- , . • -.- ... .
._ _.
• , • ' .
-- • . •
"".---- V if, . . a. itra *r.:l7 - 1 , 1;1.2.. ZI-Le-t1 41 ...*tr.V. .-- ,_ „ .. \
-- ,
IntraingrA........--- ------- - - -----,
,-. , , ... -, , •-• •_tp, .4 • • *,.... •...:,-;"` ..k-•• . • . ~ ' --; • ~,,:,,,,.• 4. , ,e13 'I; 4,,.: .• :1:
~.: • .2..::. - 11 . Elti, 7% Vr.•trffrßa,.... , r" ..:
, _ ~_, -, ~,..,, ~, , . r r, • , ,..,,, , , - , - . --, , I * ' '•- . • *• ' -
~.; ~,, .„,•,t f --. f ' - Ai,' . .. T . r 3 '-' ''r- -i* .**- i- 11 ' A " q " , ',.,,t --",:,,, 41 '''=" - s ' '
BRIP) olr Tnraiiiiiricus'J o V_,,,...„,„__ 2l • NAL " . -•-c. " :•'. '-:
' ' • ''
',„. ' , - - .., L_ --.,.-- :I'r • .3:' •• - 7 ' 7 ` l ' ' i••• , :z ••"'tiri:l3 ,., ;''' ° 1 "" } v l'' -c 'fq -- 1 tr 'l'l -,:-"" 'AT '!'"l7, I• -' L ' i -7i: ' 7 ' 717 ', L ' s 7: '
- 4 • _2 .3 perosioom.Ps7ol ll ta ., `"` , •••Yr ---
of - 'vr - 1 " - - •,.. •.,- ;,-- ; 7 * • ••-•', -' .., * * -- --
-'•-•••'
Zit -,"•--- -. •• ' 5 ~„ :, -, .q. - i - • S. .•' ' ' ' . l .N• ,IV - ••3 r. - .11l -.:2",c. - ,_ 1
terms will bestricar i hered to . - :4 , r-""' 7 ' ' ' z ' ;;, 7 ''• • • as- - A
. ---",- - .' - - IN ' . 4.,- w e" - 4.... - 4 .-" -,, f - ' • , - --- •' < -3- -TDII : 2t:_:.
. ..,-z":1 , -,, ,--; : _, • .•4, 4 ••-•"-• ••• 3 lb' t - t. •••I, - .. ,
,••• ,
- . , -
~ 7 lu
DD
to one Ida/VW (In advance }......57 90 ,
- - , ~. ' '* • , ' ''-
I, - . -. . ' ',
'•
• . '•:„.11 , -
*'.-. :40ie.
1 c „...,, . -4 a ri: z sc i ' ' ' 'l
..7
.7-4:11 ' 5- 1 • '' -4 ,
(i t '...„ ~ 1 1 rl -' '- i,,T
- i .14 -A: ,1 ,O , ~ ..:7 , , . 1 :4. -, - .
1 • ' .... " ".
- . ' ' '
' Pail advance. ~ - - ''' -• ' -- ' ' ' ' 1 :: , - - -, 1 --' ' - t • - • 4 -; 4. 44 , _ ' --.: ' 4 4 ''' -,-• ~, , , , 4 ..- , :
ban
eeIOCENAL Win be Canrhilesi • _-, ..,
.•..
~....., . 4 . 11 ~,. ra _ ~ 4.1 :. _ . ..., 2 I , ' v r , ,i• -‘:.'. c.;" _ .7
• ,:"-"- ' t 7 - . ." 1 - i'-r"-' . ' 131 •.' '''' :sl ."'"
-,- . • - . ". '.. •.'" - - ",.. -4, - ,- -4‘, .0 --....h . _ c __ _ . -
_
-we "'
TiPeremlinWeimanPlegaChoocallill"Teadetherawilslibentarniu.
o ist ~,,,L: •
- _
, . - , .
the Jocsl . 61
'
_
theyear-a:norm* Year: fan ,ra 7. , r
Bateo •f s , ~_ , , . _
lines, including date, one. inserdon,lls ctn., ,and
0 *. ~ "- . ... . - -
~,g . - .......ty -. ~, i
~.-w.rti. 3 1 _
.:,
..,
~ ,
17 ,, i,
..ft -
~, `-, .1 .. . s Ti •:•
„I
s .. 111:11 ,11 :.
ai
:I,:i, : ,... i ., ; .
f.
~_
~. :
3 a ,
.... . tinsestibtie 15 eta. thiesquareofTlines,
. - .."
'''
' '1144°
' '-4-4'
- • ' .'
--
- ' ' - -• ' '-""-.- '• -" -'; • •-.4 , ~. 4 - ;•iiii:; - . , ..i.01 --i!. ..i , '.' ;... 41 , 1 --.1
• 3 1 for 2or 3 insertkuis SI tft anirla ti 76 1 •
•ent Insertions, 35 cents per square. Larger ___---- ti: ----------- - --- 7 ..-- ,7 .--- , .
.. _ . . , .
I,v. ,
~._,
~,,,
~,, , .
~.,
0,
),
,„.,
~,,, ,
,_
. ' . - ' ' 4 ' lirialelit' . ell Elia itromiliistioatsiZiiinilibitakint an i ffahre to wet ilieVii Seinilie.” 4lll .• J. l lBieL. ;.,_ __ . .
-;,... .... in sTsra vrcticttkeL , . si ie. .- $35 o -.
, f 15 : 00 ' . I. 1/111-"" Yea to
Pieta* the
lewd'
tir
the
Earth'
mid
hdiereeitheee thirtheetnel
41(111.1141111111 ' algal
--'-'-
- .'-
- - . ' " - ,- ..d3fts ..i ; 1 4 '-; ;... , 51w ; 2 1,...,1. t.,t ::-•,,...,: - _; , J.,,1: ' , ...i.a il f , '1 f . : ':..! • :1 - ~ ' , t.•-• •r „ .. •T. ,_ ~, /, .r - ,
:. t lines 00
, ,to and over 2. .4 00 TOO 12
as
,quares or 141ines, 600 10'00 . sj . ,18
•" 21
2°°
1
4 " ""
PUBLISHED EVERY- SATURDAY MORNING BY BENJAMIN 'BANNAN - ' I . ''' M . l'lSeitllJ - Y - 141ilL - IJNTY - :PENNSYLVANIA
.... •..,„. .. 900 16 00 24 00
.. .4 35 4 4 10 00 .•18 00 ' '7 6 00
•
Largtx spate as per agreement. , - - -
g -- Nine Worde are cinutted as a line in adverti •
. i . • . SATUR AY
--• xti and issolutions. 2 atuiB ims. $ 2 SO.
..ters' - 0 ma 1 5 6 times..lB. , • - . .
mmia
~ - .inipt ration Notices and 'CMS° u ona - -----'-'7ll
._ .
- .
;r- , - -
;:-
- COAt .
TRADE . All RTISEISEEN7TS. - iili E t .
___.,........- .
„,.
~..
VFACTIa.
AC - ---.--'-------- -c-.---...-1 . ~..-. --
'L -- .• r ..• --, - -='.- = --
"' -,-- .lj ---- ii - it - Zipil -'"7- " - -- -- -;_ --- - - .:4__ . -_ ~----...-=_----- -.•-•-;_--,---=---=,- ____
t.s. I . l' " 7 ', -,, • t'.,.., - _ -.,,,.._,..-1 . .L... 3 - 4. - - - - '- - - 7
~_ ~ "-- ....:- -,- ...; - _ - ::`,„-Ze . - -,-,-,--- --- rk ----- ___. - zs• - ...-- - ,_;,-,:r -- , --,_-
.- , ,7_ . ...,,k .....---, .• -- ;,:,..7..--_" 4 ... ,,, ?1 , - --- -'-'-' . .. , ;: •,, ".-.....,_-,,„.‘ , ...." , -... - • • t-' -- •÷ - ,V , - „...,1 ' • - ._•••• . 74 ,
_......, •- •;`,..--Z,... - .-. _ - -..., ...;• , :. , -:- - - -4 - -F----,-,.=-_,_ --'-,,,,,-..=-•=----
f . ,...,„ . ma=r* - •- •ff-__ --- -.,
___ -- Alc - , -.",.,,,....._-_-.,-...-_-.,..•__ --,,,,,,..- , -,....1,', , A,- r.--•., ••-• '3_,t, -. .z......- 2 - .....: •-• -c -1: •- r ;', -•_7 _•.; -..".. - I- - ; Toz- --Lle ,_,-,"_,... , 7,...... - - -•__- - , ~.. , --7,.., -
..:_T-=,.- -- --,-sr -- , _-, - . i.._
ea
P r" 7 - __.-- 177 - - ; - --4•4•-• , - , ;: , -- - ',5.- - "'" - 7.44 4-" , --• , - , ';' 7 7_15: 7 ' 7,- "r , - - -•-:*----- -- __•` , - ,- - - -_, - . - .;! - -r-r1-1-, - 7 - -4--""- ---:-.- -":-_--- -- ;- - -':'' -- r - • ' -":•,•-. "-- - -- ---- r , - 1111.
r - ----r-=„ -- -k-s- , --
:. .- ~,,--__:-:--_---.------7- - ---, ---__=4...-,.____. - - -7.- - --- ------ _:- - -.. , :-.. - ; , =.1 . - - .'cz.7 l :_, -- ...f - 1,' , .-... , . , ..i..-___:-_ - --=-•--- - -.:" • _.- , _ : , -_-----,'
. „::....,.....
•' - - - 1•1 --- ik fl ~„.1 " --• • -`-. ~...- : .r•'-:- . ":17.t, ,,-; :- . - _ -- , .. I, , . I . s•, 4 . i. I: '
g, - ," . E 'T-'" : " . "' ?: rtii 44.--- ,:fk-_-• ; ...At. --- - -/_--4_ ,- -t , l -:-5,2 , _ ,-.1.__,---;: . ...: ; -.. . ,„.;- ;_.,7,,,-,„-.- --, -..,.--„
,-,-,_,:. -, i ,:--:-
i; ,...,,...
._ \ _,,. : l_ l , _ r.,-Lf_______, `••-_ll_4- 1 _ - .- _,77. - - - /Pt •_- •• • - r: _ - f.:.- - f= k ,
,---, - ,, ,i , . , ---;f ,- ------,-.-„,_ ..,.....e , -,..,.i:z.-:_-±-,_„_-;_-,, , ,-_--- _ ,__-_____-7_--- 0 r, ~_---f.„-_,_,---.......s _ •-_-;t• -- --,
- 7.T-1:I-, i,.-...,1- ~ :••- • ,,,- 17 7- ---- - -- -F- --_- ~', . - -- •.'_- _ - -_ -:_s - --. 1 - ,.1..L-'__;,: - :::i - - -•- • ' - ' ... ' - ' - ..--- ---- - -- - - - 7 - - - --'77- o ( if I/ 1' -. t. ___.
e
-,.. ~6 - uw. ,I__,--- ...- , ,_ , -4 - 1. , ..-"•,,.---,-•-- :j -.:- .---=- -7_7z. - - _- - --. - _ - 11 --- _ - a - ,. 1 ,-,' l - ihr: - - 7,--- ;---; --- ~ ~---7,,r-ir -- ,-_,--
I ~„ , vll4, _ ~..‘
- 1 "V....,/,+ -;•...- - ,.‘'j:l,, fl. l•-•--- - :-! ! i`- - -s"-" ,- r- - - - !• - •" - -- 7 7,1 ,
.„--_-_,, ~.•. -, z -4- --- -, -- -i4r-f • -`-- -,- -"-.1- 7-- -- - ,: f t. - - --- -3 ' -- 4 ------- : --=__'...-_-_•."- --, L -- . 4 - --,- •,. -:,_-:-_-_'
.-111," ,e,..4'.'4 „.. ~::! .c_::! , .... - --,; , - --,7 , - ` - 'Z - -- - 7 -7 1 ' ' -----,, L-= ' ', -f:7- --- - ,‘ .7-7- ff.. 7--- - -.- ' -7- I' - - 7 -'- , •=r. , 7-. - _-. ----_: -- :. - -:-.= - : -- _ - - -- ..7?:,. 7 '"--"- _
~ --
..._
&
•••-- .. ,„,,.1 . 7..4 I ...„: ... - f - ---- -- = -- 1, -- - __ - ......4-/..4.• -- ' - --- .'„•,_.: =-_ •
_-_-:
- -------.-,,----: ---=''. ------ - - - • - -_ ---
fi
rr eno bing of the Philadelphia , a Beading It. R., on the Delawarei at Philadelphla.--Piers forthe Shipment of Anthracites.
_ . -.
.
-
'- INTARD SAWYER & WARD ' Pier No. 13. STIOKNEY & WELLING" 1 0it.4... ,
i
_-_. i . BLAXIBTON, GRAEIT & 00., Dw. m Mr rat came, ta . V ' Cottage Organ;
- ' TM ' Pine Street, Neiv York.
c... • KIN= AND Flinn= Or - <'.-.;r -- ...-- - ' T ill ,
LORBEILRY AND LOCEST •MOIIITLIN Caw .Ge&Bituminous ......,..... .-.,,
p:,, , - -- - : NValnnt '"
Philadelphia.
Shippers of other approved qualities of " _
NoLl. Aars-rN IN NEw ENGLAND FOE - -.--- - , :..t ,
~.1..,"..-A ER'S LEHIGH BEVAN lt
•{," - jiilby “ Boston. WHITE AND RPM ASH COAL. .t...„
.„- -.-- _ 318 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. . '-. SAMUEL CART :
, .
9 Trinity Building, New Y.wit. C. P. STICKNE # ...
‘, "'
Cor. of Kilby & Doane Street, Boston. j,,c wyt.ilNE •
'-''''' OP ALL KINDS BY TH'DOARGO
21; G 6 4 ; Feb. / 4 . • '63 ;- ,
.89 Trinity:Bnildi - 1
<.
0
215 Walnut suet 4.
Pier No. 11. 15 Kilby Street, ' i )
'
_
t -'t - Pier No. 7. 6, Poet nicht .1/4
-' ,- LEWIS AUDENILLED dc CO., `iN
1 "`--• - JOIi N H. WIfI T E , Wholesale Dealers in the best varieties of , 4.i.'2.
~--•,44,. -
Anthracite and .Bituminous Coals. T A LOCII ir---%_
---_..-o.4___lt .
• v ,,..„. ,CHITYLI - CILL COAL, • • (205 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. swirrsals_ or •....1;4. - I ,
i OFFICES: 110 Broadway, New York. •
;. 1 Wriorf No. 7._ Port Richmond: ( 14',Kilby Street,Boston.
. :,... •
..• , a,„4 _ , ~, , fNo. 316 Walnut treet,
_Philad_r_ip_hioa-_. Pioneer Shlpperti from Elizabethport, of
• _ "--"*" •"l Noloo West Thirteenth St..,
42-1. 1 : rig _
..-: nberlG, 'SBLEHIGH, SPRING MOUNTAIN, HAZLETON, AND
COUNCIL RIDGE COALS. V 59 13-
;1. .• .
1 3 -,„. V
- 1_ ,
Pier No. 9. Pier No. 14.
.f..
3 t -"
YORK & SCHUYLKILL COAL 00.,
611114211.3 Or
BANCROFT, LEWIS & Co. i
' . Y"` ..2,D MOUNTAIN, BLACK IILEA'III, AND
aromas
ERS Or THE
•
I - - --. SUPERIOR RED ASH COALS. . . AD'EnTrr * '
to -* ICES: ( Itti Exchtume Block, New York- Celebrated ASHLAND COAL,
- • • i - W ,
• , . .324 alnut at: . ere, Philadelphia • -
tROM MATIANOY MOUNTAIN.
ItAOKEE..&. 000r 4 • •
itosic UST GAP, * • '
•• I„.OPUST . I.IIOUNTAIN.
- • - BLALK IIEATII.
teeters in * other •
WHITE AND RED' ASH COALS. ,
Walnut Street.. Philadelphia; and
. WOodland
. - Wharves, Schuylkill River: ' • ,
. . .
C►cx. - Morn rm TT►cicra: • Jraga. M. Coor.
WM.F. MOODY, Shipper and Agent,
- Schnylkillllriven, Pa..'
11-ly
!try 15, .62
APt,T(',VIIIA,. - L , .
UYLKII:L NAVIGATION.
:0:
Wharves for ANTBRICETE COIL at
, nwlch, Lielaware River, Philada.
Wham-I'N°. I.
'IS AVDENRIEII dr, Co.
,01111111 EL, POTTS & Co.
• OM Walnut Sireet.
.••.; 110 Broadwa;y: New York. •
13 Kilby street. Boston. , •
1 still
pring
nud
, . Wharf No. 2. •
.REPPLIER BRO.. •• •
IN. E. 'eor, Walnut &Fourth sta., Phila.
75.3 3r, Pine Street; New York. •
.I.slerehautto lkmk Building,Provideuce.
DAVIS . PEARSON
YONSF-5 109 , eIOPPTEIS OF TIM. - '
TED LOCUST AIOUN ; TAPS R FATE ASTI
auil SPOIIN VEIN'
ED-ASH C.0.A.L.. - •
10. 13S Walnut Street,' Philadolpfda. •
No. 11l Broadway, Booth No. It Trinity
Building, New York.. • . .
• ,No. 11 Dbane Street, 13ostori. , :
.11F—GREENIVICH,.DELANS7ARE AVENTIB;
•
EAMON, THIL.A. 'EMANUEL BAST. -ORLAND.
I -very
e meal
be in.
TIIE AGENCY r for. Abe .111alo of
the 511.A21W1i13,1 COAL,. from the.L•mcastcr
has this day been transferred from.ANSPACH
, to DAVIS PEARSON & CO., Philadelphia,
now the only authorized Agents to dispose of
!Witted Coal. . Orders and communications to
issed to them at Philadelphia or New. York;
• G. BAST, l'reAdent.
spring
stks Or
lossible
ttspiay, Secretary and Tr asnn:r.
lelphis, July 20. , 65. . •
I warmling at
n eh&
.11.11o41)• POP.
GENERAL OFFICE
o 1 Tlla ceraunkrEn
TOP VV RITE ASH
Semi-Bituminoits
C CY_A" - L S
1 twi the
en come
104 WALNIIT -STREET, .
fPHILAbELPIIELA. .
ROBERT HARE POWEL, :Manager.
CONNECTING OFFICES
xraveleriSoildings, Bo,ton, Miss:
0 MUSS
y stock
nauy an
re sick•,
cbang
tc., for a
by pen
many
g . - as the
an lase-
Trinity
14. '63 '
AD TOP WHITE ASII
. _
;NUMINOUS -
.
...DWELL, GORDON & CO.,
No. 111 Broadway... New York. •
No. 144 Stnte StrretifloNton,
periormallty of thie - cdebrated . coal from their
• EDGE - wrrcf, Ccir,T.TFRY;
I shipped exclusively by them. -
• • 14-1 y
ho will
or Watch
the drug-
for large
tr, espa .
ar use.—
)ociall) if
BERRY CREEK.
troubled
indicate $
perfectli
work off
)ot 11. The
RY COAL.
Jdersigned. haring eonaolidateri hur Three
tithe Lorherre Itts_rion, will hereafter trans ,
;these under the name of
• MILLER, GRA.EFF & Co. • -
• :MILLER. STEES & Co. . -
GRAEFF & NUTTING.
T, member-of our firrn,.having asnocia
with .L B. BLAKISTON, wail rettide in
in and all our coal shipped by.tide•wnter
the exelusive control of • BLAIUSTON,
keep the
I allow him
iy box Cat
about a flt;
.41 rare ami attention in its preporation..vre
Intiiin the refutation of . our celebrated
Purchasers abroad can rely upon having
shipped lu ihe.verv•hest order.
• MILLER; GRAEFF k CO.
•
r - out-dal,
tally. -Tilc:.
clean after
r. Indeed,.
led in rub•.
.
iOR T - 1111 • e. A 1 - 1..-The sub Scriber has
Acei the menufccture of a Fuperior at tide of
the corner of Railroad and Callowhil I streets,
midi of Pottsville. - where he Is pinpared to
vers a pure article, wholesale. which he Mill
I . be equal. if .not superha. to any article in the
mekling..table use; - and all. parlaises, for
icgar is used, at the lowest, market prices. Al,
for dealers to give 11F, a trial.
29.1 f • J. B. MYERS.-
d in stallF,
;,reise owl
aerate_
also esses•
wbe 3
or- two. —
bor, stonid
day, fol
io(' bard
of plo!Aing ,
if wofted.
ber is prepared to receive orders for o:ie.
sizes io snit pnr-
Tbe attention of manutzcturers and others is
tbli new ,Steani Generat °ryas embirkinr es
vantiges in absolute safety town destructive
tint cost and durability. ecouomy :of fuel,'
cleaning and transportation, &e:, not
anyboiler noW in use. .
,i)ara - may he acen in daily opeintion;dri.i..ing
Ave wo . rSok of Messre. Wm. Seileof
street and liamilton atrect int S.,W. Cattellia
iMinte atreet;.Schuylkilloind sit - Gnraedia Tie-
Frankford. •
",EPH .-11aRISONJr ., - •
lit . '
ninhington Building,
.••-
•
ba
ater must
very c clla
!Imes fail to.
fred es
ek the lima
4y. men will
S. 'THIRD STREET,
G 4.-32 Ili
'rtreTIBLE TAB 'CARDt9•=
>izes by the thousands and smaller quan
vi printed'at • Ti ItANNAN'S .
Qukstore and Printing Wane. Pottsville.
.Itat OF 1861 , 1862, and 1863.
rant Information ran •be obtained by per
stion to the underr.i.-ned. by all honorably
utl/tleia who enlimd before - the •2lNtli of
and by all person. drafted In 15d3: who fty
thine. after the Vtth of October, 1.563.
I BRYbOti McCOOL, Attorney at Law, •
14- hl-`2m 4 • Matiantango et., above Centre.
List there
even thatit
it, armies
,isms, I et*
ups Of - flou r '
silk,-3egg i '
'
tter, cob'
buttennilkn_
?uon of Aa
ate soake i
, 9 7 ate
Nen Voirk,
STEAM BOMER.
AIIELI'IIIA.
'3IAS. rweisErys t .-e flse and
.ted not* of Watcbee. Jewelry and Silver
Ing all the new styles.:. and exam
lisYing. • All goodswaranted int copse
tr Clocks lirr Offices' and Diniug Rotuma,
R.S.r. GREEN, centre St., Pottsville,- :.
. . .
WAft.E.....Pic.kle lan Syrup Jim
d'1L.. 1 d 13 0., Salter, Di.hes, .Napkin Ring*
P. Ice Pitchers,. &c.; dz. • Silver Tobacco
with gold. ' IL C. GBEEN. . :
iCt.. • Centre SL, Pottrafx
OFFICE—III Walnut Street, Commercial Building,
- •
• New York Office—Ti Cedar Street. .Boetnn
Doane Street. • • Oct.t 23, '5B ,
. .
VAST rumirKiLvt- o 11 'IE It WY
• VEIN COAL. • • ' •
My East 'Franklin Lorberry. Coal is now sold extbi
sbrely
. by Itiessrs,CALDWELL. GORDON .&.. Co.,- who'
are. my sole Agents.. Parties, orderiug,from - them, may
always depend upontting, a pure article.
(No. IP ge 4 Walnut St., Philedelphia.-. •
J'No: 111-Broadway, Trinity. Bliilding,
OFFICES:. New York. • •
••• :•: '.• 141 - State Street, Boston. -
. • .LIENRY . 1144.:
Tremont, - March• : 1.9-
.
ELIZ.ABIY,THP. : (Y.R,T.,::_&: -. .
. ,
COAL.; -•. • - -
A. T. STOUT &
.
- ISnecCssOrs to . STOUT dt• VAN WICiLE,)
• Miners and Shippers of the.celebrsted FULTON (LE
HIGH) COAL from the EbberVale Colliery,. near Ha-.
zleton. Pa., and dealers in the best varieties of . •
ANTHRACITE 'AND - BIIIiMINOESCOALS.:
. -
Dt.ntred direct, from tlie Mines or on board of ves
iels • • .-• • • • .
TRtNTON, N. J., . • TLIZABETHPORT, N. J.
N.I.;RITNSWICK, N. J., . PORT . .RICIIIIII2NTI, PA.
OFFICEt..4,--44 & 46 Trinity
111 B road Niew•Vork. .
•• • • • •
1. T. &roux. 'Wicxt.t.. • • G. 1 . 4 r. Sienrr.
NEW -.YORK.
'BERM A:ND SIIIPPF RS CI irt r . entrattiT4p , -
gAMISEL BONNELL, Jr., VEIN.' RED . GOAL 1 •
:4
Nos; 43.& 45 Building N.. 17 ; ..Fortneely.tnined--,by•Rtennirr CO.:which We ytiaran
•
1 i gee to Ain free from airy mixture with other. Coal:.
•: -• SHIPPING POlls - T: . ALSO aoleage l ite for the sate of Goo.. W. AnT
derrs.
!Superior. Pine Forest. White Ash:
Pier 4, - EI!AZAILETIIIP010";•N. J.. and P!iohn niid Lewis Veins.lted Ash Coal;
renared to ehtp.•
OFFERS SAE : - ‘,[;ft:i.l.lll he 11
• WS . ' 'Wiz I n t
HONEY- BROOK N::SBRING•1101INTAIN -CE3 !town 63 .Trinity
D-B. HAAS • • - ' . BRENIZ6II.
•. • • AEL E G , . .Feb 10, •-, ..• • . 6 .. t y •
. . AND
. 1317b1011 4 511NTA .
: COALS •
•
BALTIMORE 'CO.'S BLACK DIAMOND •• •
. .
WILKE SB • AIi:RE COALS,
AND THE CELEI3RATED
• fIEORGE'S bREEK.OI3IEBEEEAND COAL,
May 21, , • : . 21-17 •
DANIEL PACKER.- . , E.A. PACKER.
...DANIEL • PACX.ER &
..1.11:1731.5-AND•stur.reas dr
Lehigh. Schuylkill. Wilkesbarre,
Lackawanna. Cumberland,
- and Elk 'Hill G: Coal
" - Company ' .
CO ALS.
0F ItriCE—lito. 4 Pine AMoot, Nevi - York.
• Ociobet
. •65'. • ' . • :• ; 41-Iy . •
DAY, - I-TUDDEL , I_ , , & Co.,
• 3 . IINEAS AND. SHIPPERS,' OF
ANTHRACITE & BITUMINOUS
COAL. - .
No. 109 Walnut St., Philadell4da.
111 Broadway, (Trinity Building,) N. Y,
7 Doane Street, Boston.
Feb 10, .66 0-1 y
IME
LEHIGH.
TIIOS. DULL ar.
WINEGB AND ISIIIITIMIS:Or.
SMITH'S SPRING MOUNTAIN LEHIGH
COAL
Yorktown, Carbon Comity, Penna.
. . OFFICES • • .
322 WALNUT 'Street.
JEANEMVILLE, Luz:erne County, Pei.
July, 23, : ' ' 30; •
. •
-
. - JENIiINS' :"*:-• - - •
.
.
t -". PATENT..COAL -SCREENS. 1
The nndersigned_baVing purchased of the New York -I,
Wire Railing to.„ ~.. Tim JENKINS' PATENT,"E for
.
linprovement in the -process of manufacturing Ccial
Screens. kr"..; hereby gives notice that . the value of said
invention - and the validity-of the- patent has -already
been fully-eitablished after a long trial in . the United
. States Circnit Court: that inienctions have-been granted.
and will eontinne to issue rsga,hist any and all violations
of said patent right. Also that ihe injunction against
EJ. .k.-T.. Lanbensleln of Minersville. Pa., na infringens
. of said patilit was by order of thel:. S:- Circuit Court. 1
. 0ct.15,18;14,.ifi11y and. cotnpletel restored, - The . sub. ,
scribers also desire •to give notice that: the . follow . ;
ing are the only-persims.who are atpresent authorized
, - to one the said patent improvement as manufacturers of
Coal Screens. in and throughout the Coal Region S. •
- • ;L . W . BROOK, Scranton, Pa.': J. 0 .PRICK, - Potts
ville, Pa., BROCK it, SIIOEMAKEIt. Tamaqua, Pa: • •
As the mantifactureni would not make in violation of
the said patent nnless enconragedlty owners or renters
of - Collieries: we - are determined to trFoseente every
'.case that we discover of . purchastriAllad users. as well
as manufactlirers of Coal Screens, made in violation of
• said paterd,•to the full extent of thelaw. . -. '.
. New - York; Jan ...is. 'fir , * .(' A ASR tt On: •
J-OHN R. DIEHM,
.MANUFAC7UREit OF
COAL SCREENS;
. . .
.. .
Of the Latest and Moot Approved( lityles.
•
The nnderrigned who le A practical' Screen Manrifac-,
turer. infdrrns Coal Operator% and othera. that, he,
manufacturing, a'new COAL SCREEN, patented
June 21. I.Ser:f. and • another patented Angu*t S. 1RC,5..
Ili: OCAIIANTF.ES THAT •TIIE MESH WILL AL- -
NV AYS.RETAIN ITS ORIGINAL SIZE • UNTIL EN'
TI BELT WORN OUT. . , ' . -:. . -'. - - • --•
He respectfolly fatlicita a continuance of the.patrori
age heretofore so liberally heatowerl npon'hlm. •.
..
. • - .
. ' . • JOHN It. 1)1E1114. .•
Railroad St...rear of Eaterleralffirdmare Store,
Nov, 4; .65.--4.4-tf : • - POTTSVILLE. PA.
LLin BEE : 1.11;31 BEA: 7.—The undertig,ned
desires to return thanks to• the public for ; its
liberal pationge in the past,, and to .inform it that he
is still prepared to fill orders promptly, for frame lum
befand plunk:. SILAS BALL
" Pottsville, Sept. A. 1945. • '.•
SALVE TIRE OLD PA.P.Bn.: ..- ...•
• ,
. -
4--Cents a poUnd paid for dean White l'(''riting.and
Mazazine Paper—and also Old Newapspert4PampidAt,
ancrOld Rooks with the orient taken off. Colored Pa
per 1 cent a pound. ' . B. BANNAN. •
!)SANDS AND .31E1.0 DEONS, from the
11 best mannfacturers, and a general
assortment of excellent Musical..losM
ments, are Sold by the =devil:na,— - -
Strings, Midges and Screvier for. . •
can also be furnished: Instruments repaired at stmrt
notice, and on reasonable terms. • •
LEIN:MIMS. An qt
(knee street;Pottivine...
_64.--tll
---
Anew sotply of Dried 'Praha. consisting of
Apptee, Peaches. Cherries. Prunes. tverychoicsoat
• BOKANNAN .4b,SCIINERRS.
46- . biarket street, above Third, Pottsville,
GASTNEE, STIOMY & WLLINGTON
A.nthracite &Bituininotts Coals
,PACKER'S LEHICHIirCiIt-LOAF COAL:`
• SAMUEL -C.I4INEW New. Fka
C. P.- STICHNEY. Fall Elve,.
WYI.III , IOTON. Boston.
..•_-
81 Malty:Building...New Yotk,i r:
OFFICES i 215 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
1511i1lby Street, Boston,
Whaii No. 6, Port .Itichnion4, Philadta,
V4NDUSEN, 1.01p111,14N dr,
LOCUST MOUN. TAIN; LOCUST GAP;WILICES.BAR
RE, X,EDIPII. AND OTHER:
. . .
.. . .
. .. . . .
W.II.ITDAND •RED -ASH - -00 • COALS'
. .
Agent, for the sale of the celebrated Givrwrs C reek.
C u uiberin n d , Coal, from -the 'Mines of the Con
solidatiort Coal and Iron Company of Maryland:- .
• -•
.•
. , in . .. Richmond; . -; . '
Sturm
ltsWmanvas : lizabetbP°rt; . - : •. • - : .
Baltimore, - ~ • - - - • •
. . - Georgetown; • • .. - '
. .
. • •- r2 Ol Walnut street: Philadelphl I t . • :-.. • .
.orrinia : .; Trinity Building, New York -.- • "
. .' 1.6 Doane St.; Boston.. • .- •,-. -.. • '-' • •:
& Co.,
yixxss woo •
.
White -and Red "Ash' Anthracite Coal
. . . 9 •
• . • And Agents foi the .• • -
."PRESTON -
• •
Prom the Mines of the 'PniMies arml-Barsova-
Mrier CoMPANY. in the relebratedlitaharinY Coal Fields.
• • • (No, 205 X Walnut Street, Philadelphia. -
OFFICES:n Nn. i 3 Broadway, NO. 1. Rector St., N. Y
ltio: 21 and 23 Doane St., Boston. ,
Pii.r •N p. 11. I, • Ric4moii4; • . :
SCHUYLKILL CO . i..
T. H.- SOHGLEENEEEGER . .. AGENT ;
• . Miner and Shipper of the. Celebrated •• •
Black Heath White. Ash an d .. Peaked Montt
lain Free Burning ••
• PINK ASH - .go. At.„
'P. O. ADDRNSS:HPorravoLts or zrAvtu4,Sdnuyl
kill County; Pa. . , . • ' • •.•
•April .62 • 15-tf„:
CONNOR : 4 . PATTERSONi
.Miners and , Shippers of thaCelebrate.d •
LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL.
. -
J...J. CONNOR, ' : .J. S. PATTERSON,.
Ashlark]. ' . - ' Pottsville,
County,.Schuylkill to
csin's'.
• I'MY
-HAA S- .45z,-..-.BRENIZER,
C O-4 L' LEAS S .-. The subacri ra halm
.•deterzniOl to make several leases on theirprop•
erty; known as the Kasivaar Pis:weary, situated in .
Scluiylldli County, and in'the immediate -vicinity of
.Tescnenni. The ground has been fully developed. and
- those desiring a first:rate - colliery, can obtain one,'Aith
out making any further explorations of the same. - -
nine need.makeapplicalOn unless capable of erect
ing all the improvements. . • ' • r
IDEON. BAST. Schuylkill Haven. SchuYl,
kill County,' Pa., or to DAVIS PEARSON, - 2ta Walnut
street, Philadelphia,: -
DISSOLUTIONS.
COAL FIRM - NO TICE:—VCre )3nre
!Omitted Mr. 4 . . T. Fur. to' an interest in
onr-Orrd from Januar,' rt. 1866; • -_. • ,
- CASTNER.; SLICKNEY &.WELLINGT9N.
. . , .
firm 'of H. HETI; & CO.:.
was by manal-congent . dissolyetr on 'the .31st alt.
.ni store busbies , . will be continued by, Henry Heil.
Wm.H. Ataybury; the Jute Aunior partner, rettres.from
the firm. -- ' . . : HENRY ARIL..',_
Tremont. Feb.. Tth.' . '66: . • • • • • . *6-6t
CO-PARTNEENIIIP NOTICE.
Ondersiened have ibis day . entered into
co-partnership for . the • purpose of ,bnying and selling.
coal; offices at • "11, - Virtiltiut Went.; Philadelphia, New
York and Boaton. • The style of the firm will be Ruth
ermer.36 Shatter..., •. Latvia Prffnmotit.,
.•
. • Fe1i...3.,•!66 . 5.3 m •J; M. Fzick. • ,
CO r PAATMERSHIP:=ThsI Under-.
signed haver.his dny - .entered 'into Co part-.
nership under the - firm of HARLAN &LAWTON, tor
the transaction of Coal business. • • ..
•, • -.• . • , WM. J.. HARLAN,
WALTER - LAWTON,:
• . •'• Office 70 arnl7,lTrinity'Building:
- .New York,:Jarinary 'de • • .
utaieralgned have this day formed a
Co-partnerehlp for the tranaktion of•the
Wholesale COAL huatuesa, 'at No. 2 IM - WAL\CT
STREET: .-The name 01 the . Arm will be 1. B. kW.
_ •
TOMLINSOisT. L R. TO M LIN t•ON,
WM. TOMLINSON
Philadelphia, Jan 10, '66 4-6 t•
• 91iiE PAUTNERSIIiP herethfore existing
11 under firms of CALDWELL. -S&W.YER &CU.. ut.
Philadelphia and dew .York 11..41.L. 'CALDWELL
- CO., and'E. R. SAWYER Ai - Boston. is this day
diSerriired. • Eitherbf the partners will sign la liquids
flog.— . - • - r; A. HALL
• . SETH CALDWELL, JR,. .
2 • • • '. • E. It. SAWYER,' .
N. P. GORDON.
Phlladelphlaj Janaary.l, 1.566..'
9111111R . Usiifiraiiraied have .lhls day entered-Into
•Popnrcnership. and will &marmite the Coil btiviness
under firms cif CALDWELL, GORDON Is CO.. at. 1121
WALNUT. Street. Philadelphia, - and No: 33 TRINITY
BUILDING. New Mirk. and or lIALL. - CALDWELL
,t,. - ,-
Coat 144 STATE Street, Boston'. • •
• • • F. A. HALL.
• • . . SETH CALDWELL,. JR..
. . P. GORDON.
- • . SAMUEL B
. YOLING, • • .
Phlladellitda,'Jannary . 1, 1866.. : • -
. .
rrinE . Vndersigiled have. th is dnyt•entered Into
- . Copartuerviip: 'and will continue the Coal buSiness:
tinder the firms of . 9 . ,UINTARD; SAWYER dr WARD,
at No. 9 PINE street, New York: and - 11 S WAL,
NUT Street: l'hlladelphlit 1:E: R. SAWYER CO., at -
No. 42t 'KILEY - STREET, Boston: - • - • .
• E. A. QUrSTARD, • •
E. R. SAWYER,. -
D.:WaltD. ' •
1-8 m
Phlludelphia jaituaryi, 3866
FOR SALE.
001.1 4 1.1ERF . FOR BALE, , on, favorable
1.-Jterms. to' close an estate. above .watet level, eight
milea from Pottiville. -tenant. holism and breaker; all
ready to . ship coat ,Enquire of •
• •
P. W. - SgEAPER. Pottsville. •
• •
G'OLI.,IIERY FOR -: BALES--A handSomely
productive Colliery,-in'gOos.lnondition. with plenty
of r' . is] of the best qualltyand on an nnueually liberal
lease: Locatirm.near Pottsville, and terms liberal:—
•Apply F. -WALLLNO,. No. :16 D.ET. St., New
Turk.• ~• Jrin 6, '66.1-tf
COL LWRY FOR SALK
- - A. Large -White . Amts. Cettieey on the
Mammoth, (•20 feet: -thick.j Meek. Valley * (16
feet thick.) end . .. other Vcias, - . • ..
rou, WORIatiG.OEDEII.: - . •
thingwaya •driven, sautes, headings And bombs
npened;and everything rratly to Phip:a large quantity
Of the Beat White :Ash Coal in the Market
for Filthily tare. All the necesmryateam.euginea.
drift cares males: barrel., T mil- iron; timber, powder..
oil. &.c., &c:, with a breaker tolls: ticree.qa, and every! thihg.nsed in mining and preparing coal ou,tho proper
ty, will be cold with, the colliery. Apply to - . •
. -JOSHUA-LIPINCOTT,
214WalnrIt street.
Or to CHARLES M.
Real tate Agent. Pottsville.
den: R. •fib
R'IIOLESALS" DILALICH
BALED HAY AND , STRAW,
Schuylkill Itaves.
prime article of Climate? Lira, .fresh
and =adulterated. st ItIAN . •
,t •
40. Market et ri rett, iboce 32%1/3.
PHILADELPHIA
wErgo,Elloriit,..tepri:os dr. Imuoyviv,
.AtrISTS , AND PHOTOWIAPKEES;.:- . . -
ow
• •• .
• - N:91% t S
r
aied.9l4 Cfrestutreet;
- .
. .
'l.)Erra 'Citiei**lBlo . Lead :preferred', by AI
..practicalSsinters I ' ion 'will hare no
Otter. .14anntactured only.by ; . .
Ztegler.* . • : .
wbigei.uue Drug. Paint and Glee ,Deers. -
" N0.131.-North THIRD Street, PhitodelWa..
• - . 4 -/Y .*.
I.tzre Liberif',White Lead The Whitest, the
I. meat durable and the moet
,economical..' • Try It !
Mtunifactured• only by • : •: . • ;
•Ziegler
" . Glum Dealers..
• - North . TDIRD Street, Philadelphia.
•
NOTE Vl4, COTTXGR ORGANS
a ---"-- = -1
miimmammiaiiiiii•s•Es. -.
....,,,„
~,,
cottage rtau. ...._. A - , .4-- r, .
-. , .-. -1 . ...too., rs• '
. —. ... • , A4r - d • -
,
, ''
:, ceb •-, f 4 -. ~,, .
'iY 1 1 A
. , # ...
.
'Are-not only unexcellekbut they are absolutely on
anixatect by any 'other Reed Initrument In the country
Deslinaed expressly for :Churches and: School& they are
found tope equally *Or adapted, to the parlor and
drawing room. .For sale Only by • - •
. •E. M. BRUCE.
' No. IS Nortli SEVEZ,'"I'S St., PHILAD'A.
fir Also, BRADSIJIMS PIANOS, and a complete
issiirtment of-the PERFECT- MELOIOEOI.I.
.Sept: 3O; - - -
BANKS, pINMORE_ &Co.,
Spccetticiftto B. DAVIS& CO.,
• • , v.oufacturers or
-.
... .
... : .. .PateniStatdar
d
.
8 CA.L E 8;,
juk St . table for • n AWeigh Locks,
R. - 13.,
--- . .111110 N - . Tracks &Pepnts, •
I
tam: --•-", „ ' - Coal, _title, - and Live
•. . •!'": -. 4 1 • I kt.,,, * StOCk.. Also all the'va:
• . ' 1 ''.....' Zei* .- & - -:.. rious . descriptions .of
'.. 4rgraillir. Dormant & Por.
• table P ka t fer r ni
tettles 'Lind Patent
-'.. st•L'll e'' '.;--...".•=1,--i f - .
. • -, 7 . ---.- . Beams, 1.., W. corner
-
• 15th St. and rentea..Aieitue,'Phila:.. ..
. .
-..
E. B. HUBLEY & C 0 .,•
. .. . -
.
.." It.
.ANIJFAdEVO:ERS . QP • • •
. • .
l'arnishni and Dealers in- Paint*. 'Glans,
and•B urning and•Lubiienting Oils,
• • Benzine and Nafn.hai •
14 • 0: 130 SOUTH.. SECOND . ST.. I'IIItADEI;PiTiA.
S'pt.l6, • • - .37.6 m
15T011.130
E - ..fr..TA.YLoit.:._
. For'-the convenience - a ear
patrons' and others at adistrtnee.
we here .present lt diagram of
eelf-ineasurenient , .. by ••which a
irr - .-...
_ft good th will be, gunnintied, 'bv
• • - - l 1 betiding the, sizes .in the••orde - r
• r 7-----.___,..." designated in_
the accompanying
If ' •
r . 7- - kFe L.S.PLAITATION
- •' . •. :
-•
. '
- ' ' • ' . . .. _ .
o c., • i• ..
•• • , •••• Length . . Of Back, ' fr om. 1 COAT.,
1- • .. ••• .. and froni 2toh. • -
i.:'; . • . : Length of Steeve; . (with am
. • • : • crOoked.l. from '4 to 5.
ii . ••• . . • • BreaAt Meastire:—Around•the
• . - 1.- • • intifit prominent .parr. - - of the
i • ' ,- •.• .• •. ' Waist. Measure. -,Around tie
1 1
- State'. whether the' pereon is
i • - • .:.. erect or atoopipp. • ' .
- .. . .
• :: . •-. • •• The saine•meneurette for Coat
, . .'
.:.-.. . • Meaiure inside seim,.andont
elde.from. till:01one, and artiOnd the waist: aril hip. • '
'. ti.....urt-ic OF. litafrasiaLs BENT lUY ,Y11•IL FREE.OF COST.
- , GOODSTE. BE EEITENED, • IF NOT SArISEAC , T,ORY. . '•
- ' . • ' - enAo. tiITOICES 41c;C0.. .
.- - 14 24 Chemiint.iMt., P;liladilphia:
Jnne . .10, , i15. . •.: .:• - .• • 2B, . •
T'AKE'IN cYTTOE.I
..• . • .
FARMERS and DEALERS iti FERTILIZERS will
please take otice that we have adopted the following .
TradeMark'to. protect ourselves,'and prevent: those
who usecour RAW BONE 'SUPER-PI.IOSPILATR from
being-deceived when purchasing Dian:arms.: . • ..
We have been obliged to give -.this:protection to our
customers,. in•consequence ofreveral parties having un
lawfully used bur distinctive name; viz. :
'in offering- their 'article' to the ' , public. • This . Trade
'idark.is adopted in addition .to -the title:"Raw one,"
Allot , is our. exclusive property, and eie caution all
manufacturers trim, using it in future. We would state
tO•the trade and consumers: that they will And 'it. to
their interest to see that the •-Trade Marlet.is upon ev
iry•bag and bairel they purchase, as antic; other is'een.-.
TRADE,.I4IARK . .. .
' .•.! ~ , .: -
~‘ ......... . . ..
'BAUGH'S
ICAW BONE .
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OP LIKE
MANUFACTURED BY
B-A IT Gil &SO S ,
No. 20 South Delaware Avenue,
PHILADELI'HIA. -
• • • .
- The great' gopultirity6f riar'itrtiele ham been found"
sufficient inducement to certain . imitators to naanufac- •
tare 'and advertise. •,Itaw Done •Phosphates,” a 'name.
which originated With na, and is-onr own rightfill prci
jierty. • .We, will state fJr the. Information of all. that
we:are the exclusive mannfacturem of .this' article—the.
original and sole propriethrs of it—haKing'been mann
ffichared by na for a period - of •twelve years.. Mso. that
•it is .coVered• by several letter only.by
oureelses. -
We are, now ready to supply in largquanntiets—
having made recent additions and improvement". Vett•
eels drawing 1 6
, feet of water can load directly 'from the
•wherveS of the works,.which are' located aCthe foot of
Morris street. Delaware River: We call the attention'
•of DEALERS to this great advantage: . : • .
The • ftrerent; Indidations. are that' we Shall have a'
• greatly, increased demand Over last spring and fall sea
sons: and we, advise. flume.) , to send in their orders to
their respective; dealers n at an•enrly day, thit all may be
suppled.promptly. • - ' •-• • • —.• '
'Soliciting your continned'ordem•we remain '
Yours very truly. • ; • • " •
" • 'BAUGH at SONS.
• No. 20 1 S. Delaware Aa , enne, Philadelphia.;
• lt'"Forettle by J.:
. C: BIUGILT & , CO. 'Ashland. Pa:
U.OBER' at Co:,
S:
••• •
S.- •
. • -•
GENERAL CONTIIiSION 111ERCHINTS,
26 South DelawareAyenne, Philadelphia
W
• We are Constantly reeeiving•O n ennsigninent. , SPEßM.
WHAT.R. LARD, MINERS' and LUBRICATING OILS.
of the hest and purest qualitiiis. 'which we offer in lots
ao suit, at loivest ram' of the day. . • • • •. -
.The attention of consumers and othem is respectful
ly solicited. . • • Jantlo.'tls-84)
Penna: Paint s and. Color .W.orks.
Liberty White Lead" •• . .Liberty 'White Lead!'
TRY IT 1 " • • • ...TRY rr? , •
to cover more surface. for sameweight,
than any•other. • Buy the beat, it is the rheayarat I
TRY. I .IT I •• ---TRY.IT I
• Liberty Lead is whiter-than any other. •
Liberty Lend covers better thanany other. • -
Liberty-Lead wears langerthariany other.; .•
• LibertfLeadis mat e icantmt feat than any .other:
•
'Liberty lead is - Inore free' from impurities and Is
Wasaurren to do.snore • arid : better work; at a
, . . Oren cost: than any other. ." '
ptly the :BEST; i IN the Garr 4.IrEEITI
.• hlannfactured and warranted . by . :•
• EGF dc I Tit
wilotEw.,E. • -" .•
• •
DREG, PAINT AND. GLASS . DEALERS,..
137- North- Third ti,triti, Philadelphia,
Nor. 4 'Gb. - thiarch 144 y)
City Cab i ne t ',Rooms and Hinufactoryi
••: • 230.130UTH SECOND STREET,
..:..•-•
. Philadelphia.
• N. 13: —Persons geing to . the'Citieill find it to their
ailvantiv , e to call and examine the stock. 'D. ItC-15,...
.
.. : ..Best .Lead. Pencils,
. .
••
..Lipmetsi motizeturing tbostapetitY 9 l .
C Ls" • •
6. - sr.A.TIONAL . , ,, • . • -•
•. .: • •
•
(the'qn a mind; the other sexagion) the purest:elm:a : AL
art allS . .best - of 'Lead Venetia. For pale wholesale
by • L LIPMAN. Atet.: •
51 South 4th St„ Philadelphia.*
Also for sale at B. BANNANI •Book and Stationery
Store;Pottayille. . Dec 23, ,65-452-2 m
1 INTENTORS' OFFICES. :
ofEpr.NETIIL & ENA:NS,
. ..
.
. . .
Civil: Eisigineere . : aid) Paitent dialiciters,
- . '-::NO. 433 IiVALNIT± ST., 'PHILADA: • . ' ' •
. . . .
.
" PatMitis• solicited— . Consultalons „on
Dratighttng and Sketches: Medan and Machinery of 'all
kinds NADI illldActlitallyittended . to. Special alien- Don giken. to REJECTED CASES' and.iNTRRYBE-
Ell eu CES. • Auftientic • QOM 'of ell Doctunenti from
•
F. B.•4 4 ave yourselves melees •andltavel-.
ling Meuse& as theta Is nowctilak need far personal
• interview with its. All liminess with - these 011icem,
can be transacted In writing. .Par further iiiforntailon
direct as above, with stamp endow& for Circular with
references:. " . Jen 13, ^66!--2•-1y
PHILADELP
Aline re, •
••• • 'Y e '""
•
•
• 10.410 - Nerth . Delawart
Tau sq. 1.6 •
rriAIR RILL interali z lkille I• / " " ' -
L
There tins Jong been felt bb**Tili),*
.
LA_DY 'F'ATRONS,
a&iimto m=l.l
AN ARTICLE OF ,TOILET
n which they could 'phis*: sadltimee,
. -
And which Would supersede the minty Wad enur Toilet
Powders-and Pastes which, for , *ant 'of better. they
were fureed to nee, to,the . .
_luja y; of :their Oompleuon.and Health
Now, hoNiever, .we have the , -pleasure to pjace before.
them
A N.:A Tt.Zt:O.T_,Z
Whiclf we. know from. peiso:wil girperforme,
To be just what will .suit them in evert way.
It ii . Perfectly liarmiesslto the , akin..
*ARRAD7~ED`TO;BE SO
„. . .
In . fact, so well Satistle4 tuive bielimelfrom long and
pailent investigation, • . ,
That it will. not Injure,
BUT GREATLY nenoyE THE MEET
And Really Iteandfy the Ccompleilim,
TEAT WE WILL RF.FEIs,I) TO ANY. LADY; Who
aftefgiving our preparation, the justly teletrrateA
ENAMEL AMERICA:
Lurk TRIAL,
'ME MONEY PAID FOR, rr iF IT FA32613
. . . , .
ts purely initablo in all its nomponen, parts,: and
consequently, is Itarmlesi, only to, mprove • • :
. '• the appearance - of - tie skin.. It •
FRECKLES;
MOLES,
BLACK WORM,
And t!y eleitiehig, and softening the skip, will give it a
BEAUTIFIIL VELVETY APPEARANCE
IT WILL
CONCEAL THE MAIMS of SIML-13.0X,
And . it will IN3TANTANLOUSLYArktOVE
All Roughttem from the Skin
FOR
CHAPPED HANDS .AND FACE-
IT.IB WITHOUT A RIVAL,
Hiking the akin
As White and Smooth as. Ivory.
• • .1U S
. .
Who hive chapped hands, , or akin made rough by . expo
sure fo thicoldminda, are invited to
CALL AND TRY IT,
And satisfy yourself before you purchase it
A Bottle fauty. open upon the Counter
FOR LADIES TO USE WITHOUT CHARGE
AT.: R. K. litOliRES!
B. coy. ceiitie and Ilapantanio at.,
Price,—sl per : Bottle; Six foi $5.
R. MORRIS,
General Igeut tor,,Pettatile
5-sm
Feb. 10, ,66
OPERATORft.
OREAT • IMPROVEMENT • LN COAL. SCREENS.
the undersigned arc now prepared to manufacture ;
aftheli itliop, in Minersville, all kindsof SCREENS for.
screening .Coati'of,the improied mannfartore, patented.
to - JonasDanbeniitein,..lth February, 1662. • • •
mom ILIMIL
JINN
111111 Nan
1111111
WILIL AWN
Alrffdr
..Screens manufactured. by lois precise, are more du
mble, maintain their form better. pnd are fhtplehed as
cheap as any to be hadin the County. .' •
They are made of square Iron, In atich . raape asito
prevent the Coal sliding from. one .size tolhe other be
fore it is thomnghly.assorted, thes preparing it better
than can be done by mist iron or wire screens.
111111111M11111111111111
111111111111111111111111
1111111111111111111111121
1111111111111111111 ii
• 1111X1111111111111111M
. . . .
The minadastarers urgently requestall Operators
wanting Screens, to examine' three new patent &men
et their shop; or at work at the Mammoth Vein .Col
Jiffy of George S. Repplier, near St. Clair, where they
have been in use for scene - time. . • . .•
Byy . purchasing screens Made under this Patent, nil.
gation,or any trouble its topatent rights will be avoided.
All Work done
.witit prontptneis and disM Ert4 •
J & L. LAUB
3iimmivlne; done T. 18G2
'•1 4, ...',, • rtossg.,',.,%
\
: _ii - ii, , .. `',-.. '''• 1 5. '.7 .: ''— -
4i.-
..,7-:;_1 1 .t. - -:•!.. - :...
.. t4 .. - : : ?•; , ,r;cs-.1..,- ,1 ,.. - elase
.. ,„
li ''' - • *,4 774 .,4 • , !• , 151T , TT' ‘.=';'' -
J..' FRICK
WIICCZEPOR TO ,ItROCK & 8110ENL&N&N
aurvrAorruzzo or -
WIRE COAL SCREENS,
trieder-titeXesithie ireittea, • -
COB: BAIIoROATI & NORWEGIAN'STIL,
rarturrax, PA. •
San ta, M.
• •
4iLtx4:Tll 4 4lTCai . V(47C
MVX:EIIi BLAME r:.•
:!' . ..6cesnieditiVithel'irkilliirigton'Oeirviptitt7
• , ..
'tient: - Pt. , the P i e r s 4 .'e;;"ntifeli • • • PiAntet • ily• 1 tind
.4 tin i---- - .....,. . • ....
strongly ~..n. thuequeititip.:-.. Ati: - .lhe =CopPer
. ~. .. , , . .
- :tie*ltri4Obigtei. - •fight . .thei.i. , c ampai gn in
Pennsylyanlithilf.eri this -- cPieiti* as-,
snaring theOfteo7PSVii ;ill that the, frienda
:o:l4!reeioa ., tind--!..Tintiee:''.". aliehtd . it. once
4ineitlihillifeiPailiter, 'ane,tiiili : their weep=
1:68'ot truth; PrePare to me et the-foe: There
iiietiot., l toot and - ..shell" in, - ,•00 .
,foliciwitig;. for
'l6iiiiiniten of sties .to:tholoyiii freemen' Of
'tie - country - : -''.' - '-:. :
. - -..'''' - ' 4 llo*-ipila.klk,' the: test Of . truth.disPiriett • ef
hollow pretension! - ' During • Morethan'flftY
'year& iniAtteritian . '..ptirtyevixr attempted ti
pike Inatificatiop of,itpreappisiOrr ita pi it,-
form. . • 0004,4 - 9 - the-1)00d 1v.404 - antbiliAlY3 •
irin discovered that bliedierketd the Ifoitit it
iern leaders ... Ny*lk , sur'.pitietobrt•-•ttillitiliticiil
strengilk.theremonieitlierAre's.oquiesence- it
Abe elcihkof, - Slavery,:ox • an : .opeo:iartd.tuartl,y
fdeniniciation or them:Wittt• this
.recordi 'it ,
was reasonableto exreilitie t :When ijit,.th,
-pelt - ton, Tuttclied.and . urried : ort.,hy the pro
- slavery , lesner&i4egan
. ltsi . ceret . tr, 'a : dec e nt
. regard . fot.llid fetehings : Of ' the early fitt here
of Democracy Would impel - ; the Democratic.
chiefs to filantiithtliktielViehilli -, •iikiposition.t7o
the-greett..... -- 14* - controlled •by
their. later affiliationg,Wlth the. Siitig tyrinte,
. they :soon displayed: art , 'earbeiti sympathy,
i
Withrthe,epe iiir.Of the . ll4nibliel.and 'from
tliO . .thrvcthe ;Wowed, Ilrockittridge - ,tii,acip* •
.
..for them in . e" genatei ,Irb . 186 i, have never
•Moderated,.. much:: ~ tens ---. ittbeedoned - .their
course: .: This . wicked; - eiampie:". t:4
. s o :coin=
pletely - captpred thet‘that :no . - thari . irt the
. Democratic; ranks, captain. or„,private,.*Vis
• perrnitted to:enjoy...ie expression of-his index
'pendent opinions - against treason.and traitors,'
All citizens"
O f this-character (you have bun-.
:dreda'Of,"therk hi-Pennsylvania) Were instant=
1Y class e d ' iyilh - the AbOlitionist4. and banish:,
ed. from the charm etl:circje
.of. the `partY.::-
Evert in. the . .t.ereesi tilela of "the . conflict, this
inhituitted . :-.prisaiorilcir. slaverywaa, not. disc
guised. ...The 'position of he Democratic lead •
era •.on .. the - .universal suffrage question; IS ,
therefore,.in exact poeordance with these pre
cedents.: •• Like the' old slaterytYranti, •they,
never had, and hay& not now,. the - . slightest
sympathy for the white or, black lOyitlista . Of
the South. Net . a-suggestion catrit from them
to: improve' the 'condition or Ito a lleviate the -
-distressOf '.. either • suffering, - .: Who has '
'ever. read, in a.".Defooeratie". paper one word
- of, credit:to a etilored,suanWho fought _for .the
..flag.? .Who ever heardr.a.Democratic pond -
.clan suggeit thatthe -negro Should be adMit
ted -to :any: of the rights resulting from- his in,.
• evitable, emancipation? The questiene, - an
.Sw er.theinselves..l.llOwever deplorable is the
degradation •of the. colored • ruaSsea •:, in .the
South; : however .pitiable • the • ignorance of
- "tne - Pi,or - whit 6 :trash"—alike the :result of
• the indifierence - andexchisivenesS of - the prO
slavery.-aristOcracy-,--the, fact iSatleast as de: ,
• plorable and - pitiable that since.thee colored
„messes became, free, since ',these white thou
' sands have • had: to - depend
,on themielve&
'.. nothing has been done „ for them,. either by,
their 'farther .masters or. by the - Deffiberatic
••
politicians of the free. States.. .LOok • around,'
and confirm these assertions from your. own
local - :experience. - Can you, therefore, wo n
der when such a 'brirst 'of almost fiendish •eit'
- nitation has proceeded front .these .classes,:
becausetheY think -they.haVe secured 'a
win=
„ I .ninecind • at . . latft . . in. the passage of Jndge
Kelley's - .6111, - i establialii.pg_,.universal suffrage
in : the District of '. COluMbia ?.. 'TherigMore
I ..inanithingsin• nursing this l ordent hope.:- 7
Theyforget that in pro Portion. as :the . .ques--
1 tions . anddutlei cif the liOur increase in gran
. deur,' the pea fire are proportionately educated
.to .investigate and to dispose of Hipp.: Three
1 -
years - ago the. Union party, w ould - have been .
• .beaten tn. every Northern State on.the . mere
question of :enrolling colored : men in the.ar-1
)
my -• and. at the benirining cif -the war the
.. . . . i,
Wheie.Union movement would have been fit- ,
.tally sek, be ck if ein.aneipatiou • had . gotie hand
in hand with opr . military _ rearation& ....Bin
a mighty change has Come:over the minds of
•nuen,• and they meet the' boldest . perils more
then - half:, way. ' .The , recent .legislation for
.the District of "Columbia,; will find the people
More thaetalf ready to. meet it. The very
eagerness of: the Copperheads to seize Upon
it aka party weaponos the completest ward
ing •to - the millions. who 'have. seen -. their.
countrysuffering under :the prejudices andi
plots. of these same party . plotters.., .But. more I
than. this; thousands - of - Mtellects, who have,
been : waiting : . :Precisely for :this
. lastie, - Wilb .
now be 'ardently enlisted on .the side. ' of .thel
,Union :party. ',• I believe there is not an intel- '
ligent :man• who fought the battles. of:. his
:eountry; whO will refuse to take ground: iul
favor of this legislation. •If the Soldier cher
ishes one thought, above that of love of coda
,try,: it - is hatred tif.the traitors and their syrri 7
pathizera.. For.. a. fresh proof, - read the fol
lowing 'extract. from an addiessjiistiesued by
"The Soldiers' and Sailors' Union League,'"
"in'. this - eitY,- . . an . .organization.- composed 'of
sOrrie , •of the most intelligent ~ young :men I
have ever met: '., ... ' . ' • ..• - :. .., r -
"We .must . .fight to - .keep before . the people
`that . treaso n is -A - crime ;'• that all Men -en.
gaged in the rebel cause were traitors to their
.country,
,Ind forfeited their rights:and privi
leges •as citizens; -that ;What-they:did • in' its
support was damnable, diabolical wickedness;
and should find no apologist'; Mid•that; while
we grant them the boon of life; they. Shall
notbe restored: positions ,- of .honor.eind
trtist ,by any influence- we . poises& - and
_this
shall apply ..: to all ' alders and . 'abettors :Of
treason :wherever. they: exist. as . ulcers upon
the body politia,
.• We . most . keep' before the
peoPle; • not: boastfully nor arrogantly: :hut
.witit.'dignifi c d'' persistence,-that . we are the
people:A.llst Saved . .this country, and bUt for
whom this - fair• fabric- would . have: been
crushed, and anarchy . reigned supreme.
.. When these cbainpions or liberty see and.
realize:as they must,
.and as - most.ef them .
alrehdy do,. that the...politicians'who are
. 9p 7 .
posing the slightest concession of :civil right,.
'to the eoloren, Mall, - are equally earnest in
demanding : fiat. the traitors, 'here so justly.
denounced,. shall, be. reclethed: - with all =their
rights and admitted into high Places ofpow era
they will laugh to 'scorn . the - new conspiracy
of theoopperheada and the returned rebels.
As the...campaign. - steadily progresses, anxili
'My events and argukients will . corne . frOm the
Sotith. 'Tile Southern .States" will profit by,
•the experiment. in . . the District of Columbia.
They will, find,
.frote.the• determined' spirit of
.CongreStr,-
. that. they - Cannot .re enter - the. na
tional councils. withoUt au*"irresistable
guarantees"- - all will forever :prevent -another
rebellion, and . ont of sheer necessity will-Con
fer suffrage . upon ' thnliberated . millions, 'or
Provide for it by gradually . enlightening,them.
Bear in• Mind, finally, they:however thistiew
issue may stagger. weak minds, far 'greater
troubles.. have been . solved .withik•the four
years Peat and gone. "The whole war for
.lib
erty. was but the solution o f a stupendous pro,
blew—one that had baffled and appalled the
• Most :acute and experienced - philosophers:
Emancipatiort.. - wai.not. followed,' as prophe •
siell;.'.hy yhtt and servile insurrection:.
~ T he
negro,:said to be cowardly and - lazy; not only
fought, ' butworked I . and we realized,. in the
-midst Of thousands of instanceis of white in
gratitude and harbarity, that the former Slaves
have'been . Oonstantly.and : therOughly. loyal.
That,. in the course of time; they must, tinder
any . Government or, party, %have. been :lin -
• proved, and, by proper leguilatiOn; it one:of
tlioSe philosophical truths .. that no intelligent
Man will 'deny. It has fallen to our ago and ' l,
generation to meet the final issue — and the ,
bilt e stabliahing - ..univenial, suffrage " in -, the '
District. of Columbitihi the 'example.. :The
CopPerheed& - detnand - :votes and honors for,
the • traitors. The Union party aski , equal
rights for-those who have always been loyaL
On that .Platform :what American will refuse
to Stand ?"-.. ,; , •••: .. ' -1 "
_1: - - .:. .' : ....:. ••:-, ...."".
IPINPLES,
On Wednesday afternoon of hist Week, as
we stated In our last, a
. colored delegation
called upon President JOhnson: The delega
tion was made op as foilows :—Fred. Doug
lass, - New York; George T. Downing, rep
resenting the New' England _States;.Lewis
,H. Douglass (son of . Fred..nonglasss, and
Win. E. Mat th ews, of Maryland ; ,Jolutdones,
of Illinois; John F. Cook, of the District of
Columbia Raynier, of South ,Caioll
na ; Joseph E. - Oates, OfFlorida ; A. W. Ross,
of Mississippi ; Williain Ripper, of Pennsyl
vaniikf John iff• BMW)) and - Alexander Dun
lop, of Virginia, and,Calvin Pepper, white; of
Virgin. ;
Addresses :to. the President were trade by
Geo: T . Downing ' 'Fred :' . Douglass. Mr.
'bouglaits spoke as follows:
• Itfi. PRERIDIVIWO are. nAt "hart to ont,
lighten.. You. eir,-es:to.:3iciur. 'dudes' at the
Chief ktegh bf: Oa* RePulAco but' to
'show Oar reapec . ; and .o.l . krese.* in brief, the
claims or our •race"tO Your ilivorsta&coosid
arnica. In the ordefor-DitineVroilditiee
you. are placed in a position where - 'god have
tbe.power to save or destroy ink to bleecei
blast us. Tinean - our whole ruce... TOUCUO
ble and bunitine"pietieeesade:pr,seed • ia' our
lands the Sword ti - .o:assist Arrsavink the na
tion, and we do.hope that you, his able sue-
censor; :will favorably 'nerd ttllo :P4clull in
our haucla the ballot w hic4;to save
'
We shall submit naargument on thni
The fact that me ate the sublet:fa of.tion
'ilea, and subject - totaxatton, aubjent.,to
volunteer in the aeryiee of the ,country; sub
ject-fel:ming drafted, suhjeet tcfrhear, the bur
dens of-the State, 'makes it'not impreOrthit
shOuld ask •to share inf the_ priVft:n et,
this 'condition., , • . '
I have no speech to make On this occasion.
I simply submit these .observations es
ted expression of 'the -vi'ewev and ~ f eelinks of
the delegation with which I have came. --- •
AP Presidew4PPlied effe*--we •regrei
eitremely, :consequence of its length,
'we eannof•give,' the , response in full—:that
While betwas 'a friend . of 'the colored rimer, he
did hot want ;to :adopt 'a *icy that. be be
lieved, would end IP a c'onteste.cf. the .races,
Which if, persisted 41 will result:, in 'the eater-
volnitiOn of 'one or the other: After Speak-
Ing of his belief that enmity existed between
the ffeedintin , and - white Of the South
who' Was non-slayeholder
. before the war,
the President said
-we are talking about where we, are
to begin. We have got at the hate that ex
isted between -, tbc two races. . The query
conm up whether these" two races, situated
as they: were before, .without
.preparation,
without time for= passibn and excitement to
be, appeased, and without time for the slight
est impeivement, whether the one should be
turned loose 'upon the other, and be thrown
together at, the Ballot-box, with-this enmity
and hate'existing between-them. The - query
: conies up, ;right. there., whether we don't
comthence a war of races.' ' -.I think I under-
stand . this thing; and eSpecially•is this the
csee' when you-force it upon a•people.
out their consent." • "
In some further remarks the Presiden4.
.
suggested 'emigration. •
ltir. Douglass, 'on turning to leave, remark
e'd to his-fellow delegates :—"The President
sends` s to the people, and we go to the peo
ple.,,
RESPONSE OP TS E DELEGATION IN WRITING.
Mr. Prelident:--In consideration of a del
icate sense of propriety, as well as your own
repeated intimations .of indisposition to dis
duss- or to listen to II reply to the views and,
opinions you.were -pleased to .express to us,
in your elaborate speech :to -day, the under
signed would respectfully take thht method
of replying thereto, Belleveing as 'we do,
that,the views and opinions you expressed in
that: address are entirely-unsound, and preju
dicial to the highest :interestsi:of our race as
well as our ':country at large, we cannot do
other than 'expose the same, and as far as
May bein Our - power,: arrest their dangerous
influence. It is not necessary at thiitime to
call attention ta more than two or three lei:-
tures.of your remarkable address :. • - ,
1.. The - first point to. Which we feetespeci
ally bound' to 'take exception your attemPi
to found a policy opposed to our enfran'ahise
'ment, upon the alleged , ground of an existing
hostility on the part of the, former slaves to
ward the poor white pkTle of the South..
Weadmit the existence of this hostility, 'and
hold that : it -is -lentirely -reciprocal -But you.
obvidusly cruntitit'an error by drawing an
argument from an incident of a state of sla
very, and making it, a basis for :a policy
adapted to a state of freedom. The hostility
, between the whites and blacks of the Smith
is easily explained. It pas its root and sap
ip the relation of slavery, and was incited on
-- both sides - by the cunning of the slave mas
ters.., Those masters secured their ascenden
cy over both the poor- whites and the blacks
by piuting. enmity between them. They.
divided both to conquer each. *„ , There was no
earthly reason -why *- the. - bitters 'shoulpot
hate and: dread' the poor whites when jn
State of slavery,-,for it anti frora this class that
their -masters receivertheir" slave-catcherS,
slave-drivers and-overseers. They were the
men called irt Upon all occasions . by ihe mas
ters when arty hendish outrage. *as to be
committed
,upon -the alive. Now,. sir; you.
'cannot. but
.pertieive that, the *Cause of this
hatred removed; the effect must be removed
also. Slavery is abolished. .• The, cause, of
antagonism is removed, and' you inust see
that it is altogether illogical (and " putting
new wine into old bottles,". " mending new,
garments with' old cloth") to, legislate. from
slave-holding and slave-driving premises for
a People whom you have repeatedly declared
your purpose to maintain in-freedom. • '
2. Besides, even if it- Were true as you al
lege, that the hostility of the :blacks towards
the poor whites. must necessarily Project it
self into. a state of freedom,. and that this en=
mity between the two races is even more in-_
tense in a state Of freedoin than in a state of
slaVery, in the. name of. Heaven, we rever
ently, ask, how :can -you; ..in, view of your
professed desire to promote the welfariot
.the black man, deprive him of all means'of
defence, and clothe him; honi you regard as
your enemy in the panoply of political pow
er? Can it be that you would recommend a
policy Which would arm thestrong and cast
down the 'defenceless?
," -Can 'you by any
possibility . ..of reasoning, regard this as just,-
fair, or wise?. Experience proves that those
are oftenest abused :.who can -be abused with
the greatest impunity. Men are whipped
oftenest who. are whipped easiest... Peace
.between races is not to 'be securedhf degra
ding one race and exalting another,
_by guy
mg power to . one race and withholding it
from another;'• but by maintaining a state of
equal justice between all classes.
"'First pure,
then'peaceable. - .". . .
3. On the colonization theory . you Were I
pleased to broach, very Much could be said.
It is imprisiihre to . suppose, in view- of the
usefulness of the black man in time of peace
as \ atiborer in South, and in time of War
as a soldier at the North, and the growing
respect for his rights among the ileopir,' and
his increasing adaptation to a - high state, of
Civilization in. this his , native land, there can,
ever cone a time when' he can be removed
from. this country.without a terrible shock to
ils prosperity "and- peace' Besides, the worst
enemy of the, nation could not cast upon, its'
fair name a greater infamy than to - suppose
that, negroes could be tolerated among theta
in
,a state of the most .degrading slavery and
oppression, and • must be cast away, driven
into exile, for no other cause than having
been freed from their chains. -
- OKORGE T. DOWSING
- ' • • Jour: Joist
• • WitiaAm Wrirerce, .
• . FREDERICK DOUGLASS, ..
.• . LEwis H. Dow:miss,
• And others.•
WASHINGTON, February 7, 1866. *
Tag Sacemar or Wsa.-7-The rumorit
That Mr. Stanton was about to retire from the
War Department appear to .have subsided.--
It is now said that,alter a review of the sit
uation of , political Rinks; he deems it a duty.:
he owes to the .nation he has 'done 80 - muchl
to save: o continue , at his post. , The Chic-:
ago . Republican, edited by, Mr. • Dana, late
assistant of Mr. Stanton, says
"With. Mr. Stanton u Bearetary 'of WM',
and 'Gen. Grant at the head of the- army,
there need be no cello that the S. troops
will be withdrawn (rein the South until pact
fication is an accomplished fact.- ' The stern
and resolute' Secretary is . as firm
_timid the
political conflicts of the day es he: was when
surroundea by armed secessionists. or imbe
cile military officers. 'He stands as itIIMOV&-
ble as a rockin Mid-ocean, hot even shakeif
by the currents' and counter-currents that
break against hisn. He will mit retire front
office until his work is finished. :The ar-.
chives of his department will be systernati7.
tally arranged, and those hereafter, exaiii
tang themmill find that - they shed a flood Of
light upon the rebellion . and its yarions , pha'
EP7MMULCIrE.
*muss with her mining and . mannfacturing
governed Greece. Carthage, largely; engaged in
manufactures; controlled the commerce of half
the thendienovered globe.* Holland was mistress
of the commercial world in those da a "when the.
of the, Rhine cities boasted that "they
• ght °tithe stupid Englishmin skins at a six
pence, and paid for them in. tails at a' shilling.",
The • English, wiser grown :have got into the
"place . of the Dtttch . in. this . '
relation to skins - and
tails r and presch,Eree.Trade to the world. Their
gospel is : "Let the British do you manufactur.:,
ing ; confine yourselves to raising'raw iiioducts—
sell them to - tut, - andlskii yotir pay. in finished
goodie.. If the. United t3tateshaveyetany hank
ering to asap skins at sixpence for tails at a slid.
ling, they had better fold a the stars ad strives
and return to British colonial vassalage.
that trade which is British Free Trade, will malhe„
them sleves—slaves independence, slaves in pov..
1
-t,11311
STElWhfttittitsid.
to emote JOB atd XXIX PMFITTICr t deign de•
octal= at the cdka order itzstme JOCIMIAIe
than tt ameba domillioldher addAlehment liC
I
Bia.aiiirlPaiii - - BIM .1' Leila&
1.6' 1 /Peemerns,:,,, - "- t, Manama& MIMS.
mriikatillis; . _ .„., '' i Paper Itimete, •
A.mieleomptAgt Time sue.,
AIM ,milato • _.,.1 •-, eader Simko; ape.
At *liar, shottiptitatla.. Oatatedi at JOB TYPit
Is mom mteaskteibea that of aarollok r idke* thin
seetschkeitlisetated ex
pew,
_to:4oW '
oar befit s .
ial4rl . t , mein
we rimmemea m tat
cm botariedeeila Om Meta. 121X8TpliitIII MU
ORS &Mat tirkbatedeotice --- , • •
: 401 -ilo4ise-Nitttifiitittly=
ieggie tounithaiiiznirsiootitirts. 'St
r o.giosydeoceipticemomidiequi*beeatimt. nest to
91°C040 1 °Tte!"-50 01 .-- •'.
educitional fattnim
ACat,,ll4,Bll2 lo l tP , 0 6,1 4 itAfig•rm
The exprention (we so often' Ilea that such
a teacher ."latiot very wellr_quatilled,rbut be
hinienty good, =ugh to.teach. backward'
Zink_ :when kroPerIYMNII44-
'eretli Wilt he 'Nola 'to - :hem most casek
mistaken - idea. --ihfostscholtirt In:;backwarif
schools notiouly htek,the tudinteets.of book
kno'iciedge;but:ttre.very:k!compftent.Judgew
of the - teacher ' s: abhhies, and the teacher,*
errortC , retelving thetit" for Otitis:" If they
-hare.confidenee therbilneitylustability of
theiri weber, they,. witi gesterally.lmaider
hipia mOdel.in every.xespect,,ttotuattethoor
unqualified he may be in. reality. The
s th
equence is, at ff he beifinitiartfled m ost,
Or manycases, the injury -to - the-I)4phi 3,111
yet7 , :grest
"Ignorance hi &blank- abeq od;riuch • sco
may easily . but El* a 1 BClibbleA
one, which mit first - be et•asec i before
WI inscribe truth On Its pairito-
No! f . yip-d0 : n(41%09h to ha:understood to
mean that It le r just as necessa ry tor-S,teaclug
Whose pupils are all tyros,..to'have as exten
sive a;knoviledge• of•moSt` Of the branches',
or that it, is quite' as - necessary' for anch's
teacher to understand as. many: branches of •
science, as,it ia.for,one,whose pupils•aie very
far advanced ; but we think that ; teachers of
backward' school's ought to as , well under
stand. what la required to be taught In those
schools, as : teacher& should be,•who. teach
YORWAIII) schools.:. '
.;
Incorrect prominlailon perhaps_ as ob
jectionable as any Other failure ih thetallth.;
er Of .a backward school.. • •'' • - 1 . " •
...One , very 'common _evidence .1 oVmant of
qualification is, to see onejeaching,• who.cant
not hear . ..any. recitation -*Without constantly
lOOking at a teit-bOok. •
• "So:also,' the -County; Superintendent' who
cannot examine a teacher without constant
reference to a. 'text.-book,, some sort of
memoranda,durittg'the Ciamination,
evinceagrent lack of knewledg,ti for that imj
portant position. • Puttow.
CAIIHRON COI3IIM Octobei;
Amereas YAM ah Coiwire uc
.The post office has long been regardWby the yours&
men of Chicago as one of the most, desirable.aasigna-,
tion institutions to the city;"'Young- hover •
around there for the purpose of getting answers to ten-.
der missives. sent in answer to equally tender matri
monial advertiseabente, and young 'gentlemen, -and
sometimes those of middle age, and avail elderly, wait.
to scan the pretty faces of the applicants. So 'common
hies this custom been that respectable ladles are fright
ened to appear at that place. lest they might be mista
ken. for those who come there with a different oblea
froth that , of linding letters. .„ • . , -
On Saturday last, a young man came to grief by pre
suming too far upon what he supposed to be the gener
al characteristic of ladie et si l ho were habitually waiting
for letters. Us bad seen* r several days a strikingly
pretty „young lady mak guides regarding a pluticular
bet; and each time turn away disappointed.''lie Was
gay,, fashionably dressed, and rather attractive youth In
appearance, rind.presuraing on these qualities be made
up to the young' lady, and in the blandest manner. re-:
'quested the privilege of escorting her home; -The re
quest was at first.indignantly refused. but almost im
mediately alerward a new idea flashed across the brain'
of the merry young wife, and she graciously . consented
to accept the escort. ;
Proudly and happily Mr. - L—t (his name need not
'be given in the meantime) escorted the, apparently en-
'
amored lady to the Madison street car. ' Seated beside
her. he entertained her with the liveliest talk, and upon
arriving at Aberdeen Mallet. he gallantly assisted her to
alight: and proffering his arm; the two walked on pleas.'
runty together. Upon approaching her - residence, the
lady became suddenly timid. She was afraid that some
of her husband's friends 'might see them together, and
requested him to leave her in. the meantime, and to
steal in the woodshed behind the home, and there she
' Would Come, to • him when the domestics had retired.—
31r. L--t • was speedily ensconced in 'the piece 'pre=
cribed. and scarcely was he Kr when , a butt drove up
to the front door and the husband (he whose lettere she
. .
had been so 'anxiously expecting) leaped : oat. The -
wicked wife merrily told him about her adventure, and ~.,
described the animal she bad cagedin the woodshed.
.On Saturday night. 'twill be remembered, it was bit-
ter cold. The husband, upon hearing his y/i d ang wife's
story, slid - silently from the house and lock the, door
Of the shed in which the gay Lotherlo Was concealed:—
Through the openings of the shed they could see' him -
as he crouched behind a couple of, empty barrels, and ' •
enjoyed themselves hugely far a time as he eat shiver- .
Ing in his wretched corner. The' malicions.young wife,
then suggested that he should . be mine thoroughly' -
cooled, and at her request, the •garden , engine,was
brought, the hose of which wal Inserted silently through -
an aperture close behind his back.. -- • • .
The servants and husband then set to work with a • •
will. while the object of his pursuit directed the stream. "
In less than a minute he was completely deluged, Ind .
for more than tewminutes he danced around the wood-
.shed, bellowing end 'cursing like a maniac, all the while
the stream, directed by a vengeful little hand, pouring -.
upon him..:. At last upon beginning to show symptoms
of exhaustion. the door was opened. and he was brought .'
forth in a miserable plight. The hniband conducted'..
him to the gate by the ear, he whining piteously mean
while, and in order to restore some degree of - warmth
to his frame.- administered a series of vigorous kicks to
a ixirtion of his body a inches below the buttons on ,
the back of his coat. . - • .
rz .
. .
•
Tits: CH OLERA. -As -it is not improbable. - •
. .
that . this country may be visived during the ~
present year by*cholera,' in a more or leas
malignant forth,. we oliserve that "Hall's -
Journal of Health" is devoting much space
'in each number of- that. invaluable publics-.
Lion, to the subject.' In the Febrttary null -.
ber there is a valuable, contribution, -embra- :
.
cing observations on cholera, whichit woUld '•
heWell 'if it could be read by every family •
. .
in the , land. - It- is irom the pen Of DI. L. '
North of. Saratoga Springs, N. T., who has
watched eTery . .Mciveinent of: the :_disease • '
since it first broke out near Calcutta in 1817. ---
Hie advice to those who-think that they. *
attacked, is in a few words, : as follows : :
•
• "If yon have, is cholera times, any reason te be
lieve that it is attacking you, the firatFeseription. '
ill--4111d it is of immeasurable importauce.-send '
for your physic-hie ;- - or, rather, if yon happen •to
be from home; at your office or counting-house, •
get a carriage, and call, on him on year way ,
home.
' 2d. As soon , as you enter your house, do not
*ait.to o n dress, but lie down on the first bed you -
come to, undressing at your leisure ' And let noth- . •
ing 'vises your mouth but ice, - or , not attain- .
able, coldwater,—ofie or two swallows at a time,
And loot oftener . than as many niuntes apart"; tut .
,if ybn have ice; you can eat it as voraciously as .
you desirebnt - take neither ice nor water unless -
you are thirsty.. '. -. ~• ~ • . ,
3d. This third item is. conditionaL- If the
symptoms are urgent,
-or you nod - yourself tr:
-coming nervous, and a physician cannot pokeibly -
be, had within two hours,--:then wallow ten or
twenty grains of calomel, in pill, - if there is sick
ness at stomach ; if not, it will do you more good •
'to take it on the end of a: spoon-handle or, case
-knife; - and 'plaster it. ove r the back part - of the '
tongue, washing it down with cold or iced wider,
taking at the , same times if so disposed, at, least
as muchauper-oarbonate - of Soda, as an apparent -
preventive, to some instarces, of salivation, and
wait until your physician comes:" - . • .- ;
• '' We advise. that Hall's Journal of Health
be generally taken this year. , The advice It
. ,
gives is good. If followed it must 'trees° o f
. •
the 'visitation of the cholera, save - many val- .
- . --.
tuible lives', . - ' . .
LornsiAwA.—M.r. Jasper Blackburn, who
lives at Homer, "La., and edits a journal of
the classical name of " The Homer
_lliad, ", is
I' staunch loyalist , - who does not hesitate 'to. :
speak his mind freely in the enemy's coun
try.. - Ile sayi . • ,
"It is 'true, simply true, that at preient
loyal men of the South, both white and black,
'are at, the mercy of traitors at heart—traitors
to.good government, traitors to human lib- •
'erty, and traitors' to every instinct of com
mon humanity. •.:.- • We bold
ly pronounce, for the information of whom
it may concern, that, within our knoWledge
there is but little' heart-loyalty hi the South.
• * • They , would t4-day, if they
had the power, re-enslave the negro; put to --
death Union men, deetriy the National Gov
ernment, end trample under the.foot of tres
son the last vestige of our former greatness
andglory:"
If all this be true of Louisiana, it is stilt
more painfully trae of every. other Southern
state ; for Louisiana Is the, nearest pacified
of all the Waywiard sisters'. • Are Asir of these
states, yet fit for re=entrance into Congress ?
H02(01110 A PHIL/Micmac& Orricnts...4The sth United
States Regular Cavalry having gone into barracks at
Nashville. Tennessee. an- order. bar been Issued' by*
Lieut..(lol. B. H. Leib. commanding. the regiment; di
recting that the encampment shall be known as "Ash
Barracks." late of Philadelphia. Who was killed in
action at the battle of .Tos. Tavern., Virginia. Kay
8.1864, .while gallantly leedinza charge against the
enemy. a circular letter commtmicatine this order.
Adintant Cooley, on behalf , of the commanding officer.
writes :—"It• was thought a fitting compliment to the
memory of that gallant and begot officer. who was ea.
• dearee•toill his brother oaken; by. his many sizings."
—Philadelphia North American. - • •
Bithop Billet, of Georgia, nes officially an
nounced the reumon of, the diocese •of • Georgia
with theSpiscopal Church of the United States. •
sarParson Brown:low in,the prospectus of the
Knoxville Whig for 1868, says -,:
"Those-Who desireto lay before the people' an
apology for trat. , twlit'Or en endorsement - their
honor andhitegrity, would do well to_ giro .onr
Whig the go-by.. and select some so ft shell toper
ar conservative .sheet, ardently devoted to State
sovereignty and in sympathy with trete c e. ' This
paper will n ot !slim in that direction.