1 t , -A-wif-•tittro ef2:7 Nsltt; - vi . ;_ - :.: rw:-:-. —MIR SABBATH. GLITESTION. 'lt is always with. solicitude especially. for 'the wcatingcliiisses( -I ha t-we : aotice . ; atiy sat tempt to infringe noon the claims and the a.uthority. 'Of the Sabbath. - We do not•take 'the religious position, although that of course, occupies the first place:, The.pulpit Is - Sable to 'show the necessity of tb.e Observance on • that ground, without the assistance. , of the press, and its strictly religious aspect is cleave there. • &Atte a Rest-day. for aman after six of toil, -it, claims our attention, and the people - Ito' only in Feimsylvitnik hilt through out the United States, should guard jealous -,ly. any change.. dod. in hia infinite wis dom, - enacted the Sabbath, - and comman ded its observance for: Marl'S physical as well as for his spiritual : necessities. Rev. - Theo._ dore CuYler says truly, that "God wrote the law of - the Sabbath on ,man's . n a- ture. No law of health , is more .clear and imperative. The body demands a respite from toil thiough full font . and, twenty hours in -every DDT ell days; even the beast of the field mutely asks for the . fourth command ment. The very prvortion of: time that is ' required. for Sabbathrellef has been fixed- by that All-wise Creator who Made the. Sabbath for Os earthly children. That time ,cannot` 'be safely altered bya moment. In the Mad era of her revolution, infidel Fiance decreed that one day in ten should be a legal day of exemption from work. But medical men pronounced that the ehange was hurtful, and that the alloted time for rest was insufficient. Goa was wiser than infidelity or mammon. It : is with apprehension of the ultimate con sequences, that we observe an. effort being made at the present session of the Legisla ture, to legalize the running of passenger cars on the Sabbath in Philadelphia and elsewhere - in the State. Notwithstanding the craving , of human nature fer repose, its great neces -shy. which is Met by God's merciful provision of the Sabbath, - mercenary men are attempt ing to change what God made for man... Our position on this question is simply this : It is necessary • for the working. -and business ciasses to have at the end of every week of • • toil, one day of alisolute, - ; perfect rest, to re cuperate mind and body„ If we legalize as is yroposed, the running, of passenger cars on . the Sabbath, the :door will be opened to legal iziag .every, other known . trade and traffic, 'and weshould soon see stares and workshops opened oa that day by those who would be mercenary enough to work every day, in the • year, even if the act were slow. suicide, •.or murder as far as their empiciyees are con cerned. The whole objeßt in this movement of ._ running cars. printing papers, etc., on on Sunday, is to make money, and as capital• always did and will control labor, if working on Sunday should be legalized, the mechan c, clerk and, laboring-men, in - consequence • of the competition in business which - exi;,;s and which would compel many in self de_ fence, to open their phices.on Sunday, would ha've to• work on that day or lose their situa tions, ' • - Now, as webelieve that erery . man, woman and child require a Sabbath; 'and would . re quire it even if there was no eternity to pre pare for, we are utterly opposed to any en actment that will deprive them of the right tO . • • the day as . one of rest or ineocentrecreatiom We are aware of the arguments generally used in Tavor of cars running on Sunday, that, the owners of private carriages use them or. • that day, and frequently •go to church in` them. This may be tree to some extent . in ,the'cities—but any per Son who has resided in Philadelphia, knows that the number of pri vate carriageS 'used on Sunday is very' few Indeed, and those who do use theta, are not generally opposed to the cars running . on the Sabbath. But that is no argument, and those who use it must be hard run to sustain their position. We all know that laws cannot be ' made in any country to invade the private rightS of individuala or families. A. man may work in his house or office the whole Sab- 1 • bath - day, and so long es he does not annoy: his neighbor, and force others to pertake of - his work, no law ;can reach-such a person— but wheathattnan opens his place of business publicly. and coMmences tmflicing on the. Sabbath day, - and holds out the example to others to do so, then the law can, and ought' to prohibit such a ttse of this day of rest. .We do not believe that - we would commit a sin, if we had a horse that had rested, during . the week, and we chose to harness him our .. . selves, and compel ho other person. to do it for us; and takeri ride on. Sunday—but atthe same time we have refrained' from doing. so'! as much di 'possible, in order not to set such an example to others, because we believethe Sabbath can be spent in a more rational way; • —nor do we believe thatreadingeren secular, . newspapers on the Sabbath day is a sin—but at the same time we do not recollect ever purchasing a'newspaper on Sunday to read, because we,could always procure those pub- fished and sold on week days, sufficiently In -" • teresting and entertaining for our Wurposes, • In matters where trade between: man and man, enters, it' is different ; Then we must consult the best interests or-the whole com munity, .and regulate by judicious laws, pub lie economy. We know that there is some labor that must be-done on Sunday ; but it is • work mainly within the flintily, and it is for t 'me common-sense of the head to regulate it so that the distinctive feature of the Rest;day • may Mit be infringed upon. The Savior of inankind,, when in human form ort.this carth, , ,J eat on Sunday, to sustain His body, and per formed works of charity and mercy on that ; day. We believe that, some work and even • innocent recreation; as for instance, walking for health, meditation or coriversa- Lion, reading papers, etc., are admissable and proper.. But in of overworked•hd the name manity on this continent, we protest against legiSlation that will if secured, oped the, door to depriving the working classes and all oth ers of their one day of rest in seven. • - • About thirty-five years ago, it will be rec ,olleeted by those conversant with affairs then, that a reat crusade was madd . against the s clergy, because a petition wet sent to Con gress by several clergymen against' carrying the mall on, the Sabbatb; because there w,as • no.necessity for doing so, and . - that it was: setting a bad example. This raised a storm against the elergY--the *Cry of *" a union of Chbrch and State" Was raised, and -every miserable politician who supposed In; Could make a little capital out of it, raised his v o i ce in favor of Sunday` mails. Col RM. John- son, the great Democratic 'amalgamator, made .a-flaming. report against the clergy, Against " a union of Church State," and . . in favor of Sunday mails. The Democracy were in power, and". they run the mails in • order to put down the clergymen, just - as the Traitors-did in the North during the Rebel lion; because ministers, raised their voices in • the North, with but few exceptions, in favor of Liberty and Union against the Shareholder's Rebellion and Slavery-but only a few years passed away when the common sense Of the . _peciplit returned ; . :the Evils ceased running on . .• the "Sabbath ,:. and now there are but few routes on which the mail is caliled on the tabliath, and these -are arranged so as to Occupy as small_ a Rortion of it as possible. The whole country, business men and all; have acquiesced'in the opinion that:there i s no necessity Tor running Sunday pails—and. we firmly belimee that the great mass of the . orderly, lati-ablding -people of the' country itilftiihicose,' as brit tieing necessary, inn- aiggaitaaßA •s6o4l quire at least one day of rest in seieii, - sea that the laws of,Godin this respect: *ought to be maintained bythe laws Made. a- man, for the beefit of alliPs.creatures. ; The advocatejt'or the.measure of running Da.3senger cars.4Sundayif say that theworkt lag pOplewant-ii so:they can go in .the count ti tOundaY rorlegreatiou„ Ibis:a slau-,,.!, der upon the-moral character of the mass of. the industrial class., T4t class istiAnrcp-gt4g people, and the rellgionsele • Ment of !Mils country is largely:: Colnp - osed of * it: Th__ , Went intiiiiiirar the kind.; 'The - 1. fiiiiiers, the profane, the idlers, the *vile, Who defy' the laws of God and and such ilk, compose the majotity of those'who_seek Innova , Lion : liais• ago' the Sitriday. Ong __tit - testion arose, as vie haVe Stated, and the moral sense or the.: people sustained a partial in some cases, totalin others, suspension of running the niailt*'*oir 'people-We: firmly believe, when the matter is _fully un derstood, Will oripUSe'en the 'ground of it not being necessary, theiiiheing*Ofpassenger cars. The Philadelphia Press,-and a few men who call themselves clergymen (truly, a singular position for such men) take the view cars should run on Sunday. We have read their arguments, tintrfaillo find. one'that is Signal ly 'Conclusive in- favor of the measure, 'while many'positively militate against the position "they have taken on this question. -God cre ated the Seventh Day and pronomiced it a day of rest. , Our Saviour declared that the Sabbath was made for MAN, and notmaid for the Sabbath. Then how .foolish the ar gunaent•that bematie the Jews kept the very Sa bbath so Strictly, that Christians should disregard it as a day of rest. The truth is, the Sabbath was - :not , .made for 4ews or for Christiana, but for MAN," - - enibracing the whole human race, and all are "entitled to its benefits. •We trust that the - Legislature will calmly. consider the -proposition that is made to destroy the peculiar character Of the Sab bath as a, Rest day,. and not assist to make an iunovatiori which 'will.in the end, most assuredly, be inimical to all classes.- The large majority of the people' of. the State we firmly, believe,* will adopt this vie* of the SundaY car qUestion. This article can be appropriatelY closed by giving some hints of the Rev. Mr. dttyler on the best methofis of getting 'Sabbath rest.— They are philoiophical and correct, and to carry them. out as - they should be; • we Must check any tendency - to enlarge-the sphere of worldly occupation on the Day. Mr. . . s _ Cuyler says:. . . • - L Avoid all unriecOSary physical labor. Do not:re quire it from employees. Do apt compel year clerks to touch a pen, or your servants , to toil in preparing an elaborate dinner to stuplfy the animal' system. -What right have yon to rob your laborer of the rest that his likivenly Father has given him? . • IL Shut the cares and occupationi of the week out of your mind. Lock np your business in vonr iron safe. or turn the key on it in your shoo., Pray don't boy stocks or sell your grain in sermon-time. Let the overloaded mind uplor a little. Care is like alcohol; a slow, subtle, fatal polsion. When worldly care has killed the Sabbath. it kills the soul. • III: To those earnest Christians who engage in 'a large' amount of church-going. teaching, and other ppiritual labors, we would - earnestly. • say. Do not give all your Sabbath to Christian activities of any kind —. Every good thing has its attendant dangers:: and the danger attendant on the Sunday arrangements ot many. philanthropic Chnstianais the toss. of nearly, all secret devotions, and quiet meditation. And heart communion I with God. With many pople there is rnore 'preaching , heard than remembered more swallowing than di- gestion---more head -work than heart-wo,k,--more I bustle than devotion. Nu one can he a hying,. growing Christian who does not feed the fountains with secret, communion with God. One of the godliest and most effective • merchants we' know , is a man who never cheats his soul of its closet devotions, and who gives a part of his Sabbaths to his faintly; his Bible; and his meditations. Ile 'comes down from his 'Sabbath, on Monday morning, into the busy world, a refreshed, pu rified, and 'reinvigorated man. • - We firmly believe, that the man, who gives his influence or vote in favor of secularizing the. Christian Sabbath in this coUntry, by throwing it Mien for the transaction of regular business, is an enemy to mankind. "Tun "RESOURcES:OF Tun tistos,"—This is the title of a lecture read in December- last, - before the. American Geographical and Statistical Society, New York, and before the American ~4.4sociation.for the Advance merit of Social Science, Boston, by. Henry C Carey, the eminent politiral econornilt. It has been * published. in pamphlet form by henry Carey Baird,• Beg., Industrial Pub:- . Usher, .06* Walnut street, Philadelphia! This able and convincing lecture has attract ed much attention. It is a conclusive expo sition' of the beneficial workings jri ' this country of.,a Yrotective . Tariff. The first impetus was given -in 1828, when as Mr. -Carey males it, a "National Free'rrade Sys tern" was 'lst adopted. Business in all brancheS, became active, and oar public deb , ,was extinguished. Its rePeal brought stag nation in business and 'general bankruPtey In 18.12 •that system •was restored, ..by the • . . ,pasiage of the Tariff Act gf that year.. Un der it inless than five years, the production of iron rose from 2.20,000 to 800,000 tons, and'l . the 'prosperity semi unbiersai. The Tariff of 184 1 6 destroyed this fabric of •presperity; and in 1857 came, the culmination 'of : the system of. Free Trade, merchants and manufacturers being ruined. Mr. Carey says . : : • • • . In the three years that followed, labor was everywht* .1n excess ; wages were low; immigration fell below the point at which it had steed twenty. years before ; the home inarket for food diminished, and the. foreign one preyed so latterly worthless that the annual export to_all the manufacturing nation.% or Europe. as has been already shown, amounted to but little more: than Sla,- -• • • Why was this, • •achy, had -not' the ftireltn demand for food grown with the growth of our depindence. on foreigners.for clOth and iron? Because the British' Free Trade.Sy!‘tern is in truth - and infest a•monopOly,one 1. Because It is hased.ori the idea of stimulating competi tion for the isle of lahnt„.and•thui enslaiing the labor er stiMulating competition for the sale Of - the fruits . of the earth, andthus enslaving every commimßyllist re fuses to resist Itl.:. • At the „moment of, which I speak, notwithstanding' the . vast :inapplleS•of California. and Aiistralian gold, - • the money value of British laborbad. on the average. scarcely at all increased. - while foreign competition-for the supply of • food to the diminutive 'British market had reduced its .Price to a lower point than, as,l believe, It hid leached forhalf a century be . The rehellion'earno, finding our, nepple•unempinyed., • public •arid '.private revenues declining:, the Treasury empty, and the public.. credit .greatly (repaired:- • With it, however . ..cable the - _power once. again, and for the (mirth tithe; to obtain, a re...establishment:of that :Na tional system required - for protection, f the men. who • had food and labor for which they needed to find a mar ket, -That - prritection 'has. now . cridured for.leOs than fiVe. years. and yet:: as has been shown, so marvellous have been its effects.thativhile It his enabled•us to give to the government four tholisandinillions of dollars. it I has so largelyndded to•the value of land and labor that, notwithstanding the' destructiOn •of •nroperty. •in the, South, the nation as ;a whole, - is this day almost twice • 'as rich' as it bad been . before. • • . • . . • The history•of the .perihd • thus reviewed May tioW • iiiore briefly thus be stated':t .•• • : •-• • • . • The :National .Free Trael The British: liionopoly System. as' establiatied 'llllS:snak e.. iv 'established In. im3; -184.14;sgave, asi-tSt7, - lf:414; 1840; : andiS57. ititit of i:s6l is unwpreparediliermeathed 'lir its'. grimes t6. give," to - Its British' Mo-Isor•••'-••• •. I • . „. • Great demand for labor.' • tabor .everyivhere sent . . mg to.be. employed. ... • . Wages high . and ' IrIoneyl• Wages'. low and money. Public and pilVate revenA public and private ivven: nes-large, - • inegsmall, and steadily de ,• . . • • . creasing. . . • , tuimigration great, and ] Immigration declining. steadily increasing, . • ' Public and "private' . rivafe' 'Public and private hank perity great beyond alt pre-irtmicy nearly untiersal.. vions precedeut,' • • • I . . • ..Growing. national' Icide- 1 .• • Giowing .national . . • Such is the history of the.past. :Let our people study it and - they will, ns I think, understand . the causes the prospertty'of the,preeent. •. That. dene: let them de: .ternime for themselves whether •• to go forward" In, the direction of individualandnational irulepernionc, or In that 61 growing dependence,' both national and individ. • Of the amoinit yetid by the British 'people for sugar, tea. coffee, and tobacco, not even hth'.psrtrench es whO. produce those artielet •The other seven ! eighttut are 'divided hetween the - govern ment and the: middlemen, the termer taking tittle sh.ut of a 'hundred millions of dollen.: This it .is that Ss called - free-trndet Under it the producer of ,cioth finds himself deprived of the.•power to buy sugar. while the surr prodecerlgtvamdted because unable to buy him- We, have not space to give in detail the irguments which Mr Carey uses to show, tbat "Tr'tional Free Trade 7 is the Arne Sys tem. We wish that we had, fOr on this topic Mr. Carey has no - superior in this or any other country. We must content ourselves with directing attention to this painphict, and hoping, .that, 'a llome Labor League in our midst, may yet aid in its general, circuit'r tion among the people,"who -cannot too - thor oughljr understand a System .- which has' de veloped_tbis country to an:extraordinarY gree, and to which We are indebted for onr passage through a trial extraordinary. Tar he; pond any to which any nationo" the world had,before been subjected.:., ' , Cowolos write , ationy,mous 'letters; and . make threats, anonym ously. , The latest poi : troonery in.. this _,. line, 4 ,ls the sending 'Of at thresteniug letter fp:Hon.-George W. J . !lima, of Odiamt, at Washington, enclosing a large . ) piece of a negro scalp, with the hair attach ed. \VT believe tliat - the: fellow' who did that would be afraid.to face Mr. JUlian, or any other hotimlt than; -in a threatening No brave nortioneraide man 'would tie guilty, Of the 'set • - - • - hat gate . bilefficilie - ~UttC gratifying' fact thsi on Thursday of last week the National owe of Representatives panned Jodie Batley's 1 14 Prciridhlg,4trat in the District of Cohusibis DO person shall.bb thewinakfteelftotaTo ting !ferry election he141,-therstiti, on inconnt, of eorrsk, - now and iiipott" bY yid* it *lord : kelt enakied by thetensfell)d Mai*. of Remieie Wires of the States of America In Cougtwo a...- aerobia& That from all laws and parts Gnaws preterits inn the .qaatmeations of ehonors for Amy raw fn Distriet ina flotble, the :word "sMte” pd and setae is *l , -**i etricken ont; and that host and:: after the passage of this art re peso , * ;!halt tedttptialitlea ,ItomYntinif MARI electioaheid4" hes6 * - P 5411 "° amount of _ Sec. 2,4tes. WU Preset ettaezett. Til*t aft we ot, Congr 's , `and 'all laws of the - State of 'Maryland to forte in .said . District. and , all ordinances of the cities of Washington and Georgeonrs, ineonaistent with the fer4riaions of W ind, are hereby repeated end annalled. Thi.Note--:yeas, 116 ; st—was 111.3 O . Ailit y ain,Ga rfie . . • rTY l . • .orth • " • • • - .• ' Patterson; • Ashley - o[ 0610." .Perham,, Harding, Banks,. •Hnrt, Bicker, }l* s es,; • :Pomeroy,. 'Baxter, •:, Blaine ;_ .. HnhhCll of taws. RalUns, ShPliatxtgc Bm k l and , Jencks 314866 ,...11.:, ".:: • Clarke Of Ohio. Clarkeotßaitesti,:Kelso,„areo s, . • vraocis Ketcham...Cobb,. •g .• C4)3k.•Cullum. 14 1-a wr rerr eilce ee.„ tan Aennaa. Dawes, : ' ' •' Warner, - • ' • • • •• •' • washbunt.o.y. Deirees,..' • • ' 44rs t 4 " •° ' . • Waihharo, Mass. I)emiag, • DleGln g, Welker. ' ...Went:Worth," • Dixon. 31'rca ' . • • Williants,. Dntineity, • - 31 : 00 :1ti i r. :0.40.1.. ElrkloY.• 3l orris Windom. • E ' l i ist°° ' . • r Woodbridge, ." . :Farnsworth; .• My 11 ; . . Ancona. . Hill. • -Bedford, An e): ngan. • 'Randall of Pa., Aside): of . Hubbard, IV. Va. -Medan of Hy.; M•njamin, , .Ttublinrd; N. : T.:. Ritter, • Bergen, • • . 'Humphrey, J.11. - Thveis, - • . .Ikeeer, - Johnson, '.. -MAN • : Jones,• • Shanklin, Chanier. •.• Herr, • •• Eitgreavek. Dawson. • ' • Smith. . Denni.ori, . Latham, ~ •• . .. • Eldridge, Le Blond; . Stronse,. , Farquhar, . . • Taber, Flock, • • • liteCullongh, . Tayler... Glosatir nner; McKee.. • Thornton, 'O, - ;‘,4le at.,. • • - Niblack. , . Trimble, • •Crider,• Nicholson, Van HOT'n of Mo. •Ilarain ( .4 KY-; , . Voorhees,*. , Henderson, • Phelps,: Winfield, • The Senate it is' anticipated , adopt; this bill 'that body being at the seine - time hiTor of an additional prosision; imposing, penalties upon . . any who 'lna' , interfere rith its operations: There we do not „doubt; be perfect :harmony be tween the 'Awe Houses on this iniportantques7 . tion; If the pass both l3ortses,.tbere . is little. doubt that it will feu:lye the . signatnre of the President,. who has axpressesl-himself in . la-. Tor of such 'legislation by Congress.as -regards the District of Columbia. ••• .' . - • . . .-• . , • Of course-this !Leticia -of Congress .affects only Washington- 'and. Georgetown, and ofeir inimecli: 'ate vicinity, - The right. of- no: State . to preecribe tii - qiiiiltfreations of Fits, elcctois; is touchOd, - . It is•as our 'coteruporar%, , ; the - Bncks County Intelli gence,. mays, the forMal-recognitiOn bY'etir tional law,, upon the national Zomain, of the-prin ciple of natural equality asserted by the Declara-, Oen of Independerme.* p,:is . .a.nOther-itep - On the Way.teward a pure and true dernocracy, wherein mot may be est - ecirted accurding.to Wiedora, intelligenee.,and north, rather than by the acci-. dental standards of ,birthr Or.. color: As. such it must encounter bitter ahnee and grate..upon har darted prejudice, but . the progreisive spirit of our people will not .be datinted: by such a prospect.-.--. We.havetlonewith'slaverY,•tive have cast it be hind qu'ai . fatiil to our- safety and - unworthy 'of existence—and we erectiow free to.bring to 'their 'Ust conclusion the-noble _doctrines upon 'which . .. • . our nation'la foundeo.. Thu'atrUggle may be a Jong slid hard . Une,.but the - end is sure; Success is the r kiiy . to ,•popularity, and : the, dsy. ma* 'come wll6u the deadliest cuemies'ii .Universal suirragd . will - be transforme4 inteits most eagey advocates. A POLICE ' SYSTEM FOR SOPUTYrscrur, A. corregpohdent,'sendS us a plan fora pa . systw in..t.his County.. .We have not spacestdirisert his communication at length and nelaiivieWs meet our own on this sub- eet, we . 50)1 t4erf . i . lirfetly: before. our read- era, Our correspondent says that we ih6uld have here an, energetic,, skillful and fearless chief.(if Nvhoeshould divide so-nauch of the dount3i as may be"necessary; - intopo lice clitricts of spliable size,,in eaeliof which should he placed one or. more good detective poliCemen; In some of these districts it may be necessary to have two or , three whko shall live near each other aid act together, and in : that way be,lti Protection and assistance to end, .other, • These officers : should 6Fry. men •disir;c2, and if .finy . person needs watching, he must ho, watched:' Every des perste character mnst:.be spotted, and con thmally shadowed, .and sal hiS acts rinist be noted. If he leaves his district but for a sin gle day, the 'officers must know :where he goes tO; . and'what for.. If a stranger conies into any,distriet; he must bp.spottO at' once,. and his, history and 'character looked up, and ;all bad charactersideach district must here- ported by the officer to the-. Chief of. Pollee, Who shall keep a conviete record (If. alr eases, and furnish a list to l all_tbe officers' in the County, with the names and a complete de scriPtioriof all these' men. .. ' The police shouldil3eassiited as fur as pos sible by the husines4 men of the'CountY and completely backed nit? by a regiment: f picked 'cavalry; scattered over the County, in squads and companies:'_ This system mist be Made Bo strong and effective as to protect itself as well.as the public. . , • With such a system as this, everyman in the County would be protected, and it would be next to impossible fora rogue to escape arreat. 1t may be argued that. it Would be impos sible to find Men in the County-to compOse sucks police force. In re'ply, we would say that there arc .some tit 'men here, and we must ituport the rest. The large cities of the country are full- of such mien who could be emplo,yedin'the busine.ss. Pay -, theM a fair salary, and .a premium on all arrests and con vietions, and tve• could get plenty of them. All that is needed is a WILL in the matter. • 'there is no better police 'system in the •World than in the.city of Poston, and her offi cers are paid only $l4 per week. We•could hot expect to - get men here for, that price, hut 'a fair e,ompenSation ;would obtain them. As we observed aboVe all that is needed is a will, Let the people petition the Legislature to pass an act enabling them to establish such;tt• 'system-and: all will .. be - easy: . The business men would be Willing. to be taxed one-fourth Of their income, if necessary, to get. protection - for, life and property. - After sucha system has been established long enough, (and it would not - take very long to get, into working order,) :.we -believe its' workings would be The Committee appointed at the late meet is -. ingof our citizens , is at , work, and we-hope ' soon to hear of, practical and effective legis lation in the matter: We lope that a' plan similar to the one submitted by. our e.orres pondent.,will be adopted. Ws:the best o. e that w e: have seen, so far.,; A rabsEctrno.tr. • The cobdition of affalrg in this County, as regards lawlessness, is' known to be deplor , able. Re.spected citizens leave - - their_ homes in the morning, and are brought back rruir tiered i• robberies on the highway are con stantly :repeated; 'citizens afraid : sf their lives, are leaving the County, and it isalmost impossible'ta obtain men to superintend col so-fEarful are they of roletce. 'The laws tire inoperative; and life and property were never tit such danger as at .this time. ' Two weeks since in an article On the murder 'of Mr. H. H.'Dunne,-without the remotest intention of - libeling.,any portion of theja diciarYsf this County; Or any particular offi cial, we commented on: this state.of affairs,' wbich We thought to tie' truthful, and which vie know, - met the yiews of, ajarge portion of the eommunity: It was written with-the 'public good' and the' hope of seeing:reform instituted, 'solely in view, for it Is well knotin - that the general enforcement of the 'swain .certain sections of this County, is extremely lax. Nearly twei weeks after the appettrante of that article,im action for libetwastrooett, ' and 'We have been held to answer. - This.' a matter in' which • the entire , people 'at the County are interested If the press Is to be silenced for - criticism on public affairs,' Set t uatOil alone by the Rarest motives,. then _anti property.willin the. future. be mom In qteettre titan ever in Schuylkill . County... extensive producer of , iron at John.stown, Pa, whom The . Vnening Post_ saw - fit to .have a tilt with. Mr. 'Morrell mints upon his assaitapt, sayslin substance f. "The vest.ionNif, is purely a labor question, since the cost of syton: drama le Mutest entirely - made up ot Itttgb!VE wich-produceelt; eau:Mike iron aiNigiiesul: nry_Bnosh tii k li,ll - 3*-snitatipply*F. ,4l .,ar 'bar at the prices %hi* psYlit.4-.-•tr...4. 4 .??: pas more than - 18101 4 16. 4* -porting my4ronicOthailttnit s about the tainteaa th*OnifibzollC - •4'• ;from the prothusitra • v *take icon witAwmt,* - tbllfeib , 4krt ableWitti - „; la* Pe-1 . for ililajtattypittall* rival,psys less than,- $l. • -Wheri yini*trierAilifee ihti"Tcminpew -.eitheribst kethettivoll rinake iron at or that- my - workmen shall, re:- :meiettiwriderewagite my British rivals t which is it . seems to .na. - that Mr. 'Morrell—though elk - algae& Min. rare ly, and net *logician liv - :timitWipnts yoppo: .oents :into eldileitane eilterefriet/tberealt . w. 3 l th; ilifaCialty , artriaste theniselres. Unquestionably, !dr.:Merrell puts the peg . tionim a light in whicl an can-view its , merits clearly.. Le,t the Ffee_ - Traders carry tfieir point, ..antFt . - will close svery, ironproducing-, establishment in the country, iserionaly.-affeet every:nchpt r has loess, • and throw out ofeinioleYinent "nisi& thou . sands, of workmen. FFocluently,. ; _• . placedbefore the Free. Traders for their -c9 11 7 . , - sideration; views shriller to' those advanced to strongly.y Mr. Morrellin fever of Pro tectii.g American Andusiry, and they have • failed invariably, to show how, our,- manufac tures ean"competusuceessfully, Without hav ing a - protective:tariff, with 'the products of . the-.low Wagis of :Europe. When Free Traders can.ShOw us conclusively, -how we can do their . views d ill command tion.--.'blot before. This question of Protec: tion is a matter of bread and-butter, comfort able homes, 'decent clothing, and edireation-,' With our people. When. they am command them withoutsProtectiori,;tkey 30ssrs. _Free Traders, listen to ; your views and -en tertain !herd-favorable.- This nractietil matter, which the workingmen of this coun try very well understand. ,‘ • • • • . goat gatairo. • . Alta • - • - . • auN moozes'air4i4Gts. 27 S LIMAS; • 15 5'4: . ,Pull .31 ••11 54 litiVg. ?s Sus DAY.... •• • I 14 5 13'Last -8 4. 6.evirg . MoNnmr..... '7' . 13 6 'l4 bre* ..16 41 cirtrg 30 . 3'ur5n...T.... ..1216 IV:First •114, 23 3's3eTn'g 31 Wrorimuay. 7''i2;s• 10 IPOII M. 3p • 3. . 52 evu'g Tutreraiiv. , .. ":7':1115. /11 •.' 2 Patime IU 6 •19 • , - • ' gratifyieg pharacter, beint. .the Alethinlist Episcopal Church, Tstnagtta. •-: , . . . . :.4."renitar .o experienced at. ,Ite,v..J . ."T. 486 To-rnorrow.--‘Fourila Sunday cd. the year.— Septuagesima tilunday: Dafsi length, 9. !MUM and.s4 minutes. . • . • . • .. . . . . . . . . . •We'itre-,reeinested- to, state., tha t'on.tht; dayi whet' there'is skating at the Pack; &red flag: will be hoisted on the poln,at Centre and•llahantango . _ . . . . Preseidatior.L. , -„ , Tho - Members of. the, Citizens` Brass Band ofHayen; have - presented to their . leader, J. - Kline, a silver . ihstrument, is 'a testimonial of Weir esteem ' ' • . . • , On Thursday four boys 'nimed.MeGnire, Don- ohne, Rodgers, and Murphy. - were- in -$2OO each Ili: answer the 'charge of asnaulting neat aft. each. 'Frederica Marks,and Mary Itionfeh: , Meer Smith niade the . . . . ;i1 'new and fairly executed c'eunterfekof the tWe.nty.fiVe:cent: postage currency has . made, its appearance. .- In view: of the large number of f u med Treasury notes now in.•eirenlation,, it viii be Inund adVisabie to exercise 'extreme .daPii 44 in: aking .anylnf this description, particularly by , . Cript.//toger at the Pottsville Owl . Yard, is „durnlyinc, ,a • fine. artiele of .11ecl and White:: -Ash Coal, for . dottiest ic purposes, at: reduced, prices: The Catitain. has established an excellent- tusi nese, and hd deserves it, for his great endeavor. id 'give ‘satisfection to 'his., customers.' Seer. hid price', list in another column. , , - . Harry IL 'Das i ivlio has., been exhibiting his Panorama of 'The . Affierican "War, in North. 'and South . W„ales,.and in seVeral•bounliesin Eng= land; during the past eighteen. mont re trirti to this country in the Spring.. He. has, trti are pleaSed to learn; been very stteressfnl.His nntneromi friends be gratified ' to kootv' thathis health je . excelle • , • •- . . The Yew Fifty (Ann! Xefrs.—The'n'ew fifty cent nbte just issited.4 . • the Printing .Bitrean' of -the TreasurY Departinimt i .is-similar:to the old.ene in sizo,'aiid 'ciaore:from it only in having a- fitiely, engraved • picture Of Oen:. gPinner,. .and being slightly'altered.in its' typographical .appearatice; thridegireOf, thn''Dcpartment to i - call-in motes Of the denomination mentioned, in order to redeem the - -gentiinn and :destroy: the immense amount of counterfeit.,fifty 'cent fractional . .. .. . . . . . . i 'Proinpf...fekinent..—L-..0n thol3th .nst„ a hones in llinersville; owned be john.Quion, *as burnedcldwn.. . fiti the 23th the loss was paid in bash by Robert 0, Ain,: agent of gerchants7 Inaranee CainPaDY , Hartford; in wbh:li. the..:Pr9PP:rty. was insnroil.•• .TlLis . .is the manner irf which Mr. Hill .does bIIF/Def , .., . Lossen'tliat.liiin*.i in' any Coni pany..viitii ,'Nvideli_ ha is . connected, _he 'settles prciriiptly. :11cnee hia'large and rap . i4ly, growing • • . . •, I), Torrey's nrigintil pout, :entitled ` l .Abont - the . . Stars,". readdieforo the Pottsville De bating 'Club on , Monday evening. last; .-‘‘ as kfine affair and well received.% Thoquekinn lie opinion, the real Sovereign . ort,he World ?" discussedby 'Messrs. 'Walker, Cake and tiin the aflitinative;aricl Messrs: Shertrian;.Frazeu and Burlingame in the' negatiyo: Order:of 'exercises for next Monday evening.. :..Lecturer, Qty,•stion,- . !`-Shonld liniversal kiffrtzge.bo established ?" . „ . . . F91.1.4n.nt0 I:sea frmit. sei - finnt. _lnfitiy;—On Thursday. laSt: as Mr. 41 :: tiiiyder . was driving two horses attached to a . sleigh,"down . .l7tiiiiii just -hehind..a . enn horSe 'sleigh,. in which were seated Mr.:Eli Miller,. of Blythe Township,• .and Itis.dangliter Blary-; aged aboitt:k4 y'eari3 the bit in the mouth of one'of his : horses broke.' SnYder for the moment, lost control. of the.ani . mats, and the"..tengue. of..hisstruck/dr. Miller's, upsetting - it; Alias ; Was caught underneath.. She: waifconVeyed,ui the 'residence . Mr. A:Mortimer, where it was 'found that her injuries were fortiiiiatelyyslighL . • r.. . . . . . . . . . . Sicrprise ". Thursday 'evening,' 18 h the members of the Presbyterian gburcliat Tarnaqua, and.other ftioads, visited - the! parson 'age,- ter the purpose of manifesting their esteem, 'and affection for their paster,"ltev. - Wm. Thomp;, • Son;.aild his family :This they.did.hY their deeds as well .as wer&. , First replenishing,,theWehen, roont, ...to., with the good things ' ohis life,: and then, in a very beat - speech; . by Mt.. Goo; .Wiggan;. presenting their ... pastor -with 'a .purse lined withl2o.s. ThiS we understand' is in addb- Hon s7f} which hatl.been recently . Presented to .31r. and Mrs. T.' . The - visit was' altogether ected by therr,.but'none • the less gtatifying„. - -- Phey desire.too return .theii sincere thanks -thetrfriends for this and former,kindnesSes , • • . . The T'eenfi Atarrison has certain -ly sneceeded in 'Organizing Onebt ,theinost talant 6d.companies that °Or perforined.bere. - theweek he has presented' a snecessiOn of-novel ties, with.ciato of greaf - -excellebee. .liishOnlies 'have not heenlLS good, aa.they should have . beim, Sleighing and other aniuseinentsiiiterfering some. what with lithe attendance:;; MeSsrs.Fanhin, pie, iinderot,t,Johlni3on; LeVere.and'Harrison;are ns : t • excellent, actors in their tex,pective while Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Fannin - andMrS. ford aru talented anti pleasing..Last - njght there :wad a brilliant atidience. - ''To ! night a fine - bill- offeredHobert Macaire, In - and Out of , Plice,,and - -Ole, 'Clear Girl of 'Onba. • .The Should be Crowded. On Monday einifing - iiext.nimiin and' Pythiad. Will be. played, , with Mr: 'Fannin as- Da -1 inon,•.: and Mi.% Ferris' first'. appearance) , as. Pythias. • tin complete a ciimpany..as .Mr: -Harri etnia should . attract - ernivded hcmsee'nightly,'and . .vrelrepothai; the remainder: of tho epason in. th is. reeneet;.*ill' -Meet- Mr. Harrison's • Mmeetationer Give him a- huniper . Bold. Attinpt at' Rohbei-y gear fore Carbon.—On 3foriday afternoon' last. Aleut' ..4 o'clock';-as Mr: Edward Mulligan of Philadelphia, was driving around the .sharp bend - in the . road about half a mile above Pt. Carbon,lei.ding.to New ho hadoccasion'to Stop and get out. Before he could re-enter the vehicle ; two men'ap • ornached-him,.anil one:asked him, "what tine tzt it ?" Mulligan; .nnstvimiciona of - their pfirpose, ,took out his watch: and told them: One :of..the men then said; prntty:.good watch you have there it' :"Yes," replied Mr.. M...,*jokingly: and, still ignorant . / if their purpose,, `pretty good fora 'poor man:! One of the oxen then quickly drew- a knife andliniged at the facet of Mr M., initiating a se vere gash just above the left aye. - Half an inch. veer, and the, eye..wonld.have heen tdestreyed„...._ r. Mulligan had no weapon except a Whip. which held in his band. With the. handle or that he Xriookea &rill both Of •the men in- rapid Bupces '.eiore. and springing into his vehicle, drove to Port Carbon...The'robbers ebtaiiked nothing from I.lr. ffi 'A bold attempt; - ithowing-that our roads are not eafet day , . ' . ' . Soldier! , of Schuylkilt,Cowdy, who Phrlicipoted in. the:late an enthusiastic meeting beld'on the. evening .If 'Thursday; the 25th inst., At tsthe etyma of Gep. Henry Plessaitts;'where were representatives from all the different organize lions whighlatelyrepresented the .County in the army, it was • •• • : Resdred, .Thilt: •id 'organization of returned Soldiers be established;in this : County; the ribjeet of which' shall be to Petpetnate the friendships' and, associations which haft been. formed. iu the army, :and f i and to aid and . Imstect in. every • way . the . best :interests ote members. • •• .• With; tbE.B43. objects' ' a -committee. of Willett, cid. Iticeirgriclas chairmen, watt s.npsdnt e I, whose dtity.is toHraft a constitution'and hy laws,'and submitfhe same Warr adjettrned meet ing which will:be'hsld,ist the. same plaCe 1119 the former; on Tuesday evening, the .10th rust; • ' • The'nridersigncd, members of a. comniittee.ap pointed to draw up and present , Larr sddrige . f o r your consideration, will dcrso more - fully at wfu ' r The necessity for such an organization boa long :been lett faille Ceuta% and now that' itis being 'inaugurated, thc committee and: Ill*earnestly 'cellar, their iEda corn*nons-iii-armittq co-operate ,with,them in the movement:: • . lizsrairPs:islairrs, 771;`,Tirstel.:XicpatFf„:, of. President Lint6lti,. a man,' a 13tInutei,:tra.a arrested in this Bone* cordined - lre the -Viuitokit...3lanahai,' Ana finally taken tiq ,Phitadplrs-InrCenspicion of being•the assassin svaa en .toecinently released; Ina wci ver-; vthen,we . ltpa to up itt-Philadela <r iva, charge4tti _gout en!?an .of BaCtudax -*Se . • • • .44 1 t.! .1110146 1 . :' ll66l Zurl° lll - I, e - : 4081 - , -. 1 *143".W,r-abOV witness-calleit'irAut 4.3C.HttaitalwatnaJnatittldAtaittata , Wa lnat, Worm') 'Gorges deposed - that list spring kernel `Pe..debenikostatPottav,, just after , sthadhatitarof Vrcigi.- 'He. -bail . registered hie name atPeimaylYania Hall: in thattown. as •tlteril. Booth Ccciu."- He is not , pane:the- seisaesittA?oll'in Sappeaflonce4dstviaii arresiteMhexolgeon - the saptxid-t tioo that he-visa the Saiinlere, Ideoseit: Wben taken: • 4Oto eittodY he alive the name of•Georue.B:allac.` Sec' end 'Lieutenant:in Company C of the 13thrilh!Oill Beat then .. He was subsequently released_ .• It was' not dodged that he bad be& hitkihierfatintentin question ulitha gain period. Alter thei.corps reached Rolla, • flowerer, beippekred Jo be eutirely.ateta asittr * Al,, 'Alr. Joshint T. Wellik: clothier. Arch tareet, aboVe Filth tft-tifieti that on-tbe 93d of November Atte prison - er ordered at bis_pitme end wilth7=elare uni ' ortn. : He said ttah „hitt ;:waklitedair TOCOOk. Ohio,- There& waato be - fin fled three.days. The : prisoner stiniped then at Astilaqd , House. •When the cizaheeyferedone , • iveaseritAti the defendant . • taeotne up, --that the shoulder stripe ;might* properly adjusted — Wove found that defendintlutUdeparted; I..tutettadleft dlieetioturthaithe,trultabotddhe forwardz. ed Wheeling. Ira. Thiamine done., .SnfibequentlY tut . envelOpe- , was :received . by witness ' &Mt: Per eltPn , endonsettas containing 4135. • There . was 'nothing: fa it eireptlng font eostagestamps. three sheets, of paper, scribbled over- with memoranduratu• -And a 'letter to lsomebody *town( ,sayiitg that • Ids, haute address would be Browusville. Texas, • •31r. John Obeli.. thi..2289 Spring Garden sheet, tea tided that about the same time he had met the .peetdi • general c: that the defendant had represented hintself as the victim Of an adroit picirpocket, and ondrely out ot mober.",Siffteesa•Abaned7. tdralitk - viymetit • etiiiitlch. was promised inAile*,„daya4.....attea...43lPee 'ofjtitne,. -Ceinchiding that - the loan had. been forgotten, and not. surmising that he had heat duped the whams mote. .4; the real 10ealieCooh...it Steubenville. , Chia: . This'sef Ontario: general - to ferreting tint the litiPoster....Gen:ll‘..ooo l o ll PrOinia ,- Persona , Plso aP-- - neared heroic the 'Alderman yesterday . • He deposed. . that the defeedant;was not related to his family, nor to soy of its brancltea t that:he Natio knowledge of taro . except such as be had gained iri:idve4igating the 'swin dles above referred to. no defendant appears. outside of the exercise of this "juirtieolitrA m of rascality, to bare Verylittle wit..: Heyitte fully ' Mud Human Blezw.diter Bdakylkilltviiiity:".l3n d'r. tbiS heading ? . i4L.11...7'.'" writes to.thei Chester (Pa.)' SePublican;...from. this placc,k;.as -1 It:writes earnestly' and truthfully, Inviting' that the enridition of affairs in' certain 'seething of this . County; can exetto the . intlighation - and rernop straticia Of even a catintil visitor.: • , •.' • . • .Pcivrsintis, Jannaryl3th.lSG6, . • Ma. WAtvsa..—lfever there-watia solemn duty rei , t- Ina on' anytommuniti•io protect itself fromAlendish outrimas, that obligation rests on the eitizensof Schuyi ltill-coanty,..containing,, aisle well known: 'a class of laµ leas banded tegetner.lecrettY.toth to corn.; mit - and : toe conceal -the evidences iaLerime, 'who . *ter to take the life of a. human being...isiber• than to do a small personal' injury beimese;• thhri• minder is com mitted it is impossible to obtain proof sufficient to"con vict the guilty. and.thecotiflaare ;has powerless to in . Inditeed M'A•vrite.tlifel from hearitig - oefregnent Murders, in this vicinity:tutu:tore especially Mi.:mount of one perpetrated near this Borough, on the evening of the AIM Ins., which,' hi .Ite eitild-bltoded and:Mealy .charneter,,stopasfti • perhaps:: • most others * - In the tall catalOgtte of' the bloody record of this' county; ' A'gen-' tlem'an of. this town, named •Ilenry IL Dunne; superin- Aendent of a eon ciimpanyvivorks,. a few Mites wr, who, in attending. to his buton&iis; Morally - drove oat .frorit Pottaville in the morning at:titre:tuned in the alteration. • On his oniq horrie . that eveuir,t,ty the Minetsvtileroed. • nbout.Atmlie.froin town, on thorotighfat i e 'Where lieu-, .plenre constantlytrivenna: be-waa waylaid by three or, tour cowardly assassins, and deliberately shot.through .the'head.aud bode in fireplaces. Mr- Dunne, few" moments beime. had passettti(VillgOn containing two or three perspire,. going theme direct -These per-. Sens state that iftert*haarro. itshOrt distance ahead they heard some shots'ilred.and on coming to the place, •'saw Mr,Duune's.wagon, and heard him say, "I ate MI11" ; dered they saw three men who pointing Pistola at .theM told them -to goon or tlieferouldierye them the _ same way"... These persons eitede.baste.to reach Bette.: • ville and, glyeAlMalarm.. After leaving the - place they heard more reports of-fire-arms. in rtahort. time 'the the lifelesii hotly of Mr':Thanneiwas.feund in the middle of the road in a pool cif hlood. had Plased over, the' roadtn Blinerseilleln•the stage afew hours before, and on illumine , early: the' nextmorning, saw the bloody • place that loiiked as if a terAhle butchering had been .going On; The horse attache 'to, the . Wagow.dripping .: with blood, ran borneni*Pottsville.• ' • Mr. Drinneopossessed•Me attachnient. and esteem of. *the, per(pleliere: iu an:entracte!: degree, and. his awful 'anti violent death has caused: great'exiatement , The villains took nothing from his peisiin 4 be leaves ' -.children whose mother died about a year 144. - This is 'the' fourth murder, and' 'attempt to rapider , ' Within the' • hist few months, 'or those connected with this sane col liery—but the guilty are not found'. • • - • "In view of such facts. ought 'any people to stand still arid.onietly let these, things. go 00 ? , And this, *when . , hot one "among them is Safe? • Why. sir., itl was a rest-. dent of this county. and 'could command any influence. I would call the'pecipleof the County . together.inviting. especially the Coal operatora,:and -erideavor.to: form 'a vigilance committee of the best. men of the county,•with • authority from the *hole body to act jest as'.yraa dope r • in Calliornia once so effectually.." • While it is to the bilking:honor of, this county that a portion - of her citizens were the •first. to reach the:Na tional Capital to defend itfrem ar.med treason, there is .no evidence on .record,. along with the bloody email s.of ' Schuylkill eonnty..tliat her men hive had nerve enough. to pridect themselves fr* s . wholesale butchery withih her own borders. - .,Thet been . but otteman Ming in the last twenty years. a d that one a black man, ,whp• ..shot aMnrderetz.., If anything -additional were wanting . tiyareinie the People, they Can find hr, in:, an infainona editorial, published' in a paper' berg this morning. 'lt is too long for, On to, print, or I would send it tar you. ,It charges. "Me American - Pet - iple with being a 'nation: of • Murderers." caused by "fanatics. in' Congress:: on the rostrum,' in the pulpit, and throtigh the public press,.' and says: further- that the: people had, been educated. by these fanatics into a belief. that an enefny no rlghts..nrid - that -i lbe e ff ect - °Vilna doctrine led . tO the tragic death of Presldent Lincoln".—nearly n whole cot- . - nom 'of such villainous expressions, under the head .of . The - Murder - of Dunue.., - In the local' column. • of .the sung piner the:following, which' been pro. ' nceincedanmfanious lie:: '-It is Said that Mr.. Dunne had made himself very obnoxious 'to the petiole hi the . ..etrinity of - Ite.eksc.iierviDe, by toning women and.child •• ren out of their houses.; inthe depth of winter,. to make regal for soldiers.•• - For anYmnn to publish- such an • 'article, inth face of. an outraged community , should - only add. that, none but a coward would say that a few' • more feet of hemp mlebt not be judicidualy used. ' .• blued writing the-foregoing:a meeting. : has.been held in: the Town Bath' this: evening.—The room was filled. to Overflowing. and • ainong. the.. number - present' were many. of the oldest and' most respectedcitizens.. Be yond same very good" expressioes..of several* speaker s, . • :.nothing looking like an ,adequate remedy likely to. luti come of it. A cmittee•WaSappointed to prepare and submit a plan of action at a future meeting. • _ It seethe to me very Blain- that the...question hasbeen. effecturillysiettled, that when theAkritten taiv'ettrintit be* executed, there is a taiwerin the people tp.pmteet their :lives- and their % rights: for the experience.. of the Peat five years has prtived„ that.when. over more thin half of the settled territory of the Union, traitors: murderers mid thieves were rampant and defiant of all authorized povver,Lictier; thy doctrine of " Crier:Mtn 't• was Si• watchword echoed by them and their Pllpporters all over the land,.. the -Anielligent; ordei-abiding,..but honest - and fearlesic:riorthi of the people, were tinfficient l .fOr the "ocataion.. and their." arbitrary. proceedings hme . stteceedeffl.. This principle bf.action beets to be applied on a scale to this county, to restore the'po.Wer.to' execute the Civil law. ••• , - ... • • • A correspondent in the " &treat. te-day,' says that "more than. one hundred mardeM. have been committed in this eminty. within the past three yeari, and not a Single criminal - has been brought to Justice.. And why?' Because'•witriessea dare hot truthfully tes tify,rirjuriirs fearlessly convict, only . at the risicarneet ing tim.same fearful tate.Therefore. 'so fir as regards . high crimes in the county. the law isdead letter. • Gen. O. W. Davis. of :New York,. President of the 'New. York and Schuylkill Coal Company. niurethro has .offered a reward Of five thtariatti, dollars..for - the mar-, derers of Mr was preSent at the meeting, and triode some excellent remarks. offering:to largely assist in eny.plantheeltizens.may devise to protect their lives and propertY. •*. -•'• • - _ • . ST. CLAIR'.AFFAXR9.. Mr-ssas , Eunoits.—The . ,'Citholies. here; built a- large..and • hr. Asome:: church ' this town, lately. T.he brigerneot .has.' been 'fitted pp for school-room, which was- occupied:sae "suCh, thia weals',—ne.t . as a public school,.and not supported by-public 'funds.' but, stinported. by, • and. - filled with Catholic childeen „only. Wr,:•in - . this :town, have g,ood,lsukcssfitl teachers ; therefore it could not •he for the want of good teachers that. the Catholics are . .talting this Step,. lint it is to bring :their children - up in . religions instruction, , The number of. Schelars which. attends publie.-Schnol iii consequoptly, - be Considerably, diminished..: . . Sr. CLAnt, Jan:'•2stli-; 18136. • .. • • • TO • Coun/nutptstrea.--Tho advertiser, . having been restored to health in .a few:weeks • by a very :sim ple remedy, after suffered for' several -years with: Er A everlf lung .affecti4n, and that dread disease:Con , snmntion—is anxious, to make ' known to his fellow , ' sun (Ter* the means, of. mire. •‘. . , • •To 'all who desire it, •he will.send coll.-EA' the.pre... script ion used fftee.of ehtitge), with the' directions for ,prepariEni and using the - same, which' they will find a ctrrtK . for C”Nlir111'71011, AsraMA.' Coims, and all Throat: and Lung Affertiorie; .The nnly.object of the advertiSer 'in - rending . the Pre: 'scrintion is to benefit the afflicted, and spread iatorma .lion which he enneAves- to he invalui tle, and tie hopes every.sulietur will try.his.vemedy. Em it will cosOlnen nothing, and may prove a Waling. •• • ' Parties ivishiw thd prescription: rarei• -by return mall: - will please address Rev: EDWARD A: WILSON: ' Jan, '27; . Williamsbargh, Kings : but T iue.—Every: I . :lung : laity and gentleman in the' United 'States can hear •sumething very. Inech.to their- ndvaritage hy retell) mail tfree of charge.) by addressing the undersigned. .•Yhose having 'learn (• , f' being. humbugged .wi bY'not noticing this card: All others will please .address their .obedi ent servant: •• • • THOS. Jan 27, -• . - 8.11-Broadway,.:N. Y. ' -E r *** Gent ennui who s.utTored for Years from. Iservons Debility, PrematurePeeay: and all the effects of youthful indiscrettott wilt' for the sake of snfferine•humanity;seed free to all 'who need it the recipe and directiOnsformnking the slim* remedy by ivhicb he wae.eured: Sufferers' wishbig* profit by the advertiser's experienee,ean do SO by addressing JOBN CIODSN, No. nehambers St: .SCNV York. TEE FRTzPI SEATER. " Rtartith,for the skating pond l",cried Billy Bates • "Come. hurry up: poet, and bring out your skates....di For the pond .we. both hurried, and. soon .we were thell, • Among manyo '•fine fellowe MAU:lies so - fair: NOw bere younklissie.as sharp as knife, ,• - • Who teemed to be (011 a EACY Witte, • ,• •• Declined., ••All the &aims or Wwllte I will bring ; . :To the' aitater who does the moat wonderful thin ~ • Pre travelled the land and hare sidled the. Wide ocean ; ' I've seen many sights that have caused a commotion.; But I pledge yoo my word that...put:min a trice Theie followed the ETZII roe: •. • • AU tbe men were in glory. the ladies were high, - ;Beet tightened his skates-While be loosened a sigh • When all, at a elan from thlabeautlful queen, . , .Did.oddestand rarest thinD ever were seen:. - One chap cut an angel . and put 013 the wings . Another cut elephants. aunebs and rings ; One fellow went backward and drew' a bouquet. . But a clown of repute .made a greater display.. •. Now here was - exclteineerfOr all the gnifolks-; . Moat the lassie have him who would thrive by Ms joketd -So It seethed tot a while; but ti youth who was tall, > : Did a tit* that. Rolm . fouled the butrels of all: .. • • ..What_think you be did.? ." Nire . :loll speedilyshciw, earred . out the mune Of Petry' . And to crown the perforinanfe—the greatest, by 12 T — Re cut at: the epda most "beautiful star,.•• . . . • ' The neople all ehorde3 and'opeed their eyes.• • , - :The bowie declared he had borne Off the prize ; .. • And as a finale to what wan so, cute, ' • The melt went to Terry & Co.. fora sulk • A Portion of oar stock having been slightly dams by water on the night of the late dada-actin 'tfra: we are now selling off regardless of coat. . • - Star Modal itoule, sink Chestnut, Street,. above gitrh:Philtule - • , .. •• . ,• - . •:--: y• • ierr 3 r7 •eo .; • - • - • • : li f4 R.riEttArli)onuovr:. coughii.celdiCinftilini Cram*, Bronehltiki theiplent;Catistlinptilke,. and for • :the ielief•ofleastimptliw. radials in 12=a 5ta034.1 o vride is the Gear of .lts nseftdpess to nymer -1.7 ouS ere-the - lases 'of ittf etMets .thitAilmost Over section 'of omnfry_abriunde,in pewee raddWirnown.' , ..who: been risetored 40:11, .tiVtitetawLeMd a des-Y :perste diseaseSof-the-Inege-byirits.:mat Whenenee its superiority over every, other expectorant le:too apparent to escape observation, and where its virtues are known.ltie public - AM InegeeleisitsteziebstrahtidotX to emplOylthe iliffeCtiotie of the•pulmintarforganiterahatTares. incident-.tdoiSra-. ,mute: While many.inf r temedies thre'st, noon the ceekenelitylisie - kßedrichreteirdelearde& -, gained friends byeveey trieVeonferred • benefits on the afilletedtWeinfolgetlitid - liOdtideVeti h i eVlo6 . nnmerous And too remarkable to be forgotten: We can only, assure the public, that its quality, le eart<• - . folly :kept-,np. to,• the besalt -ever, has b4 - tital that. :if triaphe'zillKot(to dcifortheirl ; T ie! Iphaa '-e1,140).P*44: • A, ,t.; tweat - numbers orcler.vrtt,, en -Physician& Statermen, Land eminent. persommes,havelent, theienaines to cer ' tiy the unparalleled usefulness of our rtmtedias: but,' mitre hero will not permit the itnertion.or The Azenta below named furnish gratis our'Amain_ oas .4tirtar..ltt.whAukthey-artiOrPt-tMitkil ll ß -48 theeomPlainterthey , • : :Thom whOvennite; afteraVer. mart ne to purif y ' tIT find 'cow. • Fam•Saitsietiutia the' remedy to - tu3e,:..,,Tty it oneefaral.you*ill lattlr Its. .Prepared - by IX - . AYER h C 0... .I.,ivoteß, Male.; and sold.by alt the - ripturour. : also . • Druggists and dealers everywhere. ' ' •• • • .. Nov; 26,116, • - • • . .4 Cough, Cott; Or s o re Arlin**, RI91:1111X8 DIIILIWEA.I4.I.IITTISS7IO 24 , . AND WOULD . 111 . . • 4.II.WILICD. br LLOVitto 10 own - rim Irritation -of abe Ibissivi. St Perllllllloll.ll l 4 Tin's: .4 ffeesion. or an, Iniensa• : - ble Long,lSleertee . . -.--. - - • ' IS OFTEN TIEIR RESULT. - "• • • ' • Eat OWIPS zhoNaliti.; .. ilkirete,..t. peteer =mere= r rcig,'; !Asp.. :A.A*9l: 1 1,* ::::-. '-: ; r Z:::i l . 4 trt loi l 4 l ar, - .L z -: -i.‘ - ` '.T2 . -: 'F*r . :iiiiiraciatfis.,l:ttaiiiistia;:, iintoklAii:O.lii -3 . .•-.ausispiloin , Throat 1101*iii#1 1 k ;• - . ... _ . :,,..,__„__ ~ rsomcor :out 'Mb 1111:...AprArig3" 0001 k; SMAIFF. Slierlig 'A s lilittCalciiitas ••• • - will tied Troches n .;uCclesiriag the voice when; %ilea beforeZ , ldinior r Speaking ,'. end ; , relieving the throat after ati in I eairtian of the vciaa_O•2ol.- Il ia 1 ‘ 416741 * , recooij. _ 4 4 11 4 1 ** 4 . .:'irm l s#* b k -Pt !_..t . .! Ficiani,-Fut*"? had tt e P UM P l4lls'.:. ** emlie P7. 1 :- thioughogt the! •Wu7' ':::•zliein* an-; article ; of itiirit; . *ntl bevlatiro;44! ih . etc.:.ol . i*t;:tiy. ft lent : ii teeny years:verb year rinds them in nevi foCiddies is , various forts.Of 9ieoild, and tber.B are untier- Bali 'proAninis be tte r than'other articles. ,• • ' ' Oar/an - Only "ibtoVries Sserannsi Tnectoss.", and do 'not tine any or the_lrorthleas Imitadienta that mar be Sold-everywhere in the United tifee, and in Foreign bonntrim., at i 5 cenisk per btu. . October'2B, `55 . - '• 111'7. n. nnaucren: . . . res.rrea. saufres. NO MORF— - ' I • J-ITCII^ i cy -• • • • '"TRTTERn ITCLI" ayroni Otntaaept. ILIV TETT•... . Dr. vraynefts Ointment • 4 -:"l'ETTgftr I ' •• •• . ' O ZETT'ER" •Treft- ".NEV.E4 KNOWN • • •• .**I'ETTER" • -iTort-• • . - rEVI -rroir. • • "TETTERn • - . - GLIRLDa ..• . 4 1'ETTERw • .. , ITC11." , • ' - _ . • t"TOTTER•• _- " 04T(14.• • TORMENTING ' • I'IST.TBRr • "ITerP , , • .“TEITER7 • COMPLAINT. ' . "/ errISH" . '..."ITC11• • • .• , ,• . • • "TEITER" . . swritvE!s - -.ALLatittNG.' outnErr:. Clues Itching Salt.Rbetan. Scrdd B6a4;lfidsh, aU .• • . • Skintriieasea. • -Prfeein tent,: * aerting-60 Mita to Dr. Swayne .t . 50n..130 Norris SIXTH Street, Philade 1 01 11 ; a - box nlll he mailed wady part of the United States, free 'of . • Spld, . - • NEB{' FANCY: ANID 1r • G:.OD D T. olt undersigned take4leasore to announce to the citizens of Pottaville and surreundiu.) country and to the:j'XlNie, in ghneral, .that on .or abort t the First of Feben%ry nest, they.will open a New Eao: cy. and Dry'flaods .Eatablishinent at Pip place formerly. occnniedty Mr. f'r. Sileerberg's Clothing. - Stere,..eorner of Centre and Eorwolian Sta. -Vac motto- cif the:ncw firm..w ho , •(;)riick . 'Sales-aid -- Small' Profits." 'The ..holitesa be conducted on. _the Price cash . With a ihortmgh - knowledize .of the. trade. and. son. adderable - business' ohTericnee, connected with gieati idv..attagea in purchasing heir gOods. hav - ine; a. con-. tantbuyer ht the • 'cities of Sess.:York:and . PhUridel.: Phia, 'attending larttOauctionteites, they -not only-flat- ; ter -theirrseleeabeiniZ. enabled ,to o:fer. to a -kind Tuttle - a choice e-riety of everything generally - kept At atinft class Fniney and - Pry Goods. EstabliShraeut, but also Making it an' object to all - those.wtm kind. . .elinite.h:ti - favor 'them with a Oil - :offering .."711.F. iIEgrAT THE LOWEST." ' • . . ..TliggpsoN—BECK_ir-rotovino. on the 2*.ld inst., by'the Rev. Isaac Riley, • Capt. EIiiIBUS: Tunas- SON 1 , 0 Miss : Sell:le E. BECIL';' all of Pottsville, .. - -* • 'DAMPMAN : -WREN-:-On the '2lst inst.; by • Rev,. 'lsaac Riley,. DALLAS Drivaasit . and J; t iviWnEst, both of Pottsville, - ."- • • - . :. -- . • - . , . • SILLYMAN;,,-RAUSII-In. - Pottsrifle 'on .Thnrsday, • •Jonatiry 25; by Rev. It, IL-. Atistin, at the residence of the bride's parents. ()BOAS 11 . Star.V.uss, to ?dim , KiT6 RACBLI, clatighUir of Jolea.llanith, Esti., ail of Pottsville. ... . .To - the happy pair the Inhalers or the JOurnal Oill ce • eirpresethelfacknowletiznent for a Merlons cake and the wherewithal to moisten It. ',Thanking the bride' -and mom tar their thoughtful- remeMbrance - in . the, midst ii (- their' Impute*, .of th e - disciples ." ol.Faust, • '•Lity tittering breekei Waft thy hark • , Acr,oss: the sea of life ; .. ... .. - - ~,, • ,May every joy be always thinet-: ''. -.-.. . : • . • . . - •.. • Fond husb • and, lin im -, ,wife.• -.-- •••• • •'r USE' THE ..13.E S'l'l• . . tiny B orrow ; if perchatce, it ... '•' . -' . . ~. ... .........-.- ' • • ..• - .•_. _,..- . • -, •. .. .1.3fil dotter' bind each heart DR. - . - • '' ~ ..' • :-... DR. CLOCK'.EXCELSIOR.IBAIR.:RESI'OII,ER. . lilavbkh at laid,: in,Heaven'ti bright Fettling • • -,, . .. . A Perfect , Hair Rdatiiirer and.litafirtirevaing.,. ..: '.• • Dwell,'nevermere to. part. , " .. . . .• Comb."' tied,,and the best • prepanaien , tar the 11AIR • :-.SkILEIIL-SITEATIER-At the - residence of the bridels .twer'PreSented to. the public_ • : Will in every instance • • father„ on :the evening of.Janunry. 21.. - 1566. 'by .11 - etr, ristore,'Grai . iIII air :to its:. originat color (whether:.. - Mr. Graves. Lieut.-A.:R. Smits. to Mica ALMS Stte,m . -Black or 'Wow - DJ: Will cause fltlir to grow open Bahl:- '.zit, all of Pottsville. - .. • ...Medd.. when the "dice lee is net hereditacy. 'Will - • '' ' .•• - - -.- • - • - .`stop Hair front . ,Frillittte.oa, .Ord: - lit'. Turning :- TAYLOW . --TRICF&-On Slturtlay; 20th inst., by Rev. .XA'S ' TATIOI2 of Wridesville, to Miss. Dray;.. *ill :. Guinn • all Bruptioni.: of. iihd- Stalp, - avill.ll.enseive , &edit', Dialdroff, - dad • : 11 -"PrP , il'Olib t Sl. : Clair.' . • • .- . 'C. Sfltu'r..Mr. Teo . allay - all Itehings. ' . It ii elegantly: perfumed: and, . : WILLIAMS -ItIALIiOITNAt Pottsville, 'on Wednid: . .is all that can be desired for a-Dressing.... 1T:IS NOT' 'day morning. the 11th inst.. - by Rev . Joseph McCook' . A:DYI.3. but by sopplyinst the secretions Of 'the °maid- • . Mr. Ilar.'sa Witi.m.ms of. Illinenwille. td 'Miss ELIZA 'ry glands. acts as a RESTORER, .. It will riot SOIL the , luau Csineuit of Ilmiichdale, Reilly.Tovenship t . linear linen, or STAIN the nicest binanet. r4 '.. . . . ' .. : .1.. DERZll . l.lliEttilAltli,-At Girardville;',"Jinuary. - Mothers will find.that when Children's - 'hair ishanh* : ... .I.Sth 1666, bv N Thomas P,Chevington. J.-P., tdr. ACON arid wtrybr thin arid Scant it ,will immediately improve . . hth ed e ‘ . YODER of .Girtadeille talitissldrisir• SUSAN Zitaigastritt ,byth,e tam of the Restorer, thereby :laying the of ltranchdate,- . Riley:Tbernship. . ' •• •-. • • tion for a luxnritint head of hair. - Tide preparation contains•no - riugar of lead of other • articles - deleterious - . , . • ..... . to. the hair so common in most Hair preparations 'now . . ,• in the market. - .. It is used •arnt'recemmended , by the ..; .. • - clergy and thefactilty,' r ..t - -.. : .... - . • „, .... . :Sample announsethents of-. deri (U. free, Those go . -ompeutied urith notices, , • Sc ., Must - b trprild for,at,the • • The proPrietor is aware-that many , have been .disan.., ' ,pointed by the hitii. sounding pretense - id' the rintner7-.' : efr-le - of r cents PP:•`"" . '• •' . - . . • , .. ~ • - one prepamtionswith which the market has been tilled : .------ BOYER,sOo the lath inst...in Taniagna, -ELI ZAjiMI fora few..yeurs past; lint such einfidence 'done .he place •• A. ,, ix til ehter - John* S. and Sarah. Boyer,. ra ged 18 In the merits-of his Reatorer rhat.he offera in all.caaca: •, • Pd-,..,• of .. .. . . ~ , . to r•fun . a fair/10nel/ after a • trioreitgli triaoV , trep . hok.• • Y e " l ". s a " • . 13.0 ' .._.- - . .. _.' .. '., .. . ' '''''' . - ..' tieitf it 5013 to give perfect saiisfcti&a.,• . -..-. ,• . KOHLER,Itt Ileg,frt Township; . - ori January Mtn,- We . wAnitsvr it in every • iftetance, •and onetrial will.: 1E66,*0f dropsy 'of the heart,..Jricon KOUL*E, aged' 60 convince the' ost scepticaltif ifs merits. - . . . .• . • -.: -. years, 2 Months sod 1 - dsys. .. : .- ... :. - . . .• .-•- Call for DR. CIOCIEVS. Edeelnior Dais; • ' - .IiIr:ENTI7IIE,-On the morning of the 26th init.. in. lliteritorer, - ANT•TAICE - NO units: . • 'S° lll bY 311 . Dru g -r. - . St.. Clair: at - the - residence of James let illrghes.,Sman gists'atir. doper bottle ,. or six bottles -- for t. 15 no_, -, .-' • .S. Mohlterrue. Wife OE Abraham MtEntyre. hi the 46th .Dr. F...D. tiLOCK. , Proprieter: - . - , , year of her iig,e. ' . .: - - --..- -•• ... • • . .• . The friends and' acqUaintances of the family are-re.• F. SA : IOERSON, - Druggist, - Agent for Pottsville: Pa, spectlnity - Iriiitei to attcud • the Itineral this Saturday ' . Jan 13,'66. : -..• . • . -.. . •.' .. - . •• 2 - 6 ni •'-. . afternoon at '4 o'clock, . '. . • •-' - .' - '' - • • •'' - ' • At'F [ACTED :lt AD... , ::, - . ...-ST.EIGER,--.ofi . the -22 d inst . ; in . Pottsville; Crivni . .. . , _, • • - 'sate sirrtota.sged:42-years, - ,• .. ... . • . - . •'.. • PILES UURED--1•TO. CURE N O PAY. ~• . • , • • . •. - . .. ... . ~... .... ,- .- .. ~. ... . . . . A OMELSDOREF,-Ou the 10th inst.,- in Pottsville. ' 'The stibicriber his. discovered a remedy to core the. . Games Rceirtir; son. _Of John 'lt.. and Eliza Womels , •Piles,charge $O. •If not cored the aMney . .,will be re-. &wit, aged 5 weeks rind '.' daya • - - '.• ' .• Tended in rill .casta .- . - -The.reinedy .113 . ..111CaBlifit. to lain. -. ZERINT-On the llth'of.Jantditg i•orp suddenly, while and will um: injure the must delicate system. - . : ._... • . - .- . Pottsville, Jan. 8,•66 JOSEPH IiOR .- . GAN. ori a.visitto her. relatives in Shamokin .Valley. North ' - .. ' umberlandeonnty,.FLAMCSJraas.: daughter of William : • READ THE" FOLLOWING BASE OF ES9.IPE • and: EveCatinaine-Zero, of Pottsville, aged ltyears- BFRGfiR 1 - 0 - 11orthumberland County please copy.' • ""Mt. Jedgett• Mont:.-Having. been laillicted with .' .... ' the Piles for. More thin to•lmty years, and having had -,-.-. frequent medical advice and taken,. all the. remedies 1.. .' . could get without- any relief, I cannot describe what . -• ' . . I have suffered during this long tenni and pad given - T. OST..-.Wasi lest on the 'ld his t.. - between Potts, up all . opeS of ever Iselin.; cured;:hut thave now thr .1a rile a n d St. Clair,'s - Black STEER, and. .. ~,. .1 . great:pleri•ritre. of informing you .that the:remedies.] :: wont& weigh abut NOM:. Whtmver will ""..'•re . :i I • got of yon have entirely Cured tne tonic'. months ago. -• . return Said,Stier to the': sabscriber. or give .' .. 4 .1 i; • andl hare felt nothing-of-it since.' .You make. nse et ~.. i n / 6 , m il e ,, where to get it again" will tin tide as.you pleattetts others may - be relieved aa-I haw - liberally . rewarded . .. -' ' WK. IiIEVER,' • - been,. . :-.. ' • ....• .. •• -- • . CHRISTIAN BERGE% • • ' Jan 13 . .65L24t•• .• • '• • • - Mahanoy . Plrine:.. - - '' •• Orwitraburts, Jeri S, , 611' . .. ..." ..• : ' , Dn . .t....—!. N. B.:-For farther particulars please see iitivertise• merit in this lamer in. the first issue of February: • . • . . . . . . .. • : ;,WIIISKERS • •Do.you want .Whinkers or Moustaches.? Our ••Ore 'ciao Comixitindlitil I force them to groiv on the smooth:- est Nee - or chin, .or hair on bullheads, tn. Six -- Weeks.-t $l• DO. Sint by mail' anywhere, - .closely 5e461, - .. on meeiptorpriee. Address:- • , - • -NA ARNER & CO., 80X . 135, Brooklyn, A VIM If itf ISTS it Tifollf • fV. OT I CE.-- 7 Wheri: /IL as: letters. of Administration on. • the: Est-le of CLIAREE.S. SPRINGR.R. 'deceased. late- of A'ajite Township. ,f;chrylkill County. : have been granted to the tintlersign6l by the Registdr of-Schuylkill Coumy, nil parties Indebted to said es* .te- , will- make payment,. andtdl barite , claims %ill present thorn' to the-under 'A CLEW% SIMIYIIISFIN AND - BEATITITCI:COWi • LEXION - - • ' cabs, r SPRINGER . Administrator. -Pillows' the use of Heltabold's Cencentrated Fluid • j 21 • • •, • • 4-C? ' tract Sarsaparilla.. :It removes :blaCk • spots, pimples' • ' and all eruptions of the skin., ...401c.t...28; 4:3-dm . . , . . IVOTICE,--Whereas - letters of Adrule'.stration to . . .. .. - . .. ./...t -tbs. istate of :WILLIS/if ELLER, late 'of the: Bor'. .. MM. A Fiw er•rtnt Wonsr Disorminsthittaillict Mica '..' elugh of Schuylkill Haven. Inthe Count:tor Schuylkill; kind arise from. corraptionS:or the blood: Heimbold's - • decenied, hove been granted to the subscriber, all per- Extract of Sarsaparilla iS a remedy of the utmost.vadne. - ;; sons indebted to said estate aturequesied to make inv. '..- Oct. 28,' , 6.5. ••- ..: , -.- :.... . •.-- •-: ....,, ,-. 43.6 m. - - I mediate payment and those.haring chants against the . i same to make them knottm without delay to •• - . . JOY: " ... A.THINO OF BEAUTY TS A 0 . POREVER. •: 1 • ',.. 1 . ' • ... . _REBECCA RiLpp.; Administratrix. - • . Those - whO desircbrilllaney orromplextion:must - pu- . • : Schuylkill Eleven, Dee2o, , q 5 : . % - :, • . r . :l-Gt.•. , ~' rify and enrich the blood. which:liti.amitai'S' tnscir.r•l .. t:Xi3C V Tau , * NOT Ite E.--Thetttderitznel , ins•lso ErrnAcri S ARSAPARILLA _, invariably does,- 'Re- ' - 1 has received front. the Register of Schuylkill Corn collectit is no patent triedicine:' •Ask {of .Helmba .. 1d'5.....- ty.:Letters Testamentary upon the last Will and Testa- Take no Miter.. .. : '. .. 0ct.•28,?65.13.5ui,.. ... Merit of Elijah. Arego"ii. late of the Borough of Setruyi: Haven:deceased. . All persons indebted to, the said de- - ceased are requested • to in make pavent to the under signetL,and all persons haring demands. against the same will present them for settlement on or ,befcire the first day - or April nest hereof; without delay. -. ' . . .. '. . . - • . • C. DENGLER, Executor. Schuylkill Haien, Dec r, .65 '. .. • .'„ 52.6t,e. .. .. , . . ADIVIINISTILATICIN . NoTIICIE-.-4-Where as, letters of adminlatretlon on the' v.:Ante of How ell .Darts; late of the. Borough • of. St..Clair,'SchuYlkill County,' deceased. hare . been grunted to - gm' under signed; all-persons lodated to. Ihe said - estate 'are re quested-to make immediatepayment. and those having claims or demands against the estate of - the 'said dece dent. Will make known the. same Without delay, to . ' . ' • . .. .: ELIZABETH THOMAS, Admitifstratrix,' ,' Or to her Attorney, DAVID A. JONES ; • Dec;lq, '65. .. . . FY. RIR? I. reki . EXTR ACT 4 41^ SA REIeiri.RII.I.A CIeaRSCR and renovates the blood, - inkiti the yfger or health (Mei the system, and purges , out the humors . that make disease. .• . • • TifFISS . A. STBACCiIt& E.. GiNtER,Hr; INL • r nitsvilt • s, ,'••• •.. . • . . . , . • - . • AGENTS FOE TP_E. SALE OF THE •• • • • -':.WILEELER-4-WELSoti: • * • 'MA C 3.1-1.1 N • •• . • .11. n• •,• . • . •• . . • A nuinberof theseeicellent Family.Nlachineshre al- Ways kept on:band: can he seen in' operation by. calling : . at the corner of l'ifth and Noni-egian .-Poltsvilie.. • : '.To accomnalate; persons 'using these Machines; a•• Supply Ofl•Aciuse :01r and.SnAe.. and".(.44sfos. Murano, in all numbers and".colcirs, es 7 pecially.ailiinted to Sewing . Machine - .use, -will be kept .3 . 'Thorough instriletkins for _worklng.-thelie' , 3lltehinei " will he given to.paaliei purchasing, ••" • " : We are als2r Agents for the'anle of ;.••• .t • - • •-".. The Howe -Seay . ing Rlachiae,, • .'. :Which is prononneed to be equal •to 'any of the.Sew ing-Mdchines :limy in: the market, and is Peculiarly • 'adapted for heavy 'work,. and particularly : for sewing leather work .. The shuttle. is larger 'and- . the needle.: smaller. than in any o:her-Machlne in use.r. • . :• • Ottleci by mall will receive'' r protript attention ; : and eiranalnebefore - purchissingeliewhera , ' • . . Sept. • . .• . '•. . 38 '• • I .11,11 tit AG*. GILI ID R . .L.YO:I3.ISG'S: GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL - WORK. or. every One his own Doc tor—being.a-ptivate inetinctonfor married persons, . or, thesenbont to marry, both male and .female. in every- . thing concerning She physiology and relent - ins of our rex - ual system:and the production or .prevention of ofl:spriul including all the new discoveries never bet Ore • given - in the English.language, by .W.Ai •YOUNG,I4. D. - fhls .le. really a xiltrable - and interesting, work. It is Written in plain language forthe general • reader.slind is* , illustrated with upwardsof one hundred .engravio s.— All young Married people; or those - contemplating mar liege, an having, the least impediment to married life, should ri.md this book. IE discios.es secitts that - every one Shonld be acquainted . with. Still it is &book that must be locked up, and not lier-bbout the .house., l Will be sent to any.oneon the -tsceipt of. fifty. cssntg._. Address Gr., WILLIAM YQPISCL.Iio. 416 Spruce St, above Pearl& Philadelphia. • [Sept. l 23, - '0 31-dm . . . . ' - - .11a1.1 ) 1 Vencsabla Ilair Renewer. has proved itself to be the most perfect piev:katution for the hair' ever ofiered to the public. • • • It is a vegetable comisnanti, - and: - . noninitki no fujiiii ' ons properties whatever. • .• • . • • -. .WILL RESTORE ;GRAY BAIR TO ITS ORIGI NAL - It will keep the hatefrinn falling out. • . • It cleans the scaly and makes 'the hair. BON •Instiwas •••. • .• .• . . It is.a splendid halt diesslng. • . • • . No. person. old or young: should fall to nse • REA) AND ; FIRST MEDICAL •A.UTHORITY.; _ 12S - Alik . for-Rail's regetableSieilian RenCtier. and take no' other. ' .; • • 14ashtut, Proprietors. Parente by all. druggists. • • • • - • . Anlrti 3 l4 2, . • . • . ' Tie" Bridel:Charmitier, an liinay 'at Wirnipv. 'May 7„.64.7. and Instriktion for Yoong*L--priblished by'the ' : arefOrrociatlOC4'anii mot, ;ice of charge in. sealed en= WANCErrA dile aveart mint. inch';` Address, Dr: - .J . :. WU:UN , EfOtIGH.TON, • • ) .- 7 Solid Silver Sp Scoopsr...luckt Hi La ver dle l ti Yruit i Zive: t U°Ward A 46644.011. er ! " . l 4311.11EN c. .Ceotro Pottevillo. `Feb if, •—•-• . • ;-' ' qz, • - - - • 5- s. • . „.. . .". iliiiebtlees !lair IDye is :the . best in. the . 'world: The ohly true - And perfeet Dye—ffsaudess--In shuist:aebus *ad :}tellakde—piOduees a spleiadidt Black jar Naomi . Brawn—remedies eTeessaf Bad Dyes, r".. said Iteqaently resiarea the orighud Fold by al ,-Tbegensdne. 4.43atchelor, sl :Itarelity, :814tet; New Tat , . .• • • • JanavutT, 1645. • •Hy E 'Rita DirliCON/i Goll4iiitlitioas . , of ?lb . oth use - It4tact - ohm. It - will 'sk fegOts and ebahle. - you to • " . • oct:11, .a.L•4l4nt .reep.l." - • , . t .z.- it ° Pown4..goompo sto AND Beatrriri the obe Reinabold's Highly . Concentrated Flu -ljtt.E.4n4SiluspasiLe., One bottle equals in strength — Cue gsMott cif the' Sirntiot Decoction. • ", • : :1 . - SOII,AIt3ELI.:soRAiroKIi • SOBATOIEN 1. .11/1,0,809D1. teitt,cito yle. _te t h. In 48 „tack. • • ^ i t • • .4adtnresSALS.RIEUM: IiLintIINCELLI34A.I.NS, "'kid aIYERUPTIONSIIP rap SKIN.. Price sircente. b. send nil- 60 cents to WEEKS & POTTER, Sole . Ameats, IT:l,4'l[7.ton Street,l VloB4,li: t Mass 4 It wilt be forwarded by wefi, free Of nostsge. any Part of ki.Ctnited bUtteS. „ * Sent, 23. - -- FURS. - FURS. - FURS. _ AND ' R CITARTYS OAKEORD. & SONS, CONTINENTAL - UOT,BIL PRELADELPHLL . • ]lave now open tbefr large and aple.ndi#. stock of LADIES , FUR CAPS • " • . Abe . flie'llueetaxecatraint of. FANCY FUR ,ROBRS, -`-..c.APSOAUFRIXRS;'' and "GLOVES ever .belore of a. by them. and addeharewarrantedtd berms represented::;- • 6111UPPI11 G FIIIIPSHO EIGHLT; fcligiotto fltelligturt4 Rev Jost. Paulus. rt: It.fof Newly R. J.» will preach itithalst Presbyterian Charc4 Turd and"Ma hantango street"; Sunday morning And exerting; 'WI, at 10.30'A. AL, andlY. M. - * NOTICES ' Rif Churdrtt-Padergoing - retadre •irenines,will - be - held in: the CourrHousent 10,tf cccincitfA:ll ;and TM P. M. VT-Welsh Iliongregationak Church, E'ev.3l, IL Lewis,' ifervices in;ery Sabbath. alternately, at 10 o'clbck, A. M., and a o'clock, P. M. • ria — lter Baptist Church.—Sunday morning ser vige (10m omlock,) corner Mithantongo and 7th streets. Sunday evening service (7 o'clock.) Id street, near Cal lowhill. R. LI. AUSTIN. Pastor, t ,Residence Mahantonuo above 7th Street.. llnvou Prayer Meetiog, every Sunday m orning, fkom 5... V to 034 o'clock; in the frame Church on SecoudStreet, between Market and Norwegian Sts. Ali are invited: "= rivEraugclical Church, 011110Whill street. l -• Rev. aim% G. RHOADS, Pastori will preach German ev ery Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, and English in the F,venink at 7 o'clock. Ur" Vilma PreAlbyterinn Church. corner Mi. hantongo and Third Streets. Rev: las An RILEY, Pas tor. Services, Se iday 10) A. hi. and 7P. M. Lett " turc,,Thurstlay evening - at 7P. 'AL Prayer. Meeting, quarter before 10, Sunday moraine. Sunday School, It P. M. Monthly public meeting 3d Sunday of every ti - 2d •Presbyterian Church, Market Square, Wai. S. PLUMP% D. D.. Pastor. Servicca Sanbath mornings at 104 o'clock: Evenings, at 73‘. Weekly . Lecture and Prayer Meeting, Friday evenings st 6 o'clock. Pastor's residence, Mahantengo St., corner oth` or•Courtland street. Or' German Reformed Church, Market _Street, Rev J. C. Recurs, Pastor. Regular services, alternately, in the German and English , languages, ev_ My Sabbath day, at 10 A. M. 7P. 3L Prayer Meet _ ire and Lecture every Wednesday evening at 7 P. M. German in the morning and English in the evening; January, 7th and 21st. in. the morning and German in the evening, .lan 1 4th a nd , 281 h. • , MARRIED. Alt .Ifarriafte Noliceslntut be ,acignizpani4 pith Y 5 cents to appear in the Jobtiam., • • LOST AND :FOUND: LEGAL INO'FICES. WANTED. VkrANTED.-A situation as l3oOkkeeper, 'Assist 'Y V . tint Bookkneper, or Clerk •In a-&-".lore,rblanufict tiring'establishment or Colliery,' by a young. :man of steady babitS. and who .is a good penman, and quick at Bgnres. Best 9treferences given. Address J - .:11. K., this Office, • Jan 27, , a6-4.6ts : . . . AV-I,l7.T.troTll7}_yrnlge"°unise's.• afnira of the where- She la about r 15 years of age, ba s black 1 ) ;:ti o r r , cut short.. She WWI last at _P., W. Shcafera at Pottsville, about 10 dap. ago, Ariy- infOrtnatiou of -her :will- be thanitfully.recetved by her distracted mother. Address MRS. CHARLES WALKER. . _ 'St. Clair P. 0., - Schuylkill C0.,-Pit: . Jan 27, .66 . lATAIti alma:jinn as General. Sanerlinen t dent 'of coal „Mines; by' a person -, , who has had UMW) , year's experience• at Abe business. • Address Creek P. 0., Scbuylkill Cb., Pa. Jan 13, , 66 -• • :Z-3? ANTED... 2. situation as Bookkeeper or Sales . I man by a young maa who can bring good recom , mendations..- No objectiona to the coal trade. Address BOOKKEEPER " thlibil House, Jan '.O. .66 ' . ' - • 3-2 t. WAN TED. to $2OO PER MONTH CV for zentlemen. and $35 to STS for - ladies, •rrery-: where, to introduce the Common Sense.Farnily &win. - Idacßine., improved arid- - perfecte& - It will heat. felr,- stitch, quilt, bind. braid and embroider. .beautifully, -Price only $2O, making the elastic lock stitch. and fully warranted for three * . ytars.. We-pity the above wages. or a Odium ~OM which twice that amount 'ran be made. ;Address, - with stamp. or call on BOWERS dt CO„. office No. 2SA FIFTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa. All letters answered promptly, with circulars and terml. • WANTED: --Twelve good -second-hand' Boilers, , tD or 54 inch The higheit cash price Will be paid for Machinery or scrap iron °tiny descriptio n_ Extra pihm . paid for chain or railroad iron. Steam engines and machinery of all kinds bought and sold on cominhesion At the Machinery Depot on COM Street: tirCirders by mail will receive prompt attention: ,TEAM ENGINEM WANTED.,--The dersigned wishes. to purchase second-11ml .f3teitm Ertglz9s, of 20 or BO horse-power each. Addreaa. . . . JABEZ SPARKS. Pottsville, Pc 19-tf . • ICE ere. y eu, not ,. , tow , M y Wire, Mary . Juatiorii: n mtom g) as . I . wlll ina tio her:co a trabc..vt,A.inv,zu—kitzrjo!aiiiiise,,ste: 3 - 4 riiisii 2a, Isg a • - ..tilL'he Aigistaiii Met sums. of 'atoeki k ki,... oT theTremont coat Company for eleeti o i's PretelerretredUreetdit to eel.% fife eaaetinz pi,....„,.' 4. ~,,,: he held at the office of. the , ClOnnlani, WO. 2.% • =D .., Vida . Exchange,' In th e 'city pt. : tkpialotia. ea 4 k : . 1 dev., l rebrnary . 11 ttc at 12.,' X._ . .i. • ..,,i. lax 21..06.- 4.,36..... 4 : 4 ;......G/RDOrceol.3l2r, 8,,,.., .. DIED. • ONee it nienitiolist Clout to' loimoly._ DELPETA.4anttery 45. - -.18010.4A0 &got rued m e i t r• of :the Stotitheaaere. wrttits Ciontiany will be, ° Z 4 their Office, 39 Walnut. St.; on 'Mandan pe.il l . sth,'l-966. at 12 . 0tIock: SC; for "the pare of : Ing,tbe report 'off theliotrd of. Direaors. .. onnez 11..111TC HELL, Seem,r; Jan 27 •6G Sterekliblaera of th,.-porisvi t ii • WATER ' COMPANY. are hereby oetrA that dtvidend'of four per.cent.. on the eaPitat stau tl old Company, woe declared on the 1.4 day of .lan..ft., - irteablexnx•and after the MIX day of Fehroery next, By:order of the Board, CRAB. N. PITMAN, Junta. 'c6--S-St' - • • •• • • • • Treamrer. NI ITCII.-"t6i; iribier . th e trw, r perehmte 111- from Abraham Knauer 2 bly ileigh.,.2singlel. , o of Inueleee, one ?unbar et.t barn iknd '2-ertfring wagon": anti have kern the nettle to LILL All persona are •bereby' mationvi ronleet - properte. na It belonga to me. CIIAS, Exvreizt PROPOSALIII„—ProPonHis will b e . m received. at this .tnEce until February 16 i 6 ,for building a Breaker at the Sharp Illuactaill Tunnel near Llewellyn' CS. ilvertoul. For further m t . .ticalars apply to JOHN • • • X: Y. Jr Schuylkill Coed Co.'s tus k ; .W, W. DUFFIELD,. Rest. Woodside, Jan:l2, see . . .2.2 t /!ROPONALS.--Pinposes. will b7; e -. n't this 001ce s until February loth ' 1846' , Tor ,supplying all Screens requisite for til e .."- :13inaket at Otto Conti:4e%; For, raculars 45 4 'JO GOYNE, Y. .n.Schtlyikm 'Cog Co.'a Office..., W. W. DUFFIELTOttot. Woodside. Jlll2 1.8. '64 Lsw . . ta. Thee Akntrall Plieetbai of the stack. • holders of the Woodgrkse Uil (.A'airsoly will *held at the once Of the Company, on Tmd ay .. Feb _. unary cuLlsea, at 16 Oclock. A. N. ;Polls for el e ol ot of Ave Directors tb ierve the aromas year, wilt be o fits:all. A. I'LL*. J. - - 'Jan J. Jr : . AMC& Seervtary'. . thi'Annttal Meetint..:i.il the fiitilekholders it the - Pint National Bank of Eldatid.itirathe . elietton'o - f Menton, held - y.cteniar. the followmg - pernopayere elected to serve the ervoizr vener--4.:P. Spinney:Wm. J. Moodie - Ja...J. C e e sw. llobett Gomel). Jos.'lrl: Vreek. dnr, R. Cleaver, j o t ti Weimer, John 1.1. - Yo , etun. Xmanize) Bear WINGERT, Ce..trr. Jiinctfiry IT, 66 . - rtoTice.—The - Pattnership• hereto - 14e -.. - :iszleting, between the - undersigned in the name or FISIIER ft. ROWER. Gthis doer..•dise"Wed ht mutael.conaerit: the 'mid Fisher haring freegru,! the payment. •ot all the obligation~, •and le to collect .1 surne.due the latiatlrm:, and will carry pa 'the Foundry. bnaincas at their (Ad stand In hi inereville. Minersvile. January 17, ,G 4 Not Clll.-,The partnership heretofore es. isting'imtereen the undersigned In the Mark inattang nad wheelwright businew in the Iterrine.it of in the firm ortme of George W. Achenbadt CO.; this day dujeolved.by mutant consent: • • ..,• - • .• G. W. ActlENBACti, ' . • • :1011N F. HEFFNER.. filintrssille..Japtuiry ii, thhi: • • 2.-81.• iIr'POICTI4.I3.II.LI3 COME. - YARD. .0 HITIIINGER„ Proprietor, intOE LisTOF coAr.. pF.B. TON. - f . Ee itROXEDUCOAL, et -the yard $4 be—delivered. - 554 _ . .."4 40 N) Df 3 3U, aL r J. C. INEILLENGEIt.• 11. meeting of th ,, Stockho'4. • crier THE FEEDER COAL coSiPI. • NY isherehy called. to be - held at the Attire of LM • Company, No. 233 South Third St.. in the'City of : adelphia. on MONDAY. - the Itlth day of FEBytrAr. - Isati-i . at VI-Id—rot the purpose 'of acting eh it reser: • lion add ‘.l)•ivill he submitted' to them. to diminish its Capital Stock of the COmpauy.tris2oo,ooo. • • • •' • • DIRECTORS( .T. CITAS. D. KNIORT,. . • HOWARD SPMCER • • TILOS. GRAld&bi r .• •• GEORGE' PLITT. . dab 10;!66 • , • , , gr STOVE: cif F:STNTi" PEA - • " .Tnl 22. 'GS KNICKEII4IOOKII .CITE COAL CO, :416 Broad. New York - , JANUARY:, lailo.--Tbe Annan Neetine of the Stockholders iif tho - KNICKERBOcKt- - .ERANTFIRAGITE COAL COMPANY, will be hrld it the (Nike of. the •St, ".Nicholas: Coal .Cenipatie, Ye t . ':4061-2 WALNUT ST:, PIIILADELPIIIa4 PA ,e, •• 'MONDAY, the nth day of PRI3RIJARY, 1%& atti , •el The busintais.to be transacted will be the election ot •;' a Board' f Directors for the ensuing jeer. " . ' - "i: 'Li Twelve 'W. D.CRAND.Seriehry. " , i'.', w , BIANCFIESTER , 'COAL ce o ..;-N o . . . • i Slice.. , , , k Meeting of the Stocktolder. Ilt tr. ..: .: 4. MANCHESTER COAL COMPANY - will he held at thr . ' 1* 1, ... . . - Revere Ildnim, Boston: Masi., on the 30th 'day .of-pk . January, 11f466, iit.lo.6'clock In the , forenoon, L.; • - 1 ,1 „' the purpose of increasing the Capital Stock of thetiii T-'4, -, Manchester Coal•Conipitny.. by . an-amount not - exo,i. ;]4 • dna Ttertv Thousand Dollars in addition to the prooi - -, - .1.,',..,„, .Capital i..."‘toek,-by the addition of.-tt number of inure,-7,:j.liTtil •not-exceeding three Thousand of the par valne of Tr: ' ,i'•O.CI Dollars each, to be used for the working Capital of t5B - --- .4; ;iii said Coinpany,,and to transact nny other In:trines, the y r 0.16 may:lirmity come before the meeting. • Al ; Al (ikned) J.. A.. OILIiORE. - Progdenc. • tSignea) -E. W. 11ARRIHWION, tSigned) JAMES 8tirt.F1...5 `"r" (° ' Boktciii, - . 1 144.55.;Pcc.-30.'76.5 . - k4l a. Pi OFFICE of the lI.OOCict•,TET. - -...' ! lk .. COAL AND. ILION •COMFANN. ii, Ei PHILAIYET..PITIA,' dannary . 24 - -1566..-111 , aniir,xl"..,.; -- . - e i meeting of the stockholders of the :shore nano:4 Cum , i' ".; .. ._m patty will he held at their • ofilce. No. :MO South Third -:A..., E .Street, on :MONDAY, the 'sth of Febrvt'y next. at . r 3 ~:`":, Tr , o'clock. M. -when an election will be held for seven Di- . • ~.,.., rectorts'to'serve for the ensuing year. - . . - .„v" The transfer booki of the Company will be eli:Ped for r, Lc fifteen days prior to, the day amid election. • ' Nc Jan. 6; .66 • 1-6 - • -.EDWD. ELY; S.'ereiirr ' ..-. CC • . •i: . ; DI lijA ..CA.DD: ' • . - , . ' •:-;;; 4: . . Porritvtu.r. Tan. oth, 1•N. .,;,,. To the Ciiizene of Pottmvi Ile and.Vidtp q:—Having completed - our . Colliery on Sharp Me- , - 14 lain, senth of the Presbyterian Cemetery. mil:le-ye:a i . ' .:*-- known as the Barclough, we are now prepared to fn...,, ~..- nisli . PINK. ASCII .00A1,,.0f a quality which te3; - . - 1 ir . . 4 3( no superior in _Schuylkill County.. We Shall pretal -,-:.. et our Coal In the .very best .manner possible, end 1. •_ ` :-- D, NI WAYS titIABANTEK.FETLI, WEIGIEIT. ..- • ti R., .IVe have erected sedates capable of holding a iv" :.:eli et qtiantity of Coal, so that persons coming for Coal all -; - - TOtet not have to go away dimppointed.. ' ' .; . ''' ' -',-,, - ..Personn wishingto have 'au - article of Call free but„ ',. elate and - all other, Impurities,' will-find it -to theirsi: ''... it yatitane by giving 'onr Coal a trial. - . - -. ~....„ Orders left at.our office in Mahantango Idtect, (SA 6 nel.Chrisman , s office.) at Lewis Orim'* tobacco Ait Market greet, or at the Mines, will receive pros pt x •tention: : . . " '. ' Roping • that' our enterprise may be appreciate! , .!!! th citizen,v of; Pottsville and ricinit.V. we would ci• reapectinilY solicit a lilferal share of your . patronage. ...?;4-•.si PRICE OF Coax vsitAralg• Delivered. At . . 45 50 - s4a. . - : 5.50 4M,..+ 5 50 4 0 -3 50 . J. R. WOOD._ C. C. CARTER.. ; . FOR SALE AND • F. rAsifEA'eW! Brate ne -.7rOtilOy 4S. : N Jan 2T. , p5-43t • Pottsville Qtterma Engine* ;Ind • Boiler. for Ats n -32; 4; rq S, 10. 12: 16. 24, 30. 40. 00...cnand lea Powers. A lance aPeortment: of Tubular. Cyllot Return Flue BollerS. Send for circular C. WitST MY Pis. No. 245 North Float Street, PlailatiP ) P 4 - = PI Jan 2T, '66 . • Broken—. .rgg Stove Cheettint- Jai) 13, ,66 , . . . . . FOR SALE.,—A good tin-story Frame lki . with back buildings. sitnated on the corner . 1 of Wood , and . Lyon streets, • in'thet ' korough of ' Pottsville... •For terms apply to ‘ - ,"- • , ' BUUD PATTERSON:PottsviIIe. • • • or JAMES S. PATTERS Nnnift°. :Tan .21%. 'r, -4 /gontgrimery*Connty, F4IR. 'MA LE,—Ninetfive aeres'et , Land,, within threemiles ot,Ashland, with 's! aqua red - shale eail; and the:LittleMahanoy run. niue. thronghlt Two-thirdt of the land B larid making it very deiirahle for -tithing unt'PAci• 11 terms apply.to BURP PATTERS()N, patrol.. ' -• • or JAMES B. PATTERSON, Tionistoit Jan 27, .66,4 lin ' MonttoMo7-01 - . . -MBE subscribers hare for sale at their GoMee*, Mill Creek:a lot of Pump Pipee, Spade - Ilse leaf Splicing Plate Stub-ends,. Pipe, Strib..endi; nrol4e: 801 t... Clack Plece, Pole Hangers and Weights, connecting Rod and Robs.. Also aSe Era r. Engine. - "GEO. 8: IF2I LIEftI. if) For Inrther particulars apply .toJ G. & S.M.. PLIF.R. 3.19 Walnut St., Philadelphia. ur TAW: L. GEIGER at the Colliery. Jan 27. '64,4-'1 Oil SALE...A pair of tafile:r GOATS. fl and Varritsge.. Address Fi W., thi«oftice. . - ... Oli SAI.E.—A. First claFs thnie , torl Brick liotiKe. double back 'bitildins. , ... with F ,” or 'without furniture, Inquire 6t this Office. . Jan '20..66 " - ' • - to VOR 'SALE-.A- three-story I . lriCk lidg Honso on the .north-lema cort“..r of :qt. aria MarketSts. . -For particulars .applc th , • • premise, - .• - • J. ArL.g.Nl l .+ l . l . ..Jan•Dv.6.s . .• . . • ,3•5( . DWELLING 110164 E VOll OLP!, Two Frame Dwellings in Norwegian Sc. near Tenth, 'Pottsville, are offered fur ny ate j§ tinderalgned. . ' -JACOB TROD 11. 'Jan 20...66 • • • - . . O lii SAFE on. TO..LE v.-A - , ihift 4 • Brick Tannery and lcitin 'Railroad, near fii- .I':t. .F. formerly occupied by-,Elins Den, d.ccesse6.. 11.;:r‘` -.... Jan 20, .6r- . -3-I.f - '. . J0115 , 1 3 fs • •-.`" PO Et 4 1.44. E - .A house and icd.M PlraislOr', '., --,:. i l l i Maban,angoitreet: The bowie kis bees 11...t..e.A ''''''", op with' all modern conveniences , having rarre. 4,,, " but and cold water. bathe gas, &c. .Tc.rne cam .- . ' Apply - to- '' - : - • IiENItY NVEBEL •• Potteville Jan. 20, 1366. " . - - • • • K. George BALE.-A bandeelei 'Brick ek l l 4 ** i K.: George street, Pottsville. commanding 1 jive' or, the whole town.-built in 1361. contslotts. .- .oine'rooma., a good cellar, gas, bath, bot and _,, •- • Water: For particulars enquire on - the: ph i' '' Terms eat).. .' ' - • :., . ..'"'• Q:11.11111GIIS 'FOB' SALA:G...4' fine awl . ° al: of single Sleighs arc locale at the Carriage fe i . ~, ry of the undersigned in • liorwegian etreet. nes . r_;:' , t• - lan 1? ----- -. ' . 1 . ACIII . IPH . ILIC E. for MAL 112.-One 1 ,0. •.• Mengine. with tubular boiler, cylinder.s la.- , , ..., 12 inch stroke. spring • e king. . One smoke t 5.1 . 1.: .•.'.J.• inches by 85 leet-king.' One ;mac stark. sehrlo' . -35 feet long:. Lot of elevator buckets.. with spi.fe.. o : shafting coznplute. Three drift wars. one: three se,— cnlar screen. 111 feet long. Also, a large lot on , •.. Theke chain- • ••• • . " . above engine elevator,. and screen. ete.. wee ny i ' ~...: for cleaning 's dirt bank. aod' be iill'in geed' ""Id . if be seen at - the machinery depot on Coal street. . .., Jan 'ho- ! 66 3- .- ,-.- . . 'JABEZ E.V. l f. .`"9. . . ,_ *. .Tnke as mere Unpleasant end r e ~. c -1 •Reniediriator unpleasant and daturerulla 61 '1 . . Ili L'se Dm.stuotres Brrsici. ,Bircatu and lurrovgv Wain. , • : -.- — Oct.-21..6542.60 .. . k: 1,1 • • • lliellnabiOdhl Fluid Extract Bucks& tint In that* Mad odor, free from a!! Injorious ' Pr ; .. If ties. end Imenediatelo its action. Oct. 11. 65.• OCIDAIt PRESEPITEL—A !plena :11 Hlection 01. Watches._ Gold and Silver, i)! Ican. English and Swim make.'. g • GRIS. 6 Dee lcs 'CZP-4X) • Conde :".r. POW' . -...;‘, F'1 44 4 • yam l • v- IN( JOHN L. FISHER,• WM. HOWER, ' ,-rilpi
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