The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, January 13, 1866, Image 2

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POTTSVILLE, -PA.
114:irOU1151.11i, JANVAIIIir 1194*
littatlllo,llol3T FOUL.
Again we are called:Upon in. our duty u
journalists; .to record : the detail! of a, deed
which causes the•blood to freeze with. hor
ror, and "each particular hair tc;sbuid on end
like quills upon the fretful porcupine." A
prominent coal operator, a respected citizen,
fair and generous employer, a fond, indul
gent•father, leaves his home in the morning
plethoric in hea‘h, buntlint- in spirit, at
pettee, • as he suppoles; with`all mankind, and
is brought home at night; a mutilated corpse.
He is assassinated by lurking . fiends, Within,
the sound of the court-house Willi* almost
within.the Berough limits.. . •
It is impossible to, deseribe the feeling that
pervaded this community* when the intelli
gence of the murder of My H. lit.. Dunne be
came known. Sorrow for the death, of so
estitujlble a citizen, and the shudder that ran
through every heart, brought the conviction
that the time had•arrived when protection in
County for life and property, must
he imperativelY demanded: Alt feel in view
of the:recurrence of outrages of all fieicrip
tiont now of daily Occurrence,..that the pow
er of the County, the POSSE COMIT/TUS, is;in -
- capable to preserve law and order. ~That .in
view of this fact, the State owes us prote.ctim ,
That It can give it to us by an armed police
or: military organization. last murder, *
fiendish •in conception and execution,
should induce not 'only .the people of
this County, but every person . interested
in th‘, production and. consumption of
coal, to urge the Legislature now in ses
sion, to authorize the. Governor to raise a re
-girnent for the coal regions,:even if the ex
penie must be. paid by a special tax upon
coal • Dnless something of this kind is:done,
the insecurity of life in this County, especially
to those engaged in superintending collieries,
i~ ill detei parties from acting,, and the result
will be a serious_ diminution in., the produe
•tion Of coal. and a *depreciation. in the value
of all-property connected therewith. Every
onsumer of coal is interested in this matter,
and should favor the project.' • -
The citizens of this County cannot be blind
tir the fact that the lax administration ofjuti
Lice' here has had much .to do - with the 'terri
ble slate of affairs r•hich exists in. this Coun
ty. If it - was underltobd that critnimils
would he. adequately' punished; crime would
;Unfortunately, it is not so under
stood, and the result is a reign of terroristnin
Si:hitylkill County. We Want a little of the
niedicine administered. by the New York
Judge the 9thei'day, , to me convicted bur
glars—fifteen Years each in the State prison,
The. curse, of Schuylkill County is, miserable,
inefficient officials, Who are, either afraid to,
Or do . not know how todischarge thelrduties.
In either case they are utterly unlit for-their
positions. The fact: is, that we must tutu,
from the imbeciles here to the State for. pro-.
tection from the bandi of secret assassins that
infestrjhe County. • If we do not,, it will soon
be a quzstimi whether a man's life will be safe
on hid OW n threshold. 31r: Muir 's was not,, I'
.he was killed• in broad.day-light within fifty
•yards of the door of his own dwelling, and
the murderers—in .consequence - of the effi
ciency of the secret, oath pound organization
that exists in this County—rernaiu to this
day 'Undetected. Citizens to prote.et your
seives, you must act and at once. Let the
Legislature of. your State hear Your coin
.plaints, and it webelieve, will redress yoinc.
Irievonces - • • ,
• --Since the above was placed in type, a
for . a Oublic meeting numerously signed, luta
been handed to us for publication. The ob
ject is to aclopt•measures to atop the lawless-,
ness in this County. Thee meeting will be
held this evening at the Ton Hall, Centre
street, at 8 O'clock._ The 'attendance . should
be such as the importance of the movement
warrants.. • "
COUNTY ECONOMY
The manner• in widen . the . finances. of
Schuylkill County are amanaged, is a just
cause of emnplaint. Five years ago twenty
ftve thousand dollars paid the annual expenses
of the Alms. House and the salary of the
Treasurer oftlie County. For the year just
elo.sed, one hundred thousand dollars were
- required for the same purposes. 'lt is true
that there has been an increase to some ex
tent; in the expenses of the Alms House, but
It should not.reach front three to four - hurl-
dreA 'per Neither is. it necessary to
• ' .• • . • • ~ - •
pay .the Treasurer of the - Couuty, att.. annaal•
ialary eqUal ; io that of the President ;of the
hues.: There' are plenty of good
lien - equal in'every respect, to :the late Tress , .
carer, - Who W9lllll - hive .been
. satisfied
pne-lifih of that eorupetisation faithful
discharge of the 'duties, of the .otlice. ' - .There
ie a Waste, au 4travitgance, - ariutter reekleas
itess in the. managenient of the affairs of ,the
County by the party . in pon - er, whieh if all
lowed to proceed unchecked; will burdeh the
tax-payers with the most onerous burdens
for many years.. The efieet - of this criminal
roisnianngement will be, seen in a repetition
of the time when County orders were depre
. .
ciated in value froM.ten to thirty per
.cent,
and certain agents of land-owners residing
abroad, purchased them at these rates; paid
taxes withthem and pocketed the "shave."
Men of this stamp tnay . .be interested in a re
turn of such trues and may act to keep their'
favorite party in posfer . here, but surely. - the 1
tax payers out of whose pockets- the money
comes to pay these unnecessarily enhanced'
public expenses, possess no interest beyond
having the finances of the County carefully
and ecopomic3lly managed. This they
should insist upon, aid as. appeals to the
Commisaioners to stop leaks ,In the County
Treasury, and statements - of the mismanage
ment at .the Alms House, appear to have no
_effect, the people shotild make a change and
put men into those offices who will pon
iterve the public . interests.
-There are many abuses that call for reform,
prominent among, Which . is the practice of
having a Poor House- Senator With the right
to select choice parcels of the public land
which he cart purchaie at private sale from
the Custodians. If the party in.power be
permitted to establish thisiletas a precedent;
we are fearful that in, course • of. time there
,_will be precious little puldic property left 'in
tbeCounty. For the Poor; Douse. Senator
Senator
and probably, othei'dignitaries of their par
-ty, having become very likely, millionaires,'
may desire to convert, the jail or court house
or poor house into private palatial-residences,
and quiet, negotiations can effect the transfer:."'
- Perfectly isieepeCtive of what the public wish
may be on-the question.' If it was done with,
one portion of the public property, why can
it not be. dOne with all? Again, efficient
road laws, the enactment of which was pro
cared,by Republican Representatives in - the
Legislature from this Connty, and which .
have I saved• something like forty thousand
dollars a year to the tai-payers, ' are threat- 1
ened with‘repeal it the present session of the
legislature, notwithstanding the fact that
. ,
the people who pay the bulk of the taxes, are
opposed.to such repeal. But tor party pur
poses the nice who rule this County, at their
CountY mass meeting in June last, passed : .a
resolution:instructing their representatives if
elected, in the present Legislature, to wor k
• for and to Vote for
,the' repeal. . Vie ;hope
• that the_ Legislature will : be earnestly'-nett
' tinned not to repeal these laws i 41183: thq Leg
islattire. will not.repmi them. and That •-th Is
scheme to extract'utere money - from our al
reedy overburdeuedCix payers, will tbus be
•
This matter or county - economy is one M it t
comes home o every man doing businees:in
the County. We would not 'place the (Intui
tion on mere party ground; lint unfortunste
ly; bitter experience pmlies*tbat it is almost
uSeless to eipect:a - rigid Conseviationuf pub-
lie interests , at the hands of the party in pnyr7
er in the County. - Appeids,,craciern, dipa
sure seem to have no effect upon* once-hold
era who waste the 'public money and ..even
vote to-inerease .their own pay. As theee
have.failed, the remedy-rests.ahme with the.
people at the ballot-b9x.
the future; vote only (Or . candldatep‘iho will
pledge themselves to institute reform and
economy in every public department• of. the
County and only for representatives :in: the
Legislature who will'act for not against- the
interests of the people and the tax pavers.
This subjc,et is Well worthy the-'serious
,
tention of all classes of our citizens.
TICIt NATICiIiALIIOXO LAI§OR
No stronger . evidence of the. necessity of
the establishment.of this League for the pro- I
tection of the 'lndustry of this country, is ,
needed,' than the fact that the London (Eng
land) Mining Journal of December 16, 186.5,.
contains in a prominent position . aparag,raph
referring to the;thrmation of a . Free - Trade
League in ttliew York,• movement which it
commends highly, while claiming that the
doctrine of free trade is universally popular
throngbout the southern and western sections
of this country. It is not necessary to refute
the, claim of the prominent English journal,
for it is well known that many of the leaders
in the:late rebellion,acknowledge that pr^-
.
tection to home-industry is necessary to the
future prosperity of . the South, and that the
- great west through the statements of men
like Sherman of Ohio and 'Burt of Michigan;
shows that she appreciates the importance to
her interests of the advancement of this pal-
. .
The:great . pOintin , this.favorable' notice'.of
the New' YOrk.•.Free. Trade - nioVernent; . by a
JOurnal in the exclusive:interests' of. England;
is the. fact---and it should be duly :impressed
upon the minds of tlie . people,that the sya .
'.terek.Of free trede..now advpoated in this coun
try,:is eminently advantageous to the.welfare
of Greitt Britain. advance -foreign;
.latere.sts,.foreigtt capitalis.alwaya . abundant
ly Supplied. 'lt . is new . hciog - Used in this.
couutry.to iffect the success :of , project,.
which if :will .clbae the., doors of our
factories, stop our- and. bring - and' I
desdhitOnite our :Mechanic:9.: and .laboring I
men. TO counteract theefrorts of this com
binatiOn tvainit. our industrial interests;: it :is
thethe.duty .of every man : . as . .far as it lies iu : his
poWer„ to awaken - 00 - 1101)10 to . a :sense o€
the:injury that Would. be inflicted upon them
by an adoption-Of the:free trade policy.:- In
this: spirit the notne..abOr„
.Letigue"..was reeently..organiiedinlrshiludel-;
'Obi,. and cooperating Leagues 'Shoeld
tablished • everywhere throughout the eoitn
try, sithject can never he so therongh :: ,
:ly.understodd, as :.when: personal effort s , is
brought into.reqUisition,„ and `the.faeta are •
diStussed freelys.a.t our -.own . -
We
derstand that the . .btague *ill:shortly :Issne a
Memorial:refuting' the arguments of. the cir
cular isitted.hy. tate Free Tiade League in
NeWlork,' and in a degree ':explaining tbe.
advantages .0. properlfeir.:.
&Waled; Will u,u(lll.lo4l,oli4biy; jr:i.ve a Salutary
effeet,..but still, branches of the . :- Phliadelphla
League i to aid:in..the dissOnitiation.ot
•
,edge on.this important subject; should be es
tablished. .:•Ltit- tt - .lionte Labor - League'-he
organized atoneehiSchuyl4.lllCounty, CaIC
a meeting of our citizens,-and, let ,the - names'
.
of'ininers, ,rnechanici,: laborers,- ..merchants
tins . . ,
professionalmen'te appended to's - 0013 .
. •, • • • . • • • . .
Atitutiou,, the motto.of wjiich ."Ade
quite . Protection ; to. Amerirlm. :Industry."
Therd'i.S.no . section of the conntry .
tally interested in.proteetion . thadPennVlva
nia;, no
. pOtiorr.of the - . Si4te :more eo than this
great Coal producing . County.-. The . - ezieinte
of theMeasure.arahiboringessiduod4lito
feat it, 'and if wearewiae we will be up and.
HOW PfttISTORNT ;JOHNSON T)tICATS FREE.:
XVIt---The President is . .by birth a
.Southern
er, but he is not 'afraid otthebugbear„. flaegro
equality." On New Year Day at the White
House,' Washington, at the President's recep 7 .
lion; many .. colored persons,-,attended - visi , -
tors,tollowiug with other citizens after the for
eign atnbassatbirs and the officera'ot our Guy-
ernment; and were u etcoined cordially: .Each
one.was kindly taken by the hand by, the
President Of the United State,a,,and made to
,feel that he was not. despised and spurted As.
an'anterior being. Tlti is the first tune in
the history 'of ther.liepUblic °that such 'an
event has happened . in the Presidential man
sion, and the nalion honors Mr. Johnson for
the manly stand he has taken towards "the
heretofore oppressed.race. ;..We can readily
believe that in his honest hands the interests
.of freednien'are secure. - . -
Tue 1. 3 .1111,AD131.41.111,h iND
no4.v:—The annual Report of- the President,
of this Road is Published in another column.
It .is . a4ne exhibit,
.arid shows that:ate busi
ness of :the'. COnipauy-nitring : -the . ipast year
has beeayeryjprOSperOue. . We. presume that
- the Company m ill . add &Msiderable rolling ~,
alma: - to:the 11,Oad doring • the coming
. s . .eaa(.. t i
and-thus increase its transporting caPaCiiy..H.l
'flier° . :will hardly .be.._aby reduction in tulle
before the Opening:, of :huslneas - iu llie
~ Spring:. l
Non [lie ispr . Opori between
.tbo'costpf
•
coal the mined and•the . freight is'ioo great;
For instance, coal is now; :Selling in this
gion at fiom.s3 . sg to - $.4 'Ob . per : ton; while
the . enst.of : transportation
.16 Port.l.lichwOnd
and 'l.'!iiiltidelphia, is: front -s3'so to $3; lit3 . :per
ton ;
.a - dlata:nee . of only Attnety . -thiew miles . .
This dispropOrtiMal cannot I be maintained at
the reduced:Price • of .coal;•withotit
the trade; While . i.C.JE burdensome jeonsn-
Mers, abroad - :: tk.. :season; OPens it
shonld open 18:jar:a..fair proPorPonate
reduction iu.tolls. - • , • . I ' • • .
• PAssrseia. CASS licasiiorox Scsnkr.--A.n.
effinTwe' perceive, is being made to legalize.
the.ranning.of passenger cariin.Philadelphia ,
on Sunday.. We earuemly hope that the.peo;
.ple of the City and`t,f tbe State Trill Protest ,
against it. There is no - neces . sity for this...at
teMpted violation of the day of rest, and the'
sole object is.to make money on the part ot:
'men Who are greedy of gain: Public.conve
nience or interest do not *titer into the,pro-;.
ject at all.. The..working classes who labor
hardsis.days, are:interested .having..the
seventh as .a .day . of rest. Let. the
.cloor z be
opened, legalizing'. the traffic on Sunday in
on thing, and other branches.will claim the
same.right. Theeffeet -will be
_in the end, as
capital, controls labor,. to deprive workingmen.
of evert one day in seven . for. rest: : :Working
men are not interested in baying the 'Sabbath
iriolatetrity. any respect,:and they should op
pose any legislation. tending. in that direction,
We regret iltatia single press can be found in
the .State advoc4ting labor of any kind on
litilitToll4l TABLE.
BET/tar:---The December num;
her cif this sterling English Review has been re
published: bv. Leonard Scott. t: Co., 38 .Walker
street, New 'York. • The contents of, great inter
eat;-are, Samuel Taylor Coleridge ; Gernian
: .Ireytag, :Auerbach; Revs(' ;. Plato and
other Companions of Socrates ; Mr.: Renry Tay-.
lor's Late Plays - and • Minor' Poems; .Pindar and .
his Age ; On.the "Gothie." Aleuaresince `ut . Dug
halt Literature.; The Cattle Plague. . •
Tst following
bemitifuland :truthful lines were
einhodied m a sermon recently delivered - by. Rev,
Wm, .P. • Leila, . Rector :of.TrinitY:'Eptscptia/
Cteitiela; . this Borough':. .•.
Mother, watch the, lisle feet,' , • . •
Climbing wer.the garden ' • .
Boautill.g throneti the busy.atmer., - . • • .
.Ttanging cellar, shed'atid ban.: • :
..Never coast - the momenta
Never mind the'titue it °eat;
Little 'feet wRI go astray. • '
;Guide :hem, mother, while ion rimy;
. . .
Mather; watch the little 'hind .
ilucklitt berries by the way, ' • •
• 'Makinghouses thesand.
!PPWogP the fragaur hart •
. • Never dam thctmucco.ask„. . • . . •
..I%*by.tir tbk sceniy talk :1 • .
• • 'Pleas saree.fittle
lieaseogers of light and lure. , • ' • .
Vetber..iwatchthe'llttlelioneie.
••• Pnittlitte. eloquent and wild ; • '
Nast is.ssid and what is snag .•
By tbe bappy.joyons child • 4 -
Catch themord while yetnesPetele;:
B{%) thls bow before lis.!nyeten:,
. - .ll,4lszneloneue rimy yet prociaini
' Blessing. in liKivloar.Ccuttne..,
_,.• . -•,
idathei..watela the llttletiesrt,
Beath* sott'and warn for .you ; • :
NV boleti:hue lessons now impart":
Keep, oh keep that young heart tree ;-
'Kxtricstinr, eTery: weed, . • '
'E•inving goof and preclads seed, •
Harvest rich, yon - then IneY see -
Btpwaing tar .eternity., •-•
'goal Affairo.
weelaY Alini[nw.
41* 67" ' - moo OaLiass:.
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.15 111 miner:,...
16 TUESPAT...'..
is TiDTSUAT ..•
. 19 Ir6Lr4T
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• •To-morrow. Sei.w . atici.Sanday dt. the yea:l... and
eseJund after- Epiphany., Mi.,y'a Aangtki; 9,' sours
tind'32-minutee. • . .• . . . .. •
- ~ . .:
.•
.. 3/r. %Alexander - Govan of htieererille, died on
Wednesday eveuing-of last,week, aged 73 years,
and two days,after, his wife, Jahe; died, aged 6ti
• . . . • • •
. . .
. . .
Nesers.- - 4.-T. Spianky h i. M.: L'Velle•and Geo:
3), p ()ugh aiv Out ~ members of- the' bar. of. :tins
fibuuiy, trace 'bteu admitted to pr'Actice- in...tbe
BeVeral cburta of Columbia Goupty. • '.. ''... , •
..-
.
11 . arnsurt.'s Titeatre.Havihg secured newsne
in +.l excellent company, sit. G. • W.' Hitrinion," late
Sherry a; Iliirrienn,..wiil open at :the Town .Ifall
here uuc..iloaday evening, ll'inet.,livai ! ehtirt nes-
. .. . . . . . .
' . Fite Thotusand Dolidis Reward. -Thie, will. be . .
paid by the New. York and' Schuylkill. deal Cam
paurfor hdarnatiou 'which will lead to the .:tp- .
prenen6ita and cpuvittida Rill
. ate. tnatdeiter qr.
ileury . ll. *Daunt. - . - • : - - - .
. . . ~ . . . . . ..
hrijk,iairltrAtgieri..,-Ou Tuesdity afternoati laet .
si)no.uf tile -driverd of Lief. Latici, of 'dais itoroagli;
*paaniu - g - ..t.brpagb - liuckacttercitle,..l.iaaa :-Tuvni
til.tp, 3va4 attacked by a party Or Irishman, aild.
.r übtrecl of $lO -iti tauhey. .- - -', - .'-'.-.. • ' ~ , .
===l
. . . . .
..P.ainfut 'ltoillus, .0, young
'plan .liviug-ou Norwegian stre&t, had 'ins,
arul ve:l•ely wouotlihl oy tlia ai:eldellial(Ne,Llarge
of a revolver iu the 'llandis'of another pergou "on .
.T-hurAilit.S , . evening hitt. T billileabove
,
• "Accifiett.tur litsaraiice."—This irnfiortaut 'nat
ter should not.los:pnstponed in a Gouni) 'where
murder stalks abruail adi t. tlons in Sethuylltill.-=
No Luau Ituoixd tuft What hid turn may"einue next.
Go and fie6'W)tiart G. - gill, and etlitet au iusu
raucu at once. 'Delay. titt this la4JOLuit busi;
.
' .7ltere Avas a :brilliant gatheriek of
I.ieaniy at West Bed Skauitg Parii'ou IV - edtiesciay
. erecting lagt: • The pOiltl:was illuminated by I)6w
' vyfut . r - •tleeturs 2 end the'Llaild"with beautifiit
sic, added spirit to - theatiinatiug . epeetacie:of
bwifay.moving: fl uric. Thega:uvetiiog skatitig
festi vals:are truly delightful.••• •
3fe.'./ottn N..Speece, old
in-that libro uglr.on tlte.24th ult., lige&
yeare.. The Jeitioivesays that, was one 'of
i) . foneti.re ill that BOreugh,, and ..for many - . years
heltt the positiOn'of lorough'irreaetirpr and' eel
lector of bon:nigh 'tuxes, performing, ontiee'
ititit
tideLitv'shd giving eatief4etioli. . •
.
- E.lnai.Cay honentt tulis
ed Esti..away on.Saudersoti - streot . - this'
9n 'Thursday evening -last. A.-'non : cif
.Nir..;Jannis C . ltudy,..uged eleven years; . was thrown
out of. vandle' with such violetce.as• to. cut
hi: head and bruie. his '.'stiotiklei ne7;iirciy. irid•
knotler his r,,coi-ury. doubtful.:., • y •
,
• Maimnie.L-A.t: . it ...regular • .cOtninUnication 'of
Swatit . ra 'Lodge, NO. 2(;7, &. T: M., held •ai. Try
moot,. Novertiller .27-136.5-the folloVg . officcris
.were duly elected to, serve: for t Masonic'
year w l!ich '.e.0113 went:ed.. on' St. 'John 3 . ldp.y;- Last:
Owen, W. 31. ,-.lsaa.c . Lehman, S. W. ;.
X ; int. Sehweaulc-J. ;',lohn O. !rutty, ..Secieta=
.
'rv' Aa.fou Eckil, freanrcy.. , : : •
on-thelst of
Febrna'ry open a new faney.anil ihygoods atom
at... 1 h 6- eOner —Centre anti Noryfegjaff street
turnitly.oceopied. -by Sity.therg's - do:thing -
Kore,. As .they are enteepristng hugitteati
and . their !tint t 9 " and 'small.
in'gifit,"'theknttt town anti fa- fair share or qt) ,
he - patronage front..the, • •
. .
Ccnild not Identify 27telit.--in., °priest we gave
thomrticulars.of , a most outrageo'us' robbery at .
the huo of Mr.:Philip: Whalen, at .rltoenii*Coel
fiery, Simnel 'The ziet.Was corniuitted .
on the Met, nit., and the amount titketr was $330.
who' Was .. fadely, the
- ruffians, piSt4hr hand, was so prostrated that She
•eott.'d -not - identify them. Two, had. their faces
.
Ifeainatieit ..ifdhol/and.:f 7 . -jarneS Mil
holland, End.,- . Scipciiiitecident of-• motive .pOwer
ozi the Philadelphia- and Reading Railroad, lifts .
refiigned- that position in • order: to aeoe ,, t: thp Su
-perititeucteuey. of . au iron works .and
the State of. Mar,iltind. The resignation takes
.effect at an . xiarly. date. • Mr.:Milli - 011mA has' been
for irony yearneonnebied - With the Reading -Rail
road, ityd has eciptrifinted • much' by hii . .ekill:and
rinventiye genius to the: effiiiieneyi of the motive
power and kiiabbittiOry
oitizene of Middle.-
port/ . write to ns,. , 'asking .1 , 41y..1.'tielnird aint Mary
c.loogan, 'tried. and convicted - it the , Deeemober
term of Court, for the ••failrelid 'depOt
in )liddlepOrt; have not: been .eenf , :•-neel.L....A:si: the
outrage a which these'.. people • were.. eouyie te
was nn aggravated one; , providential
alone, Clig unirder was not : dothinittml, - tne querY
is very hattiriLl on-tiu.i . pitrt.of the' peciple.or ,
aleix)rt. Can any - one 1A.91 why-,the Uoi.)ganek-are
:not eentenee3l.7 • • I
I=:.=:1
Ecffendy Cold- .
. Ice Montrel
paid its a 'shag . ) visit - this. Monday • ritorn--:
last -furnished - tuiciuesthinably t . the Severest.
weather thatlissybeen telt here-in twenty, years.
In this Borough and Port. Carbon tlie . t.herinome- ,
ter at' 6 o'clock, utarkcd 12 degrees" below
ana at Mahanoy city; it. wati even as ast .16
helOw zero.• Water an . d.:rraS 'meters - Were
frozen everywhere throughout the Bordligh.: On
the Vert Carbon and Diudiling Ittittrdstes , the ice
is front eight to twelve inches, thick, :giving. the.
ice-men a..Splehdid opportuoitY.tolill their houses,
Witlr a superiorqushty of ice," . •
. . .
:/VcIA 6
R: :Wood . Ali('
.e: fl..cliKtey hare. completed-. theii
colliery on Slia'rollountitin; sonth - Orthe
.teri - an ecnietery, on the - y - ein knOWii • as - . the Bar-.:
dough, and-are tutu prepared:to furnish.onr.
zens . with a• superior:, quality or pink aSh
The eclat is eirefaity. prepared, ;and. full .weight'
is guaranted: • mine aucttl&,
En*ry.o ;ice d verliacui tint inenother:column. This
etitcrptisa. involving -as it: diced . .contilderal)le
pen.le to Dles4ri. Wood Qartc!.... -. a.tiould and_we
Sustained bYthe:eitiens
. . .
``,Scandat."-This terrible'diseaise'of thp
pre, aiia pretty , tiaieli thrimighout. the eLtiro year,
but.ly& think tk.,fits ravages can be-.abated -by
using the Wild-Wing recipe • 14,,r4:cure,.,
de are indebted :dir(ietiohe.
ahnnld be . fGliowed'faith.fiilly, a '..enri.i.nfiist be -Pan
. . .
.Take of:gOod nature, - ; on ourice of an herb,
coilnuonly hy. the Indians "rintnl Your- Own
tiiiine ; ia:'. ono Ounce,' uni. "elnir;
ity for o,hera ;:' and two or thYee,eprige - of . "keep
lour . .oingne Within your-teeth . ;' sinimer them to
.getlierin a vessel caned „"circurnspectiOur for a
short time, and.it will lie .fit :tar ur , e.. :The syrup.
Abuts' are,- a violerit'itehing. in the.. tongue, -and
roof of the mouth, which invariably takes "phiee,
When You'are *With 'a kind 'or ‘ beiiig called a
Whenever you feel a;:turti , of.it coming on,
Jake teaspoonful .the. aboYc, - 'hold. it in' *.Yoer.
inoiith, , wiliefi 'son - will MAT -closely. -shut until
you get hinne,'and•yon will find a- complete . ewe.-
Should YOU apprehend,a . yelapae; ko'ep: a vialabciut
you; aud: on feeling' the 'blight-eat symptoms''-re-
.
• The Late' ic .Iruba,4iiie.—Frotrr: tefollow
log letter,reecived: from t esident4il the New
York and SuhuYlkill-Coal.COnany, it..w,11 be seen
that,' •estinia e 4 the.. damage at' the tate' lire ..at
Woodride ,a 6 too bigh a figure:- It will also . be
Seen . tba;t - full jtiettee done-to:tile- parties- who
eittletivored....tor..extinghtsh rhe.Llre siivo the
.
- property id the Conips.Uy :• •
Ntiw YORK aNn ..ScriMICILL . C9Ay.'C'OMPANT:
." • : Uyeics No. 26...Excit.ixi,rs
• 14 - I:%i•AURK..JIIDI)HI7 . IOI)I, 1E0'36,
..EDISOILS JounriAl., yourls-.
cue Of titth• them:, tue.uttUn is made or.' the fire which oe.-'
WoOdside... Dec. SQ: -Your reporter hate fallen
into an error aS.I.C. the amognrof damage done.%
etciud utit,l6, , fiKi. the entire ititswill not exceed $5,000.
more than halt of whict.was.covered by Insurance. •-• •
• Let me take thie . occaelon to say that the men esiiploY,
ed affurreetviire (.4 . 3lthiry and theneiglib.ors, did their
utnitist W.put . out the uptlre,.getting rom their heds'at.
while the thetuometerwae.near But for.
. their 'effort* the store building and stbe.k nt , gixsla (be.
' hinging to Meters. lieckacher . Wotildrhave been
totally destroyed.. 'rhulkti.the gie
Work - Of tnirglar;. I.ant - grad to, say that ho suspicion
attacfics y any - employee of Company. •• • .... . ..:" •
Yours, Truly; r; •, • O. W., D:tylei . .
. 'President N & Coal: Co. .
. .
. . . .
• The Dreetraiiog . Orejoni. rtf IA/r. KinimPl.--
Soine. months einco.wo 114:vetted thelact thui.
Mr. JAcob - Klimitel; formeto of this Biirou,s,ll; b id
becia secidinnsllT drowned ditgon.-:.The "Or
girpS-iiio.. following particulars
.of the
•. .
beonmeti-nurpainful tintylo renord the death. by •
drow dn
nine, of a truly generOus and 'disposed man,
.Mr. Jamb Kimmel. at the Falls of. the -Columbia, on
•Fri,lay under tircumitances as follOww: In-the at
ternoon of that dry, in company witteCaptain Maidizott,
sloim running on. the Columbia Inver; above Der
Chutes. they had taken on a feiv tons of- merchandise
for. Umatilla.. and had palledont -Mut-. the stream for
the.purpom of running Minn to Ocilla totehe on board
pr,wttions for the trip... Oars-ivere_usedaltere being, nu
wind by which to sad. and in attempting to.- Make. the I
landing at.Gelito one of the . oars was broken:- -In spite
of theefforts of the men the sloop continued On down
the current- and into the rapidi On nearing the.criti-
cal point. Ossetia Madison. proposed- to Mr. Kimmel
that they leave the. resod and sWun.for their liies„ - ite
they could not possibly.be saved by
. st4ing on 'board,
' fOr the'sessel rept - lealdna , badly, haveng. struck a rock
in the deseent.... Kimmel promised ta follow, and Cap ,
-tarn M. jumped overboard: and -by extraordinary ever
tons reaebed abort.; bet Kievnel took to the. Water too .
late to be paved. the elocni being fair - V.lu the .lireahers,
before be jumped overtioard,-and he was seen, to pass;
over the bilis in the rear of the.boat, and finally in. an
eddy below the falls. where - be sank and wes-not seen
afterwards. - Mr. Kitimiel was, a Tentetylvanisn,-ak - d
aboihtd yealw, tent , was a ""...
- -vel excellent " ..n. rather
nnietand retiring fix his habits,' at'gniversaltviiked by:
by all with whom lie inemitne:sawelated.. lie has a.
. brother. at San .Francisco, we believe, who is the only
*lathe on the coast.' The - disposition Of - Kr:Kb:mud
has been eirmettirarrinti in Oregon, to'doall that was
pressible for the developinent of the' imnritry ' At One
time he.was part owner In the steamer eascatillia. luta:
toque:W.ood to the Onsgoa.Stiam Navigation Campo.-
fry. , .. traring - Lle, past' winter lae'tdopped . in this sit.;
and had butsitienttyleft purpom:or ort . ..mling a
trad rig.pfrt wane 'stint on the Wan:age River_ .lie
- is oasts' to have had coosiderabletuoney alma. his'
..... , . . ,
•Peticei it • the' 'limit of 'the vabretty. The . body, It is.
boned. will be recovered and receive, a proper burial:—
Tee sloon•pluieed. aierabe Lifts 'in apparent : safety , bat
Was soon swallowed spin lite strain cat it was
the property of.Cipteln Ifidison:and by' the loss be, Ir
left pennilew.. .Tbs ftetalit ott beard Ma the
of Mown. Bill gadget:a, of Umatilla. cunt was .valmed
at abont's9.so3„ s largetsamber of persons VrttneVeed
tiostbrilling strair from Übe !shwa:lit weeeunattle "la
reader any &e4stdntx .
'lriltie-kuritt a Prooifitent .
and Ties : peeled Cilitst-Nevear since:a - the - Anal*
zatiotiOf-achfiyikill Grauittoverejts: eititimit ao
shocked. att:Wedneado everlieg'-when
.0)111066e W rin as bouiratininsted of the nroelhfitch
_Cry 4 st4Ce• ..fif• Potty:MN 'Of
prominent coal operator,' a' gentleinan...*ho was '
nett only aitseMettbsit loltedbyall wlio knew
The . 801 spirited;• generouSi and
possei,eshig ailthe:virtnes that, adorn a. true-man,
it wais; : dif fi cult. to'otfinprehead: that- there were
hands.: to rob et) rich -a Casket of
its jesid,' mOtiriffor the hotrid:deed is
yet .iiniolved•hisinyste.ry ; .tint, hopes arnentertain
-ed tbata;clnri..ta..the assamtins *Ube obtained ;
they•will be•aporehinided;' arid that the laWs
' , which 'are_ note-. se: frequently -violated . in . this
Cciunty,..wilt be *indicated; • •
'••( . l"tie murdered'. gentleman:is. Henry IfitiWthorrie
. Dianne, who Was', born in Connty•Waterford, Ire,
land, and who* ::the rite of his death Was Clair
ty-eightseitorof ago, He 'came to. this tldnitry,
about eighteen Years ago, and had beans resident
of SehaylkillCormty for eleven His Emit
investments were -in- the Manufacturingbusiness
in Pittsburg, ind 'was idsti interested in:thd
*Porting': brufirteci lle*' Yark. • S abaci/hardly
wai with. Mr, John- Graham at. Muriterey
Ckilliory; fnthis Corinty,•. for .about • six - rears:
thiee yearn since he went to lieckscherville;
• Cass.Toismehip, this County; at tho-litie.of the
"clisturbarices there,' which, required the.presence
' of the military to siippresS.; ..Firun • that time up
to bit 'death he - bad:an operation.. adjoining' the
. .Heekscherville, Colliery, . *Mai he: personalb-sii
perintetided, and with such slice - raw:: that he. but
. rarely had any 'ffieulty :was
lartn, but frank,generer and fearless, find
ranch : filed by his 'employees. . He was unsuspi:
ciona of tlatige.r, for be gaye•••iao . eautie for assault.
! • 'upon hi 4. ': ••• • ' •
~ • • Mr. Dtioneleft-Pottecillo WeduesdOy mein-
Ing,last it . 8 o'clock; for- tieekeeherville; driving
'tine hilree-_,earriagethe - Vehicle a•nevi-one; the
I 'third:time he. luta it oat.;'. reniairiectatileck
• Schervillisallilay, as was. his enstOmOhenhe went,
out. to-the 'mines: He left '•lleckscherville . -at
. .o 3 .;:lock - in the afternooo . ,:with-a yOutig- whorn I
•he .brotight to ••He left- .MineraYille•
afore between 6' and 7 Weibel; to ennie into Potts-:1
;villehywfhat"isknown. as the mid . dle ..•• Ho
had Changed.hiO-usualroutel# one of :ilpi other
roads; in consequence Of ..haVing been latel y -fired.
a; by.,coucealed :partieO, A.bdot 4- -- quarter. of -7,
o'elock.' is Mr. Dunne's hone was walking a
gentle, rise in the-toad, a nude 'crested. Yorklarin,
Mr...Penne'. NT 48 attacked' itria'suppi!sed, by four'
Men:,
Me . What enatie4 can only be 'sninis d from did.
nature Of the wounds reeeived - byldr. Dunne; ST.A I
the appearance of •the .cariiitge.-. •-A matt named
MeAsoy, - living in the yieinitypf the scene or hint- .
•,der; heard •..tive,. shots 'and "sounds
• laughter. I,llr. ;Jones Of Millersville; •W ho was in
•.a carne e
.ivitb a . young roan coming' it?
'the aketing• - park.lere - . reached -the spot after,
hearing two shots fire d. Mr. Dunne was:thew 'M
his Carriage, int(' Idr..lones -heard. hiin•exeleing
- "l any laurdered 1"!: . When• Mr. ,Tones'atoppki to
are: What yaii the matter;,-one or the a ssassins
stepped rip to.-bini and - pointed. a pistol.
threatened to likiw his, Mama out unless he-nieved .
on at Mice... J.cines thin] drove on, Find had
preceeded* inure. than' fifty yards, when ho
heard two-More photo fired. M.r...Dunho redelyed
five . shpti - in his pereon=two - in :tie • right :
t‘vo hie' neck,. a nil 'ono throrigh his: right' cheek
'Which .paased 'out of his neck.. • The last shot
'c timedliis death. " . .Theituprasaion• ia...that Mr.
.lionne,receiVed :all of the.ishetts 'while' sitting' in
the carriage.. The last- ahot, •Woodred so alii;ely ;
that the tlamo burnt his face:' From the appear,
"-twee ot
.the bltiod'on tin,- carriage -Seat- and
tains,. he Must. have fallen to the left; and been
dragged Out:over:ole left,fropt ' wheel MVO the
road
The next persons - -.Who.,roached thd.apiot-Were
Mr:4am. Clemena and Air. SoOeph.ADiereheact - of
this -Borough, who were driving in from Miners
. They fpnild -the . body. on the • side. of the'
road, recognized it;• and after , leaving 'the body
in, charge :of- sonic is the'
canoe • into. town and informed- "Graham.
This. was andot 8-o'clock. • ',lir: :Graham. With
.some- frietids:,-.llien; went . mit tind , brought the.
body to:kir . ..Dunne - a littOresidetice in Morris'Ad.
. .
Upon 'exareining.the body "it -Was'fOund that no
attempt._ tiad• inade: - to" . rob it; - The - Only
thing • nursing Way' rPvolye.).i• . Wineli.• Mr- Dim
had:. plaei:d his peeket.liefore leasing' lionie . in
the :morning: , That he.had :made no,attempt - or
hid iw opportunity to usei : it, Was evident from
the-fact - thav hie. hea.;:y, fur ',gloves we're on when
ilia body , • . r i.• -
-.An ;inquest was held the: •Sitnie, evening and
• a, post . mtoVira. ky pr.' Ca.rpPli-'
ter, who est:: acted
.two pistol .balls, one . from the.
arm and one Trouvtlio. neck. :ITn obtain if possi
ble,jorther:evidenee, ifignestailjourned•initit
Thursday-. evening, and. again .nntil• :Monday.
morning - next at I o'clock.: - The jurors
nesses. will - meet. at Sqiiire Oefirad'ebiliee. ••
,Ttie spot: where Mr. Donna was mardered • orris:
the "most favorable: for, the purpoie,' between, this
and Millersville- Ls liehietiori and the manner in
. Which . the bloody Work. was .eiecuterl,- bo* . That
the perotrittkire, of :t110..a0t,, Were. clOpts in the
eruM btisinehs;
W 6 might St:ate:that. Mr. Dunite's hoise brought
the 'carriage into town. some. -time-.during , -the
-night; and . was found .it .4 e . eloci- 00 - xt, me'rme'nstanding Within theiron r.titiitg. of •th;.: stable
uf the late Mr.. LoeSer„ -- Itailroad stre4._.• • • •
develepineuis beYeridwiiat We's - ta te-M this
. itecont, 2haye . 'been Made.- There: is a - rninnr,-
which u-c are unable to trace to . &reliable source,
that a bettle . partiallyfilledwitliliqubt', was round
at- the spot of Ole murder, aa.d that ,s.mari
ncraiiille.had.recognized it as the one' he sold . to . S.
party or inch .unknoci 9 l ; to hiin-but - *both h.+could
recognize if he.".'should See theni.again. It true
this would be-an iniportant chain of evi
dence agaluSt the:guilty parties . . . •
By tins tiniSteruel murder live interesting child
ten, one girl:and four:'b , :lys, arc . Orphaned—de- -
prayed - toe. ten r solicitude of a ni( ist'sire etiOn
ate fathtr. Thci blow - to therti may be ituagiued.
Words are feeble to describe its gaverity. -.
The reniains.of...Mr. Diets will be interred'. to-'
Laiiiel Hill Ceilieitav,'Vliiladelpliia:
llursaay . night,
'
. men Were'..arrceted in. Gordon, this County, - PII
Of licino COncertied.in the mifrdeis.
• They are frona.the vieinity, of Ileatedlterville, and
eircuritstances: poizit :Strongly to tfieta.
partice." • One is a notoriously bad charae
ter.. The-prisoners were- to ;be' brought to this
:Borough last. evening, - .CiainivatitAli which,
'will probsbly. take place to-day.. - • . ' • .
COIJK`I' PROCEEDIMAS
. .
IIPOILtED .F.:KCIATSIVELY' FOR TIXZ' SILVERS' J027112CL1,
ltilitol , .llnll trrn,t-, _
for . 318 . ;,. V,ebruaiy, 1666
. . .
- . .1;* Allison wOrwt--liatvzhatcont, Walker;; hoes
Trirupson y Hughes —Onset:N. Hughes:.
S: liogengarten v iiemlier ltartholduieiv
4..1-luyett V' Cochin -c.ifreen-:. linbart. •
.s....Wettiager v . lireiner Gowen.. .
v Serritr—l:. Smith ;:t;ear..
ilunilug- - . .E:=.,--).toseberry, I.tergatraseei
. . .
. ,
• •Tiirtl • thit tor 12th. Irehiultr.7•s. 1.5116.. • I
,1„; Ittii.hty Bortholoil
.melt; C ampbell &Smith.- - - • :." I
s(.2iiihti.r.Scouyil li. School
1. bitiGititili v:litible.,lliiiiiitteit4lo). ,, Kelitti
4.-RiotOletv.Fttt3ikirtlioluntow•i .
Camp
bell, Robe,borry. •. • ' : . •
- 5. ureen. ..eltWoo4- ', Greeti
;; • 6.,74.1i10r.&1!0it0 - ritoti v RitSool,:.Exore.—Curoming,•;
Perry. 15401,111,:'Lirtle:: . .
" .•:• • ••
7..ltitOot,•sxr.iro. r .1 - 'l"iittersoii..-gairy, • Rai
nati ~•• • • • ` •••• •
. K.613.1,er:.- - I.lnglie's z Tower . •
9..Fi.utt.c v :1 1 / 4 1.01U : Nil.41:11. 1 1.1ilik . . 4tighe.4;
10. &rouse v Ituntzioger,
• 11. li . .i.alerßepn,r,..4lnrx.-i- 1 11.ugilis.,
Vdobran.r Scull;- Camp.
'l3.:.ruttsyllie Life t • tis. "I'Cut Co. .v..WIOet-,Wltit
ney (Walker, . .. •. • -:•• •. • :
• 'l4.:"Grolbitu.r.liamiteit—Parry • i Ong.
r :Rushes. •
Itifti: City if Gilbert •.• • •
tiolich Win - v bthurt I .i , n 7 gtiVlVeP , R:
Cal- :'dtrihxn, We/h4; • • -•
19. Solidi 8 1 4.1i1.1v - I(l. , Cailli)bi;ll,.piitti; Romani
20 : 1301,1511 W. et v • 1.41, ", • .•.
• • 21.-. Evtuis v G e er. • : •
; •.• •
•21 .11cFailtiod• .:. .
24. • Audelitiett.& .Co.•r 1d.• 2 - - ,DOweeo Parry, • , • ....
I .2i. Cartettiob, Triiiiv Ellett ...t:Luiniiiint —T. R. Bans
" nap ,A,:igni>bell .5112441.. • •• '
• . WetbOrill v Neugard—Xuili4 :
• 27,.AleDouriell y Rowott.--C4oive.ft • ',•-•
- ;•Curaulink. ,
•112: W..jsinger firenier-Aiyan
•*.:l.itletuillti ii
-Stoufror • -440weiv
.bq i- '•
•• • Ci.dmv:•(ll.i;viim: •• .• •
TICE ItA.ll . 33.1S0.1CSTE4akliOtLEA
. . ,
A' short time since, the:Writer paid . it VIAL - to the - Har
risou Steani Boiler- Works. in lytit, l'hiladelphia, uea
thelinitedblittes Arsenal." The ibentiun sit the work'
are 'ou the banks ,of the - schuyikill. Which pressure iViiii,. .
.able transportation by . .water.. tii-itil parts; while th..
.rethisylvaunt Central and . titti Imiladelpata and Haiti „
More Railroads pass . anoint - actors . .. •1. - .: ,
. Though this steam b lxiilerbll,! txteil 14 use since .,
limit
And has beett:steitillytrowmg into' ' P IVOr . ever •Ifinke; "-
Mid though a great: lum th
ber - 01 em are. now in-tiab -
• and suCcessful use: therefore litany in need' ta .Inetstici :
- a boiler, Who have- not yet. ytf,i• heird'4,l it: . We . : pro:
'pose; therefore, to.giye a short description ofthis 'net , .
It is•coustrueted of a number of 'cast irdi globes, o
-hollOw splierei, -- eueh nine inches id-414itteter, 'nit, . •
thrta , eighths tnicknesii of metal ..1 hese hollow balls un :
neatly lilted..together by projecting oecks; which fit
'ettch'uther.with uouble. puns, accurately-tilted by a'pe7
caber machine midis for tue . purpoee: These ...*: unttse
or. balls ate cast inipairs, - Or any number Mayhe cast in
a - cluster i: • They are 'fastened together by' bolts. which.
bold thein in place and..tinite..the• whole .as one 'boiler.
- The bidler. ilferefore,. maybe , madebtruni size: or, with
•any desirediuntitnit - of Steam
.capacit y.: !Its weght,..in . ..
1 eluding all lit fixtureiii-ii les than tile weight of 4.cy)..
I bidet or.Lubully Oiler - O amine the nie pipacity ; :yet it can'
. ;rider
transported to any p are. Or position by. hand.-or - ou
horse back !..since each Unit or Mill, can be. transported.
independent of theintiers. The space ii•rvquires is ajtik,
Inss.than thatrequired for FotranonbOilerS Oirequitl ea. 1
. ..
'.
It: requires.. wth, less . cent to - produce' a -Certain ,
• aMetint•orsteam than cornmon 'cylinder I..sobers, and •is ,
. equal In this rm.pectin. the most improved tirbuler te.ni. i
eta :' at ncp the surface area,. exposed Eddie heat is ereat:
• eri in proportion than that of any ortlitiary boilers. • , .
• -- ` , l.tia not propleed to' work. this boiler,'; .Ei. higher
pressure than - one but - poen& id the erplare anal.
but, each ione.recidiresMi - hydranlie teat of •40J•pounds
.preissnre a. While It Juts. been ,:tested tci - orte thousand
pounds withont. bursting'.. It.' is, therefore: a perfectly
safe boiler;. and May be trusted where - ordlnary. oiler
would be dangerons. i. .: ••• .• .. '' • : ' - . • ... . . -
It' is also claimed that - acidulnes water." and inquire'
coal has much lees effect' in. corroding, this cast iron
-boiler Plan they
. hitye in cite destruction lei the comm o n
wrongtitirotronea, mill'we have not yet heardof.acry of
these n twitollera - ..•Lii ring oni,!!„ - : ..., ~ • .- - •
....
We know that mjet of,,the aboie - oiilms .cadbe. se e
.iained. arid that in hp respect.;do these boilers - appeal:
. f o b e saerlor.tb.tho common •Wicnight . &On Wier; 'lt
*Web in many remecis tbs.Y. are superior::.
: ..--.': . •
Theseclainis maf.be b , riellystated thus : '., i ... -..: . •
...:,Its form IS the strongest in. - which wet iron can be put.
. .5 It..ia not iffeeied ?i:t.corrosion. 'r•'• - • :•' :-
it as& less fuel than' imliktFyboileis and is - "itinil to
the very best in this respeet •.... ~ . ... .-, . - - • .. , •
,-
It gets Op steam cmickly '
and, with little 'fuel. • ---• :
It , pmdn.:es a dry super-heated - Steam y and its bid Hi-.
. .:•
n tr i tred *Mein be retnevetwithdismitchi ease and
....4...W ,weighti r ' wild= that of oriliustry hollers and It.
can be
'Tuese boil are nruinrscturisa by Joseph - Hu-1.40r,
dr., at H wadodier,WortnyGray'S.Ferry Ithad,,itil
- ,k-Anit•lg U. S , nal; Philadelphia.: . .. • • .. - -
.. . . .. .
TO Tan sTocutot.nzas op T:izz
ADELPIIIk, ItEr.nrack BATLROAD
COMPANY. 1
. . ,
'....Theirsistgere submit the thlicitring. report of the re
ceipt and expeaditarto forthe year etadlng Novvnber
,Se, liam, with' the'Treasurers 'general batancteesheet.
exhibiting the Attends' 'condition M the • Company st
Mt date: :
(Hire toilers the .orreall.tranaportation end' itioathe
sectatet. trideit tre omit, si. it is given below hi con-.
o'r stemma detailf or
Tea tc=x 4 : esch •
booth or trOlaphows the. compamtite restrits r ol . the
Teseel:--1te.,2112‘ wieners $ 909:40.
Idendiatidito=4o7.l o 6 ... ... 1153,116
CoaI 7 4,QtRS,STI tons • ; ' tirss27s;
. ..... . ..... • mei
.... ....... .. . . . 173,411.
Gross.ricelpts, • ; $9.269.341
- clxess expensed:..... . .. 4.961;191
Net prot4...
iMill
roc-. Per et: .
•
Tfafrid, 303.249-via'r&—;sl. oll s , 64V : . •1b15.96 •17
816,1% ~. • 1.16.5;111 , .211:01• 2,10 .
C0ti1,3,05 , 10,51.4 29: . 1,V3,511' Z-1.11
Ma " • • . 42.8,-10
i•-v•.lianeonit ' 2i5,•132. 76,611 , 43
. .
. . .
Orogireceipts..,, 411 142,519 I.,STS.ITS '29 2-10
Gms4.ex*Psits..:. ..6,230,242 .1..3d9,05T 2T • 0-10
, • •
, . . .
Dtet prodti ' - - ' • $4614 , 271 - . ."101 4 121 -. It 740 :
•t'ros' , eiPento l , -- including' , Renewal.. rand ? , in . the
Yettr 1844 were.,....... .53 sq..loo*ct: of grotts re4eitite, -
Year 1665 were "•-• '56 91400. ' do. de -do
.
ApOirenl toe •" .3 29-10 O:. do • do •-. do
Inereime 2 10-100 do • do" • do
qp :
Real inaesse.,-..•
. - -.•
Tee receipts and expenditures fur each.:per paasen•
ger and per ton, :bare been as follows : y •
. .
Per poetteoker;ooit.. .ta 7- 10;ieeeired,.$S63 . S-10
Mdse. pea. ton. teat.— • 63 . -; ::received, - .1 IS 9.-10.
Coal per Oa, . rvceivred;..2 24 •
•
Per-initial:loz cost::: 0'9404 'received, $2.70.8.10
M.ditet'per ion,. cost. t.. .70 4:40 ; received, 137
Coal 'per.•tori; .acnitt'.... 1 .90 9-10 ; :received, .10 1.10
charges, for transpottatian have not been raised
abo've those of last year, while the expenses htoiein
creased:27 640,0er . cent.; the incraseeil
_profit of 7-10
per.eintjuis cent : derived:- from, the iarger
amount - of busineSs.dtine, and *be great dacreai , e in the"
*goienimentorders for coal. - which. was carried at -rates
much.helow those charged the public. :
- . The rt's1111:01 the .yetir's business: asCondetisad from
Trausliortation :and •Inconie Account, may, be stated
itvereipts over cost of working the r0ad...54,812,276146
-Front ixtlich deduct: • • • .
Intergston:bonded debt.....,-..8378..1184 00 • •
,_ • .
.Id - teraAt on bonds And rkitgs 3p,944.76
ai• directd by • •• ' • • .
10011 gages: •.. ..... :,.; 68,600 Do ;•,
Sioisiog- lona; .at; directed: by . ..• • •-• ••" , •
' • stoctlioldeis-. ''• '- 302,830•80 . •
~
Coster inactituesf . oi workshops: B3B bi• T '
Costa coal barges:. .. .. . .86..841 00 • . • -
Cost of enginesA[o"MM: 77 1 .8 7. 6 ••=1"
.Cost 01.-LebAnun 8 1 1 d •• - • -; - •• • ••••.-
.. .. . BNIGB 80
.Cost or Schtfyllilli pulley and'.. • •••. •. • •
• • Little' Scnnylkill conneCtioli 70:548.06 -
Cost of Rending mir-siiop., - . ,ty,...".1.83,818 01 • • •• ‘.•
Cost of sidinoi AndArscse - 164001 6s
.
. £3179.75.16
AeserTed Finid: 1 365 • 02 0 5 0 30
Atatouut-to,credit of Resarved • , •
'''ll'.and.• 1564 •• • • -'- "' $372,050
Propiol ion •of 1. - ais. •'. • • • '
laterula-. fn...1864 •
oda! by Scauylkill . ' . . • ,
' Navigatitm om. • - •
• slimy - • • **' , 4,067 -SO '
Profit qq•boats.. - hal- :• , • •• . -
..ance •of , loterdst, . •
.. ... .' . -65;61.6
deilts rovite - d* •
• aod paid ' 25,05-02
3,29:34841-
• ..From which ia - deducted
Balance • of dividend 1964..
not. included in..actli:pf 1811-1. 2E025 73
. . . .
Toth' , Reserved Fund, 1845 . .. ; . 0!
Which has Wed uppropykate,cl.aa.fahuive: : • „ •
.Ted per..ceur. div,hlet4l on ..1•• • , • .
. • ""... ,
natil Pre erred Stock. ' ' $2,024,80T 8.4 • ,
U.. S. stucl.:Swe 'DLitt , On do : 20'4406 13 . •
,'
&Mace of R.user.ved.
-The,e increMmd 'tight each de
partnicht, lrith net peollta.lirmqy In .exete3 of any pre:.
riuus,year. Tan evidence . of snett 'prosperity cannot
co be received bk . the' stOcktioldt:ra vvitti marked
.than coal'. Steadily and rapidly:lb
crewies. ,The grbsa receipts 'from . nick sources during.
the pait-I•earletipnetio • • : •' • $2054,226 GS
•The expenses of conducting . these brandies
•,of bualuess as per statement '-1,^32,760.26
,
Profits no passeager and,mdse
$l, - '252,4611.4t
An attain nt earticicat.to. may, the -annual interest ; on-the
debt,' $ . 409,2.0 Tq, and about 'Mut •perpre
ferret:laud conitntin stock, •:.• •• • • .• • .
• The nee' a6urke, to which iefererice Wee • rptial.ln the
Jut report...have. been .contiiiriouAylirosecuied., .Two
large end ctiminodiutis 'o43:yo,s.M:the coal fthipping-de.-
pta'atTuyt. Richmond - are nearly eotitpletedi and will
be reitily for dse early id thpirplig... (Alias have - beeu
. he.w, teorksh•6p at Reading "for building . anti repair-.
ins cars., - itts feet 'Length, and
. 169 feet lin width, has,
. . .
Ptie . Juiatiuu Railroluj tunnel it Wea.V.Piiilacielptila,
will by Uainpieteil ifiltbotitAwu muntha;.The cunstrac:.
it)l . l of ',lila 'road was' not iu thd'necusisitiea ut
. . . . .
A *new railway, three . ..and' . three-tenths, Miles .in
leugtif, has' been made, connecting the,
ley. and.Littlehchny ftailrouds,,totb of which' are
leased' 'by this ..13y this- Means very-. direct'
'co . minnhication is made - betiveen . Piatsville:.Tarnatqua,
and the rapidly growin•g•loivris In the Djalianoy and
Ashland coal .thstricts... A new and sti.wc. line. is also
thus fiirnishedlor the large supplies:of, unities reqiiired.
for milling purposes, as well,. as. agricultural' products
front the Catawhatt and..Suaquehanna Valleys.. • Add , '
.tional dobbin tract, three 'and iiinmtenths mtfea.in
length; has been laid on Atte Lebanon Valley branch,
nod. finnan and lor . ty.,fivil-himdredtbs miles of sidings
nit the main line and laterals: Numeroua 86411 brattpit,
eighi..and ninety-tiee-huntrreiiilts nine,' in the ag,„.fra..
gate; nitre been constretted.. iif•.the different. coal. dtir
trieta'tur the.farther iteselOpineut of tine most inipJrt..
ant branch of our inane - .. • • • ' .• • . .
The' bonded debt has been • ditnipiebed by purchnsee
for the Sinkingunth • • • • $161...b00
. •
. . . .
. : The hoodnow.outstabdihg amount to r6,365,:te0, of
.which only $475:500 tiro •oiffitled to.-the privii,46 of
‹,...vinVer4iim iocciotock.,, .. •,' .' ~. • ~- . • -,- •
The. appropriatiouS to • the.Sitaking Funds required by
the Cifillill.l4liB Of. viriou6 mortgages were ... :''
.
in 1563 • - - - '. ".. • . . :. $63,600,06
Created by the Stockholders' hi - lair); - - 36-2;630'.40
Bitlince Novataber 30, IS6I
. . . ,
. • • • - • V02,461;59
pant bonds nurchaied in . ISGS, $161.060, '• . •
.. .... .... . ..
.100,556 25.
.
. At the annual Meeting to ISiO.the 'Shactdrolders ere
. ited s'sinking ($140,0 in addititin'..tri: ainalhir
lappeoprialtotts required' by the terms of .Various UtOrt,
gages. , 'rite following year the &awl urAlatutgeis re
c.saunentled, and• the Stotitholtlers authorized . ' the. ea
utirllstunialt another ;inking fund, -which, - +AT.itit those
already in existence; land tie:object, stainer, detide
tutus from income account - equal .to-the:.of
.411 e -bonded debt at air bet:gre. its maturity:' Title debt'
then amounted to $U,496,700, of wtrien $5•00 .5:10 ma-'
,
-.lured in 1556, • . • • '. . • 7
.
Tbefund-ito created am o u nted follewing year
to il./T,Si.t.4l, and.it was expeeted 'that • ic . tvould .
ci cafe, each year until - the debt Ards ex tingt iiehed, 'Si neit
that date the bonded deut•hae been ditinniehed by,cii:
veletunand . puichitite.ss 131,40 A, ..:For this reaeon.the
Board of-Managere regard•vm large' an annual appropri
alien, in addition.lo the Sinking , Funds
_created '.by the
tei.* of ttid• mortgage, quite .unneeessary, They be-,
lime it to be a yviee .pol and. one
. tyllicb should' be'
continued; tu.purehttee the bonds:when they can he had
oil 'favurableilertne ; -Ifittthey recorninend.that.the
pulsury feature of .the'sinking Funds thus' voluntarily
provided by thi - Stockbuldere'ationld• be übClished. alai
than. it be left to diecretion•of the . Managilre tq par.'
Chase Mai& wheti and,* suitable iacciiioni offer: ••.- .
Several yeurS ago it IA , decided to_ be the policy of
the cficupany to.controb by lease. or .p.nrchase,soine. .
the:importaili lateral 'made in the ;chat legion: .Ori
'these branch roads.whichintervened between the Mines
and tint urfiwiis .ur this. company. very high charges in
nfost cases the.n.pr,evailed, Mai giving their prOprietors_
an undue proportion of the profits ofthe transportation
- froin- the mines tit niarket. When: such 'roads were
from time to time so leased, the; charges for 'transport-.
log iAntl
.were naat.rially . diminiShetl. -Pending tbeso
- purchasealt, was not - creemed ode's:title:to state them is
detail in: the.' accounts.: In • iurater - retairtS they have
appeared imthe. item,l"s Ochs: and 'bonds :held by the
company) , '..They-ure now transferred to and will. here
after appear .in the 'Capital actimat.• ;The - lirgeatlu-,
vestinent.hasbeett- made in'the Mahannyand Broad
Mountain Railroad: from which one-fourth Of :the AM,
thracite.cual transported by - this. conipany nuth received '
during.the - pat year. This road and its branehes 437
verse ihu second Goal field. [rim which litruelyincreased:
:supplies may be hereafter • confttlentlY expeCted::: The
:balance of the Stock and bonds,: $851,928 far ; are Chiefly:
-Ulthe'Tsameclass . of investments, -.: • • .
. .
Since the dose of the ti-cut year, Notteiriber. 30th,:the
Beard Of Atansgers' have also aeriuired atnitterity of the.
stock-Of the ..Bust Penn's:theme. Railroad - Company.
The =MLitt etrick ;thid parnpauy'is
cd.r.lebt.. V:1'4,9(9.: • '
•lt etteids frem Reading-to Allentown, it - disianee ,of•
thtrtvsiz miles:, ~It should he. extend4A 'to '41E1.00:
about sixteen '- A "ditert Mal coutindena line 'under- one.
management would thus be formed between I arrishurg:
and. the Beiaware river: 'Greater facilities, add' it Is be.
limed increased' prellei, • are secined -by this purchase,_
Which was erected-by an-issue of stock. ' : '
-- The usual statement's of • the I . Getieliti Superintendent
and Engineer are appended, 'to.ertilch reference is made
. .
• '.l.turing four.years prior to May last,' thoeinutiniiiptiou.
'at coal :for government purposes .*:ut :very large.. 1n
consequence of the interruption by. ice of navigation' of
the river. Delaware. during' many-weekilast winter. the,
den - muds, of. thevwcrumeat ',during the early apring
months ..were nnpretedentedli large. • Thits,„ together.
With alacquallyttigeut demand from other - consumers.
eiesed the capacity .of the - with * stuck. On.the sudden
*ceSslitiOn of the war; in .April last, ;the, demand” of the
'we:aiment almost ceased, which, tvlth'other ui b
tug eletneuta. 'was .followed by a .partial paralysis in
both the coal and iron trade...of .the 'country.: buriitt
the mouths of MaYatncl . June'of 'lestyear, the coal ton-,
nage fronthe,Schatylkill 'region Was but tons.
;10 the same period-in ;mg it Ny11091,184 tons.
The total puXhiet in .I,sd& ivas about hot4ooU . tona Jess,
thaulBS4.. tonhage of Thisatompany,:its has .
heerapreyloliSlystntcd; way 'slightly in exceaa of 'the.
.previous year. I. Thelartiest quantity.of coal transported
by this c.,inpany Wan; calendar month was In Setitern.
la *omen it. 7 reache4 ..454..6ati tuns; "Presiouw to
Ibia year the ntakimum quaritny in titinb in
creased .lS4,
increased capacity'his
,year .ex.c.ss 'tat any firevionia period. attain- rate:of
630„4r . 2 tuna -Suck great irregularities in
this branch of the buOnetti have developed two material
. . • •
. .
OCR. ;That the rarloiii 'companies:engaged lu trans
porting Coal have had facilities.' On the 'average, frilly...
eqael to. the requiremeuta or cotaunersi. and demon , .
strating that Wall a -Ibrinerei approaching:WV degree of
regularity. the 'producers of coat have had the means or
sending.tomarket.more than they.c:atild selk ,
Second. It Is also : - establialied that .the prmrenticapa
citY Ici,tinwnction.and... tranaporiation is largaly.in :Jr.:
.cons M. the consumption:... The suspensinu.ot mining
operationein other coal distritte for Some two Months_
created' apprehen , lon, ablaut future. unduly.
srunulateri;,he demand, and time waterfall imgmebted
.the price of .. ctal,* and•licnce,..tn a certain...degree. pat ,
ti, - ularlyiErtheiron trade.. diminished'the'consuniption,
It has been . the well settled policy. of tits Company that .
the means of traneportatiouldtroald.be with
any ordinary degree - of regularity'ln the demand, to the
'Wants of conamiters;. Coal is an article (thirst neceSsi ;
1Y: The great manufacturing 'mid. steam marine inter
ests of the-countiy arc dependent on it • • . 1 •
:Therefore. ihe works .shoutd lie maintained -hilly
• . - . •
eqUal t. , ..*tbewanntLOT the pubic ; arid a moist libend ,
po••
iu ihis reg•atil is conclusively, the cititrwtie
. • and
eafo one. • ft is not proposed,; however, to pntrure.roll,'
ing.Stock nips' to doing. the brip.invis of a year in eight
or nine months • This - woeld.be neither reasonable nor
sette. ••.ft would yesfulte the charges to be nnoicesinarily
Stu:muted; the minimum:charge,. both in milling . .ttPd•
tianamrta,tion.': being . attained by tbe greatest tnivarl
ty.in tug trade .. :
,prevtiins to tie •vi . Fr itte ennsunaptlon . otlitutbrailte•
coal nattirtensising at a lull°. exceedieztett
,per, cont.
per annum. :Diving the - first t etO yeali, of • the:conflict
Ontnninkod, but tilting the last two the futuaer.ratio.
or.locrek4e was resumed-•- Worn', this: expeiteue.ctbe
managers deem. it reasonably probable that the ware
rate of ficiiiieerwittiebeitiee; or ibciet Dias miillon o f .
'The vrhnie flonnoiarpolley of ttie Coteican y retill. be,
ter
nnanctarpol,-.
hased'onst.detetrainatior..to :provide eve., _ Menges!,
nary to Maare tbartveobtSkt our fnll'ehare . of MIS in
• wh3 Dee
In pnisnance Of the camervativi "rpm%
received The general apprcval of the' stotitholders;the
Man
_keen have tharged to income aecoant the cost of
Pow Property, amounting no $1.339,?.64.10.
not regard any .stich deductlens from profits . as regal
sPe-to maintain ••ind 'pespotriate property formerly itc
,Tared..They are aware, _however, that the. 'expendi
twee of the past year• have: been. made •itt a - rxtrrehcy
much del:W=ll4st - For , thin regain it has been, the n.
tention to. deduct frotu lucerne 'each an' amount 8s will
leave the capital atialt nn.which future dividends are to
be paid represented uticno a avOtt.basia,; . -
After making.. • each .deductions, and. the-. Sinkin g,
Iftmds, the balance& '.
Income account for the' year
Add 'reserved thud of 1864.. ' '
Deduct. dividend of 40 per
$4,305,150
Add tax unaatae..'.f...
- ResSrved rand Nov; ,019.16 . 4 041
ror. reaSons heretofore et. ,
ma tleeidellj
to eve to sack stockholder , . . , -eking the
dividendAn moneyor in stock aupar. .So far &A le now]
known. nearly all. of , the proprietore have preferred to,l
take thsstock, • The Company 43 than Placed In Iv ixkgi-j
lion 'of great dnarteinl strength,to meet the I,eigitintate
r i
requirements of the public. to Iti /eh - Mcre...a.sed Lscill.
ties to the trade,. to purchase the [lds first maturing, I
• shonld,thej i be offered• on tatisf. ctory.terms, and othl
eryise promote .the penpanent• wrest. of the •stack-'
Sy order of the Board of sfa ' ra :'. -..- ' : , ' 1
'..- C.116.8;'E 'SMITH President.- .
.
"At the Annual 'Meeting :of .thd• :Stockholders :of• the
Philadelphia and •R..* ending' . Railroad -. Company, ~held
January I*l6, following,tesolninatti. were
Besotyrai, •That the report of the Board et:Managers
this day presented and read ,be and the. same to
approvett.acizepted and trilrintetit.aud..that the action
.of the Board lo relation, to the 'several , inatter.s therein
mentiotted. and their action ilth'reference to :the•East
'Pennsylimnia Raliroail, - and the brine 'of
,:stbeir . in..
'vett thereto,, are , mpeciallyapriro'red.and rinctioired:
• Reriat'ven; That the- Board of .MaUsgers be and they
are hereby authorized, at their discretion. Vicart*lato
effect any:of the, meaSuririi preposedin their report, and I
It in their opinion neetiful. - .to 'enter_ into any contracts
or agreements for that . • -• I
• •Rasotven, That the powers and authorities conferren
upon and granted to the. Board of :Managers by the re
soliniona passed at prior aril:mai:meetings be and ;the
same areltereby continued. • . • • • '
• itriotyan: That at thiageneral meoldnri of the'Stock
hOldera the•PhilidelphiA and Reading. Railroad Corn;
pany;: the act, appreved• 'the' .20th - day Of. May, - A• IX;
iS4S: entitled 'nu act Ao entitle the Stockholders of any'.
railroad :cortinany•itiecirpmated by : this
.comrnim wealth
accepting this 'act to one vote for eacit'share .of . .stock,•! ,
bq attd the same is-hereby accepted, and so that hermit
lereach shard Stock of this' company, Rtiblocl..tolhe
.Other pmvisioni. of charter and'laiks- relationtheretd,
. shall entitle the holder thereof towns vote,'as in and by I
sairLactis provided. : • •' • . • ".` •
Resor.vro.' That-a vete of thanks be ano the Seine' is
hereby presented tc.i . the•Presideut and Board of. Mina
rs.' for-the ablegmoutir thebasinetrit of the
road has been coriOncted.daring the opt' . .
. The follorilog..gentlemen.tivere elected. to -serve for
-thecuatiing' war: . - r •'-' ••• ' ••
• •
•-•President4ollAßLES E SStiTB, .-• • . •
• .itinitsagerti.-H. P. McKEA r, A.•E .10111E,R.• B.
CABE'EN, 4,13.. LIPPINCOTT, , J 0111.4 ASHIA mar,
Sl'ilpfiEN . COLWELL. • '" - • •••• •
TritaAarer,S.-BRADFOIO
Secreterr—WlLLl.4.3l.ll:'
.
DR. CLOCK'S EXCELSIOR RIM RESTORER
. . .
•• A Perfect:Unit' Itiestori.rand ltritir•Direshing
'Conti/taint', anti the best- preparation'. for the 'UAW
ever:pres.ented-to the public. .Will in every instance
restere rarigai r'•to ' its original : : co ltir (whether
Black. or B owl*: Will 'eaute Hair groWnpon.Billd
Ileods, when -the ditteasels mit hereditary.. --Will
Stop fl air (rain .Falling- ow,. or Turning
.Gray,, will . Cure , nl.ll ltruptiotint o ft - the
sv _Scurf,. Oandrult and
aI 'my .all 'llol'in - wt....1t is elegataly'pe.rhana.l. /id
is.all that can be destted" for a Dressihg.: , I1'.IS• NOT
.PY.E. - but by supplying tbe'seeretions of the capilla
ry' glatitha acts asa RhiSTOttfilft. 'sqtr, the
•firiest 'linen, in' STAIN' the 'uicest bonnet. .• .
• • Mothers will find that when Children's haie.iSharith
and.wiry and scant .it : will immediajely Improve
by.the'nee Of. the Itestorer, thinchy laying-the toutuia 7 :
Sion for a •luxuriaur.head. -This preparation
contains ho sugin'of lead or other :articles ..deleterititts
to thebair:so rommtm hi moil: ilair preparation's now
inthetnarket. . It is used. and - recuiamentie4 by the
•etergy had the faculty,". •
P Theitriiiirietor'is'iiware that many.•littv . e been di tati 7
Oluted the-high :sounding pretense. of - the 'Matter
otis preparations with .which.thti market . hai tweu tilled
for a few .years past. but t hud) enntideticti dues he, place
in the. merits M. his Retoorert hitt he • offers itt alteates'
Siryrftendthemoneyattternthorrigh trio/ • lif,,tion..6ot•
'tits if it fails 10 glee p?rfeet satititltetien. •. ' i • . •
We w,tiat...wr , it, iii every instal - twit, 'and one trial-Will
en, tinci.the mast sceptiva of its uieritS. ••• • .• • '
that (or • Dit: .CLOC Excebtioir'llOkr.
Fropitorer;',l,:•!'p 'DA:Kt rio:.6nittit. • Sold t Drug.
Ins at $l.OO Per 'bottle; or for'itti On ; .
. • , LLOCK. - Prelnietor. "
. • (-.Manchester. N..lit
'F. SANOEIISON, .Druggist, Agent for PintSville,
selim9 44
' '.673,17.3"71.
2:2?6,4T.4:0i
NE IV VANE Y AND xi o
tO 1 - 00.21 E undersigned - pleasure -to I
anuOunee t u the atizoni; pr. Putt-sv,ilre. and stirroiniding.
:countiy.arid to tbe . publiC in-general,' 'that ur -about
the P'iret of February 'next; they tcitiblwu H NOV. Fall
cyktici Dry.Gofids Eeuthlleitanent at the plaee formerly
oceapieil by Mr. G: Silverberg's Clothing Store, dealer
of .Centte.and 25ni - viegian Ste - , The biotin of the new
_arm ••quick - Sates .at Small- -.• The
business will be, 'conducted .o nice Cash
With a thloncif kniuidedgeyUtthel - tradd and ents--
siderable tinethets- -experience, connected' with griat
advantoges - SO paeans...dug' then' guode, haVitig. a. run
statit •of :Sew 1 - 01.4; I'hilartel-,
phia, attending , laige auction salee.. they not only lint
ter.
- thetriselv.t' of being' enabledtO .-- 0 - 112er to a kind
Pidle II choice' variety of everything generally I
elassFrancy and Pry Upods - Eastablistitnelit, '
Also - conic - tog it an object to all : tliuse,wito will he kind
cnowith to tavdr them .with aeull. by offurind
13.85 r Al"rWL.LOArgsr-- -. • • ' • • •
.• • further particulars please see advertise
tient in this paper in Cie tlrst issue . or . February.
. .. . ,
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,
. -The entvcriber tine; discovered :ivit.rnetty to - sntre the
Piled—charge $,1.: If . not cured the money . will be.re
finaled in all "cases..-The remedy, is pleasant to take
and will not' injure the Anti*.t. delieate 'itystetri,.. ' -. .
- Pot titolle,: Jan..a, '6ll ' :.. ''.J4SENVISIORGAN...
. . .
Joscra • MORGAN afflicted 'with
the Piles for more: than 'twenty years, and having bad
frequent.inedical advice anti taken ail the. remedies I
-could get without any'relief, ;1. &intuit' deacrihe what
I have suffered during this long term.; and had gtvin
up allbupea Of-ever being cured;- but I have. now, the
grear ples.ure..<4,informing .you that the.rehaedieik - ,I
.gat of you have entirely curectlizie: 6oine tinsiithaitgo;
and I have felt nothing of it since: • • Yllu wake of.
this as ythz p2easa as ogers - may he ielieVertilg, I have
peen ; ';;. ;
4p49 t t 1.39 317
5131,23 t, 49
1- 0 - I : wigsbitig, 'Jan 8, Is,
A Cough, Cold, or Sore Ifluroat.,
•• •
ATTENTIOZt. ANI/ tittOOLD
• CHEC4EI). IP \ VEI/ TO CONTINUE,
VA3,910 54
.. . . . .
.. ..
iiritation ,of 'the.. Ennips,.. n •P,,e. rmin e ut
• .• %%rout Affection, , or tin lintniu-,
• • •••
..• - bltl Lung, Dintearp :1. - • - ..
• • • -• 75 OFTEN - TUE -17 ESULT:', .
. ~ .
kt...(IE:TO
. . . .
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-• .
IPeor lai 7 okich it Tu., A:tit hum, CzktitrirS, Con
• . sawption,arid .Throat
. . . . . . .
will find. Troc'hes:pseful in. clearing the .voice.• when
t.4:en.hefore Singing :or . Spealringi - and • : ,ieliaring 'the
throat niter an : it ntiaaat exeiticin of the
The 'Troches : are . ieCommended and- praeribedhyPliq- 1
.eician, 'and havh had testimonials • from .eminent men
throughtiut the .•,cOunto:;-: . Bet Of•true .
and having pi'etied 'their etficaey'h.Y a test
manryilars, each year . finds, them in r new )nealftiee iv
:;arinne! .. iithcte . of the world, and the lifenhcatli'e.tieti;er
eally'prohotine'ed betterthati , othMarticlei. . •
thrrAt...;/onli“ool‘l4'e73eoaenta:.Tnonnvs.^'antldo,
not rake - day of the' 13 - O4h.leati .1 Mite tans' that may be
offered,
• Solileveryn•here in the United:States, and hi.Fereitin
Countries, at 11,5 cent., per box'. . - •
• ' ,Oettibtr 2t . 3. '65, .
U:S, - ...YT . .11 - E:::B Fi $ T 1
Art
PII ES: CURED --"--NO 0.71(p .- NO TAY
AE I ) THE FOLLOWItiG C s i.S.P • OF.ESQUIRE
BRO.'S. • orrq 1 - - A
- PCBIMS
VSitp lil ' 2 4 llV. LVAT§ • Gll9ll.:6V.beirraB
II EPAC:tilipKgitS
I 'Do you Whiakers or.atimsteeties•? Qur4re
wilrforee them tai grim On smooth
es!, fitim•or or-hitir im•bald hem* . in' Six Wec
•Drice,, $t .543 M, by m iil tinristre, closely' Teal el
n . rt'ceipt of, juice...Addreie,_• ••' ' . • .J.
• ; • . W ...t Aitsgu . co, • BOX
. . ~ . .. .. .
- A c,,V,1t,..611(, , r115'i1tf Kin , . B;16.111'11'1 , i. CfI,II.I.P.IIiON
follows the use of liellubold.i; Couteutnited Fluid Ex
(rail Sursapitidllu; -: It.-rUnioves - black'. e•pots; -- pithpleu
addrall druptione of:the sl:iu.• . ,black' ,
26, - '65:41-6m .. •
The Hridal. ILianaii74 , , .E*sny ."ot- WttiminA;
!::euegMeo 7 fpublisbed.bS , thd
t , ent. - free of clitige in, sealed en-
velopea, AddresB, "1100;GIVFON,
IlowArd
: , 701 ; F'FAI' . OF .TSIF WOtBT 01.5..70)FAS that itflitct mkt
hind arias frian corruottariff .orthd:bh'oi. :.1 - I(tlmboldhs
Eztractuf Sataaparilla is - a,rentetly thelttrho§t 'value
. . . .. .
Giziy . .lllttiri Efeltliseitm, Duetleen; wetly
Diwera.e. :et' the.Seitjti.—No PIS.NIT.rav .p4ii'Cou-
Pa-14 ' ',' 'lnl . l'r: . j.i IS min 4: DYl',. ' .•.- •-• _•'
...Loijdon”." , ' :•- ' . "Halt Color Restiirr . .”
,i'Londot.. • ' ' -,---' - '"liiiir.ti.aiir Restore r.''
"Loildow*:- "hair Color Restaier.”
"Limdoii. ;.•`..lialr Color Itentixei.7
..L6ndun”
It ie the Om.y-K.stiwtillasronart or. Lor. Al , l ter.
raol, 11i u( Duessisio p inup:an. Delicatelfperinmed.
.:1.,1t. will rwtore graithate to its original color.:':
2: It. Will inahe It grow:on bald heads. • • . • •
.g. It will. restore' the:natural secretions:: ••.
4 It will remove' all dandruff. and itchings. . • •
• make the hair sat; glossy, and flexible.
.'6 11thrpreborre theoriginal color to bld age.
7. 'Lail' prevent too hair front failing off. ..
S. It will cure all disekes Of-the scalp.
- IT .118 flfttrr DIAB: .• . • •
"Lonthro ,- .' ~. • ••• . • •.•./lair . rotor Reetorre .
"Lwwton`.. ERILD . "tram Color- Restorer."
"London" • • ' .- : "Edit:tutor - .Restorer ,•
•?Lonefoni• ' • • Tuts . "Hai Color Restorer."
, :Londe("' . ,••ricrir' Color Restorer."
?•L radon" C`P.HTIFICATZ; "Hair Color Restorer.,"
"London". , • • • llfaii'etain` Restorer
'.'USED Int Oct MOST tafinasi Prirsteriava AND CLEIiGi..
' p g . Sou ;.• SomOt..lx•yearil ago I bogan to
`lose my hair. and contioned to : An eo. •antil the acalp
. ..became as.brue as the palm'or my hind ;.• troubled a1.9:1
'with:a, disagreeable it . chinglever, great heat. width:old
ruff..sinall pnstrileg would form,quite sore to-the touch,.
and the remaining portion of. the hair on the side and
hack'of My - head became Unite gray: After using
number , of Restoratives (to tonally without: Success,
mid my head :nearly destitute of hair, I. reluctantly
commenced using the . - LONDON HAIR COLOR: R.R.-
• STOIIERANO.DRESSING." . Now, .candor and ins
-Eke compel 111.5.• to air 'that, through Its . nee I,
now poisess.a niewand beautiful' growth of hair. corn:-
pletely. restored to its origimil dark and. glossy appear-i
ant; and I yenture-the assertion, the worldlurnalhea
I 'no preparation equal to thL4 and I do, c,onscienticinslY,
say to ali wbo arc gray, or bald; ban' dry and 'hrtrph..or
falling, to use
. once , ails - cleanly and. delighifitily
• .perfumed article, - ISAAC L. MARSRALL,
: • . Ginnwr United Staler. NavY.
. '1;34) Learntrilstreet,
• :Price. 75.r,entsca.hottle $4. Sold by
SWAYNE.t .330 North Sixth street 'above Vine,
i'hihidelilbla:..Airo by.
JOITIr G. BROWN & SO7S Draggiats,TOttityllle..
HENRY SA.'ILOR,..' . z
A TEttI4O:OV.BEALTT Y.IS A:4OT 'FOREVER. •
• Those •wto] desfre bi - :Maury aeon:Lute:oton. must pu
rify and enrinh-the . blubd: • whiclL Ilaukadisee, lop c ste r
"TnATEIi"RXT/lA . CI . plait:La 'lnvariably. does. • Re
collect it id •na, patent . medicine; • k.ic tor bleitnbobti;
Takeot
bu'h;it. • • , 2%15. 434ta.
.. • ..
•
. _ . • ~ • • . .
To Palter. Erman ens' Bi;noe; .AND • Beirimy the
eampltrciennee'llelnbelditi4ltly Cori6iestrate.d Pia-.
grtrac Setsaparil a.- Oed - lottle equals twetrength
one gellim d thelyruliarDeoeu: -' • -
` - - - . .
' '.II3UIII,IIIIAGE 01:111Dift,,YOGNG'S GREAT
'..PIIYSIOL I OGICAL.'WO IOI ; or every one- hie . OWEI
' tor--being a private inatruictor for married persona, or
those about tomarry, botk male and female in every
, thing con c erning: the_ pbjniology and. relaulans Of' our
, mia - tialeystem. and the .pnxincthm prevention of off
.,
aprimr including all.the new discoveries never before
gtveoln the inclu ding
latigne4e,
'llO4- : la malty . avaluable and interesting work. It. is
written in tdam language for the, general reader, and is
illustrated ,with upwards of ono hiuniTtd. engravitigs.=-:
• Anyotoi married people, or thoescontemplating mar-.
' riage, 'an having theleast impeditnent to married life,
should send this boek. It discloses' secrets that every
onesbould be acquainted with.' Still it is a book that
roust belocked up, and not lie shoot the &lose.. It
:will. be iseuttoeny one on the: receipt of Atlysents.---,
Addreis elli. WILLIAM . YOUNG, No. 4lg Sprtice St.;
. above Fourth. Pitiladelplda..: - . [Sept. p, , Gs
.
4%632,565 . MI
613,173 7:1
V , " 6 *" 2 "
I
228,47 OT,
•
tongtisiCelds, • Infhteuza, Hoirsetiess,,Crymp t ;
. couguinothiti, pia ter
•
the. Relief • of: Consnewtive',Patients • hi ad
. .
. .raikeed itageiot the •diseasei .. • •
min is the field . IA its nsel'ulnws and so homer ,
43118 are the 'eases \of its dares, that aluaost every
section.of country aboinds In persons publicly known,
who have been r e stored from .alerming. and even des
-pemte age:teal Of the 'lungs by Its . nee. When DMV
.tried, superioritrover every other expectorant is too
apparent to esame obsetvation, and where Its virtu%
are know!). the public no- longer hesitste.what antidote
to emPloy.for. the distressing and dangerous atfectiona
of the pulmonary organs. that are incident to our cli
mate; Whilemany -inferior letnedies thrust upon the
community have failed, and been disc:ode& 'this .haa
gained friends by every' trial, conferred. benefits on the
afflicted they can never tome,. t;aind produced cures too .
-.numerous and.too remadtable to be 'forgetter,.
We can only assure the public,. that Itas quality is cure.
" fralf.kept Upito the - best 'ft ever' has.been. BEd that.
it maio ne.. be relied on to do for their relief all'that• It has
. ever .
Great ninubera of Clergymen: physicians, Statesmen,
and eminent persehiges; have lent their harries to rig
"tify the.. unparalleled usefulness of our remedies; but
st) ce here will not pennlttlie insertiOn of them.: ''The
'Agents below named furids4 giatis Our Astratoka
sranao , in which they are.given ; with also full descrip-
Jon the comnlaluto thercuree. - . . •
Those who, require an alterative Otttlicitut to portly'
the blood will . find Aysn's. Lim?: Exx..SausseAtticta
'the remedy tO it'once.and you will know its
.Prepa.ied by Jr C. a:YER & Lowell, Miss.. and
'sold by:: all the' Druggists in Poltsville:. also by
Druggists and dealers everywhere:.
N'o . •• • .
- Dye:. is the ../ria4 'in the
y,t , or,) The only. frae aiid Bert et
. and Ihillable—iirtaluce_s eplendld Black.
ill.effeersof Bad Dyl‘e,
-arid ryoquently.reatoresthe original - Color. - -Sold hy.all
Druggists. The genrilne Is signed, WI. A. Batchelor, Si
Nev.. York„
4.;11/1111ty . •1 - -
.
Enfeebled and .10elicnte Cogiodiitucion . 4,'nf.
bnib sese's, tiee• lie bolds Extract will'
and ctkengetic . enable : .you ui
steep . Oct. 21, 415-.--12-tirn.
.0 . 4.0,0i: , 1 : 1401.4)ct . 0,c,
.
Tun M. E. Cali:lo.l'i of this Bormigh,, , atich has • beeli
`undergoiiig. extnnsive 'and thorough repair U.. .be, re,
opened for. divine SerliCi.th:lllloittltr, • t'r.eachiug In the
morning at 10. and' in the iveuing - at '1 o'clock. Sacra-.
-melat of , the Lord's Sapper ,at 3, P. M.' Sunday
until Sabbath week, the-likt loaf. . , .•- •
. .
.
.
.
• reTrinity,Episcopal Ehtarth,;.-While the
Chtirch is tuurergoing 'repairs! 'service!? will • he' held in
the Courtjialise' at 1O) welnoc- A. M:. ni 1 4.7,`4: P: 31...
rir Wel.ls Colt g rel..,n ikoa n I el! ta reli; - Rev. E.:
it: Li . W.ltc iannio . es evlry,.:Satthatti alternately, at: Its
ti•rtneir, A. m.. and r, iveltick, P. - . W - r..
...... . .
'tai iiaptieit Cil la ich. - ,,Suaday
coroer,dahantodeu,ioal
'Sunday evening seryien o , clock.. ) .3(l:areet,
AUSTIN. PiLator,
...Residence :Vahan - tone - J. , above-ith Scree.l.
It - fr - j(rn Prqycir 11et111.4, every Sundily
inorhing, o'clock, in. the frame Church
SOcond.Stredc, betweep - . Market and Norwegian Sta.,
. ,
Chnrch, .streetc-
Rev. ti...51"1, Q. rtitOm!*,,Va.4tOr. peeacti Gehaan
cry Snfic inorniaa. at 10 :o'clock, tr.l Etigli.th in the
Ir..renina at.T•o'clnck.'•.' • ': . •
.•-•: 377 Virist Preibiteriati.Chafeh; earner Mt-
haseslig.S.and-Tidril Str(els. 110%. Ititarr, f -Fas-
isr; . SerViCS; , ,,Sunday liiy; A.
,1'41: and 7P. IL- Lee-
Isfe: 'Plitt -day evening at .7 AI. Prayer Meeting;
quarter,. Sunday morning. Stuiday Sehoid,-
M: , Monthly filiblic-,intieting 3d Sunday, of -evety .
474,':id'Prisbiterinis Chuic . h. Market Square.
\V t. 'B.:,PLestve..; D.- 11; Pastor: Services Sarilinth
inn.rnings at 101 '.l-I"eek)y.
Leclote.and- Prayer Misting; Friday eveniligS at 8
o'clock. Plistors. residence,: Mahantstigo St., cOrser
Bth-or'Courtlandsireet. • - - •
irsir ft.Zi!rnatin itecortuic;tt ... Church,
.Market
Street, 1{64 C.. Bremen. Pastor.: .11v . gular service4i,
alternately, Pli; Gerzniinntitl English languages, ev
ery,Salibilth day', - at 10 A. M.. s; n..M..Prityer Meet
ana L'ecture'e%'ery Wednesday evening tit 7
German litthe miirning and English
,in the evening..
Jiintinry • • • . . . .
the"thnining acid Ggrnitiniii the ,evening,
• . .
. . , . •
AU
Notiees muxt be ticeornpdnied 'with 25
cents to appear in thejoinisii.. ,
MOYER—ICITZNIILLER—On the evening of the 4th •
that, bt Rev: E;".8.-Henry,' Mr: Jolt,i' Morpra• of .Pine- .
grove . 'fp, to Mini. .11.2,aittcy E. KIT`ZVILLER.Ot..Pine
''3IEEK-...I3ROWN—At thli - :rcaidence or Doom° W 2
Brown. M. D., Port Carbon,•Jam. in,. 166 n, by Rev. A.
Id; Lowry, Mr. TaEORORE of White Deer .
Vatter Union Comity, Pa:, to A
B F , :t JR . :talk: BROWN,
formerly of Winnebago Co:, 1111210,2. . .• •
,
• SRELLY- , ---MASON.— . --in .Pottsville on - Thliriday
evening' last, at the residernie 41 the hride!s'parenta by
iter. 31r . Fryor; - .(41.,E1.31; Sur.i.LX toltsav P , ;•:14103, third
daughter of Mr.-Deerge Maalm--all thi t t Itorough,• .
• (Purley and Mary will accept the thanks al the priat;"
era of" the Journal office for • their itind remembrance.
and the sincere wieh of .the tv.pa,l that their' ruthre. may
he Ono or, pure, unalloyed happiness. .If thd - hrave
serve the raw, Our youbg friends are well - matki. .•
• WANtSIIEtt-L-- . LILLY-Lln :Meehan itsiill6; on the 21st
Of Deceinbur, by Rev. IsaaCßiley, Mr. 'Join., / . 3 WA3I .
Fak* of. Dauglasvil le to Miss-Until:Au LtLLEY Of - Met .
. , • •• '
. .
. .
- IiARPEIFOSTERI;--At.tbeiesidence of tfe bridr:•b
fatinti. ma Tuesday. moialne-.. 9r.li iti,LA by-Itev. Jb6aph .
.31e(3, jll, Mr. EtrWAECt• N. ilittY4i: and I ALI4I "Eirta V.- .
•youfigp3t, daughter of Jesee Foster, Esq.; 'all 1.g.-Votta
. .
;Simple aniteizzlei-ments .deatlui., /rte. .Theee ae.
onwanieil Leith nptiem, 'etc., must- be paid for 'at 'the
iate-of 10 cents per tine.
ANITHALTER -On the 31st Yorkville: tma.
agedl'S Years. s Months and IL days.
• .DHIJIARELLEIt- On the 27th :ot December,
Dit ! tat. Deuttitamleu of Landingville,•Schuylloll,
ty, aged3Ci yettai,'s.montha and 2 days ; • ' . . • •
DITN. NF.-By the bandi of assassins, on W_edneSilay;
',Tanuauy .1.0„ idtiti, meat Ifeckrcherville, ; Schuylkill
County, linnet Il.'Desu 5..." aged about 3S 'years. •
Pew men were More endeared to community of.
Pottsville, than If ear-Dexsx.'Generout; gallant: big
hearted, h lit cheerful 'Manners and honest lace 'made ,
him a favorite withall. • He had lived in Pottsvillefor,
about tenyears. .At first he engaged in coal ruining on'
his oii'n account at Monterey, bat iti.lSii2 quit the ct-'
• terprise; teuttfor three years-he was.: the • Superintendent
"Of- the eodiery at Ileekreherville.." Tn thin work ho-dc-'
vtite.t his entire energy, and was timer weary. 'in .
ink himself for the.iutreet of his employers. Through
the heat'of sumnier and. the stormi. - uf winter he ass •
bia-postearlY and late, as long as anything demand. ,
..e.l.llis attention:. Few:meal:we ever broeglit to their
worlemore'ildelitY;.{resins. Intelligence: - In his.
treatment. of the' men in hit einpinynient, lid was kind
but firm. -intercourse with his co, laborers,- lie"
was suggestive,"and alivays ieady t" co.operatein 'any.
measure which was for the comitiorrgoccl,:...' •
last.letter he probably ever wrote. bore date.. Jan.•
' 9th, and wits received after the nia}tierwaseornmit tea; '
It contained a' report. of: measures. which fiad•been
adopted' to better the condition of. the Men in his ens
:ploy,, and was 4fcll, Of kind ospressions In regard to •
'them". ' Only list week the; wrater• hod longand
quent converftitioni with" bim; and. Was never more
impressed with his liberal views Mal' high 'order of ire
• lel His career • bren terraluated by a mut ,
'der us-Tou I as. Wives cowardly.. The temmunity have
"lost a salable citizen, his. friends, 'a genial companion,
and his Tinnily- a kind uutl -fatithtul protectOr, while the
"t.Simpanyln V ecevici: he ikas.-engaged, cannot: re._
pair tlio loss, they have'enstained in his decease.. 'D.
.'- ' • •
GOVAN4At3linerivine, on Wednesday Eve., Jan;
Criv•N, aged 73 years antl.3.Mrisl , •
Airo. en Friday- nawning, •Jan..sth, JAite.. Wife 'of
'Alexander Govan, aged tit yew's.
On tiunday alreracam last the .remains ' of this aged :
.couptewere &posited in the rattle rave ' in the 'Memo,
-clist'Hpiscopal Cemetery ni - Alinersittile, in the presence
of a large Dandier of sympsthiziniz, frientlsarid relatives;
Hr. Govait'andavifeWere natives of Sentlittukernierai- -
:- nal Grthia,cuuiitry in 1532; arid during the laSt 22:years
resided'iu.Dibtersvil le:. United iu life-united inaleat-h.
• • -
..lIEITZ-;..0n the 15th nit., in Patterso n; 'CF,:itasam
1.1. agrd SI years. '•
. .
-MINNICHLOn 'the' 31st ult.,. in ...Tamagni!, • JOll,l
. .
MINN ica,, aged ..9 years: ' • • •
•
• RUNkEL-911.. the -224 rit . Landingville,•Altai
"-Russet, In the- 2.Sti .y . car of dteraige:••
• .REIPSNYIit,R=Osi the Bath Dec., in Cressona, Jonas .
Illaytmrosa;aged fib years. 1 month andr. 2 . o l l oo. • _ '•
.
REIFS\TPIeR
•
the. 30th. of Deeember,:in Dreg
...sena, • r 1611::: Ittlysterinta, aged . GS" years r 'lrtritnith and
2G days:
%SPEECH-On the 24th nit., ,iriurs N. • SPl:Eagi. an. old.
and highly-esteemed citizen of. Tama q ua ;. aged ; "0:5 yrs.-
- -
. . . -
• . . . .
WO.M.MER-On:..".the llet ult., in Wayue - ,•H4NNAX
dauitider•of -John, 11.• and 'Catharine , W.tim
:Mew, aged 1 year, 4 . rtiOnths.and-2;1 days' • • .•
WILLIA NS In. Lleivellyo. on Thursday, dan..l.7tii:'
_.„ .
IFS6G, at 5. P...1.1.,111Aram AUtiehT.lßt, eon` 1.;
- Mary .E.A.Villiam.4, aged 1 year,....1 rhEinthi , and `lll (lam
• The friend of :the family are - :re'apertfhlly invited to
tit end theltineral from the residence of lan parents - le
Llca ells- n, tin'. Suudiy, the -14th twit.; to-siruce . ed :to
Lie;riellyh Cehietery: ' • . •
, .
.- - -
"flair Color . R.e, , t.orer
lialr Polor.Restorr
L'O; of a
. .
. .
, . At a stated meeting of Loeust Mountain Vidge, 'No. •
635, I.. 0: of O.' F,. held last at.their Hall: the
following preamble and 'resolutions were nnanlminislz
\\ ttrar.' , . adopted: . s..l thaw pleased. Almighty.; 1465. in Hts'all
wise prOvidence. to remove' from ourMidA, - by the'
'cold band ; f death... Mir late ; beloved and . reatTere 3 d
brother: Jottri.PrAttor."ol.lv . mt therefore
• . Resolved,..That_while,- we _recognize the will-of the
Almighty. in this 11ispenSatioM the fraternity has lost
:,-11 shining light.".the order a Awing, and.learless advo,
'cute and this Ledge a good - and noble member.
Resolved. That. We • - sympathiie. with thewidow :and
'family of - out' deceased 'brother tin Ulla:their loss of a
dearly beloved hushand'andforid'parent.
' R,n
Resolved, That the Lodge room draped in ionre‘
intr. for the space of thirty days. • - : •
• Resolved. That. a copy Of these, resolutions be sent
to the.stitlow Of our deceased brother, 'and also to- e
editors, el. the MILSPAE. JoiuMas.•for nubile lion.•••••
. • ' - Attel., G6o 4l,llELFltipir,Secretary.'
.Afibland,Tat,'JannerY 10. 1160. .•• • . • •
• • • •.,.•..
At a stated meeting' of
1 . 4.1..1. 0:0i 01 1?:. held:Janutlef ft • • ' the fel h'w"
log preamble and resolutions. svere urtardrirouSTyallopti
WIIPTLEAg. ItlitlP pleased ariall•Wiseil'ireldenctt to
rernove.frimi among us out late Mother. Patriarch: 4110.
'PIiARCX,OLLYCE: and :'while we reeogniie •in .the,siad
'dispensation ;the wisdom of our r -Heavenly Father,
Resolved; That the 'Order in general 'hitelost a Vale
' able member. ' this En&tapment kheartl.- co-laborer,
the community at large a benefactor, - slur) the "widow
, and children a cheristitd Was-band and fader. . ,
Resolved: That .the members of thia-Encanioment
;deeply qmpatbizesith the witiowandshildrezi of the
'deceased in, their Nid affliction. • • . • •
Itesolved, That:the Encampment be draPedininotirn
-Incßfor the space of. t h irty llayS. .- .. • •• -
esolved: -That a copy Of. these' re-Kant lona he 'sent
.totthe. family of the deceased and also to that edttomitf
. the M mews' Jotraf4t: tor . mild/et:tom •
• . ;•Attest,,GßOi It. itha.Fßlblf..Smibe,-
- •-Ashland',"*Pa.,. January - 10, 1160.: • , ;
Cherry Pea .
FOR VIE RAPID CURE OF
mum DYE DAIR'DICE
ItRRIEJ
DIED.
Obitutiry:
F 262121
M=M
pzmi=zwmgmi
. .
GENERA. L . NOT
--7•••
211 U
TIC E.,-..The partnership heretigh . ,i et.
feting between the andersitned in the blr ck..
smithing and.wheerwrieit haziness, in ,the • Boratigh
the lirm name or George W. Achenhych
& Co., is this chtg.dtstolved by mutat conman.
" -; • ' • W. - ACHEINBACII,
. . • ' •• 40111.1 P. .
. Jahearill. 18 6 0; 2 ,6 V •
OlEr PACE Kati e ,001111 Ridge
prOvontesat .sad Coal Conann tiy ,_
•.' • " PEITLADELP/i/A, January t Mk. •
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany'yril the held at their °Rim 319. Walnut
on.TITURSDAY:Jea: 2 5 th: ISM et 13 o'clock 14 :, at
which time theit will. be-an election of Directors,
tie. transaction of , each r business as raa 7 b ;
brou4ht before the ineetin4, •• • - • .
. The books forthe tranacrot stock will' be doted oq ,
and alter ;ram 13„i1Sdn. .
- .IIOR4tE 13.1IITdit ELL: Sett
Jan 13, '66
KNICKERBOCKER ANT/104;
' CITE "COAL CO,. 416 Broad,.
way,. New York. JANUARY :, dectinF otlliOStookholders'of the ..KNICKERBteIi.
ER. ANTHRACLTEWAL COMPANY, *ill be heid at
the:Chace, of the: ht .:Nicholas Coe! Coinptor,
'203 1..2 WALNIIT,ST., PHILADELPHIA., PA', ,;o
MONDAY, the" '3t¢ day of FEhlit'Altr,. IS';,,
•
The basindio to be transacted thel •
ti Ward of Twelve Dlrectoir-forihe.ensuinl44;v.ae.:;.'"ln
• W. D. CRANE, secrearY.
Jan IS, *SS
• nctrtivILESTER. COAL C0...",r0.
eetiuz of the Stockholders of the .
M
MANCHESTER COAL COMPANY will be held tae
Revere Howse, Roston,Mam.f Oh the ; 3011 /' - der of
January, terra, at lu o'clock. In the forenoon, for
the lutrpoete increming the Capital Stock of the said
24,thehester Cowl conipany, by; an amount 'not erewd
mg Thirty Thousand Voliari ih addition, to the prewat •
Capital . : , tock, by the addition of. a number. of , tire X
not‘eaceeding,Three Thousand of the par value of Tea
Dollar's each, to be evil for the wcirklug capital of th.
geld Chain:nay, tuulto transact any, other
,busluess tut
may legally route before the meeting. • .
• -•, (S e red) A. A GILMORE, President. '
-:_•(Stated)
James H.• Byrum, •• ree 'Pr 3 ;
" Boston. Mass., Dee. se, , q 5 • . 3•3 t. •••
.
Wee of 'shit alouni. Carbon Roll.
:RIM -.Company.; near :Voir..
villa 'January *usual" meeting.
.of - the stockhuideris - of the .Mount- Carboni. :Rolling
Mil) Company for 'the :election. ot Dfrettore; : and the
thpsAction of other buttluess: .wlll-be. held at the Ot.
Ace* of STOUT, 'MATER. CO.; 22% William'. S:reet, ,
in the City of..Xe* York, at Itt .0clock; 31, on WO..
NESOAY, the 17th day of - Jantutry. & D.- ls".tO. • ,
. takrattitudaiwai 1;
s particularly requested as-1131'
A nel ,
Of importance will' be laid before the- meet' 11;4 • -
2- Jatt..l,..i;d ••. ' F. ht....NICROLS.
. . . .
NO.EICIE:,Tfte aenuaf - tueetit:e Lhe
stochhohlers of the Oreat: Kanawha P tie_
oat, Coal that Lumber Connat!#. - tiaheld_it:uc,t.
flee 01 Coutter.4, - Paftersou to Pattstille.. Ott 11115.1ta•
Jauuary.lSt.h., ISGIL.at "t" o'vluck,
=' '
Jan t,, LW
ICE: .li"ropounlls,:herecofortz ri.tdived
filrui•dittg. Gang -anti other .thu'oti fur liailrtg beau' deAtriled tre, new prop wdi
bu received at this: 011106 ; up to Jauttart , • 'Ault:" For
furt,uut purtiuulniv apply:tu.Siegmrs. J011:1 tiOYNE.:tud
JACUIj GLolf.EfC.," N. Y.. S.. Coal evuxpitui's "(lake,
- rw. Mr:.DI_II4IELL!, ite*c..thi t e r ,'
Wtxxiside: 'Jan 5,,,10atl • • .•
Vial
. _ -giallo
•
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, 40
DEA?, I WE. . of. the •c 0C twi'. 3f r. "- , . Ti
I
COALS Attl D 11C07..i.- :COM r.AL: I 4 V ' ' ' • b
paiLADELDDIA.,' dannary, 3d,, 1836.- - -,The animal • 1: - '
meeting of the Stockholders.tif tturapore - intmlld Coin- ;,k - •
piny . will be held at their' office. No. 23o.Soutli Third ,•d,'- i:
treet, on MONDAY . the sth otTebruarynext, at. 1 - 4.' . 47w
. . , , .
- 0 . 0.c.R. M.. when an election will be held for seven In- : •
rectors,-to serve for the ensulhg year. . -. .• .... .... . 3 .
-The transfer hooks of the Cotnpany will be o . osed . for -"" ~. a tm 1
fifteen days prior to the day id.said election. ..
- .'" 'lnn .i
.Jan'3;• '36 ',St •-. .. • Ethyl ), ELY,'Seeretary. '. ' virc
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itte E ies - hereby given that tile pan.
, . derkiip . Lately -exi s ting . between
p. GRoFrriis and-JOHN 13Ei..11:11, - was . dissolved on
the.iul.day-of - January , 'W. by thutttal eons:eta. 'Ail
debts owtng,..to . the s4id partur, , hip and to be.rs...eitett
by the surd John Beach, and 411-demands mid
ttarthership use to' b,;. igeseuted W hint Cor"liavili.h.i..• • ,
. . • I"
•
. .. •
• THOS.
llinerSville'::Jati ,
Tla l 4 Annual Meeting of biutasooldurobt
. ."The . Jelleviou'. Oil ".Coniipnity ~et
Cluiloti, County, for tue election of Itirector,
be. Held tit the Oftici . of-the Curnpany (. 4 .• fltval•re
CiftiM' in "Cet.tre •Puti...Vine, UL". Lite IPL, dird
January, ISTa : ut. , l6'efueC.., 7 l'. AL, •
L. WIIITNEY; Seeretiri,. -
Jun ti, ~(16
. . , .
P I{o P 0t1111.LP4...-Proponalb
ceiVettup to - W..EDNEkiI..)A.Y; J C.A ICC ot,
I . ith;,. (of rebuilding .the .Utlices t(-the New r un , and
schuytkuuk":o4l.o.imploy ac k. W9misid.e. • • . • .
For turther.particulaps niko7. t• • ..
• blit•e,l6l.,D; itest. 31auxzer.
Rest. 51in:tier's 01116.,,...WuAiiisida, Jati"
Tit lE Ttatular• Annual ,:lfseting• the
Sttigtthotri.ra "of TUE!,
TlitiLl 131C:034.1'A1i • ("sawe Farm”).'eoll'be held: at
the Ottliw of the Onnpatty,' in'YutLYi tlte. uo Wedues—
daynftericion; lanuarv,. IT.. -ling,- ru.slitrl, for the
purpose ot etedlutz Fo . a.t.lJirectorslofin.l qnsifsu4 year
and fur the tratisactiun of othiti buitfuesa." •
6.1.31. L: IVlllltistior. sisiroary.
Jun I..ut;
_ .
PUB lb NOVlCE..—Wtiereas my
14'1,1,.N:sTA STgIiNER: formerly. rhuma
olTrernout, has,withuut,
just mush or proVouation. left my bed Mel board, thrre ,
tore, I.bereby.uotify.ullpersones educerneti, tiot . to•crust
'the *cad 1 0 14:CNA . erliatz;BH on my iihelittut,.m 1 wit
Thy no debt contracted . by hurl end auy one titi..tur;
tier 'Will do so at their own ri,k JOllll STERNEIi. ,
~Swathia;•Dects,., o s 5?.-3t•
kr WIGGIA..II Silk • lipz
•
who legt Nianchester, EMgland, Itoi;.4ll'
call at My Marie. he win ear - ofh tionietning to Ms al
vnntagg, from hie relatives in EEM,Tuncl: • .'
SWiLL: NORRIS; Tuscarora •
Co.. Pa
Dec 30; !.65.-,--52-4t'
V -' _______
DE SS 01. TION,-Notlce hi heieti , -. , ..•
..;
g.., eu, thatlne Co , partnershißeznti4 bez•tre,u .• •
tlni undeisizued, under the' firm' and name ~: HAI.", • '
11ii_P,N1Z.F.,1t.& CU. ,; ti this' day. die*Aved by nitita4l . - ..."
consent., HAAS "ik, BIiENIZ EH are.antherneti to ins " -/-
t liti.Lurne 'of the late fa - in in liquidation. • ' ' •;.?
. . .
. .
•.
- ' It'll- I.3ItENIZO?
. 'A: C. 31.111.:Eit • - "" 5 , ...
. .
Philadelphia, Dec. 30, .tia .. "-'. " .. . 51',3t . ' ' •
Wm
I'O ritE CITtZEIYS of POTT
VILA. /1.1•••V1C1TV11.1.'17.... • • 7,,•;;X1a
• . POTTSVILLE,..Jucv-tt, 4 - 10 h•
'Vhis andursigned linspectfally intotnni the cinzetw -- Nl: l 7i
POttarille and vicinity, that he hart opened a COAL ", Wit
VAIL D, . this: Borough: - on a lot - of'grotthd.ahese
hlviieowteu tavern; on the old-Peacock Road, amp near
the :Monetcachou:Railroad: constaet:r .
cat hand Ctial of all Itindi anti etzta and of the
quality,' (not the' onteroppinge r of:vettn9 and • ',',.y . mari
receive a:large ihare of public patronage. It ia
tuniable that a good Coal Yard has long beet' . ne•••awl• • !..',1.11
unddisigried truant that his uh• '.joh
terprise will be encouraged and sustained.- . .J3l
. Coal Weighed' liefore delivery. " • ' JO , ll
. Itosea for the • reception of orders, which wid he • . Jar
promptly attended to,, Will be - plactui a the fulluwng 'Jac
poita r tin ;•• . Ban
At4IEIMAN DOUSE,.
'FEUER'S I.IOTEL, •
'UNION Illfr EL.
'JT% SAN DE ELSON•S Deng store, "Centre street.
5A311,1 MORRIS'S Store..
DOW NEY'n - Sieber Shop, •
• iIEtSLEK'S • liutel, cor.„ littler& ('. ,
, •
)3..11ANNA...N.S Store, Centre street, • • _
SMEti BEGLQ3Store, Mauch Chunktrect
1N JifYrEL. hifiler6vile)toatt.
miLLER ,t S;trect
PRICE.LIST OP COAL PER TON:
BROKEN COAL, at the - yard, $5 44--,delireiect. $ fd
. 500 - • iiln!
STOVE • '". " 5.04 - " im
CRESTNVT" " . 3 50. 4 51
w 00, . 364
iICI.LIINGER•
July 22.'0
.., LosT; AND .FOUND.
.. .
‘LIIIIEIT--TWaa' lest •on the. - Bd List., betwete Pirt:-.
- vine aerl'SL.Ciluir,;a Bine& STEEM athr,
13
wouitrweig , ll ni)oet liao lbfi. , tiliiiever will' .
return : odd Steer to the .rubseriber, - nr give ._,
lefermatiiin where to 'ge-t.. it again ..wil 1. be •"-- ,
.lillersilly resiarded: • WM.".,KIEFErt,. •
" , Jan 13, ...iis , -2-11t,!....... _ . •.. Muluinoy eiGi.:
. .
AA ti 1r RAN D• CA la? cin6.to the:prim - so a'.
• tlie , hubseriber. at:Delaware. :CASs. TOwnebli. ,
Miner vil le,' December-21k relf ; color s6l:4*
tofu" White . fee . t.. — The owner is regnistetVto coale.for"
•wara, prove' property,liay •expenKisijuad' iirke / . 1 1 /
or it Kitt: be Sala according to law. t I NC 4 -tvh•
•. DeC .30;•115. , tit.yr
lop Tx c'E Icitors.of
.1.1. [II. - statc .. ot WILL;(ANIact% 1
ankh.klchuylkill, •fri ,slllOl.
cleceneed, bare brvn granted to Went • ( )/ 0 7
soia• indebted to said estate ate requoitiid to make
mediate. payn . :leut.and ttiose.ttaritw .dalms:againsitto:
Mule 16.inake therm known withoot. delay' to• •
• .: It4IISZCCA. ELLER: Mirainiftistliz. ,. •
Schuylkill Ilayen,•ll..c. 26, 'OZ. • I-It' -
IE I E T 0 it Itg 0 T 11..0 E ;
has received [loin the Itegister
ty. ; LettprsTrestamentary upon MU' last ',VIII mei Tots.
ment.ol I.:lVoli.Aretzood; late of the Borote;,h of Stile ,
llayou..deeeased. •A 11 peraints indebted to the e 4
ceas. - iiil are 're'onetited ' , make payment to theutdet•
ziguNl, alai an pizrsona
tonne wilt present them for rtaciem,ni in or horde° cas
first - day 01'. April next hereof, wittibut delay.
• -.C;.l.)lll.Ntitlt.. Eremite. .-
Schuyikill.ilaven, Dec '65 • • f,!;-;,t!;
. A . D.IIINIIIIkitRATION :-;
.11. as, letter:; of 'administration on the .esece 11 ,
ell Davis..late . of the 'Borough of: St. OM%
'County, - dectr.ts . cd... "have- been. {!ranted to-,lie: uses..
Signed; all Person.* indebted to the •saiii est . ..ricaref'.
quested to mitke imMeOtati: payment, and
claims or d'elnatids4gainst the e:date of the sAiii
dent...will make known the eatheAvithont';cielay, tn . ,
'Or her Attorney, DAVID A.' JONES.
WANTED.
. .
tiT A IN T situatiotia&Geberal
V - dant -of-. Coal • biioes. by ~a.perron e'he
twenty.year's experiende, at the brOdaco.
" . bilver Creek I'. 0 ,'Setiteftioll et.
Jan 13, , 66 - • • •••2•* •
.
• 1 *
' ' •
• V AN TR M. Axel, -- to $2OO PER
-for ceetieine.o. aud 533 to Via tor-Wire,
where; ti, Mir;uh , ce the.Corrnon Settee Family Si•Arxd
'Machine, Unproved end perfected, IC -r.'i7l.
etitc6, guilt. . bind, braid and. embroider heautM.
priek. ' making, the..cht,tic loCk catch ; ' u - .1
wwarrantedforthree Itars: -We pay the ab.we , 4 3
Or a vita rni.s2ion,,,fmm which twice Unit amount
Made. Addreaeocith clamp, or call on .C.; Ist) , AF.lts. a .
No: tAn. S. VIFTII Streeti.PWadelphis. Ps
AO letter niisicered promptly; withtircalatt. mudten :4.
...leo, d,' ,
WANT E :eitnntion n.‘
Y. 0,1 16". Than, a grudtige •of .E.tuarn2ol . .. ,
Business college. .I.lest of refirehce given. . .
Addtesi . Juurnal
A mituation'alikeheral
tS : atutvin. , , eleven years.experiepee
Ing "tile general_ of a telliery.• 5 . , .. 16f ' c !“
refesynee AildreLs •
123, Niner•vt a
PLI. • • t •• • • j),-3 .1;5 —M:4.•••
•
JANT Thecond - htuld
30 or 34 I heti Olin: - The highest eayli price %IP:,
.pall for 31(whinery or-scrap , . Irnu of tiny dep4PripP . e;
price paid Jon rni`nind trim - •
engines:4nd tnachlhorY 60111 kindsp.bOught. and soPl - Ll .
chnieniep;ion et the . •31nr.bitieli,PeRot ppe.Coal
11 - 4rOrtlers by mill wilt 04xive prompt att.n Ora. -
Dee 4'3,• • •• 41.1 t
.
QTEA.7/ JECIVGI NEN 'WAIN r'r E ' e
derstgliedmiotice to Vurchase.3. second-hand -•
Engines, of 20 or 30 ficoe-power , each. td rev
- • - • ' JAB= SPAWNS.
0-st
May T. 64
lgreptPrristo.--A (eiw mom. eAßnsrbiPs (ft ji
nisei and istsen.) to work on - Breakers 1'
7,"l'bart" Coat Works, (oar' mile4i west of
—"erne (; 0 •; POL . The , hizbe:fc' witgee •of the re.o
bensSelitemi V,;6.•(
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