat sin - j a • street
Car, we aid not inctintinently huitle them
The pr±ss of . Philadelphia haS not • .y.et as
..• •• . • •
a
unit, spoken on subject,•M the wither
. .
leg terms it Merits.. . rntil- they. do : Speak. out
aud' iladel ia imitates
. the
ample . of other . cities, she, will stand dis
gradeil.*. We speak earneStly on this subject;
for, as , the
,inetropolis- of POMsylvania,
of the.interiorfeel.keetily; her shame when
she gnilty'of means. • •
nes
Tins- 'GRAND •RE VitlW - S .-1110.11i11116 of
.Persons crtint .sdctiOns of tlit,cotritry, •
were in W..ashhigton-this weel:to . wittiess the
reviews. The Eipeßtaelp.. described: . as
having becii most-unignifieent, On Tuesday
Sheridan's cavalry and the Army of the roto 7
"Mac were reviewed... They marched past t}ie_
:White House and . alogg' . :PentisYlvania aver:
nue.- came Sheridan's ptvalty,
thded by General Merritt ; thetithePrOist ,
and Engineer Brigades.; .ne.Tt, Gen,..Parke's
Ninth . COrps; is,oght's.Divisi:iti sic. the
Tenth CorPs; Gen, Gtithn's Fith.tdipS and
Gen:'Humphre 's :Second . Wluhst
passing the reyleiving
.• ottleers,: the tneti
marched in coinpany . _ frOnt,.. abOtit fOrty.
ahreast..... The colutuu of tr.op is was.ab:nti
twenty-one mileS in;h nth..and took about
six boars to'• pass . the White Bouse..'Thd
48th . and - 50th PennsYlvania Regiments were
:irturig . those reviewed.. . • .;
•On St.erman's army
. was reviewetl, . jt consi?ts. , - . f the •Fiffeentti:
and SCenteenth 'cuing; comnianded Gen
eral Ltigan,Gneral
tite.Folifteentitan , l Twentie;h. Corps; coin
mande.l bt - • Generitl :Sli;enna. review
pas4AlinT • ninst stidee:ts . fuily.. General.-6her:'
man itaintore. then thati• were reviewed on
Tama:, in 'almost alldernrunents. is„falling
into a condition ,of contraclion, pending the
'changes incident to the cessation of, the 'de
mand for military supplies, and the disclutme
of operatives, preparatory to a reduction of
wages;_: These 'changes . have ; however to
be made, and the sooner it ii,done the better
tor all Parties. •
.He •.N EyEtt 'Tlr9tiollT* . or . Tit A±.7-A two
months' WidOWee.liying
. - nearllaitfbril,, Ct.,
went to,that. City in search for a hou.E.e-keeper
to take care of six tnotherleSa :children. lie
waS reco:unnendedto•it nice' .young•,woman,
and stating" - his r case to her,. was - told hest
tatingly that she had no . objectiOn •to going,.
proi , ided site went Its his wife!• ffe ; hadn't
thought of ihat, but accepted the conditions
and z dtertalelt.nne with,. hint the same day,
EDITOR'S TABLE,
• . . ,
.''rtfF.Snisßuiton 'hntnher
of this stcyliug .Eitgbsb 11 -view has. been - repair
liche.l by Leotni"rd Scott Co., 3.4 W.llker StveCt;
Now Yoitk. • The contents itre, T:tinOi History of
'Liter:ante"; lieruldic ..Islstumls;- TLC
Anstrian Colonies Madame, Roland . , Lecky's
linen le of Itatikirlisln ;•The.Chureh.and-Slosgtie
of St. Stiphia;lfefitc)irs Of,Dnatoitt:de 13ostequet.;
'Tuscan Seulptaro; Geizot's Areditatitnnessn Chris
tianity ; The 1!Iti of Pfi.tonts. This isci•feniarlts.-
'We feee.nuteber; ' . —.• • • .
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THE REII2.LLION RECORD, Part XLV . 1.1., contains
portraits or General J. C. Starkweather. and ,Gen
eral. Men..C401 , : and is.filictl with valuable dam.
Meta": Thee - relai:te to the attack on the defences
pf Mobne- by Adiffirable Farragutoifith full official
reports of the offii;er4 Of the fleeton that occasion,
occupying nearly fifty-pages ; acccants - of a tight
in Waynesville -110.-; the Texan - Eapedition ; bat l .
tin of - Grand I.3: 4 tean, La.';ope.rations in West.Tir
ginia ,General Ilalleck's report of .. optia;tione in
1864; and paper's relative to flie.battles -at-.Chat
staneoga,,Tom. .We heed do no moke.tharrrepeat
our previous opinion—that this is -among the
most .valuable. repertoriee of war matter, 'and
confess our einisfaction.over the
_uniform - excel,
lance with whichltis sustained.. - .
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TrinArp - ric lleyrius VW June is. already.
ithtiued_Jimes Russell Lowell contributes a dream
phantasy, styled - " Gold E4g . ;"' John - CL tier,.
.'"flie . grave the. Lake ;" Gottenhstk 'N o , 3of
his ."Notes of th . Pianist :7 0... VV: • Holniea, "Qui'
Battle Laureate Mrs: Stovie, ”The . Criininer
Corner ;" T. B. Aldriel, • •Ciustles;" and le* known
writers piegetrat varying Merit. "piplomae_y ,
the 'Resolution'? .furnishes. a theme for Prof..
• Greene,..too rich. in material .to exansted in a
volume. "Out of the Sea" law beginning on the
lee coasatOf New Jerieti,
,and intriidneing quietl l
' Quaker girl of Philiaelphisi who had • taught
freedom at Port Royal, and gone , tollettyshurg
and Antietam..wit h . ..sanitary "stores.' - is
dratuatie rern.ute by the .;ut.hor of "Life 'itr:the!
Insilittlift" . otie of ase best'pepers that • haa
-peered-in the. Atiantie. :
. •
- . -i4oti0 : ::: - 4 . - ff4i
Weekly Almanac.
zmns arts 1
, woos's 'auxins.
..
4 33 T 211 First 44: 1 3 26 mia.g:
4 33 T . 92.1 F 41 1 193 ., • 9 4,43 mn.g
23! Last - Q. IG. 6.5 T mlrg
4 3111 1 244.'New M. 23 3 9 mrrog
4 3111 -. 26 1 . Firsl.4l/. 30 . 8 41 evn.g
'4 31 IT 241.' . • •
4 . 3011 951 • • .
MOE
27 SAT/MP/CT....
2S" SCNIIMS
4 a MONDAY .
30 TOMPAT....';
B 1: VirmiDMAT,,
/ TUCIFILDAT
2 Fat0...2
BoAvitpti ct- • Brother have some , fine "star"
note, and other piper of first, uality.. Give them
• lids is an . age orprOgresa. A juvenile 'started
a perambulating boot-blacking establishment
here this'week.• • • '
. .
• 70-morrom.—Twentv-second Sundry' of the
year: Sunday 'after..Asonneion. Day's length,
1d hours and 49 minutes:' ' .
FaMI Accident. —Last - week Patilick Collihan . of
Ashland, *as thrown out of and rim over by s
:wagon: Friam the injuries received he died.
3fr:Bountly, the miner-artist, is improving rap
ifilV in his new . profession: Several' Indian' seeres
which he bas- painted lately, are exceedingly
creditable: • - •
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The Rev. W . . - S. i'lntner. - : IL b., will preach-in
the Second PresbyterianChuMlf,•Alarket Square;
to-morrow morning and .evening, at 101 and 74
o'clock.: . . • .- ._. •
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Orderi; for. photogirplis Miss - Evans, .the
Cambrian IDratress,.will'be received 'at the biink
stere or Beeli.Vshell .Centre street,-below
below
Episcopal Church.. • . ' • • .
. - . .
• roe routes for the passenger railways between
Pottsville,' htinerpille; Port Carbon; and St. Clair,
will soonbe tirveyed, and the rails,laid... Thero
can be no 'quebtion that this project will 'pay:
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giebiic;th the feast . _
week: -, .
'aerv,iee
'will be he'd:at . the Hebrew .Synagngue, - Wed-'
mesduy abd -Thursility• 'next. Thursday' at 9i
o'cicel, A. M., sermon in'the Germtiri , larkguige
will be preached. : •
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• • --
. . .
. Rec . : .31r. Reetnr.af
preinli.b's second aniiiversary scrim - in to:moriow.
mo.rniug. - • It was postismed last Sunday—the at
end Inlet: *tieing . stnall,-tn consequence et the hi
ele,ateney of the weather. •
•-• • •
• • .
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• and Tatitaqua Will. soon' lave a 'rail
w 13;viinnectiou by the way Of . Schuylkill Valley.
The road between the.lattee plaeo and Tu e call - Ara
iK,netrly.fiaiahed, and traits will shortly 'go.
through.' This convenience:llae long been deed—
,
. . .
Acciflerii'in • the: *--Dan iel Brennan,
miner, was aecidetially killed on Tuesday last by
an.exploidonitl the'nuries - ofJohn•Bracken , Tuck=
er's inciust wialield oa Wedne
day; and a verdict rendered in :accordance. with
• .
Y. •0. of .0. M. C.:twist:lid, of. No..
53, thii porung4,liiiibeen elueted.lll: NV. Grand
:flomter of the Grand" Lodge , of'tite 'independent
Order, of oaa: Fellows ut Pennsylvania; rot': the
ensuing year: lie - was iiiitalled oti the 17th" "in=_
:'olive. -The EngliAli Lntltt.ratt.Dhurelt having
been ,timer rep tUrn for the past •eeyerul 'cteoo4,
re-tnitered tp,utorruiv, Ditit
merineft.cor thebe delivered by the
.I.b.r. F. W. o.llr.td, D. D. The citizens aro cot
(ll4Y-invited to be 17re.F.Leitt.' ,
•
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.Beaten Man Found. .-A• Germair .reran :belong
lag iii pal (;;rbint,., NV'M f I /11 ;id on Ttioatliiy In , n'n
.log laat ;it Palo Nitil bridge, thia•ltorOngll, - bailly
hvat , it . It is - ,npooiatit that he wan tit rowo-tiv tvti'
t hi. bn.f.,it at that point, aid that he laid inen,:n
hle Of night. 11l W il,+ t :eke ii- to the'A.lnisfrJUtie.
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. Ihry , f - Pr;iger. —Tlim . s.lay next, 'June .1, will.
bo 0....-•.:1,a.{1 hi lecordatiee With the recumnienda-.
tion of Pre,,ident Jelinson; s as a :day of national'
butnilhition Arid iirayer;ron accininftt - the - late
hovrililt;hssaseination of Preiidetit. Lincoln... 'All
pla.;ee.of Ihi.linees .. will be . closed, and • 'services,
will be. held
.in.:111 of the. churclwei. • . - : -
„11,;;A.,m;:.;,.weii - ;:cOrner. Of .Centre and .Market
streets, this Itorittigli,.wle -, tie capacity as,a.plur.
tograpttie; artist, is, well, known, is ndw, taking
twelve ferrcotypes fer,.sl:23. • fie' also turns out
photo-miniatures on p , ,reelain glass,- justly. etTiri
"didercict most lieautifulpichires. The public is.
invited to call and examine specimens: — . :.•
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Iloge . and Go,its.—Our citizens are gratified - un
9nestionably,.to perceive that the Chief .linri.7ess
is giving notice- that the Borough:ordinance
against - the running at 'l4ge iu the etreet
hogs and goats will be'enforeed.: - .We 'hope that
he will strietlyeitforethe law in this matter, and
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thus rid its of' gfeat . nuisance. dpeent..ioirti
perMits hogs and goats to 'ran at large in the .
streets..
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'Union Vecting on • FOI-day.—ln • complianc.
With the _Proclamation of the •President.ol the•
United, Staten,.. a. meeting of the lsr
Pret , byterian, German Reforrii, • ..31ethotlfst,
and other • congregations in. tide . BOrongli,.
will be held: at 10,, A. M.,-nn next Thuradayi
Jniin 1, 1865.. in .the M. E. - Chnrch, - 2nd :i.bOre:
Market Street. .The, exercises to consist of Short
addreasts and prayer.' • • . ' •
•A .
nother I.eaths, l l . o7li Rebel Crieelty.,—Mr.-
.
na. E. Reed, stir orli.r. Israel -Heed of Baery
Toirnship, thiaCenuty.-died.At the residen.eerd.
his father on the 78th inst., Agi.d. .years..and - 4
Imintiv4. • 3fi:lfeed`dieil from i•freiqs.'nf star-
vAtion eiperieneed in Sahibury..(N.AL):).prison:
lle was .a good' soldier, a' faithful 'fib tul,- an 'nip ,
selfish patriot. --Thongb:dead he,will.livo in the
memory. and Affection
. of . lda ronntrymen. .
•.'OppOsecl to Ills Lear the rnftlank
at mines in this Crkintr want to see, at , little as
poSsible of superintendents Or bosses, nuless . the
former are'allewedto-haVe•their ownlawless way..
A different case happened hOweveri at' the mines
Of the Silver, Creek Coal CornpanY tlit' other day.
The Superintemlent. wanted to'leave, but the Ir
ish flings 'at that: place • resolVeitto . detain him,
trunk anti. all:. The Superintendent however,.
- nisunged to reach P.Ottaville, and invoked' the.e.id
of. C. lasti hle ivent:tmi oil Tuesday
find brought away the trunk. , ' A - nether instance
:of • availability of • the. creatures - who
SUhUyikiil County.: :•
•
I :(l'irket.L-Tile
_Osceola Cricket Club bee . been
ri•omanized under very .favorable, auspices.. Thy'
old Pottsville Cricket ground has' been' refitted,
and the club is- furnished. with the necessary
implement:_.. The practising days are Thesd
Thursday ad Saturday.. -Theofficernof the club
are,' President,- Ser. Vice-President; Cleni-:
cut. Evans; :treasurer, T. F, McGinnis; Secretary:'
J. Walla^e MeDiel - ; Ground Committee, Charles
J:.Loeser, W. - W. Parry;4, Wallace INEtC:)OI.,:T, F.
McGinnis and Ben- ;- Field.. Captain, 'Chia.
J. Loeser, ..The club . hopes to be able to, play one
. of. the City clubs by:taill. - .I.w.tbe...inein de
there.are any other criolietelubsiuSchuylkilltonn
..ty; tbe:Oscola would iik,:to.l.tsat:.troin
. . . .
• " The .Arrest of ,the ...ifickilep(frt 0411ams.--Redeut
.ly.we gliire - an aecMint: of ,outragel perpetrittetrin
Middleport,: this County,. by :gang of lawlesa .
Irishmen.. • Sheriff Horam.Absetitiently, 'Made 'a
weak attempt. to arrest The leadera:of 'the rioters,
and failed.: Constable Chrismail thialiorough,
then, on 'his.mwn rearameibility,
rants, andarrested Thomas Holihau • and William
Quill) two of 'the ringleadere,, whd were, held for' -
a furtherl hearing, on eharges of riot angl ama Olt.
and battery It is not-, trtie.tie hag: [MO stated,
that. the .Sheriff . sent Constable: Chrismatf - to
make theee - arreete.' To: upe fainiliar e7,pres
sion, the . Constable iu this matter; "went it on
hii:uwn hook," and- tieeetwifrilly: • • ' - • :
.
Paroled• Union Prisoners.- The Goferereent
steamer 'Thetis arrived at Annapolio; 31i1:; on 'the
18th iniu.; from. Fernandina, Florida',-
Head; .and lauded three hUndred and four Union
paroled pristniere - and thirty-tlve commissioned
offieerei, also .pne hundred and • thit : ty-iight' Rebel
pritioners and twenty officers. Among the
latter wee Colonel Breckitiritlge, eon of the. Whet
i Seeretary of War, - who. landing, Bonded.. very'
indignant. becanselds ColOuelship and associates
weronot permitted tO g 4 at large: .
Among the paroled. Union prisoners were the
following.from thisCountY :=David Pritchard ?
9Gth, Pa: ; John, J. 11,4.15fe,' . .H.,1 . e)..; E. Met.lormick,
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Arrest of Alegi'!" Coitriterfetters.--4t 9.4liland.
thit. County,: there has been .a large haul made
of counterfeit Treasury nottsi, upwards .of $2OOO
Worth by a. Baltimore detective who knows' the.
gang. lie.arrested a young Matt with theraboed
amonnt on his person.. The -prisoner belongs - to
Philadelphia, brit the detective nays he 'belongs
to . the 'Wilmington erott of counterfeiters,. aud
is. well known to the Philadelphia 'detestives. The
detective also says he is the most ".eipert 'of 'the
whole gan.' The notes were of the deriothinations
'of Byes and fifties.. The .tithes • are very *good ;,
Ahoy scan to he of a new. die,. but the fives. -are
well executed, and it.takes the most competent
jidgc.to detect them. - :The - paper' is it little-thin,
but nrithing -to 'excite seal - Amu,- Lie engraving is
perfect, and well calculated.to deceite. -
Merl:let ...Prothotitm.—lt is with great gratifiew.
Von that we learn that Capt. ;Edward-A: Leib,
Fifth United States Cavalry, has been _promoted
by the:President, Major by brevet, the United
Strtes Army, for distunruistied cervices and.hero
le coursge in action; to rank twin- 13111- March;
,
• ,The 'Major ,has ,not yet fully reecniered from a ,
wound received timing the late, eperafiQua befo - te
Peferebtim; and last" Sandiy belied s an Scolded
al fall upon his Wounded:shoulder; fractviritig as
is supposed,.a bone. It confined him: to - the house
fora few , • llehs now out. but we regret to:
learn; suffers much frourtite.. efiects of the unto--
- to fft. Patriate'(Citholio 'Murat . of this lkor:
et had a pie • nie - at the grounds of the Potte
villa Water Com .on -TrendaY ' . (19 11 . 4 /
number. of the, ' were drosserlin - -;_white
with wreathe on. their _beide . . One •repriovinted
the -Queen of May.. liertrain was bornelty - OIVe;
rat atteuclau*`'Ata""therPsused m Pr000 1 , 863 a
through the'sarrtssengs *ere sung by:the'ela
At .theino ttie grounds:the PotteTilleAtml
pursed beautiful musie.tluring - the Ake The
daY wee 4e1igi4f4104:114-affair:P#o.ol4l46s,i
. A - fielpere storrii - Visitedithe County ow- '&6o4'
evening last: - '''Thiklightnirig watilivid - and thlut
der rattling,..whlits, the - rtin came deww:ProdalP ,
ously.._ Norwegian, Creek . overflowed: Ail banks
'lifting the .ftaarif the Mount Leal-bon Railroad
whichpawns.,
.throrigh...this Borough; and - hum:-
dating cellars thillailretid street: Money expend
ed-in' straightening 'and culierting :the Creek,
would save An. the !attire much .expense to - the.
'lleading:gailread.,,We'hatte - often wondered why
-the Co :did not do it after:the.Mount Car: '
bon; road passed into its: hands. - Thee lightning
e zing strucirthe roof of the dwell
ing of :Mr: y,.Third and Norwegianstreete;
and P d into the interior . of the, build
ing_set fire to the egntents'of a - .trents. - The fit*
NP:fxutlier lamego
was done to thi house. • --
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Soldiers' firome:—For benevolent object
collections have been.made by Rev:
E. Clppentimm, andthe mMaeYforvarded to May
or Henry of . Philadelptdi: •
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Sllas Strouse • 45 - 00:J. Hrotoeky ino
Samuel Ceot.en. . Relettmanit I' oo
Jacoh.Greenalvald....;' 5 00')L.Rollrbelmer 100
.Herman. Kuhn 4 00.1aldor Silberberg;.... '1 00
A. Lesser . • 200 Tobias Garsdamei... , . 400
Joseph Shims .11 00 Jacob - laveneon ' • - 2 00
Reittmann.... , :... 2-00 Jacob Meyer • -1 00
Simon 1 00 Sam. Lo' enstein...:: .1 00
Aaron 041.5.2Fmith 200_ Felix Shin.. • 3 00.
-Abraham C0hen....... 1 to Sl9lO/1 Shhklll . 2 00
Mosel grtieler • -100'A. flexter- • 3OO
Leopold.Silberberg.... 1 00. E: Abraham..l 00
•lsrael Cbhen 00;
M. Heller
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Des4 - uctire'Fire . . .4s/iland..—On . Tuesday night.
last in Ashland, .'flitmee.ivere diSeovered issuing
from the livery stable of Mr: Adamllocic,.andbe
tore they could be subdued, the stable. With all its
contents, was destroyed. Five horses that 'he-,
longed to: Mr.
_Mock, and one the property of a
peddler .who had . it there - for the. night, perished
in the flames. Attadjoinitig . dwelling, the proper-
t...YOr Wm. Goyne. and valued at $l5OO, was- also
destroyed with. its. -Contents. The entire loss is
estiMatedat $7OOO, upon which there is a partial
insurance.- The fire was dip work of an incen
diary. If:it had net been.for the extraordinary
exertions of the.atizeils, -- thefire would, have been
stilt more destructive. The, fact is; ..shland.will
never be safe, until , they have water works there
The the people_go to .work to get them,
I .the better. - This fire sould prove a warning. ,
DrligNeul.Eutfilainment.—Those who attended
the reading 4f Mc...N. R.: Richardson.* Philadel;
phia,.on'Saturday. evening last, will not Soon . for
get the, pleasure conveyed by the entertainment.
The prog,raintife vrOkelectedjndiciouslY.- . . An ap
preciative audience was preeent - and we . are confi
dent that•when NIT.. R. favors us- again with his
presence, ' it will; be. larFer.. His reading of
Hood'i "Bridge of will;,
' is really, inirnitable,
while. die'beanties of. Poe's." 11.0;en,": Whitt
"Barbara Trietchie,"' Reed's "Drifting,.' • and Jan . -,
vier.', "Sleeping 'Sentinel,"'are brought 'out YiNid- -
ly by Mr. RichardioWs'masterly•pnwer AS a read-er.,- • We-had'the satisfaction repeatedly, of .heir
ing, Fanily.fisimble and lanies 'E. Murdoch read,
and:after hearing,nr:iltichardson we unhesita
tingly say after .making 'due allowance for.'the
difference in:age and experieuce, that he 'is °Cond.
• tO- "ither' of, thoic Celebrated '.peistinanTs.•
trust that at no.distarit day he will .visitutur Bar
thigh. again: •: •
Improvern - harles .. S
heant iful'resideticeoue of the . finest, minnes.-
tionahly, in the inter!or• of the State,:is •tie•irlv
coMpleted,:and Will be readY.fOr occupancy. du
'ring thc'Coming Month: - . - •• .•
• The •ii.) Up rapidly.
It: tdlilie'
ready . for during the coming IYinter. The
principal room will be able to seat an. audience
of ti7elre hundred personm ;The model - a • th e .
rOont'iti -the 31usical Fund Hall,:'
which Jenny Lind pronounced the finest, for its
rare.. which'. • _ever
Theliont porches.of Pennisylvania,.:Hall were.
taken flown this week. • Light and gracafill . pisz;
zas will take their place: The entrance to
tineimiise -will lie.dll that can be desired.- wheii
theimprocement which Col.l3rown has underta
ken; ie cole;leted. • '
Dnrhig the past ftvc years nurflorongh iias . had
.aereral fine'. rtiitildirgs - .addedto - it,. wnaderfidly
improving the apPeara:tinicor the. Once.
• • . • . .•
How ' FarnIPPS, ritri . makp Fort , tneilkis
Tyfr:Geriu3ti - fartnerS - Wi7e - talkingthe other day.
shout the.-fall_in the:price : Of - hay, it haying come
dOwn from.Mo to a hip; With a fair. ~ r ospeet
of reaching f 13., :Said iced, to.. Pet Cr, - i'yon, had
better turn your attention f 6 raising : .MOtato.:S.-
- fon haVe vOnfidrnce:in Mr.-. Frank Hugh”sr, Oh,
yes!" replie:d Peter, "Hive great confidence hi
31. r. Hughes Sound: MM.. Good'. Deniocrat."—
.:I*i.,ll'; • .4 - von. remember what Mr.
Hughes said in front - of: - Feger's lintel:last Fall.—
..He said Hie: if. Mr.,. Lincoln should be elected,
.neonlelvould pay a bitshel greoribackw.for:• , i
•hushel oftaitavies.. Now. I.lllitik- you had bet 1 ,, r
raise'potaiAmS; as hay don't pay auvdongeri sin&
the Governnient dms - gone out - of..the market as a
large - bnyer..• .4nd if yon have any difficulty when
vim bring them - to market iligettint,i a 'haSiiel.of
. greenbacks for a bushel - of potatoes, take them'
_to Mr: Hughes. Ho is..a reliable, honorable Man
And Will rove to you that - Whit;he, said - last Fall.
'Fps .strictly true, liy buying_yOur Potatoes at that
rate:" Peter; who relies upon what ; Mr.. Hughes
nays, is not only planting plenty of potatoes, but
advising his farmer friends tp - ...dUthe - ..sarne. -- . l f
.hay won't - pay, potatoes •--: : ••
Er'it.n.bl7?e, or• any.: one
watifS:bireilie that kfild- is still at two:hntilroil
and eighty ,and nok tit one 'litinclred and 'thirty;
as.b , plaimed, let , hint take his Market basket and
.tindertake to fit with: the :OrdinarY neeeSsaries
of he don't alert resliin 'it, he . .is'beyond .
beinir.oodvinced . of. any : thing. 'E v ery' thing .it
lahnost, at. famine pricesia.high: iie .4 any peri-,
di:l:during the war.
.:. There is no. ,earthly reason
.for any thing.of the kind, and 'such :prices • :are.
siMply.andpurelv extortion. . TIM w.ay ‘virtit
ally over,'. one-half of the government. expenses
livie been Shipped - gold' is doWn; to one-quart , r
of .what it lias been; and Yet the prices of living
are higherllis . ::: ever.. . •
Re observe a plan.:adopted ' elsewhere which
we slimild,be glad - to: see carried nut here, and
that is for all coiisnnierS sees
decline' buying, sac
for market.4# or' two; and With the losi.te the
sellei - u incident to such :a conrse, they.will be very '
glad to soon come to reasonable prices.. Snell' a
curse would bo especially-convincing during the
'Warm weather now fast: approaching. The Inns.
Of three or four htuulroddollars worth of beef to
a hutcheron a market day would, we on
dertako.to say, not have'. to be repeated' often to
reduce the Price Milts commodity to • customers;
and-thePpoiling'of fifty, dollars worth of , butter
en's sitMic.trip to3tewn, would be very apt -to
'Trial: l & nor friends frimi _the: country a.good deal.
terms. ,We suggeit .a trial.nf
the experiMent;t7hice - or tivice.at most, We. think,
Would be all that •waillit be required. - • -; •-•-
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Miqs STernpalt::Evaits.—nth yowl
. g (Ae is
barSiy seVenti•en years of age) and *gtfteil lady.
who is a native of IWales, .delivered a lecture in
this Borotigh.. at.the'• Court House,' on Thursday'
evening last. - The TilticeVias filled to-its utmost
capacity; and a morn . -delighted 'and - interested
audience never ernbably, ,assembled - .within 'the ,
walls , of: that building: . .1 ", : • . •
Benjarnitr-Haywood, - Efiq... presided, Rev. Mr.
Gates.opened.the proceedings with prayet'. Mr.
Hay wood] then-in .a fe*.appropriate remarks, in- -
troduced Miss Evans to. the . antlifolS ,
attired simply but neatly, and deliVered - an ad
dress en Temperance. With emit self-possession,
whieb-Ocenpied more than an hour.- - Her-Matter
is gnod,. her manlier pleasing; her' earties,ness in
:the cause apparkit . in all shemar'S' and does. ',She
•interspersed her argument' in ...faVor. 'of total 0 7
stinence With Many. sharn . hits • at the drinking
customs,. itild:a nuniher of stories:which brongl it
:down thelionse.: Seine :nf •the passages iii her
lecture were'very ells - merit, and - . her • appeals to
"fast young men," to ):.riles ;and mothers, to jOin
the,ranks °Vale terriperance army, were . listened
;to with-- almOst.- breathless attention; - and ire-.
(meanly. anplanded. . We- hive Seldom seen an
-andieneelield in midi attention. MisS,EVarisis:
truly a remarkable young lady- and must do an
immense anionnt of good; .
The receipts for admission on
,ThursdaY. even
ing last Will.be devoted to the benefit cif the
ows and orphans of soldiers-who fell in 'the-. set ,
vice ref the country during .the Rebellion, We
understand that during her tour_ in this country
- -it is her purpose to devote the - proceeds •of .her
; lectures.to . this-benevolent object. fnr.anelie said,
. Thursday: evening. last,: 'although:l- detirlV
lOve the 'Jail; since I.- have learned 'that shivery
waSthe calm- of the Rebellion ; my- heart goes
forth to.your beautiful'Stars and:Siripea."- •
"Miss Evans will go frona.here to.the West, and
we' wish her Ciod-speed'wherever.she , goes
futnre; for she is-,dest hied to ,accomplish much .
iii the work 'of
_`reclaiming the 'fallen inebriate •
and' effectually warning the YoUng; generous, aria
gifted-tti shun' the perils -that cluster'round the
.briin of the ilitossetiting-b01).. . • • .•
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Contributions for a. ffrine for Disigited Soldiers.
. .
—Rev, Mr. Atlthioon, 'agent to 'obtain subserip
thons to" the Pennsylvania .Home. for disabled
soldiers, who has I•een in. this Borough during
the week, acknowledges the following • contribu
tions (roll) the pitmans of Pottr.ville : - _
Geo, W. Snyder., ..$6OO AD W. Whitney._ . $5 . 0 0
( - ",e.c.. Bright: , $ C 0... 100 00 Jos; M. Feger . . ... AOO
Wm.. Milnes, Jr.... 100 00 J. T. Noble • 15 OD
D. Percy Brown ... 60 00 Mrs. Noble. 5 00
Cash 50 00,8. Zimmeiman ... 500
W. F. Shearer - 60 00 J. Trough 600
Jas. 5i11iman....... 50 00,1.10. Nairn 600
P. W. Sheafer.. ~.. 50 01_ 1 ;Alex 5i11iman.....6 Asi
',litho' & Oro <,, 60 00; Madan Marnhe„... ,z.! 110 THE GE.EAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
John Bannan • 50 in t saini. Mortimer..,.2 op " in JARIEs .c.i, ARK 40
..
- *wish Church about In 00',Jno. S. Jacobs... . . 00 ~,,,, „-,,-„-, . ~,,-, FEM A LE
Simon Derr 20.001 Henry L. M0rri5.:.. .. 2 0 0 , 1 -' 2,1,1131 - 146 . - i 0 " , - ,
Solomon Foster . •• • 20 00 1 WM. CI. Moore— 900 - Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, M. a,
Samuel Morris 20' 00 t.T. C. Harper' 200 1 •
' - . Physician Estraordinaii to the Queen.. -
S. Salt , ~... 20 0 0, 00!ti • .•. 200 This well known medicine is no imposition, but a
Charles Miesse 20001" ,• .::). ... .-.. . .... '2 00 sure and safe, remedy for Female Difficulties and Ob-
Robt. T. Weaver.— 20 00 J. Stunts - , 2 , 0 0 structions, from any cause whatever i and, althongh . a
Jacob Linderunuth— 10 54:). 11. Sillyman 200 powerthd remedy, it contains nothing hurtful to the
Isaac Mor tut ... . 1000 Lewis Elerwig ' 100 constitution: - '
T. B. Hughes :.:.'•:. .10 00 J. 0. Brown 100 ' To KAGNIED LAMPS It is peculiarly suited. It will,
Jesse Foster. -. 500 R. L. - , Williams— . 100 -in a short time, bring onthe monthly period with reg-
Hiram - Paiker.,... , . , . 500 Wm., Philips- , 1 0 0 Wacky. - . • ,
,
• Oliver DiffifiOn 500 F. S. Haeseler 100 In all cases of Nen?orts and Spinal Affections, pain
1
S. M. 8eatty.........s 500 John liirkpatrick... 100 i in the Back and Limbs. Heaviness,, Fatigue: on slight
F. P. Myer... .... .. 500 R. F, Potter 1 00 - exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness Of Spirits,
Jacob' 1.71 mer....... -5 00 Cash. .. . ... :...,.. s 100 . Hysterics, Sick Headache. White& and all ,the painful
.61. U. Islchols 600 .."- ~........, 1 0 0 -diseases occasioned by s disordered system, these pills
O. a Boshyshell,... IS 00 Jae. Candy:., a.. ~ 10 0 will ettectcurewhen all other menus have fail '
i t ,
D. 1,. Esterly 600 Mrs. John S. 'Morris 1 00.Turag PILL DI
S Sava EVES BO* KNOWN •ra rAt W 111211;
J. , Lendenmond..t; 500 ThOmm Joholl .. ... 100 , vis niltEsalONS ON VIE 2,1) PAGK Or rA111711.47 A 'I'LL
B. Pieter ..... ...... 5 0 0 A. Shertle -• .1 001 . oussavro. . , • .
P.' Hiesekr. • s'oo Mrs. Pomeroy. ... . .. 1 oa'} „For 0111 particulam get a pamphlet, free, of the Agt..
A• J. ikledlar..,. .. .. 500 A. c 2 Heck , .•..• • • ' 1 0 6 .1.:Sold by all "Drrigc.d. sta. Price $1 per bottle.
.John S. Morrie. ...- 600 Mrs. Chadwick.:::... 1 00 Sole United States• Agent, • •
For& Sniffier.. ... - 500 Miss Streeper 100 . JOHN MOSES. 2I Cortlandt Si:;St.., New York.
B. T.,Taylor 606 J. P. Bertram.:+::. 1 0 1 . 1 I N. 13.-831 and 6 pogage• stamps enclosed to any au:.
James Focht.. •. • •. 6 00 1Sarall Lewis— • . • 5 2 `-• thorired agent..will Insun3 &bottle containing over bO,
C."-Little . ' 500 Mrs. Morgan..: - 60 1 pills by return mail.. - • • -
Mrs. Mi11er.,...
H. C. Russel...... .6 CO I ,
1 50 - ' Nov. 5, *O4.
-,MiChAel ' iliurpiky. .. 5 IV,. ...'
Further couitinutione '7lll be duly. acknowl-.
Everk Viiniatei in die. County is authorized to
set .as a local collector,-and. 'remit amount eel
lected-to Bev. ?dr..- McCulloch, Pettesille, , who la
appointed treasurer for in County for , this fund:
. -r'Xhis noble..project needs - no recommendation,
.and contributions should - come ~ i n freely. , The
lOonertbe institution is rest', Use , better. It is
' •
-.044 4 0-a".
•• • - • iitm - •••riellowing..
*Cal tietabilaill be :offered for We by the 'Sheriff
at.(he'rcirt genie he thie'llorough;• - oti Satirday
Aftenidett.4tuitigafirtb'clock • •• •
Tritet.tif tavern, .Gordon, as the PAP
4..rt_fotittigisiaTrontmaix. • • - • ~ . •
•••• -Ldiattalaterti;:Pewttilarixin, as ttie , itoperty:Cif •
• 4*.gaDoantberty;deisassed; in the hands cif.h.liF e
lidiabMitrtilpsi DotoortL '
LoVend bundirig,Aoldgaa k use) -P 1110; -
'• ya tbiiliroptirtrof•JoixiattpalL• •
tlitt*wa , t-.70h11:111oro 4 .-
e4in• -,
Lot tayereilititind andalatig
holise,:;•Branfdt„',Tdittidalf" the,"
' .
'
ef
' Lot and-dwelling,Tfanaqns,•itiie irepettY
Dr.•Jmnes4l ) :,.Palta. ,• • - . •-• : •
• Liitend dwelling, • Minersvilleitut the "property
of.Willianiand Elizabeth - Dien' ••••
Tract of land, 433 scree, partly in. , Trenteint,
Porter, and and Loiter: Idahaittango tOwnthipa as the'
property of .ItObert • Etilitow , •tileceinted; - . in the
hands. of 'Mine Ralston, the execntrii' of . his last
will 'and teatime - zit.: . • • • . • ' : .-..•
Lot and two dtiellingk3FMereville, ii . the. prop
.-erty of Alin- Smith. °-• • -•-
Lot ..a) u l - divellinß.:SchPF I..ssven, ; as Lite..
property of Lewis ffoyer: - • -- • : •
Farm with' •atiptirtenances, Flegina. Townidiip;
as, the. pro'perty of .Elias Schticker. •• •
• 'The- following .; will be - exposed - :for sale on the
10thetanria;,•iitl o clock P. M. •• • •• • • 1
Lot and: dwelling; Mildew:lt se . the property of
Christopher Devlin; xviner or .repiited owner and
• • Lot.aud brick building,'"Minerayille; as the
arty of Nary Smith W. IL H.••-Mason, and.- i4iin
his -wife,' and Wellington .T. - .Smith,'Cwriers, or re
iinted• • owners, and. Wellington :3,
and" tavern;• iiiiiersville'' - •as the property:of
Thomas ad... Mary: T, Stewart. . • • •'• •
•
Five tracts efland,' each • containing 400
ban `
died acres, Mahanoy Township,.. as the proper
ett Jelin Eisenbuth.• 4: 4 . • .• •
• "
o.ol7lii—jolt'OC—liE DINGS.
••. • -
E.RHI6BTED EXCLUSIVELY TOE THEM:MEW JOVILEAL
• ' .BY C. LITTLE, EsQ.3 -
. . . •
• Of the adjonrned*Conits appointed for, last week sand
.
this, very fen , cases . were tried. and these Of no :general
Interest-:'.the others on the lists having been continued
for' various ninnies. or settled... •
the regular Quarterly June , term willbegin on Mon
day, June 6th. . • • • ' • •
Trisi List, for 1261 Mine, 1865.
• . • .
Wo(xiside Barman. •-• • -
2...Commaroiedith'vilruley—clay;. Little .Bartholo
. •
8: Barnes & CO Scli . llsenn•Sehool Bistrict-Ban- -
4. • Kepner. v Huber; adm'r-Hughes, • Stionse Ban;•
5. Koons v, Schuyi Haven-4lnghes;.stronse.t •It
6. Finley eliatis-Strouse Lin Bartholoineve. - •
I. Grata v Borman -Campbell . Smith : .
8. Mortimer.. v. Senzinger-Hughes, :FSrquhar Lin
. .•• •• • .
• , , . . •
• Plsorrn.r.i fii.iscorm...biniv:vvrio.4.l349FlOonven
ilon of the 'Diocese of Pennsylvania met . in Philadelphia
on•Tnesdayi Assisthnt Bishop SfeVeni presided. • The
Convention was composed. of the clergymen of the dio
ce:se. and alsV delegation of three from eacti•paitsh.
Prof. Henry Cnppeo • said .. —lt Is eminently . befitting
that the.first alt ihle Moment. should be employed by.
the Convention iu. the consideration, of. 'snbject set'
firth .by a series of resolutions,. which I now beg leave
. .
to•offer you : :. • . • - •
..
. • wiikkevs;lt is both the ditty and the desire of
.tlils,
Convention - to pliwetipon its journal the sad.recard of
the essassinatinn of the.-late President. of the United
States on the lith 1363, and to give - public ex - -
riression to ttie sentiment of its profound sorrow ; there--
ItrgAllA=gg. That while * . by hits death the nation has
been soddenly bereft of itstionored. trusted and beloved
President:Monett freedttm.has lost its mutest and most
successfill champion:. republican institutions their most
zealous: representative and defender. and reliehrus liber
ty ihroughtuit the world au ardent, powerful friend: • .
• Ilcsrifsco..That in his 'tenacious opposition to trea. •
son, thr m
ill its fors and wiles. I lk} farsighted policy, di,-
meStie and foreign., and last Mit maim-I-his-merciful
andlocim::spirit , we See the manifestation
. of the wig ,
Limn. Justice mid Christian charity enjoined as the pro
• per characteristics- and highest ornaments of those who.:
are in autlitirity. • •
. ' RFkOLVEM• That we reeordas clergymen and laymen
of the Dicepsoitf Pennsylvania our. abhorrence" of that
foul and nannelesS crime by which :our President. was
torn in au-instant Ruin - his country, his -fatuity and his
life.-.- . • . .
RI:W/13'El, That we confide 'in the !fondness of God.'
which already betokens that lie will 'TIM . this bitter.
stroke as an instrument for His glory, and the welfare
-and edifying of the nation. : ,• ; •• . . •
Itrznissi. That we' most heartily symp4thize with
the•widow and orphans of the illustrious martyr.: and
pray that Grid will be to theni - a merciful Father.and far
abiding C'omfort'er:'
'• arsoi,vsn, That the,. pegmble and Cesolntiong now
offered he engro-see and transmitt U to Mrs. Lincoln.
tinder the direction of the President and Secretary of
the CnnVention.. - • . • • • • . •
..,
Unanimously adopted. the . delegates standing.
• OnWeduesday the Assistant' Bishop - read big' Armee
'••' Ile:stated that the. loss cf the .
clergy. in the diocese by -
death had been rive:. and by removal nine, • The gain of
the clergy had been twenty twoadmitted from other
- dioceses thirteen: and by ordination nine. - • .'
• The Missionary work had been greater titan in former
years. but is yet lamentably behind the demands of the
• A snitiOctorpressing importance was. what shall he -
done with the churches in the toil reelign? , Hnw hall.
those already built-he sustained? How shall the new
oaf openings hes:limited ? :Me -great fluctuations - in
the price 14 c, at I the uncertain charaCter•orthe mining
tpopttlation -restlet s, migratory, and sometimes
• the exhanstion of Coal . basins in some:pi:ices
,where
Towns Micettairishing are, now falling to decay ; - the
hnildingnpif, new towns Where new operations have
been comicieneed :. the ;great: social distance between
the operatnr and the. lahor• r, and the merely temporary
. residence whin the owners of ciillleries make in the yi
einityof, their: until:. -all these. With. of her •things
'dent itt the character and Work Oche miners - make the
progress of the Church slow: in those. regions. and et
tiriiestilmost. reiro'greSsive. The.Bishopsaul he held ic.
to he the duty of-the coal operator and owner to-attend
to the spiritual winits • .or those whom they employ. awl.
• that when Christian men use - the blond and mretile• of
thelc•feliniemitti to augment their wealth. it i' but lust
that a-part of Ihit wealth should he, eini-eerated to the
histriieloticind,guiding of their employes intethe paths
,of piety and peace.' their:di:tern God..iyho give
them the power lb get wealti . that they should n-n it
ler His glory. It is - their dutyrn their workmen, be
. Cause 'the); are, dependent on them tor the means of
'grace.: and by Sri doing they - Make their laborers better
worionen.•better •• • • ,
• •.-Tim follow ing - oflicial acts - and laborshave been per
formed its Bishop Stevens since the convention last
• Met ; Sermons . preached; '161:- addresses .delivered.
'194: • contirmat ion services, -165 number •of persons
'confirmed: Idiot ordintitinns to therleaeonate, 2; (Ira , .
fiat,i,:na to the priesthood, churchesconsecrated , .2
'et:alter-stones laid. 3.i churches. reopened, 3: Wiptism
of infants,'l4 ;•bniials. a;.it:stitutfon of ministers.: 1 ;
,
marriages...4 - i miles traveled, Sono,
On motion of Elorece Binuey. Jr.: the following pre-:
atnitle and resolutions-were adopted: • • '
- W-cfcer4s; The Church. in. chi...diocese has for jaaire:
• prayed that Go I •woit l tarn - -from. as. the jitignients
Wtoch we felt. and the yet greater judgments which we
feared : wonld•.Shed upon our. rulers the spirit of Wig
moderation and firmness; would unite the hearts',
:cif our people..its the heart cif one .man in upholding the,
supremacy' of- the- law • and • the - cause , of justice and
peace. an:Iwo:11d hasten the return .of .unity and con
cord to our borders.: • And, , • ~ • '.-"
Wukkkgs,.ln the late' airentfnl Month, though 'we
-have been bowed down with grief under itgreat nation.:
al hergiayement: yet much hag been granted .
In
answer
• to' thane prawn: Therefore. •-.: •:• • : •
Rogokyko,That•Whilo in 'common . with ottrl'elloW
iitiaena and - with- all • good men.-we deplore and have
• expreSsed our sorrow for, the: death •of the date:.Chief
Magistrate- of-the" '
United -States we . render' devout
• t h anks twOod that his life was madede to attract's() much
• ofthe public Confidence, and that his verideathpro-,
fleeing among our conntrymen a common-horror,shas
wrfnig,htsomarvellonsly thwart's - halting the hearts of
Itnant.Yru:.-That we fervently and devoutly acknowl-.
• edge the grandness Of Almighty God, in haying atlength
crowned . with Success. the efforts pf our country
In.ssuppress the late
. wicked ?rebellion; and to restore
note more thetleisings nf. union and peat-a. ;
.Rktuityco. That -in the -same- spirit:in' which ••two
:iyearortgo we.piedged to the:constituted authorities of
. the land our cordial s)mpathlect and support In the ef
forts to sappress the then existing rebellion.-,we Would
now. reverently invoke for 'Pre:acid • - Johnson, in .the
performance of thedutles'of the high.office so suddenly
laid upon - him, thetirotectiontind blessing of Ahnighty
God. lewlinin 111'4 , dr:tiered his trust. and the green
• and fayor of that Bavioni for the festival. of whose as
'cenainn hems given a . public token of hls reapeot. • •
_.•
•-'Motor:Vett, That In the fact that n.rebellion. intended
for the perpetuation'of negro slavery is made. to pre.:
Pare the way for its speedy extinction, iverecognize the
stweial*Providenae, of the-Most High, who - causeth the
wrath of man tit praise Illin,and We acknowledge it to
he the manifest duty Of the Christian Church . - to labor
for the ,instinctiort , and elevation of the freedmen and
of the colored 'race among us, that
. tm they .may he
mitheredinfo. the fold of Christ, prepared for all their
ditties; and secured in all theirrights as our fellow-men:-
descended front, the common .Father and redeemed by •.
the common Saviour of mankind.:. ' •••.•
The - next annual- Convention will be held in Philp , '
Wo •
' .national 'been organized at,
'Norfolk Va. • • - • • •
1110Ult,`FLi"Pcituiviiie, - .Pn:;
AG . ENT. FOR THE . 5A.1.41 . OF -Tag •
•, • . • . • -
wictittra . & - wmapN_
S ,
E.W ACHI IsTI Er S.
.r
• In SchAyl!Lill Copnly; • .
A niunbernf theseuxcellentl'ainily'Machines are 'al
•ways kept:on • hand. and, can.ba seen in -Operation by
-calling at- hie residence in 'Market Street. avove
•next door to the Englkih Lutheran Cburch... - •
To accomino 'ate '-Persons• using these Machines,
.a
eupply.of Afachnut.Needlea,."M achine Oil and Soap, and,
Mt-P; Tkrecid,.in' all , niambera and 'noinitt, eepa.:4ally
adapted to Sinking Machine will bekePt on• hand.
Thorough instruCtionly for working„; these Machines
wlll,lie given to parties purchasing.* • : •
Orders by receive pronipt attention. Call
-arid examine before purehasing elsewhere. ' •
Jannary . •• ;
[Froin . ths Laigent Nantriacturinip. Cheiriists the
$1,4153 00
ain acquainted with' fdr.-}l. Bacnnotn.... mann
facture of Illomisot.tee; OgNlAN4,ftgrArliaTlOillk;, lie 1
occupied the . druglitore oppinshe ;my reridence, - and'
was eticcearfni in conducting the business where others
had not'been equity io before him." I have been fa.
rorably impressed.wlth.hischaratterando.'
• • • • WILLIAM WItIGIITMAN,
Finn of 'Quaint' dc WatournAw, . •
Mtual:taring plumb/fi e ' . '
fltb andßro i vin lidtteta PhflL
•. 4 'I; Olin teIa{TPATEMMULOT
It tlYa Grad Muratie. -
RELKSOLD'IILiTito gsztAire
Y. the Great mood.s , l . M 2 ‘
Bothwe prepared aixonuieict - raelCoi rtiumw
and (..virdery, And 'TWO:the racit ',ActlYee that MU p•
Dade April !VW' i 404
. . ,
.' Daly Dior Dollar . fir
cheapest and.bed Investment eveKoffered:4o the pub
lic. Thousands languish. and' die; when airmaltinvest-
Tient in the Old Homestead-Wildtherrf Bitters Would'
Ent only have checked . ..disease, bat saved tile, Grief
:said .110taning.',..' Them.-.Bittera: aro
'itrongly.melkated;and esptlrUa the test' N Wins.
They are taadrug and Contain tab petion; , :. Actingtpan
the Liver, the - great sestet disease, theyeot only cute,
'Vat prevent disease They_cleanse the Stomach„ ,and
'puffy the Bleed. - - Theyremoveßlo,ehet and
from the.Face..r They cure Scrofida,;.BirdPelan, and ,
all' Mood 'disieseit t and area certain , remedy for Dr
peegia, Janinallee,ried Climak Diarrhcea; ForVenghs
and. Colds. they cit.(' fruperior io any Cherry Peetorai.--
.To persons of sedentary habits, and: those who feel a
lois of strength, or want of agibitlea thesellat t ers. are
, especially adapted, They ineienazi .the appetite and
strengthen the body, To Nomura Maness and Dau
i-citalreitatza arid at that critical fiefleid known na the
1 Teas or La r- these Bitters will be found of incalcula
ble value Itemember and purchase the genuine Cld
HomeStted Wild (Merry-Bitters,, manufactured by.Dr;
-- Sold by
FOIC.t BROTHER, Pottsville; IL lI:MAVIS:St. Clair,
Wholesale Agents. "Sold also-by R. 31... IRVIN. St:
. Char. and Druggists everywhere. .
' Feb. IS, . ~ - . T-Sm*
- MATRIMONIAL.
• Laidiiss and Relativism . : -If , you Wish to
marry von can d so by. addressing me. I'-will tend
you, without: money :and - . without price. valuableln
fortnation. that will' enable. you to marry . happily and
irrespective of age, wealth or beattty, This
information will coat -you nothing and If you 'with. to
marry. :I will cheerfullystiesist you. All letters strictly
confidential. ' The desiredinfortnation sent by-return
mail, and no reward asked, Please . inclose postage or
stamped envelope. addreksed to yourself. - -Address.
.SARAII .11„.1.4318ERT. Greenpoiut.
—4O 9W • . Mega Co:. N. York.
.
Dealleao; lilliadstesi ins& Catarrh; treated
with the ntutost sncems, by .Dr. d. DIALAGS. Oculist
and Attrisk Iforrnerly of Leyden.. Helfand) N0...519
PINE Street; Philadelphia', Testimonials rttgre the
most reliable gotattes in the ,Cit. and Conntry!atn tta,
seen at his.olEce. ' 'The medical faculty are Invited - to
accoutteewtheir not - lents. = as he has .no secrets lay his
practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES insertedyrlthont'pala.
No charm. ramie .for. examination.
.
March
. . . . .. . . .
• .The GLeilti 'ne ,Ntaii .iii Rriii-4Gitr..—Tlierefore the
nerVOEW/111( - hilitated tOeialci imtnedietelk - tsim Litt*
voriew Evi ; r Beeuv. -.-• April 6..:R.;. -14-4 m
-714 Bridal Cbnmbe~:
, . .
. . . ~ .
A note of Wtallill. and advice m toast sufferingwith
Seminal 'Weakness; General Debility. or Premature De
-coy, from whatever cause produced. Read. ponder, and
reflect ! Be nice in time. . . . - • -
__. ,
. ti FREE to any address, for the &Meted. Sent by
return mail: Addro%s '• '
, . JAMES Bort.r.n, •
April 8, ..65. :144131) 429 Broadway,'New York.
.
•If 'ran want at -know. sr:little ,Every
thing relating to the hiimati System. Male and .fe
male; the causes and treatment of
. diseases';'the mar
riage customs of the World; how .to marry, well and a
thousand things never published. before read the re
vised editlcin of "Ylcoica..COm.itost Scssc.'• a curious.
book fOr carions.' people. and goOd, book for, every,
one. • 400, pag*loo Illustrations . Price $l . 50. Con.
tents table sent free, to any address; Book's may be
• had at the Bookstores. -or will be-sent 'by mail. pest
paid on receipt of price. Address E. B. FOOTEiIi.I).„
- 4. *C6.-6-um. 'II3O - Broadway, New :York,
lii.rioss.Nitsse.6'l . .Joasser....Bear Sirs :-With your.
Permsion I wish to say to the. teaders . ..of your liaper
thatl kill Bead by retard maii; all NOM :wish it (free)
a Recipe. with full directions for making aniii.using a
simple Vegetable Balm that will effectually remoe. in
ten days, Pimples, Illotelic Tan, Freckles and all im
purities of the • Skin. leaving *the - Same soft, clear,
smooth awl Beantifnl.• '. • ' .
.. . . . . . .. , . .
I will als6mailrfree to those havirig Bald Treads: or
Bare Facei, simple directions: and information that
•NVill. enable them to start a frill growth of
than thirty,
WhiSkers, or .a Moustache, : in less thirty ,
days.:. • • - - • Respectfidiy , yours, .. -
.. -• . .
• s. THOS. F. CHAPMATi, Chemist,
March 4, •G 5 .M 1 Broadway, N. York
. .
. .
The Bridal Chamber, an Essay .of Warning
inallnstrnetion forYonatXenpuiiiished by the Howe
art! ASsociaiiOn, and aent free of charge iu senled en :
velanaa' Addrati, .Dr. J. SKILLIN:110UGIITO,
How* AssociaDon, Philadelphia. Pa."• • •
. • .
A•Thiog Of Benuty.is A .Joy Forever: •
Those who desire, tirillianei of e.)mplexion; mast
purify, and-enrich the blood.. which Ilstainocii's - 'CON
CENTRATF.I, EXTRACT SA tisAi•AratalA invitriablz doeii -Re
collect it no patent medicine. Ask fort elmbold's,
Take no 'other. .' April 8, • -
•.,• . . .
Shattired CoBB,TrirrioBB • RtaTolird' itY
I;ql.l , 'S EMIS:ACT BUCti4; • April 8, .65. 14-6 m •"
. • • ARNIM DYE. DYE ! • •
atchelprls , flair • Dye is the beet in • the
world. The.only 'true and perfect.Dye,Harinless— In
stauthaeous hn4 .RelJahle—prixlucee n eOlendid - Black
or Nattinil.Brow.nremedies the ill effects of Blui Dyes.'
and frequently restores the original color.- Sold
DrOggists. -The: genuine is signed.N; A.. Batchelor, 61
Barclay Street. New York.' ' j'. • •
January 7:;1565.: , • • .• • i-ly
inbold l 4 11.1 x trniceof ...nrwaparillti clean
ees and
. re - noi•Lites the the - vigor of henith
into the•tv . ....m, and pnrzes oat. the huraors'that I#ake:
disease. : S, '65 • • - , 14-6 m -•• •••
• w His,K niti4 w Pslct Ks
Do yon want Wbittkensmr Alousitiebeti? - pair tare=
rian force them to grow on the smOoth
esl fare or-eliin..or hair on bald heads, id Six Weeks.
Price. i;1. 00. 1 Sent by Mail anywhere, 7elesely beuled,
'on,receiptof twice. Address,
. •
WARNER & CO. 130 X • Brooklyn; tg...Y.
Feb. 11, '6O.
. . , . .
Fluid Extract ltuchu. is
piesfiant in taste and odor, free from all injurious pro
perties and its action. [April 14-Am
. . . .
To Purify,,Earich the Blood, nod Bean-.
tify the einnplexion. nee Iliii.mivii.ioif 111.3.U1.Y oi:ices-
Tr.ATilli..FLUtil . EXTRACT • 5.61.6.Ar1p1.1.A; ' :One 1 battle
equate in strength one galidu g )I'4 he Syrup or Deenctioti.
April S . Wt. '... • ... -
.. .. .. • . ; 14-6111 ..
, . Brikthiri rhCsidlei . Circuinting;.
Market. street,Nottsville.. Special -twrangements are
imule with persen.in the towns.of lid n
aliaoy. Schuylkill
Haven; Minertiville. and 'M Tamaqua: FOUR DII47I O ERL.
EINT.BOOKSAre allowed to subscriben4 at a distance
Rem Pottsville. All the new publicution are added is
soon as issued. . , IMarch ‘2.a. ••
. .
• A..- Clenr,..Sniooth skin and 11onnliful
compi'exiou•follows the use of Hui.A I/of:WS CONet:NI
TKO FLUID .ENTRAG SARNI PAM 1,L.1.- It removes black
elß~tr; pimllics and all eittptiouU of the side. •
, i;u; . . ••. "
_1
. • .... .
N'ot a.' few *Calif: Worst Dikoill - ervi-that
riflliet mini:in& :arise" (ion' *eruptions of 'the, blood.
Ilumsuot.res }}STEAL[ Or ...11SAPAIULI.A. id a retnetlf . of
the ytilue. • - April G. 'B5.
,• .. 14-Grna. .-,
.' , :t10i.0.00( :.00t1,40c.n0
. .
. RESIV:AL OF , RELIGIOSZ 43 P111.1...6r-LPIIIAI, - ;-A re
ligions revival is itrprOgress in Philadelphia, and
preaching. and extra reltgieus services are .heid. in
severil Churches every evening. • The Rev. 151 r.
Hammond, file: eminent revivalist, - .preached to
an immense audience hi en open lot, near .- the .
Xcademy tit'llusie; on. Sunday, and preached in
the evening to a crowded conff ° regation in Ca:valy
Church. Oa .beth,Oceasions the - deepest interest
was manifested., . • ,
. - - -
Services_ at Trinity (Episcopal) Chnrcn
Sunday .morning •at X • pttst•lo. Sunday evening at
g past 7,- except.cinihe'sacoan.Susiiar ;40NTII,
when'the service is at X .paSt.3; P. U., in, place .of the
Prisbytier.ial Chatirefi, corner Ma,
.hantongo and Third Streets. Rev. IsA RILEY, -
Pas
for Services., Sunday 10X A. M. and IX ex
"ccpt 'on the 3d•Sanday of every month, - when - the second
`service. held at ai P. •M. Lecture. Thursday
evening at TX..-Sabbath School,• P ; M. Prayer
Meeting". quarter' before 10. Sunday morning. ' •
• ifir.
German • Reformed . Church, Market
Street. Rev J: Buenas... Pastor. Regular services, -
alternately, inthe German and• English languages, ev
ery.'S'alMath day; at.lo and I P. M. Prayer Meet
ing and .Lecture.every Wednesday. evening at. T' P.. M.
'Ma, ith anti .Ist, English in the morning and Ger ,
margin the evening': - • • •.' •
rm • ". •
May 14th and 2Sth, German the morning and Ens
lisp in the evening.. .. • -• • •
ir Union Prtiyer '•3lOeting, every - Sunday
morning. from'S,l4,..to-9% o'clock, in the frame Church.
on Second Streec,,,between - Market and .Norwegian Ste,
•Al I are-lnylted. • • • • • ,
Vir-EynnitelicatChorila, .street.•
G. RuoAras,'Pastor:will preach German ev
ery:Sunday mOrning• at' 10 :o'clock, wad English - in the
Evening at 7 o'clock.. - •• • • •• •
. • rr-.lllethodint'E.:Churela,-Second street; ab.v -
Market. J; B. McCutthuou, Paptor. S ervices
Sahtuttla, at 16, A; M., and .7, Meeting,
vraycr eefing,
Tueaday 'evening, at 734.we1eek... ••• -• • •••
IYrEn Lutheran , iplinich, :Market .Square.
ltev. L...M. 'KooNs,..Pastor.- • Preaching every... Sunday
morning-And evening. at 103; .A. M., and 7, P. M.—
Prayer Meeting-and Lecture Tharaday,even., at 7 o'clock
- . .
A Z Marriage .Notie r
ee irietet be geeomianied with 2
ernte to Nipear iri 1/
. le.J.ore.NAI. •
Schnytkilllinven,Dn the 2rith
inet., by the Rev; John - - Philip Stein. Mr.. JiREIIIAII
TAYLCR of New York City, to .31isi Aisasns• Bss-r'of
Schuylkill navel", Pa: . • ...• .•
MACTIADR—WILLIAMS.—At
. "Pine Cottaie, , ' on
the 25th met., .hy s :Rev..'Theopholus .Jones, agree. B.
.hle, , rxinAn - s, late tif the eath Penna. Vole:. A..
daughter-aI.:RI - chard and.: Mary. Villiants.of Miners
ville.• • • '
-WAI,BERT-:-DERICIi.7-1tay.214,-at Mahattoi City.
by Rev. H. Glen. Mr. Lest Lupgesehwinviv
Berke' County. .to Mahanoy
• 'Simple antiounernients ;of Ileaths, free. 21.401 - ar-.
'companiid with 7ioticee, - cEe., Inutct bepaid for at 'the
. rim, of 10 *cents per Line. • • • • • ...•• •
NICHOLS .I.lnliattirday, May ?alb. AICYA CCOAVOY.N;
Infant , daughter . of :Henry -K. and, •
Sallie C . .. liknole,
aged 9 . nninths.and 13 days. • • ••• '
• •
The following resolutions were recently adopted by
Metamora- Council, No 60..01-I.f. A. M.:. • , • •
Ititteas,,s... In the providence of an all-wise God,
Ahnthana Lincoln: the President of the United States.
has been assassinated,. we, the United Order of Amer,
lean. 'Mechanics unite with all. loyal . citizens and do
mourn the death of so good riman. .1.0 - pore a patriot, ,
and so firm and efficient's. Chief kisgistrnte :•therefore
be it
lieset.'ven, ,That • Metamom COuncil 'be "draped in
mourning for Mx months sea token of deep sorrow for
the national loss and.". our sincere regard for the many '
- virtues and abilities of our deceased.Proident., • .
REtiOT,ViD. That thedeip laid pkit 'rnfosafairtafethe
President, Vice President. Secretary of State, and the
Cominander-in-chlef of our armies,has 'found no par
allel in the hiMoty of this country, or in the world. •
;. ; ,:lbtsoLven, That the American Orden:rincerely ap
proves all of theacteof onr lamented President.. and
the.one.ttiat will he retained most by their childrezt,or
nnborn generations to ceme....is,.Wheu he took his pen
and With one magic, mighty - stroke; 'Signed the great
:EtiaancipationProchunation; -, : , ... • ' _
' ~..1 REsocvan, That though the greatest, wisest and:best
'of. men may fall in. our. country's cause, our confidence
'Stall he..placed ki •Divine , Providence.,..w.ho has placed
Andrewdohnsonat the head of this, great • American
Nation i tve.will rally around him and give.his admin
.lstrailati of thA Government the:same generous sup..
port in bringing traitorts; . assassins and tres.on before
*the great tribunals of our land and punishing them to
the full extent of their crimes. •-• .- .
_. • . - '
'... Ilmovern, We therefore - Implore Almighty ,God to
Adel - dila protect Our President and all our plibllenfft ,
.cars'; grant.thent - wiedem and courage • tondminister
'thalami of the - land for. UM good of all her eithiens.
living under our national' (frig - - .. ' .' :i. '.,. _ -, '
• MINT PORTER. -
}
D. C: SCEINADEN, .0-9sliitlittle,
•••_ .
10ST 'AND •FOIJNIY. --,
. • . • •
QTI6,IXED.--Stoged avrailrom.' nte;jahiscnber
1.7 on the 141h;:a Medicinal While.COW. 0.0 6 years
ekl.• pteltylarge white - fere*. dciwir the - . N
tack and a'cita'n with:Rita:l :round ben: . o,
:around the heck: Any • interreatiokai.,to 61;
-the a:hereabout , / of the Cow win be thsA6 -
Jul,Dlrecetied by. ' • • WISCII.U4ANniOI .I .*•
'uN--5!1-St• . St. Clair:
NOTICES.
Nut BRIE Ilt:
DIED.
Obituary: ~
-QTitATED:«Quieto tweralses the Sub
i7:setiber atlleekseherville on Kay 17th, • -p c '
1365, a Tied 'Hefter ruLzedivitli white, about
4Wo- years ohi, a white lac,e. a white stripe "
Mb,
along theUi'cilhiudleet white and,white
call, tail. The (rimer will please t, prove: propertY, pay
thargea and takeaway or'it will .be sold ACCOiding to
law.
• 7. 11. m.! -
WANTED.
. _
IATANTEII...;A colnpeten . t mil as Clerk at a 61s1
- - TT Operatitlo... Ocit , who Alas been.: that position
heietoTore.. - Nene 'need apply withoutthe 'best 'refer,
.ehee as to 'character and opacity; Address Wank-.
Mouton 11 Miners' JourriaL: IMay 4.;15 -21-It.
WANTED.—A man irtio thoroughly undeintandi
11 the Mining of Coal to take charge of a mine in
the State- . - Amatrwittrironan;capital: min
have the fol 6 dOntrial and find a ready , market . for the
isame,nithernt Peoria. Chteago'or St. Louie. -Address
. . A. P. srESCER, cufftonA House, N. York.'
. .
. .
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VE3111111,13 Attaan WANTEDI—In
r the Primary Department of the :Pottsville District
Schools. .Salary, s‘24o to WO slow, payable monthly,
„according to experiencie,and qualticatiorai, . To- corn
, mence Monday. sth Jane next • . -
CHRISTOPHER LITTLE, Seep,'
214 t
May 21..65
IX/ AMTED:--1k site:llion by Toting man. as
Clerk or Coal blApper. Ilas bad 3% yesni exPe
rlence as Clerk at Coal Mines, and has Just left a situ
ation as Clerk in a MactlintA Establbtuneit in Port
Cartin:' References to.last employer. Address F. M,
.. BOX 70. -P o nt Once, Port Carbon,
May YO~ 45k
. .
11TANT - IS situation by an experienced Clerk%
1. "or BobkAeeper. Colliery preferred.- For infoi7
mation apply t . • • W.IL B.HUNTZINGER, •
]dayAt Bright% iron Store. Pottsville.
(WANTED ISITIEDIATEICV.—Six cape
V ' tienced Boat Builders or Carpenters. ni.gbet't
wages and. permanent eniployment given to good
workmen Apply to- . SAML. GRAY. •
• May 13. .C.5.-193V) at Mt. Carbon or Pt. CarbOn.
. .
ITS RAC HERS WANtyp:—There Will be 'au
1 examination In Sehuylkill -Raven on • Saturday„ -
June. -3d,, ISea - , :for one- Principal and nine Female ,
!Teacers., . one .of the . - females -to have charge-. so f. and
teach the N0..2 or Grammar Schnol• Schools to open
iu Septeinher folhiwing, and to pontiuue S. or: IS
months. Examination - to commence at sx. A. M..
preeiFely. . WM. A:. FIELD. Seely.
Schuylkill Haven. May 10, '83, 1i St•
t . _
ANT E ID.—lien at Clannelton...Wt
V Curnententrind.Miners. , alsc Laborers, • Wages
will bpa high . as4tny iu - the western country.• Cush
payments every tnrintb,4qdreAs, w: TAMPLIN.
April ' Snot. of Hines.
STEAD[ ENGINES
derstgned wishes to pmehase 3"second-hand Steam
Engines,. of 20 or 30 horsc.pow•er each. Address
JABRZ.SPARKS.PottaviIIe, Pa.
13-tf •
litay T. t 6
VITAINTE El to puMhase or . Eh.Tht .seeOnd hand
Enitinei4 . from G hi. 40 home power. Pumps and
Drmils of all sizes and-Boiler! , of any size. The high
est cash 'price will be paid for the, sanie'hy .
WREN &
13,tf
April 1..'655
. . .
. . .
AllrlikNTED. 7 -A sitnation hy . ayOung man, a entd-
T.T nate of Crittenden's Commercial College. ftS Clerk
or. Book-Keeper. •-• 'Having tsivetul years experience In
clerking in the coal region, best of references for abil
ity ' and integrity given. . Please address “HOOK-
Iib:EPP:Re at this (Alice: •" • March 11, '65".-10-tf
LEGAL N:UTIUES
1131111511STBATION.NO'riCE..—LeMm•
1 - 1 of aministration on the estate of NATHAN! EL
BOWER, late of the Borough of Millersville, Selinylkill
County: deceived; have., been granted to the: under-
Filmed; all persona indebted tO said .estate are heieby
notified to make payment of the same, and those hay
ing claims against it to pre-tent them for.settlemeut.
JACOB A. HAZEN. Administrator.
May 27,'65
'A DIIINIS4TRATION NOTlCE.—Where
letters•nf. administration on .11e estate of JA
COB GWINNBR, Itte of the Borough of Saint Clair,
SchuYlkilt Comity, Pa.. deceased; have heen granted to
,the - tnkrsianed. notice is hereby given to all those in
debted to eald estate to make payment and . thoec hav=
in claim3tidill pre , tent them for settlement. • '
- • • • . MARY 111. GWESTNER, Administratrix. •
Chili. May 23, •1;:i -* •
.. . . . . .
. . .
Ulkin.liVi ILI, IMAM , . ESTAT E.—Letters of
iT . Administration upon the estate of WILLIAM
WILLIAMS; fate of Blythe, township, decea.sed,taving
been clutyl.rranted to the undersigned. all .persuns id- .
debted to saidestate are requested to - make Payment,
and these hailing einims or .demands. to present them
without dehiy to- -..- .SARAII. AV ILLIK.M.S... • ~.
May 2'o, '56 —2O St_ •. - '• • ;NM rhiladelpilia."
. .
. A DMINISTRATION NOTlCE.—Where=.
tilL„'as letters of Administration on the estata or Wm.-.
M. Thorium, late of, . the Borough of Minersidlle;
Cciunty, Pa., decea....sed,'have been granted to.
ihe•undersigned. notice is hereby given to all those in
.diibtratto said estate to snake payment and those hav
ing' claims ivill present-them for sttlernent. . •
-THOMAS W. THOMAS. Administrator, •
• ' to SEI.H.W:OBER, Minersville.-Pa.
'-May ` . 65. ' • :
E.7l`4.:x.i•roEps. NOTICE.---Letters .teste_
mentary have been isehed.to the subscriber as Ex;
ecutor of., the last,. Willard Testament of Susanna
Bowen, deceased.'- late of the Borough of. Schuylkill
laveu, by the Register of Wills of Schuylkill.. County,
-AR persons having claims against:the -estate will
resent them without delay and those Indebted will
lea make prompt. vayment to the 'subscriber. -
JOHN BOWEN, North Manheim
20-6 t•
~fay : .o.^as
. .
. . .
.
A DNIIIVISTRATION -NOTIICE...-Where
-111, aS I.,e.t . ers of -Administration on the .estate of
John liumphries. late of the' Borough of Miners - dile;
Schuylkill . COunty, 'deceased, have been . ..granted to
the subscriber by:the P --
egister,sotice is hereby giv
en to all those indebted to said estate to make- payment
and those having claims will resent them, for settle
ment.... ANN•III3I%IPHRIES, Administratri.k.
Mi.Y.-0,.:%5 . _ - .- : 2O-6t* . .
• '
HOWARD RICIIARDS.I ' No. TT June Term, 1865,
Sums in Partition in the
Common Pleas of Schuyl
`"''" ""`"'" " t a " . ) . • kill County.
And now,.lnth April, OnS, on motion of Wm..L.
Whitney, Counsel for Plaintiff... it ,appearing to the
COurt that certain of the defendants: in this action are ,
parties residing within this Commonwealth.. tont out of
the County 01 Schuylkill, and that certain other
fendants in this action are parties residing .out of the
CommOnwealth of Pennsylvania., the Court do order
and direct that"the 'writ of Stn - mous issued therein on
the nature and substance thereof he published accord
ing to the Acts of Assembly in 'Kith case provided in
the Misma.s. .iOtIINAL, 'a newspaper published in, the
County of Schuylkill, and in the "NorttrAmericari and
'United -States Gazette." a-daily. newspaper, published
in the City of Philadelphia, once a week for six weeks
previous to the return.clay thereof. -. Be the Court,.
. . JOSEPH M.. FEGER, Prothonotary.
Schuylkill County, as. .
Ire Commonwealth. of Pennsylvania' and the.
Sheriff of Schuylkill County, Greeting:
' If Howard Richards make you secure in pre
stoat .then we command you that you sum:
'Mon to good and lawful summona Henry. Morris, Ben
jaiflin'lV. Richards. Augustus H. Iticharda.'Bealtinlie
W. - Richards. Trustee or Salina M. Lawrence. James'
Constable and Sarah L. Constable,'his wife, in !iota of
• Said Sarah. • Charles H. _Richards. John T. Glover and
Anna 111.• Glover, his wife in right of the said Anna,
Catherine Wood. Maria . .Wood, • Trustee for Mary G.
Corey. Paris Haldeman, and Caroline' N. Haldeman,
:his wife, in right of the said Caroline. Thomas S. Wood.,
Creorge.W. Haldeman and 'Jennie 'W. Haldeman, his
wife, in right - of the said .Jennie. Is/tee Scull..and Susan
.W.. Scull.. his wife; in right . of Said Susan. Joseph Wood,
E, Wood. James P. Wood, Lords Reeves and
Hannah A. Reeves. his wife, in' right of said Hannah,
'Mary P. Wood. and Charles ..J. Wood, late of your
County. so that they he and appear before our Judges
at Pottsville., at 'oor -County Court of Common Pleas,
there - to be held tjfe first Monday of June - next, to,show •
wherefore-whereas, he. the said Howard Richards_ and
the aforesaid Henry Morris. 'Benjamin' W. Richards.
•Ang,ustus lf. Richards., Benjamin W. Richards,- Tnistee
of, Salina M. Lawrence;,James Constable, and Sarah L.
Constable, his wife. io right of said Sarah,.. Charles E.
Richards. John T. Glover and Anna M.• Glover, his
wife, inright- of said Anna, Catherine,•Wood, Maria
'Wood: Trustee for Mary G. Corey, Paris Haldeman, and
Caroline N. Haldeman, ins wife, in 'right of. - he. said
Caroline, Thomas : S. Wood, Georgs. W. Haldeman and.
JeutilY.W. Haldeman,. his' is right of. the said'
Jennie, Isaac Scull and. Susan. W. Scull; his wife, in
right, of the said Susan. Joseph food- William, E.
Wood, James . P. Wood. Lonis Reeves and Hanna F.
A.
• Reeves; his wife, in right of the said. Hannah, Mary} P.-
Word and Charles J. Wood, hold together and undivi
ded all that certnin,piece or parcel of land; being two
connected tracts of land situate. partly. in Norwegian'
Township'. and-, partly in the Borough of . Pottsville,
County of Eklhuylkill. State of Pennsylvania. thenne of
which was originally surveyed 'one: wamint to Conrad
Minnich; dated the lath day of July,. A. D: ITS P„ and the
other surveyed on a'warrant to. Jacob Zoll. dated the
'nth day of SeptemberrA. the outward holm:. I
dories and deseriptimi Of 'which are as follows: Begin
ning at a stone corner Of.. the 'tract surveyed on the .
warrant to "Jacob' Zoll and also a corner of land 'of , the
heirs of Stephen Paschal. deceased, tnence by, the same
north twenty-two degrees.- west twenty-seven perches
to, a chestnut tree. scorner of the division line between
the said 'two" connected tracts and the same course
twenty-eight perches-further, making together fifty-five
. perches 'to a, stone,. corner of Benjamin • Pott's land.'
'thence by the same south' sisty-eight degl'ees twenty
six perches to detone. thence; mirth twenty' degrees .
west thirty-three perches to a stone, • thence by land'
late of John Putt, deceaSed. South. sixty-eight degrees,
west fifty-five perches to a stone. and north. twenty-tilto
degrees west. forty-five.Perehei - to a: spruce tree, :cornet
of-land late .of Michael Bright, 'thence :byi the same.
outh sixty-eight degrees west one hundred andseven
pere_hes to a stone, north' twenty-two degivee west
thirty-two to.
to a spruce - - tree; and. smith . silty
'eight degrees, west thirty-six 'pereheSto a pine tree."
orner in the line of landlate the. property of•Mathlis
• Bechtold, toence by the genie, south twenty-two de-,
grees. put , twenty-five perches to a white oak tree, a
corner of said Bechudd's land, and also a corner of the
divisiim line of the two. tracts now described,' thence .
by said Bechtold's land south fifty-seven degrees, West
twe ,ty-eight perches to a post, . corner In the line of
said land and ti corner of tract No. I', lite John Pott. •
deceased, thence by the seine.: south .twenty-three de
grees, east two hundred and. twenty 'perches to a pest. -
a comer of the Tine of Henry ;Biddle's. land; thence by
the same and land late of George Shoemaker. , north
. pixty.sevendegteet, east three. hundred and. thirty-one
perches to it stone corner, and the' south 'West - Corners
of. the acre. lots laid out by said John, Putt, thence by.
the same norih twenty-two degrees,lwest fifty-tap and
one-eig..hth:pertheato a stone,:thencebYtheSatne north
sixtv-eight degrees. east nine perches 'to a Post: thence
byland of Lewis' Weigeray and . Graeff & Dundee,
north nine 'degrees. west eighteen arid three-fourths
perches to a stone •in the line.of land Air the heirs of
Stephen. Paschal, " deceased, 'thence by the same south
- sixty-eight degrees, west one hundred and six petches,
'to the stone corner at the place of beginning, contain—
ing together three hundred and eighteen acres- fifty-six*
and three-fourths perches and allowance, of which they
the said defendants debY 'partition to be made between
them =Cording to the jaws and :custottia of the Com-
Monstealtif of Pennsylvania:7llnd unjustly permit the
same not to be*done contrary to said laws and customs,
;Fitness
-. _ ,
the lintioratile James 'Up* . President of
ortiiald.Conit if Pottsville.; this POnith day - Of.Atiril;,
'A: D.. One Thousand Eight Hundred 'and Sixtrtive.
' JOSEPH M. PEGER, Prothonotary. •
- • AUG' ;
April 41):'64
HOME
INSURANCE_.: COMPANY,
or NEW YORK.'
OABII CAPITAL-TWO MILLION DOLLS.
Insets ist Jan., .. . . ..143,765,50$ 42
LIAM** .. 66 , 44 ...j 71,901 59
Joon 11toG,t. Seeretary., Ceks. 1 Mharrre. President.
.1: H. WAsuunint Asst d0. .. A P. WILLIE:um, Vice do.
IP., A. oonrikET, Agevat,
• • ,
_OFFICE lildUllaiTafE3o. - NUR CENTRE STREET
POTTSVILLE, 1.1 t:„
'uai:go.~~s:
311tittliariti Azitijcitrattn. Vied* are' levitated by
aktkivb — , litmust. Aprllll.l6Cl4.Ba
=M=C7==l
._. • •
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igOTRICE TO .4 tIONTELI,Ciponk
Sealed proposals will be received at the om ft
of w. she a r e r. Esq., althea. at Potts ills or Wiconis.
Pa..Tfor the following named moot, t o oit: _ pot.
'the grading. ballasting and track-jayingof the tro ri ve .
'miles of Rear . Valley Railroad. The successful bid.
der to have the refusal of seven (7) miles additional of
road after completion of this..upon terms to be ag teo t
"upon thematterthhs wort to be complied en k
r.
fore the lint (Ist) day of September. Proposals
specify the'price— •.• ' . • ""...
Per cubic yard in excavation'of 'earth {whether on the
line or from bonow•pits).
•
Per cubic yard in excavation of solid rock.. • '
Per square rod. of clearing and grubbing. •
Per mile-of stone ballast. • .
.Per mile of tricks-laying. . ' ' •
Profiles of work mu be, seen. and any explanations
had at either office above named. Address .
J. P. ROBINSON. Agent.
2141 -
Ms 7 QL 2 . IRGS.
AN EXAMINATION by the Count,
. Superintendent, of all.. the Pottsville teach:
era holding temporary certificates, and of candidates far
the present vacancy or other vacancies that mar occ ur. ,
will be held In the liigh Schoolroom, next Friday, pai
'lne, commencing punctually, at Say o'clock. A-
By.brder of Board of Directors: •
CHRISTOPHER LITTLE, See,.
. .
91-It.
May ST.-!65
TO BRIDGE isuiLD.:
EBS.—The.anderaigned. Commissioners of
the County of Schuylkill. will receive proposals unt il lr ,
O'clock.- June 15th.1811.5, for the erection of two bridges
across' the Little Schuylkill River, one in the Borne-.t
of Port Clinton; the other near the Borough of Tama. ,
qua. no awards having been made upon the propoesla.
'received April If.th; 1t36.5... Plans andepecillcations mar
be seen at this °Med. • . •
•
CIiARLES' SPRINGER.)
E. ZIEGLER, Commmi•e , looers,
DAVE) FOLEY, ' j -
.A.lteet-P. W. Excuis.L., Clerk. - •
ComtnlssionerP Office, slsy.27th, 1565. • 1 . .1.2t. •
FOR ALE AND 'Fu.
1- : I44IELDINIGI ..
LOTS FOR
~..4.,..u n danigned offers for sale. valuable building lota
locuted'irt Schuylkill Haven. the, property of the-beini
of GeOrge Heiser. deed.-. -- For terms, ate., apply to
• HENRY Z.dtillro - ill AN, Pottmille,
• -
Mey 12,.'65 . _ • 15-tit
gQ.R,GFI - :. DEMERIT . 4T,.. Co,, if..:
TJENICS;
303 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
CCOILNER DUANE STREET.);.'
-106,000 WATCHES,
Chains, Gold Peni and Pencils. _
&e., &e., Sze.,
IVaRTII $500,900
To be sold at ONE DOLLAR each,
•
• • . .
t,Bs••.
out regard to Taloa,
And not tb bt ixiid until you kw co what
.you -1611 _-
• .
SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES.
All to be Sold for OliE iDOT - ,T.AR Alt'
100 Gold Hunting Cares Watches..:.....
100.GoId Watches ' ....
200 Ladies Watches
000 Silrer Watches ...... .....
600 Gold Neck and Vest Chains
1000 chatelain . and Guard .. -
3000 % est and. Neck Chains
4000 Solitaire JeLand Gold Brooches
'4OOO Coral. La . m. Garnet, ac.; Brooches,
104.0 Gold, Jet, Opal ; ,&c.. .Ear Drops .
5000 Gents. Breast and tiCarf,Pina- •
6000 Oval Band Bracelets -• •
2000 Chased - Bracelets •
0500 California Diamond pins and Binge,
gee° Gold Watch Key - 4 50 to 6
5000 Solitaire Slave Buttons and Studi ' 2to 5
3000 Gold Thimb,es - ' 4to 6
5000 Miniature - Lockets • . ' • 2to
3000 - Miniature Locket% 'Magic • to 2
2.500 Sold Toothpi , ks, Crosses, ..... -2 to I .
-29150.E0b and Ribbon Slides 2to 5 .
-5000 chased Gold Rings - to 5
4000 Stone Set Rings ....... ~.. : 2to
6500.5 en Jewelry Jet and Gold . • ti to 15 ,
6000 Sets Ladies , Jewelry—varied styles._ 3 to 'lt
6000 Gold Pens, Silver Case and Pencil ' to ! .*
4000 Gold Pens,-Ebony Holder mid 6 to Id
6090 Gold Penn, Memited Holder 2 ttf.
All the koods in the above List will be sold, withor.:
reservation, for ONE DOLLAR EACH. Certificates
all the various articles are placed in similar envelops
sealed and mixed. . . These „--envelopes will be sent by
mail, or delivered at - our &lice, without regard
- choice. ,On receiving a certificate:, yOu who
article it represents, and it is optional with yon to end
one'dollar. and 'receive the article naMed, or ally othir - 32 r.
•
in the list oriaine value.
By this moll
dy this mode we
of fine goods, of the best make and latest. 'styles, sr.S'
of intrinsic worth, at a nominal price, while.all hays s
chalice of securing articles of the very highest min.'s
• In all transactions by midl.We charge for focwardin•, ;,
the Certificate, paying postage, and doing the businest
25 . centi rive cea im...iEs W n.l. 55 SE;T 511:1
Etzvrs FM $2 ;Tmnrr . FPE,$:5;' Suyar-rlvlcllo.
2nd 014,L Ilusiiinti roe $l5. . . '
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RE SONS - WITY
We should supply your wants our facilities are nisit..
-passed: our work of. unrivalled excellence our pram. " . .•••4-,..
ices punctually observed..' Our central location linen
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us near the most remote.points. .Our goods. are sex •
from the manufacturers, and "of the latest and most de
sirable styles. ,The goods sense be sold, and the terms
Are unecitialled. •All articles ordered are forwarded ,
te:urn mad.- . •
We guamntee'entire satisfaction in every instance. .:';;'
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and if- there should be any person - dissatisfied with my
artitie they may receive. they will immediately rerun
It. and thepriceiwill be refunded.
. - Aoheas:—We allow those acting. as Agents Tel
• Cents on each Certiticate ordered, provided their reels.
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trifler amount to One Dollar. . . .
• They Will collect 15'cents for' every Certificate, sed,
. retaining 10-centa, r . euilt,tO us 15 cents for each.
.Address,
GEORGE * DEIEIp 'd& CO:,
303 Broadway, New York.
12-3 m II
• March, 25, '65
O RTWAITS.—Just Inc el
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Mlised'Ortraits of Lincoln, tirmit. Sheila= ind
Thomas. Price Alto -a fine en;vaving of the
Emancipation-Proclamation. Price4o cente. For me
a S. BANNAN`S'Booltatore, Centre t.4t., Pott<ville. Pt.
WADE FACTORY.
Braiding: Pa
Muslin Shadesof.alreolors and all stries, gilt band.%
either on hand or made to Order. • Adcliesa ,
GEORGE K.*11111.111,
630 (Wart Allef,
1.44,m•
May a, ,Gr,
HERT'S • ANTI-CORROSIVE PEN .-
Just received Iferru Auti-corrrosive Pen. Own*
to the high Dues of inwortatlons we, -have been unahil
nrocure this pen for smite time,.: hut hue now-re
ceired a new supply, aud are able to sell at reduced
prices.. For safe wholesale and-retail at
'B. BANNAN'S Bookstore. Centre £t., Pottwil!e.
Q. 1101 i IliliG TOBACCO:—A large as.ortmeo.
140'ot different kinds,-, Lads. or bbls.. for sale be
Dec. 111, W. & BOYER.
tr AY LOWS Perfumery and Toilet Soap. itt
1-ly • , • - IiUGIILY
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T:ll,llllBER...:Sercral thousand aces of thabt!
.1-4 Hemlock; White Pine, White Oak and other 'A . '
etics of unusual quality, with steam anti water Mi./
thereon, capablepf.sawing the largest dimensions n
quired. Orders solicitetialid prcimptic executed.
.Address • ' "" CIIMILES TETE.
Girard Manor, Tamaqua P. 0., fictuiyikiti Ca.
April :a. '0.5:• •, • 16-6ne
11.1 LERSSIIIRGITE Alfa SAW 310 1 . 0 :
/T.L. The undersigned havin Urge Steam Say: 3liFt
and 'a -
Ulna stock of Pine, 0 . and Hemlock Los...i . k!
Millersburg,- Datiphin..County, Pa.,. are preyarrd
mannfacture, and forward to order, the heavie4t br
Lumber for Breakers, Bridges, Ship, Boat and Car t::
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her at short notice,-to the cities of Philadelphia, Mut'.
more,. Washington and New York, or to any pointt
the - Delaware Riyer,linton, Schuylkill, Itantanjean'i
or Tide Water Canals, or on the Northern Cents
Pennsylvania. or other conneetinwilroids.. Addrer,
Dauphin Co..
45-
May 6..0
FREDERICK HAESELER,
.717STICE OF THE
Amid Secretary mud .General k$L for
Farmers, Malan' Fire. lesserasice
- -of Mcburikill County
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Fills opened his bilice corner of Cithei and Not
Streets, Pottsville, - on the second floor of the MID
in which. is established his ProMesond Fruit Stoo
All business entrusted to him will be thanktull
.ceived end remit:illy attended to. - -
April 29, %It
Heltaboldle Extract 'tuella aim+ health ant.
to the frame and bloom to the pallid cheek. .Dr ,
le accompanied by many alanning_isymptom.4: and
treatment -is submitted • to. consmmtlon. ineamg
epileptic fits mane: April S. 65. ..14.6m
i;o'r OF CARRIAGEM ON IT,
nk; AND•..FOII - NALE AT REDVI
PRllCEM,....Carriages!,Cstyri age..
undersigned tim taken - Ow Shop in East h
street. near Pnmroyi Foundry, lately occir
_pied by • Hoffman & Rishell. where he- is.
prepared -to receive orders in his line of busint
will be promptly executed. AU kind. of
done:l'ml old carriages taken in ,exchanp:e.:
ones: - H. W. KREIDER, late of Reada.
liiny 13, 4351
UNITED. STATES.II.O
orrosin , Tim -
N.Y. &New Haven & Western 11. - 11.
Beach . Street, Boston.
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M . ?, M. 'PRATT, formerly of the Americal9ly
May 13;''65
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fives:at - little expense; little nr no chsts,:e
inconvenience. and no exposure. •It pleAssat
!tug odor, Irctruedlate In tta edam. and free from as
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