The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, March 03, 1866, Image 1

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_-- . - •- - . - • •.- ' -- •• .-- •••• . 'ell orders for machinert , 'of any kind , ••_ 6, -Tfßo•.•' ' ' - . ,liven . its pages. • Published by . Lon( !
.A.G odey,
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•,:: ~- ' Terminus of the phuidelphla it Beading R. 11.,Wii.the Delaware , at Phliadelplita.---Piers for the Shipment of illititar,tes: ,:"....:- : i.. : 1 1 . na si l i.e i t i l i n g uiriir h ) F N Vy notte , ith t n o nd a ine n dbe y t i i. i pan te rod u r l i . co ;• 11. i . - 1 .-:,• . •.Err --
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111111HD ' SAWYER Bi, WARD', • . -.- Pier No: 15. ~ • : ' • 1 ' OASTNER - ,' STIOKNEY &IVELLINGTON. • - • „ ,
• : • 'Thi: l inigazirie, is Mt nestiortably -the best - lady's
.• • ~- . • TIAILTIV,Ett.SIIIIIp . NOTIEIC;.. • - • ---:: -,,.: . . Ve ,- tt a 6 0 1 , 6a:it - •.. :
.. • • book publi she d ; and appreciate
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- I - • BLAKISTON, GRAEFF . ..& 00. •• •• - -.-- • - - - ' - -•'• • - - • ir . - . . ~ .. _ .
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-.1.,,,,,5: . . . .. • . ..Rxinieig int& StAip pers :cif Coak _
en.Wterede:iihente
ill a bseri. Part he nerSh i lp. tinder . ;be . 4-y...97. 12;441 ., '. -.... - 1 '''...'••• ..
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,••••:•'',. 9 Pine Street; Nenr-York.. .. . .. lIIICEISS AND SIIIPFEES OF. •-• '
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• •
• • • • • LORBERRVAND LOCUST. MOUNTAIN . .COIL, . •Ign enside (from their Burnside Col. at S h amo ki n l. - * •
,4_----- • . TEM OBJECTS or THE SOU'THERN Ez-
-- .4 S Walnut. " -Phifideirphia... -
.„., ,„._ . .4 . • - . .. , .. . . , .. . , . Firm name and style of•ALLISON At .. _'•••,.--::- • r-"le - • — P--"- s •
-•"" -- --"•` 1-6 - ------," '' -''' ' ' ' •- . • --- RELS: ' - • .
•- . shippers - Cif other approved qualities of •• ... -•' rc . Lewis' 'Vein (Red Ash).. :.. .. ::, -•-• ... - • •.- BA.N - NAN, te carry on itte Foundry, !Machine, - Smith-. •• ••• . • -- '7,,,,..- ,^. If • ' : • ' -•-. • ' • -'' • . -* •'• • •.• .- •', • ••
: . ne and Car-making Bywin eBs , in Port :c ar b on. s c h n i . t.
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4,,,,, , ~.•••., , , ' ' • '.. WHITE AND RED
..ASH • coA.L.. • ' Locnig moaii.guati. (While ASh). ; .• . ' .;•.' -
-• . • ROSERTALLISON;-'
~, 2 kiilby - " ' Boston. . - , , . .
318- Walnut Street , ' Philadelphia. '.•• -. •.•- : -- - 39.TrinityBuilding;New Yor k ;:. -..- kill•Ceunty. ~ . ....- - --' ' ' --• BY HON. 149,.LL MOW.
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• D•••• 14,.. . 9 Trinity Building, New York. - - •••• ' OFFICES . : 115 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.. : --
-•- • •- : • - FRANtISB BANNAN '' equalled hy.any other Reedlnstrument in the .country
. .
•n•-•• . - • - • .. • .•, :
„.•••• Are not only unexcelled, but they are abiolutely un • , .
, ~ • • Car. of Kilby' & Doane Street, Beaton. .- . . •. ' . 15 Ellby Street Smola, .• . .
Wh ar f No.. 9, Port Itielinont . i . , P.4 .l .ind'a.:
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.... a pritist, ' . 164.: .: ,- ' ..' •-. '' - . • • Thaa•li•neij erkessly for.Chnrches and Schools, the y are
. *rand to be emially. Well adapted' to .the , koulor and
I`?',
i....-....-W-.. . • Feb.l4. '63 : - • ' - • • - • ••••
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:- !' •1 AL OF ALL 'XIADS BY THE CARGO. • • •win t eem .-, - For sale only by - . •-• .: ,--.•-. „ :
.T ANIAAI . I7 . '''.. R. ?• ll ' l '! l WP I TULL! • - ..
drawing g :. . -..-.. --. EM. - BRUCE,
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t- Jit9 •47: 'GC , . . ,• . . _ • - . . - . . .
-• , • Feb 24 . '66 -, .. (May .16,' 1 0 3 - 20 -t 1 ); . • 8 -; -- . • • . T . I , IeVAMAQUA:ROLLYNO MILL COMPANY; hey_ •..„ .. :_ No. 15 North SENBICT_H S . L. Pall." o '. A --
- LEWIS AUDENIIIIEff . dr, CO:, l•• .. • - . • . • •..• . . dug now completed their" Works •at Ta. ~. • , rar Also, BRADBURY'S PIANOS, and s f . complete
•_•. ' - • '-'' • . ..-- •-• marina. •Schnylkill . County. ' are now - ering,'''' , •isasortment of the PERFECT
.34.41...0pE0 . . . ...
- Wbolesale Desdera in the best Varieties of
a i- 1 I . rA . N . o v sE . N,......,•• 4 - 01 ru . 11 ll l. AN.dc •
.Co., immne , i , cuh r
a k n i tt , tr i
aing . larondn. :
op?
apit.redveryto.
ga.impeppnorty
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6 .- r;•- - - .1 - 011 - N It.• :WHITE, . . - -
S. • • • - - • • .. • . * ann 7 Er." Cir : ..
' • ' .'
.- -- .: ' • 1.: allainity; Ronrds, Squares, Flat and lialf '• --"••'. .•• - - -
'' : ''':
- • • • PUMPER or . •
.. Anthracite and • Bitttminous • -. C 0 .... . . .
non ds, . Orders are reapectfully" solicited,' and u... - A. •B:DAYLS & CO., !
B , A-11 .• . - meet-wlth pi mpt' ttentio -•' - - ' or BANKS; DIN - .111 4 013V.,.& Co,
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• - (205 Walnut Street, Philadelphia:. ' . •• I Locusr 3.IOUNTAI . N. LOCUST 'GAP. MURES
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13. ' .1 ' SCITT.TYLICILL - -.- (.7 , 0..T--4, . OFFIC - ES: {110 -
.• • ... . RE,...1.,EL11GH, AND. OTHER • - •.' .- ••• JNO.: RALSTON; 'l l reas."" EL .'S-4XL: RATCLIFF. Treat . •• •'--- : •• • ;AIL ' • • - •.' •-
. Mannfaetnrera or
Lp,,, ,, 1-k,_ - Broadway, New York: -'• - ' •-• .i•
--•- 1 .. . 14 , ,Eilby Stn. et,805t0n..... - -
''g IrrhariNo. 7, Pert Richmond. ' • -.
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Pioneer Shippers from•Elizabetliport,of • - I
Vti.tii'l'E -AND. -RED . ASH, COALS
, -.,.,,,-,„. ° , 0 ._„... firo. 316 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
:-.-••" •'- :!-•".'• ''? ' 'I,NO 300 West Thineenth St., N . York.. •LEHIGII, :SPRING MOUNTAIN. , HAZLETON; AND ...
T - -. ~..-,--. : -' : .COUNCIL RIDGE COALS. ; P 59 •.13- : --,••
I Agents for the saleOf the celebrated Georges. Creek .The inbscribers having Pnrcha.sed the Pott:ville Roll,
, .'4 ,.. .. 7- i• I. CIONII 16, , 5S , . - • • ~____.
a -,...„.„. ~s,-, . • :• ) . ' Pier No. 9. - - ' - Cumberlan d :Cool , from the Mines of the. Co- ing Mill and thoroughly refitted the seine, are prepared ~
• •
Pier No.-14.. .
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::, , - • •• solidation Coal and Iron Compiny of Maryland; • .• • •to receive.; orders for ails - fres' of T. rails • -
• - •BANOROFT, .LEWIS . 11‘ , 00., •..
:..• . , : • ': : • - . T.C. RiChTi101111;1.. ' • ' .. --- frOM2llbs.
lie .;.-,..),(.,.-• 't
. W YORK &Mini .Y.LEEL . GOAL Co. . to the yard :up to - 60 lbs. - , ?tit 6 4,1 •
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.o•'' -*- . ••• m • - Elizabeilmort; , . -.- - and.frunish the same nt short notice: .
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. • -, -- MINN" AND NDIDNNNN Dr wiz - • • - - SPirri-** 7 11 A . DVES . :
. 1 Baltimore:, .. • ' - - We are also . prepared
. to 'furnish Arid ' ''
W.f,:; .Ito. 'Celebrated - ASIILAND COAL, • . . . .
.. .... , • . , • k,Georg,etown. , • - :-. .•. will receive orders • for MERCIELANT
...„, - - • -.•
ial , '"'
••••,. , . • BAR IRON; ell the usual :erten, Bound' Smtareand •••
. FROM MAHANOY MOUNTAIN. - .• --
•-'-' - :pm Walnut street, Thiladelphia.
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OFFICES I:4 Trinity Thilidinc, 'hew 'York,. . - Flat:. We shall keep 'a:simply .of the •sinalter sines
•-i , - , OFF'D OFFICE-111 - Walnut Street, Comniercial Building,. , ... ( . 5 Doane St.,. Boston , ' .... .- -.-.: •-, - (Collier's - Haiku al - ways-Graben& . ••• -..•. . - ± • •
•
,-,.:. - . .. • • • . • • • • . •
ia• ".. 1 ,:,• -, .. New lork Olhce-TT Cedar Street. Boston o.ftioe-T ~ •• . , . • • . .
.., . ATKINS, BROTHERS-
Doane
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Street, • • • (Oct: 2.3, '53 '43.: ,
.E, . . . -. . . , .
•.- _ , - • 4• • . Will.: HUNTER., Jr, - & Co.;
av! . ..-- -4-..5,
enTITEES Or, .
AD 'MOUNTAIN. :BLACK . HEATH; AND
SUPERIOR RED ASIT COALS.
aenxchange, Place. New YOrk.
:CBS: - }3;7 Walnut street. Philadelphia.
•.: J S. L. Thwing &Co., •Aute. . State
. 43- . St.,-Boston;
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GAIN, •HAOKER• & 000 K; •
•
•
Ct 41: AP, . . .
Locusri'MOUNTAIN.
BLACK' 11.1? AT lg.
dealers !a other drat qualities of •
WHITE AND RED.ASH COALS.
214 Walnut Street. Philadeltihis., and Woodland
Wharves, . *.
As CAIN— Moinits.l3;kaiit. Jesse. Cook
WM; F. MOODY shipper and Agent, •
• • • • Schuylkill Raven, Pe,
I;-1y
nary 15, '62
111LADVItyllIA,-...L - .
IVILKILL NAVIGATION.
:0:
g .Itharres for ANTHRACITE COAL at
enwith, Delaware River, PWlada.-
WIS ..Co., •
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THE •
'• Creek. Coal; .Diamond Red . Ash,
and Black Heath White Ash;
tried
•eli
1205 \Valnut Street. Philadelphia,
110 Broadway. New - York. •
cl 4 I{il by strut. Boaton. •
17,"(111' . . .
Wharf No: 'd
REPPLI Eli it -BRO.
• • ( - N. E. cbi. wood ,t.. Fourth ste.; Phila.
ICES: ti 85• Pine Street, New York. •
Olerchunis: Bunk Building, Providence,
DAVIS: PEARSION .
miNEns AND S'APPFIUS or
BRAYED LOCUST IMOITNTAIN WHITE ASH
and SPOIIN VEIN
E A'S H COAL.
o. lai.Vralnut Street,'Philadelphia.
• • ' N.lll Broarrway, Room co. 9 Trinity
TER: No. 1-No.
Bpildiag,,Nt4 Yorlc. •
•
[No. 11 Doaoe Street.:BOston. '
-GREENWICH, DEI2W4RE AYENUE.
IN, rims. , • EMANT'EL HAST, ASHLAND.
Lake,
pted
bad
AG ENCV for tbe 'Sale: of
.ne StIAMOKIN COAL, from tile-Lancaster
.ry. has this day been trani.fe'rred from ANSPACH
NS. to DAVIS PEARSON CO.; Philadelphia.,
re now the only - authorized Agents to dispose of
, :(.;,,rated Coal. ' Orders nod communications to
.:rested to them at Philadelphia or New York.
. BAST, 'President.
R: LINDSAY. Se - cretarfand.Treasurer. •
'lr.Sriphia,. July IM, 2:9-tf
he qul
tated t )
Nari ty
hbGrh
d alloE
BROAD TOP.
GENERAL OFFICE
TOP WHITE ASH
r bun :h e .
Semi-Bituminous
of .nh'.
were
C 0 _A_ S ,
101 WALNUT, STREET;
I'PECELADF ! LPHIA. = .
_ROBERT ; HARE P . OWEL, Manager.
'CONNECTING OFFICES:
Tisveler BuilAingis,•Botpat,
Trinity -
AD TOP. WHITE . ASIIL
,BITUMINOUS• - .COALL.
•
,ALDWELL,- GOIIDOIT 400.; -
1.1 \Volum Street; Philadelphia,'
NO. II I .Brondway. New fork,
• . No. 1-14 Mince Street; Benton,
tuperlor quality of this nelebrrded:conlfrorin Unit :
EDGE HILL COLLIERY, ,
and 9hipped exclinFively by thorn. -
14-Iy . -
oce
spoon of ti
make a
)ritsrn bt
RBERRY CREEK.
Ei1101( COAL
ake efvll
rindeisigned, having consolidated our Three
t Lorherry Re g ion, will trans•
ku‘ipes.n.under the nameof ' • • , •
INI,II.I.EII...GRAEFF & Co. •
STEES'& Co.
• • AA:. EFF & CITING. • .
2.3,F.F . F..a member of our firm, having aesorla.
;elf with -.T.. It, BLARISTON, will resole in
and all onr Mal shipped by f ide-water will
r• the exclusive , control of BLAKISTON,
F& CO.-
'reaserl care and attention in it:. preparation. We
Maintain the reputation of our celebrated Lor;
Purchasers abroad can rely-upon 'having
shipped in the yery lien order. —• .;••
• • ; 'MILLER, GRAEFF
13, '63.
—sufficient
oiled. Wt
)erniaccti
iron ss bk
A n erino at
as new br
afteriti
Leh% in No
only in
iteraber l
.n good° . ~'
ig side.
the right n
,aper. '
say m aking
;old geed
J. G. - *.
TO BROCK A SHOEMAKETt,)
—k met
ton of to
tile part f°l
>onion mt
Iv. .lishD c
Tea
.beferei
R shells Iv'
ruder the Jenkins , Patent, _ •
RA:ILRO.A.E.& NORWEGIAN STS.,
POTTSVILLE, PA; . . •
:AT COAL SCREENS.
'pied having purrbitied • of the New. York
log Co., 'tt TIINJENRINS , PATENT," for .
sent in the proceSs of manufacturing Coal
heretw r givei notice that the value of. said
nand the 'validity of the patent hits already
ly eqahlished after a long trial in the United.
Tull Court; that injunctions haveteett granted.
continua , to it 4 tueagaiost any and All violations
tent ri4lit. Alenthat the intenction 'against
Intbunmrenl of MinerSvillit, Pa.. aff -infringers
item teas by orxier of the S.' Circuit Court.
hilly and completely restored.- The sub
also desire to gave notice that. the follow
le only persons who are at' prevent authorized said patent improvement as manufacturers of
to' in and throughout the Coal lle ion :
(1 FEICK, Potts
nitpcK S SiiOEIIAKER. Tatimqua,
anufacturers would nut make In violation of
tent unless encouraged by owners or renters
!lies. we are determined to prosecute every
we discover of purchasers and users, as well
trturers of Coal Screens, made in violation of
It, to the full extent of the law: . • ' .
ult. Jan CHASE di Co.
fty cop"'
L
very Sid
SDI
It to Silliant
it will Seiile
Wet the
end
`or it it
.1. in • Y ollr
igbt and 5r
soap unlit
rub bard
,'
with
4 0 11 drip)
a have
it itluEl
voter, Col(
L hot iroJ
• . . .
.
s Rire.Aei Benin" and. Inrat)ven' Ross
"suet and delicate 'disorders, in. all their
, ittleetpense; little.or no change in diet, no
mice. and no.exix,eure. ' It is pleasant in taste
immetliato in Reaction. and free from all in.:
?potties'. ' . Oct. "IR, '65.33-6m.
u. do, ,You
/ot sroool,
COAL . :SCR E;ENS,
I-AA'AS-:& 1.:111F4N1Z:.V.R.,
MINER! AND SIIIPPFAS OF .Tlft cELVITiAIED
SPOTIN VEM.:RED . .ASH. AL,'
. . . . •CO
Formerly mined by 4icaatlT which we miaran
teeld.ship free from any mixture with Other Coal.
ALSO wile aqentalor the--wile of
,Geo: W. • Striy .
derls Superior' Pine . Forest. White Ash,
and Pipohii iiitd.l.ewis Veins Red Ash Coal,
which he is NOW preraired to ship. .." . • -
Walnut St., Philoda.•
.Osrtccs
• j Room 6.1 Trinity
HAAS.'. '. • .
Feb 10,:'66 . . • . • 6".1y
ELI ZARA T. HP . Qll, : ' : l' ;::: -iSi'i,
COAL.
•
A. T. STOUT Sz,. CO.,
(sticco,or.• to STOUT ! .t. VAN: WIOKLE,)
. . . .
Miners' nd Shippers of the celebrated FULTON CLH-
IimiI)'COAL, from the, -Ebben:ale Colliery, near Ha
zleton, Pa., and dealers in tiebest varieties of, • •
ANTHRACITE AND - BITUMINOUS COILS:
Delivered direct .frorn the.minee or.on board of veal
_ .
eels at
TRENTON, N. 1., - - DiJZ,ADF,TIIPOIIT, N. J.
N. BRUNSWN.Thi,-N . J.,:RICHMOND,
.01F ICEI‘-44 .A ¢li 'I riuitf' Quilling,
BromOwny, New York: • '
S. VA; WICK7.E. G. LIMSTOIIT
; ; 14;
T. STOUT.
April 4,
NEW. 'YORK.-
SAMUEL : - BONNELL Jr
Nos. 43 & 45 'Trinity Building, N. Y.,
- SHIPPING POINT;
Pier. 4,- ELIZABETIIPORT, 111. J.
()ETERS FOR SALE '
HONEY BROOT, N. SPEING MOUNTAIN
. MAR LE1.47.11,
AND BU GK. ICCOUNTA _
LEI.--lIG-1 - I COALS.
BALTIMORE CO.'S & BLACK DIAMOND
WILKE S'I3AIIRE
AND THE CELEBRATED
GEORGE'S. CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL
May 21, '64, 21-19
ANIKL -PACKER. • • •K. A. PACKER
• IIiNEEL TACKER 4 . - Co.; • • -
Lel►isli.. Schuylkill . Wilkesliarre;
Lackawanna.
• and Elk - Hill Gas Coal - - •
• • Ctimpany. . •
cl.0:-.:A. i S.
OFFICEIVo. 3: Pine Soreei, ?icily. York.
October 14, ~ 65 . • . 41..13 '
DAY, H UIiDET.I & Co.,
MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF
ANTHRACITE & BITUMINOUS
C 0 .
Nci. 109 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
' 111 Broadway, (Trinity Building,) N. x,
7 Doane Street, Boston.
Feb 10, , 6G • - • 4-1 y ,
- - .
JAB. W. CALDWELI- . C, B. Wm. REM.
• •
CAI@ W ELL UONANT & CO ' .; •
110 Orondway, Corner Cedar rt."(
.„WII6LESAtE - DEALERS IN ••
C 0 Z. S •••• •
IF.111 , (117, COUNCIL I.IDGE, WILKESEMIRE
- 3IMIANOY, RED ASH„L i OCUST. MOUNT
• MN, . CUMBERLAND; 'BROAD. TOP
. • • AND OTHER YARIETLES. •
•' . , •' ', 54r .
LEHIGH.
TIIOS:.IILLL it CO.;
SMITH'S SPRING MOUNTAIN: LEHIGH
COA_E,
Yorktown, Oarl3on County, Puma,.
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3./2 WAlltit.4 titreft; Philadelphia, .
JiiAlYF.•tiVlLtag La zereie Csiiiiitf, Pa
July; 23 ?a. • : • 30_
•
A SAFE: STEAM BOILER;
• .
. . .
The snbscriber is prepared to receive orders_ for the
-"IIAIIRISON STEAM BOILER," in siies.try snit.pnr
chasers. The attention .
of manufacturers anti others is .
called -to this new Steam Generator, as cianhining;
ca
sential adygintages in absolute safety from • destructive
explosion, first - Cost and • durability, economy of fuel,
facility. of cleaning and-transportation, - Se., - se.,not
possessed by any boiler now in pre. . •..
-These boilers may he Seen in daily Operation, drhing .
the extensire works of Messrs; Win.. Sellers. Ar;' Co.,
Sixteenth street and Hamilton Street:at 8.. W. Cattell's
Factory. Spruce street, Schuylkill', and at Garsedia Tre
mont Mill, Prankford.- . • " • • .
JOSEPH HARRISON, Jr.,
Wn~hington • ;
274 S. THIRD. STREET;
•64.H39-tfl
MIEEENERIENEEM
MK:;LIF4cTuRER'oF
. ..
. .
.--. .. 'COAL SCREENS Ir - .• ' . -
Of the .I,ttiest end Molt Appretied Ittyles'. -
.
. . . . . . .
• The under who tea practical .Screbn Alanufac
triter. infortm Coal Operatone and others, that. he it‘
manufacturing a new COAL fIeCIREIEN, patented
Jane 'II, 1414. and another patented Augus:t S ISM.
HE GUARANTEES THAT THE MESH WILL AL ,
WAYS•RETAIN ITS ORIGINAL SIZE UNIIL ENT:
L
TIMEY . WORN OUT. • • ,
lie reepectfully solicits a contlntiance*.of -the patron
*age heretofore so liberally bestowed MIMI him;
... . ; JOHY .IL THERM.
.. . . .
r- Railroad St.. rear of Esterlera.Rardware Store,
.•
'Nor. 4, 4.15-4441 . ~ .-. : ; POTTSVILLE.TA: •
BELMI3OLE'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BITER
• Is the Great rh'uretie.
lIT:I.MCOLD'S CONCrIiTttATED R*TEAtiT SAISSLPAEILLA
:/fi the Great Maxi Purifier.
Both are prepared according to mica of Pharmacy
and Chemis' try, and are the moat active that' can: be
-made. • " • • ' 28. 'O. 43.6 m.
Q OIL D I ERS OF 1861,1869; and 1863.
—lmportant information can .be obtained by per
tonal application to the ondeleigned. by all honorably
dlecharged eoldlere whd•enliated before : the 20th of
June, 1863. and by all•persons drafted in 1668, wbo
anbstitniee after the 17th of October. 1868. '
13. BRYSON MoCOOL, Attorney at Law,
Dec. 30, '65 02-111 u• itiliantatigo st.i . above Centre.
White and Bed Ash. Anthraciie Coal,
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.. , .
. .
From l.he Mines or the 'Pity:STOW COAL . AND TAL . PROVI!
MiNi . .CO:;IPANy,.in the celehraled Mahanov Coal Fields
„ . ' 1 •: - No:,-2.oh34 Walnut &rent, Philadelphia. -
OFFICES: il. No. 73 Broadway, No: .7, Rector St., N. Y
• • . 1 .N0:21..1inil .23 Doane St., Boston. . ,
•
• Pier• N 0 .17, 11iihulond. - .. . .
SCHUYLKItiL „C.O.
T. H. •SO HOLLENBRGEH.IGENT,..
- Viper and Shipper Of-the . Celebrated • '
Black Heat.h .White. Ash And Pc4licfl Nowt
. .• •-talEiFree Burning•
• • PINK ASH COAL:
P:o. ADDRESS—Porrsvitax or Altratriar tirs,Sctinyl
'kill County, Pa.- . •• • r •
April 12,.'62 : :. . . . . 15-tf
COAL.
..• CONNOR • it::: PATTERSON, •
Minere and 'Shippers of tile - Celebrat.3. - ;41.
LOOUST-MOUIqTAIN COAL.
•. • •
C O NN O R, -•-. T'ATTEr3SON:,
r.. . •• - Akhland, . •Pottacille
Schuylkill Coirinti,' rciiust. •
. 1554 : •
,1771 i.:
EA!Vi LORBER Irt
My. East Pranklin tri • rlieriy Coal •is now sold
sively hy'MesiTA. CAI,IAVELI- 00B.DON Lt C 0 ... who
are my sole Agents, '.Parties' ordering from ihem,•may
always depend upon getting•a pare article. • . •
. • (No. 112 Walnut St., Philadelphia.; ' .
-Broadway, Trinity Bailtling,,
OFFICES : - 11C° ' ' lll
New Tot*. -• . • • •
. , . • kNo.'l44State. Street,. Boston.. ' •
•, . • •. •lIEN - RT BELL. - •
• Tremoilt, March 29, 'O2 •
C .
COAL,
LE.A.S4IES.-::The embseriberei. have.
determined to make , several "leaSes" on:. their prop.
erty, known as the K ENTUCKY PROPERTY, situated in
Schuylkill • Comity; and .in.:the immediate vicinity. of
.TuseAr.ont,.. The ground has been fully developed, and
those -desiring:a firit rate colliery, can obtain one, with
out making any furtherexplorations.of•the same. • • •
None need make application 'capable of erect
ing all the improvements.' • . '•
Apply to crIDEON .IIAST. Seliuylkill:Haven.
County,-"Pa.„ ni to DAVIS .P.EARSOisr, 2ti7 Walnut
street, Philialendifa ; • " • . •
•: • • . .
DISSOLUTIONS.
, . .
y k t s. j,,, ILE -undersiOied . have this day formed .a
Ce-partni"rshin under the name and style of
AUDENRIED, 1 . .:0RT01.c.,t CO.. for the purpose of
trumnicting the wholeiale Coal buSinees. • •
.. • . T.•A FDENRIED, ;
. • — C. D. NORTON.
Philadelphia, Feb 10, !Ga. • 1 . 6-tf
.r k ■itSo IL ITV I ON.,The - flun'of IL . IIEIL CO.;•
was by mutual reneetit dissolved on the Slat 'alt.
The store basinesS will he continued:lly. Henri Dell.
Wm. 11.1'daybury, the late junior ... partner. retires from
Tremont: Feb. ith, '60.: • .. •.. . 6.6 t
CO-PARTNERSIfIP . NOTICE.
111 .—The madersitmed ha v e. his 'da.Y.eittered into'
co partnership for the pniposeof buying and selling
coal. offices at nll Walnut strect,- - Philadelphia, - New
York and Boston. Ttio style of. the firm will be Roth
ermel Shaser.. • • . '-I.lCWll4.ltorrisemit.,
• •J. L. - Snmca,. •
J. M, Feick. • • .
Feb. 3: 'GG .5:3m
co,:-p.A.rt,TNERS II .11P...—The .. under
' signed have .this-'day entered • into -Co-part
.
nerstifo nnidcir the firm of. HARLAN & IiAWTON, for
the - transaction - Of Coal tineineos.
~ -.. • . • .
. . : . - Wriif. J. lIARLA; • .
WALTER LAWTON....
Office 70 and 21 Trinity Building.
. 'New:l'm - 1:i January - 1, .06' .. .:_ . ' ' . •3.... .- •
TilE PARTNERSHlPlieietnfnid existing
• under &ins or CALDWELL; SAWYER .& CO., at
Philadelphia and New .York; lIALL. • CALDWELL &
CO...and.R. R. SAWYER &-CO. at-Boston,. is this day
dissblred.. Either of the paringrs will sign in hoidtt-
Ron,
F..A. HALL: ' ,•. • -
SETH CALDWEIJ.4R;,.
E: R. SAWYER,
NIT. GORDON- '
Philmielphia,.Jannary 1566.
MITE 111.1narrsi gneel have tills dapentered Into
• .Copaftner;ship, and will continue the Coilbusineea
- under firms of CALDWELL, GORDON'AtO.. - at.112
WALNUT Street,. Philadelphia, and Ne. 35 TRINITY
13UILDING, Now Tork: and "of LIALL,' CALDWELL
CO., -at 144 STATE Street, Bot•ton. • . .' •
SF.TIICALDW : ELL*
• .
• N . : P: rOIIDON,
. .
. • . .
SA:%IL - EL B,YouNo,
Philadelphia, January 1, • '. •
VIE Uitriternigneri have this day . 'entered into
1
Copal . ; nerahip, nod . wl II continue the Coal btreinffs
finder ,thClierna•of QUINTARD. SAWYER WARD;
at No. 9',PINE Street, New ...York: mid- 118. WAL
na, Street. Philadelphia ';•.E. R. -.SAWYER. CO., at
1 . N , 5; 42 'KILEY STREET, Boiton. -• • -
E. A. QUENTARD,
E: It SAWYER; '•
11. • D:-WAlt.D. •
1-3 m •
Phili~delPhia,.Janniirpt 14RL
(101.1LIERIC. FOS; SAME.--A •baridioinely
pnxlaclive Colliery, in . goodzondition,-witli plenty .
of Coal of the hest quality and on an thiusrially -liberal
lease: Loeatioii near Pottsville, . And - tenns. liberal:—
Apply' to. H. P.- WALLING,' 311:DEY St., New
York. : •• • • • . • • Jan 6, 766•.1-tf "
COLUERY . FOR . SALE.
A Large .White • Aolt Collier y: on.. fiat
minnnotti,•(2o feet , thick..) Black Valley, Mt
feet thick,) and other Veins, •.
:Gangways driven,' iebittea, tendhigs and. brettaia
opened; anq everything' ready to ship a %large nnantity
of tbe : Deat While Rlb Coai in tha Market
for Family use. All the neeemaryetemri engines.'
drift-ears, mides. - horsea, T. rail. iron, timber,. powder,
&c, with .e. breaker, rolla.,aereeins, and every
thing need in mining and preparing coal on- the proper
tj, will be sbld with tbe Apply to •
• • • : • •.- —JOSH CA.LlPpnzeorr; • .-...
PIIILADELPIII'A
Jan. 6,',66
COAL . AND. WOOD WHARF, to LET.
situated at tie South part of the city . ;; which is ad-:
mined by all to.be the /tEST and ottowusa part, where
dwellings - and manufactories • are „being erected 10 a
greiitee extent than any 'other part.' . This . is a rare
chance for any person wishing to: - enter, the Coil beat.:
nere.:as everything is incomplete order for oeenpation
at tincr, baying conntinu-room and furniture, scale,
carriagelhouse stable and abuts, with all the modern
hiproyeMents, ' • •
- • •...•
• :This,wharf is one of .the hest in the city.- as; Wises-.
'Liable of doing a burinses. of 20.01.4 tow of:Cotn and
1.000 cords' of Wood. Two vessels of large sizei'inth be
discharged ate time by steam orliorre power. The,
abOre will g let On a - knee Or otherwise.. . Addra!ii 'qr
apply to . • - • IL COOK. •
470 Harriron Avenue, Bostfxodass.
Fah 24. .66
E. 13. PEALE,,
*noi.xs ) ALs rika:Lxic
BALED. MAY 'AND STR&W''
Mairvea: ;
•• 1.
0 41.1111i1e 04t 61 1 v -44
ir *
.fertnt weig .a. rece ed. an or
B - BANNA2.4I, Book and Stationary .
11121E4M avn ElillTPEis O
And Agent' for . the
"PnIESTON
FOR SALE.
IN FULL WOMING ONDEI3„
1111 Walnut street, Philadelphia,
Or to CHARLES St: HILL,
Real Estate Agent, Pottsville.
Pottsville, Marclil2, !64.
.*; Ttietiubseriber.le prrpared to execute • i i dt
.ordersTur the aboie. articles, with die- M.
patch; 4 the old platie of ; busieess, goal. •
Street, beldw Norwegian: :20 feet boil. : [ 4 . 76tE
ers al ways' on Altss; the *Dalin-
coliOapd.-othei
.
.
Of. the .hefit '_material and . wOrlantmehip:- Repairs
promptly attended to. -: riff-Fara for mlnina rentflatieu
'always ini hand. - '. - - • .- . ' - :JA..BEZ SPARKS, •
. Pettsyllle, ,Aiimist 97, .51l - • :. : ' -... 35-ly •. :.
SfEAND ISOPf WOI Ks.
The subserlithrs are now -1‘1119.-Tre
mired to furnish: at the Ashland iron
Works.- Steam. Engines and Pumps . o 4 1 11.
Any power and capacity, for mining and .4 - itr...S4joi ll .
other.purpoSes, Coal . Breakers of every
size aud•pattern.no in use, together mittrcastingsithld
forging of every description. Coal and Drift: Cats or
all sizes and pattern, large 'True> and Wive' Cars,
all furnished at 'the s.hthieit. notice. The subscribers
flutter' themselVes that,. inastanch. as every member of
the' firm is a practical mechanic; theyy, will be 'able 1.(3
-furnish rith , :thinery that - Will compare favorablY with any
in the All orders directed. to
Ashland, Schuylkill' County, 'Pe., will receive. prompt.
atteutlon.. ; . GARNER.
'Ashhthd. r .flll9 9 .; ' O4 . • -;
-
• 10011NDRY AND ISACHINE.; SHDP,
I: Sterna Car Fitecory; arc. -- • '• ': •
. „
' NOtICE.--The busineSs of the late . - - ' •
arra of SNIDER MILMES, will be i l iZO
continued by the Subscriber iti all its va ,
rious branches of 'Steam Engine build- ' . ."- 4 .41/S rak'
ing, Iron Founder, and catuaufacttirer Of • _ -
all kinds of-Machinery', for Rsiling . Mills,-Blast Yuma
ces, Railroad Cars, &c., -&c. ' lie will also continue the
bushiest=. Mining and .the celebrated Pine
Forest White. Ash and Lewis and. Spiabn - Veins .Red
Ash CoalS, being sole 'proprietor of-these Collieries. •
GEORGE W. SNYDER:
.ii-tf
January 2L '67
rialftE _PALO .ALTO !CRON. .are
1 prepared to. furnish T RAILROAD „MOM at their
Mills in Palo Alto, of various patterns,'_.
weighing from 42 to TO: ponndb per yard. 1 6 1 4 11.11(1
Also, dlfferent Sizes Of fi at, !Tiara and glan;ittrFc
round merchants , bar iron: ' -
Orders for. rails or bar.tron'sre '
.
sportfully solicited,*and meet prompt atten
tion if- left either at the Rolling:MlN, 06fIEGE Bitrotrr
it Co'.s. Hardware Store., Centre Street. or at their of
fice; corner; of , Market and Second Street*, Pottsville,
Pa.:" • .'BEN.P.N HAYWOOD, Pres,t;
. .
rpto COAL OPEllt tA'OOS 8c MlNEitas:
L - - - -Pioneer Boiler
- Works.."
The bubserlberrespectfullylriiitii the. I T .
'attentioa . .ofthe.basiness dorninunitytii 4.; I .
his-Boiler Works, onßailrbadDtreet,
helow the 'Passermer-Deimt., 'Pottskille. 1
where he is prepared to manufacture -
, BOILERSDF EVERY DESCRIPTION. • "
Smoke 'Stacks, Aik Stack ,'Blast Pipes, gasometers,
Drift cars, •&c:, tic. Boilers on hand. .'. • •
.Belng a piactical mechanic and having tor :years de-
Coted himself entirely .. to -this braneh of, the bosincei, he
flatters ; himself-that watt. dote at establishment
will give satisfaction : to alrwho May favor him with a
tall.: Individuals rind CoM les' wilt find it greatly to
their advantage- te: Agri' work:before engaging
elsewhere: .• • -` : '•,;• •• " :::JOHN - T. NOBLE:
November •• !- • '.47-tf •
ivicwort,,ps, yrnizzczn. op:co.. • • •
- .
as JONES dr.
• IRON- AND '13T13101, , WAREHOUSE,
Market-8a Ilizteentls.Sts.,
. Have always no hand •arul Resale '
BEST ENGLISH 1311F/NBH IRON— , -Full assortment
.•••Bagnals,b and°that : Aver* hra n ds. BEST
AMERICAN BARS-ordinary ,or' rolled. to order
for bridge purposes, PENNS.YLVANIA BOIL
ER PLATE=Pton;Oetmas:' cut to required
size:. BOILER' R.S.•Bover brand. made in solid
dies, • BEST ENGUSIir CAR - AXLES - Amerkan. and
English.• FLUE r••AND , SHEET' IRON,-for'. covering
schntes, JUNIAT.pENGLISH AND NORWAY
SLIT ROD. BOLTS, LIMITS • and WASHERS—For.
bridges, cars, and inachiumparposes generally, CAST,
.SHEA.B.,..MACRINE.andBLISTER - STEEL. • Atari, an
extra quality -for taps arrdiea, The above,: higettier
with a tell asscitmerit oflrii, Steel. Nails and Spikes,
to which the attention- Or deSlers, - . taßiond companies,
enyineers, miners, founders and; anichinists is invite..
MW.B.A-LOW4II CO. Ettgtneers
s. Broad imd .11artititon. streets, .Plll.lB4elphia. Pa.
Would
.call , the attention" Of 'Eailraed - :it •
Manager& and thisie interiztteil tralail- . rig
road. Property, to-. thdir' system - Of )CO L- .
motive Engines, in whiCh thejitre adapt- 7- vitu ; .i
..ed to the particular business for 'which '
they maybe required bythews of one, - two, three or
tour pair of driving.wheelsi. and the use of the' whole,
or'so much of the weight , u. may. be desirable for .ad
heshan t.. and in accommodating them to theTerades,
Curves, strength .or superstraction, , , and :rail and work
to be done: BY these =ram the maximum useful effect
or the Powqrs seemed...with. theleast.'expense for at
tendance, cost of that; and repairs to Reid and Engine..
•
With, these objects in View:. and as the rmtlt. of twenty . -
three years plactinal experience. in the Mistris by our
senior partner, we inannfacture 'five different kirds•of
Engine& and several •Classet of sizes , of each kind.—
Particniar Attention paid : the strength or the ma- ,
chine in the plan and. workuumship r)f .all the details.
Our long experlenc*Madapportnuitieaof obtaining in
formatloo, 'enables U 3 to offer these. engines with the
. issumnce economy, and durability,
they will compare favombly with those: of .any: other
kind to use. We else' tarnish to. 'order, wheels, azlea
. bowling or lovim*fdre fto fit centres withonthoring4
'emnposititin *Olga for bearings . .of every descriptinn
.of Copper, Sheet Iron and Boiler Works and everrar
•.(lcle appertaining to thn rep* or renewal. of Locomo
tive-Engines". • W. .
;JELTlolltf ; MATTHEW. BAIRD.
irO, COAL 10111111.44 . 011.1 tr.
1... . _ .
GREAT lIEMOVXONT.. mu. scREEms.
ThcluideralvOtra,now„.prePared to,inannfacture,
at their. of SCREENS for
a=nlog CoaLrir the ;fm provedißnnfactnre. patented
to Jonas nbenstetn:4th February, 1862.
.. •
[
Aier - Il ai*
MIN MUIR
SEIM MININ
WWII NNE
NOMk AWN
'Walk ArAVAr
fiereena men a by trela:pticeaa, are 'more -dn.:
amble, maintain their form better. and are furnished 1381
CheaP* 411)-404)03b14431 the;COUllty;, '
. They are rhadii - 4 square iron , each ahape as to
prerentlite fkultridiffift from one itizi•tia the other be
loCe. 11 ,4 , 049tougigYANNete41 Puuk Pr.eintring it better
lhsu Chinebr. llll # b oll s 4 "Yln 'agree"
r
I. -.Thasonadoottioes yawn .aU Operators
ZS= l arfCß l Nse')._ tfarOer e a
l a rgir e f ra i groglo4rOtere .they .
,: 4y , aiglef.thiatiPatent. Uti-
Rii", or 1.-Z. : bramble&
wt .
I.t , . 7r , irbalatßati., M. 142. illkailiZN.
22 . 4 L
qv'
J .8 ~ ,S
- p - ruatiectilni;4
1 4mager ter 7
I nue 04-o=Lito sod 4, 0-k i t ali a awcuts
o ce, Pottsville:
15th St; at!
Sept. 23, '36
• • 'IIAISI - JFACEli i itrd,S or •
. • . ,
Vartilabcs and Driiirea'fin - Paints, Giulia ;
and !limning and Lubricating Oils, •
.Ificnzine
IiO.I3OiSOI7T.II.SECOND S T.; PIIYbADEYPIIYA.
Si‘i)t.. 16, '65. • . : .•- . • Si-Gm
.
.. • • •
•cn-Am. E. Ti - TAYLOR.'
.
.
For the convenience of our
- paireas and others at a distance,
• . •we -here present -II diagratri of
• • self-measurement,
•'
good fit; .Al,ll. be guarimtied, :by
• sending:the . Sizes fn 'the order
i te.. ,t ;i i Tiated. in the aecompanying .
;
. _
. . . . .
. . .
. • • -:. FoIt•VEST. .
. . .. . . .
4 ,4 ! ' : • The same Measure as for Coat
• .. FOE PANTS.
... . . '
Me inside sea"and Ont
. ni, .
. .
side. from hip-hone,. and 'around the -waist and hip.' '
' ..iner.a OF MATEStALS,BENT uT MA V. FREE OF COST.
GOODS TO Benham - mom; IF NOT.SATISFACTOSiY. 'S . , ' •
CIIAS. STOKES dr. - Co. -
. : ‘244 Chgunnt St.,.Phitittlelplan ,
.
FARMERSand :DEALRits iu :FERTILIZERS' will
'Please takemotiee. flint. we have, adopted the following
Trade Mark. to protect' on &,elveti.• and :prevent those
whO nee our . RAW.BONEAM3PER-1 1 110S.PHATE from
heing'deceived .when . purchasing' manures . ."
We haVo,tieen.obliged to give 'this proteetimi to our •
customers; in consequence of .several parties having un
lawfully used onr distinctive, name, viz..:• - ttßaw.Bone,t
in of their article to .the public.. This Trade
Mark la, adopted in addition to the' 'title "Itaw.Bone,”
Which is: our exclusive property, and we caution 'all
ntanufacturers fromnsingitin future: Wftwould state
:to the trade and ,consument,-that they will. find it • td
their Interest to see' that :the "Trade Mark' , Is upon ev
ery bag and barrel they purchase, as none: other is gen
• 4 . - &SONS..
WKONE
SUPER-PHOSPHATE ()F LIME
BAUG-X-I.&-SONS,
No. 20 South..l6elaware Avenue
PHILADELPHIA..
. . .
. Tbetreat. popularity of our. article has been fonrid
sufficient inducement to certain imitators • to marinfac
tare .and adVertise "Bay!. Bone -Phosphateit;'• a name
*bleb :originated with us..and le our - own rightful pro•
rierty: . .Vve . will state I,r theibtormatlon of all, that
ive. are , tlfe extlnsive Manufacturers of article—the
original and sole proprietoncof it-haviog been manu
factured by us for a . pertod of twelve years.: Also, that
It Is covered by several letters . patent; held.only by.
We are now ready to supply -it in .large cmannties-‘,' .
having made recent-additions-and improvement's. Yes-•
fie% drawing 16feet of water.cauloail directly from - the
wharves Of. the works, which
. are located 'at thefooL of
Morris • st reef. Delaware-River. 'We call-the. attention
of DEALERS to this great ady . antno. - • . '
- The present indications'are that we shall linye •tt
greatly incregsed demand over last spring and-fall
sea
sons,: and we advise farmers to send in, their orders to
their respective dealers. at an early day; that all may be
• supplied promptly.., • •
Soliciting your continued orders.; We remain
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We are ennitnntli receiving otictnsiunment: SPERM.
WHALE. LARD, MINERS. and - LUBRICATING OILS,
of the beet mid purest qualities, width we.offer. in lots
to AWL' at lowest, rates of, the day. . ... •.. - : -
The attention ofconaturiers and. others. iirespectful
ly Solicited. - ' - ' . . . - . Jan 20, '.6:-.L-3-1?
Penna. Paint and Color Works.
Libe l White. Whi Lead. Liberty White Lead!
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Wmataaria to cover more finesse, for saris uie(gAl;
than any other.: Buy ;4 besktt is Ole cheapeot I .
TRY .T 1 •TRY.ITI
Liberty Lead iS.tviiiter than any other. ". •
• Libettylead covenibetter - thavtany..other:.'
'Liberty Lend wears longer than any other,. ••. • .
Liberty Lead is ;Mai e economical , than any -other.
.• Libertylead more -free from. impurities Ind- is.
WLEasarran ta'do -more , anti better work,,at a • .
given
.• . • east, than any other': ' • ' • .• -
*ay 41se -.BEST, - it is. sheACEIIRAPHIBIiIT:
• ; • .Mantabetraerl and warranted by•- .. • ' •
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City CAbint - Ware Mime. and Manifattoty;
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the one round; the other sekagon) the velvet; Smooth
est and best of ..11Lead Peseils. For sale wholesale
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•-• • 151 South 4th St., Philadelphia;
Also for sale at.} .. ). 8A.13i.44.13 Book and Stationery.
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INVENTORS' OFFICES.
D'EPINEULL & E VANS,
I - _ have lately had an opportunity to: learn
thoroughly the temper of the Southern peo=
pie, and their views, intensions, and expecta
tions-of the future. Or,. rather,. my previous:
opinions hi relation to these points have been'
ablindantly - confirmed, by-a.friend of "great
intelligence, whO has soma maroi.mon the -at
the; South, mostly in South Carelina,•and in
companionship with thanyleading 'men there,
from whom he has been successful in drawing
out fully their views of the future....
• "We have made one. great mistake." said
a leading mart in SOuth. Carolina, "It is .a
matter of - the - greatest- importance to .u's: to
be admitted to .the Union speedily,. that we
m a y have immediate •and entire contra s of,
our own :affairs, and especially oiler the r t e-1
'groes. We ought. therefore, _in •OUrlocal
elections, to have held our opinions and de
terminations in - abeyance for: the time, and
tohave elected men, either of knoivn Union
sentiments or such'as were not known - to
be- prominent secessionists: I .saw the im-
portance of this; and others 'did the same;
we made, an cflort to have.our views adopt- 1
ed, bathe feeling of the-South against the
Noith" and the - Union is so strong that no
one would give us -a hearing. .It was with
us a matter of policy; 'and if our advice had
'been adopted; South Carolina would to-day
be in the Union; with full power to Manage
all • our. 'own affairs and our own negroes,
without interference front any quarter."
"How would we manage the negroes and
regulate negro labor? Why,: by our state
laws we should:prescribe how they. should
work, .for Whom, and for hoW much wages;
and provide any penalties we - please for any
infractions of .our- rules. The Northern rad
icals would see.thatall theirfinatical Schemes
for emancipation had failed. and that the ne
groes would be substantially what they were
before—slaves—as they ought to be, for they
can never be fitted for anything else." .
• "No, :you .are mistaken in thinking the
United States courts would or 'could 'inter
fere- at all in the matter.' How :'could they
do it ? NO lawyer would dare t . ks meddle in
.such a matter, or any other, tigainst . public
opinion; or if anyone should defy Southern
feeling. - be would-he driven out of the state
immediately by 'the people, or perhaps be
more summarily- dealt with. Massachusetts
once tried to :bring a case in this_ state be
fore the-U. S. courts ; 'you know the result
of that.' Since then, South Carolina opinion
and.feeling have not changed, except in be 7
doming, if possible, more' resolute and deter
mined.' South Carolina never did, before
the war, 'Jay any deference ..to the laws or
Constitution of the United States, except so
far 'as she approved •their provisions s; and
she has not ehanged in that matter, except
Ip-haying a mere inflexible' will." • -
On -another occasion,' talking . with an in
fltiential 'South -Carolinian. he said.:: "We
have. no fears as to our future, as you call it
that cannot fail to come right • What are
. our 'plans? We haVe none ;. no PLANS or
'management are necessary,' except, perhapS,
in recnv.ering:our place in - the Ullioll. When
- the Southern States are -once more in Con•
grest• all the rest will follow ae a. matter Of
course. Without an • -effort, the 59uili will
drift into her old position of control-1)0mm/,
nos, if : you choose to call it s so—of the:Na
tional Government. What makesme:think
so? Why. everything:-indicates`it,. so that,
to my- Mind.• there - cap be no mistaking
the signs. Why, even the. most•Mtra radi
cats "of the North. and of Cougress 'preppie
no - punishment or penalty whatever for even
'the blrxxilest . rebels,' as they call Some of us.
All that talk, which was so fierce at that, has
died. 'out. All.the Northern thirst for ven
geance..has been sated by hanging twq old
women- and half a dozen low fellows for
murder. Net one has been punished - in any
way fin. rebellion, nor will there be. - Here at
the South, when we speak of 'the-South,'
or of, 'Southern rights,' we mean only that
.part of our people whom von call rebels;
we' do not count our few Union people, or
the negthest- as forminganfpart of the South,.
or.: as having any rights. All yonr Northern_
politicians, and especially the - Democrats,
adopt that idea, and have no other: Your
'man,
lute no other.- He is a Southern
'man, -born and raised. No-man at the South
is more .theroUghly imbued with Southern
opinions -and feeling: We are extremely
anxious to get.into Congress before the, radi
cals can .have time to limit, our power and
influence. Your. President sympathizers with
us, and favors our . wishes and views to the
utmost:of his power, and desirei to preserve
to . us :our full 'power in Congress:, notwith
standing thernattuniission of our slaves.
-"..f10w can we again control, the govern
ment? Precisely we, did in the past. Our
Southern vote in Congress will bean unit up
on every point, as it was not, always. before
the war. ••• This will constitute a Sure base for
a great party. ' The South has lost nothing in
influence with the Democratic party Of. the.
North. That party will unite - with us hearti-.
from the moment that we recover our
place in Congress. 'That -party - is'in 'a mi
nority-in all the Northern - States now? Yes;
and why? Because withont the South. it
.cannot 'hope for a majority in :'Congress.
When the Sonthern States enter Congress
once More-the Democratic, party of the North
will start into 'a new life, and multitudes of
former Democrats. -no* acting with the. Re
publican party, will 'abandon. it and become
Democrats'once - more. With the entire vote
[ , f the South sure for that party, it will-:re
quire no,• Verylarge accession of force from
the North to give it the control of :the goy
' ernment." '
. When in Charleston, he Was in conversation
with two gentlemen, and found them very
free to express their-views. Indeed, nowhere
at the South' now, is there - much-hesitation in
saying what the South will do when it gets
back Intl Congress.. My friend 'asked them
what the Southern policy would be "What
oar policy be? • You maYbe sure.of one
thing: it will not- e for the peace and gill&
of the Yankees - . They have beaten-us at
fighting ; 'but we have 'always beaten them
in politics, and can easily do ir again. Al- .
though a minority, we could always out vote
and out-general them, and shall do: it again.
. "We shall in the future,• as in the past,
have. Presidents and -heads of departments
who will reflect our views and 'be in our in
teresta,.and we shall always be the dominant
1 power in, the governmept. What particular
measures shall 'We pursue? Why,. they are.
so numerous as hardly to be counted, and so
obvious that' any man who knows, anything
' of human nature can easily mention the most
prominent Orthem. .
near. The South has been :robbed of two
thou - sand millions -of property in slaves by
the Federal - .Government—private property
takep for public uses.; We will demand coM
pensation forit-_--Tand getit, roo I . •
SECOND. The South, has been desolated, by
federaLarmies in their rearch,, thoniands of
millions - of property destroyed we, will de-,
mend -. payment tor that. • Hundreds :of nail- ,
lions In cotton mid-tobacco have been seized
by federal officers .and put into the treasury.,
We will have pay for that. -Many thousands
of stores, shops and houses in all. the South
htive . been occupied' federal officers and
.iroops quarters, stores and hospitals. We
will haie pay for all that.; .Yon have "ari he
mono pension-list at the North, for the bend
.fit of.altwounded - and disabled soldierly and
sailors, :and widows and orphans of the alma;
We _hair6 all our Southern people' of - the
lama eissees•put" . upen 'that list.' Ton brie
1113 immense> public 'del*, incurred fot,the
toarpose of conquering us ; we are -- tamed
eqrially witlryorrTar the interest -and princi
pal of that debt. lire will never consent .by
our votes to any. tanff.or 'tax, external or le
internal, for any such purpose." " •
"You -Smile mcredulously, as if - :we - were
counting too :largely - upon our influence and
Power) but your knowledge of the political
history of the.conntry from the:beginning up
to the war 'must satisfy you that the future
will be 'a repetition of the - past We shall
soon' have all' the southern fortresses and har
bors under our control again. as in the past;
and the.n; in the event of a war with England
or France, We could Enid would put them into
the, keeping of the beadle. power, and take
our independence of the Union in payment
For'you may . beAure of this, that stboner or
later, we . are'rceolved to be free from the
Union. which we: bate now, even more than
we did before the war. •'. •
During, a residence. of many months in the
South, my' friend -,had constant intercourse
with leading men, and. he. found everywhere
the current of feeling. and opinion the wine.,
The South is mortified and humiliated by its
defeat ; 'dreads no' punishment ;it hates
the Union 'More Intensely than ever, and
bides the time for asignal revenge.
TOE four Fenpaylvania gentlemen referred
to in• the following, were from this Pounty—
Messrs. Fegar, Rauch, ,Huntzinger and Kel
ler. :It seems :that they acted.very indiscreet
ly, taking to ..the Island, as an escort aad
companion: an obnoxious and well known
Rebel-:the infamous - Charley. Chichester,
formerly of. Pottsville. Had they taken - the
OoVernment escort offered theth and obeyed
instructions in landing, there would have been
no trouble : •
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The John's' leltuad Affair—Statement of
Gen, Beecher—The Truth or the Matter.
'. A long account of an alleged' outrage by
thefreedmen on John's Island, near Charles
ton, S. Q., Was published in the journals 4:if
that city a week or two slue; and extensive
ly copied by. the Copperhead press of the.
North with great.gusto." The following
,cer
respondence • sets the inatter right; Several
Pennsylvania`gentletnen hid gone to, the:is
land to look at a plantation with a view to
purchase, but, beinglnistaken by the nfgroes
for Secessionists, were rather roughly treated,
although in no way 'injured i •
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trlk,iCll. MIL.ITAiit ril/3111.1C:r Dr CAARLBUTOEI,
.' ... DEPASTIkEtiT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.': "..
--• AiaitsrAwr AP.TirrANT 4 4snxitaa:tiOrilos,... • :
—CtiAistnrroi4 S.C., Feb. - 13, 1846.
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EDITORS CR ARCESTON Couril ER.
, Brevet Major• Gen. Devens;
eosin:landing the District; .desires . that. the
accompanying report , of -Brevet Brigadier-
Geti. James C. Beecher,' commanding the
Second Sub-District of the. Military District
of • Charleston :(" together with this note "),
may be publjihed to correct The
.erroneous
reports that exist and have been published at
various times, as. to Alleged outrages ou cer
tain persons who visited John's-Island on the
27th of annuary, 1866. .
Gen. Devon is satisfied, both from person
,al inspection and the. reports of his subordi
nate .oflicers,- that there is no part of South
Carolina Where the rule of the military author
ities:is more completely enforced; 'or where
• eVery orderof the General commanding the
_Department is more readily executed, than
on the Sea Island's- in this District, and' has
no dOebt. that .this will *continue to be so
whatever: maYlte the result of anticipated
legislation in reference to theta: • •
• If, in the present unsettled condition.of the
prOperty on these . . islands; and the rights of
the people and former.proprietors there, in
dividnals choose, to disobey orneglect them--;
"tiers est ahl Ished .. for • their guidance by' the of-.
.fifer in-command, coilisiOns•are not unlikely
to, oecer, - . in which. those who are, guilty'of
such disobed!.epee Or neglect cannot be held
blameless thernselvei; even `if the conduct Of
others should also prove to be . unjustifiable.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
• M. N. Rum; Capt. 3:ith U. S. C. T.
- . A. A. Adjutant-General
Timms.' SECOND SUB DISTRICT, - )
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• 1111LITAlr DISTRICT OF CIIiRIESTON,
S66IERVILLE. S. C., Feb. 6, 1866. )
Cr.AP . 31 N.' Ric*, A. A. Absr.-GaN.
CArrias return herewith the papersof
Mr. Chicliesterand others, with - repOrt upoti:
- A day or two after the transaction referre
to, I was verbally informed of it - by Captain
Nerland, conamanding the island ;- also, that
he has•arreated three of the parties concerned
and forivarded them to Summerville. -
I proceeded-at once with.. two orderlies to
Neil's.plantatien, passing through the neigh
boring places,. assembling all their- men, and
could easily: ave "arrested. about every man
connected with the mob, had such a course
seemed necessary. . • • •
The people begged to be pardoned for this
_offense; said they had orders to: arrest any
white man landing on the island, except at
the regular landing `place; said there: were.
three 'Reba' whom they ' knew in the party;
they ivere'all 'Rebs ;' said they • recognized
the military authority and would never ar
rest another' than, . white or black, Reb or
Otherwise, and-much -more to the same ef
fect. After a careful Inspection, 'respect
fully report to the Major-General Command:-
k m as follows. viz". , •
Ist, There is naturally much excitement on •
thelsland respecting.land titles, and jealbusy
respecting visits of land owners. The four
gentlemen from Pennsylvania could not haie
selected a worse escort' than the. three .
Rebel hind owners, one of whom was a cap
min in the Rebel service, and well known as
such by =the freed people. •
2d, In compliance with instructions pre
viously received, I had. ordered .escorts sta
tioned at the two public, landings on John's
Island. The fact - that these gentlemen avoid-.
ed the - landings and landed in small boats on
the opposite side of the Island naturally ex
cited .snspicions ia.the minds of the people.,
3d, On the previous evening, the-.gentle
men were duly notified-. that they must ge,,,
around, to the public landing,' where, their
passes could be inspected:, It seems
were determined to create a row if possible,'
and persisted in lapding. -
• 4-111,• As tt!. the. incidents attending. the
transit across theisland, of course- the state
' meats-of the freed people vary widely from
Chichester and others. . • ,• •
. My firat intention wag to arrest the whole
.party of 'freedmen.- and my force or two or
• defiles mai quite sufficient - for the purpose,
but as the people.expressed great contrition:
-I arrested five of . the principal parties and
cautioned the ;rest against. interfering' With
any visitor, black or white. The gentlemen
from Pamsylvania-cati land when and where
they :choose, and 'with any associates they
may. select. 'At the same time when' trouble
has-been taken to order.esborts for thent.and
THET RASE BEEN DIRECTED WHERE TO LAND, I
-Would suggest . thatthey -use:common 'sense,
if not common courtesy, and land where they
are. ordered to land.' . Concerning the
,Paper
of Mr_ Chichester, Whichlsaw in the - public
prints lopg before its appeararthe as an offi
cial document, I Must report, that' its state
ments appear.. to be principally concerning
serious damage the party worm) have re
ceived if something had. taken place, which
did not take place, or something' bad failed
to take place which did take place.
'2d, The statement is incorrect, in avowing
that the party were not instructed where to.
- land ;theYwere distinctly instructed by the
.Acting. Assistant.Adjntant-General,
,3Lilitary
District of Charleston. . • ~ • _
3cr, The itsitement is incorrect in averring
-that a United States colorful soldier refused
to interferellin their. behalf.. The. only sol
diersin that -locality were with the sergeant,
who promPtly relieved them from arrest."
:Aar,. The , paper states INCORRSZTLI that a
- sergeant of 'the 3sth D. S. Colored Troops
. is Commissary* the island._The sergeant
in quelition was simply orderd to that land
. ing. to act as an escort for thegentlemen from
Pennsylvania. • -If they had landed in ac
cordance with their . instructions, they- would
have, fonrid an - efficient escort, have pros
* iy:eted the island, and received all due cour
tesy.; They would also haVeaillided play
ing into the hands , of Interested _parties, .who
appeared to have made shraWd use of their
opportunity: • . • .
- _Respectfully; your obedient servant,
Jas. , C.. BEECHER, Brevet Com
manding: . • • ; - • -
WISDOM, virtue and valor,.have s natural
right to govern ; he aloneought to command
others, who has most wisdem to discover
'what is just; i6,o4*h - toe t 6 adhere to it, and
most coOrage to put it.in exectithon.
'tea ffi 0111,42111 - NM*
neat; namely; something to (kw etmiethititto
!ma, Vid something to hive far.
fiducationat Column.
J. A: ' 111. PASB24O.IIIE, 111.
We are'inneit'pleatied. to receive ..."Scau
roit's7 answer to one of thel questions in our
"Corner..": : :: We do hope. our teachers will
,give - us plenty or questions'andtinswers.
• The question we publish ails week % one
on which weltope to have a full- expression
I answer. to the question,_ "Is it expedient
to inflict corporetd ptinisbmentfpr a failurelit
the preparation of aleisori ?" I would say,
under certain circumstances it Is. I assign a
class a lesson to prepare.i- at the required
time it is called upon to recite; one or more
members so . compietely fall-hat it is evident
the lesson - was not looked at, or studied so
c..relessly that they know nothing: about it.
For. this first 'offense I show them_ -pow_to
prepare their •lessons, the advantage of study—
mg them understandingly, and that the aull:
ject is one,that will be of great use to Omit •
in the future, ttc.; then assign this lesion - for
review and another short one in addition--,
At a subsequent recitation, the ,same pupils
again fail," Making it more evident ,that • they
are indolent; or careless and indifferent. For
this second offense I retain them at recess• or
after school hours to prepare and recitethe
lesson failed in, and at the same time warn
them of the consequences if such.a course la
persisted in. I also continue to .keep prom!,
nent before theta their obligations to study
as a duty they owe to, themselves as regards
their future happiness; to their teacher, in
order to make the best use of his Instruct-
ons ; and to their parents, to make the best
. ,
use of the
,the given by them for gaining
knowledge. I also endeavor to make every
study pleasant and interesting to my pupils;
explain every lesson to
and
in language
they can comprehend,. and ask. thern ques
tions outaide of the text book,- to beget:within
them a love of study. If I have failed in all
this, I evidently have failed in moral suasion.
$o far, I have operated exclusively upon the
minds of: my pupils ;- I-have reasonably auil
calmly appealed to their moral se.nsibilitien
anti yet they fail . the third time in their , reclW •
tions. This is evidence conclusive I think, thit
they are tither devoid of common sensibility,
"or have been so sadly nepected.in their paren
tal education, .as to be uncontrollable by my
reason. What is my next resort? . To expel
them, would be to turn theni into. the steet. to
become edueated in 'vice and' immorally.
How many, who have been thus. lost, - could
have-been ree sane if the warning of the -
Wise Man, had -been followed: "Ile that
spareth the rod bateth his son ;.but he that. •
loyeth hini cltasteneth him betimes. Chasten
thy son, while there is hope, and let not thy
soul-spare, for his Crying.:' My next stalest
'resort, therefore, is corporeal punishment,
and that administered effectually, 'not alight
ly, because thathas a termlency more to injure
• than:benefit them. ' They. boast that his •
whipping did not hurt, that, they don't care; ..-
ttc. ' • but instead of striking them lightly on
the hand with a ruler or switch, or on the
head with a book as is the custom - with some,
take a reasonable rod, apply it on their backs
until youhave humbled them,.and-caused
them to fear, the necessity "of ever teity. •
• brought again under your chastisement. Too
many teachers in many of our graded schools
indulge their pupils in idlenesf. They perthit
them to drag along with, their classes, and.
leaCe school with a very superficial, if any. -
knowledge of the simplest branches.- I, have
Seen teachers assign a lesson to a• class, When
two-thirds - of. the, members could not write
correctly half the" words of the preceding
one. This is certainly wrong;-and yet there
is no: punishtnent, not . even
,a reprimand, for
fear of incurring ate .-displea.suro of. some
over:indulgent parent. , What- a mistake! '
Don't you know that often such parents are
the very, first to complain - of your apparent
inability as a teacher, and Clainor loudest for
'your removal T Ittbst assuredly use corporeal.
punishment in the above mentioned case, be
cause your reputation: as, a teacher does not
depend so much•upOn, the progress, of those
desirous of improving, salt does upon - that
of the vicious and indolent. . . C. S.
• liftt. Eon:on—ln a previous issue of • the
JOURNAL, I noticed the following . question.:
"Is it expedient to' inflict corporeal
.punish-
mentfor a failure in the preparation of a les
son ?" In answer to this question, 1 would
say. as a general thing, no. Indeed; I might
go further and.say,.that'under existing meth
ods of conducting our schools, imould neith
er be expedient norlmirr to do so.'
I do not believe that- any boy or girl who
is required to prepare for recitation half a
dozen different lessons:each day, can prepare
these lessons thoroughly during the- time
which -is actually allotted for • study in, the
.'
school room. EXperience, bdth as a papfl
and as a teacher, hab thoroughlY convinced
me that this'cannot be done. From two to
three hours is all the time, during echool
hours, that can be allowed' for the prepare
-
don of lessons; generally a little less than
half an:hour for each
,branch of study; the
balance of the time is taken up, in recitations.
No leseori, I don't care how short it is,-can .
be thoroughly prepared in half an' hour •
This; lam sure.-is the•imanimous opinion of
all teachers who have .at all thought about
this important matter. Why, then,,shall we
punish a child in any manner, for not doing
What we knoW it utterlylniable to accom
plish? It is the business of the teacher to
see that the time which is Set apart for the'
preparatien nt any. particular lesson should
,be devoted to : that. purpose. Punish a Child,
for idleness—for persistently refusing to
study. Inflict corporeal punishment,' or -any
other kind cif punistiment.which may seem to
be most appropriate-or most effective. The .
teacher must require his': pupils to stuidy-L-to
he - industrionsibut it is wrong for him- to
punish them for failing in a recitation which ,
•hiaown judgment conld not fail to:tell him
they wereutterly unable to , prepare in the
• .
school room. .
knew that- all teachers at the close of each
recitation, assign lessons to be prepared for
the next day.. Tho pupil goes home in the
evening with a full knowledge of What is et
pected of him next day ; his work is marked
out for him. His, teacher: requires him to
take his books home with him, and to pre
pare at least, part of his lessons ,outside of
school . hours. :If the scholar would be dis
posed to ,do this—if his parents would require
him'to do it, teachers would find less trouble
in their, recitations. ". But the teacher has no
Authority over, the pupil when, he is at home,
neither has he a right to dictate to' a parent
how he shall govern_ his children. He has a
right to astieesr parents_ to see that their
'children prepare the lessons which he has
assigned ; beyond that his authority ceases.
Every parent can aid the teacher very much,
it he will, -but if he does not do itz--if he does
not require his eblldren to prepare 'their les
-sons at home, I - am sure It would be Abe
height of injustice in the teacher to punish
them if they fail in their recitations, simply,
becauset they had not time enough to prepare
their, lessons during school ;hours, and were
-not compelled by their parents to prepare
them at home. . •
This question has suggested to me severil
remedies for evils of this kind, bet which'
cannot be discussed withki the Rinks of this
brief artiele. I shall make them the subjects
of future- articles. ' • -
Allovi'me to thank you for instituting the
'"question corner." I hope it may result In
much good. Let' all teachers' who meet with
.difficulties, or who_have any knottY problems
of thivkindi submit them to the "corner,"
and let these questions be earnestly dis
cussed, and We will all be benefittPd by it.
QUESTION CORNER:
Should-the pupil he allowed the use of ;the
book in recitation in Mental. Arithmetic?
Iloaa &lux—News from the mines In
7Colorado shows that-the recently discovered
"method oftreating quartz rock containing the
precioui metals is working_ to - great advan
tage. - In one case ore - that paid but six dol
lars per ton by the. old. way of working it,
•
now pays sixty dollar's per ton by-the new
process. In another instance, what are
"tailings"—that .the , refuse earth
and rock carried out at , the tall . Of 'the wash
ing-machines, and from which.but four dol -
Jars per ton had been originally, extracted—
were taken in hand and treated accordil to
the new .method, and one hundred and fts ,
dollars per tOn were extracted continuortal.y.
Other examples - are at hand, but theealsoll
suffice, to show that the refuse eartls !JAI .
supposed to , be exhausted bY th! 31141 4_ 0 141T P
"first handkd isr to be made .to"r411`11r •
to . octrtrdnefil Isrealthby; a alturrifitptilied
bY means derived from ::the Selena:cat chew-,
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The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, March 03, 1866, Image 1

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