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i;inITOTILLE; PA.
„0 . 11 0„ . D : 41 - ; .iVOVEMBICIC 111; 1565
Copier of the 'ltlisteriil • Journal
csa he obtahled e ,0411.810ritayilat the fol
. gy. Y B •
.-GEO. J. PRITCHARD, . .
S. 'HOLMES, St. Clair t_ . • •
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O 0 L.
BON,
Ashland;
G. R. S'CIINELL, •
• pETER- MOORE, Poit Carbon. '
DAVID. PHILLIPS, City.
WM BENSINGER, Taliialum oy maqua.. ,
H. f.XIER, Schuylkill Ramo.' ,
-pRINIt'LNG• PRESS FOB SALE.
A -Wasbillgtail Hand Preen, bed 23 by 2834 Inch
%dub c ost s2l . 3—will be isold at $l5O. cash. • ,
6 ‘*tve have no further um for this presn and than
ftge 1 41 be sold at a great bargeht to tho s e in want of
tap toe's. Address - •
• llVlNAs7,..f!ottiville, Pa.
o rgIERSONAII.'..,..We are engaged in making'
rat our billr for the present year, and will be happy' to
o b ta in !emittancee : (rem those 11tel receive them as
ipeed il y as possible.• • - • •
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NGiNE FOR 8A1.13.--A Three Uoree Pow
Eer Portable Engine for sale cheap, having no Furth
er we for it. Apply at this Mee. . - - . •
Every Fax)3ily in the County
SHOULD 'HAVE A COPY OF THE
11.EIVIO.RIAI
OF THE
PATRIOTISM
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY ! I
To preserve.. and hand down to posterity, as
ti record of what the loyal men and women
of the County did during the great Rebellion,
to assist in saving the Republic from disinte
gration, at the hands of its enemies.
This Work of. 560 pages, embellished by
admirably executed portraits of Generals and
Colonels from this County; and containing
Map of the Seat of War; complete Chrono
logical Record ; names of Soldiers from
Schuylkill County, in all • terms - of. service;
list of deaths_: contributions to aid the sol
diers; battle narratives; lists of casualties;
biographical sketchea, e , c., is JL'ST PUB
LISHED, AND READY FOR DELIVERY.
Canvassers will call upon our citizens in all
sections: of the County, with specimens of
the work, and take the names of .those desi-
roux of subscribing
The book is bound .in a neat •and durable
form, and will be mailed postage paid, to any:
address, on receipt of the folloWing price :
Bound. in Cloth, embossed, - 82 50
- " !Sheep, library, . • 345
"'Ralf Morocco,: 335
• " " gilt, 3'75
COpies.can be obtained at the bookstore of
thentidersigned;. at. th e Wookstore of 0. & C.
. .
Bosbyshell; Centre street, or by addressing
B. 8A3 , .1NA.N, Publisher,
Frtcr:AT. attention -Gf dealers , and . others, - i 3 in
vited to Card of Mr. Barber, (Stextacle Blain_
facturcr,) No. 24-8 Nl' 'Bth St., Philadelphia, in
this is,,ue. His articles are mannfactured under
his:own supervision'; hence . ,they an be relied
upon.. . • • •
SAVE YOrl: WASTE'• VAl.f.:a.- Old .„Newspapers, -
mutilated' L'eolis,. Pamphlets, : and the different
varieties' '‘.2f PapCr that accnmulate • in every
- house, and _ wh;elt •is gererally °oiled upon as
rubbish, should be emit to • Stockwell-&
of 25 Ann Street; New, Xork, They are puymg
liberal prices for all descriptions of Waste Piper ,
better than , I.!v in .1-, trade.
THE Cadets of Temperance' in
wi !parade . -on anksgiving day: .
A vEr; of gold. 4.6 has been dise , wered in
Greene county. Pa. It is estimated that it
will yield $t77.800 per ton, •
Tnk TIOSEB TC.NNE . J..-4116 • famous
Thames tunnel,.Eagtand,:ilas been sold for a
millicMdollars'to a railway company.. .
A GOOD PLACE TO Lim—Pelham, Mass„
has one hundre 1 and seventy. five. dwellings,
and one hundred seventy-five families.
• ALEXANDER li. STEPHENS —Ex-Vice Pres
ident Alexander H. Stephens, of the delum t
Confederacy, has liven nominated for Gov
ernor of Georgia. He is now at Atlanta.
THE FIRE BRIGAHE of New -York :will con
sist of 35 . steam. fire engine . companies and
12 book and ladder companiea. ,. . Number of
.employed, 576.. Yearly - cost, $426,250. • • .
THE Alumni of Lewisburg University are
about to erect a monument to, the memory - of
their brother . sTiadetits who fell during the
Rebellion in defence of their country. •
"SATURDAY NIGHT" is the. .naine • of very
spirited weekly' newspaper published in Phil:,
aclelphis by Davis • Elverson, 108. South
Third street. • The ability . with .which it
edited should insure success. • .•
THE REctraocrry • TREATY with Great
Britain will be discontinued .in March next. It
Will effect a radical change in the cornmere
cial relations of the peOple on - .our lake shore
and northern and e ist vim frontiers. •
'Pope MIA - IL—ln speech at- 13affalo the
other: day s Montgomery Blair: attempted
nbuse of Mr. Seward, but the audience hissed
him from thestand.- The
,Copperheads are
welcome to their new ; the Blair
DON'T THINK AS >•ICCII OF H131.--SiOCC PlTS
pt,lOnson has - come. out - and said that he
is in favor of negro suffrvge, -the Cops are
hauling off, an 4 showing their teeth. .Qteer
way of Cndorsing the President's - • policy:
Which we ha - ze.'heard -so Much ahout of late
Tde EtottiHomt `,)itivt:Ntes-r.LThe eight
hotir, movement seems to be:pnilied forward_
with conSiderabie vigor. There:vasa ,large
demonstration of the workingmen a few eve
nings since in Washington. There was alarge
meeting in Faneuil Hall. Boston. on •Wnd...
nesday night, and -intelligence comes- from
Baltimore that • there is to be a `.`national
strike'ln March next. ,
THE Lancaster IsrELLIGENcf;R, old Buchan
alan's organ, thinks the Democracy_ failed in
in making.the capital they should out of the
"nigger" in the late campaign. The poor
fell ors should understand says the Lebanon
COERIER, that the "nigger" bug-a-boo has
lost its Potency, and no longer scares any
body. Such being the fact, the 'Dernocracy
are desperately in want of an issue.
A PEosxsyLvAizzas, friendly to Lafayette
College. at Easton, Pa.; has promistd,to, give
one hundred thousand dollars for a scientific
school in connection with the . College, if the
people , fEaston will put • up the necessary
buildings. About - one hundred thousand
dollars are needed to this
. end, which will
undoubtedly be raised. Measures to this
. end are now in operation.
TRUST 'MEM NO Lososa..-- 7 Whatever you
may .do in private, make it a' rule to trust, no
Copperhead leader in the future, in a public
office. The. Copperheads are utterly unscru
pulous in their eflortsto obtain power,,which
when they succeed in getting,, it Is but to de
ceive and swindle the people. - Trust them
no longer.
QUICK Wonti.—Cel. Z. P. Boyer and Mr. I
Henry Thomas recently took the contract to
construct the Trevorton breaker. Mr. E. No
ble, Jr, superintended the construction, and
the work was completed in forty-two days.,
When we state that the breaker is capable of
turning out five hundred tons of coal a da y
Kos shipment, the short time in which so
large an improvement fitted up with.new ma
chinery, was erected, is surprising, and re
fleets credit upon die energetic contiictons.
MEE
TuE - 'itiCii.bNs%
Bring Out till' O . * Inioitsatia poni4es
Magnificent Won Tirtorica InMaiiitincretts,
New York, Maryland, 1111nols,
Wis
consin and ilinnesota. •
NEW JERSEY REDEEMED. I
Gen. iiitpatriai , Among the Cop
perheads of New Jersey,
The Place that KneW the Copperhead Shall
SPOTTSIT [NANA' ? OVER AGAIN;
General Barlow Captures two more
Major-Generals and the Entire,
Copperhead
Copperhead Army.
S-I_,A-VE R-T7' DEl.ip.
Grand Chorns-- , ' Wort, Ealle-BalleNah
Elections were held on Tuesday Last in
New York, "Maryland, MI
nois, •3lichigan, Wisconsin and 31inneibta,.
and resultiA in overwhelining Union victories,
the Union, party ga'ning everywhdre largely.
.
The Uri ion . State' ticket is. elected by . . over
30.000 majority. - The Democratic lossin the
City of New * York is. 12,309.. The, Union
On in Albany . The victory in:NeW
Tory: is complete. 'The Tr;bane,says:
NeA York once nmre answers stroll-Calf:
‘HER . E, * FOR JUSTIG
ALL!
Si ard. Union, is elected GoyernOr by
about nOtK) majority. The 'Union party ,
have a majorlty' of ten or twelye in ,the . ..riext
Legi4lature on joint- ballot, This.
Cure- the itdoptibn of' the constitutional
.
amendment by-the State jtral..the election .of
a Republican ..United -States Sintathr. This
victory -is next to the capture of Lee's army,
the Most:glorious of the : year,. The Trenton
(N. J.) Ggiette . says :-. • .- • .
"biir years of disgrace and sorrow are now
redeemed. The constitutional =tenth:tient is
. ut.cptestionablV. ratified by the people.. Re
deemed New 'jersey. greets-the' free States of
the North. .We have pledged :ourselyes to
• ratif: the, ,constitutional - amendment ; have
conducte - the canvass upOn. this. issue, • and
upon- - it have tritimpfied.- . -We will keep
our Word. and ratify the amendment -next
- winter. Th e-tiine is too . late for - more:than
a hasty congratulation: redeemed New
Jersey shout!
Pottsville, Pa
The Republicans have carried the State:
The entire Legi.isi ure.:is Republican. No
discount on .the "Bay State.'! She stands as
.firm as her great . ..Plymouth. Rock, for . the
Right,
The. Unionists have secured a majority in
the Senate. In nearly every county in the
State the regular Union ticket for county
officers is elected., •
Cum Ann, Nov. 8.---The county ele,ciions in
this State yesterday resulted, as far 'as heard
from, ig.:lthfew eatceptions, in the success of
the "Union candidates.- .The Union majority
in this county . will benearly . .
• The Republicans have carried Wisconsin.
Fairchild, lininn. ,is elected 9overnor. A.
majority in favor of negro suffrage was given.
. • • Minn . csolla., • •
Minnesota went •overwlielmingiy Union,
ongh the Demociatiee.andidate for Gover
nor (ex Senator IL S - M, Rice) was:verk mutt' .
sironger than his party ; The UniOnikts of
31innesota stand uneriniibe,ally on the plat
forth ofimpartini Suffrage. .•
Col.
,Wayclemyer (radical) was chosen
county auditor . . in St. Louis. Gen. Blair's
vote was rejected. and he has sued the judges
of election for $lO,OOO damages.. '
. .
—The Democratic party staked eterYthing
Upon :slavery,. oligarchy and rebellion; and
haS been beaten, everywhere most wofully.
Last of all it tided to recover some: footing
mining the people by . rubning soldier candi
.dateS ; but these-have not saved it.: The
party seems to be' past allf"redemption: Its
mission is ended. Its career is finished, :It
is high time now that those. Who haVeWasted
their exertions .upon its cause so long should
recognize the utter futility of all their hones,
and boW to the ineVitable : deeree. Of. fate:
F6C this season we :ask, - can such .ft party: as
1 this has proven itself to - be, lenger,surtire,J6 l
drag along a' miserable• existence in infamy
as great as its Malignity has been unpardon- .
4blely Can: sedition, disloyalty,. and open
syrnp a thy. wiih treason and - rebellion
. pass in-'
.to history as; an honorable. record for a great
politteal party.in the United States'i We
think not ;' and the people shouid.talte good
care. to . attest:the fact on all rccasions....The
'crimes of this . party hate been too Fast for
anmestv: The blood Filed . in rebellioU.ctica.
. . .
aloud from:every 'bat tle:field of the republia
against:it.: It has blackened : even the.'very
_name it bore, so
. that henceforth it will be' a
badge of reproach..,
week. . : . •
rr°The cost of collecting the Internal Revenue
is more than four percent. • •
wir A . 11ePosit of black marble has:been discov
ered near Williamsport. Pa. • • . • .
T - There wet(' lost net the ill-fated.. steamer
Republic, .f 4.00,000 in specie: • •
.• the troops have been withdrawn'from
the eastern shore - of Virginia. •
Oa-Generals Frank Blair-, J.: D. Webster .and
Lewis Wallace, have resigned: 4- • -
. iCol. Heller, late of the 93d, .has taken the
Sohnineker*House, at Reading. . •
Oa-Raphael Semmes, of Alabama notoriety, is
g
'doin businessin - ltiachi; Hiss.
There. are 1100 taverns. in WaSbington, one
for every' ninety-one inhabit:mita, *- •
sa-Viscount Palmerston - was buried in West
minister, Abbey, on October 27th:. '
• Wit is reported that•Lady.Pahnerston will be
created a peeress in:her:own right.
, •
wThere are 16,850 . children'. attending the
eighteen public schools of Chicago. •
,027 - The own crop 'Bucks conntY,.Pa., •this
year, is the.largest ever raised there. . --• , •
.1
,Earl Russel is, to reconstruct the Cabinet,
although there - is tench.oppositionto '
'43 - The people.-of Chicago are rejoicing Over
having-reached water in Their artesian.well..
AO - Rev. pallid Barber: a well, known%Presby
terianlninisteri died in Milton, ra.,lest :week. t
Oa-Governor Curtin has' appointed :DeceriTher
7 a day of Thanksgiving for peace, in:Penneylva.-,
largeazTA number orcleilts
from the QuartermasteesDepartment!inDecem
Oat& atria iMarantine . of. - all vetahs coming
from Cholera
- ports hag been established at Port
..
Know Him no More Forever.
New York.
New Jirsei
jlassaciinsettog
Rlnrs~au~l.
Illinois
TVlmccint!in
St. 'Louis
srirPonnsylvania has 3350 miles of railroad..
0 - a - Cenera.l Schofield is going to Eniopethis
'4lrA girl in (lien stabbed herself to the heart
while cutting bread. with the loaf spine,- her
breast.- . .
„._
Governor Anderson, of Ohio, has appointed
Thursday, the 30th of November, as Thanksgiv
ing
Or The Reg'ster's bout of Lehanon county
has fixed. tie appraisernent of the Cornwall •ore
hilh at $55),000.. , - • •-
Blerhepeople of &sten are getting anziouts
al out the o'inlera. $5,( 00 have. been ; raised to
d cinfectlb3 city. ' . .
iti-Major Ant)" Xultetii3biteiii‘ayinaster, on
(inv. in Nalco." Una under
cyliortYiirgeneo—not:traeo,r,u4s,rsonc,
of Alabama , to yap_ g
thippit the :Niirth•voliciting aid:felt the deitibite.
people of that State:- ;
OWA . whele- Were reeentlyAmtned to
death ':itt Steele cannty,Vrtaconain, by the burst:Mg
of a kerosene lamp. , - •
. WA. New. York cotton house, clerk . baa-been
arrested 'for having ' attemfged defrina the
government of $404000., '
AEtTA bilthal been intrctwatt intki the Ten
newee Legislature to -Bell the “ffertnitagen—the
home of Andrew Jackson. - . •
iiirThe whole of Manhattan Island, on which
stands the Cityof New York, waaonce purchased
by one Peter Minnit for $24- -
iifirDdirardAk.Webb.- - lui. been appointed As
sessor for the . First District of the State, in place
of Barclay Thirding, slezeased..
itirA .‘‘ shover ". of ,counterfeit money was in
Lebaiicin wiia, trying lo pais counterfeit 1.511'
on the Miners'. Bank.of Pottsville. • - •
. . .
.
L. Myerty Fisq, : _has- sold the Birth
County Press, pabhabed at Beading, to Ranch,.
Lacair. & Co., of the Evening :Record . • • •
sii-General Thomas Francis Meagher is now
acting : GoccumerAtMontana. 015 , am:it:Edgerton
having left the territory for a few months. -
Thellresidentlas urged updit - the respec
tive Secretaries a reduction of thesestiniates for
the nextfiscal year to the Iniest poStsible sums.
sir Dnring-the war nine per cent. of the sol
diers.niimitted to,•bospitril - died: 11f:the 'English
_army in the', Crimea ths.pripportio4 was fifty per
- .
sarThe'eandition of the Southern States is still
very sad. Poverty . : and destitution are universal,
the crops, are defiLent, andfhe•people are despon
dent. • ; - f• • • •
- -
Ohio, New Hampshire end Cotinentient wil
have:ill:4lWe Thanksgivings ibis year=the Dover
noeti in. November, and. the President's =in De
- •
/parkin. - Mary Ann Garber, - while4dekinu•
coal, on the Reacting railroad, near Dongliaakille,
hat Saturday inommg,: waa struck by a;train of,
cars, and killed.
• saf-The number of fires in Chicago for thehuit,
ten months: was 161;: the losses amounted to
$779,420; thcz,insnrance: to - -$613,070; and, there
were twenty folio alarms. ••
.
• Aar The Governor of -New . Jersey lias..iatilled ,a
prochunatiOhcallingnpon the people of the Statei.
in view of-the approach of the ,cholera; to look of
'ter their eanitary.eoeditioni*.
ifirThe steamer Enrols, ,in New York, Juni
.heen -thoroughly' fumigated, and, the "pasiengers
released from qharantme." 'No new cholera cases
have appeared on the Atlanta:f ..:*.
tarJerimialC-Focht, a farther, residing •at the
.upper end of Berks Corinty.;.was drowned on Fri,"
flay of last Week, in a creek running through.' his
farm. • •fie• was 60 years of age . .." • ..
are an .immense M
WTherenumber. of - -
'for deceased . ..Soldiers' pay •liefore'the Treasury;
;Department, in Washington.. The: auditors have:
comedown as far as the atitnmn of 1801. ." •
Lieut. CoL , Johu. G. Reynolds,. of. Om -Ma
rine Corps; 'died • Thursday night at the Marine
Rariacka in Brooklyn; N. ; Y.;•ofwhichAiec ha,s_r,
been feestinie r tiMetbe commanding 0ff1t34...; "r, •
e4The Governor General of Cuba has tendered
-the authorities of Janutica - witr,vessels to assistiti
quelling the negro . .. insurrection,. Two • vessels.
have been aecepted, 'and are,now in ,lamaioti.. -
tor Twelve -New York soldiers, -who were, some
time since,"sentended to confinement in Torte
Macon - ied Caaiiell,•for mutiny at Raleigh, have
hid their sentences remitted by - the President.- '
.;ti-The , estimates of, the •government expenses -'
for the riext.fiscalbe.about one hundred
million dollars. Thee ipenses atthe present time
exceed this Cate,. but theY:arhsteadil,frednaing..
SaftTlie' number of 'post intitaS metered to the:
South is comprising .18;553 miles of service,
and it • cost. to the ,Govertiment of $895,896. less .
than by the contracts-in elietencehefore the war."
•
,tErtu Mississippi parties arc beginning to be
distinctly defined. One party favors the admis
sion of negroes Ito civil -rights,.whilat the other
opposes it..•- • The latter appears to be in the ma- •
jolty,
sir.Ex,rebel .Gen. Long Street; his apppllca
tion for pardon, argues as a- reason for its being.
grantc:d, that his recordis no Worse than that tlf
.many others that-have already r.eceived ."Fiecu
tive: clemency. • - •• • • •
• SarA number of citizen's •of . Lancasier . have"
served a
,protest on cert ant "gentlemcn. contempl.;-:
tit - TA lihereaion of• ic; itton. factory ihateitY..
They say that the location' selected, being in the
vicinity Of their dwellings; Would injure" theirpro
ln the Missis.sippi:"Legislatnrci. a fluid haS -
been set apart to 'pay the' State.dcht.• tax is to
be.levied to support the widow:" -amid Orphans of
rebelsoldierS, and'a law ivas. intrOdueed-compell7
in g railroad companieeto have separate. cars . for.
• . AZ - The late President Ofthe Ceuneetikut - Fire
Insurance.: CciimanY,:flartford, iu a fit of insanity
.on Siinday night,: murdered - hit , Wife. b.l! -61 tting
her throat with nritzni ; he" then attempted aut.
.cide by wounding himself in'-the throat and gasl.-
ing his AIM. ' • '
rairThe inspection of the regimentaof the Vet
eran Reserverpft shows that abont nine-teethe
of the men are desirous of quitting" the servi-h--
The rolls for discharging Such • are being made,
and in all probability the organization will. soon
cease to exist: • • - : . ."
".lairThe mystery ahout the
- box explosion, in
the - Wymidng Hotel, New Yerk,•has..been 'solved;
The box contained the -newly discovered explo 7 ,
sive compound: of Mr. Nobel,- of • Germiny, com
posed of nitric acid:. and glycerine, and having
thirteen times the explosiveTower.of gunpowder.
THE. , COAL:: T..R.APE
Pottilrillei.Nvvensber .11, 1565.
The Anafttity sent by:Railroad, thll3._swOk is. 75=
155 07—by Canal .36,605 09--lior' the weehlll.7oo
16 teas, against 78,877 00 for the corzysponding
week last year:. • . •
The demand for : Coal is not so brisk as it has
been. and prices
• have Jectined a sbade.' :The
shipments, are however very heavy' from all .
the regions. The wharves at Port Richmond
cthttinue to be...bloilred up by Coil conse_
quence of lificarcity. of vessels, . •
• . After this week, we think, the trade, will fall off
to some extent... •
• The trade'sunas nit -this week as follows corn
'pared' with last year : • '
.•
' •, • 1864. 1865: " -•- : I
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I l_______. -_~...cm I
...
, WERIC.I T0T.P.1.. WEiE. I T9TAf... • , D 7.0... '
P& R. R. RI - ''-. I - i •
55.953 2.574611 .45,155 2,812.595 • 34.984
Schnyl Can.; 22,924 1 , 692,219 86.6951 • .867.826 - - 5.907 .
I, Val 11-11. 14.885,1.211\ 81)51..32,3341 1,272.783 .61.923
Lehigh Can .18,1211 '667,137; 29,7851 .769.449 • 92.305
Scrant S'th, 17,967 :813,1 1 31 1 11.20,3 1 .61 672.47 n d 259.710
. "• PO : 7,341 • 292,2101 10,165 189,661 (11.02,529'
. By- R. Road . eNnsi :220.497!.17,214 - 428.956 1 206.479
By Conid... 10,911 4.57,38.9: 2.339 '.36,02311451.361
Del & Lind. 19.000 757.051 27,910; 60512971d152,598•
Wyo'ng Stt , .•• .. 486,0991 1 266,268d219,613.
1
.. Do "North.l ' .•• - 1-
Shamokin. ' 9.1951 1 279.7141 i 10371 : 986,937 1 112,593.
Trevortnn.. 1,246 - 56.9611 4661. 19,3671 ,236.891
Shnrt Mt.,— • - • . 59,994 1 - 3.567 '50,798 - (006
Fmnitlin Co . 61.135 2,322 1 . 59,224 ' (110,911
Broad Top. . 3 . 26,694..: .1 261 1 .032 d 43,662
. • . _ —....— . 1—,-!-.-.
. . 160,89119.132,745121"6.325, 8,364,642
..- ' . t6,384,6421.110,99R --.' .' . - ' •
t 7QS _o3'
The coastwise freightshave increased.
414E.0AT: 1 MARKETS
PRIORS OP . 0041, 0 ,8 Y THE, CARGO.
=INUM
AT.'.PHILADELP.HIA... •
NarEILREIV 10, • 1865, .•
Elphuylkill Red Ash Prepared,
. 2 10 00@1025
' ' Chestnut, • ' -•• 7 - 50 q
"- . White - Ash, Lump, Steam... -@) 9 111
' • St. Boat and 25
" • Egg and Stove, . . 9 . 25 r 950
"• • Chestnut,. ;'•>•.•,... .7
Locust Mt. Liimp, St. . 9 00,e. 9 25
" " . Broken..'
. ... 9'.00@ 9 25
" • -" Prepared •9 25d 950
" " Chestnut, . . ........ 75 1 14 8 00.
Lorberry COO. ... ... 10 Ot)@,10 - 25
Belmont Bed Ash,. • • 10 011";•10 25
Lehigh Lump, St. Boat S. Broken,— •
Prepared,..:.,_ • (al
• " Chestnut; '
Broad Top,
AT NEW - VOltti.
Schuylkill IleA Ash by .13oat Loadl.sl2 00311. so
chestnut, . ~" •." 1.. • • 900
White Ash Lunip &. Steam •
"! Broken: .... -ki,,11 23'
" I. Stove & ... . 50
" • Chestnut , .' . fix 900
Lehigh White Ash Lump- &S. ...... • 4,4,11'50
• ". Prepared; ... . •'' . 611 75
Chestnut, 310 ;Q0
81es nigton Coal betbiort. , •
Lump and , St. Boat by Cargo. . 'OO3lO 50
St. Boat- 10 12 3 1 G 20.
Broken.. :.. :.. . .... , .
.. 02310'87
Egg.. ... . .... • ... •,.. , • 60.4 70
S ovi3 - • 1.1- - '37orti. 75
Chestnut, • • I 0 00310 12
Lehigh - Coal -at Ellzalietliport.
Lump and St. Boat by Cargo - 11. 50•
Broken and Egg ....... ©11.50
Prepated • . " '• ' • @ll 50
Cliesthut'. - •". ©lO 75
. . .
Delp. ac.lltudson Co.'s Coal at.liandout..
Lump ........., .. ...... 05;
St.lßitat • ' .... ;;.. • -
Stove,
Chestnut - • •
Pennaylenuitt Co. , e beat at Newburg.
Lamp. ' ' sl l .togll 50
Sr. Boat - ;.11.00(011 25
Broken'• • • (411 37
Egg .• . • ' . 1I 621N1 65
Stove - • • ' - - ' • 11 75t
Chestnut. - - . - .... :.. . ... . . ... .....,...10 50(411 00
AT BALTIMORE • •
• • • • N.oemnr.n, 2, no.
Shalin & Pittslon W. Ash-wholesalell 50@12 00
, '-retail. .13 00(6)
Lyliens & Bed Asb - '
wholesale..... ... 12 00e12 25
. 1. 4 " retail 13 . 00@13 50
CUMBERLAND COAL:--Tbui of mine f. o. b.
at Locust Point, dull at .57. 00 ®.S7 50.
COAL FREIGHTS.
Freight* from •Pt , Richmond .(Pisi
Portland ' 3'65 I Portsmouth 3 70
NeWburypatt: • 4.00 1 BostonSS
New Bedford ...... 345 I Newport. .. .. 8.25
New LOnden 3 25 i Norwic.h.. 8 .25
New Boren • 325 Brldkeport 3 '25
New. York ... .. 245 I Philadelphia.: : 31)
Rhode Island. 3 2 30
Washington D.C.: 2 BO lia.rtford 4 oo
Taunton - I's Newark ; • • 225
Albany::... . . S 00't Troy .. •
&,(b
Richmond V. A. 3 851 Norfolk .. 2 50
Dighton• • • 2.4si.Derby • • ° 1.60
Pawtucket 60 Mobile 16 00 and primage
120 vetoes and 32 boats arrived for the . tirmk •
gearhis frOM 6406iigetowit e i it a:
To Phllnftlptda.. - $1 11.14
New-lark t 50/4
3 bOaS 65
.
1: . ~
.-
~-, % , 3,, , . .. - c -4-. -. -.-. -. i - .11V --' 1.4 i 7, -,* a - .44. ,
. • Preieletsr_ f2oun 2 / 1 1051515ei1b15.29. • . :'....- I
Sew York: . 5 • 151 Portland'...... ........... 50,
Pall R1ver:............ 9. -00 1Nen'buOlx0; ......"i... • 2 . 0 1
.Nnelort.4,-;„. .-...,-..; I (grew - 1.00dcm.. -, ...; - , '.': 't 551
Slum: ..,......-....% . - .74 Paartaciiet.„-- - .- 151
• Narartek. • ••1•125,T5ann0n.... ,— . - . - : .. . •.. :. -2 251
Pr0videnne.....::.......•.-: 9 00rNew HaVen...... - ..: . '..; 1 00'
Norwalk."...: . :.: .:'.• : 15 ' Porbolinft. -- ' - ",• • 1
311dd1et0wn...: , .. ...I -2 - 26 New Bedford:::.::'.: 2 15
llndson„:.. - ,.....•„-.. 1 Bridgepers.!. -, - ' 150
Lynn. - ...*:....,:. - ' ,H 521104 - ...... -. ..... 9 50-
' Salon" -•' - ' . - /s.lbany:. - - - 1.00
arrest on
F~eißhto frim lisit"""weit tioal 403
1343et0n
. . .
= Phieiroveviiel Tnedits it o 1/36.
Amount.trai orted during the het month
LorbeyrY Creeli* 8.:14,505 Oa • • 00,2111 10
Swatara , Railroad.' • 6.166.10 • . 06,950 . 95
.Union.Canal.Railroad ...... Tung 04. • 127,P).15
. . . ..
Schuylkill Comarlfailretulit Sir 10 , 65.
The following Is. the quantity of Coal transported
beer the different 'Railroads* in SebnYildU ' County, fee
weer eirding.on Thnneley evening lest r: a 1 . . • __ •
.. .
Mile Mill di, S. Havel It. X. ' 52.2228 . 14'1;430„436 01.
Mt. Cartum ' ' • • SAM 'OO .• " 63.360 10
2.llll..Creek: • - 8,2 ,4 6 08' 298.310:04
Idahanoy a'Bmad3it ' 23.228 15 276,493 16
Little .Sehluyl3.lll. . .. •.'
Schaglklt .. .. _
03
Coal Triode
QuenUO-of Cost ovular
'week.ending on Thnoidny , e
St; Clai r..:
Port Carbon..
Pottsville •
Schuylkill Haven__
.Anbprn ..
Purt Clinton.
F.teviorulythia year - •
Total
To same time Met
'- - Lehigh •Ceel Tride ter. 1883. -
For week . ending on San/red); last: . ... .
,
'.oi , EßAtorts...
.• .
. . ..
• .
' INZTAi TOTAL.. ilf IFEX I . TOTAL. •
17 - "'" ---:
A. pardee &Co 3,3441 .137, ° 6 1,615 -45,774
I
Packer &Co • 4,540. 114,5631 • • -
Mt.: Pleasant . • 606 '. 20,715 '. 220 ..- 5.007.
Jeddo •.: - . .. .. .. - . 1,1331 -, 97,076 2,309 . 36,486
.
Liarleigh..... : .. •. : 930 v 44,6671 '"N4 • 12,967
Fulton Cosi. - • 8021' - 27,253; . 703 • 19.146
-Stout: • • 6491': 34,158 .177 16.630
Sharpe; Weiss & Co.. 1,356 78,353 872 • 20,115
Buck Mountain • 6861 45 743 719 31,613
.Smithts Spring :51.t... • 960 . 50'780 '...-93 •' , 9.204
Honey Brook Coal Co "2,727 ' : '94,080 909 . 16,568
German Pa. Coal Co. 2,414 40,576 1;040 .19,239
Spring dit.Coal Co.:. : 673 84.880 . - • ' - .1,484
W..T..Carter &Co- . 3%589 259 -,
15,144
Beaver Meadow • ' BSI . 2,546 '' .
_ .
•
'Lehigh Zinc Co ... - 67 '13,762 .- , •
John tannery, '1,6, - -3,251
'L. &M. Coal ~. ... 6611 - 175,1 38 . •
Baltimore Coal - . 4341 - 49,669 . 687 , -10.598
Franklin'. .• • - 420; '19.778 18.4 ' - 6,359
Audenried . ..... . ...:: . ' .29 6 1 . 17;244 : 401 11.336
• Lehigh & Snag. ...... 2221 .25,607 4381 ' 2,387
Landmesars.......... - /,224 , 9,293 373 • 6.933
Wilkesharre • • • • 26.103 1,241' 36,993
Le , l,-Coal &.Nav:Co 1991
.. 164 16,353 ' _415,225
Other. Shippers.'. : ... '•. „ . .543 "94 - 4,0334
-Warrior. Run. - .. • 33 - • -
.• ,
Menial... :-. ..-.._ ' . . . :.- 634 • 10,467
Knickerbocker ..... .. • , '., - . - 383 ", • 1,520
Delano Coal C 0.:.:...: -'.. - . .-1 •
r: • 905
Harryville Coal C 0.,. • . i.' . - ' .18). - 1,C64
•
Total 32.334 1 1.2.72,728 29,785 - -759,442
. • , • . 29.735 1 -759,432.
•• .. ' ~• .•..--1,....--
Total by . R. &C ' 69,11912.03.2.170 •
'Kim time that year.. 31,0151,853,942 . • • • .
Decrease ..
. • lacrease ' 31.1041 1.48,24•8 .
• . .
121:112=1
ilroaid .tioe'.lS63
• • • "nlid.Panai for the
IMLLICOAD. .CIANAL..
20,734 09 1 • • •
&Vs 10 - - 10.042 04
1,496 0 '. ' 1.789 10
2469111 22,802 10
4.463. 0 :
10,977'02 ' 1.91100
• 15,155 07 36,645 CO
2;547,43 . 9.17 • 830,920 16
2,612 506 0.1 **. 967,626
2,577410 4: . ..:662,219 00
Irir.reeie so fax
Pecreate
NEW ADVERT' MENTS.
0 liCeSs.Elronse and Mule Shoes nt
3.Nov: 11, . STICHTER &THOMPSON'S.
1..1. TOON IMoOk Spikes; assorted sizes at
.May. 11, - STICHTER&ITIOMPSON'S.,
and. bozea. Tar iriliegs .
• V V and.harrels at STICHTER & THOMPSON'S. .
`Nov:Barrels Single and 'Tape Safety Fuse at
a : STICHTER dr,IIIOI4TS'ON'S
1% tat Crackerewrone article, at;
STICHTER & T11031PSON•
45.:1
0v.11.:5
CoroM eller 'joggle 'and donble-,lt fine. nr.
STICHTER & TLIQMPSON'§.
stone Pipes for 'Drains from 2 to'l2 inch' diatoc
.k,7 ter at.- • : '• .• 'ST - MITER:Jr. THO*PSON'S.;
A •Ripants. Blasting Paper; Lamp;
llarrels and Needles , at •
Nov.ll, '65-45- &METER& THOMPS.OI4I•S.'
To - flutchers.-Sansage Cdtters and Staffers of
itrip'rnyad *terns by: •
Nov 11,• , STICIITER
lent Coal Oil; pure white, and of fine
(
illuiniunting properties at • • .
Nov. 11, `O5--34 ; STICHTECIt & TELAIPSON,S;
.
.
Ppre Pi lm : Oil: Simp-.-manufactured. by Lon.
. Stain &•111a)don, London, at • - . -BROWNS..: ..
. NOwl , IL '65.-4 2m • .. : •• • . Pharmaceutists.
r .• ••
.
ormismit 0 il-a•ud Glyeerino—a •su , erior at
• title for prompting the growth Of 'the Hair. at '
N0V:11.. , 65-45.1m .BROWNS',.-Pharmaceatists. '
. - • ,„
D aeon Lirbiirrn •Nutritiire' Food for In
tl-N.onm rind Invalids, at.' BROWNS', .
Nov; 11, . •-• • Pharmac eutists. '
-
• .• . • - •
9(litift Lbs.. New Buckwheat Flour for
.. 1 ./Azn- , sale by BECK tt, COBB. -
Nov. 1.1,.65 .• . . . 45_ • •• •
. .
C bail, and all kinds of .Chop Feed. for Sale
BECK & . CCIIO,
• Nov. 11,165-45-: Warehouse Morris , . Addition.
2500 iJsinFE.i:li Prime POTATOES In
store and fo , r s 7, ll . e ichl y ito . A.rk
Js, Rena)...
• Reading: Noy, 3, ' •.-. • 45 9.1."-
. .
A Very Simerior Family flour in Buvrele
t 'and in Plickages of 25 and-5O: pounds vrel, ,, ht-.
Vac eale bv. '• • ", BEC,E & COW?. •
onl. Oil
Winnaps.Very flne'assortment of table
stand and hanging Innipv far -private:' families and
churches at ' STICIITER Iz:,TIIOIII;P.SC*P.S:.
0 Oi tail:, Best . Winter: Bleached -Whale Oil
.• at New Ydik prices.: Machinery, Slierm, Lard 'dad
seats S'hot.ollia at • • • . • • • .
Nov .ISTIOHTI.Z.It&TROMPS9NS
fsitufr,z-Edergh linnfiers, Shark.'; PellOes.
LP Poles. Butcher Hubs, Spokes and
Quirt= Cloth at: STICHTER
Q. cep .
. pprtabje; convenient for .
house eleaning'and other purimes. Every family
should have one. At STIOUTER & THOMPSON'S.
frofillet - littins, cons! sting of Slop Jars. Buckets.
1 Bath Tubs, of green, drub and fancy colors. Fine
articles.'_ At. • STICHTRR & 'THOMPSON'S.'
oud lEtnekets.—Galvanized amrplain,' Iron. nut
Cl
Troir,bottoina,proof aqattat rust. Shovols,'Pnk
eis at' STtCHTER &THOMPSON'S.:
melegr.aPtir Feed Cutters, can be worked by
Jaan or horse power. (prattling Hay. Straw, Corn
stalks and Vegetables. at,
Nov.ll, '6SL-45- S'IICHTER . & THOMI'SON'S.
. ,
. Cheefte Fist, Cheese-I: . !
V -A large variety of Fish, comprising in part Mack
erel. Herring. Cod Fish, Haddork,lllne Fish, &c..
in Barrels; Half Barrels, Quarter Bar.ela and Kitts
,Also a good assortment of Cheese for Sale by
.''Nov 11.'65-45-'BECK& CORO.
VU'iret Rape.—We are the only • authorized Azents
I in Schuylkill County to . . receive orders for Fi.her
'lizard's. Wire Ropes at his prices: Intoriniation.given
as to writzht, - strain, size of drum. &c.. by ..
Nov. 11„ tas-45- STICHTERA THOMPSON. •
. .
LitiA NA FA R 166...-Bnyzliak and Ger-
In. mall—ten different kinds—just published. rind for
'We wholesale and retail by. the Gross. Dozen or Sin-.
.tle • ILBANNAN , S.
• ' Bonk.atO StatiOnery Store...Pottsville.
ay mid Strays , ('utters.—Gale's , Lever .Hay.
' Straw, Coitistalki and Vegetable Ciittere, light,
convenient, liortableL-Can be worked by ti boy ten
'years of-age,- and will cut one bushel:per minute.. We
own the patent for Schuylkill County and can be had
Only' of ••• ..STICHTER & THOMPSON.
Nov. 11, '65 . : • ' . . . • -46.•
THE NEW YORK
'Dyeing and Cleansing Establishment
260 girth Avenues New York.
. . .
Ladies' and Gentlemen's garmentS -and .wearing ap
parel or every description, dyed and cleansed a supe.
riorttpla. •' ' ' .
An office for the above Establishment' is opened in
Pottsville. Pa.,-where orders will be 'Teemed and
promptly forwarded by ' THOS. THOMAS, Agent,
•' • ' • Mellor street; between Centre and Second:
Nov. 11, .65 . • • ,
,454 t"
I.EXANDER bIi.LIINAN,
SOLDIERS' CLAIM & PENSION AGT.
OWce in.ifinhantougo Bt.. with Sand. Chrism:ma
Esq., Pottmville, Pa. -
Sept.. 23, 'ts. • BP,.
IiTTERiII 'Remaining Unclaimed 1111
Li the Post Office; at Pottsville, State of reimaylva
nia,,on the llth day of November, 1865.
To' btain any of these letters, the applicant must call
for t• advertised Ittteris,`? give the date-.of this list, and
pay one cent for adVertising. -
If not caned for within one month, they will be sent
of the Dead" Letter Office. ' . •
Beadle J H 8.. Jeremiah Alonzo Quinn Henry
Bu ckley Janes *Knerr Peter D Ruth John
Cook Isaac-P Kelly Widow, Bathbum Jno E
Cronan John T Leary Michl -.* .Repp Wm •
Challinor Clues ish Linen Wra. • Stevenwell Chas
Donnelly Jas . • Leonard -Mrs hi AStephens.Chas
Dietrich Catk • -lord Helen Schoener And C •
Davies David sh„ MeQuadeSatul - .Steam Henry G .
'Everhart Semi McGinnes Hugh Sharp Jos L
Fitzpatrick Jas ' McCarthy JohnStubblebine Jno
Fog Morgan , Markey Luke •• : Simmons Jennie
Gibbons Thos • • Batty • Tate C
Gray•E 8 . IdcGlough Mrs P EiTiegler John :
Greenwood Geo ISilirff Bomb iimbleby: Wm
Geesaman Jonth• Bernard Wilde Geo J
°Mena Beni eh Opperman Jesse .Wolf Joseph •
Howard S B Oren Jae Weeks Sll ..
•
maser Lydia _ Pew Miss E' Yates John' .
.11nognnev 'Jay sh Parsons Min WM •S• _
November 11, . M. BILLY3IAN. P. M
POSITIVELY :ONE WEEK ONLY.
Alc.D-6 - .N.. : E , 14 - L..:'g
GRIND PANORAMIC VOYAGE TO
=R~3?~BND.
Palited on 5a,009 feei of min . " iritb neA4' , and startling
TOWN HALL, POTTSVILLE,
wMkt ONLY, COMIipNCING.
DNESOS I I' • EVENING, - rip V. 15.
THE CABLF,7DBILES,"• ...NEW YORK ILLIOI4
• . .NATED..• AND Tall CIELEBNATED
BIJR:N IN . .G $1 7 "1P;
'Given with each ente r tainment,
• -
Aaniispiou redained ..... .. .95 ilea. I
Childreia winder . 10 years •-• la •
iragell, Seats -• • 30: li
, - • (Andrei:: •••:•:':-• • •
• •
MATMEeCrItIDAY - AND SATURDAY -APTER , .
NOON& & 9 rottenly-4141cl &cholera will be admitted
. for-10 mite each: Doorsopen artl N.••• -
TAKE. NOTICE I—The whole reca - rertaioas of
. thle
irProepre pftlintnig• are unrollwi at each Exhibition. -
11, '65 - . • 1 :
..
.::.: -I 0 - -- '1 A . I . t . - '..4:-..'.. -. . - ?:. 1: '::(:1-• . <7 , ' '.'?;.-. ':1; . -)
IFL.S.: -1 : -. . • ... 1'.1........" , '' -- -. : . . - .'..- F
.' :: 7.--;
THE ter [UNIT (4,1 . 1411 if IPI23CEN,
Paid ibr 01 d•Newseneeee, Peasipb
and
.W m aate Paper ollepies. • . •
.z-mreprowC EL de.:.IOII3i2NON,
Ne 23 AIM Street,
*, - • - • One di= Wait. at - Naas:pi, St ".• N. Y,
•
. •
140..11,16
.
'Vine . Old Ry e- Whiladr:-- Puce - igire— foe
ideilicinal.parpcisekat _ - BROWNS.
- Nov.ll, 11,5-41-ini • "- . phannaceutildiC
nrocrnArica. AGAINST ACIiIISNNTS,
A.
. . •
.
' ' oAPrrAL.i . Asp ASSETS, .$ 538 , 000 : `.;
. .
THE .TnavzLtits , rgsvitows . .cciaPiaiT. of
HARTFORD insure aggs4q. •
Accidents of; hiado, • .•• •
•-• • • . ON THE RAILROAD. •
OR ANYWHERE:
This is the oldest and strongest Company Of the kind
In.the .Thalted Statmi. told has by prompt payment of
1e s, by death - mid .veeekly craopentation to .the in= in..ted..aentired the patronage of a vast nuMber of the
leadlny butdoese nien of the eitbnx.. as the enit Is pre
. paredloahow. -:Their capitaria paid in'..and. available
when required. and not-in mere stinscriptione to the
amount of mock. with Only a per cent.paid on the imme.•
T. A. GODPG.GT; Agi.i . Pottsville, Pa.
November 11. •Bs':'. . 45-I.ra • .
200,510
IMPROVED PERISCOPIC SPECTACLES.
Btirbei , s .11atianfaclory, Wholesaile•&-;545.
-BARBERS IMPROVED PERISCOPIC:SPECTAI
CUSS. impart.thnt Ct.e.i.a.r/..v4 and Batta.t.e.scv of Paz
carrioa, which cannot he obtained from any, other,
forra - of GLAssza • • . •
.urSfore and. Factory, No. 248 N.orth Eighth Bl,./Plailatdelphin. : „
N. B.—Dealers . .ahr.iplied . with all 'the varieties of
SPECTACLES at low rates.
ROv. ii, "65
84,96.1 06
M.4II.HANCOIt CITY IRO*: WORKS.-
The: ninlersignedmilecttul y .annonn& to the ;nib
lie that they are now fully prepared.- . .t0 furnieh at their
Worts in Mahanoy City. Schuylkill Co.:
Steam Staines and Pumpit . for
Wag And other. purposes They 'also •
manufacture • Cm& Breakers of every E..;
size and pattern. Castings and forgino
of every description made.• Coal and Drift Cars of all
sizes and. patterns are turned out at short notice. 'The
Undersigned being practical mechanics, -they are &Im
potent to 801 l all orders promptly..
• lia.Nl4 BY. dr:BARMAN.
Mahanoy City; Schuylkill County, I*. '
45--
Nov . . 11, ,55
• •130 0 8.8
.
Saves T
. tiaiee honey,.
•• naves Clothe/4 • • • '
' • ' •
.barer Soap, • .
• . . ' and ilta/eit Women-
JrS 77W SOAP PQR EVERY . FAMILY.
Sold • . .
by grocer/4nd etbrekeeptis tbroughout.dty and
- ULNIMAQTY•NELP ONLY BY. '
• • • J. 13. DOBBLNS Br, C 0. .-
- • 101 Smith NEVI St.. below Chmannt,
' .
REALI 111;12
,USEAC EMT 4,TE .1N
.
I
V EICIINYLICILI. HAVEN :for. Sale.—
The iindero . ,sined offers for sale Four, amtignous lots
of .ground "e4nitte.- - in the Boroitgh or Schuylkill Haych.: •
Schuylkill County, Pa.. bounded-northwardly by lot of
Mrs. Yoder: eastwardry by Union - street.- snuthwardly.
by lot of Cornelius Loose, and westwardly by a twelve
feet wide alley, containing • together in width or front
.on Union street; sixty feet. and In depth one hundred
feet more - 'or less; With the appurtenances - consisting
of a block °flour, contiirnons two story frame
- houses with stone basements , - . Thore
to u never falling well of water on .the premises. .
There are all necesoary out . buildings. • . . "
Also a, lot of ground- on - Front street. SchtlYlkiß
-Haven, with the. Improvement's. The sale will take
Nfacr on'
Malinfiday, iVciviember 25, [565,
At'l O'clock. at the Public -.House of Mrs . .
MARY KOONS, Seheylkr !Haven • .
offer after - the Public Sale Private Sale; • a
• Coal Yard in Schuylkill- Haven; opposite the Depot of
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. 'Mere will
'also be'sold 3 cars in gond running order; an office ;
good Horse'and harness; 1 wagon and 2 - bodies ; - .1 -
wagon tongue office stove i - desk; 2 riddles, oil
-ans, Jsc., : with the yard.itriprovements . • ' •
: ' • JACOB K. DUNDORE '
effects, at
tichter & Thompson,
AITFACTUHERS OF
SCREEN, CAR,
.BRIDGE ':BOLT4
Sheet Iroa Nails,
FLAT RAIL - SPIKES
Rolfe 'ot s 'any length or
iliieknesolOade to "order.
Oar. Centre & Market-Sts
- POTTSVILLE.
toir. 1L.!65
-§chnilkillHaven; NVv. 9, .63 . • '45-3L
HOME INSURANCE:CO. OF N..Y.
cisoit.ii and itm;ens $3,76,50:1
. •
T. A. GODF.R.EY, Ast., Pottsville.
• .
MANHATTAN FIRE: ISSUE. ;
catiital and Afosetu 5907,354
.• H • .
ARCTIC FIRE INSIJRANCE.OO., N.
Capitol and Ansetts 'over • 9625.000
T: A. GODFilEy..Agt.,
INSUROOE. CO. -OF NORTH ANEMIA,
. • PHILADELPHIA.
The oldest Companyie.Amerles.
Capital andAsseta '..€11,713;141 71
' • T. A. GcDPREIY, Ant., Pottsville.
ENTERPRISE INSI7. CO. OF PEITIDA
,$311,902
T. A. GODFREY, Agt.; Pottsville.
45-1 m• ' •
Capital and Jitiniet!,
Nov. 11, '65
OAPilfANia , SALE.-Pnrsnant to
an order..of. the OrphaneCourt of the County of
Schuylkill the sulas.cribera Adininistratore of the estate
of Daniel Moyer: late . of.the Township of West . Bruns-•
wick, in, tho County Schuyikill,,deceaSedi will ex.'
pose to Sale by public vetidue. on •-• "
:SaturdaY,* Dec . :ember glnd. isea,
,a 1 o.clock in the afternoon. atthe public house of . MV
chael Moser; in . the Township of West 'Brunswick,
aforesaid: • • • • ... .
that certain firm or tractor land, 'situate
in the Township of West - Brunswick. in the County cif.
Schuylkill, bounded by lands'of late Peter; Beim.. deed.
other land .lat e - of. Daniel Moyer.: deceased. Isaac Moyer;
George Moser, and Gideon S . . Ebling. containing' 156
acres.and46 perches: with the Unproven-tents:consist
ing of. a 111 story log.dwelling house; one 2 story'
gene dwelling house. and Swiss beirn.- About So •
acres of . the farm are In good state of cultiva
-tion,-the remainder is timber land.. Pine Creek runs ,
through the tract. also thu Centre Turnpike and a road
leading from this turnplire.to Auburn. • There are two
~apple orchards on the farm. One-third of the - purchase'
money to remain- a lien on the premises...the interest of
which is annually - to be paid to the widow of said de
• cedent, the principal to the heirs et her-death. .
The . property is sold-subject to the following reserve::
[ions c .The owner of adjoining Tract N0..2. to isave the
free, use and
,priVilage of the 'water power, sew mill
. dam and inlay:lce, and ten feet On each side of the mil)
• race.lor the purpose of repairing the mill race end saw-.
-mill :lam. and keeping the same in good order. .-"
No: that certain farm or-tract of land, Situaie
in the same Township ; bounded by lands of late Peter
Heim. deceased, Gidedh S. Ebling. JobriD.
and Tract.. No 1, containing In acres. 151 Perches,
••• strict: measure, with the appurtenances,: consist- .
• ing of. a twostory Stone dwelling house, with stone
kitchen ainsched,..frame bank staola miter-power saw,
mill, log stable and blacksmith shop:. 'About 20 acres
are in good cultivation; the,. remainder being excellent . .
timber land,'
The'pnrchaeer of this tract, his heirs and assigns, will
have the nee and - privilege of the saw-till dam and mill
' Mee, as mentioned in the advertisement of sale of Tract
• One-third of the purchase -moneylo remain 'a lien for
the use of the widow of decedent, as described in the
advertisement; of sale of Tract No. '
Late the estate of said deceased.. -Terms and condi
- Lions trade La:ow:kat the time and place of sate by •
. .
.Brorder of the 'Orphans , Court,l .- - Administratore.
A...IIOIIIIMANii, Clerk. j - 45 .
.Pottsville • November. 7th, 1865. ' •
FINA.L. NALEs- Ow GOVERNMENT
HORSE, AND. MITLES.—•" '
• QtrAIITEELSIASTICK GENERAL % 0111 , 1011. '
• • • .WASIIIIIGioN.. D. Oct. 2 , 1.'19 , 65.:- '-
Will be sold at. Public Auction, during the month of
November. to. the highest bidder. at the time and places
named below. viz.: • • - :
• . New. York. • -
New York CityL.-TUESDAY of each week, 100
HORSES each day... • .• ' - • •
New York City--THURSDAY of each week. 100
MULES each day. -
Philadelphia. P P — e 'rI7II Y R i ITDAY . , November & 2, 9, IG, -
and 23, 103 HORSlDiesch day.. . . •
.• Philadelphia, Pa.—SATURDAY of- each , week, 100
MULES each day: • • .
Harrisburz, Pa—TUESDAY.of each, 'creek, 100
MULES each day. • • ••- . • •
Harrisburg, Pa.—THURSDAY, November 2,9, 16,
and'23, 100 HORSES each day. - • :
Mechanicsburg, Pa.—TUESDAY, • November 7,100
Allentown. Pa.-WEDNESDAY, - November 10;100
HORSES. -
Pottsville, Pa.L-MONDAY, Nov. 13, 100 HORSES
Chester, Debov we County, Pa. —WEDNESDAY.
November 22, 100. HORSES. -
.Titusville, Pa.—THURSDAY, .November .30;. `.lOO
Pa.--THURSDAY and. FRIDAY. Navem-•
ber 23 and 23, 100 MULES each day.
Wilmington, DeL—TUESDAY: of each week. 100
HORSES each day. • • . • • • •
Wilmlcrttm. DeLETUDAY .of each
• week 100
MULES each day.
• • • Blatsyland, . . .
ild.W111:1N . 118118.1t; Novembr' 16, 160
Balttmoro, Md.,:-WEDNESDAY, November 29, 100
BOSSES.
D, C.. , ' :
TIjESTV.X.S wad THURSDAY S Aach week, 00.
RORf3'M eaehilay. " .
.8.91,D3 OF TAKE . PLACE AT
wAsTIMOTON, D. C
'At this emirs of sales :MI th 9 Government Runnels.
will be dirpoeeil, of. Buyers should therefore avail
-themselves of this last opportunity to purchase.
For sales of. public animals to the West, see official
Weatemnewspaßers.
Animals will be sold singly: ... • .
Sales to covimerge MlO o'clock,. A. M. • - •
• Terms : Cash In United States currency. •
By. order of the Quartermaster General.- ,
JAKEIS - A: WM,
Bvt. Brigadier General, in charge •
Oct. `26, . Fiat llivie., Q. M. G.. o.
'P ').~^.~ ..xulO 5:~: :. ~.:uf:riK.~sihLi.,":.f<~^.iF.. .i~~y •._,r:. ~ —. _ .~ et')fY.PX ; ".~Y^—':~
-
A SONIC HAIL— .
719:::ChetitaUt
.?.I.A O.E . ..0011.21-110
of bia own lmpeetallon
Brimatelle Cameras; ••• •. • •
• Damask Carmine, • • • '
• Weal Bea Carcalwa. ' •••
•.• • 'Batiw Lade Cartalse, - • .
• Nesslagbasi Curtailing,' •
•• , - •• • • • • , ; - .Allsislla Itlarkstaie, • ••
- • Cloth; Table had Timm cameo; • •
constantly reeelvlng soynume In'. . .
'. • CURTAIN - . MATER lALS; •• •
.
embracing Menelebrated IDITIVIA . CLOTH. &MODE
„
• etwINDOW SHADE S
• •
•743 every theirable'Slylei Color of Prize! : •
' • ' • • ' • ' w&i.vtAyEri. •
mr. 119 Vbestasiat St 4 •Plahulelpbblis
Nov. - 4 .65: • . •• : ••• :
'
ra ill
al
t•
GC
, . .
RIED
POTTSVILLE,- • . ' •
-
Sole igiiit.of I. 4. READIE,:for the sale of
Ma Patent
. • . • .•
TILAX -TIE .• F ".
FOR MINIM. SLOP/Mi. ;REL4FTS, .TUNNIALS,
This mode of ier:dilation Wei first" applied, by Mr.
Beadle at the -Utast Dale , Colliery, near ',Ashland„'in
the.year ISST. - and 'hal. been 'in successful operation
ever since. Prior it, this. much time was lost at this
Colliery on account of sulphur ti 8011213,0f1ta workings
—since then..not an hour from this cause. • .Some
other operations. bad still more difficulties 'from this
souree. . I will wee a few of the txranyl—l will speak
_of two 'slopes belonging to •!The Wolf Creek Diamond
Coal Co:: Nos. S and 3 •slopes. near Minensville, for
merly owned' by Mr , George H. 'Potts & Company,
for -whom ; am. Superintendent; .Before putting
blithe Pan, No. 2-slope was so full of scantier that at
. times it was With great difficulty and danger • to work
•it itt. all. .In Ottober,..l3lll, we.lisal an explosion, .by
Which the Diamond Vein was set on tire, and by ftying
Mextrittileh if airmen - - srve killed by the: "White
Damp," and quite a , number' very narrowly 'escaped
with their lives, and in the end we were compelled
fall Other efforts !Meat° fill up the shwa -.with water
fora distance of 60 feet, in Order to outen the fire : this
mused a stoppage for nearly four mcuittes,. : attended by
a very great expense. - No. 3 slope was not so full .of
suiphur, but still having three furnaces going,we would
on se average idle in four "Breasts," . Early this
Springl had a: fan putup at-No. 3, and its soon as we
:bad tbewater out of No. 2, 1 had another put there :
since then we have not lost an hour for want'of air:
the ventilation IS PERFECT S men' now feel perfectly
secure' when they go to work: no dread of being
burned by an explosion.. of sulphur. In addition to
this, there is another great advantage in the •Exhauste
Fan—the saving of expense. I will a• a few certifi
cates in favor of this indispensable anxillary to safe,
cheap and successful mining. ' ~ • •
, .
OITICEIiFTBE MAIIMOTII VEIN CONSOLITUTZIC COAL CO
• Poirsvtu.s. Pa ; October 81st. 1866.
. • . - -
This is to certify that I have beer. part owner of the
Trickery Colliery near St. Clair. up to the year 1864. and
since themSuperfutendent, of the same.. From ISIT. to
.1861 the sulphur became so bad in some of - the,work•
hiss that it was with great diftleulty-and often' delay,
that we. continued - in operation.- In , these particular
parts of the mines We had many stoppages, and often
operatives injured by explosions. , I tried every System
of ventilation: but none appeared to answer the purpose
until I introduced. the -Exiaanstei," or "J Lowden Bea
diets. Fan." ...Since then we have .had bat few accidents
from .explosions. and these but . •
I am free to say that therein no system of ventilation
as yet known. equal to Ihe Louden Beadle Fan."—
And not
,only *does it perfectly ventilate: a, Colliery,
which is indispensably necessary to life anti health.,but
is also a great saving of e xpense as compared to funatice
or steam jet ventilation. In 'my opinion, no extensive
Colliery below :water-ldvel should he without it.
' " WM. IdiLNES, Ja,
. . . . .
TV
017IdE tie TUE 74/13,Aa0T14 VEIN'CONSOLTDAI , COAT; CO,
• . - ' PorraviLLE; Pa., October Sid,
.
This toxertify that- I have • been employed in the
management of the affairs of the Mainmoth Vein Con
solidated. Coal; Conipani 'since Jane,: 1361,.. and that
we have .at the :Hickory Colliery, near St. Clair,
Schaylkill Connty A Petnsylrinia, . one of J. Low den
Beadle's Patent lExbriuste,. or. Ventilating Pena.--
• This Fan Was erected by the former lessees of the said
Colliery. Messrs. Wm. Milnes. Jr.. & Co.. and has been
in successful operation for several years Past. Prior to
ir• erection the said lessees, had tried a' 'number of dif
ferent ventilators. as furnaces, steam jet, but found
.nothing to E 0 effectually relieve the workings fruin
pure air, sulpher. &c.. as the- "Beadle Bahauste.Fitn.'"
Since I have been connected in the management of the
above Colliery It - has - worked admirably. and - I must say
that we totild. not -do without it. It to-Just what every
extensive Colliery below, water level needs, - and I take
great pleasure, in recommending it to all Coal Opera-.
tors. • ' -* W. El. SHEAFER.:
.Genbral Agent Mammoth Vein Consolidated COM Co.
':November 4. . • ' • 44-
Great Distribution
UNION GIFT ASSOCIATION,
204 and 206 ' i4IO.6ADWAIIf, ,OG. 11/0111t,
ROSEWOOD PIANOS & IiELODP.ONS,
Fine Oil Paintings, Engravings,
Silver Ware, Gold & Silver Watches,
AND
ELECI NT JEWELRY,
•
'A - J=6a Pins, Diamond Rioes,.Gold Bracelets, Coral,
'Florentine. :Mosaic. .Tet. DiVll; - and Cameo: La
. dies' Sets. Gold Pens with Gold and Silver
"Eitenslon Holders. Sleeve BattOns;
- . • :Seta . of Studs; Vest and - NOck.
.• • •', ChsinS, Plain, & Chased
,• . • • , Gold Rinas, ‘tc., • •
. .
8-7.0 01,.09.-0.:
• DISTRIBUTIONS are made In thefollowing manner:
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its value:
are placed in SEALED: ENVELOPES which are: well
mixed. One of these envelopes containing the certifi
cate or order; fbr some article. will be delivered at our
office, or sent :by Mail' to any address,. without regard
to choice, on receipt of 25 .
cents. •
On receiving the. Certificate the pertbaser. will see
What article it.draws and , its value, end can.then 'send
.One . Dollar and receive the article named; or can
choose any other one article on our. 11St of, the same
value. .
IMF - Purchasers of 'our SEALED'ENVELOPES, may,.
'in this manner, obtain an article worth frony-One
to Five Hundred
.
- FOE ONE DOLLAR. -
, ...
.
_which "they•nred not pay 'until:it ii known what is
drawn and its value: • •
• IrerEntirasatisfactiun gUaranteed in 'all cases. •
.TICE . IIITION GIFT ASSOCIATION*
_calls your attention Go the ofits _being the
largest and.most:p.o . Puliir Gift.3Bsociatlon in: this
'country. - • The .business' is . and always 'has been
conducted in the must candid cind honorable,Man
ner. : Our , rapidly increasing trade is.a 'sure
guarantekoPthe appreciation of: our patrons for
thiSmethod of obtaining rich, elegant and costly,
goods.: •• •• . • - •.
During .:the past. year we
.hape forwardeda
number of the most valuable prizes' to all part's of
:the country.. Thase who patronize'ui willreeeiee
the full 'value of their money; as no article on our
List is worth, less than. One Dollar', retail,. and
here are 110 ,Blanks; . .
Pcirties dealing
. with.ns may depend on haring
Prainptreturns, and the Article drawn will be
Immediately sent to' any address. by . return ,nail
The following parties have recently drawn valuable
prizes front the Union.association, and have - kindly al
lowed the use of their names:. '
A, S. White, 0 Street, Washington, D. C., Fiend, value
I±dirit Emma La Pale, Arch street, Philadelphia, Melo-
deon,-$1:15.: • .
Mrs - . J.Costello. Montreal. Canada. Piano, $200,..
J,-M. Seaton. Nets York• CitY..Oil Painting, (.cene on
' the Hudson ,) • '
Capt. Thomas L. Jewell, co. B, 14th. N. Y. V.. tiolc
. ,
Watch, $140.. . ~ • .
Re. E. S..Jinsim,Detroit: Mich., Sliver Watch,' $335.- .
Mice Lottie Lines. Diamond Ring, $l5O.- . • ~ .
James Campbell. Melodeon, $l5O. • .
Mrs. A: Lawrence, New Orleans, La.. Diamond Ring
C. B. Bailey. New York .City, Oil Painting.4llo—
M. Manor, Sharon'Springs, Bland, VW. "
Many names could be placed on this list;.but we pub.
Usti no names. without petmission. . Our patrons an
desired to send United States Cdfrency when It Is con
..,• . • .
. .. . . . .
. -•-. LIST OF AIITIIII,ES --* .' • -.. The_only work. every . page of which has been pm
. pared forihe press since - the close of the war. • The
TO BE SOLD FOR 1..00 EACH;.• popularity of this work has no parallel. : One General
: - - - • .. ,Agent for the west retarns over 700 subecriptions
Without regard to value, and not to be paid for Mott
. ' per day on the average through the week. The can.
you know .whatyouwill receive. • - • . -- cuss has bat just, begun; yet we have' Oier 30,000
15 Rosewood Pianos, worth- from's2oo 00 to 450 o.', Sub.cribeei. . , At the rate we are now selling, our
Ir. 3telodeons, - Roiewood Cases.— :175 no to 250 0- , . list will be Over 200,000 the first year. So flat
-75 Fine Oil Paintings , • " sn 00 to 100 0. : tering is the prospect. we ordered paper- - for 47,000
160 Fine Steel Engravings. flamed • 23 00 to 30 0, ' 'Felon:sea before a book was -bond.:. It is the work
. 50 Music Haes. :_• . . . 2 5 00 to , 400 , • - , people want.. : . .. .
160 Revolving Pat , t Caldera - Silver .:20 00 to 40 o , ' FULL. COMPLETE, - & RELIABLE: PRICE, 81 50, -
.. •60 Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets.. 20 00 to. 350 . ..Only about half the price of other Histories, in Pm
' - 400 Set of Tea and Table Sponte..c. - 20 00 to 40 01portion to the amount of reading.. Our Agents' report
150 Gold Hunting Case Watches, - -- -- -- - ': - a-very general desire in the public to exchange the
Warranted - '.5000 to 150 Oi • Two Vol.•work for this; Illastrations• are numerous
' 200 Diamond Rings, - ClUster and • and beautiful, from steel plates. . This work' is bow
• - Single Stone.... . : .... ...... ready for deliveil. Address - . . .1... STEBBINS, . '
175 Gold W _Nov.
atche. • ~ 4, 435-44-St ' . '.. ,•- ". Hartford, Conn.
300 Ladles...di) -
C5OO Silver Watches ' ... '
2,000 Vest and Neck Chains...... it
:1,200 Pairs Ear Rings. new style...._ '.. 13
'2,000 .Gold Pencils and Tooth Picks . V
3.000 Real Onyx .& Amethist Brooc's
' 4.000 Lava and Florezdine do • . e
2,000 Masonic Pins • " ' '
3,000 Fine Gold . Walth Heys,. new
. .
• . • pattern .
•,4,000 Childrens. Armlets
3,000 Sets of Bosom Studs • -.
3.ooo.llnsmeled Sleeve-Buttons ....
16.000'I'lain - Gold and Charal Rings,. • .
. 4.000 Strine Set of Seal Rings - .
4,000 Lockets of all sizes' .
15.000 Sets of Ladies' Jewelry I
-4,000 Watch Chains, each - - A
. 15.000 Gold Pens, Silver Ex: Cases,
and Pencils .. ~ —.; . . ~. 400 to 61X
10,000 Gent's Breast and Scarf Pins._ 800 to' 20 01
. 3.000 Ladies' New Style Belt 'Prickles 400 to 804
• 8.00 0 Clatelain Guard Chains ... .. .. .000 to 20 0 1
1,000 Gold Thimblw - .. . ..: ...,...... 500 to 7et
8, 0 0 0 Set Ladies. Jet and Gold ' 116 00 to 25 0
10,000 Gold - Crosses • • - - l .BO to 6 0
.6,ool•Chased Bracelets • ' - '' - 800-to'l6ol
1.000 Oval Band Bracelets - ' - 600 to 20 Cot
3,000 - Ball EarDmpe, all cOlors • 3:.00 to : - 5 oi
.4.000 Fine Gold Pens ' 200 to 351
3,000. New Style Gold tt; Jet Eardropt 300 to'' I 0
.
A chance to obtain nisi of the abori
Article. for ONE. DOLLAR by nitrate.'
sing.a: Settled Envelope for 25 Cents..• ,
1141 , 1 1 1ve Sealed Envelopes will be rent for $1; Eler
en fin. V• Thirty for $.l ; Sixty-five for $10; One Hun
dred for $l5. -
„Agew;..Winted Everywhere. •
, • . •
Lone; letters are unnecessary. Ha* the kindness t‘
write inin directions, and in choosing different article.'
from those dram mention the style desired. .We . pre•
far letterslo be'addressed to oar Box; NOS, Poet Office
for-greater safety.. - ; . -
.. •
isr - Orders , far SEALED ENV - SLOPE* ,
most in every- case be accompanied wilb
the CASH, with the name of the. person
sending; and Town, County, and State.
-plainly written. • -
- •
, Letters should be addressed to the Managers as fol•
STii4.RT &= MAXWELL,
„ARAM. 5308, Pest New Peri.
Noveniber 4, '45 • • ••••-• ' r44.2m'
NOVA Fnw or pm Wm= DISOIUMRB i3lit.llfiliet wan
kind arise from corruptions ot thellone'Relmbold's
Extract" of. Sareaparill4 • remedy, of the utmost valmr.
• •. , . etere.
WSW JVISTICV WEE , lIIILTAIL...Now
ready, newlaattee Fee Bills. for eels at
. B. BAIWAPS, Centre etree‘ Pottr.4lle.
CONSISTING OF
75 00 to 250 or
F 5 00 to 160 Oi
60 . 00 to 100 01
20 00 to :' 75 0
.1.0.00 to • 30 01
00 to , 801
. 2 70 to 10'01,
400 to 1011
4 00to
400W:flhe
350 to `O5l
250t0- 801
1.50 to . 501
275 to 100 ,
250 to 501
250 to 1001
250t0 80,
00 . to 2004
350 to
.5.01
I=l
WHITNEY
-- 13ANitErt•
OENTAL 2•TTLEET POTTSVIILE
Denlei , in •
AND rOltrEDali
GOLD . AND: SILVER;
ForeignExehange, . •
United'llltates _Bninds,
Quartentunnei'fr-Vonchern
- And ttninirent
"MONEY RECEIVED. ON DEPOSIT.--
ST allowed to per special agreement.
STOCKS and BONDS bought and sold at
the New York and Philadelphia Bosnia of
Brokers at the usual CAD3II3h4BIOII.
. .
: wa Or Omer= errs ate. thwarearter.rn Daac
itas endeavoringtu dtepcee of their own and other pre
wetiOne on the tepatation attained by HatataiLrosi
piciGLNIL.PISPASATIOSII, , • Oct ! . 'MISS. . .
SuArrrse . kaeorusunirtHazei Itesmazo 11113NDOLD . S
EXTRACT 13ucuro. =• , Oct. 28,. , 65. 4.1-41 m.
Take no• more, linplesurianir and
Remedies for unpleasant and dangerous diseassa.—
Use HaLsuoura Ermaor . *one and - TMI4OIIRD Ross
WAEILL • • • • Oct. 21; 435-42-6 m
ErSLIN WINDOW new
ILL reapply of. Brown' and Gold Window. Shades of the
latest patterns just received: and for sale. Orders
taken.for 'Shades to be made to any size for Church"
Halls and Dwellings, at : • - . BAIDTANS..
A ready, and conclusive test .of the tunperttee of
HILISISOLDN nom Errasor Beene , will be a compari
son with those set forth in :thisUnited Stites Dispensa
tory. . _
. - 21.-'45451-Cm
Extract *lacks is pleas
ant intitate and odor, tree from all - injarloas
ties, and *mediate in its action.' Oct. 21,
MEW CASH( littOlital...—Jinti , elicited at
11 the stand lately by N. C. Morrison. Cen
tre street,. nearly opposite Market, a New .Dry Goods,
Grocery and ..Provision. Storer; in. which Will be kept
constantly on, band .a choice stock • of' Goods hathat
lino. ; Also, Queettsware, - Plour:and Feed. Am.•
The undersigned hopes by strict attention'te bast
hesa,'to receive a fair abate or public patrienage.
ROBERT A. GLOVER.
Pottsville: October 29...'84:: . .." .. 44-t(.'
BELMBOLD'SCONCE . NTRATED Fa - TR ACT BUCHU
Is the Great Diuretic. • .
„ .
neramotres CONCRRTRATED EXTRACT SARSARAR/LLA
the. Great Bload Purifter v -
Both are prepared according to, rules of Pharmacy
end „Chemistry, and are the moat active that :can be
Made. . - : . Oct. 2?,' %S. 43 ern.
DrEH . M.,
MAITLIFACIIIRER.OF
COAL SCREENS,
Of the Lntent and Most Aiiprotred . Styles:
The undersigned who IS a nractlcal Screen:Manufac
turer. informs Coal ,Operators and others, that ho is
manufacturing anew COAL SCREEN, patented
June St 1E44. and • another . patented Auguet. Sr; 1865.
RE GUARANTEES THAT THE MESH WILL AL
WAYS RETADI ITS ORIGINAL SIZE. UNTIL EN
TIRELY WORN OUT.. _ •
• ..I.le respectfully solicits'acontinuance of the patron
age heretofore So liberally bestowed upon. him.
• • - •• JOHN'It. DLEILIL
.
Rallroad St.. mar of Eaterlara Hardware Store. - •
Nov. 4, 91,5-43-tf ' • POTTSVILLE. PA..
Ilelmbotd , r Extract Buchoi gi.ree.health and
vigor to the frame and blooni to the pal:id 'cheek:
acompanied by many alarming symptoms,
and if no treatment is submitted to; conaumption.
sanity or epileptic tits ensue Oct. 21, 161:-6m
E. B..PEALE,
• • .• • •
WllO LESALI2 DEALER IN.
'BALED. HAY AND STRAW,
Schuylkill -Haien.
October 7, GK. - 40.4ka
/inn FEET GUM 'BELTING, different"
Ulf sizes, at reduced prices. For Mir at
s e, REAR SAS GAST ING PAPER of dif
ferent weights.. just recelved'and for sale at • .
• • .B. BANNA.si , S., Book and Stationary Store...
INDESTRUCTIBLE .TAB CARDS.
Various sizes by.; the thousands, and smaller Tian
titles sold and printed at .." B. BANNAIPB '
• Bookstore and Printing Office, Pottsville.
•
CLEISSE THE. StSTEH OF ILL INPERI
.
Established ever a Ituairter et a'Centurr.
"Dr Swayne's", • Panacea."
"Dr. Swayne's" • Pratri • • "Panacea."
"Dr. Swayne's" • • "Panacea."
"Dr. ,
' BLoo n. . .•Panacea."
"Dr. Swayne's" ' • "Panacea "
"Dr: Swayne'sllloodPurttylng .Panasea.".
"Dr. Swayne's , Bloini-Purifying Panacea."
"Dr. Swayne's Blood-Puirifying Panacea."
For Scrofula. Ulcerated Sore Throat, Indolent .Tri-
Mors, bad effects. of mercury,' &e., is, superior . to any
• remedy ever discovered. Prepared only by • .
- • . • • DR. SWAYNg & SON.
sbo North Sixth Street. Philadelphia.
Sold at the Drng Store of HENRY SAYLOR, Pottsville
June 17. '65:.. - • .
, .
TlEl.l6‘ol.oit • EXTRACT • 8iT71117 and Istrabvro :Rorer
- .1.V Asa cures secret. and delicate disorders. in all .their
stages., at little expense, little or no change in diet, no
inconvenience, and. no expesure. It is pleasant in Mite
.and odor, immediate In its action, and free from all in
jnrions properties.. . .• • . oet, 26, '65.45 6m,
LAVTU, BERG & Co..
. - • : PEOPELETOICS OF , • ' .
UNION: IRON W 011. K;
. • READING, PENNSYLVANIA; -
MaintfActorers of Polished, Juniata, Char
coal, Common Sheet, and Coal flichute
Iron.-.ALL 6.I . *ES.
August 33.3m*,
.
G •
AT:TI ELT.—Mot of erod eecondhend BELT
at halt prke,:oh hand: GEO..BEIGHT &TO. ,
Nov. 4, , G7._ 44-- Hardware and Iron, Pottaville.
A~IRE ROPE t WIRE-ROPE - Orders
received for ROI3ELING'S WIRE _ROPE. De
livered at factory prices. . GEO. HEIGHT it' CO.
Hardware and iron dealers, Pottsville.
Nov. 4:'65. , • - 44-
.
CiliOAK- and. DRESS . MAKING and all
'aorta ofsewing done at the POTTSVILLE ROUSE.
opposite MahautangoStreet. by Mrs. RANORA DAVIS;
and also lIAIR DRESSING done to perfection.
Nov. 4, `65... , , • • -44-4 t• •
LipWARM or TRIRTT TIitTERAND certiftcaten and re-
COTTIMCDthallry letters base beenseeeiveli, attesting the
media of Helmbold.s Genuine Preparations, many of
which me from the highest sources, including eminent
stateernen.'elergymen,. governors. State judges. Ace.
Oct. 25. 143-tim.
CHEVALIER'S
LIFE FOR THE HAIR
Will restore . Gray Hair to its• ORIGINAL COLOR;
strengthens and promotes the growth of the weakest
hair; stops its falling ont In three days keeps the
head clean, cool and heal thy. - can be used freely:. con
tains nothing injurious the-best Hair Dressing
ever offered to: the. public. It is recommended
and used by the beet medical antherity. Sold at the
Drag Stores, and at my office, No. 1123 Broadway, New .
Yorl
suninroall persons the above i . reparattort w:11.do all
that Is claimed for it. - . . .
SARAH A. CHEVALIER. M. D.
43-2 m '
October 9% .65
.AGE NT S WANTED
TO SELL RETTELVS ONE VOL. HISTORY
OF. THE REBELLION.
el OUNT. Ir I MIST IT UTE —7Tho Fourth
a] Session of the , : Sehuylkill County Teachers. In
stitute willmeet in. the Lecture room of the Female
Grammar School on Centre street. in ?otteville, on
WELeinDAY, NCov.l6th, and continue in cession four
- . -
da grin• rdpis; w ith turei i the willevening,
make up the programme: Prof. Witkersham. of the
State. Normal School, the Rev. Dr. Plummer, of Potts
ville, Prof. Clark, author of Clark's Granimar, New
York, and Prof. Bates. Deputy State Supt., have prom
teed to be with us and lecture before the Institute.
To create it possible. greater Interest in orthogra
phy in 'this County, six hundred words, two hundred
each day, selected from Mr. Itann.s speller, will be pro
nounced for and written,by the members of the Insti
tute. The championship in orthography to be conferred
on, the one misspelling the least number of words.
This to preparatory to an awarding of prizes to a nom:
ber of the bests pellers at our next Institute.. Schuyl
kill County is favored among her teachers. with but a
• small number of liter good spellers. Let us improve
in all bunches by commencing with this apparently
least but most important' one. Directors. citizens, and
teachers of private . schools are cordially invited to at
: tend and take part in the exercises. . • .
, • JESSE NEWLDI, County Supt.
MANUOnD !AND YOUTUFDT. VIGOR are regained .by
HEINDOLD.tS Erraicrr Bccur.. . Oct. 28. '65! 43 Gin.
TOBACCO. & SEGARS
• STOREKEEPERS and others In want of. a
Prinienfttcle of Tobacco ' Seger& etc.. will do well to
give me a gall. All goods sold at . Philadelphia prices,
purchasers saving expense of freight • • •
.• •.. • . .GUSTAV WOLTTEN,
- • '• Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist,
Centre R.. next door to the Union Hotel, -Pottsville.
Oct. fa, '65 - . . . • . 43-
WHY INJMIE TUE COMPI.EXION, Tr. POWDERS ANT
WASTrii •which - choke.or 1111 tip the'poree of the skirl,
and in a short time leave it harsh and dry ? It Is in the
blood. and 11 ycnt .crant smooth and soft skin use. Bairn
bold.% Extract of Sarsaparilla. At gives a brilliancy to
the complexion. Oct. 28. •
PAT LORI Perfumery & Toilet heap.
may be bad in'all their variety at the new Book
And Stationery Store of BOSBYSHELL & BRO..
• . 1 (Satre Street beim- Trictty Church, Pottsville.
• Jan:?. 16. .
„ ,
'sort SAFE,. tilandactured.bY I.lllY—the best m
the countryfor sale,by . • B. BA;tTNA.N.,,.
. -
OLLSWORTiIItS Slated Copy Reeks
Just Beveivad.-41111vortlee Slated Copy
Books tor Families and Primary_ Schools.. . Complete
to three. numtieral Fo r - sale at 11. 11.A.NNABB. Centre
St. Pot:pills: Pri. ;
. Manarklfros Cimantereicadatapal
Atm a meta irmaination Elaizabold% henna.
titew they eajoy.nur utmost, cenadence. We caraddai,
tbeinisfa and reliable., REVBERS & TAUS.
.P4tiz÷titssur.i. Juns‘l2; Ott. .t 9, 16.4848
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ftaturdayv AlevegMoe* 1116 1865.
TILE LATEST NEW,
,
The. Careeriswlr Wirste--The Missettiewe
The Vallee& letiles Mort—Glealt. llislieem
Seateaced, Ate::
. Wirze, the pelsOn keeper_it 'sfindessionville,wbO Was
sentenced to be, hanged yeirleram, to Washington, has
furnished some ctlars Orlds life and career. He
is a native of Zwick, in Switzerland,' and is early for
ty-two veva old. Hit father wanted him to study for
:the ministry, which' he refused. and Went into a bank
ing house, where he remalooi _two yems. Re then
commenced rasing about. :After' goIDE 'to Half; lis
came to the LT tes,, in tat whets be wooled to
study medicine: Then* Went to Ocumectient. to Mae
oschasenktralLmtucky, and ithalii es nneght up te. Jib
sissippi. In theta me— -Mis sings wok m
e e fire
sxri ha Uan islislismer. as A man . iota sn'
perintendent of a 'meter . sate'mtat4ialunent. - and as
overseer of a plantatidn. Ire . Walljn• *ll bat named
business when the rebeilkmbroke oat. He enlisted as
a private, served as illetifesa. Kna•ulutaaa l 7 beeliall .„,,.. 4 .,
a captain. 110 does riot appear to h ave been 111...... ....
acte fleid,service. as tbe•ouly battle niettihrial was
FaireOaks, where he „pas an d,Q Gen. Soil. 8. John
ston, And was wee:laded. 'Nola all his duty raison
datY. When, the prisoner.' were brought tat - Rich - mond there WOW Old Cortbem. and Win:emended
ixt a taista
to make one, andthis,bm id him into notice. This,
which lookedlike Theo of a Mt career.
was bat the drat step to a ' eminence ,!! ideal Be
occupies to-day. Ile h quite CO tudostite now. bat
denies imphatlcalb , that lie ta responsible he the
treatment of the Union prilloners. ' Ml= may married _
1n,1.54, to Elizabeth &Oils. at Cadiz, Kentucky. Be
sides his wife, be leaves! 4 d r il l :fel" ten yea:acid-
The elect/mt.:relents are' Igain e X tud otosishency,
The Union majority ht new o in _at fie -
000. In Maryland four out Olive of the Union candi
dates, for Judges lave - burn_ elected. _ ,
..- In Louisiana
"the Conservatives are nottlielle,"saud tl e tiaole4 TEann
°erotic ticket for Congress, . ete.,;lll - el ' In Ma. ,
barna Bulger; the Reconstructioncandidate for Over
nor. Is elected. ' - • - _ • ' .
Chief Justice Chose does not think th at . DO could
hold a term of coart in the district of Virginia, or in
any of the lately seceded States. this fall or winter.—
•Ile also doubts the propriety of holding terms of-court
In-State+ which have been declared in inliarrectios,
and therefore under =Ma/law. Redoes not wish to
hold terms until Congregates Wed:_ • -- -
General J. O Briscoe has beenyientenoed to
& bokeseh
tered and dishonorably mined the on charges
of larceny. He was else sentenced' to ' t.
but the buter was remitted. and beta:wheat
The indications of Of North Carolina election are
that rebels have been`elected to' irkergrese,And none
who can take the oath are chore.- _ the i •
Fifteen deaths *we thus fair resulted from explo
sion of the steamer St. John on the Iltideon- •
.
Igarrlebwrg •
The correspondentof thei•lrassraux-Batangeav gives
the following items of political interest in one of his re
cent letters from Haeriabarg--11ret stating the complex
ion of the Legislature.-where the Union mal.:have
majority in the Senate and at to the homier .
••Of the eleveumewSettatora elected: ae halte been
members of the Senate before. Memo. (kin-
Graham and Wallace are re-elected to nerved
themselves, and Messrs Whits:Landon and Glats have. •
served heretofore, but were - •not• members "of the last '
Senate.., Landon bas, been out-three years ; White tint
years, nd °late one year. Meesr e Shoemaker. Cowles, • -
Duncan and Brown, the otber new Senators, haVe never
served in either branch of thir--Legialatttreillod I be. '
lieve, never filled any political-poaltion before. - In the
Hoare there will be lifty-eig. members w• served' In •
the hint Legislature, and three • who served in previous -.
sessions of that body. bat main the last. Col. DIMS of
the 10th' district. of Philadelphia, forrerly represented -
Venango, and Dr. Early of Elk and Stelaman!)f Lances- •
ter have each .served , befate._,The:Yeselection, of art .
many,meinbers to the Rome is altogether animal. and
each party contrlbthes about an 'equal-proportion of re
elections. as compared witlitheir relative streegth.. In
the. Senate Clymer add,Wallice will lead the Demo-
cystic side' s heretofore: while Landon and White Will c
be added to the already etrong perilamentary leaders on
the Union aide. • The -Democrats of the House will mire
Purdy and Sharpe—the first a superior tactician and the
last its ablest advocate, and there are none to take their
llacei. Mr . Pershing will be left almo4 alone as MO
eader as that aide.. On the Union. aide Kelly and Wad
dell will be the ablest of the old members, but there la
. much good material itmong.the new members.: Mans.
of Potter. will take the place of Olmstead. and though •
• scarcely less able, will limes leg • as-p leader. The .
Union. members have more than the usual ;number
above the average of legislative ability- -
- The Speakership of the Senate will . go to Mr. Inset-
Ind of this, place without a contest, and Mr Hammers!:
will continue its clerk brconsent. :In the Howe there •
will probably be an animated goriest for the Speakers
chair., Kelly. Negley, and Glass have bsea named in
the west. and Davis and Rnddiman of Philatielthiaare
al , ct spoken of ; bat as Kemble will be re-elected Ties
surer, the city will not seriously claim both. Cot Quay '
of Beaver.- will be a etroag candidate lif•her,ctaldbe per:
s-iaded to accept, but he , is the iriend of Kelly. and will
n I allow the name to be tined while - there is hope for ' -
his friend and delleague. Benedict will - be Clerk of tidt •
'Hou.e without a contest:: • • - .
•`. there will be wirloas'entie Clerkships: 66'811 in -the
Auditor General's and - Surveyor Generale °Moen next
May i but.l feel safe in saying that none but ine
itorl
one eoldiers need apply.. I take it for granted thit two
breve soldiers like General , ilsztranft and Col. camp
hell will not leave their wounded behind them when
they have ad opportunity to take care of them. I look
for the Auditor-General's office to, be tilled - with the
heroes of Fort Steadman. Civilians would save paper.
time. -trouble and money by not pressing themselves
fro "Clerkships.. •. • •
Philadelphia Market.. -
PIIILAIDELPHAA, Thnrsday. November. 9. ,
• - Tag- Flour - market . continues_ dull,' but moat
holders are' asking au advance .on former rates;
sales comprise about 2.000.bb1a in lots; mostly' to
the retailers and bakers, at from $868.50 'for
superfine, $8.75@9.25-for extra, $9BlO for North
western extra family, 810.25@11.25 for Pennsyr
vania and Ohio do.; and fancy brands at from $l2
613.50 bbl, the latter rate for choicntit.Louis.
Rye Flouris scarce, and selling in.a small way at
$7.25@)7.50 bbl.. Corn Meil is quiet, at about
former rates. ' .
„ -
: • GRAlN.—Prime, Wheat is scarce,-,and holden,
are'askirg a furthr advance ; 3,000 bus .sold 'et
- 230(4235e for new reds; $40@24.5c: for old- ditto,
the-Ist ter rate to .amber ; white ranges at from
270(4200c Im; as to quality :' Rye is in demand
at 1100.1120 c hin;:for X:lelawarwarid Peaanaylve
eia. Corn is mere active, and prices:are better;,
7,0(0 bus yellow sold at 88c afloat,. and 00e T) bn
acre.;in new is quoted at 80t850 be. Oats
are without change : 4,000 .bus sold at 55(256c
Chu, afloat„and in the -cars. .
poltiiiiitriofifi*MlA3444
Corrected Weekly for the I
Wheat Flour, extra family, per barn r...
do do •do do per cwt
do do extra .. . per barrel...
do do superfine, do.
Rye Flour, do
do„ per cwt
Buckwheat Flour: do
Wheat, prime white per bushel.
do do ra I do
Dried Peaches, 'pared. 'tie I pound...
•dy •do unnarPr . do
Dried Apples, . - - do
Corn, V bn.
. "
OSITZ, - "
Soup beans
" "
Peas;
Rye Chop, /`
Corn Meal "
Middlings; "
Potatoes. "
Hay, 11 ton.
" bale - cwt
Straw, Tir ton.
Master, *"
Salt, 7o ea&
Tim Seed, b•
Clover " "
Max " "
THE GREAT - CAUSE
. HUMAN MISERY.
Juat Published in .a Sealed Envelope. Pries Si* Cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment owl
Radical Cure of Seminal Wealruess. nr Spermatorrbata. -
induced by Serf-Abuse; Intoluntary Emiasioas. lmlw..-
tency,
.Nervons add Impediments to 'Marti
age generally': -Consumption. Epilepsy, and Fits Men
tal and Physical Incapacity, dm. By ROBERT J.
CULVERWELL, M. D., Anther of the "Green
Jtc. ' • -
. The world renowned author, in this' adudrable Lea
Lure clearly proves • from his own experience that the
awful consequences or 1 4 elf-Abuse may bc effectually
removed without medicine. and without dangerous
surgical operations. • hoagies, . instruments, rings, or
cordials, pointing out a modo of cure' at once certain
and effeemaL hV which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition nuy be,.may cute himself cheaply, prt;
vately and radically. • THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE
'A BOON. TO THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS. -
Sent under seal. in a plain envelope, to arty address.
on receipt of six cents, or two postage stamps -
dressier
ad
drowintr the publishers. CHM. J. C. KLINE &
'1.27 Bowery, New York, Post Office box 4,696.
' Sept. 9.-.66. i:Trui. 29. 136-•
[From the Iktrgest Jlannj'adurinq Miemista •in .thy
lam acquainted with lir. 11. T.' Mane
fadtarer of Helmbold's Genuine Preparationh; he OM
pied the drugstore opporito my residence, mui ,was
auccessful in conducting the bqsineis where others lied
not been. equally ro before hint. I have been favoral*
impressed with hie ammeter and enterprire.
• • • WILLIAM WRIGHTMANi ••
Firm of Fowl= & Wainnistssr. , •
Manufacturing Chemists.
9th and Brown 'tracts. Philadelphia.'
Oct. °S, •es.'
igiouracivis PATENT SLATEN.-4mit
a. received Pelrce's Patent Slates with leaf for Oa
tes. and Schools. Also Leaf Memorandums 101 the
pocket. For sale at B. BANNAN'S, Centro Streels
Pottsville. Pa. • - •
-retention or Incontinence of brine, ir
ritation, Inflammation or ulceration of the oladder.-or
kidneys, diseases of the prostrate, glands, stone intim
bladder, calculus,. - gravel or brick dn.t deposit, and all
diseases of the bladder. kidneys and dropsical swell-
UsElluarsoLo's FLUID EXTEACT Bvoatr." •
JUST .RECEIVE P.-8_ implement to 2 17 RIPS
DICTIONARY OF ARTS. M...MMFACTURES .and
MINES. 'One of the most valuable 'works ever putt-
Weed. Tors* at 11...BANNANM., _
• , , . Centre, area. Pottsville. ra.
RECEI VE O.—A !las assortment of Is.
J Mee' CABAI3, PORTFOLIOS- and POCKET SIXOES.
For rale at - - .= B. BANNANIL• •
Centre St. Pottrllle.
Ti Gt.owr, or MAN ta Sriayortt.—.Therefore. the
nervous and debilitated should immediately me Het*
ninvo-ExTRAoT Breen. Oct,. 28. '66.43-6m:
,
illillaled Boy, Oat* Fleur. die., furnished tn
'LP large and email-quantities. at - the very lowest
rates, by . ' BECK &COE°.
Oct 14, '65.-41- - . Warehouse. Morris. AddlitOn.
COCKS: 'CLOCKS:::'SLOCUS
A large stock of elgbt, day aid - thirty hour clocks,'!
every yarieti of style, for sele cheaVy c. G
•
Watchnutker and Jee, eler, Centre Street, POttlitrilie.
December 12. '63 . . W.', A
lot
MIN and Crocus 1111111se.-4Jost received
Lk of choice Hyacinth, Crocus and'otbee
and for sale at . B. HANNAN'S Book sari Beelines.
Mew lgagiate Packing,
: cheap. dumb% and en
pertor to any other nowlifteta, pat
_.rtyntl and
for isler,try theimboeriber: .
H A 4 ll". tifeniTai lli ti " . ._.__" n all a drasloo l.
Sept 3I '65.. 99. 7 wan:mow. lottatitr additioa.
..
"NEW 1411;radierSp11; !Hittite feiti n etle yi
' - ' Nirsieh., Mont Addl44
9.ept. SO. *6s_ sto.
kIIIEBI43AM WAT.QI.IIMS. to Rind said silver
cases; An:Leticia.olseTre, Ntid Jewelry ofall-do-
seriptione, am be obtained at' stonier
; . . -
Sept: 11 1 .414 . -rtt Centel street,' irirffla.
GIENVIIIPIE I IMPORT** faltAlil
GAMS, eqld Resit At ltifttapieoslat
(41.7 V WOLTMIN -
Ciinve St. rteil don to the VOse , ir Rota roArlll4 - ,
Oct td. •
511
0 50
10 50
6 '2r
6 15
$ 501
ZO
2 40'
2 30
$1 2 1 5jEgkts, • IF anz..
$1 2n,BnttCr, V lba
70 Cheese, ' • 1
50 Lard, •
B
I2olShonldere,
1 30iBeef hind "
" Limn "
• 901Matto!t,
25 00IPork, "
45,V.e,a1, • "
Beier. Cube, "
' 814,0 w Rouse; "
Porto Rico, "
White, ,'
Crushed, '
N. 0. Syrup; "