The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, August 05, 1865, Image 3

Alititto' Manual.
POTTSVILLY.,
pITOBDAY. AUGUST. 4, :ILS6S:
.
isrp RWO are engated in making
o at ear bills for tIM present year, and will be happy to .
tibmin 'remittances from those. who receive them u
speedily possible.' • -
. . .
rnion Standing Committee of •
• Senn).lkili County..
A m eetint of the Union Standing County Committee,.
Rill he held at the UNION 110 T 111., in the 80r
,,e,h of potterille; on Tuesday; the Sth d a y of
.563, at 10 o'clock,. A' M. - The members
sK n.oarvied to attend. . Business of importance will
b e gubmi tted to them, and it Important that all
eroald be 'present. BARTHOLONLEW,
r. B . WALLA.mt. Secretary. Chairman.
conqequence of, sickness and death in the
fam ily of Mr. - Passniore, the educational col
t:ma of this paper is omitted this week.
Tae National,Tempetance Convention was
s esion at Saratoga, Isrew York, on Tues
day. large nutnber of delegates attended.
Tae large _coal operator alluded to by "On-
FERN - ESC a correspondent, in another part of
to•day's Jores.i",t, is no. - doubt, our former
highly respected townsman, George H. Potts,.
Es l ., who is now a resident of. New York
Cnowtso.-- , -The Copperhead editors hear
inz that the secessionists - had carried the
elections at many places in Virginia, declare
that the "Democratic- proaPects* are growing
brighter." They at, once accept rebel sue.
sasses as "Democratic" triumphs, just as they
bare been doing for the last four years.
Nor Assn eau question
ag;ied a week or two since, by what right
the. County Commissioners kad a law eased at
the last session of the Legislature, increasing
thtir daily pay to. $t 50; and voting . $lOO
apiece extra into their pockets. How is it,
Mtssra. , Springer, Foley and 'Ziegler
. - i:a.l-; are some eight or nine . candidates
f ?I' the Democratic nomination for Treasurer
of tichuylkill , County, and the contest is quite
pirited in donsequence of.the nice Thing
Headier has made out of it dtiring his term,.
pocketing some 'thirty thousand dollars of the
ptuple's , money, . with the 4:mlo;Eu:ice: of
oar present corrupt Board .of. County - . Com-
As it is poSsible that inani inthia - county, -
professing to . be "dentoerats. - 7"• do not know
th e d t tinition of the 'word,: we
from lyebster's dictionary.
.Here it, •
-nnol.elt.er-I-Oite- who tidheres to a governthent by
the ve.61114‘. tir ?ware tke.exten.fon of the right of suf
frate to ALL CLASSES OF AMEN.”
This plsce thoie, :professing to be "dent
tier'ats,' and who oppose general suffrage, in .
the :eategory . of ignoramuses or hytiOefites;
Tun great danger in, the - gouth , now is .
it e ohl political leaders, who are .still
reli , AS at heart,
..‘sill.obtain control: and'with
the au' of the Copperheads of tlie-Nort.h„ get
possessfou of the adritinistratiOn of the
eminent: : If n
.rebel congressmeare elected,
.3 l'ourte.S6 must nOtpermit them to take their
On that point the . .loyal people must
not yield an inch, if they wa!at pea.ce and se
,L7 •
edrlty . .in the future. •
Kh`rit'CliT oectirs on 3lon
dav next, when. in addition to members 'of.
(:operess, • State: Legislature, Judge of-Su
pi elite Court, it will deeide . .N;Atether• or not
• •
the State will still cling to the putrid carcass of
, laverc: General Palmeri* issued an'
di - warning all rebels, under pain of arrest,
to attempt to vote at the election. If hiy
-8.1 met) only.vote, which should be, the ; case,
. t ,e7CoustitutionaiAmendoie . nt will • be .car-
A BALL - Will lx; given by The: officers of the
Fifth United States Cavalry. and Ba'ftery B,
Fifth United States Artillery, at Canp Einory
n,lir Cumberland,. 31(.1; :on Monday evening
ti ct. The . Managers—in the list.fO : whom .
- we.nbserve the' nauie of our friend, Major E.
1i .Leib-willaccept 'our 'acknowledgments
for an invitation to participate - on the festive
; but we shall not be able to. be pre-
sent,. much to our regret. -N% shall he with
Yoki iu Spirit, though.
Tat: PnEstr,EN:r.fmclsif necessary to reduce
theinimber of pardons granted. Leniency
many Of the r leading' rebels •is only
'.; , ighed :it; and the generosity of the Govern
ment is repaid with scorn and derision. -"Pc
ea-ionar.writes tO•the Press from' Washing
19a, that the President will be compelled to
lt;,lti the mass of the Southern communities
by the strong arm, simply beCanse the af
-1,-.1 leaders,' priests, and slave : tYrapts, have
p , wer enough to keep alivethebitter strifes
and hat es.llant 'ought to have-been iepulchred,
v.'
h ',be rebellion.. •
• • Fon. the Union .nomination for.: Auditor
t;eneral,'llbn. ,Thomas J. • Bigham of Ale
cheny. County; is named; also, John A.
Tleisiand, of - the Lancaster.fin,iner. For Stirvey - or General, Gen. James
1 Nagle of Schuylkill County, . Gen. John , F.
Ilartrauft of : Montgomery County:: Wm. H.
11 ..: - Markle, Esq., of Greenburg, and
.Gen.. Brice
X. Blair, of Huntingdon Countypare.natned..
Ti(:•• :orristown Iterald ". sayS:
Genet of a ,i i r . i t e am nti 7 r N pr zigl s e. un o , f ev Se or hel r l e k n i e ll i Tn i t i l a l i sr i p , n , k ,e e ry n
< ,. .‘rzh.v and competent, man. The. Eastern Fectlon of
Svite will . douhtleas concentrate on him, unless
(-or , ral 11,15*a should-approve ttie,llSC of his near.,
t .. ' ,., pccturEAO -Swisinixo...—A friend. *has
- A, Font us a copy Of. the ticket flamed by the
c..ppCiheads of - Maryland to gull the.people .
voting azaitiSt the neti' Constitution shin-
Si4very in
. 3146 , 1nnd; tt : hieh , reads as
- 41' WHITE .MAN'S TICKET.
Our County; , _ Forever.
.4 FREEALTNION;,A'FFLEE'CONNTITIL7-:
•-a • TION, AND FREE 11•ABOR. • .
'
Against the. -Constitution. -. 2
Thcre's ihamelesness.- men •Nr4o vo
v:1 ;hat ticket, voted dead against..`A .Free
"n'titlidOn and. Free Labor." . • •
. .
. REFORM TICKET. •
Let the :tax-payers of Schuylkill County .
remember that the so-called Democratic par;
•
ty ut . its County meeling - held•on the .sth of.
1:Ist June in Pottsville, adopted. atnong..othPr .
I .. .klutions,. the fellowing •
iirs.s.vro. That the' candidates of the Dernricratic
3 f.„ and' the present Senator. be
..,'PH , Ird In secure the pas-sage of a law repealing the•
of l ett i ng the public roads for repairs, atpresent
Cr in certain portions of 'Schuylkill County, and
2 I emhndy in 1.110 m
laws stringent pvlsinns and heavy
; +l:iet , for neglect of .ditty on the part of road super
.l4 :nr.N end contractors hereafter to be elected in the
t,ril townships. - ' • • .
We have repeatedly published statements,
)a ing that the road laws for this County
Ind by our party when it had the power,
-7 1. .AVe saved to the tax-payers of this County,
7 1: 6 rnxter of roary TUOI7I3AVD DOLLARS a year.
it is Proposed as stated in the above resolu
r'n, to repeal these IRWR, and re-open the
`Y 't l of robbery of the public funds which
1%1 in rogue liefore they were - enacted.
llisveb ' knows
.we' are fleeced enough now
14 4 utrageous charges by the Treasurer of
tii.! County, and by mismangernent and
( satin tl carelessness in the Alms House with
vu having our.burdens added to by the re
lod of judicious, good laws. -
Tax-Payers, we urge you not to submit to
, :iiese impositions upon you by a party, the
imders of which are inte_rested Solely in 'the
quickest manner of robbing you. It is your
duty to nominate, arid eleeea Reform.ConntTi ket' y.
at the coming
~9etober election;
Pirwc upon it capable soldiers, good, reliable
itizetts, without regard to party prce
d..us.. het' their sole claims be that they are
• who . would be honest, otlicerte If our
l'i'vens do not make a change,. their taxes
,4 tough.the system . Ot• robbery. adopted by
which - now controls our County af7,
f . airs, will he doubled. We . .commend the
matter to each tax-payer: as one in which he
has direct interest, especially if he is weary
hcing niblied . through unnecessary County.
SENATOR -FOOTE ARE . SIMITUGE.-
Ex:Senator and Ex-Rebel, Foote. of ..Missis
sippi; proclaims himself in•twor of Negro Neero Suf
frage in the South. - He •wiites to Mr. A. O.
P. Isichoison of Tennessee, on tbe subject.--
From his letter *e . make the following ex-
I am not among. those vim at ail doubt the
complete success of the new system of labor novr
tieing inttudnixid in the South ; nor dn'l 'agree
with those who apprehend any great 'injury of.
any kind aslikely to arise, from ,the omposed
es
•teneion of the elective franchise to both classes
of Our Southern population alike.
Another prominent.Botithenser Niho advo"
• • •
cotes Negro Suffrage is John Minor Botts of
Virgirm. Common sense and common jus
tice will he recognized yet by the Southern
ers, if . they throw" their bad advisers over-
Tan NATIONAL. Dsar.—The total" amount
Of the acknowledged and registered public
indebtedness On.tbe 31st of May was $2,633,-
205, 7A and it is now represented• to be only
$2,737,253,275, or an increase - Of $122,047,
522 during the last sixty-one days. This
seems remarkably small. The annual inter
est on the public debt, as it stood on . the 31st
ult., was $139,262.438, of which $64,521,837
is payable in coin, and $74,740,630 is pay
able in lawful money..- The debt bearit3g no
interest is *357,966.969, Balance in the
Treasury,.July 31, $116,739,932 36.
The Secretary speaki encouragingly of his
ability to get through easily until the meet
ing of Congress, and,. if there are no . Mishaps,
far bekomi. The balances at the Treasury
andsuh-Treasmies are large. There will be
no more loans, and the debt must soon de-
LETTER FROM JACK SLOW."
EDITOR 9 Tifrskas' Jostmat :—KnoWliAtie is power.,
truth is knowledge; and he who disseminates -false
hoods, conceals the truth, and, thus perverts the public
mind, is the greatest enemy a coirimuuity may possess.
Like the.weaseL he sucks the: life's blocs]; destroys aril
mation,•tind lays his victliti..around• him a . thoughtless,
helpless man.. Truth engenders nobleness, Manliness,
activity. and zeal. % Falsehood. depravity, - wantonness:
sloth and idleness. The one gives strength, - power and
life ; the other weakness and effeminacy. - • - .. •
•• This*ls Painfully. exemplified •in the political parties
of this County. The papers -of the Union, party,
manfully *spread truth andjustice wherever they go.
and their readers, then - whom.. there are none inore.in
telligent or more thoughtful. are men of.enterntise and'
activity. 'ln the ranks of the Union party of this Conn- .
ty, are found as much wealth...energy; character and
• manliness, as in .any district. in the world. Yet there
are no Set of men so injured and belied bytheir repre
sentatives at- home and-abroad. Their .party is the
weaker, because, there is a large element of society
'here, who are: swayed and ruled entirely by their- pas
sitifll4 and prejudices. The purity and nobleness ot•the
Union party, will not stoop to tamper with these preju
dices, will not fawn upon imiomnce, wickedness and
passion. and it disdains to increase its numbersby mean.
artifices. " Strategic 7'. deviations,from truth, or -change
of baset, frrim the high hills of honor. and rectitude. to
the flats and sand banks of iniquity. and, corruption,
overflowed by streams winding their courses.: from
springs bbliblirig out of the haartof corruption, tyranny
and PtCPS.IO•I., ; • ' , •
.Yet we think that the ranks of the Union partkrnight
be strengthened. might this Fall be victorious, by.
a proper selection of men to • fill our varinna offiees,
and by a more general diffusion of knowledge . in mar
country districts. In all the towns.of • the County we.
bare the majority. It is in the country we -fail. , Can our
pi - Aft-Val leaders devise: -no means whereby these
[riots may. be reached. and by convincing:proofs. ever
at our command. change the .tide of prejudice there.
and lead their in the channel of truth. thus administer,
big to their interests as well tet to ours? No thought
famtin, 'perfectly understanding the issueS at 'stake;
can longer. sote with n party Whwe' interests are their
own. and that of ambition and power, agairbt one whose
interests are the national existence, the purity or the
constitution and laws. truth, justice-ind freedom:.
Yours. reniectfully, . •-•,JA111.: ,••
[oommuNickYrs..] •.
Sr. CLAIr... Augiist 2d: 15l 5'
EDITORS ?d'iscite Jot-m i.:l.i —The time for the moth
!nation of the DM - noir:aid Ticket in Schuylkill County
I. rapidly approaching, aria I : would therefore enkcit , t
the names of the following pereons :as suitable caildi- .
dates' i . ..
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... .
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• • . - •
WILLIAM M. CONNELLY, AStiland.
GEORGE F. WRIST. Hubley. ..
JOSHUA S.•KELLEIL Orwigsburg..
' - Trrrionrer.
THOMAS H. HOWARD, St. Oat% • •
Dimtrict Attorney: •
D. E. NICE, Pottsville. - •. • 7 •
• . Coroner:. . •
MICHAEL MADAIRA. New Castle:-
- •• , . Commii.sioner.
PATRICK . CIIIIIsTOPH ER, Minersville
' Director of the Poor.
.
GEORGE WITMAN,-Wayne.
Auditor.
• DAVIDE. KLOCK, Esq., Anburn.-
AD of the above named persons are. well known n-
Etatinch Democrats, leaders of the party in the dig-
'trims Where. they reside, find are now or have beet'
heretofore candidates. for - office before Democratic con
ventions. • Mitt Ocean.:
.
• troir.sMNlc, , ,Tf4).l. • • -
~ Ilonesty Policy.?,
• This is an Old, trite,. Slid true. saying, -hut it
should:r - Al)e understrxid to mean.mOral honesty,
but simply, a policy, which is adopted as a mat
ter of interest in business and social relations,
and is totally different from moral honesty, which
is a conscientions principle of action; and haS no.
relationship whatever, to the lioneSty -practiced
front policy. They are essentially' afferent in
their nature. While' - t he . former - ens- :find
gives.a grace and dignity tolman, the latteriede,
grading, in all its influenced 'an the • mind and
character. They assimilate however, in the gen
eral effect on society, and the differentie I . have
indicated will not be obserVable, until it is:shown
by some action. I. will illustrate by stating a case
that Occurred within the- writer's knoirledge.:- ,
~Some, years ago,..arlarge.coal reining operator in
this Itegior, in whom -were comb'ned• all the'
qualifications ofexperience, capacity, industry
and perseverance; that would seem- to -render
success almost Certain, but withal in the. c mrse
of 'years, be; 'with: many others IVO obliged to
.snccumb, to the - depressed and ruinous state of
the Coal trade; and aftergiving up all his worldly
goods to.hie creditors, and engaging to Sonic ex
tent, his future earnings. for the purpose grut
dung 50 per cent, of his debts, which hiScreditora
agreed to take and gave him illegal discharge.--
'He then commenced the -World again, in'Other
werds he commenced businessagain;.in conne,c
tion with, capitalists, who. were anxious to, obtain
the advantage» of hiS experience and knoWledgO;
of all brancbes of the.dual trade. Suffice it to
. sal, that in. the course of about twelve years. he
aciptired large means, and then called. on all his
creditors,- and paid them :principal and inteiest
in full. He declined to take a:partial. statement'
of interest. offered by his largest creditor. He
was able to pay.and 'would not compromise again
abd leave himself in debt.' The - reader •cannot
fail to see how clearly this easei llustrates the dif
ference between.*-principle and, a policy. The_ for-.
mer is felimded-en conscience; the latter on World- -
ly intcrest,,and while it:lasts gives the Smile ben-,
efita to a CommunitYtis moral honesty, hilt is void
ot- the infinite satisfaction,
.whieh is afforded to
those who pay.their debts and fulfill their..cmi
tracts.and agreements frcim conscientious motives.
It is true it makes no difference to the creditors
Whether he is paid from a motive of policy, or of
conscience. • 'lt is not, for him. to judge - of this;
and he cannot.know; except in such a case a s'}.
have stated,. and I 'could relate - More
cases, hut I need not, they ar,i Well known to this
community,andearneit be too highly appreciated,
Further, we have another not less cOmmendable
clans - of debtori, ,Xs , ho, have not:.made fortuities;
and are unable to pay their .Whole indebtedness
at once, hut are gradually : applying their .spare
' earnings, iu paving their: creditors. Again, if
there are any debtors who can pay, and - witinot,
I have only to say. that it is probable, they may
hive been honest from policy, bUt. they cannot
finder such_eircuindtances - lay claim to any kind
-of honesty.'' Then . again, -there -may be another
class of - debtors,who claitnto be honest if they
paY all their but do 'not feel' inor-:
rally bound to paj' any debt,- orliability, aimless
they can be compelled to do So - by'law, with such
the creditor should be vigilant Co retain their ha- .
bility, and thus keep -the debtor within hie' own
code of-moral -honesty and also. keep his' debts
secure: •: . ' . • 04dEliVE11. •
• Pihni tir,d CominsvrioNs RimsToiim> -ny
BQ a EXTILAOT 8V(3117... • April 6,.'65.'.14-6m
.
(From the Neiv tork , EveMng Post.]
MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF JEFF.DITIS:
Coot:NI/alio/a in Beoig.l Sirtet—Spfeck of Air . .
firing tun, citAlabanta=-.The Rebellum "to be
in anothei-. tray.” • •••
An informal meeting of the friends of rebel
lion was' held Vesterday pursuant to the following.
call, viz: . .
You tu•e'invited to meetovith ''severtil gentle
nice, at -the offices Nog. 19 and 20 in the house
No. 9, - Broad - street, on Monday, - . the 31st instant,
at o - devise moans fur the fair. and full
deuce of. Jefferson Davis - and his • associates,
ISO that whatever happens, justice may be'done.
New York, July 2.9th,•1865.".-
The rooms :designated arc, those, pccupied. by
Mr. Carlos 'Butterfield, who was present, and
took part in the. proceedings: •-
There was no formal - organization ;. the pro
ceedings were somewhat formal, howeVer,Mid on
the snggestion of Mr. Peter Y. Cutler, a cornmit.;
'tee of. rive was . appointed `l.o.rase - funds for. the
object stated in the call,to consult with. Charles
O'Conner, Esq., of counsel,. and 'tn. adopt ;such
other measures as 'may
,be necessary to hasten
ori,s of the parties so-unjustly incarcerated
by the United States Oeverument." • '• • -
• The following gentlemen' were then named as
the ComMittee : Mayor.C. OndlreyOunther. Car
' les Ihitterfield, .Theodore Martino", ... pouglas,-
m id Clancev.. The Mayor was not.. present,.
hut he sent in 'his regrets and assurances or hear
ty .0.-; , peration:- Among those cumix?sing the
mecUng wet c Mr. Surrogate Tucker, Mr. Brown,'
Mr. - Livingsum; of Mobile, 'and several
.others
.fnun the South, • • • •
3leeers. 'Cutler, nicker 'atid-* . LiVingshin.. were
the principal . speakers. They all
.regarded 'the
failure of the rebellion as but temporary ; it In - id
tailed, because it was . , overpowered: Thu spirit
that originated lives. And bythe assist
ance of their friends lathe North, it can .besitc
ces.ftill in.another Way.: Mr. Livingston assured.
-his friendefthat.llahania woul I be represented
in Congress bynons who were not soul, and body
in favor. of Bouthern 'independenee ; that the ea
eckaion of Mrs. iiurratt had excited the indigna
tin of. the world against :the administration ; and
that under this - condemnation the .Govertintent
dare not trust !dr.-Davis to a.trisl. .unless it-was
forced - upon them by: public opinion. • - -
, -31 r. lavingston is -now on his way to'Europe;
to assure the ,friends of Southern' itsiependence
there of.final success..- The' plan-of op,eratione 'is
ehauged, but - success is • certain. Ho expects to'
raise fluids in Europe. for the' furtherance of the;
cause.. Mr. - LivingSton said that a short tittle
'sany ,person who wouldregiird.theeOurse-of the
South in its recent-efforts as..treasonahle, -would
be looked upon as 'a•madinan or afoul. ' -
•
-• Why lerear ilia COMPLI6CION Pownrrsa Ak.D
W/51188 which choke or. till up the pores - tit the atoll.
and in a short time tempi it harsh and dry t It le In
the blood. and if you 'mutt umooth and eon skin use
z !Ammo's EXTILSCS 8.1.664.PAZ1T.LA.. It gives a brilliatt
ry to the ounpiexiou. April 6, 65. 14-6 m
Maki= a hasty trip the other' ay . tßourebder- tee%
biluersville. my attention was tint attracted by e large,
marble 3'81111MR:b . is-flied' with a choice - end wellfar
'sorted stock 'of Ansitble work, stub u momorrents,
tomb - stone& urrut,.. ie. In fad, everything
suitable for cemetery purposes. It took me by surprise
to tintrandt a display of real good work:Mans/tip ethib.
ited there.sithough at the same. time I regret that we
in our town. of Pottsville: are far behind 4 51inersville in
this ruled: :Nevertheless, I feel,proud that such good
work is produced • in our County. and so near our owe
done ; .we have: therefore; no need to go to the larger,
cities When in Rant of a beautiful ornament to adorn
`the final resting place of
.our departed dead I venture
to eat chat traw.work there equal to the best pmdriced
.In the city. As the proprietor of the establistunent (hie
name rearet,thiuk of.) was absent at the time, I took
but a' hasty elate over the -yard; was. however. in
-formed by ms friendthat he , has number'
of orders to till for our place. 'One is a large. 11 feet
monument for the Episcopal Cemetery, one for the .
Presbyterian Cemetery; and, others: would. advise
:persons to go and See for themseives.'and . patronize'
home - industry.. fleshes also in erection now, a name
lento or vault, for 'Mr. itichard Kew; which when .com
pleted, will be:a grand affair.. The vanilla constructed.
entirely of naarble, with a flat or level roof of 'eight in,
ches thick, on tie south end of which, just above the.
-vuttbule. a' monument is started. tia be'-thirty feet
high and then. - as I understand, the whole is to be en-
Closed with marble railing of exquisite beauty.
. ' A C 1712121 or Porrev
AsimANn," • 1565
. •
• Tile Science of Medicine s h ook' stand iimple. pare.'
Majeftle torrin , fad for ite Muie: Induction for its pp-.
ler, troth alone for its capital... So etano firLit . nomeis
GoIiomitPRIMAILLTIONC mubliaAked over 16.yeare 746..
THE COAL TRADE.
&ma gesimmuum
Pottsir A6,gisst 11565.
The quantity Sent by Railroad this Week . is 76-
774 US-by Cana128,167 05; for the week 104,942 13
tons, againit 90,398 00 for- the correirponding
week last year.' : . • .
The quantity aent : bi , Railroad this week is the
largest : ever.. carried over the road in .. 'a single .
week: Including the supply • via the Lebanon
Valley Branch', the "Coal tonnage this week will
.teaeliM.ooo tons: - • • •
Had there not been a jam Of boats, which made
them warm, for seversT days .past,
.the.iluantity
-of .coat sentto market from Schuylkill County
this week , would have reached 110,000 tons.
7Tbe demadd- for Coal is good at present, and
prices are firm at the old rates. Bohm partiee
haVeesked an advance, but we have not learned
,whether it was obtained 'or not before going to
• -The freshet . in' the' Schiaylkill, and ii.break. in
the Delaware -ind , Raritan Canal, together with
r faeltirnput in the Scranton Region, cheated the
trade to such an extent that a scarcity of Cosi
ivascausedin the New York Market, and prices
advanced.at that point from,2s to cents.a ton.
Tile large fleet of.boats .which.. bad accumulated
near tfid break, are now on their *ay to mark 4,
and the hands have gone. to work. again: in the .
Serantoti Region, which materially increase
the. inipplynt 'Coal. ' We would advise -all who
ean afturd.it, to-lay in: their supplies of_ Coal es :
rapidly as possible, as there is an evident upward
tendencYin . ttia .pr of both :Coal and freights
to the Rut: • • -• ,
. The tra. - 40 sums 'Sp. this WOOL 'Ss follows iota_
pared with last.year • . 1-
• WEPK I. 'MTAi.: WEEK.. TOTAL • • DEO
. . •
P&IR. R. B • 60,1.'1 . ..1.770.10, .76,774. 1.i7.15,',399.(12.31.111.
Se.buyl Can.:. 30.2.5 T 493. BS7 - 28.107; • 336.91 . 5 4 ,1110. 91 1 2
la Val- 8.. R. 31.1931 . 573.372 , 33,0211 . 741,4331d133,964
.Lehigh Cap 21,R331. • 342,10 T 13.9151 330,467; f - 111,640
5cnu1t.'..516..i•.20.81M. 340.5161 • 1.324, 484 8701 ,175,413;
" 'N'tto 6 ; 646, 180,342. 274 , . 13iNdSdi d4947:76
"Penna.'e. C'-', t • , .1 . • •
By U. Bead; s 2 . 99! 132.11'9; • G. 6,3111 • :288.045; 1r:5,166
By Canal .. - 238, VII MT • . 18.073i.1220,MT
'Bet .Mud.; 25,132 419.014! 14, 0 70 392,3'22i 423.392
Yo•ruz.:4 h. :; . • 10,27. , d251,214
41,310.• 1.06.142' 11.19 1 1 . 205,7291 - 99;581'
T.revirtryn. ,1 2.213! 43.150', • 7TT •17 (129.71 T
Short 9..5521 44,060 - 3.0891 r 13. 199'• :130,831
Fr . :Bloin Co, 2,643:„ -34 2.r.: 1 1'.912 ; 18,960 (.115,849
Broth Top.l 224.041 S.G 9 133. 5 :;9
. ,
i 1.46,463 ,5.1A11.252.•:!03,646 . . 4, • 661,08c 1
1ti3,641.; 4.,661,955: • • •-•
.•- • :
The loss Still continues ; but as the differenfre
gions are2now at work again, this joss may be
checked hereafter • unlesS more stoppagesor
trunouts occur. '
A Correat)ondeitt at. Beach Have writes am fol-
This (WyOming Valley) line•otatnalwaamore Mina
'Rued :than. any other line by the March flood was.
prOmptly. repaired -and. in orderbv ' May lat. and in
M
good navable.order since ,.-- but it han. been crucified
.between the tiro conncctinclines„North and South, se
that our buaineas thus far is only a local c , atketoye
position = but we expect to come to life-again.
In noticing the capital of the. Franklin' 'geal
Company laSt week, the c‘impositor:made say
$50,000 at $2O a share; instead of 50,000 shares at
$2.0 a share.. A. careful reader. would have die
covered the error. ' . '
The Iron business shows some symptoms of
improvement since The adilsimce in. geld,whicli iS
additional protection; • but not
.eufficieut, to start
time Furiia:ces With their present stocks on hand:
In'the tor the manufacturing interests are
improvingHthe short sunply.of gondsin the mar-.
ket is the-eatise. . The great difficulty is the want
of stock in numerous manufacturers to work. uP,
but this Will be graduallY , remedied, now that the
war is over; and
.Proflnetion will be .incretised. 7 - .
'Cotten is also 'coming forward now freely froth
the South,:. •• • : ' "
. .
The 'advance in gold is - ,rnerely 4plentative.—
There is.neither a foreign
. or .domeStie demand
for it at present. . • -
OR iIIALE.-LK large and desirable White
I: Ash Colliery. on -the MaMmoth• : and: other
Coins.. Rest quality of Coal in market' for 'family deer
Favorably located to market. In full working order.
Apply W. -". • CHARLES M. HILL, ' . .
Real Estate Agent, Pottsville. Pa.
. . .
ar--7`11(11 AG EPIC*: for -. the . et
the SHAMOKIN COAL, qiun the Lancaiter
coliiery..bas this day been transferred fronvANSPACW
SONS; to DAVIS-PEARSON Si' CO.. Philadelphia,
who at'e now the 'only authorized . AgentS • to dispose of
this-celebrated Coal.. Orden. an communications to
be adaressed to them at Philadelphia or New , :lork. '
• • •C. BAST,'.Sreitident.
C. R.. LINDSAY, Secretary and Treasurer. • • : •
. Philadelphia, July t" , m, . . •
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP here
-161. tofore existing between the subscriberS, on
.der the firm of WM. HUNTER & CO.. is this day dis 7
solved by mutual consent; Geo: Si. Scott retiring from
the firm. : • .W'lll -HUNTER,' TR., . '
• .• • .
GEO. §: scow.-
.I"hiladelphitt r July 19, 19G5.. • .
I,ITIII. 11IIINTTER, dr., has thin day associated
,l- with. him as • Co-Partnere, - JOHN C. SCOTT of
the • City of Philadelphia. and•JAMES M. RICED . of the
city of .poston_ ender the name or firm of WILLIAM .
BUNTER. JR.. & CO., of the cities of Philadelphit6
New York and Boston;`Business—Waourssci Mut-.
ERH IN AND MTNERR AND SIII:PrERS OR ANTHRACITE COAL.
• '1.203.1-2 Walnut St.; Phila4a. • -
°Fi l ms 73 Broadway, and 1 Rector tilt.;
- J 21 - and 23 Donal St., Donlon,' •
Philadelphiri.',Mb . ' 19, G. • • '
THE COAL MARKETS'
:0:-
PRICES 01" OOAL BY THE. °LEGO.
•
. •
[OOILEZCTID i/fLtICL'Y PO'fi THE '10.141:16' JOUIIirAL.;
. AT PHILADELPHIA. •
• Ammer 4, • 186.5.
Schuylkill Red Ash .. . $ 6 50a, 6-75
Chestnut,' ' ' • .5 00Q
• "lite. Ash,. Lump, Steam 6 Ng
• St: Boat and 8r0ken,..... 6.00 a - 6 25
" • : Egg and Stove, • 6.250
• • " Chestnut; - • 5OO
Locust Mt. Lump, St. 80at... . .•.. .6 00( 6 25.
" ". Brok.en• ... ' .. .. 6 on .6 .25
"- . " Prepared. • - - 6 250 650
-". 'Chestnut,. . . ... . . 5.00 Q 525
Lorberry Coal 6.75q$ 7'oo
Belmont Red Ash,. .••• 754$ 700
Lehigh Lump,.St. Boat & Broken,.. 7..011',..0 •
" ..... ... 7 00(x. .
. Chestnut, ' • 6 oO'
Broad Top, . 6 75Q. 7 00
AT NEW Y011.13E:
• • • - AUGUST 9 t 1865.
Schuylkill Red Ash 1),Y.80t - Load..l ®. 8.00
Chestnut, , " .6 75
-• " . White Ash Initip& Steam . •
Boat. ' . • ® 7
.50
- 0 • • Brolien Egz, ' ® 7.50
1 . .- .5t0ve....:... • ig 760
" • Chestnut, W 6 50
Lehigli'White Ash Lump Lt- 8; Boat:. 7 00®, 7 25
• " . 'Prepared, - 7 00g 7 25.
Chestnuz, •-".• , 6 500 6:10
• ' : Elci nnton Cent at EliutibietimOrt.!
Lump, and' qt. Boat by Cargo.
• O. •
.St. .. ... .......... . • (41:
S oye . e
. .. .. . (at • •
• See Auction:Safes, . • .
• Lehigh Coal at El latthethpaik.
Lump and tit.. - Boat..V - Varg0.....•.. 7 On 7'25
BrOken aid _Egg" .. 7 00, - '0 7.25
Prepared.. : ..• - " 7 090 7'25
Chtriut• ' " •'. 6 50'.6 75
, .
Dela:Bc Hudson -Co.'s Coal at liondout.
Lump •• -• • •-• • • $.: 631-.
St. Botql
Brolien. - ' - ,
Egg' 45
tit ova . ' 04 -
Cheetpu
Pealtoylonsin Co.'s Coal at Newburg.
Lump - . '
St. Boat • : - fid
Broken.. .. . ... . .... ... . ... •
Egg... ...... ' ... ..„ ... ..... ta. .
Stove 6tti •
Clieetuut • • ' - • . • a . .
See• Auction . • -•
•AT R.A , l2llllti 1,1,3111GrE 3
•
Sha'kirt Et Pittetea W. Ash-wholaales7 .i1e 6 ; . 79
" -retail... 9 00©
I:Atetia Salley it Slia'kin Red Ash
wholetiale
'retail 9 oodio 60
CIIIIIIIE t RLAND-COAL.--finn of mina f.. o. b.
$7 50 ifLocuit,Point. , • :
COAL FREIGHTS.
'Freights tram Bain:sore'. •
To Philwielphia' • = ' 41 514
New York. 4 $0,4.
ioEtona .. ... ..... .. 8 efkr S 5
" . ''A ••••• 'e "g".• ' ;
"raisins, te•iislit? (PIM 1101. hi.;
•
Portland..:,. 3 00 1P0rt5m0utb.'.,..:::,.... 3'lo
Newburyport:. .. .. ..3 .15 &ikon 00
'Nese.Bedfard....'.'..... 225 .' . . :2 75
New.l'iniden IQ" 75. 2 75
NevEthiven'.....• • 275 :'Bridgeport 2-75
New: Yqrk • ICO 1PhWe1pht5....7....... 30
Blinder 2 75 '1 Alesnharti. 215
:NeaelAktlton-WD......' . 2 .251 Hartford i Off
Tinrifotr. .. 'A 00 t Newark • 30
2 001 2 10
Itichuranty. A- - 2 '75 fltorfollt Va.: • s 10
Dighton • ' 1 901 - Derby .• 1 To
• 303.1rei!seLs.and 72 boats arrived for the. week., .. • -
• Feeighti free.
New York $ 60' Portland - •I. 5 0
River..........:. -I.'2ol3rewbrayport 154
Newport.. 1 9.oNew Lonuon 1 15
Boston.so , Pawtodzet. ' 160
Tee
nton— 125
Providnce.. 2:4New lla en .. 1 00
Portounouth. 1 60
251New.Bedfind 125
.001 Bridgeport— ..... 00
_• 50; Hartford. ... 1.50
65:Albany • - ' ' - 1.06
1
. .
Middletown.. . .
. • •
Budeow.. ' • 1
Lynn • •
FriiittitriimiGaitergeletwai
To Phil lphia ' . - $1 50(3.
Boston ,
- Pisegrenre.Ceal Trade for 18413. .
Amount transported daring the last month: . .
MONT/L. . TOTAL .
Lorberry 46.692 12
Swatara - 3 804'11 16,681 11
Union Canal 'flatiron/J...., •. 63,674'03
. .. .
. scheyikill Consty Igniir•nds for 1563 .1
The following , is the - quantify 'of Coal ' transported
over the different Railroads in Se4nyiktil .County, for
weekending on Thursday evening last:: •.. • . -
•
s, - Haven 11: It. 49,51 V %IT .. • 731,495 . OS
.Mt.
...3 .. ~. . .. AiS6 . 0/. r '31;401 . 05
Mg/ Creek • ' . .5.,04i5 .11 ':173,M1 14
Mahanoy in,Broad ML .46,13.1.11
Sclmv Valley
Coal Trude. br :111
Quantity of Coal sent by :
week ending on Thursday e
.
Port
Pottsville •
Schuylkill . Haven
Auburn.: . .
Port Clinton.....
Total '76,774 t.
'Previously this year • 1 46L 624 14
To same time Dun year..
rncrease tar .
Decrenee '
:Lehigh .Cont -Trade fo
For week ending. on Saturday
' •
• • A I - 1R - 6
OPERATORS
A. Tnrdee,'& Co ••'
Packer &• Co
Mt. Pleasant.: . • ....
Jeddo • •
ffarletg,lt:.... • •
Fultou . COal. . • •
Stout
Sharpe, Wei & C 0...
Buck Mountain -
Smith") Spring. Mt.:.
'll6fiey Brook Coal Co
German Pm Coal-Co.
Spring-Mt.Coal Co.:.
W. T. Carter 44. Co..
%Bearer . Mexic:
Lehigh Zinc Co •'
John .
L. &_M: Corl . .
Baltimore Coal C 0...
Frankl:r • • •
• Consolda •
Attdeur . .
LAMM -
Wilke; . . . .
, Let. COal & Nay. Co
Other Shippers. ;....
Warren Run.......:..
Knickerboeker
Delano Coal Co '
Barrytille Coal Co-..
st.
Total
Same tithe'Mst year.
Demme
Increnee.
• - • - - •
United States; Railroad Canal :And . . Local
• • • • •.- ' Stocks.' • -:: • ....- - , . •
IteadirK.Rallroad Stock' . .50 "! , 3 , is 3 M
• •• • • ••' • • Bonds, 1.560-90..: - . .100 - .-1 94
Schny'l Nayigation Stock, 5f..•.. ;...•.
.:50 31k 32 .
• ••• • . t• . • . -.• " coat: ..*:'.-. •50 23 1 . 24
•": - - r Bonds • - . 100 • ;IS •' SO
Mine 1 - 1111,Rallroad ' • • • 50 54k1 553 y,
Little Schnylklll Railroad'..: ' •• •• 50 29.. • c'3o
.Lelii&teYalley Railroad' • •• •. 50 as i 553 i,
. • 7 - !'. ' : • Bonds 100 94 r i 95
LeiliJi Canal *. • .-•- .. ,• • • :';501 - 6Ei - hsg
,- Bonds - lo o i. 54 • 95 .
Calthwissa Railroad . - .
.5 0 1 . 12 .12k
.. '• •• .• -: . ti• ' preferred •• ' - • .59' 25 -. 26 •
Miners Bank Stock' • - 50 so - I'M
Parme:rie Bank Stock 50 -,50 I . 50 .
•Goyernnient Bank Stock ' • • ' 50 .50 •50
Pottseille Water Company Stock..:.. .23 2.5 2d
-50 19. .25 .:
. CT. S. Bonds. 1951 .(coupons off.) 100 106k107 '.
1.7. S. 5.20 Bonds ietinponieon.)..; . .,...". 100 105 k 1053
r.. 8 10-40 -. . .100 - scuil 9I
Cerlificatee of Indebtedness... • • 1 100.99 99
Giild (premium Phitada) ...... ....... ; 100,143 k 144%
'Preston Coal .k Imp . Co' - ' -. ' • 501 • . •• '-
Fulton Coal eq,_ .... - '... , . -
~ .., 51 •:6 ' - 6.4.‘
Green Mountain Coal ' ' • - • 5l. .
LOcust. MOIIIIIIIIII CORICO.: ' '• ' • rjo . -.. .
New York and Middle Coal- ' • ' • '23 . ..•
: Big Mountain . - ' - • 10
Swatara •Falls Coal Co • .
Bliick Diammid•Coal CO . •• • • 25 ••• ' ,
. Black IleUth • • ••
•• • -'....; , •10 . ,
Mammoth Veln'Coe. 3lidated-Co.d Cci ' 50! .• ' . . .• .:
Treinin•t Coal Co - ••. • . • • ' 1 25i. -
CiMsinnertio Mutual Coal Co•.• .... . .:.,....• • 10, • • • .
Girard :MutualCOal Co ' 10' •.• • .
St. Nicholas Coal Co •'
S.alein Cotil Co'.. '•
•Lionertirmik• Coal Cu ' • ' '' • 5 0 1. ~
Glen Carbon Coal Co • *. ' •.51',
Greenwood Coat Co ••• •.. • • '• • • 561 • f. • •
.NEWADVERV'MENTS:.
... • .
. .
``perm, lfati4l,•and Lnbricntiatt Oile
• at . • '• STICIITER 3c TLIOMMNS; '
• August 5; .6.5. . • 31-
. .
.riten Tray., Castor; Table. Matti: and.
Tea netts at STICIITER & 'rlloMlW:int3;
- -August a, 10. •
TWater Cooler.-. 1 - to 5 gallon Water Coolers
. lined with galvanized iron, will • iinfetri no taste
to the water, ai .STICHT,ER & TIICSIF7dON'S..
• Aiiii:nst. . ' : .•' .81.
Whiell pariovra..ldining and Diricat .
. Aug. $. !65. ,STICEITER 41.b.T110111.P5.0N,S
ItrUSI(7AL- lINSITRUCTION.—Tdr. C. T.
LV'•Dondore from . Boaten. Teacher. of •ttdt..Piano,
Melodeon, enitlvation the. Volce.•
thorott , z,h. Baas and Harmony, Will
. giVe iestrtictlona in
pm' above. named- branches: : Orden+ .can• be.lett at
I)rumtieller's Botetor at Leininicra Piano warerooma.
All °Mere promptly attended'to. ,•••• •• •
Aumed 5, •55:' . • '•. . :31-41*
. ,
IVO NAV . IkTrlr LAMPS . :of the most
..15-1- approved navy. Patterns. for working. made of
Inspected-Gaoze. AlsOlhe.Clanny Lamp.Ptrttern for
Bosom iindralse for working. 'Also : - Iron apd-Copper
Gauslo, all of which will bO sold whOlesale and rpt.ill
by • • • - B. BA.NNAN,. Pottsville.
['Lamp. Gauzes, both lron. and • Copper, • ready.
made. always on hand., Odd sizes made to order.
LOLLER' ACADEMY;
D: IV.'FItIESE , 21, Principal,. •
1151'130RO; • MONTGOMERY :COUNTY.' PSNNA.
on the Old cork Road. 35 miles north of Philadelphia
- A Sclect•Boarding Schricd for young men and lioya.
Fall Seasion begins, 'August - 21k. For particulars ad
- dreas Principal. Aug:s, '65 - 14 1-51 4 .. •
U E TTERM .ltesinnantog. Vole[alined - in
.3-4 the Post Udine; at . Pottaville.'State of ronnisylva .
lila,- off the.4th-day ni . Anglin, • 18854 : - .
To obtain any'of theve:lettera, the applicant must call
for -atibertieedletterep give the date of this, list, and
Pay-two cents for. advertising: : . • •
. -If riot . callfai kir within 'one Month, they will be Sent
to the Dead Letter Office: . 1- .
BlackwOod Rnbt llnfman:Robt 1 :Richards Joseph • -•
Burns Lawrence llaelortiJohh • Rooney Thos sh'
Berry JOhn HawkinandWd • . Rode:era:Hugh:lM
- Brown Mary -Hall NF".. ..Stichter Walter 4
Bork -- Mary A. . Huth Harriet Stnert Andrew
BrownMarriet: :•• ilurnmelMm • SPOo.Anthohy" -
Carroll H J,• .Renedy Wm C• • Scanlan Mehl 4-•
CeiferEerwin. Kline Capt Win 2Shnitz Ju Bro .
Cotter Evan Kavanagh Jas 2 shSnyder eiVinpenny
• . Lee Harriet Sullivan Tim- .
CarlaVatic sli blikr Goo :Schutt SoTibia , •.
Miree C B • Sewardlifrs
. -
.DelonVlsatte,. • Mennen Elisba ; TopcliffThos r •
-Dudley Wm .- Mullooly AI Mkt -Thurston II• • •
Davaggio Rosa - Melon Mary Todd Erelina eh
Doueterty Mary AO'Brien P • :' Woods Win
Emery AB• O'Hara BR' Whalen.Patk
Evans Phoebe. ' - .o'Grady Eli • . •
Pishei - Oecorge . O'Brien Bridget • Warner Peter
Feeler j • O'Donnell Afire • Walker W •
-Po d Joseph Proctor Richard: . Wilkingshaw Jab
Pitainger Thos Porr Lewis S . Walsh Jane
Ercx Kitty , .Pnetzer, A dr, Co. Whalen MreLß
FitzpatrcliMis FProwert. Path• Yeager Henry :
Gakill.Hertry R • PrOctorrinehnef • Ztgleir Bonet
Angupt , 135. - . • - • . 14.• SII,LYMA.N. P. M.
Alire NED. 0R . P . 11478. 9,
.CO TH
Pursuant to an Order' of the Orphans. Court of the
County of - Schuylkill. in the %commonwealth of Penn
sylvania. the Subscribers. Administratdrs of .the estate
of BENJAMIN ' B.' SCHOCK, late of the Borough
-of Mitidlenort, in , the County Of Schuylkill, deceased,
will expose tO Pale by' public vendee on Saturday,
the Beth day orAnguiti inst., at,2 o'clock
in the afternintin; et the public house of HENRY
KREIS, in the acid BOROUGH OF ILUDDLEFORT, in
the said County of •Schilylkill aforesaid ell that certain
half lot of ground situate - in. the Borough of Middle
port aforesaid, being the northern half of lot Ho. 42,
bounded iii front by street, • northwardly by
. ink
lot of F
Rli - . Miller. • eastwaidly street,••
end southwardly by lot of Jacob . Allebach; "con- .
taming in front 26 feet, end In depth 190, feet, more or
le" with the appurtenances.. consisting of a one'stery
frame shop ;•late the estate of said . deceased.-
,Terms.
and Conditions made known at the time and plate of
sale by -• . • ' JACOB sr.Roat,
. • • • • . . F..• .K. WEBER. •
• By order of the Orphan* Court, Adtretrs.
A. Domtalsit, Clerk:
August 5, ,M;
ILELMNIEII4, Of Pottsville:,
: Penna..
.dealer In MUSIC , MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
PIANOS, MELODEONS, ORGANS, ,4c;, .Laving, beta .
umx)inted sole agent for the celebrated - 1. , .
. Mason & Hnmlia►a. Cabinet Oript us,'
in the Cennty of Schuylkill. would respectfuliran
uounce Lh the musical community that he can !famish
these unequalled favorite Cabinet Organs, in all: klea
and sizes, at Manufacturers' prices.- The. quality and
voIIMA of tone, with the'power of expremdon in these
organs., ta.univeradly admired and praised, while their
portability and beautiful finish make them the moatel
egant parlor ornament - - • . • • •,
Beery Family atlieula lln.e One:
TITE!CAI3I"KET .ORGANS are- adaßted to FAMI
LIES. CHURCHES AND.SCHOOIA. . . •
They vao - in price from 0110 to eTio each.
11r,Every Inetrauraerat Waterinated:
• Mao, Agent for the sale Of the moth admired
Spring Melodeons and ,KarinOninni Organi,
• • •
tor the Counties _ of Schujikill, NOrthumbeiland arid
Lchnnepii, . which' instrume nts are .nnlveraally
They posses a sweetness and Inflows of tone, w,
has received the united: cOmnrendation of the musical
'profession; and-lndured an abricot unpreoedented sale:
'Pumtuttets are respectfully invited to call and exam
ine for thernselwee. Ail. communieStans and - orders
will be punctually answered or filled, and gem infor.
mitten IA relation to them gladly titian. •
flitoreand Ware Rooms, at tbe Jewelry Store on Cen
tre street, four &ins froth Manauhogo -street, Potts.
ville,l s a, • ' • ' ' ' 81. •
440,483 02
4,R3?. 06:- .99.46°,0
for 1863 .
11ratid and canal fur..the
mink lag;
•ZAILSOAD.
26.926 161 7,715 - OW
I 1: 1, 0 49 4 ' a
17 7 51 1 6 - 0 1 1
4 413
2 0
11,029.11! • 1235 (X)
1.1,02.5,909 09, • -960,975 ,
1,770,110 09.- .4.53,55 G
1. 231.711 1/7 , 116,911 12
tTNAL.
.WZ.F4 . I TOT A L.
5:241.0 95.9 M
2,331 1 .- . 61,959
2.494
14.247
6,115
8.546
9,400
14,036
17.421
3.872-
7.03?
4,929
.• 651 - . 1'2,668
2,073 1 : -.56,066
1,;•,09; 30,277:
. 1.27 . 21 14.6721
" 5711 22.609
116205 . • 53.6851
.. 32.361
14711. 26.002
2,561 •: SLR4O
• 73:6 • !2,:i1.1
1;S331" 42,755
• 51:1;20.61'61
L'
1;247
9.47, 6,999
121,. 2,075
5,632; 69.973
1,239 19.676
93.1' 14 KT
L:19,809
: 214: 11,773
.7S'Ji•
-21si 6.314
1,11.441 , 8 , 30 3
j 224
• .. 11' 33
35.01, 141:411';
19,916 939,467
413.9:16:1,071:5T5
53;028 1.217,470
5,0931-145,04
.1Q TAT 18.11.11711 e. OW.I6III O II*IIITITSICI6
AT OF IF TM IC 1101101116111 0 IP_ ASIR LAMP,' ..
1E110:41 FEB 1117ARY . 1864. 11* JAN"
VARY-31444 183.. ' •• •
. .
F bey
29.1.1f1ebE Ccircorm;•2s days at 3t in4d s3n
, . - atrick Boma, dava in 91 - 3 3 P •
do • - - Thomas Phelan. 1 Tape DO* •
Mare,„634 — John °enter, 25 days at fIOP week ..41 66
t t- 'Anthony Lally, for bel. al eTriee as • •
Town . •
' .PateelcComwilly.Vriiiliered. 150
Apell .30. John Genter,..26 141,6100 week •43 33.
• - do Pat Callahan,: 6 ' 'do • . S SS :
dtt - Jacob Wlrey, 3hf do 683
'Lewisdo gala, km battlinglnn:her
-may 31. John Geuther, 26 days 41410 o week .4838
• • do Tat Collohan, 211( • do - . do 35 41:
do- Jacob Wirer, '. do, .35 St
. • do•• . :Moe Phellux, 21.,;(.. do . . .do • . : '88"0I'
Pat Barna, • 19( .do • - do 34'07
Gecane •Rafe 163( do , • do • 25 41
• ,do'Fred Eddie * for, removing outrank:ea •86 00 .
Jane 30.,,John.Gentber- ;26 days at $lO 'week • 43 33 '
do Patiiek Banta, sy .do • do ' 14 52 . .
do . Pat Collohan,: 9.15 do , do. .16 25
do do '•- do 2., .do $l2 p *rah : 4",00
do'Tboa:Phelan,;, 10do • .12 86
. Jaeoh Wire', T . 'do : 11 66 •
do : do: do" - 3 ' - 'do $12 . d0• , 6 00.
do : A 1111debra , fit: 9 do 'do ' • • .4 00
do •• Nie floosetnalL,l •• do do - 200
do • L C Leib Morse and cad) tisf.dayant
_
do' .0 L Leib do 13( days at . ':"b 25
July 5. J C.Brightdz'Co .51,110 f sundries ;.:: '52 .74 .
.
do H bill Of sundries.. • 'l5-45 .
do - A Pettzer, as Ca,ptpollce July •200 ,
do Fred Eddiz' ' • do:, ' d 0.:..:: - 2,00
do Thos Coilohan .• do : do '2.00
do . Jacob Q Gene do:.do • 2200 '.
• do' Matthias Dnmm do :do • 2'oo
• . do. ':rolin Hank do • ..d0....:. . 200 •
dO . Mahlon Creamy do . ' ' 2-00.
do' htichael Hower. • do: 2 -00 •
`do. •-Nicholas Wink do , 2
00:1
. do'. Anthony Lally.: do. . 00
do :'.Nathan.J Noyer - •do . do • 2 00
do . Peter Rebhorti do . do: • ;..• 2' 00
July • 31. John 'Genther, 26 days at. $lO litweel4 :49 SS
do '• • Pat Collohan,' 24%'• .do '• 12 do, . . • 49.00
• 'do- Jarob.Wirey,. . do •
4 00.
do. A Hildebrant, 24g -do 49.00
do , • N Houseman, 24 . 44 do • do 49.00
• do Patk Barns, : . do ; •do • • no
• ' .do •• Leoreird Lentz.. - 44i do do' . so
.:do' . • Pat O'llArra.. 'I3C do' do ;
26 50
' do Anthony Lntly. S. d 0....... ' 17 - 00
. . do •' Christth-ltoths, Rs; .do . da • , 17.50
. : do Minh O'Brien ~ do • dO • ; 3On
• do Refley,. 2 . do. do • 4,00'
-'• do James Reagan, 'horse: cart and .
• ' vet 4,4; days at $4 25 per day...
. .
, • . .
-do -• John Flanagan,
.4 days at.sl2 per .w
dU L C Leib, horse and. Cart. .24% days
do • Exeter Stefeler, 17% days at $l2 p w
do . • Charles Clint, 5 do: •*. d 0...-..•
.
do • Law'ce • Raftery. 2 do • do • • .
dO .T Phelan (Jnne)2 do slo . p w
Anglin°, W C Burchfield; bill of saddlery...,.•
• • do ; Peter liehhort4serytce at p 0115....
.. do • :Nat han J Moyer. do do .... ,
. •do • • W A Kimmelright„dil do' •
• .do Reese, • . do do
. do. Fred - Eddig.• .- do do "
•, do Morgan. • :do do..
do": F W Bechtel. making out Bor. dn'te
Atig,lit. 81..10hn Genther, 27 days at $l O P week
.• de Fatk.Bnins; .• 18 •do : :12 der:—
do ••• Pat Collotian, 25! • •do *- :dn.....
• do •. A Hildebrant; 25X• do. •do '
••. do. Exe'r Stefeler, 23 -- - do- "
do ".Pat Collolian,.. - - :do :do
'do •: • A Illklehrant.• - 1 .do ,
.do .Exe's.Stefeler, • do - do
do•, : • Charles Corn, 17 •• -do " •
do - Pat, °giant], , do do . '•:•
' - do . L C Leib, horse and cart, 26 days at
.. •
." .• ' $l3 tin per week . ..
• clO Matt Dumut, 1 3 .0 dayS 4412 p week
do - Pat Ileferon, • do
•. do-. • Pat fleferon, days ffor. Sept 1963) •
. at 215 per week" • ' • '•
do , George Reale, 7 days in Jnne at $lO •
do . A Heldehraut 63‘. days in Septet $l2, •
'do . James Reagan, horse and - cart. 3% • •
• - .• days at $4 25 . per day: ... . .... •..
•"'• do • Thomas Phelan. 9% days at sl2 . p w-' • 1
Sept'er 6. Newell &McGinley. - hill of printing . t
do JnoMeinker, hill of hlacksmithing. 26
do*- - Ang Reichert, hill Of wheelbarrows. 9
Sift 30, Jolfn Gunther, 26 days at $lO p.week. •43
" do Pat Colinhan. MI do 12 47.
• . .Exer, Stefeler, 21M - do do "' 43 i
.'do:" :Too Mendler. 3' • do • d0..-.1.• • 6 (
. •ilo- Patrick Burns, 16% do d0......'.• . , 33.0
. • .do - Christ Loaner. • • 34 - do .• •
d 0...... • 104
do John .Reagan, "4 . do' do: •8 OG
;An. Thos Phelan," 22) • do •, " do- 46 00
do .. Leib, .horse and . cart, 614 days at.. -
. • •
$l3 50 "per week .. .
Garret" 4. And Potteer, service as watchman... .12 : 14
. -do .' Fred F.ddig, •."do• do • • 12 - 14
. do ** Peter Rehhdru, do do ' :. 12 'l4
N J Moyer, - ,do • •r do -;• 12 14.
do • • • Matt Dumm,• do' • •.,•12 14 .
do • • Encich Morgan. • .do 113 . 14
• • do • Jas R Cleaver, bill of lumber ... , ... •'• 22 .1:1
. do lI'S Boner:bill of : printing • - . 350
• - do - 1 &-J.Foeller, building .2. crossings 200 110
.
• -do • John Gunther, 26 days at slftp week 43:33
' . do ' "Patrick• Borne.; 21 day* at $l2 p week .42 00
".• do Pat Collohan, e•N do :do " 4S 50
' • do: • Thos Ptielait. 12 " •do do • 36 00
dd. ..rxeir Stefeler, 24V . do. - .. do 42.50
. Christ Baner,;. 221‘ . do do • :44 50
AnCny Feast..• 12 do .do . .. " - 24 00
•"• do • • Leonard fpntz. 7 do ,l. • 14 00
do • • John:Mendic-.• 6 do • do ••10 00
• • do " :IN Houseman, .5-• do do • 10 0(4
• do • • Wm Borman,
.35( do do • " 8.50
". do .M - Cummings, 43 , .; do* do ,• . '9 od
- do: Phil Murphy, 14 • do. dd 22'00
do', . Fred Sheafer, • do • • do - •.2 00
• do :Lewis Ytuit, • - .1,4 do do 300
Oeto'r 11.' John Nnunhton. tdays at $l2 p week • • 8 00 .
• do, Johnllllteliel„6.lf days atsl2 p weeK -32'50
•'- 'do - • 'Anil) Futimari - BX, do d 0.... • 16.10
'• • 0 .John Head..." 1. do dd. 2.00
•do C Leib 24 ti horse &cart $l3 50 p w . 64 00
do' Icdamilorhing, 21.1 A d horse & cart - •
• • '• . and driver $4 25 per day • . 90'31.
• 3.lOv'r 30.- 'Jos Foeller.: for .making crossings & .
cnh•ert ""44S 00
do • John Geuther, 26. dat slo'per week • .43 31
•do 'Pat Barns. • .•.• 5-do $l2: do -- In on .
do -Phil Pnlinian...4 do
~ 1 do . ' S 00
."do - ' *John Mitchell 7 1 -.odo. • -do • 'l4 50
• do -•R Stefeler. •• I do
.• do. • ' 400
do .. ,Thos•Phelan,. 634du . • do •
-do - •' A Horning. '•• 4;010 horse & cart:
. •18 OG
Dec`r* 20. Christian, Huffman & Co for their
• .of grates for 5treet5 .:.'::. ..........60
.do.: .TOlinenther. 27 days at . slo per w., nO
•
- do •-• Tat turns; .• "do. $l2 do - 7'oos
• do . Pat Collahan S do • 2do •Oq
,:do Thos . Phelan,.3 •do . do . • 6.00,
do: A Horning, -AX - do, horse& cart: . •
• . , at $25 50 per week, .. 19 12
•
• do'..• 'J Mona:7,han,. for 'fituilM-Bor acct • 7 . 00
. do. .
A Lally. . . •
.do ' do.. • - •:7 oo
do • - •Fred Buyer. 'do • do.. • -i.OO
•do Sewall & McGinley. hill for . prlnt'g 32 00
do' :J B :Mermen: his. bill .in behalf ofa •
.• • • ". man injured at Minejlill Plane& . 7 no
& J Foeller:,for making eulyert., 103 84
. . .
14 1 103. • • - . •
Jairryln. J & J Foeller, 10110 f masonry ' •• 00"00
410 31. John Geuther. 27 days at $lO per w .45 On,
00 • Isaac Burkhart, bill:of:lumber 6 67.
•• •, do ' , Arid Portzor; serr at:electm polls 2 d •• 600
do • John O'Brien: - do • 00 do -.6 05'
•. • do ".\GA Ilimmelright,do, do . do • on
do .N J Moyer. • • .do do do: . 6 nO•
."- do.. Isaac Mornaa; - do 'do 1 day 300
do • I.r;opold Smith, do do 2 'days . '"6 1 1 0
do Nicholas do. do . '. 00 , • 600
do MatthiaiCDa.on; do do - - 600
• •
do Frederick. do• 6 . 00'
do A Hording. for ammai sapper .;. • . ..-501 ,
.• do'' • Jos Perry, service render'd July 4'64 200
• • do - •• L C Leib, yeaesi sal as Chief Burgess -Po 'oo'
•
do .. A Lally. years salary. iaToWn Clerk SO 00
• do 1 'Henry Buhl; 1 day afsl2 per Week.• S 00.
: John •Dreshnian.,loll of lumber : - 16'67
. - dO- • Shutnan &Lakr..lllPe np dope in Bor 30174
do .J L Shuman, work done In 80r.... S? 45
. do. Thos Phelan, work done in - 80r.... •16 67
Total exbebsee of the 'bib - nigh - • $ . 4145 63
Total indebtedness of tbe Dorour,t, Feb., Ist 1865.
•Lennard Lutz - • • •
* $ • 1
VS
Pat .Grillauher • • •
.Isaac • Bnikhart • • '6 67
John Shenreb •••11 01
Mietuiel Hoben.
John O'Brien...
Adam Shebctz.
L C Leib • .
J H Hoover
Jae. Quidtly...-
H - S •Roper . ; • -
NJ
Anthony .Lelli..
John' McAninpy
Samuel Kellei
Win Devitt.
.1. - e . yi;is' quill
E M 'Furman - -
Amount of uniedoemed 'orders
. . .
. .
.. -- $llO2 5S
. .
. . .
- .
Amounts due to the Borough Feb. - 14 t. 1665. rinlolloWi,
John Gorman • - . - $ -.- 26-96
Jonathan Fanst.....-...,. ....... .; .. --. .2 6.6 .
George. Rahn • • • - -- 264 ..
POunty Commiezioners• •- - - 1 , 165 03 :-
John Kelly • ' •
.. ' -...i.... - . -.- 100
John liSalarky , --- '' - - • .-: t • . 300
Jai; B Wilson ......... - ....... ...... ... le no
Exeter Stefeler - - -
Patrick :Collobaa . - .. 9 74
Patrick rinneY • . ' • 19 09 ,
Pete:yllonrer..... -, - -1 00
Thomas Maloney '• - - , ' '- • Is. so -
'Michael: : - Laneon.... •, - 410
John Idnichin'....: .. ' ... ..*: ....... :....• .13 is
William :Yocum - . 621
Frederick Eddig,.. •- 7 . I. On
James .8eag0tn......' .
John A lienneiney.
Borongtitaxets. Re.
$
Wm. Devil!,'coll - q,tor,' - ln nett with Ashland Borough.
MEIM
. . . .. .
By amount' , paid to Jll Sheuren..Trema :. - $3114 .11
••• comndegon on $3264 26 @, sx Irct. - - • 18(t.62
.....' exoneratlems' • . '. • • • . .121' 92
" amount
iretmird 14 County Com'era . • • 121 39
To balance due Wm Devitt •,.. - :71 It _..
..
•
.• - • • $ 3404- 68 $664.4 WV
John B Bbenren, Treasurer: In acct.. with Ashland:lloi:
To amnaM rmieive4 Of Wm Divitt..sElT4
• • ' ." • " L C Left) - 12 n GS
• "
•.. Co Com'er9.. 117 92
" • "dae Treasurer ' 11 01
By amount of ordeta paid $3160 16,
"judgment of JobryDreAnyampaid. , .16 67
. 'Shuman 1 Lake "• . 39 74
". .". • J L Shuman ". . 82 4.;.
Tbotnam Phelan ". . 913* 6T
" commianion on". $ . ..1343 - 04 wct . . . 83 .51
We the. indersiuned. Auditors or. the Borough 01
Ashland; ruspectfraly submit the above as our report:
B. T. litexs.
ANTUOICY LAU:f t .} Auditors.
FRED. BAYER. , J •
-• •
AV,. 5'85
•
•, • A . : -LECTURE .
TO .YOUNG . MEN.
Just-Published fn a &vb.& Envelope. Fria LSYs Cents
A' Lecture on -the Nature, Treatment and
Radical/ Cure ofSpermatorrhcsa or. Seminal Weaknesk
Involuntary Emissions,--Sexual Debility, and hived':
ments to-Marriage generally.. Nerimusness;
Don, Epilepsy, and Nits: -Mental and Physical tricorn
pacity, resulting'from Self-Abuse, ;tc. By.ROBT: J.
CULVERWELL, M. D., Author of -the "Greed- Boot,.
The worldrenowned author. in:this admirahle Lec
ture clearly prm e from his own experience that the
awful amseunences of Self-Abuse may . be effectually
rein oved without medicine. arid without dangerous
surgical operations, boogies, . . instrunients,'
cordiali; pointing out a mode of care et onee-certain
and effeenal, hr .which every sufferer, no matter what
.his 'condition nul be,:may cure himself cheaply.- Pri
vately and 'radically. '.TWIG LBCTUDit WILL PROVE
A BOON TO THOSANDS AND THOUSANDS. •
Sent under seal, to any address, in a Plain, sealed
envelope,- on the receipt , of six. cents, 'or two postage
stamps. by-addressing • • CHAS. ;I: C. SUNS ZS CO.;
.11.27 Bowery, New Week, Post Office b0x4,338.
. June IA -
QIIPB at IF OR VIRE GANL—The Vas'
_corrunenced the =parvenue of-a superior article of
vinegar at IN....:liner of Raihriad arid Callowhill streets,
in the'Borough of Pottsville, where.he la prepared to
furnish.grocers a pure article, wholesale. which be will
:Warrant to be Mani. it not superior to any article In the
'market-for pickling; table use, and all purposes for.
which vinegar bi. Used; at the lowest Market prices. All
•we ask la for dealers. to gise,.as a WC. • -
' July 22, '65 2D-ti •
Beware or Comm is= iiiV Thrren
visitmes endeavoring to diepoee of their owe and oth
er yreperstions, on the repetition attained by lime
eaLe's Orcurisfwerisistoire. . EA.prO IX '66. 14-61 n
. •f.
Li AZ/LWOW CEI6IIIIIIIIII.IITBIII 21111112X6
POWDER.—The naderefient row the
sale of the above well-trial *lathy Poitanlatbi me ,
an ctfully announce to Ilk nntneurna Mehl& and the
Coal OPlaaatina grawaltharbala haw . z=i/imd'P
CI all onieri for POWD ERat,the ,aborteat,notlce, and
lope. by atria attention . to* - bruhteassalime4i a ahare
Ot theft patronage "
OtHce.'Market Street, Stool% aboie Richter &Thump
sows - • JOH C. libliPEl4.Agt7 -
July lb; ;" ' 2t-Bnia
M4l' Chemical ila • . .
After a Careful etatpinados aZIALBO Ancdp
LLehi r
litemetz"..
etcnith7they etdoyourutimatt ctsolidence. •Wemmidetr
them safeand reliable. . • -NEITHERS Z YATES.
Ptutaniazau, Anne 12. 1969..: (Aptil & 'l B - /4421
I. D . VIRGINIA Lir t VaTTAIIII)
Aleo .Wertepi made
Navy,
.•
• Ceungreas;
• . Sputa lion,
. Regalia Ladies? Twist
'roe ealeiytioleade and Retail • • • ,
' • - 01 - .WAV WOLTJII.4,, •
Ctntre St:: next. door to the Union Hotel, Pottgyl le.
' June . . ; 24-
, • .
• .
SEU)EN - CO
• MManufacturing. Jewellers . •
27 COIJRTLANDT. L YORK,
• - 100,000 - .- WATCHES,' *
• • • • •
G.P ..PRN,B4: E I
••-
.•: ' •
• • ..wORTii $ao() 000
TO. BE SOLD AT• ONE D 01:t AItRACE WITH
OCT
• FuoARD:tq • • •
• • • ...;•
AID 1•10? Lll rAin UNTIL TON Elf Ow WHIT YON WILL'
...Splendid Llst-of - Artieles..
.
••Ail to be sold' for O NE: DOLLAR Each:..
300 • Gentie - Gold . Hunting Case Watches.. . - .5 4 0t051 5 0
300 I.tidieto:Gold &Enameled Case Watches 35 "
; 400 Gents' Minting Case. Silver Watches... BB " 70
200 Diamond. Itings • - • • 60 " 100
3.000 Gold Pest' and Neek Chains • 15 ` e 50.
3,000 " "• - • '1.:4" 11
3;ooo•Cold,Ocal . Bandßraceleta. i . " • 4 " 8
.4,000 Chased Gold Bracelets-' 5 " 11
'2,000 Chataline Chal a v d S tuid Guard Chains:. -6 " 20
6,000 - . 80110:W and Bropebee ' • ' 4'"
2,OOO•LeVa and Florentine Brooches ... . • . 4 " 6
2,000 Coml, Dpal and Emerald Brooches • 4 " 8
2,000 Idosatc,. Jut, Lava, and
.Florentine Ear • • •
'Drops • • •• , • • 4 " 8
4;00 Coral, Opal, and Emerald Ear Drops.....* 4". .6
4,000 California Diamond Breast Pini 2 50 " 10
000 "Gold Fob and Vest 'Watch 50 "
4,000 Fob and Vest•Ribboir Slides....::: " 10
4,090 Sets Sleeve Buttons. Studs, etc • 3 " 8
4,000 Gold Thimbles, Pencils, eta • - ' 4" 7
6,000 Miniiture , Lockets....:• 5" 8
4;000 Miniature Loeliets'-agje Sking .. ... 20
4,000 Gold Toothpicks, Crosses, eta' - 2 " S
5,000 Plain Gold Rings • • • • 4 "•• 11.
5,d00' Chased Gold Mugs,' '
4 11
-7,000 Stone Set arid'Signer - Ringii... - . .. .... 2 50 " I 'lo
6,000 "California Diamond Rings 2 10
7,500 Seta Ladies' Jewelri-Jetrid'Gold....., -15
6,ooo . Sets Ladlei Jewelryi:Taraeo, , Pearl; eta .4 " 15
'5,000 Gold.. Pena, Silver Extention-liolders' . • • '
-• Pencils - -• • • •.. 4
6,000 - Gold•Panis and - Gold-Mounted Holder B
5,000 Gold •Pens and. •Extension-Holdera..:, . 6'" 10
.5,000 Silver Goblets and:Drinking 50
1.000 Silver Castors •• • • • 15" . 50,
2,000 Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets
_.......:... 10 " nO
,1,000 DC:men:Shyer Tea Spoons •- • $lO to $ 0
I,ooo' " " Table Spoons,and •Forks, 20." 160
• • •H ANNE 4 -OP DISTCIUUTION.
CERTIFICATES naming each artiele'and its• Value,
'are.pliced in 'SEALED. ENVELOPES. which 'are well
mixed.—One of these Envelorieti; euntifining thiCer
tlficate or Order for some article, . (Worth at least one
'dollar at•retall.) will be • sent by: mail to any- address,
without regard - to choice on receipt ..of 25'Cents. The
. purchaser will see what Article it na.s.w . a, and its value.
'which may be front One to • Five Hundred - Dollars, and
em then. send One Dollar and 'receive the Article
narited,•cir any on the list of. the • same. flue; and after
.seeing the - article, if it•does not 'give :perfect satisfac
tion. we desire it to be immediately returned and the
amount paid will be refunded.
••
By this mode we•give selections :from a varied stock
.'of tine 'goods, of the best make and latest styles and of
intrinsic worth. 'at a nominal price,. while.- all have a
chance of securing articles of .the very highest value,'
in all cases we charge for forwarding the Certificate,
postage and doing the business, the sum'of 'Twenty.
'five cents,. which.niiist be enclosed in the orded.. Five
Certificates will he sent for $1 . • • eleven for s2;thirty
for $5 sixty-BYO fOr'slo;..ollethindred far $l5.
Parties dealing with us niny depend on baring
proinpt return's,. and.ilie article drawn- be ini
inediatety sent to . any . 4dciress, by return nail or
;Entire satisfaction Gnaranieed in all cases.
Write your Naine, TOSn, County and State
,and address- •.-. • . E4IBI,IOEN. Q; - CO., • ..
• 27 Ccitartlatadt Street, Meir York .
May 20. '65. • •.•' • .• • 20-6 m If'
. For nail-intention or incontinence of urine, irritation,
inflammation or uriecration of the bladder, or kidneys
diseases of the Prostrate glands, stone 'in the' bladder,
calculus-.'gravel-or-brick-dnst: deposit and all diseases
of the bladder, kidneys and dr.opsical Swellings, • •
Use liehanohtes.Finin ExTEAcrr. Bueur. • . •
. .
• •
. 1- LINDENATALT, , •
ITIORAVIAN -SEMINARY • •
• FOR Y OUNG • 14311:E5,, •
At - Litiz, Lancaster - .P0., Pennlylvanis,
FO.CM:PED SEP.TIBER, 1794, . .
superioradvaniages for thorougtE:and.accom-•
pllshed fetnale'Cducatiou Music taught 'by FIRST
CI,ASS,Profeeors and French, German • and Italian
by u . lady from abroad ; '• - •
The I2d Annual Term opens MO NDAY, AUGUST
• •
For circularsMittitibirmation apply to -:'' • ,
• lbw W. C. RElCllEL,Prinelpai: .
• July
.131PORTA11i3' TO r LOVERS •OF A
11 GOOD
.81EGAR.-4: would reapectrully eta
the attention of RIO-pi:101c, to my well assorted stock
of • GENUINE imported segars (the importation of
Woltjen - Brothers. Philadelphia) viz •- '• : .
.La Madrimo Lindo Londres; • • .
Trinidad: ..
'.'Puerza de Mato Operas; • • . • ' •
Alonzo Movandez Med. Regalia. '• • . • .
„
• ” Florn•Cnhana Conchae.' • •
• ". G. de la C. and Velez Londres, • -*
. ••` Figaro Prensidos. . • .
Valor de Ramo Conchae. ..• :: • . • _
Filantrope Presandoz. • •
-Los.Stiizos Reg., etc- ete., ' ••• -
all of which I offer fur axle wholesale and retail: '
:.• GUSTAV.WOLTJEN, -Centre St.,
. .
Pottsville. next door to the Union Hotel. •
.. . . . . .
. Enfeebted Al'in DE7.iCA7E , CONSTITItTIeIiiS,.Oi .- both
sexes, rise iferalilfiLD% EXTILUM lILTLIET. ' It • will 'give'
brisk and energetic feelings 'and enable you to -sleep
well, ' - . April 8.'..!6.5. - • •.- . 14.6 - , .
11.)14 . TO HJEAUTV.-Opaninte 'CUL'ling
ErenniNS'afranted-to curl the.nauat straight or
stiff hair into wavy ringlets or .massive eurle—sl. 7
FLORLMEL OF IVY for the .permanent removal of
Piinples; Tan, Freckles, Fleshworms.i&e.; lea”ing-the
skin'smooth. soft,,and of 'nil alabaster: whitenese,-75
eclat". — ORIENTAL RUtMA, uproots hair from low
foreheads or any part 'of the body without injitrY to
the skin—St 25.; Mailed free. . Addre's GEORGE
BLACKIE & Co, 713 13roadieny, New York.
July 1, *GS; 2. 2G-3m•
CLELISE ABE .; SYSTEM OF ALL ' INPLIII
•
. •
Entaibliebed:over altuta.ter;ot a Century.
"Dr Swayne's" . . • " • • 'Panacea." •
"Dr. Svrayte's" . Pcittry ••• .. • "Panacea." .
"Dr.'Sw A
ayne's" , • lia "Panacea." •
"Dr. Swayne's"'B., oo "Panacea." •
• "Dr..Swayne's" , -•- ."Panacea."
."Dr.-Swayne's Blood-Purifying
Sikayne's Blood 7 Poritylng Panatia.'s
"Dr. Swarie'i Blood-Purifying Panacea;'!
Fur Scrofula, Ulcerated Sore Throat,' Indolent. 'ln,
bnd itlects of thercniy;: &c., is.eupetior to any
remedy . eirer discovered. 'Prepared,onli,by.
• • DR. SWAI SON,
• •• . 33n North Sixth Street. Philadelphia.
. ,
Sold at'the Drug Store of HENRY. SAYLOR; Pottsville
'June • • • . •
.
4 N ORDINANCE Directing the vizir or a
21 Culvert for Norwegian Creek betweett.
.11forwegiou-Street. and Union Street:
Whereas: by an. Act' of. Assembly of, this
cvealth'anp to the acts incorporating the -
Borough of Pottsville passed the. third day ot: May, -A,-
lsdf, it. was .enacted that the Town - Council oflhe
Borongh of Pottsville shall have the power-to make er
dlnances directing the - size of culverts through which
creekS and streams of watef,may flow across the public
streets and private prOperty,.and-ivhereas. the .NOrwe
gian creek - new tows across Norwegian street and
through private
property and across Union streets, - and
in-,-order that darnagaa to public - . and private property
may be prevented by.alloWing- . suflicient room. for .the
passage of the' . w.eter of the creek- it, is ordained and en.
Sre. ist. Be it :ordained- and enacted, by the Town .
Council of the Borough' Of 'Pottsville. and it is beieoy
'enacted by the authority of the .same,.that the. size of
the culvert through which the: Norwegian creek' now
flows between the south side of. Norwegian street and
the north side of Union street, shall be and thdeammis
hereby fixed at the' width of sixteen feet and of the
depth of seven feet, the said culvert to be made of stone
according to the: plan and .specification thereof-flied of
record in the Town.Cleries'Oftice. and that the western:
line of.the said culvertshall on - he line of western
wall now bounding the said creek„ the said Culiert .to
connect with the culvert of the same size across Union
'street to be built by the Town Council: • . -. •
SEC. 2a. That the Town Clerk give notice to the own
ers of property through which the said creek now flows,
.15e" tween Norwegian street and - Ernion street, to comply .
with:thedirections of this :: ordinance , - and that .if the
ownbre of the said property shall neglect - or refuse to
comply with the directions of this - ordinanee for sixty
days., that the. Town Council will make and construct
the, said cirivert, - and coltect• the cost-thereof with
twenty per centAn.additioa thereto. in the_ manner'
provided in the Act of Assembly recited In the pream
ble II this order. and in - pursuance of which the - said
culvert is directed tote made.- " .
$3533 a
Enacted and passed :.into. an - ordinance it Pottsville.
this eighteenth day of July. A. D., one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-five. ... •
$2424 20 $3424 20
- ••• • JAMITA liOCß.T...President.
Attevt, K. Wensgiar, Town Clerk.: ,• • • •
Jalyi ' • , • " . 29-3 i..,
.
Dreieive Kettles, Brass and Porcelain nt
1 July, 29.'15.-30- • STIOHTER:& THOMPSON'S
.
"P
Cail..-Toirrs 4 minute Ire Camila Freezer
.K
at STICHTER & THQMPSON'S.
. .
Jar'::.Jia're: vaniety. of .Fruit
so Jars, lateitt Improved at " . •• '
July-29, dr,•THOMPSO;S!S.
D°ltTerth the
ect all:---
611!*Onin pipe
STIMITICIt Q,TAOMPi OVS.
.Ju
• -
IVrime IWO tes.—Limii:Wlik;Blitating Patri,
;CA Br Ong Barrels anti Safa ß Feee,- at. • -
7.-- ) 111 ..71113! THOMPSCIN
num Oiti; !-Bleached Winter and Spring Whale
Olig at New .Yorit prieee • • •
*Tub' 29 . ' STICILTICH & THOMPSON.S.'
.
NE* .autinue
ready; new Justice Fee Bills,. for sale at • - - -
H.
' . •
BANNAITS, Centre Street; Potprille.
ANEW article of dast (or eleaning krtivea: in store
and for sale by GEORGE fiRIGHT 4!ato..
Jgly 8l:
•1 1 1111ViCelebrate&-IFATER Proof &bee.
Grea 'se; 'particularly adapted to Morocco Lath
:art wilt itOtr4s off aoct will not Boil thO clothes... For
sale 4T' • • •' • - .."GE0.131310HT & CO::
2a) , 2!.'65.. ;•• '• ••• • ' 80-11..-
I 1 E AND CIDER PSESBIO.4., family
V V Wine and Cider. Treas,,,eery . . compact, maple
butt Spate of - 3 -feet square ; will grind and crash fruit
of all description and-prem. at same, time: , kftuit the
Lartiele for farmers and families: At 3. - 4
July 29. '65 STICHTER & THOMPSON'S
.
Ilitetemboldli ErrsAcri Bacot sad limo.= Ben
Vain caret egret and deliade dborde In all . tbdt•
Adares,. Wattle, endues, A#l6 Or DO change tidies, no
twonagniotize. and no exposure. It is pleasant in
and odor, fatio b ifs action, /tad flee groin Ju
ju:oat prorettim /pill R . . 14-8 m
....L.- WHITNEY,',
OEN* STREET, • MTSnraLE
• _Deal er
AMERICAN AND-FOREIGN
GOLD AND SILVER,
For e i gn Exchange, •
United States BandS,
Quartermasters Vouchers .
• And l'incurrent Money.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEtbsrr.,-
INTEREST allowed, ha per special agreement.
STOCKS' and BONItS ..txmght and sold at
the New. York arid Philadelphia -Boards . of
Brokers at the nails' Commission.
March 4.6, •65. ti-ty
• A Ready and. conclusive teat ,of the ptxnartiaa of :
Ifiximor.ov FLurir Er ma& RCM 17 wffl be a cornpititson
with those emt..forth in the United States Disnensatoty.
. .
MISS MAGDA.I,I7II BOEDEITU)
Fs~Yiernbla
nd
Z , IO2IWE4:IIAN BT, COZdtilt -
Sole Agent for the .. . Madame Demoreet. new. iwalem.of
cutting and making - dream Young-ladies - instructed
In the art.-' April 1; '6O —l3-6m*
Take no NOISE tarL2ASANT.AND UMW% Rceeni
for unpleasant and dangemns diseases. Mos Rita
pox.n's Ritawcrr Bccup, and lairmov .. x.o Rosa VirAtm..- •
MILL EILISH 15T134111 .19.11 W , 111 ill.
The undersigned.having large Steam Saw Mille,
and a fine stock of Pine: Oak and _Hemlock Logs, at
Millersbtirg, Dauphin County, - Pa. are prepared to
manufacture, and fotward,to order, the heaviest bills ot
Lumber for Breakers, Bridges, Ship, Boat •and Car rim.
ter at short notice, - to the dtfes of phnadelPhis.
more. Washington and New York, or to_ any Points:on
the Delaware River, Cole% Seb4ylklil. - Raritan. Pr-.
or Tide Water Canals, : or on .the - Northern. Ce •
Pennsylvania or other connecting =Broads:
FMCS &
IlltUishurg. Dauphin
. .
rp.a.lncoßts. Peefwiweiry Sleeriais
- 1 1. may be bad Mall . tbeir variety-it the:tiew 13ook
and Stationery . Store of. - ..BOSSiSIIELL & BRO.
Uentre, Street below .Tritity Church, Pottsville.
Jan; 7 7:
DSA COAL, PEA_ COAL, PliA COAL:
1, —The undersigned isirepared to receive orders for
PEA COAL. Can supply from 4 tort ears, per, day. , •
Address , C. FL .DEENOLER, Pottsville. •
CLOAK AND DRESS TRIMMINGS,
• lastest Stile, Patterns, . •
TAR' CLOAK STORE OP .
. .
.
•A& 11.130 LAND . • .
Centre Street, below American Hesse,
Jan: 21,
.. POTTSVILLE.
‘• ihontutio
j' lIR[BBB . Several . housand•Lires of timber,
Y-4 Hemlock. White Pine, White Oak and other vari
eties.of unusual quality,. with steam and' water. mills
thereon, atpableof sawing the ittrgest ditnendona re -
quired, Orders - solicited and promptly executed. • -
Address : • CHARLES TETE,.
Girard Manor, Tamaqua P. 0., Schuylkill - Co.
April 22, '65.. ,
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
N. r & New Haven& Western B. IL Depot,
Beach Street, Boston.
•
.
-B, P. M. PRAM', formerly of me American Howe.
May 13, '65 - 19-ly
. .
1 4 - 4 CHEAP . PASSAGE . • a
TO 'AND TROIA.. ,
AT - BIIITAIR AND _DIE ITV .
- •. • TAPSCOTT BROTHERS & CO.'S • -
"Emigration and - Foreign Eathange Office, 86 Sonth
'M. New:York. .. • . •
...Drafts nn England, Ireland; Scotland and Wales.
Tepee Mrs favorite, line of Liverpool Packets sails
every - three days. , ' • : • •• . •
-X line of London Packets sails every ten days.
Also by Steamship sailing 'weekly.' . .
• .•Irir - Parties wishing to send fur theli. friends. or re•
mit money to the Om) Cotwrai. can do so at the IoW-.
eat rates brapplying to . STRANGE N. PALMER,
June 10, .65.--234im ' • - Pottsville.
7340 NEW 73-1 C
NATIONAL LOAN
AT PAR.
Interest 7 3-10, in Lawful Money. Coupons
attached. ,:.Interest, paytble each Six
Months.
The Principal payable in Lawful Money a
the end of Three Years, or the Holder ha:
the right to demand at that time::
TIM BONDS
AT PAR, INSTEAD OF , CASH'
air This privilege' is:valuable; as the , 5-20 Bonds
are now selling at eightper.cent.'prt:nuttin:
The nboveldran, and another U. B."Se•
cantles tor sale by
L. F. WHITNEY,
macTRE mum, mrrsviirjr,
6.6 m
Feb..ll; .65
T,. F....:::WAT§O,
ManufaCturer, of the Improved
Free Stone Mastic Cement,
HARRISBURG-, PA.;
Respectfully:rails the attention of, the public _to this
celebrated Cement, 'as a coating, for exterior walls_ of
building lt has no eqnal It is purely. water - proof.
and forms a 7solid . adhesiveness to any. surface of
brick or stone with unlimited. durability, making a
beantiful linish,'eqnal to the finest quality of Brown
Sand Stone, or to any color desired.
-The undersigded has been applying tide Cement for
IT years in many parts of the country with'great. saes
faction. Among which he refers to the following
BOSTON—Revere IFlnizae &Americium Mts.;
tel, with many othei.public and private buildings,.
BUFFALO, N. Ir.:—The grand..residence . of. ex.
Freaidont Fill more and other , private buildings
'on Delaware'itreet.
CLEVELAND; o.—Angeor.Hinane and the beau.
iful residence of Clark, Fan., Euclid St. .
PITTSBURG. PA.—Girard House and Sr
Charles Hotel, tcgethel with' the' following gen.
lemen's splendid residences : . •
J. H Sboealber,or, Penn St:
James' Wood - •
John .
• D. McCord - • ,". • .
Cal xitt Atlanta, Third St..
*. HARRISBURG, 11: Sliming., Architect.
• ••• ' " - " —.T. B. Cain, Front Street.
• -`• •" • —A: A. Jones "
" • " A. I.anaberton, • Esq.,
Sccohd St. ' ' •
• . . Senator D. Fleming ; do.'
: • '• . Dr. B: Flentititni do, '
- ' Rev. James Volderhs •lat
'Free Baptist Church Fourth and State-St. . •
POTTSVILLE—The beautiful and' eipensive rest
, dence of Z. P. Boyer Esq. -
• *". • —W. F. Haire, Coal Street.
• . lLatalgan , a residence.'
•Mahantongo Street. ' . .
Immediate attention given. to all,. ordent, and work
Strictlyguamntled. Please addles. ' . •
T. F. WATSON, 80x„:263, Harrisburg, Pa,
- or White Hari. Hotal,l'ottavillei - , Pa.
July 29, .65.: ..• • ••: . 80-tf-.-
Another hopeless case of Coniumption
CURED BY .
DR. -MAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP ol WILD CHERRY . •
• •.. • . cures performed . • . '
. • - by this valuable medi- . .
• • tine, Pulmonary CON- 1 .
SUMPTION, Coughs, Colds; kith-. • • •
ma, Bronchitis, Influenza, Whooping, •
Cough, Croup; Spiting of Blood; Liver Cent..
.plaint, Pain in the Bide and Tickling or liaising .
' In the Throat. susd all Disesteem of the Lungs -
and Breast, hive excited the astonish.
• Meat of all who have witness. • • • .
. • .ed its marvelous effect.
For. thirty genre .
- it has been. - , • •
• ' iaistandard . • .
..consaription. , "Can be eared:"
•
"Consumption" BW , AINE . ' "Can be cnred.r
"Consumption " com p o_uAir D "Can be
be
0 1=1:
"Consumption",lea
"Consumption , • s y u t r p o p,. "Can be tored.. ,
. 'l . 4n be cured:"
"Coneumptimr, WILD CHERRY ." Call be toted.""
Consumption" • 'Can be ettied."
"Consumption" Is T i t i • 6 Cgua be cured...
"Consumption", . • - "Can be mired!,
• "Olin=Ptlon!D
"Consumption" • • ; - "Can be cured."
Thirty Tears' Experience, and,Abe great" Ammon of
testimony,from all-partitof the world, kids proven it 'a
standard and reliable remedy: •• •
. Ansmsvows, LanceKter CO., Pe., May 1 - , iks:
Da. Swarsz dew: , Gimituraute-, Ahonntwo years
' ago, my wife visit eoCering With. etinatimptiOn, and du
ring_her, sickiwite.had the best medical attendance in
-this and adjoining counties.' Der rase Vraapronoonced
.hopelesa by all of theta: ,Irarsta induted, through •tne
recommendatien ef your agent, Dr. Isaac EL Miller, of
West Dreamt:dr; Berke County.. Pa., and tilio Cilat ypi;
.fy these facts' to' irg Dr: Swerne4 C i oinponnd Syrup of
.Wild Marry. "Alter using for same thne..she was:
entirely :lured; and is Dmv as well 'as eat in her life:
and fully 0)01.0-perform her testi! labor.. lam act fel
-1 l i sitaMalluttit le to yetir preparation that . I artfu
-1 bled fer bar m = aterial to. health , that ripant yon
f 1 ltherty to, give her cam publicity.. in the hope:that
. others ncrweering may derive benefit. from her expel
..rience. • . • Xoursi respectfully, . - •
• • • • PRY MORN.‘ •
• This:old ' _ •
riniedkpoptnedtantiln Dr:
SWATIOI &SON, 1313 0.-hixth
Par bottle;: Mx .
*.•
IP Sold bT . mrtrar SAILOR; "•• Drannist. i; G.
BROWN &BON, Pottsville; and all &niers - hi xnakiski..
_ .
.the. • ••
S -
T raj "4 retail for sale
ator ma, ra."..AU.71.4-,s Sped store, TotttvMe-
Offifitttpt
- A • -
Saturthlyt August $, nes.
THE LATEST
•
The , Rebellleatiallloatineraseass;•Teameesess
MbeedesevAilll Well nat - Fless.,lateesellag
• The notorious BishOp . Wlluwr At Alabama, well
known for his shameless and criminal 'deaden of Ma
obligations to God.andllto aretery,seeks to add to the
ill-fee ine of the Southerners by 'advising theta cot to .
pray for the President of the United Sate, became he
ii only to be noticed when the Civil authority - In Ala
bama le reamed The , claw object' ci this reverend
schismatic is to impress the people that Andrew John
-11012 is noel - resident. and Vat it ',would - be :pufectle
proper to begin another rebellion. '
Tennessee has held her election.. - ln. Natbvitle the
sweets of the - Opposition. Is while through- - '.
out the State, according to thts; thairesult is
thus far In favor .of the Unionenot
having been beard trout.. ' WeseTelneenese never has .
been In loyalty theequal ofMast Tetmllisee. which has
suffered much by the war. '
An oil well on Pit Hole - Greek began to Saw telex- • •
pettedly on Wednesday evening. tkadierthe adjacent'
earth at the rate of two hundred barrels an hour. no
tanks having been prided to receive the oil. It Bud.
detil7 took fire, while about twenty perame were stand
log in and around the derrick. Most of theta jumped
into.the little creek hard by, but it attuned scale could
not escape. The oitatill Hors and still bents.
The cause of the break in the Gulf of St.flaiwrenee
telegraph cable has been discovered. The Corner bad
rotted off; and will be replace& -' • •
The-colored men% convention at Atemendria. Virgin
ia, on Thursday, adopted resolationi main, for. the
right of suffrage.. -
• Another unsuccessful attempt has been made to raise
the frigate Congress at Fortress Monroe.. ..
A monument Into be erected intnemory of Genital
Lyon, on the battle ad oflitalsonaCreek,lLlasourt
. 'Tito !dilatory. , of•Wantlingtakeernmanded b -
Gen..Wiltaiitabeettitholiebed. • ,
There are abOtit 100.tOe colored izoops in service. - •
Governor-CLothi has been hastily-recalled from Sara
to,gn, tiy.tbe.desdh of hie youngest.•
• • lion. John Bell took thenmtlety oa th in Nashville.
on theist inst. - . • . • .
Gideon J. Pillow !staid to be tioking.lluion weetik,
es in Tennoteee: '
Wm. T. Avery, otTrainesiee„. and Win. IL Budtb. of
Alabama, hate been pardoned. .
General Butler is in Washington, and rumor says he
is won to be assigned to *important posittun..
Ford's Theatre , is being dlemantled, preparatory to •
being.taket posseeslon brthe War Department..: •
A lady and two children rere brutally murdered in - ,
New Orleans. on July:lath.' '• •
It ii reported from Lendoir,: that M. Slain 'trlnde Mt.
.eruceessful efforts to get Lord Palmerston to Osman the
neutral palicy'of England towards Mexico. • - '
Uortinas and , the Liberals in Mealoo tuaro4 l 4;arlees7 .
effective.blockede ofMetarnora,.
1
. . . ... .. . ... .. . . ~
More Marione-half the negroes of Louisiana We now
laboring for the planters for wages.., •
' The military anthoritici are no longer permitted to
colleit taxes in New Orleans . ... : :. , :.,.: :
. ,
Governor : Sharkey,. of Mississippi, lass Imposed a tar
of one dollar a bale noon cotton sent to market, to de.'
fray the expenses of the coming State Conv.ention.,
Many holders refuse to . pay W.., •
Bishop Green .' of the 11p co p Church of Mississippi:
has instructed the clergy, as soon aS military rule is
withdrawn. to resume the prayers for the President.
'The Mysterious prisoner brought, to,Wastdugnatt,
be
now said to amen named Fuller. who perpetrated
frauds on the Repabileart 'National Conimittee last fa:
Ar There aro now but 2000 , soldiers in hoepitals
in Washingtpn. '
,There are only nine hundrea thousand ra
ters in Great Britain.
.: • • - . • .
IfirThe cholera has almost entirely disapeared
from. Alexandria, Egypt,' • • - .- .
iirMany heavy robberies have .recently been:
perpetrated. at Cape May-.-- .
isarMr. C. A. Walborn has been reappointed
Postnaaster of Philadelphia: • ' •
VP-Richard Hildreth the historian; died on .
..Inly llth, at'Florence, Italy. -
Wir Fifteen hundre d balesof cotb3n were burn
.ed in Macon, Ga., on July 15.. . • •
iveTbe Liberals - have . gained twenty-four
members in the English elections. - .
iTh'e people of the interior . of Virginia are
represented to , be hi a very dCstitute Condiiton.
WirThe Mayor of Portsmodtbi , Va.;; - has" been
arrested for some interference with military law.
VI - Two ladieii were brutally Murdered in their
bed at Oakland, Connecticut, on' Monday night.-
VirA Provost Marshal, at Bedford, Pennsylva
nia, wastilled, Yesterday, by a returned refugee
from Canada. - • . . •
•
wArchible : Matthews, aged; 45, years, com
mitted suicide on Saturday last iu Greenwood
Cemetry, L. I:
,p- he Indians of Colorado continue to at
tack emigrant trains. Troops. are being sent
there from the East. ' • • - • .
• Ili-J .. 660h Van Duran. aliew York city weigher
was mni-dered'on Saturday last by another weigh 7
er named 'James F. Oram. , , •
Union Banner, inewspaper pub
lished at Raleigh, N. C., has been suppressed by
the Military for disloyalty.
sy-Over one thousand Anwican vessels, . with
nearly half a million tonnage, have been sold .to
foreigners, during the war.
azir On Friday of last week,.the residence, 64
Charles R. Royer 'Pottstown, was entered by
thief,' who stole 8125 in money. ,
• air The frigate Congress, in Hampton Roads;
hasnot yet been raised, as retorted, but an effort
will soon be made to float her. .
• ifir•The • receipts froni Internal Revenue for
Jaly foot up $20,000,000. Estiniated receipts for'
the next two mouths, $60,000,000. , .
tit - Governor Holden does not apprehend any
trouble with the 'disloyalists of North' Carolina
when the military-'are withdrawn. ••
VII": A iiri3iu Williamsburg, N; Y.; :on Monday,
destroyed fourteen dwelling - houses, occupied by
persons of limited circumstances: ' • -•
• 4.17 - It is said that the mission of M. Elohi,
Maximilian's envoy to France, resulted in obtain
ing very little aid from Napoleon. • .
liundrede of visitors to Washington' from'
the South, auxions to see the President, hate had
to go home without being gratified, - '
•• air The Stonewall will not be brought .to this
country immediately for fear of communicating
the yellow fever now prevalent at Havana: •
rfirHenry Chrhitman, Jr., : who resided at
Christman's Mill, East-Vincent township, Chester
county Pa., died suddenly, on the 230 ult. ' . 6
tar Artemis Ward says that whop he hears the
song,, "Come where my love lies dreaming," he
don't go. He don't thing it won'd be right. -
rairjn Now York courts, when the counsel _de
sire to take a drink .they. move a• recess of. ten.
minutes in order to "consult the aulhOrities."
• tirMudd; Arnold, Spangler - and.O'Laughlin,
'the assassination conspirators,
arrived at Hiltou
Head, on the 20th en roide to the Dry Tortugas.
• air There will be,no new .Treasnry clerks ap
pointed unless to fill vacancies. There are nearly
1,600 clerks and 400 copyists employed in the De r
partment:. '
/Sir In Wisconsin the crops are in excellentcon ,
.ditiou, and the weather has been•remarkably fine
for harvesting. 'The wheat crop exceeds any;
thing since 1859. ;
/Or • The soap factoryoflames J. Whartustry,
Pottstown, was destroyed, by fire on Friday of
last week. • Loss; slsoo4lnsuranoe,il9oo. -The
work of an
i ncendiary. •• • "
irirThe - Queen of Madakaicai has just as.
mimed crinoline 'with s. religious ceremony. She; .
extends the, privilege of wearing it also to- her
favorite minister's wife. - •
/lErCharig and Eng, the Siainese twine, Who '
have, been" engaged in . farming operations for -•
/some years in North Carolina axe soon again- to,
appearson exhibition in the Northern cities.
Si The President has' appointed William B.
Thomas Collector .of,,Cuistomis at Philadelphia ;
also Edward Wallace, Naval Officer, and E. - Bead • '
Myer, Surveyor of Customs at. the same port. ,
air William M. Beetem, Esq., .Caahier of the
Carlisle Deposit Bank, committed suicide, last
week, by hanging himself.lia mind had •been'
slightly deranged, for several daya . priorto the sad .
occurrence. • ..
.
irpverda Or TIITATT TIIOI7BA.IID certificates and re:
commendatory letters. have been received, attesting the
merits of liaLmootreaGanonocPlLtiPAßATlONl%
which are from the highest source,, Including eminent,
statesmen, clergymen, govsntors, Statejedges, at.
• April Es 'B5. . ty_em .
Philadelphia Dlarlceb.
PriuAnutsraa, Thursday Evening, Aug. 8
Fi.ora AND Mmu...—The price of Flour is high
er, and Superfine is quoted at $6 75@7 87 ; extra
at $7 7568 25, and B'soos 57i rir extra family,
according' to quality.: Fancy . brandi are *glinted
at $9 . 00040 00. Rye Four ie quoted at $5 50.
Pennsylvania Corn Meal at $4 75, and .13randy
wine at $5 per bbl. * - • ' •
Gmux.—Nl'heat is *dull. Sales of new red at.
$2 00, and old red at $2 05. White was grioted at
$2 15q2.25. - Rye is in demand at ofiei 10,
fornew and 'old. Corn for prime yellow.
Date are firm at 71c. Mt old, and 55c. for new
-Delaware. - ' • - .
POTTSVILLE MARIrriTS,
CorreetedWeehlyfe'r the Miters , jeitemest
Wheat Flour, extra family,. per barrel..
do • do' do do per cwt....
do do extra . . per barrel..
•do 'do superflue, • •do
Rye Flour, .• . do - •
do per cwt....
Buckwheat • . . 40 •
Wheat, primewhite . - per bushel.
do. .do rel . do - •
Dried Peachee,- pared be rpou u d..
•dy do u.noarPc . do
Dried apples, •
." do • •
01'20:1 ordoz:i2b
$1 20 i r,. 1 1!•1 1 °
SO Cheese; . 118
..
501 Lard, ' "1 2 °
Ta t Hams. " 2$
1 201Shoulders,'. Op
• 1 Sollitsethind qr. "
7151 . __.." Irons " "110
1'25 Mutton,
35 00Pork,
0 00 Veal. ;
Sugar. Cuba, ".i
Sugar House, `'
25 . P0rt0 Saco, "1
' ' White, - '
Crushed..
N. O. Spark '!
Rye, ift
Corn, -1
Cato, " -
Soup bean"
Peas.- `•
8 00
3 25
1 05 ,
1' 15.
. 60
1 00
65.00
Rye Chop, u
Corn Near "
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Potatoes. ".
Hay. V ton.
" bale cwt
Straw, V ton.
Plaster.
Salte V MP
Tillk Seed, b,
Clover . " 't
"Flu " .."
2ffsuaboodk Am i , You-raraL.Viaoi are regained::
Hautuouva Earzior.Buattu . . S. '45.14-6m .
Tilt RV 'FICA 'ffiE 8 of Plonk; Okeeint ,
N.-I Drafts. Notes, -ffici-,-The Isubscriber is pre
pared at his Printing Office, to furnish all kinds of Cee.
tfficateis of Stock. Coal. Banks, and other Corporation,.
Also all kinds of Checks. Note. and Drafts engraved
and printed plain on stone and in colors:. Also small
Maps, Ac., Lithographed at short notice.
" • BENJAMIN BANNAN,
• Rankadler,, l Pilntar. Stationer'end Binder.
IVE W ROOD. Alf D STATIONED
' ' STOKE. .
- The undersigned are now prepared to :furnish sine
assortment of Books andArst class 'Staikinery..getbstr
New Store on Centre - Street. row ' dooni below the
Episeopal.Chnrch. Prltlttng, - Eltodlnt.and Stamping to
. . Perfumery, • • --• , . ...
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Tor • iiimiks. •
- • _- .: Age. Ace.. ike.
Oiden;prOmptly atteLwie_d_ to. , Give.%
1 1 1 711.
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C. A., Banise4rtn.T.
rotioville, April 211;43
Neiv
,Gieeints
trim iit-xaif.' =OAT,
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Narked st., left-hand sicle,„' next door fiiitme 112ir' •
Flour and Fad- &ore.— •
'Ai:Trott Imbormtot mpwbboll mire
VICGETAMM - FLOWXI26.. ar. Us fools
S es etat to bar Mends for their, Ibtrear:ohtechno, - au4
that tt =The continued. by taw her or, fierl y
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NEWS.
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