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ENLAI3.GENIE T
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all the important Matters pressing on om•coluninii,
.to.
getber with a very extenislve . advertialngpatronage that
we can scarcely ettornmOdete, that we propciee enlar
!ging the Idnents• Jocarrit by the :addition of . , another
.column to each page:aua the extension:cif: the present
. columns, which will eve-an' addition equal Ito ahem
eight columns of die present JOMINAL.. a whole page of
additional matter. The changeWilliniolve an expense
of abeutl3ooo In procuring a new, press, independent.
.
of the additional expense or tapes,
adargeestre, but the terms: will remain the same,
$2 75'per annuni . in :Wiener, or ,g 3 - not paid , in:ad
vance: Por stic . ..mouths. $l - 'soth advance To clergy
.
' men and iicho9/.-teatherei $1 0.0 per annum in advance
net paid ircadvanceetrill rates will he charged.'
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As the great election catopeign 7 :-one of the'most
portant ever held in Ms- country-,Will soon open, and
in order to enabW however their means. to
read - the Jecasst, we. wilt: receive anbscribers from
- July to 13ovember 1, at the following inter •
.
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:In clans of 5.-to one address
-And thi.each - addltional subscriber -60 f centseaCh---:
!Thine who get. np -clubs of 15-and..so.cOples, will re
ceive a copy:gratis.
Stibacriptloaus will be received,frocci responsible ay..
mer men, payable when Cem. Geary is elected Governor,
Now, boys, go,to work all over the County and else
-7where;;ln getting.upclubs... • - •
/ . crsousdesitings.xtra copies -et any particular nuffi,
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than Tueeda r morning. of each. Joueri AL .
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the County the ppetage is Scents quarterly, •• 50 cants
a year. paid ill advance.; •
PROTBCTION-CITCY.
If Congress. after • adjusting -the: - Tariff .Bill
:will add the following section, it can' e:rer
. .
.
Moved from any further legislation, until our
. . .
manufactures are establisheillon a firui basis,
and a'per centage reduction can be tuaileun
. .
the whole scale . of duties: • •
•
Ate it ennefrdi dre., That leaVing out- of View both
the export and, import of Gold and whenever
exports do . not - exceed- the imports in value ten
per cent: during any
, tiscal.. quarter ot soy decal year..
tee Secretary or the :memory i 3 hereby authorized add
required to 'lase the .duty ou theyalue of all articles of
foreign import (excepting _such etudes - as' have heeu
exempted from the Truvisiotis ,ut the -act, per. cett-.
tutu within thirty days after -the.exlarition of eacn aud
*every decal quarter (facial; which the exports as alOte-
said du nut exceed . ..the- imports, as 'atOrearid. ten per
. .
, This will accomplish the same purpose in
checking excessive importations as the banks
of. England andFranEe du, in raringthe rates
of interest" to -effect' the same object. We.
haye no "national -regulator of interest, find
therefore, the aboye section authoriies the-
SecretarY of the Treasury to do here what the
National Banks of France and England
• BuroPe. If our exportations become too large'
and cause' a drain of .to such. an eitent,
as to accumulate too large a surplus at home,
and thereby destroy our markets abroad, the
duties can. belovvered also until an viuilibri
urn is, established in the. foireigu trade. . - Bat
says One, this is' placing . too much power
in the hands of the Secretary of . the Treasu
ry... Not so. It does not increase his p3wer
one ieta--because - lie Cali . only. act when a
' certain contingency arises;• and his action is
g,orerned by law the.same as are all his other
ministerial duties.
- - With this section attached to the new tariff
bill e.xdessive importationa - Would be chucked,
and those countries that desire to trade with
:us will ha COMpalied to tind a foreign market'
for our products-Lour gold • would be kept
*at .hotne, and in six Inouth.s our :National.
Banks could sesame specie .Mtyments without .
contracting the, currency butticient to) derange
- business.. Wealth would besideS, be created
so rapidly in this country. that 'We "could easi
ly fund all our loans as they faltdue, at it per
:cent fora term of forty years; and these se
curitlea.Would be eagerly sought for as an in
' vestment, as they would run, abOve par.—
Under the protection" afforded by the . rebel
libp, Wealth was created's° rapidly and at) .
• sorbed so large a portion - Of our- bonds, that
the whole financial. world stood amazed at
• our resources: -
; Adopt th7s policy, and our national wealih
would continue to increase_ so, rapidly that
the rates of interest would decline, and cap
ital would be thrown into developing our
mineral resources, peopling the great. West,'
in building factories,. houSeS, tcc., -for' the
accommodation of the increased deniands of
the vast population that , WoUld. flow to our
In addition to this, fix a limit to, the issue
National" Currency, hased on the real and
personal property; of the country. Let that
limit be ample.,--stty, ! SL in currency to $3O
in value of, the prOperty, and apportion it to
each State and Territory according to .its
wealth, or each Congressional district, if
neeessary. BaSed on this principle; the. cur
rency Will expand with: the . population and
wealth, and no further legislation will be re
-
(mired on these 'business distracting' ques-
Your so•called great financiers, money
changers;and shavers, generally advise meas
ures to suit their own interests, arid the great
misfortune is, that the husiness commuhity,
perMits such parties to shape these questions'
in their own interests. Where would our
country - have been during the Rebellion' if
the advice.of -such parties had been followed
in raising money to carryon the war? We
would have been swamped the first year.
Messieurs Representatives; these proposi-
tions are - They require 'no :great
financier to explain them—and - the whole
business community a ill :say amen,. it you
adopt them—becauSe theY will give confi:
dence and stability , to business, to all branch
es of industry, and will prevent those peri
odical expansions and contractions which
sweep the country, destroying all lands of
business, and carrying ruin everywhere.
ENGLAND
Is spending millions of dollars to break down
our American Tariff and eslibbliah Free Trade.
: The, Cop p erhead -
Leaders
Are helping England to break dewa our Pro
tective• Policy and- build up Free-Trade on
the ruins of American Intiusiry,. - I ., -
The, Northern Ciipperbrads mad
•heatkersi.Trahoys..':
trnitb together in favor of buibling Up the
Power Of. „Pint-Ain and reducing AMEnICAN
Lsnoa:. Yet there are thousands of pro
fessed loyal working.men helping these lead.:
era; by their votes, to almost pauperize them-
How
.long..' oh, how long can oar Work.'
ing classes be made such tools of ?.:.Is there
,no power under - heavens, to: pre these
'eaders front stealing the capital of the labor
ing man which is, his wages for labor, and
transferring it to the laboring men of Eng
land ? Can nothing open the
. eyes of the
large majority of our working clasies to the
enormity of the crime perpetrated upon their
Interests by English Gold, and the Free Trade
Policy of the Copperheads and' Tra4ors
North •and South.?
Cot.. Joint it: FOki 14 delivered a master
ly speech in Lebanon last week on the ques
tions of the hour. It may be censideredtbe
opening document of, the campaiti in Tenn
syliania: will add to the; intellectual re..
putation .of .the .author; We will have the
p'?.aiure of laying it before - our readers :next
ItECONSTIVI=92I.
We tave had this pleasure iof taying.befor'e
our readers this ahle:Repaet. ;They have
daubtedly, 'read it iitd found their mselu
i e
sions of the sirengt of its arguments in- fuyor
of the position of. Congress--• 430 9#eation
of Reorfrktletion„- The;iesding.,,in*entitti
journatafef-the the
Report and commended it la. - the Most' nn
qualified terms. We are ti4ii64,141.t Oiled
- with the remarka cif. 6 .! Thi liatiOnim.th.table
New...York...Eatpen.. -Tl4eywaso.ettlin , aud :
preciative, and set. the whole : question so
'clearly before pe mind: thit they are worthy
of attentive ReFufat We commend, them to
the attention of cair readets,, as one of the
Clearest and most iispassionnte-expositions
the attitude of Congress on - the importan
• • . •
„ , . .
questionOt JPConstructlon; that -•we.. h ave
sees
"Thisreportle an able State pa - Per, draWrimp With
the conkionsness Mahlon it a great party mast-take
its stand, and that upon its reasoning Congrals what
depend to-maintain tut upon,
- before the country.—
It - will be' enlvensally amid deserves , a . Weird
The report -first' -seta-It:lth the 'diffieriltiek under
Which - the committee -labored - in *procuritigt he. corn,
mor.est felon:nation , ' rserszting - the.seonditten 'of ;the
South. - Six-weeks elapsed' before a single item of.de
• thentic intelligence tould he obtained.friam the ?real
dent;. and : then all that was furnished Consisted of
copimi . lat the new constatuistins• in three States, tome
newspaper paragraphs relating to one other,•and note
particle of, inforMatien conrerning the Other aercu
States t- The coMmittee inake no comment upon this
extraordinary fact.further thant4 I say that the evidemi.
-was incomplete and .una'atinfaCtimy-. Bat this simple
- statement. conveys a terrible is the states
-ntaiishipof the.hlgh/Metal; whe on sucha beggarly
,array facts, tlidnin hesitate to
. large Amonon Co»grees
the instant addaissitan-of all the eleven .States, and
actually - vetoed a bill 'bemuse, that • hody.didnot obey
the advice which hi founded upon 'new spaper. scraps:.
- .Or, if we are to assume Attar-tie - had better statistics. at
hand, -we 'must accept the
,t qually:unweledme cohclu
- sion that he nought - to force Cong•ress into following
. his- recommendations while deliberately vrithdokling
from it the diktdente.upon'Whichtte had formed hie
• "The - committee fully justify the deliberation with
which they have acted: . They found it neceeasry to
examine into the affairs of eleven Staten, - each having
.its dwu sPecial Miaraeteriatics, with iv - Viewto prentrib-
Ur , uniformrule - for ill. The wont was hastened b'y
the -atipoinrment -: of inikommittees, :each having
district an charge, • Ant,..under, the must- favorable cir
cumstances, it uet‘r*sti oCcupled a Jung t ime ; • and
there • is. more danger that • the investigation was not
thorough - enough than- that too mach time was be- .
stewed upon it.. .
"The repott makes Some the:client points in support
..of its ctinclunions:. The feet thatthe new constitutions
or arnendmettig thereto, and the Ordivances repealing
• or reptidiating, the acts Of .•eeeest n; were not submit
ted to a - popularvote, - in &kelt Anton with emphasis.—
(We may here remark that there were three exceptions
to this rule, and that the fact that -the - Execntive did
not give the Committee .correct information "uptin the
subjett is another, illustration of the neglect-With
' he treated the request of congress fur inch tutor:da
tion.), The nimble:let eircumstaneee that noel of the
States embodied it denhd cif .the right of Seep-Salon in
chi ir.constltutions,iind thatt; : with one exception, none
of them have declared their ordinances - of. secession
null and Void-from tee beginning:4re also referred to.
The'Oill_ ne ineoloici and iegtatitude - of the South, in
• retain for the gederoan spirit offorgtieness and' et em
eaarnanifested by the victorious North, are set forth
in taint hat forcible, languages- - • . •
"The meat impOrtant feature 'of the'report is.•hoW
ever, its. emphatic: assertion' of the exclusive jurisdic
tion rif,COngress over the whole subJect, - and its reftt
tu;ionaif tile claim made on behalf Of the-Executive
•for tbe control of-all quegieua pertaining to the. recoil,.
structien of the Vnion. . On thin point - the committee
use no uncertain language; sernpitionSlyribserv
ing the. respect which every co-ordinate branch of- the
Government should show. toward the-Other& rt.
mirtsa3 Ati k'rechient of the C'eited Staten,. ne.tet,
rid, power viceptekeetite the , htwe of the land..-.
These. laws gave . him to,
over: :be subject Of
re-Orginnizadoth It. was not ferbiut to decide
neon .the nature or. effect of any government 'which
the people of these States might see.fit to id. mt.,- ; Th c .
power - is lodged - by the . Caustautiou'in Congrksatt -; • ;
\ cannot, therefore, regard -the various acts:of:the
. President in relation to tbe formation Of. local goverm
$ 1 00
4'50.
800
11 00
. Ili 00
merits in the insurrectionary States, and the conditions
imposed by him imon :their .action: in any other light
than as intimnthwa tothe people that,Us commander
of the army; he would. consent .to withdrnW
total:it y rule Jtiiit iu.pruportioa as they should, by their
:lets,. manifest • dispoeition.tu preseise order - among
themselves,
.eetablish,goverumeots denotiugiuyalty
the Unien, and exhildta settled• determination to
.re
tern to their allegiabee; le,iyitigit, With the law-Mak !
'tug power to fix theterres of their:Aunt restuattion - t,
all their.rights and :privilege:las States of- the
. • •-"Any other suppoSitioti,inimnsistent waif this,
would - Impute to the :President: designs - dr Micro:n:.
nieut• upon a co-ordinate
. brafichof. the Governmeni,
Which should not be lightly attribeted to the „Chie)
Magistrate of the nation.. : Again, at -the eldiss:of the
.report; the cOmtnittee say: - , ' • •
" 'All the so-culled legislation of State conventions
and legiSint tires has; beet' had under tuii i tory dictation.
If the President' may,.at'•his slid ander his owe
authority, weedier nsmilitarycommander orehief ex
ecutive, qualify perimns to oppuint.semiters aud elect
reprettenuitives, he ...thereby practically rent rots the
organization of the legl.latiy . e deportment. . The coo
stitittional fotinrif govertinient is praCticallyilestoiy ed
and its . power absorbed in the Executive. • And White
lour ,Committee. dO - hut for u - moment impure tri:•the
President any . such design, but Cheerlitly - eoucede to
him: the mail:patriotic "Inutives, they cannot bui.look
with alarm "upon: a precedent' se- fraught with - danger
to the-Republic:- -• • , ,
These. are, words Of trne.wisdatri, bravely . spoken,
froza the right quarter: aud at toe right time. Every
.
reader.ef constitutional history knows the vast impor
t:wee-Or publienietedeuts; Scarcely any of the user. :
• pations whichit coat England: years ufsirtiggle to es
cape. origin a ted in.aay Mil design. A king sir a n l ie.
later believed thui the public: -good might he ',volumed
by a temporary stretch of power:, -The power having
been oneeused, the noitkirig exercised it fur 'hie own
aggyaridlzement and the next to please : a favorite,
Haul the people Maud that itinke had been -fastened
ti them which might in time hue:them to the earth,
behooves the people of - Aniertea to.take iv:truing by
the experience of their ancestors. • The President of
the pi n ed States is invested with - powers winch* tuake
loin fur more
. indep , vid..iit of the people,' .
terra of ollice, Loan hay inoutircaOf EogLind lias beet,
generatious past,mr vier will be Vanier ttie
pi essme uf v terrible ilidigeC Oud . of - a istipPoseif ueves 7 •
.sf y, one. lialf sof -tile • nation ~eneeniully. - aciptieseed
usurpatfotiS'of power Lincoln which • it is • 11(IN%
riled Wero . .jlll.4lited.law.. Under the' pre4Sure
of u supposed 'political: ueve.saity, • be tales. half .aie
rt,,w' tit g sug..Mr. Jidinstin to usurpations far inure date
. lersins„. inasmuch as they' yvtiulfi - be irremethatite
once suceesslid. The-fiat:lf gen._ll,urnside s , in banish
ing Vallandighatn, has been fu elicit set hsolis by file
recent • decision of the Supreme Cotirt, and rio more
. constitutes a precedent Mau the rebeliton.iiself, thong!:
steqrsie'sced 'hi. autl even Indorsed• by Cougres...:
Coiig'essii Should, in' u moment of wealweess, yield
'to the diva/lieu Of J.:inn:am and admit the person:
elected; In , Inuit - ranee - of iirdiirs, by a coustituericy
into which lie admitted and front which 'he ei s elucieu
WO-se 'whorit.lie'deeinerlit tight to tooth or tssexclude,
the.predOeut-ivnuld. he one disastrous beyond eaten
and. hciug entirely, beyond, -the control the
courts,: coati - I:Muer be xot rid of. •
•. therefore : the first duty of
. o:ingress to stand
Frrn nista this putuL— th.ot the Ylectlep of . its ineini t ere
'shall not:be:in any way interfered with or ittenfited by
the, Piesideiit or by ony Whew of his niamitdruerit ex ,
cepi iu parsimaciof 'shale positi te statutory einicirfule'f.
No matter thoegh,his interference was • made trout the
heitof Inotivtat ; fin In:titer-if it was* indisisenstahle to
-prta.erve. Order. or indeed indispensable:to secure on
electitniat. all ; no matterif. in the (=Ft iu hand, its re
-skits Were for gpssl unmixed "with-.evil, it. is the i:riered
dtity'of Con tress to riject such . elections eithout besi
tatinti.• • The .resu t otrsubmisslon - may to:day be.ne.
qualifiedly , good., but Mr" toMiorrew it 'ls- hleVillll4
evil. arid% cell only • We rejoice that" the, cotton it tee
:boric seen this, so cl'earlyi,auid stOted i in well. - fine
country is placed hifearlui. petit for the 'fat ere' by the
growth of executive. power in' the potd.. lin i if tiers
mat be a until in between the eiitin tie and pgielat
departments. let it• come floor:and be determined. once
Fir all; A despotisitt establistiiiil.byt revolution. will be
spiterlily.overthrown by !viol talon ; hnt it-deep.:Aism
established by *lido. encroachment may last for .coniti•
'ries, • .Ptir bet tt.-e willit be that traitpir violence' eliim
break tip ibis . Congress. as has 'bitein• threatened, - and
lhat w, stiouirf pass' under thu ytoge 0 . .1)a% is ited.liiit
` 13 04:M 6 ) 10 r font years . . han that veuSlatiild transmit,
PI our 'children an thibillatiasi 11.4thut how - atiti a le
gial:fitare.e;ecterl and scrim; ender the flirtation the
; Executive, in aviiirdanee With soletnn preeedeuts . sale
tiimeA by loth the great prietiesoartlay.. • . • '
• -In asserting the tomier of Congress to siarnmiin con
ventimis iti 'the 'disiirmatizeti" States,. the:co:llmin ee
.maintain ti - tfoctsinc which we - haye lieretofrire urged ii,
these. coletime, and suggek heipiestmei whylheyhove
not. reet.mrnentleil 'provision by hill upon this . subject.
• We,presume -that they have .lieen iliatml e:E 63'.nde.sirc
to corns ton comprentise.with thxecutive: . hut if nu.
tie eautoutf-e.c why they should not Nave so &Wei:L—
i:fur own-inflamer:it has been that ,Congress. should ex,
ercise this power. :We entibot. hut think it elmigi:o'itis
to admit the reyo:ted States to. their Firmer share In
the . Government merely 'mini the. faith of- ordinance-.
whica . theysimmittee 5.1 , 0W,,Ve tn . "; really hitulin2
upon their:pew:le, and. n ever :- directly or 'Mit
rectly. receivillthe sawitip M. fit ii.tirloority tor the elec.
Mrs.- Yet this lifter all their keen 'criticism:4f the pre.
tended pmeess of recousfrnetion. Is what-the c. 'meat
tee prOpose. ' It certainly cannel he tkeplanze.illy.pee- -
ferred by tiny. member ot. the ninjorliy. and is.-an
tremely liltrral offer of crimoromise 11 . the President
and Ida friends.' If it is not sicepteil. We sincerely
. hope
Clot- COUgress 'will resolutely act. upon
,the ductrintiA
'rather than t hg po.itiye wcornmendations of this report
and commence the.work.of• reconstruction at the very
•— ln conclusion...we cringiatniate Congress and •the
country chain the arm. temperate and dignified tone."(
thin admirable paper :Coming from a-eitm . reittee' Which
has fwerf.rnade a' target- ,ofwhich .hits beta
:charged with ~atrocious designs, wit) tamtpation:.and
• corruption. and: by inferetice,with an 'intent"
,to intro
.dacetbe gaillritine and the . assiesitelf kntfe. the report
is algiost uniforntly cairn is its tone tree from nny evil
'impnlations 'against its adversaries. and ntip.trently un
conscious of the storniof denunciation that his beaten
uts.o tts.antlairs. ;Yet no -speech in Coniirea.4. h',*-Ver
...violithraud id ter:. bas tnantlested a sterner resolution.
a more Inflexible ileterrnination, than it :does.. There
is far-more strength and- firmness in . it. their in any of
Mr. Johnerovsincohermitspreehes. There, fi lac-more
real dignity in:it than la any of Mr. - Sereard•S tawdry
_ .
' Tits Founrd or Pennsylvarla
this; Year, the attention of, our citizens will
be attracted to Philadelphia on: the Foutth,
and-that City wilt he thronged
. hy thonsands
from the interior to witness the return of the
flags of veteran regimentsAo the Slate for
depositiin its atehivm . • From what we hear
from all, sections of the State it. is indicated
that the,demonstration on that Occfteion will
he.Of .magnificent : prop : articles,. if 'not the
grandest'and . rpost,,impoSing spectacle of the
kind ever witnessed in: the 'country. On ]
Tuesday . allernobn twit the reeinlyls of thei
N•rftsbington' Artillerists and rational light
Infantry (first troops to enter-Washington in'
the Rehellien,) -who have been - accorded an
honorable position in line,: will • leave
Borough for .the City, Beside these'connpa ,
nies many veterans front thiir:ountY will he
in -line, - while hundreds 'of. 'citizens. of the
County Will be in Philadelphia On the ocda-
Wria hakeommeneed in Eurnpe.. 'Phe
=WM states that the 'Prussian tronpa had:
entered • Saiony, and : Hanover, and it writs'
thougbtihat the_Austrians would attack tlieni:
immediately.. Throusg,houtthe whtile of HFr
many there Was great con - sternation. and fl
nancial distress.. •
WJLX YRCITT attim
• . •- - •of A. •13: - SIOatiakerl'at'eoltettor of the I turned. borne we iiiiveevery reason to belieie,
. well pleasect.with their risii.. • As we bare
ternalßeWone for tbeVirst District , of•Penn-'.•
the
sinate
..
e... alrenily stated. the - principalebjeci of the visit
sylvania," :Was' iejeeted :by '
, r ,,, esda .. :..._._ -_.;;. ..,
„.4_ ; ,,,, : , _ _ .
.. i ," 1, - w? . 2 1!t o pr o mote me building of the.projected
"" 1 . A xbaungtow End 'Dolorari Railroad. .• - '• . '
"'SDiTO R~1~"T~ " DLE: ~"`
-. ' . tlirk 01[1Tal erIII7I,SEEVICK Masazrarc.—the innii- '
• , *niunberis.beforerni.: It - contabie the' dnett portreit or
.fien.lteade ay. hare yet seen.
.;; Atecompan3lng It le MI
' Interesting: nett written' blogratdeatakettbr: of' the ,
-.: General itv Ginniernenr L.Ntr. - The. Other. =tech , . crt .
:great' eiteitlettetk.- and of geMirat intereet. , hie,- Th e
3 FOnigh Ann* COT b3 a general:44Eoin Nekiunnea,
:by. Lien ; -r0t.,61„ ,Coruetn Lieber: Startle and IlUlltary:
la*. !by. Jartunt.D. , 'Plente - i The itriMadier.ilry, C. D.
• Attentive; , Aerdit - el:reline, ;;by the - *one author 1.
Atiebieta Of:Mita klmAtitna.,to../v.—Prince` Eugene
. —by James erect Wilson ; Our Nail Yanbi. by. Dell•
R. - Reim: .Screw - Propuknon Ili
n : Naval Warfare„ by .,
•:: Uttar Newton ; gditarialNotell Brevet &Undid... Gen:
end J. L,Nist thireel. Correspondence : LiterartNott
', auk Varedidterti Army and .I%nytMliehd Intelbgence:
Published *by Charles B. alchardion.:. bdtt Broadway,.
qieir:Yerie-Ittemarkatdk And thislune number - Of - DM
''''.- Itiarmei Ilatursrm,'. r .A.rentarkably flue 'number. la
"Ruk' for dale.. It Is beaubfally illagrated, 'arid the
retuling, Plater .is of more: than tumid intereat... The.
• rontenta . airei Veromd - Becrdlectiona 'Of ibe z Wary - with
. ted illiettitions 1: Midamitrier i Sordeedtiotiti 1 101 4 4 .
eithlen iilDPlratitintt A -Look - . at Lisbon.nittrteren
illueirddrinft: High Dap. In' a Virginian Yillafre; the
• concliodon of-Armadale, by Wilkie C , Ilintz; elenthurg.
'.—July, 1`;63; Francis Asbury. iritb • a portrait; The
Sword of Damocles ; 2 The Fool Camber: Sabetuary
,Pritilmins in Rome • lirndeokte, Arches.; lir...kindlt.a. r
f:MitfikeYKstaay Orrivil ,The; Fail .iiti.i=t- . u--
se re
.'. calk M.. of . , Colored: Popnlation of Lonitt lane :An
• Dourat ' ; F•trty-rwo ; Editor a Eaq Chair : Mimi ti.
ly peeord .f Current Events: and that inimitable de .
..• ' partmeni t r Harper.. the Edittirn Draner. . Pubitehed
' .:by. Harp , i &-Brutber. Franklin- Square, New York:. ..
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Basot.es Mosrracr.:=The contents of the July TIIIM •
bet are. Utah (Illustrated) i Mrs. Browne Le.litowne. a
poesci 3 continuation of the- Well 'written aerial;;The
Dentil•Let , er (!lastratedj .Itcnitut,. a poem ;'An Adven-,
'tare In Portugal a : poVrt Jam fhristo
pliers Story;
.To a Woman, a poem:. The Age of Ani
mals; The White Jack: Of the UpperSarazat t A Psi
U.. Grip.'a ston.t The Five tstensathis..part.l. la nu
Touch: The Happy Land; a poem 1 - The WundCritile- -
.Met. n. story:: Art Limey , -all,. the secorid paper.- is on
the French -.Schts.l•; My Every 7 Duy :Piths COrrent
- Nittes .1340k.5. Men, and Things :An excellent c4lll
- of Beitules Monthly. •-. : • - •
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. 'Si* Meind.;-110nIte Watera: 1 461.13readway,'Ne.w..
Yeiie, he& ju.; publb , hed therenowing new an/the:tut! •
rut manic.: • phs . yniz ..mript .be a • LAIVi4, of the Lerd.••
words by .Dr s *-Wat to, rtnikre by gi N.. 8'; . and arranged..
by Mra. E. A.l Parkhnra : 'PO:marry - ne:Vran .ir be
ifritiks..' word• 4 •by: neater 'Stritt.h, and - ) bllFre . " by. hfr , .
Parkhitiv; rtt& Leff hen oabg. he 'Kip EffieParkbrirPt.
at temp runee nieettni•s in NewVerk . and i3reealrn) :••
"Sunlight: Poi4i Brilliant` , ccapposed. byldia.*Park
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.Tus. ATLANTIC .IktfNTILLT JILT. -- * The Case
George"Dedlaw".is a sketch futf•of whimefcal [kip:hi) . ..
logical speerdation in whiff' the anthers hurtiOr d ef if 6 -
with the phenomena of the debatable gmindbetWeett
usture-. and the. Bnpernattiml. and presents, perhaps, -
the most iemsikahle. int:tante of- splrittial . manlteata.
lion on reze•rd. Limatellow Ontributcsi•n 14cintri
sannet on. "Translatisti.D-dre.7 and. the "Passages.
from HawthOrnea - Note-Book" arc .confintual. :as Is
Iteades story ot.tilly filth Gaunt." The ',paper
oni IndianNedielne" has a peculiar interest, P?M
ina.from'ime Whoie life among .the Indiana . half - Ilttetl
blra.fo speak With peculiar • intelligence - of their atiper
snit an andpsycholtigical poners it most valua-,
blerontribittiOn h: the: history. Of dem 'eulogy. i,Gold:
wm.bmit "Englishman in.Nor . rinind3" : firt seats not , .,
el phases of a mint behaSeled: mucta-bewrit ten region'.
and offers 'smite clenr,iiiid just dews of French impeel•
alistn. Bayard - Taylors- sketch of Racket, the great
German orientidlst•and poet- Is timely and ittrartire.—:
ittajnr henry S Burrage . - in the • • Siege..Of Knoxville,"
:recounts history of that es4nt.. and - doeg jilstiee'tn
General 'Burnside's lesdership:• end 'ealluntry•le the of
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fa - V. .The Great Thictor" islhe of. une;uf
those slarlesot-Wei:tero'life,shicli AilcePais writes so
well.- Scientific readers will he etutrmeA . .with the•
de or Prof. Agnssla on. the . gtiology:ot tht , Amasa in Val.,
Brysid gives n tine poem under thelitleliThe
rxwb tit Shwery.r • 'The remaining articleit.in the num.
her are: "Released," a, poem. by, NI rs.:Wtiitney :• "To'
'J, B " a home. i "A Bundle 'of Bones,"
hy •Sprzeme ; "Aunt Judi," a geaphic Sketch:of:
negm • character. ,hr 'Di. J. W: ealmer .• Mrs. Stowda
ni•sininey paver" paper. and criticalunless Homes!baseie Ftfthenn Dars. - -Life: of Silliman;
:•&c...• Ticknor and Fields: Publishers, Boitim, Massa:
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locat > Affairo.
Itr'Otikly Mnannaike,
I N66.—July " rN
_ liggs ( WOON% amtmars.
. 7..38 tast
4 :12 7 35 New 7tl. 12 610 eVn!i:
4 'O2 7 '115: Fall. Q.: * *l9
4, 11:1 , 7 , 34 . Full . 31..27, 11 17 evn'g
.4 33 7 .34,
.30 9.%.171111,1.14:
.2 .110iNnA.V. *l.'.
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W,T.0N1.-11tAY
T6r Soldiers' Genry Ciub; in - n.
- flouriskim - ;.condition... New moubersare..ad.
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-To-mnrrore.—Twenty;sixt h Sunday . . of. t • he
yew fifth after:: Trinity. Day's'. length.
I:i.liQurs-and.3.-tnintt6:4.."
"Lincoln Zodoogs" 'is ih . e.nn . me of a new
inifitsiry• . organization iin itiahanoy py..They
arearmea and equiliped.: •'...
=SE
John Wahf , a ndtire of:Ennland and a nil . -
ber, *as - killed . in a colliery Tu . scarorsi,on
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ihe 4811 r inst., by a full of.cnal.-
Theikinha.nay Cio7 . lVnter:Cataliaay..lowbeen.
organize)by lhe ejection of Edward S. SilliL
nian, President,...ae.d Prank Carter,. Seere!ary
TreasUrer. •-. • . • • •
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Samyet _lf itkr; aged'' `years;; eon af:•:‘n
drew Miller . , hfaliano7.City; was liill . ed.in th e .
collieryof 'E. • •Billiroau on the 19th insi.,.by a
hill of coal: • : : .•
,-' . • . ••• -:' • • . •-• •••
4tcnunt,of iti piepie
sclitlyik on Tbursthy.hist. - .'reeeil;e!
tao`ta nit. inei.tiort
.• • . •• . -
pear in cur pest.. •-• ••. ..•
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. -The Nypah'er.wa Intensely . iarttrm - early (Iti
week, Ilut .nri Wedne:iday . .moderiit 61 • under I
refre'fo)s.ng m,!in; . It •was.grea yv
ily - ekme,
od 1.?
the sweiterium community....
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...-..._•.
• 'Cona(abi. bl T isinan• with a requisition. ft;oni
the'goveinor,„weia to•Vtww 'i7otk:on Thursday
I:fmt; fo bring on Dennif:k.,EigOn;:thei
Itob . et;t:(iitf!tinnr. • —'
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* Ori.lttesdaLy hist - the distillery_ of Charles
'.Ariglit at the old
.bamiti,. Nltirlidi street.. wait
d est itl; fir e.. is,tAte third time !list
Mr. Abrilit, hasifieeti borrit. out. .
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.... The Ohl abanddlieirailiticili4O:ti"se; PortCar
hon roittLeast of George • street, was 'sold at
public. stile on. Saturday . ,fast.for, , S22s....The
price_realized .ia. 'quire. "sati,sfaCfory: to., the
. .
the Saprsfize Caitrt ha . s hied the third Mott
,JOY of January next. O. P.itiltidefphin;.for.tlie
lioiritig:or.causes from .SChttiylitill.Cottoty. 7.-.
TlllB -is-,A return to the 01d•'titue•oflzettring
cases from this County: •, . ..... ~ ....:-
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pi ! , tile cod .
- party will_ be - .held
on the Fourth,;of JUly on the riewFnit'gr*tul.
Port• Carbon,. the proceeds of whiob • will be
devoted
_to .reOrgani;ing the
_old Natiori. Rifle
Company of, ibat Borough..
Ttiesilfiy. last Dr.
Boirinaa . ,'.sprgeori-tlentist of "th`is .Borough,
warelieved or ft, t ape-wor.m- twenty-four .feo .
ip • IPii For
: ten years health been
- s.arioa . ..lS7 . ,iiripalr . ed . .by it,. • • • -
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• The' Sheriff ,will : eiynse to.sale af.thofCetirt
Rouse on ni4l day, :inly .1f), : i356 nerea of istnd
irtutein"Trentent tewn.llip,.as the pyopeity
ef•,Jatnes Boyce:, Patrick H. sul4van; joseph
Wilkius and. John' Wilkins: .! i.' -• • • .-..•.::
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Arcrpled he Brig('
-club hariag..eliallenged•thaleOunty:,l.6'
piay far the chaaipionship. the St: Clairllnse
"tall -Club hasaceetited. - gonamittees of the
•clubs.wili arrange time. . • '
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Temperance f •;in St.' Clair.—The
Clair(stiult - aud.juspnils.) Temperinhe Stici
ety.: ilt Bold a . meeting: this 'evenjng at
.7
otclock, on Centre St:Clair.: Acii.irOs
re will be dpliiered by working men:. Ginn
ralatiertilancnisrequ'e*d; •-.. .
• • •
Th - e• Griqd.litient Piie,.Com:pin4 of this,Tior
ough? have.nedepted.
Relding nit .the Fourth ersiulY; as the . irnests
of the . :Liberty St elm Fire .Cotripany of. th . iti
City'. Members who intend' rSoing will meet
at the.enkine house on Tuesday.:eveniniueit
.
- • se.-ou roe,- ion '.'Of George Tost,..'Airtliapny
City. on-t4e 1 8 th inst.. fell on 'the - railroad
track near East 11ahanOjr Junction, and - the
wheels of 4 ppssing." train caught his right .
fobs and mangled it seriously. .It is thaught
thlit- his foot will: he saved, .with - the . .loss of
Killed by a Fall:of. Coal. 7 —On Saturday-lat
a !rimer 'named Hugh Jenh . ine,- was occiaOn=
telly killed by , a fall'of coal in t.. colliery he . ,
low: tti;thanoy. City,:where he was...employfd
An . inquest was held .by..NT.: M. Ite,tner,
an / averdict rendered. in accordaii.Oe - with
_ .
The 4.s'gengerNind . d, a liorthir:Aso.
collecting" for 4.hi• purpose. of
purchasing a hunner. Spiegel hnp" a
hook for'the reception of nathesand rimnunts.
and it isle, :he hnped that our citiy,eni7illnif
sist 'the efforti • to procure , a
5 , 74 - A rcirlent...-L—bn the . 2.lst instant a. Annizh
ter tif . Mr. Philip iteeft,;- Hegins
ngesl.l() - yenm nnd Ilymontha.- was h
n colt - and in - ennsegnOnce died from
Jinn of :the , F. itefst, E s g heid
anAnOneit on the 23)1.-. Ver'dict in accordance
Crusfiß to Death:—On Thnrsdny.lasr. Tat
rick Brennan of rialo:Altoi,emploYed by the
Bending Railiond on its 'freight_ traina. was
crushed to death at . Royer'i. Ftird..by.bejng
caught . between ears, The' , remains were
brought to,his late home fnr interment.' , Mr.
Prennanlenves a ...wife and
s'..On Tueidai las t n.nnmher . of the ineithanta•
and . hum nessrnen Amin gi on, :Del...itislted
thia. and. remained 'until:Thursday.'
TITy, ins peeie.d. the nperatinn of . mining- t saw
:everything interest in this Itegitin; and-re.
,
PqrWile P hiladelphia on the Fourth of
JUISt.—LThe Committee of .Itrrangemeita. hove
rteitrly completed t ikevrogratii me for the roil
itery display on, the - coming Fourtli of .July.:
The processicM. will be divided- into_seice di
visions, with :a. Major 'General to opountind
,:Major General l'attertion has citosent
ed to command oneof . these Tdivisions f
;ether:divisioti commanders lisVe .beed - tieleot 7 '
ed frote.the•interior of i koStotit.:'.:, - AePOi ; ilialS
to the inforination 'rioidired from .varicios
.pamo, of the State;:ttiodisiday:mill .. : . :exieed
anythiniever . before - -)sfieMpLed.*:yhiladel
:phis
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Patirille . Sado/ Board. . This
,': Board has
erganizetifOr the' new IsChool - year; by • elect
ing Wm. Boyer,..Esq:, President ; C.. Little,
Esq., Secretary,'and Mr. :John - Bindley, Col-,
lector. • • .
The Standing:Commit:tee sire as follows
ON Buitinsd.---Messis: Boyer, fox, Derr
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1..0s SALAILIES.—Mersra. :Roseberi7; Spith;
filunfziner andW . c?ff. : „: .....,.'.. : ....,..:, ..
'Alii''l3Oolii'..L-:NI-esiis.-"iiit.ip,:;ftai.per..tin
..dentputh.add ligebTfer. -
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. - Tbe' tax los beep. filed at: sixteen mills, the
same be.!iest, yttnr.. can - be-AO ieiluc,
anti n.t, present .in • consequence of needed un.
. .
During - the . 11,ecirafeller .: wa s stir
tinned and many..warui .friends,
wbo.'w . ifl. kiciw, be, jileased ioread.t he fol-•
lowing paragriph• retation
,to . him 'witch
:we,_ extract from the Germatitoirn'Tefe . graph
- breiet4riajor
United. States Army, has-been commissioned
by the I'resiilent,.llreVet .Lietitenant.-Colonel,
.for gallaM and meritorious Service's Oaring the
war, dating from. March Early in
the war he weri'.his . Capiaincy upon the' hat=
tie field; sacriliclig . in.arm.forilis.counfry
-
Sinee then: he has been asSigrieti.tri
,le4i active
duties, and the Well-earned-. nrevet.-of .
tenst. , co - lonel iells.how_,wcll the berirtiment
esteem his services."
Arrest of Another 014 of !herSohuyikql Haven
Gong of 'Robbe . r4.--03tiurA4fty of last-Week .
GoiximodOre 7•llendricki..rn boatnian, and a
niciatMr of 'the. gang:that bmt depredated -fro n
corisider4b)A extent in.Sehoylkill Hairen, Was
ayrestetkin..Pine off-
'cep Ntift,. of the Fourth' yraVd:: fletidricks
was.brought t Poitsville - • the same day and
lodged in : priion:': On . .. Saturda y, ite.'had • tt ,
heaVink 'before-:Squire and was fully
cOmmir ted. for: !There. are two ahafges
liiiin-L-11urglaVy tat. the.. Premises of -Mr,
tie . orge - 11. Sebnylkill Haven; 'and
stealing...froth, $l5 to' $2O - worth of, meat 'front
icut eh of 'wogon. ktievefe .e.timple should'
lie . 'nuide.ors' Hendricks and ins companions, if
convict ed, in order 't het . thcf.depredations of
ttie gang.maylie . effentuallyTstopped, •
. .
Record ]'our Deed;:—LAtr.aet-pitssed at the
last: session .of. the Pennsylvania LegislatUre
require.a that all tleeds 'and conieynnees' for
etitai.e . in the Comm nnweal beirechrtled
iri. the office for. recording: of' deedi the
• countyWbere the lands lie, within-Six tionthS
after the ereentionof such and convey: .
antes and every such deed and . conveyance
Jiae.reettrded:'aS. aforesaid, shall. he" judied•
fraudulent anti . void - against
.any, 'subsequent
purchases foi-a valuable consideration", pnless
such deecht be. :recorded before the recording
of the deed.or conveyance:444er WhiPli - suo'
-Suhsequent• purchaser or rnortgager shall
claiat.• This is a very intportarit . ..rotiee, - and .
those:holding , unrecorded deeds: will see the
importance* of dukving: them . recorded without
further delay:.. : - .
Accidents.—On .Satuiday • -last "Dennis
Dougherty., .atet.l . about ?4 .years, brnkesman
on .the• engine . '•;llountailieer,'' 'funnitig. o.
AlabanoY. AS.: B. •M. it, It., fell between • t wo.
ear 3, into: bridge; :the ears.'runnitig: tit the
time::. was:. conveyed to :.his
Palo Alto,: ;Intl diecl . Sunddy evening froth
juries received. : lle was.a.mttive'orlrelanl.
and hitd been•enly.abont • thiee inonthe in tin.
WecliteSilar last is T. Cavanaugh,; n na
tive of trelaq., aged abort 23 yeriis,hrakestnat
lie sort ing . engibe at Pale Alto; was in .th 4
act of jumping on the ',ears,. his foot slipped
arid he_felf tinder the cora:Which cut otf hi:
left' 3iitn beloW the shouhler. ' He Was eon: .
'veyetl to 'a private reSiden . pe in the - bOrough.
criticallie-is in a condition. • . . .
The rdeinhers.of the
,ltiashington. Artillery
end-.National•Light, Infantry cotnprinics, who
intend participating in:theSpardde in Philo
dolphin onthe Fourth' of 'July,. will meet: on
Tuesday afternoon next at I d'elock, the .for •
Titer at room ef 'the 'Soldiers' ..League:
Centre'street, the•letter at the Town
They . will take the afteimOom•train for Phila
Adiphia. • itranSportatioit be furnished
the companies. • The' members will weal.
bleu o. f:~iiSiteTap; dark- pantS, white gloves.
and badge, kior anticipated. thiit • the twc
companies eriitPurnber 01ne . hundred men.. -1i •
l'hiledelpkla the companies will be quartetea
at the. Grant !lonic. ti:rneW 'and comfortable
hotel at the corner of Eighth end Spring per.
den _ ` s treet'.;.` 'These :,quarters •were F - ecured
through the per noel, 'exertions' of diipf. Jes.
.11 ren'„ and .ontiCipated.t hat. the - five corn
penies'.t bat , were - t he first to enter Washington
inop st there:. • '
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.
dischaiged soldiers of thr:
Seventh Penna. Cavalry lire invited .td part!
tipiprileintheflag ceretnoniesin Philatlelphin
oil ; the Fourth They -will—Meet at the'S.th.
: Ward. Hall of 'the; '-Bogs corner' St }:
.and Walnut at 8 o'clock
on the e.yeriing.ofTuesday, the 3d day of
for' the .purpose of organising
.and Making
arrangenients. for parade 'op the 04 following.-
tial:ets,.'good eight, days, will lit.
issued .by-.411..the. railroads :running to- and
from. ..Philadelphia.. :The
.dress of the regi'
ment -will he -a:dark. citizen'i - sitit,..with mitha
ry The cavalryeorps badge of the Mil
of the be furnished:to officer.,
and'aten' the:evening.of. meeting. ' Offiperr
as far.:as , pract icable: are.request f'd.to appear
in full s dreas itniforinibut . . where t hey do not.
to wear the' dark as prescrilie . .aboie .
insignia cif their -rank on the . right breast:—
The regiment will be commanded' by Colonel .
Wiliirtm.B. Sipes. :- - A..full'lurnont. is soiicifed.
• Fotiret 191) 1 1. - -.Cdebration.iri
meeting of : tke elt.lzensof . Vottarille.
for
,the :Purpose "of making arrangernpnrs•te
pelebrate.inari apprOpriare .- ,ntanner, the pain - -
ing Fonrth.- . .Wait held the.rnion lintel, of
..Tlibrdny evening,' ‘ - john - .W.ltosberry..gsq:.
presided,: Id:..Passraore,• Esq., was
'appointed Spereiary,' The following Commit=
lee :of Arrangemrwts was ;appointed': J..T.
:Werner.. Jos. . G'en..* J US. Tingle.
C. ft. bengler.'Coll - ins. J. Conner;.Darid C.
Yupngling; 'Capt, Sehrrtle,, It:. It
I.lorris. .Win Sraith.:lsane..Moyer;.C'eas,
:Logue, . tient St evensmi iienry _lt:
Edmriatls: The Cornzoittpe : has delertnined
'upon the following : . 2
PRO ;RAWiITH
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• At enitri.e the hello of t he Botongh - will ring, and an :
Artilleot salute of .13 Cue:. will'he fired: •.-
~ t,ln..o , elatit. ' A
M.,,tbe Deelenttlitn. of In .
ileptinlenet i
will tie rend hy E. 31. - 13nrlingame. Eq.: Avd all °nuke
cielivered,hyTtee. Vriel . (4ra velt. , ln the , Ilnion Hall.
• At - 126%10ct; ai ,•ti national - Ealute . of 36 wins 1011 b.
. ~., .
.'. The:PotisVille C o rne t will be hi. - ottendance
oPd:ex the leader.hto of Prote4sor Nicholn..l. Rehr...
• A eozitisl. invitation .Is - extended to 'the, citizeus . p r.
PotoOtillestuld rieinkty,..• . ' ...... • ' • - . . •
' By orth r of tilt l'ornznittre.
JO/INT. WERNER Chairmen. , Chairßri.
'
WM, it , Smyrtr, Secret try : - - .
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it is
. 11(1)pd Thatour eiti7,ens wilT make a
fine display of boating: on Wyclaeaday.,
Rreim? Inventions biter Co't iv= of .Sehuylkil
d oin g ? Andrews :Of. this•l3orongh
lately's:patented two useful Inventions,
n•gauge cock. It is constructed with ft'VfliVl
which allows : it td.he renioved frond a bullet
..
Or . other ve.ssel under pressfire,'antLenablei s
person by . removing a couple of stutit.sCreWi
to renew :the elastic wmalter, thereby In ii . fes
minutes, tusking it we good as new: The ad .
vat - tinge of•thi. patent • gauge cock .is, that it
wilt last - for a great :length of time and . that
the washer can 'he - renewed- Without, "..the ale
of n e
l
skiled'. mchanic, thereby saving
. .
.:'The'Otherinvention that Andrewi bar
.patent.eta in conneetion.irith My. Carr; is a de..i
tricker Or. boatmen.: gy - thiti . eontrivance tht
iriver or other eersun cari'delach the . towinf
lineinstnntly -linrres are,pulling ot, •
'a fill
.. stretch. This ottilittes•the,danger of a
'teanni.hein"g'dragged;:inta "itaterivhen the
line happens to he eingltf:yy•a passing .boat '
.afatiter.obstaele.• :.•'' • • , .
. .
Sriecimens cof tbese rtew and useful inTen
t inns ,ca:u be seen at the - hardware store 'ol l
the Ttieears:-TbOrripeotir..cOruer . .of . Ceptre.and
Market - at reet-s;. this .Borough:..:
.Deathzef Trak:oi 1 . he.6lclezpilon in the Uni
ted. States.—On' friday. morning ; •. 22d "iitst...! ,
Bernard SEiscrehuth :.died ntshis residence ir.
:NewCaitle County.. at thf :
exiierne •old 'age of one - hundred' end ve/fomi
.yeeti•s,..one :month end /Ere, day,‘;' The furke:ral.l
.t.nOlt•place on Sondaj.-last.• and. the remains
were interred by those of . hiS.ltite wife: in the
cemetery:near: 'ltingtoirn; ,Union: 'Township:
this. County.. A f. neral
,eeittion.eatts prenched";
hy Uriel pritvesOhisior of the Eng •
Lutheran Church. thia.Bormigh.. -1
. tynti horn- in., Lebanon. and
3 . 8 .ft .member of the tntbeinnthuieh of thni
piece.. fie .Imd lived in the woods of Schnyl :
hill County . during the last., fdlY:five years.--
dstightei-is
years (dd. :"'During` his lite • he : wee haid.
wOrkini.•than:_and retnarkably•.nCtive
five years since :when he mot with an • sled , I
dent. disiocntiog-Before. the
;Accident •he cnuld•walk.thirQ . : •tt day,- ;
Unser : ell every : riiiidential election from
Wnshington.to Lincoln: •: , - t.
'We doubt- if stry'section'of' the country. can
produce a..pnialleitu 44 remarkable instance .
of .lon~evity, ti
• • .•'. . • • •
Air. G.. Schalk, the : lrell tatorm tuarkstiian,
.
-of. Borouil4w . as Chicag o, and partici
pated in the : late. celebration of the American '
Skin'PtheOterB!Ase6ciat ion: The.feetiyalcbat:
aneheetron - .thelSih itittt:',.fand.lasted until the.
37 - Cl4:viten theirir.e4::wire :awarded: . .about.
five' lttidied itiarltsinexiiionpeted for. the pri-_
. 2es. ?art: Schalk Wittier medal and
yer , cuP,..Y The ?tint feativila. tiiii , Aatitiiciation .
lints-held. ger'''lstitit'iti-Jititte; 1868.
„ . .
ex*ltliart - itr*l)egintiirit to
tinders*liira dis Charge pa
.pera.-: It may •fiot - be-generallrkstorizi,.lol*- -
ver y - !hat, hy, pt...vision . tif la* -thane dip-,
charges may and
important 'papers, at the county, Recorder's
office. , After,,the L , paper,is - 'placed on . record.
*certified copy lioni th.*ofh"co *l*.xays Laic n
as evidence;' and .1 datincticai oilosa of the .
original 'pipers.' is of no
.particular.conse-
-
?des!".ll4'
liam7Griffith and Jelin L. Tott of this Conn : =
ty. will sail from New. Tork in_ihe•_steamship
Caledonia, for Glasgow .' We understeind That.
- these gentlerneti'Vi.ill. viait 2 the•irow . and steel
works of:England, Seotland and. Wales,with
the view= of .exanditineand, obtaining ltifor-:
wilition in regard to: the_ Manufacture, of iron.
.anii,steel in jhOse, countries, and more partiC
41arly with the view of introducing into this
• - •countrY . ,the fiesseraer iirticesa'.of
'steel. They take . a' letter of intrejductiOn from .
GOvernor Curtin to - the. 'American Consul at
.Glasgow.- Of the great importance of speedi
ly adopting.t he Bessemer- process generally
in this country; there is_np question.' Steel.
will on.inlr lines •of railway . ,.: take the place
of iron; on the score of durability and econ
omy,•-and-we should make' thoite .rails in this
.
, ceuntry,,notcompel toe. companies tetruport
them . from Great -Britain: • As;fuel is" Al 111051
important feature:in st eel ; b'y new'
process, Schuylkill:County is a most Miran-.
• tageous•- section for the ehtabliShment `'of
worki. We . have in the. imMediate. vicinity
iron. ore mines, and the ore can, be readily
brought here. :We hope as:: the: result of the
visit of,-Ifessrti. Griffith -and. y.ott to Europe,.
to - see Works for the making of. steel and roll
ing of - rails speedily : established.' ."They 'must
be started if we' desire to keep - up with, .the
progress.of the age, and the sooner the bet
ter for the iron interests Of. Pennsylvania •
• • • -
• . . . . . .
- •
At the Treastiry:Departnient 'has
t ed. the. issue of. paper SurrenciTof 'the de.:
. .
nominations Cf. thres . and five 'eentii, all eiders
for . . Currency - below. thedenomination',of ten
cents 1 lierefori,. be. addressed to the
,
Directrir of .the'llint.
. . • .
'pan ied by- a remittance for the .amount in .the
manner intlicafed by".".tbe following:circular,'.
issued. by.: the Director of : the Mint
OV riot'
following. ar.e the nis for the distrilintion of !be
au:as:4lnd these! minttel three and five cent 'pieces Or
the United *tea: : • • ... • .
• The,bronze one the nickel three and
— five cet colas can Dove ' he had at the mint lareicchanae
for the sold and eilver coins or the lcgal-tinder
ot the.Untted Suss.. : . • • .
The new rbiee Cent pieces ape put op in baSti'of
and timi Ave. ceilt Pieeeg saw , of $5O each. and either.
t bane perne.- or. any larger Attinomtt„ . ol which fiftyor
'thirty . lathe.midtiole. yellt be' sent. in the' ardor the'
Gutsy of appllc .
The eras -noble execteet. a the tranaportattrin of the
cetit and three cent reeneerin soma 01...t50: and the five
cent coin in SUMS sati.'or opu nide; 'to'any liointae
f r.t.sAble by railroad or steamboat, will be, paid by the
,
Tile Adams',Expres# Company will act as agents ftir
partied. ordering rents, toi which money: nr.
national .tnatit, , , payable to their order,•may be sent,
or drafts on or cernfietttes of.deposit in national banks:
{'ayeble to the order of .the Director er the Treft.-tirrr ,
the Mini, may be:sent; and the coins ordered will- be
forwarded when the'.mdney Is • received or the drafts
collected: • JAMES POLLQCK,Director. ,
• •No iemittance'for currency'. below the. denitmlnatiOn
of t, u cents should,' therefore, hereafter he made to this
• . - . • • Treasurer Vaned' States: -• •
Our cittch - friends..had the. pleasure 4 few.
days: sines: of welcoming to thie.. Region, a . ,
•very".estiimable conntry sin Robert
Ferrier, , .cominanding the stetunship . ..Caledo,
oia of theA Ocher line
.bet ween: New. York. and
GlasgoW. Captain brought his•vessel
twNenr York daSt week;:in.eleveti . . and.a.half•
.days.from Glisgoir;.which is the ihUrtest trip
ou record between, those ports.- 'The.Captain
has the reputation of being. a thorough Sailor..
and' withal, genial and. 'clever tolls passen-,,
.whichgnaliiies have. made Many,
warm friends anmag those who hate . erbssed
the aceaiiwith him. • herethe.eaptain,
was the , : guest Capt. Glover,' hiMself
merly,a. sea captain*, but who has resided heree
dnring the lutet . tert 'years. Copt, F. Visited
the collierieS;e4lored their. hidden recessesc
viewed the'beantifol whiehNature
. has besto*ed Wish hand.'unon this
Section of Pennsylvania, and expressed him
. self delighted wit h. all that. On Fri . - .
• clay . revening -of last . week • be - Wei-. the yeeipi ,
_on of a'Oerenade.:: - : The Captain left for New
York on .Nlondaylitet,„ with. the best. Wislies Of,
those who Ira hien ; Sor .4 ten..voyage to
lanAL'lle will snil - t e-dny 'with L. Port:
(f 'this .Borotighns one of his ;.piiseengers:.
It inighr be stated to:the - hoiloi• Of :Cup!: Fer
rice, 'was tlie. first'. cemin4nder of - a
merchant yesSel at the breaking:out of the Re
to..fire-a-salute•When. the :first.troppi
.embarked al - fNeW York for the. seat of War.
The Union soldiers•rho were on the "Baltic;"
himtbree hearty cheeri•ns they passed
down.the , ,Bay.. hatl . two . eeusinsl
'Seventy-ninth :New Regi-
,
who.fefffightitik.to preserve the - life of
the. lt'epub.lia.",- 'Pk° •Captain tunde such an
agreeable impression here timong•those who
•
.met hint, that it , is to.be,hOped he *ill revisit
thi*Region tif.no distant day. Ile takes.out
with him:te ,his home r in Glasgow'snumber
of valnable . .rnin'einrspecitnens; engrav
hogs, etc.; the gift °flag* Schuylkill County
.
The New -Pension Laic:---The act' of Con- .
gresti, approVed June 6,.1 . 866,. makesnumerous
changed in . the _pension IaWS,. and iiimaity in
stance:, itiereases the:amount:raid io the . .pen- .
simier. ..•I.lnder the new net; forinstance,.all
persons who; Whilein.the •naval.
service,. and in. the line of duty. •shall have
lost the Sight of:both eyes; or Who shall have
lost 'both" hands, or:•been . permanently and
'totallyilisabled in the sante, 151.' otherwise So
pertnahentlynnd totally disabled as to render
'them utterly. .be entitled;
pension . Of :$25 per month.. • Others whet have
been disabled' in the manner above.described,
:hitt not requiring constant personal aid and
Latent entitled
. to $2l) per month.
• Those wllB-.hayeTost 'one foot, or been id
tally_ and perinsinenily -disabled in the service,
will be.entitled to a pension of $l5 per Month,.
The other_provisions of the:bill relate to the:
execution of the papers, as •iy.ell as "providing
for. pensions"to parties not specified'• in the
old pensiOn..laws. ISt is-now made IV : high
misdemeanor, and. punitdmble •by a fine not
exceeding. $500; and imprisonment not .
ceeding ft hree - years, or both,
.incases where
parties present; or cause to be presented :to
the pension. agent. any•PoWer of attorney, ;"or.:
voucher, bearing te . , date subsequenj o that'.
on Which ii was actually signed or excuteel....
Another section 'of . thc new act repeals the
act. of March .3d,
.1865, which . dedioted . fren
the penaion 'for the . "tune the pensioner may .
linve. served ',in•the . civil department .of t
Goverinnent.. The pension will now.be paid.
during Such service. • . , .
Undi . .r- the . Sixth , section, it any , person
entitled .to a..pension bas- died since March'
4th, or. i3ball hereafter die, While nxi
plication ispending . for pension, lcavitig.no
widow, and no minor: children, his heirs or
legal representaiives will be entitled, .to. re=
peivo the accrued pension.% Sectioreninth de
• fines. the , phrase,. .'period of seriicc,"• to
tend to the .timeetf. disbanding the organize- .
t ion .to which such persons•belonged,•or until
their actual disehdfge, .for ether causes them'
the expiration of the service Of. the erg:maim
. Enlisted men,. eMployed pas teantitterer,
tragoners,...artifieers,..hOspital stewards, tar ,
rim's, saddlers, and 'all other enlisted men,'
however employed, in t he- service of. the army.
- or navy; not "specifically' mentioned in the act
..of . July, 1862. are to be regarded as nutt . ;coin-.
issicined . „officers . and- privates,' for Tiertsion..
purposes. '
The.new-lair, cantains-a Section extending.
protection:to 'children. - Where p widow re
. eeiving n pension.rand it lit established' that
she has
.ibandoned the-. care of 'her: children,
or is an•unspitable - person, by : reas.en of int- .
:.•tiloral conduct, to have the custody: of shit&
yen. then no pension is: to be alloWed to.such
widonr until the. minor children have heenine .
siiieen years of age,.and- te minor children
shall -.he pensioned in the seine manner. nO if
no widow had survived the officer. soldier or
- seaman,. and cacti pension May be paid to the
regularly.autherized guardian of such minor
. .An - other section extends the proiislOns•of
this - . not to inelude the orphan • brother, or
brothers, - as sister or Sig! erg. 'under 16
Tears .of age. mail the father as well as•• mother
of a deceased. offleer or *other..pet-Son mention=
ed in . ibe act of July-,' 1862. Who. were depend
ent Ripon for supPortin whole or impart.
Under the old law a - Mother who hod sorts,
killed' iti the service could draw:a pension for
each son.- • The
.riew.'act• giveit her but. one'
Of. Course these nntnerima changcs.in the
pensionlaw will require the iseue of - new pen• : ; -
sion . papers to thousands:who-ere now 'on the
rolls. The department has not .ietanociunced.
the course that :may hereafter - -be 'followed,
har:a7hch !he rearraniing..t he .peri - 7
si comMences- it require many. -nion I hi.
before item he coMPlited. :In the meantime_
the pensiobers will be able to draw their pen
Skins - tit the; via rate, provided' they: retain.
their papers: At all events it would be 'better
for 00;pethinners affected by. the - new-la - 1 16
"kiept heir -certificates -until such time ns•the
department at - Wat-li . ingten g.lveS notice of.iis
intentions with regard to the re7iseue•of
Tunsdny - ,
ternonn last as 11,•••Il. Dill Of. this Borough - ,
who is employnilit the Palo -Alto Car. WUtics.
wire engaged in polling. out •a bolt.'..the bar
'slipped and striking hint . on' Ihe • cap +of: tho
deft 'knee. fractured it- We are scrry.lO learn
dhat this unfortnnate:stecident will' probably.
o,,..nfine him to the houre'for.. - Come
41 . t. Bill is a ion - xtf 11r.. Daniel "II
,inenpler.of the . Washington Artillery' Cianpa:
n - y,:lehenit*entered Washington. on the Iftth
of•oidpril, 1861: ; *erirecr faithfully, with ; that,!
acimtnand i tintil ran •ibustired • out or,ser
vice ; ntibSeqoentlywas a gallant soldier
arftliTtirtY-eightli - Rigitnent:
:nerving is,nerporal oelor• guArdain all.
;of the battles in which ,that' Regitnent was
engaged. •. lie escaped the perils•of battle, to
receive "tit borne the injtiry-stnied:'• truet.,
thit Slri HiUivillspeedily.recover;from`his
distressing injury. • • • • .
Confession. of ;el..Murder in '..schitylkill Conntm ..
Accu.trition Her
. Hu . .4bernd:—T4e
Nesr:YorkTribuile'of.'Wedneatlny,..eonthineit
the folloiving statement': • . • .
• .
A man Mulcted Dennis Esgan,•alini.Jobn
was brought to the Forty.third.,Preclnd Station-home
shortly • before .twe..o7clock...yesterSay 'morning, on . .a
.charge of as Halt and battery preferred by his wife... M
ary P.agen.- The parties reside at..the 'oornefof Pivisinn
end Itichards..itreets„Red . Book Point. a ni , according
to report. live.'very unhappily together.... His - wife ac
cused.him of.having, assaulted her for two -nights.in
succvseion. and prevented her from coming Into the
house. whereupon he was.locked up.. Laboring:wider
an-intense stete of excitement, she related to 'elreettnt
Temple the following
with.
ire which - she at
.cnsed • her husband. with. 'committing.murder near a
place .called Ldrherry. Sihnylkill' County, Pa.. in Sip
. [ember. 1664.:.The name of the murdered man. is:given
as Robert Gardiner. They bad been married about two
,yeas it when; fainonsegnence - of.reports that lientelf and
Gardiner were on too IMlmate terms. he grew Jealous.
and one evening coming home with taro friends; threat-,
'et.ed to go to , the house : or; Girdincr. abOutone
. mile
distant to take 'his life: She:denied all. dishonorable
intimacy with Gardlner;.and.appealed t 6 hlm.not to go,
ile went, however, and she ..folfowed. hineand qty„
and on arriving et Gardinere residence; he felled him
down With an axe; killing him instantly; and: In pre
sence of the motherand sister of deceased.: That be!
fore perpenatingthe.deedi he struck bet several blows
:In the face, in - order. be compel her to go away:, Not
withstanding this rough treatment, she secreted him
in the mountains for sinne"days, Opportmdty
',resented tnenable him to escape: . She likewise states
thacthe coroner's - jury found him entity of the niardSt;'
and that all the tads in' relation to. the 'affair could
:obtaitted . Jinni.. it man. burned Dock. 11 foreniari in the
coal mines - atlViconiaco Pe. .• Her hnsband:was at
that time employed hrthe'Shamokin coal mines, about
;25- milts diStlila, and remained..at work racially for
about one week or mbrci.when,he ivould retain home
for a short time. ' ' • : . • •
.
Engage owu statement la to the effect th a t, . laboring
cruder the impression "that the reports about Gardiner
crud his were, true, he• returned. •froin the,Mines,.
and informing Gardiner of his conduct - struck filch a
Mu' on the head with a stick, but did net kill him: —L
He appears' to have acknowledgect.'howeveroo
prier in - the cell .adjoining i:ds• own that he dul•kill the
.
.
-.; Another : version, ;by a friend of .the prisoner, is that
seme. meddling - persoiiinforined him Aliat Gardiner
its in the hot se with hiS:wile, and going . there with:
tWO.friends,found matters not - in accordance With his
.oe:w.f.:Of pi opriety. - .Being-provided witli : .a - chili, :he
knocked Gut dinier down stairs, and the two friendS
minding, at the bdttoni..kir,kerlthq prustrutemian pail
Lagen is 24 years of :age' : and his wife - 28. lie came
to this country froth Ireland when tbur'yearahld.".lfis
occupationts that of an engineer, hi the employ of the .
Boston pry, Doa...pomPany, atdied ,llinik.Pohir: The
parties have been married , seven yearsand havelhree.
Lasreiwning Captain Rhodes wrote tattle Sheriff of
,tickniy:ikill county, Pa:, in order to ascertiduthe•trigh
Of the matter,' rinkantil- such inibimation is_ received
the nrLwnier will . remain in custody. • - •
. .
: • We - ha : re:made% .and• have: learned
that the. itateMent.la. correct. • Mr.,Gardinci.
was murdered about that time at;:.the'euiliet.'y
Works sUperinterided:bly Mr. G.9llard p 0.6 k ; and
Engen was suspected,
.but made escape.
A':reward of $3OO . Was .offered by the Com-,
thisitionera Colonty,• - fer . tlie - ar-:
rest . Of the'ratirderer.. • .• •':
THDELTY-Et CONGRESS
FIRST SEBSION
. . .
W . A . RIfr.'SWIT•N. June.,23—Sxspret:—:the repoln
tiortprovirling for the publication o'fofilcial hiatory
U
"be rebelllt n Wits pasted,. A resolution to ply Dina
,partupetis* war 'claim's. was; di.cuPpeci, The :Tax' bill
was considered, and vatiqtio ameildment? were adopted.
11 0 9 / 4.._•_The Committee •on 'bulking and Currency
were directedro inquire. into an alleged defalcation
'George W. , Cat leton. late l'reletury Agent nt Memphis.
A. resmtption Was reported urging aniticr•ease of therin •.
•ty on foreign copper The death of ?di': Humphrey WIIF
announced, and appropriate re?olutions were adopted.
••••Juine . ltiOd—stNATr.-A bfit .1410 e reptirted,
inn t hree Months , pay to oftleers • nn their. diseharge..—
The bill•to pay claims of iri.al Southerners for quarter,
masters , stores. was dinnesed. 'The Tax• 6111 was'Can-
Pittered..ttiketi from • CommitteU 'of . .the now, and
thuner..—Tlie Tariff 'bill was reported.:.. It Witt Made
'the special orderfor.Thinvtitty-next and.ntAl-clispi,ped
of. • A •rdsolut , ori was adopted direrting,the Mllitar
Committee trtincptire into the prt , ceedings of the Cuttrt
Martial'oi llorranee Atwater, late , Primmer at Ander
eonville. :A meseage.was received front' the Preattleut,
in releticiri to nirePuttif Americadeitizensidlrelattil.—.
The- Array Apprnpriation bill. with the- Senate amend
ments...was considered; ;. Solly of the amendments.
were rejeCted, and a conference requested:
.••••
• . Jime 26—buctri..,--Letive• of absence for the rest of
the ttrseitin watt granted Air. Ipne 'of' Kansas: The.
;louse bill-simending• the 'organic. kW of Washinn'on
Territory Was passed. The ;Freedmen's linrean. hill
was paeged.- and goes back' to tLe Boise for concurrence
in amendments:. ®
Ilont•x:—The case of Dorrnr ce Ntwater was referred
to &select committee The • - enate• bill regplating. the
traripportation. of .nittmg.lycering . was. 'passed, with
amendments incrensing.its stringency, • A hill - wits ie.
ported.pteventing discrinilnution by State laws in re•
garriro - pijot fees. The Senate amendments to the Tax
Tilt were reported and referred to the. Ways andMeanti
W i;tkerei : W.hieiuro
. . stimulator.
0. 1101.4117, Corrolia. thegreatet in
in.the !lime' Whiskers'or. Itltf-lachCs to
Orow . on.the smoothest. face or. chin ;. never known to
fail; saritple for trial sent • free to any . one ,deiiroua of
testing - its merits,. Athlreas, Itryres TC Nassau
• • . 'June 30. •G6- 1 2.G.2fri •..
•• Veil •
We bear, by late . Pririsian date; .-• •
Of n•niost sad and-hopeless' fate
• Ilefalline thoSe who went to tight
A ilueifor occnson slight. :-• . • •
One wlta traiistivd upotalhe •
• ite Other - May live. ormity , not; •.-
.And for the - rurgion the • day.:
.As his horse chanced" to run away,
And broke hissider.s neck as well, • .
-The sequence commOweenso will tell.
here were three fools
_engaged:in folly, •
. ?alight all haave.liat'd. - andall•heen•jollY
Inst erfd of being•ausilleyare,.,' " • ).,..
They mig;ht.hrive visited the '7; . V•iiie • • '
Theie oblatird all they could Desire, , •
Of good, substantial, rheap,atthe
-Pratt' & Co. three 'snits have sold,, •
And 'pocketed ening faireigri gold ;
•
But the result too plainly shows. •• '
• .The.y'll never more wear splendid clothes,
Nor eVer want JIM garments fine -
'•Ventled at : Sax 1.1 - uNonso AND
. •11 T. Apyrwriaz KIT ON TIIR NACBB OF bra Carroatans.
2 F.Vratioanxistyr NT STI.T. eratir "CLABEOIiECOtaiot.N .,
IpiTION:' . Therein lies the secret of the long continued
and etill in creaeine rush to the "fer . kit.' • Oar stnek ol
ftI:ADv:?itALP. CI:07111AG ISIMENBR and from itll eah
be accurately Stted.—Pieria goods --. .0f 'e‘ery variety : :
Cutters of . .Nt' ell-kna wn ability, and , all who 'lease their
tnea;ure are sure to be pleased: Pantie yue • roweiti • IN'
I'iIILADALPLIIA: Call and-lie satisfied': -'•"•
•- . • . • I3LOTIONO ESlTOfililArf
• Low T.NIOF.AANirPASNIONAIII4. Cloons,•
1 :• ,- , - .609 CHESNUT Si., PNILAb..A.., SION ne STAR.
••• • : • ' PA'NEY CO.'. t
AyeT's Catliaatic Pills
A:RR the Most perfect ptirgative which.Weiresbie to
'4l -produce or plod' we think las ever yet been made
.by ally body, Their effects have abundantly showo to
the community hew ,much they excel the ordinary med-'
icines In' use.. They are safe and pleasant take but.
pOwerful to core. Their penetmting.properties
stimu
late the vital activities . of ; the:body: - remove the obstroc
firma of its organs, purify the blood. and expel &ease:
They4airite out. the foulbumors which breed and grow
di-tenter,. Stimulate sluggiAlt. or' disordered organs
•litro their..naloral :action; and impart a healthy time
with strength to the whole systein, 'Not • °lab do they
erne the everyday complaints of even hotly,: lintalso
formidable and dangerous dimities.' • While they pro:
duee powerful elf, etc. they are at the same' time, in dt-'
.minished doses, the safest and best pbycie that-cab be
etnployed for children.:,
Stigaccoated , they, are
pleasant to Pike : 'Sod, being purely vegetable, titre free
from tiny rlik of harm. Cures•have been made %bleb
carp'er,hdief t w they hot ,subsPrittiated .by. men .of
Such exacted positron. And
.character:. as to forbid the
Snspici , oruntruth. :blank emirient clergymen and
pny.lciatts have-lent their tomes to certify to the - public
the reliability of- ottcremedieS. :while' others have sent
cis the.assurance of. their conviction that. our Pre:pota
tions taint rihine it:intensely to the .relief of oar. atllict
ed.'saffering fellow-men:l' • • • • .
- .lhe Atzeitt he nvi.narned is pleased to furnish gratis
ons American . Almanac, containing directihns for the
use anti certilitatesi of their cores, ..of the ifolltivtink . ,
toMplaints:
• et stivencts, BillionsCemidaintst. liberitirtiorn, biop
sy. iirert bury,
.liendache - nrising -from- -foul stomach.
.I , innsea, Irdigestion. 'Morbid Inaction of the. Bowels'
and l'aln'ar sing therefrom,. -Flatulenc.y. Loss ofAppe
tit Diseases %%With reilnire an evitcnatit Medicine.
They alit°, by Ratifying. the Blood and .atirnnlating the
systeni. cure many Chinni:tints which it 'would not he
Ft - MIR - teed they could reach,, 14Atch as ,DeitfnesS, •partiril
windneis. Neuralgin nnd,"Neryous DSrangs.-'
ironic of the Liver and - Kidneys, Pont- - and other kind
'red complaints nriuipgfrom a . low." spite of the body.
or obstruction of. its foittions.
not he put off by unprincipled dealers with cthel
prepnrrniors whit' h". t hey make- more "De:
gland -Ayes's andinkenu.othere, I'he' uituA the
dirt silt there is , for them: Brief hey-Shiloh! have
wed by J. - O . ..AIiER & CO., Lowell, . r itlronn„. and
-sold - by : all the Diuggioni in';Pottintille r..abio by an
DrugilEtti.audilealers everywhere. •..'... • ;,
CM=
THE GILEA'I' ENGLISH REMEDY.
PROTECTED BT ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
• - SIII'JKMES CLARKS :
.16rIebr sled . Frain le villa,:
reliiire4 . fron. a
.prricriptisin of .Sir ,T
Oa*
' 31. P., av -Extraordinary
• Thii , hirainatte medicine As unfailing in the h i re nt.
nil ; thase.painftiPand. danceinnadieesses ,to • which the
tamale' conatii ellen L. 'aubject: `:lt. Medi:rater an ex.
Ceioi and re mneee all nbetructinna• trora'wha titre cerise,
and aepeedy,cnre may be relied • •
. - -To 'lllliirrir.d Ladies . ' • -•• •
. . . .
. .
it tslyartietilarty suited, . It mill. in a Short , time, bring.
on the monthly i?sriod vilth regtils!ity... .: .f .
' Eneb . Wttle. price One Donne: hears:the Goiernment
Stamp of Great iiiitain,.trevent counterfeits. . U - , •
U.l.
. . .
There Pills should no t he leikeit by remalis due
tug ; the FIRST- TIIItEK 13ION TLIS. of .Pregnan
cy, ,ashey'are litre tit. bring on. Ilisocu•riage, but
at any other tiros! thyare.atafe. • . •
•
Every woman known that the or health mutt
. lade,-with the. Atehteet irrejtlinity -or •nhetrnetlon ni
the ment , ea. " These Pills aretruty the WomairP frlerul
le her hour of trial. and - the' only sure; poeltice •and
never (tang cure of Suppreet•inti of netnre,.from what
ever repro. gamild that 'the -feeble-46m take therh
with perferficcnrity.,:i•et en powerful in their. e ff ects..
11%0 they may be eafely'called,".a 'neTer
. . .
In all rafter' of Nervonsand Spina) .Affectionr ratite
io theßack and .I.imba, Fatigue on rlight exextion.
Palpitation of the Heart, IfyFterfci.. , and. Whiter. thete
Dille will effect n'cure when all :other mean/. have
failed; and although a powerful rernetly,' do, notopn.,
tain Iron. ealomel, antimony,' or anythinOurtfttl yitte
.... . . ,
• Fill) directions la the pathphlet arnand each package.
.whieb ahnuld he:carefully ptePerved.-: • ;
.•
.- .. '-8 . 011D• By ALL DBUGOTBM. .•
(tette:al Agent 'for the'linited e:tat ea and. British.
1 1 ,10SEb.; - 117 COCtlandt Si.', 14 . Y.
• . N. 8..—51 00 :and 6 three cent Jmetade e•tampie . en
elepeil teeny anthorlzed 'Acent,' erelire-a Bottle
cuetahntierAl . by ieturtt *
truia all itbservlttion ! • • • • rah 3, •Gii—r..4y . .
•.,•• • • . ••
• •
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ITCR,ITCIL SCRATCENO,IIIORE„;--
L'. •. ' ' .• • • • " TETTE* , .
"ICII" • Dr.:Swakne•a Ointment." •••TF.TTER.* ' .
ri? !ICH** • Dr.,.fiwayee's.Ointmat. - ,"TETTER . .
.• • •
_NEVER *X"
"" " "TETTEIt"
• .41(111" , - "TETTE**
**.lCli••• ' — .TO FAIL • .
• . Tirrl'Eli.”
• : 'VETTER**.
•f. ,LN CURING . .TElla "TETTEIt" ••
. . • • , • **TRITER.. •
• • " TOTIAIENTLNO...L - '1"
• ."'FETTER...
*ICH. • : . CO3IFLAINT.. "TETTE**
•"1O1I" ~. • e , " • _ • ..TETTEI3.**
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swititi,S ALL-HEALING OINTUENT:
Cares Itching' Plies, Salt Rheum. Scali Read, Rash, al.
. • - ."SkfaDiseaSea,' . •
' Tir feeiln'eeeta." - BY Seollitiefto"Cer.ta Yir:Siiltyrte
& Son. Mil NORTR SIXTH Street, FAlludelphia..a box
will be - a:sailed to apy.part of the Ili IZ.d States, free of
Sold by HENRY SAYLOR, itrukgfet.,'Potviville.
Jam - . - .
MA nu mu.
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-• An Illcirria'gt bi ae.rmpiinied PM 215
vent:, Ca appnr in Ute ToraNAL ••: •
,
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, *• 1 1 . ' .r . rc...4-4, , aßDEßfcg74ti,- , AtinePtinfir..2,.Do4o . ilk`
7cri:; ft.: on Thiirsday nu-miming, Jure 21.t.,•by Rev.
-- Alexander M. -Wlegins, Jousi.,L... Far.cE. to Mlsa.34as
: ELIZAISETU faitratex., both of Millersbunt._- • --.. ' '
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•WILLIKSISEDWARMS-,LOP the. itsth Inst.. by.
Rer. , Joseph illfcll'ool:.Mr... WILLIAM R. WILLIAMS to
••
MIK...MARY, daitghtek of Philip. Edwards, all of l'Otla.
WilSe---SNYDERAt SchnyliEt . Ttacen. on the Sad
brEev. S. (4. Rhoads, Mr. DAvio•WILE of North
ManhOirn Tp., to. Miss .r..ortaa Sr rota of East Brons
wick.Tp., Schuylkill CO., Pa. ; : 7 •
DIED..
'eomptrniid 'ea.; Must be pa4:Yor 0- the
.eatry
•
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'BOYER—On the' IRth • Init.; . - Willi :Township.
Aro* danghter of Adani and .Fi.ltraboth:Boyer,Saged.T
:yet" T months and ti days.. . .• • . .
FLANIGA'N=At the.Schnylhill County Alois Room
on Saturday last: of cholera morbrucJANna PLALIMIAN.
'We of Riehtuorid, Vs, aged about ;.•
• RYAN -ADD Trierday:. June ''-2at.h.' in thlle Borough.
• Jui,lA, P.. wife of John W. Ryan; Big; ' Interred on
'.Thrtnnlay In Mt. Laurel Cemetery. • -•
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ROSSERAt Cressona. on , the - lath fiat. of Inds:
Inatlon of the etoinnch. FannexlCK Rowan. a native of
Machen, ifonroonthphire; South Wales;'. aged Kyeare.
:ADORN: nreg.:CiAlt,7.7£l3 :OF "tltt:D2o. -
:i':. , •• • •• AGLE MARBLE -..:.W0R0151:.:..:',
Pottsville,' Pa.
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Marble... Onan!re,....iicton ' and .Brown Storte.Famqy.
VoOkii madOlo.order. .'The work : Warranted O'givO
entire ssal bifactlon - . • . T. , .'„ ' '.: • • . ' :- :* ..
:ned.P . reamentaL 'lend-Rom,
Tort - EntAosnres,-- 'Tablets.: , -Igrns, -Lambs: w
Floer
.Vases Mantels; Ewan; Table and Wash-stand ,Tops,
I.3esiens anti Plans furnished and the MmrkTexeented
In the best style of art, and of the very . beiit
P. 1": EISENBROWN (of:Miners. villey;
East Norwegian 'St.; hetiveeri Coal nod Railroad' pits.,
pear Pommy's Foundry, Pottsville, •. _
G.EN.f;f:,:I;i . ...NQ'TIC't;rS,
Little
"•••• Prqneire of the Night Pasienzer
ing been taken Off. the Cutassissa Huilrood.'the Sunday-
Passenger Toting on thulittliSchnylkill
be discofitlnnediiftfr this dote. G. A:NICOLLS,
irne 9I: IS66.—:?d-3t , '.. • GeneralSuPert.
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--- -,AITIFENTIIONA‘rationtiI Lista 116.;
thaitry. of Pottimille,:-Alt.merobers' of
.the•Company:arho intend to pertleipate In, the Flag pr 6.
`Sentation at Philadelphia, on the 6th of .ttily next, are
"requested to,reportnahO,'Ttorn Ilall;':Pottoville. at r
o'elock,: P„ •fit ". nit Tne,sday..fuly . 3.d, .1564. ennipOed as
follows i•-2ticeleilitn :eap with straight 'vizor,' blouse,
white gloyes.and dark Ninta., , 4_By,:eriviiiiand of,'. •• ,• - i.
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• , • . .! ...-, Capt.:F.,...I4DONALD.- •
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, ••W. F. litwriowilin, Secty. - '-. •• • • 26-I.t '...
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NOTICE VOIRRIDGE B1B11.11).
undersigned.%Coinmissionere,
reccire sealed proposals until 3 o'clock. P,
July 2uth, Ifta6,lor repairing and building , tin erten.
eion of. seventy One feet to the Bridge across Matuuloy
Cri ek. near Reed's Mill, in Ilarty.Townsitip. Ilan and
speciGeations may be seen at tbi,4l)ffie e . . .
w, ZIEGLER. • .
• •
BEND: EVERT,
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•, 'Attest, .. • • . • ...Commissioners.
•F. W, Bitairrni. Clerk: •
commissioners' Office; Jime 23. '6 2S-8e
17NTIVED lIIVICERNAIf;
• IFLEVENIVE-41111tricse•oll' the :AisSes
--Nor,. Pot trtvii le. -Pa.—Notice • Is. hereby. given to .
all persons concerned, th , it the Annual Lists Enumer
ations and;Appraisem'ents for the year L 366:, for the
Tenth Collection District: of PeunSvlvania; taketi.par
suant tothe .Excise. Laws -of the, United States:la:we
been completed...and:will' 'be open -for examination at
inv,olllce on . Centre street;- in the : ptirough of-Potts
viße, on the
- tOrb and Ilits days -
And otissid daysAPPEALS. r elative to any. ern - metals
or excessive valuations, atittessnients'..of entinwrations
by the si , verat .A.EL-I , 4ain-Asi!es:,-apr.l4; Vitt.tieirceived apd
_ .
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' NOtice rs.furthergiven that no appeal.vrill be Allow
al.to any partk alter he shall have been duly assessed'
and the list crrtainine the assessment ,has been..trans—
mitte4 tO. the Collector, pf,the District.• . • , ... .- .
All' 'appeals' mat be' inm3t
apeciiy, the . particular 'cause, matter or thing reipectitta.
which a:decision 33 requested ; and must state
groapi. Or principle lot error complainer - 1 .•
.. • • • JOIIN IV,. KILLINGER,
U.L..T. , ...Arr050r 10th 1/*Arlet. Pennsylvania,.
• Potrarflio.- June '23, 1000... :• • ' 25111 .
tiounTair .op. JULY F:xctru-.
• - •Moopt TICK ETK will be Fold between
all point's on the Philadelphia, and:ircadinz ',Railroad
ant branches at reduced rates, frorri July 2dlo 7th In
,- J tine cielleimiscir*rintendent,
. .
TICE — . '4. - hereae my wife liargaret
has left. mg bed : and board without cause:.
,person's are notified not AO tryst her. as I' will pay
no debts of her contracting.. •SEVE.IttN'BITTA.
• Tninbling'Red. June 23, '66 • ?,5-3t*.• '
• • • NOTICiE.- - -The -I ntent Fire Corm
patty.- N0..1..0t - Potttiville, have. peer ptined
their. Pic Ni c rum July 4.t0 . 1846_ On that
day they.will alao panide.Several vhsitintr dre corapa-,
.ales are expected -Kt be'preaeat ph•the occasion..
co.partnerehip'beretol, we
Iliexisting under-the name, and Arm of - BAU=.'
.11A1'; & KURTZ, tarrying on the coal •bueineee at Ea
gle 11111, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
• JEIIU. BAUMAN, '
• , , • .Wl4. B. KURTZ,
I'ollaville, Jane 15;1665.. .. • - •
WANTED
67.11NE1E - Ie!TWA RITE rit. 7 :Ward.ed drat
- u rrite enpineer . •to run . a double -101sting . lengine.at.
Short Mountain - Coliery; Mist he an experiencod and
iellable man..• Calton. ..• • GILLikRD DOCK;
' - Saperinteadenta.tAV - koplrOo;•
June uO. 1566 - . .• 26'41 . •
A• *ROLA:LE .9PEA 4 : HER wanted •by -tite
School itoard florin:Leh of -Minermille.• for
Pfititity ' • Salary $22 50 bee month..- .
.Schnol term 10 Months:- Aptilteation. received
liy.the,SeeretirY until the aret of July. '
J. WITZESIAN;Secty. School Beard,'
25. •
• lUANTE D.—By the School Board of the Borough
T of Putt ..Carlion,.• three , Male 'and 'four Feniale
- . Teachers; Length of term nine...mimths; commencing
. September lid. 1900. -Salaries as follows:Prinelpst
. School.; $O 00 per month;•• two Griimnutr, •achools,
150 00 per input h, each i two Female TeachPro, - S2-1
per month:- and two
.Female Teachers.-1529-00 per
month,. each.- An. eximination, for aPplieinte will- be
held by the County Suberintepdent in the ho. 1 School
• Hosse,•on• Monday,: ' July 10th,••1900: commencing at
9 o'clock; •A : •. By order of the . Board,
- • .- •.
.; • C. L CHILLSON; Secretary.'
rirr Teachers.
..a einale, for
• the.POlie Sellools Illahanoy
amihnlimaat Lanigan's' School Wiese.: • on liatarday,
JO ly iih, commencing gt.Sx:coe . ark, 'A: '.M.' Term 10
'-inoiltha:- Salaries liberal to aimpetent teachers,.
. By order of •the Board. JOHN-FOGARTY,' Seely.;
• ,By
•••• •; ' , Mnhonay.P. i)
- . • . .
ANTEIFII...- - -.By the School Brand of. the Town
' Yl, ship of... Schuylkill:. Sind •tivo . Female
Tesebers, An exemiristion - ihrnpollciintet twin be held
hy. the County Superintendent, on Saturday. July 14th.
1646 .at tlic,Schrx)lllouse in Tuscarora, commencing
at 8 o'clock, A. M. • SOLOMON ISIERIfEti Sect):
Jun 4 23, .66 •: • ..;. • 2.1..3t•
WarTign.--ftwO Male' And I-Fe
reale - tor the public . - et:fauna' in the Bortiurh of
.2diddleport:. -8 or 10. mouths. Salto tea Ittteral.—
Exuluttlutton. tiy . th6 County . Superinterlent, June 30.
1866, comnieueingaf 9 o'cloek, A. M. -For further par
ticulant adrlieea W3I. HERRMANN; Secty...•
Middleport. tlnue'23 • ',o6 • , T '25.9r
IMANDLEN WANTED
under9l,i., , ped - watit -buy. olt4'.Brborn Band.
lea in•any qll
quantity. to beelivere4 tn• . •
• -•.• MILLER ..t..McDONEL,-Coal - Pottsiille. •
WANT gond eceond-hand-Boller
26 or 34 inch di4M. The highest caah price will oe
paid for 11tachinery 'or Scrap iron of Jiffy' deecription.
Extra price paid • for chain •or railroad iron: Steam
engittee and. tnachinory of all kinds taktm.ht and Geld on
commission at toe Jlackinery•Depot on Coal Street. '
: • '• •• JABEZ SPARKS. - .
sir - brtieraby mail •will receive prompt ' matten 80n..'.•-•
11;1T E AM ... ENGINES. WANT E
dersigned wishft , to purchase 3. Pe cond.. bun d WAIT/
Engines, of 20 or 30 horse-power each,, Aildrefe
_,TAßEZ SPARES: . i!ottivEle,j'a,:
.194(
BIEMIZI
Redemption of State Bank . Currency
The onderstgqied. will redeem all Solvent State*aza
Q?,rreticy; at
1-2 l'er Cent.,
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS' BANH.of Cecil -Conn.
ty, ELKTON; MARYL AN D,, a
34 Per Cent.
Will alro.buy and sell all.Ggvernmant and other am
entities, GOLD and SILVER; at :best:market rates
L. F. WHITNEY; Banker,
centre St., rottaville,k,
Joi?e 'G6
FAR LEI* STEAM POMP,
.
THE MOST RELIABLE; SAFE AND ECONOMICAL
FOMP.FOR FREEING _MINES Fitom. WATER,
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Fornisfied
_by tt_. le anderißlgned only, -• . ,
. . . , . •
it No. 330 Delancey Street,:Ne:w..YOrk. • ;
Ptice listr of Pernpi eptimates oferimme all ot.l)T ;
er Inti.rmation Hill-be forwarded on application:4.
ivitt • be H 1 by rmnmorible moo, and saga:lw
Mincanteed. : nuisirrlals of. the 'bert nianufamnim •
Flttlniz& th'mk. T(iOIPT: - 4c ,•!:equirecr
nbnnt mium! -fmnbteil of •th 11
e .Ikem.' prieeM,
411 •
1 , 00 L. W. Trouthian, &q. • ••• : •
?any :ti , 766 21-3za g I; snouxii.
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OST AND FO.1 7
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T.:-.owr 7-On {lra on eNt n
.. inv. 1,,, .
i 14 deeds .fqr prnperly in.Dnnnid.t•nia..Belluvtkil".l:.
ty,lnte'Noe.-14 Anti tn_stippowti In hi 4 ii,, ,. C,4,
either in Poitsville•hr on •the road fo n tiftldw; t ° ' .. 'l
tinder will *mil °Wire the owner ..1 . , , ..!pe a di,,,,,,: 71,
"him at . Dottaldoon, who 'ply all exp,l4,::
.• •• : InDIVARD-JONE..fi,•ammid_. •
:', • Or to D . R. Gitip:;,' Attorney, 1., - ,ii, • " Jnne RIB 4,,
•
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Q 7•R A VIC 11 Away f r o m the . enivre Tib e _ 4t
1:7t1e... on Julie 'loth: a enn4 ainvi Pii...'44 , 1;
willte'epote : one amp Tut otr. and abort lea,. 'ti
A Mem' re*ard will be DAM to any pa rmi , c. ,
lnihrm it atlon where it. may, he luta, 01
.....
retaining W. . .. ' ..•
• • " 4 7, --
ANT.T.EW ROSES Ar.ittißr,
;I n , e : Bn. . t ra_2o4.l. ". Yorkville. nra P rbqz
yORT.-O,Montlev..-the lSth
11:4 .min ero Pin. Ke.i in 'Rink 'e
en
liorthAeostern .n ot ,q .
W edge f
pier. The.. finflei willb e t r .
Jnn ri.warrled hv fraying St et this Office. nr let Cr.
elk
.1011. PASS.
FUR' S - ALE AND
4.,
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ititllß,S4sAisz....7... irittbe i'old cheats a Paul a
`r. 'Bum..tieetely new. Apply to . kTql
. , . .•• ' - JESSE DRUM4ELLER; White llorie If.;
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TI. t,..
OorNU:I4IIAIGE her one .
in. two stoe pcliat...• WazoN e nn ,. 4 . ;"
f eit r
-. borvel4 -
Y -
niol tbp ; • : Apply at-Store,..Nlinnn Liffey,. ,
—l4 use 62 f
3. t66'
. ,
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F OR SA LlP.:=A'Greitt Ritroal,,,,,... Thev<.
F OR
Ftztairti arid gond...writ or A DT:V ~,i,,,n4."4.
eery Start.. doing a grind nark huOnefa -
.'”.-
go a ;Sufficient remain givrn foreOlim% ..4,..L" ,,
- ..- , - annd 2.1, •64.._Avivl t
Di! , ° Are, - • • .
111D1N/R AND. LOT FOR MALE
,Thlrti street. - .Pottsville. two .10 0 ,0, 10 w it
Hi g h Krent.. menpled '11) -, Mr. • Ll6yd.
feet deep by feet Ituckt front. For terms 0,
pfy,to -
WM. U. DAvle d
IJntie_43 !R6
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EIOR N.ALLE.--1 second band steam
r: ~,,,,i," .
hone worked abatt Rix 'lP6ritt - Z, 4
with I..drwen 11 . feet: in . diameter ; l: pump , '4' 4 .
shaft, .5 bidters 51 inches In diametertind ?5 r 1,. _14
Ahiri...l east: Imn screen 4 feet 'in Otsmoeef;o72
Iron emit. 1. chestnut screen. 1 set . hrelker re,, , 41
set of hetstleP eonetk. 2 FafrtY -I rgekg. 5 Mlal T 'ji
roe, p ar ete n t a r s Apply to 0 EORGR ALLEV, s e , p.,..
iilte, or to ROBERT BOLBEN; Woods!ds. -„ 7.
rigOIII.IiW,OOK.I. FOR PC
AE. •
wiled offer Id palette sale, the well knoutt•it -
WICK .FIL'ItNAP .PRO PERTY." situate
Berks and Lmicuster This c.
over:TWO:lures. We will sell the whole. or 1 , 4 . "
gifth t furintedend improvement.. with ‘; ( 7 4, ~
the ores...minerals, fossils, an., irchniir.o
p ropptrioni (f orus. &c., on all. lands wjt'cit Wet.;
prevtrinfly
. 1.010 Ifmm the prOperty: A 00.
cords of s.vood. cut:last winter, betwee n
°OW tons 'Pf . or4 tilt , bank. 'The (rmee ai l ,
reedy for •nperatlim hy" the first of Augor. 144 . :
Capitalists this if , ' an opportunity reldom
terms. 'at:: iddrese•Tllo.. M. a. NA TIIL. tier;
Pot t*MWn, MontFomery County.
••• \ 'arWiek Furnace.-June'YO, .
oil* you
L
• On ilervanl,Avenne„ fan Sp fret wide Frper.v,
hinrangn. Mdrwe2lan and Market' streeiF, in ikrkri
Addition to Pottsville, ;lying we-t or the.PrtsbAli
Cemetery. .-•.. • • -
Alao lota, in PnloA Ito, • Fort O'nroon anakt
• . Terms liberal: Plan, Of ;the lots Noll he 41,
and sales ituttlit by G
, • ter.
p..tisville. May ‘26,-'fil;
.• • • • . ?):"
e.irT4r Centre a n 4
U ket streets. - . Al:4n one on Market Ro,.r h et .„ l
from Centre.-lApply to • • C. THOMp
fur A CHIMP:RV .11 1 0111 14 n o„ ..
- LT.L• ber has tinw on. hand and fur snit. the fat
t tte,
large'lnt' of new and old machinery
steam enable; inch 4bre and inch sm i t e;
been refittedand entitatrie I . or Onkin elop e ,
One 2W-borne •pimer . Erizine fefitted.
. • • ,fe,
2 New noilenh 30 inches - di me t er 3(1 fortlonz,
. 66
.." • 30 "
0 • Secoivt•hnud.l3oilers; 36 inch diem., =n fret lon,. ;:"
With Fire fronts , coniplete. -
One small Boiler about .t.hnrse power: nne.lelvi.
Stack 34 : inch°. diameter feet hurl - -; One
no inches"diameter: 40 'feet tone:: nue wimp 0 : .,•4
fo o. t. dtanicter, 334 inches pitch, with Maitland P4a.l'iLi
tal t i completer two'. Wrought.. Iron Shaft.(3 '.. q t;A
litotes diameter t_nne Drum, G figG
en.. wtlh shaft and blocks complete; ouc anal
3 fontdiametei. .
144neh .thimp s complete:
Ono 1:-inch
Ope to-inch
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. -.A lot•of In inch rump • Pipes. :- one -set small Fm k
Rtills with 6 inCh wi - ought iron shafts ;
,6 sirlht(ki,
Screens; a set. of Elevator •Bneketw—new; a 11
-Pump Stubs. all elm sys ; a lot of Belt Pull nr•sr s ,
sizes; also the timber of-a large, ltreaker, nowt , *
big:tutd.eonld.he until for the same purpose; abut
-nettitSlope Chain; alrrizes. at• • „•• • .
• • • • J.A.llERST'Aiiii'ti Maehinery lepit. ~
. 'Jam; 4, .66:--.23- •; .t.Coal•Strest. Nuy),
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1( 1 13 ( gITS TI A! Pi
an:l4. 11( 4
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AND OFFIvE FOR 'SALE, NEAR BELL,Sho
SCUITYLKILL COUNTY: •
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ALSO; TOWN LOTS-EN .•
ilahnnar City. .
Slieanadeals;
Preston, -
.•
• iloath
Patterson,
• - altddlepOrt,
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Ti cer,
Idin"111Ioant flopintiA
florough of Poitoville, • .
SHEAFER. Atey for nr,24
April 14. ,G.;
--: 1i1.1030. MACHINERY '... ;` F.() 11 •..: $.:4 6 i. -L E.O
One Go horse power new em_7ltie.,3 hciticr& .le.•
One 6n horse poierseiond-hand engine, in mittre
der: iirith drpm, primping end hot:4km gear
,
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One . '4o horo power puniping NA
ing genrano ehnin—aiso,'n
' 066 . .20 horse pciwer engine, ia. good order: v. 51
A large doable breaker; with twos/eta of acrett4
lers. iron stagkoAllroad iron, dte..
' A.lot of new drift cirs, - 40 inekanage, "
One. thousand drift road eIII,S five feet long.
Appirto P. W. SIIEAFEIt. Engineer. of .hint., Pc
ABC. Pa. . Apra{ ?, 0 66 1411
LEGAL N(t)TICEs
STATE OF: .TOWN . W. infieti.
cenurrd..--LetterA'of Admiplnbiltion havicnit.
craned to the underabmed. anon the esp,,o) .
W. lleck. l.tte or Poster-Townehlp, B,ebni coarn
Penna., &ceased. by the. ROglater a vavt.. of vA
County otticbuylkilL—All.persons indented to the
ePtate are.requenteilto make poyment and diode lot'
claims to prennnt them without, delay to
.11EBECC A FI ECIC. Font , r &buy I kill Cu.,
JAPED lIARTLINE, Shamokin Tp.,, NortnambPt.Cii
June 3d, .n 6 • -• -.204
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A pITIINI*TIBATIOIY AtOTlCE.—Wilft
as Letters of Adiribilstrattoti. on the Oder
Thomas. D. Smith:late of the Boron-h. of Agee's'
Schuylkill County. deceased. have been emnitld !or n
lieziStex or Wills for said Countito the sultscriber•-•
Those indebted -,to said ;estate are -requested up sat
payment, and all . personi having claims or demo
against the said estate 'are requested to make krdr ,
the- same.svitbout delayto. , . •. •
•-• .-
...Trine SO.. ale- - --ltd6i".. : ' .'.: :- Ashland. Pt
. .
A UDIITOR*st •NOT nathrs[orl
it
r , Anditon ..ttptiointod . by. the - Orphans' cast s
'nuke distribution - of the moneys in the hand. 4 r Xl
garet Onedhley and. Win: Bucchley, Administrant" .
the ettate of .Clarlstopher Btfechley.:decro4;d,
their account filed. will attend' to the - duties et bhp
polntinent On "I'nhailay . , July 24th,- Ise& at law'
A. M., at, hts.Oftine ltt Centre stre,t,Tottsville.
.
:DA%ID A; JONEt....,
'June 30..18661. .
. .
vgg,TATE or - scrum: . uurr,Ent'o ,
Cenwed.—The nntlemimied. , Andiror.. , apPo?'
h3t, the Orolinnit! Conrt of the County or s("ply.'::
tO iliPtrilmic the:fund in !he hmlo'of Philip M. Itc. ,
ati(l,l6tin M executorl+-id the ,--tee
Jubp.iiitier...deceimied, will meet .all pertiee inter
therein at hiv Ottice on . Intlittltontio l'otm
on .1 7 r1(Ny:'July't th next,*at It) o'cloey, A. M.
Jona 211.-M6-45-2t ' OEO .11: CLkY
ExEctrriciB}9'nrcericE..-101pr , :i4 Le.
..r.Admthigtraflon • on thee of RANT'
TITeTARDS.,, late•or the 3:loruutth Of St. Clair. Schz,
kill County. • dt ell
esiv.'. have been grant i 6 o.es
dereign.d.--Notice. is hereby given in all' ;hose ladt.
ed said estate. to make pavmebt and these
claims will.present them for 't=etilement. •
• MARGARET RICIIARDS, Esectititi
St.'Cbile. June itfh, iSsit • • ':.1.61.•
ISTAT .
?E :HIP - JOHN LI'ITI , E.
~ c etixed..Le.tterg of Annduistratltalon the. 4,
&tate having becn duty granted to the tinati:•ine
all ElEinpona indebted to the game will plme raabel
went.; and those having, clitling pree'nt then to •
Jane 2.. , A6..:-2e-dt . -.- ANN LITTLE-sr-CIO'
Al)3§ trvis*it Al
Nov
a. Lettere of AdminiainttioW. on the Cote
Josetat Ferrebee. late orthe Borow.h or Ft CLin
die Cnupty of Schnylkfl , . decent-ed. bare b..en
to the Pubscrihns... , --All pershwi halebten to ,siA
tateknnt requested *to rnake immkitaffe narnett'
Ulnae having elailus agattost the Fame to pn 4
'without delay_to , JAMES. FF:filinEa .
CHARLES FEVREHEA...I
St. Clait: May 211t.1i..186-1.2-6tl
A DNS INISTRA TION 11107'ICE. -,AI :
L 1 as Lettere of Adminitt odirin on the
ro tAtat!iii7l4
Weber. late of tbe. Boneti of Polt , tillev
County. deceased.. have been granted
_to die cr-!
slenen• notice le hereby elven to all tbtwe iudetae
said-estate 0) make payment;and theft baricP:
will present them for settlement.
MALVIN. WEBER, ro lu'A
5.,t4t°
May 26. MG
.::.! : ': P9yEgNALE iT
NATIO-RAI, - .. I,AO
Offers for alte at loicestmarkel
GOVERNMENT SECURITIg
U. S. 740 Treas. Notts date of Aar. ,
• 44 if jape 15;
411.u.44 44 July 151
5-20 Loan of 1E162.
5-20, Loan of 1861.
• . 5-20 Lonn of ISOS.
10-10 Loan of 1861.
E==l
GOLD, STOCKS ANDBONDI
AND ALL.
GOVERMENT SECURITIES BOG
AND SOLD.
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rand. Ireland . Fotnee'and.Gennanj: Or 1
. P , ato putt purchases*: '' • • '
' • Ai. if. EPISTZINGEIt, Cot*
... tsvilio,•iantatry 3.. 436
• tr
elia to. WALKER" • ct. PRICE'S' at the IgesP
k-N 'Han. It you want the chest est I ill 'IV 1t , ..' 14
In Pottsville.. . .. , , ' .June a, , a6-...?xam
1 4 wrench Embroidered oust Ilrm - i : d r e t `g i ,
-li Handkerchief...l; chow M
air' ALlil.li 1 r , ..•
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