The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, November 03, 1866, Image 3

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Celdmnll Coiant k Co..'No.llo'Broadecy.'New York
City. is • autinnized to 'receive subseriptions tor , . the
.Idiimala• Jaressi. and else TO Collett bills, for_ the-setae
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NEW NAP OF THE
ANTHRACITE COAL REGIONS
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This 'Um) le tie latest published ot the Anthracite
Cowl fte , ions of Penuellsania - it differs in Many.re
t. peas from other Maps publi-hed. because tt givers'the
formathitt , snd . also a representation of s ee Coal Bit
shot. together mtb the location of all theNcollieries in
the Anthracite Coal RfgiallS, &c.. oic.. : • , .
Price on Raters - SI 'SO
In case for Pocket...,. . . i 30
In Sheets ' .'
Do., on-Muslin - ' ' ' ' - - ITS
Do on Muslin dissected for. do ' - • - ....- 2 . 00
Those In. Pocket 'form will be Sent free by mail on
receipt of the above prices. For sale at .. -
. . ..... RAN.NAN•q.Booltstore, Pottsville. - '
IV.trc.tiE-s, Jewelry and tirirer-ware, of superi
or quality oUitable, for Holiday and'Bridal - Pres
ents—airertisement in ibis isms by Henry Har
per, 02() Arch St., Philadelphia. give
bin a ! • •
SYLVANUS COliII; the story writer, Is dead,
aged CI • , •
- .
VitalioNT liar ratified the Constitutional
AmendMent
Popub.ixon of Lebanon county is estiniateti
at,forty-01:10 thousand. •
Tire bealth of Lebanon is completely, re-
Ftored, we arc glaci to Atate: •
W.opnt,t, PHILLIPS is in favor ofthe adop
tion-of the Const4utiOnal A.rnendment.
DANIEI: &son, Esq., .Postmaster at Ann
vine, Lebanon C'nnty; died on Sunday.:
Inns Terre. Republican, has been elected
to Congress from Nebraska:l33 .. 748 msjority.
.311..%3 FAN :4 SNWARD, daughter of the See
• rMiry of State, was buried in Washington on
Wednesday. '
A. T. STEWAnr is going to elect houses for
the poor of New York, at a cost of five millions
of dollars. The architects are at work. •
btmonAr. clerks are to be dismissed from
the Washington departments. Nothing is
said about ; immoral Presidents.
DixoN,- the editor of ." The London
Al 4enie r - who .viskted th is -Reg,ion recent
ly,: Sailed for home nn Wednesday last...
.
THE present stagnation in tnisiness is duo to
uncertainty of the financial future. This uncer
tainty 'is caused by the incomprehensibly mad,
policy of Andrew-Johnson .•
SENATOR WM W.4311T,, of :New Jersey,
died:cin Thursday, aged 75 years. The va
cancy will be filled by the Governor.. It will
be a Republican appointment:: • •
• Cot. LYNCTI and Father 31'31116°n, a Catho
lie priest, have heni' sentenced to death. in
Canada: by the authorities, for being eon
neeted with the late .Fenian invasion..
_ Senorita cOLFAx recently said in a speech
in Illinois : • "Johnson larhO body hanging on
the verge of the Gpvernnient, • arrcl•if hp don't
inind q - s..lfe'll•diop off." •
CArr: RAncn.,of Reading,. IS doing good
service for the Right in. Now_ Jersey.. - The
Captain is an able and eloquent speaker.
We expect to hear a good account froin New
Jersey next week.
Goon.—Theodore Tilton being asked by a
Copperhead whether ho would marry a negre,
replied that he would net; but added what
'night be. deemed personal . by. the Copper-.
head, that. ho would be ashamed do be the
father of a colored womat,'s eltildien and not
marry het.. . • - • •
PARENT.% R V-SPONSIBIL:ITY . --The father
molds' thehpad ; the mother, the heart ;'the
father appeals to the understanding; .the rnO
ther, to the affections ; the father prepares
for times the; mother, tbr eternity. Happy
the children who heed the, wise teachings of
'both. `• •
DIAJ!Te. 14Aockyarrt, the young Irish orator„
who spoke with force and effect at sev,eral
points in this. County during the late - cam- -
paign, for - the Union cause,- nas on the 21st
ult married to Miss Kate. Appleton, an ac- -
eomplished young lady of - Washington. We
wish them much joy.
- WE understand that, the paupers who were
.
recently takenfromthe Poor House-by the
Copperheads,. and .distributed ~.a.round- . the
County to vote; their:temporary quar
ters at taverns; etc.., solve% that..it was with
great difficulty they could be .induced to go
back to thealms House, where: they would
be compelled to labor for their GRETI3. , •
. ilzaa is.a toast. given recently at a dinner
• -
table. in New Orlearis:
"Here'a to the man that drew The trigger .
That bliot the man ‘vho - freed the nigger.'
If the author of that wants an office let him
call on Andy at once. Those - are the.kind of
fellows "swinging around" likes to pat on
the back and encourage. •
THERE is precedent Pir the impeachment
of President Johnson, furnished by Andrew
himself • We will publisk.the Particular's in
our next. It - is the case of Huniphreys,who
was. Judge of the: United . States •Ctiurt , .in
Nashville, when 'Johnson' was ProVlsional
Governor pf Tennessee. • Johnson Charged.
him with making a speeCh'theyffect•of which
was : to bring the ilovernthent into: discredit:
lie was Arraigned; tried, andby
. impeached
the unanimous Note of the :Senate. 11.unt 7
Phreys' crime was venial compared with what
•Johnson has done against loyalty. ,
How TO 'PREVENT IRE NECF.SSITY OF ENT
LAROING THE PRISON---IE our last we stated
that the prison of. this County was too small
to contain the 'prisoners and give each a cell.
--We can get over that difficulty without spend
ing fifty or a hundred thousand dollars, by
just reforming the administration of affairs in
this County. A dishonest and reckless man
' agement of ,public ,affairs has the effect by,
imparing public morals, to fill our prison and
alms house.' If the taxpayers Will adopt this
course the expenses of the shamefully mis
managed poor house will be materially re
duced, and we will hear no more of the
necessity of enlarging the prison. - • -
COWAN is now the right hand man of Presi:
dent Johnson. On the 4th. of March, 18G$,
Col. - Forney led Johnson who was drunk,
Into Ids' room; to save him from the public
gazer As soon as Johnson had 'staggered in;
he fell upon the door and wasVnable to rise.
Cowan at that moment came in and , casting
his eyes on the disgusting scene`,, exclaimed,.
"Forney, why don't you kick the A--d
drunken hog out?" . These are the men the
ingrite now takes to his bosom, while, the
man who endeavored to shield him from pub
lic ridicule and contempt, was the first upon
whom he opened the Vials of wrath and vi
- tuperation. ThiCopperheads evidently knew
him. better than we, did, when they used 'to
• call him a clown, .a boor, a drunken beast,.
REDuctioN OF TAxEs —lt is confidently
predicted that one of the first acts of Con :
loess, when it reassembles, will be a gen
,eral reduction of taxation. The investiga
tions of the revenue commissioners provided
for at the late session of Congress, hive been
of a character to warrant are commendation
for tbe reduction of taxation—for the repeal
of the entire tax on manufactures and• raw
'material, as well as a reduction of the income
tax, making it three , per cent. - on incomes
over a thousand dollars:' It is only necessary
for the present Congress to make such a re
duction, to complete its gteat - acti hi favor of
the. country's - peace and prosperity. But for
other considerations*- looking to the welfare
of the great.consuniing and laboring ukase's'
of the country,. we trust that this contempla
ted reduction of taxation will:be speedily and
liberagf made. - •
Tar leapt said about .a Congress whose members
Voted hundreds of thousands of dollars - Into the pocketr
of tts members at the close of the session, the settee
win it be for their reputation.—Phila. News.
Yet the editor of the News who seems by
the way, to have freedmen's bureau on
,the
brain, forgets, to: state that the. measure—
..
. which we condemn most heartily—wsa
troduced'hy a cnpperhead M. C., and voted
for am mast by the copperhead members.:
The least said about that especially by cop
_ perhead papers, ; we think the better. As for
the expenses of the bureau upon which the
editor harps ab •much, they have been:
curred mainly In feeding the needy widows
• and orphans of rebels. Five whites In the
• South have been fed by the bateau, to 9ne
-Pegro.
THE 'PENNSYLVANIA. ELECTION.
OFFICIAL TOTE: FOR..:.COVERNOIL.
.1b63.
11
- 11
corsnzs.
I 2 039
I IT Tug
a 146 1
1 3,031
2.130,
6,ori
3.253.
6 722
.Adams
ItTbeilY•
Armstrong
'Bayer .
BLlttLad..f •• •
.Berke
'Blair
• •
Bradford ..... ..
Elvis;
Carbon
Centre •
Cl:Leiter. .•
4,114
9 , 3,
1,613 ,
, 1,5311
t 1 4,7
1.501'
6.141
3 434
6.065
3.462
I 336
6,20
3,.91
• • :anon •
Clearfield ..;
Canton: • •
C. ilurribi a... . • .... .
Crawford.
Cumberland "
Taiphin
Delaware •
Elk'
Erie •
Fayette. • "
Fareat :.... . •
Franklin.. '
Fulton •
'Greene •
Huntingdon ' •
Jefrerion '
Juniata.* "
Lancaster:,
Lawrence.....
Lebanon.. - •
• Lehigh.: . . :
Luzerne. • • • •
.I.. t yerniti ngean g • '
Milllin • •
Monroe ' • -
7‘ll ,, nrgomery:...
M0nt0ur.........
, . Northampton'.
Northqinberland
Perry
Pike • •
Putter • '
Somerset
e:allvan
Susquehanna.,
Tioga '-
Venimgo
Warren
Washington...
Wayne.. ....
Westmoreland
Wyoming '
liajortUe
SCHUYLKILL:COUNTY
THEIR DEPLORABLE CONDFTION.
• ,••••
A COM PART S
Schuylkill Couaiy affairs are terribly mis—
managed, by the.party in power.
,Its debt is.
enormous; made in by. the cupidity of.office
holders, and. is yearly increased because the
men whose duty it is to guard. the interests of
the County, reftise 'tO act. If the tax-payers
do not -move. in this matter, real: estate -will
diminish in value while the rates . of taxation'
will increase
Row is, it wiTh other countieS in the State?
Let us select two for comparison—Becks and
Lancaster, one largely Democratic, the other
largely Republican. Those counties paid as
large lfount les to, soldiers as Schuylkill did.
When the Rebellion commenced Lancaster
:had no clebt, while Berks had a dt bt larger
than that of. Schuylkill. : The flnar,zial con
dition of those counties now ia as follows :
Schuylkill Co, debt Jan: 1, 1.886....5974,1Q4.
: •``
bipcastee, " , ,
DOes not this show most and erim
foal misnianagenient In the administration.o
affairs in Schuylkill Coupty?
. If'we look at thi3 salaries received, the e
pendittires r . etc.,
.for .various purposes in thoSe
counties, - contained In the last' official annual
reports,' we find that -this great difference ex
ists :throughout. 'Pax'-payers,- look .fit the
'statements. They are as follocVs . :
SCHUYLKILL - COUNTY
Debt paing interest,
Interest,-,
Balance in Treasury,
Outstanding taxes;
Treasurer's per centage
Pahl to POor:Houc6..in 1885,
Commissioner Zeigler in 1865, -
• do Foley do.
BEREA tOIiNTY.
Total,inclebtedness of County, $303,163 - 2R
Outstanding taxes, Jan.l., - • 104;914 29
Poor House Expenditure, 1865, , ...48,749 19.
Commission's salary, itSiein. 652 00 .
do • do JohnlrUtz, • 550 00
do - 'do H,..llawmans,, 66200
Treasurer's, silars,• - . 1,000 00
LANCASTER COUNTY
Lancaster Co.-debt paying interest, $193,000
Interest at h. and 5 . per Cent, - 7 0,862
Balance in Treasury,• •-• •
Outstariding taxes, ". - -
Treasurer's per tentage 1865, -
Paid to Poor HouSe in 1865; • •-•
Balance in. Poor House Treasury,
Comthisaioner's pay in • 1865,
• do • do do
Tax- payers,•lf yon :tc-upt the_mismannge- .
moot that is yveighlue yrni &own stopped,-act.
.THE CONSPIRACY cONSIIMELATED. -.
As we antieipited. Swann of
.Idary
land Lisa consummated his conspiracy against
the*rights oftheloyal people of his State.-- .
They are to be hinded over to the rebels
He has cleciderl.to: remove the Polies COrn
rnissLiners of alitimore, Although there is not
partiele.of.evidonee to sustain the charges:
brought against theni He has done this in the'
.face of the offer Of the Conimisslinieis.. before
the eorning•eleetion,•• ity appoint 'one' cOnser
vative judge Of electlOtOrteach•precinet, not
.beeatre there had been any unfairness on the
part of the judgeS at the reeenfelection.• but
because they desired to avoid every. cause of.
'dissatisfaction that might cxNt. % •
• It is satiaNctoty to know that the Commis=
sioners will resist this usurliatory • -aef• - of the
-Governor.. To the.couria they will loOk to
protect them against every attempt tudePrive
them of th6ir office, books papets, etc. A
special despath from Baltimore, says • -
They will resist . SWinir- and - his J'Phq hor,.. In
every legal way ; but, "if Andrew John Son fierein
troops here; resistancenf the coiiimissioners !nil .
the loyal people ends... The Boys in Blue and the
Union people will back the commissioners against
Swann and The rebels at every hazard
not fire upon "the old. tlag" carried br -Clover u
ment troops, even though they are in the service"
of the -faithless usurper at Washington.- The
people inthe North who keliexe • that we intend
' to organiZe a forcible - resistance to the army hf
are - entirely in error. • Against rebels re ,
slat Against military rule-we only offer our pro-.
test.: This may lose us the State government_
probably will—but the. grandrequll . of military
interference • against-.loyal men, which. will be
reached before-March, will amply campensate the
loyal people for any • present- disaAter or discern- .
fort: To that future we trust. implicitly: • •
'Under the Constitution .the
.President . has
-no right to interfereland send troops in to aid
he Qovernor, until called upon by the Leg-
. ,
islatnre. Should he - attempt it his fate is
sealed, . Nothing can 'save him from Im
peachment. It would be advocated bir the
mildest Republican.. It is evident that John
snn and his. tool .Swann who wants to go to
the United States Senate, are actuated by the
spirit that caused the. blood of hundreds •of
loyal men to flow in the streets- of New.or
leans. The moral effect in the one case is
the same as in the other. Condign punish.
ment will yet be meted out. to the men who
seek to elevate disloyalty-at . the expense ;of
Tule CANVASS IN NgSV Yoas.-=Last week
upwards of 160 public meetings were.held in
vavioua parts of New York, and the Tribune
of last Saturday contained notices of 190
meetings to be . held in various parts of the
S,tate this week. The canvass is a tremen-:
dolts one, and the Repuhlicans, will triumph
in spite of all the fraudulent naturalization
that - is now taking place In the city of New.
The Tribune believes we will carry die
State by from 15,000 to 20,000 majority, and
secure aa many members of Congress as we
now,have, although we may lose one: or two .
in the city, where we gained before by splits
among the Copperhead& *- •
*- Ills believed that we will gain one or two:
members of. Congress in New 'Jersey, and
. sweep the State. . • • .
The elections take. place on Tuesday
• next in those States, and a large number ef
_others.. Get your guns ready and prepare for
thunder. .
DEATH. OF Ma. EIECILECHER..—This COM
tinnily was pained this week, to bear of the
death of Charles A. 'HeckFcher, Esq who
for many years was identified with the coal
producing interests of this RegiOn., He died
very suddenly irt-.Rew York City. where he
resided, on •Tumday .evening last, in the
- Ixty first
,year of age. Mr, Heckscher
was a native of France, but had resided over
a third "of .a century -in this country, where
he was recognized as a high toted, honorable
merchant, and . an energetic, enterprising
business man.. Some, of his family intended
to sail for.LiVerpool in:the Steamship BCotia
on Wednesday minting last, but the sad
event of courser.delayed their departure. A
biographical sketch of Mr. Heckicher will be
fcttmd under our obituary bead:
. .
Itszr haa declined In price in the New York
market. The wholesale price kas declined from
si=Cade b U Witte per mod,
`TES .LATEST. FROM 1111,LTIECORE..
Gov. Swann's . aiiion has creased intense
exchiinent, bnithe presence of Gen.AGrant
in )3114inore is . productive of good. The
Ctuiliniistoner:i are fl. in. and hacked by :the
-
loyal people Of the State stand upon the con
atitetiem strict the. laws: They will look to
the courts for redress, • - , *
T74E06. .
Presilient Johneouis the instigator .ot 'this
hu . sipeEs,, the, iniquity of which
will rest as hed6ly upon his shouideri as the
blood of murdered Union men In New
.
leansmist rest, upon his conscience . QfJaim
it maybe said, "whom the gods would des
trok, they first make mad." The attitude of
the Bileinorti.Comtni4hiners, IS noble,. -and
the heart of the layal North is _with .them...
N. 20171
10,053 i
2,14.6"
9.7t4i1
12,627
G S3G
await
s,noa I
?JP,
-2110
3.05 W,
5,499'
9..G9s i t
,1-a I
1.911'
4.236
3,67G1
1,759
2'2
32.60 I
3,79.
.
Iron fails on the :Reading Railroad at P..t.t;stowl„
last less than th-ee-years.: The . experiments in Eng-.
land prgre that steel rails will last twenty times as Innz'
as iron falls. 111 the Steel roils i.ow'nsed. In England
hare two treads -Mr, John L..Pott and' Kr... Lewis
Griffith, hare returned to' this place from a three
mdtitha'.fisit to England, Seotland.liri South Wales.
for the pttrpcnie oterninlnlng the Steel Works. making ,
steel by _the Er:risen:ex phicess... They look.lettersnf
intrininctlen Treat Gor. Curtin. and were freely admit-.
• ted to ail the lafge They.works,. have otitnittellmneh
valtSble inffirmation.
2.33 T
3,533
9.969
4.51 rt
4,301
916
3.951
1,754
1 9ai
t 4
44.4.30
5,691
3,647
376
7437
They aaWre portion of the 10,000' tons of steel rails
now being made by Brown co.. a Sheffield; - fir the
.Pennsylcaula Balirand Cu. Steel rails lniported. at this
lima ;+ill ce-tt about two bn..dred dollam per ton; iron
rails nt!,ety-11e dullansper ton. ' - • •
We must m'*ke our own .steel riffle and (vat • using
iron 'Safely and economy' both demat‘d it, :Very
ninup of the. old iron works in Ele.arid..Sentlatul and
Wales arenntting up Beisenser Steel eonyerters.'.The
processis.very simple. and requlres only thirty minutes
to -concert melted pie metal Into. Bei,armer Steel, by . .
lily:swine cola nir.lnto itat a premure of: IS tbs. to the
square kith; , . '-• • • . Bran
OM,
3,0 , 5
1 GEV I
2.712 1]
7,4'391
1,441'
6.535.
11,trift,
2.290
37.103
HOMEO?AI'ILTO. 1). -Witeon, one of the
moat noted . tiumeopsthje physicians of New. York,
has written the, following card •••• _
• - ' " Nent._ York, Get.' 18th, 1602:
This certifies-that I have heel/ in the habit' of
using Spect's Pori wine produced 'by A. Speer in
Passaic, N..,T., - from the - Port Grape, and have
found it an excellentateniachic and. tine gentle
stirnuleht and udo. It is especially useful in ca
eca of .great iu. lung and atom
:4)ok weaknesses. ' ti '
A.:D. Wilion, D.,_lltb *street; N. Y.'
5.34 . 2
1,523
3.322
2.495
4.3,517
'lO5
1,2b5
1.130
3,5.0
3.361
:.551
61,"_G5
360 .1,1.34
.1,3 d
2,795 10.514
1 ; 799. 1,336
2,039 1,759
436; 761
4,499.- 2,981
4,791 1,63 .
1.991 ,
•;
1.281.
.4.400' 3.432
2.681' 1,512
4.971 4,712-
9,397. 2,533
5, 11 .16 • 6,113
1,418' 1,499
. 5,896 8,790.
Taciara...-WO.deeire.to call the attention (hoe°
who are ohrged iciaBe the article. to .11p supertOrri.,
auto:neat. einale and doable, to-be obtained at 1 .
• Nov 8, ',6CL.4 - 4- • ": TItOITE9•; Apothecary.• . •
SPRINO tantSnalmer LTndercletidng eau be obtained
it D.. A:Smith's, Centre htitet: - • . •
Fueaca PaineM,Ltsarilbaus, rLbeaall4hl :article, at
n. A.;•Snittles,-Pentreatroct: ' • • .• •• •
. .• ,
36'1,`274 . °.90,1:911
. !‘2 4 A , ,Crritl • •
. `Fon Crarripa„Cholent, Diarrheca,..DYeentery and any
disordered elate of the. bowels, we the Cholera .and
Mart:via mixture, prepared by Engirt!, npotbecary...
. .
Garai' Case.P.o.ss.—Mr.ltierali eller of Miners
vile, Schnylk ll ; C.oniity, Pa., .was with the
Piles fo . r 13 year -and the last •.10 years his safferings .
were dreadful . : .11ad Arloil: many kiaaS' of rnedic.inas
, . .
and all to no nen until he need . ROGERS' BOTANIO
OINTMENT, wtdch cured hint' sound in two sycnks:
Prls 60 centaa lion. Sent by. -mail fur 60 ceitti. 7 ,
Adtire4 S;1100ERS, 206 Dock - St.,, Philada Pa.
Octotwt G, '66 -•
• • •
"lobileath'e onglno.. packing.—for • terms see
no.. 639: dmii aid nn. 9..6 ( - ley :how
May . I"_, '6
" .
. .
litium' hi Alll T 11?) TOCLAT/TICAS elegiunly perfumed.—
richness and brilitanesc menaces. ilandruff,
Anil promotes:the growth of the hair. Them Oat clean
. .Iy.articie for the toilet. . . . .
trAtTE Ain SOUND Tfrru, sweet breath, and clean
mouth are obtatned.by 'using pDONTINE., prepared by
. .
. . .
. .
'NIT! Centre
CieptsiritEs . at D.-A: Smiihi clothing -
Store, street:Pottsville.: : . :- ' ,
.. .;
. . .
Farpran. English andArnertcan.clotha sll itylea and
or the .dneit. 'qtuditieP, at D. A: Smith's; Centre itreet:
. .
• • Gcovna, Deck-ttea and Hon. to intt'avery•takti, aril
'at rednced,pil ca. at D. A. Contientient:
363,163
193.000
quantity soil by Railroad this week%
70,240 04—by Canal, 32,115 03L.-for ihg*eek
102;355 07 taus, against 110,902 tans for the
eorreiponding week last year.
• The demand for coal is no better than. it
was last week, except for prepared for house
hold purposes, and prices .remain Without
change,' although a little firmer: '
We leara that the managers of theearrying
companies will not make any further advance
in the rates of toll and transportation this
year, The state of the• trade will not war
rant it: ." " • •
5971,104
63,280
5,47.1
251.202
7,070
88,023
1.037
1,033
The trade sums up ibis week as followa,
enmpared With hist year : • . •
.'t WEER:). TOTAL- WEER
P $ ' R
RR.; 75,7A-?'2,119..6991 70,2401 -. 3.171,7n.658,93S
Setniyl Can '
:S,USO .330.9 - 21. 12.1151 1,134,433:.303.1161
L'Val RR 17.950 1:240.395' :30,075; 1;567,09.11 327.126
Le.hlol Cans 30.117 • 7.29,657. 39,192; '905,10V i79,r4i •
:kraut Sth.i 00.005 661.161' 23,6061 38;,9a9., 39',765
N'thi 10,306, '179.4i41 0,300 1 '. 352,390 , 173,394'
Penn, CCI • 'l. I I
143 , .R Ron& 14,4:53- .409.733 '17,062, 371,471. d .38,262'.
By clan3l..' 0,3331. 33.095. 949, 22,415'd 10,690
Del Dad - 26,u35; 577,3971.29,149 . 1429,544, .551,907
.Wy.ng Sth" t 30,4141. - ..396,178. 156,137
• do.- Nth' •• 1 • 87,74..67:721.
.Shamokin.. 1 17,777 976,050, ..11.433 . .,07,331l 91,331
Trevorton.,r 4116}
. 131 - .496^ 4:,b - oui. '1.0.999
.Short. 3,950. 56,-.•41 .• 1,047' 93,0591 - .20,819
Franklin—l
...'• 15.625 : . • 21%741' 135,37 S
Broad : Top 2.30.209: • 213,319 d3.1353'
- • • !275,1382,030.503127 . 0.,230
1.210,2391 •
60,6;6
6,9-15
- 2 172
25,000
996
212
276
0-6
iTj3:'.'.E: .- . : .: - .--1.N.R...E . $ N`
[FOR TUE JOlNt*4l...]
STEEL BAILS. VERSUS IRON
LOCAL NOTICES.
T 11 . 11 CURL, 'TRADE'.
November
The weekly trade;corupared . with last pear,
continues to dec,ine:- . :The unsettled state of
the huskies's of the . country, kroWing but f
insecurity chased 'by -the Reasonable conduct
of Andrew Johnson, is the .-cause
lsts apd businessmen - - ari holding off kora
new enterprises until,the Miura *die); of the
country is .The . truth is
there cannot:be • any :sccutity, .stability, .or.
confidence in , anything' so long . as' Andrew'
Johnson occupies . the Presidential flair.:
• The Auction.Saleacif Scranton COal on the
31st - ult , shows a•Slight advance on the last
sale; averaging about 20 cents'a ton:', This la
not sUllicient y: .to cause .an advance • in. the
' urice . -Of coal in the gel:111AM and: Lehigh
yegiOns, but-.it .enable. our operators
to compete With the New Y . (nk companiesa
-little better loOting. Even: with' - the
present low prices : of coal,: we cannot: cOin:
pete ; with these .ttuction •Tsales •in : the New
York market, and secure a profit on the hudi
nods
•Sioce tie
. abOve wss wilttep we have re,-
ceived tlie- fo;lowing letter from our corres-
. .
Toga, N0v..1at,.1866 . . •
Enrrors Mit+ ens , JorstsAL :—There is not much Mat-.
ter. for a "coal, letter , this•week. Trade is as.dull as it
can be, and even the suction sale or Wednesday -did
not produce muchedi sensation » Of course you hare
your usual report, and your readers can deduct from
prices the sum of $4 a ton, and they. will soon.seebow
much Is lett •for the operator. : If any one can make
money by producing coal now, witl confer a.ravor
on the public by catching the -individual and sending
•him onto Barnum. ' • • .: • . ••
HOW does it happen that the transporting companies
from other regions - have the last few ..weeks shown a
weekly increase of .tonnage over corresponding..week .
of 1565,- whUe your railroad and canal both - show a de-
Crease.? Are the mines - in Schuylkill County giving
put f . - We.have always - heard here that the carrying ea
paid ty of the Reading Railroad was 100.(00 tons avceek,
and your paper has this year frequently reported-that
the company had carried that quantity, yet you report
the tonnage
Septemberls.,
..54.936
at,017 •
' 21. ..... ... ... . .
Why Is it that the road has not had more than half as
Much coal a. Wean carry? There does not.seem to be
any reason why Schuylkill Cotmfy ALONE should suffer
from. the • crnaequances of "ocer-paidaction. Why do
not your people manage antis so as to get a fair pro.
portt9n or the trade? . Yours, truly,. . •
' •
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION FOR • C0AL, , ,&0.-•
.
The proposed new roads for - exclusive
through transportation of coal .and freighi,
with slow speed and lessened expenses, with
as the machinery adapted to that business', to.
which we alluded ti short time ego, is hegin.
ning to attract,-considerable attention. The
new, avenues proposed and in progress from
other ;regions, Will soon cut out of the
New England'markets, except at prices which
will be ruinous to.alt engaged 'in our trade -=
It is high time that all the interests' in Eichityl-.
kill County should, gi - Ve the subject full con
sideialion." All they. have...to do to Secure
these advantages la to act, and that prompt
Iy, beftire it is too late. The charters ,exist,
and there vvill.be ample capital to huild.these
made . : as soon - as the' people - of Schuylkill
County decide that they want them built by
faking hold of. IL There is no diffleulty
about trade-rthey will be - filled with traffic
as Soon as bunt, with Oniparatively, no corn
petition. because they will. fis the low ratea
of transportation at a Margin ibat will pay.
AnithiSt Sale of 40.009' . Toor .ser an t on
foal at New York, Ott. Slot, .11866.
, . 9,000 TONS LUMP. . •
~$4 50, I 2500 tons at $.i . GO
465 4 0 0 Vine.at" 466
• '4 62)1f - 600 tonsit 4 T 5
.8.000 tnna at
800 tong at
one.at
. o,ooo' . fONS 'STEAMBOA.T. -
'l5OO taus at ' $6 W 73111,600 60:538- at
2.000 tons 50 . . •
. • - '9,000 TONS.GRATE.
2.000 tone 3710 ('l.OOO toils at .•
fib 55
4,150' tons. at 550 .150 toys at.; 0
3,000 TONS EGO.
1,000 tons at., ...ss 00 j
.830 tons at..
1,150 . tons at -3 CS
tpoo TOES STOVE.
66.46 J coo tone at $.6 66
650 I 2601nri• , tt 6 6234
- 6,61 X) TONS MISTNUT. . - •
4,M0 tons et. 12.4• 2.000. tone IL:.
6110 - tons nt ' 4.15 I GOO' tqcs at 4,61)1:
1,260 tons at...... 4 20' I
..ConiPare4 with the sale of Septembe r 2e, the follow'-
tag are the arerage Pricea: •
1,860 tops at
4.900 tons at
• , ' • Seer. 46T11..:.: • Ckrr. 91sT 'Nod')3
Lnmß aver!ge...s4 , . $4 . dso 7, 3 *
Ht. Bost, • .- 664.'; , 550 . • . 44 .
Brake 6; " 516 - 551 36
Btu*, . ' 641 • ' : 5.8 .• •
ebeetssl. 414 . 4 g 4. • . $
Army ibiat 110 SAN PIT
grioLLtilsr Fos sAidie-oia &BANE..
- N.. 7 —The Tactual OdMen' at Ashland; Schuylkill Co
cr , ll he sold fqr a low.p . rica, and in easy' wrota=;or
vocable lease aclll be rven to tatlefar;tory.yeirtlea... .
Auply.tolAS WARCSG,'at Asbland t or at the 'office
of the Schuylkill Mutual Coal Co, 55 Wee., New
York.
... • .
COI4 PALE.--A first chusi collisig •tite
noY Eedoo; capacity:lo;ooo tons 'a, month. will' be
sold low, F apolkd for soon.. For hill' Extitteublill and
.dLagnons, apply ' •• ' • • -• • • • •••
(tit ♦ of E6 SL gat, •)eil iratete
Qct Is, `643- • • 41, .:' •• • • • Pott.vale•
.
THE COAL M..AIiIKETS.
PEIOES or 00Ai - tT 'OAREK).
c4:1=1?:=1 , r;i•ncr!uul*,g.)ePlii=..3
LT PIELLAPEPPIIIA.
. . .
Ocrcimut Slet, 1866:.
SehtlyiliSliled Ash Prepared,
" Chestnut, : : . • 2 750 •
White A.. 4 I,inim k B Boai :. qt. : s 25
. . Broken,. • , • : 525
h.. • Egg and. Stove, ,Cry. 525
.• • Chest:Mat,.
f..o6ust Mt. Lump, St. Beat ' '525 • . :
-" "• - Broken ....... .5 250
• "-Prepared. • • 5. 23g; 550
~• " '.Cheatuat,.. .. ... .... 4.o ort
Lorberry Coal, • • • • 5 -750
• Franklioi; ( Lena Valley), ... 5 75'd .
Lehigh-Lan*, St. Boat '
, Prepared . -: 6 .250 6§o
" .Cheetunt, • ." ono.
..-8r441 Top, •
AT NEW
•'• • -. Oaratipi tipt, .1866.
Schuylkill Iterl'Aeh by Boat Load.. $ 6 75q, k - 7':50
" . Chestnut, . " 5 00g 525
. " -White 'Ash Lump...'. 6 . 00 g 625
." Steam. Boat • '.6 00g-6'25
" Broken: • •.6 00g 625
r. . . .. ..; 8 '750 7 00.
' -", • Stove :.. .. . . . • '6 50at 7.00.
" • Chestnut,. • • .. .. 250 5. 50
Le high WhitS'Ash . 6.75
•,- Stearei'llaat. .. . ... .......... .7 00
Broken, . • .... •.; . • • . . . •at . 7 . 50
- .Egg:. • 6 50g..6 75
• " Stove.. . . .. . 6 BQ@ 675
" Chestnut, - 5 000 5.25
• • • &is anion Cpsil ai Elkaabetbport.. •
Lninp, by cargo t 6 Iva 6 25
rate, . . " • • 6 5.5 t 6.52
Prepared, ' ".- . 6 .55(di 670
Chestnut, . .... 5 51Q 4.70
..... . . . . .
- • Lehigh Coal at Elliabetapor.u.
Ltimp, •.• - -••• by Cargo....: . •06 75
Rt,Bost anAßroitett" ..•. 't • • - ,e 6 50
En'g and /Rosa ' ."....' " •• ' 6 500.7 00
Chestnut , . • . . "••"' .. ''- - . @o oo
• • •• AT .41ALT1111011E. . ..•
• •• • ' -October 18, 1.860.
tilikes'rel'PitiatouW.A.-wliOlesale 7 00q4 725
`.! • • " 'a B, 00(A 825
bykens VaL & Buiib'y It. A. taiolesale- , 7 00@ 7025
" • " '". retail: 8.25(at 850
.OEOROE'S CItEEIC &,'OUNEBEILLJUS - D COAL.
—Run of mine f. o. b, at Locust Point,-
for shipping . . . • - ", - •
COAL F
• '. •
..
Frei,ultia from rt. nichnioniffPliiind' ll .
.
,Portland.:- • ' - 225 ' Gar dner...- ..:. ' -: 2. so'
B an g .. ~ : ' 2.59-1 Georgetown_ `l5O
Bath •• 2 15 Gloucester.' -.. '.....".: 2 t 0 ,
Saeo ''' _ 2SO I Hartford - , ' - 2 65
Augusta 230 1 Hudson ' • • - - -I 'l5
i
Portsmouth . ~.. '
'• -2,40' 111ughani................. 2'20
Charleston. Mess—. • 1 50 . '.l.liew London:.. ~.....%! 05
Boston. - • • ' 225 Norwalk . •• • 100
" light (loth. ves:,.. 2 30 J New 8edf0rd........ 2.00
•" . aild bridges ...-...- :03 t -Newburyport,..... ' ..: . 2 40'
Vonnuercial Point.... 230 I.Nantucket - • " - 210
.Rroviiicetown - : - • I.NepOnstitt . •". 900
Saleni • - • '- 2 40 f Newport-. . - ..... .....',. 1110
Medford ' " •• • !Poughkeepsie.- :,. 160
Marble Head 1 Pawtucket • 2 (41
•Roxbary • . • " -... 2 50.1 Providence •• 1 '9O
•
Lynn-: , . •• - .. 2 23. f Quincy Point .. ... ..'.. '2 00
Malden " • ' • 2 iio 1 Alexandria' -' • 150
Albany - - ' 1 10 i Richmond:. .1.• . . . _ :,•• 9 00
Bridgeport .. - l' - .90:1 Salisbury.- . . • •i• . . . ..'. '2 .30 -
Chelsea -. • • '• 2 00.1 St. Johns (111.0.01 d)..: 200
Charlestown.. ..... - .....2 00 1 Washlugtoti'D. C..... 1.60
CauthrldrePort........ 2 40 Weyniouth: .: .. ..-:..... 2 00
Cohasseitislarrows...2 00 1 Newark. - 150
.Dorchtister P01ut.... 9.00 Parli>hell- . ' • • • "
Dighton ."
• • 200 Yarmanth..... - ...- 215
Davenport..., ° 00 Kehnehrooli Point... 2.10
EaA.Greenetich' '. - 1 !15 West" Chester: ...v.. : '.-.
Fall River ' ' -- ,9 00 pswie.b.... • •2 50
Fredericksburg.:...... 1 75. 4 Stamford"; ' - ' • l' 65
New. York - . .... ~ . 1 GONorwich . •
"120 vd4fels and 2 . 4 boarft arrived for the week ~
Friights from fillizabrihßOrt.
New York - $ TOtPortland
Pall River ' 1 40; Newburyport -
Newport • , 1 410 , N0w London
Boston. -
Nornit.h. • I 85 1 Tamitou
Pr0vidence..........40' New Haven.—
.Norwalk • 1 le Portsmouth
.Middletown 1 411 New Bedford Hudson. 1 01
Lynn:.......:..... .; .. .2 . fei, Hartford.
Salem • ' •
• ' Freights from ilaliimore.
'To Philadelphia . • $1
7
'6(§y
New Took ' - •
BoOon •
. , .
Freights froin,Georgetewit o r Alexandria:
......... , ..... .
New "fork " ' • • 2 724.
. -
Schuylkill Co. - Ituilroada' fin' 1866.
: The followit.4 la the quantity of coal transpoyted over .
the following Railroads for the. week ending on Thqrs
. .
Mine Bill .113.11.aveil.R. R. • 41,017 14 1,7R6,459
Mt:-Carbon 943'01.82,447 .60
Mill Creek' , • 9,343 c 4 380,230 t 1
Mahanoy Zeßroad Mt 35,071 02 . 1,212,407 18"
Little Schuylkill:.
Schuylkill Valley ,
. .
. .
' • Pitsegrove 'aidill Trade for 1866.
Araottnt traperiodiid during the last mouth:.
ONTtI.. TOTAL. .• - .
'. . .
Lorberry Oreek ' - ' ' .14 D 65 06 . 91,531 00.
El&atara Itailioad. •' - • . 5,238.14 - •. - 1111.061 02
Unlan.ennal.gailroad........., 20.204.0 • - 123.5.15-.02
CaTal Trade by Vil'triad tiisd_Canal 1866.
St. Clair • • ' -- ' .28 851 01 - : : .
. Port . Carbon - .• - ;-• • 7,376 04 . 10,522.0 .
Pottsville .- ' • • .-- .., - 9115 11 ': - • 351 -05
Schuyl3.lll Haven ..... .'...• .19.715 07 .. • . 20,133 02
Auburn.... .... .: . ~........1, .: • 3,980 I'l ~• , -
Port Clinton" . • • ' • , 10,270 (.0 -- .004 . 00
.• - .' Total for week...... 1 . 70,240 04 ~ . 30;115.08'
Piestbusly thle year .... :. . .8,101.497:00 •' 1,162,301'-11
1
. ' Total ' • *- -' • • • 3,171,137 04 - 1,134;432 14.
.To same time lartyear....... 2,612,559 00 .... 830,990 18
.• - ; Iricreaae " • '- - . .658,937 18 '-* '803,501 lo'
Lehigh Si
3lnhaniDy CoarTiade.for 1860. -
Week ending klth'lest Satifirckiy. •• • •. •
- M . s.nna or, SmPrins: .
...
.. .
Trenton Coal Company -
.-, • .
.hioniti:-Etna - • .
Delano; Colliery . ' •
Glendon Coal Company . • •
Rathlann, Stearns .t CO'
.. .
/IL B. Silliman. ...-..... ..........
Alt:Neal Coal &;Iron Company - ; •
_linlekerbocker Coal Company.. ... :.
. Thomas. Coal Company . . •"
• Williams & Ron-lug':
Coal Maintain' - . ...
inner tinippers ' • - .. .
. .
, t
ID 861,2851
b 140,5031
(1.-T;211
TmTespopglllo".Tek . last . p:oi....
Decreage
Incrvme.
. . .
Tiiinte &Clearfield R.
Amount of ("oat shinped or&-the.Ty.
field. Railroad forthe week ending on
Tyrone•& Clearileld Railroad . ' : •
Caniberland . Coal Triide for 11191118.
• '•'
: IrroN'TP& C1T114.410 • ' .
..
For iveek ending Oct
Per ,Baltimore & Ohio Rallrciail
Per Chesapeake & Ohio Cana),
.• , .
Llehigh coal Trade 101.'1966
For week endlou. on Saturday last: •
OPERATORS
Hazleton.. "
Best Sugar Loaf
Ilarletgh •
Case ere S.
Ehhercate.Coal Co
Stout, ." - • •
aommiLlUdg*? .
Buck Mountain •
New -York' &
Honey Brook Coal C
German Pa. 'Coal Co
Spring Mt. Coal Co,
Coleraine.— .. : .
Hairier Meadow....
John Coninirs...,...
Lehigh Zinc Co
J. B. Reber s Co..
..
Rnicherbocker
:Coal Ran Coal Co:
Rathbun Caldwell Co
Glendon. Coal C 0.;..
Mahanciy • ' -
Delano Coal Co::
H: Meyers •
Sliliman• ' - •
Baltimore Coal . Co..
'Franklin -
Andenried. :. . ...
Lehigh & Snag. Co..
Landmeasra. • • •• •
.Wlikeabarre .
Warrior Ran. . ..
Partieh & Thomas:.
Le h. oosl Nav Co
Packer,. gamer &C O .
Other Shippers....
NC. Etna •
North Matuuroy
Walter Bros: "it Co.:
N. Jervey *Coal Co..
John Unhitch Co.
Trenton Coal-Co.
Union Coal Co
:Wyoming Coil Co
Total by B.a. Canal
'Same tima.last
NEW.ADVERT'.:MENTR, -
•
:VINE CABBAGE; by the let, f 91 ;; Bile. Also ,
few bushels turnips - . •Aoelv at - • • • •
. • . GREENWOOD NURSERY_:
TAKE Merchant., Maw. •
:afactarer.. Mechanics; 111 Illers,jund
others... Stencil Plates cat on Brass and Copper for
.raarking names on • barrels,' boxes, bags.. inschnies,
paper, eloth. &c., of all sizes and shapes. • Also-the
alphabet and figures. • The, are very convenient; any
• person can-mark by merely rubbing thubmsh over, the
Arorders promptly filled by addressing ,
• J. T. CPBBI. Sin Peron St ,
.
Nov • . • , 44-1 t
SALTPETRE AND BRIMSTONE,
Powder' Makene.Baltpetie, . •
Neat Oureri Saltpetre, •
. • . Roll Brimst,oue, •
- • •
• - .
for Sulphur
. •
WILLIAM ~G rITLAG-ER,'
AGENT POR MAZTUFACTURERS,..
59 North
: Front Street, .I!hilada
Nov. '• .. . 444
GUN!
WE :HAVE MT ItSCHMED A LARGE &TOOK OP
==EMI
which writ be sold deep at
'lrma e. ivoinsori a cm.
Nov. 8, .66
IIIBCEM - PATENT SLATEA,---Just
P
received Pelmets Pateat,Slates. with leaf for W
oes aut.' SOKOL . Also Leatatamoraothaos for the'
pocaet. For sale • at, IL:RAE/LURE.' Camara 'Amer,
v uiv
Pits6C4434'- 4NkPe
. ,
ritArts , sie.L ..Pansnant .
•a' an order of the. Orphans* Court of the County of
SchnyikilL in than - Comtrwinwiialth PIMIII7IVIMiII. •
tim aunty:rib°, Admird.trator 'of - the estate. °Lama-.
nab the . - Botongh • of Idinermille.
the _County .of Schuißtili. . &MAO. . 411 P 0 SA?
eale by-public tumble . • . - • . • • ,
• ' Tharsday.:Neyeanber 291111.
- At I &cloth in .the aftertiotin. at the public .boner of
James Yaeger ; in the • BertdMh of Mimmyriile afore'
that certain lot or piece of Er lied situate.
in'the raid Boosnan of Minersville, on, the eastwardly ,
jdde of .the..street• oat on the un cut. the , )d' wine
/VI iindyclesylkilt Haven Raitowd, tt being lot Be
10, in George Pattersonw addition to - Seld
bounded in , Inteow or late rit lexatnierldamtirm. by
the Nest Boinch of tne, riser tlehnyikill. by tot No - . 'it.
and by the aforesaid stritet;coutakting in width - 80 feet
'and In depth SOO fe-t, more or less. with the appurten
awes. consieting otstwo-eteryfiame dwelling house:
late the estate of saiddeceased. Terms and torditione.
made known at the time and place of sale by • .
' • SETH W. GKEB,Adminietrator,
By order. of the•Orpoalla' court. • ••
• iottiville, November ni.lSeo. , . - • '•
.
ur
T.TL,aiel Itteruniming Elnclaicd
Lathe Post.Ofhce; at Tortaville,- State of. Peransylva,
di/ on the 2d day of November, • • •• •
To obtain any of there letters; the applicant mint call
for ••• athreitiood tetterm,"..gl2l/ the date of thin'.llst, and
wry one rmnt for advertlaMg. • .• • • • " .• ••-•
It not called for within one month,
they will. be, sent
to the.thead Letter Office. . • -
An . . •
.
PJ .: Flynn Thee nel/Insenla•:'
Albert l'ohn. Hopkins Geo W Ree.q.e. r John •
Reyerle PA A.BraHowells John. :Risk JS.
• -'
:Beecher LAW C 3lteilis.fl 2 eh'. • Batt/burn J EACo
'Rnrnham WJ• itolmea Mrs J Rimers: ilenry.ntr
Brodie:Annie' ;3onealsase Smith MC •
• Beta'Atude • • &crone John Salter (lecril •
Clook.L A • Leivia•P R.: • • Spergting Mich' eh
Imotells Robert' ',Vomit 3fortg E m: saner cork . . • -
Davies Mary Ann 'McMahan Patk • Tcole Anthony
.Dartirrivr Miry CMorris Tiros I Tobin John.
Deems RUM.. C .
'Nickerson JoshtuiWilsoti.John -
Prevey•Predk Qattin Joshua Williams Wm J-;
Flkno Jahn Brunel' 0 • •
EIGHTS,
6,68T'16. 254.991 16.
nd Clear
, ay last
2.582 • 19
wire'•
- • •
.634,506 1
269,434
RAID OAD
9301
491
1,265'
1,00012,434
1,349
T 44
1,302
812
512
1,114
581
1.4T6
280
160
496
10341
1291
11.651 1
9,113
"401
4,418.788
1,9111,0551
OVNII
;GUNS
Dona* Sim Caul
•
... . .
WholMuil e &sent fo the AIASON k HAMLIN CABI
ICEST ORGAN'S. DECKER BROS ..PATENT_PLATE
PIANOS, CIIICKERING .4 PIANOS. tl AINES BROS.*
PIANOS. and TREAT, LINSLEY & CO.'S MELOOK
ONS. Orders from dealers and-leachers caOctally so
licited. • ' Nov. 3, 'GO
DEDIOATIOIT OF BANNER,
3EI 11+. 3f-a .
OP THE POTTSVILLE SAENGERBUND,
At the. Ululion
MONDAY, 17TH : OF DECEMBER, 1866
DED . ICATiON - t6 Co'nimcime al 6 n;eloCk
BALL opens at 9 o'clock
Adtuirrion Cor . Zarnibers .
• " " loon:niemlierr
EMEMEI
. . . .
. .
TICREI'S fttlnfat tog: a gen - pool:tit P.l,d two ittilles, - to
ba bad of the following: cinitmlitt.,et...
FRED. SPIP.GEL, GI:ST. WOLVE'S, It..KtUN, P
PADEI,BE,RGER, KUHN, J. STAEIILE,
J.W. SCI.II7.II.ICIIER. -
'66
.DkuntAC. fENDUE•of the «Aare and Tavern
'1 Stand:and Valnahle Parra. thOproperty.olthe late
t;hrtstlanLeihbach, decd ; on. • •
. • . Anturdny, l'ioiember •24th. 1866. ••'
Will be sold at Public Sale tattle placespecified below,
the term.. late the property of Chriatian Leittbach, der,
reused, situated in Bern .ToWnabita, 'Berke County.—'.
The lam contains 53 acree, more or leeis, and is Atha,
'ted In Bent T..wilahlp, 8 miles from the 'city' of• Read.'
hue, on the malt route leading front Reading to Bern.
vide, bounded - by lands of . Johit Eppler :and widow
Bahl. The improvements consist of,a good - .(almost.
men"). two-story-sO•ne tavern house, with "11 . two - atory
stone kitchen /lunched, a good store room with oak
Jar. a large sales barn with other
,outhouses, a spring'
.of never tel leg water with pump nearthe house, and
an orchard whit excellent fruit trees.. •
. There was always a good business Wee on the place,
as well in the cave n (known as - Leinbach's.. tavern,) as
In the store. to, which the , Pcst Ottlee• hi attached :. the
next store being S tittles 'distant.' The' township elec
tions are also held there since the erection of the
The land is llmehottom and wellieneed in, and'can.
not-be excelled In the county.. ' . • .• .. •
The asie commences on Nov. 2 ith, 1536;:at 1 o'clock,
la.; when the conditions caul be' made known
BY THE HEIRS: •'
Nov. a. 436.
TUITION IN MUSIC.
PROFESSOR B. G. = PAIGE,
(F08)1[81.1 . OF :tirvi lls AT PEIZBICNT -TB C OR
• •• GieNIBT Oi Ca t r CLIVII.Cit.,-RE,WINGt)
.Glves le seons on:the
PIANO FGATE AND ORGAN ;
Cultiviteiaad ..
dev'etope the.. 'voice . on . the moat ap
proved modern inettiode teaches . • . "
SINGING
In both theltallan and English styles, prorbees visitloP
Pottsville :once a week,:
. commencing November Ekl
. Communicatlone left at. Mr.- GARRIGUES , Piot*
stlre wilt receive prompt attention_
• Nov 3, .!CO
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LIFE
AND
ACCIDENTAL
it: . '" 7- IT ....ii.,...4-I, , N'. T.Q. 'E
EFFECTED TO ANY AMOUNT IN BE•
LIABLE COMPANIES.
Mptial Life; of New York
Penn Withal ISte. Philadelphia
New York Accidental
Paean of New York
Putnam of Hartford
America do
xerclianui do
Gintkl of l'hriedelphis.
TOTAL AiS§ErySi:
$...RL:4;5..7... 0 . , 1.5.p:.-.2. 9
Rates as 'Adopted by the.Solitiylkill
Co, P,oard of thadenniters,
INSIIRINEIF7FECTED
Tl 3 . A- N :1r;. A' - ' M .
.9 ..11:-N2T.:
WITHOUT ANY TROUBLE OR DELAY TO.TRE
PMITIRS INSURING
With I imd list of Companies and close
attention to baldness, we hope to merit a
duce of the public patronage.
Me • . ver 0461t0 Ihrdware Store►
, Centre' Meet,
voirTsviias, pENriu,
$ 0,,8 , 11146 44-eul
• . .
• • TAIT:IA.9,VA , STORE
HOLLOW-WARE FOUNDRY:,.
.
•. , KaoLEB, ! xelsuccrp9gri.T.REßs • .
!stove, -;. •
. , . .
• ' '. • Wyoming, CookiMg Steyr.:
ALSO iliithit.eirb:Eixttrza EfrovEs:
•
We a reprapared to farideistst troika - 11e.13417
..Wats:x.llms of any'stzo, g0!..-ffiateed to stand a pros
earn of 800 Tbo Tom' innate tan. : • - : • .
ITALVAII3E.AI BERMES Collinty FARM,
A.T:.PILTBI...IC be • sold at
public sale, on the premises, in Maiden. Creek Town
ship; Birks etittnly. Pa., on • • - ^
• • • Wedisioday E riovember 2 tot; • -
At 1 o'clock in . the afternoon, a valuable - plantation
containing 181 acres . and 129 • perches, 'eltuate about
. one and a half miles froth Mohreville. on the Phila
delphia and Reading Railroad, adjoining :lands' of
John .Kemmerer. ,Thomas Rsber and others. ,This
plantation is in a high state of-cultivation.. The tin
prorementa consist. of Marge Brick Mansion
HOT/Fe, large ' Stone, Switzer Barn • sad all the
necessary outbuildings,. all in good repair. good
Spring House and spring of water pear the dwelling,.
• Ant.Sti. acres of this farm is in good wocidland, -
Several thousand 'tons of iron ore - have been mined
from this farm, and its accessibility . -the Persons
and
adiread, renders the ore very valnabk:' • Persons de-'
siring to eke this farm will please call on ISAAC PHIL
• LIPS•on the.premises. • • _ • • ' • •
• .Conditions made tmown•ori day of sale.• •
For further InforniatiOn apply to • _
• • ATMS BROTBMIS, Pottsville. •
- DOBBINS'
E. : l E Q.3 . 1.1:0:1. - SD:AP
SAS ,ES TIME 1
SAVES MONEY
AND ALL, GDOCEIDI SELL IT.
. • • -- .
... . ,
It Is used by 'cutting. , Into small. shavings middle
aolving in hot water. then soak the clothes eve to ten
minutes: and a little band 'rubbing vein siike them as. ,
clean as hours or hard • machine rubbing would do,
with ordinary 'kelp. and the most dolt-114 fabric re
ceives no injury.- Wo can-refer to thousands of fa-1-
Iles who are using it, and who could not be persuaded
to do 'without .- - - : - . - ' ' ' '
. .
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC SOAP,
SOT .. IIY: . ' ALL - T.EADING..,Gi?.O.cERS
THROUGHOUT THF. STATE
MANITACTIME9 *DT
DOBBLIVS •A L.OVE-.
EiOLESALE 'OFFICE
107 Sin s ith Fifth s.ecot;Philndrlphln:
Nor. 8, ,Gt 3
Re" plo . co to buy-Black: and Fancy Silk:RIK at
*. , WALKER & PRICE'S
, ,$1 00
2 00
R .
Plaids, Silk cheqa; and all crilorS.
•• • 49_. , •, . WALKER & TEICH
1 4 Nrench MairinoN—Lupiii . ibest , full width, and
all wool, only 51 .FD.
4:i-
Blnelx Alpacas, from 60 cents to slls"—splendid
silk Inftre. .
,
ricriniala ltlferialcis.'a .caaa, all colony made.
x-If These goods 'we .offei. at 50. ceuta, fall one yard
than.ManUfacturCre
• . •, . . WALKER & PRICE. •
- • • . , .
laziketa, all wool, ,extra heavy 94, 104, - 114;
B
1.24, at prices that cannot be beat. - •
93-, • • • " . -' WALKEN*, PRICE. ,
, .
I.lopking..—Our stock of each g;notta are 'perfect.
X-1 Brown. ttlutk, Drab a ,•l4d, and all shades — also, a
the extra Water ?roof. ,• • • '
. '
.• ••• WALKER_ & .
Domrstic Goods, Prints, Bleached and Brown
Muslins, 4.4, 5-4, 6-4 to 1 -4; Ticking& Flan
nels:Table, Diaper, Corset Jeans, and 'e ,, ery thing else
you can ask for.
Clonics and • Eihanis.—Our stock Is goo& and
the beauty of the goods and the low price. will
command the attention or all. • •
• 4 3 - ' • . WAI.SRt. it PRICE..
Bonnet Ribbons: tbls line ae giv. e you
all the styles and vrldth&Out—cord edize all ootors.
• 43- • WALKER & PRICE.
.
Herdery. arid (hovel :—, 3I Hoetery, any kind and
'. quality, Kid aleveri, Fink, Lilac Thread, cheap..
43- • . WALKER `.& PRICE,:
,
ILVEr. WARE.—A fine assortment. such -as
••••7 Solid Silver Spoons, Forks, Ladles. Fruit Knives.
Ice Cream Scoops c.. &c.: Silver Tobacco .Boxes. at
. " R. C. GREEN'S. Centre St., Pottaville.,
STAGE'.IINE TO •
Chealier.than . any*other Route.
•
mHR ITIVDE MISIGNEID has Jost commenced
running a Daily , Stage between Pottsville - and
Centralia, Columbia County , : leaving. Pottsville at IX
o'clock, P. St. Clair:New Castle •
and mhiand: reaching Centralia at ax
P. M..sand.connecting with Lehigh Val
ley
. .
train , or hit.. Carmel, Shamokin; Sunbury:4nd all
other pointi on the Piniade phis and ..Erio Railroad.—
Rot amine, leaves Centralia on the. arrival of the
high Valley train at SX A. M., reacting. Pottsville in
time for the Philadelphia afternoon train. : • •
Pottsville to S . Clair" 231Pottsoilleto Aiblandl.oo
.• •• "New Castle 3SI. : '-" Centralia 1.23
Fifty pounds baggage allowed.• •
THOMAS HEELER. .
41.4 y •
Pottp~ Zile, OCtober 13r 188
INERSI SUPPLIES.—Mbe riettseriber
• /Si is Agent for the sale of the Boston Gum Belting
Factory, and tarnishes superior Belts at Factory prices,
all sizes, kinds and lengths Belts of greater thickness
than.those kepten hand made to order; at the Shortest
notice, as his orders for Colliery purposes have the pre
ference at the MBE:. Also Steam Packing of every de
.seription, Blasting Paper by the single, or • ten reams,
or by the ton, at manufacturers' prices... •
SAFETY LAMPS, of- the most approved patterns,
made Of Inspected Government V 4 ire, the single doz
en; or 'hundred. Wire Gnaws, Wire by theroll or yard
always .for sale .• . B: HANNAN.
GI'ERY PERSON. CAN RATE GRAPE TINES
DO6TOR GRANT'S
CELEBRATED - GRAPE VINES
lIA •S. MB 1466.18 IR • bas. been appointed
Solo Agent for , the sale of Doctor Granted Grape Vises,
the lONA and A tiIIAEL LA, in Schuylkill 0 0
The. lONA Is a PERFECTLY HARDY GRAPE,
andls equal in Aiivor.ta any Foreign Gripe • ialsed.ua-.
der glass, This Grape freely - this yea,' at If •
per ib. .It -.took the Greeley Premium for.the beet..
hardy Gisipe of equal qmility.witla - the Foreign Grape
in the Unit ed. States for. outdoor culture: :
:• The I OIRA,E ILA ion splendid Grape, of -large
sUperior to. the -Isabella in'2l vor. and rip ens
about two weeks ekrlicr,a very desirable Grape for
this climate..
• •As these.vines come direct from Dr. - Giant, WE CAN
WARRANT THEM'AS.GENWNE. • .
Also ' Delaware, -Concord, Creveling, Adirondack,.
• letiana, Anns.Whlte, MaicataWny.White, - Hartford Pro..
Idle, Roger's Hybrids. &c.-. all of which .are.. excellent
Grua es and tire sure - to - ripen in this climate..
. • 'For sale w hol en 1 o And retail at GREENWOOD
NURSERY; -POTTSVILLE.. ;, BANNAW. ,
Plates reprefienting the - lons:and : lamella • Grapes
can be seen-at oar Bookstore andat the Nursery.: • '
A MAN OF' A :THOUSAND.
. .
... . . .
A. II: -J 0 1 1,111E13;.a retired physician of greet
,11-F. eminence, discovered while in the East Indies, a
• certain • cure for Coniturnption Asthma. Brofichithy
Coughs, Cold; and General Debility. The remedy was ,
discovered by .liird-.whtm his only child, &daughter,
was even tip to' child was cured, and is now
alive and well. Desirous of benefitUng his fellow
mortals, he will send .to those who wish it the recipe..
containing full directions for making and": successfully.
.using this - remedy,. free, . en ..receipt . of their names,
with two stamps. to pay • expenses.. There is not a
singlesymptom of Consumption. t h a t it tides not at
once take hold of and dissipate. Niyht•'sweets,"pei.v.
ishness. kraal= of the nerves,' failure of memory,•
difficult expectoration;. sharp pains In the lungs, sore
throat,, chilly Sensations, nausea at the stomach, inac
tion of the bowels, - wasting away of the musclei, • .
• ti - The writer will.please State the name of the pa
cer they see this' advertisement in. Address • •
CRADDOOK t co:, 1032 Rate St., Philadti., Pa.
SLA.TE PENCIL lIELDERS with Poo.
ell Pointe...A new and very:desirable article
for nee in schools, etc., received. Call and
see themat : *, BANNAIN BOOKSTORE.
:GOVERNDENT STAMP.: AGENOY.
TAMES A.'INNES, Fag" Collector of this
District, having relinquished the nale .of Stamps.
and turned hIA whole stock . over •to ne, we will here
after kinds of Government. Stamps inaums
to suit purchasers.,.We will always keep a full supply
•
on hand. Person In the District eelll4 Stamps will
be fernlslied at the usual diecount. . • •
• . BENJ. nAinlAw. •
M.11N , 111 AND 1101.19 , *EAR"
• . .
. _ . .
• Cloths, . • . • .
. • . .
Caistmeres, •
. • Satinetts, i •
• • •
. . . .
Jeanis
• .• FACT, A FULL STOCk2 • ...
. • . • - . •
We cannot &ara all In our large sirsck..at if you
will call' we Swill take .pleaanre In showing yon our
goods. Oar goods are all entirely new. No old goods.
IlT:DON 0 F FORGET TRZ PLACE.
• •
•• . .
• • I,TNION -HALL,
Two Doors Below Post Attlee;
. .
tiatuANloNtio STREET, parrsyrus. ..
• , • • - • 11
1,500.0 N) oo
300,000 00
1,491,963 90
1,410,64 T 09
1,270,353 SO
713669 n
606,410 41
416,132 39
849,015 18
1114;995.51
TWO HUNDRED . BEAUTIFUL . BONGS. ,
• .HHETI3, TRIOS AND SACRED 41/C)33.
' • F0r . 50 Cenhe. • -
"MERRY CriMks.” designed for Juverdle"Chuwea.
Public &Imola, Seminaries and Young Policed Home.
Prefixed to which are Elementary " Instrodloest
• tractive Rcerchua. &U.. by LO. EMeroom - Price 150
Ceuta; . Sent tiottid., • _ C O.,-
• • OLMBH DITSON & O Priblhtheia.'
Oct. 20, '6642.-tc Wuhington St.. *eon..
it/DUGS 11: WA : ONES. loiter ii!
G
•
- Stoves. Tinware and Hardware, '
BEOOND .BTREET. SAINT CLAIR. (Old Stand).
Alack..wholerale dealer 11 , 11Inere Lamp., .Lamp
: Chimneys. Fruit Canii.,iod Tinware genegally. Rex
week made and old work repaired at short notice....
RoOdng and Spouting executed- with .PromPtnenivird
daapateb. forlest patronage, he *lee to
merit a eoutiziwee of the same by strict attention to
bitetnisa. •-• • . GEORGE B. WAGNER, •
mrc pprov irmus , ssmitTv iirminof the
te mo:
inspected-ea:a.- Also the Clanny Limp ern .or
BOMA and also for trotidrot. Alao Iron and Copper_
Gorr,. grof which will he , sold wholesale and retail
b y . - . • •B. HANNAN, Pottsville: •
larap ftiuntets, both - Iron and* Copper, ready
mad& almost on hand. Odd shunt made to order. •
- 1 rt . ginni;si
.Bnarlet ki Itesida."Elbows and its.
it aOf Chimnara. •
: oat ' O. THOIIPSON OWL
T sors Wick for mints. perpoeur by_ the ces or
Li *Nave WIAVISCI4
S&VES LABOR!
SAVES CLOTHES
SAVES 'WOMEN
WALKER k PRIOR,
WALItER, t PRICI?
WALKER, lb PRICE
A Ciinsuidptive Curcd.
(4 1 08: SA LE':..A.INI:?..Tiii 4:i'..1
ArAci , AANCE . ANAL. ESTATE 'FOR
lr • es"A 11,1t...The •property• .known•as , the - ';'K looser. .
Far= near Lfewelivoi. containing 12A area; 40 astAi
or. %chi. his covered with • goad :Timber. and ibe bal
Ante under a good state or caltivatios; with ' the :ap
igittenances: consisting of a . two•and-s-half'
'story be boa.% pirotervd throushow, and' a leg
barn. with a =nine swine close by the bons...
Also Wa4i Ilease• • and other - G - 401:0d -, '
iras, The pablit . mad -ro , nt Tortsvill: to Trembnt
rens by the . - Lange.: The milli:lad from &wawa t,. •
ticlittylkililLaven . also pains's - ttwzgh the premises.— -
Tbe veins or owl run' through ,the property.. k .own ea
the Spot= Lewis, and illack•Mine Veins.• For terms
sad particulars apply to - ERNST: or •
. : • • PHILIP G r BR£S,. Llewellyn.
Alm a pair of good Umber:Trucks,. 10 Melee; Wag,
one itudHarness for sale:
. .
VOR ISNT.Aaluable . Tavertt and Penn eh.:
nated on the Centre Turnpike between Pottsville
and SMmylkill Dives,- will bo rented - foie term of
years. • The farmcontains. Seventy scree,' of. which 65
are cleared and the, greater Part nnder goOdut
tivadon. • :Twelatyllve • acres ire seeded with
tie. Two lots is proximity to the improve-
meets. each ctmtaining 'one andm half acres, excellent
for trucking. A young Orchard. of the Choicest Fruits:
(some of which are In heart - lig.) are On the place, such
Nectaritioa. Peaches. Dwarf and Standard Peens
• Quinces, Plums.. Cherries,' . a moiety of best Apples.
six kindsof best Grapes,- and a variety of other.atuall
Persona desirous of .Itiatilitg aproPerty .as the above
will, on - applilrip.. to the sribecribex, learn terms and
Conditions. Immedlate - pussession.giVen.? • •
• :JUTE: A. MATER,. on the pienlisN.
-. Oct 21, '641 • • . 43 St •
. . .
LiousE Aria LOTS FOR *A LE.-wiu
•
•la be sold at ;albite sale on SATURDAY, i‘:o
-vember-2.4tb, tide, at 2 o'clock, the two.
story 'frame .housleoccupted.by the oalsscriber in , •
Vniott Stveet,.*Schnylkill Ileven... , There is a stable,
ipett, chicken- house; , attached, with a
variety of fruit, and &never failing wee of. good Water,
with a new •pattip. Also, two building lota, near the
ssme premises. • tkedititnis 'made kaowit .a time of
sale.by, - • • . • . • IS.Up'EAS - - , 0N..
. October 20,;6e .12-6 t"
. _
. • . .
VOR SAIL E.-= A. tall. blood Deconshlre - Ban. dr:
a:
Serra old this fall, A very handsome animal, and
a sue stock getter. Price. $lOO. • ' - ' .
G. W. BROWN, 31. D.. Port CarVn.
•
0ct...M..66 - .. '. - . . • V-tit -
'Elea IitENT.VIII-b ienterebi public outcry
I at the Siabanoi Muse, Ashland, Pa., at 9 o'clock
A. 31., 'on TIIUKSDA 17, :Nov. 11th, 19i16, - .those three
capacious STORE- ROOMS and IiAI,ENIENT. in the
ODD PELLOWS . .TEMPLE, newly erected ott the S. E.
corner of serenth and- Centre'stre4U• in the 'Borough
of Ashland, -Pa: . Size of rcs,ins as follows, via: .
No. 424 by 45 feet No. 2. 24 by 45 feet;. No 2.
24 by 80 feet ; basement 23 by 45 Diet. pith dining room
-on drat floor. NOS; 2 . and a have- cellars same size as,
'the fooms. . . . . .
Terms' and' conditions will be made known at the
time and place of saio by the Board of Directors. •
• •' GEO. H. HELFRICH. Seel , .
Oct 13,'88 . , H. .
-•- .
iiI7O.FAIRMA 'FOR 8/MM.-A:laving putt
chaßed property in the West, 1 pow propose seat
ing my two farms here. The one contains. 110 acres.
situated. in Shamokin township, Northumberland
County; within :X miles of the P. - aed Shamokin Val,
ley rti It, and - within six miles Of Sh.sniokin: town.'
with good-Aniprovements, two good orchards, . good
meadows:good springs,' a fountain of running -water
at the door, a - stuall saw 'mill, and a good supply of
white oale and pine 'Umber; --The - other farm of .1/0
acres, more or less, lies contigueas and adjoining. with
all new and good buildings, a yonng• thriving orchard,
two never-failing .stwings of. water near the house, ex
cellent meadow and' meadow ground well timbered.
The farm land on both farina Is well limed, and 'in a
good state of cultivation.. - • ~
' Persons Wishing to purchase turns near the coal re
gions.will do well to call and gee my .property.:
- if not sold within two months, the same YOU be Of
fered for rent. - ." • ELIDA
. ShainolditTp.:NortliMd Co., Oct. Gth, 180.--41-Gt
FOB . lot" of second-hand Machinery
viz :1 - Steaat Engine,- 10-horsepower, with boil
ers, Ore [route, purnp,;..te...all cornplete, eultable for a
small foundry. Also IPortible Engine with holler and:
governor. all complete, about 4--horea power.
Also about n tone T Rails:: '• •
Also about S tone Sheet Iron. . • • •
Aldo 5 - Drift - Cara that have been Aired In a elope-. 40
Inch gauge. For sale* at the Afacbtaary. Depoirbf
Sept 22, 'JABEZ SPARES, C6af St.
'IVOR . 18A E Ent•lnes ono •a' twenty
horse power. 'and'. ono o...sixty: hi roe power. Rua
coal breaker. Apply to .•- D. B. SEIDEL.
Eighth and Market Sta.; Pottsville.
-tf
Sept 15. VI
- , , .
ON. - SA L E.—Two 26 - heraepower ENGINES,
F
twelve tech twO feet stroke., box -bed
plates, riving prickly. fitted up.ln the best =inner.
, • POALRUI 52, SON, Pottavllle Irou Works.
Sept 15..66'
.HOUSES AND LOPS AT 'PRIVATE
SALE.—WiIt be Sold et private.-saie, elm()
,story frame house
. with' .a stone basement; and,
lot: alsd; another two awry frame Olin • •
bons° and lot, all situated in the Borough o
Cressona.' Selany.kill .County, : Said property will - be
sold cheap on easy terms lo.close up , an estate. Far
'terms, - &c., apply. to ANDREW KEEFER, Agent, at
Cressona, or to the subsc . riber at Lebanon, Pa,- • • .
July ZS, '66 . • 30-6}Sm. JOHN GEORGE:.
COAL LANDS FOR SALE.
500 Aeres in the . Nen.. Beaton Coal
sin, including the Mammoth' dam Med.:St-feet thick.
230 Acrel in the. tichnilitill .Vnlley, near
Patierson—Red Aeh - Coal.
.250 Acrer on nine Rill, near Et. Clair.•
• 100.4 e -ice. nearQoal Castle. .
120 Acres - Xdjoin ink the Duncan Coal
COniotini, on the \Veit ;slo . rweglan.
SEVERAL LARGE COLLIERIES
TO LET.
. . .
. • Alto. TAY:O LEASES. •
6 HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE-IN FISHBACIT
AND ONE THREE-STORY HOUSE ON CENTRE ST.
P. W. SHEAPER. Att'y for Owners
Sept. 1. 68
-VOA .14AL lE.—Tbe dwelling • recently occnpled
1 by John S. Graham In IStorrto:
Posacoslou given Immediately, Address 4;
' • - FRANK CARTER,
• Real
R stato Agent, Mabanny - City, Pen en.
• Apr 1121,438 • ' IC-tt •
MACHINEI a: FOR, 8.4.1. E.—The' sniicri:
ber has now on hand and for •sale the foil, 'icing
large:lot of new and: old niartibiery seeend-hand
steam engine, 11.1( inch bore and .30 'inch stroke fitui
been refitted - andls suitable for sinking a slope. •••
One 20-horse pciwer. Engine refitted. -• • . .
• • •
•10 ." •" " ".
• 9 New 8011er5,.30 inches diameter 80 feet long.
2 . • 30 "' ." ' - 20 -". " •' •
• 3 .. ! c_ 33 .• ••
.30
• " • 2 SeCOnd-hartil Boilers, 86 inch d1am.,.26 feet long,
With Fire fronts complete.
- One small Boiler about Morse power; one Smoke
Stack 34 inches diameter 35 feet long ; one smoke stack
SO incheci.diambier„ 40 feet long; one pump wheel
ftiot diameter, 33‘ inches'pitcli; with Shalt and Pcdes:
talc complete; two- Wrought-Iron- ShaftiS. blot long; -
6X 'riche. diameter i one Hoisting • Drum, 6 foot. bpi();
-ers, 'with shaft and blocks complete; one small. drum,
foot-diameter..' .
One 14inch Pump,,complete.. • . .
,
Onel2•inch t• . • . .
"••" • • • '
A iot of 10 birth PlllllTiPipes;. one set small Breaker
Rolls with bineli wmughtiron shafts four Pea Coal
Screens; a Amt. - of :Blectiter - 11ackett—nett7i a lot of
Pmpp . Stubs, alt.atzes't a lot of Belt Pulleys of various
sizes; also the.tnnber.of •11 large Breaker, now stand ,
tug. - sad coutd be used for the same purpose; also WOO
Met of, Slope Chain, all sizes. at . : • • .
• . MABII7 4 .SPAIIIi.ttI• Machinery Depot,
- &lire " Coal Street,Pottscllle.
VALUABLE PROPE;IIIT-V AT - - I.lal-
-VATE PIA 14E.—One-twentietti interest in the
tract of coal land to New Castle ToWnship, Schuylkill
.Caanity (tcnoWn as the Pett & Retinae tract) contain
ing ab0ut..420 acres. - •
A tract of 220 acres of COAL and - TIMBER LAND
in Riley Township. - . •
Sta - fine building lots on.ta.l iNirrwegian'sr., above
Jackson-25:1E1 feet, a never failing spring of - Water
on one-of them. • Terms easy. - . • . ' •
.• Valuable , building lots on. Coal. Washington and
.Mahantongo streets.,Desirable sites for warehouses,
manufactories, &c. t splet did lot on Schuylkill Ave
nue'', a% feet front on the Avenue and DT, feet front on
Church Alley. - •Apply,to HENRY C. RCS/41114
Real Estate and Insurance , Agent, corner SeCond and
higharitongocts.,,ll - ottavtile. Pa:
CL DLAN - FOB IItiENT.-L450 acres .of
' and Timber Land outhe Rastent Dun Tract,
conlaining several veins, of coal: The Mammoth T -
feet; the Lehigh,
."JS '•feet,•and the "Skidinore,%lU feet
thick. I mile. of anin which: forms a basin one mile.
south of Mahanoy • City. It Joins the NeW Boston
Company,..Wto are now operating on the adjoining pro
perty on All these veins., The Railroad Conipany are
now locating - the road. .to be completed next 'August.
The difference of freight:on coal per fon by way of the
Qtiakake to - Elizabeth Point, New York, will be about
75 oents in favor ot.the New York route.
Jonathan Reber,.&tenant. on the- property, keeps a
'hotel. -For' further infonnation apply to
- • -• IdICHARL btursPror.
. Pottsville," April 17, !NV", :" • . • 16-tf
FOR,SALE OR TO LEAME:—A. tract of
land 'situate half a mile :west of Lleuellyn, • in.
Branchand Reilly townships, Schuylkill County:cen
taintng 430 acres, having. a • run of three-fourtha•of
mile on the following velies. ylz: . TlityGate Veins, Sel
kirk, Black Mine; Tunnel, Faust and . &dem. • Parties
wishing tonrchase or to • lease will make application
to ' • : . . • JOSHUA LIPPINCOTT,
' • • . 'RICHARD SMETHURST.
• - , J. DIINDAS LIPPINCOTT
..Executors of the Estate of James DunditS, .dace sad,
. • •at VII- Walnut Mt; •Philudn.,
Or to CHARLES M. HILL, Real Estate .4t., Pottsville.
August 10..05; . . *. • . • 03-tf • .
FOR BALE.-One second hand engine. G horse
power, 7' Inch dlaineter, 16 inch stroke. .Box bed
plate, governor and force pump . complebi. Will be
sold, cheap. .
Also one 60-horse power Engine, 16 inch bore, 24 Inch
strrike; heavy box bed plate, fly wheel Talley, 10 feet
'diem., 16 inch face. • Suitable for breaker or saw mill.,
The •above . Enginea are nnr Own make;' and will be
sold below cost if applied for soon. • - • .
Also one 20-horsepower Engine, 10 Inches diameter,
24 inch stroke:- Box bed plate, governor and force
•primp completi. All new. . • ,
ALLISON AtBANNAN, "Franklin Mari Works.“
June 80,..66-264f • • Port Carbon., Pa.
t „
09.8 ALE. •
—A Hicks Efrgine; twenty-horse
power. la toniplete running order, with boiler and
ell necessary gearnag attached. - Apply to. - .
WM. J. HARLAN. -No. 7n• and II Trinity itallding,
New York. or to • tICHOLS & HILL, Mi1801:116 Build
ing, Pottsville. •• • . .. • — June 2; .66-22.tf •
COAL MINES FOR SALE.—Tbe under-.
Armed wishes to inform thepublic that- be has a
small.Collieu for WC on liberal terms, will the p
ilege of opening on leer or five Other veins of Coal. all
above water leveL . The above mine is In working ord.
er, and canat present ship from six to eight. cars per
day.'wh , ch can be greatly increased by 'opening other
veins, which can be done at a you small outlay. Ad.
dress • : SMAS BALL, Pottsville.
March 17, '66 - . 1141
o_ll N T V.l L FOB • Emix
the new town of ,GRANTVILLE.• sttnate
oti the headwaters Of Mill Creek. one and a half 'mile*
south of Mahanoy City. and , immediately east of the
large snlliery of the. New Boston Coal Company. The
public road [vim Pottsville to, Mahanoy City. end also :
,from Brockville and . Tuscarora,' passes through the
place. Good water ten be had It abundance. The lo
cation *convenient to a number of collieries In the
MaI:WM Region: • For, terms, itc., apply to collieries,
Engineer at the place. or to the subscriber.
" M. MURPHY, Pottsville.
Tux anbectibecu: have for sale at their Colliery on
Mill Creek, a lot of Pomp npes, Spade Handles,
Splicing Plate Stub-ends , Pipe, Stub.ends, and other
8010. Mack Pieces, Pole Hangers and Pulllea, Balance
Wirth, connecting Hod and Bob.. Also* se Home
• e. -MI
- GRO. S. REPPLIER & .
or further particullus apply to J. G. & 0: SOREP
PURR. No., Walnut Si., Philadelphia, or to MO.
•L. GEIGER, at the Colliery. Jan P. 16-4-ri
LOST AND FOUND.
A. STRAY . BRINDLE HEIFER. =no
t 1 to the premises of George'. Paxson. f . •••
October 1141 th. witicb the owner can - have " s i
by callbig on the farm known as Allbon's
plaoe.-tun miles above Cressona ori Wan "
113111Tattroad.. 'Dim 3,
TBAY • NOW*--Ctune -to the premiees • or , the
S
siabecrlber, residing In New Carne Tp..2
Schuylkill' County, 'a STRAY SOW. The
owner is reituWedto take her Away an i pay
expenses, otherwise she wilt be sold accord
-iv law; .•„• • ~ MAIM -I:IILt.W.
IDORTABLE ENGINE, Two.and-a-brafhorso
11.- power. for Nide cheap; Apply . to B. SANNA.N. .
WrBLEB & WILSON'S FAMLIE
irlaig Blachinei..;—Pall. at Qtr. . bth and
Norwegian Sts. Mlas A: STRAECR & IL °ELBERT,
. :Pottsville. Oct. 6, .66_48.6m.
EOll SALE .- One TIM " Hone Bri
Bluff,Fly•Wheel. &c. Apply at - Office
Little Schuylkill Navigation, Railroad & Coal Comps
nyjramagoa. Ps. ' [Jan. 6,16. 11-rf
41 1140 k Spikeii for fastening down.T Ran, all PIM%
3.1 Umstantly on band. Also a fall /tacit of cut
13pUnta and ail kinds of Nails to be bad at • •
Oct 4f,--4 1 - LEWIS 11 THOMPFkOIii &
L - COAL -011 L.—I X L Coal'olthi sale by
the single bnrel and upwaidr..
Warreited pare,
tree from small sad non -en - titmice- - •
• Oct Ct—'.4l3- LEWIS U. I . I . 3OhIPHON' 81:co:s
in° Bands pure . whi . ter bleached Whale CM now
I" k 4 4lV7PO s oal;Ag di np rftelllleitew g el ag
P d " P‘V TIMM ac 9
I. E. WALRAVEN,
=~aso~o ~. H
719 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
ELEGANT CITRTAANS
Partors,
lAbiirk*;
Dining and • ,
HaIUSSI
Etrocatelle,
ilainneks
Terry,
Sw . /lis.Lace and •
Viet.
WINDOW` SHADES
OF:. THE itEWEST• DESICIttB
Am now offering the moat complete' assortment of the
above gcxxls of my own Importation.
Sept Pl. ' 136 • . •• . 'llll4mif
THE:.:GREAT
CLOTHING HOUSE
PHILADELPHIA.
BARGAINS
FINE CLOTHINCI
ROOKHILL & VULBON,
BROWN STONE CLOTHING HALL,
603 ands 603 Chestnut itreei,
Beady-Made Clothing. Department.
• The choteeet stock of.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
FILL .AND WINTER -WEAR,
Eva offered to para:Leers, amprising all, the
'NEWEST ta:D MOST • At'PROVED STYLES.
Custom Department:
. .
Oar newly fitted tip Cnstoin'Department tor Goatle-
Itfen. Youths rad 'Boys, DOW COtaidne a. careftdly se
lected stock of . • . .
• - - . ..
• - Foreign- and - Domestio' Gqqds,
which we are prepared to make' to . order,• In thobeat
manner, and at reasonable prima. • .
Boys' Department.
We have - on hind the' largest and beet stock of
Ready-3lade Bops• Clothing in the City. . Particular
attention paid' to the malting of Boya• Clothing to
order.
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Goitlenin; Youths:And. Boys,' •
Wishing. dotting made to order, by sending their
measure. as per diagram. will have their ordem prompt
.iy'Otterided to. ~• ,
SATISFACTION AND A GOOD FIT GUARANTEED
Sawyers sent to any part of the United States.
ROCKIIILL 6c WILSON;
Brown Stone Clothing Ball. 603 and 605
Chestnut at., PIIILADELPUIA.
October • , -•. • 40-41:11 if •
sIIO,BEIt dc CO4
'GENERAL CONIIISSION MERCHLITN,
26 South Delaarttra*venue, Philadelphia
. .
'We are coishintly receiving on conSignment, SPERM.
WHALE, LARD, MINERS' and LITBRLCATHRIOILH,
.of• the beet aud'purest qualities, which we offer in lots
to sult,• at lowest rates of the day. ' , -
The attention of consumers and others Se respectful!
ly solicited. • -Jan 20,.'66-9.ly'
SEIAWILS• AIM CLOAKINGS beam!
131 variety at GALLAND & CO.'S
Oct 13, 'U43-41-. - Cheap Store on Centre St.
. .
Blanket.:Blankets 1.--A full lino of the boot
make below New York prices, at
Oct. IS, '66' 41- 'GALLii..ND.S. on Centre et. -
V lan -
ne•
le '• :
cFulyanEs ls!
C r LO la Tnlri6e l • i C L OT HE
An Immenec stock at
Ort. 41
--tamites :
UMBER:
SILAS BALL having opened a lumber yard on Cord
street near • the,
railway depot, desires to inform his
friends and the public that le ,on hand a large as..
sortment 'of • all kinds of lumber, as he - . has hiei own
qteim saw mills. Bo will be able to keep a large sup
ply of sift and.frame timber-of all lengths and sizes at
the lowest possible prices.. Breaker and _other bills
sawyti oraer. • July. T.. 66 ' irT
• ... . , •
• • • - . • • • •
. . .
IRVING'S WORKS—Spanish . Papers-2 vols. .
SPARE - HOURS —lst and 2d aeries; by John Brown.
6 MONTIh6 AT THE WHITE HOUSE. • Carpenter
DOCTOR JOHNS: 7 , . • , •
OUR 'NEIGHBORS. Arthur.
FELIX BOLT—TIE RADICAL.
Jag received and for Mlle at'
. 11ANIVANiN Bookatoi&
Instantaneoitsly. Mimi* Plating
. • .. ARTICLES OF . .
Brass,' Copper,"Germin Silver, &0.,
Reitoring the. plating. where: worn off—and for clean.
tog and polishing
. • Silver.illc Silirgr.Plated
most -•
Thte
.
.
usefl I nvention of the age Is a preparation
of pure silver. and contains no mercury'. acid. or other
substance Jolurbus to' metals or the hands." It Is a
complete electro-plating battery in a bottle. Price so
cents. p hottle. For sale by dragglits and variety
.
HOWE ,• STEVENS, .311Innufnotureira,
. , •
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. •
October R. 40.arn
P - CT E
CALIFORNIA - WINES
GrURNEiI. & Co.,
No. SO . Cedar Street, New York,
OFFER FOR SALE
• .. -•.
TIIESE VALUABLE WINES, which are galigng pub
lie favor with astonishing rapidity, and whose unpre-•
cedonted and unrivalled populaOly is not wlttiont.mer
it. They have only.to bo fifriftesled to glve.thom the
preference over all others... Ac a purifier of the blood'
they excel all other Winsa, and the - numerous Certifi
cates which have voluntarily been tendered .from the
most eminent'physiclans, ea well as
_gentlemen ev
• Cry position le life, aro
. proof conclusive that these
Wines are useful In all Cage!, for which they are recent-
. .
The following brands are now, Offered - by as. They
Comprise all the varicties_noW grown iu the state
ble for sale • • .• • ..
.WIIITF.., or ROCK WINE-Of a light,„stiaw color,.
-very delicate dud tine flavored.. • . •
"CLARE f-A-suPorior wine for table nse.
ANGELICA-ft rich and naturally sweet wine, much
admired by ladies. end ,valuable in the• sick chamber,
as it makes fine wheys and jellies_ -It is' a tine dessert
wine, and well adapted for Communion purposes,
'MUSCATEE- A light colored; highly aromatic wine.
Very similar to the celebrated Tokay.
. • PORT-Deep red color. fine -flavor ' and in•manVie
!poets similar to the old wines of Liobon... -
GRAPE ,BRANDY-'-The pare distillation of our.
Mies. -
WINE BITTERS-A very agreeable tonic raid a sure •
remedy for the diarrhcea. . •
This is one of the most valuable combinations of a
nodal - and an agreeable beverage that 'has ever .been
offered to the public. Millions of bottles were sold
throughout the 'North during the last four Sears--and
wherever introduced it.hits proved*. welcome addition
to the invalid table, the family elide and the bachelors
sideboard: ' •
ladles who have loot strength and appetite, and
snT
fer from nausea, vomiting and vertigo; gentlemen who
ndon't feel very well"' just before Neat:leaver dinner,
whose stomachs are out of Order, and whose systems
are generally.
,deranged . ; mothers weaning -children,
and suffering from general debility cbtldren of Pickly
;nature and, sour, dyspeptic constitutions; travelers
who have or:captor, to change their water, and all-who'
live in malarions districts. and are subjected to mias
matic infinPnces; will find it one 6f . the most valuable
invigorators that can be taken • . • • _
- It was used very extensively in 1861. with such gene
eras satisfaction that in offering it to the public now we
deem it unnecessary to publish any of themany certifi
cates which we haw received. testifying in the very
strongest termein its favor. All that we can say is to
'guarantee that we will pledge ourselves to. furnish an'
article' prim 11aD VRADULTEEATID. '
- It has been given to little children suffering, from
. Weakness and weak lungs with most happy effect. One
little girl in particular.' with pains in her-bead, loss of
'appetite and•dally wasting consumption, on whom all
medical *kill bad been exhausted, has been entnelyre;
stored: She began w ith, but a teaspoonful a day. • Her
appetite and strength rapidly increased, and She's now
well.
LIST OB.PRICES. • -
Per Bottle. Per Doz.
.21 00 $ 9.00 •
1 25 12 00 •
100 - • 9.00
1 25. • . 12 - 00
195 - 1800
195 12 00
2 00 2O. 00 .
411.2 m
ROCK •
- WINE BITTERS
" - -PORT
". ANGELICA
:MUSCATEL
'BRANDY.
rrz .ty: • .
• - 41, G z 9 •
From... Richardson % 'New Meth0d...15.0 0 0 copies of .
whichi are sold every year lts„Lesaantr are adapted to
pops of aAages,.and va eiercisee attractive and me
tal in every stage of advancemer.t. • This book ha,. on
account of itsactnal meat; become the etridard• work
of Piano instructiot, and the only one_ which every
well-Informed teacher and scholar twee Price $5 Te
on receipt of which It will be sent poet paid..
OLITERDITdON &CO., Publishers, • • .
• Oct 27-45- . 211 Washingtpo
B 0 II
Warehouse, Mortis' Addition,
- .
;. OFPIRPOR SALE
Buckwheat. Fleur,
extra Family Floor,
, • . Neel ;Meal, • •
Com:Weal,
• - Cora, .oata, Hay - .
`Oast. mic a Cara Chop, /kr.,
toomm reed or all kinds. Fish. consisting in
par!. of. Mackerel.. Shad, Falzon.. Herring, Haddock,
Cod_ Always a gaud woorunent of Previa
ions. GlOCelite, - • Oct qw-413::
.
Biosting full stuck 'eonettently on
land .131 the irerf ben a tialifv fur aide at Glary
Intim by •• . • LEWIR C. I'oo3ll'BoN d.CO. -
MIDILt 'GOOD ROOFING.
ABOITT 'BALI; THE PRICE • OF
WARRENS GENUINE PEBBLE ROOFING :s now
puled more than, any other kind. It beboth Fire 'sad
Water'.Proof, and .will outlast : tio . ths, rook while It
costa only about half the Oleo Of LW, This roodug la
abortput notice.:
°PbY'the at
&Dona=
' - licinixot be put on rookt_pil
erne - Wan!, lilt 011MAt
Balluday, Novrmber . B, 1866.
THE- LATEST NEWS,
The'llaiti tonere Trouble=lll o pubt iota Trt•
karpla be Illebrwska-111/seellasy. • -
(}„v. t3vrat.4, of 41.aisylatid, has zsmoved - the
Baltimore' Polies Commisahniers.'His 'decision
against them wan . very bitter. .° Si hundred
twerps from Carlisle. barracks, stated to be ers
mote for Texas, have arrived in-Baltimore. The
counsel for the Governor, Latrobe, has gone to
V4shingion .. /Gen. - Great is In Baltimore, and
on Thursday evening had an interview with the
Swaras-commiesbniere. Swann and his counsel,.
Latrobe, .were closeted •on Theraday afternoon
with President Johnson in Washitigion. Thes
result of the interview is not known. •
- The recent election in Nebraska hes resulted Li
another Republican triumph, 'John Talje the
Radical candidate for Congress, receiving ;even
hundred and fottpeight majorty. There ii a
Republican majority of nineteen on, joint ballot
in the Legislature : The importance of this vie
dory is enhanced by the probable' admission of
Nebraska into the Union at the approaching sta
llion of Congress. Witt will swell the number and
influence of the grand stolnun)., of loyal States:
The stock market was very dull in Philadelphia
on Thursday,: with the exception of railroad
shares, which continue the moat active on the
list. Ykstr was in fair demand at an advance - Of
_twenty-five cents per barrel. Wheat and .otitsi
were unchanged Corn was dull and rather Water .
Two Now Yorkers have made a wager that if,
Fenton is elected the Hoffman man to to pay _ the
Fenton matt rue cent fur-every vote In Fenton%
majority', end if Roffman is successful, ekes:tree.
Thelrlal of eight - Fenian prisoners in Canada'
has been postponed until the second week in No
vember, to allow their counsel further time to'
procure evidence - . - - . •
The Merchants' Insurance Company in New
ark, N. J. was robbed of $BO,OOO Governmee
beechen Wednesday night.
A =vendors_ of the Grand Army of the Re
=bile will 'convene at Indianaplis, November
.20, to petfect a national organization:
Chief justice Chase is . confined to hiebbase
with neuralgia. .
.. ..
'OUR NEW YORK GOSSIP. .. .- - -
The iiiiveisinii Stour' , Calamity—A. Valais' -•-•
Priest Comes to Grief--The Natloseel
Railroad iloateadowilleueri•-1211peel- s'
limy. • , • . . .. ~
• •
[co . aarsposiANcs. 01 THE *LNRItIe JOURIILLI:
The "Evening Star 4 "talamity ittall bangs as a palatal
memo: oiler the eomtherilty: Timm:lay, the lath,'
solemn requiem high Mass was celebrated at the
French Church of St. Vincent de Panl—the most arts
iperalic or the catholic Churches—for the repose of the
- souls of the. members of :Alhaizer. French Opera
Troupeotho perished when the ship went down. Long
before the hoer fixed for the ceremonies had arrived,
.the large edifice was crowded to its utmost capacity by
Members of the congregation; and by .Protestants
strong of listening to the music. Mr. ,fuli,meea 'Opera
Troape performed the part of the choir, and sung the
well known requiem of Cherubim' with fervor Mt
effect. The vlolinceUo solo Introduced in the perform!
sues was so wonderfully played as to perfectly imitate
'Vie plaintive cadences of a himetiting voice. In the
middle aisle a catafalque was erected, surrounded by
lighted lepers and robot in black. . A large White croon
was in the drapery that covered the Beppu-
Mathis coffin. The Mass was celebrated by Father W'
Front and his assistants. • , •
• Apropos to a Catholic solemnity, is the minforitine
'which -recently overtook a young Italian priest, named .' •
g o at e e Andreae, who come to this city from Cuba a.
.
Couple. ofiweeke ' He stopPed at the American
- Hotel and for some dart busied himself in making pre—
serrations for, an extended Western missionary tour,—
in the meantime two of his fellow countrymen appear.'
ed on the scene and soon insinuated themselves in the '.
d ces of their unsuspecting Father. lie hail.
brought- with him el: huge trunks full of sacerdotal
vestments, complete snits of the Inert citizen's cloth.
log, an abundant ripply of, diemend rings 'and - other '
jewelry; plenty of gold coin; and a gold watch of price..
sa value. Elle wo "friends" soon came to know all ••
about this and presently conceded a littiffplan. They
told Andrew`, lfhe did notgo te Brooklyn at nem and
hide from sight ho would be assassinated. They had .•
secret Intelligence to thin effect, and warned. him oat of
the nobleness of their mule The unsophistictated '
priest believed all-this, and hastened to adopt the sug
gestion. As soon as he had been thus •got out of the
way; - they proceeded to the hotel, said that they had ••
orders to remove Andreae% goods. and. as - they were
known tO be his companions, the story wan readily be
-lieved. 'The same evening, therefore, the trunks die
'appeared and the officious- friends with them. - When
the good Italian emerged from his hiding place, he was' .
almost broken with grief at his great loss. The detec
t's:et, however, as . soon as placed on . the track, easily
unearthed the precious scamps in a low sailor% home
in Bettors. On Friday they werebrought - before Joe.. .
tice Ledwith and eummarily committed for trial:.'
The National Railroad Convention which began 'its
meetings on the 24th at the St. Nicholas Hotel, was very •
largely attended. A. variety of incidental business ratite - •
up on the first day. On the second a reset-Mien was
adopted which virtually bands the different railroad
companies together for she.purpose of preteceng them
selves against false lawsuits and unjust damageri claim- .
ed against thud. The report on the mall sertices, and •
the rate of payment for them,hy the committee bar
ing charge of the subject, was of considerable interest,
end recommended various reforms in' the matter.—i .•
. Many other topics came op and received the attention •
6f the convention, after which it adjourned till the
second Wednesday in May. 1843 T.
Rigor, bas.become the rage m the positive, hempen. ,
ative and superiatife degiees. it is not merely her act
ing. which has made her the idol of the fashionable - . .
world: it is also her lavishness of attire. She drosses
like a queen to do her ordinary Broadway ehepping:—
• Those who have met her on the street" have wonderfttl.
stories to tell of, the splendor of her ordinary costume:
which is represented as the heaviest black silk. thickly •
beatrewn with white stars, that sae eo curionaly
interwoven into the texture of the cloth is to give an • •
appearance silver. Her ears arls strained by. the
weight of sparkling diamond, and her parosol and .
Inns are a fortune In themselves. It was rumored on
Monday that she had been purthasieg largely the shares
of the Overby Art Aka:eerie": Nothing shows the Iml'
tatters habit: of our world of fashion, better than what
ensued. as soon as this rumor got afloat. The Assecia
tion was no more honorable or honest, or magnificent In
-their gifts after this event than before--but the suspect
of the picture gallery suddenly changed. The people
who, heretofore, merely gazed admiringly. at the fine
paintinire..now rushed to the desk and rendered the
clerk- almost frantic by: their importunities.
• Up town now the question is not "hoe , many postsge
stamps have you got hi year collection?" but "what la• •
the number of your certlecittel" -So times change;_.
and "the rage" changes with them. • " •
. The news of the death of James B Olentsforth ;or
this eity, - at Weisliaden, Germany, on the Stla of Octo
ber,. has been received. The main interest 'which at;
tether' to his demise is the connect 6n of his name in
184 with the Alleged elemlort treads of that year. by
which It was claimed,
.a -very large number of voters
were brought from Philadelphia. ander the pretetwe •
that 'they were ti, he used in laying Croton pipe. In
1881 he gave up his bt.skerage !strainers in the city and.
went tr Europe. It I. helleved that his sympathy with
the Southern cause during the war was very strong: --
-The Mexican question has taken another shape. It,
.la mid:that gentlemeu in this city who have large inter. •
este now suffering by the diateacted state of the coml..
try acmes the Rio Grade, are making urgent represen
tations to government to favor of the inunmediats
recognition of Maximilian, as the earsteet way to bring
about peace and a renewal of commercial -prosperity;'
'They heist that the Imperial party la tired-re francs,and will accept any terms which government - may be
pleased to Stipulate. The result of this movement hi
anxiously awaited.' Yours e.er.. . SIISIML7II7;
GALL AND.B
THE PURITY OF 01771 WATER,' ' ,
• grarosi.Mtarns' Jocae.o.:-1 have noticed with ~,,••
great satisfaction the: proceedings of the Pottsville tt
-
Water Chinpany to secure to this community an abets
dent supply of PURE water, and take great pleasure
in commending their prompt and energetic efforts in.
the cause, against one of. the most gigantic Coal Com-. • -
Wanks n} this region, who. it was feared,' by many
timid and doubtful persons In regard to the right* of ;•
- the Water Company, would eventually succeed in put-
ting in oPeration. on the head waters of MITI Creek.
theirvery extensive colliery. capable it Is said; of pro.
paring one thousand tole of coal per day. .
• Now, I have heard it said,' the Water Company had :-`•
been premature in applying for an iojnnetlon Wire- t '
straLa the New Beaton Coal and Mining Company from I_
Injuring the water of Mill Creek, as it Is very doubt-
fat whether any injury has 'yet been sustained. Bat
every one at all familiar with the operations of coal •••
mines on the banks of our streams—must know that • •
the mine water, coal dirt, and weshings- therefrom
to the creeks, do , injure the water apd -utterly -destiny. 4
its Miefulnees for domestic and meehanical purposes, eA
.may belwen.for Instance in . Mill - Creek at Reppllara
colliery. shipping perhaps not more than one or twoci
hundred tons per day. Judge then what would be the 't",
.enect of a colliery shipping a thousand ton'spei day.-
It therefore, does not appear to mo that. the- Water
Company -have - arte4 at all prematufely, bat op Me!
contrary. with ajust and proper regard for the present ..;
and future interests of every penson that bas the privi
lege of using the water now supplied by the Company,i
and I believe every consumer along the line of Bitten:
will anstain the management of the Water Company.!,
Pottsville, Nov. 1, leen, A CoNSIIICIM.
Coerce feted Weekly for tlie 371nerst 511111rizio I .1'
Wheat Floor, extra Badly, per barrel
do . do do do per cwt....
do do extra per barrel..
do' do superfine.. do
Rye Flour, , -do -
Buckwheat Flour, do
Wheat, prime White ' per bashed
do do ea do-
Dried Peaches, pared. : De ' pound.
dy .do paperer do
Dried Apples, - do
.Rye, V
Cori?. "
Oats, "'
Soup bens"
p e . s. 4
Rye thop t "
Corn NW "
.Ididdlings,
Bantam, "
Hay; V tom ,
" bale cwt
Straw, V ton-
Plaster, - "
Salt, V sack.
er Seed, b..
.1" II - 44.!
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Lockol Locks ' _Locks : largo , .
well selected stock of all kinds of door locks. ft 7 ,
aiding a neepler of, new and desirable patterns.. Ida
a very large abide of eiery description of Ws'
ild' '-
bardware, for sale cheap at .
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