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jNEMBILAISSIOI,OE.COSGRESS.
Congress will meet on-the 4th proximo.
Under differe,ntzuspicesk .than. when -the na
tion eiinfrtiiiiid grim Visaged War,:. it will
be aMnst' Important"- session. . the
elaveholders took the sword to establish a
'new Owe: of Which they openly declared`
Slavery be the cornergstnne, the ses
sions of Corigress were important,. to furnish
the Iniaiiiilwherewith We might save the Re
pUblic..- slivehOlding cause has perish
ed by the sword,` and now at the coming . sea
`of Congress 'several matters of infinite
importance to the future welfare of the, cam
try.,-1411-be brought befOre that body, a ma
forittof themembers of which are Republi
_ .. •
t'sriss
impOrtant matter will be the ad-,
`-omission of the 'Southern, Representatives: 'lt
bsibitided the President that three things
Itirehidispensible to the restoratifirt, of the
:Maui, -and the requirements of which Must'
lies ftilfilled by their - Representatives: They
tit:- The adoption of the Constitutionq
,Amendment. -
treli The repudiation of the rebel debt
3d. A guarantee that the freedmen shall
be protected:, •
In addition-^to these positiVe requirettents .
ne the. part' of. the President, Many - of the
'Repnblicannteinbers of Congress are,deter
- rained conscientiously, to hold fast to the
- ‘:"test oath," and require that the Legislature'
of each Southern' State shall plane the freed :
men - on the, same level with the whites before
' a single itepreieritative from the South shall
be admitted. Thus be seen that tin
less the people of the Southern, States who
•• were in Rebellion and who are conquered,
isbovr their l , action that • they accept the
llihnge which has taken place in their politi
cal status; _ that they consent to ali.ihe con
, :ditioiis the .President has inaposed, in fact
:come, pp to the determination'of the' people
. of the icorth on this question of reconstrue
'tion, dist they will in all. probability, stay
out in the cold a while longer. kis thought,
iu faCt; iii some quarters, expected - that Mr.
McPherson, Clerk of the last Hous& wbo
Willed] the new. House to order on the 4th
Proximo, will recognize and call fremhis ini
tial roll the claimants from the States lately
in rebellion, and that in this manner, the ob
stacles to admission will be overcome. He
will do . . nod:lug of the kind.
.I.aw and, pre
Icedetit alike tirbiti such action. On the 3d
of March, 1563,. Mr. 3lenzies, of K.entuilty,
from the Committee on Election& reported a
bill, of which the foll Owing is a copy :
" - That before the next of Congress,
and of oCery subsequent Congress, the Clerk of
- the next preceding House 'of Repeisentative:
811411 make . a roll of the - itepresentativee
elect, - and place thereon the' names, of alt &
person
and of such persons only, -whose credentials show
that they wore regniarly eleaed in ae-tordanco
eith the taws of their States respectively, or the
laws of the United Stateti..'
" Approved March 31,.1563.",
This bill was passed by the House, and'Se
,nate and signed by President Lincoln, all on
the same . • day, and is, now the law of the
land. 'Acting under this law, Mr. Etheridge,
Clerk of the House, organized the 'dew liquse
_On the 7th of December. leied,---although
was Opposed politijally, to the• ltt publicans,
—by calling the names, to use his own words,
and the words of the law, "of such persons,
• only t whose credentials show that they have
been regularly_elected ie accordance with the
laws of their States respectively, or with the
laws`of . ihe United Suites. " The action of
Mr. Eiheridge was approved, and Members
from Jfirryland, Missouri, Oregon, Kansas,
- and West Virginia, whose names were not.
. called by Mr: Etheridge, were, subsequently
admitted by resolution of the House.. 'Such
will nnquestiimably, be the course adopted
by Ile McPherson and the XXXIXth Con-
grew' We have no fear that men not quali
fied, Will be adinitted. Applieants for seats
-
will well to, see that they can take the
•
congressional oath, and that their constitu
ents have repudiated "the rebel war debt - and
ratified the anti-slavery aniendment to the
Constitution. . .
Another important matter that will come
before the next Congress, will be the ques
tion:of taxation. That it should be ,-modified
so ' that the luxuries and not the necessaries
of life will bear the heaviest burdens, is un
questionable. European governments-derive
their largest revenues front imp l ests on tobac
co,' liquors, etc In this country we have
made a mistake in not following the example.
At the last session of Congres& in plaCe of re
_ fusing to increase the impost on • liquor, it
-should-haveherm doubled and inspectors ap
pointed whose duty it should be to.see that
' not a gallon manufactured in this country es
caped paying its due proportion. This whole
matter has been conducted so loosely, that
the Government • has been swindled out of
Millions of dollars by distiller& Some hrgue
that if the Goiernment placed a lighter-tax
on liquor, the revenue would be larger.:" We
do not believe IL If the tax Was one-fourth
as light as it is now, the frauds would be as
great. n The rapacity of distillers and others
' engaged in a business which is an incubus on
the welfare of a people, is beyond description
_ lt is to be hoped that' the coming C6ngress
will du its duty, and impose a heavy tax on
liquor and. tobacco, and appoint officers to see
that no frauds -are committed. If we tax
flue articles
.of luxury heavily, the tax on
the necessaries of life,- in which workingnien
• and their thruilies are interested, will be light
ened. In regard to the income.tax we regard
• it as fair. IVe would however, like to see it
-changed so that' no income below $1000;
can be taxed in this way. The tax i; annoy
.
tng to persons of small means, while the
amount derived from them is comparatively.
email Instead of the publication of the in
comes which unquestionably has been worth
• hundreds of thousands of dollars to the Gov
. erntasue,, an officer should be appointed for
each diattict, whose duty it shall be to laves
- • ligate - where sespicion of false return - of in
come la entertained. The amount which
would accrue to the - Government by the. pre
sence of such an officer, Would far exceed the
boat of maintaining such a force
•
.' The CoMmittee appointed to revise the sys
.' .tem of tatation, add propose judicious
changer& will report -in 'favor of slue of five
cents per ;Poted . on
. cotton. This amount it
is proposed . to levy ou. all exported, while
there will he a drawback in favor of cotton
used in this- country for manufacturing pur
- posh- This would produce au annual re've,-
. nue of a hendred_millions of dollars. There
• is. a difference of opinion in regard to the
. - constitutionality of levying an export duty, a
matter'which will be' settled by Congress.,
Some think the prohibition applies only to
the, States. We hope that Congress will find
nedifficulty in passing an Act to levy an ex
.port duty on cotton. ,
Congress should in revising the Tax bill,
resolve to derive a heavy revenue from that
clan , now inordinately large, which comes
between the prodacer'and consumer,: leasen
- ing the profits of the former arid enhancing
the cost of living to the latter. We allude to
bet - class of drones, known as the middle in
terest, and which embraces traffickers,'" sha
vers," • lire are aware and ..will not deny
that in every community a certain proportion
of the poPulation is necessary to carry on leg,
•-
iitimate-nrcherige& But there Fare in this
• - Reentry. four Inueerte..nSarly Perseus ertibreced
in the middle. interest, aS - are necessary or
ood for the material prosperity:of the cone-
• .
, ' 1 I try. Tlley ,
,should bo taxed beatilk.
.%i it_
. 1
luttlat
: we will accomplish two . objects--derive - s
- large revenue; and force the.,suipicts number
of dronea to become irrodiMeza. - _
1 These are some of the :important , inettscree
yettleh will conni,:heforn , :the nett thegress.
If all Audi he - treated ii.the spitit otirue poi. 7
liticalveiniiinty,—brir-cintntry at once re - ?
ceira - a pew impetus, _ and its progress In .
wealth; . population and *ter will be the
Wonder of the world: ..*-- - 1 - . : '',.
...."_.
ISO&
trvisu,
ort,.
While we have the most cheering nevi's frOin
all sections of the country; while Pennsylva- -
,_
Ili* is with the exCePtiiiiipta few' bounties
like Schtylkll4 to thejight r path politicilly ; 1
while we have faith that the next :Legislature'
willanotnridery protest, force on us repugnant'
legislation,. yet the 'tax-payer's of
contra r ls7
- this County will secure the repeal of local]
taws and passage of acts to add to our taxes
and awallcar what retold& 'of the:public
propeitY. • In its last Convention the Copper
.heed party passed a molutiOn that its repre
sentatives be instructed to procure at the.
Coming session of the. Legislature ihe repeat
Of the road laws of this County, which have
saved' yearly.to the tax payers the sum of
$40,000. If the new representative& obey
the dietum ri`their.party - ;, if the Poor flouse
Seeator has another sweep at that Institution,
and the people do not mov&to check the leg
, islation which, might • be procured quietly,
' new 'taxes Will:be imposed and the public
property"of the County will became small
by degrees arid beautifully less.
I • Ta preventthe_.flood-gates of iniquitous
legislation from being opened upori us by the
party that rules the County, we urge that if
I •
necessary, a committee be.;
•
aPpointed to
•
watch the 'course of the members from this
County in the coming :session and' appeal, to
theUnion - metnbers - Irom - .other counties to
defeat the attempt to force upon the -Union
people of Schuylkill:Comity, upon, our:: tax=
payers, repiigriant measures. _lt would pay
our people tp keep such apommittet at Her :
risbrirg; for With a Treasurer who cluirgai
and receives some tweniy-fiie tboneand dol
lars a year for his services; Commissioners
who have:not time to guard . the interests of
the County, but who have time to get their,-
salaries increased and to vote themselves ex-1
tra pay ; Poor House Directors who dispose
of the Poor Houselands to the Poor • House
Senater at private sale at a lower figure than
could ImvP.been obtained at, üblic sale, and
a party
. witich is resolved to repeal every lo
cal law that protects the pockets of tax-payers,
we say that with this state .of affairs If the.
people do not. take steps to keep the flood
gates closed we will be overwhelmed at the
'coming session. The Copperheads are open
in their declarations that 'certain excellent
laws shall be repealed. It remains to be seen
if the Union people .of the County cannot
prevent it with the
_•assistance of the Union
members of the Legislature from other. coun
ties: We have now a decided majority in .
both the Senate and House All that will be
needed will be to, send a committee, to Her
risburtr, to prevent the passage of inimical le
cal bills. • Our peoplo will be wise if they
adopt this course.
. latest arrival from 'Europe, states :that
the. Fenian exeltemetit,:has -alturiat:..diod Om
in Ireland. • This is _uattittil:_ . .. The 'Prominent
and 'best friends Of the
old
. country , but here;...have - not:SParticipated
in: theFenian-.movement because :they :see
the.hepelessness of attempting tek liberat e
land Irma British . rule!:vadle ..Engiand, is at
: peace. Her military power is too . great ,for
united Ireland: What . .prospect .of
. success.
would there heTor : ErirWith her
a4.llsey. are at this time on: this ques:
thin?: The:Citholie clergy and theititelligent.
: and influential people of Irelaadare. opposed:
to the tuoVeineut, and ski not . coun
tenance: of. the Philadelphia
.PrOs, who native
landand .Who is conversant with her t:itua
tion.,. says t here ..is .no chance Of success in
this moveiient. t 1 New . York -paper.
not hesitat e to assert that the . Fenian
rtient in this country is aslei:as:the: leaders.
are:concerned, :a partizan.and: swindling ar
rangement:: Irish -,servant girls are ;to be
Swindled otit..of their contrilnitiMia to the
w tine the - leaders %will : atteMPt to
ride . intO office by ineaniOf their :male dupes.,
In Schuyikill County it: is : itmuSing,'to..Wit
fiess the parties who are: the' lieed . of the Fe-
Otris,... One who ..froths nt their meetings
about his readiness to:bare his breast .in. de-.
•
fense of bleediug Ireland, is -a gentlemanwho
when the Rebellion here commenced in 1861,
resigned the command of his militia cornpa
ny, and never moved a step - .afterward to
draw_a sword or shoulder a musket 'in, de
fence of his country. It is not likely that a
gentleunin who -will not fight for his own
land when she is assailed by traitors, will go
• •
very far to _fight for any.body else's -country.
_ .
Partizan tricksters of this stamp are at . the
head of the Fenian movement in OAS_ coon
try, and respectable people have nn . , coat
dencein it. , should like to see` Ireland
free, well.governed, and her.people happy
and prosperous, but such a desirable f result
can only be • secured, .when England has
a foreign war upon her brads, 'and when good
men not adventurers,.-lead the moVeMents.. in
behalf of Ireland. •
WIRZE.
The p üblic mind Wasprepared for the convic
tion and execution:of the-wretch iVirie..‘The
details 'of his criteltier, as revealed "on the
trial by the' surviving victims,•_ were ihorri
ble beyond precedent.' Fiction haS no •par
allel to the story 'of- thi's man's systematic,
fiendish treatment of the I.7nion soldiers con
fined' • at. Andersonville. Twelve thousand
men butchered to appease 'the . blood
.thirsty
appetite of the.brutal jailer! Death is the only
puniShment that, could be inflicted on Wirze,
While his fearful eritnes in another age would
have'consigne.d him to the lingering terrors
of the rack'. The Master of Ibis man, Davis,
I will soon be tried.
,Cognizant as- he was of
the: horrors of .Andersonville, his acquies
enceifnot direct aapproval of the cruelties
practiced by . Witz,o, should send him also, to
the gallows. Of the-two Davis is the greater
criminal. We would not be vindictive, but
Our murdered, soldiers, our siriclien Sair flies,
:the attempt intake thelifc of the nation, de
mand that the chief assassin,. the arch-traitor,
should expimetis great crimes with his lite.
Treason and murder must be punished or
the futtire of the Republic cannot be' , assured
against, a repethion - of the • acts of Jefferson
PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S THOUSAND POUNDER
Alluding to the silent amazement
~with.
which the Copperhead - organs receive 3fr.
Jobuson's.speech to tlie negro soldiera, the
Evening Post says: • "It is knottli that a
silty-eight pounder, or other - 11CAN'y cannon,
fired owe-the *eters of a shallow bay, will
kill, by its.concussion, the lobsters and hard
shell fish. They fall into convulsirjns, - and
perish in, great numbers. The President's
thousand pounder,- on Tueeday, seems to have
similarly effected. the people who call 'them
seyes Democrats. They are struck with
universal lock jilw, . They . are amazed- 7
'dumb-founded,' to use a Vulgar. phrase.
They make altogether , a veil , ludicrous and
pitiable spectacle." . .
His reCent declaration in favor of intelli
gent negrO suffrage finished those who were
left of , the hissing oarmints. ,
speaking of this Congressional District
—the' Tenth—the Lebanon 'COURIEa says
that we*must - redeem Every LTnion - man
in_it must feel, that we are shamefully mis
represented. The great interests.of the dis
trict dem2nd a representative whose_ sympa
thies are with - the s party. of progress* and of
governmental' tability." True, - and if we
.have thorough, earnest, energetic, organiza
tion, we vin.t.. carry. the District next yeat--
Let the Union men of the. District labot for's
.glorions victory in= 1.136 t i :. Beer-New Jersey
has -been 'Carried! After -that* anything is
possible to the
,dauntli:Knicin (ttlie
cotintry. • _
. _
- • -
the traitor Davis not, he par4oned
haS beenintimatc4l and
"seilf - out ut the Cburttrt,: sl ThaTresident sta
**day fait to itlele4tion of women ,
tit* BaltlmOre Who pre*ntikra petition .
inittor Jetts liarAou, ti t couilgeterarrania;
mints bad been.rnide . for the ef.irtir legal tri
al of Davis iccording to the lawk.,of the land.
Fe. `g4dd Ow hear Oils. ,Tlie -- rfeeiplie who
have saerticcd much to preserve the
Sip:l*ft feel the- effectrof IthaVtraltorli
11ttet, expect bun to . be -tried, and. hope ..:
if he is convicted,
,he will be hting, as a
, warning. to, men in ,the future ;
play the traltiii to a benisic*ttan'tl plat govi.' I
erntn i git; We endorae'Atidrew iohnson, who
said on the 21st of April, 1865, - '
"TREASON - MUST BE MADE nthOUS.
TRAITORS :MUST BE PUNISFrF.D D
pOVERIBF ;-:THEY.II , IISSrVYt ONLY' BE'
PUNISHED. RUT THEIR SOCIAL... POWER
MUST BE-DESTROYED „' AND AFTER. MAE
, 'NO TEE ASON ODIOUR;'-__PNVitY UNION :MAN :
AND,THF. GOVERNUEMT SHOULD RE.RE
IMBURSED OUT. OF THE .POCKETS'OF
-
THOSE - WHO - -HAVE - INFLICTED THIS
' GREAT SUFFERING UPON THE OOVNTRY."
aEL COPPEIUIMM.
Lenetrifllis to Kilpaiiick.
, .
A very large meeting' was held 'Brook
lyn 'on Friday of last* week, which. was ad-.
dressed by Hon. W.' D. Kelley; of
phis General Walbridge; General Kilpatrick
and General LOgan, • Gen. Kilpatrick, in the
course of his speech, read the following letter
to himself from General Sherman : • •
"Gellen4 Judsera Kilpatrick:
"Dcan Sta. I have observed with interest
your political conflict in New: Jersey. It is
really provoking,. haraly worthy of a serious
thought, but• rather ; of satire and ridicule, ,
the squirming pf the politicians called Cop
perheads. who opposed the war from every
conceivable motive. Some from sheer cow
-ardice, others to oppose a political party
•Some because they thought we. -, 3votild not
whip the :South, and now that is reduced to
a demonstration, have bard work to' explaitt•
their con - duct; even to them - selves. I. have
no patience With that class of men, and be
lieve•the peopleaf Ike South have more re
,spect for us Who belabored them soundly,.
than for the. Copperheads, who, nominally
. their friends, led theni deeper and deeper into
trouble.
THE ELECTIONS OF THE -WEE&
We have 1313 . space for extended comment
on the .result, of the :Week's elections.: 'The
Resublimes have :triumphed everywhere,
simply becauSe the organization whichcar- .
fed the War to an honorable' tertrileatitin, ,
has the confidence:of the peOple,•:. while. the
_ninth hour Converts are net trusied: - These•
elections will teach the South that the' North
mean to hare freedom and. Union, one. and
ineparable, and - that they will tolerate no
alliance by which the treat results .attained
by the war might be endangered... :,It "It
siguidcant. fact that we have swept_ every .
• free State from the •Atlantic to the Pacific.
But ,one: loyal State, Delaware,. has. a Cop
perhead Governor, and in a year or so she
will. fall into line. Truly, this people is
Worthy . of the freedom they. enjoy.
.. • .
HuIa:STE-0 .FOR TUE OaeukNs.--;,AS the.
contributions to 'the Orphans` ."Hoinestead,
have been. quite liheral recentlY, and .the
friends of the noble enterprise feel quite saw
guine that:success will crown their efforts,
•the officers propose that each . Sabbath
School contributing to the , fund
. $25,
be — said to hold' one share in the , Hone,
and' shall he entitled to name one orphan. filt
admis . sion into it ; - also, to have one . vote in
selecting-the spot where.the institution shall
stand--whether on Cemetery will, at:-Get
tysburg, or near Valley - Forge, The officers
announce that they already have an• avail
able fund of over $23,900, and they propose
at once*o receive orphans under the care . of
the Association in, a temporary way, in Phil
adelphia, übtil the fund may wtirrant • the
• choice of the country site and the perms - -
nent erection Of .the homeste.id. Hon. „Tattles
'Pollock is President of the Association.
BRICKS MADR PiY Isaac'Gregg,
of Pittsburg, hasperfected a steam machine
w.hichi is capable of making fiftv:.seven bricks
a minute, With this machine it is claimed
tha , fifteen men can make forty . . thousand .
bricks a day, and the bricks issue' from-.the.
machine already pressed,:WithOut -any • after
labor,
.Not only is the labor made less, and,
the.number vastly increased by this 'great
invention, but what is of much more impof
tauce to the-public, the_exPenses life so- di.
rrinished that the best-quality of bricks can
be sold, at one-half theprice now' asked, and
the common bricks at rates even: more ac-
ceptable to the consumer. - .
-Teas Village R6cord thinks that - the Pay •of
the•members of the Legislature is - too high
for the service . , rendered. ; One thousand
dollars for fitly-two' days Service this • , year
ith postage stamps throWn in ad is
certainly a -"lectle" too steep, especially as ,
the pay .in other. States _ is only from $2 to $4
a day, for sessions running from fifty to one
hundred and thirty days. ;We think with
the Record, that the Republican members of
the Legislature. should act, au example by
putting . down, the unnecessarily high salaries.
Retrenchment should be the ordefcifthe day
in every department of government. •.
Tar, Fair:tor the Solniers'_ and Sailors'
Home Closed on Saturday evening last. Two
chairs . were
,riven to two ball club's receiving
the highest number .of votea. They were
awarded 'to the - Minerva . C., which re 7
ceived 595 votes. and-to the Young America
C. C..-which recitiVed.s77 ,votes. Addresses
Were delivered by Gen.' Meade, and Messrs.
Gibons and-Dougherty, and'in original-poem
was Jecited by . DeJani . der._ The gross re
eeipts of .Fair will amount. to $BO,OOO, nearly
$25,000 of which .was .tattcn at the door.
The'Ary gm;ds department was, amOng . the
most successful; nearly $10,0 . 00 having been
realized.by it. • -
. . .
Trre SOLD! . IT . orn.LLIn all the elections
which have occurred since the
have
the
war,-the disbanded strutters voted :with .
the.tniow party with the : Same general, an
• cord.at:wheu underarnis - : •Tber.have every -.
Where,. East: an d :West, • treat ed , wit h :set 16 alt
the wooing..of tlie. Democratic Tarty to sup.
'port its tickets. Tlie trick - of
ry nominations to win their confidence in
'Petinsylvania, Olki:and lowa, has been un-.
. availing: The.: soldiers.... are_'' *placable:
against the party which - ntirsed.COriperhead
and
. whieli.:prortininced : the war.. where-:
In. they . wei:e'• pouring • out :their blood, r..4a
• failure the•pany; diditi..best to
bar. them from .the , beic. The army..
:Was the embodiment of the war apiritigainst :
the rebelliont . and it . is amoral
.that those w - hO cp_rbpsdreff it should, now turn.
themselves over to tblirparty Which was. the.
conglomerate .of. eVerylbing . .had..aby •
:measure of sympathy with ..the ;rebellion. It
is not in IMman nature. for an organization.
of men who have ponred out their bkicid for
any 'cause .to frateraiie•afterWard With thoSe
who:, sought to betray that - cause. Every.
' . day's : perils incountered . ; tor • t h e ... flag . only
madethe:soldier 'all the.. more devoted to :it ;
.-and'he; worshiped :it: the: Most:When most
rent-bY,:the..battle's rage. From the begin 7
.ning, the army hatedtill: factionists and real
•ccintents: That hatred has never .knoWn'
•
abatement, 'and .never will . The' return . . te.
:MYR life. w ill:make no
. .difference. . So .
_long
': aka , 'soldier breathk: . CoPperheadism '
..have a Mortal enemy, = -.M.:PRA • •
. .
Feszian JOurisal (Calholic)' on.
called Democracy"
There is. no need.Of affidavit to sustain the
following observatiop of the~ Catholic Frei
man's Journal as * tO-the state'of its own• party,
viz : `The Democracy are - disorganized •
they hive neither the spirit nor the organiza
tion of the old, party : " * .
EDITOR!M TABLE.
TEE Soy ursa's Casaarr for. November, is an et
eellent nun:it:ter. It contains in addition to much
intenstiiik.literary matter , a vies , of .Gatibaldi's
home at °sprees. Published by C. W. 'Masan- .
der, 123 Beath' Third .StroOk.Ph
, . . . . „,
fiCIMNCE 'TIE WORK OF 'ZIMOA
TION."-ThitiliS the title of an able .address' -de
livered oo thelsth of last July, upon laying the
- corner-atone'of..the Jenks' Chemical Hall,-at La
fayette College, ty"Rev.-IY. Heary . Clreett., 'lf we
amice . .we would make some-extracts, but .:we
eau only commend the - .mmirddetle, the notice.
of the public. It shettld•lmgerieralty ,
trittrwolsTaTzamtvzoillieiiat.—runn
-tloi - pnblisher, Charles B, Et:char:de:on;
.540 Broad
!eriiy.libii York, We'. hAve 'received a' coy y' elf 'the
November number of thie 4.1)1,y , edited and
..,,, • • • . .
esting military, magazine. .It. is , • an ; admirable
.
number: The contents are, ,Whe .may kill , in
War.. and who may not; Siege af. Morris shissuli.l
'Re: 7 of Seeking - the p l: Mile; BreverMajiy- (lea
eralllngh .Tnalsozl,_llsl4 "ck ; Pay•:Ditften'‘
United StateC.rzmy tslah - lank CartrtAlla
toms (poetr#4,l3lood-
.; Ild Anti (piadry,y, , ^l
wiz - , y Intelligence 1 . '-' Peßstrttruinti. , 1? ...
nail Navy In , ti06;_: . 39, 1 1 W6f, ' Ofied I.i - Y
'"- '
Is bzxr\no.
that the.po a ..orttie :-Magaine hilt
iii no irise " ed - 7. .e . . pilOhosiroftith
war- . • '''',.-:- ' :,%:".;•.': 4 !" •?is.;••:• - - .) . ..::-.: , .. , : - . - 1 77 '
.1 BuieucwooWs , l4iaStliteL •I•Gateber number .
bf - thiellagazitiereptiblisbedsby
- Ird Sizott &Co.; lievrlrcirk.' 'Heron
- Von Derck*
?Chief of Staff-to General li-Bz.11:- Stuart" . gives
part two of his "Memoirs of, the Confederate War
forlaidepeeidenoti;''Teisomeef hiaßnglifsli inail
?era this narrative of Major Von . Borcke, must be
wonderful. To Americans; speeiallythose who
Yreneactively engage,d iti the late" War, his state
-pientestobritbis* Tienionel . .jir . o Weiss and ; man--.
•nerizi'whicti he with inferior...forces invariably
put vastly superior numbers - of the •Yankeeti
to • ignominious _ flight,. are _Munchanie.nish..
Yon Boicke i-wtfuLl' do?well to: ,retire and - far his'
:yephtatirin saY malting ) more about his conriee
tien.withsthelillaireholders':•Bebellimx.?sThe rest
of the contents of, this number of:Blackwood; '
ere, part nine of Miss Illajoribanks, aninteresting 1
serial ;. a review of the : poetry of Giacomo Leopar
'di, it singillar;;ltaliiin genius; partlwool Switzer
land in Saintlier - and Autumn ; the Obstinate Ti
tan; the Laying of the Atlantic Cable. • . „_,
..•
quit RISTOitY • Or TIM GRIS&VBEBELLIteg," is
'.the titlenita newmork b' Mr.-Thomas P. Nei toll,
,• author ofieverelvalnible W late'e
orks; and late 1
of the Army and Navy -Journal, .which. acquired.
the reputation - dnring the war of being :a trust,:
worthy and authoritative jourrial. • This 'history
is, pnbliiiheil by 'L. Stebbins,- of Hartford, Ct. ;
'contains 778 pages :of reading matter;.a large
eumber Of illustrations,' (war scenes, portraits of
effietet, , etc.) • and as•it.sells for $4 50, is the
-cheapest book in the: market. It is complete in
.one volume. . • - . • ' ' • ,
• A perfect history : of the Rebellion we. cannot
expect in generation ; .but Oda is about the
most trustworthy narrative of the , events that led
to and the progress of the liar. that we have seen
and it must rank- among the - beat cetemporary
authorities: • It is not - a splurging .book .about
battles, 1,
or political :disquisition, but .a clear„
perspictionsi easily; 'and , compactly written ac
countof the war, &Leh as nine people out of ten
read, and will like to read. As a - book of refer
once-it will belighry valeed; since it contains
statistics, cifticial• documents, and earefiilla-pre
pare mgrap m .no ices. t a every tor an d
agliticia.u, at least
,grill appreciate. The style is
iniiid,-and the method - orderly, .and the very aim,
plicity and straight-forWardness of the narrative
will comm en d it-to all classee. : ' •
i885.' iov.'i
11 SAraiDAY;
,Suign
T. SnEnif.klr;
"Major General."
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13 iIT
AYJ...
16 . W1toNagai.
16 Tttligsti4i...
. . .
Sunday lact we had the • first Buoy" -of the sea
son:".The *either 'during :the Ikeeli . haß been
quits pold: • .-••• • _ • . . • •
. •
. •
. .
A'; ale of One HuOrki Giiveinnient hories
take.plitee'in this Berough . On. Monday next, 13
instant.. , ;• • •.1 . • • •
Tb-7norroia.-Forty7eixth • Sundly of , .the year
and` twenty-seeond aftefTrirtitY' Day'e length
IQ hours apcl 3 minutes.. .. • . • •
*.- •
- . .
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. . .. . ~
./3/yys have: . . , i)rtr ,fun,' lint :.don't `:.illitiney7. on
the nidewalka of our priiicipir thoriittglifares...L.
aur istreets. - are wide' onouly,h for ,the . 'Sport. .
On Monday the . -direetoes - of tho • Gritprnine.n
National Bank of , declared a -stirni-an
nnal - diTidend:of eight per cent.,: clear of ta-sma.
. . .
It is staled tlrat the. - Philadelphia and Resoling
Railroad Company inimul folding two.Allow:4lnd
coal oars to their rolling stock for thee;narling
• • ,
• . , .
• . The Directors= of the First • National Bank - . 01
.Minersville.im Monday last.deelared a aemi-anno
al .dividend of fire per. eent.,•free - from tax, pays
blo °wand after.fo.;day. .', .
.
Iteittem4ei• the of . ..snow
suggests the• reponsibility of taking 'care of the.
:poor in our midst, and the' charitable
. diSposed
shohld at once hunt them up, atid...ee .that they
- are provided arid cared forduring , the.eold blasts
of the winter'about setting' in.:
. . .
.
.
• Killer 0!). the Breaking of a' Stfrpe'Ohain.On .
Wednesday . . last as a. in'ner- named Elan Jones,: a
Welehraan, Was cpining up the slope nt Itypnlier's
Colliery; New Castle, in a car, the chain to which
the. car was attached, broke; precipitating . the
.urifiitnnite min tothe . bottom. „Eta was instant,
~Xciatt ltfairo.
Weekly . itiananac.
SUN 811e1
SIBFB• I sere
413 .• 47 Full - M. -3 3 Z trial;
6 : - 43A :.'460 Last . Q. 10 0 , -19:ma'tt
6' 4# 4 .15!..h r ew IL 'lB :6 - 4 .mtrg
6' 16 4..44f First . Q.; . 25-.10- 3 evn'g
. .
•:S Chi e n, en, .IVddriesday nuirninfr,.
INlartha wife 'of Mr: Harrison itiland of this Bor.
pugh, died, very suddenly.. Early in the-morn
ing she requeSted her 'bother' who hid be-en
sleeping with her, to get her husband's .break
fast. 'Her tuntherwent,'and,..when she :returned
-Mrs. Riland was dead: . :
londay . last; the Firi
N•ttionalTank of Maliitnoy. City declared ,a divi
dend of 6' . nei cent., clear of Governitiont tax, oii
of the, profits of the prevjonS six months, after re
serving .a hatidAome•.aorpimi. We unde . rstazu
that the bnShies4 of the Institation:is'ineregiiiin4
and excee&. ilie.eipeeta.tiori entertained :atistart
•
The "Pottsville Liteirry .
3ylll' meet
Monday e , •ening. next, at "4. d'elock, .in the 1)6 PP
numt of the First -Presbyterian Church (ft-v.• )1r
101,7, ). corner. 3lnilaritangp .and Third. Streets:
Exercise as folkiwe ti,ectrife . by Rev. A.Trior.
QuCstion for debate; "Is mlin . the . artificer' of his
nmti fortnne.": Tide question will be 'contionetlon
the Monday • • . •
. ,
. .
401. (her .and•• Tuesday _ last as
Thomas ".r..tirk of kill Creck,..was.alking tin the
yt.iiruad from Port,Ca.rbon; endeaVore.t to. get
0117 of the 'wayof two engines . 2
-inning - . d own,. but
.failed and hairy , struck. was run Over and
zi - day - or two before one - of his sons was.run- ov'er
on the BIIMB.rdeA, and hail.one artnseruSh
cid sd that .amputation wasrendered neCessary. -
. . . .
. .
Fall of Rock 'in a. retienel.'-- . On Tuesday as the
tiry evening train . froth' Philadelphia; ..was bomiug
through the long thettel.at Port Clinton,. a large
piece of rock fell from the roof a passed through
the middle Of the rear car,.carrying:a seat'.and
•portion of the, floor through - to the track:: : Forth,
*na ely.the passengers:who were in .the car were
- .seatrd at 'either no . peraon Was injured,
though all were: considerably: alarmed.' • . -
. . .
A prinorhatic voyage
. to Ireland, on thirty-six,
thousand feet of canvass; will he .eihibitetEatt
Town Hall in this :Borengli. : during the-coming'
week, by the proprietor and manager, Mr. nips..
McDonnell: There are many charming.scenes ,
in this .painting: by artiStS'of repute. A. &Scrip- -
live lecture will accompany the. panorama. -The
price of adthissiun is.fixed at s'cents.' Children,
15eents: The.merits of .this -exhibition 'and. the
low price.of admission must-secure ` large audi
.
.
• Schuylkill County Fenvile.Bible .
meeting ofthis Society. - was held nn - Monday eve
ning last in the .FirAt Presbyterian ; Church.
dresses. Avere ered - by Rev. Mr.- Torrence,
At - ,ent for the . Ainerican .Bible'Society.;' by Bey.
Mr: Riley. and by Benj.' Ilay‘Yood, - F. 9 9.• A reso • -
•lution'yras.adooted to move the derioattory of the
.S ,cicty Ma: public Made. TheapealterS •Iti:o;ed-a
'revivsl44..interest in the - eausenf.Bible distribti
tom in.Scbuyilt ill County. ' • ••,
.
. l .c:iare vies : led to state that the .depository
wilt' he, iu the futut e. at - the'booketore 0. 5.,: C.
..130d,byshell, Centre *treet. *. • • •,.
. Mr. Pa:trick .
'Barry;-the contractir, wi
known to onr citizens in connection- witlithe fac
that he,drove theMalianoy - Timpel, died recently
He very Prudently lirid his life in-uiett; and the
result that biS family is leftin coinfortahl
eninstances; By.reference to a card, iri , anoth
coliimo froM Mrs.. Julia A..2.1.h.trry,• it ivillht; se,
thatshe thanks' Mr.. Robert C. Hill, Agent hen
of the-Penn Mutual InsnraneeConipany, in whip]
Mr. Barry had - a •policy,'•for paying The • Money
even:before ehe..was entitled. to receive it .neder
the terms of the policy. • No careful ht3;b - andand
-father *will neglect to this ideure_to.•his funny
c:Omfort in case of his death. • ;•-• •
`.3tr: N. T. rifiehtirdoon,'ni Philadelphia ; Who is
atknoWledged. to 'be- ono - of the finest readers . in.
this • ' country, - will ' reading. obis
Borough; ..thsTow.n Hal!, on Tuesday even
ing next, :14th instant. These *llo_li:ice heard .
Mr.. Richardson will uot'we ardent's, Miss 'the op
portnuitrof again listening to lkiiiTini!ilfed remit ,
tion orsorne of- the finest. productions in the lan
guage, While 'thoSe who have never heard' iitic
will we promise theM, W . cleliglatedifthey attend
on• Tuesday evening.: We consider - Mr. ilichard
. son as an elocutionist, fully theutlual - hi. many, re:
spects, • •
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, .
The direptin's of . the Oatawissa .R.tilroad'On
...Friday. last conferred the lease .of. that road', to
the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad', for the
Ponsideration • of - . 4365.000, :inPtead. .1320,060
per annum,'as previously
next, the ' lease will be presented to the consider.,
*.ation of the stockholders. The contract beara
'date Novernber 1; 1865; and ii4,signed . by the prop;
"er . officei - s. • Possession of the road is 'to be given
on Dec. tither 1; 1865, and the term, of the lease is
999 years. The: lessees furnish all. .n.otis.e and
i3ther. poweri'cars, &c;; an ritri the road at their
own' expense; giving the Catawba& .$l,OOO
,: per
day,--which is over' 8. per cent. .011 :the' preferred.
stock, and 35 per. cent. arrearages due, as well as
B ! Per n'. . cent. ou the commo stoCk."
. , .
• .A ;stalwart Teuton Witly.tno much beer aboard;
While attempting on' Thureday to -drive' a . wagon.
around-the. corner of Second. and Malieutan,, ,, o
etreete,.mantiged to run one of: the. ii•ont Wheels'
against the curb.; The wagon 'stepped brit Hans
;He vent headforemost. over 'his home's
`.` narrative ". and came down With. a .eliock that
.made the . earth' tremble,.on the liroati crossing at
Rowel's.. without even ;injuring the
stump of.a - dirty claypiPelhat be held ilinilybe
..tween his teeth, Had our Teutonic friend been
-41ohei e .hie woirld' have been , a case -for-the Coro.
ner sud the verdietwould haye been t`' dislocated
,
-Distres sittiOceuri•eneS.f-Cin .- the. : night of the
31st ultune,.as SainuelClemetis . ..was. at work in
the elope at Windy' Harbor, he, slipped and fell a
dietetic° ofthirty yards, and tam inetautly killed.
He was an honorable, 'patriotie.young man. •He
served his country from the commencement of
the. Rebellion to its &lose. In the three months'
service he . wasa member or Company E, 16th.
riegt.; P.. V., Cala. Wielack. .On hie return - lie
joined Capt. Winiack's cornpail.in the 48th Reg
iment: He ptuticipated all the battles in
which the RegimetW watcertgaged s ,and was' dial
•tingtiished for bravery and :good conduct. lie
.waa the Oldest:offourtirotheng who served Ur the
tinme'Coinptitrv. liff. Clemens watfmarried buts
shorttime beforelis- death; and leaves a
.young
wife. Anti ti large circle of friendsl to . doPlOre, their
sad bereavenient. - •
1.. Hoese Report.:-.-The regfdar' monthly
_,meeting the , Diteetors of the Poor, if Schuylkillt
; 4 CoretZ t ilrea held 'et the Alms House, November
Breeek.szei Isaac OrwM, r.• . .
The follosing;10 - the' census of the. Hoare for
e Mouth ending Oetober 31, 1365.:. •
;--;. No. oi'Mmetee inHiMeS.• Sept. SO, 1865..
• • " . Oet: 81, 1865:::, '341
IsitTesse.b lia at meetl2.,•• • ..... 6
filo. of ituastes'.lloiiiiki Oot. - 31, /KO , '3 1 9 .
• to Agate time this ... 341
IMgessallist'year:o -. ..:''.. •
abnyC;49.are insaneandidiotiit; fisrun- ,
der medical treatment': 48 children. . • .
:Admitted during - . the. month,. , 481 - discharged•
'and absconded, S 2 ;" bound ody 1 ; . tsirn, 2 . ; -died,
'Lodging and meals *ere furnished in 92'persOns,
...Out. door relief:nits granted t0'•156 . - • persona,
immubtingjo444oo. - i•
"Bills were read; and:orders-drawn, ttmonnting
$4,229 05
55,101 70
Previous home
Tikfal in 1865
. . .
Presentation to John T. Werner, , .F;sq.—No cit
fzen.of Sclinylliill Uonnty, did , nore. during- the
War;'-in his individuarcapacity, at, home, .to np
held the Government and. urge volunteering to
subdue armed treason," than John T. Werner,
Esq.- time. And money were giveii".freely" to
the cause ;. unselfish patrietiSm
was ma,rhati.and exceptional. The close. of the
Rebellion . and the splendid Union victories at .the
ballot - .box ..which culminated .130 .rnagniflcently_
this week,,suEtgested to the friends of Mr. • Wer
. ner - who is so deVoted a chainpion of the, Union,
the propriety of evincing in. some practical way,
the - high regard they entertain for him as a titan
and a patriot. Acting on the thought 'they
caused to be prepared a. very fine ebouy cane,
with a Massive, • richly chased' -gold. head. ' in
. setibedas follows : the • Citizens .of - eleituyt;
kill County to JOHN T, WERNER, for his rinieljieh
: devotion tothe.•Gotiernmenr- on& his efficient Ari'r
nicest in behalf of the 'Union Veering tlie.kile leebel
.
On: Thursday
' -evening last the presentation•
tool place aftheresidence of. Mr. Werner - in - the
presence of a number.of his friends. • Lin Bar
tholomew,.Esq., made the . presentation in "a few
appropriate, truthful remaiks,. at the conelusion
of which Mr.-Werner expressed his • thinks for
the gift.
The 'Sheriff sulise9eently . . enteitaineil his
visitors, the whole affair passing off in the most
agreeable manner. •.
•
. .
Proceedings (1 the Borough Oftuncil—A Stated •
irioetim„.• of Council was held on TuesdayeYeriing
list:. Present,. Messrs. Moyer,• Leopard, Morris,
Gressarig,:..lleffuer, Grifdth; ' Nagle,.
.Dob.on,
Cochran, and Reed. ?rest. pro tem,' •
: 'Minutes of - previous meeting • were • read and:
adopted: `
. •
'. St. Coin. asked that matter of 'curbing, paving'
and ,eutt..ring, as far its '•narties
hetirn are:concerned, - bellcontinued :nail. next
season.: Same Corn. reported paring and gutter-.
log at Centre and High streets, contracted fur,
and inlet at Callowhill .and Railroad itreets, - cem-
Coin: on Fitiance's.nd Accounts recommended
' thatsl.o - 'damageii be • paid Wm. :Walker. who re
ceinlY fell thrOugli planking in Railroad street..•
•,
Corn on Fire. Apparatus reported Bohannon Sr.
Sclinerr not liable fur damages, in consequence
of.arunaWay team: belonging. to them breaking
Aire plug at Third street, , . • • ••.
• Curn...ort Shrvey reported' change laf, grade•for
Higli street between Spruce Ailey and .Morris.
street,.which was adopted. . • .
Statement of the. ormigh'Treasurer read.and
filed,
'..* •On motion 3: S. Hawley was alloWed cony.
Borough .grades mid purchase a book :for 'the
.
. • OuniumnicationefWatehmen, and statement of
..Burgess on Subject of collecting? fines.. froth ye..*
- grants, was rei erred to the ,Ordinance 'Cc. >remit
tee. to consult the•Solieiter. <
"Lamp and Watch:. Corn: was _.instructed to. re
mode the lamp.: at Tenth and.Nowegiati
Norwegian . Streets.- •
Ou motion it was.reSolved• *that E. Meie*inkle.
ho nriti*d-foremoVe his poiclar, fliglv Street,'
Where upon tee paveinent.• ..• ••• ..•- .
:The were...read, and • ordered to
'he'paid . • -
...Francis Weaver:.
E. 0. Parr Y... • .. • .
• 'Wuf. Walker
•
J.. - McAnally.'. . :.. • .
Albert Itenuard •
. Stich= .1... Thonipsen
Pour watchmen
• Jacob Rienzi°.
Street hands, : .
it:divert' hands:
. J. Madera_
Bro
• B. Barr
fiIiSQN% CHA.NOre
Previime issue
Adjourne.d
.•. • . . . [commuslckren.) • •
A regular meeting.of :the Schuylkill •CountyEduca7:
tioual Association was held in Schuylkill Haven, Sattir
day,,NtWember 4th, 1865.• The extreme. inclenienty of
the weather prevented a 'huge' attendance: The meet
ing.. however. was called tri'order by Vie. President, Mr:
A: H. Rauh; of Ashlan&-• The minutes of last Meeting
were read and adopted, after which the -programme':of
business was-taken up.' , -Election -:of • Olteer}3 being in
-or.dci, several persons Were put, in nomination for, the
various -offices' mid an election entered 'upon, which-re,
sulted in the . ..efectidn of the fullosiring persons, viz:
`For President; Mr. Ranh; Ashland ; for. Vice
•
President, Miss Jennie Brmitn.'of SChaylkill Haven;. for
Recerdintz S,cretttry. Mr.,11. M. Hannah. of •Schuyikill
Haven :.Treasurer,. Mr. J. A. M;Pasern•ire, of Potts-.
vine Uorresponding.Sersetary, Mr. P: F. Mudey ; Ex
ecutive committee. Messrs.J. Passmore."Thanen
hoiver. E. T. Burizan. - thlii Migsen Gress:int! and \ludup:.
for Critic,' Mr. T. David'Yeager. of Port Qiirhon. . •
.
A report was - read by Mr. IL M.:•llaunah, on the "In;
crease of Eductitthiliti Means," Whi6b was adopted with
out discuSsion. Mr. Bruner: . of. Ashland, read a repitrt
on
SvhoolOovernment, in which-the question of whis
peyttuz di eu_ssed The: report was adopted
without discussion'. The 'Ass.iciation then. entered
upon-the disc,ussion-of thequestion,'' , What is ihe best'
method ol:preveining whispering lit Scholl The de
bate was animated and interesting. several - .gentlenteit
- participating. thviviii.. - The . majority scented. to'. ilia=
countenanc& the no-Whisliefing rule, and arguild the
impropriety of attempting the enforcement of any'such
rule. • After the debate, Ml:Channel !Tidied 2:0 titllend
the eonstit ellen in reference to platte:ol meeting, sri
.
to have. the meetings 'held 'alternately at Pottsville,
Schuylkill Haven and Minerseille, havinf given no
tice of such an amendment, a knig time sinct. The mo
tion was agreed to, and the &institution iStgainnended.
• The Association then adjourned. •• . •".
T. BITEGA:4, See.. Pro Tern.
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We' cl ipthe following' 'from' one of.t.he.Ptilladel-.
phia daily papers: • Our people - visiting: or sendins .
down to the city...would do well 'to. make - a note of it".
.
IWnetnimitlkei ar:Brownliir
Ttilaestabli4rientjocated at the corner cif Sirtn
andMAnharSis..{PuitsocLrui:A. familiarly known as
"OAli. HALL," is probably the largest and-bes.t con . ,
ducted "Ready Made" Clothing and - Merchant Tailor
ing Ilinisein the State.. t Their - superior" styles. efeel-,
lent workmanship. and. =Aeration:lli .prices; have
.made their House deservedly, popular. • ' • .
In their CUSTOM ';DE:"ART,MENT, where elegant
Ostiur.ivrs are 1114Dc_ui OithEß. none but .the: very .best
Artists are ettiployed, - ,and the 'fine- assortment:of Ma
terials to'select from enables every one. to be well
:Samples will be sent by ., Nail, and ,instructions for
mezeuring, wlied•writtee for. •
. Nov. it, ,tip
FURS.. FURS. FURS:
WROLESAIE AND RETAIL.
. • • .
CHARLES. OAK - FORD .•&•:.SONS 7 •
-
'CON 9eINEN T.AL HOTEL -
. .. ..
• • • • - PRIL4DELE'HtA. • '' . :.. • -
Dave no* open their' large and splendid stock of - . ', , •
LADIES' FUR CAPES, -. .• - . .- - - - • •:. • ,
. COLLARS,
• ',. . • .„MUFFS
_ , • • -.. •''
• . • CUFFS.. - . • - , . -
' .. . . . . , . • GLOVES. - . • ~, -•-.. •
. .. • ~ • AND HOODS. - • -
•.
Also the fines[ assortment of FANCY FUR"ROBES;
CAPS, MUFFLERS, and GLOBES ever•beiore•effered
• by them, and . ivhieh areAvarranted to - tie as represented:
.. -"MIMI PRIING -VUKS,BOUPIIT•,'
The Bridri I , Chnosber, an 'Essay of.Nyarning
and Instruction for . Yoting : Nfen-Lptibl
tird Associaiidei.and pent. free of charge in sealed en
'velopes. Dr. I._ SKILIAN I.
liniiardiAasociation, Philadelphia, Pa.. • • •
„.„ I. rFeb.ll. • -
• •'. HAIR DYE 111.11.11i . D'VE
llntchelcies • Hair,
.Dye'l - is the beet in the -
-world The only irne and perfect-Dyellarmlessln
stautt..ieofis- and Iteliable-sprothicesn'splendid Blaclt
Natural.BroWn—remedies the ill 'effects of. Bad Dyes,
and frequently-restores the original color.- .Sold by 'all
I iruggistso k The acnuille is signed, Batchelor, Si
Barclay Stret, New York,- -' l. -
'. January 7~1865.
Hall's Vegetable NiciliatiHair Urneiver
has' proved itself.t.6 be. the most Perfect preparation' for
the bait everoflered to thepublic. . •
It is a vegetable compound, and. Contains no injurt
busproperties whatever.. . • ' •
IT WILL RESTORE GHAY ITS ORIGI
NAL COLOR.' -. • • .1 '• • • - •
It wilt keep-the . ..hair from falling out. • .
It cleans tthe•scaly and_makes the hair Softi• lustrous
. • It fe,a splendid hair &ening.. , •
Nci person, old or young, should fall to rise , ft..--
• IT IS RECoMMENDED - AND: USED . BY THE
:FIRST MEDICAL' AITILIOEITY. ,
' • rarmti for Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer,
and take no other. • • ••• '• •
. ..
. .
• • TO PLILIFY, • E.I , ;TUCITTIIE B 1.601), ..A.Nli BEAUTIFY the
cnmplexion. use ifelmbold's 'Highly eciricentmted Elm- .
'hi - Extract Sareaparil a. lYne bottle Kenai In strewth
.one gallon'of the -Syrup of Decoctiou. • •-•
• •
Army. Itch, 'ret;e . r„ All Eruptions : _
DR. SWAYNESALL-EIRALTNO OINTMENT."
" DR.SWAYNE'S ALL-BEALING OINTMENT,'"
No case so obstinate,- or long standing, it will not
cure in a short time, all kinds of Tetter are permanent
ly cured. Army Itch.. which ;is so prevalent, it never
fails to cure. Chronic Erysipelas. -Salt Rheum. -Ring
worms, Barber's Itch, &e. ; Eruptions. covering the
Whole surface or the body, old Ulcers of many years
standing. that put at defiance every. other mode of
treatment, all yield to the healing propertlsat of the great
vegetable salve., . • '' . n
, • . .
Price 50-centa. - By sending 6- cents to Sivayne
SOn. NORTH SIXTH Street, Phi ladelphie,:a box
will - ife mailed. to any part of the United. States,. free . of
. Sold by lIENB.T SAYLOR,-Druggist,
R. P. HALL & CO„ •
Nashua, N. IL, Proprietors
For sale by'aU drtiggists
Azigubt 12, •63.. .
clioi.Aii..s - .:. Nnp:ll4ittice..
I% 0.'140g
•••- - -
• OrTrinity" Epiacoioill Church,--While the
Church is tmdergoing.repalre . services be held in
the Court Mouse at 10%' (Pelee& A.M., aina Th' P M..
tor- Welmis Congregational Church, Rev. ,E.
R. Lewts,.serrices every . Sabbath . alternately, at. Io
o'clock, A. M. and 6 ceeloeli, P. M.. •
lat'lltuptist Church.—Suidaymorrihig ser
vice CIOK ceelock.) corner Mehantonge and 7th street.
Stinday..evenlim service (7 o.duck.) Id street, near Cal.
, • s• 11. B. AUSTLX; Pastor; .
• . •, , , ItesidaneeMahantoneo above TO Street. "
raryirst Etreabrierian.Chfirch, Corner
hantongo and. Third Streets. Rev. Is Rum, %Flo.
.tor. - Services; Sunday_ 10)4 A. and: 7,;$ M ex
cept on theed Sunday of.every . nienth, when the second
eervieo,A-11. at:330%.P; .11, Lecture; Thursday
evening at 734.. 'Sabbath 'Sehoel, 2 P. M.. :Prayer
"Meeting, quarter before 10,l'ilandar morning. • •
. • .
- -
.
• VP" Vittitial.'lriraeker - Illesedog. :every :Rttedny
morning. from 8% to 93 o'clock, In the: kernel Church •
on Second Street,'betvreen
_Market and Norwegian Bti:
All'are invited.'
re - Evannelkcat 6831awhnl--
.Rev. Sivrt. O. Raceme; , Pastor. wilnireatch Pennan ekr.
erY Sunday morning at: 10 o'CloCk, the
Ryening nt T,M4tock. . . •
•tar to. Gee &tat Reforme d Chuiri.ta,k
Street. Rev: J. 0. Rceanta. Pastor. - Regular tterviee%,
.;alternately. in the Gernn'
iaandiltglish - langhligeso 'ev
ery Sabbath day. at in A. M. ..t.T P.. M.. Prayer Meet-
ing and Lecture eery Wednesday evening at T. P, M.
October lkh and - Ritgßeh -In ,tbst_..woro:9g and.
German In-the . evening. ' •
October, 15tit lind'atii,.:Gerinin` in- the andagni and
English in the evening. _ • _
- .'11, - Bittettilediat I . .
Chortle Secandetteet, above
Market. Rev. J. B. Alcenitonan, Pastor. Services.:
Sabbetk;iit-lk and-7, P. M.' Prayer Mee,tin
- Tnuality evening, lit7g o'clock • • •
. .
:'AEI Mairiage Notice,' timid be 'itiorniapriated teith
cents to apperir in the Jolla:Ilk . .'- • •
• DONICE-:-B.ASSETT- - On the 4th Inst., at the hoiitte
of the bride's father. :by the Rev. J. B. McCullough,'
Mr. DANIEL Dot.INE-of Mechanicsville. • to' Miss - S4n4it
Ori'tsught4trlM'llo: l4 uk 4 tlMlM lo4.ltie..l4l:'
. RICH-TiIOMPSON.,On the 9th.by Rem.
Jo4ebb MCCool. Mr..Joun 31.1ticif and MO .A.vOnt..4
A, Tuonitsota. all of thiaidati. .
, . .
559,330 75
. .
' • Simple: an iinuneeraents deaths, free. Those, ac.
ompanied with ii3Ofees; ...*c.;intsat -be paid pr, at the
cafe of ,101iterita.:tie7tine. : • .• • •
• _
FOXOn Tuesday. November Tth„ Arils - ST=lre%.
'eldest dati;titer of Augustus and Elmira It; Fox, aged
6 ymrs, T months and 9 days.' ' - :
lIIINTZINGER—On Friday nnwning, the 10th inst.,
Etx.aamt.WOolasos, wife of Samuel HantaingeEsor:
of this Borough. aged 66 , years: 6 months and 12., days.
The funeral.will.take place from the resideneekot her
htiabanit Centre Street, et' Mom day the 13111 lest.. at
I o'clock, The.relativen and frieridevfthe•fam
ilPare invttkd . to atten L • ', • -
_,'KEMMERIANG—Cktober 29th., in V7aahington Tp,
HSItYIiENIMEttI.ING,/Igpd 61 years, Ilinouths and 1s
KIMMEL—On 'the .let .of Noiember at: Fountain
Springs. Schuylkill County Crtais•riN.a. wife of 'Joseph,.
Kimmel, Mille aSth year of her age. ; . . .;
' LF.IBr u WmhiMaon,..D. C., on. Thureidayniornlnz .
Id list.. Mrs. -1,1Auv,,E...V. ,- Lant,• wife of Alexander R.
Leiti,"and daughter of Clement Woodward, Esq., Ta,geti
2.l.yearts, 11 months and 19 days. • . , . .
MOSER—On the let or November,.at IdcKeansburg,
Schuylkill County. of Typhoid Fever, IsA'Ao" AB,seu, a
soldier of 'the war of .1512, aged . - yeare,'l month and
Tlevrat..'married fifty yearStO the lady who actrvivea
him.' }le bad ten 'children forty-nine. grandchildren,
and_aii. great-grand children: • -
REED—November Ist, atthe 'residence. Of her. tins , -
band.„Mrs. Louisa . ; wile of Israel Reck Esq,,, - of Barry
Township, Schuylkill' Co., Pa..aged..so years. •
RILAND—In This Borough; en Wednesday, No
vember Bth, MAirruA, S.,' wife of Harrison Riland, aged
26 years ; 10 months and 29 days. •
-''he relatives and-friends . of the family are respect,
fully invited to'attend the -funeral from - the residence
of .her husband, on Norwegian shove 4th Street, to
morrow: (Sunday) afternoon,' at 2 o'clock. "•'
"Adorn .''the Gimveit ',et the Dead.?'
TH.g, , -.M.A,R13 .T_.Vi,-.Y.4R.p,
• •
AT 11.11.1NERSV.ILLE;.:
. . .
Has been re m oved to the east end of the trim], corner
Of Sten : betel Mimes and Pneumatic Road.
• The undersigned respectfully calls the attention of
the public to ins - stock of • • - • ,
•• ABLERICAN& ITALIAN MARBLE, • .
Which. he is mimufacturing into Tombs. Monumente,-
. Head and Foot Stones, Mantlepieces, Table and Bureau
' Tops. Window and Door. Sills. Steps, &c., also, Posta
, with Hailing. for cemetery purposes. Lettericgof the
best styles done in German and English characters, and
all kinds sof • OR RA A. 3113 N T,AL WORK.execu
ted in the' hiehest style ofart and the, most suihrtantial
. Manner., Ire also has now ready,.some,btututiful sculp
tures made oat 01 'ltalian' Marble, consistiou a'some"
very neat dtignit for cernetery•purposw.•such as carved
Lamb's, Flower Yeses. , Urns; 'Doves. Pldoe. call
and examine for yourselyes. , • Prices are yery low.—
.Work delivered at-u di-tance free of charge. ,
EISENBROWN; formerly of Northiand Co.
, •
August 12. `63 . • .. ..7 32-3m'
- -
GENERAL .NOTIC!,&S:
_„„ • NOTICE Is hereby given - that •0n.. 1 40:Yi!.
• DAY..NOVEMBER G..lS•ti6; - the rir . E4 Xs:
tiiinal Bat* of Illahanay City. ' d6clared setni-anntial
dividend of. G per cent., clear of•Giivernment tax. •
• •
Reid. 1....T0DE.it, Cxahierc••;
45-11 • '
:2¢.57'
120'.74
10 00
25 60
6 50
6 00
17 44
186 00
49 10
142:69
yam. •
itIf6SIERSYILLE ,;
--T ' Pa. November
,• 11.863. he Directors.. Of the First
Na
tional Bank of- INfinersville; Pa., have, tbi - day de:
chned a semi:annual-dividend Of-five per neut.: free-of
tar, 'payable oh and atter Saturday. Nnvernbilr 11: '65.
Nov. IL'95-45 It'. S. KAUFFMAN: Cashier. .
308. 87.
1. 175 00.
33 00
13.87
, . . .
. . . .
"cprpik.„7 - •G . OVEUNMENT NAT.,. - - RANK;
1t1 ) .
. • Poitriville. Nov. 6,• 11665.- • -The Di
.
reetors have this day dtelared liditideid of Eight per
cept:. for "the • last six. m ,. :nthS. parable .on • gemertd,
clear of tilleli. • ' Li. It. BUNTZINGER,'CROIier. .
Nov: 11 '65.. ' • • • -• • - - ".- 464 t.
$1,179 34
8,930 53
310,109.91
OF'FICE OF TEIE MT. CAR.
.BON IKAULROAD C0..---PIIILA:-
DETI.PITIA: November 4, 18tIn.—The Annual-Meeting
oC thgStockholdere of .this Company, and au election
for a P.rettidenkand Eight .Mantmers, will be. held 'at
No. tile, Wa:mitEtreet, on' MONDAY, the -'4th day of
December nett. At 12 otclOck, Mi. • • .:
WILLIA3I-11.0.131N50N,. Jr., Secretary:
tiov. 11,
• • * VOW DRIVING
TIJNNEL on the pelong tract, one
mile aboVe litiddleport, will be-received .by the under
signed up to,the 20th in's.t. Specifications and dis
tance a Terre' can be seen by any person wishing to
cmitract for: thti . same, as a Tunnel 19 'driven on the
water level through„
the samo strata - • . • • .
31...311.7RRAY, Valley Furnace.
457.1 t.
REM
. -
MOT~CIE.--\once
is' hereby given' that
• booltelorsubseription :ty - i the - Stock of the
Schuylkill Haven Gas- and Water Conspa-'
ny .will he opener" at the public house .of•-Mrs. - M. A.
Koons the 13Orough Of Schuylkill- Alprt
e, on , SAT-
u', the '2stli'day of. NOVE.MBKR. between the
•hours of 10. ouock • the', forenoon and 4 o'clock in
the afternoon: • ' 4 WM: B. RUDY, Secretary.
Haven, Nov. 4.; '65. 45-
MEM
T E NEW - YORK. St3IIIUV
}KILI. C0..41. COM PA niv—rwo
ticii..i.Proposals will be received at . the Office of the
Company at Woodside until Wednesday: I:foth Decem
ber next, for supplying the several Collieries with
Props. Gangway Timber Sleepers:, , Lbggiogs. .and M 1
other tiratice,re - yaired for thamines during IS6a6.
Proposals:May state .one price' if said •timberls cat
mi,the Comicany , s •lands,' another .one if - the aame "is
providedby the contractor. For farther - . particulars
- apply to Mr: JACOB GLOVER, ;Mining Superintend
- eut, or at the*Othee of the Company at• Woodside.
• , ' •.. THOALAS:VERNER, Agent.
—W6thiside. Pa., -Nov. 4, '65 • : 45.6 t
~CA6D:---11[nlianoy City,•Novem
ber 43th,'.1865. •• .
ROBERT C. Agent Penn littitnal:Tosu
rance Co.-Dear Sir:- 7 1 - bave :title day . received, from
you. the"clieck'Of the Penn Alutual Life Insurance Co.
for Twenty4i.re.llundied-poliarsOullill, for
13V Policy of Insurance on the life of my late Ittieband,
Patrick J: Barry:. anti, am under many 'obligatiOna •to
you mid tit the Company you represent for,yonr.consid-;
erute promptheis in paying OIL+ money- before I was
eutitled , to receiv . eittinder the terms GI; the : Policy.. •
Very „Respectful 1y... :
CSigned) . JULIA A: BARRY.
45,4. ' •
Nov. ii, .65
• 31(!killg °Late Striek
holders of the lilack:Henth Coal Company,
uill,be'held on TUESDAY NOVEMBER 14,18115, at
.12. noon: - lit the Oilled of Company," N0.'302 WALNUT
STREET, in the City '-of Philudelphte At which time
and place there will.be held an 'erection for a Been). of
Five Directors. : GEO. W.. REED, ..Settetaty.'
TWELVE RERRIKOTISPES can
be tuld at Alleles GnllcrY. fur $1.25.
Jai) , J. '65. • • . • ; • 26-tf
. ..
Aiicither hopeless case of Consumptionnstion
.. .
..
•
" -- -.- • CURED BY-. •.- :.• • 1
—... .
:-. • •-• •• ' DU. SWAYNE'S -.... f
COMPOUND $Y RCP . of WILD CHERRY.
.
• -. • . • - wonderful. ••
. '.. • ••, - • cures . performed
by this valuable medi- • - . . .
.• , • .• . ' : -
vine. in • Pulinonary 'CON- -• ••
.". • • - •
.51 - 31PTION, Coughs. Colds, Aith
ma,
.
Bronchitis; Influenza, ‘l'hooping ~. ' .
. ,
Cough. Crone:imning of Blood,-Liver Com:.
plai nt , Pain in the Side and Breast.'•Tiekling or Raising
in the Throat, and all Diseases of the Lungs
'. • ; • and Breast. have excited 'the:astonish, • .
-- - •
meat of all who have witness- •
• • .. -' ed its marvelous effect. . ',-.. • •
. . '• - '• . Tot thirty years •
, ... • ' t-:-" ' • it. •has. lteeri ''- .
. • .. a standard •
-• '
. • • - ' :remedy. ,
• -"Consumption" • .
-. Como lin't i°11 ",• - C 0 51. P OUN D
WAYItif 4 S • "Can he aged."
• "Consumption . S - - ' "Car. - be cured."
-Can be cured ".
• "Consumption , ' . . "Can be cared."
"CitUsumpt ion.
• "Cowninot lon. F "Can be curl.;
. Gin
he Cu- cc,.
- SYRUT'CI
-o )"'"nititi"n", WILD CIIERIt‘ -
' "Can.be cured:.
-Can be cured."
"Consumption' -
- • -Consumptioit . .... -fa THE: .
.. C. 1.1.. ie cured.
- • "Comumption. - REMEDY "Can be cured ..'
• "Consumption. - • ."Can be cured."
.. • •
"ConsumptiOn. - , - "Can be cured..
' Thirty Years , . Experience-, and :the great amount o
•- testimony from allarts of the world, Mo. proven it a
' standard and. reliable remedy. .' . --'
,• ' - •,_ AIII-NISTOWN,. Ltincaster.Co.',,Pa.. May 1.. 1365.-
-Dr. SWAiSE st Sim: GANTLEiIEN —About two ,years
ago, my wife.was suffering with Consumption, and tin
,ring her sickness had-the .best medical attendance in
this and adjoining counties.' 'Her case was pronounced
•
.hopeless by all of them, I was induced; through toe
. reel:emendation of. your 'agent, Dr: Isaac H. Miller. of
West Brecknock, Berk.. County, Pa., and who can veri
fy these facts, to try Dr. Swayne's Componnd Syrup of
NVild Cherry.' After 'ming .it for some time- she was
. entirely.cured, and is now as. well .as • ever in her lif.
, and fully able to perform her usual labor. lam so ful
ly:stitisfied that it is to your preparation that lam in-'
defiled for her. restoration .. health, that - I grant you
full liberty to Live her case'Pablicity.An the hope that
others now saffering.may derive benellt - Icom•her expe
• rience....... •,'• , . Yours,-respectfully,t • ' • • - ..
. . • : .t • . 'HENRY G. MOHN.- '
.
This old. establishedsa remedy: prepared' only by Dr.'
SWAYNE & - SON, 330 North : Sixth .Street. Price $1
• per bottle'; six hottleS..ss. - • ' ' • " . '
. . . .. rip - sold :by ,lIENRY SAYLOR, iSrurgist. 4.-. - G.
, . .
OROWN & SON,'Pottsville, and all dealer . s to Medieine:
r 401P4T.,-ofi- Tuesday menthe last. on Norwegian
1-i Sr.., a.Ladrs Black Jet Breast Pia witir.vold nand - June 1 - f, '65 . - • . '•- • • ' : -• 24-
around it; and- gold ornament in Abe Centre'of•Pin, :. • , • . . •
..• • • . . . . . . •
~
riveted on, the inside.' :The finder will he.liberally re- I , . . .
warded by leaving it at Labers Orchard Breyvety oflice,.'
.. sl ' • - -..." ." •••.' A N L 'I- .'. . - 11
or handing to, the undersigned. - r - -
W.
-. • :-. • • - •' ' t . . . • i
::N0v..11' , ..'65 . --4 5-14 .. • ' - •-•FEEDK. 'W. LAUER. i l • 1.000 •
FIND GOLD AND EILLV II
-- •WATCDES. to be sold at $1 00 each.
ASTILAV. COW . came to the premises of the_.. and not to be paid for unlem perfectly !Aatiofootory* .
undefiigned in 'Branch' Township. Ocuaber:l4th,': • , .S: c. RICIIARI)S & Co '-•
1565, of thelollowing deScription ::, lAhite arid Black, j • -. „ ; ... • • Established 7557.': •
.muldle size, white face, on the' back little dark. brown,,: The Largest Manufacturers and Originators of. rite Die
. the horns bored,. four or five years old •and heavy.with.... tribution. conducted. for years on strictly HONORA
caIf, The owner 'is requested to call: pktive. f ..„, ~.1 . 1. :, BLE - PRINCIPLES and to the entire satisfaction of all
.property, pay charges andtake her away or - I. l fts .. 1- . nho , patrouipe us, offer the Usual . ' - -.• ' .
she will be sold' according to law.' .. ;. - ; t . Plli , t *: : ..• .- , ,--,-.- -•CA TA LOGUE. • • . •
'• - -JACOB F. FAUST . , Llewellyn. .-- .. . i .• •or rirh and valuable.artieles One Dollar Each... -
.` •: , .Z0r..4; '65 • • '. . ' ..-.. • - .r.' : 44-3 t• •..'. ' :Iwo Fine Gold Chtonometer Watches, each ' $2OO
...,_ .•• • • • .. .
SW RAY (.0 . W.—Came to...thi ' premises of file
subscriber. New Caitle. 'Om the..lit of
. Septeniber,
.. es - 150•
,;:-.. 300.FhieGold English Lever Watch . .
200 Ladies' Gold Enameled 8ij0 ..... ti Ay
. _atche5 . ......... 0 ..... .15_0
a red and white, CoW with a bell on ; has no f...,ptts,, .• . 2 0 00 . Solid Silver Hunting Lever watcnes...s4 to 5U
.. . ..00 Sliver IHnnei Sets • 1001.0 1150
horns; and appears to be - an old Cow.-•• 4!"-. ;
The' -owner will please' call.': prove prop- .: `,40,-, ~ • 150 'Silver Tea Sets - .• ' ' " 100 to' 150
-,erty;..pay expenses and. take her . owity, • .
.3,000 EngllSh Silver Cruet' Stands ' • 20 to 30
- - • • 15 to 80:
SilverFrill-Urns. .
or she will be sold'according to law. - WM. JACOI3S. - 3 .. ( " . t
. • lists of-Jewelry, Guard Atli • Vest Chalps;- Spring
N°7 ' 4 : '6s* - ' • ' ''' •- ..
- .•
''' .' ' 414? -•-• Lock • • • - • ,-- .''- - • •
- ets. e tc.. etc. , .
QTRAY' C0W....--iStinia from the preinises.'of ..• • Certiti , :ates of the above Articles are placed In sealed
-O. the.subscriber at New.Phtladelphia, on r.....a. . IR .. envelopes mixed and drawn frOm when ordered: • One
Tuesday GctObet:llth;..a.: large. Brindle r'alii:i ". . sealed envelope cnetaining , an order for one of the val.‘
Cow: sor 6 years 01d..:- face white, and. efid . •• 'kilt.) -„ . uable article
s . on ottrlist; will he sent to snraddress on -
-VittaWhitc , . -Any person... returning- said." .!-- : , receiptlof 25 cents, 6 for $1 00,. 13 for $2 00, BO with
Cow or giving information that will lead to her m remium -. for '55.110, 100 with' premium solid Silver
ere will be suitably rewarded. - '- " THOS.:BF.DDALL. ilunting CaSe- - Watch. -$l5 0h.% Perfect 'satisfaetitin
. Oct. 08, .65...-43-3 to -.- • --. . Silver. 'seek P. - 0. Ituarrinteed,in tames. • Goods not pleasing the tastes
.. • or.fancy of our _customers will be. exchanged. free. of.
: • SiTRAI: : itiOW:,:-:balne..tO the 'ligeteitieh,lof. - the •
.' co st. , - ,. .' - • , -, . ..:.-,-......•
..-. • .
.. .
subscriber at Port Carbon, on Thursday,: T . : 4 A, - * -.- .... Agts mid Others will be allowed.lo Wits on each
. October•l9th. IS6S,•'A BRO WN-COW, • with . rlftt , •
- ,..certificateerdered by thein; providing not less than six
black stripes.en side; white fat*, with black:. -... lOU - • are Ordertekat a time.. ' :Agents will collect 25. cents for
. ;Pot over one eye r',.both hems cut off.'-The
.: `-' - - - eadlieeitificatti and remit 16 cents' each to us. Address
..owner willcall; prove property, Paretuirges, anil..reike. '• all Orders ta, 7 -'.. : '•S. C:RICHARDS & CO,;,- • -
ber atily,'.orilie will be sold acconling to law. -.
.--...-: , . , ...: ... 102 Nassau St.;'New York-i
1 ' -. . CHAS. IiCiEGEL, port Carlton.. - .' AGENTS WASIT.D EVERYWEIVIE.• • ' • 1
I di-dotrer 29,'55` .• . t,,;;,.. , -;14,. 1: . : -•.-", 43,3t* • • -•. !RTC 2,1, '65: - .. :
,: ' - :33.3m ; -
.'IIOO.IP.A.RiNg EIAHIP.—The• tinder:
'eta:tied have this day entered into parthmhip
tinder the firm of GALLOWAY-C.-MORRIS for
the transaction of: ci geuexal Coal bnsitn , ss. - Office. No:
210•Wainut street: . GALLOWAY - C. MORRIS, - •
• .. - 1101tACE MOSES.
wiiiicr root pf .Tasker stieet.
Philatfelphia.Aktober 4th. ISlffi.
. . ,
THE PARTNERSHIP. heretofore.
existing between CONARD• B. SILLY*IIIAN
& - SOLOMON FOSTER.' trading und • er • t he firrnrof SIL
LYMAN & FOSTER., Pas been disAolved. by. mutual
All pereonsindebted to said firm will please.
make immediate. paynicnt end .those !Miring demandiS
will prescnt . thern to Solomon Foster ior settlement,
CB. SILLY'IItAN. • • •
SOLOAO:S••FOSTER..
. .
au-Partnership. existing
'-berr;bitlire between - . RELTREN Tir.Ns and
Ashland,. in the
Schitylkill.. trading under the firm of
,LINS t EGOLF,
was dissOlved - hy mtittial /115ellt . -on the 20th day
,tif
5ept...1865 all .persona having. claims on the above
firm. will please present them. and Mr :persons Indelit
ed 'will please pay immediately 10 either of. the late
partners. • • • • CIIARLES_EGOLP.
•
,RKTBE:st LIES: -
44 6t
IViv. 4. 'tin
. . . .
,1 ....,....'N Cyr i C E. l :-The Co-p . artuership . extstilig.
ar"--- , .•betueen C. F. Ruff and Alfred Lawson. under
'the name: firm and style of C. ?F. 111:PF..,k Co— for the
minim , . and shipping • of. Coal in. and frOm Makanoy
TOY:m:3M p, Schuylkill County: Pennaylvaula. is -by mu:
tual. 'coifs:ea,. nracily DIii4OLV , FII• . Thd b00k . 9 and ac
counts of the late firm: transferred for settlement, to
the Mike of the Glendon Coal Company, Room. :it Em
pireßuilding No. 7, Broadway, New .Y . dik. City: • •
. .
.- : - . . . ' • . .. ALFRED.LAWTON.
. • New York City. Octlilth, 184 i... : ,. 2.:- . 43-lit •.- ..
.
DI , 4BOI,UTION of .IPiartnershipi.
Notice hereby given that the Partner-
ship lately. rithristini between DANIELMORRIS &
'NATHAN I•tOLICII, ..of - Aohland, in the County of
Schuylkill, under the Arm Of DI. MORRIS &, C0.. - was
dissolved by mutual conserit on. the '27th day at
:ternher. A. D., 1.865.; AlVdebta owing to the.s.ald part- I
nerrlcips tire tr i be received hy . the said • Daniel. 'Morris
and all &Mandl; oh the raid partnership are to be.pr,i
sewed bi him for payment. ' • • . DANIEL•MORBIS.
.Oct.-t. ' 'NATHAN BOLICH:i
'• iliii4injEli;
DIED.
LOST. AND:F.OI3Np.
. • •-•• •••
• •,'WIN.TE.D.
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..tiETANTIT xespectable , healtby woman, with
• • .n . fresh breast of milk; to nnw a baby four trios.
old..Addresa Box 1131,
Nbr. U .65. • . • • • 46-tt
VITA.riT E.D.—lnim ediate* OnActt' obi trencher to.
'..-1., ; talt . e• chute of. a School ttil3tarieli Township, for
-MO rOmaltuler ot the term. Silky $5O per moratt .
:Nov. 4...tz.,=.14:'..1" . JACOII7 ;FAUST; Secty.
,
VAN,TlElll4—Energetie. men to act as ascents for
k T , ,theqifetot Abtaham Lincoln. - Liberal Terms and
Oxclasiva territory.feritminteed. Applications from re
turned racers, soldiers, old agehts and all young men
of ability, should' be: ma.de.at ente. if they. wish to eg
gage in thin prrifd W
able agency. J. ~ R HODES.t.CO.
. 6.s.Fifth Street, 925. Pittsburgh, Pa.
•84. • . • • - 444 t.
WANTED. --A 60 HORS.
-with tour Boilers, all in, good condition. Ad:
drealcidatinr price : •
.• . M. FIUME. Aztibuad; Schuylkill Co Pa.
October '65 • • • 43-61 •
-
11TANTED.—By a Wholesale Grocery Hods°, an
• VT experienced Sal ~.‘man for Pennsylvania trade:—
.Adireas, giving references and particular.... . - •
'Box No. IS4 P. 9., Pbilladelphia,.Po.
.
NATASITED. —A. few .more CARPE.NTEIt.S. (fro . -
: If V - mers and, raisere,Vto work -oh. Breakers ; at the-
AshburtonCoal-Works, four miles • west of Ilacletop. -
LuzerneCo., Pa.- .The highert•.ivutres: of the region'
Paid- •. . - • . R.'PEW. Supt. .•
September "- , 410, 29-ti
TIVA E„AG,TE-s un
p nd ic t i t i lnd .;s _tean3
Engines, of 20 or 30 horse power each . -
EZ . snupis, 'Pottsville, Pa:
FOR SALE . Al D,
V . .
ALUABLU...GRIST: ',MILL, SAW
MILL AND TIMBER LAND FOR
NALE.-202 acres of. line Timber land. in :Union
TownAllp.•&huylkill County:AM Miles from Catawis-,
as Railroad, and abOutl miles Jima Rinctownlik
with Grist Mill and Saw. MIII, Ma 12151011 li
onsd
and two tenant houses, all nearly new, and well
built. are offered for ,e.le.. •". . ' .
. .
125 acres Of the land are coveren with first rate hem
°eh timber, and abont 21, acres are under cultivation
- The Grist Mtn is capable of grinding 25,000 bushels
of grain. and the Saw Mill will cut 500,000 feet of him:
tier anntially.
Price, sts.,ooo. • Term.' of payment made easy, and
poseessiongiven at anytime. Apply to • . •
lOU P. 11014Airr, p o tt L ,pl e ,
n o g Juusnal view. copy.
'.TIMBER LANDS FOICSALE. • •
•
/rime!. tracts •of Heavy Timber, . and -.lmproved
• Farm Linda , . in - Sehuylalll County, near a Statkin
on Catawiasa Rai!nisi/1....and. handy to the - TvLthanoy
Coal Realon. - Apply to P.. W. SUAEFER.
islov. 4.; .C4-44-W - • • • ' • Pottsville.
.
OS: RENT,—An old -established. Cake Bakery ,
and Ftatstery, with :ill the appUances necessary to
carry on a first clays bnainesa•i also_ a frame 'dwelling
attached to the Bakery.. Everything in good order,—
For . terms apply on rile • premiscs,„,.7th St., : between
.Norweelan and. !ilahantono Sm. •• • '. •
•Nov. - 4,.'65-44•1f • • MARGARET A: BROWN.
OR:SAll.E . .—Valuable Coal Property for sale,
E'
-situated npiin the northern slope of .the Locust
Mountain. in Northumberland County, near the junc
tion of the MineH ill JuidiSchriylkill Haven Railroad
and the Shamokin Valley and Pottsville Railroad, con
taining 147 - acres and 120 perches: -adjoins the pniper-.
ties of the Saiguehanna.Coal and Coal Mountain Com:
pany.the Locust Gap Iniprovement Company, the New
York and Middle Coal Field Railroad-and. Coal Compa
ny. and others. - and is most advantageously situated for
shipping eastward via.. the Mine Hill. Itailroad; - : and
-westward via. the:Shamokin Valley Railroad.. • . : ."-
For farther inforniatlon, apply to A. - M. EASIVICK.
Office of "the Burnside Coal- and Iron Company. 121
Wainut.Street, Philadelphia.- Nov. 4..65. 44-ay.-.
. . .
I. 011.. SALE.—SIX. NEW BOILERS,
34' incheti by 30 feet._ Apply to LITTLE SCIIUTI.•
KILL .NAVIGATION, RAILROAD fit COAL CO.,
. . Oct. 2.5., .45' 434 f
RIVATE MALE.—The property on , the
ner of Seenitd Alley and Centre Streetin - V.7e Bor.
otvzh of lilabanoy City; is offeted for 'sale . ..For terms,
apply to. . • .•••• ; Dr. U. F. DRIINDL.E.
Mutts - tnyQty. Ort iGat. 1%5. 43-2 in
VAL UA BLE IRON - WORKS; KNOWN'
A!..4 '• FURNAC E - P , AT
PRIVATE LE.-The subecribers:_ offer • tit
Private Stile be val nal, le IRON. WORKS, known 'as
"WARWICK FERN ACE,“ the property ~
of ' the late - David Potte. Jr:. deceased, . •
situate, partly in Chter, partly in Lan- r —•--it
,and partly in. Berke Counties.' 4 '' •
eteter,
containing. upwards of 51,000: Aeires -
of
Land, with that portion of the Irmi Ore Rights
that may suit the purchasers. The Furnace and ...t.OOO
ace 'wl 11. he sold. -should the purchaser pre feri t. Per
r-
Sone wiehing to examine this extensive and vett:Ole
property With a View to purchasing. the same, - Will call
upon the subscriberi at. Warwick Furnace. • .' •
.Tll.O NI AS IN_ POTTS. • •
:I".;IATHANIEL
.POTTS,
Executors.
Sept.l6,
LEGAL 'INOTICES,
ESTIL'EE OF.GEORGE BRYA.ST,.IIIe.:
'ceased.—Lettets of Administration upon •the es-.
tats of Georgelharit, late of thellorough' of Miners
vile. ii. the County of Schuylkill: deceased. have been
granted by the. Register of said County to Elizabeth
Rogers, who resides in• the Borough of Mipersville
aforesaid. Those indebted to said•• - titte are requested
to . makepayrhent.• and all persons having claims or de.
minds Jurainst. Said • estate, tire..:requested to make.
known the Samezwithnut delay. to the undersigned. • •
.E.L . IZABETIT ROGERS, Administratrtx,. -
Nov. 11..'43 • 45 , 6t. - ' • ' • Mlnersville.
. .
OT ICE.—Whereas I, the' 'Adininistratfix of the
Estate' of VALENTINEBROBST; lite of Read-
Pa, deceased. have revoked the power of attorney
to Ft W. Pinkerton • and • William Iloff, of .Tremont,
Schuylkill, County, give notice that these parties have
no longer poWer to sell any property belomdniz to the
Estate above mentioned.. . • C: DIANA JOHNSON;
• • Nov . 4. '6.1-44-30 . : . :Administratrix.
.
• ,
N OTlCE.—Whereas Letters of Ad nini9tratitM
- on the estate .. of MICHAEL , ZERbiL; .late of the
Borough ' of Palo 'Alto. Schuylkill County, , deceased,
have been granted by the Register to the subscriber,—
Not ictiis hireby given to all .persons indebted" to said
estate to•make payment, andlliose having claims will
present them for settlement. , .
• . MARY MAGDALENE ZERBE,
.No‘ . . 4.. '65-44 -30. ••. • • Admiuistratrii.-• •
lIOTICE.--Wliereas Letters- of Administration
.- on the estate of THOMAS JONES,- late - of the
Borough -• of Pottsville, Schuylkill County, Pa... de
ceased. !volq been granted by the Register for said
County to the subscriber,—Notice is given to all those
indebted to said . estate - . to -make„ payment, tuld4hose
having claims will present thern.forsettlenurnt.
, PItgDERICK 11AESELER; .
Oflice.corher Centre and Norwegian St., Pottsville.
October 21, ',55. • •
.42-6 t
IVOTlCE:—Whereas.. letters cif Administration
.L upon the estate of 'Patrick J. Barry; late of Mahe
,hoy City;deceased. - have been granted to the•under:
signed, all 'persons *knowing themselves indebted. to
said estate are requested, to 'make payment, and those
having claim:34o (resent them to JULIA 'ANN BAR
RY. AdminiAtratrtx. Mahanoy City; or to her attorney,
FRANKLIN B. GOWEN, Pottsville, Pa. '
October 14, '65.
. .
A DiIiiNISTRATION - NOTICE:—LOters
ti: of AdMinistration .having been grunted by .the
Register of Schuylkill County on the estate. - of 'DAVID
MUIR, late of. Reilly Township, deceased, 'to , the Mt
dersigmelt —Notice-hi hereby 'given •to all who are in
debted to Said estate to make immediate payalent, - and
those. having claims.ta present 'the same for settlement.
• ELIZABETH MUIR. -
DALRYMPLE MUIR, "
Administrators.
Oct. 7,.'65.=40-6t'
. .
AND.NOW, 31,1ty 13, 186:5, the. Cuurt oider
. find direct the• Treasurer and Collector of Blythe
.Township. to receive no !Pown,hip Road.Ordent forfthe
payment ofltocal Taxes.Sfor the year, 16G5 iu Blythe
Towitahip, except those Ordera drawn- and issued •in
for.the current.expenseebf the year 18G5 :. •
Jude,,. , • •, BY THE COURT.
SECURE YOUR
Holiday Presents 1
Ladies and Gentlemen,
A - .1.r.T - zur,rio.
R EN4RINE?
GREAT SALE OF
JEWELRY !
SHERMAN, WATSON & C 0.,.
5 •
_•
Depot, 54, 66 and 58 Liberty Street, and 37
and 39 Nassau Stree; N. T. City.
Vitcat '.',DiOr.lbiltiliti
AMERICAN
JEWELERS' ASSOCIATION,
Rosewood Pianos,
Rosewood Melodeons,
Pine Oil Paintings,
AND ELEGANT JEWELRY.
Diamond Pins, Diamond Rings, Gold . Orate.
lets, Coral, Florentine, Donate. Jet, Lava
- Cameo Ladies' Sets, Gold Pens with
Gold and Silver Extension Hold•
era; Sleeve Buttons, Sets of
Studs, Test and Neck
Chains,. `Plain and
fancy Gold
Dings,
NALL:fp AT •
81; 000 , 00.
DISTRIBUTIONS_ are made in the follow lag manner:
CEETIFICATFS aming.,each article and its value
are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES which - and sea
'One of these .Envelopes c.agathing the Cenia
cateor OILPER tor. some article, will he delivered at nut
office, or neat by mail. to any addrese, without :egad
to choice. on-receipt of .25 cents. •
' Oil receiving the Certificate, the purchaser will,n ne
'what article it draws-and its value, and can tram nerd
One Dollar and receive the article named. mem
•
choose A scolorm one article on our Lint of the name
value. - . . . •
TY - Purchasers of. our SEALED ENVELOPES mw,
in thin manlier. obtain an article worth from Oit
to Five Dantired Dollars,:
FOR ONE.DOLLAR,
h they need not pay until it-1e known what
drawn and Ira value. . •
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed In all Cahn
Anerican Jewelers' Association
. . .
Calls your attention to the fact
the largeSt and most Popuhlr Jewelry
AsSOciation- in this. &wintry. The busi
neis- is and . always' has been 'conducted in
tlyi-nost rand i(4. and ito-noridde
•
Our .rapidly increasing trade 1s -a sun
guarantee of the .appreciation of. our pa.
tron s. for this-;method of:obtaining rich,
elegant and costly goods. •
-,During,the past year ice have forunnl,
ed a vtimber of the most valuable Arsze.: to
all parts of the Country. Those who
troazze us 'receive the-full Calle •of
. their money, as.no article on our - List , s
worth. less than One, Dollar, retail, and
there. are no blanks. • • •• , ,
. . .
.Partiet dealing With us may &Tend fin
having prompt returns,. and. the article
drawn Will be — immediately'seri; to any
address 6y return mail or express. -
:. - LW - Orderts for . SEALED EtiVELOPEI
mast' in- every cost , be accompanied win
the: Cosh, with the 'name of the penes
sending,' and Town, Costner and Stale
pliainLy written:: . -.,•
• .
Letters sheuld be addressed to iheManagers as fol.
ower . : • - . -
. .
TO BE...SOLD 'TOR .SLOO - EACH,
Without regard to vaine. tent not to be paid tor. re
you know' what yon will receive. . ,
Oat tern
Childrents Armlets
3.090 Sets. of Bosom Studs
• 3,nnit Fnamted Sleeve Buttima..
15.0ti0-Plain:Gold and Chased • Rings 7
4.000' Stine Sot of Seal Rings
LOckers
15.000 Sets of Ladies' Jewelry
4.009 AVAtch Chains,.. . . .
.5.000 Gold Pens. Sliver Cases
and Pencils:. : ... ' ..... , 4 Onto
10.0110 Genii Bteast and Scarf Pins, .30to an
2.000 Ladies , New Style Belt Buckles 4no to
3.nan Chatelain Guard C 11411.1.11, o 0
1,000 Gold'Thimbles • .5,60 to
3,000 Sets tallier' Jet and Gold.. 15 to
10.0 0 0 Gold Crosses I 3it to • 61
5.000 Chased Braceletss on to
7,000 Oval 'Band Bracelets.... ... . on to -1.. A
3.0110 Ball Ear brow. all c010r5...... 30 0 to ~
4.00 Pine Gold Pens ... .. 2to to 3 '
3;000 New . Style Gold Jet Eatdrops. :3 DO to -1!
BY THE
Engravings,
Gold .& Silver Watches,
Silver Waxe,
CONSISTLNO OF
. .
SHERMAN,.WATSON & •
Box' S3ID Pool! Ofilce, N. Veit
LIST OF ARTICLES
15 Rosewood Pianos, worth from $2 O O O O to 43 10
- 15 Melodeons, Rosewood Cases. 115 00 to 25A
15 Fine Oil: Paintings -1: 30 00 to 10d
• 150 ."" Steel Engravings. Framed 2:S00 to 304
.50 MuSie Boxes '25 fit to 40(4
'l5O Revolving Patent Castors, Silv'r 000 to ;its
50 Silver Fruit and Cake Bai 20
00 to
kets. 2
400 Sets of Tea. and Table Spoons... -. 20 00 to 40G4
150 Gold Bunting Case Watches •
• • Warranted • ....yl 4 flc . „ , 1)00
200 Diamond . Rings. Cluster and
• • Single Stone... .......... I's 00 to .5n4 ,
GPM Watches • 5.5 00 t0,150:t
300 Ladies'. GO 00 tnima,
' 500 Silver V'i'atches • - 2000 to 5'4 ,
2,000 Veld and Neck Chains • " 10 00 t 0
1.200 Palls Ear Riugs. new 20(1 to 4
2,000 Gtild• Pencils and Tooth-Picks.. - 5 Tt.• to . 10,,
5,000 Real Onva & Amethist BrooC'S 400 to, "'
4.1t410 Lava Mid Florentine. •do • 400 to d
2:000 Masonic Pine 4 00 to
AUtte Fine'Gold Watch Keys, ne' -
:0,1:D.1: - BIR,.$:!
• 1:0,000' Soidiera' Company,
Brigade,` Corps, and all styles $)•
ciettand Amy Badges, from $3 to $1
A CHANCE ; YO, OBTAIN ANY OF-THE ABO'l
ARTICLES FOR ONE DOLLAR. BY PUBOHs'
INO. ASE ALVD ENVELOPE FOB - - • -
%TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Five Sezled Envelopes will be sent for $i ; Elen l
'l3s Thirty for 15; Slxty-tlve for $10; One MO
for $l5. - :
Agents :Wanted F,verywhere.
To whom great indncements are Offered.
. .
. .
.. A fresh assortment of Cerificates for the arti ra
mended above 'are thoroughly mixed in their cle
Fel t .
lion on the Ist and ltth days of each month. so 01$
will have an equal chance of obtaining a valuable fra'
The following parties have recently drawn- vlai
prizes from the American Jewellers' Association •
have kindly allowed the use of their names: ..„
John P. Kintzler. Baltimore. Md.: piano.
,Pa., value fr",
Miss Eliza H.. Hall, Bittaburg i 3 - Wood. Sr'
Melodeon, value $lOO.
Mrs. J. Sdymore. 62 East 3.4th.Street. N. Y „Pi] Pili
big. value $lOO (Scene of 'Catskill Mountsio.),
Captain Horace' Cummings, Co ""E" 15;th Pcca.
unteere. Gold Watch. Indite OW„,
Rev. J. B, Moyer , Buffalo ,' N. Y., SilverWaich -
$lOO • ” ...
Miss Benne. Le Cleve. Diamond Mg, value ,itii. .
Wm: Bird. Marietta.' Ga.. Melodeon. value 3: 5 ••
Mrs. A . M. White, .Baton bonne, La.. Diamond VI
value $lOO.. • - Paintin •g alas- 1.1
IL Cameron. N. Y. City, .011 :
(Scene in Winter.) .Plan 4° -
ittisirJennie Watson, Saratoga. N. F. ' 3 '
John 11. Campbell. Battery C. lst; Missotid /Jig*
Gold Watch,. value Slils. . - V
td l .• °
Toney Gilllard, Co.'''C'' U. S. C. 1., Gold % a
. SISO.. . . .0
Many names could be placed on this list, bal.:o
Bah no names without nermi , alon , O ur P a • 00
desired to send United States Currency when it
venient: -. i . • al/ 01
plain are unnecessary; Belie the ki ~
, write directsons, and in choosibg diderol
1 des from those drawn. mention the style desi.rli,
i prefer letters to he addressed to. our: lion.
l''''''
Office, for greater s afety:'
: .• •
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