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[From the - London Mining Joarnril, July 14,1566.] .
COAL, IRON AND OIL.- •. .
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.4: this ore through the Anthracite or Bituminous Coal
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OF TI D E. .
ANTHRACITE COAL REGIONS
This Map itt the' latest published of the,Anthracite
Gist Regions of •PennsylraniA. It . differs iu many re
spects front other Yap. published. because it elves the
formation and also a representation of the Coal Ba
sins. tozether.with the location of all the collieries in
the Anthracite Coal &c. •
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MEMORIAL
.PATRIOTISM OF SCHUYLKILL COUNTY:
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TIIE LAST CHANCE TO GET .THE BOOK,
In order that all 3vho desire to :preSeITI? this
Re( ova of. the Patriotism of Schuylkill County
during the RebellioMmay . not,bedebarred by the
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as follows Dir. the remainder ofthe.edition:
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sheep, (library) " " 75 " 175
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ben Com Srmasries.—As our edition of
the Journal containing the Coal . . - S!atlaties is
'exhausted, we have published .the Same - in.
pamphlet form, and added the Prize ESsays
on mining'. Bituminous coal in England,
:shed in the London Mining JOurnal, a few
years ago. Price, 25 cents: Sent free by ,
mail, on receipt of 25 cents. AlSo for sale at
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THE Lill' AND ORDER COHIHTTEE
ITS ACTION AT HARRISBURG,
11'e -have received . no information, directly
from the Committee of fifty citizens who
went to Harrisburg' on Thursday, to obtain
legislative action in the matter of murders
and other outrages in the Coucdy, but we un
derstand that on Thursday, immediately after
their arrival, they had an interview with the
Governor; and laid their.business before him.
The result, of the interview was that during
the afternoon the Governor sent a message
into the Legislature, stating that in four years
Asarlyfiftyjmurders had . hcen committed in
Schuylkill County, and communicating the
_resolutions of the meeting which was held in
this Borough on Wednesday night last. The
Governor recommends Legislative action.
The following telegrams we extract from
yesterday 'e Philadelphia papers :
Devatch to Pr•vq.
21.—.4. committee of 'Biota ilfly
cllizeus of Schuylkill county, headed bytteniamin Ban
natl. are now hem, urging the passage of a bill author
izing the Governor to appoint a police force for the
.county, and the establishment of a criminal court, and
giving the aptiointment of its jude and marshal to the
Governor. Roth these measures,. in their shape, are:
opposed by the Schuylkill county Senator, Mr. Ran
dall, with whom the-committe,i have not agreed upon
a compromise. Mr. Ilanciall had the consideration of
the resolgtkins postio:.el until nest week.
Special Divatch to the Iniertr. . . • . • .
liAmusuzzo. Pa.. March Republicans. of
both Houses of the Legislature held - a full caucus this
evening. commencing at half pest seven o'clock. Sena
tor SicUonanglay presiding, for the purpose of deliber
ating on the difficulties existing in Schuylkill cotuity-
A delegation of nearly fifty : citizens of Schuylkill
county, embracing members of: both 'political parties,
were p "esent, bonded by Mr. 'Benjamin Bannon, who
respeetinily represented that some change in the Judi.'
Cary and pul.e a system of the county seemed abso-„
necessary to preserve order and to protect Order
kwing citizens. .They also represented that - there was
u secret organization. called. the "Molly ltiaguires."
who were bandedtogether hi . close obilgationa; and
who had thus far protected their membership fromjus.
the when - scut protection wasnecessary. -
Numerous instances . were' related in whiCh parties
lard camped from justoo. They asserted that bushiest
rotations had been interfered with. and that capital
was in some Instano..e3 now lying idle.. After unmet
o to questions and cross questions. and a freeliate
cnange of opinion, the caucus adjourned without .ta - -
king any definite action. The delegation also ream=
mended the passage by the Legislature of the hill now.
before that body for the registration of, vote' in this
Commonwealth on the New Tort - system.
,S.ace the ah)ve had been placed in type
we received the following telegram froth the
Chairman of the Committee: •
IlAnnisnoso, March 2S, 1867.
There are good prospecti of obtaining the
'legislation asked for by the citizens of
Sebuy*.kill County, through their Committee.
Gov. Geary has sent in a strong Message to
the Logi..iature, declaring in earnest, lan
guage tLat the citizens of :Pennsylvania shall
be protected in their lives and property from
robbers and assassins. - B BAtrxAs.
Gov. GEAny has vetoed the bi l to increase
the -capital stock of the Pennsylvania
r "ad Company. Cause: the bill did not fiX
- the amount of additional capital eontemPlal
ted, but left the Company to make it as much
as it pleased. " - • .
Ex GovensoaTans sailed from,. Hew
York for Havre on Saturday, intending to-he
absent, for the benefit of hie health, four
months. His fainily; in his absence, will re
side in. Philadelphia.,
THE world moves. John Hughes, nephew
o° F. W., .at one time a candidate of the de
m )eracy of this District lof Coligne.ss, was
elected State Senator at Newham, N. C„ bn
Thursday last, by the votes of riegroea.
Wr. congratulate - the' citizens of :Vonnsy4
vania on the fact that on Wednesday lest the
Sunday car bill -*as defeated - in'lhe State
Senate. It is'n Victory of niorifitY:Ofervith
and sing, recognition iliyino cop marid
to observe the Sabbltdrditiltild tip
- 44 (MIMmilx*k!utl!s• • - ( T -
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. .
Masehli).-4keteme-,TheSenatekassedn conMuient
resolution; instructing Ike doint'-Committee mi Re
trenchment to esuunineinto .I:bead:roof the Printite
Berea' of theTreesm7 .Departmemt..' The Committee
on Commerce 'reported abill to silo* annbaterneutda
(laths - cm deranged goods Imported into the:United
Eitates.,The house resoluticm 'relatively the coin cap.
turgid. with JUL Davis. and claimed by theltidsmond
banks, was concurred .'in.' The Supplement
...litecon
stradian bill was taken up. and after betag eomcorhnt
athended:Waspasseyeasi" . 39, nays 2- 7 . - Xl!airm Backs-
. .
- The Ratenving is the bill r - - ,
- Thelma bi the that tactical now' uses as ialews:
"I do solemnly swear (or raw): In the presence of
Almighty God, that I am a eitizsn of the State
that I have resided In said State for zoonthe next
`Preceding GM day, and now made in the coutitior
for the parish of —, In saldritate; astheeasentaybek
that lam twenty-erne years old that I have: not bfta
disfranchised for participation le ay rebellion or civil
war splint the. United State% nor for-relnoi amoult.'"
ted against.lee laws of any - State or of toe United
States,: that I neve: have taken an oath aa a member
of Collinear' of the UtdtedEtabse, orasan officer of the
United"States;.nr as a member of 4 11 .7 Made Le=
tore; or as an exeenti or jedicialofeceeor env
to diPPortthe Consfßhtion of the , Urlited States and
afterwards selgagedin Instemedom or "ostelllon Odin
the United States; or given aid or elmfort fo'the ene
mies-thereof ; that I-svill'firithfally sappon'the
atittelee and obey the lawit-of the.thodted States, and
will, to' the hist of my ability, encourage others so.
'—
to
do. So lieTp me God!' _
Which oath or affirmation ituri.be sambdstered" by
The following is section 3of the bill : ' • • -
. Section .Third. That at said eleetion the tegistered
voters tin each State shall- Vote Error against a gentam-
Heel to forma roensrtation therefo e nyder Has act ;
- those voting in favor of such a convention shall' have
Written or printed on tbeballots"by which thercote for
delegates as 'aforesaid, the words • for- a convention.••
and those voting against each a convectkor *halt -hake:
written - or printed on such ballots the wools "against
a couventiono The persons apiedutedio superintend'.
said election and to mike venom of the votes given
present; as herein minded, shall count - and make re- .
turn of the votes given for and against a convention.'
and the emmanZing general to whom the name shall
have been returned, shall ascertain and declare the
• votein such State for and against ar convention.
If a msjority of the votes given on that.question shall
be for a convention. then saacramventionsirall beheld,
as hereinafter provided; hot if a majority' of said voters
shall be against a convention, then me each =mention
sha(l be held under this-act. -• • -:- • •
_ ,Protided,-that sfich . borivention shall not be held 'un
less a majority of all such'registered voters shallhave
voted teethe qlestlon of holding each convention.
Section 3 as printed becomes 'section 4, and the roc-.
ceeding sections are changed to eorreepend.
WASIIINGTON, Meth' 15, 1967.—5g,,,,rz.—1t 1/188 Or
dered that an evening session be ibld for thedismiseion:
of- the snpp'ementary reconstruction bill; The joint
resolution prohibiting the rale 'or use of liquors in the
Cipitol building was passed. Aresolution was report
ad for the printing of 'fifty thousand . copies of the
bankrupt bill. -The tall exempting steamboats from
being compelled to carry - friction matches in iron safes
was pawed. The bill authorizing the layingef a tele
graph cable between this country and Europe was eon.
%tiered. .The soppleinentary, reconstruction bill, was
considered; A resolution was adopted calling on the
Secreary of the Tresemer and the Secretary of State
fur information as to what disposition is made.of the
fees received by consu's. - A resolution authorizing a
refunding of the duties on agriailtairal machinery. im
ported during the current itscal year a. models -or for
experiment, aid remitting duties on such machinery
imported to July. 1868. was referred, , A resalution was
adopted instructing the _Committee of Claims-to in
quire into the expediency of paying the loyal people of
Tennoisee for stores taken for the use of the Union
army. The reconstruction bill was taken np and de,
bated until - the adjournment.: Previously an order for ,
an evening session bad been rescinded. •
.11.0r6Z.—A rule was adopted that all estimates of ate
propriations front. the... Executive departments be ad
dressed to- the• Speaker, and. submittedio the House
immediately for reference. A resolution was offered
for the appointment cf a committee on expenditures,
to take intoronsidemtide the re-port of the committee,
of the last House on the : subject of the New York'
'custom house, which, :wee adopted - Mr. Mallory. a.
member from Oregon, presented himself, and took the
oath.of office. A bill was presentedfor the creation of
a National Bureau of Insurance. A resolution for the
immediate appointment of the Committee • on Military
- Affairs was prwented, -bet- after debate, was pea
-1 pone& The resolntion in reference to the coin claimed
by the Richmond banks, ordering it •to be paid into the
treasury, was pissed. Adjourned. - • • •
' March 18.—Sencee.--The credentials of Philip- F.
Thomas, Senator elect from Maryland, were presented,
and the subject was postponed for a day. Mr. Pome
royintroduced a bill for the consolidation of the - Indian
tribes, and the erection of a verified territorial gov
ernment for the Indians. Tim resolution directing the
Secretary of War to famish the Tennessee State gov
ernment with arms and equipments-for twenty-five
hundred militia was passed. The set plement azy Re
construction bill was taken up, and two of . the Hone'
amendments were concurred in. but the other one was
disagreed to. The '4:it..t.,•,:y.refore gees back to the
House—Two' t'4 l ter
Hampshire were swortitte — Mr:ffanfall introduced a .
bill to authorize the issue of treasury notes,- not bear- .
ing interest, to be used in providing a sinking food for
the extinguishment of the national debt.. Mr: Myers.
a bill for the.adjournment of claims of American cid
' zens for spoluitions committed by the French to July
31. MO. Mr. Williams, a bill tp suspend the act of
April 12, 1866. authorising the Secretary.of the-Treas
ury to cancel 54.000.000. of treasury notes monthly..
Mr. Union, a bill authorizing the payment of there
ward offered for the capture of Jeff David. • The Presi
dent, by resolution, was requested to communicate in
formation as to the results of the late trials of citizens
of the United States in Canada. for the complicity in
, the Fenian invasion. The Senate resolution to prevent
the sale or use of liquor in the Capitol building .was
',wed. Also, the resolution for the investigation of
• the a ffaird of the Printing Bureau of the Treasury De.,
partment by the Committee on Retrenchment. - Also.
the amendments to the. bill in reference to the coin
claimed by the Richmond banks. Also, the resold
tion for a survey for a ship canal between Lake Erie
- end 'Lake Ontario, for military, naval and commercial
purposes. A resolution instructing the Jedielary Com- -
mitten to inquire whether the - people of Maryland have'
a State government republican - in form, and such aa
Congress can, consistently with the Constitution, re
cognize and guarantee. was pu r sed. Also, a resolution
suspending all proceedings to reference to payment for
slaves drafted or received as volunteers in the United
States:military service: Also, a resolution 'directing
first several millions of dollars, the proceeds of the
sales - of property captured during the rebeliton, now
in the-hands of the Treasurer of the United States,
shall be immediately conveyed bV t a Warrant :into the
United States treasury, only to be drawn ont by au
thority of law. Also, a bill to - exempt from the inter
nal tan writing paper made from wood and wrapping
paper made from earn atelks. Adjourned.
March l9.Serrerg. - -On motion of Mr. Johnson, and
at the request of Mr. Thomas, of Maryland. the creden
• tials of the latter were referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee, An executive session was held. A report of
the Committee of Conference on the supplemental Re
construction bill was agreed to.. Adjourned. -
Hoese.—The House passed a joint resolution prohibi
ting the further issue of Agricultural College scrip to
the states lately In rebellion, nearly 270,100 acres hay-.
ing already been delivered to South Carolina, on the
authority of the President of the United States. 'A bill
to exempt wooden ladders from the internal tax was
passed. The amendment to the supplemental Recon
struction bill was insisted on. and a Committee of Con
ference was asked. Mr. Stevens called up a motion to
reconsider the vote by which his Clonflication bill was
retired to the Committee of _the Whole.-and made a
lengthy address in support .of - the bill. On motion' of
Mr, Stevens", the bill was 'then postponed - until the se
cond Tuesday in December next. The Senate re%oln
tion appropriating $1,000,000 for the relief or the desti
tute people in the South was taken up in Committee of
the Whole. After considerable discus/don, the Com
mittee rose without disposing of the bill or pending
amendments. The report of the Contemilee Committee
on the supplemental Reconstruction billwae agreedto.
Adjourned. - • • . ,
.Idarch 2).--Scrun.—The Senate recetved a numer
ously signed petition from women of. Ohio, asking for
thexight of suffrage. A resolution prohibiting all per
sons in the dlplomatiesernee of the United States from
wearies„ any.nniform or o ff icial costume not previously
'prescribed by Congress was passed. The hill :for the
admission of Colorado was reported favorably by the
Committee on Territories. A bill appropriating SSW
-000 to defray the expenses of carrying the Reconstruc
tion bill into effect was passed.: An ExecutiVe station
was held. Adjourned.• • • . .
Horne.—The House instructed the oarrmittee on
Foreign Affairs to investigate the facts connected with
the imprisonment for I. te in Canada of the ReV.: John
McMahon. a citizen - of Indiana; and report whatmeans
should be taken for his release. 'The same committee
was also instructed to inquire Why- certain claims of
American-cltiaens against the British:government have
not been tlald. The memorial of the Legislative Mi
serably Of the Contemplated State of Deseret, asking for
.the admission of the State into the Union.; was presen
ted. The Colorado contested election case Was lengthi
ly dieccased and a: reaolittion 'giving the- ileaLlO Mr.
ChilcOtt &ring the investigation - by the Committee on
Elections - was adopted. Mr. Chilicott; Well then sworn
in. The Senate bill to'sppropriate $1,000,000 for the
relief of the destitute people of the south wasthen con
sidered:lC Committee of the Whole, and after consid
erable tisceasion the committee rose without action
PENNSYLVANIA- LEGISLATURE.
HABILISIIbIici t March 15, 1857. —SENATE. —The
message. Of . the , Governor in relation to the Zook
murder was taken up, and a retention . offering
livetthoniand dollars reward for the apprehensis n
and conviction of the assassins was passed. The
act requiring the publication of applications for
legislation was defeated. An act extending the
powers of the Court of Common Pleas to grant
charters to con:mations was passed. Tuesday
afternoon was set apart for the dismission of the
bill in"reference to -Sunday cars in Philadelphia.
A measage was received from the Governor trans
mitting resolutions of the Legislatnrecof North
Osuliisaw calling for a national convention to sug
gest amendments to the Constitution. The Gov
ernor does not recommend affirmative action.
liorss.—An act taking the power of appointing
building inspectors on the jndges of the Su
preme Court and vesting it in the Court - of Com
mon Pleas was considered. The bill levying taxes
oh Iva' Mined by companies in the Stine, or pur
chased by them, over the amotmt consumed, was
passed. Adjourned. .
March 18 .--ElLysts. —Several Senators oon
demued a' Pittsburg paper which reflected mix n
members who had favored the Free Railroad bill.
Housz.—A bill was introduced imposing a Pen
alty of $lOOO for keeping A gambling house in
Philadelphia. The. Senate act • allowing eclored
people - to - ride in AIL publio conveyances was' op-
posed by the Democrats with parliamentary tac
tics, but, they finally expired, and the bill was
passed 50 to 27. - - • •.' :
March 19.—Scsarz.-The Senate received *lxi-•
titions fora tax on.pleaeare carriages, and far :a
change in the liquor,. license law; and a remon
strznee against proposed change in. the election'
of controllers of public schools.. At the afternoon
session the Sunday Car bill was - considered in
Committee of the Whole, and was amended so
that the vote can be. taken at the October elec-.
tion. The bill passed through committee, was
reported and then laid over fora day. . • •
HOUSE.—The House passed•a resolution urging.
Congress 'to equalize the bounties of soldiers and
sailors who served'n the war... At the afternoon
session the bill reducing the fees of the inspect-:
ors of sited provisions, and exempting salted
fish from inspection unless at the. request of Abe
owner was passed.. ' • • ,
March 20.--SEiritrz.—Several bills, principally
acts of incorporation, were introduced. • 'Phe
House .areendmentir to the resolution for final, ad- -
lournment on April 1.1 were concurredin. Ad
-
punted., -
During the afternoon and evening' sessions the,
bill regulating tho jurisdiction of courts hi Specific
cases was pissed, and the resolution orderingthe
revisal 'of the civil laws 'of Pennsylvania. The
bill allowing disabled soldient tq peddle without'
a . license; protecting deer and turkeys; de-•
Glaring the meaning of a law affecting the rights
and duties of married people, parents and children;
allowing military records as evidence , and ena
bling the a Iministmtors of deeeared tax collectors
to collect for two years, wore passed.. 'The 007.
ono or's veto cif the supplement to the Pennsylfania
Railroad charter was .received;, and the bill was
passed over it-20 to 9. A'supplement to thove-
Wed bill was lead, designed to reinedy, the 'ob
noxious features. The Sunday Car bIR was de
feated-12 to 14. Adjourned.
thellouse, a resolution was adopted
inquring. Into, the alterathmsneeded to improve
the lighting and warming of the chamber. A
vote of thaaka Was passed to -Hon. D. M. Mc-
Creary Speaker pro tem. The bill providing for
'the, a djonrnment of the Legislature was amended
so as to lix Thursday, Aprifllth, for the day, and
Was then passed. Members wore..lizrdted to ten
minutes' rise of the floor fOr the test of the .ses
nion. Leave was granted to present thelhnersl
Appropriation bill, and the HOLM adjourned.
The House of Representatives received- from
the -Met4Odia gOWPaI Cerlferenco remon
shisnce against Sunclay cart revel .The Senate
resolution, for final &Noumea. was carded, with.
an amendmentlxitig the time at April 11.,
,- ,
Tee Pumanitirtm. Bringrao litrimine
moat eatellent paper; appeared op Moudey
in anew dream= As an indicatiou. of the pros
perous condition of our highly , esteemed co- ..
-temporary we are gratifteltu* . t.he in3pure
men t. Thcieleno evening paper in the cunt.
try more Ably edited then the Bulletin.
TEE age of iniincles rettnit:Est-,'
groes have held a political meeting ` ln Nntlr;
Charleston, the very cicada
'etiof, *isilfiStAt.!Ad:
dressed pyrepteeettlatlye_ men OA° eblii&
ry e s - e_biacticiiip&iii ea 'sith eucliosi
,ils4 /. 1 7hir‘delliott*,1;,`"oUrMir''Ve the
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A medical:ioirtiegondent - dielfree Ao„knOw
*hat kind of - Draft:l4N! strkilgt
Pea - , ,11cf* 4a' :alicsd4 oast' lir, - ,:srs
or 4100 45.-- : He says`. .bit
Pannell the. Hous e; . the inOchte
resufred, for the, sure 4 - 014400; !lee
thinks the - Auer: bfit(os2 , tsYatirDlyt.to
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high-for -Inediehtel thelite:44
the 7 ptitiperis.:: He - fit of the imkeision that
the lar g er cpiantitir is not itsed by, the'pri
pers.:The tobeette.hlCl ($4ll SO. Ia althlalp
for the use of . the *pea. , • • "
_ .
We kayo azainked"gt lamenumberof Ihe
House acanantb, and ;Fe- And that the
eitravegmuice of the Schuylkill C0f1,441 Altus
House Is terrible, andfwithont a
_parallel, in
the history-of,theState.:. It cannot be chit -
anteriand r
.-by any other- swindling
of the to •-• The Auditors who passed
inesetiled their accounts, ought to be in:-
dieted. - We have frequently been , asked
what - remedy the peoPle have. We kilo*
of none so , tong as the people elect and'ap-
Olean& persons to' attend to thispuainesk
except to indict the officers for the purpose
of havhig the'virhole business fully sifted and
Compared with some other counties which
we have observed, we And the follpiiink, re
Paid two Directors in Schuylkill County .
-•
ut 1896—A. Bressle r T84_75 :
". R. C. Witscin
_515 09
. .
Total for two Directotz 1n 1866.... 1,098 84
*lsaac Orwig, - Jr.i' recelVell °DIY— - 254.85-
. • 1;354 69
•,, • -
In Laneaster.a larger Cottnty, they
have six Directors, and thewhole.
salary paid .to the six Directors -
'la 1866"
In Schuylkill County they paid two
Directors
Lebanon County each Director re
ceived $l5O
- Montgorriery . County each Di
rector received 4260 ........
In Iterks County each Director re
ceived $250...,
We have also examined - a
number of the
salaries :received by the Treksurem in differ
ent counties , of the State, and have "not yet
found one that received $2500 for his servi
ces.:-.
In Berki Co:-the Treas.. valary i5...51,600 00
In Lebanon the Treasurer receives. 1,461 31
In Chester Co.-.. do -do 2,017 10
In Northamp'n Co. do do . 1,653 57
Daring the rebellicrn - these salaries were no
greater than n'ow. But in. Schuylkill County
it was different. The salary of the-Treasu
rer-in - Schiaylkill County including the per
quisites which he makes - eta of the office, was
tremendous. We think we are_ safe in putting
it'at the following figures : . •
In 1864 percentages and perquisites .
over - $2O 000 !!
In 1865. do do - do 20 000!
in 1866 d 6 - do de 10 -000!
In one of the years it was believed the sal
ary of the Trimmer . is,Schuylkill County, .
was equal to the salary of-the' President of
the United States. - Yet the tax-payers of the
County, through the infittenee 'of their lead=
ers, absolutely submit . to this wholesale plun-
Aer without even attempting to apply to the
', l lte,gislature for a remedy. Under these cir
-tiaiiiittitices we visited Harrisburg, to consult
lature on the subject, and found
s'ilugenity Legislation,
when the members from the Con,. oppOse
snob measures, (which is all wrong, ktnt the
Republicans put it on the ground of tI, T , 00 - i
delicacy of interfering . with local bills
counties where members are opposed, a feel
ing which seldom, If ever, prompts the action
of the Copperheads, when they have the
power), and would therefore, draw up a - bill
for a general law of.the State, limiting the
salaries of all County Treasurers, except in
Philadelphia and Pittsburg, so as • not to ex
ceed $2500 per annum, including percentages
and all the perquisites. The surplus to be
paid into the County-Treasury and - account
ed for as funds belonging to . the County . -- ,
This bill is now before the Legilature, as a
general law, and we hope it will be passed.
will give our Representatives an opportuni•
ty , of defining their posillen On, this subject.
Orwlg; Jr., received -only $25( 85 and
the other Directors • double this sum. we =-
mat tell. unless Mr. Orwig neglected his, duties ; but
we rather think that Mr. °twig only charged what the
allowed him for his services, as a Director.
PEN, PASTE AND SCISSORS.
431 - Thirty liquor dealers in Boston discontinued
their traffic last week. . •
• rThe fire in Memphis oh Saturday nightle
stroyed property valued at 1150,000. • •
sarfit. Patrick's Day was observed with •spirit,
by. the Animus throughout the country.
Xi - One of the best business blocks in Keokomii,
Indiana, was destroyed by fire on Monday.
W. Paley, for the last • ixteen years May
or of Covington, Ev died on Saturday last. • •
s3rAbout 'sixty buildings in Bothwell, C. IV.,
were destroyed by fire on. Monday 'night. Lose
about $66,000.
gar Governor Bullock, .of Massachusetts;
appointed the 4th day of April as a day of.hiimilia
tion, tasting and prayer. - •
• WThe Council of British Columbia has 'tuna.
mously voted for the admission of Columbia into
the Colonial Confederacy.
WA. church in Columbus,'Ohio, has posted at
its. entrance the following : "Gentlemen will leave
their tobacco at the door." .
111 - The steamer Mercury struck a snag and
-Junk at Arkansas cut-off on the 13th. Twenty
flve passengers were drowned.
Seventy.five cents is the amount lazy .Lon
don clergymen have to pay to have their sermons
written in wen style for thetn. •
wrA large body of English seamen hive gone
to equip the. gunboats on the lakes,' and prepare
them for service as early as possible. '
fririfis. Barney Williams was robbed on Thura
day night,. at the liroadway Theatre, New York,
of a watch and jewels , worth about .$1,500.
1a? ' An exchange publishes a list of confirma
tions and rejections by the Senate - under tlie cap
tion "Many are called , but few are chosen?'
decree of the Nicaraguan government
prohibits the importation of foreign strong liquors,
after four months from the first of January last.
- 'sir The dry goods store of Bagwell, Mayers 'k
Voorhees, St. Louis,was robbed on Sunday night
last of over $80,000 ; worth of goods, principally
xii-The arrest of Fenian& In Ireland Still 'con
tinue. Heed Centre Dennis Donovan and General
Burke,' one of the leader; are . among those cap
tured. • • • . ' •
' sari-A:Wheeling lass was locked.up; but man
aged to let herself down Iron a .third-story win
dow to her, loTer, who thereupon refused to elope
with her. -
fa-General Pope has been enbstitrited . for Gen -
drat Thomas in command of- the Third District.
comprising the States of G orals, ro:ida and
a-Maine merchants have refneed tii - buy from
sample of the Boston "drammers." They con
sider them a .nuisance; and. so do merchants in
•
'
:Or Samuel Washington -formerlv of Culpep
per, Ts:, and grandson of. General Washington's
brother Samuel, died at Delhi, Ohio, on Monday
last aged 81 years. ~ • - • • -
10 - 131 . a thousand dead letters were destroyed
in the last year, in tbe Post:Mike Department ; at
Washington, and $260,000 in drafta enekised
therein returned to the owners.
' gi-Owen Bums charged with the murder of .
Joseph Murphy, aeGirard Park, on the 18th of last
'July, was acquitted, in Philadelphia-on Tuesday
last in the Court of Oyer and Terminer. •
"a-General Schofield has ordered the disband
ing of militia in the south,. and prohibits any.re
newal of g Military organization, in accordance
with the Army bill. He has also forbidden whip
ping as a punishment.
gir A large meeting was held at Selma, Ala
bama, on Monday, and , resolutions recognizing
the right of Congress to preerribe the terms of re
construction, and urging the people of Alabama
to acept the terms offered, were adopted. ,
gie'Orpheus 0. Kerr," Robert R. Newell, bait
been divorced, from Capt. Adah Isaacs Menkin'
Megan, the, equestrienne, Who was lately in Paris,
doing up Mazopp ' a and other "pier*" affording
opportunity for a semi-naked display of herself. •
sit-A linen wedding" took place .at the house
of George Benedict, Esq., Rome, on the evening
of the 18th ult., the 20th wedding anniversary of.
the parties.most concerned. Linen presents, from
•fanmentionables" down to night cape, abounded
ingreat profusion. . :
• Aar A young man, named Clark,' was arrested
ht. Jersey Oily on Monday, on. the charge of rob
bing his employers,' Mews: Sterling; Watson
Co., of. St. Louis, of $2200. Clark was about to be
married. and was , arrested. all he wae entering "the
house of 'his intended: • Two thousand dollars in
cash and other valuables were found orf• his per-
' Woogruff, - - known . .atoollB
"horse" men, and m all "sporting circles," died
on Thursday evening of last week, at his reel-.
.deuce, near thclinion Course, Lon g Island, of
congestion of the brain '
..: Mr: Woodruff was 50.
3ars and 21 days Old, and -had' been engaged
from his boyhood ae strainer of trotting-houses,
having commenced. driving in 1835.. - •
"Arra h, Barney said Mrs: 07114 to her
husband on the night of. Bt. Patriok's dim as he
tumbled lutti the doorway, tight, "Arrabißarney,
now aren't ye =binned of-pm:milt .to be:..coating,
home wld ,brickln ' , your War "Och I dont.
bother us - nowt" says Barney,-"it'snot a brick
that's in me hat at-all-at-all, but a bit of a
Shant;raik That I Diver was ishtmed Of, although
I've:oftendhrowned it in Olialferty's best whk,..
Loom. Lsovilawn. EN.torinnas.=-In the
Mime on the 11th Inst., the following fientie
hills Were presented for ooneurrelee • ,
- -
An fent° inanimate the Watthlngton Tetniabin
oink Wannfactedng and linnowtoont Company. or.
W= tie *Mee '11161'056i iCeh,
tan inden M ttire *rout from Obobtember Loeser to WI!,
'Ram B. Wetmore mad (Abe* dated October ife,
to bowing a minlroe company,
w Anad aatboilottig the atiperieleore of Blythe muLlio ,
moral/lip/4 .8.311d11 County, too make and re.
made. s cut
- astiverta fh,
- the Beel4 - OIX
Oulu bill entitled An ant ac.
thorlAtathe town conacilotthelkantatio V ramaqua;
MCoanty, to bormw - money. -
ixed to tbe Commlttee on ibe,Tudieiail Low.
race= or Yr. Banda% the Cireamitteexm Judi
dory Local was dlecbarged from tholltether. coraddera
tion of a bill entlied Mott nirtAft the town coon
dl of the BcoongtratTa=l, SebuylWl Comity,- to
Itilte7ilieziation the 14th; -
Dixie. bun the thiwnlitee the 0110ibui Lo
ta u a.'attgative `
c orecommenda
entitiedAii set authorizing the bursar mad t O
wn w
'dux the Boroath. oF T te # 4 l 4 M b Nrn lin9aunt3 'oo
04*. from the ;4m.. - qualetia Loot,
Inoue It :frett, , 'thpierted._ ilattedc
*WI Alit4 *olMbVlOmri
+Bcbuylklt County.to'seTt
they
the'
• Probbg tenant tW the Jail
Aar rbellOptbabiiii in bald '-;="
%wet torfeth for tbe . Dethertfieettenticif t r
trh e difj OtrittUji s of
.TllOl g
:M'kl~..:'!`;i~!Li'^~"j2:_iT4~.`:.^'-:l'y.~:.w...'x`;: ati4~ u. `.:tY ~;4~
ibr April
ple . seerallibir little girls andincisat---- , Ocridarle..
"
hoiru, stososounkla expellent_j. ,
be *dice s tWatrtifal Mediation me:read
kw and ether contents sur
ami nsualf -sky good.
Every -boy- and gilVatteuld'l it. Office; 473
"Itrorniruky. , , l sow.,l o ll, s o"7o l F--•
dorm'sßea for is beaniilii
number.:_.lln the Water le a thee steel engrav
ing.. The colored fashion plats cannot:be excelled.
The psaern PlateiraterminninnulancinaefoL
liteisry Matter for-this number is furnished by
thane ; nionelar- Sarver - Marion Harland,': Nary
/ennui; 8L: Annie Tioakilorenee Hartland ' sad
others. :Copies of this magazine can be obtained
at the bock-store, of li: . Barnuin in thia thavigh.
Truitt Ynater -urFIE , ZD:III3 QM : TEC
',MUNN OF THS Paroxad Mss. •Houomor of
'Upper Xenon, Nontuorneiy, Pa. Philadelphia
J. B. lapriscurr & Co. 1867.
-'4hislatliestory pr. hospital scenes witnessed by
046 arthime24le women lasi went forth .during
the-1110118m with; their fivetrin their hand& to
succor our brave soldiers. It is well siitten,
published in very neat form by the Messrs. Lip
pmeott, and twill-deeply interest every : • reader.
Copies of Ws biokivin be need at the bobk
store of P. Minn= in'this • ; - •
"Deno CoPPluarma."-This„ • the' second of
the Author's- American Edition of the works of
Charles Dickens, has. just.been published by. T.
B.:Peterson & 'Brothers, SOfiCheitthut street, Phil-
adelphis,mi white and beautiful paper, with clear
type and most elegantly.bound. This- is one of
the most charming Dickens's storiea, . This
-edition of David Copperfield contehistwenty-five
original Must:allows from deeigns by IC
Browne. Any person who mints abeautiful and
cheap complete edition of the iorks of "Bez," -
shog.M. get this , of . Peterson. The *ark' can be
obtained at the book-store of B. Barman in this
Messrs.—The Contents of the_Aprll
number` are; Oar' Netional CeMtol---heeland paper,
illustrated ; From Post to ; Wykhoff.Tones,
an ilinstrated poem : ; Natural Forces; Antoblog-•
raphie Notes- Three Nights , at Coasts Cedars ;
:Wonderful B alloon Er.cnrsion ; Who WES He? ;
Skirmishing' in the "Shenandoah; Greenblow in .
Gotham ; The . Ship of the:Desert ;In Dorm ;
Words from the Peor.6e Notes, Notices and Gos
sip. The writers forthis very excellent number,
are, Mary N. Prescott, Mrs. H.• V. Victor, Ste-,
phen G. Dodge, Hrs. E. :'Oakes Smith; W. N.
Badger, Weatherby, Jae. F. Fitts, W.W.
Sikes, John Timba, A. H. Martin, Clara-bells
Cluny, B. S. Atkins and . Margaret. E.
,Wilmer.-
Pabhshed by Beadle and Company, New York.
Single copiee for sale at B. Baninues . bookAtere
in this Borough..
4 T BEE DIAMOND Dicorgss.”—lilesims. Ticknor do
Fields the. Beeton ',publishers, have issued "The
Pickwick Papers," the first number of- the Die. ,
mond 'edition of the complete Works of Charles
Dickens, which they•• are now publishing. The
readirig public wgtrAgard such • a publication as
the "Diamond Pickwick, " by Ticknor and Fields,
as constituting alters in American bimknaaking.
.Before its appwirance, whoever wanted to bey'
'that standard product:of Dickens's genies had to
chWee between a "cheap edition"Athough not so
cheap after all, as the Diamond.edition) of infer
rior workmanship, and a single huger and cum
brous copy, or one in tiro volumes, 'both - of the
latter quite costly. Bat in this new edition :we
have a handy little book for the fireside or win
dow, tastefully hound, of 465. double-column
Rages, the type email, to be mirsi, but very clear
and readable, ;the paper good and slightly Tinted,
an excellent engraved head of Dickens prefacing
.the title-page, and sixteen original illustrations
by one of. our best- artists--the whole afforded at
$1.50, or, withonfthe illustrations, at 61.25. At
any time thif would have been regarded as a de
cided Achievement .in book-Making, but, in the
midst of the present prices, it is certainly as sur
prising as it - is welcome.. It IS a bold appeal to
that portion of the reading public who have been
debarred from the enjoyment of Dickens by peed
niary considerations, for of course, the wealthy
will continue to purchase 'the high cost edition ;
and it ebows that the public thus appealed to is
very large, for nothing but a most extended sale
would reward-Ba ch .
.an nndertaking.
. The complete works of Dickens will be compris
ed in twelve or thirteen volumes, to be issued by
the publishers at the rate of one each month.,
They can be procnred at the bookstore of B. Ban-
DM in this Berough, or will be sent free of post
age on receipt of price, by Ticknor & Fields, Bos
ton.
1,099 84
. .
Oir Monday the United States 'Senate confirmed
Henit H. Bingham as Postmaster at Philadel
phia. We trust that-Mr. Bingham will at once
inaugurate reform in that office, and commence
with discharging- the jail birds which; the Phil
adelphia News says are employed there:
A BILL has been introduced into the Legis•
it' •
of the nizetirig. of
return judges to Friday
after an election. - -
. WE have lately tried Speer's Wine. It is a pure
article from the juice of the cultivated Port grape,
prepared and fermented without the addition of
any spirits. Each vistage must lay 'four years.
beforepnt in market. His success is remarkable,
as it is being ordered byfamilie9, and druggists,
from all parts of this country, from South Ameri
ca, England, and even from the wine-districts of
France:-=Frank Leslie's Must. Newspaper; .
Onr druggists have it for sale.:
LOCAL NOTICES:
ETHIOPIAN ED . TTREtTAINNIKITIV at Ifsmx HAT,'
Idarch .22d and 23d, 380. 7 --FOX. & RENO O 3 MIN
STREL TROUPE will appear with many new and In
lerestirig features. This Troupe is composed of young
men of this Borougb,. and will guarantee entire satis
faction:. Tickets' .for sale . : at Bannan% Illesl3yelm 1
.Brothers., and .Garrlgues!..Book Stores, at Saylovs
Drag Store, and kimer's Saloon.: ...Idarch :le-114V
CONSUMPTION CueAtuar.:—Reaci the Certi
log need, your so called "Ektene," as a remedy for.
billions affection and dyspepsia,- it affords me pleasure
to acknowledge that it hasdone for me that which other
medicines previously and frequently taken, could not.
or.leA4 did not effect. I . arn no , longer troubled with
the headache, nor with any of those nervous .afflictions
which ever accompany dyspepsia. Lwould therefore
heartily recommend its use to all persons similarly
affiicted, hoping that they too may be restored to
health. Yours Respectfully. F. 11 H. LAMPS, •
Paßttif St. James. Lutherpa Church, Reading, Pa
Treurcerr, Sebuylkill Co.. Pa., April 21, 18c6.
Your medicine. the "."Extene".has really done wond
ers. Mr. Peter Oxenreider, site was near dying from
consumption, .has been restored and Is enj , ying his
health again. Now there is a 'young Irian by, the name
of Henry Miller, who is also in a far advanced etagnof
consumption, and desires to nse your. "Mamie." Yon
will find inclosed a five dollar. note. six .bottles of
this good. medicine, to be seat without 'delay by Kr
press to Tremont, which is the nearest Express °Moe.
Rev. ISAAC F. STEELY:
For sale by HENRY SAYLOR, Pottsville.
C. C. HAGENBUCH, Mahanoy City;
- R. H. IRWIN, St. Clair, -
and by ill Druggists. Wholesale Agents, Johnston,
Holloway and Lowden, Philadelphia.'
Feb TS, 417 • . - -" 8-4 t•
• Gt.oiss, Nock-ties and Hose, to' suit every taste, and
at reduced prices, at D. A. Smitim Centre: street.
F,u.r. and Winter Underclothing: can be obtained .
at D. A. Smiths Centre street. • ' •• ,
Firascii PADDED lifirs Dams, a beautiful article, at
D. A, flimitlya,.Centre. street.
New. WINTER Cimino/nest D. 6. Siitith!s Clothing
Store, Centre street, Pottsville, - -
FERMI; :English and American cloths, all styles, and
°Me finest qualities, at D. A. Smith's, Centre street.
"Inbriestlve steam merle packing.-for. terms see
no. 639 arab at., and no. •28 dey new
pork! , . ,G6L1971Y-.
.
Szi Won.Al in another column picking grapes for
?peers Wine. It Is an admirable Article; used in the
hospitals and by the sin. Class families in Parh4 Lon
don and New York; in preference to. Old port
It Ia rorth as it Rives great aatisDtctlon.
THE COAL TRADE.
'Pottsville.
.111livels..16. 1867'.
The quantity seat RaiirCad this week
is 49,439 02 tons; by Canal, 24,218; for the
week 73,657 02 against 73,528 12 tons for the
corresponding week last year. • - •
'The trade . coittinues dull, and , the demand
limited. for prepared coal. -
The trade sums up this week as follows,
compared with last year : -
P It it It. .52,8911
Schnyl Can. 20,7281
Val-It R. 311.'-‹
Solna Sth: 19,9671
I.lrth 6,6791
Penn. C. C — 7,112
Shamokin_ 13,357
Trevortena.. 1,18
Short Mt... . .417
V. Co.:. 506
WlShimsthi -
'Broad Top. 6,326
. .
'• ' • 161,115
. -97639
• r.
HILL' COAL .COMPANY.—We are glad
to learn that the difficulties between this
Company and the Lessors have been s nsfac
torily arranged ; and that,the
. esiensive
provementa commenced areto be completed
as early
,ai.pOssible; tuider. the Superintend—
MM as heretnfore; of A. Barker, Esq.'
Arm Coal Operator desiring a competent
,
person to sell coal on Commission, can hear .
of one by applying at this office. , •
ALLISON : &' BANNAIi.4I,XGRING
the improvements! in raining machinery must g
in)" be bitirootthir imbiect In the Anthracite Coal
Regions. Where de= and =tonne _mines wiil. In fa
' tom he the =Llkind available, to continue: the pro: '
- Ware therefore, pleased 'to notice any real um:-
CPen36llt. thattend° tp /tuft' the 'original cost, to
gate pmelluctlureor cheapen the emend operaticras
of mining. 'lt irwhowever, aft= difficult to determine, '
whether anew Invention is really an Improvement.—
There are many newpatented tramps Lone., Wen re
verse Imm ~ft..-mM.nr the, old one , worm ta
,isteadof better t and =my of new Dom! which are
valuable ft-OMM Wend avattab eatin*lng .
oloobtoorL We arother e Slow to =Nicole Mugs
- ,whkh ore not tried , or - the practicability of , which .15
noillemonstnitor We are_gralitted, however.la being
nlietonoliteir a bb. - Nerwm, Allison as Bannanii.
„impcommeols our direct_ ailing Poi& or 7ZAtlinier,-
tumor, which' int, been twat- by sit;
=woo moire wmagen, ands= endorsed by some
of burnMKprecilual mining supertntrudents and en.'
rOThere aretwo novel and , strikinaly original
MlWlChlintrodricedin peznye. , wlick o p
opinion does away' with the most onions oblectiotme
to these direct acting pumps, and makes them perfect,
as ntr =is ' man now comprehend their requirements...
Hay — - heard - agreatded lately,siboat tharepnrum,
"end in all-traptusements Mimi& to
=l vo rlU ink 'r. Anel. we recently visited the
e cif daimon* In Port
11:arbinkto.essittlxie numW of: riesm_maups, • to
eimmeofeinintrusttan et their ps. Weirere seine.
whet Arm! to dud their shops flied with maim
ice, mid terailytmemizada instin_gs and Isarithumy
In the varioesstageo of program. This Inn is hurl- .
twOidoliobf z.rinipt gas hind rn which the slide
Taira it moreA;by the BhIM action =the steam :; this
Ibr email dies; anti light tlfts-rsqn
IlOt OM 1150 leet Yertleal height-They. have led,
Wort then pumps Mad! pole. 14-isch. %s e ep - con
&tilt litnamb =Wag ozer API raordheonWilt•ci.
118 feet. mid Zinnia gat onECIII: 1 8: Itirrivinv end - ,
was tested let* by "a wty froze deninton, aniline -pp
131104tRaelLiallL trier) Dram pisten mut;plumpw
par InbmnD,AwhilithlenespeeiNwttl e
war
any Wale= egibchtiojno taw i e. pg,
lkowi H
penalslO ft. to idy are imilding. - is gotni t yp
SUMo L
'estteord make,
*NM litirt i =ellolllllrfesianulL'lnive
two I n thi l srpuziregam, Meal& er stem**.
= y e a b , t b. memserilitall atecsad
lest althme, under.thatibe. ,
illdaysvrt~ftr,WWW,HaW•77 •
within abOaturarre tiie L ibsprinwnv
' ne =r ""ittri t tb - g :
..7 1 77,1-MY 4, -= • • " • '
•
49,419
3,431
25,003
26,249
&824
15,522
12,910
714,480
84,218
427,97 ,
161,878
67,474
844 , 2
72,933
9,822
.6,137
2,740
4165,924
d 19,165
d 125,652
74,338
2.836
8.436
d 5,679
4,03
802,622
286,216
69,M3
89,886
• 61,2341
1,006,800, 97,604
1,06;600 *.
1;33G,500
— &jtaiiiitittoirwiTcWid,j4 - i - n - fir = 6 3
of , . Roue, d •
A t o p ispaigtottusat)6 at the andlieAtiloii' i tbue
I ng o* intopsaivratiroeth SlutV graniktitnd there.
byrelleving the mosnd.valres thatersdident ne k:
meidentitallWacton,awitb„
on) aneukdc nada. , •Whetelbeg
th e y bed crostigsch ktedef pump, raidyfo shipment
t a g ar l e am Pt, ate we.werethant the action. of the
'.*tataract motlonm=theybrwhistattsngal pine with
a ircatielli Water presage ot2elt...Even with this low
Pressure thenalves amid to Mcrae:Uzi. are Mani& or
could be set to;move but once in live =bootee, ening
lea thane merit of water to each stroke of the tourto..
.-TheirlitincUpttlnito..- 4 14nch stain tylisider, g
stroke (of which we severalinthe coITPe- of con
attnetion), welgttabout 12)(taits each, and from their'
Pardlur conatactionensingbut one 'pole, they rxeupy
the small space In leng th: 4 tu width and
a b ou t 6 it. in height, with a capacity of e 25 gallons per
minute, at speed orloo.fLin the The Metal
in all punka &corona * 2 inches, thick.; The st eam
cylinders on fI:PMP..d. ale; 4dendid specimens of, the
'moulder's Iskill. :One oith trticeshie -Matures of Ile
Allison & Barman puma Isettiat in their construction
they have retained afar as paella - p.*ll the goodlinal.
lam of the old 'pale pump! , Which has - been found by
. lon ne sedos,to be the best pomp to mining importa
nt this region. — This firm haw contract to bend
a - 14.13 Ch ptICMP, 30. inch cytinder.4 it. Woks...and wa r .
ranted to work on a lift of 330 A,, vertical IMAM,. at - a
need 4100 ft ; throwing Titi gallons:per minute.—
Th.ta I s ono:of the hemilestllfts in the County. and will
fully Mathis MIXi0011111110017: Mc. Allison has both
valve mationt, above named; secured by caveat in the
Patent Office, and is . gdrawings . and' models in
order to secure on his inventions. pa t tl ea. l e =
wasted would o well to call. on . Messrs. Allison d:
Bannon_ and rtposted on this suldect, as Mr. Allison
is a practical mechanic and seems to have. given • this
Mina a great deal . at attention, and b . ready at all
times to give persons any information they m a y re .,,
'The "catamct valve antion". above mationed, as
introduced in these pimps. is s novel and *lemmas
feature, and deserves a more . particular mention, but
we will defer this until thepateets are duly toned.—
The alier novelty deserving particular mention, is the
subatitution of a single, doable acting pole, or plunge;
In place of the two plungers in use, as far as w e are In
formed In all Other double acting pole pumps.
. This improvement does away with the serionriobjec
tion of great length, and the difficulty pinioning thae•
direct actingstain pumps, at the bottom of the mine,
and hear the amp, as all this class of pumps are used.
The steam being conveyed from'the surface to the, cyl
hada, which is now dme without perceptible ' conden
nation over n 1000 feet.
atessult. WIN- MULLANE sand
GEO. W. ESSER, of the firm of Jno.'
*lire; Wholle Coal Dealer. at NO. S Wall St.' New
York my and - Mauch ?bunk, Pa., retire from said lrm.
to day, by mutual agreement.. The buemeos of the Ann
will be nettledby John White* at the old stand. .
JOHN WHITE.
WILLIAM MULLANY,
GEIJEGE W. ESSER. '
New Turk, March .1, .687
THE undersigned have this day formed a Co-
13artnerehlp tinder the style
or
JOHN &CO ,
for the purpose of transaettrg a general Wholesale
Coal Bottum+ at N0..8 Wall Sr.. New York City.JOHN WHITE •
. '
• LOUIS T. SNOW,
' Late Treas. McNeal Coal & Iron Company.
March 23, .37
TO CAPITALISITS.iND• 160.11.1.
• -. eiplitRATORK—An interest is offer
ed in a Coal Mine now being developed and promising
an abundance of beat White Ash Anthracite. situate
withiu.gg miles of the Susquehanna Public Improve
ments, and I'mlie from a new railroad. about being
'commenced: lease 19 .years to run, mitering nearly
1100 acres ; - e n yasnmble terms to those- wishing to in
vest. Apply in
petson or by letter to .
E. ALTHOUSE, Mohniville, Berhs Co.. Pa.
Mardi EE
'. .67 • • •. •• • • --• • • 12 .It*
-.-
: IGHTS, . . .
•.. • .
ichmond ll i. lnilndla. .
.... Norwalk: .... .- . : ... .2 c 0
Norwich • :.. 210
Newburyport.....;... 2 75
Priwideuce - 2(0
Pawtucket • .. 240
,Salem ' •2 50
Stamford - •• ' 2CO
mount for wee k.• . •
•
_COAL
Freights from Pt. H
l'ortland ' 215
Fall River .
New York • 1 95
Cohassitt Narrows.. 1 50
Gloucester 2 50
..... . . .850
kery London 2 00
IT vessels and - Ti boats, a
. Freights froth Eliinbethpoirt.
New York $ INerwboryport
Fall River... 1 50 I New London
no Pawtucket....
2 00 Taunton
;...... 1. 95 ,New
1 501 Portsmouth. :
1 801 New Bedford. rt
I 51 Bridaepo.'..
.2 00 Hartford:...
,Indson
.. ...
Newport.
Beaton.:
Norwich.
Providence..
Middletown..:..
Portland
....
Albany - ' "
Erei gh la from Georgetown or Alexandria.
To Philadelphia' ' • - $1 504 • .
.N 44 York -
Iloston ' - ' 3 . one - •
THE •-• COAL :MARKETS.
PRICES .9F - 004%Y. TILE OARGO.
COOKR/70TE.p . WMIXLT FOR TU ¢R6'. JOURNAL.]
AT PIMA DE ',PIT
Illlrch 22, 1857.
5 0.9.":3 525
3 r.O i 4
1 21 /
4 .
nta s u la t Prtparea,. :.
414 h Lump S Don t
• Egg and.9ll .
• • ..,cheatntit i . •
Locust Lump, St. Boat. .. ... .• 4 25at 450_
" • " Broken.'.
- 4 :25:4, -4 50
" • ": Prepared " • 4
. 35 a 4 50
" " Chestnut, .: . .'.....:... 3 - 600 .
Hill & Harris, S: Bost & 8r0ken..,..L0 es
•" • . ..Lamp & 4 . 501::_6.
• " • Ftg. 4 - • , soa
•".. • c esinut • 3 75,8 3 90.
Lorborry C0a1,..
.... . . ...... 4,733 k
Franklin, (LrkerisTalley) - • • 5 00(21
Lehigh Tenap, St & Boat Broken,— '
Prepared,. . • . 5
" Chestnut, 25
Broad Top, • • 600
. Lehigh Coal at Elizabethport.
Lump, • by Carg0..,:... 7.00®
St. Boat and Broken " . " • 6 50(41 •
Egg and Stove " " 7 cora.
Chestnut . " " ...... . 5 50®
. se' anton.Ceal at Elizabethport. '
Lamp, by cargo - $ • . 560
Grate, ' " . • O. 650
Prepared, " . 6 250 650
Chestnut, • " 5 0021
AT NEW YORK.
31arch 19,1667.
Isi stn kat ti by Boat L7l : 6 251 6 . 60
ci White Ash
..
. E EE3 Goo
• 6 ' Broken. 5 '7OQt 600
6 00("a
lito?:e 000
66 Chestnut, " 00 @
Lehigh Whits. Ash Lump • (.6
6
Steam Boat -
" Broken -
' Egg . • ,
"' .5t0ve...... ...... ......... 0.
" Chestnut, "
Al' BALTIMORE. • . •
. . March 10,4867.
Wilkea're•& PittatonW. A.-wholesale 6 760 7 00
" "• -retail.:.. 00(a 825
Lyietic Val.& Sunb'y B. &wholesale- 6,500 700
4 ‘ . " retail. • 800© 8 25.
The reduced coal tariff per the Baltimore and. Ohio
Railroad, took effect on the 18th inst. The reduction
la 30 cents on the net ton.. The rates .on thegrose ton
are nom as follows:. . • .
Froni Piedmont Lomat Pt. Shipping Wharves ; $2 42
" Cumberland , • . 303
The reductionnn gat , coals from potato west of Pied
mont is 50 cenu t per net ton. - Titt redaction is less
than was expec and will not be sufficient fo revive
the trade. The. tolls and fieights have recently been
reduced on the Chesepeake and Ohio Canal.- The rate
from Cumberland tokleorgetown is now as follows:
Tolls—per gross ton • • $ 70 •
,
Freights, do 1 30
To 16'16)m:est be added shipping expenses at George._
town, which greatly exceed the expenses at Baltimore.
-We would now quote Georges Creek at 50, f. o. b.,
at Locust Point and Cumberland - $5 30 for shipping.
-At Georgetown quotations nominal, at froin.ls 50 to
$5 50 on board: - . • • •
. .
'Lehigh &!Mammy Coal Trade for 1867.
Week ending with last Satarthiy. . •
. Num or Surrrima:
Trenton Coal Company.,..:.
Mount Etna
Mahanoy Co : • • •
Delano Colliery
Glendon Coal Company
Rathbrm, Steams 4 co
E. 8. Elliman •
MCNealCcal & Iron Company
Knickerbocker Coal Company.
Thomas Coal Company
& Herring
Coal Mountain
Other Shippers '
Total, .... .
Corresponding: wee k . last. ar
• • Pioegrare Coal Tend', for Ititt
Amount transported during the last month
•. MONTI,.
:Lorbe Good l p ei n reek .
Union ea r nal. g .itailmacT. 8,663,02
Schuylkill Co. Sunroof:lN .for 1867.'
The following IS theipantity of coaltrar3ported wet,
the following Railroads for the week ending on Thurs-
Mine Hill & S. H.
Sctuaylkill Valley
Mt. Carbon
Mill Creek............:.
Maharmy &road Mt
Little Schuylkill
• BLACK BAND IRON ouq. • • •
Sent over the MI Creek Roll Road for the week
W ending on Saturday last.
eek
Previously
Total
Coal Trade by Railroad and Canal ISI3O.
Sty Clair •
Port Carbon
Pottsville
Schuylkill. Haven
Auburn. ...
'''
Port Clinton
Total for week.
Ptevionsly thin year.
..' Total
To same time last yeat'.....
Decrease..
.". Leh= COal Trade for 1867: ,
For week on Saturday last:
OnaMPOItS.
BaetBngar Loaf
Mt Pie= - •
Bbbetple Coal Co Odre Bro Co. .* ' : •-• •• •
stoat. .
*Bark Mountain. - '
Rew York &E D
Honey Brook Coal 0 • -
German Pa: Coal
.. ; ...... • ---
Bearer ....
data Connez o • - ;
•••••••
iCiiiclierbOarer • • • •
Coal Run Coal Co'
Rathbun Oaldwelloo ..... ,
]Y r
Coal .. •
....... .................
... .
Bettmore Coal e ...... .. -
IPraaklin. , . " • •
Athientied; ... . .• s s
r ke "bar E:s • 4 4 7 ;
7 ; s •
• %War, Rosh' • .. • •
' Pant* 111121044; ; • f. • •-•
'11144 : 00111 411,1:00.....Z.c. . ..
. .... ..
.Nortlt •
Arsacteros. . . ...
Ni &Mr Vaal ••• • . •
401131 - tintaCkat COW,. •: A a... ; • •
•
T o ren gad 0/•4
Inke
.WYPIMIIaPCSa.
AMR Was
4 bit
ic -
r .
JDOOSIONI4V
_
;L•f•e:.
: 4 ,
, ,
Ipropel *etre' rtettiebeist'qilbettirlind
-EL Npie 0110 ilmiablit uli!yffair , ..biStir ler the lei, -
. 8311. ' :UAW, v. THOWSON &
B"‘" -11131 AIDEBOP., - EflUPPLIES , ot.sai
:arbaihk stotk axed kir waist laraestratro, Wad
lag. •P,itcl3. - Tar and' Oaktun; - Caalklng Nalleta'and
Irctur. Iroiitor.BaltEc Nag and
Illerrh 28-19- L. C.VHOMPSON aboAL •
—''':' MISS ' GORDON'S
name lßsiiitiiinuillftifAckalfir
Ymn, 2 ll tax, .
BitalK B "COMM. iIIettiNTLVASLA.
IN:iamb:et Address lass tiordow' No. ets North
PUth ft.. Rotator; Pa. - . Malet23, 4T-124m'
I. armors, Attendees...The
acknowledged bfall Wholutesemaolued aad oiled
it, to" he the - moat ;)erfret arid beet maeldnaArent,
ed. It Ilowe, Reverend Rakes. any quantity of tee
tituonlale In rftrard tone oft cane bb furnished.
It lea perfect Mower. Iteaper. and Self. Raker. -It la
the beetruld cheapest In the world. 00 and fret a
eirrnlarat - LEWIS C. POPIf CO.V.
'March re, .61 . • M
12-
GEORGE
• • - • EPHOLSTERERi.. - -
• ~•
Market Street, between 'Mecoad acmhtira,
Would anucranceloibe public Ansi he Ides taken the
store room next. dcior• to Mr. Daniel swami's old
stand. wbere brtslnea In his Bus .Wilt be Rretnntli
attended to . . • • March 43, '67-114
r mrrilitek Remainin g .. Unclaimed Is
Ls the Post Otticc,al Pottsiele. State of Pennsylva
nia. on the 2 0 -d dm , of Moot, 1467.: : • .
To obtain atarof these lettertt . thespplicant mast call'
for "advertised fetters," give the date of -this list, and.
pay one cent for advertising. ,
Una called for within ens month ; they will be -sent
to thelpesul Letter -
Apgar,J• Joy. - e. • Donal . nic.k. Rolled P 9
CammlAkey Pat &Vv . :Tames • :11.16* Win 21
Caferty Annie Leake BF. • Shanty Patrick ••
Day-Alexander .Lutz D - li' ' • Wan Elias
DeLntre Emma' ,Montgoniery Jo'asSseceny Eduard
Grua Richard .• Mclntyre J McD • Scanlan Michael
Grace James McDonald PatrlckSindets Leada
GallagerMar:tia McCann larretice,,Wigainan Rebecca
Hippie Jebn Moony PM ship Rar.hael
Hofman Jorepli 'Mintzer Lizzie.''Williams -Elizab%
'Hoagland Jacob McCabe 8 • : .Wintersteen D. '
Hein Isaiah ceNeal Maria' Weaver Georg e Homan Patrick -
•
March 23..61 • • M. RILLYMAM. P
DR. G. H: MAINE,
Temkin. of •French and German Languages.
Power of Attornoy, Money, Drafts, and all
other Orders to Europe atteudeil to. -
Life Insurance Effected with the U. S. Life
- Insurance Company;
Passage Agency to Germany, France aid
England. •
March 23, '6 , . 112-t1
JOHN -P.C•WATAN,
704_ Arch "Street: PhilFida.,
/LLNINIACTINIKII AND DEAL= IN
-„-„..
. ...---- - AND - • i
::,=:--, PLATED WARE;. t
- • Our gook!' are decidedly,
THE CHEAPEST EN THE CITY FOR' . .
TRIPLE PLATE A :NO. 1.
Sept. 2 9, '64 : tione W. i!le-25-Iy] 39- .
..., 2 15
.... I:.E
.... 1 75
... 2 50
.... 1 75
.... 1 SO
. . . .
AMERICAN JOUIINAI. -OF MINING.
volusse,a; Commencing March 30.
Ia censequence of the remarkable • success that has
attended this Journal. the Proprietors feel warranted
in increasing its size to - . - •
• TWENTY • PAGES, •
Thus making. it the LARGEST and most COMPRE
-I.IgNSI)TE Mining johrnal opAhis 'continent, repre.
renting the Gold, Silver, Copper, Iron, Lead. Coal,
Slate, Oil; and in fact all the Mineral interests of
America, containing beautiful engravings, illustrating
the latest improvements in milling, , mining. and met
allurgical machinery. ' • .
The Journal ban won the encomiums of the presi of
the entire country and Europe, • and numbers among
contributors more eminent scientific:men thin any
..Iv..i7tlicalion In America.•
The report:a:of ritl-Inarket in stocks. metals, miner,
ale and ores, carefully , corrected weekly are an import
ant feature of the Jorknal. • . - .•
Subscription •$4 per.yet for six months, $9..915, in
advance; single copies, 10 ' SPe.cimell .eoPies
sent free. Addrrsa • .
.WESTEIRTI fic . COMY
IPublisherai 37 Park ILO*: PG; wee - "
March 90, -, '07 •
ORY --- /GOODS:
Have now open at their NEW STORE for Spring Sales,
a very large and choice lot of • .
Cloaks and'Cloaking Cloths,
Paisley and Cashmere Shawls,
DOl LEaSTIOS, a Large Stock at Low Prices,
MEN'S WEAR OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
MOURNING GOODS—A, SPECIALITY--
.- a fall line of the very beagabrics.
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
AILERIOAN do.' do. .
HARTFORD & LOWELL CARPETS,
ALL WOOL INGRAINS,
GERMAN STRIPES,' .all wool,
0000 A MATTING, best breads,
- RAG OARPETS, all qtialities,
OIL CLOTHS, _all -widths,
695.
15,998
3 319•
9,336
23,834
12.752
12,727
8,531
2,719
635
2,611
' 906
952
1,317
1,161
1,111
362
273
WINDOW SIIADIES, a Foal Mine,
,Eifill'i.LOWE . ST MARKET RATES 1'
QS" - HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUSES SUP
PLIED AT •WHOLESALE PRICES. • -
TOTAL
: M4ich 23,'61
_1,176 19. 207.48503
12,199 84 86,192.19
• 651 00.. 8,893 .06
0,396 45,598 00
20,824.07.. ' 71,016 05
Stiper-PhoEphate of thrlLe
AGT.,
scavmattra. HAVEN, PA..
MEM
29,298 14
0,303'03
126 09
12,975 02
1,049 19
8,293 02
3,431
1,022
40,439 03
499,117 03
5 9.556 IM
704 T9O 13
Fanners and Dealers in Fertillien — observe that I
have adopted theabove 44 Trade_bfark,n to show those
Who: rise Hall's Simsr-Phandtate„made_frons , the flaw
Bone, that they are getting my manufacture. . • •
. patrons ism -please be caretalln , purchasing, to"
observe that the above "Trade Mark" }s stamped upon
each bag, se none other . „
' Early Vegetablevs« , ' -
We chain for our Fhospbare that' as a Usztllizer and
inlet Producer tor earl, vegettbtety, catmoc be ex
celled by any in the_markek and, as rt!I'DR.IBLICEISMG
for GBASEI Khan no superfon; • •
We guarantee thatlarmerawMindoii,Efujer-Phos-
Ode of Lbitemore prompt hi ketioet - milt,lttore last
bg'itt Ito effects than either , Perturlari.Gladho or , stable
manure,
150,1C4 OS
1,666
6,442
346
2,84,4
416
. . „
has tested this. that" .
lecitar yea= cote . our er
ffitzetaloakettheavierlfralO thiotiVenlatahhimanute.
lam now vetuly-to- supply the above superior Fertilt
zeta"' loge at.well quantittee=in lam bags of feo
Paands.eacb• • Ale% alwaYs on, band. a stock Of: fine
'Rate Bona Dtvst,- Soft Neva - J3cothi. Plaster, ac.
A. trade die:ma allowed to dealers:
..• .
- . The abcrieFettilliera be'parchalof 'at BRIGHT
'B4lXt. , 3lltoreXebtre t3treet,'Pottivine. ' • . .
MIT OiIiffeItADDRESS—THOS. L. HOLT,
.414‘, Beheylidtataven;„, • • •
' Such 2S,'66[ ' , reb lti. 401.1y1 - - . 12. .
608:
'21,886
29„968
8,096
/6,664
19,836,
68.
770
FRESH,:GARDEN. - SEEDS
•• we' are new' reetifilig our: tlarderi t Xd bete. the
'mow, reliable growers in' the ecitnery, einbradog.ail
kiMa-need in thief section, which we. will. sell wErile,
iitereliente will! be wolfed wholepele'
.382
/0.337
•
23,701
14,788"
4,°417
• /,899
8,918
5,644
24,063.
241't
11472
Abo, - Trtsaiqardeiters ralicaled in . 4iumf4tlpfat.
anted
CLOVER auvrimoir 111/1 MED
japktithet z thias Alee*Aoltt:by the tia*el, rietk
st the loweit rpm:i„,"l 'Stine or the' sob-,
• 156ber • 7 .II,ILMAN, •
7., MTV , ' Heed ~ali.ol.lrTd.ll24rket
511
SIT
3.37 . 1
410
156
fIOODIRICUPSLEAIIiLIr 1911111114NG,
IPOTA.T9to •
nib Potato losou;•leoillorti. rise aril**.
' Odd bed Potato lilorited.. and Mier yield-iav e~ Lugs
' We eijeld
to try firtofbtato,- , ;
ootogyor rim genii* ankle' rostrreoolvei aid" eri.
osto ax -ea porki'-'$P; 25. half 'bushel , fold i 4 Otq•
of 14 Oe butoliatPortrellie. •
IllornotlOW.Roatr.Carbi; and Cow* or,
EknallßrOrermA All - of Goodrich 'Jr Seedling Potapeo
-...16'5 - boabeZ - ;: • „.•
,
-58
L. 14 i
15.430
J4lll
r 1116,111111
1V14410/111111Milltibli r
41111TESMAIR
tireatealan - c at
141 a .4049..immisa
4* .IIM" s" P *I V e "
_ - - tef xi. 6 ,4 • •
1 1 ...-,to
ENLARGEMENT
KLINE,. EPPIHDIER &. CO.,
JOBBERS AND. REI'AILERS OF
CA_RI"ETINGS,
READING, PA.,
Dress Goods in Great Variety,
Plain and Fancy . Silks,
Black Gro. Grain Silks,
CAJRP.E GS
Which we offer to
WHOLESALE AND HETALL-BUYEMS
ItIME; EPP; mmEic,:aco:,
.5022 PENN STREET,
heading, Penni.
HALL S
Superioi Improved
MANgFAMM:D. BY.
ri? 40 1 4 -
';•;N
O.R I_B
An. Old Sang &It to a New Tune.
saY - 18 - 67- - tot
,
. s 4'144' ana 8 41fil oadies r°acheir ' s
.Froni (Ott holes come out,
Asul /Ike aiut Bata
:In spihiecats.;
Gaily skip about.
elf tee from Polome • - -
"Not dangerous to Ole ltamoo Fatoity...
"Rats 1:01131e out of their holes to
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'Welshes" Rat, .itiath s isy Eiteadastapi
pasteL . rts4 MA% Rcohesi
Black and Bat Ants; Qa, Av. •- .
fiCest#l 4 o Red-Bug Exteradmapir
b a ltqn/lor wish—used to destroy. ;twit •
• also as a preventive for Eted•ltugs, &a. •
:Filectrie Powder_ for Insects.
• IV far Yolk ifiecuttoes, Arms,
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meats on Planta, Fumy; Animals,
f!M^. I I Dna= II! of all wolibless Imltalion
rer See that "Coyne's name Is on each Box, Bot
tle and Flak, betone you buy. ' ' • •
fly - mAireffs, monar B. cosrAll,
484 BN:ladWah N. .Y
tr'BOld in 'PO'MiMl.pi, Pa.,
f4 ,- By HBNBY UTLOH,
[And all Druggb3ta and Retailers everywhere
„COSTAR'S
CELEBRATED
BUCKTRARN
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For Cuts, Bfirns. Bruises, Wortuda. Bolls, Cancers, Bro
ken Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bleeding, Blind and Pain ,
fhl Piles ; Scrofulous, Putrid and .111-cotalitioned Sores
Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, Eruptions, Cutaneous af
fections, Rinkworm„ltch, Coma, Bunions, Chilblains,
dz. : Chapped Hands, Lipe, ac. ; Bites of Spideri.
sects, Animals, &c.,
111 ,- Boxes. 23 eta., 50 cts..-and $1 sizes.
sar - Sold by all Drualsts everywhere. • • - •
itarAnd by HENRYR. COSTAR, Depot 454 13rmui
*ItY. Y;
rirAnd by HENRY SAYLOR, Pottsville, Pa.
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Z or Corru3, Bunions, Waite, ' •
13Y - IkuUti, - 05 eta., SO its., arid $1 sizes.
ilar - Sold by all Druggists everywhere. • .
.itirAnd by:HENRY R. COSTAE, Depot 434 BroLd
way„..N. Y. .
tarehd by HMI Y SAYLOIt,
• • COSTAR'S
PREPARATION OF
Riper-Sweet and Orange - - Blossoms
FOR BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION.
Usedto iloften and,Beantity thifflan, remove Prect,
*les, Pimples', Itruptions, do.
Ladles are now using it in preference to all others.
orsotties.
VirSold by all Druggists everywhere.
Zir'And by, HENRY R. COSTAR, Depot 434 Broad
.. triirAnd by HENRY SAM:II4 - Pottevllle, Pa.
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COSTAR'S.
C OTT G H REMEDY-,
For Correia. Cold&. Hoarseness, Sore. Throat, Crmap,
noimr, cough, Inthienza; Asthma; ; Coasamption,
affectiaaa, and , all Mows 'of the roat•
and Lunge. - .
95., , Cte.,.30,110., and St stir.
tairSplik by p ll Danellata.avaa r viherif. - :•••:.'• •
bi gigOrrit; PPSTA R ; I k 4 ; 4B4 /r1; ' ; O S
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;VTAnd-iwillilElliYl34YLdllo;koflakilt;Pao •
•C:O'S.MWEVS.),-
BI 'Ekimits;
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4°14- I= 4 Merit
Coate, Times, denuorssit of the
ti 4.204 $1 des' - •
0 6 0 11411 ": )
taitgAT..F. 0087, PC 944 . 48i1ig1 * .
sounk'Nttaiia.l4lJ "'"
~ . /610011 1, 1 r Aft-
1 TICERTE - 1.101 1 . 'GOLD.
• not .. ` a `f . ; ;lnis noreausaws,
• s 'Balt eirpresely s:w the trade. ,
ainr 0F../tdR IS,
CITY OF ANT9oERP .... ' "
pin'. OF DONDOk •-•
gITY01? BALTIMORE?. •
_ iIa . FY lißti YORK,
;t • Crrir oF wAsatmerroN,
. Ann froln vet 43 North .lilirer; Nett] York,
- EVERT &STUMM% •
SPRED AND, ACCOIISIO,DATION- 14$1111PASSRD.
- , Price of dret ulutulouumir-kie
Nett York. to,Liverpeol; Vud $ll5
item' Yink to loridon... 'll5 Round tat
New Forklo Fade - , 1r5 Round trip • 200
RETURN TICKETS GOOD FOR TWIILVR'MONTIIS.
Return tickets vie' Tkrerpool, London, New Haven
-and Dieppe illOw Paris pateengete to break. thejour
ney at Liverpool and London.
For blither lamination apply to
• ' JOSEPH . H. tqcl4ATtps. Agent.
Kara 23„.. , 67 . 12- 0 t • - • Minersvide. Pa.
• • • --
14,Juorati undpr;
Lir.algned who 141, Belling oat Ws stock. of: ;
to t
,_ of aalB chimp banamae Ic4 of .Irl;q . --
Pl4.l4oSOPetMccrigllnbil. R. ,
:UP9Udg4 A:rn/Fie:
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Moth
1867.
`1867.
Greenwood f Nursery,
POTTBVILLE.
si:Tj.n..g..Planting.
We hare for sale at thin lotaree.rx a line assortment of
FRUIT TRIM, embracing all the choice kinds of _
Pear.
Penal, '
Airieot;
APPIet
. Plans,
Crailo Apple, QUIZICIS. &Vac
D - warfs and Stiuidards, selected with care for this cli
mate, byAke single drum or hand red. We have also,
a number of Trees of .="I'RA SIZE IN BEARING,
many of which will be so.lalow, as we are clearing off
4, portion of the ground.• . •
• Skside and Ornamental Tress
Itt variety,
.not eabject to the depredation!! of Aroma.
Evergreens, Box Edging,
Embrachm tlie moat hardy and choice kinds for deco-
rating yard; gardens, grounds or cemeteries.
• Geiridess mad Yard shrubbery
Of all kind, for ornamenting yard;, &c.
flange Orange Plasm,
- The tieatledge plant now In nse.
szAtt, FRUITS, SUCH AS
. .
Raspberries, cliche kin3a,. •
Foreigti.nlammotb Gooseberries, '
. American 'Gooseberries, ,
• , • • . That will not tolidCw.
• .Lawtott and other Blackberries, .
Whiie Grape,
• Cherry and other Currant..
- Rhubarb and Asparagus Plants
0110 ICE OTRAWREERV PLANTS.
Aa the prodactiveness of Strawberries depend a great
dee& on the poll, we have selected those .varieties that
suit this climate. We can furnish the ALBANY SEED
LING, TRIOIdPEI DE GAND, the AGRICULTURAL.
•IST, and - Dr. Knox% - celebrated JACUNDA, or TOO.
the most productive kind now raised In the United
States. Ail our plants are genuine, and we can fur'
nlsh them in large or mall quantities.
.
_GRAPE VINES.
•
- For general cultivation we can reco m mend
lowing the this Region :—The DELAWARE, CON
CORD. DIANA. HARTFORD,' PROLIFIC, ADIRON
DACK, RODGER•S . HYBRIDS, IdAXATAWNY,,
- WHITE; and Dr. Grant's celebrated lONA GRAPE,
which is pronounced equal In quail, y any foreign
grape—also, his ISRAELLA GRAPE, which is superi
or to the Isabella. All these Grapes are hardy, and rt.
pen in this region before the Isabella. •
As we are the agent of Dr. Grant in this County, we
can furnish his vines genuine at Lie prices, in large or
small quantities. We will guarantee all the.vines we
sell as to name. Notwithstanding the large number of
vines now. propagated, the demand is larger than. the
suPPly. • , - •
GREEN-HOUSE PLANTS.
We have extended our Green.llobershy the 'erection
Of another large one, making three in number, and are,
prepared to furnish all kinds of Grecn-Douse Plants,
wholesale and retail, at the lowest rates. Our ;Plants
are in excellent condition, and we arc determined that
there shall be no necessity to go abroad for Plants that
can be raised at home. .
CUT FLOWERS, BOUQUETS and ORNAMENTAL
VIRR.ATLIS famished at the Qnen•lfonFes:
Rs - Plans for green-lionseS and Conservatories fur
nished and building stinetintended. -
Gardetz,. yards and cemetery lots laid oat and orna
mented. Trees. ac., planted when desired.
Apply at greenwood Nursery, or at Banntn•s Book
Store—or address B.IIAIINAN or CELARLES CRUCK
NELL, Greenwood linisery, Pottaville, Pa.
THE:. PNEUMATIC. , OR BES
SEMER' PROCESS..
TO MANUFACTURERS OF IRON AND STEEL :
The Proprietors and Assignees 01 the several Letters
Patent granted by the United States' to Henry Beese
merand Robert Muslin of England, 'and to William
Kelly of this country, .for certain Improvements - In the
Manufectnre of Iron and Steel, having, for the pup
ate of- avoiding ail conflict of. claims thereunder, con
solidated their interests in said patents-under a true.
teeship, ' styled 'The Trustees of the Pneamatic or
.Bessemer Pro-1 of - making Iron and Steel," the un
dersigned, the Trustees'aforesald. Invite attention to
the advantages of the above, process, which can, be'
fully and- freely examined ,at the works - of Hears.
Winslow & Griswold, atTroy, N. Y.
The grut STRENGTH, TOUGHNESS, perfect
HOMOGENELTY and comparative. CHEAPNESS OF
PRODUCTION, of the Pneumatic or Beaeemer
Cast Steel, as .well as the enormous extent of its
manufacture and use abroad, are too well known to
require comment ; and the undersigned are plealsed to
. have been, and - others are -now being
erected in differerlhOons of the country, to supply,
in part, the demand so i increasing here-far
STEEL RAILS, - AELW, PLATES,
FORGINGS,-&c., &e. made by their proCCR. ---
Liceires will now be Issued on, reasonable terms to
all who desire to engage in the new manufacture, and
the undersigned hereby give notice - that thettetve ap
pointed
.• .
Z. 8. DtIRPEE.-,of 418 Walnut Bt.,
Philadelphia, their . General Agent,
thr the management of. this department of their busi
ness, and, that-all tommtmications respectitnrLicentacs,
and Inquiries concerning the Process and cost of the
apparatus therefor, &c.,' should be. addressed to
him as above.
JOHN F. WINSLOW, Troy, N.Y.
JOHN A. GRISWOLD, •" - " - Trustees
DANL.,J. MORIMLI, Johnstown, Pa.)
-January S, .61 • ' ' 1-GFa
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ton Street, Roston. Feb 23, '6l-8-tc
1867. . . . 1867.
GREENWOOD NURSERY
STRAWBERRY PLANT . S t i&o;
Th
e Subscriber. has for Bale several thou
sand Strawberry Plants,
embracing the ALBANY SEEDLING, which
is the - 'moat certain bearer and. most productive.—
TRIORIPH defkAltfiliN a very large Strawberry,
with a good flavor and also production. The AGRI.
CULTOBALINT. said 'to be a very productive
market berry. • Also Dr. Knox's lACIINDA or
700,.which is the moat extraordinary. Strawberry
now grown in point of elm • and productiveness, pro
ducing in favorable soils extraordinary crops. •
' Genuine Plants of the above sold in large or small
quantities at ' •
• . - GREENWOOD NURSERY, Pottsville.
rl'Those wanting Plante hi large quantities will
please send in their orders early. • •
THE UNION HAMS
Are pronounced* those who use them,
EQUAL TO ANY
. 1142111 EXTANT
selected • A
They are selec ted oolll only strictly corn Lee uogi.
and the ingredients used in curing are all of the very .
best qual e lit • Particular care is also taken to keep
them in ckle only long enough. to cure, which pre
vents, th getting too salt—a great and general fault
with most limns. None genuine unless branded.
Cured only by
A. F. CIIESEBROWGH
PORK ?ADMIN.% AND WHOLESALEDSAr.wn9IN
FISH, CHEESE AND PROVISIONS,
10 Nardi Delnweire Avenue, Plilladn„
rily 4 Packhig and Curing Establishment 8. E. corner
Bth and Reed Ste. • - March 9. 1 / 4 .6 10-Cm
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE
BITOIAL OASES ;
-No. 14 Bond Street, New York.
• tarn al information. with the-highest testimonials,
also, a Rook on Special. Diseases, in a sealed envelope
pent bee. Irartte sure and send for them, and you
will' not reveal for. as advertising nhySiclans - are
generally impostors, mithout references, no. stranger
should be treated. Enclose a stamp for poste, and
direct to DR. LAWRENCE, NO. 14 BOND.
NEW YORK. - Nov If, .64--4G-ly
1867: :'•Blank. Books, - 1867,
A large supply of BLAI4 BOOKS forall purposes,
kept on hand and manufactured to order . of al - nil and
heftsr quality and 'at.knoer rates than can be purchased
.in Philadelphia or New York, always furniahed'Att
• ' R BANNANI,I
' • - • , Bookstore and Bindery, Pattert4le.
Er - If yodwant to save money give us a call. •
ILANG Ailed PIZOPO/411.L9 will be received
to April hat, prog,, by.the Town Council of the Bo
really), Fort,Cartam, for the building of an iron bridge
of dtty feet Pan. BOSS BITIX,Preet; of "Council.
Atteat—DATrn Wicarrie; Town clerk. . •
Port Caition;March 1, Isr. , 104 t.
Viveinikwnwirtwilextref :Tinned-Pry Paw*,
Sauce Pans; Dipper& and kitchen- convenience&
Jastiocedved from New York, Housekeeper& would
do well to all and emsiallie our stock before purcha
sinitorezdsewhere., , BRIGHT & CO., Pottsville.
0,1 N(:! OW SET T S
FIIRCHASiD BY THE CitrAN'lTrf AT
B A N . N A PF'd-,9eedr"B[ire,
OOLLI I I,:—We keep on hand a larg e , stock
A. , of Whale, Lubrkiating, and 'Refined Burning Ms,
it lowest market todcers:' _ • BEIGIdT & CO.
OR.IDALY PRINIENTI9.-4A - splendid •se
lectlon of Wateties„ Sold and "Raver, .of Allied
Can ; Roolish - and &ilea mate...._ ... R. C. GREW,
- •
entes PoiSseilf!g,'
KgROtt4NT - TAILOR.
--munatar., '
APrn -7 1! 7: : 144 i
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IIII87:_,, - ;',111greitrig 'Arrangeniestrek " itiniz.
intunt.LvANLC inielrynAL n: n.
3._
ThbaCompoy hair reeeuar-Platedou Bale at Potts-
Ma, a Iligestoet•of through *kits to all winclps 1
_L C I T UURATi,-, ' • ! -MOM=
..'. COLUMBI44, <- '- , - mamas. . - . _
VAlllO_,
__,,' - - --f- - • , . • ItIEBRASHA CITY,
-` - a •PhiuMaLlge; -, ,- ".. :NNW OBLEA . ;iB.
- lOWA CITY, - OVAII&,,e' . -: - , -- -
PIDLITIAPOLIEI, - - --, - -- ,1 - 14IIE'l t .
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t'. Travuoggegnr„- -1 ~t •• -_ROCIC islairiA i
•••_ _
_' LahVBNWORTH„. ,-; IMIDUISe . • -
- Anuau genet* points Wast„Northweet &Southwest.-
alitArcAot ko l t to riltsballA ':, Befeei3,:yeachilig
• te a t an, fte.) et the Cran*a-1,-,whl ;ere throe&
11:eter0, t _ta , ,.....Lb0MP1CT,,..... . } = p4s ,- • ,p •
0 4: 1 1"'"
.iit=ilea-- ` —rilasyMe' atTitA:lo/E---u-irii;
al t alLi old Pittobtulltlat LAI.. X.
--Llattloil sat B . 4ll .'Ai•lii.i'artitio'ablfairle-
Aga_ ~. „.I.fltr 1!.. 1 AWL. liktlio;"14411. - - .
AL Vittfotolgo ume are rihaltilfilbe IleW
3 / 4 11 a 04 W er *Vab° ~ ' Ili i . ~B alms..
wom e n
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Saturday, March 23, 1867;
TBE-,.IATEST ' NEWS.
.
•Jilireolotions from Coal Operation; —Tn.x. on •
• Bit Mood Companies atitlioli!g Coal—Ea. ...-
evasion of O. Murderer —3l sarel loon.
In the State Senate Thrinsdayi Mr. Banddlpresented a
nuinber of resolutions ,aigned by coal dperatora of
SChuylkill county praying to he protected against on- -
preasion of the Philadelphia and Reading lialtroad. eon-
grol'ed by. foreign alphabets. who charge " 1 ' 1)43 "
Ades for the purpose of making large dividends on the
par value of /stock which they Jmught at half price. and .•
who embaneuraifildiseriminato against operators - who- '
;moot on good terms with tbo - company. The pet 1,.
tioners ask the I,egialatore to aid the new Anthracite -
and Consumers' Railroad, In order that we hare cheap
•
. . . • -
lir. Connell called ttp the act inalx sing a tax of four
cents per ton on anthracite coal ow all rallrosAcompa,
ties mining 'coal: Mr. Randall moved. to emend by
making it ten cents per ton, which wax not agreed to.
The bill wan then passed. •
• WILICIPHIAZILIL March execution of Alex-
ander B. Wiley. for the murder of his paramour, came
of to-day, at two o'clock. _Throughout - hie confine
ment he appeared,entitely Indifferent, ar.d. was perfectly
collected on the scaffold. and requested his spiritual
adviser to say that hp .did not kill Alice McElwee ln
tentionally. '
NswasescN. O. March 21.—The election held here
today r esul ted in a unanimous vote for Major John
Hughes, the southern =Ablate for S tate Senator. The
amnion voted. • • . •
The President will probably return to the lionse the
supplemental reconstruction bill.
The bill to admit negro testimony in the Comte of
Maryland, passed the noose on Thursday, and went to
the Senate.
1861.
Two school houses in Brighton, Vass., were burned
on Wednesday night by tocendlaries.
The mitistration of voters In Washington, under the'
new Suffrage law, has commenced.
The bill appropriating SID 000 foe the relief of the
freedmen of the District of Columbia has been rlgned
by the President. • -
The wreck of the old ram Merrimac, now in Eliza;
beth rl6er, fa shortly to be removed by means of torpe.
does.
General Hancock has organized a Rime Of 1500 men,
and General Augur a force of AOO men, for expedi
tions against the hostile Indiana.
'The suspension of the Batik of Cuba, at Ratans.
with liabilities of 1E5(0,000. is announced.
Mr. Muesli. premises to- bring Torward In Parlia
ment a liberal Reform bill for Ireland -
The instirrection against the authority of theSublima
Porte is rapidly spreading - thmligtout Measly. •. ,
There was very little (Hely:Allen rperate In stocks
In Philadelphian Thursday. and prices were unsettk-d
and drooping. Flour was Maly held at the late 'ad
vance 1 wheat, rye and oats were Au demand at 11,11
prices; corn was dull and rat - ter lower.
" TEM MlNtlte ,Tolleoit". —Ono of tho oldest and.
moat excellent journals on our bat is the well
known Miners'. Journal, rubliobed at Pottsville,
Schuylkill county, Pa. We are pleased to loam
that its circulation has more than doubled within
the list four yeafs, and the acce.sions to its sub
scription list, wo learn, tuencw larger than at any
period before. All interoStcd in industrial sob:
jects should subscribe to it.—Phibniftphia Preq.
AMERICAN Jot:taska or iSlthxist r —ln conse
4uence of the success of the Journal of 141i
ning, Messrs. Western & Company, the pub
lishers, will Off the 30th instant,-enlarge it to
twenty pages, thus making it on, of the tar ,
gest and most comprehensive mining jour
nals in the - country. .otir cntemporary is
most carefully and ably conducted, mid is
- fully worthy of the suecess which it has met
Wr•Cheif Justice Chase is already overwhelm
'ed by applications for appointments as rogi4er.4
under the Bankrupt aet. He will not appointinv
one until after the meeting of the Supremo Court
in' April next. When several counties aro cm-
I raced in one, C mgreasional District; a Itelis.
ter will probably bo selected from each comity, /
end none will be apps n' , d except lawyers who
stand at the head of their profes-non, and all will
b 3 rigidly examined, as these positions aro regard
el as of as tench importal..co as that of United
States District Judge, and the fees will be fixed
by the Supreme Court, Se that the best attorneys
can afford to attend to IL Where there ere any
number of, persona who desire to take the benefit
of the law the position of Register will bo very
profitable. •
LORD CnEminirteLn one day, at an inn where
he dine 1, -complained very much that the plates
and dishes were - very dirty. The waiter with a,
dogreo of pertness, observed :
"It is said that every ono- must cat a, peck of
dirt before he dice." -
"That may be true," said chestertield,--"bnt,
no ono is obliged to oat it all at ono meal, you
dirty dog." -
THE Efazleton Sentinehin noticing the as
sassination of Mr. Littlehales, - says :" • .
This is the most dabolictd aid cold-blooded 'mnider
that we have ever been called neon to record, and when
'wesay It took place In Schuylkill Cuuutv It Is hardly ne.
ceasary to add that the murderers are still at large,
Such is the reputation of this County
abroad.
Gov. Graar has been elected Worthy Pa
triarch of a Division of the Sons \ of Temper ! .
ancelately started in Harrisburg, of which;
4_e.ifs charter member.
........4,EstibtL .. ll.lners , Journal.'
• -
Ot a certain “Tom Pepper' I've often heardrnih-....'
Who was—as the legend directs ns:--
For habitual fibblng once kicked out of 11-1,
• And sent South to keep school down in Texas,
Farewell ancient Thom:nine. more show your face.
In extent and Importance you're lackln :
A more complete rascal than you takes 'your place,
A butternut knave call'd McCracken.
This would be . diplomat before he left home,.
On his great diplomatic inspection,
To Madrid and Stamboul, Vienna and Moms,'
Assured himself safe from detection.
The "Spalpeen,.. •twas plainly his scurvy intent,
' While patriot fame he would blacken, •
To pimp on the sly and to keep out of print.
• The barbarous name of MlcCrackeu.•
As you've pre-acted on our whole foreign corps at a
. •
Which proclaim you a great cell doer, •
And have nothing to fear from the claws of oki Nick,
As ho can't hold a chap such as you are ;
Fromi this do not foster a penchant, forties,
Nor a hope o'er so slim do not tack on
Should sneaking deny you a 'totes In the . •
Iron. may yet sup with Pluto—McCracken.
It etriires me McCracken., you may be the same,
• Say, is or la not ymir name Terry /
I knew manyyeare age nue of the name
75 Kept a .. Shobeen" . and dance room in Derry.
T'was said there was none In his manhood and youth,
75 Between Balllporeen. and lillFraclien.
Had half such a rent IA for "shying" the troth
As this nomeilews call'd Borax3lceracken.
50- -Tug OLD L's.
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• ~ .4111380NA, Illarch.llll.
POTTSVILLE MARKETS
Corrected.Weekl, for the ititueros2-So
Wheat Floor, extra family, per barrel,.
do . do do do - per cwt..:.
do do extra . - per barrel:
do do - superfine, - do,
Bye !Ulu'. ' do
do . ' per cwt.:.
Buckwheat Flour, - do
Wheat, prime white per bushel
do do re I. - . do
Dried Peaches; pared. Pc pound.
dy do . 1:11111arfl , do
Dried Applea, 1 - do
aye, bn.
Corn,
'Oats, "
&upbeats"
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Water Proof Blastiog.Paper.
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' OREGON AND ELDORADO,. OR • ROMANCE O.
THE RIVERS.
WOMAN OUR ANGEL—A. S Rae.
THE SOLDIERS' ORPHANS.—Stephens..
• WHO BREAKS PAYS. •
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