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VOTT:SV - 111 - 4 E, • PA.
44 TERDAVi - SEPTEMBE'R S, • ISG6
UNION. STATE TICKET
FOR 130 VERNOR
MAJOR-.:GEN.‘ MN ,GE4ItYi
Maasma...A . '
0.61.1TT
.UNION and FREEDOM I
A.G:II.AN:D,
1 ASS:::IAEET.I-I.T.G
Citizens of Schuylliill County
WILL BE YIELD. IN
On SATURDAY, Sept. 1.06;
.
on which oceation Gen. GFAlll"..the.lfero of the:
It tote Star DiNl,4Oll, and the statidaid bearer in this
conteet, of the rnicin men 01 Penney Pronto.
,c;11 be pretext. • A number:of othei• dietinguletied
..peakera %ill also be present. •
among the eminent gentlemen who are Oxpecfed to
prevent, are- •
. .
GEN. LOGAN, of Illinois, • -
GEN; lIETLER., of 11fassOobuietti.
. ... GOT. HAMILTON, of Texa..
•GOB.. CURTIN; Of Penna.
• .
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:r"Let Schuylkill County send her :dint 'teentanry.
u• do., &netting by thookands,.andniate it the grandest
o ,,nobrlnittun.nf freemen ever witnessed here: . .
tiLtive boy, about 11'; or 1G
vears of age, who deeires to learn* the Nur=
sery. business. - Amity 'to B. Barman, or at
Greenwood._ . .
11, , nete Brother, 803 Aeh Street, Philadel:
phis, 41ealers in Berlin Zephyrt l / 2 , DOlriebtie "?.;eph
yr., etc., offer gres.tin . duterneuts to the Trade.
Read their advertihemtut this , iFtqle
NEW LnE or SrtmiSIIIPB,--We refer onr read-
era to tbe . advertisement Of A. 11. AV. Henry S.
Co.'ri new line of Steam4iips, running eve.ry_,twO
weEke between Philue.tlphia,. Liverpool and
Queenstown.. The ratee of Passage
. ean be pli
tained at this Office. • • • :
. .
3I.AINE.State election next 3ronday..took
nut for Union thunder from , that quarter.
Till: statement of the public debt on the
Ist of . lelll enaber shows that the total debt
was Ft.-'4,728,31 . 4,535' The amount in the
TreasiirS,-..wri5:i:1;`,2.,C,31,gd7 73, r. ,
kr.the tnion mass meeting in Philadelphia
nn Wedneaday.eveuing last., it : its estimated
that at teast.one - hundred thousand - . persons
Avere *sent. was a magnificent. demon
Asation, •
COL. Foitkx,justly remarked on Saturday
ev'euiug.last--“The tlesertion , of .Andy . John-,
son is our great 'gain.. The Copperheads
have got the. elephant—let titena , make the
most of him.". • • . . -•'• . - . ..:-..
. .
WE are, glad to note that our Philadelphia .
iriel ds have nomihated _Oen. JoShua
T. Owen for Recorder of Peeds: • Their * chi.
ticket iscomplete, and with. the . . aid of the
Boys in Blue,. should revere ;ten thousand
"ntsjority. - :
.1.11:CTF:li AN I. W.. A. 11.
.111 e regn
lar arniy; died in Rearing On . 'Monday night.'
Ile was one of the'first to take up arms . im
defence ot the -1.. 7 n ion,
.ancl served in tliU three .
months? service : in ,colonel Alexander's cora
pany.of
SECRETARY II Aitt, 11:1g
,retired from fhe
•
Cabinet. Beft;re his departure the clerks and
other eniploYees prestentcd him•lVith . a service
of silver and analhom,comainingllie photo:
graphs of pearly all.theemployees.in the In
• terior Department.. • • ••• •. • • • •
Tun editor of the NI:W.I.:et Tithe's denies
that he garbled Ocu....l3heridaMs diqttclt.l
New ns Mr. Raythond othainticl that dispatch.
at the White lIouseso• lie states-Whe slid
commit the forget*? If not Andrew John
son, who Was •goilly . .el this.dishotesl piece
Of business?
• THE . State Senate of New York recently
retuied.to' giye an . Official welcouie ,to • 'the
reaegatleSew..ia:Wlie on his .tour . through
the state with the President. a sad
spectacle—a tuan outliving. his reputation as
a stittesnianlftlh pairiOt, 'end now desplied
where lie was once honored •
3.11 - I*OVF-i) SWUM Charlda Byero,
Engineer on the- Muliano . y , and -BrOad Mountain .
Railroad, has taken out aliatent for, ii . now
Stand and Lock, which said. ; to pos.4esa many
ad cautagea - over otheM. .Any.information . n:quir: -
eJ with regard to it can be ÜbniinedladdresAng
him at Mali:limy Plano P. b., Schuylkill Co., Pa.
WORTII CONS' DERING:-:-.A
pbliln forMs the' Press that . piobithfy.there
is a mistake about denouncing Andy
sun fur his Beason—because be. was in such.
a condition on the 4th .of March; -rlB6, that .
he did not'' know which Constitution he
swore to Support,' and having i , ,:(it'hold of the
'Rebel Constitution, lie now acting nuclei
that document. :• • .
..luttsev.-H-Qovernor• Ward of --New
•
Jersey haS - isSucd-a piociartantiOn for an extra
'session. of 'the Legislature, to begin on
10th inst. The oltjects 'in view are the elcc:-
tion of n United States Senator and
.the rati:
tication of -the Constitutierial 'Amendment :
Scovel, whose treacherous conduct • last-win
ter prevented action upon these matters,-now
professes repentance,. and declares his readi
ness to co operate with the Republicans upon
both subjects.. 11.e.utade a speech'in Camden
on Friday evening, fully '.cOmmitting himself
10:the measures adOpted by. Congress.
RESC LT nl. "Mr POLICY." — The Toledo
0"))110) BLADE says a gentleritan arrived there
on Wednesday -from Bowling" Green, Ky:,
who had left in cOnsequence of having
"seived an anonymous.letter, -01'whieli - the
lolloWing is a copy " • ." •
"Mu.= :- are hereby nctifitd to
-quit this State within thre days. . Ii found after
blot period your iite-Uld furreited.. • ' .
- . DantociAnc-CooriTi*:
The gentleman states that all' the Union
men in his locality received notices.. This is
the result of Johnson's policy, which is the
reverse, of 'making treason . odious and punish
ing traitors. • • . , - • ..
OrriciALptseArcit.TUßNED Ur,
—Another .ellicial dispatch'. from. General
Sheridan to General Grant, concerning . the
New Orkans'atioeities,. has no*. Awned up.
It hears thel date of August 18th, mid in it
tleneral Sheridan expresses hii•regrev. that
the military were dot preSent to preVent the
police from perpetrating . arevolting Massacre..
From accounts received from his own sub:
Ordinate's: the General helieVes."thiat.M. least,
nine:tenths of the casualties were perpetik•
ted by the pollee end citizens •by ErAsaiN9
. AND SMASIIING .1s TUE' BEADS Of many who .
had already beerr.wounded the police.
The suppression-of 1 this dispatch is
'another 'Maumee 'of
. the manner in -which
Johnson and his -creatures .have -sought. to.
cever up their sympathy' with_ the traitors in
this savage : mass:it:re - 91 loyal men.
SIGNS Or TIIF. ''TIMES,"-Up to within ..a
recent date Mr. Jones; the .well known pa
per carrier in this Borough, delivered four- 7
teen .copies daily" of the •! New yo r k
Times,' to subscribers. Now he' does not
furnish a single copy of that paper;. An have
stopped taking it, in consequence of Mr.
Raymond's [the editor] treason.to the great
Union party. Per ' contra, the subscription
lists here of the New York Tribune" and
Philadelphia 'Tress" have largely increased.'
GEN. GRANT'S POSITION.
Testimony of Gen. Logan and Hon;
Washburzti.
• ICOrrespondenee of the ChleagcrJournal.] .
GAI.P:MA, Gil ), September I.—Ttre day has been
rainy arid disagronaltie overhead and under foot. - The .
Hem:Oilcan muss meeting was a siteeess; nevertheless.'
Thousands crowded around the gallant- General John
A. Logan, to b...sr hinvexpoUnd the true , political pa
pel.'snd be did it admirably.
• Before proceeding to the diseessioit of the political
questions of the.day. General . Logan took occasion to
ytudicate General Grant from the attempts of the Cop-_
perneade and the lohneonitee to create the impression
. that lie was In iympathy with them..' General Logan
•is intimately acquainted with General Grant, saw him
but recently in Washington, and epoke to day in the
presence of Hon. E. B. Washbome, ho..understands
General Grant better than any other limn man. Gee
. eral Logan said General Grant's sympathies are entire-.
ly with the true • L'elon men Of the country—that, tO
hie rertain• knowldge, he was to favor of the Mil
11 Ights.bill, and le in. favor of the ratintatlortofthe
onnentutinnal amendment: Mr. Washtnirne confirms
I tensral Lugan's assert:one in these respects. General
Grant is a ltadleal Itepublican in his ways of thinking,
- and tall no political sympathies With the Coppeeheans
or the. allies of Copperheads. Andrew Johnson's ef
forts to identtfy him with his •TroliCy" by dragging him
unwillingly-with him on his'electloneering nun- to the
West must fail. General Grant is not the man to disc.-
bey orders, but he is the man to do right when the
. time comes luiltim to act. •• ' •
_ .
We take this occasion to remark that Gen- ,
erals Sherman, Thomas and Sheridan coin
cide in opinion with. Gen. Grant r who we
understand, *as so disgusted with the (Neill
land exhibition'that he ',left the .Presidential
party, VERY It was telegraphed that,
#o,dEalral Fturagut had alstle4 th 4 par7,,,_
BOOTH'S. BUFFOON PRESIDENT ON
MB WINDING .WAY;
What He Said aid Did at Cleveland,
A- HUMILIATING'. SPECTACLE,
The following is, the speech . . of President
JOhnscm; delivere4 on Alonday, onlis arrival
. .
at Cleveland : ...- . - . . :.-..-: • -. . -..'
FRuilw-Crrzttcs—n is. not for the parpose of put
.king'a speech that 1 now appear before you.: I am
aware of the •great,e,nriosity .which 'prevails to gee
strangers who
.haVe notoriety.and 'distinction in all
coontries;- 1 knoW a large norither of you desire to see
General Gram and ro hear what he hs... toSsayTa voice:
: 31:iree eheers for General 'Grant"li but you canno t see
hint - 11 e is extremely •1. rePeat, 1 ara
before you now to wttite.a, stave b. but simply to make*
• your ncluainiance, to 'say how are you laud to bid you
good-byel are on our Chkagotto psrticl
pate in or 'witness the laying 'of the coiner stone of a
monument to the memory of •it dietingnithed felfOw•
citizen who le nu more. It is not necoatary. for me lo
tnention.the name cif Stephen A. Dunglaa to the people
of Ohio. fApplauee lam free to say titat lam flat- -
. 14 the dernonatyation I hates wi tnetatal antlbe-
. .
ing tintiered, T Mann meat to think it personal, but.ari
e‘ 'deuce of What is pervading the Public.mind. - And
this demonstration Ls nothing more nor less than an
indication of the latent zentlinent or freling 'of the'
gloat mayaes of the people with regard to therproper.
settlement'of this great question: I come before you
as an Ainerican citizen annply. and - not an the Chic;
magistrate. clothed in..the insignia and 'paraphernalia
of a State, being an inhabitant of a State of this - Colon.
1 knots• it has been said tbat T am an alien. flangbterl
and thht-I ditl:not rt ide in one of - the Stem, - ol the
tidion..and therefore I could - not •be. the Chief.3ln,gis-.
trate,. though the Gonbtitotion 'declares that I most be
a Citizen to occupy that office. Therefore all• that. was
neces,ary Arai to declare the office vacant, or render 'a
preterito prefer articles of impitachment, and thusyha
individual who occupies .the•chief Magistracy was to:
he disPosed%tif :and - driven. from power. •: But a short
time since you had a ticket • before - y - 6n; for the Pret•i
deacS• :I placed, upon that ticket with a dietin
guiehed fellow-citizen who now - tin more, khow,
there aresorne who complain. to voice, ,•unfortnnate
ly,"l Yes, unfortiniate • for Some that. God rules
high anti dealaln right:
.iehecia,]••• 1 - e'7., Unfortunate-
ly, the ways of Providence are mysterious and McCll.: •
preliensible; controlling all those who exclaim' -want,
tunate.a. Tor you.") I wis.going say r my
cOuntqmen, a shaft time since I was selected and
placed upon the _ticket. --There :Was 'a'. platt,;rm pro-'
claimed and adopted by those-who - placed me ixp it.. •
Notwithstanding the Pubnidizul gang of. hirelings and
tradncers:.l-have dischargerlall my duties and lafllied. •
all my pledges': and.' say here to-night that if my Pre-'.
decensur had livedthe vials of wrath would have been
poured opt tipiin him. [Cries "fievef,".-thice }leers
'for the Congress of the United Shoes.")_ .Lease lit , re •
an I wan. passing along, and have been culled Upon for.
the purpose of exchanging views.and 'of ti.,certaining
it Nt ecould who Was wrong.', [Cries of :it's you "j-•
That was my object In appearing before yon to nigh'',
and I want le - say this.that 1 have:liyea athong . the
American People- and Mice rept-located. them in some
public capacity: fur. the last. t:,:enty-llve years,'. and .
whete.is:the man or woman : ivho cats place the fluter
upon
- one single act of mine deviating front arty'pledge::
of Mine, or in. violation of .the
. Coustittition : of ti o .i•.
cOuntry. . - (Cheers.l 'Mlls he • Whatlariguagedoes
be speak, t . What religion dates Ixotess r Who can
come and place his finger upon one.pledge I ever viola.'
- ted, or one principle I ever pro 1. ed tal . Se tot[a-voice,
.."Ilow abbot New:Orleans,' Another - vrilce, 'Hang
Jeff. Davis l') "Ilatig.Jol. Davis," [Cries of
"No," and "Opt in with him irj-- , ."ang
he say's. fA voice; -.:Hang Tliad:Stevens and Wendell
Phi ips. "j Hang Je if. : Du vis Why - doter. -y,m"Ming:
• him? [Cries Of "Give us 'the opportnnity."l - . Have
not yon got Mu Court ...11tive not yeargot tin:Attor
ney-Genera!? [A voice,. •WlM.i:s flair Chita Jintice
-who has refused to sit. upon Memel' Cheers.] .I am
not the Chief Justice. lam put : the • prosecuting atto7-.
ney. [Cheers.] I am hot. the jury. :1. will tell yen
what 1 did do - I calledupon : your Congress that. is',
trying to break up the Oavernmeut. [(7ricA,
.':Von be
d-4.1, , and cheers, mingled' with hisseS• great contu
sion. -Don't get mad, Andy.'9' Well, 1 will tell you
*who Is mad. .• :Thoth the Gods wish todeatroy; they
Brat . make mad." :Did 'your Congress order un.Y : of
them to be tried? [Thee cheers forC,...ugress.] Then,
fellow-citliens, we might 118' well our passions
and rem:tit:reason to resume her empire and.prevail.- •
[Cheera.) Li presenting. the few remarks that .I de
signed to make, my iot entluu Was sir netiresi mytielf to•
your common- achse. lour judgment 'and yofir better.:
feelings' t' not. to the
: passion and Mal ignanci
: your
hearts. ICheers.l objeit in presenting •
niyself, on this occasion, and to tell-you -how du you
" do." and at the . sortie time to bid you gooddiye. Ili
-this a.asenably hole to-night the remark has been mule,
• - : !traitor," ..-traitor:" My countrymen, .will - -You hear
met [Shouts ut "I:e.s."J .:and wits you hear me for
' , : tnreause and for the
.Constittition of my coutdry
tt
LAPPIa.O.I I wont to . know Who:l;6r Where, or un-•
der what 'circumstances, 'andrew Johnson-not as.
.Chief Itvi native, but in any capacity-ever :deserted
any principle of violated' the Cottatltlltled of.itla:coun .
"
• try. (Cries of "Never:l- Let me 'ask this large and
iutelligent audience if your Secretary of State, Who
served lOur -years tinder -Mr. Lincoln, •and: who was
placed • upon the .butelier'o block, as it were,. and
uackedto pieces- end
: sc.:tried by the aSsassin's
when he•tnrned traitor ICriell; : t•Never.") -*
w ere di-pined: u play' the orator Oct deal. in des'
clattiaiiun to-night, -I would iminiti• One of the:an
-tient tragedies, and would take- Witham II: StiO'Clrii:
mid bringlant tiefore yam and pantyon to the hacks.
andscars ,phis Ids pea sou. . bil11:) .
I eX1.116/i the nioi,dy, garments; .4 - az u rated min -
gore irmu . gitslang •1k Ull nd t , .-. • Th.fu I ,wutild
Yin - why not hang mad. st,vens -and Wendell P
tips? tell you my conutrymen, l h.ve been Lighting
tau south and they have beets. w nipped and crusneu,-
and they acknowledge their &And itialacami. the teruis
.1 the Conkantiou ; and now as I gu around tie
cir
cle, Miring 'ought traitors at the son In Ease prepared
to fight lfnfiurn at, the North: ~.(Cneers..i. Wit
- Hag, with your help,- we will at; it..: LC, tes u' .'•
It will be- ctuthed.. North and South, -and
this gr. rams Union Of curs it ul be mesa t ed. ICheers,.l
Ido Ma come here its tile Chief .Magistrate tWenty-,
the.states out of thirty-six. t.i.heers. - t I conic here'
. to-night with the flag of tat c,:and.rrtind the Constitu
tion of la; Staten untatii:sind. Are you• for dividing
this cbuntry.Y. [Cries -No."1 Ttieu lam riesident ui
- the whUlt: enitpd 1. will tell
' Mmothen tiring.. lundel stand the : disco : taunt, notes
o
•in this extwd tu-niget, lie wno is mused to the Fes::
toratnin of this 0-Oyer/anent and- the -le.uni;al of the
- -
tstatt . s rn lie • gi eat .a tinhorns Jeff. • Davis or ti ende .
;I.l.trud cheerad •1 am against both. I.Cties
of Give it to them.") %Seine ut you talkCithqut trot: .
torslu the Smith wlio hive not courinrih • to, get away
front your Conti:slu light mein..
eouragetititt men. Gram; 6a-1 - Luau, • .Farraui,
thc long•init of the tlietingt: tent d Kttlta . 01. me Chlou:
iti - eid in the field. mid lid titntlien - gallant" CoalelO con
.queet 'anti to Victory, 3 int rjuistmed emvardly ut .
.mace. Vt.pft:tittee...:!l.3tilly.'fl Now itittert these bruit!
men lolnliiettlined to blear :Mance, many.. of ottm:
huveleit an arni, Ore leg, or thou': blood upon tnany'll
battle-field, they find' you at hottie apeculaung anti -
committing fratins on , the (Ind etuntent.
.(....il.l.inttr •
anti Cheer,...) • You prittentt tam; to nate gi - io rnepeet.
and ..ympattry for thii poor, brava; who. has left
• tin unit on tne • .tettt.la 1111 K thg,it•
,fled 7 - 1 undereutial oit.atity .taie
dighlry ot the President.' .feri(u ',vas it 'Mina
tut, tusking a ep...enh in he zild of lielirintry 1") .-1 tiate
bdeu
e tth yas ie OM Wall...soil Una cuaulty, middy/at
• tetit3ou turthertnoril, to . .thight,.wlio have to.' pliy. the Au
bra% e• num hu abed - their -Chid.apt ctitited.
itttd hOW - the grvii Musa of ape I),,,ptci imee lu . won?, : it
out..-" . [Cheere.) it litante w h attuava of the
people I.ttoulil timitirstund \Vila( your '-detigtts
W.nat did Oen'. Butler c.,yr: [fist-eel NV . Oat did Gen.
Utunt. kt • ay I.Cheets.:l died .what - thes111:11. (irant ray'
'itiadit leen. Muller • :11.tangliter nini • imeertr. 3 • Whet
does Gen. Sherman eay hat th,e,, Unit.
Stiernlan say 7 - ) lien: taherldaly . ra)S that Cd ie for 1
the that. teneratilit
for. 1. - ISully," and renewed erim. of - New-uricana,t"
citutilaion]. • - •
- Piisineot—r cure hot for dignity: There N 4
a your countrymid who. .(oWeis re,::peet
theidelrow-eitizens wheh Inlay ale elltl!red to eel pact.
and thole is it poi that u! them ‘IIIJ lotve teepee!
:themaitlyes, -and I.:01S% Wieht iy Buie ito for
tiles- [A vote,- •."rreark wi,d 1 Cott U. ace
11,1,1;111:111. 1. would net ym now that ii the - 14411 t. .It.ll
Olt your 'lace cowardice nod treachery. llthild
111 It.. Show Thaiset I. Coin,, hilt' het ett hete I.ittalt cue
yi;th • tahouta . 01 laughter.) 1 .aloud
mood nt.eti the Rebelitou coGiniditned.. nu . 'itati
cac
•rutted more fur his c...othaq the r ' Leis Alin
water ilette 7. lint the; lanoline tionniteerim,;,anit
' pally ill etd.firese liaa: khan, tahGu 10 pinata
.the intuits of the patio,: alpinist ice - ICllt - era • 3 .
The rreeidept eout.hu,d-m the et raid ei.hispreviohs
&gin:lents updh the is..dtes lu. hue cOnting:,edittettr.,'
• deelitug parttcultirly upon ..the hattire W. Ulu 'Fltlykt.
uteu's .bareati ne 'taw Wilco Wiring 'lnt teh+.
part.ot his speech blared yeletty.tout attehtvelyi Club
/4‘.: eoricluduu awed a ithtit.t,tt.tui nil of"upothotet:. '
. .
UNIVERSAL FREEDOM-AND MAN- -
The rallying cry ol he D.entocratic Union
Republican Party is,Treedotu and Inward:a
S uffrage. Ibr all men, witliou t regard ... to-come'
or color. This broad platform eidDraces the
Meiican, the Italian, the German, tbe Man
tuan, Englishman, Scoitinusui South Aineri
can, African, in lact, all races that are trod
den under foot by their rulers and deprived
of the _rights of utanhobd..
Our country does not nowlegally, bold a
slave, and the adoption' of this doctrine by
the great mass of the people wtiuid causegreut
quaking in Europe
. and South 'America, rind
all the crowned heads. wouldsoonbe seen tot
tering,' on' their , throne's. This. doctrine mill
control the destinica of the world. •
If the friends of universal treedomwill not
'support such a doctrine in opposition to the
slave drivers', tyrants' and traitors' policy, do
they deserve to be freemen ?
TEE ItEBBLS'J)LL FOB CLYMER.
' .lt is notoriouS . Wit every es-Rebel in the
'South is anxiously - hoping.for the election of
Hiester elynier to the Governor's office in
this State. The' Rebel newsPopers manifest
especial interest 'in 116 . succc s.. Ahcording
to, the liarrishurg — Telegraph," u Mississippi
psiper just received at that office laiS the lot
lowing first-rate notice bf the . Copperheatt
•THE SOU= WILT; METER FO;2I7ET iIiIiSTZU CLYMER,
AND uNt; Ok' THE Esst.NITAL 'ADVANTAIa..-S
NEL.E..s,SARI. To/INA/3LE ANOHAW JOHNSON. To
'l/EsTOItE THE ..PEOPLL'uI , "I. at. DV LI To ALL
11.11111 t IeOItMER INJWAI‘S AND PHI% ILEGIA
lIISELk.Ciloix AS tioVEltNull rt-NNsiLV A
MA, A HJISI.I..T WlLlou EVAIVi 111.1./1 SoUTtig
• ERN MAN stiOladi lu oul./ roll AS risk-
VENT/II THEY PRAT ED .Fult IIE SI:COL:SS
01 , GENEHAL I..kai. WTI/7.i\ ATE
. Was LNVADINO
kIINISSILyAMA." ' • • .
People of Pennsylvania; *hat do roc
thiuk of 4 candidate for -9overnOr of your
State who is thus s`prayed lor" by those.un
repentant Traitors?
0130ANIZE.1 ORGANIZE!
It is essential, in order to secure a full vote •
sli
in thi aunty for the Union ticket at the Oc
tober e ection,.that the whole county be fully ,
organized. Our Ticket is formed, and every.
man that, belongs to• the Union. Petty should
be theyoughlY alive to the interests - of this .
organization; and to the coMplete successof .
our whole ticket. Our opponents- are: are using
. carry. out every effort to vg•ry out:their nefarious pur
pose of transferring the control of our:insti
tutions to those whose wicked hearts are pol
luted witlithe foul stain of treason and rebel
lion, •and whose hands, are.crimson with the
blood of -our patriot brothers. y .,
Let ever
one; therefore, go to work at once, and use
all his ability and influence to 'carry on to
_a
complete, and triumphant success, the great
work in which we are engaged: . . •, -. •
13IEALL D2SEELTEFIS VOTE P
The. Philadelphia PaEss learns that lists of
desertera and nun reporting 'drafted men are
being printed at .the State printing office at
Harrisburg, under instructions from the.State'
ofttcials. These lists, if is, said, will average
about one hundred and fifty names to each
regiment, or an aggregate 45f from tidily to
thirty-five_ thousand names- They be .
sent with a copy of .the act of the Legislature
disfranchising deserters and non-reporting
drafted men, fo all the election officers of the
State, with instructions to refuse the-Votes'of
all whose names appear upon
"Susan Cuizit ,Batufi,itt .-ScirooL."—A
communication iu rifcrencp to the:: manna]
c-n!c . of this Sch . ootllgid: out the 31st alt.,
,
WM Appear In our next. :Jo eceisequelice of
the crowded 'ainditiois of ottr...colaionl4 it is
aaQny kepOs s idble to publish It tys • weeki
•
THE GREAT SOUTHERN LOYAL
CONVENTION.
PHILADELPHIA'S WELCOME.
UNBOUNDED ENTRUST ARM.
The Unionist's Convention at Na
tional Hall.
• --11 re 'could fill a dozen papers the size of the
Miners'. Journal syit4 accounts, of the mig-
nifiCent reception of the SoUthern Unionists
in philadelphitt . ; . of the immeriserrocessions,
the.eioquent speeches, and the innumerible
Inehien's. The procession that on Monday
last escorted thelpip.lndependenee Rail and
to the "Union League *as such a processi:on
as.Pbiladelphia never before saw. The ova
tion was literally made to the new borriipirit
of liberty 7 -a demonstratiOn almost bitpemal
• .
in its enthusiasm, and that no:coninlonocca
tiop or exigency could call forth....
The COnven don met: in National'.:
Mai ket Street, which was beautifully Oecora
tot Among the 'patriotic inscriptions cov
ering the walls were these
I tremble for the eotietrirhen that_God le
J93l.•!—Jeirerson. • • -• • • • : •• •
• .• -There con be o nettirals;only ratrtote or traltars,•7
. .
"Treason niu.t be made odiMisand. traitors Ounigh
ed: Their dwat plantatiimsmust be Feized
dedlnio smell farms for honest and- indn , trlon4 wee.'
---Alufre or John...in
7 "1" . 11n rl;i3 - ;); it mast and shall be preseirit-Ari
thelmut ttf the ipesker's stand-were.the
`i - Welcome. -patriots of the .°4-4.101 : ,
: %Ye asfreedom•4linpeTorloin . , ••. • . .
Tne.privute hate. ihe'rebel acorn ; . •
Yet held, through alt the-paths ye trNi, . ••
Your ia:th. in nisurund trust in God,' , . • •• .
.
Tile :first ilarpflthe 'Convention' was . - deN;o-..
ted to - teiripc.rary organiz4tion: On the pep
.ond:day the continitteemt. permanent organ
ii-ported'tne'name .of J'lon: - - James;
Speed; of Kedtacky; tis ilermanen(Presideat,
together w . a nu - tither of representative men .
as "ice Pre=tAeets iud Ft cretaries. Tl.e.
successful nOrltiug:,of;-the COnvention..was
also attain . ed .by the appointment of a 'cOnt
mince on address, resolat ions • and
. ..•
c-.nistruction.. • , • , • •
• A delegate
. from Maryland:gun. -11hgli R..
Bond, .presented -a- reolution :W t h the reqUest
that. it be . referre.d to an approPriate . cOmmil
tee,..whlelLurked - the,tidoption-of the recoil- ;
ainendment to the CohstitUtion .
passed., by congress, and :adding, "In our.
'opinion there can he no . permanent pence
'-'or. security for 'nett c . if the South
."iyithouts ,return 'to negro s'uftrage." This
resnitition,.which wis "in' 'the shape 'offered,
and so far as acted uoOn, - but an U. - tpression oi
the news the'gCutlernart .who proposed -it,
was . referred t.o.the•comm'Atee on resolutions:.
A. .committee.icas :appointed : bi.mahe err:
rangements for a union tor the Sotithern Loy-:
idtiete . .and Noriliern of :the
Northern. States have appointild .delegates;
:end On Monday there tens a uninn-of the del- .
eraiee':froni both: sections. in &Mit 'of . the
Lnion Leitgile...llouse.:.. The Nertherti dele
.. • , • . .
te s *afterwards' 'assembled:by theme,elyee,
and, elected their. own ofideere; but they es
Lica to unite with 'theSontherdcielegates
smite time, either' in Open conlieniion[Or . by
.enufktrenee;
.The thity•of.the.coMmlttee.wae
tb UrranguAliis_ • • •.• •
The proeending - s on'Wednesdity.were •of
miscellaneous eharnetr. ...Several resolutiOns
toutihing..the questions of 'negro suffing . e; •
were offered,and referred. A res . olution'thnt
.:.ildr,..itv.•JohU . son tie requested to resign, Was •
received whit vociferruirippiuuse. • Another,
ta the"effect 'thnt'a;conimittee. should be np;:
.pointed to hollow in'the footsteps of the Pres.
.
.ident in his pilgrhunce to Chicago,- and. on
his.returit to "Washington; was received with
inamenSe_ applause, arnin•number of eiTeOlve
Sp - eakerS were nontinated for thatduiy. The
.Conuluee of (onferende,.reporte.d that, 'the
Northern and S dullicrif ConventloU..would:
unite in NatiOntit• Usti In the eVening ; _and
thence n roCeed . togethe r tti ilfc l meetingasq.
in trontrf the,Leagite.House: w • hich prone- .
-•
sition was carrier. . lin•t ht.. - afternoon the del
• •
egates were entertainer/ by it banquet at the.
Union . Lea . gtie /louse.
~ • . . •
• The'fireeting on AV.edm!sday night in flroad
•street- -was • a magnificent demonstration, .
• " • •
•whether.ive consider the, numbers who took
part .in it, the eiTectiVehess" (if the .skrikirig
or.the.enthusiasin which prevailed. '•lt
inzirel among publie rueclings •somethimg.
• ..
which once seen Will never he - forgotten..'
..• • - • •
:give
•A 3 therii is every Intention to free
•- • •
scope to distalSsi2ll end to eVpression of
• •
. , .
the views of all the delJgates, the•seSsioni of
•• • •
thwennventlon in yet ocettpy 50W16.• (15375,
• • •
The' I'llilacielphia . Preaa in sneaking of lbw
m
- • • •
tremendous. ,Mltpourrng .of-the people oti
Wednesday night, says , • • • '
tVe.leave . .to reporte:rs the tat•k . of deferiblng •
what was tinquei , tionably the mightiest popular de
monstratiou ever .oitifez.eed iu the comitty. Such with
itYignient Of. those - who 'led.. participated in the
massive. gatherings Of. IS in, lint and I so: Tbu visit.
or Lafayette:forty-two Ye,:rs ago, :was :the oilly_event. -
claipled to hear ntki liaeness to it. Nothing during
iherebellion,;,crowded as that, tragedy- was
.with . alter--
w oe ,igony.and ausponse. With grief and joy, conic he
'compared to it. 'Tie - ocelot- is Leu.ilyfountl.• AndreW
appeal• . to the: Amcriestt
. people Wes pot
taken a niotuenetoos:ion. They had beconie ripe for_
tistern're , p.2lise to lite ineffable treachery: hod when
he 'plea the land .w.ah...iah:ehoodA upon them, (the
• wer,t, being that Tuivjuk.tained Min ly and upon theli
faithful servants,:they alinoi•calt[lol;atecl hi challenge:
. And their determine' hin is fully taken.' Whether he.
untlerstandS it or nut, the colliery will,. In hia.
tnsan-
Itv he : hurls curves and thre.ds.with equal recklessness.,
The wires[ have apprehended :that 'lie not, iinlY•triena
.rue, civil war.':W. know that Ile bus re
. peatealy dec , ared that 'he. 'would •arreet .Congreas if
impeachment Were threatened. Lien its we write his
xehel empleyera have tilled a meeting 10 - organize a
new Slttiti. ifoyornmerit lic'Tennea4e6.l Will he please
tty on any one el there 'new fashions? . We think.' he
'would find either it tighter at than the relehruted'ettirt
Art NI kat ever hetotends.• e t 4p.tprifit or
a miqj he :Will- he . sceumunalate‘t to a fair
trial, alike - of his'ekperinieut and hitmelf. Th.! A mew
m." rare slonnor to deal iiith
71C1Preb . ej or a nru civil n7ir„ ,- " • •
WM- 9. MA nig pioinipent, member
of:the Bar:of Lehigh Count; iliel ht
town on-ihe?d inst:;.v,ed 37 years:,: . •
,
Tur..N.ti,or..or. Tut= Wm". IN SiOgNats.—"Fetti
people art, aware or the benefit, of - Whin' in
hess, consequently we publish the following , ex--
tract from llooper's•lletlic4l Dictionary •
. The ehiet difficulty with .reliable• wines has
been their: scarcity and • exorbitant- price,'„but.
tide his been' removed by •the' int roduct ion • of• a
pure native wine, prepared from rho Port grape
extensively cultivated by 31r. , ,A.. Speer: of New
Jersey. 'Me :understand he . .has Submitted his
wine to the test of Many of our celebrated-physi
clans, mid ail conetitin its puritv:medicinatprop
ertiee, and superioritY , to the, best Port 'Wine.—
Mast of them, prescribe it in eases . of debility,
affections :of the kidneys, and Chronic complaints.
••. ntgiste sell it., • , •
• .t. . .
. _ • [From the Chicago Tithes] . .••
"Tut: SrCCI:bS of T 117; C110;;;SliY OPZILA . :EIousE
Awe Associano:%—The past week has been a
fruitful one for this widely-spreadohterprise.Orir
exchangea front every quarter are filled .iritli no
tices, of, its • success. its advertisements, .Which
are on a scale'surpassing in general 'extent any-.
thing which ha been-attempted:by oven .Atneri-.
can enterprise before, occupy pages of the
..•
New: Fork press.. - A correspondent, writing of its.
SuCcessin New York, says; 7`The office reminde
Me of a railroad' ticket ottice. - a few minutes before
the departure of a train." . • •
The feeling of pereonal.interest in Mr. Crosby
setins'to_pervade the whole country. Every - little
town or has its one or more clubs, arid
We tinders - tidal that the rapid'sale, of certificates
throughout thecountry,ism a measure to he at.-'
tributed to the curdiatoupPort of the National
Banks, the'Presideuts arid easltiers'of which are.
its most numerotis.and efficient- agents.
Another large 'AO has liken organized here
upon the'plan of that of the express and telegraph
men. It is to be cOMpOsed.excluaitely of railroad
and steamboat Men.. They have secured 1;000
ceitilieates:. . _
:The perk packers have also a club of 590 near
ly filled. The Young Dlon's Association are forin•
fug a large clu . b. . The 'Chamber. of Commerce'
club is full. Several Boarder Trade_Clubs, hold
ing large number .Of, eertificates, hive been
'tilled, andothera. are in. progress. Activity in
this.lisie seems to increasevith each week: These
movements are rapidly taking,tiP the certificates
.all over the. country, and - hastening the happy
consminution of a scheme which .has in it more in
terest, novelty and spirit; than 'anything% Which
his. engaged public attention within ourreeollec
tioa.,.
. •
As many of 'onr readers.-ay not be.. aware of
the unusual inducethents offered by . this ..A.ssncia
lion we givelhefellOwmg synopsis:
.The Association will issue to its members 210,-.
000 tickets - at ..1.5 each,. entitling the holder to one
or more of the 0114:Class engravings. arm' warde
deicribed, a free •admission to the galleries of
the Association, its. Well as a-Share . in the; award
of premiums from a - series - of...the grandest
.t paintings ever offered to the: public by . any • Art
TFIE FIRST PREMPDSI, '
-•• . .
THE CROSBY OPERA HOUS E, IN ,CHICAGO..
sitnated - on.Washingtotiatreet, with a fron hwti of
140 feet 'and 4 depth of-150. •It is- built of mar
ble, and' four spacious stores on either side of the
entrance-hill; with the offices and -,studios above
them, produce an aggregate:rental Of 530,000.
The. actual cost and.value of this splendid Wild
ing, conceded.to be one of the finest in the world,
amounts to six hundred thousand dollars. •
In-additicin to this the premiums consist amore
. than three htindred splendid oil painting,s, by the
first .Atiferican artists. BIERSTADT'S. great
Painting, "The Yo Semite'Talley," value $20,000 ;
CROPSEVE 'American Antunan, value f 5 000 ;.
• 'lrviog. and his - friends,. valuti.4s,ooo; 'Woods
in Autumn,' value $5,000; •Recognition,'.valtte
$5,000 ; BEARD'EI...'Deer: on the Pritirie;' value
1,000; OIGNQUXR. '`Alpine Seenery,'. veins
$3,000, as well 'as works by all the leading artists .
Of the' comatry,lconstitnting the . grandest. Collec
tion ever brought -before the: pttblic ; also, the
original life-size Inust'of Abraham Lincoln, execu
ted from life by L..W. Volk, value $2,501:1..". ' •
To enable - the public to judge , for themselves,
thisentire collection,' the largest and .• . '
. MOST VALUABLE - EVER OFFERED
BY ANY. ART UNION •
Will be free on exhibition; a'part alternatelpin t4e
opts). iffYIISE, carcedo
THE ART INS.rrrule.e., No. 625 BROADWAY
. . . . -
Tickets of Members Lip--fo r,
15; . one: share or.
oertitleste,, with one of - "tbe fellowthe beautiful
Steel Engraviegs " The Little' Wiriderer;l by .
Thomas Bead;, , or !Tlatheriog: hy , Ja
mie° 'Motown.. For 11110; twepbares or -- ,'oertifl.:"
i ntes; *ith the • superb • SW - Eitgraring••
"Weehiegtoh aod.hir Atctide
t401:1110 1 M 910,4,0t 441 . - .TiWf: l49 'ol4 1:4 1M I Pr i
, .
•tiq1 : ::..._:.:..,m...1.w. , ,E';. , ' : *.:.•?:::•-_:.IJ - _,- - , , 0 . :.trii.t. - w - A-i_..4.':.::: . 5:.p..7.,:v4 -- :m - pr.;:: - . - . , ..:-'; , .t. 7 .i.15.:4 , .::0.; , :..
. .
idai Engraving on Etna, nittercra Dream;"D
by D.
Huntington. ' - For $2O, font shares or certificates
witb:. the:- oplenilid'.Chromo:. Engraving • or
.
'The &Wird orprereigme
.be made oxi. the
let of OetOiti npit; • . ' - •
Application tor' ehares' can be Made • - ;
• AL IL 01013 E,
: • . •
anddireeted'to the Art Institute, , No 625 Broad
.way, New • York, or the• Crosby- Opera • lionise,
Chicago,.where.furtherParticidisrsican be had on
Ttte Opera House Artleicieiriticsi - is no
-gift enterpnee, and must - not be confounded with
Dollar Gift Concerts whicki have, been - advertised
to take place'. at the: Opera' Hot**. Without the
amsent of the-Proprietors. '
' • • • O. -(I.I3OBBYSE3E.LL, Agt.;
Whire sPeeireettleopies can beaten.. . • ' •
'lubriestiv6..ateiun" engine 'packing:-foe terms f , Ce
no.. 639 sigh it:,. and no. ".26 - dey e 1 new .
May 12, .C47-19-1f
,
i'osTramie. cholern:-Diarrhtee, Dyg. entery 'Arid any
disordered state of the 'bowels; nee' tho Cheleri and
Diarrhoea tat - tire, prepared bylinbee, aticithecipr.
....... . . . . .
• 'trona:v.llam Riarroaeiti•E fa 'elegantly pertained.— :
.
it impartin rietmen. and brilliancy, removes dindraff,
and intniotes the gracrth of thelisdr: • The most
ly articlefor the toilet. • ' • ...''.".-.. : ' •. ,' ' ' . ':
• WERTZ :AND SqUICD TreTit, meet breAtb t , ' . .abd. clean .
,moutbare, obtatnbd binsitigODON*E,,prcpared by
Eingbes,..4potbecarY... ' •
. .
Err A n.-Anin in another coltunn picklnggnipo..for
SpeAnts Wine, It le.:nn adrAirable - astiele, need - in the
hospital• and hi the ilre,t- Oars San:lilies An . Phrin,
don and New I, In preference Id'Uld Pnit
It is worth a trial, as it glvesiieet satisfaction:_.'
. .
Scw D. A. FaiLitltb Clothing
titoie7•recntre.street. Puttsrille •• . •
. • .
Ftmicu. Engddi and American clothe, a l styl"tind
Id inn: ducat at'D. gtnidea. Centre sheet.
• dt.ovrA Nede-tiei4 and }loan, to snit every .. fiate, and
*
et reduced priees.'it A...Smittes..C;entre afret;t:'
Sialtio and Simmer chade#lottdOg, 'cad be obtained
at D. A'. Smith's, - Pen!ie*Oect. •
- • Fa.kaedPiilit; - Liail aitlC.l.e, at
,
'D.A."Satith'e.Centia eixrat. . •
THE COAL: TRADE
Xwal4msoNiit
The quantity sent by Rallroad.this weekas
71,294 01- 7 -by Canitl, 33, 117 for the week
164,1311'16 tons, against 107,096 tons forthe
corresponding week Inst year. .
The supply_ is mneli larger' this Week than . ..
we . ttnticipated, and shows•.that . co . al
to•niarketialong as it can_ tie stowed away
at any Point. .Nothing - but positive refuSal,
to take the . Coal abroad' at. any • price,Will
Cheek its production: . • •: •
• .
Anu y.per of collieries have stopped otherss
stopped: for - . a .day .or two, and then -started
again - . The difficulty is that nearly' all hire
a - few: - orders for spine - kinds of eoal-which
theY..have - cor.tracted .to supply, ikuti their
- collieries are •kept . going and the.rither
are ferced in to.the• market; to . enable them to
supply these orders.:: The business' does. not
•• • pay,•aed•liew long they can continue to Work
at; tflesa. - Will depend . on . eircunistatices.-.
The trade sures up =this . . week as follOws, -
Compareil. with last year: -. - r• - • :
. . ,
P. & R RR.; 74, 0 .92 1,567,6851
SchnS - 1 Chn; 32.5 0 4' 516, 0 10,
L Vul R IL I. 41.6'26'• 924.442:
telki'n• 34,311 469.6.01
Serzint . - Stli.' • lAci l 466,5Rn'
". •ITS: • 131, 9 5 1
'Penn. C.,CI
By it' Road} • E 1,8691. 32a:c0t
By
. Canal..:l • -3431 20:501
Del ' Ilud 6,00 . 0' 451,402
IV7ng, ':i• •' 10,5.77.
do Nth
Trevortnn..l- 150'. .13,15+6
ShinT,Mt....; • 5.56 R: t'll,lol ,
Franklin:.. .1,001 . '26:539
Bilitul Top) 7 Auo' '105,65
.. . .
•.rrhe 'quirts friiin all tite;itonl . teginns,_ex 7 ..
eept: from the Seithylkill; are :Ipr'ihe week
culling ph Saturday lest. " - Whethei there will
'he . any diminution iu the sultrily --- foi . 'this
week - we-cannot nt • present;-!wt our in);
LOCAL m(YricEs
.September 8. 0.866.
:b.. A'
.111.2 . 94 2,708,103: 5?,R.419
.33,1 is! • ..9 , 21,591 376,882;
.46,604..1,30:1,34.5! -- 878,90
440194 .614.1:;4' 167;110"
'23;2.'1 , 701:216 , .24 , ,C5T
- 10,0201 :261,11d . 149,551 . .
222.'277,111d4,327
1,116 G: d 4, 5 ,25;
42,486 .‘6412 3d! 410.93.
~•••••.
I ViZig. I' TOTAL.
•
YekT4o
46,14 , ! 1, 394,055, T,TO3:
• 1,422! • 87:478 19.:193
::,931:• lot, 32,915
1 • 112.7.17:'
. .17!;,(129, 1117,007
- 121 . !%..7471.
1:96;791, 2,40,-079;•
2111.7415,T.57,3 4 2.5'
.1 '
. . . .
pression is.that it will dinlinisksolongfl the :•
present state of the trade continues: Per
chasers are•hblding : off for lower •Prices,'end
the.prOdlicerit catmot.loWer , tha prices of coal .
.without a reduCtien of wages..; • •••::: • .. • .
A l .largecortitilnriefifot.the:suPply for a few .
Weeks; therefore; appears to be. the only rem
edy: TO stop raining subjectithe operator .to :
• aloss; aad,fo . go on , at reduced piices would
also:be ruinous; hente the Only alternative
is• to deeide which • course:Weald cause; the
lea S t. loss, Every" Operator in . this
,Region
would prefer: Working at -a loss of .25 cents 'a
feu ratherthan stop his colliery, if there was a;
• reasonable hOpe that pricesWOuld.adVance to •
remunerating ratea . within *a short time.
put . Ospltitp necessity:will indUcehira :
to stop his colliery. during the working season..
thir,Philadelphirt cerrespondentris correct:•
In comparison with the Pnblisbed- coal table •
Sept. 1,' . .1864-,. the , increase so far - ibis year is
- only about,6oo,6op tons:• 'We. intended . to
Write that rthe market ' would :take this..yeat
• .
.abottt.2.(;oo,ooo .tone in exces . S..of the supply.
of 1864, whinit WaS ihe -largest- quantity sant.
•tO market in any. single.. year... The whole .
supply of AnthraChe aticißituminotis cealin
186::, „wagonly 1tt0 . ,654- toes less than.the sup
, ply . ,of ISt and .sv(i are now 2,810,97 g hi ex-::
cess.-.of 141 W,
.and the • supply-kir:: the. balance
Of this season is net. likely to he leas than It
. . .
: the difficulty with the trade' now is,' the
itnprtission created .ahroad . ihat . Coal will-he
cheaper; and: eonsequently purchasera_ are
holding.haek.: The - low•priees'thiS - year enni
piredwitli the twO . preVions yeani,:tegether,
with the increasing - scarcity: of;.Wond, has •
largely' extendedand inereased,thejconsump- .
tion of coal and notwithstanding the largely
increased Supply...of this year,' there la not
'much 'of an
. overstock:: in-, the .market; .and,
there would ho none, conspiners . did . 'not
hold back their orderi ek . penting a fort her de-
One ‘'wOr4l. fo. our operateri,:'-,You 'must
Prepare ybur coat . hetter. - It •is notorious.
that a large portion of coal sent to market is
badly. prepared 7 ...-And, the eonsegrnice. is that.
it is loafing its repitiatien . inthe niar . ket.
Operators in,otheiregions reeeire heiter
. - ces,.in'tnany instances' for air inferior coal,:
.- owing:•entirely.:. to, its... better. .preparation
for market . :This' .to . aSo
rions . drawhabk*. to the. Schuylkill ;Region,
, and.it'ruust be .remedied: if they. desire to
sustain their position in the markets.. If not
heeded, they Must expert .to sell Only such
coal that the Other regions . 'cannot furnish.
. .
These remaiks do not* apply :to all, - but
to a Majority , : of the. operators . ; and those .
who do prepare. their, coal properly canal-
Ways .•
obtain higher `price. fo • their' cOl3l-.
. . . _
WE'under!tand the.leaso of the yalaable prop
erty (having tifti - -Bi* years to run) belonging . to
Lewis W.. - Phillips; lying between' 20th and 21ii,
streets, Now tork,'on the -North
sing Meta of giotted, (well fitted up as Si
Yard) with heady AO feet:of bulk head, Will be
sold . at Auction at. the . - Afereiumf's - Exelninge,"
Rev/ TOrk, on the 20th inst. 'The lard is capable
of storing from 15 to 2.0,000 toys
.
Here is an opportunity for:s...goOd: investment.
Airetuo.ar has .resigned
.. 111.1 position 'as
-General Coal Agent of the-Doaware,, Lackawana,
and Western Railroad, and has entered ..intO.the
building of a Railroad Wiikeibirre
to eiwineCt with tbeDelaware and Hudson Rail,-
maciAt Scrautrin, for the purpose_Of 'sending coal
from the!, portion of the Wyoming Region direct
ly. to Roundout above New 'York. ..Mr..William•B:.
Storrs takes Mr. Albright's place.
COAL_ TIEIGHTai
Freialies front Pt. Biehmiiiiid
Alb any • 2 051 . 'NewL0nd0n..........T , ?. 50
9
Bridge, ...... 30 .;. ; . 225
3 00
Boiford..
uo New.,,....,
Bankor . - . 125 Nanpuket.,.
Commercial Point... 300 Neporatett...
Chain& .... ; . ..:. .. 2 301NewPoit—
, 501 Poughlteet
-
Charlestown .. . . _ 01Mht.. ...mile.... ,
Cambrldgeport. 2GO \Portsmouth •
C.oliassett 800 .Fortland ... *, . 2'26
.Dorchester Point, 800 t Pawtucket " ," 2 60:
250 Providence • •• ••2 25
Illwrensport— ... 00.1 . Quincy ,Polnt • 00 .
East Gram:Web . 50. itoxbory • 326
Fall. .. 220 rßoclaport • • 25
•IProdericksburg • 1 .761 Richmond •• • • . 'FAD
Gardner.— .... ... 8 .... . ... 368,
.Georgetoirn • • •1 . 60 Salem • 2, 25
.. ..
Salisbury . ... . 40
Hartford • - •• c • 8051 St. Johns (In 126
tind2iCtr O.Ou Washington L. C, St 05.
2.50. Weymouth 3-20
.•2 1151 Newark ••• - 50
~.0 . 50 I nutshell :. ... . 180
:.8 Do' Yarmouth' • 3 25
:: 200 Kennetirook Point.... 860.
300 I Wen' Chatter ' 180
1 135
Lynn '
Malden' •
Medford
Myotie . • -
Marble Hind..
Norfolk..
New York . . ... 1 101 titimLard • .' 1, 60
Bostop • • ' 2 001 Norwich • • , *2.00
.134 *ousels andl69 ticaate arrived - the the .week. . -
THE - , ',COAL IVI.ACICE/1". Srcl
I'BIOES Or COAL BY Tab OA3p.
AT .1. -PHILADELPIIIA. -
SEPTIMBIit 7th, 1866.
Bch uyikbll Rol Ash Prepsred,....... GS
" Chestamt - • @ 4 00
" White Ash Lump it-B 130 M,
.8 650.
Broken,. -.-•:.„.. :. a 5 50
ta . Egg and st., ,-- 2 : r e ,
- " anatinkte .. "'**" ***
. •-• . g 5 75
Locust, httammp, nt-Bosir.-..: : ...... _
__
i. 66 Broken .......
narBll-. ' tlit 5 75
-:, •46 44 'PP3,-----. ... . ... ..• • . - as
~.6. Ohmitnut,„. .•.. - • • ,''
.41 00
y.Co
,LetivaLipriP. Bt. I i !!!! ,- A 1 .r.r.::... i •
, ‘ ..,.._.....p.t..r......
__,___,,
~.;- : ::, -- - : , : ‘, Y -• ~,
'4 • 414 :11!!.F5.,41104.; V.. ,- ;V:......' ? . . . A5O
4 014 T.Pi4 4 1 1 1 1 '0,1 1 " 11 " 7 „' " i . I '''' •''. • 7, '
, ,-, - - , • `,.i. , 7, - --1 7 ;,fY .., ~ , ' -
. .
• • ,
Vigkker*iiißittatonlY.A. - i4tolesitle 7:50e ;7 75.
. • -. • • • -Tetaff....- 8 s'oe 875
Wen!' val.& Sunb'y R. A: wholest 7 Mg.' 7 '.75
retail: . 8 50a. 8.75
. •
.oppuGrsortvitK do 01331:13 --- ERT.3NIS bOAI.
--S-Rtin . oLreriite f 6 eo .f. h... - at TAXIIO-. Pnirtt:
• AT. NE: W B Ir ErrE3n3 ORIL ER . ..
6th 2966;
Sehttylkill Bed - Ash by Boit Load...* • . 7.50
• " Chestnut, "'" 4 75ra 500
White4sh Limp . .. ze 6.50
• " Steam Beat -• • ' o:2sra G5 O
" Broke.M. ' - G 500 700
• "' Egg.. ... .. .. G 50rit 700
t‘' • Stove7.2sra 7•50
• ' " • eltekitunt; . . .... 4 75@ 500
Whitelishimmp • ' .7 50(M 7 75'
-." Steam Boat . 7 50Q,7 75'
. 7 50r 7'75
Egg.. . • .7.502 7:.5
Stove ... . ..... .. ... . 50e 77'
• ." ... . ' r . ro(a 5 75 .
. .
*et swan, Coal at Elizabethpart... .
Ltirop, by cargo • $.63.2.rit :6 23
Grate, "• 6 55ra 6 52
Prepared, . • `.`. • . 6 55@ 670
Chestnut, . • . - 5 50(i.. .5 70
. • Lehigh Con* Elizabethport.
Lump, • - be -7 50fa 7 75
St. Bost and Brokon . . 50@ 775
..Em.r..ancl Stove " " .. 2Y4 . 7 50
: Chest - bet 5-25 Q •5 50,
• • :•; Freights front .Elizabethport. • . •
New York' 4 Tn' Portland 09
Patti:titer • I 551 Newburyport la
Newport , . , 1 l'SjNetv
.LondoA • ISO
Beicton " - 00 5 Pawtucket • • • r i; 95
Providence.. • • • " 1 55; New Haven. . 1.50
Norwalk. •StV i Porlsrrianth - , if,
Mldillatown.. .... '1155i New Bedford. •.: .. ... IPO
Hudnall • • • 1 . ....
'Lynn. ••• ' • - 2 . . '1 SO
'Salem .. . • ... .. i . ir! Albany:' • • 105
•• -',. -. ' ' Freiglito• from BaftiutiorC, -...- '
.Tc, Phrindelphis. • - ' - - 1 -1":,3
New York ••
• -• 2 Trx4
.
Bc_atnn .... -.. .....'• . ... . , .... :: . : ...,.'..:......3 La-4
. . . .
Freight.(ram Geoigetow or Alexandria:
To 'Philadelphia . , • • • , Ina
Co . . for 156677..
The follo . winz is theauntily ofroal transported bver
'the folloiving Railroads for the.week ending on Thus
:day evening last
. . .
mine um St S.Thitien.R..4.; • 40.N14 1,e36;655 11
Mt. k;arban' 10 74,400 04
Atilt Cheek' • 'lOO4O 06 - .T.(0.1,217.15
Mahanny"..t BrAtli]. 31t - ' Sl,t 13 963,06 07
Little
_
Sealy Will Valley
.
lainegrOve.Coal . .I'rOde for 1.566. • -
Arriounktrunsporte4 tinting the l&A.innnth: •
MONT). '
S ?Zit CI 12
2:762 c l 21.193 12
12A1-1.1,1' • '211.413 it.
lorligrry f'ree's
S~catara •
Unin4) elm:0 Rai
Tinde by Railroad and Caunt 1:66
St. Clair
POO Carbon
Pottavi . . .. 1..
Schuylkill
llocon
•
Auburn •
Port Clinton - '
. To
ta
l
Pre ' Ciousl3' tbr9t9r3t'eevark:
Total • ~ 2.701,103 01.'1- 09.1.M1D0 IT
To same time laFt rem— :,,! 1,6e.T,634 10 . 646,01 S 15
Incresie,
Detrou3o
. . . .
...Tyrone & Cleat field -K. H. Cana ' rud e.
; 'Amount of,i'oni shipped i)i . er, theTyroni: :ind Clear
fielrOtailroad fur the week ending tin-Timr,d,iy*LaFt :
TS:roue & Clearfield liailit)ad -• ' :.' ...:'.. ir2l
,15
. .
Culutii•rlaild Coal - 11`ritac:ror I fiG6
• ,
MAO* Tile • civil lAN] •
For: weel4 entlii!-g
. .. .. . . . ~
•
- •
. - Ti , F I' 1:. ' TOf.t I. .
Fir Baltimbie • A Ohio Ihiilrona • 1 . ..z.973.• ‘2.(19..,53'
Pei. Cheshiwako ..t, Ohio' Cathil.. , .., .. *_s, - 156 ''20400.2
. .
Lehigh & ITlplutugy.Coxil.Triid . e for
euding with last Slittwility.: • •
• NA.mktioF Suirrna
Tre.nton.
Mount •Etna :
litiihanoy Co "
. .
Delano
. Colliery •
.
Glendon Coal 'Company
Rathlmn,
••
McNeal Coal&hob CoMpany
Knickerbocker Coal Cciznp.ani_......: ....j . 2,350, .2i,..21.10
Thomas Coal Company- —' ~. 1.01" , - 6, 7w1
Wilitam3 & Eferring . t;::4; ' .'.;:. 6
Oilier kihippert ' • '
,-. 4'32.
• . ..... .. .... .:;
Corri;venging lutit you:,
Decmase
Inorewmi.
,
, Lebigh : Coni Tinde•for 1E166_
Por weelfen4l . lraz -on,.Saturd4y
..RAILROAI). .('.l-NA • .
OPERA'rpRSI: • •
, . •
Dagleton • •
Eitst Samar ; Loaf.,..
ML Pleasinn .• •
ilarleleh
Co se Bro Co •
'Ebbervale Coal Co.:,
Stout
Connell
Buck Atomitain '
New York Lehigh
1 - loney.BrOok COal
Germanl'a.... Coal Co
"Spring WIL • Coal Co.
'Coleraine • •-•
Beaver Meadow.:.:'
John Connery.
Lehigh ZincCo •
Reber & C 0...
McNeal::.:::.....
. Knickerbocker 01 C.l
Coal Bun Coal
• liathbtin Caldwell Co.
Glendon Coal
•
Delano Coal C 0.....:.
ilieyen+ •
• Sillimau • •
Baltimore Coal - C 0...
• Franklin
Andenried • '
Lehigh & Susq. Co..
• Landmetz , rs • .
:WllkeSbarra' • ,
%Warrior '
"Parrish &.Thorna.a:'.-
Leh. Coal & Nav Co
Packer, 'Sheer &CO,:
Other Shippers
Mt. Etna - -
North
• Walter Bros. &co:.
N. Jeney. Coal 'Co_
John Lanhach k,
Trenton Coal C 0....
VniOn coal Co •
:Wyoming Cord Co..
Total anal
Same time last }var.
-.
N E
W.A . DVEir I
EN
.S
Drlent Soaliiuiie Packing. - . The Ic,t :M.
i -,
-
clelor puc.l..bk. ei%ttle, Ova hit .yet 1.. , e1l .(11 . 5c.,,v
ered.. . A
filtinrocg. ,".f Mi E.i2o - 110111. wie•li.dt:i,lictt : tip
ennstantly . nii b:ilicl'ut :' • ;s . .-.. .
. - '. • . ) FWIS C TIibMPSON ..tif .(...Q.', •.'
, . . .
, , Sept; .l iCZ— ! :;(:, - 7 . ji:or t,c.w.ie Ulla ,Sktirliertits. ~
STRAWBERRY: PLANTS,.
Of the hest luttila for' griming in this 11cluicy,-
trial, by:toe dia.en,"ltnnured; thoukitaforiert theu,atat
•NIA.II(:ANTE4). For sale at B. 't.tA'N.NAN'ti Grerir
wood Naraery:. T . his munUi is.the tiltra
ing.*:.lournir.urtf.at the iti%%et
ail kinth kruit.Treen - for planting (r wile at
.Grei , mrat;tiNiirsery, bony: to peartlig..
LOw •OF .11,1414 A FOR I:E...Twebtv
eix thutittaLd Cjizfriiii . L.i.goi.id comity •t,,bacc", stud
goirti, size, tirerolibrett ftir e4ttle by. tau tviibBcritoir tit
per thouhana, ah tuxes- being pntn on moor; fJ hey
put up, in- ouxen coottni!g,tUi./ czars each:. Actpre3i
' • LEVI biLLlG,..tiamonrg, lions Lount);:en...
AfiritlNlTat WAIN
Bola local natravellag; trials andietnale:- . ., Steady
mploymeot law year 'mann,' arrd no capilatrequueo.
'nurhieaa nen , ,ltkat mut riestrable. Fur•parthnlara ata
drect.- • • ; CuiltiLlN* . CO., Brooklyn,
nai:lt 8, • • • knqt ,
—. •
OUT:.-FLOWERS; BOUQUETS,
AND:OIINAKENTAL.- -WREATH,
•••.- rumbaed at all sizek and prlcar , , at
Preepsroad, otkaville, Pa
o.2onietbing New : mid:Novel :for AgenlB:: Pd
/•.7 411,era;ConhtrySconm, DrnA,n2ts, and all st , ekiug
an honorable and prgfltabli:, irree:by man
for 85.de:: - wholeeale $8 Rer,tlng.. •CanVasBenv.retabze
$6 to $l2 per day profit. . ADM./ dt DOWD,
Sep 00-4 t) Aluinilaetnrt.r2, 166 Witerlit.,..N.
IrO: . 411Y NORM. (Lielow Arch Stret*
Seo. a, '6O-31.14 . m: . . • Philadelphia,.
NEW UNI.O.iN READERS.
To School Boards and Teacher*. • • •
We are authorized by the publishers of these Books
to' fitruah • mein, AT HEBUQED HATES 'to Selaboi
Boardsand Teachers of . Private• Schools for intruder
}t-Nt: These Bouba, ;after a thorough examination,.
serve been introduced into the I , nblieecheols • of Potts
vlle, as the best Readei* uuw puhiished. •
• stir terms or IntrOdoction,...xr.; apply at the BOok:
atom of B.
Virnnted—AGENTB—s7s 'to $2OO PER MONTH
T . fur geittlemen,.and Sits to .sin tor ;Lanielyettry- ;
-where, to Introduce the Common Sense' Family. Sew,
leg Machine, improVed and perfected. It will hem;
feik stitch,ttalit, • bind braid,- and' embroider 'beautt
fally:-..prlce oniys2t. ,- -ineking‘ the - elastm, lock stitch,'
and fully marrauted for three years. • We pay the abo've .
wages, or, a- mimmittinon,•.• tmm -which twice : mitt
amount can be made: 'Address or till on C. RO WE
St CO., Oface-No. 250 Solth-Stftn.Street, Philadelphia,
Pa.- All letters answered prcituptly;.with.circulant and
`terms,. • .•• . ;• ; ; Sept 8, - , 68.-410zat . ;
New Bedford.
Newburyport.
. .
. .
Sept 8,'06 ' ' . "
GBORGE 'B. WAGNER. deatee in
Stoves. Thavrstre and •
-
SECOND. STREET, sAINT mem.(Old' Stand).
Also: wholesale .dealer in Idiners Lamps, Lamp
Chimneys,. Emit Cans, and Tinware generaliy.- New
worirmatje and old work repaired at ehort
Roofing and Sponting executed with promptness and
despatch. Thankful fur past patonage, he hopes to
.rmrit a continuance of the same by strict attention to
business:
St. Clair, Sept.B, 468
Do I.lnErc BALE.--The anderaigned "offers his.
A. valuable farm. cJutalningj7o acres and allowance,
.situated near hicKemisburg, for sale on • *. •
ttatarday; October Hilt, 1.1968,
At the public house of Anti Koch. in' the 'town of
maresmsburg, at t comoch, The !repro seinen%
.conalst of a tWelstory e dwelling
lorgeft -
Swims Barn,•larg' Kay Barracks. 'good .Pilt !Sty , '
and an timing- House , with a never. fall-.
ing.apting of Water. Also a toimidld Orchard with all
the different varieties of the bea fruit. The land &i
-idols of red 'hale, and is conveniently. eltuatedlo the
best markett the Comity affords. :..One lulu:wired acres .
of the abcrve land la cleared and urider/linprovementi
• the balince consims of good timber.,`. •
- Conditions made known on dajof Sale.
. • Kept . ALBRIGHT.
, . .
:BERLIN ,'..*ZEPHYRS,
Illsatrioidelies; Fine Knit Gin* eseL„'permnPi:trelect ! :
Geemantown Wools , casimereYan Cater lee'
to LndleirDrenrand Cloak ibissaningo.--Bn
end -otc..; The goods being sel eets
•,e4 our Whidlualtilogartsperd
. {9lllll • It!Pi• 114- 43111n r eat T, Il sr a" lp •
•• • • - • •
10',4611 01 '217,510,06.
MEIMI
.1 11.574 li; .19,732.13'
' • 1.317 14 .• • 1.1 , 74 O)
.• '...'1,5iir,1)C,,.• : 17;375.00
siBl lAi . „ .
0,211 14 - • 2;510'00
71,291 0171:::,11f 15
2,G34,509.0!! • .E.Ss, 473 0::
623,'13 11
4,457 , 146.966.
4,216 113?.11 • A'
-.ii:' :•17',146.
:• 17•, 146 .
e,
1;4M415:7 ,
16, 1 •
• 761' s4.•;' •
1.696
1,166, .6 . 4. 1 . 1 511.•
. 72-
76 , , • 40,6. - 61
1.1701 4,637 f
t 0,631
4,466;
1,117 , • : 2,1101.
I,GMY;
2.5 1 7!
.
1,361."
634. 21,1:241
' 1 F, BI
• 1;4r,01 • 25,116.1 1
21,1191
10.9361
711fil • 24,510,
260.5,4_4,
11,60 - • • 64,c5'7'
9611 , 24 112:1
667. 15,142
1 .• :15 111,769
473 i. • 11•1,10.
1 :,Os • . 7,764
1,109'
. 46,51:$
•
37'S. • 0.543
51 , 5- 14,5,4
GUS 11,191
; . . 12::102.
• • a , 24 . 1;.2;10.. ; 72 /
S I ZO
. sty •,..249 TiNs
• '4%, -1,1201- •• • I
•
4ij 41114
,
40,1%1;2. et:1t5,7541- . • •
I ''• ; f. • •
. .
51,116 .
11:4,(03 . 1''
r ~ s J 3
11, 12., ,Z,16,016
HOOD S. SOiVIERS,
S A L. T
AGErr .WA.N=ICTO.
BASTI.EZT
SE%
par from WO to POO
trsted Monlan,.
_fp
rEs.
riterritiwithrett....
th. .For. term., 13145.
zith - slazop,,e4er
(AgeitSA
G 11241. C,
0, • x
T 7r 7: BOTHERS,
4 Chestmit Bt. Ptlfa. _ _
. m Somali St" Tels44o.
.60.3313,F=73 W,46241:=13:4
GRQRGE LWAGNER,
Wmatt Erg ID an & anal , E Hu, N 0.804
Arch Reaves, Pkilsoisipkta, Wholesale
NEW. TIIEJATREI
UNION HALL, POTTMLIX I
, . .
.. .. .
..
.
MISS C!... cAppEu, : : ' 1. - .. Lg6nree 'and Managenr.
,T:B.EVEttnA3I; • .' . ) .
, and Stage ager.
& .T. PARKER - . • ' ke.ti. , ?g , . . Ti.,. .. wer.
SA:3II...CAPPELL - • . • ... .
..
- • - Xtualeallnrettor.
31ONS. TRIODON • . • •
lant,RNSE:StCtE t SS or the STAR:COMBYNATIONI .
GREAT BILL POW gATITEDAY, 14GITP.
pRAiiiATTC,ENTERTENt EVER PRE
, SthiTEli TOTER CITIZENS 67.POTISIVILLE.. •
. .
Poitrth 41,pearAnee ; of the .eetetraied.:ve.isatile actor,
JAMES It. 9 ATLOR...:*
Fourth appearance of 'the haantlfid and accomplished
ISF, CORDELIA CAI;PELT
• Seiottdttiittt titSite_ucertt s t . nouguttiveht piny entliled
• 0Y14TH1A,..0 . i. GITSEt.OITEEN.--
SIR. J. 4...TKVLOIi
MISS VORDELIA ciiPPELL AS
(the C.timey.
: • ' Supported hy the 'ulile'.streugth of the
.... • . -
Xthring the. evening Prof. Ert;EIS'ETHIODEN: . .wiII•
•f.erforiii one of his beantifut on- the alro
atroduring his Wonderful imitations of the SUOTPU
BAGPIPES . ; BUGLE 111.7111ifGlilinr and ORGAN:
.....The.•Evening's . Einertainment *ill conclude with the
latnrable Farce of - •TUE. • .
• • •
.SEVISS - COTTAGE. •-... •
. .
(with SongsY
I'ATZ T.EIK•
pßices ADMISSION
- Fatally Circle.... '25 cts.
• Secured Feats in oi - the:gni Chain , • 75 els.. •
.
• •Iteervell eat can he hid atltesbfr‘hell Drbs., Centre
street, where they esnbe Secured dit) 9ln advance.
Vooß.s open at 7 - o'cleck; Performance to commence
•at 6 precisely..• • • • •
•
PeNc,in: or ab improper character not admitted.
:Sept S. '4.tl;—lt
. ..
Peh o%ol'. te - !• - • JP licmplitalr : !--11 von want the
at article i , l 1111- kindint ne in :rket,. osfit - jon.rd.
anN'Aplotriated . Super-Phoshat . e of Line i.ntt•:artiele
that ha.. , i 5t0,;41 the ti,t - f,,rthe last ten:yes.:.l, and iF to:
o , ' pronounced fo he suPerlor ,- to, any other kind
made.. ~ , . ou Iha of it ". Will gp farther . and With better
. r.,ult= than '.. - :4311 . .5. of "any other,
Load out. as tliS 11 , eu
.Bhol , Tr by to=t-' • Try. ft-ban and See (or yoart.elf. . For'
sale . by:4l.,O'ck of .:.00 l ha. or liin, 1,3-„na alone.. ..,-
- ' • LEWIS C.. • 110311 3 3.;ON & CO., !
. .
Sept ... 't7.6—n.1.: , Cot Centre and Market Sin,
WALKER & PRICE,
lk;i()N HALL;
MAtANTONGO%taREET, POTTSVILLE,
Are'receiving daily 'all . Mails. of tall GOod•. each as
Vrench' NierimaJ, DeLaitte. Dress Goods.. Blattitets,
flannels. Zephyr :ha 1 . 1 - ood.. Opera Caps.. Child-.
ceo Wool Sact:f.; and ad'uther varietie , of Fall cl-ods,
to which they Inviie the special attention. of the
wens of Pint,ville and the surrounding - towns; as lhi•y
.are datetricued'imt to Iv , . tanien-old, .All goods-war-,
'ranted perfect. - . call and see them [Sep
Philadelphia and Liverpool
STEAMSHIPS.
•••. . . .
. .
• —. The following First Claas—Stmimi .' . •
-hips. are Intended to sail roger ,
see, -.eve, - two Wei.`ii.9 be; eafrer, botweein - .1.111.1(..
Put..e.4•QUER , STOSVN eudl P IIiCADELPII lA. •
tt:n..l'ile iltl.:', e silt: ef.-.ALI- XANIALL. •.• 1 411 , 1'ftons
PI3OI9. , TIS;,Capt. P. U. 111(301N :40N: . 2ato :•!'
- 14.1:AWABE.'t;opt. WM. T11031...71.0•N'. .-. : 2atto -,..
cIi.e.BAYBAKE.,.now bonding, •-'• •• ' - - ''.:ereea '
NI Eids,se --,-• IL:tint/IE, . • . .
.2111)0 .
Per,ons - iVldiing to enz - ge 'pasanges front• Liverpool
and QtleCll.;1611 (I 'to Pinladelphia, cant now do en by op:
plying to ••. •I - -: , Ai B. W. HENRY,' -:••
. . . ••- -. , 11f.l Walnut St.. Philadelphia.. . .
`Billsof Evehango.in sums to alWoys for sale. '
reeze.eges by the alnWe line can ..bo obtalited.of B.
BA,..NNAS. Peertaville; Pa: who /5 the authorized 'Ant.
for this line feir Schuylkill eunnty: - -Apply at• - • - • .. • .
' ••• .11AISNA'N'o I.lo(ihtaciftE, Keto•ville, Pet. '
.
1175 . ,&5°
21,129 f13;5.37'
.11.114: E . .T3 - ,1\.1 A. 1 - '.1 . 5‘.1\,(1,
Neuralgia': • • . • • •
. byopermia, : " •-.
.. Liver, Complaint, :.
, ...
, • *Ferer'nnd Ague.
. .
.. . .
. - .: • - -.. .. - Dtaf..e.4,
• ,• .. .
Aicmany_other• Al SeetSPR POSITIVELY- CURED - by
Dr, S. R . JOERS'Eleetro . ..Magnetle Oil and Liver Pil le.
Price - of -the D:l.sl. -per; bottle I Liver Pills.d tents a.
box. ' - Depot 24 Duck Alieet, Philadelphia:: . - •
Dr. Rogers !Snow - at the Ameriean.lioutel.Tott.svil le..
where he will remain a few day. .lonlrer. aild.ean he
eon-hlted on sall.diseases of male or female.l.• ADVICE'
FREE. .. . '.. - - - Sept 'S. , iis,- fl-tt ...
9.0,971
21,161
25,1 - 2
41,0 5
Gb.o' I
.111.
1,22:
1,17,
• L a 1.! nein
the Post.Oilicy, at - Pottsville, State of it ennitYlvik
obi, oh the 7th day of September, - ,
• To obtain,anyof these letters, the applicant mast ralt
for " adaeritsed lettere," give the date of thin list, and
pad one cent for advertising, - • . •
if not 'called for Within enernonth they will ho sent
to the Dead Letter Office: . ,
9,7241;20,11..1
7471:- 1'24,4,,5
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f 116,476
Auger Noses ' Greth Albert S-. Martin Barrett
At It jus Eth : llaye s t.toghen 111,J6re J
Dumont G Onislin . k(kard ...Madam (into.
-Pq tun John • illor:itcrjohn - McGuire Jas sh
Brown Sanntol ifauoit Macevoy Maggio
BaliqI•lor M rs• - Johnion Prof.NK T:MaSnn Mary
4 "."" •
1.-Renact Ann Morg'l , Ma
l'atiervon rry 'Mari h P
a
COI ilfaS 111(.1s • 1)311 . ,
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',ham ,Iloheria •
Ihiger ' . • Klafir J.s T lt
)litrid - Fwp
paritlson Alary,J LawliK '• , Seely i°3116 D
Els - hpr,lVro 31111'W - in- " Snyder John A ,
Fos Morgan ' 31.!ArtIle. Pat Smith Randall eh
.Font Capt Jot+ 4 - 31 , E1h.,ne&.11mres9"hom6a Sarah
.Fergngon Jpbn N 31c31tillan Wilson H
, Sept.. S, '66 • : STIA,I3tAts .P. 31."
• 2f•
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1),,27
11R PII ANS , COURT . SALE...Pursuant: to .
a3i order of 'the orplialue '.iort' 'of the 'clinnty - of
N . 11%11:111, the. stib.,crihers; ailmii istivtois dr the ca
taut of Martin Iltirinndl,. late of 'Beata • CpuntY,.de;
ceased, will expose to tale by7peldit •
Pint urdla y;ls.irpir Butler. '49tb , flat., -
:At '2 o'cloCk in tnetifterntiou, 'at the public houao of
E.-0. Nemo, 'wok, ttoriaggli - ot. Port' Clinton : No: 1.
—All thateertant IN story dwelling bottle' nd•tl4.'.
lot- uf ground s nal e-• in t he'. Berungh. Of Port
alores!tid, - bounded north by_ lot of Win.
by Peun stretd,• tenth by-lot of, the
Little Schuylkill DoWigation • itallroad 'and Coal
.Cont;
puny; and e:t. by the Little Scha3.l.kili Biter. contain
ing in width 46'11,0 titalitt depth nn feet. inure.or
2,.,411 that *eta 0011 (ratite •house indl lot of
- ground, Sitlhltelll tlie . Township of West Brunswick,
Cpuhty Nditiylkal, near the Borough of Part Clin-'
tin]; .on the north-aide ot: Btree3, and, akteliding
glong . gald sticet•loo feet,:and running back or north of
. that width 30) feel, libended by hula'. of batnuel Boyer,
Vahjel.Tryer, John and by stud
Chown bllc.et.:' late the eedate of said deceased--
.11'etus =Kt CollCiittutri .Mao known ht- the lane and
place of tale by • •11a31.141EL; = .
.
• . •
JACuti • ••• •
• 'b . , - ordei of-the Offillatis• Court„ Adunnistrathi - e.
•.• • • - A. 'Dort dstt NN,Cletk.
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A NIAN Or. A .:7711[0.CSAAD.
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• 2.2;41' 2.4,464.
1;3. 2,154
14,1'11 .• : • 213
0 ,5'3 .3441 0 6T
(32; r 3, 62
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• ..r;60:: 4,16 T
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DR: Hi JA.rtdin, it retireil phy*iaa of great'
etulueuce,sth-eutered hue - fie the luele:4;- a'
ee. eon Curd Autatuu,
Irie•_
iutLeily was
.ufacoveled by niql A lic:n h;e (altyclltki, A daughter.
was gtvAn.lll, enial cured, :Intl . In I,OIV
- 11111 T Ohl .0,:a:11,n1.3 ' rAnicpitlng 'lna .. iAlioW.
(Iva, WU" 1% salt • n the
.coittaining 111 L ctiltt , ,iun•i - nx mak ilig end 4 anixeasitilly
liiLixav , o t'etucU_,: 11 cc, .vn ot tiaar Lalllo3,
11.1ln tee blitillpt , T1.01.0-1n
01. Lni.!..411.1;1,4,11 nut •nt
• L. 14., folic 119.9 Of aLa n,:ht t,A
fainaiaN:IICIL.C.I..'I.A. 1110 • Ise. rcti, Lueotay, -
thryeAl( a/nal if . I,oll* In me.7ul, `ore
g, in111:011 - at 1110
Ilt.n al. Illy: I..rVe isunllfig air:4y
07111 v: iiriter Lana: UI the pa
-ve they ”ce the: In. ;Arillse+-1 •
eif to., ' , SI. /1/ICC Si., - .oli!itda..: Pa.:
• Sept. ete . „ •
•
NEW :BOOK, OF : Q.Htf3,OII . I4USIO;
13) . the 'Jl4lllOl' 01 . 11161 . 1 . ,11p 01
.
. . .
' A Cullectfon of :Ntri ed
. a . tti. , ,le .tor
.C111)1rn," Shtgir,g
6cthi..)i.; .Nitn-ieni en.,,iirtiuttonn . , ttc,',.1,5 , L. U. litnerriutt:
-Autti:..k . UI '..kith-;:.
k. (41' '.,:tblitl3,'. - -(.,!di1l math," .
—.).lit,ty•!,..t,i . iut),.• & ••• . .
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''• ...ill. nu titem.e.! huccees Which tilts attended' thn ...11tiip
-ut J - -kilt, ~• .11, : tittivi.r.:v.i. n'tn:piiou. by..-Cuotr..,3ltiftlent
I:vlly..4t:'...tin :aid 0,',11,,i.it.,. - nits - iiititicect tut: unuitztlet;
. Ik, ttritt.g . e wi ut. tint nu tlv ,r; *r. 'L. iJ. .hani.D...oti, fur it
..ew yut.iiitv 10,W10,11',0 , '11:0. C:0,21104G /c. 11110.1. 01111 i
`vl'E.ViullsWurii..Logetner i%ittt 'nutty itkit...irtittitnportaht
'9,...n tr.u.nthiu.: t ? ja..9llco . . .• •
.. .. . . ..
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rikua iu Merit
to Callaray meti•
• Nvtlicu. Mr. LlLiereull liuS best . . Nye& mach
chre, 1.11 to bi.r.
• ' Iyuia . .
Bp CluArs "nu I.;oentegut sttetettes and COneeu
una ultimo+. . •. • •
.• •
reniwkiti..ie elite Two Hundred' Thousand
, C,kiptcs 01 . Itir.Etnertion's iast col lecoon, turn very.ehort
woe, te•ttuolo the ,tint taunt that t-'1 LIE . Jl.:lllL.kre.'.
cv,iti. tie edge . ,:ty - sougta-ittr. • l'rice 'per copy, or t
lecelpiolletutli.ikls Id (hi matted, post-paid. - • Prie . o .
peruenen,
.. • oi..I • VEIL DITSON Publishere; '
Sep -S; , t - tii—sti•te. • . lca Wattitirignin mot „, Boston.
.
A ea/Cagy [ vALduAri.L.E
Al I.l4'rifAr.e./E14.11'11:: 4 -..Will • Iµ, sahl at
jALthncnale •
Atkil rroturflay, siptember 29th, 1566,
At 1-2 o.ooc - A, noun, at-tite. crosl, Kept hotel, adjoin
the pretutsea,' the. following aul:Ratate, viz :—A
• first, rota - .(trriSt iiul, now uud Bark Mill, and
ortylid, tilll•LU,Vik•rili) of North Held
• elberg, ,Beraacounty,.ra.',.tin Tit peuoccoit Creek :Una
Union tint,-utljoining ittnas.'of 40(111 Zerbe.
Serioener. fled wit, :Lau Peici Andentt. con
-141111/44 acres. 'llie-lutprtiventent..t, to addition . to
ton Mlll I:olli,iSt'llt a two-nary dwet-
IYttg -wit it ciien attuetit•d ;.ttis,o,
1/211: 11utne, b 4.110 eitzer Barn, 'Carriage Liouse, 4 4 . •
uud ottier , otoltings together 0 itu 4.. large
utthard arid a variety et lratt tret.e of ' , the.' chuiceist.
• •• •
• 'The Water Power•ii - the vetr IMSt,Ott the Tulpehoc-.
The Mill this ante - pair uC iserra.tital teChopntag
Si.une.• Tine locution nacre Stri.crior tuedittes for oar,
sing gram, aLdstopment of flour to maikets.: , Alscrat,
the name thaki cud pater, will he hold a piece of •Woutt
land containing 4 aeies. Aida a,f,weitiag lioute and
inece ui Land; wijouniig the above Property, contain
nac lour and a had — acres, morn or 1e N.. The improve-
inenta area Mom and nuildinga lately used tar, a Pia ,
tiiierk;. Upon this tract Tthete is a fine apple 'orcbafti
aikt a never.lailing - A.ring. lmilaing are manly
all new and in good condition. • • , '
?Conditions made known at: the sale by .
Wbl. 11.1.1VINtiut?1), No. a 8 N. btn SL; Reading.
:'Sep 8,• . • !Assignee of..Aorahuta
SOMETHING -ENTIRELY. NEW].
yodit
• ".. 14AGTC:pITI:MAUKER.
, RO'SBY,SHE L BROTHERS,,
. . • - .
itc!ok'sri!iern and tikationeirm,
sofx : AGT.S. FOR swurri.;Knr.ea;
. .
This stiperiorkhd
ingenious. little - i
eirnment vertu
tees. accuracy, .uni
rapidity 9i uction
It winks like magi
effectually_ .mars
uli ur ticks of meat
tug apparel of at
enure riduliy.miti
one and. - the tame
instrument; and is
simple in ire: con
struction, ind
bie to get out
order; mid atwa)
ready fur inunecm
ate tuse, so - tits
even 'a; child cr
Indelibly mark
1.113121, Cut
ton,. Goode .
sm. , It..kkewise
Name," ant'
- Addronsits (Mt-Mir'
in Gold or any other Cohir. Wit the 'utmost neatness
and &hp itch, without !wiling thetinzets or iljttring the
texture of the Fabric, howeve r delicate . the material
:may be., With in elegance of stile not to be munassed
by the most skillful workman. -:.•__ • • - '
NO 'WARDROBE TS COMPLETE MTTMO.UT THIS
i•ti.ottl'a of efiperlcir Ihial.Oed , ailk
each Inistrament • .• .
Call at BOSBYSIIELL Coatis St., , Pottaviile i
eud.examlne this ebarming.ind effelive .11Werem.—
It works like mie. and yolk' be.'agreeablyeai.:
wised is the meals "cif this excellent*: anti .Invaluable
--Magic-Linen Maiker.,' . IliveZSG•tf - •
.
XTBA ITNTY
T V 1-.
' Tarn pripared . to..,collect theradditlonal
Bounty due soldiers under the late • Act. of Congresai .
,promptly and speedily; ..t3oldjets will find it to their.
advantage to either call in perfon, write or.mend die-
eharee-to me: : --My Charge.in.osch case Lillie dollars t
erge until bounty la : collecte4.,v; SaufeetorY rit
pomceksvUl in all cases
. - • r4A.ldElillKilitN •
140., - SiC•l3ortit Ath
a, , ... - ... , ' , -- -
. - Agazl6oB6
imetnlhhopra , md,Velve. _
jv i r t ,w 4 its„ Don't IRO;
raft 111144,11,i,....1,16iA11ii10414...
0.4 1 .1 ;. 44. ).
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0111111 V DON'T SUE:MARRY?
111:4 JENNifiIiEMBLE
.c:.31r.1. B. ErEttRAII
A tl'r;nettappOre'Vtircd
HANDY IST MACHII3' 8 !
. . „ . . . .
12 alarm IL einon.Squeezer.—The beet. article t
J. • thi.l.kind , .made Of galvanized iron. - at •'. •
• •• ; ' .LEWIS C.' TH.O3LPSON CO.'S,
. Sept 1.15 .• Cot . Centre arid -Market Ste.'
. . .
. .
. . . . .
Howse licepers , Atteiatioap.—Juat received .8
new 'article of- Carpet :Stretcher.. ; works „very ,
nice. • For.aale . LEWIS C THOMPSON it CO.'S,
Sept • - Cor Centre and..Maritet.Sta.
..., . • . .
patent, nop Stick for wiping 'up . .
floors.. last
1. the ['dog in Imre cleaning time. at •
• • LEWIS C. ITIOItIPSON
Septl:-35: : . Cor Centre and Mukrt Sts. •
C era Grater tor. 'truing green tom. Takes lt
-clean oft the cob without any trouble. at •
LEWIS C. TI.IO3IPSON
Cor Centre and Market Sta.
Sept 1--°5
. .
•lailaikanaitha A.Meaitioia:—Patent * calks for
1-1 1 fasteidag on to horse. and Mule shoes—tr great
convenience , and Saving • of•trouble. . We also have a
full stock of horse and mule shcM,'. ;sr
riage springs and• botte,...rasps,. bellows, anvils and
vices; har, horke and inulc shoe iroirof a very superior
quality; at •••• 14W1.W.C. THOMPSON (X).."4.
Sept ' • • Our Centre and Market Sta.
IT• 'ticks -.ltOrek• Leeks !.-!.:s.k.verylartte . stock
LA of ea kinthrol door lock, just,reeeived trom•the
•factor_r. Including several :new • patterns. . Also's fall
ativlr.of latches. butts,' hin,, ,, erh•and • everything in. the
building hardware Rue. :For sale cheap at • •
• LEW XS C. THO?dPSON CO.&'S.; •
Cor Centre and Market: Sta..
Sept. 1-85
. . .
5000 reTryn.d..fiuw.hitile I d 'ei gt; ll at t ga i r63 l l O i n the or
bane'. . A lull assertment :of all sizes •or glass; also
putty, endrer erything brtbe painting line, at - -
111 WIS TfIOMPSON
Cot:Centre and Market Ste.
Sept 1—.3
Teeth Extracted „.' - 7 - -
-letilaaa
laringoin Pniß or Semites..
• Vie tiodersizaed '.has .Introdneed an entirely new
mettnk for iXTIIACTINEI TEETH, which Is perfect
ly safe, harmless and . pleasant- Como and try it for
.yoarselvei. Nitrous Oxide 'Gas administered In
as pure - mai... Artiliail Teeth InSertel. --Teeth tilled
with the greatest care: • • . • '• . •
Office, corner.Seeondand•Maiket SW.,
Sept 1, •66. : 35.6m•) 6. N, BOWMAN, Dentist-
REVISED MX LAW
To Take Otrect August . 1, 1866.
The.offlcial of 'the Sbnip, Dntielt hitpcisid by
Cons .July 13a4 . i&3,-has Just been received at
'Barman's Pookinne.. . .
. gyety mareh ... ar d 'nil basines"ian "should
have one.
itIGIII* PENNSVLVANIA State
IVletorts,VO.3:
•
'just•publ . isited and for,sale
P.TRitiE l l4 PATENT SLATI3I I 4:—Just
reCeivedPeirre.enitent Slatei.,.wich leaf for OM:
cee.and Schools; Also Leaf Memorandums for tlie
pis-I:et: , For sale at B. litAls - NAN'S,iCeptre Seet;
•
Pottsville,. Pa .. • • : • . •
. .
Qi !LINDA V • syntio., LI
!~ BItARRLEP3,-and Sunday !School Sequa
*kr* of :tll.li.intls, at. Union iaices, :always for We at
13: BAN ADP 9
. .
•• • . Booli'nfid Stationery Store. PoMr.lne.
ourr.hnsinrz of tAlley Plire the carrinzo.
NEWT PERFUME
'FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
P' . .11.(A - 1..0,1N1.6:.
.
A Most Exmlioite, Delicate pod Fen.
grmit Ilworhinie; 'Distilled from tho
'RM . & • mid B e autiful Flower from
whjirh talus. its name.".
AlantAtefurcd only by imq.,*l.oN - AL SON.
QV 7 -B eware: .of ..COtulterfeits.
•-• • n o other...
Sold bv tiruggists genCrally.
Feb 24, NZ, • • .• B Carrenivif
s w KT LIPS Slated'. Copy • IlloOkai
dust Ittecelyed.-,Eileworth's Slated • Copy
Booka tor Finaliea and Primary_ School's: - Complete
in three numbers. ; For tale at .B...BANNA.;i'S,. Centre
Pothivllle, Pa. • • •
Jars
• r s i s i u ' L l, a - r par:. ruAg,Rrn.,-t-irvsofieJ.,..Nap . Ski . nPnings
Cake Baskets, Ice.Pitchcre, &e. Sliver Tobacco
Boxes ' GREEN..
. •
Dec .• : ' Centre St.: Pottsydle.
C
4)
. .
A YEAR Mule by any one with $l5
ti. ,i.:I ON . —Stencil . Tools . . No experience necessa
ry:: The l'resitients, C '
ashiers and .Treastirers of 3
Bani 4 Ire the circular. Ser.t free *with samples.—
Address the, American . iteincil Tool WOrkic Springfield,
Vermont: •."- - ' .lttly 2S. 'Ott-3041m.
..
ART.:
For theDistrilOntion of 'Pictures
Paieited by J. - . 11:1110UNDT,
• „ the
.tinny of-the friends of 'Jr H. BOUIs:DY, the disabled
miner-artist haring urged hint: to distribute the paint
ings of his own which he hue on hand, he has cemort
ed.. There will be lee shares at tiA a'stiare. "....
',The pletores are as follows • . • • • • • '
1. Halt in'the'Woods. Size, 4 feet,- 6 Incheit by. 3 ft'. 2.
2. Capture of the Daughter of:Daniel Mono by the •
Indians. Size. 0 feet 6 inches by 2 feet, 4 Inches. •
3. English Farmyard'. Size', it feet by 2 feet, 4 inches.
4. Portrait of Abraham . Lincoln.-
11..Portritit of Beatrice.(lenci. . • .
6. The Pastnre. Srzei 20 by-2T
T. -Frosty Morning. 22 by 27 inches.
• S. TM Wayside Fohntain.l. Size..tle by 27 inches. • •
2. Bridge hear Bella Bargo D'Orta.'. Size IS by 27
inches. .• : • ' •
le- The Gleaners. • Size; IS by 22 inches. • '
-W Mit be other paintings, making - in all. twenty fine
oil paintings: .• ' • . .
rff - The pictures will.be exhibited at the Book-stores,
. of It. Portman andllosbyshell,.Bros., • • • .
13:'1,. ROT.TTEN. CHARLES WOLTJEN
NVOLlraiq* . BROTHERS,
. .
Ml'
. • , . • • - .
SEGARS• AND. CLAY -PIPES
Leif, and Hanufractured Tobatto;
233: NORTH THIRD ST,
- •
BETWEEN RACE AND MT,
' • PHILADELPHIA.
.
14E1111r1 17 .13 KALE :OF 'VALUABLE S' COAL LANDS. ' - - ' •
By virtue- of *Tit of erciri Failas, Issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas, and to me directed. there
will be exposed to sale by public vendee or outcry, on
•
Saturday, September 8; 1866,„ - • .'
at 1 o'clock In the afternoon, at the Court .-lirinse, in
the Bothagn of Pottsville,. Sc.huylkill County, the fol
lowing real estate, to wit: •• - • •
• All the undivided two-thirds of the undivided or half
- part of the whole,'into two equal parts, to be parted
and divided, Of and in all that certain tract or parcel of
land consisting of several , contiguous pieces or parcels, .
situate in the Township of Branch, in, the County of
Schuylkill, and State .of Pennsylvania, bounded and
limited -as followe; to wit: Beginning at a ovine in the
line of land formerly of Jacob Heim, but now or late
of Shelter & Bunting, - belog a -corner or part of the
Chandler traet. now. or late of Joseph S. Sliver, thence
-by the said hitter's land month forty degrees east two
hundred and thirty.flve percheith a Stone in a line of
laid formerly of John Helfer, but now orlate, of the.
New York and Schuylkill Coat Company,- thence by
the laid last mentioned 'land sown Arty degrees ,went
•thirty.three perches' and live-tittle:l ot a perch to a
stone corner, north forty . degrees west sixty perches,
mercer less, to a poet., soma forty-six: degrees' west
, forty perches to. a hickory, and thence partly by the
same" and partly biland -sometime of iamb Ewing,
• south twenty degrees east one hundred 'and tarty-nine
perches to a stone in a line of John tipaYd'a land,
thence partly by the same and partly by land of Charles
Evans, south sixty-live degreea west two hundred atm -
thirty-three'perches'to• a maple, thence by land stir
,veyed to Franklin Miller north twenty-eight degremi
- west one hundred, end eighty-two perches to a poet,
south sixty-two degrees west sixty-one perches to a
pest, north thirty degrees west.thirty-two and one half
perches to a post, and north forty-seven perchee and
• a halt to a poet in 'a line of land, formerly of George
Stizel and now or late of Jacob Seitzinger, and thence
by the same north sixty degrees east thirty-eight perch- -
es to a white oak, south thirty degtees east nineteen
perches to a stone,'north sixty degrees.east forty-eight:
perches to a post, north forty degrees west six perches
to a stone, thence partly by other laud now or Joseph
Creesonand partly by hind of Jacob Helm, bat now or
late of Shober & Bunting, north fifty degrees • east two
hundred and twenty perches to a stone, thence by the
&tidiest mentioned land north fifty degreei weld twen
ty *thee; more or less,' to a stone, and north, fifty de
grees east thirty-three perches and five-sixths: of a
perch, to the place of beginning; rentairsing 483,
acres, and allowance 01 six per cent, for roacta, &c., ,
which moiety or half part of the said described tract of
• land Joseph Cresson and wile by indenture dated 27th
'day of Ammar:A. D.,-1846, and duly recorded, and Jas.
Blew and wife byindenture -beating. date the 2;t11 Au-:
'gust; A. - D.; 16:12, and duly recorded' fn the County Of.
'Schuylkill, granted and conveyed unto the said Antho
ny F. Miller, infee, and the ealitirranklut Miller,
by his assignment tinder hie hand and seal duly execu
ted in the presence of two witnesses, bearing date the
-24th day of March, :Anno Brimful, 1848, granted, bar
gained, assigned, - transferred and eet - over to the said.
' , Dr. Horace Evans, thenbiwe described undivided moi
ety or equal half parr Of the said 'premises -in fee to-.
gether with the said bond and • obligation in the said
indenture of mortgage recited, and all moneys dut
thereon; together- with the appurtenances, as the
. . ru o l apurt nds I f o . I i AN b TIIONY u
, MILLEII, drme r as c ed, in t um he
Seised 'arid taken In execution and
,m
be - sold eru bi t
- 1311prilr's . Offieg, PottlyrilleT • •
Mite largest assortment of fan Umbrella and
.Pa mob, in rattail - le; . WALICER -Plllol 4 n.
New 'Union HAII . ` . JllllO .
BOOK;AGENTS TAIE - NOTICE.
"• Send CS your address for a Rearritalre Cintaar. 01
~iiiCOMPI , XTE, RELIABLE AND IMPARTIAL
Late , ViVi t War, • ,
, .
.erbiehyou out sell at Si Ok.Spletelhili Illustrated 'tad,
Bound Lt elegant style. We beveleat. the book that is
Ith a r47l4 4 4reg l ! e fitil=v4llll%,:lier all
fre-oetw. , ol?flergei n Fl!"'quor
I , M - Ntranutpur PUISLISiiNQ
I Z*Ii:41511.1)V , : , : 1191, 1 17 k, 1 1. 0 914. 5 % MOW,* r
girJUST PUBLISHED...a
A NEW AND PRACTIOAI. BOOR ON THE
Mineral Resources of the U. States,
The only work' of the ki3d ever pabliehed.
COAT..; . IRON . ,,ANI) OIL';:
THE PRAOTIO.A.L A : 111110AX lENTLE.
A PT,..kr4 A. 14 1 .) POPULAR WORE ON
ova alias and MINERAL RESOVICES,
AND A TEXT-BOOK OR °MDR TO THEM ECq= .
:SONDEM.; DEV EL OPMEN T : WITH NUKE&
.Ors MAPS AND OVER 220 ENGRAVINGS.
CONTAINING Soo` ROYAL' OCTAVO, PAGES, ,
. .
Illustrating and explaining the geology. origin and
formation, of Coal. Iron and Oil, _their pechlbrities.
characters, and general distribution, and the economy
of mining. manufacturing, and acing them ; with Kerr
end dxxiptions of the "coal-fields and coal-mines of the
world, and special descriptions of the Anthracite del&
and mines of Pennsylvania, and ; the Ititruninoes dekho
of the United States, the iron districts and iron trade of
our country. and the geology and distritmtion of PetrO
leum, the statinics..extent4 . prodrietion and - trade in
Coal, Iron, and Oil, and such useful Information on mi
ning and manufacturing naMters as silence and
cal experience have developed to the present time.
BY 5A1111433,1. .1111.41:12ELE8 ISSADDO*,
.
Practical Miner. and Engineer of *ince, '
RENJ AMENT, ftl!I Ail.
Editor and Proprietor of the "ilinera. Journal."
A Brief Mynop.o of Coniteits.
"in the. beginning Ood created the heaven and the
earth: And the earth mai • without form, and . void :
and dartmeee was upon 'the faze of. .the. deep.: • • •
And God eat& let there be light and there was light..
.-I will teach you to pierce the bowels ;of the earth
and bring forth, from the caverns of mountaitr, metals
which will give strength to our hands and subject all
nature tci our uae and pleasure." . -
The details of each chapter,' under he apprPtiate
head;, will .be found in the" commencement of the
work . rt ; and a complete Index i 'given in the mein-
. .
Wo respectfully invite. the attention ofall those en
gaged in the. Coal, Iron r and Oil trades, to this work;
which we believe-will meet theirspecial - requiremente
and the demand of the times.' We have falthfully en
deavored, without regard to cost or labor, to make it
practical, accurate, and thorough expositor Of the sub
leelB discussed and ilhistrated. We,. therefore. cord
tlently offer this book to the - trades'and the pnblic gen
erally, as a dignified and reliable work, especially de
signed to, repnfiient aur nfincrid resources In Coal, rcin;
•
tT 50. -.
• - -lI4LT TEILICYA", LIBRARY • 900 . •
A deduction made to - Booksellers putihating to
.sell
On orders from abroad the T:nited States postage
will be paid. ' • ' •
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B&N.L.A.M.P.Z - 111ANN'Ali, Pnblieher, -
" Pottsville, Pa.
• . B; LOPECCOTT - et CO., Philadelphia.
TREUISER & CO., London, • .
S. IL-111111ES lI4DDOW, General Agent:.
1866. DRY . 4OODS.- 1866.
winfirim&DOßNAN,
Centre Street, Pottsville, Penna.,
Haire opened; atvediced prlces;a largo stock of goods
suitable for Spring and . Sruntuer trade. Beautiful
styles of - ' •
Sprini, Poplins; _
French Percales, • _
.• • •
English Chintzes, • •
Fancy Silks,
Plain Poalt De Soles, • "
!Moire Antiques .•
A full Bee of
Embroideries and , White Goods, -
Plain and - Plaid Organdies,
Plain and Plaid flalnsooks,
• '
Plain and Phtid Cambria, - -
;Elegant Styles in'
Etnbroldered Balmorals, -
French- Printed Balmoral',
• Cloaking Cloths. • -
-The usual variety of .evtry novelty in the
DEPARTMENT.
MILLINERY E
They have also added to weir
CLOAK DEPARTMENT
A complete assortment of
CHILDREN'S GtAIIMENTS,
In till the new area, and will pay particular attention
to dna branch o their bnaineau. - They would also In
vite attention to their stork of r '
PRINTS. AND DOKESTIP GOODS
.
Which they - will sell•it the very lowest market Prices-,
With constantaddltions to their stock, and by anon.
tinned effort to please, they hupe to receive their fol.
share of patronage so liberally extended heretofore:
March IT, rf,t; : - • - . 114 •.•
•
Important to. Owners of Live Stook;
. .
The Oreilt - Eaitenr Detectiire
HO E
14 ' INSITR.ANCE . 00WY= . .
luieryi'oratid ;Karat 14,1808, by the State
• . ref-Pentt. Charter Perpetual.
• • •
CIA.PIT4 • - 2 , • $lOO,OOO 00.
To insure against lasses resulting from death by,. ac'el
:dent, theft, - : aro Or- disease, 110BSES, MULES AND
PRINCIPAL OFFICE-40S South •Fourth :street,
below Chestnut, Philadelphia.. " . •
.• . • .
• Cm.. CHAS.-FRAhLEY, Da. B. BECKER,
• • - - President, . Secretary. "•.
DANL.ESTEttLY,: HOPPA.
• " --, Vice President. • . General. Agent... •
REFERENCES, bY permiseion"," ..to the following
named Gentlemen :—Ron.. Limon Cameron, -Hart*
burg, Pa.; Hon. Chas. Pitman, Pottsville, Pa.: Ben
jamin Hannan, Pottsville, Pa. ; Hurd Patterson, Potts
ville,- Pa. ; Dr. John Glonlnger, Pres. Lebanon Hank,
Lebanon, Pa.; Gen: Jahn L. Stichter, Healing,' Pa;
Benjamin Haywood, Rel., Pottiville, Pa.
June 25, '66.. • .. • • 25-6 m
New Seasonable Goods.
JUST RECEIVED AT
ROBERT A. GLOVER'S,
Centre'. Street, Pottsville,
• _
A new and splendid assortment of Spring -Dry Goode,
consisting oi various kinds of Fancy..Dreas and staple
Goods.' .Also a choice assortment- of Llroceriee, all of
which he oilers for sale at the. very lowest cash prices.
_Aprii.l4, 'ila 15 -If -•
ppiACHi[NERI FOR SALIE:—Tha anhseti
ber has now on hand and" for. [ , 4ln the tollowing
large lut of new and old machinery t-1 secuad-band
sweat engine, trictx bore and go inch stroke bap
been refitted and la suitable for sinking
One 2Q-hone power Ifugine refitted.
'2 New Boilers, 30 inches elemeter 30 feet long. •
. • 30 • .•• - 20
. 3 .• "- 36 " • " .30 • "
Second=hand Boilers, 36 inch diem., 20 feet long, •
..
With Fire trouts complete. • . t
One small Boiler shoot B-horso pottier: one Smoke.
Stack 34 inches diameter 35 mot long t'ono smoke stack
30 inches diameter,. 40 Ica. long 'One pump-4100-el
footllituneter, inches,plich, with Shutt end Tedee
tals complete : Iwo Wrought Iron Waits foot-long,
5t..-f inches diameter one hoisting Dram, 6 foot %spin- -
err., with shatt and blocks complete; ode email drum,
-8 foot diameter. • • '• •
One 14 -Inch Pump, complete
Ono 12-Inch "
One ' •• •
_ .
'A lot of 16 inch' Pump ; one- set.srnall'Brealier
Rolls with' b inch • wrought iron shafts ; four Pea Coal
Screoni; a • eet ' Elevator BuCkets-new.;' a lot 'of
Pump Stubs, all sizes ; a lot of belt Pulleys of various
sizes; slew the timbee °l.e . large llroake.r, -now stand
mig, and could be used tur trio sumo purpose ; also WOO
feet of Slope etitun; alt tidies, at.". •
• .. arAtuv.i Mithinerz Depot,
Julie it, : (Joel Strum, tutsville. •
E E WM . It A R L E woHHB
AA, Established in 11133.
Mrs. Reeser.would respectfully announceto the put.
Ilc"that she will continue the Marine Works, at the old'
stand.. corner t.;aikeshill and becond btreeth
.Market,) Pottsville.
constantly on hand all kinds nf
Also Family Vaults inade . to . order. Work of Om
description promptly. executed In the best style: and
warranted to give satisfaction. ' • .
Plane and designs furnished at the !hottest notice.
Aug 18, . ' EE ER.,
OP ALL KTNDS, FURNISHED TO TEE TRADE
AT - LOW PRICES, BY '.
HUNT tROTHEAS,
• 1943BAPITON,
Hardware, Iron, Stoves, Rail
road andlllining Supplies.
25.6 m
Jnne 2:3046
COAL LaDS FOR BALE;
.
• 500 :iteree is eke New
elm, licluding the Mamteoth Coal Bed, 21_414 thick
230 Aerials the Schuylkill Valley, near
Paterson-Eed'Aah Cc al:' -
230 Aeier ea Milne Hill, near St. Clair. •
• 100 Acrei, near Coay,Castl&' . .
. HUNTER'* .
FR .
AoADEmy, . lODINE SAUSAPARILLA• • c..
_ ..
Is a spittle for diseases of the Blood 'and Skin.' • It
posluvely cures Scrofula, Teller, Erysipelas sad eoree",'t,"-
of Gem kind. It is the best remedy for.complainti or .;1'
• children following improper imeriahmeor and scarlet f r . : . .
' frwer. I have a grad number of ikons, trathfa rkr. i ~...
tilicates. Of. Its fame like 'the following: lianaing )- i "..
sores for 9 year!, cured by seven -bottles ; Tedesof t • ; , i....,
years, • cared, one bottle ; a Scaly. Disease, of the Skis 4?
forgo years, Cared, four bottles ; Scrofula 10 years.l4,i.
• clued. five bottles ; a badly Ulcerated Throat, cured'
. two bottles; Ulcerated foot. at years, cured, seven hot r: , ...:_t:
ties , a severe cue of Erleipebs, 9 years, eared, 5i‘,. 4 .• -.;-!
bailee ; itheirrnadsm, 9 , years. cured, two bottles •,`...: .
Disease of the Wood, 14 years. five bottles. ' , 1 , 4- . :.
•.. - . T- ir. •
' 1,0 . . i ~..N, Th e ' iodine Sarsaparilla purifies the MOW, inftiacs !1 ; i. •
. 9 . new life Into the system through Its tonic power and 14 ? I
AL cl a siii i i d ra z ininsiiii B.ardlag s c h o w, iv also a perfectkr harmless compoottlon ; I -
.-
-' ' - - • - - • , la use about •thateea years. by persons ,
: ID.-WiTlll6l3g,A. Ey-Principal, trom six months alai our. taint unequalled:
' ' . - 'PrinelFal Office; NO:91 0 'Market Street. Philw
14
4 2 . 710110FT,M, )101.7GOMERY CO.,' pa.Y.A., _ . . ft. F. RITKTER; Prop
' r..len the York Road,•ls mliee North of Philads.) ' Agents In New •YrWk;',l l .' 0: W
• • • - . . _ •• . ..• • ••• .flo: ns Franklin street: - ..
--
_.rinejocation . good buildings, pleuant grounds ,'. JOHN .0. BROWN & SON. Wholesale I
paid thoroughlnkructloe to Ancient and Modem.Lan, tre et" anti scud by all Driiggists in Potii
rnaireei.liattrmatical end Roglbilt branches, Military : May 12066 . , -. . , •
Veal ' - •Drurtng, Music, &e." :Fall Seielon beeps odd ' '
. . Send for.sMalogue containing ,
jigs full '• ' . ' '. te . ik
Hen 1ire... 4 : ;' '- - , r;,.
~..,. iri, lie:49 4 m . •- . par- 'fi all sad eamine k : the . large e •
' - %, Limit and Waite Griot!' s for Ladles , Dr
4.11UT-Virififitiliffi . - .lalM - iltOlitEMTM4er ... , w/oglgtosTlMOVS,,New m
.
. .
120 Acres Adjoin iaS ike Dimness Coal
Company, on the - west Norweglan..‘ - -
SEVERAL 'LARGE COLLIERIES
Ala. TWO LEASES; -
e HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALR, IN FISRBACH,
AND ONE THREE-STORY ROUSE ON CENTRE fa".
- ,
_ W.. SPAITL Att'y for Ow.nero
Sept. 1. 415 ' 35-3 m
foot:script.
Saturday. Scpteattrr . -8
..t.sas6
THE LATEST NEWS.
Tk o . s o uthern 'l,ejsel Caravention..finn.."
quell Pllsilessielpinta Freer Eisalbt"re .
w o o Editorial eiretbren...7limatellairay.. • '
In phladolphta o n Tbtfindar, the Southern. Loyal
Convention re-assembled.- The Committee on Address
reported - an Appeal to the loyal people- of .the' United
Sums, bitterly,daionacring the: President's . poliey,-; •
Mr. Sherwood, of Texas, offered as a substitute an ad , . -
dress favbrintriegro scarrage. 'whirh was almost man; .
!measly rejected. and the Committee's Appeal
adopted. *Resolutions were then reported andadopted
- endorsing Congress, and declaring the . Southern state . '
'governments itregttlmate until recognised try_Corigresa.
A conamittee of one from erten byte, was appointed to . •
Isythe Address and itepolutions before Congress. • The
convention took a recess till 6 tecluck,, when
sembled, about forty members being present. Geyer, -
nor Bro. sralow moved to adjourn situ die, .Wbich gasp:
rise to considerable excitement. GOV.' SAMMItOM o f •.
Texas, protested siotiast the action:ortne Border . '
States in their auempung•to muzzle the delwasa from
the nos- constructed States. It. was tid agreed. '
•
that the COmmittetrou Eon-resmatructed States make -..,.
their report.,--te be acted on by the - delegates from eack
state. , Adjourned until Friday (yesterday) morning . '
A complimentary banquet to the members of the
newspaper profession now in Philadelphia, was given
at the Continental Hotel, on Thursday i•ver.lng, under -
the earpiece of the Press Club of- Puitadelpnia. .
Among the speakers was Theodore Tilton. who gave •
a humorous sketch of the incidents connected with the. ,
editorial prokaaten.„ lie - considered that the Alberta= .
press limited men et courage. 'if you want tit make a'
first-class newspaper. and make it dame out like tits, •
sun In the east—it you believe any doctrine, announce
it as if you did believe it. -
The Union League House, Broad etree . l, Philadet
phis was damaged by, fire yrssertity morning, The'
MOMS were confined to the upper ?art of me betiding,
The New Turk.itepubltean State Convention Ina at '
•SYrarlise on Wodne.Kley. and nuinmated Reuben E.
Kenton for Clov.ersior,.stewart 'L. Woudfunl. 'for Lieu
tenant Governor, Stephen T iloyt fur Canal cinumie.
stoner, and .tlitneral Hammond fur State. Prison
spector. Resolutions were adupted strongly endorsing'
t.ongrese and denouncing the Presnit nt'e policy. • -
The corner-stone of sue ihnig.as monument Was
laid on Touniday at Chicago with imw.lug cei monies. •
Among the participants were_tne Pre3iuent, Genorabi.
Grant and Meade, lallnitaile Ferragut and Radford, and,
Secretary Seward. .
Toe liquor HMO* of Orr .t Brothers, grocery of Wing
& Co., . and' stables of the Nashvilie Prosier Cum.
patty. in Nashville, were burned un Tniki,d,iy.
The Union Worsted Worlo. near-Providence, ft. L.,.
Were burned on Touraday. LutesitOtsle:
NOBLE. CaNDIIO1 1 Or
: - • DENT HAMLIN..
Re Resigns his Office and K e p i .
. - Mates, Traitors.' -
Borox, Sept. 3.—The Hon, Hannibal Ilarnliri. Cot.
lector-of ttieportof -Boston, tenders his rrsig•ruition la •
a letter to the Prealde . nt,_ dated Augn4 a: : ItIA let- -
.
ter he says :.*
•1 do not fail ha. Observe' the movements and - calms ..
which - have been and are now being m ale to organise,
a party in the country cuttsisting almost exelnervely of •
thuee engaged in the- late,rebeliion. and thel: ,
who sought by other meting to cripple - and embs maze -
'the Govonment.-. These classes of person,:. : with a
small friction Of others . Constitute -the omanizatlon:
it purposes to defeat and overthrow the Union Re.
Publieso Party, and-to restore to power, without safe
dent guarantees for the future and protection to men
who have been loyal, those who sought to doaroc the •
Government. ' 1 gave all the in I puescsii.-11 to
create and uphold theitepubilcan party during die war. '
without the aid oi whim our iIOVCCnITICIA wonio hitti •
been destroyed and-the rebellion a entrees. Wtth such
a partyns has taleu..totatguratrd,AnU for stab purpn:.
8..3. 1 have no sympatuy, nor can L acquiesce in
measures by my stleitcO. I thereiortt ;,4:g.ttvr to yon my
realgruitiOn of the Mike or (70_10i:tor rdt.'iistelite for the ;.
distrir,t of. Boston and charleStkAVlL; to take xfftxt (nom -
t he time a successor shall -be appglututl and ituxtlileti: ,
What aserrible mistake it was to rt.pudi
• •
ate such a,man to give roosn for the "boorish"
tailor" and "drunken brute,- - as the Cdpper-
head press styled Andrew Johnson... They
. . .
knew - him well, while - the Union men Nort h knew butlittle of his character or reputation
before the Rebellion.. They were deceived
by.his hypocritical professions of loyalty to
•
the 13nion.. .
. .
•
RAYYOa,D Rxem..t.t.o.-t-The 'United States : .
National Republican. ComMittee . met in:Phil-.
adelphia on Monday last, :tad passed a reso---- .
lutiomvirtually expelling Raymond. from Bahl
Committee, together with two
Ward of New Jersey; was . unanimeusly.elect- .
ed President in 'place r of Raymond, and It on.' •
Jobn D.. Dcfrees of Indiana, Secretary. Ray-
Mond called' a .meeting in
and
at
which only five , attended, and three or
. the
five wisely concluded 'to adjourn, as no quo- .
rum was present.
.Raymond' however.
intl
mated that :he intended • to hold.on to all. he
'had in his hands, funds- and all: Of course,
nothing
_hut stealing would recotnmerid hint
to his hew. ; Wends, 'the traitors and Copper--
heads. -Did they not steal millions of public
Property, .steal • our. liberties and perpetuate'.
'slavery, and are they not noiv t:tealing all the -
olliceit belong to .the lJnion Republican party,
tbat put down theßebellion ? = Rtymond
• -
now in his element. •
IS - RE INSANE OR DRUNK - P
With the - exception of publishing - . •
Cl4yeland speech which will he found in-an-: •-.'
other column, we'do not - deem it • accessary -
to. give 'alight else in reference to the
tioneering tour - of President Johnson through '
the North. That is a fair sample
sane- or drunken harangues at the different
pilule at .Which'he has touched.. He abuses:.
the loyal press and people. in the Choicest_
Billingsgate, !and" no - fish woman but what ` .
would yield the palm to this- perambulating . • •.;
American clown. Upon .The - reassembling. • -
of Congress the people will demand hisim-:
pediment, - on the ground that he is either
crazy or n . natural - fool, end therefore unfit-to •
occupy_ ilia Presidential chair"; Ile pebplu
are thoroughly ashamed of Booth's Presi::
dent. He does not seem to possess tin: finu: . •
instincts of a Kentlemari. • • „ •••
. .
el lIILE `Johnson is .on This electioneering
tour, the' official axe is not idle. • John J.
Cochrane, the fearless poitmaS ter , at 'Alpena
ter, htis been removed to malte . WaY for
Brown's brother ," whoever he may_be.
- Burlington,
,N. • J., the Union postmaster Is
-succeeded
.by one of. the bitterest-Copper=,
beads in:that State. In Wheeling; Mr. A.
W. Campbell
,has been removed front the
poitmastership. • Mr. O. S. Long,. his . sue-.
censor,
,thus referred to President Johnson in
hitypaper, the Register, in March,
A stumbling, eITAM3LEEINO;. DECNNI.N °la. 324 i,
WITII THE EINYFII. OF DIDINKFNNIZ, ON InY L 11.9 ;.
DEUNK IN MS LLCM; DUFNK
AI BIS ETES . ; . .DIDINN IN HIS IIAIIL; IngFN E ALL . OTER,
THEOCON AND trusocom Hi Lite pl.ra
auto - Durres as Ainu Atiumo; 4211 , m.
AND JOHN 0. CALHOUN. .
Theyknew bim-better than we . '
As bia.'lElCnnsa in his speech at the Cop:
perjotinsottheud ratification nice, ng in "tiii;
. .
Borough on Monday last garbled that portion
of Gov. Browniow's late speech in Pniladal
pale. from which he quoted, we will *givii el
aetly what that stannclk Persecuted, - loya
Tennwieemrdid say. , He said : • - .
I say to you that it the wicked awl rebottling
epic a of the aouth, couanheu with the - (kipper.-
Legalism )f the North shall-bring ins another war;"
sect you ealmt, west you to tactile your iritil f •••,,
iu.o three portatms. Let the first and [urgent come
Armed with weapons tied 'au the kulnis. Let the :I.
etscuud come with live torches and uo me horning:. -
Lvt the • third cOrue with eurN epir's hues sea •,
..aark out :UM re-settle the euulitry. .Theee an, z •
wy seuuments. • - 4
Yea, GOv.:Brolynlo - w, and' the sentiments*
.of every Union man in the •country. The ,
people were never more resolute to.preserve t
the country from the hands of traitors. Let •
traitors and their; allies take tvarnhig... •- . 1% ,
POLITICAL: 7
• • •
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VOTE TOR Goczarori-1 , 346•T0 1663.—Tha
table gtvegi the vete awl majorities In Penn.sylvegili fee •
sauventor, trom 1641 a to 1364. Ackligg4' ro„:cth e r , tho
cote git each candidate edit ghe the whole r‘g4.-1,1 the
chats-kr year: , • , . .
YEASE. CANVIDATI& TOTAL - VOTE, MA.II,CLI
1948. glohueJti (Whig) 169,613
LongstrCtli, (Dem.) iso,al
. --
1661. . Bigler, (Dem.) , • 166,494
• Jonnaton, (Whig) . 17I0:14
.1414.. Pollock, (Whig.)
• - Bigler, (Dem.,
1657, s Packer, (Dem.) . tui,ss7
.• .WIIwN, (Rep.) . 146.136
• • '
1 9 6 0 . Carling (WO.) -44. l ot.
:262,403 . -.- •
- Boater; (Lem.)
.16;1,919 ' -- , •
• 34164 ri
1963: Curtin, . - 269,126 "
" • WpoclWard, (Cop.) 294,111
1904 g I •
Thk year the Union party vi roll up a cool forty
.tlxmaand for the gallant Geary.' s
La MISLAID MAJL.E...Tho:salkeriber will"offer. at -.
. puolic sale; on - _ • • .
Thursday, 8#p1.117,
156113,
At Famstermscneig Tavern, ha Ringtowe.
County, - the following described real estate, vir ;
183 acres tuidial.perches or land; situate to trairm...l.l
township. Schitylktil County, about 4 miles 6um
town, and M mile • from the t:atawissa • Railroad and
.11chirre switch; adjoining lauds of David Rettig. ti
Lawrence Sengley, Jesselluntringe4. Thomas ftysn's
Estate and others. • i hereon is erected a large and
_commodious dwelling house, (containing a large i l •
.IW:then and sevenr.otas with entry,) • one ten.: 12 ,7 ,
ant house, and all necessary outottildinge.
About 100 acres of the , above are timbered, the hal- .1
mace cleared. acres of' the river boltotit land will .
make good garden. : The Big Catawhsa Creek passe.
through the- tame.- . A good -water, power Ls On iho'
property. A large Grist Mill, Saw Mill and Store '
wit in 1100 yards of the property. Is alto near a church.
'Hie above tract viii be sold in the whole or In pieces;
to suit parchasem sale to commence at 1 o'clock. P.
• Tema easy, and wt 1 be made km.vhi on the day. 1
of sale by ADDAMS.;
Y. 8.-'—Persona wisbing to view Abe above prvpa:lY.
will please call on iinnvil!c or Jacob Brelcit„ •
011 the pa:endue. , C4-33-5V • • ,‘,
: ; "
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