gretted that in
r 1:, :of ,reck.vs..,rue
,rel)s of the uiffi
ial
4! because of-My
peoPle.... A sliert
idea,
,rt. that
iard be- matured,
lights of peraon*
, roferly !tell ili
urthe -.tout
ey large I•,tai6titl ,
prOpusetfset-.
purpose,. Hied nonid ir con,
tlemeut with' singl;•llei...s of
fldingly and generously treated. 'have, bei it tune iteltiE
- triontly eng. aged-in . mpaixi tit: their wr e cl e d r u i, rws
:without any ihnbghtor again rgsirthi.:.or obstructing;
the general government in ils . ortlinary functions.
tar the public.''.wialtlr would bv this cthit'ae,
• have been lurreased,thollublie exvxdithresh-sseued.,
'maybe mea.Ared by yniay - hundred milthirrtis of dollars.
• •If It he true that rnurithat. Iran lost,-indrally and ma-.
hy . delay, WOnld "s?, , ent that erne
/rates the. prowl:Real action in - what is termed .-recon
attaction. The North nays we have (lone e,!l, auu
when bidding na `cettae..tti, do should not prevent
ua 'teaming to tlO well,. Thiscnn
moving all inniettltnents to the e.wre., GI iiiate.fnne
- :tiona. and the re-enjoyment of shell el.:ll'llnd' p , ;:4 hied
. rigida as are left us Mite •.. - . •
Yon will not f.. - 11 10. perc.eirr the. r.iinilarity' th,
tone Of - these. two Men, in i heir :.‘t a.-
-the contrast between avlist t. y ',if! f..,411,, and
what they say in ISCAS. , :.Observe a I:lie they try note= tO
'fall back upon the ~fliers of peaee' by In, thihm •
• ermxtent, they inFik. not only that they - .wen• ri,nl. in
-
then-hellion , but that they MM.: recant to the 7 :th:a
with all their oldfinitchises Ontris ev i el:11101g that
the question of emancipation Mutt be leriett.bi thre the
. courts! • • . . . .
TbeSe liberal proffers were toad , ihr-en: Ion.; q,0,.
aed as - they did not ocent:term , ictt n u ierrd.. It is
. Infamints to try. t 6. fall. back . ot t!'., tn. n'ot':
Made ;to inch terms, ni:.-Sll-erinan't n err rejeeted. •
• another. curious and valnatie ren, , theetts.;-
Inthe speerh of Alevander:ll. t.t..,epte te , ..losi-tim! or.
," the superiority Uf the new • w
may lie quoted aikif,mxi . iin.r. , er 111. the na , h;Linani#7,
.
doctrine- that the wet o f o-o.tt rut in siii•nkl be.
coiumiUal tiltll9Pt h‘..1••••;...,..n.r.5..
- that the members 0tt'0e,....n.!e. ta. the i
handers noun the 41.,nrInr,4,.r.W;hinAnw: , 1.. or. etrn:h.
rtractiouieta of the.mt . .t• dsag , for- ,- - 1- h , ra , -N—ne
•
are more ate:ions to ,iret ti;” t.:l-tdel It
. Johnson In:this att pn.d •th-nrpath.n h.-of I in' St:rte..
rigkhts elavelthltlers t:t'
... what they.call EventiNe 1-,rannY, . Ye; r..linni.ens, •
. iinhim'apeoch in favor,'•i .
from which I have eitoteiLiti,• - iiileil il. whole:di:et rine%
which . he, Davis, :Andrew John-on :ind Us rest, lire
now (+Posing; win•ti he said : •
. That as the nul.nri,..4on eif Sfatr., nna,r•
the Ontstltntion.wis of h'zi- - Ildton, and in the'
nature of it contract between tl.e - t. , ,iiie.'i , thiiitteiLand
tits fidninthrg, 1,4 I . ;;111 reel 14'
: eonipaet tie regarded assn: itt; an
.rh 11 contracts,. liable to be rt,runh•ci. 71,7 f et -
ment of. built partita:l
it on thelfpart.' NI ; -; le ,
t len be settfeth.if tliti••Not th
- the Congress' in 'l,,thehranrhea. 'f ,, nearrence
. thSrresillent, eei ii. their h ul ;,, I he'separatioi
and a recognition A - .•
Viaregu it led eirt of .thr 11:to's era..
. aorta to - - ahtt. l'rnitara—FiettniAilm.o. of
Pour years of %war mid toe' year t,l I . eace—the war
• 9ialthantlyinittkeil. by prolii:r; Lt, the
. part nf the Executive: . toet ti
trated by acts:Of deineiry-tnu m ar. .to Gur>p.rted
quarter—haring COlitifllled.:l/1d ileypefil 6 the.
that the utino,t canii4;:tte. , e,-.;:try heforo the
- .iwoult...n Ito fought the ref:sent:. a iw!ifoo.art:
to-the.' rights an d privilt,te+ they tt e riot
•
awety and cotniN•tely: roth.itett, tlr.roilltn.:o ittolnAvt .
or had he t n e rate% I,l:vvery
fore the Tetirlii(m;it rtgiiirviT the to
yonclnee the great body of thepecilAc.• o 1 ithinalcale,e , ,
thaaenet... Npr •• Mame Inc sioli hei
for having con, , enteti to 'sort: when Ave
(lumber their Witcher,. K-. I %, ill till:,;
the mu m. "11 D i.i. , 16/ - 11:
coif, now contlin , .l ht F.rtr. Mi.; • „ II , •11 - •
• retreat he: heo il;bli-he.t hat
. Called Ida own vindication :wall' , .‘ndrev..
..Johnsmt`,4 restoration policy. 1 LaNC:eli.r.. , or,
. }ward or I)r..l,,7ralen'a 'hook, anthyi.ll' tha'l.llll4,
perceive bow cooly the.leatler of v. ,
111Shihi 1711011 the utiColitlitional
.• • .
• 'lion - of. "hie ficoitio" to tl•ciC the . .n;dioicii
It- only neLtleil this la '
that - too much caution awl, tic !i3h....01
•
7,10 re confiding 'power into the. h•oni , It 2
lowed this thrice -guilty criminal. Afivt
' him bath, and left hie ?eat to incept tin.rlti•itaiu>lsip :?
the 'rebellion; .lefferiOn bat is rottm.h..,:4 .
• cruelty, continued torn,ur years wit 11 , :lli 1,,i1,,,,1.:1fir•i
-021.,!that has no fairitliti in tantl,-rn titnee, and rile
Maki rettimiblanre in the I min Wu- ~1 ti rwroi.i.o•-
• hark'. past.. I select .3 few itocee".., ' r iot I,r Int. pin'-
. poet: of- hew anithoettwr.,:lan ....haply, to ;law,
how absurd it is to ealtect a peopl , .-overned and,
thus letl,'lo FUI/1314 to the 1:0N- thty
and to rt•tunt undeserved landoo, n rlit ad 3 lid
mitt ingratitude. •• ' •-; ,
• • tilt the' tttilli of Deeentlier; .
the gislature of 14 Ni lA-Terri tv .
le , to the
• - I,t•ople of the _free' i3late,-,
t.driolf the tart IWO yt:ari , ,roc 4:lllytrunder ia li n at- we •
conatintetrto lire for S411(111:1 :IA t• ip 2.1.. , 4,6:1tit 211
mach anti. hay, 1.,,i;c1.t0 to , t, It a thr;',.l.2,-
• 71.1e11t rottenlo the core. NVeiv . evi r to'he
• 10 again•aner ilitu a I:Out! ii tilt !tied 71 /I.'l/1 Ili, I
• IV, Mmes
0411,011...L0 iii it
Utah .to it -or ion den"
.•-iii thieve'., . • •
: Again:: t!Ottr.cneinit , are a•ir:oliti.u:a and, t.inilw:s
irare.• ' 'Front tin' tithe of croinui II I' the
nmuf they have been. iii,rtirl.;•rm - t the - piatee the
ivorld. • tiatherethogether
• ' and felts of the north I.fren
it and cif vi, her.
.eonune . ateed bkriblio twar sill
try; ' they r.:+.
They disturbed Eis,•iiizai - ou tia it Th.
muted • Catholics in Fai!_tia :and tiaii or-
And in Ana : , •
• VITe• need not ‘voza.t..r tit 1:441.
1 might fill out et,ltimr...,ot
are enough. Can you Woroler, It , iu it
maned call. it
-. itol . l7nl , 3ti pe..onvf,. g-1 iit•ol. 1'1,.... r.]llley ;J:ii .1J.i:,.1'.
, t o , ; .'i•7 Mini he I;:rnr.,i :1 .1 , ::11 -, 01 . .1" ti:, .C.,1,11.a111
on IffrlT of forgit .1 t ,.... or fiteAi,.. ~,...“ I ;,,-, ~,,,A, ~,
• • -that. he net er for •t tu.ni.t.Att 1.,,G.5.1 il. ILI:-..1,,,,j:• '...-
c n rver of 1•4.111:1.A :i I i• 311. ;s1,;1 't ~le-,1.; 4, i::.:12:61E;-.-1 il,-
CIVII WOO, .: .AII,I fall .•il 1 .:'!„:p ~ ,, ir--',:,i,,,,t1,.1 1
knowing tiles, tliiiit . ;: , 1., 1., ~1 ~•.•...1L;11,,..,;,, , ,,1,t ;,...,
'• /111511 t. the .111 r of :tt ietll , l bita tt r i.l hi=. ~. 1- ,. , • , . ...t'0::-
with Dr. Cr:ix - vb. prop:trill ti0n1,‘, , ,,, - by 1 0 ,,,,,,1 i . in,.
. the pnrpose of OM clirther ip11:onoo.- -it, po.;;.1;•:' Joi.l
I.i.ketl•oiling Di.: day of 13,..tint:r,,,,0'.raii,.4; A0'11,.10..;..
than ill, , Noi 111 - ,%.;11.1 - t.t. 11,0 C 00,,: . j,,:01... ~, oo,ti. .
lk veil In turn a 11131, ,Itti'vl . l/k.1•1111. 6 , 11.-111111:1'1ili
glrt.r.seta by puelt :1...m, , ,.!-, ~:wi.: ....ur if-- It rott.to... :,,
liooth, l'avntcl , t,iint. ay, - Vt ii,t, :q3:.11111 , 'r• nth! t'!..;fril,
. .
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V.ho :11i6 . 1rc1ut441 I. ilt4 . 0
If-it it true fled .I,:iier•-•4.1, It a i•-• ,11.1 •1••1' f••;;•1 1,,•
plt4ol sud . ltell the It tut •••, lit I'!,: rt,e
heart or.our.hthrivrett .I•ltiee,h. re bet,',l e I t•
hrrn i gu hi m , a ,,t ; at N , ho hr: et Iti iii! lahd :h.'
cite!! the Igoe tont. , ton! i :itch sitnal... s.luthi•
. 8)41141 - .3. that &lancet lino' otabe,t trtritit idtd . ••:••,m
ttneeiviliall_warld . •
~ • Jell: Da v• it. 'and 1 1. It Sic p ' •
Non 1.110.1. MI/ illt • ll,,,Lli,lllE' • f.,uii N% iOt
Ave imleSylicy • imr. t t•
t!i'4 ta.ly Ih,tir rt . tilt . .ll to 1110
4111111Ci1., 11N 11111131.11,1
tit:mitt!, 1.11 , y 11.1 it, thksv;:ir 'ili6rl
tbeywere - and I . ,'‘ this gri , st
,people, than tnultict,l; is NullDhl lu 11,1illtIlilit:IICA
. .
- ?ors titritiitionh.rf lie crietli I) this in !.: Ili lid 1;•ii-•.,'
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by Mt," introduction of Liir....,•rr. hi,...i-.iiii..,1,.:., :i, ~,,
.h,.,.
••..-%.lriiinci.ir a n t intrr,l,- - xr:t ' .i.d...!!ti• I,:ui.yual 14 , 1i1,1 il•
. - 4•1 ° 711- 'ettil.6": :OA III.1111"i . ;;:, ( q - All , ll -, \l •fi ,- htl•ou.
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Soli,' ander the shadows of Thderiehdlinee Hall; springs'
f ro r d •the eaipe trleibaTlitita ' fountain of patriotism.
- . • 11(OusilintkIn .of :General
...Tc . ne' to Alm " . spirit' width has has permeated her people
and. her. Pahlie men to do honor to those who' ave
eared Repoldic hom sleety; the Union party at an
• early day indicated its preference Tor Pam:al - John UT:
'Geary aF its candidate for Governor, and the waren.;
'lion which obeyed Ulla popular demand 'continued the
choice by placing hint on a platfinin signally haimobl i
bui with the noble action of the'congrmitmai maion
ties, and ie auspiciona acalor• With.. the. idea's and 'de••
to Ep1:41: of Gene: .
'General Lee stir
r,-0„ )ctier of Gene..
uerat ht ,- *ICF
tv 711171W111,4 Men.
II the declarations
idea In 311 Vrefi
vald !time fought,
wrfir much I:mger, -
*for , this ei.ectn-
. .
• While GenerniGeerydterveAthe hunt* as a soldier.
. he deserved ltAlsn as a citizen. 'Attached tethe,D.em
oeratie party in days gone by, and establishing a noble
record by refusing to become the toul slaver*while•
Governer of Ktuwas; preilons.to the election of James.
Ituchanan, he would no toom think of dish'on'oring the
coitadenee reprised in him than he would have dreamed'
of tarrying his -boys . in •hlue.into the rebel Tanks:
'
have Known General Geaty, man and boy, for nearly a
z quarter of a century.. Ilis expetienceis almost roman.'
: • Not yet Aftv. years cid: be' Wei participated in - one
is'Ar which addetl'a "new empire of freedom ttinarter,•
. Tit (try,. tiatUit . another which-rescued another
from slavery.. - 14*i - Iy:twenty yeirs ago he assisted to
carry the American eagles Into the hallsof theMontezu
ma-P.; and shortly after: when the stars and stripes Were
pinned cu the I'acifiesluires, be wa*called to discharge
the duticwof icivilposition, the more diflicriltand
licate beca (we • the laws - of his eonntry were t° be ap
plied to the restraint of a .ne* and reckless.popalace:
ou the One hand, hod - to an old and ignorant populace
yr, 'the other:. Emerging from a caminunity ut Sist -
lawless, and alwayS.dangerous and fall of temptations;
- he'returned to hiS native State without a blemish Open,
cburacter. -When. the- slaveholdert‘ precipitated, a
tsar he'wasneither surprised nor unPreparodjuihn had'
cherked their intrigues in'Katialx. and knew their dee , -
. pernte,.zs •he predicted their .ulthimte designi; , •it is
n o t nivessary that 1' should 'rehearse the Story of his
military deeds. : The survivors of-nearly three hundred,
-Stion,and l'enpsyllania volunteers; the:rim:fie-van&
• friends. remember and stand ready to reikani him. •
~. ' . • • Geary mud Clymer.' •
. No bikertribute cnnld have been paid to General
Gary than in' the. seleCtion of- hie •conipctltor: The
• Detnocral i e convention, keenly sensible Of approach-
ing defeat, sekaside theieworthieat' for their Weakest
llnable.to induce a soldler.to carry their flay,'
'and unwillitnr to consign their most dietiugnishett'cli,
ieeu'tofhc lthrolliatiou -of an . overwhelming.
(10-y.placed a gentleman upontheir ticket, whose'sin--
ale elaini.Ti, , tg pOlll the tact that he is.cef !sin to se-
Ttre lin3 largest majority for General (:Cary. Ohr can.,
dilute could not 'expert 'finder any cinannennici.a to
•
reci•ire the talffrdges of ltuf .tneh atlu, prayed • for the
.dt at of himself:mud his gallant ulatuirona, :in,t as it
41(1 lithe is en creel to deprive theSe 'of an
.onnarinnity - to vote, Mr. Clynier was • kindly andirier
ciftily pet forward. • ' • '. • •
• •
Thcre.is. however, n pe..illiar value in Fitch an
itict-` (lean and Clymer are exact -autipodies in All:
Clpner - 6 . i:edsof Iris royal, or'ratiter ari;i
tts;rwticMice,try: Geary is.the'wor of a pporand bort
• e«t, tar • mechanic. When Clymer Was
. Whig, Geary was a DentOcritt. When Dertiortary:was
- elneld of • slaverY,. Cly met lwearrie a I me;
.er:.! and Geary a Ilepliblrean. While Clyklerwas. re
lt-e of the ballot to the: soldier in the-far
' ettf hind, (teat . ). -was - titantlingrunltir the holltds of the
rebel foe. 511tile'Clyiner insists that the doors of Cott- -
• Lints, ;half be.thiosvii taietr for the onctordit
inisehot of each Southern conspirators tu, - Alexander
IL Stiphens. the - viOt President of•the'Confedraey;
'.(teary ,t-tantla' with tiongrees and'
itt ,- Cr ., and COil , iitiiikit , hn will do,lustive tai all lop.
.td inen:and prevent the calamity of toutilter.rettellion.;
4 1 staili . dritei for. CoiledAt;dtri• Nen ato
ittoe.,.you•Will. perceive, spoken frankly and.plaln..
ly-,indeed .my experienee.at the .pathaiarcapital du
ring the rettellion has - taught Mettiet'altie of frank
lleert, mud - Inure - than - all; the utter worthlesAnes.i of
Odin' i pophlarly CA.lllFt!rliatiffli,.:l - 111fIGT - Seal .
the rebel hallo its. hest and, in. its . worst . phases. There .
were intervals when-I was ready to asSits.riu the ticlop.•
tan Of ' the - meet. forgiving 1T111.11.01/TS. 'WWI a'
A imi• • nearly friar years info-rwhen I looked to den't-r
-eon 'Davie; itimself as the great paelticatoOrelieving
t lett ite spolt(esittLerelYwslien he raid-he had reltietaittly,
left Me ..ieretite,..atidthat he; %vas a follower-instead of a
hauler.' P.M, Intwevtr painful the 'admiseiou'roay be,
Lhe.belier haft becione an , unalterable conviction, that.
lite epirit horn of lorman'slaiTity will 'requite ling
-tune for its extirpation,' and that every proffer of par.
tind every, corici;ssitinnf inisunder
elood by the:-leaders 4if the The Gate of
:dr:Lincoln, in the %cry odor of sanctity, in .the !Mar
tc hen 'he Wart di.epiated to forgive and forget everything
but his duty to hie banally, warn - a..leesun so i.rwlul that
it only requiridthe failure Of AndtewJulin.otes
pi wahlt; rtiort to propitiate the Sante , savage instincts,
to inter,ify 'the warning. 'With. vice I hav'e be
lieved it - tight IA conceal nothing of my own
'and :LA I am alone respousible,' I mu prepared.
i..tr the 6r:sequences. think all - candidates torrepre-.
erietlifive peeitions' shrink] Jai equally 'candid.- -The en.
(R.h.gation In - Congress - have solidly voted-
f-i - ;t1I the radial tMasureir, until ladieve their actious
lithe entipttikd and no-conned at . the Lollot box.. My
!tattle having been stiggeeted acandidatetor.the
States Senate at, the clitiie of the term whictl& xPires .
tor the 4th of March; letti, it-is printer that my opinions
rhoold lan known, 1 think every aspiraht Lir the
nigh home.ehotild be called upon eiplicitlylride
tide Irk; own rsieition. I ma •vain enough to hclir , ve
that I am qualified to discharge the dirties of a Seuatot.
Iron Pennsylvania: I have been cottArained liy Sour,
tett istic:and official relationg to mingle in roost of the,
wxtiting acetic of - the national capital, front the period'
w her -Jinni's Thichtlinin attempted. to make ..Ktutsas
'Lave titittnidown tO the tilvetinthour; Whether I have
heel) to principle, fearless in my oppoisitian to•
treachery in inyliterner party, or in perOsteut and un-.
shaken anitgottlein to the rebellion, which succeeded
flan treachery—Whether-1 ItaveeteadfaeLly roalntairfed
the good light in the dark complications recently devel«
iti.eit -it is for the peciple whole:ye theloattel in charge;
•
•
, .
I thank on ladire end : gentlemen ; Sor the tiatieneki
yon have heard me, and re,iiii.idfully bid, you
oOd /right, . .
prolonatil grated t.W.rtirnfor after. ha. bad ea - ndudcd.. •. • .
-'Mtiti,(o.!..:':-:',l..#,iitit4l
• r•T.:-.1-t ,4 4%" I -
f t , • Z . 5
• '72t44A.-! is
MinZ
: • "11..iiv&t:uiifl..frai• • '
711 nil theenil,thwe ahn't,t'ut he Urn
k t., rn refulfruill•;:," - " . . •
r_il IfE . ..]: t,Jr.,_ ,)N .(_;0..L.,‘1.
•
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The asaprontio.e. in favor of Novivfieotia
..... i'Oal .tvirkevroat in. the Illaciftv of
, •".. " • •11prp"reme1itelivvsi . • -
•
When the Tariff
,bill Was . lieffire Congress;
u e - sent Mr; Daddow. - together with' some of
;* i 1 ,101:::: to -Washington. - They both ar
rived in Trine, aud. - several itienthers o 1 Con-.
~, : e:s were furnished hitt) our wart; On Coal
Iron, and. Oil, trhielvaided in :posting. them ,
.up . ns to the - Yitst del . ()sits of BituininOns Coal
in.thie,-cOuntry, tihd heir accessibility to the
Ktstern 'ti nt& its : J tilge . - li e11y.,- - of Philadell .
Phia, and the 110 . -Mr. IltanritS, - . of
.Mary:
intoit : hart ie iii ply : interested . t liemsel res in
.
.itie :matter, and deserver lire thatiks: or the:
liii(.:rcatt. Coat interests- South, far ,their' able -
advocacy . or these: hit crests • - thr . UM f .
lloor: O
yongri-Ss. - Judge . Kelly . waSs . orreet in stly::
ring that so thr as we are couettimed,"we de: .
_ire ho protection on Anthracite - Caal; anil
ht,ro is scarcely a pilot in our State qua. 'lips::
- -.-ces Lthtuninotig Coal, that can enter ibt;?:.
e 4 Impel ition With.,l`i . Ova Sebtia- Cp , t' p
.rdly be.
86, that•
v,i , ul;ha
this quest:l6ll.6r duty on Coat .
-ealled .la PeunsYltiaM , - theilsiqe• - But •we
;now lb ; it. so ut h e - ,r,.. - pitihttittous Coal,-.befare
the jteeipydeitY Treaty, Q .
the .-Illion . f
;,,-- . ..,
A ,„.. lid() 'cpinitet itionw WI XoviiScOti4 Coal
.0. the I::astern . maikeb - ,
,and did keep do'vr
tlt i.' prices- and- will do. so ttgaiM: if the: ditty.
to foreign-Coal is egitall'zed. - WitliOtit desigpa,:
iin'l4±:iiiy.particiflar kind;. Competition always
eihmes; and monopoly. always-enhancespd.-
• Mr. KELT,EY. Ido not know who is the writer of
y
ye 4, and NW LI feel no hesitanc in assuring -the
~ ..eftern inanufaeturers that antler
. n duty of ' that admirable article, awl Cannot- therefore disclose
I.IU , name.. Rut I read It with.great pleasure; and.conld
if time perinitted, more than confirm its statements
.:.',' I . - .0 )Cr tun Ott t'nrcigri Clout, they will be from the recently published work uf'hfr.Daddow; giv- •
cptibled to purchaSe their Coal 'cheaper thanlona of every Mine in those Mika, and
Leh , Wilctl criPt
eoin i mend to' gentlemen , :Fh 0 NV, tOtilld er
lithe duty was placed at 50 cents only on - stand this snbject ,
NoVa Sent tit Coal. We desire to accommo- hlow.would it do for Congress to purchase
.
date our. Eastern friends, and we know they and distribute about 3,000 copies of Coal,
.
are Yraikces enough to undenuand the ativau_ 'lron and'Oil ?It would prove of more berte
•
ages, of competition in the productibn of any lit to the people, in showing.the immense re
article. , • sources-of our country, than* a half million.
.
' When the Tarill - of 181 4 was passed, there' dollars' worth o 1 documents which have been
..
was ti L•reat clamor raised throughout the. printedfor distribution.'.lt would. also lead
uountry arr,ainst putting a duty of .1 1 ,4 4 5 a ton' to more enlightened legislation.on our re
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mn Atreign Haft Road Iron.. Said one w v _ sonrces, .The informationderived from this.
tlifte is not a Rail !toad Mill in this country." volume in legislating-on the Bituttainmis Coal .
This Iyas. true, Says another----thore i s n o t ••interests alone; will be worth millions,of dol
sufficient capital in the country to build Mills lara to the country. • , - • *.
for Making Rail Road Iron." This was mit ' --------+-----
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... . ,
i rue. Congress ran put a duty of iT., -. )5 .a ton . LANDED r '''' . °P- 11 ".F.TaRS dgc.. 7
0178 8008 - .
, foreign Ilan Mosul Iron, and-in les§ than -
I , _
- ' .We would, call the attention of the owners
do . . years_ a sufficient number of •• Rolling , in
~all - -
of . mineral lands na.all parts of the country,
ovs were erected in the country to turn out
irr • • • - • • but especially in the. Anthracite Regions, to
~A3 ; - -L bt a tail itoxl •Iron to lay down a Mile - .
- ' 4 ‘ie a domegiie articl e "our book on Coal te., and to the important
amongst the Bbivni;',
-• An where was IT •?,,...... - •• ' . • • Information it. contains in relation to - .thme
'Why, as Mr. lisn.' - Fisintithislica . t •-_ rite • . . . • •
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counict, I wasi , k e dds ",,, frabritaT,„„ - ,; ( 1.1.„ • great and growing interests in coal lands.
as a skediadleist ,I waa
-3 i. utter, .failuve. t.. I or. It is a notorious fact, that our present sys-'
pursood by the shitaliviteti;iii - oirerta' Wen. Afar.
they cureVaipitosidezniwiniest - insisolf in a oh- tern of mining, is tbe.most Wasteful .
'and cost,
hoop skirt an pnt a honnit ante my had an a tub , -
y one that could be adopted, and
that both
onto me•sholder,'an waikt r . down- ttevoad. werrl,
Gingerly. . f' -1 . "" -
_. - ' ' - 9A Land.proprietor and operator are not_only:
Sea
poorin the &front rru'lirndn't barn' losing an immense amount of money annual
your, fl e w oaiattatip who, iii only goia to ,
spring far a ttibev water--wcad you.?". . '.- --r,...1y, but that vast quantities of the best" coal
"Olook a-here,'t swathe Shivairv, -- "tbat'' P are . coristantly being lost in abondoned works. •
out. Wot yerdpinyith theokboitta on VPrior /e, -: . - - - .
o t h atum ,, teum - vith ux ..,-. , .._t•.„..4 . ...:..4 - ,An.fThis great loss Is irretrievable.- It is not the'
granni
An p3or ols granmother Minted - :tn.... ' L " . ' . . 105q3 of money to individuals, but a se
. I awl marcht back to Rickinonii.iiiiiironevida g reat
.. .. . ...
a vile Dunge„.,_But.... my Bill or Fair_eAai - leAt* nous loss on our resources.. • : .. .., .•
unrcluchi9 o .L'illtvi•es• -Fir hni ' lliAl-41 / 4 1 .-
AVcein confident! assert, and if nee •
git Bred. an water, which was -ebarg.d to i g . .Y. . essa- ,
a n Bred. fee' dinner. "Per a varietyj got'
„.,,.., ry prove, that not less than 3;600;000 'tons
more -Bred an water fee sump... , coal - •". ~ , ~. ... . . ....
ti are annually ; lost to toe . resources. or
priisoa4iiiiifilt3rAtuittil ate .
onto the .gard's mind that .1 the §tkte, , above 'what. might, Or . must. be
goodly: . It-tooks pit/rho - tulle
tbaralcEted and wasted by a More perfect Sp
aded: -.The impretmon - w as • at
onto the top of his craifinte, j se ta'of Mining... This ranges froth $1,000,006
-
the:hare crt in gam. As. the ..B to $1,f.'50,0,00, to the landed propri lors, - and
Then Isvilled ;lite - -erattud -t .
borrerd Ids keys, an left. , ierhaps . the same amount to opera ors, While
-tr;Johrtheti , ttese snfOr; t lie drain' on our resourceS---wili must be
'. - -- „Zoila ROI* .
telt by ourselves . Or our posterity, is not leis,
than .$15,000,00011 per aniinnal noW, .;and.
.
'early increasing as the coal tnic - le increases.
It must be remembered that Mar anthracite
coal fields are limited end that visat interests
depend' on their prodiactivenosii, - -Mani:Ac
tin-ea. iiinet... - diica' y ,Nsith.,their'.deciidenee..
)1 : will not be miin3r. - years tee re thol , !crearli"...
of the -great nisimnoetli ' .. ceil-teia . ", will ` - -be:
skimmed card the present rate of Be Ovid. ,
TweiGdide .of, :our mines are:, litigated: OW'
A411. - iiii:*bed, zed. Over.
~.twol-thirds of • the
A idlart e d hrecalixedge. -0 4iiiAelibilifine&
:lAiierYid,"i*ti'AiiiCeallopeinderc ' '
are seeking'
, iellica - en :. the: mammoth, . Th . ..:
- '- - - - - - er ignore all
;Brasilia' .T:liimits:' , . - .llOthing I than
. eas -20 feet
torticial'catiiia'n' ' - "tri - lb ' - '
t._;,- -; -,-- -. P.„ - . ~ etr . • idea . of i k:. l,/ pa yi ng -
P 413--, - are - bY: - idititie,
..ui,., nd
Polpk-slY.o*ii:Atll"Coliniiemzer ..
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.•11,1 - and tandidg, -it iki4ktiOrdliiikg.befitreitii
iniPF4*i:tielo i ; i tia t; . **.4..edi . ilaii*l
Pii4l-1,- **4:tliiiiiiiiciiiii(' '-'. : 11 .
littlet- - Aiionght Vi l iii,', 6 - : iii - -.?;.- ~ . ', ,k *,1 , 1 34 —t:
`Beal. -:-. - --. • --- -1 0 1 X! 10 4 ten.'
-,,,,,. -9 W I- #T .-411 0.0fitatiiliill-liiiiiiiit -
•!..r:itillieltlakit:6 o4 - i - ' -- t iit 0 ,, • -..; ,--: , ,•.: ,- .... .0011
-44 '' ' ''''' 74 '''' ---- W P/ 11 41
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t N aIICIEDAY, • JijEI,' 7, i?;i66
THE TARIFF, QUESTION
(4ii• Book in cnii!itess.
.f.. 4 Iy . • Con- 1
' 4 replying
e and Means, , o6,,.
L laZroa. -I .thialfN
4311121.5
• • ~,,,s:l'-s,Nll4a - corn- •
• . e tax biltind:.
• •
• • ood
uvidcats, of
• 1•41 l
my
:r, unity to point. them tint; hr the
4!:lee•Avillcorl*t them of 'lig Own
nun of the eniannitioe-allitdedlo'•
• n lbe 'netieniet. the Coin"'
anti I.tlieretiglaez thetLaceab :
• • -
• -
Ido not wiust - the.Legiela*rerd ildfirelOlCOTT • :to IPrile.
:Claim not only to the satemnintiheicirrtifinrio. Ask:
ple of but. partial information; that-zsee
that w e have Irian conntrY all theanthomitei ettalitC
the *did. I donottriudit - to to - tss tbetWerld fiat iter:
•are.glyinglekisletiee protecdOn - toafithrfidte cad rhea
silent:Mc men and half-informed men.the-werld'Onte.
:know that ontaide of four hundred and seventy,aquare
miles eir our territory within. the 'uffs lo •PolltuttivlP
.11i il.llO be-sn'ite coaticoati him eyeto been inn& - N OW; tr. .
there is no anthracite coal in the world Macaw' born;
.whydo the Committee of Ways and•liteaue primate:ha .
protectit bye dety . Of.sl.6oeltte . ton? . It belearly an.
cn - ersight w hich the committee w ill cornet. , it Us inti
mated bY my friend on my right 'that there ii anthra ,
cite coal I say no there- ht what is. called
Welsh anthracite coaL it contains tOolinich -
or volatile matter for:anthiscitc Nor in it Ybittl- - - .
inietnts. : is a • bastard twat, and. While 'it. ,makea.all
:the dustof•anthracitedt:prodriciss- all. lie • amoke:of
bituminous.; It is, therefore. - incapable of nee foe-any
r'.'of the purposes to which pare anthracite coal only min
• I mak it desirable that -the: wised antiwar:lt so hi
eer.shlerateby inserted should be stricken: oat .of the
bill. ..The anthracite,: which needs sio.peoteCtion, and
which, were it .consdnitiomil, would - bele „an ..erpoet,
duty; Is the coal: [Merest of:Pennsylvania. It prefers
• no, clainto protection, and I speak .fiorlt butler those
wli&are voiceless in this Houne,-the deluded and poir-:
• City-stricken. people of the insunectionery - districts'
• which Itehould - .linoWn is the . ereetritnenthitandre;
CMS coal .district of- eur octtistry.: liaryland'has' her
own eloquentrhampions here.. Kentucky la not with
out potent emcee:- Missouri also has her champions in
her able and faithful Representatives; and Tennessee,.
I. although her. Representatives. are not permitted to
' ticipate in our. debates,•heethein upon the floctr,•mng-•
litiz freelytvitkmerubere and able .to them of the
tith treesnrnothltinninons coal in her hills, end how'
their prt elects are excluded Itontetheir iegitimaternars
-.het on the:Unit feast, by the British coal -and that of •
the Proviiii.racerried thither an ballast without charge
of. freightin. ttneiele JUTiViDg for*Cargeses of cotton.-
- 1.13 -- own State linvingrei special interest in this - guess
lion, 1' argue it:-on. behalf.of the. wide and - rich.hitn
• inimins gehls'or the South, and enterially-of those of
. Virghtia.and North Carolina. • Btit, -Mr. Chairman, let.
remark thatit 'in not a question of the smith( coal
to the mannfattniersi or New-England.. -It, dries- not
-touch the cost of their coal, asl - will dtienstrate:
louder the reciprocity treaty the coal of Nova Betide'
came into our ports - Auty free.. Since. the abrogation
'of that treaty $1 25 of-duty -has been collectett noon
. every km of coal that hard arrived from Sidney or Pic- .
*doe.. Where did that duty-tall 1- At - the door-of the
.S - ew. - Englautl*nufactory, or. et .the 'entrance of the
foreign : mine S. It did 'not fall at the 'door of the fists.
tory nothing la more 'certain than that:-: No Nese
insimfacturer has paid, more for--his coal:
since that - duty Of $1 'Ai was put in - than he paid be
for .e ; Tee - owners .Of Nova - Scotia coal Mines have
paid - into our Treasury the tens:of thousands of . dal
xve*hare Culltuled, as dudes. oil. challenge any
Nt-ic
. England man to refute that isseertion. • Coal paf.l .
in.' a duty of $l. ton is ••delivered in Portland, Ili
.Ito.ton, - . M.Providenee, - -and in NewYork.ist precisely
the price - at' which -it wan delliefed when it came 'in
duty free. We -have; 1. reliant; made - the owners of
anti mine s.ln the British Provinces pay.into the. Treas
latiy of the United State. sl.•fis for: every ton- Of their:
.coaith.itt• we hate -consumed. ' • ..- •
Now. sir, let me tell.yriti how it- . happens' that. (air .
atnii,ble and.loving neighbors Could 'add $1 to-the
- cost of their'epal per .ton, and still sell it at - the same
' price at, before, -Sir, these American gentleinen, who
therhalitime of the committee tells Us went to Nova -
-seotia an d invested 'their capital:in coal mines, did
hrd'e.o tht•re- .net they will- not be ruined
if deli'. divide Mia 'be reduced fifty percent- by the
com Petition of .Virginia ind.Nerth Carolina coal- in
dm, markets 'of New.finglaud. •.:1-et us consider that
calmly ; :What -have their dividends been?
Never • belnw fife pee annum; aid they
..notntifrequeritly risen to one hi - indeed and ...amity- fi n
- . per per annum: %Their piotltit, have 'long since
h4fyottirtheir:otiginal outlay;' and ail they bad.
to. i t , .wlseni the . falsely,ealled - reciprocity:treaty
ahrogateir was to 'ennelude . to put 'up with-froth fo rty
• ti, one hundred and sixty per cent:per annum and pay
theAutv on the coal - delivered In. - the: United States:
. Sir, iits iny:wish.to ithnubite - and promote the thaii's
ufactering, power of Our country: I wish our cenntry
'l.., achiMe commercial independence,-and accom- - ,
idish this we Must giPe New Iflnglarid cheep To.
.t . lothis we must establish rivals to the proyincial
will cheapen New England's supply of Cos:t
hy dealing fairly and honestly By -the-unrepresented
people 'Of the South, and byistimulatingithe develop=
ment.of the rich fields On the - IStin the. lime; and the
IMep rivers,.North Carolina, and Jan:Me river, Vit..,
My colleague from 'the Pittsburg 'district [Mr.
. moon's:aid said . it would be a hardship on New - Nag-.
- NMI manufacturers to make them go n thousand miles,
little district for their. coal: • Sir, iiceeptiug a. point
. Midway i,f the coast of New England . and the port of
&peen. e, thee wed not to • obtain- better American
coal add a mile to the' distance - .their - Coal is • car
fled. • It can*.he
. taken by wter transportation. from
• Hichitiond by a route it !Mart asitietaken from Nova
, Scotia. to-the ports of eonueetieut 'and Bfaitsachnsetts.
The snggestioti and•tmleas-gentlemen,
want to leg slate againstlarginia and North - Carolina.
and it...favor of Nova Scotia, they will strike from this'
'bill that. eitraord i wiry clause which assumes an 'nag s :
:inary line in the middle -of the ocean,-the thirty-second
meridian . tan:l; and -provides,. not *like alb :previene.
American legialatiuni that' goods coming frem• the
greater distance, say cast. of the Capeof Gael
. 511;111 lute lint half the &Ides imposed on goods - cam.:
iP-_ , :froin nearer puts, - out in violation of all-prece
d,•nt, and of 'all principle, provides that 'the- coal
which erosses the ocean sliall.pay $1 50 per ton. While
that which.com63 from just. beyond our borders, mid
'within that imaginary' line,•-and upon which the cost .
tif:tranNiortion. , Is . little 'inure than nominal, Shall
*.Conie 'in at:one-third of that 'duty, or fifty ceuts per
. The question beforens is - not:between the Govern:
Mem 'and manufacturer, hat•between the, interest' of
a few - Aineric . an gentlemen who went ont Of this coup
-dry and invested their fonds in an 'enemy's territory.:
-and t hese - War:Li rampled Staleswbose' people we are,.
while unrepentant of a - grent public crinie, justly
piditical subjection, „but...whose -material inter
ests We .tight to . foster and •promete" With 'more thati
-a guardian's with uhrinher's or:ii father's - care: -The .
d tot' interest' cif the New Eaglitini manufacturer will
he (mind in promoting conmetition between those pas.
.triotic Americana who during the war avoided our
In
'rseahiug taxes, and whose_ foreign lunstments: were
earning averag dividends - of ebout.one hundred per
cent:, and the present -or future owners of the -rich •
tide.wat.4 caul-lirlda Nirginia 'and North'-Carolina :
-I:et ween'these parties lies the whole:46l4km, and ex ,
perfenee will. prove thud am the foetid 'and not the
ro, or the Nr;w.England manufaetiner.. . •
Having.sititi this emelt on the coal question, Lln
vite.gentlenten to examine the provisions - under :eon
sideration„.Which they thid at- the close of the fifth'
...section, on page .25 of the. hill: and I beg leave to'ny.
thc . inentbers of the 'coriunitMe that in attempting .
to protect en investment or Amerbani capital In a for
eign country they have. fallen into errtir, and 'that.
Ni anted to perpetrate 'a- entire upon' grentlemen who
ILevc ed with such industrY, fidelity, and . general
good-Ma:intent, I Ns mild goaceal ,thi. fact that misled
them aml bey proposed to protect anthracite coal,'
Met that they drew an imaginatfline in theritiddle
the .KI.:111 Pr6poSeli that coals tinning from Within -
that Ipe ahrilld pay but terry vents per ton;'and coals
comitbzfront lnyond the ocean should pay three times*
nt
ceets per WU..
.
i have responded :on • behalf. of •my . State, which was
ailed:A to as el:dining advantage in this coimection'.
'Sin , doe's not e'xi•ect tu . sapplythe New England manM
fnctetrrra:w ith bituminous coal, but her-people believe.
they. better. promote 'the interests-of our whole
country by proinoting.thosenf Virginia and North Cat ,-
ohne than they would - bylegislating so as to advance.
those of a few American patriots who 'haves - invested
their capital in Nove Scotia or any other foreign' coon
tey.•.' The coal trim the mountains of .Idfiryland and
Pennsylvania . Will be:excluded from the collet towns
'of New England by that of the tide-water mluesof
Yir
_•infa ~rth t,aroltna, and - the people of those
btafes in exchange, buy the products of New Eng
land.' Moen - . as •1. am tempted I will -not detain the'
house by reading froM, the admirable' book , of Mr..
Samuel Harries ibuldow ni Coitl,'lrou; and Oil, a de
:,criptio, of the cOals.of Virginia and North Carolina:.
will; however; say iltatin gas-producing
i u-cleunnes3 they exceed the beat that are produced-by
. our .liritish American provincial conntrynien who are.
tfOiolate all init.:and all reason'to protect
their. special investment : and I Will ask the Clerk to'
'read- a , short paragraph from aulidritirablii article in
• -
• , .Viroinia and Nbith - Carolitia have each'inore mom
.tidi, ur nibieral 'territory* and- less agricultnral landsrim,
thau Pey I vapia, 'yet how reverse all
the.circomataie:
cei , *of their develmmtents. • ,
''''fife 'Richmond. or tide-water.coal-geld-InNirginia .
&fill:dna One hundred and ei;.;bty - equire miles of coal:
territory. The coal has been used for nearly.oneltim
tired' ye:prase mineral fuel for sinith'sfuses,the tasting.
of ,•monoo,; prodaving-steam ' and-as gas coal:- It' is
Lo the CAJUN ii the '.l3ritish Previne.es - for eVery•:',
is . eqiiallg available to the New England Man- - ,
tins-inter?, snit is'imtfurtherfrom them, takings gen-... 1
end center, than the coals of Piston Sydney,'.'
like the coat of NoValientimnear tide -Water, and can
be conveyed from the- mines to' the tuariufaelnrers
BOFfOII wita the same Matinee liy - water as-the coallt Of
the British ProVinces Yet this . most available dopoeit
or. coal is only partiallydevebitied,. , • . ••
of *Virginia are' blinded Willful;
vaiich,•fitnpidle...ejecte. all that'll.;
pronilsitb , And proditain; , ....tir...ati that la blighting and.
tiongiois also heMs te . make thelrease.
. ow,. desperate . by granting to foreigneragreaterfaVons
-than to one. own citizens.: - while taking the coal pro-,flnedf from our mines directly. and indirectly over
ttinyscuts pet' ton, thv rivatcoals of Neva Scotia come.
to onr.markets duty gee,- „ " ''• • • ' • .
:"A t one time-Richmond enjoyed an- eipprt trade in
:coal,• Flare the ivelprcieity treaty it has vanished.
Enterprisennd capital have. gone - from Philadelphia,
• 'Now York, and Bostoti to develop Acadlimeoabflelds,
While it is denied to Virginia—first, .because. Congress
legislates against her audio favor:of a foreign rival:
and second, beemiee her piaple, are poor;, impractical,'
nod - soared byPoverty.and distress:. • .
.Cliainnau,W
11:intended to
: argue the question ..• • •
.. •
Mt. MARS:4I'ON. 'I. to. ask . the gentlethan
'irlietlier lie kuoivs find Will Ilisclose - the -name:of the
• Writer iS the. artiel.e,a part of whieh 'hies Met been
litdieettli'-indlriteo - Yeare times the . "create
hill be, gone. We shall . then be rorced to
Adnk deep shafts, end.mine onr smaller coal
- beds;:and, Alewife will feelthe effects of com-
Petition,ftom the bituminous mines, which
are onlynow in course of divelopment. 'As
the wit of rating Increases - et the eethrk
cite, mines„,lt will ,decreasingat the
minims mines. We.therefore call attention to
our work on dm], &a, and ask'especial note
to be taken of its chapters on ‘9/I"ming ECon
omy" both by.our landed proprietors and op
erators. The . subject is worthy, of serious
_ . .
ADXIBI3IOII op ..CANADA:—A Bill has been
pre.i.ented to . Conaress by • Gen.' Banks, pia . -
triditg for the . admission; of the: British . pos
sessioni.in Gaa& and on the Pacific; into the
Union, cutinp and divided into•G or 7 Terri-'
,toriei or States A
This . proposition_ is based,.
we belliye, on semi = official report snide by
- a 7itr."raylor,-who was'ilePtited by the .Tress: .
try Deptirttneiti. to C 0116.1, . informatiOn with
regard to the renewal of the reciprocity treaty,
This report Suggests that these . _ possessions
may 'to the United ' , States under
'certain conditions that will - wet.. the . appro
bation of the Ganadians'ind the Britiil GOV .
• • • •
ernment, by
.aesuining •the debts and eno
strutting certain improvements to open tip
the whole country and thus cennectingthem
directly with the Present 14nion—hence the
billpropijied for their admissioo. "
oral_ Affair:vs.
Weekly Aimanae.
12=12:111E3
9 MaxD►T .•.
10. TtesnAi... - .-
11 WEDNESDAY
11 MUMMA V ..
19 to mat •
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"ObsiToir" reieirel tciu Cato tkiis .rieek,
pppearla our ' . *- - •..
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-• To-inoriow.:---Twenty-seventh:Stinday of.the
year,..and•siith.aftor'Triniq.:, . llays - ...kngtli;
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14 hours and 57-Tniuntes...* . ' ' - . ' ..- •-.-
. . • .
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FWat.Resnit.L.T.:Cavatian4);'the 1)61-liesinan,
who win injured at. Veto Alto - last •Wook,• :rall-
Ing on din - track:and having his 4,ft.
.died on Ttipadny last.. . . .•
The Ittdie4 of • MOrriif..Aildit ion 'desire to ex.- .
press -their Ohligatitirttio the Mus(i)teratleri
for. tho very. otn usirtg t it, wh iph - that .
section of the . Borough the
. . .
. . ..- .
Cori/wits till Ilkuijig ihe. liininner. remoye
e;rirygatu . klay; tii,9 sirOti
eeg4. of - t le.gatm
te"
Citizimot-niugt - however,., yemosT..l heir - ftslis
. thewBO' vei. Coducil . '
Wilt Mt .tilificrtalo lo
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P.
Belii4 - Out.-., theseler, next:door to Ilse
White Horso Hotel, this , Horough; is 'selling
ont his stook of tirtgoods, etc. '..A chance for
- bargains, '.eskeitilly- - to store' keeper's;: §ee
advertisement. •. - -.- - •.:.
' At - e, recent meeting of t s ki..e - N.ougli & . Rmt(lY
Fire Company, of 'this Burongli, it was'
togved to'. change the mime .of.t he . company
from the.!`nOugh & tteady Fire company" to
the - "Americitu-llosO.Vompany, No. 2."
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To,he Brought Oli..—Ou Wednesday' last Die
-I.oot Attorney Ellis. with • witneaseS Ter the' pur
pose efidentifleation, went to New York; to hying
ou Donnie Eagan, charged . with'. the - iunrder. in
this Corgity,
.soute:. yearn since; of Robert . Gard--
. .
~
W -- .
. • 7nefiattern shop of limes ren - was . rilightiy'
:injured lly fire yestertlayafternOotr. Thh prompt'
attilin of •the workmen as:ved the. building. .Our
fire dimpinies were.promptlk. on the ground,. hut
fortnuatelf there was no necessity for. their sor-'
. Baltoon . Azwerision:—On -Tuesday- next 11Ir.
John A. 'Light, the'eneetatsfal nwonant, will make
his'aixtietliaaeonaion froni the.yard the-rear
.of R. R. Morris's store, in.lit4-new - and splendid
liallotin. Flying Cloud. .He Will' ascend' at'2, I'.
111.shopld go in.:1:n(1 . .86e the inflation.*.
p!a"3 , d .ou:Wsdnes
day last at Satiuylkill'HavenPetWnen',t he U.
E. C. C. of this Borough, and Cho Port Carbon
Club, whiOh was won by.tbe further in-oto in
ning. The score Was,,-11:: E1 . .C..0. ;
.95 ; I Ppri..
Carbon, - first. inning, _32; second inning; .58:
. .
• • Coroner's •Thquest.- 7 An .infitiest hold . •et
Tremont on the 29tkult. by J. P. Itechtekdopitty
coroner, on: tho. body- of -philip Kulp; *ho -was
kilkd in the.bretikerat:Graett 0;8 colliery . at
Iteneh Creek, by beir k g, accidentally . caught. - hi
the inaohinery, of. the., breaker. ,Verdict' eceord-
. •
.Peninanihip—Professors ••Trininter and -
Ecehan of the `Dicliiiniori Commercial Colhige,"
Carlisle; Pa., will nottinience.a course of • instruc
tion in this place on the 19th inst. A fare oppor-.
tunity thusbe kflortletl the citizens' of Potts
. vine- and vicinity,' tn itcipiiro.correct..4winciples of
this highly essential; thongh . nincli neglotetl
.Thiri was; qpit.e".an .excitement itr . .Orwigs r
. burg - .pa : the Fourth; • A:rtotoribus and Malig,-
naiit. copperhead reffised to' permit a rope in=:
tended-for an :American flag, to, be suspended
from - his hoUsa to a building 'opposite. This .
incensed tite young : pen' who 010 for .the
•privileke. Cop. harracaded his do i..Vouug
patriots aSsauttek- and they mitered the
frOut . door,. he disappeared by the . baa,. and;
has not- teen - seed:Shies , . -The .flag, vas.
. . .
eciareir4.--On . . h:Of
. . .
son of .Jeremish Seitziager,.:was 'thrown freak
.ii - wngon be was . driving,
.in Callowhill•;near.
Second street; and had bis-right.ileg . soverelY
injured.. -He .* Rs • conVeyedlto the . r . eilidence
af Mr.:Bertram; :had his ivenuila'dresSed hY'
,Dr. Halberstadt, - and:then - was conveyed '
the residence of - his.father;' •
. saute
' On The day a littlegirl ..:•.aiis -injured
but. mit seriously,' in front ofej 2 Pen usylvsnid
Nall, by- tbe kick' of a lioraft". :
,Slui ivits takCa
to ber residence ou 110 , :lker Hill. ..
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. . Terrible iiiaitcien .. t at New
day .evealusg - of last. week as the wife of a
minef:44B engaged in filling. a, coal oil lamp,
alliglrtlstit the . time standing:close by; *the
and 'on can siMultaneom4y,
.4etting her clothingon fire.' ;She wag so lior
tibli.burned before herlarother who-was pre
sent; could'•te'ar'the :16arning clothes from tier
-body,. that it was' rendered doubtful .wliether
she could recover.- This sheitld' he a *arising
to houielteepers not, to attempt to fill a laMp
.close.to.a. flame: It is safer.to attend Co such
dutiei dnrin 'the de' time.: '
A new: Port .Office has . been
,established at
Yatesville, this' County, with Ezekiel:Ross, as
Postma.ster: new office will be supplied
with...the:mail from Mahoney City;
The money order system of 'ilie:'PoSt Office
Department has been modified in the follow
ing portienlars':' Single-order's can beissued
for any sinount.not exceeding fifty dollars,
itistead. Of thirty dollare as heretofore.
feeler 'on : order 'is ten cents'for 'a sum not
exceeding twenty. dollars,. and twenty-five
cents for an' order. for
. Thorp Allan 'twenty and
not over fifty dollars..
A . singular . acctdent- occurred , at :Schuilkill
Haven a. feiv days since.• A blacksmith had a
Whisky barrel brought into his' shop to have
a itew . hoop Pet 'on. just :completed
the joli and laid the. harrelrover
.when a Ire- .
thendous explosion occurred: the head of
the barrel blew. Out; and striking a keg'. of
nails'Whielt stood in front ef.it, broke the keg
and shattered the hetid.'of the 'barrel, Which
-was an inch and a half Thick, into pieces not
larger thin tChand, ihrowing - . them ten feet
. • .
'into the air. The explosion must - have occur=
. .
xed from the expansion Of the. gasWithili -the,
barrel, ithaving been brolight froth a-cellar,
and theri . exposeil.to the beat; which was in;
tense:
,:'here were some half.'.doiee. porsonp
standing around the. shop itthe time of iht
eiplosioth.thougli very fortunately none hap
petted to be in the way:of the flying head:
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Alms-House Rgiort.--The regular month):
meeting of the . Directors of the P00r,./tf
Schuylkill- County,' was .held :at the Allis
House, Jn1y...? . .,-1866. - Present,. A.,. Brea*,
i
'R.- C.,Wilson and'lsaac Orwig, Jr,- . : .
• The following is • the : census . f the'll se
- for, the month ending• June 30, 1866 : . ' . .
No. of•inthates In the House May3l, 1866 13
.....' - " . ' :"., i.: June 30, 1866016
• Increase last•month :-- - - . ...i5
...
No. of inmates in the• House June 30,186 . 326
.. • to same time this year , - - 7 418
Increase last year ,... - - . • .-; , - - :92
Of .the above,• 60 are insane Mid idiot' 80
under medical treatment; 47 . children Ad
mitted.during the month, 44; dischargp,Snd
absconded,. 83; bound out, 2.; born, 'died,
6.: Lodging'and meals were furnislte it 176
persons.' .Out-door. relief was grante 0 . 204
persons, ariounting to $740 25.
Bills were read and orders: drawn
Previous issue,
"Total in 1866,
• 1 Dath•Of an Eat noble old Laby; , ative‘of
Schnylkill .Coinaty.—.ldrit. • Susann , '":Hunt
' zinger, relict of the late judge: H zinger,
died in ;this Borough on the 2d in , .in the
88th year of her.age. She was, a ghter 'of
the • late Williath• Koch, of East unsivick
township; and was:.,born on the 1.7 , of April, ;
1779,- less than: three years after th..Peclara- . .
, tion. of ' Independence; within . all//
.present
'Borough liinits 'of Schuylkill Hallo, when
that flourielUCg town was yet :410 , 1'4. wil-:
dentetts,i and.: she resided' all •herlifci time
`within-a' circle 'of eight miles of theitlace of
. hisr . nativity: . •In. 1797 she wasmarriet to. her
'lstertintliand,.with yrlioet, she lived si. - fire:
year' t in . happy wetiltick;•:: Her..deec enrol`
ei l t
number - aleven children,. (tie: •i 4 :wh 'axe
deceased) siity ; onegrand.children. and. Yt.
two great -grand childien,...of.wtem fit n _-
. grand children . and four great grand eh' en
. • • • • ~ . _
On Thursday,list her remainsmertal4..were
taken toOreigaluirg atutinterred 'beside I".se
of her late husband Ili t4e-Lutherari Cemei. :iv ,
'in the preelnoe of •slarge air' ole of onspit .
axing friends slid relitirse . 4 - os irhieliveossio , •
the .Iter-. tidal . 431rOres. a nd Rev: Leib . -..7. - •P-:
.ridactitt .t.he.funeral rites:: :. .--,. ... ',.
..--. i:. -. .-
i.ift
Xis. _Vont:hive Hied the life of it bitristiii,'
- tisid.diedln fulllsitit' of s, gleiiOns immortal-:
..itltieysion4 the grav e --•- .- - .
. .
Zte :Pic - nic leld by-the JimiorsiiiBA99l::
kilt Ravea_on Tatimisy, 28th tat:, we are
pleased to state, complete anemia. Not
9Wybetanding the weather the evening be{NIL
ERIE
EERIE
.
4 .85'1..2 , 311.04 . .
Q.':::e •9 .8 bin'g.
4 36'T • 33 .New . 0 :19 nni . g.'
4:37 T• . 33.! Full • Q,' 19 . 10'41 nOVg•-
, 37:1 34,-Mull M..• 27-.-11. 0101,r,
===2:ll
'rhiiiiday Minting itiaked
. . . .
able,•it• was well attended .
.onlY-py.the
izens of '6chuylkill . 11a:ran; but. the..different
;towns of the . county Were largely represented.;
To .':Camp '46 . of hlinertitille the *.Camp of
Teraaqua ond-POttSville; and to. quite 'a mini-.
ber of -the eitizens' of :said. 'places,. 47 'Owes a
'debt of gratita4e.for :their libenal,,pktronage...
The; parade place'.'asannotinced at -. s
o'clock,....in which a large delegation Camp
-46. of- ldinersville it - anticipated, *Making alto
gether: an. inaptisitig. At 10 - o'clock
penStinicoMmenced flocking to , the grove, and'
:by-noon all sect:tied...to -be in the height. of en-:
Jut:Rent,- Which -Went tiii - inith.but one, inter
.ruptiOn, notably...arain storm, of about a ball
hone at - duration, 'which had the effeat.tia Check
proceedings for • a shOrt time: 'lt ;wait found
necessary to adjourn to, the neighlioring - berns.
for shelter - until it had 'passed . over, when
again made his appearance with 'his
ilittering.',VrillianCy. The cheerful good lin
mor•Of Many, which had dirappeared inappre
hension of ti-rainy day, 'agaiureturned their
counienances.‘f mid dancing. was. resunied; until
'4 b!Clock:..7ll - en: dd. el(kOk?it * . addrCts 4 - ns deliv--•
ened by. Yr. 11 brother Juttihr
dearly - explainingthe - Origin
of the ißrutherhoed. ; :its histery for the last
'.lff.years.-- and IL'S .'objectS 'and. prinCipleS - • Of.
.the .Order..• the.course of his reatarksite:
OeCitsion :to :chitratitlaie :47' upon this
their first Ile was
. -listenedi tti• with
great. (lie.Maezitjan
. i9"a :lie positive' his words
kill itrove ou e 6 r 16:many. 'A ft er.o Qll el u
tag„ dancior was_ hgaau .continued until 7-
Ijwing to the'eSeellOnt-utuagement of the'
committee •no - disturbance of any 'character
- took. place ; zto liar the: pleaSur.eS of the 'day. :
• All, ou leaving:l he. grilse,. seemed 'to ite very
. .
well'sat istied and sever:it , • /; , ,t . st wilt; have
odcasiont to, remeinber the Suhnylt ill. Haien
•
for.tuaUY ilay.s au come. •
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.
-aiitt Tiercelly - n:o.i!
Ihr limrfh--,10 , .....1-fei..S'hotoi-e. Dead
o Fourth,, at, .§
!Pe afirrnisin, two, - y - nung difett.fiinheil
-Joieph Pierry,• inside superiateniliditat . the Spring
El ill - Colliery; !tint Geo rg,e. W.. Fisher Of Llewellyn,
'traria!' TPwnsldp,.wetiffn..Unttingor's . fa'';ertl lii
Isietvtiarri, da-sitnated milas - froin `Pre
mina, thik CorintY,. to . get lairs(' tic
Whili they - entered . .dile. liar-inorin -there
•
tray ;an :111..islinit an .1 Welslanan staihling at the
bar and 'ere aged. Welslutian
Was . ageitaind the Iriklonan. threatened to : beat:
him. • The..-landli.rd,..Bettingcr,. Mid 'ikriy and
Fisliiiinterfered tiiprofeat the . Phl ntan',..anil told
- thelrisiiman in:lnave thphoinie. went din!, •
hnl in a short 'limo retnrinal 4.OLn;
• eslitgateti.bk WitnessCsat tWepty-tiv.d.:: : They spr
tpuiiilad the hinds' and eunimenceil stoninc..lL
.They.tinally. tom end . 'sutured '.the.
ronni,- - and -al nink, "terry mid . FiAler with stones.
For safety Berry a radyisl lar He& up • One.
hail rovolyer- and thetither . pro...llNa p in
the Tlieir assailant-4 pnrstkal them' tip
when. Corry and- f compelling
..their : pii!--suers bit-etre:it down stair,'. ry amid
Fisher fi'lloweit nindta i purposnot trying t/i . .gOt ,
'tint-of:the laatSP. and. again. firt:4l. spreral shots..
Finding it ...inipossiblo to' get mit- by passing
H iran o! ! thiciair'xi-i i orn, Berry and Fisher retnyned .
,
.np st airs, :um. palmed through 0114 VOC . story
didndok tlie„gronuil... Thoy - Were then pursued
by their as6ilante.i : They tied to Hirt - Woo:hi: .and
!hada t heir Way - as rf..i.p - illy.astlicy (amid. hi LICI I / 2 ‘ , ..
.41)111.
.Wll9ll tit:el:Tea:ideal Llewellyn they t
-tavern, cshaiietcd !Iy - their cll24as
:to esetipp.. there hut a Inw mo-:
'lnclitk.when.sonte'efglit or Lou of the:party puff,
Ball attack.A.flirircat IteitinOr's; camp into the'
lions'.;' One. hid a revolver-in and•
:pointed if at :Lorry, Lewis Willi.uns who %yan
plasent; iitterrereit auddold the Man :to - put': his
- pistUlaWay,: -The Man liotrever,.rninSed and
shiit r. the ball entering liis
facatit• the right nostril; passing uPwards . and
balthas nOt s
tra.disl and Air: is iil:l.eritiCat
Abraham •
;Ernst.. of Llewellyn; :.acted
'promptly .and . eiairageonfty,• . the i.cr:is ion.
LinarniiiiVhiffollo,sed the: Man:who 'idiot Wit
• who in ciimpany with one of hisdanh-'
Matilonk -was "tintleai'inang• tp escape: yame
.11p to - them, When both trishuicri drew ..rnrcilvers
and 'kwhre tliat. they would -shoot • him.' He
knocked. both of :Leif) . down, :nut effected their
Capture.,. Patrick. Canners who is. charged with
shenting . .lllr. one of them,.and
.now in pristat: .• ' • '.•• • : .;
W:1 le:101'i hat the , : asnailant s of .Berry
and Fisher.at Nee-'
- hail, was shot; *ad j .: and ,attother .one limed
Jaine!i•Witlsh; W - eiiiittlod:- • floi.ek anti .'Fishei••:ini
rendorOd theros . dVlNi immediately after their re
turn to Llowbityni anti wort eachAndd is f5OO bail.
Yesterday the triatterwaet before -Juago Ry:on.bn
.the cfnestion.wheilior Old bail should boineroacd, -
• nod the Judge bearing ft-tilhony which
corroboratesthe above, :43 tOtnent, - - . ot tho affair,
tleoiOd that the b Sil x l / 2 a , sufti.4Ont.:. - • • •
Tho ot hot. nnutillio aro now it firisint charged
With beihtt- Of ihnparty that - akaultO:d. the 'hoOr.,
'of Mr: Itettinifot-; .ntaAO thO•allack oti Bert'}'' and
Fishot-oltui
U - anelpy.attd.JOhn: - MOU.-irt.3'. - • . • •
-Monirs. 'Berry and •Fishor have. 'retained .'Lin
liartliolonfeW; as . lioir titionkl: • ••• .
==:::=lE9
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•• .Return_ of 'Boat, k 70. g.;. ". to the Stati!.—Tbe
yourti4itt.S a brilliant dify in. - Philodelphio.:
:The ' 'regiments - returned. their - but tre-tfags,..
:turn oird:rent ,by .i be bullets of - the :rebel's, to
'the .4teeping: of. the ititote,.tuld : ItiOttsahtk of .
persopS•from the int erier . ".of 't be Stitte •added , '
to Ibe - detise thrhnt;:ttif..fille'd .tbe:streets iti -
Oe line Of,rtrOees . si 0h... ';lN . tutty•Of. : ol.lr "et t izeuA
were. present-.. Ttie - Foy:ty-ei g ht it ; Niticl A r- .
pixtli,.o4. II Uttlriltd ; . ttnit: . .'p‘i .. .cidy.iiiiith . ; TO ,
ilii6t.lrea : und
. - Teiith,- 8, , ,,;011 . 11 iVtl , ..4fey,. owl
other • reliifitents; hod: repre . 9:etithares teem.
.this'.oohtity;- either as coiorzOturtls hr It.:. ee . i .
cuts: The . Forty 7 t - eighth *tol: "Ntithit ' t
-hail-eneli.-.lieliutiftili flags pOinted, wltielt:Wet e '
carried in. procession. hy . tifeir
_color, guhri s;
Tyely.4cri: designed: by. Ctipt . .11314 i find - r, xe . ..
i
ruled by .Nr. •:11 U stttt Utley:. Abore .the r, c u t e
of the .11.drinielit. , Alt htte betlyeott . .t . he ;:i; a y' s.
'-'%ere inseritt ed.
.t It el : bUtnes • of the: hiioberousi
battles 'in whiell'ibe ..ehtUntarith • liati . : J i ar o c i- 7
pated. :The flags -for -th.eir beauty .0: t i o i i i gp :
ttiid
. eieetttion, itteee - . touch :id m ire]: -,-
.., ~-..-.
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- The 'of . the ..Fortyeighth..eighth..
horci . fhe:f , ,llowiitvlist- or hiutles,;lll-.•kliieh
the•l3.eginti•liti)attieloted.:2.
.
Newi,erii, NY('.,.. • ..N orth ,:k•ti*,•vi rg i' ll i a ,
2(1 J3611:1,un; ira. - ; -. • ' l'oli)potlimi,,y, ' 21.
1',..!1) an t illy,. - Va.,: • :'-. • .:•.• 13,e tll ell a../Ch t ir c h ;.' ''
•S'ot.(lll:.'Alowit4in,l4(.l,.; f'o.1(111 - 41hrir,
Aiiti6tani.. 1\111:; . • •.- l'eff":7 ( t7y,..
Frederkk.sburg, Na„ . .,eritersburg 11.1ine,...V - a..,-
Bliip Springs;-.E.. Trid:l '..1,111y 30; IS;-1, '. • •
Calo i lbell' 5t4 1 5 . 0n, .4 , I.lV.el(lnit 'Rail Itap. , j:'
SiCge - 91 . . F.:?i, - ;lxville, 74
.iPopla:r . lletii; Chu.reli, •
Wil , !,:irrifekis. Va . :, . •I'..y4t9n, Vlarik I,;(iad,..
"I:sfottsylcafii'a i Va.; ! l ,ort..Maiione.. :•'.._ • .
• ...
. • .
the et: t Ninpy-sixth Regititent..eon
tninetl -the follovinkli,.tit engegeteeids,.in.
: which thejtegttiletii . totigh • • • •
West: 'oint,. 7. • •.
charles Cil.y;
tiCconti 8411 11. km,
Gettysburg, - •
..Mtilvern . Ilill,
..CrArni I 0 - Pass;
'Antietairj, s
.• '. •
. Fredericksburg,..y , ..- - Fort. Stevens,
Salem,Clhiuch, lfalltowfiC •
,
:Flinkskwn;• . . IWitichester,
'.RappfiliannockStltioni Fisher's lint.-
•'.(ln'Titesdaitittl4rntion Wa'shing,ten Ar.
WYP.II, -giod.N.iit lonal. Light
infantry, Capt. FtEvard' .leLunal 1, Leff Potts;
ville to participate lie partute,. ...Fltey ar-.
rived.ihe crate' livening iii Philadelphia and :
put tip arihe Grp Llfouse, - E4,01 . 91 aitl'Spring
Garden .. Streets. • , ittt he Parade t tlt the
other cont - tanies.l bat . were the first to reach
' :Wash ingt lii in itt;) , 'form ed the first di Vlsion..
liewever,.. ilia not pa
rade -.l.tecawei pot - get, the. right of the
line.
_The. order .T.J Tfatiel l iek
. was -I. that the
..CompanieS , sljuld march . as' they -Marched.
1 .
. through lialintere, .April; The or
'der on Wedmiday last. was as folloi:S:
„ , • Logan
.Giants, LeWiStOwit,. •
- -... - '.- • Washing4n 'Art illery.; . Pottsville, •
'National •
. ,' - •
• Inttintry, :Nll en t oy.-M•
tinte ettpied -in passing from Bread.
-and-Arelt to I diTendence Silar&was abent
ftris minutes. lt. - colitineneed. moVing.. pre
..etsely: at lit o'clock,: a'. fret-.that credit a-
I f ie- to 'tlie offieers - . who hatl. : charge, of the.
:.'irrarigernents. T spone; presentet.L nlong
route was . v.ery . beaut iful ; the dense . mass'-''' cs .
of people inidie streets andin the windosis
et the .buildingsf; the taste
. the'
honSes.'weke.d4orat ; the
' speetators i : 'co:id:deed • 'le . .make a spectacle
'rarely - i!itnees,id,' 'ln. : the square about tiye_
thousand . ladifia and children, .many_ of the'..
latter orphans:: of soldiers, openpied.the spa
ciptis'amphithettio. erected just jolle.-rear of
Indevntlenee'llei.l.. -This was' a: marked fen-- •
• t ure:or-t he..qTllo in the:Square..
The.ceremonie.sirid he:Square were opened .
with theplayiig of the Triumphal March
Birgfeld's Band.- • This . was" ed. ity
speech .by. Cca -White ;_a prayo by Itev..Dr,
Braitierd-', the singing of the..Siar Spangled . "
Banner,,and tite_pregent at ion of the colors to
(loyeinor.*-C,urtin • by..Gem.-,'lkteadO;- -Eloquent'
speeches; ore delivered by the Onr.ernof . and:
the General, bnt hay.e'not.space to publish
Governor Curtis reeeptiattild.along
the route.'of parede:wasiof - the'inesf - enthusi. l
ttatie . description, 'slhowing' . that the . • people
appreciate the fact . that ltels,- the friend of the
. . . ... ...
.' . ..Proiveqinpt of the Borough Colincil:.--Arheer.:
ing 'of Counoil.was held on .Tfamsda:y.evening
•laSt; PreSent, 'Messrs:. Giillith,-Iliffner, Dob-;
'son; Seed,. Strauch; .Kieitzle; AlpYer,. *and'
' Cochran Presidenti-pro 'km.
.' : • •. •
... . -
The Street Committee made the, .folloiving
. , The : petition: of P. W. Sheaf& -. and others,
has been attended' . to,. - TheisPishbach :road
has been Pittin.gond repair. 'On the petition
'of 11,•Dalamand others, to 14 , a. "pressing at.
Seventlould Norwegiatt:streets;Ahe: Commit-.
tee reports negatively; ' until:.parties .at' that
point pavO:gutteis and sidowalki.. - The cul
pert on Market near--.Wood' : street, has. been
drained and'repaired, and the curb 'stone aim
hi progress of: being raisettat said point.,—
One new inlet - is also, being constructed' there,
and another - Changed 'and' enlarged.' Your
Committee have contracted with - John. Schenk
to construct three. inlets into theitew.culierf
of Norwegian. Creek, two:of them, at Union
,street; and one. at Washington street; afsl.-' 50;
per foot, which have teen coniplatedin a sit....
lin'aptory
.nnuinr. t On the :petition 'of:lsaac
'Quinn - aria othc;r& theCoramittee do not
toaceat this ; e.,..9. aceount.of.Mahan:-
tange stiveChavi . ' 101 ..3 changed. .- . -.. '-.
- •••• The - PintinCe CoO 7tt.i 3 e-. l 4 4 :irted4nliliente
-- finiigtnii - and:dogs .assnniegt ,'- • -..,•. .. ' .-••-:,
. own- Akr:Laii, p-. and - , Police :reported: • favor-'
ably - to' petition of if; , K.„Weston.and others'
tot litup 'in Oetrege:Otreett"arid -adversely.: to
Itetition'of P...W.:Sheafer and otliern for lampin :Pishbaeh
Ordinance boiii....reported ordintuceeWhich.
lvas'aceepted'.". - ,.... ':,- ..
~...
.-
... COm. `of Survey reported, - Matter Plaster'.
Smith : atranged: "... -;.'
.: .
.. •-..'„ ..`,.... ',", ... '-.'
Com. of Ftre pparatns rep3r ed that they
ad received an offer ft, (
hose at $BOO.
,y *era anthirized purebase at once, and
Ilion buy 600 feet. - - .
Spet; -Com. reported ,tht4 they had seen
Mr. 'ltie - tCreferenee to widening Norwegian
Creek an that he had;submitted the matter
to'the Pre idellt th6 •Readint - Raikot4
Co n k. eurtey _reported annoy of pro.:
posed w id • gof the Creek treez Areziefi
• -
street to- . Shelley:s.pyiiperty.
cepted aid .. Object referred' to . ' the Special
-Co,
in mmitiee. ; , *,- • •
A ,eomunleatbui from C.. Ilaber.in iefer
ence • to':condition'vf :Side:milks in 'Coal
*street . . -between Union' " and 'blanch Chunk streets,*: - Siiit requesting' that the :prOPerty
holders be required.':lO pave; ifas•read, when:
in
on otten orldr.; Stralsokt
Teriedia.theAt. 'Cosi; wittrpoirer to •i*
- Liornmvinicition flOm the Tiumine. Hose.
COmpariy. asking,;:that thatneeded
. improvements
iie.titade at their. .lionse; , was refer.red to the
Cont. of,: Fire Apperatui wittrpower 'to agt.: .
Street .Com. vota- instructed to receive. pro
posals tt.rconatritet. culvert in, Market street,
3by 4 feet, giiing public. notice thereof:
• On motiori.of. Mr. liedeq. the Com. of Sur , .
vey was instructed to havkstiriey of I f tturel
street'made r .iitli a view to change Ili grade
of the street. • . •-: . •
• Berough Ticaeorer'sstatementyras read and
Corii...of Lamp and Bolice vraelinititieled
plaee a lamp at George and Bien sfreete.
The following 'bills were read and ordered
'to he paid . : •
Street.: halide;
B. Bari,'
Itilautl,
11.urth . :i4
iiieziiisence of so.maity of - our poplein Phil
adelphia; . lin'Wedife . stlay, we enough .
iefi. to . .get. up a spirited .;celehiationlet
the iliiy-.
. In addition .to tite.:nottai
ringing of hells, 'cracker-tiring all
day, and. u gene - ral. : Alfsiday of rockets,
in the evening, n TOlin :Meeting was . held in
1 he morning, at. the :Union: Unit ; the spiteieda
room • Or. - whiehiwas: fill.ed—a fair- prupori
of ilte andienee tieing ladies.
Af .10 . o'clock.- Mut. it- Smith , V. 5.1:;.• (to
whose; public the geto en .;Were
itiotly:ditO,),OollM nioeting, to order, autd
announced the . ward Owen
-Parry, 'Chairman ; fChrislonher Little
and Frank. Leib, Seeretairies:
„yndge.pi t Oy;.:onlaking the chair, briefly
neknowledged..the' honor of his delEicti6n o :
1-•Oeit an' OceaKi‘4,-L-the
..fifol..tudo
..))l4fdency day 3v heti . very t6at Ir . be
s4id. or
out .roiiniry.;-‘ . ‘tliO hind .Of
:is well as "the hothe of the bra;,m." - . •
.• • itsic,• by The 'Band; - and 'Benedietion. by
Of oration, kis ingiosfilidci give front
mentory unwethayi .tlier:lir - itiontlines; : 4.R :if,
wtiultlbe.ecitio47 , itnpossible tq, eortliey : by de
scription an: . adequate. idea of the eloquept,
style of its delivery,-or the. enthusiaSth 11.
. •
. .
Contutetudn'g -with I)ecl4ation, • ninety
Years ago 7 —its 'receptinit by the eglonies, - and
it s..efreCt, the speaker.charaeteiiied . it its-t he
expresAttn... of a, struggling people.riiing
their. utaje.sty ..agairibt • despotic' oppression;:
and told ho .:it was hailed with-an : universal .
Welekinie:. among all .classes:- that far . trail-A . - .
centred all mereparlisan considerationsin.
Which Spirit, 'the true spirit of '76,- the audi
ence was' eonnselled to 'celehrate: this .
•• Passing tlirougb the dark Ilya of the Rev,
caution, peace was . finally dCclared; but the
country way not free from trouble-: The War.
of 1812,wiia Sir a tiine . an oininons . clotid
on : our prosperity; and' afterwards the nulli-.
fieat ion agitat ors,.. t•he natural sponsers of. st
later'Secession , doctriiies, created a..teniporary
disturbance. • . The intraortal..lacklmi and Lin=
Lin
were aultiiized, and their, peculiar - char
act eriiit ies Wellcontrasted- . =.Tackson fiery ; iiu
pulsive and quick in, thOtight•and .
, Li noel n -slow, .carefttl,''bur always . sure. •
tilavt;ry : Vtitiii•ailverted (9 as it-existe4 mm'
the . .formation of thagovernment, and.denied.
-So he. in' any, sense a . . - partisan
'Tlie.liestntrwisest •men of all 'pelitical par- .
.ties in . the beginning'ileprecated itapresenc9 -
in tht ,, ...ceuntry;*and.alike agreed in the policy
Of its . gradual abolishment ;:and various •
islation.doWn to elate' period was 'cited, as'
.showing thraremarkable, upanimii3 , of..9ther
wise 9ppotiing. partisans-, as well -,South, m.
.Nortli,.. upon..solely the
.natiohal...relatiOns. of
the subject. fleriee, Ale 'speaker' argued;lit
was. not Ihe':.326.taticraticipartY; nor the Aboli
tion party'—as a party; )hat hail brought on .
thalate Rebellion.; - -;)41 thi.-pr6-slaNiery. advo
.eitert,'ito mat terichat party-they,
.i
~00ugh. it Was. - pretty clear the speaker, had
his .oni opinion as:to,whiAll . side mast them
came from. ) -were alone responsible fire it:: ,
. ' The.. ztet nal beginning: of.. hostilities -Alm . ..
-. 'n...iitzon• - bolfer, ;Anderson and
.its
gallant clefenee, ty.:r.Surren
der,..aad then tbagranit nrirtstfit,i'ef..the peo-.
.
lile.
tha'Nortb, crying- 4, ooclative our old.
tlag!"were protray,ed in:masterly. .
and the stiene 7 intha Tlall at, this Obit will
• longberemembered by all present..•
' '':Throughout, irwas . .an oration :pecitliarly .
:appropriate - I.e the day, •full'of.life; not.tpio
sparkling 'With :gems
,of'original
thought and beautiful imagery ; and here and
there lighteditip - •Witli bursts of; genuine elo
quence,- rarely*.heard, :and-that carried the
whole - 116usaiiith 'the speaker'.'•
Graves isthe present:pastor-cf the
theran Clitirch ofthig . .
f I OIOiIIIENTI4fpF ... IrIIIE PitIRMS ON .
. 00AT.; ANP:
.
DRAI; FIR:—I, 1121 , 1' had much' pleasUre exalnizihrg
your work,aud ntye tlerj yea- from : it much. information-.
* For. the'seryirs you.' have- reudereil. t coin in unity,- hi
cn you ileser,:e the nuhlic: thanks, :ur.you al
ready harp those ." • .
17Our,!sYvery - respeel ruirr, •
11 - ItY G CAREX%
Mint; Ran,
Wll.l crn ess, • ••'
tiportsylvanliti,.
BhatkAlia,:
Cal , l'Arbor,.
Yci erslawg;
1Y Idoii Road
itiya,ws sintion,
. . • .
. .
. 111P.SFMA:bAli1H)W AN D-11;....iiNA_Ni POttsville;fti...—Gen-:.
tirritirit :--1 wam,it few dare mince, in the 6016- of Capt.
KT... IVard, Of Detroit —the/froa - Mail of the Rorth
weA.,•-anal. SAW for-thefi a-
copy aopy of our recent,
Worg, •'t CoAr,, I !VW, AND 01 1.." '1 hind. been, for iieVi- -
rat yedre, prOposine sufb. a.work, for • the .public ; Mut'
file tab. tr and. research, necessary for Fith. a cosily tin
ilertaking were tory notch, for te. We have needed
this 'Work; and;
. sinee the death of TaylOr,. no man.
has seem . ed etjual.. to - the [aid:. The public,. who Are .
0... w snore I.luin 'ever-J:4,4014r,- for infonuatioUnn I Hese
subjects, will, I trust,
.p...cpreg.., their gratitude in a sub-'
stantial wiry:.' . . •. • • '': .. . .
.. .
.. .
.
• ;The Chin - Ayr on Illinois could have beenrmnch more
complete if I. had known Of your work,: for,l would
willingly.have given you the - inse of all . My sketelics
iindstiitistica--:alicciliawfngs,-and will do so for your
'tii!tiond edition should you. publish over • '.-. • - •
.. I remain Yonns„lruly,..- ' ' ' • ' -.
: - - .- . - "'• 2'..•.: C. D. WILBER, .., •
'• • .- .. .
. . , 'i•- - - i -Angli , Engineer
. . . .
, .
This hi ft hhandsome book o. Sufi pages_ it ie
plaitily
end • carefully written. -mitt -ia avail .execul ad, in clear
• and readable type. • The work 'contains If fine geologi
. cal niap or the Anthracite fields of PeninlYlvania, aril
minfiture maps of' all : our developed American Coal,
fields, with. over 20e illustrations of !Metes, ,scenes;
places, plans, 'mid e:eologic:a. sections. . •
Perhaps othei' book has ever' been published' in'
this" country or Europe which contains im vast an
amount of :information on the 'suldects discussed, con
-denfied in so concise and readable a space ; and but Anti'
works of the kihd can be found, in. which subjects na-.
lurally no abstrnse,as Coal; Iron, and . oil, (petroleflut . o•
are presented in a Manner sii'intereSting and Mime:
live as in the Volume beferetts: There is nothing dif
'The facia' come An: fplick succession, but in
plain, simple language . ; hearing the evidence of truth
- and.'earnestnees, while • the' illeorieS . of geology are
'made vivid - and ' Intensely absorbing. No one can,
;read : this work - withouf pleasure, or fail to find 'new.
' and vhinable infornintiow within, Its pages.: And all
, those - who:wish to•ttompreliend our mineral resources ;
and the befit means for their practical development, or
are desirous to
.promote our national 'prosperity, Nvlll
rind this book. We notice that it heti- been endorsed ,
hy•many.of inirniost practical mad Scientific nit:tni:,4, ew,
nd
our contemporaries of the Timm In Philadelphia
York, and Boston:are . warm.and •empluttic their
conimendattonS. If is, in' fact, the - great'book'of the
tlay-requirefl.by.the necessities of the times, meeting .
the questions of. the hoar, and unraveling the knotty'
theories of our domestic economy in a manner SQ.
practical anilphild.thitt.nnue who ; are' tvilling to he
convinced cart fall' f comprehensiML. • .
We Might preS'ent abrief synopsis of-the contents,
but snaec will not Permit, for. the range of-'subjects is
'faii'wide and nunierons that the shortest mention would
'occupy many columns. We may briefly Kate that the
work is exhauStive On' the. &Ned of our anthracite
deposits; and for all practical purposes is full and corn=
plots op oittresotirces Menai, iron; and oil: Stock oil'
or petroleum seems no intimately associated and con,
fleeted with mineral coal that the diseussion of one in=
volves the other': the :order seems tri he . . gas, oil, bitu
men; c
Ceases. oalme.the results of, a natural process Or pit:-
. .
-But thesiinple title:Of the book. "Coal, Iron, and
howeter suggestive of hi contents, does.not tell
the whole, since the chaters •ori -the 'geology- of Our
country, the formation of the •11thological structure of
• the great mountain ranges , and basins of. the United
States, and oa our politir.alanel domestic economy; are
foaturee not -expressed' ln'tbe title,: hut nevertheless
stamp the book with the evidence of great ability;re
senrcki and thought; 'rendering •it pre-eminently vela
. .
. It is . :not only a pepnliir book for the people, but
necessary to their 'representatives nnd.those 'who ate
.legislating In Congress for our general good and' the
presperity,of the.country.. • Hitherto we have bad 'no'
- ccincire work Cu out rinneral resources, and ithas been -
almost impossible to . obtain Tellable and late inforrear
thin, except at the expense riftanch.wnste of time-and:
labtirious'research throngb.the . diffuse and , ponderous •
tomes of State reports and Congressional-documents—
nd - these Tire bnt accounts—Mere
.glimpses
.into the vast dOmain.of• Our mineral kingdom. •
But {tithe- book before usvre:. find' the vast expanse
arratif,ted in systenintle order, with a full, table of 'Cou-•
tenth and a coplingilndek; presenthig'everyanbjent in
• As fi.produetion it isrmigde,'and - may. be read Ir.Orrt
beginning to eiul in successive chapters with profit and
pleasure, or any subject maybe, selected under' its
propriate.bead i where it wilj'be.found. concisely.-pre-
reified, withont,necessary reference to other portionii.
•.• • • •
.
A book oethis description has been;needed for some
time; in order to give A Just.and comprehensive. idea
of the-vastness And Magnificence cif oar mineral and
iudaeiriul resoirreeS.:,lt.is necessary that our. people
Should somprthend the necessity of coal and iron, and
their great infinenee on the, national. prosperity. Muter
a proper and Judicious development.. Congress bits
wisely sought,: on many occasions,- to 'give the people:
information on these and kindred subjectsc hy• appro
priating-meane• for 'the .pnblicatioir- of practical and
.scientific • hart never:before', hare we ' -found so
:rench'naeful and necesaaryinfoimationeintiodied In so
:Oman. and-readable a aompassi•ortrir?ststinp , moir ! .. n
• we: can :.00mmend.thitr.toriti
.mustthe hop - e all these who -Wish to nh'-i •
• deritait and. aid the -*aye and : Means of national
IttnoPeritY via -rad trand PkollF.l4: th6-Pernega:'
•
• CFRIM'LIie
.Thi.gresiterpart of thi - bulky volume is of a'prat-
Ural Character. deacribes oar .great Mineral elds
'and the.prOomied generally followed In the extractlon
of _ores t. contains a complete syrtem of mitterey
ing• treats' of . the serious modes *mutilating mines,.
with the imProvemads lately effected .o.r.ettenPted:
gicesibundant statittice; and puppies a great dettl of.
'valuable information iespectingpartlcalarmlimeand
mining mions. The authors devote, howeyeka pretty,
.tiVece: hr.:theoretical, diMnstions and esientide
m
.geo
_altreat several newzpropoeldicent.which'
will. mintier - attract notke.. , ..frlteytumert that theme-.
forming both the riatiottner palm:Die. Remotions'
of thy taithAre cluing •estrinalvelfand . directly
.from
,yoknalc and oubterranean Ini t MArolittetek the% vVora.
taater•trhkh moulted , einn,„ naphtha,' at, ,-
and that. thelky&o mihms, ohap . eof naphtha,'
petroleum; and trade maallthmbitamen, formed mine
ridt:coat: abondillusitteted !Mr
.P.reviotis issue, -
4. l4ju . tirpell
4.)f ..proci•eitipgA ; • . • •• .•
P:ottsyilte •Cotnset.•:Butui:'
:Reading . ..lie.Oanatinn . - of Independence,
by E,..4...llurlinkanne, - -
"ainr
,spangled:
Banner,"„:lung by i't7t. Cs
:Sneng9ibunq, 'Obe whole audience 'ris
ing):'
• ()ration, liy IZc UrieLGraves. .
BY. DADB6W AND 84ii1441,T
Tur6i;A!s:, June : 21sT, tsfNi
B. 11. Ilenmiw E q
U r ll.llifet. Mrel!i'M (iF01.0(417
•• • HAL. l l.ismar, - Witntfnglon. 171,, - • ",
.• . • • • June- 1601.•
fProrri
• - nista.
SegUill'a a bill -
'__ - Frse a neer village store.
Tber.longer he perual it, Oil-
was perpleied the reere. •
'!Wear- Dubk!isr
•••That•ls • ••
Ira wife replied; "tWluttli•ttimlyour bead:. •
-• I 4tivt tad a •• ,
"Well; WilL" Raid Dabktnt4l* . tslt.apubt," . •
.Therev linden dittim here:. • •
&trio. it is - Brown' Stout, `
.•'. •
'Or VrapsitsLiges pge.r.” •
• .• .• • •
indignatif Wife . denied •.• ;';
.The finpataticm ; - - • • -
:And reimidunt b ! i5.43 ' •. • - 7 ;
So flab na ' fo the Tillage store :
•In'insietra harry went • . - ,
Nor was.it yerylontr before : •
14 found .what-ditto meant..
And going, back With eager, haste;
AO boys depart front st.hools;.: • • s.
ilia, wife askul. "flew d. ditto faste'r
"Said Thabkiue,:"We're two fpola." •..• •
• -
"But I met Jobeon the , way;
barrio a ilietance.far . :
And dre&Od in etylirh spring array,.
:Botight at the famous .
•
• •
• • • . . . .
"And I will visit the same , plat*, . • ... •
And eee the city ecenes; :
And when I come hack dzeee'd wittrgram
Tamil know what ditto u;teatis." .•
3000
2:5Q
- : 323 G 0
. . .
. .
• WE A.DVEWMIC ITEST ON TIIR RaaEß br'iion CUSTOM - Fit/3.
.Evier .oittaiss , "w sill. • ts's: Fl.itST CLASS eettottaxs
"DA:ritt's::' Theteln liven the secret. cif "the hin,m'isaaltioned r
find btiliincri , 2whigrush to the. ' Oar.stock of
NlXoseiortittot•itt ihl.llrl:6E',aritifrOln it nil
beneetirately. fitted. - Piece. ' , goods of-etcry variety ;;
fAnters of will•knotsik agility, and'ill.-who leave their.
futiasore are sureto he vitsteect. :Patois rortf.corairr.ta.
PUITIAVELPAttA.:'',C.aII :lila be ratistitst. -
• •:: STAir (.31.0Lipia Exi.oll.l.4lkrq . . : •
, •.• • .I.64l , Vraers A.74)..ENtOIIONAnt.ii GE/008;.
:. • • 609 ratlifilUT BT., PLI.ILADA: • Sian,
SSK6 13
2,019 33
SL;'4;O2.
U . 'S.Y.T.-11.- -. 13 ES,TI
DRi - CLOCK'S EiCELSIOR lIIIR RESTORER:
,
. • 'n. Perf e ct, flair Restorerand flair flreissunti
Coin b itsed,.aini the. best,''preparation ..for. the 'HAM
eseritteietitedte•ihepublic... iu .everYltitipince
. re,:tore. G ruy float- to. Its. - cirlginal• , celor'..(whether.
ituelz.or Brown). Will cause Hair to grow upoti . llteld
ta
Nffeda. when the. -diSeate is 'not. hereditary. • Will
. tootati flair from Vatting. oir. or.. Turning ,
Gray, .will Cure. all .. . Eruptions the
Mettlp, will Bemire litetirf, .and
allay 01l lie h atilt, •lt la elegantly- perfumed, and
that:lean be'destred fora . .Dressing.. IT 1S: NO'r
`A DYE. but hfielpptvine..thit seeretionit.of th ee:pilla-.
.riglatls Lids aa RESTQItEtt.. It:will not .SOIL the
:11ne4 linen,Yor STAIN the tiict*t botmet. - .
11htlee,..Avili'lltal that when Chihteetes hair- bilarsti
-and wiry or thin unit tknnt it will immediately intprovit
be the hse of the Restorer; thereby_ laying t he. toumbi
[ion for a :luxuriant be ad. of •liair.• .Thls preparati on
.contains no sugar of . leaol. Or other; 'lid idea deleterious
to the hair PO cohnonoU in most Ilairleeparaftoota noW•
ill Om used ;tad frconumended 'by the:
'Florid and the . fitenlly ' • ' ' ' • :
.The' proptictoils aware' that litany . have titan til?'.lo
- by the' high' soundine . pretons'e' Of the nu 'they,
onstorenapations with which the marlzet. Lila' been tilled
for a- tew'yeara past,. lint surii.contiolence • does he place'
in the merit's his-lti-atorer thin, he. offers in nit re:es.
the onnan.after alhoraufl4..trial bjawo bo6
-net if it falls to give tier/vet satiAidetion; • '
, • We AV writ In every Anstaime, and 'one trial,wilt
- convince the moat. teepticat of itanterbs. '. • ,
•
bail for DR.: C 1,04 2 .11 1 ,14 Exceloilor
ItestOrer, Ann TANI: No Belly
gb - ts at $1 ,00 per bottle. Or 'ix toot , les -for 00; . • •
• •.. •. • Di: P. 11,.(...;L0CE.,. Proprietor.
. • • • Manchester; N. 11..
SA N Agent . for. Pidtsv
• dan , • .
•• T - I{-,--gTRENGTH........ •
LIFE=HEALTH'= STRENGTH• •
• ILES-EBALTIE-STRENGT.Er .
..Ituntireda and thourem&'-annually .die prematurely; -
.3vhen, if they would Greal French: Remedy,
. ,• DM ;JUAN I..)I4,AMARRE'S' . --; • •
•• Nperific
Pre . tini•htl by Chariciere & Dupont, - -No: 21-1 Rue Lont
.hard:..l;nrly... fro th tlie'..prei , erii,tion annu
pilaw.. Chief' PliVsariatiof the Ilkievital du r Kt - led rth
•Lairiooislere it fthitrial,they wi uld fled inimitdiate re;
athl, in•it Ann tihne, he fully- re , :torl.4l to. Itealth
'and•Striutgth. - It is Used in. the practice ut nthny
Auld. French nhysiCian.; with - .thhiform: tmeccpe,.'and
hiuhly.reconfinended-mt the - only- e and•Sliealc
Remedy forall peroons'sntferhig. from Cleneral or. Sex.:
'nal Debility,. all derangements of the-Nervous FOrcel.,
Melancholy, 1,0,45 Of Mthirufar Errer r :l?l,yeictal
..tratlon;'NervonsnekF, Weak Snlne.l,ontheso
Dimness of VisiOn, I lyster:cs, Paine itt -the. Batik and
Limbs, Intpoteney, &c.. • ' '
langhtige edn convey an adetit tate -idea of the
tiOdiate.and almost rniraeulona .charge It ovAsiona to
thaebilitated and shattered ;.ysic.nt; ' In fact. if stands
'unrivalled asi an tinfailing.tOre of the nutladio4 above.
. m
Suffer no more, but icie
.The . a.rCat Piench Remedy;
itswill effect a tare who-All' otbers.fail. arid althongh
a powerful 'remedy.. contains - nothing hurtful - to the
most (lel • • • •
Pamphlets, ronraining full,prertioalarn .and threntions'
-for iiuing. In 'English, Pre:mil, Spn,Mth and.Gernian xir
company each Inn F, and also' Beat free to ant i
ss
:ddie
Price: 014 e -Dollar .boias for Five Dol-
. • •
. . .
.
. . .
' Sold by all Druggists thremglinut the world .1 . 6 r will
be sent by inail,.seeurelY sealed ' from all. 'observat ion;
by chalbsing specified price. to any. authorized agents,
...- fieware . of Counterfeit/4 and' ImitAtlolni..
Prottrietor•a exclusive Agents for .Aroilrien: OSCAR
O..ITOSES G CO.; 27 Coo rtiond t SC, 7 , " • etv. York. . •
•Anthorizea Agent'for .HENRY SAYTAJA,
TlOnanna. Sl:intlel Boinl.. [Feb
. . . .
i)extrarAhd,. gliadarmit pod Cntarrh..trcat!
ed wltlathe iamoststiCcess, by J. ISA AGst;
list nod Aurist; fibinerly. of Leyden, Holliituij No. MS
ME Street, •Phibabdpliia. • Testinaniutis fronr the
most reliable sources In the City and• (;pantry can be
seen at his office. • . Themedical 'facultY are invited- tO
accompany .their 'patients, as he has .nn - Secrets in. his
•pnietice. • ARTIFICIAL EYES., inserted. withon t Pats;
No ehare ttliexainiirtQtion. ..litareh 24, 41d..:42...pail
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LIFE GROWTH' AND BEAUTY.
LundJn Gray . Hair Color The :Only •
London. Hair Color • • • .-Restorer
'London Hair IE - lir Color Infallible • • Restoret
London • Hair Col Or. ::-• -,.• • Rii.storer
London ChaniTed. Pair Color - Hair Restorer Loudnii ,
..' •• Hair Color, :• •, ' Restore r withou t Hair COW • *BLOM- "Restorer
London • • • Hair Color.- :.• •1 , •' Ite, , torer. •
.London -.Dyeim; Color - tire..,. s •Restnrer
Know), ri.uwerot
- •ta eitsitifr; combined. • Delicately perfumed: •••••• • ;
London Hoes .1.. • Hair Color . Rai - awes Restorer
London'''. . Hair Color, . • 7 . • Restorer
Londoit - naireglor all 'Reitorer.
• London • r . _Hair Color ' : lbistorei-
LOndon Stain • Hair : Color D:tridrufr ,Resttirer•
London . • • Halt Color . Restorer
London. or 50i1.... Bair Color and • :Restorer
Londoit ' . •• •-• .• Restorer.
London Anythink: Hair Color litchitnc: • Restiorer .
.../41Aims 'Dir. LAM{[ SOrr, 01.0145 Y ASS
:• -I(Kliril rue S , ;AI.POLY,ATZ..IIOI. AND iiSALTIIY. • •
• Lonihni ..• .hair Color .• ReStorer
Lontloil.Ctires all Hair Color - -•It will:. ReStorer:
.London--' - Hair Colot • "•• • • Restorer
London
.Diseastis Hair Color prevent .. • Restorer
London ' • . Dair Color.. • • Restorer
LondOn 'of the . Hair Color the- hair Restorer
London .• ' • • Hair,Col-or • . . 'Restorer
London Scalp. Hair Colbr ' :from. • Restorer
London • . • ' 11 nirColi,r . , •Itestiner
London' ' . Hair tolOr Reitorer
• 'No . ,Washimr, or 'preparation before- or .after itiO;
. applied by the hand or soft:brush • . "
- 8t0j) tile Ilitir .
full
ing: find:CabSe it to -grritv,. on bald htiarbi in nil: eases
Arbere the follicles are lett: . ' ' • , ,
- • - - • , . •
Only •in:Qintii it nottle ; '.six , nottlPFL . i'r-1; Sold at IR.
SWA 330 North SIXTII St met;
i'hilada., and all the leading Drunizists and I'inky-omin
(lenient Sold itt HENRY SAYLOR 'S.; • .
• Drug Store,' Potteiville.
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. . . .. . .
.. . .
. .B(range.. but-True.—Every
yoniut..lady. and
gentleman in the - :Thitted..States-can honk something
very much to their, adVantage. hy..rettirn Mail - (free of
charge.) by addt'esAng the undersigned. Thom:, having
fears of being hundiugg:4l.3vill oblige hy not noticing
this card:. AU others will please -: address their:l,l) - yd'•
'cot servant, - •• • - • • 1110 S. F: CHAPMAN; :: :
.. Jan 27, , Ca-4- - ly ::. - • : S3l Brinlway; N. It.: - .
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'Errors of VOtaili.--A- .Gentleman with .sriffil.ed.
for years froni Nervous Debility, Premature Decay' and
all 'le effects. of youthfdl,lndisi:retlon, Will,. for : the - 311k,',
of suffering hinanity,'Sefiti free to all Whit need IL the
'recipe and directions for makingthe simple remody
which be Was cured. Sufferers wishing fit,preln• Sy the
'advertiser's experience - e.an do SO by addressing •
• 'iT011?"1 B. °UDEN,.
.16 'Chambers St .N. 17
Jan ,07:4,1y1'
•
.IFADV •• AGENTS IrVANT *
• •
- — A WEEK, S RE
73 . 7 t6:.12 :Tollarg for
a.Saiiiple; or lirortod Env,elope - for'particulau's. • ~
*.STAFFORD .t ( 1 0;; .. 5611".Broadway;. N. York:.;,
March 11.1-3inr :18.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills
A - 11k. the Most perfect purgative which we"tirable.. to
11 produce or whirl we thing Ints..ever yetheen made
by.any. body. - The etrectehaveittintalantly shown
. to
the comthaility now reach they excel rheordinary Merl
"ieines In use. -.Theyae
rsufti and - Pleasant tit take; but,
-powerful - to cure. - , Theirpenetrating preperties at lam
late the vital activities of the body, cemove theobstruc
tionS of its Organs,. purify the blond: and expel direase.-
Thy purge out-the foul humors which -breed and gro*,
distemper, -stimulate slug,glSh :or disordered organ s
• into 'their 'natural action,- and itirpart a healthy tone
with strength to the whole System. "'Not do they
- curethe tiverY-day„ complaints -Of everelailly; but also
formidable. arid tiangernus While they pro
dueePOwerful effects, they.are at the same . time„. in di
minished dosea, - the safest and, -beet physic that can. be
" employed .for children:- ':];Ling' sugar-coated. they-are
- pleasant to take i"and, iteing . porely vegetable. are free
from any risk of harm.. enreshave.been Made which
'surpass belief, were theynot. substantiated by men' of
:such exalted position. and. character, - - am to- forbid the
suspicion of untruth.:. -Many eminent Clergymen and -
physicians have lent their names to certify to the public"the reliability of on ,
- -remedies, while others have sent
ns the assurance of their Conviction • that; ant: Prepare ,
lions contribute immensely to the • relief tif.our. '
ed. suffering.fellOw-men.- •
Te Agent:below named is pleased to - - fernish gratis
. Mir Anierionn :Almanac, containing - direetiOne fer tlx
use 'raid . certificates. of.their -cures, -of 'the: following
complaints
'" Costiveness, Billionit Complaints, Klicumatisth:ltio
sy. 'Heart:l)nm, - . Headache arising .froth fent ',stomach: •
. Nitusea r ltidigestion, , Morbid Inaction, of the. Bowels''
and. Pain netting therefrian.. Flatulency, Loss of '
tile, all Diseales which require "an, evacuant, medicine.
-They alio, by purifying' he Blood, and stimulating the
.systern;enre- many complaipts".which it. Would:not be.
t tg i p d o n se es d s Vi n co ral uLl . e s re an aa ie o rv u o c i h ui lr ni l t r io ll i t i ll t eiW y.
r =outs of the Liver and Kidneys; Gent,'and - other.l:l3rl- .
rod complaints arising -from a. low, state : of the body,;' or
m
itsfunctions. . .: • ; •
Do not'be putoil* by unprincipled dealars - Witivi,ther
preparations which they putke•.more profit on
AvEtes and take no others. • The Sick went the
best aid there is for theni, rind they slionld have It:
.Prepared.by.J: C. ATER,t CO.. Lowell; and
sold . by, all' the. Druggists in .PottSvilid; , ids& by all
DruggistS,iu dealers' nverywhere, '
June.t. ,G 6
THE GREA'r ENGLISH - REEEDY.
PROTECTED BY ROYAL EETTEtiS PATENT
.
SIR AMES . 'CLARK'S - .
ABilebrated Female Pita. . • •
'Prepared•frons a pre.vcriptiort-'6/ Sir .1: - Clarke.
• .If. Physician .M•traoi•dinary to the Queen. .
This Invaluable micine. unailing' in the cure of
allithoee painfniland ed dangero is
us-di f ms:fee. to which the
female constitution is' subject. moderater all ex
cess, and removes allobstructicins, from whateye cause,
and a ipeedY, cure may be rolled•on. -
: • • -To Married AL:adios • • .
It is'partlealarly suited: it will, in a abort tithe, bring
on the' monthly-period with regularity.• • •
'• Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent catinterfelte:
7hesi Pilhl should not be - taken by . Femates dur-.
ing . the FIRST THREE .11ONTIIS of
.Preynan.
• eY, as they are-sure to bring on Miaearriage; but
af any other time they are safe. '
Every woman knows that the blcom of health limit
fade; .with the tilightt Irregularity or'obstniction.
the mensev. • These Pills - are truly , the woman's friend'
In her hoar of trial, and. the- only.. mire, positive and
never billing cure of Suppression of nature,. trim what
' ever cause... So mild that the feeblevt can take them
with perfect security, yet so powerful .In - their effects,
that they may be. safely called, a never failing - fleg•tda-
In all cases Of .NervouSand Spinal - Affections, Paine
In the Basic and- Limbs, - Fatigue on alight . exertion:
:Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics; and Whites, these
Pills will ~eire.A. a cure -whack. all other: means have'
Palled; and-although pavrerthl comedy; ' de .not can
tata iron„.calomel, antimony;- or anything.hurtful to the
' Fell. direetionerlu the ram . phlee` firmed (*eh pne,kese;'
1 !k ) .• rairen.AtaTZ,Zeructors.rgk'l'-'
denim! .Ament.- .the.thileedStates
Dominions, /7 • 413 , B monk ri Cortemeeteit N.
'If:B.—SI 'OO and 61.bree • cent postiage e ~• • , -
lased to any.aothorfied: Agent ; -:ensure .
ntialnin • zo Pais; inr-Fetuvw,maii...Deenrely
• To - • Coasaselitives.—Che adrettisec..:havi
been restated to bealttrin'a fair, weetta • by.a very :dm
raniedy; after hailag,salfered.fdr several years wi •
asevere affectioni-and that .dread disease Con '
sumptian—la anxious' to: matte • intolint to bis Mlose.
To all who deshe it, - he Will send a ay . - y. of the pie.
- iitfilitionmed Mee of charged, With the directions for.
liteparbrig , . and 'Wag the'ttione,'labicti , thet wur.and a
mu emir for r.Colonnoittow... Hainsoarsits„.
Ciisians; Cams, and all Throat: sod . 40 Vrections.-
The only - object of the advertiser thoPre:'
.stription is to bene fi t theafilicted; arid Nip lama tion _
Wideble conceives tobkitivainablo, and bebopell .
sem . sultans wintry tib remedy.' sait:lyid Costthem.
gi.and nutyprovetitdeasteu . , l • . .
ramie, wishing the pfeactiption,saiti,
mad, wtitoiseseaddress
_Bet; HAIDWARITA.ON.'
ItTi WatimppuggyBlags
acs ri~c
•" • -
.1 7 '
sgiiOryzeb .
Olribiae4; ..IsTrEn“,
ISvraytiee OlatineW.
••" - •
NriPIatENOWN i • 4 tTerrint"
• ''1011"' .TO ' '
• !••1011 ,, -,• • .
• ',IN COKING...TALI • .fTWITEIt," -.
: ."1011 , TONI 4
•.• • ' 11(42. . . :4 •TRTTER“
. • oTETTER
- "
. - • . ' 'VETTER . .
...DR: ALL-BEALISe: OINTHEATT
Cures Ilthlng Pilea; Salt Rheum, -Scale. Head. RaPbt /11;
Price 30 cents:: ITy sending - 6e cer a to. Dr. Finale
:&' SOn: 330 NORTIf SIXTILStreet, Flilladelphla: x
will be mailed to any part of the Ur Iced Statet, free of
•
Sold by 113,NRY. SAYLOR, Dim,gglat, l'otf;kl4.
dun . .
.• .•
• MUIR DYE ` H ATS
ilxitekelorri Dye: •ia : the: beet : ;the
world.: The only true and perfectoDyet—ifirtnleal
swat:Jo:ins and Atetiablia—Troduceell:ooendra.Binck
or Nattiral Brown—renaedies the ill effeeta of Bad Dyee t
and frequ. entl y reetbree.tbe original ocoor. Sold by at e
The guanine is signed, W. A:l3atchelor, Sl
Barclay Street, New Turk.
:February 1806.
~. . .
• • • Whiskers Whiskern . •
• o.•MOirrrh. , . Corrolta; ' the greatqt iummator,
force... Whisker s -o - Mustaches: to
'grow on the smoothest faze - or ehig : - Inever known to
fail : 'sample for trial sent free to any olio desirous of
te'SNut.lts Address; - Riori-es.t C0., - 78 •Nasesu
§t., N. 1. June 30,'611:-%6•4m •
geligiono gAtelligenct.
NOTICES.
Iran gel ion' ill nrrh, st rect.
Rev.: S. S. Gunn; Pastor, wilt preer.h . German .es
ery Sunday morning. at. 10 o'clock:and English in the
Beecher at 'IX, o'clock. .-- Reddenos -Market 'street
above loth.,
Vl7Riras iiresi•ytenjiii Vitiiatrein.'corner Ml
bantoitgo and .Thied Streets. Rev.Llsaao Misr, - Pas.
tor:: &Tykes, Sunday
,10X-KM. and m.,•140.
flire.;.TburNiny.eventng. at IX Prayee Meeting,i
(leader. before INTSanday.merning.„ Sunday School,:
_ .
ILIF"2d PiTs4ylintion (.parch; garict.Scpare.:
Wit. 8: - Plaatia,. D.. Serviects Sabbath ,
• incireiugs at tOm o'clock . ; livenhvaod • Weekly
'beethre:and Trayet'Neettog. Friday, evenings at S
n'clbck.. Pastel.% residence , -Ittaltaa4nnge : St.; .corner.
.1h or Courtlahil. street, '. • . • ..
• ' tir.Gertassu Rietiotrused Church, Market
Fdreet, •Rev J.. C.. fluilizza.-.Postor. • Regular . servic&.,
alternately,ln the:Gezinan and Suglish langnagt!s; •ev,.
'cry Sabbath In•A. M. .& 7 P. M. Prayer Meet e
in and Lectfire.every.Wednesday evening 'at 7 P.:M.
• Getman in the Morning and English in the evening,
April Ist: - 15th and 29t11.. "' • •• •
..Engl ielf in the morning and . fictman in the 'evening,
April Stir and
: ; rer:11111i •c re . 111cet in it everiMonday, p.no, A.
M. al the English Lutheran Church, tfarket..*Mare.---.
Clergymen of Pottsville and vicinity am. invited to at
. . .
..-
.tit
.Ist' ilinitis .
i .11%hurcti; •.
corner aliantougn and
'lib streets, itev.A,J.• 11.4 . 1", Pastor:. Services Sunday
tog A: M., and 7. P. M.• •-:Lecture WedneSibty &eta -
inu at i.,rchick. Prayer Meeting Friday evening ttt.,S
cocieek.. Sabbath 5aici01.2..P.•M..• .1, • -:;.• -- '-. -•
. .
kyt thodiaaCharch. street,
above 'Market, Rev •••J: COOK; Pastor. Services r•
• Subtrath;at lb, M.; •and M. Prayer Meet
ing, .Tncialay - oveiting, at;.TX•o'cloek„ • • ' •
ir47 - inglish.• Evan. ..11...ithirtiu
Market &park.' Rev. .11.. Cla.V.yta.; Paster.. Services,
8:t1)1)211,11 inOrning ai 10 o'clock ; Evening, 114.. Week •l.V , Lecture and Prayer Ateetlng, Wednesday evenings,
7M u'cloek.
•-• Or - Trinity EpisenenrChisrehr.:—Whilo the
eltureh is undergoing minors services will lie' beld in
the :Court House at 10X o'clock. A. M., arid i tt• P. M.
• M - Welsh Congregniionnt '4,lharvh. Rev. P.
R..-Ltut Ks, services every- Sabbath. alternately, at ,10
o'clock, 'A„ M.,:trutt C o'clock; P. M. • •.• • • '• •
...Pr' Union." Ernyer - Itteeiing, every . . Sunday
morning, &rim Skl to trX o'clock; in the • trarna Church
oil Second Street, between-Market and lionvegirm Ste.
IFEABIiEED.
. .
.
. JI ...Votiees munt be aceqrapakried with 25
tenth 10 . V. , L(Zr tho JOURNAL. • ,• .
. . . .
• BROWN:—WERNTZ —oa the esouiug of July 34:1; at
'the Mose 'of Henry Veratz, EN.; 'at PinegroVe, by . the
Ite , i,E..S.'llenry, Mr. Montt. Itsoiva of Laneastei
to Mies IlLizi.narat Wpata-r fir Pinegrove.
•GOERECC—KNEPPER—Ou 'Jure .30th, ISGO, by
Rev. .1. o:Lehr. at Creskaia, laa.to CORlter i l. to'
Kai.:1 , 1%21, of Albany Town...hip, Barka Co., Pa.
the 24th • of Jane, at NeW
'Philadelphia, by Itei: IL F . ..isett; Mr. Wit.t.tam'Co&rta.
to Mir; CIII:181174A YOUNki, both of Silver Creek, Schuyl
iclll County. '• 7 .
, . . . .
,
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.11EttBERT—SITAWOn July 2d, by Ito,: Andrew
J. ilay,./Mr. AN•ruotif:.:. BRUT
.to Miss," V ., 1 511.6, %V,
494/ . or-rott:SVillC, , .:
' ' ' . ,
. . , .
. .
May
Port Carbon, on the loth of
may by ituv: E: Ely, Mr..SAIIVICI/G. JUNI:IS fr,o 41: it , S
LC'OIAN .I.lnansas, both of.nt. Clair. ".
. •
KIRBY—LLE WELLY 'N.—.Ca Th . nrsday, the 5
. i
by: bin. C; 'Spurr, ...Mr. ' RALPO • 3111/42..AIAO
LLEWV.I.LYN.,.illi Of St: Clair.. , ; •
• .
Sclulyllrlll
July 2d, by . the A.-14. • Lowry ldr: ADA At r
.to 1411. i.•.! JECUIV . • . • •
, .
14eD A.,.N I.EL—,KLINIOn the 14th o Jane, ISAR . , by
Rev'. J: e: Beebe; Mi. WINYIELD ..MUD. NiEr. to M iP43
- CEUKLl.4ll.;..dallgiltet of Evan W:.Kllne, all Potte
, . . .
. .
. .
- •'WALTIERS.L.:BERRY—At Tkirt Carbon. July Sd,.by
the Itcv.'A. M.:Lcivrry, Mr. SANivir. WAL:rem of Mill.
Creck;Aci3lles MAR V EIf.IiALIZTII BELLti% •
DIED
. Simpler tiiiitouncentents of deat4.s 'free: Those'ae ,
.companied With notice 4," &c., must be-paid for at-.the
cute of 10 cents per line. ' • -•
.
~. . .
•}711.Y-- . on the 19tit'ult., lit Pihegrovit Towns•htli, at
:Z.l nth'll . : 'wife or Jacob Fry, aged TA yeao,'S months iuld
....GOODMAN—On Abe • Tith. ul L. in Auburn, GEOIXIE
GM/MI.IN, aged‘37 . years'anl 10 mouths.
111731.511f.1.---Qn the, Ifoll ult., In Pinegrovii Town-
MARA , MATILDA, daughter of - John
,and Elfy_abeth
aged 3: mouths and i 7 days. •
II Li.t.iTZING 11.-- . on tile - Ild of 'July, in Pottsville,
Mrs; FtisßnioOs .11usTionnot., aged- B,T years, 2 months
and VS days. " • . . •
W-• )t . LS OE THE DEAD
EAGLE MARBLE WORKS,
, • • .
Oranite, Pictou and Brown Stone. Family
Vaults made to order: The :work. warranted • t0..-glve
'entire sarisfaetton ; ••• • • ' • .• ' '
Monumentir, .Plain - .and Ornamentai; 'Head Stonist,
Tombs, Enclosures - , Tableot, Urns, Lambs,.Flower -
Vases, Mantels,' liarcuty TriAile and Wcurh-stand
15esitinikand Plans furnished 'and the'worli executed
in the beat style of art; and Of. the very. beet . , Material :
• •
P. F. EISENI3ROWN . .(of-Mlnersville),
East - Norwe . ,einti St.,::betWeeri Cruallinti • Railroad Sta.,-
near Pornroy`ti Foundry, Pottsville. . •• . ,
'May 0, 'titi • - 2 ; • .
GLe.NER AL 1 NQT
to, lb.'lry
irgv ! .in,litiritiv." I,ly grout %%1)1 tu
I;l!. , iitsiare,Ante . vrri'..l flortft , one ithtt.l:3llll.e.
' . -.• WILLIAM TOBIAS
Plue.rrovi! 7, '6O .
cow
sequence of the. Night Passenger Train hal,:
ing I).en taken otr the Patawisaa : Railroad, the Sunday.
Paksehgor Treble carthe Little Schuylkill - Railroad Ny
btrdiscontinued after ilua date'. NICOLLS, •
- June 27;181W-26-U • .: . GenerafBn)ert.
ATTENTION 'National Light 13 a
.frasiiry of Pottsville,-;a11 members of
.the .. Conipany who intend tonlarticipateln the Flag pre-,
sentialon'at Philadelphia, on theAth.. of. July neat; are
retpicnted to report nt the .Toww'llall, Pettmille, at 1
o'clock, P.. 51.. on . Tuesday, Jutly 3d,:1866, - equipped LIM
cap with. estrufght .vizor, bloc c,
White gieves and dark pants. • .I.y.'cornnalind of
. • • (.lao.. k. Aix:DONALD .
: 26-.4
NOTICE.TO BRIDGE BUILD
. ElVS.—Th'e übdereignixl,
s euratuiluilionera,
receive • Eenled .prtiposals until :l o'clock, P. Ati
July 20th, 'PAX,: fur repairing and building ,an exten
sion.of •Heyefity : one feet to the Bridge 'acrosa-Mabauoy
; Creek: near Reed's Mill, iu Barry Township: Blau and,
iTecitiwtions nuty-be aecu al tbis Unice: • - .
E. W. ZIEULER,• ,
DAVID FOLRY; - • : '
EVERT, .•
Conunissionere.
'Attest,
P. N. pri)llTBi, Clerk.
Commbutioners , Unice, June 21.'66
, ,
UNITED STATES• INTERNAL
REVENUE-)01c° of thin AAmeio
iio.,:Uottsville, Pa. —Notice is. hereby given Lo
all.pervon concerned ; that the Anneal Lists, Buerger
•attotuand AppraltiementsAhr the year 1564, for the
Tenth Collection IkatricL of Pennsylvania, taken pnr-
Auaut to the. Excise..l..awe .of the United States. have
'been completed, and 'will 'be open • for .exhannation at
my officelon Centreatrcet, in the Borough of Pate-
.. , . • • .
. . .
110116' and 11th dais of ..Tali", A. 04.11.866,
And on said daya APPEALS; relative to any arrimedda
Or eicessice valuationa, aaaaakneids,' or enumendidito
by the AasLatantAsseaeorti, wiltbd received and
. .
.. ..
.determined.:. ' % . - . :. .-. .
• . Notice"is further given that no appeal.will. be allow
ed to any party 'alter he shall Eire been 'duly assessed
and the lis,Vcontaining the asseisment- ha's been trans
mitted to the Collector of the District. . •1 . •
• . appeals .must be: made In writing, tout mist
,Specify the. particular cause, matter bi-thing
,respecfing
- which adecision- requested, and • mush ""state.
ground or principle of error complained,of. • •
• • • • • • -JOHN . LV:ICILLINGEFt, •
: . S. Anfia p orLOth District Pcm ia
aiylyan..•
PottaVilic; June 23, 1566. . ' •: • • ..25-at..
. . . .
. .
IVO T I CC—Whereat; . •MY . wife • Margargt
has left my bed. and board , wltlicint cause,.
air persona are notified not •to trust hdr,••as I will pay
no debtsid her ecintracdug. • , SEVEItiN BITTA.- • .
: Tumbling 'Cum Jima 2,3,A6 • - •••
.25:3t! *-;. •
NOTICE.—The Good • Inteor Fire Coln- -
P.an9, l- N0..1.:0f Pottsville, have poatponed
•
their Pic INti: troth July 4 to August 1, On that
day they will also parade.. Several vibiting flrecontha
'nice a're expected to - be present on• the occasion,
June 23,. : - • • •
WANTED.
, .
E D.—Ono.male 'and two • female teachers
I' , :for the public schools of the
.Ilcirough of Shenan
doah City. };...caminaticin; Monday, Jaly%3d,.eonimen
cingatn o'clock, A. M: - Liberal salaries to good teach_
.era. For further Mona:dare address
.•-. . •. • •P. J. PERGU.:4ol4..Secivtary,
July 7, , Alt; 27-at Shenandoah City, Pa
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lkif ANTE...D.—Four male rind ten female teachers
T. for the Borough. of :Aidiland.• Term;' 9 months.— .
Sehnols 'to commence first Monday in September : -Ex
aminatioa. Tuesday, July IT, commencing at 9X o'clock
precisely. • JAMES J. LASIE, Secretary..
Al WING NePERINitENDENTS4 WAN-• INA,. TED. , ‘•-Cotistant employment and good- wages be'ttlien.to two hisido bows who are competent
to.take the entire charge:of a . • • •
. • Address with reform:sem. X. Pottsville Post
.FEITIALE. ,TEACHER 'wanted by. the
I - - School Board of the Borough. of Itlnerstille, for
Primary School, No. 1. Salttry. $22 .56 per month:-
School term ID months. Applications : will be . received
by the Secretary until the.Stst of4uly. .•
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WITZEMAN• SentY,Schotd
J'ano 30, 06
ANTED:—By ,the School Board of the Boiongh
T : of - Port - Carbon; :three Male and font .Fetitle
TeacheM: • Length of term•nine months, conimeneing
Septemberad,'l,ll.66:- Salaries -ai.folloWs
School, $65 00 per month: two:. Grainmar . schools;
$59 . 00 per-month, each tWo . Female Teachers, sd4 00
'per Month: , and. two - Female . Teachers, S2A.I 00 ,per
month, each. An exainination for applicants will he*
held by the County Superintendent In the No. I School
Bowe., on Monday, - :July , 16th,: 1 8 60, commencing
o'clock, A: M., -., By order of the -Board, ' •
- C. ..• GILLSON; Secretary...
Jtine 80,.
AITAIVIVED.-25 . Teachers. Male' and 'Female, for
•'1 V. the Public Schools of Mahanoy Township. .11i . . :
aridilation.at Lanigan's' School-House,' on Saturday,
July 7th, commencing nt.834 o'clock;.' A. M. - Tephlo
months:. Salaries liberal to competent teacher)). ....
By order of the Board. . . Jai-pi .FOGA RTY, Seely,
': June 53,' . .GG.-,2.5.2t. .... ' ' : - MahaneY P.. G.; pa:
--vir"' T 11) T —Twelyegood-,seeo . . nd-hand'fiolleru.
---- Alti -- -VE '
et, or `,,f4 Inch Ou». '_ The blithest casts price will-oe,
la r Machinery or :scrap ', of gni Owl=
.price 'paid for- chain or railroad Aron: :
a
es machi ner y of all kinds bought and . sold.pri
).' co at the*r. , fry - Depot:on-Coal Street.. ..;
sur - orders malt ; ;trill recOieprOmpVattenttoii. . -
Vii•arxmat ENGINES WANTED =The an
deretned.w.lahee to punifte .3 • second-hand Steam
Illogittee,, of 20. cir 4aborepotitr each. hi.ddrega .' •
"- •' • " Ml= ELLWlHS,'Pottaigle,
7 X 04: ::• • • •- • 7 9 -tt
. ,
111Agr.'iai-rJUSIL'I4IIIIIIII :APaiteitif , DEAD
an and dentigthat laving become 'soIeILAIL amigeees mina=
. • rata .In. c .the :State. of_rannayivania lathe - above
•me. los '.,Mestelt tbess'.•st. short notice
Al emeutroleatioos'AOiM-imitteS:.- • .
• bssi
mere forl# .. , ,? , 11valkizt must be' to
• -:" •, '
. -7,1 02=0.1( &SOMA
430 ‘ Nif isbmgeoltmgmee. - Pbuadelpme.
A:umbra .pViatiMagx MiOrmationi wM. be for on .68-45-4 t.
P . : a ,- "11
, , ic . ieesi 1641tee.VIdtwic4 etwv,
: • et 4 niftily Mestuslipaket
‘Sti.Y& , -,,, "::: ".':' •
,ilan 13, ,GO
SIATT LOST.—A email BULL T ,
: dark • brindled- color, with-hr,
had on a leather muzzle, - • A reneid
.for-the return' of .'salt' RIOL
July i street.:PottA
6611277. ,
e.tand rai rineitier,s
t,
OST.—On Thu
L
be initably retv,eNeil hr
krliVing:j! xt ":;•
tbe. OIlt.T. • • JOB. LilEl)74Vtk.
mil s 7,:um • • }4..11.• •
_ -
t., • •
vv imileuriber.: ri•skihkz •ahorr,
dophlu; at. Lick . lieu;
RED COW...with a Avllite.slK,tlll iflf Lire:
bez t d, high horns, f.,,t
flunk. -The owner .
and raj;
!„,
directs- •.• urAlu*ND'i i.
l
July 7, •
T.
0 i 5 ,., 0 ,„ or , tboid-1111: l'ill ;, ; - .1:::: .. '... ' .. ' : '-.... 4.2 77 .
AL.I4 deeds tur'projArty ;ji 1h 4.,(.1',1.: ',,,,,,',,,",'.1.
ty. - lots Nos. 1.,i 111111' jil.--gifpjilieell t:) i ,i''' '. '•
eitheiitl'AntlVille of 9 0 41,,. i ,„ , ,, ~;
i.h :
~ ; . -t...t ,
tinder w ill much , ()Mir...v. tt,:,,,,5p.:i 1.,...,F..r:;'-i';
bitn - at Dunitldsou; Wild Wiii jr,' '--2,:71
.., :
E11WA1:!..7 :F '''
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' Or to D. B: C1iE1 , !..N,.A . u.:, *il '''',..,',,,,
.
r4,-:,,. f:',ltnr:"
,Tube 30, ' 4 4 . .
lrigrA VIED t!,% - ay frtuti
3..7 vine. On' 'l , :th. iDir,l h;
white spout ; onu itnr . CUE-0111 I,L"'
Alibertal w3ll to :ef , .;
,Ivint; inlitrntatiUti where it
retun3ing it . to OA.
r:n
0,..r- , ;
judd, $O, .64—: *-2r* 1 4:101
p.
- 014 T.-04 y.• it i•ot
Mitiene•Bankand ':b
ifi
somely rewfinled.hy
- . June .• -•-
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FOR ; . i.SALE : AN D ::.1.1
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IVOR - MA jr.E.,Two „
I. at a b!irgalp. ItoN
July 'GO
, fil . olll
consts;ttiz
lrelhiti And everything bttlbti - git:t: •
very cheap:: -App
J u l 7 ,r, -Apply to , • . • •
RA3I CU.A.NCE, I. I ......
y ,•G ' • "
vo sA 1,111;;_AVillt.
.subseritter, - at the %%lite Dor".
DAY, July 2lst, clatlito • -
.one'bookfor boar: I,:c
!q. , .
July T, !dr, . . , •
•
Who: ant 4 Buy aEn L,-;• - •
• , •••=;r4,-.
.•
a' Nice House .ctit To•;.•
•
1111114.111:11: DING I , (ll+N,,Thri
I,()TS. -Nay and
fer.ral and 3!lineral., , .1
Will be Kililat'.puldic.. - ;th •
DAY), thenu n ot t. ;
P. M.. MAIM WaAingtea
big ,•nirfitee right of the and
tweet): I.;eivel lyn and ,Minersvihr.
„r.,„
FOTIR LOTS..of. I. acre,
3 acres, 4 hervi; 5 =reg., •
halt eai , h„remitinEl, l
'and mortgage, payable in one cu tv-c. „
ten rt.
-Praia et the prNiert y etoNvlll,r . •
to he seen, . and rinfornintion io
J6SEPII ICHlSLEltollincr,ville, - or-191Q;
ott the tract.
...Title ,perfect.. Pauttrx who
.1011N...13A:1:VAN; F.eq.i. 'or F.
v at i v in e ,- v s . • El 'K Efti sova.; ,N•
' • • .'lllaliatioy Plane, P. 0.,
JOY Z, , •
14101 W 84
Bngt_.T. tiiiittly,ninv. „Apply tii
....* ' ••• • - ..TF.'66.IiDitMI . .IIELLEI;.,
.11. r,c-1;
• June. 30. .66 . ,
Fixttres.aud;goud-will of
ee:ry Store. doing a good cash, iur.dee,,l
ged . d. Sufficient feasona-giveu.nd
this °Olen. •:". •Juue
`_AND
AC - rouse•.s.oT SA LE
11 'Third . street,' Pottsolls,-;
Ifich : Stret.q,
fset deep by 20 feet 1 Inch front.
ply.to • 11..b.vvi.L's
Jnne " •
• 1
UR N.t. I. i- 9 . ecirrill hand t•teant
horSe power; worked alinut.six
with
.I drum S feet In diameter. I lamp
Shaft, 3.hoilers 34 inches in diameter and .t.
Also. I cast. Iron screen 4 feet . in' (Barnett r.1,1%-.
iron shAtt, 1 chestnut screen, t set le, ..ks:
set of_hoisting cones,.2 safety trneks, 5 ter, T tii
For :partieninrs apply to CfEtiltah: ALLEN. Nev. p ,
ville or to ROBERT DOLBEN, Woodside.
June c:, we .
. . .
IRON
sigried offer at Davao rink, the well
WICK FURNACE, .PROPERTY." situate
Becks 'and Lancaster Counties. This propvily
over 7500 acres. pelf th.-i or -
with thp furnace and hoprol•ma..irits,'D•illi
the ores. minerals': fos.F.ils,:&c.,
nioportions of ores: ike.. on all lands" which
previonsly sold front the' property. Al;4•!
cords of wood, cut 'last
the.
aud - betwe,u
one 'torn of ore' onthe. hank..-.: The litric;c:
really for
.oprating . .by the - of Almost. 1-4,
capitalists tots is au opportunity seldorn olkn
terns, c:. - address TItUS. M: NATII.I.. POT
rottstowu,..Minitgomery Connty,'Pa. •
-• Warwicl: !Airlines. -tutu. . •
.
T. OTC . FOIL NA LE.--' ' '' : - -
"-
.14 ..On•lliAvnrd Aventni, Can S) feet wide $l7- , . , n.
hantongo: Nbrwezian and - Niarket Kreetm. !!.. 1:.y...,::
Adaition to Potik , ville,, lying- We"-t. of the Pr;..-I;s: r:az
Conlery. - • • • „ - - -
• A 7., lotei.in Yato Alto: P,,rt
. .
I.ibernll.• of 1„ t ,
inttle OOHS' (;:)i.hAvb::
'tit; ' tit!
P 4 ft offire. (•,,;,: ; vat MI /
.1 Le Ptreel.F. ' AlN , ti.untrthl Marftl't ail CO. Ct-11
from (entre. • Apply to • L. C. '191(01 '
ATACIEENErgi'I.
113 ,. 11 , M' I`.ll 11310 3114 Aw
laig&lot 'et. pew 311(1 nI,I• .„
steam' enrine, 11 ; 1 / 4 - .44010,vuglir IP . seed wia ut
` " ,N-4 41111411ireritilhOlteagnii.• and
.botLtht
" Inferior to - What. it war
"
2 New 1.30t1era.,'..0
2 ' •••; ±; :;0 "•. . ••'
• 3 • I "' • :ht ,• ": "
2 Seretut-Inind tint r'. 36' int:it di I(n., '2l)
With Fire ironnechmt.lete." . • -
One small Iteliereb• ;In" 3.hdree.• powex ; oil • se:„te
.titack inches4h.meter 3t, feet:lon-2 ; oneKnet o,cl
30.1nehee. (haunter. 40' feet loint;' one pumpr• el
loot diameter; 3%.,inett - es pitch, w ith Meth •nn,l
tnla Complete: two • Wrong lit' Iron shaft, ••.
tt,W Melte.' Meant:ter one Iloistlin; Drnm.,c, ;eel
era; *lth Blinn, awl Weeks. complete :•one :tan!! it
3 foot diameter. : "
0!i, 1 Ptimp.,C(Jrni4ste
"
01111 W•indl '" ."
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A lot tif,-11; itrit nimp Pipeg : ono get: 4liial , 1'. , :r,: , !
Itolls with .15 inch wit.t.ght ir0n..,.....haf;, : fur r -Po 1..1:
Srreens ;:a. Fct rPS Eltiyatoi 11:1(•:,...i , •tivv, :' :4 1...: .1
rump St 0[41 :: nli 'eiv.,,, , s :•:s ;of of - 14:1,t P.i111,3, re ,'"I:::1
iJizes , ; u!so iii, flailior of :I htrtre Dn.:die-1%; ii.,i ~.: s , ':.
ht;;.miti . t..)lll4.l be It=,-(1 fin' the",..inie'putio,-i•- ; ~, . ..1.4- ` ;
rqet Of Sl6lle. (111611, !111 SIZ- . S. la . . - • • •
JAIIEZ SPARE
Jjakt 2, , 66--21- • .
fiL943{.!.1 /10
Nt“,t; S
.AND OFFICE:: FON: SALE, 111.:LLNIovr.
SCIIXYLKILL COUNTY.-
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ALSO, TOWN LOTS IN •- •
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• • Previioii,
.
Mocitis .ifthintatli •
Pstitergou,
• , Niddlepori
And rand Fitolilin.Op,' iu the
P. W,. SHEAFEB.. Att'y for Owtf:,
Aprill4, 4;G • '
•
. fe• ;- MINING MACHINERY
."I — f7 0 - S - .A
Ode GO horse power.ne* ongdny,
01'10,60 horse p.nwer seeond.hand
der, with drintn, pqmpingt' and bob,tii.;',2,e-5t;,,:ri.,1..
' One 49 horie power en - gine,-tvidi 21.4i110,11 ,
ing, g&trainlchninslso, 0 hollers.
. One 20 horse wrier engine, in good . vra:y., lyr
boilers.
A large double tireaker,_Witli two seLe. of fe;
le're, Iron ednek, ofilrozuf
Alot Of new drift cars, 4(1 inch gunge.
One tinanaand 'OM road silts IlfcC feet low},
Apply, tn SitEAFER,.
" April 7, , 111; I I.:41 -
LEGAL . : NOTICE
tiI.MT.A.TE -OF - 4,011 N W. 11E4' IC, De.
- errused..,Letten3.6fAtlmini9tration ha%
granted to The underergmal, open the iNztat,
W, Reek. late'of Footer Township, Sehnylkill.Ctqalt." ,
Penna.,• 'deceased, hy. the -Iter',.,ister of .NVii:l ef 1 : 1,1
County of SchitylkM,—AlTpersons lodated t.,.C.,;•••,,id
estatg.are requested to make payment and. mead
clahni to pfedeut them without de!ify t, ~ •
'REBRT:C4 EIRCK, Foster Tp.. lietutylkill Co,
:TARED. TIARTLENR, .Shamokiu :fp., Nurthtter'e,r,T:o.
: - • .24:6; -
A .
DMINISTRATION
as letters •of Administration on the sa.e. ,
Thomas-IX. Smith, : late-of the:Borough of A.,1,1a01,
&tmyll ill Crinnty. deceased, - have been . gratuz , l ! , y
.Ifegisternf Wills for said County to the soh,
Those indebted - to said .estate, are renii , tedflo - la'^'-
paytisent; and all"persona chin is or, a:Ali,
against the sald•estate are requested to7nailo! 1 0 .0. 6 r 4
the' smile icithout delay to:
. .
• • • ELLZABETII.POWELL, AdministrairiX, •
June 20, .06-20-litr • ' •
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A lUDITOW 4 SCOT IC E.--The - unti , •r , ign" . n.
Anditor, appointed .by the Orphans , . 0,1,rt. W
.make distribution or tile.inoneye in the hand, ~f Me
garet Maenbley itnd Win. llneehley,'Adtninkrut.
the'estate' of ('hristopher Ilteehley, tiere:vt,i, s- 1 1
their sealant. filed, will attend - to the, Alkimi (.1 M- P".
pointmont. on 'rdesday,.July 9,ltb, • ISO 6, • at 1. , 0..5.5:1i,
A. M., at his Ottle4i - in Centre street, INAtsvilk. • ,:
DAVID A. Jo . ,NEs, .tslitqt.. ..
June 36; fgiin
ECUTOIi , S NOTlCE:—Vihatea , i I.enet3
.LAI 4f. Adminietratiott on 'the c4htte .of l).1% J
1t1e1f.t..4145; late of the Borough of St. Clair,
kin County, - deceased, have: been granted to Elie üb•
dersigned; , .—Notlee' hereby.giveu to'all
ed to said-estate to Make -payment and. thure
elnims will prenat them for settlement. •
• ..• :hLARGARET ItICIIA1111b,• "it`L
— St. Clair. Jane-1244 . . • .
1 a
iiIST TX OF. JOAN' 1.117 f TEE, lie'
..RA c cd:—Lettera of Mruinietratien on rip. , nt" , '!
Eetat. aving.been duly' grunted to thd tueler,i;eitd:
alt pereona inde,htedlo the aame - will 'Please rwtke {tvi•
ment • and those.having claims prca-ent then to -
•• junZ: 20M-2:2-64 ... .- ANN LITTLE. S...(l.e'r.
lIVIIST itA TiCtitS NOTICE,
L as Letters of- .AJministratlort. on' the
Joseph Ferrebee, late • of the Borough. of st. in
the County of-Schuyiki il,-decused,. have been .. -:alnt' 4 _
to the subserjher_,. —Alt persons 'indebted to -
!Ate are requested .tu make - Immediate paym.:bt::ind .
those having etaima against the same' to pr,, , el-tbal
wlthotittielay Gi 1,131E9 -•
' ' • • . • .
CARL IN e
. .St ; Clair; May 291-VIE-f , f)--‘2•2; ; Gt*J ,Admiutstrat...m
G ovER.NmE N T:
NI TT CIN.A,L-: - ' RANI,
0/Jers, for Stliq. ad kw:est market rhie
GOVERNMENT. SECURITIES,
AO roLwrii
U. S. 7.30 Treas. Notes darerof Ant:-YS;I - June 15,'6 5
• 6-20 LOan of "1862.
_6-20 Loon ,of. 1861.;
:1-20. Loan of Isms.
10-10 Lortiaor.lB6l..
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GOLD, STOCKS AND MODS
AND ALL
GOMNItIENT BEOURITINS BOtrarr)
AND BOLD
---:o'er
. - .
. sum to stometooorkf,....,':.-
7 - ' X11711:
N , A4tatiftaanguity *ow --
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