The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, July 29, 1865, Image 2

• ' ' - •••=osiollel , ?'
1
.....A.,s
r, .
-, • ._r, 4 a •
.P
r
_
VOTTSITILLE, PA:
SATITUDAY, JVLT 99. IS6s.'
,
The burdens which-the tax -Payers Of
compelled
consequence of a reckless disregard of the
Mier is of the coramanity, and 9:Le lavish
manner in which - the public money is spent',
without adequate return, call for reform.• It
is useless to look to the party noveruling the
County, - for reform, when , at its. County
meeting 'held on the 6th of last June, it pass
:ed a rewintion : favoring the repeal of laws
that, new protect the tax-payers. If that par
ty bsol , the disposition to`save the pcekeuf
our people 'from robbory, the County Com
missioners would have applied—as wen rged
them to do—at the last session of the idis
lature fora law to provide a salary for the
Treasurer, in 'place of permitting him to
charge and 'receive $lB,OOO ,n year--:more
than four timeawhatis paid to the Governor of
the State. • This is in itself a gross outrage,
which should receive at the palls in October
next a rebuke from the fleeced tax-payers,of
the County.. was equally useless tor:us
to call upon the Senator and Representatives'
in the last' .Legislature, to stop this kind of
work. The Senator was too btisy procuring
.
- In a quiet manner, the passage of a bill
,to
enable him to purchase in an equally
unob
trusive manner, a slice of the choicest, parts
of the Aline House land, while One of. the
representatives was unable to read a bill af
ter it was drafted. This happy combination.
paid no attention to anything bit their own
interests, and the Treasury suffered in come
queue,- to - the amount stated. There will b e
an equally outrageous charge this year by,
the °minty Treasurer, and the tax-payers are
.expected to stand this sort of thing without a
murmur.. . -
This is -not the only cause of grievance
The affairs of the Alms house have been so
badly, carelessly, we might say criminally
managed, that from $19,532 67 in 1861, the
expenses of the Institution yeached in 1864,
... $51,689 01. fln 1861 the average cost of
• _
maintaining each pauper was $64 per annum;
in $lBO. $l4B. The report of a Committee
- appointed by the Court to examine into the.
management of the House, is published in
another- column. Although the Committee
is.disposed to make aslenient a report of the
management as possible, and says that much
of the increase is due to the enhanced cost of
-articles entering into the consumption of the
House, yet it is compelled to acknowledge
after due investigation that there is absence
of care and economy in the, nianagement of
the Institution. In plain English, the people
of Schuylkill County pay thousands of dollars
yearly, in consequence of the incompetency
and carelessness of the officers of the Alms
House: About the Randall business of buy
ing at . private vale froth the Director's, part of
. - the Poor House land, the Committee_ thinks
that the full value of the land was paid,—
which by the way, is not the case, as parties
state who - are acquainted with" the_ matter,
that at the time the land was sold it 'would'
have brought one hundred dollars an
acre more than was paid for it—but
objects to the manner in Which- the sale was
made. That was precisely the ground upon
which we entered our protest. It is a bad
business when officers placed by the people
to take charge•of public property, undertake
quietly and unknown to the people, to scll
part of that property: - As a tax-payer, we
object decidedly, to that style of "running
the machine," -and believe that the party
which sections such acts, is unworthy to
manage any part of the economy of the
•
County.
The state of affairs in this County calls
loudly for 'reform,. and it is to be hoped that
the tax-payers rising above all considera
dons of mere party, will this Fall elect a Re
.lona Ticket. Upon that ticket should be
placed citizens, of intelligence and responsi
bility ; men who iu the Legislature or in the
bounty offices would act singly for the best
interests of the people, and with care for the
public finances. We have had such men.
Let us again place them in office.. The tax
payers of this County may rest assured of one
-tact,_ that if they continue in' office the pre
- s sent class of men, their taxekhe will largely in
- creased, not:from natural causes, but in con
sequence of carelessness, incompetency and
dishonesty. We gave.our views on this sub
ject; not in a party spirit, but in the sincere,
earnest conviction that the interests of the
empty detriand a change. We hope that the
tax-payers and voters of the County will
give this matter the attention which, its im
portance • warrants. Let them resolve to
nominate and elect, irrespective bflpsrty, a
Reform Ticket in October. If they have any
regard for"their pockets in the future, such
-willve are confident, be their action.:
;FREE SEFFILIGE A RELIGIOUS, SAFEGURD
It is urged that the black man earned
- citizenship by his brayeTy and loyalty during
the Rebellion: It is stated that the right to
rote shoirld be conferred upon him to - , pre
serve the political equality of the North and
. .Boutli._ It is thought unjust, to make the
black man free, and yet refuse to acknowl
edge his= full manhood. These . and other
'phases of the question in a politimal; and so
cial point of view, are, discusaed in good tem
per we are glad to *say, by the Bepublican
party, and although the progressive step may
not be taken this year, we'are being prepared
through 'discussion, for the time when all
men in the Republic, white or black, will be
granted the frarichise.
Irdlae meantime free suffrage as a safe_
guard to the religious - as well as political lib_
erties of the people, will attract attention, - and
hasten the event. Ilomanism. is antago
nistic to the great free principles upon which
the Republic is founded. If it had the Pow
er it would cloie the Bible and free schools
' _of the country. The Papal Bull issued about
a year since, fulminated against liberal in
stitutions in the strongest language. That
power as it' loses its hold upon Europe, hopes
to gain permanent footing on this" continent.
It is : yearly increasing by immigration and
other causes, and threatens it there should
be no offset, to rule with the aid of Copper
- heads and •.the unrepentant rebels of. the
. South, the country at no distant day. This
lathe great daLger that now looms up, and
'which deniands . attention and action, or the
country will be plunged into a struggle more
sanguinary and terrible than that from'which
we have just emerged. Our great safeguard
- against a danger which threatens the perpe
tuity of the Republic, lies in free suffrage.—
, On this,subject.ltr. Wm. 8..,.H00per of New
York, writes to, the "Independent" as fol
lows: '
The. Ner o York Observer has done, and is do
ing, an excellent work by allowing the danger to
our institutions from the presence of so large a
body of Catholics in this country. Bound togeth
er by the tie of a common faith that-allows polit
ical and one headship in &foreign potentate,
all secrets develoied through the confessional,
without mental. culture, they constitute a unit to
be worked by one atring in the hands of the priest
lv body. It has been the misfortune of the Irish
.:tlatholics to hare been united, not only against
Proteetantiam,but - againat those ideas of free
dom and equality that should be the birthright of
every. American citizen. They have to a man
been in favor of slavery ; they are now united to a
man in their denial of suffrage to the blaclat.
The danger is a growing one. The Catholic
Wiwid informs us that in lia* the Catholics were
100,000 in a population of ail and a half millions,
or one sixty-fifth, of the whole; in 1830 they were
450,000 in tltirtoetimilliorus, or one-twenty.ninth
of the whole ; while in 1860 they were 4,400 000 in
st,ooppo or one-set-eta of thelotal pop ulation.
vThis loopnlation will-eMitilirle to grow orCirul
da is pouring her legions into this canary faster
!-thilieirer'befefe, while theternibuttion erase wrif'
ctinetra the whole South and the magolneent
c-Weet open to foreign immigration: The insgni
..
. •
ainniit,:be - nrentetho&ted. Oto vi t i tThoAttlytelist
the Obareatells us 4 thothluter; •it mitts •- • • - °
,onerty2te •of tifitilletoultaig Botititti of
_ -
—,,us use(
out no mode gi4xiciwe. • lifts ip a , ofl
warning; it does not teli. how to avoid-the" eviL.
We propose tri show a cresipliete. moans otobvia ,
ting the danger,. _
There in the IDfnitedStsfes largebody amen
their tittoobertaaoreedolg *a we sti iVe Southward.,
who are as hpiorant ase,es unedneated as the
IristApathoheti. l . ,:),But tie* have no summon re
tistink faith, irr-doettthe ecmfessional put them
andAlidesecrettr parer of any man
or sly - priesthood. There are four millions
of them.;.almost' the.exao* number:that there
are.of Catholics; ailblack,AlLloyal, and wart*
all _Protestant. ;the they , rtuticar
through :their feelings un li ke the -
--stremsreardreireltnteaptltratellit - Int elliietif
emprsvement. Without any free school. Wrote&
whatever,, their children are counted' in - free
achoole lr tens- of -Ilioussede.--while-in:Mish
lirgibli, Norfolk, Blchipood, Newberg,' _wherever
Northern - philanthropy as Willing'tothou
sands of adult blacks, laboring by dav„ py;
night - They are - male - the Catholic Irnib, .
affectionate;---and-teritle. -z * Their
love - c7inume, their willing obedience; 'their
lell,giottii **rations are valuable charactelistics.
Iri.pefsistency of labor, for stern and rugged
-
Arcsl4--iletbialtereartwrita-; -for-the morequetof
tifttl qualities - of - humanity, the blacks. But
the Christian especially notes the fact that the
-Irish are all Catholic, all hoeille- to -the Bible,
all' haters of Protestantism while the blacks
hive se intense debire to rea d the Word of God,
are nearly all Protestant, and all followers of
hini:who. - - came - tolet the oppressed go free. _
-These two classes are the supplement 'of each
other. Each is rich in the' mialities lacking. - in
the other. To one the franclese is granted from
his birth, or after. a temporary residence. The
other must rise frem poverty to be worth . $250
before hecan vote in New York,. In States west
- and south of lie* -.York he cannot vote at aIL
Now if it is desirable to meet the positive Catho
-lie e lement.in politics or religion . try one equally
positive in another direction, we have but to
clotllle the black with the same' political power
we have - already given the white. True, the ,
black is uncultivated and ignore' ; but so is. thei
Irish:. In all Our political debates on
.this qties-1
tion, we remember_no argument against a, black
voter that is not, equally adverse-to an Irish one.
And the black voter* has these advantages
'
instincts are on the sidesof.freedom and of Pro
testantism; he is more susceptible of , cultivation, ,
and he is not the tool of priest or layman. 'The'
gift of franchise to the black insures. the perpet
uity of free education and religion in our , land.
' Give the Mick man a vote, and. every . Southern
State will be loyal, every 'Northern State tree to
freedoin. &Imo him the franchise, and the re
bellion will not. be endedwith the generation
*which gave it•biitli: . . •
. .
COIL LID COA 01L—A NEW MD
PBOdI
ISING gNTEEPRISE 7
We have been furnished with the report of
the. Groat Araitawha Petrolewn, Coal" anit Lumber
Continuty, on'looo'acres bf coal oil and timber
lands, in West Virgiiiia, ktulawha County,
and on the Great Ranawba, River. This
Company is formelin Schuylkill County, and
its members are . some of our' most: intluentkl:
stud practical men. The report is interesting
and sets foithim
_array of facts in a plain, bus
iness like and practical manner, without any
attempts to:• Color, or exaggerate It seems
evident from the :face of the statements and ,
the corroborating evidence, that this is a le
gitimate enterprise; as far removed from
trod. speculation as ilnytlling'ot the kind can
The land-is,logated in - the best oil territory : of
the Great Kanawha; Where oil has been pro
duced for the last fifty years. from the salt
wells of the 'celebrated Kanawhii - salines,
which are, In the vicinity of the . - property.
But it appears that the Value. of the land does
noi'llependon on. Or SALT, as the entire tract
'of 3000 acres is underlay with c0a1.,. Your,
teen seams of coal have been developed by
the Company, ranging from rtvio to ten feet
thick; of excellent coal, with an aggregate
thickness of fifty feet, and nearly all above
water level.. Of this amount, two orthree
are cannel coal seams; and one of them is the
celebrated "Peytona cannel," which has no
superior.
Practical miners who, have examined this
property,- pronounce it, without= exception,
equal to anything of the kind in this country,
The coal is good ; there -are no faults; the
seams are nearly level; cars can run in any
direction in the breasts, and the water can all
be drained without pumping. The coal can
be mined cheaper, as a general rule, thaw the
anthracite; it is near a navigable river, and
finds transportation theron to all pOrts of the
Lower Ohio and Mississippi, where the de-.
mend for coal is now very great and rapidly
increasing. The distance from the property
to Cincinnati .is 200 Miles less than from.
Pittsburg, from where great quantities of
coal are now shipped, and the Navigation of
the Kanawha is less liable blockage by ice
in the winter and interruption by low waters
in the summer, thanthe Upper 'Ohio. The
scams are larger and more numerous than
they are at Pittsburg, and the coal is purer
and, better adapted to all the wants of intlus-
In addition to this the entire tract is cov
ered with primitive forests of valuable timber
mostly 'white oak and poplar, but also maple,
beach, waliiut, hickory, &c., &c. In the
Kanawha Region, wht re salt has been the
great production for the past fifty years, to
the entire-neglect of the eoal during its early
period, wood has became comparatively
scarce, and timber is consequently valuable.
Lumber is nowselling
_for twenty-five dol
lars per thousand. Some of.our reliable lum
ber men have stated that the lumber alone on
this property is - worth more than the par
value represented by the,stock of the Corri
ne Great Kanawha Region %one of those
rich Southern vallies,- which ,have been
cursed and controlled by the . slave. masters,
who like "the dbg in the manger;',' have foP
fifty years denied it to enterprise, and knew
not - how to, profit by its immense mineral
wealth themselves. But now that this mpg
nificent,vallei is open to free labor, capital
and enterprise, there, is - no place more invi
ting to the adventurous and industrious in all
our broad continent. - -
We do not think wehave said more on this
subject, than the facts - warrant, but
those who'wish.to know more, Will - do well
to send-for a painphlet and read .Tor them
selves. The -office of the: Comaany is hi
Nora.—We insert the above in' the absence
of the proprietor of this paper, and without
his knowledge. Mr. 'Bannan is interested in
the Compiny; and 'true - to the principles
which have alWays- actuated- him, he objects
to "puff" , his th:vn, but in jutitice to the gen
tlemen forming - this Company, and the val
uable property they own, we feel warranted
in giving this favorable Lotice.---Jus.
TIIE 7440 Treasury loan is all taken—six .
.hundred millions of_ dollars... The general
agent commenced receiving sUbscriptions to
the last seriesLthree himdred millions—on
the 15th of 4ay, and in about ten weeks, to
the 24th of July, disposed of about one hun
dretkand eighty-five millions of dollare—in
averagesof eighteen- and a half millions of
dollars per week, or more . than three millions
of dollars per day. The United, States Goy
ernment, in the history of its three thousand
millions of debt, is an exception -to all rules
governing the financial matters; and it proves
that the amount 'of the debt has not, yet
touched the national credit; and thattlie ex
penditure of the money;:does more in the de l .
velopment of the national resources to: ele
vate the standard of public, Credit than the
amount of the debt does to depre:si it. Sorne
of the nausea of the successful - negotiation
may be found, fifst, in the great wealth •of
'resources in the - United States; second, in
the patriotism
,of the" people to maintain
their country whole and perfect at whatever
cost, and third, the happy thoiaght of 'blend
ing the two powerful incentives by populayi -
zing the loan throUgh the Power of the_press.
Porky Faxiow- - Bro lx.ruN.7.-31Yer
Stiouse the great miss representative in Con
gress of this Diitrict, in a published leiter
asking - in be - excused froM attending a . uelc
bration of the Democracy at. Harrisburg,
signs himself "Democrat and fearless." "Big
thing," now that the War is over. When
liostilitiestomme,nced Myer was Captain of the
Washo w ..."--"^ti teagers of this Borough. The.
Company' went but without 'the ."fearhas"
Myer. He resigned,, not being able to "see
- Myer evidently thinkwith the renowned
Cardinal that. "the pen is mightier than. the
sword,". and remained ,at home to bnively
-wield thefiarmer.
TBAtros Sll3l*.
writing ez 1 . 3 04 f9:v 1 . 1 iT 16 1 1 : 1. 41. 9
o , 44efei:
le,ctinnat et, ImincesAciyal. Oak; is
110asgreat a:traitor to his 65 # 1 Wilf* Tem
ilein ,
iiiorliepartiii,; - t;:ripreseilistiiiire.
`'-sent prospects of t*YariOagralii* m i la i as
willitgthe petatoe„Aretighouttheibohittry,'
,44 be highly favorable. The wheat yield- is,
very ',handset, the* the qu;Oity - : -.,the..
rain ialot qulte-einal to that 4 last Y . iltlT.
It is believed that there Is .a sufftelency to
'lneetgdr:expert dentlieda, isiWlaTeWilielf . "
fr4l'#.-BiroPeAturtaite,iivill'fbit htige? _. The
,ditierof-thepra:,93:o4ll**.T.lll4l/4rAnd
.-"&;4t.18 - sard,O. , ?" in aPPeara.Rae , . relreTY7f
'thiiig that he'desired. - - ,!C nettr_erieray,_
:of the beetle . hifid; hii made its_appearance .
'among = the ' potst4es; ib)l 3 , eo%*ithipiodliii
the recent 44 , eitthhi hieithetlii so favor a ble that
the'prospect of e-good yield is prikeisieg. -.-
A SOLDIER . desires the Lebanon Couri;7 to
--881LC WP arhaid e4iWrimheher . ther.thirek
one - Southerner can whip , five Northern den.
: ; r ; :Vg; 4/.1 :In :#1
NEw 31usta..Horace Witten., No. 401 limed
way, New York; has pfiblished two, new
_pieces of
music; "Only You auttl," and " 014 'Meet the,
Dear, brother." They' are beautifuL The music
of the last named, song is by Stephen C. Foster.
Ttcsitoa _
& Fields,.l3ostcm;.have published in a
neat, cheap form, the national lyric of John O.
Whittier. Ile the frOntrang of, livitigAmer
icinlioete: The sentiments of his poems touch
the heart. These poems in their present form•
should and we believe will, have an extensive cir
culation. Price, 50 cents.. • , •
"Boum AT HOME." The August ntimber of
this intere.stiag family magazine contains s'beiu
. tiful illtistration;"The Church under Ground,"
and a large number of most admirable articles
by gifted venters. - This - magazine is .published
by Charles Scriboet '.k C 0.,. 124 Grand street,
New York, at Viper. annum. This magazine is
destined to obtain a wide circulation; for it fills
worthily a niche in our periodical literature, which.
has long lieetrytica nt. ; ; . • '
gotat...Aftatro..
• Oily Al
son
565.: Aug,
4 53 7 19
4_'547181
4 • 55;7 17
4 .5617 .16
4 57;7 •15
4 . 530'.7 14
•4 5917 13
29 -SiertrEniy,..
30 - Stthrnar.....
81 MONDAY ....
1 T.cmanA.T....
.2 IV-rpm:go/a:
B,Tuo6Bray
4 FaiDAT • •
• New Justice Fee Bills can be obtained at the
Store of B. Barman, Centre street.
Rev. Mr: Co/twill preach to-morrow morning
'and - eveuing in the Preabyterian . Church, Tama
qua,.
'- The men - of the 96th Regiment, who -were in
the 93th Regiment; have been' mustered ont of
service. The 52d Regiment has also, been mus
tered oat.' • "
Lieu!-C01..K A: Hennessy, 52d Penn. Regiment,
reached hie home in this lElorongh, this week,
having been mustered , out of seryioe.' HiES
mili
tary Career has been eventful. and honorable. We
welcome him back to the' peaceful - pursuits of
life. . -• • •
The Rev. Mi. Jennison, will, preach in the 2d
Presbyterian .church,' to-morrow - morning • and
evening, at. 1.0 A. M., and 8 o'clock, P. M. There
"will be service in the same. piece, on - Thursday
evening, August
.3d, at 8 o'clock, by the Rev.
PluMek. • „
•
Sale of Mitles.:--A sale of two hundred Govein
ment mules will take place in this 'Borough on
Tuesday next. The Bala will be continued daily,
until alt are sod The animals are in excellent
eandition, and .are only sold : hecauise
• uel has-no further use for them:; .
A Blqck - Thibet Stuct,.boluid with black rib
bon, was Jost on Tnesdav evening last, While the
owner was coming from the - Waterßasin on Port
Carbon Road 14 the Union Hotel in this Borough.
The finder.will'receire a suitable reward by key
ing it with Mr. Lindenmuth at the Union. • • •
•
e - The roof of .the Union Hall will be raised to,
day; and - it is.hoped that those who have sub
.scribed.to the'stocic, - mill pay their balances due,
as the funds Of the Association are depleted. At
tention to this matter 'will faCilitate the comple;
Lion andoccupation of this - important public un
.rovement. . 7 - • •
To be Mustered Ont.—Companies F. and -K,
202 d Penna. Pegimetit; which lithe-been'station
iu This Reg io nl(ir same tittle; left here yester
day aftCrnooti for Tamagna where they were to
join the restof the „Regiment; and then proceed
to Harrisburg, where they would be muSteretiOnt
of service. :‘ The 202 d is a one year Regiment..-
. .
lice cent postal currency notes ingeniously al
tered to fifty cents, are in circulation. The notes
as a general th'ng, are much yore, and the fraud.
is perpetrated by pasting a cypher at the end of
the 1.5 on the Ina, the front being so much worn
as to make the printing.unintelligible., In most
cases, the cypher is much smaller than theother
. .
- Capt.
.11rire. Hfulde,,.laie .of the 48th Regi
ment, has commenced business again as a boot
and shoe maker, in Markat street near Second;
noith side, where he , receives orders for "custo
mer wmk." The Captain4,lB well known to our.
citizens as •an excellent woUman iu his business,
and we have no doubt that 'a fair, shire of the
public patronage 'will be accorded him. •
.• Bikini.); Collector of the Illitongh tax,'
will be at the 'Union Hotel every Wednesday:from_
morning until night, and at Frank. Pat's store
on Saturday night; to rix.ieive. ameituts due' the
Borough, on the duplicate of this year. Dir. Bi
land is a soldier of the-War.of 1812; is 'nearly 70
years of age ; bad several brave sous Li the War
for the Union, and' is himielf a sterling:patriot.
Go to him and,pay your tax, and save the old
man's legs:'
The New Cool Yrtrd.--This enterprise of Capt:
J. C. Hullioger, is now in full operation, and
protnisca to 'be a emcees; as a good : coal yard has
lorig.been needed in this Borough.. The Captain
supplies en excellent article of Coal for domestic
purposes. He has bores placed at some of the
principal stores and hotels in the Borough, for
the reception of:_
orders, which are already. corn
mencing to pont° in.in gratifying numbers.
The -Passenger 'Railway to. St. • XI - lin—The .
coqtract for grading, laying the railS, ett., of this
road, has been .awarded to Judge Reilly of this.
Borough: The work Will be commenced as soon
as the requisite subscriptions to ,the 'stock and
bon& are. made by the merchants and business
men of Pottsville. As the road when completed,.
will be worth many .thousands of dollars to the
trade of the Borough, nothing, but disregard Of
their true interests will prevent our business men
promptly subscribing.
Crick'et.—At Silver'Creek on Saturday. last a
match was played between the first elevens of
the.Miners' and Anthracite clubs'of that place.—
The first named Club won with -ten • wicketi to
spare.. The score•was—Miners," let' innings; 26
2d, 15.; Anthracite, tat innings, 21; 2d; 19. -•
• A game was played on Saturday, 15thinaL,
• tweet the Tuscarora Excelsior, . and' Tamaqua
clubs, on the ground of the latter, which resulted
-in faVor of the Eicelstor in one inning-and eight
runs to spare. The score of the - Tuecarora was
29 ; -Tamaqua, let innings, 9 ; ',2d,.12. ' -
Bishop Sterens of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, has issued the following pastoral letter.:
To THE CLERGY AND LAITY OF THE DTOCWIE OF,
PENEETINANIA.—DearIy Belored in the. Lord :
God has removed from us by death •our revered
and beloved diocesan,' the Rt. ReV. Bishop,Alon.
zo Potter. While we cannot but mourn our irrep
arable loSa, it becomes us to bow with submission
to this bereaving stroke, which takes 'from the.
diocese its faithful and venerable head. -This is
not the place to declare his many and noble qual-•
'ties of mind and heart, or„te recite the manifold
bleileings which . hive resulted to• this diocese
ttunrigh his indefatigable labors. - • ,
The record of his work for Christ and His
•-Church will endure thronghont all generations
The evidences of ilia zeal. for • everkgreat and
noble scheme . are to be found all overthe diecese;•
and the memorials - of his ..king and successful
episcopate will bea preelous heritage to' the
Church in Pennsylvania'. • . -..•-
For twenty years he haapresided over the Pro.
testaut Episcopal Clinrch m this State, and-under
his wise administration it has doubled in unin=
beni .anainiadiupled in strength. He has length:i
•ened its cords and strengthened its stakes,andi
by his judicious plans • and large-minded views,
. has made the name of ourChurchlinown and re
spected, and the. Church itself a living power in
the hearts of Abe people: • ••• •.; ; • •
• As a Preacher, he was forcible, ' , chiar.,end_elo.
Trent; as alegislator, he was eagaciockand fir
, audited ; as. an executive offieer, - lne Was
_I/0, M*,
active and unfaltering ;as Eiskip,•lie waseini ,
. neatly:wise, conservative and efficient ;: seMiti o
he 'was noble in mind and -body.;- ea a citizen;
loyal and patriotic; air a Chrietiani' humble, god
ly in conversation ;spotless in life,
: resting akoria
on Christ, for pardon and, peace. • _
- It was his pnvilege to inaugurate and carry 'Ord
, Many:admirable isehemeafor the proper deVelop.
• ment of the erlncationat• and . philanthropic "ere
' ments of the Clinrch, and his prudence and fore
eight and" rare executive - talents" Were speedily
manifest in- all the -internal mariagement and
Workings of this great diocese., . . •
.-It was sad for ua that he died fai away'from
his home and his diocese, butit was God's order
ing ; and our_ beloved 'Bishop found the golden
-shore of the Pacific sus near to heaven as the
ooast of the Atlalitic. ~ - • • •
We 'have .received as-yet no record of his laid
hours, init his life had been such a living testi
mony for Christ and His Chard:allot we need no
dyitiglestiniony to assure nti that he ffiedin the
'Lord, and that he was one of- theme sairitairhoise
death is precious in the sight of God:- •
' 'ltbecomes as the' epiritual children who
havaro long.enjoyed his fatherlyoversight, to
remember him with love and, reverence..
meniory is the memory of a' feet man; and is
blessed ; and the diocese 'will ever place next to
• the venerablaWilliarn White,_the name and fame
' of his distinguished 'successor, Alonzo Potter.
- "I 'recommend that the prayer for. persons in af
fliction be read in all the Churches- on the Sun
day after the receipt. of Vile letter; in behalf et
his sorrowing "household, .and children, and din-,
. gm; and_ that the chancels of the several plinrch
es be clrapdd in mourning; toi embterriatical of
- 'that serrowivliick mnat tonch'erery Churchman's
heart in the of Pennsylvania. ; • •
'Will you- bear with the a moment longer,: when,
pf.the
.increstied carec dispel, which
me respi.ctf*, earneatl7= mar
;ail interest= ygur_pravers, that - the _great Wed
•rif the Churcifvef-frilfill his :• - ,prenxise iekripPly
needgi-according'iii the'ricluie of glmy
cAti 1••=-: • ~;, •
Comraendhigi•you off...sibcomfort,
o.l4calte. re Orthe adoractieelner, sok tei
tlialttaid4) the *kV holicl. rema in,
Y Your,' -
• .
To-re , Orrote.—Thrty-thet Flunday.of the :ittar;
and seventh after Trinity: Dey'elengthputope
end. -
.
11nternal - ; Beeline, IRdains..—nelallr, - - Willi.the
found rehattari lien - thereld can tie•Meildenbk,
will be utak& :inter - est - . to our readete:,:. They
are the sworn stag ='of thsTikeretS3l- WW 1 !)
ikamea are: gbrea ....with:Vie ilanotink -eleltheit . .
income. . ThtkAthr6l l - 4110 tAheAngra 4 -
*
''the year IHlShittatei: erefeettitlititiasditeW
after dednethig_ . "- a t • on**
(I ' s °t* thatillire...., 21 ) '-'. 46StOrikell
' repa,insi
.. tt - Arliti - Withheltill
pt titionatin '.''.-T w i- • ' .!-:^...„ , _
‘- e retoriusWilb - We"Rublieh itnet_i;' - taldiFtlf.
r4b15.11040w1h19'61t4N061111113„ dlemet.-i dle
cOirlicti,.St..Eair teillithM,l4-*11t7.Pa110,4
I- BrythlialfagtheynknW i- -- ' ' -4 , • '
t'Albei:Jae'" -'---- $-• - 57'3 tLeidy - tri...' - A - -56.
I Alleti.kM , -.-.- - -.--,,- ---,01. - 01111teibeer J 05.. . -:.(.. '46
Anlenbachijref. ;of I,3ooll.l4*elvn'L P..::-..- .r ; 191
• Me
ACkeknian 05..i,.'...( EXS Lucas: ( John ' - -,- -- .'
Arians° James..,._ filll Lee R F__. " '- -
.763
i
Ancona H 51...
... : : ; : . - 16tLelb Nal 4 ' "2s
Ackerlotk.n.....: . „. '- -322 Lauttensteln‘Levt; ',..1.1?!
Aaiun:RH ..,'..,,.'.: . t'2lo 1.4,5e-Nalli.L.;t: - ....: r4t. 690
*Allen:Mlis.M.:-.. 1,131 Lord Issac.-• ..... -28
-0.10101-4-9, , , 4 .1 .:......-4,6 4 41utz - .P.teter 4l--- sr: -. 11 - .; .' :"- ' , Mt
7-Ardieirs yar d. - In; Lelminere Max .. ; ,1.837
Alsoult - Francis... - - 208• Lewis Wirt H:....:.890
Atkins - Hanson.... 30,868 iLewisWro. S .. 427
Atkins Chas W.... 30,8681e1b dohn:-- . ' ... : 113
1 Boone Milton
,;-'14164p1e Cbristophe% 1,766
I 'Bowen Jos W:...4',--" - '1,166 wron Alfr:e.. _ - .5.959
Boomer Hermy. , ‘.
.- .1 - 235LanIgan - Jaines.... 23,255
~
B owma n o N.„,..- .4 - -,.: :' -4100 tandem:lath Jos.. • • 161
Bertram John P:-. - ; -1 ..: -82 l Loeser Ambrose_ . 350-
Beck Geo N '- ;.-.„l,llo l Loceer. Chas 1,326
'Boyer Wm E.: .. -..- : - .3;l34llJlther P D • 2,105
1
Berner Wm ' '. 86 Lambruseheni P... 260
Berluchy 9 L '" -- :41 Lauer Fred W.... 617
Barrett. Ruins 8.,' • 159 Lauer. Ge 0::.:...
.1.843
Birmingham - Micid - 100 Lord Charlee.,.. -, . 1,000
Bechtel - F. W - ' ' '''..' 266 Lloyd Jas 4,296
Rickert Leonard... 542tMoorhead Alex... ..,099
• Bickert i f4h..... 136; Mate Oa& W • 41
Bright. Ili—. 14429111adden ilentry..... ,- . 275
Bindley Jo a • 311 Maize-Wm A..... .WO
..
Brown John. 0 ~.. • _434 Myer Peter .. :.. •.. 315
Bowen - Joseph.„ 4521 Moyer 155 ac...:„.... 1.228
BroWn.Frederick .7 . 6561htuir.das Jr •, . ::123 .
Brennerman _Philip ." 1130 1 Mits. Wm J... .. _ . '7ll
Beck James 11.•... ' • 829 Moyer John - .
.19
.&
Bock Wm • • . 68 Beaman John'..... 51
Brownmlller Nich. 161,McCalla J .5..._.. - .429
Blackman Eneri..-. . ' 699:Mortimer Geo W.; : • 425
Baird mot E 0.... 12,4201 Morgan 13 B. .... . . 577
Bright GeOrge, .... • 9,19T-Moreton D 1) . - . 125
Bowden. Frederick( 65 , 1dartz. Geo • ' 3',570
Bell 'Geo W:t...... isoolMaginnis John.... 3,133
BarmanT,ll
......... 2,900 Misogmer -Hornee.', - - .44
Barman John - 9,7lB,Milnes.Wra Jr . . . 16,041
Bartholomew' 8... . - 632tMcCsmant Joel 13, • ' 1,106
Bright Michael....l4929lMornmer Wm - R.. 690
Bishop Joseph: ' 111,MIller Henry: - : 121
Bright M arnsteej — ... - . 807IMcCabe John •, . 183
Bartholomew Lin- - 1,490,n:um!, Wm. G' ' •81
Bukhara - I
-Otis.— - 157 - Matter Dennis -.- 1,402
Beatty J B • 2,124-Idlller Henry 69
Beck John a - . 8 'BicArthnr Nich.... 197
Beck Isaac ' 702.Miller.Saml. ' - 1,017
Moyer Henry.:.' .. - 187 Mendleson Ed.w.. - . 341
Bickel Wm ...„ ' : . 11:Mortinter S M..... 1:198
Barclay' N C.. ... ... .. 151 Mortimer Wm.... . 985
B roo ke Lr. ' 4,6o4McGinnes Theo F • 471
Bechtel 0 P 169 McHinnes E -W... 11,400
Brovvii: David P:.....;: -, 41,93514111er John - 99
Beatty EA' - ' 500. Matz Mary M... ' ., • 7,823
Bosbyhell:L - W.'..; 131;11tudcydes . 11 -- 620
Beveridge'Daild.. sal Murray '
.I"as ' - 748
Batman Benjamitt.,... 4.242 Maize M F., '
'374
Ballet Charles.... • 56;Meisse Chas 1 2 1
Buckley. John • 1,962; McColiough J 8...' 701
Bober. Chtuie2.....l9,32o,lMortimer Asbury. • 209
Bell 'Jo . hn..-...• ... 352 Miller Then - 191
Bowen Chao -. • 32 8 Morris Henry L:. ~ • 60
Bowen Wm - 289 Medley-Morgan F. , :3,304
Boyer Zechariah, P .19.175!MedierAJ . 3,137
Brown James H... 125. Macdonald John:: -40
_ ___
MOON'S eIIiNGES.
'Fell M T 033 en%
last
_et ..la 4 46 me g
New M. 21: 2 21 evwg
First Q. 29 6 Nevp.g
80011orria John 9 2,2'20
Byerlie George.... , '191.• Moms &Muni.— 4,123
Burlingame & 1300 . 3100 re Jas, • 100
Conrad 272IMatthewe . 20u
(timing BW. 4.820 , Morris Rich L.... 10,203
Cake Wallace . 12Illlorrison Edw
. .3: 0
- .
Carter CC. .: . •..... 843 Nagle ; Dant:- ... , . 353
Creitz David - " - 479 NOregittr Anthony." 13
Cooney Timothy.. 542,N0b1e John L 2,030
Cruikshank Geo W. -. 471N:isle James - - . 1,142
Carr Philip 471Nke D E • . 547
Conner. James J..'. 39,5481Nichter Andrew... 70
Cummings Hugh... -
-:100' Oliver Jae . C..;.'... • 592 1
Cake Joseph
W.... 6.&92 Gleivine J B - . 2,590,
Clayton. John ' 1.261 . Polliard John ' ' -•2581
Colt. Samuel F... .. - 131 Petry' J'F ' ' - 4581
Carpenter James S '4.23olPowers John P. , „ ... • 100
Carpenter John T.- I,332lPfeiffer. Ferrimue_ - 251
Christdan Jacob...• . 34: Pitman CMOs W ... -37 ti
Campbell J0hn.:...97! Patterson Joe K.,. 89,877
Christian 8enj..... . 390:Pott Benj• • 10.13'.1-
Clay Geo H.. ..... 900'Fatteraon1 Edw..... 4.973
Conch Thomas., • 18,6351Piersol S,D ' 293
Chamberallenry 51 - 100:Patterson Fred....- 12,205
Cadwell Edward.; • - 23iPasemore J A `ht.. .. 285
Cochran James H.. 465 ;Perrin F J . •1,14P0
Cake Alexander:.. 153 Patterson 8ard.... . 4.569
Cheatham Adam.. .. 2.l4`Potts Wm W..... 465
Cohen Israel— • . 171Pott Frank - ' 1,800,
- Dobson : Oliver.... s,424 4 Petherick' Thos... 5.166
Dohrman A...:...."2,900 , Patterson Ge 0:.... 1,1121.
Dolan . Jos( ph _ 191iPryor A.- ' ' 060
Dinier John.... .. .. . ' 257:Pommy Ben) F..': 1,863
Davis David W...... 386:Potts Ramsey W.. 434
Davis Jenkins. . 210. Parry E 0 1,614
Donaldson Wm.,. 1,964 Pollock Wm - 997
Dreher Hiram. , ...... • ,280 Parker Hiram
,-'• 209
Davis Wm H 500 Pilling John 4,279
.Drun.oeller Jesse. 2,329 '
Parker Wm.: . . ... . 26
Oimmick - Etter.... 295 Pommy Clifford..:`.t 546
Dornan Lucy.- ..: 5.144 Pusey Chas • J ' • • , 690
Dinnte3r 'James ' 213 Quiuter Henry..... 202
Derr Simon - 3,819 quirk 'rhos . - 713
.Deneler Charles... . s,o99Reinhardt Jos._ p 117
Dickinson A-T..... 51)Reeser 'Lewis:.,.. • 1.269
Dem!ler Jos 5..... " 320 Rabeneau -11...... 289
Derr - John .. 319 Roads J. 0.:. 990
Dewece Francis P. 3,651 !Rahn Chas A • 319
Deilim John R;... 6761Relth - Adam ..... , 680
Dadley Benjl o ' -, 1 Ryan Wl' - 1.125
De Frehn Joseph., I,lo6,Eyan John W:.....:
3,120
DeLong Nathan.... 215 !Roth John'' - ' 492
Erdman Benneville 601 Robiusun 'Morris,. 2,924
Evans George - • ' 1,013 Riland"Wm' . • 197
Eiler-.Adam 76 ' Reiff John ~. . • ... .' - 14
Evans Nathan 1;285 'Rhoads Saml G 7.... . 42
• Ehrhart Julius.... . 45 Richards Thos S.. - 425
Ebert G ?.r• W - 275 Reith Christ 639
'Ebert John.•. 1.160 Rosengarten Hen, • . 895
Eishorn Emanuel. •• 70 Robeson. Wm....... • 181
EmbardiChas S.: .-. 800 Rowbotton Franis • • 242
Edwards Philip.. , 30 RusSel Hen :C • 2,914
Evert Ben) 5OO Rudy John H...... 11
_Edwards Richard.. .622 Ryan James 11,401
.Edutymils Ii R • '- 387 Raush John 1,918
Estetly Daniel L.. :
2.796 Reed Morgan...,:. 69
•Ehlers Rudolph.... • 397 Riley Bernard • . 617
Fleis.chnt' Joseph- . - 136 Ruch J0hn.::.... 934
.Focbt James • 'lo,6l3lRussel Thos M...." 854
Faust Alex S , 3061 - tolutelmer M...; - 245
Fox,Christlan A. - - l,B7llRusselA estate d'd 2,131
Fox Wm.... ...... 1,871 Rur ;el A decni.... . 6,166
.Frantz A. _ _.-
92 Reichman Sand..., -. 221
Flanigan Bernhard 217 Riland Jerome - L.. 94
.Fitisimmons J 8.. •. 77 Rich J0b..., . ~..• ' 962
Foster Thos. .'... , . . 2,097 Roehrtg Chte • . * 823
Fruiley Charles..... ' 25 Reed Jere ' • ' _66
-Feger Joseph M... .2.834 Riley Isaac• . ' 262
Foster- Solomon. ; 4,781 Roseberry John W - 4,917
Foster Frederick l. . 900 Reichman Felix.," - 59
Feebler Dant - • 55 Rigg Reese E - ' -"161
Frick J G..... .4XO Ridgway D J '. 166
Pieter Emeline.... 500 Shippen John ' : 4,153
Fisher Allen • 6,211 Stillman. Oscar ... • 441.
Fernsler F , D - ' 948 Sillyman Mrs Id, .- , - 479
Fox Augustus '
.- ' 268 Skeen Wm A • - 130
Foster -Jesse .1.190 Sherman J P , 297
Fox Nicholas - ' . 262 &reach Henry.... 2.953
Farquhar Guy E.„. Wel ,Sterner Hen Jr.... 196
Glenn James • ' 6001Silliman Charles.. • 13,562
GOwen Franklin B 7,7o6,Snyder Mary .8;... 369
Garrigues 1.,,P -754. Sterner H H ~, ' 203
Grace John • -. 240
„Shelly Henry - .115
Ouse Wallace 209 Smith- David A.. ;; . 2.397
Glover.o F' - " • ' 8771SmitliWm R 2,752
Green David 8.,1. 807,Sbeetz „
* Cyrus. .. , '.. 269
Green Robert C; .. • I,4sllShippen Saml 5... 430
Arnett J H testate) • s,l74.Selders Jos F.. ~. 159
Griffith Lewis 441;Smith' Zephariah.. - .106
Mintz -Bernhard.. 219 iNinith Heber 8.._ 223
Gri' Lewis • • 155 .Schilling Adam... 400
Gordon Jacob - 200 ;Schum Danl.;..;:, , 324
Geist Wm F: -, .. • 19 ,Stone " , Elijah • 142
.oanetson The - od.re 21.720:Smith Augustus... •St
Godfrey T A...... 1,4,91 iShtarer Sas R..,.; • 123
Guldin B:*
H...... -•- - 801Silliman Jas - .29,552
.Gumpert •Saml.... 129 ;Snyder Geo W.,.. 57:992
Gressang Henry,. - . . 120 iSeidel D B • ' ' 1,122
Gressang. John.. -• . 170 Su teniteister A.... 88
Greenawald Jacob.: 1.765 'Saylor Win 136
Graham John S.-... 10,1318,Spohn Am 05......... 1.350
Gough'. Jig ...... .:: . 121Shoener Solomon.; .2, 3
Haeselr Chas, ... ".: 521 ;Sterner Ben) . ''. , 262
A
. Hazen Jacob ..... : 527 - Schramm John:..: ' 25
Ilmassler Wm ' .731 iSonders.J . .11, 7 - • - --198
Hoover Solomon..'. 1,010 ;Shoemaker Jae G.. 8,107
Halberstadt- A H.. ' 11,600 , Smith Gerdert...•,, - 647
Heiken Frederick'.' 150,8tichter Geoll.. , • SOO
Herwig Louie • •. 275 • Saylor Ctias _ 2,590
Haag . Gottleib..,- 141'Seitzinger -Frank.. . 152
-Harris Franklin 5.... . 32 1 3 Schtt G E • ' 1,490
• Reims Sarni .* . .... .* '.890
.Stichter John:.:... . 40
IliPple thaeC.... • - 73 - Sterner David • - 25
Bendier 11 .1 13.193 Shearer Leonard- R . 123
HaYwOod 'Benj. - -; - 926!Schum 'Jonathan.. ' 265
Harris Jos S.': . ,-. : • 2,05 7 ,Stichter Henry P... 9,1163
Hutchison- David..; • 91 Sinith 'Richard. 255
-11rifnian•Wm....... 123 i Stronse Felix .' • 216
Herbert Lewis.... • . 281 Snyder Geo 8....." ' 131
Buntzinger H H.. , . 6,370 Schollenberger P 1 . 1,861
Hill Danl - ' 409 Saqr Henry - .700
rd
F.Huzinger Jacob: 19,737. Ss erson 1 0 ...... .. 1,429
Homer Jacob • , . 130 Sch oss. Jos.. ....•• 1.497
HarperJohn - C. --; • 759 Schloss A• • ' 1.000
' Hewes John G.... -11:1192 Schertle Danl ' • 2,616
Hoffman. Daniel.... - I,76slStnats Jas.: —: .. ; . 624
Hodgson Wm C... . • 7061 Spencer Fied:;,. - . • . 25
Rama Steilhen...; .2,025 1 5c0tt .Sam .1, • ;;..-. - 330
Hensler DN' 1.439 'Sparks Jabez ' ' 2..797
Houck JP.. - .. ~. . 1,093 Stoffregan Lewis.. • 153
Earner Jer0me......, 151 Schrader .1 W ' 369
Huntzinger J A... • • 550 Short Wm • 146
Hadesty Geo• - .• 924 Stine Moses S- - '..2,426
Bill Robt • • • ' 299 Slater Geo W'32G
Haeseler Chas H.. 1,000 Snell Jasper • •
.. - - 720
Henderinin Alex, 2.805 Spohn Moncure. -... • 300
Harris Sand . 0... ,• „ 1.640 Strouee Silas - • 21S
. Hefter MG 8.876 Shortie Adam ' • 197
Hawley J S . 215 Schimpf Off). :-....'. ' 1
' Heisler Wm, A.... , .40 SpethF W .• . 154
Horan-'Mir. '• , 205 Schreiner John W.. ' 197
Hellenthall 'Peter; ' ' 74 Sheafer Fr W 56,513
Htuninel Waiff.,... '. ..• • • 54 Stoffregan Fred ... 119
litieseler Francts . S. • 1,032 Stine John ' . 434
'Heinia Alex P...; 264 Schaffner HenrY...- . ' 1100
Hoferkamp Ge 0...." 700 Sparks 'John - , 93
Heebner John:, .•'.• 855 Toussaint Louis_ 794
Illtintilner Semi- : - 451 Toussaint Theo...* ' ' 573
- -Hobart•Jolmy:l;.. 975' Treibler J . 11; -...., .• 99
Hays J0hn....•;.i,,: • 1,1.67 Taylor Benj•T; , 1,092
Hill Dannic ' ' ' • 160 Trough Jacob - I,ono
Hantzinger'Wnall '• 250 Troubleenn G T.- . 273
311
Huntzinger , Jas ,• - : 250 Thompson I, C....
9,369
Hughes J C._....
, . ;
_•1;877 Thompson. I, C
. Hoffman John - P.. 930 (agent estate)..". .
2.997
Melina Jacob ' •• - , 100 Tower C -' . 20,425
41rminalt Fitatteitr W 41,7491T0rrey 11 T • . : 518
Jelman •Florain:.. • .100 rTroutman W L..:: - • 290
, Joties.J.D; - :,...•;.:.. . 830;Troxell Jae It . - 2,220
Jenkins:Enos.,..;, % 6.slTerry Wm....;,.. ‘• 16
'James Gee H..::. • - .74TerryJohn..; '„.... , 69
'Jenkins 0 - D.: - ..1, .".. .. • 3.6s.Trega• J0hn; ; ..... , • 454
Johns Thos.* .1, .'. 3,1125!111mer Jacob " • •• 500
James John R,...'' : : 70 'Ulrich Nicholas.... • •82
Jones Danl . ,: ... . •:-... • • - 361Vaatine loads- - 4,017
-Johnston Jos.; ...;• 1641Wingert J0hn,.....74
'James *Rich;,..., - .. • 3651 Whitne- Frank.... :119
Johnson J0hn..... 100 ;Welsh Nicholas._ : 020
Jackson jos H., .. .. : 451Wetherill Jobn I. ' 212.
Jungkworth 12 F. , . • "621 Walker Thai H. . - 1,2n7
jmuss •- .13W - $ll5 Whitney . Wm L. - ." 1.8e7
Jenkins - Wm D.... ' 60 Whitney Sam' 8.. • 731
Kmtrieky J. ~ • •
.- . 463. Weaver Robt F..., 5.815
Kline Jacoh'... .... : • 0 81 W2 0 7, Wm 2.400
Kline 15ai5h.....,..... 47.51 W s m 5..;..; ' 2.492
Kuhn. Myer..... - ..- 2971 F Wachter Francis J -114
Eiterchex F-B B,SFIII W O/1 1 -Wra W - ' • 4,4 00
Kane Walter- „... - • -101Wetzet Nathan:....: 822
Kline A 8. - ..'.. - . .: .. :- I,s2Wheeler EH ' 510
Beratmer Danl.-, .. 11 Williams' Thos:.;. 253
), Kroll Andrew:..:.: ' ' '3O Williams David... •• 34 rii
a Knentzler 0.F.... -442.1 White Jeremiah W • .297 .
i s KbillerJacob.,.., 120 Wardle Wm G...... 3.'1.4te KielleKelli ' • ' -5661 Ward . Isaac ..702
Heim Gde B (1315.; • . •.• Wolff Wallace W. ; "'_ 920
M i tee)„ '• - 1.1187 WernerJohtt - T,, - . 264
• Kelm G. de 8t.:.; - 4,291 Whitney A K , - • 904
i e Kempel John- -• ''' • - '339 Williams V71:0 R.. $,400
81 "Kennelly Tbost,'....' " 379 Weston II K ' - .401
Al - Krell .Francia, - '56 Wallace' F B -' - • 289
a Kline" Roland,'..,. ' 485 Whitney I. F • ' 9,401
lir Kull .Adain ~; . • ;.. • ' 811Womehniorf L,.. 1.239
.ie Keenan Owen - :966 Weber Wm •,- ' 126
61 Kienzle John .1‘...:' .
.' 6651W001150n J0e:....:: :•-.' 112
Kennedy Jain; ...... 3281 Wren .Thomas;.. - .., : 2,91 9
Kreider It W. . - '. . 600'Wren Jams., •.. - 2,720
or Kuhn -Herman.. t . - "761 Weber: John W._ 222
* Kirknetrick , lott,,i -4. .-2 Weber .Ken l l- 1 - • • *BB2
ne ' Keefe Petri& - ..." 1:0 Work Moody - 239
0 - KirkleY 'Hen., .-...- - -20 Foot, Danl. -';' .. ...,.- •,127
A , • , (tn... - - : sao YuenlUog iiii....., - i 2881
,
ii, ~ _ ...
~. - - .1....‘ t . 40,594 YuettOling Ct_lati;:;, - _ ,, `. - 1311
1, J0i11i'.4'.'..,...:,. ,2t 1 5 Tering .GmtEe. ' ... - ..7 .- Y 293
. _ .., .
Lk, . 'TAMigilakil" .; ~..'::M., ..., • .;: - .T,14416
in
_Lfrospniuthirti.;:.'; 221 / 1 1V 10 45 14 F- 46 / 1 11 ;" .:- ''' /e2l
4. 0 Idoitill'hii J: ~.:;,- .• ' 2112 Eentr.Wm.-,'„,. . . " 452 ,
. Lee 'Mantra:: '.':.; -''. ' 655.2tegler 'E W• • • ' ' -":
. "4Y7
j ., .. ,f Lloyd Wto - ' -17 Zweible Mithl.'. . 128
...,
) of V
in* * jitlipa r ifaitiloo 4B
Atkin63114011;7:,,,--42 2
58
- .Allbroit4raa
BeinnensishOe....' 995
Beeper Eno* 428
..Boyeteßrena C. 440
- 127
• - 17
Ettr 4 / 0 ;r ••• • VI
• .-1 4 ;
t-'33ol*Bie_ T taJoßD' l.42lBo
. 1.200
- Burns Conrad 73
.11104 re rlfaL..ll2
Beingtirltkffos 191
_Brilosll - _Thos,-......
Breiteoger Jac... 57
ißOlton . 0131
• ,83
-
Brown Wm - . 31
Bally Fred • •
DB
Bummersbach H..' 'B9
39
Cwely 45
Condree Pat...... 14
- 11tehntazi`With:.::
Cattier 1.2 00
Carrell Frank 189
Covely
,Wm - :179
CrawahavviD B:.. 14:
Chaderton - 28
• Camfield Jas,7/44
Ca David ...: .:::'" David. - 103
Cowry Pat - 825
Cook Thos..-- . 1.03 0
Corcoran Eder 304
Coveley Zack 35
Croxton Th 05..... 280
Cably John ' 52
- Coryell R 608
Collihan Pat 29
Carr Andrew P.... 260
Donkin Henry—. 264
Dawson John 1,783
Donner Pat.. 200
Davis Henry ..... /500
-Dunlap Jae - 61
DeTurk Wm G.... 421
Daddow Jos 71
Davbnpon Jaz— ' 45
Dyer. Sam]l s3 l
Davis Reese, 33i
Davis Reese: : .:.:. l B9
Davidson. - 53
Davis' Llewellyn.. .516
Decker Matthias.. 22 1
Daugherty . .106
DeLong Emaripel.. ' _2 40
Diehl 131;
Dormer Martin., 9591
Davis Howell 2001
Davis Howell .... 176'
Drissoll John 13;
Davis Thos 1) :' 3001
Davis Jacob 'l7l
Davis Francis..._. 90,
Dever Dennis: "
:... 931
Evans Daldwin J.. - 720
Enns Thos .. W. 401
•
Evans - Francis N.. 244
Evans J0hn....... 95!R0 ,
Evans John 466 Rnerip;
Fritz . ..... 1,319 . Richanis
Fenelrstine.l 13911trave Wm.
Flanigan Pat 20 [Riley Mark—
Forney Jac .. .. 293,1t0th J0hn.....
Frantz Jac 199 Richards Shem..
Franti Henry..... ' la, Richardson FW.
Fnutia Chap..; 129; Riley Mich
Frantz Christian.. 15,465 Roehack Crum,-
Fox. Geo,* . . 17' Richarde Wm T..
Ferrebes Chas ~.. 229 Rndd John
Ferrebes Amzi.... MI Ray J0hn.... . .....
Foley Bartholinew, 40 Sutton Lewis
Ford 82 Sullivan John
Ferric!! n 05...-. 742 Shoener Rich D...
Grudwell Jere 95 Smith John A
(4arland Aaron Sheerer David
Grumm 17 Sherman Jacob....
Griffith John J.... IT Shearer Jonathan.
rge Jacob 174 Stocks Wm
Gowen Richard... 48 Seholley Jolm
Glenn Danl.,— - 185 Sullivan Jos
Gwinner Mary.. 744 Stahl G W
°chattel' Louis._ 410 Stahl Geo ... . .
Gannon Jac. . 13 &wily Jacob. . ::..:
GittingsWm ' 4 572 Stahl John. .. - .
Malian Tiros 339 Schere Rbeinart...
Howard lilacs.... 90 Shun), Philip
Hon icker Nlch.... 136 Sands John
Unveil Herman... 206 Sykes 8eni..... ...
Hendiason Chas.. 406 Sykes Geo.. ....
Howard Benj 405 Smeltzer Peter....
Hemmingray Wm. 459 Seligman Solomon
Herbert - 294 Shuster Jos
Hardy Jas J.:....:'5t Sykes Sidney ,
Honecker Christ.. 119 Stone Wm E
Harris Herbert..:: 119 Seligman A M. ..
Holmes John 434 Stoker Matthias...
Hobbs Pat 32 Se:toilet James...
Hess Constantine.. 34 ThOmas John J...
Highton jos 301Tnrner J0hn. : ....
Hutton Philip .40 Thope. Jae
Hopkins John . 6 Turner Wm
Hopkins,David.... 93 Townsend Henry.
Honecker Jacob._ 169 Turner George....
Honecker „KWh—. 18n Thomas John G.
Hall Peter 129 Thomas John D...
Hardy Jas F.- .. . . 456 Thomas John 5...
Harris John H.. 42:Tucker Rath
Heaton John fit Thome Theo
Houseknecht W... 621 Townsend J 05....
Hemmer Christ... 79 Townsend Jas....
Hughes John— 111, Urcli Wm
Howell Daniel.... 125 Unit Thos
Hilbert Mich 33 Vanhorn,TD
Irenagh mod. . 67 j i Waters W Thos
Igo John . ... 267atkins Edw
Johns Wm H ..
264.512 1 Webster J0hn....,
-Johue George T.., 95.91 Watkins David....
Johns W "2,097 -WU James
Johnson Jonathan 406,Willner John
Jones Griffith T... 1,45 n! Wilcox Wm
Jone. , Saml 61 'Wade Jan -
JoneeJoseph 110 Wagner Jac. . _
John Thomas 196 Will fame Danl._
John Henry 302, Willi righan Jona..
Johnson Thomas.. 66 , Whitfield Jos
Jackson Adam....'43 iWeiss Jos
John David 991 Watkins Edw
Jacob George 49 Watkins. Jac
Jones Daniel 73 Williams T R 0..
Johnson Theodore 30 Waters Wm ......
Jeremiah David... 93 Wagner
J aco b J a hn. 73 Williams Wm W..
Jones Glynn - Whitfield Roland.:
Kreisher Philip... Walker Danl -
Kirbey Joseph.... Williams John H.
Koons Jeremiah S. Williams Wm P..
Kline Peter...._. Wagner Geo 8..
Kohl. John Williams Wm
Keiter Geo W 'Wiguans Thos...
Kaeir Andrew:...,.!Williams Rich...,
Kline MlMl..Williams Benj...,
Kimmey Mich ael.. Young Peter
- Kerns Thomas.. Young Thos
Ketch LOUIS H. Yeo Wm
:strbon.
61
46
171
12
61
135
950
.92.
368
2951
612
970
Port CI
Alexander John...s • . . 200 .LYnn •Rich.. - .. .. . ...$
Bull R055...,,._:.. •48 i I.ewis Thon W.-.
BoYed Johri..,:. .. . : 871 Medlar John
Boone lere.. - ; .:.: 1.526.1 May Philip
Banchman Jac.... :203i Mattson Levi '
Beck Geo . 868 ?dartz Leonard., . -
Brown G W • - 3,5n0, Newlin Jease. ••.
Chi]lson C L ' : 141 iO'Nell Alex
•Eisenarich Jos - .... 795 Paid David.
Eshelman B L..... . ' 4,76olPottAbrahluiv
I
'Fletcher David.... • - 215 Rosette? , Lindsey..
FisitleFflen -.- • " - ,' ' 534 Reed Obadiah
Frucall'Win - ;.......:' .. 59 Riley Bernard
`Germ , 'Philip - 168 Reitor Jlf • -•• .
Guitermeni_Hen.... 10.658IHeedy 'Jac '
°winner. John—. 411SessInger 118
Gordon Jac 5,.. - ..*:„ -12 iSenrangerJ . B' , •
•
Gillespie Jas - -• 102;Stevens A B
Gane Uriiih.. - . 381!Scanlan Michael.. '
Gorman .Thcis 7,Boo,Snyder G W '• •
Carrigan Jere • - - 92Heitzinger Simi...
Holder Ge 0...,.... • • 231 Sands Wm
Heebner Abraham 1,418 Steinbach Philip..
Hoffman Wm . . ... - 421Thompahri Eli Jr..
Hadesty.John D... .. 340,Turner :Fevre . . ....
liiidestv 11 H- 1631 Williams .David.., -
Home ilarnlard:: ; ... • .245IWenti- Sac • •
Jenkins H.. ... .. .. ~ ' 390,Wickstead - Ja3....:
Krebs-Jac - • 84 Wilson Geo D •
• Knit tle Dant ' 348 Zeigler Ignatus...,
H. Lime john • .. 359' • . .
. - •
• '. • .' .. Schitilkill TOwn.ship.
Andy Sainnel......s *333 Kelroy Patrick... 3
• - Albriglitrin Thos.. • 104.Keraluier Jacob...
Atkinson' Tames.. ', 295 Keuben William..
• - Albrighton Jan.., .611 Lauer, Adam ' •
Augnitane John.... ...- 341Larnbert Wm.....
BOyer Samuel . 917,-Little Wm. ..-....
- Boyer Will i
am.::: ' I,4oo.McCanley Hugh.....
. Boyle Michael -..-. . 157';Itiundy John
Byrn Marinas - '' • '3B lifucklo* Jos ,' •
.BnidboryPefer.... 561 Markle-Wm -
Boyle john - • . 226 Markle Solomon.. '
• Bickelman Fred,. . : '. .98 McGee `Columbus.
Bossier Jacob . • . 17 Miller• Ell
Beecham . Joseph.... 258 Mealley Dennis....
Boyer Josiah - ' , 228 - McCall Condy
Beck Matthlati: ...' ". 32, Mclntyre ifotrick..
:Blocker Jacob .: . 113,6forder. JaCiiii •
. CovenaughJehn... 128 Morder Philip .
Corby. John ' • l'' 117.Northall John C...
Cooper Williain._; ;'' - 777. Nuttall John - •
Comeson William. - 2.73 Neyer Philip ' -
Crboks Wisi •.- • - • 3 Ogden John '
Davis Theophtins..- . .. 106:O'Neil bi1e.h.......
• 'Dougherty Neal.... '47 iProheart Chas....
David Thomas... .. 392' Purnell Ge 0:.:. .. . ..
Evano.Tas - . - : 64Hinger Stephen:..
- Enterline Henry . .., , I,sooHhineJos . - •
- Evens . Thomas ..... - 472 ,Reeser . Moses -
. Fife Geo . : ... . . ....: 'll3lleynolds Jenkins.
Gibson Wm...., ... 47 Smith Thos j' .
i Gruber Thomas.:. 857•Slattery,Lohn •
- Gregory Elijah...: .. .. 339 Heward Allen
Gregory Richard... . ... 95 5 - chuck Jacob
, •Grimes Edward.. - .. - • ' 43
,Stine Dan]
.GiinleY John .. - . 36 -Stoker - ,Wm •
••Hanser .Israel
... , 174 Sin ley John ' -
• Heialer.Jaeob ••• -• . 103; Schilling Jon •
HeislerElijah......_: . . 599 Sumniers J0hn,....
, Hobble; John 11S . $, tivett Jac •
' Horan Thomas.... -. • 623 ; •Geo
Singley Geo ....... „
Haggerty John ..., .1
- 24 1 W00d .
- Horman John..:.. - - 40 Wagner Philip....
Haggerty Cornelius' - - .18,,Willer Benj
John Frederick......
,:. ' 61 tWatts . Wigi ey
- jobnion George WI - . 145 Wendline Adam...
Kenady Peter ..... .. - 41 Yost:Danl J • -
Rocker Samuel,. .- 138iTost .Abraham... .
, Kerahner Jaceb... . 213 rost Nathaniel....
. Kershner Daniel_ .... - 182 Zimmerman Wm..
' Kelp. Mittbias....s . ' 05
' ' .
_: . : Illiddleport. . •
..
Bensinger Chas;...s' 875 , Kiirk:John II - $
Burke bitch •• • . .•: , 28 Lorenz Lewis .
COrby Walter . '.66lMohrhach: Jos ' ...
.Crowe CoMelius.. - ; ', 884IMedler G L '
CorbyJos • ' - 339 Miller. Jos
Eustrice Jai!,..... •• 293 Murphy Alex ' ~
i
.Easton Robt .. .: ... -, • ' 156 'McCormick Wm....
Feight John ... - . ::. .. 248 IdcArdle Pat.
.. -.....
Green John..., .• ' 7 9l lifOrgenroth L 8.....
Hubert Philip .. : .... , - 220 Martin Lorenz....
Hevelick Peter..... - ~.4601Nollboch. Gee
Helluer 1.7 -- J. .•: 3281CoNei1 Pat -
...Hart Jobb . *
....... ' : '34llitter Ei F .
Herman' Wm. 1330 iSchridley And..... ,
Efolligtuni J: 5.... '.. . : 282 iShape• Datil • • .
Jennings Thos . - :100 iScptt Thos....—. '
Kiefaner Peter ' . •.1921SWain Wm - '
Knittle - Clues - . :- 201Stephesis Jas '
Traxitz ...lan • - 6611370er K K - ..
'Kleckner Wm • • 68i Welsh Thos,..,‘
- . 'Blythe Township.
Andrew David...-.$ . 21 Miller Eli 374
Beddall Thus - • '4,400 Mamba!' _152
Bossier Christ -• . •88 Mnlllgan Barney.. 142
BenV Won 124 Mar_key Chas •
Beddall Edw.. V... ..112 . Morrison Christ ' ' 9
Beddall dos 306 Morgan. Saml • • 2.97.
Clark Wm • 5BB Murry Chas • •• 29
Conley 'rhos • ' • 40 1 31arab Chas 298
101Manriel Elisha..., .100
Crosby 0wen...... 65 Pritchard Z 76
_Toovey-Mm.......l27,ssBlPritchardJos 167
Daly. Mich :... : :... 1112tPugh John... . , .... ~ 54
"Ennis .Lawrence.. • 441 Pugh .Wm 510
Vrans. Owen. 1176f4ininn Pat . . ... •...
Elliott Pat , 4011 Rooney !Celt 1,107
dotal • . 173 Robinson And,.... 10,955
Griffith . 3901 Reese • • 139
Greenway•Noalt:‘.. Robinson - fee....- 613
,RodgsouSGeo sEm Richards .. 112
Read John . . . • .173 Rawllng.er • '3l
' 512 Smith Jim n .338
Runs P. B' • ' 116 Stapleton • Pat ,' 77
Kelly Margaret.., 212 Welds Hugh 99
Kirk Janre5....,.... 218 Schwind • . 789
Lloyd John:: .• 127 Whitehouse 771.
Lloyd John:— 99 13arnett D•G • ' 1139
Miles Chas • , 6591 ' . ;
New Castle
Brom' Willlam...s 4.74ojliladiiraJas . ..r. ....$ , ' 46
brown David ' . 779 i Phillips- Thos:::.: . . ;46
Butte James • • 32 , Thillips - Robt , 206
I
Bracey' mes' -' 238 I'llllllp Rplitalin.. : - 131 K
B.6t 44 .T,belnas ~..11 Reese... Evan., . •',- ~ .15.
..Mombnly-IPercliar.. • • 4'...ii Rogers Rdw' - ...;..*..0 _055
- 01615 W Riltfar4 .:-. . 14,StoneinSerib' - 2
: G 5im0n1.7..; :-ill l .l3mltti,i BlitU ' 44:
• Jones Thomas:. .." ' '-',. 43 stone Sartir.... -. . 1$
Llrdebsles 1 11rozmus. -4:: 1091214mM N r ie.:, ...-....- -7 , -241
MeWilltams :LC, .. , •.4001!... ittin it Ftlual , t.. 4
Mlles Mark " ' ' - - - 641 . •, "-- . ' ' . : • . - r , - •
Hair...._n •.. ..,.
Kline J0h....... i . 'BB
KernK Abner
...., • 39
Ke..Anthony, i..,. ~ -2T2
Kloee Joseph.. ,- . Din
Lang Andrew • ' .• . .' , ,..1.21
Lewis Phlllo. - . '' ... '.. : • ••- -4 9
Lewis W.M.,.•...•..... -- : ; :.100;',
Landeritatrit :David , -.- 203
jratar /WOOL . 4 .:• -'. 234.
Linda& _ ,
~-Aeg
LlUtTfionasik- X..:::- :191
We: John.... ii.;;. - J 169
Larldta Martin. ~.-. -.-: : 94
lanadalboall.- - .•... -,- —.SW
MclCminer Patrick - - 14
Mengla,BOCßentta - . - , 14.6
Mc.Atee Patrick... . 128'
11cOnirelitartb2;...- .. - 114 •
Mark .SIW- Ph• ..139
111e11. Dalai; ; . : 121 i
Kilir .11111clisel:. . .:' 151
. cMIWIn Pat ::. .'' • 236
Melody Mich - Jr... - -13
Morris Wm J. -4
..i„,,, Pat.'':. • - .
McGmerahos....... - • • 2
McGraw John„ . ,-, . •.,190.
. - , ;1K1ch'.':.•.....'.'..'"-50"'
McGraw..Mich . • • '-: 92
Mehington W,m... '`l66'
Madera -Reslalr. , .-..-, . .33
Miles Bdw... ... ...• •30 .
Mild Pat r• • ' llO
Meyer Nich ' ' 49.4 -
Montfort John .. -.. 1 .739 ,
McOeeugh Andrew • .233- .
Morgan Jelm.... . 203
Mateer Mary ' ' . 304
Merrick Anthony.. 33
Martin Jae II '. . -264
March Wm •
.. 252
MnAlienheln A.... 111'
McGee James - IT
McCarty S 4 -.. • 30.
Mason Wm '• 260
Nichols John ' 68
Nagle Jacob:. - ..... - . 93
Naylor Will B ' . ..123
Nleder J0hn... . .... . 248
Neirmann Berman . 602
Nash John .• - . '9O
Nash Martin ' • 187
iomla Frahcia 423
IChnia•Wandal 421
o.l3rlen ' Andrew.. 7l
orula 'Henry; . 233
&Nen Danl.. -.... : 60
O'Neil John - 112
Omerd Adam..,..-, . 341
Past Peter... ;.. ; .., 161
Pboler Wm .. '....:: .• .. 7
IPresaman 'Joseph.. .92
Price Richard..... 296
Poet Joel ..., .;.. ' .. . 8
':Ploppert Ja5..... 83
Pilling Harkey... . 82
Parker 'Wm - . - 983'
Price Benj . . ... ... • 138
Pollock John ' 248
Quirk 'John *. 162
,Quinn Peter . ' . 337
'Roxby Jerenilah.. ' 170
'Rosby John .14
. }Merits, Henry 217
Michas:ls David J.:. , • 99
Township:
. •
• Bp: 14eitiaolsa and,
The grhve of the matheic, of our fete reside : 4,
is located In 'Spencer CorPity, neer the
little village of asutirille,.emboivered amid . the
majestic fortarAreed of the...country: There is
neither headitotm• nor monument to denote - the' "
sacred spot;iind the piles. where the remains he
buried is tut unfrequented' loeality,, or ;cm:opera
tively so: Sehorttune before hisAmtli;,lllr.
isiln wrote letter; expreeabig his iutentioa to-via;
it the grave this summer, and cause a suitable
inouninentt to be.erected;}nd . iß We letter. (t 9 a
friend) be exPreseedsthe mgret bitsievesa,
caroi of life bad so lOng compelled him to polit.:
uelhis duty: The father and Mother of Mr.
' were - members-of-a , Baptist" , Chureb.
mother &A (a widow) no minister could
he obtained to' attend , theduntirsi,' awing to the
great distance of , the ,family from auy isharch,
and the - ditliculty'of traveling at that season of
the ;
. Some six months after the!, forteral,J
however, Miritham Lincalu yrent;ori foot.thirty
miles And-got 'a. Baptist minister tb Come' and
preach his tuother'altuieral sermon.. Beautiful
example of filial love and tender regard!. Let
lions and daughters take note. of it. Every truly
groat man was first an obedient and loving sou
[00 ' )IM ON 10.11 . 113.]
EDITORS M.INICICS . Joosit.u.,r—You are correct In your
opinions of tlikpelicipr suaLing 'cones:gaol* tO -
ante of any • denondnation. • It .wassconveselon that
_leught on the late terrible war, and it may bring on
one even more terrible.. There, '.have-. been : many con- -
-cessions made to the 'Papal poses's, that should never
.have been submitted to by the people, is Is ..wswille
work of politiod aspirant& • A great error wag dilladlls.
Mg the Bible from the Public bchoobs, for it wee a great
stumbling block in the way of the P,anal church:- Cori-
Untie these concesibins, and evil L will follow. There
is no doubt that there is a fixed Idea In the minds of Pa. ,
plsta, that they are going to rule this country. 'Let, the
Preen be diligent in observing all polithsti movements,
and warn the people Of danget.. Jauru
Perrin - max, July. 24, 18fej... .... • -' • • •
•• .
nott.cic, Pwtarllte , Ping:'
AGENT l'Oß:Tgil alliLt . olP TEC
•
WHEELER &,VESON
SEWING - NIA - .SHINES
.
In
• . . •
County . •.
number OTt6se excellent Banally Machines ire
Wails kepi on band .arid • can be seen Iti,iiperition-by
calling at. his residence In lii.tairet- Street, tyort ;kW.
next doortto the English Litt/lama Church.. •
To, 26:zinnia - late persons - using these Mac.hlnee, a
supply of MaChtne Needles,- Machine and Soap, and
Clarli's Thread, in all numbers and color!, especially
adapted to Sewing Machine use, will be kelt on hind.
Thdroligkinstructions for Working these Machines
will 6e given topintics purchasing. , • .
Orders by mail will receive' prompt atteMlon. • Call
Auld examine before Ptirciutaing elsewhere. .
January 2.3..4 , • ' • 4.11
Shatleted • CONSTITiTioNB RESTORKO
nom's rantacrrßuctiu.• _April es '66. 14-6 m •
Grity .finldiese, lhandratK .nuy
Disease' WC the 8 cialp.--No • D1.13430T/ZILT CAN Cog-
PANE. WITU IT : 'IT 18 NOT A Dot.. • • "•••• • •
"'London" - •.. Rnstorer...
. • "London" ins - ' "Hair Color Restorer."
"London" • • woarm's -• "Hair Color'Resnwer."
~ L ondon" Guest • ' "Hair Color Restoree."
. ..London.. • RUMMY •." "Hair Color Renorer "
"London" . . "Hair Color Reatorer...
..-It lathe ONLY Known Hurroasa of CMAZ AND
Pita
"LOT HAM 011168150 OOMBINED. Delieidely perfumed.
1. It will restore gray hair. to its original color.
• 2. Itwill make it grow on bald heads.. • .
3. It will restore the natural secretions. •
4 It wilt remove all dandruff and itchinge.• •
6,, It will make the hair soft, glossy, attd flexible. •
- 6 It will preserve the original color to old age. • -
. I'. It will prevent the heir frOm falling off., "
8.-It Will cure all diseases of the scalp. •
• • .IT 18-,NOT A'IIIIEIC.
"Londirw. • • "Hair Color Restorer."
"J.:widow , • tOrAD - "Hair Color Restorer."
"London" T'lldir Color Reotorer."
"London" " "Bair Color Restorer."
- "Lowly/v. • . "ilair Color Restorer."
"London". •oirairnesix. • "Hair Color Restorer.
"London". ' • "Hair Color Restorer;'
"UsED 11Y.Orli. MOST KMINENT PIITSICIANS A.M.) CLI4LOT...
• Da; Swa.vaz &.sioni Some six years ago began to
lose my hair, and continued to, do so until the scalp
became es bat e the palm of, My hand.; .troubled also
With &disagreeable itching.feyer, greatheat;.aud dand:
rufr, small pustules would form, qulte sore to the touch,
and the remaining portitui of the hair on thelside and
back'of my head_became quite-gray: • After' using a
number of Resteittves Sao called). without' 'success,
-and my head - nearly' destitute of hair,: I reluctantly
Commenced using the "LONDON BAIR 'COLOR RE
STORERAND DRESSING."- - Now, _candor. and Jus
tice compel 033 to say - Ito-all, that through its use I
,now possess a new and beautiful growth of hair, com
pletely restored to itSoriginal dark and glossy appear
anee, and I venture the assertion, the world furnishes
no preparation eqoal to this: and I do. conscientionsly,
say. to all who are gray, or bald, hair dry and harslL.or
falling, to use at once this • cleanly and' delightfully
perfumed article.'., • —ISAAC L. hfARSHALL, .
Gunner United States Navy. •
830 Leonard street,_Philadelphia.
Pricels cents a bottle ; six bottles, $4. - Sold by Dr.
.SWAYNE . ,k SON,- 230 North Sixth Street above Vine,
Philadelphia. Also by •
JOHN G. BROWN it,SON, Druggists, Pottsville. -
HENRY SAV!.OR,. "; • " •
June.l7; '65. - . • 24-
. Helmbotata . Fluid • Extract • litichn As
pleasant in taste and odor, free fait h all injurious pro
pertics.and Immadiate in its action:,[Aprit 8, .6.N. 1.4-6nt
.. . . .
. To Purify., Enricll3:the Illood,'aud Henn
tify the iunuPtexion, use , UE1.111101.100 HIGHLY, CONCEN
TRATES, • FLUID. FaTnaor , SwireAvnici.w. One bottle
equills in strength oue gallon of the Syrup or Demeter,.
• April S. '6l. . • ' . '. 14 -Gm '
Old Eyen matte New...A, pamphlet directing
bow to speedily restore sight and give up spectacles
without aid of doctor or medicine. Sent by mail.•frce
on receipt' of 10 cents. Address E. B. FOOTE, itf. D.
Feb. 4, , G.5.—.5-6M ' • 1130 Broadway, New York
A Clear, Smooth skin and 'Beautiful
compluziou fullomis the use of lIELYBOLD'S CONCENTRA
TED Fmmu flrramrr SARSAPARILLA. It removes black
spots, pimples tat all eruptious of.the skin: . . • -
April 8, 4 65. 14-6 m
Not a few' of the Worst Disorder. that
afflict mankind' arise from eruptions Al the. blood.
Ifrimnoto's EXTRAOF OF SABSAPASILLA is a remedy' of
the utmost-value: Aprtl B, WS. • . • 14-Gm
foigioto
.g4tiuiliettre
NOTICES.
re-2a Baptist Church, 3d near callow
bill Sr re et.--Preathing on .Lord's day morning and
evening; rit log. A. M.. and 7.1 i; P. M. • • •
Lecture and Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening at
TA, o'clock. . •
Sunday School at - 2 o'cicck Lord's day afternoon.
: • • . . R. R. AUSTIN, Pastor,
Residence Mahantoneo above 7th Street-
German Beformed Chorchi . Market
Street, Rev J. 0. BUCILES. Pastor. Regular services.
alternatelyviti the. German and English • languages, ev
ery Sabbath day;-at 10 A. M. 'd, TX P. M. Prayer Meet
ing and Lecture every Wednesday evening at TX P. M
July 16th • and 36th, English in the-morningnnd Ger
man in the evening.
July 9th and . 22 . a, German in the mowing and 'En
lish in the evening.. • •
tom' Services at Trinity (Episcopal) Church on
Sunday morning , at X past 10. Sunday evening at
34 Past T.
ter' First Presbyterian Citureb, corner Ma,=
hantongo and Third Streets. Rev. rBAAII RILEY,I Pas
tor. Services .Sunday 103¢ A., 31. and TX P. M., ex
cept on the 3d Sunday of every month, when the second
service will be held at 3,4 P. M. Lecture, Thursday
evening .at 'TX. Sabbath :School, 2 P.M. Prayer
Meeting. quarter. before 10, Sunday morning.
Pa!' Union . Prayer' Meeting, every Sunday
morning, from 83y to 93y o'clock, in the frame Church
on Second Street, between Market and Norwegian Sts.
All are invited. .. • -
- WErangelical Churth,:Callowhill street.—
Rev. Simq..G. Ruoame.; Pastor, - will preach German ev
ery Sunday morning at 10 o'clock; and English in the
Evening et 7 o'clock. - "
Itri^ticthedist E. Church, Second street, above
Market. Rev. J. B: Meer:uncoil, Pastor: Services:
Sabbath, at - 10, A.- M., and 7, P. M. Prayer Meeting,
Tuesday evening, at T3{ ;o'clock.: '
tirEng. Lutheran Ch arch, 'Market-Square.
Rev. L. hL KOONS, Pastor. , Preaching every Sunday
*morning. and evening, at 1030. A: M., and 7, P. M.—
Prayer Meeting and Lecture Thursday even, at 7 o'clock
* MARRIED.
4 n Hail-loge Notices must be. accompanied with:2lS
cents to appear fn the JOURNAL. . .
.; .
FLETCHEB--DYER:- , ln St. Clair, on the 24th inst ,
by: the Rev. G. T: Barr, Mr. EDWAED FLETCHER LO MTN
Becalm Dl:aa; botti.of St- Clair, Schuylkill
. . .
.FRIESRLBRAZIk.R . .—on the lith inst.., by Rev. D.
Washburn. at the_residenee of the bride's parents, )fir=
D. W. FIIIF.SE of Orwigabarg, tQ Mis 3 ~Tim.r.z BRAZIER
of Pcittsville. . .
• HEILNER—SAVAGE:On Burnley .evening. July
2Rd. at the Lutheran 'Pareonage, Illneraville, by
the Rev. H. C. Shindie, Mr. S.Leurc, Ilmr.:rart: to Mies
IBABELT.A ANGELI: SAVAGE Of Baltimore; Md..•. •
Cr - Baltimore papers please copy. • , .
DI.,BY—WILLIAMS—On the 13th of July, by
John C. Conntd.:Esq.,.3f.r. Bina .ELBsant.tv to !dim
Lprrrne WlT:Lbuse, a orPottairMe; -
Mple announcements of. - five: Those ac
.compantid with notiewi,. eke:, must be paid .for at, the
rate 4f .10 achti'per 11:11Z. ‘: • • : •
COOPERI=-On the 27th - inst.. in this Borough, 3lsiti,
wife or John Cooper, carpenter, aged.. 51 yearn, 6 mos.
and 2 . days. :
The relatl46. and friends of the iiintly are r6ixtct-
Telly Invited to attend the funeral—Z(om the residence
of her hnsband„. Coal street,' between Valloirhill and
Norivegian street, to-morrOw (Sunday) afternoon. at 2
o'clock.
DRIIMUELLBIL—On. the 12th of July, at fitiainc
ville, Itomurr ~ CALVIN, on of Daniel and Annetta
Drumheller; aged 1 year, 7 months and 25 days.
- FRITZINGBR.‘ , -On the 6th inst., in Tama • guti, U e,
at loarratmaxa; aged 20 years. •
ICITCFIEtig. 7 -On the 18th inst., in this. Borough, Mrs.
JuLts. Ass }promos, aged 24 years, srhontha and 23
PEALE —On the 18th of July, in ,Philadelphla, very
s - uddenly,. Rouass" PeAte, late or North Manhelm
Township, Schuylkill County, in 'the B°A year of him
age. %Ilia remains were brought .to Pottsville and hi
terren in the. Presbyter= Cemetery, on the fist inst.
WELLP.II.On the 18th of July, it the Big Spring .
'Hotel,- -in ',New' Castle. Township, E rica ReareoA,
daughter of Monies and . Lydia Weller, aged 11 mos.
. . ,
YOILE.- I ,on the 6th of .Taly, at New' Mines, in Refl.
ly Townshir4 . lla.aNaa Yiata, aged 79 years, 2 months
and 25 day s., . .
. . .
Obituary... • ';
AT a stated meeting of Jones' Division. No. 544 Sone
of Temperance, held in their hall -St. . Clair, on -F r id a y
evening. 'July 215t,..1855. the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted :
%mein, It has pleased- Almighty God •in His all
Wise providence, to remove from this world,our exal
ted snd beloved member:: JAMES Jonsson Beam, and,
whereas, in his death we Save sustained a deplorable
and lamentable loss,4liereby our hearts are bereaved
at the untimely dentin iif one so generallyiaduifred for
his sterling integrity, his untiring energy an p awn ,
th
ance the cause of Temperance , therefore : e it' ..
RsooLvto,' That in the death of-onesomrich ',endear;
ed to the members of this Division, and blot uninierving
principles of Teri:mance; we cannot refrain tram pal)
Ikly acknowledging.the intense sorrow manifested by
,the Division in general. • . • ',. -,
• .
Borozvezi, That . we mingle our sympathies and sor
rows with.the bereaved family,of the deceased in view
'of the sadAisitatlon. and express with deep sorrow, the
losii of a virtuous emcee, Apure patriot in the Cause,
good Christian. aim it respected citizen. of his county.
BrAin.vxn, That the chatter emblems nnd regattas of
thin Divlrioa bedrapediti mourning.for the term of (30)
thirty days,ris a token . of, Our . respect _for the-lamented
copy of these rebrilutionkPro_Fer
iY P"r"t"-'44 be t4e , Auallx of 42 1trAeci*aeA
Rlgfafrno, the above preamble and-resoltitionn
hrkribVerednimn our minute book: :and .; that, he,' alio
beozubßstha thelifirome Jorrintsz.,
B; fraswatasw, '
G. T. Baia,: :Cottunitteri.
*
• PEOPLES'
- _ - -
RAILWAY •10MPANY
SCH.UYEKILLT, COUNTY.
•
Tbe,aubsorlber eters for sale the Bonds of the Pee.-
•insallw4 l 7.-• Company, of ..aclma7lkllll
coasmaty., Tbese Bonds and Intermit are a !lilt class
securlty;as they are secured by a that Mortgage on the
railway to the extent that the UM Is now; -or at - any
Iline'beresiter maybe enfiateNte4d, r and by virtue
Mitlidrity vested in tbe Oinia4.
The Bonds are for One Hundred Dollars ($100) each:
Interest Coupons attached, paiyfibleevei7 elz months,
at the rate of six per amt. clear of all Taxes---Btate,
Counti, Muntdpal or Government.
• ,
L. F. WHITNEY, Banker,
F.
July 15. CeedireSet, Pat uTllle.
DIED.
GENERAL NOTICES.
y l- HEREBY offer mitten as a candidate
.11PasM. for the LEGISLATURE at the ensuing elec
tion, subject to the decision of the Union County'Con-
Tention. .• H. 7W.PII3IiERTUN, Tremont.'
July 29.
••TWELVE FERIIIIOTYPES can
. be had at Alleithi,Gml!ery for Sl 93.
duly 1065. . • : " • 264 '.
• -
• DISSIiiIITION o.lg PAItIONIC00;"'
B.lllP.—The Arm. Alesandertanti • &b
-ile., &ring business in Rash Township,
Pa have dissolved partnerehirrby Alex. Gray.' Br., and'
Alex. Gray, Jr.. withdrawing therefrom, and the other .
two members , to wit--Johnlioele andBanntelP. Long
streetaave formed 'a new partnership, to be carded Inr
at same place under the firm name and style of Hosier &
• R rd Jones. Carter, Men & Co., R. J. Frey. Oli
ver Brothers & Co.. A..T. Cheeseborongh C 0..&
11am W; Becket. Farrington.:Leninird &
'tan Oil Co.. and Charles 8. Fowler. are to preleet their.
respective claims to - Alestander. Gray. Sr.,for payment
all other debts against said firm to be' settled kry4oB4
Longstreet.' . ALEX. GRAY. sr:, - •
• , . ' : , ALEX. GRAY. Ja.. '•'•
. • JOHN ROSIE. _ _
• •
• - • SAMUEL P. LONGSTRPIET: ,, •
Wilkesharre, June 22. 1865. , • ...16.6r
---.ETYGINERWB OF lONCR.—Read
ing,and, Columbia Railroad, CO
LUMBIA, Jnly - litth. IRA—Sealed proposals will be
received until SATURDAY, JULY 'nth. for the grada
,ation and masonry of the line. of: road. between the
city of Lancaster and Rammer Creek - Gip, Eighteen
and one-half miles.
Bids will be received. for the" whole. orrsnypart o
the work, in either of the three following forms
•
Tot. Al l Ca■h.
!Id. Half Cash ;'Half in Alin Mortgage
Boothe, at Par, on the Road to krazillnilt,.
3d. All Bonds, n; Par.
Biddere will be .careful to state for which of the
terms of payment they. offer. -..
The cash payment - will be made monthly, reserving
twenty per cent-mail the completion'
of the work, in
the usual manner. .'By order of Board of -Directors,.
• •..
NV
. , 0. CASE, President:
- For details, and further. information, apply to: A •
, •• - SAMUEL WAIIIFFLIN. Engineer.
July 15. '65.--965-St Columbia, Lancaster Co., Pa.
THE CITIZENN of POTTs-
VILLE AND VICINITY.—
POTrSVILLI3, Jutr 13, 1565
The undersigned 'respectfully locates the eitizenkof
Pottsville and vicinity. that be has oponed - a COAL
YARD. in this Borough, on a lot of ground above
McKeown's tavern, on the old Peacock Road, and near
the Mount Carbon Railroad. ' tip will keep constantly
on hand Coal'of all kinds and 'sizes and of the beet
quality; (northe outcropping of .veins) nod hopes to
receive a fair-sharc of public patronage. It Is unques
tionable that-a good Cdal Yard lass long been needed
.ln Pottsville, and the undersigned trusts hat his en
terprise will be _encouraged and sustained.
Coal weighed before delivery.
-
• Doxes".for the reception of orders, Which will be
promptly attended to..will be placed at the followin4
points in the Romugh : • •
' AMERICAN ROUSE, . • '
FEGER'S HOTEL, - . - I •
UNION - HOTEL.. ' Centre Street
FITZ SANDERSON'S Drug Stor . e,
SAME, MORRLS'S Store, : • • •
D. DOWNEY•S Barber Shop:
C, I,L BKOWN.'S Store, Market Street
JAMES BECK'S STORE. Mauch Chuni Street.
RISING SUN HOTEL. Minersville Road.
MILLER. MANBECK, East -Norweeian Street. •
J. C. 111UJCCINGEB.
29,4t.'
July 22, :G5
WANTED.
.
A $C11001 ; ALCHI3II - wants 'an engage
ment. Ibui been 'teaching nue Echtiol for fifteen
years on Governor's Wand. N. Y. Address G. I 1:
8.,'819 South Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
' 'July 29, '65; . • 30.20
OTICE.—The County Stmerinfeedent will bold
lan examination, for l'eachere. in Tremont.. on Au
gust 10th. 1905; at 9 o'clock, .A. M. Eight Schools in
"to township. Official.
W. U. CROTIIIIRB. Prin. of Scitoole;
30-3 t.
July 29, '65
IA NT ED.—Four Male and eight Female Teach
-I'em to take charge of the Public Schools in Ash. ,
land, tar a term of nine months. ,to commence in Sep
tothber. An examination of Teachers* will be held in
the Brick School 'louse, on Tuesday, August 5th,1865, ;
commencing at 83 o'clock, A. M. • - •
June 29, '65.-30, . J. rt.:CLEAVER, Silly.
N.T n Z m D m. .— I LomßatheleEt and
tst Mt. La
th CatZnter. al Nci;.
E
further particulars apply w THOS. T. JONES,
Laffee, ' J. J. O'NEIL.
July 22;965: : - 20-it
Al] ANTE D .--An active, energetic: btainess.man
—to take the egeney for. thLs County of_a sitter.
CLASS LIFE INSIMANCI COMrAN'. Address.
• BOX :811:14 P. O.; philndelphin
July 22, • . • 29-41
ANTE 11):-:-Two Male Teachers totake charge
of the Grammar Schools of Port Carbon:. Term
0f.9 mouths commencing on the Bret 'Monday in Sep ,
tembef. Salary of $5O per month. By order of the
Board. • • • J. 11. REITER.
• Port Carbon, 99-2 t .
GENTS WANTE 13 in every County the
A
State, to canvass for the History ot,the Pennsylva
nia Reserves—a book which will be wanted by all' the
Pennsylvania soldiers and their friends. -
Most liberal terms will be given to Agentic and ener
getic canvassers will be sure to make large wages. •
. ELIAS BARR dr, CO ,
July 2:3,..66,=29 , 1m1 'No. 6 Rest King St., 'Lancaster.
TWO - TEACHERS ,WANTED
L Public Schools of Pottsville, Schaylkill County,.
Pa.. by the 28th of August, 1861: . • •
One Female PrincipaL for a Primary ?dale, graded
school. Salary from $240 to $304 a year, according to
experienee and qualifications, payable monthly (calen
dar) for the entire.year. School open 10 Months. No.
of pupils about' 60. . •
One Colored Female Principal, for Primary Colored,'
mired and ungraded School. Salary from to $!5
by the calendar month, for - the time taught. • No.'of
pupils about 30. • ~„ •
Experlencedlitachers preferred. The , law requires
thepirties so
,ernployed to be provided with current
Certificates, either State or County. Applications in
person or •by letter, accompanied , with testimonials,
&c., received by the undersigned, to Wednesday, 16th
August. next. • - . • -
151 Y -The bfale Teacher : originidlv advertised for, has
been elected. • CHRISTOPHER LITTLE,
&cretary of Board of Directors.
28-3 t
July 13..'65
IQ TEAM ENGINES- WANTED.—The
dereigned wishes to purchase 3 second-hand Steam
Engines, of 20 or 30 horse-power each.'Address.
JABEZ SPARKS. Pottsville, Pa.
1341 •
May 7. '64
wANTED TO. BORROW ON BOND
AND MORTGAGE. secured on unencum
bered reateatate in the fkirough of Pottsville...worth
H
three times the amount, SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Apply to M. W. MATCELIN, Pottsville, Pa.
Jane 24, '&t' • _ • 2S-tf
IATANTED to purchase Sir. -r Eight . , second hand
YV . Engines from 6to 40 horse power . Pumps ind
Drains of , all-sizes and. Boilers of any size: • The high
esteash price will be paid for the'same by • •
• WREN & BROTHER, Coal St.,-Pottsville.
Apri',l..6s,_ • . . -1641
WANT ED.—A: situation by a yOung man, ard
nate of Crittenden's Commercial College, as Clerk
or Book:Keeper. Having several years experience In
clerking in the coal region, best of referenced for abil
ity and integrity given. ,Please address "BOOK
KEEPER" at this otlice. March 11, .65.-10-tf
LEGAL NOTICE S.
N THE OUPTIAN.9 , IDOUICT of NchuVl.;
I.
kill'County.—ln the matter of the account 'of
Franklin Gowen, Administrator Of DENNIS EAR
KIN, deceased,—The undersigned, Auditor, appointed
to distribute the Money in the hands of the administra
tor to-these entitled' to the same, hereby gives notice
that he will attend to the duties of his appointment at
his Office in-the Borough of Pottsville. on Monday,
the 14th day of,Atigust.A. D.. 1865, at 10 o'clock, A,
M., *hen and.where all • Paities intemsted are notified
to atteild. ' ' DAVID B. GREEN,
- July 49, %S. 110-St •
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.--WhereasLetters
of:Administration on the Estate of MARIA- DEL
BERT; late of North Manhelm Township; -13chttylki11
County. deceased, have been granted to the subscriber
by the Register,—Notice'is hereby given to all those
indebted tri said estate to make paytneet; imd 'Owe
having claims will present them for settlement.:' -
WILLIAM DEMENT, Executor..
29-60
My 22. '65
A DiiIIINIXTBA. , 0 ; tiSIifOTItCE.;-;-Notice
A
is berebralven.tha , ..„lundetatgued beenap
pointed Icy theltegister , f Schuylkill County. adminbi
trator Debonis non of Jacob Buts, -late . of Saint.Clalr,
Schuylkill County, Pa., , deceaised. :All perilous indebt
ed to said estate will igunediately, make payment, and
those having . cialma-Agaituit the estate• will present
them for settlerdent to ; LEWIS REESER,
Adminlstottot . Del/mignon of the estate of Jacob Butz,
deceased. , July 22. •65.-22-et
TN 'LIRE 'ORPHANS' COURT of elellosyl.
L 1-.ll;atase of Will Tap
lor,
dereased.—Thd undersigned, Auditor, appoint
ed by theConrts,to restate • and resettle the account of
ELIZABETH GOLDEN (late Elizabeth Taylor 4, Exec
ntrirof William Taylor, will meet the, parties interest
ed for thd purpo, se , of his' appointment. -on FRIDAY.,
ACGDSTt intofsca9 3 , A. IL. atlda Ofilediriata-
InuttongoStreet, (o to Post Ofilifelyottatolle. .
C LAWLE.Anditor.
July I 'RI,
kIOVIINISTRATIOXIMIC
tic lettere of Adminlitratton on the estate_ °ra t wain
lie:mend KraitbOate of the lo3d Porn
misaary of retorters on General Ilartsuff staff, at re
rteratntry.„:l-ymwdecemeed„ -have been granted to the un
notice la berehrgiven to all those indebted
to - UWeitatertokinakOrpnytnent. and - thee! tarhg
admit° preileOthom withott delay to
,AULII.7B &HIM Mtlftdoira 4l
• Pottsville.Pl,Lon l .l .l4 , .2841t
AND NOW, 3lay 13, 1863, the arid order
and direertheTreasruir and Collector of Blythe
Township, to receive no Townstupßoud Qrdere or
n
T ym n e h to except th x Orde drawn and Imam e
tn.
1865, for.the current ensperuseit of the l year - 1866.
June 8, .65.-41-6nt BY irRE COURT.
SVP IK RION VINE tarAß.—The subscriber has
1.7 commenced the manufrcture of a swim article of
vinegar at the corner of Railroad and sbilowhill stmts.
la the Borough, of.-Pottsville. where he is - prepared to
ihrnisb grocers a pare article; wholesale. which he will
warrant to be equat e if not superior to any. article In tho,
marker for table ime, - And.plarposbs' for
which vinegar is used, at'the lowest market prices. All
-we ask is fordealcra to give us-a trial. -- •
16:14414-14 1 it'W tr 4194, 8.-ALT/f",
'A 4SMOKE G
*
inatues, wholeeele
and rite!
- addlidde'prieenhy GUSTAV WOLTJEti o
4 -*-Edle-ed» Pottsrdie,,d9or to the ' Union Hotel. :
* • -„,. '
MlME=====2:= l
!TRAY CAW.—Strayed from the,
17 premises of the anbeeriber. residing En 7 )
Minererille, a red and white spotted cow ;
'ber barna. tarn inward ; the had on a agnate
bell,marhed with the faiths's S. L the milks - nut a
ery thaoqtan,
but threetents.. - Any information leat ‘ l . Eng to Eter -
.
. 7 ..••at•4••=4 LoyitEni t.
vs - -•-- so.st•
S A tb the pretnises of the sub 17 scriber, at Sear Ridge, car June 20th, Ism
Brown Cow. white 'bask. - short tall. and bell ea i v ;
nec k• awns sea years old. The owner will pleas,
ca n . p m . p k
_v. pay dunes alai take her Ivy,
or she will be soid according_to ave :
EDWARD'LASLEY, Bear-Ride. '
• • BO*.
July 20; IV.
V.7.IIALIEZIK—Came to the premisesjot me t a .
t 3 scriber, =tensile north of Pinegrove, on
ElOilday, July inth three smiles rice Black
Mare. one Brown Many and one Brown and
Black Horne Horse Mete. The owners will call.
pray , property, pej .chrumat and take them away e r
.kkey will be 'old according to law.
.fuly 15. '6 6 .--23 3 t" • GEORGE MAY.
. .
1111111i1rARD...doet, one Meek
me
$2O - - kilo
with titbit% heavy neck inclining t;
one side, aboot9 years old. One dark brown male,
blind on the right aide, about the same age. One bror 4
mare male With thick listloelor belned, wwwe white eel:
mixed tnromer the brown, abobt In or 11 years old.
.. The above
or
will be paid to.any one mb arti t hz
the -males._ or_ givine infommtlen where they can b•
had. EDW Oi O. PASS, Sus. liuslumuliam Ow co.
Kaskawllliam. JAY . n-tt
FOR SALE AND To LET:
ttOllt SAL It...Tbe - antleer.fgord offers for ac e
Lis Brig* baud Maya Hoge and lot of
ground, ituate on the S. E. corner of ackeonti
and Washfrigt streets, in. the Borough. of Part '
Carbon.. -For.' ter= app l y to the. subscriber, at p m
a i rthoi ) ; or tolinuraan L. WHITNEY, at Pottsville.
duly 92;16;--30-3t! . CHARLES bMITit
:rtviciiiNo LOTS wen sAI E.—Th e
nndervigned otters for este estimable betiding i ess
located in Schaylittli Heves. the property of the been
o f G eo r g e Beleere dead. . .. Tor taints. &e., apply to
lIIENRY ZIMMERMAN, Pottsville, p a.
- duly 29; 436. • ' , • ; 30-6 r
REAT DA L OR GOVERNAErff
G HOME, AND
24000 Aahow.hr tat bet „ Mold daring
Meath of•AiAput,
the Mita of New 'fork Pennagnuda,
Olds; !Wino, Delaware, Nary
, land, and New Jersey, and
the IHstrkt of Columbia.
'• - , . quAITIEJeArer2I2 GINEZAMS Orrtet.)
- Ye sentaccrow, D.- C.. July 24, 1%5,
. • Will be sold atlmblic &Winn, In the highest bidder
ht the tline.anil places named bekiw, viz: . .
New Wash:
New York city. Tuesday and Friday of each. week;
200 Horses' each ably
New .York city, Wednesday of each week, 200 Males
each,day.3 J , • ' ..:. , , .
Elmira, Tutiday, August 8. 200 Mows.
landit, Tirektly, Alignat 15;500 Mules. i v , ,,
'Albany; Friday; Atigust .I.kisoo Malts,. -
Buffalo, Wednesday, August 30. 500 Mules. - :,
; • Pennsylvania. . 'i.
Philadelphia, ono:oday of - 'each week, 200 Honks
each day.- - - _ • •
Plailadelphia, Wednesday and Saturday , of each week, .
100 Mules each day. - • • - ' . • ' .
•• tr Pittsburgh, Thursday of each week, 150 -Mules each .
.4 7
..Pottatille, Tuesdnje August 1,100 Mules. • • 4
Mitilbutown, Friday, August 5, 200'Mu1 , .. .. . 7_
Ye*, Friday,' August 4, 200 Horses. • - . -
Nesiville,-Wednesday, August 9, 100 nurse', ..‘ „.
Newville, Thursdiy. August 10, 100 Mules.' '.3'
,
-Reading, Friday, August 16. 200 Morsel. •`,
'Shippensburgh, Wednesday. August 16, 100 Moms • -,-
Erie, Thursday, August 17, 200 111orses. . ,_'-
131rippeusbon.th, Thursday, August IT. 100 Mules' . ;-
• ' Williamsport, Friday, August 18, 200 Horses. : - .r.-
Indiana, Monday. August 21, 200.Horrieir.
, Chambersburg, Wednesday, August 23. 100 Horses. ~:
Chambersburg, Thursday. August 24, 100 Mules.
.. , :t
Milton ; Friday, August 26,.200 Horses. 4
zet-
Carlisle, R'etluesday„August 30, 100 Horses. - y..
Carlisle, Tliarsdaye August 31, 100 Mules.
Ohio. . el
Colombians, Tuesday, August I,looHorses.
,z
Salem, Wednesday; August?, 1001lonses.;
-Alliance, Thursday; August 3, 200 Horses. - -,
Canton; oaturday; August 5; gen . -Horses. • ,
Cleveland, Tuesday, August 8, 1,000 Mules. •
Massillon: Tuesday, August 15;g00 Moises, ' 'l.,' , '
Crestline, Thuriday„August IT, 500 Mules. •
Clevelaud, Monday„August 22, 200 Horses.
Indiana. i..!
t - 2
- Fort Wayne, Thursday; August 24 ,'1, 000 Mules.- i',":
Delaware._ - ~• . . ' t,:-
Wll6ll'loo'l, Tuesday . of each - week , 200 Horses each t ,
day. - , . •?'..;
Wilmington; Tuesday of, each weer, 200 Mules each
'Wilmington, Fridiy of each week, 200 Mules each
day.
New Jersey.
Trenton, Thursday. August 10, 203 Mules',
. ,
. •
. . . . . - Maryland.' - •'--
Baltimore, Wednesday, August 9, and Wednesday of
each•week thereafter. 200 Roma each day. 7. - '*
' 4
Washington, Elio Co . n,•.i
Each week day; 200 Males. , ' •
- . Clic:bore; D. C. i,,, -
Each week day except. Wednesday . 200 florae,. , ' - ' T..
Au opportunity to purchase a Superior class of sad.
die and drub: animals, at far less than their true raki , :,
is now offered to the public.:, . ~ • :.. 4
Though the majority of them are, sound and eervire: .'.;.:.
able, they are no longer required hi the army;and moo i-:i
be sold,;'
. .
. . .
td2My of the mules were bonght in the beginning nt
the war; when young, accompanied the armies in all :-
their marches and camps, and are thoroughly broken, ,
hardened by exercise, gentle, and familiar from being
50 lung surrounded by the soldieM. 1 . -
Animals will be sold mingly• : • .
Seitz , to commence at 10,-A. M. .
Terme—Cush, in United States currency.
• •
TAMES A. ETTS,
Zrev., Brig. Gen. in ctuttue.
lat ])Y., Q. M. G. O.
July 29, .6.5.-30-1 t
FoR ISAI.E.—A house and lot - in Norwe- j tk
Mem street. second house east of. Centre,
south side. Inquire, on the premises.
July 22, '65. '. • • • • 71-3 t•
A . RAII3tE OPPORTUNITY—FOR SALE.-
State and County Rights for the PATENT CAM. ,
PILLION CARPET; . universally acknowledged to be
the.greatent success of • the. age. :For cheapness and 4.;
durability it is without:a rival. .The . demand fur MU,
article is unlimited, and eau be manufactured at a very
small outlay of capital. For further particulars, ad. •
dress--. . • . KEEN CO,:
.No. 602 Arch St., 2d story, Phibuielphla.
. July 22, .G 5.
SALE OF. 'GOVERNMENT MULLS
AT PIIBLADELFIII,II..
Ao =-
The !United States - 11'4011 at Public- - Auction at
WASHINGTON STREET WHARF. IN THE CITY
OF PHILADELPHIA:,ou WEDNESDAY, JULY 26,
i .
1665, at 10 o'clock, Ai. A, . • .
ONE HUNDRED (100) 31E1,ES. • '
Also on SATURDAY, JULY 29, • 1665, at: 10 o'clock,
ONE HUNDREIV(IOO) HUES.
.Them animals are gold .only for want of 'ism., and.
are ready for inspection. • 7 .. rr•
Buyers are invited tore:amine them at any time prier
to the tale,' and ample facilities will be provided; the
sales taking place under roomy sheds so as te protaCt
• both purchasets and animals from son and rain. .
. Further information can be obtained of CAPTAIN .
A. S. ASHMEAD, A. M., No. 721 Market
Philadelphia. : • r :
. Terma..--Caah, in Government. Funds.
JAMES A. ERIN.
Byt Brig.-Gen. in charge Ist Div., Q. M., G.. O.
July 22, '6.i. r. - 29-2 t -
ACIIIINERY . FOR BALE.--The su - hscrl•
M
tier has now pn band and for sale - the following
lot of old machinery: t
One GO horse steam engine, IS inch cylinder, A Net
stroke, with a 9 foot hoisting
. drum, pump abaft and
wheel.• Very heavy. . •
0ne,20 home engiee„ 11 Inch cylinder, 2 foot stroke.
12 foot fly wheel: , Suitable for a mill ors breaker.
One 12 horse engine, 83. inch cylinder, 90 laat
stroke. ' •
Also one short stroke engine; for, driving a
saw mill or an, 12 inch cylinder, 14 inekstroke.
• Also two steam eng,ines of t hone power each.
Also several - heavy pump shafts - and wheels of vari
ous sizes. " •
Three good second hand botterswithfrente anti steam
water pipes. . .
Also one 2 foot hoisting drum, imitable for a plane at
a breaker. Also a lot of line sharing and pulleys.
JA.B&Z SPARKS, co,al Screet,l'ottsville•
July 22..61. • . a.
QTAVE STEAM ENGINE sale a
I 7 Stove Endue/suitable foe beating a large room and
cooking by W.ain all kinds of Lod for cattle. .4-which
'boat - one-With of tbelood 1s sated a_pply to
- B. BANNAN.
•VOR SALE OR TO RE NT . .-- 4 1'be under
.a: signed offrs for sale or rent a double Frame 44
House add Lo t 60 feet front by 80 deep, The
.Houta Is located on Centre street, ASldend, and
is suitable for a store and dwelllng._LFor farther par•
titulars apply to . • • BAIL'IANIOSCIIRADEIt.
Ashland, June 11, 1880, . 23-2 m•
FORAIATAIL—A small Perm; :situate about two
miles from Mt. Carbon, along the Tumbling Run:
in .Nort4 Manhehn .Townstdp, Schuylkill County, ad , ..
Joining property of the Schuylkill Narig,ntion4
Company, Airs. L on and Jacob Heutringer. Jr.,
containing 'one - undred acree, twentY-five 0
el o tiwhich are el and in' cultivation. There is a two
atorTstone dweWng house on premises, eurruand•
ed by choice fruit trees. Also a lye barn. and other
necessary Improvements. "For further particulars apply
to Mrs. MARY IdoctUADlcat Mt. Carbon. or to THOS.
it. BANNAN, Pottsville. ' - [Feb. 18, '65.-=--ti
, ___
.
OA ,—I.EASES..The satbseri be ra h nye
C
determinedte %eke Several :leases, on their prop
erty, kumen as LIM Kantooat PaorEETY, situated
Schuylkill. County, .and in the immediate vicinity of
TUBCARDZA; , The ground has been fully deieloped., and
those desiring a first rate colliery, can übhun one, with.
out making any further explorations of the; fame.
None need make application Unless capable of erect'
.ing all the improvements. •
Apply to Git.DF,pii BAST, Schuylkill Haven, Schuyl
kill County, Pa.; or to - HAV-IS P&ISSON, 'tut Walnut
street, Philadelphia.
January 7, '65. • • - • . f-tt
VALUABLE Yitopsnair lAT PEP
• - vAvir SA:LE.—One.twentlet h . interest in the
tract of coal land-in-New (leans Township, Schuylkill
Conoty,(known,as.the Putt & Batman' Tract) contain . .
ing about 420 acres.
. A tract of 220 acres of ENDAL'arid'..TIMBER
InElloy Township. ..
Lou on -Coal street; between Norwegian and Maack
Chunk Streets, Pottsville. Desirable ides fur ware
houses, manufactories, k • ." • - •
Three Building Lots on Laurel ' , beet. -
-A: number:of Building Low on Coal, Norwegian
'Railroad and Washington street--" Greenwood Ad
dition." Apply to }WILY 0: 141.1SSEL,
licensed Real Estace.Agt.,.oorner 2nd. Acid "+lifithiuites
go Sta., Pottsville, Pa. • June lo
MAYS - AWN . Pertuic!ery . * To goape et
• '
DlPEB.—Fancy PrenCh Clay' Pipes 'warranted to
I color. ,Fahey,* is Seim 'Pubes ; also .
Scotch," - . •
• English; - ' •
• Dutch and
• . German Clay Pipes .
'agree! ,varlety, for rale at Philadelphia Importers.
wholesale prices by GUSTAV WOT,VEN,
Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist, 'Centre St.. nett
door to the Union Hotel, Pottsville,' Joe IS. '.GS-4.
R.'REESE,- UNION MOTEL. Peter
Cutes Epilepty, St. Vitus Dance. Neu.
rale& General Debility, Paralysis. ,tc.. &c.. also /hey
matism and Dyspepsia by -Electrfcal applicsuon.
tbma. Intiamation or Congestion of Brain. Lungs sad
other vital organs. relieved in a kw applications.
BIIIInns Colic. 'Diarrhea. DYsentary or Flux cared la
One application. without pain or suffering afterwards.
Electricity for various 'remelt complaints, cannot bs
too highlymcommended. It will stand the test when di
• other remediesprove a failure. Maestros th at are cars
ble and Incurab le with medicines, can he mid arc cared
by the various painless applications of ElecCcity.
..Personawlsbing to obtain knowledge as to the mods
of applying Electricity for. various diseases, can re
calve Instructions by applying to J. A. REESE. .
ski.-26; Electrical Physician.
,161,4NtiON,IS ...131MIGALE811131. PEN.,Just nr
eeived an assortment o: the Magneplum Pen, which
la said to be very durable: bothni an long astaln as anY
eetanion nen,land ie. anti-eorrostve. It Is hinblY rec"
ommended by Jay Cooke ac. Co.. and a number of other
reliable bankers. Fur sale wholesale and :elan at .
S. BANISANSBekiAstore, °entre St., Potterille..