The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, April 13, 1867, Image 1

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Terminus of the Philadelphia & Reading R. R., on the Delaware, at Philadelphia.--Plers for the Shipment of Anthracites.
Pier No. 16, Pt. Richmond.. NOTICE. I Pier No. IS. -
QUINTARD, - WARD, 4 CO. lit hare appointed Hessrs.l6lA :NNE TT dc , 1 T A - 'r T
NEILL, 217 WALNUT STREET, PIILADEL-1 B ' i ' 8 CM/ g - Bwrvr at go.,
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9 Pine Street New York. FRIA, sole Agents fur the sale of car .
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*"2O Walnut s" o'hiladelphia. SILVER BROOK LEHIGH 00AL, "RBER.P. 7 ,Llll LOCUST ROUT ILT COIL.
S of other a pproved
qualities of
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,21 liilby " . Boston. ' From Port Richmond, Philadelphia. Shlppt
WESIT .AND RED ASH COAL.
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OOAL OF ALL KINDS BY THE CARGO, ROSIE dc LONGSTIIERT, 'Utters, . 818- Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
- - _ - s Trinity liatldiEß 'TRW York.
Silver Brook, Feb 21, 156.. . - - - , _
J.-42 27. '66 4- ' Cor. of Kathy . Doane Street, Boston.
Feb. 14, '69 • 7-
.1 . W. DUNKLEE & CO., H. Ald VIET T & NEILL,. •
Pier 19 Port Richuiond. •
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- SHIPPERS OF .217 Walnut St., Philadelphia, -' JOHN C SCOTT. & SONS
C 0 A_ I_,
OFFER FOR SALE the FOLLOWING CELEBRATED - '
STINEES ATT: SUMMED OF -
Pier No. 19, Port Richmond. ANTHRACITE COALS MAPLE _ DALE COAL,
AGENTS FOR • Yr." P °r'r / I , cu •"" - ' And deal..rs„ In other agu roved qualities of White
Itanchaster Bed Akb, New Haven and L o. , SILVER BROOK. (Lehigh.) SHENANDOAH CITY, lied Red Ash Anthracite, .r..d Cumberland
(White Ash ,; mined b v Wier &.M.alaO, SpORN Coal. . -
ain't Mountain White Ash. and Ash. j
(Red Ash). [Philrulelikla, No. 525 Walnut Si:, !win
OFFICES . 2 No. 4, Ore. Itnilding. • .
OFFICE 20,'SX WALNUT ST., PBILADELPIILL Also BrrumiNors and CUMBERLAND COALS . ' 2
:N Y , No. 119 Broadwsy, Walter, Errs.
July 21, "66 en-u. of well estabiblied reputation.
. Feb 23. .67 -I, 4- - . • & Co., Agents. I
Pier Pio. 14. - . Piers IS and 19 Port Richmond.
. OFFICES :-PUILADMPIITA. 217 Walnut St.. J. J,.'3/3TFT. 3.1•.• S. Brian:tr. WM. FiErtnates„ 1
•ROMM.EL &- HUNT-ER i.
1 - New 'roue, ROl.lll F, Trinity 80ndi:37..
Prortnzeor_ Westywael Street. , • ' .
DOVEY BULKLEY &CO -.
WWII ESAU: ' , CALDER IN FIRST QUALITIES OP Bonus,' 215- Doane Street. . ' '1
MTH BACITE AND BITUMINOUS
OASTNER, STICKNEY & WELLINGTON JOHN J. DOVEY, SON & CO.'
1
COA.LS. Mi - -
ner* and Shippers of Coal. . -
t.7..r. novxy, sr. li. r,ri.aLEY, U*Sf. LEEDRITIE, J. r.noesT)
OFFICES :-'205 1-9 IValunt Si., Philadn. - nu .
motile (from flier Bartaide Co' at ShaM Ok n ( ) , Miners and Shipp era rf the Celebrated - -.
No. 1 Itcetor and 23 Broad- " Lewis Vein ;Red Ash). ' . .
war* New* York. ' Locust Mountain
. (White t , 41, PRESTON ' AND GILBER'TON•
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21 ilb 93 Doane St., Boston. ' • ,
- A_ . -
Feb. VI, 'B7 32 Trinity Building. New York S
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OFFICES : 215 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. - .
. Pier N 0.9.
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' 15 Kilby Street, Boston, Wharf No. 20, Port Richmond.
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BANOROFT, 'LEWIS &0o;
Wharf-No. 6, Port Richmond. Philatita. ' - OFFICES: • '
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• Feb 24, '66 (May. 16, '33-20- . 8; PCHLADELI'LTI A-No. 226 Welnet St • Heflin N 0.5.
.. lIINEER 'AND amertes or TEE . tf]
'NEW YORK-Trluity Building, Room No. 66; U.
etsiChnitted ASTILAND COAL, . Pier No. 19. A. Aecbternacht, Agent. - ,
BOSTON-Sower* Reed. AgenlF : No. 28 Doane St
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FROM AIATIANOT MOUNTAIN. .. CH-AS. J. -& J. H. EASTWICK, VASEUNGTON , n- C- 11 - Joned, Agent.
• 01 , T1(11-111 Walnut Street, Commercial Banding, • •Match la, '47 ' • '
~, 11-
PI: l'r.d, Ipti` 3. NO. 121 WALNUT STREET, PIDEADI.,
• New 1 ork,Otlice-77 CZ:dor Street. Boston Offee-7 ' -
Doane Meet. _ Wet. 2.1...58 41- , , SIIIPPEItS OF
P ' rr -N °' 11. WHITE and RED ASH COAL , Co: ,
NEW' YORK & SOIiuY.I.S.LLL 00AL CO.
I suirerns OT , .
LEWIS _ AUDEN HIED ific. co., - 'Agents for the eale of the celebrated .
oIIOAD MOUNTAIN. BLACK HEAT,: AND
Wholesale Dealers in the best varieties of SURP.MOR RED ASH COALS.
• BiIIiNSIDE COAI„ • . - 1 2ti Exchanov., Place, New'York.
.
Anthra,c,ite
TOM . e n e 1. er p ery, lIMO - M, ' JS. C,
and Bituminous Cosier r ft, L k F'dl 0 lli 'Sh I,'
_OFFICES: 321 Walnut street, PhiladelpiALL r .
Thwlng &Co., .Agts., :7 State
1205 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. • Math 16, .67 . ,` - 11-ly '5B 43- . St., Boston,
OFFICES: .4 110 Broralwav, New York.
1_ 14;Iiilby Street, Boston. , Pier No. 13.
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, u. nceasCILEIS, JR. • LIERRY E. DOWNS. F. A. MASON .
Pioneer Shippers from Ellzabethport, of . -
LE BORDA SELLER & NUTTING,
COUNCIL RIDGE COALS.
lIIGLI, SPRING In 01 - ", - TAI N, HAZLETON, AND ' :
' .HEOKSOHER, EOM'S.' & °. COI,, r.'so 13-
Pier Pi0 . ..10 Pprtniebinorid.:
It. WHITE SON,
SHIPPERS - OF. COAL;
No; 31S *almnt - j areet„ Philadelphia
FOR. 13101:1 0 ,GZ ANT. F U.:1;" OF COAL':
NA , Weil Thirteenth St., New Torii.
Third.Aventie - tind Forty-ninth R.,. - New York
Ivey Whdrf; Providence, RhOdd -
Augnst. 4, NA Wt .
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PHILMELPIIIA,
SCROVLKILL NAVIGATION. •
Wharreti for- AIT4RIfITE COIL at
• Greenwich. Delaware Philada.
LEWIS AUDENICIVD & Co.,
AGENTS roll TILE SALE OF THE
Wolf Creek Diamond Coal Co.'s Dia
mond Red Ash, and
Black Heath White Ash Coals,
/205 Walnut Street. Yhllsdelphtati
or:7oa. : no Broadway. New York.
1 . 1.4 E.Bby street, Boston.
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17, • tA,
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Wharf Pic. 2.
• ICEPPL/F.lt & 11“0. • .
N. E. 'car. Walnut 'Fourth its., Ma
OFFICES: Sr, Floe Street, New York..
• • Mcrchanta• Bank Bailding,,Providence
, DAVIS PEARSON. & Co.,
. MIKEIVO AND BOWTIF.B OF Tlli
CELEBRATED LOCUST MOVISTAE , T- WHITE AbH
and..ISPOHN VEIN . .
•
RED ASH COAL.
• N0..199 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
OFFICES:
No. 111 Broadway, Room N 0.9 Trinity
' uniltling . , New York;
• No. 11 Doane Street, Boston.
WHARF—GREENIVICR, DELAWA.R.RVIOTTE,
API ritneert, PAILA. DIANIr67. 11122, ,ASHLAND.
VANDUSEN. LOCH:/LAN & Co.,
ME=
LOCUST MOUNTAIN. LOCUST GAP, WIT RRSBAB
RE, LEI: MI AND OTHER
WHITE AND , - RED ASH COALS , '
Azents for thdealeof the celebrated Georges C . reek
Catuberland Coal, from the Mined of the• Con.•
whantiou Cott] and Iron Company of Maryland. '
• , rpr.: Richmond,
Sm. - rine Weax. Elizabuth P 6l-4 • •
, Baltimore,
L
Georfretown- •
{2Ol Walnut etreet, '• .
Orneas : Trinity Bnilding, New Yorls. . •
• 5 Doane St., Boeton. •
Feb. 11. 'G.
DAVIS,PALES & - Co.
SII4TERS OF -
ANTBRXCITE BITUMINOUS GOAL,
iAgts. for Plymouth Cos: Co.'s Wilkesbarre Coat)
Office, No. 333 Walnut St.,
- 1"..f0r 24, NIS
AUDENRIED, NORTON & Co.,
Miners and .9.hlpperz of.
0 O. A.
LOCTST MOrNTArN—from 11•Zri. Dtr.L Ceds..rialY.
61 - I.'OTORIN-11,111 ENTi4FELISE
GEORGE'S CREEK CUNIBERLAND—frdm the co!!
aOLIDATION , Iktrirs OF . MAILYLLNP., •
• Walnut street. Philadelphia.
OFFICES: •.1 t 9 Ilmidway, New York..
17 Doane Street, Boston. 2 '
April 4, .66
LXIVIS 110TISEISSIE1.. . • •.' •J. L. KILN=
ROTHER.KEL & StalTEl3.,
Nmante AND autrmnia or
ANTHRACITE 41:, BITUMINOUS
GOALS I
tor. Sole Anents for the Sale of the'Crtzsaarrn Lo-
MIT MOUNTAIN COAT, from the C
. MITILLI.LL COMMIT.
0.0...7t.1:—.311 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
111 Broadway, N. V., and •
lt I Doanr Street,. 13 011104.
Wharves;—Withimlllislaid, Phila.; Port Richmond.
. "A-t.f •
J. R: r rOINILINTWION,
- .5 - ZIPPER OF
ti , 9 .
03y Schtiyll:llloB.l3B34 •
NO. 309 :WALNUT - ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
-• Rombippinig .Vrlmi•froit I .
Foot of ALLEGE(tNY ArEkOR Port I'M:tau:cid,
- LAUREL STRUT WELOF t Kenoltigtm. . .
. March 17: 'GO • • 11-11
.• 1 MAMMOTH VEIN -•
C WASOLIDATED COAL C 0...
Oar HIORDRY and BROAD MOUNTAIN COALS
are now sold ewle.ively• bg DA.I",.IIUDDICLI,
di CO. - ' . .
• Partka ordering from them,,may always depend
upon receiving a pare article.Phila3el • .
A. B. ALMON, Treasurer. •
pilelSti Feb '67 . .64f •
CAIN, .HAOKER & • 000 K,
VIMMJI OF
LOCIIST GAP, • •
LOCUST MOILTNTATN.
REACH MS ATIF.
Also, dealers In other first qualities of
wmirp. AND - BEli ASE coma.
Zi0.114. Walnut Street, Ptiffadelpma and Woodland
Mame, Echlylkiil River.
r Eas , u , n..... MOISTi RAI , XEIL'arIII9I M. 000 S..
.10.1.:i S. STELTESB, Slalom and
Schuylkill Sam re n.a •
• g-ly
February 15.
DAY, HUDDE.LL
MINERS AND SIMPERS OF
AIdTHRACiITE &- BITUMINOUS
COAL,
11109 Walnut St / 0 114aSelgda.
i„ , N P' 111 Broadway, arinittßallamigo) ' 'Y.
7 Doane S treet, caton•
Feb 10..'66 :
1000
CHOICE .cnicaav . Taingic
• Embracing ma beet kinds. Sot sale 07 kirt
bnndred. cheap in lots of Iwo and two handed they
win bet old at 843 pet 190. Apply at, WIZIKWOOO
riitaillf, or Weir lIALIKAII I Pattnillia ; _ ;
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Wtolosale Dealers In Bert Varleties of
ANTHRACITE & .BITUMINOUS COAL.
c 3 4 .1.• Walnut .Street:Phll,nde!phis;
OFFICES; Kilby.Street,.B,ston,
CROorn 64 Trinity Building, N. York.
. .
tifAole Agents for Weit Lehigh Green
wood Conl• and Coal .Trout the I.ocuot
Mountain Colliefy of the .111.ammolh Con.,
rolidated Coal Company. ' ' •
GEORGE CREEK BITUMINOUS on boaid at Balti
more or Georgetown. ‘. • [Aug 11, •66] 11-
NEW YORK.
SAML. - -11.01NINTLL;JR;,.
• . • Of7EL6 FOR RAVE . .
SUGAR GREE d Ii
a;n orals
LEHIGH .COALS ; • .
ALSO,
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Wyoming, Lackawanna & :Scranton,
Petivered oitboatd:Vemels at Piers woe. 9,-
• • E ABET:UV : OBi', N. J. • •
'OITIOE-43 & 45 TRINITY BUILDING,
111. Broadway, New Yarek. ' •
Mayl2, •66 . • " .15-1 y
DAI4 - LEL PACKER. • • '• • E. A. PACKER .
• ' PACIER '.&
. 111140 AM) &UPPERS OP • 1
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Lehigh, Schuylkill; Williegbrtrre, -
. lAtchau'anna, Cumberland,
and Elk 11111 Gag Coal - •
. ICompany
C 0 A S
OF FICE:No; 4 Pine Street, Iltev York.
Oct6be; 14, '65 .
JAB. W. CALDWELL. . C. B. C0NA.2 , .r.. • Ini..ll.zip.
OATTAVELL. CONANT 9
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&:Co . -
-
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119 Broadway, Corner Cedar ISt,,,* IC : V .
• WHOM° , 4 . t DEALERS IN •
00 -AL IS
. ,
LEBIGH, COUNCIL RIDGE, WILEESBARRE,
IiADANOY, - RED: ARR . , LOCUST MOUNT- .
• AM,': CUMBERLAND,. BROAD TOP
• AND- OTHER FRIETLEB. •
Feb 24036 . • • ELt.f •
WILKESBARRE .COAL;
DELIVIILZD 1318fiCT ?TOM TEM METTBOI , TUN
WIIIIIBBARRE 00A.1; AND IRON 00.,
OR FOR RE-SIELP,IIENTT AT
Elizabethpart and Jeisey (Nil,
°MCC: -NO. 16 WALL STREET, IGEW YORK.
Feb.l6, .67 • ' 7-Gm
COAL. • • • • COAL.
I'4R:undersigned is now
_prepared to
tui orders for Lehigh, Wyoming, Sib a-
Sehaylkill,,llVliiie and Red Arb,
Cumberland"and Gas • Coal—from. Mauch
Chunk. on the Lhigh Canal; Schuylkill Haven.. Port
Carbon and - Port Clinton on the Schuylkill Canal,
and from Amboy, Trenton, Hoboken and Port Rich
mond. for shipment East and North.. '.' • • .
InarOrdera receiret prompt attention. ••
W. J. 11.4.111,AN,
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Rooms 70 and 71, Trinity Building, New York. •
• Jane 9.0, .66 • '
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BROAD TOP.
GENERAL OFFICE
BROAD TOP WHITE - ASH
.Semi-Bittuniptms 11 •. - • .
CO_ALS,
No. ROO 'WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
ROBERT BARE POWEL, Rainer.
CONNECTING OFFICES :
16 Traveler Buildings, Boston, Mass.
38 Triniry " • New . York.
Feb.l4, '0 , 7-tf
BROAD TOP WHITE ASH
SEMI-BITUMINOUS COAL.
OiLDWELIA, GORDON 00.,._
110. 113 Wain's,* Street, rhiladeVitt.
No. 111 Broadway, New orgy
No. 144 State Street, Bongos;
.Offer a superior quality of this celebrated coal from their
EDGE BILL COLLIERY, •.
tined and Shipped exclusively by them: . '
April 4 4 '65 ' :
ELIZABETHPORT.
OAL• •
•
A. T. STOUT_ & co.-,
• - Miners and Shippers . orthe celebrated
" Stout " '
'
ii rtilteirt " ..& Stout (Lehigh) Coals,.
From the EhervaleVolliery and the StontCollierk..
near Hazleton, Pa, '
And. Deniers in the beet varieties -
.irrinucrrs . 11D • int . uniakTe cons.
Delivered dlinct in= the mines or on board of Tee
aele ac
TREarrow, HiLIZABEiMPORT, H. J.
R. BRUNSWICK, - N. J. PORT maamcom,
• OVFICI3II ,8.46 Trial ity Stlldin j,
Brentduruy, New
Elnurt.." Via yfians. • • G. lanStorr.'
L moicus.
-M O : . R
.R..1:..8 . &_ ELY,
SIMMS OP
,Lehigh, Bnok Mountain, Nuildin, Newport,
ITilkeebaire, Locust Mountain and
Mammoth Vein
Delivered ea board versals ;-at. tiEW Bitl7l l 4lWEDt 4
4:I3ZABZ7UPORT. 8080 :PK NA.
: or dbeettooritAtiOß ORIMIL a mat a z .
OPTXT4,-1, Sawa 472'411404 fialbl!aasi 1.
Stalail.wa7.Fear York.
Z‘,./I.—rtartaz W. 441111 0 .014 tali 8724* -
Niqilit . • WS-
MINF.P.S 'AND SHIPPERS'
.OF
TO. •.A . : - 14..
Office,. Ircrom34; Enlp re )3nil cat 7.1.;8r0a4"
: :way, NE W .•
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41, -Port Richtuond,
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April 0, •GI •GG-10
SCHUYLKILL CO.
T. -.1f.• tOHOLLEYBERGER, - AGENT,
:Miner and Shipper of i.he Celebrated
Mark .11eath White Ada and . Peaked Moan.
-• rain Frei Burl:dn.' •
• C O AL. •
ADDRESS—roIt6 SILL& Or MINELS' TUX, SChUyi•
kill County, Pa.
April 14. T.!: • • •,
.J.A-111E $ ..•: . .0 0 -N.N R
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Lind -S:hilixrtif Ci - lebrated -
LOCTIST ?BUNTEN COAL,
Schuylkill County,' Penna.
• 1669 • • • • '
. .
J. M.. .11' E'CK
MINER AND. SHIPPER OF . THE
• •
'C , • •
Centralia , or., „Loeast initain
• ';
CO ---• • '
Post Coke Addre‘s. ASllLA: , ;D,Schuylkill fic,r.V.
Pa., or Centralls,,Colutabla Counti„ • .
June 2,7 CB.
THE HILL & HARRIS COM.
Messrs." nommEt
: . . Walnut St:, Philada.,:•
Out exclasiie..Agents for the sale of four .cori, along
the line of the S.chnyllifll,•in the citirs'of•l'hiladelpliii
'and New York, and in the Kaaterti 3Llrketa•-•. to whom
allorders Flotilld be aild.emed• : • . • • ' •
By. contluniug ill 'prepare cur coal .in the VEST ervr
xsavEs we Lope to retain our old customers and
secure new ones. being. prepated to - do a largely In
creased businas.s this year . . • • DILL e ILA URN.
Mahanoy City, Jan. 31st, 1741 T. .t.. 7
EAST 11? RA-NB-LIN L 0 . 8 REEKY
VEIN COAL-. •
• lly•Enst Frookoto.lorberry Coal lie itow Sold eicln
elvoly CALDWELL. GORISON•& Co., who
are my sole Agents: Parts orderhig fmen them, only,
always detests' noon getting a pare article: • . ' -
. • • (y 0.114 Walnut St.; -Philadelphia.
`
ex ' s , No. 111 Broadway, Trinity Building.
• New York, • ' •• . -• •
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No. 10 State street, Boiton.
I.IENRTICEIL:
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Tremont, March-29,'69 • • • .
•
C ..A.. • ••L LANDS . . -..•
LEASIE.—The Schuylkill Coal Camp-my are
L now prepared to 'make lenees on their lands In
Foster Township, Schuylkill County These lands are
located on'the very beat ixtriion, of the lieckscher. Ba
sill, having over four mita. ran on the .Duniel,.Croeby.
Lealor, and all the veins known in, that basin,. both
end.-below water level. • Favoruble•leases With'
an abundance of timber for 'tniuing,ourpoSes, will nos@
be made to good tenants, on uptilication to 11,
BODY, President of the Company. - No. 9 Wall Street,
New,York. . , • . • Juno.r.
LEHIGH.
TIIOS. lIITIAL Os: CO.,
SNUB'S SPREIG HOTYLI r X LEHIGH
C 0 A-11
rorktOWll; Carbon County, Penna.
OFFICES
" 322 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
JEANESYILLIC.. Luzerae County, Pa.
LORBERRY CREEL
LORBKRRY
CWe, the taidereigned, havitnt: coneoll
totter! ee in the Lorberry Region, will hereafter Wow.
ittt onrbastness under the name of • .
. • DULLER, ST-RES &Co:
• • - GRAEFF. & NUTTING: .
Mr. GRAEFF, a member of our arm, having mode'
ted himelf. with J. BLAKTSTON, will reside in
Philadelphia and all our coal shipped by tide-water will
be .under,the exclnalve Oontrol of BIABUSTON.
'GRAEPP & CO.
By increased cane and attention in its preparation. we
hoop to maintain the reputsdon of our celebrated Lox..
berry Coal.. Pnrchaseni abroad an rely upon having
thin coal shipped la the v best order.'
• . . bIiLLSIi . sitparlr'a co.
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: .
Tun radmianed is now prepared to Dell
the best • quality and, best prepared coal
known in the :cPal region.: such as WOLF - CREEK,
'DIAMOND COAL bOAL, PRESTON COAL
COM,itow mined - and, Prepared by Erenderick, Dovey,
Buckley & Ca.. 6114.Nt0K 2 COAL, BRACE REATH
and others, ..All orders promptly , attended to,
- LP 411111EIL• CARER,
Office opposite Union Hall, Alekantongo St., Potterllle.
March k, , GS •., , .• . • 6km
COAIfiI.RA 'Xi* York and
Middle Coal Field Rail Road and Coil Com.
nary,. are rota, to to give Lewes on 'their. 'sada
located In Con To ~
:gratin. Columbia Ckninty;
the viclnitg of mint Carmel: width have ' been falllf
developed by recent stating& .' The Lessees Wid be re-
Aldred ro
to, make adi the necessary Impvement% •
Applioitions will-be received at the office of the Comte
PallY.,No. 218 Walmit'Sr.; Philadelphia, or to their En
gineer, W. A , SymOns. ktureell'a Building Pottsville.
Penns., where full I n formatio n ta r be obtained.
FQE BALE on TO 1.E41111.—.& of
land • actuate . half a mile west - of Llewellyn., In
Branch and Reilly tom:eh/pa Schuylkill County, c o n..
tainlng 430 acme, having a...ran of three-fourths of a
mileon the 10/leering veins. viz: Gate Veins, Sei
kith, Black Nine, Tunnel, Fanet and Salem: Parties
*Wang to purchase. oats Wass .eiß make apulkation
to. .JOSIIL/A koriagarrr •
• • • • .IucHARD smETErtatir.,
• . J. BUN. DAWLIPPINCOTT; •
itmstutope of the Satate of James Dundaa, skewed,
• - . at 121 Walnut Ss., Philada
Or to °mous X. BlLL.Bent!etatia Potteelk7;
Esx:ri
ANIAINtrAcG E VirANTRO.--The
. MidLothian Coallitnini v d
CemPen...litidakend,
wish.birgtata .. to employ. a Aillutte
lbotospinirsequsbded with the manamdamit co vest.
Be must present ample testimealibtot am*
setwtandtoittladstly arid .zefeream to , the
managettaa or den:manes, arid the Fabled. of mid
ditylleitions mu be =de to the Prodded at
the Comsmayattcbtamol. Audit the '4oth at
dip:di:Weed - April 6. .61-163 t -
ROPE , WORKS 0
JOIN_. Ai-TROEB1.11!1.94„ ,
,TreartimiNevir J - ker - I -- sty.,
E itruaroortmat WA a t nrev; ar , only ca
.1 ", 4101414 . 111444r.';
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sill t ee th yee to piereethe Beweh l ef the Earth, and bring oat from the cams of : Nom Metals Which OM give strength to our hands and snidest ail Wart to oar we and gamut JOHNSON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
11106. L. ADDISON. IMAM= WAMELN.
To Coal Dealers, Gas Cos &c.
THE tmdersiorned bovine succceled Focht a.
Warren the ogle manufacture of Focht,e.celehratod
Self-Dumping,
Hoisting
• Bucker,.
Bu'
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And Isox Ifotsruld - 1144ir46'
foctn.to •
„Iron Cars • ---4.4ft4
Iron Box:: :
Wheelbarroas,.
Ate prepared to fill all orders with jgorepines sapd dtepstclt..
. .
•
.
' .Norice.—Being the sole ()linen of the Patent Right
for the Self-Dumping, .floist4ig, Scoop Bucket • and
DOCit we-caution all persons against manufactu
ring or purchasing the came from any except onmeives,
or our agents, as we willprosecatero the utmost .limlt
any infringement on the Letters Patent.-- . '• •
. • AD LSON tVARAIDI, Reading. Pa. •
. . .
GREAT IIifPROVEME.,'NT. IN .'COAL SCREENS.
. The undersigned are now prepared to. manufacture,
at their shop, in - Mitersville, all kinds of SCltElli' INS fer
ecreenina. Coal, of the irnprcritd manufacture, patented
to Jonas Laubenstein, - 4th February, 1664..• ' .. ... '. .
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NM In
ME In
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NIL ..4dfr
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Screens mentfactnred by tills process,cs are more do
itthle, Infanta:in their and are furnished as
cheap as any to be had'in the County. • - -.; -.; '
• They are. made of spiare iron, in curb shape as :to
prevent the Coal Sliding from 'one size to the other be
fore it is thoroughly ;assorted, thus preparing, it better.
than can be done by cast lion or wire screens,' • • .. .
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TNT minufactprens nrgentlj request all . Ow:ratites
wanting ttct eens, to examine thole new patent.Sereen•
at their ttitop, or. at work at .the Mammoth Vein Col=
Itery of George S. llepplier, near. St.
,Clair, where they
'have, been in nee for ome,tirae,- . :
. - .
BY pnrchisingUcreens made,under this Patent, liti
gation,or any frouble as tapste t rights trill be avoided.' -All work done with proinptness and disriatch..
. ._ • • - .T., a. L. LATTBENSTRIN,. -,
Minors : vine. Jane '1',"1542. : • 2341. ,
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J.
.G. :PRICK,
' CSUCCESSOR TO BROCK A STIOMIUMR,I
MAIIIIVAMITIXIS OF .
NVIR E COAL SCREENS,
ruder the Jenkins' Patent,
COR. RAILROAD ..& NORWEGIAN . STS.,
POTTRITILLE PA. •
Ell Riser CLAMS COSA:SERV .for Lease.
- , —The - execnturs of James Dendee, dec,d. arid' the
executors , of Wm Richardson, d'ec'd, offer for lease the
Peaked Mountain Colliery on , the ."Catharine . Groli"
tract, situate -in' Foster Tow.nship, Schuylkill County,
Penns. The lease. will grant the -right to mine on the
north .dips •of the "Big ;Orchard." "Primrose,"
"Holmes" "Crosby or Mammoth,' , . "Skidmore," and
"Boca: Mountain" Veins.. Also, the right. to' establish
a new colliery on the basin between the peaked Moun
tain. and Mine Hill, and work all the veins of the basin
on both dips—andlikewise alt coal above 'water level
on the adjacent lands of the Forest improvement Com
pany, between certain points... 'The Peaked Mountain
Colliery is worked - by „two shafts, and the improve
menu. consisting of hoisting.enginee. new large Gig.'
rush engine. pumps. miners' &e.i. are.
all in excellent condition. This most'deturable primer
ty will be leased on. liberal -terms.. *Further Informs
tion• and exhibits of maps, surveys. &c., Will be •sriven
'to responsible parties on application to TER EXECU-.
TORS OF JAM.Es DillsiDAS OR \VM, ilifiLLARbsON,
'4JoiPrnne-street, PLIILADRY.PILIN, orto
• •
CHARLES St... BILL. Agent, Pottsville..
V E i n 1=11: A. if 1.11 . ?, 0 IS T ATS
. - - -
The gx.-cidors of James. Rarities, Deceased, and the
Executors of Maim. Richsrdw n, decca_qed; will sell
sll that valnable tract of coal land knowcraa the
“6titheritite Groh" Tract,
sitreate in . Cass and Foster. Townettipa k, Sciinylkill.
County. Pennsylvania.. •
This tract contains 424 acres, almost all of whleli are
.enderlaid with proven seams of coal. • The• tract has
three di dart basins on it, viz :—The First. or Southern
Basin, betwata the Mine mil and Peaked Mountain;
the Middle.cr Great. Basin, between the Peaked Moun
tain and Broad Motuitala, and the . Inverted or Jugular
Basin on the • Broad Mountain. • The course of the
veins average about .1700 yards. •
The Middle Basin. contains.. ALL the -known vein.,
.from Orchard" down to the first In theieries
of the measure, incladitur the MAMMOTH—being tee
veins in' all, of. the aggregate thielniess of over seventy,
~• . •
There arenow two drat claSs collieries on the tract,
vie The “GlenCarbon'*—under. lease. which expires.
October; 1971—and ••Tbe Peaked hi•nntabo. o —the
lease of -which earthed - Ist of January, 1507 , and which
Is now Untenanted . There is ample capacity ` , • for• a
third colliery In the First or Southern - Basin, wham op
erations for years would be above 'water level.. - The
• improvements, which willbe'sold with the lette , e, con.
slat orone. new,. large, powerful Cornish Pumping
Engine. 100 horse power.. built by Mr. Vasiine - of
.Pottsville, with all Its appurtenances; in ccimplete. ord
er, four fifty bane power and ape sixty-horse poWer
' Hoisting and Pumping Engines. 81' Miners' Houses,
one lame Stone Store and Dwelling House, Reservoir, ,
Water Pipes, Stables, and various other valuable prop
,ertieta . -
*.Besides thia estate In fee,the under Mined will Sell
along with it the right possessed by this estate to mine
coal above water level on the • adjacent lands el the
Forest Improvenient. Company between certain points'
. .
For farther' infqrmation, parties. Contemplating' a '
protium, are, invited to. Call at the of ice of the Ander
signed; where they may examine the Inventory, maps,
surveys and Engineers report of -the tract. The terms
of sale will be made veryiiberal. . . •
• • JOSHUA LIPPINCOTT. .
RICELAND SMETHCBST, - , •-• •
•• • • - J. MINIMS LIPPINtXriT,,
Execatora of James.Dundas, Deceased, 400 Prune St.,
, azoiont arcnemisolq, -
Ei - ectibans wad Tnisteelsof W.m.Nlchardson, Damao%
" No. 200 South 4th street, Philadelphia. ,
or to CAI-ARLES M.'lllllLlr.
• • . Beal &Lida Agent, Pottrrille;
Joinery 19,111 g • . • . .- •
TO CAPITALIST S AND 'COAL
.OPSDATORS.--An I'lmi:et Wolfer
ad la n Coal Mine now beingteveloped and made:mg
an abundance of best White Ash Antinaclte. albmte'
within 2 miles of the Sesquebanna Public improve=
meats, and 1 mile from new :railroad about being
commenced; lease lean .to run; covering nearly
300 acres; on favorable terms to;shoe wishing wan;
vest . Apply in peoson or by letter' to
• ALTHOUSR, Berta Co.. Pa.
Marth.2ll,'.6f • t . • net' •
AMERICAN CHAIR CABLE WORKS.
Twzorcr nazi a:aim:a ta...rac aosomis.
... - ..Eu . ..-P,-.1:e;.. - 2itit - 4E O 4O3ECi -- :: .
•.:, ~-:-.:-:'.,. ~..uorqrAkoP4l4 car:
CABLi, at* a tow iniFSoi!E OHO,
.:. - ..-;',,? ~J -: -I.: *riliiiiiok7;'.. l .•:: . ':" .'•:..' ''').-
14aine- ; sal*
4seeiptioTh b•rdar
I(4l4ncttandal
vreg,..1n:
relliXclkll7-titrj
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'ROPE, TWINE,.OOBDAGE&PMCOM.
--Pettavillet iPsul ••'•
we mmxasughobantaltilimilpalmtesillis
4111.0111 , .
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SIIENANDOAOIII I itcON ORlK.s—The
.snilsailsr is no* prtpued to bro'd
a S ttd " L nl `ri E tt n ars ginvg. n e da n t l t ß cia re lli 479 n AM
and turnings made to order E.p ec i al
attention paid to the manntatlu ent alt.'
Cur Wheels J on:s
Shenandoah oty, April 1, •Gl'
• imam PALO: 'ALTO -mow CO. are
2. prepared to furnish T RAILROAD I - R0N,...a- c .4 4 1 L •
log from '2O to-79 pMnlda per yard—STREET RAlLS—
tram 1$ to GS piaande • per yard, tomtit •ft -
either for horse-cars- or Inentnotivee.— ,
All.theee rails are of the LATRT AND.:
MOST' APPROVED PATT.F.ENS—
Ai ga a genera) assortment of RElteli r r..!''`" , """
..„ 1 „ 11 , BAR iRoN, Roande; Elate. Smetrei. - Ralf
ROund and Greoved,'HOPE AND BAND IRON, .CAR
AXLES, RAILROAD CHAIRS •EISII• PLATES AND BOOK EPIREt3..for - rnEa. ROLLSmade of, the best
Mande of cold Blaireharemil iron.: • ready for itse...eitii
er for. T rags. street rails or bar tree ; Also 'all kinds
of CASTINGS FOR ROLLINCI3IILL.S. • 3 1 ,'..11.tu In•
vile attention to' Mar DIFFERENT- PATTERNS OF
SHEARS, for autthik' old Mile. - raddled irnn:,.te.,
• • • BENJ. IlAYWOOD,'.Preeidi•nt. •
•Office corner 2d'and Market Sta., •Pottal ills, Pa.
POTTSVILLE ROLLING - MILL,
ATKINS BROTHERS, 'Proprietors,
"Pottsville, Schuylkill 4County,_ renott,,
'Man efactutera of •Railread iron (both Tlnd. Sheet Haile) are prepared to receive and eac
cote orders at Elton . notice,. for alit et dr t r 7.... 6o
sll the ordinary sizes in use; .rft„j • T:41.411",
• Making • our own. Pig. mend, we Are ' t. iy:
careful to select •sintable ores; •bnyert.
can-therefore rely an receivinc in all'elt , e.
raga- The' smaller sizes of T.itaffs. , 2o `26 0 5;22.•and
,
40 pounds to the pint . altvays • on band, ' and. supplier'
iu small lots as *anted, •
Pottsville, October "nth. " . . • • • •
. ~
cif - AP:AT • 111LIIM W.OI¢IECA. in &HA NOY
vai" CITI7;‘-The•inbnriher, haviiii; hiaworks.ooE6-
.Pleted and in full opeiation, with h.crn,7--
ry ••,.. f - - -
-machine and tools of 'the latest im- ~.'
improvement, is now prepared to do all -" '..,... - -
kinds : Of mining-machinery , steam en- ,'
ones of any size for hoicting arid bum p - ~., . .; 2.....,.....
ing, 'single and 'double acting pumps :if all 02.4* and of
the latestimprovement, Cornish engines of any size far.
shafta.-with. Cornish- pump, :J1
t i n n go n. PrZ elopes rea e . re or ,...with chilled or plain teeth; all::
kinds of Wrim4ht, iron forging:: for dri Cr cais or mining
- machinery, blast furnaces of. cold or hot blasit,.with -aig
improved blowing, cylinder and blast pipes, and rolling,
:mills with the two-or three high - roils. with the latest
imploved furnaces for puddling' or heating, all kind of
•saw mill Pastillas for circular -or libright saws, brass:
work of every description -east, and Ilnigheti: nod • rail
:road castings of all plies-for minas orriiiirnail.4.: The`
subscriber; laaking hail it-long erpei•icnce iti,the machine
basinemin this region, and a. practical nieUhanie and
well known as one of the late ilnin• of-Wren and Bros.,
of the. Washington Iron Works, Pottsville, trustS• that
prompt attention to business. • will jirncnre• for him the
p ttronage of his old friendi of the mining-region; and
elsewhere. ' •.. •. !lI:LOMAS WREN 314hAnoy City.
Apr} 141; .66
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/10 COAL • OPERA TO/IS4- dr, 311 N -131.1.1.
Pioneer Holder Works.: •
.
The subscribets respectfully invitc the •
attention. of the business community to
theirMoiles Works, on Railroad Street.
belc4 the PasSe.nger Depot, Pottsville. ;
where they are prepared.to
BOILERS OP ,ItIVPATY - •
Smoke. Stacks, Air StaCks; Blast Phis,. Gasontetera,
Drift Cars, &c., &e. -Boilers on hand, .
••• .
Bon- practinal" mechanics - and Faring for j•ettrs de
:voted thewelves - entirely to tit is bra,:ch ~frhe
flatter . themselves:that' work- ilone at- their t:‘qablish
-meet Will give satisfaCtion .to r.l: v:ho nuts favor thew!
'with a call. Individuals and C+ mfediles tvill find it
greatly.to their. advantage to *e.a.ahline. :h,ir work be
fore engaging elsewhere. . • ' JOHN 1. NOT:LT:,
Jan_l. ' • 'MA fllF.w RHODA.
WASItir . GT ON . intri: WORK S
• • NOT IC E ..;The wiwks .0 f. the laze firm. of Wren &
Bro., known as the i•NVASIIINGTi 7.4ig'imaio
IRON WORMS," located on Coal
In the - Borongh of Pottsville, will. •zi '''''
continued by the tiabscriber in all AL," `rrti
various branchea: viz ; .Steam
-
building, and ati fl
all kinds of hlachinez mining either
coal or ore . ; blast- funiaces Of. hot or - cold' bfizat ;
drintli of railroad castings and rail.ro.al..cr.r. itztnres, Cl'
wrought and east iron ; all kiwi. , I,f ea...” . ! n 0
kinds of railthwork;• RYA all ttz latest im
prcOied ,prnims; single and . &nib:a actin- % Reputring
promptlyatiended to and r.capy ctrTuri..df- .
By careful attention to:birsmi-s it‘a subscriber trusts
he will receive a. share or the publf& patrOm.ge no lib
erally bestowed on the late firm. JAMES., WREN;
- Pottsville, hepteMlier IS,tri... -
• • •
L I INEG ROVE
PINEGROVE; SCHUYL:
Mschlubt W Ltithwer..
LIAR'VNERSIALP CE; „
1
We. the siibicriberi .iliNk! I.4o4,4r
enceeed into al Partnership; u Lt.er the
Firm ; name Ind
.6tYle of AL,l.l.:(tN' t a " •
.13A_NNANt to carry on the I , ', mutl.i; litachilie, &a:Sch
atz and Car-asking B11:1116;1., In P..rt. earhdrt, Schuyl
kill County. I t EPT ALLISON, • •
• . ' •
A pril is P.112,1`1C. I S B. CANNAN
t. ISOG. • •
A fillL.01) . IRON WO:t.t.:ro. •
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The subScribers arc , . tow fall , -ire- .. 5 .......0.ca5i0
oared to - farr.islu at the A51.1:1:,,171r0n i.i . -=
Works, Steam Etioinee raid Pumps of " - 'i^•• -
atiy power and ca pacity, for miiiiii • atd., , ,,;' - ,,,,',„ ~ 4
, ..c.0 , 0".,,
other poll:awes, Coal-Breaker; of Zi:ery,7.1..'„;,,,,,,,_
size and-pattern now in ti , e: tok,dther with ea..tinsaud
lorizings of every description. Co,,;aud Drift Lars of
all sizes and pattorns,-larire Track 'mid llore,Cars . ,— .
&Ilion:id:died at the shorteat ice ice. The - snl , scriberi.
'tlatter.thesselves that, ina-anacii it , , , .eyery.re.:_staber of
the firm Is a practical 'raecteln! , :: they-will be able_ to
furnish methinery that will cciniiara'favorable with any
In the Re -doh. • All orders directed t0C1....% M. C4eitara,•
Ashl.and3...theylkiD County, Pa., will receive prompt
.attebt ion. - .. • . .- J. 4'; M..- GARNER. -•
Ashland, 9, 166. - , % . - ' iii-'
F .
OUNDti V- AND :IA Cl.r2 !NE .
-SII.OP,
Steam ear ..Fsietory. &c. • • . . .
• • NOTICE.—The businesS of The late
,'N,z
fhun of SNIDER & 711ILNES ill he in *Mk
continued by the subscriber i a - all ic. , ): . a,..„L,„ ' "•: ''
rims-branches - of Steam Enchie builil.4c ll - ,aga g
ing, Iron Founder, and manufacturer ofklgNnx „ -
all Icindsof Machinery, for Rollin.; Mills, Blast Furna
ces, Railroad Cars, &c., ac. Ile will Aliiio continue the
bthsinezis of Mining ,and and SeilluZlthe celebrated Pine
ForeSt White Ash and - Leivis and Spohn Veins Red
toll Coals, being sole_prbprlet or of t nr.,-e Collieries. •1
• • .. , - - GEORGE W. SIN - 11)Eft% :
January 21; , 66 : • - • • . --- , . 3-tf
-T I,
ATIAQVA BOLIING HELL. •
, The TAMAQUA ROLLING MILL COMPANY hay
ing,. now completed their. Works at Tll .
Inagua.- Schuylkill:' County, :are• nowajeq 2r- r ms ,
mannfaettning and prepared supply
Merchant Bar Iron of-a very supertorr-4 s ;
RottdEt; Squares, Flat and ,
founds.
•
Orders are: reepeetfel;y .sollched,. and will
meet with prompt attention. • ' • .
J:ca. RALsToN. Treas. • . RATCLIFF,
Tamaqua, Jnly . •
. ~ . • - -
.D oi!.. E 11_8. AND • STA C Al-. . . ..
. .
. . .. .
.The subscriber Is prrpared to exec - cite '
ordern for the *above articles, with din-„ la :,.. tTat,
path, at the-old of busines.% 03:11 '.,,_ _ ~,,' ,
Street, below Norwegian. SO fc;et boil: 1 ,..: u i`'''' --
ere always oft hand. Also, the .Mann - ''' ' -''''''
. . .
.
. : • Coal and Other ..Shovela,• . .
. ..
Of the hest: material and wo:kmaaship. - .Repaint
promptlyatterided.to.•:rer Fans for mining ventila tion alwayti on hand. . .• .TABEZ SPARKS..
. Pottsville. Augnet 21,'65 • - -...' ; 3.5-ly -.,
,
AI • w.. CD NV Engt neer*
Al, A • .Broad and Hamilton etreeis. philadelphta. Pa,
Would call the attention of RailO'ad ,
Managers.. and those interested in Rail- -
road-Property, to their eystem of Loco- "7• ' ' •
motive Engines, in'which they are adapt - - y".y.inf's-ccjim
eu 1 ° - lartlettlax boalne for
they may be required; by the useof one, two, threw; or
Tour. pair oldrivinn wheele and the GI , C, of the whole,
or eo much of the weight its May be ci, - .-sirable for ad
.hoeion ; and in:accommodatire• . th em to . the tirades,
.curves, strength .of superetructiou, and mil and work
to be done: By these menus' the unixirrium liseful effect
of the power IR secured With the lmiet expense for at
. tendence, WA of 'fuel, and repairs to Road and Engine.'
With these objects in view. and as the result :of twenty
three years practical experience in the bilAiileid by, cur
senior partner, we manufacture dve .dif.rercnt - kinds •of•
Engines, •and several 'classes of sizes of eack
.Particular attention iplid to' thd strength of the inn'
chine in the plan and workmanship of all • the, detalle;
.Our long expericnce-ami opportunities of Obtaining in=
formation, enable/Luis to offer these engines with the
assurance that. in, efficiency economy and cinnthility,
they will compare favorably with those of any other
kind in use. We also .fumith to order. wheelscaxles,
.bowling or low moor tire Ito fit centre without boring')
eomPozifion castings for bearings of every description
'of Copper; Sheetlnan and Boiler Works ; and every ar
ticle appertaining to the
,repair or renewal of LOC6IIIO.
, • • 'IL W. BiLDWEN. ••••
~Jtu?uriry,23, , G 6 141 IiATTIIEWILUILD
JO I - I.N IY.L.EH.
MA/sajFAC:II-11EU
•-. • •
-....C0AL SCREENS -- •
Of the Latent and - Moat . ..Approved gtylra,
' The tindendted who Sit a practical 'Screen Manufac
turer, Iniartn...coal Operator. and otnrrs, that he la
manufacturing anew COAL Sett IS EIV,- patented'
'Jane 21,1564, and, another patented August 2, 1248,
HE GUARANTErss - TIIAT TUE: 'MESH WILL AL
WAYS RETADT ITS ORIGDIAL: SIZE: UNTIL' Ml'.
.TIERLY WORN OUT. • •
• He- reapeetfally *Midis a connannwe
.of. the patron
age heretofore so Morally beat:med.' ripen
'• JOHN R. DIFILM,..
.Railread St., rani of Ziterlre •ILardWare• Store, • .
New. 4; VA-44,tf: POTTSVILLE. RAI:
& SNEIL'S
PATENT SLATE PIOTERr
Thla is warNntedlci remove all Hat end refasettuff
from coal at it thronzb (he breaker It It Wed
at many c,ill¢rtea thiougheht the -Regies with perfect,
eatlafactlon. .". - • • ' . -
We refer toles. tanigan.:Pottsvnle: John H. Dew
eee, Ethattinkin, and Henry. Heil; Tremont, who have
the Pic.ker lunge. Address, • '• •
• • • DIRM ILstiELL; T'ottprilie..Pa„
Jallls 81 . . : tf•
'M E E!: t
.S
:rcedto '
grow upon "the .smouthest ..
face In from three to Are •
• weeks by usirer, Dr. SEW- •
. . • RESTAUS.A.TIi-
UR -CAPILTA IRE.. the . '
~. most wonderful. discovery. , •
• in: modern sclence, act-..
leg uponthe7Beard - and Hair in an, etost - talracr.:
aloes matuier.-, It
•Ess been . used ' by. the, elite; of
Paris and London with the most 'flattering streem—
N a mea of all'. purchasers will be- registered, and if
entire - tiatisfa•Wou is not given in, every imtabee, ale
thebev ,be cheerfully refunded. Price mall,
sealed land . - pod paid.. $l.. Desaiptive circulars .end'
lestbronials mailed free. Address DEP_GEII. SMUTS
a Om, Cbemlitv, No. 2.651r,ver street, Troy, N. Y., sole'
.i.ilienta for thetelted States._.
(Feb. . •ar -Iy3 14, •
• • .BEA TY.—AnbmPo.
- Slrliefi CURLS. produced . •
the
,nee of ProL Ds- • •
U • •On snuff- o f •
, Whin. warrantedward' , • •:.
„
114 e most. atraignt and '
Stabl34iitaifilfelilier sex into wavy tingleixcu tiaavy
I.lfialmen - nsed by.tnn-sashionablesof.
ParUitini - Londfin,wlUribe most : gratifAng - restd a.
Mal iloiaasy tbeftsair. ~Y rice s uy sezded and •
ncintaid, Si; -*Descriptive Circulars mailed tree.- -Ad
-dress BERGE:Eta 811. WM UQ-,.Ctunnists.
81Te APril • r 13L, TroT„*Jr.ifirae t or. the trnitedStatell.
• • . 14- •:
riut-Eimiti l rpm
. 122
hedlutorted dixecti7 from
lianine. -ILI.
Peeelk. OUP. n(lbril lane tieeee
ea "'MUIR 'Okay Ignet, , PottreAL
,
t
IRON 'WORKS.
HOTELS.
.DE.ER
.0' TEL • •
• ..11T4II-ANait
F . 1411 nziaiem. itzumLitzt,
•
Karin
g i'.elittoci and relamisite•A • this hotel. it . la now
open f.nr the accommodation of the
.public The bas
and tablh.critl be sill - Vied' ;with the best .that can be
hal and nr . ary attention. will be lisid to. time° who.pate .
roniso.
Ni : ' • - ....A.T17L.A:N .• 1 - 1..E.1 - P3,- :-..
A 11r1" 11 . 11-*CTIrE 1 . 11 AL•L , •
.- • - : -• r
Dliiles:rille,' ea: • .•• ..
. ••• •
1.. .Thist, Hotel, Niith*Liple . accommodations and giod.
stabling .;-: .- now open (of grittts. - . - .
.., Partes anti p7i.vana' families sapped with. oysters
• and all the lnxnries it one setsgri. • Enarch'.no-1.3-Sm
.. . v
.
North-western onse t .
. ,, ..... _
:. -:: . ••.. pate Daniel . .ll4) • -
,' .:. - 15 - ,
' Contre . kaysvet,•Pottsville; • . "-- '::: - .77,7,:._
Large aceemmodatioa fur -Drovers. '''="--
„..
NNILLIAM STERNER; ',.roptieiiii
g,
UNION HOTEL,
(late EXCEANGE 1107E4) -,c-e:-111111.
BT., porrsvnax, ft"
JACOB LINDB.N.NUTH, Propr.
April 4. '63
LA PIERRE HOUSE )
PHILUiELPHLL
Tha Subscribers havipg leased this tavorlte:Horuse
hag been
::REFITTED_AND REFURNISHED ..
. . .
ZI.F.GANT
And is now prepared with the'. most perfect appoint
tango for' the reviption guests.
The first position. among 11mi-class' Hotels - will be
maintained in thelutard,. as in the past. , • -
•May.:26. , 64— , 21.1y-• . •B A ;CPR & PABLZY.
, PENNSYLVANIA HALL •
.
• E.ttkt - ti06.1.13.4‘,..--.7.E4,.- •
Th . , undersigned having REFITTED' D •
RT.SURist.SHED IT THROII(H-
OiIT Ilc THE MOST - • • .
• ' - ELEGINT DIANNER,
rl2 es t!us.Attentien st! the Traveifng
The Propi-etof will :entire 'no 'linnet° niiiinfain the
character It has
. ttliwis Q.njc.yed as : being one-of the -
Ixtst of the • • .
FIRST'-CLASS HOTELS.
. • .
Of the country. and those 'rho favor him with their.
patronage ruay.beassured that nothing will be left'un
done to seture'the :comfort and . satlsthetiOn of guests.'
' ' •
... '.-WIJLILIAIti. WHITNEY. ,
' Jnne . .l6, 'Ca . ' '
UIIiXTED : STAINES .•• HOT_E4
• 41ron.481treee, tiimaqsati, Pa.
Proprietor,
H.. :W 0 ri
The United States Hotel' le well . . and - widely .known.
to the traveling , public. • It iepleasantly located. In.the
'ehire and besineee part of the. town and • near the
Ratimad Deixtt is well Furnietredi:. -and pott
-BCBFCS every . modern improvement for the comfort and
entertainment of. Itti humites• the rooms are spactogr
and • Well ventilated; provided with 'gas and water
the attendance is prompt and respectful and the Tn.
ble Pravide4 with tlie..beet the market
affords: -Tke . . - ..113a . r 173 stocked vidth the . . choicest
jiqiiors.' • • . ' -
- -
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With a long exp.irience .
as a hoCel-keeper, - the .pt.:.
prietor trash+. by na' , deriate charges aed a liberal policy;
to receive a shAre of
. the public patconage. •.•
Juiy 1. !CG . : - - - • . .. 2C.- •- ' '
SA_LTPETRE AND DEURIsTONE.
Powder Makers' Saltpetre,
Meat Curers Saltpetre,
• Roll 'Brimstone,
Flor Sulpliar
'WILLIAM GrItLAC4-ER ;
'AGENT FOR. MAIMFACTURERS, •. •.-
40 -IVortl4 Froitt Street, - Philada
:::,66
• N‘w , ' •,, : : 44-4 m •
'
THE HARRISON BOMER.
A SAFE STEAM BOLLEL
.•
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This new 'Steam Generator conibines essential ad
'vantages inABSOLUTE SAFETY FROM DESTRUCT
IVE EXPLOSION; in first cost and dose of repairs, du
• rabilitv, economy of fuel, facility of 'cleaning and
„trans
portation. not possessed byank othd boiler. - • •
• is formed of a -coniblnatiOn of cast- hen holldw
spheres.--each eight inches in. external diameter, and
-three-eighths of an Inch' connected by curved:
necks.. Theft . spheres ire held together by wrought
iron bolts .with 'caps at the. ends. The form is the
strongest known; its strength to resit - le - internal:pros-.
sure very great—unweakened as it is' by punching - or
riveting, which . .lessens-ths strength of the wrought
irn boiler plate .2thout 40 per, cent; Every boiler is
tested by hydraulic pressure at 300 pounds to the square
'inch. IT'itANNOT•RE rsITPST UNDER ANY -FRAC-,
TIOABLE STEAM PRISSUBB:- • • •
Under, essu re which 'ingot cause imitiins :in era
-nary. hailers, every joint in this becomes a safety valve.
No other steam generator pos.sessea this property, of
relief, under extreme pressure without, injnry tolteelf;
and' rhos preventing disaster.•
Abpat two hundred of Ulm boilers are now in ope
ration hi. some of the beet estabilebmenta" in the coun
try: For des...l - loth.° circulars or price, apply to •
JOSEPIt IILAIIHISON -
Harrikm Boiler Works. Gray's Ferry BAJ ' ad, adjoining
Tune 2, .60--.22.1.9
- ADAM 0. WARTIIMAN it Co.,
• •
HEEL` 'AND 'FORE PACI.LBIZB AND G E NERAL
FROy;SION•DEALERS, .
. .
Nos: 35 S S'/' Poplar St., belqw . Front, Philo:,
• ' -
Have conatatitly on band a general aasortment .of
sato:it-and Smoked-Provisions. SUGAR CURED
HAMS, SALTED & SMOKED SHOULDERS; FLITCH,
S3IOE - ED BEEP; BEEF TONGUES. MESS. - PRIME
MESS and PRIME - PURL FAMILY BEEF. FURS.
LARD -in barrels tuld tube, SALTED-HEADS,
at 'ate lowest market prices. .• .
ASTROLOGY.
THE WORLD ASTONISHED
At the Wonderfill - Reseletiotts
MADE BY THE GEE ASTROLOGIST,
..MAD' 141 E 1 - 1: . A. PEIIRIGO...
She reveals secrete no: mortal ever knew. ',She re-'
'stores.to happiness those who; from doleful events,-ca-
Mstrophrs, crosses in iOVe, lOie , of relationiandlriends,
toes- of money. ac.. have become deepondent. - .She
brings to.:.ether those long:separated, gives Information
ncerning absent friencs or lovers„restores lost or
stolen property, ; ells you - the , business you are beet
quilifietito pursue and in what. you will he mckst.sue
acute', causes speedy warriages,and tells you the very
day you will marry; elves you the name,-likeness. and
characteristl a - -'of .the person. • She. reads your very
thoughts, and by her almost supernatural' powers na
ve/la the dark- andliidden . mysteries of the ftiture.—•
From thestars we see- in the firmament—the malefic
stare that overcome or , predominate in the 'configure-.
than—train the aspects and isml [ions of the planets and
the fixed stars-battle heavens at the time of birth, she
deduces the future desd.ny of man. Fail not to consult
the greatest Astrologist on- earth.. It costs you but 'a
trine, and you may never again, have - so favorable an
opp , rtanity.• 'Consultation- fee; With likeness and all
desired information.; $l. Parties living at a likeness.
.can consult the Madame by mail with equal safety and
es infection to themselves, as if in person. A full and
expheicthart,.wtirten out,' with al I- inquir les answered
and likenees enelOsedi sent by'rinlr, on receipt of price
above mentioned: The strictest . weresy will be MAID.
andiall 'correspondence 'returned or destroyed_
References of the hi., , hent order furnished those desi
ring tlatui. Write pining the 'day of the month and
.year in which:you were born, encl sing a small lock of.
hair. Address, .. • MADAMS. H. A. PEIIRIGO,- - •
• • • • P. 0: Drawer b 93, Bnffalo. N. T.
ret..."9,"•6T
MOON - ez EAMPItEAR 1 •
No. 3 and 41:IEN11ton 3oFI et,Niess-Verie
WHOLESALE .DE.,IILE.hS. SHIPPE6p . •
c s tn s or,.
•
FRESH
• AU orders pro'mptly attended Id:
RE.MINGTONS
• . .
••- • .
FIFE • - .MS
•
• -
Sold by Gun Dealers •
.
ARD THE TRADE: GENE rtaT.T y„
.
Vest pocket Plata - No, 2 , 2 Cartrldge, •
Repealing pieta (Elliot pt ) NO. 5.1
.Catiridge:
Repeating Pistol, (Elliot pt:y No. 82 Cartridge. •
Pocket Revolver,. (Self Cocking).
New, PocketHavolver, (with Loading Lever):.
Police Revolier..Navy Size.Caltbre. •*.
Belt Eevolver,.:(Sell-C.ong.) Navy Calibre. •
Navy Revolver. 86400 in. Calibre.
Army Ravolvm 44-tCO in, Calibre. • —• • . .
Gan Cane, using No. 32 Cartridge..' ' •
Refoliingaide, 38 &44-180 in. Ceram. -
Breech Ina/ling Rifle, No. 32 - Cartridge-
Breech Loading carbine, No. 48 Cartridge.;
H. S. Ride,. (Steel Barrel,) with Sabre 'Bayonet.'
. Rifled Musket, Springtiel,drPettern. •
Single Barrel Shot Gan. - - . •' :
E. REMLNG'pON & 1141.113, Von; New . Yiirk; •
cbOle. New Tuft. . -
• Pahnera & Ilactiekiers, Boston. • • .
John P. Lovell,
_tt:•• • ' • . - •
X* C. Gmbh & Co., PhEadelplda. ."
•Poultway & Trimble; l3altixaore. • •
Henry Mei= &Co., New Orleans and ..31.enaidds. .
Maynard Ben., Chi '
•L. bL Runiaey & CO., t:.Lonia.
• Albert „E.. Crane, San Francine. • ..,
Ang.lS. '46 - -- • , LAP.. T.. '6C-1 4 ) -
REPARATOR CAPILLL
airaiyottr Iztee frimm. your anitchen r yonr
lr.)txtretlye of comf.ort and not worth a fig;
Came Aged, - come youthful. name ugly and fair;
Aud tejoice In your own liTutent . •. ; .
BEPAHLWZOIL
,
-Far hairttpon bald Bads (from wtudever
came it may Wen out) and - forting a growth: of
hair upon' the Lace, White no equal. It will farce the
beige togrow open the • smoothest face in from Am to
eight WeEl26, or , bar upon bald heads in from. two to
three months; -'A few ignorant practitioners have se
eerted'that them le Whim that 'will fame or hasten
the growth orthe hair Or bear& = Thatr.stwerthms at
Islet as. amends of awing- witneases (from their own
em....ita..:e) can hear witnerm.-: Bat masermill water.
. are we to disunited& the genuine from thespatiouaf...:
It certainly is: dielcalt. as utne-tenthsof . the different
preperatiores advertised:Mr thezhairandamidluesetti
etray lirodbleSB, and.yafl MAT lave almatt. : thrmint,
away lartelmormhsin Iputetrastb:: To_suctrefe.
would ear. try the Bete:m in
ot We Irma angles
nothing unless ittally comesnp toceirrepresentatioet.
if lourdrugdOpt not keetab, fend nsmat. dollar
and we trinermnll poat-pabli begetter leith.. re..
-ceipt for the money,: which will be retnraed.you tinAp
plication. proridirtgLertlien is not Om.
. Aihkees,. ; &ea,
-Ite:4ll,Wcat.Firtter.4 , , 13~raCtrea;7 .Y:
- .
sviniazonitat screciitica
Idads 1s mat azai tortafla at barest-tar a. Ws&
tag .Pikkorst. end , Oidnuth' andider Nam *I4
^,
• r • - Td.
(Written for the Mimi. acoarsulLi
- ' „ • SPRING SONG. ,
SeGOL!STZD as 2[amri l eaon • s $/1'911310 SONii V4OOll.
. - .
. .
. . .
Ilail. season of beantyt bail,.glortona Spring t'
A . meesage to nature hum God, thou dolt bring,
A-breaking ot fetters: of snub that were bound,
Glad anthems to .I"leseen tbrongh earth gull reioand t
•
. . . . . ,
Thi.blue birds are chirpier their blithe anerief Praise,
And tuning the alearitti their innocent lays, ..
The litir earth and her myriad tonne •eo rare...
Are tieing each in thy adornment to . share.
. . .
The innw drop is waiting her nxessige to hring,
Thebeil-of the season too tiny to rinz,
She gives in her nature; sc) white and so green,
41 offering of faith—La rim* unseen. .
..
A Promise unseen. pat a promise is felt, - - -
The winter is fleeting and lee-hearts. may melt
The warmth of the sunlight. the gladness of inn
'Areall vphiell in this flower so coy.
•
,
.
Then come the violets; the narcissus too.
Tbejesmines and the pinks or blush-tinted hue
The deli clnsPring•hyncinths perfume the air.
The lilies of the valley so meek; so Ur.
, . . . .
The nose - green hillock .the clear; 'gureling . rlll, '
'The turtkl 'Meadow and the thick wooded hill;,
The bnddlng blossoms with the quick esger birds,
Are all thoughts not clothed In.our human words.
. .
They tell-of a promise, a life yet to 'come,
A life that is budding and growing—a Homy.;
rest for. the soul that is wtarled and bent,
A Hand that is guiding with loving tutent •
Then come, come to greet na, oh 1 , glorious Spring,
'and amend no thy beauty and fragrance fling,
That the arm-kiaaed air and the balmy breeze.
May Whinier of summer In the emerald trees
•
.
A welcome of fairies on the moonlit night, I .
The full Malden orb may lure some other enritea,
The spriteri of the heart that roam ever ea free,
They, chit all mortals through land - and o'er sea.
. .
Young hearts that are.brightest pre longing for thee,
As the peeping bad of the old apple tree, •
So warm is thy sooll,:ht. scibrilliant thy smile. .
That imam mast be budding nntainted with
. •
, . • .
A bud that opening, a type of the Dawn, ". .
In thee we beheld the Resurrection mom..
We long for thy cumin?, We meet thee with love, -
For our life thou art raising to Heaven above. '
March, 1861. • ' • : ,Htuut...tt
THE FIRST VIOLETS
By LORD LYrrON
• .
Who that heti loved ; knows hot the tender tale • •
llowers reveal; when:lips are coy to tell ?
Whose youth heti paused not. dreaming in the vale
... Where the rath violets dwell? • - • •
So. where they shiink'along the lonely' brake,:
Kieder.theleeftees melancholy tree ; • -
Nor yet the michoo•singic nor glides the snake,
:. • Nor wild thyme 'area the bee.- *. • .
.
Yet at their eight and scent, entranced 'and thralld;
A'l Janeseerrer glden in the April skies•:
]low sweet the days'we yearn for—till
0 distant. Paradise I ' • . .
Dear s land, to . Ishlchdei tie forever flees •
. • Time doth no Present to' onr grasp allow,
In the fixed Eternal shall we Seize,'
At List the tteettng . Now? : • '..•
Dream not of days to conic—of that Unknown.
Whither Hope wanders—may.e - withont a clue; -
Give their trots witchery to the tlovve,ra- , ..thhie own
."Youth in , their youth renew. • .
•
Avarice, remember when the cowslip's gold,
• . Lined, and. et lost Its glitter In thy great).* • .
thy hoards glad thee, more than those of old ?
Those withered in thy clasp.'
..., . '
•
. .
From' ese thy clasp falls palsied. It was then
That thou wert rich—thy coffers are a lie . ' .
Alas,lxxir fool I Joy is the wealth of men, • .
'And Care their penury. • • .
. .
. .
Come, foiled Ambition, what halt thou desired ?
Empire and power? 0 wand'rer, tempest-tort I • •
These once were thine: when Ilfe's gay Spring inspired
. . The soul with glories Init.. .
•
Let the flowers 'charm thee back to that rich time,
When golden Dreamland lay within thy chart,
When love bestowed a realm, indeed sublime—
• The boundless human-heart... • •
Mirk, lark again the tread Otbashful feet I'
Hark the.houghs rustling round the - trysting-place 1.
Letair again with - one dear breath be sweet, . •
- Earth fair with one dear face. • . • •
•
Brief-livd first flowers--first hive 1 the boars steal on,
To prank the world In Summers pomp of hue:
Bnt *hat can flaunt beneath a fiercer Sun,
• Worth what wilose'in ybu ?, - •
. . .
... . .
on: by-a flower; a leaf. to Some loved book
._-
W.e mark the llnes'that charm us most :—Retttue
Thy life=recall its lovellestittv.sage—looki • . - .
• Dena violets keep the place ! .
••
[From the Chicago JonrnaL
A FUNNY SCENE—A • YOUNG MAN
WHOSE SOCIETY IS AN EQUIVALENT
FOB HIS BOARD. • • •
Mr. H. L. Patton came before the justice
yesterday morning, and Was clamorous in de
manding a warrant , for. his landlady, who had
unlawfully Seized and detained his clothes,
falsely claiming that he was indebted to her
for rent, which was not the ease '
The landlady,. Mrs: E. A.' Barrett, was sent
for, and it was suggested to her that an •ex
planation would not be amiss. Mrs. Barrett,
after having her three daughters and little boy
sworn, In order that she might , use them if
she Saw fit, proceeded to state that r•lte had
three weeks. before . seen an advertisement
. stating that a young man wanted , to find
some boarding house where his society would
be an equivalent for his board: Then she
reflected that it would be a very nice thing to
have a young fellow in the house who could
beau the girls, talk agreeably at dinner, and
be contented with what he had to eat, and
Persuade his fellow sufferers that they should
be the same. So she: answered the adver
tisement, and Mr. Patton made his appear—
ance, with an umbrella and a very meagre
trunk. Was that not correct?
Mr. Patton replied that, generally ,speak-
Mg, it was, He could pass over the Blur on.
She then continued to state that she did not
MO for Much of anything particularly soda
b!e the first day. 'lt .was only fair that be
•should - get acquainted. So she introduced
him to everybody. " • -
The next day just before sinner, she told
him to go ahead,
and be society. Instead -of
talking, however, he, had devoted himself to
eating With an earnestness and devotiim
which, while it flattered the cook; bid-fair to
ruin the mistress. That same evening ahe
bad requested him to Jake the girls to. a
neighbor's and he bad plead an engagement
These things had surprised and displeased
Mr. Patton hue desired to know of thejus
tice whether "Society:7! as he used it in his
advertisement,;could be taken to-mean carry
log these homely girls to a party; where he
was obliged' to dance with them, since no one
else would,' (here the girls chorally remark
ed, you invert") and lugging a quar
relsome child up stairs, and sitting by him
until he went to sleep.
Opinion reserved.
Mrs. Barrett observed that she scorned
auch:insintiations. . Being ori oath , she could
conscientiously say that her datig,hters were
not homely, and did not need to go begging
anywhere; - - - .
As for the boy,- speaking under oath, -be
was tho sweetest child in - the *world, and it
was a pleasure to et and listen to his prattle.
How anypersonwith the - heart of. a Man
could so blackly. slander him she did not Fee:
But notwithstanding her remonstrances, Mr.
Patton would not: talk .at mealtime. He
would*not tell stories. He would not sing,
talk, to the girls, or be useful about the house.
He demanded lunch, blasphemed the butter,'
and was once brought home 'very - drunk=
How he got drunk she did not know. Of
( course it was not with his , own money.;.. -
Mr. Patton urged that R was immaterial,
and it was decided that it was. - •
The next morning,, being headachy, he had
insulted her best boarder and demanded three
cups'of coffee. • She told him that her pa
tience Was exhausted.' He must pay her in
paper and not in words. He refused. She
seized his baggage, and little enough It was.,
Mr. Pattoa then quoted the familiar saying
in regard , to casting pearls before swine, and
proceeded to m'ake it clear man thatbe look.
ed upon his intercourse, with Mrs., Barrett as
an example of the folly of: uch a course
-What true society meant they did not know.
His . quiet wit, his unobtrusive knowledg
was wasted on them. They wanted some
one to sing comic songs, propose conundrums
and treat the bear. He had! been - nurtured
in a different school. His Ideas of society
were very different. .
"Yes indeed," cried Mrs. Barret, "he could
nQt even play the accordeon." .
- The Justice declined to give , an opinion as
to the value of Mr. Patton's society, or what
sort of society is an equivalent for board, but
decided that he should have .his.clothes, and
leave the' house'. .
(Ftom the Newport (B. I) Di!lly
GEN.' BUTLBB.
.NEWPORT, MBSCif 27. ; 1867
Eorroa:—lt is to be. hoped that you,
and other gentlemen of the press, while crit
icising Gen. Butler's cipinion of the press has:
dip exprestell'in debate, will not forget Gen.
Butler's services as a:Volunteer Soldier and
Governor of a revolted State.' There are but
few military men that Could !grasp, and take
in'the whole sltuation &bat our country 'Wan
in at the breaking out of the rebeffion anGen.
Bailer did. -He met the rebellion• as he now
meets the President, promptly and squareiy
for. the•ri,ght. , He waned the President ha
peached, and the majority of the loyal men of
the cmtntrfare with him. , It warble sagac
ity while- the .GoVernment was hesitating
what to do whit slaves fleeing to our lines or
taken by our arms. to invent the apprityriate
- taxi' for the 'slaves, contraband of„war, And.
it was his Promptness that ;':, while
that brave old . war horse; :Geri:. Scott, , Was
,recommending the: inveitinerit of,Baltininte
with 10,000. men; tookd with 2500 and
laid himself liable to , a. Court
by the hy„'lras talkedofbut never sat on the
occeslitm: - . Hs pxotiiinded • the:ftrizir . ', that
ponied= New:
the ;first print mind* found , a . halter ',for
traitors.- He hung theltaiter - Idandhgly.
the•Amerbise Plat; saitAblereY
by restored Order:aid tieved,.manyliiiiie. that
would havebeen sm!rfl . lhed had thaturampla
: 11431 * *Inade l e ROW.' 01 1 04 atiewst coat-
plebe ve.order. *Wok the •,iioppeiheld
p ri tnefthis country and England denounced,.
- he pin tjdon, to dus infathouniniudte that bad .
beettlCUpe Von niti ; braireCtficicfil
diets* thenit-adreid ladles ofientieinen - tor
';:lieliriatianei,whcreledeqr Wit basin_eur
IP"; .lu4APOlrefit ,001;13%.,ichoettw
!to gulag imiligifwesii-viz-neys;
Single Cppies Six Cents
. .
half sn w ell goVerned before as It was.under
Gen. Butler's administration.
Look at the contrast between Gen. Bntler.
and Johnson's Mayor of-New Orleans,. Mon
roe, who. to sustain his rebel friends; causes
one hundred loyal citizens to.oe murdered in
cold blood. Gen. Biller: bangs one traitor
'and saves thousands of lives.
This is a fact and a lesson for President
Johnson to ponder on and reflect, that be, as
the bead of this nation, tuts never yet recom
'mended that these New Orleans_ murderers',
should be brought to Justice, and,it is not
strange that Gen. Butler. who has never yet
deviated from a truly loyal course, should now
want to impeach Johnson for his wicked_ and
disloyal acts ; it is the Just feeling of a brave,
loyal, honest. man, against, what he Justly
terms a traitor. Letthe loyal press of the
country sustain Gen..' Butler ; he his 'made
-his record a noble .one, and the true friends
of the country will 'lnsulin hiquin all his 14.
al efforts for his country's good. ."
PEN, PASTE AND SCISSORS.
agetrild cats are numerous in Indituis county
- • -
• /31 - Johistowa.Pa.. to have a steam fire en
gine. '•
WHorse Thleyes are operating in Washington
county. Pa. • .
Sa - Greelejr carts President Sohnson,a "Pinch
beck Douglass." •
Thackerayi daughter of the greet
morist. is about to be married.
- Nimitv-two petitions are before the Supreme
Court of Bliode lelert.l for divorce. '
- - -
iirThe statue of Henry Clay is to be inaligur
ated at Louisville, Kentucky, on AUril 12..
al - It ie thought thst HurrAtt wilLuot be tried
before the June term of the Washington Criminal
Court.
air A. Irian at Carmel, 'Maine, is said to have
enemzh fun in him to run two negro concerts and
ArirOne of tho Boston &today Schools Lassen
a ton of toys to the freeduaen'e schools at Bich
•
mond, Va.: • .
•
aarTne negroes . are to be registered and al
lowed to vote at the election in Augusta, Ga., in
April next. •.
• Gen. Sterling Price;' the rebel soldier, has
gone into the produce ; and COMMialioll bIIBIIIeSAI
at St. Louis. .
agr Two antressee in Vienna are on the point of
making'"brilliant matohes,'? • with noble princes
of the empire. •
iirThe Cleveland IfOard of Trade, on Satur
day, resolved to- abandon ,the. oental • system of
measuring grain. • • -
•
. SW - Dr. Livingston the African traveler, came
to his death by one-blow of • the battle-ax, in the
hands of a Movite bushman. -
larLeadiuy Irishmen of wealth in New Fork
propose raising a subscription of r"..1000,000' to
purchase two first-chum war vessels. • -
4...7rA dog in Evansville, Indiana, that bit a man
on the ohio, was taken with delirium tremens a
few hours after, and drowned himself- in the
river. . . .
' t9 - Beecher finds his - Ledger Novel difficult
work, and delays handing,in his manuscript: He
*lately remarked that'"novel writing was not his
forto."• • - -
. -
. WThere is a.born lake In California. The
product is about 2801 pounds of refined bo - az per
day worth in sau Francisco $275 and in'EatOpe.
$3'..V per toe. . - . • .
• Za - The Worchearer Maqs:Poultry Shriw is now
in:full feather. About one thousand foWls aro on
exhibition,.and they make as much noise aa so
many, politicians.- ,
'Zi - The Postmeeter General has been notified
that the'recent freshets - have carried away nearly
all of the bridges on Life East Tennessee railroads,
delaying the mails. - •
air Georgians say_their•State will be among
the first to reconatriact itself under the new law,
and that the freedmen will• be permitted to vote
without obstreetion. -
sar Theodore Clay, son of Henry Clay, has for
over thirty years been an inmate of the lunatic
.asylum'at Lexington. Ry., He bedame insane
'from diaappointed affection.
The Richmond Times asks : "What gentle
man ill Virgil:4a can brink his mind to be a candi
date for negro votes?'.' Lack:of candidates will
be the last thing' to conplain of. • .
Sal - The legal - pay -of the members of the Illi
nois Legislature amounted' to $95 to: each for the
last session. Perquisites .voted brought the,
amount actually "received by each up to SB7G.
/Kir Only think of it. Linen suits, parasols and
wide-brimmed sombreros, with mercury up to I
ninety in the shade" at New Orleans,' before the
last of Mara! While. we are freezing hero, they
are melting there...
asrTheY don't like babies at entertainments in
Heine ! Posters in one town announcing a corning
levee, inform people as to . terms thus : "Admia
sion 25,centa ; children under. l- years, 1$ cents;
under "4 years, $l. • .
~ zit - Texas ar'l Louisiana have taken at least
one step in the right direction. They have each
established Bureaus - in Europe with a view-to
turning the tide Of emigration, particulFly from.
Germany, into those States.
sir Mrs. Dinah Vick, at the - .age of 102 rears,
visited the United States revenue office in Nash-
Ville, Tenn., last week; and' rew her pension, be
ing the widow of Joseph Vick, 'who was a private
aoldier in the first revolutionary war in America.
'Ai-The Winter Garden Theatre, New York, and
all the properties, including the magnificent ward
robe of Edwin Booth; were destroyed by fire on
Saturday morning. The Southern Hotel; lite La
farge House, adjoining. was badly damaged. The
loss is estimated at $300,000. -
earAn American Viattor to. the Italian opera in
Paris has been shocked. .He writes: "It is where
the ladies come to lounge, prat tle,see and be seen.
The toilette is forced to-the extreme. One might
easily, fang himself in the tropics if he should
awaken from a dream. lam not sofastidious as
to object--to a lady's nnboeoming herself, to ma,.
particularly if she has any crushing weight on her
chest ; but I confess to - a want of taste:in r prefer- •
ring to deny myself the pleasure of peering down,
a lady's back." • '
THE Na n= TAX..—The following is the form of
making income retains for 18 , 36, under-the new
law. The reader will see at a glance the oluiree
te.r of the articles to be returned upon, and. the
deductions to be mados " •
1. From the profits in any trads, busfne.s or vocation
from which income is actually, derived, or any- interest
therein wherever carried on. •
.
From the payment of debts kis former year con
sidered lost. and which have not paid &previous In
3. From rents.
4. From Farming Operations -Anioatit of live stock
sold amount or agricultural products 'sold
5; rnin -profits realized by sales of real estate par,
chased since December 31, - 1933.
6. From Interest on any bonds or other evidences of
indebtedness of.-any railroad, -canal, -tnenpike, canal
smgatiop, pr !dick-water. company; or interest or
dividends on stock- . meal or depositsin any hank,
trust company, savinvel institution, Inearamrn railroad,
canal,litunplice; canal navigation or slack-water cora.
T. Prom dividends of' .any incorporated company
other than those above mentioned . *.
. .. .. .
8. From gains and profits of only ineorporated enm
pany not divided.
• 9. F , 3m Interest or note!, bonds or otber Becnriries o
the United States. - ' .
• _lO. Froin interest on notes, bonds, mortgages, or se.
mines; other . than those enumerated above.-
11. From 'any salary other than as an officer or em
ployee of, the United Stater. '
It From any salary or payee atiOill:•er or employee
of the United States.
. 13: From mats on Palm of gold or stock, whenever
;cirrhosed.
It. From all sources uot above enumerated.
Goore income.. .
• 1. Exempt by law, sl,oco.
2. National;. State, county and municipal taxes paid
within the wear. . . -
. .
3. Losses actually rustatned daring the year from
tire, shipwreck. or Incurred in trade. and not already
deducted in ascertaining prate. -
4.' Losses on sales -of real estate purchased since
December 31,1833. . •
. 6. Amor= paid for hired labor to cultivate land from
which Inceme ie derived. •
6. Antonin paid for the nye stock which was sold
withid the year.. •
I. Amount actually paid for rent of homeatesd.
8. Amount paid for usual or ordinary repaira. exclud
ing paymente for new tmlldinge, Implement improve.
ments,or betterments.
Interest paid out or falling dce within the sea%
10. Salary' or pay as an officer or euxtloyee of the
United States, from which a tax has been withheld. •
11. Interest or dividends fromcorporations eaurnera,
ted above in paragraph O. ' • • .
Taxttble income - -
Amount of tax at .5 per cent. • -
CARRIAGES, GOLD WATCHES. BILLIARD • TA
BLES, GOLD4ND SILVER PLATE. -
Aechtduk' 4.—Section 10N: Act June 34), .1964, ea
• kreended Just. 13, IN&
TAXABLE PROEF.RTY.
-Arrive, inetoa. carryall, rockaway, or other -
.• like.cntrlinge and any coach, hackney , coach. •
• omalbus or four-wheeled C gram, the 'body of - •
which recta- upon spring 4 of any description, -
whir:hie kept fur na^, for titre or for pewnengers,
and which is not used exclustrelyin husbandry -
°yin toutsportatlon of Merchandise. valued at - •
=ceding $3OO and not exceeding $3OO inclad
hnr harness used therewith $ll
CarOes . of like deecriptiort valued at above
, • " 1000.
Gold watches. Compoeed wholly or in part of gold
or gilt. kept for use, valued at above sloo* 1 CO
.Gold watches. composed wboity orfe part of gold - •
melt. ktpt forme, veined kt above sloo.. 9 00
Billiard tab) -ft - Itept for use; Ind 110 /. ll ohJect to
epsdal tax 10 00
Oz. pl.te of goid. - kept %azure, par ounce.troy... 50
Os. plate of. silver, kept for nee. per ounce troy, • .
exceeding forty:ounce% mut b y one •
NETTLES PROM DEAN SWEPT.-
- If a men will el:Pierre as he walitti the
streets, I ,believe- he will find the merriest
faceti in, mourning coaches.
The - reason why so few Marriages are hap:-
pyi because young iadiesspend their time in
masking nets, not in making cages. , .
We have just enough :religion to make us
hatea but not enough to make us love one an-
The pettier of fortune . is c o nfessed only by
the miserable ; fors the happy impale ail their
litleCea to Prudence and merit. . .
Ambition often . puts men, upon doing the
Meant offices ;_ to climbing is performed in
the same Posture with creeping. • •
Bduilt 'causes are sufficient to make a man
=easy, when' great ones are'not in_ the way;
wpt or a block, he Wilt a - tumble at a
etts*-. - . :
• .
Evezy man desires to. l i ve long; butno man
srould be:oldJ - • -
/4 1 M - of -flattery, , En:Moat m en,- proceeds
Itout the - -tn*ait opinion they have of them=
le..FrOttlit woman, from the contrary.
.Api3llo was held the god of physic' and
sender ot- diaeases...,..Both were originally the
seine trade, and still continue.,
:. _
a man Makes me keep my diem:wee r: the
. ce,n attl., helkeepebis at the same time.
Men ;sr*content to be, laughed atlo r their
in:t,lbirt not flit theft TOY: •
man-.would' have brit:few_ atccAorelt
iut:ahOu_la. : 4ol.47rahOßlht: thrii?..peace hoiv .
beiotild-thmats,reckhot poker mitt wbarrei
.argunpowder,' and it should not take
now is it pozsible - Itytutoktt-that mankind
Will!tike Stiviite;Whett" , ey , wlll,pokso much
caka - waralugl.': •
TO": itriiiiiiikatto Is taken
-. II P
Vinionalts, kaitcontraimakin She former.,
Wilo3ll 800' to feed upon
.•., •
" . YtSI : DICATOR.
RETURNS
DEDIJOTIOZIB,,
RANNAN & RAMSEY'S
STUN PIUMIiG OITIOE
Having premed awes! Pram. we are now preiward
to meats JOB and BOORPitINTING of emery de
eedption at the cdßee of the ittersw Joesser; cheaper
than It can be pee at fay other adabllebewed . te the
CbtFAVaridi as , - -
Books,' rasapblets, . Bills of Lied Lug
Large Pesters. litantoad Ticks*.
Hand Bina. PapferiCeirka,
Articles e(Akipreeseast, Time Bookie.
. .
Hill Honda, - . . Order Books, die.,
At the very skated Donee. Oar dock of JOB TYPII
is more extensive thin that of iiny other .odlai in. title
section of t h e State, and we keep hands employed el.
prosily for Jobbing. Bette practical Printer* ourselves -
WO will gasizatee our watt to be neat as my that
as be turned oat in the dtke. PRINTERO IN COL
OAS done at the shortest notice •
8008 BINDERY.
Books boils!' in every satiety of style. Mani Boote
of every description" zianufsetared, boatel tand ruled to
octier.et shortest notice.
riothing.bat, air, has or all animals the nim
ble/4 tongue.
I have known some men who were pos.
sessed with good qualities which were very
serviceable to others. but useless to them
selves ;':like a sun dial in the front of a house,
to inform the neighbors and, passengers, - but
not the owner
It la a miserable thing to live in Suspense;
it is the life of a spider.
Cosirmvaimmuir.-.:The Richmond (V&..)
Examiner, is opening ha eyes to the - virtues
of the negro character. - A iecent lei dfog ar
tide begins as felloWs::— -• ' • •
"There, must be something radically wrong
in the head or heart of any 'men who could
view without much admission, the - general_
demeanor of the colored people of this corn
tnouwealth dnring and since the war. We
merely express the feeling of every fair-min
ded man, when we pay a willing- tribute to ,
the tldelity, honesty and diligence with which
they discifarged Chair duties as slaves, - while
their twisters were, absent - In the field, and to
the extreme trr-'• 7ation with which, when
let atone, they - _itiducted themselves, In the
change from th h, servile condition to , their
present state of freedom.
"When we remember there facts, we gath
er confidence that in the discharge of the new-
duties thrust upon them by the late action or
.Congress, they will disappoint the hopes of
those who are now desirous to see that con
flict of races begun which the war failed to
excite." - _
.
AN - maw JOHNSON AT AN AUCTION" AIART
A day or two since, at a celebrated auction
establishment in this city, there was a sale of
hooks, and an'attendance of one hundrecLand
fifty persona.. The bidding was spirited, and •
everything went • along - smoothly until the
auctioneer announced •The 'Life - of Andrew
Johnson ' superbly b mod." Not a bid ,Was
obtained, and the knight of the hemmer
finally started the book at fifty. cents. He
was the only bidder, however, and finally :
one of the attendants said, "Oh. pdt ft down
-to Aft:— ' he will take It at fitty cents." Mr.
Who had been a silent spectator to the
scene, now spoke out, "No, you wont,.
-though ; I.weuld not haye it under any ,con
sideration." There was a breathless silence
for a moment, and then one universal shout
of applause caused the auctioneer to throw
the book aside; and go Oti with. the Bile, —
carefully abstaining from putting up another
copy of the life - of "Moses."--Prtn,A. Prtess.-
Tee following ia — pmbably the worat conundrum
ever perpetrated "WhriS Et does tail like alt old
man ? Because it ig la-firm." -
educational.
3. A. -11. PASS: MORE. W. S.. Ediliir
V.-TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES.
Sscrros 11. That after the passage of this
act no teacher in this Commonwealth shall re
ceive from a county, city or borough super
intendent a certificate as a teacher who has
not .a fair knowledge of orthography, read
ing, writing, geography, English grammar,
mental and written arithmetic, history of the
United States,' and the theory of teaching
nor shall such certificate be given to any per
who Is in the habit of using as a bever•
age any Intoxicating • drinks, and all certifi
cates wren to teachers shall set forth' the
branches in which those holding them have
been found proficient, and Indicate by suits;
ble marks the degree of that proficiency. -
SECTION 12, County, car or borough 'au,.
perintendents shall issue two grades of teach;
era' certificates, ono of which shall be called
a provisional certificate, and shall be given:to'
applicants possessing a fair knowledge of the
branches named in - section 11, "or to those
who possessing a thorough knowledge of the
branches, have little or no experience in
teaching, and shall license the holder to teach
in the county, city or borough where issued.
for one year, and which shalt not be renewed
without a re-examination; and the other
shall be called-a- professional certificate, and
shall be given only to those who, possess-a
thorough knowledge of the branches above
named, and who have had-successful-experi
ence In teaching,.and shall license the holder
to teach in the county, city. or borough where
Issued daring the official term of the county,
city or borough superintendent issuing it, and
for one year thereafter: Priovrogn, That all
AO allied professional c, riificatee heretofore
issued by any county, city'or borough super.
intendent shall cease to be valid, on the first •
Monday of June, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty seven, except those issued 'since
the first Monday of June, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-six, which certificate shall
be valid as 'long as others issued during the
present term of the. superintendency: Phovr
DEO, That any professional certificate may be ,
renewed by a county , city or borough super
intendent without re examination, after hay
ing fully satisfied limgelf• by personal obser
vation in his or her school of the competency
and skill as a teacher of the person* holding
PROVIDED,. That this act shall not apply
to the city and county of Philadelphia: Arm
PROVTDED FORMER, That the, State Supethe•
tendent of cominon schools shall cause to be _ •
prepared .a new grade of teacher's certificate, .
to be 'called a - permanent certificate, which
shall be granted by him to practical teachers
holding professional certificates upon the re
commendation of the board , or boards of
rectors in whose employment :the applicant
shall, ave taught for the three preceding an
nual school terms, countersigned by the pro
per county, city or borough superintendent
In office, when the application shall be made
and approved after examination, if they deem:
it necessary, by a committee of five teachers,
a part of whom may be females holding per,
=anent certificates, if there be' that many.
holding such certificates; but it there be
none or not a sufficient number of that grade
of teachers, the committee shall be constitu
ted wholly or in part as the case may be, of
teachers holdine professional certificates, said
committee to 'be elected by ballot by the
members of the teachers' institute at its an-'.
nual session, from the same county, city or
borough in which the applicant resides at
the, time ofmaking the application, and such
permanent certificate shall continue to be
valid in such county, city or borough unless
forfeited according to the provisions. of this •
act, and shall also entitle the holder ,to leach;
one year in any other county,,city or borough
In this Commonwealth without a re-exami
nation, at the end of which time It may be
endorsed by the proper county, city or 'bor
ough superintendent, if from personal knovil
edge he deem it worthily held, and shall then
confer upon the holder the same rank and
privileges as in the county where issued, 'and .
such permanent certificate shall only be an
nulled upon complaint duly proven of incom
petency, cruelty, negligence. or immorality, .
made to the State Superintendent of common
schools by a county, city or borough super- ;
intendent, and a committee of teachers elect
ed and constituted as aforesaid.
VI. -ELECTION OF CoErfirTY StrPERIN
TENDENTS.
SEarros 13. That no pereon obeli hereafter
be eligible to the office of county, city or bo-.
rough superintendent in any county of this
Commonwealth who does not possess a eiplo
ma from a college legally empowered in grant
-literary degrees, a diploma or &ate cerrifl-;
cate issued according to law by the suthori
ties of a State riormil school, a professional
certificate from a county, city or borough att.-
perintendent of good standing, issued at least
one year prior to the election, or a certificate
of competency from the State 13uperiotendent
of common schools; norahall such perms be
eligible unless he has a sound, moral charac
ter, and has . had succesaftil experience in
teaching 'within three years of"the time of his
election: PeovinErs That serving seso mint
ty, city or borobgh superintendent shall be
deemed equivalent to teaching, and the pre
sident and secretary Of each convention, of
school directors held in any county, 'city or
borou,glYto elect a county, city or borough
superintendent, wben certifying to Super
intendent of common - schools the name and
address of the person elected county, city or
borough superintendent, Anil at the same
time state the kind and character of the evi- -
dence upon'which said convention relied for
proofof the eligibility of the person so elect-.
ed„ and the. State Superintendent of common
Schools * if upon examination of the evidence
-presented it shall prove to be such as is re
quired-by this act, and no objection made in
accoridanee with section fourth of the act ap
proved -4011 seventeenth, Anno Domini, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-five, shill.
It : suits commission to the person elected .as
irforettaid as now required by law ; but if upon..
examination of Paid evidence of competency
It shall not prove to be such as is required by
this act,' or if objection be made la
ance with said section of she act approved
-April seventeenth, dono Domini, one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty five, the said
Superintendent of common schools shall ap
point two con-petent persons, himself bei n g
the third, to examine the penloll .NO elected
county, city or borough superintendent, and .
if upon examination he be found "duly quay "
fled for the office; the said Stiperintendent
common schools shatl issue to - him the Mud
commission ;but if not, the said Soperintem.;
dent of common schools shall proceed in like
manner.-in fespect.to the person receiving the
next hi - heat number of votes in the Conven
tion br • vibe) if found qualified, shall
iedelve thCcommission. albresakkas county,,
city or borough :superintendent, tut, if his
-clualifiellthamare also found insufficient, the.
said Eitiperintindent of common schools shall
s_ppoirtt vilth : th e advice and &Anent of the •
UOvernonof the Commonwealth.. soma other
perummith the required qualifications conn
tY, City ,or- borough superintendent for, this - .•
enstrin&term of such office:. -
viiazirsadzsre'szerzow.
Bsorws 14. That an acts .or parts of acts
ilk/position to or inConaishalt-With set
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