The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, October 28, 1865, Image 3

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OF THE
PATRIOTISM
SCHUYOULL: COUNTY_,.,.
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a record of. What the lob al men , and women
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ltecotO ; 'taws . of l.Soltliera from
County, iu all 'Willis of ,servicei
-tint pi-details .:outributipns:to • aid the rsPl
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&yrs', battle narriftivi:s; listk'of casualtio.
biograplical sk6ches. wc:, is JUST.: PUB 7
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triotism of Schuylkill County."4A 'returned'.
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section. pi.ferred. Immediate .application
should - be made i at this office, - so that
. the
work of ilktivassing that section 'May' be en-:
tered upon as soon a possihle. • •
AVANTLD at this office, a a aetive,.intelligent
arid educated - boy, about 1:.3 or. 16 years 6r
'age to learnt he .erititing business. SoLe oth
er need DplAy. • • • ••• •-• • '
Tor, cholera has : appc:i d-aiSouthamp
ton,'Eilgland. There, have been several' ia
tal eases: .
A Gooli BANK TO II AVI ST(,ca. iN.
dmg to the. New. York Saturilay. Press,- a
*bere early falls the due
••IVI: learn rritit. Washington that the City
I= rather quiet, :hut that the
arc-still filled with pardon - ..seekers from the
different .Southern Stitt SCCid to he
causing the Presi , letit much annoyance.
Tnr REAL PEI,N:%.L PROPEIITT of
Pennsylvania; a 9 retuned at Harrisburg, by
the. last. -census; -is $1,a59,•298,924:.. FOr
Schuylkill Coualy Hie- realm is;
44 real, $8,45 . 8. VA persorial—inaking a Io-
Uil 0f,i527;861,342.
MasriC CESIENX:—S6AraI •bniblinzi; . •in
Porsville haye,•ycceinly had beatitiful
mast in Yin isli 'applied eir. exterior , walls.
It . is. applied b 3 My : Vir•aison,- whose
post lane address is Liarrishiurg,•.
eenietir has. heed .
giv, en great salifaetion.
Pl/11.AlIF:1,1911-A C06:011.5.,,Th? Sei•
l(-et Council 'CensistS (;f.21; members: Of whom
18 are Union, ands Democratie.. : The : Coni
`Mon Council of 49 meinhent, of whom 3p are
Union. and 10 Demociatic. h Mr. Mc- :
Michael as its . new Miyof„. Philadelphia: is .
in good hands; and Hill progress ve doubt
not, in mawrial.prOsperity.: . • • • •
. .
Tne-Ep: copal- - Coaveution has adjottrned
It seems.to its better! . that it had
'lever met, for all the good it has done
Wards • the • harmony - and tipity. ..al the
Church. Loyal EfAseopalianit here . and
where, talk Sfrionslyof holding meetings . , to
express their. dlsapprobation 'of . the course
.of
role COnventiOn'on the patriotio-;i4dutions
Of Mi. Birniey.: Theyrshauld be held. •
•Tiit Copperheatts disgracedthxmselves
by •their traitoroul - dowse . - the
war, and - they. ire-.now so disgracing the .
name of Democracy by • .- themtelves
D.inocrats that thousan& are leaving Ihe sO
calledDernocracy and rushing intone Union
Rinthlican.ranks",where the true principles
of Demoerdcy are found: In .tWo counties
in Indiana. no less than three thousand ndasit
ed.German citizens left the Democracy in -a
- body, at the rccerit:eleclioni • They couldn't
he deceived any. longer-as to -the true char
a•_: . ter of- Copperhendism: . . : • •
PaestosarJousipa has I,klitten to tioyerrfL
or . llWen of North carrilina, declaring thai
"every-dollar of the Sim e debterealed to aid
the rebellion against the United States should
be epudiated, : - at truce avid forever." .lled
•
says that the mass of the people 'should : not
be taxed to 'pay a deli! to aid in earrying - on
a rebellion 'which they in feet were opposed
to.: He hones that the people. of North Car
olina will wash 'their hands : of.. everythin , r .
that pirtakes in the slightest., degree of the
.rebellion„which has been . erualied .by the
strong trill of the GOyernment. The 'State
.Convention,:-it appears,. bas .acted upon :these
suggestions, .frir has since passed an -ordi
nance prohibiting any future Legislature fibril
sis.uming. or paying:any' debt . contracted
aid of the rebellion. Ilia quite • likqy that
the ex:Maple will be folheyed the Con ven
lit'tzOf other .State4..if they wish to. get liatis
)3, ith the leaA.trouble p‘rssible. .
A Conversation wii‘a 'Preside& .Johntson
His:Policy on Reoonstrnotion.
RE_ FIVOAS GRIDUWNEGRO SUFFRIcE
What
~ 10!), be Coptoprhcads,deys_ollr..-.f'
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• ••
BEDFOR.O.MAss.", OctA, 1465. '
MT DEAR SIR .I WAS SO , mach impre.seel with. our
cxmversittion of last Tuday, that. Ireturned immedi
;tidy to my room and wrote down such of the points
made sa 1 could'remember, and .haYing jpoutieted. them
all the way home, aMici-day. more than ever,:eonvineed
that, if--corrected by you . and returned tO me fbr either
public or private use,.tt will go far to, promote' t' good
understanding between, you and 'Mir leading men. •
Ityvill also unite the public mind In favor of your
plan so far at leastna you - would curly it - out without
. . . . .
- tire aware tint- I do not associate much With
men in prditiral life. brit rather with those who,'Cepre
seitting the
,advanced moral sense:of the ertuutY, ear
neatly lihnr. for the good 'of:our people:ATM:tont hope
of, or even desire for Unice or other Immediate reward.
The latter class desire' earnestlY to. understand your
plans, and. if possible. support your administration. '
I think the publication of your.; process of reetmstrue
tion. with the reasons for your f.dth in it. Will commend
itself to their candid Judgment. and. as :l told'you.. in.
spire one whole' Northern 'people .'with confidence An
yonfadministmtion. ' • . • . • .
• The report is meager and nnsatisfactorv..fint T. think
it conveys. for the most pert, the spiritef our gonversa-.
•tion..- Thereto r. although the whole . tenor. of' your
words led metb - .believe it' w'as.not intended to belept
private. 1 have refrained - from .anSweritig• the specifte
inquiries ot in friends. whom*i, met on illy wily
hinne, lest 1 - might, in some 'way. leave a wrong'im.
pression ou Omit . minds. Truly your friend. ••:
• - .• •-•- Chtunoir L 3reacnte • .
The President of the United States. ' - • . • - - -
• WASIII - NOTON. D. C. Oct. 3-1 . 1 - X A. M.
•I have jivit returned from, an -interciemi with presi
dent,Totinsqn. in which he talked .for an hour on the
Of revnistruct ion of .Itebel States. His manner
w.s as eiirrital. and his conv . ersation its-tree, as in 15ti:t,
when 1-met him daityld Nashville. . •
IliS eoluitenance is healthy, eventliare so .thadwhen
I first knew him: -: • • -• •
.. I remarked that-the tientile of the North were.a.ux .. ions
that the'pmeess. .reetmstmetion should he tharouith,
and'they wished to support. him in the arclimits work,
hit their ideas were confused by the .cendicting reports
ciaistautly clrculateiVand especially by the prrent .pp.
*Won of the: Hymorratie parts. It is: Industriously. cm
ctilated Au . the Democratic (;tulle that hewats going:over
to thrill: 'fleillartiahlnoy.. replied: 7`.341.)61 : . have ;pin
never known C man who- for many yearn, had' differed
frcim.your views bemuse 'you were In advance of him:
claim them as hie Own when he came up to yOur stand-
I replied, I have ollen.-' Ile mid. so have 1.- . and Went
•on : TheDemoerntie party - finds , its old- position 'amen:
. able-and hi:coming - 1Q burs : - :if,lt -has come hp to Mir
• positiOn, I am - glad of it... You and • l need no . prepst a
tton for this conversation.; we can' talk freely on' this'
etiltikt,,feir the thoughts are familiar to us; weean be
perfectly frank .with'each other: -He then commenced
with saying, that the
. States are in the Unitim„whleti Is
Whole and-indivlsible. , : -:, '.. •....-, .• :: -'.- :.. '..
' Inditiduals tried ,o carry them-out,-hot did not sue-
reed, as a . man . may-try- to. one
. hts: throat acid. be pre
vent Lid by - the . hystandcrs; and: ypn cannot..say he cat
ibie throat Irecitiee he tried to dolt. -- . . - , • -..
, Indv..iduals may commit 'treason' and , he peel-die d.
-and a large huniber of individuals may ciinstitate a.re-,
hellion and he prinieliedus traitors.. -Some Stares tried'
to get r:nt of the• Union; and we, opposed it. hohestly::
bee,Ouse we believed, it. to be wrong • and we have sue-
ceeded in patting: down the Rtheilfon: ' The power or'
thhse pereons'who made the - attempt hits been crushed.:.
and now we want to ret:Mistruct the State Geiternmenta,
and have the power to do 'it. Tile-State institutions
-are prostrated: laid out rin-Ahe, ground; and they tart
be taken up and adapted to the•progresit:of events; this.
cannot-be done in a' liniment. We. are - making 'very
rapidprogrei-s, so rapid I sometimes cannot realize-it :
it anpear like a-dream •i.• -- ' ...„ ' ..l - -
- , We must not be in too much of Altera: It is better
' to let them reconstruct theinsels than. to (twee - them.
- to it i. for if they go wrong; the - power is in oar hands,
aril-we can check them att. any ttige, to; the end. and
' Oblige them to corn.et.their err ors:.wesnusthe patient
.*lth them. - laid - not expect trikeep out 'all 'who were
exe ladeu fibril the amnesty, or eves a large nintiber -of
them. hut lintended :tiller,. - should sue far
-pardon:-and.
so theenorthity of the'..crime they had commit.
It d
'Yon -could not have •liroaited the SUbjeet of equal
- sliffrast . e. at the• North. seven years. ago, and we 'must
: renMatx.r that: the, changes at the South bade been
ICI ire rapid. arathey have l ell ~b1ie, , ,11,i eaTept more::
unPrilaratile troth than rite North haS : We must give
_them timeto digest a part,inr we.carinpt. expect 9110
'
large, affe'irs it ill ,he ie...mpreliencied Mat. digested - at.
once. We . must :ilve them, time ro. understand , their.
new position: - . • , - " , - • • -.. . i
-*: I hate 'nothing . to entree:ll in these statics- and have
, on desire Or willingness to take indirect comfier:to bla,
.
twin what we wane. -:-.
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_.. .. ,
Our G o vernment Is .a
,grout : and. lofty structure : in
Searchine for our foundation we find -it ye-ts on. the ,
bred teisi•s ittpoptilar rights: The elective franchise is
not:-ti natural light. but >i : political • right. 'j am op s :
prisCd to giVingtbe:States - trto .ranch power. and alsolli
. a .o.eat Consolidation of Power- in the. Central Govern:
,
HI interfered with the ..v.ditin the 'Rebel Spites. to,
•dicratethat the megro'shall'vOte. I Might do, the' same
thine formy own purpose -In Penursylyatiirt.. Quo. only
.F,00,... the in at IVA iriglatelf State to control the right of
V , Ciii ,, I , V . its iwyn'laws. and it C have the p-rever to con;
:ipd the Hebei States if they go . .wriang. - If they rebel_
we - have the army. nitd:cati control. them 'by. it. and 'if I
. ljeCeS, ,, Cfr: lit legislation ales. ' If the General Govein- '
wilt controls fhe right to within the Sjates. ltriniY es..
tattriSh 'such rulea as,will restrict *the 'vote to- a stuall
' matter Of perilous. and time create a centraldes;rojerm.
• .My Po•hm here is different from witizt it wouldheif
I was in Tennessee. ,' -- .- • •-. :. - : -- ..- -,
• Thril. I shiadd try to introdueenegi : o suffrage; • gradu
. .
allY : iitst those who- had Served in . : thy -army itlto..
wf , :t cMildread and write. and perhaps aproperty !plait
fientioh hit others. sty iic!ain or.iiirtri. •
,it wi:iild nit do to let • Hie negnies have unitersa
suffrage Men - :'ti would breed a war of rriNctt- - . ,
.. Tiler:4.l,W to -a. time in the Sealhern...Stares when fie •
e t ae , ~f I nre e, owners 'looked down titbit non-slaye -
Q m ! ere,hccanee they did not owl.i'slaves ; the larcer tin
- . numher of slavie .their makers oWned. the- proud,'
. -they r yce?e..and thislaria Prodriccd•hostilityl.hetween tide
11111:*' Of ihe white s and-the ocgroes. The ou I rtges fir
•
mostly frorn nee.slaveholdiuft,,WhiteS 11.:ainst the ne
, - . .
- gr., • mid trom. the. negro .niJO n .the non -slay . .. hohliht:
whites. _
~ , . - . .. • - i . .
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.. :: TLC negro will vote with the late master' whom. he
does not hate: rather than -.1% it b the' 11611-Pic veh.Arlhi;
white: whom lie does hate. Universal:suffrage: wont!
create another war, not against 'us. but 'a war 'ti
. : . .
Pottville, Pa
. .
. .
Another' This Grivernthent •the hest - am:,
most" free on the cart h:.and- I. feel - .tire is deatioed
to
-InFr- but Yo" securethia - we mustelevate Mid ourifv the
ballot: I for many years contended at the Mouth that
Slavery was a politica - I wealinessc but others said it .
was political strength : . they thought we gained three"
fifths repre-entation by it; I comendedAbat we-Inont
.two:fll6)s.•. • , - - • -.
.If. we. had-nu slave., we should have had twelire'Rep ;
'reaentatives more, scudding to the then ratio. of..repre.... I
• cougre a s Upportions...repaesentation
Stfitet , . notdistrict:, and - the . State
.apportions by dis:
triCts. •-• • • _ • - •
.Many yetirP-tigo. I-mOved in 'the Legislature that -the
' apportionment-of representatives to-Congress, in Ten
-111.,,Kee, Allol.l be by qualified, voters. •
The apportionment I@-now fixed until -1572 before
that time we" might riumen the basis of: rapreseatation
from population to gnnlifled voters, North as well ,as
South. and in . dnetottrae of time, the States,_ Without
regard to mills*. might extend the elective franchise. to
ail uh,:pokaossed'eertniti mental. mnrAl, or such - other
gnahti.arions. as 'mt.tht'l,e.. determined . by an ettlight
eued publicjklipieut. ,
.. . -. • •• Boa•rox. Oct. I.A. ic6.7;.*
. .
MIS . r
.
:.The almve report etnrited to rrin .by President
Johnson, with ttte.tollii‘sing indorsement. . • •
• . • . ':. G FORCI E L. STEARNI3. • ,
I have' read the within . , communication and dnd
catTret. - " • r'
. . . . . .•
-1 hare made 1614ne verbal alteriglon
[3ig.:14`43 •
. -
•.' TH 1 . - . .. - ..CONGT2I:SS .or FErNii NS. L.: . -.A. - NatiOni
CcMgress of Feitians,: Or„Liberalcirsiof Ireland,
Mel. in Philadelphia on Mondry Of last week . ,
and adjourrfed sine die on Monday last.: The
„held secrethusiness:sessiOns during the day
and public mee.t ing; . : in thn. evening., Ti.
latter `were. attended I.ty! :large rut - Ours I .
people. .. The object of this -Congresi . iVita .'
is said,' to to ascertain tis 'nearly • as possible
-. ..
-the numerical strength of the lirder throngh
•
out the United States, and to . . what..Oictenf I
ii!prepared-*lth men and money: Iti
. assi:
the!! Irisli'- in 'their . cont emplaied, . rebelliot
1 Representatives *ere preSent at.the riteutin
-1 n Ililadelpliia - frian' - nearly. all -the - . States .
I zind a .nnniber. of siu!eehla :sticingly..tle.ntine'
noir of England:Were:lr ade.: :On . Sat tirda
I :tindMontlay the.ll-otherhood formed- thMr
1 selves int 6 a natiint!,:ereated a. President al
leabinetrand a Senate and house of re reset
laiives. - ..A..constitution, modelled - after il
'Aicleric:in one. was adopted: whichienogn
-zest the Irish repUblie...Colonel John Q. !Mt
hriney was then - elected.president. • • ... . .
A Nit.W
. Lrottr:—Mr.. John. 3Liginriis liii
parcha:•ed . tlie right to sell in Selitiyikilt-an:,
I3erks counties, a new invention; - styled. t In: .
• lt.titiospherie {bal. oil Gas . Lamp. •We Sm..
one tnis.WeeK and should think it
adapted to , tht ellings. • reit es,. -
strireS, etc. gives file 'light :of
.a six fcc
gas burner liurner;.at a - cost Of:lOs than nnelt,ent
honr, or the . 'quatilitY, of the ordinaiy
Chintneyt: tamp: 1
turned down ton tilo.at...liglit .
i ten hours tor nne cent. is free frotti Ariake u.
erin..be carried front roan to room. am
the wind Will . not blow ito'ut. • No ehitnite
isused on tliis t . ;speeialty
com Mends itself, - ..a.s - it is cne half cheap('
than coal gas, and - Much More pleasant to th ..
triaimfactiirecis DStott, s : o
turns out sir.sizesr.ingln.
.iri price-frOm pl:6 to $1 2. Mit: - .3laginnea . wit .
shnrily .. exhi hit -the lamp:to:our ci then s, Whet .
they:can judge of itSmeriis.
.„
TILE PaoSrscrcx NEW . J/lIISEY.--A. frier
in N".w;trl. 3.C. J., writs s to us ttudi:r date t
: •
1"; in tielicedby the late:elot4fon 'returns th:
the Republicans-of title City 'did a iinod work.
_can .nasnr&.you that - the . .Republieaiis of- ti
whole State are. aronsed . . and :.in great . earnee
awl you. may. expect cheering wilWa
after of. Nov.etubt.r..--She, will "take It
prober place in line, with her sister States of
North., Senator Wilson of Mass., made a. tidily
k weeel i in, this:-City lately... GO.. :KOP4tricli• •
raiding all over very_ effeetively, and tlmopposith
• are
. extremely dishcartened.'. They ;de very del:
'alt
eniryjnz, favor, with_ the boys in _blue, bt
is &perfect The I.li - a. - remember' tt.
-acts of the last Legbdainre; whieh made tin
aliens, while" fighting manfully and b
Iris not often that mlitOrs, who are par'
wheel-horses, get substantial - recognitiot
and when one is-rewarcled : Webititer the:la
with peculiar piensure. Dr. Paleman'Joi
of the Columbia Itepnblicark„ — anT:excellei
Union paper, has.: been appointed Unit'
StitesAssessor of The Thirt4enth Distric.
Tile appointment iir our opinion, is judicion
arid the recipient dcbervinc. •
: GEN. St.ocum, the Copperhead -candidate
in New 'cork for Secretary of State,. has an
ugly record morally: - It appears that while
in the army he amasied money which should
have gone into the. Government treasury,, by
illegal personal transactions in cotton. - - It
was also, at this man's -- headqnaiters in the
Army of the Potomac that the infamous trib
ute to McClellan of ten cents. 'to be •with
drawn from the pay of every 'private soldier,
was . , devised—an open support . and Cressona
ble indordement of a candidate for thesPreal
dency in declared,;hostility to the" Govern
meat and the War,. that. Secretary Stanton .
summarily squelched but torbore to punish.
There' s every probabilitY that Gen. Slocum
will next month be :'urnishal with a ticket
by the people of New York, to takepusag,e
in the s 'earnboat ''Cotton Trade, ' and join
.his friend Cot Davis, at the head waters of
Salt" River. , ' '
THE TaiASUEt . FIR'S SALARY..—We called on
the Commissioners • last winter, to apply to
the Legislature and have A law: passed re lur
cing thel7reastirer's perqUisites. bit these
guardims of the tax payers; were too busy
getting their own salaries. increased, to pre
vent the tax-payers being - robbed. We
again call upon thOtn to attend to this matter
in time. The people Will be robbed of about
Fir HTF:EN TM/URA:ND Dot tinsthe pieseint year
from their neglect or duty.... If• they, refuse
to protect the people. the people mns - t. do.it
-themselves::-In no other county' in.the'state
was such
. rohbery permitted.
• Tun New York Tauirsi . says that the
leaders of the Repudiating Derencracy have
started the lying..-ellorus—" The' holders of '
United Statca securities are not taxed at all—.
the burdens -of Government fill whollv . on
the poor !.'? They know they lie. They
mean - to. lie. Every Man of them knows that
the Tneomes derived from notas, bonds, and
other securities of the United States,; arei"in
chided " in the estimate of incomes for taxa
tiontinder the Intern-it Revenue Law. 'They
know well that, there is under our . Gnv
.ernment burdensome " and ."oppre'ssive ".
taxation, to use their own slang,. it' is of the
inromes'of the men'and the women . 'who lent
their-money to the Goveyninent in its - darkest
hours.of dangerani need. • -
TIIE resin -Copperhead. arcrument,' against.
granting Southern freedmen the right to vote
is. thtit they are too ignOrant. Statistirs show
that'the white population whifh exercises the
right of suffrage, is but little better: this
respect, than the negro. Ac,cording to an
official return in Tennessee there are eighty
three 1 housand . adults in that, State who can
neither read nor . write, and three hundred
thousand children forr - whose education there .
are rio,adequatefaCilities: The present white
population of Tennessee is about.. 830, ; so
that one, person in ten is absolutely illiterate.
• - firetTbeyaratle - - or : the Fire Do_
- part Molt' on Motitiay is. ilesciibeil by .tbe
press. of 1111t:Pity, as one of the most int posing
airs snlontlid 1).1,7.0a - tits ever. preatuitea in - this.
eenntrv. .The proeession..was eorwSiscal of
ty-twO.divisiona, each numbering frOm frau- to §ix.
etunnatties..inabing in all . -over one bin - Area , and
fon aeon.- inelniling: over thirty viSitimi eoinna
ides. r • Ofibe.ltit were from N , w York. one
;front 110 - ston, one from AlblL.' 011 P. frnin
- one front Salem. linas......tivo:frOm .rerser.eity,
;one - froth - Newalgr, two faint iNVishingtOn....one
frOnt -1 - Aba•um,. Pa...one froth Allentown,: folly
f-oth eanitleb, N, .L. two f, orn Reatline., One from
- - Harrisburg, ,one: from Pittsburg.. and ant from
WilmittOrm. Delaware. The niinther toemhers
-of each et - minims - on: parade - fan .fr0m..25 to 550.
T 1 ere Was' an - ft 1111 P ant supply : or
his mita, of-New Yl -, rit; the Marine Band .of
- -Wa - shinzton, and the Chinagn Lig,ht Band,
. yelelirat ors.:anizat inns, - . were in tle - -line;
...The
. li;t Silvey.. - Ore-bornS
(i ce irationsi-of - -the- apparatus were of the-.nitit
g , rgfons .
it feeble - an il * Del ic nte VonKti tittiene, of
both sirxes, rise Ilelmbold , s EithiCt &Odin. -' It will
Ride brisk and energetic -fvelinus and . -ennhio you to
sleep w..11.' . • . Oct. • • .
T UR 'COAL
Oitobcr. 2S, 1565
. .
The cpt,'intity cant by Rttlroad.L4iS week. is 80-,
764 02 2 .by.Calal 2 t',52.1 . 0 i,--tor the "Vito-7, 0 ,38
02 cons; .againat 70,210 03 for the•corresp to hug .
cc ek last vear.
The d...re ted•for C )al 11:19 . 35!:1111ce-ol oft' a little
in .consequence of the scarcity of yesAtils:at Port.
Ili:Almond for 'E tstern .norts, Which 'has c itisocl
a large accumulation. of Coal on the Wliaevei,.
and foadivi cars are .aectimnlating at th t l.t.ryklt .
alio . 1 - % - hi.climust 'cheek the trade.:. B tats- Gave`
also-been very scarce on the Szditiylkill Ntviga
. .... .•
ts on during the week. -
- . - '. . . - •
. .
The boatj n• - iw le;lving for . \3W Ytirls. :yid other
East?rn. ports, B.l'li no doubt, ou their last trip,.
'unless the wcather shonid prove mild later thin
. usual:this FA ' . ' : - - ' . .' ..:
..' The scarcity of vessels and the accno Illation 'pr_
Coal'at, POrt.Richnamd -have aff . ictod the prices
here tri smile-extent, a•id-Co . tl can be plireliased
m
fro 50 to 75 omits a ton loss, except :a few.Chnicn
kindpi -specially 'prep tree. for retailing.:.': . nice 3 .
have also" declined 'a shade on board veeelS. at
Port '-Riblintiono. Freights, however, will...ad
vance;•nnlese vessels should bocome more pl.mty.-
.
The recent:auction s des at Now ;cork of SCran
ton and Pittfitnti-C 3-it,.aiso shew a. de ;lino ranging
1
from.lo 'rente.a ton on Steve to 50 &31i is on Lump
- and Broken,-93' bents'. oil Egg. alidolli, cefrts.'on
. .
AT.F.rOr.PETTSTO.IS 'COAL AT A.V7170t? nCTOBTR 9.5111, 1365.
• LnFift-4ifferocl 7000 tonB,-7000 tons sold 311.00
ai , l2 50-Ireton. . • • "
Steatnboat—offered:sooo - tons . ---5000.tottO 801 d
$ll 00rit,511 - 1,5-pfir ton. • • ''t •
-.Giitte—offered - '5OOO tonts---5000 sold - 311 37 per
•
.Egg—offered 2000 tons—:2ooo tons Bold $ll. 62 --
Stove--offered 4'5000 - tonesot - ktons sold $ll 75
@ - $l.l 85 per ton. ;* '. .• ' •
Cliei:litut-L-offered 2000 tons-2003 tons sold
. slo4sll 00 Per ton. _
SALE OF SCRANTON COAL AT ACCTIONI OCTOBER 25TE.'
toniii--9111. , red 5500 tone.-5560 tons sold $lO . OO,
4slo 50:per ton.. - . , • . _
Steamboat—offered 4000 :torts--4000 tons sto4l
410 12.re:.510 20 perto,i.. • . • . ,
Grate—offered 4000 tons=looo tons:Bold $lO 02
(.$lO 87 per ton. .
Egg—offered 2600 tons-- . -2500 tons sold $lO 62g
• 10
,75 per ton:: . •
Stove—offered'ssoo.toooo. tons sold $ll- 37 .
73 - Per'ton.
ClleAlnut—offerad .2303.. - tone 'wild
$10."00q4$10, 12 per ton.
, . . .
Pittston-Coal was.purehased principallp'hp
ennstimers 'on' the. North River-1 nt little went
into the hands or (halo rs- , laticl a large portion or.
. .rg . -
Scranton . Cual:wa.S also, pureliased 1)y , consumers
Freighta.fron Port Biclin2ona to .the, East have
adi , inccd, and they will advance still ftirther as
tlte . aeamon advanda. ' .
Tlic trade swirls up.thie.week as folloWs com
pared with last ,sear.::.,
TOTAL: wEiaz.
.T& IL 11.1 i iTs,BO:, 4463,384'80,764z
Schnyl.Cau.i . 23,44i1 503,9471r26,5:4 4
t •L Val It: R.
~i
.'
• .
1 . 6.60PL163,747 ,
34,19 S
Lehlgb Cul 18.761 , 036,164 32,13 a
11. ScranCBTh., 18,31 S 796.41 21,27 1
" 'N'tbi 8,3171 276,071 10,811
Pi.mut. C.c. - { • ,•
.By R.Rou O :S59i D6,9111-13.111 i
By Canal.. .
11,372. 413,514 i 3,607
I . ' .1)el & add. r 28,-7651 .. 715.515'. '26,7'25
I Yo.pg 5t.b...1 • . .462,5331 .
Rharn s ok.M.. 8,468 213.607 17,746
Treyoro.n.. • • ' . '
.54.5 , ?1 t • •
8 mrt Mt.,_.... - 132 1 .. 69,916! 3.583
• Frrnklin (.1 . i Et,3:l6i 2,011
Broad Top. 0,0631 . 3.58' „ISA , '.7.492.
. . i
.8.757.616 280.8i6
17.732'6M 08,9351
i • 924.73.G:.151.,5*
lieriticrease this week over:the con.° growling
week lasts re.ieaey 8 1..,8'30
_.to us,'Fite - . supply
tww 824.7813 tons Short, of the 'Supply to smue .
Period last year.. 159,000. to 20030 tons of
this deficiency shay be, t idq. upliefore the. close
of- the Canal's, winch ‘vill . leave too supply for the
756,000 to .atiortof coo aupoly of.
'last year.
• :The Sdbitylkill _` region has.rOeocered ne;trly all
of thelrads that s';ul lust iu the e.irlicr.portion of
season..' The Lehigb
•, increased their supply. The' whole deficiency
will fall on . the Sumi-Antlmteite, .and „Ay/timing
.•.• :Had Liickawanna regions where a p twerful coin-.
.Iz, Jiinathin . exiSts tn,r•the w rki If;
fleTtf
. up.matury„by a fp* de-lip - nig knat , os,
end - Which Ints..rititultfit,. tunionts, (to., in the
• ;" ois.SeVe;"trade utiboni 750,000, tops of 'Coal frt .
.that valley,"sbuttingont a returnpf at least TWO
OF DOLLARS—tared tini consumers
in the increased 'price of fuel; :about
.EIGHT
. MILLIONS OF DOLL sitd *hat • have the
mass of the ty,!oi, imfurtunato dupes gained by'
Operition?.: . •
. • ..
.LIOWINALIR , rA. firalmbler• White
r.. Ash ?Colliery, on flue Maminoth • and other
'Veins.' • Beet quality of Coal In market.. for "family
ravoralny loaded to market.. In fall working order.. •
• - APPIY.to •CllAl;lsa`itd`l3i I,
Real Eatate Agent, rotteville.kra.
MEM
THE COAL MA.RITS
_
ERIOEI4 . Or 00AL BY . THE -01,240,
[oonaratar . urnaLi-mt zinc in!!.lm*
• • 'PRILA.DELPIII4. .
• . Ocrronsu 27, 18i;5.
lolauclitill Bed Ash Preparedi-... - .:#10 :,04010 75
Chestnut,. . .. . 7 500 7.75
Mule Ash, iitigi.m 9 33®:9 50
St.l3nat'andlkokep,;.... 9.50.4.9,75
... 10 .0f410125
• • Chestnut,':. 7- 73/4 8 00
Lump, 8.t..805t. : ...9. 500 •.:
''Broken • 9 50g, 9 75
Preparal.. ... . . .:.:.....10 23810.50
'" Chestuut;.: .. . .......... 8 .0 30
.
LOaitht 111
It
Lettikair Coal,,
Belmont Bed A.stt;•_. • • -
Lehigh - Latip; St. .Bmit:dc. Brokea,
:"PrPriareki;• . .. • • .--;" r''
- ;.;.
Biend Top,. ~ .
_ _ _
.• • •
AT NEW - . 1.
Ocr
Aqh-brfloat .Load::-.sl2'oorali .25
• •:" - Cheatuut, _ • ";.- ." - 6 10 00
~' White Ash. Lump & Steam ; .
- • • • *tat ... . . .. . . ••• '6ll 15
"• • . BrukeU • - ' • all 75
- . " Sto've & • • • (gl2 00
.• " • ao.o 00
Lehigh White Ash Lump & B.•Boat.' • all. : 75
• " -
Prepared; -• .. • 'el2. 00
• Sea anion Coal at El
LOMP and St. Boat by l arg0.: . .......110 . 00•410 ::111
S.. Boat . ... .. ... 12@l0 2o
Broken. . . . ... 62410 - 87
•S eve'. ... 37r,d1.1 - 75
Cheatnut, .. ' • • 'OOQl.O' 12
• Lohl t liContnt.Eilzabethport.
Lump and'S ..Boat by' Cargo._'::.::.. (all : 75
Broken .. and Egg ::„ ••• . @11 75
Prepared
..-• . " @l2 00
Chestnut' . . (4.10 00
Dcla. di nudoon Co.'s Coal nt .111iindout.
Sr.. ... • ... . • Cc 4
• Broken . • • •
~
'Chestnut ! • , ' .
.. . . .
. . .
Penniylvauitillo -. . , 4 Cool at Newburg..
1.nnip..... ::. . -,... :... : ..".. -. .. .. :: . .....Ell,oog.u-.50
- Se. Butt .:,.... . . ... :•.•.. • : ... : ..11.00.....J. FO,11.• 2i
Druyen.. ... : .... ~ ...... ;,, . ........,...• • ..qtll . -37
A
.g. , - , •'• -• , • • ' .• - I 82M1.1 . •05
Storii ... ... . .......... ... - ' •• .11. 7.i411 85
Chestaui..., • •• • • • . - 10 . 50a1.1. 00
• •
. .
.1 .- AT BA,LTIRIORE • -
• . -• • • - • OcTough', 26, 1865. '
Sha'kbi &-Pittitort..*.Ash - wbolesalell. 50'12 00
Lyieens:•VC.l.lcy & Shrs!kin Ited.4sb • •
• 00012 - 25
• .:• " • . . totail 18.63813 56
CUMBERLAND. COAL.—Run tubs° L 4). b:
It Locust Voiut, dUlfict $7 00 $7- 50.
.
. • .
PP. BichniOnd
Portland .. ... 39 I Portsmouth • • . 3 40
Nnwburniort...' • 3 - 451 Boston': . ... BSO
New Bedford .. . . . 01 1 Newport.. ' 3 (H)
New: Limrien: .... . 300 I Norwich:: :••„::: 3.00 I
New Haven• • 3 int Bridgeport , • 3DO
New. Y0rk..... 23 (.Philrulelphia.„.:
Rhode 3 DO i Alexandria, .. .. 2-25
Washington - D.C..-... 225 I Hartford • • • 4.00
Taunton . ... 3 201 Newark.: ..... 2 25
Albany.. • • 3. 00 ;- Troy '• 3 04)
RlL'lnnond 350 f NorfolliNa ' • 3 . 95
Dighton
.• ' . • 300 t . Derb3 , • • 2SO
Pawtucket ..... .-.• 3 351 Mobile $9, 00 and piimage:
84 vessels andoo - bnatstirrh'ed for' the. week •,.
. • . .
•.. Freeighttra figios
New York; .. • ... 761Poit161d - • .24.5
En:11 . 75iNewburyport • • • . 2 . 50
Newport • 740New.Londmq.. '1.65
.B..ston ' .:.2 "60: PaNitucket. • .. 2 • 00
65 1 Taunton 2 10
ProvldeOoo. - : • •.1 751NeW Haven.. - • • 1 .')k
. ... .. • ... . 2 60
5101illetowo' 2 • , h[New 8edf0rd'..... 2-16
; 25113richreport.... - ........:. 145
Lymi • : 2 , y01 Hartford: 1'......: . 2no
-Salem • ' , • tilbturi • "I 50
. .
. ... .. . . .
. . .
- . F rOi gis to' from(l3 al f.i more.
To Phiiridelpbia '. ' • ' • - : : •• •• it 504
New York..-. - ..........".%- ... ~ ... .. .... '.: ... . 2. -25'4
. .
Ficightwfront.GcorgetOWHorAlexnetifirin; -
To Philadelphia . $ l-.sthel 63
New. Furl:•
Nichipylliill,Cosuilifitailiotodit 1463. •
The following •is•fthe „rimintity of Cinil tran.worted
,wOr the different' Ttni tirade' in Schuylkill County, lot
Weak ending on Thursday'eveniuglast 4 . • ••• . • -
Mine MM.& S. 1110ien.11.• R. -45,044.04 4,234,179 tin
Mt. • ••• • tt 07.1 42 • 45.000 irJ
Mill Creok • • • •• • •• 9 t c4l 02'
Matuttioy & Mt - ' IS •..7)0,004.10
Little Schluyikill •
. .... .
.
Coal • Trade• by Iltai
Quantity of Coal sent by . ti
eek cnditig on Thursthirev
.61:Clete' • •
Port..enitoti .' •
-Pottsville " '
chiiylkill Haven .. ..
Auburn- .
Pe'rt, Clinton .• ' •
TRADE.
• T r t a l • •
Pre ionsly this }Tar:.
To sane time last year
Inc-re:l,o=o air.
rensze.:
.
• • (.101
For, week epcline 0,
OPERATORS.` ]
A. Pardee
Packer k
Air. Pleathn* - .. ...
•re,itio ... .
• . .. •
'Pt:lima - Coat . . , ... .. .
stout '
!,h.trtie. Wei, &
Back Mountain ,
-SinithN Mt..:
IltineSt Brook Coal Co
Cerman,Pit. Coal Co. -
g
• Sprin. Mt.COal
Sc. T.' Carter ez
Beaver MeadOw....'.
• Lehigh Zinc Co •
John
M.-C0a1... •
....Baltimore Coal C 0....
Franklin
Audeuricxi:.'..:.
Lehi,h Susql .......
•
Wilke4barre.. .. ..
Coal k Nat: Co
'Other Shinpem. - .;
Warrior
McNeal. •.. ..
Knickerbocker Cl• 'Co
Dvlan•m Coal Co
Barriyille . Coal
Total by TI C.'.
Hine time' last y.;ir
United StEttes, aiitgad. °anal"and:: Local
. . .
Reading Railroad •Stock,.: .....
1. , ;a0-30
S.churl..Navittation Stock,
. .
•
Mine 11111 Ralimad
T.itt le Schuylkill
-tiehieh Valley' Rai1r0ad....:.....
oannl • •
Bonds.
• ..." - . prefer 'rod....
3t.inerißank Stock • '
Farmers' Bank Stock '•
Grivernment Bank Stick
PutiwtUe Water Company Stock
Gas
U.S.. B.mds," rsit (coupons. off).
S. Braids - fetiopone ofrq.
F 10-40.
Certificate,- of Indebtetinciis
cold (premium Philada) •
Preatoti Coall.k Imp Co •
Foiton Coal Co • •.• • • --
Green Mouritain Coal *.
Locn".4 Mountain Coal C 0... • --
.New York and Middle Coal •
Biz 31tintaill: ~.'..: .I', . • ' - 10 tV,I.
.sj;.swatara Falls Cmil:CO .. ; • . 2.}4 -3 .•
~,••• - Black Diamond Coal Co ........ ....L.:"... ...,•
25,
!Thick -11eath ...... ' ... -- ,-.. ..' '''.. ~ I ' l l •.. - • :
[ SOS-Mammoth Vein Consalidated•Coal - Co 501 - -''. • •• .
i.oTa Trehlont . Coal Co
p.,393' COn.umette 110-ual Coal C0..'..'.; ... :: 'lnt - • - ,
~100 Girard Minna] Cciallkt ....: - . •
512 - . St.- : Nicholna•Coal : Co•• . - - : -. le l - '
.443. Salem Coal Co . *.-'. ~...;;-,, ..... ... .; "101 . , , 1
- - ..ll , ?neybrook Coal Cti...-Ii:- .
3ti5,270 .159059. Glen Carbon Coal Co., :.-.
,'.... .. ... ... : , 10; • : -• ••• •
,M1,it,12. /402,512 -lireenwo4A Coal Co '. -' ,- 501 . ' '. ' ..,
1
550,752 d1G7,763, .
. "9'8214.
..93 : "4- : NEW - ADVERT : " I III. I NTS
•
.60,
4;71 : lx
11 YIPORT IFC11) RAvArtAL sig.;.,
, 4 , 24 . •Xi 0 AIRS ~so 1 d Rejail at 10 c.entP a' piece-by . 1
.71 , 8 •. .. -; •-. • . .. •: .. GUSTAV WOLT,TEN; •._ .
• Centre St:: next door . o the ..trttoni Irate], • Pottevillr 1
i,l6l.rylld 1
705.311
1403.13: 19,
.999.211 . 63.
591.899 fi`264.
1614,62ezid10i.
$57.33 101,
18,901 435,
52,24 A '
454312 d 1,,
25434; d 65,
T,T32,6301
.
iv wip writ's • @allied R
y cioli •
iumr liforceived:..llllavrorttee Slated. cop
Boo4s for Farhilige and Primary. Schoole.• ' C,omplet ,
in.three naMben.. For sale at Xt. 8AD . 1N . A.1.P.,9., Mai
Ali I E-NANDEIL .
solirglEs . PEN0J011 . ... : 41GT.,
in .1118;buillita;ngo At., with B;ml,,Chrismail
• Esq.,. railroadlle, Pa. . •
. •
I:=C MI
COAL-- FREIGHTS,
alio:id tor 1N65 -•.
Railroad Cithal for the
• .••••.:
I. ISA't5 Is' •
9,96$ On. • 7.7 . 79.00
• 1.2.1:; o.i
13 33 IsB,
~ 1,90 T 06
.1' . 6 0'76461; 1 . 6.524 10
660.623.05'• 7(11016 1 6
6.81' 11 , 5.6 . 5)
.11.463,3%1 Oft 65'4 . 946 16
1.86.1 . 11 1 . ; $.07,5 1.
.
ii Trside - Igit• 18 . 63
I Satuttl;iy-.lastt.:
RAILROAD
OMR
3.T79 , 150,530
3.639 j 11)5.162
690 t 11,651
tio:211.
MWM
'25 . 0q.11
. 75.641.1
4:420: • .43,3 n
2?21 94;4'45
• :122 . 34:M7 ,
1.439; 81.424
•344 1 : :12.51
. 2.421
1,1124 i
3,125
6.2711: 143,101 1
717; • 43.
'312; 13.37 T
.11.11; • .13,533
375; 24.311
. 2211 i 6,334
1.,4561 24:172
1f44
• e,
33 W.;1,203.11M
::'21.43 . 0 1 6941,270.
GC 3:'9:1.902.409
,15;:01i1:819,011
Decres%e
Increase.
i3n,96t.. 82,404
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ni
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• ‘Viltilndeand - Retail Tobacconist, • '
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.
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~,,,,,,, ErraAor Breen: :' •• ' ` Oct. 28. '65. 48 - Gm..! ciie directly from the Office ef.Publication. . :...
• . - • • • • . - .- - ' ... Thetlcat age on:Harpers Magazine la, 24 tents, A year,
. : - C .1-1, E' V: AI, I E . R ' S - . - .1 which meat he paid at the atibaeriber la past-o ffi ce. •
.. . . .
: 11
LIFE FR O HAIR,.THE -. ... - - .•• -..-- - .
:•Terniss , .
~ • - • - ••••••
..-. • • '' - . -
Hiseem's MAGAZLNE,' one-year •:,...... 4 34 00
will restore. Gray Hair to its ORIGINAL
.COLOI ~. '• •Au Extra Copy. of either. the Magu'zine• or .Weekl3-
rtrengtheitsand.proniotes.the growth of. the wealo : : will be .supplied gratis for every aub of Finiz Stusext
hair ; stops Ate' falling out 'la thil.e dais; keeps t; -..'. ens at $4 00 each, in one
. remittance ; or Six. Copies
head.cleath cool and healthy; can tat used freely ; co., 'for. VS- 00 ? • - .• ' . . ..- • • . •:. •
tains nothing Injurious': tbe brit Hair Drea .
sim „. •.. Back Numbers can be rupplied it; gni time. : . ..' .• •
. ever offere4l to the" public..lt it rocommendi • 1 ' A Complete . Set;, - -now Comprising.' Thirty:one . Vol.;
and used-by the . best medical authority.. Sold .at 11 .: ' ' tune's.. lo neat cloth binding, will be bent by,exorees;
Drug Stores, and at my ogee, No. 1128 Broadway, Ne - ... freight at expense . of pnrchasez, for.s2 fa. pa . v o l u me.
York. • • .•' ' •-• :-
_. .. .. ' '.. • '•-• '. .• • .... Single volumes,' by mail,. postrosid4a. 04. Cloth cases.
. I assnietill personethe itlaove preparation Sill da : t !.%,„... fcirbirading,ffil.ceets, by mill. postpaid. • Address .
that ts. claimed for it. ' • ••• • ._ .- .. • . . 7 -., .......... .. :, . HARPER & BROTHERS, - ,
' ... ' s.: ..- :.. _SARAH A. CREVALIER..H.:B. • ..:.- •.. • • ..- '. . •FMlikliu Nance, ,Nt4•.YOrk. :
. tklobet. 28; 'ai r . ' - . 43-14 u. • . - ' OLtob . er lI'S. '6O. .••- , • " '.. • •. - :43-1t . •
•
. .::.TOWN. :-.Tri. , : . T . '..E - . - •: . ;:: ..
THREE -- NIGHTS - : ONLY.
FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND lIONDAY,
llovemirqr 3d, 4th and 6th.
Saturdsii:AtiernO4n . at 3 ieeloiaL
ELLINGIRII idicFOOTF.PB
. •
Cpmbilknition,
Thi ',.l nost attrlierlYe ammiement trivelfhg.
The three =attest human beings In e.nstenee..
• , Ceinimedore Foote,
. . . . .
The enialhiet trite itrtbe - Weiid i - the w o nde r ful little
comedian; hauetinci 04ncer.; ~ .• ! . -, • • ..: .- : ' ..
.. ,
... •
. • : •. - - -.... Mbar El . i . itei.•Estl;if, . '. - -- • . .
crhe Q .- leen - 4111e 'beantital little Dancer and
- Chan:Ring
1.0.70@11 00
10'75 00
The - whuieWorld.li challenge in • the Rum.:of Fifty
Thousand Doll* to produce theequal of Cotilp
Foote and *titer, in weight, size - and's:Oilcan= '77 :
. . .
Colouet.B all;
Thp great temlie chaiaiter dancei.
Accompanying thrie wonderful ipecimens of huicup
ity if; their precepLreas - • • .
7'00,0 7 75
The celebrated Vocal t find:Pianist• - •
. , .
In combination with the 'above mamnioth array of
coricOty and talent is the Old Origloai. .." •
• • -.
Contivaratal. Quartette.
w:.p. FRA:stitS7,. • . ,
FL• ' • .'
• • • - • E1'...11. ROGERS: . •
• • -.. • A .W..'WOODWARD.
' • , •MASTSItZACS.. • .
the Mndral:Prodigy, :,tA TER-wlLLlE,theYouth
fnl Comedian._. -
. OP - Doors open at T o'clock; commence at . LC. S.--
!Waits:4m 23 cents. Regerved Seats 50 cents. .Adtals
' shin to .61atitiees.-23 cenia: . Children 15 cents. . • :
Special an - ancements will be 'madewith . !labile
Schlott , . by applyint to the Manager. - •. • .
: Oct. 28, .55.--43-.lt. .•P, A. CLARK.r., Agent. .
No A Fsw or Tits Wroaag thananams that afflict man
kind ar.iee.from ourrnptions the blood. Halmbold's
Extract nf Sarsaparilla, is *remedy of tiie.ntninst vale.
[Froiri . . . the•Largesi iarivfaaturiug chenziaits iJi
•-: • ••
•
4m - Parialtqe 4 • With . flcr.,Motn. Mann
faimrerrol- Elelmboblit Gennine Preperaaena Oectl-
Pled ll* drug r tore- - oppnAte. my residence;- and-Was
racceesfutin conductintrthe bnslnPsa where othere texd
not be.en.equeify so before him; • I havebeen - favnrably
imprewed-with 4ir character andientertirUe: . .
.. • .. • . • WILLIAM - ' •
• Manafacturing. • Chemiets, • *. •
' • ' . • ..9th and.Browilstrnete t PhibbieliMia. •
VALUABLE :PROPERTY. AT' Plll3- . .
11.1 C NALE:—The • valuable. property - •• or A.
Bncknor, Centre .St:. -• Pottsville, opposite j a
the 'Town' Hell:and occupied by "ti. iiretzel and
L. Griffith:loll be'ofrered at Public Sale: . on
• AlottightY, the 6111 o[ ovember,
•
at the Union - lintel; Centre St.; near: the .:proliertg, at.
In o'clock. S. M.' Terms madeknown and other idoi
matlon.giveir Uy . JO.S; MORGAN, Agt. •
Pottaville;'October 28, 4 65 . • ' • -'• .43r2t • .
. .
INSUBE:% ; Oun LIFE:. IN
THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE ItTSUMICE
• CO. OF PHILADELPHIA..
Aseetillable furl nF5e5..:....:.:. •.5.1;376,433 32
• .
DIVIDENDS average 50* cent:
PREMIUMS CAN BE PAID DAL? pAsil AND HALF
ROBERT 0, NTTIL
. . . .
Ilus.beentippuinted'Azept. for this'rellable Ciinipany
be.uleased to Cnrniel adritaforinidlon required:
Ocfoller :03, .65." :*- :• • • 493 m •
• MANI - 1410D: '14:7411 .YOrTig
. ; • g I r'. g :r .1 g i
. . . . .
•F. TT E li,tern .
Ise beamed ills
the Poet Otßee, at Pottsville, State of- kenuiktlya .
lila. on. the , s2ittt day'of DpfAilier,
Tnobtale any of these letteia..theapplicant'rOnst call
.far adpeitiseui letters," Oive the date of this .liyt, and
pay one.rent for advertising. • ' . . • , :
If not called for within one nioni/i,ithey will. . be pent
to the Dead Letter Office. -• ' • .• '
IlenderMri John Guest - Anna
Tambrick Kale' .(ales Josh , T .Pugg
Carroll Joe W. • "' Flonian Hiram , • Reed Mina N • • •.'
Cleveland - JO.. Humphreysßeed Miss Pilch;
• Clemens Jno l Richards' Sarah..
Thee ' - ..Tones Alfred` .• St rawser Jae.
Prane Rev teddy Owen ''..Bmith-Mr • • •.-
Fox Morgan • . Le Roche Agnes Waters FP.
FrtzgcraldPlitt • Wells Sophie • •
Poet .Thseph • •••• MeGaugleam Teb Whetstone
Pont Capt .• Pink:Mrs E • ]Oder '
.
October $B, •65. • ' • M. SILLYMAN,,P. M:
Cough,'Cold, or Sore Throat,
REQIMITA IMMEDIATE ATTENTION. ANT, SHOULD DE
CHECKED. ALI /W'EIITO CAINTINUP, ~
krilintion . iir 1 4f!" Erinths. - a .Permauent
. -- Thron.t.. or,
-
or'-an Incura . -
ble. - lainiDimen.e - -. •' ••
. - -. •• ...
IS OFtEI9:-T.IIIT E.E‘tlT. ..* • • • . -::. .
..'....BROWN.'S BRONCRIA.LITACICIiES', .:.
NO DIEEC,T TO.THIC
.
.
For firoachitio;. Aioh3On, Cotnrrh;...Con ,
• . wumption aud.Th'oU DiSPILIsCs.
=n==l
• ISINGEIA AND PIIBLIC. SPEAKERS . •
will find- Trorhea. UMW in -cleifring the voice :when
taken before Singing. or-- Speaking, and 'relieving the
Throat:after an animal exertion i r the vi,eal orgatf4, - -:
The Troches' are recoininemled and: Preaeribed by Phy
sicians, and have had-testimonials 'from- eminent men
thiungivint . the country:'' Being an article' Of-true
merit. and having-prayed their.' cfficacy: - by a.feet of
many years. each year . Suds .thetri •ne , ,V localities in
various parts of the - -vicirlil.; and.the Tioches are univer
sally p.-onounced‘better tlitin'uther articles. • • '- •
011VAIN'1 , 111) , •'llll.O N'N'S I .1. - Tinicurs,' , and do
not take any of the WorthlesS - inritutionathat may :be
everywhere in therulted States, and in t'ureign
''Countries. id :di eeuts per box. ' • . •
.october2 4 ., 'Cis • - ' • -•- •
. . .
. . .
A .. Giro 0 D 'INVENT:II.ENT-'.'l`.lfla :Sclinyl-
IA: kill alorro.stealut Flour Will - for Male.
..-The. undersinned.' Executors of the. 'last S.llll and
tf estafnent of ; Joseph S.cylert., late of Eepor Tnhx‘hixd:-
'Yu Township, Berys County. offer at Public - Sale on
AL: • . Monday ,
- . . - . janliOry i, Islas, . - - •• .:•
... - . ..
.
At L o'clock. P. M.., on the: premise:: the well known'.
and advantageously loCattal STEA . 3 FLOUR • MILL at
Schuylkill Haven. and Five lieiklittz Lots, bicated near •
the. Mill. late the property of said cleceased. •
,The Still iN a'four story, brick building,. nu by' with
.three pair of.hnrrs. and•one chopper.- At Other . trachis'
new is in complete running; order. . There is an envine.
,hotre,.;lo by -40, atblebbii, with a 41i horse power en
gine.- in good '•order'. • There. is -on • thd property.' a •
strewn of clearspring water, The • buildings are cue.
erred bra-tire -proof roofihn. ••, • •
The besiness which has been established for - ten:
year.. gives "continual employment to the Mill, and it,
would be a 'good investment,' lho.e desiring to witch- .
aPte such property; Would do well to examine this Mill
: before purchasine elsewhere. •.1 . • •
' In renar.i to the value of the prOperty, we refer to
Levi ,F. Smith, of •Roulintr, • Millwridd. . • , •
~• Terms easy. Toe-furtheritalars apply to any of
the undersigned. - • . .101 0 EPli
• • . • • ." . Sb,TFERT,
• •••• ' SEYFERT, •
•
Oct. i2S, (tri.--4fLint• •• • ' .Exkutors.-
A 5
1,4;I I
(SS
4.1:4
31 lii
12,14
11.9 -
16,65.
1 5.51 5
31i,
15,05 U
15,761
1,454
14,53.
/.3i
5,41
,5. 2
iia
7,82'3
10.384
1,91 0
t'.109
34.470
331,907
3,944
466 1
6:15
47T
t,114
1,811
115,76.1
. .
. . .
- ' (Ronarks /roil: - cnitmerdal A nalimia.] •.
.
After .a .carehil.- :exasainatinn of lielnibeid's Prepare . .
Ilona, they..enjey our utreoet. confidence: We conaider
• thein, aide and reliable. , ' • NE:VEERS di YATES.
Pati..inci.eut.i. June 12, 1565.. Oct. 28..4.15 43-6ni,..•
MAL ••to.v.. GioivEnsnipx.t.
intonsEs AND•3IIULES:-.
• Igt:ARTERNIAPiER °MOE
. . .
, ' • • 0ct..i?..1, 1865.
•
Will be taild at Politic Auction t during the month of
NOvenaber. to.the highest t?icliter.at the time anti.places.
named below. viz.:. -1 • "•• .
New.' Yotkr.:Dity—TLIEDAY of •each, week, ..100
HORSES each • • ••• •-• ,
New' York.••• • City-- 7 TIIURSDAY •of each -Week 100
MULES each day. •• • .• , a
• . a • •revinftylvanitt..- - : .• •
• Philadelphia. Pa.—TIIURSDAY„November ; 2. 9,16,
and 1'1: too HORSES each day.• • • • • -
Philadelphia: •Pa 7 -SATURDAY. of each- week,.loo
IdULES • each day. •-• • .
Harrieburc, Pa _TUESDAY or. each • :100
. .
MULES each.day, .• . • . •
. Ilarrishnrx; Pa..-TfIURSDAY, . November 2,9, 16.:
an11„23;100-HORSES each day. - .
.".••• ' . '• :
'Mechanicsburg, Pa.--TURIOA.V . , NoCembee • 7;100
HORSES, - • • - • • ••
• A IlenionM, PR.—WEDNESPAY; . November 10000,
NOV. 12, 100 . HORSES • • .
- Chester.• DelawArti County, . - - W.E.DNESIV.Y.
November 2", 100 HORS E:l'..•
- Pa. -TIIIIRSDAY,: "NOvemb . e. 30, 100
FIOIISES
Pit.—T ' itLi.R.SHAY and FRIP . 'Horem
ber.23 and 2- . I,IOO•MHLES eacti . day. : •
Deis-drUESDAY. of caeh -week. 100
HORSES each day. • • . • . • •
wllrnin4ton;• Del.=•-IenTD4I.Y • of each - week, 100
3yi.,LTLE,B each day. • ',. • • • ..• • •
• Baltimqrc;Md.--WEDNESDAT.: Novettiber iNAGri
HOHSES
Balimore, - Md.—WEDNESDAY. November 29;100'
107
10.1`,1
fiSti
TUESDAYS 'and T.IIURSDAXS of finch yreek,.•loo
HORSES each day. • • . • •
NO 'SALES .010.. MULES WILL. TAKE. PLACE
WASIIING'I'O/4,-I) C. • .•
At this series of dales.- all ...the Government : annals
will be • (*posed_ (if.• "Briyers • shonid themlife avail
themseircs of this last opportunt'y to paid:Mae.
• For s:les.of public animate In the; West, self ornclal
•Western newspapers. • . . • :
Animals n ill be sold dingly.•:- •• . • • .
Sales To commence at 10 o'clock. A.M..
Term's: Cash in United Stritestarrency;
:By order of" the Qdarteanaitei General. •
• .
JAMES' A. ERIN, • • •
' s• - •Bvt: Brigadier General, in, charge'
First Divie.. - Q. M. G:- 0.
"„.
.
Unq9estioiAbly thebr it slostained work
.-- or the . •. t
I-lA.RPER'S
NE.
• . omicat Notices of the• Press.
reasined by
. Oct. 2S. 'GS' .4S Gm.
New York
Delsa‘viti.ln
Ataxy, I and:-
Gia.bcrir,. D. C
st . spAcitivrior4G
IMPORTANTTo FEMALES .
• • C
• •
,
The:oldeist.llegiafaitor •".
OHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Will immediately relieve.: wittiont pain all diaturban
as of 'the periodic discbarge,:Whether' arising, from re
laxation or suppresslmt.: They actlikea charm in re
moving the paine.tbat accompany • difficult or Imniod
mate menstruation: and are the only: safe and reliable
remedy for Flushes, Sick HeadacbeiValns in the Loins.
Back and ffidm Palpitation of the Heart; Nervous
Tremors. HySterics, Spanni4iken Sleep, add other
unpleasant arid dangerous of -ail unnatural On- -
'dicier' of the seinal function In the' worst quiets of,
'Floor Albits. or Whiter, they effect a epee dy cure.
.DRAHEE§EMANS FEMALE PIMA
Have been need OVER A QUARTER OF A,UENTU
RY. ..They are offered as toe only safe means of re
newing: interrupted. menstruation. .but must
bear in mind that 'there is one , condition of the fe
male. systent In which the Pills cannot. be taken with
out priiiiticing a PECULIAR Mr-ULT. The condition
referred to is FREONANCY--..-the result; MISCARRIz
-AGE: :Such Is: the Irresistible tendency of the medi
cineto restore the sexual funetions to a normal con ,
dition. that even the retuoductive p.wer. of nature
Cannot resist it. - THEY CANNOT DOMAR.M. in anr
• •
D R.- ORDESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Are the only lidedielne that MARRIED .AND SINGLE
'LAMES nave reified anon fir tinily years, or Can rely
npon'new.. 'BEWARE OF IMITATIONSi These Pills
form .13e-finest - Preparation-ever • nut' forward.. with .
'IMMOLATE and PEItS.ISTENTSUCt 7 ESS. - 'Dann
deceived.-' Tate- thlar . .adyertiiiiimetirtoyunr '
Druthrist..-and ten him that:ion want the.REßT:and
inost S.ELIABLEMEDICINE IN TIM WORLD, vrbirti
'is coinpriered fn i
. DR... OFEEESEMAN'S ITV !
They have received. and are new -.reeelvin# the sane..
tion of .the unWteatinent Phisbilafis to America:
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS-with. efieb ROS-; 111 P. Price:
One Dollar per BOX,fioniaining frOnifin to 60' Pills.' •
Pills sent by poiniptly. ht. 'retialt.tin'g,tbeprice•
.to the:Pronrietori.; - or any.antheirlied Aeent,in Current
'funds.' ..SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY: •
HUTCHINGS & HILLYER Proprietortt: : .. •
• . • • '-'2FtDev Street. New . .. York.
Sold.in Pottsville by .7. G. BROWN SON, HENRY
SAYLOR and -DR. ROBINSAU. 'ln Minersville by
LAWRENCE BROWN and 0. IL Brtumg. In Ta
inn nu a• by. SHADE & LONG, and GRINDLE & BOND.
October 11S, f6S. '• . • • 43- . lyeolv •
. . . .
. . .
.. WRY ' INA:Vt . tni.. ' C0111.1.17X118N 'WV . rownaris . & IS!)
WANIIFB;WhicIi choke or fill AM. the -pores 'of tbe.skin.
'and hi a short time leave itliarsh and dry?' . It lain the.
_blood and if you want smooth and soft ski see skin
Extract nlSarsaparilln. '. It .t.4eA a brilliancy to'
-the cmplexion...
AGENTS WANTED !
' To einclisfi tbe 'pOi steel engrayings of 2 •
. • ' • Weikinulii ITliamiOn;
. • .
• Einc•illit Family;
. . .
Early Dajo of Washington, -
Ferrograph cartesd.e - • Visite 0r...4.1,4thn. Pictures,
At greatly refired
nr-SPECIAL TERMS TO pP;ABLqD SO LDIERS.
Send for Catalogue .with terms, t&c. ,
JO UN lig•TY,. Publisbeer
16:S. Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
43-St .
Ott. 2S, 'CS
-• • HI; 'REASON
win . .sp.maz , iy - PERSONS.A.RE S.SEN',4OING TO
• . ROBERT . C. HILL'S
• ... • . . • •
INSURANCE'
...•. . . • -
Le, becanee they have fo . and out_ that they -can - get.
. , •••• ••
AOCIDENTS . ofALL KINDS
.• • .• • •,
AT.VERY LOW.RATES.• •• • ••
•• - • •• •
itto 00 a year secures $ to . on weekly cdmpensa
lien and. s4olhO if killed: '• .
• £ 1 1.19 -50 a year decared' 50 "weekly compensit
boil arid $2506 if killed. ~. • , •
't423 , 00 a yezir :decures' $2500 weekly cor4ertia
')
•• • tin and $5OOO kilted.
'if,.
. .
littera, to thislyi.attor at.otoe... • "
• :110.:tiedicallkxantitrationi reipared:
POLICIES ISSUEDrAT "] KS O} FICE Or,ER - . •
- BRIO SCA RDWARE
.Cetitro , -
October
•:',-- MASTIC CEMENT
.I\-tX.N..U. FACT I.1:4F,:lt;
Respectfully ii,eiteA attention tt. this .Beitettifa , Mast
•
tic F'in for the - E•xter ion .ITrials (If Baildings,-.
This material, is 'entlrr ly different from all other ce
meutti or cu atlng applied heretofore. ' It. itteomposed •of
the most. durable materiatt: Mixed with due prof or- -
Ilona of, pure linseed oil :, it lair-miles perfectly water
proOf. and adberes • firmly ' M :Any •snrfare - of brick: .
slime With unequalled. durability, malting a 'beautiful
finish equal to the finest quality 'of broWti.sand . •
stone or to any Color'deatred..• '
• The undersigned has been . applying this niaStl , fia
t:tit during the.past seventeen - years, lu - whichtlme he
has made manytinprovementsand fetched
ors of some - of themost elegant huildlngs•in different
parts of the .country.- t u nong whitit he refers to the
'BOSTON.MAS.S . .-11.evere Douse &
Aweri• .
BUFFALO. N. Y.--TheDirmd Residence of
Ex-Presidetif Fillanore,'Delitware St. -
CLEVELAND: 0.1-110.—Angreor 'ilouse and
the Beantifnd,Resideace of .1. W.' Clark,
PITTSBURG,. PA.—Glested ilartme . and. - Sr.
•.• • .harleftlfoteL'and the follow
. .
. • •
:.
tug gentlameles eulendld-reaiden
•• • . :1111.. Shaenberger,7 Esq.,
. • • •Jotin Dig., do
••' . • James'Wood. - Esq., do._ •
• . • • .••
McCord, Esq., do
; • Adains, klag.;.Novel
... • • : • ty Works. Thinl:St. • . . .•
HARRISBURG; Eilf-d.Theßeautiful . Residence • rot
• Johri.D• Coxe, Esq.. Front
Street.
. . • '11.2 . A. 'Vantkerten,
Second Street .' .
. . .
-..Senator D.lPleming, do
. .
' • Dr . ,lo.'Flemin, do • .' I
•' . •
Rey: Jas. Colder's. Dean.,
• • ; • ' tifol New Bapt.:Chareh;
. .... •
Fonrth and State Sts . •
• ...11.uke.Sinson,..Esq., Archi-
POTTSVILLB, PA.L . The. Iffitodflicent. forint
. • ' • of. D.. P. - BroWn.. Esq.,
. • Icnown na the 'Pentinylvat.
• . • • nisi Wall, Centre fit: " Alen.
' • The Residence or Z. P.
• • . :Boyer; Reap,' Coal St. and
. -• • . that of James I:sasigan,
•-• • .Eaq,i Mahantongo Sr: - -
All kiwis of Hydraulic Cement properly applied; and
finiShed entirely. different to any done heretofore. ..s.
Alt Trirk:rloite•rot met:loon:We oin..s,.and strictly
ifywralited to give .". -"- 5" . 5 "." •
Please address '; • : , •
T. F. WATSON, .Doi 263,11arriabiwg, Pa
October 2A, •• . fafttl)
.
.
UnriitllB rtr TaiRTY TIV A:ffANI; etirtificatcli end
commendatory letters havo , been re.cetved. attafiting the
merits of .Helmbold's Aiennine Prepamtions..many of
which are from the highest Kntrnes. incinding eminent
titntesmen, clergymen: governors. Statejudeee. ;kn.
: - Oct. . • 4.3-sni,.
V/
lIRIENAN.B' . 1110 PUT ASIA liE:—Pursuant to
au order - of the Orphane., Court of the'. County of
Schuytkill, the subscriber: Trnetee of the estate - of •Wil !
liam•Kiebner, lite of the Borough of Sehuylkill:Raven,
deeeased,• expose to sale by Borough_
vendue. •
.• On Iflnturdeay Niovinabier 1.84 h. 1 . 863, •
at 2 , welock in the afternorm-ia aa. inaiaq:holad of
Margaret Koone, in the' skid Birmigh ' • ' : •
No: 3, A certain .lot•of ground situate- in aforesaid
rhmugt,' hounded by No: 2: by an alley..hy No. 4. and
br Frost etreet.,:being..parte of. tots: Nos. 3 and 4 in
Kiehners addition'to saltilton - nmh. - eontaining:in,frcit
on Front street febi; and. in depth; ItB teet,nore or
N0..4 A certain lot of gronnd sitnate In the Borough
aforesaid, bounded southwest by N 0.9, northwest by.
an alley. northeast by lot ,of Samuel Delbert and•eonth
east by Front street. - being part orior No. - 4 in the afore.
said addition. containing' in. frOnt on. •Front street 22
feet,.and in ticpth-138 feet. mare or less.:
No: 5. A certain,lot of ground Situate irirbe 13orough
aforesaid, bounded southwest by Tot of . Johti Christian, ,
northwest. by an alley:northeast by . No. 6.losaidNieh-,
ner's addition containing in front .on :Front street 90 •
feet, and in depth 135 feet, more 'or leas.
No. •6. A certain two story brick dwelling ~ house:,
frame, stable and lot of
_ground. Mtuate in the
aforesaid Borough. bounded sonthWeit by No: 5,
northwest by an alley, northeast by-Peter street,. , •
and southeast by Front street, being part orlot,No. 8,
In the aforesaid' additionicontaining in front 90; feet,
and. in depth Lip 7eet, more or leg.. ' •
No. T. A certain lot of ground &Write in the Borough
'aforesaid. bounded southwest •Of Lydia GuSs'a.• lot.
northwest by an alley. northeast by No. , southeast by
FrOnt street - being part of lot NJ:11, in said Kiehtters
Addition. containing :in front' 24- feet, and in depth 220
feet, more qr ' - . •
NO. 8. .d_certain lot of ground sitnaterti the.Borongh
aforesaid. bounded• southwest. by No, 7 . .. northwest by,
an alley.. northeast •hyNo. 9, and southeast' by• Front
street. herig.parts of lota,Nos. 11 and 19 . in said addi
tion to Sehmikill flaxen, cou'aining fn - front i 24 feet,
and in depth 200 feet; more or less. • . • •:..- '
No. 9, A certain lot of ground situate in the 13omugh
aforesaid. bounded southwest by No. 8, - northwest
an alley. northeast by No. 10,. and southeast.by Front.
street, being part of lot No. 19in the aforesaid addition.
containing in front 24 feet,.and in depth ISt feet; mote
• No, 10. A certain lot,of ground . sitriate in .the Rot=
ongh aforesaid, bonntiedsonthwest byNO. 0. nortbweit
by an alley, northeast by No.ll, and southeait by Front
street, being parts - of lots Nos. 12 and 13 In said Kieh
ners addition, containing lu.frOnt 24 feet., and in depth
64 feet, inure or less.- . . .
No. 11. A certain lot of greund 'situate in the.'lior-•
otif-' ll aforesaid, hennaed southwest by - No, 10,--north
sVm4 by an alley. northeast by. No. 12. and southeast by
Front street, being rart:of lot No. 13 in the aforesaid
additkin, containing. In front 24 feet, and In-depth 146
No. 12.'A certain . lot of 'ground • situate in the Bar
'ough aforesaid, - bounded'eonthwest by
.No„ 11. - north-
Avest byin alley. - nottbeast by a forty feet nalAcidled
_Dock istrect: nod
.sontheast. by Front street, being! part
of b - 1.-No 13 in Sald addition containing in Trout Front street' 30 feet, and in 'depth. 133 feet, more .or
To. 13. A certain, two:stoiy frame dwelling house.
with stery - frenie kitchen attached; .a frameil
*table and lot of gropod,- situate in the Borough •
atoressid; twinded - sontbenst by land of. Henry
.yente..northerest by an alley, northeast by lot No. 14.
• and'eoutteast by. Ifrrmt street, being lot No. 15 in Paid
.ILlstmers addition, containing in . -I!wmt 40 feet, and In
depth 120 feet, more or less. • • •
N0..14 . .• A 'certain lot of, ground situate in the Bor
oUgh aforeasid.llxarnded sonthrialat by No: 23. north.:
wart by' an'allev northeast by part of No. 16,.and sOnth
east by. Front street: beirip part of lot No. 16 in saldtad
dltiou,containinic 'y !root Ao feet: and •In depth 030
Late that estate otssid dicea s sed. ':Teritis • and .condt,
dons made !thorn at the time and Place or aalety •
• _ •-- .I,OIIN 111413AliT, TTnatee. ;
By order of the'crphane Court;•• ••• •
, • • - . . Douarepr,
diriber.2bl.li, 1665. .-. 43.
L., WHITNEY
• •
BALNIKER,
GENTRL POTITMLE
•
AMEtICAN. AND FOREIGN,
GOLD AND SILVER;
Foreign Exelninge,
•
United - stntes Bonds,
Quartr*lt!ltersTo*PeTs.
And-Um:invent illoneY;
MONEY =l4 v ON DEPOSIT.—
:INTERESY allowed ha per special agreement
STOCKS and BONDS bought and sold - at
the New York and Philadelphia.-Boards of
Brokers at the usual. Commission;
Marcii.K..ss. • • ' 12-1 y
. . .
• I . BaWuxi or totaxrazi ars ian ThomitienetaxiDnar,
nce endeavoring to - dispia , e. of their. own an other pre
parations on the' iepotation attained by lieu/moues
Garoataz Paravatavioaa.-... 4843 m.;
riABSAIRE for wile et Oreenwood.
V. •• . GRICEMWOOD IitIESERY.
. . . .
RECEIVED:—A 'flue assortment o
Irlikynamakai for children, for sale, at IL BM
RAN , S, Centre St.: Pptteville•
. .
I„SZIATTEISED CONSTITUTIOSS RESTORED NY actuninva
*ritt.Acr Bcaxo - ~OcL 211,?,66., 4.34 m, " .
11118 LES, .PRAXER • BOOKS.'
1.11 ,
Just recetved'and far sate at B. BANNANI, a lee
•
- Pocket . •
. . ,
'Take's° .Mesre. Unplessimst and llskstite
Remedies for unideasiint and &metrics diseases.—
Use 1163:MUOLD14 NXTICAOT Buciw and istraovals Boaz
WARR.. Oct. 81.,14-2-44,6m
115 ts wiNnosir .snADllltil.;-.A. new
supply of Brown and Gold Window-Shades of the
lateit...patterns lust-received and for. see. Orders
taken fair Shades to be mule to aux size for
Balls and Dwelbriga, . • . • BANNAChin'!,
A: ready : and conch:Are test of the propettleS of
/16.111101.D . 8 FUJI Erra.ker Bones will be a compiaxi
son-with.thcise set rorth in the United States Dispensa
tory.. Oct 21, .
Belmbold~s
. . . . ,
PluittExtract Baehr isplestr.
ant In.tirste and odor, free from. all Injurious proper
ties. and immediate in its action: Oct. 41;
NEW GASH EITORE.-.just"opeit.ed at
the stand lately °ccuphill by N. C. Morrison. Cen
tre atreet„nearly oppoeitz - Market, a New: Dry Goodie,
Grocery and Provision Btbre, .in!.which will- be kept
constantly on: hind - a chdbw :in
of Goods in that
line. Also, Rueensware,.Flour and Feed,. ac.
The undersigned hopes by. strict attention to bast
mss, to receive a fair Share of the-public patrooatto.
• . • ROBERT A. GLOVEIL.
Pottsvillec October 29..64. . '44-tf •
CONCENTRATED BXTRACTBUCHU
'• • • /a ate Great Diuretic. • • •
CONCILVTRATItII EXTRAL7 SATISAPAZILL..
I, the. Great Blood Ptirifier.. ". • •
• • Both 'are prepared according to roles Of Pharmacy"
and ..Chemistry, nod are. the most active awl- eau
•
made. •• 1 •": • .Oct, .
CI KIRI STRAS PRESENTS-FINEAW:
I.3ORTIRENT OF SILVER, WARE. ` ;
- SuCh as, oyster tureens, butter dishes, Cake- bes.kets,
natters, fruit dishes. mugs; Also, a well selected ,
stork - of silVer knives, forks, spooni, bake knive. pie
knives, ladles napkin rings, and every article of table
cutlery—for sale cheap, by • R. C. GREEN;
Watchmaker tuid Jeweler, Centre. Street, Pottsville.
Z.:
ENGINEERS, DRAUGHTSMEN,
Z.:
dkc.—Drawing Paper,.in Bona or by the yard, tiff
ferent widtha,'Car plain and fine work. •• • •
. Aleo,'Bruwing Paper,' bucked with miii+lin; different
Tracing SSnalin, by the piece oriard . ..different Widths.
Tracing Pa Per, and all articlea n0r...41 by En,...nineets, for
aide at , B. 8ANN.A...V.4 •
JUlle 4.
'll. • Book and Stationery Store.
. . ,
Eelmbotara Extract lituctio hives health and
rigor to the frame arid bloom to the pallid be-.
:
acompanted .by many' alarming ' symptom. -
and if notreatmont ii,aribmittea to, etiturritriprion., n
Faulty or epileptic tits eneite 10ct.21„
Va.B . .•PEALE,
.• .• • .•
-; WIIOLESA.L.F ! . .D.EA.LICR IN'.;
BALED HAY AND STRAW,
•Bchoylkill Haven: ' • .
October 415. • • . • 40-6m.'
• .711 REC.VIVIIRDi sod foi- ROO at - li..
.13Olveer's :• . •
Marry:att.?'" Novels, .
;Fielding's - Novels, • . • • • .
• - Arlenaue . . Ward's, New Book—His
. : • Traivele,
." • The Story of the Grime Maeolt,
. I - • : P'oetieu I .Teib o tee so Abraham
•. • • Lincoln. • • • •
FEET GUM BELTING. different
100IJ sizes, at redoced prices., For sale at •
50ar k -REAMS niAlivraria PAPER of.ctlf
tarent welehts. knit recelml and for •aaie at.
' -:" B •BANNAN.S, 'Book and Stationary Store. •
INDFATIIIieCTIS Lit TAB' CATILDIP.
yarioes Pith , by the. thonsands and emalter quan
titlea aold ind printed at • B. BANNAN'S . .
: • •
Bookstore and Printing Ofilee;Bottairille,
CLEANSE THE SYSTEM . OF. ALL IMPERI-
.
Earnblished over a Quarter of a Century:.
' "Dr Swa) ewe" • .. "Panacea.".
. - ."Dr..Swayne's" • • PL;ILIFT ."Panacea."
• •"Dr:Swayne's" 'Panacea."
• "Dr. swayne.b" ' B L'o oD. ' : "Panacea."
. Swayne's".. • "Panacea."
Swayne's .
' , Dr.. S waytte!s, Blood.Purlfping - Paiuttea. 9 i.
, n)r.'Swayne's. Btood-Votifylng Panacea."
PoiScrernia, Ulcerated' Sore Throat, Indolent Tn
morn. bad effects or merenry; is superior, to any
remedy ever discovered. Prepared. only
_by
• • . . ' DR. WIRAYIsE & SON,
• 380 North Sixth Street-Philadelphia.
:Sold at:the Drug Store of lIENRY SAYLOR, Pottsville
Hr.f.muotros Barman! BILTCHI7 and . Insitovrn linsa
WAsu cures secret awl dellane dttairdere. In all their
stages, atlittle expense, little. or no change in diet, no
inconvenience, and no exposure. It is pleasant in taste
and odor, Immediate iu its action, - and free from all in.;
jarioits. pniperties. • . . Oct. 29, , ..65. 4u
LAE TB, BERG .41c C 0.,:
• .
• . • .pEpparrrostii. OT
UNION '..,1R0N
• • •
"•.: . -,. REATANG, PENNSYIVANTI. .. • '
Mantifacturerfi -or Polished, Janina', Chair.
•
coal, Consmou.Sheeli and Coal Sabato
-.* .. -. 1r05i.....1114.11.,•1i11l ZES. -•.•-.. • • .. •
• • August 19, '65 -'- — . ••._ . '. - SEtan*,..
TO MERCHANTS.
KENTUCKY JEANS,
MINERS' FLANNES,. • • • ' . '
. . FANCY PA-N'T STUFF, ac.,
COTTON LAPS,' .
PLAID LINDSEYS, •
STOCKING YARN,
The subscriber le now numufacturing goods of the
above description, and . epllcits the custom of the
Tiler - chants of Pottsville and vicinity, By pnrchaiing
-direct.from the Factory the above' goods cau be Dam
tatted ate leas price than they can be procured In the,
Carpot Tarn and Stocking learn made to
Wool taken at market rate-or exchanged for min
•Sa.mples of tombs eent br man when ifllneeted. -
• ' . 1 1 4110t.TAE; .
National. Steam Mil, 4th above• Walnut Si.. Reading
Penna. . . • • Sept.. t. •66.-36-8 M
ILLERSIAII.TRG BTEAIII,BAW
ita— The undersigned having large Steam . Saw .Mille;
-and fine stock Of Pine. Oak. and Hemlock Logs, at
Millersburg, -Dauphin' County, Pa.. are prepared to
manufacture, and forward to order, the heaviest bills of
Lumber fori3reakers,'Bridgee, Ship,' Boat And Car tiin
ber at short notice, to the cities of Philadelphia.
Balti
-more; Washington and New York, into: Anyy palates on
:the Delaware River, Union, Schuylkill. Penna.
or Tide Water Canals, or on . the -Northern Central,
'Pennsylvania or other connecting railroads. -Address
C.. MBCII CO.;
Daaphit Co.. Pa.
. . .
roo .
IVAN .1.0.1014 - Peefus7 41116 Toiler; sap.
- -may be had in all their .varsetv at the new Book
and StatintieryStore of - BOSBIZSIIBLL*BRO.:
Centro Street below TriLity (March, Pottsville.
IRON.
NAVE. manufactured by Lilly—the beet in
the country—for sale by , B. BANNAN. .
NEW . JUST,ICE : FEE - .
.reedy, new Justice -Fee Bills,. for, pale at.
••• .•• . B. BANNANS. Centre treet, Pottsville.
GAtETTIEERI4 of the U. • States Just - received
.and. for 175a1e at • B: BANNAN'S Bookstore,
Feb.:2s, as. , •-• • ' ' '
AMagnificent !Stork of late style Jewelry and .
verare very low, for sale by
7 ,109. DUERR, Watchmaker &
Jeweller.
Tft .11141. IMBIBER 1, T 1 NG at
.Se
-11
dueed Urstent...The subscriber Wes Just received
India Rubber Bating °f all. sizes at 9.5 per cent. reilue.
Bon on. the eldrAten...-AkCi all kinds of GamPacking
Gaskets,.&e.. at educed rates. . • B. BANNAN.'
A3IEIII N WATCHES, In geld Ind silver
=mil American Cloeks, and 'Jewelry of all 'de,
seription.si am tie obtained at the store of
M. I.I32IMMERS, •tiaent,
Centre street, Pottsville.
CIS=MI
13E11141,E1S PATENT NILATIEN.,— , -Jnet.
-I.- • received Pelnive Patent Slates.-with leer foe OM
ern.
Also Leaf Mennunadnms for. th e
packet. • Pnr rale at BANNANS,' Centre Street.
- Potnaille. - - • T . .
, ,
A 44
EE
ILrEI ARTICLE.
Very mat SElverTebaega Boxes, a melte' article • for
holiday presenta—forsaleltiesp, by -R. C. GREILI.
W,• , ..tker and Jeweler, Centre Street Pottsville.
1:1•141. tend Sitersi Ws tebee,..:A very one' le
x-x-itortsnent of Gold hey/famed Stiglielt. Patent La-
• ••••venrand American Witeheethe• - beetin the world-,
. for We at low pricee b3r Joszru DUIERR, • • •
April• El. . Watchmaker &Jeweller.
I'.HAESELR & SON,
- wholesale minden Dealers in .
Ffiliets* and DIIIIIIHNIde [fruits, Green Gr..
cosies, Proivisimuy - •
Got. Ciente and Nonvegiat St.a.,
Cx.tact 14. •w 4111
Saturday, October SB, 1865:
I'M LATEST uws.
•
. .
Georgia State Cenereatiliest..Amseasaa dice
by &aretbare Poritatantera4fecate at the .
New York .111har.!1aterresalita NUseelharay. • • .
The Goatee state Cenvention,' which Organised ou
Wednesday, elected-Hemel* y. Jolmeon, President.—
The State debt leaver $20,000.000:, •
.The Southern Postmasters etre'. to the Government -
2361,406 90. Drafts' are being sent them which they -
are required to my, li Is believed the , * greater , part of
the money can be recovered. _ • - •
The railroads conneetiog Iftelittiond and Charleston
bare been completed::._
__' . -
Allthe volunteer forces on' the ratineMest will be
murrered out. - - •. • •.,
11. S. Foote, late' of Abe rebel_goanatrient. appeared -• ,
before the U. & Court in' New In** be admitted to
the bar. Heine* the oath - tossu pport the Constitution
of the United States and that of New .York but refused
the oath Of allegiance, sindleft, unarm: _
The trial . grawtretiont of Radium* forsatire is. far
. thee pnetponed troika. OHL - .- • . .
General &Mu . Cochrane denl4 the report Rat he In
:tends supporting the Democratic ticket in rim York.
Caleb Muting will Maas Reir-Terftt WeATlefday
next, orisalniptatsntGweenraret. nail iad° Swope.
• Disler's. Mcllvainr. :Alfred Lae. Itatharit, Bareas.
'Henry W. - Lee„ .Bedell end' Vell;42t
Church..have published astaternentU~ivere op
posed to the action of :the Ida Veimentital fintinsing
to give thaniks lb, the BurSiot!, l 44l4 ll I_ B :!Plifa/ 1 " sad
the abolition of slivery. ' - • . •
E: has . been
tqoptiltded 0092Millsloner Of -
Internal Revetnte.', • .• ~ • - '
:It is said chit entire etOpenditareot. the :Government
during the carrytd. Sikii/._-$111f..9011 Mot exCeed
-*ilia* arrived In Wasidmi*ltt..on •
Thursday - • •
_
Some 8500 ' acres of, coal , and Mineral lands near
Richmond Dave been purchased by an association, and
operations commenced thereon. • . ' . •
The arrests of Fel:Mins - In Ireland continue.
The eholea is at Epping. near. London. England::
There is agent increase in the number of cholera ca-'
see athdadrK. UnDetober 19 there wee 540 mem and
'175 deltas,' • - -
The correspondence betiven *Mister Adams an d '
'Earl Russell still absorts,theattention of -Ragland.
• The fifty millions of five-twenty bonds have n
taken; and
,'the' Treaseters &Abe United
Stater- were On. Thursd ay hatructed to rectdveno more`:
subscriptions': - - •
S. Hepburn Pollock, son of Hon. James Pollee.%
ex Governor of thebtate, is dead. .
The friends and relatives of Artemus Ward. will be
glad to learn that he has come into an inheritrusne
in. England, worth 040.000.
.. The Richmond City (Mann has repealed all Ordinart-•
ces on neve. slaves. , : -
The President has pardoned the rebel General Bon
hain or South Dirohna. ' . . •
. . _
The Rioting' Ceti' Republican represents the opinions
of many.earneert men in the following: •
"The Republican party will Stake , no issuewith Pres
hint Johnson against his polity of leavin the regale.
Maw of the suffrage with i,beStates,riud it Isfair enough
to upbraid the few, who seek to do this:with their Rrm.
er willingness to let the SMith' go 2. but. On
cline of the North will not,permittlie suffrage gunflint
-to bemulhed 'aside. They romildet it vital; and they
mean to keep it before the people until equal and Intel..
ligent suffrage in established in every /Rate. , The next
movement will •be for an amendment to the Constitn:.
Lion to , apportion representatives to Congress aixording
to' the voting population, and this will certainly prevail,
because everybody sees that there is no other means of
equa representation and preventing the Southern
team Sta holding a large errata of power In the
• Government- No - party will dare oppo6e this , amend
mint, and, its adoption and reference to the States
would 'be One of the first. acts of the'rtest Concrete.
This amendment adopted, we shalt soon aee a party or
ori. Ind In the Soxitherti Slates for equal suffrage, and
it will be very likely to be carried in some of them guils
nation as, it is in Connecticut: At all events, the Re
publican party in the free States must make' en effort
for equal suffrage in their iespective Stales, or go under.
Nothing else ram save them. If they fall to do It, they
will lose the airport, of the men who are Republican*
from principle,while the Democrats who have acteci with
theta. and given them success In some Suites; will re
turn to their old party affiliation, 'when it is thus made
to appear that there is no radical difference bet Ween the
two parties: and the office-seeking and compromising
element alone. ill be left to constitute what vem once
the dominant pertf: '.. • ' • .
.03rJehn Mitchell's release is - confirmed,-'. '•
• sar G' or
.ernot..Mortou, of Indians, is very ill.
sirmii' Veteran 'Reserve Corps..will be Wins-
tered ont before (344trese meets. . -
Alexander IL Stephens left, Washingtonfor
his home in Georgia on Saturday..
Sir Tho residence of Edward Evemtt was sold
in Boston on W.eduesday for. C 57,000: .
ria-Gentral Grant is in favpr of mustering out
all volunteer generals who have not, been disabled
iu service; • . -•-. -
. . .
_ .
agir.The President granted pardons to ISO South
Carolinians on Saturday; and among thent wa
Wm: W. Boyce. , • . •
' WA mounuunt, costing 310,000, will be erect- • -
'ed at•Newburyport,•llla4s,.in honor of the fallen
heroes from that city: • . . •
itEar - J. L. Alcorn has been elected'U. S. St nator • •
from slissiseippi. lie and Governor Sharkeywill
represent the. State- in the Senate. . , . •
wNine children-were killed or wounded near -
"Bradeilburg. Kentucky, on Oct. 14,' by the burst- ,
ing of a shell ther were playing with.
gaYA destrtietive.tire. occurred in Charleston, _
S. C., on WednesdaV a week and a number of per- -
sons were killed by falling walls. :
• ffirGen. A. D. licCook has resigned. 'General -.-
Franklin, it is said,: will aeon resign to, take •
•
charge - of Colt's manufactoty'of flre-arms.
WA terrible affray occurred at an election pull --
in Fremont eounty; lowa, oh election da.y, in winch
ten persons were n
, so seonely -injured, that their
lives-are in danger. - • - _ • • -
girWatle Hampton ran against James L. Orr -
rot Gi:vernor of Sriuth Carolina; at the recent
election: In Charleston Hampton, ;received 661 '
vet.* and Orr 780. .
..Inive.California dates to October 2fst. ,
The funeral-of General -Wright took plies at - Sae- -
rainento. Fuller paiticulats of the earthquake
show it to have damaged property to the amount
of $lOO,OOO. - • ' •! '
airon September 19th, a melancholy affair oc
curred in -British Guiana. . A party uf 21 persons
in two boats, undertook 'to sail over tlie.dangerons
falls of thg_l l / 4 111BEEUIllii river.. One - the •boats
Capsized. and nine of the party were drowned..
rl3-0,1 the 13th instant an ordinance autticiri-
zing the 'Legislature to -assume the' debt con
tracted dnring the war in North Carolina, was
tal:l,•_‘d in the Convention of that State by a vote -
of 63. ayes to 50 nays.'_The debt is estimated at
$40Ct,000,000 specie.- . • '
• • WA - man in Cleveland, One day last week, In
Order to obtain a prize offered by a showman to -
the person who would take the most ladles to his,
exhibition, marched one hundred n girlsup to the
door and paid the price "of 'admission for all,• And
carried away hie ' • '
WrLucius Robinson, the copperhead candidate
fdr Comptrollerof New York; when a member of
the Legislature, in 1860,. voted fora propOsition to
amend the cenlititutlon to extend the right of are- -
(rage to negroee, and there -is no public evidence , . •
that he has yet changed Ids cpinion. •
A National Convention of soldiers has been
called to Meet:ln-Washington on the fourth non.;
'day in January, for the pnrpcse Of effecting a per
manent organization, and to urge upon Congress .
and the Departments, the justice tf employing sol
dier:4 and seamen in preference to others.
WThe .bcst time ever achieved *in trotting •
was Made at the Fashion ,Coursi, • Long Island,. -
on Tuesday of last week,' by . Hiram 'Woodruff's'
horse Dexter, which' trotted'her mile wider the
sivldla in 2 Mintltes and 18 1-15 seconde. _The
'WORKS;
nice-was fora bet of 45,000 made by R• T. Seed-
Ike that Dexter could not beat 2-19 in three trials,
which was .won- the. first trial. The best time
ever made *fore, washy Flora Temple, 249. i.
*Writes.; •
Puttiosiritti,Thtschty. October 26.
Tuz Flour market continues
. dull at about for
mer rites. Thereds'aothe Little demancl for ex
port, but at prices below .41:w views of holders. .
The only sales we hear of are in lois to the re
laden and bikers' atfrom4BeB.7s for superfine;
t9g9.50 for extra, and $9.fi1(t10,25 fur Nortll 7 ..
western extra family ; $10.5001.1.50 for Petnistl
'vaniit and Ohio do,. and nen 'tt bbl. foi fancy
brands, according to quality - Ever:Flour is scarce
and in demand at $747.50 bbl, the latter rate
au advance. Corn Meal is quiet and:we hear of.
CAR* YARN, bn
ORA.I.{.—Wh eat continues dull. at about for-
Tiler rates; tlmall sales are making-at.,from 223
and 230 c for n w reds; 235 and 200 . or prime
01d.d0., and 270 and 3000. bu , for white, as to
quality. Rye is , scarce ; prime Pennsylvania
sold at 120c.p bu, which is •an advance. Cern
continues drill andlwicerrare rather lower;
bu sold at 82And toa for fair to pima yel
low, afloat and in store. - Oats arc 'Viet ; small
sales are making atso and 51c 1.9 bu'
Cerrieetetl Weekly for the Miner,'" Journal
. .
Wheat Flour, extra nimtly, per barrel..
do • do • • do do.. per cwt.,—
do : •do extra .per barrel..
Eyedo . do' superfine, •do
e Flour, do.
• do . per cwt...
.Buckwheat Flour, do
Wheat; prime white per bushel
do. 'do rat . do
Dried Peaches, parer.. DC 'found.
,do unnar.f.
Dried Apples, • • dO
footordpt.
B ild . "4P Tugle•
POTTSVILLE. V ARKT;TS,
$1 25) Eitga, V dna;
$1 2ellintter, V 1. 1
I.olobeese, • ".•
s 50 Laud, -
• 8 75 Hama, • "
201S.houldars,, .
1 801 Beef bind qr; ".
- 901. " front "
90114atton, "
25 00 Pork,. - "
1.25 Veal, .• "
18agiir;
Sugar s'
Porto Rico, "
White, -
Crumbed. .. `•
N. O. Byrne. "
Rye, • Vbm
Soup beans"
Pea.. ..
Cbop. .",
Corti Ideal "
. •
Potatoes,. • ".
Hay, tom
".bale cwt
&rani, V ton.
•Plaster,''
Salt, .10 sari
Tim Seed, te
Llover*". .
Flax "
For nos.reteotion or inetintinenca of urine. tr
ritaticorrittilammation or ulceration of the oladder, or
kidneyit'diacases'of the'prostnite 'glands, stotxlin he
bladder, aticulus, gravel or brick-dot deposit, and all
.dlaeasee 01 the bladder. kidneys and (Impaled swel
ling -Ilse fleturiotresTtoro EXT*ACrt ;Boon:.
tober el. .'
NSW. EuRA4snaL,IP ST° lll43 *
H. SFIRIVER,
0101TREfirtaOLIR DOORS ABOVR IdARIERT.
porrovfx.f.z. -
Rai lint :m*ind a line arottment of I.ADIRS.'ead
GINTLEMENS' . • • •
0.0,0D5,
To which heAsviteat the atimitiozi of theyn . blic.
ladles mill here and • •• , • •
reakfino niaowir, • .
Twilight*.
Baineorile. • • • /
. Crinoline.
• MINNOIon
`Arela general ineortment of
TIMMS -as -FANCY DOOM
Gentlemen will Ansi - •
Wkite ebirtr. .
mag - Shirts. ' •.' •
• • Over Shires, • • '
. --171Oter Nhir g. s • - ' - •
jOraire.re.
IlertilkeroldeOs
'Calf and eu~ufiw.
: ' `•
.C.F4' threat abme Market.
612 11
6 06
11 56
T 95
' T 56
8 T 5
7'56
8 56
It 40
411
5 50
la 60
6 28
0 76
3.50
0.50
B'4o
2 50