SIILLE, PA.
SEPTIIRUI4 89, IMS.S.
STATE nazT.
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DiTOR :OEFIFitAL; • • -
I of.)font.
gomery County. - - ,
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SURVEYOR 'OECTERkL; 4 '
n. C A ITIPBEL 14 of Cambria
Cpunty„, , . • •
OUNTY
Assembly, " • '
,'CON RICIFSNYDER. or Aaltland,
HELMS, of Schuylkill Raven, .:
0f..."!.7:ew Castle:
'T realm re r,
GLE,_ of Pottarille
)istrict Attorney, .
AS'S. RICHARDS, of Pottsville
Commissioner. -
L. GRAY. of CPAMak
Coroner. .
Li B. BRANDT:of Llewellyn.
rirectir •f the Peer,
oEC7T IL DAVIS, of South C.
County glarieyor,
jyiSSE S. iI.A.NVI,EY, of Pottsville. -
Aaditer, • . •
art ISAAC SEVERN. of Mfttinncry.
rTP.SARONAE...-ae are anted in leaking
out our bills for the present year, and will be happy to
obtain remittances from those who receive them as
f proddy as poisible.'• • • •
WE would call the attention -of coal Operators
n the advertisement of Book Keeper in . t6 -days'
2 4 -
AiIRS A. STRAUCH and E. Gilbert are Agents for
the-Wheeler it Will-on's, and ; The Home Seaing
Machine, for tliia C'ounty. See advert4ement. ;
-ISnOPRIIFF 4c AMEN,' successors to'Tsumall &
o g deii; No. 472 . North Third street, Philads.;
dealers in Coal Oils, Alcohol, &c. Bead adver-
Lb.cment
* SCREIONTENDittiT WANTED.—WaIter Broth
ers & Co., 300 Walnut• street, 'Philadelphia,
want an outside superintendent for aMahti,:
noy colliery. Address the firm - with name
and reference. - -
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"LOLL-ca ACADEMY."—This School for boys.
located at 'llathoro';* Monfgontery. Co.,
fifteeb miles north
s of Philadelphia. Thelo
- cation — is superior ; the . groUnds are
1 andteautiful, and the amuse of instruCtion .
embraces everything - taught - in acadernies
and seminaries high grade. — Pupils are
prepared for college or for business. The
PrinciPal.isD. W. Priese,•A. 31 -
TII E receipts of internal revenue from Jul)
let until Tuesday last. were $65,470,625..
VERMONT opens the ball finely,' She held
lier election on'Tuesday last, and the Repub.,
li(ans *carried tile State by a largely. iiiereas-•
ed majority. Paul Dillirtabam was elected
Governor. • . . • •
Con L.-4( the approaching seashih.ofthe
Alabama Legislature, a pretjeet will be shb
-milted of pensioning . the surviving. maimed
soldiers or that State who entered into the
'!,l Confederate army.
REA'.TIFULEY printed work from the es
tahlishment of .11... g: Lippincott &. Co.; Phil
adelPhin, isTor ; sale by B. Bannan, .this Bor.-
ough. It is a collection of tributes to the
memory of Abraham Linebln, from leaning
poetical minds: The work is worthy of ex
amination. . • • •
Ire FoltriaN COMMERCE.—Cbarleston des-
4 patched for Liverpool, on the I stinstant, the
:I first vessel for a foreio port since United
States troops occupied the city. Tbe. vessel
was the British hark• Exchange; with a thou
4 , sand bales of cotton, valued $9.00,00Q.
Tna annual,meetindof the National Asso
ciation of Wool manufacturers was held on
Wednesday laSt in Philadelphia.
.
of •the country were. represented. A table
- .
showing the value of the a oolen goods man
ufactured in the U. S. for the year. ending
. .
June 30, 1864, was suhmittekwhieh showed
that the total amount was $124;208,250.38.
Tut SKirmans.—As the fall. elections Will
soon
. be coming On, ifshould beborne in mind
that by virtue of a proclamatien the . Presi-_
dent,. of March 10th. issued'in conformity to
a)aw of Congress, dated March
. 3d.1863, . all
perF•cns..ditly enfolled, or who went beyond
the limits of the United States to avoid the
drift,. are prohibited from exercising the elec
tive franchise: lt will be the. duty of the au-,
tliorities.o enforce this penalty
. 114 all cases
at the coming election: . ~ • - . •
..karrtntattoUlamtick of St. Lonis, has pub
licly forbidden, in. a letter to the newspapers,
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the funeral of a Fenian brother with Fenian
observances in St. Patrick's .Church in: that
city. In - co . miluSion he says: . • -
I use this occasion to 'state publicly, what I
have uniformly• stated in private conversation,
that the members of the renian-.Brotherhood,
men or women; are not admissible to the sacra
ments of the . Church as long as they. are united
with that association, 'which' I have always rd
gardad as immoral in its objects—the exciting of
rebellion in Ireland,, and unlawful and illegal in
its means, a quasi
military organization in this
r , eintry while at peace with England; to be made
effective in the event of war with that Power. •
Tan. Wildey (Odd Fellows') - Monument
mill be dedicated Baltimore on the -20th
'Pottsville will -be represented. Mr.
John Q..A. Herring, lidarslill of. the' Grand
Lodge of Maryland, : will he chief Marshal of
the enlire procession, 'and has already issued
orders accordingly. The aim - Ethers of lodges'
Sill be clothed in dark attire, with - white
g 'oyes, four t.breasL , whilst the encampment
'limiters, ; will - we:mll*k :gloves. The re
spective bodies will "assemble at 8 o'Clock,
,and the line . y,lll move et 10. A. M.. precisely.
DEMOCRATIC NOMNATIONS r now-a-days, are
laud - able commentaries upon the .party
which, only; a year FIEO, solemnly resolved in
National Convention assembled, that "11:e
war is a thilure," and which in almost every
State adopted planks opposing the , war in
every pOssible shape. Now these men are on
the continual hunt for 'soldiers to 'accept
nominations 'for the various - State offices.
In Penansylvania they have Just nominated
a 'Colonel for State Auditor. By-and-by
these partisans, who used to denounce "Lin
coin's hiielings,i' will begin to claim , that
they were original
,war men, and Abe only
flue friends , of the soldier. -
REWARD ACCORDING IX) LABOR.—The day
of ;tie women's-rights consummation is has
tening: The Boston Comtnpneeealth hears of a
case that illustrates its progress. Mr. - Bab
cock, of Milton, Mass., having occasion for
farm-help, secured the services of a man and
his wife, and asingle man, to rev. The
Rife proved the best workman, and Mr. Bab - -
Cock accordingly paid her the highest wages,.
three dollars per day, while the husband and
single, man, being leas - expert, received infe—
rior pay: This reverses the usual 'order of
things; and the ladies, in aeltnowledgmeut,
should make -Mr: Babcoek the 'President
,of
their net Convention.
A.MENDLNG ' TUN '.NKT : (PNAL CONISTITUTION.—
In our next we will publish an able article .
written by Hon. N. G. Upham. for some years
a Democratic leader in .New Hampshire, but
who, like every : just and thoughtful mind,
severed his party relations as' soon as he
covered that they were making him respon
siUle fur doctrines..at writ with the whole
Democratic idea of . representative govern.:
pent. He proposes. and advOcates a series
of amendments to the Federal Coifititution—
all of them important, and essential to . the
successful working of the - improved .funda
mental law. These amendments ate;'
L The taxation .of. exports. . •
IL Making the number of legal. votert the
basis of represcntallon.... .
llf. Securing civil rights to all witliont dis
tinetion of color,. and defining
,eccordance
with liberal ideas the term 'llepublican Gov;
eminent," as used la the, guarantee chMae of
the Constitution. • -
It is eertainlY;;'a Paper that will be read by
. thousands, with pleasure. •
THET - BIALOFWIRZ.
Horrible Airecillen.
There is
.a large number of witnesses hi the
trial of Wiiz, and thefestitnony . ii Coricluiilve
dint the wretch has been guilty , of - the most
terrible atrocities upon our tnen, :whit) were
in his hands as primers of war. To give
same Idea"of; what this , niari has been guilty,
we ask. at'enticto to the following portion of
Saturday a proceedings:. •
O. S. Begiseitestified that he had' served its the 16th
Illinois Cavalry- and was a termer at Andersonville.
from the 6th of March until September. 1564 ebethoegtt. l
,that Ca:ltz .Wirz 'assumed command 'eland the lid •of
on one' ocaudon Wire came into the stickarle,
when a cripeled man,•walking on crutches . , approached
Lim, and asked to go outside; the request im, was refused,.
and the cripple said he would rather be shot-than stay
.there; the witness noon heard - Wire halloo 'to the sen.
tine!, and told the roan If he 'did not: go back be :would
-shoot him ; _the man did not return.. , when the sentinel
_fired and shot. Mtn iii .t.lu;"javr : the. cripple was known
by the name of '*Chickamauga'." Wire afterward thrett
tened to shoot the other men if they.ilid riot go wiry..
• 0 another occasion. while the. ptiaonets were being.'
div squads of Mottles and' huhdreds; one of
the - then,.oiving to' sicknesm did not fall IM and Wire.
thteatened to shbot.'and did Shoot htm the ball' went'
through the man's hat: prisoner's were. kept in the inn
All day. and were not allowed to procure water: if the
guard could not give a satisfactory account: of one of
their missing.numbers; they were deprived of their ta.
Dons ; this was the, cruse for three. days. arly in July ;
there was not sufficient robin. In the prison, • scarcely
for men to stand upon': the were en
large don the north side; there were forty-two • thou
saiui prisoners there at One time; he had heard Wirz
say he waildlling - more Yankees than thnSewho were
serving at the front, and, had eeen twenty-five or thirty
meta shot over the deadline, and others fired into who
were not over the dead line. ' • - • . . •
Cm-a-examined by the 'defence—Q, Were *there not
desperadoes there. men who would steal and commit
other offences, and was not the cripple to whom you re
ferred one of them ? A: There were troublesome, char.
scum there. but .1 don't know .whethet the' men be:
logged to them': I don't think that a cripple on a
crutch was 'a good man to steal. (Laughter.) - *
During a further ekainination the witness spoke. of•a
man at who& the sentinel fired. • ' • . •
Q.:* phi pod seethe ball hit, him? . A. A man must
have very good eyes tci bee:Rte.:4ll when, it strikes a
man, • Raug,hter.l The whneaszave vationslustanees
of membeing shot; one was shot while he' was in, his
tent. and for. merely stretching his arm over the deal
line, and another was shot. at_for treadipg over' the
.line he bad heard:Capt. Wir. order:the - sentinel , to
shoot the cripple some Of those shot at were killed,
and others were taken to the hospital. '
'• James H ' Davidson testified thatlie Was a Member
of the 4th lowa Cavalry. and taken arta prisoner to An.'
deracinville on the Bth of March.' He described the
filthy condition of the prison and the 'great mortality
among the prisoners . ; and for a week he drove the dead
wagon ; sometimes twenty-five men were throWn into
it like. wood.: on the return be would bring WoOd-or
rations In, the same • cart; he had • seen rebels 'with
blankets, shoes and shirts on sent thither by the Sani
tary Commission for the use of our men Capt. -
he knew, made a breakfast on some of, the 'crackers.
cheese and dried beef sent there for our prisoners ; he.
had seen four or-five hundred boxes at the. -depot with
supplies i they were marked 'E. S.; it waste co ninon
thing for men to be put in the chain gang man tiled
in the chain gang with an iron collar around Idatteck
he had seen the 'hounds ; there were 'two kinds,*- I ;etch
tills and bull terricre ; one of the dogs badly tore the.
fiti from a man's legs ; 'while another than was bang
ing untie clothes' which he had washed , todry, one of
the pieces blew over the dead line: •he stepped beyond
the line to get the piece, When' he was. fired upon end
shot the breast ;.antither man .had reached beyond
;he dead line for some crumbs of bread. when he was
shot in .the head ;• Wiry. shot a man a short-time after
he assumed command of the prison ; the latterwas sick
lying on the ground. and asked -Wirz something, when
Wirz shot-him ; restarted that he was, killing
snore o Yankees there than: Lee was at Riehmond;
this was said inAtc.ast Wire was at the time with the ,
witness in the graveyard, is the wagon ,with the dead
men ; the withe' I nad seen men starved to death ;?arid
was so scarce at ~ne time that some of the men picked
up particles of foOd that bad already passed through the
system..
On cross-examination by the defence the witn e r said
the graveyard , pmorised 28 or' 10 .acre, and - when be
left Andersobville on the lith - of September last it was
about two-thirds full. ' • ,
The-Court, at one, took a recess until two o'clock.
On reassembling. the crow-examination of Davidson
was renewed He had never seen Captain Wire shoot
more than One man. The grave
. diggers. were Union
soldiers. :
By the Court--The d'ead were burled shout two feet
and a half deep; some were buried : with and some
withr7ut clothiag ; he had - never seen any of the dead
stripped.beforethey were buried ; • men were buried in
trenches ; on one occasion one hundred and fifty bodies
in a single trench. •
.• .e.
,••
THE COPPERHEADS of. Berks, county,. who
thrills. they are strong enough. to .their
ticket without- the.. . soldints' vote, showed ,
themselves in their true colors at their late
county, convention; There was Only one aol
tiler presented as, a candidate, C;apt. :Wash
ington. Richards, of the 3rd Penusylv . ania
-Reserves; Who was out-Tor the office of Corn
inissioner. . Ire received . only.l4. votea .
_in_ _a
convention of 102, dekTatei. render*
their aversior to this - class-of men more •ap
'parent,. is the facCiliatoCapt..Richards is a
life-long member - of the party... : His being a
soldier IS what killed hint.: -This, is perfectly
consistent with the course of the party which
bas always opposed and • denounced the si)l-•
diers. and voted to disfranchise them, and is
not -half so'inean - and
. .cnnterriptable . as the
hypocritical show of love for. the- brave
. -tie
fenders ofthe country, manifested by them
in other quarters, where the party is..not so .
.strong, and .their votes are deenied 'of More
importance. , • • - • -• •
Al] j*ti
TIIF .NUW .YORK SATURDAY PnEss.—This
•NvTekly journal in •*New York City:lly
Henry, Clapp, Jr,. is a : witty and 'brilli
publication. :The nutnbersWe_ . have read,
give evideriee - that the.priperris in hands that
will . o`erleaPing difficulties' •tind :formidable
competition, icompel.s.uccess.. • . . .
THE COAL . TRADE.
: LI
Septeiliber 9, 565
The quantity, eent by Railroad this week
292 02--by Caiaal 32,803 15; for the %%41.07,095 17
tons, against 96,976 00 for ' the cOrrespondnig
week last y'ear.! '- . • .
. .
The shipment ' is.: again heiyy this, wock, only
24,661b:ins lees than last week, nSarlyall of whisk
was lost by the Canal,• owing 'to a scarcity of
The demand for ,Coal„contirmes
prices havgailVanced from bb c'eiiti to ;CMS dollar
per ton, whiCh iii .addition to the'.advance of
freights, makes the.advance from F 1 to $1 50 Per .
ton for Coal delivered at the shipping,: ports. - -
The - eolith:Med stoppage, owing to the' turnout
in the tit . ttle in the upper . portion of . the Wymaing
region, has largely cnrtailed • the quantity sentto .
market; this causes the 'briak demand ; from:the
.other regions, and thwriie in price. • .
The Pennsylvania and Dela Ware and Hudaim .
Compardes.have been slipping from their-,stocks
on-hand. The Delawlre and }Nihon Corapatkv'a
correspondent writes us that their old stock
haunted, and.they will have tiicease - shippieg un
til the miners go to work again;
It was rumured - beie . .dnricig - :the*ek that the .
miners haCtieutUed :work
,sgui!i"-iti. the, Lscha
litytte uut, traded
,it . to ati;y `reti
stile source, Oid.therefOrei.tlie*e „WO ye' itieor-
This extendedlurnout and einppage•is greatly
• •
bb - ,fegretted,: . loit him - Ikea*** up CaM to a
frjee beyCitid,wkitt.:.if:Oiiifit;yo' be, 'ittsl*ay. run -
it uPStilf higher if' it 3e'•tuct - tatiori terminated.-- - -
Thctse high :prices, of_ frtel greatly tend to check
anufactures, and the development of the domes
tic productions of the country:. • -
The trade. sums up this week is follows - corn- .
pared with last year*:- . . - . •
Pit R.R. iti•116 , 400,2,112.22a,
Sctinyl Cnn.l 30.57fii 6;7,014 !
L Vnl It H. 26.91 '!1.014.4±5
. Lehisth Can; '24.910t ,464.7i7
Scrant Snit: 21,629. .659.550
- . .
" ' N . 151..6,986; ' 280,039
PennsC. CI - --
By R. Road; 6.9:01 - 1N5,185
'By Canal...! 11.3231 304.460
Del & Hud.'i 24,936 649.674
Yo4ll_ , Sth..i. - .. 1 370,71.4.
lk• Nortkr.l -. -1 '
Shamokin.. i - 9,549;
.204.991
Teceiliten..4 - 615; 53.161
71
.Short - St.: . .t 2.71 •_57,010
Franklin Cul, -2,961 . 51.1M5;
Broad Top.l - 262,944'
The trade shows a falling off again of 32,624
tons for the week compared with last year, and
.
t. e whole loss - foi . this year . sofrir, reachei,
1,289,473 tons. ' • .'
The Iron Trade has improved to some extent by the
lessening of storks.en hand;„and many of the suspend
ed works were making preparations to start:again, but
this increase in the price - of Inel' may 'cheek ibis re,
snmption to some extent. •It s great pity that These
diffthellies cannotbe amicably settled, as all the peo
-pte and the whole lmiiness of the montry alders iu
consequence of high,prices and a Shott.stiptily of fuel.
•
' • . NO W lllr PRESS. JD
COAL, IRON AND OIL.
A POPULAR WORK Olt
Our Mines : and -Mineral Resources,
Inter ded for the general Tinder. as well as
.I . IOOK Folk TflE - PIZACTICIL 2113 qt.
By H. lIIARBEES DARDOW,
Practical Miner and Engineerof Alines,
AND • Ificlll,ll.. HANNAN,
- Editor loners' 'Jutland,
This work gives a dear and comprehen
sive description of. Trot AwronAcrtz COAL
FteLos
: and the mines
and mining istabhahments-of the Anthracite.
Regions,. with information on • mining
• matters as science and Practical experience
has developed. The - work also contains a
WIPM. TOTAL
1,891.24.1 d
536,019
p t.
- . t . ) , , e 4 .11 : 1 14 cf : 59 4 .
46;4;•i9 d 1,94
130,11536 d9lll
8.569{, 320.644 lit
. 843: .... 20.5111. 12R3
6.:0901 4N1,40:1 dgi
- . ' 8i,538 ad':
4.96. j
..26k1 0 9 57
1691 „ 18,095 184
5.565 1 29.199 d•+7.2.:07 29.146 it9l
, . . •196,971 ,d,T6
1 24t.r7iii,l 35.335
f 1208;N0,5;84i,85 - 21
.3.2.G241‘1,-,24'14
5,541,862
general ~p count of the Coal fields. of this
world, and special descriptions of oria.Chirxr
,Errtimucoue COAL Fist.us,with their mines,
'manufactures
.and general development..
description otour:piorairierd . liorrbiernuciii
AI4ID DeroNITS, and a general history of : the
Col arid Iron trade of America .is briefly, glv 7
en. Also a general - and practical d'esitiription
of THE:GrEICAT PETROLEVY Rear;oxii, theitex
tent, geology. pemiliarities and gofers' deVel-
ClPment.: . 7
'l'his work has been gotten . nikwith great
care,-labor and patience,•ivithout regard
cost. •It is original, Most of the facie 'and
information presented is new, and given in
plain; practical language. It contain
;over 500 - ROYAL OCTAVO ?AGM,'
lustratet r wittr. 200 ,FIIN\E 'EttiORAYING.
and' a superior map o 1 - the. Anthiliciie
Fields of Pennsylvania. It also contains
maps Of all our. prominent BitamlriorialDol
Fields,
, and 'complete representatiOns
geology, coal formations, faults, Irregulari
ties, modes of mining t VentflatiOns, , devele:9-
:thents - andimiirovements. =.-
Brief
Ops - is — Co-nttilitii.
IiTRODrCTIQPii - ,&c.
pe_rer .r. • •`. • -
•. CHAPT*R. 1 •, ,
Geology of, the Earth's Crust.--Palskogole
Geolagy and formation of the Appalachian
Chain and •
CHAPTER Hr.
'Origin and: Foringitinna 6f Cnal7—Coal and
•..t CIIAPTER.• UV.
General‘piatrp) . ution of Coat
PART IL'
CHAPTZP. V
EVoryi-and . Development or ,Coal.
CffAMER Pi
_ .
Penhiylvania Anthracites—Their BistOry
and Development. . 1 . .
~..
: • c n.v.-ien vit.
British Coal Fields..
PART 111.
CHAPTKB. VIII
Pennsylvania Anehravites.--Tll6' Wyoming
or Northern Coal Fiejd.
•CAAP7EH
The Lehigh Coal Basins.
lliddlO Coal Field..klahinoy sit'Shaino
kin Regio ns •
. .
CHAPTER -XL
First, or §optliern.Antlirgeite:cos . d Field
CHAPTEIL XII. .
First Coal Field;coaiintied.—Sectioni and
Coal Beds.
• .
CIIATTXI3. Xlll
Broad Mountain •Basins—and Coal Basins.
gene•rally. ,
CHAPTER
Faults .and Irregularities in Coal Forms
on. .
• , 'CRAFTER' XV.
Arcitid Top t'Otil • fief& •
PART Ii:
Great Allegheny Coal.Fielel.-Ontlying Bn
sins.
. cnAPrna xvit.
Allegheny Coal Field,.ccintinued.—Cgaiber
CHAPTER' f •
Allegheny Coal. Flold, continued.—Ka.na
wla, &c:, &c. • '• • •• : - .
CRAPTF.II XIX. •
Great_ 'Central Coal Field in Illinois, Ind
ana . and Kentucky. - •
CHAPTER xx
Grent Western Coal Field.
..• •
North-eastern Coat Fields in New England
and the British Provint et. • ' •
CHAPTBII XXIL
Southern Coal.:Fields.
CllArTlia • XXIII.
Mining Economy.=—Modes of Mining find
eutilutionr
CHAPTER xxtv
Econorny.—linproreinnnts in Min
n g .
Ch AFTER EX9.
T.,ocnti . cm of Mines.--Mining.lmprovements
Nlachinerf, i&o . . •
CIIAP.TES XXVI,
Mine'SurFeyin'g and t'lngineeririg.
PART ET.
General Disdriblition'of Trim Ores—Their ,
Geology,L-Chayncter and Diversity.,
CIEAPSkR.XXVIII
History and Development of the Iron Trade
. Geology. Extent. and Peculiarities of the
Great .Petroleum Regions. ' •
CHAPTER. XU. - -
}Eatery, and Development of the oil Trade
APpluglirx
- • CHAPTER: XXXI. 7•
Statistics of Mines and the Coal and iron
Desoilptions, of
. Mines,, &e.,.k0.
CHAPTER XXXIII.
. .
Dneuments referred to in the bodrof-tlie
cnwrren YSC[V
Conclusion.—lndex
. Advertisements of Mines, Manufac
tories, Trades' and Professions, &c., &e. •
The details of each - chapter under its, ap
prOpriate,head,. be foitnd in the com
metteernent of the work,:and a complete in
dex-is given.iirthe-coneluslon. - •
" - We reSpeefullY-invite-the• iattentfrin.'of all
Anse engaged ; in the• coal,. iron, and csi.itradei•
If wirirli;*ldch we belfeve * svillmeettheir
spechtl.requireruents and the dernand l of the
times: .1"lre havefaithfUlly'endeivered; with
„out regard to enst . or labor, to make it a.,prac
deal, accurate and thorough expositor of the
subjects disctisged , andillustratVd. We there
. •
. fere confidently offer this-Book tO : the trades
and - the public generally, 'as a dignified: and
• reliableivork, especially designed to represen
our mineral re'sourees in coitl. iron and oil. •
'.• BgNJAMIN I:3AN.iNAN, PubliSher,
• • • Pottsville, Pa.
THE Lykens Valley Railroad and Coal .Colopa-
TIY have declared a dividend of four and one.hnlf
per cent., free of government tax, payable on' the.
12th inst.. . ,
A L '.. LEASE for .n new Colliery In Shensidosh Val
L 1 Icy, Scliaylkill•Cannty. to let . • ••
P. W.:BII.IIAFER, Enkineer of Mines.
Aegnatill, .65, • •' • ' • • 34.4 t
S ao
.
"- CO-PA IL INN, ROIIIP.--The, ender-
OM , . signed have-this , day formrd ~ Co partner
?:4, • ship in thi Mushmsa of mining Coal atthe Eagle C01..'',/'
..'',/' liey, St.-elair. , —worked by the late Wm. U. Johns—
."' . nuder the 'firm-fameof . .4Eo.l44E ;V/ i .,IOIIINIS a.
' 433 SitOTHER. •-.. 4; ' EillOßt Ih Q , JOIII.IIS
410 . . St:. CLalr, Schuylkill. Co.: Acmist 4 2l,-!6•%.744-6t
3cn • .
----
;272 (I" 651 '
FOR,I4,ALRA, large -an ra bi Wh i t e.
As Wlliarl 4he "illaraliaoth ' , and - other
~4 11. .Veinf. Beat quality t nl ; Coal. in.market for family rum
006 Favombly.located:W maxketz - In hall working order.
Apply r, -- •
misa• Be* tats Agent;.
, July 22, !GS: , • . - .
1979 .
THE COAT . , mARKETs
.
PRICES OF 00AL BY THE CARGO.
`• • [minxitts; ivsuia ytr> _ro
AT PH~L . ADELPH~A.
SEPTE*ItErt 8,. 1865.
.
'Schuylkill Bed Ash Prepared, --, . : .3 '
1 ° Chestnut:, - ..... 6 754.
'
44 White Ash,- Lump, Steam 8 006,825
St. Boat and 25:0, 8 50 -
- " . Egg and 8t0ve;.'.... .... . . 8 250 B`so
" Chestnut,. . 6 75q 7. 00-
Locust Mt Limp, 8t;Boat .251
" " Broken 8 50@;
" ' Prepared.._ .. 8,503
" Chestnut, . 7:001 '
rherry 8 7503 8 0 0 '
Belmont lied Ash, - 9.00,E
Lehigh Lnmp, St. Boat doßroken,-
Prepared,
.
Broad Top, • 7 75®'800
•;•,f3Prrearegtt 8; 1 805.
Bchuslkill Red' Ash fir' . Brrat-Idad.:*lo'sogll 00 :
4 ' Chestnut " " 850 ' 9 50
. • ' 1 White A il Ottistru • ;
• Wit • " < 10 - 00010 50
" dtri4tenA• EP A.... 10 00(010 50
_ " 8 0.0.4 850
• " Chestnut; .. . , 50
Lehigh White 'Ash Lump • Boat:10 00410 50
•• . • 30' 00410 50
• ..
u._ ' Chestnut,. .. . . • , 9 2.1@. 9 75
Meg autos Csat.at
•`Altn i atud St: brCargol •'. .1 '• • 0:21 ". •
:roken '
Kg
eve
hestant,
• Bee Auction Sales,
- • ,Lekigir Coal at 113,11sabethpar.a....
v amp-and Bt. Boat-by-Cargo • • __ el° 00
rokeu and Egg .• . WO 00
t repared . •
beetuut - so • 9AO
Dela. ik C 0 . ," teal: stliestiout.
Lninp _
St. Boat—.
Egg,
Steve. .1 .
.Cheetant.-.
MEE
Pisinikilrealha co.s. Coat it New
•, • •'•
•
Chestrini., t
Bee Atataiiit Sales.
•
' I ••7 4 AT itALWIIIIOIIE • ,
• - ;; =;s ; • ' l l3EilikinfEß;l,-
1865.
PittstoniriSslr-lifrofesiles9 sn' -
-'• e_ In 500
t. 3 41 1 1 60 4€4 Aeb
wholesale ... .; ... .. 9,7545
9 ;t• tt : r o ta il -10 o o
arßittkl — tbAD.'6oAL.—lton u t in g 7171. - b .
it Locust Point;Aull./s7p9
. .
•;- • " , ).' . .' 4 1:10A1; -- FREIGHTS.
Ite . itos Pt? Rielkesitad tphi {maga,
PorthraVtv 'lt 30 1 Portembuth.••
. . 3 313
,Newboryport.....:.„ a: 45 I.l3ostat .
.... ... . Lan
New 8e4531 - 4; . .... 30 Normortl.—: .' . 00
1. New Lomien:
.• . 3.00.1 Norwich 00
".New linven• - 300: Brifteport ; . .... 300
, New York4.i - 30
'
Rhode Isleacil '5 101 .. . . 2 15
Wasirtutteorra.4o..: 4 l 5 Ilarttord:'..':...-;'‘ , .•:.1:11 50
Taunton • '3 - 3011klesvitek 4 - •• :1 BO
21S 1...Tr0y
Etichtnnitcl
.S 501 Norfolk Vi' • 2,10
. 90 I • '1 75
• 115 - yessele and' 99 boat. orris:o2 tot the Weer. •.
. . .
, . Freights irrioln
New York . • $ (2%fl'ortTand....•.• ~ ... 56
Fall ...... '1 2e i Newbtu7pori • 2 50
Newport • , 1 25iNeWilimndoo - 1 .60
... 2 3T l Politoeket . .; .. '1 25
.Ntirwtelt < 201Tauntort....
.Providence.. •1 201 Ned 11tiven.
..;:i &h; Portsmouth:.
4 2 00112 evr Bectfortl
I OPIBEW•ellort.;
50Libuiforfik
. . 2 2:;!A1bany.....'..
Norwalk "
Salem '
' • Crone Sal
To Philadelphia
New York
Boston '
iteitienta Fiona iSinaligiriaii . Fai, or Aleisnalri fa.
To Philadelphia • .$1 sOql Ts
'New 'York' - •". • ' ' "'•3' 00R ,
, 00
.toti.,.. .. . .
Pi ssegroveVont Trnsta for 1814.
Amount tra-Oortp:l'darlog' thn last month: "'
Lorharry,Creek -
Suntan' Railniad
'Union Canal Railroad_
.
Schuylkill Coommy Railroad' f0r.18133..
Therollowing is' the. eitantitSe ot.Cual =mg - tried
over the different Railroads in :Schuylkill ,Connty, f.
weekending on Thursday eventlizlalt • •
dc S. Riven 11. - R.- 52.7r4 OS 970.407. 15
ML Carbon: - .2,441 11 . 42,190•t7
' ' rimy is 214.503-10
Mahanoy &.Broed Mt
Little
Sebnylkll Valley
Irmal - Trade by
..!QOaritityotf Coal sent by,
week ending. on Thtnntliy
St. Clair -
Port Carbtm. '
Auburn • •
Port Ciluton •
Previously thli ytor.
' Total
To same time *lt year
Incierise so far
Decrease.
-. • TCoixi T
For'weekendine op "Sot
. . .
• • . • • -RAILROAD. • .CANAL, •
OPERATORS. • •-
. . • WUI4 NETS!
[ " TOTAL,
A. Pardee & 4.821 1 .118,069 -
2,535' . 26,624
Packer.a. Ca. 3,878 •79.562. - • • •
Mt; ..... ..672 . 1 '20 . 3,767
Jeddo •• • • 3,571 • '71,096 1.3.52. 19,569
• .• . '1,518 35,554 • 741 7,928
lotiltou Coal. 1.476 :20,036 021 -11.260
Striut - • • -1.366 .26.035 661 12.03 i
Sharpe, Vi'elss:& Co.; 1;902 - 61.622 • • 9661 • :14.6' 1 2'
Duck. 10.47 , '373441. 819 ;21,829
'Smith's Spring Mt... • 2,142 . . • .1939
Honey Brook Coal Co 3.593 • 71,862 . 8":11 9,553
.I,lormsn'Tht. 'Coal CO:. 1:572 ••• 28,547 "398 • .8.241
tivrino 11It.Coa1 C 0... 8;038 185 049
W.T. • Caner & Co.. 611 : 24;446.., 906 .. • 9,013
'Bisiver..Metulow 116 ; 1,953 . -
Lehigh ZtocCo • • '4511
. .... 185 .; 2:645 .. • „.
Coal ..... 715 t::43.492.:.:999 .11.444
•Frankliri • . .17,130' • 379 4,734
Audenried . .... •.• ' 333 . 13,599 6:2 7.424
Lehigh _ ........ • 7 3.7 1'. 20.139: 80 90
Landrnessea - • • 101: 7,069 .529 . . '4.876
-Wllkesbarre .
1,137 - - '14.320. 1.370 .22.673
teM. Coal &14.3v;' 144'17.644 • 262,6.5
Other .Shlopers,.. • • - • • 979 .311 2,75'
I lrarren Run • ••• • 83 •
.
Knictierbockurel. Go. ." 196
Deism° Coal Co . . ' 273
• 194'
• ..:'.- • ;
- ' Total • ' 41 - .6201v 924444 - 34 , 69 i , 42,91:61
: • 3.4,367 l 469,637 •
:Total by R. 8 . 6 15, 9 9 3 1..394.081 : •
Sante time lastysar.; 51,8.3 ' 1,470;1,'X[
. . —.---- •
•.: .: Decrease ' • • • • • 83,074
. Increase - - 21:180
ui&a States, karoaa Dalai and. Local
Reading 'Siallroaci Stock
• • .• '" • Botair,.lßMSci:::
Scharf Navigation Stock, of
. 2 "R0nd0.'..:.:..-:
Mine 11111 Relironl• •
Little Schuylkill
Lehigh Valley
' • " • 'Bond B.
• "•• •
t
Lehigh Canal: A • .
Bonde -
Ciiiti;cl - stsa Railroad .... '
......
", • " preferred •
3Sinera Bank Stock , • -
FarmOrs' Baßk'StOck • •
Goverriment Bank Stock...
Pottsville Water
"7 • Gas"•• "
11 S. Boilds,
.IS% (coupons o ff .):
U. S,S=.2O Boncl4.' (coupons oa.).
U. S 10-40 " • •
Cirtifleate.s• - or.lodebtadness ' • • •
(Orenallim'Pkilada ) • . •
Prkston Coal & Imp Co • •
Fulton. Coal C 0.:..
.. ..
Grc , cipMountaln 'Coal • • ' J
Lticuet Nouritaiii Coal C 0;..;.:..,
N 'Sink IBISM . OIa
Blg . .?:tountali) • • • „; ,„
SwatkaiEhillisiCOaT Co • 7 •
.Black INamoncl,coal Co ' ' • •
Black • HeatfC..-:.'.... • • t
jolax.ijiiotliVOlO,Contioildatc4 COal s .oo
.Treroopt. Curl Co
Codaumets 'Mutual Coal Co
Girard Minim] Coat Co
St. NichOlas Coal Cn - • • -
Saleth Coal .Co •
.• •
Iloneyllrook Coal • •
Glen - •
.Greenwood . . " •
• . •
NFL VERrMENTI .
SOMETHING NEW..; . : -
w,An &-• 11,.r c 4)4w.
LARGE SIZE PHOTO GRAPH:
41088Y131111Lti . 8y.8R0 . ., CentreStA
...Sept. 9, - 'O5 7 .36,1m1 . S6le kgta., fbr Sehnylkili Cn.
ETTERM 0 Remaining Unelainied in
LI the Pngt ()Mee, at. Pottsville. State of t ennsylva
'aid, on the Sth day ot - September ISGS. ' •
' To obtain any of these letters, the applicant must CUB
for ...aitnertised lettirait,"'gtio. the date, orthis • list, and
pay .one cent for advertising.: : ••• ~
If not calm for within one stion;h, they will !he rent
In the Dead.l,etter Office. . • . • • .
.&rihetiong Jno Gasser t yras.M ' , Richards IT
Byrne Terience Ricbards,Edwd
Benson S H • lioleran Jno 2 Richards . Murk
liennettjoin . Irvin RichirdiMr&SOn
;Berrean B = Jenniope `Edward Reiner dt,P,rh: '
liowns HE 5 . Kelly • Mrs Mar/ Schwenk Col S 2
J3rno - n John Lobe... Norman, Sanders Joitnh,
Ifrenirari Atnitii VEW Miry •
Beadle Mrs,B A- hictkniald Anti Shaughnery B.' • '
BrenninTA sh Murphy Peter. ' Toner Mic,tl
Canard John • Myers Sally 2
_: Turner Mary A
Outten Thos P -Myeres Sarah A • Walley S •
• Diannore Robt Moran Miss PA' Wetsm SP '• •
Droll May . • Philip. Adam
Evans 'Mary A Puffin - Palk
EllleoiriCkina h eth Quinn John
_ -
September 9; 435,
Plit Al,. NW_ COURT SALE.Puimant• to
ari"criderf of ' the , :Orpanc. Court Of the County of
Schuylkill: In the Coinmentrealtti of , Pennsylirania, the
. subscriber, ertardian :of the 'minor children of George
Relfanyder. lakcief the Townahlp of New Cattle; in the
.c,ouoty of Schuylkill, deceased; )expose Utile
by public vendee On- . —-" ..; • .
tiatirdaNAPAltli . da y. f September 10ESt t --
;at 10 ei.clock lathe foreneon,'Othe premitiK the inter.
Att of, the itaiVinitiora lka 'liked Or par c el of ground,.
etarite'fft the town Ot,Nevi 'Castle; New Castle Town
ship', Schuylkill 'County, enntainlitg In front on Centre.
-streetllio feet:: and extending beck 180 - feet, with the,
.ioniteneneets. contlating_of a Yonne . Store,/1
once and Omprialitg.*iti NOG. 0, .10
anctll.4l the; original plan. *.
Akto,:theldtatedttif veld 'diners. that certain.
lot; sitnatein Mohawk 'street. 'in the town of New Pai
.Ne afereaahVbeingioilioiln; and , the adjoining one
•Intlf loiNoiskdathe pkn ntatild totes; • with
tog Rppnnefukncps, consiming,ofm:egratue;
Also, l * tittered of iitid rialhore
five-tenth'pircuit twOlirfrie the ) t:clatdlof New Cattle
.aforesaid own it the. Miller' estatra;:titte the eatate of
• Henry Miller deceased. with:the .eppurtenonces. !eon , .
sitting Of three 'e Dwelling ilonsegOate the - wide .
of said decrated.i • Terms.eridloyckikina made knovitt
at the time' arfdplake !of nib by JOUN SHARPLESS,
.
'By order of the Orpharie'Bourt. l .`. 7 '7' • . . .
•A • •
POtteville, Au • dit'ik! •1803; • • '
•
41116801 lETTION 'OF. PAIRTNIeIIaiIELIP.
-1-1-The arm or Wren A Broth*, Founders andida
chinlets, of thesktotintgh of-Putt/with& County of sehnyt.
kill. StMebt Pennsylvania. rd widen TRONA)? WEER
and JANIEb WREN were the uple Proprietorsorasthla
day dlosolvedby_the motnal -consent of both.mtieis. . •
- • • : ,THOMAS.WREN„
• .
Pottsville,' Segteinpee 1at.1865c—,,••
...4lt.partfeiiiidelited to theiate arm wtll please
Make payment. end 411 lartleaboing claims against
oelate irmwl4 Pleaee present themwlthont delay.
.
.• , .
• WASILLINGTON• IRON, IVOI&INA; '
,
httiTl cit:—The work@ Of the late di= _of WreU &
Bro.. , knoutt aa.:the tWASIIINCRON:
11401190tKS:tlixIatottxto CAIII street.' I
in the Borough of, .PottevilleorflE be .45;;33
'4*th:tuff bylbe - rota itrall vi uzlic ,
vattotte.lninchis.':'ltlz'; Steam : Entine
building,. ap4 ill Wade pf „Machinery for ItiluintrOtoet
ore edit blast ;
lands *tit :railroad (*dingy ind railroad' car thtttim of
lintkightland fast littif 3 all Muds or treat alitithiga all
Wads of atnlthworic. apt] •an .fif2ll OVUM• latest %int
'provit&lputuliatalagraata &tablet actittg:i ltepockg
.protniotlyni4ehded_tolti_t&sutViasecytati,:
CAD
},.~, . ,
..r
By ;eke, eitention't;buitiieeTihhAtibeeriber. ttaiita
he' wits NOW, a .sbare Of the phblid - tiettreetße'io
crap) , bestowed on the late
Pettedlle, betitember 18615. • BG. • •
11111116i4TRUCTIBLIC TAR -CA11111108. 7
I Various gzes by:the tholumndll and 'Smaller 'pan.
titles sold and printed at' • Et: BASSAIiI ' • 4 . -
Bookstore ind Printing Onion, Pottsville. . lottn IB
FETGII73II BELTING.' &retina
ti‘T.Efies, at tidal* teem Rik sale a
_
-
a :-
to
MBE
1% CHAFFEE. ••.
IVOLESALE 15E4R§ vadeir ; • • -
.zostErnoLcrao;- =MUG& -AlllOlll4 -
Niia or th ree varieties at •
FANO r r G00D4644 - : . - -4 . 1 C • *STICLIT*I3; .tc THOMPSON'S.
Ns., 41/ - iiect, .A n g tu r t 26 ' • ' •
Sept. "111
• I.
PTe e ttt e ftl l.l"" tirit ° 7 4l6 BS 16 8 VO M". PTri
. 1 15
2 5I
. 1
,76
. 1 3 0 ‘
. 2 25
.106
42 50A - .
..3.*a545
4'05.14'25
Mennu.
14,370 II
6444 IS
40,616:09
:61,063 03
- 23,426-09 .
- 66,439 12
25,610 04 :.bst;Tsi 19
131.978 01
0 treed We. '
liroad and Canal for the
enini last' • " •
ItAttaitaiti.‘ c At. •
411884'09
9,01'1 08
.993 UT
/9,453 13
6,627 07
13,640 16
034019
. L 602.
pi.sott 1,
513,215 00
14
'204 02!
1,816,951 n 1;
1.801.443 031
2..112,223.07
Z 44018 15
637,103 /8
91,035 03
2V KO 04
rade for
turday lust
BOLD. Ad K'
mice
94;4
34
26
4954.
29„ 50.
92 94-
59 50
94
141( 'l4
271(
50 50.
50. 50
50 50
25 25
19 25
1070 105
tor 1T
94 1 ; 94,
usy, sq,
144 X
1001
100:
101
100
100
Wthinnis Marg
Wiltiame D D eh
Zimmernhin 'H B
M. SILLYNAN. P..M
TITC1011)81DIVIII 'dirALLlEff;Museetestpaeis
TT- :YAIWALLA OGDEN,'- - Pfo. 4,71 - North 341,
etanaet. IPhilada. Wholemie. , dealers IPlarrna ,_*.POwli,V,l77one, Ptt). hem! O°W. ,
OHS.' ALCOHOL.' BIETZINE; -HAPTHA, THRPEN- , :i AVM!) and ridgidenlowe '.* • •
. &e. Have eonatantliOn band DONIMER.S.. Aug. STICHTER'&THOWPSO .
SPINDLE orliglit MACHINERY • •
emisTEFty OIL. These are' po re ., p ara tthio:.-- Vattibiat.Rozede for Hay, Strati. comatalka:..Lever
Lebrlcittom free from all trace. of acid, and are war- '" - !,lotatotio7;Onttery •- •
rantea-oot to .t or y grp . l, • • , . L ,ir • Aug. 26, •85.-34 % . WICHITA St - THOYHTONS.
IN - The trade aupplieti ou reasortable berme.- • '
Sept 4' X 63 . r . 36-3 m. "
KT MULES at &medals la'
• ‘..APlaitaidciplitiaa, at chaumpiatiOs Maxima'
N0..11126 Race !Until.
lielll.ltitTLES be - sold WEDNESD AY. SEMEN
BER 200, and every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
thereafter until further notice, .ealet commencing at:10
o'clock.
. . .
. . -.
These Mules are nearly all brat' eine and in•gmod,Citti
ditkin:*beirir sold only for want or we. • livery facility
' will be afforded for'an examination on t,be.part, of buy!
prTermscash In Goverment tn •
- • • , . • A 8; ASHMEArk.
septe • . mber " Ca ... plalaiind Ans . Want Q.cuutermaster. , ' 1
• • '
LOLI,raIt;ACADEMY.:
A .Beleot Boarding School for Bow.
A. mr.; rriiacipo; '
HATBORO, MONTGOMERY , .
1 fi'ILILTIS NORTH
.• , . OF PHIL D'S.`l 1 : k.
The attention of parents, wtio -have eons • te - edn cite
is respectfully called to the advantages afforded by•thls, ,
institution. The location ht superige: the: building's,
ardiareeend pleasantly situated about oneelghth of a.:
-Mile south of the village, and the mounds :are ample,
and beautiful. 'The. - course of instruction. embraces'
. ever* thine taught in.Actuleinieti and :.gem'ttarles of at
high grade. • : . • •
Pupa titeiktepared for anyclans . to • Miter
The School 'snow. in session but students.. enter it
any . Vacation in July and August. • : ••• -.
Put p k trflpilaro'addresa the Principal. .
TO. MERCHANTS.
KErrucKY JEANS, `
MUD st FANCY PANT STUFF, ,1:43.„
COTTON
STOCKING TARN,
, ciißpEr ymix,
The anhamiherlei now .manufactnri. goodeof the.
above :deeeription,.. and - .solicits : the- coetorit - of. the
Merchants of Pottsville. and trieinity.• Bfleirchaiint
direct from theTectory the shove goods can be.fortv
iehed at s Imo price than - they can be - procured in the
EMMEIZMMIEIi
:Wool taken at. market Wes or exebangedformatt;.
afacturedgooda. '• •. •. • .• -
goods sent by Mail vib.4 requested;
. •
It 31: MIROUOII3. _ .
'National Steam Mill, 4th above . Walnut St„ Re.adli3g;
Penna. ' Sept. O. •65.-3641 m
GIIEAT - OAUSE••
li". -111JMAlC - MISERYI
fust i'utitiAlied its a Sealed E;lve_lope. Si.x. Comex.
MiLeettire ou the Nature, ..Triataateut and
Radical Cure ni.Senainal Weakness. or Si?enzatorrhina..
Induced' by Se:fabuse hivollintary..Emisaintis;
tency, Nervous Debility • nod' Impediments to .Marri
age generally; Consumption, Epilepsy,and }lts:. Men,
tali and Physical Iticapacit,V, t n.
cuLvErtW.4l; M. D., Author the." Green Book,"
. The world tenowned author, in this admirtthle'Lec
tare clearly proves from his own
.exPerienae that the
awful conNquenoes of Self-Abuse may be effectually
'removed without mediciue. and without dangerous
surgical : operations,: bouoes., , instruments, rings, or
Cordials,' pointiog out 'a mode of cure at once certain
and et ec'ual. by which every sufferer, no matter what
his' condition rn,..7 be, may cure himself'cheaply, pri•
vately and radically. ' THIS LECTURE WILL PROyu
A BOON TO TIIOUSAIS DS AND THOUSANDS.%
• Sent Under seal, in ttplain - envelope;. to any adaiesi;
on receipt .uf six cents, or two postage stamps. by ad
dressing the publishers. . Cites. J.V. KLINE* CO,
-117 Bowery,- Post Office box 4,5g6
-Sept.°. , 6a. • •
.1Jan:44:166.-4:ly] ...an- .
THE BIC SHOW IS COMING.
GARDNER, HEMMINGS & CO.
GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS.
• • ' • • Thn 'Large and Truly :Poplin)
g. , '
.'. rgiteztrianOricanizatiwi is once mori
' •
'"
• : 1
upon the.
VI SI PI V4:4 . ' VSe OFitIPAVI:
CESS in the principal citis.ofthe
Da '
' ' • '.
:o U ltei ' ilia l n i ee h rm . seirt7lthiese." t h e
to present an
• .'''„ `. ' Eizt . est iianEniirtainment9/
• • ...
• . 4 7 . : '.- of the . .11ighq4 Order. •'-
c
-V , : , .• . iietiiucce:iire &unlit) tun hrOtaihV
./
,11 , , ‘. - these endeavors nearerto perfection.
8 i 0. i Until the present Seuon they Ilene/
. j ,"" themse!yes that they trill b e . enabled
. 011 to prevent
- .
.• ... • ' A . Cimui . Fitititopi la.
/fN A -•-- • • •
•-- • -.: Artery -Partioutat:.... ) - -
- -..-, -.. They have, , di:an:lr the peak ,In
-..
• months had their . •'. : • . - •
____
• •
Antire -Paraphern alia;
•
Wagon • • , .
•.*:••'• • taiivass, •
• • , Diessesi -
P.topett,* /03.;
I{ENQVATED„ ALTERED and
.../tEMPPRIED,..scLthit they riole
present ads m.re than
Beauty and Eleipmce.
IklaguMnsitt
.I•9.otgett ottAntcrro -,
Manuieetured.binildirie,
New :York . Citr, et in - enorinoui
o utlay:is one of the Great Feeturee
of the,tatabliahme nt; and preset:Clear!.
appearance pf • ,
..ORIENTAL -SPLENDOR:
. .
As tt. enters the town or city on the.
day of Extilbltioni drawn by Twenti
Magnifteent . Chargenorefened by the
Champion :Whip, Mr. Hutchinson;
and containing METIRS'
,: Phiksde/iihia Brdss. Band,
Coutbinities agebfilsi
Ine MAGNIFICENT PBUCE6SION b~ the
•
• •.. . _ .
..•EL • FIN, -, - , OR? . .FAIRY.: CHARIOT,
• • Drawn by . the Diminutive Shetland Ponies..
.
Gomerale• Gtant and Eiheirman.
The Smallest Pair Of Poole. in -the • World; and .importik
from Scotland during the pint 'Winter, et CO expense 01;
pv.r s2,llOVespeciallygolend additional attraction to this .
campaign All; the Vie Horses,' Ponies, Mmes.,
}Swains, Le:, trill'aPpearTit the Prcierindoti. trig :
A uuAND PROCESSION' OF THE - 117ThIOST'Cli
. . . . . . tAX
.
• DEUR AND IMPORTANCE.
TEM, 'CORPS OF PERFORMRBB)
. .
Hive . hi.i hien rieiliefea, but 'tie Itst.:4lll. inund rich
'with the names of the most, eelebnted ,AutWas Enrope
LOOK-AT TEEM AILBA.Y OF-TALENT,
Miss Eliza Gardner,
The but
Miss .
In Amerbta.
Madame Camille,
Duinvd trued" Parisian
La Petit Camille,•
me Little nir r or the Cbiels.l
Mille Katie;
The BeiLutiftii •E v estyienne.
Richard Hemmings,
AL
=
6listtt AN &tgAmtir;
" - --uwkewokoouvnuil.ou•.
- Anita? I ,ikaanratarrz,-
Aral/swap si4erfui Performing ,
than
k en , r.wi l ireliteiTcfp; Parsee, Ina
• -FLT. , ilicCumuor, , Luipowt, Cp6,
. .
• . 11,11 ;;;;''
Mk : 6ll4l* Tiii*OrMartildbilaneek
lift E RN . CiON AND....eVENING
iii.paied thiltoataliow, a!241 eine •Is tlan to my .
. ..• ... •
-Don't cOnfotind 410.' anj of gni miny
nem that wilt toed the country... - • • • • • ••
pOoTs upaii. at a And &clunk P. N.' P'oYfrapn•
qinee to.communee halt an bony later.:
...TOWiren*PYlelti# ll 44 6,l fPricitt• •
wiz'', - EXHIBIT AT. •
-rotvyjimi FgDAY BAT'OtbAY,
f or 4 6eptfuntierls silid 16.1
-- • Moiblaj, e 8.,
Minertrliet
Isom 'SAVE, manufactured by Li ll y—the beet 10::
'1- the tonna—for sae by B. BANNAN, -
11 .AILYCO HMS Perfameri and Toilet Soafie tR
••
TafitalliPalhal!—Lubriettina, Lard a nd .111.acbtriery
N. - Vila: Fine Parattine Lubricator, at
"Atig.:2o. STICIITER R TIIOItIPSONS
r, LA .
BLASTING PAPER of dif
-1.1 LA. fermi loreiebteed ''and for, Pule at • •
- . B BANNADS, Book and StationarY &ore
Beware or Courrzurrrts 'UNPSINCIPLIP
ih4LTILSI eniletroring to disirve of theirown andoth
er-preperationr,. on. thie - ittOtation .atthibed by Itzur
sotirr arricrorPreszkiiirtors: [April 8..•68 • 14,Rin
MATI3iIIKONIAL yon went
to getnnirried rend a Aninped directed envelopetri n. ggiuG.., 410.14, Elteradway, New.
er4. . , . . Angqat 19. '65.-33-4t! 4
• • fßeinarks from Clientient Analysts.] •
• Aftei a careltal examination of HMIXINTLIVS PUTAILA
nom they enjoy not utmost confidenee. We consider
themsafe and•reliahle, • NEVEERS & YAM.
Parirtnr.t.r.nui.. Jane 12. 1860.1 . [April 8, *68.14-6nt
Cbier "Pregg.-L For farmers and fandliea, a Cider
Mill and Wine Press combine& very compact;
occupies bat a space.of two feet &pare; is durable in
construction: and 'supplies a want long. needed. at -
11.6041&:—.14 STICITTER & THOMPSON'S
. . . .
. Tetra i.-„Jwra !—LaymaMs jars . i a jar of
et , fruit to be twin at our Store. which wets put up three
years ago,. ia evidence eunuch of the aft...tight qualttlet
of the above,article. -. A number of other styles also can
be seen at . STICATEIrdt THOMPI3OIVS:
Angmst 2n, -
Plhoophatel Phosphate :I—Toardoroa . MD
monlated Super-phosohate of Lime-;" the most
permanent manure in market: bas been tried by Farm
ers in the country for the last seven years and found
, snperiiw,to anything in the shape .of phosphate. For
sal e.only by STICHTER it THOMPSON..
Autust_2o. 435. - • :" 34-
ou ANNAN MCMINN! RR have opened a=
B
nerePeorision end Groce7 Stoke. In Market . St.,
t kreadonrs above Thirt.nortb rode: uterethey will keep
oonstantiy on band. Flour.. Feerl•nratser• lginfer
Grate.eries. dre. • ,Thg: patronage of the public IS re
speettully solicited.
. • Potoorille."Ang.
e Nonpireil Fque.trian. Arid Gill,
Bina of the Taxes BLOADIM. .
. .
Dan Gardner,
The People's own clown.
Mr. George Deno . uS, •
Tl 4 Gifted rquestrein an d: tint!
Man Monkey. •
Adi Hassan,
The Great Arabian °items*
The PolishJikethers.;
Wil Jam - and George,
The most skilful' Gymnasia of Float
Mr. Frank Whittaker.
The Accomplished MIAMI* al3
Mr..CeOrge Castello,
Tkis:.Gentlemanly Wit iDd.Pintst.s.
Mi. William Hill,
.YD. Be uexkabis Oympat,
'• Mt...-GeOrge Ki nk , -
The' Cliiliplon rt!mblex.. set
Wears. Balbsii ; Rroamly,.‘• •
' ls *#!4• l = l2 ll l C : Mnit 2 4
- • • aid's Vat' of ~llli'
releotsdAn
. , •
eSeutlik Pprtii!it Nuki
Aim tLe lineet.snd beittrslnedeolisi,
thin of tdornitehbredi Proem
itnd Uchida smonirthinasibe;
the qtelit;lock Pontes, !
l[Thisale : Whale Oil .1:-Siirifig end Wintei
Bleached While 011 it lowest market rates at . •
STICHTBILtt THOMPSON'S.
COAL, e
o miersigted is prepared. to make one or more
Coal Leans on a "yalnable Tract nt loop ncrei,
within 4 miles of Hazleton. Has tieetushafted to al7
foot vein of .solid.Coal. o The first:lease will be glade
on mostlasorable terms -both "Its regards. royalty and
amount of moneyto beadrabeed. by.land .owners for
improvements.. .Enqulre of;, GEO. 'W. POMEROY;
.otilee Penna. riall.Bniidlng. Pottsville.
Sept. 2 '65
. .
.I';..
. •. . . •
Franklin Powder
and'aske Beker.
I.l.mosi reliable and beat :Yeast, Powder before the
1 1 ,3 `=n1 A e l by w it c l ' h 'ave ZZI - agti n°,` ,:Th er e . Rn ' lted'
States. In Pottsville by RICHARD R. MORRIS..
Angliat 26, - '65; ' , • : 34-
•
.CHARMING SONGS . FOR CHILDREN,*
Over T*o Hundred of them—in the new Juvenile Mu
sio,Book., by EMERSON, • • • • :. . • • • • •.
"PIERICY '.CHIITIIES.” •
soen be to the him d 4 'all the' yOrtn'xr
ftunLlNltlne to California.' Over Ten Thorrsand Copies
already sold. . Price ue centS, Specimen pares Psee,__
tent post-pa id.— DITSON & CO.; Plibi ishers;
Boston. • •— • Aug.
. . .
Shattered cdN'6:I3TUTIS)N . S , RiZT(ittISD, 11ELid
Etrikpi Bteuu. Aprtt 8. .65..
A lIAT aIPIC II A 1.. Ll3l 14:..P. F. trioANDRFLW
XI. of Ashland. Schuylkill County,Ta., has bp:treed
a verriniporlant and usetal . -10.,whi , ...h . can be easily
adlnstedle suit the growth of 'persons. They are real.
ly veryteautiful and substantlal. —The priced are very
=Aerate. • IEIC Is aceparedlc. fninhth applieents at the
shortest notice. - His knowledge in anteing and sculp
ture gives him a decided adVantage in perfecting a fit.
Persons at a distance can communicate with him and
restAisteerl that their interests shalt receive strict of
tentton.. ilia rizhtP ancsecnred,
• Ashland. Schuylkill C0..,Aug..19, 15
CABINET' 013
• ft":-..-,-: . ,
"•-;;;;...%' Steck & Co.'s
41
1.1:r ,i
_ ~.: ,
.. t 5.... 1 .4 i PIAN O S
SteolE & Co.'s
PIANOS.
These pofmlar tristrumepts ere !incline. their way into
thousands or !muffles; 'chniches. lecture rooms.: dto. ,
For sale In.P'ailadelnhis only by '
J. E. GOULD, Tth :old Chestnut Sta..
rarAlio.Melndeoneand second Pianos. e • -
March 225. vis. .. - ••• tsasm it
CLEANSEARE SISTER OF ALL ram-
paablishied ever a Quarter of a cantary.
"Dr. Swayne's". • ' • • "Pannces."„.•
Sara-±e'," Pram! -"Primmest."'
"Dr: Sway - new. • THE * 'Panacea."
Swaynes...••• B. act ro. • !•.Papacia,.!
"Dr, Swayne's.r, . . 'Panacea *,
"Dr.' Swayne , s • Blood.POityling Panama."
"Dr. Swipe's. Blood•Perifylng Pallatt`a."
"Dr. S*aypes Blood-P*lfyhtg Panacea."
.. For Scrofula, -ITlcernted Sore Throat,' Indolent;
morn. had. effect, ar . merrnry, ,tc,i is superior. to any
remcdi evCriinovered. Prepared only - by,
. • • DR;SWAYNEJt SON,
• ' 330 North Sixth Street. Philadelphia.
Sold at the Drii Store of HENRY SAYLOR, Pottsville
Jnne
• 111.elnsbeldPs Exisurrßueito. and laraovro Ross
Ws.s.l cures' secret and delicate disorde - s, in all their
stager, at little expense. little or no chan,re in diet, an
Inconvenience...and no exposure, It is pleasant in taste
and odor, immediate In its action. and free from all An ,
aeons - prensrties. .- April S. : 14..41m •
PACO , It ;.HOTEL;
170;472, 1.74: &11-13:GyekiwiCh
tO/rgiqtrAllt NEST Ba°#r".#T.)
Bei*een. 'court' avidt Az Det Sta., N. Took
.70111cT PATTEN, - .Tjt.;. 1'ROI;ILIP408..
'The rACIPICIIMLiawrII and widely known to
the travctling;pnblic. The location is Mpecially suita
ble to merchants and business , men : it lain close prox
imity.t6 the business pad of the..Clty--is on the. high
way of-Southern and Western travel—at&atijsment to
all the principal Railroad and Steamboat depots. ;.• • I
- The Patine. lfas liberal accommodations - for ()Vinson
gniolti furnished. and Poettasseii every nind
'errrirdPlnVement for the comfort and entertainment of
its.iumatev. The msimanrespaciens and.well ventila
ted.: provided;'with gas - and water;' the .attendance is
*torn and , respectful:, and the tattle tr generously pro;
Tided with every delicocyof the season
.• • .
The shbecriber;who,lor , the past: few years, has been
the Jesse. is now able proprietor; and intends to iden
tify himself thoroughly with the interests of his house.
Wlthlimg experience as a notel•keeper;lle trusts. by
IlideretanevbbrgeF'ald maintaln'the
atiorable repatation of *Ma'am& Hotel. -
Jr.
•
Sept. 2,.'65.—E54y: 1, -.IIOIIII . I I ATTEN, jr.
A - R17:441! , ,KA13*:;g14.EDY
, -i. .
P.I:!3,EA:NSIVW : .,I4TOP)44OBO -&,
• ~--'..:-: ' - .T. - A ?CA TA y,4 1 ,- :. g1T.,J . 4 1 . - i .
,:-......:..-
•,
',.'FOR'THE . •CURt'firTIi,ES;
Bead the following—Aril:Aber of the numerims ; cnres
effected try, the use of this article: , • •
-,For ;the. benefit' of . periams,sullfecing with Piles. I
Make the fopOwingstattirient I hairy been durine the
la 4 ten or twelve years severely esiicted'with piles. I
hive tried remedies of ,all hinds;without .derhing:nny
benedt, and dnally.put, myself. ander the best medical.
treatment In Philadelphia, brit no relief witiCobtained.
I ooniidered. my, ease hoPeletw..and ,belliesed myself
do toted to misery; !At Alast'. resert !Upoll :the recom
m ndation of some friends, - tded. Phreaners Rpm.,
ntesoas •Ksr; Li X ATT#E " PiI.T.9.' rarciedy cave me
relief.: Several appliCations.relleved me oral) the pain,
.ane the nwular application - of the •-lturnomenate• for
tnree weeks entirely, cured me. Tam tiled there isauch
a remedy, and earnestly retotnniended it..
. . JAMES A. i REXLER.'
824-liesvirstrert,- Phi hider
• Sworn and' substribed before me; the 12th dap of
. WILSON KERR. Alderman.
241dreps'ordetsyte . D. PLIRSAN - gli.';faire Royrd Or,
- Royer, Wholesale druggisti, 309 and 311 North Third
street., :Philadelphia, . . • •
?Or vale by Atl,Desiere in Medellin.
_ • • .•
..LEtitiltiframs;of•Pottavitte,..Peason.
s'dettlerin MI:101C,:MUSIONI1 INSTRUMENTS:
PIANOS; lIRLODF.ONS, ORGANS, Ac., , having-been
appointed;eole agent for. the celebrated •
-Maser . & Organs, *.
in the County; 'or Sehtrytkill, would, respec . tray an:
nuance to the musical community that he can "furnish
these unequalled ratorite - UabippbOrgarg, In all styles
and 'sled% at 'maptefactuferi inibin.* 'The •qttalkty and
voinme•of time, 'With the pentcr'of expression - 1n these
organs, Is milterssilly admired and praised, while their
portability and bctunfinillnish matte thent the most el
egantnarl)r ornament. -.•
..
Mire , ' Ois e:
. .
THE .CABINET:ORGANB aver aditpted to ye.,7a
I.I2B,,CIIURCHES AND SCDOOLS. . .;, . •
They vary.in pricelrom $l.lO to 4600 each,:-
FrEcieri
Aleq Agefit fa; the . seie of 4(04136 . 41111:1iirea'
Spring . ielod eon a a nd H a rno nin
m Orga
n .
i,
for„theCounties of•fichuylklll, - Nerthumherland.and
Lebanon.which
Institiinents are universally liked.—
They poreess a seitetness 'and- fullness of tone, which
has received the nutted .tinsm'endation of the mnileaT
professibp, and !minced an almost unprecedented sale.
Pureturien are respectitilly Witted to cell- and eiarn•
foi,ithetneeli'm 41r,cominuideatiOns and Orders.
!te annettially rtailiered.or filled. and every infor
mation In iolltloll, to them gladly given.. •
• Store and ''Ware - Iloi:rms, at the Jewelry Store on Cen
tre street, fOrtr.,doorsfrom Mahrintango street. Potts::
: Tbe.gclepce,of Medicine ehould stand Pure.
majestic having' fact:for its basis, induction (mita pil
lar, MOM Acme fat its MOM!. - So stand _llrutnotavir.,
%mum Piamiaarmas, eetabitsbed °Ter p 6 years ago.
April 8. is • . • '. ' • : li-am
. _
Z .
md'Segar° Yon vtilib 1 9,1149 , - - ; •
tr. Hamlet* le the nince. '• • t". - .1
• 'kist•etep in giver him try, • . •
He.ll atilt with twee and taste.
C ith;Tidition;iniiheho
•Ae in Yol.ttiville,ysitt mai Arid,: • • -
Belt Much todbg fer
• • Than any store oribi kind. ..• •
B e il.tor - enles.l/14 1 r•OlriM:riPa.
'
Which eatiseirittentnielittrarethm: • ".
To tell the truth—l must conbmi
• • .
They give 3
. . . .
.Bot bear in mind. ;this patent pipe r •
10 not.tor ehootingvirtridm,.
" • It is It twisted., turned Up thing .• • .
Thnt.mt,load , wlllt two , cflit.eertrldits. .
:rte
SAPP eirerlffeTed minium fur.
"alr-W. • _ 111..!rolacpo'
Store. Centre &Ave; Atcaile
WHITNEY
• • •
BAN - ic - RE . .
CENTRE 87111tC2, POTVIYILLE
Dealer la .
AMERICAN 'are tOREIGN •
; • n't r,
GOLD AND-, SILVER,
Foreign Exchange, - •
-United States . Bonds, •
Quartermaster's *Oucheri
And rucuntimilioney.
XatiVr. titEIVED ON . PETVO : 7. - ,
INTEREST - allowed hs per - 804W agreement,
STOCKS and BONDS bought and sold at
the. New York and Philadelphia Boards of
Ilrokers at the usual Commission,
.• •
March 26, '65... •
A Ready - and conclusive test of the propertleco t .
ERL)11101AN Finn, Erritacr Boone will be a toropazison
with those set forth In the . United States Dispensatory.
April Fs •65: - • ' 144 m .
SELDEN & CO."
9
Manufacturiug Jewellers
27 COIIIITLANtOrgT. I . N. TOL
• 100;000 WATCHES;_
CHAIRS,
P.Eli B, .P.811.01L
• &c.- ' -•&c. •
• WORTH. $500,000t •
TO - BE SOLD AT ONE IDOLILAREACH WITH
OUT. ,
REGARDTOVALDE,"
Ann 'NO4 TO as PAD?" trreiti tem'errow WILT toff WILL
• • Splendid List of Articles. •
All to besold frirOME. DOIr.LAIB Each.
300 Gentl - Gold Hunting CaseWaithes...-2 5 (2051 5 0
300 Ladiefe - Gold &Enameled Care Watches 36" 70
400 Gents!" Hunting-Care Silver Watches—, 35 " 70
200 Diamond Blllue.. .. ... " 1, 0 9
3.000 Gbid Veit and Rect .- Chains " ' 15 "' 121
4 " 6
3,000 Gold Oval Band Bracelets 4". 8
4.000 Chased Gold Bracelets ' 5 " 11.
2000 Chataline Chains and Guard Chains.— .6''? •20
a
6.000' SolltalrendGold Brooches - - 4 " 16
2,000 Lava and -Florentine-Boxiches .... 4_" 6
'2,000 Coral; Opel and Emerald Brcawhea.. ' 4 • 8
2,000 - Mosale„- Jet, -Lava, ntel:Flotentine Rai
••e rpop • . 4". .8
4:506: 1 ctral, Opal, and Emerald Ear Drops... . . 4" 6
4 [ ooo California Diamond Breast' Pins 2 50 " 10
3,000-Gold Fob and Vest Watch Keys 2 50 "
4,000 Fob and Vert Ribbon Slides. 3 " . 'lO
4,000 Sets Sleeve'Buttoari. Studs, etc • •• 3 " 8
4,010(0 Geld Thimbles, Pencils, etc. 4", 3
6:000 Miniature' Lockets ' - 5 ' 8
4.6030. Midair° Locketri—; - Magic Spring - 2 20
4,000 Gold Toothpicks, Crosses, etc......... 2 " .8
15,000 Plain Gold -Rings ' ' 4 " 71
s.oooThased °Old Rings 4 " 'll
7,000 Stone Set and Signet Rings. . . ... - .2 50 ` •_ •10
5,000 California Diamond Rings 2's 'Pt
7.5110 Sets Ladies. - Jewelry—Jet and GOld - 5* 'l5
6.000 tSets Ladles' Jewelry—Cameo, Pearl. etc' '4 " -15
5,000 Gold Pens, Ailver ,Extension,Holders . "
-Pencils 4 " 10
. 6,000 Gold.PenaandOold-Monnted Holders.. 3
5.0110 Gold Pens and Extension-Holders '6 ". 10
5.000 - Silver goblets and Drinking Cups. " '5O
1.000 Silver Castors
2,000 Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets.... ...... 10 " 50
ran
1.000 Doien Silver Tea Spoons $lO tri..s 0
1,000 " • " 'TableSpoorts and Forks.. 20 " 160
' MANI:Ea Or DISTRINGTIOa.•
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its Value.
are placed in - SEALED ENVELOPES. which are -well
mixed. One of these Envelopes, 'containing the Cer
tificate or Order for some article; (worth:at least one
dollar at retail.) will be sent' by. mail to any !duress.
without regard to choice on receiptof, 25 Cents. The
purchaser will see what Article it [saws, and Its sahib,
which may , be norn'One to Five Hundred Dollars, arid
can then send-'One Dollar and receive the Article
named, (Many oh the list of the same • value. rind after
seeing the article, if it does - not give • perfect aetlsfac
tutu.- we desire'lt to be immediately-returned andlite
. amount paid will be' refunded. ' '
By this mode we give selections from a varied stock
- of tine grioda, otthe beet' make and latest styles and of
intrinsic-worth. at a nominal
. price. while. - all have ti
. chance of securing articles of the very highest Value.
lii all cases we charge for forwarding the Certificate;
poetve and.doing the linsiness,- the, sum of Twenty
tive cents, which must beenclosed In the order. Five
L Certificartee will be sent for $t • eleven -for $ 2 :
for $5; sixty-rive for $lO ; one hundred for $l5.
Parties dealing - with us may depend on - havinrg
pre,mpt returns, and the article drawn Ira be flit
mediateli sent to any address • bit return mira
. or
erfir Sas. .
Entire sathifactlon Guaranteed in all cases.' " •
Write year Name,' Town; C'ottuty and State plainly' .
and address ' ' .54161. DEN As CO.,
' 18 Coititiandt Street, New Work.
May 20, '65.. . . • 20-tim .
. .
Another hopeless dam of Consumption
: CIJRED, BY
DiIirSItAYIVE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP o 1 WILD CHERRY*
'The
wonderful . ' •
• •cen*gf,PerAgine;/_
b - 1 Ibis ,vjduable item-
eine. In 'Pttlenonary CON- '
SIIMPTION; combs. Coldx, Arch-
Bicinehitla. 'lnfluenza; Wbonplil
• Cough, CrOup,ratt,ing' of', Mood, Liver Corn- •
plaint, Palifirr the Side- aild.fireset; Tickling hi-Raising
' . in the Throat, and all Diseases of the Lunge '
and liriast.theve.excifedlire:aetrmish-
nicut (Wall who hive wltness- •
• •' • - cd ite inarvelous.ellect, , •
: • For thirty years
• ' ' 'l",remedlr- , : . • -
. .
• ' :"Cau.be cured." •
• . "Cone=Pttnn... SWAN:II,C..
."Can be.cured."
. - ContannPtionr -• ' Can be cured."
Can be cured."
"Consumption"'
..c an be
• SYR U P_ b e med."
..cousumptbur •-• • ' ..Can be cured."
"consumption: 3v.Thri.crix.dini. "Can be cured."
"C'ongurninkin.. • :Can be .
"Consumption" . is T i ts ,• .
Can be ca red." "Constitnntion' •
, - ."Can be carpal".
• ..-Comumption."
R E M E D T • • "Can he cured."
"Callif • anuPtifin gx " neiMuce.'a nd the great 6131013112, of
.rThirty - a col; haat-proven it a
testimony.trom all parts 4, AM,
•
!:standard and relluble remedy. mil;
1:
law
" AnAnarow:i, Lancafter CO., Pa..
. ..
. DIt...SWATh F. & SON : GX:4ll.lolEN—About two years
110, .My -wife wurseuffering wilh'Onnnumption, and du
- ring her sickness-had ,the bent mediati attendance in
'this and adjoining counties. Her case was pronounced
hopeless by all of, them.' I Was induced. tbninch tee
reef tnmendation of Jour agent. Dr: bow H. Miller; of
Westfirecimocit7Derks County. l'a;;aud-who can yeti-.
fy these feet" to. try Dr.-Swayne's Conapriund Syrup of
WihlClnvet.. After - using It !or :Kttle time. she was
entirely dured, and is now as well .an ever in her lift.
...and fully able to perfoim her usual labor. lam so (il—
.ly satisfied thst it in to:loge:preparation that I am id
- debted for her -restorationV:9 health, that I grant you.
'full liberty to giyabet case ppOlicity: In .the hope that
-sirthawkluity suffevini•niay,eltrriviihenellt4sorkhet expo
r-tienee).- -.. ' -'-lcouri;- tersOctihlly; i•?-i , ! .' ..
'S' -; r -.• r - -. ~.. '• ' • - - , -41ENRY°4.14111.HN. '
..liiitt;old estahliehed - Viime4Y. - PreParedl.o.Uli:;b9 Dr. 'MAYNE' & SOX ;
NlCNoith Sixth Street. Price n
per bed tle ; • nix betties. itfs,' , .. - . :- - ' . '
illr 7 Sold by lINNItr ,SATIOR; Druggist. J. G.
W
• , tjtON & sol.krotllle, itudidldealers in Medicine.
i ,:
- June 11, ',::;:: ,":, , i:, - .:;..:f.
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.24. .
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MISS ,IrfAGDALENA BOEDI.IFLD,
Fishfousible Cloak' and. Diegir.ll!taker;
NostriOtiti irt.,cootota stows, incrrtsvime.
Sole, Agent forthe Madame pemorest new systenint
tutting and tusking dresser. Young Indies instructed
in the art. •f • • April 1, •65 —l3-6m!
thiPLEAS.CTIT ANT:UNIS . Afit Rrsiantza
far anpleaoant and dangenme. dianaaer. Vaa
EXTICAcir *cup and laesoirair Roar. Wain. •
April , . • ' 14.6 m
LTIIII.LERNBURG STEAM SA W.'311111..
A.' The undersigned having large Steam Saw Mills,
•ad a tine *0: of Pine, Qak..and.:}ienalock LOgs, at
fillersburg. Dauphin . County,::Pa.. are „prepared to
lanufict ore, and forward to order, the heaviest bills of
..umberfor Breakers,.Bridges; Ship, Boat ' and Car tinr:
er.atshoit notice, to the cities. of Philadelphia. Balti- -
lore. Washihgton and New York.'orjo_ any points on
he:Delaware - Mier. Union. Schurylkill, Raritan, reline:
u Tide Water* Canals, or. on the NOrthem-Central,
:Pettnylvanka.or other poi:meeting railroads. 'Address
~. • . - • . .N. CIPRECIE &Caw
lidinomburg, Dauphin
mays.
011-1.1? 1.011 9 8 Perfumery at Tpilet Moupi
-I may heluid in Alt ttce!ir vatietv'st• the new Book
and Statkmery Store nostriimi ELL 4t, BRO.
(XntreStreet bekm.Trix.ity Church, Pottsville.
• Jin. 7'. - • . 1-ly
•
. .
11.1RAUTV...41sitiiisis we
. .ACtiertsas--W.arranted to curl the most 'straight me
istiff hair into'wavy „ringlets or. massive , curls-31,
IFLORIMEL OF IVY for tbit permanent removal' of
f rimples, -Tan. Freeklea. Fletthvrortna leaving the
akin smooth. soft. and of an Alabaster whiteners-7S
peewee.. cIIairtiTAL:RUSPIA, uproots hair : roia low
iforeheatle4w,apy part, of - the body : without Injury to
the skin—sl 23: Mailed free, Address G3OftGE
iMLACKIE CO., 713 Bre4way,New.York.
1 Jul/ /. !Gk., . t . 4 ; .5 1 Grare •
. .
:New ,Jewelry. zEstabliitunent.
BTOELKEB . & ' ELLIOTT j
T I CA
minufictuiirs of aQ klodi of Jewelry,
,tnive Just . opened `m essortntebt 'OLlTetetles'inddewel
pawemlryostrlerp:ifredhienithe best manger - warrtttttedto give
r own man! ntUie ." Wafeges and
tisfaction.. The public are Invited to tall bah:l7e pur
-1 hiuslng elsewhere, et J. B. ELLIOTT'S old eat* next
Iropr but One Bn The.llSherr Bank:','Ang.TlNlK-112-°4lO
41000b7,11v.foll'h.r.r 4 t:rtgrdepe
o ss no wtu
• SCHRRt
1 ons , who. on ita t h a g i r l s tof fAustul fi li a . l D SlS ik rar
me,
r . Esq.. and sionndedlialorse.; and a thriller rowed
V.r $5OO will be paid, , upon the prosecution and coneic
lion of the.persons entity or such Offence. ,
* 1 New York and Schuylkill Coal Cosi.; .nillee.."Wood. ,
30tre. AIIPIA 1 801:1865. . W. W. DUFFIELD.
7 . -Resident ManaAier.
trE 111 Y CUOIUE GI it EEN,I9IIII, BLAC4
„TE ArrrAL: •• • 1.. •
' • . WPAR # 1645 N , ..
. „
- -
\ll of very superior qoalitY, jostler-dyed by •
.66:-4MiGt T.l ::. E. A. ',BEATTY
liefind:Pleasant Piano Songs
•
We are Calsoilg Roane Tadllerreiro.Sond
' & Maim —Frank Wilder.. -
Honeetolikeya arrellarebliwg,:aw ilTer.-
latillbM , witilliaiwg.—F Winnartly.
'.IUO.IIIIIIU Hesse: Air,. "The Matt ' Wwir. is
r flroana-Xlis.:l3anaH Sawyer.
TAl•diek.is -..Bweet Goodallo7eevataxati-441.
•• ' - • s:
doe Pride al „
lore lily Arlawa&Ear . DeaulleEnflibei•"4....
ot the - o:eie;Bii- eats.: on ea4 2 :l!
-bleb oopiee will be mailed • pelt-paid. OUR
)orrtiON Pabllebem ate.
Mpg 19; 3111;.: ,
footuript.
Saturthty, 84eptember 9, 1863.
THE LATEST NEWS.
Anima of NossiratimilUmveatietts—Tbe
• Wirs_Triat—datereastiaatltliewellsay.
The Government has ordered that the fOrmation of
Mfiltary COMOIDICS. by Governor litigriniM, in Mississip-
pi. be notinterfered with:- • • •
The New York Democratic Convention has adapted
rmolutions acipixorting the President's policy. Major
General-henry:W. dimwit has been, nominated for
Secretary of State. General PC R. Patrick.: long the
Provost. Marshal General of thav Antiy Of the Potomac,
was nominated for State Treasurer. •
The Minnesota Republican Convention has nomina
ted Gee. W. K. Marshall, for Governor. -The Conven
tion endorsed negro:suffrage, and rehired to endorse.
the Prsiident's civil and military policyy, •
• The Wisconsin ftepablican Convention wee; held' on
'Mislay: It lists' lulled State officers, but refaced; to.
The Republican State Ctutral. Committee ln Con
necticut have issued ateaddress, wiringg the adoption of
Negro suffrage in Cirtinerticut. - '• • - •
General • Kilpatrick expects to stump . the - State .
Few Jersey for the Republican candidate for Governor:
The Wimp:alit:try court , bed •but *brief Selllllol2 on
Thursday. The coarse of the trial has had a terrible
effect on Wira, and the Court was adjourned on account
The President will not Mem S. R. Mallory. rebel
Setrecary of the Navy, on parote,,bnt has, per mi tted his
wife to visit ' '• •
GovernatJurepla T. Brown, of • Geogrin. hat been
pardcned
Genenda Beiningird and Marinadoke have "IPPtied
for nermiretion to' leave the- eountrg... • '
Brigadier General ShinunAptennig died on
,TietinwilY .
near Reading, Pa. - '
The Tab and IS% Pennsylvania regiments have been - -.,
innneredont.., • - -
The l'irginie banks. are in an unfortunate pli4d.
Their asset consist of millions of rebel bonds , a nd
few tbotutand - dollars In specie. • . .
. Hiram Oliver and John Wesief'were executed at Col
umbus. Ohio. on Wednesday, by the. military =Mori.
ties. for the murder oftvprocost marsha'. •
Was Hannah F. Gouldthe oldest of Amerl
as. died at Newbnryport.liass., on Tneedey. aged as.
-The law In Missouri eimapelltng eknymen and others
to take an oath has gene Into effect._ We have no re
ports as yet of disturbances created by the opposition
Judge Coartio, et Canada, hits be eenattreii for 4116 7
charging the St: Alban raiders .. , .
Prow thi Special Correvondeitt of the N. Y. Tribune
FROM MISSOURI.
. . . .
Bold Opposition to the New Constitistion
—Gov. Wietelieell •
between. Catholics and Feninas. ,
Sr. Lorna. Aug. 81,.1866
The stand taken by the disloyal _clergy of this State.
in opposition to the new Constitu tion oath, continues ,
to excite attention. • The Catholics. have lately deed— •
aped their .opp:union in the , boldest manner. Ara.. -
bishop Benrick.s rumored prohibition to confirmed „hy.
the publication of , bit circular, dated July 28,Wherein
the clergy are informed that the oath mentioned canoot
lie taken without.a surrender of reclean/41ml liberty.
and is,,therelore„ hiadmissible/ Re directs the priests
to inform him of the circumstances in mute they are mo.,
tested_ Now , mark the, result. of this circular. Laat
Sunday Father Ottholic clergymen in Jeffer
son City. stated to his congregation, directly under the,
nose of. and as If intending to defy,Gor. Fletcher. that
heWould not take the new oath; and if molested.there.-
for he will resist,. and expects the assistance - of lds
flock.- Other. Catholics in the State have nor b een
open. but they are equally'resolute,•and freely express ,
their belief that an - attempt to Mato** this provision of
law will lend to a bloody riot.. , . „ --• .
It is not clear that the Governor can order an arreit' •
under this clause as the matter now etands. Probably
the l.egislatero will be required to provide the mashie
nery necessary for the purpose. %The. penalty to laid •
down in the Constitution. but the method of arraigning
and convicting offenders is left int' sulnequent legisla. -
tion. The Governor evidently appreciates the ditheal.
ty, as he writes thus to a friend in thisetty "
abldthemen will. I presume, cause warrants
to be issued for persons who violate the law by preach.
ing or teaching without first taking the oath. or who
may take it faleely, and Will cause -them to be boubd
over,to appear at the next Circuit Court of -the county ,
to answer Indictments for their offenses. The whole
military force - of the State will, be at' the command. of .
the officers of the law, to enforce legal proems in .11115:
as in all other eases "
The case now stands thus ' : The Cathiflice are
rayed.in a body against the oath by the official prohibi
tion of the Archbishop: The Southern Methodists - art
likewise adverse to the oath as a - body, owing to their .
Southern arrived:ties and by advice of -Bishop -Kiv
anagh. A large number of Old School Presbyteriene.
apd other denomination' , will decline tolake the oath.
Thus banded together.lhe oppOnents of the measure
control-tn-20ths of the pulpits in the-,State.. On-the
other hand. a large amber of loyal ministers have
already taken' the oath. Bishop Hawke!, Episcopal .
Bishop of thief/thecae. has taken the oath, and advises
all others to take It who can doer! conscientiously. The
Governor's hands are tied in the matter by the want of
the requisite' machinery, and fora time we shall probs.
lily enjoy the spectacle of disloyal preachers continuing •
the exercise of their ftinctiobs in defiance of. law., The
lawyers may not 'have sash an easy time.
' Before dismissing the churches the row between the
Fenian?' and the Archbishop ehonld be mentioned.—
Last , .week the Deptity Read Center of the Fenian
Brotherhood 'of Missiluil died in lit. Pant. Ills body
'has berga brought to this. city and n funeral senice and "
limner: advertised to take place at St. - Patrick'e Church.
Archbishop Bernick thereupon' issued a•bull prohibit
ing the use of St. Patrlck'schutch for the delivery of
an oration or other reit:Arms ceremony to take place on
that occasion. Be also directed the Superintendent of
the (Catholic) Calvary Cemetery not to admit any pro
cession of men or women bearing the insignia of Feni- -
anisni within the sate of the Cemetery. Not satisfied
with thii. Archbishop Benrick,,bas further Informed
the Roman Catholics of Loplathat the members - of
the" Fenian Rretheittood ate' net. admissible to thew- -
cramenta of the church so: hang as they aremnited with
'that Association, which he_says he has always regarded
linniond .in ' its -object. the licking of rebellion fn
Ireland; and a quasi military organization" to be made
effective in case of a. war with England. This declare- -
thin against the Fenians has reused the same indigna-
Hon • among the St. Louis Catholic Fenian as elms.
where. - • . .
wirThe Herald learns that-the iron for the re
pair of the Gsorgia Central .Railroad hart been
pitrohased, and the repairewill be Oohed forward
with despatch. - b. . •
. ' Philadelphia Markets. - '
Prtrunix - etiii, Thursday Evening, Sept. 6.
FLornt AND MEAL.—The . nonr market continues
(lull, but holders manifest no disposition to accept
lower figures. Sales are entirely.coofined to the
wants of the trade; at s7(a7 50. per blrrel fdt su
perfine, $7 50(8 50 'for 'extras, $8 7509 25 fig
old stock, and sioeio 50 for fresh ground extra,
family,.and sil 12 for fancy lots. Bye Flour
and Corn Areal. are scarce.' - the absence of
sales 'we quote the former at 16 25, and.the latter
at $4 75 per bbr. for'Pennsylvania; and' $5 37 for
Brandywine.... - - - • ;
'Ga.un.—The Wheat market is. insotiye-,new
red sers at $2 10 and old at 2 22.. White ranges
from s2'3o to 2 40. ; Bye sold'at El. Corn cornea
forward sloirly; at 9843 for yellow, and •95c for
mixed Western. Oita are 'unchanged—faint' of
new Southern at 51c,.amtold . at 57.
POTI'SVILLE MAI M•IETS.,
Cerreetril , Weettlffor the Ma
Wheat Pionr, extra rrunfiy, per barrel.
do • do' . .do -do per m5rt...?..;
do .• do, extra per,barred,
do do -snperliee, do
Rye-Floor, • - ' - do
do. • ' .. per cwt .•.. .
Buckwheat, Floor. . do ,
Wheat. Mine white . •• per haPhel.
• do. ', do rel , . do
Dried Peaches, pare• oe tporuad...
dy do unnaree do
Dried• Apples, ' - • . do •
winz ner'..
. • ,
1 051 sl•2o,Eggs, V doz.'
1 00 $1 201Bntter. V lb.
.66{... 70,Cbeeee; • -,"••
8'
8' 001• 8 - 150 1
,Lard. • "
8 251 TEMarria:- ••• •'.
1 051 .1 201ihoulders. •."
115 . 1
30iBeef hind qr. -."
GO .75 , " -front... "
1 0 0 1 2 / 5 151attoN ' , "
85 Oo 35 - .00 Pork.. : - . ".
180 200 Veal, ' : "
Elutrar;•Ontal, -"
Sugar Hauer:, "
(Porto Rico,
!Whyte,
..
Rye, V bn:
Corn, , "
Oats,. .
Soup beans"
Item. •
Rye Chop, "
Corn Meal . "
"
PotatoeS.:..". 1
Ray. V ton.
" bale cwt
Straw, V ton,
Plaster, ; "
Salt; snelr
Tim Seed. t•'
,Cl o ver
Fiat,
For don-reit ntion.or incontit, me of twine,- irritation,
inflammation or hrimation of the bladder, or kidneys
&seises of the prestrate glands, dorsi.% the blalder,
calculus. brick-dust or brick-st deposit, and ill diseases
of the bladder, kidneys and dropsical swellings,
:IBIE HILIMBOLVB FLUID EiTILAT Bedlll7.
April S. • . - . • - . 1141ra •
`•TOVIE STRAPS IEIVGINE.-..For sale 'a
L Stove Engine suitable for heatim,,a large room and
'cooking by Steanfirl icindae rood for cattle. by Ivhich
about one-third of the food Weaved: , Applyto • •
B. BICINAN.
F.roieeblei wxn Dr.tresers CorirrrnMONs, of both.
sexes. UK' Hr • .uiNOLD'9 EXTRACT BUCHU.. It will Rive
brisk and energetic feelings and - enable yon to . sleep
well. April 8, •65. ' • 14-6 m •
MRA.. F. A . 1111A111111131KEN ..will open a
School for Girls, on Monday, Anguit
%lite basernent'of the Presbyterian Church; corner of
Mahantonno and Sd streeta
August 12033,
TRIPORTANT . '.it.0P: 1, 1.01/111111 OF: A
GOOD ANGARe—l.„wpgkl . ; respectfully . cell
The attention 'or the pnbllo, to my assorted stock
of GENUINE intobrted'lmlus 'taus -impertatkii of
Woltjen Brothers. Phil/ 1 0 1 11 1 4W
. La Madras," Undo 4 on d see . .
"- Trinidad
" Puerta delfato Operas. - • :
" Alonzo Movander, Med. Regalia. . ~ •'
Flora Cnbana GcntettSs. -• . • - • .
" G. de la C..and-Yedeaslandres.
" Plano Preneados. _
. " Valor de Ramo'Clotichlus. " : '
" Fllantrope Pretandoz. !,. • ; •
." Loellnixos Med. Beg., etc.. etc., . •
all of -which I offer for sale wholesale and retail.
• ' ••' -
door
WOLSIVIIII, Centre Bt.,
Pottsville, next door t9lhe UttioulloteL
Tune 17,'66. .
UNITED STATES HOTEL;
orroerrs tux - "
&Rev ithveri & Westin - it B. IL Velpot,
Beach Street, Bashin.
B. F. 31, PRATT, forinerly of tha Am!riesin Hopee.
' 'May 13, '65 " 16-Iy
ItIINEIII9 , flikturrx..t..4o(eis of the next
all-sppmved Bev Patterns. for woriting.,rnsde of
1114 leered ()with: ' Abe the Clanny-Lionp - Pattem for
Boeses , and also for working. , Also:Iron• and Copper
Ganze,.all or whiFOriabe sold wholesale and retail
by _ ' • ' • B. BANNAIT, Pcittervffle.
rfr - Lamp Gana, _both Iron and Copper', -reads
Inallevslwa” ontutnd. .Odd lazes ad* ta order.
'Upwards owTeam THOUSAND certificate!' arid re
commendatory letters have been received, attesting the'
merits of HILIABOiva essußrit ftIIPAELTume, - many of
which are from the Sources, li:binding eminent
tatesmen; clergymen; macaws, fitateJiadgen, &c.
4441 • , :
T . 11112BIgiFi..—Several lifter:Nfld . 's:mg or Ababa;
'ILA Gawkier& ^White PtarOVSftaCtlitiateVolber lisli -
Ales otsiviival.qrtaLvfith- stews -mina
!Orem, capable o . sa w thClarg -.bizzeoalona tek
qairsd. -Orders soli
itlig sad pzezied esetutak' c
Address • • . , IS 71171110/
Girard liansempie . 0.4 80481110110 e.
.. APIPA!0•: . ! ~ .. .- •.• ,qfz.:;-076".
TOWD
TUX UCILIOX Atlr ILS4 ; 411.
Vilat which choke Qv u.a Pkiltbrale- !MN
and In a abarattme I 14 aid dry 1 , it ie is
thettood; tewo alaid, tort skin use
Miaanestos tiolzialima:4ores
cYlo the' - et I.44avi
tJouriast
$lO 50
25
Pr 00
6 no
680
g. 2 6
2 CO
2 20
- 2 00
Crushed.'
N, 0. Syrup .
52-41