Min,eo.'..:-: - . ...M0041.,:
POTTSVILLE, PA.
MATURPA.I., FEBRUARY 4, 111567.
N . SW •FORAi-.14.311111 T. WATTS, with
Caldwcp, Copatir,t, Co., No. 1i Broadway; New
City, to authoiteed - to _receive -eitheerlittiorte for the
Jot AL and also to coiled - bills for theitame
DADDOW'S NEW. MAP
OF TIM
iiw'runAclTip. COAL REGIONS
11'2, Yap IF, the latertltohlished of, the Anthracite
Coal lit-lion! , of Pontiffltauin. It tlifters•in'trtany re
sikat tr. in otiii!r- : ?,littts onbli• lied. bccanse if gives the
formatioa and also a representation of the .Coal Eta:-
tog't•ther with the location of all the collieries in
the Anthracite Coal fiegionr, - &c. :
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.Price Rosters - ' •
In cafe for Pocket • • 1: 60
In Sheeta • • . 126
Def. ou•Ainflin
'Do on Idnflin thweteli for •do • fai
Tioeie in Pocket form wilt be cent free bY
receipt of the above prices: For rile
• •• .11.ASSAN'S Bookftore,PottarDle. • •
BLACK BAND IRON, ORE;
The Black Band, ni•Varbonneirana Iron
Ores of the Con! ITlCa.ures, ,exist as beds, co
extenaive with the coal bed,., or veins with 'which - they
are stratified_ . The futi§criber has . made 'the iron ores
of thy coal • measures *a rPeclalty. and Ls enahlfal from
a long practical experience to find, the principal ned,
of this ote through_ the Anthracite or Bitnminouti Coal
Fields.
• I am prepared to locate, prom or develop' these beds
- of Iron in all the Anthracite Region or through tha
Bilotnihnua Cml Fielde. , " • -. •
.K, FIARBIEsi DADDOW. St. Cl4r."Pa.
Ttrri..arNers .: Benj. Hannan and J,reph..S. Patter,
inn, Pottsville:. P: Miner. Wiliteglearre i Lou
den :Beadle; Aehland ; W. W—BlakAlce. Weatherly,'
Carbon county; Wm. II Mareliall, Shamokin Pidw4l.
-Stlbler: Jr. ? Baltimore, thin. Henry B. "Rome, 'Pails
• delphia ; Gee. II rote., New York. -
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COAL, IRON, AND OIL,
BY. DADDOW•4-BANNAIII..
rtr- Tars SEW • .
ON OUR. MINERAL RESOURCES
3i[l:,: . pit(WED SUCCESS BEYOND Otril MOST.
EXPECTATION
' Its publicrecentlott; both at Ininoind.abroad; has
' been i•strecaely encouraging The, first Totirsdts. D has,
already:been clispi!sed pl, and the second' is going very
List_ According to - m st;hr indications-we shall_kion
'exhaust the drat edt!lon. We will. say to our friends'
at - home, that they will.have - tosupply themselves eatly
If :hey wi-b nropv- of the presenkedit ion: 'We shall
not pubibh a seci;tul - edition for some two years, since
the cost and labor ~f L•ollecting'statistico to the date of
publication will be very gn•at: •-•
time few - Of friends have objteted to the price
of-the Bob as being
. excessive : but we can assure
them that each is not the iic notte.t
bly the cheapest Work Of the kind- tier
. poll! ' •
The vast and varied - amount of new inrorination
whichi it contains, together with the Naps and . extett
she liluptuitions, has called forth, commendaition and
Tralweirota the most influential, scientific arid.mining
Journals: . •
[Frilm.the Scleptigc AmPitcan.j
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.. COAL, 112 , 1 N - Al'il, OIL ii , the mrt2pract 'cal and eT.
•haurtive treatise tin the rubl,ct that har come under our
o .vercation, -•.. • -! • • It is a most valuable work
sad Quathat deserves to be read by all intelligent men.!,
[Frimil the Q. S. and Mini4g.Rizle.ter..]
."Coll, Ivw AND OIL,' iy a worii tirextral;riiinsry .
utility, rysysi - rli and indu.fry. The atnolint.nr
untirinz, :abor of which' this volume is tile.
product hen .only - he monsurably apprec . isted after are- -
fel estitniu#tl. id" '*. • .The
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lutriti-ic w - orth - of tht., , book Wlll matte It indispetn4.
ble to all -who •wivh t., pi.
c...,e,-.8, in a C, ,
Inpuct. t:o n ve
nieta form. test knonythat 1:. anitAiritative,-tacte knowv
to be ituthentic.". - ' -- ••• • . : . '
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[From S: . 7tlsnit,e . Jommal and Petroleum
11,T,nrcle.r.]
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• .•••••,' • "Ciiat.- Inns - .kat. Ott.. I= illnat rated with
11111t , t , .11: 11.11;, 55:,(1 vg.rtiv:rl:,' , . and 1, altecether the
tnie.t atlci reliable work 3 et- pubitthed
imie.rtawt.Entillea. .
•The "London Minine . J011111E0" which le the filabeA
liritl4l snltority on tnining .FuLject 4 , vives the Cl
),.wing tlalterlug marce or our Bou's on Coal, Iron and
I.Fr6in the Loral6n Mining Journal, .Joly 13,1.566.1
..'_IIIZ,ON AND DIE:
more vomprtheitt•lve luta:exhaustive vrilutne.unni3.
the matt:T*4ll, , tre,ded IS could 1. - :•..rc,•ly Ue deired than.
thatjth.t. ii-nea BA.NNiN under
ttile tit e. • • -
Regarding the work a? a whole;.lt- certainly the
most complete ;minuet for the'.'practicaleoliivry mana
ger that has'yct heult.tathlished. . .•. .• . • •
:It May safely be said that we have no single' work In
this country so thormit . :bly-.calculated to attia-dflie su•
parlor collier and iriat-worker-all the Information. tie
requires In connection a It h his business an is the 'book
of Messrs:•liaddoce.&., Damian. to meet the wants of
those. similarly engaged in the United States... The
work moist. have entaileil a large amount of labbreaiqi
there is ample evidence that-the labor has not been ap
plied without being made to yield the largest results of
which it was Capahle.. , .
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The leading tiewspapera.of all our- great cities and .
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Mining and 31toinflcturi9g. Ills rids have. given the
Look a warm .11'01 , 11 , 11:,111.;(r.re -wed it with unqual
fled praise: while practical and. ientillemen generally
have given 11 , 4 the most - gral ii%luz assurance of - its val.:
ne and th,efultare.,, as the truly standard wptk of the
kind..
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ALE - I.\l 0 li. I-.A.1.,
PATRIOTISM OF SCRLYI,FLII.L COUATY.
Gient Reditction in Price.
TRH LAST 'pH TO . - GET T4E BOOK
In order that all who desire . to". preserve this
R . i.onr:l 4 tbe Patriotism of schuylkill CoinitY
during the Rebellion, may not be debrirred by the
prit:e fri nt I,iireliaeing, we Rave rediteed the price
a a - follows for the remainder, of the eiitien:
• reduer4.lfrorp -$2 30. io 50.
*heel), (library) " •." • 275 ~"'-.1 75 .
I.tlf: morocco. '` " 3:25- ". 225
" • " 375 " 275
•PLItS . ONAI. --We arc sending 1;111s
to . oursubcribers in wears. -If those who
owe us for several y . ears subscription, puj , no
attention to their accounts, or neglect giving
any' reasons why. they do . riot
, foot - tlo.ir bills,
they nbt cpuipit:in if their names 'ate
stricken frion•our list, and • the respectiv . q.
a:nounts due, publi.bed. • . •
Is I S'Gt) G,013;'213.5 lons - of coal were brciuQb
into lAndon. •• • . •
A STA+E-TP,MPERANCF.. CON'i' ' ENTtON will be
held in Harrisburg nti the 20th of.Febrilary.
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WITTEN COUNTY - will ere a ninOrarieut to the
memory of ite stindiete who fell in the War for the
Union_ When Schuylkill fulltuv the good
A ACILDING will soon be organ
ized in Leiamon it is in conargnence of I . lle
scarcity of dwektitnra and necessity Of erect -7
Ing more
THf; person who snbscribetl to the Miners'
Journal for -Thomas S - ew!trt,.Dalkeith,. Scot- .
I old: will confer a favor by sending his name
to thisollfce. •
Tiir. filsiir of Cnwan's eortirtnation:
as Minister tn Austria on the tir4niid that it would
he - chitaiito'pay - Mr. Cowan -... , 7.5Q0 (gold).-per
ohm to go-out and May out of the country. • •
, Ma. R. Eino*F:.n of Ashland: ihas been
appointed agent in Ibis Region for the sale of
powder.mannfae!urcti by the Smithville Com
pany.. Mr 11. is a thorougit...and reliable
. hthiness man. .
Innnagrere of the Slate Agricultural Society ..
have resolved to iaTer no more biglipremiutne for
fast horses, ati9 there is a strong feeling in . favor.
exidndinn all nionottlianks and side.show from
the aiLibirion gi.ound4-hernafter . : . • .
Ti: tlion , stc of M. tryland are for the pre::
a ent, 'crushed Underrt thd tyranny, but they
do not despair,of eyen , ually. triuraPliing un
der.the bannerol universal suffrage—a priri:r
ciple they haye wisely resolved to adopt.
'TIICRSIDILY . B North*American in speaking
of the late cold weather: says: * ' '
Ice even when , continues nnbtvticen. The lee deal
gerenilly. have 'secured 111 i that:they want, and
r , o,rup °tun= have put in a two ye.m,' inipplv. Coal
dealer to !.k tv.ppy. The only tre , nhie Is that thive•
whom the , ate en. owe round with short, stocks hod them
selvot with eliipty yunb.k. . : • •
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‘` MY POLICY 7 works beautifully among tbo
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reconstructed. here is .a specimen : •
_Nme•bacrssa, Jan. air.—Bowie county, Texas. Is
revolt. ' Captain Tremble, late of an Minot,. regiment,'
planting there. - was recently Stint, wonnded, and his
life threatened... lie came to . New Orleart.„ and' re-'
• turned with twenty ctat airy to remove his family," He
found that his wife and child had been driven' - from
home into Arkansas. The - nenroes on
. hls pllee were
'manacled and driven Alrrough the • streets in the pret‘
enee of the cavalry : who - Were tarred to fall back before
SOO unreconstructed Mr.' !Tremble died from 111,treat,
meat and was buried here ),rt erday. Generals Mower.
71 itch, Kirby, and many 'Union (Afters and members of
the "Grand Army - of the Republic" attended the' tuner;
al. The Captain is at thpoint. of death.from . woiands
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received from'tiM chivalry. .
In refusing to.allow civic honors. to be paid
to the body of the late'Rehel General:John'
ston, - .General Sheridan struck a responsive
chord in the national heart. Be says nobly,
in a brief letter to the . May-or of Galveston,
.Texas ;-9 have ton much regard •for the
memf.ry of the brave men who died to pre
serve our Government, to authorize Confed
erate demonstrations over the remains . of any
one who attempted to destroy it." . -
SALLitr .or . E COII\TY,• TURA t•ai:ft.,--The
immense salary paid to the County Treasurer
during the., past feW .years,.suggests reform
In this matter. Some weeks since a commu
nicant suggested that the salary should be
$l6OO. This however; we think too low
Let it be flied at '4, 4 2000, and let a competent
man be elected to the position who can dls,
charze the entire duties of the office. The
salary we name will then. be ample...
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Fr having been charged:that . B. Dtinlison,
private eeeretary to Gov.. Geary, 'wrote that
portion of the Inaugural Addres.l on' national tif- .
faiia which has attracted so much of the attention
and ate applause of the country, the . Harrisburg
Telegraph authoritatively derdes)it, with the re
mark that it is as unjust. to Mr; Eungliann as it :
is unfaik and impertinent toGov. Geary. Every .
idea set forth in the fungi:trod—every Wiring and
eloquent sentence—every bold word enunciated fa.
the doesusent, belong 4(1 truly to . 101 41 W..
oeo'. We . aeTer doubted it.
IMPORTANT. FROM "WASHEIGTON
.I) . 4sagel:'of.. - th6 Tdfifflill.;
Penns)lvanta Senators hhlrkesi the Tote.
The Tariff Bill passed the Senate on Thprs
daY night by the fbllowing vote :
•
Catiell. Hfirria; • Sherman,
Chandler, Howard, .• Sprague, : -
Connelag, . Howe,f , Stewar,.•
Cragna.: Jobnaon, • Van Winkle,
Efanunda, - • .3lorgart. .• . Fader • .
F(......eendep, • TfeDougall., WilleF, •
• • Morrill,' • Williama;
Faster, Poland, • Wil.on. '
.Frelughayeen,-, Ragraey, • • • Yntea--27. •
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I, 4lFig, - ' lierldersnn,
.. - .1.11d.ric4.t, ' .
Fouler,. Trcunba:l-1,9.,
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- ' - .; ARSRNT , OR NOT N'OnNG' . ; •
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Anthony;tn • •• • . Pixon.. - .... :Pomtroy...
Bnown: • - • Guthrie, ''• Riddle; .
Burkslew, . Neemtth„ ,- :: • ROFIN ..
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Cow4n. Norton. .• ...
. Saulsbury,-
Cre,well, •. •• *. Nye, .- :;... -:- ~ . Sumner.:--1.5
The yeas are all Republicans except Mc:
Dougall, of californis„ and4Ohnson, : renegade -
Republican, of Maryland: Six ;Republican
Senators 'from the :We - 4 and ,South: voted
against the bill. The PednaylvaniaSenntors
did .not - vote on the 1?111.: They. evidently,
shirked• it, because: the - pr9ceedings of the
session show 'that they were present There
is hpwever„ - a clear ritsjority of two over all.
THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
SECOND, SEZ:s.ION
Wasiu...soxrer, Jan, 25, 18137.=, - .BK•faat: , -The
Senate received': petitions' for .increased;- tariff ;
against the Curtailment of the national 'thirrei3cy,
.The:House bill druendatorYto an act relating
to the habeas corpus and to reglilate Judicial pro
ceedings in• certain &c., was peesed, and :
was eent - to . the President. A bill providing that
persons imprisoned for offences atnetthe'lliiited
States Omit be allowed a deduction of one month
per year for goothbehavfour in - theirterin: im,.
• rieonmeut, • was • passed, :and 'was:Sent- to the
: House for concurrence in amendments; The res-.
• Muttons of West Virginia -ratifYing . the 'comfits,
tional amendment were presented:: Also, the•ere
deptials of Hen: Simon Cameron, Senator.' elect.
from' Pennsylvania. Mr. -Foirler.introderted - a
bill to expedite the &Instruction:a the Southern
Pacific Railroad: Mr. Patterson, a bill to amend
• the act fnr.the collection of taxes in the ifieurrec- •
tienary•Scatelf.l. 'The tariff bill was taken .up,' and
'111 . 71 amoudinent fixing the duty on cannel and
.on.
all Bituminous' erial•at $1,50 perioe; no- matter'
where imported !nun, dopted. Adjourned.
f 7allOrari.—The - House' passed, a bill : appropriitt ,
Ing $.160.000 for thtviemovat of -the.wreck of-. they
Scotlend - apd the.haroutside of Sandy.
A bill , authorizing the Secretary-of Dm.
Navy to accept the steam sloop of war Idaho from
the corttraetur at t he. priee alleady. paid, $5.50,000;.
was paesed . • :bill relieVing • from the payment
of tax alcohol made from disfilled spirits on which .
. the tax had already been•paid, and burning fluid
made. from; eleiihol or spirits Of. ffirpeetine, 'or
Cam ellen e;ori which the tax has already been paid;
was reported by the Wars anti ?deans Committee
-and was passed: • Bills granting perisinns of $5OO
per. annum to two revolutionary soldiers were
passed.- The:private calendar .was then consid:.
.erect: Mr. •Doenelly intriffinced a hill-extending.
to viclows of Offieere Of inferior grades, the came
princiOe in regard to the number of children. as
'is applied CO the widows of solliere end . sailors.
A bill to'payJoSitth N. Amis $9500 for hens° and
buildings of Annandale,• - rairfax county,
berme f it military purposee. was passed, . after.
coneideralde debate. Adjear tied. ••
.- Jan. 213. --I•MfeaTS.,LTliet Senate . passed : the
House bill relative to the tax ou alcolffil. made
fronn•diatilled spirits.. Mr. Wilson introduced a'
hill to abolish and prohibit the'irvetem of peonage
in New Mexico and 'other parts of the .17nited
.States.- ferret to the Committee on Military.
Affiirs..• The Ctinference Cominittee on • the bill
relative to the appeintifient of pension agents re , •
ported a bill removing- all appointed since July I, •
180 G. .The repent was 'agreed tit:- The Tariff bill
Was then considered. • A reaolUtion asking • the
.President for the report ofGeneral Wilson on the
coMente of Jeff. Davis was adopted: Mr. Wilson
introlimed a bill tmitiereme and equanie:the pay
if army officers.. Referred to the Military Com
• mittee.. The jitiliehtry Committee reported the
joint resolution of.alr. Wade to amend the Coll-.
stitntioulby. , prohibiting: Abe - re:election of any
jierson to_the office a President. of the,' United
S Executive Session was held, • Ad
jimmied . • • ,
Housca—ln llie Honie motion of Mr. Dar
bug, the Seeretat,y erthe TreamMY was recpiested
In suspend the. sale of•confiseated • 'Whisky unless
• the price offered be 'equal to the tax thereon, The
-Post-biller, Committee was. instructed to inquire.:
intedlie expedincy ofestablishieg package post
• on the,several railway and steamboat routes inthe
united States,.. for. the c,cmveyance, of parcels;
money;.merch2ticlitie,lze.-. at such rates and regu
latione as may be . provided for - bylaw.- .The
yens Regonatructiin bill 'Wee taken tni, and there.
w10:, , 7 FL' long' debate, participated', in .by -Messrs..
Ligersoll, Stevene. 'Ashley, Cenkling and
s ettlers. During the discussion 'there Here seine
exciting passages between edveral of the mem-
"tiers, and the lift'vrtia passed. 'A vote Of censure
was passed . upon Mr. Hunter,. of New York,. for•
the Me, of indecorous language., After the repri
mand by the Speaker, Mr. Attinter apcilogized.
Jan. 25.-- , Se.x.vrn.—TheMilitary ComMittee re
ported The bill to aboliSli and:prohibit perniage.iti
the territories of the toiled States. A bill corn
pelt ing.every person copying: or -writing.a honk;.'
and engraving plffitOgraphs, 'Maps or ellei-te, to
villa a copy to the Congreeeionall,ibrary, Sled di
recting postmasters to fertitard the same, free of
cost Was passed: Ainintresnlution to pay $l9OO,
to Win. S.' Nelcin, v. he recruited 1090 - men for,
the - Union arnivbrEeet Temitsaee, at his own ca
pers and at the risk Of Alia life', was :adopted .
The bill to amend the itet to establieli the . judi
'dal Courts . of the United SmMe %cite. passed; and
eent to the Hemp for concurrence in a wind
• **tinged nient .The Hone° bill to.puilisli certain
crimes in relation to the .enrrency and public
ac
etirit wife - passed. -A meesa go was received from'
the Pt esident fetoiti , the bill for the admission
of Colorado, The Tariff bill was then considered:
Aejorirned.-
. .
Horst. —Various :Nilo were introduced and
' were referred' to the•different goinniltte,is. Among
these bills wxe one to regulate the suffrage in the
District of. Columbia,. abolishing:all disquali
ticationa from voting on account °reef, and an
other to repeal so Much of the.act of last session
as authories the Secretary of the Treasury to re,
tire fuer millionS of 'legal tender Treasury notes
per moelli. Mr.. • Kelso's reeffint ion; declaring
• that-it:is the duty of, the Thirtyminth. Congresa.
in orffir to eeeure the truiteef the. vietoriea gained.
over the rebels . ; to impeach the President and re
„inoVe, him front office' Upon conviction "of the
erliates.and high nieelemearens of..*lficb he .is
inunifestly and notoriously guilty;” and to provide
S.f, , r the faithfel and efficient Iffinimistration of the
xerti tiVe.D tartment Si thin 11ie halite prescribed
by law, Ciltrlflllp, and gave rise to: a long discus:.
;den:between Messrs, Loan; cionkling, - Ge Blond,
• Diegliam, Wilson, Itapdaltand Wentworth.', The
rzeolution then *reit ever by the "expiration of the
morning hmir • Mr. ':Morrill offered ..a rest Are.
lion 'instructing the 'Committee on Ways and.
Means' to exti mine it to•th e condi t r the Tree
mere of the United States, and partienlarly • toin:
Eptiie whether any '6hlign't lens of the United States
have been illegally- or frandulently made or is
stied, and whether the public interests have been
and are
. enfficiently. pinteeted, 'Adopted. -The
Committte oat Wayi , and Means reported a bill to
put bk. - for art examination of the Treasury' De
e rtment . and Other Executive" Departments.
Passed. The Stevens reconstruction ,resolutions
Were diecnssed and were then referred to the Re- ,
construction Ce a utilise. • Adjeurnerl. • ... •
Jan. ',29.—SENATE.—The 'Preijdent' veto of.
the Colorado bill was read. • . - • .
. Ho Cr:l7. —The Military Commit tee reported, with
an-amendment; the House bill to equalize the'
bounties of seldiers, sailors and marines who sere.
ed in the late war, • The Committee on Agricitl
lure. reported -s bill to restrict the Agricultural
Department - to't he purchase for distribution 'only
of such seek plants and Sowers as are•not com
mon in the United States. - After coesiderable die;
cu , eion the'bill was laid upon the table. .Theln. ,
In
valid Pension bill was then patwed.....Setreritt.Pe.'
titimis were presented. Adj.irtrned ,• •
Jan . 30 . —Sm.roz: .The S.Mafe':received 'the
certificate of election-of 'John A. Winston,•Se.Seri,'
ator from' Altibania. The Nebriska bill .veto
message of the President wee -reed:. -The creden'-
tials of H. W. CMbett; Sena;tor. elect - frOrn Ore
gon, were presented: The..lndiciarV. ComMittee
reported the^hill to establish a Department of Ed
ucation, for- the 'Collection of-statistics;' Am,- The
Tariff bill was taken lip'. • The .pmding: question
was upon the amendment of Mr..Suniner to. re
duce the tax on bituminous toal mined, at any,
point thirty. degrees Or leas,' east of Washington,
to 50 centeper. ton.-- - After debate it - was disa
greed to—yeas ii, nay_e 25, as - follows.: • -
• Yeas—Messrs. Fe'ss(nden; Fogg,. Foster,' Han;
ris. Morgan, Merrill, Poland, Sprague; Sunaner,
Williams and ••• •
• N.tye—Mesre, Huelittlest% Ctiandter, Ontineas;
Cows!), •Cra . frin, •Thudittle Fre-
Hendersnn Hendricks; 'Hew., Jo
son,. Saks end,.Do4dl,. 'Nestnitti, Tat terenn,
Itanteey, Strulettnry; Stewart., Van Win
kle, Wade; Miley and Yatee=2s. •. • .
.
SO the tariff on coal remains at ft. SO : per ton.
Au arneininierit freeing certain railroads'from the ;
need .of buying American -rails was disagreed.to;
and the Senate adjourned..
-•• NorsE. , -The Committee. en Foreign. Affairs'
was - Instructed to inquire into the expediency of
an .assertion by, Congress' of. the principle that na-,
turalization by the United• States of the . native
born subjects of any - other State - exempts arch
-persons from the- performance of military service
uuder any foreign gov. , rnre ent ; long - as he does
not viguntarily renounce the rights of a citizen of
the United States: Mr.. Stevens intreidneed a bill
to establish a system - of _common ~schools 'for the"
District of Columbia. The Consular and
matte Appropriation bill was considered and
ed, with amendments, in C . omniit tee of the Whole.
The Military Academy . Appropriation -bill was
also passed by thOcommittee. A'remonstrance
of businessmen Of New :York against the; move.,
mein to impeach the - President was pra;Sented,
and was:. referred - to the Judiciary -Conimittee..
THE Nusai) A MA N. —T he re is to be an election
for collector of the District of. Columbia in June
,nett—a: thostimportant and lucrative ofticeand
the - politicians down there, now that the colored
citizen ie.to have i a: vote, have ceaSed.ridictiling
or threatening isliatonishing how-much
the ballot : has done to improve hi'm in their eyes.
LOCAL NOTICES.
°Lawn, and Hose, to still-every taste, uld
at radaced prices, at D. A. Smith's, Cet4re street.'
.
Fitt .and Winter Undereler. can be qbtateed
at D. As Smitire,.Centre street.' • . .•
• Fir PAinre Na.4 Dante, a article, at
amlttre. Centre street. . : ; • :
. . . . .
Nicw CAI3BiMEREIS at D. A"..•Sinlth , s Clothing
Store; Centre street:Potttwille. • . . •"
•
• Farsca, English and American cloths, all etylei, and.
orthe net qualities, at D. 'Smith's, - Centre street.
"lobrieuivo .team engkie packing-Lfor
•.63a' and no.. 26 -AeY
york," ".. '- - • May 14;
• . •• .
Fax ♦' woman in another (*limn Picking grapes .for',
'StsWraWine.. ' R tc an *Mintliable article, need in the
hosnitals and by the first; deed families In Patti, Lon
den. and New Yeti; in inefezeriee'tpOld . PnrttVine.—.
It Ss . worth , a ttial,..as it giveis greet eattefaction: •
THE COAL TR,ADE.
.....r ~iaijti . ~
a
Pootteville,_Februstry Fa;
The quantity sent to naarket - .thts :week
shows a slight - increase over the correspond=
tag week last year.
.1 • •
the Deliware la closed at Philadelphia;
and,thete ix a no sWpments to the .but trona
thitrrltit. •
The quantity sent by Fiailroad this week is.
45,896 08 .- tons against 41,00 for the. corres
ponding week last year. , - •
The trade sums up this week as follows
compared with last year :
. " . . , 'iccc- A
.
1
i • {rim. 201•11.: . 1 W* l -4 riAL . • I Da&
. • . i.:—... ~.....----- -..‘..,...1
-.P & P...1iii1.41,072 . 327.393, 45, . • 939.950, d 98.349
L Val Rle 21.199 198,989 15,93 . .113,191i dr:4491
• Scrant 5t.h.'..13,3Z: •48,8951 17, 67,333,• ..19,n9.
li
-• " . tth, • 7.4111 2 9 . 40 / . 5 , . - .2 0 .939 f ..114,413
:Pimii.. C a... . 1 IL7II -
ir.1',39 29,999 . 16,21'S
sh an iogin_i 5, 4 3391 • 17,149 0.77 .- : 19,9991-d 430.
Trevorton..i. 1111 • • 4931 , . filli . ' 1.366,: • 963
Sbnrt 'A1t.... , 1,1191. 1 ,9041 • 4931.
• 3;040 : ' .•143
.1.: v... c0.,.1. : . ~ •. 4.331 ..895x . , :•1.3221 • • Air
wmi l imsvn : •• :' : 1 - ' l'• 3781•.-_...- ..I,ISS 11ES.
9,63e1: 3,021 - 10,5311 1595
• '97,5361' -64:495611b5,9151. 7 7496,555 1-
! . 496.55r1 97, 5 3 •
('117,401•
The auction sale of coal shows an average
increase of 35 cents per ton over the last tsale,
but even these prices do 'not Pay a profit:--
4 Lturip'coai said at • au average of $1.12 per
ton on • ' board • veasele , at Elimibethport. At
the:Mose of -navigation hist fall, .the freight
and toll alone. from Mount Carbon' to - Nei
York amounted to $3 57 per, ton, leaving 15
.nents.A.lon. for, the coal _ , ll re must have
cheaper transportation before we can com
pete 'with :other regions-in the :New .York
• - .NEW! CoinTanipt—ls is with pleasure we
notice the business association .of 4ohn Do-
Vey, Son Fslladelpttin, consisting
of John Davey and'Son, *Miami Kendrick
arid Mr.- Bulkley i and the firm of. Wm. Ken;
drick & Co., comprising the same Partieren- -
gaged in the mining .of, cottlin the Mahanoy
basin-of our coal region, and in selling tpui
shipping coal at Philadelphia.
These ftrms : are composed 'of high toned,
- active, intelligent and atrictiy.reliable -bust
gess men, 'fully' and 'completely identified
with the business of mining and selling coal,
and with'sunited milt- capital sufficient we
learn; to eontrol'and• usinage the largest
amount of trade. Their operations in mining
cover the celebtated dilberton mines from
Which theyexpect . to ex'ract 100,000 tons'
during the year 1867, and the, four " Collieries
known as 'the Preston Coal Co:acollieries,
from which they expect, , andfrom the, known
energy arid skill of Uri. Kendrick, whit'. has
the management of the mining department,
We believe they will ship during the same
period 200,000 tons. additional,' should the
market require it, which will place there
among the largest coal - producing firms . in,
the Schuylkill Coil Region if ;.The coal pro
duced from these' collieries no superior,
and. always - finds a ready market. As to the .
perSonal .of this associatiom--Mr.• Kendrick'
received his edueation in . tbe drift and breast
of a - coal mine, andliketbe great Hugh Mil
ler, made the rock, slate and coal stratihca-
Lion his constant study. Mr. Dovey is not
only a practical mint.; but was 'educated .in
the science or engineering, -and has no supe
rior as a practical mining engineer; as a bu
.
,siness man, shrewd, chinr and upright: ,Efe
is associated with his son and Mr. Bulkley in'
the selling and shipping of the coal in Phila.- .
delphia. These - gentlemen have evinced.
great sagacity and foresight in effecting an
association with Mr..Bulkley, Who for 'nearly •
a .fourth of a century hasbeen eogaged at •
Port Richmond as the chief shipping agent of
the Iteading-Railroad Conipany, whose bus':
neas capacity has always been fixed at a high
standard by all who have had business trans . .;
actions with him; and brings" to this assoeia,
tion great strength , and influence._..We are
satisfied there has not been a brisiness firm
heretofore established in aux:County or Phil
adelphia which possesses so happy : a combi
nation as this, and Will:we trust, he eminent
ly successful. May success attend their
TIIES HILL AND HA.RRIS COAL.—Rommel &
Hunter,
.. - 205f . Walnut. street, Philadelphiai.
have been;appointed by Hill & Harris; exclti
awe agents: her the sale of their - coal along
the line of the Schuylkill' and in the 'Eastern
markets. . 'This coal has •a good 'reputation
for : quality and for the careful manner in
which it is prepared.. - :
Auction gale of 30.000 Toni Plernnten
font nt Nen' Yo ..l
rk,.an. 30 ,` 11;07._..
' 6,000 TONS LUMP.. ' : ' .
.. .
" s4' 00 I - 2,600 time at - $ . 4 20
.........: 415 I
4,000 - TONS STEAMBOAT. ' -.-
.900 tone at 'ss 35 .. .1 2( 0 tons at •'. $5 45.
2,200 tons 1it......', 540 . - - 1 700 tonaat •• 550
.-- -: •0,000 TONS GRATE. :
11,000 tons at •• $5 35 . - 1 ,00 0 tons at • $ 5 95
'1.511 tOnsvt. 5 SO • 'l,ooolqua at: . '. ti -10
1,000 tone at, .... 565 • i •' .. ... :' 1
. 5 ,000; TONS' EGO.. •-...-. - - •
...$5 25 - I. ' 200 tone at:':....55 25
. '.. .;5 30 I
7,000. TONS STOVE: • ,
$5 75 1 . .700 tons at....-
• 5:50- 11,800 ions at.:.
- 3,300 TONS CHESTNUT.
1,000 tOns.at. ..-. -
.$4.45' - I 400 tons at....... 51 6 . 5
Mt tone, at - • 455 - 1 • - -10 b tons at . 4, 77,44
6.:0 tone at . . ._
Compared' with the sale of Jan. 'sd, the fulloNqng
are the pric es ' ' -- • . ; .
1.060 ton..at:
- 1,500 ton s ut
4,100 tone at
. 71)0 tone at
aioo tone of
1,4U0
_tone at
' •Jev. Sn. • . JA'i. 30ra
Lump, average. :$8 St; . 1-$4 12
St.; Boat,- .75 • . 543
Broken, - . ." 581.• • • ; SSO .
Egg, • • . 5 80 -
-Stove, • •., • SOS fi 52
Cbeetnni, 4 53" ' 4 . 40
Average Increase. 85 per. ton, •
~ 1 31.L-,BOINNET,L, JR.,'
S.T_T.:GA.Tt: CREEK
Ell=
COALS';
Wyoming, Lackawattha & Scranton,
Dolivered on loud Vavels at Piers Nos. 4, 8 & 9, -
ELIZABETIi.PO.RT; Ni 3. • .-
OEIIOE-43 'ez4s
.w. .
or York
•
_ • 111- ItrolOay,,.Ne
. aqiy 12, ,643
COAL..
.A.• T. .;ST.CoUT & .CO.,
.Itifias and Shippers of the,celebrated
"Talton" . ez -i %iOut" *Ctehiih . Coals •
From the Rbnriale Colliery and the Stout Colliery,
• • ' . near Hazleton ; Pe., . • . -
"-. And' Dealers In
,the * best iarieties of *, •
.• • ,
. ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COALS..
. . ... •
Delfvered direct - trona' the mines or on :board'of vex-
TRENTON, N. ELIZADVIMP,ORT, N. J.
N. BRUNSWICK, N. J.; PORT, RICHMOND, PA.
&•46
ill Broadway, IVowlitork. • . • .
•.• • . • . • .
T. Sioux. -.• S. Vex Wzoms. •G. lam &Mir.
April. 4, 164 • • • • • • • 'l-
SHIPPER dF•
-V,.
(By Schuylkill Canal,) •
NO: , :309i WALNUT
•
• . PHILADELPHIA .•
• Itessh loping WhiOr.ves . •'.
Fria of ALLEGHENY AVENUE. - Port. IRchmOnd.
LAUREL STREET WHARF, Kensington. -•
ITER% DIESIR*ItLE COALESTAWE
v F4II.IVNALE.-- "' .":; • • -
Thu Executor' of:Jamesi Dtrudrq.,' Debi:mil, and the
'Executors or RiChards. tr, • deceased, wider:lll
all that valuable tract or. coarland Irtion,ii as the • •
• Catherine Grtih"-Tract: "..
Situate in • cars 'and .FostAr Tottnahips, : . Schuylkill
County. Pet:mho:Ma. •,, • . : • • •... • • •
This tract contains 424 acres; almost all of which are
underlaid with priA , en eehan , of coal The tract has
three distinct bashis on it_ viz : —The Finit or Sinthern
Mein,
.tietWeen the Mine Hill and' Peaked, Mountain;.
the Middle r Great Basin, between the-Pea ked Moun
tain and Brchul Mountaip„ and the Inverted., or Jughlae
Basin Broad Mountain.' The coarse of the
veins avers about 1700. yards. •
Tth:Midd e Basin.. contains . ALL the '-known veins
• from the. "Big Orchard . " doWn.• to the-dist in the - series
of the measure, inelddloe'the•MAXldOTll,-being tan
veins in. all, of, the aggregate thickness of Dyer seventy
There 'are now two first CiLIPS collieries On the tract,'
viz . . rue -Glen Carbon"-ender 'lease. which 'expires
'October. 1871.-and .•7Tire Peaked. - Mr nntain.l the,
lease, of which expired Ist of,january,lB67, and which
is now' untenanted. There Is ample, capacity for a
third colliett in the FlrstorSouthern Basin, whose op.
erationsfor years would be- above water leve/. The
improvements, which willbe Bold with the lease,: con •
fiat of one • new; large, .-petverful.Corniih Primping
Engine.' 600 horse . power, • built by Mr. Vast Ina of
Pottsville; with all Its appurtenant:6ou complete ord
er, four fifty hotie . powet and one
.sixty-horee_ipoWer.
Rotating and. Pumping Engines. ss: Miners' 'Rouses,
one - lar..e Stone' Store and Dwelling Baum Reservoir,'.
Water Pipers, Stabled, and various other valuableprop-.
• Besides•this estate hi fee, the undersigned : will sell .
:along wtth-it'the.rigtit possessed by thls estate tontine
.coal above water le.vel on the adjacent buds of. the
Forest Improvement Company between certain points.
Far farther informaticin, parties, contemplating
-purchase, are invited to call at the Office of Me -
o gne d; wh e M they may examine the inventory, map.,.
surreys acid Engineers report of. th tract . The terms.
of sale willhe made verl liberal. , '• - .••
. . .
• ‘' - JUSHIJA LIPPINCo'PT.
. • .'"RICHARD tiNETHIIRS,T •-•
• .J: DUNDAS LIPPINCOTT. _
_ Executors .0( Jamei L'sindas; Deceased, 400 Prune St„
-• GEORGE L. RICOANDSON, . • .
• .
. THOMAS WEBSTER; • ' •
••• • THOMAS SPARKS, .• .
• .• • : RICHARD satrratrasr. .
Bieentors and Trustees of Wm. Richardsonaserl.
2150 South 4th street, Philadeiphic
• • ' or to CHARGER -N.:
• ' Hell .Estste Agent; Pottsturer.
' ',January 10, 18437 ,
TILE COAL MARItETS.
M==i
PRIOEB:OF ,00AL BY 1111,1..-OA.BEIO.
Coolinotip roasns =lige JouRNA.I.I
• AT I iiItILADEII`IILi.
• •
- • - ' • - . .Pdbutry 1, 1867,
- .
Bed red, • 5 500$ • •
4 Chettnut,.., 4 COO
• . InitelahLini& 8 Boat :5 250111
. ", Egg' and • fitpve;, .. . .5. COO
" _ • thestwat, • 4 OCO •
Lootutt Mt. Lmrco, St. ..' 5 2502 560
. '" ... 8 . '!#410
2.542
Lorterri.'... • ' 5 Mt ' •
adykons.V4 - 9ii: • ;4'169 00
St. Boat
" *
. • f„.. 0 41 •
.T:,....,::'....:T. - -ii ., ,.Tt -- ! --- . : -.; : .- -. : . ..0.:-.U.', : ,N:A::i.LA,---:....F..,F1...13.:T:.-..---.-..U.'.-:.y....:-- -- c- - -...1'-::'Sfei . .l7.,',
COLt
Freight, from lit.
, • .
P0rt1and.:..:::.... 300
Bangor • -2 TO
. . 2.60
Bono ' • ' • • 350
.Augnsta. " • •2-
fb r t m o t. 3,25
diarlestowla. 310a"..3 50
.Bostou, so,
: light draft yes.: 3 10
``• and bridget...•..
Commerchil Point 4..-. 9 SO
ProvincetOwn„... . •
- .3 05
Medford- • • ' .3.50 '
Marblellead....'
R • '
.. . 800
I.ynn .
Malden • • • 3
• .. • 3.60.
Albany • • 180
Bridgeport' • ' 2 10
Chelsea:' • 00
Charlestown...— . ... . 2 00
CambriddepOrt. • '.3 60.
Colvisiert Narrows,„. 2 00
Rerchester Point, ... 3 00
.Bightp, .... 900
DanvErsport 200,
East Greenwich '•: 2'l
. Pali River......::.:.10
Poslericksbarg......... -1..75
New York • - 1 60
ri trews issibetbi!orL; • •
Neir York' I7o , ,Porrland' 210
Fall . .. . 1 50;Newboriport .. .. 225
Newport6olNew L0nd0n...... r :'., -1 80.
Becton • .2 06!Pawtocket - 1 • 20
.Norwt.c.k.. • -1 407tiontoo • '• 150
Provldedoe.. 1 50lNesr Haven. ". 1 '25
-Norwalk 1 WPortamooth. • 205
1-50 New Beclford . 60
100 .. . . 1 . 25
Eialem. • 2 . oolAlbany. 1.00
: .• • • Fieighti fro= Sailiableare .•• : •
To Philadelphia - • • •.. -it &ha
Boston . . :-.".. •- . : *. •• • • --- - 3 :O3
Freijhu tromik GoeOrgetomplo or 41:lexOndria,
To. Philadelphia. - • - $1 .60®
. •
• Pipegrovi ConlT.kade fgrlo66.
Antonat transported during ' the last month
•Lorbeiiy (Peek • • • -• 7,006.15 120,152 14
Swataia Railroad 2,854 U 8.•• • '-45.2z31- 03
9.851 03 • • 405.453 11
SAO4IIIII. c.. •Bnilroado, for 1867, :
• " The fulloOing is thequantiti of cost tiinspoitnd over
the following Ratltunds for the week ending on Thor!-'
Mille Bill At S. R. %
• Schuylkill . Va lley:.
Mt. Carbon::.....
Mill Creek
Mahanoy at Broad Mt -.•
Little Sehnylldll; ... i
Coal Trade , fp17'1!67'..
' , Week eliding with last Eaturday; •
.• •:. •• Nasaim or :Siumate..*..
.Trenton Coal
Monnt Etna.. . • ... . .
-Mahoney Co ••• '
Delano. Colliery ' •• •
Glendon Coal .t.lompany •
Rathbtiri, Stearpf & Co:.
E. S: Stillman
• McNeal Coal' a,. Iron Company
Knickerbocker Coal Company... :...
Thomas Coal . .
Williams & Herring
.- .
Other b'hippers • ' • ••• •
tai
..... . : .
Cirnpon4hig week laitCyear.
Pottsville - ••
Schuylkill' Haven
Auburn • -
Porteanion •
Decreme
.
.
TricdiS'for.lSlFY.
For week'endlurcOn Satarday•.last:•
OP,ER.&TORB
Hazleton • '
East Sugar -Lod •
Mt. Pleasant.. ' •
Come 8r0C0..:..;.:':...::. :
Rbbervale Coal Co
Stout.
° Connell Ridge. .. . ..
.Bnek Mountain ' -• •
NewTork & Lehigh.
Honey Brook Coal C.
German Pa: Coal
Spring Mt. Coal C 0..: ...:.::
Coleraine
:Beaver Meadow' •• •
John Corinery:
'lktigh.Zine Co • ••••".
J. B. Ether &CO '
Knickerhik . er . Cl C.
Coal Ron Coal CO ' •
RathbunTaldyrellCo. .
.Glendon CuaL.Co .. ~ : .
•
•
Mahanoy
Delano Coal Co • . .• .
• H. Meyers • •
Sillimau ' . • .
Baltimcire COat•Co ' - • •
Franklin • '
Andenried • • : •
Lebigh.& Susq:Fo . . .........
*Landmeeer's
.Wilkesbarre -
Warrior. Run • • • •
Parrish & Thomas . ; ... .
Le'h.*Coal & Nay
Tacker, Skeer & Co: ....
'Other Shippers:— .. .... . •
Mt.•Etea , ' •
North Mahanoy
Walter Bros. & Co
Jersey Coal Co •
John :Limbach Co& •
Trenton Coal Co • -
Union Coal CO., .. : . • .
Wyoming Coal Co ; •
, Total -
Saitie time Nat par.
Increase.
Decrease
NEW ADVERPMENTS
.
I-• X, L: COAL OIL, warranted r,nre. and non:-
• explosive.. For sale. by the one or ten
.tiarrele t at
the lowest market rates, by • • • •
' 5. • 1 . . , ' ISMS C: TROMPSQN. & CO.. .
CHIMNEYS ofall alma of a superior quality, fey,
vale by the box, barrel, nr dgzen.. Coal oil wick in
any quantity. All at manufacturer's price& ' .• •
. a- • • .• LEWIS C. TIIO iirSON & CO. . •
Pure.lWinter, {{'hale Oil. at great
ly reduced prices. quality guatarite•d,
5. ' LER IS . C. TII.O3IPSON.&.
. .
.
111) . lasting Piper: Lamp '.Wlek, Pick *Handlett,
1-11. Slinging Bariela...l.trilling Hammett , and Steel, con
ata ntly in stock and for iiile at lliwest,prices. at . ' •
:6=: - .*.- •
Leiiihe4 . IBeliing. all - sizes, from
twe'to meelVe incties. both ilifee.and -four ply, al
woiye en'tiand.. Also. Sheet Omit, Gum Rings, Copfier.
Rivets' and Barra; and Lacing Leather, at .
• . . LEWIS C..TIIOISPSON.it COS.
•
Vine Troli..nit.siies, from 'No.lo' tia:4o, also, Br.
Iron, inch Round and sqUare. Iron, Flets'of ev
ery size, Nati Rod.; Iltiren . &me Nails; Borax, 'Bellows,
Anvils,. Vices, Stock and , Dyes.: Buttresses;Stioeli.g
Knives,. Reamers, Raspa, &e., at
5: ~t C. , T1i0;111'50.N4 - CO'S.
.. • . ,
TCST RECEIVED. i
_ .
. .
17.
ELMO:--The great novel, by the anthof of Bea-
ACROSS TEE CONTINENT.=-Eigwles
INDUSTRIAL RESOITRCIES of the Tyne, Wear and
Tear. 'lllustrated—London, &c.. at
• . - RANNAN'S.Bookatore.
tjr iIItACTI I NE.—The Very :beet In
Y the world is the Union Washing Machine.'• 'These'
machines not only sAye-three-fouith4 of .the labor and'
soap; but garments will last.twice as long whett•Washed
in them, - and look cleaner - and 'whiter than - when • done
.by hand.'. All fabrics from a. collar to a blanket can be
washed perfectly. Fifty-four now in' use in the County: -
Also; the Union Clothes 'Wringer, the beet and most
reliable wringer In 'use: 'Call and see them at'•• - •-
:e. •.• . . - LEWIS C. THOMPSON &., CO'it,
. . . . . .
ORPHANS' COCY ,11
R BLE.-Piirsiiant to
• ad order of the Orphans' Court of the County' of
Scbuylkill,'will be ittici• at the-bodge of Jesse Drum:
heller,' . in Pottsville,: Schuylkill County, ..; '' ' -..• • . ' •
. . . .
. .
On the 113 d day of February, .4:6•111., 1807,
. .
it two o'clock . ; P M., _All 'certain. Brick • house,
and lot of crimnd, situate on Market street in' tite' s[aid•
.Borough. boinded on the south-tiesttrardly side by lot
'of Widiani Mortimer, - and on the north-westwardly'
side by lot now or late? of Daniel Moyer, with the ap
purtenances and outbuildings in, good order.: .
Conditions of sale made.known on the day of gale by •
- . - ••• - MARY HAMMER, Administimrth. '
" Cloothr.s lifelgx, Clerk Of the 9rpluttis! Conn. '.' • ."
Ulilanitilird .
the Poet Ofilte, at Pottsville, State of tenillva
nia..on the 'lst day• of Febrinuy, 126 T,
To obtain any of theae letters, the Applicant must call
for 4 . mtvertleedlettere," eve the. date of :Hder - list, and
pay one cent for advertising: • .• : • !".•
• If not called for.withln (me month". thaw 'nil]. be tent
to the Dead Letter Office. • • • " •
'Barr Geo R Delly. Edwin C Kreider E
Bremaan Jno .."Devay James. ' • Laraing,kiennah . •
Boylen John Deelman Peter'," -Mast etuis L • ;
Berry "James Edwarde•Mrs.M.J.Murphy John
Barret Time - :Fisher J L .
• . . ; .McDunel L A..
Beecher 8 M • . Fisher Albert • • MerwineMrs ..R
• Brener Wm • Gay•Semriel'Marsh-Mrs E
Barnbrook lea alf Greedy Amrees,...Moyer - Emma
'Boyer Elizabeth Gallagher Emma Plant Al • . • •
Bayer Amanda; .Reover Semi H '.PerOlifary •
Clegg John T liasaWm Stevens Chain
•CasanYMichl Banter Sarah :. Smith Chas R •
Corigan Patin *Jones HeVEd. . Stephen Mr eh: '-;
.Corrlgan Mrs I' '-JoneSE id 2 Thorne ft:P. 2 ' •
Feb: , 67.: -kt..HILLYMAN, Pi M.
. . .
11D1.101131P BS FORT:: • . •.'
. . . . .
FINANCES OF SCITEMIUU CO.
• WX. B. iITAY,' Tie:tattier, ttaiount. with Scht tyl
kill county.
7 , .
• • •To Cash Received as follows '• - •• . •
Jan Ifl dltendlen late Treasurer. balance • '•
.
•• • " • pelAuditore . Report ' t 15,571 10
Jan .6 Mihlon ' •,. • ' -
••• ' • Biinnty . miatey.refunded:.:. $ 6OO 00, • .
Jan 16 ' : D Snyder:lml tn lull, note : • • -
• •• of Jacob.lielins for costs:, 142. 20 •
- Jan. 12 .31Illotan, Shertr, togs and.• • •
• - - lines • ' • 1214. iT , •
.Feb.l7 Ettehntde; rreail.f Lehigh • •
Co, coats to salt HD Etter- ." .
hard ' 22T 19
May Peter Jennings, old Isom— 00
Iday, 26T N liannan, old' gate
'Aug .11.;,'H /Wesel:- Treaa, HP 1 0 ); .:
Church,'gaz coal— :43 Ou
Oct 20' L Sayder,.. a m0ne.3111.... - . tl 00'
Nov 8' T Vaughan. two poets • ' . 00'
Nov intlekt Conitregation, 1 00
Noy. 1T... H J nendlen cog. .4 00
Nov„lT Wm B Rudy, eclat 118 00
'Dec ' 7 ',Mute J McCamant;coal:„.,,. :20 00
Dec . 11 Samuel Fry, Pinegraiv twp, • -
' Bounty money reloaded. —'
• 300 00,
Dec 11 H W Ziegler, code' 111, atilt •
front ; 46.4'.8'
'Dec 14 Joe N'Heger s :coal, ' 18.90.
'Dec - .;c!.. Joe II Heger, coetario case
TO
e '' ' .
Dec Seltainger... ..
c 82 Peter Jennings, gas. ~' - 2 00
si • 'lsaac Ward, MI amtbalance
• . due 'tbe coimti • • . TBo as
Z.B7L 94
. . . . .
Sundry paimer, per on . 4 02 1 .
• " • taxa' on iodated and
2 " nnueided rds tor !64; 41 40
• • COlClMiarve.deCali..::. ea oo
. 6. •
6,733 48
TaxerfaalB64 &lam aean.
ed and Wareannillinilk. — 6 /-40 9
N. Military to.tia 9,000 00
Isaac Ward, 111911 4nnured0ndni° 1 4 PO BOll
fees,' ' 10E5 VO
coLLSCTORS OP COUNT! TAX .
D DuktAfcbuyikin Ewan hi hill SIT 19
Q. IC Berger, Man= _ do 89 81
jardepollarra MAO on In:An 100 00
. . .
. . .
taltiVP lol **ll4 - :• ' 4 l COOtass o 0
IGHTS;
amaistd_flohilaala.
Giardner- 2 80
cleorgitas67..
.. ... . . so'
okincestei. 2 15
tfartfaid. 9. S 5
Hudson 1 15
9.80
2 00
N0rwa1k:::..:....2 15
New Bedford- • 220
i'vaibm.yinAct .`". 8 15'
Nantur.ket - • .2 10
Nepansett. • -• 815 .
Newport-. ' • 910
1. 60
Pawmelair - ' • . 940 •
Providence.' . . ... -2 10
.... . s so
Alexandria _l6o '
Richmond- . . ..... 9.00.
Sallsbray: .. . 2 30.
St. Johns
Salisbury;.:..:..:...
9 00
Wton D. 1 55
Weymouth'• 900
Newark '1 60
Peekskill 160
Yarmonth;.• • • 2'15
Kimiebrook 2.70
West• Chaster ' 165
• -3 50
'Stamford... .... ... 1.65
17.174 02. 80,241 02 .
4;206 14 21,789 03
:.; 4,132 14.: 12,922 03
Coal Trade foi.l
. . .
Total.for week".
Previessly this year
. .Tot it '• • •
To' eaiiie time last year
- .
-4:Sogir.orrixtempoionr..4,4o9. 94 .
..Tre. rialieuiptsons:.4,lll3' 68
. -. .
.. _
c as p er m il i l iiK 6 d ., 3 . :.. I . _ d o - - 62 4
.50 :. : .. ..
8 F DeLong, North M. Mtn . . d0 .:826"T8 .' • •
.
. . .... • - . - •.• ..
Henry rannt, kinhenoy - " „In hill 329'38 - ." • -• . '
bticarne , Zerby, Tremont do 1,4188 T3'. --• '
JohnPlammer, N kianititm. - . On text
. 1711
2,2 .
7 -
s .
11.
-I,evi Pinkerton, Fte11iy...,...... "" do . 160 Oa
• • ,
- .. . .
Mr.Wenritlt,ll - tiabington.' . is moil• • 15 8 4
Michael Kelley: Ca5a....... on sect 400.00 • " ..•
Palk CbristoPber,-MilleraVille. .do 1,550 00 •
1565. 1 950 00
Isittland. on acct - • 2.350 00 • • . '
Johnothiti lieber. Auburn, 400 6.3
Chas Melirwine,
.Bony. in • • '
PotrickDrention.•Braixti, do - 18131 .•
Urise.Waihorn, West Bruitsicig. do.. • 6.1352
W U.Rerahuer, Rost Branswig, d 0... • 183 43 •
Jobit O'Brien: . Cass. do • '346 32 • .
Peter Beriztri.Cresscuia.do..:'......:..
John ll' Wetzel,..Eldred,- do .... . 27 33 •• •
Tbomae Martin, Frwter, do ' " • 57 - 53
Stateman..flegins, do .. ...... • -... 153 "
-John Fchnieltz. Mobley: do • • • ,
Jtaurt Bechtel, Middieport. do --- • 123 19.
Thomns'Fogarty. Mobouoy City, do: .' 'l4 co . .•
'James Reltaber, '•• 70"
John' Boland, Mt Carbon. do 71 69 '.• .
Daniel Koett; Northllantielm, - 116,27 • :
'Fronk Weber.-Brwatt.Moulateint. d 0... 123'17 • •
Joel Daniel; Tlp Mahantongo, d 0.... '11617 . •
Michaeliscey. Norwegian. 247 71 ' • . •. •
JohuDormer.. East Norwegian, do.. 19-1 53 . . .
Nathan ZOll, Orwigiburir, do . .. . - 183 02 • •
Domiuirk Brennon, Pilo Alto, do.:, 1,233'14 -
Jac"tb.Fry. tir Pinegrove bora, - d0.,'.,_ 3163 T , •
John Zitizan,:finegrove tp, do - ;, 175.18 •
Joseph Weikel, -Port Clinton, • 105 78' .
Val Avettternacht, Porter, ...:...'035 34 .
J.M.R"etntzl4, •do .. , . • 462 13 • . •
Wm.Ehlens. rottsv . ille, do- • -.-
471 29..'
Henry McDade; Hahn,l22 - 33 • .
James Golden, Reilly;* de, . • 11 21. •
.
W M &What, Rash..do • • .• 789 61' •
Stepliedßinger, 3- • '133 65 • '
C'S Leader; tOtbuylkili Haven,.d0...... 92 99 . • '
Patrick Geary, St ' 65481 • . '
Peter Koerper,:Treniont, 39
John. o'lltien• Tamaqua, 'Bl 37 •"'
-D•3l.Stin7s.fr, ' Unitin,
Henry Brown. Wayne, do • • • 112 55 • _
Alfred Frediricl; }ti eat_ Penn, flo .... . 33 06 • •
Adam Horning, Ashland; on sect.. . . .$3:93000
D.G Barrall,-Aubarn. do ' ' 454 45." - •
Ch-rles Mehrwine. Tiorrir...do • • • '7'67 - 4IS
Michael Whal;:n . , Blythe; do ' 2,317 .10 •
C .Cidemati. Branch, In' full • • 1335 b 7 . • •
Michael Sweeney.. Butler, on accunut:49o-214 :, •
SagQatnrin,'Ellrtincwiti..: do • 1.170 no
BrunSwig, in full 2,t148 Ot, • .
.1 . .. ha O'Brien. cies., on Occount, 4,53769 •
'Peter fiercer. ere.ostina. do ' • •
ta B Rehter. Eldred, : In full •• • 1:1132 04 . •- 3
arTelL Frailey. on acemint. 7t :
mourns' Martin, Foster, on account. 300 00 •
Valentine S tvage Hegins. 1,774. no
Dante-1 Schwidm. Robley, in fall . 351 93 • ':
Fred Beek, 'N Manhelm. do 3.005 34 •
I. H Brun:men t 4 idonhetm, on acct. 950 OW: .•
John .Coghlii.,, Moliono±, - do • • .3,oen no •
Daniel, Upper Mahordoligri, - d 0.... 830 00 ,
James Kellinther. . 2,232 74 •.
Francis Roth: Mahautty. do . ... 2,1' 1 0 00 _ •
'Wm Scliroeder,'Mt Carhop, do , 250(41 ,
Middleport; in full:, : 189 17 •
Palk
. Conoill, - New Caetle. on acct:..` 14 . 12- - . •• • '
'John Dorner...E . Norwegion. do • . 5.2 n 4 , •••,, ••.".
Mich! Lacey,. Norwegian. do ... . , 1,5102'3 •
George, Folluier: - Orwloshurgt do: . : • 6.11 00. . . •
John D.Felty, Plnegroye Bor, 630 an .
John Satiion. Pfnegrove TP, do ' 1,072 64
Jicoti sehwoh, P. irter. do WOO DO • -
Jo4epl.CiVeikel. Pt Clinton.. do:. ..•.. 377.13 .•
lltigh Martin. Palo A1t0,.d0.,..,,.:,..•1,250 . • •
WEhler, .Pottsville: do • . 3 30.0 , ." •
PeterFatisolt. Pottsville. 0.400)10 ••• •
'HA Burke. Pi.Corlion,, .. ... 1,305 '
James flollien, - Beilly, do • • *1,532 76 ,
D,lYMessenanith. Rush. do • 2, - 3011 00 .• • • •
Hen - y McDade ; Rahn, do •• ' 1.122,85.. • :
M Grtiody: Shenrindohh City, d 0...... 1.e4311.8,.. • ••
jos A Drelbelbele. S.Bayen, In full:. 2,905 51 ' •
John Slattery, on Sect., 2.000 no . •
'Petri .k Conn: - St Clair, r 2.20633'. .
Jolty Ilipple.rremont,. do • - • 1.300 00 •..
John 0 Brien, - Tomtintia, do • " 3:391'41 - •-.
lertiel Applegate, Union, do • • • 1,500 00
Levi Berger,. Wayne, do' ' , 1.323.00 . - • 3 . •
L 1 - 1 Bretsins •Washlngton. do . •. T 760 00
Jacob' Luiz. West Penn, d-0 , 275 4.0 •
JohO.Kraft, Yorkville, Au- • -• :sou 00
• ----- 1 84,51.7 73
t
2,4'45
13,154
1,264
1,2.14
997
7,124 04
a 01
16,401 . irit
1,444 16
20,011"01
COLLECTORS OF STATE TAX,
J. Seltz , nger, Pottavil,le,'ll • 1,021.34
. .1K59... . .
David Kelly,;Palo , ,
Alto, on account • • 300 00
•
Car Hughes; OW,In . Wl' • . • It 9'9
Lazarus ZerhyiTreinont. lo full , . • 'lO 03
1965.
Olt MCCR ileg. A r shrand. on „ $20,0)
Jonathan Reber, 'Atihnrn, in .13D
.
Michael Whalen:•Blvthe d 0..... . : ... . • , Ro'92
Michael Sweeney; :
Chnsldehrsvine,•Birry, do •••'•" ..• 99 , 1
Patrick Brennan. Branett, d6:_ ' 4:59
11 Kershner.•E Brunswig. do ' 1.49
JOhn O'fir*n. Casa. do -• , .y;"2 - 2.)
Peter Berger. Cressona, do " 'l4 35
JohOK Wetzel, Eldred, do • • Pi 71
ThomaiMartin, Foster, d0.'... .. ...
W A Stutzrnin..lTegin.: do - •• '
John Schmidt,- linbley, do ' • ' 72'
Joh6.llechtel, Middleport, th , • - . 11 54
,Tl3oMO'Fovarty., iiinhaTlOY City; 5a;7
James Kellngher. Allne , eville. d 0....
J'ohn Boland:Mt Carbon. do ' an :It
Daniel Koch, North Manheirn, . 9; 39
- Franklin Webber, S Manheim, d0...'. 44.
Joel Daniel, Upper Mahantringo. do. , gat
Patiick Cgatle, do "'"' 2- 13 .
Michael Lacey.' Norwegian, do ' tI; ;a
John Dormer. East Normeclan, d 0... ' ai 17
Nathati.Zoll, Orwlgsburg, do. . . ... 71 , 4
Dominick Brennan. Patolti to, d 0.... -14 09
Jacob Fry, Sr .: . Phaegrove,' do •, • : 19
John Sattzan. Pinegrov., d0:........49 +II
Owen Eagan. Port Carbon. do' •
Joseph Weikel, Port clitiron; do . ::::•;. , t
Valentine ,Aechternaeht,- Porter, do.. 1 , :1 41
M Kieezle..Pottsvills. do - *. 17;
William Elder. Pottsville, do. 1; t ~ .o
Henry McDade:Rahn, rlo
•James• Golden. Reilly, do . • -•• ' .;.;•
Stephen Ringer. Schuylkill: do " '214
S Lender. Schnylkid Haven, 10P - ;0
Patrick Conry..St Clair, do ,
rKoerper. Treatsmt., do'• "oq
John Olirleh. Tamatina. do • I:13 IJ.
D M Stauffer, Union. ... ... :•• 11.7. rd
Renry,B; ovn,'Wgvne, .' . 1 , -7 1.3
*!Charles'Alauter: - Wasbing.on, do " 5;4
Alfred Fredirlel. West Penn, -09 Ott
45:y76 OS
153,1u3 14
220.050 02
527,2'30..07
bd,.148 0..
649.
2,7:45
fi)3
10,309
14.047
4,30 L
1,792
05
2,481 ,
2,148'
9"9 '
1,5261
13.20 T
7,559
693
633
1. , •1
2,476
5.962
953,
5,355
/,342
4 0 S'
131$
GSS,
478
1.7061
34
4,097
4,9,5916
C Dramli to fu11..:.. . . .. 19 ;I', • :
Jug S Dil, 4 l,eltieltg ; S'lDWen, do. , 3 •
.D 9 %mall. Anhnin. do • 9'13 . .
Fred Bwl3'.'N 31.uhrim,. do • . . .
Fr iil43%Fekdt7. Te..l.llruriewig, .
do
Sthwalm. - Hubley, do..
Igc.Nrdte,:giddleport, do
- Sundry:persons, State tax, on seatid;
• and unmated lands far:l'B64 'and '65 ' •• • 0,07104
• • COLLECTORS 01P1 - 1011NTr. TAXES,.
P--ter Roemer, Tremont, in • :.. 9 . 20 96 •
Wm Richert. -West Penn do • •_'.37;20
John Boland. Carbon, do 41 00 •
.0 A Broke,' Port Carbon; 'do ' • 49118
Chan .rilehrivinti.- Barry. do • , 7in46 .
Michael ROhnee. Blythe;_ do • 1•"12 13 • •
lamb Prv. : Sr, • Pinegrove, - di, 11101 as. •
Thomas Holland: Reilly, on 'acct.,: , 39•4 75
Martin. Foley, Cane, In full ..- 1;561 OT • . •
C Sthenormium,• MelLanoy,. 1.1.34 38 •
P Gallazher. Ashlankon Erect - 6 sra • '
Jonathan Reher..Aut , nrn. do • • 77n no.
Mlrhael Whalen, MOM!, in full • . 3.113 • 711.' • • •
.Miehael Sweeney. Butler,. do 1 755 13
Charles Mehrwine, Barry, do 1'1 , 9; •
W It Keretiner: E Brunswig;. on acct 41..•. •
Michael FOley.-.Casp, do ' 4,408 Cl), '
Perm : Berger,. Crersona. In full • . sG .•
J K WetzVl; Eldred, on 1;73 '29
P Bressler. Fralley,ln full' • o Ic6 ,
Thomas Martin, Poster,. do 4%1 44 •-• .
W A.Stnizmari, Regtne , do - • 4 4 8 1 . 15
John f•ehtneliz. ilubley, ; 753 . •
'John BechU4. Middle:port, on &eel., %TA 4;
T Poearty. Mnhanoy City; do' ' 2.059 53 •--.• • .
'Neal Devitt Mahanby 1:16 :,;0 03. -
J Rellzgher; Minerazi'llc.jir-fall' ' • 3.-24 • • •
John ftolaud,'3lr. C.irbon,. on sect— , . • '-
Trot N Manherm, in full_ 3.1 01 '
F Welber. S Manheirn, do. 3 445 IT • •
• J Mahatttniro, tot acct. • ... -1 , 623 5 0 .
P Conz,ll. Newt astle. MARAS:I ... 1,6 e;
Michael LsienZ. Norweelan, do - r.65d7 •
J-Dormer. East: Norwegian.. do' • 2,71 r, an
'Nathan Zoll, 'Orwishirrg.-ou acct...' 079;5 • . -
D Brennan. PAO Alto .. ..... 4.153 11 . •
Fry. Sr.'Pirregrove . Bor.•6l* 3 , 1 61 57 .'•
J Satizan, • Pinerzre.ve T.O, In full- • 2 SIS 03 .
.owen-Eagen. Port Carbon. on acct.:. 2.r.tr? 15
J Waikel, Pt Clinton. in fu11.....,. . : ... Si'-,.',
V •Aethiernacht, Porter, do- • X5l 63.',
J ft Itl.nzl6, Pott.A4 - 11e, on acct.. . •
,Wlll . Ehler.'Pottsvire; in . full . ' 6 r 8 41-7 . • .
Henry M- - Dade, Rahn. do 300 To •
Jame`iliolden, Reilly, do • • 4 064 cit • •
Wm Id linehert,"Push, on acct. ...... .
Stephen Rini-er; Seim - ) Brill, in fu11..., 5.101 91
C S Lead,-r, Sehtiyl Haven.T.:a 1 , 1 . •
,Patrick clonry, St Clair, do' . • 2..F,.69
:Peter Koerner: Tremont fp, - env fteo'; 871 •
John O'Brien. Tirmattna, .82
Svintler, Untrot,- oil acct ... . . 2,0 4 7 43.
Henry Brown:.Wavne, do •1 ; 3,190 -F!, —
Chas Maurer; Wastitogroir, In fall; 2,719 75 , . ••
A Fredric% Wed Ponn,*(lo 2,965 it
~• , • " ----:-7i28,6117 63
. .
Adam tioriatum. Ashland, on acct, 0, , t00 00 . .
G,lttarraiL Auburn, do • • Sul
Michael Whalcn. Blythe,•cicy . ' 4.700 2 5 .-; •
C CiAMMin, Branch, in full ' • 3:90 fIS
Michael Sweeney. Butler. oh Acct. ..41,775 115 • -
A Sassaman.• E Brartswig, *do ••
. 4-6:M 00 ,
John D'Brien. Catt 4, d0...* ' 0• 11 73 70 • • •
.Peter Berger, Cressona, raat no . • -
0 B "do • • • 3,-1.r,2 SO • . • •
• Daniel 'Farrell; Prallny, do . 2,04589 • • •
Thnmaa Martin, 'Feeler, do 2 2.93^'30 , • .
Val - say:dee. Begins. dn..... . ...... • 1.432. 01 •••.,
Daniel .I;chiyalm, linhley. 123 39 . •
edk Beck, KlTinhtlim,,do • • 4.5(5 14 •
L• 11 B•oinmYr S Manhe1rn,..d.0...... • • Obtr 00 ,
Toho COahl I n:Mahanoy tu,„ do ; ..'1 • 8.1(af 00
J , el Dontele. t7p M3hantongn, do. ' (0 • ." •-,
JamesKellagher, - Mincri.yille, do. 2,830 ill ** ' • .• •
Prank.lioth, Mahanny, "Ci ty; d 0..:. 00. .
Wm Schroetlet; Mkearhon, :do • 75000 -
Patrick McArdle, Middieport, d 0,.. • 9t3 90 -
'P. ;trick COnville;:liew Castle, .d 0... 6.103 08 '• • . •
John DormervE - Norieulatt, do: (00 00 . •
Michael Lacey,•Norweglan, dn • 4.240.77
Pedrge F,dlmer OrAlgsburg. 2.105 00 "
John D -F•ky„.llinegynte;do .. i 431 00 ..
.•
John Satiian: Pinegynce tp, .3,50 00
Joseph Weikel, Port Clinton,•do. 10703 - . - ' •
EingtyMartin, Palo Alto, do •. * •-• 3;90000 -
Wm Ehler, Po {sidle, do .. : . 0,000 0 0 •
Pr,ter.Fausoit, Pottattille, do 10,51 1 00. • •,
G A Burke; Port:Carta:in, du -• ,•'1' 1 72• , 2 • .
James.Goidee. Reilly, do • :• 5,015 47 -, • :
D D.Metaersmith,, Rash, do .s'_'4ooo
Mehl
.Groody,* Shenandoah; do.; 1,292 00.. •
Jolt A Dreibeibeis; Etch Raven:do:. • 0,021.02 .
John Slattery, Schuylkill tp, do, ... 4,010 00* , • •
Patrick Conry; St Clair, do . • • 4,341 92 -
John Hi nple; Tremont tp, do - • 14 ,119 06 . • •
John Olirieu r Tarniqua, do -.• • 3 ,000 dio•• • •. •
Israel Applegate, Caton; do • • 1,200 00 . - • • .
'Levi Berger, Wayne, d0..'........,
• 1,52000 . . , -•'
L'D Bretzina, : Washington,do;.... .1,952 Oil,
Jacob Lutz; Wait. Penn, d0.......*. 4.93530 • •
John Kraft, York..lllle, do• • • • 1,053 SO • •
. .
iG>5OB St
Sundry persons, bonnty tai =sent.* •• •_ •
"
ed•and unseated lands, 'lBO4-0.".. 80,285 89 .:• •• -
Sundry personlybountytaz : • • ••• •
ed and cinseated - lands ; 1806 ... .. 103 50. ' ••••... •
•,• •-• ,• •60 ,859 89
*Transfer, of militia flora to _County'', • • • '• '
accOnnt for military.relief..as.per - • •
~., act of Assembly,..April 8,'186:... V . • • -•-• 08 40
•
Areeeeore' $1,973 49.
Agricultural Society. . ..... . .. : 150 00 -
Interest • -" • • 64,889 24
Wltnemes • ' • - • • • 3 501 44
Road- Jurors • • • • 172.50
Jurors - 6,218 99 -
Justices' - 606'99
.Laiv reports and books ••• ''' lit 50'
Constables..• • ' "•.• ' 2.4`2918 "
Tarte refunded. ... .. .... ~. ... 3,596 20,
Incidental " expense; - ' -, 545 08
Oae• • • • 59, 22
District Att°rne y . .. ..... . ' 1.856 45 .
Bridges • • - • . • ' .• 6,312 38'
Coroner. - • • L 42519
Conn. 'Crier - • 36760
Printing and stationery ' • .` 2-008 99"
Elexlon Odium , . •_
• • .;•..• • 2484 4/
J.PEobarti Sheriff% fees • 96. • ''•
John Raueh... .. . ...... .. • ... 200 00 . •
Mtchael Bonin • • • • . - 6160 • •
'
00
G II Clay; Commissioner's solicitor..::. 62 50. .
0 .11 Clay: collecting reeognigancee.. .120 00 - •
Phelps and Fuller, I/ Eagan case, „X Ye.. 75"00
ThcatE 13annan. collections . from: de- ..
_••• raulting:collector_.. --. .. - .... 116 fA•
C 4.lllpple, Commtesioners• Solicitor;.l2.s 00
• • • 499 16'
• Dividing Towlu.hipi - • ' .• 21 09
PDX' serdPs • •121
"
24810.
Keeping 'melons-docket • • • • , • 102 00
Bridge .vieviers.„ , • ... .. • .... is 60
•Improvement . si inciccding 11i.° for Tresou
revs Imre - • • • ' • • 1,80106
.Bridge repairs • • •• • • • • '1.23158'
C A Rahn, Clerk of a4tctituta • ' 951 o 7
Aealelant clerk - hire • • • 45000
Road damages 71300.
Sato Lopatin .Hcepltal. . ' .' . .. • 69420
W B Es(37‘.!Datortiriestic: •
c4; - , •- .. 1,198 76
State_TreasL,'clunntgequeta State - tax, - ;1866.. 2,919 10
State Treas.; tax on Nene. ....... . .. . 'CM 09'
Poet'mtirtenhiatiuns•-' 120.00
.Internaivevenueetamps., ... .... . . ..'• .15 00
Eastern Penitentiary;. - • 152 35
Prtdhonotar?l see a 19468.
Loan account.: ' • • ' -• SiLlat SO
:Fite itt5111,011; 1 4 iligPtir••••• "C.
John for
1542 ar4 1.M3, per order of wart. 450 00
Jobzi R Donning, librarian, inlay . for
1566
Clock winder
Notices to Alters of real eetste . •
'reacher; Connty'lnititate • •
-Benjamin Evert Commlsitioner • • •
•W Ziegler, •' do .• •
David. Foley; do- ••• •
George Wilson;' do
Edward Kerns,... do
do
F W Bechtel, Clerk" " 7 . 7
• ROAD - TAJLVS. •
AE.:Walter:Ashland •• •
Michael Sireenej. Butler • - -
J.din.liaggerty,; 81ythe..•.... .... .... .
Jacob. F Fatu..t; Branch.
Ephraim Yams% Barry. ' •
Fred Fetzer, West Brtinswig
John O'Brien. Case.
0 . 11 Snyder. Eldred . - • • .
John Tr Brennan. Fearer
Peter Rerring. Regina • • •
John Coctilin. Maharioy •
S,Melor, Northlianheim ... .
jobrillanney..Noni•egiat . . ... .
John Rermer,.East •Norwegiar.. •
Francis McKeon: 'New Castle
Sarrivel Boyer. Pert Clinton
John lieberling, Porter •
John Sri' Iran, Pinegiove ip
Jitrepit Nellert, Bush:
Peter- Ko-rper. Tremont
Schissler; Schnyllalltp
Joseph Reber, Wayne
Aaron Grose, Union • , .
Fisher, - Ashiatid . • 204 52-
Thomas Doyle, Blythe„.... . ... ' 916 79
John-Harter, Butler - • 961 33
Hiram Chance: Branch 635 . 93
14 m B Bock, East Bronawig '• 53 04
Patrick Q.Ii1311; Cans• • .721 80
John D Denier. - Eldred-. • • - 99 10
John D Brennan, . Foster - • :879;63
Peter Herring, Ilegins • , • - 173 68
John Schwalm, Hubley . . . -102 33
John Flolohan, Mahatioy '• 12,270 76
'Fred Beck, North - Matiheim 100 25
Samuel Kauffman. Mincrsville 44 56 .
'Michael Lacey,'. Norwegian: .... . 104 34 .
John Dormer; East Norwegian - • 135 61,
Patrick Larkin, New Citiole . 592 46
Samnel.Boyer. Port Clinton • •• 136
Simon P Stutzmon. Porter . 611.20
John Satigan, Plpegrove 96 44"
"Isaac Geiger. Port Carbon. : . .. .. . 210 43
Reuben Neifert; Ittikh ' • . 1,567 17 ,
James tZoiii eo, iII y, 1 ,:`,54 99.
Aarim 'Eckel Tiem0Pt......,.
'Stephen Ritiger:•tiehu)ll:lll
Achim Jleiscti; I.7pion
Joine& W Bowen,ebnylkill .• 300 00 .
B B PlOegrove 800 00
Daniel Bi.othet, Butler 8.00 00 ..
Stelihen }Vogel.; Schuylkill'' .373 02 '.
Jacob Beaver... AQhland . ' ' 0 000.00
J G co'onnau .
333 00 -
John Miner ; " do -* • :300 00
-J W'Bowen, Pottsvthe ' • . 300 00
Sandry rwrsens for military rellef...:
Schuylkill County Pri., , on •
• • Alms HAuse •
W.B Rudy, Treasurer. for • • .
• Receiving $9116,625 . 97 a iy cent..2,'114 49
• " . 3;6,979 ul at 1s; • 1.534 S 9
OUt nti,elSl9.at " 5;1
Balance in hands of Treasurer ' . •-• • •
To the•Honarable the Jwigext of the rottit of 'Common
Pleas Of-the aninty of . . • .
• We,'the Undersined Audttors of the' County of
Schaylkill,'reipectfully report, that we have audited,
adjusted and settled the aermints• of the Coinmlaslon
em and Treasurerof said Comity. and submit the tore--
koing statement as the result of our investigation, by
which it will appear /hat there was this the County of
Schuylkill by W. B. Rudy, Treasurer of said County,'
the sum of Four thousand Nine hundred - and Six dot;
lara and. Seven cents.:-$4,906 OT. •
.. • •
-In witness whereof . , we have hereunto set our hinds
and seals'this eleventh day
.. of dantta%l A. D. 1861.; .
LEWIS - U. BRI - IMMER,i sI; 'Auditors . ..
. WILLIAM.R. IL. all '
, .
~
It si 1 Oneen Due' by - Collre tors of Toxin. for
- •I' tieniaylkill County, 41au. liar , 1867. •
. .
Colleciois.andliAtiia..-irr . :lCotinty.l State. 13filita
Thos Allieou. Norwegian 15.5011.154 42;3965:91 06:06
V'Sayidge, 'Mahantungo do I ' . :' I , '2 On
lnies Itlew,:Rueb --do i '• ' . 1 - ' ''2s 65
C - L Pin
Pinkerton, 'Tremont Iss o l
A Rtielmer,Jlnsh ' 1554 • I 100
E Kleinert, .N:Manhelmll.B.ssl.• 60 55!,300 41 •- '
J o hnßrown,•PUrt Cr 1311 • !• ' I .2 , 36
.Gabl - Waer, CressonalBsB •80 351 290 lelt '
M •
W li m elany:•Feter,.....•. 'do - " 212 '65',•..'..
John Blew; Malianoy:.: •do ..22,30 75 60
'Daniel Shegar, Porter. ; ; do- .• ' ,5 1' 192.04, • .
-jdcob Lindner, Rtteh..:: do • '• ' - 1.212 o,ll' . • •
.Thos Lora Sch'l Havenl
do .• 53 73 191 271. • ••
Janie. - Oglfare, - 81ythe,;.11859 .- 482 511 315 761., • .:.
John Kelly, Cass • ' ' '
.!-• 1 do 1 - 302 87. 1 452 04 , 29 98
Daniel Rixler, Fraley. : do I '250 , '321 191. 181.......
Jacob t.ierher. Malumoy..l do , - .I'2 35i• 168 - 97
•David Kelly, Palo Alto. . 1 do
. I ;207 03i '9
.371. 9 93
Daniel Shugar t Porten.; I do' 405 221 2107 26 '
D S'lle,rb. MShuutoogo.. 48604 ' 37 701 - 'l3 56 ' - •
11 F Belong, N Dlanladmr.do I . aop 00
Michael •FOr,.Palo Alto., ,do .. .-.' .. - .,.1 70 82 • • -
.11enry, Zeity, keilly ' do • 789 85 -590 31' • '
J Nrammer. N . Manhelm 1591 200 00 . . • -.
Levi Pinkertoni.lteily...' ,do 548 46 .• ' . -
David Davis s tilion' • 1 13621 ' 4511 83 •SO 61/I . :: ....
W H•Barloxi, Blythe," .1 du 59.63 ' 1. '.
Wm travltt, - Ar1itand. , ...:111384 453 35',.., - .. I, ..
Michael Kelly, Cass 'i - do ' 32 921 . . -: .: * *4.... : :
.P Chrintopher,l , llneri3v'el do' 602:751 ''.. ...'..7•4 19
,Martin 'Joyce, NorwegPn do" - • 69 85, -. 85.59'1' 25 -68
.Thoe 11011 and,• Reilly. ... i ' - do '224 581 - -
Peter Bfiger,, Crete:dna-1'1565 221 741. 46 so ''' '
Call McGinley, Aitilandl' do '1250 81.361 74 ..'.. ....
• Junattieti Reber, Auburn } do 140 491 ,
litsatoaman, E 13tnnewliii .do'l 1175 211 91 291 ' •
Chair Mehrmne. &cry ...,1866 1 ' 53 4 151-':,75 161 ... .. .-
Daniel 'Farrell; Frailey.l I' do I• • 750. 321 25 06 , •• '.
John /4.raß. Yorkville..; , do) 127 041'.; 3 411 • .
Francis Roth; Mal]. City. : do 1 1777 04 , ' 45 151.... .
W SehrMJer, Mt Carboni' do ; - 66 441.- 9 7,' ... .'
J 11 • Feity, Pinegrove brir. do
. 1, 341 17 -33 23, .
Jag Saitizahil. du
,two: do 1 . 520 211. 91,42!
cU ...
.Tab Swab, - Porter • Ido . - 350. 70 .:9 90i ' •
J ..T , Shitterg. Schuylkill.. do i. 1453,74
.' 49 61 I. : ..,.
_Levi .13,igyr, Wayne....l- do 1.'203,72 ` •
89 'OBl ......
1. D Bretzlus. Was.hing'rl du 'I • 727 30.' 56 461
. V titeldge, - Begins., .. . . : ; (10'1.. 545.241105 99'
JisKellithir,..,lin , :r.vll44, do I 97.1 3,5,, 65 - . 891
L Bronim,r, S :ganheini• do 1 435 83;* 61 'lsl'. ,-,,--...
-J Daniels. Mithamongo.-. I' do' -• 433 421-. 64.57! - . • ,
.P Cons Hie, New Castle.. I- di ! 1430 56 ' , 27, 85; , ...:„
Michl Lticey: .Norwegian i "do I 692 23!
..b. 38'. ... '; -....
:Ruh Marrin,' Palo Alto :do'. '689 2 . 1, , • . 31 HI -
..
J DorMer, • K'NOrWetrlanl, do' ' ' 505 04!•• 11 .43; _ ~'; -.
Joe Merkel,' Port Carbon, do . I 913 24' 20 281-
Peter Fau-ult.,..Ptittsville i do I 2520'304 3114 521 •- • ,
Win: Ehlers,' • • do • . •do 1778 281 113 611. ,
Reilly' McDade, Rah5,.. - 1 Au. ...2301.3 '26 IS r ....-.._
'James G,ilden,-,fteily... i ' 'do - 720 09•'' 28 791 '
Patrick ,Conry, St, Clair, do' 1 402 621 65 - tint, . ' ' -
John Ripple, Tremont.. I, do 1 1254 Sol ' 57 : 57 '. ' •
Israel Applegate ', Union i . ,d0.1 -747 991 96 39 • ' •
[
Admit liottnnig, ' Aehland;- d0..1 24Z 06! 91 51,, ~; ... '
hlichael ‘Whal,n. ' Blythe '• do 1 668 561 42 241.,:: ;...,
Michael Sweeney, Butler! do ' '1596 16 1 . 67 091' . '.
John O'Brien,•Case ' vdo i 5. 1 5 7 8 6T 501 ,•.
- Thus Martin,' Feller.... :do •,. 426
.40 •• 12, 61 ,;:
Joho 'Col3lln. Mahanoy.:l do I' 3135 89 177 39
'lgeo.Fulmer; Orwlge,burg3 : do I 583 6 5 ,. 1
71 00 .: - -
G.A . Berke,' Port Carboni 'do. 686 58 - 116 87 ' - •
D D Messeraml: h. Rush.:.l 1
'do 71.7 89
.. 29 79 • ,
51 Grundy,. Sheuaildi..l 'do • 619 56 14 ao
John 'U'lirieb; - Tamaqua! do ' 1706 16 141 47 .. .
Jacob Lutz, West Penn.t do 933 43 144 09 • • •-
•
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Total ~. ... ',.., .1... _145309 . 18 7651 84 241 30
[tarn:nee due by Colleciors'of Bounty Tax ,
.- of Achisyl 4 ill t CoUuty, Jan;JI.S67
ColleetorA . • • Year: 'mount.
Patrick'Gallagher, A.b1and...... $444 00
IMMOIEI=3
.Thcituas 11.611 and, Reilly to • • do • • : ; ..52 78'
S • ctorallti, llublev.Tp.,... ....... dO. 391 93
...Jonathan Heber, Auburn - • ' '1865 • • 401'04
Joel Hanielta, 51abantougo , • ; do .70 25
Win Ktiri-latier,
If.at , tltrumorlg ; do ; 1,553 74
John Bernie], Midi:tenor( • • do' 16415
Nathan Zell, tlitriottnig" do - 807 05-
Dominick lirerton,' 'Palo dO • . 265 03
' • • 'do' 8 071. 31
..101.11 I'ldred ' • • •• do • . 404 4 49
Thinnas Fogarty, Mabinity'lly ...... do 2,935 05
Neil Devitt, Mutant))'l'p.:..._.:..... do.: 2,610 24
Johu. Holalal , -Mr. Cat boo dtY 249 98
J•ieob Fry, PmegrOve Borough • • - do 3..8 47
Oaou Etloll6. Pt . Carbbn • do: -.1.(x). 00
J.,tin 91 ILentzle. • Pottsville... .
.• do 1.330.00
Wut M lintutrt,.l.2n3h -• • do 1,301 94
Peter Knerlier. do . • 879.06
1.) A S4Oiffer, Union; - • : 'do . :300'00
Henry Brown, .. .. . :.. , .. do -. • 84:8t
Charlee.Mehrwine, Barry 1866 3,446 1"2.
Daniel Farrel, Reilly• ,do 941 19
J ohn 'Kraft, Yorkville • " do• • 92 06.
.FrfilleiS Roth, Mahatiuy - do • 6,328 AS.
Wm Schroeder. rift ..... do '205 GO
John D•Felty, Pinegrove Borough.. : . do 1,088" GT
Jam Ssttizam•Pinegrove Tp.. :. . ... .do 5,495 54
'Jacob Swab. Porter' • • - d 01,034 95
John J Slathers, 'Schuylkill • : do • 2,952 14
.Levi'Berger. Wayne .dg 4,009 92
" Levi D Bretzirei, Washington: . .... . do . . 2,000 $9
Henry Saste.man, East do . 1,564.40
Valentini Savidge,llegins • • do ; . 4,681 75
James Kelitiher.rMinersvit •
le do 6;33326
Louie lirommer, South Manheim • do 2,737 34
Joel Dardels,...Maliantongo •do 3,138 . 72
.Patrick Dunville, New castle .do . 1,021 30
„Michael Lacey,' Norwegian • •da 1.49117
, John Dormer, East Nemweglan .. . . ''„ do 3.370 . 92
'high Martin, Palo Alto • 'do 1,316 36
Peter.Fansolt, 'Pottsville. .... ... do :' 12,487 00
Wm Eihiers, ...... .. do • 8,105 16,
Henry.DicDaile,.Ralin ...... do . • 92.96
James Golden, Reilly... .... 659.13
Patrick tkinry,'St Clair • • • :5.748'50
John'.l - 11Mile, Tremont • • '• •do '• : 2,798 16
Isiael.Applegatc, Union ' do • 4,860 34
• Michael. Whelan; Blythe " • • • , do 8;283 59
Michael. Sweeney. .. :..i do 5,5543.27'
Jahn Cats .. •.• .. • - do 4,778 7S
Thomas Martin, 'rosier ' • r, ' 'do • • 133 5T
'John Coehliu, Bliahnuoy .....do' • 3,138 66
Georfic Foirner, Orvrigeburg-Borough. do 1,02.2 60
Garrett'A Burke., Port Carbon .. ... do' • .. 3;493 54
I/ Mettertrnith, Ruth ' . do, 8,180 16
Michael Groody. ithenaridoah do ' 3,173 68
John O'Brien. Tatuaqra Borough.... do .12,411.41
Jacob Lutz, Weer. Pend •- ' • do . 3,489 03
Peter Berger, ertAtsorii ' • do • 2,7159 46
J A Dribel hies. Schpyllcill :.• do 1.016 82
Adam Ilorr.urig,..A6llland,.. • . 1,738 02
G Sarni', Auburu • dti 317.80 ,
B 11epler. Eldred •• -• '2O D 2
Frrderick Reed,: North Manheim du 3,649. 79
Patrick .31 , ...4rd:e,.Bliddleport do • 113 62
Joseph Weikel,.Ft Clinton — do-- '1,283 96
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' The following aniounte. bate been paid In .e
Tree,ory,.breolledors, on their eeveral dup ':tee,.
'since:the let day of January, 1867:.. ', ' _
DISTRICTS
Thos. Martin,. Post ei . 1 4 100 00.
Pinkerton Levi- Reilly • , 86 43
David DaVt.% Union '• • 360 00
liretzins, Waf hingtun: •
630 82
P Christopher lOO 00
Jacob,Schurai, Porter :I 277 18
J Kellagher, • .709 93
Chas klehrwine, 31.6 61
Adam Horning; Ashland... i 1,399 06
P Convthe.. New '433 99
S :mania& E. lironawlg;, 1.014 - 41 1
Jacob Lutz, West Penn. .'.439 0l
Princia Rath, klahanoy city 1,079 n
John Slatterj% Seta:l3 , lMM. 726 ,21.
J Saltizahn,' Pinezrove 'Pp.' • • :It 00
JOB Weikel, Pt Clinton... 183 89
L,H Drummer, A Vauhelm
D D3lesieranith, Rush..;
Israel Applegate Union..
Diehl Ludy, Norwegian:;.
Joel DanieL U Idahantonito
M GroodV,Shettandoati City
John O'Brian. Casa - •
Val Savage, - Begins
John O'Briifn. l'amagna: - •
.W B Kezahner. E Brnonacip
-P Fasolt:Sal..l W Wd Potts
N Zoll, Orivigahurk.= •
Levi Berger, Wayne •
G A Burke, Pt Carbon;
Ahbarn •
F.Beek, N -Manheim
7 Fogarty,- itithanoy City.,
Sr.,. Ylntgrove.
D QM Brennan,' Pal d'ABo.".
Wm Ehlers; ProtievSle
¢S- , 3,607 OS
. . . . . . ...
btaternent of the' Assets -and . indebtedness of the
. County el' SOuytkal, January ISt, A-D.',1867.
Ainobnt due tiy.Colliesors - • --.1 ' $221,625 02
.
do' do lie D BoyerJuteTreast . ' . • 120 00
do • 3- do Inane Ward ,' ..'do • 1......... - 349.67
- .
..do • • do B.K.M. Sooner do*. ••',. • • 14,317•03
Allotment, due by the United-States 80,800.00 .
Estimated val of Treseridieds . to Coin'iB... 8,000 00
BC In. the baud* of Wo4 4,806 OT
Total Assets
• • ; INDEBTEEDNESP.
,Anionnt ofSonds outstanding, .touhtig• In- - .
Wreitlit the rate of thc per
. cent - • • SKIM VT
Amount due the several twrre for road taxes . 1.068 80
do •do • do • 8600l•Diatrida... 1,04 S ST
Total
Amount of Asada
Total h'btedness.
. .
The following Collectors hsve settled up their saver:
at duplicates in roll since the let of Jszttutryi.lB67t
tp. 1862. •
. James Gkilden, -Reilly. 1666.
Michael Sweeney, Butler, mot • . .
George Follmer, Oririgsborg,.lB66. • .
David Kelly. , Palo Alto, 1889.'..
•Tphn Krtet, Yorkville, 1866. . .
Daniel Darrell; Fridley, 1866.. '• -
John 'hialtanoy tp., ism; -
•-.D M Stantfer,.llnion. 1666. •
Daniel Schwalm, flubley, 1866. .
... - UngtrXirtin:Paie A1t0.:1666. ..'"
Frtuar. Simon. Crettgeta. v ••. - - • •-•
Joel Daniel; 'Upper Xidtantonge,
Runty Btown; Warw:ll6M • .-•• • •
,
Erman TALugataxii,RoAlp-*T.
. whatei • •
TRAINS ON THE LIMICIEI VALLEY RAILROAD'
ON :Abu:), Arnat'MONDAY, ' November 'l9th, 1366,
will ninth connection with . the. several roads running
to Wilkm‘banc, New York and Philadelphia, as lopowm .
. • .
. • . • " ••• • • • • • . •
. , .•
&Lentil:a. • 786 a'Al •
z u. z-e • za;
Wilkeaperre. 3.00
Mount - Carmel. • ' • 7 - .30 • .
Mahanoy City • • • • 8:50 .2.'15* -
Mauch chunk • 4.80 10.57 '4.25 '.
Allentown:•': . .. 6.00 12.07 5.55 12.45
Bethlehem ..... 13,45' 6.15 12.20 .6.15 12.55
Boston: • - 1:15: 6.44 11155' 6.45 1.80
Phibdelphia • •' . -9.20• 23 5 9.45
New York' • 4.40-10.10 4.40 10.45' 5.00
, Fast:ditily..• Mt - pre/m.l •
Bv4izoms..- . 1 41 ' 4 ,8 i 2.",xj ..
•
Z-• .•
New York.; 6.80 12,00 4.00 ' 9.00 • 6.00 5.00 -
Philadeira.- 7.30 • 5.15
. • .
Easton 9.47'_5.45. L4O 11.52.11.C5 8.50 •
Bethlehem, 10.204,00. 8.15 12.24 11;40 9.22 2 • .
Allentown.. 10.81 :
4,15 4.1012.62 11.60 9.88 •
Chunk.. 12.05 5.60 10.00 . • . 6.80
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'Fast Line. tWeetent•Expresa, daily. tliarrisburg
. Way Train.. 'Mom: Accorn. from -Minch Chunk. ' .
• .•. : CONNECTIOI2B: • .•
• All Upend DOwn' trains connect .at Easton With the.
trains of the Central Railroad of New Jersey to and from
. . Norm mooraviskerii jL4ttito4n. .
Down trains •N 05.1.,. 5' and 7,.and up trains Nos. 2
'and 8, connect at Bethlehem, with trains for Philitdel
• ptda, •Trains from 'Philadelpia connect at Bethlehem
with &vim train:No, 7, and with no trains Non. S
• ' Liar isicitstart.issu.n. a: • • • -
.Down trai ns Noe: 1-and 5. and up 'trains Noe. 2, 4.6.
end 12i connect at Allentown with -trains for Reading"
and Harrisburg. - Trains Cioin• Harrisburg and Reading'
.connect at - Allentown with all down trains. •
• -Hawn trains Nos. 1, 3 aud,s connect at 'Phlllipsbctri
witlt.trains for•PhilidelphilL Trains Rom Philadelphia
connect' at Phillipsburg with up trains Nos:"2, 10 and:
19, andliairtS from lielvidere"-connect With up trains
. .
• ISS 00
6000
2Q4 00
. -
114750
' S4(l DO
.. . 535.00
1.5515
L 3 75'
1,1NW.100
106 51,
1,024 43
585 94
sw 35
33 39
12 93
134 00
170 36
433 GS
217 33
7.139 14
11393
7103
72 64
239 92
479 ST
vie 15
L2OB 41
1.817 63
"'2E , 40
. 215 79
1,325 65
i 6 i6s G. 4
. . _
Ihmit.. train : Nu.:.
Vnu • tnun No .4, connect at
Qui:duke Junction w i t h raita4 of tile. Catawieva R. R.
•Down train's N05.:5 and 7, and Op train' No. 8, con
nect with iratntt of the, linzhiton'Rallnutd. , '
=!!!
.
. , . , .
DoWn trains-I'ms. bard '7, 'and' pp trains Nos:. 0 and
13, connect. at White ' Haven icich•lrains of. the Nos:.
and Susquehanna Railroad - to and from- Withettbarre,
without change of .cars between Wilkosbarre and New
York:. No change-of cars between -.Wilkesbarre and
rhilSelptila on pp train No. 8 and down train,No. a..
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ROBERT 11. SAYRE.
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' - • . Sunerintendeitt - and Engineer L.• V. ILE;
H t•TANLETGODDWIN, Atter Ciacel Sept.-
, 74 !tv 21., ` 1 :43: . ~ . . • ' • ' t. . '32, '
------ 3,111 02
'II 00
........ 10,780 43
70,526 09
OSEPH :DUERR,
WITCHRIKER• AND JEWELER
: , Centre .
(three doors above the Mortircier House,) has u.wr on
band a large and well 'selected assortment of floe '
. • Vold and f...411ver •Watches,. • '
Alec a large variety of due Gold Jewelry, Gold.Clutine
Medallions, Ear and Finger Rings, Breastpins, , Brace
lets, Gold Pencils.- Pens, 'Armlets. Thimbles ; Studs,
Sleeve Buttons,* &c., &c all of which will be offered'
for sale at greatly reducixtprices. • • ..
Particular attention given to repairing of Watches,
Meeks and Jewelry; • •.:March 3, .66-9-'
.-.•• And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in. •
41LTi WILDET:b..ROSEWOOD ROULDINGE,'
mieokpiirGiasii and Picture . Meanly* •.
CAST/!..A' ST., T OTTSVILL)S,' •
A.T. Piny? I.II!LNNE.MASN ' S FUTLITIrtittE. STOEIS, ITOOL
tirßepalring dt Regilding donent iheehoiteet
Sept 2'2.. 'CA • ' . • 38-t.f
./14) , 21 . ' 66 . • ' • 29-tt •
GREAT SUCCESS hi !STEAM PUMPS
We the undersigned- are - prepared - to .furnish Coal
Operators with oar Steam Pumps of any capacity, - and
guarantee them to give entire satisfaction.' Our Pump
48 ft Double Acting Pole Pump made to work with one
Pole, thereby giving us great •advantage over all other
Pole Pumps in the room required, A 14 inch pump
feetstroke . with '26 inch steam
,cylinder. is IS feet,
long. 3 feet wide and 5 feet G Inches high. '.one ' of' our
pumps has been In successful- op2ration for several
weeks in Charter Oak Collieey; as the follow ing certifi
cate will testify.,' ALLISON BANNAN,
.Port Carbon, December sth, ISGG. , • •
TO ALL jCVITOit IT• CONCERN.
, nag to certify that.we the nudersig,ned are using
one of ALLISON •Jc - BANNAN'S Stearn .Purrips,.
and are able to prOnounce It a perfect. ERlCte.fB. and we
cheernilly• recommend : It. to: all In want of STEAM
PUMPS' s-being entirely satisfactory.
• JOHN 11. BRACKEN. Proprietor Charter Oak Co.
JOSEPH IL SMITH, Superintendent do. "
- • ROBERT , E4NE,'Engineer in charge of Pump.
U. U.S. STAIIIPS
_ COMMERCIAL, and -
BUSINESS
At B. BANNA.N 7 B Boiokstore.
POCKET- DIARIES FOR 1867.
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OA. tine asSortment•: of the most approved patterns,
with full Memorandas, .Government Taxes, &e., Just
rei"..elved and for sale etolesaleMid retail at
BANNAIPS, Book and Stationery Store. ',
- .
,iivatcb in alaer dr Jeweler,
CENTRE:ST., POTTSVA 144 LE,
(three doom above the liortinier Honee,) has now on
hand altrge and wep . selettedtu3eortment of
. • . . Ware, • • •
Of the latest styles and highest standard Of Silver.—
Also Etilver,Ptated. Ware. •'A huge and general
variety of superior Plated Ware, - such as • Tea and Ta
ble Sugar Spoons, Oyster and Soup Ladles, - Pie and
Fish Knives cake Baskets, Fruit Stands, Castors,
Batter Dishes, .Waiters,• Pitchers., etc.; all Of which
will be sold.at the very lowest prices, • '
•N: 13.01 d Silver bought and taken to exchange.
The highest price.gitert• •• March 3, 166-9-
PLUMBING . AND GAS' FITTING .
AITP,..yDED TO IS ALL 2'IIE 112 BRANCLIO.
rtriumiim,Ge's Irion*n.ALTE.Au .
•
Orders left at the stores of BOSBYSRELL .1t• BRO:,
and GEORGE BERNET, • Centre St., receive
prompt attention. , - . -
- Brass, Copper and Lead bought. • •
••• •••••• . . .• • • GEORGE N. DOWNING, ,
. ' . ',Gerber Of Stith and Schpylkill Avenue,
Pottsville; Mirth 3, ' , SS • : • . S•stt
(1 old Fein and rolllCiii, aCCo...-Tlll3 FINEST
%-x assortment ever oilli•red in Schuylkill County. just
opined at •.• • BANNAN'S 'Stationery Store, Pottsvllk
1867. : B l ank..-l.
BoOka: ...'1867;
.. . .• .. .. - . . . ...
A large supply of BLANK BOOKS for all purposes,
'kept on hand and manufactured to order of eqnal and.
better quality tuid'at lower rates than can be purchased
in Philadelphia or New York, always' furnished at..
- - - . • . . B. BANNAN'S • -
Bookstore and Bindery, Pottavilie.
-.. WV yea wait:to save ninney give as a call.
ITi INFRA ,. SAFETY LAMPS of th e most.
1 - approved Davy Pattern's. for working, made of
Inspected Gauze. Also the Clamp Lamp - Pattern or
Bosses and alsofor working. Alto Iron . and Copper
Gauze, all of . which Will be sold' wholesale and retail
by • : • BANNAN,
• li'Lamp Gauzes, .both Iron and:. Copper; ready
made, always on band, • Odd sizes made to order.. .
DOCKET ' , :BOOKI9.—AN ELEGANT AS-
A acirtmentjtuit rereived and for sale at . •
. .B. BANNAN'S Book and Stationery Btore.
' BOOK BINDERY..
ALL kinds of Booka; . ' Makazinea,; Ne*spapers,' to;
gether wlth . Aluale and Old Books rebound at short
netice at our Bindery.
All kin& of Blank , . Books ruled' and bound to any
pattern at' the-Bindery of the aubecribcr.
Bend In rear orders,. B. BANNAN.
CHA.S.
WIIOLI2ALE MAUER IN
FOREIGN AND DOIESTIO
WINES AND.LIQUORS
Centre St, Chvoaite American House;
POT'TISVIELE,
ABLO; • SOLE AGENT FOE -AO
B:IIBBELL'S GOLDEN BITTERS,
A. Bare Remedy for Dyspepsia. ,
•
MISHLER'S BITTERS
WOE SALE:
.- •
-- ICUS' BOURBON .WIEESK.Y
VANDERVEEWii. SCMEDAII SCIEUPPS.
Jim 8, 'B6 41-17
$169,+14 30
40
62 13
44 97
79 SO
95 42
$ T17'49
1,047.94
18 79
494 S
27 10
91 53
92
ftl 90
57 59
GOVEEMEENVETANT.:AGENOY. •
TAMES A. !SPIES. Esq.. 'Collector of uii
District, having relinquished the side of Stamps,
and turned his whole stock over to us,' we will here.
after furnish all kinds of Government Stamps in sums
Windt purchasers. We will always keep a fall supply
on hand. . Persons In the District sellint.Stanips will
be farnishol at Mammal discount. • ' . •
• '. UENJ.
NEw . '
BOOK AND STATIONERY
." The endenkonedere now mimed to' famish it dire
newertnenn or - Books and drat clue Stationez7, at their
Neer Store on Centre.. Street, four doom below the
Ipfscopel.Cltureil. Rtinting, Binding and. Stamping to
Perfumery, . : •
palmy Sear
. - - Toy Meeks .
. • dire., :
.Ordemi proniptly attended to. •. Give as &mil,
_ •
_.. MISSY/SHELL a EIROTBER.
• • O. C. BOISTIZZLI.
Pottsville, April 92, . • . 16-tf
Ttint* irk wrig
MINT OF THE littillltti• LIFE INSLIEBIOCE,
AND TROST. COMPANY.. la required by the 12th
Section •of the Act' incorporating said. Company, the .
Item of the accounts • being eauspiled and arranged
according to the provisions of said -Act, • Fade . this
Monde* weather, January lib, 1801 . . • .
Interest reed from Illreennerge and loans ..$ 16,1133 44
Expenses: .
• • 8,832:12
litecka and H. EL *earns! on hand ' • ' $04,T23 00
Real Estate • • - „ 8.091 13
Fergana! Property • - law 14
Bal. remaining with 'company. Invested In
notes on hand anti other securities "
.639,092111
Oash - . Wuxi • - • • 181.874. 91.
•
$230,4T1 T 9
• ' .$666,633 64
280,4T1,T9
---$ 2186 4 6 /. 95
N ., co pob,s.ofltusilmice ontatanAng,
dm= Disinati. Tress.. jAC9B BUIE*PreSt"
.
NEW : BREWERY
• - •
A •
T - .SCIIIIVLBALL HAVEN..
.:Massm '111.4 J.' C.. iteAtesl4er erinounee to the
public that they hare coguneneW the Brewerybusiness
at Schuylkill' .Hriren. and are prepared to • furnish
PORTER, ALE anrI.BEER to all those who deal'in the
artiele- r at the kiwest rates at.which a superior article
can-be produced, end reepectlhll7 solicit the patontage
et the public. 'ALI orderslrsnl ai nend4u r. i to.
THE GREAT
.0 LO,TH-1...-N.G...HrOU'RE
PHILADELPHIA.
BARGAINS
FINE CLA:ITHINCI
BOO= ea WILSON,
BROWN STONE CLOTHING:HALL,-
603 and 603 Chestnut Street,
iP.ILLADELPRIA.
Reatly4tade Clothing Department.
• - • The chOkosi stock of
FILL AND WINTER WEAR , . -
Mver.offored to porcpseens,.cothprielog all the
NEWEST: 2tIOSY -APPROVED . STYLES.
Custom Department.
Our newly llttid up Cantotn Department for Gentle
men, Youths and Boys now contains a earefally se
lected stock of- •
Foreigt,and Domestia. Qoode,
which we are Prepared tti snake to order, in the bad
manner; and at reasonable prices. ' -
. • Boys' ; Department: ' -
• •
We bare on hi:d the lamest and beet stock of
Ready-Made Boys. Clothing In - the City. Particular
at rentloti paid to th e maMog of. Bow Clothing to
..-2 I
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4 - .' i ..".13;1
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Gentlemen; Youths .Unit s Boys, • •
Wishing clothing made 'to order, by sending their'
measure, u per diagram, will have their orders proMpt-
Iy attended t 0... . •,
SATISFACTIONAI4. S 7O A GOOD FIT GUARANI'S=
Sip;tpleg gent to any part of pie United States.
• :.11.6CKEIELL ifc:WILSON, .
Brown 'titsue Cltithing anti 603
Chestnut tit:, PIIII.4I.DELPIIIA.
October6; , •66 • . . ' 40-4.ut If
'UNION 'HALL
TWO .NIGHTS ONLY;
Monday and_ Tuesday, Feb. 4, 3.
BURGESS AND LA RUE'S CARNIVAL MINSTRELS
Universally admitted and audenlably the paAmpioN
TROUPE OF CA. •
. .BRILLIANT 'ETHIOPIAN STARS; • •
Six Comedians; -Includlnd • the greatrat of Rlllllll4
. Burlesque actors, B. S. I'IIRDY and U. W..EGA.N..
FOUR CLOG DANCERS t
The Champions, Mike Kammer, NED WEST, and the .
wondrous Utica Boys.
MARVELOUS VOOAL,QUARTETTE,..
, . .
•• Sweet, Wheaton, pouch, Brandlal and Carter.
- • FRANK BOWLM;PGREAT BRASS BAND. '. '..
. .. .
. . NED KNEALA.ND'S Magnificent Orchestra.
An entire new Programme each evening by the LAR
GEST and most VERSATILE Company. and most ex
•traordinary combination of instrumental, Vf.vtal. Com
ic'and Terpsichorean Talent ever corcederated in one
orginization. • . • ' ' . .
Admission 35 cents. Reserved seats 60 cente..Doors
open at 65i, to,cootmOooe. at S o'clock::.__. ..- ' ' • .
CHAS. H. MIST' R, Agent.
•
-.D. C. LA . R11F., - Manager; .- . • 5-fit - • -
KEN AND BOYS
:.:CLOTHING : STORE.
0-PARTNICRAIIIP..-We hay.:; this daj en;
C
tered Into a Partnership under the drm of
PARKER & SON, formerly H. Parker. - (Hopi' Clo
thing.) for the manufacture of MEN'S AND 'BOYS'
CLOTHING. A large stock of Ready-made Clothing .
constantly on hand. Also a tlnti assortment of Cloths,
Cassimeres and Ve•iticr, to snit the season.. 'Furnish
lag Goods of all kinds•always on band. All .prices
:fixed to suit the times. • .;
•We solicit the patronage of our old customers and
!bends in general. • . .H. PARKER:. . .
CLI4S.II. PARKER:
Centre Street
• 44y.
January? 16Gf
Jan. 22, •
AMERIOA.NINDEL
Ad Illa~trated ' Mr 7,elCti ' Journal.
• Ws is the largeat and mtist taps:ilex Journal of min•
ing pablished; and It may be safely stated that its air
el:dation "exceeds the - aggregate lemma of all elndiar
ptoors in this cnntitiy combined.
The AMERICAN MINING INDEX le published
weekly, and contains sixte e n. pages offmah reading
matter la every Issue. • . •
. • • • " TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Per . annum, one copy ' • VS 00
Six months
Wils."l, 2 and R. handsomely bound, .single or to
getber, may be bad at $6 per volume.
Specimen copies sent Free. - -- -. • • • • • - , . •
Addre=a J. SILVERSMI TIL, Publisher, -
161 Siton St., Itets.TorkCity,.Box 6016, P.
A PRACIICAL HAND-BOOS
MINERS, METALLURGISTS AND ASSATERtS,
Comprising the most recent Improiementa in the Dia
integration,- AnikiglinatiOn, Smelting and Part. big of the Precidbe 'Ores: containing Gold, '
. Silver. Copper, Tin, quicksilver, etc., etc., •
..• • with 'a comprehensive digest of the •
.: ' Mining Laws, the .'Principles'. of •
• Mining, and Engineering. • •
• BY JULIUS SILVERSMITH. - •
Author of "Metallic and Agricultural Wealth of the
Pacific States," etc:, • "Miner's Companion Ja
•Editcir "American Mining Index," -N. Y. Cot
. • responding Member of the several Scion
title Associationsla Pacific States—
. Late Editor Mining and Scien
tific . Press. San Francisco, CaL. -
FOURTH EDITION PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED.
'Published at the office of the American Mining Index.:
• • Price, -$3 00 •
Sent Free; by Mall,-on receipt of that amount.
Address, S. SILVERSMITH. Box' 6516 P. - 0., •
• .. • 161 Fulton St., New York City.'
IN PRESS,
The DietsMc and Agricultural
Wealth of the Pacific States, etc.,
• •BY JVLUJS; SILVERSMITH, M..A., • •
The work will comMtee between Mite handred and
one thonaand pages, closely printed matter.
Prieeslo. - Houindlis CIOh I $l3, Calf..
Tbe neual•dlsconnt made.to the trade- . • .-
. • Addreve ell orders, J . —SILVERSMITH;
• .± • liox mill P. 0.,151 Ftthon Y. Clty.
Jan: 2G, .ca: . • • . 4-31
. . , • ,
Wholeisde Aient for the MASON its HAMLIN CABI-
T ORGANS. .DECKER BROS.' PATENT PLATE
PIANOS, CHICKENING'S PIANOS, HAINES BROS.'.
PIANOS, and TREAT, LINSLEY & CO.'S MELODE
ONS. ' Orders from dealers and teachers'e.specially so
licited ' . • • Feb. 13..66 • 4S-eow .
, JULES JARED'S
"EMATTI DE PARIS."
The New lieantintw of the Skin.
Testimonials freni Celebrated Ladies,
The secret of beautifying the skin_ being known
only to Myers. Jared 44. Rene„ they honorably state
that It Meta from all other preparations. It gives to
the most harsh and freckled skin both the texture and
color of polished ivory. remOving all discoloration
whether appearing as freckles: morphea,
moth,
or blackworm 'Pecks, and is e s pec i ally succeesful In
smoothing out the marks left by Small PDX. 7
The agents of "L'Eroall de. Perla** most' renedently
submit to the public-the earnest endorsements of such
diatinjpitshed ladies an • . • - " .
Signora RISTORI: PEIKTPA VESTVALI, Miss
. MAGGIE MITT:BEM Mrs: D:P. BOWERS,
CILLE WESTERN. Mad. PONISL MrP. ESL.
MA WALLER, LUCY RUSHTON, NOR-
But DE ISARGUERITTES, Mae A.G
. • • _N&S PERRY'' .
and flimsy Otbeni, whose high .Bk:riding la the prnfee
einn,gives the Stamp of truthfulness to their •
i 7T t ll l l3lEl 9 .l l lttra l t - ILLE WESTERN SAYS:
I find that the ”Entall.:presduces • all the brilliancy
'of ionge and lily:white, • with the :great and peculiar
advantage of total harmlessness: It really adds bathe
.softnese and beauty of the skin. • • • •
• : THE ILAGNIKCENT-VSSWALI
have suffered so . much frOm the eariOus white lo
tions; &c.. - which my theatritial professlGn obliges me
to use, that I consider it a perfect benefaction to And a
preparation which: gives the necessary whiteness to
the skin, and leaves, the skin rool and smooth.. '
MISS MAGGIE, MITCHELL SANS i. '
• I barStried the skin beantbler, ••L'Eteutil de Paris."
and found that it , instantly imparts a natural bloom and
freshness to the est:0000n. • ••
'Jared Email de Parte is used dencate beanti.
der, of the skhifor Theatre, tialoon or Ball Room, by
the most redned and scrupulous =luUes : produelrig all
the beautifying effects -of rouge ana.lily-whits, -with.
out their mister glare or Well to the side.
Witty all thst-chwilbuggiats, 144M:era - and ii
dies , Hair Dre.sers . . • •
L. Luba.% 822% B roadway: Demos Banes • a Co.
and B. C. Wens I Cod. New Ye*. and Bap= Jouln,
111. South Tenth street. and JOhnipa. Maw's, I.
Cowden, Philadelphia. Agents, _ _ • • -
Orders by • mail • should be addnessed to JARED
RENA General Agents and Importers, New York, '
Q.PBOTAVLES AND EVEiertet
1-71;ILAISSEN.—A. wart
meet on band and for ode by JOSEPH DIIERH, .
.Watchmaker Jeweler. Centre St.. Pottsville, thral
dom above the Mortimer Hems. /larch 3 , V"
D. A. :SMITH,
MERCHANT • TAILOR;
• CENTRE ST.„ POTTSVILLE, PA.
AprO .14-U
BLAOICSBEETKENCL
...,,, K , Acsug y i eraumo allitabisneheit'i "air.
L9l .Ironing. and atte n tL on
rw7,2r aite 113. Cul34 E A Centre Btree tV
Dec 24, NW—a-1Y YOUNG.
. . .
vp ANAWAN froai Abe isubecribei - on eaturdur.
IL JolrMag 5 , leet IWistiblgton Boyer. wed
lileci rbor
14 years..:, ne hal - light ' 'and had ou when be loft,
dark mg anal:doe
~ ; ,-- 4 was bound tonne.. MI
perIPOUI We 'to him' Any hafonnak•
donhboutadnttnai forOo ' - JOHN 1/00112.4' :
s, .11611: st, . • •., Ms Qattea tlai
iti ts
.
Saturday, February 2, 1827.
'fl E• LATEST ,NEWS,
The fteetberta Reinaliesis—Ameatrituesta
te the letersal 'Jae Lows..•
The National Intelligencer of Thursday, gives an ac;
count of the pnateedings of The Southern Re publican
Association, held on Wednesday rright, at which twenty
representatives of the Stas took part in the &amt.
skin In favor of holding a convention at Washington,
on or about the 4th of March' next, to urge ibelnireadttl=
meat of Andrew Johntton as the catty hope of the South
for speedy reconarnctinn. . . .
Athendments to the Internal Rertnne laws ere now
mules consideration by. the tkonmittee on War and
Means It is probable that many articles for the bane-
At of agrkultnrista and others will be exempted, front
tax, enchain salt, batter and nee..., made by retteoet tetl
enterprise ; al.o. leather. cv-ta and bum vaunt:.
• The Washington Chronicle saye th.tt the ottly.things .
Andrew Johnson abuts with glitto are releases. le
counterfeiters and parions to it atom. . .. • • •
The Philadelphia Swett market eat rather dull eh'
Thursday; bat pricee ewe- Airliner. There was very
little demand for glow, either fur export or home natty
and the market continuos -wheat, rye, ewe . and
oats were . unchanged. --
• • .
.WimillowPa Gramm Coris...The beet In': the
V market. at CHAS. E. BECK'S..
Caine& Tomatoes and Peaches at
. - CHAS. E. BECtI.
Have Hama! A lot of superior Har m last
received. and for sale by cites: .11 BIIOIC.
.
Ulmer. Cora. Oats and Alta Fee d st all
ktzmio, ainstantly on band.. caas..F.: BBC&
1000 FEEL d GiV3I BlCLl: r NZa i niks , sim
. - MAZMAPPIL-
OFFICERS:
•
PENNSYLVANIA- REGIMENTS •
hewn( potnething to their ventage by sencUnil
their addrem to Box 1930, PlitLiD.&„ P. O.
Jan: 'IC •tri '
•
AMERICAN- EAGLE HOTEL;
PINEOROVEC. - P.C.
JOSEPH MILLER.-Proprietor. _
Every atteuthm rh .wtito Roma. • • -
Sleighing p4tl4, I icomnturxidt* Jan 111-4.31*:
Que.vacie t.yrzip dart•
Sawa Jara. Must.; Butter Diphea, Nankin. Ries e:
Cake Basket*. Ice Pitchers, dc., .tc. Silver Tekaneet
Bozea hued with gold. • H. C. tIREEN. -
D.r 16. 416.-4 a • r*.ttmoleu
-MIDLAND PLANING MILL, J. A 0.
AN. DoUDEN. P.oprietore, Manuf4cturers cif Sash.
Doom Blinds. Shutters. Moululou.. Woolose and mot.
Frames. and Whim and l'iue fur. They
also keep constantly on band Shloul. Ft odng and
Plastering Lathe, and Franotnr for bunting pelmet:is.'
Orders solicited and promptly 814 -
Nov 24, Via
The atibeeriber respeetfulir inv-itee .Coalelie . r
tendenta to examinee' new tt ater Proof ,Blaritiria Pa•
per at our store. It le an article which we believe will
give entire eatlefachoir. B. BANYAN:"
FIIEDERICK TAUER,
General Commission Merchant,
BREWER'S SUPPLIES.
Prime Stlgar•Cured Hams, Shoulders. Lard. dte
lowest rates.. ' • .
• Agent. for Limburger's American Oil Polleb Flute
Blacalng. • •
. .
.
- ,k Sidlth's "Tip Top'. Axle Grcase —the bet
..tn the market.. "
FREDE. W. LATTER. General Agent ' -
"Old corner sth and Wayibington.Sta.. -
Dee 9, '66—Se4 ttenilinK. Pa:
FLOUR. & FEED.
,The 'undersigned have Just cornolered at ilarrlshurg,'
Pa., a large Flouring and lore now. prepared to
furnish dealers: with Flour of all .gradoc. at 'current
fares., Iliac& of feed in large qiuiutlties always oa
baud.
List of prices furnished and all orders_ psomppy
tended to by addrestsing
LOOSIIEL FLOURING. MILLS, lIARRIAIIIIEL.Pcx744
Deceniber 8,..e8
• AGENTS WANTED
Vim the 0012/ MEDAL SEWING MACIIINE,
every City and Cilunty to the Union.. The least
complicated two-thread machine In the world Ad
.dreee A. F. JOHNSON .1k CO.. 934 Wartlnaton Street.
Bneton,. Mae. .N0v."30. , 4;11-1.5-3m' • .
IRON WORKS IPOR ISALR.—Tt!e .
MILESBURG IRON WORKS'
Situate near Bellefonte, Centre 'county, Penna., are
now .offered fur sale, and prevent a rare chance for In
vestment in a Brat-class Iron property. The works are
now In aneceoftd operation. and . conalst of • . .
3,000-AEI ES FARM AND TIMBER L %ND.'
BLAST FURNACE (Charcoal)--capacity for midis -
60 tons per week. .
ISIX•FIRED FORGE, with bleat autlicloht for tan
PUDDLING MILL. with large hammer and Made
Rolls, and three Paddlinz Furnaces. . • . . .
ROLLING MILL, capacity- fur furnishing 30 . torsi
iron' uerweek,
GUIDE MILL, capacity to finish Vi to 30 towfinsidi
iron per week.
WIRE MILL." with newer eufl tent to'rnn 3.0 blocks..
ORE RIGHT on 3,000 acres Centre Furnace lands,
on whlchnix ore banuaare open. d .
..• •
ORE RIGHT on 1.010 sole, /facia Furnace lands,
on which three banks are opal ed; ' - . .
LEASE of thirteen rear. on Ore. Bank In Blair
county, I) miles from Penneyleaol t• railroad, at Bir
mingham: This Is a large dap bit' of the - saute °eats
the z•Dorsey." . • • •
THE WATSON ORE BANK in Penns Valley. -
• LEASE of. Houston Ore Bank In Ntoruiy Valley.
• These Ore Banks unite the qualities—pine and hem
elite—from which the ell known "Juniata" Iron Is
made, and by a proper admixture of the ores, Wire
Iron of the very best quality is made, fur which thus
is always-a stead , - market.
The ....Iron Works" are on Spring Creek. a n^ver•tall
tog and sufficient water power, and on the Bald Eagle
-Valley railroad, midway between Tyrone and Lock.
Haven, and on the Bald Eagle and Sitting (.reek otruxl.
They are in good repair and condition, including two
Mansion Houses. and Houses fur workmen. Any In.
formation can be had on application to •
SAMUEL MILLIKEN, Jr.,
No. 41i Extlangullace. New York, ,
or JOHN IRWIN, Jr...
Bellefonte, Centre Coudty,.Pa.
tit
Jan 26, '6l
!UST PUB IL D—•--BEStalft2llllllllrill
e.r STEEL PROCIEr4B.-A Pamthlet oaths .
Manufacture of Malleable Caet Steel, ileprogress
employment. by Henry Beenemer, with illuetratlona of;
machinery tined. Price 2b amts. Bent on.,reCeipt of •
115 to by mail Rue. Far sale by .
ti RANICAN. -
MACIIINEIIi V FOR MALE fit GliliA.T4
. LI( IiEDUCED PRICES..
1 Steam Engine 25 [wire po'wer. • . •
tl 41.
.
1 Portable •• '6 '6 with Curtiss Bittlef.
/3overnor: Pump, Ar., all in gorid °Myr. • .
1 Steam Kugino, 12 norm power. with Bollerv, ifles
Fronts. (Irate Hare, nil complete und go,,ti
Buller Iron :woke • , 84 Inch.,
by 4 , feat. .
•-• .• 80 -•-
I Patty Wbeel7 feet diameter, 2).; pitch; with/BAR
and Padeaula. . . ,
2 Nets Breaker Rolls. wrought Shafts: - •
I Het Breaker blookey •
2 Wrought Iron Bra. - ,ker Shafts, tl}i" ShtmeteebY
feet long. • ,
1 set of Blevatnißnekets, new- •
L A lot of Pump Brune , a lot of vArlotts stse
ley., about 900 u feet of Slope Chain,
' Allot the above will be sold'ut geatly reduced
urea. Can be aeon at
JABBZ SPARK'S Machinery ., pepot,' •
Dee 8,'86-49-' , •••• Coal Street: , Puttavilitt: :
• • ITCH I ITCH I ITCH
ECILATCH I SCRATCH I SCRATCH I
WHEATON'HINTILENT
Will . Caro 'the is 419 Hemet.
Ale' cures SALT IDIEUM. ULCERS, CIIILBLAIN%
and all ERUPTIONS OF TILE SKIN. Price 50 cants.
For sale `by all druggists. • By sending 60. cenia-fo -
WEEKS & POTTER, Sole Agents, 170 'Washington
street; Boston, it will be forwarded s hy mall, tree'(
postage, to any part of the United States. • -
Sane 0.14 • - • - •
VIEW OF MARRIA6E.
W. S. HINKILE
Coutallninli wearily. Three HundredPitigee
And ISO due plates and-Engraslngi of the Anatomy of
the thunanOrgane to a state of Health and Dleetiae,
with a Treatise on Early Errors,- its deplorable comer'
quinces upon the Mind and Body, with the mutinies
plait . of treatment:L a the only rationa: =reign
mode of cure, is shown by the report of rims treated
A truthful adriser-to the " married, - . and thoiecontinm-..
plating marriage, who entertain doable of their Ojai.
cal condition. • Sent free of postage, .to any addreston
receipt of id cents in stainps or poNtage currency, by
addreesing DH. LA. CROIX,
• No, 311.112aldea•Lana. Albany, :N. Ir. : •
M.A.Rlprr IT.,
Calvve Centtr,l
Pottsville, Pa.
eaineee. and dlepaech.
41-3 m .• .
The anibor may be ,consulted upon. any of the dia•
eases upon which Ma book treats, elthei personally of
17=11, and medicines sent to any part of: the, wort& .
Jan, 12, 'eT Leta • •
Batchelor's flair Dye is the best in the
world. The only true and perfect Dye—lbenleas—ln
stantr...coas and Reliable—produces a splendid Black
or Natural Brown—remedies the 111 effects of itadD ,
and.frequeattly restores the original color. • Sold by all
I=. The genuine is signsd, W. A. &Woks, St
Street, New York.•
February Id. 1868. . • 8-Iy. , -
U OBT —A Gold Breast, Pin, (shell .pattenv
tacked to a Black Bow, between the 4d Presti
yte..
Ilan Church. Martin Street and Penneyhe.nii Hail, ou
Bundly the 47th Inst. The ender will be suitably re.
wattled upon leaving It at the '
• . • PENNSYLVANIA.. HALL.
Pothwitle,linuary 30. 1861. • Feb: 8. .
S .
. ...
TBAY DOG came to the prem!ftet.'
of John Schultz, Branch Township, -
Jan. loth, 1957; of the' following aescrii
.Utin: . A.'whtte Bog,'-welchlng about .ouL
buixlied punatta,'having emanating like a r.rhr ;i6 Dec
6011e.-JOitli hCliitYLTic • •
.
'
...,' Feb 2, '67. ' ' 630 ''.
STIMAYED on Konen nlftit.. the 7th inet,frong
. Mitekville Colliery, (aboutthree nolea - wwit ot._
Magna, Pt,) a dai It Home Mule, thirteen and a hair
tuw" high, three year old. one eide noses
slightly enlarged, inane and tail bad b 4 en trimmed aux*
about alx months leo. AD,;persku rein niog the same
to the Little bchuy !kill Navigation, ltallroad and Coil
Cignitany, at Tanutqns, or to said Colliery, will bewail.
abl_y rewarded. F. sTAbLiotogi
:rewarded
"7- 7 8-M . Cider Lngtneer, le„;
AC pis MlSTS...W anted two good
in. t o whom" good wipe will be' paid; - mad pteady
rmn i o y m e D L 91Piy to GARNER ixAft:CHR.
- 81, '67-45 4$ At blAnd, Schuylkill Co.ahi.
rin MVO • FEMALE EACISSISSI • WARP!
.11. TED; tht - Common &loots of Pousvills,-"-t
Election on the 18th of Pabinsu7 next, •or sooner IS
satisfactory applications reteived. Salaries.. from
to $3ll smooth(ettender,), fix the entire year, Some
ing to the exper* , rod and quailliestions
,of the rppli
amt. and %helms& of school to which alio may be
elected; £ll appikants mast' produce comsat certill!.
Bates from the County Superintendent:
• By order of the Bemire or Directors, • • '
• - - WM. E. BOYER, Pinta .
C. LITTLE, Seel. • • Jan.. 4.6,
VAx TED.:.Twelyi good second band BOUM
SO or U Inch dim; The highest notintior wffl OS
paid' tor litachfnery or may Iron of any deacripdon.
grtra price -paid for ebala'or - railroad - boa. • Steam
enemas mad idaeldnery of all kinds bought and bold oft
Monuntaidon at tin MicidneryPepot on anal Street.' •
lai"6dara bytoad inealve armour. attention..
♦TEAII.SNGINEK WANTED,--IThe
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