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elnigitlittPR.6TEGMOIST -
nog can AND E.l4"ANiaoll.
There is a number of writers on currency
and prcliteilitili it present. ‘llearly all depre
cate a, sadden contraction of the currency,
while nearlYall admit the necessity'
ming specie payments. .11ot one, however,
of these- writers points out any practical mode
Dy Which these desirable results can be pro
duced.: Ina recent.tircubtr we pointed out
a"plan -by-which resumption can he obtatned
stteedily. without Material durtailment of the
currency .; and which would not cite& busi
ness, but on the contrary give a great.stimu
las to ' all the various branches of. business
throughout the country.'. NOW, progress is
virtually checked by the want of facilities to
do testiness. We have built Rolling Mills;
Machine Shojis, Factories, 'U., but we have
no 'houses to accommodate the , workmen
can. be employed. In Pottsville we
. could fill three hundred heuses_in leer than
three months if wetted them, with mechan
ics, laborers, and other workmen. We.earn
that such is the case throughout
. the whole
country. Business and our productive indus
try cannotbe inerealied much under such cir
cumstances. During the war, caPimlists
ceased building tenant houses, becauie
they could. invest their capital to bet
ter'. advantage in speculation , stocks and
oilier securities. . They will not build tenant
Lenses, now because the price of evertbing is
too high ; because they. believe that pric
will recede to a', specie basis, and because
their investment at high prices would not net
them over 4 or 5 per cent., while stocks and
other investments will pay them better f r
the time being. Inflating the currency will
not (wise them to invest in tenant .hous es ,
nor will they invest in :such property as long
as the present- high prices and the present
volume of 'currency, continue. Every thinks
ing man knows this to be true. Then , how
cau we remedy this state of affairs and in
crease the productive industry of the coun
try? We answer, sitn - t ly by protecting our
industry and productions, 'and prohibiting the
importation of moire foreign goods than we
can pay for in our exports., independent of
coin, by adopting a - sliding scale, empower-
tog the,Secretary of the. Treasury'to increase]
the duties a certain• per centage when our
importations exceed the exportationa, until
the drain of coin is checked. Then liMit the'
issue of currency in the proportimi of one
dollar in currency to $3O of the value of the
real and personal properly of the country, as
set forth in rim . circular. This will give great
coefidence te capitalists, and they will then
invest their money as heretofore, in buildinga
and other improvements, es they did before
the Rebellion.' Our coin would then - be te
tamed at home and find Fs way into the
banks, which would pave the way for a re
sumption of specie payments. Gold would
sexin be brought down to par, because there
v:ould be no foreign demand fors it, and our
banks could resume without any inaterle'
contraction of the currency, or a disturbance
of values, within a- very short
_period • after
these limits were fixed by CongreA. Whh
the foreign demand cut off, it would not be
wanted for any commercial purposes except
to pay duties, and after a resumption was ef
fected;" the Governinent would not require
the duties to be paid in gold, nor would the
holders of Government securities demand I
gold in payment of interest, 'bedaese the 'Na
tional Currency would , be equal in value to
gold, and all domestic creditors would prefer
paper, because it would-be more convenient
for handling.' Gold would 'not then lie want
ed,.except as' a basis for our currency f to
pay interest to the foreign holders of Gov
enunent trees:trifles, and to fill up, the vacuum
caused by the..gradual withdrawal of 'hank
bills under $.5. With these limits fixed, gold
would rapidly accumulate, and we could
• never hereafter. be troubled with the
periodical expansions' and contractions
in our. currency and importation's,
causing ruin and destruction everywhe e.
These plans are !feasible, have been adopted
by, 'other governments , to aceomplish the ,
same objects, are not complicated left simple,
sad can easily be understood by all. If no
better methodla devised, and -we have seen
no measures so' practical, suggested," so far,
why should they not be adopted _ ?
Some may object. and say that it would
place - too much, power in the hands of the
Secretary of the Treasury. A, moment's re
, flection will soon dissipate - that idea, 'llls
action in this matter would be underlaw, the .
saute as his other duties are. He can only raise
the duties a certain per centage when certain
contingencies arise, and he lowers them when
other'contingencies arise. The law gives him
CilT , cretionary power. Consequently it
- places no arbitrary or additional power in.bis
. Lands than he now possesses.
THE. JAMAICA DISTURBANCES.
The late deplorable disturbances in Jama
ca have afforded .a congenial theme to the
COpperhead press of this country, and noef-
fort is spared to mike the impression upon
the public mind that the affair Was nothing
short, of a wide-spread insurrection, having
for its object the . exterininatio of the - white
.
d
and brown inhabitants of that Island. Late
.Jamaica papers . hoWever, contain the fact; of
the Cage, which show that the outbreak was
nothing more' than a riot-which might have
been suppressed without 'a resort - to.- martial.
law, and the wholesale shooting and hanging
by which the lives of thousands of the black
ppople ware sacrificed in the shOrt space of
.three weeks. Not only is there not a title of
evidence of any - kind published in the news
papers iu support of the 'statement that the
outbreak in Sf. Thorriss'lvits part of a widely -
ramified plcit fur the destructio.: of the_whites
and browns, but the accounts of the sti-call-
led rebellion furnished by the 'Jamaica Jour
nals--although all e; pure—are of AIM . most
self-contradictory character. The editor Of .
the New. :Turk Tritons.; who, has carefully
collected the accounts -of the disturbances •as
given in the different . newspapers, published
.
. the - Island, makes up a brief resume of
the Main facts as follows :
..tt 'appears that. under Apprehension of some dieter.
bands among the blacks in St. Thomas. owing to the
resistance shown by many of them to the execution of
rewarrant Waned for the capture of twenty-aeven- Jodi.
vidualszoncernedln the reectie of a negro from the
• hands of the police: the Chief liaglstrate of the parish
crated onttheyolantiers—a small body of 'men formed
for the purpose of assisting the authorities in the nip
. ' maim of local disturbances. • On . the daY of the riot
• the volnntemintwere drawn up' in 'front of the Court
House,. under arm& and Upon the approach of die mob,
and before any enema had been committed by the
=le. tir vrd poi lhl e ginl l g e. o i f di t in tw a sto f t:e w s e :t it h: n
negroes, and wounding several. Thi;tras done at the L'x
command of the . Chief Magistrate, who was among the
Mabee of those who afterward fell victims to the-fury
- of the populace. Upon seeing thew friends fall, and
the Totunteers.preparing to load again, the blacks at
tacked the Court Bosse, and then commenced the work
of slaughter. The magistrate -who .gave the order to
tire upon the .people,,and his particular...friends, were
singled out by the mob; and these—S.3m Terse ALONE.
ekoept four. volunteers who fell in the - attack;.•-were
killed. Altogether, twelve lives, including the voltui
. seers; were taken . In the blacks. Sabsequently r the
same evening, one planter. a White man, was attacked
in his house, and died the reit -morning from the.
wounds he received:. -For thesethirteen lives over two
'thousand blacks have been put to death, and hundreds
of others whipped. receiving from filly to :me hundred
lashes with car. On -the. bare- back. while whole
. townships inhabited by the zegnieratave been reduced
• it may be said that eruct the bloildr - affair at lifomtit
Bey the negroes committed mosses. Bat what. were ,
tilt* cloXaseal-- hen uld , the killing. of-the planter al,
'
_ready-referred . 14.631 idngle lhe was taken by them. ,
- s o t * woolen or a child Was touched. Indeed.. when- ,
In the alarm of the moment. one white lady. with heir l
children. was flying from her residence. 'some fifty of
. the Hardly peoplenibbstko k isothe orreapoodent of
& Kingston .newspaper,...- With .Isitkful, humans stud
Aonsarkeertt. met-them it - the:foot of -the bur. , and :
tsioittheistaindeetkairtentedient asidiltranothereswg
a number of Devoe. " Carried eho a Mrs. Eferrismosef,. ,
wife of •rott.thelrghleS id 24 lire[/ alma
from theptin Wonlititielfelfike les ed to the village
• if Belli. , where alitthhughtibe , .titotdd bilivgreater
• agecrthla _on the vette: bet; Imsband bettsealmenv
I% , FX hoaat at the - ilnr.. The ezow....r. ottuftnitted
by
the blacks Mudded ki the plundeliag of houses,
occupants bad fled in' Warm, lett'shrg them to'e POP'
aged by the rognea and eagab=es sew. . in Pethtttecal
pt,ancee of excitementind trounlarts then (Waited *tithe
pariah, are always fownd ready Nor can 11
be paid that owing to; the prole with which - the
military were moved to the statilitof the disturbances.
and martial.law pm:Muted. the blacks had matime to
carry "ut theirintentiona foritajmearst hat itants ful
ly 24boittter thelicasnti7artsiatighter before. the
soldiers *..i, .aedethat4thitte. anirdaringMtiaMme. had
,thetblacks bean se disposed, theyluel atnple opportucti
-17 oftmPetrating the Indlacriminatir massacre which
it
la alleged entered Into their Ortgthariditortffie.Pl i
‘
fire and the volunteers havingbeensmateral , there well
no three. left in the parish, to cMPcee atry.relistatice
whatemi to them. 'lt' strikva tur, too, as 'some:
whit -ceuistiudite,--thst•---rnot---ty-7,--sine*"ihodY -
of hostilelleekiwai found in any part of the disturb,
ed district by the military, who. It seem, so sundi was
the danger actually apprehended. were sent out against
tbe , negnses ht detachmenur of nem and
".twenty
soldiers each: and in one case we find that a party.of
only three soldiers were sent oat who.. after rosining
over,the district for two days, succeeded in caplitring a
numiwr of unarmed negroes, 'and in shooting down
several who were trying to run away and . bide them
e/gym in the worals. • Meanwhile' the Kingston news
paperr, at.the.time when the disnutences In St. Timm
ruewere at their bight, pot forth statements. from day
to da_y. to the effr.ctthat to all the distrietehnthediate
to the Parish - cif Thottuis, - as-well's/I in
all other parts of the island. oilier and quiet prevailed
• among the people, who' were indastrionaly engaged in
fluor -every-day avocations. • • •
. - -
- An investigation will we presume,. yet
re
veal the true charactercifthis ontbreak in .11
maica In the '
meantime the ph,Ole affair
looks as If a riot bad been converted into
socalled rebellion for political reasons, and
the negroes of St. Thothas goaded- into riot
ous_demonstrations by the conduct of the lo
cal authorities towards them.. Until the troth
comes. out=and Its appearance only a
question of time—we must remember that , the
blacks were not the first in shedding blood—
.
in taking life; and it is _Worthy of note that,
the Kingston MouyiNo JOBILNLL admit.% inad : -
veilently it would - appear, that the firing up
.
on the mob was an act. of 'indiscretion."—
The, Copperhead papers have caught eagerly
-
at • the ' one-sided sittly received, ' to
make an argument against grantim , negroes
civil rights. When the'whole story 511AI'. he
told we believe that their course will be found
• -
far more defensible than that of the New
York Copperhead negro butchers of 186 $ .
_ T ~ j,
.::
13.11ELLIA3rT OVATION TO A SELF MADE
A.. splendid complimentary banquet was
&caw Hon. Asa Packer, at the Sun Hotel.
petblehein, on. Thursday evening of 'last
week. J. dillingbam Fell of Philadelphia,
presided. Many distinguished persons were
present, and . speeches :.here delivered -by
.. The . immediafe eaSuenf the assemblage was
Judge .Packer's niunificeat giftto the cause.
of edihWion of fifty-seven acres of land rid-,
joining the loVely Mora Vain village of Betide- .
hem, and . five - hundred thousand: dollars in
money, and to endow agreat . Poly
technic school for the. education of live - Itun
tired boys in:those sterling branches of One
tlealscholaiship; the neglect and, absence: of
which are. felt by 4rnerican 'society in. all its
gradations and to its
. extremities. ... The
Judge. but recently returned. froth Europe.
JUdge Picker's 'career has -been one:. Of
vicissitude,
.bat. pow. it is, estimated that he -is
worth over three millions of dollars. -He en
tered the Lehigh yalley, a barefoot beY,:with
• - •
a bundle on hiS .back; -seeking -his fortune:
He Worked for some time for: seventy-five
cents a day-SubSequently he ran a boat on.the
Lehigh 'Canal:: This was cotntnencerrint
of his . career.. . To . hinils due the 'etirly : huild:
ing of - the Lehigh VaileYilailroad, - a greater
part of Whi'ch: is )3Ow
,owned by him: He
()fen encountered tiVersity. in:, his endeav
ors - to- build the. vast imprOvements with
which hiS iranie is Alirkad: 'Ten - years since
he was involved to such 'an extent that he
would gladly have ,parted with all he pos .,
stasSed,' if any one would liave..-..assnined his
liabilities.'. Now through his energY . :Md . l in- -
domitableinclustry; he is one of . the wealth
iest-Men in-the country.. It is creditable. to
.Judge Paeker, - that motwithstanding his: . suc
cess in life and...his . 'en.ortnaus 'wealth, he is
in heart and bearing in word' and
. deed, - the -
.same man he was whenhe started .in . ' life:
The recipient is in every respect._ worthy of
the ovation which hereceived. last week, : and.
we trust that be may liite for many years yet
to assist in the development of- the resources
of Pennaylvania,• and . loved
,and honored by
all who appreciate --modest, sterling, manly
merit». . . .
A CIABICAL•ROMANCE. • •
The Rev. Wm. Barnes, fortherly Pastor , n
, . . .
the.:Methodiat Chnich of Ihis . BotTigh; and
sell known to our nit' ns; died suddenly in
Philadelphia; on ;Fr' ay - night last,, of con .
gestion of the braf A case in-dou - lin which
he was defendant at the 'dine of hire dektili;
casts Such an sirmf romance . 'aliont:.his clos-_
. . .
ing hours • of life, • that - . we note the affait..in
detail as .. contataed in the Philadelphia pi
pere: • .
No elergyrnaM in the Methmlist Church was better
known than Willitterliarnee.' For 61xty:years a. in: m
iter of its itinerant ministry; .commencing with the
nie, - and saildlesheig der; of Asbury and Scott
the dicing slowly•iticreatied reputation as the vani
ties Id the'world and the -follies of The flesh were en
ordted on - the beloved - church of -his t elopften
choice. He was
,a bitter-opponent of fashionable friv
olity. -The plainriesi of his foterathern VitiA . the apple.
of hls -eve. The simplicity of apostolic days Wils the
et/twin : id of his - 11 le, 'and the doctrines he red were
the doctrines he preached. John the -Baptist was nnt
plainer in :attire.. in' life, - and in manner
.• than Mr.
.Barnes. and the ardency of his -opposition to gayetj
and eat raYegnnee made. him :11117 . 1011 , " • throughout the
honed? , et the Philadelphia confmence. An n divine lie
was elocitient, earnest and sinttere." His sermons p
sensed the power .of the old fathers of Methodism,
when .Wesley end Whitfield „invoked the' mercies of
Providence on the rellierim of England and the.Men
eerSettlementa of Ametica.- , Ementric end ningular in
his boyhood..his individtittlity tnereased in his later
nears, until the peculinit traits of Mr. Barnes' character
made him familiar in every 'Methodist parish of the.
State. For twenty years his name has been a boose
hold word in. Methodist families in the Philadelphia
conference. -.
. On Friday night the old Aivine died from one of the
most singular circumstances in clerical history. An
-.ld law of Pennejlvania.'enactettiMl7ol, d :Antes that
banns of. marriage mustbe published. in :public meet'
Yoreand posted. on the meeting-house one month lie:
fore the ceremony can be legelly performed -For years
the statute bas been null. It filled a place ,in the rec
ords of commonwealth law, bet , its tering' were never
heeded, Mr. Barnes joined inlawfni holy wedlotk two
levere: who blushingly mete - to:hie house and asked the
sacred fulfillment of their heart's desires. The bri , " , ' was
the daughter of a resident
,of this city.. Herritted
strenuously to the union. but his anger toward the
emideen.wan Impotent. They. were united in marriage.
and he could not• divide. them. His &tighter was of
. full age, bat - her hueliaml was not twenty - one.:-.,Paw
. :
erlese tieseparate . them, the father prosecuted the:gta - -
haired clergyman . for-violation of the antiquated, net of
.1701.. The_ fossil of a father claimed - the vengeance
of
'the (MusD of the law: Mr.: Barnes WES broughtbefore
the District C'oult. with Judge Sharnwood on the bench:
The defetadantle cOnimetcontended that .proof the
non-publication-of the banns should lie made.; that the
pituntilPs witnesses bad not gone to the courthouse or
meeting-house'' doors to examine:: and, . tinteritucli as
'this was a.finalaction, the., proof shoulit-tie Positive ns
to the - non:perlarmance ef.the . requiremcnte of. the act
He said that the enforcement of the act lead_to
.many divorces. to the. breaking of many'- family Hat
andt hat the father . (the . plaintiff) had &me wrong in.
.enstings.doutit 'upon .the legality of. the -marriage - Of
his • daughter. united in, matrimony. by a power
recognized.by ecclesiastical law as well ss custom.-
. The plaintiff's counsel urged the .inforcement of, the.
penalty: Judge Sharewood instructed the jury that Die
• lew wa4 still in form ; ttuit no one could join' in marri
age a minor:without conkint of the :parents and pnhli.
cation of the banns; and he 'instructed the.jury that if
they found such consent had not been 'obtained and
such publication nandtts the plaintiff.Vas entitled to re
corer 'The Jury &mid notagree. - On - the opening of
the court- rei Saturday:morning. the melancholy fact.
, was announced.lay tbejudge. - ire discharging 'the jury..
that Mx: 'Barnes had died a few-. hours, - after leaving
the court bonne. The:cause of Isle death was the-ex
citement conseunent on .' the .trial * of the case.-' With
the
. penalty of a broken law pending;'. death entered a
stionger.ple . a. and the venerable divine' was called to
a
the bar of God who Stakes the canes of his servants
hisown; ' The tears and prayers- of the :whole Metho-
Aint'Church follow the _aged yeteran of the cross to hint
eternal-rest. " • . • , " '
TIIE. possibilities/ of a war to drive Max
imilian out of Mexico, are. being discussed;
and there cart be no question
_that there arp
many complications on our Mexican' border
just now: It, is also reported that General
Grant has said that nothing Wouldsgive him
so Much pleasureas to upset the empire of
Matlinilian. It is plain that France would
never have attempted the bold move of pla
cing 3laximilian on,the throne of Mexico and
supporting his pretensions with :French
troops, had this country not been involVed in
a war 'which engaged all of its energies.- r - 1
V betties we shall now engage .in war with
France to upset an empire which if let, alone
will itself fall ere long, is a question which
this Government will unquestionably serious:-
ly ponder before
,deciding to inVolve itself
and possibly. Europe. It is r4torted that the
Government is not in favor of initiating bos
dillies. If the issue , is thrust upon us,. u e
must meet it of course. - :
Tat Head-centiv i'f the Fenians, Stephens,
recently arrested in Ireland, has . imen coin
mined (or trill-. He "Says he will not make
any defence, as deeti net recognize any
British law in-Ireland. -It is said ihat Many
of the secrets of:the society•tiere *Might, to
light by,docuomots TonMl io`Sfepli6ik: bon*.
= Reading' if"' } bl "`" -4 : 41 1" 14m tAtt: -.8 °.; 4 - 1 P
Pi)tti . wyt46.*:l* ] Test e r :l* -41 *-4 . 44 * At
itutet - street. • ::...tVlipmber of , atuivini
then the bafttler Irrhsind. - . .* •
pia **En 4:"'11at•
The Rofign ireportelk: theft spire,
thO free ui o journab
are 9keeortut.of ihe betti#te*`_-haveptt - twit.
a Foe Tra*Leigtte, fi*,4,lle . pprposuid de;;..
rstrOlOg every Portion rif ;our tariff *IPSO is
yzoOttive!p:its cliarachii. The President of
the Associatkon Win Cullen - Bryant, the
,editor,of the-New lirork.43 . vetting free
trade, jourrutt -The Rverilni; - , Postistitt orfsi
Italy a Denaitaiiej2a4;l 3 4! :br a n-niteo . °ff
Democraticparty - On - . : free -. mil and
the slavery question,4ith Wait Wright. Mar
tin Van Buren, and 'many - ether leading
tnocrais iii New Yeolc.: Since the Rebellion
.has been crushed' and: slaVeriabolished, the
Post leans toward the Democratic party.—
In the recent contest- in' New York the Post
did not enter into the political arena for either
- ThePost ittLthe Organ ittf theforeign
importers, and has always beeMconsistent to
its 'advocacy' of tree. trade:: ,'We" . state these
facts because au n m efforChas beeade by the
Copperhead pipers to create the impression
thatit is the Republican party that has or
ganized the Free Trade League. This is not
true. We do not know of a single paper now
adhering.to the Republican party,' that adva
cates free trade, while nearly all the Copper
htitd- and . so-called Democratic papers sup
port that policy. This is admitted_, by the
World, the leading - Copperhead paper in
New York, 'as the following ertract from
that - paper of November 17th, shows: . •
We Rake the movement here initiated.first: be
crtureme think it timely, and wish It .suixerts: and sec- I
ondly, because the "Free Trade League. springs up
outside the Democratic ,twrty, which is. an d
. always has
been, the *eat free trad
• e orgiudzation of the country.
The formation - of this "Free Trade Lraitte.,.. , Which,
if euccv- , tful, will hay," its affiliated societies all o‘er
the :unary. is a significant bigl3 of the times. It proves
that :be tendencies the public mind run parallel to
the policy of the Democratic party. There can be
. no
doubt that the free trade ilxt.nees are de-tined to tri
umph. The party that chuinpionatteni is the party of
toe intim.
• Europ6at and particularly-Rnglish manu
facturers, will throw into the Republic util 7
lions of dollars in order' to buy up the Cop
perhead press of the country, (who are badly
in : want' of crumbi of comfort' from some
source.) and also "Congress'" .if possible, to'
crush the protective policy of the nation.--
Itwas English go1;1 that bought up Congress
and destroyed'the tariff Cif 1842, and unless
the people closely watch their representa •
theti, they Will do it again. particularly if the
Copperheads should ever obtain power in the
country,.
We.are
,glad to observe that opposition'
the .New York Free •Tra4le inovement,.
nundir-r
.4)f the
. proreinent citizens of-.
el pi hi ;held ii : !beefing On • W ednesday last
for the purPoSe Of organizing: American:
Industrial League : . - This . Important: m—ove
ment should not he . ctintined . to Philadelphia,
but' exteed . tkievery section where -American
industry is vitally interested in-Protection.
There never way a period io the history of.',
•
our.. country : " hen the Polley of Pietactiim ,
Was. More: necessary. to- our 'manufacturers, -
oor . 'werknien; our miners and': - .f-tireers . ,-.---
Thousands who were theermy.arethroWn,
upon their :own resources to obtain slivingi .
weighty finantial - .responsibilities are upon
us; :the :: - Cievrnment: will: need ; for Vars an.
itiCretied revenutt„ . Mid we Can, only prosper
by preventing . our inariteta,frOntheingflood-.
ed by' foreign manufacture S..:
and . thitGovernment tire _deeply
iu erected in this movement, and the coining:
session 'of Congress should be : . 'arged - **hY the .
people to give us adequate Protection, If
that policy. shunt' d - not be. .adopted, excessive
impOrtutious rind consequent te_many
v4ll he the. history Of the country for. years
to come.. Citizens,. he Warned iutime... , .
• • . C 61113131.28.
This body will . meet.. On Mondsy... ner
Theie a ill be but few difficulties in the organ
ization - of of; RI presentative* for
aceordihg to "Occasintial," , : there, is scarcely
a . claioint from -the: seceded States *hose
credentials are uot . inure Ur defective, It
• . . •
is the-case in 'every. of. the: States.: late in.
Rebellion. . The, Raleigh -- PROOrtEsa of the
'47lh say plainly. in au art that all, of
the.applicant*from North carohnii.. Will be
rejected, giving the following reasons: -
•. "We might have hid'a representation (..101
gresS, we niMlit -have had' the: truoPii removed;
and civil .siibetituted for martial la*. ; but the -
people, ur a portion of : them,. by their persistent
retusal to • accept' the: condition of .. .things, end
yieid a cheerful obedience tu • rightful authority,-.
have.deeidt,d'iliffereutly' and-now let them reap
the hitter fruits of their folly. Lave no idea
that the troops will: be removed from the State
before Janoary, - 181.11, if then, and all diishecause
a few leaders wilt have it that the -cause 'of , the.
rebellion was a.saeledca and that treason is
-nu Linger treason 'We thinl:'welthow 6.qm:thing -
Of the purposes, and inn-ma - r of the' tiovern
meta; and we inn-ma-usyy to the-people' of this 'State and
of tint *.tutu t'tti.t they b - :emisidered in
a lit c.indition to rt-turn to. th‘-; as • lung as
ttie
.es iris In deeeaiioli ahu . t .nusi.4re
and . those tt Ito nave - rem/thy 0 the Union.
thron6Lt the reign of tuition. that , lot four • 3 ears
swept over the ci,uutry are petiteeuted aod'nbased,
• .IThply.lleeillte they have been. trite.h.) Lie • th.o . -
( rininint." . • • • •
, •
The duty of Mr MephersOn;* the 'Clerit:of
the 11 . aik,...is . 16-refuse to • put upim.
the initial, roll. ()I' the House the names of Per
sons inatteapplieation tor. admission un
dcr-such ciretinistanceS. -As Mr„ . - .Dheridge
. act . e . d u lbbi;, in ii.situihir Taac; - and Was sti;-
tabled by the Demrieraey, so-Mr. McPherson
will actin 1065. TlieMi , jority of the House
will cmstain his action the'matter .- of re
construction more time Will.be - required, but
we have full ' Confidence', that the coming
Congrii , S will not consent to any. settlement
that - does. not, recognise -1110ts.tO all
classcs:" . and givC.artiple security to; the: :11.47
•. . :
.Tnrasn.tr - next will hn. ohserVed in Perm_
sylitaninstind in:nenriynllOf the. other Sthtes.
.ns Thanksgiving, ., in response to the -prodia
elation of " President: Johnson.. Since: the.
days of WaShingto . n, the course of no one
was ever so promotive, of unity of teligious
feeling„ one 'rising above all the. riarroW
bounds of sect and "party. as that of. the .late
President. Ms , . eminently •conacientions
character and confiding reliance upon Provi
dence produced an amazing e ffect An this di-
Jection. _The Thanksgiving Proclamation of
PreSident Johnson worthily follows in the
same path, and we could be happy to see- it
observed in the truly national religious spirit
in-Which its terms are-conceived.
_Tee pirate Shenandoah sailed trOm Eng
and‘for New York on tbe.2lst.
Enerkirien±i ..T4 pm E.
"E. J. L."—ln our ti - ext - tre endeavor to
comply with your request. • , -
" INDUSTRIAL .yND COSVMERCIAL GAZETTE; "
is the 'title of a weekly..paper just started
in Louisville: by F. H. nutter tt.Co:
It is devoted *tn . commerce, manufactures,
minim nil, and, agriculture.. The first num
ber whie.h bfore us gives evidence - of in
dustry and ability.' . •
"PRODUCER AND qO:;;RUXER."—Yotir views on
tire - best OM of briftging firodncer- and . 6ontirt=
mere into direct business contact and dispensing
to a great extent .with. the growing - clsss known
as " middle men . ,", have - been ,received and read.
Yourideas on tins subject certainly embody liter
% but we consider that it would be impassible to
reduce them to practice 'We'there
fore, reserve the publication of ..yonfinteiesting
communication. . . - •••
Tilt; Brtuvren - . PosT.LWe notice a
change In the managetrient of ibis well 'knovm
and favorite vieeekly, tv. the - admission of a Indy
author its editor.. Mr. Emertninllennett, The stop-'
nlar writer, ober writes excineively for ; the. Pont,
and announces a continued Mom, - to, begin the
first - of the year, to be called "The Phantom of
the Forest," a wild story of the early settlement
of Kentnek.,. - -Bella Z. flpenier, the e'ditor, Whose
novel of Ora has teen law higlrly podded, VSO an
nounces a, continnedstory, to be called Genevieve
Howls. Florence Pc.rey,, the .anthor of "Eve lale,"
Lenise Chandler' Moaltoo, August Bell, Eleanor
C. • Donnelly, Beatrice Cobinna, Airs. Margaret
Boainee, and a host of other - popnl r entluire also
write for the Post. - -- The Tat cOntiititi,' - besides
stories; sketchee, poetry; hairioroas articles, &0.,.
an original Agrioalture.':Department, and - origi.
Dal and selected riseeiphs , ..for. how. ekeepere.—,
Wheeler,. Wilson's celebrated, sewing ritachin4
are offered
,as - premiums to thotto who
~ get up eel , "
chtbe-:- - en eativ way of:getting it:sewing:ma
chine, worth in'Phitarlidphia fifty lollartil The
:price attire Post is .$2,50 yew two 'copies $4,
fonr. copies $B, eighte-cpiee (and one grab:) slB. .
Sample copies, eontainotg.the terms • and induce.
maritsln.full, are furnitthed , gra . tie, Address B.
Petersen & CO., 319 Witlnnt4t,mig„ . Philadelphia:.
..TTM - ATLAi.i/C - -No:427MT hi:Tay, strong. this
month closing sixteenth' hilt :yearly ;
It's; of a new tee,
by Cloilesiteafle, ailthorlbf -"Hard Cash;!.! enti
tied ..(#rilhth daunt ;;&.:Jettionay.'l: Sohn - Neal;
of Port lapd,t that fine. Titterart►
aXiaYanillT.S9Met.elttitchotlWilliatirßlie.kyrood t.
-
d fo in p
aezallie , PertoiN o .4,4l , 3llb9aft..
IF.Crk.4lo 4 ` ll6l ' - llittliijtellillti . 4 9 .li*V l P;
• ient' o # 4ll . l lPrimet
latiliVierse; otoThit , Nktlitegf. Heetheitid t
,Andremarthe,'-' ten,of the `the flettet
111i4d4.-:Nre.Ffitowe And . 4 11te Marvel?! revel:Wee'
ly, continue their , serial 'composihons. Mr. . etc . a, .Some time since Messrs:
Agli:Shir.; the.'.ustatinen,- . • - discoumee on , „thrit;:4 p., v a to rtiliiraiisdr -. •llt. Beveridge pnr aa chaised f
Moths of catehing r jellyfishes. Charleiritil; , rind on the tableland , o
sketches the life of, the
Adelaide.' , ;,) I *:if:_-.. -wag,the Palma: Water Company- .They
(daughter or I"Barry-Octrtrtralls” the Pa y. 4- : ll 4 ' '' =lot.'' t...swxxiated *ith them several bailee
Charles Sam*, in arsMsiarksibly echo - .111{1; . , wlitfill falikrWipeatabl,-",--iitieskind formerre..
cleOf some Isaahlh.treake of fltiwell-kstosra - :Li* zwthokixim_panyi named !" - rdelti _ • County -471
o,,,uet,_by phrnppustatiattestpit,VmedikistralretuiraP..pthit kiiiiorialiohT, ; ;; _ • cout.-• , !,,
of Fiances (it owns itt lits•ossemellC!f, Sri- ''•jeinriagltlithited umnberoteisaree of *ea..; Me,
tads** Sive - Geiti-',,ilexiadaniuels7y.istol,:ionderstrftstst.thg4 ikis the intath.*of 02e*Cotallii
-speaks of Scyllis-and:liess. , 14:_r_it0, 71 .**-4 0 1 -01 .0 2 i40*.4 4,-- OOP" sw - ::
..PolttiesllYt.to Xtie.htelient".AteioniXf --.•• ~ '-7. - Wgs, . .*.-4 41 - edg',,_ . - .'• : Theitage...._ z ba. ' '. 131 ** 14 ..„, 4 0 .
gi e -see t ia—sit,etingerkciedistitsfrmli -fiss . ,'...3olorMnoaa.l- not" onlY• 0 •Plit e vo n 040 ,
sot rush upon Fleylli.Viiieuator Shnitaterltisiks'-',Yajr. TheT'grotinda.wilLeseatain a race course, .
that "the Scylla" upon ishichour Republic isiiicist: - .'.U- Witfitillisiong:and thirty - feet .wide, and be en
-41 . .. is thai-ohl-reckof-Coseesesion.::•tutd•-•rxuseo. - 4irell anclaceitbfirfeatte:"Vittel• feet_ in 'height.
preens' which, from the bevnning of slur history s Should the Weather prove favorable, the race
haitseesi alzatitatittertilt : - .The editorial:proms' e i course wi ll soon". be - finished, s-ss ground '. for the
of th e e • Atlantic .3fonittly f0r . 1865.18 'exceedingly „. imprtivement wars broken on Wednesday morning
good. _lt includes paiseagee from Nithauiel'llaw- • last by . D. Beveridge, Req.; in the preseuceof a•,
thorne'sDiaryi•beginning St afperiod immediate;' large nsinaleirisf . our eitigents, We note thia.pro
ly
,subsequent _to Ins_ leaving college l Charlesposed-Improvement with great satisfaction. It - is
Reade's - new noYel, and Mrs. • Stowe's "Chimney , enicrf the lovhest spots in the vicinity of Pottsville,
Cartier:". Teese•three will be continued through. .:and will be a favorite resort in Suminer, for our
the year. • Ike Martel's story_ of . "Dr. .John's". .citizens..
_.....-. :. .
.... - , •
Will run thrones the reit three lie 'four . nuMbere: i''," _ - ..
Bastard Taylor and:Mrs. L. M.'" Child : willies pee- • , :Flighiray . Robberw.—ln Port Carbon laed•week.
- .1 4-vilf conilibute-14. 046 etoricis , and g‘lieries of lit - i-'•Xyattlag man liturfe•Thors. Jelikini;frOlif Tama"
erary recollections; entitled '.'"The Last Days of : " qoa, went into a house. and inquired if lie could.
Walter Savage Lauder," will Mao appear. . obtain. boarding - fur a fen. days. The reply was
.The Deeember,number of "Our Tothag Folks" : that he 'mad not-be :aocommOdated. - -"A. man
esampleteis the first year'of that magazipe•-;inik- -n
- 'named Philip Derixindy • and .a• companion:were
Lug a •Vtiltline o r t3l2 . c riges, which might hate been - present, and Dermiely offered to show• Jenkins a
more conveniently i:ided into trio„ " This is the place where_ he.could'obtain beard.. The three.
best periodical for young. people now • published. _ left the -histi , ,e, _and after they had passed over
The' preterit number containe eleven original arc;;
". the bridge-by:the steam mill, bermody• garroted.
"fides t• an sixteen' illustrations- , Put' need-up, and threw. him down... TheOthet man
worn-out, hack - Tiered. n ood-eute but finewood-en... drew. a knife and atanditig' over Jenkins threaten
gravinga, from oret iv:al-design. by leading ar- e Ito kill him if he resisted 'or cried out While-
usus. Miss Prescott,' •Mrs. •Striwe, J. T. - Trow- - jeekies was in nuts positinn Dermcslyrolibtd him
bridge; Mayne Read, .end the. author 'of "Ten of a pocket book containing V 2- The robbers
Acres Rtiongli,". contribute - the best .artieles. -...1n. th•M ordered J,;nkints to leave quietly ,or they
tlie4anuarY number. of - "Our Youog Fulks" a fide'..,wLullkill him: 'ln the ecuffie haus were exchanged
eitgraving . 4 'fins-. St , we Bill be eiv,•ll. • ~. ,
areident_llY and the hat that .J"einries obtained
.
wits subsequently recognized as belonging to
Nee morning • Derniody was arrested • taken
berm:is-Squire - Barnet of Palo . Ales, and re' leased
fr.ma ens ody after •Ipaying haek the mousy' he
had stolen, 'and paying the costa.. The District
. .Atatirocy wee subsequentiv - nritified of the facts
I em,y,,,,....pe c „ , .. . , . „ co w s c*,,..iics. lof the case; •' and. instructed. Constable. Chri sman
-. . •
scam ' ar r a i - • • to procure a warrant for " the re-arrest ofDemo
-243-ct04r,..'.'34-* Full rtt 'll` -Ou Friday D;rmody was ' arrested again,
3 SoNna•y......' 7 • 74. 34 s u
et' q. :_ I. 4'24 .. brought beforaSquire Reed - in thie 80r0n, , 41, - and
4 'Nf.l3slmr. ...I 7 54 33' New M. TT 11 9.e teg committed it, default br s3oo..bail •ro answer at
6 T0E. , .,94y,...... 7 .9 4 33 First q. 23 7 t. 5 mug C..)11r1...5ub5 , - , ,quntly 15-411.watpr9e.uFek suadDer
-6 W.E9Nirsp4T. 7 /914 - 331 • • - ' . .. ' - 1 -•mo.dy icleae•d front custody
7 . - ruirstuas..: 7 41{4 .5.31 -
1
'- -
8 Fato*r 7 12(4 .331
goat AitatrA.
Weekly Almanait.
A Gtiost..-The - uppereection of Market street: .
has been somewhat excited lately, by the alleged'
.appearance between the beers of 1.1 and.l o'clock, ,
at night, ota'wliite nnyvingfigure., -Persons'who
say that they have seen 1t,.• asses t must positively
that it itai, folietted.them up the road which rung
'hy the Cemetery aslar.es. the ~ ,a te...,Tti.one who
sati .a hollow. justwest:of the Ltrks of the
road',. itbowed its.head repeatedly.. With. the State
1v dignity apd'solemnity of the:shade. of Hamlet's.
. . . . . lather: another.attempted to grasp it, as it ap
. ClitliSc(ildeti to Mahanoy. City on peered at his tide, and it. ditearipeared. Pistol
the 221 ult.,.a..ebild -- .Of -.John 'Weber,. 'aged. 141 balls and stones it is said, hal, , ,c no efftot whatever
moutharaai It:cadent:lllv. e to death. upon it; Anxious. to verify the fact of the exist
- - I etice of "this pera:mhtik.ting perturbed spirit,. we
visited the spot on Tuesday night at :12 o'cloCk.
It might have...been-that the . . twain .vgas shining
too itrie . i.tly "fat` the: ghostly visitor, or that from
'Skepticism we .wete 'deimed • unworthy to' hold.
comMuniun withit, at .any rate it-, did not walk
that night. - ..111 the old coach shop in Market
ssreet,.rccently, twit workmen were ern pit iv ed . W t h
cool oil lanins. They. (t he lanips) were•feli of oil
:.;ed the wicks ..trimined: • ci.los:ottliti WOrk
men was up. 'the other. down • stairs. KtidtlenlY,
witliont app.t.rt:mt caus..; . both lamps were extiti
'gniSbed pr..eisely ;it the same moment. .• Thitl.We
have fr. - nt. the lips of one of the : workmeM • A.B
nts in Some diBtance tins spot where the
gtiosit seen to .walk; Vre can unly.att • ribute this
tnysteritins t ;,teitsliop .hosiness to the fact that
'there thu,t,he nest of 'ghosts Market street..
'With ioteres. we istait 'further. developnients in
• this grave.matter. .. • .
ier:y rife fie ailvertiertient:b3eydiere
. •The December ; tei 6r of L7ourt . will commence on
Monday next. • -„.
:•.To:inoi-rom.•: , ,Fori,y;nintli Sunday .of Alfa yOar
and'AdventiSunday.. Day's lenOtb, 9 hours and
.
"Unde 70ni'..1 Gib; temoon at 2 (Moil,
at the'Tdwn.R.ill. Take the children to Bee-Un
cle Tom auti.Littli• price for children.
. . .
.
Fire in:Tann:Nutt - ...-Un th e 18th Tilt., the, upper
part of •:)Ir.. Stiehter7a •lhtut , r th -T...itiatpta,• was
damaged Itv•ilre, with the furniture whielilt eon
•ta hat. The 'I fire watt . 'claimed by a defeciive
rLituuey..
. . •
• A 'cabiabbe propfirty uti „Market , . eArt;ei,. belonk
og .11.1. v. iNtn: Cr. .Nletinig, id ,offered for eitile..
'lie lot is 20 feet Irma br 190 in depth, And con- •
cr() frame d weilioi housed.. Fur term s, etc.;
;quire of Cul. John P. flObart.' •
.•. •
. St zge.Liu . e ket;ret , - :Pottsr . ilk and Ashlarid..]
—Onand after .11oriday. next*, a fonr borne Coach,
S.J.cob'Spotta, proprietor, convey patiaengera
li tvi;en- Pottevilic and -Trish land. e. coach 'Will
leave Aaliiand it.To'cloCk in, the. morning, -.and 1
l'oasville at. 3in tne. aftt.rnoiai. , : . '
.
- Rot arid_ Colif rtioie can be obtained at
tht;'Llay . at. tbt;••.ro6als
trey, nuder Pantisylvania Rail. A. Mr,..Dowlo
- every4iiiik - fitted up very. canfortal.)ly,. 11;8.
eliterprisa ahodli.l•ba ...4.oJueuged. •rr •
•
. . .
Rem - /Sane Riley will 3.loiVer a lecture befciti
the Ptittsvihellt-bating Club ~ t ,n . Monday 'evening
itpxt.- Thesinestion under' discussion at the :set
meeting, to wit t "Lt there- more- to Admire , tha. ,
ci.;istienin in the character 'of ' the English peo
pler will be continued on M.lshiy evening.
The. mef.tinp of Church increa in•
it ter Rt v. • Mr: Bilekbee whu has 'so' . ably
tilled the ibis week; will iilde.pre. ch
week. The nrclbianee of fliptieni
be iolniini , teren .on ei:enjrl2,., -in their
meeting 1101;8 .turner of 7th and Atat4intatign
. . .
• . .
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. . . .
A . Wi x 1 nto Me. /160. 7 -Boy.Fi, :when night comes
g
on, o home. .There in. nothing mere detriment;
al - to your morale, than to be running around - this
e!reet under cover of darkness, bir-then you can
acquire little else than an educAtioninrowdyiemi.
atid•bvf; , re you know. it:-you willbecninereckh..es
and; vichMs.. If you'want to he
„good men;'see
to &that nightfall findt4 you' at home.. '
. - '
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. .
- Biped by int .E7filosion. of Pawder.-0n... the
20tli ult. at Yatesville Colliery i llahruipy'Cit - ; as:
.ft naim.d Edward liorn.x, -was preparing a.
bl atingeartiid ge, aspark of fire was earned from
his lamp to a ke:z of powder near him*. The pow
der exploded, injuring ,the Awful tunate man so.
severely that_ ho died the. next day.-;.lie leaves.a
wife and four children. •
. •
. .
.
The ..sruldtery buainees carried or; l . )y thirMesers.
Shoeners in Clo ir,.four of whom haire been in
the Army, is worth the patronage of the „public.
These young men are itinleitlaw anoerititentlenee
thcir father, Me. R. D. Shooier r ivl44. for twiny'
confided
Was a euhl:er - and ..till work
confided to.their care will be promptly and. ,at le
faen executed at re;,eialablki pnce.e. : •
• - •
Mfr. GPorge. Kirin ; an accomplished•sr .
who la , :s 'jest . re•sehed this country from ar.rfilli
deii-ous of .securiwg, pupils- 7 :yoptut: pupils
of eithei sex—to impari.. to them a thorouch
knowledge of the.Perni.in hinge:we, and litera
ture. :He hi said to 1,6-- a flee •toacie.r. id
formation in-relation to thi •getaleman,. can
: be
..13tainriljnO.Mii , kra: . K.t.pitz di And Gres:Rang of
Bev : A Com lieto+ t..GUrm an • teacher
heeded 'in .PiAttivtliti. - - . '
. .
. .
: • The remainO'-of Lieut. Latibenefine, of. Co. IT,
41301 Rrnnitylvothia Rettinient, a gallant and
pnpu
-I.tr.ofticer, who War, killed dui tirant'o Virginia
campaign, 18f4, have been brought to Schuylkill
Haven, and Vvildbe interred .- to-morrow inermieg
at 9.4 o'clock. Hie. etirv.h;ing . comrades are
ted ro - rneet to-morrow Morning. at ,Dromh;•ller's
Hotel Centre street,' this BOtough, - at .7.
f , vr•th ' e pnrridie: of takingt he 8 . o'ciOck -train for.
'Schuylkill Haven; to attend the tunerol. • •
. .
.
Serintiff.dimge..—On the lalt-"yiltitn,o, George
Gordnerijr., witi arra:4nd in Ashland, charged
with Snyder at 'counterfeit
i2O Milted - States lega 1 - tender note. Oa the 20th
the accitsed . had a hearing before John P. Ho
lisrt,, Rig United Statcs Commis:4ol)er. r.
Hobart held Gordher to hail in the prim of $2OOO,
to an-Rcr at th. United State's Dielriet 09nri. in.
next, ~ealion of which will
memo on the third Nonilay_of.Febreary "wit.
. . , . . .
Seine *cif the eitizminor- Now York antiripating
that:eholera trill "Vir‘i thlt City,latlri , :lg next Sum:
Trier if not this Wititer,•pre'. preierripiz to otigrate
to the interior. Man:i - hai , e selected plans of r.-
foge among the inom its irus of Penn , ylva ~ .ili where'
one inireiri.s health.at eVery:lireath,.', We's-limier
,-,tand that.rooro liava.heee engivrei lt nor orit;
'• ipal hotel- for quite'a .nnniber of NiOr •Yorkers.
old that tilietteholera Makes its appearance, if
ii : anpeari,i'iit all, wo'triay expect qiiiiit an influx of
iljetingninhed. Gothnmite4.: -.-• • , .
. •
Tl,i.e.C.duge* qr.,Temperr , nee if (moll Cd. 11.-
N..ternpperance meeting wva'held in the.. Presbyre:.
rian amych, Ittahanny City'
. on tln. evening of the
.20th la, which. Wait Well at eyrie ft Addresses
were - delivered.by theltev.'ltir:ssti., bet z nad..Da•
cia Otlllthanov City. Rev.. 'Mr: Allen off.llfinera
ville,
and,hy Inte theArmV.--
The G;:izede Faye -that the Order of the Sons of
Toinnet aneein tlist.place, is in quite a.flonriftb
hg condition, haying been organized brit a short
time; and now numbers about fifty members.
At the first meeting of the Itlm.hanoy City L ee
'ntn,-the gneatiort "Oueht the Chill Dflgistrate of
the Unitert - Statea to -.have. the power topardon
criminals;" was diactu;ned by Meanta: - J.-Wol
verton; and 1. Y. Shollenbargee in the affirmative,
and Messrs. O. o'. Tiffany and J.' Midihmti in
the negative:: The President gaveliis.deeision in
favor:lA:the negative. - At the !sleeting on Thunt
iiay evening last the . following creation: was 'iris
enssed,‘,Should Reprpsentaiivett be governed by
the Will of their censlitnente - . • .
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. .
'Riled !)!, Fftn . ór coal.--od . Tuesday, - •t IMt
uliimo a-miner. named Ham 11 bails, Welsh
nian,•aresident of St: Clair but formerly of-Potts•
vale, was • killed in the Millet) Of the Mammoth
Vein Conenlidated. Coal Company,. by. a _fall Of
Ffe W 9.8 50' Veers age,:tinti unmarried.-
His remains w,ere interred in the Wr.1.11 Congre
ftational burring ground,•Pottsville..
sitind.that.beleft .coneiderable•meneY and •sinne
•re;tl estate lonated in Pottsville , and Bt.-Clair:
-The property will be inherited by his surviving
brothers and sisters. One of his brothers is' in
- .llfusonic...."-At• a stated' commtmicliticin of: Pi
lsalci Lodge; No. hehl"itt its hall if
this Binviugh, Moriday -evening last, the fol
lowing:officers were elected to, serve during the
ensuing Masonic year,. which wc!laommerias on
fil; 'John's .Daymext ;..W. Greenwald ; - S..
W., 4. O.Rionas,.;.T W. D4byithell; Sec
fetary, C. Little ; Treasurer, 'Wm. Fox; It is coif
ten:whited. by this Lodge to have allasonid Sup
per this year.:'" During the - war thiik festivi
ty was dispensed with by Pulaski: • ••' • '
• If the secretarieinf - other in'',.the _County
will send us.the names of their newly elected of
ficers-we will publish them with pleas - tire. •
.Ate stated nu-ethic of • Schuylkill , Lodge, No.
M.,• held atOrwigsburg,Ntivember 29th,
18.65; the fullowing . officersLivetti.eleeteil .to serve
the etistkingmliasunic yearolz,-: - W.. M.., 'Michael
,• - Jos.. Drumheller,. '• J. •W.,
Charles W:Schtwrr ; . TreitsUrer, Fraula. Kern ;
Salretgy, Stittoiel.ll. Madden. • '
fil•R;iiesteses.—,'llie• following' list shosns the .
number of licenses asseeseil by the United , States
• Reviinve elfleeri, iii. Hoti Coliiity ef • BehhillA . ft•r: •
the present year : - .. -' "'-:' ' '." ' " ..
Retail Dealers..::•. : 548 i resniarice,,Agents..' 16
Butchers' ': . 192;Uvriers ' 49
Boil:lets "acid Doti- IPed.llers; 4 Herm.. •• 4 -
triethrs... :.'....... 54. " : .2 • ."- , . 46
Manufacturers..—. 341 • . " •--1 • ' • . - 118
Retail Liquor -Detil - " on foot's"..'. . 53
ere: -.. :. , -:-.... .. 'BS3 , -Livery • Stablos, ... 34
Elect lucre -151Dentisfs • . .....,. '.'..' :8
Distillers ..... qleenvoyaneers...... • . 15.
Wheleeale • Digtior" . :I . Prod.•icie Illokert'..;
i,. .18
..Dea1er5...,.,,.,. 32 iflorse : Deocrji,,, .„ ,'...... 8
Flial4ritiiliers ....: 'lslAuctifiaettra:<.<••••••. 2O
' Wholesale Dealers: • 86jelsim- Agent. ..., .`, :. 19
•Physieisais;'< - :-. i....'it,.:ll.l.lßating:Hitisetr.:**.::.‘7.. 14
- Hotels. :....,- . .- 1 ...-. 15610iiihkit
~ raj.-- / 1
•• Banker S...:.:. •:..;.<''...:-.. 42 1 1111 ' _ • --:".., • ~,, r:, ', 0
ItrlifellC. .. , ~,, 4 .41'llilliiirti - 43,osi 4 ine t .... 11
p ums
" MUKKIF derriere. -.,'. 22 Vii:441:11:of•el:•• ,4 ' , 1"Z••••":"J 1
- AlititleTAßell/il:' , : , Vi argnitetgri.,o l - ... - 1A :V.') 1
I .r.-,r,,• :-..--.., ..-v Li Comlnerelalfirhhent.•:`-2'
Isere-, :....• ......., 128 ElzhiE4tionev..!;.:: - .'.1, 1 5.1.
Qiittle'l3rolters . ,'. C. 36 ,
. , . .
. .
'The . -711i,itre.-:-:)lces.ls. Sitt ty - and . Harrison,
th e in:magi-re of-the thiiatrical company now per
fOraii•••-•-6o the Town Hall, must-be well satisfied
with the a p:ecia.tivi: Maneer in whi , l the people
of ..Poti Ilie bas.potroviz , .:( l theirenterishanent.
.Eae. - y ni - .4lit sauce their arrival berd--a week
JP - 03—the. I louses have . been
.cmwded: • On . Wed
-11,.*111y evciling 14st - when .`.T:tiit Lynne" • • wee
playeit,'s , :•veral_ hundred Ipersone, ainWtig;• them
tulles,. ',vete utnible. to ,•gain. admissiOn.
Tiii- 7 11L.1-*as fi.l . d in tif :. cep ' minutes: -after' the
-.doors, were: opened. .Tier :thermion. there• Will
ue a perfO; Malice at 20clock, for ladies.and child-•
rem.. "ti lien- Tom's 'Cabiii"-wiil..be • played. .- The
price .of adtuissiou .for euildrt.in will he 25.-cents;
.Tickets rot sale - aCthe'hotelit and-Bitnnan's'store:'
The hotiae should be filled 'at the Matinee tide af- .
termion,..to svitness this beautiful and thrillingly
intereating.pl.ty..Tnis evening two dramas, "Ire- ,
I. n i I. as it WaS;" and "Blitek•Eyed Susan" will
be..: played,. with . mcellent caste. Thi, is-an at-
Ira •iive bill. :"The Octoroon". will be played on
lilnelay. evening licit/ There is a. desire to see
•
"the .4.111,,.i.::411:C0min." . -We trust that theman,
agements Wiil'PrOduee it before they close here..
'. The . mtiolbers of .•t his comp.iny • have. , .played .
.their respeetive i•oles dpring the, week in a : ;Jell ..
creditable and. ,atisfactory - manner. We were
especiaily:p:eased with' Mr5.... - Harrierin as Lady.
Is..bel, e hoe :Mrs. Hates 76 sprightly
.playing of
.Gertrude io- thil.“Loan of a Lover," was eicel--.
• .lent.' .: Mrs: Cappelt and-Hiss Stanley did full jus: .
Mice Co the Cliar , ,eters thee personated' Ales -rs,:
• Sherry, Harris n and /Wes are good.actors; and
'• have made-a favurabh; iinpressiom• --., '
. - Tite.itiosie with the Company, both wind and
.
'string,. is really Superior:_lt is• an at tractive. fee
tare. of the performance: .• • • .. .. •
I' . .; The eighing week wilt conclude theseason here,
asthe marptgenietit cannot Seeure.the-hall. for a
" .. .
luie , er period,, in coneequence•of tut having been
I
. eitg'4;eil be puttee, for othue purposes. If: this
Comp:pa-Could reniain, we believe that it would
draw ;;it'd h Opses for weeks to. come. We hope
-' IiOW ever, that it will-revisit this Itermigh at. no
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION-1865
A tni, troe. Gr.n,
...St G
- - 1 -
Z
4 1
. 11. "
I. 0
COU'iTIF.I3
2.633 2,647 .' 2.634 2.
11.129 8. cr,o 11.163 '' 6
.
4819 2,506,' 2.518 • : 2,1
2249 • 1.496 2,244 1.l
2.422 ; 2.569 ; .2321 'l.l
.4.846 10,1511 - 4.8210
. 10.1
• 2.5111 •1 1,.773, - 2371 ' 1.-I
• 5.942 . 2,304, , 5.169 2.1
5.774_ 6,131,. 5.778 ; (I,'
- 2,053 • 2,261 c . 2,691 , 2.1
1.9:",7 ... 2.71 G, ._1;915'.:2,'
• 283: 211' 289 '
1.414 - • 1,6121' 1,412 'l.
- 2.745 2,M3i ; ' 2,741 -2.
,'7 074 .4,947; 7,066 4.. .
1.177 '.1.9671 ..1.176 1 1,972 ..._
• 1.307; . :9-68T,
.3.3091 2080 . 6 , 0 , r ... c ,
.1 21:111. T. sANRICts
• TII l: BL.OD. ANT, , BKATIT/FIC the
1.4271 1.785" - 1.4291 1 gres
1 --- complexion. trse llelmbold's Flighly:Cancentrated Flu
-1'.591, 2.6071 1 589 3.4.116 id. Extract Sarsaparil a: ' One. bottle .equals in 'strength
4,186 :2,007; 4:1901 •
2.922
one gallon, , ,f the Syrup . ornefoetiou.
• 3.9991 • 9.71 a, 3.25.0 .3,713 • Oct. as !GS.:.. .. ••• •
•• 4.655 3,9611.. • 5,853 • 3.255 .
.
2,647 1 1,33.5; 2,648 1,339 -We clip tbe followiin.l. from one of the •Philadel
-237 • 5391 . . 232 - '544
..phia daily 'papers. Our 'people, vhiting . or sending
3,547 2,(151t ,. 8,644 .2,041 down to" the city,:would do well to make 'a note alit i.
•
3 ‘ 098 . 3 ' 6T°l • •S ' lln .B ' 65T Wamantrilter eiz Broiinhi F big: Clothing.:
• 3,620 3,496j. 3.615 • • 3.5na - • • • .
• 699 ' 86.3 i 690 i", • : 883 • •This ! estAblishment,- located at the - . Corner:of Slim
'• , ' 77, 50, .73 • 5.3 ( and. MARKEi. Sts-lPuttaarteurt. famillarly• known 'as
' 1.4011 °,542; . 1309 _22528 '• -OAR HALL.' is probably the ; largest .and best con-
I
•,2,562 . , 1,5891 2,565 : 1 . ,596 ducted-Ready Madeo.Olothitur and Merchant -Tailor
: 8.7391 ; 1.6?0I ' .3.752 ' .1;637 - iog Houtie in the Stale. •' Their superior styles.' excel ,
i': 1:741I' :1.662' .-'1,735: . 1.673, lent workmanship • and inoderation. in 'prices, have
1.260: 1.455.. '1,2591 1.482 made their House desen"edli• Popular.. •
F• 11,40 2; ... 5.978. 11310 1 5,969 -In their.CUSTOM DE'ARTMENT, where elegant.
t; 2264 • ..9 0 11' 2,9491- .. 916 Ganniurrs are MA . DV to Or lam. none but the 'very be...t
;. '2,11521 - 1.9031 , -3.048, '1:906 • Arlisis.afe employed, and the - 9ne assortment of Ma:
.•
; 3,247 •-' 4 521: "5.508, ;3:548 teriala to select from enables ev . ety, one
. t(1 be Well
' ' 6,196r6,916. 6.119 ; - 6.903 suited.' - •• . ..- - •
'I - 3.101.4'1307; 3.153:", 31430" Sample! will be sent by Mail. end* insthrtions.for
• 581' • 444' . 565; 444 measuring, when written for. - .
I ' 8.582 4 2;611['6.5801 ; • 2,741 NOV. 11, '65 --
I • 1,568 ' 1.5151 1.15831' 1.521. •
.. .411 .1:9201', 411 ;1,902
1 5.910 -11.998! '5:884 •6:956
•1 - 6371 1,209 1 2- 6471
. 1;215'
• 27721.'4.7-41' • 2,7671 4. -
2.4241 ••2,8 , 43; -2.4191: 2,,
i • • . 1 1 , 287 2,031' 2,2621 2.1
: " 49.959 • 39,881 49.924' '39,1
--.- 2341 • 811 ~. 2361- '
, .• "•792
.-.' 270- 7951 ••
. '• 6,002 6;831 ' 5,986; 6,;
.Armtrong..
Beaver
13-i
Blair
"Brain r 1
Ruck.
Canikria
.Cameron..,.
Carb.:n
Centre
Clieter •
Clarion.
Clearfield ..
Clinton
Columbia, ..
Craw(
Cumberlr ad
Delaware..
Elk '
Payrtle:.
Franklin..-..
. Fulton
Fortis[
Greene
I lunt in4d4
..
....
Juniata
I.anci.tor
. Lawi'etre. . ....
Lebanon • '
Lehiah
I.nzerne .. , .
Lve0mi11g....,..
:41 Ocean . , . ,
!ti ,, r , er • • • ";..
Mifflin
'Monroe.
:ntgomet7
Mont: or •
Northam pu
Northumberland
.. ...
Phil adel! hia
'Pike '
...• .. , .
Schuylkill:
Somerset • • .
-Snyder •
• flliiyan
Su.qrtehantut...
• Tioga..
Union
. Vettuigo
• Warren
Waehin glop ....
Wayne.
-Wearmoreland: .
Wyoming
. York
'Mercer County. 123
. .
. .
A Cough, . Cold or Sore - . Throat,
REQUIRES immarrikri Arrorriciri, IA:NT P 1.110,1,11; UK
-. ••• unwiti.D. Jr A.Li.IiWED TO,CONTINUE. .. .. _ •
Irritatioa of the- Lthigis: a Permanent'
Threats Affection, or'iso lacara '
. - .•ble :Luisa Diecaeer. '
' • • IS OFTEN 'THE 'RESULT. • ' •
- - - • - - -
:BROWN'S BRONCHIAL' TROCHES
itAitING AAKNECIT INFI:VENOK to.ram - PAIIII6 • .GIVZ
1=3:322
For • Breiidsitii, .
Catisiirh, COIL
• s'unipthisvandWbroat
swans AU USED -W1 4 ,11 'iLiVATEI auoores
SINGERS AND PFBLIC SPEAKERS
• . .
will find Trochis 'useful in nclearing the: cotes When
taken before tiibiging- or.-bps iaingi..-and'relieving the
throat after an unusual exertion of the.:joeitt organa: - 4-
The Troehai aie recommend and !prescribed by. Ph
ysicians, and li/imbed. 4.4m0n)415.4t0m : eminent men
theramtiOnt the :country: :
,Being `an article of true
merit; and haring proved their efficacy by /I test o
manyyeare, each yeartindS,,tyol...iq' new localities in'
various parts of the world, and the :i'l:oeh'ea are lathier,
sally Pronntmeed better Man other articles,
.•Oaram only."BaoWN•atiqcmcmplic,Tancrizze," and do
not take any of the iferthLisa Trairations thattnay be
offered: . . •
. Sold everywhere in the United stiumo t atin gorei
Countries, at 35 cente per'hoF,
0ct0ber29465
FURS. - .- - .. --- .. -- .:.:-;TURS... , :, r• - -: ' - FURS.
W WOLTE4I. - E.A.ItiD RETA I L:
CHABLIS OAIIFORD' 4" - SONS ,
CONTINENTAL HOTEL:.
•
P
. . .
have now open their large surd eplendld. stock of .
LADIES' FUR CAPES. . • .
• AU* the assortment of FANCY FUR 'ROBES,
CAPS, AIUPP.I.ERS, and GLOVES ever tiOor6 offered
by them.. and: hien are n4irratited to be an represented:
gni pPIriTG• F.VIIII._BO
• -
Detatiatien; Blind Renacaniell tettarili; treated
with the utmost :sticeesth.V. Dr; r. - 181:ACS. Ornlist
and A. 04, tfurnterly,,:,4 „No- AU
_
ToDMontida tom Vie
most rettabttreolartiethetheretf - 411dreonatry can be •
aeon his ()Mee. .T/4.11ke11441-figeltY are Welted to
itecompany their pedal - ti t as It. hits no secrets ;tn ht
P-reistknO."AßM .l o 4 . KlA.kitejerted - %Vera ledn I
rtn come made for examination. ,•.
?O. • ' ttiJAa-
AyoB etrir.PlititarEir
FOR 111 1 ; 13 .41 1 0 CU* OF . '
•
Congiut, - Cohb, htlintinsai iloapieint*-Cro*
Bronchitis, Incipient Constosoiloni.and for
the relief of, fonsuiptiro Patients .is ad-
• _rinsed stage's ok Use *him. • • •
eti wide Is the field of Its tigefaineas anaeo,
tmmer
•►7.one are the'-cares of its
,cures. the. almcet every i
sehtion of country abounds in persons publicly known;
:who have been-restored Irons alarming .and-swengles.
Ver. ate diseases of tile banger by. its nee. t When once
tried. its superiority over every other expectorant Is too
apparent to escape - observation. and whose - its virtues
.arejoaown-thepublic no longer hesitate whatantidute
to employ for the distratising and dangerous , allectiona
of the-pulmonary organs, that Are': incident tO.ourrli.4.l
mate. • While many inferior temedies thrust upon the
ceetimunityhave - tailed and -been , dlicarded. • this tuie
galued-friends by every trial, conferml benefits on the
afflicted they can never forget. and produced:[drab too
numerous and too remark -giblet° be forgotten.
• We can only assurOthe public, that its quality Is care
fully kept op-to the - best it ewer' haw beau. and that
it m
ever ay be relied onto do for their relief all that It h
done. ae
Great numbers'of Clergymen. Phystehini, Statesmen,
and.eminent personnels. -have lent, their nataes to eer-'
Ply the 'unparalleled - useftlina.orour retnediesOstit
space here will not permit the insertion of them.. .The
Agents below named furnish gratis our. AfirglOAll AL.
masa,: in which they are - givon;. with also hill'ilesciip.
lion of the coniplaints they cure. .
. Those who reqiiire an cap-acing ilnOicins to purify
-the blood will tind Area's' Coin% . Err. Siasaraintr.s.
the remedy to use. Try it once and youwill know its
value.. .
••
Prepared by Jf C. AYER .t co :.: Lowell. Miss.. and
'Sold by all the • Druggists in Pottsville:" also ttY 1.11
Druggists and dealers everywhere. . . . •
Nov. 254 •65. . .
lleLrsoLDb EXTRACT Alf: SAZISAPAitILLA delimits and
renovates the.blood. Ingtils the vigor of health tntcrthe
system. and purges out the humors that make disease:
Oct •
•
:THE
~ :41141'.1.1111610 . .CLARECPS
. . . .
CO,LEBRATED.s.FgIiIAtE':PTT LS!
Prepared from'a , prescri pticit Sir D.,
• ,r Phsiellin'Extraordiniuy to the Queen. - .' •
. This well known Medicine is no hnposition;i =but 'll
sure and safe 'remedy , for. Female. Dtfaculties and Ob.:
strtictions, from any catuse whatever: and, altheagh
Powerful • Moody, lt contains nOthing hurtful to the
To MastisOLantas it is toeCOLlbiliS. graitSd. •. • It will.
In d'sliort time. bring - on the mongilf perlcid with Fclt
ularlty.. cases of Nerfotis And Spinal Affections, pate
in the Back and .Limbs, Eferwinoss.,. Fatigue en sliOt
exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits.
Hysterics, Sick Headache, Whites. and all the painful
alseßges occasioned by a disiordered ,system, these pills
will stied a cure when' ll other means hare failed . •
TLIEER RILLS HAVE NEVER HEIM KNOWN :I'o FALL '
'TEE ;ERECTIONS ON TEE 2o rsoi or'PA:MPHLET ARE :Witt ,
OBFFRVIRD, . . • - •
. For full particulars; get a pamphlet. free, of the Agt.
Sold by all Drucgists. Price $1 pet bottle. -
Sole United States Agent. . • • . .
JOHN MOSES. 2T Cortlaadt St., New :York.
N. B, —sl and 6 postage stamps enclosed ter ,any au
thorized agent. will insure a.bottle containing • over 50
pills by return mail
Nov. s,'W .'
. . . .
• MARRIAGE .GIONIP.10':-SYOUNG'S GREAT.
PIITSIOLOGICAL WORK, or evie:y one his own Doc
to -being a - private instructor ioli married persona• - or
those abont to. marry, both male and female, in every
thing edilthiling.le iillYttliKl'-and. relations - of our
sexiial system. and the production or . prevention' of oft:.
spring; including all the new discoveries 'never betore
giVen in the'Englishitinguage, by - Wlt• TIOUN.G.•I4I. I).
. .really a . valtiable interesting is
written in plain language for the,gcmeral reader. andis
with upwards or one hundred etigravlngs
All 'young - married people; or.thoSieccintemplatine mar.
haVing the-least impediment'td Married
shot:id read this bOok. .it ,discloses .seanits that every
one should be acquainted with • Still-It is a book: that
must be linked un,-and He -.about the house.:lt
Wilrbe sent ter any one on .the receipt of fifty cents.—.
-Address Dr.. WILLIAM YOUNOi.N O -4 1 0 Spruce
above Fourth, l'hiladelphia. .39 Gm
The. . uridni chninber, - in Essiyof *W.
.artling
and Instruction for young Mon—published hy . the now-,
and A.ssociaticin, and sent free of charge •in sealed en
velopes.- • .Address. Dr. J. SKILLIN 110DGD.TON,
Ifpward Association, Philadelphia. Pa. ' .
• BANK NIAIII 1.1.VE
ni . •
BtchelortAt .-Ilair - - Dye fit the beat fit the
wiwld The only true and perfect
and' Rellableproduceo n oplendid • Black
• or:Natural .Bmwiremedies the HI erects or Bad Dyee,
and frequently restores the original color: - Sold by. al'
Druggißta... The eenuini 12 signed, W. A. Batchdlor, 81,
Barclay Street, New York. • . . . .
..lanuary. I, 1865. , •. 1-ly • .
'• • A TILING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER.
•
Those who desire brilliancy of cianplextion. must•pn
rify and'tinrich•the blood. which FIE1:511101.108 t.OtiCKN-
T . RATEI. EicIT.A Cr gAIi9A.PASULLA. invariably does. • Re
collect it is no patent medicine. A-k for Ifelmbold , s,
.Take no Other. ~ • • • Oct. 2S, 43-Gm.- .
"DR. SWAYNI'S ALL-HEALING OINTMENT...
No case no obstinate; 'or long standing,, it'. Will : not
care in a short time. all Linde ofTetter are permanent
ly cured.. Army Itch. which-Is' ilol pr • eralent, it never
tails to cure. Chronic 'Erysipelas. 'Salt lthertm. Ring
worma• Barbers Itch: - ,te: Eruptions:covering. the
whole Stlrfac of •the body, : old Ulcers of many years
standing. that put at defiance every other Mode of
ireatment.•all yield to the healing properties of the great
vegetable salve. • • • • ' . '
Price fit emits; Ry sending fie cents to Di. Sivayrie
& Son: ale NORTH SIXTI.I Street, Philadelphia , a-box
will be Mailed to any partof the United States; free of
Sold by HENRY SAYLOR, Druggist, Pottsville. •
-June 17, , n 5. . •
.
• . .
SCRATCg! SCRATCH!! SCRATCH!!
WHEA.'I'O`PS OINTMENT will cure the Itch In ',Of
-•Alsocures:SlialT RHEUM. ULCERS,
and all ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN.: Price 50 cents.
For sole by all Druggists: • . -
By sending, cents WEEKS Zs POTTER, bole
Agents, 170 Washington Stieet, Boston: Maas:: it will
be forwarded by mull, free of postage. to any part of
th.:. United States .• • . - Sept. 23. , 66.— . 38.6m •
. .
fliallts Vegetable Sicil'atrillair Renewer
has proved.itaelt be.the most portent preparation for
.; the hair ever uttered to the public. •' • • '
" 11. is a velzetable compinincl, and contains no injuri 4 .
r. .ous.jroperties whatever. • . : •
5 . 5 s IT R ILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR 'TO ITS ORIGI,
r , OO . It Will keep the hair fmm filling. out. • •
: 549 • •It cleans the scaly and makes - the hair soft, lustrous
and silken. ,• •
. 194 -It is a splendid hair dresinit.
:3ot -No person. 01(1 or young. should fail Mime It
l y q IT ISItEO /MIN EZ.; : IDED AND USED BY THE
n 64; F.I rtsT. MEDIC. AL AU Holm .
749 ..ititrAsk for Halle Vegetable. Sicilian. Hair Renewer,
2 0 t , afid take no other. '. • • -
.59q
,937
elan .oomponnit will 'force them to grow on the smooth
' eat fiWe or chin; or hair. on hald heads, -in Weeks.
Price. $1 00. Sent bY mail anywhere,: elosely• sealed,
(4° .on receipt of•orlee. Address.
, 5 2 . 1 • WARNER & CO, • BOX 138. Bro6klin, -N. Y
~ Delicate
. 16 ,,,, Enfeebled and Conatilntioai, of
' 4 '•''". i . Owth sexes, rise 'Reirribold.s Extract Bucini.' It -will
.411. ' , lid k - and. obergetic •feciin_t and enable you to
.1 4 8. gn e 8 '. . .- . ' ''
s z step well. . - '. Oct. 91. '65-42.6m: .-.
.99.5 . .
•
2.577 i 1.
1,6291, 1.
306
3,'2.68 1.
3,1:10
1. - ,84 1,
2.606 2,'
1.719
4, 66 3.
1.567
con b,
1,.11 1.
4 564.6,
1.631, ' 1,126
112, 5321
• 8,r21 1.94
6.191; ; 9:15
1.5931 1;13.1
.2.a111..2,265
.1.7341 971
4.487 1.949
-1 577 - 1.943,
4.0931 . ; 5.997 1
• 1;2141 1.261
4.564 691 T
238,400 1 215,740.
VIV 49
956
Iff Religicto Xntellinettrt.
n 44 41. FA 1111t.'”A lair, for the benefit of the M_ E.
945 Church in St:Clair. wilt be held at the' Depot:Hall.. to
lea
commence on.ldonday, Decembcrllth.lB6s..The doors
2112 will he opened from
,2 P. M.'to 10 P. ‘.mery day drt
-12? 'ring the week. The commtinity.are generally Invited
to attend. A pleasant time Is autiCipated. •
Dec. 2. —, • 4.9-2C
227.969 215,
215.981 .
21,935
H Davits
22.660
tee for W. H
&runny ietter, AU
"DR. BWAYNE'9.A.LI,IIEALI'SG.OINTME:s:T.“
!Tea! ITC . 11,!! 1TCU:::
A CLEAR. SMOOTH SKr': ANn BtAtTIFITI. Cilsirt.EXlON
follows ttie nee of Hohnbuld.s: Coucentreted -Fluid
tract:Sarsaparilla, It ventures black epos •pimples
and all eruptions of the skin,• Oct. 25..'&3. 43.6 m .•
- . . . P . • •.R. P. HALL 1C0.,' -• .
- • • ' -Nashua, R.. Proprietors'.
For sale by all druggists •
AnguA 12. 1;5
. WHISKER!' WIIISKEItN!
Do you; want Whtakew. or Moustaches , } Our Grie
. Rev. Riley. pastor. of the Firat. Presbyterian
Church, 'wilt preach hiatirst annivereary discourse, Sun
day morning. DeceMber 3d, at.liKA: M.
. . .
TH ERE will be Divine!ervice %Vie '2d PreFbvterlan
Churrh..Market. Square. , on. Thorsday next (Thanks
giving Day). at 10){,. o'clock lathe forenoon.
AT the recent resSion of the Methodist Conference in
WA:shin:Ann. Bishop Simpson, sent a colored preacher,
the Rev. Mr. Lawson, to Staunton,..Vai..to wench to
the blacks there.. ,He .preached one half day in t", - e
Methodist church vestry to a hie& audience. • The next
day the white c ergymen of Staunton met and voted
that thereafter no, colored man .should preach in that I
pine% but that once in font weeks one of their number
should -preach — exclusively to the blacks. The black
mernbers of. the' Methodist Church; three hundred in
number, and paying neatly all the parish *.expenses,
thereupon Seceded. lealng,that church to its eighteen.
white members, and'organited• a flourishing church of
their iin,ln the spaalons room of a canteen rnannfac
tory., 'The Baptist clergyman. seeing the ruin of the
Methodist dhurch, end 'conscintis e!the inability of its
own .white dock to , sustain . him, immediately Tent. as
offer of Ilia vestry to &colored Baptist clergyman:„The
offer was accepted, and ever -since that day th two
mo s t. flourishing.churchei in Staunton. are the Black
Methodist and the Whit Baptist. •
.
gsv.-Wit.t.tam Mmetia.N. the 'blind p-eacber, re
cetved deacon's order's -to the. Protettant. Episcopal
C'ittreh nt Burlington. Vermont, On last Sunday.. He
has hitherto been &Methodist.- •
.
• - - - , , . ,
Res. tint Osikvirs of Weaneisd , irff.• Berke County,
Will preach in . the -English : Lutheran , Church of this
Bomngh, on Thanksgiving morning, Dec, 't, atiox:
-
We learn that- this •ahlei preacher, has, been tinani
rnonsly eleeted Pastor. of this 'church, anct enter
• upon the duties in April next. , •.- . ,
NOTICEN..
. .
Episcopal Chime the
Church in undergolug raisin. services will- be held in
the Ontrt: House: at leg o'clock. , ; and7x p,
ineWe r lial Congregational' Church, Rev. B.
R. Lzwis, services e‘ery Sabbath ithematel3'.. •4. : 1 9.
d•clocic, A. end '6 o'clock,,Phl._. .
Baptise cbuircluz-Spdaintornit:g
eer
cice o'clock.) corner,Alahant e ngo and 7th streets.
Sunday evening service ll o'clock.) ad street. near Cal
lowhill., ;,, :R. R. AUSTIN. Pastor.
. • „Ite t igdence,lifabantorito above ith Street.'
"Prayer fliteetingi. every Sunday
morning; from g jf to 33( o'clock, in the frame Church
on Second Street, between Market and Norwegtan Ste.
ps ErinergeticritChiirele. CallOwhill street.—
Rev. San% G. 11310M?6, Pastor. will preach 813rman,ev-'
ery Sunday niOniing I.otitlikk; arid Rfiglish'-in the ,
Everilrie at 7 o'clock.
Chita:ch. Market
StreetAlev d. 0. 13consie. Pastor; Regular Perdu*.
alternately.; In the German and ROW languages, 'ev
erySabbath dayott 10 A. 3d. &
. 7 P. M. Prayer Meet
nz.tind•Ledtnro.every.Wedneeday evening—afor-Trty
a wger . B ttt:Antt/VaEgtgli!lb- I , l f ' ll 4 ilica!ltilraildi
. , •
1,5 tucirbirrand
Diaritet:c•ReV: J. - "NoCtil.Losou, Pastor; Services:.
Sabtssai,,at 10; ..1:1- 31 ••• and 7, P. !Mc? blotting,
'Needs). urcrinii," it 735 11c1 0 `J • - •
: Ar * First IPI Cbaireli ' , coiner Ka-.
antt-Tii'r I Streets.. RerJeA Ra'sr, Pas
ter. Ser.vicetcSundsyleg A. Ilt:nenl 71*.„.14:. Lee-
Attre..Tburadey evening 'at
.'tP. W Stmtlity:Schrx.4,-
P.H..Prk_ver• Meeting.:Anartee:-befone 10, Sundny
iniunlng.:'.lllouthly pabl!onwetinglid $OOlll3 , of every
garAltiliiPrenipyterima libuicet Sqnare..•
• ...A r s. :S. „Pule rn, Tutor. Services Sabbath
'mornings nt 1034 olelockr.Eveniogs:.itt Z 36. ' Weekly
••• Lecture and _Prayer. Meeting.' Friday evenings at S
o'clock . Pastor," r&idence, • Matainkdigo St., corner
Mk or Conrt,in:nd street; " .
scksitazu.
I§I24GOS—GARMITT—On Thrall:lay morning.
30th, at the • house, of the bride's father. HAILIST S.
Bnioan, • of Snaquoit, Oneida coauiv. 'New York. to
31.1.48 Kerr E. ti.knerra, tit Tremont. Pa.
trtlos papery- please copy.''. . •
LISON—Ify • Rev: E. If. Anntin, on
Widneeday. Noverobirr 29t1z GEORG& DUNES of Choin
bensbart. .P 1 , and - Kim' H. EnnEccA. ALusox of
pottaville. Pa. - •
DAVIDSON—SELIGMAN—At . the residence of' the
* brides father to St. Clair...Nee. SO. by.ltev. G.. 't.l3larr.
DATIMON to Mies MART SCLIGUA'S, bßtb
4L 6t Ciaie..
. ,
• *II,4:II 4 I—FATRTN. —On 7ciw. 9.6 th at the re.tdenee
of-the bride's parent& by Rev Frederick F:Klllhe Mr,
joint VC . l.ukor. of Mount .Pleapant, to Miss.Mean.Larr
- .VATras; of .Boston Ran. • . • ••.
DIED.
. .
• • LAWRENCE-1n allneraville, on the 2 lst ult.. Oro.:
only 5 , of Jacob S.. and Mary A. Lawrence, aged 2
yams, 1 mina th And der. ,
*.:I.I.k.TTER—.OI3 .the '2eth of New., In. thi! Romogh.
.HAWS URSULA" • daughter of James Acid` Anna C.
Mater. and 2 yeaniand 9 months.
111ENNIG—OO the 16th of Nov,: in Ittinheirn Town
ship, JACO/Sides:4lo, aged 24 years, .8 months and 18.
... . ..
.111IPTICAT—On the 'M nit:, near Auburn, M14.4.1'71101
.Rtlrgrr. aged 84 sears- -- . . ' ' ' • • .
. . ..• .
' -..l7tOSlt—ln: this Bomigh, Ncr , .45, JOHN FHANZLIN.
SOH Of George W. and Satennah 'Rove, aged 'l' months:
“Adore tite.Graves of the . Dead.,”
THE 4 .MARBTJE YARD
AT MINERSVILLE.
. .
Has been removed to the alit end of 'the town, cotter
of Sulebury.Strect and*Piestijorilla Road.
• ibe.andeatined respectfully calls the attention of
thepublietotis stociref •
AItERICAN - a rratuusr DIABBLE,
Which he mumfacturing into Tombs. Monuments.
.. Head and Foot Stoner, Mantlepie 'runic and Bureau
- ..Tope.: Window. nfid•Door Sine. Steps, Prises
Nettli .1-tailing; for pernettry. purposes, Letterirg of the
hest stv'ee done in German and English characterr, and
• AP kind. MIENTAI. WORK exrea
-. tol in the highcat stile of - art - and the most suladant tat
manner: ha. - now ready, r.nne beautiful
tures made oat of Italian Marble. conebwing. s:ane
very.neat dwigns for cemetery. untpot-mi. such as cerved
Lunibs... Flower Vases,. Urn.: Doter. .kr. • Please call
and examine for ,*Ourtelre.; Price. .are - very low.-
Work deli rere.d at a dirt anre free of charge. • •
• • P. F. EIEN.BRO WN,,. formerli of .North'and Co.
August I% : • •.
Gl' ,- ', --. N.E1t...:t L'At a I (..-E
Red Men Take Notice.--There . will be
a-Dearee Cuuucii kindled ..n the _Tth :deep:
an4l 30 . 111' Breath- vt Tth •Sun, G.,-. s. D. r47. - at their
1i4W41111, at which all 'Ural - tem are requested tv at
tend.' : • -
~ Dee '2. '65 - --- . lg it ,
• • . An Annual Meeting' of the shareholds
ers of the. Miners' Nati-nal Bankof Potts
vine. for'the purpose of electing Dirk-tots t.. serve the
ensuing year, will be held at their lianking
Borough of Pottsville. between :the h,,nt , - of 10
.o , cl.!ck, A. • M.. and 3. o.ch,ch, P. M., on TUESDAY,
nth la of.lanitary next.. ISit6: •
IsTier. So. .65:.13.tHA LOE's'ER, Cashier..
CON'A'BIC"rOICS.-Yrop.ralv.ssill
he received it the ()dice of the Mahan iy. and
Broad ?4 , ilictainltnati Corapany •Nishatioy Plane.
Schuylkill County. for the graduation and miaow y
sections 4. and n, of the Sit carmel extenalint. In
hiuding a single track Tunnel. 4.51, feet In length
tlYEitt_A, Chief. Engineer and. Supt.
A T—meeting. of the Stockbold
-• ers of The Firs' National Batik of Tromont,
will be held at the. Banking' lionstl of said. Bank , in
T,'motit, TrESDAY, the 9th day of January. lStla
between the hours of 10 A. M. and M., bold an
ElectiOn for Six Directors to serve for one. year.
D,:e 4, 015.-14 4t W GARRET. Cashier •
•
IiVE FEN ItEo'lllll7 PE% on
be , had at Gallery for £ll
July 1. 'B6:' ' • - SG-tf
I,EAsEt4 OF COAIL LANDS.—
The. -NEW .YORK AND SCTIUYLKILL
COAL COMPANY are'prepared to grant reaSFS id' por
tions of theirtindevel. , ped holds in Schuylkill - County.
Forint' irmatton as to location, ite.„ application m:tv be
mado.to Thomas Venter, Karl , at Woodside.' For
terms, ,tc.; apply to 0.-W. DAVIS. Prost., • •
20 Factiange. Place, New York.:
-g-4t
OEM
YOU wish a truthful lifelike and beau
tiful Likeneen, call at Allen)N,Gullery
and have a Porreliin Picture. ' July L '65. —4ll-tf ..
DISMOLLT drat of J
BRIGHT & CO , is this day - dissolved by
amnia' consent,'PETEß E. BUCK wl , hdriwin. The
business will be continued as heretofore and under the
iir.ame name. . .J. C. BRIGHT &CO,
Ashland, Nov. 1, 'bs • 4a:6t '
•
• WIIEREAM my. wife CATHARINE
• MoCELLOLIGH. formerly Catharine gnitin.
of Reilly Township, Schuylkill Co,, has. left 'my bed
and boat d: withnnt any just' cause 'or provitcetion,
hereby forbid all pensons froortrustin her on my ac
count as I will pay no debts contracted by her.
N0v. , 65-46-3V . JAMES McCITLLOUGII::
OFFICE' 311*. Carbon & Pt., Car
. bon B. Co.--PHILAHELPIIIA.: Noy.
13, 16:15.—The Annual Meetin.l of the : Stoeltholders of
this Compaoy will be bpi •Lat't le Offb:e of the-Conipany.
No. 407 Library Street.. i.tn *.ItioNDAY, 'lkeemiber'Ath.
at 11 Weibel:, 4.. M.. at which tme an election •for' OM
ceiv to Perm, the ensuing year will also tike place.' •
Nov 18. '.65-46-3t • P. C. HOLLIS. secty.
...-,-OFFICE OF TIRE .MT. CAR'
/ r iit i -- • BON RAILROAD' CO.—PHILAr
DELPFIIA. NoveMber 4, 1865.—The Annual 'Meeting
of the Stockholders of this Cf . /MilaW. .and an election
for a President and • Eight Managers, will be held at
No .318 WaMut Street, on. MONDAY, the' 4th day of
December next.. at 12
' WILLIAM ROBINSON, Jr., Secretary:
• Nov.ll. •§5 • • • 45.4 t •
NOTICE.—The co-partnerchip catrtiur
heretofore
. between REUBEN LENS 'and
CHARLES EGOLF. of Ashland, in the Hountv of
Schuylkill. trading under the firm of CANS R EGOLF.
was di.golved by. muitial' consent ou the.2Flik day of
Sept.. 1 1365 • all Oenems.hadne• claials on the alp,se
firm. wilt please preeent thern., and all persona indekt:'
. ed will please .pay immediately to either. of:the late
partners.. . CHARLES E(4OLF,
• - • • REUBEN LINS..
Nov. £ '66 - 44 at.
FlOPOMA:11.8.--NEW YORK AND
SCHUYLKILL rOAL CO..IRKSIDENT MAN-.
AGER'S OFFICE, WOODSlDK.—Prorxe4thi .will be
ecelved at -Dila (ace until . December 25tit,1Sa5. for
(Iterating the e&W Mills at. Black Creek.and Indian Run,
andlnakiwz, sawinv and deliveQng lumber ht. the Coin=
puny Collieries durind . the vcilricing season:of IFGGi.. For
further particulars.. iuquire:of :Who Goyue,: ,or he
underfignW
ed, at ~41side.. .
• IV:1V: IMTFIELD, Realdent.Manatzer_
Nov.
NEW YORK' ar
KILL C. 041,. 104101PANV.:—No.
tier.- s Proposela will be received at the Office of the
Comiiany nt Woi,dside until .Wednesdly. •. 4 )th [Wpm
Car next fur. fupplyini: .the iitt•sentl Collierm with
Props.. GantfwevTimber . Sicepers. La4,7.ibes. .and
other timber rreuired for the mince durtn2 MPS..
. Proposal:tin:lt state nne price if said timber is cut
on oe,companrs lands, - another. one if the same is
provided by the. contraetor For further particulars,
apply to Itir. •lAcOl3 GLOVER, Mining .Snperintend
ent, or at the Office the'CoMplanc , at Woodside. -'
, • • / • • TI-10M.AS VERNER- Aaettt.
'Woodside. Pa., Nov, 4. , 6! ' 45.1 it
z‘ TO C I TIZ NA 41M. f , l
Jo-- • VILLE AND VICINI TY.:-- •
• . • • . POTTSVILLE, Jet.s- 13, 1.45
, The andersigned rest.xtful ly informs the citizens ,
Pottsville and vicinity, that he hits opened a COAL
ICAO.), in this. Borough, on n let of _rotund ahoye
NicKeowto , i taVern. on the old Peadock Ibiad. and near.
the - NI-ant Carla:it Railroad. ' He will keep constantly
on •Irind Coal of all kinds and siies , and of hest
quality. (not the • oateroripir_,s of veins). and ho; es to
receive a large, share of pnblic patronage. . is 'mines
tionahle iliaja go ba Coal Yard' has long been needed
in Phttsville, and the nndersigned trusts that his en
terprise will be' enconiaged and snstaiued. .
Coal Weighed before delivery. .
Boles for 'the reception of ordenc - which will 'be
promptly attended to. will be placed at the following
.points in the Borough: • • • . • •
AMERICAN. HOUSE, . -
FEC;ER'S HOTEL.• „
• UNION HOTEL • • • .• , • I • •
FITZ SANDERSON'S 'Drug Store.
SAML.'MORRIS'SStoie, , Centre Street.
• 1 D. - DOW IsIEY'S Barber Shcip. - • '
HEISLER'S Hotel, cor. Miners.
B HANNAN'S Strire..-Centre street.
.1A M F.STIECK'S Store, Manch Chunk Street:.'
• . RISING SUN HOTEL. Millersville Road.. ' ••
===MIMSE=
• PRICE LIST OF. COAL PER TON.'.
BROKEN (X)AL. at the' yard SS, 00—delivered. $6• 09
'
EGO. • " 6.• •• 500 • . • , 00P
STOVE • "• • " " • 5 ,• t' 6 ON/
CHESTNUT" . 3 no 4 00
PEA • • 6"• ". or) '• 300
J. C. MUHL LINGER. .
•29.tf.
july.22.
W •
ANTE D.--To purchase a Colliery by a Comps
ny of New YOrk Capitalists. Address -CA.PI
TALISTB,.. 'Miners' Journal 9113.c.e... • •
Nov. 2.5, .60
WANT E D...A house in Pottsville—Will rent or
V T .pnrehaset• Address 14, "Miners' Journal" OffiCe
stating . sitin.tiOn, size:and terms. • • •
Nov. 25, .65.
..____.....
COLLIERY' WANTED.—Those' having a
large small property.of this . description, to offer
at a bargain.. for cash. please address with • paiticalars,
(confidentially it dircri,), CASH PlUilenAg.
Office of this paper. Nov. ?5, -'654T-3t
.
INTANTE 11--A respectable. bealthy,womap, with
V V a f:esh breast of milk, to ntalSe a baby four moe.
old. Addrest nox 1131,:lro0s:v01. 0. -
Nor. : :
IA/ANT ED...By a W.holeesle Grocery House, en,
V V experienced Salrliman for Pennaylvarda trade.—
Adiress, giving referencncand particutnre,
• BOX No. 1.5141.P:0., Philadelphia, Pa.
0ct.28, .415 .43At
`TEAM ENGINES IPVANTED.—The
dereigned,wisbeelo purchase 3 .second-hend. Steam
Engine& of 20 or 34 hnree-power eaeb. % Address
JABEZ SPARKS. Pottsville. Pa.
WANTED.-.A" few more CARPENTERS, - ((re
f V `.mere and misetik) to work on Breakers, at "the
Ashburton Coal .Works; four miles . west. or Hazleton,
Inseam The highest wages in! the mulou
Septem .r SO. ,65.
LEMIIIMMEM
A NWIYOTVOIIItir la. 18634 the Court. order,
En.- and aired the Treasurer and. Collector 'of Blythe
Township, to receive no Toirnslup'Rned Orders for.the
paymentof:Road ,Taxes for -the year 1645, in Blythe
'lN.wnship. except tho.e Orders drawn and leaned in
1%6, for the current expenses of the *ear 1565. , •
June S. .11.% . •BY TIM COURT.
A . 03111 IV ISTBATI ON NOTI CE.-.Where
as. Letters of *Administration on the estate iatJAS. ,
BRENAN RUSH, late, of FCC's Township, Schttylitill
County. deceased, have been granti to the undersign
ed:llli persons indebted to said estate.:.are .bereby ne.
titled to make immediate payment; 'and . those
. having
claims, to present the seine for settlement .
Dios, IS. .6,540a.ci' IN M.* VERIER, Admirdstrenr.,
ESTA.T.IIt OF G NORGE iIIfiVANT.
,cessed.—Letters of Admlnietratiota upon the 4..
tate Offiliirge Bryant late of the 'Borough of-Minere,
SIM .041313y.ttf_Sebnylk111. dea;ased. hari. been
Mtn ..W3dtttlei,Beghttertor. ialdXtent4l.OiEllzabetlt,
Bogen. • who reticles In the-Borough of .11ineraville
*Ma* , Thban Indebted tokaftegistmarerreguanted
to make payment: acd all *ram having claims order
mandaf affitttlst Patti estate , . are .reoneArd to
_' make
kapin th 4 aarne,.wltbmd delay. tn. the tmderilgreed.
• • ..i4BLIZABETEI.ROUERS, Asiminlotratrix.
Nov. 11. 'en 45-ot. Illnersville, re..
WANT - ED.
FUR SALE. A.,
VOA SAL ES.--The %minable property beionglirr
r to Ref: Wria, o.:Mennig. fr . ..ntin2
_on Market and
Cadlowhill 'streets,. Potts:. ills. atijoinin2 Din - properti es
of wog' and Junutfum Sebum. %) feet trout and
196 feet in depth, with e, (rood two , story Inane
d)selling house on Wks: thin street, and a igti
.stnry freine dwelling house on ?dirket street. is
Offered for sate on reasonable terms. Ervire of
Dec...-1, 'us. .45-6 t JOEIN.T. HOB ART.
EfOil SAL tiro story brick
1: with store room on first floor. A good
business itand. ROBERT C. HILL, .
General.lnsufaiace Agent, Pottrrills,
NOT. VI, '6s' . - 41-
►LET.....A ling class Saloon in ?dalaanoy City,
1. sltnate oppmite the Heading Depot, cent re sc.
known .a.C.the • DEER ITOTF.L. dimensions ot ;stitch'
are 40 try.2s feet.' The advertisers reason for declining
Is, he intends going into other business. ' For pa r tk m .
tarn apply to THOS. WILLIAMS at the Stars and
IStripes Hotel, East Market St, Pottsville or to ..1.5.11EZ
Wf./01..ET, Deer Hotel, -Matuanoy City
Nov. 25. '65
A 01.4113, 4 AIND I,olr , FOR 1 1 611.E.-I.Thi
subscriber offers for silt his houses and Ida
climate on. Second 'street, between Carroll aed
inn eta. in - the 13orothth' of St. Clair. in
the business part of the Borough." The lot le 40 by 100
feet,' on which are erected two tww:story frame' dwel
ungliou.es. with uoott basement& and ra liettiOt st,w e.
This property in suitable for any kind of business. and
will 1w sold at a'rentsonable rate.. apply to the subsea.
her on the prembww. ' JOSEPH ULT.
November lb, .60 . ,
AVM BHT FOR gIA g,.4
/al rind hand . boilers. So and 34 inches di meter. 20 to
SO feet long. .Also, a . lot of pump pipes. 9. 14 and
Inches diameter 6or 9 tons pump si tins.
&e. Also. a lot of spade luendletk NA) shafts. &c.. -
Three small hoisting drum... suitable for a dirt plane: ,
00e 211 horse power steam euzine. - ettitible' for breaker.
..rr raw-mill.
.10 or 12 yon of "p.mnd T of .
which will be sold at racy low poeer at the rn.ettlnery
.depot, n Coal street, . JABEZ SP:IIMS: •
- .cash price paid for old machinery of all
.descriptions. Scrap Iron: .Ste:. engines and machinery.
bought 'and fold on eommliusloo.
.I....l4tirember2b; . T4 • • . 47.
WATER PIPE FOR MALE.--Fruit IN*
V 'to 1300 feet good 4 Inch wider pipe that has been
in are: lipplylo • - B &G. BROOKE.
Noi.18; •65-44-3 t Birdsboro, Berke Co„ Pa.
LOOK ENT.—Au office, corner Centrr.- and Mar-
Itet itteete. 'AI n. nne on *arfiet erreot five doors
from Centre. -Apply 141- . L. C. THOMNON.
.- • •
VOR . • ISALB.-BIX NEW. 801 E R*,
I" 34 Inches by 30 feet. Applyln LITTLE SCIIIIYL
AILL.NAVIGATIOXRAILROAD A COAL CO.. Ta
maqoa,•Pa:- ; . Oct.'23, .33 • 43 tf
. P iIVAVE 13.4, E; property on • the cni
her of Second Alley and Centre Street In tts
ouch' Matianoy City, is .. .Aft:red for sale For frrms,
apply to • . Dr. G. F. 131tINDLF.,'
Maltioy City, Oct 26th • -
.43...!tu
.
.TIMBER LANDS `FOR -.SA-TY,..
plover. tracts of Heavy. Timber, and'
_lini2roved
IL Farm Lam LiehuyTalllCoallts. near a Nation
,01 Catawieta.thillcoad. acid . handy • to the. Mahan.,
0031 Reioni. ' . • Apply to P • W. StiA EWER
.Nny. 4, n.3-44-31e. , . ' . Pottmille.
1; 4 0 II I.lls.—One new .20 Horse Power Engine,
a yi Mat diameter. g - feet stroke. Box. led pLue,
, overtior and rot ce . pum p complete.
. Also' ne second hand Engine. 6 horse, power. 7- theft liamet. • r, liatnet.T. Pi inch stroke . Box. bed plate, governor and
orce pump complete. - Will be sold cheap. '
ALLISON & BAN'NAN.
Franklin Iron ...Wrks. Pt. Carbon.
Nilv,:B. Y.R. 46:
R:7l FOR M.. 11.1.16 .7 21141 . or *250 arts+.: Kith
• I Improvenients, situate in Barri' Town.hip,
It ill Counry, on the Alahanoy. adjoining bmielM
Iteed few m
. Esq. a iles treat of .A.hlind. This
is a dmirable ptoperty., commanding one of the
bmt markets. and tt oflmmi on adrantageous terms. as
one•balf the purchase money can remtht on the prop..
ertY. • Apply to JOltS A. OTTO.
Soy. V?. sili• 46 it
snil ACRE:Ai Timlier L naftf6r mile. within
1, rIJ a rea ,, on4ble distant- of the - tebnylkill nod
" - Milhatiof Coal Regions adjoihing hinds of .Joan
' Yainell - &" Slutterbecitz iit - Barry
"Cgi~uship. Alamo
w•veral other good timber tracts in Hezins. and
Townshlp9. convenient t o the 'ml minen.—
Ftir partirMais apply to . JOHN A.:orro.
.
IE lionse n
audme
I. at Ptivate. Sale in - Mahanoy City. • The sub-ji
scriber offers to aell :a private sale. hl dweliio,
.tniuse. More and three lot& aitnate on Mahaney
street, next to the Lutheran Church •- This likvetry de
sirable property. and will he sold on auouut my . be-.
lu g unable to attend to the business. I will-sell to salt
purclui-ers,-house and one lot. or the three.. lot
terms...tc , apply td the eubscriber : on the' prembw.
- Nov. in. .e4i- ' P 'AON
411.11 7 4111.1 E 'AR sy
MILL AND 11731111 ER. LAND FON'
NtAI.F.:--Ytr2 acres pt tine Timber land. in I.'r,L,a
Town , htn. Schuylkill °mints-. 1g miles from L'arawls
tia flailma and ab.,nt miles frinn Ritz town.
With Grist Mill and Saw Mill. Mansion' House
and lw tenant hou.es. all Marlynew: and well
tuilt.. are offered for sale.. ' • '• • -
. ncn•s of the land are roverect with lino rate heat
lock thither. and about ffa , lima are finder cultivation
Tbe Grl t Still ie capable or rindiuz 25.000 bushebt
.01 _rain. and*the Saw Mill will cut 500,W0 feet of lum
ber annually.
. Prim , . $16.00 1 . Terms of payment Made easy, and
possession given It any time. Apply to; -
• JO . IIX P. HOBART, Pottsville, Pa:
IV - Reading Journal please copy.
-45:4t
GOVERNMENT LOANS,
L. F. WHEONEY,
BANKF,II,,
CENTRE STREET,-POTTSIIIIILE,
OFFERS FOR SALE
Government Securities,
AS FOLLOWS
U. S. 7-30, - • '
Bonds of 1881,
5-20 Loan of 1852,
5-20 Loan of 1861,
5-20 Loan of 1865.
ALL KINDS OF: STOCK Bought and
Sold on Colultission. . .
COLLECTIONS made on all, prints at
lowest rate. , 47 Gm
L 11 , 17111/..t B,II I IIVA Is SCIPAII'E 111. EN 1' of tire.
NATIONAL BANK OP PENNSVI.VANIA a. re.
onired by the TWenty.f , surth .:tiectionot the Act of the
Legislature, of May 141.
PCTTSVII.t.r. PA., Nov. doh,.
•
'Capital km* paid in and now remaining as
. the Capital Sock of the Bank • 810%000 00
Circulation outstanding- of the denomina.
don of one dolls, 13.336; of two. -$24.055;
of fisoS; SIC; 135 and of one hawked, •
. 1.81'..1.00 in all 865,023 Oft
The greatest amount of notes in circulation
Fun the. making of the last - statement.
. was on the 24th day of Oct. 191(5; and was .83.015 00
Ts dal amount of dabovand liabilities of eke.
ry de'seription • 6(5.161 38
The greateat amonist of debts and Habilkies -
of every' decceSption. since making the last .
statement, was on the 10th day of Oct..
1805:and was- 630,021
t gni :mon nt of dieidenda delayed this day. •
including U. &Tar • . 23,1di II
Amount ofOold coin belonging.to the Bank.
and-now iron's pry=erssinn ' • taart id
Am quit of the undivided profits of the Bank . 105 02
Selselkill•County.
. Personally appeared before me. the subscriber, Ras.
lice of the Peace in and . for said County, C. IL DENti•
LER: Cashier of the Notional B ink ssf Peunayleanes.
Who Owing duly sworn uccording. to law: declares and
snys that the foregoing statement is true and correct.
to the best of his knowledge and belief.
-•
C. H. DENHIER. Cashier.
• And subscribed tetere me. this' 14th day November.
WS. • JACOb REED.' ,r ; p.
- Nov. 18, 'O5. . . 46'.81
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Nov. 18, `65.46- • • . • Ho.den.
L. BOSBYSHELL,
AGENT FOR • -
L,U.BRIO : OIL .. W ORKS,
COMSFORD At CO:
OFTICE . ' . No. 26 tlllarket At., Pitubn<t. Pe.
• The attention of MINUS in „parttaular Is called a
the excellent Oils-for:Coal Cameral Stationary f:r4iir^
that we are now -manufacturing. Parties nelll oar
Oils will find an immense saving. • They will not gam
nor congeal in cold weather and are entirely free from
grit. Our ...A" Oil for Engines. and '6o^ oil f.,r Coal
Care, cannot be. equalled:. Orders.ahonid be left et
liailroad- . Tieket Mice,' -Mt Carbon.. or at BOSSY
SHELL ds' BROS'. -Book.storef Centre Bt.. Portiville.
'Pa.• ~
The F.xcelator Axle' Grease. manufactured by na.
the best iirticle in the market. for greasing'. wagons
carriages. •
• The trade supplied on liberal terms. •
L. W. BOSEVYSTELL, Agent;
Nov. 17..65' . - 46- •
_A - D 0 R.N,
THE - CRAVES OF THEDEAD.•
The undersigned stilt continues _the manufacture of
310NUMVSTS TOMBS and GRAVE STONES Extol
Italian and,
• American Marble and
- - Brown Moue,
PLAIN ANVORNADIENTAL, -
Carefully and neatly. executed by the beat and mall
experienced eculptarers and workmen.
Particular. attention Is called to the Brown Stas
lki,,numents,,whlch are becoming very fashionable and
iie-h—
-mcheapertlitai Marble.
Marnle and Slate Mantels: also Marble and Sar/
Stone work furnished.
.prepard and. ~et to Order for
buildings of all kinda on reinionable terms and at eat
buries- LEliVlal RE ES MIL •.
• Nov.. is,. V-4G-Gt• Pottsville.
barrels
21 , rEft. &.T irompsoNS-hite Greeter in kept end boxes. Tar f; kelt
Wand
..,•;" Barrels Single acd Donble Tare Safety rased
ti Nov. 11.-4 G. STICHTER & TIIO3INOYS
N ut Crackers—fine artick,_at
STICIITEIt b TIIOIIM.O .
Nov: 11,
flue
(long Stunners *lngle and datable—a
,
v./ tide— at - !NOMPAN'b•
•
Nov. U. •*5.5
RECEs WE n.,SaiVement to Clig 6 _, r
,DIOTIONARY ARTBadAbititocrt7Rea on,
WES, One of tni moat valuable works everpa
lished: - Wr ado at B..BANNANVt.
greet. Pot P`.
.
Tillr GLOILY 4W MAN i - STEI,E-iGTU.—Therefre
nervotia and debilitated ahnitld tnunediately
i re.e KE.4.
SOLD'd EYTILM7T 8r0m,e....,,i
1 f~
HIE