The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, December 02, 1865, Image 1

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COAL TRADE ADVERTISEMENTS.
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lTerminus or the Philadelphia Zt Iteadhig R. R., on the Delaware, alPhiladelphia.---Plai for the Shipment of inthrailtes.
COAL:
QUINT RD & WARD,
110. 9PENE Street,
NEW. YORK.
Selz :Agents for The ConSolidated Coal
p a uy's Baltimore . Vein Wilkesbarre Coal;
zhipped-from Jersey City and. Elizahethport. • .
'Also. for the HAMPSHIRE and - BALTIMORE CO.'S
Ilaintshire - George's . Creek Coal, shipped
at Baltimore and Georgetown. --
Agents tor GEORGE MEARS' . celebrated Broad
Top Coal; shipped atPhiladelphia.
From their Wharf, No. 1, at Port Richmond. Phila.:
delphia. they prepared to ship the best qualities of
Locust :liontitnisi and Red ttud White Ash
Schuylkill Cools:
From their docks at Jcesey City (where the depth'of
water is from 15 ton feet), they are prepared at All
leasons to supply the above Coals, and LEHIGH, to
teamers and ships for ports in China and: elsewhere.
Steamers can be coaled at any hour during day or
night: -1, W. ATwoon,
-Agent at Jersey
OFFICE IS BOSTON. Kilby Sr:
• at Newark—J. M. DECAMP,
Marcia
Picr No. 7.
JOHN .. AVM I T 1E
SC t.TYLICIL,I, • COAL,
• Wharf No. 7, Port Richmond. •
fl\( : 816 )tit3treet. Philadelphia.
io3oolezt tiireentt..N. York
October 16, 'BS
• Pfrr No. 14. •• ••••
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NEW YORK & SCHUYLKILL OOAL Co.,
. WILITERS OF
BROAD :MOUNTAIN. BLACK 'HEATH, AND .
. • SUPERIOR RED ASH COALS. •-
oFricEs
. 1 4 5 Sontli street. New: York. .
.131 M alma erect, philadelphlu.
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PHILADEITI-lIN,-.e.
SCII UYLKILL NAVIGATION.
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Shlpplng„"ATharves for ANTHRACITE COAL at
Creenuich, Delaliare River, Philada;
Wharf No. I.
LEWIS ACDENRIED A. Co.
ROMMEL, POTTS t 4. co.
.r2AS Walnut. Street. Philadelphia
OFFICES: .010 Broadway. New York.
t:l4lhy Arcet, }Alston.
•Whorf No. •1.., •
• TiEPrLitit • dic 'Bit();
(N. E. col - . Walnut ...t - Fourth bte., Phila.
OFFICES: 1 :95 Pine Street, New York;
, • L . liert:hand/oft:1)k Building. Providence.
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DAVIS. PEARSON .Co.,
DYNEHB AND 5/firm:a or Tut •. •
CrLEBRATED I.O6I..STISIOVNTAIN WIIITE ASH .
an I SPOIL': VEIN • •
RED-ASH COAL.•
r5Z0..135 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
OFFICES: • .•-•e No. 11l BroadWay,Ttoorn N 0.9 Trinity
•-' ' dinilding. New York.
I.No. 11 Doane 8/rem:Boston., -
WHARF—GREENWICH, 'DELAWARE AVENUE.
*AVIA PiAlib9 . - EMANUEL BAST, ASHLAND.
D. 1.1, HAAS. , WAS. ICIENIZEE. • A. C. MILLER.
EIAAS. it •
MINERS AND SHIPPERS OFTRE CELEBRATED
Sp . ohn Vein Red. Ash and . Diamond
Vein Red Ash •
Novelty ar — `l Wiirrint•tion
Colliery. • Vi \ L. / . • 1 comeiy.
The Stiperior White Ash Coal, from. the
New Shenandoah City• Colliery;
Which will be found io exec . ' any Coal yet tthipped from
the 17.chuyikill Region'. -
=Gle Agents for the Kale of OEO. W. SNYDER'S
!Superior Pine Forest `White Ash Coal.
• OFFICES:•
S WA I.:Nt - T St..•PIIII.AD - 'A.
No. 0 TRINITY titILDING, N. T.
- . 11-ly
CAIN, HACKER & COOK,
LOCUST GAP,
LOCUST, .MOVNTAIN,
- • • BEACH lIPATH.
A i!o. deal ere In other flrat goal i dot' of • '
WHITE AND RED - ASH COALS.
:No. 214 .Walnnt street. Philadelphia, and Woodland
C=IICMECI2
MOIS*II4. ORRIS. Li ACKER. JESSE M. COOK,
WM. F. MOODY, Shipper and Agent,
Schuylkill Haven, Pa.,
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Felvaiary
AII:,EINCIi" -for the ,Sioto of
the SHAMOKIN COAL, from the LanoalFter
..,ilery,-hat this day been transferred from AIs:SPACH
& SONS,' to DAVIS . PEARSON t CO., Philadelphia.'
Rho are now'rhe only authorized Agents to dlspose of
thi- celebrated Coai. orders and - communications to
Lc Atka - et:L.4:d to them t.t. Philadelphia or New York.
G. BAST. President,
.r. R. ',INMAN'. Secretare and Treanurcr.
l'l.iladelphla, July :l'.'&;)
BROAD TOP.
ki EN E R AL ...OFFIC UP E
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ME cE,LEBRATp •
BROAD TOP W.WIE ASH
• Senti-Ilituminous3 • •
C 0. - . A. I,
104 WALMJT STREET,
41 , 11:1T,AII)ELPHIA. -
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• ROBERT Hitt E POWEL, nanager.
CONNECTING. OFFICES: •
16 Traveler Buildings, Boston; Mtgs.
3ti Trinity • " PiCW. York: •
Feb. . • • •• ' idf
BROAD TOP WHITE ASH
SEMI-BITUMINOUS.. COAL,
• CALDWELL' SAW YER 84 -
tr 0.112 'Walnut Street. Philadelphia;
No. 111 Broadway, New IL:ork,.
No'. 144 State Street, Boston,
Ofter a impe.rtor quality , of this celebrated coal from their
EDGE HILL COLLIERY, ..• •
Mined and !hipped exelueively by them..
4..6s • 13-1 y
LORBERRY CREEL
ounEssy . cOAL.
t he underzif.•,6o4, haring conAolidated our Three
CuB i the Lorberry Iteglon„will hereafter trans , .
art crarbuidnet,s. under the name of.
MILLER, GRAEFF & Co.
' • • 3fILLER, • STEES & Co.. - ••
- . GHAEPF&,NUTTING.. •
Mr. GRAKFK a member of unifirm:ba*inknseocia
teK birrwelf with J. It.' BLANISTON,•••niII' rcAide to
rln:adelphia and :di our coal Fthipped by tide-water will
1.0 raider • the eiclusive control of - BLAKISTQN,
GIZAEFF &- .
increased care aril attention iti Itspreparatlon, we
bcp'e to tnaintala the reputation of our celebrated Lot
b. Iry Coal. nimbuses& abroad can rely upon luiying
this coal&hipped iu the very best order. •• " • .•
MILLER, OR4EFF & CO.
Feb. 16. .113
rip A lr 1; 013 , 8 Perfumery aild.TeS!et §utipsitt
.1. 1-ly - .
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LI VP YINIRGA It ..:—"The Fahscriber Las
. romtnenial theinzmnfi cram of a mitierior 11 - liCift of
vinegar at the cortices:Pr Railroad and C , allowhill streets,
in the Borough of Pottsville. where he is prepared to
furnish grocers a pure article, wholesale. which he twill
warrant to bo equal. if not supe=rior tomity article in the
market' for. pickling. table use, and all purposes for
which vinegar is - used. at the lowest market prices.• Al
ue ask is for dealers to give us a trial
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ALWAYS ON RAND. , '
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4i!" allkinds o Mania! iluitruments. Violin Strings,
B.*. Viol Strings, Guitar and Banjo Strings, constantly
on huul (Jan lin, 14,-3
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VOL:. XL[.
, • . Pier No . . 15. • •
BLAKISTON, GRAEFF . &
• • MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF. '
LORBERRY• AND; LOCUST -MOUNTAIN COAL,
Shippers of other approved . qualitie2l of • . .
• WHITE AND RED ABEC• COAL. •
• • 314 Walnut Street, PhiladelOhib„.
- • • 9 Trinity Itnildine, New York.
-Coy. of - Kilby & Doane Street, Boston.
Feb.l4. '63 • • . .• ; ' - • : •
.7-" .
LEWIS AUDEINHIED & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in the best varieties of
Anthracite and Bituminous Coals.
• 1205 Walnut Street; Philadelphia
OFFICES: ), 110 Broadway. New York_
• . l 14,Kilby Street,Bostott.
Pioneer Shippers from Elizabethport, of
LEHIGH; SPRING MOUNTAIN:IIAZLETON, AND
COUNCIL RIDGE t• 59 13-
Pier No. O.
I BANCROFT, LEWIS &
HISSES AND SIIIPPF.RS OF TUE '
,Celebritted ASHLAND...COAL,
FROM MARANO'S' MOtNTAIN
OFFICE—f 1 Walnut Street,.Commercial
Philadelphia; '
New York Offlee.-7T Cedar. Street. Bestial Offiee-7
Doane Street. . • [Oct. 23,, , 52 42- . .
CONNER & PATTERSON
LEWIS AEDENRIED de Co.
• Agents for the sale of their. celebrated.:
LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL
... • . -
Ashland and Girardville' Collieriet
'CS • •
ELVAIEVIPOR".I`;,.4t:,
• •
COAL. •. • COAL.
A. T. STOUT & - .C 1 0.,
(5nc,..e43 , ..rs to STOUT & VAN WICKLE,)
MITIOTN and Shippers of the celebrated.Fti.TON (LE
HUM) COAL, from the Ebbervale Collier*. near RR
zletqn. Pa.; and dealers in the beet varieties of
LNITIRACITE AND BITUNINOUS COALS. •
Delivered direct from the mines or on board of ves
sels at • .
TRENTON, N. J., ELIZADETITPORT, N.
N. BRUNSWICK, N.J. TORT RICInIOND,.PA. :
. OFFICES---44 '&146 Trinity' Building;
111-11yondavux, Ncw. ••.*
k. T. STOUT. 'S. rAN NVICKLII. • •' G: 'try Srour.
April 4, tG4 • . .• 14. •
NEW YORK.
SAMUEL . BONNELL,Jr .,
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Nos. 43 &45 Trinity . Building, N.Y.,
SHIPPING POINT:
Pier 4, E!,IZAIRETIIPO4T, N. 3.
. OFFERS Fl.ll. SALE
HONEY BROOK, N. SPRING. MOUNTAIN.
It RLEIGii,
AND BUCK NOUNTA
LEHIGI - 1 _ COALS
BILTIMORE CO.'S S. BLACK DIAMOND
WILKE COALS.;
AND THE CELEBRATED
GEORGE'S GREEK CUMBERLAND COAL
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DANIEL PACKER. ' E. A. PACKER.
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DANIEL 'PACKER &. Co;. -
: MINERS AND SIMPERS OS
Lehigh. Schuylkill.; Willtesharre,
•' • - Lackawanna. 'Cundieelandi
and Elk Bill Gas Coal.
Company •
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OFFICE—No. 4 Pine Street, New'terlt;
Octobei 14, .6 41-1 F I -;
THOS. HULL & ?CO.; 1 •
- - MITERS AND 131DP#115 Or • '
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SMITH'S 'SPRING MOUNTAIN LEIRGH.
"'• C GAL •
Yorktown - , 'Carbon: Connty,• :Penna . :
. • .OFFICES: . •• • •
: 322 WALNIRIC . Street, Philndelphin,
. - JEANESVILLE. Luierne County, Pa.
• July . • • .
CG ARLEIGIi COAL. • • •.'
• • •
Our •ILARLEIGH" COAL: is.now sold exclusively, in
Philaticiphfa • and vicinity. by DAY. &
Parties ordering from 'them, may alwayi &pond upon
getting a pare article. --
OFFICE-109 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
SILLEMAN.& McKF.E._
234. r. .
Ilazietm, May 9 ; '64
JENKINS'
PATENT COAL SCREENS.
The undersigned having purchased _of the • NeW -York
Wire-Railing Co..- “TPIE JENR.D. , TS'. PATENT," for.
improvement in the proceee- of manufactitring, Coal
Screens, Ac.. hereby gives notice that the value of said.
invention and, the. validity of the patent has: already
been fully estahlisheti after a long trial in .the tatted
States Circuit Court: that injunctions have been gnnitet .
and will continue to iseuengainet any and all violations
of said patent right.: Also Alt the Injunction , against'
J. & L. Laubenstein. of..Mlneratille, Pit., as. infringers
of said patent was by . order of the:l7: S. Circuit Court,
Oct. ISZ4,.itilly and completely restored. The sub
.seribers also desire .t O
o the notice that' the•
folloto
inn are the only persons who are at present authorized
to nse the :said patent improvement-aa =mai:len:Mug of
'Coal screens, in anti throngtuint the Coal Region :
d. W. BIIOCKi :Scranton. Pa.. 'J.-C3. VRICK, Potts
ville: Pa.. BROCK &STIOEMAKER;•Tamaqua, Pa.'
•Ae• the manufacturers would 'not make'M violation of
the said patent nale,s encouraged jiv imitere.oryenters•
of Collieries. We are determined to•prosecute every
cage that we discover Of pnrChnsens and , neeriyasiwelli
as manufacturers of Coal Screens, made lu violation of
said patent, To thefull extent-of the law. .• • ••• • "
N ow York. Tan. - Se. •o;,.
.'.4 k, !OM (e.
JOHN. B. I) I
- MANUFACTURER OF
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-•.• :COAL •SCREENS, •
Ot the Latest and "nest Alrpiceresil
The undersigned Witn'is a practical Sc. otinllnatifac
tures-. informs Coal- Operators and . otheei, thatlie• 115
manufacturing 'a new COAL .P4CIFtEEN, patented
June-21, I.SGi. and another patented S. ISMS.
HE GUARANTEES THAT THE- MESH WILL' AL
WAYS RETAIN ITS ORIGINAL 'SIZE ITNYIL
TIRELY WORN OUT. .: • '• • • .. .•
. Ae respectfully solicits a continnance of life patreu
.aite heretofore so liberally bestawed upon hint,
• . : ,JOII- DIET M,
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Railroad St.. rear of Reterters HanliYare Store, ' •
Nov. 4, '65-31-tf " POTTSVILLE, PA..
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
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P 0 It! S lON - 'SIT OAR:
The undersigned will Continue to carry on we busi
ness of the store (formerly Nichols Beck) at the cor
ner of Market and Second streetsiTattsfille: He iviE
keep on hand 'a frill and choice stock of Dry Goodoi;
Groceries and Provisious,.whichaill be sold at
remonable prieet. . . • GEO. W. BECK. .
-Pottsville. March it. 154"4 • . • It-tt% •
LEMBER: *uuderslgued
desires to return tluoiks to 'the public- for ite
liberal patrontre iti the plug, Oral to_ Infotm ft that he
la still prepared to All orders promptly.. for frame lum
ber and plunk. - - SILAS BALL
Pottsville. Sept. D. 15 0 3.5.. • , 36-tf •
SAVE TILE . OLD PAPER.
J. B. MYERS..
4 Ceuta a you id paid for clean White IlVriting and
3!a mine Paper—and also Old Newspapers, Pamphlets,
and Old Books with the corers taken . off. Colored Pa.
per I cent a poun& . B. BANNAN.
April 2a, .14.. '
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A large atoilrof eight day and thirty hour deck% to
every variety of style, for sale c.p , by.. ..- • -
- • • C.IIREEN, .
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Watehmaketand Jet eler, Deny.: Street; eottaville.
December 12. eal :, " ‘" rox
I will tbacb yea to plereetbe Rowels' of the Kart% and bring out frau Um tonna' of Illeuntabei trblebwill r gtiootreegtb to our Mash an d =Nett all Nat= 14 ' MU ; WO and •ikallar l e** 4l2 . JOHNSOL
Pier No. 11.
LEHIGH.
:. 'MAK*WI 4911,09K11:::
OASTNER, STIOgjEY & WELLINGTON
• .• -. DEALERS BT • THE &ARGO, IN .
. • . . . .
AnthraoitO & Bituriainotis Coals
• BOLE AGFNTB nv NEW ENGLAND FOE •
CiACHER'S LEHIGH SEGAR.LOIIF COAL.
• . SAISIIIiL CASTNEft, New York,
C: Y. STICKNRY. Fall River, -
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J. C. WELLINGTON, Boston:
• (39 Trinity Building.,New York,
' OFFICES : f.'ls Wahiut.Street, Philadelphia •
. •-•- (.1.5 Kilby Street„ Boston, '
• Whailr N. 6; reit:- Richinond, PhilmVa.
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May . 2041 . •
VANDUSEN: LOCIMAN Co.,
LOCUST MOUNTAIN. LOCUST OAP, WILK/MBAR
RE, LEIIIGH: AND .OTHER ••
WHITE AND :REWASH- COALS ,
Agents for the sale of the celebrated Geor4cs Creek
Comberland Cent. from the Mines of the -con
solidation COal and Iron Company of Maryland:
. • • • (Tr. Blehmond, • .
'
SuirriNn Wll zabethnort,
ARTER : -
. Baltimore,
Georgetown.
(201 Walnut street. Philadelphlt.. • "
OFFICES: J. Trinity 13911ding,„New York: • •• •
( . 6 Doane St„ Boston: 1 4 , • •
Feb, 11,'6. _ .•-• • ' •6 tf
WM. 11UNTER, & Co.,
MINEP.B ARPRIIITTMiti OF
White and Red Ash Anthracite Coal,
- And Agents for the . :
.-PRESTON•ApO.4.I.,”
From the Mines of the Pint oa COAL "...irto Imraori
meter COMPANY. in the Celebrated Matianoy Coal Fields:
' (No. 20:N." Walnut. Street: Philadelphia.
OFFICES: No. 73 Broadway. No. 'l..Rector . St., N.Y
tyo 21,'and '2.lll:trians St., Boston: • '
Pier No. 17, Ric binomial: • • . . ' •
Feb. IS. `6l.
SCHUYLKILL:- 00.,
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T. SOHOLLENBERGER . AG-ENT,'•
Miner nnit 'Shipper of the Cel4hrated •
Black Beath White Ash anit.Peakell Moan-.
'tale Free Mining " •
• FINN ASH ......COAL„. •
ES
P. O. ADDRESS—Porrstotrz or InmEnsvitax, oehtly.l
- County; Pa: . • • ' • •
April 12; , Ot). • 15-rf
E.T. FRANIKILIN •L 0 nit -E - 811:
VEIN , COAL. . • •. ••• ..-
••••itly.East:Franlilin •Lorberry Coal • ia now sold exeln-'
mively by Messrs: CALDWELL SAWYER • tt. CO., who
are my sole Agents. • Parties ordering from Them; may
always depend upon getting a pore article. •
- r - No. - 112 Walnut St., Philadelphia. •
OFFICES: •N°' 111 .Broadway. TrinitTrinity
- oza. i 44 State Strea, Botiton... • •
. HENRY' HEM;
•
Tremont, March 29, '62 . • . . • • 1.3- •
CONNOR - it PATTERSON, -
nod Shippers of the Celebrated .
.LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL.:
J. J: CONNOR, . S. S. PATTERSON, '
• • .Ashland,• •• Pottsville,
.Bcliatylkill Ciounty...Penna. • :
10AL tibmeVibers have
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determined to make several. leases on their.prop•
erty. known' as the . KEyrueax Panitarr. situated in
Schuylkill' County, and in • the' immediate: vicinity of
TIISdAtiORA: The Omni has been fully developed. and
those desiring a first rate colliery, can obtairt . one, with-
Out making any further explorations of the Same.. •
None need make application unless capable of erect- .
ing all the improvements. • ' • ' . •.• •• • .
Apply : to GIDE'ON• BAST. Schuylkill Haven . . Schnyl ,
kill County, Pa.. onto DANIS PEARSON,. 20.7 Walnut
street, Philadelphia. - . •.• • • .
-January 7, '65. • . • . .
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TO 'COAL lOPE RATOlth.
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•
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN COAL SCREENS.
• The undersigned are now prepared to mnnufaeture,
at their 'shop, tn , kinds + - A' SCREENS to.
for
screenilla Coal, nf the. improved manufacture,' patented
4th February, 1662.... • -•
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Screen?: Manufactured . b . y.thisprocess, are more du
rable,. Maintain, their forin better. and are furniShed as
cheap as any to he had in the COtinty. .• • '. •
They are made .of square iron, in such 'aMtre as to
prevent the Coal sliding from one size to the other be
fore it h ., thoronghly- assorted, thus iireparing it better
than can be done by cast iron or wire screens, . • -
!I II 1
nimmiassue
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' The manutadtwers urgently request all Operators
wanting. Screens, twexamme those new patent Screen
at their shop. or 'at work at the Mammoth Vetn Col
liery of George S..Repplier, 'near St.. , Olalr, Where shot'
have beep tnmse for some time. • •• • ~
.
. purchasing screens made under this Patent;'lltl-
gation,or any trouble as to patent rights will be avoided.
All worklone with promptness and dispatch, •
. . LAURENSTELN,': .
Mlnerebille June T. 1862: • •
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(SUCCESSOR TO BROCK t STIOEMAICER,)
W1RE:*(73 A 6X17.:,4 *- CR-F 4 .ENS;
Udder the JeNkf nsr "'nisei";
COB. 11.A#J.11CiAD &NORWEGIAN EITEL;
?OTTSVITIE;.PA.
Nig ENR2II . BIIIN.G . STORE,
. • Th.. H. SHRIVER,
DOOM ABOVE, kAIiKET,
Flan. Just tinelTia fine assortment ol . LakIES' and
GENTLE) XS' . • • •
I L wry is n . 0.0 o: s
To Which hetnaites the attention of the public - . .
Ladies will here rind - . • ' .• s .
Brenkfinst Shawls, • ; •
• ••• Twilights,• •. ' • • • • •
• '•
Crinoline.- V.
• . • _ .Woolen Hoods,
• " • 'll#kating Caps,
And
,a geniral assortment Of.' - '•• :
TRIMIENGS_ .. icz • FANCY GOODS.
White Bhi'rt,
Traveling Shirts, : •
• . • -Oyer Shirty,. • • - '
. • !hider Shirts, - • '..
• ' . '
• _ Illandkerchiets,
- 11.00 fern ice.; arc:, •
prealistrui esaaiiuc.
J. If SCRitiVER, .
Cerit...§4.eet..aboxe_Alarket
Oct.
LAD,III6BI GOI.D 1 1VATV1111139
. .
Chat. stock tan Chaos. ..finals. - Ztr. 11. C. GP EN, .
_Watchmaker and Jeweler. Centre twreet.l'anwille.
Deoinnberl4.
flit/3141 ieed treeenei;:illislim—deure received
ot of choice Hyacinth, Croenesad other .11elter
autippeale )3:01atiOSIleol. and iteetitteed.
PtiewrishioVit diiikl4l4patiptictiitoe',* ? Lon —,
- &no a Hoyden; Izottdol2,*l" d BROVVI'4EV,.,
4101N11. 1 811•46.2to Phan:a:Lauf
SATURPAY.. - 11Q4NING;;DECE4BER•;2,:1565.;
PUBLIC SALES.
. .
. . , .•
OpirgAmp COURT . 0 4 A11.13.-Parenant •tO
.' anorder of theOrphana , Court of the County of
Schuylkill. in. 'the Commonwealth of F ., 6rnrovlitanitt. the
0 1 11 )Kr1bet, Adeuiniatrator. :of the piste •of .Tohn flop.
king, jute of the Borough; of Pottaville; 'in the County
of Seutylkill, del:ease - a, 'Till . expoae.'
. to aule.hy.puhlic
. .
Lfattseday v she- 2.:l'd day of Deeensber,
next. at 2 o'clock in the afternobin at the Unifni flotel.
in the Bomettli of Pottsville, in`-the County of Schnyl
killaforeiald,All that certain lot of ground situate in
the said Borough of. Pottsville. • Ott the :northwardly
aide bf Mineisville road, being the. northwardlY,.
part of lot No 22:: in :the- general: plan of the
second addition of .!ott .and Patterson to the .-
o - . ytfof Pbttsville.-toge , bar with the , improvernebts
congisti fig of a one-ar.d. a-half story: frame dwelling
house with shine. basement, and
louse, late the estate - of said deceased.
Terms and conditions made known'. at tbe time . and
place of sale by • LEWELLIN E.,LEWELLIM
Jay Or.der of the-Orphantr 'Court. : Administrator..
. • .• lloatutatsr4 Clerk
Pottsville- Nov. 25. 415' '•
. . . . .
rIMPIIIANIV - ICOVET MALE.-Pursuant to
4 ,1 fin order:of .the
,O . rphaus• Court or the County of
;Schuylkill, In the Commonwealth of Pennsylvanta_the
subscriber. Guardian of :the estnte• of 'John Evaus.nud
Thomas Evens, minor Children•Of Evans J. Evans:late .
.of . .the Borough of St. Clnityin the 'County of Schuyl
kill. deceased, will expose oi sale by public venue on
- Sattirday, -the 16th day of Deceiinkter
nest,: at it o'clock 1n the afternoon, at the, public braise
of FranOli W. Tiicharilson.:in the Morough of. St. Clair,
in. tbe County Of - Schuylkill aforesaid, .to wit Two
.nndividvd. third, parts' of all that certain one and a Ink
half story frame dwelling botift - .and - lotor piece ;
of ground 'situate in the Borough of.. St. Clair.
and bounded • told descilbed - as follows, to wit:: : In
front by Second street, the :rear by Third street: on
the one side by lot No. and on - the other side by-the
other ' half :oflOt containing in -• front on
said Second Street thirtYfeet. and in depth . two hundred
feet. being One-half of lot No. 33. in' .the original plan
of said Borough. to,vetherivith:the . .aPpurtenonees.
,I 1 B.—Bids will .be" received' for. the whole proper , .
ty. and. the deed for the other third
. be given by
Mrs. Pyle:
Tama and conditions-made known-at the time and
place of sale by JOHN.SEITZINGEft
By order of the.Orphanit Court; . • Guardian,
. . -A. DOUIMANN. Clerk.
.NoVember ith, 19. 47,3 t
(111P111A1Vail COURT. RAGE.—Pursuant to
an Order of •the Orphans' t'ourt•of the Gointy of
Schuylkill, in the ComtooniCealtla of Pennsylvania, the
aubseriber, adminlstrateix of the estate of-WILLIAM
COLLINS. trite of corinty.of SchnYlkili, deceased,-
will expose to sale by public t - endue on , '1
Friday ; the Lith of Illit , cember: .1 563;
At C o'clock in ,the afternoon, at the' nubile - hon. , . of
JF:SsE IMIUMFTELLEIt. in.the Borough - of
In the Uounty of Eclinyll 111 aforesaid:- . .• • •
No. 1. All that certain lot of niontal *situate in Lew
• le' addition to the Borough of Mount Oath:m.ln
paid County.of Schuylkill- being CO teOt front
on Main street. bounded on the east .by the lit. . • .
Carbon property,On .the .weft by lot of Phelix Dailey,.
and on the south byi : land of late . N. & with
a frame bouse.and stable erected therein:. . . •
2. ?A Int of geottod, containing aboht 50 feet in
frint on. Main atreet, in the cattle 'LAMES. addition to
'Mount Carbon. running south to the:land •late of N. it
'Lawrence Lewi, brainded east by lot of Paul GlDav
ie wia4t • -by lot of William Moroney, with a two story
frame house, stable and back building;. •
Terms andeondttiona Made' known. at the time and
place:of sale by, . - MARY COLLINS. 4dminlattatrii.
By order of the Orphans , Court,',.. • . -
A. DOrtuarann. Clerk
46-St
Pottsville. Nov. IRth: 1845.
AGOOD INVESTITIENT—The..SeIinyI
kiIt Pe. team Irlowir Mill for Male.
undersigned.' Eiecntors of the last Will. and
Testarnent.ofJosseph Seyfert, late of .Upper,Ttijpehock
en .Township, Becks County. offer at Public Sale on
~
. • Illondsay: January 1, 11566.
Al l ! 'clock. P. M...0n - the .prefilise.. the %Veil known
and advaittag'eously located STEAM FLOUR • MILL at
Schuylkill listen, f{11(1' Five Building Lats. located near
Cu' Mill, - late the: prOperty of said deceased.
The Mill is' four story brick building:. so by 40, with
three pair of bnrrs. and one chopper; All other machi-.
eery is in complete running order. There is an enema
hOuse, 20 by 40,' attached. with a 40 Miran . pOwer en
gine: in g.ood - order: - . There is on . the preper(v.. a
stream of clear spring water. . -The buildings are puv:-
ered by a fire:proof roofing: . • . • • .
The-business . which- .has- been. establisheil foe ten
years, I.‘.ivesconintial employment •to the Mill; and it .
"would he a good investment. Those desiring to purch
fise-such ptoperty.. would do well to examine : this Mill
before pnrchasing elsewhere. - • '
.• '-•
In regiirj. to the value ..bf - tbe 'Property, we seter
Levi J. Smith: of Reading, Millwright.. 2... .. •
- Terms essY. • For further partienlarkapply to any of
the undersigned; •• •. • .TOPEPTL'SEYFERT, -
.ISAAC SEYFER.T.•
'. : • • . • JAC. 11. SKYFERT.
Oct. 28, 85—.43:0t. - • • • " Executors: .
•
• •
1tP11.4119 7 eouwir hALß.—PorAtinntto
- an ',wirer of .the t Wphans' Court.of the.C. , unty of
Sehneikiil. the pubscriber, Guardian of tionERT E
DER . SON ROBEIVre.ON, a moult. child -of Archtbuld
liobertson. tat' of - the city • of - Philairelptits. deceased;
'willexptise to Nile by Pt bile Vencintt. on ••. •••.• - •
•• •••Mniturdny.••lls4pconaber 16th. 1665,-. •
At 2oeldek iii tho Afternoon.,:at the • Pnblielionse
N. D. WF:A.KILI• Port rarbrm. Schuylkill t :onoty. :tho
•nncliyided fourth : non- of the -two following" describe&
lois of grontici in tawton , s• addition. •to Port carb on ,
Schtiylkitl Conno, Pa. The interest of the minor be
ing ononndivided fonrih part (subject to the wldOw's
dourer): • The widow and the other heirs will unite in
.the Fate. Igo that the purchasertake the whole
.of Archibald Robertson's title in tiaid lots'of ground.
Lot that arrtain 'iota ground, situate
in ...Lawton's addition to the Town of Port. Carttom":
in Norwegian toWnihip. 'in . .: the county of 'Schuylkill
bohnded morthWardly by lot :No. 12. son thwardly. by
lot No: 10, eaittnardly by Market street: and westward
ly by a landing ..iontaluing. in width or breadth 10
fronl. on Market street 40.. feet. and in rear 41 .feat
inches, main length - or depth on lot No. 10; 92 feet 6
inches. andon lot No. 12, .90 feet. and being the tot
‘yhiehis marked in the.aeneral plan of "-Lawtontsad
dition to the Town of. Port Carbomy • Wit tithe 41:
. . .
. Lot. NO 66.A1l that certain lot of ground situate
in "Liwtonta'additlon to the. Town: of Port Carbon."'
in Norwegian.Township,:in the Connly of Schuylkill . .
'bounded porthwardlv by Sec.md street; Southwardly by
Pirstetteet. ca.stwardly by:lot _NO. 67. and westwardly
by lot No6s;:containing.in widtlior breadth from lot
No. fts to lot No. 67, - 60 feet: 'and• in -length or depth
from Skond to Fiial street.' no rect. and being the lot
which is Marked in the general plan of ••Lmeton's ad
ditioit to the Town of Port: Carbon." with the number
66.:1a1c the estate of saktdeeensed.. : • •
.
..TERMS+One4ialf the :purchase 'money: to be paid
on rereivithr the deed. one-bait In six months. secured
by bond and moitgage on „the premises: $l5 to be
psi
l r.
on each lot at the time of stile- '- . .'' • ':. .'.
- ' • • , ELIZABETH ROBERTSON. duardta:
.13 der, of the Orphint!'qourt, .• :
.• - ' A: D01110407; $ Clerk. - '.• ''.
Pottsrllle, lint'. IS, '65 .. : . 4T-Itt .
c?.
-.t..'1.:..1.4iv.
. . 1:...•:-. - : - .-•-•
LIFE-REJOYENATOIL
STRENGTH . TO .THE WEAK"
. - --:YOUTH: TO THE AGED
This preparation le unequalled flejuVenator and
iinfAorer of icte , ted or inert functione. • •
The aged ihould.be certain to make the Illokrene a.
household god, inasmuch as render them youth
ful inleelliM arid in etrength, and enable.theni to live
over ugain the days of their priet Me joy.- It - not only
exhil crates but atiengthene, nnd- is really en invalua
hie idesaing, especially to those who have;been re
duced td a condition ofFerility. Mt-abuse, Misfortune;
or ordinary eicknesa. No matter- what theeduse of the
impotency of apyhuman organ, this :superb prepara
tion will remove the effect nt - onceand forever. • •
• • •. • --,BIOK.RENE
Cures IMPOTENCY, GENERAL ..IjEBILITY. NER7
VOUS INCAPACITY,. DYSPEPSIA,. HERRES-10N,
LOSS OF APPETITE, LOW. S'PIRI'T,:WEAKNESS
OF THE ORGANS OF UENERATION,.IMBECI
MENTAL INDOLENCE. EMACIATION,* ENNUI —•'
It hag tr Moat delightful,- desirable and 'novel.: effect
u..nn the Nervous system : wb i are in any way
proitrated hy nervous disabilities are earnestly. advised
to sOlF:a *curein this
m ost eacellent and unequalled
treparation. ~
moils who;..h.i+,impriadeace.. h.,,re • lostilieir- NAT-,
' URAL VI GO a speedy and. permanent care
BIOKRENE,
The FEEBLE, the LANGUID, the DISPAIRING,
the OLDShould give' this voidable discovery a trial a it
will be found totally . different from all other rat-cies
• for the'same purposes. •-•
To Females... This preparation is. invaluable in
nervidis ireakekses of atlitindK - Mit mill 'restore - the
wasted strength-with wonderful permanence.
It is also a grand tonic. and give relief tn Dys-
Pepsia,Avith the. first dose- A brief persistence:Anita,
m . e will lemmata the stoMacti.tO &degree. of perfec
health , .and banish' Dyrinepsia foreter. - • •
• One Dollar per Bottle, or six Bottles for .$5. Sold by
DruggiStsgenendly. - .
Sent by express anywhere. hy addressing . .
' EiDTCHINGS do HILLYER. Proprietors,
-28 IDer IStrevt, 'New , fork. .
Sold by Druggists everywhere,
October 21, '65.
. .
tiEllililll3llllW, lor 'Patirsiille, Penna.
ink .dealer in MUSIC. INSTRUMENTS:
PIANOS, MELODEONS,.ORGAISS; &c., baying been
appointed able agent for thecelebrated •
.
• 111142eallnli Vabinet . Organs,
in the County Of EicheTlidli. would retTeetTa l l7 an*
nounce to the musical comtntinitylhat he can • tarnish
thest.unequalledfavorite.Wilnet Organs,-Itt elistylea
and siz,, at: manufacturers' pricey.- ; The qindity and
volume of tone, with the power or eaniesalon in these
orgauth•le univentally admiretLaud praised, while their
portability and beautiful finish make theta tho most el
egant parlor ornament. , - • - •
. •
Every Family Should Have. One.
THE •CABINET. 01114ANEI; . are "adapted to . Flallf
LEM CHURCIIII,9 ANTtbeilOOL6. - •
• They vary in. price from $ 1 19..t.050 0 0 each- ••
E,rery - Instrument Wpirninted. ' •
.:"Alack;Agent rot the aide of the'mnch . adraired ,_ -
g . pl'lll .i.. g : l , lfel.o - 49As
for. the COunt of-Sebuyllvit4,Noithinnbeiland and
Lebanon, which inetiUmenti are tinlvereally.liked.--
They poeacrs n aweetness and Influent of, tone, which
has received the united commendation of, the musical
prorefeion, and Induced an almost unpiseedentett
Purcbasens are respectfully invite:lto call and exam ,
:toe for themselves. -,.Al.l..ixanrnanications -and ardent
will be punctually aniwirered or tilled, and every tnfor
„mutton -In relation Cc; theta gladly given„ .
Store and - Wire linorna,nt,theJewelry Store on Ceti
trc—itreet; ftipr , doors - frori - Idahantino. street Potts
. . .
HAILSELEU:it. SON
wholesale and ItataiDealers in
nOnitit*CTFLll 4 'qra.. l l- 4 44*
vertei.*oviii(kiiiffeAris . "l,
Om Centre and-Neryttien-fitfii:,'Pottra*
Octlher 14, 935 ' "" ' -
fOR:SALt. - 64:: TuAEL:
FDR 8.11:,11...A so Horse Power Engine with a
veit.heavy fly wheel and wrought iron shift ,
. _
, Agtl Belmont Coll alining Co, P. O. Pt: Carboh::
Nov: la '65„; • - 46-3 t• 46-3 t•
. .
POR SALE.-200 .acies valrtable Red Stale
Land for :Farmia,,, ,, sitimted. in Locust Valley.—
There ir.st fine stream of water, several large sPrirtgai
atne rwo story bowie and barn, and tbmh door.. Ap,
ply'er • SLANT), Pottaville..Pa.
. „., .
FS SA LE.--The property as the hai,
V.. FOGARTY. PROPERTY, cornet :Of ;,.East
Market and Railroad. streets,- Blasi-file.: For . .
terms apply. to CIiARLM .M.
Real BE* Agent—
!CZ.
F .
ea HALE ..--- Au Undivided Ante-rep HALE ..--- Au li a valuable tract. of productive COAL -LAND, to
New Castle Township, Schuylkill County, now worked
by two collieries. Apply to . • -
PRANKLIN B. GOWEN, Pottsville. Pa.
-frOWN PROPERTY FOR ISALE.--The
.4l- three-story Brick... Building, used its ii.Stere.- Ware;
louse aad,Dwelliiit. situated west; Ode O T - Railitt
'road street, and east side' of Logan stieet,.in the . .
Borough of Pottsville. Por farther
.particulanc -
inquire of GEORGE H.‘POT.TS CO., liiiinersville: or
A. S. 310011.11EAD,'Pettiiville.- ' --.• . •
• - June iff.''6.4.• • • • 25-st
AL (TABLE PEOPEETt ;for SALE.
V
—The Water Power and from,l3oo to 2000 acres of
Mountain Laria, is offered }bustle.. This proper-M.
ty situated 'ln Went Brunsuick Tom:whip,
Schuylkill County...on the Little. Schuylkill
er and Railroad. one:mile - abOve Port Clinton, and is
known SS the .Schuylkill Forge .Properq. For tern*
4 . c., apply. to GEORG& fi wm. Fi SCHALL, at Or
wigsburg. . [Nov 28,'03 4S-tf
Coal Lands sit. Private Salle.--The sub
scribers offer for sale TWO TRACTS OF COAL
LARD, - .orated in Schuylkill County. , '
• Any information concerning these tracts of Coal Land
will be given on application to Bunn .Pirrrason, Esq.,
.of Pottsville, or eithe.r.of the subscribers. - •
'GEORGE SCHALL, .
Exeentors of the Estate of John Schap. dee'd.:
. 45-tf ;
O 11.14A1.AE.--7319 ac . reS . of 'excetient Timber
Laud. , estimated to contain over R 0,000,000. fees of
Pine and Hemlock timber; situate, on Trout Rutt:&.
a brauch Creek; 14 - miles from Wil
liamiport. • 1. FRANK CARTER.
Real Estate Agent, Mahanny City, Schuylkill: Co.. Pi.
March 4, • .. • O;tf •• •
VA.LUB AIM . PHO PE wry. AT- I! 111.-
VA TE ISA 1.13:.-.Dwelllugs., .Fountiry a
.ainl•Building Lots; of the . estate a Jacob - Alter,
deceased. situated In. the- town of Tuscarora,
:Schuylkill County, Pa.. For particulars apply to ' •
JENILIN - REYNOLDS, - - .
~ . .
.: • , •• • . Tuscarora . ; Schuylkill Co.; Pa
Oct. 21,. '65.. -.• • . • . 4.2-Vt• -•-
, . .
1, 1 0 It,SAL LE ..The Subscriber offers for stile three
houses and a lot. situate on George street in the
Donitth - 01 Pottsville. .Said bat is 54 fret' :front
by. 196 feet deep. on which ire erected three •two story
Frame. Dwelling Houses, with gardens and a gried
ivell of -water on tbe premises.: Said - lot and Houses
will tie sold at a bargain. -- Irate the. estate •of. Sophia
Tregea. For terms, - 4.c., apply to JOAN TREGE..k.
. 5ept.,9, • ....
.• 35:3m'
ILA1110:FOR , RENT.-4;,0 acres .of
X.l Coat audTimber Land on the 'Eastern Dim'Tract,
containing . several veins-of Coal .:tbe.ManimOt h 'fr, feet,
tile•Lehigh_l9 feet. and the . .Skidmore 10 feet' thick. 1
mile of /I rite. Which forms a basin, 1 mile sOuth'of
hanoy City. It joins the new. Boston Company. who
are niiir otietiting on - the ailjoiebig:property . ott these
veins- The Ruileoad . Company are now locating the
road to lie.completesti next Spring.. Hetiry'Snyder,
tenant on tlimproperty, keeps a LIMO. For further I--
formation apply to .
'Pottsville. September 2, 1065. ••: • . 35 tf • •
.
TO .LEA:s.4lE:—The Schuylkill Coal • C.unpany are
him , prepared 'to• mak. lease's oh their lands,in
Vaster Township. Schuylkill County. These lands arc
.located on theivery best portion of the Heckscher Ba
sin, having over fonrmiles run on the Daniel: - Crosby,
Lealor, and all .the „vein's known in thatbasin, both
above and beloVywater level.- • Favorable-leas.es - with
an abundance of timber for miffing purposes. will now
he made:to 'mind tenants, On . application -to E. A.
PACK HR. President, of the' CLUnpa6 , . Trinity Build-.
Mg.,. 'Nevi .York, or: to ..C, • ..1; BOBBINS, American
House, pottsville:• 'Sept. iU.
OK SAII.E OA TO I.Etinli.,--A tract hf
:land situate. halt a mile.• west. of Llewellyn, in
Branch and . Reilly townships,. Schuylkill County, con
taining 430 asses. having h .run 'of .three-foorths. of.a
mile on tbs.: folloWing veins, viz :.The Gate Veins. S.el
kirk.*Black Mine; Tmlnel. Faxpst: and • Salem. Parties
wishing to putchash or to lease will Make application
to ' JOSHUA LIPPINCOTT,
' • . RICHARD SMETHURST. •
• . • J. DUNDAS LIPPINEOTT,:.
Eseeutora of•• the Estate of James ThindaS, deceived,
.• Atital. Walnut St.,
Or to'crIAREES M. HILL. Real &tate -Agt., Pottsville.
August 19: *45. • • •• • •• • . 33 tr
•
-1'... - WALTSON..:
MASTIC , CEMENT.
•
M A N V.•• A C•I"..U .
• •. - .111A.R11.0411 ERG, •
Pe:ipectlediy . invit cittenticin to thigßethilif',illtas
tic Tinighpr the E7l I'lo7' Wa11.9 of.Thiiidto9g.
.This material is entire Ig. different from all other ce-.
Melds or coating applied heretofore, It is Comprised of
the most durable materials mired with 'due. proper.,
•tious of pure linseed iii ; it heconies perfectly. water-,
proof. and adheres firmly to. any surface Of-brick 'or
stone with unequalled durability, • making a beautiful .
solid finish equal to the .ffnest,.qualitV of brown sand
stone or to. ny color desired. • • • . .
The undersigned has been applying this 'maSticiin- , .
ish during the past seventeen years, 'in which' time he
haS Made many improvements and - finished the exteri
ors of some of thc most elegant' buildings in.different
irts ot.. the ; country. among which he refers ,to. the.
-BOSTON, MASS.—Revere ElonsO•dir.Auseri
can note!. ' - • . ": -
• -
BUFFALO, N.Y —Grand Residenre of
Ex-President Filliisore. Del[caviare St., .
CLEVELAND, OHIO.--Angeor House: • i►nd
tho'Bertutifraßcoieence of J. W. Cl
Esq.. Euclid St, .
PITTSBURG, PA.—Girard • House and ..14t.,
- • Charles Elotel,and the follow.
• ... • •.' gentlemen's splendid resider-
.
. • . Simenberger, Esq.,
.. Penn St.
•:, '. • ' Esq., do •: ' •
• ' -.•-• Janice Wood,:Esq., do •
. . • • !McCord. Fog; ' do •
• . • - Adams, E sq., Novel
- • • • cr. Works. Third St. • •
HARRISBURG,: PA...—The Beautiful - Residence •of
' • • John B. Case; Esq.. Front
• ' Lamberton ,
• Second Street. - •
• • . . Senator D. Fieniing, do '
• , • .. Dr. D. Fleming, do - •
• . 7 Rev.'Jas. Colder's -Bean.
• . . tiffillSew Rapt. Church,
Fourth and State cis. •. •.. •
Lake *limas', Esq.. Aral'
_
POTTSVILLE, FA. 7 •The Motel
: 11. P.. Rrown. Esq.,
• ' known-as the Pcsinsylvas
Trio Bt. Also,
•
--The Residence of Z. P.
..
. : • . Boyer, Esq., Coal St. - and
• : . • .-. • ' that of James Lanigan,
. • ' Esq., Idabantongo,St. •
All kinds of. Hydraulic Cement properly applied, and
finished entirely different to any dope heretofore, . •
.
All 'Ow* done on reasconableterms;and 'strictly
toorriinted to give satisfaction.. .
• Flew nddress
W..WATSII4N, Box-263,.Banigburgi
- October2B, TA. • [3O-trj .1.4
ALLEN &. NEEDLES'
IMPROVED
. .
SUPER-PHOSPHATE Of • LIME
•- Mannfadarea. ONLY by them aftheir .
.
AGRI.CULTLRAL WORKS'
•• •
• -
We respectfully call the attention of Farmers and
Dealers to the fobowing theta:
Allen 1 Needles do nOt claim for their, article
• . • exclusive excellence, but • TREY know, and
. CONSO/11knovr; that it Ls nut TREY . know,
any.2d.. We believe and act upon the 'Principle that there
,-• ample room tor all manufacturers who de
' sire to do business fairly. , L .
3d. If weelm furnish the Agricuitutist: with super!-
. or.article .at reasonable . prices. we Consult
our own and theirlnterests by doing's°. • .
'4th. It is. and always has.been, a fixed rule. with us
never to undervalue goods,ninde.or sold -by.
• • • inhere, but prefer, to say all. we possibly can
le commendation of them. irrespective, of
• Wht) manufactures the article.
sth - . The orders for ciurlmProved Japer Phosphate,
' • of Lure came In eo' heafilithe past season,
:that, 'we' fear some were disappointed In ob
. . • mining &Supply.' We trust that in future
we may be able to meet all reasonable de.
mends for our article: To Luard against the
possibility of each disappointment,. we eug- •
gest to aliwbo want our Phosphate to make
• arrangements tor early..purchasee for; next
.. Spring. Oar , celebrated - artiele earl be: had
. from moat at the respectable dealers through
': out the - country. If the • merchants in your
- ''neighbortakal do not have It on hand, Mildest ,
them to procnre it for you:. •
air A trade diecount.allwed.to dealers. - ••
1212=1
• .' - ALLEN is NEEDLES .
42 8: Delaw are Ave - line and 41 8 Water Street,
-Wiest Store aboVe Cheatent,), _ •
• • PtiILADELPHLL -
We eel) no articlep but ancb;as we can -safely recom
ad ~ • . • - Oct; 14; '65 414 m
.
Ift. VIVI CATES sof think: Cketka,
Dkuna; - lifoteso, ikc..*--The subscriber la lore
pared at his Printing Mir., to furnish all landa,breer:
thicates of Stock.. Coal, Banks, and other'Corporations'.
Also all kinds of Checks', , Notes and _Drafts :engraved
and printed plain on stone find in colors. Also nnusA
Maps, Lithographed at short notice. • .
, . • . ' BENJAMIN BA2TNAN„
. • BeekssUrr.. Printer..Stafisdasi_and.:Sintiar,
A . 1711111417.1 g, ,ARTIOI.OB. • ' .
, .
. . -
• Very Di* Shyer Tobacco-Saxes, a eaW.tat article for •
holiday presents-'-for sale cheap, by R; C. OREM '
• Watcbmnicer, and J'eweler, Cettre Street Pottettle.
, .
New-Oreongrocer's Store,
- • .- ICEPT - 117.101811 1 7tCMT . - -•-•;
'arks t A, Wi-herod lido' itfizi, door Pei= MineS:
Mrs. Fr aa Cetrtif on tend' a-- outeq ,
VEGET LO WE R S. 13.. , in. - -fini- ,
griteral te.bit **.their former pat ro nage; •
hopect4itt It soy,* anntltmed, _by gulag bar an earlii
tall. LAprll t, 14.-45. •
.-
HOIST. VP THE OLD 'FLA°.
ET pgzik 8:
.1,11kE:
The tolloWing lines ivere written and sung
as the first V. S. flag was . ralsed
Loudon county, Va.; the- loyal citiF:ens of
that vicinity, May 27th, 1865. • They were
composed by a young lady of the neighbor-,
Hoist up the Old Flag 1 Unfurl to the breeze • ;
Our symbol of Freedom and DAN , • -
Lett:mans ofjoy.froni each gladsome heart swept..
Whilst overthe hillside. the valley and dell.
The conquest of Freedom and.Truttu let us tell, ' . •
Echoed back from the blue vaults above!.
- Dear Flag of our country 1 we Weicame the day •
That gives us fhe 'ensign . of Right : .
Baptized unto Trtr",h in the blood of thy Sone, -
Who struggled for Freedran in d . ght
With thy redolent bonds. by thy white and thy blue, ,
Arise in fresh lustre thy adore so tree. - • .
Whilst thy'sisterly stars their allegiance renew,' • .
Id a-Union of Peace and of ,Love I • •
Oh have ye not seen in - the midst orthe fight,
•
Thii banner trituirphantly borne •
Mid fonryears of conflict mid horrors of wars.
Unscathed in its glory. though covered with scars,
..Victorioes at last•witb 101"thirty.four stars."
We welcome our flag of the Right!
-Though traitorous handestrove to blacken thy fame; ".
By dastardly acts of criminal shamel
They 'have sealed their bard fate, theyhaye earned them
Accursed in theannids of Time: - ••
Bat hark! - o'er Sirginia's bright sunny plains, •
A glad shout of welcome I heart. • .
As we catch the glad tidings each echo proclaim&
:Bursting forth from her bondmen - enfettemd in chains,
- Exultantly wafting .the musical strains
Of Liberty, Justice and Might !-
And see,' inthe East, where Aurora's Ant dawn .
Drives apace the black darkness of night,
Breaking forth with new gloryupon the glad sled.' '
Behold in the herald who wakens the light,
The angel-of Freedom and Peace. .
Come back, loyal eons, to your ueaa !mutiny South,"
Here Is HoPe, here is Freedom. to bless ; .
'Heath the Star. Spangled Banner ye weary ones rest,
Encircled by it there is peace. . .
From VinJuirve vales, from , her mountains of bine,
She is shouting a-welcome to each one of you.
Ye. are'tried i . ,Ye have .suffered! and ye have proved
true .
To our glorious Union of States. .
Dear em , ign of .Liberty, Jitstice and Might; •
The day of thy triumph has come!
From the depths of, the forest that people old Maine, •
Afar in the south to the Mexican plain,. • • • •
Home back by warm breezes we eatelt . the refrain •
• am free ! ye comet Will ye come f
Undone is the battle,-and hushed is' the strife: . • •
Still trembling iu beauty; She wakens new life. •
The depths of her bbium with treasures are rife, '
The day - of 'her 1. -, ,loryja near. -
Oh, Thou. Holy Father, who rulest above, -
By the - Word of Thy, truth,. by the power .Of. Thy.
Grant . that Ali hatred, - all malice sutra. CRAKE;
That all Thy children whom Thou has made free. •
By the "marelf of Thy. Truth" may each - learn of Thee
That the hearts of the nation Thy Temple'shall be,
One People, one Nation. one Union, in Thee
A Union of Love aud of Peace. • . .
EXTRACT from a, Sermon Preached by Rev;
lienrylC. Fish, Di D., of Newark, N. J.. lie
fore the American Baptist Missionary Eat
on at St: Louis, Mo., May 23, 1865.
"And the earth helied the wo!nan2 , —Rev:, 19, : Id
achievements of, modern civiliza
.
tion and science .are helpful Christ's
Kingdom.. 1 1,
In the days of Christ and his gloat-lei the
highest civilizations of the world were heath
en... The Grecian„ says a , writer sketching
the cenditton of the times, the Grecian had
cultnimited,-. the -Egyptian - - had biirneci out,
and the'Roman had.just come tq its full. The
literature - And -learning .of the world. - were
heathen; all the art of - the World.was'. heath
_en: ; every statue spoke; a lie; in, everrpic.‘
titre was painted..a:-:lie ; , :forms and' colers
were :handmaids and instruments .OfAies - ;
-every, sweet song-sang,a lie; there wAs not a
.hook nor ft • paichment. which was . not the ye
. hide - fO.r.'a lie ;-- every fresco and . - gatne- set
forth's: lie ; and' the whole world, with the
exception.of the land - of Palestine, Was writ
ten all over with heathenism:. :
VniNDERFL7L OZoGRESg
. .
How different
.now ! The then existing
forms of civilization ,are not only -to a great
extent christianized,: but other
. most impor
tant forms: have been devehiped. - How had
the work 'of thezapostles been lightened could
they have availed themselves 01 the printing
press, - and the steamship and the telegrePki
In the time that wasthen required to write
one bible, we cnn'print Jonineys
which.took Paul months...
.w
to make could have
been made in days; __ apdinessageshich.bad
to be sent on fnot over long: distal:tees 'could
have beeh' tlaslied to the farthest 'point with-
Out an hour's delay. But - the time bad :dot
S'et, forthese appliat:ces. Blackness of
darkness was to rest upon :the earth, through
the middle 'ages, - and Satan was .tiot, toliave
These facilities. Just as . that 'cloud however,.
began to.be;..rolled' 'back, and the reformed
fait h . was ready 'for ha :mighty advances, the
polarity of the Magnet was .discoverecl Ito .. fa-:'
_cilitate-and extend. navigatiOn, and the press
tligive permanence and uniVersality, to facts
and ideas, and the steam engine and magnetic
telegraph.. to relieVe
,labor. and annihilate
- . • .: • •
RAPID TRAVEL-TELEGRAPR
Lifting up our' yes now, what do we see?
:Ond standiugMier the - World a second time
and there, be: light." . Earth's
'nations 'next door neighborsi Mankind 'a
Conversation -club Oue. can go around - the
globe and • home again quicker than Festus
could travel from - ;Rome
s to Jerusalem and
fronyNe W - Yetk io - England and back'. again
in the tithe it used to take - a NeW.Englaprider
to:,retteh:. the -Genesee. , Liyertmol;
Practibally, is as near to Boston as New York
.used 16 be ;
.and Japan nearer .than was the
Site•of: the City. 'There are now j
two lines of steamers.daily from Hong Kong
to Canton, and steamboats arecommon on the
northern rivers . of China.' - There is tele
graph at - Jaffa .(ancient Jppa . ), which 'con
nects-Egypt' with Beyfout.. - A light.hOuse is
abont to be erected on the top of Mount Car..:
The ,Jink - of coittmtinicetion by light- .
'fling • 'between% England and India- has bees.
:laid. A - telegrain which started -froth- Beth;
:bayou the .third 'of February list, reached
New. York in eighteen - days.' - - The cable that
.will yet be rocked in the-bed ofthe.Atlantic,
will deliver another. in .as . Ma .=
.ny minutes
Calcutta - and .London are. talking in each.
others ears. :Their:syllables . glide in silence .
-through: old • -Misopotathia, and.. the sites 'of
Babylon, and Nineveh, t.O . Aleppo,.-and
stertun.oPle, They creep: along the. wires
over' Cappadocia, Pinrygia and Bithynia.—
The merchants'at-Bagdad will :can at break - -
Mat - to morrow, adirtees: front. 'London, .to
ghi: • And -, Russia;:is hastening - to •come
• doWn. to tie her-end of mire to ours at
Bebring's Biretta; While - a Cable. be:Chine is
coriere plat cd by ofthe Sandwich Islands.
pros are the tiwelleriof the 'earth claaping
• hau ds.: The .glohe,le.,Oneller,3ban it w
is like' the whisperipg„gallerk in St. Paul's
Cathedral, *where. every . Word uttered, at
onee'whirla rOund . t.he walls to-thi.'opposite
ItAILWATt.
And what a help is all this to the laboreni
for the world's good If Dr. Judson could I
say, "every pull of the , press casts a ray of
light, athwart% the .
.surrouuding ; darkness,"
how fast . is it: being scattered now,! There II
are in
the' - United S . :ates toward, 56,000 miles .
of railroad; and of telegraph wires and steam
boat lines,. I know. not what, length. Could
heathendom long-, survive" with such a net,'
work drawn over its face?. --I tell you nay!
The priests of superstition - May well stand
aghast before the mysterious writing wbich
they Wake up'some 'morning to . find posted
near their Pagodas, "Look out for the loco
motive." And these meant, of reaching, and.
enlightening and unifying men, will increase
rather. than , iliminiih,.The filiaments must
-multiply, till. ignorance can :find' no corner
where to rest undisturbed, and Until • "the
"brotherhood of man is. wrought in an unfit
,ding texturcimon the loom of time." . •
A\GLO-BARON. LANGUAGE,
- 'Meanwhile+, the spoken language and lite
rature which will circulate through this me
dia, bein'r chiefly ,English and Saxon will
have in 'itself au+ imptirtenVeffect, Language
has a tremendouw`inoehlating. power: It is
, scutitial; and gertitiative: `Language is a
therhght- Planter ; a'iteek sower Of ideas, :
Aiket one talking =our tongue,, and can
lakbe kept- from 4mbibingour ideas? = LA
possible. .Think, then,:of the power of this
agency, - when our neblatongtia,..the language
ofmnral ideas, and humane laWs:tind institu
tions, 'Andra phre ehrietianity, almost walks the
globe! * All men-are studying theartglish.—
They must , study it, if they Advance; -.and it
is fast supplanting other toiguete
'There- lately 'alight • have,been. seen In a
New York house, the - folhirtring
difrefent newspapers g9glisiii Three Print- ,
eithi 'song Kong and. Canton' Ohltuti ten in
11IndOstan and. the :Bath* four in
Retie about the Mediterrantunr; fdur 1p
6iberia.and inlioutlrAfiyiatt twelveln:
Italia
got4' Ottlifornikti sitOraiiololli and
OghlthisAthrtif
- 00444.1t.ecnielican
are&Malty coming Ink , disuael,not,
:slew ate 6 1 4 - dying out; and:"vittn natio*
changes its language, we may be sure it can
not long retain its religion. It may not at,
one turn christiaii. , Skepticiammay tirst-in- ;
tervene, from their having been once de
ceived and misled; but retain its old , religion
ANGLO- SAXON. POWER IN THE WORLD.
It is indeed marvelous to behold .ho* the
English speaking race itself is increasing,
while war, and. pestilence, and • famine, . 'and
destructive habits are diminishing the old
heathen nations. The, - Angio-t3axon poiver
is well.nigh all controlling, the world over.
Where will_you fix its limit? , ,Exariiit.e the
governments of the • earth now In 'existence,
and the most interesting heathen will be
found to he the weakest; while the strongest
and most influential are just those .govern
meats tha t lire most:evangelicidly. Christian.
SCIENCES MEAD. . ,
Sciencetoo comes in to swell this influence
of modern civilizatioe. Pagan and Mahout
medan nations are relinquishing their scien
tific tenets for those_ of ;Christian.nations.—
They accept it as an inevitable result of the
progress of events. The. text-books in all the
schools that are springing up in once heath
en countries, are constructed on the Ortodox'
basis. Therets uot eiception. The world,
is theretore, sitting a. our feet to -learn scit
envies; that speakjust what the bible speaks!
Meanwhile science herself is becoming
more truly scientific, 'because more christian.
Few men now believe that the facts of nature
conflict with those ofrevelations. The deep
est minds . now think with Bacon, that The
ology is "the haven of all sciences." Objec
tions drawn from science have-been answered
by science. Thus it has occurred that the
tr i pparently alien bud,- on whatever stem it
grew, when its appointed hour calm, un
clasped itself but to add new beauty to the,
varied harnsoisy of universal truth.
- Surely it is gratifying, as an eminent schol;
or in substance remarks, to see sciences once
pernicious to the faith, now becoming .her'
handmaids ; to 'see them now, after years of
wandering from theory to theory, return once
more to the home where they were born, and
to the altar where they made their first of
ferings, no longer, they first went out, a
wilful.. dreamy, empty handed child, but
kith Matronly dignity and a priest-like step,
and a bosom full of well earned gifts, to pile
them upon its sacred hearth.
It should als3 :be 'noted that modern sci
ence has opened to us some new views of
God and of his holy word, and so - helped re
ligion. Biblical researches have cast new
light upon the sacred page ; eipiorations into
antiquity have confirmed its testimony;
'learned criticistn 'has developed Its entire
harmony.; while our conceptions of the Infi
nite One have been helped by both Astrono
my
.and Geology--both .by the telescope
showing new worlds, and the microscope re
vealing what worlds are in a world. -
AN ABBTRALIAN • OBSERVER IN
ANEBICA.
An Australian who visited this country du
ring the Presidential carnpaign of 1864, pub
lishes an account of his, trip; In the Ballarat
Star. We have rooni only for an. interesting
President
:describing, his interview with
President Lincoln: • .
" I was introduced Merely as a gentleman
from" AUstralia. The President rose on•
entrance - 'and stood during the entire Inter;
- view, -half • leaning whit one -hand ,on his
writing table, in -a most awkward...o44re.:
tall, ungainly figure,.. and" 'plant, very
plain dohntentince, coupled artrk
wardness of
.manner, 'created a slight sense of
the ludicrous;: but-his : kindly eyes and intel
lectual expression soon made me not only-re
spect lint-like the man. Aye. - you came a
, long way to tee - me,' 'he said. •'• Yes,' re-
JAIN, - •-I.hava come about as fir as one. - can
conie in this world.' • Are you .an English=
nait?' said he.. 1 ant a Seotchmau,' said 1..
said-he 'the Seetch are a - shrewd, hard-,
headed,- clever set of :people ;" they are first.:
.
Jute: predestinarian Presbyterians; I
..hava.
known a good many of, them ihmy time,- and
I hive alWays found them a long headed.peo;
ple.': - After some more remarks of this sort-I
remarked, `After he - complimentary - manner
. you. have spoked,
.31r. President; 'respecting
. the Scotch, I tnuSt,venture to hope - that -you
can • trace your „genealogical tree back : t.ci.
Scottish root?'
••. Alt,' said, he, latighing,' • I
was raised an the prairies; where-there are no
trees at.all.' After a few' other such trifles I
remarked that -I believed this was &busy day
• with him, and-.that I would not, therefore.;
trespass longer, on his tithe. With that .a
white chokered. gentleman who had been sit:
tin near the.Presidetit when we entered—a.
-.-elergyman, Ipresume—advanced to Pres- .
ideal a step or . two, and :slapped_
on the shoulder to suit the xenon to the.word,
- - rema'rked, 'Oh, all days,are busy..days to the
President, but • the .bacdr, (slapping bim) is
made for the.urden:' 3lr. Lincoln.shuwed
nosign of -offence at the faniiliaritY.: I left
with - my conviction streng,theda conviction
'that had .been. Steadily gaining ground, and
hick I still. retaiii—that Mr. Lincoln's par: !
ty,:the-republicans,. -form in America the par
-ty - of order, progress,: morality-and true lib
- erty whilst-the - democrat§ are the utiscruptki
- -Iona; rowdy party . ; cornpowd of self-seeking,
unprincipled and Ignorant Classes."
-A JOVIAL EPREBEL.--A good-natured ex
rebel soldier writea to the editor of a paper
iu n;rth Carolina:
"Like you, .I am. a Sontherner—my home
was. in the South, my kindred, my friends,
my: interests, were all here, and bcin'g as
sured that I iv,.s right, I entered the army.—
The logic of cold iron, condensed into ten-,
inch shells awl . other convenient forms for,
administering, has proved the contrary; hav
ing nothing more persuasive than they, I ac
quiesce, have taken the oath, and (sudden
change or not) intend to keep it," .
Tlifi'person evidently "accepts the situa
tion" in a genialiemper, and ' therein sets a
good example, . • ' . -
• ,
/WW h
I ulls:en diiictivered in England.
/13. The cholera is dying out in Enropee.
tirTwo thousand .rebels have batuk . hanged or
of in Jamaica. •• -
IVO - President Eliphalet of Union College,
in failing health: • . •
. .
Money irybeing yanied it England for the
American fivednien. ' •
• sir Many Southerners have gone to Brazil and
settled on plantations.'
Arir•The town . of St. Pierre, Canada, has been
totally'destroyed by fire. . .
Mr The amount of National Bank -
"currency in
cirenlationis 8214.,111,815.: •
na7The army estimates fOr the peace establieh
rnentin 1866 are $33,00(:,000. • ••- •
airThe•eholera:steamship Atalanta has peon
allowed to come up to New York city., •
• tarlt .proposed to build a Steel factory to
employ 2000 mechanics, at • Harrisburg.
Wfiix, hundred persons, laden with gold duet,
arrived last week in•Misarqui-frorn Montana:
al - It is estimated that $lO,OOO worth of gnods
are 'daily smuggled into Detroit from Canada.
personal property and derailing bon
of rebels are being returned to them in Louisiana:
*The Orangemen and Catholics are arming
in Canada, both osoded,by reports of renian Mrs-
i iril-Earl Russell and Lord Olarendon have been
sworn into °Dictum Premier end Foriegu Secre-.•
tary, in England.
It is said ifirthat the Becretary of the Treasn
•ryi wishes to have the public deht paid off in
about thirty years. -
igirThree garroters, who committed highway
robbery in Boston, have been sentenced to fifteen
years' imprisonment: • •
• efif•The indications :are that Schuyler Colfax
will have no opposition for Speaker . of the next
HouSe of Representatives. • -
_—
Sr The stockholders of Catalikus irltailroad have'
unanimously confirmed the lease of the road to
the Atlantic and'Great Western RailroadConipa,
•
*The soldiers of the state of Ohio are,
hive medals as soon as a design is decided on by
"the- Legislature. •Pentsylvania soldiers ought tro ,
Sir There are two candidates for- Sergeant at-
A.rma of the House of Representatives, at
Wayh
ington—ldr:•Ordway, the present one, • and
Ingraham. of Mass, . • • ; -
• sa - The number of I.A,orerii at the Philidelphie,
Bestow:l,nd'Portamouth Navy-Fards is to -be re
duced. The force at Brooklyn is 6,000, and 2,500
are to be diapharged December Ist:* ' ' •
girThe Secretary of War states that there . is
enough war material on hand in America to equip
a million of men, and'civer 530,000,000, have been
realized from sales of filoventment property;
sir Eight) , -thousand &Markin counterfeit fit
ty cent notes, with &lithe Material for manufactu-,
ring others, have been Captured in Philadelphia by
Treasury detectives. A notorious counterfeiter
said to he the head of the gang, was captured
-last week at Brooliryti:"'"'
sirregroetk.voted in Pennsylvania up to, the
adoption of the •new . Constitution MA838., yre,
have never learned that their' so voting' made
them the social equ'ls of the whites, or that they
carried off in wedlock the white young men and ,
untidemi of thOee dayit. However, as Copperheadi
are en appetite:lBlva that negroes wot d beconati.'
their equals and marry- them if admitted WAN),
bidlOrbox; we anknot sure
4loot we ban Wier the cloth.
tar:Atte* th the - On
g the distinct'
tpa*atatogidotollitkiliptrook.PlPPO, to
31 1611 1, 4 4:Z aci ltWt=tdoroutt•*t
thamarat , and. Jgatheadii
terWeift veter felted
furtber on the Object, botorit.axpressing amizipirk.
ion.- We have consWersblemultatbytgt the cet
era rece:-.4esanort CbuHer. • '
u pwrin-Thei-OA
MAIL_
. .. . .. .
Erving procerei three P --
__,. we're now rt. •
to eetecute,Jl/13 and )001t 12 •MBIGFat ever. :
aerlptimi at the aka-ofthe /Mimi* Zooms., the. -
than It can be depe, 111 W Ogee_ "Itabollile,',l4.:•:Lx
thminty; melt as ~... i.. -.-. , k . : , ~, .; . , ~: ..ic.1 , 41,-...., o. .:.4.
. .
B•aes,.lPitiiipkleas, • 18111 . 0:0( 1 • LtiA - I . Ilik'.
Large Pealeee, .
.. Beitread Tleitese
• litand Bills; _-; - witeirlieteks; . '
'Articles of Alwa!!!al . Tillie Seeks, '
/1111 Head", - ~- -1- Order Beaks, /kg.
AL the . 'emend:eat ziotteettler Igo* of JOB Tn , /
it more ektenobte than thefor Any other o/Ree I tide
section of the State; and we keep band, employed en
measly tte Jobbing. , iteingaptactioil 'reinter tanwell
we will guarantee one Week to be as neat at any Old
can be turned out in theltitiee. PREMFO IN COL
ORS done at the aboatA4 notke . v, •••
•
/10 0* -- 7 41 1
.4. PERIK_W;
.ionia bound isi eyetyliticty OtitjlellgiuktlfOokii
ot nely description manufactured, bound and salad to
umes, , otabosteetnotion,,,---,. •
NO. 48
fduational
J. A. xr, rAA49IOSI3 ) : Yt. fi..
Alt aomtnuniaations liuenl dft this 'column:mil&
be addroosed to J..A... 2 4.-PA31410.10; PottSOL.
liciro - oL AS H IS , 413,
017LD "
Head by 'Him L. 11;riggc.
font ce, Jame 8.
request orCoasty Asiseetailima.
It Is school time and;:its 'the hell iiim•tcr'
call - the children in,' yonleongrattlitti rode
self on. the fine appearance and pleasant, faces
of your. scholars,-and think, ,after all
era life is not the. most undeisirable, •
At roll-call a few are found' pi bittiSaati . •
which is al*aysi annoying ;•butthelltit - thin;
being - called takes - up your attention, and - the •
absent are forgotten. - • , • .
A good lesson
.!..Who, bizt the teacher
that lovei his pupils and thus laborifor their
advancement,- can realize -what • a world of
pleasure is afforded; by, such an .announce
merit. Good lessons are Jo, the teacher.
what good dinners - are, to the himgry; and
nothing can .so completely satisfy the teach
er, as to be , able to say, at the - close• of the:
day,—l have had.good leasonafroin mrptx._
pile:. : On such days four. o'clock comes : at.,
half-past three, the faces of your fried&
tdil on
the street have grown' handsome eett -*
uirn
ing, you aresure from thi.lightiela Of your
feet you can wear a - much smaller Atm. mut
your heart goes loch to, meet all the: dear •t
children under your charge,—almost whildnit
they all belritged - to you, that you might hee
them the first thing-in the morning. anti' tuck ,
them " np '.' snugly in bed the last thing at .
Another clasit..is called. You arielleeplv
engaged in their recitation, when, liatenl
.Thepatter of little bare feet is heard - in . the
hall, and in a moment more•the owner of •
them, a little fellow about six years Old. ash
era himself inside your school room
,; -face
unwashed, hair in a disordered state, and
pants hung on by one suspender. Dirty little
thing! you think, coming In at this time and
disturbing my class!
The boy takei his Jack-knife - (old thing
with broken blade) instead of his book, and
from the other pocket produces a piece of
shingle,
.at Which he goes with his old-knife
as though he meant to make a muss at.least.
• 'the class takes up , your attention for the
' next half hour, at the , expiration of which
you have otmasion to step over to the , other
' side of the 'room, when behold! that: ittle
insignificancy has whittledalrover- the floor
under Lis, disk, and fronituider hi'MYq . it'pre. 7
duce.two " Now, that's well - donet
Why don't you study f" (with • a .pull at the
uncombed hair) "Oh! please don't 1 hahlt
got any book.", You bethink yourself: That
told me. he same story tiwo:,weeki agO,
and through the Multiplicity of cares, I forgot -
my „pronnse of finding him' one: Forgot ! •
Yitur.pu_pil -had to account .for every ide
intent. Forgot! That bOy mother earned, •
every crumb of bread for herself mid little
ones by washing other people's.clotheti.,•while
her own'littlellarlings (for poor-.people have i -
them) had to • be : neglected..- Did yoti forget.;
the white -ribban and pink .flowers for. your • ,
hair the other evening: -Ali, rib! . - thr with •
those' pin hoped to please the _fancy of some - -
trifling acquaintance.
"But —you reason---"who is to blame for ,
the want of a batik. Am Ito furnish my. pu-,
pits with books? Yes., This boy. at least:
Do. without your pockets fullof delicades for
a week, and buy the little fellow a book with
the money: -I'll .do it." The book is purr,. ,
chased: Bubby, encouraged to:
.keep his
.faee, :hair and elOthes in better,order, ' is ,
'
praisad With the Other - scholars, and----and;
so the foundation is reached. - He comes' to
school at a reasfmable hour, gets his lesson*, ,•
keeps his seat as clean as any boy, and his
mother—God bless her ! who IS waShing.inst
across the street, makes it Convenient to run
over to tell you how thankful she is for your. •
kindness—how she had labored to save a lit-...
tie ahead to buy a book for, her little one,
but the rent was to be paid, and Med 111ary
at,hotne had been sick, and the baby aWful
ly troublesome; so she must hairs medicine, .
wood and lights, and often she_could'at, gn
out to wash for tw oor three days. Of course
it was; all 'a mistake ! ! reflects th'e ttfaCh:-'
er, if I had tried to remember, that littlelel='''
low might have been spared many s,cross, - ",
word:, and I. the thought of having neglegted,,
My duty. It was, a little mistake,; but homy
many such areyet uurectifledln bur'Schnoli,":
—and "mady a little makes a mickle,'" 'as
Poor Richard says. • • , • ,
"Scholars, study your lessons Over. 'sn .
ti c mes and ynu may go home." Two Minutes
expire, and all the scholars bold. up theft
hands : "Have you studied it six tinaes?''•
Yes ma'am."' How many of that nujnber
tell you the truth?, Not all: Teacher, that ,
lie is on your head, 'and you will have to anti-,
wer for it. •
"11lay Jim and MO go, out, we'd rather go
now than at recess." " Yes, but you shan't: ,
go one: inch at recess..". Recess comes,eand
with it one of' your lady friends to, just nuti
sultwitla you a little.. Those boys yortitild• *
must stay in are alwaysthe mosetroublisome -
in school,'—t3o you , let them•go with tlte.oth
ers, to secure la few moments, uninterrupted
conversation with your friend. How Signifi
-nantly, they look at each other! They hive
tried that game before, and consequently''
have learned that. they can have two recess-.,
es, and that their teacher- 7 don't start--ls
liar. What a revelation! 2
. , It is•: not. alabbr to InstruCt those little
minds, that•jump to meet every suggestion,
but a mere • pastime, a pleasure as complete
as can, well be conceived ;—but .to :eradicate
the wrong impressions and, to encourage lad
interest' the less active Minds,* is as arduous -
as the stoutest mind. can well acannplish.‘;
To do thiswe mustftrstreach the4art ; then
inspire cOnfideime, -and endeityisi-to
sound principle. -
Outward goodness is a mere sheil—the„
shadow of a shade! There must be,soine
thing within*, or it has mg isubstauti3:
must deny ourselves, and' in this wity.prOve
worthy of,the task we hays Undertalurn. If •
we . profess love and interest , for our pupils,
'let us show it in such a way, tint they , may ,
know and be benefited - hi , ' it; 'And ff . we in:
atil such a`priociple* of loVe gofidness,- it
will not fail in the hour.of temptation.
in the oriental tale by. Lord Bacon, where a
cat. was changed to ,a lady, and behaved very
lady-like till a mouse ran thfough the mtt,
when she , spiting down on her hands and ,
chasettito with children: If theirgoptir,
ness,4 only an show, when
don comes they will down and follOvi.
them right motiVeS, `sound principlea,'lthe
they Will be fifm.- • In after life, the wavatiq,V
affliction may howl around them, hut titey
stand serene amid the, tempest- --
SoMiTITLNG NEW ros ur Lrrrtz FRIENDS. .or-,
iginal Stories. in Irente: Philadelphia :
•••Enrcort. k. Co., 1866.' - - , rc
• Parents who desirw,ditrinuthe• approaching,
Christmas and New Year holidayi i la plaiiiiin-the
bandi of their children a book of mtereithir, ttq
ries, in Kind! truths clear to the minikamen.3 7 ,
bodied, could not select one that will more _ prod
Mks, than this one. =lt hi'
- printed in beautiful style, as 'also/ ali of Lipplzw,
cott'e works are and is.a welcome addition to the,.
list of entertaining works for Children."' It theriNfA
obtained inthis Borough at thetookstoreot
Gonzr's villsritstsrma ;timber
of our old favorite_ ie reallyMeautifuLtf t r Tfm ,
Christmas 'Tree" a - firie liveengravingils cateref
the prettiest thingis therthe Stook has endtattitld
for a lot*. time. -The ':othar'initatingriAire . also'
superior. There are Many useful patteruidattlifs
number"'
,ea" ititeresting, to tlie:10 11 414.
Marion a rlsnit Miss J 1 4 1 v.rin•31 1 4 4 , 15 ..;
Annie F ro ek - ko h l yth erth coubiliate; to-thnk:Munr4
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