The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, May 19, 1866, Image 1

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CHT-TY.1. , 1".11 , 1_ , . COAL, OFFICES: 4 . , 110
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111 "4 -- LOAD: -storNTAIN. BLACK idevni. 1 , 1 4 1 3 Celebrated ASHLAND . COAL, .*- . pickle only long enough to cute, which. prevents their,
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- • " - '-' - -'' - • •-- - L ' ems.. None genuine unless branded: . Cured only.by'
'i -- ,' IFFICES: 'el; Wahm , street. Philadelphia. -, .• OFFICELIII Walnut Street, Commercial 'Building, - . . .
....iti .
.•.; S, C. Thy ing & Ca., Agts., 77 State Plailadelphia. • • •._. . ..- , • - ._.• • ' A ..: 0, C.HESEBH.OUGII..di Co., .•
. ...
Pork Packer...and Wholesale Realer* Ai ,
• ...e........ -- -. t .8.H5t,,n.,. • • New I. ork Office-77 Cedar Street. Boston Officpe-7
ler Iv . . . Doane Street. -- -' [0(1.23, , ns 13- " • • . - • • • Fish, Cheese and •Peosisions,
.
; if •
CAIN RACK.ER & - COOK • ••HA :A S . &,-- 11REIN IZE R- • - , '4'l l - - , & Co; , •
. ... 10 NORTH. DELAWARE AVENUE,- PIIILADA
' IV - Tacking. and CnringEstablishment S. E: Cor
P. - - • SUIFTEBB OF _
' - '..-' CES'i' RAP. . hi . .
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i .
EfiNIDIS _VND SITI7PIMS Op 'rite Cr.I...EI3II.NTE'D 1.._ •
11111888 AND•Blol.Frada OF , . .
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• • - --,
- - , . 91h and Reed Ste . - •
...• March 3, '6C-0-3m
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•
C- - - ' I.OciltiT :TriscrAlN, UOIIII .- VEIN: :RED ASH - COA_L, iD RED NII ANTHRACITE * . :
---. • ~.ii_cu. IIEATri. - . _, . . 'lnc . snti . seribers are now receiving their ... SPrin,
, lss ir..• dealers In other first
. qualities of
... Formerly mined - by Riekrair ,It Co., Rh ich we it Ira ran. .. . ~ ~ ...
IP il 'al:- • ter to shiplree frrmf cul . ii tufxture with other Coal. . •• •
. 4 •.•;- WHITE AND BED ASH' COALS. . . Al SO sole agents for the sale of ( ' co. W. •10,4ny- ).0' .A 1 - - S..'. '. .. - ... .- - . • -- - - - .- House Furriistlink:Dry . ..Go'
irk... , 214 Wain& Street. PhilacielPhia, and Woodland' derN Striperior Pine 'Forest 'White Ash,
ti it .;"•-• - • ' Wharves, Schtrilkill River. . - ' and aPohn and Lewin Veins Red :Ash Coal, -
•
~. : • • . • which he IS NOW prepared to -hip. . '•. . : . lltzt„ts.:Walnuttstreet,•Philadelphia. ~ -• ' . .. . Comprising all the best sericite?
....i. •
• . '• LINEN' a..\130 COTTON SIiEETINIM
leit
.:-_- . sr: CAIN. Mortars Ilsewra. „ • Jrs.St wt. coox. • o i riopo .II 1 a U aloof sit., Philarto. " - Is Broadway, Nri, I,' Rector. St., N.Y. - • 'PILLOW AND BOLSTER CAKING
. r „,,Ts': '. W 3.1. F. .MOODY, Shipper and Agent, '- f Room 63 Trinity Build , o, N. IC. 21 and 23 Doane St., Boston. . • '. . .
'''" --- . . • Schuylkill Ilaven, - Pa. ID. B lIAAS: .. . • WSLBRF.NIZER., . Richmond. , ,r. *. •. • . ...ma, TABLE DAMASK AND DTAPERF
. • TABLE cLoTlis, NAPKINS, DC
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oth : • hruary 15 : 't . • . - - Cely '.'
.Feb 111.,. ?Oa . . - • - • • y . . • • • ' - -... CHAMBER AND BAT' TOWE'
'"'""'''''''MallatntlanNllMONl. TOWELLINGS OVA LL•DESCT
I I-lILADELPHIA tie - , , .,. - " . ELIZABETHPOII,I - ISzt SCHUYLKILL .-CO•;-".1:"." .• . M ARSEI LIES QLTILTS., COM'
I' • BLANKETS, TABLE AND P"
'' Anti every other artiele Of Fur
ui•
etN-, • ' . . , . •• - , . 'quired to commence huuekeepii
. . ' - ' ' C . 041 s. •.
bus: - 111UVLIIELL NAVIGATION.: COAL. . -- . • - • .
.. • '" 4 IIOLL.RNBERG - ER AGENT, : ,of Ulan:lly_ . • . . .• •
.
r. • A. T. S.T'OITT. :& CO, ..• . , Shipper of the Celehrafe.d -. . - •9pririk hosiery .. - nod
, ping Illarven: for AYTHRACITE.COAL at - • - Ash' and Peaked Roan- -
." - ~T he subscriber.. with Mire
prot : • .Trentricb, Delaware River, Phliada. . -.(Successors:to STOUT &., - VAN WICELE,) earning -- --, • • - • - - - - • - action of the HOSIERY DF
; t - , . . . Illinois unit Shippers of the celebrated ITLTON (LE- CO A. 1 .-... : nese, invite attention to (b
''
LW AtiDEIVIICLIED de. Co., • 111011) COAL. from the Ebbervale - Collmry.- near Ma- -,Essi,•it.t."C,Schuyl
osp • - • -- zleton„ Pa., and dealers in the beat-varieties of • .
. AGENTS. FOP THE SALE OF . THE . ; ANTHRACITE AND RITERINOES COALS. - . . - • ~ ' -L.k.DIES% GEN'TLE P
IV
iliti ' . • • • .
'Witt lif Creek Diamond Coal Co.'s Dia-. Delivered dire rrt from the mines or on board of Yes- • -• • . ,
JABES • J. CON 1 11011 ,; ....
- - .. . . _ • 111ERI - NO AND Sir
•- NEW Stack'.
d, in. ... • . " .11 •ond Red A sh ; a nd -. TRENTON; N., J., ' • - E1..17.A11ET11 PORT. N. J. Miner and ShippciAtt the' Celebrated' •
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N. BRUNSWIcE, N. J.,' PORT RICHMOND, PA. SHEPPARD, VP
red:' ;lack - Heath White Ash. Coals. • BIeFICES-44 dr. 46 Trinity Building, TAIN. COLL . .
. edit lc _ _ • - • 111 Broadway, riew,Vork. • . • - .' Msy le, 'l3c-ir
,- - , (205 Walnut Street. Philadelphia. _ • •- -- • .
d ' I F' "--- - - 'CRS : { 110 Itroadway. New York. S. T.Szortz. •• S. VAN WicKLE... .G. Igtr. Sirour _ s al:ill County, Penna.',
renal ql -:„.; .1,.14 Kilby street, liustan. - April 4, '64 t . . • "' - • t7-ty .-.
110 P•
S y,- bIT '66 • • •
11-h ''
'' ' ' . . A_LTHOUSE & -FOCH
.. 4 .:
apart t'e - - '• . NFW , YORK,-. _
. ~LINF ,ItS I,2iF THE CELEBRArEb . ' • The m ,
abider;' lIEPPLIEII & 11110. •
• ' SAiIIUEL DONNELL, Jr., . _ . • and Chil
LOCUST:MOL I NTAIN - . . •
,th 151 i' , (N. E.' con. Walnut & Fourth r3t5., Phila. • ,. . . - .preasly
.„ ' ••••• •FFICES: •,, 36 Pine Street, 'New York. ' • • ' • ' OFFen.B yin FALB . . : • • . ' iii thr
eiifilin i' . I..Merchauts. Bank Building, Providence. •.. . - - • -- •
.
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111 Broadway:
.-,, .. ' : - • - '
able El ':.. • : -rjE s -
. - mvn
D&IIS '- All ON it C o,o. ITTO_LNIf ,- - 1 7 7, : BROOIC, ,v•ahlat st : N-York. •
• • • • all i
iet oat • ''•
IYS -J. Bpi); REPPIAER.. -
IEI4 A: Co., Port. Richmond:- - •
' 3 e . -Ics t BRATED. LOCUST mars= WHITE- ASH t - , • . • Ai\ . • • • . _, , .. - . -
and SPORN VEIN • ' 1..F.-I - lIGH COALS ; ..
. ..
of ilia , RE. D ASH •C O A _I, . -..-. '. •
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•
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. . rNO. ris Walont Street. Philadelphia. , . • •
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• orkel - ' No. 111 Broadway, ]tuna No. 9 Trinity . .
I.H OLS- .& H' II L
-, CEC• 4
t o 1,4 .. ' Fri - t__• Building, New York. '' -.; r '. Wyoming; lackawn, na. & Scranton, . •
, ,1.1. , :o. 11 Doane Street, Boston. • . • . . . . . . ... •
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h, and ..A,RF-GREENIVICII - DELAW.iItE AVMME. .. Delivered on board Vessels . at Piers' N05:4...t 9, - - . .
3OF RED 'AND WHITE . - ASH . ... . _ -• • • . . ..-„ -
- -1 .v - 4 ,,,, 0 ,, -* l, "-- KUANtr•L CAST, ' - ' iii AN P' ' " ELIZABIETIIPORT,"N. J. .
C 0-• A. 1., .. ' : - - -- - • •• • .
pasture - . . . . . • .
f 131ENRIED, NORTON'. & Co., OFFICE : ..,--. 43 - TRINITY --BUILDING,
cow' . .. .- ' ...
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• - • • -
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in. peed i. . . .
'Miners and Shippers of - . , 111 Broadway, New Fork. . • • .
--din New , York, ',." •••
Da the .. 1 - - - • .. ..
/tie St, Pottsville. • ' , .• . •
' --I-- , . • ,_
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'e timel ' k- --) • 1 ' -A - 1 --- 4 * ' TO intt§i Ens - AND SHIPPERS .- . • • - . • .
. . . . . . • •
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f. best quality Red •.. : • ..soic mine eties tio.fondl v linger
Cli -.l' MO reTAIN-from Hai t i.. DELL COLLIMC T. .• , • On thy soft nod pearly ;kin :
ws And NNMKIN,--Irom Earraratt.v. Cot I , rr.y . : . ,
.• ~C -.
i'l OF A
. ' l,
.- : • . and •White Ash Conl. • . - '
, littil.' , F , i 'lt EKE CC NiI:BRIAN 11-from the CON- ••-•••• ..L.:-X- • • •-. • ' -• • . ' Scan each round and rosy thr. ,
- . sama.-r0.,, NIT,' so F MAT:FLA:4i, . . . . The greiersigned having formed a ernmection with ti April :2R, 2526 • - ••• 'Drinking draughts•of be:nit ,
'"r• • . ,31,19 Walnut street- Thiladelphia. -' - . house in New York. are prepated Cu .re, , eive 0•011 oil
F
• ' c ', • FFICES: 'll9 Broadway. New York ' . . commission. to sell, direct tu. yards and commeners, .0 R 11• E 11.11 ..trll Me, whence .thy bean'
e 134 Sta:e Street, Boston. • ' thertby !wing to the miner or shipix , r the mink mat- • ' . - -. Wht;nce thy cheek's evict
lowiilf/ '',- -- , ri 7 ,to ' ' . -- I • 4•tt gins made by the -Jobbers and s.•curing to, the, Miners j Coal is now.--soldeleln • - - Whence the rosy hne Thor
~LL.. FIOItDON & Co., who
and Al' -,- - --- and Shipper. the highest price for eittir Coal. ; . ' '' Breathing round their
:1116 art -- Ft, .&''' V i ll . TOMLINSON, Liberal advances will be mide on each ear-no upon
the receipt of the Bill. -01 Ladietr at. their - 011 ice ili fos ordering from. them, may -' • •. .--
.big a pore article. ". . • , • ' The! he rifyike.•with it
Walnut St., Philadelphia. , •
all per. . , . SHIPPERS OF • - Potts% ille, CoMi-J.MII Nits to be..made to ". , * Clasped her. fondly
.II Broad Way, Trinity Building, . • .
, - JollN E. WYNKtIOP ..t CO. - . - - '
New. York. . .'.Gazed on her IA i c
I • - ih'f
RED AND it HITE ASH - .
Nn_ 71 Broadway,ltoum lA, New Yorki ' • '• While his Beim
• Chick!COAL, • Wi th instinctituetat New Brunswrek '• - - - .
.. . -
y • (Bet Schuylkill Canal.) . - . OFFIrES.-Next (I , Bir to tinkto Hall. Pott.FFille. .
71 Broadway, Roo - m No. SO, New York. Tremont, March-29:: .69' . ~' ....' . - 1...' i ; ...
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.. "Be no disiord,' 7
id finel l ' O. . 213 . AV - AI:NUT .81 7 -, .' - may •.??cil6 . ' • - .. . If I not these
• •
and the ' PHILADELPHIA. .:. ... . . __ .. . isES.-Tlie intoicribern.htive . ..- -.T was a gift I'
RICtiARD II ECKS.CIIER,•Ja. - FRED:A. MASON. a make.several. leases 'ou -their prop- i'. • ' - Venus, who
chopped Reshipping; Vrbarves:
•
he. Kirszrezy Pporsterr,•sitnated in - • - • '
to form eel •of ALIN:BENY AVENUE. Port - Richmond : • - 11.ECH.SCI1E11 it MASON ~ • y, and in the immediate vicinity of
. . Ittu of LAUREL STREET, Kensington. ~ , . ground has been folly developed, and 'Let (hit
-...
,'
...Ard she Cr
ha WI srri.l7. ifot ' • 11-ly rst i s to rate colliery, can obtain one; with- - ''. 0- I , r thy y .
I require . -: • •.. . • & BITUMINOUS rther explorations of the same. r• -. • 'Duly v
DimtIOI.IUTION.,-The firm ,of • SIN- ,ANTHRACITE e application-unless capable of erect- ' ' '. . -
6 a very Nics. - ,AIN & GLOVER is by mutual consent . . •
,„_,,, . "! T
;,„.., t'al di--,lead. Either of the lintlerFienvil will tign " A. L ' - IN 'BAST. Schuylkill Haven, Schnyl
' hga'" • ,, i, , iti5ii ,, 11. 1 910;.11 will couriptie the Coal business .C ' 4 \-- ,1 ' . ' ' - !'• ' rto DA:VIS REAIISON; 207 Walnut. • • ' " H( ' •
t.. B ot h irr len. films.. - • Join.; 3. sis-sicrisuN. .. . . .. . -
OFFICE-NO. 71 BROADWAY.•CEMPIRE BUlLD
llould Si
'lath.lialia. Jan. I.lstln. . .. . . ING.,) ROOM 31 . NEW. YORE."... ... . • '
' Arril 21, 'fifi . ,
en...in he *O-PARTIIiEI6,4IIiI. NOTICE.--The an -- • :STEAM BOME ,-, • • •
• - DA.: , .ZIEL PACEER. '''
'. - • RA. PACEER.
ours' lib'. - !eneo.l-I,e il..i t . day. f,,,rmorl aCO parrot , r-thip under .
t prerssred to -receive orders for the
' • l'aCie find Ft:. le ‘,l' ili_ov Er. •,c. N.: A( : - 1 . 1 Elt. tor the • '
DANIEL PACKER &: Co., -
..N...31 BOILER,'•.in sires to snit lair
s Flint: ,te of trausacriug,the wholesalee.‘al liminet.S. . -
'Hon' of manufacturers and others Is -.•
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atop-- lin. r.. V. CLOVER. • -
WM. 1, - lIACIIER. •• • MINERS AND sitirrres i',F • • '
Lehigh: Schuylkill. W.ilkesbarre, Swath Generator, its combininr es- • But'
(:r‘everel - Offlce-.N••. 325 Walnut :.=t reel. Lack:tn . :4lllla Cllllebt'ellt lid: in absolute safety from' destructive '
" Wharf-No. AO Port Iticbmolid. . . ' - " and chlrattilify, eComoMy of fuel,
this ti,' rii 7 •11 • 14-2,m - - and LIR Hill Gas *Coal - and transportation, &c., lc., not,
s'lreogtk -- •• •. • Company • . iler now in n.e. • , . -• :
- . rbe seen In daily oPeration, driving -
ernselvek. ' -
liiii)...ll) • TOP•.: -. • CADA:E- S -.- • .-- sof Messrs.- Wm. Sellers & Co.,'
Hamilton street:at S. W.:Cattell's
may bt et, Schuylkill, and at:Garaed's Trc
• . .
_ . • .
ItoB ' , (.3 ENE RA I, OFFICE .017FICE-No. 4 Pine Street, New York. a.
otnherl4, ft:}L9B,RISON
g plurese
or rite cr.r.rnr..erro .. , . .._,• ~,g . T I Jr, 'l
*0 nionlk - .-V1
i a 0 PkTI TOP . WHITE ALSH. D- ? HUDI-jl- ' lj -.B';
Co,- inizton :Buildiag, • .•
es and • . - MINDItS AND SHIPPERS OF- . ••• 41. RD. .-S.+T.IIRT
. .
, Se . mi-Bitumilions
ttive.c.al •-.
••. • . ANTHRACITE • & BITUMINOUS flopt. 24.-1.4.-99-tfi ' PHILADEEF
• .•
.-e. 0 A_. L S •-• . ' .CO . MAT'S PATENT .SELF-DU.lit
liatrd sIC. ' --: - . - .. .. . ,9 - i... 4 .• . ~- -. .
.-
horn lit`, o. - 10.1 'WALNUT_ STREET , • • - • A:L.III7BR- &ND .EL t
• • .No, 109 Walntit Str,, PhiladPlphia. • - . • .
assume I - . ,PH-n*DELpErui..
. ii ,
a 11l Broadway, (Trinity Building;) Yi .-. .. ..
-
n i • • pe o .
.. P.OR . EIIT . ILIRE
_POWEL,, Iftuta. , e,, e. , . . ... -
•
7 Doane Street, Bostoi. .' . ' , •
_ .
:CONNECTING OFFICES:" - , Feb 10, •SC, .. . .. .
a fl ute , .
~,, Traveler Buildings, Boston, Naos. , W.
‘'. . C . ..a IV R
si esirn . .. . . • . - • ..,,,,s. ... ~A r.nB FAA_ , .. ...... C0 ..0s AST, . .M. Rein
Trinity ..•
os of ear' b. 14. 'C.3 : .
• 7-tf '. • -0 A LT) W ELL. CONANT & Co., ,
r , -.4.-.01. •• - - ~...- • - - 119 Broadway. Corner Cedar St,, N.._V
: • p BROAD TOY IVIIITE ASH_ • • • - - -
noire .ce - • 'WHOLESALE DEALERS Di . • .•
~...,,,,..,
~,- I' -',:
~...
the yoll4 1111-BITUMINOUS COAL . ..gi..- 4 --- r .-.-,-,,,. ~ 'N, , - ..,-..:.:
or ' . cid(t . - C 0 . A: -LA-. S ..-
• ..: ,..
-'...- ' -4.,.:
s OILDWELIi i - GORDON -&. CO,,- -- - LEHIGH, - rOUNCIT lIDGE, WILEESBARRE, '
Ills." Les
become in' . 112 +yalnut !street, philadelphie, •. . V. AMA . NO , Y , , BEI). ASH . , LOC-Tb 4 T MOUNT- . . --.„..
No. 11'1 Broadway, New:York, • • A 1..., (.T_ .11131.11 LAND, '-• 13110. AD - TOP. . '
r „„a tr.,' .: No. 111 State Striwt, Boston, • AND OTHER tA . R.I.ETIE.S. ' ' •- '- - '-'',•.--,,.,' : l•• /.
't of - (ht a superior of this celebratedtoal from their Feb t - ' 4, •." • " ' • ' . . i .' ..: • NV - rj.
res
0 HILL EDGE .
C -T3.1-F.P.7., ' -- TIIIE undersigned ore miiv prepared to'
ed and shipped ezclusiyely by them. • W;E. - -' .1' sr fill Orders for Lehigh, ICy.tuntnn, Slim - '
the tur_k e ..' ; 4-114 -' 65 - ' .• ' 14 - 1 Y: :2 'rook i ir: • Plebuy Mill, .71V bite and- Bed: .tsili. .• -..,.
Cumberland, and Cato . Conl=from :Manch. •
Ty, lITCCel; . - -
' • .
•
)st ker* .
LElll( 4 f'.
i
( Mi ar d i fri l l ' In . an alll d - 1 1 : ( Or rt "Pri li l n ai tc ;M n. B. ''n b i o h k e e . n * ,,T21 , 1, " r,1 a i I 'cat! : . -: ...P 1 . • tt,
- I -gel I ' o ' . . .... -..
mend. for shipment East-and- North. . . • .. - • l - . 1 t . ' . i . .14,
.. ... • f i. , .... 4 oii
larOrders sent. to us will receive prOmpt attention.
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'1•• 13- 1
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by gti - 44 . .
THOS. it - tLi, ok - Co., -- .. 'IVA RI,AN At I.A.WTO**, - •
..-* lei' , A , : , y ft
ware of in: Rmnis 70 and.7.l, Trinity Building, New York_. •..
~ ,...t § . 4 .15 T- .4 ' ,
- mirilari AND 81111.1.1188 or
p f inlperirf
lit sucret , I'S SPRING., HOUATAIN LEHIGH • ,
. . . .'
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T, - FOR SALE
.poultry..,- . . .
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•.,. C 0 . • .
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- a Indio ihown, - Carbon County, - Penna. . COLLIER Y FOR SALE...
e:teaFPoo fr , . . . - - - • • ..
•
k/rs"tiie ' A l lC*ilier-e mth .
e
one brill.
.T3ENU T Street, Piitadelphja, mii„.git:, (uoftmt.thietj:3lnklntley,rlG
a ill
veug• „, EANISSIVILLE. Luzerine Coonty,"Pa.. feet thiek,) and other Veins, - . - - - . ...-
the - Pe
up,_-,,,
to Stilt ; It" - . - :IN FULL - WORKING ORDER . . '
k. Be ta ' . • .
)1, addl_.bel • m O rAL ...Now 417 Broad * Ganeways driven, schuies, headings and breasts-
York.way. • ew
•.• - . • - - . • opened. and everything - ready to ship a largo qinintity
s Mild' tu`P ' UM:DOW SITADES • - •- of th e Best White Ash Coal in the:lTleiekel • Dec la: 'Gs'
ID , . ..
FltEsCo.- - .• • "PAINTED. ' - for Family use,: All the neeemrysteurn enemes. _
(I:the r
iti
, .g ri
,da ~ TRIIOLL.ANDS.•• BUFF do. GREEN do. drift tars. mules. horses, 1' ran. iron, timber, wader..
our
BiAL.e, Punt:FT SiI,F •A - m - n •. oil, &C., de., with 'a breaker, rolls. screens, and every'
*so us, of HEX 871'LF0,of. Fa AD e• rIX2I - 803. • thing used to mining -and-Preparing cost on the Pro Pe
r SS LACE, -,
: .• ,I ' NOTTINGHAM.. .ty, will be sold with the.colliere. Apply to - .- • _
e One q . ':
- " JOsilOa I,IV , PtsICOIT; • .
- - 4i .: . , • •• • . •.-. • ' : 1.21 Walnut:street, Philadelphia, :
)Sling;,.,, • °no, - e • , 'LACE, , - • •-, ; -. . . Or to CHART FS M.. MILL
Stir' it t litSl.l3, I' 2 " , ic ,- " . ' . ." " : ' Real Estate Agent, Pottsville.
ke a titu tri ' TATELI.4 -- - -V-1 ASK,
o,tb i •'
/ND L. . -.. . I ' . • - •'''' - ' . .
le y•alt :-.1 E AP•s - E ''s - - TERRY CLOTH .
' t. , ,:- 7 .' • . . • rioted CaliCoes, Mastitis. '.riektne. ..te..; cheap,.
• • P. P at.. - • RA. OLOVER.S.•
ti bake i ,„il ..
ke • 'Ong°. . I ` ! E ‘,l ll F ,,, , l 4ll! .. i . „4 • A l f :'..k. g4 n 7•E' t; '' N N lT T l) o • T . t r3 ‘,..j r.s. l n E ß C E ° ll .A E , l . lo.s . Qu ' ;To .. : . Jan 'lL . : 4
6 . , ..
.ce - iatre St., nearly opposite Market St.,,
LACES AND NET. P •
-
g ood to '
1 1 1
' - Al- ' , a , " &c.. G. L.& .1. B. REITY . . '
. 17, .- 5 ,, 1 ..__ m tar - 4-ri . .un.( .. .);\ ow,ky, - 204/tarre -'- la Oround:Plarte; -a f1.,:e.,5rt.12-‘ t cl r e . f . ion . , • .' A
til 28 ' 5ll-IT
'I. -eelettocl Aure. at • LEWIS C. -THOMPSON'S,
• • :NEW YORK, 'Aprill.,l , 6- 17- Cor . Centre and Market St*
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,- •
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0 &ST= .STIGKEEt& WELLINGTON
, . Mincrs and Shippers'af Coal -*
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(fromßurnside'tra their Burnside Col. at Sharnuktn). :
'lLryris"Ve in Mini' ei sh). . • . . , . • ..
- Locus! illearinain Valle Ash); : • .
• . -. ' •39 Trinity Building. New York, . .
OFFICES : 215 Walnut - Street, Philadelphia. .
. ... : ••1511.11by.Street, - Boeton, .•.. • . •
iiliart No. 6, Port Illeisinond;Pkilud , n ,
. .
. Feb. 24,:66 . _ ',May la; ~ .63—'2(:; t t) ... :S.
VA.NDIUSEIII, LOCHMAN, At CO.,
LOCUST M9TiNTAIN..LOCtST. WILN.ESIt....4:Z
' •
RE, unign, AND OTHEER •
•
• • , .•• - •
WHITE
Agents
to . r the enliot the celebrated Georges Creek
Cumberland Cord; from: the Minen of the Con.
sblidation Coal - Oral Von Company of Maryland.',
• - • rPr:Richmond, • . .
•
SUPPING WllATlVES:ll.llfitbothpork."
• -•
(" im i
Georgetown.. •
• • rn' Whlnnt Ptreet.
6rrrerit :4 Trinity Bnildfit, Nekv York.
' .to Doane -Boston.
. Feh:ll,.itls. • -
.WAI:..IHT_I.N_TEP,;:cII3:; . , & Co,
WHITE AND . RED Ant ANTHRACITE
0 0' A L S
. .
• ...(140. f.nes . 36.WalnutStreet, , Philadelt:hia..•
OFFICES:: O. 73 Brnadwny,-No. I,' Rector. St., N. T
•• • • 0 , 10 .21 and 23 • Doane St., D051a0....
'Pier No. 17... Richmond...
Feb, . • • •
T. Hi
GOHOLLENBERGER AGENT,
.Miner and Shipper of the Celebrated .. -
Black Heath Wtdte:Ask. and Peaked Roan.
• • • • lain 'Free. Burning . •
PINK ASH COAL. ,
• P. o:ADDllESS—romvime or, .31i.sr.ii.svii.CE, Senn,
kill •Coutity, Pa. • . ..• • -
April ' • . • '
LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL.
County,
MINERS AND:, SHIPPERS OF THE CELEBRATED
BOSTON; RUN LOCUBTIIOtNTAIN-
PiTILADA.. 240,' Wahint St; IC. York. 111 Strods.vny,
Act. nt New York- . -J..G . FO; RE PPLI
.D-1i V, Ia U.D. DEL de Co:, .Pott Richmond:.
-Match ", • • .
N.I 0.-11..0...1, :--.& . 1i.1L L;,......
SHIPPERS. OF RED 'AND WHITE .ASH
OFFICE-70 and 71 trinity Tulliling: New t";nlc:Z"
Masonic Bnii4 Centre St.,-Pcitsribe.
WANTED --Cargoes . of.bi-st quality lied
PAST .FRANikLIN,.. L. 0 1 , 1 iEVE 11.11*
EA VEIN COAL.. " . • • • •
• My'East Franklin LarberrY Coal in now: eteln
f.i rely by Mes'sre. CALDWkiLL•GOItDON & Co., who
are my sole ikt,-ents...• Parties ordering from: them, may
always depend nixni getting a pnre. article : • ,
(co. 112 Walnut St, Philadelphia.
j No. 11l Brow:inlay; Trinity
OFFICES: iNeW.Tork. . .
.1 • No. 1.44 State:Streit, Boston,
. • • . BENET 11E114-,
,
Co LEALMES.—TIie iii4ricribern.htive
determined to make.several. leases 'oil ..thelr-prop
erty„known as the. KENITIEf Pliorravv,•eituated
Schuylkill 'Colinfy, and to -the immediate vicinity of
TrSCAT:ORA. • The ground has been fully developed, and
•
thous desiriug a first rate colliery, can obtain. one; with
out making any further explorations of the same. •r.
• None, need - make apPlicationnilleSs capable of erect
ing all the improvements. • •• : • •
• - APPIY to GIDEON •13,ST. Schuylkill Tfaven, Schuyl
kill County, Pa., or to DAVIS 2uT Walnut
street. Philadelphia. • ' .• • • •
January 7,f5., • 1-tf
A Siirr STEAM. BOILER;
The subscriber Is Prepared tO :receive orders for the
".11AltRISON STHA - 31 sizes to suit prir
chasers. • -The attention of manufacturers and others is
allied to this new Steam Generator, as' eombininr es
sential advanunzes in absolute safety'from . . destructive
explosion, first cos and . durability, economy , of feel,
facility of-Cleaning and -transportation, &c., &c a not
possessed by any baiter now in nw.e. '
These.bi,ll6re may he seen in daily operation, driving
-the extensive ,wt - trks of Messrs..: Wm. Sellers -&- Co.,
-Sixteenth street and Hamilton street ;at S. W.:Cattell's
F;tctory...Sprocistreet, Schuylkill; andat:Gaised's Trc
meet Mill. Fraukford. :.• •• • •
JOSEPH HARRISON, Jr.;
••.:
274 S. .TI-lIIID.,'STREET
FOCHT'S PATENT SI..F-DIIMPENG
GOAL TUBS AND .BLOCKS,
- .. . .
...,. . . . .
. Th e-gubseribee As . sole Agent for the sale fif these
Tuba and Annette , ichich . gice Such, genentl satisfaction.
•
ISAAC SELTZER... Roma 69 . , 111 Broadway..
1,7 •
...eit , York, May 5. IStid -
.. •
.. . • -.•• . IS--tt.. ,
•
13E1 R C E. 39.4 PA If ENT. . SCAT 113
received.PeiKors Patent Slates, with - leaf for Ofli,
ter. rind Schools.' 'Alm , Leaf Mernorandnine for tire
notkeL For •Bale at . B.. B.ANN4I+PS, Centre Street.
Pottsville:P . li . ' . '
. .
1111E18*:11.4.S PkWI6.NTS..—a Atm :an ,
it ire 11 Selected 'stock orWatcht*Aferrelry.ruid Silve
-Wire; comprising all the new styles... • 'Call and exam
the before.parehasing: gorAs warranted as repre
seated, Calendar Clocks for Otlimg:and Dining Rooms
R. GREEN. centre St:, Pottexlllec
')are 'Liberty While Lead will dolniiie and
. better work at a given coet:t4an my other! Ti*)
It! Manufactured onyl hy: • .. • .
• Zielet-itt - Smith, - • • ..''•
-•• ..•- Wholet.ale.Drug. Taint and Gia.s-Detdeni,
. ..I% — o..tatNorth TIIIRD Street. Plitlatielphtsi...
Gum . Belting, all idzesc - 6.lnstatrtle 'on band
. reduced prices at LEWIS - C.
• April Cor. Centre and maltet. ste...
. . . . , .. .. . ~ . , .
.pia . rk Pipe, ' , . . . .. . , .
arsokal : Ones: fnarn I'M in. VI inci......' . E A TYLE S. - '....A . 1.4 13 IT - 11
.1...b0re, with branchne,. 'elimun. and alnnectioint, a•-•- . , :,.- . : ::••••. • '' : - . - . -
'LEW - IS C. TEIOIPSON , S, :' • -.•...- CAN . BE .li'i.D • A.T . THE : : A9 E"1"13,:. :
Car. Ct-ntre and.-YdarkaiSts. -.." '. ' .... : ..,,. .... , :-% .''... ..-. ... '. r- - --.
10.0 ".11saa•cla Hydraulic Cement.-itud. received ti
a "riiONIPSOMS,
.. ;1 4 1 1. 1 9 F';
- Co.. Cci.n.ra ud Market tits.
- PIIIMELTHIA;
nivErrest OFFICES.
D'EPINJEVIL
. .
igrigineeir sad •Paient. Solkeitars,
44.1 . wALNirr . r
Phtents - solicited—.Consnitationa on Engitieezine
Dranghting and Sketches, Modetsand Maeb ne of alt
kinds 'MADE and skilfully attended.. to:. • ilidels
- given - to . 'REJECT)II3- CASES and TieRPER
EZICIN. Authentic :Coriies :DoctunentiCtrinn
Patent Office pzocurecL • • •
.N. tt.tiave .ytinrat4res useless. trouble . andlravel
lins'expenses.. Its there is.ntractual • need tor. pence:ad
interview. with.ne. : All business • with Abase Mica.
'can be transactedid writing For 'further inforinaticni
direct as above; with stamp enclosed; for Chenbti with
references. ,- • . • Jut f66-4-ty •
'.C.II.4OISSCUP.,
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•. • • D.ztroszxq • •••• • .
•
ENGRAyING
ON V.4D0..15 •
702 Chestnut'l3i., Philadetribin,
' • • • - (Forney : lisiltrom).' • _
Vaeare'=of: Cities Bttildiri* -hischineri,' , Porttitar;
ThrtistanJetopes, :Book
i'
for Druggists.• Drv. Gouda, •Lquor.„ Tobacco; Flour.
Perfuntern'addrtlikinds of Labels:. , - ' • •
Parcicular attantiun given ':to litirtdiery and Cotor
work: . • • .'
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CA)11 . ETINGS:4 , IIEW 'STYLES !
'• ' •
L.
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•
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goitakr E..ipieu.o.l4 4-; Philadelphia, •
Hasjust receive4:l per' late arrwalsobo Crossley It
onfiTaPestry; Brussels. •
• • Thiee-Ply-aiilngrain.Carpos, : . '•
Damask and-Venetian Stair Carpets, - r•
Listatid - Rag Carpets: • - • •
. Floor Ott Chiths,;Rtims,.. - Window '..:Stordes,'•
si!,g at the LOwisr. rimas. - and quality .
guaranteed.• ' • T DELACROIX.
• 37:S.8ECOND Street, 10oite Chet,tnut.: -
Marclil7, , 66; . . , • - 111 Bin .
. . .
, 1 11.14 C
pN'irS;--oflice
.ents tbe."l.lnit6olStl , imnied: Earepe•
interview is preferred. .though n is
not necessary, ir :the bnsineis enn.be-ebOductedloy cor- -
Tespondence....Wnshington j ibited
etqarsof information free•on• application: • • - •
. *.F.DWARD-131tOWIT, Enaineer and Patent AgL.
. -Minch 3. , 66-9-3m 311 Walnut St.' Philad.C. PR..
- D .
.•• . • •
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-The . 84iscriliera .h:ave . lo.f . recelvi.a fresh. s . uvoice o
..-‘: , ,E p itoipE,w , OLOTH - ...... :-.
TABLE 01) . '- PIANO., COVERS
. .
• •al no froth Auction, • . • :
•
LIKEN: SELESTINGS, TABLE DRAPERS,' , .&c.
Greatly Reduced Hoes.
kIIEPPIED, YIN HMILINGEN IRRISON
.Importers - •
usE 7 Pußstsiii7so fiRY COPS;
_No entsrirr STIMET.
, . .
12, tG6-- : 19- ' • r . PIIIL4DELPIIIX,
AGENTS
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For :our " New ` and. ':Benntitill .Work. the Pieterie
Nook -- 0, - .Ato.cdt:teli ; wind itheideotei of
• . the Ittetieltton : •Heroic;' Patriotic,
Hounientini litunteiregis' '
Tregicel—Splendidly Mut
• . hated • with over 300 - fine. Fur- • .
• . traits 01 beautiful Eitrm.lugv-..
•. • .
Thiri for r enlar hunior. - tender".:Tiatiins, start- -
ltug interest and attractive bemity, shuttle neerlees and
alonO among all it's competitors. The valiant - and,
brave hearted, the picturesque and dramatic. the witty
and marvellous, the ten her ; and pathetic.' • The, roll of
fame and Story. caiinp," Jiiekiit;opy, scout.: bivouac and'
'siege: startling surprises wondeilni escapes. famous
wordaand deeds of woman, and the whole panorama of
the 'war IS here thrillingly and startlingly portrayed in
masterly meaner. at once. historical .and • romantic . ;
rendering it the most ample.. brilliant andreadable
book the-wartas Called forth: • . ' ••. • .
Disabled oilicers 'rind Soldiers. teacher.— energetic
young•men, mann in •wrint preht able employment,
will find this the best chance to mak . e.manjy.ever yet
offered. Send for circulars and see! o ur terms. ' .
.:Address NATIONAL PUBLIEIIIING CO., No. 301'
"td A, inor Street. PIRLADELPLIIA, PA -
' •., •
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• .
UiI.ADRIS AND lIELEN..
• As the Tonthriii Paris fixt.see..
Helen to his ivory brunet,' • .
•
Sportint. with hex golden treeees,
Close.and ever cloeer iireeeetl.
conrei
•
. . .. . .. .. . .. . .
,
m
Ire said: "So let e quaff the *tar,
r , Which thy:lips of ruhy yield; :.:.
Glory te.an leave to Hector; , • -..-
Gathered tu the tented field.. .. .
"Let me 'Oyer raze 'a pori
Lookinto.thine eyett sti deco;
With a.darioz . halid I wort thee,
With itlalthibl . heart 111 keep.
•
PLtILADET.PIILt:
0 . ne . 134:0t1e.
Si:
,Bottles
.IF .IN' TEN lIINGTES AFrEE APPLYING
IT DOES NOT Bt:OiIESOFT , A,ND SIIO,OTH,
ALWAYS OPEN UPON jTHE COEN:PEE, FOE
R5.....T.Z,.....QR - RIS
April 2S, 6 drab
. 16, 6e; .5-3 m).
4. '011. my Fictep. than . brl7hi
seas eveillke.to thee
- Jove would lay his hihniler,
So l ie.mig,ht be blest like me
flnic mine eynA so . fnndly linger
On thy $6ll nod iiraily ;kin
Senn each round and ntsvfintzt-r. .
dtinights.of
'rzie, whence. thy b Nulty: thirest
Wht;ifm thy cheek , s•enchantitia • bloorri
Whence the rosy hhe thou iveurest,• ••
• .•
Breathing viand thee•rich perfume ?"..-
Tlins he tTnlte.'Neith heart. that. panted,
Clnfqx•cl hert . fonfily . tri his side: .. •
her withlr!ok.encli:ntCd.
While his Belo' thus replied
"Be no dit!Coni; love.. between us,
111 wit: the.secret. ti4ll: • •
1 1" was: a Oft I.hati. of Venus.=
. Venus, who hath lealile well
.
"And ehe.told me as eke 2nce it. .
'Let hotre'er the ehtirni he known,
O'er thy person freely rave it,. • •
• 'Only WilCll.llion art:alone.'
.!Pis enclosed in ynnder criSket—
'. Bei e behold its olden key:
But its name,—lnve;do not
Tell't, I may net; even In thee !"
Lon& with cows• and kisc he plied her,
Still thrtsecret did 9he keep, • •.. •
Till ot,letigth tic e><ttk heFide her..
Seemed ae be,htid . .4ropped to tileep,
Soon was Bolen laid in'ilnmber,
: When het Paiiictisina
Nil his fAir nekk disencumber
- • Froth her rounded sults urrriow
. fi r . .
Then her heedless meriapine.:••
Takes !heli:e.y and .teals allay, :
To the.ebon table amnion. . *. . ,
Where the Yroudrous 'casket !ay ;
. .
Ennerly the I - Cnielnnen,
See. within the ennket
Fre ttiotenitt..Gttrrtoirr. Co.'s
Retetkrl; or Awrato.a.;
PR : IGE
EINAMEL - OF ATIIERICA
- 'TO THE SKIN,
THE:3I6NEY PAID POW IT
POSITIVELY BE REFUNDED.
j... --4.::13.0071"..r_LE
LADIES, TO USE,
BEFORE...PURCHASING
g't' tha : B.ga~lt'ls.
.. • • ,
I'IiTT,SVILIWE, • PA.
BEAUTIFUL
FREE OF CHARGE,
PHILADELPIIIA.
1866. '• PUILADEI.PiIIt isga,
WALL: PAPERS.
- • HOWELL ROIIHKE,
Paper ilttattgi'oica and *Fitad•nr Stlindles,
COrner Fourth and Martel Stiveta, PHILADELPHIA. '
N. EL—Alwaynln Store *large Stock of 1,151 M and
OIL SHADES". March 3, ,66-9-3 m
VO .1J it -.TIE A S •
AT TIIR • . -
•
MART - FT 'STIVFTT HOUSE ,
Center of. .Tevelfsh and - Itiarket Ntreets, op
.posite ttie Great Ferment! Market.- ...:;
• • - HOTD&co,. -
_Peb 143 Market SL. Philadelphia.
S.• BOWER.. , • Ar... S. WORIMIL
n. tov67*. w tic w;o ft
. - mA.NriA. crrcir.asfir PLAIN ANDr.r.Ncr .
W 0 S 11-1 - A 13 E S
of eveii , description- . . • ' •
Ltandeicapin and Flower, .•''
Gill and Gold;
. . .
. • ' T r ansparent:nod 'Opaque,'
Arrb St., Wow •
N. B.—Xfull anfortment afeards.'reasela and Shade
ixtureantnyetantly. on tnuld. - ligannh'3,,CX-3tn-
.
7 STE IC111310 . .13Y.; • . - •
J .233 6.2 d above Itrirtiree,
er: Would Cmpectfally inform customers 'and
othen3 that be' is no* selling, , form „one of the•L:P.
largeet and 'best assortments' of Carpets.•ollii,
C:i; Window Shades, &c., that he' had co;
• "hand for many years, 'and at minced prices.?i
, 17. !66 . l 3m
.7 -
•.F 112 R NlT't RE . -•-•
Cotir.D glip.t. celebrated, Pniniture Es
' tablistiment isremoved - frcim
_Second iin&Race
Sta.; to the splendid New Depot, - Nos. 31. and SAN: Sec
ond St., Coppiiette Cbrist.bucch.) PHILADELPHIA.
'where they. purpose sselling for. one yeai, at slunk Bost,
e.1.`11.2117T8Z ei FAUCLOI)BLY Low PILICEIL: Al
so, at their- Ninth and Metket Sts. Bruncb., where they
are :equally low, being ' about to enlarge
peen:lees. - GOULD-lb CO.'S. Furacernite. Dewyrs: . •
'Nos; 37 , and 39 N. Second Ste.: and cOr..9th and Maribet
'Ste.. I;IIILAD.k. • -.. • March' t 4 '66—12-3m •
. . T .1 - I E . - .. .
TV.N . ..1 . 0.Y .- .:111,k . M.. S
- •. . •
• •
.-.aie prenonneeit-by•all who vac them;
EittleAL 'PO 'ANY HAMM. EXTANT..
They are selected frem.only . iteictly. corn fed.hilgii,:and'
the ingredients Used' . in. curing are alt of the' very best.
Particular care 'is also taken .Ib,keep•-theM m.
pickle only long enough to -cute.. which: prevent,* then.gettiuz too ault—a - great and general .fault with most
hams.: None genuine unless branded: - . Ctire4 only. by'
. .
F. C.HESEBUOU.GEI. ac C 0. , . .;
Pork Packers..qud Wholrimile -b t raleire
• • • CheeNe avid •prciri*iotan,.
• teIZoRTILISELAWAIIE
tarFack:lng. tied Curlng . E,3tablisloneut Coruer
iti and Iter.d Ste. • , • ; ItUrch 3, EGG-9=3m'
sirmNic,•coorks.
El*
'rho siabscribers are how'recejVing tlll.eir . ,Spring impor
tation •
House- Furriis ink-Dry . ..Goods
. '
:CoinpriFipg all the hest
„aarletlC4.(if
LINEN:AND.COTTON SIIEETINOS,
.. PILLOW AND BOLSTER CAsINGS, - ;• . • -
TABLE DAMASK AND DIAPERS,' . • •
• 'TABLE cLonis, , NAPKINS, DOYLIES,.
CTIAMBER' AND BATTU TOWELS. • • ,
VOWELLtNGS OVA LI:DESVRIPTIONS. :•••
• hi ARSKI Lax* QUILTS, COUN PETtP AN 'ES, •
• • • • BLANKETS, TABLE AND PIANO COVERS, .
And every-other article cit Furnishing Dry Goods•re
quired to commence huueheeping or supply the wants
ri lumpy.. . • • •
Merino
The subscribers. with inireasmi facilities far the trans
antion of the HOSIERY DEPARTMENT of their bust
ne,s, inyite attention to their ample ancl,well Selected
G . ENTLEMEN'S AND CIIII,DREIS;S
.• .
3IERLNO AND. SILK VESTS, DEAWKTIS, , ETC,
NEW Sttick:and tit the REdaml . Prices.
SHEPPGRD,. VIVI HARLINGEN G. ARRISON,
•,•.. .No. 1008 . CHESTNUT STREET; • • •
• lit.y ~6 c-10-: 4 t • .• PHILADEUPHT A.
.
628 . .. - HOOP SKIRTS . ...628..
ItOPKIN'S. ••
"Own. .111 take,”. . 2 •
•.•
ii.,turiontotr.i, • AN' BOLD • wnott:sktat t4Nirl ntrrsit,
rte..6213-Arch t3t., Philadelphia.
The most complete assortment . OfAradies' 44155e5.•
and Children's Hoer- SithaTti the City ; gotten up ez-:
presily to meet the wants-of first-class trade . ; embric-
Ingthe newest and•mest . desirable Styles and 'Sizes of
"Gore . Trails," of ellen , length -from .23 , .; to 4 tartlet
mend,—r2o to 56 Springs, at $2 to $5 00. ' Plain SkirLs,
all lengths: from 2..irto 3 yards round the bottom. at
Our line Of Misses' .and: Children's . Sztivs, are pro: -
Verbially beyond - all competition, for variety of styles •
and sizes--as.well as for finish and durability l'var)ing
from 8 tn 33 inches it..length., 6 to 45
.Springs at,35 cts.
to $2 /6. All Skirts of our .—Owti make," are warrant-
ed to. give satisfactilmt•bilt bay none is such. nbless .
.they have -.llopkin's Hoop Skirt Manufactory, No, 628'
Arch Street." stafpUed.on each Tab 1 . '
Also, enn . stantry. on hand. good Skirts. manufactured
in New York and the Eastern States. 'which we sell at
Very low Priem.: A lot of cheap Skirts-15 springo.'3s.
cents t 20 stirrings, $1 00 i 25 springs, -$1 - 415; 30 springs,
$1.25 and 40 springs $1 50.., • .• • "
[Skirts made to Order'ard Repaired, , . ' •
ftliTTEttus CAsu. ONE Paurr. OsLS. •••
VITENDEROTII;IpkIrLiCPIt '5c.111 , 10W111;
ARTISTS AND .PROTOGRAPHERS'..
.
No.. 91.3 and 914 Chruitnat
•.-' •
• Dec. 31,'64. •-• . • ' - • • 53.13 ,
13nre Lib.T4tf White Lead • preferred by all
.=practical Painters!Ti y ;it ! 'and you will hare no
other. 31annfactured only.hy . • .• - .
• . Ziegler & Smith, •
• • . - Wholesale Druir. Paint and Gluse rie:tlera, '
. • : No. - 13:f North TIIIRD - Street; Philadelphia.. •
dari,2T. ;661 , . • • • 4-1 y •
flute Libeirty -The— . liie Whitest, the
1.. - most dralde - and the most economical:. Try it
lidunufatitured, only by'. , . - . • .
. " . •-.'.
• .
;Wholesale Dku7,- Palnt. mid Glans Dealer?,
• .• N0.:13T North THIRD Street; Philadelphin. •
ESTE'V S B COTTAGE ORGANS
• .
. , .
. • Are not only unexcelled, but they are Absolutely un
4qualfed by y••ot herßeed InStrument in the , coon try
Desiened expressly for Churches and Schools, they are.
found to be - equally •_ atiapted to. the . parlor and
drawing room. - For sale only by •• '• •
. , •E: M. BRUCE. - ••• .
''iforth SEVENTIV-St.,.PITILAD'A.
rv , Al so,' BRA.D BIT RN'S PIANOS.. and a •-.•cOmplete
aseortment of the PERFECT- MELODEON.. • -
• .
Dri..\INICYI•E's • &
•1 • 2
'§uCcesii)-sto 11.:.B: DAVIS
. - ..malix.iractairprior
Ritt .. .
-, -- Patent Statlard •
r‘i-i l / 4 --.- • • is 1.3 A II: ES;
.11 ,
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..
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R. ~-=''..
~ • y,/,, ,• 1 , -Weigh Locks; R. R.
• • •
j - V..: "-- .. . .Tracko; dr,Dep .. nts;
: .... - : • 4 '...er;; ; ;;1; --...- . :• • . • :- Coal. -Hai; and - . Live'
' . • , ''' l, l ii•,,i•-• . 'fitock.:,...A.so allthe re.:
. _A
. ........a 7 - 4. : :; . 1 .- 1. , =& ' . 'dons deFcrlptione -of
-. Dalmatia- . Ott. Par..
•••• ' '',..',..—' ? taltte Pia t form.
; •; t: r . pT..arr= ..
...4 1r,. ... 4, -
,flestlen and Patent
-
Benny .; N.W. cornet
-
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. . . . ...
.- . 15t1i.St and POnn , a • Avenue, : Phila. :-. .
Sept. 23, , C,5 ;:: , : , ~. ~ .. . : ~ ' 33 7 1 y, •• '
Si oo
. • ". .- ICLOU,•
CilAIS' !!YOKES .. TA .
'convenience. of onr
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good tit IT D be llt. guarnatied. by
' . • ' --:'...----4.* . sending .tha sites, in the . order
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and !rim 2toa. -- - . • .
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r''' • Waist Ifectsure."---Around .tbs.,
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. • . The same measure its for Coat,
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Mere inside seam,end tint
elde from . hil)4lone, ai ddniund3he sraist and hip..
BA.sirt.r - or 3iATroiisB rrri* or lisra Ot Cosr.
GOolOs -ro.qz tl6l/C1.•11 , NOT 15AT149411•701.Y.•
•'. •.• ; • 4 1 111:Aji3". STOKES - de Co. •
.• • ft 24 Chriinat Philatdelphist..• •
tioszo. ac co • •• •
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tENERIt COEMSSION MERCE=I,
26 Sf es th Delaware Avenue; Philadelphia
WS are constantly rem-fling on consignment„-Si'ER.M.
WHALE, LARD, SIINERS. and LUBRICATING OILS,
of the best and purest qualities,` ;which setoirerinlota
to suit,:at lowept rates'of The day. • • - ." • •
Margination of consumers and' others Is respectful
.lY solicited. ; ..• Jan 2u, .66-24 y.• •
ANIEL : 21. KARCHER
ClO'Cabluel .Ware Ranh§ sod Minufaetary,
236 soupzi•scOND smarEiri
• '
: N B.:—PersOna gOing to the Chi will Sid it to their
advantage to call and examine the 'star*. D. M. K.
WIR 10 ill' )8 •PE fiNIST Li VA NIA. State
Ii Repo Jvfit 'Oa for kale
by • • • •• • . ' 13.13ANNAti:
May ..pumber of.the At/antic .I.tontiOy
contaiue: alyaillnirablepo . ara by J. R LOa•ell,'
anti •- ..• • • • R. . .
h at
Speech •Hosea; •
•- • • •
March Meeting." - _
'ice . take a , fea•
, .
firieias samples of itA 01(14 i• • - • •
Pelle?... that we honed ',mid Come ant build last year
An' coo by every bonsvdnor. isn't here—
No; nor wowt never be for all onr jaw; •
Till were: ez braye yx , ttiak rain war • .
Wtord.. et folks trna.maderui they . see
The baguet pint there is to an Wee! • • • .
Ten timeathe_dantMr.in "cm th* is in steel : -
Theynin yOur kocil-thre itielYOn never. het -
ant crawl about - An' seem to think you're liVin%
.Poor shells.re men. ant wrath the Lord's forgiven'
Tia.. Yon come bunt agin areal live' tact:. ' • •
-turi to pieces' when you ,d cingte.to rut; '- -3 --;
.Thet kite ce beznets wet we're croeiche
Air no man fit tonavlrate a scow. : •
.•Onld stumertiectin• help Imm - Kinidom crime
While.'t other siOe Only their cold iron home;
My idea's. you neye,rgetbeted frOm my Month, • ....
No. nut one - word natio the South ez, South:-
_•
r .
Noth ain't a man: white. brown. nor •••
Gladder m'cint•l• sh , uld he to WM - tem back::.. . • '
lint all I ask of Uncle Sim hi fist ••••• • ' -
•To. Write up, on his doOr. ..I.Co,goOdson tntstit.: • r
Give us amh • dowii in - ekle laws for al • '.• •.
An' they'll be snug ineidc,nfore net fall.- • -•
Give wurthey,ssk.. air.we shell lievjamaker,
'Wutti•minuit some considtable•an acre -.••••• . .
Give they need_ ant: ire shell git 'lore lying
A nation all One piece, - rich. wheelie. strong;
Make Amerikin, ant they'll begin .•• •• • • ' •
To love their country oz they loved , their sin ; .• • •
Lett em stay Souttnini:ate you've kep" a sore • ••
Ready to fester ez it done afore. • '••• . • • • • • ' • •
• No mortniman eau'. boast of perflCt. vision, • •
But the one ruoleldiri" thing is Indeclaion, - • • • ,
An' th' ain't
. no,fatur for the man nor. state:- . ••• • '
• Thet nit of ku•s.t can't spell great. - . • • •
Some folks mold call thet reddikle.: do Yon, •._ ; •
tT•wnz commonsense afore the war wnz tiro ;• . • •
Thet totaled all onr - guns an' made tent speak
/80'$ lEurope heareamm•clearnricrost.the creek :
'they're drivim o. their splletoown • 12QW;.! see, she,.
To . the hard eremilt o' God's fustidee " . • ••.
:ET they reach, abet. Demovey • needn't fear
The tidiest. alrthtpuikeit ive:Can git up here.' , . -- • •
.
Er treason is 'a crime, ermine fdlkli:PaTil • " • r
Flow could we punish it a milder way • • '• • -
Than siivin , to .em.•:''Brethren, lonkee here. • ..
We'll 'les" divide things-with ye. Sheer atid'rheer.„
An' senca both - come pooty stronebacked. daddies,
You take the. Darkiee. ez were took the Peddles; -
Igrelint ere. prior' e took 'em by the hand.. ' •
An' the're the bones an' .sitinereco the land," • .
I sin't.P..iiinse thet:fance tht•re'c lom•on •
ErCTV trmbiOnion;'thet don't start from nniqm•;.••. • •
Tint-T out monc • rs safest trusted .
Tn sari come WM, will. filet can't be.bueted,.
Am.thcf's the old .Acrierikin .• .. 1 • • •
To make s man aMa an' let him be. .
. .
. .
Who wnz the ••Nited ..tat6.‘_7rife Richmon*. fell ?' '
Wur the South needfle theirlull mite to spell
Kn' cah't wehoell it ht tho.atort‘han. way •
Till Ih' underpinnirn settled sate to-stay '-• • -:• .
Who eareslor" the.n.'solyes of '6l; , ' • .
They tried to coax an itirthqnske with a bun?
'
Tiek actly nothin. taken place,senee then-
To
Val - % folks they mwit.heridlefaels like men t ,
Ain't -this the true pint ±. Did the Rebiiheeep',•ntu?
.Fif 'nut.„ whose fault is..r.thet we hertvt
Warnq there tors nil' don't it stend to reason':
Thet this' Week's 'tilted States Mull:tie weeVsireason'
.When all these sums is. done. with within" missed,
.An' nut afore, .this schoOl II he dittrnitised.. • •
A WOMAN' IN. WASHINGTON
what: She Sees,Tleaia, and Thinks.
lady is furnishhig t9' 7716 Independent pen
and ink sketchesof the most prominent-I'km
bora- of .COngress. In her last :she .speaks
thus of some of tkeOhio'delega.tion : •
It is doubt ful. if there •lie. another delegs
tion.th the llouse•sa disiinetiVely marked's§
.that from Ohio: And one of the most•prom-
inept and. positive men •in this very able re
presentation .is-General• Schenck, 'He looks
liken German just from:" Faderlimd," an tin:
mitigated Teuton—short; .heavily set; squa re
shoulderid, and, square featured. tie ihas
closely cut sandy hair,-and a stubbled nius
. .
incite of the same but, a perceptive forehead.
sthall..perietratingeyes, a broad-jaw, - mout h
which can Fet. itself savagely,. and. whielt at
all iimes:hyliCates, :great •force• of rill and of
ter - open these bristling points of
'person. IN dress apd: bearing mark un-•
tnist al; ably, a .gentletnatr. f
He: is errinhaticalfra talking' member, and
.one of..the few - eonstaioly•speaking-rnen who
are listened to r , • •is • too • irascible. -too
`earnest, 'and too .combative to ket-p quiet;:
hosich.s, : as chairman of, the imp/m.olllk . Mill:
lary-Coettnittee, • and the father of -the
bill. .be.-has 'had very, important; maitera to
talk-about,'. which is more, thstt all loquaCious
.
members can say-% His wonderful' y emphatic.
and_ ;incisive manner;' his clear,-rapid-inter
tineeS; hisshnrt, Sharp sentences; his t reneh
ant, telling .thoughts,. make. hied, one of- the
.most . eflective . speakerS in the Honse. , When
angered; he looks like a. pugnacious .mastiff;
He seizes .his foe With a merciless -grip . , -- and.
like.other mastiffs, his bark is net half as had .
as his.bite.• , So inany men.llOunder about in .
nn ocean Of wordastruggling after an idea !
.They never-reach it • every- 'wave of .sound
which they:, mount only washes.thenr further
away. ~ B ut- every word of General Schenek
clinchea a meaning: And:he has . a.forward
_Motion of his head, and a beating 'Mallon
with his:forefinger; as if he not only clenched
his - idea:but was hammering it into the very
marrow. of : his hearers: ::.A
alert, for 'dispute, eager .ind..•tieterminet-1 to
conquer, he would- be very 'disagreeable .aad
•
very dangerous if he were •-not so, .patriotic
add . true.; so:devoted: to' the right, and;' with -,
al, in feeling and sensibility a gentleman. •••
Still his...aath rat qtialities . him - a - very;
good Mogul, *and. as militerV. commander of
Haltimnre' .he Military fame.
though' a scarred hUnd bears eloquent. • witnes
. s
•
to his peratmal-PraverY, • .."-• , „ • .
. .
:• His tr,enerl.mairtierii dirt and sharp,With
'n
-..touch of the ferocious . .. . But it is wonderful
. how he Can unbkiti• and: brighten, as, most
strong..men . ..can• when ..they entcleseend..to_
talk with women.: .Then a smile"-comes out
on his faceAbite :winsoine, - antrhis•manners
grow - stinve.and delightful... It is rinite
b..hing•to . pereeiCe -what a very different mot . ,
'tal a Mat is. nonversing . with a woniat;; from
.what. he - ii. When holding forth to his, brother,
•
.
Judge Bingham, sitting a few desks for
ward, is the opposite of. General Schenck,—
Ile is a weird looking man, thin'and angular,
with long ha'r,.long
: nose. sunken yet - brit
liant. eyes.. It is very plain to see that his
nervous force is more potterful than his vital;.
that : his brain preys upon his body; that the
intense action of the intellectual power wears
upon the physical, .t.o -its hurt. .A nervous,
sensitive, .self-centered man, when roused,
powerful in argument, anti Masterful in
speech. is .n ot constant Ipseizmg &sub
ject at.every available point. and jumping up
and talking ahem it. • No ;• he gathers it.into
Itithself, it pervades. him, it abSorbs him, till
at laSt he is possessed by it. It feette. per
hapS te.sters in his brain, till ha can endure, it
no longer.. 'Then ! like's gi
ant, what commanding iirgument,Whaf keen
invective, what cuiting sarcasm, what ear
nestness, and what lervor .iii poured out, as
he masters the theme at once ; and then, sit
ting down: gathers himself once more into
'silence,. till possessed ' and overpowered by
another.
A few seats remote 'seats [when he hap.,
'pens to bethere] Jameslll. Ashley, the jol
liest man in Congress:, and the•king ot man 7
seers.:: : Eitety man has his pet •• ambition.--
Mr. Ashley's is to compass ends and tornan
age men;and he succeeds in:both, to his
own satiefaction at least. Men in whorti the
vital tetnperatnent• aliounds seem often equal. :
ty endowed with thefactilly of 'control.. Mr.
Ashley bits a powerful : physique, an exuber- '
.ant.vitality, handsome face, and a splendid
crewn of hair, as . Men of his mold are sure
to bilVe. He 13 usually a favorite with wo
man, to fact which affords him no 'Small de
gree of satisfaction.. • He is one of the Omni
present men. If you go into the Senate, you
are sure to see Ashley. If you !Mak down
from the gallery of the House, you see Ash
ley. :If you twit in:your se it, there is
_Ash.
ley. ;If You go to a-concert, toe lecture; 'to a
reception, anywhere.. there is Ashley, grew
and:radiant, and never alone. You see,lum.
not only because he is there, but bemuse ht
is one of _those pervasive men that You can'
'
help seeing. Besides,. he iiso very .kindlY
and jolly, it does you good, "and yon like ti ,
see hini; Yen may think him :a little lour" 1
sometimes, and rather. rough ;'-but,: amid i
rice.:of intense-eyed, nerve-worn dyspeptics;
.one . ean afford, not-only to forgive but to re
joice occasionally in, the outburst of a redimil
ant and overflowing life._ A self-nule man;
a foremost radical.' consecrated •to all pro
gression, inay the days be Many. before, we
shalt say, we no longer. see•&hley. •
• General:Garfield; elected by' his constitu
entswitile - absent in the field, is a rising man I
in COngress. • A brave soldier, he fought at
the battles .of Shiloh, ,Corintb,. and °hicks
mange, and . was chief of - staff to Generiil I
HoSecratur. • 'General Garfield .is
,another "
comfortable-looking. Man:. The Wear and
tear' Of life has not drama:lds nerves too near
the surface.
.He ,has , the.sanguine tempera
ment, the Saxon face and hair:-
..:.A man ca
pable of large : generosity, one whom enthu
siasm could subliine into greatness,: and lift,
,quite above the. dead levet of life; a man
of strong convictions and of'earnest pun..
pose; a,true man. He isu pleasant, eflect
aye,- and sometimes eloqtient speaker, betray
ing,in his speech that . love of beauty which
rung through.his nature likes vein 'of gold.
Mr. Sbellaberger, ,the least showy, and
.perheps. thel ablest, statesman from. Ohio,
seems.the most nnOhtrasiVe of men.' A:well:
built: man, rOrlr-ii -. strongly-marked motive
temporanient„ . with .a head- and over
'causative . preponderance of brow, •
as he sits'quiet and easy iu his retired seat,
day atter .day; he might scarcely be noticed .
the. inarry.demonstrative. men -arotiNd
lihn. :When lie t does.sneak.: he is. heard.. - gent - and. Patient in investigation, careful in
; judgment, weighing 'every morn of great'
subject.; . slow and sound .in -conclusion; when'
he comes to that. conclusiaii, both Congress.
and the people wisli to knew What it is, and
accept it as , the verdict.of a wise man.. His
late speedli on the' disfranChiSement of rebels
has . added to hisialready distinguished. repu
tation as'a sound • legislator. Irkainclusion,
he says : "If these men, unrepentant, un-.
- annealed, noreckonhig made, tiny stalk back,'
not-oto 'ordinary rightkof Citizenship Merely,
bill: to - the higher; grander politer& of electors
of this mighty. nation; may Come here into
the very 'sanctuary of the nation's lite and to,
Ilb ert y Jast reti ea may come: too': is
the rulers of
_the republic; •aud all this in•de
fiance of all 'Power int he government to fir-
bid it,. then •sir,. have the - preeepts'of all rea- :
son, 'all la*, -all' morality,: all' history,-all
perieuec, and. all - common Justice. been dis
carded in the. makiug 3 of our. government;
and then .I turn iwoy from looking at' my
Count7.'s future in anguial, in despair of the
republic, But it is:not' so.. • Ourcountry. has
the.power . to be, and the republic - will live."
If. C. A..
GnAsx."—Rev. G. A, Hepworth,. o
Boston, gives an necount of - a, recent , conver
sation_with .Gen.- Grant,:- ; • .
."He Spoke so Modestly, so heartily, .an
gmndlyof his brother officers 1 said, .`ifen-,
eral, we scareely trust Sherman itithe North.'
'Oh,' said he, 'Shertnan s man lo be proud
of.. .116 is • impetuous, be Is faulty, but be
knows his own fault as soon as any man.'
And of Sheridan, :whom We have all le . arned
. . .
to love, he saldfOrgetful of his own grand.
achieirements—'He is the hest [nail' in Amer
.lle- has nw-peer..' :He-tan-wield , any
force._ , He is - a' , pure , besittid, a simple-Man
nered, a true and noble man.' 'But, gen-,
eral,' I said, with that'reference which I have
. always entertained for hiin; 'you'are the ntan .
• to-day ;:;and (I stiy-it
,-Withall my heart) the
people• of New England look upon you as
the min specially ordained by. Almighty God
•
to lead ourarmies through the days of, dark.
',Tiess.to the day of triumph and the greatest
man of the age, and the :best appreciated,
bowed his heattlike.a little girl to whotn you
have paid' a eompliment ;- and when he re=
gained his pelf-possession, he said, 'Oh, no ;
it is a mistake. There were a thonsand
others who-'could have done the thing as
weli as . , I rim thankful to. God that he
helped me to do the work but, bad I not
been living, Or had the gevernment . passed
over me. there are other men who would
have WOn thevictoryfor you.' "
.
Trn Ken;ucky Democrats held conven-
tion , last week in LOuisville. A large propor
tico., if not .a Majority.of its' members were
men who.. served in the rebel army, The.
prominent candidates before the..convention
for nomination . io theoffice, of Clerk or the
Court of Appeals - were four' military men,
all of whom. had' left Kentncky to fight for
therebellion;. but upon a suggestion that the
nomination as' a taudidate of a ' person who
.had served in the rebel army, meeting RS, it
undoubtedly. 'did, the approval of nine
teen.twentieths of •the convention; might,
nevertheless, havelleeticct Of embarrasstng
the President and his friends at Washington,
Who.would halve to Choose between support
ing an officer, of the rebel army and one who
had served in the ranks of the. Union; it was
agreed that'all '
the rebel officers should with•
draw as candidates; and they did so. each
addressing the convention and boasting of
his services' in - behalf .Of the •Constitution
while .fighting under . John Morgan and
Breckinriclge . in the rebel ranks. -. As a mat
ter, of course,-this . convention unrepen tent
rehels•pronounced the Civil Rights, bill to be
unconstitutional; --and with• heats -truly
grateful, thanked President' Johnson for his
manly and noble course in resisting the pro
ceedings of the Radieal Congress!
Is the llth Internal Revenue Distriet of
Pennsylvania, .Mr. B F. Stem, of Eakon, re
cently sought the appointment of Collector,
in place'of Mr:. E. T. Foster. who was forced,
tip - in examination into his official conduct, to
ITSI ,, rI Mr. Stem was strongly recommended
by prominent :gentlemen belonging in the dis
trict and . outside of it. - The Commissioner
pi .Internal Revenue and the Secretary.of the
Treasiry both advised the President - to ap
point him. Mr. Cowan was willing he should
receive the commission provided he would
,pledge hiintselfto stipport the Presiden tls pol
icy. Mr. Stem is p00r. , ,. Formerly a printer
and editor, he is, now a'clerk in the Treasury
Department. But he declined to take the
office on those terms.. He said he should al=
ways treat the President.'With reSpect, but
he did not believe in:his 'policy of reconstruc
• tion, and he could not pretend to believe in
it when be did'hot. By peremptory order of
the _President he was set-aside.'
• A. CERTAIN 31.r..Gie . rs; , of Alabama., iv aS re- -
Con ily an applicant to : President Johnson for
the .poSition- hf. dire'it. tax Commissioner in
that: State. • He, bad recornmetidations
ddrsed. by : Abraham Lincoln:. N0v. : 13. 1863 ;
by .Andre"nr Johnson;
..Sept..: :40: 1864 ;
General Thorrias_ May, 14; , -1863; and by
General . It 3 ran t, IS, 1866.
.Mr: Andrew
Johnson vountiedlor as."a gentleman of
int egrity fink one of the.
feii• in: that country- who stood Aran to the
. . ~
•In his .recent applleation....howevet. Mr.
.G:iers Was not successful.. The Treasury De
partment, under 'the . direction. of the• Presi
dent. gave the place to one F. ~.W.' Sykes. a
membet :of - the , rebel ' Legislature:. of. Ala:
now: of Lincoln
. comes
to us from Germany. A.,lientenant in one of
the .German armies. Whom debts compelled
to leave his fatherland and service. succeede#
in being.admitted to the late President ; anc
by reason of his commendable and• winning
depertment and . intelligent appearance,' was
premised, a-lieutenant's commissionln one of
our cavalry regiments.. He was. so enrap'ur
ed With his.surcess that he 'deemed it. a duty'
to inform the President that he belonged to
one : of the oldest: noble houses in Germany.
"Oh, never mind that," said - 111r. Lincoln ;
."you will: not find ,that to be'an obstacle to.
younadvanceinent." ;_ ,
Is A' ita.PssAs darit.g the first quarter of the
current. yen, the number of rations, or day's
Support, issued by the..Freedmens'
..Bureati
was as follows; . .
.J:inuary, 1 fib
February
Or nearljr LIGHT to whites to oNE to blacks
. -
That does not look much like, giving the
blacks ft preference, or like supporting them
in idleness; While the whites are compelled
Tn.i•r spicy and spirited jonrnal, ihe Tren
ton Union Sentinel, giv; the.following
Nur-se ry Rhymes for very
chit-dren," appropriate to the situation in
Singh 'sour of offire. children don't you cry,
Fonr.and twenty Johnson men met on the sly,
-All met nt Trenton, the "'radicals. to leVel.
Wasn't this a dainty dish to set before the devil !
. . . ..
.
. •. . . . •.
.Ten E.'cic . is in the kitchen . . eating bread and honey,
Snivel in a ''Tin Box.r - goonting ont. MS money. ,
Stratton 'a in the cellar; brushing Johnson's clothes;
What the three are dttringat, everybody knows.
. .
"STATE mours," as contended for by thti
fricnds of "my policy," mean the right.to go
'out of the Union, to destroy the Government,
and the right after tailing in that experiment,
-to come tract into the Union Jo `deStroTthe
party that, saved the Government:
. .
CuVrivATE your heart as well as yourfarm.
A sterile soil may produce the sonr sarrel and
other weeds, but,-sottud.wheat comes- from
goml'culture, So with the min' and heart :
cultivated aright' richest blessings are: the
:
VirtiEN an extrgegant friend wishes -to
botTow,your inoney, consider. which of tbe
two You had iatber•lose. The lender often
loses, both money And friend..
Trio Athenhuls erected a large statue of
mop,: and placed him. though a.slave. on a
lasting ioedestal, to show that the way to
honor lies open indifferently to all.--PnAr,:
Al 9#o o l
zillo • viekti; e e V4e
to as . JOB and OK W I RQ-o[fiiirk ,
WrinVailre-
I
Berke, Pampa ' 1 illit
Rill. .f Lellbeg o
Lame Peratembi:.:4 • ::''' i Itallread Thrkerelf
mama jliblie.r... -..
Arefeblaelr, , ' - ' Time Beek.,
am Erigmes4: ..r. - ' lord.? /14"..k... &c.
.. .
At the way ir:,', par stick of JOB TYPN
H. maze extendreakb Oat of any other office In ttAI
eectiott of the Rate, and larbrop hen& employed as
preadj Or Jobbing. -L
neffog arra* Printer oereelf
we will griarantee anima* be •leat u any
an be turned cuMluilte mtles to .
MIBITINGLIA COL
MA
ORS donee% the aluietaanoldei q ''''' -••;' . '',, ::-
,
114 WE Mkl=itt.
• Seeks tocitied le every variety of style. Mameßeek •
or every dftcriptiourvanabetered, bound end ruled to
urcorAitteket. •,• 3.
educational' folutnn.-
P ASS 3111*IrEi MAlrel44llker.i.-
W_i , .Pres' en, t our readers' td..;day
Of the act, lf4ely passed eatablishing a Coimti
Institute' in Schity : ll4llCounti., - We've 4 04
that
this; has been'.: done. It Wai quite
, a
task` to many teachers in _the'COnntx to at- .
tend our,lnstitute, pay their own expense",
such'as boarding then to _'be: taxed to
defiay the' eApenses of the Instill:tie.'" Our
friends will notice that the.lnstiluteisbyiaw
to be field Wherever the m'ajority of:theteacb
ers direct,_ and ai our list Institute'theExee•
_utive Committee was directed - to: hold In
that Bi;rougli *here the greatest aceomini>da-
.
tions were offered to the teachers. At this
early dap we, calf the attention of the frietads
of 'education in-the ditle.rent,Boroughs of our
County to this ~.fact. We understand that
several Boroughs intend entering the ring..
The actis as follows : • -
AN ACT E.OI4ARLISIT TRAcneas' Coin
. TY INNTITUTE. TN. TilE COUNTY OY. $6l.{USi-
Seertox L Be it enacted _by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Common
wealth* of Pennsylvania in General Assembly
met, and it is hereby enacted by the authori
ty of the. same, That the Superintendent of
Common Stlools hi thit: Couitty . of Schuyl
kill be and he is hereby * authorized to call
upon - and invite 'the teachers- of - common
- schools and other seminaries :of learning iri
said County, by means "of public notieuln two
or mire newspapers of the. County, to assem-.
ble at the most eligible .season • once In each
Year as a Teachers' County Inititute, to be
devoted to the improvement, of teachersin
the science of education ; said Institute- to
bold its annual sessions at such places as a
tnajcirity of the members thereof stall - elect,
and the period Of eourening not to exceed
six days.
S zurtos 2., That the'Treasurer of the afore-
said. County, for purposes, hereinafter stated,
is hereby authorized .and reciiiired .to pay. to
the County Superintendent aforesaid, or 'his .
order; out of any money in the County treal
ury, the sum .of two hundred dollars•annual
ly, which sum shrill be placed iihmediately
by Ale County Superintendent is the hands
of the Treasurer of said Intititnte, to be paid
out by hint - only:cm . the written order of the
President thereof, countersigned - by. the Sec
retary; the first payment of two hundred dot=
tars, to bemade on the - first MOnday in No-.
vereber,. one thousand. eight hundred and
sixty-six, and alike sum to . be paid OD the
first '.Monday in November in :each year
thereafter.
,Sscrios 3. That the aforitaid Superintend
ent shall expend the .aboVe'appropriation, or
ao much of it as is necessary annually-In de
fraying the necessary expense's of said Insti
tute incurred inprocnring the services of lec
turers and histruetors, in giving public ne-•
tice of the time and place of meeting. and in
providing necessary apparatus, books and
stationery. . ' . .
SECTION 4. That the Treasurer of said In
stituteshall report the amount, of all expen
ditures under this act to . the County Treasu
rer, with vouchers for. the same. which shall
be examined by.the- auditors of the County
in a like manner as in. other County expendi
tures, and any , misapplication of funds shall
be punished in the'same manner as collectors
of State or County :taxes for like offences are
now punishable.
JAB. KELLEY,
Speaker or the House of ROpresentatives.
D. FLEMING, Speaker,of the Senate.
Approved the sixteenth 'day of Mirch, An
on 'Domini; one thousand eight . hundred and
siXiY - six. - • A. G.-. CURTIN.
OFFICE OF THE SEC. OF POSIt . EALTX;
HARRISBURG, 1411/Y . 904 'Ai D., 1861.
L-DCI HEREBY CERTIFY, That
. the fo4egoing and annexed is a
full, true and" correct copy Of
the original Act of the General
s. - Assembly, entitled- "An Act to
establish a Teachers' County In
- stitute in the Comity of Schuyi
- kill." as the settle remains on
- file In' this office.
IN TESTIMONY WMFIREOT, I have hereunto
set_ my Hand and caused the Seal of the Sec
retary's Office to be affixed. the day and year
a b ove written. ,". ' W-. W. HATS,
Deputy Secretary of the lemmonwealtb.
"SHOULD MUSIC HE TAUGHT IN OUR Pelt
SettoOt;s ?"7—Music is 'art acknowledged -
accompaniment of a lady's education. It ma.
NEcEssAiti accomplishment if she wishes to
come .out ~a finished schelar,:. It is, ever of
use to her. and never injtirious, and is far
More impOrtant, thaw " many of the other
branclies mow taught - in our female schools.,
•It is the chief of the ornamental :branches. •
Drawing, painting, etc.,
.sink into
canes when compqed • with : music. Then.
too, if taught in our schools,•those who would
he compelled, through' circumstances beyond .
their control, t 6 forego' any musical instruc
tion after leaVing their-:Alma Mater,- would
never regret the time spent by them in that
study during their school days. Under, corn
petent Instructors, such a ,knowledge of the
science would be 'gained as to enable the
scholar to pursue - its study afterwards, with
out any aid than that of practice: . .
Theo, too, music exerts a good influence.
It anftens the feelings, subduing the fiercer
passions and elevating the - nobler ones. It at
once soothes and ennobles the 'mind. ". • It
brings forth our higher qualities; and renders
us susceptible of deeper emotions. In short,
without it, no system of female. education is
complete, and it should be introduced Into
our female se-hools:abd have full attention
paid to, it as a most important accomplish
ment.
In the instruction Of the other .sex it does
not seem to be so itnportant, although even
there it would not be out of place. Still, the
success - in life of the sterner sex depends not
so much on accomplishments and embellish
ments. as on solid, fundamental knowledge.
He must deal more, with _tbe• realities of life
than witb its fanciful phases. Still, a knowl,
edge of music doed not retard one's progess
In conclusion,_ I would trg leave to ask—
" Should astrOmony be taught 1,1:our female
sehoolar • „ . • •
• • Respectfully,
MIT Bth, 1866.. -; Wssu. RAw.Tuonsz..
Is it expedient or beneficial in Borough- or
City . Schools to, have a Teacher of Penman
ship who shall
.give instruction - In all the
schools in that branch? ' - -
TO *'SITT7.B. TO ntwoics
.. 47,836 ' : •11.695
$4,023. 9,611'
...102,21.4 • • 'H,442 .
AM a man of peace. God kico,ws how I
love peace: But I hopel shall never be such
a coward as to, mistake oppressionlor fiasco
234,063
THERE 15 'said to- be something consoling
for every ill in:thia•ilfe. For instance if a
man is bald headed his wife can't pull big
a.!-Speaking of vetoes; it is a various phifolog
ical faott.that tk Veto is a Vote reversed.
The new reform bill has noised the British
House of :Commons by a majority of 5.
_ WAidon Probst has confessed., that be mar- '
dered the whole Dearing family, and that he had
no'accoroplice in the crime. •• ••• '• •
16i - The new Internal Revenue bill proposes to
put an even tax of 5 peecent. on all incomes over
11000, exempting inaomes under $lOOO.
air The order suspcoding the payments of plias
money has been rescinded; and payments on ,all
the lists will be - commenced on the Ist , of .Inne.
sir Some buly.4 In Pike, county, ifo.,'.has
ed.her baby :Veto: She will probably call herself
Ciigretis,'When she puttee a comb or brudi over
itirlirs. Jefferbon Davis remains at Fortress
- Monroe. One of the caiematei .been ,
her fora lodging, and she it.illOwed teats) , with'
her. husband . from reveille. to sopee4.
.;
WTbere is on exhibition at Baltimore the
model rif a revolving - vessel, -the'irerentirm Of a -
: PcMicYlvitchuit which rolls oVertherwateriustead
.of running through it,.while the eassengers and
freight remain statiOnarY. — . '
40 - Young Idriltdirtapp,.of Indianapalia, killed
himself from unregaitedlotis. havo.heard of
men killing themsetvesliecalisit" their teivea had
becometopers,-but for marito - onramit,suiclde , be-
Cause young womenwon't take Sclmappwle %Lite
a new thing :. • . -
ifarStion after the close of the afternoon service
in the Cortgregationab Church at 'Dalton,: Berk
shire Comity, on Sunday, week; the steeple of the
ehurelt ,was blown. down by the ,;gale, Some of
the irorabij,pens had but jest left ,the spot, when
the steeple struck -the •grorind. The pastor de
clares that he ahall.net be ablo to' breathe freely
• again until he's re-spired. . ., • '
EMEEMMII
QUESTION CORNER.
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