The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, March 03, 1866, Image 3

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- -ourita,- .. .•-. • - • PRENV. 4011111310 N:• r- . .. ...,. I .
• .. a, . - lifr..Brownlow,. of Tenni:Bike:, inia :.more :than any
. one.mee instrumental in nominating. Andrew Johnson,
. .... - . Vice-President of the'. United' States. . Under these cfr- .
cunnitances it ii well to mead what Mr. Brawalow.has
to say,c4 Mr. Johison i ' •-• ' - •.' ' • • ' .
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...- - .no wi zeptiess Tali razainawr.r ,
........ ----7. . -: . • The rebelflatterers and new-born admirersof Prest•
—......". 3 . aew"" '• . .dent Johnathi ask, with inerilentie. if such and I , nch -
-------..-7.-. end Oise the President and bia Tejamistruction Policy m .t i
El4wam'S MOop,-Skirta.:for..44ies . and' children - By this standard they measure- every
to
patriothin
nedliii-Able'.inano.' -* , tall at 13`29,..A.Tch St,, and love of country. WE are called to an account:and
. ~. , . ., . . an answer demanded of us :von this,naint. In answer.
Apiiiti and eiiiiiiie ntoakpf: goody.** .-.- inn the.question we would be pleas te hava someone
„....--,—+-inera.:-.1..---. ---..,-------- • ' ray MAAS . 111 AT TOLICT .
111, an
what ifI'eaVITILIIPLATTSP
mcw, - ateetion. int merchan t s . an d :n th n rs is ay IT: b - Wleigl e oV i e vg aa. the.'Orders, proclamattene.• and
ited to Card in tins 'hasp _of Howell S. Bourke;: I „..nn e e . a o
„..„„. r „„,„,,, t at , aL, l 7 r l n ed n °Pl e. Pt4,r i l ro itl'ellt
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'lecturer's or Well Papers, etc. .- • . 'out that entire period he contended that treason should'
. . • .be .tamped . with icradir -,' that %leading ' intellicent,l
conscious traitors should . be tried and punished ; that.
lit'inior SnA•pEa of every description . advertised
.treason should he made •• odious. and. the demands All
thin issue be 'Messrs. - Bower ,I - Werrell, 229 justice satisfied :by punishing. Its -guilty authors: that
• an the. Vorunt...e,:of the G . 9verninent. -in riaras
, st.,.Philadelpilia. - • Rend advertisement. . well -SP in roam, be placed beyond the . danger of, re
.,______-....5•-samise-ewi--:. —•- call .:" aiiii . that if there • wire but flve ihousand loyal
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. i , ;! , ;Ess i.,. E . jstprjjEns.,l.l . - ".is believed that m en
then in,T t en..essee: they should control the State :• and'
•)minittee on. Reeonstruction. 011 make ' are on l th l i l e a p t l l a e t l ;:r l m " . h(aniiillid ijaccupy the bark seats'. We
it the . President is still on
poit: :In a hew clay 6 in. favor .of adtbitting this platform we are with him. If his reoianstrifctioia
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- policy proposes to reverse this policy and, to abandon:
TennesSee members into Congress,. -• . this platform. we are riot 11th Min nor are the.
loyl
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___.__:________.— • . - and true men of•Tennmiee. ',lf „be intends to pardon
ittn6'
I'OTTS.VILLE, -PA.
and turn loose upon the . country all the bad n1;41 that
led off in this . rebelllim i or- if he intends- to recoil-
Wil.: - •refer oUr reader ' tsr a, report Of aii iti
iew -between . Gen-Cox, of Ohio, and the cornet thelate rotten - Democratic party, and to farce
ident. • We hope that the Preeideht 'ikT • u;"'n.Congresa the - Rebel. delegates• talkingtreason
and boa ydid boasting of What the .'
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t -o
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•rle,stroy the-Qoverni
there to his detlaiations. - Washington. cor r . •: ment. we are nit with him,'nor are•the true men of the;
nation: If lie holds ta the .pririciples of the Baltimore;
•iponde..nts hpwei•er, atate : .that,form. upon which him - self and Mr • LincOln "were
he ntade: nlat
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its es st fong .pledges. before,
.bet they were nominated,we are talthbim•;',lf be has crawled off of
that platform' we wilt not go off. with him. nor will the
, • , .-. ' 0(181 nen of the country.... --: .. • ' ' - '
forgoilen- .- ------ ' -
•• In another article. Gov. BrownlOir says :.• ...- '
"Ow' mind is made nn—we are With the Union Party
in Congress, •and 'With them. we intend. to sink or
swim. ' - The snort:F. are also with- them, 'and for the
country, and against its enemies and the •rnen'who re,
fused to vote 'men and money' to - carry on the. war.—'
Thin hotter class are the men most' loud - in their praiie
of the President, laboring day and . . night- to create a
split bet Ween him and the party that elected him - and
saved the country." -'' " • • • ..- •2'
3lic. WALrr.k S. Su EAT Ell. Of t lris Botongh,
agent for the Place nix, Lorillard and Spring
.lLl Insurance Companies,. all reliable and
Istantial. See advertisements.
IT -is *estimated that at the close of the
resent fiscal year, the Government-will hold
surplus over all expe.uditures; of at least
000,000. A satisfactory feet.
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THE controversy betweert the Pennsylva-
Railroad Company, and. the Atlantic and
'.!tit Western Railroad, and the Catawissa
I Great Western Railroads, was decided
- 14(inday, by Judge Read, in favor 'of the
insvlvania Railroad.. .
MC ' S C INS Titt:l( L: B. ;Paweil
Scranton, Pa.,. has the 7a - hides:de and rf.t
rrgency in thin section of:Peptisylvania,
Mason & Bamhin't.cabinet .organs - ;.Treat
ley & C‘).!s melodeons, and.Bc kerßros,'
•nt piano •forteii. Be. also has_ a . ieberal
orttnent of music and musical
P. invites orders front ihe trade. •
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'ota Journal of Commerce which was sup
%sed during the RebelliOn,' begs and im
es the Repuhlicahs. Who; sustain the Pre
vetO, to join with them at once.- 7
, 3-y say, "why .us Copperheads. any
;er ? unitn.with us and giye us the..spoils
dice.; you know we have starved ao long.
fe pity! and join ns .pa-
To.the .Nanagers of the I'eansylvania
Intim' for the . Instruction of. the Blind, we.
- e indebted for a..eopy - of. their Thirty-third
meal - .Reporl, On .the Ist of .DeceMber,.
415, therewere 186 blind persons in the
In
itittion:. Among the female pupils. are the
Illowing from this ; County : Sarsh.J. Dennis•
and Nancy V. 'Nichol. Among the male
--"" t ic•- : 7 4 * , ,.. nits in the ;vork department, are: Solonion
. .i., - 411..ndy and David Griffiths of this County 4,
flrliii.enerous bequests. should be made to this,
eat the most interesting' and useful Insti
'ions - in . the State.
last week; says the Telc:-.
ph. at the regnlar meeting of the Copper
d Club . ; Williarn. B. Reed proposed.t.he
st y Jefferson - Davis,. the greatest states
nin Nmerica." The oaly member loya
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ough to - resign:afterUlla . outrage, 'was:Mr:
siaU Randall .:
..The 4711 . 1. enter
. up — on
e coming campaign:in Pennsylyania; -ardent
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mirers of the principlei.of the 11.61i:traitor;
fl. Union men,: remember • this fact;' and,
it nerve you to sweep Pennsylvania by an
,preeedented majority..
TliE 1.7m0s STATE CONVIf.NTION Will mee
Harrisburg on. Wednesday next, 7th inst
is quite prObable, that Gen . . Geary will be
minatedlor :Gov -rour,.On the first ballot.
many counties in the . eastern
. and.central
irtiona of the - State have. instrneted . .their
legates to support'.him.. We have urged_
nomination, because his record is , pure
without reproach, and we believe that
is the_ strongest, candidate we can oppose
the Copperheads, who' on .false .issues will
ideavor . to carry the. State this year.. We;
tit that, in addition to the' noniivation of so
:client a man as Gen: Geary, the Con-rea
m will adopt strorig, patriotic resolutions.
'POTTVZILLIC AND cfIi,O4ADO,GOLD A! . , : m
t.Comr.A:sl - .7— ,, There is no gection of-this
entry richer . in mineral wealth than Colo
lb.. -All that is.-now needed to .develope its
it productive capacity in addition tocapi:.
is the completion of - the, Pacific Railroad
Ist point, Which den be done . in.two years
be requisite energy should be thrown . into
work. The climate is.salubrious, and its
Lis capable of sustaining
. millions of peo••
There is considerable . eicitcment_ not
'Y in th . eEast but .throughout the West in..
;Hrd to - the riches of this Territory, and the
ligation there will be large during the
Ssent year. -..•- , . .
4r. John M. Skeafer, 'formerly of this Bor
-711, and Who . is now on a visit here, Waa
of the first to mark •tbe indications 01
mineralwealthineCOlcirado,.'and through
Personal ex . ertions - a Company has been
;anized under the title.given above.. The
from the property of the Company- hiss
'n analyzed, and found to yield-a large per
tage.of gold and 'silver. :The deeper the
Any goes the_ richer will be the yield.-
gold 'lode -
. has :a run of nine hundred:
at the distance _ of one and a half miles
m theiproposed route of the Pacific. Rail
I ... The silver lode: has a- run Of sixteen
lredfeet,and is eight miles from the Pro
d. rOute. There_ are twelve shares on
t is . technically- termed . '!gronitd
r," at $lOOO a share. Persons could read-•
club together and take a share, at, .ompar
,elyeost.. .Letters from well known
'reliable ; gentletnen of New York and
ton, who have - resided in the Territory,
dr. in the highest terms 'of 'this :.property,
we firmly : believe that this...would 1)6 . a.
investment,
.and yield a'rieli return:
. Shearer:is now at Pennsylvania Hall,
Borough,, and will be happy- we know, to .
full information in regard to this matt ei;
future of Colorado. will- be one of the
iers of this Western Continent.
e ba-k
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,xeittiroar SrKi:C/1--Senatoi Sherman,
do, made a speech on Monday' last in
!nate. Its object was conciliation. He
•oved of tbetureau Bill vetoed ; he con
led Presidein Johnson's Speech at the
,e House on the 22d as diagraceful. and,
iced that if President
, Johnson - should
it himself to be Tylerized, he would sink
:no the lowest depths of infamy. But
to other hand he declared that there was
ing in ..he veto message of the Freedthen's
!au, that should cause,the Union party to'
with the President; that , on this ques
there might be a difference 'of opinion
:h Ought to be tolerated ; that.everieffort
dated to create a breach between Con
; and the President, ought to betrowned
t'; thatlhere are too many great inter
it stake, and that all honorable efforts
)nciliatiohought to be made, in order to
as much beneficial legislation as possi
ir the country. He says, that President
'sop has combative propensities largely
loped; and if he is attacked, he is very
to repel auch attacks. in his own way,
thisaccounts for ins extraordinary speech
to 22d of February. If. President John=
is really sincere, and desires-to - co-operate
the tinionists in restoring the States, as:
ited to Guy. Cox; ilia conversation with
end which will be. found in another part
paper, .a conciliatory course is deci
the best policy. Congress. so'far, has'
with great-calmness and dignity, under
trying circumstances, w ich shows that
guides their councils, and that the
to can have implicit reliance that they
not permit their disappointed feelings . to'
- any, horiorable reconciliatiOn that, will
such legislation as they can,' if they
it
_secure all they want, to cement and.
ice the great interests of the country - in
ing about a, reconstructed Union.
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ON our First Page will be found a stnic
ment why the citizens from this County who
recently visited St Johns' Island, S. C., *ere
molested. It seems that they travelled to the
Island with Charles-ChiChester, the renegade
Potisvillian, and - rebel Captain during the
war, who Was kriown and . who . had made
himself very obnoxious to the blacks by harsh
usage while building fortifications around the
doomed City Of Charleston. They • did
~ not
land either as they were directed * . but in a
mysterious way .on •the Island, provoking
what it is now suspected Charley . wantelt • a
difficulty to serve;the ends of the rebels
the matter. The. gentlemen from this Coun
ty proved excellent tools it seems, .forthe
purpose of raising a rOw with the freedmen.
We .uodprstarid . (in.'onnection . with.. this
affair.) that Ihis."imporillaci' party" told the
uegroei-. that:they had "fought for -.'lllEiFc
frdedOm.". This is tows for thepeopta
•ofl
this County. Only one of` .the. party 11-d
been in the, service , but a ahort time, .the
Others were hitter Copperheads, and always
looked upon here, as sympathizers with the
rebels. One was considered even worse than
a sympathizer.
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"Donntie Foolip4. 9. PLYon can make Six - Do- i
tare from Fifty Cents. Call and examMe . an-Inventfon
urgently needed by everybody. Or a aemole sent free
by mall for 60e.. that retailseasily. 'f9r $6, .by R. L.•
Wolcott. 170•Chatham Square, New , York. • ~- -. '-''
.- Sept. 16, , `65: .- .. - • • ' •-• 67.1 y ev46 - r - ..
T RR:COAL:7O,Di,
March 3, 1866
The quantity *sent by tattiroad this week is 58.-
056 0.5 sons, against .51, 07$ loi.the corresponding
week last. year. • '
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The trade is dull at' present;' and Coal has been
forded intO the market which ong lit tai liaCe.been
left.in the niines,.. and consequently. prices : are:
affected injuriousiy; Seveial Operators; who had
commenced have stopped'again' until the trade
'beeomes more settled. .•• •
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lip to the time of our going t:o pre.is.'the 'rates
of had'not been fixed on the' Canal and
Rail I:Pad—but it •ts 'generally 'understood that
thelvwill open at ,S 2 or f 2 25, and the quotations
of the .prices of Coil on' board vessels, at Port
Ilichinotud, are predicated, on the reduced rates.
Our correspo.,. 7 ent . states . that there is but little
•stiippiog, and the wharves. iregeneral:v . :full of
expect to resume nnr regular quotations .of
freiglits, in a weelt or. two : At present. they
report no regitlar freigl:lt.4s . at Port Richmond.
. .
The trade sums up this week as follows.a.pui
pared with laSt year : - • ' • •
•
. NICOLL:IOTM.; WEEK. f.
TOTAL.
Pdc R. R. Ri 503.297; ns ossi 614,3191 41,089
L - Val R. R.; 21,61 256,4•15 ] 35;1;41 89.3.669 - .3n.65.1
Scrant S'thli 6,f87; 70,066` 17,618 i. 107.654 '37,558
•N'tlit` 2,626' 22,741'. • . • 48,9331, 26,162
Penna. C. Q. - 0,2261 ?6,844 , ..6.i6.8 4 - 60,239 24, 19 5
Shamokin.. ;- 2,593; 31,2091 .toss: 48„(' in;
. •136.79
Trevorton.: - 416 2,055 867 i. • '5,6591
2 ,66
BSiiort ! i •27i 6
Enuklin Cu I
• 0.509 j • . ; 1,3181 .d 6,296,
Broad Top:1 6.7921 38,1'64; 3,025' 21,252 d 17,586.
.1t'8,136. 997,154,tn3,3561;16 3 , 153 1
- - - 937,1541-
" , 27,1 . 40 • 106.029.
'rho-following is the result of the last auction
sale *of Scranton Coal :
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1141..7:8C.11ANT07. 4 Oqh.L PEE AFC7TIOiI, TE.I3TtrAET26TIL 1366,
.Lump—offered 5000- tons. -O! which 1000 toll.-
Well] sold to QUintard, Sawyer .c Ward, at 56.50
per ton'. • 2000_ .to Quinuirti r Sawyer & Ward,. at
16 25 per:ton. The remainder was Mold in small
lots to consumers. . • - • ' •
Stearinmat—offered . 2000. tons. • -Of: which 900
tons were . st4d to Talmage ail $5 40 per
tom — The . remainder . wae:sold in Small .lots-tu
consumers. • . .
,•. . , •
• • Brokeli—offeied 3000 tuns: -Of which 850 -tons
were- sold to Talmage & Co;; . at- $6 45 per ton.
The reanaintlei was seld.in small.lots to:consu
mers. . • . •
Egg—offered 3000 - tons.
.Pf whiefi 2000 - tons
were sold to Quinton], Sawyer.-& WArd, at 14. - 62
Per ton. The remainder was sold Minoan 10t.4 to
consumers. • . • '. •
Stove—offered 3500 - tons, Of., ivhiCh.2ooo tons
:were -to TaiMage & .
.per . ton.
900 tons to Talmage & $8.50 per ton. Tue
remainder was sold in small lots to consumers. •
.Chestinituffered• 3500 tons. 'Of -which 1000
taus were sold to Tilmage & - CIL,
.at SOB 7 per
tan. 350 tone were, sold -to.Tainsge S. Co.,.ai
$6.90 per ton. The remainder was sold in small
lots to consumers.
Compared with January sale, the resuli.would
he as follows : -•
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• • , , January: :February: -Decline
Lump . average $8 03. • $6 38 .• $1 i 0:.
.Steamboat "-.9 00 . 645. •• 253
Bridien . " 79' , . 643 ••2- 36
Egg " . 8 5.3 G 66 ' 87'
stove , " 8 : .43 •
Chestnut -" 719 689 • . 30 . .' -Hazleton
:11182is a heavy decline within a month..' ou V 4 . 4 .- i st . pgar Leaf
e . asa . u.
correspondent above informs Us that-the Auctioikf . . Jeddo
eer announced that 'all the Coal produced by th., .
, F 4 .. t i o )be iiL rvale Coal Co
Delaware, Lackawanna &' Western Coinpany,
be sold at'auction' this year;and , ' that no. priyab. - -Council Ridge,
contracts had 'or would be made this year. Whei
..the Spiiug trade opens, we presume setni=monilih . Honey Brook'Coal CO
n Clern,a,n 3P.6o C lgo C°.
auction sales will be inatignrated bythis Coin pas •,
ny, 'Nth ill. govern prices to -a considerable ex.- • Coleraine.. . ...
tent from:all the re tons;-What effedithis - tlr n 7 o M m ea !'?"'
is likely to' it*e.on our . trade remainti 10 lie tested'. .. Lehigh
)IESSIL9,'ErGENF. Bonna,-P tmY. N.F.I.11:11 . and ja e l a t i e , ber 106 * '• '
,JAMES L. .curse have Aimed a Co-partnershir. diniciterbeckWr ... Co
ander the, firm Milne of Borda, Reiter &'Nutting,!. :=ll;u'"a"gtclilw,Celli.s3l
as
. slkipperk of Coal. from 'Poft - Richrnond . .. and Glendon Coal Co :...
Wind Mill: -.Their office's' are,.227 Walnut • ~farhanoy-
street;; - 25 -.Doane - street,. Boat-on
a nd.p,o(nn 94 Trinity . New ;*- - sinimin• • ••• • • • 7 : • • ••••• •
• members of- this .firm are all well and favorablY Coal•
known to the trade is'energeoc , ,and . reliaide men'.:. Audenried . . •
Lehigh.
thoroughly acquainted with the Coal tinniness. ..
Tl3E' firm of J. M:,Freck . 4 Co., Coil OperatOri
at Centralia, has', hen dissolved, Mr. John B '
Blackiston retiring. • Mr.:J.M. Freck will eontin•
up the business of. mining
. .coal,:arid he -has Sp
pointed-MessrS..llotherinel h Shiner . of Philadel-•
•
phia,•his agents for the sale of his coal. • -
TUE Coal firm of Messys...White Esser
New York and Mauch Chunk, has:been dissolvea
Mr. John White wilicontinue the business 'at tin,
same offices in Mauch Chunk and . New York.
Till, Preston Coal .and linproiement Compan
gives notice that the Corimany will disposi of-the
product:of their mines this.yee.t...fiee advertise-
. . . .
, i. ASPartn el's* heretofore existing under
the Ana of . ..BUCK it COLLINS. miners ti
Coal in' Coavnt.Tham Township.% Columbia - County, 'i.
tits day dissolved bY mutual conisent ' .... ' - ..
BUCK & COLLINS, -
TINE COPAItTNEIII9IIIIP hereto
fore existing between the subscribers made:
the firm of J. ,111.4.reck & Co.,- for 'mining and selling
Coal - at Centralia, .Coltunbia - County, Pa., is this day
dissolved bjxnuttud eminent.' Either party.will sign In
'liquidattiOn. , : • • . JOHN R..BLAKISTON,' , ._.: • --
Phila Feb ' :B, .66 _J. ki. FRE , cK,_. ... .• CAM m tri..tips premises% of the' inbecriber 'in the
Borough of, Schuylkill Haven. on Thursday,' Febr'
~
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TlllKbusiness of the late Arm will be continued' -rusty 22. a Bog ; medium , size: buff or fawn nolar..-'
by the undersigned. who bus apt The owner can havehim . by cal inn and prying charges.
Sbaner.' OfficeS; I Walnut St., Philadelphia. sole agents . mare 4 3 . 'Gc .-9 4t._._ : °EURP"- BURTON:..,,
for the sale of all Coatin'Philadelphia and Eastward.! M6A.TENTti.teelcis for Orimes . rim a jai. ,
•
Centralia, 1, ' 66-9-6 t : - ..7:. 31 ,. FREeK• -1 : ' t - i lb . tt i ass i weld. E •
earn ok n se at es %mope.
' N. 8.--A personal interiiewis preferred.. though nla
not necessau, as the business can be conducted by cor
respondence. .Washington.vislted every month... ,Cir
mdarsOf information free on appllcation..,'. ...-* '
• EDWARD BROWN, Engineer and'Patemt Agt.
4 - Idarch3. 1.66-1)-3m - :311 Walnut St.'Philada. Pa.
TIE - CO:PARTNERSHIP - heti
• Wtore existinc• between the nt lersignad.
. .
under the firm of WEITICA ESSER, 'is • this 'day du ,
solved by linutation.. : Either of the ' parties will - sign . '
in liquidation. JOHN- WHITE: •
.New York, March 'l, 'GB . ' : G.IFQ.N. Essicrt.
. . PUBLIC SALE of three. .'94 . - by t2l..felet
THE UNDERSIGNED will' captions theta ' ititnate on Callowhlll.- st reet,' the Borritigh of
wholesale Coal businmw• at the offices of the, late flint j Schuylkill Haven.' between. Canal and Riser hedges,
in New York and Mauch Chunk, • •- JOHN.WHITN.7 - •j „late the'estati of Joseph Iteakirt. &edged. --The sub
. • - , • • seri ber will offer. th e above datcrilxod lots tousle Mahe
HAVING withdrawn front the wholesale • Coal . I.2th gay et" Marc 11 4 .11.866, '-
bottoms. I cordially recommend my late partner, Mt; the public house of Mary Moons in stud Borough,
JOHN WHITE to the confidence and jukstrona , re of soul - at- • . El WIN L. . •
former cw , tomers. ••• . GEORGE W. :e.ssh - 4. • • - gII4I4III.LINC. JONES. • '
Nstv York, Marctilet, 'fi• Vif 4111-9-Rt• . ' . &maim.
. Scorns BcAgna..-.
•• 80RD4 ., KE LT ~.4kI.III3I I I T ING
AG.Qonla4l - 7/bi *se isles
from r e v! akimmatokilkrrisYgsfaili •
R:13°1":1 • •
JAMES L. Iturrrox 43 Dimino fit:. &mum. •
MIL JAMES, AO.; 1:404 . 3m 6A, Trinity BASAIn
March 413. . • . • • , . . 9-4 t
• • • • • Pamarsarau.. Feb. 96. 1606.'
• • THE 'PRESTON COAL AND IMPROVEMENT CO.
.traviegtaken into their own tands•theasle of their coal
'for the present year. are now prepared -to receire.'or
dens for all the mirk:ins. sizes. and Will hunter coal 'of
the very beat !panty and preparation.. The. Company
have• secured the writes . .of M, 9 BULRLEY;Esq
who has for the last twenty years had • entire charm of
the immense business of the •Reading Railroad Comfit
nv.; and feel. mistral.. that under his supervision and
control all inters and business of the Company will be
faithfully And promptly, attended - to.. The. Company.
Imre been • aretted 'one Of the new,wharres
at ltieh
mond (N0.'20) harink adenth or watur of 29 feet; and
will be able to load at all times - vessels of the largest.
tonnare.. Orders' for the preSent can lie 'sent to the
principal ;Ace of the Company, 2ms,34:Wainut street s
- Breton • and New York offices' * will be
sinromficed ha miter.. • HENRY. P. •
March 3: .G 6 . 9. - tm. • . • Preildent •
. .
• a. 2ratt.i.. meeting' of the Coal
1 .••• • . T rade. held at the rooms of the Philadel;
phla Coal Exclutnge;' - ,ii.".Monday - , 'February Y 6.• at 1• P.
M., to 'p..ive expr6sion to the feelings or the trade with
;reference to thelatriented and-sudden death of JOSEP.H
MAXFIELD. -Bei. - the following preamble and retolu.•
tiOns 'Caere OnamMonsly'sslopted: i: •
Wnysty_is, 'we have received- the Melancholy
genre'of the anden death of JOSEH.3IAXFIELD. of •
.the in n' .Wann d etnacher P ther.efoie
Reset:vim. That While we bow' before - that
insrrnta
'ble Providence which orders the again and destinies' of
men', according to the councils of His own wisdom: we
• cannot but express our Sorrow at, the sudden' removal
from 'tne tuid4 of 011e.no' long-and so favoratkly known
to the cnai trade:
antiNED. ' rile :the highly honorable. rbitenter and.
conduct of our departed friend, through so many'years:
.in all his connections with the trade. and.. hls universal ,
suavity of. demeanor toward those with whom he • was
brought into :ba‘ihe.s...s.relations. endear his memOT.T. to
'us. and that-in his removal from among us 'we have
Acist -One of most high minded and useful associates.
as Our last sad tribute of respect., to
hts
. earthly.remains.we will attend his funeral in a hod!.
Itssournitt. !Mat' we 'entertain. and hereby- tender to
the bereave'd widow' and children . of the deceased our
deepest, feelings otsyMpathy and condolence with them
in thlsonexpected and Irreparable loss. •. • • •
. • Ream - A - TO,. That the Secretary be requ es ted to furnish
.an -Mistral copy of the preamble -and - resolittions
to
• the family of our deceased friend --• ,
• • -AISI)REW EASTRICIL President,
HcaTta„ ar.,,.Serretury • • ; I' •
THE C'OA.I, MARKETS
PRICES Or COAL BY THE CARGO
• fooirasxrecp a ee►LV vottyuc'harriegii• 3017R.11
•
- .•. .
• --AT PUILADELPIVIA.. •
• • ..2dancil, 2, 1.8156
lictinvikill Red Aeh Prepared,:.....s. 6 . lA@ 6 25
tc Chestput,' • , 5*QOO 5 25 -
..•", White Ash, Lump. Steam • O.
• . *. St. Boat and Broken; 5 750 6 00
.• "" Egg and_ Stove, , .. 5 50(q) 5.75.
• " .. . .. . 5.0005 25
'Lomet lelLLump; St. : 80at... ; ........• 5 75( 6.00
"' .'" . . ...... 5 75r" . 6 00
". Prepared' - • 750'6.00'
" Chestnut, . . . 5 250 S 50'
Lorberry Coal, • • • . .:6 0006.25
Belmont Bed• Ash,.. , • W®6 25 .
Lehigh Lump; St. Boat Broken,— - : •
•
" - Prepared, • ' :
" Chestnut, ' • @):'
Broad-Top,' • .:... 6 75'0 7 00
sci anion Coal ai Elizabethitort . . ••- •
Lump.sud St: Boat by Cargo: 8 00g -8 37
St. Boat • 9.0603. •
Broken. ..... .. .. .. .... 9 OO@ 975
:Egg . •: : .... • .
• ,-8 12Q 8 '75.
8 (Ice .• •
• •• - 9 .soe 9.65
Chestnut, .... . • - .7 1.2 g .7.37
. . .
' • • Lehigh Ceal at •Elikalieihpert.
Liimp'and St. Boat by Cargo • • :al
Broken:. and Egg `.` - " J. • •
Prepared' - . .". .
, " '• - (b)
Chestnut • . .' •••• • . - - • 0
----
. •
,••• AT BALTIMORE ..
. .. • • 51Anca, 1; 1866.
Shalin Ash-whillekialv . B 00Q
," • . " 000 .
L' • .• •
10 . 00rd,10 50
~chole tali.
• " ". • " r etai l.. - (cti
.
. . .
.. .. .
- .Triule very_ mush depressed;: with entlicient
ebiek ti) Meet all 'demands. -, . _ .. '- • .., ...
OUNRERLA_ND COAL—Rim Of mine dull at
. -75(07 00 . . c. o'. li.. , 4i.LeenAt.Point,.fur hipping
Sumlijots for eity.trool7 (inir . 4 25. - . . ...,.- -
•
COAL:. • FREIGHTS.: •
. .
Froie.t. , from :-P1 9 R:iclimMad WhilatPai,
Freights from 'Eliza
(No quotatitins.j
, Freightw fropi
To Phil iclelphin .OE . • • a.
Nei: York
805t0n.... ...... ... .. .
.IVreiglatm-froin.Georgetown or . Alexnndrin.
To Philndelphia ' • .•• $1 75® .
We ton • • • . .
. .
On the anticipated reduction of tollsici t 2 per
ton from Schuylkill Haven to P.Ort.RiChtriond, the
trade.havo reduced pies for CoaLaccOrdinglV.
The'reeult however, hiS not been. to stimulate
htl 7 .iness, and . hilt'few.orders.,are being received.
Tlic wharves at :Richmond are• nearly filled; and
'riot POITIe .IMavy shipirients are. made, but :little
additintialt'oal' can lie received - there. The-re..
6111[8 must tie, toe,autip. a nespQndien.of many of
the Mining-operations for a •• •
Ita•bialk - ibtanoy Coal Trade for 11866..
• Week ending with last'Saturday; • • .' •
. .
. • Nwicas OF Sdirezaa. -
Mahanoc Coal . Company;
'Delano Colliery . •
Mount Etna
Glendon Coal C.61111)11TIS . .....
AteNeiti CoalA iron Company,.
Cuyler Colliery -
Rathbun. Caldwell &Co •
Coal RunCoal.Comparty. ; • ;
Knickerbocker Cdal Company...
i. 13. Reber ,St Company '
E: T. Stillman • •
Other Shippen4
. . .. ~.
CorrestKindinz wfek laßtyear.
Decreq se ..
Increase..
- . .
*. Coal 'Trade by IlEtailroad,. lei. 11:466.
Et. Clair
,
Port Carbon ..1;9.00'43
- Potlertlle - • ' ': - , •• 522-1)0
Schuylkill . liaren.„:,,• '' . '.. 21.502 05
. .
Auburn - -.•
Port Clinton ' . : - • . 7.359 . 15
- '
Preciously .TOI fol4itir,v.),e'eeark;
Tosameliene lart year
llafuuytkill Co; Railroads: for 1860.
• The followir4. is . the quantity coal transported over
the followingliallrOade for two days ending December.
11,
141[9.1r-TOTAL.
MineiTiltk e S. Haven "ft. - .l{ • 22,405 OS - 218.014 15
Mt. Carbon . •" • . 608 18 5;434 17
Mill Creek " •-• . 7;502 03 • .76.244 04
31uhanoy inroad Mt" " 18,247 03::131,50419
Little Sebnylkill;
.
TiadefOr 866.• ••
Amount transported'auring • the last'monlh:
movin. , • • TOTAL. -
2;25•1 ; '242E4 12
.950 : 15 . 900.15'
-9, 1 213 07 . •' 5,265.:07
. .
Lorbe.rry Creek •
Sl.rataralrnad
Union Canal Railrnad
. .
. Lehigh Coal. Trade fci . r 11066
For iveck - enAine on . Saturddy bukti
OPERATORS
Warrior Run •
Parrish &Then t osi, -
Lett. Coal & Nay. Co
Other Shippers...
Bariyville Coal Co::.
Dalano
Total
Sanie time laat,
Decrease
lnemuie.
NEW AD.vERTIEENT.s.
• S PECTACLES
AND -111(13.
GLAKriEr*.-...A urge asst rt •
went on hand and'for saie by • . • JOSEPH DUERR,
Watchmaker' .4evraler,.Centre St., Pcittsrille, ..three
doors above the Mortimer House.: Xarc.ti.B, 'O- 9 • .
rr advertiser.having a large T rognaintante in the
Retail Coal Trade, la dmdrons o ading as agent
for's firms. class Colliery: • Persona wishing . their Coal
Introduced to Philadel&la - market will please address'
1.. 11: C. Montgomery Motel. Sixth and Willow 84.,
Philadelphia. - . • Mareh,3„ "
.. .
' •-•" - • • —_,-..- - •
• •
• :- - 1. ,-- . 7- '-1 tAil. : ;00
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SSILLFITILL'Ir'
DISEASES AND: DEFORMITIES
TO which They are Subject,
Tipfl-,:.tT . ; - 0-N..i - F-,..R.
OF NEW . YORK CITY,
FINE'S HOTEL, HAMBURG, PA.,
Fro® March 2/1 I. the Oda
AMERICAN HOUSE, PO'ITSVILLE, Pao
Brim Aarch Gift** 4be.11.416i..
• -
Be - eines cnintile lditteses 6f ,the and Ear,
and perform .all ditrictilt ope. ations in. iirgery..... .
He . operates for'eattiract..Without pain. •by a. new
Hestra - ightens : cresi eyes - in; one' Minute., In old or
.
. .
Be inserts artificial eves tO move - and a pear: natural:
Dr. Jimes cures sore - eya,with medicines.
which give. no coin. • *: •
. .
• He treats. amattrosis Or nervons .bitridnese, with a
Fuccess heretofore,anknown. • •
lie cures discharges of, the ear; caused by scarlet fe-.
ver. measles, or other diseases. —• • ,•-•
inserts:'art ear druins . .. - wlt re • the natural
dram ..(membrine) is destroyed;' which improves the
hearing •". " • •
Dr. J. performs all, delicate operations •in opthainile
and aural Surgery. • ' ••
• He operates for artificial pnpll-r.failing of the eye lid
he'reznenies at once.. • ,'• : • • •
lle ctire.i.stannnerintr and stutteringin one hour. • .
Dr: Joneie instrunient• are superior to :those , of any
snrgeon in • Americs ; and gives him a decided. advan
tage in his speciality. .
0!')D12; RiCE:NT:CITRE. •,
of'the Skill: jbared by-De
_About tvielve Yeuis age: an 'eruption .appenred all
aver my body whieligavevery,much trouble. • The
dixtors called it Wier. bli!.ll:iey could' not•Ctire it. -Dr.
Jones came to-this 'city last winter; i consulted.iiim-3
he told me he could cure 'me.' I have need his medi
cine live vveeks lam 'entiiely cured. • ..1 •
• : HENRY EL BAKED, Dariisburg. Pa..
.. • .•
. . . . , .
.' My min his lost one of his eyes,•which dleflenred tam
very much. . Dr. Jones put an -eye.in ?or. - .llnot without
'pain:which moves and appears betnral.. rind cannot. be
.diattngnished frOns his. natural eye.: • '
• . ..•
CURTIS WtTliEli t S,ltarrner.y - - '.
. .
T.- Leitzliged 45) New•ville, Cuinherland tonntyi
says: ••1 was deaf, afflicted with rheumatism, nen
ralgia and general nervoifs debility. lhare-been. taking
Dr. Jones' medicine for only• 4 days. and would not take
SUon for -the good it has already'done me.. ' •
Croui.Eyer made Straight.
• I haAi - crcies . eyes= one was perfrellY•blind.—
Di. - Jgnes made - my sight •pi....rfect-an4 . IVaitt!lan , e .. d my.
eyes T •i1 . 13VT .2 04, 534.
11%11.tr
• MnS..Brelmer, LitizotaYS *he - was nowt - with' cross
eyes (congenital strabisinmasy ; •the. Dr:.dones straight
ened her eyeS and improved her sight yvohderfplly..
•
Stairrimeriim Cured ist.OkieHouy;
.. . . . .
:Daniel; Edwards', Smith 'Hermitage,' lotricketer Co.; was an inveterate 'stammerer and stutterer for twerity.
yearsi Di• Jones cured titniincone hour. • " • '• ' •
.
.
. .
ITOgenialer,.9ltver Springs; Lan6isier
Faye. pr. Jones cared him of an impodimeMof rpeech
. . .
j. *SS hard Of beaking• and had a novo. n my head, for
years. • Dr. Junes cured me In three weeks.. • .
• MARY: BIWA:CAMP, limpeter "'Oat Officm
. .
.
Henry Martin,.Examiner and Herald oftlee,Lan
caster.; Faye Dr.',lones inserted an artificial eye for him ,
to' move and'apttear natural, without Olin. • . '• • •
Mrs, Miller's danghter, South Muleerry "street=
doughtei -, e eye Straightened by De. Jones._ • .
Mr. 4. Frieek,'.Frederlek. street, cured of _deafness of
15 yeare.:etanding. .-, • ,
James btronti cured of eore'ey,eat.' Hies - LeaeOck
Ftederieli-.Super, Silver Spr . ings, cured of 'deduces,
noise in the head and dyspepsia... • • • - •
Dr. Jones is note going honiewtird . from'a, profeislom
al tour to the prinalpif Weiterit claim: 'His success in
the .cities •of §l.- Louie.. Cincinnati. Columbus, .Pitts-.
burg, , Harrisburg,-
. Reading and -Lancaster,.where he
bas-been practicbig for the last: six Months with init
bonnifed sucrees. in restoring the afflicted; is. without
preCedent.in (ipthalmic and Anml Surgery. - in the city
'of F. - to:burg during-a•pmcV fr ee of4-mouths,-Dr. Jones
ettaiglnened -491 .crookd eyes .of .both - sexes'anil all:
ages: cured or relieved -270-personsit deafness. opera:
-led 79 tire ee for rataruct, treated with success 39 patients
for- amaurosis. (nervous blindness.) cured .or relieved
20 eases of . azmits. tfmtid- ulcer in the nose.) inserted 19
artificial eyes. Jawed 1)I . relieved 134. patients afflicted
ivith - entarrhal affections. cured 6 - persons of, stainblef.7
ing:.:dierated..with.complete 'success. 5 times for artifi
cial pupil. - (the Most delicate and difficult operation in
Upthalmic surgery,) cu-ed and prescribed for - 82 persons.
afflicted Kith urtortne.s, (offensive discharge of the, ear,-)
operated for pnlipi iu the nose and ear 3b times. (a Site-,
cies of tumorl curediarid.. relieved. 220 persons of op
thalinia,•(tnflamed eyes or 'eye lids,' or both.) cured a
:great number . f all kinds -of other diseasesoiid.re-'
- moved a number or specks from the eves, operated 109'
times fur pelerygium Ca triangular sklif. or thickening
f mucus membrane which grows over the. oyes.)
.operated fur, ..ptosis (falling of. the - lids) 12 times. and
cured b number of old standing diseases of-every .
ty.. Dr, Jones - bar -written- testimonfala of many 'of the
shove cures. and 'the, Pittsburg Chronicle. Dispatct and
Gazette•made editorial. retains.. - of- his
_patients during
the months of February. March and April. 1803. giving,
wF.kk Tutu
. -
521. -t
60, 4.451
4i199 '-2.955
rm.!. . 6,499
.955. 1- • WAIT
lEEE
145!,
1;3661 1,96 S
5.77 1 4 . A,`!50
2.651 39.326
.
their names and reahlenm; which
,any one can see' for
thenit!chrea by procuring the papern..copies of• which
Dr. :lon ea has in' hh , offlre. There lots hen over 30) of
Dr. Junes' cure reportedin ihe columns or:the ahrive
many of which the - readers of -this "paper may
• . •
IT io4
A Little Girl born , bind made to Moe by
Peter. Trester's ditiighteroged It , y . eers, born blind . .
(congenital catamet.,) was made to, ere • light the first
time by Dr. Jones on 2dondaylast. • 1 -•
Lives near Greenigcb Co!:
66,086 05
486.293 18
644.379 03
60J 190 12
41,069 11
. . .
my
My hair has .been fatjing off. and head covered,
with a• scally•-daudinff for ..13.years...- br.-Joncs
.pre
scribed for me three 'years ago, and le • less than two.
months after.l . commenced irmig his •remediei my hair
was ..t.hick. and 'beautiful, "1" cried eniny.remedlei fo:
• vain, before I saw Dr. Jones... ' ' •
" • - 4198 MARY ADAMS, Reading.',
the Pitusburi 'O3 14th, 180
Da. Joints AT:TFIIt MONONfiIidiSLA . Horse.—We' have
frequently called aaentioti to liteeignal anceeis attend ,
lag Dr.
,Jones', treatment. of, eye and ear die*aies: His
office IS crowded every day,.and we. have yet to heir 'Of.
a single case or his io whith the.patient has not received
the greatest benefit from treatment. We bitveapci.
ken - already of . the success with which' he - Operates for
dteeasee of the-eye.. The following certificate efiruis
what he can dO'in.disetufes of .the ear... We give it_ in
full, because Captain Evans' is widely known here, and
any statement coming froin will be read with in
terest; Here is what he sifYa - : •,. •. •
2,079 04 22,100'02
Prrraiireo, : March 9. 189.--Daving been troubled
with deafness for some timri:past. more mirticul,rty at
tar-taking cold. and latterly becoming much. worSe, I
mule tip
.: rny mind, in company with a friend, to visit
Dr. Jones - at the Monongahela Muse. 'On the 2d day
of-Match I..did so, aud after .being-Seated,... stated. my
case, giving full *Oculars. The Poctor'S reply was
"I ca n restore your bearing as :well trait ever .was."
'How long will take. Doctor?" "Half an houe."—
Will it be painbil ?" "No. sir: any iiperatinn :in the
ear tbattvotild be pitinfutwould_be in . jurinus.".
mneb will it: cost, Doctor ?" The - siim.tras named.
RikILRQAD
WZEL I, arrrAL
41.525
2,0111 .24.279
558. 4,661.
23,907
I 3271 • 12,079
1496 . 6.005
1;064' 7,602
1.7141 77.584
1,768 .11,030
. . .
yymf cen go to work. 9 The Doctor- began and went
through like some. master workman. Instead of pain t
certain parts of the operation gave more- of -a 'pleasing
sensation than an siperation)u which so much was 'at
stake forme, '-• . ."
In less than 'half an hoar- niy,hearititc.was perfectly .
,restoresi; and has remained so ever since. I paid the
Doctor his prim:and - Am - perfettly-well each-tied with
my bargain. , -,What I . have written I have: done voluit
' tartly. audilid Unut believe thi dire to'be - perfect, I
would say so'without - regard to'anyperson.
• WM:EVANE.' commercial and RiVer Reporter.
... • ~- • . . - GribbonStreet, Eighth Ward.
• 970. 7,246'
2,6171 22,2.71.
9SS 12.007
2.267;'.. 9.7,h9.2
MIMI
475 .. ,5-518
1,050 12.13419
.628 6,4419
DR. JCVNItte peisnantnt *dress is; No. 16, Abington
Piate. New York Cl4'.. . . , • .
. Deafnee and Uoloe in the liead..iti nll fonds. cured if
the. Organ hsnett thutroyed.
812'
7.281
424 2,169
. 4665 . 0
6.4
• 479 3,062
995 , • 4,
' 3791 2,
1,349
62.7
. '5791
692 3,
• 4641 4.
2171
1,4961
,„ have lien afflicted With rioacneirs. rielsikt my head,
singing. Creaking. Whistling..sounds like falling of •
"`"' ter., and giddinees and confusion of memory for thirty .
335 years..l.:Wes."-se deaf that persona had tospesk very
B,"„ loud.to me' •,Dr: Jones. of Sete York..being at the hlo
nengshela House. iturlitweingsuch great ancess.. I then
reisolve4 tOtry once more.. bad been under the treat
mentef.what erere_called the. beat PhYsiclans io this'
'countrfand Europe. and they had all failed.. Dr. Jones
Ma cured me entirely, and that' Without Pain.' During
the ehort time Dr. Jones remained in this city (Pitts
burg) I have seen over a hundred ladies and'gentlemen.
• that had been cured. of partial and total deafness and
„ blindness by Doctor Johannes H. Jones.. It is unlver
sally conceded. that he is the best Ear and. Eye Docto r '"*"' imerlat. and many say that he la the best in the
- world. It ism) , firm conviction that- what Dr. Jaen
'wo nee A. Jones can't cure. can't be cured. lam so firmly
.convinced of his 'Unparalleled* Skill. that I. will' take
pleasure in answering any.questionethat may bi asked .
me. ..tuldrese to or call on .
699 b,
,35.334 223;
27,661 286
Editorial from the IndianaOolit Gazette,'Jane 27, 18& 1 ,
- edited by Dr. Jordan'.
Da...loins AT TUC . BAT= Tincsr.--. Pahlic • ettention
we see,- is • being directed considerably
. toviards this
distinguished gentleutan:, and people are beginninc to,
feel that he is neither s humbug nor one of the °rank.
ry traveling doctors,...bat really a scientific man, a bles
sing to the .afflicted, and- all, indeed, that he profess:es
to be.. We have,apt ken heretofore . very highly and
unqualifiedly of Dr. Jones, hut we know the man and
his cminent ancc.ess in other places. and know What-tve
are talking. about. We commend the Doctor to the
public, not forhis.benefit, bat for the benefit of the af
diietedell Rho have defective organs to the eight or
hearing. As an operating surgeon, we. believe he. has
no.equal In America. He. has. anent a large fortune In
acquiring the knowledge he - tswesses. in' the. best
schools, of - Europe, - ae well ai in this country, and. has
since had '
several Years. prSctice and experience with
Sumas perhaps never before equalled. . • ... .
,
. .
' Patients need UM stiry With Di- adrift : if their die:
ease or deformittrequiree an operation, it is done in'
a few minutes ; : . if they rewire medicine, they will 're-•
celve what is necessary to' effect .a cure . at once, mid can
take it.home without -neglect of kusinesa.. . -
HIS FEEB - 1:017 . 17414,42510 $5OO
•cr...iiiii •iiiiiiiiiii*inii - Ciin.:: .- ..-. -- -'
Wier Count); from the Rai anti! tho
poTIWILLE,Irom Mara 6th nub) the 141%. '
Who ;Hit prac*e.i.t.
J ones.
Near geam stow tz, l Lan - ca - ste; County;
Ustir*Reloteria.
JOHN KLINE,
No, 121 Wall street; Pitaturg. Pa. Jan:. 1883
coNstrLTATIOI! FREE.
ix:6minD
_ .
Than who lax° P e trO s i o th e i re r aP l - 61 11 -71 120 ,_
ifsgeg an paid at watkin talai-olootbly wth
taterrals,anraten put "to considstable Ingo:armies:um
. . .
. . . .
la wi t h i n FP their . Pea' re i itt wi t h with*tikfull i lte l i.,.
'and acctiMey,: There hi . 'aittollaliiiitite various errors . •
• lerthe'iordinary modes of oalmilating wages. -Calcn- •
tables, generally -
iltnhdplidlY. of .figtires exposed view, areaps ~
eorifnae the On; and for • tl4:.reason are .nOt entirelj
reliable. : The. book . dorm of tables censumes tee
much time in .findingthe .varieus ratesOf wages, eiseh
.
veto .requiring different `page , and -hat the same •
-4isidiantages as the' sheet' .. formahovaMentioimd. ••
the use of the, instrument herein illustrated the
verinue causes of error' heretofore existing, in the
making up Of pay-rolls;. , are entirely ;avoided. .
oonsilits of a cylinder,7on:itte 'surface of which is
• arranged a ealculatest table; -the left-band.ceiturin
contsins the number of days and fractions of dayi
beMileelated, days, - isnd'so on for...
''any -number of days, to Snit, fiir weekly, i tiemi-MOnthly
mid monthly payments; This cylinder is inclosed in
•
a sine casa,*and revolves therein on pins having a
bearing in . the ends of the case.. It is easily: moved
by, a 'nulled' head at the left end, and the wh o le is
• • •
neatly Mounted•On a walnut hese.. Running nearly •
'' . .431,9 entire length of the case is an opening mithelently
wide toexpose but one row of figures at a time. • Im
mediately belOW this Opening, is placed, on the outside
•
Of the ease, a row of figures denoting the several rates
of wisges,.from the lowest to the highest ordinarily
paid. The operation of this instrument : can be readily
understood by 'presenting ariexample; as follows : 7 -
•
••
To find the amount of wages necessary; to be Paid.
for-91' days at 06 rate of $l2 per week, or $2 .
per 'day.
.Turnthecylinderby means of the milled
head' . at the left end; until the Spires fyi; on the .
left-hind' column,' appear . to -view, -then' abOve the . ,
figitree $l2 75,:; denoting the rate . of • wages, on the
. .
outside of the . 011-4 C, will he found *2o.7 . 2—Which is
. ,
-the ainoent to be paid. • - • • • • .
. . .
• Tley are also arranged for calculating by the hour
•
sold half henir..• This is &very useful acrarlyanco;
?Ow, rtrrari! eIATICIJIJAH 0/DDRISS
C. W. PEALE, 1000. Hamilton Street,
WAL',XAN:N, 43: Siinth.roti..Eitreet.,
PHtLADELPtStA,
Who will• furnish machines , at $8 for areelcly,
• $5 for send -monthly, and $lO
ior monthly silos.
These Instruments nalnulate as low a 5.25 cents_ per d
1.866. PHILADELPHIA :; X 866:
WALLPAPERS:..
: ' •. • •.2 LIOWELt 1101113.11. E.,. . • •
JIANCPAO7CaEBB OP :- .
Papier 41.auginita.miii Window Shnifes, :•• •
''Corner Fourth and Market Streets, PLIIIADELPIIIA:
-N. B.—Always in Store a . lar4e a Stock , u! LINEN and
BOOTB . D 81 . 10 lEllt.;---The undersigned.
• hair opened dshop for, the mahighetrire 'of Boots
and Shoes fortentlenien,"lidies and ..children,
•Inlirinvegiiin.atreet. near:Schalk:is gunshop:l
-Work - made to order at-the shortest notice-and
in the best-style; Repairing thine. The.pat- : •••
ronage of the public is .respectfully Solicited. by' the
undersigned,•.who .is an old ;member of
the-Ninety
' sixth. Regiment. A A
March 3, 4;6 - . • • . ',:'• • 9.3 i• •
BOWER. • , • . :WORRELL
• 0 WE•I3„ Ale W Olt E •
,
. -• MANUFATt7q:ZIS OF- LAI;+.'A.IO,,PAIICY
• ;•- • :• .
-.--
IN.
~ D
0 •
V ...S .
1 • A '
D/- -
E .
•.
S
or every description= .-• : .
Scroll,.Landocape.and Flower, _
. Gill'aud , Oold,...- • '
- . : •• : Te.auliparent nod Opaque, .• :
No •229 Arch St:, below Third,',Phihrlalphin. • •• • •••
' ,N, - I;.=A full . asiortnient.of thirds, TaaaelA And Shad
Fixturea carnitAntly on hand: ~ • -Mirth 3. Ifitl,3,m
PLUMBING 'AND GAS FITTING-
• . •
• ATTENLED TO IN ALL TifF f ifl
'• • IslrCli AUGES ••
. .
Orderß.left at the stores - of BOSInrSITELL BRO.,
and GEORGE : BERNET, Centre will ' receive
prompt attention. .. •', • " •
• arOld'Brass, Copper and Lead notight. '
• • • • • - -- GEORGE N, DuWINING'
• '
• • Cornei of Sixth and' Schuylkill Avenue.
••• Pottaylll e.;- March 'tt. tan '. • . • 9-tf •
,rr HE UNION lIA3IB are pronounced .by all
who.uSe them, equal. to. any hams extant. They
are selectedfrom only attictif corn led' hogs; and: the.
ingredients - Used in..curing are .1111 of • the very best
citiality; Particular. care isalSo taken to keep' them in.
pickle only longenough to cure,' which. prevents their
getting tooltalt-‘a. great Lida generiti - fault with most
hams:. None genuine Unless branded: Cured only. by.
CIIESEBOROUGII ,k CO.; Pork P,actory,..itud.
'WholeSale Dealers in Fish. Cheese and Provisions, JO
.North Delawire - Averiue, Philudelphie., - .
Packing and Curing Establishment, S. E. car. Ninth
and . Reed streets. . . . March 3,
.q 343
•
... • . • Josgru.oorEtitit, •. - - •
A
ClNNTaßttle . hStnt.a,kPOi 4cTTS:jVieLlrlleEl.ePiek..,..
•
„
(three dooricaboye. the 'Mortimer Houseiliternow - ou
haud A large and well selected asseri taunt of - . - • •
Of the lateat styles mud highest standard of .511;Mr.-L
Also *liver. Plated Wave: A lare,e. and . general
variety of superior Plated. Ware: such as - Tea . and Ta
ble Spgar:spoons,' Oyster and .iorip. , Litdies. -Pie.and
Fish litilyes: • Cake :Baskets: Fruit Standa.• Castors,
Butter Bisbee,. Waiters, Pitchers. etc., , all :
of Which
will be sold at the very.lowest prices. - •. ' • ..•
• ..N: B.—Ciild b ought and. taken' in.'exchartge-
The highest.prica given: • - 'Mareli:3,-.66.9. . . .
.. .. . .
•
.. ' • - "A. Iligher.:AgricultUfat.Education:" • • •
.. .
AGRICULTILTRAL SCHOOL
OF THE . POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, OF PENNA.
• The-COLLEGE FA Mr.of • ITS acres, near - Gwynedd;
ttimiles north.of Philadelphia: will be . oper.ed-Tor the
Spring - Seion of Four months on'T uesdai T. March
-13. '1866. ' Thh Course on Theoretical .alid PiactiCal
Agriculture Will include Surveyina. 'Thatnage and irri
gatioa, Agrienhurat' Chemistry; Motany •and Zoology.
Stable Econotnyand Stuck Raisins. Test methods of
Rotation. Chitivation 'and:Preservation of Crops. its.—
, Early Application, Testimonials of GOod Character - and
...Habits, and. a Knowledge of elenientary Algebra and
Geometry. are:riesessary‘ to secure adtaission. For Cir 7
calare and farther Information.addresS
. . 'ALFRED-L. KENNEDY:M. D.: '
?Met FacultY;College Farm; Polytechnic College, box . ,
Philadelphia PO. . ' - 313rrh ?,
. .
$5 00 o:tra v nti, - ;: i n k% oi"6 - ota h le 17,
New York, Irehronry .12,1866, No. 26 Eichinge Plaice. ,
—The above reward wilrbe paid to any .
,deroidr.or per;
eons who will give thiorniation will lead to the'
iirreg and eonvictionSof the, murderers . of .lIENRY - H.
DIJNNA: on the night Of thn 10,11 of January InsL neat
.PcttsN; 116 Schuyl kill County. 'Then= of 84500
will be paid for the '-arrest. arct:-Conyiction of the per
-eons who were acccskaien the - murder whether be-'
fore or after. . . .
Paden. information may, feel assured that
their names will net be "Wed, nor will they be-railed ae
witnesses except - with their connent,•mirinhonld they
.desire to-leave the :County, employment will be pro:
Mired. foribem elsewhere. , •. •. . '
Information may be given to Major AMES' ELI,IfIr.
District. Attorney df Schuylkill .COrinty. , -at
-.to W.-W. DUFFIELD, Esq.„ at Woodside, or to the
siibecriberi, in 'New York: , o'. W.• Preat;
March 3' .66 .* • " • 9-gt.• ' •
jrAT ENT •1171PROVE711EINT *OF
• STEAM. UYIE...:TO all whom it
may Concias--For and in coisideration of $—
in hand: paid by, JAMES WREN of the .•Borriukti :of
Pottsville, County of Sehnylkill. to. Lewis Eikenberry
of Philadelphia. the teceipt whereof has been acknOwl
edged. the said . Eikenberry has sold • to-It:0d JAMES
WRENtbe,right to apply it in the County Of .lichuyl-
State of Pennsylvania- on all - Steam Engines now
in use •or that may hereafter be need; Lewis hikenber
rrs lntoroyed. Cat-off for: Economizing -
Steam by. Erni:earn tian--( for *hid' letters net
- ent. dated -November 111.. ISOI. haYc..heen :el:anted tri.
the said Lewis Eikenberry by the United States.y All
. persons desirona. of r informatien• regarding the benefit
of this. Valve curl receive the same - at•My office' in Coal.
street. The benefit of. this Valve to all' persons Using
Steam Engines is from '2O to - 40 per cent. on the beat
engines built. It can be, applied to-all old engines.--
- Machinists are requested to take part in fthls import
ant improvement. They 'can secure frbm me the use
fee building new engines and, also for nntting the im
provement-on old enginel.: They can ice-the motion
at mY. works in Coal Street: Wherel have iton my en
gine. working to the savings herein stated:. • it alsn.can
he aeei3 at Rath at. Atkins Zb Bros.'s
and . Palo Alto Rolling JAMES. WREN.' '
Washingt?n•lron Works,
Pottsville. Feb. r, •66
T.ETTERS Remaining V net is' used
1-A the Post Office at St. Clair, State ...of • Peuriylvirds,
on the lat - day Of Mareb,lB66.:. -
'TQClbtairi.any of thOse letters., - 'the apPliCant must
call for "ad6ertiied lett.m.” give the date- of, this list,
• and pay one cent for. advertising - . . •
1r not called for within one month, they will bn .sent
to the Dead Leiter Office. ' •
Aeoyia Edward Heaton Annie Payer George
Bower rheobald . :Barrie Wm '2 • 'PerrYP "
Belly Mithl ' ; . Harrison Mary' Rii!hrirds Thos . -
BraleyJames.. ....'.Horan John . ' Richardson &Co
BtrazetHenry ' James Win • , Bothwell James-
Brennen Michl • • Jono. Jan. ',Sutton Thos
• . . .
•
Campbell .II Jonas David. EtePl.le" Mii"lsm•
Clark•Patk donee -Miry :'Swan ?dial .
Connelly • Kiernan P. . Samuel Taylor •-
Canningharn Ownliing John • Toltin•Chas K ,
Connor John Lanigan Jae 4 Teusey John
Cenmo, Edivd . •Morri.iy John Wagner John .
Dolan John . Morzati n•• " Wertlei Anthony
Evans Albert McClintock4 • '-. Walker. David •
Edwards. t ReezelKeAndrew Jae.'_ • Watson Luke
-Entrees Jtuneir • MulroyMartin - . Wood Sarah J
Foy .Lawrence • tlitaliley Sarah Thoeld
FryAlmer;:-.lleStahois•Eliza • •Wlse Lizzie -;
; • .. . •
Umber Wilhelm Nelson-John .• •". .-• •.
•
March . , , •• :P. M.
. .
f ETTRIBB Itensatistog gluelaisuelt
L. the Pan Office, at Pottsville, -State of tennsylva
tile, on the:2d day of - March; 1866.
To obtain any of these letters, the applicant must call
for “.advert's-eletters,t. ,, give the date of this', list, and
pay one cent for advertising. . -• •
. If not called for within one month; they Will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office: . ' • ' .
Boe Banks- • . Evans John J :Martin Henry
Bmans Davis . 2 ' - - Eavens Apod Moose Jacob . .
Butler F.R Embciden . Sallie Martin Mary, • -
Barrett - Judle GRFlyiln Johu ' - Miller Emma.
Bennet John". Pullman Nearer . McMullen Sarah
Barber Wm It . Green William : O'Centior Tlioe 9.
Butler Mary George Caroline FOwers.Mrs
Bradley , Mary Gordon Grace , . - Ramsey Rciwley
:BoSsard Mary .. Guth Je enlit3 Smith Christian .
Bartlett Kate • Ropgood Richard . Salmon Michael •'
. Brennan Eliza . ' Rerun Patrick Saylor , N • -
Cobenus Holbrooke. John Strouwi , Mary A
Conor Charles. Earner Jerome. r Sybel FannY
Charleton Betsy Benner Salford tlai2nah B
Commine.'John • Mason Margaret Saxon Violet -
Witham James. Harman Mary Thomson Chas
. Condon,Mni John Jeultinaßey Jeff Taylor Thos.
Chadwick Elizirtilottas Joseph White C L • '•
Collard Lucy • KOiloghan point Wearier John •
DauntElijahKelly Kate • Weil W M
•
Doran John Learrhilchsel • Walker Rebates'
Dougherty Rohn. • Lindeomuth 04 Wommer
Duds
. Mrs Robt T Lloyd:Jaa ship 'Walker Cmharine
Ic Elizabeth-. 7 ewis flunmb. , Williams Eliza'th• .
Dolled! Ann '1604.1 W • ' Wheldod Wm sbip
a,
mita • in f irKoz.
•
:~-
GEORGE. W. CROSSCUT,
ENGRAVING
702 Chatian kt.,•Phitadrlphia,.remina.;
.. • • 'fFornei.Prers-Buileng.), , .•
Views of. Cities,' buildiuMt• Machinery, Portraits'.
Tinted
. Bnvelopes, Book. Illustrat leas, &c.-- Design.
for: Druggist's, DrrLiquor. - Tobacco,' -.Flour
Perfultery, and allitindavi•talueis. • , '• • •
•. Particular atteution given to. Machinery. rind' Colo .
work. •• • . - •., Mardi 3,
. .
••
628 • 'HOOP .• 628.'
HOPKIN'S "Own"' Itlak6,'' . 7.••••;
• •
alL:ivt-LeTittro . •WHOl.E 6 4 l * ..ll,: p
•No. 635 .1 rch lAt., Philadelphia. •
. • The most: iumPicieasiortment of Ladies? Misses'
and Children's lli”n? Saucts-in the City gotten up ex
pressly to uniet•- the 'waiits of tiNt,:cla•a trade.: embrac
ing the newest and most _desirable Styles and Sizes o
"Gore Tiails." of e%gry .letv..ithfrom 221' to 4 yard.
•
round,-20" to s'i $2. to $5. OW --Plain Skirts
all le . ngthic. froze 2 to - 3 yarda round the- butt o n: a'
• • - Ourline Of - Misses. and Children's- SUIRTS: are pre,
verbially'beyond4ll competition, -for . vanety-of style
and i..,zes , -;•-as well as for 11111S.11 and durability varyin
. from 6 to 33 inches,it.. length . .. 6 to 45- Springaat 35 ct•
to $2 25.
All Skirts-of our oWri make." are warren'
ed to • give 'satisfactimi r but buy none as such, '
they have..flupkiies Hoop Skire•Manufactory,' No' 62 .
Arch Street." staruped•on each Tabl: . .- •
• Abocceonstantly on hand. good Skirts. manufacture.;
in New York and the likistern States. which we sell r.
very . low Pricee. ,lot of cheap Skirtatls-Sprins, -
cents.: 20 springs, $l . 25 springs...sl 15t . 3u springp
'll 25 and 40 apringa $1 , 50:• . , •
ra^likirtamade to Order and Repaired,
irTr.ams Ost.v,
,Marrti 3. "66
A. 141. EN- 4 -IUED-Ii: - S.'
, , -. • AiNINIC),INTEP • i'•••• • • •
F.:E R.I.:1::L.1-1.:•I.:Z:E:1
Packed in' Yea;-11aos"15i) lbs. cosh..
Price, $35 per 2000 cts. per lb
tradeittsc ,, ,,ot aitaiswi tftflealer,.
. . . •
& N....conane.thilr•Ow4ntloas ,at lUe Agrieultart
Worka eniirabi
. to tile mouulticture of their celebrate.
'articles, • .
. . .
• . . .
Improved Super-Tlioitilaate'.Of .Litm
.
• ...
-. •-;.'" Ammoniated- .Fertilizer.. : : .
.
. ...
• - - . • .A.1.11.EN, & - NEEDLES.
425. Delawai9.AvOnie rind 41 S. Water . :Stieet, (Fire
... . y Stole Ouve'Clapstnut.) ... • • -. :
' IP. , Ulf no article-4 but tiu.ah as in,, 01i - safely recom
: pli'end.' -., . • . ;: • •.. . March 3, .66.9 . -13 t •.• .:
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP 'COBPANY'S
And Carryisag tthe
.
LEAiiE PIER -lie. 42, `SORT lIR . IVER; foot of Uanal -
Street. at 1.2 o'.elock noon, , iin theist:llth: and 21st
'of: etierv - montb:(except t% hen these dates fail on San
day. and then on tiie prereding.Satarday), for . ASPIN . -
WALL. cenneetimi Paintiina Railway, with oiie 01
Cumptiny:P'Steainships frdre. Palladia fot SAN FRAN
CISCO, Lunching at ACAPULCO. . •
connemits with GOLDEN . *CITY. '
h —Tr ENRY en...kunqn, connecting with COL 0-
RAno. •
''2lst . --NEW.YORK. connecting with CONSTITUTION.
A discount of ONE QUARTER from steamers' rates
' allowed to second earou and. steerage passengers with
-families:.'Afeo, an allowance. of:ONE• QUARTER ou
through - rates to clergymen and -their families, and
• school teachers t - soldiers having honorable discharges,
• Oneliundied Pounds Baggage allowed each 'adult
Baggage-maitters accompany baggage through, and.at•
:tend to ladies and children without male.. protectors.
• Baggage received on the dock - the - day. before sailitn.
-from sterimboatic..railroads, and
- passengers .who prefer
.to send.dowit early. '
:. • . • •.: • '• • • .
2 An experienced surgeon on board. • Medicine- and id-
A Steamer. Will be placed on the line January lst.
.
• to - -run from NEW- ORLEANS to :ASPINWALL
via HA} ANA.
.. For - Passage Tickets In• * further information: "apply at
the Company's.ticket Mike, on lthe Wharf. FOOT•OF
CANAL STREET, NORTH MY ER. NEW YORK. •
' . • - • F. W: O. BELLOWS, - Agent..
. Dec 23, '65. • . • 61 lltn•
l'emißyl'a Beneficial Gift - Association
. .
Will distribute among its Slembe;rs from • • . •
$5OO to. 55,000 Etriet7 ... lll .
.• Ckin Isting •of • • .• .
Planos.
•• Cabinet Organs,
ffelodeons; - . Watches of all' Kinds,
•
• • Plitols, . Gnus, tic', •
• ,• tIliT NO BOGI.T I
BOGS JEWELRY:'!
•
We sell a certificate of membersh ip ad• one package
• o
f our celebrated Jetlnk Powder, which giveathe.told
ay an opportunity in addition -thereto, of receiving one
of the above splendid pret•eids. - •• • • • .
We distribute - 14090 - .for • evefy,•theusaind Packages
sold. the gilts ranging from 23 units. to $lOOO, accord-
Th'
e Association will •ra-purchase from the • recipient
of the giftany article ht the natal
,wholeslie.price:. and ,
pay, for the, same in cash. if he so desires: • w 6 make:
this statement to assure our -patrons that we are
•Thitting•ln low pri2ed articles at high prices. • • ' .
,Two disinterested persona will be chosen to Make the
.distributions, tils•we do hot. deterinine who .shall re.
calve the gifts, but. simply attend to fOrwarding.them • to
the recipients.. • .1 - •• • ' • • • ••• •
.This enterprise is authorized' by' U. S. license, and
_the method of distribution secured by copyright.
..SEND SI. '23 . POR:A 'CERTIFICATE, AND SE
••cuRE, A. SPLENDID GIFT . • ••• • .. •
The datribution Mi . March will takepiace in Wtlkes.
berre,'Pa., on or about the 20th: when a certified circu.
• inc will announce the result. • Address' , • :
• .J. R. PERRY, rort CUltoit,
, I 4PORTANT:,TO . EA gm • •r.
. .
••• _ _ _ •
Manufacturers et Raw-Hone Super-Phosphate,
PHILAPEI.P4T.A.; February . 1586,
Ne 'have this 'day _ decided. to 'reduce the .plice of
'LUMEN IL4W-40N13 SUPER-PIIO.3PfIATE: OF
. .
835,per..2,000 , .-POUNDS,
. . :2,000 ;
Which is a reduction of $l5 - per tnn. in, less than one
year-our price being in thti Spring. of 1865. Seventy
Dollars_ per Ton in. Philadelphia, and Seventy-five Dols
tare per Ton in Baltimore. • ..• • •-• . .•
.
• This is much lower according to the present value of,
.all the -materials' used .im the manufacture of our 1115-
NURE, than eeerbefore: • •• • • • - '• . 1
gar The - rice for. the Spring season will NOT BE
FURTHER REDUCED—bytt.we inay Audit necessary
•ttradvance.trom the.aboye figures as-.the season pro- ,
gresties. • •• : •
The. constantly incleasing.-detriand for our.. RAW=
.BONE- SUPERPHOSPHATE QPIAHE from All parts
of our country. and the great Advantages we alone
pea
sees in controlling iarge.amounts.. of Bone. stock. - .enasi
bleus to give the agricuithral. community. a' MANURE]
AT A LESS PRICE' PER TON, than - can belroduced'
by the farmer himself, even. if he•PaseesSed the advan,
tage M buying ail thellone=stodi at wholesale prices...
• Send in your orders to the- nearest -dealer as early as
possible. ..Tours. very truly, -•.-
• •• • B-.41:10/1•& SONS,.SoIe MaifufitctureriA,-
. A •
[March 3, '69 . 9-
DESIGNiNG'4I%'D
W 0•0• D
VIIROUGLI LINE
TO CALIFORNIie,
TOT:CITING AT 'MEXICAN MATS,.
MEM
OTTiCP; & SONS.
No: 2O S...Dr6ormur. AvENci.
•
•- _•
101TC1131 AKER MD JETi'ELEIi,
- - -Centre Si:.
(three doors abOve the Mortimer Hon .%)
hand a-large andt!ell !elected ageortment of fine •:•
-.Abliold-andigikrer,Waitekteri--7*.s
Also a large varie* of.dne . Goldlewelry.,Gold Eludes
Medallions, Ear and 'llbger Rings: Breastpins—Brace
lets, Gold Pemcils, Pens, Armlets, Thlitables, Studs.
bleeTe Buttons, Ate— all of width wUI be'otfered
!Mettle at greatly reduced prksa. ' • -
Pertioalar attention given to reps/tins of Wetting.;
(Plocks and.Towelry. Went L , 54 —4.
moc - KwooEo
NEW COLLAR.
• mailed de' Nook wad with %Part
.ThelomininMd Cal annotinct . "the Made that
they havejust brenght out chew Molded Collar. hay
.,,initassziteamerhm.thiseciorat...antLibetter
litthrrand. shaped-than any beretiMore produced.
twithAbeeicept4op 4.;•,:patarocatisklokh pined Col,
• . The paper solid and
--Will not split. =I is cons'-'
quently Etronger sod more durable tbutanyheretofore
made, tieing mantifactured.by - the parties who Con mans,
yeati past have made the bond-deed and bank note pa
per Tor.the U.S. Treasury Department.: In addition to
able the collars thetriselves are. ntade by the rime
' , Chinni as our hest chith lined:goods; and are. gluon-,
, teed the best Al paper Collin' made: " • "
Mich collar hi branded with an "AAMO.W.,” which
has been,. regiitered • in. the 17.8A:beta Court. as our
Trade Mark for' this mutlity,of goods: • "-
gairA new Ape of dtatxronte offered trijobbers.
_ •
LOCK WOOD MEG.. CO.
• 233 and 339 South Third'etteet.
Or 93 !Made street, New. Terk.. •
Jan 27, .66 . . • . 4-ami
.11 .-- :0.. - 1' 4 . :.: T:: - 7 :S
* Superior Improved
Super-Phosphate of Lime
ALANVFACTURED BY
THOS.:E. 1-10 LT„ AGT.,
SONITYLICILL WEN, PA. ..
Farmers and DiaJeri in . Fertilizers win observe ttuit'l
kare . adopted the - above "Tiede Mare," to show those
who 'uSe my...,Sup!i-Phosphate: made' from the' Raw
13063; that theyttre getting my manufacture: • •
y patrons willplense.be careful in purchasing, that,
the abate 'grade - Mario , id stamped upon each bag,- as
nonebtherts genuine. , • • . • • -
I am now ready to bitpply the above superior Fertili
zer in large. or small .quantities—in new bags Of ZOO
pounds each • Alen. zlways on band, a stook of fine
Itaw7gone; Onst—composfor.. top dressing, - Plaster,
&c. A'trade discount allowed to dealers... • .
•POST OFFICE ADDRZS-4 7 -TIMOth L. 1101 LT,
A';t.,.Fchny76fJHaven Pa,.,
..• ' .
. . . .
SEEDLING PO'lr A
ug • TO ES.--Foi • the. purpose of introductiori, the
Subscriber., luis. received
. a small lot of Goodrich's
itwedlin Potatoes .' among. which are the.extni
early, - which t.
are now all the rage—a Potatato
selling for Inst'Fall at Some of the exhibitions.—
' Price - SI 23 a peck. Also Garnet Chill.'Rur.ty (loafs,
$@ a buittel.• ..klichigan White Sprouts,
Fors Seedling, for.eale at his Seedetore. •
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Bay and sell MINERAL 'LANDS in Pennsylyanla and
ether States. and Improved .and unimproved AGRI
CULTURAL LANDS,
.in the Southern and Wcadern
States on Comthission. ' • . . •
A large number of Ftimi . and Plantations •in Vir
ginia and other*SearkrOStates for sale. •
A..N..MEYT-ERT • . JOAN, BRANNON
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A " NI 4111 1 11 E E , Eof Vetter takqe Rink
- .Enisatie.—Will be sold at public wile on •
•' • •
Monday, - March CI, 1866:
At the bonne :of Samuel:Filbert,- in Pinegmve,
Schuylkill County. the followingreatesuite, Viz': ••
I' No. 1, A, good' farm, situate-in Pinegrove toamship.
Schifylkill CniintV; on the. Mad leating,fromUnion
"Frirge to.Pinegrove.' about' five miles from the latter
adjoining land of John Stubhanr.
K Price
,and- others. ntaining. about 14S
acres.. The • imProVemen m bi ;consist of a twoa
- story Hetine.•good. - Bank Barn, -And other necea
eery ont-biiildingn.. • ; • . •
excellent Tavern Stand. with abOut.eight
evesof-land: adjoining Na The Improvements
eonnist of a large two-story Frame' House. Ice llonse. -
Stabling, and other out-buildings. Also a Smith Chop.
:This' is a Arst-: Cl ans country. stand for o.Tavern; and Is
doing a large buinn now.- , :A Railroad has been ,o
rated through the-above tracts, and if made fof .which
therein no iThubt), a stopping' place Is shoot& certain
•to be made on one of them. • • ' •
...!Ne. 3.- . lS.acres and 144 perches of land, . near No 1.
adjoining land of Henry Smeltzer and othera..
• • . ALSO.—On Tuessisty,,l2ltireb3.l3th..l966: at
• the Public House of . B. O. Lantz,. on No, 1, North
Lebanontownshipi•Lebanon counry, the following real
•-
No. 1, The.undivided half Of. tbat well kriown•Siore
and., Tavern Stand knOwn as Shirk and (.4eesa-a
Ciinhed ed therewi th , are two lots' of
ground. a good Shed, 2:*.by 48 feet, and other im-
provementa... This is One of the best business places In
the enmity., and enjoys a large custom: . • • .
. No, 2. The undivided one fourth of a Store House.
adininingN 1 and the Union Canal. '
, No. 3, ,A-new Shed, 32:1w - 45 feet. on alotof-T5 by
45 f;:ct, adjoining . :No:l nndthe Union Uanal.
• No.'4. - A tract of land cfmtaining 4 lota.' each 30 feet
'front and 122 feet deep, fronting on PinegrOve street;
' and adjoining -the 'old burying ground of the United -
Brethren.
~ No 5. The ,undivided "half" of a good, new' Brick
House and Ent- of ground, in North - .Lebanon. town ,
ship. Licht's . Arldition. new the - B, orough - oi North Ley.'
anon with puinpiind - other improvements. • -
2 - IVThe abode pmperty.will positively be sold, •
risSale to commence at 1-o'clock'::P.- M., on each
•• day, whenterms of wile will be made known by. '
• ISAAC - HOFFER. - -:Astaignee, • '
• • , of Ji1itA.71.4:4 ciELBANIA.N and Wire.
. T,,,elSanon, - Feir24.: , . 2-3 t
. . . . .
jokiunurc SALE- o f P,ERMONAL Prop
'. . crty.—The rinderslened intebdato. sell at - pithily;
sale, the follmtine valuable personal property..
•.. On Fridra*,-Iflnrch 16th,' E66,' .. •
At 10 i ecrock..A. 31, at. his residence. In North 14an
beim T6wnship. .Schuylkill County. 'one mile east of
the Alms House, on the . Centre turnpike, the following
4 horses. 4 cows. *jib 21elfers, 2 hoes, a
sow auS hoar,-ChiSter County Whites. weighing about
300 pounds apiece ,• 3 shaats. Sheep.- a two-hdrse
threshing machine. 1 iced drill, d. fanning mill, 2 corn
shelters. 2 hr.rrgws.. 6- Wawa. 1 cultivator, 2 four
bor.e-*acons. 1 spitie .wagon, 1 Sled. 3 grain cradles.,
2 to chains, 1 get blacksmith!. tnolii. 609 - sounds of
iron. rakes and forks,•o sets :of • harnetis and fly-nets; 1
Saddle. cow chains, bay, laddcris.'wagnu box, hay by-the
ton. straw by .the bundle. stoves : and Pipe, beds and
bedsteads. minim:it'd& barrels; and many othei farming
and household Imalementa too numerous to mention.
Terms find. ekinditiOna .will be made. known on the
der and place of Bale by • JAMES . LESSIG -
fSa.tai. STAMM. Auctioneer.. • ' '
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Tg...'.:U.VAST:-.NEWS.'
Melia if. Iterrer - .la. she. Sem . lik-0
Gearyti Primpecit&--laterepsing lilibeel.
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.ITon.atries'Johrison,late protisknial Gov-
erior.of:Geotgia,- wh,o is now hi Washirigton
city, ; sers. the cootlitioo of affairs in'that 'State :
is very far' from being as juitisfattery. as.when • •
the civil governnient•was first "restored. He
Speaks of. the Freelinmes Bureau as an abso
necessity,•both, kir.the .iiinfen.reen' sad
thp black:yawl:that it Is'.ltery.important that
moretompti he sentjuto the South at once. .
• Letters from LOuTsiatiis statelhell'e.reign of
terror is fullYzorgaiiited there; murder of ne
goes, ro,bheries, and outrages'of all kinda are
of daily occurrence. The State_ Militia are
continually. shooting and outraging the freed
men.--. Hatred towards the Government is the
rulingpassion of .the mass.of the people; and
while here tire a few- good loyal men there.
they are entirely powerless in the hand's of
the rebels. Northern men cannot live there
in safety. . • .
The Harrisburg Telegraph 'sates that at
least eighty-one of the delegai es elected to the
Union. State Convention will support. Gene
ral Geary on. the first ballet. Only sixty:Av
ert votes being requisite to , a Choice, his nom
inatiOn is rendered certain_ - •
The'freedrrien throughout the Smith know'
of the veto of the bill for_their protection,.
and are despondent. The rebels tire)abilant,
and. according to the Presidential interpre:
union, 'believe they have never been out' of
the Union,' They want all protection to the
freedmen witin:r mu_
It is said. that tine-fifth of the American
demand. for iron is now supplied by England,
the internal n venue taxes having nearly
counteracted the protection afforded by the
custom duties. Our maim actures must be
adequately " protected, .or a. terrible financial
crisis will ,ent-tie. .• - • • -
The writ of HABEAS CORPUS' leas been sus
pended in Ireland. On February - 17th. over
log:persons,' including :a Col. Byron, said to
belone to the United States army, were ar
re.sted- in Dublin..
John CrMahoiley on Thursday, issued a .
proclamation; in New York. 'calling the Fe
nian Circles' together; arid telling them that
the hour had come for them to start for . their
d aination. , .
The public debt of the United' Stati.s, is
$2,827.868.950 46: There is in. the Treasury.
over „fifty:five and-a half million &Ham iu
.coin, and sixty million dollars in currency.
. Reports are prevalent of a decrease in the
clerical force of the departments at-Washing,-
ton. It is said .all those who differ with .-the
Executive web) be summarily discharged. •
Senator Doolittle made a speech at New
Haven, on Wednesday, disparaging Senator
Sumner, for which he was hissed.. -
The question of the admission of the Tenn
essee members will probably come up in the
House on Monday next: ..
The Nevada Legislature has endorsed the
action of Congress on the veto. •
T - CONGRESS.'
urei tg 6 x
B::BAI , ZN AN
WASIIINGTON; Feb, peti
tion was presented from citizens of lowa fora
Constitutional ame.ndnient. recognizing .the cals..
tericiof God and the "divinity.of Christ: , woo
agreed to perinit Tilestrs. Baxter and Snow, Sena
tore from ArkaneaS, to withdraw their cre
dentials' from the Senate • filea. .It ''Was then'
moved to refer the:Credentials to the Judiciary
Committee, but a motion to lay. them on the ta
hie was carried:•—yeas 27, -nays .17 . . a motion to
allow Metiers .BaXter arid Snow the privilege of
the floor Was tabled—yeas 27,popi 18... The Joint
resolution agkinst the admission of Southern rep
reseti tativei• was (10540 'The .1)111, authorizing
'telegraphic communication with the West. Indies
was considered and finally.re.committed. •-. •
was introduced to 'continue in
force and amend the Freedman's Bureau: act.
Resolutions were) adopted, looking to the levying
of contributions:on the Southern - people; also to
the repeal of auction . taxes on property surd 'by, •
jadgment.: The Military Committee • were in
structed:to report a bill to equalize bounties. • A
Legislature
resoliation was presented from, the Virginia
in reference to the direct tax. The
Reconstruction Committee , reported a constitu
tional amendment, seettring the civil rights of the
Maims in all the States. •
Fab. 27.—Ss:frri.Mr. Wilson's military hilt
was repOrted from the Military Committee,,With-,
:some slight amendments., - Bills were. introduced
amending the act relative to-land :bonnties • ex.:.
empting frOui taxation lands:granted'Aoi r eSuce
tioual pnrposes ;;tiiitrautlionzing the furnishing
of officialtlotiuments to United States judges. A
resolutiOn was adopted, again palling on the Pros-
Mealier inforination relating to the Provisional
Governors and Conventions of the, Southern States.
A resolution of thanks halm officers, soldiers and
seamen of the , United States,:reporteo from the
Military Committee, was passed unanimously.—
The joint ,resolutiou
,against the. admission of
.Southern members elect was debated.
Mons?..—B, solutions of the New Jersey Login's-
iire relating to the Veteran Reserie.Ciiriis were
resented. Bills were introduced tiling the num-
ter of judges of the U. S. Supreme Co
-relative .
urt, and changing bertainjudieial districts, •also
to fees of officers in U.S. 'Courts. Bills were re-I
ported regulating trade with the British possel
mons.' and fur the development of public !ands in
t ie - Territories..A resolu...on -Ng:to adapted regnry= .
.ting inferms tion from the .Pro.idept regarding
'the terni of President Juarez: ,It , !solutions: were-.
adopted lOoking.to the it:opt:is:tido of light4towie
•dut certiticaton• to soldiers Who have
lost their discharges . ; and inquiring into the ad
vantagee.t.f.New 'London fora ilavy.ya-rd. A
olution w.s offereddeciaring that. the further •
employinent . of French troops in lSlesien Would be
a violatiOli of the pledge to witlidiaw them. It
waS'reteir,d to the Foreign Committee. _
SENATE;—The . annual. .report of the Commis
sioner of Patentswee presented. IlOtapriale were ,
presentellfrom California,.,asking.certain amend
-ments to the "Pacific Railroad' bill; and, front
Nevada, against "the sale of mineral lands, and
'aeking. for' the speedy trial of Jefferson Davis.
The N.aVal Appropriation bill was reported -from
the Finance. CoMmittee, and ordered to lie print-.
ed. The credential of BeojaminF. Ferry', _Senator
elect from. South'Carolina, were presented' and
tabled. .The joint resolution 'against the winds , '
sion of Southern members was debated.
In the House the-proposed - civil rights' amend.?
men; to the Constitution was debated,
.and its
further consideration postponed till the second
Tuesday in April. - The miscellaneous ;anprepria
tion bill 'was considered in Committee of -the
Rhole. A: petition .from. 2600 Workingmeri of
•Washingtori. ter the adoption of 'the eight. hoar
system in-the.. Government workshops, was pro
eented'and referred. '
. .
HON. HORACE MAYNARD'S VIEWS
..The Copperheadi or Tennessee having arranged for
a Coniention under Wee pretenses. invited Ron. Hor
ace Maynard to participate. He•replled in a scathing
letter, In which the following paragraph to cnospictions
And thus he characterize; the 7 Sohtherif piers :
.With'some traitor editors, pardoned they may be, bnt •
manifestly unchanged in temper andpurpose, there is
diaplayedthe same neclionsil spirit and hatred towards
the Federal Government. though not the same stomach
for fight, 'Under thin disgnise of lathering the Presi
dent they assail his friends who have atOod bylilm ill
through the dark years of the conflict; and vilify thou'
whenit Rct4iegaa, meaning all Union teen whei
opposed their infamous rourae and who -are now un
willing that they should again be restored to power
'flier loyal men. - _Their venom affords the strongest of
nnsumenta againit their admission to the seals of your
congressional representation. , ...• • ' • -
- We thinknir Union men will endorse the close of
Mr. Maynard's biting, letter. lie says :
.."They who fourlears ago-conspired to destroy the
Government, if they are now"slocore, will cheerfully
accept the liberality accorded to their North Carolina
ancestors.. They will voluntarily, in , the language ' of
the President, take a back - seat. Let - them have the
beneilt 'of : equal laww. bat take from them at 'once troth
-the power and temptation to renew4heir assault upod
the life of.the country.” • . .
, —Horace Maynard is One of the Representatives from
Tennessee now claitning a seat in Congress, and was
duringstho war. one- Of the most devoted men to the'
Union to be found in any aection of the conetry. .
61.000,900
: 1,375,850
$300,000
THE Rebel organ says that the Freedmen's
Bureau• - has operated for the, blacks alone.
What says the record; The people relieved
by it have been as follows: •
"Whites, 57,369 ; colored, 90,607; !Minns, M.
The greatest nurnbor by the bureau was 49,982 in
September. The total numherfor December was
.
Less than- one hundred thousand ott of
four millions' of blacks, while nearly sixty
thousand starving whites have been fed by
the Bureau: Will the Rebel organ acknow
ledge that it lied in this matter? . Not much:
If it confessed to • every lie it tells about its
political:opponents, It would be,on the stool
of repentance all the time. ,
Wr. are glad to see it stated that the Jury
Bill, providing for the selectioil of jurors by
two independent, - disinterested eommidsion
era in each County, which lately passed the
Senate of the State and is now. before • the
House of Bepresentativesy is likely to 1*
so amended as to apply to the whole State,
instead of a few designated eonnties. This
law will improVe the character of the panels
summoned to. attend courts, especially,
such counties as this. " • •
$600,000 Of)
1,006,790 as
•
. . . .
...-Bzwiar. fir CSIIISPITITITS ANS UPPP4NOITLED DPSi,
EPS endeavoringto
. 111/Tom of their men, and other pre
mrations on the •lepatation attatned by BetaraoLu'a
Genetans - Psceartairrorta. -.. .....:Oct; ta.. - 113. 434 m. •
M.
.
MIRAN WINDOW NUA.DEN.-A. new
supply of Brown and Gold Window Shades of ths -
latest patterns. jrot recelied , and' for' sale.. Orders
taken for Shades to be made - to any - si ze for Churches, '
Halle, and Dwellings, at , - , ~.. :BANNANs.
LH. POWELL, tsersaatoo, Pa. hiss the
. Wholesale and Retail Agency 113 thier t eectlun of
the State for the celebrated MASON JCILOLUN CAB•
INET ORGANS : TREAT LINSLEY 4 CO.ll MEW
DEONS, and DECKER PROS.' PATIDIT PIANO
FORTES. Also a geomar "assortment of Music and
Mutsu' al rostrums' Ma. Orders from the trade especially
Invited, Please send for a Circular. •
. Feb 24,
pia 311141EIVILL-",ltessm Veldsitg.”
This article. so valuable for etinflang heat Within
steam pipes; Ic —thus saying steam' from - condensing
itr made and -fin:ailed to order. or the-work is com
pleted by IL W. MILLER. No: 1801:Nortirlithithiit.i
at C. Cummings.& Cos filus Store. No. fiSpeith ; Third
- • Feb 11;16 44t
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