TERMS of TILE, MINERS , JOURNA_Li
TERMS—S 2 75 per annum, payable in adyaace--
834)0 It notpairl in advfincQ. •. • . • .
• Thae terms will be strictly adhered to hereafter. •
TO CLUBS: , •
Three copies to 'one address tin advance) 8i- 00
Six " " " .".: 13 . 00
30 00
"t 4nb
auboctiptionottnft Invari'.l4 be paid in advance.
The JouttaAL. will lie furnished to Carriers . and othere
at i 4• 1 ,0 per, WO coptea.: colon delivery. . •
elerf3 mon and School Teacheiv 'be furnish
cd.. with the Jor.Mtit. at $1 59°n advance,. or $.l. 7lf
pa:4 v t year--over one yeai full rate O..
ivATlz:l4l.ori ...41DVERTIMN e.: l e.: •'
Por 3 ifinte.. - ieoholine date, Cue In , ertion. 73 - eng- and
'25 cent a. : -Ope rquare of i lineo,
:or 1 or
„St :5.; ~:11b..-equot Icsertions, '25; tents per . aquaro.—
LI7:(T pretx ! rt . . .
FIX. TWELVE.
th , c I. l .atp, 1 ro_ ,;',? - (O :$350.00
- wor -. ro3 4.00 • 7.00.• • 12 00
T 0.0 spidres, or 14 I:te-3, CO COO 10 00 ..161)4
-Three . ••, "21 i IN) •S. 00. 14 00 • -2000
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L Uver a r.quare. 17 CtllllB 1; NOII. -
rent. hiztitr. Local N'o.ieeg, 9.0 ceu.u3 a line-
One inch erkee le equal to twelve •• - •
Largx!r Advertliemeuts as per agntiment.., .•••• • ,
• 2Clui•Horescurttautit five: ". • '•
;..- 2,7 The circillatioll of JOE - Ft:NAL 18 not iiicorded
by any ' aper ln the. State sin t ihtladelohla
or-Pitt hunt. - alal 4t he now the largest rheiet,pnbltehed
• ,
Within the latit firs- yvare the sulisv. Fan
-cotitinui,s to 41 &efts,' raptitlr. - As an
Adverti:sin7 median of the tx.,t to -thti.'Stat..!.
IRON WORKS.
ItOLLING. Mat;
ATKINg
,BROTHEB.S.,:i'roprietcirs, •
irountr;l
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Nlxtift^')l.7cr; , - (if 1.1-11lioszd • • In , n (ly,th'.7 , and Street
.1::.'1!.) ::r 1•r,•; ar , d i? tective and exe - - . 4 .-.C .-- , ,arms
etre Ur , ;,i, - , , ..5'.:0rt r , •lice. for any'anti , t.0 . ,,,a15ki ,
al: !1;, , i• r:',ii::.:y t.'.: , ....; , :':ii -4-1 . .. .- - '.. r'..;4,-:...
7..3kii!z
,onr nwa : p..., ,- nie'."' . wc) ,, :k ., 47i I al% I , =
cariqz:t.t, rele::1 :;:1ite.! .. ..1 ,, 0r,...: 1ir,..,
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• cv.,n• I herf.f,re, rely li)r , m roo.tiN in,: in all caP..t. PlMtclas.
ra , .1,. 11;- 1. ,n. - 3.1,1 , - t-.... ,,- i 4 T 11',11 , :a;•:...‘.3. , 2•si, 32. and
4 , 1,4:1:4 t , 11n. yrod, alw:.) i Lt. Inaid, niiti auliplied
in.'il):: l llA•ti. , , , ...'l,',l:tvf!, . .
.
ro:t';ille• 0 C 1 0.7 1:4.h. " . . : 42- : . .
1140
basing, woriof c9rn,
inal.in fall o*.seration..w.th lle!isy
t. rg.eear
of the Inte... sata .
fi.•
tindt of rr: - .1.1.n42.-tr,:schtnety,"ate:nt en- tofr k ,
for boi=ling and p. pum
,1 , 111.1, acting of al and of
=ovem• - •nt..t.'ornislt enzint , s of nor Pao for
humping in p.!.-1,,s or t-llfts.: fifth Cornlol - I , nmfi. ail
i; In of breakers; •••cith chilled or •plaln teet h. fill'
kinds of wrc.o..llt iron forgitigf...for drift earn or mining
machinery, 1.1,t,2 lomat , . of crild or I.ot blast...N.lth on
in.proved s hlowincyl , tnier.a , ;d pipes. mid rolling
• with - the th,n , ` 1:1:!h . 16)?.. with ihtt
jpl..f.ixt.ll f:lrtlnt or kind of
0r , 7152,1a F:IWPOMIPS
• of : , •y. , ry ra.t • and. finished. and rail.
of rut F;Z.Cc.. for mine: , oP niiifoti&.' • The
tit:o•
)4611;er husin?.bad a 1,”1.7 r.l - perience in the machine ht,,.ine‘s in .1 bi.region. ;Ind 71 prictical . tnehnnic.' and.
weld known :pf. one .of, the I .ile f.rnt Of Wren and Bros.;
'of- the We. him:lo.l .TrOn Works. Pottsville,. trn-t. that
Prottrot.att , ...mirm to 1) , ....!.n , t.s will prontre for bins the
vitro - fin:7.e of ids old. ft of th., minmir.rrglon,find
TrionA..s, mu - 2 , z Malinnoy City.
April 21, .66 - • " • . • ' 16-tf
rpo COAL O.IPERATOIIm 41.... IyiI:NEIV9.
i !--11 = iallier
.111ni ler NVorics:- • •-• •
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.71 ,
vs j
The , ribl , crttlet. ret - r3ctfully invite the
, - , 4. .ffizew
Wien:l:4) , of flee I, l;, , iuers - ogn.niunitS - to r - ...,;17
tteAr"Bofiler \Yorke ; on Itailfend'Sneet.:l...x . ; ? n,
b(tloie the. Par , sen , zer ric, i ,,t..- ry,!;., , ,•11 , ,,f, , --,„,7;4,,,. 41 .
where they are prepared to nom uraettire erksr,....-.... i.t..
' • BOILERS OF EVERY D1F. , _ , C1111.T1V1N . ,.. :-- •
Smoke Stacks. Air tztael:P., Blatt Pitkes, Gt4ilmetani,
Drift Cry &c.... &c. - Itbiif`ra on band.. ' • ' -
• lleitez practical - n3eel.aoiL, and hat-inn for venni de
voted themAelvea 'entirely to thin branch (11 - the Inteine:ie,
Ilidter I hem ~, 1 ee. - that iv i - k (1646 di t ht,ir establieh.
meld will give i4ati,leetion to all 'who may favor them
with a ;::111. ". dadirldnala and. COmiltnies , will favor.
it
greltly ti, their aclvannd7,e to examine-their work be-.
fore !.c p‘viwz et-where. . . JOILN ..T. N0111.E,.. -
..Ap: i1...!1 - .. ?6,7,-- 11;- . Jolts C:0Y1 E.
,W :•111
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- riarr a c a"..PriZ.!4 Or no I,t e , fh m G f w ren &
-4wAsolNG.ToNdi r — ,.. er ,,,,„
iriox w 0
ocl
in Ous liormf , ;ll o''
ormthm - erl by the ,rr:ber in all
linri,ms bran. : '
and izit,le Of Ma::hinory.f , ;r mieing either
r , qlll . rure: bla, - I.fu.•inaccs •61,11 , 4. or (.014, hl : all
kit a; ot arzr railroad car 'll7:tuees of
wremrht.and cast Iron all 1,mc1.9:0f brass etu3tinw , ' ; nll
'.ldrds of Emithrybrk; all F iala 1-f the latent i rn ;
proved .pnmpt , . amt acting, ,' Wpairing
promptly atiendkl to all't neatly .e:reciltee
carefal attention to ),9 , 91a. vs the t , ull.nriber trlvßts
le a - ill re , -iv , !-•y chore of the 1,11141,7 I , qtronazt so
ue. , lnw.r.(l,on- the late firm,
.JAMES WREN':
Vetti , qle. Nvi , te.7nber 1. I SRS. • ' 34-
lt 6' ran Work..;
-P NECA
riNEGnovn, U•Y L. CO:. PA.
J. M. I:Wilt EP, 31 , 10:i:him...V. Engimer,
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p A t7.11'112 V.::ti LI -11-. -fi Cr TII 4: li . irrr.....-,
Sc. , :. t!:. , , - ,1.1- ,- ..r;htr-,, .Lai - e . this Tiny , z 15 ....,..•
Crl t -`1"..; 1 i'",t, a. P,lmir , t,il). •tn 01 , ,, the —. 7 ,i—',.,•!
F:.:: , 11'•.i' rtalld t iy:',:. , of ALLISON .k.tannvaxi:•••G
BA: , : - .‘.; V.'', to :' , .r;7y , .)1.! the Fotll (11,7, Maellino, Snlirll
- it: roi:l , - , ll'-11:4: , ...;k:/::i.,:ini,s, in :PArt .Crithon. ,S 1 buy T;
kill Cofirity. - . . ' IZOBEIZ,T•ALLISON,
- .' FItANUSILBANNAN . •
April 1;4, 16'7.c
*A Stl I.;AND' I fi:o7i 11 . 011 Wt.. 1 ''' -.
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- , The sithsf,7l.lr.is are . .now . fully. pre-. s_ . for=r—
pari,,f to fur . itY:: at thtr A.F1,1 , tr. , 1 - iron dit f ,... s ,
.Worli.A, St.entn. Engin; .4 tied putum 0f0 .. .:, , ;"' ' '''' ;.,
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any.i;ow•‘r a...:1.1 v,,i• - .Pi ty,. n. 7 !whin!! :111.1 M . , , 6 - ... 1, - ,„ „,
"oi.h&r 1 , 4 , a , t. , , , , ..:tal LreVker , areverYttkar .
f.ize and I;attern - now 111 n:.:., togeth.tr will!. ca-i.in..th and
for , :ln.T3 :of evury dp , ce- . ,1-n). Coal and Drift ear.. 4 of
.allil.-vs and•ir..;•:.n-rt.4. :arse True:: nod 1i0i...e ('it-s..
\% all I - ,rni.,..hul at - .I , n - to..q notice,. The sillP.cribera
fetter .! , ' . ...;•at.elve.f tlyr,.itia. , lnurh as, (!ITIY rueintx:r of
the IL rn i'i a'. I,wnetieal tuc ,- `•;:. , :/'.r,.- they 'viii be' able •to
furnis h ti Tur , b pinery-.; hat 'will mm pare - favor:lbl v with any
in - theße;:rion.. All criers Ilirec: , ql to J. &.`. l t . G.kuNr.tt,
- . tk, , ,1..ip1. S.' , ...hu:Olcill CoantY Pa., will recd ac prorUpt
att..2n , :ail. •-,... J.: &M. (.41.1iiiEfi.....
• ..Ashl:ll7.(L .1;1 1 y f.. , r.n . . . . . . `2:•:.
tr) .T 1 1' INE P4i/OP,
L Pr:tit ( . ;: r gt-e.
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- 7. , ;(j1 . '11' , .. , --.lThe•.be.:‘; e ,• ,4 'tilt. - - i;:te . r . r7.-7 - . .C•viago
and td . SNII' , :.I: .`, - 11'.....:::•1,-i. hill boplir`.74'....ii,iik '
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c0r.ti11a,d1L . , ,....LL, r , d , iri , a.r.laal it. , . ..a..!.::-...:..- 4 4:il-
none bf 011..,:.), of - bte,...:111::: , . 4ia t • ha:l4-r -- '7, -..--
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f rut. • Irrin l'odrYd , l - , u.a.l Lr.iii:lily:.ll4.l-r (1 rets,—.,-,--,..,..._
all' kind.....uf..1.1:.' biaL.:, - : 7..r .11. , 011.,.; Mil:, Bia..,L, Letkiiia.
ces. 1 - I.lll:„LaslVar...-; &f.. - .; ~..-:-:. 111 , y.lll 1ki. , 0 CiilitintlCA:te .
bl:qitleP Cf • "..M . ,:.i:•;,..L a:: - L . -.1.111;;'Ihe . celebrated Tine
Forl,er Whitc , : .I,:i .to er::.l.e•., is :•nd :7!..pidkit Veiri - lied
AntiCEl4l., Inlin;.: :.,..,I‘.: preprieinr.of teef•e Collieries: • -
• • (1:011GE:. W. §N).:Dt.R :
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8-I.f
.kif;
MIZE: .P.k riON C 4).. tire
1 preps re.l to furni,ll T 1 3,AILlt0A1J.11.ZON, at their
Mills hi Palo Alto, of vat lutes' pal tern.,- • '
Wel aILITILT t0.70.-pouhd,,ikryard..).o-Y
AlsO, different sizez;of eat, square and • ......
round merchants' bar iron..
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Orders for rails or bar '.iron are re-
1111
spect:ally'suficited, and twill illmeet with prompt stten=
lion If. Idll-I, , ither- at the Ironing Mills, Grouser Bruorrr.
& Co.'s Hardware Store. Centre Street., or at their of corner . of Markin and .Second Streets. Pottsville,
Pa. Pres,t;
. Sari. '2, 'fl.
IiII).LIAING MILL. -
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The. TA3fAQI.TA POLLTNO 3tILL COMPANY bay
ir-
'fug . rimr completed their Vi l orltir•at Ta-4.
mama. ri 4 chuylkill Caut.ty, are now • ",,,, .
mar,nfacturing and prepared A - .• supplyti . ' • a. :--:.
:Merehaut Bar Iron' of a very superior —,..irr r —:-.;44.,;7;
•
- quality, Rortml9,•§cptare,i,- Plat l and Half ~,.06 - - s l "I"'
Bounds. Orders are respectpilly sollerteti, timd 4111
meet tulip prom ta attention. • . • - i
J.NO. RALSTON, Treas. S.A.ItiI:P.ATCLIPP, Prest.
• • Tamaqua, July I,Ja.
BOIL Elia 4 -lAD STACIE .S. .• - • •. •-•
- The eubcerlber iti i?rcpared to execute
,orders fur the.above articles, with dis
patch, at the old place ol huffiiiess, Coal
Street. below SorWegiao. 20 feet boil
ers alWr..vs on Iliad. Also, the mina
factarer of -
••• Coal and Other• Shovels, •
Of the best material • and worionanship; Repairs
promptly attended to. gsrTans: for mining ventilation
always an baud. - .. 4ABEZ SPARES. •
' Pottsville, Angust• 9..1, •• • • S 5-1 Y '•
.IUIORII . I
EICLIER di: Co.;
EUCteEBFOi.9.
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- 111ORRAS: & JONES A; Co.,
IRON AND STEEL
ilarlcet Ji . Sixteenth Sta., Philads.
: Have always on hand and for sale . '
'BEST ENGLISH IiEFINED IRON—FaII assortment.of Ragnalls," and other frivinite . brands.. BEST
AIViERICAN ARS—ordirtry sizes,- or rolled to-order
for Inidg,e_prposce, Ac. PENNSYLVANIA BOIL
ER PLATE—Premistaious slice, or cut to required
Bice. _BOILER RIVETSDover brand..niade inaolid
dies. BEST ENGLISH. CAR AXLES—American. and
Roglieh, FLUE :AND - SIIEET• IRON—for covering
'ethnics, • ATA, ENGLISH AND NORWAY
SLIT RODS, BOLTS,. NUTS and WASIIERS—Por
bridges, cars, and machinery purposes generally, CAST,
SHEAR: ALACIIINE and BLISTER STEEL, .Also, an
extra quality. for tape and diee. The above, topither
with a full assortment of Iron, Steel, Nails and Spikes,
to which the attention of dealers; railroad companies,
engineers, miners, foniiders and machinists' is invited,
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M. ' ;2l ' and i“i n l.4 Streets ° Phi S i e3h il i t a, Ce P t :
. •
Would 'call - the attention of-Railroad
3Lsnagers. and those interested in Rail-,
road Property, to their eYeiera of-Loco-z'; a.
motive Engines, in which theY are:rulapt- -
ea to the particular business for which - -
they. may be required ; by the use-of wie,.two, three or
four pair of driving wheels ; and the use of the -Whole, •
or so mach of'the weight as may be desirable for ad- -
beaten; and-in accanunodatiwg them to the
.gradessi.
carves, - strength of supersttuctiOn; and rail and ieork
to be done. fiy these means the maximum useful effect
of the power is. secured with the least expense for at
tendance,- cost of 'ftzel, and repairs to Road mid Engine,'
With these objects in view. and as the.result of twenty-,
• three years practidal experience in-the business by our
senior Partner, we manufacture fiVe - different kinds, of
Engines, and several classes of sized, of - each sll4
Particular attention paid to . the strength of the ma
chine in-the plan - and working:llBh%) of all the details.
Oar long experience and opportunities "of obtaining in enables as to offer these engines - with the
assurance that in efficiency., economy and drirability,
they will compare favorably with those of any 'ether
ki n d itvape. - . WO AISO 1111111 AL CO . order, wheels, axles,
bowling or low moor tire tto tit centres withoutboring4
composition-castings for bearings of every description.
of -Copper, sheet iron awl-Boiler Works ; and.every at
- tide appertaining to the repair or renewal of.Loenmo
tiye Engines. • . M- W. ' BA L I) "....WPS,
January 26, 166 • . l-tf MATTHEW Beim);
RO-HRER'S
=PECTORAL
WILD OREPJIY TONIC,
•-• • -
Tor ill:%eiees of the Cheet,:arer, IChineye, Linke
Stomach and Barrels.
wi a BLOOD PLBEtIFLIM it bfis no equal
. .
J. ROFIFtErt;
Prop:lelw- and 3annfacturer, Lanuteter, Pa.
1:A, don t for. Schuylk ill Co.
Auguls:. li6C, . 31-8 m
It'':T:PUBLYSITED-:--IIESSE:1111311. 9 8
nicEi. 041:Miln.A Pamphlet Cal the
Mannfayture ul 31alleside Cut Steel,. ite progress and
enn4oyment. by Ileary•Bessecaer, with illuetrations.of
.machtnery ni t. Pilce cents: -Sent on, receipt . cd
2 cents by mall free. knr sale by • - ' •
• • HI TIANSAN. Fritts - vine; •
RE,MINGTONS
Far • : 5614:: by Gun D ealers
AND TI.III ..TILIME • GENEP Lt•
• • •
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CartridgO. •
11 ,q,eali lig ?Saul, (Et.no. i,t ) No. , 2'.Cartridge..,
Reft[-ti e , 19.4.61 ; lit..)' No. Cartridge..
P_ocket voli\ - .7, (Self .Coekilik).
:New Pocket'llevolver, (with Loading. Lever),.
Revolver, - Navy.Size Calibre. • •
'ell Bo:diver, (Self-Cocking.) Navy Calibre. .
N"TI .38'1 Oil In. CplibYi, .
Army Revolter, 44-100 Sinn •
Cane, using NM 32 Cartridge.-
lievolvic. Rifle.' 36 & 44-7001 n. Calibre.. • •
'Breech I , ading Rifle, Carirldue; •
Breech Loading Carbine,_NO. 44 Cartridge..
'C. 2. Rifle., (Steel BarreL):syllb Sabre Bayonet,",
13: Illtb-S1 SPringdeld Pattern- .. • .
Singla Barrel Shut Gun.
E. REMINGTON & SONS, Ilion, New York;
Moore . Nlchols. New, - orlt;
Pabiters.& llembelders,lkiston.
John Y. Lovell. Boston. .
4, 8 C.; oynhb Co:: '• •
Ponitnq &•Trimble. Baltimore.
Beery -Folsom & Co.,'New Orleans and .11ernpliis.
Maynard Bros:, Chfcago, - .•
k.Rnineey
Albeit E. Crane, San Pranrise o .
Aug:lB. `BB (Ap. 7,
O o ta rp liAili.--.{Totre.c_elved, a Ina aaaortimuit
attMk ni i, B l:4 ll 4 er 4,l 9 l= ll . ol 4 for
REWThLkGI.OIISI
WALKE4.& : -pRI - . Q . yi;
MAHANTON GO STREET,
-Itaytng just returned from; New Yoik PhilBt4el
phis with a
DRY-GOODS
,nd...NOTIQN:O;
FOIt:..TIIEFIVLI4 . TRAI)E;
yKuNG - .pAp}:f,Tok.ouß.:GOODp ;
AS Will. ISTIToE'IiIEgTO . EXTEND Tpra
EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND PRICES,
Compare More l'avorably in Prices
Quick Sales and Small Profits,
MEN , B AND DOTStIiyEAD!
We'cannottime all' in onr large-itock. l?at If you
will call.'we. will take pleasnre..ln • Pticiwitig . you Our
goods. Oar goods are all entirely new. • No ola goals:
Two Doors Below Post Office,
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,110 t ea ht to -buy Black sill:Franey Silluda at
" 43 - • • ' ' WALKER' PRICE,
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pp ich,Pluhfa v 'Efilk cheßp, and all colors.
I . • An. ••• • WALE:ER &TRICE
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rencii IllerinoLttiiie's best .Ibl.l- widtli;)tiacFt
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all wool, -only $l. 25.
• ' " - . .
43-- .. • , - ',WALKER & PRICE.
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Black Alpaca., from iO cent 1.6 sit litHeplendld
, •
43- •* - • • • WALF. DER &:PRicE,
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Herman Merinos. a full case. all colors;-'made.
'Ur These goods wi) offer' at 50 •.eents, full one yard
wide—lees than mannfactlvers nrieee. ~• ' • ' .
43.- .' - .• .- . SN'ALIMR dr. lißicrg: ...
Blankevi, all wool,..eitra- heavy 9 1 4, 9-4, 1 9:4,114,
-194, at prices that cannot be beat: •
44- , . . , WALKER
o i*gr .---gur stock or such goods 'itio.'perfeet .
V Drown. 13 1 cr., - Drilbs t - Red,.and all shades—also,.a
tine extra Water Proof..i • • •
. W.M.ICER
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D 4, 7 ,. , .. uzi t it c :3- 6 z , ri l. a rcnts iii l l l v e ..V i sitg d 21 , 43i471
nets. Table, Diaper, Corset Jeans, and e , erything-ease
yon, tan ask- far, . , . - -, - • • -, _• .. -
• : .43. . • .. ~ : . . WALKER ac PRICE..
loa. .
k vir
• and Shali.—Our, stock is. good, and
C"the beindy of the goods and the 'low micas will
command thenttention.of ail.• • -
WALKER . & PRICE.
.
Bennet . ibbirites, dc.—ln this line we ve yen
. all the styles and widthi3net—cord edge all colors.
I_Toriery any kindand
,1 1• quality.' Kid Glovusi,.Silk, Lilse'Tttregul. , theap:.
434 -.WALKER &.PRICE.
FIRE ARla
SILVER . WARK.-1, amortnietit. vach la
.Soncr Silver Sponnt, Forks; Ladles, Fruit ,Knives,
Ice Cream Scool^ st.c.,.*.c. - 1 Silver. -Tobacco BOxee.
• R. C. qRREN , Es - Centre St.; PottAvßie,.:
. . . . . .
For the Distribution of Fictive'
Many of the friends of J. O. BOUNDY, the disabled
minerartist having - urged him to , distribute . the paint
ings of his own which be Marin hand, he has consent.
ed: There will he 100 sharerat s6'B share.
The' pictbres are as follows :. • -
1, Halt Sn the Woods.: Size, 4 feet, 6 haws by a ft: 2..
2. Capture of.the Daughter Of Daniel: Boone bathe
Size, 9 feet 6 inches by 2 feet, 4 Inches. •
B.. English Farmyard.. Size, 2 feet by 2 feet, 4.lnches.
4. Portrait. of Abraham' Lincoln.. - -
b. .Portrait of Evades Cenci. .. - •
• 6. The Pasture. Size. 20 by' 21 Inches. ,
T.Frosty_ Morning.. Size 20 , by 2I inches.
E. The Wayaide Fountabs. Size, 20 by 21. inches, ':.-
2.
Bridge'near Bella Largo D'Orta. . 20 .by. 27
10. The OleiMera: Shoe, by_i2 h3C1103. " •
With the other pointing', bi ea...twenty fhio
talc The 14CEIT 0 6 vOil be exhibited at the iliak.ii‘ku.
of B. Baiusee sad arge. • -
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- Vol. 49:4
UNION HALL,
Two Doors Below Post Office,
P.O. ; T:T. S V 1.L..L E
I.inrge and .Splendid Stock
Which am
NOW OPENED
A Eid:Terling, aired by
Being Careful in our Selections,
.WE ARP. R;S'ABLED.
TO SELL:-'GOODS
TO OUR fitIESD,
AT :SUCEI• PRICES
IitRON . GE,• ALL WE ASK iS A
C .~1 ~G I~
Confident that Tour concloeiosi -Will be
That Our Goods
THAN you WILL SEE THEN IN
ANY OTHER HOUSE.
OR - morro 19,
Oct. 27, 'ad
Cloths,
Cassimeres,
Satinetts;
IN .FACT,' A FULL STOCK
DON'T FORGrr TiIk.FLACE.
UNION HALL;
31AHANTbNC30 STREET, IN)TTSYILLE
Oct. 27, 'GC
ART UNION
Painte4kby.J. BOITN.DY,
the Disabled ltiiner
.P : IIILADELPHIA
BUY '•Y 0
. 0 T.)E.X.S •
. . .
:111.33,KET. • STREET TEA HOUSE, j •
Corner of Twelfth and :Market!' Streets, op
posite the . Great loiroOlv ' • . • .
• 310.HD :460,"; • -
:Feb 17,7 CG .1 112 3tarkee St, PhilidellttiA.
TAV.11.01.1. 'de BlIC — OWN;
• • • ••• • • • • • • -
ARTISTS- AND - . PPHOTOGRAPHERS ; •
• •• • 913 and 914 ibheatnut hareet,- '
•
• • PIiatkiDRT , PHIA.• • •
Pure Liberty White I:eicit
. practical Paintera I Tip it l'and),..oa will have no
other: IStannfacturcil :only • • •,- ,:• ,
Ziegler 4k - Smiili,••• •: • - • •'•
•• • Wholesale:thug' W
. Paint and Ways Dealers: .
"No. 131 North - TH.IKP Street.' . •
• 'Jan 42T, .
4-ir • : •
Pure r ,ibwrty White I;eatl.-,•T•lie Wilitee; the
mon durable itnd, the 'most econoteicsl, It I
. .
liannhictured only. by . • • •-.
• - Zie"let & Srtiith, •
• ,
holes•..
41
e. Dim Paint and .Ulass Dealers,' ;
• • No: 131 Nortli'flllll.D Street.-Philadelphia,
.13ure Liberty Wlritn•Lend will , do 'thorn and
YY better work at a given . Cost than
,and - , Other! :Pry.
it! -2rianufnebared nnly.by . . •
.. • '
• Zittgiv - 41k. Smith,•
.W'.nlesnle:Druz. Paint and Glass•:era,
. • No. la .Nctfall•Tillftl),STßEET; Philad
.
CIIIK. IgTOl . [C... ...E.:tr. l'Atil.Oß:
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.. fl, ... • ~,.....:•:•:::, -.0,111 7 , the SiZes:ln , the „rder
det-IgrimedM the see.ompanyirig
i -1: ,...,.." : ;141EASURE - I , oli • C CiAi. ;
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.. i •. 1 " /.1 . .......and:from.2.to 3. . . ... • .
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--f- i!ruit.3r eesure-Arpunl .the; waist.
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• 1 - 1'... .1; . . . State whOther. thO . per Eon Is
. -.. .' 1 - . I , . • erert,orstooping. :• . •
- L.: 11 . •.. •• The now inea.9ure tua fOr Coat
:.- • . ... - .. - •.Measarp- middes&m, and out;
eido from bip:hoee, eNd around the wo:ist, •aM.i . hip: : ':
nr•MATEr.TALS'FENT'IiY CO6T
GOADB TO BE ItETCC.NED., IF NrirSAT‘filt..o . l - Ot.T. ,
• • CEI.VS. StOli rOti : 4: Co.,
'S2 , I efirsnti f44.,'l•lolitdriiphia.
June 10. , Gr;, : 28-
117.3. a.• ra E:4; EA:it : ll4 F 2: 111,,1510.
V - T • Areh•• . !...ltrect, Pktitaidelphut . , Wqmleple.
and iletArD6-11ers in . • '• . 1 • • • . •"•
, BERLIN
Embroideries, Fine Knit Gcods., etc., pen.onally:solect
ed in Europe. • , ' . .
zEPErVits,-- •••-: • •
:Con;c:inttri'wn Wools, Ce.sluncre'yarinric., latest style.
in Ladles Dreis and,Cithilt •• .; . •..
•
T R MMIN: G S.
Bitttenß 4 Drop F:ritivegi .I,lces, • Shawl 11'16ra - erg. .etc:-,
Lfilbroitlei Thel.goothi tx.i Off all .
carLfolly. our•,Whde...ule Dei,artment :offett , .
great i id icem en,t4sl. :the '44-436-qtri •
.130WATAN & LEONARD ;
MANUFACTURERS; •
WHOLESALF I K.N.Tp RETAIL .1)1 4 4.7;:f151'.74"
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.vtit.., .Silver:. Piatcd ,Goods,
•
No. 701.9ach St., .. •
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• . - .. iiIIIIL.4..DELPITIA;
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- .Those in 'want .Of SILVER or .SILVER' - PLATED
WARE wilt find it much to their.adyantage by visiting
..our STORLf before making - 4110r pUrchast:s. OM' 10n!... ,
.e.perienco in the. nnumf,..cture. ',,f.tho :above kind of
goods-enables us to defy competition. - 1 •, ' : • ' * .
. We keep do gOods but .those which: 'are of the Crst
class . , allot our own make,.and will bt4Sold at reduced:
SePt• ' 2 O, '66 ..
- E•lime 23, ;Mt .25-ilvj -39.: . .
Q 0 I !. II : lyi BIA H PIT .P..IE;
il 11 and NOrth 'o . road Sf (.131 . 6TE AZOIL)
. .
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PHI - LADE LP 04A
The -subscribers beg. leave to - •infortn. thelr'mitity
fridnds and die public in general. that ithey ililVo taken
this old and-Well known h.use,-.litict• have reftwnished
it In the beetmanner:and are now prii,ared . to *nut;
- nwxtute the public on the most, rear.eoul f .-ble terms. • •
• They ith,o deilire to unnOutice .tti the • traVelinr, corri- .
inbeity that thi,.houee.is 'very convenient to the - PhD
tidiAphiarand Reading 'Railroad Depot, and but. a-few
stepa to Arch street. where the klive t tani.are. running
up and down town, the in central 4 - ailrmid line for.
besiness; very desirable,part'of the city for Com
' fort.. 'All we 69tt is-to jive tie a call. ;. • ••
BEE:TO - LET.a 888 DT, • - Sept2s, •, , . iin-3tur
earpets,:tiii:Cloths avid Window Shsaci:
.
•• J. STEW.ILUT TrEPVY . '• •
.
• '243 8: Sveund St , db . el'eSp'race;
Weald respectielly lerJrni Wet custati,xerA 'and.otheni,.
that he it 'belling from One of the - lergc.4 and - Lek .a.s
sortments .et CARPETS,. 011 i CLOVIS, . WINDOW
EDIAIYES,' t4.tit he has had foi: ya, rB ,. an d .
at ie,dixed priceii. • . . Siltit 29, 'fiSp-39-3m.
INVENT'ORS' OFFICES;,
D'.EPTNEEJIL at I V3:NS,
Civil Engineer , ' and Iruseui
33 WALNUT St ,Y*LADA
siiiicited---Cousnitations On Engineering,
Draughting_and"Sketeinis, Modals and Machinery of all
kinds ?LADJC and bkilfully intended to. f ,_Special atten
tion given 'to REJECTED tafit.lB . and INTE.IfFER
&NOES. ' 'Authentic' Copies 'of all• Documents from .
Patent Office prOcured.:. • • .
yoimmiVes useless trouble and tratel
ling.its, as there no actual' iMed , fur petsanal
interview with TM.. All business: with these. Oilices;•
can:be transacted hiwriting. roe farther information
di r kt es above, with stamp enclosed, fiir Circular with.
r ef e rences;
..• • . . ' Jan lii '66--f4y
•
628.
'•-• . • 00P1:11%P.S "O •VN 1
•
. .
.
•:- New' Fall Styles : • •
. . .
Are in every _ re s pect. Arai elass; and teruhrica a coin
,plete assortment for Ladles, .31issea, and Children,
. the Newest Styles, every Length and Sties of :Waist. '
s • OlditSitllerbi wherever .known; hie, more univer
sally popular than any others before the public - • They
retain their shape better, are lighter, more einstic;
more durable, and really cheaper, titan any otheiHodp
Skirt in the market. The springs anti fastenings, are
warranted. perfect. . Every: Lady: ehonld - try them
Iliey; are now being extensively- by -Merchants,
throughout the country. :and at . WROLESALE :and
RETAIL, At:Manufactory. and Sales Room.
Na. 52S ASCII Street,. below Ith.:PIIILADAS
•••'Axk for ROPII.LN - 5 ti s;"—buy neonates I •
CAUTION—None genuine unless tarciped: on each
•Kid-Pad"Efopkin's Hoop Skirt Maidafactory,-No, q2s•
--
Arch Street, Philadelphia." •
.•
Also, .constantly on hand full line of
. York
• guide Skirts, at very low •priees: - . , • • •
TERMS NET • OASiii • ' ONE PRICE ONLY._
Jeans,
.• • •
• - LADIES FATSCY PITHS I - AT
' •
JOAN .F.4.16E184.08
. . P.stablieliedFtiallanufactory,
• No: TlB ST: above Tth,
•" PIIILADELPRIA,
• - .• Have now in Store of my own
•!. portation and IllanufaCtare• one of
• the - largest and•moht beautiful relec
41,ri `,. _SC: - Clone Of . Fancy Fars , for Ladies'-
. •and Childrerra Wear in the City.- -
- • ~- Alec, a line assortment of Gent , B Fur
• Cleves and collars. • . • -
1 am enabled to dispose of raygooda at very reatam
able ' prices, - arid I-would therefore eolicitk call from
My friends of Schuylkill County and vicinity: •
- -Remember the name, number and street. . •' . •
6210:PAREIRA, No. 118 Arch St., .abgve , lth, SOutli
Prl have no Partner, nor connection with any oth
er Store id Philadelphia, Oct. 6, '6ll--.40-4m
WHITE HILL'
• •
• • DRY - :.GOODS
rte.'. 446 North Second St., Philadelphia:
• '
Joan opened with'esPlendld. - New Stock: of FOR
-2•lo'N' and • DOMESTIC GOODS, consisting of
Abawle, Dread Goods, White
•
Goods; Ncitiotia.. Velvets; etc : . ;
'GENTLEMBNS. .6aisiniefes;-
-Inette,Yeetinge, Muslin& Flannels, itlanketa; eta
~ . •
opened a tine lot of -European • CVDTAIN
MIDILIN AND. LAoes. J: MILTON EASY at.B&I.
IStetceaaora to Jpe. Hagy . .7446 N. 2dSt., Philada.
. .
•,
. .;SO_.N
FINE • CLOTHING - . 1 ..
. •• . . .
624-Obestnutlitreiitsiad 61, Jain° Street:
.• • - • • •.• . .. • • •••
.
••••• ••jrli . .
. . • . "
. • . • . ••,.•
•• • •
Have tow ov hand' elegant NBW-•STYLES. of Fra3l
add 'Winter .Clothing. r 11 . eo , large stock of
IFieneb,l3nZ...ilieh and Americnn piece Gtkode
to !elect froin - formemnie work . • All, garments. war
ranted well made and eoperb fits. ••• .
G. A.. p.ear,vizs, stiperbitendemt:
SALTIPETIIE AND BRIMSTONE.
Powder Makers' Saltpetre, •
, Meat Curers'. Saltpetre,
Roll Brimstone,
. . Flor Sulphur
WILLIAM GULAG - ER,:
AGENT POE MANUFACTURERS,
59 North Front Street, IPhilada
suoirE.Ra.:
GENERAL comnssios uscatirrs,
• • . .
26 sneitthipelavraio Avenue; Philiulelikida
We are constantly receiving on consignment; SPERM.
WHALE, RTI,.W.NER S, and LUBRICATING OILS,.
of the best and pureit-qualitles. which we offer Inlets
.to raft, at loiverit rates of the day. •-• • : • . •
The attention of courant/era sod others Is lespec6'. ay i
-1.9 Welted: ;. • . - Jan YO, '65.43,1r •
•
AO ROD .IiXIII.I3ITION ,• . •• •
. .
.
cARISTALIS •PRESICt.It 1;
teaW4ITZ,
Na; 1008: CBE9TNUP Street,
' • .. . ' • .
. • above Taub, . . ,
Temperlie* informs bia'nnatozneia .and public is
general,. that latbas opened - now all bii. . .
NEW, IMPORTATIONS
of German. 7ropch 'and English • • •
• . . rail* 4300DS Aki.lD TOYS: : • •
. • . . .
-•.• The stock is very 'exten . sive, end h i point of
• .
' ''• : • VLICUCTY AND CII..UPNE3S - •
plAtlat 110 IEI - 6608 0 3.111 1 this country:: •
• •
Ail are Inyitod to visit the More, .whether the
duos os other**. • - .0.. d•, OCIENV •
;WW I
: 4RM h w . ` • ••• • • • Wink •
SAr.ITYR3DA:I7
(FERTILIZER►S.
o 7 S
Superipr
SuperYhosphate of Lime
MANUFACTURED
. . .
IRA DE 1 0 •
Farmers and DeSlers Fertilizers will Observe thst I
have adopted the above grade Itlark.,''' to show those,
who. rise ray Stiper-Pheisp.hate, • made . frith, the. Raw.
..Bone, that they are•getting.tity menu fantere.'
'l4y.pitroris will please be careful in .purelnisingt. that
the above , qrade Markt , Is stamped. trlten . e.l6ll beg ,'as
none other is gennin'e, •• •
• I - JlM:noir ready to supply the above. superior Fertili
zer inlarge or small ynantitie.s-L-itr.netv; bans of 9 , ) , J
pounds Tech..'Also, .alvmys 'on :hand, a •Stoek; Of fine
Raw Hope" Dost—conipost-l-lor top • dreS:sitig; PlastZr,
&el. ac. A trade fthconnt allowed to fl:fUlem • ' .
r. Th€ aboca'Pertilliera tan-te..porchaed at GEORGE
BRIGHT di.: SON'S Stare. Centre .St., Pottgrille, Whp .
•
are authorised to actlp my
' I.II t OS. L. HOLT. .21,;-1:" •
POST OFFICE 1515:RESS--T.llOl,
llaven; Er: • ' . ' . •• •
BENEFIT TO FARMERS
111.o:to
Improved SII.ItR-PHOSPItATE of Lime.
F‘if,Sdli.stllainkfacturiTr i i
.Deros
37" N. Front St., bet{{ t.ezi Arch,
South ..S 01.41;
-• • •
CON ha - N*lw. repe3lcd .the:antt•malflievo
, Fertilizus pis p . er. I I,cg
.lave to inforni th:it /.174-1111..
tarner cent9e,c .will. ta pre of
:nor° Ph ill ip. , 9caperoPtio‘iplyziie, of It, it
: , ..,I)6:o'.l . reSS iusr,T.....nt, • ni:..king• ..the re: liriCr'
nut- 4 ; 54 . pe . rt.n. :of 9,t.A.1..1
....•
hefylere. • . ' . •
MORO FILLIPS,
•• . Sule Pnipiletor lim.l . 3l2inufacfctrer
Avgqt.t. 1. I:=.6t; 21-.5111.."
lINIPOI-tTANT . NOTICE
FROM .
MRS. SI..G.:BROWN,,
Physiciati,... : 4lo Arcii Streit,
Philadelphia,
' expeci—
From klife of. study, obl,ervation And
ence,. and years of praetichl -applleation of my
"Metaphyaeal Discovery"- on• . thonsaud of ditl 7
eased, men; women and . cliildfen, hav'e jrt4tly ,
come to the cenelnslon that every' faMily in Qie
land, ivhe,wisli to get rid 'of dis•eurie, and lieep
at bay, insist bare my Metaphysical Discovvrly
altyaja on. hand. It is a certaM prevent: tire'
against Clielse. :11 als6lfreats and.de.troye. the
caaco: 0f.2 iseae, .condequinOy the eilects
Deaf:iesa, Catirth, RhemitatisM,
every OiI:COED man, .Nveman.
chihdis licir to: •.• • •
,•.
.
It is the only aftfegnard agniost - Cholera.- It
.•
cleases oval - spver. of the fitiT.a4
ells the flesh - and purifies the • good: - ` In evesi: 7
queried of rho' above facts, I have this day re- -
duee'd the . price, so as to leave tio barrier irilhe
Way of the;disoltsed. ' :
.
The.. package consists or three 'bottles., ono
used.for the Eyes, one fir tliu li • are, aud one for
the'Seilp:
.The"sp thrCe .wo'ry , in cerijanction ,
passing into the syston by : absorption, thus kil-.
ling tlicv'ery root of .diettse which ,isin'aspc
"elLic loCality us the head.:
M) Metaphy:ical Discovery is packed In &heat
woodnn case, and will. -be • despatched to any part:
of the world on receipt of the priec.;, which will
tie frOin this 25th day of November,' sold at
.per or thr .. ee pkgs;, sio
- .
Celebrated Poc , rll.icha.rd's EyelY.,ter. Large
.
bottle, ' . .or six bottle's. ss.f
.
eize,:so ets. Scalp Renovator 41, or - . six. bottles
•fOr - .55. The Medicines can be obtakued through
your - Drfiggista; or at the Depot, 410•Lich street,.
. .
The folloYfing letter is ono - of the Many
Ireceive daily: at my different Offices.: •
STATio>i, Nov. 420th; 18G.51
Mita: M. G. 11now7k- , ,Madam nOticed - an
advertisment in a newspaper. of - emir M..trephys
idol Discovery. I - sent for a Pacb.4,r - te',of the ined-'
Write to:tell:you that - it hay proved a
perfect success .case . of dch.friess •of Many,
years' standing,. • NOw send to you •f it three
.packagesformy neighbots; :who are ttfilicted in
the.samo way. •:•Yours respectfully, . •
• [Snapp's Station ..Crawford ,
County, Fa'
Perfect cure for.weak and.tliseasetl eyes:' ' •
Thelletaphysfeal Discovery works bYlaws as logical
as thoSe which revoke the stars. . •
.':The Celebrated. rOOR. RICHARD'S -EYE WATEit
is the key,Which 'opens the door to' be health of both'
mind and body. use it morning and night.
• . l'ldeoe'sßeid tb.the Depot for a circular. • •
For sale also by.JORN G. BROWN :& SON, iDnag
.
. .
!S)s
F . •
EB N
NNW. Jer.sey.• • s•-1
"r or largeltssortniciit Of Wiro Rove. 6 , .ti:itnntly on
band.' .01•11.er tilled_ with dos. pnteli. or sizti, 6trenglb,
pad r.net. p‘o . • r.Tan 1, .e'.5.--1-15 0 ., '
•
lII3NTER'S
SAUSAPAIVILLA
is a specific fisr. dliessds °title - Blood and Skin: :•; It
positively' ureaSerofula, Tetter, Eryelpelas and gores
of every : kind:: It le the best remedy for complaints:of
children following Improper. nourishment- and scarlet
fever. ..lihave a <-r at number of strong,: truthful cer
thicates ofita favor. like Atm' followitg Running
Sores for 9 years, cored by seven bottles. ; Tetter of 7
:years, cured, brie bottle ; a Scaly- :Disease of the Skin
for 20 yeiiirs ; • cuffed,,' four .hottles; Scrofula 10'. years;
'mired, liver bottles ; a badly , Ulcerated Throat. cured;
two bottles.i. Ulcerated foot, 51 years, cureil,'Eeven bet
ties , severe • case
. 'of ErysiPol l l2, -0 years'. :cured. 'Sir,
bottles; Rheuni.atlara, '2 .Yeltra, aired; '.tWOlllottles
Disease of the Biond,-14 years;.llYe bottles. . • ' • r .
The ,Sicssaparilla..purlfleii• the '.blooil,:infuseE'
new life into the system through its tonic
: power and it.
also a perfectly harmless' ciimposition:;, having teen
in use about thirteen years.' by 'l], - .isansuf all
from. ELY-Months and oyes.: with unrgiialled
Pttnclpai 001 . ce; 910 Market street, Philadelphia'.
. • . . F. litlisiTEN Proprietor..;
wholesale A g enti to New' York, Wells* CO.
No. 115 PrOM'ai etreet...• -
. S
S.
0: BItOWN:&, SON. Wholesale • A geptt , , Cgri
tre St.; ana sold 14..511 Druggists in •
May 1.4; 'GO • -• " : • • •
•
Greenwood -: Nu=rs.ery.
• •
1'• 'r i corrT.XlF- I X-M. • •
T NOTICE .
•
I,I[TE iitt SP EIC T . Fit infona the .public
•V•W • that In addition 'to the ..GREEMIQUSE 'find
.biIfffEI.ERX , DI3PARTMN.TS of the above 'establish
ments, Me .. are• now prepared. to: 'accept and . execute
Ordexis for latoidocope Joblii n iviarden.
in . ag generally ,_ particular attention- giVen to the ley:
'lug out;and. planting of.' • .
. . ,
diardam,GreentiouseS, Gzruilds, Cemeteries,
conservatories, Hiertes, mit water
Appiustus, and Hit Water Tsqtke
• •
erected on 'Me most'cOnomical plans.
. .
Design,and Patimateajurniahed when required.
Gardena taken care of by the day or the year.. - Prnning
of Fruit Shade.and - Ornamental Trees, Grape "Vines, •
'and RosrA:&c.... Budding and Grafting. attended to In
season. We. can also Tarnish every kind of Evergreens,
Fruit Trees,...Hardr. Flowering Shrubs, Raspberries,
Ckwoeberries, Strawberries, Currants, Grape Vines, and
llosea„Rhubarb and .WaragualloOta, And will.plant
Also; " Osage' Oriinge .IPlants,' the best 'hedge
Grembouses are well stocked with
a sPlendidaescament of Winter Flowering Planta of
everything worth cal.thating,' • • • • . •
Weddings, Balls and Parties' supplied with Dorf-
QUETA, DINNEB • PABLE DESIOSS,:' WREATHS.
&c., on the shortest possible notice, as Well and as ret
sortable as elsewhere.. " . •
liany tatty Roots and Bulbs are.better Planted
the Fall, as Reibitdens, Peonies,- Hyacinths, Tulips,
Croensas, Japan Lilies:Az., ot. which we ' have.. a . good
s2ply.on hand. .Rverything new of Interest is contin 7
t be ngg added. '
Otderslett at.lidtrialiANftS 'BOOkitoie
Or. GREENWOOD .NURSERY, will meat With
prompt attention. • . '• . Oct.
.20,'!ca....
. !MI MI IPECTOBALIS for. the Arent of
'ii 001:10EN COLD ` , -end .f3ORRiFfiIS OF .THE
:CHEERY,.prononnced•by thaw who hive -used 'it to be
.the•best remedy for the core of colds ever offered to:
the poblic.:. • Read the follovitnt•testimonlal • •,"
• ' P osasg mLs misy-istb:
• •
Lorna a Hart...Req:-Defir Bir: l — . lt affords me:pleas.
ure to.bear testimony to the efficacy or your- "Fecto4
rafts," in removing. Coughs . and Bronchial AirectiOns,'
having found immediate and permanent relief from..
the Imo or one bottle, after . having tried many other
remedies for a very severe cold and - cough with which
I ,offered for 15 . 13111 e• siz. weeks - during the past Winter. -
' DeoPeutft l DY Pore, :. A. GODFREY.
•
For Care of BURNS, CUTS. 'OBILBLAINS,.
Uhetunatiam, , Frosted Feet,. Sore Thnolit.. Neuralgia,
.Pains,,Scalds. Bruises, etc. •• Also: leyl'S Pills. for the
. speedy and effectual cure of Mlles, both agenda anskicr
iirealland eriiaine teetimolabibi:, ;• .
FRANCIS ALTSTATT, Agent,.
• . Centre St:, opposite thelllortimer Rowe, .
:•.ditd for sale by Dr. Geo.. .Yeopans, Ashland ;Wesley
• Hammer, Mahanoy.City; B. & R. Phillips, New.eastle;.
James Swataraf Geo. R. HOMMIn. Cresema
Geo.' Kauffman, Schuylkill' Haven.: 21r5.11. Banixoer t
Otlvißstbutft B. Johnson, Minersville;
Bt. Clair: • 1 • :! October SI, .68-243.1 y . .
8id'.811714 1 1.1/ 11 5..—Tiiemsbsceiber
IVA Agent for the sale of the Boston Gam Belthisr
Factory, and tarnishes superior Belts at Factory prim,
all sizes, kin& and lengths__ Belts-of - wetter thickness
than those kept on bud made to =der, alba shortest
notice; at; hie Orders for Colliery proposes have the:pre
termite nt the 31UL Alio Steam Packing of eery dr
acription, Blasting Paler the , shighe, or ten reams,
or by tim_On. at inan!actmescaL' •-•- - •
13A F- LAWS, of ' the,
meet
approved patterns,
ma4onopetz4 90etninemt Wire. bq Ofteingledos ,
Inv or briu4 o4, 'N 97 o.cella, ll ll l ! li i tbe "ir
WIN ,
04141110.4 i.
XoTtNIN.Q‘:', .D.,Eci:j3E1=L.:.3.;.:.i.•.18.0q;:
RAILROADS.'
. .. . • , . • . r -
AT co - E HILL ',o6.'SciturLlLLik.x.. .n.s.- - v•AtitealliE - HOTEL •-• PROPERTY
I'-L :VEN o.'ll. ' •... . t ' ' -• '.'.- .. :.4 ,' and Store Stand for Sale:.i.One of the best
. .. . ..
~.... '7 I inliSilieSs stands in the city'. of Reading—with alanse
.. •
.1E . ,.. ; ......—_—....,...1- . , . . . ,
---
p.... • -.........- , cOnntrv• and traveling custom.. The hotel .is a 3.U.
... .
........s e tryßrickillow, fronting ott•Fenn • Street M i tt.
I t deep, on a lot 270 feet' deep and 90.Teet'vride ..
• ..C!ntngc of Tkinie of Pasi . tea - ger Trninfs..
..• 40E1 .and after MONO :4Y. iloveritber-2Yth. 186. Pis- 'on an alley' in the rear-, 'lncludes.' two Store : • •
'sealer Trains - will leave Schuvlitill Eleven as follows;..* • -.on
with &Wavy • liminess. Mao; Q Closed Yard,
• . •
,- '
'At T. 1.5 A: 31.,•F01f muiErtsvlLLß, • • •..... - - Ova stabling and shedding, &c.. tc.• - ..• •
1' This pioperty la offered at
p a lowilgard: 'and will pay
.. . • At. 12.20 P. M., :FOR GLEN CARBON:. . •_,:. . ~
- Iteturning. will leave liinersville at 205 A.'31.: and' a large percentage on the capital invettod.:•.: For Ruth-
Glen Carlxin at .7.40 'P, M.: conneetino. at 'Schuylkill . e ii put i m j am. i nqu i re : of. . , .
..... • . , ... . .
• Unveil with morning' and . afternoon' Passenger Trains" • ...; • • .. •.. 1 • JACOB sclui r Ere m .
Tor Philadelphia." •' - .: • •-* . : -•- •- .1
: Real Estate Agt.,.No. 30 N. Sixth St., Reading.
. Passenger Train between Ashland and- Ltictest.Gap.,*:• ;Dec.., , G a
.• . .. .. •,
..... . • • 49 , tr .
:Junction. connecting with stage' to and from Shamokin. •
Leave-Locust Gnp Junction. at 10.3 Q A..M. •
LeaveAshlat,d'at gAs P. M.• . ... :'' ..
M.
'.. Connecting with Pes:setiget--Trains on M: it. B. M. Th.
It. to and from Pottsville, at whictipoint .connections'
1 wilihe made with, trains on Philuda.:and Readieglt. R.
I • - •._ . . • •• ;•,.J. E. WOCITTEN,.Stip't,
1 —Cressona. NoV. IGth. -, 65... - . . ..• :„ •
.. .. 404 -
.
L
orilours. ,- • • •
tin .thratter.Nov: 27. • 1865, Trains will.
.lave.Pottaville.daili(exCept:6utala.ye) at. 6.4.5 . .1M-for •
Auburn, Pinegroye and 'Harrisburg,. and at I.P M. for.
Pintrove and Tremont.: • . • . • '.
Passenprs'bi.ll.4s 3f.train from Pottsville
rlvnat .11airisburg via Ptifegrove at ..11,30-k Min time
to connect With trains *going' east , or- west On'Petina.;
Cnmbtrinriil Salley, • - ...NOrtliera . ..Central , and Lebanon.
Valley Railriatle. . • • • ' •
n o PM train • from: 'Pot.bwille will ' conneetat.
Auburn .wltti hp morning train front Pitithdelphia.
ing , Auburri at 1.. - th P3ffar IhnegrOvO, nod arriviog at
Tretuctittht. 3.30,P NCilljeav'e Tremont for Pine
.grove at ' 6.00 P M.• cOnnecting . tbere• with 4.00' P
train -.tram llarric-burg , and. returning:lo Tremont at
7..01 . P M. Rota:fling, . icaVe. 'Harrisburg at Lou
1' v. 'connecting at Pitwgroye at 1.1.15 P with train
.for Tremont, and Ai:T.:VT:burn ivirh up_ Paiaenger Train
.I.,r'Poitbville. Passenger Trath - thave Tramont ht
7.10-A con ni: , eting ac .P.inegiove- with. train to Har e
ri,burg. Anti ii wail down morning: 'Passenger
Truth froth Poit-villa to FiallaJelplila.. athlarriving.at
Po
llsviii2 ii.0.,1•".51-. • .•• • '
..Fare from To tis illy- to Tra'rri,thurg., $2 05.• : For
tickets or oilier infOrmai;•th 1 ir,l3' to • :
• • Z.,ll.Will.:l:lllt.Pottsvilie..
.
• '• It. TRACT, -.
pilll-11313.1.1.1iLt RI ADING
IM7E
• •
Siuvin •
r •
• Arra,rigraelitiofTassenger.Trains.-
.
. . .
111•7,04 and A.45,,1. SI:, and 2.45 I!:
N.; at lying in Philadelphia, at Len .4nd' 4,40, 'and
• • -" - • ••• • •-
• . .• • _
. Philad,lphia 's'6o, A.-)1...12.4.5,,n00n. and
P, kt, :Potts•iille at 1.4..25; noon, 7.35
'The 7-.00 8110 M. and 2,45, P. 31.: down, and
.R.nii, A:. M..i Tr.iin4„ wet' liea;.lin -for Allen-
NeW• York, 1,0.7an0n;
-and IV! We-t:' • - . '. •••
• Th,t .fa: :4 Trains, dinned-only
for Lc•in,..n , in..1.1.,::;!L..bur?. Sc., tind with -Roiling and
Riihir•inl.• • •. • .•-• •f ' •1.
On Fandod leave Pi ,ttsville at .9.0 Q,
delpl is at 3:15, 31. •
kinis'l7.lll Ho il ItCna
' :llcr,rit Minersvirw A. M., and
( . 1 .Carl of at. 1... , ;(1: . P; Ni., - ctinuectilig... at Sclinylkil I
A. M_, and.:!:: 3 5 . , I'. M.. Trains for
1 1 - p 'irk lenl'e Schuylkill Haven: at
7.25, and. 1..2.211. noun. rsilnucting.
T-.:.!7)iroinTott..l . ille, and 8,1111. A. 11,; from Phila
.dMpina. • Lea , N•torM4 Gap 1 . 0.10. A. 31.. and,Aiddand
2.45; P. 31:. cohneetilyg with v.!. - .1 . 5, ; Train for Phil
adelithia.. and. 5.:06; A. M. Train-Jot' PottAiyille.: No
Scfariy;tait U.R.; •
'110 , 7.(1%. A. M., 'rim: Trains from Tre
in,--nt., and 1.011,.P. M. InAtifltarii,burt , ...conueet. la An-.
burn-with 8.4",..A. M.;
. Train for Pitthid.tphia.,:and
noon, Train forl'Ottsville. • -. • : •
. . .
Tim 7.. M. A. - M.,.and 1.50. P. M ; Trains froth Aubutil
ronnent4ith 0.4 r., A. n.. and. Lou., P, M.', Trains from'
...
:roam il le.• :No bunday Trains. .. . . .
. .
. . . .
141110 h !rtilli•fitiiii :TR'onli titin 'Link H. 11.
.I..iaw. Pia tsvil:e at Lac) a , id' 4.:ta. A. M., and 7:15; P;
N...' q.,(1,1Wq Taulagna at • T '" .4..'M.".. null 1.40 and 4.15.
P. \F.' Sunda) n : Leave Tainaqua at 8.45,..A., M., :and
PottEkville at 2.pu; . l':.m. ,' -" . ' . • -..-, - . •
Thu GAR) a141.1.:;p.'A. M.: 'Trains from Ashland, Cop
neet-ats.43, A M., dud '2.4b, 31:
TrarnP for Phitadelphla • .
: A. Ai.. 11 Lfd t. ,l 9atid Thing from
tammina, - cun - NiT.L4 31 t:Carlain with 7.01). - :.A...M. .Tunn
Potts:ville st .Poit.'Clintun with 5. , 1); A.:M., np Train
crnin ilnhalciihia.. 'and at AlL'eartott.Wi - h 3.30; P.M.,-
tr,i Train from Pfifladelphia: A mixed . Pastiengri and
.F.Pi'atft Train h•ave-. , 4011:ind i t T.(l7b P.- 1 31.„ fnr Tam -
glut: • •I"ntlilays Lee Airhland T.OO, A; M., nod .Tatint.
The•ll.4p, A. '.11„ Traiu from Port Clinton. and 2.15.
P. Nl, - ;:Train frthn Tam-no.a.• connect with Eton,
Train ft om . Phiiadclpl a, and - 'F...M.,.5rAin for
Philadelphia: .••• • • - • •. • . • ' • . •
•
On Sundays: Lcaco:Tatnacitla at 7.2 a A. M.; and Port
Clinton at T. P. M. - •. '• - • . • ' •
•
The 5.45,...A.. It.; down . Train - to Reading, etcips.at
all stations .between . Poitsville and. Iteddhlr.,.•• • The
13f), P. M.. up Triiln rnim philadelpie, elope only at
i)riacipaLatations, • % : .. •
. , C011:4117TATION TIC TS, -
Tith 2:13 couPons attached, between - any , ppint.l.desired,
at 25 per eent. diacettat: . . ..z
ItIMEA.G.E !TICKETS, • -
Bond for '2, Mb - mite..l)etween all points,. frir - Families
and &fp - mess 50. : •." .• :
Seascai Ticlie.ts:lhAwe , M nll prints-at rettaieil-ratei..•
Schrw.llSeaso.n Tickets id-third legs. • • •
SO - lbs. of b4g - a - p..allowed 6a.c.b.*Patsenger.
Excfrision Ticicefn from Philadelphia :to Yotta'
:tad. hack, goad for Satiirday, Sunday and . Nlonslity,
. • G. A. IsTICOLL6, General Superintendent.
Jane t 'an
E . 242.0 . 411 Y ILi.duS:ll.l.4. 4.,11.0A0.--A46.
, . . .
-1 "
•
•
hummer: Arrangements." •
• ON KND AFTER: MONDAY,:-May.2lst,.Tridn6.on
thri Lchlgh Valley 'Railroad will run in connection witty
..the several :marts running : to Wllttesbarre, New. York.
and Philadelphiaoo. , follows:
DOWN TRAINS.
.SriTions: • :Igo. 5. .No. 1. NO:5. -No, 7. No. 2.
'Leave '• '• P. hi. A. M. A. Al. k. M.
\WilkCE•barre .. ... .• • .• 8.00 ' •
..White Haven ' 9.80 . 3.00.
.. • ... • 5.36 3.00 •
hickory. fron ' -• ". .. • ' :310. 0
141nd Run' • • .
.• • • - - 9.51 3.22 . ,L 7
Rockfvrt• • ' '•10.60. 3,31 0
Shenandoah • •• • • •••• •*, • :1 • 16 '• g
.7tlahanoy, • •• • • : • 2.15 •-•••
Jeaneaville
Beater Meadow..... • • . • 2.30 B,
Weatherly' • •.• •• • 8.25 • .3:20 . p• •
Penn Raven -
3lanch Chunk:.: ~:F : .• 4.50 10.41 4.25 •• •
Lehighton '• •. 4.40 '10.67 . 4.35 - •
Lehigh:Parryville 4,46 '4.41
; ... •. .. : 6.01 .". 4:86 '
Slatingfon •• ' • " • 6.07 11.20 5.02
Rokdale. .. ' • • ' 5:17
.. .. . 5.13, ••".-
Lati6's •' • :5.21 2 •
.White Hall , -• . "5.34 5,30 - •
• Cfiiilay .. , • 3.38 11.32:: 5.34
•Bokcinclanqia.. ..... • 5.49. .5,88
- C...,tssanqua,• • • • 6.46' 41.41 5.42'..'•
: ... • .5,54 • . .
; . :.*•. ' . 0,00 ..11.57 1 . 9:56 • 1:111 -
Be ni thlehel; - : ... 12.40 .• . 6.15 12.13 6.15 1.20
- Preemanetintg.: .... 12.49: • • 6;23 • - • 6.24 - 2.00
.E.iintOn • . •
.7 - .15 6.44 12:43
. 6.45 • . • '..-
Philadelphia • 9.20 2:35.. 6.45 ••• •
New •:York._ .. .. 520 10,10' • 4.10 10,45. 6.00 -
. ST . ATIOriS ; No. S. No: 6.• No. 10.•
Leave .. • - A.: - .M., A. ML. P..M.
York... 11.00 " 4.00 ... 9.00 8.00.
'Philadelphia ... •. • 7.80. .
: . • 6.16
*• • 9,47 • 9.25 2 7:40 11.54 11.24,
Freemarisliarg • .
.10.07. 2,40 9.06 • . . •
-8eth1ehem:........ 4,0117 • 8:15 .12.24 11.53
Allentown •••' 10.3 T • .4.15- 8.30 . - 12.35 • 19.04.
Furnace' ....... .. . 4.20 •,• 8,34 • • • • .
:110kendauclue. - . : : : . ..10,53' 4,33; 847 . -.• • . •
- Coplay . . . ..... •• .4.39 ': 8.51 . • t4',
White Ha11':: . ..:. ; :.11.02 . 4.43 2. 9.86
:Rock. Daie...r.. ... .
.11.19 ~ •. 5.00 .9_14. • V.. ,
- 2.25 • :
Lehigh Dap .....- 5.18 9;31. ;
.•. .
Parryyille ~8.33 9.45,• , •7, .
'Lehighton 01.85 5.99 9.80.. , • .• :2
Mauch Chink:. • .. 5.50' 'lO,OO • • .
Penn Raven: . .. :...12.39 • 0;4. . • . • 2 •-
Atidenried;-. .. , . 1.44 . . '• , •, • • .
'SIM= oah.:-...; . 1.50 . •. • , • .
lind• R . un • -•
Tannerg
White. Haven .1.28 7.0 T , . :
Wilkadm:n - o . 2 2:...,
."
CONNECTIONS:'
• • ar,S2ust.; or,-sew
All tip and Down ',trains 'connect at. Easton with the'
trains of the.Centralitallroad of New Jerse . yto and froin
• '..Down' :trains - Nos.'l, 5 and 7, and 'ttr trains Nose' 2
and 9; tOnneet at Bethlehem with • trains for Philadel
phia.. Trains from Philadelphia connect.at Bethlehem
with down train. No. 7; and with nu trains Fos: 8" &" 10.
- • nurr. seriesn.vearLi rt. it : ' • •
Down &alma...No:L.l and 11.. and up trains Ncia..2,-4,.0,
ands elinneet lit:Allentosvn with trains for Reading .
and Hariisburg. Trains from Harrisburgand Reading
conrqtet'at Allentown with a down trains. ••
,- • • egifiriikele pitAiriaz RAILROAD.
Thiwn trains NoS. I', 8 and:s' connect, at:Phillipsburg
SVIUt trains for Philadelphia.. : Trains fom PhiladelPhia
Connect. at .P.hillipsbarg with up trains Nos. 2 and 104
. and trains froinßelvidere connect With nil trginoqcoe. 6
CATANct3i3I. TLAILITC?iI)
Daft train No; 7, and un train No. ft, connertat
Quakake . Jutietion with trains of the
.Catawissall.
.
. Dawn trains No 5 and 7. and rip train No.. 9., • con
nett with trains of the Hazleton Railread. - • •
Lamm! ANI sr.scluzaFfse.
Down ;ibis Nba. 5 and T, and up trains Noe. 6 and
8, tonneet tit White Haven with'trains of the Lehigh
and Em end:mina Railroad to and from WilLesbarre,
without change of ears between Wilkesbarre and New
York. No change of - cars between Wilkesbarre and
Philadelphia on up train No. 8 and down train No. 6.
ROBERT H. BYRE,.
superintendent and Engineer L. V. H. B.
TO CENTERS BUILDERI3.
The Schuylkill County
. • . •
Lumber &.Mtuidaeturing , C.
....
.- •
H a ve on hand at their' istensivis establishment, one
Railroad Rtreeti agora. quantity a lumber of every kind
and descrip'sni, which they.tan.supply to' Operators, -
Carpenters and Builders, at lowr ratesa than.it ant be
bought :elsewhere. . They are also: ready. to supply,
'through the means -Of their extensive bdsmeae and, la-.
bor saving m.rbines manufactured articles in their line
at a lemma of 26 Per.cent. on fanner COhlt.
Their large workshops have' been In ancostl opera
tics:llhr the past Year,-Wning'ont wen quantities of •
. -*. Window - Frames, •
. Mash., ' _Panel Work,, -'*.
• lffsarldingS; - • Bed -posts,, . .7.
, . • Blinds, • - .Banisters; • :
Bhattere
•
And all klada - oi 'Framed. Paneled Inul 'Pained Work,'
whirl they_tutve constantly on hand., They. are 'ready.
to extrade.orders at the shortest notice, for any quanti..-
..ty or guilty of sawed or manufactured stuff. .
Dry and•. green: Hemlock "of all hinds, for building"
purposes._ Maple, Poplar. 'chair, plank and scant
ling . boards ; Cherry, Walnut, "Mahogany ""fie., for.cabi,
net ivOrk t• White and. Yellow Pine boards for flooring,
raw or madelo order White Pine;plank, 3, 236.
13t. AC, and AS hick reguiTt also, Plank,.
MI% 4 1 # 1 ,
• • • L' •
of : sawed stuff and ervemabg.l.n hue
on "hand or to order, Atha slicubsst nada). •• •
: POtaville. March .
A lIIIERICAN WAITCJIIEICAIMag9III !Ind ellvei
ewes Lignadain • Clocts, and r.Jewelry . of all de_
eeittptipne, Can be •4btellted at the store of
St* les 4l ll ..0 1 4rt. 611 ,1. ft.
V0R . .....5.ALE - :•&'.:: . T(1 IEL
VOW.. SAL E.. 7 .-A large Derrick, In complete Work
. frig iireer.' now need for hoisting.coal., The mast
To feat and Boom GO feet long ; has about 200 feet
hest Crown Chaiti:Od wire rope ; Stays. - • Can
be ap
plied to other usee.•. Strenkth sufficient to hoist see
.eral.tons. Will be sold cheap the owner has no
further use for ' • . CD: • .
, Fillton and Clermont Av., BrookiYof:New York:
. .
rr AIME NOTICE.—Aft e r the Stith of November,.
' 1. ISCid,.tratwell khinifia,-firatclass' Oyater . and Rat-
Irig,Saloon of Jabez Woolley, formerl y . kept by Jona-.
.tharrH.lGoodman, will be to let with or without dwel
ling, for a term of one; two or three yea* It la a good
Stand. situated in Centre Street."nearly- oppoiite: the
Philadelphia end Reading Depot,•ldahanoy City,: The
neatly fired with . ecerything•necessary to carry
on thN business. • For partienlars. apply' 'to Require
*.IiETKER •
, Mahanby City,•ocJABEZ WOOLLRYi•Bos
tOnRun. . • . • • Ray 24,• 643-4T-tf.
FOR SALE.
• .
DEDAP AND DESIRABLE FARMS' •
ih Delaware and Maryland, from VI to $5O nor ;acre.—
.There twins 14y . between the Delaware. and Chesapeake
Bay ;, convenient • to' mills.: storm., .sehoolit; churches;
They are easy to cultivate,: and • with less labor
than farms inthe Northern States, and are adapted . to
grain,*giiiSs,• fruit, .tc. • . Fish - and oySters • abound. in
the rivers: game of all: kinds in abutdance: Daring
•the past three learn Inindreds of the Northern farmer"'
baye settled' In these • States on• account of •the low pries
of-latid and the easy cultiWitlon and . low taxes. .Per.:
Sims desit ing-to visit farms in these States can do 4, - i
-by applying to :or addressing the undersigned. who .
makes a trip regularly once a week to. these States,—
datsloguessent gratis to any address. • • • , : •
Also Farinain Backs and Montgomery-CountlAS; and
Goal,Timberapa Ore• Lands for sale. • • ••-• •, •••
• • . 'GEO. R. ERESSLER,
,• • -144 Souttirourtp. Stree, Pbiladelpl3la; Pa
Noc- 24, , P S G • : . •- • .:41.-3m
.
TEAM ENG1NE...450 hesse power. In good
condolon. .Disineter'cylinder 48 inches; stroke 9
feet 9 incheS,' with. or Without boilers. ' "For pale low if
taken . Etwai.st once,
by -A. PORVES & S(YN, . •
Nor 17, ;46--16-4t . South. &, Penn Ste., Phllads.
AR I V•A TE SA LE.• , --A :three:story Frame
P
and cbackhanding with. lot • anl piece of
grOund appurtenant; situate - East :Norwegian St.,
id the Borough of .Pottaville, la offered for sale.' TOniis
riwonablo. Apply-to • . F. P. DEWEES. : •
; Centre St., Pottsville. •
VAL [TARE:X.IMAX; :ESTATE FOR
MAI:E.—The .property, known- as the Mouser
Farm, near Llewellyn, containing 12.5 acres, 40 acres
6,c.Nqlich to covered with good -Timber,- :and the bal
ance under a good. state- at cultivation, : with the .ap;
Unrtenances, .consisting, of • a twmand-a-half
'Btury log house, Unuttered throughout, and -a log •.ig
- horn, with a - running spring cloite by the house. • ,
'Also Spring House, Wastalouse. and ottier.outbnlld
-I'he public -road from - Pottsville to Tremont
.robs by the house. • The railroad 'front Sivatara to
Schuylkill - Haven also posses through the premises.—
The veins of coal tmi through. the property, known as
the SUonn, Lewis, end Black Mine Veins. • For teritii
aud.particulara apply to ABRAHAM ERNST. or ,
•1..,1 , • • • • .PHILIP GARRES, Llewellyn. •
Also a pair - of good T.ismber.Truektel 0 Mules, -Wag
•eurcaud Harness for &tie. • : .A; ERNST, Llewellyn.
•• 1 Nov 3, 'OO - . • • .. 7 : .•• . 44:3m*
. . :
VOli SA of-Second-hand :Machinery
ii viz Steam Hugine,•lo-horse .power, • Whh-boll-.
ere,. tlroftorit, -putnp, all complete, . suitable for a
emelt foundry.. Also IPortable Enginewith boiler and.
goveniOr.',l:c.; allconiplelo.-about 4-horee poiver.
Also about 12 tone T.Raile. • . • .
Also about d. tens Sheet Iron. • . • •
-. Also 5 Drift Care that have been Used In ti slope-40
hich guage. For sale at the Machinery Depot of
I Sept 22, 'llO4-3Sltt * , ,TABEZSPAR.ES, Coal St.
. .
11 - 4 10 R Entnes one'. a' twenty
horse power, and•tale a slaty horse .vciwer, and,
Coal breaker. Apply to • :D. B. ShIDEL:
•• • -.Eighth-Ind Market Ste.; Yotte~llle
pOR•ISALLE. , --Tyii' 25 borselpower ENODTES,
twelve Inch 'eylinde . '. twoleet stroke,,. box bed
plates, eprin , - , packing: fitted
ted In the beet, manner. ,
pbm . Roy a
5ept.15,..66 • SON, Polteettle Iron Works
ylviius'Es• AND .. 11,0104 ALT .PRAVALTE
~yAL.E.=Will to Bold . private ,eale, a - . two
Steritiarne house with a stone baliementi"and r A.
lea'; also,: another two . story '-dwelling .
flollso and to; all situated in thlS , Porougho .
;Cressona; Schuylkill County. Skid property - wilr be'
sold cheap, on easy terms to close np an estate. For
ft,c:; apply to ANDREW KEEFER, Agent, at
C'ressoua, or to the subeeriber at Lebanon, Pa: • • •
July 2,8, 'B6 - 39-534 m• • • JOHN GEORGE.: ;
• . .
VALVARE.E. PROPERTY AT rut
. VATE, f4.51.1:13.—0ne-twentietti, interest In the
tract of coal land in New Castle Township, Schuylkill
County (known as the Poll & Barman tract) . contain
inq•abn.ut 420 acres .. • • • • '
•
•Abact 01222 acres of COAL - . and, .TIMBER, LAND.
In Riley Township. Sis ..• • •• • : •
..
fine building lots on' East Norwegian St., above
Jacktlon-205190 feet, a never failing spring of water
on one of them: :Terniedasy. . ' . . . • •
Valuable building lots' on' Coal, WashiugtOtt•and
Mahantongo streets..: Desirable sites for warehouses,
Manufactories, 8;c. •.. A splerdad . lot on rSeknylkill Ave ,
iine,;23 feet front •on 'the Avenue and 51. feet trait on
Church •Alley.. ;Apply to HENRY C. RUSSEL; • •
Real•EState and Insurance Agi3nt,"comer Second and
Mahantongo Sta.; Pottsville, Pa. .
March
• i OIMAALE Olt TO. LEASE.—A -tract of
• land ;Mtnate .half a mile' west of. Llewellyn, In
Itranch and Reilly . townsbi*: Schuylkill. County,...con.
tainlng
. 430 acres,- having a run. of three-feurttus of - as
mile on the following veins: viz: 'Phe eate.Veina, Sel
kirk, Black Mine, Tunnel, .Faust and Were.' . • Parties
nrlahlng to purchase or.to lease will make application
. • : ' JOSHUA LIPPINCOTT •
, .
: • RICHARD SAINITEUR.4I;: •
• • '• ..• J. DUNDAS LIPPINCOTT, • '
Eieciltorn of the Estate of James Dundas:- deceased;
at 121- Walnut St., Philnda.,
.Or to CHARLES M. RILL,. Real Estate Agt.;
Anguet i 9. 'GS - . • . • - , 33-t1 •
rE.—One second band' engine, honk).
II: power, 7 inch diameter, 16 inch stioke. . Box bed
plate, governor and force- pump : complete. .Will be.
!Also one 104mise power Engine; 16 Inch bore, 24 Inch
stroke, heavy box bed plate,. fly wheel pulley, 10 feet
dfain.,l6 inch face. • -Suitable for breaker or saw mill.
The atiti,ie Engines" are, our •own make, and• Will be
hold belo'w cost if applied for .soon. •• • .
Also one 2 i
0-horse power Engine, 10 'inches lasseter,
$4 Inch stroke.. BOx 'bed' plate, governor and .force
pump cOmplete. All new. • ,: • '
ALLISON & BANNAN, "Franklin Iron Works,” .-
1' Aare 80, , 613,26.41 • :Port Carbon, Pa.
i 7 tOAL MINES FOR BALE.—The under ,
signed wishes to inform:the - public thr.t - he has
Sinall Colliery for sale on liberal tereas, wUrthe priv
ilege of opening on four or five.other veins of Coal, all
above wateelevel. The
. abode mine is in ord
er, and can at present eliip. 'front 'air ht.cars. cars per
(lay, which can be greatly increased by 'opening other
veins, which can' be done at a.very email. outlay. Ad=
dress . SILAS BALL, ?ottsviElle..
'Diarch • - • • • •• • li-tf • •
13.... A N T .V ii. :L SALE
in the new town:Of . ,EIRANTVILLE, situate
On the head Waters of Mill Creek, one and a half miles
'eonth of Mahanoy.City, and immedlitely east of the.
large,cliliery of the Now Boston Coal Company. The
-from
road from Pottsville' to' Mahatioy-city, and also
-from firockville and -Tuscarora, paseesr through the
Good watercan be lied in abundance: The to-.
.cotton le convenlent.t& a 'number 'of collieries 'in .the
.Mahanoy Region. • For terms, &e.; apply' to ALL'EN.
pI,SIIRR; Engineer at the place, or to the subscriber.
~ • • .
M. MURPHY, Pottsville..
Aug 11, '66 • . 9.4.4f ' .
wingHE subscribers have for salt at their Colliery on.
Creek, a lot of Pump Pipes, Spade Handles,
Plate Stub-ends, Pipe, Stub-ends, and other
Tiolts, Chick Pieces, Pole Hangers and Follies, Balance
Weights, connecting Rod and Bob& Also afk •Iforse
gn e. • • OEO: 8. REPPLIER & CO.
or further particulars apply to J. G. /7., S. REP
PLIER, No. Walnut St., Philadelphia, or to JNO„
L. GBIGER,•at the Colliery. Jan rf, i6B-4-tf
. .
A.CIIIICNERIE - FOR TALE:—The anbscii
!lT/ her has now on hand'and for sale the following
line lot of new.and old machinery second-hand
Steam engine, 11X Inch bore and .30 inch stroke ; has
peen refitted and is snitable'for sinking aalepe;
One 20-horse power Engine refitted. . •
.New.Bollen3, 30 inches diameter-30.feetionf. • '
2 Second-hand Boilers, .30 inch diem., 20. feet long, - .:
':With Fire fronts complete. , • •
One email. Boiler about . 3-horse power;
.one Smoke
..Staelt-34 inches diameter 36 feet long ; one smoke - eta:el
BO inches diameter, 40 feet 'long . : - one pomp • wheel -t
foot diameter, - 3,ir; Inches pitch, • with Shaft and Pedce-.
Tufo complete two. Wrought Xron . Shafte 8 foot long;
O,X inches diameter ; one:Hoisting . Drtun,l foot spid
ersi..wlth shaft:and blocks complete; one small druin„
8 foot diameter
1.- One 14 - 4och - Pump,"complete„" •
•
One 12-Inch
.
e One ' 10-inch r: .
4 4 • •
I A lot of 16.tnth Pamti Pipes ; one set small Breaker
, Rolls with 5 inch wrought n shafts.; four Pea Coal
Screens; a set of .Elevator Buckets—new; a lot'of
' f PumpEtube, all sizes . alot of Belt-Pulleys Of various
;sizes • also the timber of a. large Breaker,- now stand
lug, 'and could be need for the same Purpose;;'. also 5500
', feet of Slope . Chain, all sizes, at - • . •
JABEZ !WARE'S kfichineriDepot,
June 2, .415227 " CA*l Street, Pottsville:
141:MGAACHINERY.AND MA
One Locomotive Engine.•
.Two 40-4oise power .I,ngbies wttll gOiring fur hoist
ing and Pumping. '
One 20-horee power end breaker Irtae4inery
.one em
. elt PoraPink • ' "
• • .• . •
it ears in good . arder.'.
Alec a; lot qt T and:Plat - will; *teei N Ar.ee
Wire Ropes, Ac.: Apply to ••• ' •
P. W. 811114T113, *Linea of Idlhee;.PottEnrille.
'Nov, •" • ; • 45-
GOVERNMENT
YEAT10..Nr.4.1, - 1. :.--B:A-',N::K.
Offers for sale at knassl market rate
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
841430 Treas. Notes date of &og. 11, 1 64
6 4 4 $ : 66 : Junels, 415
u • u 04 July 15;'65
. 5-20 Loan. of. 1862.
5,20 Loan of 12610 •
5 6 20 °Loan. - of 1865.
104440 Loan of 15641.
==ZZI
GOLD, STOCKS ATM IMpiDIS
AND ALL
GOVERNMENT SBOITEITIEB BOUGHT
AID SOLD.
12=!!
- . DRAFTS
On Rngland. Irelana, Ealre Otali Genz!raw. for mak
ennultolu*Prel/115enl• .
GlZEida4lor
11.
SttgairtUFSB4lol4';--" "1
FATHER, TAKE 311 - r"
. .
The way is dirk, my Father I• ClOtid on cloud
• Is gathering quickly oer my head,:snd loud •
The thunders rear above me... - See, T. stand •
lake.one bewildered!. Father; take.nuy hand,
: . And thmtuth the glotim
• , Lead safely home: ' • .
.
. .. . ..
The 'day iroes.fast, my Father ! And my soul
Is drawing. clm-kly down . . ' My faithless sight
Sees ghostly visions: , Fars a spectral•band...
Encompass me: 0". - .Faiher:lake my hand,_
, . . , •
And from the night- . - - •
' . Lead-op'-to light • . • . • -.. • • 1 . .
, • . • • • Thy:child. : • -• .. .:. ' • .
. .. .
-The tea' Y is•lonm. my Father I .'And'my soul :.'...,.
Longs for the. rest and quiet. of the goal; ..
While yet I joarney itimugh the • wearY land -
Keep m 6 from wandering. Father;•take my hauil
.• • .• . Quititly and straight - .'• : • ..
• • " •Lead:to'Reacen's gate- . . ','
Thy Child..
.
The pathta•rongh, my Father!' Many 3 thorn . .
Hair_ pierced me l. and my Weary feet:4ll toru '-. •
And. bleeding, matt the way. 'Yet Thy command
Bids me press for Ward, • Father take my hand.. •
• . - .Then, aare•and bleat, - : . . ~ ' - .. '-
The throng Is great,•nay Father t: Marty a dolibt
- And 'fear. and - danger cttmt.tiss'me shout, ,
And foes Oppiesa me 90, •. 1 cannot stand
Or go alone. 0, Father';.take' my hand,' '
'And thrntigh:the throng •. •• •...
Lead safe -along ... : • .
Lead safe along ; . • '
.
.
The ere t.ts isheavy, Father -1 have borne •
I.t.lonw..and still do scar it. .Let tor worn'
And fainting spirit rise to that' blest land, • •
Where crownattee given: Father; take toy hand,
.• .',. And reaching - down, • •
The Assassination of. Abraham
• Lincoln. • •
LETTERS FROM MEN 'WHO WERE
- CELA.RGED..W.I.TH IT.• •
What they itiought nf Andrew Johnson, their
new friend, 1n.1865.
As complicity in'the assassination of-A.bra
htim.Lincoln is reported to be one of the
grounds for.th impeachment of Andrew
Johnson, the, following extracts front letters
written . by rebels WhO are now friends of the
latter will: be of iuterest.. The •old prciverb
nil' recur to the reader, that when thieves
fall outlonest mengei theit:Atie :
I know there is not half the ground to sus
pect Me that_ there "is to suspect President
Johnson . ' • •
Fiusr. There was an absence of all - motive
on my part.. To have removed Lincoln tit
the limo it was done, was most unfdrtunate
both for me and for the people of the South.
This rbtive belie.ved, and have often so ex
pressed - myself.. President Johnson was to
ac4uire a dazzling power in tLe event of Lin
coln's death.. • • ". '
Si nap._ A paper_, is, found in President
Johnson's room, after the assassination,.sign
ed by the President himself, to the effect that
he CBootif) does not . wish "to trouble him
(Johnsen), - httt wants to. know Rite (John
son) is in. - Now', Consider, this note ks from
a private citizen. to a high official, and it is
certain that if it had been sent' by' any. other
man, at any other time, to any tither official
except the onemost, deeply interested in the
event about to happen, it would have implied
previous intimacy and intercourse, and a wish
to have an interview.without witnesses, which
the writer expected, circumstances ,admit 7
Titian*. •President-Johnson goes to bed, on
the night of tbe . aSsassinatiou, at - the unusual
hour; for Washington, of nice o'clock, and is
asleep, of course, when an anxious gentleman
leaves the side of the dying President to in
form the new incumbent of his great.good
fortune, whiOh filled . him with unutterable
m . .
ark 'MCI I tio.not 'say that ail this
creates a suspicion hi s mY mind .of the coma
pilaity . of PresiOnt . Johnson in the fOul "wofic
upon- President Rot this 1..d0
That if such circumstances "conid be so Well
taken Against the Hob. B. G. Harris, of Ma
ryland, Ben Wood, of New York, or Mr.
Vallandigham; of Obio, they would havtfbe en
received in the Bureau of Military Justice as
testimony. as Strong as proofs from Holy Writ.
These facts - may.possibly suggest to Presi
dent Johnson, and those who owe their ofli -
cial position andrpersonal consequence to the
breath of his nostrils, a-good and .suflicient
reason why the, excited , public': mind of the
peciPle - of the, United States, which has been.
,lashed into fury by.well-:conce . rted manipula
tions, and-now demands a' victim,. shoif Id be:
Veve• that there was evidence in the '"Bureau
of Afilitary justice" to , convict Soathern *men
—"rebels and traitors"—of -having "incited,
concerted and procured" the assassination of
Presidept Lincoln,. • But,'at all eventa, 'these
facts obght.to teach President Johnson a les
son 'of moderation. and charity to all those
suspected. I feel eonfidentno fact, suacepti
ble of being tortured. by the shrewdest Inge
•nuity into a coloring so unfavorable. can be
shown in truth against President Davis or
myself, nor do.tbelieve .against any . one, of
the gentlemen-pained inthe proclamation.
-EKTKACT :FRO3I:KKVERI,,Y, ITC K KR . 6 :LETTEIi.
._ He, at least, who:charges; me. with; such a
crime must expect to be dealt with as a man.
mot Et potentnte—fill individual. not the chief
magistrate of a once great and Christian coun
try. * . shall not escape me by a
dastardly attempt to throw the responsibility
on the subtle tools, tho venial minions,, in his
employ. i intended.to strike at the head, not
at the tail, and if God spares my life, Andrew
Johnson, -and not I, shall, go down to a dis
honored gratie. * *
Fearing to mete out the punishment of what
he:falsely names the treason of (Jeff. Davis)
a true patriot and statesman. Andrew John
son's little soul seeks to suborn witnesses ; and
otherwise to obstruct the course of just ice by
a packed military court. He, :proclaims to
the world that Jefferson Davis is the instiga-:
tor of the death of Abraham Lincoln, • and
offers. fr6m his bankrupt - coffers the sum-of.
'one hundred- thousand dollars for his head.
• But let us.novr look to the proog 'or ratiter
the•ivarit of • • . •
What object, then,-when the motive for
nonspiracy,; for his - death, when Andrew
Johnson was to be his inevitable successor ?
.Where is the record Of his humanity, mag
nanimityand inerey? Does any part of his
public career point to the Christian virtues of
charity, forgivenesS ortemperance? Let the
hearths of Tennessee, made desolate by his
relentless Cruelty, answer"( Was his char
acter such - as to .cornmend. him to the good
Opinion of any respectable man - 'orth or
South? Let the degrading spectacle, recent
ly exhibited on the floor of the Senate cham-,
ber answer! . Nay,, nay, citizens 'of the Uni
ted States, the- people of the' South had no
interest; in the death of - Abraham Lincoln.
They, of alibthers in the length and breadth :
of this Western continent, .would have been
thelast to"desire or promote anal an event.
And hir Seivard—what public man in the
South did not believe hini to be the, only
.conservative adviser. of President Lincoln,
.and'of whom it is said. to-day he reptidiates
the atrocious proclamation, and that, but for
his. illness, he would have overruled the
bloodthirsty, lust of his chief.' Think yOu.
he too was 'a fit, ietim for the Southern blade?
But let us now glance at the proof, or rather
want of it, upon which. hp may rely
_for the'
conviction of the parties embraced in the
proclamation of •the President. • 3'. Wilkes
•Booth hap paid the penalty, with his life, of
having been the perpetrator, 'of the, death of
..The recognition of him by so
many, to whom his appearance was familiar,
the manner - of his"death and his dying dee
laratioxi,-fulltattest this , fact. We are, there;
fore, charged-With complicity only.. In the.
absence or,suppression of all evidence to im
'plicate us, we are -forced io 'confine our in
•quiry to the private ctr- - ,pnblic -Motive. in the
heart of any man in the Sonth,. or connected
with her interests, at such a crisis, to put an.
end,to the life of Abraham Lincoln. '
Fran: It is . etivally.a maxim of common
sense, and the established law of evidence'.
that no man ahall be 'adjudged guilty of 'any
crime who cannot be showito Nape been in a
position likely to be benefitted, in aonie way,
..by ita comtnission:—while:the suspicion fails
to settle upon one. of - whom the contrary. :is
established'. Cal Bono I is the question of
questions of Which' reapectfully pur to. the
reflecting People of the United States. What
'object could 1,,0r anyone.of 'those-named
in the proclamation, kave bad min desiring,
Much less conspiring:for, the death of
Lincoln?. It'll' true be las prosecuted 'the
war. against the State to which deemed iny
highest allegiance due, With such unrelenting
energy and:extraordinitry - succese as to de
stroy. our last hopes. But those who ItneW
him.-best; claimed for him htimane and kindly ,
qUalities that "would lave plead like angels
against the deep damnation of his taking ofl• ',
I
The surrender of our artnior, and the general
;.capitulation - that ensued, inspired with the
Ihopel,hat these properties would be exercised
toward an overpowered but honorable foe,'
and - that kindly consideration' 'would impel
him totaercise his power in healing the yet.
fresh bleeding,woUnds of.onr - countrY.
deed, it . Is :=, known the several of our most
einhierit men; among ' them General
lee and Johnston; partaking this,conk
dence, promptly declared'that the, death of
•Mr.. Lincol n-, weir; gmat Calamity . to -tiko
Where,then, *arithe'rnotive?. BlUrdei is
never committed without a motive, either in,
interest, :revenge, or, 801)10 other .:.kindred
quality of the human heart.', The valorous
twentp-six, :;those.-:valorous . . knights, TAM
failed, - to capture alive; is the :interests of
justice demanda,theyshmildliavolone, one
pooKR4OII OI 4 O / iPtith; have
that co tinnwel. this dark - Sid rhigittimys, ,
tiluis'been motet= - once
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instructions; and if not; why have they so
promptly received the plaudit, ."Well done;
good and faithful .servants?" Would it have
proved inconvenient to anyone to have taken
Win - with the power tospeak ? Alas! we can
never know all that died with this daring, yet
niisguided young man,' arid we aro left to
grope our way, among the motives of the liv
ing, to fix complicity in this fearful tragedy.
I have shown, in'the Only waropeit to tra at
present,. that this charge cannot be against
the South, or any of her right.thinking and
intelligent people;, and surely, the lamenta
tion that has gone up througbontthe North;
from the Kennebec to the. Pacific, at the pre
matnre demise of their beloved chief, acquits
the people of that section of complicity in
.
It followa, Alien; -from this course Of reason
ing,. that . .theie could" have been no -wide--
spread Conspiracy i , :that:the,plan and perpe
tration were confined to:a - few individuals,
and to no particular section of the country..
Did Bobth commit this fearfUl deed with no.
et her motive than, that , which inspired- . the .
youthful Frostratus to tire the temple of Di
ana, atEphesus ?• If so; why-did he call upon
)Ir.,•Johnaarieight hours before the time fixed
ter his fell 'purpose. Did he dell upon him
the'Aesign of assassinating-him, :as • has
teen attempted to he'shown by the. riewspa-.
pers in • the `interest cif:" the Government?
Surely none of his acts bear Onethelnferenee .
that ho was mad enough to suppose that 'he
.could" murder .
.two •' o'clock: in
the . aftertiodn, and Mr: `Lincoln eight hours
thereafter: ip apublie theatre.: What; then,
Waathe.thotive - of his call; - and how' .llooth to address' the Nice' President of the
United States in words of. such - fam
showing -cerfaitiAtequaintance, if not intima.-
ey, with him?
"I do.Ptit wish tn disturb you, Nit .wotild
be - glaCto'haVe au'interview:
• - • -"J. WILKES BOOTILP
.• These.nre:wordiof strangete and mysterions
iinpOrt, and aretnot . to be lightly set aside in
so great a matter-as unmeaning -and insignia::
cant: . Is it doubted that if. Mr. Johnson were
a.pri-s;ato cit lien,. instead - of the Chief Magis
trate of.the.United States, teeking•to despoil_
honorable men- of their *characters,. and to
visit upon thein*the. ignoinfrious.death•of the
- gallows, that he - Would have.beertameng the ,
first brought to:• ; the bar of that itininictilate
substitution .of the : indefeasible - right of trial
by jury, the "Stilitary. Bureau of:Justice?"
Is there one, 'of all 'that multitude'of prison:.
-ers of both-sexes 7 -the• - .refittement of whose
tortures'are made the theme of, glowing rect...
tal in - the Northern journals—who could hope
to, escape. Convict ion, 'wit h - shell a' communi
cation-upon that very, meinorable -day, froni
the - confessed asstissin hirifsell? . Is it impos r •
sible that 800 may have- Met Nr. Johnson.
in that lowereircle they were-both knoWn to
frequent,. and thus have: formed an intimacy
which a common-vice begets? Andrew John
son, let it be borne -in mind; has. been, for
many years' past, en almost frenzied aspirant
for the Presidency.t . All the arts Mid appli
ances which . the fruitful brain - of the unscru
.pnlOus'cleniagoglie could invent - and - employ
.have been exhausted to attain this goal of his
andriciona • ambitiort...After -a struggle of
years—and .not until the States of. the Sethi] ;
including his own, :had - separated themselves
from- all- wilitical connection with the - North
- - - -clid he- reach 'the: position of Second ;civil
officer of the - GoVernment.: - Then -the prize,
.sii long - deZzling his vision, seemed within his
grasp. Like Litdovieo, -he toadied his brow •
in an - ant icipation of the encircling •diadeni. •t"
• But the illusion , Was -:shmA-tlived, - for - the
public and private criticisma pervading all
classes upon that most-'disgraceful '-scene .of
iNlateh4th, was Well,- calculated to dampen.
hiS - hopes :of The • realization- of Ms , long
cherished aspirations, and remove farther, if
.not forever; -from' his.-grasp, the 'glittering
prize.. -The crimsoned `blush •of indignation
"arid shay e.mantled tlte. cheeks of iimbassa
dors, S nators. justices and the lesser digna
(
tariest at ivitnes'sed the 'disgusting - scene,
while the . saddest • countenance im-all.that.
throng was that of Abrahath • Lincoln, who,
-it is said,• en the evening of-the sanie day; at
the inauguration . ball;: declined to. recognize
filth— The 'prayers . .. of a. whole • people—
friends : and coca of:President•Lincnin=as ; "
cerided to heaven that his life Might be pre
served, and thus spare them the • humiliation
•of: having such a man to riae,Over them. Are
we to belieVe that all this passed unnoticed
-by Andrew Johnson, and if not, is. liislthe
nature - to - harbor. no resentinents?• : That
great master who, as if by inspiration, knew
and so fearfully - .delineated the "dark- work-:
ings of the immanlieart; gives ud ,fearful in--
.'starices.when ambitiori, interest and, revenge
have impelled men to enact like crimes, and,
puts in ghostly lips the fearful -disclosure to
the sorrowful and half-suspecting son of the
,13anish- monarch. .. -• .. : •. • •-- •
" 'Tisgive out 'that sleeping in my father's
orOtard. a,Serpent Stung •rne: So the whole
of •Deninark. is; by . a 'forged process.. of .my.
death, rankly abused: But know thou; noble
yOuth,.the Serpent that did sting thy fathpr's
life now wears croWn.7 : . .
"'And how did it happen that Andrew Johri-.
'song of all men fondest of -deniagogniog in
public, should have remained quietly in his
room upon the fatal evening when to the at
traction of the theatrical entertainment Was
'to be added a wild andAtimultUous demon
stration at the presence of their great military
hero ? True, it was ,Good Friday, which in .
most Christian countries is, only wont .to be
celebrated by solemn worship and holy praise.
Would that the mantle of Christian charity
'could be extended, and that his secluSlonf
could be, ascribed to this laudable cause. And
how are we to account for the mysterious and
concealed manner in which the whole of the
judicial examination is Conducted, for the
avowed purpose of ascertaining all the par
ticulars of this dreadful tragedy, and of bring-.
ing the.real culprit to justice? • Why 'should
the prosecutor* more than the alleged crimi
nals, fear the light of day ?' ' -
All this, it, is true, is but hypothesis, and
yet, when you support it by. the fact that An
drew Johnson is the only-solitaryindividual
of the thirty-five millions of souls comprised
in that-land who 'could poisibly realize any
interest or benefit from the perpetration of
this deed, and 'that Bocith was•not captured
alive; as he.unquestionably could have been,
we must educe some one more plausible ere
we' wholly reject , this: Dead- men tell no
tales, and the wantonly - hushed voice of this
unhappy man leaves behind his bloody Liege
dy a fearful'mystery.,
'Dir. Lincoln's Last Words Con
cerning Andrew Johnson and
Secretary Stanton.
Mr. 'Stanton In the. Present Administration.
A Washington:correspondent o -.
f the Cinein
. •
nailGezerri writes as follows: " • '
The loyal people of the country have man
ifested the highest regard' for the views of
Mr. Lincoln; wherever these could be defin
itely ascertained„ Both parties in the late
campaign have claimed to .be. acting in pur=
nuance of the policy which he inaugurated,-
and on account of the weight which his opin
ions carry with them Borne strength doubtleee
agrued to the Johnson' party from those who
believed• its assertions in
.regard to this mat—
ter. Just now there - are two men high in
position who were officially associated with
Mr: Lincorn„ and both •Of whom are very
prominently before the public. Andrew
:Johnson. "and Secretary Stanton fill a large
place in the national thought. • -
The two incidents, which folio*. occurred
within a.day of tWo of each other, and. both
within a week of Mr; Lincoln's death. They
regard:the persons named, and are, probably
the very last- expressions concerning .111 r.
Lincoln's estimate: of these men. Both can
be relied upon es entirely accurate:,
I..l.'sgoLic S lan ESTISILTE OF JOHNSON.
Three.days before the Murder. of. Mr. Lin-,
coln, he had made arrangements for. an after
noon ride with certain members of his fainily,
and the hour of 2 o'clock was fixed Apon...,—
At that time, the. President not appearing,
word was sent to him that ',the party were
waiting for him. He- returned an answer
that the Vice President had dalled upon him;
and thathe should not be , able to 'go. Mr.
Johnson remained about .two hours, when
the President joined his family, • and in con
versation. regarding the delayed "ride re
marked, with much- apparent • concern
"That miserable smaul I cannot anticipate
the troubles he will cause me during my sec
ond term of
.office.".
Such were,. with scarcely a doubt, ..the last
Win& spoken by Mr. Lincoln concerning the
present occupant of the. White Hotise ; -and
spoken ,as •they were,. in the privacy othis.
own family -circle,• they were - doubtless the
full and free Expression of his rear belief.
taricoth's 1.41.11 T ESTIMATE Or STANTON.
.Whilii the President was mil/limey back
from" Richmond, and at a point - where no tel
egraph could reach the steamer upon which
he was," a despatch Ofthe utmost impo!tiure
reached Washington,Aemandln'g the imme
diate decision of the President himself. ".' , The
despatch was received by ii, confidential- stiff
officer; _who at- once ascertained that Mr..
Lincoin'could not_ be - reached '.!" - Delay. MO
out of the'question;us importantiamymove
•menta were Involved. .'". -, Theofficer having the
despatch . went with. It directly_ to Arr. -Stan.'
ton's office,, bat %Pt' APCTet#TY: P0)110 _ lot be
found.--Messengent.Were hastily despatched
for Min in all direction's. "," Their search Was.
useless,` and; a positive answer had been al
ready too . much delayed -by, the. dine it .had
ocetipled: . - With' great - reluctance the staff
taw sent a reply..l.ll the President's name.'
• Boonafter lir. Stanton .mitered himself. hav
ing learned of the efforts made to find him.--
The despatch " was-produced, and he was in
formed by the officer iiending the ansyver, of
what had lieen done.- ' ' . • - •
"Did Ido right?" saki' the officer to the
Secretary -'', •, ' ; " - •
"Yell, - Major," - replied Mr./Stanton, "I
think you have sent"theOcirrect'reply, but 'I
should-hardly have daitcl . 4 tak e th e ?icon
inatY, " -,.•
..; . . . . - • ,
088 done at the shoi
BOOK. BINDERY:
.••• . . .
. . .
Books bound in every varloty of style. ~ Blsat Book 1
ol everydeseription truandsettend, twondenti 'ruled to
order, af shorteert notice. ' --. ''.• :: • •:.
.
At this the whole -magnitude of the office, ,
and the great responsibility he hadtaken •
upon himself, seemed to flash upon the 'offi
cer, and almost overcame him, and he asked '
Mr. Stanton what belted better do, and ,
advised to go directly to the President, on -
his •return, and slate the case frankly to him. -.
It was a-sleepless night for this officer, and
at the very earliest hour. consistent with pro
priety,
he went to the White House, Mr: Lin- •
Coln having returned late the night before; -
but was, refused admission•by the usher, who,,
told'him that the President had given strict '
orders to admit no one upon any pretence till
after a certain hour. In vain did •the officer
urge the importance of his errand ; the ushet
would not take in his name, and - he was'
about turning away the President's youngest . ..
son came down, stairs, -bade the , officer good ;
morning, - and, on hearing ha had been re
fused admission, said that his father would:
certainly see the Major. Still the usher was 1 .
not toebe moved, till the son went back him
self, and returned with the message that the
President would see him. • -". :
Mr. Lincoln was reclining on a ;lounge. as
the officer entered; looking over a pile of pa - - ,
pers. He appeared 'a little annoyed at the
interruption, but stopped-at 'once to 'hear hia •
visitor's mission. :The despatch was - shown
him, and the action upon it stated frankly and_
briefly. The President thought a moment, •
and then said :. : "Did `!Did you consult the Secre
tary. of, War,.MFAjor?" • The:absence of the
Secretary at the important-moment was then
related 'to - Mr. Lincoln, with the subsequent
remark of Mr.= Stanton that -he, thought -the - ,
answer had been given, but that he himself ,
would, have shrunk from taking' the respon
sibility." _
Lincoln on hearing the story, rose,
crossed the room,-and taking the officer, by ,
the band thanked Allyn emdially, and-then
spoke earnestly ol•Mr. Stanton,, as follows:
- "Hereafter,'.Major, whenever 'yOu have. Mr...
Stanton's sanction in , any matter, you have
Mine, for so great is my confidence •in
judgment and • patriotism, that I never wish.
'to take.an important step myself without first
conSulting him
- Such was the place held in the mindpf
by . a man- for .whOse removal the
.IA - otters in-the new party hnVe been constant
ly striving ever.since the nottirions attempt at •
smoking
. out the Cabinet ministers by a 'street..
:Serenade-to `which attempt Andrew John 7.
son, "that miserable man," was' a party. ...
.. From the earliest dawning of r. ;John--
son's rupture, with-Congress,
he' and )111, of
his advisers saw at once in tlle.Secretary of •
,War a formidable obstacle in their way.. The -
Wholestrength of-the Johnson movement was -
used;" for the most part secretly,. top unseat
him: That it has failed up to the. present -
:time , is one. of the strcitigest ev,idenees of Mr:
Stanton's - power. .
• Prom first to last he has been the enemy Of
the new. party, and he has proved an enemy
powerful to thwart. and 'ever on the - alert to,',
exert his power. nut' thatlie- was in any
'sense a party man; orthe agentof politicians; .•
but his patriotism wasinsulted by the corrupt
schemes which were being carried on under
his eye, , and whose :object was.-to restore to
hill political power :die tutu whose defeat had
lased - the War Department for years. :
. I Mr.. Stanton is a man who -glories in his
country and exults in the idea of seeing it a
true.natioriality. Thousands regard him as
a man who is never stirred by 'emotion,. and
yet he fairly •worships our tlae. • • Knowing ,
that he stood where. he 'could' look over. the l•
whole field conscious that the knowledge .
he had Of all queitions "which the war pre- • .
.rented could be turned to the advantage of '
the country; he has stood firm and true, and
. from the vantage ground he occupied his
wielded - the power he'possessed as his glow
ing
patriotism prlmpted -him. I This devo
don- to country •.has been the motor of his
whole course. Ile has'
,chosen silently to:
bear all the sneers of his enemies, and. the
lack of confidence displayed, by friends, and
has even bravely risked losing the support of
loyal men, that he might help save his coun
try to her.loyal nieti. Thus, persecuted by.
one party, and doubted by many in the oth—
er, he has still pursued a straightforward; .
unyielding *course, till at lengtlr'his vindicat
Lion seems assured. clay,he is the only •
man in the Cabinet. of this nation who re-.
fleets the mind of the hiyal masses:. Atl.Yhe
rest and the Preeidept.With • then), would re-
atorethe leading .rebeis to: - power, if by so • !
doing the success of their , infamous ;move-,
mains could be assured.
At the time when threats that force might • • 4 :
he'used to restore the ,representation. of the
"South= were most Treely ade,..and the John
son
mes were most confident &their strength.
and success,. the' most galling - thought to. -
theM all - was that the War Department - was
not in their hinds. During the preparations
for the elections, when Mr. Johnson was buy-.-
ing supporters with Ms officea, the:War De-.;
partmeut rendered him no voluntAry service,
, and- very little Wasforeed out of ft. -
• No act that 31r: Johnson- could perform:.
would, -of, rights. so erotme the suspicions of;
the.llnion'inen. as the removal-of Mr. Stanton( •
If set aithie, it will he because plans ere laid
Which do not admitof a man as Unswerving
in his devotion to those who fought. out",the
war having control of the' War Oftle..,e( ••
For-his firmness and watchfelness during
this political-struggle, the country owes him ' 1
as much - asfor his faithful and able efforts:
tbrotighout.the war. - - - • . - . •
While those elguiticant words of Mr. "-La-,
cola describing Mr. ~Jhhisson ae "that misers
ble mat=," uttered as from a dying bed, should
be remembered, thoSe 'concerning- Ifed-Stan-' . -.
ton should not be forgotten, they also being
parting words : • `.`l never wish. to take- an
important step myself-Without first consult-.*
ing 7 ' • •
PEN, .PASTE, AND hICDOIIOBI4.
• :Orin the Probate Court; at St. LOTitS, the ad
rninistrator of the estate of Antonio lisrbarario,:'
who died . a couple of months since, has been re
quired
to . give.bonfla in tho 80.111. of $lOO,OOO, frtun : *;
which it is inferred that the estate is worth about
$50,000. This princely fortune was ace.nronlated
by Antonia in selling- peatinta and apples at.s,
fruit stand in St. Louis,„ and which his w idoW falls 1.
aar The majority: of the conductors. on the :
Pennsylhnia, Central have been relieved from
dutY, while every conductor On the Philadelphia
and Erie road, now under the control of the-'.
Pennsylvania Railroad. Company, has been placed.: i;
in the same position:. They are charited with
embezzlement, in having. retained in :their . •:
tesion certain fares which : they:had allected on • ,
- the road . - .
. oar& St. Louis dispatch to the Cincinnati Ga
zette gives the 'following account *of Jul - adroit-.:
trick of a mad who was - pretending' to examine.
goods ilia Jeweler's store with a view of buYing.
-While examining some fine diamonds, the clerk
being fora moment called away terika, lady;
.he succeeded in securing some $lO,OOO worth.. On
the return of the clerk he mike to be shown t 6 -;
a.privato room for a few - moments, and . to. allay : 1 ,
suspicion left Ms hat on the counter. Passing :-
out to the rear of the - store ho tore the grating : •
- from the window leading into the cellar of the. t:
drug 'store of Mei:Leitch, where he took a hat
belonging to the porter, and coolly - walked
stairs and through the store into the street Where
all trace of him : was lost. - . - - i
THE UNION PYRAMID.
OHIO, •
lOWA,
K.A.NS AS;
OR E GDN,
INDIANA,
• ILLINOIS,
MISSOURI,-
V ER MONT,
MICHIGAN,
NEW. YORK,
'WISCONSIN,
MI NN 0• TA,
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CON NE.O TI CET, -
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,`'MY POLICY."
c44. 1 1,1:aue. -
wiry zp. .
_
- SLANDERS issuing' from beautiful lips are
like.spiders crawling fromthe blushing hiart
of a rose. .
.
AN Englishman proposes At scheme to pay
Off..his country's national , debt in 124 years::
WITT do "bird's in their little nests agreelo*
, Beoause they'd fall out if they didn't.
-A siostnimrr, in honor of Columbus, has
been lately erected at Salamarick Spain.
ONE of the new boulevards in Mospow has
been named the Boulevard Amerikanski. •
ilucattintal-CiAiu'uo - :
J. 'A. DT, 1419921108 E, Editoi-..
WE-welcome "Scribbler" to our columns.
Hope to hear from liim often. His coMmu
niCation'will appear next week. • '
Eorroa t--" Should directors purchase
books for theuse of the schools ?" This is a. .
question. found in your question corner or
a fortnight since. We- say, emphatically;
rce. In this section of the State there is
constantly agreatdeal of changing or moving .
around. Now it is a great tax on' pohr pa
rents to buy,books for "a , large family at any
time, bat particularlY so now When books are
so exceedingly high. If necessity compels- a
family to move once or twice a year, look
hoW this tax Is "increased ; whereas, if the
board friinished the books, the pnplls'ou re
moving to another district could be furnished
with lx)43ke . We tope to see , this matter agi
tated lie - that we may'get the views of the ;
ammo 444c4,11,gi5i interests of .the yuntrt,