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POTI'SVIniE, - : PA.
SA:9CURPAIC, , JIINI6 - 241, 1866•
'The-approacting anniversary of the Decla
ration will be obsetved vrith, unusual spirit
- throughont,the colantry. Indeed it is .eicied
ingly proper that it should be, for the Repub
lic never before 'the present year had fuTl
r*htto make the anniversary a national fes
tival. the New - York I'ribune says truly, that
iL might choseh other days—Washing
tqn's birthday, or tbe.atiiiptiop of the Consti
tuilon,. or the Discoiterrlif America, or any
thing else ; but the one day it had little right
so appmpriate was the day on. which Con
gress adopted the theoretical affirmation of
Tbomaslefferson that "all men are created
equal." : In every day of those years theria
.
thin has practically cast contempt on Jeffer
inn and his immortal doctrine. Ruled by a
despotic faciloh that bated Democraey, the
Republic has lived a lie-.and, when it appeal
ed to Heaven to.bear witness to itarespectfor
the great founder of *American Institutions,
oscillated in ffile indifference between atheism
and ficOtry.- Today for the first time it has .
a partial claim to lift its right: in such
an asseveration. To-day, it is at least settled
'that wherever the flag of the Union 'floats. no
fetter shall hold :slave,- and that so much of
"equality", as .corisists in the freedom to move
from place to place, is the law-of .the United'
States.
~ . •
We would have that for, one . text 'of the .
thiekcotning ovations that begin to Murmur
In our ears. Hathere no stint to the i.ejMe
logs over what four Years .of. strife: hai , e
- brought us, for it is just and • patriotic
toltnake the most of our victory. - Bitt in or
der to make the most oflit, We must remem- .
ber what it has failed to secure, and how far
'short of the goal we • are still -halting. And
*that will be-another - text for another' class of
speakers; for the enthusiast and'Reforiner
whose Rye- fixes 'steadfastly on the future, tine.
whose faith does not stop short of the per:
%haps; distant day when the inspiration ofJeff
arson shall be the moral.and political
. the State. How tar are
_re from* vet ,admit
ting that .govornments deride their just-:pow
ers • from - the,...consent >of the ',governed?
Whether negroes are citizens or net, may he'
a onestiOn—witether they are Part of the pea
ple, Presidential proclamations seem to leave
: uncertain, :But that they are among "the
governed,"the most."coneervAtive'' . politieitui
willnotveriturito deny—until he is remind
ed that 'only' frOtu the consent of the 'govern=
. led can any ; government .derive its, right . to
authority, and then his speculative casuistry
may seek to fit.d a term for the political . des
.
iguation of the emancipated slave which 'may
put him outside the pale of even theexhaust
-..ilie statement of: the Let Jilin
task big-ingenuity-well-7st ill willite tail. The'
irresistible progress of events presses. upon
the country - the alternative of .denying the
fundamental dogma of the Declaration ,Of
Independence or of conceding Suffrage tattle
:Negro, and Unening . • him those . Cor&n
.. thins which are to resettle the. fundaniehtal
law 'of the,returning States.
~ ' • • •
.:In view of. the exigency pressing upon us;
we incline to believe that the pivotal ,State
ment of the Declaration LS- not the 'equality
-of -all men, but to. seek for it in-the more
precise, necessary, and .practical assertion
above quoted-that goVernnients are_ffistitu=
ted among men• to secure the inalienable
rights of life, .liberty, and-the-pursuit of hap:
• .pinesa and that their - just powers arc
derived from" the consent of the :governed,'
and rightfully exist only so .lchig as they are
*directed to these ends. 'And it is with refer: -
mica to_ this affirmation that'ae : would inter
• • prat the guaranty' in the . Omslitution of 'a
republian . form .of .gomernMetit to, • every
, State. The phrase means. something. and
* one of out...present..duties is to give a legal
- and beneficial effect to its meaning. ~Ner.do
,
we admit fora moment that it an be sou
stied historically or politically . so HS to•ex.:.
: the loyal -freemen
: of . the . Satith--,h t i
their complexionwhat it may,-frotn a share•
in the reconstruction of -their - 16eal. or State
: form of government. • '
.. ,
= - These, then. are. the two themes fdr . the
Fottrtli'—thespiendoref: the triumph alreatlY
• : won, and the. greater sptendor: of that which
- it remains. to. win. , .The din of 'arms grows .
still; hut the matfliet' of ideas 'irrepressible
until the . Republic becOmes hitatiigeneous- d r
ttutil the school -house: "goes down to the'
Galf—until the alayeholder is:cdticated . hp to
• the'Deelaration,, and until the is in
every . Negroa hand.. . - •
. . .
TUB ITIEWS . OF : JOHN Misoa• Burrs .-Mr.
Botts . the eminent Virginia statesman, Was in
Washington this week. Those who have seen
him, say that he has changed bur little during
the past four years, though he shows marks of
increased age. But his ;manner . is as prompt
and peremptory as ever, and his views of
public affairs are marked by the same clear-
near ancl.bolOnes al*ays' itharacter
ized his political opinions. Mr. Botts' would
have the right of holding- office: restricted;.£l
great deal more than it is, so that. no' man
should ever hold office, South-or North, who
has not alWays been a thorough; i.,,neornpro
mitting Union-man. He think's that.Copgreas
should ithisea . law by . which every man
sl.ould be required, as a . condition of holding
any office in the- United States; North or
South, to swear that he had,never dam,- writ.;
ten or said anything to prejudice or injure the
authority of the government of the United -
Stab% nor in anyway, by act or word,,given
sid, comfort or enCouragetneut to its enemies.
This would-keep all the powers, of the Gov
ernment in the hands of loyal men, _and uMr.
.13otisthinks it quite as nineh needed in the
North as in the South, for: he. stiys thst the
Copperheads inthe North have given more
aid to the rebellion than thousands in the
rebel States, and are. far more dangerous to
the future peace and welfare of the, country.
Be would''have every Copperhead who
e Wild not take the oath above recited; exclu
ded from offipe; and the same oath: cover-
tag the same.:gronnd • and couched in the
• une terms. should be required of every
m.l in every - section of .the couutry,. as a
'condition of. holding office. Mr. Botts is
In regard - to neer) suffrage, Ir. Botts
says. that it. would . .do more than al!, other
measures combined to perpetuate the author
ity, of the -old alavehOlders. Whatever may
be their present temper, it is certain that
sooner or, later these men must empicy their
former slaves as free labourers. lie thiuks
they will'as a general - thing do so throughout
the entire. South. It will be for their.-inter.
ests (and that twist 'in the end control their
action) to make friends of the freed slaves=
- and this they will do. As a necessary . con,e
ciuenca. the negroes, dependent'. upon" them
fur employment, wages and everything , they
have will be guided by their advice in vo
-tiug as in everything else ; and thus the effect
of giving them the suffrage *otild'be to mut
tiply largely the political powers of their fur
:Ater masters. This, 'Mr: Botts thinks, Would .
r" necessarily be the case for some years; until
the negro& become suffcien'ly.eaucated and
independent to think.` act :for themselves;
iberet re be thinks they ought not to have
_the right of suffrage until that teens artiVes.
Mr. Botts has never Voted or .taken any po
liticad whatever under the.Conted , rate
:gictveninient. When it was drat' fnimed he
- lt is a crime:Sod predieted ut
_ .denounced . .
-.Wand fineiniolous,- fOlarei • Ondfitelhen re ,
titsd to trivatslite to await tas ;tit
his predictions. He has been subject to in
visions and midi.lfrOm both: iides, :but
invariably hired** wont :at the handl'nf
the rebels. • . . • -
Ho! tr..
wse riatrit.—,Baine of thoT-ttecrel
history*Caeassitori islieligelleited'ew i lich
shows *mi. - littler the 1443Pi1e litift to to with'
that great crime and pill* hluncler.. - A.
Unionist of Alabama writes t0 , ..4e ;,of .the
Journals of the mariner that States Sis tiraegl
ell- otitooftthe,t - Xniorr - -..The.T.ezwentkm in •
Alabama which 'passed-.the ordinance 40f. se.
cealffi_on.,qa 'Ake .1 1 4 _of -.TPA: O W,' , 136 4,.. Pen-, ,
slated of one.. ;hundred members; of these,
forty-eight were pledged against secession, . •
'and the 'papilla' . vote they:feceivett . as ihovrn
by's:careful examination in the Office of
Secretary 'of - state; was seven - thousand
more than'thit given „for ltie_. secettsion mem,.
-.
bets. • But ..the real pottular majority was
much greater. - In many bounties -- in the
southern porticni of the State the Union lien,
supposing themselves in a hopeless minority'-
, did not run any - - candidates at all, and of
course.did notio to the'polls. Thil was the
case in 'Montgomery County. The ordinance
of secession 'was not submitted to a direct
1 vote of the people after. it was .pasied, be- ;
cause ihe conspirators were afraid of the
people. They knew the , people would vote
-1 it down. These facts justify the: distinction
twhich the President drawsbetween the lead
-1 ers and' the people in the tecerled States, and
I make a special application for pardon netats
sary on the 'Art of the leaders. -
A Goon Sunt - r.--The• well-khown corms
pondefit of the:,;Boston' Fin Icho writes
under the signature' of -Burleigh," thua re
lates the story of .Grant's re-entrance. :into
the United States army it the outbreak . of
the rebellion : - • -
Your years this .very month, Bars Grant li vet] in
her quiet hOme in Galena. Her husband was kr:
Grant, the leather dealer, a plain; modest, reliable
man, without nmehapparent force, who attracted
very little attention - anyway: The vkir had doni
meueed..The flag had been shut away-from Sump ,
ter, and abut out of a rebel cannon at Memphis.
One morning Mr. Grant called on Senator ~Washb
orne, who resides in Galena. He told Mr..W. that.
did.:he not feel -right—that 'he could hot Sleep
nights; that he telt he - was not doing his duty.
Washburile asked him what war , the matter. Mr.
Grant replied, ate doing nothing for my coon-
try. .T have Is en etliacated.:C. the nation'a expense
hint here lam at hom e - -doing- nothing.: I don't •
know whit to-do. I am no- politician. I' don't
seem to be. wanted anywhere, arid yet feel as
if I were fit - for something if I only could foul my
-place.", Mr. Wasliburne invited ins neighbor .to
accompany him to Springfield. where an impor
tant cotisultation.was to be held at. the reqUest
of Governor Yates.: On-the warning of .the fourth
day Ur. Giant called at Mr. Waahburue's room;
add said: "Nobody knows me here:.4here ie
• nothieg for me to do-I am going heme." "Hold
:on a day longer," said . Wavuburue. The. next
•ayau . important discussion, held . in' the
ouncil chamber..: At, 31. r. WaShburne's. request.
Mr. Grant was called in. He' held an interview
'with the State authorities for thirty mimites, and
then went put. 'As. the door closed; Governor
• Yates cried out, "Good God, .Watiliburne,' who is
this nian-?- I : have :learned : more about troops
in this thirty. minutes than I -.knew all my life:
, All I-can do for hitn rain - . is to put him' di .my
Yon ,go home and raisc.a regiment and 1.11
'Commission h m ae Colonel.' The thin Watodorie.
-The rest of the story th .world knows'by heart.
We might add that Grant: brought his
•
regiment to. Springfield, where the men. be--
• came . very Much dissatisfied id 'consequence.
'Ol inadequate proiision. made for their com
fort, and were about to disband and retnrn_
dome, when Mr. afterwards Gen. LOgan, re. - ;
relieved Col. Grant from his new. embarr ass j-ment by making eloquent speeCh to the
..
.men.',' -They were tts .
eager . . - after • it ta stay, :
as they bacl . been to go.. Grant couldn't-talk,
so he said,• and if it. bad riot been for the
.
brilliant Logan he Wouldhave..lost reg
,
'• Ttic . Fointin is Pirrivim.e.;-:-Our citizens
We are glad to say, -are piaking . -preparation,s.
to. celebrate the . coming AnniversarY of ,the
.Declaration •of Independence- in a Manner
winch w ill be. creditable, to the . place..
cit.haamade an appropriation to defray ,the
expenses, and-private subScriptions • will ntt: •
doubtedly, make.np the balance.
-For what especially, ' are Ave - Called upon.
to give earnest l'thaaks • and rejoice in the,
coming -Fourth . ? :The Republic:. is to-day
victor over the darkest. and :mightiest con
spiracg that ever assailed -the. life of a . rni- .
lion Affer four years of desolating;: ex 7
!misting War,, we stand as a.natioe entirely
• Fit E . E. tltbiir is. Jionorahre honored
throughont the vast.extent _of.the . cOntrY . ;
,the - crack . Of the slave driver's whip is' ilent;
education will be the . rtile not the eiceiltian,
and the Only servitude in the country will be
the servitude of partizans to harbareus ideas :
depriving of Treetnen of their rights...
;Let us then . , thank Girl the corning
Fourth, : as we -wilcoinc. the brave:boys who
May be with us, on ,that . .occasiOtt, for- the
blcssings lie hasnesiowed , upou ills 10
tint„ and' taking counsel - together, res6lVe
that no effort shall be. spared; no.'struggle
. .
forb. - mie,.t(i•Ouiier. this eiTringre.a hind of
Liberty end J 9131 ibe 'thr even .the humblest iH
its lithabitlnts and a light and IV-to , theoril.
pressed and benighted ihniughpgt the
• THE "AyLERICAN . RENJlll;icpi" of thia - 13or
ough, aGertnanlnykil paper, width stood up
for the:right:during the Rebellion; in an•able
manner. and. with fearlessness, has.been sold
11Y-Mr,.JI-P,.Bertramto'Messrii: E. Snyder
and C. •Leibner.-his . former -employees..
nyder has_ beenn resident ofthe.Connty du
ring twenty-three years; and:has.been in that
office its commencement. He may
therefore, be considered a yeteratiprinter..,.--
Flis:partiler is worthy and industrious. : We
commentiLthe "Repuhlican." to the patronage
of ourgitizens, and trust :thaithe
_efforts- of
the inew"publishers - may be crowned with
EDITOILIB TABLE:
"
Ev ISLE,-OR THY LAST VOTAOT. Or THE. UALTP
30:—.This is the title !if a new immure, just com
menced iu THESATOitDAYEVENINO POST of Phila
delphia. It is exciting; and full of interest:
..ve
Isle herself .a. singular creature , overflowing
with spirit and romance, and with,a tench of the
mysterious about her.' We. think any one who
begins. 'TAT Isle". • will find it difficult to refrain
front perusing to the eud the varied fortunes of
this singular girl ; and of .the characters with
whom fate bas connected her. , Tuk -Fowl' can be
procured of the Peri , idical.Ageids, or by AddresS
.
in the Publishers; 510 Walnut street,- Ph iladel
puia. Price live cents .a single uumber:i2 50. a
year, or n 25 for six. !Auntkid. • • , .•
docitt Affairs:
ekly' Alm antic.
kUN-SUN • mootre cuttimr.S.
. 1 Rums mt . .
4 19) 7. •35 Matti. 1. 3 . 25 mirg
4 99 7: 35. Full M 9 445 cams
4 . 30 7 '35 Last Q. 16: 6. 57 nairg
4 30
- 1 - . 36 .New* I 3 3 2 mteg
4 1t1.7 35 First Q. 30 - 8 41 evu.g
4 31735
4 .sr 35: • .• •
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23 SATURPATt , • •••
SUNDAY. .... ,
6 MONIM.T
27. TuzsoAr....:l
WEDNI:I3I.4Ir.
29
30 Firaphs 1
Pierce's Patent Slate;. . which' is sold at B. Bala
store;la a aaiatadmirablet article'for aclioo
To- monv tr:--Twenty”.six.th Sunday of the year,
and 149051 id after Ttiuity. Day'n length, .1.5 houre
Anti 5 minutes.' • . , . . • ,:, .
. _
J,F. Brannan; Forty - -eighth Pinniylvania
Regiment, hi now. commanding the -Ist Drigt,tle,
2tl Division, 9lh'•Aktn Corps. . •.
• .
The Bev. 3.1 r. Pomrciy will preach in the Sec
ond Prusbyterian ,Church, - im market street, to
morrow moruiny, ancl evening. ' • ,
. ..
~ • . . . .
steam Fire Englite.--Vii i have beard nothing
lattiy,about the project.to procure a steamr the
engine,.. Is it abaudoncid? We hope not. - '
...
.
. T.Le Rft`.. Thomaspreach in the
.'flaptiet church; Matisifiong6".Btre.A, to-morrow
(Sunda . y)- morning an4'iveuing.'; Services
ind •• • • ..•• • ra , .. •
PPY.4)iolett —CoL W.. Nichols of the .nr,gniar
At toy- - ban 'hem' prinetet.l to. brevet .Bripdier
Prencial fot' .vale:chle .servicos. , ... Gun. ..Nichas
, railuatitd at We4i Point in 1838—
Jutenile6miceks will be . given by Mr,.. gem
mere.r_attlie X..aoleulsw 140 Friday
even,uge of pest wi.wic. be
.assisted
42,' QUO bywared end fifty efusteurs.. coo
tend letvo always'been of the 'toast interestiog
. . .
The Postal :Rohe!, Order; Suiteirl i wa ,,
inaugurated on' the bit Of• November lent, Proves
to lie:a success. Sd of July 280
mouey Order offices gu lot° operation: The
syStom embraces s - safe . and ;speedy . mode .-pf
trausrasttius wails at
ate chirges. • .
Nete aistaileifitti---Ouvreapicts will claire)l to
look abaci'? fora' counterfeit fine of the wele-flfty
04mi:holes which hem lost tnede: their. "itproisr
our.et, They arti.en ioutatichl of theligig tourow
1 1 14.4, ; hot poprlyy'engroved4tyl, - , pru ned:upon
llrane Siff - They" 'l4 got on Wire the
pkblic are fanailiz: 'with the teritilklifloiht
Da*E4trodh — leir"... ii;')l4,': its run* at , Anbarp;;
sehuyikin OMMtY, conta in g 103 VIII! , ttrEma*,
netWrid Le*B. ticlinck, &oft. skill
for* arimo one
. #lstadre4 duilare,,per: eu
st sw.
• • • :wmet„,.: .11 •
mm
t`negativain
theAsTesited preserved • wiiidd dir..Weiktirpotit7:
esti le viols. ertgakedit,"destiviying Octlurs_
- of this diarieter. Mr. Allen baa inettes way, more
*Weir for.thet :porcelain -triiniaturei' Uteri *he can
attend to. It nt a lovely picture. •
T yrs-swi gwounductos soldiers, 'Sem .
- "CStandard fiss,besu misoteclto Captain' Co:,,q4;_
of 56th'Penusr.lteg::;.1illen McCall; tolet'Lleuien;
.itutirsudissso 8.,J0rte540:24 , lasstauslite. - o . lret
- viletiis, - suct fully worthy . •of the honor,,ooa
,• .
Ire are regueated'hio state, that the do wn mein
ing Mail' train . will leave TottaVille 8.15; (in
• place of 8.50f.A.= M., mated after next Artniday,
2Gth 'Met: Arriving in l'hfladeliihia. it 12.45 tioon:
making. the ueUal • onnnexione,' at , 43ehttylkill
Auburn . and Beading. • . .
A Rankcositch who recently arrived here from
ThibuielphiLgtm brietslait.fo tipteUrtsPidy
pianos, will remain dming. the coming week.
Persons desirink 14.r..8.'s services during his stay,
cvn leave their orders either at Mr.-Drnmheller's
EfolPl, where Mr. S.- is stopping, or, at the
. store
. ,
. .
• . .
' The Contributions of the Cocil ' Interests.or
8chu!.44.7.1 Cotinty 16 the ' &lnitizry .Piiir. - -The op
erators-and miners of this' County contributed in
1864 to the Sinitary. Fair held in Philadelphia,
$31,834 93. The entire amount zonttihnted bv .
the trade in Pennsylvania was 07,81318, It will
be seen. by this that this County Contributed more
th'i'n half .of the total amount., , A. creditable
- . •
. Pie • liric Tumbling Run.—Pmf. - *Pouch, the
well known dancing ins‘ter, proposes to grre IL
pie-nie to his pupils and friends st upper Tani
bling Run Dam on. Wednesday 'next 'if - the
weather should prove favorable.'. If not clear on
.that,day it will be. given on Thatlsday. Jories's
string band has been 'engaged for the occasion.
Ticket? , $l, for gentleman and .ladies. It will utt- .
doubtedly, be a very pleasant '• .
. _
'Lient../oreb It'amier; who for more:then three
year , ' discharged With marked ability the: (Intime
of-Qoartermister of the.Forty;eightit Regiment;
has been we are gratified to leatm'entiiinissioned
by
. Gov: Certin Major of. that Lieut.
Thrta...l3ohannan aneeeeda Major Wagner ea Quer
termastel'of the Regiment:. Strict attention to
dlity and known capacity. hay.e Bemired to Major
gner. a . promotion; the news of which will 'grat
ify hie many friends in S-Imrlkill CotintY:
- A qoldier of the Forty-eighth Stabberl.- 7 0n. Sat,
nrday afternonn la.st,. a -other, named Patrick
Grant, of-Co. E; Forty-eighth Pennsylvania Regir.
- 111Yllt was . stabbed in the abilorrien by. another
aohlier named Scully, of: theifteenthNew : Jer
sey Regiment. The -affair took place in' . .Union
street.% Alexandria, Va. The wound is so severik .
as to tender Grant's recovery doubtful. Scully
ivac arrested, and held by the military apthori-
. To Keep. Butter in the Sziminer..—A: simple.
mode of keeping butter in' Warm weather, where .
ice is not bandy, is to- invert
. a" common. doiv,er
pot over-tbe butter, withoolll - 8
water in the dish
in which the butter is laid. •the orifice at the
bottom may be - corked . or - - not. The: porousnetia
of the sarthenviere.will keep the-butter cool. •
will be still cooler if the crock be wrapped.
with a wet. cloth. . Not the porosity orthe earth-,
.enware,' but the rapid abstractioil of .heat by
terfial . eviiporation.. causes the .butter to .become-
•
•.• linnortant : Notice.—lp another column of to
day's paper we:publish the advertisement of the
United Stated Assessor of this District, relative to
the liOldinit of appeals from the assessments made.
-bY the assietant;aissessorii.. We call the attention
of tax-payers.to the importance of inspectifik the
lista in order to ascertain that theyarerturrectlY
assessed, - so that iu case - of error, they may:- pro- -
tect themselves by-appeal. ..We -are reeluested
to
say that:those persons 'who . have not yet made
their.retUrns of income, wilt be imniediatels4as,
sessed,.and the penalties prescribed by law.added;
'from which, there can .be no appeal.'
rie - Peimsyttinilia. Cacitlry.,—Clothing directed.
to the following persons have been sent. to this
office • from the :tieNenth Pennsylvania 'Cavalry..
They 'Will . please call rind re
ceive the same... There is a small., sum for Ex
press expenses to be paid .
James Grailf•y; Pottsville J: 'McCarthy, New_
. Castle Township ; Wm; Birgan, New Castle; Da
vid Coll% do.; Henri , 'Carl-, St. Clair . ; Thomas
HOloran, do.; James iipittle, d . 0.; Smiles C..11..0w 7
is, do.; J. Metheringtom. do.;. Mary Beatimont,
do.; Joseph Foster; do.; Wm. •Coyely . ,. do.; Diary.
E. Williams, ;do.; John Gwinner, Port Carbon ;
- -Thomas Magpire, Sit, Hope; ]Liss Retinal:l.4nm
A Grand Fistedf.ifiai gr. E.chibii : ion---:-Ltnder the
patronage . of • Win.. hil •Er 4:. (if St.. Clair,
Henry. Thornini,•-Esii.,;of HArriSburg, and William
'
R. 'Williams, '
of- Pottstitle, ,Eisteildfod
for the' Couuty'of-Schuylkill will be , heiti. in.this
Borough. on the sth• and (Rh of . .TulY; roil the
grounds of the Pottsville Water Company:on Port
'Carbon rot.d. TIM comprise.com
•petition in Essays; Poetry, Composition,
Singinvand Recitals- of select pieces of Poetry,
and •Prose frOni the beat •authors. _The Commit
tee iu charge have appropriateduver $.700 forpri
zee to be given to successful competitors. The
Brass-Bands of this County will:Compete - on . both
days, and will also. playa nuMber Of pieces do
ring each day. The members of the Committee
are selected from:diffcreut . .parts the • County,
-sett expected to be.the - greatest Eisteddfod
. v ev:.r hold on this contment. . • •
• 011 the-- ovening of the sth an s a . 6th; after the
'Eisteddfod, there will be a. Gran& Cuneert Under
the superviSion of.ProF.Wm..A: Powell, of Scran;•
ton. :Ticue and place . will be specified duthigthe
• Adjudicator. on Essays-Ancivrin . ...Jories,'
... • , • blond
ville, Pa; -
" • ." -Singing•L-Prof... W. -.A. Powell;
. • . • Scranton, - Pa. • ... .• •
• . 4! .• • " Recitalsitev. Thsophilus 'Jones,.
: ,• MinerSeille, Pa. .. • , •
•' .• " •". Recitals—JOhri James,. Ashland.
- 13ahtl.solin -W. Pr),•tic,
" - Air Fans for Mini , s—Benjainin
• . ~•flaywond, Fott.evillc. .
. JOHN 'LUCAS, Ciiiiirman of Committee:..
Davin llossen: Seeretary.• • •
.
•
.• verY pleasant match waa played'on.
Satur,tay Jasabet 1N e..ii the.fin-t . eleven „Of tile Os':
etv,„&aalttelt , ..t Chili of Pot tsville, and the .Emeelsi
,ir of Tii.ait;trorm, • It. tea-minuted somewhat •unex
rs.ctelty; bat tht.a: Tmtearora . Meal ‘bOie their .-de
feat with glil4t good nature. "After the game the
&•ceola entertainisi, its visitors . , and the Tatter.
left town.in the evening quite ioati@fied with the,
day'n sprt. • • .
iz - the iicoro of the game r.• •-.:
•
.•. • ler taatana
Tbr,e:B;,rdar c Siflyynan
r . • b ; • • 14 run out .
Jll.B Ski :mitre ci id crap
• b Parry • • • 3 ' c Loeserb Reilly
Wm,lttunvey c.ltellly b
• Reidr.
Time. Moi : day 'Mil Mit
Wm. Cole c Taylor b
• • Par . ry:l, '' .. •..
'Wm. Vonwriyc'Relily b
Ridgway • ' •
Wni. Little c Ridgway h
Ridgway - ' -
Jas. Mick c Patterson b
•• ... ... . 2 c Loeser b . Parry,
.John I)ovey not 0ut.... 2. not nut
IL Whemvall b . 0 b•Parri ,
W. Davidson b Parry.. ' 0 c Ridgway b ~. 1
Lea byes
• • OSGEOLA.
/NT INIONGS,
Chas: Loeser c Dovey b
Borday . .. •.. • . • .....
Juhn McGihner , s c..110r
• • day b -.Motley S
b Cole.: ob. Cole.
Geo. Taylor. b - Borday..lS•
W. W. Parry b Borday. I •• • •*.
D:ltideway 11 - Borday. . Ir • •••
Jos. Stichter c Barclay b
- •
, Cole . • 2 not 0ut....
BersßeillY:b Borday.:.. 0••
dho.•Pattensan b ltorday .2 b Cole.
B.•Brehaney b Cole:: . 3 • . •
J. Sillymau nut out 1 . 1. b w. b Borday..
Byes • - • •-• • • • '. .. ..
Lem byes
. . .
The Oscola betting the Tascisronil3xcelslor:hy one
run end seven wickets to spare. . . •
ANALYSIS OF BOW LIN4.—FACE:LS.IOFL
BALLS.: : .''RcNs; gA111614 WthICETS:
OSCEOL.k." ' .
8A41:5 . . Ec&e.' Xamrra. • Wrratirra.
Rei • 64) • . 2 .8..
Parry • TB 23 ; • 1 •• • 8
Ridgway 12 10 •
.. • • 2
' Teacmcoai. . •OaccoL.t. • •
.Taos. Miller..F: B. Wallace.
.Pat. Sullivan. ••• 'A. W. Sc4a.
Umpires....
SeTeidla Penns•glvanta tanatr . g..,-To "1..; C.. C. l " .
we are indebted for, the .following list of einnial
'ties enbtabied by the Seveuth in the Battle
keliva, .11a., -fought junt hefoie the clone of the
war
' Wcominsa).—Col. Charles C. IdeCoraiick, left
.leg,
..Rimsn.--GebrgeTarrell. . . .
Wonsusn.—eorp. Reuben regley, loft. shoul
der ; Benjamin Bullenb:.mic, right 13 trit;',lohn.Toid
kinson, left thigh . ; 43ergefJohn Enuis;' hip, : since
died; Daniel Coble'', le - ft arm. and'faen ;"D . harles.
Beaumont, left shoulder. .
,
• • WouNai.D.---Henry blyere, leg; George Bard,
foot ; Antixouy Voelker, lungs, eine*: died ; Gee
tlith3 Shepley,. let t . shouldee.
. _ .
Womnzn.—A. Haver, -thigh . ; Willinan. Ail
demi:l;lmnd ; John A- Manlier, lace .
WwtNrottw.--lient.:Micliset.:Brochbill,
wrist.
Kru..en.,l.lent: J4ColiSigaiund.'• . •' '
WouNnEn.L.P.. "illyPaull, 'left leg; F.
ffinght.left leg . ; left arm, face and
; JetiephAllifain, left side.' George Wnll
fonl; leffelionlder ; M.' Gill, head ;.George
dler,'right leg; William - H. Fite,. left arm.
. _
-WousnO.—'flumias Shaw, :left.. arm •Philip
H. Waule - y, neek ; John Ball; contusion of - shell:
Charles Burlr, arm • Henry Bressler, hip.
o'CIMPANY- G. -
W.ousnkm.—Captain Washington M..Singston
left leg-
.- - -
NOCNDED. --Capt. ()Hetet/W....80nne, left shoal
der ; . Etbiaid..l) . . Thenipeou, ;Lisri Roe
left lad side ; : Edwara,Leiey, left ahoelder.
• WOIII(Dir.--Fredeeick. Shendreliriler; right leg ;
blares Furatanan, left arm•and face; Jolut &rouse
• right hand, slight; Patrick CliacY; left-tem:James
Ditcher, right arm ataaatate,l; - CoxPAxt S .
Wommt.---A.D308. Qann, right 'hand;
lath Wvand, kpee ; lace; Mauer
: • ..4,OIIATDIM-4s:Bergt..CharlesMallerfleftleig
Ylohu '443 Ai. *grins; breast;
Augeulawh r tthlght Joiteph .. (*! f -Ogitt';
' - 111111441. Um"- 14;letrant • •
Tie 'Pro/edict Passenger gultear.--The Pro - .
Jae, of buddingCitizens' Passenger Railway
connecting this Borough the.. bitttnnthi. - Or.
Palo Alto, Port Oarbori.:sgid-Rt: Clair h9„94 8
and with the Rego' ugh,onttierstille byrnothet
line is fairly unfler-fintyy‘iihtabcitild receive .: the'
eridotied , f;all„. eititintiVs`.:The
line** St. Clair , has ateassij; .-heett-atinraye4l#
Colllilessante, andlitiaid.nlibehlnand
of t iomparstive4estrkonnitrietititsc-1...•;1•:- .-
The ComPany,'which„lnziteeirltffity .
*alre propose to•roceed.,tif.ohnititnzit
*the m aduy
tetto flt.;Cfafr p i**lwititiiietsoolo. 4 iiia
. iiiefghbegnig borontstoslol3l . -giite it that
:encouragement andainiiiiiiance
Ance,,desumada,Mts.peOple,.. of ,this -Borough. its
mercluntis - and bnsiness men, should - especially;
tie:altireto the importancilicitita toeustrugtiorf,
their own interests snit the proeperitv of the town
voikild'begrestly enhanced thereby: -.. Liberal Sub
scriptions for the "bonds- of' the Companyehould
)test once Made and the`tittich taken. co . that the
'Company uormLved 'Aimee to work.- • 7
We understand that the bonds loroposed to be is
sued are six per cent. coupon bonds of one hun
dred'tliiihnnireseti, clear or ' taxation,; interest
payabfWevecY sit: montha;lnd secured bY !frig
inctngaßeA9..thatnnk.and its
2Thii-wili Maki these brindi a first . class - secarity;
and should come forward 'promptly
and buy these bonds. The future welfare of, this
Borough depends, greatly u pon Th e facilities which
may be hereafter provided • for the accomninis
tion of trade and thwart.° and fawn the different
mining towns of this At r prei_4ent we are
almost cut off
.; our.railroads nu:kronur] Us carry
ing business to othezPointel, and PottsviLe is be
coming more isolatedAberebr: If we increase
the facilities of travel" nd traae, increase tra
vel and trade; and instead .-of one or. two old
rickety stages makiUg one or two trips daily. to
and from our neighboring 'towne, . berrying cot '
few passengers, we shall have wide ancl-commn
diens care making hourly tripA, and bringing full
lorels - afpasect2igerv. at, each trip.
The _natter is of importance to all, and`We call
upon all to lend t lielmng hand in orderto push
the project to completioii as speedily: as possible.
•
Prepstridions'fo Cetetirrite the FoOrfli.of / 41y—
"At ameetieg . of-the 'citizens • of the Borough: of
l'oktsville rat the Union Hotel, June. 17th, '1865, .
for ithe. purpose, of making - 'prepartions to eel
brate:the Fourth Of• July, • • FLOM .E.. 0.. Parry was . •
nailed to the chair, and J. A.... 31.• Pasismore,-cho
• . Committee of Arrangements of 18 Were . .. ap
pointed,. arid-directed to ask an appropriation of
the .ilorongh. Council, • and .to report at an ad
joitriied meeting on Wednesdai . , June 21st.'Com- -
mittee; 'HMI: C. W. Piturtn,
„Geo. lilartz; :Esq.; •
.Geti. ;fames Nagle,
.C01..J.. J. Conner; Dr. G. N. .
Bewman; Col. Z. -.P. Boyer, • Capt. ,S. B. Russel,
11r. B, S.. Langdon, Ala j. James Wren, Gen. 3... K..
Sigfrieil, Capt. D. A. Smith, A. 9. Sillyman, J.
.
On 'Lotion aditivirtied: ' . •
. • ' . • •J'. - A. M. PAssmonr., Secty.
The adjourned meeting met on W e .ines4y.
evening:ninl'adepted. - the report of Com: of • Ar
rangements; after.striking • out the word
nation: PAssmeing, Seely: • •
: The. report of the Ceninnittee is. is .
The citizens of-ScHauilkill COnnty propose holding. - a
grand tvletwation in- Pottsville.ort -July 4th to•rejoice
over the return of peace and a restored:Cabin. MS° to
welcome to - - their homes.- the country's brave defend
ers, all of whom. a - e. earnestly invited: to be present: .
-All CivirSfjricties. Fire DepartmentrMechanigs, Miners,
Laborers. and all, other citizstis leis hoped will join In
making this. gala day. For flair 'years these gallant
men lieveitood as's pillar - of fire•between this emorry
and their country's foes. Let us now. - show -them'O.ur
aPPreelation of their noble deeds.- . .•*. • •• •• .
•
A fuliprograrittne will be issued by the Chief Afar
shat. Gen. J. hi: Sigfrled. The Committee or. Arrang
ements have 'decided on hiving the celebration in' Pie
sic sty.le, in agrove near the. town: where a donation'
. will be served tip to .the returned Soldiers. • Gotid
'speakers - will be in, attendance, and-no pains will be
spared by the -Committee to make it: a• 'pleasant enter
tainment.' :In the' evening . there will be . grand die-.
play of fireworks. - All - citizen's are requested to-display .
,all flags in their piissesSion. A .committee will Call on
the citizens for coutributions:to - defray the expenses,
and ills hoped that all will give cheerlully, so that we'
c:tray be enabled to make. this one of the finest celebra
tions in the country. " - •
The ladles are requested and expected.. to contribute
towards the collation, and. to be present and aid in Milk
ing the necessary arrangements... . - • • ••
All • persons intending send eantributtons to the
collation. will be kind. enought. to inform Capt. I). Ar
Snilth. Chairman of Committee on collation. as Soon
as possible the •amonnt• and - kind .r . 3f• contribution, so
that.the committee can make full arrangements.
Attest. - • • C. W. Pere or.
J. A. 31. , PA.semoita, S. l e6. : Chairmari'Co4. Ar'ments
. . .
2n lv:stmos
ti b Parry
24 c Patel eon b . 9
3 b iteilly.,
4 &Ridgway b Reiliy.
6 c Patterson b ileilly '
2n Innimns
0 not out
COMPAIa
tOUPICAT
Ooze kssr
COUhteiffiliS . upon' Tren.i . ary .
cult: as the• task .may appear. to be. counter
feits of Treasury notes lire in circulation.' There
are . very.feW State batiks left.. The Norristown
.Banli 'still issues its own'nrites,with a: portrait-of •
McClellan npriti there, and here and there remains
a bank in the country, managed' by ultra' Demo
crats,-that still inictilates its own .lu.Phil
ndelphia there does not remain - one old line bank
issuing. its Own holes.. Ccunterfeiters. therefore,...
.musl imitate . Treaeury natee,..or relitiqUish - their
nefarimis-ealling: : • . ...• •
2s; imitation.. Poorly, done. • . • '. •
s.4,.altered from'ls... Portrait, Of Chase. . .
ss, imitation. - Poorly done . ; , coarse
Sc,. photographed. Have • a-blurred
_look; .the
T aper is stiffer and'heavier., • Signatures are Very
103, imitation, well executed,. are • repOrtpd in
circulation. -There is no Treasury stamp' upon
10s; altered...from :Is, Vignette, -.portrait of
Cliase. on upper left; . genuine have -a-portratt.of
Ins, imitation: 'Engraving coarse ; general ap-.
.•• . .
• ,
.50A, imitation :. . The - head of Iramiltorris.chan4
tied blurred •,otherwise,exceilentlY. dotic; and well
calculated to dece.ive: - , • '
. - r • 50s,'altered front 24. -Vignette, portrait efllam-
Mon below' the Words Cnited•States.. In -genuine
.100 s, imitation. - .The only points of actiml
erence between the genuine -and 'counterfeit are
theseln . upper left corner are the words `-‘A.et of
- .February 2oth 1162." In counterfeit. the "th"
and - the Ornamental lined abOve run into and
touch the border, ;in the genuine
,there is it clear
space between. On•thesight etuLof .the back of
.
• thenate there, are fourteen small ovals ; the
-edge of each pVal.the tliMres in the bad read 001
or inverted .while on the. left they are 100. -This
is the reverse of these figures in the • genuine;
`there. it
,wi.l be seen, that on the right hand - they
read .10t1; and Mr the left These 'notes are
well, executed:- • . : • • • .
l'o&rge earrency.2s
,6eitts.; #nitation ; poor
-
ly.engrived luyl on poor paper.:' •
'he cents; imitation' p. , orly. done., The . 'heads
Washingl on -ire bittrrel; - ariti are not alike.'" '-•
5 cents - and 10 cents, imitatiou;,poo. Ely ., print-
. , .
ed. .
- 5 0 7‘, nevc imie„ are-now in circulation. Observe
Caution. . • • .
ThivOortraitson - eaeh . coarsOf done.
NdtionA Banks.,-.51, imitation; Weil executed;l
and of a dangerons character, are rep itediu cir
-conpona;dated ?March
' . 1..1355,.f0r 30 . 50, in 'tho.similitude of 10.40 five'
• ger Cent. , Clnitthlaitifes • $5OO Ifond9, have been
- offere4. at 'di ffereot.tinitedSteAcs depuxitoriea.
/4 fidg.—Somecof these are to circulathin .
with the..coiyiona cat - - off, and - are offered
react. With Out coupons 'dick. are of no value
untifmature.:- Refuse. all such. • : '
Pr6ceedings'qf the Rproiefflt stafed
meeting of Council wan held on Tiu&ay evening
iast. Pres;mt Nagle, , •Cochrin, Strewth'
Mover. n'effner: Reed, Dobeci, Gressang, Mar
ris,.i:lriffuli and - Focht, Presidoot: . • .. •••
The minutes of previouSineeting were read and
'adopted.'. •• • •. • •
The. Street Committee-reported that .notices
had been posted along Sharp Mountain road fin -
bidding. persona' getting -.stone to -obstruct said
road. The Cont. also reported 'against' p"tition
'of Win. Wolff and others, asaing for construction
of culvert irr Marketilitreet from. Third to Non
.wogian Creek ; that cutrert in 'ialappa waa'com
.pleted ; that new inlet bad been put- into culvert.
at Mich.' Ziyeibel's Shop,..-and that crossing in
Market SrMare had been . commenced. .Con:
to be - contimied on petition of Geo. W.ltlittcltio.-
'Renert -was' accepted and filed. • • •
committee on Ordinataiei ; reported Borough
Ordinancesinintki and being bontid. -Would bo
completed by next meeting . Same , Cum.. rOxitt
ed ordinance regulating the storing of emit 'oil
and.benzine witbin.the limits of - the •Borough.•-•-•
.The provisions are'to. the - effect that no•perSon Lai
h
allowed toavd.more than two' barrels of coal oil
and two barrels.nt.benzine in. - store or place of
business, at one tine; that no person be permit
.fed to,erect a building in- the Borough to' store
• subtruiaterial without obtaining:, permission of
Council- - ; that wheksuch. permission is obtained,
nut inore•tlian- twenty : barrehishall be . etoreilin .
such building at one.tune, snil.that cellars.or ex
rivatinnemust he made to store the, oil, tergnard
'against spreading in,Catle of - fire: , Report was ac
cepted and filed, ••
..kiximmnnication from the atiorneY•liere of the'
Reading Raittnad Company, scut •ting the Muir
'oSition theComicil in - reterence to construction
of 'culvert from Uniaii 'street to the. Solnlylkill
.River, was readand filed.- .• • • ' •
-A communication from . Atkins, Bros., offering
tto pay: . slooo towards the' wcirk, was read and
Special Committee on police appointments, re
ported back the list . with its. approyaL Report
ac.:epted and filed. . • . • •
• The rules were' simiendeil - - to enable MM.,
W. P t clan h.-fray...li of Cemoit ee cif Arrange.
mentslci celebrate the coming Fourth of . July,
to make a xerbal application for an appropriation
by. Council to aaqiet in defraying the ozpenses.
' At,the conclusion of Mr. - .Pitman's - istatemen • ;
on motion of Gen': itYwai.'resolecil that the
Council appropriate $5OO (or the purprwe.
On 'motion of I.lr.Straucli it wam resolved -that
the Council recognize the Chiefßurgess as Chief
of Police of the Borough. • . •
A comnattnication from E. 0. Parry, Esii.-,Mor
magi' Solicitor,' submitting . BoroUgh .Ordinanees
printed by B. Barman, and 'commending the-man
ner iu which.the work was done, - was read - and
eomnutnication froM Daniel Scbertle- in re
fereries to grading Centre street opposite his res
idence, waa.read aud'referred to Corn: on Baryey,
wiilf power to act. • • • - , •
On motion of. Mr. Sirarich it was resolved.that
the neat:stated meeting of . Council shall. be on
Julr.6 ..1863
lit... Moyer moved that the liability of. Union
Ball Associatien to. Pay, for ..using the v street, be
auepended.. Lost—yens, 3; nays,
Mr. Reed offered the following;.. ,. :: ' •
Revolvecli•That the Committee on' Ordinances
be instructed to -draw .up an. Ordinance: to im
prove the stream of Norwegian Creek under the
v Act entitled "a further supplement to:ncorpora
Lion of. Borough , of. Pottsville. approved . May 3,
'1464,' .to 'the width of sixteen feet 'from the
'Schuylkill River to Norwegiari street. • .
v s •
-
O emotion of -Mr. Heffner it was resolved -that
the Special Coininittee to confer with Bending
Railroad: Company, be continued to complete : an.
rafigemente with. the Cootpanv in reference to
straightening , - and widening.. Norwegian Creek,
anti report progtra to Creme%
Tae following bbiUe were•read and ordered to be
1 David 13.7Bteritier
F. Barth...
- .
.A..
Supervisor and Street LAW..
Haman Ruse Co., appropriation -for
Prei!ktils
; • , ,•
Total 42032 &A
-11-4-itrab.-14$1A - Anon' letta" ' . l4 A P 11 C4P 11 . 11 7 '4;•z ANVAINTI4i).
'T Tl►exAi tributirobs have been reetnved DEL swAylars AiLurtuThr# ALL - URAUNG iteamkotv
oto. 0
ry 0
74otifelog 'Mao Me m " rial t r ,Z 6 2 2 P 7 , ,No case en obetinatseirtAnng itetulinkii will 6 4 AN 11101110111Talifill . ..**red ittittnencum
. y / ofilitte-latnew.v‘. vr .•' esre s stmt . tieskiallthadv of Tetyiriuttpermanent" , - ,bered reateetate in the "lihroug_*V_ Pottsville. worth
4-
Vtiiitnt - c , - -, :1 1 .1 1641 4 )0 cured_ Army .1,4 - which is wii,prevaTeet, it never jitree times the.amnent:BlX TMCBANiIi DOI.LAUS.
• flit," eila•ba care: ChrelEliC *64 trK"..z W.:I(ATCSIN, Pottsville, Pa.
/11.1 11 0 0 ‘9F.A. • - ‘;'weenta. Barber's "Itch. Ac. , Brneldone **ping. the "., - .4line • , •-4 264
HiweL , ;;•';'•;.: ": -';':, , t - 7 0 . 12 *hole "edam of the ixxiylbta more of•Meny_veam
atsed;ng. that pot at defiance every other mode- '
? ?S 'w' zw y . " w " -7-.. .sztiestment. all yteld toilet:waling properties of ale great
~....t- r a,••-3- t egetable salv. • • _ - •
m s slojsljo -- WINAIL• - p r i ce basest.. By mining 60 eente .toctir. Swayful)
t' 61 944 4-1 4
14 W 80e. 630 NORTH sIXTEIBtreet, .Witiaphla. a tor
Irill - Oless ikal 3 41 11 tgAit1 4 . 1 0 , 4 1 r - Ir win he Initile4.to.BAY pert or..theNud' • motes. tree
char rok.
' Pottsville:
June 11, *65. • • 24. •
L'VOW 4911114141111r,,--
• • ..yasateas, quinty.
Erwroei-MUratug - jocassi.::-:AlieW. --- toe . • to= tir::
:form. the resdens of your caimans,. that an.tei-ash. aral
:ink( irists;:atenceit was iClven by tlieTieMontiChAr.
• in the „german_ Itebirmed chUrchi fof lbe.literprew 'of
,rand4itinde to Puithase, itt orzsn fojeald MO .
=face thit.the chnit hander theinstrsictlim of Ilifr..CintUL.
_era. and.the concert tinder libiannerviaion._be sufficient.
evidence of its success. The exerciSeecaMM"
mf reed and..inetzumentat, music of theshoiCen Pe-10C
>V.OA• ;8. Writ ensued the exercises with a very .
neat and apprapriate - Rule speech- We mien cornpli
,...ineat iwery-voicedirtheathnief hir-thelmemlwas vameo
arranged - as to eildhit each .one diStfaiiK. but apace
' will not- allow. . We cannot refrain,•• however, from
drawing special attention to the singing of Sarah Neth
erwood -Anna If. ilethe.rwood, litaggla.W Pinkerton.
• Anna K Irk.- Kate,Alter andSuesn tratholtz.- The order.
of Math evenings was
. cOpetitir to that of any public ex
. ercieeruf this characterevrUtutve-yet Wi , lieleed in 'Tn . ' ,
-Mont Every one seemed highly pleased. We laipe
tt
will not he long until .Mr. crothers and bie choir, will
again entertain us With 110[0413 117 C °MI' kind- •
Jane 'lt ISes. • - , • • Lamas Os;
.
. .
• ' •• • • . .
. : .The great Slaveholderts Rebellion being now entirely
enbdued and overthrown by the. loyal : patriotic people
of the - Unioti. and the proclamation ofemantipation.ta-•
sued by our martyr President. being now ba Corwin ev
ery• Portion of the country; herethfore under the control
of the military p . OwerltE the lite so-called Llonfederate
States Of America; many [hones:ads of negroes - .have
teen released !non the pOwers of sleverY, in which they
have so lorig Suffered; and inade,'-freeinen in bathe. at
least. it not- in . fact - • Although ;this Utter abolition
cif
human slavery' iu this country is- one great 'step in the
arivancenient of eivilizatiou, yet the mere act of giving •
the :AAA's. - Of freemen 'to them: thoesanda - of helpless
ixtople does not: e.arsters the work, and unless - they
are also made freenien.us IeAOT. it were better- thetth is
had ntit been done 'end It i fnr-this ressod that many
patnets.and philanthropists throughout the country ear
nestly reCommend -their - enfranchisement To many
prejudiced !Muds the idea of giving the right of suffrage
to the negroes .seems :perfectly horrible;:hut let such
listen to some of:the reveille given in favor-•of-the
measure, and then' decide as teethe merits of the plan;
• This is a Republican forth of gevernmen., the (nudo.
mental. principle of which le that each male citizen' on
arriving at a certain •ag,e-. is ; entitled to participate :in
thegovernment of the.couhtryeand in the eves of the.
law the vote of one' citizen -is of: nit .m.ore , value-than
that of anyother. • Iu Other words. Mach citizen "is en,
&Owen' with .certain inalienable rights. among' which,
are life; liberay. and the pursuit of happlue,si."...T is,
feria of government diffire from thetnouarchlealin this,
that the right of .iroveninient belongs to and heexer-.
deed by a few leading families under the latter system.
while under the finder t tie right bekings to the•peOple
at• large. mid is exercised by certain persona to whom
the right, is -delegated 'by the people. In ortierthett,.
that tee people m• y . have this, privilege of self-govern
nicht each citizen lege:tilted the right of suffrage. and
then he delet,ates his power by his vote :to some one
else, Who : will assist in making laws which he Is bound
lit obey, and respect. ''These inalienable rights are of
course. recognized in every State. - but in different local
ities various (mall tie:thous are made:before the right of
suffrage is granted. In meat 'States only : "white male .
eitiptmeo areentitied.to this right, and in some a Pro
tatzty lam:lineation is required. The question may.be :
asked how can .we deny that right to the -black Man
Which ire-freely trite to the:White man f
Americans will, remember that among the .21114 PS eon
merited lifthe :Declaration - of Independence as neceSsl.
taring, the separation of the colonies •friim the mother
cOuntry. - wits one that the Colonies had been, taxed,
withoutietving been allnWed a represeutatioe in Parlia
ment,: In those days such action on the part of the
'British Government Was deemed .an an. and the ,
:itidignation of Ole whole people:Was aroused.
Most a parallel case has ariseh... Here are four millions
of freedmen-in the country who will - be called. upon
like other citizens to pay their proportionate skare of
tares. and.yet there is objection made to their bating
the right of suffrage so that they too eau hate their rep..
resentatives in, our halls of legislation. If the principle
of taxation' without repreaentation was wrong in
then the Same. principle "is wrong today. for truth and
right never die. and a wrong principle can never be
come right; Common justice. then, requireS that the
freedmen-shoed be giveh : alltlie rights- accorded to a
white eitizm. unless it be proven. a hotheaded sonth
'erneys In days
i gOne..qcontended, that allegro is not a
MAS. *Thainrgument. s too'silly to be.teken notice of,
and it would be, of no more advantage to enter into a
long.dissertation -to prove that the radio is atilite
' than to : prove' the .Indian a member a- the. human
• BUt in addition to the claim for
: suffrage vehichthe
negro hasas-a man;-his cervices during the war should
aloue entitle.himio.this privilege. When .the history
of - the late war is fatly written out there - will- be no
-briehter.deeds contained in it . .than the actions of our.
'colored siddiers—there will be no bridlter pages than,
thorehn which are:recounted the battle at Tort Hud
son,the charge en Piirt •Wertier. and other brave char-
Os. It will-he a thatterof history that, thniughout the:
whole war that race without 'eaCePtion. rerwtined faith
full° the lag of their. reourftry—they &misted - vier pris. -
otters to esmpe —fed . them if: wheu well,
nurs:ed them when' sick, and - secreted them when per
sued by bloodthirsty foes—they prayed for the -1 1311CINS8
of 'our anti& fought - for us, -bled focus, rendered for us
all manner of 'persecntibe.hueger. starvation. and ig.
nominious death—they aided and assisted .he jet every
imaginable .manner—gave important. information to -
our Generalsincted asomles rind scouts-,and thousands
of them have Offered tip their" lives as a sacrifice up.m
-the altar of their Country, In love -for their 'Country
they have vied:with their white brethren. end-the:his:Ai,
ry of the past four years. twill show their devotion.' Yet,
notwithstalicling • all they have done for us and our
Conthry. the , e ate some among - u , 'who-are :opposed to
'giving theta the rights of freemen ! Every mail. be
he,whiler black or'yellow. born iu Aineriee Eurhpe- or
Africa.: who has shown - his devotion to, his country by
following its flag as soldier through this War,.sliould
.he given the right of suffrage and'a voice-in the govern.
ment. for who can have a better right to- participate in
the governtueit of 'the cintihry than those -who battled
• for its existence. and defended it with their lives against
the-murderous ass:inns orbit, dy-liaoded traitors.?
OurgOverement has been formed • forthe henetit of
the whole people. and it hasalways been our boast that
here ail men are equal-in tub eye of the late—the pm-or;
aiiirignitrant being on the same 'tooting .with the rich
and edurated. We have heretofore deined • this right to
..the. - black"man —not began:se he .was not intelligent
enough. but merely:bee:Mete he . This princi
ple Ls-utterly wrong.- Were the case' reversed. and
werethe whites . ..lh the Minority and the negroes in the
majority, would nth the former consider it an outrage
of the most flagrant. character If -the latter were to deny
Tinge the right-ol' suffrage, merely beralise • they. are
moire. -It is not the valor or the appearance of a man,
but it is - snap-that-makes - Roe man. If thee itcolored
seamisMndowed with a fair Share of intelligence, a feet
which lo ne of its taut donbt. judging froni • their actions
during this war, : lie has, fully as inueh claim to the right
of suffrage as any MAMA White brethren. and has just as
much right to participatein that gouts nthent which Was
' formed fort he hemeflt of Ottefamily. class or people.
but for the-tsarina , L-for all men: - • : .
Billeven if the negroes _weld not claim dheelective
franehise*B n. Matter of just ice and right, civilization
and.hemanity demand that this boon should he grant
led.. We w,-Imirito our sheres, with.open arias, the
p i er, and 'oppressed of esiery flatten'-we give Meat eiti
zenship. - elect them-to ofticeS of trust and honor. - }dare
ttiena in every reepeet on erphility with 'ourselves,
and give them every advantage io their eff.trts to. etter
.their.contlitinn Butftthen it is proposed:to treat thieie
. millions of negroes in the same :m oilier. there- Ls. a
great hue - and cry about-their not helm; MI.: - the
liege. This' is just the reason Why.rhea• sheuld he en:,
franchised.: They have been taken from their elavery
and mum now dettenil Mem themselves` for support. If
we block 'up every - path to their advancement ; deprive -
-them of the. most sacred rights - .of. freemen :-take no
testinionyin courts-friar ( them; exclude them from all
:hopes of ever attaining t l oily pleitioa•in * the, laud ;; al
low them no.v:tiee in the voting ; make them'-feel that
they 'area despised, down-trodden race : place .them
the rewer of evil-minded politiCians who will posit laws
without - their vot:e lit - the matter at all. patting :then'
under burdensome re,frictions nothing calthe eripectt
ed but that their enndbitin in place of grieving better, :
will glow worse and' they will become -re Curse to the
Clvilliation and humanity demand then. that in
oider to -avoid this evil. reenit. we Must' give them all
the lioerties of freemen... • All their euergies of [rood
and tit body must be called , forth: their liberties must
be, protected lad their rights- seenred.bj : the strong arm
of the law: ibeginust -have a lair. Held for their devel
opnietit as It race. so-that in their deeds they may prove
themselves. worth+ memoers of the cominon- brother
hood of. man:: Let-the maxim "Rand-time. is that
liandsOnie does" be settled principle of our political
creed. and then although a nian.may.havettblitek Skin,.
he will he regarded 'as "a man foe all :that." • Let Mir
111-1 - truuded prejulicsi4 . apinst'coliw--,--Prejtelfees which .
bave been, taught :and cherished by the. arrogant
.spirit 01 Slavery-be 'timbered with the things at the
past, and then-all people will gladly unite in : giving*to
a brave andm,Val people—ti people held in bondage and .
degradation for,many yeare; goaded on totheir work by
thetas& of the staie-drfver—that greattext of gifts which
It is possitile for. this great American nation to give to
PertMenrech''dtagiised,', dovemtrodden race—NEGRO
SUNTRAGE, . •
..Mtnessetier, June • 2o, . : •, . .
J.
110.11:WIE; Pouu,iile, Pa.,
•
W .
• HEELER 'Ft WILSON - •
S,E WING MACHINES
• .. • •,
• •
In ..Schuylkill County: •
A numberof these excellent Family Archines are al
ways; kept nn
.hand and can be seen In 'operation by*
calling at .his . remidence In Market Street. avove sth,
next door to the English Lutheran Church.- : •
.
To Accnmmo iate persens using these Machines, a
FiliPlY of Machine Need/es, Machiire,Ciii and Soap, and
Clark's Thread, in all numbers and colors, especially
adaptedlo Sewing Machine row, will be kept on hand. :
.Tin tough instructions tor working 'these Middies
-will-be given to parties purchasing. -. _ •
Orders by mall *ill receive prompt attention. Call
and'exaniine before purehaslng elsowhere.
..Jainuary 23..*Gs
NS 53
106 43
20 00
25 00
5 00
511.00
==M
$755 96
3,g7658
—..a..tr...
: E vbm*rmtmemo ,
ras*Guo striTirtAGic.
OLAIIDE M6II.9I:ANT
AGENT FOR THE SALE OF TEE
. . .
At'ilray • Hair; nalduria, Dandruili,. nay
DiScame of the ticallp...:-No.:lhsoovrny CAN Cog!
PARK IT. ./.7.ISNOS'A DYE. • • '
"Li/111:1011.! "Hair Color Restorer.",
',"Londor rna . ••ilair•Color Restorer."
."Londoe" Womms • ••liair'Color Restorer... ,
"London" . Color Reatore.--!'
"LMtiinn" • . Restorer"
' • ."Liandthi" : . • -"Hair ColorEcatorer."
It la the Oin.fliEwcc:•.rr . Itiaroaga .OP Cocoa on.Pgrt;
Cl' UAIR.DIOI36ING 130.}11SiN7'.1/: Delicately-pert:anted.
1;11 will meant grayhair to itm origina l color.
•2 It willinake it grow on bald heads.. • ' • •
...3. It will reatore tee natural aecretione..,
•; 4 .It will rem we all dandrifrand ltcliloce.. : •
s. It'aillmako the tutir soft,.glosay. and flexible.
A It. will tireaerve the original. color to old age. •
1. It Will prevent the liairlioni falling aft
cunt:ail Maneseinfike'se.ala.
• *. • •IT lst.loT A DTA,'
"London" -: • • "Hair' Color . Restorer
•*-Landois. - - Imam • "hair Coler Restorer."
"Lawton". "Hair .Color Re,forer."
"London" TlllB • "Hair 'Color Restorer."
"Londm"•:• • "ilate C o lor Restorer."
"London' , ' ' carpricsTE ' . "hair Cofor Restorer "
"London^ ' ' • • "Hair Color, Restorer." ALBRIORT.L-On the 15th near . Orwigiburg,
"Uszo iMIVIAcer tXmlierr Pininat V 49 Ar m CLZDA " r.". I M. Albright, _wife ~, of Abraham. „Albright, In , the 67th Da, SW - Art . 4g & : Some six yenta Itgeq began tO year her age. , ' '
Ulm , my hsir„,aird continued to - do co-: until the. scalp
became as bale is the pain Of my hand; troubled al-o • ' BbYD.—lsi Tantalus 'on the lath inst.. very midden
', I_l'..T ct ourtZagersar. el esti con of George L.- and Lydia
with a dicagreeableltehing fever. great lwan'and drum.
mfr. small . pustulMkwould form, quite sore to the touch. - years andincaltha. '
and the remaining portion - cif the .hair on the Side and Fotrucir..--Ija the4/3th inst.. In Philadelphia.
back of my. head me quite grey.' After using', a i PArMito Fortes, Esq,i'in the 60th year cd,hia age.
number, of Restorativei adiedj without 'success. r 16th last... in 'Orwigabing.
and my head nearly destitute • of, reluctanty
',o
SABLES GraNdicr, aged.li years. . - • .
cOmmenced Mina Ahe -.LONDON lIAIR COLOR R
STORER AND PRESSII6O... No*, candor , and. jus- tbe.l6th lust:. in , Pinegoins. '
tics compel / 10 : 3( ¢ - MT that.through. its.rise „. wife or Kara Rank, and daughter of George Schertie of
now rmseit neWandbeautiful
growth' of. tair, c - 1 00. Pottsville. in the 23.1 year of her . age!,
pletely restored to original dark earl' glassy *Wear- ! SHOT . LillilllMEß:—On the 16th inst. is Ram
ante and t venturer : Vie assertion .: the *Mid furnishes•lnnr,,Soint-t It: titre of (image, Shotlcnberger,
,no,preiaration equal to this: , and I do. conscientiously, :14,,yeare. month and Y 8 days_
say to all who are gray, or bald. hair dry and .lutrchJ or . -Reading...lmre
Egiqns, to use •at once this cleanly andAcliffittallf .• Seams - -Req., graudsatt- of rim . MM. : Governor Joseph'
-perfumed - article..MAC L. M&ltSgAt. the - aid year of his age. • • •- - •
G.. di., * ' TRACY : —At.Pinegrove. on, Friday: Jtmi3l6th, Has
, - teo" r • -ay Restam.-son'of W: and 'Caroline P. Tracy,
Price Tt; oasis a battle: sir. b0.tt1e5.,54... Sind
- • aged 5 years, in months and 3R da. , • - •
IIWAYREAROMIM/i O /.4l SUM 1 1 P161.,-,40.7e 7elqT; • . Acirliartford and ya papers - oone. copy.
Jog, 0, haosys . Rottsvlild: . ,,j • - . Inst..:l
.yirest
,lLKSlirSity/ORic. - af t" ° Zit 6 . 1361311 '. 46 .1 33 # 4 " , ,
• - • - , swaths 20 1 t • .
• •
- .TEX .GBR&T,ENGLISH REMEDY.
ca,Ailews -
,"-C - 03'.1 1 fli#1tED i'EnALE
Pre P ared fi'cm 9 tr Clarke, M. D..
. • PlivsichilExtriorditung to the queen.' - .
welt ltnBwn Medicine is no imposition, hat a
sure and sate remedy,-for Female Difficulties' and Ob=
structlons, frinn. any cause whatever :.find, -although a
powerful, remedy, it contains nothing-hurtful to the
• - To MaalusfiLanisi it is peculiarly milted:
in a short time, bring on the monthly period with reg
ularity::
In all cases of •Nervous and. Hpitml Affections...pain
in the Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue on slight
exertion,-Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits,-
Hysterics, Sick .licadactie, Whites. and - ail the Painful
diseases occugoneft by a dikirdered • system, these pills
will eftect a curewhen all other means have filled..
Tur.sx rata H!7l NMI!. nit% KNOWN' TO van. worms
THE OiItECTIONIiI Oil SHE SD Plat or PAXP6L.ILT -AILS WELL
• For ftiliparticulrins, gets pampidet free, ot. the Agt.
Sold by all Drngpste. Price $1 per bottle. . •
'Sole United States Agent. • ' •
JOHN .MOSES. 27 Cortlandt St., New. YOrk.. .
• . N. 8.-.sl - and 6 Tonnage stanips enclosed to, any au
thorized &Tent: will insure &bottle containing Oyer 40
. . .
Noy. 5. 'tit
. • . .
[From- the :Larijeit . Manttfeetwrlng Cherrtiats in.the
'I
- am acquainted with
.Mn.. U.E. HELmantn..
rammer of Iletataottos tissonsit. Tessa RATIon.
=tallied the drug-store oppsi.e. my residence: and
was succoLgul Iq conc:ucting the business where others
had not been equally so before- him. have been fa
vorably Impressed: ith his character and enterprise. ,
WILLI .431-.WRIGIITMAN,
ram of sPoWnsea Watourrain,. • . -
Manufacturing Chemists,
9th and Brewn Streete
April 5, 45.'
E LM WI:1)4S CONCE,NtitATHII , EXTRACT BUCHtr
FIELMUOLD . S CONCENTaiTILD EITILier ahIteAP,AUILLA
Willi are preptired ficsbritine, to iples Phaimasy
gi,nd c......etuist4, and - are, the most 'actlye:that can be
made '
,A 1 ,41 • 14-am
.
:MATRIMONIAL. .
Ladies Held Gentlemen.":, - if you' to
marry ref can ilieco addressjiig" me: I. will send .
You. without *money. and without price; 'vsluable in-
Lunation. that will enable you,tomarry happily and
5p eedily. irrespective of age, wealth or beauty. This
inturmation will coet you nothing and if You - wien
marry. - I . Rill cheetfully.assier von.- • All letters atrictly
confidential. -The desiretileori•aation sent by return
-mail, and no . reward asked.: Please Inclose postage or.
stamped envelope. addressed In .voumelf. Addresa,
. SAR All B. -LAMBERT, Greenrint.
20, !05.-20-3m Faug4 Co.. . Yor k.
. . .
.
a
.:IDratliess, Blindness tikd Catarrlle,:tiOitted'
with the utmost success.. by Dr: J. ISAACS. OCulist.
and Aurist... (formerly , " of Leyden. - llollancl4 No . 51J
PINE 'Street. Philadelphia. TestimohialS from the
most reliable'Sources iu the CitY. arid Country can be
seett attii:Office. . The niedical faculty are incited to
accompany their patients;' as he..lias - no secrets in his
practice. A RTIPICI A I.;ETES lueerted Withont.pain.
No charge made for examination. • ' • .
. . . .
.
•. Thit.th.oßy . 41F . MAN . IS STllENGTllt—Therefore, the
nervous and debilitated should immediately ,use lima&
/VOWS EXTRACT &TIM" - . ',Aprtl. 6, 65. •-14-6 in , • " •
. . . . .
_ .'
- If you :Vratat to now., a' Mille of Every
thing relating to. tho hnmhn system.. ,male arid fe
male: the 'causes and treatment of diseases the mar'"
cristiims of the World how to ivarty.well arid a
thousand things never . publisinql. before read .the re
vised edition of "Mitiriont COMMON. Sintsz." curious
book for minus 'people.. and 'iv,good .book" for every
one. tfin.pages, 100 . 111ustratiinis..•.Pricest Con
tents table sent free to any. address.' :Books May be
had at the Bookstores,. Or . will be Rent by' maiL•Posl
paid on'receipt of pride. Andress E. 11. - F9OTE, M. at
*Feb. 42! • 65.5-61h. • . •1130 Broadway, Sin('York.
. .
The Bridal phatabercan Essay of Warning
and InStractiou for , Young Men-ptiblished by the Erni.-
ard Association, and fpnt fee. of 'charge .in 'sealed en
velopes. --* Address. Dr: J. SE.ILLEr7 ILOEG . IITON,•
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.. . • • •
. .
. , .
-. A Thing of - Beauty 1. A• Joy Forelrer..
. Those who .di ire .brilliancy of cdmpl4xion...ntust
purify und'enric.b .the blend. which lita.smomos .0:0-
CENTAATEIi EXTRA . 6" SMIttiAPAITALLA ifivariablv.does Uri
collect it lA'aci patent medicine. .Ask .for iielmboitts,
Take no"other. . April S; '65,-• '• • :• . 14-dm . .
, .
' 1 1 111 liCrell REartmi , .11GI .Y
1101:161 - EN:TH.ACT . IIecIitr.. • ; • April
HAIR DV fiat D I R
, . .
glair,. liie the.' best in the
world: The only true and perfect 'DyezL-Ilarniless—an
stanraneons and'it(diable--produces a splendid -Black
or Natural Bro*n-rentedies eircets'of l3a l Wes,
and frvpiehtly restores the, origindl.color. Sold. by all
Drumsts. The genuine is signed;-W; A. Batchelor, SI.
'Barclay Street, Navy York.. • • . • . • •
January 7. IStIS. . • I-ly, .
Illtdtaabold 7 mEitratci of %sarsaparilla dean
fl'S and renoVatelsdhe bland; instils the . Inzir•of health
v
In, the system, and phreee nut the humors thitt 'make
disease,. , Apr116.. 1 65 .
The'Briant Cbsi'mbei.
. .
.
' A note of warning, and nth ice to these tonffering with:
Seminal, W.enknees,•.Getieraif Debility: or Premitnre-lle
cny, front whatever c.Anse produced. ' Read: pondelymnd
'rellert !.• Be ‘ , ..1e.a in time. • - . ' • •. . .-- ".
f Seut Fll Et many address, for the ailleted. Sent by
' - return snail. . Address •
. , •JA:sets S..BeTcr.R,
April, 9, .6.5. 14-3 m) ..429 IlromlWay,New York
.. .
. . ... .
A:.lientlettinn care d -'of Nervous Delfility..Pre-:
mature Decay. and the effects of 'youthful iudiscret inn,
will .be'llaopy to - furnish other,. with the means of cure.
( free of charge): .This remedy is 'simple, safe, and
certain • ' .. . . .. , ,
For run particulars. Hy return mail: please addreSs
JOIN B. OGDEN; 60 - Nassau St., New - York.
June 3..'65. " • • ' . . 22_3m
wit stKE 'ex xv!fipioi e
. .
Po you pr 31,Mimiche.t.•thir Ore
clan CoMponral will force th'em t.i unity ,n 1 The month
em face urchin. or Ifhir'ou bald htlida, -hi ' Week§
Price. !it Sent by mail anyw.here, aealed,
on ref ipt : of Ork;e.. Address; . • • • : .
YAB.NEII,t CO., BOX 1.38,13i00k1yu.
EtrlntboltlN. Fluid 'Extract Buchu: is
pleasaut Uiste'and lidef. free from altinjuri.nuf pro
wrties-tind ieituediefOri its'ertion. S. v;6, 14.6 m
To Purify, Enrich *lir Mood, and Menu-.
tify the ct) . ntplexinti, use 11ELM1401.108 LIIMILY.CONCEN
TP.ATEO ELCLI , EXTBALIT- SARSAIntIII.I.A. ' One bottle
equals in strength one gallon of 'the Syrup or Decoction,
. .April ' •
. ,
Old Eyes de. Neap.--A. pamphtet. directing
bow to speedily restore sight and give up speclaCles.
without-aid of doctor - or medicine. Sent bymetsil. five
,on receipt of if! cents. Addfess E. B. FOOTE..M. D.
• 11.30 Broadway, New:York
' - Brother:km*llM Circulating Library;.
Market street,- Pottsville:- Special arrangemeuta are
made with 'person' in the towns of 31ahanoy..Schnylkill
Haven,. Millersville, and Tamaqua,' FOUR DIFFER-.
ENT BOOKS are 'lowed to subscribers a-.llisiance
frornyottsVille: All the new Publications are added nit
'a on as. issued. (March 26. 6d.
. . .
.A.. •Itllenr, anisooth. Skin and' Beautiful
complexierifelliiws the' rie-nr liatuten.lea CONCENTRA
TED FIXII , EXTENTI , SARSP,PAIIII.L , .. It rerneCna black
.spits,:plinples and all erapthani of. the akin. . ; -
April 8,'6.5. • '.." ..• . . . ... 14-ilm . • •
Not a few of the Wort itipordera that
afflict , mankind arise (rom eruptions: ( . ~1 the blohd.
lirt.stam.o•s Errahcrr 'CT SAUSSPAEILLA is - a remedy •of
the. utmost value, April 6. '6s'. , 14-6 m
.goooo:_4otelliirnct
NOTICES
• at Trinity .(Episcopal) .Chnrch 'on.
Sunday morning •at , past 10. Sunday evening at
pats.t T,'eicept on thessecom., Su O,AY to TAn 110N71.1,
when the servicels at X' past 3, P. M.; iu
,place of the .
evening. • :' • '
tT!First Presbyterian Church, coiner :
11111E1t011gO end Third Streets,. Rev, [ISAAC RILEY,. Plll,
Um: Services, Sunday . 10)¢ A. M.• and. TX, P. NI., ex
cept. nn the tid Sunday of .every month, when the secmid
service will:beheld at 334. P. Lecture, Thursday
evebing .at :Tg.• Sabbath School, 2 P. .M.• Prayer
Meeting. quarter before 10,, Sunday morning.
fir German — Reformed ',Church; - Market
Street. Rev - J. C:-.BUOILKIL Pastor. Regular.services.
alternately.. in the German and,English,,lunatages, ev.•
ery Sabbath day,•at 10 A. AL &, TM P. M. Prayer Meet
ing,' and Lecture every Wednesday evening at TX P. M.
Juni 4t and 15th, English to the morrongtuni Ger
man ih the evening,. . • „ • ' •
June 11th and 2.5 th, German in the !hunting and Eng
lish in the evening.
~. .
re- Union-, Prayer Meeting, every' Stindiy
morning; from 83 qp9g o'clock'. in the frame Church
on Second Street.z . between• Market. and. Norwegian Ste.
All are' invited.:, • ' •••••• •• •
. . . .
•• tkr•Eviengellenii-Cheireb; COloishill greet.—
Rev. SAm.i. G. Rau.tue,-Paator:' will preach .German 'ay
'eiy Sunday naurning io , 10 o'clock,.audiluglieh in the
• Evenine at 7 o'cluck. .. ' '• ''. . Y •.:• : ' ' :. .
Critlethediat E. Church. Second street, above
Market. Rey. J. 8.. MoCut.Louint,' Pastor. -Services:
Sabbath, at 10, A.. M., and 7, P.. M. Prayer Meeting,
Tuesday evening, at 734 o'clock .. -. •
IlrEng. Lutheran Church,: Market Square:
Rev. L. M. KOONS, Pastor:: Preaching every Sunday
morning t find evening'..at 103,; A.- and.L:p: m.—
Prayer feting and Lecttue Thunday. even., at 7 o.cbxlc
rtaAanazzo,
_ ,
AO marriage Nottiei4 mice be accompanied with 25
ernt..te appear in the JOIJUNAL' . • • - : •
.
HARRIS—BRODREAD.- 2 ln 14evr. York City. June
20th; hi , the'Reir John Cotton Smith; D..D...joscrtt S.
'MMus of *Pottsville; to DRILLA BRUMIRAiI.' daughter, of
George H. Brodhead.-Esq.,.o“;iew*Yoric. •
HASifERL.LORD.--On the 19th inst., by Rev. WM.
McCombs; Mr. GARRKTT GANGER LCI• *l5l MART N.
Loan, both .
of. Port Carbon':
. . .
LEBENGOOD—RITZMLLER.At - Plnegrove; on
the sorb day'ut Juno, by:Rev, 0..5. Refit), Mr Prom
i+ 'tires:snoop of :Pottstotvn , to , Ra MA .L.
MILLER of Pinetrovel. - •
Sintple announcewnto , deafly,. free. Those ae-.
ctimpanfitinith notice*, Wee., must be - paid..fornt the
rate of la e.ente per tine. , • - ;
"
speed bc IP WAN rigs) :16 .
friurteen yrft. keeper._ hiving practical a-- e,x
•Box " th ink a Puldicaf extiiiienPe
dune IT: t 5 Yale P.O empl oyer.. Address D. S ce of
B.;
WANIPED.—Ttie au
.. L,,dersigoed wishes to putebsso 3 .seemuLtutOd'lStesok
&glum or 20 or 30 horse-power each: Addresi
s•-• JABEZSPA.RIM Pottsville, Ps, .
Mai 7. *cc - • • • - • • . -15-tf
.
AVA MED D to purchiae 81x at. Eight second band
,Diginea'froin tO 40 honie power:. Pumice and
Di/ins of sU sites andlioilers at- any aim.: . The
est cub price will be'plid ftw the same by':
:: • • -WREN 4L- BROTHER. Coal SL, rothwllle.
Apri 1."45. • - 10-tf
•
AVANTIF.D.--Wslinatlon by ay . outt - n , man, a grad
, V.. nate of Crittenden's Connnercial Colley:. as Clerk
or.Book-Keeper._ Having several years experience in:
.clerkinz In the coal reghin, beet or references for. abil
ity 'and Integrity given. :Please address `TOOK-
H.R.E,PER" at this office. March 1.1, ,e4.--10.t.f
. - .
man , .
I, } ANTED .-: An of active,' enervtie btadneas
• 11
. habits," as ..kssistant Superintendent • of several
Collieries.- - A young Civil - Engineer; laving :some. ex,
perience in: and about . mines preferred: must 'be an
Abiericati. A.pruper person can bear of a very (ie.,-
Table - place : , AOdrees.D; .1111.._Miliers' Jonn,al. Potts..
-ville. Pa. .. ~. '.. - • June :4. '61.-21-fit . '
L .
074T r Ott 3111 ML AID, at or in the vicinity of
the Pennsylvania Hall, on Thu nuday, P. M.. May2s,
LSkA r. massive GOLD SEAL 'RING with a Red Stone,
bearing a device and motto. A suitable reward and the
thanks of the ovMer will be given for the recovery of
the ring Or for information . leading to it. The name of
the owner is engraved within • the ring. = Please 6414.
dieei JOURNAL OFFICE.• • June 3.15...-.22.4t.
. . . .
.tItANTE by the School Board cif the. Borough
II of S 1 ner vilte Seven . Female Teachers to take.
charge of the Schools in saki • Borough.' The:salaried'
areas follows:—Grammar. N0..1, $lO 00 per month:
Gralmar. No: 2. $25 00'; Do. Seeiindary No, I and.%
$2.3-511•,- Primary N 0.2 an , l3, $22 50,.•,The Schools
are kept open 10 monthii daring the.year: The Ceonty
Superintendent will hold au Examination • for *poll=
cants In the Brick School flonsetn the Borongh.Of."Ml-
nersville. on Friday. June V.id, ,cenimeiming:.nt. 83
:o'elock, A., 41., precisely.: ' -WITZEMAN:„
•. . - • Secretary of Schoel
•'..24lnerseille. Jane 13, • * ; •
. ,
NOTIC lIR,LAI I persons arg hereby eau
;Honed not to ". Oust my 'wire EThIA • BOY
ER. (;O my ace - omit, asj will pay no debts of her con . -
treeing,. - . JOHN' ROVER.'
:June 24.'65 . 25.3 t•
ROTICIL—Th'e an h ,rl b er hero ). o
tiuna all peisona from trusting wife. JO.
SEPRINE MOYER. -on Ida account; ae he will pay no
debt...of her contracting actor this dAte . • •
SAML. MOYER, near Annurn,.Schuylkill'Co., Pa.
June 19, .65. • "."6-3t• • •
7 --.NOTICIE.--,lltivine. commenced to destroy
'incentive." In my. posse.sion, those .wiallinir
particular: pictures. preserved will pica.. notify me at
once. M. ALLEN. Photoirraphi.t.
UNiTED P1TAT1 7 .1 , 4 'INTERNAL
• • REVENVE.--.office atike
nor. Potlwillr, .Pn.—Notice is hereby given' to•
allpeisats•orlocerned, that the Annual Lite.s Enumer
ations-andAppraisements for .the year ISCA for the
Tenth Ctillei•tion•District: Of Pefinsvleania: talten pur..
mutt to the Excise Laws of the Enitert States, have
been completed, and will he open for examination at
my office on Centre street . , In the Borough .of 'Potts,.
'dile. on, die..loth..-lith and 12th du p. 'o f
Jolt, A. D., 1564; and on said . days API . EALS.
relative to any . erroneous or excessive valuations- - ,
rnittustnrei3ts, or enumerations by the several Aaaistant
Assei4ors, will be received and determined: . •
. Notice is fttrther given That no appeal viii US 'allowed
to any party litter he shall have been dal assessed and
the tist 'cOntainlnr, thS assessment has b en transmitted
to the Collector pt the District. . .
. .
All appeals must be' made in wri ing, and must
specify the particular cause. matter nr thing r&pecting
whicb.a decision is• requested, and must state the•
ground - or principle of error complained ot: •
• . JOHN W KILIANCIER. '
• .••• ••'ti. - S. AFFessor lUth Diturict;•Vennsylwaniti;
..Pottsville, June '24, '65, 125-St
DIED.
_O,I N..1.R.A.1... NoTic.Ks:
Corner Centre and Market streeta,.Psittaville. Pa
Jurie 24 '4.5" - • Mtf--
YOTII'St--Anexaintoatinn for Teachers
. • for Schuylkill Township, will be lield . at the
Sebool House, Tuscarora, on the first Saturday in JUly,
tommeneing :o'clock, A. bL, by . Jesse
County Superintendent. *-
By order of the Board. JACOB HEITZ/ Secty.
. June •• • . • 23-3 t,
• mioTic E.—A public:examination will be
held by the County Superintendent of Public
Schools; at Cre•isona,,iin MONDAY. June .2Gth, 18116,
commencing at S 3 o' clock. A. M. The School Board
at Cressona wild; to employ for the ensuing school year
Cronsiatlng.of a ten - months term. and commencing on.
Mlinday. September 4th, !Sao the following teal hers
One Male as principal, and three tenialM , in the sub-
Ordinate departments. The teachers. in Ischiails Nos. I
and 2 to recei'e s2t, .per •month ; in school No. 3 $3O
per mouth. and the principal $6O p e r month
By order of the Board. ll'. 11.
,BIiCES. Secy.
' , . • - . . 24 2t
THIEITIONT,• JUNE 6, 1564.--The
public pre cautioned against giving credit to
the Midi of j" IM TTER CO., ruder any Align
note, or contract," for, the purchase of any thing --
for or on behalf of the said Firm of J. A. Dutter
CO ..by James Roebuck, who wits ti member of the
said F r i rm. as the said James Roebuck has retired from
the performante of his "ditties as e.memher of the said
Firm.-and has no power .to' act for the said Firm., add
no debts contracted by hiM will be paid by. the said
Firm. • . HENRY HEIL,
. J. A. DLITDR,
Actins fofthe said F'i'rm of J. A. butter Co.
June 10,'65
TINE ININIZI4 NIVIS TI
TUTION.. F POTTSVI I. LE.--
Whereas, the- IHreetora or the ahove-named Institu-
-tion. pursuant to a resolution of its Stockholders to
wind up its affairs, have made-a voluntary as4t . nment
Of till its esiSte. real.and -personal, to the, undersigned.
iu trust for creditors and the same has been approved
by the Court of C\immon Pleas of ,•ichriylkill County •
All persons indebted to said Institution are request
ed to make: payment, and those having claims' will
present them without delay to •
- CHRISTOPHER LITTLE,
Ofllre.--Matiantongo St, Corner of 9.41, Coppr,site Post
Ottice). June AO; . •
LITERARY NOTICE.—The
Ill•dersigpeci respectfully - Informs - the public.
that hewill opeu,his Institute on the .lath day of July
ensuing, for the - further advancenient of - students - in
the various branchvg Of. education. required by the
pmfessor to the School Room..the Clerk in mercantile
pursuits, and the Mathematiean in- his survey. of earth
and ocean includinil,the use of Algebra and Flexions;
So higher commendation is offered: to the public-for
the future than their oozy retrospectof the past twenty
years, during which period. his pupils in the various
literary departinents in ths.State and .County compare
-favorably with thfSe of any other Institute.
• more of whoM have •signalized ' themselves hi
the defence of the-nation, many of whom. now.return
with patriotle pride.—or sleep the sleets that knows no
waking among the nuretUrned-brave, - enahrined in the
affee*ns - Of every true American, •.
To such as have lost parent, brnther, or main sup
port. In the cause of the nation; and desire-'to attend;*
their education and stationary shall be %furnished with
out-cost to theni. which offer is designed as an humble
and honorary tribute in the-cau a of theVbereavement,
I'. D BARNETT, Principal.'
. . I. M. BARNETT, A.s,lßt.tut.
Palo Alto, Jane IT; • . '2.4 -3t
II E A 8,.. thit Auditor General: as
reqoired by the ilth Section of the Act en
titled ••An Act enabling the Banks (if thil(Cotnmon
ivualth to become Associations for the. Ourpore; of
Banking under the lawn of the, United' Staten, parsed
on, the 22d day (it August_ A. IL that. has minded to
•ne that the. “Giivernment.Bank.'t at ,Nttsr ille. Pa.,
has:tarnished satisfactory evidence ,to him that all, the
_requirements of said Act have been . complied with by
the'enid Bank. andlhat it has become an Amoctation
for the purpose of 'banking under the laws of the Uni
ted Staten. • . •
. , . .
I do therefore - cause this notice. thereof to be pub
lished in, accordance -IA itti the, provisions. of the said
Ilth'Seetion of the Act. amt' do declare that the
Charter of-said Bank by the terms - of said Actis deem
eft-and taken. to be hereupon surrendered. subject to
the provisions of theist Section of said Act
•- a. G:CERTIN, Governor of Pennsylvania.
Etcrterrive CllAMltpt, Harrisburg, June.2d. 1365. •
..Juue 10, ;65.. - . - 21-tit
FOR SALE ANDTo 'LET:
.
i d t t
T UL.ES FOR ti.A.ILE CIIIIEAP.
' •
INK . good vorki lig - Idulee euited to auk ode.. .
.. • J. J. &G. W. CROSLAND, Pottsville.' . . .
June 24., , i.Z. ,' .• • . . . 25-2 t• . : . ,
. .
r i lo .. lt SALE OR TO RENT.—The under
-1 signed offers tiir sale or rent a double Frame
House and Lot. f,O feet front by gin deep.', 'lie
House is located on'eentreStreet, Ashland, and
_ .
is suitable (or u store and dwellln;:. For further-par
tieulars apply • . BARNARD SCHRADER.'
Ashlaial.•Junelt' '. • ' • • 21-2. m•
VALtABLE PUOTERTV AT PRE-
Y TATE MALE.— One-twentieth interest in the.
tract of: coal land in -New Castle Township, Schuylkill
County..(known as the Putt Baunan Tracticontaiu- -
. log about 420 acres: • : • • • .
• • A tract of 220 acres of COAL and , 'PI3IBER LAND,
' in Riley Township .
. . ••
Lute on Coal street..hetween NorsSegian - and .ISfauch
Chunk streets. Pottsville. = Desirable - sites for ware
houses. manufactories, & '
• Three Building Lots on Laurel stieet.'
.A number of Building Lots On Coal, Norwegian,
Railmiut:and Washinctdo streets-'l3reetiwood Ad
. ditioh." Apply to-LIB:CRY C. RUSSEL.:
•-Lit-Tnsed Real Estate Agt., corner 2nd and -Maliantini
' :go *to., Pottsville, Pa. • Jude 10;06b:7,234f
rIRITAITE SALE OF IIEAL ESTATE.
,The undersigned offer at private sale the folltiw-
Mg valuable real estate. belonging to the estate of the
late JOHN HARPER, decd, viz: _ . , '' •
Pilo.• I .—The well-known Tavern - Stand, situated in
East Hanover Township, Lebanon •Connty. 'anti
the public road leading from Jonestown to Har
risburg, long and favorably known as HARPER.B
TAVERN. about 20 Miles front Harrisburg, and.Pless
stab.' situated it - thi junction of the. Indiantown and
Swatara creeks. • In corine e ttort with the Brick Tavern
about., are aboet. • • . •
• 90 .Acri'44if Farm: Laud.
under a high State of cultivation, on, which are also a
good STONE BANK BARN. STABLING for ,S 0 horses.
-.a SAW MILL in good ninning order. and all neeebary
out buildings. There it a tine Lim es tone quarry. an,
excellent ORCHARD of choice fruit trees, and :two
wells of water, oneat the house and one at the barn'
' There's running 'water, in nearly all the fields. 'The
.s
route urveyni, for the .
milroad to4nneirrewi parses
withitilonemiles of the' farce; and' the Union. Canal
. passeawithin . half a mile' of it. - , '', -,. -• , '
.X.T.llits:2,,L.Sftitate halt A. mile moth' at No. 1 . , on the
i road leittling.from Rio. f tii .. Annville and Lebanon, con
tains.,abobt 'Sn .ACRE&.on whit& are etncted tt,tt
latze PRAMByROUSE..• N. BAR
I 'out buildings. ' The land is in lint rate 'order.. •
1 i :with abont five-acres of TIMBER LAND; There . Is a
1- tine YemegOROHARD Mi.tblettact, and a good well.of
water.,:qhe Union OMMl:pav_ities thmtig.la this land, and
` .tlmieareselerid excellebt landippoon it.._ ~.- L • _ ---‘'
' r ';
'No. 3.—Beinia farm of VITACREISnclogain.
a l t
sitiateaboutbidt alnlienortivorNo.A.Toethi- ' Vie
. mad leading; Itcmi• No:.:1 - to*DpieMSorce 4ll
.Pineerove. on which are. erected a t(TONE
HOUSE, BANK BARN. and otherout.buildings.,
There is a well of water- at"the bouise.and one at the
barn:-a' finer oacumtp... luditu!towei creek , passes
through' the land: ~•
_..
• ALSO. several tracts of due CH&S ,TfUTTIM
BEIt . LAND cOnvenlently" Ideated' on the ' ltsta
Mountain or Blue Ridge; which will be sold, sep
arately or in connection with either of the farina. . •• .
itlr - Perions desirous of treeing the properties can call
on Thomas :A...llarper,one df, the executors, residing
' llMrPer fukber Information address - Themes A. liar-
East Hanover P. 0 , Lebanon - County.. Pa', or
John ll:Seidel, - of Letuumn, Lebanon County.. Pa. '
•': .• INS - The fungi:Atm properties will be offered at Pri
!ate Salo upto Fridny..thev.l'3lll"Da of Mapi
-' tember , and if not sold byfhat time w illbe offered
tit - Ptibllekstle on said . day. "._'• '
,'::f
.= -.
___.---
f.v— ,• - ''''' ',..'''', '' ' , THOMAS AitCARPKR. ..
• ,'-' ' •.' • '2. 1 '''' .'', -."' JOHN TIFSSIDE4, - • ' " -
*- '',,•_':-.,,' : leen** of,theEstateof dotal' Harper, dee.'d. •
Anne 17? .114 ---. Y. .. • •-.--, :-..:- , .l: - '24.4t :
Miiiiii*Cirtet..totiiinsim. 'cum. are ,regaitle4 by
i!ititabruasintlieli* Scam'. diii2Volo.lF6m .
=t!M=!=
'.ois,T. "AliP y,OUN it
Mini=
OST.—Betwep Zr.:Bortl Patterson 's,
-1-eind 'Market* strreta. a - TOPAZ BREA
The tinder *ill be suitably rewarded upon rot,
to ttriii . - June 11, .C.s.-24.,t
L o97'.—OnTnes44. Jane 18. 1836,
-a pair of (tow SPECTACLES. A ralk
Ward will be pdd if the finder will leave theca
gore of " .• T. VANDUSEN, Centre'
. June '65. ' 24. A.
011T....TACOBIELANt. from near klabancy
.aged 16 years. beat -hair' and a little_ crum..
Hulett dark penta,,b-Ine.shfrt and black hat
wrong In hi/mind: i'Any 'lnformation lead
recovery be thankfully "received. - and
properly rewarded. fuldreas - JOHN K]
June IT, Mahanoy
WAR rourou at the Mount. Carbin
. Mill about two weeku ago. , a Tr:milk
gettWr with aevetral other -articles of &obit..
owner can have the woe by talling on the eu
at the Mount Carbon Rollin¢ Mil/ and Paying
advert6ement. . BLOOM 11.,
June 11..&,. • . -.-
LEGAL
.V.4TATE OF .CIIIaRIARA WALK,
.LL Deciessaml.—Lerters of Administration
Estate of CHARLES WALKER,-Jate .0f Cum
snip. &Teased, having been duly granted w,
der.igned, all persons indebted to said Estate ,
quested to make payment, and those having chi
present them withoutdelay to .
SUSANNAH. WALKER, Forrestsille, Schnynni .
' June 17, g 5 ta tit
ND NOW, Milroy 13, 11845. Tis the tiiOtti
A
and direct the Treasurer- and. Collector:
Township,, to receive no Townstup Road Orders
payment of Road' Taxes-for . the year.: 1865, in
Township. except thove Orders drawn and in
Is6s;,fur the current e s pensas °Vibe year 1544.. -
Juno a, - .BY THE MC
.
DMINISTRATION
LVas.letters of administration on :he restate et
•COB °WINNER, late .:of the Borough of baba
ElchtlyarJll Connty. Pe., deceased have been grai
the undersignedd notice isahereby given toil]
debted to raid estate'to mate payment and
tug claims will present theni•for settlemeuL
• • • MARY Pd...OWINNER. Adminimnari t
at. Clair. May 28, ..65 - • • 21.4 V•
uum. Atairo .E*OtATE—Lect e ,
Administration upon , the. estate of WILEIa
WILLIAMS.-late of -Blythe tewishiev:deeeased, eui t
been duly gnihted tothe undersigned: all • persooe
debted to saki mate are requested to make pap a ,
and.thosp having claims' or: demands, to preetut
without delay to SARAH WILLIAMc,
May VI, —2ll-6t . New Philadelphia
A DIMIINIMTRATION 'NOTICIE. 7 -IVt i
ti es letters of Admlnlstratien on the estate of W
Thomas, late the &iron& Of Mlarrim;
Schuylkill County, Pa., deceased, have been grant ,
the undersigned, notice la heretirfgiven to all this
dtited to Said estate to make phyment and these ,
"lug claims will present them for sttlement.
THOMAS W.: THOMAS,
U Administrator.
. • or to SEL W. GEEll,.Atinersville Pi
May 20. 2e.tk•
t~XECt?TOR'>'S NOTlC.ll4.....Lettets tt
.mentary have been isened to the aubscriber,4l
ecutor of the Mit Will atd :Testament of. So t
,Bowen, ..deeeased. late of the Borough ..of t..+Aant%
Haven, by the Register of Wilts of Schuylkill
—All persons having tiltitus againit the, eltate
present them. without -.delay -and those indebted
please make prompt pyment to the 'subscriber.
JOHN BBWEN, North Mazheitn Tp
• 20.6 t•
May O. .65
. A DIIININTRATION..
NOTICE...WL
ti as Let ere of Administration on the ekes.
John Brnphries, late of the Borough Of Nlinersli4,,
Schuylkill Couutk, deceaseti,; hate been granted nik
the subscriber by the WOSter,—Notice is . hsrl-byo
cu to all thOse indebted to said edinte to make pa3m;tri
and those having - claims will' present theui for.
mod. • ANN 111.7M1'lifilliS, AdminlstrntrA 4
31:4 t'o. '65 ; . 21,43 t•
GEORGE DEMERIT & 00,
'JE\YELERtS,
*303 BROADWAY ; • NEW TOR:!
(CORNER. DUANE STREET.;
100,000 WATCHES,
Chains, - Gold Peiis and
&e., &e., &e.; &e.,
WORTH $500,000 !
TO be Mold at ONE DOLLAR oath, ala
sin regard to Yliquei
nci . not to be'paitt until you know what ye., rt .'
SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLEII..--i-4
All to be Sold .for ONE DOLLAR Eat!
100 Gold Bunting Cues Watches
.1011 Gold Watches -
200-Ladles Watches • • • '
Silver Watches .
600 Gold Neck and Vest- Chains.
1000 Chutelain and Guard Cluing.
.34190 Vest and - Neck Chains • '
an>n Solitaire Jet and Gold Brooches
41910_6 iiraL -LaVa.'Oarnet. s c., Brixxthes
Bei d Gold.*Jet, Opal. Lt.c., - Ear Drops...
lysoo Gents. Breast and Scarf Pine
64100 Oval Bawl
.13racalela
VII(' Chased Bkeelets
:1500 California Diamond Pins and Ringa,-;..2,50ti
2iNNi Gpld Watch Ker.! ..
Niee'Solitaire Sleeve Butinus and Studs
110(14) Gold Thimb,es
54)4)0 Miniature -Ldelieta'
3000 Min latuie Lockets. Magic.
:MOO Gold nwthoeks. crokwes,
3040 Fob . and Ribbon Slides
50010 cha:fed Gold-kings
40 , 11/Stone Set [tinge ..
651$ Sets Laiiie!..,ldwetry- 7 .let and Bold htv
. .
WWI Seto Ladies' Jewelry—varied styles 3 to . • .:.'
.Z4.000 - Gold Pens. Silver Caoe'atia Pencil - 4to
41 1 00 . ifold'PenF, ebony 'Holder and Cage - gin
6000 Gold Pena. Mounted 1101der 2 to
All the goods in the above - List will be sold. at
reeerVation. for ONIC DOLLAR EACH, Certificate
all the various articles are placed ,euvelxr
sealed and mixed. These envelopes will be teat
mail. or. delivered at our._ olllce,
choice. ' On' eceiving it e.i:t.ftleate,' you - will see *s ?
it „-
article represente, and it is oiAlonal With you p.)4
one dollar, and receive:the-article named, - or Xuy atf
in the liat:of acme value. - . - '
By this mode we gife.setections from a varied ex l••
of tine goods, of the beet Make and latest styles, n . . 4.
of intrinsic winth,..at a nominal price, - while all Wier;,'
chance of - securing artieles•uf the very highst
• In all transactions by mail we charge for fotwarl ,
.the L'ertiticate, payingimstage, and doing the baSINI
.25 cente earb. Five 'curium - 1A re.e wiLL .se vniii
'sl: ELEVEN roa $2; Tnti,rrr run S i
N- VITI
and ONE lIUNIIZED roe $l5, • , •
REASONS • WHY
We should Supply your wants our facilities are TIIIR?fr...
passed : our work of:unrivilled excellence our
lees punctually observed.. Our central tocatiou
us near the incist - remote points: Our Roods
frorri the manufacturers, Si4of the latest
sizable Styles: The goods )scsi be sold, and
. thstru-13 . 4..
are unequalled. Allurticlesordered are foissuict; . :.::
return mail_
. • .
We givirantee entire satisfaction in every Ingtatii
and. if there should be any person dissatistied wits
article they may receive, tliey will immediately rel , :
It. and the pace will be Niundeil.
•
Aor. - srs. - 1 -We allow those 'acting as Agee.);
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided their re:: ; .
truce amount to One Dollar. •
They"will collect 'lrk cents for el/7y Certitlesee.
retaining 10 cents, remit to us 15 ceuts for each. •
Addre!e,
GEORGE DEMERIT
,&
363 Broadway, New York,
12.3rn if
March . . 25. '65
CLEANSE 'tile SYSiEII OF ALL
•
It eta Wished eve* re' Qpiaiter et teetell;
- ."Dr Sivayne'r , . “P . snatee' ",;
"Dr. Swayneht" , Poem .I'arincet%t" -
- "Dr. - Swett:Wan_ .'• . Ter •Tenecet•?l ,
"Dr. Swarm's' , o "Panacee,!.,?'
- "Dr. Swayne , e" . • "Panget.:l:
"Dr. Swaynes Blimid-hirilying
• ,4 111'. Swlynel Blacid-Pgrifylng Panactl44 . 7;
“Dr. Swayne'i illood•Parifying Paused
For Scrofula, Ulcerated Sore Throati- Indolent Ls:
.more.. had effects of mercury. Sc., is superior
tat
remedy ever discovered. ' Prepared only by
' DK. SWAYN & SON.
_•, . • .
- • 330 North Sivtb Street; l'biladelptt:.r . ,
Sold at the DmiStore of HENRY . SAYLOR,
Jane 17, 'O. - ' Po tts .
-"Pf
'OLD 13. G IN IA Plain CaTendisk.
Sweet
Also Wcwtetti made • . -
`
, Cisvendiwb. . - .: , ~ - '..= 4 i.
Congress. , •
• Flab. - *-- :.--*:-
• - • ''.- ~ , - Ovum Bolt. !.'....;,..
• • . : ktrisist Ladies Till,
CHEWING TOBACCO, Arc., AS , ' ':- v
Fig Nilo Who'alio and itetall by - - ~-
. :; - 1;
GUSTAV WOLTJEN;' ,
Centro fits, nett' doos to theEnicio }lute), P..go r ". `-.:'-,
Juotill,46:. 'f -- . .::. ',., .L'' , - • 21 %4
.ft.
13.1111(TINGAZ. AINTINGS::—The •
1. scriber has just recetved from New fork an
melt offine framed Paintings among . whlch sK
Boat, liarve! , ting, Italisp Alia.
penines, Irvington, Byron's Villa. Lake Conie.
bnperior,• Protect. It, Sith .St.. New Ynrk-
Chickens aT. Also a fine Painting by Mr.
Boundy, the disabled Miner. Call and nee tkonn
store. • . • - B. BANN.
NEW ("AMU STOillE.Jstst roman(
the stand lately occupied by N. C.
tre street, nearly opoosit? .Market,, a Nov Dry
Grocery and .Provision* ,Store. tri . which . will be
constantly on hand a 'choice stock of (hag LI .
'line. . Also, Qaeensware, Flour anti Rut. C. •
The undetsigned'hopee by -strict attention to
neE 6, t 9 receivea air.share of the tathlic patroage:
110BERT.A. tiI.PV • •
- pctober 444
Hellenboiaihs Ezra %crr Beene and larearre
u cured owt .itud delicate dleunle NT in A:11
ottices:at little eenee, little or.nu change:fa 6 '
inconratdeuce. - and no exposare.. it Is pluiont
to
and odor, itturia I
late In toaction, and free from
Jadtuipronertter. ' April sm. • I'Vz6.