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POTTSVILLE, PAi
SD 4r, tospirEnsign. 29,' I 566
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just and/ear not : • .
Let al/ the ends that , - aineez at bei.thr critintrr
TAy God's and &idles?. _ . •, . •
Union Policrof, pieconstnictioli.
"-Reso(rid, By the Senate and' llonseOf Bei-wet:en
title-es of the Uulted . .StatesOf America., in Congress
assembled' two-thirds of both llonses concurring,
That the following article be proposed to the Legisla
tures of the several States as an amendment to the
Constitution of the United: States, Which, when,rati
tad by theee-fourths of the said Legialaturds, shall
valid as apart of the Constitution, namelf: • .
"Article —, Sic-nose 1. All persons born or natural- .
iiedlly the United States, and subject to the jLtrieklic.i
tiorithereof, are citizens of the United State, ended:
the Side wherein they reside. :No State Shill mayeur
.exifonx.any law which shall abridge the privileges
inimunitles of the United Stated -Nor shall any State
deprive any person . of life, liberty, or property without
cilia process of law; nor deny to any person Within it
jortediction the equal protection of the laws.
" Stoma 2. Representatives shall be appointed
among-the several State* Recording to ; their. respective
numbens, • counting the-whole numlferof
jersous iii
each State, excluding Indians not taxed : but'when
- ever the right to Vote at, any election fur electors of
.President and Vice President, or for. nited States Re:.
presentative* In Congress, executive and judicial offi
cers, or the members_ of the le„gislature thereof, is de- , •
• Med to any of the male inhabitants of such State,
lag twenty-one years of age. and citizens of the United
States, or. in any way abridged,•exeept for participa
. ton In totiellion or other crime, the baids of represen
tation therein shall be reduced in the proportion which
the' number of such male citizens shall bear to the
whole nambei t of male citizens twenty-one• years of
age in that State. , . .
. • "Sxorrox'S. No person shall be it Senator or Repro-.
• isentative 1n Congress, eletior of President and Vice-
President or hold any office, civil military under tin
:United States, or under stuY . State, who; having Previ.,
• candy taken au "oath as a edember of. Congress. (ir as
• an officer of the United States, or as a member of tiny
- State Legislature, or as an executlve - or judicial officer
of. any State, to sap Port. the. constitution of She Uniteil .
States,' dial' bare engaged iu insurrection or rebellion
Against the same, or given aid or comfort to the ene
mies thereof: but . Congress may, by a. Vote of two:
thirds of each House remove the -disability. • • -
. • "Stenos 4.' The validity'of the -public debt of the
. United States authorized by law, includitig debts in
curred for the payment of pensiona and bounties' fcr,
services In suppressing insurrection or rebellion, shall
• 110 i be queetioned,' but neither the United States nor
any State shall assume or pay any debt or obligation
incurred in aid of insurrection or reliellhin against the
United 'States, or any claim for the loss or emmelpa:
• - tiOn of any slave, but all such debts, obligatiOns. and
shall be held illegal and rold.'.
STOPT READER ! !
A Matter of Life or. Death to
the Republic.
TILE AWFUL RESPONSIBILITY OF
THE _BALLOT.
As Effective now as the Bullet was
in the Rebellion for Preserva
tion or Destraetion,
FACTS WHICH THE FEO
PLE• MUST. PONDER ON
BEFORE THEY VOTE.
The Govenithent Bondholders
18 . 61 eleven States seceded at twenty
three only since that time, haVe been- repro
sensed in Congress. .
All the iinite4States Bowls-5-20's, 74 1 S
find 10,-40's-:—were created This Congres
of twenty-three States. . •
President Johnson says it is . an "assumed
Con.gr:eYs"---tilereforcuotlegal.
.11is support
ers and friends call it a Conyrtss". a
"usurpika Curuiress," therefore not a lawful
Congress ; and they are_ itrying elect Con:
gresitnen in the North - , admit enough
from the rebel States to enforce this
`lf a Congreas of twenty-three States is not
a /aufta,Congress, every United Slates Bond
you own is not .worth a dollar; Veuause . inn
-Unlawful Congress could am make a • Imcful
. _
Bond; , - •
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Bondholders, remember •Tolicy" de
stroys the trited States: Bonds, and mates
their as u;orthless as - rebel Bonds.
If Johnsou's "Policy" succeeds, It brings
into Congress 'ninety-four Congressmen from
the rebel States, instead of seventy-five—as
before the war—l/ma:they yaM ninefech - .Con
essmen by their treason. Tl.eNotthern States
lose- nineteen- Congressmen by their victory over
, • traitors.. ••• • •• • .. -
.• If the rebels-get. their ninety-four Cotigre•-
-. men; and the Johnson "Po/icy" men elect
enough in the Nurth to gire them M majority,
United States Bonds will be held and
-United States Bondholders luxe principal
and inte r est:
, .
; • If you want to prove Congress itlegti; rind
•- the'Botjcie illegal, vote to elect Otpper-Juitn
‘:.-: e on-ationitl-4ebel-Cnion7Congressrpen, . but
I be sure to Jell. all year I.lond,y first , ' for there
I will be no rnarkei-jhr 'them . etiterulards.. ,•
If you Want to prove Corigreselegal, rote to
1 _ eta fain .it —the party that - ercuitt the Bonds—
the party'tlttit Wad :wow the war—that
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saya congrees rePreseitt..• the - I • v •
qtlethat is
pledged to' keep faith with :the' liondhOlders-- 7
leul buy 'all the Bowie :poll eon !ire;
The National Currency.
All the Greenbacks. and NatiOnal currency
Fitt. bAsed on, the ti
_over:t - nett Builds% . 1
Johnoon's succeeds.. 411. ou r 'Na
lions' Curtnney hi );-orililess , . 'Every person
therefo..e, who votes ror Johnson
members of Congrpss. Note, u tivclare" th 6.
tional Gurreney he has in his ; ,. .I.ok6t' Icorth
less: • '•
::.....-:".. :1' •- The D e b ßebel . t,, •
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The CopPerbeads and" C4Peiji.hi :.! declare
• t ' 1 1 that the Rebel :31ates-liave- abolished SlaTcry
-- • i
•., I t. -Dud. repudiated-the Rebel .deltt;tetc: 'THIS
• • 1 . 1 1 4 - IS NOT TRUE. The-Aniendnient ~::t a li.. ling
- - It Sltiveri WIIS engrafted on the Con titution by
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two-thirds of the:States, enibracing Hoe Free
• . ,•:, and some of the Border - States:. .770' , , , only.
,:;•-' adopted it after it • was a law: of the Republic;
= . .1 1 .6 , and they wore compelled to do s , s. because it_
- • • 't , becanie a laW withour their aid.
. 1 • IT IS VT . 'FlIttE that the Reb'el . states
- .• . 'it i' haze repldiated the II ijit-1 debt, or iihandoried.
.:. -- 4, ' • the -hope of payment foi-. :heir freed_.-Inves.--•
. . • i . . r i 7e are. aware that elatiNf+ abolishing these
.c;
.; claims . Were - f,;reed -itun the Con-titution;, of
1 t these States'at the dictaa-on of .sktidiew John
••.
~ i ll i i • son.; but these Constitutions have never been •
. .t c ratified by the . people of these .fitutes, and.
• ..- - It therefore. are not binding npenthiA. THE,
.;*CONSTITUTION OF 'NORTH. CAROLINA
-• :."1.-CONTAINiNG. THESE r LAUSEs, AV AS IRE= ,
:: •• 1 CENTLY - SUBMITTED. TO 'THE . PEOELE
• -: I ANT) REJECTED BY A LARGE 1 . A.1011111 -
l i
,
'" .. en the ground that:they were-forced upon the'
.:
.. - I Con*erition by theillegal:dietation of Presi
. i i dent Johnson, and therefore, they repudiated '
- . ..• ¶l' the Constitution.. , • .. -
11.1- - " -
- - ' t Finch will be the case - in all th e wher States
when submitted to the people,.lf.khnson and .
' :i. the Copperheads should succeed-in forcing in:
. -
.-. .: . ,I the Soutlierentimbers, anti 1 hos secure a ma
.-- '.. ..." joYity in Congress. Every Rebel Slate can
..... ; •.,. and will convene their ; ConYent:ions again,
..: • .
..:, ~, ..: •
and strike these elauses•out of their Constith
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.. 1 i tiona after they hitse secured their represen li
-
',..,... 4 Z-tation in Congress. ..
.-... t: 1 . - The , present debt of $2,700,000,000 the
i
, . . .
..:.:. li- Country can
_. stand, and atilt Prosper. under;*
.. : . , .- . ,-.4 1
ptr . add to it the -Rebel . 'debt, remuneration:
' 1: ....:- . 1*4.1 I for slaves, pensions, etc. to Rebels,-and You
..f.•,..:',.::.i tji I , will swell . the National debt of the stun of
tt --- :. - ti f t . $7,00,000,c100-- :The country would :Ault un--
:....:..-...--.. fp der such a load, and the producing - elastics
'.. t . i. t i would be doomed forever to a worse condition
. .
41 than - they are in Etirope.
ql- - .. Tii - t some will say Congress will not as-: .
• - ' . f.. ;; "....4 1 some these debts. :It was so said when Texils . ,
was. admitted. Her national Alebt atai.repu
:•:,. ‘,...._ !ft dialed at the time; but afterwards - these
'':'-.iiiilf.4l l . 1 bonds were distributed among the:members .
- - 4', , ' , • - •:',.- 'l
j f Congres s, •
and a • -sufficient number Were .
:: -' - bribed to - Vote for its asiumptipn; and the
. compelled
United States mos to pay :it.,
:•
i
I,'''.-':. .. - So it will be again if they obtain power . be- -
-- "''-'-75:q 1 ' . - vfore the C o nstitutional Amendments areadtip
',l,:ti ,
- ' , ...A.'' teol.„ With $5,000,000,00 at sake, they . conld
`-el!bn , suiricigut - number of Sorthern - mon
with the Southern members interest. , .:
4 t ,dllai, -to- attinnie it. 'in spite of 'the.
i'lligiti3ol , l:iiciLiA indipendent,; - fOr
4d Whit would attelt 'pOlitiniana care
being ,rejected -- -bilite7peoio ..after- - -,
r - lxi' fact., you_irota ilnk''ititinY. men.
the office fortheimipiee of slimming
inder, and:with' the l'ul(inteutiotkaf.
it't.he people, - -'...:'. ' ",•;-.---.
m i is not thisnqutstionof LIFE . OW
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BEATE( TO THE NATION • An . d. will you
by your vote, contribute 'to bring suelra ter
rible calamity on the country!! - Patise,'we
beseech you,. and reflect seriously before you
Cote at the ensuing 'election. Yourballot may
be the.means
.of ruining your country . foreVer, •
after it had heen clutched from the hands of
the Rebels b' oceans of .bloOd_ shed in its"de
fence;- and thousands of 'millions of dollars
expended in putting dosila OM Rebellion. •
On yoti, fellou'-voters,.rests the terrible re
sponsibility of deciding
.srliether Yon. prefer
your COUNTRY aboye all other- considers
.
Since the above had beew placed in' type,'
use obsei - ved the following important' corres
pondence which embodies the opinion of Hon:
Thaddeus Stevens on'tbis subject: It will be
Obaerved that it coincides with the opinions
we express
LalmasrErt, Sept. 18; 1868. .
Hon , . Thaddills steens - •.
Dzan Sut : As the questiorrhas frequently been
asked of me what-effect the success of the Presi
dent's policy of reconstruction would have- npou
our National securities; I would like-to have your
views upon the subject, if it would .not be tres
passing too much 'upon your time. .
Yours, very respectfully, " •
,
-• . • JOELI GMEn. ' .
SEPTEMBER 21;1906
. .
. •
.John Giger,..Esq; : •
D'EAn Stn,: In answer to-vour inquiry:, "what
effect the success of the President's - views will
have on the National securities," I am of opinion
that its effect would be very injunons. •
The President contends that the body of men
acting as a Congress , has no constitutional pow
ers, and can do no valid acts in the absence of.
the excluded States. The Congresses that an-.
thorized the war.debt and laid the internal duties
to pay it were -complied of pretisely the:, same
number of reprt3sentatives, from the same States,.'
as the present:. If it should, he decided that those
Congresses had no' consitutional- existence, then
- the 5-20 s, 10-40 s, 7-30 s 'and the legal-tender
grcenbacks will have been issued without author
ity; and will be worthless.. -
Whether they would ever be redeemed would
depend on what the President would consider
constitutional Congress, after the admission of
the rebel representatives, when the condition of
the debts of both belligerents would be consider
ed.' . Yours truly, • - .
THADDEES STEVE-NS.
-AIOTY AND NAVY AT PITTS
BITRGH
The soldiers and sailors met this week in
National Convention at Pittsburgh, to pro
claim their, adhesion to the principles, upon
which they fought the war, and their deter
mination to reconstruct the Union. From,
the telegraphic account we, learn that, the -
Convention was the largest• and most enthu
siastic that -ever assembled in the United
States. Fifteen thousand soldiers and sailors, •
it is estimated, Were present. They turned
the city into one vast camp. With tents and
banners they :represented not only every
Corps - but every Division of the United
States Itinay. Gen. Cox of O'liio,_ : wa& Presi
dent. They issued, no address on the ground
that their argument was made on the battle
field. , Da - Wedeesdayithe- Convention ad
journed atter Passing the following.resolu - -
tions, than which s more - complete, just and
righteous platform fOr it whole people to
occupy has never before been presented to
the national sense: - '
pf the Soldiers and Sailors of the Arm kand Nary 0 . /
• the, trailed States, in Conveiltion assfmbled; be it
lizsru.vr.n, That the action of the present Congress,
In passing the pending constitutional amendments,
is wise, prudent and just., - It clearly defines American
citizenship, and all his rights to every.cith
eon. It places on a just and equal- basis the right of
representation, making the vote of a man in one State
equally . potent with the vote-of another man in any
State. -It righieouslk excludes from places, of honor
:inn trust the chief conspirators and:giiiitiest- - rebels, ,
whose unrepented crimes have drenched the land in
fraternal blood.. It puts into the very frame of our
Government the inviolability of the national debt, and
the nullity foieverof all obligations contracted in sup- -
part of the rebellion. [Applause.). . ,
Itzte.ven, . That It is unfortunate , for the country
that these propositions have not been received iu the
spirit of, conciliation, clemency and fraternal feeling
in which they were offeral - , as they are the mildest terms
'ever granted to subdued rebels. .[Applause.) .
11036LVE.1;, That the President-as an Executive offi
cer, has no right to a policy as, against the Legislative
Department of the Government. [Applause.) That this
attempt to fasten his scheme of reconstruction upon the
country is as dangerous as it Is unwise; hisacts in Sus-.
tabling it have retarded the restoration-of peace and
unity:.they have converted conquered rebels into impu
dent claimants to rights which they have forfeited, and
places which they have, desecrated., If consummated;
it would render the sacrifices of the nation treeless, the .
loss 01 the lives of our buried comrades. vain; and the
war, in which ire-have so gloriously triumphed, what
his praent friends at,Chicago, iu 1861, declared to be
a failure. [Applause.) - , •
REDOLVED, That the right of the conqueror 'to legis
late for the conquered has been recognized by the pub
lic lavrof all civillied nations ; by the operation of that'
la* for the - cOnservatiOn .of the good - of the whole -
cOuntry, Congress has the undoubted right to establish
- Measures for the conduct e,f, the revolted States, and to
all arts of legislation that are necessary for. the complete
restoration of the Union... ••
RF.SOI:VEDi That when the President Claim's that by
the aid of the army and navy he might have made him
self dictator; he insulted every soldier and saiktr In the
Republic he ought distinctly to understand that the
tried patriots of this - natiou can never be used toover
throw civil liberty or popular government. [Applause,)
RESM.VED, That the - neu.rality laws should be so
amended as to give the tallest liberty to - the citizen con
sistent with the , national faith; that the . great Union
Republican party .is pledged to sustai - liberty' and
,equality of rights everywhere. and, therefore, we tender
to all peoples struggling fur freedom our sympathy and
cordial co-operation. - (Applause - .) .
RFX.I.VED, That the Union men of the South, vflihouf
.dbtinction - of race or color, are entitled to the gratitude
of every loyal soldierand sailor who served - his .couutzy.
iu suppressing the rebellion, and that in their pretent
dark hour of trial when they are. belfigpertwcutAl by
thousands solely because they are now and have been
true to the Governinent, we will not prove recreant to
our obligations, but will stand by mid - protect with our
lives. if necessary, those brave men who.remain true to'
us when all athilud are false and faithless. [Applause.)
•Rasof.van, That iu reorganizing the. tirmy.justice to
the volunteer officers and soldiers demands. that faith
ful and efficient service In thO field ought ever to have
placelu the army or navy of the Union.: • [Applause,}
• Thus the long. line of blue moves - on, un
.broken as%ou.the battle-field, - - and still to yin;
tory: The deserters are not missed • those
•
who tremble .in the - Tear do' not shake .the
• .
-courage of the_lieroes in the yan::;They
done . . . found:
file workwas, riot - with the - ending of the
.
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war, and they have left theirihornes.:Ohee
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more to. ilo it. This- Convention .ia :like the.
charge of cavalry that dechiei a battle:, . •
The nation will echo ita words with 'pride
.
and joy. Tile names which arc on its roll—'
are names Which came With the news of great
• • •
battles during 'the war, familiar to us nowas
•
Caaucellorsville; as Chattanooga,: as.. Gettys—
•
- burg.. Thereis no victory, from the Potomac,
to the Rio Grande, ivith which they are not
, •
blended,.and they. are registered now as then
upon the-side of the Union and Freedom..
NEGRO SUFFRAGE
. Is the only argument . noW•left . for the Cop- .
perheads in Pennsylvania,' and the question
is
is nht before the people of.the State. ..EVen.
lilt were desirable to agitate the question in
Pennsylvania noW,.there is mi use in doing
so; because the constitution cannot be amen
ded again before li.il'o,''and - raarty of the ne
.gro sbriekers - may he. dead lett& before that.
' In . the. liebel
. StateS, --however, it is £l,'
ueition of Vast importance;„ and the- loyal
men of those States dernaail negro suffrage
to proteet the . loyal whites as welt as the
• blacks from rebel outrages and murders. •
Ae pertinent.: to' matter'we• ask. atten
tion to'the following„which We..ftrl in an
exehatike : •-, •
A Short CatectiriAlp on Nirgrei Egitnliiy anti.
Di4noirsic y
'Whn wd that all men are -created equal 7: - Thorntta
JetTer.dn. the father 1)1 ' 1 It:nittracy. • . '
~ . .
Who zny.t the necrtl the right-of New
soff ra<.•'m, .in
.. •
.
York.? ' The . l4..nuterutie .party. - -
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~„ Whopte:itied over the Convention which gave thin .
liriviiege: to" regrow.? - Mat l'iu Vttn Buren. a Demo
%%ln afterwards eeefed'ldartin Van Buren' to the
r ,siden.ry of. the 'totted States? The Democratic
juirtv.-
.Wlm puttied negro woman,•and. by her had mulaV .
to chi , dren ! Richard M. Johnson,. a good Democrat.
• Who elected - Richard . Johnson Vice Prt*ident of.
the . 'United Staten? The Democratic party.'
DPreiddent Van Buren had:died, and Richard M.
achn.son had became President...who Would have be
c9me the DemOcratic taistreFA the White House?
Tt'e'satne negro wVan. .' •
• WhO made. the negro-a citizen of the State of Maine!
Te: Democratic party.
• Who. enacted a elmilar law in' Massachtwetta The
Denokratic. party. . • - • '
Wbb gave the iti , 2m the right to vote in New Ifamr
shire ? - The Democraile party. . -•
.
Who permitted everycutore4 person owing i 936
NeW York to becoine:a voter A •Getieral, Assembly
parely•Derifilea ic, - • • —• •
Who repealed the lawn of Ohio. which required ne
groes to give bondand wearily before saltlitig in that
gate! The Democratic party: ; : ; •
:Who oracle mulattoes leant voters In Ohio A :Dere
ocratle Supreme Court, ,of which Reuben Wood was
Chief Justice.
• Whitt became of Reuben' Wood 2- The ;Democratic
party elected him GOvernor three times, atitite is still
. a lender of the :temocratcr party; • •
Who helped to give free negroes the richt to vote hi
Traneesee,.ander .ber „Constitution of 17051 General
. , .. . .
Was
. General .Jackson a good Democrat! -.lle gen
erally plssr: das such. ' ' •
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. Who, with the ab ove lacts, and ninny others, staring
them in the face., arevontinfialle whining. about •negrci
r tiffr3geang negro .equrdity ? The Democratic party."
Aild if .the so-called bembcratic partr.be-,
lieved. that they could secure the negro votea
to place themselves in power again. you
wraild find them, clamoring as loudly for negro
suffrage 'as they did when they granted them
the privileges above mentioned; in order to
secure 'their votes for their party. Before
the alaVe power- demanded the disfranchiae
meat 'of the blacka: they always" voted for
the Democratic party., . •
THE. GREAT .IdASEI MEETING TO-DAY.
Should the weather be favorable there will
be an iminease gathering at the Ccpunty Mass
• Meeting to be held .in Pottsville to-day.
There will belarge delegations front all sec
tions of the County' with banners and lamps
for the torch-light 'procession than will take
place in the evening. .With good weather
this will he unquestionably, the grandest pa
rade that has been. yam here since 18GO. ,Our
Reading .
friends are expected to join us with
a large delegation., ;
Gen. the hero of sixty battles, will
be here. A most eloquent ,and able speaker
from the South; Judge . Pawn:so:if New Or
leans; who -witnessed- the lohnionltebil.
Massacre there, Aqu . address our ptople. The
Otheriiroininent speakers who will be here to
-day, are Dr, W. C. Doane of Massathusetts,
Elon. - Bdward McPherson,. and' Hon. L' W:
Ball, late the Speaker .. of:our StateSenale.=-.-
oth - ire:are expected:
• Let:, iSeluyi,kill have such' a - ..lT.goendonii
Union denionstration et her county4eitt to-=.
day 3 7that the CopPeibeads * •squnna - intei,
thew hoes 'as they . used to di) daring: the
Rebellion when they, heard that the 41.
Blue bed gabled a vietorrover the Rebels;
THE. NEXT CONGRES.
To obtain control of the next Congress the
Johragm party must gain from fifty to "fifty-,.
five members. Where2canthey make these
gains? A careful review of the field shows
that New England will 'have a solid Repub 7
lican delegation in the next •Congess. At
the utmost the JohnsiMites can von' but . six
members in New 'York and three in ?ennui
and the probabilities , the districts
thus conceded, are quite as favorable to the
Republicans as the opPosition. In the West
the Johnson party is weaker than in the
East, and the Republicans in every State will
not only hold their own but . show gains. • In
Ilissotiri, 'Maryland, Delaware,. and, New .
Jersey, the `prospects are ,that -Republican
members will be returned; •
The political skies were never brighter for.
a. glorious victory of the people. • -With a
true Congreas backed by. the invincible deter
mination of the,people;. the, machinations of
the bold, bad man now occupying the Presi—
dential chair, will miscarry, and the; VOA
prevail. Thanks to the study of
• • .
the American people. • •
COLONIZING VOTERS
We understand that on: -Thursday liist no leas
than ninety-foni .nanies were entered on the as
sessment list in one district, by the. CopOrheads,
the thijority of. 'which are known to be colon4ed:
voters. This which is not confined to'one section
of thoc4inty, proved how desperate the copper,.
:heads are getting. They , know that they cannot.
nave the district e%cept by the perpetration of the
naostanbinshing end shameless frauds. •
EDIT6WS,
•
. .
. "Ora Torxo.FoLss."—This publication de
signed for little people, but which contains in each'
nuniber a great deal - of interest' to larger folks, is
beeOrning monthly More and More aftrvorite. with
old and young... The Octeber..number .contains,
the iftli paper'ou the. Four Seasons, illustrated ;
An October Lullaby; The Quicksilver Mine on
New Alniaden; with two illustraticlus ; Half-Hours
With Father Briglithdpes; illuatrated; .A. Summer
in Leslie Gold tliwaite's Life, illustrated ; The Bab
.bits and tile Foxes,. with full, page illustration ;
The Veteran Eagle illu s trated: Among thi3 Stu=
dios, illustrated ; Little Pussy Willow,dllestrated ;
Nutting Song, illustrated ;"Afloat- 'Afloat in the Forest;
.Itoundthe Evening Lanip,„ illUstrated ,-* and Our
Letter. Bor., Published .bv- - Tickuor- and Fields,
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BEADLE'a MoNzur.v for October, has 'the follow
ing 'attractive' table • of- contents': Montana und;
Idaho, hhistrated ;.The-"ltemince 'of the. dreen
Seal"; Autumn Thoughts .• -The Coolie Trade• A
B e acon Why ;A. Few Words 'about Spiders . ; Milk.
and Honey:; .Movemeut ; The Stage as it-Was . ;. .A .
Memory ; The Communion Of Saints ; Measure
ment ot the Nerve Telegraph_; The "mitt Lady of
Linwood Hall ; The Five Senses A: 'Night -in -a
Mad House.; -The...:Ealtication of our Girls ; -The
7 e tnidnadelgeWeld; Current Notes ou Books, Men
and Things: - ..:A capital number: of this yonular .
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Hot; as.A.r Honk, published' by C.- Seribner,.New
York, and edited by J. L. Shertvoed, - - tide month
haa completed its third half-yearly volume,.aid
May be considered establitdmil; .' It is of a more
serious character than magazines not professedly
religious usually. are, bin - very readable, and
Am' a good deal of,original Matter, specially con
tributed by "Ik Marvel," H: T: Tuckerman, Dr:
Philip Schaff, Dr.OilbertilaYea, and other na
tive writers: .• •..- ' •
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• TEE AMER :it:AN EXCIIANGE.. aNp ErniEtv for. Sep-.
tember,:has imong - citlio interesang . ..inatters, -a
tnonetary'tale - uf the late financial 'crisiS ih Eng
land, It . is capitally - written- • This 'excellent
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29 SATURDAY, ...
34) SUNUAY......
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3 WEDNESDAY.',
4 TLIUGSDAIi
FaiDAs
• Last week a ar.m.(if L. lleadiie,.lllalitinby•C;ity
fell and briike one'of his amis. • • • -
. .
20th inst. a little' girl hained • Mary Hig
gins', of St. Nicholas, fell while playing - and. broke
her - collar-bone. . • . • - .
Boys, bring nut all the lamps to=night, for 'the
grand Torchlight Procession . Get those that are
in private hands: • • • '
.
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Sunday. of the year,
and eighteenth after . "2"ribity.. Day's length, 11
hears and 50 minutes: . • • •
• bnthe 19th list. Win Drainer. ryas caught in a
screen ~ at Bear Gap, Whilt) removing dirt from
under it, and • -
St* 7111.11 in Pine Malley; the property of the
Swatara I'nllB Cornliany, wiui.de - stroyeil by - fire on
night of - Ina Well; Flint insured. :
•
Ylina ./kung Accideq.—On tlio 20th- iust. at
St. Nicholas Col h ry, Iti mil:et...named Martin Gil
laspie, was killed by a- fall of coal.•'• • ' .
On - sondly of . laetlw,•ek the corner stone of a
new German Catholic . chuteli, was laid in Italia-.
noy City with ceremonies pre6cribed.by the Church
of Rcime'on such - ocdasions. ' _
7honins.lciar; a- half- brother : o the late
Richard Kear; Esq.; died at his - residence' in Ml
nersviilo, on Saturday last, aged 4 . years. - The
remains were interred ou Tuesday.rwitli•-Masonie
ceremonies.. ' - • ..1 .
DwPt forget that this is the last. day, you can
be assessed, if •you want to Ville • Ilt - tllO 'coming
election. Mr. Jo,epli,Bowen the assessor, .can be
inuud all day at the saloon below the Union Ho
tel. Do not neglect this important matier.
.
: .Bern4r4 Forret f M orris' Addition, this Bev- -
..ough,'fireniat on the Reading Railroad, who had.
buth feet cut off last week; 'by an accident below
Reading, , died ai. the PeunSylvau i a Hospffal,-Phil
adelphia, and was interred here on Thutaday.list,'
difeasrs.- ("awnings and Jennus of 'New York,
haveih the pereon of. one of the firm, - brought
here for Bale' a number of .their Mabes, - which:are
said tube very fine.. instruments.. They can. be
seen at the store of L.l': Garrigue's, Centre street.
. . . . .
0/r Monday evening of . laetWeek as a.pissenger
train was passing over this Latawissa' Railroad a
spark of the engine entered' one of the windows
of a car; and set fire to • the clothing of richild
threeroars-of age.. The.clothea.were torn from
the elala before it was *jilted; '•
. A . Fire comptay uamed "Muers'• arid
chanies' nose Compiuy7' has been organized .iu
Mahaney PRY; with the knowing ofticera : Pres
g. Mimes . Vice Pr ideal—John
R. Porter; 6.ecretary—Wm. , A. HoVey ;. Aseistant
"Secretary—James Mathias_;' • Tres.:44:er_4l.-' P.
Ifm .7//,iodon, the iecomplialied yiolinial, now
,vith the . theatrical company- perforthing here,
couteniplatee under the uudpieee of 'a, mluaber of
our leading ,eitizene, who* admire hie- ability, to
g iye,a poiteert after the , close hf
the theatrical beacon. choice programiue.will
be eeleeted, for the' oceitaion,..* e will epeak of
this matter mere . atleugth mai future number.
.
The Pinhch—Mr..lieury, A. Becker; whorecent
ly rettirneil from.a vis.ft to Cerrnany,. has ebtab
h:hed himself herb as a teacher of 'Music. Hes.
a tiue pianist, and . a thorough teacher of. that in
strument.. We heartdy cotuniend Lin: to, at
tention of thole}rhowish . to become ;pinticient
-themselves or desire their-children to be carefully.
instructed.. He can be'seen at-the Mubicstore
F. Altstatt, Centre street. .- • .•-•-• • • •
. _
Errraordindry: IToni qtoes.—This ' week. .Mr.
Charles B. Fasseld exhibited to bunch of.
town t one, six in mini hsre, which lie great his sea=
son in ga Market street, thisl3orougli;
They averaged eighteen. inches in circumference.
anal-the, entire handl _weighed eight.Potinilti.. .If
this splendid briteh can be surpassed, we should
like to be informed. 3lr.'F. exhibited them this
week at the; Fair et Orarigiduirg.:- pliers we have
...no doubt they :ftitrEnited match attention.
Adm ilted - lo the 31:.'ritEpth pre,'
Fr., Pi incipal of the Paschal Institun,.was admit
te 1 to practice as art-Attorney in Corinty. on
Monday.last, , the 25th ist.' , •
.We regret that the professiOn 'of .teaching will
loseao devoted a 'member, but, -we hope that, its'
loss be his gain.' •Mr.,Passmore fines
not,'
purpOs,e, practicing; hoWever, - the' close .of.
the present school year, when we predidt that his
character, for honesty and industry, will be richly
rewarded by, the public. • . • . .
• .Thipertoni Pecreo.-lo our silvertiSing colmints
'will be found a•decree of the Coart - in the case of
tke Pottsville Wafer.Compatiy rs. the'. NOW nokb
lee Coal and Mining Company, together . with
the action of the Water Curupany in the matter.
It will pereeived that. a .speeml itthinction is
granted tri restrain the Coal . Cornpany.frOM per-
Miffing their slope Water to Contaminate the wa
ter obtained by the Water Company -tor the nee
of •:Tlie Water Company. notifies
parties not to mtringe•on their-rights, under..pen 7 .
alto at premptproscLittion.•• • ; • . •
131==113
qe071 . /..Cinbs.—St. Clair has organized a'Geet-y .
Club,.with lir: Benj. S. Langdon President ;-
'John Seitzinger - and John Pidlock,• Vice Presi
. dents '; Henry Krebs; Jr„ and - 'Wm. G. Burwell,
Secretaries,- and, Jos. Atkinson elS . Tretistrer. The
Club. already' numbers .:one hundred and fifty
members 'and large accessions arc received at,
every meeting. • •St Clair we are informed, wit!
send a large, delegation to the Naas lileeting.herd
.. A Geary- Chili has.been organized in Centralia,
which is doing 'good work.for Geary antl.Ereedoin.
The officers are -- , --.President, Be•E. Betterly ;.
Vice 'President, James. Dyke:; ,Secretary,. Wiry.
.J4mea. Jr: ; Execntive.Cormilittee,... Wm. James;
S. E. Van Buren and B. Passer • •
The Fenhot Pie-Sic at the Agricultriral ASSO- -
cistimi Park on Thursday, was largely attended,•
Addresses were delivered by Mr. Gibbons and-Mr.
McWilliams. We didnoCheartheformeispeaker.
We heard the latter gentleman. He gave a thril
ling. description of the:wrongs of Ireland, and
called in eloquent and eaniestlanguage, on-Irish=men to rally around the flag of . their native qOutk
try and strike a blow, forter. freedom. •'Mr.
'Williams we understand; is fiqm the north of:lre- •
land r and .ho is 'certainly,:an
.accomplished . and .
effective speaker. In the evening he'delivered
another speech on the same subject in front et the
Mortither House, to a, large and. attentive andi; .
ence. He predicted& speedy and effectiveFeniaS
movement against the
~poiver of Etiglihd. ' The
pio-nie was adackled.success. 'The vveutheiwas
delightful, an d the lads and latisies.trippetrit on
the light; fantastic tee : Until a late hour..
. .
•Teirrerance.—The Temperance 'meeting helli•
in the pleasant . gronnds 'of' the Achrtylkill Aittfg
cultural Park Association,. on Sunday afternoon
last, was. organized selecting the, fellowing
officers :—.Chairman,-Chas, A. Boshyshell ; rice :
President's--.-IttuM Beck, Oen'. Martz; IV. S.
son,D.l2lleim•; S rieiivea es —Edwayd
-Chambers J: .8: - Hawley. • ,
Thelatteirietto in - alest reinarks at to the objects'
. of -Um - Meeting. ealleCnuAktff:.4L ,T. lll *T? Wh!"-
opened With ': ppravee:
Itiv. A:* . 7: Hai and 1 11riVt.4.:13. Cook theztde
livered - elOgnant: addreactsil'• ttriiitiff..upon both'
yinuwand , old thenemiesitrof , thltnediate nation'
• m the vetuse of •Temper.itnee,Wid - Meth* Initlierr,
oes,„instancee where, mteit , rehad:eamoed,
the , ft/in 11411Aelde ,
li es • J t, wake Iterteulable fao l j tafv - VAlettille
ballttt/boi tire' if -the ' 411. 'Oat* ht.
%hinge esitltinnal - To prevent ft;lfe itittist•bet,
led,. rave dna old; Join otireetvektoTenitrierince
organizations szsdircuArciniirdiliti good ircnit
:Temperance in ail tton,stal,TheTtevetond'Reatite,,
men were, listened to ertth, iitaryedlatention his
large and iatelligibt - iniliabste, • whif *ere .7imAr . :
imprneed will $llO tifeltanase the'figgifi
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(noel Larids.*-The Treinont 'Union Saye :."We -- ' dy,akOnld be - brought,'Mtdai . and olf convicted; ade
are pleased to learn that the coat lands knewn as • t riately.punialked, as a warning ,: el example to those
the Panther Head Tract, adjoining thO.Leuterry who in the rotate would seek the lire of tta Radon, :
Coal .Company's lands; in' Tremont .twii have' -" .......,,.. ' : •L. WIWA- 113, 'lledenttot• : -
~
been found upon investigation to yield ; an abrind- .• 3:. B . l' ,l ' . ' ''' Sogb,:' .•: ' • . ... •: : ~..... •
ant harvest to - the owners ..Professor Roberts`: ,: - • • • • — _• • .... • '
Report speaks of No. 3 vein,at Pi:siting' Creek - ' . Vie. ; V* . OtSchuyTki72: toonty::—Tha follOWing
Gap,.about half a mile west of t.hewestern limits 'was we' vote .of Schuylkill - Countj , far Congress
•of :the Panther 'Head • Tract, as being ' "nine feet ' in. 1.851 and Auditor General ir1865 by distrlete,,
thick, a solid coal, and superior.in quality, . This . including the army rote : : -' • ' •
is - the same Vein as the one which has been so .. • - -.. -.. ......
extensively - end profitably Mined in , the second -. • .... •
basin of . the Lorberry coal field.' .It is called the ' . '
4.rattimath'.viiii.and is :twenty-two feet thick, at.:
the mines, in the Red Mountain basin.' •
.
•" 1 / 1 , 0 The . atre.-•:--The theatre it Tinion;Hall -
.
still • attracting , fine' audiences. :although the
.weather has been exceedingly . unpropitibus; The .
management were disappointed this week in not ,
being able to intrciduce to a Pottsville audience
.de Marguerites.. They:had made an en
gagement with her, but 'from . some unexplained.
canse , at the last moment,. shebroke it. This left
'them this weekwithout the additional attraction
they hoped - to present.. _However they have sue . -
needed in effecting an engagement with the dis•
• anguished comedian' and burlesque: actor,
Stuart Robson; - who is &great ;favoiite with the •
theatre 'going:public of. Philadelphia, He: will
,make•his first appearance here on, Monday eve
-ning next in a capital hill' During his brief en
gagement he will appear in many of his laughable
buries:pies, . farces, interludes, •etc.—
. among- which
,`are 'King Lear, The' Cites,"
"Camille," "Hamlet, or Wearing of the "Sleek,'
etc. Seats for hie evenings can be secured at
Bosbyshell; Bro's store, Centre street. •-, • '
• The billforthis - evening,is the - great sensational
' drama of "The Streets, of New Yerl4" and the
farce of "Hunting a.Turtle.".. Miss Cappell, the
favorite actress, will appear in both Meets: . This
' bill ahould attract a crowded house: •
fired on our. Bess . hi Blue 'a
The Copperbeadc+.
Who stoned, the train funningfroin Chambers
burg tci Greencastle, on the night of.tho.ltepubli
can nieetink at the former place ?.
The Copperheads.. . • • • •
• Who hurled brick-bats. at 'Republican pro
cession in 3larietta,-a few nights 'since? -•
• The,Copperheads.. '-• , • •
• . Who stoned the procession Of Boys - irr'Blue - at
.Tamaqua; last weelc? .
The Copperheads. - • . - .
~ Who assaulted and, broke rip a Union meeting
at Mahanoy City ;on Wednesday, night of last
.The.Copperhealle. • '•' .
Who threw atoned an'd.hricit-bats at:the- 130 P 4 1
Bine in Harrisburg, list Saturday' evening
Thc .Copperheads; . • ' •
- .Who say that a monument to.the Memory of 3-
Booth; the murderer. of the laniented Lin-
Coln, should be erected higher than one for 'Lin-.
coin ; • • : •
TIA copperbeada.• .
Let the.peoplerebuk9 the miserabl6.pirty that
s'f.railty of 'lnch outrages: • . - . '
An Art : to Preserve Caine...L . -By the folletiial;
Act Passed at the last session of the.LiTiSlatnre, it
will be seerii that it is rinlawfurtPlill rabbits and
partridges in this Coitiatv.before the Ist of • Ne-.
vember. .„Spertsmen will govern themselves se
'Ati Act jur :Better,Preser:ratimi of 9cinie
in the County r t f.tihuilt ilk- •
SEtrrio..3 - 1. 13e it • enacted' by:.the ;Senate and
House of IfePreSenbitives - of- the Commoniv'ealth
of .Tenn Sylvan i a General Assembly met, audit
is hereby ell:toted by. fhe authority 'the same:
That from and after the passage of this int., no.
-person -shall kill or Othialkise destroy, will/hi-We
- County of. Selinylkill;: any••partridge, or rabbit,
between thc - fifteenth day Of 'January Rio- , the
-first dav of November. in- Hie- present year, tip& in
• each mid every Year thereafter.. •
SEertuti 2. No person shall buy. Or -cause -to be.
bought. witliihthe County of :Schuylkill, the'
purpose of supplying any private or public house
or mai ket,amy partridge or rabbit, Stinlel,s , the
same shall have been-shot in the - proper season,
.as'provided for-by the first section .of
and - nOisiriaon shall bey or cause to -be botight,.
or sell or cause to ha sold, ‘iithin.the'Said County ;
-of Sclinylltill,:aity dead-rabbit . which has' .bpen
.killed by snaring t' and the
- possession of any per ,
son within.the said County of Schuylkill,',..of
gatite or birditheotioned in this act,
or othermis6 destroyed Out of season as-aforesaid;
-or which shall liave - been killed by sinning lit-ittly
tithe, shalibe:primafe.cie evid6nce to cuivjet-
3. Any Person Offending.against any of
the provisions of this actaud being:duly convicted
before any Justice'of •the peace of said County of.
Schuylkill, shall for everv.auch peace:
forfeit and
pay 'a fitionf Twenty dollars, one-half for the pee
of the School District in which the complaint is
made, and the other' half to the . use; of. the it
-former ; .. audif the offender Shall refuse to payt he
said forfeiture- be -shall .be committed:-to - .the
-.Schuylkill County PriSom.for every.afielis.o.ffetice,
for the spice of ten days without bail: Provided'
- howe,ier,..That such eemplaint .be Made within
sixty, daY'af ler the' committing of .tho . offence. ..
SMiio.): 4. That any act or acts-cm:tiled:lk with
act be and the'satife•aro hereby 'retreated, ila
.16,. the: said Comity of: Schuylkill.; .
: Grand Union Colo 4 Maxii - itteling-L.l he
Renvtio7: Of eit .'Grurfj—Ttee ProcAsioJrs,4tc.—..
From all indications the. largest. nMeting ever.
-witnessed in Schuylkill County, will be held to
day in Pottsville. Delegation's in stroi.m.force it ,
is -anticipated, will 'come from:every 'section' of
the (ennui:'
. . . • ..
•
in addition to the distingnialied speakers froth
abroad; we haYe received'a letter froni Mt. James:',
D. Gay of Philadelphia, stating that he will lie
here to-day witli-his.Geary,Glee Club, *and. sing a
number of campaign. songs. •• The Club- With its
ttseellent leader, will be an 'attractive, feattire of
the day's iwoceetlings: . • ' • • •
Gen: J.. K. Sigfried,. Chief - Marshal, has pill?:
halted the following,programme for the reception
of Gen. Geary wattle .othertlistinguished
tors at nopu,• and for thotorch-lightprodeSsion iii'.
the evening : • • ' •
-
.• Line will form on Centre Street, right renting
on Market, at 11 o'clock •A. M. ProceSsion
Move pronmtly .quarter-poet twelve P. .3L .
Countermarch down Centre to Union; eloWn•Llion
.to Depot, - Where the ProC'ession will -halt:to' re
ceive Mai. General john Geary, Gov. A. G..
Curtin; and others ' after which-the procession
will move over the following route : ; .down Union
to Coal,' dOwn Coal to - Mauch Chnit,...ills Mauch
Chunk. to' Centre,
up' Centre to MinersYille, uli
Minersvitle to Third, 110Wal Third to' Market, up
Market to Eleventh; tip Eleventh, to Mahantonge,
dOwn Mahantougo. Centre,•up Centre. to the
MAO Betel, tvlieii the parade will be. dismissed.
• ..To - nen:mnirr - Pitocissicis.—Line 'Will form 'at
•half-past G ecloph, - P. test=
ing on Callow - hill Street, ',Afttir• formation, Will
oVe.over . . the following route .down Callowbill •
. George;.. down Geen ge !to . ' Norm,. gian,
Norwegian to Centre,.down:Centre'to Soy-:
der's, - counterniarch tip Centre to Malianteinge,
tip Mahantongo toEighth, down Eighth to .
'het, down 'Market' to Centre, wherel the paradd
will be.distuissed.. • • . .. •
Delegations from the different places Will please
report' as early as 'possible either by ma Jr ortele
gram to the undersigned,' or Assistant Marshal
J. G. 'Prick, the .tinSe of -their -probable
• arrival, -
Mimber, &e. •••• •. •• •' • .
• Marahals will appear with sashes over -their
- .right Nhoulder, , and meet at the American House
'.`SH ARP". at- id o'clock, A.: M. • •
in .favor ofthe election-Of Mi+General J:
W GEARY, are requested to jtAti in the proces
sions. • • ; J.. E.: StontED,..
.
. . :Chlcf..)llarshal,
Gioritins L7uion. 'Meetings.LThe ..People . of
Schuylkill County.ard fully alive to the important
issues 'entering into:, this canvass. Tht , y..attest it
by. their preSen,ce in inintense' numbei
..at -the
Union'msetings ttironglniut the County.. •
.•
- .A fine meeting was hellin Tort Carbon on Sat-'•
nrday evening last, which wai , addressed byllajor
'Haggerty, Mr. L'Velle of .A-sliland,,Doo. Martz, '
-Esq., - and Mr.. Burlingame. --The Pottsville Boys
in Blue sent . a•delegation With ,torches, which
added to the interest of the occasion, . The meet- - .
•ing was 'all that - m . llld be'desired. Port Carbon
will-roll up a rousing tnajority . for Geary and the -
whole 'Union ticket. - , . • .• .
A magnificent Diritin demOnstration'took plate
iti•Schuylkill 'Haven' ori 31404 eianing. 'Large.
and imposing delegations from Pottsville; Ortiigs !
burg, CieSsona, and other plaCeS,Were.pretient;
- which addedlo the phalanx of. Selidyikill Haven-
Union men,' formed a:meeting theeonal of which
was neVer witnessed in our sistepborouglitefere.
•
Eloquent delivered by Major Hag-.
gerty, bin Bartholomew, Esq., and others. About
~
Boys.in Bine' mid Geary
Club returned- home. • ..At .Penukylvania
.11a11,•:
Major - Haggerty; who left:the C,OntitY tile
ing 'day..for other .scenes-of ustf illness, bid the
Boys good" bye, in a' skech:Which eleetrifiedhis.l.
hearers.. - . 'He: is a.splendid man and is dping . good
service lei thecans.e. of ,Freedom. . • • '
On the saran evening ..a lirge ""i limn meeting
was held. in Middleport,-which ;was *Addressed IV •
Wm. B, Smith; .Esq , Hou_ C.. W: Pitman and
Others, Middleport will do• her duty-on the-tnii_
On' Tuesday-. evening meetings were eld .in.
Sonth . Manbeini and Tuscarora, Which were'. ad
-.dress.ed by Gen:P. Weaver,.Wallacet.hiss;Capt - - -
' J. K. Helms; Lin Battliolomew; Mr. Pitman;Capt..
:Brumm; , and. °there: They attracted large: and
attentive audiences.:. The :Union vote ibis year
Will be increasi-d inboth' South Manheint and
• Ttiscarcira. The penple there appreciate the, urn;
portance of sustaining' Congress in - its plan of.
reconStntetion. ' .
••
An enthusiastic meeting Was held . itr'Orwigs..
'burg on Wednesday eVening.la.st...' If the weatlt,
er had not been's°. inclement', large. delegations'
'would have' been'there from Pott,sville and; other:
places in the ppuntv.. ...AB d'Bs, Pitiegrove,
SclitiylkillEtaven : and: Cressona,,had very good,
delegations. present, - • • : •• %.•
' The following were UM -officers Of. the meeting ::
•PiEsrriekr , -Samuel • • • -.
VICE .DitEstomgs—Datil.• ALM: Sheip,
Geo. Il nmmel, , Geo..F.llinimel, Chat. R. Mover. •
Sand: W. Yost, M. 'Linder, Frank •Koch; •Veter
•Albrielit; 'Henry Drumheller,. Sol.....Fidler; Saul
Leffler; Fred. Wilt, Geo. Nenttchwander;;Jr:
SECRETARIES—L. F. Triechleri•lit'D.,
Maddem.H. •Hammer, Wm. F' Mayer,-Joshua
Sieefried,: - Israel Coller. . , • • ••••• -
The following gentlemen delivrred:elognentrut-'
- dresses:on the occasion,: Capt. *Bauch, of Bead,
•ing ' Hon. C. 'Pitman, CoL.:121.•B. Green and
Lin Bartivalomew.: Esq.. •.' : • • :
•
Orwigaburg will roll rip a glorietts majority en
the 9th Octoher,, for Geary:and the wholp:Uni,
. .
. .
..The larg . eat and
,most - enthusiastie Meeting evr.,
held in Wayne Township, was held at the horse
J; D. Wommer, on' Thursday, evening last--L.
Large delegations from Cressoim, - Sehrtylkil Ha
ven and the -pm:rounding country were present.
f3peeches were 'made by . Gen: Shrfried, 3fitjor
Nadinshell,'Capt.J. K. Helins,.Wallace Ouss;AV.
R. Smith and .Gew. Martz.' • • ' . '
On the same evening large rneeting.was held
at Llewellyn,•at, the house of . A. T. Trautman , at,
..which eloquent - addresses were deliiered by Capt.:
C. M. Drumm', Lin Bartholomew, Esq.,,
W. Pit1111,1:1, and Col: D. W.". Green. . • .1'
. . .
WelshThOgregolional AsSociation of Peonsni
raoio:.---The session of this AssoetatiotLeorn
meneed in the Welsh Congregational-Church;:fdi=
neriville street,. this Borough; on. Saturday laqt..*-
Between thirty and forty' . Weleh *CongregatMil
ChnieheS were. represented the:Convention;
and the.proceedinge were moat harmonione . arid
interesting: - True to its patriotic 'reeord-lin the
'past the AssOciation beforeite adjournment' Sine :
die on ‘ldonday..aftenition last;. adopted.untenj-
MouslY, the following resolutionis Which have
. :
WIIIEREAS, Thla atm:claim has alweys eitteenied : It'
a duty and a privilege to take high -gnonn4 onqbe- im
mutable principles of rmedoin and :justice, and •
Wrtanssq,:.:Dming..thefillayeboldera. Rebellion.. vve
stmad firutlitthy. those principle* , and .assisted to.ttphold
theCionminentand wittaln-the Martyr i.ineoleln hie
'efforts tcilittbden armed trekeon—and . • '.'•
Wnentras,Vilre :heartily. endorse the, sentiment nt;'
'term! ny Andraw -- 4olinson.: Wit 5 1reitsin. should ite
Made odious and trattoricabould be punished,"" them
.
.Remieed, Itiat in` --
thets . -enft•eat erratestlietWeiri
. .thepeople who;in the deld - entsbett Rebegidri..iind"the •
late rebela who are led mtd - ituiiintsged
-who KtenerWed faithless tolhe ...prhmitileampanwhith:
. be was elected,. the Welsh Congregational
'of Penenheenia 4rie lo ' ifa reeord,ranges-iteelf 'on the
aide thiitatirrirr - Ferrh air. ilbertleiciont - guariettee
ciam4ll,..ser eitizeni„F're43(l(3la, - 40 : Alpe and ;Eilltat
ioffrer, - that.:We emirate ,or the .: CoaViatkine
kniehdinent adapted byCongreeos the` correctfur Reconetractien.: believing alit' remit are the
Jawst lenient ever amordtd to minors; and that until'
: th e r rejt!thPled- tithe.peoPit , - tWateleff Lie is
rebel represent - olva -.of. thiew Attlee. Mould:
- mak adinifted .. •-. • • ;
.s :Resolved.; Thatit is the duty ..ef .eat eiClAeti :Woe,
llOrldra the Wdlati language: Wattpport 'hbvothe
ttotiriberptileinlekotirseiedmit . that.tdionbi beAlear
thatire arge,sattreetten .aVthe
....apOrretelber eleettoti as WM tell edkm.TWOr theißigliek
lhapelaikTbattlieliactolleftentememethon-f ,
'1 ,01 4.. / Pritort' erddleres'aihoreft in battre; 'and
o wira' ei latiMered itilbesehion-Lieni Of lie'
Oat l ithfileadetsorlittiinproroked
()rowel:tam lames; shook'
pinlehedi -Mentally thatdeflenimDa*, , the
"Ipaibt! -- priporoofig stotorter t 124 dreetig_
. • .
DISTEtICTS.
. ,
• '. Witi:(l.4t
• • •IN. E. 2191 .
Earrsvhili Waid..l; 2611
.• • . I.South Wattl., .1 . ! 0 87
• .. S.: . E. 91;
.
, ' 4114.!
''' . . . •l' r
West . 123.1
tgaat yaid 1...115 111
4 . IGS!
• • 292!
1.21
1: . M 1
.1'•
'II&
Barry:..: .
Branch
Butler •
'Bruriw'r Weist
Case,. ;.
Caszt, ;
Eldred:,
. ..
Foster.:._;
Begins
Hubby .
Landings
11.t.i Ca - 4WD. • . • 31
111 - anheinf, . North !
3Buiheirti, - Emit .. . .211
31,,auheim; South " ' 1.'49 1
31alianoy Tomiship .. '.. ,'.l; • 11,4
Maharroy City • . .2321
3.l.v.hantougo; 7 U ... .11 24:
• " I Eitht. Ward . : l. 9.tai
c
f. West. Ward-- . 165
• • • . •
, .
... ,jl .
New. . Castle .... .. 3213:
Norwegian: • ' • " . ..11 50 1
.
, 71i
Orwig6burg 851
Pinegrovo Borough .; 1241
Pinegrovel26
Palo Alto Borough.. .. .
P,ort .thintou . • . ! 37
l'ovt . Carb0n. . ..:. . ... r.. 237
Porter 4O
Reilly..lT•ll 3
ltUtah • . ' :..-If 41
Ralm. ... ............
.112
4 Nortir•Ward::: , • .59
Scx:l South ' Ward ..
".'""l . Edst
IWeat 41
• 1 North. Ward: . :
Sr.
CL A /u f `Maui Ward:— 11199
•• North Ward: ••' l .E29i
TAXAQI7A, • 1 East - Ward
• •:' . 11.1 2
. . • t SOuth Ward.,. - . ••: 179
Tremont • ' ISS
Uninti• ; •• • stl
,
\Facile
Washington 133
West: . ... '.1.11
'Army , 499
.. • .. • . 833
• .
.41:41ter's..ntajority •tehanim 'enmity
. wee 876,
leaving' titiense's ..ntajority . in the Di5tne,.49 . 5,.'
art ranf roijort ty in 'Lebanon. county , was
1180 and in the 8t171: • ' —.•
AB.Lel)anon County' ; promisee to give I:3o6:ma
jority. tide yeiti:for. the Gnient ticket, and our nett
this County- afe known.. lo.be
have eyerY jirospect of electing-Gen: Cake. by. a
,
.handsome tuajorttr,.. • ••, . , ,
.., •
The .Neit. -.York Tri.bsiyii , -'of Tuesday last in• an
arriele off t he debatable: ground in •Petesylyania;
.so far as resp . eetS.Cgitgrers; thus reYietta thc
in this. Distsict , • .
, ."The Xth DiStrictf composed of..Lebanon.and.
Schuylkill countieS, is now represented . h'y Myer
15trouse, an intenee. Copperhead,intelleet/
tai cipher. in Clangress.. He: . hasheen dismissed
by his •nonstituents to make Way ' for Dr." CI D,
dloninger, a .German plt . yeician...His - oppOnent
on the. Union side is 'Gen. li. L. Cake, an.intelli
gent soldier,. who owns boili prnperty.andlaurels,
and will ntake a good light .In 1860, part :of
Northumberlanil and . whole of Schuylkill
County. nonstitnted the'XlthDistricr; and elf cted.
:the Hon; Jas. H. CaMpbell, our present Minister
`to Sweden,".by the:oll4l'm ajority 0f..311).• Since
the ieapportiourfi;•ut, 'Lebanon and'
which.now eomprise the Xth District', have given
diminishing D,intocraiic Majority: ,In 1862,
Sfrouse-beat Calauthell by 721 totes ;:bilt. his Inst
majority was .only:.; 170.. Gen.. Hart rauft, the
:union candidate:in for State .4kudifor, carried
the Distrietby a Unljerity, of .317. `This year iris
D
doubtful 'whothee the enloorstic . majority. in
Schuylkill - Ccinty will' (•Xi2.(itri 1;10, .while
anon'County P . routises :1;3.80 for Cakesufti.:..ient
to elect him if'..11 . 6. gets it,!'• ••• . *.:- • s.•
T .N.
lETT . R Fitifill.'4lß.
Sept: so,
I..twrons',Tour.xAr...it is 'seldom you" are
troubled. with commultitatb futm oui' town, , and:
yunrcorrespondeut would - not , luy' ii.k you to notice
us' in your coluinns.nulyrthat ;we .canithi allow the
'most .exeitipg week t bus. far 'Of the . present . political
'campaign to pass unehronicled. .• . -.. • .. • .
The Union, nieetingheld here .nn TueSday - evening
.lost,' notwithstanding the weather was:so unfavorable"
qt., to keep many people at their.homesi'andprevented.. '
:the 'presence' of...the- very large delegation which Was •
expected from Pettsville, it:ass:till a grand success:
Previoas to the meeting Our "liojs in Blew , and the •
....Giutry,Club,•''preceded by-.the St. claii Band. paraded
-the streets,.and soon a large c:4lcourse of piaiple were
:gathered around the speakers. stand.
The meeting. was called to Order by - otir very' patriotic
and publie7SPirited.citizen, Dr. 11.11. Cory - ell, who
Irodticed to the audience Captain Stowden . of
,whO made - au able appeal . in.hchalf of the'lliyal people,
..- . .Major,las.llaggertynf New York, the "orator of the
evening, was . greeted with three'ronsing and prolonged
-cheers, In imuble und'rlogb@bt ;+ reccli tie discussed
he great pdnaiples oftliePnionitel , uttlican party ;:re,,
viewed - the ding& 'of the , patriotic Chugress as •
tionrusted. witti'Mv
suppressibn-Of niOvement. President
•Jialuihnt; and the'gre...-.l2natiltiifatlViiimitiona of the
earth towinAinilvvrenl : treeilian. •,...-- .•
The irresistible'Haggerty heicithls: lingo ;
rant attt•ution for two hours adrenching - MM. „And:
.rapt
the other speakers and listiating,to sever
rat patriotic - pith:a by the baud and songs. by the' Rine'
Mb awl ladies ou the balcony, and it' aa understitOd •
the meeting wasover;there Were many voices joined
iu - shouting 'Haggerty." The 'Major• being:on the
_balcony, , could not refuse this call, and' responded by
saying this wan. no longer a Poitical meeting-"we
have talked our politics and now'w want to - have" &little ,-
fun." •'And then fidlowed splendid tribute to the la'.
dies, werthyof the heart Mid head-of the'authot Of the
impassioned "Dick Massey." tin anecdote of two, and :
a higireompliment, to his audience, whnli sent thein to
their homes Pleased with themselves, ,otli the cause
'they advocate. nail-with golden, opinions of the
Lubin Haggerty:
Such speeeheswe• delight to' hear, and Many an up
turned; honest Hibernian face bettined with.pridoitud
plecture as the - eloquent sentence& enlivened-by native.
mother. wit. and many a - characteriatic anecdote, "tell
front the: speaker's lips, and we. are sere " -moat
carried conviction to many a heart. sluth - E•peeeh ,
'keraitre calculated to-do good iu 'each & nvass as
. tee- wish Major Haggerty - Wei:ay. ca ot
'mid tied's. choicest blessings.- .."• , • .•
But as no diamais complete uotv.a-daya.:without . its
farce, we had in our •place a "Demoeratie Meeting" on
Wettnesthty evening .at.liimmey'a on --thit
These postdiluvlau ''lnmincrate," 'clreadinA the light
'and elate of the headqitarters in the centre of the town,
mid the-great vacancy the choice few ,wbulti'leitve in
the wide,sipittrit,' chose • the "island" with- its narrniv
limits and obscurity, as the most fitting place for their
' The limit Speaker was Mr. Ryan, who discussed taxes
and reconstruction after the fashion of tirade,. "My
Policy," and' concluded With a tirade on• the . creed
-Imm' s'Bureau--"tlie institution , gat .up 'by 31.11.Ssichit
set ts •Abolitionist 4 to afford .emigratiou fur their wo , .
men; and employment :for 'their old: maids on large
This orator was followed by Capt fit Powers'of
utlelphia, who began by-saying he' had listened' the
everangliefore to oug..liaggerty; who- wits hired and
paid to go about the cuuntry.to mislead and Misrepre
sent-his countrymen. Me hud been sent here to reply;
to. Major Haggerty.. 'Ho did nal:llmi anything about
'bad , ueyer 'heard of, him t'itut. any.Pnited
••Stateintlicer who Went shoat the -nettliirY maligning"
the 'President 'and .Cominander•lu.Chief of the - armY,-
' was ft sneak awl a Coward,. This wasall—nothing
"nuke about HaggertY, but never so nutch.of the •Ifitid
• teals;" who Want to :put.the On piiiitieal and
'ioenit equality with the White man; tblie•loiluwed with.
: . all the untigivabletorrors of 'amalgamation and '`nig
gel" rule-.
The next Speaker was captain' Byrnes 'of
-pbia...who, with the aid of a. leaning posit, inauaged• in
most disconnected spec h .and low, tone of vnice, to
ex+ hi otin great personal services and
,extruorditt-. -
rv.devotihn to the dug, and proved in -the Must ortha
- tioX logic,. that bemuse he was "once tai *escaped Dna
molt. in . "Di xi e,". and' was -recaptured by .fotir eitutifal
It - line haired old gentlemen whit'wete siitingitynight
around a canni,llCe.. and 'wholE : .. g . linearsdn. tar
q ats teho=w restt o
v dmtt s t he r .
loal, but who to be
' de - serfers hurl .prisoners, that . consequmtlY, there was
loyalty iu the_ fl4out fluxing delivered himself of:
this astute argfirnent; he closed' with it stsgger and the
tinnunet , ment of the astounding fact ihat.lhte Was nom , '
•intssioned a Colonel of theleetibu t army.
The President:of. the meeting' now announced that..
Mr. Philip Breton, our fellow.townammi and Demo..
- .cratic nominee for the State LegialatinC, would make's
speech:. Mr:Breen° appeareduud
said=' H''rilow-viii=
zens,ll don't intend to make a Speech,htit 1 will Con
clude by (in-a low tone of Voice) asking you all iu to,
taken drink l"
... MP. Breerie's .speech, w . e regre of t
„, i h o o . m S , &);, ,u 'it n i n is i . o ni s o t t .ka ac ;
language --To 6-1
Cepted by-a large number, one
ble accent, did so hi the followiirg
with hint and his drink r! : • .
This brilliant wonld.he legis ' lator leant on the
9th 01 October. that such.Speeche4, theitigh perhaps, as ceptable to soine, no longer hay, votes. -
All "of three speeches ate• ' •
re m a rkable only for the ph
mice' of any allusion to a'siugle candtdate .ior, - Milee'ot
the so-called Democratic Party. - :
1 am, Messra. Editors, yours in th•ntit.b. in which we
• Magid.- ' • . . •
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n . A.v . Enr.
• • ' -; • Sentiviaitti.ll4vee,
• - Eforroe. ,Toutrsit i=The quiet: Of•SchuylkiE -
11aven:was alive on -Monday evening,: the 24th inst...
with iintriotisiir 'and enthusiasm,' caused by the
niense Union - Meeting held in front of the Waihington
'Hall: The demonstration Was one of the most rna,L:- •
mitleent over - witnessed in this *. pia - A% The pCople .of
the-townlaiol vicinity turned rad ro masse•Showing by
.1ln:1r presence.. their profound. and intelligent. Interest
in the - dangers-of tlfs rbantry .their own. relative
'duties: .Delomtions Pinegrove,:eres.
sone. OrvigsCurg•anil
. 311-IWrsville, ,with lhamiers. and
.transparencies arrived in the eyening and soon flied,
the.s.qnaraseleeted for the place •of :meeting. When
the concourse a' beautiful - . Scene
was presented. • TheMagnitleent manner in -Which the.
stand was decorated, the torches of the.'"Boya.
in Elite klearaingthrough' the darkness - and lighting
_tip : the:atmosphere, the, large mureber- of beautiful la , .
• diewpresent, all of therii••exquisitely , !dreised: waving
-their handkerchiefs; the shouts , of the pas Sing delegates
and, the . patriotie strains of. music sounding on the still-.
• ness of the 14,.ht,' rendered-It-a Speetacletoo grand for;
•Orderhelnzeffected, - Ketner * Estp, organized
the meeting by &Ulna:W. A. 'Field, Esq., to the chair;
Mr. Fields! name:was-received with _Cheers. • Upon*
thining forward. • he Made a remarkably . eloquent_
speech, in which he .shinved-np in admirable Style,- the
characters of. the , Democratic leaders .and, urged the
-united and earnest action of all loyal men ut •the ripi
proachink eleetlon. He Wit% treqnently applande d -ind
'veceleed three cheerwat the close of his'remarks.* i* •
Thefollowing.ViceTresidents - and Search-tear-were.
.
ice Presidents—W. - H. - :Levan, WITIi. Genisettei;.
Wm. lioch; Peter Helms. Chas: Dangler. jas.:Eirkpat-,..
lick Thomas :Whalen, - - Benj: .Relbsamee and PUtz . ick,.
• SecretarieS.LCMdf: . k..3lack„W: 11.:Seyihr; -
Chiristlait, Wallace. - • • . .
The' flt Est 'speaker was :316,1M James.V.amwrty.' Re'
was' weliims4V. Withihundering :cheeta, and „In - .his'
PrseeCkaroneed the ent4h.dastiespiell.:of the hearers:—
Iltammarkable elogdenee; 'manners Mid the
eleitance o bb language...Teated..theAneaelsvorittile
impression, and whet Mflael.;finished'Oe'enthyirlaam
•• • - •
Capt.. Chaa: - Betormiviis then Introdneed. Be spoke :
of thepotitical *nes tha t were , before- the people and:.
'showed ontheis trrielight;',the.Copperhead ieadera.ot.
thisillace. He- clieed - bfkpeaklng.in flalleriogrugssi k _
*of Gen;.Eleary; the next Gerernar of Pennsylrania: . •
He was foSowed by Lin-Barthoiomeir; whoa iscolos at '
con s itierahlelenghpi ig hie regiall.foreibleandliOquent
manner., 11(0: and9,l
'ys-reller :Cane fOr a share „
of the arteption, inid he..al laded in seers
di-steeling electioneering tourra the Preelden; anfltW.
_dlegraegfal =lines • - -tba4marlsed.fdrL . pfugseuu r 4furt - e,.'
gear elichetioriferesii_apprause
: - 4n hltexceilugleedure ebbe meetirg"WrOsei.
jarion amsentat berteet to each , onenfpe:-..spea-.
tenct 712iE twat Isdklevitblitploaer
K. The: mptisthe aflame- thim4.. ulfasia
The' perheadis boasted thati Arifidtlrear.:l
thiti - boinugh by a handsome malorltygegleig,
, the brilliant ancceseorthis - meetin eathual;.
neon -prevailing, they were-' downcast - unkiimandkiit •
Schuylkill Haven - weld° its, duty ksr:Claamaisd, the*
*O O /tV, I 4°P t!,* . " 914 . ' l.° * o W.C l 9o l:4lB7 r'
• • " •
[thatTED:riCIATEIMMT FOR TUE 3IZSEID6OI3IiNAL
BY - CIitISTOPIFEII .LTITLF, ERA
m
Septe*iir. Terni-:: 7 4 / 1 1*ilier
•
•
. .
. . .
The lengthy rePt4Dr 436 Swan Romicidekirist
.weal:, and: the otherad4e ertriteti . einelitlou of our
uceue; compelled as tellefer the 1)011041On. of other.
wee reported during the:week :.and n - e nowmuirie .
them; where they Were left at outlast previous report,
froFi monday*olzhig. lith;• . te.the of- the busi
nese and adjournment ofthe Court on Thureday eino
ipi,-20thut. the same time givtig . a
passed Crret 'in Painter reports, where: the parties had:
.
- net been senteneed, or whic were otherwise
1864. '1.1565.
' Can:.
..gretsq-:
Attditor
General
lOW:l.:McCarty. and Daniel .11c3limimin - were tried
on separateindictments,:for carrying concealed' deadly
weapons..' .On the afternoonof theAth of Julylast, the
defendants came into Llewellyn, each with a pistol ; in.
a holster stripped, to his side, for the purpose (as they
huntingnp and arrathig; certain :parties who
had. that •
;fromdia.) , . committed. a homicide, and had been'
:traced Thomastown,, where the defendants'
bir
longed; telle*eityn. The citizeiii.of .the latter place,
were In high' state of. excitement hi-eonneetion with
"the homicide referred to, 'and -seeing. these men '
their ,ordinarily peaceful:town, armed nt such a time,
they riabirally liecatue"alirmed; and" had them afrated.:
'The jury seemed to believe"tae. defendants might be
,honest in their Intentions.. though 'imprudent'; and
therefore amnittedthein, hut directed them to pay the
costs." -A motion in.firrest ofjadginent.was.afterwards
made by their Counsel
Ebenezerazd Philip Mircle, two yothig Men
.of' Millersville; were chariged, - Rn 'separate bills, with'
malicious mischief," in being found in-an engine house:
but what: [bey *ere - doing to constitute their 'offence
di:Whist the law, could not be shown-and hence, after.
hearing two or three witnesses; a not. pros. :witi enter
: ed as' a lesson to Justices". for returning' such
• eases,' it.waS directed that no :oasts be:allowed to the'
DogberzY who appimied to have beerimainly active:in
'these prosecutions.: . ' • - ,
• :-. John Ireybnan was tried and : convicted of stealing
$1:1::: in '-greenbacks" from a trunk: belonging to Peter'
Kelly,:atSt..Clairi. Sentenced to one•year's imprison.'
meat, solitary.Continemerit, . • : ' "• • .•'
Edward Moyer was 'charged
Ac:. by
:Daniel -George. .The prosecutor' was: :a butcher. -
at
Hav, and the delendimt fonnerly'idhis
einploy,ei ii nrried out the.ment tomintoiderS, and..lt Wait
allevd, appropriated a portion of the sales to his Own
use; hut the Whole case 'dwindled doein to two or three
specific iiistances,,lnvolving
,but .trilling amounts, and
they not-being - proven,the. defendant was'
acquitted -County facts:its: • •
Patric[ Cary. Was convicted of malicious mischief, for.
throWing a-hatchet at a hog belonging to Jameaßa
gan, in driving it from his garden; . Cllttilig It In the
side that it alterwEirda died from the injury:. The de-.
.rendent proposed tit show'np the'lioes.bad Character,•
and - that it had made frequent raids upon his "trunk;".
and : was-even swinish enough to inn through his house:
when discovered and pursued to make its exit. .But in
that-the Court:seem:al to think the hog had the bettm.
of It-so nmeh.the worse for defendant, that he 'did not
' 'keep. his. fences and house in better condition. . Pat
was accordingly found guilty, and sentenced to - pay a.
fine of $lO iindthe emsts. • • .1' . • • • •
-Thomas Jones was prdon - trial for Bigamy. in hiving
married:l eezmnd wife, while-his first.one was still liv
ing. The defence set up, writhe. defendant's supersii
" lions Wier, arrioanting to .a monomania, in his first
wife's being a witch,Mtlieughthere was nothing Whan
ever in the case; except his"absurd . vagaries, to, slicw
that she was ptherVise than a Most . devotcsl• Wife and
mother, and . an excellent wornautn all other' respects.•
In the course of the 'trial, -however, a settlement was
. concluded - Opon. by which the, defendant shOuld pay a'
Certainamemit toward the costs and expenses 01 this
prosetutiOn, and the expenses era - proceeding forlii-•
voice; and a• further. sum- for- the 'maintenance' of. a
child of-the parties, fa a" term of.yeani,-and id the
meantime, the indictment to remain open ; against the
defendant, subject to its further proseention„ at aiiy
tiine. in default. of his complying, with the terms agreed
tipon. In view of the peculiar circumstances, the - Court
permitted.theiettlement„ and difected.the discharge,
the-jnry from.the:further cowideration or the case. •
Mary liarriswaSchargsid with having knowingly mar-
rical•Thomas Jones, the defendant in the previous ease,
- the husband of 'enother.woman ; but, upon the settle
: went of that case, a Rol. pros:was entered in thts-the
-defendant; or her pseudo husband,. to pay- the costs. " .
George.Coxe wan charger-le/Ith an assault, in getting'
into bed'witiftwo servant girls ernPloyect at.the.Mulm-•
• 'toy Ilimse, Ashland: The defendant •is:a practising'
physician at that, place; and'fortunately proved that at
er about the partipolar , hour of the night when the
girlaalleged hfs ungallant breach of their privacy, he
was absent in attendance Amon apatient...The:jury ac
quitted hina;„but directed that he.isry the costs •
• . PaSe ; .-of Flahhaeli, plead guilty to ' ,
selling liquor
en Stinday,:and,' it - being his-first °Vence. of the kiud-- -
was !Med $lO and the costs, aiidsent to prision for ten
Henry and : Henrietta - Stung were :tried' for selling
liquor. without license-;-found guilty, and sentenced: to
pays:26 fine and cost The samedefeadauti were al- •
ferwards tried for selling liquor to Minors-but acquit-,
tedieunty for costs': butsvere subsequently ennvieted
inna separatel.llll, for keeping a•disorderly heuse,"and
dual another Vfiand costs. • • —.•-•
.•
John Frick was , charged with ailing and abetting the:
escape of a prisoner; John Cavanaugh, at Mahanoy
City; but-the evidence failed to niake out the case, and,
a nol.:pios. AVM entered. " • •
• 'Richard George was convicted or.eittortitig , ' money
-Under ralsepretecees 'from GeOrge Richards. Defend
. ant . keeps''a drinking. saloon in Ashland,
.which • he
agreed to sell to Richards, on Certain terms, and $lO
was paid on the hargßia." Richards afterwards crime.
to eompiete 'the transaction, but the defendant refused
toeither perfect the sale or :retain the $lO.. - Not -yet
I'a:-rick anclltridget Galvin - were charged by G. Rud
dinger,'Constable, with resisting high' in the service At
an °Metal proce,s but the case failed to he made out,
and a hot, pros. was entered_ ,• . . ,
• Commodore Hendricks, charged with Larceny; by
Win. Ley, Ras acquitted-County for doses. • " • .
'David Mundrich was prosecuted by F. A. Bit zel, for
Vqtior on Sunday. Not guilty, 'and costs
equally divided for payment between the moth's. . • •
Eilivard Nies was chargedby Joseph Steer, witlrFiir
' ideation with his daughter:. The girl was' slinwii to.
' have kept'very bid company; each as targood and vir
'tuella girl:would volunrarily.cons.oh With: . Deft. was
aecoribugylt acquitted,' but (Breen-al to 'pay the costs ,
Jahn Gallagher, convicted ant wo separate bills, oran
As-Mult awl, Battery on Den. lialdemim, Mid ofcarry
ing concealed' deadly we.ipou.s, was. sentenced to' pay
'the,. costs each - east:, and; sent M. prisße :for .
Moths solitary Confinement, at labor. • • • ••:
Jinlitn 'Ann Coogaitivas convicted of an - Assault and
Battery on Nary Bachman and then (the 'tables
tu
..:Mary Bachman was convicted of anAssanlt. and Bat
tery on Julia Ann Coogan... TheSe were. erase actions
growing tint of a regular light between the parties, in
which it Waa hard to tell wno.hati been theaggrestior.
o.Mscier''l6ii".-In a prosecution aitilacgniittal for,Per
jury," previously rep •rled;=the defendant's Immo was'
hy'Mistake panted Elio; , , : ithatatal of Nathau.Liepler,
BILLS IGNORED,' and the County for costs i "..
: Martin If:abler- . charged with Larceuy,„ try Adam
. • .;
. • Frederick Itiayer. Charecd -with Larceny, by Eliza-
Nancy . Morgan-charged with - .False pretences, by
Edwin Hargraves. . • . . • • ' •
John Morgan -charged With Falco Pretences, .by , .
Edwin...Hargraves.. • • • . ' •
- Henry Kra-flier-Charged with ;Larceny; by
. . .
'Jacob Shaman-Charged with -Selling Liqumt with
'outLicenae, by Joliu Itodgers:•Coustable. -
. • ,
mi
•, BILLS IGNORED:d the Prosecutors fur costs.".
:. -Samuel - Hornung -..charged With Assault and•Hattei7,
--14. Lafayette Becker. • , • .
•-ElleirMatthews, alias Phillips-chiuged with Assault.
- and Battery : , by. hlizadietli Sands; .. • : : :
Frelleriar. Gnisa-charged with maintaining a .Nui
:sane,i',-Iry ['red: Sammie.. -• ••••
Thomas O'Brien -charged with" Assault and Battery,
. • Peter davanangir.L.charged with Aisault.and Battery,".
w ar y Frank -charged with" AsSarilt. and Battery, by
' _Owen and. Susan Fitzpatrick-charged:with Asiault
;and Battery:by MartinJenniugs.*:
. 'lsaac Cooper-charged with bellingliquor.withoat a
LiCense, by Gottleiti. Weishoe. • • • •
'lsaac Cooper-charged with . Selling Liquor - on:Sun.'
day, by Gottlab Wetsnoe. • •
Bridget and John Brogancharged with Assaultand
Battery, by IS Mender.. • '
• John Cavanaugh-CluagedwitWAtisault mid Battery.
With Intent to Kill, by•ThoS. McGuire.. . •
-.• 'l3. Grifilth--Ithargedwith Selling Liquor on Sunday,
hy ;Isaac Cooper. '• ." . ,
• B. Griftith-charged with Selling Liquor "without
cense, byltinie Cooper: ' ' .
John Devany-charg,ed with Asimult aud Battery, by-
Ann Maley-charged: with ,Asiault and BatterY, by
Wan: Thorritoncharged . with Assault and Battery,.
Jamey and John Doodle" charged with Disorderly
House; by. 'Jetty I.livis. ,• •
152
108
143
130
189
195.
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131
137
194
n
377
227
101
M
125
8642 . 5907,6831
7271: '5997
•
. -Thursday, the 18th .of October, is lined. for taking '
Judgements in default of affidavit of defence; On suits
brought to the September' Tenn; 'and for Argument'.
Court,-to continue several days. if ueces.ary. , .. •
,•
• On. aceohnt of•the untie:laity large. sonuunt - Of
fiusi
hess in the Quarter Sessions, at the September Term,
-all the reinaing litimicide cases'were postponed. and it
Special Court of Oyer and, Terminer appointed for their
trial: commencing on Monday , the g2cl of October .
: The Court als9 appointed the ilea and second weeks
of November, commencing on Monday, the Stir, for the
.trial - of civil , t:use , i at issue: and ordered-fifty eases. to;
be set - down for : trio!—the first twelve on tlie list. to be
ready fur the first three days; the , second .twelve fn the •
-next three days-of tho.firSt weel..",'anti the rem:Ailing -
. eases to be ditidedin like Manner, for the - second - week..
The following Rule:from the. District Cofirt'of .Phil
•adelphiti, has Wrg adopted' by our Clotirt, to . regulate.
. •
.the practice hereafter to . the - continuance al causes
. .
on the Trial ' • •• • •-••
,`.'When application is madc"fer theletnitinaance•Of a
cause:on the Trial List becalwe of the Miscues of a wit
ness, ground must be laid, by affidavit, of the party or
his .agefit; setting forth the fact nr - facts which it is
be
lieved the witness will prove;tho grounds.of belief that.
-be will do,sti, the' efilirts matte to prOcurc attend.
• - aoce, specifying the sane minutely and pat - titularly,
-and the grounds:fur :believing. ttlat- a •continuance will
euable the' party tti,nrocure the teStimony : • which silt
davit shall be .filed - of mein]; and On . Udinissiou iu
Writing, to. be read' in the cause: that the,
witness, :if
Called, should testify as Set'forth in the affidavit, vill, be
It sufficient cadre-for refusing the application."' ~ • :
covirr pßocEsnums
Jur/ Trial.'
• • • •
, . .
They gravely now cOnsult about • :
Great. Britain's coal tlelds running . orit
'Mid deprecate Weevil Mier— • . •
As coal makes. irciu—irou power. . •
No matter, when arrives the • day,
They-can get lots, olciall this Pay= . •
Entaiii4 to Mend their sorr y' plight
TO run their.inills both day mid
Long o'er they realize this mess,
We'll also teach their how to. dress..,.
'Perry Co: will ease impart • ;
Lessons in this important art; • ••• •
For at the Srair,'Six. Lk:yin:6p NINE,. •
Taste. skillimijudgmentall combine.
We have taken ...special pahni in laying in onr.Fall
Stock, 'and have- aelected many novel and unique
etyleg., vvhich 'claret he Qbtaiued elsewhere. • Pmens
TOR LOO 4:11T is POILATVELP . IIII.. ron GODS . Or ROOM,
.. . . . .. . . . . . . ..
._ 1 ' :. ''• " : STAR
.eciiraiso .Ehtrouirm,. - •
pot, Cuti3 , 4lll , Si.,: PIIILAII.A.:,' . SNiN OT STAR
':.• ' . : ' • ' PRIM* 4.c CO.,
. .
The
Confession« rtutlF.llrxiierionee• of itta
flu •,rn foe: the benefit and tar a 'Caution
to young men nod others, who • su ff er from Nervous
DehiUty, PrematureDeeny . of blanbood.;-;•&.e.;
ing at. tho. same time zne. Menlo • or, Stimc-Cuae. . ..13y
one who has cured .himself after undergoing ' -consid‘.
erable CinaelterY.. nnelOsing a.postpatd addressed
envelohe, single cOpies,. - freti. - ot chargé, mayhe.haduf
tbeauthor: • NATLIANIEL•MAYFALR., Esq., Prook
lyn, Kings, Co., - N. Y; , Sept!,
.
.. . .. .
- - .'. ' •,.: ITC3II Mali I ITCH '...
.' .. - SCRATCH .I - SCRACE I : SCRA TCH I• .
. ... - • . . . .. . .
..: ... WHEATON' S OINTME N T. -. . -...
. .. •vrior. Core Abe "Relit in 4S illOoris.'.:: •
. .
• Aleo ccires.SALTAHETTAI, lIIX,ERS, CHILBLAINS,
and all ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN.: - . trice 50 cents.
For - Rale: by 'all droggistei " By sending GO. cents to
WEEKS
- k POTTER. Sole :Agents, no Washington.
sheet. Boston,' It will. be forwarded by pail,. free .of
PoSagei to any part, of the United States. -,
..• -..frine.9; .66 .. -, *.; • . ~. --.. . . 231y._.-
. . . . . .
INARDIA44E AND CEILABACV,•an , Bs..
say of ' Warning - and Instruction . to Young Men.—
Also; Diseases , .and,'Abitses. Which prostrate itiff vital
powers.; with stye mans of relief.' Sent free a-avirge
ini.sealed - letter envelope; -Address , Dr. J. SE:ELLIN'
,HOUGHTON. Howard.:AfisOciation, Philadelphia, Pa:
.Notice.—Those wishing to become, rich ,or saccesa,
- fni in anything, they wish, .should send for one 'of all
of the .thpshai . Seven 'Mystic .or Secret Chanlis, as they.
are all important fo.euccess. For farther particulars
as to their great benefits- and use, . scud a• postage
'stinnp to B. P. MATO,, Ballston,' Spa. and get
full explanation,' ..• 3n1y14, '66.,•28.8m' • :
Asuria OROLEM,aOBDIA.
ALMO - . 81, EVERY '.:CASE
-- PA 4 N — Kl -1 -4 lar iRi
L '._ [Prom Bev. R .- Telford, lirla k i 9 44 te btimik4 •
~....
• ~ • ''', " WILBIIIMITOM, PC1424.t.., J111ie.25 . 1866. ' •
: 14155813. ,PAIBILII:AA,4._.t. Soa4-tgroria.e•Euirsale , .1.••••'•
Deaf s"..ivr.:‘:-Dartiiiga.'ef:eoute teem ma - eir a
'. missionary in - Slam untrttdri:llisual your Vegetable
'-Wu kiiter e A Most,..vraMtble . MurAY' 4 f9l4llft , ,learful•
. yiecturge th litiolimr.: - .< . ,''.:..4.-... -i:',.. -- I:ki -'••- , 7---:: '-,-.'
~ 44 atinpastering •Um medonMe.limm4 , It mt ef
t:et:fail to•&e . itiit•Tm4. -we. 'lrii . .. - or
litot 'water ; : ew ,' ! witk• fp -•tbiu4,after : g.
liffeei.3 rutbeWttieg : '•'''pT, -, . .
ome mixture : every. •.. ..
::,11 1 k id rgigicationis `-a.:„
6 ) 0160031.
aviMlife'Plit -. .r .'S - ertt be':
:,
:-. : •'.::: Of : up:tee who/4 . .t.§ - 6':
! ..,, -. • ti:: yalttviully in:the:walt' '', . 'OO
Or ten TebareTe4E:cTitdi Anqs..;'; ; • ,: ,-W.
~ _ RD.`.. '-
.-...: %a/AO* .
~ . i.ith. : -Dlinti*. ibilifritiiii; ee Crii*g.
' '117.1)*43111.410:48.-mis 0 ihs , EARCICILLIR-4- '
1 :sow byall'iimgclaa4aileiL, :Stiiioiiiitiiicitia
1 'ila Ivrootps., ,‘ 019411h,14-411 1, -1:: ~i
Au Effectual.' Worm Medicine
. .ffrortrule -IfermifugeCatalits,
On Wosai•Lcuan'ioes.....; Much aiellreess, undpibtedly;
with children and4deltzcattributed-tOottiereanses, Is
oreardoc . ed 1 )Y warms -The !•Vs.a.litteoh Comm iu;.' . `• al
though effectual In destroying woims, atm do - no priest
ble Injury to the most ;This .valuable
fropbiriatlon liaabeelLutieceasfully:rused by phyrielanti,'
'Arial - Gaud to be sat and sure* eradicating worms, so
* hurtful to Children:i•:•,.:' • ; ••• :• • '
children firiiinvgaWiarisiii - teqnli c immediate
attention, as neglect of the ••rrouble - -often ran.w.a . pret
longe'd:,alekneas.' : •
••••..- • .• •
.•
• Aymp!roma4xf.Airorsies i I ien are 'Oft-•
euoverlooked..
.• Worraaln the stomach aud• beirele
celdsi . .iiritelon.,:whielr.:eau . l?e..rettun'ed only by tlieuk
ora sure remedy.. , The • conibint . ition:
. .ing,Tedlents
used inrilithingßrown'e•"Verniicture. carallte is;such
•'astogice the b6t. iinrallile effect . Nri(h • •
CURTIS & BROWN. Proprietors, liek York: Sold
by all deslers In, mediehe4s, at 25 eta. a box.
. .
i?iONTE , s cORROVLA•
win tome. Whiskets or Altn , taches on the ..stabotheet
Dine or. thin—never:knoivn • to. tail.' Sntriplo tort:Lai
sent tree. - Addrtnie,. • REEVE-S . & CO.:
•-. ; '
No. iS NELS.dall St.; New York.. '.
,
. . .
• • Tn.:gluing . Colunatidia and ,Idi.Perionn
Wi.hing to Convey'Water .WORDEN
PIPES l• You will find. them better aid cheaper than
any other. : They can, be.goickei and, more. easily. laid,
end 'require - no etpeuse or troubles Cementing joints :.
they never rust; and are not as -likely Mehoke: Sul.
ptamor.othet minerals Muse..thern no Injary,.and we
ter wilt leace the pipes as 'freely as. receicod.
on hand pipes out Ito 4 inches in brim. • The above
and largersizs made. to order. strengthenedsicoated
and warriuged.for any desired . pressures .
Send for Octal:lmi. , •
• . • . WYCKOFF,. FANINGTON . co.;
Jai)! 29, .14 lW3m .
Erionrof irouth.--:.1: Gentleman' Who 'suite:ed.
for yearn from Sereous Debility:Prez - a:Ware Deca* and
all the effects of youthful Indiscretion, will, for the like
of safferiimlnmauity..send free to all who .need IL,. the:
'recipe mid directions for mairrne the Minnie rem,idr by
whicirhe was cured. • iirtieren.,wiAling to wont the
adve'rtiser's eiperilmce, can do - so by addressuiz
•" • • ..' • •4011 N B: OGD.MC,
Jan 21',ai--1-Iyl.. . No, 13Chamberii S.Y.
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Loudon: • Dyeing: ;Hair Color. tire.. • ' Restorer
. It IS the only known rwtorer of ciilor and perfect hair
dressing combined. Delicately Perfumed.• • • • -
London.... DOS`B . Hair Color Removes liesti)rer.
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MAKES Tlit;11 %, ER 50E4, (11,11.5.3rANT1
KEEPS TOE SCALP ELEA:N..OOOE AN'? IIEALTLCE:
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LondOrt • ,-• Hair Color. I: • Restorer -
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• No washing Or ..PreparatiOn before or• after its use
• applied by the hand or soft brush. -•. • . • • .
• EiAtosi•iss..-Lit wilt poSitßely stop the Hairfroinfall:
ing..ancl cause It to grow on:bald• heads in all' cases
where the follicles are left. •
- -
- Only 75 cents a bottle p.FIS. bottles.. :i4; Sold at Dr.
SWAY - NOS. 330 North SIXTH. Street. above vine,
• Philada., and all the leading Druzuists and Fancy-C;oods
dealers. sold . 11t - 1 , HENRY SAYLOR'S ,
: Y 66.. • Drug Store, Pottsville.
LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH.
LIFE-HE AITH-STRUGTH.
LIFE-11:EALTH----STRENGTH.
Tliund reds 'and- thousands annually.' die pr, , ,sl4ca rev;
wheii;-It they would give the Great French. Remedy,
' DR. JIT - ANTEL,AI4IAItitE'S ".. •
. Cielebrated .Spei•ific
Prepared liy.Graticiere Dapont,.: No. gl.t fine Loin-.
bard, Paris. from the. prescription of "Dr." :Juan Dela-1
marre. Chief" .Physiciatrof the• Hospital du 'Nord sin
Larleoisiere a fair trial, they would" JIM! immediate 're-
lief, and,in a snort time, be 'rally restored to
and Strength: It4s used in the practice 'of many call.
nenti•Fretich physicians.' with uniforin itamcs. , s, and
highly recommended as the only positb:m and Specific
'Remedy (40 persons suffering from Generator Sex-:
'tial Debility, - all upranizetnenta of the . Nervotts Forces;
Melaneholy,..•Loss of 'Muscular Ettelmy, Physical Pro•s
trution, Nervousiteas, Weak Spine, Lowness of Spirits,
•Dlmitese of Vision, Ilyster:cs, Pains in - the Back and
LimbS, Impotency, ay.
•
No language can convey an ade4nafeidea.of . the im
mediate and almost- miracalottS change it occasions to
the debilitated mid shattered system. In fact. it stands
unrivalled as tut .unfailing cure of the maladies above
r• mentioned.. '• • • • • • " • .
Suffer no More, but nee The Great-French Rethedy
It will effect a, care where all Othein fat. andmlibongh
a poWerful remedy, contains 'nothing - hurtful 'to the
most delicate constitution.. ' • •
Pamphleti‘, containing full partimillirs and directions
- for *using, Engl6h, French, Spani.h -andritrman.ac
cornpanch-trox, anti also, sent free to -.
a*: address
'requeßed. .." - • • . • • • . •
Price Chte , Dollar per box; boxes for'Fire Dol-
. .. . . . . .
,Sld by atl.Druggist4Thronglimit the world t' or Wil
.beßmt. by mail, eveurety .twaled frOm. all olittration
br inelpsing F . Terilletti,rice.:to any. authorized aghths
• .. Kewaye,oflounterfeits 'and . Imitations:,
• 'Proprikors exclualv,eUots for America,' OSCAR
G. MOSES CO.,'ST Courtlandt - St-,..New York. • '
• Authorized Agent .for Pottstitic, lIENRY SAYLOR,
Tarnagmt. Snide! & Mind: IPeli a, •6U,-5-Iy,
.
•.. •-• gyploymi•nt for both Srxex.
Disabled rtl returned soldiers...widows and orplume
or slain soldiers, :and Abe unemployed. of both sexes
-generally; in want •of 'respectable and profitable : eta
ployment,lucurring no risk., can procure such by en
closing a - postpaid addressed envelope,: for particulars,
to D r . JOHN DAGNAL,L. Box I.r.,U,,Brooklyn..N:Y.
- .lithe 9; 'Ca: • 17-Iy3 • ••:::
• •-,-: .ii . . P. .:G ITS 1 11i.E.,.. 2 -.,
.. ~.. • .•- T• •• -,
il FURNITURE :WARE 'ROOMS •
N: E: Cocsicr of 2.sinceiutd and Pace .S Irma.,
i . •:... :• -. ~
'Plllii LA PE!,PIIIA, •'
Is noiii,selliug of his large stock chesproics4 , h:. r.
. :gala S, i : :... : •., '. '...0f, - 1;m ' .
. . . .. .
To_ Conisitnaptivemo.--Tlia. adverti&er. - :having'
13 • eit restored to health in a few week 4 .liyii..very sim
ple remedy, after having . suffered for sevural 3 eArs with
a severe lung affectioa, and, that dread disease Con
saraPtionis etaiiotis to .make. knOwir ..to .hie fellOw
sufierersthomean of cure,. •. • • ':". • - '• .: *...-:
. _ . .
To - all whiff desire IL, lie will send a copy of the pre
scription used (free of chargej, with the directions for
preparing . and using the slime; Which they will lied
attn- CURE for . ..:VoNSUMPTiOi: • ASTHMA,COIIoIII3, ern.os,. and all Throal Littig 'Affections.
The only object of the advertiser' in sending the Prd,
scription 'ls to benefit the,alliicted, and•spread inform
tion which he c nleeives to be invaluable, and he hopes
every stifierer will try his - remedy,* will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing. . . .
Parties wishing the prescription,. Fami, . by .return
mall, Will 'please address Het. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Jan. 27,..'65. 4-Iy. ',Villiarnsbui - gh, Xings.co.,'N.
ITCH. ITCH; SCRATOII NO AtOltE. • '
• • .
• ....1CH , •••• Dr,...Swaynws Ointment.: . ."TETTER"
" Dr. iSwaynces Ointment. • - "TETTEII"
"ICH" ." • ' • "T.ETTER"
. . "ICIL" • NEVER KNOWN,.. t•TETT.EW ,
• "ICII". • • • • • ' , 'TETTEIPI •
• • 'TO 'FAIL: • • — "TETTER" .
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• "len" • IN CURING - 7111S •• "TETTEIt" .
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DR: SWiTNE!S. ALL-11E4,1NC OINTMENT
Cures Itching Piles, Salt }therm. Scab:- Head; lialdr,
• 'Skin Diseaties:
• Priee'so cents. By.'sending'tiii c,el .e to Dr. &rape
&:Son. 330 NORTII-SIXTI.I Street; T. ailudelphia: a box
will be Mailed to any part of the Ut.Red States, free of
charge: . •
• • SoId.by.IIENRY SAYLOR, Druggist, Pottsville..'
. .
Altrtinge•; - • but T'revie.-F,Veryz young - lady. and
:gentleman in the United Stites can hear something
very-much to their advantage by; return mail (free of
chargc:) by addressing the tinderagned, ' Those having
tears of being humbugged Will. oblige - by not - noticing
this card.: Ail othere:willplaiLve address - their. ohedi
'ent servant.. CII,kr.M.A.N, • •.
• - .7;1n •• • : ..•
. • ISA Ift .DVE Betl 'D VE
Batchelor's. flair. Dye is the best. in the
tyald, The only true and.perfeet Bye,rllarniless—ln
stanu-leons and: Reliable—produces a splendid 'Black
of Natural .Bmwn-'-rernedics. this I. e fleets of Bed Dyes;
and frequently restores the original color, Sold-by all
Drilggisti, The genuine is sigraid, Batchelor; 81
.Barelay Street, N0:v17(4k... .. • " • • ' 1
February 10, ISO 6. • : • •
Whimkero , l WliiMkcr, ::
-Dr: 0: MrixTrz!. eorrelia: the greategt Stimulator.
in the world; will force , - Whiskers or Mukitches to.
.iirow on the innoothest'fare- or chin never Irnown . to
601: sample for. trial sent . free . to'uny one desirous - of
testing nierits. '.Aodress, REEVES tto C0.:.73 Nassau
St., N. Y., : .• . June 30. !I.IG- -.20:2m , •.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
PROTECTED 13Y 'ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
- SIR j - A:IILES ULARRS
COlelliyaited
Freparedfrookru qf Sir :T. Clarke,_
M. D., Plaiiician...g.ilraorthriary ilipT2m-en.. -
This invaluable medicine Is nefailing, in the .cOie of
all those pal:011141nd .danzirons diseases- to' whieh the
female . coustitutiotlis.. subject. 'modt.fater till ex
ceSs.and removes all Obstructions, from Whateve cause,
and a speedy cure may.he relied on. —. • • .
• ... To Married - Ladies •. • :.-
it, leparticulaily suited: It will, in a kifort: time, brink
on the monthly period with regularity. • • .
gach - bottle; price One riollar, bears the. Government
Stamp Otea ritain,.to prevent counterfeits.
, , •
These Pitts ikould . nOt be taken by Pei-nate:l4,lr
ing the Fr 11.'77:THREE 31ONTILs' al Premark.:
cud, ctailtey. are sure to '.brlal on ,itisearriaye,
at .any other time they are stye. • • •
. Every woman knows - that the bloom , of .health must'
fade - , wtth - the. slightest irregularity or ObstruCtion of
the menses. • Ttese. Pills are tufty. that wormers. friend-
In -- hes hour of trial; and the .only surd:* fxysitive - fool -
ncveMfaillng cure of Supprestion of-nature, from what
-eve.ricause. So mild that : the .feettlt . can'talth them
-with perfect:security, yet so powerful .Ith their' effects,
that they mai be safely called, 'a never failing, Regula
.
. In all eases of Ilervoits'au&Spinal Affections,:Pains
in.the and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion.
Palpitation - of the Heart, Ilysteries; . and:Whited; these
Pills will *effect a curd when all other means have
-failed and althoughPOWerful reMedy,, do not con..
titin iron. calomel, antimony, or anything.linrtfalfo the
constithtton. • • •• : . • :
Full direittions in the pamphlet. around each. package,
which should trcarefplly ; ftresdrved. , • • .
yGgIS TS.
Sole (4enern 1 Agent for the BnitedStates.and.
Dominione. .1013 M0585,..27 Cortlandt St., N, y.
N; 13:—$1 00 and 6 three". cent 'postage Stamps en
'elnivzi to any anthorized • Agent., will ensure a nettle,
=gaining po, -Pithy 'by . return tia iL eecnrely sealed
-tram all observation.
,• 766—a.ty'•• •
Apes Pills,
ARE you sick, feeble and complaining ? Are Ironl
out of order vath your system deranged and your
feelings uncomfortable it These syrn punns are often the
prelude to serious iline , s. home fit- of alckneet is
creeping upon you, and should be averted by 'a timely
use of the right renaedy.Take! Ayers` Pills. and
cleanse out the disordered humbri—purify the blood,
and let the tinida move on unobstructed in health
again. They stimulate the functionti of the body into,'
vigorous activity, partly the syatem frau - the obstruc ,
titans which make disease. A cold settles somewhere
in the body, and deranges its natural functions. These. 1
If not relieved, react upon themselves and the cur
rounding organs; producinggeneral aggravation, suf
fering and derangement. Nt'hile in this condition.
take ..9yers Pills. and see how directly they restore the
natural action of the systerri, and with it the buoyant
feeling of health again. What Is true and su apparent
in this trivial and emu:am complaint is also true In
many of the deep seated and dangerous distempers.--
'the mane Purgative effect expels. them. Canoed by
tahnilar obstractions and derungefuents' of,the natural.
functions of the body: they are rapidly and surely
cured by the same means. one who know the virtue
of these Pills will neglect to- employ them When ant
tering foam thedisorders they ebre,, such au Headache:
Foal &etyma; -Dysentery,eßillions , Complaints, ' usu.
Keaton. Derangement of the Liver, Costweness. Con
stipation,'Heartburn- ithetnnatlant, .Detpsy, Worms
and Suppression, wart take.u.ln large doses
, s l'be am &agar Coated, ao.that the meet tentative
can tnTtethem easily: and they are surely the best par:
.gurus medletoo Ye4 , -dbi o oyfled: - • '', -
^ . ..
~ ire 8 4 4116 -Cure, - ' :
Per the epeehy ant(dettaln ogre of lutermitfeatFever,-
c. or Chills awl Ileyer,.Remittent- .Feire7, failik gev er ,
' DtimilafelerVal 1 /eadici dee rt r nme:Uead:
a d
_ 01.0!:197'. ever.: Ali , or. Flwi t
Orli ,_,Pryeitsic, In.Vraq.-044411p*, -
orrThle -.39..aiWinevereel
tal: o m' C ouPw lll rguw -Tele'll rhsrit. itabat i g tillw ;
,o,oroollistlirdametbso7toeThe , paWE
1 4 11 4 the ficothr 404 - V,P9s i r ' oea t
=atm limy -. jarf :- ver,._,-
to of the army anth weatf.try It audr
you Indorse theee,ammtroutO ... , = .4. z +: , v - •
O. % TBR , .- id i vl d i
: mid
1a .1F0.44 11.1
D
,
wrgividotia,. - ' .-
4digiotts
Tine Pierce of 12 , elawaric Water Gap;wlll
addrese the Sunday. School children in First Pres
byterian clurttb, : genl6es eel:Elmo:me na
2 The public are iectted.. . ' ' •
NOTICES.
•-. . •
Plita Preshyteklais Church, corner Ma
baritoi3go and - Third Streets. Ree... - .lsaab Brier, Pas-..
tor. - Services, Sunday 1034 A. M. and 734 P.-M. •Lec ,
lime; Thursibry'everiing at 734 P. M. ,Prayer Meetin
9.40 A.M. Sunday 5ch001...• -,
trEvattgaiical Church, Callowitill;strect..
Rev. •S.-S. Cuuml, Paiter. Will • preacli German :CV
ery Sunday , meriting at 10 o'clock. - and English in, the
Evening at 7 o'clock: • • Residence Market: streeabove 10th:
. .
• ; 131472.'d. Presbyterian Church, Market' Square.
WY. S.; • 'PL'IPIEI4 . - D.. D.. Pastor., Services Sabbath
mornings at 10}I ry , clOck • Eveningli, 7,}4'. "Weekly:'
Lecture and Prayer .Meeting. •Friday
. evenings, at
„o'clock. • • •Pastors rtaidence, - Matutntongo St., corner
tit or•Courtland street.- • • .•••• • • '•
117.11in.isters , Meeting every Moird-ty: *-
Af. r at the English Lutheran Church, Marset Square:—
Clergymen of Pottsville and vicinity 'are invited to at.
• 3, - .llleihoriist 114 'Second .street,
above. Market, Rev J. S. Coos.
,Paator. .Servicft ,
:Sabbath, at 10, .A, M., and 735,,"P..A1-Prayer Meet
ing,'Pnes.d4-.evening., at 7,54 o'clock, . •
4,2o7English• Esau.. :Lu th eran Church, "
Market Square, • Rev.' .U. GaAtrs.. Pastor.. Services
-.Sabbath morning at It) o'clock: Evening, 734'.• • Week
ly Lecture and. Prayer. Meetlng,. 'Thursday - evenings,.
, ..• •-
'• TX o'clone.' • • g•.. •
• •-• 'Enlists ' PenyCr ' Meeting, every: Sunday , .
Morning IrourS,l4-to 03g o'clock; in the -frame • Church
on Second Street, between Market and Norwegian Sig,
All ace invited. -
11.P7 it - SermanMecortned chiribt Market St..;
Rev C: Breirmr. Pastor. Regular morning services,
alternately, in the German and English langua,gen,
German en•Stl4 and tuttt" . Aognk. 2cl,' Idttriand 39th.
Sept r 14di'and 2S:h Oct:
: English' on .12th and 2Gth
August oth and 23d Sept 7th sta. - 274 Oct. • • •
• Regular Sabbath evening ,senriee. at TX o'clock, al
ways in the English -language. . Prayer Meeting and
Lecture every Wl.llllG.dny, evening at Ix o'clock:
Ist Baptist Church,_.corner Mahautongo and
• 7th streets, Rev. A. J. illon• Pastor. - Seriices Sunday
10)4 AL and TNi P. 51, . Lecture Wednesday even
ins at Soclock. Prayer Meeting Friday evening at S
• o'clock,: Sabbath Schoot 2P. M. : •
niAiantEn.
AU 3tarriage . .....votic; , B fntwt.be accompanied • with. 25
cefite;o frppear in ihaotirsAt:.:
ALINIA--npsENOirrrst. —At the house ot the
bride's father. io Pettsville; Sept. 2lth, • 1866,,,bv the
Rev. U. Grayes, Caph.Witttam. AtatAN'tolllll3s EMMA'
E. Itesa.ykaair::::, botltot . Yottvillle, • • • .
. . ,
the 22d friat,, by Rev. .J. S.
Cook, Mr. Sniff.. E. : BA:Lay and :Miss AGNES 1L DAo
um, alt of this - Borough:1: . • • . - •
, . . .
'DEITER-‘ZECLIMA'.On by. Rev. John
i'hil.'Stein, Mr: Jou:: Derrea,: of 'Cressona, to -Mita'
laenass,:of the same. • • •: ' :
GO6DMANZINIMERMAN—On the by
Rey. E. Ely, Mr: MASIAiOO.IitAN to Miss
nen:sivr, botlyorPor (3 t
Carbon. .
. . . . ,
JARVIS . —BALLOn: September. lasi. at Gi'bettor),
by the Rev. Henry H. Davis. Mr. JOHN JAY.V.O3 to /MSS
M.,Vii.v . Emma' Bat.t.,, both of the above place. • !'
.
JONES--TIIOMASCiu the 111 a lust., by the Rev.
•
Win. Morgan Mr. TsioNiAir S. Jossai to Mrs. M..ay Asa'
Tucu.i.s, both of St. Catir.:- , ..
. . .
LAUBENSTINE—SIEGFRIED—Qn the 25th of Sep-.
tember, lad'''. in the- parsonage of the nisi.' Reformed
Church.- bkliec. J. C. Bucher, Mr. - . - Levl LAVISI4StiTiNE
-to Miiis LYIiIA SiFIiFRIEIN all of Pottiville, Schu)lkill
. MECKLI-KOCIII4On . the'.l4lh hist. ' by Rev. John
Phii, :Reid; Mr. Jons..Mk.ex, of Schttytkill llacrn. to
Mis - 8 • . : • "••
. .. . . .
STERNEM 2 -CIIRISTJAN—On the 25th of Septm-
Mir, IStiti, .al the parsonage rf , .the First Reformed
einreh. by Rev, J: C, Bucher, - Me. I/AY:if:L. IlEmtr, efOu
"of 1ifr...11 - enjamin Sterner, to Miss Itirom,:s.; datt,lfiteroi
Mr , William Christian. all of,l•ottsville. . • •
DIED.
. . . .
ciiinottneetniTte pt deaths,' :free, Those tee
cOnipaniell with notices, dv.,iTtust:.be paid for at the
cafe of:10 cents`^T • . • • .
BRENTZ —Sent.lath; near . Frleilenaburcg,
Mar.:n!, only.. eon of John' E. and Tanina R. Bteutz,.
'Jett'''. • month and days: • • '..•
. .
. .
•K . lloll=;Sept. ltith; Ileghni Township, DANIEL
Elton; aged. 40 years.- . . • . • •
!OEYER—Sept; 22nd. in Pottsville, 31zate, daughter
of Peter and Elizabeth Meyer, aged 10 years and 9 mos..
MOLLY—On.the 17th last., he Minerecltle, FREIIE/1-
ICE MOLLY. w.natii - e of Germany, and a • highly es•
teemed citizen, agetr39 years, s.rrionths and 21 days.
SNYDER—Sept'. 12th,• near . •Friedensburg; SAKAI!
JANE, (laughter of Daniel: and Sarah J. Snyder, aged 1
year, 5 Months' and 21 - days... , .
. .
polo THE GRAVES OF THE DEAD
EAGLE MARBLE WORKS,
- • ••• Pottsville,- Pa: '
Marble, Granite, Piebiu and Brown St<Me Family
Vaults made to order. • The work.'Warrauted to give
entire satisracium : • - • • : . • .
Monatiten.s, Plain and Ornamental,' Head Stoves,
Tutiibe. Eli:•.losures, Tablets,. Urns, lambs, Flower-
Vases,3lantels, Bureau; Table :and VusteStand Tope;
- Designs and Plans furnished' and the work executed
in the best style of' art, and'of the vary beet material.'
P. F. EISBNBROWN (of Stlnersville);
-Bast 'bet3ieen Coal and. Railroad. Sts.,
near Polanivil Foundry; Pottsville. • . .
'GENERALNQTJCES.
. .
F 3 OM OIL .
A Ineeting . of the "Stockholders of the .flay
Farm Oil company; Neill - be bold at the PenusYlvattia
11.111; Pottbyille, on Friday afternoou felt, (October
at 3 tfclock,. for the: purpn, , e'of elonitig Directors.
--..• , :
O. e. 130.STYSLIELL, Secretary.
Thqtaeille.'Sept
•
. . .
•ii--.I'IMEASI.T.IIII7 DEP ARTMENT,I
COMPTiOLISH. OF TUE et i.RENCY, ,
• , • WASiIINGTOI4,. Supt ember 2 6 th. 'I
W )..
herein!, by satisfactory evidence. 'presented to the
Undersigned:At has bred made to app,dr that "The.
Pennsylvania National Bank of P ottsville ,"- in the 13or
ouely of. Potuville,:in the County of Schuylkill, and
'State of Pennsylvania, has been duly authorized tinder
an& according to the requirements of the Act of Con-.
gross entitled' •'An Act to provide' A.National Currency,
secured by.aidedge bf United Stites bowls, and to pro
"ldti fur the circulation .and. redemption thereef,' 4 ap
proved Jtme . -3d,,ltitS-1., and luta, coinplied„ with all the
provisions of said Act required to be compiled with be
fore ehmnieneing the .husiness - of Banking under said
Act.
The 011iee . 4.1 Comptroller of the Currency being "l
eant, now, thcirefore, Unlburd. 'Deputy
-and Acting: Comptroller -of the 'Currency; do hereby.
certify that The Pennsylvania National Bank of Potts
ville," in. the Borough of Pottsville, itt the County of
- Schuylkill and State of Pennsylvania; is authorized. to
runimence the business of Banking under the act aere-
lii testiinOny whereof, witness - my hand and
seal of office this 20th day of September, - 1666..
• • • . 11.ILAND .R.1117-LBURD, •
Acting and Deputy. Comptroller uf Currency.
- JACOB UNTZLSGER, Piesident:
C. IL DENDLEIt, Cashier. . •
3931
Scpt 2.9, ,66
, . .. .
• IN TILE COMiIION , rII..EAS OF
SCIIIUYI.KI IA: COUNTV. •
THE PLiri:SVIL v4 L : E „ '14.'4. THR . U P - Th'.: - : I Is. Equity:
TEE NEW BUSTON.WAL AND r•' • 'Nu' T., / I.so. -
L '
- . MIIkING COMPANY. ..:- J .March
, . . ,
• On r the tale and t;lth days of aulYi-A., • .D. the
hearing-and argument; of this;
case upOn the
tion for a'Speaal injunction, as prayed for in the Bill
of Complaint. Caine on to be heard, • and after hearing
testimony, and the arguments of counsel, it-is now, on
this Tenth day of September,'A. D. 1566 ; ordered, ad-•
judged and decreed, that a.wtit of Special - Injunction
tiball be issued to restrain the,defendants from- causing:
orperatitting the water taken from their.nlope to flow
iota' Flal Creelt at any point above . the dam of the
complainants on :the Broad Mountain, and re-;
strain tbadefendants from.:depositing coal, coal dirt,'
slate and other debris, so that the falling rains or Other
. washings thereof shall cause the • name 'tabe carried
into Mill Creek at any. point. above the said dam of
said comphlinaut.- • : • • .
Said injunction to remain in full force . until
or until said defendants shall well and sufficiently lay
aline of water pipei for the use of said company, to
be Connected with the pipes , of said, company. at said
dani and extending from thence .upwards so as toye
'ceive and collect therein all the-water that may flow
• into 31.111 Creek and its tributaries abOve said- dam and
above the: point opposite theslope of the defendants,
or so much thereof as -said company • may- desirato
• collect in said - plites. 'The motk of said extension
and laying of the water pipes aforesaid 'to badone
under the supeivision of : the said complainants. . • •
And.the Cuurt further ciited, that the nomplainants
6i% e, bond in $O.OOO 'with twu sufficient •aufeties,to i, -
Idemnify the sail defentlants.from all injufy.and.lpes
they or either or them • may 'sustain by reasou - of the
sailing of . said Injunction: • • ,•
By the Court;, JO..ll.•EEGER,,F!rottionotary. ,
"PRE above decree having -been made by'tlid COurt
against the New Boston Coal anirMlning Company 'of
Schuyiaiir''Couuty, it • wani '.on motion resolved at a
meeting of the Board of .Mantnors of the Pottsvllle
Water tkinipaly; held at their SePtem,ber
151.4: that the decree with the following notice lie
in thU,MinerS' Journal and Pottsville Stsudard,-
-of- the Borough of Pottsville, to wit i• , .
. The laud owners, coat companies or Miners near the
lead waters of Mill Creek or any 'of:lts 'tributaries are
Hereby hotified, that if any- person or, persons (in the
hingtiage of the Charter-of the Pottsville Water Co.)
-4Stiall cause or •peimit.any ,thing to •runor fall Into
-anystream from Which the , said .company shall take
`water to he introduced into the Borough of
.Pottsville;
which shall tend to corrupt-.the same or to render it
unwholesome -or unlit for domestic or.
-manufacturing use,. or for the :supply.of statlonaryor
locornntive engines shall. on conviction - thereof, Pay a
tine of not less then annul , more than Twenty Dol-
Aar* AND .SHAI.A. -MOREOVER - -REMALN .LI A BLE
TUE SAID COMPANY FOR - ALL DAMAGES."
This notice, itis hoped will prevent:any !Wrings
'meat on the•rights of the Pottsville' Water Company
.or to the injury- or guy, of the . consumers of water,
otherwise tile: company will.be connxilled 'to proceed
against them as'they have done with. the New Boston
'Coal abd Alining Company: • • ••• -. ,
EDWARD YARDLEY.Trest—Pottsville Water Co.
Attest—M: Boos, Secretary
Pottsville, Sept 14, 'da
'• JOHN BUNN lefUlarrlahurg aborktive.
..6r. six ye:lmage. Intending to.. go into the
00 Regions.. of Schuylkill or Lehigh County seeking
employment as a miner.. - . Re has not been beard or
mice, 'Any one hiving information concerning, him
wIII - 4ease communicate it '':J. W. - WEIR, •
• Seßt 22,-0 -sB4t• ' . " Harrlabneg, Pa. , .•
. • NOTICE.--Philiidel Phis. 'Frans
. "portaition tictid .F et Ceinapaity.
The:Commisioner: named fii the. Act passed at the
Seselou'ot the lag. Leglgature, - 'meet •at the ,Wash
ington Hotel. Schuylkill Raven, oti MONDAY, OCTO
BER t9th, 1566,. for the sale ot.the stock and orimuiza-,
Son tif eeldCompahy- • •
• BY. ORDER OF THR'COMMISSIONERB..
SS-
: -. Sept.. 22, 60 .
wife, SARAH PHILLIPS,
.'.having left my bed and board on the 30th
of 'Arignst, vithout aityJuSt . came, and leaving .four
little girls"- nuder'9 years of age, . without any one .to
care for them,, l.bereby caution all liereone against bar
boring or trasting.lter on my. accouutis *I will pay .no
debts of her contracting. - She left here in company
with my son; David IL Phillips, who hasi the ad. 3rd
and 4lh - angcrs of his right-hind crooked- from a burn
. to his childhood. They . left here intendiug.to go to the
•Phesuirrille Iron:Works, since which time -I have not
.heard fromlbom. DAVIE! PHILLIPS, DroVer.....
• • 36-2 r; • •
. .
.. .1P , r .
itof 11:A,INATION'thshe "tate •
Nriperintendetst of • if.: 0 INAVII 0 N
' . Wuresaa. The Board of Tresteee of the Keystone'.
' , Norma School at Kutztown, to the County of Berko,
did apply orrthe 7th of' August, A- ti: 1366, to•the Su
perintendent of Cointanit §cheole, - for inspection and
recognition under the "Act to provide for the training
of teachers for the Common Schools of. the. State, ap
preved Mey.26, 1317; and the supplement thereto Ali' .
protied April 5, .1553;'.t. . • , ' - •.• . :,- . .. • .
And - WinCREAS, Thc . Bon: Wtit: Worthington, of tile
County of Chter,lion. George - Lando n. of the County
:tut Bradford, Ban: S. Elliott. of. the'. County 'of Tioga,
and Thaddeus' Banks, .RN., ,of the County •of Blair,
were duly appointed as Inspectors, and Rev. John' S.
-.Ermentrout, Superintendent (tribe County of Bello;
• Jevse Newlin: Superintendent of the County of Schuyl
. kill,. and-E. I.' Young., Superintendent of the County
• of , Lehigh, were -duly .nottfied to attend according to:
law:. for.: the - inspection and , examination •of .• saki
...school, on Thursday; the 13th day of September, 1866, -
a t la o 'clock. A.'111.; and WumizAs s .onsiddliay . the In.
~spectors and County Superintendibtol , aforesaid did
personally, - atthe same time,'. IlWistit 'the Saperin
• tendent of Common Schools, - vl4,f -and carefully in-
Aspect raid vhowl, ' 'and .• after a Witmer examination
thereof lui&of Its- By-laws; Rules - and' Begolationa,
'audits general arrangements and 'facilities for, instrac
flock:did by,writtert report, nowoll.llle in *thhi depart-,
Inenz•aPprove the dame, and find that:oler * - ,.•,,l 7 'ci ta i e
;IR to the provisions , of - liedd stet 'wait anpOellieat., and
--Vtu Fern[ i latcV finkura 14 the Wrinlinat, with their,
;',nplatlnin ttlat:md , tinhconl has to . noliplled.mith the'
t 0 14 1 4 011.14• m i d
attli as fir as - can be done, before go
il
' -.. flthi Operation tinder-the Provision thereof ; ' ..,,, • -
' ~. ow, therefOre,•in purse - ante of the Ttft Sectional the:
'sold Normal !School Act, I do hereby givt le 4lei .
`that said.ichool has - been ,oftici_allx _ as
"State . Norio* , telehool Of' th - elnd No tdettlet,.
Poltanktie eottuttes,of .13er.itl3chtrylitill an 4 4.
Lighlned th/d. bY'tlio' namelWthe' Keystt •: . hef . tua1ud,..;. , .. „.. :
a* , 00l Itehall'enjoralt ttlteteiliett Ind.
I,lu k a be. 50 ) 0 4 - te alt . ' Pe. itattnit. ind..... 7 .,,
zs M ao
ect , 'in Aidaet, and llattuppltpueate4-,:..1..!• • :44;,t
...,„ .
us iteig there hereunto' set sky bald
• goua.. se al of - the' De,Partstkett; ett.Coettinou
• hooK' e tug. Ma ieth der of septembstoem
O_,R. COLCUTINAnpt4 ,, I cOthifto4'
, i , §4 4 :.. 22 , ' 66 ;' - 7' , ." . —.-.. . - .1. '1 '
• liiipmet Vitivet Trimistop
45,W41 .81 114101411. Doan,*
elt nig. • Ai* 44'44
T • -
FOR' SALE AND- 0.. LET.
...."
OR
igALI4L.A - lot . of second:hand 'Machine r y
Steum.Enizine, to-hon=e power, with boil,
:ens, drefrotits, pump, &c., all complete. Fmtable a
Small foundry. Also I,Portable Ermine with boiler :PA
goenior,...t.e., all completer about .1-horse pbViCF.
• Also about tons Rufie,•
.. - .
' -Also about S tons Sheet Iron.
Also Oat 'ears that have been 'used in a sl.,pe
i n ch page. .For sale at. the Machinery Depot of
- Sept tt,' . 66:--3-tf '1 - .JAugz SPAR co 2: sc.
- ,
OA 144 LIEC.:two Engines— nne a tw4-wv
Vane 'Oinver. and, one - a platy harm! pm% vr.
coal breaker:• Apply re - D. B. SEIDEL,
Blakth and Market Stn., I'ottacin .'
. .
:
Sept. lb. 'Gt.:
JNOR horse-power ENI; IN r.v,
twelve inch - cylinder, two - feel ,•truke, flux. ,
phtte fining ynnitinz, fitted tip in the Wig rnann;•;,.
, . • 11111311t6Y t SON, l'ottsville Inni
Sept 15..66
VO A rte.sirable,store property in
W tie Street, Anhlnird, Pu. For father In[ormAl i. , 11
ap . pty to• ••••• 1 • ' • JOHN B.
... , ,
Sept.l, '64 • . 3.,4(
N i o.ti e d @ r3 a • bt r ri o he p tot b trm . . f° c r or f o a p l i c eM ° - " alid u rto l . a' o rf',l
-
detra.ratent F,itus to blow, the same ond one of. A:0 - -
'en's Fans to drive eight or ten smith tires' Aan
ladles that Will pour a casting- from three Minch( tilt)
twenty , ftve hundred pounds; with - - bales. and 150.c.1, 1
complete. to , wock the same. For further
apply'W .• • • • • THOMAS WREN ; ;. - ..
'•• • ••• Grant Iriin Works, itiahanortlly, Pa.
Ft SA 11.1 R .—The. good will, stock and IliVture4
1. of the.ConfeCtianary and Ladies' Ice Cream Salon,'
in the Union Hall banding; Matiantongoldreet. Puta
vllle
now ocenpled by the undersigned, are hereby
7-
feted for sale. together with n engine, boiler. and
the necessary articles for Me manmacture of Ice t zenni.
Apply to.,
111 M. KATE till'OfiN, at the Saloon. -
• , . . - .
L'OR 11.E:—Ow second band etign,e, G 1.,.
puwer,.7 Inch diameter, 16 inch stoke. Itos
plate, grvernor and- force pump complete.Wili," 1.
sold' cheap, • " ..••.
Also one 50-horse poWerTriglhe, 16 inch bore, °a
stroke, heavy box bed plate, fly wheel pulley,
diam.,,l6 . inch face:: Suitable fur breaker or rain n , ,
.The above Enines are our own [mike, and u
'Sold below sort If applied for soon. • ' '
Also OLIO 204iorsepower Engine, -10 Inciiesdnim,
24 inch etnike.. I.lbx bed [date, governor , and' e
pomp Complete. • Alines/.
•!Frtinkiln.lron Work... , .
. - Jane - 30, .66-:-264f •.' Port ('orb,,,,
GRANT . V. 3 11... ' FOlt • s•_-‘:
in - Ale new town of GIUNT.VILLI:. J.. ,
on the headwatera of 'Mill Creek, one and a hall n.••..;
south of: iltahanoy City, and. immediately ea,t . ..a 'lit
large c•illiery of the New Boton Coal Conipan i„
public road ir.ota Pottsville to Maharroy
atm Brockville and Tuecarora. • pa;.s.es throe,: h
place. Good•writer can be had in abundance. 'I:. ~.
cation to convenient to' a. number of collieries Hi . ,
'Malninoy Region - . For terms, &c.,t" - A1.11•N
F151.1.8R, hail:Mee r tit the place, or trithe
MURPLIT, 1 . •41,111:•,
a' ,. t!" •
MEM
bORTABILE ENG gpEjwii-tutd-n
M. power, for :tale cheap.. Apply to- .B. BANNAN
L"10 RSA E. —One - neiv • Fifteen 1101,e
L' 'Shutt. Fly Wheel, Pump, Apply at Oulc,, t
Littie Schuylkill Islivigutlum t;Gul
[Jau. tre.s, t -It
. OR • MAL LlFC.—The divelllntt recently (iccui•i:-.1
F
by Jahn S. Grahaln fu ,Murrii , '"
Poii.easion, given tinmecliately..• Atldre.,:a
FRANK • CARTER, -*
' Real &Late Al.:eut., Mahanoy City, Penna.:
VOS MALIZ.-A. Hicks Engine, ,twebty-hor.,
r 'Tower. - to complete running orik.r, with boiler eti,il
all necessary gearing - attach:A. Apply to ."
WIC J, IiARLAN. No: 10, andwa•'rrinlty
'New York:, or to NICIIOLS lIILL,
Inc; Pottsville.. • ''June ii, .91:-.22-1( •
subscribers have for. sale at their Codlery on
JL Mill Creel:, a lot of: Pump Pipes, Spade Fluidics,
Splicing Plate Stnßenda, Pipe, Stab-ends; and other
Bolts, Clack. Piect...Pole littli n .,&era, and Pained, Balance
W( I •lits; connecting Rod and Bobs'. • 'Also &
sc. 'terse
Engine. . UEO. S. ItEPPLIEItCO. '
For further particulars- apply to J: G. & G: .S. REP
PLIER, No. ir29 Walnut St., Philadelphia,. or to J:\
L. GEIGER, at the Colliery. Jan 21,
.r UMBER !•
SILAS I3ALL baiting opened a lainber yard on C4.:d
street. near the 'nillway depot, destres to• intone iiis
*friends and the public that he has on hand alarge
sortnienhof all .kinds - of lumber, as he has his e a
steam sawn:tills. . fic.will be able to keep a large .up
ply-of elltand frame timber of all Itlngth:,4 and sues at
the lowest possible prices. Breaker and..other bills
sawed to order. - July 7,lde - 27- '
11AINES4 • FOR BALE.—Th e. U11t...r•
signed wisheato.infOrm the public thr.t hb has
small - Colliery for sale on liberal teCma - wi..h the ptie
ilege of opening oniour or tiveother,Veins of Coal. all
Above water level. The above mine is in working ord
er, Pnd can at. prmontehip front six. to eight cars per
day: which can be greatly increased by opening other
veins, whlCh can be doue at a very Small outlay.
dress - • • SILAS BALL, Pottsville_
- March 1.7, .66 • - • . . rt.tf -
01(3SE:14 AND:LOMA - AT PRIVATE
11
be sold at private 'sale, a td...
story frame house with a stone basement, and A,
lot; also, another two story, frame dwelling
house and lot, all Situated in the Borough o
Cressona, Schuylkill County: Said. property. At i 1 tit
sold cheap on easy terms to close an estate. For
terms, te., apply to ANDREW: REEFER, Agent, at
Cressona or to the subscriberat Lebanon, Pa.
- July 28, '6O • dUay,tn. JOHN GEORGE.
IKON WO filKti FORK.II.II.—Tbe under
1. signed offer at Private sale, the well, known "WA
WICK-FURNACE PROPERTY," situate ß,
in Clitisio,
Berke and Lancaster Counties. 'ih:fs property contabl4
.over 7500 acres. We will sell the whole,. or 301•0
-with the furnace and haprovemvntp, with or of ail
the ores.•mln6rals, fossils, &c., including. the alswe
proportions of ores, on all lauds which•ltave•beva
previously sold from OM property. Also; shout 6upd
•corda• of wood, cut last winter, and betwe4alsiis url
2000 tone of ore on the • bank. The larnace-u ill Go
ready for oPerging: by the first of August. 10.5 t:
capitalists this is an'opportunity seldom offered. For
terms, dtc.., addrs. TRU& M. ,k NATH4.•
.F.qs...Pottstown; Montgomery County, Pa.
Warwick Furnace, -Juue,2o, tact._ , • - . 25-15 t
LOST AND FOUND
. . ,
. . . . ..
LOST.--The discharge parvra of the subscriber. A
private in Company D.. 911111 Regt. Pennsylvania
Volunteers, Mid.also his Naturalization Pupern, • They,
'Were lost on Railroad St., on the afternoon of - Monday,
Septeinber rth, ISGG. .6:suitable reward will IS'e paid
to nay, one leafing thename at the Miners' Jourhal of
flee. '' • . • • WM. ANVFIT, .
Sept 2•1., 'GG .
- -- . • . ,
QTRAV ED from the underelgned In Shenandoah
_1 , 7 City, on theSth Met., a large brindled ---.,
..„ e ,,,,....
Cow with. large borne," spotted along the rfarl,
belly and -flanke, 'With half moon on her • la;
forehead,.aturbetWeen six. and seven yearn -- "`
old., Any person giving information in regard to her
or returning the same to the enbecriber dill be suits:
bly rewarded. •, • . • .• F. 11. .)101"bilt. -
. Shenandoah eity, - Sept 15, '66 . '•
.. • 673t* ,
M
A TBA YE D black, ruirtly rrip
-ri. pled mare Mule came to - the premises of. • •
Lucas, Detining Co., at Spruce Forest '';•,-•
Colliery .abtve -St. Clair. The °whet will uk:„.
please come for - her and pay expeitatti or she
will be Sold according to law. • - ' . .
Sept I=.b-4t - - • LUCAS, DENNING
LEGAL NOTICES:
ADMINISITRAVOEIN 1410.T1110E.--Where
a.slettern of Administration on the estate of J.hu
S. Pulsifer, deceased, late of the - Borough of Orwig,.
'burg, Schuylkill . County. 'have ',been, granted to toe
subscriber,—Notics is hereby given to.all persons in
debted to said estate.to. make payment and those hay
ing claims will present them fur settlement
' SAMUEL H. MADDEN, Administrator.'
,
A .111111111111121 IV RA TO 11t 9 .4 011 C E.--W here
as Letters of Admiutatratien 011 the `estate'of
Joriathan Johnson, deceased, late of the Borough of
Sr: Clair, Schuylkill County, have been granted to tbu
ealmeriber,— . Nutice is hereby given to MI persona in
debted to'said estate to make payment and those halt
ing•cliiiiria will present them to . •
• CHARLES R. JOHNSON; Adminisirlitor,
' Sept 29, . ' - • ,89•61.•
WANTED.
13/BIVAT E .BOARDING WANTE D.--
I. A.gentleman nad wife want priv.ite 'hoarding in
Pottsville, in aTumily where there ate no other board
ers.: ' Location, central. Addreeti. ..X. Y. Z. Miners ,
Jouriutl gtflco. . Sept 29, '.66-69-1t•
'AGENT.s
,WANTED
FOR FRANK MOORE'S - NEW -YORK
. .
" WORIEN OF THE WAR."
A GENTS will:find this a book•of real merit and
traluseconorr New,—irstensely intered
ingaud. exciting—No wou.k-ever attracted and engsgeti•
the publie mind • like this. Everybody wants it, and.
thousands will putchase Was soon an . an opportunity
is afforded them.. • Essay:lna Agents Say'of
. •.One experiencs.4l Agent writes: it is the easiest and
pleasantest Book to sell he ever canvassed tor ...and
says people are delLdstert with it, the Ladies especially;
• ' Another says:, "Women of the War" is the book of
the season.. -Another; 131 orders iu Four 9uysi. • .
One teports 17 thellnst day of canvassing... ,
INvs:LT.lO67r, active MALES or. FE-11A LES 'will find' tili3
8111 S of thfs'work a pleasant and lacruti* employment.
' This Book • has •no Competitor—lt Comes fresh ,and
nekrtir the people, The territork, bi clean. and clear.,
Agents understand the advantages:ln this particular.
For full particulars Fend for Circubtr. Address • . •
8. S, Se`AANTON CO..
lr.G•Anltim St., Hartford, Con.
Sept 26, ,667-20-3 t
A
-I;lT'4'i*'
DOne ' hmatired Mules. and Horses to
Pasture at $1 '2fi perlweekt ' •E. 13. PEALE,.
Sept 72.,35.2t] IKmlleibelow Schuylkill Haven.
tii ANTE Ell.—A" middle aged - woman wants a situ
l' ..atiou aa housekeeper with a respectable German
Datch . family. Addr!aa C. Ir., • Woodside' post
Office. - • . Sept22:l4-33.2V. . •
ANY .
WT Eili.--Coutractors to do the darpenter 'a nti
.11 Mason work oh Own:stone-pow:we on Howard Av
enue, Pottsville. Allto.2slahoters on excavation and
clearing Plantiand specifications eatt be - meen and
information had at the Office of G. HEWES,
• Sept 22. '64-4S-ter '• Centre St.; Pottwille.
WANT ED.-ThreeTemale Teacheis in the Potts-.
of PrimaryOr.Secondury
grade. Salary ; $25 to $3O a Month. by the year. • Ail
applicants (whether already.provided with certificates
or not) are required to attend at the'Lecture roofa. in
the Centre St. filouse, on. Saturday. October 6th; at 3
A M. to pass an examination by. the County Superin
tendent, iii thdpreseace of the Direebirs.
Ithr - Present TeactieM applying for Promotion, wi4l
attend at the.samelime and place. fol like purpose:
By order of Boiled of •Directors.
CLIR L BTOPLIER LITTLE, Secretary.
38e3t
Sept 22, '66
ANTED;;..,!ttielve good BE4:cod-hand 13011 , s"
V, 30 or 34 inch dlam. The highest cash'price rsi
paid tor Machinery or scrap, iron of any • desciiptb.n.
Extra price paid (or chain, or railroad hon. steam
engines and uiachinery of all kinds bought. and sO un
commission at the Machinery Depot on Coal Street..
• • ' JABEZ SPARKS. '
ri'.Orders by #1 will receive rirompt 'atten Ron.
AGENTS-11*ANTED. - -Good,.active men
canvass every districtor the County for Fire, Life:
and Accldentallinsarance.. ,
. A good occuption for School Teachers dnring vacs
lion.' RUBEItT . C. .1111 1 1,, ,t ."
Masordc.Building, over Bright!alla.rdware Store, •
••• Jury'ti, 1.966-294.1 , - •• • -Pottsville Ps
.
ualfaiNEEß. OF firigNlßA.—Wanted a F , ltnai:
- '124 tkut by a first-Class practical man • thoroughly rtki
cated in all lusbelles. and requiretneuts of practli . 3!
mining. -For partlenlans and testimonials address St.-
psaLsrnoumpir, P. 0. - Wl.l4usbltrre, Pa.
S — Tll - A32 - EfIIGINI3I WANVED 7—Tfie urC
der signed wiatieeto purr-Moe 3 second-band Steam
&igloos, of 20 or BO borne-power.each. Address • -
" amaz. swam* rottsTineara. .
:mu
May T. ;64
. .
GI3B2NWOOD' Ni; NE
JOlll4 D:JOYCE in no longer In the em
plOy of the e subocriber at Greenwood Nursery.' WO
found It nowessarriet'make a ebange. 'and we have en.
gaged ?ttr- gEtdWAS,CRUCENEI4, of Philadelphia,
who understabda. - thorouAW, the Nursery and Plant
qtaialui.willitW be found courteous to vie
itorp, castomers pinata° rely upon obtaining what
thiy May WWI . plant 'or tree. win be sold, IC
there is any..doubt that.4ls not true to =Me. • •
BANNAM.
t:—The.Crirrasna•
• :of - Bthrrylklll lit'aven • Is now prepared .10.
furnish Made on all occasion at the following rates
one day: , 11130'f:law time a proportionate re
daction willtoksuidei'z---_ - •
.Byentnglietece4einiitlorongh '" 110 .00
iS
.Theraboke - Prioes will be 'strietlyi• adhered to. Ail
rollamoniWions relalintrio•entagements,Will reeci%
prompt attention btOdresslairiiicr;
Sept Et. '66--46.4t ', • .'''PZT r &cll.
,:33ANSPIT .-11.411111311.411i1it. ;suAcai.i.
L. the beat and safest tbing. area' invented. EvlrY
one thank' we it. Callandsee It.;• •
s • ' 33112KRE ,holk,
A Sept. - ..• - . • ant . •
.. - U9 . 01*-o: : :;s4t:iMEit,
swim.=
. _
- •
tho:4o Nuaum itch Street;
*44 4 1 1 1•44 1 01 rhiliade/pkiai •