p.i.it . o;o'--..: : - .Moilt.nOt4.
POTTSVILLE, PA.
S.4.TERDA.V.:A.P.III . L
.20, 1867:7
To ltquorlaw is strictly enforced in Maine,
liisi or Tr.do: of Buffalo is dead.
PlinoLF Rolls produce.92l barrels 'of of
per day;
Tun most beautiful woman in America
lives in St. Louis.'
.IrtrottE the final adjournment Hon. J. L. Gra
ham was erected Speaker of the State Senate.
IT is thought that Judge Sharswood will
Le the. Democratic candidate for Supreme
Judge. - •
el] ICAGO elected a Republican Mayor this
use k. by 3933 majority. A set oft against
Connecticut
Jost Pll A..olE:moan, ex Governor of New
litmpAhire, died at Concord on the 7th, aged
nfty•five years. • •
' MAJOR GEORGE L. STEARNS of BnFun, for
many years an ardent and liberal champi9n
oC freedpm: is dead. • "
COL. dEORGE P. BlecFAnt.Atco has been
appointer' Superintendent of the Soldiers' Or
pbius' Schnols of Pennsylvania. -
'THE English government now- manifests a de
(ll,d dispoeitiOn to adjust the 41abama
was indignantly refused even a considera
liell years ago. - •
THE CHEFTIT. COUNTY tILL6GEEdOIID 1188 Vein
is an excellent piper and hes the
rr.putation of having been the graduating "school
of "some of the ablest writers in the country. -
A Monote, for thereceptionand identitleatiOn
or stray deatibodins, on the Parisian plan, is to
f.tablishecl in Philadelphia, and it is to lo
cated on Buttonwood street above Thirteenth.
Eara.AsNinE, late Auditor General of Michi
gan, it is stated, has brwaght an action-of
libPl
against the Detroit. Advertiser, claiming $50.000
dim ages. Mather a heavy amount for a politician's
good name. •
Tac oil.mania is reviving in the test Virginia
fliAtries.. The territory in that section has been
but partially developed, and ilia present reaction
may "succeed in proving it much richer than the
Pennsylvania regions.
The Augusta CO!.ZBTIiUTIONALIST says -Ft
white man in Pulaski county is now employed
by.his foruaer negro_ The darkey. gives
~o ld master" eight bales of cotton to super
intend his planting operations.
G. D. CoLumax, Esq., of Lebanen, has
given $1,030 . 10 towards the erection of a Sol
diers' and Sailors' Monument in that County.
This money is the amount - obit.. C.'s salary
and mileage as State Senator-for the session
just closed. A generous donation.
. .
EVERY respectable journal in the Statere
joices that there is a prospect of at last eitab
fishing law and order in Schuylkill County,
while the Copperhead sheets without a single
exception, deplore .it. What decent man
- can support a party which upholds murder
and robbery by condemning.the legalmeans
taken to stop them ? • •
iti.yr EicnrAsEn,—The Copperhead organs
lliroughont• the State) allege that the last Legie
lsture increased the pay- of its, members. The
Harrisburg Telegraph of Monday last, says that
this is not the fact: The House . passed a section
the:eating the pay of members to $1350 but when
the appropriation bill came.to the Senate, that
bo,ly struck out the obnoxious section without a
11,:enting voice, and fixed the pay at .the old
rate, $lOOO. • ' .
Tut: Norristown Independent says that a
fe'w days since a lady of that Borough was
walking along the street, when an unmanlier=
ly dog made a furious assault upon her, biting
her in the leg. The blood however did not
fly, but, the DUST did. Proving, we
might suggest, that false calves are quite as
useful as they are considered by some, orna
.
mercal..
Ic those Cops. who think we have criticised the
Court of this County, severely, iad been in Bar
, risburg during the latl session,, when local legis
lation from this County other than what we ask
ed for, was up, in refermice to tho Court, they
Would have heard condemnation of the Court from
Schuylkill County Demoorats themselves, a great
deal stronger than we ever applied to it. Severe
criticism of the Court is not confined to Reptiblf
e ins by any means. BlsnY Democrats; among
them not a few lawyers, were just as anxious for
reform as the Republicans of the County,' and we
: have not said half as much in the columns of the
Joartial in condemnation of the Court, as Schuyl
hill County Democrats have said openly here and
in Harrisburg.. -
Is speaking of the effort making. to secure an
o`.ber outlet.froin this Region, the-West Chestei
Rerialiliesn says : .
Iris well hoown that's majority of the stock of
the Reading railroad is owned by foreigrcapital
lets, whose agents,reside in the city of New fork;
hence the_ discrimination against Philadeephia,
and- in favor of the former city. The Legislature
at its session one year agO, granted a charter for
a new toad from the coal regions -to Ph•ladelphia.
There would be no difficulty, therefore,, in extend
ing till, Wilmington and Birdsboro road' to.Potts
vine, and we t rust that the movement will be urged'
forward to comoletion. There was wisdom in the
action of the Directors of the proposed new rail=
road to the city of Wilmington, in refusing to lease
. their improvement to the Reading railroad Com=
piny, or permitting them to 'subscribe to :an
amount of stock that would enable -them to con
trol its operations..
'HOW MiI:MC=IIEII9 BENEFIT ELILIIEES.--HOIL
D. J. •11,rrell has 'written a letter in . reply to OM
question what amount of Western Agricultural
preihice the Cambria Iron Works, of whiCh he is
superintendent, now make a market fon . - He es
timates the number of tons of rails produced by
the Cambria Works for the year ending October
11,1666, at 45,00 r), and the amount expended in
living by workmen for each ton at $65, making a
total of $2,925,000. Of this sum, $1,050;780 were
paid to Western farmers ; $319,050. to Southern
farmers ; /37 . 1,800 to' Pennsylvania and Eastern,
and to foreign farmers $175,500. Considerably.
more' than half of the nearly three; millions of
dollara which are paid to the employeea ofthis
one manufacturing establishment go_ into the
Pockets of American farmera, and more than two
thirds of the sum which is distributed among the
American farmers goes to the farmers of the
West. Had the rails Made by the Cambria Works
beenimported front England, not 'one-fifth part
of the produce . of Western farms, for Which the
Cambria Iron Works paid more than half a mil
lion of dollarsiwould have been exported to Eng-.
land, and for that fifth the farmers of the West
would have received lower prices than were paid
them by American mechanics.
- JUSTICE TO WIIOII JUSTIRE IS DUR.—The
Copperhead organs howl terribly about . the
legislation obtained to put , down lawlessness
in this County. This of coarse, is Very natu
rat on the part of those who are the apolo
gists of crime, and we don't object to being
'abused a little from that quarter, (we should
dread their favor), but we do not think they
compliment the great ability of their mem
bers, when they state that, notwithstanding
all their tremendous exertions, they were
- beaten by a "crazy" person. We merely al
lude to this subject to bestow a portion of the
credit of obtaining the new criminal court, to
whom it properly belongs.' When we ar
rived at Harrisburg the last time,' we found
all our plans deranged, and the bill in a po
sition where it was not likely , to be reached
this session. We made an effort to remove it
from that position, bat failed, when sevemi
persons froth Schuylkill County, amo ng
whom were Messrs. Nice and Deweea, who,
in zonnection with the Copperhead members
bad the thing "setup" as it Is termed, sup
- posing that we were going to present a hill
ibr Schuylkill County alone, which we had
abandoned two weeks before, and. the - new
bill which we had prepared we were not
quite crazy enough to show. to those whom
we knew would. bitterly oppose it. On the
Fame day that we failed, they called up - the
bill knowing that we intended sabstituting
another bill, but not the bill they aupPosed,
and of course did not object to its substitu
tion, but when the reading commenced and
they found that the district was Composed of
Dauphin, Lebanon and Schuylkill, there was
a rich scene in Om House. At least a dozen
members sprang to their feet at once and bel
lowed at the top of their voices that this was
a most tremendous fraud upon the Legisla
ture, and our friend Mr. Breen, we were in
formed; declared it was not a snake, but
great "sarpint." The opposite side of. the.
enjoyed the scene to their heart's.
content, it only-having-ixien equaled but once
before daring-Abe whole session. . The result
was, that we secured the passage. -of the
criminal court bill through - the aid exteodad
to us by this committee -sad our, members,
whom of course they , consulted. was. an
awful "sell. ;and resuhed .14 this CSSO
many others, that those who' • dug a pit
for their neighbors, tato it themselves.
But as these gentlemen appear, to be too
modest to assume the share.la this legislation
- that they deserve, we have thought it our duty
to lay their clalms,before Hitt public as au aat
Of /Mktg' ITO WI Mir 6491114111%. ;.•
tOCAX NOTICE 11;
• Ws azarequested to sumornuxt that Dr. MONROE,.
the liatare Optithiek or MetunerleandElectrich Moder,
who hue astonished mullitudei .throughont thenartk
and weal by umiak .the sick, and ttik imided, tensing'
the fuze to walk, the blind to see, the; doe to bear;
witinmemedicine or surgical operation,' will visit this
place and take rooms at the UNION- MOTEL. Pate
villa, Pa., from April 23d until May I2th, where he in
vites all afflicted to call. This Is a mode of dm:Wring
that has long been heard of and some .have been eye'
witnesses to most wonderful cam wrought by thla
treatment... All should come oat and iet relieved of
their bodily or mental 'Minden' whilst the Doctor re- .
mains iuthis place April %-16-it
Mae. SPOIL\ reepectfally informs the citizens of Potts:.
'Me • all vicinity,' that the bas reopened the' MB
CREAM titud CONFECTIONKRY business at the old
stand On.Centre street. whwe she 'Will be.most hap:'
py to see all her.old and new friends. • • • "
• lee Cream of all Wore and , of the finest quality
seised at the abbrtest notice. - •
April 19.'61 , la..tf .
FA.= and Winter' llndetTlotbtag can be 'obtained
at D. A. Smith's, Centre etree t. . • • •
FEENCII PADDED Luna DBELui. a.beantiral art4ele, at
D. A, 'Smith% Cultic . • :..• •
.
Wurtra'CASsl/011321 at D. 4.l3mlttre Cl othing
Store, caltie street, rotter Me. .
Faxarati. Ettgllsli and American cloths; all style", aid
of the' fineWonliticx, at D. A. SmAtlrs. 'Centre street.
utabricative steam engine'paeking.-4or tern:mlam
no. G 39 ,arJh Et., and no= 2G . dey Et., new
york.” • •: May 12, .66-19-1.3,
. .
San • wonan in another'column plaiting grape! for
peer Wine. .Ii le an admirable article, used In the
hoevltala and by the drat class fairdllea In Paris. Litn,
don and New York, in Preference to Old Port R tae.
It la worth a trial. uit Rives great satisfaction: •
TRE -CO.AL..TRADE
April 1867.
The .quantity seat by Railroad this week
is 62,175 11 tons; by Canal, 25,819 10; for
thew eek 87,995 01 against 114;359 tons for
the corresponding week last year.
The trade continues &ill. At many of "the
collieries the men are standing out for higher
wages. The truth is that wages for laborers
particularly are too low at the collieries, and
they can scarcely live at present prices of
provisions, but it is well known that the
price of coal has fallen more than any other
commodity in the market, and even at present
wages, the operators can scarcely save them- .
selves from loss. - .
. The, peee of freight tolls by - canal:tci
New. York have :.been. reduced from $3 to
$2 9Over • ton. 31.1iny boatmen; wouldeven
load f r.less if -they thought it would benefit
the trade—but this is .doubtfal• at . present,
Without an.increseed-demand for coal.: •
We can deeply sympathize with the people
in•regard at the dleastrous write of businesss.
Ever since' the traitor Andrew Johnson
gravitated dciWn to the lowest . depths or
Copperheadism, the business of the Country
has been pulled down with hire.' The peO--
pie have no confidence in anything while be
13 at the _head of the Government—they have
no confidence in his Secretary of the•Treas
nry or, a. • of his advisers, and there is no
ho . • 'of m provement until he is hurled
f rom . ..:eat he occupies by the represente
d' -- an • di: ant people whom he has be
ayed. 4.d • e were going to say also that
. people,. beginning to lose confidence
ev- • - • e'ongress for their not acting more
,prom in impeaching the miserable dema
gngue as a warning for all future traitor
Presidents. We hope therefore the people
will demand his impeachment at the next
session, even if the members have friends ap
pointed to offices byAndrew Johnson. Why
should thirty-five millions of people be
.dis
graced and their business almost ruined, be
cause'members of Congress have-n- few fa
vorites in office, and'a portion of the Senators
have not sufficient back-bone to do their duty
to their God and their country in ridding the
people of such' a traitorous and corrupt man?
No injustice could be done. to Andrew John ,
son even if they: were to .hang him. Better
men have lost their heads for committing less
outrages than he has. ..
The trade sums'up this week as follows,
compared with last year : •
-11866. , • , 1867.
. _
1
• , .
-. • • 4 wera.l TOTAL. • witea.,• TOTAL: l '• DEO, '
. i
T . & Mint ! 69.521 985.534 62,1761 • 791 3941d194,140
schjavt cam, 36.005 172.28 S 25.82 , 1 93 9691d:79, 19
-L Val 11•5.1.29,65 , • 555,476 34.661 430 692 5 1124,784
'Debit Cen t 33,395 5+,790 9.6581 ' 9.65q 1 d 44,132
Scxant Sth.! 22.8941 249.516 28,191 1 341.3111 92,795
. `• 'N'th' 7,514, , 96,055 0,991 • 62,998- 2.943
Penn: CC: '. 1. - . .
By 11 Road! 1 •, ' 100,719 19.621 159;536 . 59.617
I
By Canal.•.j ' i•• • CS7 • : 07; 657
Del & Had! 25,960,•• 25,960 43,320 ' 105,6051 62,645
Wrng Stb, :. . ' .. • . • • 1 . -.-
Shamokin.. , 10,254 111.979 '9,957, • -199,855, • 42,124
Trevortoa..! 1,363, 12,353 4pl , 4.9341 47.300
Short Mt... 1 ' 461 6,183 •' • . 5,006 41.177
-L. V. Ca..., 1,308 .4,047 '1,397 10,9611 - 8.123
,Wllliametnl ' . 1,100 • 12.428, 12,4.8
Broad Top. , 5,351 55,161 -• 6,8 3 1 57411. • 2,1711
•_...
..
1,243,561 5,429,063 247,124 • 2,234,723! ..
' : '2,234,723 243.561.. .- - . , .
193,11401 3,6621
,
• The trade shows an increase ovrr the cor
responding week last year, notwithstanding
the loss from Schuylkill County.
We have just learned that the collieries are
nearly all standing idle at Locust Clap `and in
the Shamokin region in consequence of turn
outs. We have not . learned ' whether the
collieries in the Lehigh region are in opera
tion yet or not. Several were to start this
week. From present appearances the sup
ply of coal from this region this year willnot
be increased, - but -may bo considerably
.di
minisheti, unleia better demand springs up:
than at present Many of the collieries were
"robbed" last year and scarcely any prepara
tions made for working this year, which. will
also tend to diminish the qtianfity. • •
Our correspondent at Mauch chunk sends
us the following rates of the cost of a ton of
coal by canals from Malich Chunk to Phila
delphia: • - .
. . .
Lehigh Canal•toll.
Delaware Divislorldo. to Bristol
Towage from hirlatOl to_Philadelphia,...
'Freight .
To, NEW TOILS
Lehigh Canal toll • S 4
- Delaware Division do. to otitlet..,.• . ... . .26
Delaware andTiara= out et to New Brunswick.. 30
Towage from New Brunswick to New Y0rk..:.... • 22.
Freignt 'l'2s
WE have received the following business
circular for publication. We believe that an ,
extensive wharf for the storage of coal, in or- .
der to save demurrage, when cargoes of coal
are refused, which is frequently the case
when the business is &ill. would be of great
advantage; if honesty tarried out, and for the
reputation of this firm as good And fair busi
ness men, we have no doubt but that our op
erators can place confidence in theni:
COAL ORTIOR or 8ECK5(4338.. Bc;wri
No 1.1. BROADWAY. ROOM 31, (Empire Building,'
••• .Nrie Yoas. April 19th. 1887.
To 'Coat,Operi!tors sad Others.
We beg to inform-you. that in addition to our Whole
sale and Commission Easiness, we havo recently fit
ted trp, in the most' complete :manner, an extensive
Wharf. at the foot of 20th Street, East River, • for the'
Storage and Sale of Coal, and we desire, to call }bar
particular attention to the follasing important realms
which we propose - to inaugum.e. in connection them:
with, viz:
To enable the miner and shipper of Coal to 'alepoge"
of shipments "on the market' , &wetly to the' consu
mer:, save the present immense . lames by. demurrage,'
towage, etc' etc. ; avoid the great risk of sales .(often
made ender the pressure of rapidlyat:emulating ex-•
mimes) to irresponsible Parties; and obtain at the same
time quick returns in Cash.. • • : .
In order to accomplish this, we will receive cargoes
of good merchantable Coal at our Wharf, • which we
propose to sell either at Private or Public acear.
ding to the instrucdorus to be given by the consignor.
Our cbargea for receiving, storing and dtsp sing of
the • Coal and' guaranty, will be a fixed amormtper ton,
in order that the shipper may know the exact expense
As our Wharf arrange . meats me each as to enable ua
to put these charges at very low rates,- and as we shall
give a wide spread publicity to the sales, we hope to
effect the very desirable and 'long wished for object. of
bringing the producers and consumers direct corn
rounication. which must be adVantageous to both per-_
• Any further particulars that my be-desired, Will* be
cheerfully furnished by iOEPT, respectfully,
Hroaseura, Boa &
Wi) remere Mug Ist to 111 Broadway, (Trinity Build
lng,) Room 79.
TEE PEOMATIELPECE.A . COAL Rts,
The people of Schuylkill ,Countyof all
classes, including a largancejority of the coal
operators, have been extremely disirous to
obtain other outlets to Market:: ' , ln doing so
we have been openly and ,prbrately encour
aged by. many , Peracturengaged 'coal
tilde bOthat hoine sind.afirOad;'aseuring us
of their. supportso_ Scion - as they weriiPla4d
in a ;position to give it. 'ln fact, thiactjn-.
committing the Manufacturers' and COnsn
nurs'liaihtxul totriPtiny was PrOUilred on
tLe aisurancettki4tb***ld take hold of It
and aid4o itts PO)istri 4 tithL, : T* 4; 490 -
ees were' is true, when, coaldrm
mandad - tr higlier*lc4.* beanies iniisier
ons,-andingre:iridsantdence: rpreTailod, than
sow. l?Pe knoltrthat whit:lona and Aheap
er.outlsta market are dusirid'ii all those
dlrgetly, 4 1 teres,le4.11i golliyikill',Coctitty, and
that they will , use them when
_4:W th e
state ofthe trade and the tear of interference
with their business - proMpui them`to act dlt•
ftifently'nocc--"To-steh tradtcWwilillilitt
maz nature reining-- as It is, we dirnot coin:
itain; c 6ict . inseltlsltunan nature as genet's*
ezhitdied'hi Ueda. TO our sing anutzenismt
lioarevai,;-:when . at gartishess abp u t
weeks ago. We 'learned • that a aatogt* of
t4e GiallarchMige located,in Thlllooo4l
%shed- Harrisburg ostensiblyto ItiOn Abe.
cent a taillevia4"an TOW to defray apojtion
Of tbeeiP,Oßei et the Pei* chterd; bar
l iff4o 4ol loltg 04 1111 e 9 151 ,11-91
-
before the Legislature, one Of whicliprohibt
ted discrimituttion in cars - Sarong ityi_
in • order to piotect those. opt:deters .v4 lO
tiered 'exerciee some independertie in pro - '6-:
enting their "business:: w v ert 3 pre
pared: n Schuylkill co:; tore an alleged:
great evil, and which met the approbation of
those to whom they 'went stibniitted, befora
they' ere presented to the Legislature. Mem-
:bars of firms who urged us to advoizte new
„collets - AO market and approved of ourcounte
and conshiered such legislation necessary,,.we
learn, visited Harrisburg and appeared before
the committee to whom these bills were re
-tarred, and.had them ignored in the commit
tee- on the ground, as Mr. James Neill in
formed us" in rather an arrogant manner,
characteristic Of a purse-proud man, that the"
people of Schuylkill. County had attempted
to practice, a "moat outrageous fraud:upon
the Legislature." We use his own language,
and we only allude to the subject to vindi
cate our citizens. from such a false charge
made upon them by one.: who has always
been treated kindly and hospitably on every
occattion. We were: absolutely taken by sur
prise at this charge, and not having the pelt
' tions in favor of these bills at hand we
thought perhaps there might be some truth
in the ebaige, and only repelled it moderate
ly at the time; but on our
v retum home we
immediately examined the petition aridlottnd
that there there was not only no troth in the
charge,.but that It was. hued on a miserable
,quibble over a single Word that would tend
to disgrace a mere pettifogger. We fOund
the petition' to run as follows: .
-The petition of the subscribeig; citizens of
,
Schuylkill County, and others who.are inter
ested. in the coal business, respectfully show
eth, that bills have been presento to your
honorable bodies.with the followink captions
to wit." 'Here follows the- petition, from
which we, extract that Portion referred to
• "Earn. As tbe lateral rail roads were char
tered for the 'prtpose of developing the .coal
lands, and as feeders to trunk -lines, , and as
your petitioners have locitted their wor/. an
the laterals, while they • Were operated as con:.
templated by - the 'chartns. is; true
that the word businese, might have been eo . -
6th - wed' for works; but, the petition intenz
ded to embrace among the stolen, all acmes
of the uommunity, including-those coal oper
-atorswho were not afraid to sign, it; There
is not one particlepf fraud in it. The peti
tions we learn" were signed by, about one
thousand persons in Schuylkill: County, in-
cluding a number of the coaloperators; and
as.the heading 'shows its character, that it
was not intended for coal operators only, The
charge of fraud Ws. to the "ground.; and, -a:e
ire notsurprised:that the committee,. who,
made the report, and tried to hold up, up
wards of fifty of our citizens tb ridicule, stip
pre=sed their names in the report, and did,
not register. their - names at Harrisburg.—
We learn that the committee whomade that
report, consisted in part of Col. Day. James
Neill and W. Y. Agard. These men have
now no interests in Schuylkill County as
as we can learn,.bat are
_middle men, whose
intereit it always has heen heretofore; -tore.
duce the price of
. coal., almost to stariation.
prices, in order to put the largeit share of
profits in their own pockets. And *hen 'we
see a coo Exchange, purporting to be organ
tied to advance the interests of tbe coal trade,
soliciting the trade here to members,
and used for such a purpose, we cannot un
derstaed bow our operators can consistently
continue membera of the Same. Judging
from its recent action on this and Other linea
tions, it is a mere "tender.used by . some par
ties to obtain certain privileges. for them=
seltes from a great monopoly .to.. the .detri
meat of the bide here. If such is not the
case, how can we account for such proceed
ings?. If they were, in a position not - to ap
'prove of these measures,• why not• remain
silent? They either voluntarily placed them;
selves in opposition to' the : interests of the
people of Schuylkill County, or 'they weie
forced into the 'present position they occupy.
by some . Controfing power which they could
Everything in Schuylkill County depends
on the Coal 'trade; Independent of coal
works, we have rolling mills, furnaces, ma
chine shops, and in fact all kind of works
erected on these laterals, together with large
and populous towns, the people of which are
interested, in cheap transportation -to market
as much as those interested in mining coal,.
and it is on this miserable quibble that our
people are charged with practicing "an out
.rageous fraud upon the Legislature," and re-,
ipectable citizens held up to ridicule because
some of them are men of small means ; but
there are others who probably, are quite as
wealthy as those who make this charge. We
recollect very well when, many:years ago,
some of these coal dealers lived 'in this Coun
ty, and they did' not object to receive favors
from even the.humblest signer on - these
.petf
tions; and it comes with an ill grace thus • to
slander our citizens by charging, them with
fraud when: they did not even allude to or
ask the Coal Exchange of. Philadelphia to aid
them in procuring the legislation they asked
We regret the_necessity of these remarks.
but we are determined to defend our citizens
from such a false charge, and hurlback such
a . calumny, we care not-froM what quarter it
may emanate. -
Mgr !
.!
Are there' any prime privilegeA granted by'the
Road kluge of Fourth. street, to'their favotites in the
coal trade ? If not, 'why do:some of ourtnielnesamen.:
coal - operators and middle men, :both' secretly and
openly, oppose eemery effort for protection against a
.tymnriteal monepolyl If these - mem are not Interested
one way, are they not In another? • ' •
Thalia Who read the signey the times: predict great .
changes In the coal trade within the neat few years.
The revolution will be effected by the community
against the carrying companies; or Mee twigs: If.
against us. we shall be I , i.the. conditka .of the Wyo.
ming mines. and shall be ferced to emit our coal to the
Rail. Road compute, for what they please to
After th.e dividends are declared on Rail Road stock;
we aticmid have little left tor tprotlt, since -the active .
competition of other regions will force the "price of cosi:
How ninny of our collieries would the reserved fund
of the Reading boy at present ? If they mean to buy
them, would , it not be the policy to Dire° our operators
to greater extremities ? Thee control the wharve. at
Richmond, and under' present circumstances, . the
whole business of this County. . . • .
THE 'MANUFACTURERS AND COAL
• CONSUMERS OF ,PRILADELEU.A.
The amount of 'coal rientlroni ttie Schuylkill Regions
to thecity Philadelphia, was 896,714 tons, in 11.860.. Of
this amount only 41.871 tons were exported. • In addl.
Don to the above amount, there Rerel4l iitt tons sent
by the Lehigh mines, by way of the North Penna... R- .
ft• 174,50.9 by the BeiVidere Delaware It. R.. and 221,-
80 tons by the Delaware Division Canal; of these 5313,:
178 tons, but a small portion passed beyond Philadel
phia. and we, therefore„ think' safe in stating 'that the
manufacturers and coal commuters .of - Phibidelphi a,.
need not less thin Imp 000 tons' of Anthracite coal in
. 1848. HO much Bituminous coil from Clearfield Co.,
Pit., Broad Top and timberland, which Came in. core-. petition with the Anthracite, is consumed, we cannot
exactly determine, butttdnk we may be Bare in stating
it at over 200.000 tons, since 265,129 tons Were sent from'
Droad Top alone, most of which was need in Philadel
phia. This makes the total consumed in Philadelphia,'
. .
1,000,000 tone: . •
• This large consumption :of coal taxes Philadelphia
to a large amount, since by far the
,greater part. of
was sold to the consumers at retell prices, costing the
large manufacturers nParly as much as fuel .cOsta the
manufacturers of New YOrk,notwithatanding that city,
is nearly double the distance of Phileulelphis,'from oar
coal fields since the competing lines of transpn
. have reduced their freights so much lower than those
supplying Philadelphia, that the lat terwere compelled
to allow a drawback and cents per ton on all coal pas:
sing he New 'York.' This. benefits New York to the
prejudice of Philadelphia, and is really a tar of
600 on the superior position and advantage:of Phila
delphia; m reference to her supply_of feel,
Another advantage. possessed by New . York; is
system of auctlOn sales established there, which ena:-
131:41 the large Manufacturers to taxi. Mete coal at • the
lowest whole:alit:irks" or about 40 relate per -ton lea
than the ordinary wholesale Prieei th, ° cargo
It is, therefore, eleir that Philadelphia might save over
$1,000,000 per imam, by having free acceca to Oureoal
fields
~a v e r competing lines; coating for , tonatruetion'
leas than one..half the nominal stock value of the pros
ent nionePollsing lines, online, for.they me controled .
by fbe !MEM foreign corpoistion. , The Paladelphia &
Regorig R: R. declares 10 per cent;on.an enormous
eirdt AL which would now build two linim to Philadel-•
Phia:each having equal, oilman* capacity; and there
le no other *On wMartiet maitufacturers and coal
consumers of Philadelphia can abate this MA than by
duiereatton Mi . :W . llloth* lined.. It hr natural and ac
cording to the Wawa of trade, thatteuttashoUbl make
all the-profits that can be secured by the liver of trade r
but It Is also limn= nature to take all the advantages
wMen ;Menton, power, or a monopoly tin reld,. end
thie rasping. avaricious policy which is generallybut
iniataimuly—adopted by monopolists in the end, itorriete
the eal by creating our - Anion. ' • • • ,
In the Present jmaikthere la*ieniedy but In cam . -
platten, for ems should the managers of itilkiarng.
line be. Inclined to ;only fair - dhidenda on Miaow
tailcoat id amielhipiviemati* their Erma: rt . :aka
holderrweald not . tolerate io 191110 .a policy.. ay
Rood not he content' with; IS per cent, on' twee 00 0 ,
000,060. thofikti that la above the-avenge of English In
vestments, conch Of wri&itreti
,Mziamt4 Atm. Pei Cad.
PO --..-FRITIARITIT.
, .
22.40/kos poen Ps: llpskwolail -
.(1 , 199254dPai
805tait 4. 4:,,, ' • 210 lfoiwith - •• ' • •-, • i'llis.,
nits - • - • 240 New Re 2291...;:,... . 9--ID -,
Cbswoossis2 goist.'..ll:lo 1it001... 2....;:. ..,; Y . en ‘,
1
chidestown. 2 20. 1tep0w0H0t2......,,. - ,. .
Combeiditspost. ' • 8.80 l'ortowouth - - - 190 : .
palms - • - - 9 So Port9osd .., -. .. ~-...: II 00
wan 810w.`. - ..'..'.. ...il 00 2wwlowoos. : - 'Ai 00
fi1auce5ter..:.......11115 - 80:bary:..i.i..:::.1143 1 .
SerFaet.:'...c...'.'.... it 40: Bereetly t - :?,....: ;-',.-:1;: I VS .
W1ci;? :.. 1,115 lAD. HowtsFir,..,t.:,.;;;i.; - ...1„aq
Emma, ' • ,- 4 -.; - :,. . -,,...: -•,,,
• NIIAPPINK 1 0411.b 0 01.1 1 0 1 . 1 " . '''' , ?-k • •
!TI- . ..74'::r;1 . :.... - x,,-I - .N -, 74i.p.; : . 5::::,:,.-:c.o . :Tu.: - ..Ta:: - N:A.:: . ,1 . ,.. - ,.H - :,..2.8.,1:::: -. : :4...9.. - ; ,:.T._8. 61.::
• STWeiglaaafreat.itliimbealliplai.
New York.. • • 6015Twaidornt -
900
Fall •
- 1 45 'New Lon&m. • '. 1 35
- Newpart • ,1 50 Pawteeket....: -1 C 0
. . ".; ... .1 25, New Havem - • 1 - 50
Proyidenoe.. . ....... 3,45 Portamontb. r •• 1 8:v
'Norwalk. - 1.00 New.l3edfond. 150
Middletown. ... ... 1 S!slMeidgepott..... • • IVOO
Portland. I.lsllimmotc . . 150
Salem: Hndeon
,Lye • •
14re p nlerom Alpeeige ityVel l aa jo ria ,
New. Rat. • • ' 2 22a
coAL mAßimrs.
PIIIOEB or GOAL BY rt,g . ,OARGO.
(00116101iD vsw.T roe Tat mama'
- •AT . .PIEILA.D.ELPIII.4.
• . ' • • • ;
April 19.
Bohirffl Bed As k Pro;paro, 3
Xi@ 0W) •5 25
Chestnut, •
" • -White Ash Luinp S Boat 4 2544
.Egg and Sto ve ; • " • 25@
" Obeetnitt,. .. • . . . 4 - 5001
Logi:int Mt. Lump, St. * Bost • 4 55rEi 4.56 '
• " _ " Broken • , 25 , 4 450
" "- Pretiareet • 415 V) 50
" Oheetnnt, . . 3' . 50/ •
• Hill fk,Harris...St. Boat a Broken.... 4 .751dt
• r • • Duni, fr; Store 4.750
" • OliOitnnt • ' 90(it• •
Lorberry.Coal, • • 4 754
Franklin, (Lykene Valley) • ' ' 5 00® LeIggh Lump, St. Boat -
n ahastnnt,. • • • .4 250 •
Broad Top, • 5 004
Lehigh Coal at Eliaabetbport.
Lump, .. by • • 71X10) .• •
St. Boat and Broken " Cargo
44 . ... 6
-
=ad Stove' . "
".- 7 0 00 • -
ut " '— •
5 - 500
...
, ' SCI anion Coal atlillizabetl apart.
Lump,: , by cargo:— .... ' 500
Grate, . • 4 . 4 ' - 8,50
Prepared,.' • . 6.25@ - 6 50 .
Gheetnut,
.. • 4' • :.5.00@.. .
A:l` ftEW YOll4.
• April 19..1967.
Sehuilkill Red Ash by Boat Load..s 6 - 000 6 25
•. . " iCheetnut, _ 4.500 .4 75
'‘ White Ash Lump. '.... 5 750" .
• • ‘ 4 Swam Boat • • • :5 . 250 5
.75
" Broken 6 500 5.75
•n Egg- ..... • 5 500 575
. •.' , Stove .. , .. . 575 e 6
• . 11 4 7510
Leigh White:Ash ,
LIM .... .
Steam Boat • ' - .0-
Broken ...... ..... 0 • .
' Egg . • 0 •
Stove • • '
" ' Chestnut, • •
. • AT HALTILTIORE. - *: '
• " • *. .. • Apru 19,.1667.
Wilkeere & Pittston W.A.-wholesale 6500 6 75
• ".-. 7 50@ 8;00
Lykens Val.& Simb'3; It. A.. wholesale- 8 50114 6 78
• '" ' retail., 7 50Ia -8 60
Shamokin; whita, or red mkt wholesale 5. 75ra 6 00
w « w retail. • 7'25Q 7 .75
fleorses 4 cicek and 'Cumberland Coal,— 5 25® 5 45
f•s. b. at Least Point-for shipping.' At • •
Grorgebnrn D• C • . 5 ona 6 25
'Ointtrove Coal Tri-adc, - tor . '
&inbuilt tranPported daring ch. tent monthl • •
lorberry .Greek • 3.601 14 12..255'0Q
Good - Siir aft • • 3,8'6 09..' 8,39_.01
r'aiutl Railrnad..:..' 7,393 03 . -•20.:090.10
- -
strhaylkill Co. Railroad., ;.for 1887..
The following le'the quantity of coa transported:over
the following,Railroads for the week ending on Tinfrii.
day evening lot . . . • . '
-Mine HUI & -11. IL ' Mi.—, ; 25,285 OL 110.200 12
Schuylkill Volley ' ' • • 4„464 05.. 51,104 10
Mt. Carbon • • •• •• " • .442 08 ' 5,747 11
Mill Creek • • • • 8,715:14 .75 754 14
11ohauoy&, Uroaclllt , • • ' r 83,411.02.:1888,791 01)
LitUe Schuylkill
• .. nLecK BAND IRON-ORR.
Sent over the Mill Creek Rail .Road for the week
ending on Saturday last
Week
Previonely
Coal Trade by Railroad and Canal 1867.
. . .
. • startaos.D. 1 . oesrst... •
. • - • -
. --.-----•,--.
St: Clair • - . -26,110 10 .. •
Port Carbon ' - . , 1,9 d 031- • 10 ,001.10
Pottsville • - • • . - 11 01, • 473 OO
Schuylkill Ilaven• . 13,047 Ipi . 12,343 00
Auburn •• • - • . 3,621 SG - .
Port Clinton ' - •• 11431 - CS . I 3,30000
62.165, 11
. .
' Total forweek
Previously this year.
' Total•
To same time feet year
IncreAue,
Dee
. .
Lehigh 4k: illahatioy. Coal Trade for 1.887'.
Week ending with lest,Satardtiy.. • .
• • •
NAYEB orSanTrea .
.
Trenton Coal 'Company
•Mount Etna.- • .
•
Mahanoy Co: •-• • .
Delano .Colliery ' ' •
Glendon Coil COmpany .
Rathbun, -Stearns &Co . ' • •
E. S. Stillman : •
Mchleal.Coal & Iron Company.
Knickerbocker Coal Company..
Thomas Coal Company
.Williams & Flerring.: . ..... ,
Coal Mountain'
Other Shlppera •
• Total.. . . ... .
C9rresponding.weeilast
Deemse
Increase.
' • 'Grade tor 1..%467. •
For weekending %n Raturday ..last: •
. • •-• . • RAILROAD. 1 . CANAL: -
OPBBATORS. • •
Hazleton • • 3 , 6 21; 5, 2 47 '•• .7151 ~15
Bast Sugar Loaf....' .1,373 1 . ' 7,514 .
Mt. Pleasant. • •
;old°. • 2,787 12.131 4452' '952
Hailelih 772 "1,168 - ..;
Coze
•Ebbeivale Coal Co,. 1,450 • 3,080 . 520 • • 5 1 20
Stunt 238 781 . 443 ' 443'
Council Ridge. .• • 1,3 - 29 11,669 1,015 -
Back Mountain • 1,048
..
'7482 1,638 • • 1,528
New • .2 Lehigh - " 21,522 . •
Honey Btook Coal C . • • 30.055 - • " . -
German Pa. - Coal : 8,09 •
.2 .•.,
Spring Mt. Coal Co. ,155 23,237 06 96
Coleraine - 2,537 28,340' . • •
Beaver Memlovv.. • .. • • • 5 5
•
John Connery • ' :38 1,031 ' •-
• "
Lehigh Zinc Co '
J.• B. Reber &
McNeal.- ' 2,996
.22,070 ; -: -
Knickerbocker. C.I C 723 16,182 •97
Coal Ruia Coal Co.- •
Rathbun Caldwell Ce 253 12,620 • ;
Glendon Coal C 0.... 840 - .6,010 • . ' •
Watianuy • . .1,233' 3.503 - -. •
• Delano Coal Co • 1,537 . 21,422 ' 1 • • •
• sillimaz ' • ' 2,059 • 31:769
Coal Co.: ( 4 53 L ,
.19,100 273 : • : 0 278
Franklin; • ' 155 ' .6,985 ' 285 • ' 289
findenried....; .. .. • . 11)1 ' 8,030 813 ' 313
Leh v. & C 0... 270 8,717 191: 101
Lan. Ware ..... .• • .176 7,058 •92 ' ' 92
Wilkesbarre ... .' . 1.397 33.918 2,147 2,147
.Warrioi Ran • • 225 . 3,043: :99 )• 96
Paizish - & Thomas.. 54 0 15,942 ' • ,
Let. Coal & Nay Co • • . •
• :
•
Packer, Skew &Co.i •1. 91 . 91-
.other ' 1 191" ' 92
Mt: Etna • • ' • 681
.I*.lersey. • Coal -Co.. , 215 6,8241 '
John Lanbach & Co. • •
Trentin Coal Co.-. .111 ' : 5251 • • • '
. Onion - Coal Co lO7 6,963 , 371 371
• aryombsg Coal Co.. . .147 11,202 36, i 10.7
• • •' • 34.6 0 1 "- 430,692 . 9,651 , 1 • -.• 9 , 659
•.
Total by R: & Canal 41.320 440, 11 5 . 1..
Same time last ywar.,63, 9 / 9 6v9,26t . l . I
itierease ".. :
Decrease 118,125 158,91 1 1 ‘ • '.., •
' , 1
NEW.ADVERT"MENTS
. ,
A 4, arsigus Boots for salent • . •
• •• - •• • ' GREENWOOD MIMICRY
- odic* , Garden Tool• put tip 111 setts,
LA log Spade, Rake, Moe and Tranepiantera very
near arttcle and juat the thing. for the SPASM &tea
Prtmlbg Hooka and Scissors, and Shears for trimming
&ars borders at . L. C. THOMPSON & CO.'S...
.
Dlowa of all kinds and - patterns: including. Derfe
I one and two home, and aide Hill. Also the. Eagle
Self sharpening ' No*. • Veit's/tiers' of all 'patterns;
with east, steel, and • resemble. teeth.- . Also Storm
Mould Boards and fond Slide. : Sold separately at
Aprll.2o .• • LEWIS O . ..THOHPbONA CO •
.
F inhere. we are just in receipt of a full
T • atock of all' kinds of Iridium Tackle, four Joint
Aeli Rods; with !ADC , wood dog. bulb .4 and bait .
Baskets, Hair and Silk Linos Reela•GutLeaders,
erick and". esrlisle Snails, Artificial Plies, Backe's;
and everythhig..in the line at ' • • •
April,2o '••• lart9lB C. mom psi:4q at aim. -
LL` sewers Artentiets.—lf you want the very hest.
Phosphate in the market, anti one that will give
you the largest return for your money, buy Y•rurdares.
Ammoniated Super-Phosphate of Lime, an /allele that
hat proved itself in the last ten years to be-superior to
all others mannfactured. For sale by the sack of two
hundred pounds . or ton at
April 20 " .
• - -:LEWLS C. THOS k CO.'S. .
SHEAFER '8 MAP
OF THE 0 0 .11"1. E G—l 0 IsT S.
incases, $1 25; lit' sheeta. $1 04).`. and Om rollers,
$2 5 5 . 'Also 14Leafties Cool and-Know Blimp
of Poiluoylvania—in "sheet, * $1 co.and In caeca
$1 25. For ealesl.- - RAMSEY'S
.Book and Staponery Store, Pottev4le
S.rpadei Spadeadd bile stock,
of all kindeinet long ' : and, abort handle.
peliahed-and plain.' Fore by the dozen or piece at
veryloar ,prices.. Garden Bakes; made . entirely o{
steel, a very superior' article: Mailable .Ixon Bakes,:all
Awe, Weed Head and.lron Tooth PAU% 8; la, 12 and
-14 teeth. Tranaphoitera, Garden- Trowelaandevery4
thing in the line , at" TEKmal4oN aCO
J ALEXANDER .
norau,l74 • -
Pieiwe
• • • •
• Pensoni =king application at the store of H. Paiter
Bon, Centre will 'receive prompt , attention at
their homes.. , April 20, 117-Ic4t
.13. J. WILI.JAMS & SONS,
. • •-
;Worth Sizikgit.;
. , ••
-••• • • .
• WilitOW BLINDS. SHADES.:
• Etta& repafra : Shades Lettthel - Itiimaihig4 and
Pi:tures. Pl,ini Shades of all kinda.";: nature Tame's,
Cord& Bell Tons, 'Apra 20. 41T-2.6.2m
C;0 I`E . S S O.N •
saw CHESTIIIMISTREET,
Oali the attentleif: public to their stock of
FINE :01.01 1 ,11INS• • .
c l t 3.4". 41,2
geniis far SPRING AND SUMMER wEAB.
--Oar-Meeeere-Defieetaneet.liseev.pegeolizel tbaLgen
tbesnest can feel eemxy,fxfoll4enfe lef prulePt! 9 6 7
1111 " 1 -, "n * Li*
Cutlet tit7les.
- • —80101118 Eta BON.
01Ft*latA.N6t - Col7lllr MIALE. - -;•Pininant
, to wde , . at tha Orpluor4 Court of the °panty
'at t:OwloWl; to the thamaonwealth of
Etta _eatatuther; Trustee of tbd Wog.ett i al l =r il 'oppb
rtobots. tate - of the thatttaitti af flair, in thtictaw
otlttoulkt%" o , ol N - , 141 •eV" tfkahlii hf
- tatatry; • •
- /4110 O'clock Wale f ;reocaa.'4ll - that owtilda bra ar
mot of Mad tangelo titaTtrotmalt. of-Wants:in taa
unto akOaahVbiaiwird
.'ArtilaWaußeimoicsartuot. waramori
that Bettaalbr, lbw •
awl; - and other. contidziPS hem sada paiihei,
with Oda 'wkaltteagaitcat_ corillattir,of'a twastory •
Mane hawse, saws hatai wham etr4 It de ttivitata
- of said &coaled. 'Verna aid cooditlf,aw 'll3a.
, at ItittittaafadMo i rt
f:! 4 ° l o l i o ,t a b e ; 01 = 11173 : 1-4 7 7 ;i -,
-1031111111141144-
-._..: F,Tsli,:,:.:st.-.4i4iTc.l-1;.
_1?;:1:A_' . =::: . .N...1: - 'l.-..5; ; .
GOvernment and other Desi
- arable. Securities,
NO. 5 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK,
E 3 IV' "X" PLAL.
- PACIFIC..: - 1111.. - 00...
This boiripsil is cellist:earring tuider the patronage
of the .
. .
Great National Rt4lwEq Across the
. .
. Their trill &tend: from Raciatn ento, Penton:tie:
acnre the SterriNectuNt to the enhforntn*. State . lice,
Vavemine'the RTCHESI 'AND MUST POPULPTIS
SEcTION OF.. CAL,FORNIA.. and thence th-on , •h the
GREier MINING REGIONS 00 THE.T.ERRITORIES
to the vicinity of Batt Lake City. • •
It forme the SOLE WESTEPN 'LINK of the onit ,
route to the Pacific which Is adopted by Confiress. 'dna
'AIDED BY-THE ISSUE . OS' UNITED STATES
BONDS. •
•
. . . . . .
. .
• Their. road is already Completed, equipped and inn,
nine for 94 miles from ftcramentO n o • w i t hi n i?. . mites
of the summit at the:Sier 3.9. and alarge amount. of afe
vinrk of Grading,' Tunnelling, Itc:,*l4eyond that point
hasteen accomplitlied.
•
The FIRST lIORTOAGREONTDR thie Compan,
etird tionsual InduEvatents of ?filmy and Profit to In
vietore, Lot the following among other reasons, ,
First.:—.The rate of Interest is 9 - K PER. CENT. DT
GOLD. payable sem.bannually to the. City of
Secavd.—The PRINCIPAL' is ryable GOLD at
• - :
. . . . . .
.Third.-LThicost of the.Ronde. NINETY FIVE PER
CENT and accrued interest. le TEN P.ER CENT:
• leae than that of the ebeapt Eix. Per Cent. Gold
' ' Bearing Bonds of the tiosernment. -
Fo¢et6:—The`llNlTED gTATES GOVERNMENT
• hROVIDE 4 PLY HALF THE AMOUNT
NRCESsARY.TO B 17111) PHEF.NTITIE ROAD,
• • . AND LOoKS MAINLY TO A:MALL.PRR,
• • • CENTA GE .N.THE FUTURE TRAFFIC FOR
Filitt . .owitie to thl. ihetal Pro . vision. Re , C9inWallied
With EXTENSIVE GRANTS OF PCISLIC
• . • LANDS, by which , tie-Goverrimett t...tere this
• great ITS 'l ,l RE •,;.•
.D °RED - CERTAIN, • AND ITS. FINANCIAL
ST BILITY.:IS 'ALTOGETHER INDEPEND,
ENT ol^ THE'CONTINGENCIES'U'II toll AT.:
• TEND ORDINARY 'RAILROAD ENTEIIPRI
• • •
Stixttli.—The. Security of its 'FIRST MORTGAGE
le therefore AMPLFI 'nail-their (three ,
: • ter for safety and le etytaled only l}y
• '•
that•of the obligations Of, the GOVERNN_ENT
.
Seyenstr.—The net edrninds ihe ( 4 .mpletpdportien
areALREADYLAROvUIf X•• F>,s,4•.)F •Fritt
' INTRRFST - ORLIG , TIONS -WORM TILE
CoMPANY WILL INCOR ON TWICE TOR
• •• • DISTANCE, and ar.oee Silyhiere , teine. iender--
.. in the UNINTwRiIITTED , PAYMENT OF
•
INTEREST ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN: •
4813
2,T81 1T
Eighth. - At the present rate of Gold they pay nearly
.S . X PER GENT. per annum on the amount in-.
vested. •; • .•
. . .
The Bonds are Issued In denomiinttions of il,OOO
with semi-snnnal Gold Conpens- attached..payable 'tn -
New York", and are; offered - for the. prt , eitt at 94 pill.
cent. and' Interest' (hi entrencyl from Jan, h t.
.
. _ ...
' orders may be fonvaided to. us direct. or thron , ll the.
principal Banks and Bankers lu al.l4arie oi the country.
. . .
,
• .Bemittarbies may be made In dr. is on New York . . or
In I,egal'Tender'Notts Nathinalißunk Notes. or ether
hinds current in ibis' city: and thi 'I-toud•. s ill be for
warded-to any address by &tweet., free of charge. in;
guides for further particrilars„ . by' mail or otherwise,.
will receive punctual attention: . • • . • . _
25,,,19:10
08,149 02
.729,218,161
i 191,381 09 9363 12
980,116 031 .• • 112 , 267 10
:63 19
,318
FISK & T HATCII,
BAIiKERS AND DEALERS. IN CigVERN
f AIEN:r SECURITIES, -
No. 5 Nassau Street, New York.
529
43
3,514
21,536
6.700
12.4°3
32,10 T
21.540
17,124
5,933
3,930.
1,00 7
1,389
VS9
181
2,111
2,fiS3
735
839,
2111
.
F. B —An kinds of Griverument Sertriti , s- received
't the .11111 'market, price by'exchtingo bir the above
Ca"ALLDCRIFTIONS OF - Go vEn NMEN:r SE
CURITIES 'KEPT CONSTANTLY ON . HAND, AND
BOUGHT, 50LD,.0.11 EXCHANG
Vr - Gnld Coki and.l7. B. Conpons bought, B d, and
collected. ' - . ' . . •
• tarnEPOSITS RECEIVED ON LI LERAL TE4.llB;'
SUBJECT TO CHECK AT SIGHT,
IdlrColfeetloim made throughout the *country
. .
Car Allstellaneang Stocks and.BanclE bought and Sold
at the Stack Exchange on annuni9ei,n fur ca.sh.
• • .
ntr. FPECI.AL , ATTEN 7 TTON. GIVEN TO THE.Hi.
CHANGE Or SEVEN THIRTY N , I,TES (IF ALL-THE
- .SERIES FOR THE NEW FITE.TIVEN'rY RONDS pre
156; , , ON THE MOST FAVORAFf .E
•
Aprif 26. . •
• .16 2ra • •
IRON AND STEEL,
WIRE R OPE
MANUFACTURED BY •
JOIN T A.ROEBLING,
TRENTON, N. J-;
FOR - INCLINED PLANIN; MINING,
STANDING. SHIP RIGGING. SUSPEN
SION' BRIDGES
-FERRIES,-STAYS AND
GUYS ON. DERRIt KS, CRANES AND
SHEARS; ELEVATORS, 11LLERS,
. •
• A large stock - of ,
WIRE ROPE CONSTANTLY ON RAND:
ORDERS Flf RD WITH IISPATCII.
Or - For strenctb. size t val cost circular,
will be sent, on application: •
April °o; .e 7 . 16-ly
- j...:R:' BARRETT CO., Proprietors, .
• .• BLINCIIESTER; N. -
byJ. C . '
end
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111 t)ICE :PIFOID.K, OF HOOTS .AND
isHOiol.---The undersigned . respectfhlly ' in
forms The citizens of -- -. • • •
. .
Pottsville and. vicinity, ,: , • ' ',.-.- e ;:-.... ii
thatbe -has fin hand a .• - 7 1-,• - _-,,,,r -: •
large ,me' floc assort- - ..--.• 1 -- 7 3 4 ' -- - -- 41 ."• ' •
went: of Mcres, Bore; ...‘,.- ~1 • ''''''—
Wotrienle ; Misses - and ?Z f" 1 ' '''---:- •
Children's Boots: and: - --,- . "---' _--_,-;•-.`_-- •
Shoes, • which - he Is sel. - 7- --- ." ' ,••:---:.:, •• •
4 ,_
'ling at as reasonable'o.. ,- • : --.....;-- •
prices as they• • can be. • '''•
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preenred anywhere. . .-
... -• • - • 4 0,,i4
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gir Work made to • • ' -
o.ller.With promptness and despatch • - •., •.-: •• ;
. - - ••
•• • ..._'• J.. F. EMIFIARD'r.
iikhantoie.6 St., opposite Post Deice, I 'o lB %l ll e.
'April 20, .67 • . • : 16-6 m : -
follectlOnrof !larches, Waltzes, Polkas,
Itedowas... Galops, Ilitzurkas, Quadrilles,
Four• Hand Pleees, Dances, kr.
THE POPULAR 141151 . 0 OF TEE DAY.
This new volume, being the third of the well known
and favorite illeme Circle." will be welcomed by all
who desire to have the:best pieces of the beat comm•
sera in a convenient and' readily. accea-ible form, and
at a price eo low that the collection may: be upon the
Piano of every player. ' :Avery large number: of the
Berns contained in this new Compilation. are not to be"
found in any other tollectioti. though math admixed
in the mud Sheet form. - and in co,atent demand,
fact that will render the "Pianist's Album' , thelendlug
book of Its idZid., ,Tarn.-$) 5 O ,Cloth $3 00
• Clo th- Rilt,-$4 00. • Sold.by all thwart-Dealers, Dealers,' and
post-Wd. OLIVER DIMON d CO., Pub
lishers, 277 Washinatcm Street, Boston. •
'67- . • . . • t ort
- .
• T 0010 • LADIES • Look !—Money, Time
Li and abor Saed by wink the •AMERICAN POL.
Yse _for "cleaning..„ glass- or •atetals without snap or
water, Ind outlaw -no .dlrt:•. The 'American Poll*
Cleans !shadows as.clsar as crystal: end without atop,
son de or water, "dud leaves 90 lint on the glass.—
It cleans Metals—either Silver', Copper, Brags, Tin Or
Bri t t muitii Ware. better, and with lees labor, than any
thing heretofore known: 'After having. need -it once:
you would not be without It for five times Its price.
Manufactured ” " b
the AMERICAN. POI :MR - COM
PANY No. 413 ChwuntEt, Philadelphia,
DtrisLie SALE et .IFiroames and in
P.I. Alto—The undersigned agent for the heirs
of Phillipfi deceased, will offer at public sale,
Saturday, the 41h der, of nay,. 119.87.
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, on the inemb'es- a two
story frame house, with keine kitchen. and lot of AA'
ground.- hi e ste on the eontEeide cii SaTITYMIL
street bi ifotimgh of Paltealto-ard contain.
fug in front OD' SI street : forty.feet. and In depth
one In:mired feet,'a d ning lots ito. 249 and 445 lin ttin
OrNat Borinigh. : • and condirlons made
' m m , n
by - ADAM . 813:ERTEL, Pottat tile, Pa.
April 49,'67 • 1 • -10-3 e,
. .
• 11ETT.a.sis semaiso mg OffiketahnieliF
the Pat Office: at .Pottinale. State of he meyfmi
ttm DMA, of Apr% - -
°talk M - 45( thaleiletten;thetypikgrit m - ctit call
got 4 -` edemUeM ktfavip. vett* date of this and
ri:ertlledlor within Oni;;;;Li they will 1* oezi
ertr `.Hautirii4.lldir receiie 'was= a
Hans George Prince , Edwai+d
! anal.* D - • sivderzAur. l -
••••-w°7--miciaei"Jolctuk-, J-Trevanf Btnitti l Wm PI
CrOgillthsok- .
latk 410 ' - . Boat Ciegidue
alinon
, 41 imam Dea. 'PotdM I I.W .
1 : 111 UomW Acker timid - . Ttioinal Win sit
Dada-BetaYelheathe t itobt .WMCePak
, Daviittaite:-I ., ,3fpres Berdard Witite7 -=-
014 --nby Alas IV -Intim? 'lll4 P... 8
e 7[v7 , - 11ipfaz - thr. ,ybgen "
'il4F4Akt ffilv""q"
AND DEALERS IN
ILECOVIIMI.Tp fl UBTOB9. :Car.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF TER
lUnite4l States Government,
The Western end of the
Continent
: . •. • •
. .
: . P&, - - It . Cf: - ' ..• '. -.-
.
ifr FIRST . PREMIUM - 41 ,
V -.
~ .
Ora Silver. Medal. :
• WAS AWARDED T .". . .
..„,..1
. . • .'.. BARRETT'S !MIR- RESTO.RATIVE 1;1
4:sBy -the N.. 11. State 41iieulturel Society, et,..
• its Fair, holden in Isashun, Sept. _O, 4501 •. : • .
•• • . .
' --- • L - lI.AII.H.ETT'S•
Vegetable Hair Restorati v e
~- nestorie briy Hair to lti Natural Color . ; pit , - .
•." motes the,growth of /he Hair ; ' change. the, 4 *
roots to thnlr original omanie action ; erndi4
eatel.,Dandru - ff and Aiumorr. ' • parrots
/lair falling out ; is a superiorDMSSlng:.
It contain. no injurious ingredients,. , • . .; .
1 41 1 1 4
and la the moat popular and reli- .
,
Able artielo•throughoutMe • .
- - •
.. -
Ea t, - West, North ; eud•oo -
• • ..
, .
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•
THE PIANIST'S ALBUM;
A Militant Set of Piarta-forte Gents
Suited to every grade of. capa c ity,
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERT PILNIST,
WticiN!rci nld becorne.fatnitia'r with
GREENWOOD NURSERY.
810 COLLECTION OF PUNTS,
'1•12O-Ifai.ietiet; of •ar Selectfam.
•
10 Everblooming . 13.0eM,` 2 'Pnchias.
.12 VerbetaN • 1 Gamma splocodens. : •
•-• 4 Patsies, .• . • 1 Blue Gage.
• 4 P tanl 2 2. • Scarlet Sage,.. .
• .2' Lnbellark• • . 2 Dahlias, • .
Ilellotropes, • • 2 Ctpheas;
2 - C3lc - col/alas, .. 1. Scarlet Ftnx.
. 9 Lintanas, • " ..• ' 6 . Chrmaiathrztuuns
•' 4 Geraniums, • .. 2 Seagram, . • . . '
' 2 Monthly'Carnations,. 2 Tradescantias.
ageratums,: • 1 Chinese Pzitorase,'
:2 Amitnunhne, •
Canna, . • • 1 dehrzthee,.
- -.1 Variegated Periwinkle, 1 Violet
Mvergr,en. Ivy, .2 Manzandlae,
2 Nasturtium , Thunbarglas. . . •
We ciffer.the whole collection a 81 plants. including
- packing, for $lO. . The - vareties selected pm,
contumme bloom from ePring to fall.. . - •
.• P.,r one-halt the above assortment, including 'pack
to-Oataloinea of Nursery, furnished on application:
.N.Vir. - ..:URING .- - - STOOIt
JUST RECEIVED
A 7 TELE
NEW YORK
HIIRTGOODS STORE ;
a ;
Corner Centre & liorvregian Sts.,
mo =luxe norsr.,) . .
/4 1 !
A:A
.magnideent . assortiaenrOf—eill kinds of
STAFLE, DOMESTIC, FANCY
. • 'DRY COUDS,
IPachased atfhe late?tattl e at e e
An tin
the City' of New York, is now' offered to es
111,1 the;
~ • -. .
1 11 ; IIIIIIELOUSLY LOW RITES.
. . . .
' :GOODS VERT NEARLY:O.IsT'TILE OLD!
ft: . - - PRICE LIST... - . •. . "
114 l LADlkSipletee" bear in mind that at tlte .
NEW YORK STORE Yon Oimbuy •
l . •
- 1111 '.Grtat. Bargains - in Dry Goods.
,
If intl. wtsb PRIN.7S. call, et CULLAED 'S.,
'° I Y.iu mil' find there a splendid article from 12i
olto 15 cente.. - -.- -": •
i•• Should you be in need of MUSLIN'S, they ,
11l eliow you at the- NNW "YORK - STORE
• idle very beat brauda, at pricee that will eaton:
• 1 Do you: think of boying ti NEW SPRING,
, DRESS l'' • Juat favor GALLAND- with a call.,
, and you will- find a mnet be intiful variety: oil
ki' lull the unveltles of the reason, at lower rater
than ordinarily clmiged . in other placee, ..: .."1
. ' - • , -- -- "
• • Ladlea wishing to purchase WHITE GOODSI
AND EM BR • IDERIES, rhould not fail to cat';
at GALLAND'S. : They undoubtedly, will. bei
very aurveably enrprlaed at .quantity, quality, !
Alandpricceof goods. ".
14
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IThe Best Assortment in Town,
AND ONLIC DEST rcEs,
At the NEW YORK CHEAP. STORE,
VI At the Lowest Dates'.
kil. •
pNENS„ •• .
..: CHECKS; . .
• 1 ..
: . T0W.E1.0;13, -. .
•• i •
DEEMING ci3OTEr. s,
1. • - • . • - CLOAKINGS,
piSPIiING and SUMMER MIMS"
,- •
==!
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
• •• . .
Arid all other "articles 'generally found at a
FIRST CLASS NEW YORK CITY ."
DRY GOODS STORE, at
J. GALLAND CO.'S
NEAP I ORIi
OHEAP'TIRY.GOOPS STORE,
Corner Centre & Norwegian Sts.
Do notFoFget give . them a Oall.
April 20, 'GT
THE UN lON. HAMS
Are piOnounced by those Who 111 , 6 them,•
. .
EQUAL TO ANT - .111A1119 EXTANT
They are Selected from' Mili'strictly corn . fed hogs.
and the ingredients.iised in curing - are- all. of the very,
hest quality. • Particular cure is also taken to keep
them In pickle only long enough to cure, which pre
vents their getting toe salt—a great and general fault
with'most-hams. None genuine nulese branded.'
• cured only by • •
• A. F. CHESEBROITGEI* - C0.; . ..
PORK PAClihrtS, AND WHDLESALD-DRALEBS IN
• . • :FISH. CHEESE AND PROVISIONS,
10 North .DvlawareAveinie,Vitiladd;
. • RP' Pneklug and Curing. Establishment S. K corner
°lb - and Reed Sts: • March' 9; , a 0 •.10.6m,
.
MILE. PA E • .
RETURN TI,KETo. $-.200; GOLD. • •
• ' • TIE INMAN LINE' 31AIL'isTEAMSHIPS,
• . • . .Ba.lt expressly for the trade, . . • .
CITY OF PARIS. • - - • • . . •
CI FY. OF ANTWERP, • • , .
• '. .CITY OF LONDON.. • • • , - .
• •• • . 01TY OF BALTIMORE, • • •
• .
•. • •
CITY OF BOSTON,
.• . • NEW YORK,
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
Sail from Pier 45 North River; New. York;'.
• • • • EVERY SATURDAY. - -
SPEED ANI) ACCOMMODATION UNSURPASSED.
Price of tint Clare phesage, payable in gold—
New York- to-Liverpooi,.sllu Round trip.. $175
New York to London.... 11r, Round trip. • • 185
New York to Park , ' 125- Round trip 200
RETURN TICK ETS t,OOD FOR TWELVE MONTHS..
• :Return tickets via I,iverpciol, London, New •Haven
and'Hiefipe a h•vv • Parte - passengers' to break . the Jo - ea.
udy at Liverpool and London. •' • ,
Fur fa tier information apply to .
JuSEPII-11. Ricuartins, Agent.
12-tit Minersville,
23, ,GT
•
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE.
• FOR SPEOIA.L OASES • •
••. • .
-• Bonli Minces; New: York. '
-• '
• trrnill information, with the highest iestimoniale r
also; x Book ou Special Diseases, in a'aealed envelope
sent tree.. lar - Be sure and -send for them, and-yon
will not regret 4. for. as advertising physicians -are
generally impostors,..wlitiont references, no stranger
ehonld be trusted. -Erich ea's stamp Mr postage and
direct to DR. LAWRENCE; NO.- 14 - BONDST REET,
NEW TORE. ' • • Nov 17, .66-4frly •
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• AIIS ..GORDON'S 7 : .
Hanle Boarding ano Oar -Bchnol for
• ',liming !Ladies,...- - -
,-
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READING, SERIES .COUNTY,'PENNSYLVANIA.
For Circulitra addreaa Mies Qordon. No. -228 North
Filth St., Reading, Pa. • March 23,
. .
ALL .theicholreGiape Vines - far sale at
• . . . • . N7E-sada
1, I OR.P.:Eis AND . 111.1 U it--Wanted,—Two
A. arge dranght Horses or Mules for cart saa.' -Ap
ply W . • . • . ATKINS BROTEIKRS,
,April 13-154 t Manch Chunk St...Pottsville.,
/111.1EA.P ' we are
V . clearing Off Boma groiirid at - Greenwood Nursery,
a lot of fruit Trece of different kinds, many of them
extra size, - wilt be sold Cheap GREEN WOOD NUR-,
SERY:by alplyingimatediately. • :•.
p•OOKK:QN.I.IAQN.
IRON.ITANpFACTVT.tER.r6tra..•
ISU.NITAL o MINERALOGY.—Dana
At FLASNAN. Bookstore:
n. CIIABLES.I E,, , QUAIL, • •• ••• ''
Sureiteola read Phiyaipinn, - • • • ..
, AUBURN, SCHUYLER : I COUNTY, • PETTNA.
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•
Haring had .'ablindan experience , . in Streorxr. ' par
Molar attention 'paid to Sareical.cs of all kinds,
Office nearly opposite the Depot •
April 13, 'BT •
MEYER'S . • 141 , F . Iirrly Improved creacent Nenle
ovEntrimirkG rivvos,
Acknowledged to belle beet." London
Prize Medal and high awards in Alneri- 11'
ca received. Melodeons and second-hand Pianos.
Waxeroome, 72 . 2 Arch street' below Eighth,
pbla... - Aprll.l3, 14 115.10 m
LT ARO .Tl3/131E1 WO MS
OS.-
WANTBD, male or female,•to engage In aperma
*Dant; money-making and genteel business, In winch
any person of ordinary capacity can make from sloo' to
$l5O per month: Sample sent. by'mail free, for 'l5 cis.,
that easily retails for $6.. Address 8
.• • • - •LOUIS WONHOR, tad= ,
April 13. , OT 15.4 t•• .Broadway o.,•New York.
• TME GENUINE • stb ri • X. •
$25: MART - LETT SEWING MAOISM cpp A.l.
:.WANTSD—Ageots; $lBO per month - and all eipen
see paid, to sell the Gennineldartlett Sewing Machine.
This Machine win de an the work that canimi done on
any high-prioed - rnachine.azul is fully patented, licensed
and warranted for &elem. We pay the above mime
'or a commission; front which twice that amount can be
made._ per circolana and Lanes address- -. • . .
. • IL MALL kW., 7_24 Cheatnntstreet; ••-
• . 113, Ls& • ~ Philadelphia. Pa. .
.If£lT BOOKS I I NEW_ BOOKS I 1
THE 0P127 POUR ElLfa—Dr./Jayetv
.
- .li'very.perano who has read Dr. H aines Raplik.
maiima. or has a copy oi, it br.ble Library, should
read ardour'. this interestiag book. - ' : : . ~..
.
"FBI= YEARS IS FIELD HOSPITALS—:I3y a
lady' well known in this entlantunify:. It 41 as Interest
iag record of Hoepital'Wor
Tim RICH EIDEIRAND.—RiddeII. '."
A TALE OF TWO CITIES. -Tie third ornitenales
popular OM= of Dickens , Works. . -
".. .#l*Et **CET - trEP . AZiD . FOR 1341/41-th
fIANNAN 6c ;BAItIII YOB BNlutoeti.,
*l5 'OF POT
rta""I7'VIEWS orPoriinaux
br male I Z I IO I ,NNICT & ItiFUTO Ettlaisticire
Itkamimar.,wo Awe
- :(AmmusamarmmiumblW - .:
By ste f undep and Sa 11ng Packet, alrikataced.Rdes
:,-. ~ , 410- ; soots *u
413 MIOADOTAT,.:-:-;;JLC-
• • - razit.loiur.
1116 i mam° M1 )( 1110440: Twelve
Months; from LONO1 , 4* - .
TOWN. PiPbie dMR*d." ) ! . , I kFT
. attountfromtlrand
• ALIEUNDER,4I.'" 391 1 ,
4 #41(10144 Matt. : - •
T . - Q•NyN: . .S• - E - N::::_r) - 4,..q0,,-
. • •
No•• Sp-North. gecond•Str.eet;
(iTelourArch, East side')
PHILADELPHIA,
'9...A. : R-P,;Tl.srq.-g,' - :-....-.4..,:.: 40:
The attention of our friends and - patrons is called to
R EM 0 VA:I4
. .
• • •
Taira. 39 .Izwit9 Neeeind .Street, below Arch
'East side..vrbese it • will be' our . aim . to keep In store
such floods only as we. bare every conadencc will give
earls tion to our enstomeni We will not particular
ize the Undone deeetiption "'of our goods.. or use the
stereota-ped phrases of . Goode, .Lowest.Prices.'l
ke We have that cant:Ww oin oar -customers that
they bave.sttillcient Judgment and Intelligence to com:".
pare price slid quality, and will.: promise that we will
try to deserve the reputation we have labored for and
gained at our old location - In oar new. • •.• .
• • GEORGE C.• TOWNSEND, •
• •
PO WELL STACKIIIO USE, Jr.
IMPORTANT
BANKERS
AND
IVIERCHANTS.
Maim:int diPowery of a new cotnblnation of metal',
according to Aahl.ined Certificates. Will produce an en
tire revolution in burglar - proof security:,
Omee or. Till Novitxr-laorr W n ax s,
NEW Yonst 18th Dec., I§6B. •1.
Yerisrs. LEWIS LILLIE & sox.. •
Gentlemen : have subjected the samp'e•of double.
chiliedir-u you furi.istm us to the ruNit severe • tons
bra regards drilling through it) we could bring to bear
upon it, and without success.• • • . •
•
It is our opinion that it can only be penetrated by the
sae of a large number of drills, and the expenditure, of"
much power. with days of time, and we think it impos
sible for irburglar;With his time and power..to pene
trate it at. all. Yours trey,
• • ISAAC V HOD IRS, Superintendent -
' • .• . tun., Foruzi4n.
. • ' .'llrxcßTcv AND WILLIi3(B WOICKE.
• Boa ”rna, Masa...Tan. 22, 180.
We . having made an attemA tp drill 'a sample of
double-chilled iron furnished na by Messrs. LIME, & •
sOn, end falled,to penetrate it•mne than ttreelubtha
(%) of an Inch, latter hours, of labor, feel that we can'
indorse the' bove Novelty Irou Works' certificate In all
• JARVD3 WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
• ' ' • PRILAD6I.PIII4 Pa., Feb.'2ls, 'SGT.
Meista. LEWIS LUISE a SON.- . • -
...Gentlemen : We have tried a sample of double-chilled
iron similar hi' that sent' to. the Novelty Works, New
York, endear experience with .it is about the same,
viz.: that it can ouly.be penetrated by a long-continued
operation of the most skillful mechanics and the best
tools. " . Very 4nly,
. • , . . BECHTELL,
.W. 11. STEAM N.
Foremen in liessrfi ' Merrick Son's, .Southwortlt
Foundery, Philadelphia. Pa.
. . OFFICE INIOTI FOCXDRILT Woius.
• ClOCAoo,lll.,aiftteili.3:lS67.. .1"
Messrs. MURRAY & WLNNE, Agents Lillie Safe and
Tron Company. • ,
Gentlemen f We subjected the of new comb!•
nation of metals for safes, sentms by yon. to as thor
ough tests of the drill as we could,. and failed to pene-
Vete the meta Lat We. think it would he impossi
him for burglars to enter the safes made of this metal
by mane of the drill during the longest time in ordina-.
ry business they could have access to theu,in fact,
that the metal is proof against the drill. • .
Truly yours,
• - .N. S. BOUTON & Co.
OFFICE OF TOE i6RTO,WF.STICTOi M. rro. CO.,}
• Cmonao 'March 11. Isll7.
Meseta. MURRAY WINNE; 'Agents Lillie Safe and
Iron CorniAny. " - ; •
Gentlemen: We subjected the sample you furnisheti
us (of a new con:A.1118f ion of metals co be used in the
manufacture of Lillie's Safes) to the severest tests of
our Power Dell, and-with the best-tempered. drilla oar
.skill and experience could produce.
After operattngnpon it with different drills several
hours without penetrating it more than half an inch.
and at that point unable to make further progress, we
became satisfied that, if not utterly Impenetrable, it
would at least require days of time, a large number of
drills and machine power to penetrate through it ; and
that It was entirely out of the power of even the moat
skillful burglar.to penetrate a safe made of this maters-'
al. . • .• . E. T. CRANE,. President.
LILLIE'S
Double-Chilled dc Wrought Iron
FIRE and BURGLAR-PROOF
SAFES.
. .
A lull assortment Constantly. on- hand at our -Ware
roams. Also, Safes of every description. dei.igned for
both Fire and Burglar-proof security. The public are
invited, to call find examine for ,themselves, as to the
merits Of our Safes. ' •
Lillie Safe , and Iron Company,
LEWIS LILLtE, President,
NO. 108 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
April G, '6l . 14-3 m
CIIPEThi..OIII, CLOTH, and WINTI
OW ninADEel.—We wouldtnvite the wen-.
lion of our friends and the public, to our largo stock
of CARPETS. width has been selected with great
care, and to'which we have . added all of the new and
choice styles 'of TAPESTRY. BRUSSELS. "THERE
PLY and DiGRAIN - 'CARPETS ; .also ail the new and
varied styles of ENTRY and STAIR CARPETS, OIL
CLOTH from 2 feet to 18 feet wide—cut to 'lit rooms of
any size, -Window Shades in great variety, Frosted
and Plstri Bands: • • Coco and Canton Mattings, Rugs.
Mdts,' gtair 14s1s,'Druggettf,Ac. 'Al' will be sold at
the lowe.t nuns: Call and examine
. ourstock: Very
respectfully. PRIMUS HOUGH, Ss. & Co.,
No. 608 N; 2d St., helots , Buttenwood, w e st side, Ails.
March 80, '6l 13-at
MILLERSBURG. STEAM SAW . MILLS.
N. C. FRECK & Co.,
.
Having lame Rteam Saw Mills and wfine stock of Phie,
Oak and' ' k Timber - at Millersburg, Datipliin
Co.. Pa , are.prepsred to manufacture and forward to
orde-.• the heaviest bills of Lumber at short notice. to
the cities of Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington ard
New York, or to any ppint- on the Delaware River,
Union, lichuvikill, Raman Pennsylvania or Tide s
Water canals, or on the Northern Central, pennsylva-.
nia or other connecting railroads.
March-SO .: • .1.1.3ra ' .
GBEAT.- BARGAIN.—AL First cups,
old Establisbell • . •• -. .
.TII,IIIKING - AND VARIETY STORE • ,
.. •. -18 0 . 871111110 FOS BALI AT.A. 011881 . 14AOILIFICK. • .
The 'store is 'situated in the, heart of the hisinesa
part of the city of -Reading and does a large cash bust
tires. The Slack comprises all of the labat styles and
finest textures. 'Any. person wanting to embark in the
'I rimming business will find this one of the- rarest op
,Oort,inities ever offered.: Reasons for selling out:, the
- Pr.oPrietor desires tp leave the city. All lrlteus must
be‘addressed to “Daily Dlepatel4 o Reading, Pa. . .
- Kara 30,.'6T •'. ' • • • .. 13-3 t
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C .41.12.1 1 14 TI.N G- ! '.• • • .- ' -
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300 pf*s of elegant patletrus of
'ENGLLSJI BRUSSELS AND, TARaSTRIES;
'Jni;t arriied.front Europe tinflnow in Store. 'Also, a
• 'complete assortment of . •
Royal Wiltinm, • .
o *I Velveti,.
• ' Brasielo and Tapestries,
• ' s-pixs AND ENGRAINS. • '
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,' In all width? and (painful.
PEl•lETferi6 for Halls and Stalin. . •
' MATTINGS, 1 9, MATS, ft.; Jec.
LZE.,I3.pM
910 AR€U STREET.
- Betireen 9th and 10th Streets,
11.1u4h16,!CT 11-80 f . PHILADELPHIA,.
•-, A Contort, Blessing,. and Relief from
~A act, ‘..-) 4 '..KF.I.Ers "Hard Rubber Trtuao Fatah.
cI"S.E. : 4 uunenr, 1347 Chestnut street, Philiulel
-0: phis' This Troia cares the roost difficult
rupture& frees the cord from all pressure,
never rusta, breaks, limbers, or becomes filthy„roed in
bathing. - fitted to form, no Strapping made any power
required, cleanest, lightest, easiest and best. Sent .by
manor express, and sold by all druggists.' Pamphlets
free. , ',, , • - .: March 9, 'O7 •19.3nv
JOHN BOWYTA.1•1";
704 Arch Street, Philadu. ,
. . .
• . iumariarvitan Alva plAsizent
•
I L.V E Tti
PLATER WARE. - . 4
.
Our g o ods are' dediedly,
Tm3ollAri* *TEE crrYgort
TRIPLE. PIATE. A No: L
. sept. 29,..66 • • •• liana 8. %a 264,1 89- •
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PATENT INP.R.OVERIENT OF
_,. ~ STEAM- .FRIE.6OI`. all vellum it.
=my Csnareerm r...ifor and in iraudderatiod of 9---?
in band, paid by. JAXES WREN: Ulla • li=,
. Pottsville, • •My . of flchuylkill.•_to Levee Wren • .
of Philadelphia, the e wturreof has been
Atilthe mild Ilikenbeny- has sold to' said MOM
the riittriapplY it in the .. 'of fielmyl-:•
kill, &Maur hunk, csiall .Steana sow .
in use or that may ereafter be use-d,Lewis her- -
stalloit
it E
ry's lot
r . , 7red ~43tat-iver Oar Eciamsualula
Steam Emptuastua—f for' which:: bitten; ~
. ea, dated ovember' 19; 1.841; have been . to'
the said lawiaElkenbeery by the ;United 1_4411
• persons desirous of information.; regarding the. t:
of this an receive the mum it my dace in Coal
. street. The benefit °Mb Valvelo all :persons using
Steam Th em e
is from 90 to 40 per cent. on. the heat
mei linuti s built. It can be applied to all old =Ones: , -.
• are mqmiged to take mint Allis:import,
A m boamovement. i They 'an secure : from me the tun'
for bididing new engines and also fort he ha:.
proVirmenton adenines. They Cat tome mritlen:
•Jit myworks in Ousl Atreet, where'l have It on Inyea-:
gins workingto.thesavinsts herein stated. Italie cam:
:be seen at Each a Eyeing% : left,- st- Atkinsk Frau%
'and Pilo Alto Bolling•XID: . • • JAMS WHEW-
#
•.: Pettsvillti.*,* : - -.•- • -. '..
.- . - 47 6 -' •
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7-sxmaiosintresom (PD.3B).—Tbe treatment
and sans of Mania have been brought 10 gar
Olaf grad came al the. Pilo is an With*
or alogglab state Ad - Ike Deaf and 'WM tkar. organ re.
mains nnabla W , Pedotm work DroPo 4l 7. the race
Be le-
Hat mend many darn of -the Pdea wbare Aka Liver
laarnotarrnindrdborderedt' bolt .11.0GE88' Lrinati
PILLS armed amoebae - Dui, Otedesenktna;
witi certainly -Mow Tka.Dicement and FM;
- are nub SO adds a buz: , - lkiati by maim 60. oasts, Or ;
Aba two an be eant,teeonnaddraen; treed w!Oge, ote
receipt aid IKLVAddriest----. DR. 11-BO'D ,c
--Y0rtik.18.464-. -IN Dock tb...PidbaLeXlC - 7
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, . .
alai& View* or the
'lolLlCalUtTlatiblraiii-- &MIMS
as
xklapjactowampa . .
0 mularsi NOM me Piges
. •
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It SALE AIVI
Qt TO lair FOR RieNT.—ii fine Store Room on
Market etreet.between Secon4 and. Third atreetl..
haul ng counter and.thelvlng complete. Apply to D.
NAGLE on the premiseet ' April '2ls, •zr—t&-st•
10 0 R SALE OR TO T.-.Ttie iodate-of
the +9 acre tract of land. being partly in the }tor
ouch of Pert Carbon and partly In the: Borough of
Potrsvifte. The Weis Ln Frances A. Haven. Wit
be:- ' ander the Treasurers deed. bell* sold for taxes
as the property of Elias H. Davis. Sbe has appointed
her father. Thomas Haven. as her attorney. Apply to
his agent at St. Clair, SETTZINGER. Beg or
to Taos,.n.ponpl, 1423 Lemitrillit., Phlbuielobit.
Acta 'Sr , - '
FOR tu.rILLIR.«Stx iota for safe In .Fisbactn
twoen Centreville road and the Railroad. orjoinlng
Glastalre's property. For - partlenhirs enquire
on the pretelees of JOHN OHRE.
April 13, IT 16.3 t.•.
FOR SALE ..- A moll fume house with a
large lot andgood stable 'attached. situate
in Port Crtoon. Ybr particulars ILOPIY_O
Aprill3. '67-15.3e — DLARG. BEf.HS6, Pt Carbon.
ON; BENT...-All ANIL' . certain trainable Iron
. Works property, sibutte'
me tre. and Clinton
coin:dies, - Pennsylvania,. know n as-e
Washington iron Works, about.l2 miles
from Lock-Hat - en, and 16. mile:‘ from 191 1136 1 R
Ilellefonte. - . • The. property..'embra rrni, .
atm)* 1100 acres of land.. There - are ' ""."".
estersive beds of thetimest quality of - hematiteore on
the premises, and the , adjacent prooerties. - .. The im
proveents consl.t of fart:Lace capable of making 30
metal . per week. . Forge, grist. Mill. -saw.
tenant b4.USCW, stables. 6te.: All the buildings any in
ItirFor further particulars, to; or 'address, •
• •r SVVIB H. REDNER.
. • No. 152 South 4th St.. Phila.'
April 1.3.' --• ' Atiritt
10011: . new 'Counter, Shelving
and
Stew Case:. A new Spesg'Wsvii. 'Also a set of
heavy Waren liarnees. Call and examine. Apply to
W. S Raimpos, Matket St.., Pottaall:e.
•-krill 6, . . . . 14-3 c-
,- • .
LAOS SAIMR.—Biat Philadelphia Paving Brick
tor pale.. Orders received far all•kinda
brick by . CHAS. mown 17. - N
Mt. Carbon.
• April a. XB7. . ,
9-4 . i.ET. - -Ttte MANCHESTER COAL COSIPA.
NY`R COLLIERY St' Wadesville, new: in good
condtdoi 'Apply to P. W. BREAFER.
• , 'gngineer tgMinee.
..• Pottwrllle, MarCh ISZT. 12-tr-
.111!Srinelae . m enati'',l l : l t..",„,"Z„tfsit:t": .- 6
foot strok e;.and 29 foot Sir.trlieel. to good order..
Onepole pamp..l4 inch. T foot stroke.
One Ventilating Fan, 9 foot . .diameter. .
OneVeutil tine F.n 4 foot diameter.,
At the Machinery .l epot, JBBEZ SPARKS.
March 9. .61 • • • , 104 f .
FAirm FOR MA
Farm on the &buy',
kill and Samnehanna. Railroad, five mliea, east of
Finrove, for rale, including • stork implements,
imam, bay. &c.—about vOO acres, ball under cultiva
tion, lies fav“rable. Fries, low, and terms easy. •
Address "rsam," 3finers. Jciurnal Office.
March 9.. '6I • , .
4'e
,Tnrk"Te
~tree[,four. d oore. rrom centre: Both Ilzht end
convenient.. Apply to LEWIS C. THO](PBON & CO.
Feb: 43; tOT - ,
C l Ol3 soll,ll.—The.Brick. Ctinich oil:Mar./1
Itet street. • Possession ginto..&pril Ist, 18GT.
For terms, apply to • -
Feb. 22 , 'GT 8-- LEMMA THOPSON .t CO.
vio RNA LE' 2 aclanylkilt Canal .11sata,
I 1 1 3' equipped. and in order in every respect
A I.'w price w he teken for 'hem—CASK
• ,address LEWIS W. PHILLIPS, Box 125 n, New Tork•
. Feb. 23, 'di 9-tt
O LET.—The Office now occupied by Harris
T
Bros. in Ress-le'.office Building, 2d floor. Pos.
eueion alveoAprll let. Apply to .• •
HENRY ii:RUSSF.L,.2d and Mabantonge Sic
Feb 23. 4.17 . • 3 1r•
ble Coal
N ° Th. la e r i n . e 7 v7 4. - Y v o i r l k " , * of P f
rtZ of
' in
f
around with bulk-head, on the North Elver .. The yard
Is thoroughly fitted up in every.way, and - has valuable
privileges-Ai capable of storing 16000 tons-of Coal.—
The lease has 55)cere to ran—will be .sold at a rea
minable price. For further particulars, apply to -
LEWIS W. PHILLIPS, ..
Feb 16, '67-41 2m P. 0:11ox 1255, New York.
OR tbive-story Brick - Dive Sine
U Hone and Lot In Morrhes Addition, Potts-
ville, at.present occupied by Charles M. Bill,.it
Esq: • Posseml , on given on first of Ace II
ARply to •" - MOS. R. BANNAN, Pottsville.
Feb 9, !GT . • - fetf
TON" LOTS FOR 'SALE in the Kam
moth Vein Coal Company's Addition to the Bor
ough of St Clair, Schuylkill County. Penna. These
lota are located on the Mill Creek and are convenient
to all the Mill Creek Collieries and to the celebrated
Black Baud from tire Veiri. which 19 now frilly devel
oped at the Shaft rif E. W. McGinnes. on the Itlamr
moth- Vein Coal Co.'s land, and is said by competent
judges, to be the best Iron Oro yet 'discovered In the
State. Nn doubt extensive 'Furnaces. Rolling. Mille
and Steel Works will shortly be erected on, the wooer,
ty. • The Mill Creek and Mine • Hill Railroad passer:
through the property. giving facilities And convenienc
es for all kinds of businetw. Fnr terms. &c., apply I o
A. HART. President,
• Nor. cntibrary St, Philadelphia
-• onto JOHN SEITZINOICR, Sect'y, St clar.
Jan 12, 411 241
IVOR . BA.E.E.—Aaixty foot lot and two sto..ti
ry house *on Mahantongo Street now nem
prd by "Thomas' Walker, EN. Poeeeaelun
gtveu on May 1, 1667. Apply to,
Dee: 20016 02- FRANKLIN B. GOWEN.
VOIE . MALE.-Tho dwelling recently occupied
-I: by John S. Graham in Morris Addition._ jtik
Possession given hitmedfistely: Address
FRANK CARTER,
• , . Real Estate Agent, Mahanoy City, Penna.
April 21. '6O 16.tt
OR. SAL lot of second-hand Machinery
F
viz:-1 Steam Enirine.lo.horse power, with boil
ers, fire fronts pump, all complete,: suitable for a
small foandry.. Also 1 Portable Engine with biller and
governor. &c., all complete, about 4-horse power.
Also about 12 tone -T Rails.
Also about S tons Sheetlron.
Also 5 Drift Cars that have been used In a slope-40
-Inch gunge. For sale at the Machinery Depot of . •
Sept 22, '060.1.ti • JABEZ SPARKS, Coal St.
II ABLE REA - L• ESTATE AT
V PHA VATS - 8A LE.—Tho interest of the un
dersigned, being the undivided half of the well known
Hotel property, situate on the southwest corner
O Borough
f C - llowhill and Ceram streets; in the Bough
of Pottsville, will be sold at private sale.. This
- property was formerly known, as the Eichange, now as
the Union Hotel; and- is one of the largest and most
Valuable Hotels in the Borough of Pottsville. - " •
'Jan 12, .67-24 ISABELLA PLUME;
MINING MACHINERY AND MA
TERIALS FOR SALE.
One Loco Motive Engine. • . • -
Two 40-horse power Engines with gearing for hoist
ing Mid pumping;
• One 20-horse power Engine and breaker machinery.
One small Pumping Engine. . •
SO drift vim in good ininier:
Also a lot of T and Flat Ear flails, Wheels, Axes,
Wireltopes, Chain's &c.. &c. Apply to -
P. W;EREAFER, Engineer of Mines, Pottsville.
. Nov. 10...G8 • 45.
FOR LEASE AND FOR SALE.
'A Storni-Bituminous Colliery in Northern
Pennsylvania, with 16 MILES OF RAILROAD, fully
equipped and in working order.
• A, Gas Coal Colliery in working condition
near Pittsburg. • . .
Two Anthracite Collieries, now productive.
In ,Schnylkill County.
A Tract of Coal Laud with' a COLLIERY,
on the Mammoth, and 6 MILES OF RAILROAD,
Three ILlustitted and Taventy-Five Acres
of good TIMBER LAND.
•-• One Light l.ocornotive.
One 464torae Power Engine.
One Thatcher pump. ' . '• '
.
Britt Cars, dc., dm. • .
• . •
•P. W. SHEAFER,
• •
ENGINEER OF RIBES.
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Pottsville. Mirch,3o, .isi
VALIIABII,IE (ROE PROPERTY FOR
AAL E.—TREDRGAR IRON WORKS. Richmond
January le, INT.—We offer for tale on reasonable
terms, our Six Cold • Blast Charcoal Furnaces,viz ;
Clover Dale, Catawba, Grace, Rebecca. Australia and
Mount Tarry, situated in - the mantles of 13entelourt,
Allegbanv and August I. In the valley .of
The capacity of- these furnaces at present- is from 1200
to 1500 tons each: per annum, and_the metal is of an.
parlor quality, being particulary adapted for car
wheels, ordnance,. and .other . descriptbuts of manu
facture requiring great.etrength. Porn:inking steel by
'the Bessemer voce,s, our • belie! .Is. that these irons
cannotbs strrornedi These furnace
. properttes to
gether contain abo ut
ai fifty thousand acres. • They
are in geed repair. and. - could be pat - into blast is -el
few weeks. The moult is brought to market by the
James River Canal and the Virginia. Central Railroad.
Parties seeking such Investments, ..by addressing us
at Richniond, Va., will be tarnished with. a detailed
description 'of- these properties; -•
Jan 26, '67-4-9m . 'J. 11. ANDERSON & CO. •
YI.IOIIBLE PROPERTY FOR Pale.
—The undersigned offers for sale in the Borough
of Pottsville, a corner lot on Manch Chunk and Coal
Streets, .thereopon a doable.two-story Brick
Dwelling House and none and a half story frame
home- which is occupied as a _Restaurant, The
lot contains 123 feet on Mauch Chunk street and 43 feet
on Coal street. Thli property is one of the best lo
cated for store or hotel in the Borough,. • .. .
Also 45 building lots - between Port Carbon and Potts
ville. A beautiful *location .for building lots for Me
chanics, Laborers.. &c. The water pipes have been late
ly laid by, the Pottsville Water Couipany all along
these lots... They aro near the Pottsville Agricultural
Park Grounds. The lots are offered reasonably.—.
Terms will be made known. . • . '
Also 116 acres of land favorably known as the 'amb
ling-Run Farm, 60 aces are In cultivation, 10 acres out
in winter grain. 2 acres of-over 2000 grape vines of the
best quality, an orchard with 160 trees, part of them in
condition, Apples, Pears, Peaches, Cherries,
bearinge or the first class fruit, two substantial farm
houses with large gardens, large stable, shedding, ice
houses. running stream of water and pump at the sta
ble. For tardier information apply to . • .
GEO. LAUER, Orchard Brewery, Pottsville- Pa. •
December 8, .66 • . •
.49- •
- VALUABLE . PEOPERT V AT PRI.
• .OATS .041LE...Orte-twentieth interest in the
tract of coal land in New Castle Township, Schitylkill
County. (known as the Pott t Barman tract) contain •
lag about 420 scres. , :. • - • ' . •
A tract of 220 acres of. COAL - and TIMBER LAND
In Riley ToWnship. .
Lot on corner of Norwtglan and 7th streets. about
120 feet square; With two two-story brick homes there
on. Will be sold low:. -
•
Valuable banding loth ablel, Washington and
Hahantougo streets. Desi sites for warehouses,
manufactories, dm. A splendid lot on Schuylkill Ave
nue, SS feet front on the . Avenue and DT feet front on
One-fo h * interest In the "Coal Hill" Tract of land,
fn Schitylkill Tovaiship, to close the estate of. the late
Mrs. Sarah Hart. • .
The property. . containing about 690 acres of coal and
timber land, is the trait frota which Pliny Fink. BESQ.•
mined bin celebrated "Fisk% Family Coal." It is sup
=sd, the-.llciabines Black. Band Ore..' and the
net Vein, formerly worked near bliddlemrt,
run through this tract. - Will be sold tow: Apply to
- . • - • HENRY C.
EiZiMMiiiiMl
%EM FMB tiMIATIC OR BEST.
-faEREB PISO ESA.
TO IdAIRIFACI`IIREES OF TEM AND STEEL
The Prtipzietors and assignees of the several Letters
Patent grantedhy tholinited . States. to Henry Beare
mer and Robert Mashet of .land; and, to William
Reny of this country, for cen Improvements in the
Manufacture of Iron and Steel, having, for the purp
ose of avoiding all conflict of clidma thereunder, con
solidated their interests In said patent's under a true.
teeehip, styled The Trustees of the Pneumatic or
Bessemer Process of making Iron and Steel." the un
dersigned, the , Trtuttees &formed, invite attention to
the advantages of the above process, which can be
fully and freely examined at the works endows.
!Winslow k Griswold, at Troy,. N. Y.
The gisat STRENGTH, TOULHINEEK perfect
HOMOGENEITY and comparative CHEAPER-Ss OF
•PIIODHOTION, of the lowerlisseafe or Bessemer
Cast Stall, as well as the =musts extent or Its
Inands4 ll 4 o ipdotetrabra ad. „are too well known to
telluire cotligualtet atuithe-wilsoegned =pleased to
Natethst worim hays been; end others are now being
erected Ilidifferent sections of the coun , , to supply,
taatbe demlllct so rapidly Inc rnitg here•an
RMS. AELES, MRS BOILER P.L&TICS,
FOHGLIGS, dz., 'lce. =MI6 by their process.
Liam's* now issued on reasonable terms to
all who desire to engage In the new mutest:tare, end
the malensigned hereby gtvesotice that they have ap.
Ilia. Z. a. DlliallZZ. of 4118 Walnut Elt.,
Phllladlelpisia, their alaseral Aran,
torthe neueennent of this department: of thete
me t and,
_that communion:lona ► revel:mg ,ux t pa c i•
and moment:meriting, the Preens • and *Mot the
appaestw thendoe, de., . shoved be l adermed w.
• JOHN L - WergEOFlTrerMT•T;::::',' •• •
'JOB!, A.IaRIBWOLD, 44 , , • Th us t aft
- DANIA J KiCk19141414 ittifirti* PS. • - ••:•• ,
Jan l . l -1 0,IVeT •
&Frit:Tax 00)--PArds;
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VrineablAW
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iskess*-ma.
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Saturday, A
TILE LATEST . _ NEWS.
The Cops Courting the "ititggeroP—lPPaur - is •
Europe Imminent—Bliorellatuy. •
The Democratic press of the country, folloWing tbd
orders from their New York chief, base Joined. the
Cortes' reAraterr., and are drilling 'rigorously. ' Like •
raw reentits, always the first efforts are somewhat awk- - •
ward, bat In time all will go well. ' Unctions words
now fall upon the d negro from lips that a
month.ago never o but to terse him. In a abort '
time the rich African fragrance will donbtleas be as Pc- •,
ductive and alluring a war cry of the Democracy as was
the rich Irtsh brogue of old •
The Cable news from Londoner the bre•kirig odor
negotiations between Presets and Prance, Is ominous
and foreboding. If It Is true at all, the next report ••••
will probably tether, of cannon. • -
Advices from 'lreland continue to give accounts of .
brushes and frays With scattered Pesdan Insargenrs.—
The Shannock, though trampled, bloody, and "forbid
by law to grow on Irish ground," is 'not yet . crushed
out. • .
, - -
An immense Radical Linton mass meeting was held
on Thursday, as Richmond, in front of the capitol 'of
Virginia. Thousands wore-unable to get near, enough
to hear the speakers., Only three years ego, Lee's ser
ried legions• were encamped on this very spot, and tho
armies of thfi Union were, bleeding and dying in the
Wilderness. -
- Attorney General Stanberry, not content with the
postponement of the Georgia and Mispiesippl injane-,
Lion awes, has moved the court to dismiss tne, bills for
went ofiariediction. This motion may samerarilv and
ingloricosly 'end the agitation . ot the legal inrunection..
A rebel la-yard Richmond. Va..itl an attempt to ob.
lain the stiffreges of the c doted voters of that vicinage, •
affectionately astmred them, a public speech, that
"he bad a colored mammy when be was a rhitd and
that he loved the colored people, as they mart know.o*
In be Criminal t:ourt of the Metric; of 'Columbia,.
on Thursday, counsel fur - John 11. Surratt asked that
an early dal might be fixed L,r the trial Odle primmer.:
Alter some argot:cleat the District Attorney agreed:
upon the 17th or ISth of June next, but the Judge said
that ho did tank he could ire day in the June term.
alhe would not preside then. Ile would take the mat
ter into consideration.
In South Carolina the Governor extifndei there are
100,000 people "who have not tasted meat for thirty.
* the reginration of iroters In South Carolina will be:
commenced as soon •as £ eufficient number of pergolas
qualified to act .s Registers report themselvis.
Albert.Tenfel wag executed at Doylestown on Tharsz
.day, for the mniter of. Captain Wiley at Bristol. Re
made no remarks on the teal!' 4d, and did not confess
the crime for whxb• he vraz hung: Ho attempted to
commit sn•dde early on Thursday morning by WIDE
dope of poison. •
Professor Livingston, a lecturer aitach , d to Barnum%
Museum. New Yorki was shot' and 'L L hit by a man
named Cody, on Thursday. Cody alltves tbit he acted
in s.•lf-+iefeuce. • .
•
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. - .
Toe trotted States Senate, n n Thendly„ adopted a .
reeAutpoo to adJournAnally 0 , Saturday .
The stock market was dull In Phl.ndelphla on Thass , 7
day, and prices went =mewed. P , ourw .s more active.--
Iu wheat there _was more dolue and, come twlders ask
a further adtral ce. Corm_r estl tots wet, ' tuluttaugey.
' ffis. Asvort of New Yolk,•6was res4l estate val
ued at Et 5,000,000. He never- eella property, but
with the interest of hie wealth ha continually buys
TELE LATE LEGISLATION FOE.
SEIEUELKILL COUNTY.
•
Our Republican contemporaries in the
State congratulate the citiz-ns of Schuylkill
County upon the fact that they have been ac
corded legislation which will have a tendency
to check crime which hits prevailed here
to so fearful an extent.
Ip ;speaking of thenew Judicial - District,
the Harrisburg Telegraph of Tuesday last,
says:
The organization of a new Judicial District out of
Schuylkill. Lebanon and Dauphin counties is an act of
protection long gemixided by the sternest facts.nroving
that in the Dirmer County, by reireon I - J . o,44We' cor
ruption the-e Waif no ample protection for life and no
security afferded for propert'.- Schuylkill
_Coittitry la
.literally. in' the hands of as desperate a mob as ever
menaced and impaired the peace of any community.
This mob to e monied of the moat ignorant, depraved
Audi debauched class or. men, who are used by the'
Democratic party in that County for the purpose of se
curing political success. These facts involved the nue&
hon whether schnylkill County should be given up to
murderers, Incendiaries and thieves, or whether the
Legislature thou d insure the protection of the order
loving citizens of that, region by counteracting these
hateful influences. It has been wisely decided to adopt
the lane course. By connecting Schuylkill.
Lebanon and Dauphin conntles. in the organization of
a Judicial District, a Court will. be secured which will
not • ander to the Men, but which will enforce the law
against all offenders. i Every orderly man in Schuylkill
County has ilernazdedthlichluige. The best and meat
influential ritizens of that County,- men who have largo
interests at stake In the mining district, men whose
lives are. hourly in danger. men wh•ise . houses are
nightly threatened by the torch. lime appealed to the
Legislature and produced the facts to show ihe noies.
city of at once affording this juatAirutection. The
4 - Tl6l4h:ire discluirged an imperative duty In this
c ml.eCtion and we are convinced thi : the results
whim h will fonow the angsnization of this new Judicial
District will vindicate the - action of those who asked
It. and Justify the course of those svho supported It by
• their votes. -
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The Lebanon Courier.aaya :
The late Legislature, in viewed the urgent nrces.ity
for something to be done to proteet life and p-operty in
Schuylkill County—both of which bawl been lers , ecure
in localities there the past tew years than In the do-'
minions of Dabomy—passed hills which will probably
do much towards arresting the frightful outrages which
have become of every-day occurrence..
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We are glad that this much his been dono.towania.
restoring law and order to our neighboring County. It.
has been an unmitigated diegrace to the State that
her LIMY should-be set at defiance and robbers and
murderers should perpetrate their outrages with the"
most oerhict Imonnlty. We trust that hereafter offend ,
era "will be visited with that punishment which the
law proscribes. • .
SUPRENE JUDGE.
Judge Parry's name in connection with the Su
preme Judgeship, is attracting much "attention
not only in this State, but even beyond its bet
dere. The following aro a few among many cont.'
mepdatory editorial notices we haVe seen of kr.
Parry in connection with the eminent position tp
be filled this year.by reason of : the expiration of
the term of service of Judge WOodward
HON. Enw.tun 0. Pmtur,..of Schuylkill Co., is
a prominent Candidate for nomination for the of
fice of - Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylva
nia at the election next - fell. He is not only emi.;-
nent as a lawyer, but proyed art - a judge, having
been appointed by Governor Curtin' preeident
bgdge of that district, to 1111 the vacancy produded
y the death of Judge Hegins. He is universal.
ly esteerried by all who know him. Hie familiari
ty. with the legal. questions. growing out - of the
mining interest, is an important. qualification..—
.Yew York Independent.
SVPitEatE Juno e.—The great coal' inrerests,• it
appears, are putting forward a candidate specially
of their own, in the pere.mbf Hon. Edward Owen
Parry, of Sclruyikill county. Judge Parry is well'
and favorably known as an able jurist, and hat
ing resided• and practiced his profession in the
very centre of the anthraCite coal regions of. the
State the greater portion of his 'life, he is Thor,
oughly conversant with the many knotty ques
tions arising ontof the inininz business. He pre
sided, by appointment, in 1862, in the Schuylkill
Courts for a while,.and exhibited, by his great
learning and general ability, peculiar fitness for
such a position.'
We cordially.endorse the- aboVe extract froni.
the Philadelphia . Bulletin; believing that Judge
PARTLY'S nomination would be' acceptable to the
PeoPle of this rt.gion. His abilities-as a jurist,
and his quirlifications for the position of Supremo
Judge are well known to out people, and we have
no doubt that he would command the frill sup
port of the party, in the event of his selection as
a candidate —Mauch Chunk -Gazette. •
HON. EDWARD Otter PARRY, of Pottaville, is
warmly urged as.the Republican candidate or
Sudan of the Supreme Court, on the ground that
he thoroughly understands the Itte , ity questions
arising out of the ruining b.isinees, by long prin.:
tire in the Schnylkill county cr•nrts:. It is deemed
that one of the Judges should be conversant with
mining affairs. - Mr. Parry will come into tho Con
veution'Vvith a largoituppori.—h'eading Journal,
• A -Flu Erionts td • WATTS V. , tho'
attownto. Barnum found him•eli mina, IMMO in an
inssetment in Phillips , Flre Annihilator, periple hare
been shy of ascribing' any merit to apparatus no larg
er than a wffee pot, that claimer, to possess greater
potency In saialiting Ate than a lu ll•liedged steam Ana.
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But every day brings something new, and . Saturday
brought us a public trial, at Ts, eutleth and. Coates
streets, of a new patent fire evinentsher (Manufac
tured by tbe American Are-Latin galshlng Company;.
48 Congress street Boston.] • The place, appointed for
trial wee the vacant ground- east of the -Peahen fiery.
A tartrate trial had been made th day previous at a Et
burban tavern, called the Punch Bowl, where a largo
wash tab Ailed with coal' oil was the subject of the ex
pertinent. The flames, thotigh they roared like a fur
nace, were 'extinguished -as easily as the dames of a
penny dip.
The apparatus Is a cylinder of sheet iron *enduring a
40 lbs pressure to the stluare hide. Ir is made of va•
none saes, with a faucet, near the haulm. This la
slang over the operator's .buck, A short hue is at
tached to this lancer, terminating in a, bolas- nozzle.—
Tarn on the faucet and from the cylinder jos out a
volume of carbonie acid gas that Instantly-extinguish
'es flame, no matter bow extreme Its fierceness, • At
any rate this is shat Is claimed for it, and the experi
ments of Sarurdvy showed the claim to he well found
ed within the attempted 'Malta. A series of tar barrels
filled with shavings and kit dling • wood were piled up'
and set on fire. When the whole was' wrapped in
flames the jet of gas was turned upon the pile, and In
an instant there wean', more fire. The last expert
-ment was the moat conclusive.. A frame baild!ng had
been built, about ten by twelve feet square and thirteen
feet high.. It wee filled with combustibles and eaters,
ted lth coal oil 'The operator, with his cylinder up:
on his back, advanced to the structure when the whole
wan a mass of Lune, turned on the stoncock, and with.
a whir. from the nozzle the flames were extinguished.
There Inner have been si,me hundreds of spectators
present' The Fire marshal, numerous Councilmen
and officers of insurance companies viewed the patent,
little apparatus and its 'operations - with cerlout eyes:—
The Chief Engineer of . the Fire Department could not
bepresent The inventors secret is the knowledge of.
'the articles which generate each en Emory:ma , quanti
ty of carbonic acid gas Then iseemato be nothing nos
bout about the charge, for the water in the can one can •
drink with aslittle distaste it It were a' solution of
Hnchelle salts:. A particular testae° or the affair ie
'that It in at - ail times-ready for use.—Philadelphia .
North Antor , kan„ April 15. .
Tan Liza Asa ut Witzsasszaz.—Tbe tosses its sta
ted by the Scranton Regimter. are a. follows : . '
James Taylor, Baker. $11.500: Insured Oise. -• .
J. M. Ocurtriebt, Hotel, $2 O OO •lowtreti. Perim, or,
enfant, on furniture • •
T. Burnet, building, 1500 stock, $3OOO Inured
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W. Lee, Jr„ toot buildings $2000: torqued_
a. Dennw Estate $2 0 , 00 0; insured slooo.
' Pyle, Creveling & Co., loss not ascertained : stock
mostly saved.
Miss Kate Path:ay-Milliner lots slight.
Urquhart & Payne, Grocer; , lots slight.
• W. l ff: Loomis. Harness shop. $600: insured.- '
•B. M. Steller, Baker, $1500; insured $4OO. _
B. B. Parsons, Justice o ff ice .$300: insured $l 5O .
On the opposite side of the street: •
Join Freer, building. $3OOO ; insured.
/Paver ifs Bmtth, Dry G. Axis, loos slight; framed:
John Butzbach, Tailor, - lose slight.
John Orandon, building total loss.
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D. Mead, Barber. $600: Insured.
11 4. P. Miner ßennett , butiding , Been a of s the ' Tim es, $ OOOO Wined .
• $3OOO. - . • ' • •
Telegraph offi e, in rutme - building, 'MO. • •
D G. Carpenter. $ 250 .
3 . &Mem'', banding, $3OOO insured $400; sloe
of goods $3OO, =idly covered by insurance. -
Charles Cook Photographer, 8000.-
. C. B. Butler. Bookstore $8000: ionized $3OOO, build.
big s3ooo'
' F L Parries, Hatter, $1600: insured SDIOO. • - -
J. Jordan. Watchmaker., $5OO. • , •
J °random. building. $1000: no imam= ;
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pled by Jot. Everett, Merchant ', •
Wyoming Bank building tainted. $3OO, no insurance:
On Franklin street-Milner 1 store,'
damage to building. $600; C
H ow e i gete, $t00: T. Parker, - W atehmi Sine, in.
eared ;4. M. Lynda.. $TOO,' es, UM:a= 'edge Mi
nus, house, ofilos and.turldnue r ,oooo, Insured ;Or.
Brisbane. loss not ascertained r office of L - Rakes.
Bos. torn down to arrest dames, loss not known;„
nereal stables and mall, buildings, the - owners
of
which weireieTtinible to turn. r wird'arsolidited.
Tux attention of our reader:lsla rieJled lathe id;
Tertisements m :umberr, column, of Abeam Bec
ger, Bhutto I Co., °herniate, Troy, N. 1 1 They are
manufacturers of, and agents for soms or the most
- Teltrable Toilet prepiridona in use.% By themuse
.all May po sees a Maar; smooth skin, ora healthy
and luxuriant g owth of hair. upon the head or
hoe. , Thaw of 'our readers Itavieg use for "stir:
of the kind would do well to pato:Mize
*Wm. ' • •
ifigeltil. CU.= d: CO., Cheinista, glyttCl2sB,
would •eall'atti.ntiott to their edvervisemott e in
lumber noaded - -!liteperator—Cepalli,'
'Crisper come," and "Chreannau Beitu," piers;
undoubtedly, ere the most perteerinedidleatetoun
artkilee of the kind' ever offered:the-
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