edltiitWott Corelldeney
bud pesfect iitplarliarts by mess-.
sire of-1. :Landinnm-und Coffisylo*
• tare orsliaberh. ',,ThirtYdropetiarawsidplii amp.
sagaliwilletfriti check:the dlarrinmel3 t Are
vent its return careshrmidelvrayt be - taken to continue
the malteine everl time homes inditninialsing,
aeeded
dosee 0,
1015,10;0,'When hateful dint
`l In caws the firer does , not atispAits stiarthans, cans.
leitve IncresaMlfisei-roftY;Ort.fsl
1-tee; sixtfrif-eyerj retcgernent of the ,bowels., -
doses wfilproduce.no injury while the diarriiria haslet .
• . "When Glatts checked . thentis the tistesfai estidlooll
hive, tamer maul a ease of the dlarrtuesisiatkessitc s sea =-
sonwas mot,lima corefalled;.-bat. ll due of
a
'the lanced fdisillues:ibud ellibeci&lY ofTens* , POO
• nojimfd(Pit;whatever..... As roan sisthic-bebomesups'
- Parent; I have always ,reaOrled.tn this coursee...: Pre
f,'s-sreisterseip of star c h; teliled as r a nee fo ln futtrOtlng.
wed stir Into it a leasponnfed eda/turn. - for
'• surinjeetion. - Give one-third at each Movement of.the
• In , one - desperate ease, hired"
ahore ,
bye phYsiclatt. I conld'not atop the diarrhea until
' 41M-seventh :injection, which 'contained nearly step= ,
spoonful of.landanum.- Tbe - patient recovered; and . % 1
in perfeet health.. Atithe same lime-lusesi.prepared ,
. chalk 'ln ten-grain dosea. - with a few drops of.landael
• num . and casoplusr - leseads; • Bittschatsver course
permed - irinitlee followed up, and the diarrittea. -eon
'Y-tralled,er the-patient is Inst.. - • fled
DIVOTAII6 Potrumerasi=i-Theess "Mould beapp
' to the pitsof thnstomach,.and kept on till the surfuee -
Is
. .TIM - patient, - however - Wg l he . may feel; • efionld
rigidly observe perfect rest.- To lie quietly on the.back
is one-half the lattle. In that' pasition She enemy.
-fires 'Ter you, hut the moment' you rise Ton are hit.
- "When - . the attack 'comes' in the form ordiarriura.
se 'directions will enable everyone, to meet,it ant
- But when tbe attacks isrmrire - inlent;• and•
a ', there is vomiting, or vomiting 'and: purging, - perhaPe •
'also cramps - and cholie pain: the following mixtureis
. far more' effective, arid, should always .he resorted.. to..
'The missionaries:: Misers. Long—Trowbridge and
Wasidnirn,lilVe -wed it lb very many easel. mud " with" .
wonderful enecese.. Itconsiets of equal parts of, land
- enure, tincture otcapeicura; tincture of ginger and
. tincture •of - cartistixionieeds. Dose . thirty to forty
drops, or a half teeenonntu - in a little water, and to be
. .increased according to the urgency of .the case. :In
ease the lint dose should he elected; the second: which
• -Should stand Toady, shmild be given immediately after
the spasm of vomiting bats ceased. During-this late
cholera eieg.e One - of us failed of controlling the
vomititm and also the perging, by. at most, the, third
- doer: .• base,. hewever, invariably 'made - use of
large mustard 'poultices of streng,..:pure mustard, ap- .
. plied to the atomach,.biswels, calves of the lege,.feet,
etc., as-the ease-seemed torequire.- •... •
--"Cota.inse..Thie is sim . ply• a more adranied elate
of the disease. " It indicates the gradual. failing of all
the powers of life. It is diffletilt. to say when aease
his become hopeless. At a - cert . -gin point.the body of
: the patient begins to ernitte Peculiar odor,
-call the death odor; for when that bas.hecome decided'
and 'Unmistakable I have Lever known the patient-to .
'recoler; I have repeatedly Worked upon ouch cities.
fur hours with - "no . permanent -result. • Got the:blne
..
color, the cold estrimetiess - the deeply-sunken eye: tbe
• vaniehing . pulee are no signs that -the case Is Isopelea.-
' Scores 'Of such cases in the recent epidemic :have re
- covered :. In addition tia'the second mixture,. brandy'
(a tablespoineful every. half hour), bottles-of .but water
•. surrounding the patient; especially the extremities,:
sinapiems and frictioh . will often in- an hoar or two
~ work -wonders.
these and ire all advanced cases thlret
*-..creates intense suffering.. The 'auffergy craves Water,
•
:and as soon as he gratifies the erisvitor the worst svm
.. tome return, and •he falls •a victim to the -transient
- gratification. The only safe way is to have a 141thfIll
friend or attendant who will not heedhis entreaties. •
The Suffering may be..howeier, .safely alleviated and
rendered endurable. Frequent gurgling the throat and
washing out the Month will bring some "gullet:: A tea
' - spoonful of 'gum-arable water or of-camomile tea may.
freqpently be given to wet the throat: . 'Lyisdenham's
•
White %Decoction . ' inay . alsd given; both 'ass a-bever
age and nourishment, in small quantities frequently..
In a day or two the sufferine - from thirst will, ce ice_ lii
alarge majority it has, been intense, for more 'than.
twenty-four Mmes. - • ".
"Thar.-Itice-Witter,arlow-rnoi,Lyndenham' s ' White
Decoctian, crust water.'camornile tea, are the be ar.- -
- • ticlus for :-tray or two-after the attack
Camomile iii very valuablein testoringtbe . ioneof the
'Tertian) Prven..—A typhoid .state for'a few dais
• will follow ill i=evefe ClitTet. Ther6 is nothing alarm
ing in tisb: -.lf has very rafely,proled . Patience
• and careful nursing will -bring it arright. - The great
est danger iv from drinking too freely. When the.pa- .
- tient scorned to he einlinig ' - a little .brandy and
arrowroot water
or and brandy hale revived him.:. In .this_
:terrible. visitation. of. the cholera: we - have considered
-.on rrelles perfectly 'armed and equipped, with a baud
. .. bag containing mixture - 1, mixture No. -2, (for
Yomittng. - ete.4 a. few pounds of pounded iniustard,.a .
'.bottle of brandy and a paper of camomileflOwers, and
. taPsper of gum arable_ ' •
Ilay.no claim to originality in recoMmending this
copra& of treatment. I -Imre adopted it from' suggee-:
lions of. able..and experienced phyeician's. • Maying
• been the only doctor of many poor
. . uear me, I-have tried yurionis r emedies "recommended
• by physicians, but I have found none-to be at all corn
. pared with the.abOve.. During the recent cholera, I
• • •
• cannot lied thatany, treatment has been so' successful
-"Cderintos,—The • idea Of .c . ontagion. shoilid. be
• Abandoned. - All the missionaries übb have been most
with the maligunnt casea - da'y :after day are fully con
yinced of . the nou-contagiousbess of the cholera. The
. • lucipient - attacks, which.all
,have suffered .from, are - to'
- be attributed to great fatigue making the constitution
• liable to an attack. ' " ' . • •
lours, truly, ' -
I!=t=l
. - • . -• . •. •
Address to .the People of Sew . York 'On the
of ;
N ew
and 'Cure of Cholera. - ••. •.• •
OnFrida.Y.eveitin of last week the .New York 'lie
tropol itan. I3Oard of flealth.held its regUlar semi-week-
The 'Prevention "Of 41 holeen'.
Z 1 r. Stone. Chair Man Committee; o f the. Sanitary Coiiiiittee;
read au. address -to the -pnblic on 'the prCrention of
cholera; together. with some, rules in regard .td' its
treatment. Thirty thousand of each tie. these
were ordered to be printed for public distributiott.
The following . are. copies or both documents-in:fun.:
• •• • • Che
• The Board of Bealth publislilhis simple statemem
and beg the public to give it their earnest attention.'
Cholera is g,euerally, preventible disease, anridu
the escly stages caM.be arrested, if : the buhils4.c
Study. therefore, temperance in eating and dinking . .
Do not believe that alcoholic atimulante are useful in
guarding .you against an attack. Let the food be un-'
tritioua, and keep the digestive. organs _in a healthful
condition. tee no stale or-uncooked vegetables: Let
yOur meat be fresh and your vegetables well conked,
anti all fruits be fresh and - • • .
Cleanliness of the body is-of the first consideration.
Keep the, Elkin:in a healthy, state Is-tilling. the whole
body, with a • frecs'ne of Soap. 'Cold bathing is best
used in the mbruluir—neverbefore just going to bed:
Dry frictions or the warm bath" may be -more-safely.
used just bef6re going to bed. - . . • -
rs 4 ,, CR 11 , Vt1r4 Is nr,ermlimportanne.
. het your_ apartments be dry-znever. damp. ' ,Suffer ino
decayed .vegetables or stagurint. water. to - yeinaiii in
your cellar or-yards: Any disagreeable. smell from
privies. :cessissols,* or sinks, is a proof - of -theirun
. healthfulness.' • Itemo*e them by necessary rel Alm, •
lime, chloride of lime, or white-washing:. - Ventilate
. well -your hOuses -and apartments.:' Expose your bed
ding-to the air: and sun. ..kvoid excessive -fatigue.
• seep regular hours- in eating and -sleeping. • \Vest .
flannel next to the skin: A good plan-is, if the how-. •
els neat all disordered, to wear a broad band of flan
nel fa flannel belly-baud)
. around the body,..reachink,
from the hips to tfie ribs. .Maintain the natural tem-.
periture of the body by sufficient clothing, especially.
keep the feet warm.. -Never, when .heated, sit on the,
grass, or stone seats, or sleep under an.o . pen .vrindow.
If exposed to wet, change your Wits and•- • cluthes us
- soon as possible.
.• Take no tu:gative medicines, except - by a direction
By order of the Btiard of Ife . alth - • • .
- • . • .. 'EMMNS CLARK, Secretary, :
• .. ,
• - Treatment Of Cholera.. ••• •• •
• Cholera Is almost invariably preceded by a painless
diarrhea, and this Is in all cases to be promptly treated,
• When.diarrhes is present go to bed, and maintain a
position do the-back. Use abundance of blankets,.
and send foes physician. •
- . A physician can always be obtained by applying to:
- the nearest Pollee Station. -• • • • .
• Stay in bed until Your are. well- -DO not' consider
Yourself well until you have had a movement from the
•
bowels. Abstain' from _all drinks. Apply mustard
plasters to the bowels., . • .
- In the absence
.of . i.-phyttician an- doltcan' take
in drops of laudanum and In drops of spirits of Cam- ,
phor. . A child bf in years make take five drops of
laudanum and live of camphor.% .A .child - of five years
may take three drops of laudanum and th ree of spirits
of.camphor, and. these doses- may be repeated every
ilflanitiutes; so long as - diarrhea.. or pain, or vomiting
- This will esve time; but. in - all cases send
for a physician:. • •
Do not get up. to pass the etacuatione, brit cote
. the'
• . bed-pan or other 'conveniences. Neverchill - the sur . -
.• . face of the body by getting out of bed."
--
Remove: immediately all the evacuations from Yonr
roorns/ scald all the, utensils, used, - or disinfect:Cl - min
With chloride of lime; scald, also, your soiled clothing:
By orderbf the Board of Health:. - •- ' • •••
. .
. . . .
• •
Hothceoliathic .Treatment of Oho.lera.
Many of our renders' are adherents of the • hommo : ,
pathic practice, and for theirnee we. print below some
advice and directions which wetual in a•new•worli by
Dr: Henry Minton, of Brooklyn: "A - Tractiral. Ho-.
miropaihin Treatise on Diseases of.'Women
and Chil-
Dr. Minton nrgee cleanliness and - serenity. of mind,
forbids the uce of chloride of lime or. other "dish:fee.
tants" in the sick room: • • • • .--•
" Many people imagine that tiro fortify themselves'
against disease liykeepirig . .their bowels In a 'relaxed
condition, andconsequently lire in the habit, of taking
au -occasional cathartic others, with. equal wisdom,
. think if they have a sliarrhien it arises from 'some-of
fending substance within, which must be carried off,
and they take . ..purgatlve medicine to •get rid of.
Both cif these are serious and often fatal inistikes.- , •-
• Diarrticea, during:cholera seasons., has a pecallar.ten•
'dcncy to run' on, if not checked; Into the more peritou.i
form of the disease, and hothing is more 'certain to
.• ensure and hasten that catastrsmhe.'than purgative'
"The least looseness-in the • bowels-ehmtla receive
.prompt attention: tsndthosse remedies which will, quiet
the irritation and stop the eupions diseharges, not by
their astringent properties, but-by their .direct specifie
effect upon the disease; are the best:-
••• • r '.
~ • ,
„ .• . • . .•.
• • IP'seveativacTrent sweat:. •-.
'Truing the • prev . alenhe :of cholera . melt may be
.danetnerard fortifying the' system against its - attacks.
_bike judicious administration of Muncepathic • Fame ,
I say judicious •adrainistration, -satu.sse I be- .
• illieVe the too frequent repetition of large- doses,f.that
7 . Oh the crude drugs, or eveh the
- first potency, would:
dlpanore harm than good.; Hahnemann recommended.
sosortun and veratintn, of the thirtieth. potency. to'be
.
fawn in.rotation every - Sig or seven days. advice
• "watt: 'First take one dOse of. enprum, thirtieth S then:
. wait one -week and take a - eirmlar. poteneyof vera.•
'again,' and
another Week has elatwed take. etiprim.
. and so on; •Perhapsithis.mettnid can mit beim-,
pp
roved sin. -I certainly: should not think of .giving
. "Dr. • Hering,. of:. -Philadelphia, says: '•`The . surest .
priventivels sulphur. Put half.a teaspoonful of foots
ere of sulphur into each of your Shirking,: amigo abOut
yoni.bustness; never. go out, with au empty'stomach
est no fresh bread or. sour (slid. ,• This is not - only - a
preventive in cholera, but alsci in many'other mtkierri
...le diseases. 'Nut one of the many '..thonsands who
bae,e [
let Vowe d Ulla, my advice, has : been attacked with
. • 512 g 1, - aiolere has heretofore tippeared.in: the tithed
' States; it bas alwaya , been preceded ,by a well-marked
• • pretnonitoryatage of from one to two three days'
- duration: such. as confusion of the head, languor and
debility, derangement :if the stomach; anda tendency
to diarrheat: As a general thing, these symptoms oc
. • cams but little, if. any, pain or tuteasinets, - and,' what
is singttlar,,exciteno alarm. This is unfortunate, as
lit le wholessime•fear waald generate precaution; and
the admin•stratioti of pro remedies at thti stage - of
the disease is almost certain to avert It. . •
.;Se. • .• .
.
• • • ••_Every family'sbauld be provided with a well-stop:
petted
'• . vial-of tamphor,,ed - that in case of. emergency
there wilt be no delay. The :ordinary-tincture 'pros;
• cured attbeArtiggists will answer. ..DryoMean make
•
It yourself by dissolving aneotuias of lum. camphor
• I in .ten - oences—i a.. two and - a
half .gills—of alcohol.
:"Petsbna who-carry cautphor,about.With . them 'in
their paCket-se:ttome do while travelitig, and Which
is very.prndelit—Shonid -be particular. to - have
. • • .-I Camphor , ehshouldbed given in all cases; i
tstt the cosie
• ineucement._ . • If. the:titan - txa does•not• yield and- the
• • . are liquid und; whitish,_ and - .es,txmially.if the
• tongue is covered witita.ediciry,:.pastty coaVng; follow
it with - •phospitoric arid. Should. there be .great
• •• an
gguish'in the chest:- immoderate .fear.sit deatti . Spa
. blue arid. cold; great' ttdrstv-harning .pressure.und•
:
•anxiety in the pitof the stomach , vomiting after drink-.
- rice-water evaeaktiotic-withont emelt, or dark.'
putekttrunitions reolArlittbn labored:. skin cold;
bluish . .aud•..covermil with trelatemy 'perspiration, give
"Give veil/tram whet:littera . is vertigo-with umwei:-
- • • blneface blue end addliPts,'; Coldness ofthe tongue: -
A. 440110 ea 1 , 04 vemattii43,ind purolg; Topa
.
. • , .'" - in ib r Twiituaiirtle C+y,(tp erliei ► d ..-- - o'--
''
' - •
nrlsh In the child,: mammal. tlfe
itimilui. , o:4l . fress.stontiobed
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we d an d winkle&N - - ere ;,',„. 7',. 'all wy..r .-- ,7 ' " -31- ''4 'r" - WitaOttittili.
“Crviima shordivlrstv 4 n 'vi m ' th h r coft and' MY: Jolidion's last hartylga,_m
that:
1
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over
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sk i n n = arra
and cwrogitt ic_ cyr fookTill t
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sockets: hoarsenaesca.vole-433;5.hatinciii
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clobblilx: va wic*itild r h a" el - kil fini L drw v att e ls t-w iseti o do l l b la e is Cillo o llid ia th lPP e t da lii y ..9 4 th f a , t l i h it i . !.
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Thy . G(4 . 11 and
Tat BEPORT , OF THE.RiECONSTILLt;
ZGO . X..coarmaTTEE.
. •
Oa
. Monday last in the Molted Snit es firmse
of Representives, Stevens of this Stale.
from theOommittee on Reconstrucition made
the follotring report, which on his: Motion
was made_ the special orders ,reipentively, of
Tgesday,. Wednesday' and: Thursday of next
Week i'
.. •
A J ot: yr rtzsott - rtn. pIlliPOSI;i0 AN AMYNTMENT TO TITS
' : 61NRTIICTIoN or; Tlif: rairto STATES.. : • •
• Be it cesolved try the Senate and House Of RePreeen.
t a tives of the Caked Stags of Atheriea in -Congh...%..,:ts
senthied,.twortliir.ls of.both :Homes concurriuM - Thal,
the following article he proposed to the •Legislaturesof
the several- States Mi an amendment' to :the .Ciins , ita.
thin :of-the' tinned States. which. when - ratified %by
three-fottrths of said.Legislatudis; shall,bevalid is part
a.tbh constitution,.hamely : - .•'. .... . ...-.•
...,•
:- Atreict.x.--;. Searloic :1: No State shill' Make or en-
Toccoa:ly law which eliallahtidge the privileges or int,
mitaities of citizens of.the United Stated-. nor shall any.
Stater deprave any person of lire, liberty; or property
without due process of: law. nor -deny. to' any persith
withiaits jurisdiction the eqiuthprotaction of the laws,
Ssa, 2. Repre..entatives shall he
the-several apportionedamour s Slates Which Atarbe included Within'. this
Union according - to their rmipectire.nUmbers, counting
the - whole I:timber - of persons in. each- State, excluding
Indians not rased. ' BarWhenever.:in -any.Suite - tlie
:elective franchise shall be 'denied to any portant cif.its
male citizens not -less tWail .- 2i years .of.. a,ge. r -, in any'
way abridged; except fcir partiripati In in the I' ;hellion.
or-Other •critne... the basis
.a .representatiiiii in' such
State shall -be- minced* in the: protx,rtion which the
number 'of such male - citizens shall "bear - to the 'whale
.inainlier • of male citizenattot less - than 21. years ce :vie..
Sr.e. 0 . Until the • 4th' day of .July lit'irl., ill pertains
who 'voluiltarilvtallicred to the - late theinnliction. giv.'
ing it aid. awl coinfort, shall • be excluded -from the
right to vile for inembers . of - Ciingress. and- tiir elera,rs
for President and Vice President of..V.te I:tilted States
'Era. 4. 15eithert n
he United StaieS cir any'State,shall
ass:zinc-or pay any debt or .obligra ion already iticurt ed:
or which may: hereafter be 'hicurreil, in aid rif .the in:
surrectiiiti, he war against the' United States: or' any
. claim for compensation ftir Pisa. of imidluntary . service
or taithr. . • . . • •
Sib: a:i T .• hat Congressri shall :.here to 'eti Oree.
by appropriate legislation, the proeisions of this article
~
' A BILL. TO 1.11 ,, V11)T1 roe TI/K.VILESTOIOk.. Tiri ' 01 , Tilt: FT . ATF;I
.. I.ATEI:If .Ii , i , II.GBELLION TO 111FIII: ErrI.L:.:I . OI.ITICAI.
.. WIISIIFAS. It' ip •eipedient that'.-the States lately in
insurrectioaehoulcl. itt-the earliest day. ciin.istent with
the fun:ire : peace and safety of the Union: lie'restilreft to
full participation in all political' rights: aan.„wne.s.ga a
the eidigre.sti did. by joint ramintion. propose for rati
tantion to the Legislator.".. of the , s - everal State. te. an
:intendment tothe Cort.titthion of theUnited.States. :mit
article in the following words 4. hi iyit (die Chine Ration
al article-here, inserted). 110 W. theralhe: •• . '
- Be TT ENACITFIL, &A., That whenever the above reci
ted amendment shall have .beeome part of the Con.ti.
talon.. and 'any Statelately in` inSar.rertion shall. haw.;
ratified the same ; and• Shall haiie to iclitled its Uotritita
t ion atailaWat II conformity therewith. - the t 5 en:it,. r . :.- 4 n c I
Repre.entatives from su h•State. if fotinrldnifelected
and - qualified .* Mae, after . having taken: thh. requrred
oaths of eflire, he-al:did-41 into Congress'
..„ '..- ...- •
.Srcrian I- ANT. lilt ITiiIIIITIEIt.ENAGTifi;.; ',Mit. whey'
any Stith: lately in insurrection shall have ratified the
. foregoing - proposed rimerplmerit to the Cotislittlii9 ll .
any part, of the direct tax. under the..nct 'of. Aitoist §.
Inch. which may cernaialilait slat mipaid in ea ti State.
may he assumed and pill by such State, and the pay'
i Meth thereof,' up, in pro cr-assuranceS (rem slum - Stale.
- to be given ja the Secretary of thaTreastpre f:f the firth
ted Statt4, mity.be. postponed . for . :t Period not. exeeed -
lug ten years froth - anti :diet the passage ofthis net. s'
....
- ' • - •
-A litt.l. TWILI9tINO . tIF.II.TAIN'I•FitSiTN3 IN r!.1(41 1g1.R. - To 01-
TICE • gaiteß TIIF .n. ,y: TriNIF!.NT orTIIK.ANITitIi.ST iTES.
. , . .
.. Fir..lT FNACTF'in. &e.., That no B erson Shall be. eligible
to any office wider-the Government it th - Milted:State.
who is incl uded in any of the following clasriest. namely:
--- Ft RST.—The Presidentand:Vice-President.rif the..-Con
federtie-Shites of ' America, stsealled, and the. heeds of
department:. thereof. , - - . .
... - .
.. . .
Scrio-sp—Thoce who in other - conntriesarteal as agents
"rd.,. cohtederate Sintes.of Atnerira, tar ealle4. -
Tooth -.- Beads , or .I.tepartments of :the Unites States.
nffivors ., if the Army and Nat ,v of the United States: and
•all porsons educated in the Military or Naval .kciiiiiiin les
of the United States. Judge:s of t he C.ollrts . of the United
State.. and -rhemhers. of 'either...House of the -.Thirty
six t h COngress -or the .Ithited Staten. whit - gave aid or
comf irt to the late . Rehellion.... .... .• • : • ' . ' •
. Fennell—Threes Who 'acted as r affieere of theCoofed
'ernt c States -of Anericra-sa culled, 'ftheire . the etude ,tr
:caiinel in . the army. or mailer:hi the nave. or any one
whir. as a floyertiortif.either of the so . eall ed Cetiteder:
ate State.. gave aid and .c-mfori.tiettle . • late Rybeilloa; -
. Fir-rit—Those who have t rente 1 officers ter soldiors Or
sailors of the Army or ••••:%.tavyr of the -United States. :cap
aced- during the late War, otherwise than lawfully as
After 'four Months of searching investiga
tion and dispassionate diaruision.: among the
members ( - 4 - the Committee. thiS platt of res
suhrniti ed. ' . In regard to its reeep :
tiori. by the Union part y of:the country, we
can Simply say that it proves most sitisfacto . .
ry. tientenanteneral Grant eipresses his
approval Gov, Raymontlof , the New York
Times,`, it is staled, Will . sulippri, it, those
who oppose this propoSecl legislation :are
those who either fought ag-iinst the Govern,-
ment in, the Rehellion•or sympatbiied with
its enemies
We_trust that this report will be speedily
adopted by Congress, as it.is mit anticipated
that anymaterial amendments will be carried.
Then:the States should be invoked ao; speed
'
ily convene their - legislatures so as to secure
the adoption of this legislation by loyal
States, thusstimulitting concurrent action by
the St - Ries lately in - rebellion.
liVlien•this legislation shall be adopted, the
work of the Union party in the matter of ,
"Miss Augusta St. tivor," a le'rturer" on female
proposing feasible ineans'of reconstruction,
Degruction of Kea edacittiop iota kindred topics " cleated quite a
Will be completed. It will then rest upon the ~. 4 .... 0. ,.,, c oa t B, ,ra rake r_— __ sensation here on elatottliiv ev: ning last Having
Southern people to decide whither they de- T.,011::,bc,1;11,,t,...cr ao'Llidv,%iiiit,!eir s s' e A t i NVI/U ' ul li ' -air '' a-c a t :nl t tl i t h l ' i r ei t n ' illr ' ..v r i b if ill : ',a lit t i l' i a'h -1-wrea l t aulieheee
:
l o i ta o ti , s iu d e ztre ‘ i , V e g itielndul l g i Nevr e je i r l i7i i i l y g , It : t u r d ti l i i L i:s icit'vs
sire representation in Congress. It will be .by fire on Thursday night about
wig i.. aa She prornieed everybody a present, emitrining
ilia d wiii id,
their own fatilt if thicy still- remain out. :::In
poly
Peree-''s present, - at the time w. re Ihe
hoop sl..irts, - albunei a _greenback, tea serviced,
itelorltion, eswing tuaclune, gold watch, clressi,s,
this plan of the Committee the Southern i f i ri t m r- i. e tt c r l s il ti r r e e m u e :her it tl i i: s trrZtl e r d t l. ' ;o l l "t A t l3 l3 , e ii ‘ i ' i Ll tl S i s ' i t i
States 'are not treated aS Territories il/ir is r v ii. ,. .l ... d e i l v i . n t r s t i t i i i m e .. p l io N tt a,,, re7
t uf t 1 3,. flames that iii a e.,llJ,t.t..)anillit,,iviii)toc,lgirld'A,.g.itil rings, California di_
t h o a t i I T i n.
universal snfdrage forced upon them. These los; is ediimAteil'at about! i0 3.- U m h a l; ' , °alniriuil%7r ..1,..h0t, eriining abTint ii EA L VO ° lil ' I l i g : il I :1 1. d'olVr e
main objections falling what - should prevent to In :in llama was no i it
Lisur_ii ' ee 401 the pleplir'ritey. lecture Wag a fine intellectual eff , rrt u 1 , - l a ti . iCist t, ,t a
- , Application., vie uederstand, had h. en made for. thli• in some parts to jraige bv the manner in
rehabilitation? an them mice the day pii.Nl , ?LW to the fire ,thich the gorgeously arrayed lit - .li marclitrecl - t1 • •
_„......_ • big wards in her 'frau itiC efferie to pr L oneuni l 'e
Tie statute "declaring certain persons in- the different military ts,hpeettl_tdtt4,"lrarte7ll?.•:-
t Sbe d delili i 'C't cl it . 100, at a
i„ ra r te Of fui.;°.ssli\vieliTideeviti),rgetdtribeienilyot the con l ciderat i ion of the
eligible to office under the Government of the . div C rs l i l li ni s ill o e f e P 4 r - e n Pr'.3aht mg
hinge her tinligu"tieheUitttilV7,ll:cgit.e(T}.l.,•;,..w r-ea !"."aller au:oldie that c u an tieninOser'eatt'aTllC2le fo3rnsannt,lllte.
United States," intended as a panish neat .to ass,at G„v. L CO e ri l fiil l n iel iti h tt e u ‘ g ‘e ur h al ' i e n e g aPtPidliti•ted but few bad an Lleatiste, idea of iii . bat the ' -11(ii. i se ili ti o e i t ili c • r e s . i v. l ii.wiit
lie the.
t ill ie e
i h r l i, i; t
, f r,, r , ti faints I i n h t . i t lilt, i in con
upon the authors of the rebellion, is warmly - .' we'wig t i he eel
em°°2l of
thig
reebeitk)ti°°°l:l-1 _ prapot4. An demen.trate b l ow .. ,l iid. ' wily the ll o ' n t :ti t tl ' e r tii ' An e
ii tt i 1 1 . ,. t i d c + , ..:1 . p ct Il i a e , T i t x t t l i te ) ill e ti n of J l 3 . ty next ; or this Taqhetoil e igi t t i f i e re is ahl
fi c ti i i shel e. a little ell " I
approved by those Who fought against thechi.erhyvgen„tletran,
n "freirumritaZailY I r eiftereaeed and unpin% ed hy a proper ,
.tutlue,ott- dressed in unexceptio4ahle hi; the ores and thin . .
rebellion, and who bellthat, . I, v die, &mi General 'Lilies Al era tinitTit u'i li N,
. • have been appointed Tho • 'mutt,: - Chuck, owe vest chain with a red littolt ,' a l "" a - a - a-Pr) - ' .
, eve the nun who -
.ii is reqacre- d
can..ir
of
•thed : .110 Culleventien el Iran Ores.
have been itiiilty of SA
- Vitge crimes and cruel
id .b lien. nussell tO tneet.Luiti the flonri--hing a white inoulli
,tinin,-irpar,.%-tirthr;ottli,tgolioltrri,ntig, eTr_ Anthracite
iz r logy court - menslons, appeared and inforn o ted ira trie l ii:op a li; ir (l: 'n t 'im'' ml . the
they
IS
ties should be inexorably disfranchised. The loom, lathe city of rldiailet e pha
tee 12te of Si t'in t 1 4 •it ' . altiatte ea), th•it thee wil I l ttl •
itt f ti• 111 iPe leg presents n i o t t , a i l lm ailvai i i i t t u a e , ql e ith co o a r l ir t f l u i, c l . , Zh e at , " . , .. ti r i !i , e r y ‘ n i t r i t a k
new Article regulating the fitiurelnsis of iiiirpotie of inahiug a del a ti t ge - a u rr ‘ atuit a ' a the'e 1).--iiig . °11t. S''''tbe Pu i ) . Ple lia''. ' "u'ttthtea(ll)(4. lin
°
generous gin , "',1,,:i, ''.which renders this most available mend: of i ' inpnwin u :•
rePresentation, is just, for when represents- e'-'e-thi°a• , ._ - - La , . reeiPienta of Mies St. Clair S
r k ri u .:7 , t %
i v ; a hi o tt i l , i ie le . were drawn by the following well , le ei?tlir‘oupt:,,t3:olnLin'derrell,V,lryt,"ailif,ithiii::!'irn,acktiei.a`atrh,praeticl
lion is based on the whole ntimlier of persons ' u, - ( 1. ty I .d ' ••I ;they have never given the meter ll ' fair trial: ikee.thi ':Ye[
...).oniittati.oois.—The i
"On.. Melniceort. worth flitf). • . • becam the -
la a State , and - one half oT the mile. citizens fota'n..i'l'itrtieuzet:Viw-le'teel'ul° ° r rize • ifitncinnole clearly demonstrate!" that they are wrooe,
Doutunt ;aid the s-1 iir aL .:j ui° Imrut""lldi 71 -',T if Mr. Jiihn Stnitit of sinirleown. on y wrong, but arguing against their best in
above twenty-one years of a '
ge. is excluded L i 'Pe Qat ,by t efinion ettt - t+t) . -
in• Who. ler a nd Will , ou'a SeWing Maeh .
1, [crest
Zeus of the ieVatal %Aida on Th il • • - Tea
as'proposed by the Slates late in rebelion. fast : ' , ors ay evening Sail" was drawn by Mrs. Tabitha Viole '' !le '
Th B. '
c In shall'
. , .
vo
fr , , t, of 1 tolet..l
bt ..e ores used in charcoal furnace:4 ar v
we "have the anomql -
. y elf
. 9. Soli! Can- :
,sc i ts.°l 7 r l, N ', ..? at i /3---j'bu'R/cit--Tnateis IL -Shearer. ....1 1 0 . ._ was gracefully _i i t . t ...
.. nr_t_is ., scie ., ii_orit_w r tit u t a it n n . il
t iiroduc . e . good in in
_ft . ..,m
gressman 'having really only hal ( the number.,'"- Mr .u airc. t6 ' 1.. k -- Itl> '1."(•:11113. Wei.lja. . handed t,. mi , . , s c ' onst,,,; * :. / ( 1,
it sr& ii .. fnl of Golifilbiain. ' ",n7t"',ln`Tu'es " 1 " tu •
. 0 es.,aT h ke n- la Terio?ldonl
b motel Heffuer. e , he Silk D • drawn bv
w.ie ,
.• r 'refractory ore is used ult. out ea citation.—
..m. 0 MS', 'Pattern. 530,
of constituents I . • (tot i, . - *. - 1 , o """ -
requ red to eleet a nlrthern : , Sct, : ..-' l4 'et l 4 ( a .— ",ti 1 Ain Wert ff. Sr. a'T.4ll:reber..r3t place, heFaite it is more readily broke?
14;7 Betty " Calico of Winintitskentn. . g ii . ... ed.' and in, the Beetnlf.l ; because It Is
Congressman. Surely, this would not be i ~NnTou l T i. ii -; " - W—tw—tiuw"'il.---jel3er'du". - n te-t of the audience were pri-seriled with di
a eetia - --Abi zoom' W sterner • (tar t m li ' i itTeer-U;i%•ntewlefli:ed' esat: /I tiS fl -
right. 'rite Article reft•rretl to is, therefore 1 :""r0 ; 4 . 0ii11 linebtal (for tu . ree yeius.) au .le gartt gold rings, earrings. %%etch-4:118in., breast- .
worth at reta,l, ahem pulverized ore the mo-t et re e artilv e reil l ireeil eth e el a i N ' l l e i' ll ) . f : t e
Coned—Jae.. h Kienzie: lillitre'2d3i3m4' d P i "'" eta,
very priaper,and shiitild meet the approbation ' i ' ~c.:(9)t.ilti.ii.l-is'allri•itaww.---d - /1 pod fil/Aolee ,0 1. But Mhe'a n 1 li
tear . e ter, 1. u-ed ra entptection
of all sirolos of opinion on this subejet, The eat!
ue,,,,blu.e,Yli)t,Le.ll,'„duflu!th" ' These vatria ile presents were .giyen thi i av de- , ritual in ra '' ' f I 1 ° eel'
' ' 'llz cast;
'!'..h
the sant weetiO 'a 0, "01 tea, appointed at d er , of fifty cent tickets. in „
it t
1.... , ,
p f4l ,. z:le ,, l i i t tifo tt u l t , et opt and
ticket for Dor- vent tickeis, of cora:: obtained tierslesit - a r '
'
, 1. - otlo+ hard, berag r e .
The issue is now fairly before the people. (ingh utheet's, nt l e ' t at. ° I n h aw ir te a pulverized
. fitel until the premincts of consbiZ. r ti h n " i l i j il
The Cimgressiorml i Plan of restiiration has':. the iolltniiiig 103/1101at:Ilki tnUin Hutt and made' pie-ents. It isiestimatvil by a, sin sad t v )b l i:e h r\ ': e e r '''
l a e l a t; t iv a ; i 7 pr i t i sent, tine their jewelry wah worth at
ittiiier,,ays;;;l;(lll,lViZry4leir e a s t t l t t l im b e llLl r ti e t , ol.l 10;11: g s ~,.., ,,e :••catze
'men framed in a spirit of conciliation ; withl Jot
. ' r; i l ii-eftreue-b5tM1A.,,,,11.-11.3ai, Bell:.. 1-'
eii to per pound.
, t lt t ti t i l t l :ll , t i i .,e fizi i i ) i u ic i
t i:e kept "open" by the feel wit it I;
an earnest desire to harinonize conflictingl " liteyltbuCCfror;l,ll.Ae
.1;71.3.:;f133'''''111. '' , The _arldic , bee &Parted after receiving their :11,1_,;ircdrteirtntilolenisnurt;itizi.i.
opinions oft, this subject, and in the hope that, Le:AlWitera----C. l..ittle will, B . w e ll s, • Th r: ssl:ol(faic:reueelitilsi,,,,eivondering how - on earth liti..e,' resalts. Cluircoataid ia c 'e oci a e r 7l?;
the SJutkern en leacquiesce in it and . The ere talon will take ' la -.:
3 .. n
- The talented lee ti !% l 7 -1 1 , 1 c o r w : v " ,s ' i r ri tiz r p t i-t , a •
~,,,n,,,.,e,,,,,c,,,,L17.111:,,,15i.,,,,the,i.retirnie,,,,,,a1): jr , t e t rized with..
day next::, it pretty well. She and the :white-headed spungy cliareord or r cTtleC is U..e'eiriiisufreghticeinalyoftptiy„
hasten restoration. We sliOUld rejoice to seel,
_':nark'.. .- p ceou
!o
gentlrran mho appictrecl_ to be - ti , r business verized . by ahntaion in the furtutre . , anid cretoes the
Hassler wilt nive a vocal and ' t which inilicltee ap i , ... par , ti .. Ca. ' Slime ditticulty as 'when A crumbling Anthracite is
the President enter into -iris . pland • " and. give it, menial =curter, 'Mond ' vv • i ' Ina
71- erne'
ree'
welt'u c tts r - s d at, lt iL l tl ., te t renire, last as important that our sit-,
e
Ins approval, But U.s it does not harmonizel Bait till ' li°°'°g°ol6eaistt.ettint'ag in3 ln e % t at Union veer: DeeidelilY; Miga It Chair created • a sends- -
p . rog etat ,
iii = e t thin on atturday
_evening. ~ _ a h clty au7l Wear h L i P l ii ) e e l e u i r e at c t e e t e l'i l v s lih th e at v . iv are te ci i ilt t ail e d
with his polieY to admit traitors with the: d u r i t 7 7t,ea t lf iila select orchestra. The . . I . ctike stuodd be hard. ESAid. and large. '
blood of our slaughtered brethren yet warm! i 8 ::i li e:ilc i . l d eeiw will, found in our advertising m'illthhe, pie Ifethadist ' Ci '- f _Ke '
. mutt ; sod gives atom i se 0 • tol e i ioeo.—This edsece In.. CgICIIIIOOII/ however does net always reducethe
with' ores to a pou der, in fact, the a f . ice
condition by
Or, wh
upon their reeking hands, into the councils ii ' a rare musical treat tm 31 d• - '
ou ay eveumg.f eated.lll`Seetid street north of Market which,
6 ' Of r has been under,imilig exterosivo s te er io'n' is now, are reduced to a pulyer'red r o e
, . ft the artists who will ap . the heat tOwhich they f l ue su e bj h ect l 2ed l i ' n tikirlis' l s:t o n c ig, but
comnleted, an will bii dedicated - t e n t the s:rvice
the nation, - without guarantees that they will ' cent , we might speak first er or3Yrtila li me fier,TriP;.!ti-- ( f o, ,d ( :i .l i c r i l i ,! ti i n , e u n i e ; i r l A . R . 1 1 1 7 1 , , t? - nI P rro 7 morn jag.: c d o w l e i e d s i:i h o e n h a e ig e'. e l UNl d- er we tTr t rs e ti rr s " t. -, i,Y., : o . irceciit, - i friable
not .In ti . ie future inaugurate ancither rebel ?Vireos, the prima donna :" veamplished _use. At most of our I.ntoraecue"merneuacuest
ton, it is too much : to hope that he:will cip- i.ou y ee h rt ai:E , re a rt a ngolden opinions in itlit!ttsclialkar ..
...broad will paneticielpeateine tt :.) e d . ist ,, clergyinen.from partitive e
will the l hard inatinetic ores are broken by hanl labor with
prove it. The plain question is to bean- New York, 808 :I n th: a., fogj e t a s :t. P c i lo illadelphia, be or. the'-mist interesting ehamr.cter.whiAeh the street' broken ciml. and fee.
orayxpect rich a nd v _ 'l%e
e e t li c i , Eramme of the exercises will be focuid " ender the ti.„.grti:itambeautt
one is also broken. Now at the An
otve.red by the country at the ballot b
? x Pianist, a Tonal; and very superior performer It cjflk4iglut"talligeuee'' - thraclte mines, where waste coal is plentiful and al
shaft traitois or Union men -
. rule? stands already high as ;a bright star among good • e church in its'improved form is capable of 7ays cheap, it would east Caleige such ores and
t e n a v t l ya i ir
alt, ,,e riegli t m lo r dreti peireee. Th e pews l a i , T7tonep, and thus redneethem, than ta break then!
Thitt is the issue in Pennsylvania this ' artists. Mr. William
year. , n__et n player,and Mr. William s
Everais•a magnificent con
tall, Jr., a friplendid fortable " Thi this wall Pelnd f made el° T e g m ' theseaPl=oln"oadfled't BUt ibis isnot the reason why
re rectory oresarereeonitnended ,
The gallant Gent 7 and the "bo '
,ys in blue eui. Violtunst. In fact, aIT the - performers" of fore., the back ' ' 3 the pulpit pint - sinceth -
orra, the Ten Commandments and the. Lord's e resulting advautages are of far greater tel •
arrayed * on the side of the Union, while. winch the orchestra is ciemposed are artists in .the
real sense of the word, besides voun and . e Prayer are ne t'y lettered. The wadi are P°rt°ll4e*
or InFon'ey.Combed Ores.
lliester Clymer and Andrew Johnson are er.-1 prepossessing in appearance Mn . !daft iturtlrY pered,iltatered and ornamented with ranch taste - • Porous ' °Pen.
c
gans ,and leaders a ibe e giver ofthis content,
Party wirich in the" th
is already known-in tli 3 1; 1 , special anati rolleet. ' d. One improvement is worthy of
. measures; ' f e u i r:i i i,.. g t i l e" X:iyahttlemcoaatblo'f•t t he ores of the cos"
r ri v . 2 t ti e ti v iin a e reiard e i ti n n lld,
crrann m ity. ite He will be here Jo lead the concert ' tem of vTr7daagrimw—bwiClahasud72:?.ntilete4telleut dense aria of a-compact sui l .i-c
battle field foughtto destroy the tonally,
.tied Canavitently, in the furnace silli ores. when in large
'years, and will t i o " L e itini h htiC i ti l il e mhiet
imilve
- bY
l•ween4
of an aperture through lw =the 'tweed. '
reef., piece-, are imperpons to calorie. or vapor, until they
which rallied to the ballot-boi. to' : vote '-fore f .
or.- h i s many lady and ant i 9 we/corned by ' Thia must add not only'to . tlte f ope r a:Lig ati t teect t ion to i :rat heat,
ends
. and adint- 1 the health of both pastor and peoplurtZeutttelTt- and t m ° list, therefore,
those wlio syinpathized with the armed enc. rera. We have ththl ma e de w f before they . er e
ari l itd e' v to be smelted eit w e g ri. we jn the Lifine'natr t,
which'
the °man has been int.rodneed, which w e ill aid - the
miss of the 9crvarnmedt. , Citizen/ or rienn', -
,7:3ll:tatihrarei to' make • their ewPw
appearance,,. uerh efforts of thechoir.-- Thereiare two towers' at the- an taxa, orows, or - cellular ore, Is readily heated tie
lyivaniu, on which -side are your sympathies i .be crowt i led
a?..rtilateegie-e:litel:11?ell!./Plu-I "liP should 1 west en ,of the edifice. The nort.h tower will ' ab cause the teat penetrates through the ore at once and
pervades the entire moss. It is, consequently, Much
Is not e4ery Union heart with-Truth,-Jostiee .he obtained at the. store 4 Idelars.'=fi a ell used
as
an
entranee:aed-6ii for a portion of the urnace abate it
m a 4 i r , e . rea at d t i t t l y t : z r o e n duced_ in the blast f ,
..
an _ g
ts _
_•
so
ACT! , airerit, whore iii ,.... 4 .. ant ... congregation. add 4s s ' lihrary room"for,the Chit.:
and H um i h i and Brother, Centre zone " of. fusion in !i prepared condition,
73 " 7 if . , the room can be seen. - - 1!.1° Pi dreu of the Sunday &hoot. The south tower .d d continuance in the tornace
'EDIWOK 2 A I wAtii.i&;;
Tvs . Notrar nnrinku REvieW reprinte4
by Leonard: - S??.tt Cii.'3 , 3 Walker idreet, :New
,:'York: The contents. are,' Palgrave'a Central'
Arabilt..7,/idlteetbite Fa:l4r; Mai* t Pi-11st : 4.*
Di-a:nage , Pneni, •by' Cioeihe ••Vecie
• - Modern SePptielarn .':..The'.,..Voeine , .anilF 4 bles
Robert; id
fle en
Lrytehe Eecleaiaatioal
, oliticalPart•iga, An T
eieelleut .
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WAttal 'Affair
Weekly" .A.lsnapac.
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4'.6? 42'i. Full.. Q:: 21 6 11.evu`g
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A growl hp]) will he, giveil oii Tuesclay*.eirptiing
Pelt; St ' -
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aucl
...:'.2.0-rarirrotn.:.—Fifth Sunday after Eastiir,
18th of. theyear. j pea length, -14.'hciure and 6'
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Re
lecturethis - - e-ehirig
fore the 31.iitPreville.1:,itenirs . .8oeiety, fift .its
tittbjeet.'•God - - •
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H. D. to , rf y,-.F;sg., wilt accept' our acknnwl
edgmeuts for riorae oillisaillikinick a moltiug . s tir.
bare°. It la a fragrant,- pleaaant . . article.. ..:
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P.aymerit.6l": , Lisai - ance:- . -See -. "Cards . of
ti Prince ' and Wm, ti. sier in our itlier,l!a ,
rr
in . tto limps.' Thee?. c . orripailiee itre'repreiimUtA
by Godfrey, of Pothivillo. •
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'l-Ve are atthorized - to. Statp.. that :during .
the
se:ice ill Xtir4,pe: of 'lsr..'Haeseler. all his
buatiess.will,be-atiendol by.his sun, Dr. Chas.
H: Haeeelei ,' iu Mahautungo Street: • •• •
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. . Sunday . n igh t h last ilkhtlook..plaeo:it Sil
; vet. Creek:during .whieli a man . nann•ii Flanigan
xyas.iilint in the thiglc - anill . another mati wh,,se
mane wo.have not learned, wini'atabbeil in ihree
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' .. Ferertzl soldiersoi reiliirst . us - -te state th a t: reports
witi,:li are. in eirepla tII 41; jrijurimia in. ilie'cliarse- .
ter !,.t . Seeirt: • thio, .Ituse,
,whols . .a 6lnilichite (in
!lie Soldiers' ticket.fur Higli . c,on4,:..ble; are on
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'..//ie optiitn .
td•slinteltnll . : , rs in - the Rea di n g Itnil
rna4.l.Cinnotny tit; recciiing tltvir .:ilividinitin in
stock nn . cash, it in aitununced.; mill :eipit'etin the
:3 Int. itnstant;listtotily cash will..bc. given ...after'
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Oh Voirsday'evenbig oink:about. 2 o'clock a fife:
broke'ont in -a•ctotple of frahht bill :dings in, 3.1i 2
rr , faVillo, - oaciiidij. - by tire Rev.: T. Jonek.anst
lir,: -Koh. 'Tito buildings . : were. only 'partially
burned; but the torn itiire iVaa Greatly dannike . d.
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. - ..opicineer Boiti.r ll'ork.g."-Sli. John. T . Xhhit!.
nronriotor of -tlin.-6 .n.cll. Itinisvo _works io:thht
11,*nOinzh, ha6.assotii4itd.ivith lath ill..thiiii4ini , se
Mr.-Johir Goytin. ',Both. tieing'. prat:tic:it ;:inenhati
'lea.; - Of ..conin- thp,:sr inkn'out - ..exedllnut /York:in
their.liiie'nf linsinere:. • •* . r .• ' -
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... The.Sali th ur Giztt(. 1 et,;Lte.4lll , lt , :lifr.l.ihn ,5 :is
E(ltilf.i (I ,- n (11cillitil ru!ch:iniii (if. Srhatalk.ll .6olinti-
Ir,(i a'crifitract with 11(1,(1: Flurry cakr:for Niiblfit ,
it ittrmilior () -liousi•s in • f".'.«.ke' -Militia(' to . .Silti
I)(irv,:f . 'Fifty lions'asli - ill'lfegriti:t.6l. ii, that guar'
tefduriug the'ximiiig toimpie . p.:. • ' • •
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• • roron et":.: • ffeio 0... i t. --.0 if , the : '23th .. nJt., •• an' in:
qoftst ira , . bild - it . 11Tofint•*PV;i:•. , int . by •ileinitt- 1 .
.e , tronnt-Nc-n-:..!Ardt on thP..l) ,, ery' i,1.,T0f-eiill-.Lt , tl;-.
114.f.'• who waii . *.nekicitoitally• :':hillt -, 11 *lie.. 1).14
erre:tie:l inAcye
.n two cars nn the : 1 ,1ino:: gill Rini
road.. .Veriliet. in:itee , Til`Lll , ,(..iitil . the facts.. • '
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. ..Nrof . Avers Crrorii Orisly..
to=t weelt that.:l'4.ter Hain,' the o:Nkestnan, who
.SN'a.. eft Iy • itijurill,near Clair - by.
ruri.ovsr by a. train or cars, waS ars
I tapor to state that hot e: alivC, hut 'grievrcl,
tolt.arn. ~11-Thorialay. o f la At week, to
•wilonit: to tht; smputdlou.of
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:. Fal, - ,i Arriflonil. , - , On tI .e 20th . tin,: tis - : JOhn• It ti
ter olf lietzine' Townehip,. was . driving a te'etif. On
'tile ' , Brie+ tt • Mountain- between Donald:kon 'atoll
I36rinrtsile, lot. felt from
,the horse heAvatit•iilib...,
,i ttot the wheels' of the ,yagorf „Fi2ev.til: nVer .hiin,
killing him instantly:.._ -He was fibunt.• .0, yeai•A of
aeb 'Awl hid served in the - Tiftieth Itigin4tot,i'P.
V. V:.,,luritig Odor. teitrs' • - .... •••' ' . - • ~•
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..47TORt flnglios,•••oltnott•eet.
'wit It ltroaltin•fr. opott
. litql.rtaim floor "Jaities:
tt ai: Witttlaor',4*••aaloott, Cotifro
afrepaion..lat r . ivait •arreoteil -by offit!Or•
tin .% far oit Alto itettoo•tlat . , aitsi ti'd Utfl: it4M
iu tlttfi.;3ll (f $5OO lt:•al:'.-1-latt , ttos ia•s•titl tic Ito . an
61.1 Land it:tl:e in.iSinas;aini it: is () , re,tinif,tt Chat'
ho rtAi re - fr tira : 1nc , .l 'a w ite, 'to lint in
Ward's imlatialinansitat nn . the.hilL,•
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F Int • Acci -,•On 'Friday. lifternoOtt •of list
week., as Mb .Jnel Yanini to;tFoster Township;
itinploeti at the GlentloWer•eitllieryotirit 3Tenter
ey.:• `.was .stantlitik - on the .railina.sl:.
track at colliery; tre Avaii.rno Jiver. by- coal care:
and instantly Jailed.. be ttite.iailier deaf is
.supposed 411.13:it bear than , - pomirkg and
was eatn:zbt...as.i•itated. -. ' He waft- fOrtriolv a 're-
In - meted eitizetifof.: Braneb'lsoyitosiiip,
.arafWeet62
One pAirons will he gnititied to. learn that the=
elegant -siptare grandPianKfurnish-•
c;d•hv Mr. thinld, ith 'and Chestnut streets,.
Phil~rhdpti'i t; for the concert to he g . ivelr..in
day,crening,the;trlf, at..thinni, Hall, for sale,'
. ullll cat . ' be seen-after the:eritertaitunent :Penn , .
sylvania:Hall: It heing 'selected for siteh• an oe
casion unranttio - eliough of its - superioril*,•if
iodeCd, there 1.1 . 'toy. difference in..thuse . popular:
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Union Mal A . ss , )ciqti.9l4.—At, tho.anntial meet
ing: of the ntorkholdern of the Union. Hair Aesci
of' Pott.nctilo, , htld on Tnesd hint,' Lite'
.follts in g g tnitiotneil • elected Direetora .for
the ennlikrig —D avid 6:limn g chaetC
B -.ber, - eilarlon NV: Pitrita4l,- Whin - Bonne, Wm.
Wolff D. Pereey , r. •
..The Boas d anbnetmently organized. by appiiint
folliAring officers ;-Xfinn: NV: Pitman,.
President ';',Nliiton Boone; tiedietary ;
neY; rre sewer ; Thoman
;•:,:,.`.1':..i.".".;').':;',;.`,t;,.:7.1"..',5' -,1- rn ~.' ~.. :, ',...' - , - ',,;,,i,,...;,...
.„.... , Al IttiFfOrA iffl' . ll - til,Llterwt, - who
ihi r iT frevinift ly;:lii4fin. Wok_ ? :1161go.Nehirli - ii/
over the tightislkill near Pixtt;U•krixiii;-
,apiiik . thitt:i
it is ' a clanirerotok h
pinin far arim:.riot uenstomo;
-tri tht. rioiso.... Az's . , nse,,gf#teti ittiit:th44: itetiiii*
IllilioaolCritrifsow hi:Artist die watcliirMteatihr t .
point to make a eignartiibetebas driving' Ittatirf- .
ing theM whirLtraine are. approichirm:ji , thn
watOhnian3agald ile it', withoot . intetteriog ...with
hi other . ditlik4, thnoitntwly , :lfot - 44 = 4 , r. weit4o
I r e the ..;•' ,. ...,- - 4,T.' , ::, ".
—.: 14 10 " :: -- 7:,,i;11'; "., ' . ..`-- - .12i. , ,,
Dowßiiiets,oo:lll ihwheletti-h - CMitt
In this ItorOugh-OrtMtWitnilltiiikedOttft
zThistis cOoniOntedllinWinnt noMSetiOlilienirtti.),Si•
iinAhlit country Mao haiiepared;,,en. -- exrietwinin
,lfirEing it tip. atid.iihnfgaging,: the': lAit ItaloilCor
1110PSing.:-Shat..nan.:zbe..larocur6il,,& On ti*triNUY
rinst,flittlyl2., the circus will linetliitAtinh in: T.-
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1 inurv,:iz,ina failameatv, , llayeas;,in - 31innrkivRIP':
Vito:merit:or .the exhilittion'a ill mme it to,..di-iw
=Urge amlitride4:•.-Firrthe'diffeits-of lwrfmnarien;
etc.,' ase.ndirertiangient-,lewmother coldmr4
nitieldteacher
'41'1.1164 Otto-Wig. war: arreated:owe daylast week
by.OM.-er BehlerMiam, rommitter4
:fault of er.gi``
of'stenliurt lAiithiv - Vrizd jewelry valued'
4300,, frQm A i_toomot=gie , tAtitetiorat*mre!tof
The , :at,•cuid. haAllithirrKirsebsion
I whim arrerted roYe:ial of the articteg stoleh which
were . identifiedW
.W.. Johti: Bek4r. and family
from whom they %fere tOißti.:l; Mr• Od • familY
are' frnin /3!: TP , Ais,Ma
1: in, our `!4.'xintsin
.Ci .
r7l-1 . .. A.trootl.o past
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3tioiann.hotbr..Lsir. P. E .Eisenhrown;,
:whose uoirble..wOrlo.i Vlto . Eagleyare :Nor.wegi
aft street .betlkeen , Railroad and' ; Coal,. `has
jnyt
.completed inltalian:pooble a .beautiful'. .motiu- -
toeptlol be erectedover the .
rave, of the ~brave
and lamepted Lient:Polloek Grille Torts -eighth
Begin:twit.ehaft, executed illnstretion Of. s drawn swordand:.scs.bOard,'• and
tlieha.se sppropiiute.inseription..':3lr. Eiseubrmiu
has . also nod. r way a inoimment to be erected over
the ient dine of Capt.. James Sillyzn,Ln, htte of the
Tweht : • Era riOg thiti . .yetir. be
coriternOntes.executirz - an ilabOrAte. toooUtuolit,
to . he plated'over the. gtate of . the.late Mr. Johns.
E's .work_ is most Artistic 'awl '*orthi of the
jaattedion of the public/. *. . •
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7e-r.fir;n.of .6nrify . Supern.tendenr—The ; fifth
irjattnial - Conventitm of : the 'School Director
na6ty-Tnet - ptir.snant , to 'a csdl .in Coll
venti'olf. at' .the Cntirt House . in this' liornrtglt on
Tuesday . fOremion
Soma Jute hundred and
t %verity-midi - feet ore. Were - present; brink - Only one , :
third of. t.lie.'nhole number of the direetore in .the.
lynints; C E 4, of Pot elm.
son chairrrianan.dlleei4s Geo. and Da
vid Philins.; of Al . ahaianS.Cityls Wtn.. Mehl, of
Srhuvh ill Ashen ; Oiven; - ot-Trniont, -
'Weri l lppoint4r •. ' • • ' :
..TEsef. Port Carbon, was reelet -
ted Counts Suporintendent;:bi - '.very ;largo ma;
d6rify, at, a'cpmpenatttimi.
- There trere•trro, other iniinineekr hnt• • their. unit erl
vote was. .but -serenteen,: ate- ihoning ,that•nor
knardiahe Of publio edutathin appreciate the, im
portance etf :contithting • au .effidentand • iraloas,
man as SttPerititendt;nt ;of our Continuo Schools.
rvltich.3ir. Iv._ eh - wink ... the paeLtliro.e y0ar.:..11 - 4e
proved. ltimplito be.. • ' •
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...174ii)11f717 . 01/3" . ‘-..1.t to,i...:e.ftlii.faelpry..so that
quite a-.nuinber.of linfirotetn ,, nts.nre'in . progre4s..
in thiallorough,'o - hich• ey.lifulta'a' epirit on. the
pari.ef priiper . ty,nwnem, highly comniend4le,.. • •
• Mr...11.ui,11. foyer is' erecting at corner. of
„Centre and Callewhill 's.treeti.,... an. edifice: Which
Will be fl , great iwrianient'.i.ci :that au..
nf , thel
town . It will. einbraee a ':fine large shire.'for Ids
.bneiliess, - anti a 0 wellin, . The in:iin.bnit , lin,g mill
have.a front of 3Q feet-ow allenth of 40, .while the
back bUilding' . wid bel. 20 by 751'6.4. •The'tiUst sth:
ry
_will be inn] • witlr:lpsg.e st ore''vind' , ..ws like those
:in Ijuion'llall....'llie., other cues. will- bejaand
•si.„)rie, And lireseed brif.dc.: .j . .. , iin Friacr,' Esq., rof
' Illiilidelphia, is the a'r Chitecr. , •. ' :' - ; . . •
`. , sfeee re 'lll Rio it ' Man ie: a; ill A....M. Allen : are erect-
'in g' (vri;liii,, - , , s in mdrifet 'Ore..t-Weat of Second. -L
The hi et story will be , hf..rwii ' a t one.: '.
The - other.
~tortesicilllserrnn up wit preese( rig : .Thei
Will be .. .three stnri, , iii height, and beautiful. and
Gi..ii: dailies Nagle is crecting.a;*.dWelling, aitni
hir'in stylt;.to *hose Of'....Slessh . i ,Thlntie. and Allen;
iii.Mark.;:t lit':eet afaive• Market.- Square. .
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• 'loliti.W. It, , seberiyi Ez.q., is improving his res
idence in ,Pnal-st reet.-.. Tlic first ethry is being al :
6:1141 to a brownstone front
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11r. Joseph . I)err .oA:diedhis 'epßcinna stove
• fialadry and tin . shop . litiebi, - . at the . eiwner 'cif
Nr6rWegian and Coal streets - and has them in full,
, c l iwnitipp..- : :lie..is a practica) man in the lineine:is:
I
/Oil the:prOdUcta..nf..liis estalilishinent will be' A;
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:Me COW, iTaidinq
in:.trinn, direete : our attentinti In the faet..'llia .
IkleHinhael• Philldeliddit bas issued
striet.nrile'ra that the ..pnite( ,. -rnns.i...lirstp - • pe'opie.
frnni
. stifling eiwne'rk.nn Chest nil! .st
This is-done. -eit a. e !vise ..of e.,annl-i int
11l coriler•idlers s.inirt..tnbee9 spit All I iii•*p‘ve
riainat soilh 1.011,8' . dresses. no , , it. Indies' na-relm...'
pio,rdly:staied at; and 11,n :tenth-auk rernsc.' ,
i , ften.niade to, them. Our fait col'
resp , indeut urices
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Pi . tra M
eitt.r, ay Ist; lsfal.
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Eijeroa.Mis•ttrtsejories -, kt.:.-I think' the. comfort
every one; . es;p.,•cially the ladies,. would be very • much
promoted were soMmimeh order Issued in
It laaltnost imptisSMlC for ladies to Tiles the - street
Corners in the:ceeni . ng, owing to the armed,. of loafers
Mtn crecited there:- If.latlice are allowed to
,pass with:
ont hnving apdetillemattly •rernarli;s,• Made, their•dres
..es are liahle to be- mint . ..JlM , the streams of tobacco
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mice which these corner loungers are :eonstantly-spit
tine. •:1 hay, beard comMut complaint from ladies on
thiS subject, arid hive been. told it was . agailist the
laW-to stand summit:the corners. is soi witY• is
tbe:licc tiot enfoice4?. - Perliaps.n wora or two in Your.
eotutenS, may influence out...Mier Iturgesa and .Police
men to see that this uniatuee is stopped... •• " • .
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Tours, '-> •• ••• , .• :A SCasoattom. - •
• •If i certainly aUnoyina for ladies to be subject
tothis•ittrisattee.r" -The.l>ilice liavn now, as. wifl
be Teen by the corti'Mii'proce r ilibge, the authori
:ty and,.p I . )Ver.to, II bate psUiree.
or•moniplaint: that •the- pavement the - P.,4
..srv.cittlly in tfie evring;. is: so blocked uit'
by :i , er;onS' who' lotk , e .realiY no . biutittei4. tber,j:
ilutf it ie inipssdblil, for citizens to.pass. This
.aly , o, A1011.1,1 . 1.1'. stoprwil: rind •fat tines.
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bir•tllr4th;.ofTactMonett; -while • the Logisl:i.:
tare ft.t , ll.arriAjort.e. • avas in session, • the . Seerei try •
of Ii" Canitnatterealth, being introduaid to 'the '
presenreal-a-• ITIOSK:fV,.6 front the paiernorc
which-Was read, 818 ft)IIOIV.F...yZ : •
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. • Ilaitni-arsto, April 4, .1866. I •
th , &nat....and.. Mouse - R,'prr, , sentatin ..o f
Comniontc'ealth -- Peratiiminit • •
.••• •Gri.rt.Mecie—l retura lie• Molise of 11 . 0reism ta
dyes, in which it originated, .bill No. MS, " entitled-An
act to locate and. establish the °Mee of a local magic•
trate in the liarongh- of Ashland; S t ilylkilr - County,
• atidemiffnia.hisintbOrity of justice of tlie 'peace, with
an' 'objection:. to:the name. :• • ••• •7 l • • • .
.. - The bill proposes to validate-the acts of one.willjom.
H. Gallagher, claiming to be a justice of - the peace: for
one of -the .wards of the bonnigh..tif . Ashland, iiechityl
, kill Kannry. "Thereare'aiready.canimissioned the fall
number,of justices to which that . borough is 'entitled
bylaw, and it- is'notaille.ffed that there .lisany. reason
forincreasing:the namber. • • • •... .
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• in Februsry 4.4 wi num. Ciotti
:v.. was elected a.jus4-
tice Cif.4ha.peace; in place of - Gallagher. who:Was:al
' le.ged 'to have vacated - his ,: o ffi ce by: acceptinv, . that of
:deputy sheriff; and therenpahreinovirig to
,Gallagher, however; continued to eittim the Office. ' In
March last,-hfler considering - the. question, I issued' a,
• comMis.lon to-. Cleaver.- If Gallagher h:at any v:elid
claim to the.office-lilas a prompt. xemediebY writ.lof
„quo irarraido. If tic-has hot; 4o attenipt, ittin
- the office.. as is'. proposed' by the bill • now returned;
•avoald.he,' in my-Daimon, tt viellatlon of at: least -he
spirit Of the Constitution, -and of the rights of the.cit
-1 have. therefore': Withheld ray•-siMiature • from this .
• .. -The 'objections - were iiinetained.by - the. Lcgie.
lature, .Noiwillitdalidinv, this; W. aiticleristattel
/that:Gallagher •etill 1101,14 office :which' of
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:course he-does - anti in 'violation, to tine.
4 .0 f tho.riglits of. the.eiti
.zens of Ashland." • . • .
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errlll' eon ' totht — ' '' '.- "libts.. ' rk.'f4i trii-lialiiii'ft - * 11 i44 : - eel cins tbit49r - theeknr ... :to • w131 ,..k-c,.! " -...-• ; ' , . : :•-• -
connected; With' , tilt Chan!' h. - . r.l" . hls..l.nwer," .is' con 4 . - "frl r t°- TY° 2 "lg n ,„ 6 .,.% 4l ,l ect •b e ii. ea tdli 6 ,...e tP rotorike . ria'utit'''ie-.f,•;..-''-'-•••4lts,farkow.'4'ov-^4lte. )4.: r fse. - c! )
esa .'iPT.lT W. - . wif. A ..5 iP .
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'-' -.-efrertoin....eittoTn.iphOtatitial. 'Manner: than the
,reer
i by . tirgn6thatilieVaier aeidaLae,-ibieblhereeLi,k,';-eiwt,*6 kf0g'r,:f"..(0464;••:-', . ' -.,:••: - ' 1 " - , • .• . •
athet;,,,i,..l•tleiriiid.,* - 1* •to•...iritrodrien a.. large..be,l..• rain, 1e2,4• th em' Percale; Mame anCeomiatrati v .e.F.7).:•-• itinfird6WMl..*tll.•:••• • -filY:tialdiinitrlle. •N.Y ,-
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1• titer Ma . iti- AO tue*l'• :'')/ (4 h •• ti * .k ' z ' s o "'''' sat: - ' Bat IS riotattetreafeatialrah_:, 40- 0 /ret: l ,l", l lz - . ,s,odi .11V1.5r4,-atthetrpht.‘tretfof•theliiideb. fatto , r. by
400*Ittr-the , tiii4s s ll:DePt.:TOoto -wflioh will 1)- 0 tted,, thurpigh ciilcinifipitc:•Pl#.i.aeill.„ cr-' l ,t -c: •• ....!i'...',1 - : pa, r ,..yir.:,N., Beilaiehaniti.•.hlr,•.l3lxstovaniA ..ittormow•bi
:••for.:•Ettirtda - V SoloaptipnrprAes: • Th6:lll%;_ ~„
.• , "stairl! • •:',•:Dessiyilliiiiiiiiiiiill: sillastelriiirbsiiiiiiiiiirsis . • '4'4'. Milerriit.ii . B.: Mirti t iiii:datifiltter 0t::t.;:1nj.1,. - T. lotinard,•
•r‘btirb-.lild.crititery',.hay.e., ,altio,b4niniPt'eTeCti aril ' • li i. e of
. fit in . inure - importsoce.:-. 'The • fett*tory • oree:: :hotteof that •tithme.,? , „..•-• .- ,-..• • t...- - ,',:.!1„:,.1 : ~• ..- ••••' .• .
Weß4l4l6t lieillite ":•tit '#lio it 11:. 01 :kt'oPligho-4. 4 0 , t: eannotindergo-the'process sit deoiy4l:',stlon..tuid CllT",_i: . Th e . new ly . in i reed, : pitir..wlll . ,acce ts t ee the pontwatillit
.thitirekirch.isi .n0ir..*18 ,,,.
~,..,, , p ut.tie•,: n eates% iiial'inhat • .bontzation until they are subject tO torrefactiop either ': , ••tionii•of art old friend.atta,abolain. ...acd minuted
7.-' • '6 ll itaffirtable • : in thi*-Liminuni:ijr• t4e..:StsiWi:Thir lo- the tidal:it/chg.:kilns; or in thelartimie....lf jou* for- ' . by . the litype.that thei r future mar be one!it..ctialloyed,
:•••:•• ,- ;ismirmetienti.. - .ltaloy:litiett. , l3l.ltdeil':a , t lit'rentit 4:of• Ince the .pnaVess mast be imperfect and atthe eilienee happineee and andevilithig Prosperity. - - : ..... . ....
;,...,:...,.....,...
..... ........,,,,,..„,•,.......„..-... -.. • -.• .:-".1.. -, • --7.? ....eltAkerilersPeoribe zone ur-raelim4 and thu ' e q . l/ th u "' n . tl Y. ~.,..-..- - . DA7telft•W•fiSTWOO . t:i - At Gliardillle..on:' • kinalay •
.:-% , ..;•Th.he.• -•. lit,'•l,ttleill.yari.,eiticiiAlsittresh,,,ititt„ lOthei,P4rY of Windt/ tgat'xlS! •• er!"•• ev tinhie,•AvAl-,10111. lev.tr.. by. the,flet , .' GeOrge Harris: .
:Mr% cOnducted'in the , . ••. -, t---
••••t t -il.rAtisfl4thatiniaeheentectildlent„4.,,' •enitinig• tan.. . If:thhti 1 0 frethrso. . - • r:lilr. tioar•Da.vietellisa bias: •Wicanircon,•all. Of. ii
....invirge;andi.oateiviteki,.thipowe it . , ..i t oA r t . s . b - o i ialeiningbilt*.te..cati be done With *.astecAs%,• at a :..., ~., „,_ .. . , .
.. • .. . , :..,, .
.. .. , .
small atense; an d vtlit:n the. ores are fed into their- . re."e- •. - • ••• • - • •.• ~.... _5...--....— , ...
lbstallettioOsin...tasPritt4 t, has,bee scare and.
..,..
R `tbe iv .
th " rning; )1.4. : breve •' • . l:aar 4;••
7:2•P`bslliitiatie. :..WOLha're hash - iince the.econnienti 4 '. once . ... ~ ~.... •
.• .
.- .
..... , • • . .• ...': c..bide . ivpskelfts: 'Tne.d iv .
'• ment •of the. ,: liatiOnal difFicultieS a. "‘• ; .••••c h -- 4 4 14 -.).t • , ,All ctreint iron contain Wr MO, - 'ea'sgen;iti itri!E: •.; it -a - Shindle... Dn.. J • -if .KA risux -to
f J W 'and Sarah Tucker •' . -
NrSr•iii_ltilittratiiii Air the IllethOdints sai a choral: 1 ; • bii•de•ofiron.: when in certain prOtati . .ns, ttatqiil-. .: Treiser.: only
child
''' h
• '1 Odor:AO. which 'will
r..forth'e.,pa.trii:illc.-:.iintsPicketi:- and iincoMpromis: oiicle;.and In • less. when _
is, a . protbxyde. - Ite- The
' iPiPilYl:G i t l pie e. a r
il f t r e nn t e rtl TA bt . that the*: Ail , meet'
10 . stand talreh in theiinse er Freitdotn; . ,Tust ice prutoxyde in the:Magnetics. end 34 fperitsydt sesqiiis... °:t r itt irJP ; l l IT , ' their' far-off home - ITV. III6 It gr and
'• and ilinnan•lliglits. -: :. The-pelaitilin of the, einirdit- oxide in hematites . .• When teixe !* vt . tl:l c ' ir • taboo , 'l'' •' P .si. 5 ..'il - the shadow -of the: Ricky • Moan
-nn Ihitt,:iiinistind was inakinivonit,'. and did . much 'the .tartantates:of the . roar.deld, the.oF.Yitlea exist as. ; . Count*
. rt.... mg 1 .
..
..
...In uphold . the hands of thiliitented" Lincoln iii. :
.: - .hie. suetwisful.:* eflotts tri sari tho. countti, and cll.- . The peroi - ydels always,.dr•kenerally, of ainore; fa:. I .
able' nature, and' moreporonsithanothers. and though ' :R. 11. .tustin. Mr • J.in Priiii..of Teeruint.:' and ItteLs, .
: . Plif(4ll.•-BilitEM \\ -LOti Tueoday. Mite:ll , C; hP Rev.•
: eiritinge..florit . etir stittote books:the acts - recii•it.'
nizibm lintuati•-Slivery. Ftir its noble record' an. this ore con tains More of the oxYdes ills oeyertnclesa .. • i t i n ...bt e i .. of • c‘r m - . • Bfilkman
~ ; o f -Pt ,i,..,.i1i ~., p a: :",.
the first te be reduced, lit the. farnace,•siniply.becanse , Tmt i a l ,
..3toiti i mn : N ..vii . ., 3 4„ - it:46.• .4,i::*v,,,.1g,...
tiro $.l. tip o 'i: ..v.O-110 . 1deiti 7 TIA'rellions* when othersotherstwoitil , ' the 'ores are. moreepen.' and'aCcessible• to • the. :11Catr•-•4 .: ia.7-thirls.:Thietor i',l iir'liiii* choral). pOthiWille . . , at the
;•-•.1..1if1 - 4 ) ... itlii•Aße Methodist-Ohttrei.cif the• - plortif:. Tat la ill Cases the evades yriteids iif. , the ore must lie' - !reSidencp" of. t tirlile , e- father:. 11 ci nq U. Rt.E.tt. '.ra .
':•:willItill - an IlOtiorAble phiteliii history.. ..;:. : .:. driven MI , before they can :be Vutieeisfully . statelted.: , r New Castle. t he Lism.l , vonnimit •datntliti!t or gd*erd
It is iirMAY - 114-pj twit, 1-laj - wcii al; Eact.,otti• high- • This. ii-,•.-done by.the , •aethin if heat le v.iporccing the ..., ht . : , rri ,..„ . ..... E . 11. Dr 1 ,,,, , ,,, iviiim
..,.., .
.. ~.... .._,.. ~,. • ;,.,
ly..estectiest fellow-062nm •to eiy•th at he :took as oxyde , .- , ..ii ie r i, h h YLho n i i i i :6 ) 4bis to o o l) l 7 2, l .i tiou whtk... 1 2 3 : 0 trhoil::°;!" 1 .- r.:f.:-.. SRU MAN --EPTIS:CI . -Ou thet•ist triSt.:!at the:.'.44l.
great : int ere-t l in the neethia ittiprov'eniqns• Ilia t• t . coa•,
coal , ; . r a st i ut .t:, l ••in e c ° l x o l att n o u n- f :deuce of thr.1).1310- rather.. its Sc - •Cliir by:th.. Rev
h ace Imeti so.' judiciously mitle..ni tI t 6 - 11... i.: itodiSt .
Ilinrch :, ellifhte,' -rind'. that: he,. with" ,the late ti hlr e: t e -t re ti4fi zt etoe d a o s ro t4 , e ili. is i laLiritl:, But it- is::maiiiiest," J=*.eldh Mot , liol' gf. Wilt. , tiw: ;I. r .-Liti't t 4 4 .: or ‘ . . , 0u' ,, -
• that the lacties bann i t - u hie- lilx.sra' red. until.lthii , ort is', lis:••Colltottlill. ("Antal. to Mies SiustiilZErrlei , fl•Fity'
Past : Or; WI% . 3. •• B:•Moe'll.t r o l6 .h: lierOOOan - • liill:Pr"•: 'torretied, and' he whole mass ertiteated w i t h t he heat l . eily•of• Pottayille. ' • : •' .. .:: •' ' ' -''
viStil Mieli . .of. :the woirk.:. WO eottOttnlate hilt . please telly ''-• •• -
:of the' furzince." 'lt Is... Plain; the refore ; that -the' oresT • Columbiapap!..rs _
- and the ' rOttl:cregntitin upon, tliep ) s=. , essinto of a • whiet are • first caicined or •restuCeil to a porous or •
church edifice' that is a credit to the: town:.. ". .' ' pulrerable.charicter beforegohig into the:fornateire
. ' . ....... • .--- ' -. •- -• • -.: the must readlly:deoiydfied - when there. ••.. • - ... •
...
-• Iron ores 'reduced to a : molten condition without tie.:
•oxydliation will: e t ult in a ...glassy 'elan' inStead. of a.
pure ' lion:' 1:til Whe,n• the..ores.a iron see' this de- ,
.prived:of their. oxydeS they are very ditlimilt Of redue-.
titi4 and.the - heatti it hick theY -toast lie saliva. lu
Order to imetinpliilthis pirpdsels nut only very greats-
but Of 'se. intense a eitnructerns to .burn the.irtm, or
.PartiallYTts•Ydize it again In the -proce.a.. - At ikthe.rei.
fore, not ' only 'necessary that the ores .should. be: de-: -
.Oxydized,:hat: also en, bonfrid.before they arrive at the
zone of fusion ;but =this is done, by.tbe =duo Of . the
carliin in - the- , deOxydating 'proCest, as the carbon of
the coal-rephicesi the oxydes of theoreand tier 'perms.
' ' III:Miler that the carbon should 'enter-and combine
freely-with .the. ore, it 'LS .uecessary that -it should be .
eit her in.large:Oristriliparilc,
"merit,
in a porotis,ciudis .
0611..1 .otnerivist 'much; perhaps merit, of, the cart-sin.
liberatettfrom thetoalyrytild.'passiip through the
as wa.te gam. tad hoof -no value in . the . preceSs of
deorytlizatitin andcarbonisition. ''. - i , • •.'. . ::
' :Now, if we have pat. the .argumenta•properlY and
Made - the facts clear to' tße.reader„ the .propriety.Of
ealCination will, be fully demonstrated, and since. all
.ores contain more or less triter, or vapor, it is equally
.as'iraportatiethat all stich Volatile, matter should. be
• exPelled froth them before they are tesal - iii the.far
nace., -Most...if our ,heinantes contain about -12 -per
.cent of Moisture-which requires ' a iiirge - amount of
. coal to volatilize.••.A- en instance of this we may State,
, Min: one:of. the- • tilverstoile..furnaces, in England, of
less than eighteen .feet bcish, r prodilet‘fr over Oho inn..V
Aj . natal per -week !. . And this .grelit.'yeld is mainl y :
. owing to the soft, pulverized condition of the ore - -and
the fact. tluit all the Material -used IS thorouglilyirie4
and.hca tedliefiire being l'6l taut liefarnaVe.: • ..
1,1:e have only presented the, Main points in this _let:
ter. .There fare 'many otherimportant -itemsin this'
'coutiect ion_ that should be considered in , fit , ;•cit of:cal
- cluation;_but intr . spare,and 'dine will not admit of ofie
-tenth the niatie.r involved 'ln this subjee%•
. ..Moreover,.
it would :celifuse. alul rover .•tip the .main argnuients,
'to liniodtice the numerous minor considerations here..
We - have shown. that 'Cali:Mutton tendsro reduce. the
amount of coal' remilred in -the furnace for the reitic
-thin of the ores-that' it' improves the' . quantity -and
quitlity,of..the resitting: iron, atid• thin : with a . primer
selection of Me 'coal aud-it Careful preparation of the
ores, a par, iron mayhie, produced cheaper' than the
'common pig now Sold as. Anthracite.iron. •• .._• :: •
• ST.tti.aia, Atoll, istla, • ' , .- , : •:.. - S...H:D;
.
. •
. . ,
: • Proce eilii.egs elf ,
Coißneil.,.A.etated
4%k-tin g.-nt wiped -Was Ttieitdayl - laii , t,'-j
Preeent, - Mesiars. o."ichrart.i.Dobson;:: • liagle ,-
Grif
fith; Heftier; ,
- .Reed,. Strand);
Leonard. Moyer, 40 F,cht,•Preeident.' • ''• •••• •: •
Tlie„,mititutes - of previntis meeting were read'and
The r . rnitmittee'appointed on matter *Of• fOrming..
a„,tiewifi re company, reported. that tdie Mat ter.had
i.t.ef ab di/11CA. , • . •.• - • • •
The•Coxn. of Stirvey:'reperted' that ritiznna re.
fits. , .to make'. the, alleyin.:rear Of .. . Mr. • Mityer's.
`property i 20• feet Wide ,st reel; and
toseAtablialling.gade - there: The Com. report-.:
ed 'gratle, for
,Fitirvii.w..etrept.. '• •.• • •
The'onin..nn • Oriliiianee reported'. snow. didi
.nart,.,e .• • " • • '•
• . The. C;Orn . of Limp and. Watch reported that it.
heal appointed George '3l. Smith Chief lif the
• ongli.watelimeo, to take s
,effect April L 'Report.. -acceritetLand'apProved:. ' •-•. • . .
,The Speeial Co •:mitt
,e;appointed to draft rules
r and re'g nla fOr pie. • g o Vl' fill Of the:Ber
. Otigh watchmen; reported-the foltoWingl:
•
• The:41144.f mad •Nllitht. Police.' •
• 'Sue: manneemenf.the'Night 'eh all
be Wrider.the stipersislon of the . . Chief, who -- sball he
continually 'duty; shall cause the .rules; and regubt
tioni Oresenteclbs, Council to lm• obeer , ;ed b!.• %every
tiolicenutn, and rephrt idolatfonspf. the aatite,
obedlente,. or &induct , ineCmsi st. en t wit theis . ditties.
Sc.tl count shall keep all a. coun neet.wary'for:the
pollce.force,. prevent` - waste or . needless,,,expenditurci
m the maintenance of•the lentps:- . • '
Suc..3.—lle shalt liars the charge ell. the maces,.
bull s. rattles,;:badfies; and Whi , r . property' pertaining
to the-Pdlice., and' distribute the same - ea may be
needed; keeldng an account .of . ' • '
Sec. 4.i•-•1.1e time;. when • same..,
t.he Committee on Lamp and Police,. fender a detailed
statement . of arrests made, by whom . tnade, the cause
cif arrest, vr.ol-11nes, paid; rind to whomiatid, or any
other st4teraint'pertainin•tn the. Night
...• • .. - Night , . . _ .
: 'Bea: 1:•:-It shall be the . chity rd . every Night .. Police-.
incur to keep the limps; clean tuid'in good,order, in his
district: .
lamps as aeon as dark, except -_
it is,moonlight. end-to be eitutiintally.bit'dn- ..
ty daring:the :night; - to . .patrOl iabeat, never-absent
ing hiinself thicefroin. unless ..when directed by: the
Chief, must.mitiounge orreniain ob.any....part . of his
heat without chose; -aml endeavor to: rs event the per
• petration of erinitt, and arrest all intoxicated •and dis
se,. S.—Every Night Policeman Whilst. on
abSpiin from unneCessary con!'ersatioit,hutslill at all
tlines . during the ulelit. give any information' 'needed:
byStrangers, and others, in a civil and coarteims mein
ncr-
Sec..4.—taeli .• Member, cif the farce mast be peaceff
ble aud Orderly Inhi.s deportment, civil to every one,
eiterg.etic-and firm in the performance Of duty and
alwnys careful , to abstain from the use of improper
.
language. - . • • ... •:,
Sic. s:-It shall bitbe duty of every Policeman to
disperse all crowds'Of idle-1)1d disi.!rdeilv - persons - at-
. .ecirners-of streets of.elsewhere,rrestitiall, Who, af-1
ter civil request, a fail to move along, : • •
'Seg. It-To report alyeriests . made-to the:Chief - of
the titles. paid, and. to whoni paid: f.TO have a pass-.
›eikin which shall he' entered all 'artieles . .ne.eded for,
the, nee of !the:lamps arid of repairs made, which briek.•
.stofilatt. all times: be unbiect -the inspection • Ot•the
chief,:or - Counnittee on• Lamp and Police. • '• •. •• . •
Srlt. T.,—The time of pairoling.: : the ditTerent heats
',shell be so. divided - tis . . will at all times find. not lees
thaw two:oh date-In.Centre street. . : •• •
EVery : Prilicemati most inspect ever:titian of
-his tlealdnrinifids tour ,if ditty, and eareftilly eximiitie
. dorm and hoc-window- of stpreS stud' ileelltut e. and
• rear miteS and see that they are properly fastened. •
--Every:Polipmeu.la prohibited frtim visiting
public house or drinking- Saloon, 'unless liidhe per
, 10.—The, mace_or. hilly must be• Used; Only in
• cases of airgenduecestt.V....
.• •••• .. • • . • • -
Siv:il. The
street iightsi -shalt 'extinghisbed
:trim time to time at ate hour deaiguateil by. Council. •
:tuat.et of prhathigthesn riles was ri.,fc-rred
on•Siatiptiery • • •,. . •
•
Clio foldnwing.reoort was • then read; acceptd
-and ortivrod to - be filed::.* . ' . • '
"The:Peeia I Corniiiittes - In•whim the pet it ioni
•,,f•property belders of 'the
. Riarrin - c:thof Pottsville;
• praying Conned to -pip-eh - 81.;ittu :tire • eiiccities;.
were referred, '-respeetfully. rep , wt
the facts: , otheetc-d tint the case,
t hey , reeommend the purchasing of a • third class.
"Wolurtlierrecriinmend • 0111 b'eforeinrehaa
-
itig the-steamer'. a 'e,ottraittee . ht,- ! app noted •to
•niake err:tit:feint:Ms to, have, a Steamer. brought
Pot tseille. .A
ftn One of' (inn' peighbetittn - chin ti
• foi*-111,-....ptirp0... of
.teSting the twacticability of a
ite.,nter'm ibis
Tiolottelf." . • •• ••• • •
'A - eonimunieatintrfroMS P.:..Rvssel in -bwlealf
..of Gut id Ittletit . 'Firt , .Compsfr.. otr. 6 bring fi•
141.11(111 ( . 11f..71110 here for-trial slthe exp-ose . of•
the Coiiiiht NV, WlT...reid and .)rdpreA
. • liol.en alt.Tre-suret's siatemeilt.:Avae read - and
rrietent The-dlerk read a statement of.the financial con-•
li'i it of ibu Mk...Ugh,' which wits" orderer! to be .
On motion it was reSel-ved first .the salsry of-the
Chief -of T.'olithi, be.fixed take
" On motion of Mr...1-I,.•ffuer . .it was ipso:lveil . .that.
grade'of street he established • ac
c• !rding to the :report of the :Committee, on Stir
. . •
Ott motion of .Mr. Stranch it
.was resolved that
the : matter
~ of hificg.-;:t. Stearn -fire eitter.e. to
this Borimgh four trial, he referred hi the Con - Prat;
tet .. .. Ott Fire- APpar.ons. with poster. to ed. • ••
!Mr. Morris offerr.l . the :
.
Th-it. the ofilee Of Chief 13nrgess
in the future, an-office- of . henor . and
• • . • . . •• .
ttrierl ...thee. • . •
Oitrootinn Of tkl.r . ...St ranch a ,vote'of •thanks:6
to . Mr. Maior. of Philadelphia;
furnistditg to theConticil a ePp..of the police reg-.
nlaticinS of -Philadelphia, NVN . ti passed. • .
Mr.' I ncliboffered the following
liiesolcs4, That the . iiame• and sticloof the Com
-mitten oit Lamp mifl Watcti .be ' ettanged ! Quit.
on. Letup Pulice;,and. thenatio) of : watchmen
•
to. niglft•police. .. • .• . •
Adonted. • . .
. .•
..Mr..M•wi is off...wed 'the Toll oirin g • -• •
••
Resoles < That the:Clerk be instrueted to noti
fy, the Chief .. .13nrge4; -rothove a 'etyo at
Seeiind street .and ChtirCh
• .Trio folloivingibilln were. read and ordered
. to'be .
.'ight Police.. •• '• • '
. •
' • .
WorMan and - St:. hands:.::
Jas.:FOcht
A.'Shertle.
Previous *ue
Alljo . urtioo
- • [witivr EN: viit TII F.' 341 Ens , fJ111:1‘ S • 11,1 • •
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MANUFACTURE OP IRON; MED STEEL.
Pr,Paytition. and Strteltini! Of the Meerint.'nr the Ores
. - • .and Ftuxe'g in ihe' Blai,t,Fyritace," -
1 25
227 it;
7 89
39 37
109 (11)
$691 77
2'3.781 19
i 23,172 96
Nitmber. Sfr
irEtRTY-NINTH CONGRESS
FL - 118'f SES'§I634
_ . .
..WASinswrori:-April .
structiou.C•emm¢eee reported certainhilla and the joint
reSOlot ion pal) islaed - elsewhere in . the Journal. : Tbc
P , Ptal Appropriation bill' was corshlered:. .
never. -A bill: was extendink the time'
cieli , errien of State - into National banks:
resointioh • was .iipered And 'reform:4, deel'aring
Tennessee re4Ored..in - its. prialfeai: relath ins With the • .
Union . .. -Mr. Jul - laws re'soluritin rpe6d . y. trial .of •
lliit is iv . af,-orisidered'autf - relf.rted: Etc.iustrue ,
lion C miniftee repotted thAr :amehtlineut;' X bi 11....
making apto ipriations'.'foi• the Freed- •
rnetiis Iltirean.•. A reiiiiintiou m
, as; fi or, the tip- :
iii iiutnient Of a. cominittee to initestigate. charges by :
:11.,scoe Pri,vost - Mar-
• t.hat. qen.Yry. and er.stategiehts by'the 'latter.-- •
The resolniion . • • . '
• .1114.1.—Scsisi•g,-.A retairt 'w . ttaitran , mitted fr.,:n the
Secretaiy hf.Var..ith. the.. eidetire, on wriiyh aµrirds•
Wert . ..made for. th.• -capture Of. letter - Irina -
-Wade Hampton. lir:relation' to the Intrriing at
C : was read. • The Postal Approlitiat.i.on • bill'
BI utwoll and 31r. Bingham each pre-' '
seated amendmehtS to.the prop;,sition of. the -*HeCIO-..
strueil , itt:Couirojttee: . A re: ,,, dation way adopieil, look.
ing the appropriation ot. • hundred •thou!..and.dol
lart, for. the rel ief :of the' Sout ile.,-ptute...The Sen. :
ogle ainendineat-.. • to the- Naval -:(l'hy
. partment hill •
' : . The .setiaite p int - res•iligieti - of :
lhanks.twilte Soldiers and - Seamen. who crustfi:ii 'the
reliellioh. was 'pas ,, ed. - The Prehilniews.
.AP
propriatiott hill - ace-ed wit h ah aruendrnent.:. red lab ig
- the iiiihruiniation for.t.eltol.l - honseti. from ~ .F3,ilanolatrto'
•
ineva.v.; relitioli • ta the teliel'eottcn
. •
was recioß'ed•fman. the Presidetif. •
11‘ke Sherman iti;rodneed l l)ll- ac t
f4.thelTthlCl bill of the interest'i , h and
_funding of the
National ilebt:: Referred' to the'Phattir-Cniiimitire.
The' Court .'+t (Taints-hill, repotted. :Mr : Dix: in
save tiotice of hi- iniention ffer.aii. umenthurai -to
the" "tiee, n. trtiettnn Coli.inittee I'lie
Postal tppropeottiou taheir.np 'and Pri , sOil.
1 with /ini.aldmente,. powt.r. of .
I.atailli , trheat. mid pros th.it.the -Government - ad-.
.Washilitzoti - he..1,4ven:4.6. the
,paper
Ituin..z.the'largest ''• •
• • 110can.. , -A resolution !Ait! adopted.-lookirit 10 - the
.•
: pensioning stirciving:riOldiers -adorn. of war'
.of IS -The retp , rt of the Con for: ace..C.initolt tee' op,
the, aetillh • of, the Settate on-.the - Raba. Telegravli bill
torrent fo. Additional Additional-,trui .. .tioti test taiony .
wa.4 report, d • A:lay: Was. *cotit,idered,:
•
thlailedefeated yea. n 5. nits•sl:3.•• • •••••
• . . • .
W
A criminal with hands - imbued in h 10.41.• ''• ' • •
The'treatest Wht.lesale.nuielwr since the
On2ht: - at;retilh. , tit's fortliwith ,: •
.y.tr bis,quitr , :tWidetit lie. WILL 1 , 16' KEIT. :•••••., •
cOmmittees'i We.rettiihr, ,
The law deals' all thi. •:i • '
the,recent e..se b.trid - crime . •
•
Quiek-votitV9litre youldappear tilmost ' •• •
.And it admits hot of the le Est. denial. • - • •'•
.Itistice should, step in. on th( , -lieels."of •
Tt al'i . :2tr.•(,t.
..,3&4 in.. Hs the Worftt well kiinws, •*.*
After trial f fairj4Ph•
4 . .ItIZVF:.( . I.tiTifFA !
- Not, hard iMM . verdict tmtiecill... • .•;-.; ;
WI - 1;• t the t`TAlVS..2:irriletii. , ii.wh beim fairly' tried !
-if triblie, Ind non , tt it rattle! then. • • •• • .
Let it with th,•yr.ot.sr!ir 1.1 • • ••• ..• ' •
wlio.ctftti•trittlatti . .prn chasing , n Spring.- Suit
•wn whufd, by g you teitl'fttd itt.trw `75111 , .1 art imtnenec'.
•martniaCl tired' Clin
every style tif mirment. Worn' by ...tehtlonwn•:" also con
stantly rticei•Ontl• t and . m 6.4 artbt: tancy' eas
simeres fur Our•Onsittm.thfinu•tment. which,
'the beSt cutters and workmen canprit:bit . •
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r • 'I.SNV PRIPFS AND FASIIMS A 11111.:
•
A Cough,,, Cold. , or Sore
,Throat,
• REVIRF3. 17.1Mr•DiAT.E AN:P BIIOtILU 1.96
• ' ALL(Mt*FiI , TO CONTI z: crr . 4 :
.• .
triitotionc. of ,Ike Longo. POrmanent
Throat or an
. •' ••• • IS: OFT 1..:N Fl Elt E.4ur,r. •. • • ...
BROWN'S'. BRONCHIAL TROCHES:-
HAVING. A.IMIECT TILE PARTS, GlVElifr,
For Hronchitim, . h, Con
minniOtiOn and ThroiatUisa
. .• •. • • •
itt.M"litli • P.RN 966 . 1) . &QCQF.BB
SIN6ERS AND . PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Track:* iiaefdl
nikennekire 'Singing .or SpeOking. the
't [lnuit niter MI unitsuni exertion of the
2 , r 9 chr.... are reconimended‘und
• sicians, and have had teStimunials from eminent men .
'throughout': the country: fieik 'an article of true.
merit..and. haying p . r4ect• their.' efficacy :ItY'a.test o. '
'many •Yenrs."'each year finds them in doWlocnlitiesin.
various parts of the world...and thoyrochis - are upitei'L
sally pronounced better than Other if:Heins,'
not take any of. the Worthlea* IfititationS.thit.rnay be
Offered. • : . • •
tlic.Vnited . Stateo.,and in Foreign.
Coitntiit.o: tV .35.cptitai.pe'r
==l
:gt4 . 9io#*:- . -'.,ii . 1 . 1:t . .01.4r.0;e .
„ .
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Ttir. M. E. chnrch•';it -Potter - We. , having been en ,
Larger and, ri..: m .i1 , !!,.d. %%in ; • et', wit.V.,neit permitting.
he re-opened aid.iiedicired 'izi ,'..tee; , rd.zrice with the.re
'wf , Oft :•rit11:11 of the= 31 - . =E. Chinch, on'l•Suuday nest •
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.Rti'. f): W. f4rtine.,'D . T. of Phihrio l iti,!s..ltev . J
B 1J eClil lou rhy u We,k4tc'am , tek..,' and
.! :t.tit.trs .w ill yffiet.
ate the necaaion, •• • . :
• - .*. • "Order : •
10 A -1,11,-S6rmi.ll.' in a"nrin:r:i.?d ivithlledicatpry-ser ,,
3 i',.)l:—Addreemliy viiitipl.r.M.lith.!ters and ,rag-
STV .• •
• Prienii,olC.nne , hettnikon, - and:. the pdhlic
to'..attend'. . •'. ' • • • • '•••
.
. . . . . . ,
Carney DrrinAtips.—We the3Tethruilst
Nted
t7;nntlay (r.{thi or May, Rev: Attred Cn :le
IT1;i13 of . glelphia '-of preacibir
andTnnvcri4 aft orater„m4y are, familiar
p.eileh 194. A. ••;.. •
A meittittz will be hell itilhe•ttlierirp ;13
whenwirl•e , es (lelivvrrit by'lleva; A .Ciilanait...
•It' N: , )ble: Frain, airi others ,
•• • . ,
Traln'ffir
the .Chttcch (i. .
a!,(1 . at
ItimitiLfatigint.• .o7dock. P. 11: Diunot wtll
..• .• • . . :• I
. : •. •
r37.tlethed Church:SeCond . .street.
above Market. •liev • .1: E. kt , 'anc. • • Pat:t or. . Servicee •
Sabbat h to, - A. and TM: P.' IL • Pit6er.. Meet •
ink' Tusedtly evening, at: • 0 . 111,0 r; • .• • . •
• lirtrltnalih -
Market Scptirtilsv t t yes: l'aetttr .'SerVicca
Sahbath mot at In -ty, • Week.
IY Lecture and Prayer': Meeting, :Wednesday 'eveningit •
. ' Car - Trinity Eioixciippal Choirs the
Church iS undergoing . tentdr. :aerviCes yilf • Ite• held it .
the Court Hones at lok;•,,trivcs.;A : 'M . and P. ..-
Tie' Wel.* Cop g regs!!iosini.lAnsi - ;ch.,. l tev. E.
R. Lewis, services-' eNerv• Sabbath: alternately, at :l
f 3 gal A a ptint.Church.,Suriddy per r -
Vice ling ambit:lw evenierettrrice
i 'l34 o'clock. Corner.
Mahautongo andlth streets. - •••••• • • •.• • •
••••• '- 'union _ .rraiyer ...311eittkui,' . eitery
. Sitisdny"
morning, from .By, 93/ ittelock, in the. frame Church
an Second Street,'
between Market and liorregitin. Ste.
:17 -Elinwelical Church, Callowhill Sireet
liev;.. S: •Curso, .Pastor: primeh • °tannin er
.ery'Sanday. Morning at. 10 otelOrk: v
- Eventni at, .I.g •. ••Rett - dence Eftrket - • - street
• : gsr• Fleur rettasbyteriais SChurch,eorner•Mit•••
. anti. Third Streets-. '••• Rev. las'in.ftrr.rr,
[' tor._ Services, Sunday 1(134 A. M. and •r . gryt.
'
tote; Thursday evening at 734 . Prayer Meeting.
'lnarter before 10; Sunday reurniiiif." Sunday School, '
1 , .00 - 2d.Prembyteritiii Market Square.,
'Wt. S.; -Pt.nts.ra, • I}. Pastor.. flervices.Sabbath•
morniegSat 103.1'ior.lock: Evenings, itt. TX: Weekly.
Lecture and -.Prayer:'Meetlrtm. Friday: evenings:: at 8
Welciek: Pastors reeldence ," Maluintongn ; St., • cttinir
Bth or'Courtland street:. ' '. • •
Ago - German Church,:; 'Market
Street; 'Rev". J. C. Benner Pastor. Regular:, servitetk;
.alternately. in the .German'ait English laneuttges;' ev
ery Sabbath day; at.lo A. AL. P rayer: Meet.
Inc and Lecture every Wedrittlity evening'. At P.M. 'T
German irrthe inorning•and• English., in the evening
- Antli let. 15tb-and2itth. ••• •• •• • • ..• t , •
1 - , English in the morning and Gentian In.the .evening,
April Bilk and' 2td. • : ." • • "• • .
`ii~s
Situpt.....itstiur.crrenomls 'of - death*: „free; Those de:.
,
e . lntianierf urith noyers, ST.ortitist.. bef paid :
for at the
anteantepf in eeritit prr /inv . • • • ' .•
.• .
.
• : . ..DA.177 .. i , .—rAnant...l..;• the only 'daughter: of Ileum; B.'
And Salite Davis of St“Clain: died at home. on Fah,
;both. morning.. Apfil '
4 '4111 year. - 3 moot
hs
and 12 davit
Thi• bend:lfni; littlo flower • rime forth;: we fttne lie
&urn :ivere remileti . with' fraerancef. thf.;' Lord
hat need of it and Now.lt hlooine Ina height-9F.
"Iviot tiv'the,winile , nnthnely hinat • •
•"- Parch'd bb du.. P.t115 . 14 direeter ; • ' • .
The ninmentary elorien. : • -
TheshOrt.livil,..beautieo away,". • •
• • • .• • •-• •
• I.ETIMA„N -On : the*. ath. or April,' In .Donaldson.:
CATH\RI.:C..Wife.(It fie6tf,iie et4Taip, Age d aayeArK
. the,'26tli •Pr:tis
.ylllP..ll.triv_ • 'Plde-t Alaughter of Michnelanit'Partikpi
'Ocbsenwadel,. Area 10 years. months andl6 •
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ftOSSEREVANS 3Af•h r by :thp. Ttyy
.
Mr 'ornii . S . ROSSER tO Miss MARPATIETEV
1)001 OfTninbt?l•l:' •.* • • • •
y.. : April 9, ISM;
IDORN : THEGRAiI,'S OF THE DEAD
EAGLE 'MARBLE WORKS,
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'pitnisville, Pit: -
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• 'Marble. - Granite, 'Pletoti and •Itrown . Sten: ?amity
.Vanits made to order. ' - .The work :wamm4ed to glee'
_ mounmems, Pt d ri • arid-ornamental. ' Head Storm.:
Tombs.- En losup•s. Tablets': Urn , ;.- ' tarohs. : Flower.
Vases.; Mantels. "biretta:Table -mid- Wasli-stind 'fops.'
.
v *, ,Dosians.and Plans furnished and the work e - seented
inlhe best style ,if art.nnd.of , the vzry •best, material.
'•••'. .., - P..F. F.IS . F.NBROWN: Of MimM:v Me).
Fast N o ' rweirimi St: • hete'serreold and - Railroad Ste.:
.'.
".oeiir PM.ort,ly'sForindry,T!otteville... '
. .-... • •• -.• ~ • •
,(1.1 , ',!)114:11.11-: -.. N(1'1`,1(1.:1
Boarr.TWKET
. ,
ehief G. FRICIi
•Tren , wer— CotoN r.t. WILLTANi*.TIIO:44'SON
Ltiqh Cori.labie— . §*.e.nytAN'T GEORGE ROSE
Au 311.c . .i . nk of the 'Good
- 1 !-• -.Co will
. tie held - on
Thumhyevenhyr, tOth. •at T&•.• • o'clock. .The"
member,. • -
Bv. Order of the l'resitlent, • CHAS, 'C: ItG:;•• SELL,
SOO V,
•
... , . . . .. , .
-NOT IiCE:-ZAt. e..reritl: Ellfilliiittt . CS to my.
,- pale of. paittlimat tOye forgotten or nealeOed
tirp3y.their Eult , crimi. , ll.s, ihey are a.,tleed, to he rye..i he
am -mit to. boon abi• pestible.: at the 1)001p-tore of 0..
Banton: -.-. - - ' . ".- • • • - El. Iltl'fililtEY.- - .
. •
PROM Pl' P.%' E 1.4-I'. —The Yhrlt
. • Fninnere , insurance. OitriPaillY have
Paid my lore in the lath- tire ar Aililltbd.'-itud.rtkAre to
heat. testimor4'. to the honorable:manlier iliwhnit they .
Eenlr and roty their losses: , FA 'wk.. paid in two
weelp , 'atter.i.lie tire . • • " LEIS TER:
14t, I.QGII. • •• . .
•
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NNE.: I .I I.
.iTI EFT Inirta.-: The Annual
Meutitbf tho Stoclzb , driers- C. thr - H.Altr-
Sal) P.S.SOCI ATER CO 11 1 . !O3IP: \ NY. will he.held
at.titu'AnThry.an 1-bnt•U... P.q.b.willUz'Pa.. On Wcaziten:.
daY. • *1n , ' 6,11 .• !SIM. at I' o'clock. 'P. • Cro
'tho eh. gee of pirectors for th,. (rustling pier and trams
lijit of any other business . the Illy loivillysbnie be
rae.the rrwet n-u' • .• •' OLE Si )N. •
April 4t. tint; 2t, • :•••• ' Secret Pry:
.... . . .
- ~-.f.-., . • • . ••: ' Astir. t.No. - PA.,. April - IS, IStiii: "- -•' -• ..' '
...- II fIiNRY- ; BONER: - 'Ef.u. —ltionrance. - Agont, Aa,h , .. :••. •- " .-- . . - :DUA.F:T S:,-..
lopri: A , ' a .-:.D . ar ;Sir:.-We ttil.'ll.l3f-reettiverl a draffhtt '- LI - • : ' • '' • --.- '
the t.ift..oi elan. of the Homo Thstiraitce .Coropany I,f 'New . 1. - .. 6n:Encland. Ireiftud. France and Gerinany, lot
1 - “rli,: ill-Om:Ili your aurtalY.. for 1n5t....0;4 , d00r' ho it• in ithina th cult purchtts'erx.:: -.. ' ' • •. •
the In on the -th in-t. Mr whifh we. are IIIIIIqI obliged.
.It LiOs tp.. ,, l.lea.nre.p , Itn,,%;v:with shat IMMit iti bade the - January ...'eel ,'• •
1 Pottrille, . .. . . .I-tt
Moiler Mts-been adjufitt:d : and Arlillo:we 'thank you.' •*--• - -- • . ',.. •' '
:111 d :Me. (4i.liffry for your promptly t•ft hi the ramjet - we. -
I - -..'
- UNION-Tr A II ASSOCIATION
! ki the ,onto tithe take ranch-pleasurolu'rocommentling , ,
your avot,4 to. the faviirahli, efin.ifleration of the corn
. .
-mollify:. • - . ...Yohre, Truly. &e., • -.- - 7 - •,- : - '
. Nitiy C. GO-lt .. •. : - tiliTTO it PRINCE
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IF.11L! I 31 F. V.,N: N 41:1 . or 'ttle .
-.-Ntoelgti”hters . the • IltirthirtP. A,;todnw. t
6 . '31 ti hehl• nt. the •
.1.4. ; on tV ED I'.SDAY. MAY. 16th -at;
.4 OCk. • ; .M.. ui •rl nflitti. the c.ruunizeitiouiif. said
'Coni..any nnil ntl nroei-edltnui under it. . '•
Irrl , r.id* L. GLEASON, ••
A.prif:t4tU. - • . : • Serrentiy.
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1). 7 :By dil:letiegl . rniui7. - a fit uao ,, n
th
Per tendent • f 'con I 91111,1! Ilnp thoroitr.h
•It hieh . w,ttlil: i, ri•Oitireel or
31...Pottsville P. Schql.
AT,11%21. 'GC; . • , • . : • 31• • ,
0,. . ,
WA .
LI) B 14004 II AN DI :EA N T EID
,11ii: ulid , rilzned want to. bur .td Bryon' hand--
lee:. inany,qnrintity. t be delivered to •,'
... ' ~ 1.111.1.KE(&.-MoDONEL. C6t.i St., Pott'gvitte. -,
Fcii , :. - S.-k 14,6 4 : -- AA` 1 ).::re i:- I ',ET
WO R. 14 E.—A good U 1 EN near.lv .
1. . - • Apply' to . W., S, Sll EAFER. •
" rp, 116 • • ' IS-4° •
13 A 1.0. AL TO PROPERTY POP.. SALE,-:;Rea
bc),..wilyuc, freeilorri•ther. , ..-
, JOHN O'CONNOR. Con.bble.
Palo Mays, •Gt: :•• . 19-1 r •
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VOrtP4AILE:—A . rirnLll•Colliery. on a Wa•erlin.el,.
I:'•joA..OpeueEL V . ein 7 fe,t -thick, '•Aloining in two
pr'thrennillim veins: lima affordine.. annponrittitity.fnr
making k. gold Colliery: S.tli,factory rentkOns for .nl-,
- liu;i. • Acidrezi? BOX •R41,-Poet.9,lllne,. Pottsville. .
•_-_
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.Q . AIGE OF -A" TAVERN - ST AND.: —The
":73 • nneler;ignc , d . offers . ..at Private ...Sale - the Tavern
snina in L.,cindd de, schnvikli eanntv., known'as the
. Vet: ed zitates FlagAionse..• ferrnerli . .orcapied i Nl it
hy , :Joseph: fierier. . The property.' consist% of a
. .
dineeddory frame•hc , nse with kitchen, of. good" 1 " 111 .
Az- for a tavern ;•-stahling; and other • -outbuilding". ail
in ;rood oeder ..- ' The.re is a: cveli.of !•teellent eider tai
tht;'prenti es.. . The 10t,14 fifty' feet foit. - .bv one hnn
tired in depth. _There are . hesides. two other inti of the
semi , dimeosions..in'the:, rear, divided .-tiy nu . alley.-
For terms; &c., apoir,on the premi,es - tri... .- ' ' •
CLIRISTOPIIE if .ALBERT fil[ll.T.ll{.
ls . 1 In', .. . • •
Mar r. ti 6
ty 111.0C1C-PLANK.. IR 41 Et .
•LOO.OOO :vet of •II EM LOCK. PLANK • tor Yule
by..tbe.be 'dttliveted :fey. pottit
iemeeibleby reitrimit . in Saittylkill coun
ks, at reaitunabie Fitriatificu:ats address
SCIII;YLEII. - rt
Itultrttburg.;.Col.
Aptil . 2B:. IT at
..,1F . • , ~ . .
VTEA.III 'llTTlltilalid. .BRASS' AND IRON
O.GLOItR.VALVES.',.STKAM COCKS, W.ROUI:HT
NON PIPE. ELBOW, 1,111, 3 .5 S CAST,I.:StiS::BABBIT
1111.,.TAL,..6,......t.`.. malinfitc.turvil . Imri•for.linle by - , .--
-.., t.31111111.1!.Ati &..11:0'111VAAWD. .-
• : April 28; , `61; • 17.0111 . '' ..' ; ' . '. ' 7 • .Itettilibg. Pa; ...
Lion - 11,1 V.—The iixtnros in the Pl4t4-
11 . : cille. I'o4 Office nip offered 'CTtoles 1 Counter.
23 - f, et.in lettth..l.tie.w.pnuer Delivery, Leiter boxes
.nernht:red CO ,semtively. from 1 t will he
flividi.d and sold in iections to euit.inirchnsentr.
=NEM
APPiY to
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F-""-,,,,,,
i,c;-pe..irilble (.4,,1f1, . M.lniriu - 'pr . . perty
i. -i!intrel. io Gi-egi,ry •'4. iniri r I)lktrriet-Giluin County,
!:7,,,iv.ni0 Teri itOrY -. . !rne•t oll " . Fi , !g:i,' ndent.iluituA nf
the I, , ole: • • • ...-. '.
nu, fvet •I)iscovery Cliiijn oh•Loniulzui . u Lode, No .2:•.; '
lUM re;i: r el) F!tit.t..
11 1 0 loot Nplonr:(1) We 4;
. . .
feet 1`6,7 . tw.k,f,•) West. ; •
.: ,
jlNl feit f..ur • -
row ~ n .vari:o other . I.A.nleti,ol a good vallty
Pion feet *constitute's the prOilitY 01 tv'ich to orgliptm
t I,otii,4l_an.V.L. 111 p 1,111`ti• is'tl feet...Shp .' in the
crt ViCe.to ist welVtletined. and About three air feet
wi -Thft ore issery rich. to hi 4 b-en.prnyeil• by an
to.sav - The toe:pion isitue of -theirest •in the-eniuttry.
It: is 1 - ; rated Pls tut ' four Mit:dred. feet 'from • the cete
bmted Dreamy Leal tile Oldest and 'bait paving Lode •
iii the country .-M ill ions, of .dodars- baYe been taken'
. frem it. and' VII 'l6 O O .fcet of 'the Lode- there are f air
stock compinieti rif sA.ttho.otlo..etich.:-.:::411. have "men
tails.] alining and are tub ipg Put large
. cmantitie4
valnaide I.re M the Louisiana above mentioned:"
('mill can be; Wit tit the: bide.: .as there is a tine •
• St ream of water passing acv. - • There are
si-yen tine mills errand- ihe mine: .:so: that. i the •
d; o : n ot - chose- t' pIIC,UIIII for -therms: .
eat.•thet. cap have the ore. "thefont and well ii "to those
-..conittaniest ?able' run
throtighla cloy - Ave tons. ti t werity4our how:it; saving
trio eield , to ninety per eetar.Of the"goln: ltiwiti be
msa y how Marti a coil:many make
. tr:r day. even if they ' , Myna only..9pe-fedt of, y . b.af, Is
mined: ," Theie are facts and tett" what..otn-I,n , done by
MO. otterfnming cortipipy.. - . The rortripally, t, t-a"ill.
prirchases.thi• pnincrty have in addition. to Low-i
-atOt 1,41 e flee C1R1 , 11, , 011 Other Lodes ,
...The,pmperiy will' he sold •t*enty- dye. Shares Of
" - -Stent"l each; or if fen r.lift in , of the.: shares earibe sold.
WC, Will retain one fifth - -ipterest."• if .t . tie-.
si ree..The. mcmey, to he' deposih.d in Km: tit re •ft BroS.'
"." Daub, Denver.- until ictriTer.deed Shall be riven and.
everything executed arronling to law., -:Vow; we !Of-.
•ifnilt thetie f•icte.to , 'those interested. ',lt must" NI
• • membered that: one of !the'part len who own' this
ten, is in Denver. Ile Moir' the ore'from the Lode ;.
l ad it :assayed antrwill be qualified to.the above
'The . folloWitig
.is a verbatim - copy. from- the Mint'
where the Pre wee assayed: -• • ••. • • •'•
. .
L. M. Kno : =The 'sample. of ore from
Lonigiatia Lode:. lintgory. 'District - 4p!eFtverl . ' f you,
all. the ratept Six Iltindre&rind Niheiy Dolhirp7aud
twenty three PPiltg (t 690 73) !Joh', aw4•Nitie
and Ten - Cepte Sjtver, per ton.. ' Nekipectrull7.-
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Vor ritither lakination. apply. to or .adilter , ....ll:
PETER:MON. AtaaltiniL Pit.. ivhctt , interest-.
ed and'has tile.eale - cof the property above siientione4.:
.
VAILUABLE PELOPEILTV:AT PRIG
T. I VA T E PTA IF: E.--One-twentigth interrat in the.
tract sir coal land in New ,Castle. Townehip,'SehnYlkill
County (known-ar tha Pott Hannan ,• tract) contrail.:
lug about 420 acres.. • • :-• • ' • '• •
A. treat of 220 acres - of COAL. and TIMBER LAND .
In Riley Tbe - nehip. -• ••• -• • • • • ; •
in'l3lyllie. Township.
• •A - tract of. abut .600 acre:CEiza 'Nieto and. part' of Path.' Berger. triteto) pear ttke -7 - --
Silver Crock lte.ervoli..• ,•. • •. . .•• B. W ET. Tlaesiartani , Pa..
. ' Valuable. buildlun.lot. on: Coal...Washington' and 11.i..-Wholeerile and : Retail Agency in this r
•Mahantongo etreets:' Derirable. aitcalb nli
r waourea,- the State for theicelebriord 111a50N.8.11.43 11 .
nianulactorim 4.e. A t.Plei dui . .lot on . SebuYlkill, Are.: INET ORGANS r TREAT LINSLEY &Co •
nue. 33 Teat front. nn "the Al:ranee ami 5I feet front onDEONS, Auld DEOHIER DlttKi,.. PATENT
Church .Alley. Apply to'. HENRY. - RUSSEL.: •j . 'FORTES Aire, general • - assvitniea
• ..11u ,
— Deal E9tate:and Insurance Aecat; corner Secrind and 20-4 - eat, Inarrotarrita Orden. ftoto the trade esp
.lilithatoongo sts.; POttroilllO, Ptt." • lutited: • Ukase send for a cireplar.%:.. • •
• .•:••• •••*, .• ' •
.• •-..
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DIED;.
tVA,N"II 4 .I)
31. sj I
• • Po-t Mauter
Muth flith; 1045.
GAL
AZIEE ..nridepat g nig
IN • pointed Execui.Or.r .of the .ftcate
NCITi _'. ilea '...100'. of : .
:riln.y; tqihi
will to.
pr th inn
en yin
me.
ice kiebt,. and hay}
o.)
. • • ' 1 UttCTiitLS v,.p.
, •
IV t -Notk e
Oveit , ..thetz;ltiland
dit . .by velar,
:orAaelgeyeettf..rthticl the First day of" ‘l 4 ,
'Age end set piierellitmpipperty nn . d ein.oc t,
dentin, bereft or, Oedn,,i4.,__T her,
performs Indebted to Mtn e roqat-4<;11
nivnt with- .nt delay and thits , ,! - .llavin,,, etc,„,
wilt dui same..• • . WM..' It
Schuylkill e,,mu
-5-.:**66 ' •
•I‘Totritftl .-- ; Wttren.4. - letterv.'nf Admit
Lt_ on: the estate.of h Kiranatrirk
Wctigth of Pottsville-. B . chttylkill
hive been granted TO the TihiT,-24;,,ii te
given to all aprse indehtrvi 4.11111 t,,' n
menf and•thene hiving elalinn witl hripim,
eet d ern „, t. ,•• • . CHAS.-110Lpht. Adatintn,
. 24- 'lid • • • ••- •• • ' ill,
V.14.4111 - NiPIT R.ATI 0 71f NiOT C
114' Lei tCr% .of Ail:alai-I rretina :th. : 4 .;
jolts • sArtfl. ;lite • of the. Honaleh ,if
de0a...4 have heen
aldhecriipiv--tiotrmts hereby even to'
4.d.tn•sam innke pasment, and .ho
claims pvenent.the r m ,
• - JOllll SEI 1 ZlNfiEtt. AdinirdO,
iA 11 . 0111\11.4TRA'r10 1 1'
mitettere , of. Attinini , gration on the e,4 4 ,,,
Alt) T.ItICITAIIDs • tate Of - the ft.a , n2h. St:
Schuylkill County . : Cleee'-'ed• .4 :irt• beta vri med
suliq:riber-zNottce.' La hea-ebv :riven to a u I ,
itelrM to F.nid e.qttte to matte armeni. and ', N
lug :chain proseut trhent ,
• • • .•• W. T.lttellAß-1*,.E,c41
k,., ,- ::.:F,; - : : Wki!INE'
BANKER,
OENTEI , - ann ET; POInrSZw,
Dealier in.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGI
,CIC)ILD AND SILVER,
FoCeign Exchange,
Tinited Stai!es.,'gonds.
Quartermaster's Vouc
And UneurretitMoti
- , , ton'y 'RECEIVED ON DEM
[NTEREST allowed tutv_ peispecial agif
•SToCKS and.BINDS boy ht and
• •
ihe New:York and Philadelphia 130
Brokers'at the iisual Cobnnission. _
May S, ,G 6
~ - . .:. ' s .GQ"yValtil!!!:-NT . ,.
Y.A ; 710 . 1,1 7 .1A.L ;.-.B•A
o.irers for srrje „nt lowest nvirket-rnte -
.GOVERNMENT SEOURITIES,
Et=rail
U. 5.7-30 Treas. Notes date of Aug, li t
cc " ". '11111;15N
. . j
is-24 Loan .of 1136. •
.-
5-20 Loan, of - IS6I.
Loan of 1N6.1. , • 1
•• 10-10 Loan of 1t46 I.
IMM=I
GOLD, :STOCKS AND BON
A'ZI Et ALL
-GOVERNMENT SEOITRITEES 130
AND SOLD:
rr l rt3l —
HOPI) Asysi•ihtirt
Totter for rent their large int! eh:.
Hnll,.wtth twressMg- Ru ms: Supper Ruum,T,
Otll6l. Cr. f' , .r • ..
"Metitigs, .
Exhibitions,
Lecture*,
the hiohtinc... I new and comtdete: haP nit the'
.ern imerovetaklni MU:cited. and cnpnble.of ace
tio . nn audience [fleet) handrtui.pereona;
- Fur further partieolong Apply to •'
• L. F.'Wlill'illEV.••Trealkorer ,
.Centre Street, Puoeyilie.
- • ' 17 I.ln
-Apiil
M I I:,
.ER5H11.7 3 1411: . 1 ; 1 4 $T EA :F4 A.
N. - FRE C is: B.t .
Steiim Sipii Mills and,a fine , shvlr. of i
Oak and . II einlock Timber at Millerstairg.
Pa...are prepared.to'tnatinfaiture andlorwual tee,
the hi,aviert hilly .of 'Lumber at •.hort..notice. T.;
cities of Baltimore: Wctehingcun had
York: or. to any point on the Delaware iiirer.
Schtf "kill:- Hari tan,. Penn4ylval tin or !ride .Watrc
or on 'the Northern' .Central. - PentisOrinis,
-other . cotipecting railrieide. 2.1;m6-16-:im .
QTR A\ prem),Rea .- of the
. berP)er tit tiordou,'Oull'huraday; April IZth
alum , t.,izeft, Rett .iinct - Whilev, with'
tv.retl hbt,na,, -*The owner brreciasetea tc
provv.property . abd, take her away other
wise be kold'accardhig to
•
April. , JAMES E
.. .
FLOWER • SEEDS 7.AND . BIT
.1.,..
A. verv - fiwAisr. ,, rtmellit • f -FkOWER: SEEDS Ad
96.5L - 31:VIE It F 1.0 tt: Elt I N a BULBS 1 , e• - ea le lit'
-B. BANNAN'S Boulz'aud Seed Se we, Pen:Mlle.
. .
6REF.N -.IIOILNE . PLAITS; SHRUBBERY; 1
VlER.V.cht.ice ivzsoriment of Teen
in'excellent conditimi: for Qate wh"14:46. and
1411 GREENWOOD NrliSEItY
Persnnri desiring to. sell _Plants, supplied st
Ralo prices.
.
DUPLICATES POE TAXES,
Of alt,eizel and said parpofe. for
at •. IItANNAN•S Flt - . 11 tore ;out
• . • .
hciice (irucerive, &x..,
j 1144 recors.l nut
Cel leap Uv , Bge,K.&,COllO,
April I~ •Gd-16- . ,Murr6' 1d iut
. .
,
Tr.pan,--Black and Green, very tine. - nir sale hy• •
• • BECK,t COHO. Morr'ef Aktdina.
April 21; •66
. .
hoice lot of. PotOtoeie, ','Peach.
choice
(Or &if e by. • pia "4)11 1 ).
_ . 1.1(1Alca.
. .
Fr tie - b . cbit Floor' ir..rt.d in markot.-.., , L 064-
1-. . 45 . 'lninin.o • Choi.i.Fi.ed of all •dyperipion.'l.
and Oats totwtaidlt on hand and for bale by - ..
- • • • '.. DECK &. COllO. Norris' Addi!bal.
,n 1 21. '66
•! r T U t7 3N : rlv
It:+ei an .Irolleet.
Pa., has' on 'hand .8 flue golsorrTriont .. V1: : 11E1
ab4o, I'OLICETBOOKS "GITNIS STAMPS ana.ll
for tru . .r.'in:4 LA.mr Firrultk3, at o_e',
est calarptleo. land'of teijuiring neatly dons..
April ?.1. .
13 EIS -onto= f)f• An; lkor , ',
Director:4 : a , the P,ntr of Schuylkill County,•g
will he extthited toll:114h: Pale on •
•'. • . Stlidtay of May.
At 10 An the morning,.. at . the, public lignek
.1011v.MACKAY..in the Flormigh'of Schntikill lirj
it e'er , ni pitet ion' of the Poor Farth ninnif
'wren: more or leg.itt a!joiiitug,SChuylnill Heiken. f ,
i nn Orwl;,•elitirg,runt Coßditi.m.
Any of erne. • By orcler .4.11 - th Itoarri
O..!...SATLQIL• C'ert
In 31
L. OR
OR .ALE. :•.• • ,•• •
u • • TRE: ;TARDLEY.RESIDENCE. ,
in 1G rrl~.AddNimt t two Amy hriils. - dwatin;
sabje. tra a lot 4n by no. tort. -i udre 4,n given
o , 4d*. Refer to . John ShipPen:Esq.;llsl
Ed. Yarriley, - E.7q the premises.. A.l , Ply h ., •
• W. BLIEAFER.,Engtheer, Puttrri 7r.1
17A:
. . - .
I 0 BLOCK , ' ' MINERP4 7 - 110[7 , :it m ;
L smila DOUSES; awl ONE STOW: NM.
AND OFFIcE•"FOR SALE,. NEAR' ; BELL3tu•
SCIII.ALKILL 'COUNTY._ . .'.. .:. . ... '.
'.-..• . . . .
' ''' " ALSO; TOWN LOTS
_IN .. - .
nahninei. pity.. . : • .
• ' •
. goads
• • . Putter*on.
• • •
Turn, . . •
..
• .
A4)(1.1i1 - 111einut .IRopei•.natd Finhbacli, is
. 11oyough•of Pottsville.
Apply to
•
P. 'W. SHEATE:II. Att'y for 0
April 14. •u 6 4434,14
MINING 11ACEINERI -
FOR
• .
One' oib linrPe power new.engine: 3 boilers St,
cone On horse pinier*ond-band engine, in r
der:•witli iirnni:pun, ping and hoirtingyenr nit!
... -.
One 4o homee power eivitie. with pathping
Ing tear and chain—n N:0 4 &tilers: ••• •--, ' .
Orie 20 : home pciwer'etigine, fa . goof order' , .
A large double brealter. with tvideetp of Sir
Tern. iron 'dark., railroad iron, ic
A lot of new drift CVO. 40. inch gulps:. ..
OLIO . thousand drift mad MIK five feet long.
Apply tOt...Vir. SHEAFEit. , Engineer of 3iii
. , April .r;
EOM