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e yr .n o l `would , b e , li e di e o O r M fo p r e l l i l i e t d le b o y r . - •
- legislation. would"
.1 0 Il i lt . W - 11 1 . T - E4 ,:- • • - -- ~ . . .. . , S 7 75 3
-s 3 6 they would not dare. leaf
. . - • . . . • --.- .• -. .. .. - .. -• .
. .
iliorrn or • • • .' • Anthracite and Bituminous „Coals'. -. :- ••• - -.. .. - -..:. •.,, , ,,.....r. - • ..• •••• : -
.5 . 7.5 - 'for tear --Pt' fulniahment';
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. , . W S.illison. to jati Jan '
'67
• - -
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. • . . ..• riaist•Walntit Street. -Philadelphia. . • to Jan 12„.67:1::.77: '.. -.1- ._..: -••
...
CI lUY .I.lill IL. • COAL,: -• _ orFjcEs: ..! 110 11,1,adi% ay, New York:. .. '• • .. 11 'I, Bod. - to Jan .l.; ayT - • '.. -, • 2.75 ;nett who had been :Urn .
• 1 . -.- '•,- • -. ' . .i s 14:Eility Streel.l3oston. . ' • •
Wharf NO. 7; Port Hichmonl „. , .
. •.. . ~_ .. . _ •. ... .. •• . . .I:lA)t.Patieri. to Jan!, alt • -- • - '. .2 76 ' *.• • • •-. • • ..
•I Richardson.
- . - war nau•sery :won , -
• - - . . .
.I.lavhlJßictinrcbc.toJanl, , 67: • •: . - . 2 ‘5. . ..,. . ., , l., P
.N.. t,' - n -- , - W:•lnut Stieet. Philadelphia. . • . • Pir?ncer .Itilipersfr.nri El izabethport, of
...' : .
•• •':11. 1 ' FICEs: , 1 ..5;,,, sts. Weet ,Thirteeuth Si.. N. 'iork. LEHIGH. SPRING' 1101iNTAIN, HAZLETON, AND •,. • - . . i t) 3.slyers, to - Jan 1.'07 • " • -'6 50 -Pollat not the St
i- - - - t , 7 0)...r 16;..t.'i ': - - .:. ''' .. ' . •••. COUNCIL RIDHE COALS. ~ . rsp •a- - • - Dahl Brittoin to Joni, '67- - •• - ' - : -2 73 annoyed -So 'tntich'its..
.ifohn:E Lehman. to,Jan 1. 7 67' • ' ' 2 75 conI•1 •
hot live , there l
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• , 41 p.Tayhm tri Jan 1, '67 • . • • 2 '15.. • • .. •. • .• ' .
I 'think
.• emigrants
. -..; ' YORK & SOH U 1 LKELII: . COilf Co: . ... . HANOROFT, LEWIS . At. Co., '- ' . Jacob - . Welst, to jan , '67 ' • ' - • '•j' 2 75
- .J G& G S Reppller. to Jan 1. y6T - ' - ' ' • . Via - - kindly.'reeeiYedit
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- - -' c, Wharton Harmsley: to Jan 'INT - ' '. 2 7.5 - the North; •at _lli
~. . S John .t.Son to April2l, -, 66 . :.......*. ..... i :...,... '3 00 ' . • • • -
. --.- lAD 110I"NTAIN. BLA:il'i • HEATH,. AND ... • Celebrated .ASHILAIND. COAL, '. ?A iSs: Harriet Baker. to Juni.,...:6 • ' . „ • - 3 „ .received a nd ire
-.-:, : • t i II'ERIO.R.RED ASH COALS. . .. - ,. . • • 5 5 - . . , .
.ja..4 it p0wr...,,,„- . to Jan 1 . •67 -..;.. ...-.., ....... •..::, 2 75 - . • - -
ft , -.2i, .. •
v.' ;roar . Place. New York. .• • . Ti oll MA11.:31.91.• MOUNTAIN ; . • ..- - . •.. .
Abrahain Ayers. to Jan .1 '67 , , •
.'45.. •it:e . .!• , •-• . : xt - ,,i, et .treat: Philailelphi.,. •- , • OFFICE -111 walnut Street, Commercial Building, . where they a
. john Lazarus . , to' Jan 1. '67.....,,,. . : . .. - , .. .-,„ . ; 2 75
`I"IcZ • - . j 5.., C. - Tbwing ..t. Co., Lets.. 77 State - Phil:a - 10111a: •• : . • . ..''. • . .W. W Potts: to Jan L '67 • , 2
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F.
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' - • . - •• ' ,SL , lstetb n: New 1 ark Otlice-77 CerlarStreet. • bps toi} Offloe-'1 ..
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. . DonneStreeL *-. • • - •. Wet.. 23, MS '43... I • • - - • • .-: • - .1 -,, tin Spencer; to Jan 1 . ..•61
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.. . 2 Ta
• . 75 . , badli that f'
OA N, : A . : & : 000 i, , , • •• v
I 1 ..t..A S& • 11R irSl lER ; ::. . -.- •.• - -
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• • - John 11 pouglasS, to Jan 20, •137' • . • • 2.541 to rise up• a
: ,• 1 Isnac Link:ad. to :Lan 1. •61• • ,
.'.. ' • ~...„. .2 76 • • • *
.7.,•- • ,: a - -•- • snuerns ar-• ~ ' 1
no 'the' rienr ,
. , .
,
. ANn 'sunPres • .6? . Tillf.., cF.l,l,:att..tED • DaViii Thomas.. to Jale•2l,- , 66 - • : • - - • ' 140 .. 0
' -• :
~,' :ST
-.
, 42,z, 1.91 . 1:14T • :!I OUNTAI Iv: -• •• SPORN - VEIN RED - ASH •COAL. COAL . , - • • - .8. C 14,i'ver..to Jan 1. '67 '', .. • ' 2 T 5.
- 'QC:Reinhart . , to Jan Ia...GT • . 2,75. williny
lit Aux .ftE., , urn. . . . ..- .. .. . . . .
• . l'oraterly rtopeob,, liieKrty &:. t' o . .. %1»eli sl,•.e . ft . trarrm• • • : .. - . . . • , . .. ,
.. , . . . - . . Jacob, Shelly - , to . Jane 1: '66 .• . .• • - l4O a i., l ii r
-'
' ealers. In other fifst . Tl:flit:es of • . , ..._ . ' .I".S HOtter. to Feb 1'67 . - 275 . • ,
- -t, , , to ship tre..e , J ram an v 'mixture...wilt, otber Oat '• . '. ..•.. , .. . . .
, ,
. - 4..!,. . ITE AND - RED ASH COALS: - • - .51.:50 sole ag...111S for. the sale of Geo. W, 44trr. ''
.'l . ' ;- . ••C' 0 A L S •••• -- •.- ': .11enry Beyerly,' ft - IJan 1. "'67, .... ... ..... ... ; .....-, -la • '•
. . , w , Welliza :'lrcet. Philfolelphi a.. and - W.aalland der'. Nsuperitir Fine. Forest White Asti, .** ', • •.•• ', . ... ,...1...- ; : ' . - • '.O A Fey. tO'Jan..L.•67 . . •• • • • 215'. ..Ge•
i,.l:f • Wharies..Sehnylkill River. •: . - • • alai wpohn -and 1..e0 is•Fe•n% Rid AM i. Coal,' - • ' - ' . . . .
-- . • w hi c h he ii..•: , ,,aV prepared to ship. - ' .; .. • . • : Itt " '. l ' ll :74 ll " ili . s !' a ) rd j . a t i. . l- . 1 .1:in fa 1.. • "01 .'. .". ''
• . .2 53 7 ' 2
- -'''' -' • CAM. - . litogitta ll,Weli. • "J.e.fisr. .11.. Conic. ,_ a • 1 . 11% Walnut .11... Phila.], - . . ,
.. .. . . . . • . . 'N..P. Ilitsark. io ,Itin 1, 'GT ' • •. ' • 275 • f
• - •.4 , ,:.-•••: llll. Y. MOODY. Shipixo - and ALtent. -.- • ''." , ` l ' L '''' r )K oons 64 Trinity IR, n i ItlIg: N - ..1i . • .
Schn?„ - IkiIII LI urea, Pa. . •.D. B 11A " . • . . NV A 1... DREN IZF.R. . .
,
. • . . '''' • • ' •3. hn St..rrett tit Jan 1 -417 • ' . ' -. " •2 75
Isaac Mny. to sprit 20, "67 .. .. •' • 276
6,,
6=l
John Slia,p. m.1:41131. •GT . ' • ''2 IF
-
• - litiei.l Mutt'. to Tao 1, , 'G7. •
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g:' .., • .• • . _ ___ ._... ._ -, . . _ . •
-.. . . . . . • •• . .. .. •R S thier.to•Dee .2.t. •66 -- . - .• . 1
• -I ..Y.S Ward. to May IL •64 -.-
d : IL, . ,'- I 1A •S:c'... - -:- ' 14,1:11•AllETIIPORT &.,.. -.•.- ••• - :- . :SCITUFLKILL:....'t
,- •••, • :,„h„..Tct, to Jan 29.•••67 : • •' • •
. %Val` ace SOloodey, to 'A mil 'l' : '67 '' • ,
... I t th r el si l it ;il m ... , r tn riS, t • i t t r: i 1, :4 1• , , ,1 , 11 1 r ....•. : :.. . . :
• •
r- - 11.;TLisi.1 L INA 'GA •3011 i . - - • COAL. , . - -, • •. - ....COAL. •• . -- - - -.•_ .. -- ..- -- -•_ , _• .. .
.
" • ' . .. .
- . .1•-•huYsrnali to •Tnn I 'al. . - . : . '. • . . '••,• •
•2, "Wharir - . for ANTHRACITE COAL at ' A. .T. - : f'.:4 TO 1 - TT: -4...fic..•.Cc)... - •, - :-• • . . . Th a rp+ lraniley: to Jan 1.'67 ': • . • . '
3" - enoitb, DeLw are Riser. Phllada. • • (Seccessors to ..STOUT, ,t. :VAN' WICKLE.) ... -
. . Ileary•CrOoks: to : Feb - 6: ! , 17 .. • I : - •-• .. • .......
.
• • Mine'rs and Shippers iit the celebrated FULTON ME.. ..I.slina Holt, to Oer 29,116: • . .• ' •
• . 11.,1 11 r I T I MM I L I IIrr• MGM., cOAL from the Ehlteryale Colliery, 'War Ha-. . . . ~ .
......_- . . --- , • . . ... . . James Nfin - ss , . to
. hut 1. '66. • ~.• .
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M I) I tall,' it. jai" 26 . ,,GT: .. -.. '.......-......:
' ' ~ E.leton. Pa., and dealers in the best varieties of
AGENTS - FOR.THE SALE OF TIIE - Hunt Bra,i; to .e 1,..`67 - •• '- -•'
OS ' ' ' - - -- - ' ..-
AYTHRICITL AND BITUMINOUS - COALS. _.- . -•'!rbz Gen rcli : 4 41week.,. U.) 111:4 1,..1;6.
. BITUMINOUS `COALS . .
er - , Creek Diamond Coal- Co.' a Dia - .- rk
elivered direct from the mines-or on board of ves• . . ' . . .
co'aam NOR - it: RATTER - SON ' -- 111-. LlO:rd. , to .faii .1, '67
•
• . . . ~. ~ • i eel= `at' . - • f
. •.' 'AtinFM end Shil,Dere of the . Celehrated - -- . Sim. ai Derr,. to :Lin 1,•'67 • • •
he :' -.• L Ollli Red . e-ini gig. - .' : TRENTON, N. J„ : . ELIZABETII . PORT , '3l. J. James.l'negart. to Jan 1:-.6 -
- Nlf 'H. - N.:WICK 1 , . - .1 POItT RICHMOND, PA. l'.; 1' Filbert. t0...1an1..`67.•
•C I E -Heath - White
.Ash: (l oals.- - -.- . '-• "- - • • Potter and
,Batcheldor & CO . to F
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.OIFFilrEs----}-1 14.7.-110 Teiiiity Building,. - • - . 5 5
. : - Tho- Gorman, to Jan 1. 4;7.... -
gr --_.: -.
-- • 7 -- ' 4 "'" -------, --._ . : • II l BrOadlVill.-Nen; Verk. • ' .
tea _- - r..) . 0 Walnut Street:Philadelphia. • • - " • .. . ' • .W.nl U Llay, to Feb 10. -, 67.
. ES: •..: lio Dl.,:tee a?. NOW York; . ' •, S. T. STOUT. • " S. VAR Wleas.a. ' EL . T.,Er STotrr. • -•- F,Fr..thettt-Harripz to Oct 1. 'U.
..11 T , . Ll 4 .;..to) its. .4,1...D...5tmt. - .' . • - • April 4, ,U 4 ' Franas•Deagler •A KV, 1, Mil.
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• . • • T - I - Thee %Mar to Je11 . 1.• 'Gt.
of
, -, Fg • . .IV hstrf No. 1,- •,. .- -
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- ' Y.' • ALW -, - • :. • - • -W A Medlar Jan 26,•GT...,
. J Lllorrniardner to'FetEl
- ,A - .t.r ItEPPLIER & . BRO.
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- • ";":',l 1 - N' E. - ciaalont ,t.Fourth sta., Phila. • - SAM - U.EL - BONNELL - Jr Dr .1 W. Mid tirilan - L •
' • . ICES: .t, ?..5 Pine Street: New. , York. •.• ..-. • . - -•-" -- - • - - w s Tty.ina,... to. Fen 9
- • • . Men:hams' Babk Iluiltlin , . Prorlderlae. • -- • • . llewalt Faust to Jan
.
:.. ••;".' • - . 1 / 4 .- .s. •-.:--,- : '.'
- • Nos . . 43. - &- 45 Trihity . Building N. Y
, I 'l .D . . 7 vats. to Sopt 1
.."...- I ATTL,.• I'EARSON • 4. -. 'Co., - ... - - -
. , SHIPPING POLNT:.. • . j.. . John Roberts-to A•
:1 1.. v - l A. V
i tr .,ol h trt r iii e e tl tho c a r lii t e i;J
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. aorta AND.6IIITriES OF rue • .. •.,... •
. ' . • 'RATED 1.,001. -. ST :O,IOIT'.:T.I.LN WHITE ASH_ • •a - aler .I,_ ELIZABETIIIPORT,•N , j.
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. S1•011.N -VEIN ,• ~: 5 s ~ .. -''' • - • • .
OFFERS FAR SALE : • :. ;• .. ___ ___ • Sarni Otto fo4.
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Arr.' - . . ' Le, i t ... 1 Lem
T . .k. ‘-;' 1 - I .. -C._' . o . k. - '
t hi . . 'E-) ' •' - -'. T" • HONEY..BECCK.N. - SITSH. MOUNTAIN' • T Egan. tent'
...." • . (No. lb 6 I.'ainnt.Street, Phibuli•lphis. . . .• . ' .140 Pell•ti•
the - t' - ' ~,, ! No. 11l lirtelthl'eV,ll.eim NO. 9 Triffity • - 11 .1 R 1.-E 1G 11 , .. . .- • • 'Wm E Joh
..„; '( •••••" " i ltulltling...Nt4 York_ • . .•• - - -• • ' - .Merin CI
• AND BUCK- MOUNTA'.*: • • • - .H Wield'
•-• • . • iNo. 11:Dolme St reeL Boston. . • • . ..
fire- liF-GREENWICII, DELAWARE AV'ENLE. . I
4 . IH:EI --.--
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1 Gl' 1-. T... .' - C OHA_T . :SS -. it Items, Fells; Hinds; Gathers, - ILeiiich,, - Erlt P.
- . •': Qin ill 4.... and CiatherN.ml Isiears'On ii • Will S?
.. the - - F.AtielN, 1 , 1111./..
.., . : .. : snort nt the,anme.time. r: ' ••••' • :c- 310 ". '
...• -- •"7 --- '• ------- ' ' BALTIMORE CO.'S S. •BLACK DIAMOND . . •- The •undergigned hal , been . appointed - Ag.ent 'far ll N.
she • nonDA. P., et P. Krtricu. ,Los L. Nrivisa. 1 -
•• . • -
- R ABE E COAI.,S;
.. selmyi!an -.county', ..ot thin Florence' •Sewing.. Machine, J . ( I
.'• Company. Manufacturers of . the celebrated Iteversitile -w
'rank D •\.- KET LER & - NUTTING, ' - • '-'- ..: ..
(16- '- • • '.• AND THE Cc.LEDRATED • • .. t •
• erg of. P ool , . of the best - 4.nrilities - . . •t. . --- . . •.ThefollOwing arisantages aver Any, and tilt- Sewing • '
ordS •- - out Port Kielimond 'a: Windmill . - GEORGE B - C1•111 CiilV..l.ER.L . ii ND COAL. .:. , DISSOIIiTIO . -.. ' ..
.1111idithee.-ar6 claimed for the •.' Eltirence": - • : ..- ..
. • ' • It'Dlakes faur different .Stitchea, the lock,'lmot. dot:
• I slamt.' ' ,
.. ' •' ' -.. May' 21: , tl.l. .
nel t - • 70,. i. .. ... ' .. •• • . • • 111e-li,eff and double•kmd, on: Cu,. and - the shin& ma.:
• •. ..
,‘ ELI _ Eit:S ...34•I,,,W,Comt.S . t... Ph illidelntil . i. •
- DANIEL' P:ACK.EII.' ' •'. - If. A:PACKER. ..elline.. Each stitch being • alike: on both aides of th
•.. . -
- fahric. •-• . . . .
.. . En.! . Nt'•I'INO. •J 5 Doane Slt... Baston. '... -• • •
Valid . ,I f NIES, Agt..,11, , 0nl 64,
To
Builaba.f.N.Y • - I.) . Ai I FIL PACKER: C 0.,, • • 1t_h,... , the 'eversible feed Motion, which enables '
:operator, hy simply turning wthilmb-screw..to hare
Lain., . - • ...• -. ~ • 311:41'.8 AND' quint i le OF ' . •
___ - .... a a
. .! 4 ;t• , ..v . • ar - . ..TAU.: At: Ettic a: for the !sale of s...ettigli , • Seltiiy ... - tit..A*ilftesbni re, the same-tor fasten. the endS'of the seapai...withoii ;
A - ,;,`,.., •Int. - :`,11:1310 . 1iIN COAL,
.Inen the. Lant'actt•f Li e kti Wallin' 4. CB 111: b , trl and, --. . • . IDp. the se fabric'. ',. ~. -,•.:. ..•• • •
... .
'- ' . . • - Clinging...thelength.of ;the - stitch, and from s
' . an. • • , . i. e . ti.•-• day been tranelerred from ANSI kt II
--- ''.-'-- i11111,1.1k OM 1'4.1a - t, .Ctial. - : .5 . • of ,stitch to amither..Can readily : he done whit ,
Tout ,_ .s. to DA Vlp PEARsON '..t• CO., Philadelphia. • c•hindis in motain.., •.' ' :-,., .. •.,.. . •
1„,.a tisi only authorized Agents 'to dit pose (4.- •: _ •• : COLD 11t{ •.-...-• • - ~ .
ze 10. - "."1. 10.:Jeu , Nu. • Orders amid eommunicationaio. .. . A r" -- -t ,r" " , 1, - ' -..-• ;t, •ir , - •:. Every stitch ma ' perfect in Itself, 'making - V
.cule and aniffirm.' . ... •• s• • • ..
: find . ; : • 5i,...d to awmat Plalladelphin of New l'Orti - a . . 4 1,„./ k a. ,/ .
„/-:l,_ . a . ~ •
... • (....nAtiT, President: •- ' • • - ' ' - • . - It-is almost iMiseless„ - and'am be used'
. - . •- .
nd.- . L,l,AT,...serretary and Treasurer. - : . . . .
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6 _l. 1 ,; . ,, Ji „, ) .. 20 , 45 . :_ . ...p atf , •0 . 7 , FM Ii e. 4 Pine Street, .NCW VelF4.: . . - .. .. . Its FIN hone arc. all pa:drive ;-_there ar
• •- - . - r get out. of order, and its simplicity eta`
:-, •
ber is .c _ . • . . • . ft will not oil the, , dress of the ar
. • - : -, BR 011) TOP .. •-• .- ' • P.k..".Y . , . 1-17 , . DD. EI_E. -. & , •---c 9 ., machinery:la on thesm . of the tabl•
. . . . • •''• .. • MINERS • AND SIIIPPEIIB - 0F.,, :
.. • ' It is. he most rapid Sewer. in the
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lows, -
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. . . . •.- 'stitches to each revo l ut i on ; '. :
atom - ,: '
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r t he; - ;L.! L RA.L OFFICE ..• • ANTHRACITE : & BITUMINOUS • • i.t Kuch iStite wOnder aif lip
blued "lasticify, strength and b•
• d one . .
• . •OF TeX ert.Etedvrp , ...,:' .. „ .. . •. •
C - 0- A - - 1, . • . • -.• • ' •It diteS, the heaviest .rr. fate: ,
• ty,. without change of lensior
ready I.AD -TOP- - :WEETTE ASH ..- •
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.. .. . •: Every Machine has titre or
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.. a t tached, (the right ternse .
one • .. Seini-Bituar i ainoun . . . No.loo Walnu - t, t: , .1 . i..): a - dolphia; . -• the .i,petutoi DO turd Imir lo
- • • • .. - . . " .1-11 ' . •'n; , f'.‘. , - r . 1 . I - ' .16y 1111dir,E 5 ).1 . 1 . ., Y -
I . '• • The pnblie is respectfr
1"7"
'.- C .. 0 .A: T - 4 5 ... - “. 7 Doane Street Boson. . -
1 until - .
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artiell - ..
10.1 WALINITT 'STREET; jAs, 0; l it.e •(' 11:Co • W R• : '
~ ELI-, . -•.-..- oNANT. . • fl-.• FED; • . ... . .
nd see --• , '
,PHILADELPHIA.. • • - .t - - - ' - . . ,
.Al A:IE ii.n.ii
..•
re is no - -."-. - - ROBERT
. - HARE . ?OREL, Manager. - • •
• CALDWELL. - CONANT .&• Co -"- :iv': dealer hi I.
. . 119 - Hrondway , (Omer Cedar !St.,. N;."1" ~. ' PIANOS, 3IELC
abe in 7 , . CONNECTING OFFICES: - . -
,- .• • • • .
-•
good ' •ritreier.Biaildinga 11M4on Masa. - .•• •• • •
: N\ HOLES LE DLA . LERS.IN • . .• " .et!ixtinted sole
. Marten - e
n. ink , _ yiii i t y -
...." , Neil' .torh. • • •
'• ' •C - . - 0 - -_.A...' - E. - ...5' ..-.. '''. .
JO the Cour
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.. . . . . . : - maince to i
d them: - . . . . .
- . -... . LEHIGH; COUNG'IL RIDGE WILKESTIAIIRE; these unto
iftge .1 0 -• . OA:0 - TOP. TIVIIITE :A !ill • • fti.-I.II:t.NOY. RELY -A S 11, •LiICUST • 31„OUN - r-. . anti . siie:
. •• .. - • AIN, • , eInIBL7tLAND:. % BROAD TOP. •. . . .... ..,.. - ~. - . . . voltiu.e
s'much •
• ' •.. AND 'OTHER TAIHETLES. • . •.. Eels. $,"66 5.3 m '... •: • • ..' - -organs:
a share - 11-BITITMINOUS .00AL, . Fett. '24. i 66- • ••• , -• • .S-tf •,. . . -.• Pgrr`
ploW 6d -'! • IkLbViEfill -- OOaON. &CO - • • •
sill SATE- ', • •..) Walnut - Street, Philad 'hi ' .
riP a( • ..- ''. LLI 1(41 •• • , --. ~ •
.„,... .egant
6•821 fifty ' l'f"... 1 :kw. II 1 Broadway, New. York,. • -.• . , .
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• --,.,, • ~ N0..1 II State Street, Boston( .. .. .
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. ' • • 1110 S: 11 i- . 1. L . ilk CO., .
, . • ... .p. 9 -tornm,lity nt shit celetanted cOnl from their . .. . •
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obi or- k; ,. • - - EDGE HILL' COLLIERY, - • • - • • • InNiaal AID bIIIPPEXIJ or .. ... •.• .:. . . , .
• •
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,e, set it! -. A oairdexciii.,..lvely by them: • . '
• SMITH'S - SPRING •. MOUNTAIN .LEHIGH .. . .. . . •.• -
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•-'
is month `- ?.1 •-• . : . . .
.. ir
.4 .
.. •.:
.• , Pr 111 F:. Uncler‘i,gaed have ;ibis daY entered l•
-1. Copartnership,and *ill emit:nue the Coal liner
pits ;flit r
•'-'z . i DIFLIDDIT ti . - - • .1 .• • ‘ - ander firms of, CALDWELL. GORDON' &CO.. nt
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p colP" --- ' ' n-i)nn n t•.- ()REEK. • . Yorktown -. Carbon •Coniaty, Penns, w ~„ tz.. t_r. St. eet Philadt Ithia. and N0.•313 Tltl
BLILDING; New York; and •of. HALL: cALD
s are Mt. , , .. . ,
sci oi li .;• - .., E . , HIRI(' COAL. . .'. .., -, • • • ..- ••• .- - OFFICES; -
.... . - -. : tr,,CO.; at I•I4I:STATE.Street, Bi.ston. .. .
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.T.etz •WA i . NU.T Streci, Philmlelphia, i ..• , . . SETH CALDWELL'
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rowth. ,•- . - . , uralersiened, having consalidided'onr Three - JEAN EMITS LLE,• lateerite county), pa; . - . • •. . N. P. GORDON, '
.. ~ the Lori.erre Ile.,tion, will hereafter trace- . ' ,Tali- -2.: . '.64.. - •,'•'. -• . -- .:.. - 30- - • . - . ' •' - SAM:VELD YOU
tick the ,..; .,. •Sinm under the name of - : ' - •-.-- '-.---11.111.111•111°W7-1-2-r-..---7---.----7------; -. Pfiilad . etrailic,...Tanuary'L tsiiii. .. •
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...... - • --.. 3111.1..F.11, GRAEFF & Co. - . •
eller un.. - - 4i . - • .. .11ILLER, STEES ..t"CO. - - .•
. .. . FO R -s A LE. • ...: •.: .:.. -..' - ...i I . l ' i E .. . - Callenslgneil have . ..this - 11-
: - GRAEFF•& NUTTING. - '. . • ... • .-. .. . 1 .
. Cotrartueribip, ai,ct wig continue t
; k FEE. , s member of our Srm. havin asshela - . . • . . .
. . - under the ftrnis' of QUINTARD,,SAV
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the . . For. •-:. .:f ,- 1111...... It. lIIARIS'rON, .411 ,- ovi,lf in '-' '..COLLIER Y - FOR. S A LE. - - :-. et NO . . 9 PlSE . Strect,: • •New - Yf,rt:
and add 1 ~.!..- . .
his andi l l l porcontl.hippnl.by tirle:wnier Will •'- •- .: -- . .. : ... "'.. ' ' ' • NUT•Street. Philndel
m b. . rior, . ,
,& th i e t t saclusivo . ..cinttro . l . ' rf.....8 . L.' kliatiTON,.. . ..phia; E. R. V
•••
sw I.sargd White -.ANI3• Colliery' on the No: -12 KILBY STREET Boston
thick,) Bloch" Valley, (16 ' .:: '. ... •.' - • ; - - . t
.. ~,.... , • ased r-a - e ana. attention in its_Preparattn - .-We.. • . r it e !!! T r i r i j o h Li C9- : t h k ' e i ' r t- ve i,..
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tile sou: . latain the reputation of our Celebrated Lor- . 11 l ' .-
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• - - , • • • ' •
1 .„..., m ue .
1 .41.. i. Purelasers . abroad- can rely upon• having . ..
•. IN FIIII..WORKING- 614:DER. -. : Pitnuaelphia, Janpary 1, Ism;
, to: ' • sh plied iu the very hest order.
-ash thein - .. ,
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311LLER. GILAEFF it - • • Gneigwaya dilien. schtger, headings •and breasts
CO.,
' o f btidl. - . . . .'• . ..,, • 7.. . opened, and everything.remly to shi . p . ie larg,e quantity
. of the Rest White : fah Conl in the ilt arket
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are all ice ------------- -- for Enmity to e'. -Ail the - Fere... aryste.2llo ellgines;
114 r;
Off. I RPENTERS. dz. BUILDERS.- drift T
ift Cats. mules. horse*, •. rail: iron. timber; -powder,
. tit. S.c.:Aat, with- a breaker, rolla.•Screens, and eN"ery
: • - becnlllC . - 4 lie S chuylkill County .. -.- thilig'nst.d in mining
. and preparing. &ad on. the proper
_ •.. .. , , ty, will be cold 011.11 the c.dliery. Apply to. •-. • .
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I •I N‘ O . S e I n .I . I7 I A LIPPINCOTT, .• -
g i g " "'
our & - IVlan - iifabtiu . 'ffi - - CO. C . street. PRiladelPhla,' .
• ... . . . ID '
. • Or to CILARLE.S 31. HILL, - - -
Si- - • hand at their extensive d4ablisltment,• on i ' .
111/. 2 nt ~.- • • • . Real EeLate Agent; Pottsville:
•
„ ... et. a great quantity of luniber of 'every kind' Jan. 8..66 .. • :
an d I iv! . ;,... P.r...bich:they can supply to 0/slaters, - ( 7 s ii - .. . . • , - :
. and Iluilder, , , at - lower ra t es :than it can be a , ....... .1,71, 95% 0011 WHARF to LET.
- s tl 6 -•.-• ,_ ' • - , , sittanted nt the south.part of the city; which Is ad
, congr . . ~. •-•-•:,•::, se. • 1 tiev art.: also ready to suPptr, •
o rg-• , ' , ll.e.tte , of their extensiVo btuuetie•and in- mitred by all it, be the t,Ehr -aud t.ROWING 'part. where
..dwellings and mat:Mamma . are being erected to a
CS 10 c . ~ • fas,..iiites manufactured :zilch.* in their line . -
• 'nit -101 ' . • : ,,,i.,,,,.., _.. . morrow ' " . - ' - greater extent than - any: - oil i er part. •• • This is it 'rare
i y a ,
r, , . 1 r crae. ,rll
. Ctl.t. .....chance Air any peratin . Wishirin to. enter ,the Coal Mad
, a , Hutt.lielt JIM , : Is.teu in .tlecc. 4l til oilers- liess. n+ everything thing la in complete order for occupation
ii Farm er ' - I fast year, turning Out . vast quaniii . •f • "
at once: has mug, court' Ing.roont anti - fart dm re.' Scale.
_a_ '• . . -,-- , . - - Window..l4. , •entiaeT, o -...• : carriagAonse. stable :tad slieds,l•-with. all the modern
, . . .
w arts frora•i'' -' .• •
.- - pallet l'i , ork,• •••
1, .lard" an , m . o., . . ..... ,
.. sguni „,,,, r . . .• :, t o .Is one u t d s , t. In the city. as it is ca.
' . . • pahle of dm nt business of . 0,000 tons : of Coal and
$Ol.O cords of ,Wood., • •; Two vessels of .large site tan-be
four Or O re . ~...\;-• Os of vial7,• h lt. fil lt:l;_d and Tarned ' iVo'rk, -
.. akii. ~.. ; blveries-lar I - ou: h. • d Thee - - i . discharged at. a Cline. hy .eteam -or • bOrse power.. -The
MIL Hi . •,„, i ,,,,
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t t.. . ; 3 , t
4 .1 a
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, f are ready'' •.. ,
D e ell beset 01. a lease - br Otherwise: ••• -Address or
. . .. •
.. •--. iIY ors.o„•ai or• • =d ' ilic a tn "i n:t e is: ' u r r Y - qua99- • *PI:1 W '
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. . - ... 6k:th
M 1
COOK-
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- . •- . o ' . :g t •''ln: liethlork 40' sit kind , -f,r building .••.. .. • • - 470 llarrisan Avenue, Boston, ' „Naas. r• ".
•• Roston Feb
-potatoC6. - 7 -
,‘. 0 .. a1i. - .Mapl e . PoPlar. Chair , pla nk and i=enut- ' ' - '
~-, • C.'rrr. Widuut. Vala .'•••anc , : te for . f, ' ' ••••
mash they .- :- ii alid YellOw Pine ' 'stt '` ' f
- fluorin_: e rin i T .••
••
: - • CIIEAP PASSAGE' ' -.. • '
-,e,,t , .7..',it, --- -. white nine 1 .- 43. a nc..ft ' . °T 2x .. ,•2;.1.;i . •. , - ' • ' •. . : .. • •.•-• •
'der;. ad d i -"'
• • ' •
instul; of . Ell . .- .
. _ ii,,, p„.,,i , 0 ,,.. a ,.,, tv_H.dy, also' 0 , 01 '; .4- ! - g.,• ~ - T . 0A.1 . .n.r5. ea, . .
„... i cit
ill
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'l'. F. , .... -- ,nth.n g pi..et.ii, -- h . l' ' lath,- ' l l ."'-i
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kr ,i xa • . ° lu g e ''''
add one , g : ' ', l t• ,-, :ii , . ', lat nil' and everything .in their tun- Tapscettt llenthers: - .kilo's_ Emigration ;and. F. reign
• • ""'n. , -... Attie shortest notice; -- . EachaleOflice. SC South street. New' York:. Drafts on
• . .
'- • ••• -- •• . 10. . Engirt!: . Ireland, Scotland and Wales. - •••• . -.-• -
.
. tert3 poo - 1'i.0T211 7 i4 '1
' . ' .•• Tapia:att . ! , favorite'. line. of Liverpool Fick* - fatte
e . andl - si. 1 .Nri ...„„, r ,,, ,
_, !R . i N (: - . EH -THE - celery three day's, - ... - .. . • .-
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r,- cn .. ..
, sa t . ,
.. or o . lllErt ' irt ':'!--'''; , '
,t 9G . V. HEELS TO .Y: Lille cf London Packets Fails every ten daya.- ALIO
Itifttlyle STRINGS TO BREAK by .telmsblp4 stilling weekly. -.. ••• ' • .
t rant .Of 1(1 ~ , . • , re.durnble than annY - other - Parties wu..thine. to send for their McAdam . . reirilf frio
aly.. Call and e•alnine.lt . r.t... .. • -, • nay tri the old-country. can.do 'SO ut tho lowestratee by
11011.•••‘, it t e . t .., 7 -, ~....,_ , ' GEORGE BIZIGIlt& CO •S . appliing to' Alexander •8;, - !Janina/I, , .oPpdalte
.1 ., 66 ic i .0 r
.. , • gn n InsiSi e •ilei Po:Wine; 5e1e.,A.e1.4.5. . tht*:S.:ew Town Lial4Pisitsvlllo. -.• • ' '
OB
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OAnNEII, - -STICIK:I4 EY. ei WELLINGTON
Miners and .Shipperk of Coal: -"
Burts.iiir .{froth their Burneide tol.. at Slaturinkin).
*/11ACWiNI Yeiil (Red As!).: • • • • • • •
, •
E eterthit .31olin!stita At,b),
.139 Trittity 'Building, 'New:York, •
• OFFICT.B"R 215 Walnut Street. Philtidetilia.; -
, • l . •l6.liilby.Street, 13txdop, z •
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oVa • .
Wharf .No. 6,l.Part Richnsond, 11Eltiln:
. . .• . . • ,• - .•,
:Veb '24..66. • • 1ttfaj , 2 1.Q., 1 6.1.— , 2.0 .7 - to . ::: . .: 8. .- '
VAN lit SEN,I LOCIEUAN - 4%' •
LOCUST 7SIOUIs'TAT'S. LOCUST OAPI - AVTLECESI3AIt
" ..• RE, LE.IIIOII, AND OTHER.
WHITE AND RED ASH COALS,
,
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Agtitit 5 for th . o Qalri of tilt. ceTelinited tplitostrufivi .Creek
11. , uenberIvitioil fonl, frntn the.itinceof.the Con
failidatitai Coal and Ci.rrntiany of :Marylan d:: (Pt. Richmond, -
.
• „Flizit,e - thport.; • •
Suirrtri. WuktivEs • .
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t ßaltininre
Walnut street, Phibidelptilt.
Orrtors r.!, Trinity 13.tililinz. Niew 'York: .
• • • Lts Roane St.,. Buetbn. '
IVAL HUNTER, JR., & Co.,
1111 . 4E5.8 AND fdirrrre co• -
lnittE .AtiIt:REIYOII.:ANTII.4MITE
• • r s,,. Walripf
OFFICES: .; 73 Broadway, No:.l.•.Regtor
So ?band 23 Dctfitie. BoOVIL •
Pier . Itichtkiond. •• •
. •
T. H; SOHOLLENBERGER =. AGENT;
111tn4 :Ind Shipper Of t . tiO Celobrnteit: •
Black-Rea th . Wklle"Ash• a nd Peaked Mona
taiu,Free:Burnirig...•
ASH:•COAT.,,' ,
• - P. AIVRESS,.Porrsv tux or NI:, MUM LLF • r...choya
kill County,''Pa. • • , • ••
s . .'
April 1:2,. , ty • . ; • 15-tf - • •
LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL
J.-CONNpit • .
. : Ashland, , •: :
Scknylkilt Counts., Pen . iin: ' -.
,• ANIL LIN' - O R.lt EAR..
Li VEIN. CONI.. • •.. , •
•.- • •
My ELISt. Frankllu Lorherry Coal is now - solilekelu
sivelv by Mes,rs. 1401111(1N . Who
art., niy sole A kEletits. 'Parties from them,
.134 y
:al . *ays.depetia neon eyttinvA pure :
.r
, u o. 112 Walnutut
Trotlw4 4y , Trinity - :OFFICtS'i
•• • • -L.NO , 144 State Street, Bostoli..
• -•- • I.IENRY..ntIL.
Teemont, March 29. '62.
*COAL lAEA oubjoiribirr. haye,
.1 • del orm ined to.rnake sev ! ..ral franca' un their pnip
erty., known a 5 thci. KF:NTUCKY : I.`P.OI.F.RTi% sitiited in
Srhitglkill (7-onnty,. and in the imtn , diate - vicinity iet
;7r,itind has been fully developed: and
liosetlei.irina a first rite. colliery. tan uhtain One, with-.
nut
.makinv any further explorat ions of the same. '
.None need..nr.ke applcation unless capable of erect,
tuff all thennprtwenitnns • : ' • • • .
• . Apply, to GIDEON -BAST. Sthnylkill Itdven. Schtil
. kill Counts:. hi.. Orlu - DAVISPEAItSON; '2OT Walnut
- • • •
•' January . '•
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4 .--..,,i i _: . --..'Fill V. - Partner:4oo heo-iiit:,ip . exi,tinunn(ie - r
. the firm of .111 - Cli-,Yr.,. COLLINS.. - millets of
.--..-"•-• ..
.Cool in -.Cintyngitnm 11'nwnship,. Columbia, County, le
tlit,± dity diß , OKed. by mptual cop.ont ' '' . .
,11.iliCli - k COLLINS, •
, 'Aehlund, Feb. - . 20: '66 - .
.. . 9•6 L --,
. . . .. _ . . . . .
L.... : - ......-.1" it if.• • CO P,S RT SE RS HIP hortr ,
—‘, fore exi*iii,i; between the F p Ilse. 1 ibors - muter
the firm-of J .31. Fret* & Co.,' her utiniinz..itml tieflitig
'Coal it bintralia. t'olum!,i4 : County. PA,: . it ..1 bietio
di,....,,,1veil by. mutitai%citht , ent. tittiO . party Hill eivn in
liquictifion. - • . - - „ :. . -,JOHN R. BLAKISTON,
'Phila. Feb, 2 . ., 'G6 : ~ 2.-.11 . .171tECK-. , ; :
-THE hfisiness of 'the late :firm will 'he . enthinned
by the anderekned. %rho .hai anpointed Thdherrnet &
Otliee :in.Wainnt St. Philadelphia. sole agents
for the sale of all Coal in'Philadelphia euid-Easthaird.
Centralia. March 1. `6G—n-at • J., M.:}liteK.
,Tillnntlersitmed hare this day formed a
Co-rtartnershil3 under the nanie . and style of.
ALMENRIED, • NOIt'CON purpose of
transafting the, wholesale Coal bushutsi.• . •
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. "OFFICES :—lell.Wafnnt , St.„.Pltiladel phis. . •
. , 110 Broadway. New York.. .
. . .
113 State 5t....1305t0n.. • .• .
Thiladelithia, Feb 10, ttt6 - • • • S-tf
PiNio Eirri•lN,-.ThE; firm.Of HEIL' &
D
wa. - by mutual confeittilissol veil tin the' :It SI alt..
The Stott+' busines4 will be 'continued, by Henry Heil.
WlM:B..ttlaybory, the, lite junior partner.. retires.from
the 'firm.. . • : HENRY
Tremont, Feb: 71h,: • 6.di •••
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.CO -PA NOTICE.
--.
• - . The.untlercEink.have this" day entered into,
fiattnership for,-the purpOte 'of, htermg .and-selling
coal. offices at 1. Walnut stieet,,l'hiladelphia, :New
York' nd 'Bostoii. • The stylo of the iirm will . he Roth
ertriel 4.t Shaffer:: .
IIANEIi, •.
rrlIE .P tRTI\RKwJIIP. l•n4oforn existing.
4. - .tinder 'firm's of CALDWELL: SAWYER & CO., at
Philadelphia and Ntrw BALL. CALM - WELL -&
CO...and E. R. SAWYER &CO.. a 1.13 ettm, is thi? day
dit:4olved.- • .Eitlier of the partners will sign. in
• • SF.TII CALTIWELL TR.,
• •E. R. SAWYER,
•
Philndelpiiinoiannary 1, -IS6ti.
rIP 111 F Underaign . ed have :ilda daY entered into
.1. opattneadp. dud. ill en nnnue the C"al bn:que4.
ender I,DW ELL. GORDON .CO.. at 1:1 9.
W‘LNur.st:eet. l'hilad; aiid tio. 33.TIONITY.
111.91.D1NG; "New York; and . of. 1141.1,.. VALDWEI,L
tk,,CO.; at 144 STATE. Street, Bi,sten. .
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SETIICALDWELL, - -JR,I.
. • ' . . N. P. (10P,D0N,..
• . SANUI"EL - 11 . YOUNG, •
Phlladalphla,;January.l,lBaci..
1 ita E.lE.ndersignee) havo..this - day entered into
Collartuerihip, and contiung the Coal briEine , er
undgr the firms QUEs.;TAIID,. SAWYER &
at No. 9 PINE Street,- ,New -York. and tIM WAL
.NUT•Streot. l'idlndelphia: E. R. SAWYER CO.; at
No: KILBY STREET,.Boston: •
• •'. 'H. D. WARD.
Ess.—
IL. , • - To 1,1 incr.,. of Coal. • . -
.Thd. nd'reeti eee. wi 11 al range witk reeponeibldriartie.s
to pin their Coal directly in:the .'"ZeW England market.
where it will . domino(' the,: price and
quick' returns.' ':A'pplication' •sluiit'.d - he made Immedi
ately at the ',Sill - ides' Journal Oil:tee" (March 4,'66-10.4t
. . .. . .
• - - • , .Plittxriirim lA.- reli. %, :1566.
• T 111.4 PRESTON COAL AND IhIPROVEMENT CO.
baying taken:into their own hands the sale of their coat
for thepresent year. are now •.prepared to receive or
dets for all the various fizes;'and wlll•fiirriish coal of
the'very hek quality and preparation: 'The. Company
have secured Att& services .of M. S BULKLEY., }..i.i...
• who has for the last twenty years had entire tharge of
the immense business of the Reading R 'R. Co., Mph- -
mond, and feel assured tliat'under his stiperyisiolf and,
.contmd.'ltli - orders and businese of the Company. Will be
(ant:dully - and promptly attendedto. 'The Compeer
have tven • allotted - one, of the anew whams et Rich
mond (No. 201.11aNing. a depth of 'water•of - 22 feet:- and
, will be able to•load at .41 times vessels of .the largest:
!• tonnage. • Orders - fur the• present can'. be sent to-the
1 principal-office;of the Company, .2o3te, Walunt etreeL,
Philadelphia.. BOsniniind . New York offices will be
1
Annininted hereafter.. . ' ...HENRY- D. .IStooltE.
march 3,..'ee, 9.2 m • . • • . .• ' President. •
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THE 'n kned are'nOw-in'efiar.
11
ed to'
1): 3 ' . f111 ordern tbr Lrhh, IS'yousang 14,h
-110k Achuilkill,: ig null.. ped AL•h;
I:ambert:and mid- Gan . ' Coal—lrk - An Manch
Chunk. on the Lehlaii . Canal: Selinylkiltrflarni,POrt
Carbon' and P.ort...Clititein, on the .ehoy - 11r.111 Canal,
and from 'Amboy._ Trenton: and. Pgrt WO ,
mond. for shipment East and North-. . •
• . far - Ordern sent to us will retelw,lproropt.attenticin...
LAWTON,: •
• Itonins 70 and 71,71 . 1014 Building, New 'York.
Ildroh.lo, • . , ** 10-3 m
. .
pp prime' or:Country' Lardi fresh _
ti and unadaltitrated. It. • . ..• -•
.•. .. • BOI.I.ANNA' SCHNKRIVS, • •
.14/...toi'rt•trie4;abbvs,ll3ltd, Pottgrillle. • •
CVILOWEIBM AN WD -MO atu CTS cr fas
ate 'at • - • GREEMOD • •
MISCELLANEOUS.
T . F 7: WALT-SO - N .
• MASTIC .. CEMENT .•
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- m A N . F.A (1 4 5, T.:11 R. "P, ,
ItaitairiOs PA . .; ...-• •- :
i?espeitfitil yirro item ottentioit to qa i, -*au
tic Fizii.qh for,the * .F..rtfrior Talls of ...841Gclangs.
.
This Material' is entiri ly'different him) all other ce
mesas end eitig applied herettiftire: • It is .composed . of
the most durable materials mixed . With due prepors.
tions of pure linseed oil t it • becomes. perfectly, water.- .
proof,,and adheres: - firmly any
. snrfuee : of brick or
stone wlttionequalled dnrability, itiaklim• a. heantiftd
solid finish . equal to .the - finest quality',of brown sand
stone or, to tu) color desin;d: • • ..
..Themndersi,glied.haS been „apply : int.' Ofg.
fin
ish' 'hiring the past seventeen' years; in Which time he
has Made mehy improvements and-. finished' the exterl... -
• otWor Some of :the most.eleMtut •buildicurs in different
• parts of the country. among -.Which- he refers to - the
• BOSTON% 14-8,..5.-114tvere.:Itouse aiAmeri
•.. '•.. ' • . .
• • •• • •• - J. 11.. Shoenborger t
' ' • . • • • -.• do . '•-••
• •- ' • jfnue...WOotl. Esq:,4o.. • •
• •-• . .
L. : . 111cCord;-Emq. do - •• .
• . • •' - Cal dinAdanoi
HARRISBURG, TA.—The lleautifOl - .••Residenee of
• • -. John B. Coxe. Esq.: Fron t
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. . • • ' • SeOond.Street. 1' •
- • • -..l4epator D. 'Elena/ Nig, do
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• • • •• ,inn. Colder , ii Benit
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. : •••• . Rapt. Church, -.
• •.• . I'onrtlintid State tits. , ••• •-• •
• .
... • •..•-•Luke Sji.4on, E,41. - , Arent:.
PA.*-11' be .. 111eiginsilfrent
•-• •.: . • • . • . known..ks - the, - .Peonryliva-.
• —niu 11.:111, Cent : re:tit.
• . • • :•I'llie.rte.idence. of 'Z. JP;
. . . • .••
Boyer, Erg., Coal .St.. and
. • - that• of solo; Lauf gain . ,
. • ••• filahatittnio St. -,
..-•
. All kinds of I/yeti-aril le Cern.; properly applied; and
did:Alec! entirely different to any done, heretofore:: . ••
trot* dune
lrflrr(7l,lt4i-b , yive satisittctit_g. • . •
PlCa a iiddress- .. • • : . "• .
T. IF.. 'WA T tSON t . Ilariiefiurg, Pa.,
" . _Uit h tf] 43- "",
i''lp.ea,d.:• - ThiS.l , 7ii
TROXELL'S.
CHEAP CHINA, 'GLASS,- AND
CROCKERY - STORE,
Centre' Street, Opposite Mortiniar 'tomb
PO T T
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- the citizens Ot i'ottsville • and ..nelghLoiing towns
villages and . ..hamlets, one and all; are . limited 'to call:
and exianine my. stock .of .ware's..hefure buying else-'.
iv here; as:l ain tiit'.:to ho: iinder . soldl'and tall faridsh
lidasekeepers with eY . ery article they want: itchayl.the
of buslness• '.ln the stock:or -. , . .•- • .. '
.' ' .-.
....
:,..-- Frelipli. China:. '... - -..
. .
will be found Curdand Cdki
)Catch Citeev, ;Sear- Holders,' Match . .Sales;
MOttp Mugs, Irbdto Cliqm . -and Stmeere.-Voses,Colisines;
china Sear, for Childret!. and a 041;5111 variety of Toys.
•
Choicest, West patterns, • - consisting nt Table and'
Bar Champazne Wine
Decatot:rs. am - 1. rOr G,1):
lotr. Pintos. - Ciistbr 89tt . ./eS. Pitchers•and Creams.
Sprirm' - tiolders. .syrtip• Cans, Fruit
Bowls, Fruit- Jurs. - enkr - Srands. •Kerosene • Lamps of
every variety,. Lamp Chininevs...LantOrris, .Candlesticks,
Candy Jars &c.'• • • •-• .
: ••• • e 1020 C kf.trY: • Crockery::•
• • - -
A full MON STONF,.CI.IIN'A. .dit
ere4 parrerne.in petty or single pieces, to
lie. A litrge.arsoet.iiietit of . cia—mtin C: - C: Ware, which
I will'seli low . ligans.:•: , . • • •
.
• Vello‘v.angt . Stone Attire.
Pitche'rs: - Tea. rots . ; . 13"tti,r Pot, ,31.111 i
! Tye's, etc., etc—
. .
111SC:FLi.AN EOUS : 7 -ToHet etts eart . ors, sti)p ;ram
and Foot Icattni: - quartand PintFlaslCS;
Fitot .111 every description.- '.*. • . •••.•
• MEltelltkl'S 1,1 tari yon evoodK :WI; l'rirtt,
thuSltaving yOn freight: _Call and see if it is' -
The Most Complete Sewing Ma
• chine in Existence.
The. Introduction of the; 1 . 1 FLORENCE"
Date a new era in Sewing. Machines,
111 flea's, ..Ilitlm; Cat therm,.
• (Vs il to. and Gnther,,tnal Se wa' : ion
: ittiabe at ihe,xame.tiFne. -.• •
•. The .nnderidv.nedbQop appointed •Ag.ent . for
Schnyllall - .County; -.of the - Florence-Sewing , lifachine,
ComPany. Manufacturers of . the catebryled Iteyer6thie
net , • . • .
•.The folliowintz udyantage9 Over itny, and all- Sewing
Btacliitiew. are claimed for the ••:- Flbrencti": - • .•
Mar different .4titchet , , the lock,lnot. dotb:
and double:4llqt, on: nue .afid the game" ma.:
"chine.. Each taitch being • alilte: on both aides of the
•fahric. • = • • •
• Ithiic the iiversiblif feedhotion, which enables the .
operator, - by ,inn t end nu iCthiimb•screw..to here thC
work run 'either to the richt - or left: to stay tiny part•of
the sane.: or fai..ten. the OntrsOf the ceaseii. without-turn
- eleinclug....thOength.hf the "flitch ; and from one - k hid
of .stitch to aniither.•can reediiyhe dbne while .the - tua.
chine is in motioh.:.• • • . •
. .
• Every stitch ie perfect in itself, nlakitig - the seam se•
me and althorn:L. .. • • • •
almost noiseless,radd eau be used wherecluiet is
• ,
Its motions are. all posltiye are no springs to.
get'ourpf oilier, and its simplicity enables the must
erpiaienced to operate lc.. .• • ,
It will not oil the .dress the. operator; as all:the
machinery:lS On the top or the table. ..•,.,. •
' It is.the most rapid sewer : in the world;making, flee
Stitches toach revo l ut i on; ,1 ' . .
e
.
Its stitch is:the, weindcr 'cif all. became of It 'con
blued "lasticify:strentith and beauty. ,
• It due the heaviest or, finest ••••••ork With equal; facilt•
ty,• without change of 'tension-0r machinery..." . • •
I.'lvery Machine has im4•ot.Jenck's %patent. hemmers.
attached, (the right to'USC Which we control,) enabling
the operator to turd Imir .hem.desiced:•• • • - •
'• *The public is respectfullv.invited to exarnifte•thePe
Machines at the store of the undersigned, Centre'strect,
Pottsville, where particulars will be *given,. •••
• •i
'AnTUAt. 20. •44
..1.1E1.11:11 E of Portivrilii. - Prtnnti.,
dealer hi AILitSIC, MUSICAL INSTIWNIENTS,
PIANOS, 31ELODElONS,' ORt4ANS,.,:tn., having. been
et , Ax . 4nted sole agent for the celebrated.
.
n
Cbi vierr garia,
O • •
iiml - . •
.
tti the County. of Schuylkill.; would respettinlly.an
miance fo the musieal . comfriunity that. 'Cali furnish
tire, a unequalled fayoriteA2abina Organaln all :styles
and. sties, at...manufacturers'
. prices. ,_The cpiality and .
vohiMe Of time,.*ith the power of erpre.sEimi 1p there:
•thr,all.: hiiiniyersally 'admired and praise M . -while their
pottahility find beantlfpl:finish make tbamthif most el
egant parlor oruathent.-
. • Fain ily: ni onldHare One.
TIIE CABINET VRPANS . are toIA4I
.LIISS, CHURCHES AND f. , :cn ouL.A. • . ••
`They very fruprice.i:rom 8111 . 010 $6OO eaelk. -
IFS":lTery In,tirunnent Alr'nrynnted:'
• Also, Agent for the sale of the inuch admired
• • • . • - • - - .
.
'Spring Melodeons Harmonium . Orgam§;:
•tbr ille..Countiei of. Schuylkill,...; , forthntrib;aland and.
Lebanon: which instrumentsotre .univerally liked. - --:
They pr,,..'ess 0
. swet tne,. and fullness or tone_ which
has received the:united 'eominendation•Of. the - musical.
professions. and induced an- - almost unprecedented sale.
.. • Punt:tenni arC reapectfully. invited to call andlexiim••
Inc Or
. .thems.elves. • All ComirtuniMitiMts and orders
will-be punctually answered'or filled. and niery,lnktr
•matlim in relution•to them_ gladly given. • • • •- • . •
*. -Store and Ware }loon, at the JewelriSigra:on Ceti'.
trt', street,'fout dorne.froni.:Mahanninto street,,Prigit
ricWit 'MAIL STEAMsOiP COMPANY'S
'I'IIII.OUG Q,
,LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCIILNO AT MEXICAN PORTS,
• •
. . .
And. Cairytog:the ; Uniiitd - i4titirs .
77 EAVEFTER.Nia:42.,'NORTIi RlVER:footlOf Canal
-.11-eStivet, at 1•2 o'clock neon, on the let • 11th. and 2le
of every thenthlexCept when those Zdatee fail on Sun
tiny. and then on. the preceding Saturday), for 'ASPIN
WALL: connecting. vitt Panama Railway 'with nat..°
Companks Steatheitips'from Panama for SANTRA"..+I
• ClSCO,.touching at AC.KPLTLCO; .
. . . .
• ft‘t-LARIZONA . , connecting with GOLDEN '
.10th—HENRY ciLAIH.I CRY; connectiiig with COLO
21et—tiEW YORK. connecting with CONSTITUTION:'
. A discount of ONE - QUAR'rEII, from steamers' fates
alloWed to second, cabin and :ateerage pmseugere with •
farritileu. allowance ,of ONE .QUARTER on-.
through rates.. to clergymen and'. their fanillles. and
icbnol Mechem:. soldiers having honorable: dischatges,:
. One Hundred, Pelinds • Baggage .allowed each
Baggage-masters accompany baugage through, =Ant-.
• tend soledics .and children.
_without male. protectors:
13.4ige.g,e received . on' the dok the. day . before
from steamboats, railroads,. and Peasengem •wtorprefer.
to sen 4.• .
• An eiperienced surgeoiion beard.' • Medicine and at
- A.Fteanier • will be' placed . .on•. the line , Jannarylst,
. ified. to mu:from NEW 'ORLEANS to . A . STMWALL,,
For. Passage Tickets or' further informetion..apply at
the Companriticket office: on the Wharf, FOOT OF
CANAL STREET; NORTH RIVER. NEW-YORK:,:'
• F...: G. BELLOWS; Agen: .
Dec 23, '615
rPr6m- the
.Ligrigst Ainuffuring ' ChEmists in the-
World:3 • ,
I am'amputinted' with IL T. flatstnoui. Menu
facteref of lielnabold'a Genuine . Preparation's; he occu
pied the. drug-store opposite my reeidcnce, . and' was
successful in:conducting the' business where others had
not been equally PO before him. I. have been favorably
impressed with his chameterand enterprb4.-
-. • . • • _WILLIAM WiiIGIALMAN S
Firin of rointiss & Weirmr.44 , 4 •
Manufacturing Chemists. •
• 4th and Hawn i4tieevi •
.01; 4 4 id:. •
• •
For Subscriptions to"lke .. .WT . 4er? Joitnsal sine*
• •,. • ktst Publication.
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deo Dakii];, to. Jan. 1, ' • '
Fkitomtio kW - inner. to Jan L.
Robt..ll - offtrian: to Jan 1.1 T: .
Wm - Hoffman; to - Jdn 'l, ..;..
Wl;g - gan and Trighl to Nov - 28.15.,
Jacob richwic dt Co, to Jan 1;
Thiie Hammer..sto slan 1 11: .. . .
M Beana,_toJati .
Ilk/lard Brown, to 15..-e .15, 15 .
Thivid Judson.; to ; two; 167-
1.; W Rich irdt6n; to Jan
;Jainer White. to - - .3nly 111.
J R arkt W Jan 1, i6T.:
lloti B to*Jan 1. 17. „ . ..
H Firililliail, to Jan 13, 11 •
llaVid A Sinith. to Janrr.:B3T • • • •
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James ()fen .
_to July .25,. •eil . - • •11 75
W'S CUllson, to Jan 1. '67: ..... : .... ..:
... .. :
'Win P Chillson. t-, Saul; !67' ,- • -
Co) • -• • ' 2.5
David .Frown. (care Schweers &) to Jan:1; 1 67:::
275
James Irefeehe.; t -, --Jan I,'6i, -
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Win Steil tvatton.. to joly.l. '65 ; .'..
.r C H.:llis. to Jan" 1; 'ta • -
Dant Rombl•-:. to Dec 6 "An "
Juhit M'Stauf[er,.n, _Jan 16, 'GT.
Owen - O'Netl, to'Jan.S,.•67
A Knapp. LA Nov 1.'66• -
Thne - Oeci Al 7, to March - 10 .66..
Deal Lashborn, to Jan 17,
Joseph - Arrowsmith. - Jah.f."
'Jot , Seitz, to Jan 1,'67 • •
Dan! F.l3arry, to Feb 4. 917 •
J.A Harper. to :Jail 1, , . ..
Fred .Wagner, tri . :Titn 14, MT
Ward&..Banm. - to Jan I. "
David 1) Mane) to Feb 1,
Joe Allen to ,Tanl.• '67... . .....
.Gross. Homer & C0..t0 lan IT, '67.
-A Wife:, to Jan 1..'67 '• • .
It lieckscher Co tit Jan.!.
•Tas . flungimay. to. Auril 19,'66 - •
Wm Major: to jan .
Judge Donaldson; Jan1....67
.S.saluffman. to Jan 1. • • •
*Joshua Reigle..to-Sept 14;1111 •
Georze Hofferkamn,.to-Jan 1,'67..,.
• Wm'.l . Force. -to Nov 4: 4.16 .. ... „
Joe Patterson. Prest . to Jan :.
:Francis McLean,-to' May 14, '66_ ...
John Molt, to Jan 17,..1:7 • •
HoWell.liarlin.& Co. to Jan 1: •67:..
q' to jati ... : ...
1 Richardson.. to. Jan 19..'67:.... • •
01; 8.,Vd. - to Jan n 67 • •
RUM.Patteri. to Jan . .. . .
Daytd &Richards,. to•Jan.l, '67: •
j.Myers.: to janl.M7 • " •
- Dant Brittain to Jan.l, •67-'' -
john:E Lehman. to,Jan 1.
ll P. Taylor. tO Jan 1, ......
:11ColiWelst, to jan 1, .47 •
J G &GS Reppger. to jail 1. '67
Wharton Harmsley. - to Jan 1N7*:...
S John &Son to April2l,•'66 - ]....... - ..
Mies - Harriet Baker. to Jun..1„ .. .66 .
j a 4 R powr t ion„-to Jan 1' '6.7
Abrahain Avers to Jan .1 '67- • . -
John LADIrUP, to' Sou 1. MT.:.:..;..:
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.W W Pons) to Jan 1, MT • ' • •
John Spencer :to Jan
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John .11 Douglass, to Jan 26, '67 • .
•lenac Lipman: to: an 1...6T ..
.11 K Keitter, to 'July - 16; .. . .
DaYbi Thomas. to Jtile • 2l„-'66 -• : •
`it C 144,Yer..t0 Jan .1. 'GT
C:Reinhart, W ;Din 21....67 • .
Jacob, Shelly, to . 'Tune 1: '66
.I*.S Dotter. to Feb .
-
.Henry Beverly; to Jail 1, - MT
.0 A Fey. Pilau-1..67
ne,, V-4,4, to Jur 1 'GI . ... .
iterij: ilaward. to Tan 1. MI • ,
N.I? Unstick: to Jan 1, '67: ..... ...
J. hn Starrett, tit Jan 1-67 • • • •
Isaac May. to :lune 26, '67 . • "
Juhn to-Jan 11. MT ' • .
David Mutt. tc, - Jah 1. , '67. •
.R S Unger. to Dee .20. . . . ..
.S.S Ward. to !tiny .64 -
,lohn:Teter..to Jan 29:M7 .... • . ...
Wal` ace Se. - Mooley, Vl:April - I,MT • '
Rachel A. Morriw,tn Jun 1,'67 .,.:.::..
• Oscar Sillyman. to' Feb 9. '67 ..... . . . .)..
..P•hirYarniill to . iTan 1, '67.. ' • • .
Tilos Brantley) to Jan 1. '67 • .
Henry-Cr:mks:to:Feb - 5: .. .....
,Joelina 1101 t, to Oct 29, : • • '
, James Nl4,tre, to Jule!. '66: . ... . • ....
M 1) 'lag, to Jot 26,MT
Hunt Urns; • • .•'
"tie Gen N.li Seliwebk,. to May 1,.
M* , LlOYri,to Jait .1, •67 ' •
. sham of Derr,. to ;Lin 1, 2 67 • • • • •
Jamee.Tae:gart, to Jan
T Filbert. to:Jan-L .'67.- • • • •
Potter and flatcheldor A Co . to Feb' T. .66..
This- Gorman, to Jan 1. . .. .. . - • ••• •
• Wrn Hay, to Feb
El'enbeth-Harris to Oct 1.'67:.........
Fruueis•Dengler April 1, .... :
"Cox &',C lark to. Feb -.I; MG • • • • • •
Thos Mibior to Janl:'67 - • • • .
W A Medlar Jan 26, .. ...... .
L-Bomliardner to:Feb:l, 'GT. .. , ...
I,ert Adams. Feb S, MT -- • .
Dr .1 W. Bit d tti-Jaif T. MT • " • • .
W S Tb it lls tO.Feb 9. ...
Itewalt Faust to' an 1.:M7 • • • -
.1) . .1 Evans to Sept 1, '6' , • •
JOint %Mei- &W Ang 10.. MG: . ... .. • •-• • •
1 - IV Skhreger to July .15, '66
A Hurn. to . Anz 1, . • .
„Wm • Littlehalea. to Jan 1,..67 ; •
: Sara! Otto fo•.fin I. '66- .
Le, is .1 Lewis to Feb in. '67 • -
T Egan. teacher, t • Jan OS, '67 ... ....
.LuigiVell.th Jan 1, MT : • • • '
Wm E Johnson & Co, to Jan '1.'67......:....
- .Mon (;!ark td,Polt 4. MT •
. II Weld Fuller to .Lin 1. 'GT • •
Etit B 4;ckons Febr 1,
Win Short tb Jan 1:: '67 .
:chits Ilewett.to7an 1. '67. -1
Nell - ,k.Sun to 4tti 1. . - •
J 0 Tit m4iine ti jrn.l' '66 ". •
.Wto Tirnistritie' to .Imi 1,'66 - •
,Limes:Silliman to jitt 1. '67 . • '
• Lewis. kivimiried to•Jaol, '67 ` -
John A d..reon to Feb ..16. , 67 •
Jaw', s, ticirdori to Jan t,
• - ,67 .
John Zepton. Pi Inn' . '67 • . •
Wm s Lewis to Feb 7. •67 • •
:Isaac 11 Aber O Feb I, .67 -
Wulter.Pandall pc) Aprll 20, '66 . •
S Lotigacre F0:11.7. '66 -
Th. u rns -UFO t Feb •19. _ .. ,
Nlartlia Zortte Dec. 26. '66 .
Ree•e•Feb 17: '67. ......
W F Wagenseller to Oct - t: '66 "
John,E Privet° 7.ein- 1: M 47 • . •
- Wary I#4,wer to 'Feb 29, •67; ....
:Wm Wynotri to Jan 1; '6l • • ~
Pali Brink Coal Co. [4, Feb 17, '67 ...... .
Dr J II •Britinit to July 10. '66.: .... .. .
Reland Jones to Jan 1, '67 . •
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,P it Hans to. Lin I. '6l
to Jan 1 , 47
:John D • John. tt Felt 4. •
Rubt SMlttyr.to.F , l) -22 .- .•67 •
Geuipwrlght to June., 916
• Mary Weir. Teacher. to Feb 27 i ' 67 • •
DaMOI R.Betinett. to Jan I; '67 - •
'John' M Monison to Feb '23,
I M ifzingei to Feb . 2)l. 'ITT •
,Tenkhr.Peynolds.toJan 1. '67
'Kate C itier to Jan 1. MT- •
Winiam - Lnekenbill to AIM 23..66 '
• Henry G Shubze to'Noy 21. '66 .. ..... .. ..
•Rer-S.A liolinati tit Feb 1, .. ...... . -
Ctisiner:Stickney & tVellington to:Jan .1;
Win itehMr to Feb 24;'67 • •
Louis H Koch to Jan 1, '67 ' •
AndreW ItObertion to Jan 1.''67
Mrs Jacob Rhoads to Marith 1. t 67 ' •
. Alfred Mun.ott ut.March' 1, '67 •
D 11.Wilccix.to Nov 20; '66 •
Zizler, to Sept 1).'66 • • • '
Wm Craig' What ton to Jan 1,• 6S •
.Dr - BF Shatifinn to... Feb 9 'GT.
• joy N liancox to March 1.-'67 • •
Henry . ReevOto.fan 1. '67
Saute Watkins; Teacher. pf reb 21,-;67 ... ..
Mercantile Library to Marchl,'67 '
Geo M. Downing to Jan 1, '67..:: , •-
White Jr, I'o-eland to Feh '26, '67
'Eara'Cnckili to Jan 1. MT
Chas Williams. to Jan 24 'W.":
P Thoutwori to Oct
Th. : A . Raird to June 1...66 • . '
John Meaty to March 1.'67 -
• •
Jae Oliver . to Jun. 1.
Shindle •&*Tkmd to Kuehl:l - '67u : • . -
Marc E'Rovsitee)Teacher, to March 1; '67,:..
LeYlLatibenfleln to Jan 1. '67; ... . .
S _Ft. Cooper to Sept L :•66 '
I+ihn• [grin's, .Sd •U.S Cavalry, :to' Ang 3,-'66,
•
Henry Bnsv , 'll to July 1. '66 - . • , •
Smipson Walleasa to Jan 1, MT • ' . - •
Mon is A Ely to, Jan 1. '67- •
John' Thurwell to Sept 1. '66 '
Charles J Barry
.to March .
John E Hann:or-to OctOber
.29; '66 •-• • •
C C Ltingtri Feb 1. '67 • • •
C FirroW to March 1. . ....
.J T Btruard • 4 Son .Sept -
Sang Zimnicimag to Mardi.)66..; ..
Sharp A-Van Plenty Jan 1, . •
John MuchcitOreld•tich 1. '67 • •
I,o[ Wainwright Feb 27; -
Coot to Jan I,MT • ' •
John-Frick to D0e.27. '6O • • '
.Jas.Donoghtie March . o. • • • '
David C'ark tit-March 1; • • • - •
• Cildwell, Conant A Co, Feb 19; - '417 . • '
- B F Sb . ecder to Sept 'ln, '66 ' -
HO Of: to March I;.MT • • • •
`Nathaniel Knowele to March - 1,'G7.:::.. . :...
Jtph Morgan lo Jan .1, ' • •
Chas Reed - to Jaa 'GT " • ' ' •
DJ Price to Jan 1, , M7 : • • I
MARCH
sicieEmrs
-Ttin following good :Mae we extract from
the last number of that spicy, humorous Jour
nal, "The New Fork Saturday Press :" ,
Ex-Presidcif Buchanan is,, said to spend
most of his time telling stories i about. the
grandeur of his adminpitration the "old
public functionary" la evidently in his anec-•
An exchange pays that "stpterfalls" , afe
prohibited by the - English . game laws The
clause applying to them reads:, 'Netting the
bare shall be,punished by fine," etc.• -
31r: George 'Moore read a paper before - the
New York• Historical Society - the other eve
ning, on.' "North.. American • Rock Writing,
_etc. , We are curious to know if he explain
ed the mystertons 'signification of "S. T.—
As .a 'proof of the intelligence:of the people:
of Nevada it is sated that of thirty nine per
sons in the State Prison (mostly Indianb)
were able to_ read" and • write,. and - most of
them to Play draw poker.• . • .
- -
We were told, the other day, of 'a ccrur
teous.wag who,.in the excess of .bis polite
ness, never swallowed an oyster wittiont say
hig, "Good li s ye, 'Valve." •
• •
•• The Washington Republican says that its•
fondness for oysters at this season amantus
Nobody la - ever 4o admit -that he
has been "caught.tiapping," wiles.. to hap.
pens.to be , a batter. • . • .
Etazi WOOtrit 7laify. •
RECONSTRUCTION.
Evisdenoe Before the Opratnittee of Fifteen,
~ its so
The Political Aspect in the 13e
. bellious States.
The great length of the . evidence taten by
the ReConstruction Committee, . : Precludes as
much as we detire it, the posaibility of roblish
ing it entire... But we will give' the most im
portant points of the testimony of Gans.
Thoniss,•Grierson, HatCh and Saxton, which
la remarkablraignificant, as well for the in
formatiOn conveyed as to the. real condition
of political affairs in the Gulf States as for
disc Overing the
,logiCal sequel:tees to which
the expositions given by
. those distinguished
officers irmsistibly. tend. . -
- Gen. Thoinam's Timeinsony. •
Oen. George It. Thoinas whose command
embraces Tennessee, - Georgia, Alabama and
IdississiPpi, testifies: • ' • -
.
• •
" If -national" troops and .
the Freedmen's,
Bureau were tO be itlidnAwn.from Alabania
I do nothelieve, that the Unionmen or. the
freedmen could have justice done tliem. In
justice toviard them would commence in
suits in.courts for petty offenses and neigh
borhood combinations to. annoy .theni so
much that theY could not reside there.. I am
satisfied that twit abetter. state of feeling
shall arise there: it :all restraint, should be're
moved, the freedcrien would be thrown back
into a 'condition. of virtual Slavery—that is,
they would , be coinpelled by legfilative en
actments to labor for little or no wages, and
legislation would- assume such a form that
they would not dare leave-their employers
for fear
. .:of punishment . ; and unless whitel
men who had been Union men through the
war had .very strong personal friends.. they
_could not live in the State. .::.They Would - be
annoyed .so yarinus ways that they
could not live there in any peitee'or-coinfort.
I' think ernigranta :from abroad - would be
kindly received, lint I think emigrants' froth
the North, or ,I.J . nion men, would be'coldly
received and treated with indifference. •
• • * There is
no danger of trouble frorn negioes remaining
where they,are, unless whites treat Mena so t
badly that they are compelled in self-defense
to rise up against them. . • .
• * •I think in every instance where
the negro has been assured that: he would be
paid. for . wages, and he- has -gone to - work
willingly; and has, continued to work 'as long
ris - thfccontract has been: faithfully perfortned
on; the part-of theeMployers Ido notthink
Georgia differs materially.frona Alabama.
In reply to a: question as to the nature and
•
objects of, secret organizations hi the South
said' to be hostile to, the • government; Gen.
Thomas says,:
To embarrass the Goverrunent of :the Uni
ted States in the proper administration.of the,
affairs - of the.country, by endeavoring or ma
king strong efforts to gain very important
concessions : to the.people of the South ; 'if
possible:6) repudiate ; the -national debt in
curred in consequence of the Rebellion, , or to
gain such an • .ascendency in Congress as to
make provision for the assumption by,Con
gresi of the - debt - incurred by.tlaltebel Gov
.ernment ; and also, in case the United . Stat es
Gokrernment eau lie involved in a threign•war.
to watch their opportunity and take advan•
. taae of the' first - that - occurs to: strike for the
independence;of_tlie.States lately in rebellicin:
Q. In what would their advantages.eotsist
in - breaking up: the Government? A. They
wish to
,be recognized as citizens of the Uni=
fed States, with the, same rights they hacl be
fore the war. ' . . •
Q. How can - they do that bY involving ms
in 'a war, With England or. Franee,• in •whieh
they would take part against us? A...1n that
event - their desire is to . reestablish the South
ern Confederacy ; they have'nOt yet given up
their- desire for a separate government, and if
they have an opportunity to strike' for it
again. they. will do so.
Q. Does theintelligence in-regard to these
- organizations reach you from such authentic
source"- - as to comm-and our belief - of their
ex hence ? ,A. Yes ; it comes from very
tru,,tworthy men, • . • •
Q, What is the condition' of the freedmen.
in Tennessee? A.. The condition_' of. the
freedthen of Tennessee is very . favorable at
this time; a very great- improvement has ta
ken place in their condition,. and if the affairs
.of the Freedmen's 13ureau can - be administer
ed for another year iri the way they have been
administered for the last six niontlis,.mutual
confidence - would be reStored betivetm whites
and blacks. and I ern very muchin hope,tbat
the freedmen could then be . left to the pro
tection of the civil authorities of the State..
• Q. Then the. administra! ion , or the Freed
men's Bureau- has niet With . your approval.?
Q Under General Fisk A. ,Yes, sir. .
• Q Would you recottinend the abolition-.of
the Freedthen's Thireau in that State?, A.
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Gen. fr!,el!ermin7s
• 'Gen.: B. H. Grierson, who has been in
command in the Huntsville (Alabaini)•dis•
triet,, Since the closes of hostilities, testifies:
..
At the time - of the . surreader .of 'Lee and
'Johnson my impression of timpeople there
was, that they, were willing to accept almoNt
any terms which, might be . granted, .them by
the.Goyermilent.
_There appeared to be great
fear manifested. by them that all their-prop
erty wonld be confiscated, and that possibly
they' would not be ,idlowed to rerriain in the
country. 'That appeared to be the fc'eling
among wealthy, and influential' classes. -I
think at. that time they
,'.would have been
swilling : to accept any terins granted to_ them.
Bin they haye".grown, from time to titne,
More exacting, in their detnands. • Many: of
them had the appearance at first of accept
ing the, situation, and of being willing .to
abide, the result. This Was particularly. the
• case with : private soldiers and the poorer
classes of the South. •There.were, of course,
but 'a few of:-the. liealthier classes whO felt
very bitter. and talked a'great deal about
-leaving the South. entirely, and abont not be
ing willing to remain there, offering:to sell
their property at, reduced' prices. I think
that instead of griming' more willing, to 'ac
cept the situation, they, are Showing a more
intense . feeling of bitternesi towards' the
Government. • I speak of leading men more
particularly. . Theyd° not. app,ear to think
that they have_done anything,.wrong. ' Their
only regret seems_ ' to be that they . had not
ingans to carry Out their designs, and this,
feeling of, hostility governs the majority. At'
•the time 9f the appointment of civil officera a
great many of those who had served during
the Rebellion were reappointed. There was
hardly a loyal man appointed to anycivil office'
I do not 'know one who Was. . That' of course
indieates the , fe..ling of the people. Then
previona to an.election, • officers were station:
ed at di ffetient points to adminiSier the amnes
ty oath,- but a great many would not take it
and voted at:the election without regard to
it.. In '.many of ' the counties their votes
Were so far:as "know, • men who had- sympa
thized with the Rebellion; rainy Of them bad
been in the . . Rebel army and .:were hitter in
their feelings against ,the United States Gov
ernment
, Q To what do yort attribute the change
of sentiment, between the tirne.of Lee's sur•
render and later on ? A.:I think if the , dis
loyal had been dealt with more severely there
would have been less dissatisfaction and-more
loyalty; in the . South today; .their demands
( a • t the dine I left
.have steadily. increased ;
they complained that the - Congressmen were,
not.affirtitted, and they s emed to.think that
on that.account they were an injured people.
I think that 'every Congressmen elected in
the 'State, of:Alabama was elected by reason
.6f his devotion to the Cause of the'Rebellios,
•Some of them Seryed at Richmond as Con
.-gressmen, and, others as. officers in the Rebel
army, but in no case that I know of was a
loyal man eleeted.:'• The truly loyal people of
Alabama do ,not -.Wish the present elected
Congressmen - and . Senators from that State
admitted into Congress. . • . • ... :
_ Q. Do you know anything of secret prgim
izatiorts among the Rebels? A. Lhave care
fully studied andconsidered that matter, and
from many things that : I have noticed, there
is'a general murmuring in the*South and a
. great anxiety to organize the militia and to
get rid• of the army and the Freedmen's Bu.
jean ;.I think there are such 'organizations; .
of course I . Only give my opinion on that sub
ject ; freideyerything I could learn, .and from
studying Southern yeople., - I do•not think it
would be"wise to withdraw the 'Military and
Freedmen's.Bureau; It would 'result in great
*twice .and injuq to the colored. people,
and also to the 'poorer -elutes of the whites,l
and all loyal white men at the South: . . ,
( 4 ,- a' 3 N.C44 l. ffill Itay. l o_9 l rrie.ii,r4 l4 il l
thh diaixerion . : Of the tegroes . in r*id to
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work, if they are prorierly paid ? A. I have
been Very agreeably disappointed' hi regard
to that. I found :negroes much more willing
to work, and less disposed to depend upon
.the aid of the Government than I had sup
posed they would be; I have been surprised
to see them go to Work`so freely and cheer
fully ; I-did not expect that the whole sys
tem of lator could be changed at once. as it
were,. and haveao few evil results ; I feared
theta very large number of.'negrees would
have'to be fed and supported a long time by
*Government ;- but perceiving their anxiety to,
get work; and their willingness to work for
those who they think will pay them promptly,
I have changed, my mind entirely ha regard
to thrit matter. . •
lilt your opinion that nezroes, if they
had a fair chance, will 'be a 'salt-supporting
people? A. .Yes, sir.. . ' - •
. Q. Do you apprehend negro insurrections .
In case negroes are pot priperty treated ; ? A..
I think negroes have shown a remarkable de
gree of patience, 'although many of them
have beet brutally , treated since thasurren•
der'; they have manifested no dispositiou to
rebellion:; I think there is ti . great desire on
the part of many Southern people for an as
sumption of their. debt ; They wishlo bring
that about, and MEILIY desire to be paid for
their slaves; L think they would oppose the
payment of the national debt ; I think they,
Julys no patriotism for the Union, they appear :
to be now as much devoted to the"cause of the
Rebelliim as they were .during they, war.
They appear to accept the situauon because
they canuot do' anything,else at. present, not
because they are 'satisfied with h. think
that if another election were' held for Goa
gressmesand Senators they would elect men
who are even stronger:in their sentiments for
the South and against the Government, than
those lietetefore elected. •
..
Q. What is public sentiment in regard to a
foreign. mar ? A:: They seein - to manifest a
great - de-0e to have this country involved. in
a war with•france in . regard to Mexice.; I
think. that as, a general thing, in case of such
an event, they would seize that opportunity
to turn.against the Government • olcourse%
•there are:exceptions,:but this is the true sen
timent of the leading people of, the Smith, or
of those there who have controlling influence,'
and it is my very firni' belief,, after all I have
'been able to learn of, the. Southern people
during the war and since.the Surrender, that
.the Spirit' of : resistance still exists there as
strong as ever, and that in the event of this
country e
•ngtwing .
in a forei,gn war, the ene
mies of the averntnent 'Of the United States
throughout the South do meditate and will
not.fati to• seize that.opportunity to attempt
again its destruction.. . . •
Marion's Tesitmeny,
I think- a sniall portion of the people of
Georgia earnestly desire to fulfill their obli
gations as citizens of the United States, tont a
large majority of the. people -:are= disloyal at
heart and have no hilts for the
' II,Mon ; they
look ibrward to the time When they can set
p"a separtne or,, , rinitation- for themselves.—
The influence ilithe small class
. who desire
w
to do hatis. right, is •not very great. I'do
not tiiink . they eould live there in safety with
out the presence Of soldiers. - Ai gener..l
rule 'they have no faith in the freedom of the
Blacks, and it is, their desire to, prove that
emancipation hue failure—that the best 'don
dition
,of the - colored man is one of servitude.
In the election of p?rsons to office, those yrho
haVe been:stronely identified :With the rehel
lion are preferred. The fact that a person is;
and has heen'thoroughly loyalto the United
States I think would be fatal to hiS election.
to.any office'in the gift'of the people. Such
'is the, case so fat as.my'knowledge extends.
There has been no change in pubhc Sentintent
slime his surrender, extept that, if possible;
they are More openly disloyal, now than they
were at . first. • . It. 'was a general rule under
the proVisional government of the State, to
appoint n - ien.to office who. were disloyal. At
heart disloyalty was. no bar to their appoint
ment. ' When .Lee surrendered, the' leaders
Of his'arrny and a great portion of the intelli
gent seldiera - believed that they. would never
afterward have any political rights, and they
were surprised at• the leniency that has been
'she - sin them by the. Government. and: the fact
that they have received so ntuch encourage
ment has 'operated to make theta more open
ly defiant than they were before. lt is my
opinion that if a sterner policy had been' pur
sued and_ pardons confined, or. 'granted in
smaller nuethers..of cases, the condition of
.'that State would have beep better than it is
now. In regard to those entering upon coin=
niercial relations - in Geor„ia,.l beliesie it is
the qettled policY of the people not to give'
Northern men 'any chance whatever ,if they
can avoid it.' It is the opinion of.those who
have gone into business there, that, they are
:persecuted simply because they are Northern
' men. and Union Men. Among_the great Ma
jority of the White. poptilatiou, hatred th Yart
keesla thorough and intense. If the United
.States-military forces were to be withdrawn,
.it would - be hardly possible for Northern men
and Union nien to 'remain there, particularly
those who had taken any-prominent part on
the side 'of the Government. • • •
• .
Gen. 'Saxton says positively, that if. the
freedmen are granted the rights to which they
are entitled; that they will become a self-sup
pOrting and intelligent race. , He says on this
po. • .
I think it'vital to the safetY'and prosperity,
of. the:two races in the South that the negro
should be inimediately put in possession of all
his rights as a ',man. The :word ".color"?
should be left out of all•laws, Constitutions
and regidations for the..pepple ; and I think it
vital to the safety of the Union that this should
be done. I think the withdrawing the army
and the - Freedmen's ,Bureau froth Georgia at
ihis:titi:e would be fettifullo 'Contemplate. I
fear it vrould lead to an insurrection and -to 'a
war of the raves: 'The only way in :which to
races can.live togetherin:peace and prosper
ty is by giVing the black race the same polit
ica' rights that the . whites enjoy.,
- . Gen, Hattie* Testimony.
Gen, 'Hat says that the disloyal sentiment
in 31ississipm. is-intense. '.Union men could
not remain there if there were no national
troops to protect them.. He says further that
i
there s an exPectation among the people that
they will be made up the losses they have
sustained in slaves; property, etc., by the op
eration of the Union armies during the rebel
lion.
- . • - • • •
I have always found the negro willing to
work when he was assured that he would be
paid according to his contract.
Q. What would be the effect upon the Uni
on men and negroes of removing the troops
and the Freedmen's Bureau? A. think it
would, be the most unfortunate thing for the
State itself that could be done ; I do not be
lieve a sensible mart in the State would like
to have all the troops •removed ; they might
like to have tbe negro troops, removed .be- -
cause of their antipathy - to seeing them carry-.
hag muskets; hut do not think they would
object to having white troops there'if they
were removed ;I think the result in the case
of the negro would be either that they would
'reduce him to some - state approaching slave.ry
or they would drive him out of the State,' and
they would stop:emigration by that- because
they .could not go there and get along without
labor.; it would; _therefore, be very -unfortu
nate for the State. •,
There is other testimony equally conclu
.
sive, which we have not space to publish. It
shoWs that Congress is acting wisely in
throwing guards against the admission into
that body of the representatives of a people
whose hands are red with -the blood of our
brothers, and ivhotie hostility to the. National
Government is open.and avowed. It may be
the. President's but it certainly cannot be our
'people's "p
. .
olicy," to adn:tit these people into
a participation in the Government, until they
have exhibited " fruits meet for repentance."
A Rimr.t. ORGAN'S CANDID. CONFESSIONS.-
Keutueliy is determined, at the end of the
rebellion, •to exhibit a hate of the Govern
meat which, at the first:show of treason in
arm's; the leading men of that State. Vainly
strove to. conceal.. . The Louisville Democrat,
the organ - of Kentucky traitors, thus frankly
portrays the feeling of its partisan friends
• "There is no grosser falsehood _published
thaw that the SDu ern Stateit willingly accept
the onerous conditions impoied upon their
adnibishin by the Administration. They take
it as all that an all-powerful, ungenerous foe
will grint, not as m accordance with their
wishes or . .the constitutiob." • •
The Riclunond Enquirer denounces the re
sialntions and ridicules the proceedings of the
Union State Gonventicin *Leh. nominated.
General .Geary.- Bo does the Philadelphia
Age and igindresi journals. "Birds of alteth-
BAN.NAN'S
mu( nannst arum
Ma vis( positrol three Pmm.Ea Dow" moose
So .aseesta ADS BOOK flla , ace Or'
aolyttoo at tbatelca of the Ammar, sitalLS.
awn ftemb•einkiatixr giber immuOmmis as
tT..
Ilealts, Pasmsiikless.. " . ISMS sit la teliias — . '
- Maims Fasters ,: ; _. . lits IrilebissiA -
Articles eit 4kgin Time Simko,
1
fill1:111esils, : - Order. Elnsiarn,, at.,
At the Teti 111 Iii Bidet.Cita : itOdt 4,4011 Tin;
is znore extensive than that of any other idles In QV
section of the State, and we keep, hands ezip te l4o 33, * a
presely forlobbing, -, Heft , a Wall* PAR
we, wilt guarantee our w to, be as" neat as any ibeit
can be tentednat to the cities. , PEDITIVii 211 COL
041/1 . *as st the shortest Who - : - - . •
BOOK BINDERY.
Books bound in every "midi otstyls. Rant Daft
or every description mananctored, knurl ant Mod ne
twins, at aborted write.. . - •
(Eduattional Apititstu.
J. A. :TIC
.Editor
NAXATA 3 /7N7' ITOInL4tL EtWiUKOL.
Hien.
The growing demands of the present age,
and of our country, are making it kapera !
tively necessary that
.a majority of• tbe.pres
ent generation of teachers should be vastly
more impmved professional skill and effi
ciency. • The annual, report of- every. County • '
Superintendent iti.the State corroborates this
fact, and deplores this great want 'of onr
Common Schools. Directors . are becoming
aware of the utility of improved methods of
teaching; and parents themselves are be
coming dissatisfied with the insufficiency of ,
the instruction received' by their Children. ;-
In view or this manifest -want, :we., have . a
remedy in our State Novmal Schools. These
were established by thel'State, and under the
act creating them; three have already been
put into operation. So successful have they
became, and so great is the demand for well
trained teachers, that hundreds arc annually..
unable to gain admittance for want of suffi- •
cleat accommodations. The citizens or.
Berks County in common With ourselves, ex
periencing this want of profeasional training
among their teachers, aod finding a difficulty
in' obtaining it in the already over-crowded -
Normal Schools of the State' have purchased
'ten acres of land at •Kniztown near the East .
Penn. .R. linecl, upon which Alley ere-erect
ing the nedessary buildingt for nornial School '
purposes. They expect -them to be comple
ted, and recognized by the State next June..`
The funds requisite to the accomplish- -
ment of this are alamtlffty,thousand dollars; -
thirty thousand of which have already' been
subscribed by the citizens of Berks County;
a portion of the balance is expected so be
14aken by the ' citiiens •of Schuylkill -• The •
stock is divided into shares of one hundred
dollars each . which, tam' its recognition 'of
the State, Will pay handsome dividends. The-.
State- annually appropriates five thousand
dollars as patronage to the institution ; _aver
age cost of tuition in other NOrmal Schools'
about - -. 520, average, number - of students .dtt- .
ring the pa'at year 585, salaries of teachers
about $65 00. Front. this it will be seen that -
tlie- : ievestment is a good and . safe one, safe •
betause the land and buildings are security - -
for the money invested: '
Berks. Schuylkill and Lehigh form the
Third Normal' School District of the State,
making the present situation the, most cen
tral and accessible from all points. Board-..
ins;. the principal item in a school of this.
character, can. be obtained .at n very reason , -
able figure, making it a - point of economy. •
As we are all therefore directly or indirect.
ly interested, in the cause
n of, universal educs
• on, and hail with joy the ‘oilward - progress•
of our free school system, freighted as it Is
with all Unit upholds, and perpetuates our
free institutions,. we would appeal to our
moneyed men to lend a helping hand to our
neightiors in their efforts to elevate and pro
mote this,grent cause;" not,onlyin their own
county, but in ours:, JESSE NEWLIN.
Ma. Eorros..—With 'respect to the t
question that appeared in the - "Educational
Colman," as to the expediency - of: having a
rule to prohibit whispering in school, I think
it is better not to, have such a rule. I have
tried it 'over and over again, and' haimits of
tenlailed....l. have found it itnposSible to have
. whispering in; the schoolroom. Such a'
rule then is made only to be broken, and
thus destroys the authority of the' teacher.
With respect to. the second question, as to,
the infliction. of toporeal punishment on a
pupil-for failing.in a lesson; here the teacher
into be governed by 'circumstances. 'When
ti.pupil tries to . prepare a lesson and fails'
through a • lack of natural ability,, it' would
be a manifest injustice to punish him ;. he
he needs encouragement'. rather. But very
frequently, the cause of failure in recitation
irr,idleness, 'carelessness or pree.rastination..
In snail cases, tbe application - of the rod
may have a wholesome effect. A.
QUESTION CORNER.
How would you prev . ent truancy?
8017 ND DOCTRINE.
. ,
The followinextraeL from the recent speech
gs
of Hon. Thos. Williims, of Pennsylvania, in Con
grfies,:reilecte the sentiments of the truioanien of
the country :.. • ~
. . . . . .
-- . .
"The .time has now, Conte, however, to rectify;
these errors, and to assert and-maintain the right- -
ful jariedietion.and- power of. this 'body, if they
are ever to bo asserted again. With the highest
admirationpf the constancy and heroisni of the
present Executive under the severest trials, and
with every.dispOsition te. support his administra-,
'non So far a's fidelity to my 'own high trust will
allow, I - cannot • coosent that a qheation.like this,
in which the interests of-so many generations are
involved, shall be withdrawn fr - om the people of -
the royal. States, who have suffered and sacrificed
en largely, and settled by the decision of Any one •
or even seven men,, no matter whence they come
or what position-they may hold. .No more -.can I
allow-Myself to he instructed here, that while the
power of settling the terms of re.dmiesiOn is with
the President; I have no juriatiiction as an Amer
ican legislator. except to register the acts that
. he has doneiand then humbly inquire, as a mein
her of 'the House only, whether the candidates"
who prssent themselves for admission here have
complied .with the more formalities which their
Legislatures have oreseribed. •Itis here only—in
hese Halls,. that Ameridan _liberty can live. They.
aro her inner - sanctuary,- her. holy of holies, her .
strong tower'of .'defense, her last refuge and abi•
ding place: • Here are - her altars, and here her
priesthood. It is only here, too; that My. own •
great' State ; - whose blond has been poured out like
rain, and - whose canonized dead are now sleeping
on every b ittle-fieldfor freedom, his been cal.led
into counsel daring the Wit- four years. Shit . hart
no voice elsewhere._ On the_
- theory of the Presi
dent and the results of his eiperiments she bail
. given 'out no uncertain sound. Sliabids hereon.,
whom she has placed on guard' at 'the Capitol le
this hour of the nation's trial, to stand faithful,
as did - herheroes in the hictotly trench, by . their
trusts as , Representatives; and resist-with jealous
watchfulness every attempt, from whatever (par- •
. ter,- to encroach upon .the jast powers Which she
has delegated to them.. •If ; the . performance of
this duty. should involve s difference with the
executive of her own choice, whils she'would de
-plore the neceisity, she will.expect her Represen
tatives to take counsel from those Act sent-them
here; alike nnawed by the. frOwns and uusedric4cl
'by the blandishmenia a power. I•dreadthe con
filet, which ie not a new one in the world's his-.
tory; bat. I cannot choose but meet 'it when It
.4:on:teal. and L have a trust that we shall yet be
able'to discusi the great question' of the times,
and-to settle it, too; without prejtrdiee, and in ut
ter . tiblivion of the fact that the Executive has
any theory on the anbject." - - :
.UNITED WE STAND
(From the Quincy. Whig and Republic:an.] .
In the office and out of the' office we meet
and greet Union, friends, and they all expresis
but one opinion. - Stand by Congress!. stand
by our Representatives!' give them a word
of cheer! • No traitors in our. councils! Keep
the halls of legislation-free and pure from-the
'presence of such ! Advodate protection for
the freedmen ! • , He was our friend--the Arai
tor was and is-our foe! . -
These are the unanimous sentiments of the.
people of Qunicy and old Adams. No fear
of division or di-senslon in our ranks. :This
peOple have lived too near the seenes of war
—lost too many relatives
_and friends on the
battle fields of the South—have seen too'much
of the devilish spirit that conceived and Inau
gurated the edifier of iebellion—tollve up.
one inch of ground which has been-so dearly
won: And they call hira wbo would num
,
der our vantage
The slave.
Whose tresseti like the dsadly
• - Creeps ceer the councils of the brass
To blast them In:their might.".• -
We hope that. our friends throughout the
country wit continue active and . earliest in
the cause, as from these especially we heir ,
AN Antniass PROM JOHN MINOR Boi-rs.—
John Minor Botts has just issued an address
to the • people of Virginia. • Ile Biloy8; "I
would forfeit fifty seats in the -Senate—aye,
the Presidebey itself—if -it were offered to
me, to-morrow, .sooner than see that seces
sion Democracy raised to power again,
,ex
cept that such•a position would enable mto
crush 'it the more effectually than' by, other,
means." After citing legal authorities to ins.; •
taro his views of the illegality of the Prest:
dent's pardons, 'Mr. Butts closed his letter
as follows:- "Now ...want it to be under
stood, •not , Sic pardon haa•been granted Ahat
I desire talk revoked; there is no.ntan - that
have cared to see pronouneed an alien by
the 'law, provided full justice is done to the
Union men, of whom there are front thirty
bitty thousand m this State,- and who would
openly proclaixa themselves such, If ,it were
not for the terror Of pubUo opititott . and the
feat- of denunciation . from the-public ;-pretta;
but if there were - even but shandfole ba
ltes'a dozen—ot if I stood illonet:I would &-
Mead it far myself; therefore. I :all 'upon
all Vol.* 1064 . tbe Xt!) , lttt` And in the
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