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Pt . )I7SyILLL . ,, • PA
EATLTRDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,566:
`UNION STATE TICKET
FOR GONTII'SOI3';
MAJOR-GEN: JOAN . W. GEARY,.
t'NlON:couxTvTic.E. - ?r..,
•
Nt. HENRY L. CAKE. Tumnqns. (Pultieci to the
11,.;ciklow of the' eonferee of Schuylkill :old Leliatium
ccontien ) - •
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' • , Associate Judgi.
JOHN PAXSON,. South Manheim.
. Armen:My.. ". •
JAMES YNOR.l.andilig6lle. , '
SETH. YOCUM: A411:111(1. • • .
CAPT. EDWARD L SEVERN, tifah.an oy City.
• • ' ProthouoinrY. • .
MA.Yort OLIVER C. EOSLYsiCELL,
Recorder.• • . .
litrr. JOSEPH F:
Resider
Ltrrrl ALEXANDER S. iOWE.'..;, St. Clfi.r.
'Clierfc of Ibi.l4enniews.
JAMES GLENN. Pott4ville,
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County Collllllliposioner.
.ABRA 81 3 .51 T. TROUTMAN. Branch Township
Director of the Poor:
REtBEN BOY, NOrth Monheird foicnrhip
. • . "Nadi tor:j .
ELI TIIOIIPSOIC. 'East : Norsegiari To*nship,
COUNTY .MASS
OF SOLDIERS
,
All Tionoriilily Ditch: rged SoldierS and
Sa;bars of Schuyikilt•Conn , y,•who .favor the
N lomat Convention of Soldiers and Sailors
to be Pittsburgh, on- . .tho 251 h
ari etirnesdy-riaitivsted . to nicet in, County.
C..UVentiaa'atPottsville, on . . .
Saitgrday,•s('ptember 29th, 1866,
ni
IA) o:eloek in th morning: for the purpose
of• - recrTivine, the report of the Delegates scut
frork,ilijs Coupty. tb . stieh Natiohal.Porwet-
11; direction of the County.eonvention of
s:Adiers and - §ailors,...lield in Pottsville on the
• •20th inst. . .
tY. C. BOFYSI.IELL, S ). * -
110 WAR D ED3iONDS, Committee l-
CiLis E. IlEctc, )
P t yrt.,vtitt:, Sept. 21,1.866; "
UNION AND FREEDOM,
Gencial.Gethir and yictork.
. The followit4Ubion tneetlngs will beheld :
PORT CARBON--Qn Saturday;-Sept.
at the house of.Michael•Weanti. • Speikr.ia,
- 31ajor Jas.. H. it ugerty, 'Yorls. - ; Hon.
Pitman; Geo: Millrtz,Esq., and others.
Boys iti Bjne'''M Pottsville w ill send a del
egation with torches and drum corps, -weather
permitting. • •.
'scritYLEILL. HAVEN On 'Monday.
.
evening,
• Sept. 2.4114' At. the house of Mrs.
Koons - . - Spetthers, Major Jas.:Haggerty; Lin.
Ibirtholomevi, Rsq ; Capt. Chas. M. Brumm,_
and others. • • • •
. tonday, evening,
Sept . . at the house. of Henry Eireis.
Speakers, Wm. R. Smith,.Ezq I ron:
Pitrnait, and others. •• • .
SOUTH NIIEI - 110n- Tuesday even=
inE, Sept.' '256, at. the house of..Andreiy
Reber. - .Speakers. Geo. P. Weaver,.(in.Ger
'num.) Col. 13. Green, ,Wallace GrUss, and
Capt. .1... K. Henos... ; :
. .
TTJ S (.; 4 - 111 A--,011 Tuesday evening,
relit., 25!h, et the horse of Hen Rowbott .
speakers,.. 13..trtlittloniew,. Ilttn.
W. Pitniati," Capt.•l.l-..tyles .31. Brukeru, and
others: • . " •
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• ORWIGSBUHG—On Wednesday evening,
Sept 2etli, at the hOuse bf Mrs . :: Geo. Shoener.
Speakers, Benj Haywood, Hon C. W.
Pitman, 1:1n. - 13..irtlitilonieW,. Esti , Geo. P:
Weaver,. and . ot hers. • • • •
A Grand Torchlight Preeeirsinn will be
held in the - evening, vOen7E:.H. - Ilnuell,
Heading, wilt address the - meeting
tieri iviirluthe' other isnetikers.: •
1, - LEwEL - Ll . s _On Thursday • evening,
Sept. 227th,'at the- house . ' of Abraham - T.
Troutman. Speakers. Capt. Chas.- If Brumip,
Bartholomew, HoM. C. W...Pitmun, Col.
D. B. Green-, - and en hers.
. WAY:SE TOWNSIIIP-= Thursday
evening, Sept, 27th, at t!ie'boos6 of Jghn
Wominee, Spe tkers, Wm.
Gen.:Martz, Elict., an elothets., '
allont . 1 . 5 • or 46
years Of age,. who (I.i..sire3 to learn- the Nur
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aery busidess.• Apply toil. ll:trintto, or at .
OreeuwoOd.
"BoY t•i•Ayet that your interest-'
.
ing corainunicath)riwits riireircri too late it , Bler.
dip furpuLlicaiiou.tbialverlc. It will-appear in
our next, "BuLter late than never" in the publi
cation of what its - good. .
HON:.. G. CASTE(.!. has hem elected tui
ted Suites Seuator frorr.'Newler,ey . . • '
A FENIAN : raid non Boton'is on the tapis
Canada, of mime s is.the objective point:.
TH v. Union It• limit ails of the Eleventh
Conkressional District have nominated Gen.
William Lilly of -Carbon county, for Con-
Tib. Republican .caullidaie .nor Governor
in .111.iiind has received it ., majority, of nearly
16,000--a•g.ain of .more. than 10,000:ov . er the
vote 0f..1864. • • • - . 2
I:- way or - the traiisgies'gor ;hard:
Setal'Or-Doolittle,
, on his rettith ,Itorno :to
Wisconstm• vainly. attempted', to address; his
. b.witsmon, but theywould,not listen. ,
- •
Tim •President: made • sntiM : jtew.. Eip4
flointmcnts .Prom the Chia
itc:er itf the men, the effect will lie to . inerenqe
imtkithy: •. .
:I'nr. 'New York Tribune : thinks ,there Is
reason to.fear that= 1 he'editor of the Herald
will pr sently,announce hie , adhesion to the
Iteptahlican party. "And at last Satan cane
. .
, Blawr:Ls- the Ist of August_ Lnd Sept, 13,
the circulation of the New •Yor4 Tribune-in
creased 51i : 415 copies:, 'During the' week
ending 6:iturday last. it issned.44B,oBo copies
of the daily, semi-weekly weekly,
. •
• TILE Copperhead organs - •affect Io sneer,. -at
the Bittle. of Suickersville, yet - - in that. en 7
g:tgement :Gen.:. Geary beat llill with one
third the number of troops the latterbad.un 7
command. We say,
_` liurrah':for the
•
T IIk: statement of receipts anti expenditures
the government for the quarterMiding
.I.lne.in is published, The't.otal receipts e 25-
e!asive nl<loans were $179,60,767 - 67: The
ofloatA 'brings the grand total of receipts
-up to ;L 1, 371,4:33,092 67: The total capendi
iL;res were i1122,442;701 . ' '
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TRY. COL LECTCIRSIIII. •C r . TnE rTESTI DlS
r.-I:llis.position.ila.4 been formally offer- .
I m . Gen. lI‘MrY Pleasanti, but lie declines
'.:; , •zippointutent on the ground lhatilis bust
'l4:,:s does not even if he . desiiedibe office, per . -
.7nlt aCCeptance, - and that - he doesnot wish to
a( rept office under any administratibri.
DEL coArEs who, represent the flover.of our
ucnies in -the late war-are being appointed to.
Pittsburg Soldiers .- and Sailors.amven
;ion. . The loyal men of the Iron City are
inaking great prepirations to ext enchi cordial
grAt'ting to
The
galhint defenders'of the
I.ation... The streets will
_be brilliantly deco-.
_wed, and arrangements have beeirmado for.
• a grand torch 7 light pruceislon. on the eve- 7.
:ALI; of- the . 25th Mat. • . •
MQND of the New York Times is on
the fenee again for the thousandth time. He
nuw endeavoring to persuade the President
In recede from his present political stand
so far as to support the constitutional
aziendatent, thereby hoping. to secure the
7 ,., tee of a portion of the Republican party.
Raymond is reported highly indignant that
the Democrats in New, York. nominatedHoti
tan, a peace. Democrat; for. Governor, In
!lead of Gen. Dix, his favorite candidate. -
.. PITTSISCRO AND f3.III.ORS'
f . ',. NVEii 7 l().--E'.o si re arrangements have
been made for this Convention which will be
?It 1,1 on Tuesday next,' 25th inst. The va
riou,, railroad companies with lines leading
t , .. Pittsburg, have agreed to. carry delegates
tc the Convention at . half fare. The Boys
Blue throughout Ohio and. Pennsylvania
:titend going in irue army. fashion, carrying
aith theiu their shelter-ients and five' days'
GLIA!T declineS to engage in political
rm iltroversies, but his views are 'known to be
kchtile to "Ily, Policy," and that he has 'ex--
pre*ed in unqualified Jerms. condemnation
r.l. Mester Clymer, declaring that it is an in
iult to-any soldier to• be asked to vote 'for
suell a Man- He cordially and fully endor
s General Geary, on the other hand, as one
"who had served four years in thernion
army with, credit to himself and benefit to his
country," and thns.silcnces forever the cal
timnies of the Copperhead , press and speak
ers, Grant is-huarl mid soul with the people
Congrem '
•
• • .•.•.
Aoititial ' 1- •••••• * in. 1. c1, 4 Ij:7
. Cui.... , ForSztia alive aza . and: "OM' feather: a
• •'• bird . inseasorr, bow good je: . • . .
Zicu of the Jobrisor, papea ha= its:special calninny
aaairst Cengrekaand. - la resolved to rigto it unt on
thiY lie all •
dr.N:l3.trai, has been relieved rum duty. in New Or
leans and ordered tothe:Dendrrinentof,tkelaikeis. , Hia
reparrtold too much truth.. . • • .
.
Ifolucriset:avid • hti friends •aiie .a professional
i()BPOl.l.rUr Eupporthig the President that he keepa.the
biggest policy shop ln,thentnyithY ? - .•
• WurSit ever known,' n 'the history of
that !lifers great battle the defeated party was isiloWed
.to dictate the terms of Pepte° . ' - •
a notable and omnibus fact that daringthe lite
Presidential tour anywhere along the
'H o e, to put up a platform upon. which the pe.A - iple could
stand except at the risk of their 'Pecs: ••. .
A litt.i cilieas:Powrusiiien in lias been
ivnioved.front ollire, eringratulates himself that he bed
'PrerionilY been provided with an accidental insurance
• °Tim war settled the, question is to Who should mix:-
ern the country.' saifs• the New:York.: Erring
Conceded bat Mr. Johnson tias unsettled. retorts
. Tnn Ntw. Yoxi Et:rartos.—ltle - eatimated by acied•
calculatori that the' - . l3 cmc4 , .rati...•aconvention threw
away not less. than 15inixv votc4 hy.the rejection • •Ottitx ,
and the nomination of lioffinalt, • ' •
- .. •
.Twmvrt. Ivan DiSIOCHATB voted the republican tick
et intone ward in Portland, and there is no donbt- that
the republicans are •1arue1..... indebted to. the Irish for
{crest gains thrtmglaputthe State.— •
Tun Soiltheitt • CoppiThend jotintals continue to be
13110 with the meet cuuleut ablis, of the lite Conven- .
flub, of, loyal Sontheruers Tbririhtenae bitter/les ,, on
this. anliject •shous how severely they felt thevonntli
TasitF nre novr on file in the :War Depart . .ment,
reimr:srof . tvrocbiu+ entre , zes upon freednien. bl
oomed in the handwriting and wtin the rienetbre of.
.31r. Johneen,-that. •Lanit, not be made
pubic."
. .
•Ir }iore ie oriybc . Rls . thn . r . ant4te,..l‘
that bail'. Its. itterNll-A-Parth.g
-t6n. "it IR Andy John-4,n. who Is erifti*,ticur. , iko. a.
boy constrticto- ciicalttting , h port . hOneet
1013;9, , • . • .
Ter Ptrrsurnett entscrs - rit3s.—The . l'ltt.'.-mrgh Ex
eemtve 'llll.ll3:nei' inform the Cintraf Conitulttee of
th. Soldiers' Union here that -they, ere erecting s wig
wvm fur the Soldiers' COrivention;..Whlch will-seat ten
thousand iPerSOn: •Goiiimittem cltizenS,
have been.appulnted tn.provide. - Sultable secommoda
tionS tor .all who attend. • • '
. . ,
• Willis the President.idie speaking from ilte-windotv
of the Daley - au -House, at Albany, lie To
whomhave I proved a I rain, t - en. au ilLshn.ab
plied...To Gen. Sweeney use the- Favulai.a , ' • lie con.
Jinued, have held eerry - c.fEee,iii the gift - of the i.e.),
pie ;• what more can I desire WLen -a fdlowsung.
out. •:Another .tcrm:" . .
.
this head 'the Augnsia .
{Gs') (7...nytituticipialAt of the I;sth tfiscontses as
It. has been..lit all sober earnesh . proPeseti. that Gen
erals Lee alai Gm - siren:et the Gleveland - (Fedrvalt
liters! and Sailors' Canvention.aini whereby it
is hoped, the,conventlon niav - be - made a great success,`
-.harintiny he anbserved. the fiadleala beaten, every:U.lY - -
• South get:into Congress, eitehhigger tosh his bureau,:
anti coven go up'fifty cents in • . • ;
We nre-epposed to this be lutguing. , •los unrepublis
can fdr nne man to hug . another . in a free cettntry,fell .
of pretty women. . .
Tar Cepperheads nod C.oppoijohnsons. conceding the..
election of that gallant Roldrer, Our, John W. (leery,
ate 'Awning their attention to Congves.smen tied the'
Legislature: hoping by defeating our camildatgs for the
Rouse vf Representatives at Was.lllgton- to secure a
• sufficlent number of new members to Carry nut Andrew`
Johnson's treasonable plaice, and by electing...their own
men to the:Legislature to - be able to return to the tr. 5..
Senate the man whom,* So intSely misrepresents the.
people of Pennsylvania: • Three kindred thousand del..
hug, - it is stated,- have
.been raised it, New york. and
Washington towards tee sucesas.of - thes‘e Johns.nian
plans;. but when the ,night ens Octille.r.-tith arrives the,
contributors to this fund will find that all their efforts"
have been in,vain, and that renosylranla has followed
in the Wake of Maine in the glorious resultS attending .
her election. •
CONVENTION
AND SAILORS,
STATE COSINIII7:y.,.
.)
1105 titti..Ssui &tr.* T. '
,
• • P.IIII,ADEL tv, Sept. 13;1W. -- I' ,‘
DLaR S rer iirth I/ h is dilly riteelvd,
.'encleSlng that - shamelesAy.false earl on the subject" .of
.heunties.gi yea by Congress' to white and colored sot-.
Our politlcatativersaries are :ctitig.upon the adage,
'A lie well adhered tO is as good as the . - trath." 'As*
military agent bf.Penn•llvania at Washington for More
than tw-o years. I b, , came familiar with all the laws of
fottgr - e4 granting bounties to soldiers I Mst. pos h
tively.affirm that no act or acts of Ctim-ress dl erimiti=
-
ate crga..;n4 ichitiNoldient or In /aim. oirolored.
All•asaertions to the contrary are falsehoods, intended"
to mislead and deceive.. . . .
Yoa are, at. libeity to . inake any use*von please of this
• .
- communication. 'low; truly,. :
Chairman,
Geary oy. CI:CHM—While . Grant wa . i. in .
with the Ft, e,sident, en route to thicago,
ears: the .Chicago Tribune. • a . hread-runi-hutternut : of
that city, who claimed to hem whiter. :irrupted him in . .
the Continental Ilotcl. and introdirred tin; subject of .
Pennsylvania State politics. 'The :fellow , tit him,..
"We erg having ri rely - warm 'canvas's for Governor in
this, tste.'
fin . . . .• .
Thear,' , replied the General.'
"We are very sanguine of heating General *Geary
and electing 111 r, Clymer .by a handsome majority,' .
continued the butternut. • • . • •
• "What- Makes yi} feel' so Confident!' asked the
"Because." said the Johnsttairc. "we- robot on get° .
tingthe larger part Of.trm,sohliers. vote for Clymer.'
"I think you will be mistaken In - that. Clymer is n
Copperhead. and the, Soldier. who. votes' Mr him wilt .
disgrace himself' and- the [lag tie titught nuder.!! .was
the General's reply, ae - . turned on his heel. end
.w
-alked atva , y. ,
General.flo ant makes no seeret-bf his desire that Abe
'o•rillitnt General Geary shall be elected Governor of
•
...1.1.711 , 4 nom. 17Irrf. • • • : .
. • „Svanersg. _Sr. - 15116. -
(.01. -L. F.rivis ant
lon, WashingttA Ti . (I'.:
cord:allyjoin.with the 1,5(0 soldiers 'and
sailors resident' of New York State - (whose nanit. are
herewith forwartted) who anliseribe to the call for:the
• convention to beheld at Pittsburg; Mi - the`iisth inst.—
Ibis of names, making . a. - tonic mill" nearly 59 feet
in length, has beeivreadilv.eolLected wjticn afew days,
and judzing.from observation and 1111 , nrunerous letters
received with .it. fully nineteemtwentieths ortheirlyal
veterans of the War are opposed 'to the Recono runt inn
policy ot *the President and . hi favor pf that 'of Criti
gre , s.-
These. local men know - ,Tor -what they fought-for
what their comrades tited,• - afidare determiteal .1 hat the
.blooll-hought finite of the stir' Omit he secured to
them and their children forever, and that by ermstitn.
'Urinal enactments. Reside the living: you map count
the names of over, :100.orai gain ethruarids.> They Ru h,
serif:ally° the creed that "treasit must be made odious
and traitors; pun with t heir late-t Bert. aid sealed'
the inQtrurtient with a gre.it broad !.eat of loyal 'blood
that might rover-11..1m1, Let us 'not Insult theirsa-'
seed tmnmry t aiding or permitting such a settlement
of the war as will niake 'the holy ring of their myr- •
tad 'Urea it worse thin miiicknry—a hltieons:hatlonal .
The settlement of the .torm' of peAte is theimpor- .
tnnt'featnre ef and while we :101.1 no VellgealleP on
our - conquered foe 4, in the name of our dead comrades
can we ask lees than con. tilational'Safegurulls• against .
another rQbell based .m a Union -which shall be in
separable, - on Freedom which shall lie et imprehensive
Very respectfully,..ytmebbedient servant.
•
• Late Brevet Ifajor-Gemt
.15..Y015;
Lot t ANN , TUC • PV.F.ALDENT.—TIIi2 Vi-RoloKet'4l
~..wri.ir indent of the Worcester Syyiebites the fellow
inc. incident: • .
.
A little incident related of, Ge . n. Logan'. and the
President will well illustrated e.pasilonatedetermlinte
tine of the latter. When. Log watt here last, he called
& the White House and ohm ned it private' interr.ew
with Mr. Johnson. It ono a couple of• dayehefore he
*peke in-denunciation of the Presidential Nome. The
Illinois sot dierexpo.thlated with the T.-tme-ee coecu.
tire ns to the policy Of the litter; sowing', min ..c.ht.
mistake, and declaring th. neopleetterally,
to-his policy. This the President doebied Gee' Logan,
witlefrieudly language, him that
th e west waS determined th , t 'the South oltolitd : not
come hack eiccept on their terms'. The West w..eld
.•By.Goell . was air Johneotee lositlent
reply. .• lAN IP make th..rn They. hail *bubm - 1 4 .."' •••1t , .•
• President. they won't do it.' MidV . 7,nn.l3Ot % - ;'rr
if in restating-the attempt they have to, icing you and
Jeff Davie on'theimue tr. e... Of COK 10.. the Inter . % icw
was miuoied...And - ew :Johnson continue..
.his attempt at the cometimmation of. •my potiry,' and
• •.•tehn A. Logm it at wet]; on the prairies 0 [:slag the
pot Oen - Jai that settee o' danger which thc.acellental
Pre, ide.nt has eoiatrived.to arouse:in th e Moser of every*
earnest Man with whom ho has come in conitict.'t -• •
.
I. A MANLY LErlF:li..—All • llgCnt .of the Post Office De
-palm-wet at Washington lately wrote to the Postmas
ter of .E/yrin, Ohio, gravely informing' blna- that if, lie
• • wonhi.vote for the Copperhead nominee for Congress
in his district he could . retain the• Poet (Mice. The
Postmast& 'agreed to give the •M atter due coweiciern-;
lion.. and solotequentl3T addressed the Poet' Olltce (1113--
Timor the following ' note: • •-
• ' • '.'Emrtue..b.. Ang, yid s 1 - Q136 ' •
- Dear Sir—You ask Me 111 can Support. John: IL
Young. the copperhead nominee for.Colmi oppd-
Fitton to Judge Welker, ear present, member. -I tell
yoti frankly when I with.do.so I will vote' Me - young'
when I cease to honor the name of Abraham Lincoin_'
. when I conclude to contribute money for, the narose
of aiditig in the manna t Lieu of a monument. to the
'memory of John Wilk& Rooth:,-when I teach my Ili tlo
daughter. to snbst Bute in her affect:l.4lS Mm. Siirrsti far
Florence Nightingale when I teach my boy that forte,
rod whiskey is the only rock of 'safety upon wr leh to
rear cliaractervben I .eau • conviece myself that, the
oreiky nature of a copperhead Is Improved bY • aisinnlng
thogorb-of a conseryatlve—when the horrors inflicted
on our seldlersl'at Belle sotisiinry, and Anderson.
ville come to be regarded by , Christiatlie es render tner: -
cies td . the weary in .a st.ouge land-and when I &Aim.
.in digging the grave Of liberty and wish: to see- hurled .
therein thelinitnef our terrible struggle -I will 'vote:
for John B. Young for Coiagress, but not till then. - ,
• 1.• a m happy to :inform. you that itiv wife cordially
=suctions mv-.cciume in this matter. We should -be
slOw. I think. to .regard lightly the -advice Oa good
. woman 'alma any. subject relating to public-morale, -.
• - ResPectfully,• - • .
• • J:::•TB.0:10,. PoStmatetef. •
:Ex-Gov - mono POLLOCK'S FIE.EWEI.. TIIK PRPSL
DENT,. - , OK the' 14th inst: Gov. Pollock, to a letter t o .
• the President:relinquished the otIlee•of Director of the :
United States Mint. He did SC; by letter, as follow.:
Miter og I LIE 'UNITED STATCS, Puma DELPIII.4 . SEPT: 14.
1866 - -Hie Excellency Andrew Johnson, President of
the United States • Sir.: I hereby tender to'. yon: my re
signation of the office of Director. of the United gates
Mint: which I hold under,the. appointment and som-'
mission of our late andsvr to - be lamented President,
Abraham Lincaln. • . • .
I cannot •Roprove.,"vottr policy" as de fi ned- by your-,
s lf in your, late public. speeches, and practically illit.e. ,
traced in deeds of. violeoce.and blciod by its advocates
and Mite r ielers fu 'Meriphi.. Nevo.Orleans • mid else.
when. I eorlially and unhesitatingly approve - of- the
.congitutional anumdments : proposed by Congress. - -
They embody' the true policy of conciliation and resod- '
strt-tiom are Just, and mere Magnanimous . than : trek , .
son bad any right to expect. M. in jristice to demand..,-.
Their adoption, in' my opinion, would - al..once restore .
harmony and peace to every-section of our country.
I desire the earliest possible • reconstrnction of the
Union. upon the bails or truth, honor. justice, liberty
and equality: - This. will be dune, and I will _ laborear-,
nestly - for its accomplishment ; but in'the name of the
patriot dead 'of the lite war[and the Piing and loyal
millions:who then stood and still stand by the national
tray, I protest. against -giving to the late rebellions
Stems a premium for treason and rebellion,-by increas
ing their.' political power..or granting to nnrepenting
rebels the right to make laws toe their antagonists—to
govern the. true friends Of the Union:whilst In their' s
`hate of fieeditm they disregard the rights of matincipa- .
ted, millions,.and deny to . the loyal citizens of the Uni
'led Stiates theordinary privileges of - Anierican
cltizen
,hi
eacrlfice iny ' rhan bond for Office; nor , will./
approve, under any circumstances—thorn-hick every
sentiment ond feeling of my bead condeirm I Iregret
the necessity that compels me to address:you: thus. I
could say no more.. I canary no less. Longer silence
would be dishonor. • • • .
I will delay sending thisnntll .your return to 7:RA
ingion; .. • :Very respectfully, yonre. • •
. . •
. .
. .
• •.Jes..
A ,
.
s ini.door of the White house ' elOsedon . SaturdAy
Mai, the last sound heard- was something •Ilke this:
'Virtle, - rotind. alderman, 'citation,. people. thirty-six,
''amble individual:. eleven States, ..tutlon, 'ttithith.lit-.
tion. hands of people, every - office, gift of people.-nty
Mai:ol,7 hang Thad. Stevens f. glorious Constitution,.
• 'Nasal' lays that every time the people cheered Grant
the President :twang Me het roitncl Me.enttre
PUSIpeNTIAT: Onrr chin Es. •• • .
•
"Dearest Andy. thou-haat left us, ' : ..• •
• .. • And thy loss we deeply feel:
• Thou of Seward hest bezett uw. . '
But we don't Mourn's' Tery great deal."
"Afilletionseote. Mon time we bore, . - •
• With AndWnd his train : . . .
: . But be's maie lfacirdponhln •••. • : •
• And were:plea • . - .•
rWizr bad H. little Seward once,
•, • lie was our only pride: •
.. But he turned out a dreadful &mem: - . .
And SO - Ive
• .Gone but not. fiirOotten.',
S IGNIFICANT. —At a Copperhead m ORR
ing .
in philftslelybii on Monday'night, resold
tiens. were: adopted, not one Of which en
dorsed or even mentioned Hiester
The expliflation given is, that his 'defeat is
conceded, and they, are too buiy struggling
forr the bread and-butter doled out by Ike
Piesident, to think of hicn. Poor Mester I
Truly,-"the way of the transgresscirlshard.".
.
" Remember that Saturday, ' Septatuber 29,
is tbe last-clay on . which you can be assessed .
to enable you to vote at the Octoberelection.
Attend to, this. important matter -at once if
-you are not awned. Every Vote -ie Lim!
litt-t9
GET ASSESSED
T , .::T.:: , ' - .......i.,f : •::.± . .;':*, - , - : .- :* ... :'•::::' - . :'7, - ,.::.:.,::. ] ': 1 4' . ',..:6 . 'U... - :':'.: ... 2i -
GEARY AND FREEDO
~ ---li.-::::_FR..:-.:..:.1
-Ali,op,t.'oE.FEND-.,youß-RIGHTS!
_A_ .GRAN.D
XAS .- S' . :ME - ETING
OF THE
UNION CITIZENS
SC lit Y "AK ILL, CO.I7NTY
WILL BE HELD
T - 4:.p:67 N rille
Oli ._:SATURDAY; 29111- 1866
• •
AT..".O'CLOCK. P. elf.,
AND EVEISING.
The iollowing Eminent Champions of the
UniOn eaum and distingUished speakers, will
positively be preient, and address our - Peo,
pie on the great'National questiobs now ag:-
truing the country': ' 1,
GEN. GEARY, the Hero of Sari Dattles,
JUDGE of Nov Orleaoa,
DR. , W. C. WANE, of Maas.,
.
Hon, ED. IoIoPHERSON, of Pa,
Hon. L W. HALL of Pa:„
• .
. • comr.?'
. .
Aud lieu these Earnest Defeuders of the Op—,
.r;ressed 'and Pl.T.secuted • Union Men •of the
South. . -
. .
And hear these Men why in tin Field Lave
crushed; treason, and in:the Forum sought to
makeit - . '• .
And hear. iliesO friends of Protection to Arno
rican Industry. •
C M E-!
4.ntl•ll.ar these' A4v - oefit&-Of . ilecon - stmetion .
on bssio .thal will. gwarante . c'Ettuar Rights
.
. . ,
The J.Tuion people of Schuylkill Comity
and• vicinity, are hailed
,to attend a GRAND cOUNTII. MASS :MEETING ; tO.he held in
Pp T T ;S. V IL .4., •E:;
. .
ON . .SATURDAY, - SEPT: -29th '1866
to the enemies. the crushed Union
men of thel . sooill,Preedoni Equal
131glits,olliunianity; Peace,. Lew end Order,.
and cfProtectipm Xin
to erican . Indnstry,thei
they are not onVup; but are resotved in Oci
tober: next tp : 'st tike a. p*effut blow. l'Of
.TRP.EDOM , ANDPOOTECTION:,.: .
Sons of
Cc ine
Curve from youi Va)levs!
Com 6. froth -your MineA? .•
Come froni your.Workshops'..::.:
Come' from your Farms! •
Como from the North, Sopth; East and
Corne,'deteived and betrayed Democrats,
Come, Friends :of the Undying Principles
of: the Martyr Lindoln,:Conie !. • ; '. •
Come Ta yvhn - revere, the; Mt mores of
your shingliteredprAves, Come !
. .
Te who believe thatTrailors should
be punished Anni treason be made. odious . ;:
Come! • 7 • • • ".: • .
. .
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Come, :Lovers of Freedom,.:Comet .. •
.:
Copie,
.930151N)31.1.7E." in4trup-beart . --
edWomen. pc the County' , , -., ' • :.. % •
.:
_. .. COME Q.!‘;E:t . COME ALL: .' '
Union men, there. has never been. a Cam
paign in the political history of- the country .
so important as this, r. lner four years of
blockly War which resulted in the success of
the Union arms. we are thre2tened,whit the
hiss of the fruits of - victory. Andrew John
son. the bold, bad man now
. occupying the
Prekidential chair; has abandoned the Union
cause and. the - people. Whg placed bim in
power, and consorts with re is and traitors.
At his bidding the blood of:several hundred
Unior. men has crimsoned the streets'of New
Orleans.'Montgomery . 'his mouth
picce, threatens civil. war if Um people donot
vote !or the president'spolicy of Reconstruc
tion. The plan is, if the people-of the North .
endorse it at the polls, to force the rebels and
traitors into .Congress alai trample upon the .
true. Congress. If the people allow . this to be
done, our liberties will be lost_ We will be
come the slaves of • the South,. while the na
tional debt will be repudiated and the rebel.
debtassumed. • . • •
MEN OF
Are you - willing that this state of things '
should come ? • •
Do you want the Rebels and Traitors Of the
South to regain Power and rule us again?
Will yott protect the Oppressed Union men
of the south 2- . .• . • • .
Shall the Copperheads and Solitherit but6h- -
,era of Union men, usurp 'the. GON;ernmept
• Will you support ti ,President made by toe.
•
assassin Bootti, in traitorous and Moody
•A`N'SWI4 It
, •
First by. your presence at the . Union mass
meeting in Pottsville on the.29th of Septem-
In .T4)126 of Thunder ,
at the hallot.haxcin The 9th of October next
LET PENNSYLVANIA respond to VER
MONT AND MAJNE:in support. of:a faith
ful Congress And_in condemnation :of a faith
less President, who violates his oft repeated
pledges that treason should be madeodiona
and that traitors .shoidd "take bank seats."
' ..•' '-.T.
Chillrman Cchny kilt Comiiy rnion-Cimundtee
OBEY THE . LAWS
.
-Let.. every election officer remember that
the laW of Pennsylvania, plain and simple,
disfranchises all "of its citizens who deserted
the' army •and...the navy before the -expiration
'Of their term of enlistment. The Supreme
Court merely decided Abet Congress- had no
right to interfere with' the elective franchise.
of. the - State: No decision has been rendered
against the law of the State, disfranchising
deserters, and. it is .this la*,regularly pub=-
lislied in every sheritl's proclaniation, which
all, election officers are _enjoined their
oaths to enforce.. •Lef there •be no mistake
aboUt this important business.. The - law of
Pennsylvaniadisfranchises deserters. It is a
plain :law: Tlie election 2 offieer.who disre
gards or violates it, is rendered liableito pros-,
elution and severe punishment.. AND TIM
PROSECUTION ' AND Pi;NISIIMENT 'WILL: BE SURE .
TO.PQLLOW aUCTIE A' VIOLATION !
THE PRospEcrr.
The antediluvian reprobate, who, haring
begged for admission into Noah's ark and
been repulsed, concluded that, there Wasn't
going to be mulch of a shower, - has had many
iMitators, remarks the New York Tribune;_
but none more servile , than those . journalists
who,-having.concealed Tromtheir readers the
full force and significance of the EleCtion
.turns of Maine and Vermont, 'sagely Conclude
that these , "'prove -little or. nothing; becanse
Maine and' yermont are ..NEW . ENGLAND,
States, and' didn't go Copperhead' in.
Neither would New- - York, Pemisyivanlii,
Ohio, Indiana or Illinois, !Mite given Opposi- .
' thin majorities In that year, had the ''Boys
in Blue beeri at .home, or been•• enabled to
vote hi the field. We lost these great . States, ,
not because they were really icalmit us,
.but
because their biaiest and best; by
- tens of
thousands, were fighting. the Rebels in.Vir
ginfa, Tennessee and Missetek when the
. elections were held, and so Couldn't be voting
-at home. Of course r the. eriormiusi subtiac
tion from the Republican vote was felt M the
oloser States as it• was not In the fiir North-
East. But the .soldier laddiei are, at home
now,. and three-fourths - of them will '!voto se
they' sheti , —;fot:‘Ltherti Axe vs* '
wel ferevrkeno rind Ineepusbllwi
lirE "never had :much respect for• the opin—
ions of 04 New York Hernia; Jaye net now,
but it is interesting, to-note Whatin effect the-
Maine election . has had du file.tppe of3.that
. paper.' The lierald -says: "We regard, the
contest betweenihe Presidentianii Congress.'
as virtnalq decided.hy.MiineZ.Ne-hoti./.9
the juclginent„ of the people of. the migitty.
North, and wo trust that the Pre 7 ident . Will
shape his course accordingly.",. -
TUE SOLInne:ANI) 'SAILORS' COSTI3irriCN
at Clev.aand oriatizeil On'Tpeidai 6y eleet
ing Gen:• Gordon'Granger ; President.
&dares., opposing. the-Constitutkmal antend= .
ment, as tending.tosrproloug the exclusion of
the. Southern States - from . the Union, was
;:also resolutions upholdinkthp Pre •
aid ent Ttic , .Conveniion I hen adjourn
ed 'SOM. me.: The Whole affair was Copper
head, and stupendous Emile. , r. . . •
CROSBY ART ASSOCIATION
. .
ATT.F..IITT . TO MPAIR PIIHLIO. . co smiikci, LS THE
zyrr.nritisz.
• .1 - F* . e .e Tistrueiee Pon, Angust
.
, .
.. An attenapt.has just peen made to
_impair pub
lic eotifidencis theintegrity* of purpose of Mr.
Crosby in his:great Art Association
Some irresponsible - individual maliciously, and
certainly 'without. any grotands,.. had . ' telegraphed
.several. eastern .newspapers that the people
het : eh:lst confidence in the scheine being cameil
on, or the' prizes ever awarded. • Nu* the peo
ple in . Chicago know that no „one- has 'ever ex--*
pressed the•slightest doubt of alit' integrity of
Mr: • Crosby; .or: his ability to carry opt to' the
letter the advertised project of . theAsSociation.
'Thesale of rickets has been, yrithin the past.ttro
weeks, brisker than ,ever; ever; and -;neyer . has there
been the elightest - iiidication of tbeir depreciating
in value. In the , fidlowing card'llr. - Crosby re
iterates his ability and deleimination to :carry:
out the plan of the Association. -'Mr.• .Nfekerson
guarantees his nedertaking, and .the - scommittee
appointed to• superintend - the awarding, of pre.
.tniutns endoree; both: • The'speople of .Chicago
require no such guarantees, butotit thi.eontrary
the ichole city you'd be ready; if requireditogvai---
a2itee both the committee, 141r...Yiekersor. aqd Mr..
Crosby himself, tem Gityinated; arid tclte
.is. 'fruc-
Cessfutlycarryike out the Art Agsvciation - scheme,
To the Mem bers of the Croabi Opera House Art duo,
, •
. . . .
. The sato of cOrtilicatek in the AEsociatitm has
been So great tis.to.euShle me to State that the diFtrilm
thin of precaluntS'heretoforc.annoencml will. be elide
to their satisfaction, 'or the-nioney 'refunded.' • ' •
B. IL CROSBY. .Actuary, A.
...Masteg the utritoit. confidence the: ability of Mr.
Crosby to entry out.his enterfirise_ I hereby gnarentee
his niadertz*ing,:as Above -ahnotine:ed.
• Phleagg), Aug. ‘..`l:, BCC,
. .
:The undersigned,' menabers of the Committee
appointed kLnperiniand: the 'awarding of pre !
Jimmie to members of the Crosny:Opera
'Art Association;tidge pleasure in bt ttiug that .we'
have Tull confidence in • the integrity of
:Crosby; and in the - responsibility of Siontiel .
-Nickerson, Dq., - his guarantor, .and assure - the
public that we belierd 'the Above proposal will
be carried oat iu gond faith: • ' • . .
•
JAMES H, BOWMEN, President . Third' National
J. C. .FAIIG.O, Sur4rinio' n;lent • American Ei
. .
ABIOS.T. HALL, TroasnrOr C. B.: "&. .
3..C.DORE, Presideni•Boird of Trade:* . •
J. A; ELLlS,.Prciodent Second National hank
CLINTON BRIGGS; twin,liriggs Co.-
- HALL; Haft. Him!)Ark & Co,.
FRANCIS 4: HOFPHAN, Et-L4mt. GovernOr
(From Neer ,
(Trow:TArk Sunday Time . A.l .
. .
I . .
It is very rarely' tliat - :iva . feel:. inclined- to call
the attention of our readers.to any of the "gift"
arrittigkments witu•which our papers - Wave
.been flooded.; but this 130mm:ref that we irony
call the Crosby'. Art :Union,, is so - largely and
gencibusly conceived, as..well as se liapdaotueJy
- dud uneqpiy(A•ajP:ritiqorsed, ' the-leading chi
zemi of Chicago, that we unhesitatingly, give it
cardial approval.' Tho cost, 01 - tho 0 - dara
Alaimo was, 406,009, and . the idividuate, wha
• are . diap.oseita purchase such a property, at such
rare,:. even. when its accompanying'
stores,- Mikes and' stud ies rent for $30,000. What
'in this, easel:Was .tb be done? - 11ifr..,-*Crosh,V.. or
those whainay: be as,aciated-with him, are esga
cons Men: They Originated this "art associa
tion ;" ki broadly and, literally arranged It can
scarcely fait of insuring itself .a p054.11.° sum es.
the tirat place,therofter to every. Subseribe:.r,
nut !thine a share in tae, Opera - Flonse, - ..with, the
eharied.of ultimately becoming its sole proprietor,
hilts posaibilitY'Of obtainin,g els& other very Nal-.
'liable premiums: Thase.. consist: of . ...Dierstad's
*great painting, •,'The Y. Semite Valley ^,"'
sei'ti ',Arnericari Autumn ;"-SclausseleS national'
woilt;,"lrring and hies Friends,",:•tuf well - Ss.worlts
by; all-ths leading • artiSts of the cduntry. The
.first seven.are in actual value $42,000. That this
is a positively genuino offer,' no douht..cati
as the artist's give it their ufiliesitatiag, and' cm,
dial' . spproVal.- `tinder any circumstance
. ought to griataiitee its puiity af intention ;* but
when such a series ofimminent:citizens of - the.
Western ..h.letropolis: pennit Mr., Clriasby to nee
their namesin his advertisements , as a . - proof of
his gOod faith, -such' a- giiarantee ialiumetieere-' •
ably.' strengthene,d. . At the' same time we may
call the itttention of the timidly speculatiye to the
'fact that every purchaser of a - share 'receives an
engraving of at least •dauble Ine. rattle Of. the .
money which he has pahL The ivholgi scheme is'
so magnificent in all its arrangem'ents 'that we
shall indeed be surpriSed should XL, Crosby 'not'
Speedily realize tkle whole of -theanioant,requiredby hiiu.
Actitaiy,. No,: 625 Broad Way,
New York, or Ne;26'Opera
' larFor furthel; particulars send seance for -.a
catalogue to New 3airk Oniee.' ;
. . .
SenEn43 POET Glum; Wrist: is . a • pure; unadul
terated juice:of the:Pert grape Mnw being.
citlti
yated iii this codntry tipeer. It is
Lie. foto family use, And ler its tunic and itivigora.
ting properties. IL gies tune to ! the:Stomach.
tufa invigorlites the system,- lulashiOnable,eir
cles it has bedome the. favorite
.Druggists are cgents for this wine.
LOCAL NOTICES:
.. .
....- . . , .
..
°JlRtmari tri'ir HAIR Clown:No at Browns', Pharmacen
. • . ..
Us ta, Centre atreet.•: . • . • '- - : - ' 35.41
COOO4-NTT oil. AN . I3 Girceairm for beantifiing and
pronint lifg,thegmwth,oi the pair, at,Browns, Pharroa ,
centista, centrestreet. , • " "" • '
•• . .
, .
.
. .
DAkbaltos Cothr, au' excellent 'Reich) 'for pewits
aft Ided tb Dy's.ptp6l4, , a i-Brownif,. Phqmacedtiets,
AlttarißlLti. AND /ODIN f, the 'great. Blood .Puritier,
at Bron•nle,- PhaiinaceininO, Centre 'Arent.:
. . .
. .
HA9S.Zeit 211A6M)1.14. BAL3i, for Betintifytiig:thel . Com .
If4e*lon:st trowiii., Pharn#coOtlits, Centre St.. 39,4
. . . • ..
. . .
•2lunriciti tn stea eugints packing.-I.or terms, see
'1339 . * inn phila.", • and dey st.,• new
. .
. - .
. 'lll9nTs HAM IlwrettATlvE le elegantly. perfttmed,
It iiriparitt astehees and brilliancy, removes dandruff:
and prpinotes the growth
_of, the Lisa. - Ile.moet. eletin
.13 , allele for ;the * toilet,:
.- . - - •:. •'•• . ' ' .
. .
. .
Wurre AND SqtrNp Trrynt, street breath, and : clean
. . .
month are obtained . by lining 'OD9NTIN,E; prepared by
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... . . _
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SK/i“A .10MAZI In anot h er column picking
,giapei:inr .
IStieer's Wine. "It .L an admirable afticle, need-in• the
boaidtati , and by the tind, 'Ojai Shintilles in Parni. Lon."
don and New Yolk;
. tri' preference - to uld Port Wine.—
It is worttrajrial, eta it gives great Eat tstaction:
. . .
. . .
lica':Spi Tao C.98)1E111'.3 . at b..A.:Staitira'Clotblag
Stutc,.aiitre-tit•at, Putiavllla.• . ,• • :".' • ' '
ligllshaudApter!cau.Ootiis, all styleg,'ltud
oi Che 4itest L.' Centre street.
'THE. cthiLf•:II.RADE.•.•
Pottmville, tit.ptetaibor 22. ?. I 866.
The quantity, sent tly. Railroad thiS week is
52 . ,1.136 28,.06G:10-li?r the week .
81,003 04 tons, `against-118,688 tons s for
fZurresporalidg eek last :year. •
NVe.have .no new' feature to . notlec this
week. .The produCtion- it R ill by nereeived,
being steadily reduced, Which. must. con .
!time ,until the 'Uncle gets Into a healthier
.
Tue ltri . lll3 511111i341p th is week, as.foillo*s,
cuiUpgd.with hisf your : . : ••
1 -- . IF!CIZET - :( TOTAL.
• ,031,0751.52. 9371 ,9.,817.5181.786,8n4 .
611+ 4 7101 28,067( •:980aa6,1360796
0103,2 ti t, 33,039 . 1,371 90109,650
: 5, - .t.020i• 93,442. 7 0 5,0241'17005
406,813: 20,723‘F 1751,705! 284,050
I
132,8'31 : 9,155 j" 230,694'. 166,953.
346650 7
'lO. 8 0 7 . '259.941t 80.709
I
'22,09 , .827 - ' 17,3211,4 - 4,762
451,402 40,424: . 037 48-4 436.082
87,853 . - • . 840.300;. 252.537
.. . 57,480! . 51,489
2009714,784 .. '410,539 , * . j14,449
19,140 . 1,325 i ..-,- 40,211 22.077.
. 29.190 .. . . 62,105 . 32,915.
. 26,830 - '. .'32,747 • . 5,908
. 115,635 2 ;- • 178,629, 117,0017
P.& Rift' 81,391:
Ek.thuyl Can 34,26 T,
LCaI.RR , 39,p7
tehl4a . Can. 32,905
Scrant Sth.: • 25:
;NIL 333,
Penn: 'I
8yR0ad;:6,351 ,
.By.Catal,.. • , 7.91
Dal,&
. ,
Wrng &In ' . I
do: , Ntl4 . •
Shamokin-: 19,3 . 20,
Trevorton-i •
Franklip
Braid Tcip
6,256,507
534,039;266,597,
217,651 6,456,559 j
,`Strisnrzirr..NDErin will 'appear in pnr next. =
Hie cominfinication is crowded out this week.: ••
EIGHTS.
coAu,
.
. .. .
tickle - 20nd fPliiladta.' - ,
New London -• • '•2 50
N0rwa1k.....:....;.,:. 2 20
- New Bedford • ' 926'
Newburyport_::: - .....- 2 40
Nantucket: ." - -8 00
Neponsett. '. -- -2 25
Newport. -• • ; 2.00
Poughkeepsie, .. -,:.: 1 75
Pcrtsitiouth.. - ..: - .-.... 2 50,
Portland -: ....... 9 00
Pawtticket..„'.....:...2..95'
Providence '• ' • - 2,00
- Quints , ' Point , ' ..- 9.00'
• Roxbury,. ' . - .
.... .. •. . ... 2 20
Rcckport
•••. ' 3.25
1tictim0nd.......... ..... f 85
Sam) • - ' • • • 962
Salem . ' • ' 2'26
Salisbury...,. .. .. . .... 3 40
I St. Johns (in g01d).... - 1 25
IWashington 1). C:.... J. 50
'.:Weyzneuth • '" 3 20
Newark - • • • 260
Parklike]) - • '. 1 SO:
Yarmouth - - ' 395
'Kennebrook Point... 3 60-
West Che4ter....: .. :480
Ipswickl .'.:....''• - 5 .35
i Stamfortt ......-.'.-..: 1 : 60
I Norwith .. -.. ..- 2 zo.
iixiived for , t im e : w eek.' .: .
' Freights 'from Pl. Ri
TO
Bridgeport • • 200
Bedford- •
.300
'Bath. . .. . . .4.. 3.00
Bangor • -2 25
Commercial Point.:: - 3 00
Chelsea.;.: - 2 16
Charleatoi7i - 2 00
- . .Canibridgenint • 2 50
CobeieetvNenorte.; 3 00
Dorchester Point...: 3 00
Dighton 2 bo'
Davenport ;a. • 3 . 00.
. East - Greenwich 2.50
Fall Rivet • • 2 20
Prederi.ksburg...; 1 i 5
Gardner -• • - • 825
:Georgetowe;.: 1 60
Glonceeteg:.; 2 351
• Hartford' • 8 05
Hudson ... . . ....t32 00
2.50 I.
ifter%
LMiniford • • • - .3 55
Mystic., _ 2 50 '
Marble - . :3 00.
zi orfoik • • -. 1-501
Hew York; ...........;1 TO-1
[Boehm ' $
: 144 meptselskand 126,.h0ate
THE-;: COAL. MA tKETS.
PIaCIES OP:00717BY 'ELL. -oARGo.
romizzopeo 10i37MT. r . i)e tat xi:Azaitc,niiiiiii]
• - Al , . PjIILADEI 4 P4I.4,..
.... . SEPTEN4ER:2Oth, 1886.. •
Sobvlkill Red Ash : Prepared ' ". 5 25e46 150
Chestnut,. _ ... . _ '. —.. 4 '. 000 , •
' ' -"... . White Ash.Lurap & B . Bspat' 5 256 5Se
~ i . 'F.,gg and ii0ve,....: .-..; ~• 6 60@ .
• •F‘ ' Chestnut,. —.......•.: .. :4 004
.103etiat ?dt.Luni%Bt. 'Boat.: ..:2;.„: ...: 5.50® ,
. . " Broken.. .: .; . ...-...: ....... 6 6001 " '''
, " :.: .‘ Pzeparess., ' '...-: .:. :5 .500
4 OOH 4'26
inrtierri , Coal, . _
_,,..,.-4 ' .............; 6 OM - •
Franklin ( Ly k es .... ..'i• , . . • .
• , LalSr,h Lump,. Bti-ILloat A Broksop,..*: • . : .
. - , Prepared,i„. ..... . ......,i....
..___ _
~''-' .4 , • .Ckutatniato... 4 4. • . ....... ' -.. :. ; I
•-- - :
. .
I , Strrzaroim.l944_l666.
u - 'sAill Bed Aab-by 7 - 50- 1
Chestnut , . 4 " •••
4 75g, 5 00
.".. •.Whitelsh .... 25@;6 50
Steam 50
... 6'6ota .7 00
.
" :St. iVP .. ." .... . .. . 7 2.56 , 4 - .7 50
" ' Cheiknut,.. . .. 4 75Cd 5 00. :
Lehigh Virlote Anti Lump..l, . .. sord, 775
•• • " Steam Boat •' • - 7 50(g'.7 . 75
Broker'. . . ... •.. ... , 7' 506` 7' 75
•:" ...... ....... .. .:..t:.:..7 500 7.75_
• 'Store - • • 7'soe, .7 lo
Cheattut, .. • .. . ,
.. 500 5.7 5 '
.
. .
. . .
Scll anion Coal at Stizaberbpers.
Ltimp, .• ., by ca Ti me • 3-s I.2ra 6.2 i
6 zsra 6 -52
Prepared, • f' : - .....
~. ; ... ' 6 .55e 670
. 0 4.dtiailt, -''''• • !!" '.. ~.........'...- 5:505 5.70
•.
L - ehigh Ceal utzlizabethport. -
Lump, • by cargo 7 50 , 477 75
. it:.l3o . at awl Broken '. " ". • 7 50'a 775
P•TP 9n4 - B,tovp - " • : 7 3.5.7 5n
Chestnut • . • " " • 5 25ra 5 50
. .
. • . AT. • BALTUILOILiC • .
. • • .SErrEarun, :13. 1868.
Willfc.s're L Pittston W. A.-wholesale 7 25Q1 7 50
: • . • " " 25(d 850
Lyketta Val.& Sunit'y R. A. Nitolesale,' 7 25(a 7 50
• " " • retail.... 8 .25(4'8.75
GEOtiGt'S CIIEEKCU - HURL:L.% .‘1) COAL:
»f mine Si 75 f.' 11- At: To-wrist . Ppint;
for shippinr. Sntall lots for city trade, .$0;
• Freighta,frotta •
New 'York • - l7D' Portland • :2 OD
1 851Newbtirypim: • • 2 1 4 1
Newport •• ,'1 ThiNecf - London ..... Ino
Biwtoo ' ' ... 2 o•!PowtOcket.-:;' •• .;• • •'• 1 95
• Norwith . .. . ;.„ .Ge:Tlitntoli •" • -2 15
-Providence.. •• ' • 1 85jNew Haven:.::_T 30,
N0rwa1k.....;; ; . . , Pcirtfznotil h ... TO
Middletown.; : ',....., 1 551.Ne‘i , Bedlord 190
,Eindson: T nn 8ridgep0rt ...... .......1'86
:Lynn • •• • 2 1941artford. . . . 1 SO:
Salem • • - . 2 .- 19/...AJbany • • 1 (25„'
• Freight" fraiii
Co Philadelphia... • • . '51754
New Yijrk .. • - • • • 2 7:4
Ftvights'll om bGcorweto syn or Alexandria.
To 'Philadollia • T.l New,. York
(4
ikntan q 5G4• .
• .
Schnylkill -Co. liailrond!.fOi. t 566.
. .
. .
Tao fullowih.4 . .is the qaant olcxialtrAnsponed over
the followinglialltdatts for the week ceding du MUM'.
,dziy evening last:
• • .. • . .
5.1.1u0 11111/t S..liacqn R. $. " 04 1,609,525;
Mt.: Carhim • • . ' • 744 U 3 .76,6•32
etre& ' 9,1:4 " 3'21. TM 07
Mahariby Broad 'Mt la •1,143,614 16
. 4,310 14 22.1.11
Pinegrov'e - iloal Trade 1568.•
AmounClrnworted during' the lout mouth: . •
LorbeiTBCrn4; • S.11:Al 14; '
.Swittsra, Rs.ilnola' • • •'s (PI 21.1i!3 IS
Union Canal 1';'.01.;-1 14 60,413 11
N/C . ILESSON
Coal Trude br Raitroitd and Can All. 1866.
. . .
... .
I . Port Carbon
• Pottsville •
z3cbuylkill...l.lAren
Auburn
Port CI
t/36 14 -• •'24 , 000 10
2,164 941 92,439 OT
Toini • " 2,817;513 011
. 1311,615 IT
To Rime time livryees...... 2,03 1,074 - 1.0 1.. 610,710
T5e.,503 - .111.. • 8130,T35. IT
- . .
:Total for.week
Prwilou..ly I hia year.
eugubeiluud Coal' Prude foe 1800
Fpr,'oriuthg.S*t. . •
. .
Raftimoro & Ohio Railroad
Per chesapehhe & Ohio Canal. •
Lehigh: dc illOhniuoy Coal Trade for
we ending withlak Saidrday: .
.
'To:ldit. Coal CoMpany
Nfialni Etna '• • '
•
Illalianoy Co -
Delano Colliery • •
Glendon Coal Company .
Rathbun, Stearns &
E. S: Slllanau '
...McNeal Coal& lion 'Company
.Kniekeibocker Coal Company.
Thomai. Coal Company
•
1,1, 1111i:ins &Herring
W. - F.• Patterson . •
Other Shipper+ • •
Corresponding week last year
Decresso
Increase.
.Tyrone & Clearifild ii.. Cont Tnde
_ . . .
.
- .
Amount of 'Coarkthipped. over the Tytoun and C)enr ,
field Raihnadlorthe.week ending on Thursdnv last.
Tylone-S: Cteartleld 'Railroad.. -..... ....... :. ' .97•2 04
- . Coal .Irrautti for' I Spti"
For *eek'endine 0i.).-Sp.?ur.l4 . last! '
OPERATORS
Uazle on
Hest
Mt.
Jeddo:.,
liarleigh
Cox e arb
'Ebbervale Coal Co:.
'Stout, ' • ' "
Councll.llidgl •
Back Mountain •
New-York & Lehigh
'Honey . Brook Coal C
German Pa. Coal Co
Spring. Mt. Coal Co.
Coleraine
Beaver' Meadoiv.
- John 'Connery
,Lehigh Zinc Co
J. B. Reber & C 0...
McNeal.... • '
Knickerbocker C'l C
Coal lino Coal C 0...
Rathbun Caldwell Co
Qleadon C0a1C0....
Mahanoy ' •
Delano Coal Co
ll:.Meyera • •
Stillman .
. .
Baltimine Coal. Co
Franklin' •
Andenried: ......'.
- & , snBq.*Cc .
Landmegsr't
Arilkesbitrre
:Warrior Run
&
Le'h. Coal & Nat' Co
Picker, Skeer & Co.
Other Shippers,,,."
'Mt. Etna • •
North MahanOy.. .
Walter Bros: CO..
N. allay: Coal Co..
;John Leuilmch & Co
Trentob Coal C 0..;
'Union Coal
lyyomusx.e.oBl6;
Total by R..t Canal
Sarno time lasrpiar.
NEWADVERTIVIENTS-..
tIAMPAIGN.IO)I'itOijnk retelcant •••
' ' , 1.1A.N.NAN , 3 Bnokstorr,
-1001.4.;.64i5:fru?1.1116 MatetTs.. lanCrecvietl at
LEWIST.IIO:III 4 sON
' Corb•Centrd and Bia ket Sta.
lED HAY for Pale; "iatolearile. trn'd' rota IL'at
.the.loweat Market fate); at-ttle**tlittl oll so cksa to
tLe turnpike' tirbige . , below. Mt. Carbon. Ailcireaa
UHAItLt Puttsi,llle P. 0.
Sept 2 2 , VI • .• ' , • • 3.%.81,... •
BEEN Treea
Nir Lf ere!) , deicdption aultable.lor Pall Planting;
including. a ,Fplend td lot of bearing Pear 'l'reericor:
reetly'riame4. .0111 and examine our'stirelt. •
• -
°R• ••
IVINS' PATENT HAIR EAPERS,
•
For Cramping rind Waving JLndim{ linir.
• No Ifcat Required.its Mdog
ltek,Stiratopekeeper foilhem. 'lf, he does 'not: keep
'them, - write to the manufacturer,: E. IVl, , Sixth St.
and Co!umbia-Ayenne, phlls .-Sept 22; .06,22-atn
elutta Gums ,f 4 awls t,=.We• have Jnst re
.eewed a largo . . stock. • or Guns.' both ; single and
doable barrels.. Also Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches,
GRIM Be,n. , &e., For salecheap at • •
• . , LEWIS C. TllOlll mON &
Sept 22-45.• • • Cor. Centre and Market tits.
QTICII.IIVit Eiltuv FLANTri...:ts,:ow. Ls the
time to • 'plant strawberry beds: for" , trniting next
year." • others Aso Offer the fbllopring as well
mulled ftiethic region:Albal4 Seedling, .Triomphe
no Gaud, French's Aerdling, Agri
culturist, and Incnntin or Knex's.7vo. -The threolast
are the large.L of 'all Strawbirries, often meashrlng six
Inches In eirctimference. For fOrtheeinformation call
at AIREENWO9D NUILSERT.' • • - - • . •
• ' TO THE
SOHUYXILL Ob. 'AGEREFLTURAIH PAM,
Orwigabtat.
f tro. &
DEC..
. . .
.The subieriber run a DAILY . COADLI..to the
Orudgsburg Fair from . Pottsville and SarylkiliTlaven,
during the confirm:ince ed. the Fair: ' Leave Pottsville
teeri T CO 5..11: M., atoll:dog at Mackeriand
Lintels, Schnylkiil IlavOn,lur passengers. -: •
'Gimp*
. Vines. and Korea for Pall Planting.
We " • •
offer a due stock of Concord Vines for. planting
this reason, all giuwu trom,bearing. at-reasuna
ble prices: - .A1 5 0,.a 'choi c e collection Of hardy Ilybrid
Yerpetual.Roses grown on their own roots, . These
. Roses withstand the cold of - our hardest. wintem,,and
are - therefore - pectiliarly adapted for Cemetery purpo
ses.bend in )our orders early. , B. BANNal`r. .
Illisvder...—Dnpontss celebrated:. sporting powder,
1 Yg, PFg; Fl'Pg; in kegs' of 25, and 634" lbs.,
or in sruallerquantities._ • .We'have also a full stock of .
Eagle, Duek ai.d.lininiond grain Powder.: in pound and
hinfliound canisters.. Shot; of very superior quality
—all sizes, by the bag of .25' pounds,. or single pound.
Elers celebrated Water Proof Caps, Elegy's Sim Bald,'
win's Gun Wads, and everything in the hunting line at
• ' LEWIS C. THVMPSON & cy.ts, ' •
Sept 42,-38. • Cur; Centre and Market tilts,:
8,01U,0261
THEODORE KLEIN,
GILT, WALNUT ROSE:WOOLV1116111111NtS;
and Picture . '
CEVTBEST, fiOTTSFILLE,
. • •
esturr'llllEifl4l:3lANN'lS siotte,.2n , ?l,oot.
.. . ,
Cs'
Repairing' & Iteglldlng . done at the shortest Nolte°.
Sept' 22.66 - • • .
LETThacd liceinfning .11InelaLeseed Li
the Post Office, at PotteFille,. State of rent:lBpin:
uia onthe 21. st day of September, :1868. — ;
To obtain any of theie letters, the amoliinvitinstatil
jor...advertued ittger 4 4. , give the data of this .Ilet, and
pay one enV for advertilang.'. .
•
if not called foils-1010 oas mita they ifil be sent.
to the lleadietter Ohice. • • . .
Brx - tVrriE Gowen Jas . • McGovern. John
Brooks JOB shlp-. HamerJaa . •..141cAnal) , .Wm 2 - •
Boner Anna • , J A - Morgan JAR IS. 'sb
Harnett. Bessie ' 'Howard' .Mteparet3lorruw Jane- - :
ihmzdtr Pat ship' . liotvurd Carh'ne 2alx.Donald ttobt
:Carr Sarah A' - win blr.
.o•Brine James
Davis jai OE. • Koous Bahl Park-E. C
Banks 'GeorgeEillmarrY Annie 2 Buchanff Afro .
• DaviallninettC. Lyons Elizabeth _Soars Ralph .
Leavls.Jahe Loonde John N Whadamood Sas'it
Evans John shlp' . lacCarty'T ..: ' , Weld' Ellen • . :
parde .Chat.P •
Jobb • L. Willbstat sh
• bkpt.; 2a, ; GELLYMAN,
. • -- , •
SW Y W A .Ortg " :lllf27olr Oli
. eintlirdaY, facteiber:2oiii . •' - ••• •
Nett,the ; premises,' all that; certain • Perm and
Plantation, situate: in -Shamokin in the
.County.of Northumberland, Ps., containing 115 acres,
more or lees, being abont four* miles • DOM Shardokin.
town. The Philadelphia and ahamokin Valley Rail
lead passes through mid property. • •..
The improvements are a good. large,
commo
diono Dwelling :House, with h gooreelbui no..
titimeath;:a good well'of Water at the door; two
never failing springs' • near. the 'house." , A good large
A lum silo / Baru -Amon. house; corn o crib; and tee.
necessary .oettmildlngs, a Roos. thriving and bearing.
. apple orchardofwalted fruit,' together With Peaches:
peare,.ydnins, and climbs of the tholomt
4 ~about eighty acres •of the • above• describeClandia
Cleared. and:ander a good state- of cultivailen., There
are abotaltdrtynerts. of_excellent .meadow—on
. prembee. .4gale commence at 1 o'cloct," - P:
„ tin d ue - s him**. "in.tse and terms °rage
was imcnnOir -4wlVopiXß'rox.,
Mar".l2M4PaliiieWatp,.Srpt .441
• • •
.22,751 19,~
'
.7;A04 19;' : 12,814 GO
-"PIO
,13,01 I7r 14,Gi6' 10
.1..•2 : ri11AtC4a1....il
Increase.
Decrease
gmlEs be Snii.rEns
RAILROAD
4,155!..164;Rit
5,105)•. 140.561
' SD
1.9,531;
340; 71.944
7,525 f 41,313
1.012 34,925
2,012 L,
.8741. 42,600
1.:9951 51 557
1,5201 102,674
.959 , 40.966
0,2071 : . 104,914
130. '24,210
52 . 1;7991
96 .2,974
' • 7.4651
• 995 1 . 6;142'
5551 - .46.6011
3771 . 21,117
/ 55
691-1 . 35:075
67'' 22;2471
/0.9961
24,9
S,;bl,
$O4:- 32,?49
493! . . 45.340
• '1 12,159
266" 76,611
2.C•
Mi." 45.756
105; • 6 702
674! 15,900
302 9, Elq.'"
06 451 '2:0T9.R.17
T° t og3,l ,r03,.14
5,; , 111 Ul ' 4 4g
DAILY ..':COACH
GREENWOOD 'NURSERY.
• Nuntraorcuri. or.
••• •—• • . •• • ..
And Wholeialeand Replll Dealer In
:'s.--.u'PixTc.u..m 0.-UTRI,:
vmot#4.HALL.
GIifAT.SUCUSSI4:FULCHOUSES;
•
inz Olt EAT . SELLESPZIT TRAGEDY,
"MA E_T EL"
' ~
- . .
MAthit; 1. H. •' • - - MR. ZAS. H... ,
.TAYLOR.
LADY MACBETE..:. MISS CORDELL& CARRELL
• • . .. . _ . ..
SLTPORTED BY . A FULL A.ND ACOMENTED
- Itionlei to meet the public demand for Novelty, the
• 3lanakement has succeeded itreffecting'an en- •
gagement, thr a limited - period isith..the
aotnmpllehed and beautlfnl Come- • •'
. . .
• MLLE NOVNITI .DE• M.A.RODTBITES;
. . .. .
- • . The moq. Charming Actrew of the . Age.
. . . .. .. .
ire ifift appear In a tomtter of.lier faiorite etiaracte:s,
: .-. °peel:igen MONDAY EVENING„,§ept. 24, Iti '
. .
E r AN . C It 0N,.. ili : 'C R IC ELIE T,!:.
. .
. .
CV ; Nvhie..roas 'S;nelit , :in . piep wad:in. _in
PRICES
'OrChestra.'-Fami!yCircle. •-• • 23 .CU0;
Secured seat,: OR.he..qra Chains ' • 75' ft?:
lieseried .k.az , ..cala be had at Disbysbell Rms.; Centre
&trier, where.they can be kecured 3 Llaysba acirance.
. - DOORS open ar7 Perforrarintai fa commence
at S precliely.• • .'; . • ' • .; • •-•,- . . • •
'Um Seci Bllis bf.the. day. foi
N. B. Persons otfulmpiopericharaCterot admitted..
Sept. 2S, '66 •
• • WILLTA 3, FITVKLE • .•
Anriict st.., 4 doors iatiore•Cciatie, norill side
lissjusireceived 'a new and well a.4sorted• Stock of f..a,
dies; al is'ses and Children's G.ai term. Boots
•
and Fralmiorab. which'. be offers' for 'sale as
ehesp as mnt IN had .1 it tilemarker: . lie is also
prepared to make all' work ' ids - line with ••
nestmes and despatch:. 5ept,.. •, ta1 , 3?...tt, •. :
,
. . .
130 TT li!VI . CH RCUJIATING . ,-
• B ttA 1%.-The. onden , igned*.haiing.. pnrcluved
the' Brat he:head-Library. with the view•of Tnakin.,7
liernikbent institution ln.i'otts%ille, .solleits the liberal
patronage of the reading :pablle • for'lls• support. The
• E.41,, , ary cant/Ibis a large collcetion• of books.. well se
lected and of great rarlety-allording.feady and cheap
Ind - ruction a.ndatuttsehient. The latest
•,,.t publication. IllTle, tde time, it.Q they.
.a 'Yearly. sal) erlpl ion, .$5.00 or books taken
at: centS'a ,:ay. Spe, -Ist prly..ilega , , allowed to subscri
ber.: re,idlug Out of town.
• • '..7trar.ket
• • G• A • • ••
• : r a N:1 - j• ..• •-• •
E-NIA bf. • P I ;11 7 . I 0
Tone:held on the groin& of the .
Agricultural `Park -Association •
(new ... Pottsville.) • . • •
•1114.1R5D. 1 1117, 7t
s'PT.:2hi:l•l36s,
.• . • •
Under ther.arkdces tit the Saran .1d circle F. B. of Pet ta
. villa and the Corcoran 'Circle F. F.:of:Pau alto.
All who are In hicornf:uniinisal 'freedom, particular
ly the liberation or Ireland trom'Engitah thraldom, are
rcepecindly incited to ellen& . : ••
n..nianner;of el , ..qrtent Fenian anetikera . will be grip-.
B. 11011IiII u'\ Elf. and oth
• eri. J. e.;PVWIS , Chairman..
.. •
D . :Beaus of the Nose, nroat and Lungs
MEDICAL INHALATION.
tonsumptlon I Asthma & Bronchitis
. .
. . . . . .
Are.cliseasea of the Lungs and Alr Passagua, 'and there
hire an never be cured by mini towing medielnes'in the
..Munich.. -Medicine swaliowed - into the stomach can
not cute a disease In the lungs, because it never eels to
u, here the dis Mme is. Medicine may be prepared in ;the
firm of vapor. 'and inhaled or breathed - into the lusts
la which manner only can - diseases in: the • tungs be
Thousand's Being In all parts of the United Slates and
Canadas 'hare been under mytreatmertt.And hare been
cured of, Consumption, Asthma. - Bronchia:4. - Sore
Throat. Lone of . Voice, Nasal - Catarrh, end other atlec
rims of the Throat and LangS, After. their friends and
home physicians had pronounced their cav Incurable,-
Send for Citeliluf and Pamphlet. Adch ess'
• Dr. T: M, GRANT. 34 , AntIty St., New -
. Sept 20.16 . '. • : • SS am :-
619
1,094
1,097
6I
356
123
• A VALUABLE . FABM. • FOR MALE,....
ramp'. bo-offered at vn bile sale ou
.
• : Saturday, (October 15436, • • . •
On the premises; in .Sharuokin. Township, Northuni
betlAnd County:Penna.: ivithln -one . mile of the Slot
nMk in Talley.' Railroad...and . fire niilea...ot Shamokin
town; all that certain farth, plantation, and tract.of 109
acres. more or. less, of land, about 130 of • hich Is
-
:cleared and under a good-state 'of cultivation; the bal
ance is well timbered with white oak chestnut •0ak.,.:
pine and chestnut. ' • '
1 131,024
The improvements aie •a good; latte; 6anunoilions
two story dwelling house, with .cellar iiriderneath, a
good well of water at the door, vith three never
wiling spring's of.good'water convenient to the
honse,.a good, large leg and frame barn anit' l 4!'.
wagon honse, together with thw iteccasary. out build
ifigs. Two coon-bearing Orchards containing over 300
choice apple trees', with a great variety of other fruit
such' ts its, pears, plums; cherries, &c: Sale will
'commence atone - o'c lock on call] tidy. - 'Reasonable
terms will be.'glvenWhich.will be. matte known on the
day of sale.by., :',-1.11R.A1,1 L. GOLDIN,
Sept 22, 430 1 - . 3 . 8-3t ••• NearPssdnos,
BM - LEMON'S NEW BOOK,
J BILA rr E
. ,
•
: • - In manY particulars, his, celebrated Collection, .
"nig TfARP,pF : st. - bAu." . . •
All who have seen it decide that it is -.. •
The Best Book. for Choirs."... -.; •
. The Beat Beak for Schools. "• _7 ...: •
The Best Book for Societies.. . •,
-",The Best Book for Tlonlientions.- ;
• The Itest'Book for Practice: . • •• . •
• • Theltestßo:4 for Social Singing.".•
;-• • '• ' The Best Book,for .• "
' • " The Best . Bock tor nil Singers. • "
Suited i 4 all Denominations: Salted to nil Occasions.;
• Stilted to alleapacitics Stifled to every Singer.:
' In. Its Sin Ans: School Exercises.
. • In its Glees. Part-Songs, &c.
. • ...Irt tie Anthem+ and - Sentences,: •
~.• • 10 its Chants and SeleCtlOnFL:' . ••• .:
' .." In its Tailety of• Hymn Tunes. • .'"••
Price 8 . Sent.by Hall, , post-pid Whole
sale price, 5_12 a dozen.. Scud lu, your orders. ettity.—
il by all Mik,ic. Dealers" ,throughout "the 'United
Stan's and Canirdas, -• • . . •
• • thAvrat DiTsoN pladiphers..
22._ .06-86-.tc , 77 ‘Toshingtop St, 'Boston
9,1:19
T,'l4
T,R23
9,112
7,00
27,051
S,TIS
471
475
579
1.72,1
37
•• 213
271.258
61,632
7,119-
4,397
EXEUUTDIVM,t4.iLE 'of ValnaliTe
cateliajbe City of .11uadilig,,Pa. • 'Will bosolci at
on
•
, . .
Ig .
atiedaY; Oc tober:l 3th; I 566
, •
at the Reptone - .Rouse,' in the City : of Reading,. an:
'No 1..--;ThrerPetery: Brick Dwelling 'Rouse, with
Incident linprovnnients. No.' 415; onni Penn Sqintre,' north'
side, between 4th and r, th Streets.. third bun . .. 5 0 .11
west of Farmers' Bank of Reading, end the lot'
of ground mien which the i:ame is erected. - 25
fee: front by : 230 feet In depth; Indludlng a twn-etnry
Brick DWelling Dons° .on _Liberty -Alley,- ou roar ell
said lot; . Can.' be easily . , converted into a first. class
. • •
. -
• Ne..2.—Tharnidlvided two-thirds of all ttutt valua
ble MON - ORE' TRACT, :on PenutS Mount. near the
City of Reading, known as: the "Weimer Triet,r.ed
jotnlt4 landau; E. Jonathan Defnlnger,.fisq.; aid oth
ers, containing 69: 1 •4 acres.• • • •
The other nedivided-" third will .be offered by . the
owner thereof - at the same iimo and.plato. . •
There will also he offered at the time and place,
SEVENCIIOICEI'II.W . S=.Nos. t 4, 64; 101,104
and 108—In Christ .(Episcopal 'Beading, an
rdldre well known for tteextertormehltetturil betuty,‘
its tasteful haternal'arrangenienis,and 'other •eseel-
. . • .
Sale to commepcb . af. ono o'clock, Pt K, *het coil
ditluns-vvill be made kictown..by
•
Exientor Mcbaide,'.de'tea.l44l..
Y:l,vo.vs,-:ke.'cOoTieer. ; - • ' Sept' 22 —38,1 t.
,
• V 7KE 4.ILTICOIVA• AA LE of valuable ' TIMBER,
. ICJ COal;:and•iituN ORR LANDS, Minate. in :Orris
.Township,•ll?ga county, and Brown Townettip, LiCo
ming County, Pa:, on. Pine Creek' and . -Trout Ban.—
tie-aoitt at paulic bale on . • .
- I'llOrattity, October 18th. 1868( • •
At the Court House, in Willhunspor4, Lycoming Coti
ty, Pa., at 10 A. 31., the following heads, on which there
Ise fine lot of Flue- Oak. and _Hemlock.Tltahor, Iron
'Ore MA Bituminous. • • • 'IIUOA COUNTY.
•
. No. undivided "half of -iron Ore: and' -Coal
Tract No. 4.330, contalnin; 1,000 aninii r more or !PIK,
In the.theasburk Coal Basin. •
aSt,O3IINO COUNTY. •
ealuahfe,TlWern Stand
known as -I.loYca' ',ravens; sAnated on -I'lue Aire
Creek and on the Srage rou.e from Jersey Shore
•to.WeltsbOro':with large Barn - and' other build-4.•
logs, good water. and RIO. acres 01 excellentland. '
• . No..3:—Undwided half of YeitnoutTract, No. 1,363,
containing; 3.3‘i'im es, mire or 1e s.: .
No. 4.—Lndiyided - half ot. Hanirohead ' Tract,: NO'..
4,361. (coat 'Limn' Cuntaliting 4 IC' acres, snore or less:
• - Nu s.—limilValeti half ot. Maple :Bottom...Tract, No.
4,336, Easier - 0
part, 40 acres. more of lkss, •.• • ' •
B. HANNAN
.No. o.—Unoßlued titui of buntherti part, 120 • acres;.
No. ndivided .half orfloul.ll-.weite prrt;• 83
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.: • ,• .
aOres, morn ur •
COrlati6llB.of Bale made known at time and plaeo by
: • NVNI.
. .
• - . Eecator'of. Wm. A. !ilceertle,- deeenzed.
Sept '• ' , 36-St
'PIANO';':FO,RTES.
Messrs. CUMMENGS.:* iIpINN.VS,'
..., . . •
Would respectfully Inform Abe inhabitate of Ratls,
Title end ptctuity,. that one of. the firm .has inn arrived
Irt this Borough; and is nowtipentng at the, store of
P. Garaignes, Centre. street, -at which face he will of,
ter for stlit, for a short.time, KNaritcy of their tile.
'Pint Piano - Fortes. These instruments possess
'every , moderS. improvedient,-" are all ',Seven.. °Clare,
richlyfiliristred In piton and cArt ed 'Rosewood cases,-each
has the hill Iron or idetatic ?late; by which xi secured
strength and ability to stand' lu• tune: as ,also the Over
strung Bass, addlng.vollime and power,'-Which. togeth
er With their Superior scale, gtit ilp at great labor,, and
carefully.Oustructed '..Sciunding'ltoaru, gives to their
liistrument • .that pleasing, resonanEe oe tune so much
admired in their Piano r ortes. • - Fsen. Plano has the
FIit:NCR OILk.ND-ACTIO.N; acknowledged by an.:lC
quainEed with the -mechanism . of. the Piano Fortes', to
-be far superior to any other in use; For soperiority of
dueness ut . t.ouch . ; elegance:Of dnieb and general
durability, the rhino horns •of-Cymm i hge • ifennys•
are acknoviredg r ed to be, in..eveiy. respect- in the fore .
must rank.' These instruments will be offered in• this
place at leiss.Slarisi Itiestr.,lfork 'prices,. and a full
guaranty for live years. will 11cl:emptily. eircifisetrn..
Over thirty of these linitrnmenti have bocci iinrchamil
at Heading within , the last three menthe. • among whom.
.are the names of Ur: Huffman, tir.: Wm.theker
Eaq., Wm: ,It George . Sowards,.
M u ni; Weider, GOurte Freese. - Daniel ICmierittnut,"
.Esq.; Prof; Winitt beiger, and ethers, all of which' have
been selected • by • We .14:Mewing • - Profftsors of Music:.
Prof. Hubert George Page; Prie..Eilikaici.l3erg, ()taiga
of -Tiling - Lutheran Chdich;.Prof.Cade ltonnberger
Organist, of at. JentraGerinari Lntberau . Chnich ';. Pref.
Leech, of John's Lutheran - Parish School ; 3. eau
et 440 North Oaf • etre:et ; a). Winn:lent: Young,"
vir - 014 Ilanusivill be taken to exchange 44
SCHUYLKII.J., COUNTY
AGRICTILTURA - li
PARK- ASSOCIATION.,
•
•• The First Annrial_ilorse Exhibition of the.Assocla....
Lion wilt be held on toe new grounds of the,
a .ssoelation
at 2uttsville, Wedaeada y,
day, October .17 ah, 11NOt and 'l9tla.
7'he COtatatfil 81 acres of land; beautifully ! ma ,.
ted„: onehalf. .from: Pottsville, Ivith a• une 7 b a lf
mile tract.
*lOOO, sill be diStribitted in Prizevaa
_ WEDNESDAY - OCTOBER 'l7tk .
•
.
$lOO
n fur Trotting Horses: . .
Schuylkill
Conury ;to go tci harness in 6. • . . •
- 103 for tii.Thannlng daFli. • -• ••
• 830 for Horses that nevertrotted for money—best
In a,-to 4 ,11,3 4 0 .• -.• •
. . . .
THURSDAY, OCTOBER' . 18th.
823 for 'rrottiOg-liont o s four y!stric old, and tinder
best in three, to' henem." .
$2OO for donbic teams;. - Open to All bbriej;-best.
.$lOO 'for; Pacing gorses—beet •In ; go' se
• • TRIDAY,. OCTOBER - 19th, • •
• es for . Trottinfi Horses to go . to saddle, (frir home
the( never beat 3.80), lwet in a. . - • •
$lOO for Double Team,'.owned end drlventogith 7
' $3OO for - all ['rotting HOrses4best In '
..Entrieo with 10 per rent. 'enclosed.• can lie4nade.„tip,
to'Oetober 18th, to tbe.,President, of the - I,asoelation,
. threeor fon! totl, two to start Ft° De good . days in
Single adndstlion • "
....hdinlielon for team.. . 00
..... Ofi.
. . ... . .
1). fOritgiutikilk . EMOSl -••
;110. 011 1 ` • '•• • •
•
COMPAN Y
prNe . irVork*ity,
2, 8-6-0
PaltexieL elletollll Esqueatc . r.." - ine beet article c f
the'Oa': made Of pdvaeliced lion. sr .• • •
LEWLS O. THOMPSON & CO.'S;
. 1 9. t. L-45' - Xoc.Ceiitre and Market. Ste.
j_rfonae - Keepers . Astenticitaw-4ast recelied a
itt ., ne-cv article afearAt Stieteti4r. Works very
nice Poraala at - ' LEWISV..TROMPSON
tietti - S • Cor Centre and Ma;ket - •
.
. • ,
ap" Just
Lbe Mtrigin bbn. 4 e cleaniw time.. at . ,
,LESVISC;THOSIP.tiON /.C0.. , 5; •
Sept CcirCeatie itud'Atarlret'Sta-..
_ , . . .
(torn Grater for: grating green corn: ''..Take; it
dean off Abe' cob without any trontde.•ll'
• • ,"
„_• - LEWIS C. TIiOMPSON
Sept 1 . • Ger Centre and Market Ski.
Jackman i Atter/ tins& —Patent toe calks. for
LL faatentrtg on to • born - and . mole "atom—a' great
Pdnrveffl -Wee amlaaving of trontie; .We also barn a
7faltiddek horse and innle .. shoL!a . - Milli, borax, tar:.
/loge atuinga and.. bolt,' • rasps; bettors, tonna and.
vices biir,.borse and mule shoe iron of X.very anperlor
quality, air ZEtFIS THOMPSON - A OO d•
• v5 0t . . 1 .--4 5 ' • Oor • Centreand Market, Sta.
'.l rocks ! Locks !:. Lock. stock
LA of all kinds ot door locks, jnR received .from the
;factory,. including several ..new, :patterns..., ...atlsoa tall
Stock of latetift.. bans, blages, - and eveirblng-in the
.bitllding hardware -lino. Fur.salti cheap at'" . •
• ~ ' • . C..THOMPSON
Sept. t—SS' • . • Cor Centre and Market Ste. .
s'oriri Piounds White. Li , ad:dirkt from the
u!‘" *tory. ;litre luiseed od by the. gallon. or
barrel. : A left assortment of all' slzes •of glare, tdsO
kuttY r and et!er3 thing Ili the palfiting . line; at -- . • -
. . ....1 ::. , Lii,1 . 41 C...'I'HOSIPUN' & CO.'S;
.-
Sept 4—.?:6 .• • -'-.. -'• • Our Centrdebd Blattettqs. '
, - • ~.
.
Teeth'. Extracted:..... -
.
'Withot- Pain or 'Otereasess. • • •
•• The Ondersloned has Introduced'an entirely new
methy, for nXTRACTING.THETIL , which is perfect
ly safe, hargalerstaid • pleasant:. '.Come • and try it for
ynarseives. : Also Nitrous Oxide Gas administered In
Itspure state... Arthicial Teeth Insetted, • Teeth iDled .
with the greatest care. ••• • " •
Odice,'corner Second and Market Sts.; Pottsville;
:Sept . l..'6-3s-ditin • . BOWMAN, Dentist.
P I ard E PIZAT:7I..„"tVI7-`ici -I _ . ll l
ces and . , Schoo e ls. ' • 'Also n teat Memorandums te r r ° tne .
.For . sale at B. StANNA.N.S,, Centre Street •
. . . . .
SCIIOOII.II4OOIL - 8-AND
BRABIES, and afianday School-Mew:it
sites' of al kinds, At Union prices; always for Kale at
' •
' . . • Book and Stationery Store; Pottsville: • .
'111r:By intro tutstrilt °CALA they save rim cartiaL.e : •
. . •
. . .
-ELLSWSI44III93 Slated Copy' - Rooks'
Jetat Steeeivird.':-Ellsworth`a - Slated . Copy
• Books - far Families and
,Primary Schoolo. • Onniplete
In aired numbeit. ' For.sale at B. BANSAil.S,Tentre
St.. Pottsville,.Pa.
.. -!. : - . • . • .
. .
SIEVES
•
RE. ' Pickle J
. am -Syrup Jrie
LY E r.J a 4 -
ars. : . 11ngs, • Better Dii.hes '
..i.iipkin . Ring
Cake Baskets, Ice Piteheri., Se.. &e: Silver"Tobisox.
Bones lined with gold. . .'• • It C.. GREEN,...
• Dee. 16,106. -60- : '
... - . . . Centre St.. Pottsville. •
• . . .
.
• • .A IrEAltanade'hy . anv one 'with $l5
. :$2,,0.00 _
. 'N . tencil 'roots; No eFp . eileuuellOCC,;ll , .
.Lk BT irdo P rse r te e r n i t r i Clll C f lil le rs r. f ai ree l ..w ' Tl a t!u u ru rt ; .° s C . 3
Address the American; StencirTool Morks, Springseld;
Vermont: . . .• • ..-. .• . July YS, .65-30.3 m .. ."
ART. TINION
For the Distribution of Pictures
'Painted by J. H. SOILTINDI,
• the Disabled Alltater-'
... . •
Ifany.of the friends of..J. FE: BOUNHY, the diaableis.
iminer-artier having -urged him tu •distribure tbe.paint
jugs of. his own which he has on.hand, he has consent,
od.- 'lucre will be lett shares at sB..a share. ' • -
The pictures'are.as follows: •• . :•. '. :
: 7. Halt in the Woods. Size, 4 feet, Cinches by 3 ft:
Capture_oltha:llaughter of Daniel. Boone by the
:Indiana. :Size, 3 teat 6 lucheaby 2'feet,'4 lnchee.
, • 3. Engliali Farmyard... Size; 3. feet by 2 feet, 4 inches:
4..Portrult of .A.bruhatir/ducolo.-.' ' • . • .
6.. Portrait of Beatrice Clinti, • •
.• . • .
.6. The Pasture: Size,-2u by 27. inches. •
4. Frosty - Morning:; Size ze.by 2T,lnclie . s. • -
,•
S. The Wayside Foilutain: Size.
Bridge ticar Bella•.. Larg- - 5174...201127
10. The Gleaners. - Size, is by 22 inchee : • •
With the other paintings, malting in all, twenty tine
01.Vpaintings. .7: • • •
6yo - The pictures will be exhibited nt the Booir:Stoies
Baianan and Litisbyttliell,.Bros. • • • • .•
August 4, %id . . • - 31-
.
. .
flp he la.rgFat assortment- . of Sun .bmbrollas and
L 'Parasols of Pottsville, at. WALlitilt PRipE , s;
New Union Hall ; .. June 9...0-13:tin)
BOOK - AGENTS.• TAKE NOTICE.
Send mi - your.address for a Dt , skriptive Circnbe•• of a
•NEW; COMPLETE.. RELIABLE. AND: I3IPARTIAL
. the Laic, Civil War; ' '
whirl; yon can aelj at $2 - 50 . . SiAendidly Illustruted and
Bound In elegant style;,.- We have jte-t the hook'thatsis
wanted: • Its low price gives it an advantage over all
others; and 'We offerLsuch ithincemen.s that all 'who
are active and energetic•can make from $lOO to $290
per month.. Address . , • : •
QUAIER CITY PIIBLISIIING 110VSB.,
Sept..l-353m No. 927 liansom..St., Yhilatia, Pa.
COAL LANDS FOR SALE.
$OO AFien in the Neu Binnon. Con!:
including thOlitrathoth'Coal Bed, '_7 feet thick.
•••• 2160 Aiiim in ib - ,t.telkitisylkill Valley, near
Patterion_ft(d ash ,
450Acreti on Maims 11111, near St. Clair.
100 Acre.. near Coal Castle.' • . •
140 . 4cref Adjoining ihe - Oulu:an' Coal
Consinitil,.on - tbe W eat Norwegian'.. .
- SEVIP.ItiI LARGE coLLIEREEE
•,
.:• TO LET.
• • • Alpo TWO LEASES. • .
6 HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE IN FISREA (IL
AND ONE THREE-STORY HOUSE ON CENTRE ST.
APPV to.
P. W. SHEAFEB. At,t'y for Owners.
.
OCT FLOVVEIIIS4 AND DOQUETSI fnr
I Artie tat •.. , CITtEEN WOOD NURSERY.
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• STEEL WIRE-ROPE
. • . ,• -
•
efi For leurpami , e,
••t 5 f • / 15„,- d r . rihe.Pnlll4:ithcrP. are. Iti4eriff , tl;r,
k • GARNOCK. Ttlitl3Y ,C 1() `5,1 .
Celebrated Steelßnpes. ivhleil are
-ca 9f. the very. b,•14 quality. de.
• cidedly snperlor te Ropes on .
•:neconnt of theft. greater ,;4 renni h. -
N. 14. thtnebs and toutthue:w. :in,l arm
• Azlclug• tativeral eatifneitou
.throutth t the mlnln” , Tteirii,ns,
• MASON & ••
• •
. Sept 15, . • •93 Broadway. .N
~ • .
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.0 HPUANI4' . -. .
COI:7HW 14.,1111 . .EC.1:.'utisnant to
d .r of the Orptctus. Court of the. County of
Schbylkill, in the Commonwealth of. Pennsylvania, the
subnriber 9 t
Guardian of he rninoCeltildren of ETA,i , r J.
ETos..lat
e of the borough of St, Clair, in the Chunty
ofSchiylloll. deceatTd; will -expnee.to CalCby public
. .
'•• • • batordiy, October 6, 4866 " •
• . • •. • . •
h • •
'at 2 o'cl o ck: in th e afternoon: at the public house of
.Francia W. , llichardson, in the borough aforesaid.
• .Zslo.-1.-:-The two undivided third parts of, all those.
certain three two ttory.fraine buttes, and lot or piece
olgroond: Sititateln ; the said, borough of St. Mir:.
bounded la front by• Third stieet: in•the rear by' a ten
feet wide alley; and bylote No. 20 and No. 25, eon.,
taiuing in front CO feet and in:length or
,depth I 5 feet,
being part of the lot No. 24.••" -• •
No. 2.—The undivided third, parbi of all that certain
two story frame house and lot of ground, situate in the
said' borough . of Bt. Clair, bounded in front by Third
street, in•the rear by the, otberhalf of "lot No. .(of
which ihis.lot is a part), and by lote.No. :viand 00, con
taining in front (inlaid Third street sixty feet and in.
depth 100 feet, with the ; appurtenances , the estate of,
said minor children. . • • —,• •', • •
. . „
Terme and copditions;made known . at the . time and
place of sale by SEITZINdER:
By order of the 6rphine..dourf,
• • • . A. DOITRAfAINTN, Cl rk• •
'N. Deedfor, ihe....remaininar . one undivided.
third pareof said House ! , and. Lots will. he gh:en by
Idis.•Prle and_htutaucl so. that the r . purrha,ser can' get
Agoodtitle M the hole or them. .. .
• . - SEITZINGS4, Guardian.
Sept, 15, !W.
. • . . • . ..
SGMETHING'..ENTIRELY NEW I
. .MARIi rli - Otili cthiniNc, mTrit 1 - GROS.‘i litoPl , .
MAGIC LINEN MARKER.
. .
.BOSEIIIEZL . IIIiOTHEics,. ---
... .
.....
BookOellore
. and 'Sialiorit.rm, rotatrilte,
- . SOLE A On.j3FORfSCLIGT YiK“.L. C 0....
, Tbli:sttporior and
I neenions little in
stillment . ;guaran
teed . ttecnracy and
rapidity of action
It weeks like. magic
effeetnally... Marks
ell articles of near
aoparel of. an'
outire Pamiiy .with
one and the 'smile
Instrument, and Is'
simple In Im eon
ternetton,. not
ble 'lb „et 'out of
order, and arNraVS
ready for Immesh
:ate t " use; .so • *that
-even a child. can
mark :
'Linen, Silk: . Cot
ton, Woolen Goode
&e.. It likewlse
Prints: Names and
Addresses ent)anß'
81 - .3:Jks, Albums, &e;
. .
in Gold or any othitc.C.ohr.l,4itn the.. utmost neatness
and dispatch, withont soiling the fingers or injuring the
tertnte-of the Fabric ; howefer - delicate' the material
maybe. with au elegance or style not- to be-surpassed
by the most skillful workman.- . • •
NO WARDROBE IS •COMPLETE .WITIIOUT.'IIIL4
: RA.ISDY.LIrf MEMACHINE •
A-bottle of superior Itidelibleltik is fuinib . ed ;with .
each Instrumen •
• . -
. .
. ..
Cell at ROSII`ESITELL .13110:3.. Centre St.'. l'otturtile i.
and examine this charming and efferl lye little gem.•‘- ,
It works like magic. and, you •will be agreeably sur
prised In ihe merits. of this • excellent and- . Invaluable
Ma g ic Lbain . .ktarker. , .. - •Itlept S. 's6:-36-tf - - - .:
•
. -
Unica' "Soap Stone Packing.—The beet aril
-V cle foi packing engineo tbat has yet been .diocov
ered: . .A. fall stock or all ttzee from. one•tialf. Inch up
conttantly.oa Maid at '-• - ' ' •'. '.. . •'.
,• ~ _ LEWIS - C. THOMPSON:St CO.'S,
• Sept 8, .ti4..3e- . :. - Cor Centre and Market Ste.
, • ILES
. , .
'Dina or Bleeding Piles,..Tetter, -Scald'Head; Ring
worm, Barber's-Itch; Blotchea, Areaking.ont.. and sores
of all:kinds are 'cured-by Dn.. S. ROGER'S Botanic.
PEntrilent. : Price 60 ems a bot. 'Sent by Mall for 60
Depot, 2.06 Dock Street, Philada.; Pa.
- HUNTER'S
lODINE SARSAPARILLA
•
. , . •
Is a specifiefor.: diseases of the Blood and Skin. It
positively careatterofula, •Tetter, Erysipelas and sores
'of every . kind; It Is the beet remedy.for complaints ed.
childreolollowing improper nourishment and icarlet
fever. I haves gran: number of strong,. truthful tier
tol on - of- Rs . favor - like the folloaing Running
Sores for .9 ymrs, cured by 'seven 'bottles ; Tetter of 7
years, .cured, one bottle a Scaly Disease of the Skin
for 20 years, cured, four bottles; Scrofula 10 years,
cured, five bottles a badly. Ulcerated. Throat: cured.
two' tattles; Ulcerated foot, SI years, cured, seven bet
ties orievere. case of Erysipelas, 9 years. - cured, six
bottles Mei:matt:nu, - 2 years, cured, two tattles
Disease of tho Blood, Dinars, five bottles;
The lodine - Sareiptuilla purifies the bloodOnfuses
new' life Into the. system through its tonic power and It'
16.4180 it - perfectiy harmless composition; - having been
in use about thirteen :yearn .by persons of all ages,
from fix - months and over, with unequaitid euecess.—'
PTlncipaOffice,..Nci. 910 Market street, Philadelphia.
... • . • . " It. F. HUNTER, Pornprieter.
Molettale Agents in New Tork, F; C. Wells & Co.
No; 110 Franklin Street. . • . - .
.•. . .
. 'JOHN 0: BROWN I BON. 'Wholesale Agento, .Cen
tie st., ana shod by all Druggiolo la Potsellic.
. Kay 12, '66 - •' " • ' •"- • ' 19.1 y ! .,. •
. •. • .. . .
•IdBLrC SA:LE....The undersigned . offers hi
P.yaltiable`farm: - c,ntelning 170 acres and * alkiwance,'
situated near litcKcanabutg, for sale on . • -
ittatarday. October 6th, . fl,- • *
"Atthe puha horse :of Hugh Koch. the- town of
Iticireanaburg, at t o'clock-P. Id.: .7'he finprovements
consbmor a twci f atory dwelling HocuteiLargett
*3 1 64 Barn, brie:flay- Barracks.. , good Pig Sty
and an elegant Spring House • with a never tail.
:the
spring of water... 'Also a Splendid. Orr-herd with all
the different varieties of .the beat fruit. , . The land con
aids pf fed etude,. and Pi * conveniently:situated to the
bestmarketathe County affords.-:' One hundred acres
of ttie abeve laid Is cleared , and under iniployemeatt
the halmce corugstiot goodrtimber. . •, .
Conditions made knovrntm day of sale:
Sept,S, .66-46-20: VALBRigHT
,
j-lOQD ,
SOMVAIS,
• "vreo9 . swam *•-. • •
~.1 4 0: 0 . ROO1 , 0,m -fiatrEs;. Mellow Arc:street)
• 8003-8644 n, PlaladelPhia. •
titia= 87" 171111 _ 1 P'l7.
PITBEISTIF,D.-Efo
• ~
•a NEW ANT) PRACTICAL BOOK O' THE
. .
Milierat-Roiouroei of the U. gtates,
The on y work pf the tiled ever pi:lntl:led..
C4 . 1.4,1,,,149N;AND_ 91,L;
THE PRAOTIOAT:4 AMERICAN ' MINE&
A:PLA& AND POPULAR WORK ON
OCR SINES,and NINERAL RESOLACES,
kg) ATtXT-BOOK OR GUIDE TO THEIR ECO
-15041CA.L DEVELOPBOZT/ WITH NEWER
OITS OVER2IIO ENGRAVINGS.
CONTAINING' SOO ROYAL OCTAVO. PAGES,
•
Illistrating and explaining: the geology: Ori4lit and
'formation of ColVincui and CO, - per. peudilariffel,
characters:and general distribution, and the economy
'of mining. manutacturing..and using them; withgen
anwriptions of the coal-feldit and cosi-Mines of the
• world; - and speciaitiescriptions of the Anthracite fields
and mines ot Pennsylvania, and: the Bituminous fields
of the Untied States, .the iron districts and iron trade of
,our country, and the geology and dlitribation of Petro.
mutt, • tie statistics, extent, production and..trade
In
Iron, and OIL and such tomfal Information" on
mi
ning and irianufactiring matters as scitmce and practi;
cal experience titive developed to the present time.:.
- •
gm SAMUEL *UARRIES DADDOW,
• - Practical Miner and Engineer of Miner,' .
. . . . .
. ; Mj.IT.7IA-11IN HANNAN, •
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Editor . find Proiirietor of the 'lnure' dournal.n
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Brief Synopoisaf Contents.
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the beginning Clod -greet . ted the heaven and the
earth. And the. earth. was' without form, and . void :
and darkness was upon the face of the deep. :" •
And (hal said; let there be tight c and there was light"
will teach yUu to. pierce the' bowels of the earth
and brine lurch, from the caverns of. mountains, metals
which' will•give strength to- our hands and-subject all
culture to our use end pleasure." • .
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Tho -details of each chapter, ender ItS apprptiSter
head, -
. wilt bit •forindln the commencement of the
-work; and - a comidete ludas: -Ls given In the.Couckl
,
• . . •
. We respectftilly incite the attention of ell those en
gaged in the Coal, Iron, and Oil trades, to this work,
which we ite;ieiv will•.meet-their speelal requirements
'and the demand of the time-S.-. We hate faithfully en-.
deavored, without reg,ard to.cost or labor, to make It a
"practical, al:cantle, aud.therciugh expOsitor of- the
enb
leets discu,sed and. illustrated. We, therefore, cOull--
dent:). oiler this-book to the trades and the public gen
erally, as a dignitied and reliable work, especially de
signed tompreeent . Jur mineral resourcea iyal, Iron,
and' Uil.
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Tres EY, Ltracsat
A tiethictiOn• Made to Booksellers purchasing to sell
On orders from, .abroa4 tho relied States posts&
BA.-.NNAN, Publisher, -
•. Pottsville, .
11.. LII'PINCOTT.,t CO.; Philadelphia
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S. LIAITRI.ES DADDOW, General Agina..
. New 'Seasonable Goods,
JUST DECEIVED AT
ROBERT A. GLOVER'S;
Centre Street, . Pottsville,
A new' nd splendid assortment of Spring Dry Goad;
consisting of • varions kinds of Fancy Dress and staple
Goods.. Also a choice assortment 'of Groceries, all of
which he °Sens for sale at the very lowest cash prices.
Aprli 14, : • . 15.-tf
EESEWS MARBLE. woniEs
. Faanblished in 1533. .
,
• Mrs. InTeer would respectfully announce to the pub:
Ile ttlat',..lle will continue the Marble Works, at the old
stand.. Co'rller Callowhill . and Second Streets (near
Market, Pottsv:lle. : . . • . ' • •
, Constanticou hand all kuult of
T
Also Family Vaults made to order. Work of every
description promptly' executed. in the best style, and
warranted to give satisfaction-' - ' • •
-Plaus,aud designs furnished at the sfiortest
Ang',lS, • MRS. LEWIS REESER. -
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OF - ALL'. • FIJRNISITEB 'JO THE TRADE
AT LOW PRICES, BY
HUNT
~BROTHERS,
SCRANTON, PA, •
hardware,. froO. • SiOyes, • Rail-
.road and iTlining - Supplieo. • ,
Jnne'.22,,
vir m.
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V 'WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN.
TOBAC*O; PIPES .4111 c • SEGARS,
Centre'St., Opieomite.she:Town . lllall. -
. : POT.TSVNI.LE; PA.. - . 7
Feb. . r ' * g a'tl • •
pli a s WALK - HR.& PRICE'S. to the New Union
Hall, At 'yon want a pretty Sllic Dress, Cheap...
June 9 . • • - . •
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GodreLP P E en N s lg aii —a c, t e recefred, fine aexortment
et.; Potts
Cases, for bale
at B. BANNAN'S, Centre'
BRi,Gov.I7ARKiNG. - plovs,
For ink Clothe. with
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OALt. AND SEE TD7-11 AT .
11-iNtiA-1,7;,5. imoicsTonic,Po'PTHMLLE..
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houpnte: Phorlphatiell--IT You ant the
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best artiele - of•ihp the- Market, ri Rant
JOnrd
an's ArnoniatedSuper-Phosphate of Lime; an . article
that has stood the test for the last ten years, and la to
day pronounced to tio - superior to - any . klrg
'made. 200 - lbs: of it will go farther and with'etter
results than,2so lbs:'of any other kind out, as, hen been
shown by,test. Try bug and seelor yourself. For
sale by the sack of 200 lbs. or ton, by us alone.
' ' 'LFWIS,C. 111031eSON &
• • Sept 8: Cor Centre and Market Ste.
Guardian
OPIIALINS I COURT SALE.—Porsnant to .
an order of the Orphans. - Court of the County of
Schuylkill, the subscribers, admililstratonrof the est
tate of 'Martin Hummel, - late •of Beiks County, de
ceased, will expose to sate fly public vendue, on'
. be r.!29th; inst.,
At 2 o'clock in the afternoon—at the -public. house of
E. (4: Kerlin, 'ln the llorouglt of Port Clinton : No. I.
that certain story. dwelling .house
ground-. situate
Port - and
lot of in the Borough
Clinton aforesaid, bounded north by lot of Wm.
.11abeuold, east by Perm . street, - smith by lot of the
Little Schuylkill Navigation frailmad 'and Coal Com-.
pany, and west by.the Little - Scouyiklif lover, contain
ing in width 40 feet and in depth su feeL more or lease.
No. 2.—A1l that certain - Frame house and lot.'of
graded, situate to the -Township of West Brunswick,'
County of Schttylkill;mear . the Borougn• of 'Port Clin
ton, on the Iloral side ot..chnton street. and extending
along said. street 11a/feet, and running back or north of
that.width 300 feer.,•bounded by land of Samtiel Boyer.
Ihiniel'Eryer; John Horn. Jr.',.by lot No: 0 and by said
Clinton., street. late the 'estate of said deceased.—
'Terms and condltitins ,mado known'at the time and
place of sale by .. • CHARLES HUMMEL, •
.• ',JACOB GEIGER.' ••
By order . or: the Orphans. C ourt, •.• Adrnbilstrittorn,
' . A. Doitsmann, Clerk,
. Pot '413
'A INSIGINI:E'M NAL E..OIV•VALUAULE
:tV.3I ft Ad.:. r
. 11t0YE,“191%...Wi1l be . sold id,
intb!ic. sao . • . • .
Ou ildturday,iteptentiber 2916,1 . 866,
'At 1 . 2 trei . orti . noon, at tar Cruet Keys-Hotel. adjoin
leg thenremi...o., lb° following:Real Estate
fit ela.ss • Griot Mill, • w Mut -and Bark ' Mill. and
TrOrt of Land, situate in the township
,of North Held;
g, ktl P11.;:on Tulpelioccon.Creek and
C and, adjoining latala of John Zerbo, Mahlon
Schoener. - Charles Munich, and 'Peter. Anderson,-con
palling 44 acre's. The Improvements; in addition - to
the Min of a two-story dwell"
ling-,1013,0, h .kitchen attached; also,* ten
aut Muaae, Seltwelfzer • Barn, carriage Monte,
and other . butluings; together with a largo' Apple
thchard - and a.variety of trait trees of the choicest
. . .
The Water Power is the very hest on s the Tulpebac
con: The "Mill has three pair or liarra and a Chopping
..Stone. This location offers superior. facilities for buy
ing grain, and rhiprueot of flour to markets.. Also at
the ruine time arid piste, will be sold a piece of Wood
land conutiniug 4 acres. • Also a Dwelting House and
piece of -.l.and, adjoining the above property, contain"
ing,four and aloof MACS. more' or 1-4 t.. The improve-.
ments'are a barn. and buildings, lately used for a Dia
tillery. • Upon this Inlet: there is a tine apple orchard
and a never failing Spring.- The battling are nearly
all Deis , . and in good ecoulidon, - •
Conditions made known:at .the salee by
. WM. H. LlVlNliut.fl4 No. 3S N. 6th St.; Beading.
Sep 8, 6 ,-,841-4:1. • 'Assignee of 'Abraham Krick.
1.)00/511:CLIS1Wei WIRE - itIlliPIC AGENCY:
eo
lat GIED. ilittGHT Ct.k.ll; Pottsville.
Sept, 15, '66 - 37.t1
L'iXTll,2l4 BOUNTY .EXTRA ROUX
TS( ant prepared to 'collect the additional
Iternity.due soldiers-under the late-Act of Congrere,_
promptly and speedily. • soluleie..wiit fixid it to their
auvautege to . eitner call in person, write or eend
chtuge,orme... My charge in each care is Eire declare
.no.Lharge Until tenuity 1.4. collected.. "atilactory r
ex
erencea will in all carer be. given. • .
• . JA4a.e..S'SELLERS,
No. 224 bon 4th St., huladolOhia.,
lwr aale.Altra'Flalt.ll4l.,E...Tvventy-
A— . 4 abc thouaatal Cigars of good qa4lity tobacco, and
good blZe, are unered . for ante by Lae .aubscribar at astB
per tbouiuid, aft ruses bewg paid, on Went._ Utley see
put' up In uox:ca co,,tatuT, g lOU cigars each. .Adurtaia•
LEX'. I.LIU, Itumburg, ttorlta County; ra.
TB,IWANTED victim siltammo;
.
Both tool and male and female.'; - Steady
etkployinent me year round, and no capital required.
'BE:lantana new, light and au:arable.- for parileunua
doxa. • , Jr. Brooklyn; St. Y.
bept
.
CUT. FLOWERS, BOUQUETS,
AND.. ORNAMENTAL . WREATHS,
Farnitted of ell sizes and pricer, .
Greenwood Nursery, Pottsville, Pa.
.
S oinething New and , NOvel. for dgenla,-Ped
dlers,, Country'Storea.Dniagina.- and all aeeklrg
an•honorable and profitable' bunbytte.' Free by , mail
for S 5 cu 3:: .wholetale $ e per doa, ?anvanera real*
$6 to $ l2 Per day Profit. r. ABBO rr. DOWD,' -
Sep 8, 86-4t3 31apufactaren, 196 Water St
W!AB ROPE , - .WORK oi • • '• •
, ROEI3I4ING - -
. . Trenton, New lers -
,cy.
kluge anklet:inept Of Wllo.llo_pa constantly 6n
hand: :Orders filled with despatch. Fondue, strength,:
and coat. sea ett•entar.".. :
-•- - -
VJELVERAVAURE.:-A Ana" 11:560Ttinent. such as
Solid Sliver Spoons: Forks, Ladles. .Frult • Knives,
ice gleam Scoops, . etc.". &c.. '.Sllver Tobacco Boxes. al-
R. O. OBEEtieleenturSt.,
H 0" CID 011.11" 1 1 1111 RELENTS.—A fplendld ea
• lection or - Mad:Lea-A:101d and ,Shyer. of Amer]
Can. Engllo 41 , 4 R. Q. (MEN,
.Dec 16. 'Ca. • . • Centro SL Pottsville:
Mewl:Taloa Hall, WALKER 6c PRICIr, have h'
large asiorthment- of Sates - . Red Caosteic Edging
assitinsertiric, .0111 and sett 4kena:. •
'June ES; ' 6 6 • '
bidets tot Flour r l'eeit.Hin- Straisi, Pleb, Salt,
2%,,,Lime, torcat:Etamitel.Ctationoaht Me; !fir
:tututonwo stmt. totetro prompt attentkm.
Nth
irrtp tai 4:4.* • PEVA* Q 0
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reVIVWFLA - - .
Saturday; Spteinber 22,1f.16.
THE - LATEST' - - NEAPS ,:
European 'Nesiro--Itetr:67: a - Diiseel~ r:
-Our European advic . f.s by the Cable are - to'
the 18th hist. The, expected.manifestO oftha
Emperor Napoleon on the -Fasltilitt. of affairw
in Europe has Jost been - Published.. '
The)
Emperor-hellevek that 'France; will benefit
from the recent • chaOgeri.. He justifies his:,;
mediationlietween Austria. Prussialta
ly,
and expresses his faith inilastio . g peace ,
but thinks that the surest way of auuntaining
peace is to be preparidTor the vigorous PrOe
ecutiou of was. 1111881 d thak,inconsequenee,
of the protest of the trnited-Statia Govern— -
mem, be has foitiddrin'olillta4„orlicers ht.
Mexico_ from holding' oftrciellappointments . :,,..
under Maximilian. The - Pritssian fleet -at•,!:
Kiel has been-p - ut out orcommiesion, and tho ~;
Electi ! ral law has passed thaUppqr Cbtunber
of Prussia. The man who attempted the asp- ;;
itassination of the Emperor of. I;ussia has
been executed.' • ,
. The Great Eastern. was otT'tlie- English I
coast on the 18th It?ia likely that tho
question of the. Venetian debt will. after all,
be adjusted to the satisfaction of till the par
ties concerned. • .
A Mrs. Eliza Miller was murdered in Phil:
adelphia on Wednesday. The allkged mur—
derer is said- to be Gottlieb. a:
butcher .by Profession. He is- regarded As
a - despeisto . and wicked man. His left side
is palsied. The rellow is Well. known is
Philadelphia, and cannot long escape. •
The New York Herald announces that
General Qrant-fuLly endorses tho constitu
tional amendment. .
,
Jeff Davis Is reported to be tuuch down
cast at the political aspects. lie will stiller
worse.defeat in 1866 than he _did 1865.
The heavy rains , out:West continued int.
. 1
Thursday, and Immense tracts of country are
overflowed. All the railroads but One. lead- •
leg from Cinainnati bad been "so" damaged
to stop running trains. Four lives have been
lost by ,the. flood - at Piqua," Ohio.
The Soldiers' and Sailors' Convention at -
Pittsburgh, Sept. 25, is calling up meetlngi
by hundreds, many of theth , of vast elk_
over the country. Everyliiyal soldier of the
late"wants earnestly•invited to'alteud; March
once more, Boyi, in Blue 1
"As 1 16fili'l l airsTr.i's,..S . 0 - G0k..5 - rum
llvto~.^-The:Ne : York lieittld, a Johnson
riapor; says :" " • ' '."
:The Gubernaterial election /a .Pennaylcukis
will be all one way. Major-A/moral Geary :will
tuidoubtedly be elected by a - majority that wilt!'
settle the question at issue in all the other k r iyal
States, and revise the old .4 proverb, - "As g 0
Pennsylvania so goes the Union." Thousands or
the iinpporters of President'Jelintion cannot con
scientiously vote for Elleater. Clymer, and the
President himself- cannot desire _the defeat of
such a candidate as Geary. -. The chief impos::
tance of thePennaylvania election; therefore, la
in its bearings upon the, next Benatership, ;
.`,: i my:PoLity;"
A NOTH Ell EIELMASSAVRE'i
.
thiioidets Murdered in Platte Ci ty.
Missouri,by the - Rebels; -
The Town held by the,Latter who
Swear no. Loyal Man. Shall. •
Live In it.
•. LIIAVENWOZTIL, Monday, Sept. Ff, 1840, • ; •
A - bloody and fearful tragedy - occurred - at Platte City,
Mo., on Saturday last. The Radical Conn:Dß:Riess=
bled atthe church ht Platte City on that - day. ; • There::
were about 100 men, Including .visiting
The Convention put iu nomination. a 'lull tffitecaufd .
adjourned about 4 o'clock P. 31: . Just before adjotire ,
ment the Rebels brought a band of ninsic-tiptin -Atm;
street, which played c•Dixle.'" . Thelfonnie Blue:F . lW'
&c., and soon gathered about them a large crowd oP
- armedmen. .A Union man, Thomas Dimulgan, bet=
very noisy upon the Street, the Sheriff went to him and
was in the act of quieting him, when a Constable nam-
,
ed'Caiahan, of notorious Rebel record, Carrie up witht
posse of men and Anted out Dunnigan,- who stood
side the Sheriff, saying: "There- he Is—take 416, 0 0 r
words to that effect, immediately the Rebels: who bad'
assembled to the number of four hundred, commenced
firing upon every Union man upon the etreet.. - Four
were Instantly.k.Wed and a largo number wounded '
The bushwhackers drtive the Union men out .of - spa
teen, and font hundred Rebels now hold poesiaselon of,
it. A Mr. Reath visited Platte Cltyto get his brotherw'.
body, but was not allowed to take it away. The ; gavot
him pass to • get: out of town through their picket -
lines. :The first shot was fired by a Rebel eta:stable:
upon a drunken unarmed Unionist.' Members of the i
Convention who had left, hearing the shouting, return
ed to Platte. City, and while riding through hie:streets . .
wets upon from' the windows of houses and
loons. Mahy bores were shot from under 6:legatee:,
Foul men were killed, and 12 wounded. • • . :
POTTpVILLE .M.ARKETS;
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Corrected Weekly Col. the MI o ere , Jo orna
Wheat Flour, extra family, per barrel;
do-
. do . do do
e xtr do a
do per cwt...
b
do do superfine, • per
'darrel.o
Rye Flour,. do
.do. - - per cwt...
Buckwheat Flour, : do • .
Wheat, prime white per bushel
do do rat do
Drietrreaches, puree. Pe pound.
dy '‘ do unuarsr • do . •
Dried Apples, - do -
=WM
Ryrn e, V bn.
Co, 4 ,
Oats, • 44.
Soup beans"
Pew., 4 ,
Rye Chop,
Corn Meal
Middlings, "
Potatoes,- "
Hay, V ton.
bale cwt
Straw, V ton.
Plaster,
Salty VI sack
Tim Seed, le
Clover"
lax 4 , 44
$1 . 60, *1 lo Eggs V iloz.
lOs 113 Butter, •
_V lb.
so,Cheese, • "
2 00; 9uo Lard, , 44.
3 Si ,
.4 co:Hamm, • ""
I 2;s; 1 40'Shoulders, •
1 001 - 1 20. Beef bind qr. "
75, 1 001 " front-" '
110 123 Mutton,- " .
33 00. :1.1 00 Pork, ,
\I- 1:0 :n; Veal, " • "
sw.. 1 uu,Sng.ir, Cuba, " . I
iSugar House, "
9; 3 30 1 PortaRko,
• • 'White, -
embed, -
N. 0. Syrup.'"
CHRONIC • DISEASES CCRED.
ACUTE PAIN RELIEVED AT ONCE,
11 AppasoN, M.. IL,
Lnteof Ilfambuig, thelluccessfut
. etie Doctor .
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'Bee taken :Room No. T at the Union note!, fCrmerly...
,•
the Exchange, rotteville, where ' he will practice from •
the 15th of september to the Ist of October, lnettr .- Dr.k
Add:hws practice is merely diseases of a Chronle no.„ -
tore, In cases who have believed their health gone for. "I. -
ever: ills .treatment Is pleasant and mild, yet so poer-; , ::':
erful that persons who had euffered lor years from dis
eases pronounced' incurable, have been restored to t j
their health Man ituredibly shoit•space of time: He • •••
combines his magnetic operations with his. medicines ~
in many cures, which sheets a speedy and permanent •
cure where any treatment can'avall. • • . - • • ' .
Healing the sick by the touch or by . manipulatiotio ; ••;; •
has been practiced ,by men ' , in 'all ages, yet few hay,. ' • .
each a remarkable influence over dfseweve •of the body;. -
end mind es non-demonstrated - by , the practice of Dr.•
Addison. . The life and 'vitality-. thot he Imparteto'
others by his magnetic Operations- cause Many to re:::
Joice, Some call it the gift of , heal Lug, . but there ie.;
nothing marvellous or supernatural /a it.' All be dOes
Is strictly scientlEc and In accordance with- the laws '
• •
Dr. ak.''s ekaminations are peculiarly. vaittalde, Inter- ' • ;
eating and,setisfectory t theshow to the pa:knit that
ho clearly ascertains what al l them. .He seldom Saks:
the patient any questions respecting. their • elseasee or:. • .
complaints. He invitee the attention of those labor
lug tinder any of the miens characters or forms
.dlsesses, such as Sore Throat,
.Catarrh.
lent Consumption, Disordeis of .the Liter and Stem
act). Kidney Complaints. Gravel- and Disorders of the .
Bladder, 'Diseases of thh Heart. Ramis/HAM:ell:pi.
Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Weakr;ess,- Constipation.'
Plies, Fistula, Scrofula, -Canker Erysipela s/ 'Fetter,
Itch, Salt Rheum, Eruptions, Old sores,. sick:Head,. t'
ache, Raising itlwd. Asthma, Pain In Back, Side and. '
Shoulders tramp and Suppression and Womb Diana.'
es, General Debility, Fits,. St. Vitae I Dance, and A
kinds of Sexual eakness and Diseases. . • -
Office hours from 9 to'l9 M., andiron" to 9P.M. • .•
.All consultations Will be free of charge. - . •
Sept 15, '66 : • - ' •
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BECK.ER,
T-E ACHER • OF M 8
POTTSITZLLE,- PA. • '
•
Mr. Becker wishing to establish himseirpeimanent- •
••
ly to Potitiville as.a Teacher of Music, would roost re-% '
spectfully announce to hlsiziends and the public, that.
be is now prepared to receive 'Scholars for the - Piano.
Ile can be aeeu it the Mute Store or. Mr: to. Altstatt,
Centre Street. The best.of references given. , ,
MAVIIINECILY . IPOit SAL E—Tlie; ease&
ber hex now:on band and tor siate..-the following
Urge lot of new and old maeblnet74-1 aecona-na .
steam engine, 113( inch bore and au , inch strolo.f: bay ,
been refuted and la aultablelor sinking a slooe.,
One 20-horse powerltniline refitted. • .
.1 8. •
.2 New Boilers, 30 Male; diameter 30 feet long.
2 Secem-band Boilers, 88 inch diem:, 20 feet king,
With Fire fronts complete. •
One small Boller about 3-horse power; one Smoke
Stick 84 inches diameter 35 feet long ; one smoke stack
so inchmdiameter; 40 feet long; one pump- *beet T
foot diameter, EX inches pitch, with Shut. and Bodes:
Mb complete two
.Wrought Iron Shaft/18 foot long;
6-X inches diameter; one Hoisting Drum; 6 foot'spid
ers, with shaft and blocks complete; one small. dimmi
8 foot diameter. - • •
One 14-Inch Pump, template.
One 12-inch "
One 10. inch •a. •
A lot 0f.16 inch Pump Pipes one mkt Snail ' Breaker
Rolls with inch wrought Iro n shafts .4 - • four. Pea Coal ;:. :
Screens; a set of • Elevator 'Thickets—new.,-. a lot..af
pump &nos, all slue ; a lot of nelt - Prilleys'of varioutv
idles ; alao,the timber of s large Breaker. now StAnsd
‘ - '
invof and
S could be used for the same p.urpose 6460,
iet loPe Chain; all sires, at ,
. • -JABEZ SPAItli.%; MachinerfDepo -• it
Jane 2, .436—al- Coal letteet,rotratirWe.4
I.inpgrt.ant to Owners
•
Ttie•Grelo EniternAmetectiveC• .
INSURANCE CONY
Ineirpoiatrell 311Lieeis 1.2, 16166, by eke Salts
Penna. - charter reepeanal. •
oAprrAL;
To blame 14;1186'1mm reaultleg nom dettlisbY
dent. then. fire or disease', 1.10646%. BICILIZd AND
TRlDlClPAL'brinsali-1019 'Soutti PoOrth
below Chestnut, Philadelphia- , ;LI?
Cot CRAB. PRAEL - BY. Da. B. BECKER.
Presideut. Secretary.
DANL. L. INTEttLY, P. ROM. •
•• Nice Preekleitt. Deperal Agent.
•- •
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RIEPIMLNCES, by pernditalon. • to the folkraltsir„*. , ..
named Gentlemen :—Ron. Simon Cameron,. Barri,-
bnry, Pa. ; Bon. Mum. Pitman, Psottivllle; Pa.: Ben:
jamin Bantam, ye: ; Bard *Pan cram.
vine. -Pa.=; Dr. John. Glonittaer„. Pres. LebanOn Bank.;:.
Lebanon, Pa. Gen. 'John L: Stiehter. Redding; PA,
Benjamin Haywcxxi, EN., Pottsville, Pa.: - •
Jane 24 'ad • • 28.41 m
REMOVAL. • , - •,
• ' .- • •
.G ...1W E C K
Bang, removed from the store - corner _Mark et- and-1.1,, -
Second litreeta, to 'the More between ,O. IFobsonn and .-
J. G. Etrannrson Centre divot. offerr, a Mtge and •tra- - - 4 7_
tied saeortment of dry goods and grocorlos at theitrrem.
eit'auth prices. ',Being tiankfollor_pnal-favoncotill•so- .'
tete a contlgnwcqof the same.. :: , •
July - '•
wre i t.J . Drerp , !!!r o -r u i n Makcle—ter sale : I> . ) k i .
J0n . "21401416: Market Si Dove ." •
=Mil
CIERIEI
$l2 00 $14. -
6 . 60 760
10 60
6-26 T.06.'
7 0U 013.
362 4
600 6.6 U
'2 40 263
2.30 9,40
20, _AO
26; . Ig6
161 -; 12;
$4ll. ILES
-.1--..
28 80