.411.4 :',4101..:**4. NASBY. .1 Written for the Toledo Blade.) • Triumphal Priogreal of' .f. Davis from. Fortreas 11!Bouree go Richmond. Tea "SPorrswoon," Richmond, Vs., May.l3, '67.. In castin a r etrospective glance hankered over the pathway nv the.paet, I kin see many mia tikee which Lhev made. Ihertetallaz made the most, nv opportunitiett-d her; doubted when dsabtin wrcz a crime, and I hey stood shit - tin on the brink and feered to lanch away, when on the totht r fie of Jordon woe' pelf and, profit. Oar • foresight ieu't aline ez good ez our hindsitee The . great error us my life waz: in not plangin head long into the war ez a' Confedrit Major General distinguiehin myself for crooelty to Fedral prie ners. and NM at the close nv the 'fratrieidle stragglereseered and einbrit'col ez a long-lost ' brother by' the Northern people (lettiu them kill fattid calves for me), and ty coorse bein tbe.ob- jech us sympathy ef2 a matter by the.. Southern people. In this'inteaoashen a man bee two strings • 'to his bow. He brings to hia'snedort. the two extremes. He fetches -together Iforrie - Greely from one side and - General Bnregard. from the tothdr —they embrace, and standin onto both their shoulders he hie wat may be' called a soft thing nv it. I wnz led into these train nv reflections by the experience I have bed with our sainted cheer, Jefferson Davis. I wee sent hither by the Treei dent to see that evetything wee done for thecorn . furtny the illustrious man that cood be done, on the oecaShen ea . Lie contemplatid trip to*-Rich mond. Partikelerly 15132 I . charged to eee •that' everything calkeletid jar onto his sensitive - teelins be removed--everything wich coed wound hie sense els heario, eeein Or emellie. The great man Lad coneentid to go.- He heel bin, he felt, illegally' deprived useliberty—uncon ritooehnelly in fact—and- ef he shoed-consult hie own feelies lie shoed remain, but to forgive wuz divine. .Viewin these perceediras in the lite tIVIII3 apology he wood gti. . • • • ' The day lied arrived. The steamer wnz at the Fortress, carefully prepared to receive its' Mae . ttions burden. It heel bin thoroughly cleaned and famigaticl e the cabins bed bin nonly furnieht, and .epeehl eiterashens made for the President and party. There wee Yoonited States officers and enljere aboard, but out lay reepeek, for the recline uy their illustrious "priener,” ez he 'is technically Palled. thekkeep theirseires carefully toe his site, that the color ter their uniforms might not awaken implement refleceliens. So . perfeek e indeed, tali the arrangements, that the railin ur the boat, wieh wad origitielly bloo, weir kirered with .gray cloth, and the eagle rigger-- head or' the craft wiz. Pawed off. This woe. E'er jested by an eminent Conservative of. N'oo York, who her a large Southern trade wich he didn't prejoodie by his conree cloorin the war. The . ladies' cabin woe orginelly assigned to the party, but a female passenger hed no more regard for the matter than to die on the passage, and they were deprived or it. The Coneervative merchant insieftel that the corpse be chocked overboard, • but Mr. Davis, with a magnanimity with tam: aline characteristic or Lim, refoosed. "No'," eed he, "let her rest There. I kin endoor the incon venience, severe as it is. It is but one more at tempt' to break my sperit." the.way up Cher wee the'meat tetehin def erence shown him. At every ' landin • the. people we're assembled to greet him, wich he aelanowl edged it with a conelesenehen I newer saw off the stage. He - conversed but 'little on the passage up. Ez the boat wee' sweepin majestically past pintit made hiettnicle by the events nv the great ne,gle; his eye would brighten, ef they wuz sit pints cz a Confedrit coed . take pride in, and\ di a ith leers cf they woe pints at wich ther hed bin 'reverses. • The most conaidrit preparatbens lied bin made fir his re sepalicna Ther NTI:Z no irons onto him . —the only guards iu site wuz them vie].) waZde tailed to keep the crowd from ancioaiu him, and a carriage wuz in readiness,. into dish we . seeted, ourselves, and woe driven at_ a dignified pace - to that resort uv the 'aristocracy uv Virginny—the Spottewood, Here more coneiderashen woe shown. Hr. Davis bein averse to welkin upstairs, a snit uy roonee lied bin prepared for hina on the 'fast door, and the, presence uv Gencral Burton, ex the Fedral army, bein ohnoxidine, he woe assign-, ed by the ex.-Preaidant a room at the further end lac the corridor.' His mrves bein.very eensitive, heavy mattin was laid down all the halls, and the -servants nv the house woe especially directed to wear list slippers, and to walk on their.tip toes.. I wuz invited to his room, and wuz favored with a few minutes' 'conversashen with the first nv Amerikens. Glamin out uv the window hie tine, sort, grey 'eye reed(' on the roof us Libby. ."L'ea lies !'''fied he angrily : • "Wet speahl lies hey pan reference to?" eskt I. "Them wich wee. nubile:at in the ecurrilPus re ports nv .. the committees by a unconstooehnel Congriss regardin the treatment nv prizners in Libby.' They asacated that the otliders 'died be coz they bed but tenteet by two . , for sleeptn, waehip, caok in and calla. They hed that space, and wet more true necessary? Why give 'em room to cook when they hadn't anvil:in to cook? Wherefore room to eat et' they hedn't anythin to. eat ? No; rte falee. It wnen't the crowdin that perdoest the mortality." •.< Only truest wee his bezeum wrong, and that the Government card nut pere'ent. He wnz a standin at the winder, gazin out upbn Richmond, his mind revertin to the time when it wuz the - Capital nv hie Confeile racy, when. a procession passed with meoeic, and flags and banner's.— With a:elireek uv anguiall he buried his head in the enrtme, and wi pt . alcanl. I nislit to the win-' der It wuz cz 1 feared. Filin slowly by wnz • perceeelon ay niggerS nitro bed past that Way per- • pomely. Ileavetil” deil he "lie'r it come to this ? and Ile UM'. VC] y reserved and depreat• the ba'ance uv the day. • The neat day the President woe taken to the • Court. •Ez he entortd the morn arid glanced pro telly over the aajence, it wood her bin very dialcult to her h i.lea. whethereoe.a he' wee a pi e to try the Court or the Court him. Beta epreeein his.elf ha took hie scat. solissitood wnz displayed in the Court room for his comfort. A crack in the window casin lot in a draft nv cold ' air ; he shuddered . and a shudder run thro the entire aesemblage. The shudder lay the Censer . rative merchant from Noo York woe trooly t iatie Cotton wuz called for, when the Comers ' atic'e merchard'e wife tore off one usher buzzume and etatft the appertoor. Wire tiler ever more . techin saerifiea The Preeident wept ez he beheld it. Oa assertainiu the temperatoor wich best rooted hie system, a thermometer woe brot, and the room wee kept at that precise degree. . There wuz sum tritlin legal formalities gone through with, and the President's connielmade a motion that lie be admitted to hail.. There wile a stir in the court. "Mate it a million!" sod one, "so that the craven North shel see how we kin take keer 11V them we love!" but Judge Under wood filed it at aleo,ooo, and brisk as bees, Schell, a Non York Dimocrat,' several Richmond Dirnocrats, and Horris Greely etept forrerd and signed it. Never shel I forgit the silent :that aesendid ez Barris wuz a eignin his. name, "Three cheers for Jeffson Greely and Iforris Davts----one and inseprable, now and forever„ . .' shouted one euthoosiastic Confedrit. , . "Immortality is yours!" sed another, seczin hiin by the hand corjelly., "Teffson Davis is the big dog tic the age, and yoo my deer air, are now the tin Little Lica to his tale. •Wat. joy! Wat hap piness ! W Len posteri.y specks uv him they'll speck ay . yoo!" • I coodent reatrane 'myself no more. Buetin into tears I fell onto Grtely's buzzum and we em braced. Ez he hedn't his spektielee on he eposed it wnz Davis hisself, and he hnstid into tears also, and there uuz 'one ny the' most stain tabloos ever eztabited. I got! au sy he fore he diskivered his mistake. . Here wuz the endin nv our trenbles—the con eummashen uv .our hopes, basis WC:. FREE! The pent-up emoshens uv the people found vent. Ez he etept into the street the people crowded to the carriage Rich contained .us and rent the air .with cheers. We reedit the - hotel, and after em- . bracin his wife, a season of religions exercises war held. The clergyman who had excloosive charge of DArls' piety dooring the war, wuz pres ent, and he offered prayer. ,He paved fervently 'that the Lord wood forgive the people nv the . North for the wrong they lied done our eainted head, that he wood forgive' ef possible, the late head av the Perini Government who had opPosed him tad the glorious . coz, and ef Divine mercy rood stretch so far that he wood forgive the Colo nel uv itiehigan cavalry wielt lied hunted down the Saint who wni noWin our midst, and made •nv him kcaptive. He prayed for forgiveness for• the reckless men uv the Korth who invaded Vir giny ; for the noeecpaper Conduktens who had &boozed him who is now with ne, and particklerly- Horris Greely, who had this day in some Measure . atoned for his preyions wickidnees. He prayed inst the bier/sins us. Heven might rest, first, upon 'the, city uv Richmond,' then upon the balance wv Virginy, and - afterward upon the rest nv - the Southern States, arid he wound up with kferient appeal that the Ethiopians, with coodent change their skins, Inight'see the error nv their waya and return to their normal condishen. - After this the Presideritxeceived his friend& , I am not permitted 'to give more uv, the Presi dent's plans teen this: He will remain in taecloo-. eion, and will take no part whatever in politics • until after hu, - final acquittal in November. He" don't feel at liberty to take bold tif the Govern- meat so long or, tiler is even a technikle charge: agin Lim. Oar friends the Northern States, who expected him to take the stump in their - be." half this fall, will be disappintect. I return to-' morrow -to Kentucky. • PETnor..Ent T. lissni, P. M., (Virich is -Postmaster), and Profeas'or In the HAM and Japhith Free Aeademy.for the ievelop, meat nv the intellek Iry all races irrespeetliewr color. • dot Fltent • minded protege..Dr, in going out of, the gates ay of Lis college, ran against a. noir., In the confusion of the moment, he nieed jrst and exclaimed : "I beg your pardon, Madam"..' Boon after he stumbled against . a lady in :the: street ; in sudden recollec:ion of hie former Mh.; hail, he celled out "Ie that yon: again, ,1 - cu • • brute?" ' Ora passions never.wholly die; but in the laet, cation of life's ronunUc ep:e, tt ey rise up igaln and do bitile, like borne of Arioato r heroes; .who .haVe:e2ready been quietlfinterre'd And ought to 100 iasne4i w chat. • ITORAgibb - # Ai l iniitti " At ' - 8110AilIX, 414 z:),.;:mio 4. - "fty, 4 111.461.1111 Itlir" MISCELLANEOUS. Jattesolt; Tinto. F. Roam.. JACKSON.&, Co .:, . 7/iaamaartraan OV ROPE,. Twititl,. CORDAGE & PACKING,. • P• 11151411 O. Pat. We lcriA.2fally solicit a ewe of the patronge of the basiness-men of Schttylkill C.ollotf• Si.REIt'S PORT •GRAPE WINE ! PURE AND NITS YEARS OLD. For the (mamba] Table and Family BY PHYSICIANS FON Females, .Weakly Persons, Thee Great &may for Kidney Affections AND ALL CHRONIC DISEASES. EXOELIENT Vat; FOR rEmALEs I Every family at this Emus= shoal we "Speer , s Port Grape Wine, Celebrated to Europe for its medicinal and beneficial qualities ;•• highly - esteemed by' eminent phyelclane, need 'in • European and American Hoepttais, and, by some of the beet famillee fh Europe and America. AS A TONIC—It has no equal, calming an appetite and building up the system, being entirely a me wino of a mast valuable grape• - • • • AS A DIURETIC—It * imparts a healthy action of the ends,. kidneys and urinary organs ; yery beneficial in gout and rheumatic affections. • •• • • • Speer'® Pori-Grape . Wine •• la a pure 'article from the juke of the Port Grape, poet. sowing medicinal properties anperior to any other wine in are, and an excellent article for all weak and debili tated persona and the aged and Infirm, improving the. appetite, and benefiting ladles and children. • Try it once, and you will not be deceived. - urße slue the al,pature of ALFRED SPEICEt over the cork of each bottle. ' . • . - Sold by IL Saylor, Pottsville ; I . :llnd°' dr, Band, Ta- BlerMany & Allen, Matuoloy,City lAwrenei3 & IL N. Coxi, Sebnyltdll.llaven: IL EL Davis, St. Clair,:and .by all ant class druggist's who also sell the CASTELIA PORT BRANDYa choice old article., Imported only . by Mr Speer, direct from the Valley of Oporto. Trade enpplled by wholesale druggists in New York and Philadelphia, and by A. syEsit, at Its Vineyard In New Jersey. • -' • . . , Y. PRINCIPAL OFFICE—BIOB Broadway, N, May 12; in° • . •• . 19-ly . JULES JAKED7S "ENTATT, DE PARIS." The New Beautifier of the Skin. Testimonials from Oelebrated Ladies. Ths secret of beatitifying the skin being known only to Messrs. Ja.-cal & Hens, they honorably state that it differs from nil other preparations It gives to the most. Mush and freckled skin both the texture and color of polished ivory. removing - all dheolorations whether appearing as freckles, tan, morphes, moth, or bind:worm FDediti, and is especially successful in smoothing out the marks left by Small Pox. . ' The agents of ••L'Emall de Paris** most confidently submit to the:public:the earnest endorsements of such ageguisbell ladies as • . RISTORI. Mlle. FELICITA VESTVALI, Miss GGIEC MITCH Ell, Mrs. D. P. BOWERg. LIU- CILLE WESTERN. Mad. PONISL Idrg.-Ell - %VALLES, LUCY RUSHTON, .NOE- - JCR DE MARGUERITTES, Vas AG . -NES PERRY, • and many 'others, whore high Standing in the pmfes Eton gtvat the stamp of trathfaluesa to their. Intelll gent and genuine approval. " • THE BEAUTIfUL LUCILLE, WESTERN SATS.; I dui:libat the 4'l:maill! pr , duces all the briutancy of. Tong , : and lily-white. with the great and peculiar advantage of total harmlessness. It really adds to the a:4ll,mq+ and beauty of the skin.. '. • . , TILE NIAUNIFICENT VILSTVALI SAYS: , I have stiffens:l eo much (mn'the Vall.ollB whitely- Hone, which my theatrical profession. Obligee me to use, that I consider it a perfect benefaction to findia preparation • which gives the necessary whiteness to the akin, and leaver the skin and smooth. . • 11115...4 MAGGI E MITCHELL SAYS; I have tried the. sklu beautifier, de Paris,"_ and found that it Instantly Imparts anatural bloom and freshness to the c driplexion. • • - Jared'Email de Parte is Used as a delicate -beauti fier of the skin for Theatre, Saloon or Ball Roots, by the most retitled' and acrnpuloas ladles: producing all the beautifying effects of rouge and lily-abate, with. ant their vulgar glare or injury to the skin.- . .Sold byall first-class Droggista, • Perfumers-and La dies` Bair Breasers, L:leabenn, 82:1 Broadway: Demers Barnes & Co, and F. C. Welle & Co., New York, and itngene Jonln, 111 . South :Tenth . street, and Johueon , Holloway & Cowden, Phlltuielphia..Agents. . • . - Orders by•niall ehnuld 'be addreased to JARED REND , General Agents and Importers, New York. - Jun 26, 67 .4 ARPETING , S! G •-•• - JAS. N ORNE, SON&CO., .Chestnut Stieet. below Seventh, • FRESH CAN - TON: MATTINOS, AV 1 RED, CHECK' AND FANCY, -4-4, 5-4 rind 6-4 wide. JAS. ORNE, • OP , .• - :Chesttith:treet, below • Seventh., 114ve, juat • received 'their . . SPRING IMPORTATION OF GARPETIN.GS;. - of every description. FRENCH; elktiN/LLE„AtiIIINSTER.; VELVETS, BRUSSELS,, TAPESTRIES.: • 3-1 and 6.4. Velvets, %MUT, Brussels . , AND VE,LVET , - WITH BORDERS TO MA.TCH for gAtts. JAS. H. ORNE, SON & CO., 626 Chestnut Street,below.Seventh, PHILADELPHIA THREE-PLIES, ENGLISH AND AMER- ICAN INGRAINS, ENGLISH & A3IERICAN OIL CLOTHS, COCOA "ALATTINGS, DRUGGETS, IpTEN CRUMB CL9THS, RUGS AND MATS, of every deseripilon April 27, '67 NEW BOOKS ON IRON IRON MANITAOTITRRIL—FaIrbthm. buxura. OF IttnßUGGY.—Dana. At VIANNAN & . B.ABNIBV le Bookstore. 62S -Lnoop 628 New Spring Styles. -Oar Own Make." embracing every new- and desirable size. style and shape of Plata and Trail Hoop Skirts.-:--SL 21,r, YX. 2ML, a; 3.V. and 4 ,yardi round. every length and size Waist t in every. respect FIZSTNIALITS, and espe cially adapted to. meet the crams o • First palm and mast Fashionable Trade. • • f•Orr..Own Mar of Hoop struts are f more elastic, more dnrable..and ar.o.t.t.y c an any other make of either Single or. Double Spring Skirt- in the American Market:'.Tley ,a - re Wiaxawnm in every rev feet, and wherever introdt#ed give. universal sada. Slalom. They are now be extensively sold -byre.' Milers and every Lady shoshlltry them. • • Ala for •Itopkiris' Own Mete," and see that each Skirt is stunted 'f•W. BOP HMS. MANTIFAC IV ' HER, VS ARCH - Steet, P.HIL4 dYA... No arena amt. Gasunce." A Catalogue maids dng etre,' size 'andae tall.prices, sent to anyaddrosa; A uniform and liberal discount allowed to dealers., - Orders by mail .or other-- iv/se, promptly and earetallyaillied—wholesale and re tail. at- Manutactory and tir,leg-roems;Mo. 648 ARCH STREET: Pinup& Baa IrPS made to order, altered and repaired. TERMS, - N.= • CASH. , ONE TRICE ONLY. • • . March Hi, NW • . 4,2 TEC AM PI73IPS, • ready for mee...;-12 . IccL 17 steam cylinder, vale 6 Web diameter ardt feet TWO 25-borer BD Clue 60:horse e. • ' Peb. la . 7 • P 0,141/ YBO EOM PotPrine /ran Wort". , . • • ' t!' - ZN Rail , all mites, f you r.lB poinds , to theyard and upwards, always • cc hand and faruldad at mill Drtt. Alan Book ISptkes for the eade,-Of 4114zet and of s very.superlas onetty str ' • /an Y • . Tpoiii.soN . . . _ • I :T . tk.ST • nalkulacuiretee. of Oil wed . 4:Janine*, and. Oes.inr s in V ^ arrierrr Oils. ' .ry cuisKs ABBELBi Alwaye.on Yard arid Toeseile at the ierylsWeal market' . New . "Yolnisi Fre C131 ' 13 er : WAITSTILL HASTINGS:New York. ' . 30.1321 ff..AA6TINGI3, New Xtedford - R. Ittalidly, rottittlile, suppli our Otriatman giatanntiOrient; • < eeteemory at Vey mason!. Itiflrlegh • PENIBYLVANI4 EgILAILEI.OOLLEGE r - Perk%men Bridge, itientgrimeiy CO,Pa; This /Methadon is organized with three departicienta -the Arsidemle. - the 'Collegiate and the Young ladies may:here receive a thorough education, either In the Common Brunette!: tattle Higher English and elassica or in- the. Xodern • LatirMagea. Huai; -Drawing, ralchirtg. and.Faney Work. The College Ii sulied with a good ruilosoptical and ebonies) Ap 7 par pp ams, Charts. ft• abt, Fossils. &e., to illmermte the Physical Sciences. 'The' /nig:al= of Permsylvants has vested the College with' authority courant NOS; 'mart and omfer Derfers and mord its graduates ate now occupying responsible positions as teacher!: With good stilarits. No larva: will be flawed to make the. pupils of title Inoitution-lbornngh in•hlt the 'studies The next eceeicin Opens the 3f.th of 'kW:. For farther informetimi vidreee the Pend pal • . • SEIERMAN. A.. hi, Freeland: APrl.l .67i_14 Cm . 'Montgomery CO:, Fa. C C N 0 8111 A L• 11•0 0 L..' LEBANON VALLEY - COLLBGE. A Normal Clara will be organized in conneetirinviith' -thicqnstitution, 'commencing-on the tsth of April; •to VAITAMIC ten weektc,--lo .thee :let. • A faculty of rte-;en.Tenthers isemployed. Alro a full Conitherein) Course. • - •' - • Feperee for N(011111 . CotirP. E ; l:ChlAire a 110(1 . S, $lO 20. Commercial Course less, thin usual - rates. Bend fOr Cirenbue. totdreseihg, ' • - • iter.• T. R. %IC/CROY:A. M.: President, • . LehaV.Oli nr.r.h - to; . Dee 2s. . And Invalids. i i 1:1M.33.MR.! WIWI-SALL ANT; E" .. T.:11. MALTA • m THE LOWEST .I,3RICES, Boards, Scantling, - . .: • - Joists, • - - Flooring, and • . FrOzning Timber; . . SPRUCE . ROAMS, - PLANK§, JOISTS, SCANT LING AND FLOORING, CAROLINAS 1. YELLOW FINE FLOORING . • ' • AND STEP BOARDS, Black Walnut,. • - . . . • ' Butternut, • • . '. • • • Poplttr, :' • Cherry, • • Chtlituut, • . •.. • • • 'Maple, And . . . MICHIGAN PANEL UMBEL: Alan, White Pine, ilectiloch 'an Spruce Pickets, Chestnut .and Cedar Poet. , Plasterinm• Roofing and Siting Lath, Wtiite.Pine;Cedar and Cypress . • • And White Oak and Cedar Etaves.... Warders • reepecifally aoliciied and prothigly. at tended to. • May 4, •6T .15-3 m • NNW SPRING DRY GOODS, WALKER & PRICE, DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, Mahautongo Street, l'onsville. • We are now receiving -from. New Tork •our elegant stock of SPRINtt (loons, to. which . we invite your sj:ei g al attention are ention herdic making your spring purchases. r all of the bestquality, and ' •• • . . We Watrant-Everything.that we Sell. We;don.t deal In damaged anctlon. goodc.bot 'aslant our'nocds from the best of whole's - ale hones. A ciislt to our store will 'ea once shol you that wo try to please, DRESS La! ll gelitr i t e Ment. GOODS: HANDSOME PLAIDS, PARASOLS' AND SUN. UMBRELLAS; New Styles, and Very Ifianiiioine:: Handkerchiefsl:Handkerchiefsl All Linea, I.s'Conts and upwards. MARSEILLES•QVILTS, PRINTS, MUSLIN'S,. and.. , • , • DOMESTIO GOODS GENERALLY, AT THE . IIGIIT PRICES: • :E. - • D GLOVE • • . JOUVINWMAKE. • This . Glove is cut to tt eo - well, and the extensive Pale of It by drst elsparetall dealers In New York: in cotape, tition with other makes, isrrguaranteent its quality. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Ciores & Hosiery, Hived Cassimeres for Gent's Sults, Mixed Casslnteresjor Boys' Snits, B O N.NE 'r. It B QNS, , We cannot enumerate all In our stock, but if you Wlll uwor us with a call, we will - show you nice Goods gir UNION RAM, WALKER & PRICE. Aprll 27, 137 171 m riAurzTis, 4)14..•:0t0T1i. • and WINDOW sIIADES. We 'would invite the attention of our friends and the public to Our large stock of CARPETS, which hew been .selerted with great care, and to which .we . have added all of the new and choice styles of. TAPESTRY: BRUS SELS. THREE PLY, and INGRAIN CARPETS: also, all the new and 'varied 'styles of ENTRY and STAIR CARPETS. OIL CLOTH from 2 fret to 19 feet wlde- . - cat to St rooms of any el2e. WINDOW - /MABEE; in great variety, Frosted - and Plata Bands. Coco: and Canton • Mailings, Rags, Matta. Stair Rods, Brunets, &c. All will be sold at the lowest rates. and ex amine our stock.. • Very respectfally, • ' PH DIRAS HOLTGIL;;JMo.,, • No: 508 North Second Street, below Buttonwood, wet aide, Philadelphia.. March 10-Sni - • Hitaa o ft RIIO I DS treatment and care of the Piles hare been brangbt to a cer tainty., One great cause of the Piles Is an inactive or sluggish state oftliellvert'and whilethat organ re-. mains unable to perform its work properly, the Alen Roger.'' Botanic . 0 letteseat ' Ras cored many woes 'of the Piles Aehersi the .I.lcer was not So mach disordered; but if ROGERS , WIRE PILLS aroused at the , same time the Ointment is a cure will certainly follow. The Ointinent and Pills are each3o cents* box. Sent by mall for:6o.centa, or the two can be sent to one address, free of postage, on receipt of $1 20. Address.• DR. I& ROGER& March 110-12-3 m • . 20 Dock St.; P.hilads.,-11/4. Saves time. labor, Money . . .Makes • WASHING A PASTIME and MONDAY 4 nSTIVAL• Sold even/- Where... Try; it Address all order to the Manufsetur era," • • .ZIIIE(7I6IER do MIVIITII, CHEMISTS AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,. 137 North Third Iwt., • Marra 16, '6l • • . • •r6646-4) • QPECTAIMES AND EYEO3Ollek. GLASSEN.--A- :meat me,nt oa band and for sate by . JOSEPELDCERR, Watchmaker a:Jeweler, Centre . 84. Patinae, three doors above the 7 . danizau . .Houtie:: March 80136-9-. TO - OARPE.NTERS BUILDERS Li:timber* Mau . uractuting nave: oti hand at:their 'exteneivs• establisinnent;.on itallmad Street, a great quantity of lmnberof every 'kiwi and deserip lon. which they can an 1y to 'Craw% . Carpenters. and Builders, at lower m. than 'can be • bought elsewhere. They - are also ready tosupply, through the means of their ettemdve business and la borsaving marbi rioninfartured articles to their line at a saving of 95 per cent. on forinernast. •_ • - • Their large workshops have been in Lionsuctiessfalama for the past year, turning out vest tu=z of . Doors, - • • Windfrw . Bask. • Pmeel - Vi r ed4 -•_ Throldinvi, • . -". • Bed.tanans,.-- Blinds, • - Bashanns, • . And all kinds of Pramed,'Perseled awl Tinned Wark; Width they have constantly on band:" , They. are' reedy . to exeurte orders re the shortest notice, for any onand. ty °tonality of sawed or . manufactured Unit - Dry and green Hemlock 'of all kinds; for , building ='oak. Mkple, Poplar, chair, phulk and 0.• ants; Cherry, Walnut;Ma&my,..tc.„,loreabi net work White and YelloW•Pbse bmr.o tor flooring, %worms& to order r - White Pine &aka. SWAIM, X. and NT inch panel; arm l 3 2 Andy; sink BOX, beams. ralis, scantling, - posts,. ehingles,:hdb, milizga Am+ dc . . • • • - nitro -omits onswed stair aid evinjtidag - talirja nne em handorto order, at the shortest notice.. - • ••• • • — VMS 'MAIM to IR &AMMO) 11., - ARISA. MUMMA' SESTI/4,"Stofessor QC:MA*IIOy, ow BO rout succelefal make. goranteee a !orbited komealato removal-or all obstructiobs troorwbaterer , bows, wttli or without bwribine.at one. loterview. or by wall: Mr celebrated lefallible.Prenek teal. Illoolltly l ila. tea 1.; prfop sl4i bor e will Mame all Ifrelgebtritlesbr freq•etabt berm. 1141 shod -standtrez bat obstinate owes of bklf arksflibt NO re - mitre Noz2.-tobleb are:toter degrees .stronger tbso No. rii and an .Dever Are Safe =abed LitLY eke P $e a hostbe obtained wf Idebuwe maw- /*Amor nti d tfa y, co; &Meat TbiAr-faartb street, (under Everetritooono inat.Bl:lb4reeteleaieW York air, or . 11, with full bastrrfetions K. jm rtlio scams appointed .' C OCOrytiglitoliiiiiii, • EDUCATIONAL J . KEELY, Con.er of ronrth and Pine Streets, READINC, PA., Keck a cepthuatly on hind and for e*. at A generol !assort= nt of. IVIiITE PENS AND lIESW3Cit INDIANA SHINGLES, UNION: HALL, (Two Below Post Office,) BLACK AND FANCY BILKS, Ai Late Prices Very LoiT. Large Si!e . and Beautiful Patterns FEIL, LOGE STOCK LADIES' MADE SACQUES, At :Low Prices Nixed Casslmeres for LaOles , Saeques. MANTUA CORD EDGE, ALL COLORS. .AT VERY LCff 1111 . 0 APT VORGET THE PLACE. Silver's Wash . PoNder The liiehuyWn! County !r...* :E .:-. U.: : T.:::.4 . 8 . ,: i° . .? . T., - :0 - . 1:.F..S.: N :,: ( A:Yt.4 - , :-., - .---1.:V..- N:.' : . E. - ; . -... - ..1 .- , --: ._*.s. 6. I.r FERTILIZERS. . . - . .BIIPERTIIOgPIIATE OE-LI3IE . le offered in the aeatulate that it is the beet and reed economical fertilizer in the market. .. • - The manufacturers. introduce their SUPEIt-PUO,S - with :the • gerualee. that it le. perfectly tree The Mat eapprioriti - claimed over ether Fertilizes • - let. Thet 2d, That. a intficient quantity of acid him - been used to convert the Inrolnbir Hunr. Phosphate into Buper ph...withal° of Lime. . ' • .• • • . Sd.. That the Bone being. interrned. teems the am- Monti end inAkee this i TRUE RAW BONE.SRPIR- ' • IdILIAR SMITH'S . • AgiiculturAl.Chemkal . • 111rOtIli•c• arid.lAthozatory..No: 8 South rum Strc'et: Reading, Pa. • - • • Much MORO PHILLIPS' taraiDiß turrupvED SUPER-PHOSPHATE OP LIME. STANDARD GITAIGUSITEED. • . . For ease at lisaufactiTri pepot4. • . No, 27 Forth Prout las.. 93 *math And by 'Dealers In general tiro:ghoul tbe enanfry . The Material of 'whicli !Mira Phospluste • it manatactered c"ntabis fifty per cent. more Bone Phos phate than Haw•Booe, therefore it, ie. m darable:-- The ammonia present gives it.grei ine t 'additional renal /8 x years' Capp - Imre has proved to the Farmer that it makes a heavier grain than even stable :menthe, end is not only active bat lasting. • • . • • • :• • • 310116 PHILLIPS, , Sole Proprietor and Mermfactorer. Feb. . 74m 1-lALE'S Superior Improved Super-Photphate of Lime MANUFACTURED BY THOS. L. AGT., litcrEnrna EAVEN, PA. [ - --:-.'erfie- . - ,41.!!"_ -- --- .A.. •': -s:-:4 - ,:. &k-• *l'.::* .%,.., , *,,./ ---- - A Farmers and Dealers is Fertilizerri - will Observe that 1 . have adopted the 'above.'“Trade Mark," to show - those who- use Hall's. Supst-Phosphate, made 'from. the Raw - Bone, that they' are getting my manufactare. • • My patrons will please be .cnreffil -in .purchesing, to observe that the above "Trade Marie! is stamped upon each hag; as none other la genuine.' For. Wheat. Bre Barley, Corn, Oats, POlatoen, .bares, Burka-hear, Sorghum, Ttirriippo. hope, Garden. riwerobles, exd every Crop ana Peak.- • We claim for our Phosphate that as a fertilizer and eulek producer for early vegetables; it cannot be -ex-- celled by any in the market, and as a TOP DRESSENG for GRASS It bed no superior. • -, • • We guarantee that farmers will find our Super-Phos: phate of Lime more -prompt In- action . and more last ing In itA effects than either Peruvian Guano br -stable manure. Four years eiperience has tested this, that our Fer tilizers in.akes heavier grain than even stable manure. , -I am now ready to supply the' bove superior Fertill- - zer in large or small quantities—in new bags of 200. pounds each. Aleo, always . - on hand, a shriek of - 'fine Raw &Me Bast, Soft Nova Scotts Plaster, Sc, at: A trade discount allowed to dealers. The above Fertilizers can be purchased at BRIGHT. dg CO.'S Store, Centre Si me; RdttMlle.". • POST OFFICE ADDRaiiiii-T HOS. Li. - novr, Age., Schnylklll Haven, Pa.. • •• -• • . - March 23; 'Ci6I Febaff. .ffei • 6-1 y) • IS- • • , HOOK-AGENTS WANTED FOR "BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI:" From the Great River'to the Great Ocean. BY ALBERT D. RICHARDSON. OVER 20,000 COPIES SOLD IN ONE DONT% Life and Adventures on Prairies. !fountains, add the Pacific Coast. With over 200 De seriptite and Photographic Views of the Scenery,. Cities; Land, Dines, People and Curiosities of the New States and Terri tories. To proPpect ire Uthigrants . and - settlers. in.the 'Far, West," this History of that vast andlertile region will prhvenn invaluable aseistance; , supplling asit.doe, want long felt of a fait, Authentic and fellable. guide to clithate. anti, prOducte, means of travel' ,thc. Send for Circulars and .are our terms. and a fell de scription of,tbe wort. . Addrekt NATIONAL, .PUB. LISTIMG CO., Philadelphia, Penna. May 18. 'Bl AA GENT WANTED 'for R Nevi Work:: enti.• tied GLORY.' OF . TEM IMMORTAL IRS; for Tidies Clergl men and others,.it •bas no etinel to tell. For terms end territory. suidress • • . • May . IS. , 137:--20-4t) L.•STEBITINS, Radford, comet. Agents . wanted tor. Gen. L. C. Baker's 1318TOirir OF THE SECRET. SERVICE, - This work embraces an. AIITRENTIC and. MI: CIAL account of the hitherto suppressed - facts and in .formation obtained hy General Sanaa. during his Ore yew service as Chief of the National Betective.Police. Now - thit the war Is over, the NATION demands this inner History, and as a historian, the Author enhserves no"partisan purposes, but writes the Vain unvarnished truth: •sparing neither high nor low, LOYAL nor RE- - BEL, - RTATESMAN "nor CONVIC I`," CIVII lAN nor GOVERNMENT . "OFFICIAL: Judtclously Jutaifying his statements With %%ambers from the highest authrni ty,lmparting.therehy a genuine hiatoric valueffo . his startling disclosures, : • • . Active; energetic Agents are clearing $2OO Pei month, which we can-prove to any doubting applicant " Ad dreas. P. GARRETT & CO., 702 Chestnubst Philada. airuicAni STO'Cli JOURNAL, a first ZS. class monthly, containing S 6 large double column Pages,.Only'AO ate.. for G Months. Try. it! Will save everylfarmer many 'dollars. as we offer a TTO.se.and 'Citttle Doctor.Pree. Address - N.. P. ..130YER CO., Gom.TMO.-Chester Co.; 18, 'Cr-211-4t • Ci Wanted to make , an: Arraimenseni Is. V V with a live man In every county, -who wishes to make money, and can give good,reterences.• No card- . Ital required. Wilt - cell a Insineas now paying $1,500 .per month, and rely on profits for my Pay.' • •- Address, J: C. TATON..• MaylB, .67-20-4. • :Pittsburgh, Pa.' rkliT ED MBE IIED CUE IRRI ; sell. it 65e, per Qt.- in city 'markets. 'Wray Ritent .Cherry Stoner Will stone three - bushels per tour,. aud separate the seed from the fruit. Bent•by • Ext.ress .on receipt of g-. Agents wanted 'ererywhereto nmkeitil to tro a day. The trade supplied by 13 - ARBSTRR BRO 3, C 0..& . • _Reading Hardware. Works, Reading, Pa. . May . .• • • .- 20-4 E M. tfoOLUSK EY; Manufacturer of all kindrof Toilet and Pearl Poßders and Lily. White, rio. 606 SOUllia Del. Aveuae, Phila. .Orders by mail promptly.attented t0...413 18. 'VI • . • 220.4[ GENT 'WANTED, .to the •A meri-an Windote•Polieh,the beet ever offered to the public. It cleans window as fast as you can 'Alpe theirv.wltti e cloth, without slop. toan or water.: It leaves the glass clear as crystal. and free from streaks or lint: It also etemseand polishes Gold. Sitter, Copper. Brass, and Tin ware, better, •and AIM less labor, than 'Anything ever known. - Agents are making $l5 to $5O per week. ;Everybody wants It as soon an.they see• It used.' Send for sample and terms, nresß on the 'AMERICAN. POLISH COMPANY, 413 Chestnut . • WANTED;.A.GELNT.SI,-$75 tos2oo per month everywhere, 'male- and female. •to ,introdnre the GLNUINE IMPROVED COMMON -SENSE. FAMILY SEWING_MACRINE, Thismachine will stitch'. hem, fell, tuck, quilt, bind. braid, and embroider in a•most superior manner. Price only $lB. . Fully warranted'. for five years: •We will pay' $l,OOO for any machine that will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elas tic. seam then ours. It makes the' Elastic Lock Stitch." • Every second stitch can lie cot; and - still the cloth cannot be pulled apart 'without tearing 'it, ,We pay agentefrom $75 to s.l.oo'per month and' expenses, •or a commission from which twice that amount can oe 'made. Address. SECOMB St CO Cleveland, Ohio. • • CAUTION.:-.Do not be imposed Upon, by -other par tied palming off worthless cast Iron Machined, under the same name Ovotherwise. Ours is the only genu ine and really practic r ally cheap machine manufactured. . . .. . • ' --; WANTED--AGENT S, • - '''... 434 - 50 ,per month'. the'yesit i timnd, Or :900 per Lent. profit on commission - . - We susniterza.the above sal; ar y or tomtillsvion to . suitable 'Sgents at their own homes, to Introduce an'article of troirsperiaimLe tvu.r vr in every household. For particulars call on, or ad- - driss„.o.-W. JACKSON & Co.. 11 South streeL Bald; tuore;Nd.• -.' .. -; May AS, '67- - 2041, • .. 13 , 6nchltia, Scrofula' of every phase, Liver and Sidney . diseafzes.' Wm, . It. 'Prince,. Flusbine, - N. Y..' for GO lean proprietor' of the men Nurseries, has discovered the Itemedial; Plants *which are positive cotta' or theabove and all Inherited 'and Chronic Diseases, Dyspepata,-%Asthms; Nervous Debillty.ltheumatisin, and. all Maladies, 'and others seatilting' from impurity of the blood, hitherto incurable. "Explanatqy circular, one ammo.. 'Tree.; tree on all dire.ases, YO emits: „ Mayl9, .67-20-4 t • - -.DATROVED. • •: • •. .• •• •-• BRICK . . . ..• • . .•:- Maitufactired•Xxcicialirely by us." • . . . • After an experience of. 2i years with all the different Machine_` we offer this to Brick-makers as .combining everything most desired' by. theni i We , only ask a fair examination,' and would prefer to have ttmeelibout to purehase come one see the. Machine .at.work, And compare it with any otherii the country. We make the ADAMS MACHINE. fur making Front -Brick, HALLS PATENT MACIIINE, CLAY TEMPERING WIIKELIELand ertry thing: complete to starve Brick yard Also, Engines and Boilers; Cane Mille , Porta ble Forges, and Machitiery.of. all kinds. . . • . • - • PEEKSKILL 41.AliTrFAOMKG . May 18061 • 20-M ..' - GT.91 . 40E,p..,.,Tt.0v.741.1 . 4004 . ADVERTISING 40 Park - Bow, New Yoik. We have facilities for the transaction of the liminess of a Glasau.dtmi?matao'Alazacrs, which are not gat: pussocd; and u^e,tli4t izot. equallv3, by any g,thAlzU e. tabbailietain itsnerica. Our spe4il ,aßts of: "01:4. =ND= lisixsrArcitilt Offer relsOtibiemdttoements . to such u ate Alaska= of adveittsing eiteoalsely of the ADV1Z215113.11 G*2E:Tr, giving ., lista rut 'fell paricalars The large runoint of patronage controlled as en- Obs lisle promise imr crisbiners Jigs The • 'Atecirrusei Gamms," 2siblietted 11Y na c 911" tette .ticti * lritokiui4o of TalOe'to.admthqmi'; - Trice $1 per sanariiirt sdr4o, GEo - Fr;., - iipw -ELL & co;, ADVERTISING- AGENTS,. 40 Park.fliv, Sew ir° , 44 :-...Lt. ^ l = l 7 at &Mut iguLl srecDasu from Pare Bone. (TIKES BUILDING.} .tiend . lo cents for a copy BUSINESS CARDS. ... • -• .A3IERICA -Ist...BVATC.I-TES•••'* . . . . • •• -• o.s EP • 'DU GETITRE -STEtET; .POTTSVILLE, :es.s..A.lTß:lt.trioli To ELS . • ' • . , VarAed - .at Exle ns r GOLD , AND SILVER WATCHES,.. . ••AllllOl .SILVER. WARE. • . • Customers may be assured that none but the' beat ar ticles, at reasonable' • prima" . .. wilt be sold ar starer A fine assortio — ent'of • • • - :• : .•-• • • • ... • • Plated . ;*greCOnfitantly . • fairWATVIIE3 and eereniiiy repaired; All orders by mall promptly'attended to. •". • • April' 7, . . • . .• . . Cap Having remov,d his Cigar and Totknerei 'tarns" to the bultdirigbetWeen Smith's clothing , store and J. Duerr** jewelry store, Centre street, - West side„aud thankful to his blends and the - Public for Tarn favors, asks a•Oartinulnee or the - same, and informs -than that he hss on hands. lame and - superior stock Of ,all goods in his ling which will be - sold 'at the lOweatmarket rates. virillaatore t. easily dististab.hed by a large and beautiful model °La ship in his indonr. •. . l iPril tti • • • , _ ' . ...- - .MISS. GORDON7S... •••• .. . - flame Boardinir a n, tony School fore •• • . • 'MUDD POI'NTYv • PZINSYLVANIAL For 'Circulars addrars Miss Gordon.: NO: 29.8 North . Filth St, . • m i u t h23,..61. - 1.12-2nt' . m!acurain7saor ••• • • • • _.7.llolesale aid Retail Dealer In • GILTi..WALNCT.,& ROSEWOOD gouDiNps, • •• Framm!i, CENTRE ST. , POTTSVILLE... #7 Mire. BRliiniSlMile.B. iumitrurs. sr= 2n 174614 . wis - liepairlng do Regilditig done at the shortest rintiee. . . . . .. . .. DE: VIIARLES E. QUAIL. : : . Surgenta and Pliqsician..• AUBURN. SCHUYLKILL CtiEglT. FtliNk . :Rapine bad abandan *experience in Scscar,itar ticiillir, attention paid to &naiad ernes of all kinds.. • ... Office nearly opposite the Depot. .. . , ' 1 . • Aprill3, a.. - . • lt; aro. . THE ART OF CUTTING DRESSES. DRESS TRIMMING-, EMBROIDERY, &T. 891. HU TC HINSON, SecondStreet...beloic Market, Poitscitle, respectfully - informs the •ladies of Pottkvtile and vicinity desironsoflearning the art nt cut ting,Dresees, Morgues, Sacqneg. Jackets,. Gored:l:fres , sea, Wrappers, Children'S and all tiew .sts les.of Street and Bone garments, that she hair for sale Mrs. 11. M. Carpenters Lately Improved Models, now. extensively need by the most fashionable dress4nakers. Two hours. instruction will. enable any lady to cut -and lit dresses equal to a dress-maker. • Mrs. Ilatchinann has on 'hand a choice assortment of zephyrs scoots and yarns; zephyr pattern.canvas silk. worsted and cotton coat and.dress mins . and NotionS: .Magic and Coventry Ruffling: Tape Trimming. Gold and Silver Braid and Beacite; Bair Braids in Silk, Linen. Co'tnn and Mahar: Em brotdery and Sewing Silk,. and Silk Braids Knitting,. "Crochet, Afghan, and . Zephyr "Needles t Linen.' Floss and Crochet Thread and Braid French Working and Markiil Cotton.: StamPed Goods: for Braiding and F. lar'Embroldery,: Machine Stitching' risin F.owing and Stamping doneprOmptly to order.. • 1151. - Mrs; 11. him on hand a choice as.sortment of ele- • pant Braiding tind•mbroidery designs for Ladies* and. Children'S dresses, to which she invites attention., • . • Aprit2T, mT.- '. • • ...17-tf ' • GOVERNMENT STAMP AGENOY, jArtIES A. INNES.' Etiq., Collector of this • . District; having relinquished'. the sale of Sou - nos.. itifd.tnriaed his whole' stock over to u& .WU %inhere' after furnish all kin& of Government Stamps in sofas to suit purchasers. We: will alwayi keep a fall supply on hand. Personain the District selling Sim - ups. will he furnished at'the usual discount. BANNAN L RAMSF.t. E . LEIIiANT Lithographic Vierra• of the Clay Itionantent (or sale 'cheap at .BANNAN do FLC.VIKET'S Call atali*t. them, • Italtead This! J. R. 'IIROXELL"S CREAP CHINA, GLASS, AND CROCKERY STORE, Oentre Street, Opposite Mortimer House • . • POTTSVILLE. • — .The citizSna Cs Pottsville and neigbcoring towns vills,goi and hamlets, ouc and all,' are invited to' call and examine my. stock of - wares before buying else where, as I urn not to be undersold-land can thrulab Housekeeperswith-eVery article they wan in my line of business.:in the stock of • • • • . • • '• • French China; • . Will be found Tea. Setts, Dinner Setts,: Card - and' and Cake Baskets, - Watch Cases,:Segar. Holden., Maid' Safes, 'Motto hings,lidotto Cups and Saucers, Vases, Colognes, China Settr.for Children, and a general variety of Tugs, Gias's Ware:. • • ' Choicest, latest patterns, consisting: of Table and • Bar Tumblers, Champagne and Wine GlasSes, Ale and Beer Glasses, pecan ters.Baiand Bitter 13ottles !Gob lets, Plates, Castor:Bottles, Pitchersand Creams, Cot eries; Sugar Bowl. Spoon Holders, Syrtip Cans, Fruit Bowls,' Fruit Jars, Cake Stands, Kerosene Lamps of .evel y variety, Lamp Chimneis;Lantenis, Candlcatick