The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, August 10, 1867, Image 3

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POTTSVILIiF., PA.
sATuRDALY, A s UGITST 1887.
LTNON STATE .TICKET.
FOR SUPEEBI4 .31JDGE.
lion, HENRY WILLUNS ofrittsburgb.
PENNSYLVANIANS !
hen you vote in October, remeMber that • "Jn3ge
SITARSWOOD, the Democratic caodiclate for Supreme
..t..nlee in Pennaylvania, in 1864 when the 'RePubl lc
tt iv battling tor its exiatenceagalhat
. - armed Treason:
wizen your eons and brothers were exposing their lives
that the Union 'might be. preserved; when • it WAS of
vie utmost importance that confidence In the financial
crrait . of the country' should be preserved—for we
never touldhave fought the' iebellion. toe successful
t in:Fe without the sinews of money—delivered an °plu
tonic the Fsse of Boris vs. Trott, to the District Court
of PhiNth:loAD', declaring the Goierraneat
I eget-tender notes-' 7 .or .geeenbaeke«te be
Aunconiaitutional and . . consequeittly
ille
.Ral. Citizens, - would . it be side to pliise, a man who
gave soda en opinion in
_the interest of Rebellion and
Re , ,,de, on the Supreme Bench of Penngylvania:f .
TuMic! , • •
FOR A _CONVENTION
Pile/AW , •*1 1, 1 1 4:•:4z14- 1 0.0:1•10;i:4 , 40444 , Y0)q
. - .
We raise the above,Banner,,and Intendfighting It
out on - this line. -. •••
We propose fn.the Constitution, bacreastnithe num
ber of Representation to 400. and. Senators . 100, limit
ing the - session to 40 days with .pay at s6a, day:' The
Representatives to be elected from single , diatriets
tbrarichOut the State. , . . •
Pass openers' law for All
.corporations . timed .tie
reach of Individual enterprise. and no sp ec i o n„,.
All corporations with an income:not exceeding Ms . .'
pan, to be granted by the courts. " •
For the balance of the business of the State, 46. and
'to fact, so days, would be sufficient for all the legisla
tion the people require. • This is the only.plan to break
up the present corrupt system, because large'bodies in
snort sessions are not so liable to be corrupted. •
Union County Convention.
The e members of the Union Party of Schuylkill Conn
ty, and all others opposed to Union,
and. thel
northern sympathizers ruling the land which they at
tempted to destroy daring the recent Rebellion, and
oho ere in favor of establishing the Union and free in
ritual-ons on a permanent and enduring - bisis, in an
cord ince with the Reconstruction measures of our pa
t-I ttc congmcs. are respectfully requested to assent
-10.e.1 n that; respective election districts threughout the
county, on .
stiittirday. August 24 ,1867. • .
h , iween the hours of 3 and Zotclock in the afternoon,
11,d elect 2 delegates from each district: to represent
1:111:1 in the County Convention to be held in the Court
Bowe, in the Borough of .Pottsville, on •
Monday. August-WI, 11367,
.ht. 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of nom-,
instine a Ticket to be presented. to the voters of
.I.trilnyiltill County at the election.
The fellnwitic Officers Rre tO he nominated: • . •
OisiE JUDGE OF THE COURTS to be elected in
emtlunction with the Counties of Lebanon and Dau
phin. - . . .
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.ONE PERSON FOR SENATOR. •
THREE MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEM
BLY.
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ONE PERSON FOR ASSOCIATE .lUDGE. •
ONE'PEFLSON FOR JURY COMMISSIONER.
ONE PERSON FOR SHERIFF.
ONE PERSON FOR COUNTY - TREASURER.
ONE PERSON FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
ONE PERSON FOR DIRECTOR OF THE POOR. '
ONE PERSON . FOR AUDITOR. •
The election of' these delegates win :he held at, the'
liens and by the persons following, respectively :
Anlawn—Hon=e of Samuel Heim—Henry Eieenhuth;
Farnnel K. - Moyer. • .
Ashland—Mast Ward—Honse of William Goyne—
Wesley Manley,- 'A K. Schwartz. Middle Ward.
lions° of Elias Kehler—John Whitman, Valentine
Shollenberger. West 11 ,- ard—Plbuse of Enoch
Morgan—llenry:Leam, Robert A. Heaton.
Barry--House of C. W. Blllman--tleorge Dengler,
Daniel F. Gieene. - . •
Bader Sonth—Hotise of John Whitman—Panl Pant,
Esq.. J: T. Lewis, EN: •
• Butler North—House of John Griffiths, Girardaville.
Philip Mangold, Capt. John 'Cahoon.
Blythe—House of Daniel G: Barnett-Charles Tan: .-
ter, Jas. Woolley.
Branch—House of Alan. T. Troutnitin--Jacob F.
ileim, E.f9., Capt. Henry J. Alsrinch.
Brunswick East—House of George DrelbelhiesPaul.
Bock, William Long. : • •
.
Brunswick . West — Hon=e of Michael blOser—Joshna
'Relgel, Morgan Shoener.. • •
•
, -Cu,e North—Dense of Mrs. P. Etigen—Pella Nair
u.an, William McDonald •
Cass ,South—House of Mrs. C. Walker, Morgan
Brace, Thomas Patton.
Creasbna- , Efouse of George Fert ig.-Franklin Straueb,
charier W. Dengler, If sq. •
Eldred--Hone of Geise —lrwin Bayer, John, D,
Denier
Fogor—Honse of Hiram Moyer—lJobn Benry, John
?rands. • •
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• Fretley—House of David tohdrin•--Lewii Miller,
Rig :,13. E Reedy.
Reg ins— Hon6e of Fleury Trootwan—Elias Art;
Moses Dithkelberger.
Robley—House of John A. El inga—doeeph Straub,
Cabriel B.ahzer.
Landing - Ole—House of lerfiel Boller—Reuben Hoy,
IA" llinm D. Kline. -
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Mshanoy City, East Ward—House' of &manual Bov
er—John R. Porter, Reese A. Jones. West WardL
Mauston House—Rdward S. Siliymati, Philip Conrad,
Mahanoy Township—House of DM.'Boyer; Shenan
doah' City—Capt. La Mar S. Hay; David J Evans.
Alinemille, East Ward—House of Morgan Swarti--
itichard K. Levan, Capt. Charles M. Brume. West
Ward—Ekinse of Evan Evans.-Lemuel D. Jones, Ja
tub S: Lawrence. •
•
Mount Carbon—House ot - Marks E. Eekert-Valter
S. Shaeffer, Joseph Bin.
• .Manhelm North .Ifouse.• ofElizabeth
Bittle; A zarlah Jones. -
Manhelm East--Bonne of F. Donnahou —Edward
Hamilton. Andrew M. Gray. - . •
- - Matiheim Suntli—House of Andrew Rebet-4bra
' ham A: Bartolette, Esq., Joseph Paxson.
. Mlddlepo'rt —House of Henry Krelse —Philip hap.
pert, Andrew Shreadley.
New Castle—lifonse of Ephraim Phillips—Dr. Rob
ert Phillips. Harvey Young.
Norwegian—Balls Head :Hotel—Urfa; Barnes, Mich
ulas Gross,
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, ‘. .
• Norwegian East—House of George Millward,George
Wllde, Joshua CrawshaW.-
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Orwigsburg -I,loitse of Mrs. Mary • Stiouner--Geoigu
A Fey, William Leffler.
Palo A I to--palo Alfa Bonin—W. B. • chlllson, .Esq.,
Po K, Carhon-LHouse of Michael K. Weand—Major
Ross Bull, Leonard _Mertz.
Port Clinton—Howe. of Edward Boyer—John S.
Rick, Esq., Sergeant 0 C. Hatch. •
Pinegtove Borough---House of Samuel . P. Filbert
Henry Wernta, Esg., Major Peter'A. Filbrt. -
Pinegrove Township—House of John DubbsPeter
Stein: John F. Wernta, Esg . •
• Pottsville, South Ward—House of Jesse Drumheller
—James-R. Shearer, Henry C. Russel. South: East
Waal-American House—Henry Gressang, F. B. Wal
lace. Middle Ward. , --hildffle Ward - Hotel—John Ebert,
Capt. Charles Schnerr. North West Ward—House
of William Sterner=d- Franklin- Harris,- Daniel G.
Matthews. North - East -Ward—House of. Thomas
Willianas—Lieut: John R. Pernsier, Dr. E. Holt.
Por.er-:-House of J. Updegrove—Alex. _Thompson.
Peter Swaim. , . • •
• Rush—noose of William • Neiferf- , -Jacob - Faust,
Abraham L - Bonahner. . • •
:Rahn—School Hance —John Moser. Rosser Antirevis.
of Martin Zerba—Abrabam B. Eyans,
itobert Weir. • • . ,
SchuYi kill —House of Benjaniin • RowbOttom—Rich
ard C. Russel, George Singley.
-Schuylkill South—House of Jobb Hartman, Letsits:
lowii—Jereminh F. Werner, Est(; John shoener. • -
Schuylkill Haven, North Ward—House of Adam
Surfer—William 11 Seyfert, George Burton. ,East
Ward—lionseof Israel Wagner—John Hickson, Henry
Hoffman. South Ward—House of Mrs.- Mary. Koons.
--Capt. James K. Helms, D: J. Haeruer. West Ward
House of Mary ' Koons—Albert - Leiby, , Thomas
Whalen. . •
St. -Clair, : South Wird—Bonse. of James W00d..-
Jamesßlacker. John Seitzlnger, Esq. Middle Ward--•
House of F.. W. Richardson—Lonls D. Koch, Joseph
Dennlitk. North Ward -Rouse of Charles Johnson--
William Milne's, Roland Whitfield..
Shenandoah City—Rouse of D. M. Boyer—Thomas
Cassidy. David J. Evans.. .
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Tamaqua, East 'Ward—BouQe of Peter MarkaL=
Cap .. A. IL Glasamtre, Lieut. B. H. Snyder. • North
[Card—House of Michael -Dearil—Wilitam Priser,
r , Reinhart.. South Ward—Dorm pf D. Et. Wltcok--
614.. J. M. Hughes, James Scott. •
Tremont Borouch—Bonse of Jamei BM—Daniel B:
althottse, Gibrlel Dinh. .
'To moot- Township—School - House; Loiter Ransb
Creek-,JameaFniler, Daniel' Harvey. • ' ' -• .
Unton,-Bonie ofJohn - Fenetermacher—Jostuaa Tortt,'
Jacolißreish.
Upper Ifahantongo-4lowe -of, o; Herb—lnset
Knorr. Eaq ~Henry -
•
Washington--Tlouae of Limn 13Eddorff-LFranklin W.
Reber, John Conard.
Wayne—Ur of Charles llummel--Johu Heff
ner:Esq. Jac h 1). Wommer. -
IVest Esq.,
of Noah Bistier—Jacob Mantz,
A. Knapp. . • .
Yorkville—Hose of John Fletcher—lrwin Galls;
gher. George Yerger.
We e9rnestly request every Union voter to attend
these primary meetings, AO that a good • and active list
of delegates. may be selected. who will see that 000 n
end WELL& ate men are selceted as candidates for office.:
By order of the Union County Committee. - •.•
• - T. Gsnerrece,, Chairman.
F. B. W LLAi it, Secretary, • •
Autuat le, ]Si;.l . .
SmcF. the let of. May the public debt his
been reduced nine millions of dollars. This
is doing pretty well fora radical and reckless
government.
THE ri A FURNACE property, located
in . 1.( high County,' is offered for. sale. This
is a rare- chance for those who wish to en•
gage in the iron business. For particulari
see advertisement.
Aa immense mass meeting to protest
against. the threatened removal of Sheridan,
was held in New Orleans on - TueSday
If Andy should remove him, Congress imme
diately on reasgembling should impeach A. .Y.
:Thu Democnsts are Staggering' on the negro
. .
suffrage question. The Boston Post says :
"We have urged the North, again and again,
to make Its citizens equal 'before the law and
before the ballot box. We should be glad to
tee the Massachusetts Suffrage law adopted
by every State in the Union. No matter
what a man's color or size may be—if he can
read and *rite, is 21 yeare old (we have no
objection to 18), and so forth—let him vote."
Or CorasE —The Reba and Cops cOmbin=
ed have carried r the Kentucky election. Why
not ? Kentuckt to-day, is more disloyal than
South Carolina.. During the Rebellion it did
more than'any. other 'single State to obstruct
the war for the Union, and it is now doing
all in its power to defeat satisfactory and safe
Reconstruction, When universal suffrage
becomes the national policy—a time which
cannot be long deferred--Kentucky will bp'
placed right, we presume not before. .
A Sun nasnox.—Before making up their
list of books for the Fall Schools, teachers
are advised to 'examine. Quackenboss' new
Arithmetics, which seem .to possess features
of decided and superior Merit. They are be
ing extensively introduced, and are commend
ed in the strongest terms by some of our best
teachers who have used them'" The Pub
lishers; D. Appleton & Co., of New York,
Want a local agent. In every county.to work
for these Arithmetics, and oiler termsi.
WimN Flanigan and his bread-and=butter
coadjutors went to Washington lately to eon_
suit with Andy about the feasibility of ran
i/Mg a third candidate in Pennsylvania,' by the
Johnson pariy, he told them that he had been
barn in obsturity, That he had filled vinery pn
'Mann in the country from Aldernian to Presi
dent, that he left the flag and its thirty.seven
stars and the Constitution with his - friends,
and that he did not feel warranted in *fet
ing any advice. 'The County jail would hold
°lts l Andy
• N W .'g T-V ES
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.811111AIER SACKS.
• FOB LAbIES.Ii.'COILDREN
Nali_qtabst at the illt*CL - OAVARD TRW/1114'
/MOAN, '
.Centre: SG; below Amarlaarnonee,/ Potts-
/TIM.: • A butewsorttaent of Closk•-and Drees Triat-' 4
te ° 34 7 l - 0 4, , - *ozArrio,„
-..- - 4.4? 114.041.•
WILE READISG iktkILN.OID Coats.
..tfT.—That
r
monster corporation and extortio nate, mono-•
poly - litifirio - lisv6 for lhisi Coal 'Reg - fa; and
thii demonstration at Union Hall in this Bor- •
ough oti Wedneaday evening; shows that the'
feeling is most 'heartily - reciprocated;' An:
• clasees of the echnitinteitY were present, and
exhibited-greatantereat in all the proceedings ,
oflthe Hughes deliiered 'an
address, rather hietmicil in charaCter, show
ing how the Readins Ilanrostifecimpanyhas.
_grown - by degrees into •st monster corPorittion,
owning or controlling twenty lines of railway_ ',
.with one ‘lhotesand and forty:miles of track.,;:
hOw its policy is to control all the avenue's -
le Wink from this' Region,_ thda enabling into
make Whativer chaigee, for transportation it
chooies, and to break down individaal,enter
prise' sufd reduce the *Rine of investments. '
He' did not hesitate to state the .helief, that
the Company was seeking the power to mine,
bay and sell Coal;.:-
.;which if acquired.wenid
be the last and , snost fatal blow at the prod
perky of Schuylkill County, As the-:value .
of, landed and colliery property inthis Coun
ty- is estimated at one hundred millions of
dollars, an investment . olone_per l pent, or
one million' of dollars, "would, secure the con- .;
struction of. two competing. outleth from thil.
Region.' Capitalists abroad. have promised.
'liberal- assistance if Sehnylkill County will
take hold of thismatter in the right spirit: -
It is imperatively necessary that something:
should be done to protect this great Coal Re
gion with- its millions of -.property, from
the rapacity of a huge and entailing monopo..
ly. It is now in a. terrible condition Col
lieries are stopping ; miners and laborers
-'with
their families are threatened with want; bust
nese and capital are being driven to other and
more favored-localities, - u regiuda transports,:
tionfacilitieikand the is, shall every,
thing be Buffered to go to ruirtbicaujoi rail-,
road company with thirty . milliona of capital,
must, make heavy dividends to please its for
eign stockholders and Third street atock job
era ? Ali classes; of citizens, 'even the pooreat,
ate interested in this.matter, and the people
should not let this matter rest Until the money
asked for is secured to build a competing road
to the Eastern markets. :To remain . apathetic
now with the state'if affairs. hat is: before us,
would be worse than folly, it would be mad-,
nese. - They who could be free '
themselves
Must strike the blow. ;United and organiied
our, people . haVe the power to iTiedy the
evils of which they so justly complain in con
nection with the 'policy of the Reading Rail
road Company,. if they. evince the will,
THADDEUS STETESS,---_311% 4. E. BUT Of
Lancaster, has: just published s likeness.of
the Hon. Thaddeus Stevens.' It is the best
,portrait we have seen of the "Great Common
_ Taken from a . pbotograph made at
home, engraved in Philadelphia, published
at Laneastex, and the- subject the -first, and
forimost figure in Pennsylvania's history to
day, it ie from to last a gratifying monn
ment to the artistic enterprise and • national
.
position of our Commonwealth. - In speak
ing of this fine portrait and work of art, the.
Philadelphia Press says: _ -
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This picture;•which, under...the high authority of Mr:
Stevens himself, is pronounced the best likeness of-the'
man . ever obtained,' is 'brought out in' an unusually
handsome and attractive style. The 'engraving itself,
of an uncommonly laige size, is set • in• an oval, sur—
rounded by a spandrel enriched with intricate ornament,
ation, the inner member of which •next to the portrait •
forms annek . wreath. The engraving le on steel: in..
the mixed styles of line, stipple, and mezzotint, • The'
spandrel is rather .dark, evidently for the' purpose 'of
bringing Out, and imparting . a luminous appearance' to*
the light on the face. •Those who. have known Mr.
Stevens Intimately and in his off-duty moments will at
oore reedgnizithe power and expression of this por ,
trait.' it represents the man. The sec of the Jaws, the..
pose of the head, the searching hidicial cast of the eye, '
a if w.tghingto thebalance what •it rests on, are.all
faithfully and Rowerfally reproduced..
- Mr. Stevens is the embodied success of a great idea.
No matter.what many may think of him or his Imm
ures. he is object on which the eye of, the nation is'
riveted,. and. to find which it turns to Pennsylvania.
Wes honest hatred of the trembling system' of wrong,
his uncompromising firmness, his inflexible will and
tenacity of purpose, are part of Ake record of our Slate;
and we hardly think that there is any Pennsylvanian,
whatever his pOlitical proclivities, but will 'be glad to.
secure this speaking likeness of the rugged Old Spartan
Who so soon wilt Bleep in Shreiner!!! Cemetery.,
• Subserlotiehito this picture, price t 5, will .
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be-received at this office; ' We i nv i te an ex-
timinatiOn of it. -
DELTDOP A REMADE:ABLY AGED itfAlst.—Freden
iek William Kaseman died in Bhaniokiii Township,
Northumberland County, on the Ist inst., aged
107 years, - 1 month and 22 days. He was born in
Naea, Dilbourg, Germany,. on the'Bth of June,
1700. When he :came across the• sea with his
older brother, he was Bold for his passage, amount-.
ing
.to 12 pounds, for 7 yeara. to George ; Sell, in
111 exatang township, near autitoirn, Berke Coun
ty, the agreement for which service he still had
his possession, with the signature of the comity
register' and county seal upon it, dated in the
year 1772. The said George Beltwas bound in
this 'agreement to give him his board and lodg
ing, and : aPparel, and have him taught to read
and 'write, and at the mid of thrilerni to ilia him
two suits of clothes, one of Which• must be new;
besides the 12 pounds in money ;40 that he must
have 'been about 22 years •of age. at the :time,
Which is what he claimed— Although • having
reached thie remarkable age, only few•yeare
ago ,b cradled; bound and shockedl2 orlfdozen .
of rye in a day, without hat or Odes, and. Only
during the ~.last summerhe was able.to hoe and
take oat his own potatoes. ' -
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TUE TEiiIiESSEE ELEcrioN.- 7 -The result of
this election has been a most signal victory
for the Union Republican party: After a
fair contest Brownlow has been elected Gov
ernor by the largest majority ever given to'
candidate irr that State, while thewho'e loyal
delegation to Congress has ,been elected to
Congress by signal majorities. This election_
is the more important as, it proves that in fu
ture elections throughout the South the freed
men will, as a mass, vote Witli the.party that.
secured them liberty and-then enfranchised
them. , The rebels and copperheads at the'
late Tennessee election endeavored to create
disturbances, for the purpose.- of bringing
odium. upon.the colored people, but they' Big
naly failed: Everything paned : oft quietly.
All hail, the noble State, that has repudiated
Andrew Johnson in his. own home.
Tere'Quismisi or InexecumExT.—The impres
sion prevails extensively-that the Judiciary .'
. Com
mittae of the Bowe have in reality relinquished
all 'intention of proceeding in the matter of
.the
impeachment of the President, because of the in
-Oonsequential nature of the teatime:au se far
taken, andbemtais of irreboncilable difference of
'opinion among the republican.mernbers of .the
Committee as to the proper course • - to. be recom
mended. AU persons who carefully scanned the
debatiiii: the ,Thiften on thie - ru atter,. during the
last day of the'recent session, have probably
formed a different concluSion. The inference
would seem to bi4ell grounded 'that - rijaloiio
of the Committee are smbatantially Agreed in
opinion, that there is ample ground for,impeaeh
ment, and that articles ought to be piesented: ~• •
: CIRCULAR.:- • -'•-- • "
. • Porrsviixr. August Eth, 18ST.
Dein Sin is designed to hold a convention of the
teachers and ther friends of Sabbath Schools in Schuyl
kill County,-on the- 27thof 'August,' at 11 O'clock, 4. -
m., to continue for several days, in Pottsville.
Thkpowerfal agency and influence of Sabbath ilkhools
for good, entitle them to the highest consideration, and
it seems proper: that here as In other months, their
friends should meet in large popular assemblage, from
year to year, for conference and encouragement, to re
port progress and to lead to higher andruabler advances
and more marked and signal usefulness—eminently so
,In'thlA County, where large .artd needy population re
quire all tha. hristian .kindness and love can - do for
their progress' sad prosperity rescue them from,
vice and all the dangers that beset them, and to, lead
them kindly and-gently into the- paths of peace and
Allow us; therefore, earnestly to beg you th.gbre to
this select your special attention, and Invite 'au dab-.
bath School teachers and friends of that noble cause to
meet in the coming convention. that it may at once be
Imposing in numbere, wise in Its counsels, cheered in
ks action, vigorous in its measures ;and in ita Indent°
crowned with the happiest success., ' . '
Time and effort and zealexpendd in this good Cause
tan never be thrown away: • • .
--* -• Very respectfolli. yours; • ' •
C. H. Dengler, J. 'Henry Knrtz-.English Lutheran:
W..L Helfenstein. 0. C. Bcebyabell—Rpisconal..
Stephen Harris, Jos. CL: Bright—Pint Presbyterian.
John Stein, Geo. IL Hoffman-,Gerraen Reformed. • •
C. P.Jthpitzseb, A. W. Seltzer—German .Lutheran.'
Henry Strand. Bee.k.Second Presbyterian.
W.. 11 Davis, Lewis J. Lewis—Welsh. .. •
Rirh;rd Edwards, Jobe Miller—Baptist. •
Shearer, John C. Harper—lifethodlat . .
.11: F. 'hLsire, W. E.Boyer.—ETangelical. 82-2 t. •
Is the death of Samuel Huntzinger, Esq.,
we have lost' one •of our most esteemed and
valuable citizens.. Long a resident of this
County, and filUng various public - offices of•
high trust and responsibility, he sustained in
all his relations both public and private, the
highest- eharacter for. Integrity. and truthful
ness. No one could have been more relitible
and trustworthy, and have enjoyed a larger
share of the unlimited confidence of a large
- circle of friends and' acquaintances. His
memory will ever be held in respect and
honor, Bat few men bequeath to their fami- .
a richer inheritance, in 'a gOod mune and
unsullied character. "
His hibits were simple, quiet and'rqular.
He might well have hoped for a long and
green old age ; but God, and not Inful, is.the
disposer of human life, and as we cannot scan
His purposes, it is our duty to strive to be al
ways ready for the great change.
Frost a communication in The lituscy, Lumi
nary on the Anthracite Coal Ilegion;we make the
folloivini - e.ttrsot : • • -
A full, Clear and interesting account - of Coal
mining can be found in a work called "Coal; Iron
and Oa," Published by . BAwriss and Marrow, of
Pottsville. It is 11-118 W book and tnerita . a wide
circulation, .contains over eight hundred pages,
and gives mare than two hundred figures and
mapirrepresenting the coal territories formations,
practical Operations in niining, t - ioery
east.
-
&o. Mr. Ewalt is Editor of the
.TOCIDIAL; has been in the Schuylkill region for
more than thirtY;five Years, iraveled *maid
erably and *mach interested in mineral 'forma
tions. Mr. Danuow 'se a practical miner and
engineer has gone to great expense and cats, .to
.produce a workviarthy the interests he treas. It
ought fei be le th e bends. of every
_reeding ern,
for it imply repo UP Mott MAO Lperenel
• •
The trmou COMITY Cos Kaatint.—"The
`delegate Will be : held on the • 24th
arid the Con V, -, Ctinyenitoll 1 :.9. 1 44 2 6 thr
Utdon me - arutusi n
n,'under *hi&
we labor in this County, by mal-edmilditta;
thin, thus increasing heivily,:taxalion, - and
the odious railroadtyranny now griqing oar
bulk:Leis interests Into the dust, &mend re-
form. At your delegate - elections select - your
best men, whosedmy it shall be to frame the
bat and strongest ticket that can be placed
in the field, If there ever was a Period•in the
hiptory. of Schuylkill County, when • action
and:exertion were required at the hands of
'the Union. citizens to preierve their binding
interests. and !mei' taxation,: is now • Poll
a lull vote at your delegate elections, so that
.w 6 can have one Of-the Wear_ Conyeutions
that ever-ieet in Schuylkill Coirrity: •
- .NOTICW;„ •
MAIL Seoarcreepeetiolly Informs the agleam of getie,
anit•-vielnity, that ebe hatCreopened the lei
CREAM and CONFECTIONERY boalnesa at the old
atind on centre street; where 'aloe will be moet bap.:
44. th see all 'her old and new friends. •
Ice Creani of all lams and of the' finest quality
Nivel:fat theidlorteat flake:
Pat/Mlle, April 19,
.•6T.
Fatkict, English and American cloths, all styles, and
at the finest qualltlefyat D. A. Smith% Centre street.
. .
Gwyn, Neck-tiles Hose. to Irott. ovot7 tote.. and
at reduced passe, at P.. A. Smith e. Centre street.
woman in =other column pieldrig omit for
`SPeetri Wine. It is. as admirable article, used la UM
bmgdials atoll& the: beet Clan In P 11,114 Lan;
; .don and New ;York, in preference to Old Piet %irk . -
12 worth e! trbd, as it givee great aatialaction.
. . . . . .
. ?Aim; PA.Dingilamt Dan.o, a bambini article, at
D. 4.!mitkm; Oentre street- • •
'THE COAL TRADE.
PcittsvMe. Ausikst.
. The quantity sent by railroad this week is
61,552 14—by canal 24,684 00--for the week
36,236 14 tons rigamst 133,048 toes for the
corresponding week last year, stalling off for
the present week of 46,812 . Gins.
The. trine is in a bid - condition. - .A num
ber of collieries have been compelled to stop,.
throwing many*. miners out
. . of employment,
and bringing
: distress upon their famillei;
For inonths the . trade has yielded- the
mass of coal-operators no ".?rifit,•and, at tha,
present reduced prices, they are * Worse oft
To the rapacity, of the Reading R.silroad
Company,. which has robbed the producers
. of this. County of their hard earnings, Ey
tortionate charges fOr transportation, much
of this state of affairs is - due. Tile'only
fpr. . the landed_ and colliery..intcrest's of
this RegiOdi-. 1. ,:ii to. become - Icdependent
of this monster corporatiort and griuding.mO,
nopoly, by cOristracting', competing reads to
the Eastern . inarkets., The Semler thai:deci.
sive steps are taken to consummate thIS, the
betterit will be fur all classes here from the
capitalist to the miner_Snd laboring Man.. -
•
The.trade sums up this week 'as folbiuirs,
compared with last year: .
P&R R.,*96,654
Schnvl Can 88,394
:L VaLR R. • 48,851
Leht , h Can-34,442
-gaunt 9th.l 22,793
N.tbi 9.869
Penn . . C. C.
2,842,115
779,877
1,122,188
498,468
615,443
244,187
By It Roadl 17,3101
By ,Canal',..! 591;
Del & 35.285 1
Wy'og fith .
do - Ntb1 1
Shamokin..l 16,076
Trevorton..i
Short Mt...; 3,8351
L. V. {Jo...'-2,864
'lll I
WI =aft %la
Broad-Top. 5,434
826,721
31,979
415.109
84,401
24.375
.159,117
It will be observed by the above table that
while the entire product for 1867 up to this
time, falls short only 166,944 tons, as com-_
pared with 1866, THE LOSS.FROM THE
SCHUYLKILL REGION AMOUNTS • TO
563,096 TONS. Thli3 Region-Which should
from its capacity and insportance, toroduce
over one-half the Anthracite coal mined, will
this year produce less titan, One-third. And
for this loss the grasping policy of -the man
agement of the Reading Railroad is mainly
responsible. But the remedy lies with the
people if they will manfully and determined
ly exercise it
Tax Eini: es litmus COLLIER'Y.—The Coal
furnished from this Colliery which is - located
near Mahanoy City, has Buell a deservedly
high reputation in Phlladelphia,•Ne* Yoik
And other. Eastern . markets; that we are' dis
posed to refer to the operation at some length,
and state the manner in which their -Coal is
prepared for
.market. - ..The breaker at this
Colliery is one of the largest in the pounty.
No trouble nor expense seems to have been
spared to prepare the Coal mined in-thebest
possible manner, while at the same time the
arrangements are - uch that very`few men are
required'to handle the Coal. As the Coal
corms out of the gangways in long trains, it
Is dropped into the foot of the plane,.one car
at a time, by gravity. It is then hoisted by
Hartz's patent dumper, which seizes the car,
lifts and dumps it, and retinas it to its piece
without being touched by hand. - Inside - the
hreaker the facilities for dividing, and clean
ing, the C0a1,., are very complete. There is
plenty of room and light everywhere - in the
building. - After passing through' the rollers
and screens the Coal runs out enlarge wide
tables; slightly, inclined,. over the pocketa or
bins, around_ which can be seen on any busy
day, large numbers of.boys, known as - "slate_
pickers.': Ode sits in the centre of each
ble to spread the Coal before the others, Who
finger every piece,_ separate the slate, and
pass the Coal downinto the proper bins.: The
'presiding genius of the juvenile, assembly
starida by much l ike'an oldrfashioped - schoolr
master with rod in hind, to'keep'ths boys at.'
Work,= and to watch,qtrefully, that they do
pot put down any slate. Thli bevel but
dent plan was perfected by- the firm, the
Members of which know exactly what is
wanted in the market and they have succeed=
ed admirably in affording satisfaction totheir
Customers: While they haie been doing this
their facilities are such that very little extra
expense is incurred; and, they are enabled to'
ship :a largeamount of the best.Coai,
On, a recent visit to 'this Colliery we found
, . .
them "potting through" about five hundred
tO4 per day, and all working so smobthly
and quietly, that one would hardly suppose
they were: `,`ltalf trying.". .
= Messrs. Hill
. /C ., tlarris certainly merit .the
great success they have met in elideayoring
to glye their Coal a firm hold on a strongly
6Ompetitive Market.
131.1ernia Pownza-A 'NEw..lNvairrma. 7 -
Amythhigwhich will have the effect in its use
of.lessining . the expense.of mining coal, is a
matter of interest not only to the Miners but
to the 'entire population of this Region, who
are-dependant upon that industrial pursuit
either directly or indirectly; for thelfmaintan
ance. Especially at this time:when general
trade is prostrated, and the .mining interests
of the Region are at the. mercy or an extor
donate railroad monopoly, the rapacious poll
cy_of which is' rapidly closing
.every, colliery
n the Ootinty, la it important that: everything
which will cheaPen the cost of producing
coal Should be used. .
These thotighti Were siregested on -Satur
day. last while we witnessed some experi
ments at St. Clair and Wedesville, with - a
blasting powder; recently invented by Dr: L.
H. Ehrhardt, a Garden chemist and physi:-•
Mail, of Boston. At St. Clair the spot Select
ed for the trial was nearly opposite to Johns's
colliery, on.the side of a hill Covered with
huge masses of -Conglomerate rock... The ex-
Plosive force of the powder was tested hi
merous blasts 'sand tamplirt was
Used, and the charges were fired by electrici
ty and common fuse. The chszge and depth
of the drill-hole' in each cue, as we noted it
the time, were as follows: . - •
First bole, 2. feet, 7 inches deep, 14 inches
charge of powder.
Second hole, -Et feet, 10 inches deep, 10
Third hide; 2 - feet, 8 inches deep, G inches
Fourth hole, 2 feet, It inches deep, 9 inches
charge. - •
Fifth hole, - 2 feet, 9 inches deep, 5 inches
ch
The eXplosive power of these charges, was
tnily surprising: Huge bouhlers containing
many nine yards of conglomerate rock, were
split . and rot atemder. -The relative
.quali
tity of the new compound .:used- was only
one-half of that required of the COMMOII
Wl*. end
: with
_.this • proportion explosive
power was obtalniel fully equal to that of a
fall charge of the oonunon bleating powder.
A nrunber'of gentleinen Interested in initdng
and quarryktg, witnessed the tests and ex-.
praised satlefaosion andrinch surprise at the,
resulta. Bradley who:ls eavidoyed bY
'Ju dg e Rei ll Y•tu superintend and' direct much
'of the" hey 'tenth* and 411/104
.„
..HT ;TEE - .3 . •1 'TTIX: 0 ;13Z-lit.: - .AI 1 4 . 0A - ';fo '1 ,x.. 6 .7
which he , contracts =tante-in, thieState,
was present arid assisted' tc; con
,Plet the-exPerhiteritfli f.'hirt.-PrNiliThu hi d
tiiiich
fa
experience the tie ottialting pOw:
dee and in blasting 'operation,: and .at the
'conclusion of the teats he remarked to us that
.it witsitiecidgllYi.theteitrat bitatieg posicies
in the country. Oraourse the' opidion 4 . 1 a
than of the experience of mx:•tradi;3s , this-
matter, is _valuable. `< Mr.' Edivard Herbert,:
mining Superintendent at Hiekory. Colliery, et
man whose bpinion.inauchniatAers sho4klbp
conclusive, :expressed hicasilf el
with ,the tests - which had been made of the '
.Raving tesiett -Mellower in- rock, a de
-sire was;expressed to see .it tried in a mine
with coal.. An invitation was extended to the
gentlemen present by Mr. John C. Northall,
the mining SuOrintendent of theworks of the
Mammoth Ve4Acesoll'Utetl,
to AO the shaft of thecoeiPait&"Wadeii
vine;and, in experiment with ti**
Powder. Many of those presefit acceited the
invitation and proceeded to the shaft. We
the number. We descended the
. shaft which ist wolturdire arttwentysar . ds
in depth-lhe deepeSt we belleve,ld the , coun
try—at the bottom of which gangways have
been driven - during-the past six weeks, on the
Seven : footvein, to a distance east of about
.twenty yards, and . -- west'abcitik - slitygarde:
Mr. Northall hitt also armlet° the Manimoth;
vein, which at that point oafs thirfeeitteei'
below. the Seven,-foot vein, wad thietiedet ;
thick. ' We might remark en passarit,'l. that
we examined the timbering, etc., of the:shift'
and gangways, . and found everythitig Odr,r,
eructed of 'behest material arid in tbe,mosk
substantial manner. 'ln Mr.7.Northall'a hand's'
and , from*the excellent' plans he has adopted '
to work this colliery, we have no doubt it will
become one of the best and most productive
perations in this. Region. The quality of
the Coal now. taken out is 'very - fi ne. • - We
make these . digresaive.remarks because We
think 'Mr. Northall deserves credit for the ad.
minable mariner in' which he is managing this
fine colliery. _ Dr. Ehrhard's, powder was
tasted at the face of the: west gangway. We
asked the. miner who *was preparing the
charge, hoW :many inches of.-the'• common
‘
- blasting poWder he Would put ho tit& drill
hole, if he were •to chargelt with .that. He
replied,fifteen inches.- Eleven - Inches - of Dr.-
Ehrhardt's poWder, were then put into the
and ttbe charge wasiiied with acoin
aion fuse: The efidct was such as to - send a
considerablequtintity of the..coal several yards
-into the. gangWaY, nrioving - that a nine.hich
charge of the.powder would have been sath-..
cient for all practical purposes. A feature of
this powder, one highly appreciated by
:miners, is the' fait that it prodaces but a small
amount of smoke - .with- no offensive odor.
This renders it, iiidepaildent of its cheapness,
;excellent fo> uniting parpbses."Najor An
thony infatni`us that the miners at , -his col
after.tiylng:tliii- powder '
other To give a plain , idea of the explosiv e
force:of this povidini - we _migitt state pt :
fifty pcinwhinf this Vo*dei..will do the
abont•Otie hunifiedariiiAmenty pounds of
the mmlnon blaiding powde.r, While Its - cost
per poniid Is somewhat leas.: • .
We will describe-thiPecaliar properties of
thionew pOWdei.' It is'composed mainly of
two Ingredients, one of *tick:4lmo sepal'
rate'from the other, is no more combustible
than common saw-duat, and the other is near
ly incombustible. (Being ml;ea, and ignited
In - the- open air, the compound burns very
much like wet gunpowder, . add .a person
might ipplya; match to a keg Of It and avoid
being burned. Its great pecriliarity lies in its
treineadous explosive force when excluded
from air, as Ina -loaded drill-hold, or gun,
when the product • of its combustion is a pa
which ireatly exceeds in power that pro
duced by common powder.: The combustion,
also, is much more .thorough than that of
common powder, very, little . smoke, "as We
hwe. - already stated,. being prodioded.
important recommendation, in view of the
danger; in using tho. Common powdee in this
respect, is thatthe - compound cannot be igni- -
ted' by; conCrission. Other advantaids which
tire 'claimed for it, and.which. were demon-
strated on Saturday last, are, thatin blasting,:
the ,drill holes need only be two-thirds as
deep ad those for common powder.;.that we
ter tamping does not deteriorate it
,;- and that
as we particularly obst.rved in the mine atthe
-Wadesville shaft, the small amount of smoke ,
prodioced is not of an - offensive odor. lothis
cenneetion it might be stated that the com
pound- is used, in Mt: Cents tunnel, and in
matiy_of the coal mines.n Wales. _
81,5153
24,68
.48.985,
33,815
23,874
8,474
1,990,4881
888,4101
1,198,595
488,477'
181,380
288,890
d 381,628
d 218,468
, 74,459
U 27,99 T
135,945
d 5,197
9 , 45.917
28,013
39,810
35,963
45,031
137,163
1,6891,
1,566
2,13.5
"3,607
3,969
The experitnente we witnessed cony }ced -
us of its superiority as a blasting powder ;.:of
Its excellende" foiinining.ptirpoaesi and we
believe.tbat its general use by miners of this
and contignous coal regions; will' bemerely
a question of time.:
WHITE :Asp - . ittp . „mg. .COAL,
. OPPNITTICUNION
• . •.. • ..
.7-August-la, '67 • . • • • • 324 f
'ANTIittAL6ITE .COAL F. 413.
AitALE....:.Five.elabteetdhs orthe Lat Tee
Estate in Sebnylkill COunty,.tbreemEdies from Potts;
ville;..four Collieries on the tract and two others partly .
supplied from it. Wpole area nearly TOO amis. De.
scription of property sent onappllcathin,
HAR.111.4 BROTITER.F.„ pall Engincers, Pottsville:
. July 27, '67 • . : •
. . .
.
PARTNER with capital w ante d a firths Com-
Awham Coat _Business •in ;New 'York by a party
, having control of a large shipment of first class coal.
Address, 'COAL Journal-Mdse..,July 211-29-3 t
• PIITLADIMPTIIA 1105 BRADENG RAILROAD:
From Pottsville to Philadelpfila : :
do ' • do • Port. Richmond:....
-.. 201
do do Nevi York. drawbackritk 290
• ; 1301113SLICTI.L NAVIGATION.. . 1. , •
• .
Front Potterville to Thilwielphis 2 OS
do do New York, drawback - off... _.2 SS
From Mauch Chmlk to Philadelphia, Canal., inda-. •
• ' • • .-... ISS
do •to PhiladelplV4a North Penna. R. 00
do' fro Elizabethnort via N. j. Central Ft. '2 0:1
do to Port Johnson - ' • ' —2 . 10
do.. to. New York. - • 2 63
do .to Il'ew York: via Del: Div. and
„ Raritan Ca
• nal, including unloading • - • • 267
do to New York via Morris CanaL..... —, 230
do to Robokertylaadorryt and Easex..R. It— • 2.10
do. toNetr York •• • - • • ' "220 .
From Elizabethport to Brritlo."via New York Ca
... nal; a. distance of ationt - 460 . miles,- •
freight, $2
. 62—t011, 7$ 'Coda. • , 3 id
The shipping expenses at Elimbethport and port
Johnson vary from . 26 30 cents: L. • • • •
Freights:from:Elizatretliiiert.
New York • $ 6 0 1Newburyport_..
'Fall River—.
....." 1 40 N ew London"
Newport ' . , 190 Pawtucket
Boston ' ... 175 Taunton • '
Nerwtch - • ' ,1 35 New Raven.,"
PrOvidence.. ~.' . .. . 1 '4olPortemoutb.:
Norwalk, ' 1100 New Bedford.
1
'Middletown.— . . ... 1 25 Bfidgepoit,
Portland • ' 1-75 HarUord..;
.Salem ' • - 1.75 ,Thideon.....
Albany" - 001Lynn,-..
• COAL
Freights from Pt.
Albany, . .... .... 1 40
Bath 245
Bdetol - 200
Chelsea . 2 00
Charlestown • 2 . 25
Cambridgeport - 2.25'
Cambridge 2 25
Cohassett Narrows.; 2 40
CommeSclidPoint... 925
Dorchaterpobat 2 25
Edgarb3a. - . . 210
.East Camb ridge
Ibaston 225
Fall River 200
Gloucester A 40
Hodson - 1 40
Lynn . 9go
MancEistir . 2 40
Milton - 960.
Montreal - 450'
Norwich.... ' ' 2 20
New London '2 00
153 Tea - eels and 74 boats:
• Prieghtifro
To PktlanelObla..... '
flew York, -
Freights from Georg
New Philadelphia
Toth ' "
&eon -
THE _:COAL'MARKETS.
PRIGS or coAl; 'BY TILE CIAMO.
•
•AT PIIILADELPH IA.
ros'EAsxsaa sure.
•
Eking&ill Prepiired, 4 500 4 60
" • Chestnut,. ..... 3 014) •
"" White A.& 4 00®'4 25
" Rt. - Bost and Arnhem' . 000 4. 25
• IS Erg. 4 000 425
. .. : 4. 000-4 25
Chestnut, ' 2:91@ ; 3 00
Locust Mt. Lump, • • • 04 25
" St. Bost and Broken..., • ®. 4 25
41 " Egg — ' @ 4 25
" " Steve. -•- • @4 25
" • " • ... . 3OO
Lehigh Lum_p. .. . ... 5 5 . .
8t Bei;t . 'Breken....... 5' 500 • .
Steve ' 5 250 , •
" 'Chestnut, • 4 00®. •
Hai /t; Lump 4 50@
• ".. Boit slid Broken.. 4"60®
" Egg ...;. .... . 5430 •
'Stove.' • ..... 4- 7
Chestnut • • 8.7 5
390
The follaing prises ire for 'shipments iisit cii
Stonir t =n, Wan:, by.- Chu. J. and J. • -H.,
. •
~"•. . .
" - Stove,.
Nut.-. ... . .
. " , Peak .
Label*,Cidediti t .; - . - .: . 7. . . 256.4.40
Franklin, .tom Talley) - 525 •
• 111relleoale desired .MO tie reported as itM be
tmt tbfa.head. purvided the ..riaauk - .. are. fiEr...
allha by the pertieriaterupted. ' - ; . - - 7 ;
. The Quotation Ade Weektire• reamed but the de;
maul does not Inereemeiliot Im It 41. 1 7:thmt ttir
tone emu be gh= to thitumukeV.wnue the
is la !NM!"
•
MC V. B. 'COHO
SCHUYLKILL k sumo=
Bates of Ir,iia.aiiid,TrailtaOorgoiien.
:11INE 1, 1867
EIGHTS.
. .
iehmond (Philadfa.
Neirburyport.„..„.'2 50
Portsmouth '• • - 2 . 50
Portland ' • 945
.„ 2 00
Quebec, in gold ' 1 , 50
lioxlmry 2 69
EMchport, 2 44
Saco • - 3 - 00
Sag Harbor"' • • . 2 00
Salem • .2 25
Willtaruaborg ' 180
Now York. ' 180
... ..• 2 00
Dighton. ..'.; ...... . 4 05
Daveneport • ' 2 30 ,
Pale Hoer! 210
Ipswich • . • .2 80
rblehead ' 2'30
Nevi ,Haven.. - . 1.90
New Bedford 205
arrived for week.
apiknaor‘'.
'town or Alexiiidria .
2.1(4/2 25
(60130D121111FlittLY iron rum mi
. tlynte soinuui.)
4150.:
750
2'.75
... .
~..!:., - , :: , •ATTIE'w-0,10 r' , .. - .-
-i.., • • -. ••,.. )'•': ".• - i' - ' , ''-'••:• 7; -; • . „ 'Atli .
. .schmilkitltediAsktyiio . a - i linal-.1 g..500..6, on:
_.; L- .• Chest= . • - •`' •• " .. ; • 4 1 i ••; 450
• t -.7.." - . -1 , - ..Whit4 .Vir_.--. 4 ;1•...;•-•: -
. -.,. ''/ fltearti - -Brototkg, 5•206
.. 7,,-....;:
i t
•• • -•. • ...-. .
.'":
. :. • : . : • : ',- .. Ch 6Eta*g o g itti .' n ' t,.. : . —...-.. . '.--7471 / 4 ....................l 5 4 6 .2 i 5,5 . .5 05 i').
„_....
Lihigh Williesillh-timuZ:' .:+ -..g
••• •
• , at litew: ii....l39larlind Bracken • --''''. '5 51(ii1!'" , .. ..
.: r! . Egg .. : :. : '. . • 5•5043 5...65 -
',' " . 13 tore , fti : ••• - •,..t.f..t.t.4,,-,,,,..,., ..,..',5. 541 221. 5 65
. 4 " Chadortt, - , ' .4 621. • • .
.. . . .
• . :.--I, 4 lllllC #l. ft t____ ll/4121 4€ 1 4 - Pilit -
ti n t i O - , . ~ •
._l,-.NY ,79...',.... - . ;
t13L8•314 1 . 0/1 3 1% ) :". 2 P 1 ; 4 :'' : ‘-'..:; 1 . ..,,.' . T.-C . 5' ..- : •.i ..
arEg, • ' • - - ' • - t ' ' ' ...• .- :"..•
d
..,...,.........,....„... .. ::. .. . . s:sCka 575.
;4,a nu t ~.: -,-:-. I .' 7; .••ff. ...:: ''.' ' .. i . a ... i 760 . .87.00.'
, • Bcatelan '-
ad :c ert. :in:
...._t:k.tn.,.
,C,,,4„„tet,..,i:rar.4.1,:,,,:t.60:...i.ce11.....ni:it.za.e..:pe,be..,,:e.,tittim...:,3,4pat::::.,,',........i_.....:...,
. 1 6, p , . AnotiTi,prie*.... : ..,:s. k sea --, • ,
Grate,.•'• : • - . s ,
,7 : -.• • •-•:•: . , . ; . . 4 - . ...- I
g g; '7 - •• 7 ' • . :-. -•' i ... .•
. ;,'. ... .; • i 4 - 2301 . • I
.r A tz t e ts t,3_, l o.s to 40 seats B :tori*lviineei. x -
'i siii : - . ..: .p F r L ep. o n ig itio tt aida t e to .,:. : •: ew pli,A . ;,uct,;,ria,,,,_cpr7ceaa..l.
..a....!.,....5.....e......w546804.„...
ab.......,
Chestnut.' • -,••• . ' --: - •• w $ -•-
,- - : -...,!•• o@.' . .
.At private sale °5 to 42 oe- O;ol l4 Ptltaullttltico• ' . , - .
• i U
Freiglitito lietv.Sork aicesteper ton:
_,,tlt ,
..
HOT: . .
111U41
01t dc. CO.'s s'at'Beiiindent.
i Mirt r .olar,prtces fo!latitt•t . hod' Septeatber.-1567,) - •
.i.tuort.'Z' ' • • ' -: : 2, : '• • • ss'lo • • .
StearabaSt .... . , .. ~,.:.,......,...... .... ... ' .. -..........:. 6;20 -
.Gnita*„..:•....• .. ... '. . : ..... ~...... . -. .... .
..;;,;%;
•Bg4 , o
.. •
,•• • , ,; 1:-.... - •": .. . -; .
Stoy. .... ...;•-••• , r•f!..71 . •• • . t. .. •• ........ ' "5:95. ~
, 0368totit: -•- '•'''? 4 70 ". •
1 YrotiatoOndou:t.tONew York:lke:eats a trio freight '
•
AT. BAI4IIIIIOIMc
: . • • • • • • • • Afigi.9,. 1867:
To trade from yard ,or wharres.; ; •
Wilkes're It Pittston W. Ash.:... 4 2§ 1:
Lykians Val. R. Mush
lijhamokin;..white or R. Ai& g
Delivered fp coliettmets• • • . . . 7 Ma 7 50
geomer creek and Cagoeitand Coat ' •
f -e.h. at Loempl PPYit
. 117 If MiPping. . At 4 8543 6 10
qeorgetOwn, :e... ...... .. , . .. 4 230). 4 .60
. .
1. ',L'Pliteogrore Coal Trado f0r.1867:. •
Ahhount traneixnted dOring, the list month: ."
: '--, ; 1:-:" •:' UT , N7II:. , ',. TOTAL. •
15:7 3"ri'
G 004: 5pri11.g.."...' - • . .4.,08f75. .- ' . 14.06412
unfoti-TawErtailrool - .'...,,,'- 1931046 60.09e19
r. Eichitylkill Co. - Brillroadc for .11367; ." •
The following ,IF the gliantity - olcoaltraneForted over
.. • .. - . -• • - "‘ l, , • Vvritir.- • . vinrhi., '
th da e y .fc'evileningwimg:in.Rll4 : Iroads for•the Week ending on Thnz6-
' , .
Hine Hill it S. 11. R. 11 - . "7,527 04 9 0 0.91/ . 00
anhoylkill Va11ey........-. ...;.... 6,490 12 161,111 . ,18
Mt. Carbon.. .`
~.... .... ... ~ . .... .1,205 Of) ' 2!,231'08.,
Mill Creek -- ..:. . , ..... ~ • 9 ,010,14 216.9 3 1 07
Mahanoy dt.Brotui MC:. :•.!' . 42,5iS 06 . ns,9T6 09
Little Schuylkill.. -*
" •BLACK . BAND trioii ORB.•
Sent over the Mil, Creek - Ball '.Road For the Week'.
ending on Saturday last;
Previously • - •
- . . .
, • Total • Y• • 3,143 ID
Coal Trade by Railroad and Canal:lBM'
Eli. Clair
Port Carbon.—
Pottsville •
Haven
Atibunt...2".l • ..
PortrllikiOn. • •
Previously this year
.. . .e.
To game time legit
Increase.
Decrease
zehiab• - aoninhanwiewal Tisiudie for 18B?
Week aiding with hiat Saturday. .
14,4,vzs
Trentrm Ccial.. ...
Mount.Mtna . '
MahanoY Co 7 . • . •
Delano Colliery -
Glendon Coal ComMmy...
Rathbun.. Stearns
11.; • -
McNeal Coal. & Iron :Company
'Knickerbocker. Coal C0mpany.........
Thomas Cal . . ... ....
'Williams 48c Merr 1 ng '
Sharitokin Palley Coal Company
Other Shippers ' •
iCirropon4ii ;Wei La year. ... ..
i - '• J Voilliftia Veil heruite f0i15467;
For 'Week ending on fiattirday .. Melt . .
.. onaliToßs.
......--,.....-__-___ '.l._....._ . ______
• - . , WEER.! TOTAL,; WEEK. TOTAL.
-
•
Hazleton . - 4,254 73. - s9; ..2,587 . 33,899
East Sugar Loaf.:.. 4,022 . 72,929 .. .• :. . •
Mt. Pleasant - . -• • 230 3,904 202 •. 2,682
Jeddo. - . ' •3.9551 741.344 . ' 9,263
. 25.993
Harlelgh ' '' - 1,4571 . • -20,929 .' 1,127 : ' 3,526
' Coxe Bro& Co.- ... 1 ", ' _ 468 5,369
- .Mbbervale Coal Co.. 2,635 38,476 1,972 ',-18,525
Stout. ' • ' -1.118 .12,9.97 . • 905 ~ - 11.265
Connell Ridge • .1,801 ' 44,360 - 1,284 -141,359
.Beek Mountain...: '
~ .1,993 ' 29,604 1,056 : '23,689
New 'Stork & Lehigh 2,752 - .61,792 - ' 190 • .6.0.1,3.
}Toney Brook Coal C 3,512 97;995 1,776 . 16,817'
German. Pa: Coal Co , 762 " 23,54 . 263 5;090
:BRring MLCOaI Co. 2,396: 84,991 .. 46s
.-
.. ' 1, 4 5 1.
.Coleraine" , ;1,356 51,25 c : 534 ' 4,409
Beaver Meadon.... T 3 ' 973 -
John ,• .
J.B.Lehigh Zinc Co
Reber &, Co_ .- -
MeNeal.-, .. , '
, , 1,672 59,1711 279 .3,193
:Knickerbocierol C 919 92 ; 2011 191 - . -"1,328
Coal Run
Rathbnn - Caldivell de, • . 24,942 .- • . • . -
Glendon Coal C 0. . - .26 • 12,970 . • ' . •
Mahenoy . •
•Delano ooal C 0..... 268 . 31,104
... ' . • . 1,0 : 19
. R. Muds .. ". .... ....
Sllliman• • - • 2,072 '61,924 . • '
Baltimore Coal Co,. " 999 '27, 4 32 ... 391 11,068
Franklin " 67 9,484 . 653 ' -," 5,131
Andenried..... .
.. .*. 220 . 5,517 129 . '4,150
Lehigh & En6q. Co.. , - 11.246 . - ' 2,933 - I.,anmeoare....._. .200 . "9,170 469, - '.4,944:
liVilkesbarre • 675 - -43,751 • 3,292 ' 138,652
Wariior Ran' . . '' : .5.414 - . ' - 2,057.
Parrish & Thomas.. 1; . 045 : 26;222.. - .377 . 5;249
,Leth..Coal & Nay CO_ . .. . .. 9,936 ' 162 551
l'aeker, Skeer
CO. .• j •.. • • ' - 1,913
Other Shippers' ....: 9s' • '•-• • J . 4,4 . 25
'Mt.- Stan . - .- .. ..... ,'' • . - 58 '
North MalMioy.. :.. ' i -. " 636 •
NalterNros. & C 0. .: , ' 1. ' '- : . - ta.
Nairsiey-Toll Ce.. .`
stt, 10,4914 . :44 - .•3,60Da
John Lanbach & Co. • 1 , : . 353
"Frent.n 'Coal Co. :.. - • ' 1,09. . ,185
'Union Coal Co - . . 99 -7,692! 547 . '4,903
Wyoming Coal Co.. ' 431 15,872. - . • 5,670
. ~. . • . .. ... 1- -____.,_.__ -__
••. , 4 46,986 1,194,5'...5! , 33,615 i
- .463,477 ,
"NMI by' R. & CauSai 90,60 1.695,972! •
Sara, time;aatyear. 944516' 1,018,600 -. • j ... - ,
1
', itka j easi -, • '-, • 46,472 -•'. - --, ..J•i• -
..• . . -
iNIEWA'I)VER.r..-IVIEN.
•
onDE rip Extract of Beeffor making Beef Tea,
1** 11 1 , 9; . &c. ." JNOi
•
MOTHER lot of those IcaiPr -In
,M.j-agt
CIIIEMERVECIP Ginger Spiced Pears. PreSh
Pineapples. Dundee Marmalade. J. 0. 84C1C.-.
ROSTON Batter, Milk, Cream and Bran:Crarkerei,
.11-P• and Rea Biscuit: ' • 3NO 0: EMIL'.
V, the greatest ,QAttlity, the hest t Pr)
• v 'ces the lowest. JNO. 0. BECK.
UT - HAT.EVEE'VEODY AVA14194. 2 -Besb
TV of common Mid pure Cider Vin6gar" can be had
iit:C..Barlet,'s,Eaat Market St..:bntweeii. , Centrevatid
pallroad,SM., Fosters Building:- CH4S.EARLET:'
- Angtstla, %I :. • .•.., . - •32-3 t, .2.)....;
. - .
. .
TM HARPS In.. •• • '•
404'1' D Pilsidep-mtt,
Mae lottatedlit thin place. rOttice at Mrs. Jones', North
-Bvesteorner 9th and Market at reetkPottavtlle; Pa.
• ()Ake [warp . ; Tto 9,.A. M.,.and . 9. and T to 9, P. M. .
ringenybe.'consaltect.inipergiati; . -•-•;!
laigast . .
FIOEDENTOWN EJOIALIE COILLAZIFF
• `-.7' 13ORDENTbAN,
. , - • .
. • - ~ .
An troditut ion fir the 'careful and thornngh" inatruc
tion Of Young Ladies In. all the blanches of a eom-
Oletweducation. "Bnard'andtnition in the. Preparatory
and Colleglide'dePartments; s;•lo9:per year. - ,WaStringv
Ancient' and • Modern Languages, and • ornamenta l branches. extra. ; Winter, - Session 'opens September
19tb.. For Catalogn6l..addreee. .-- -_ _ ...-.- ,-.....,,
Rvt. JOHN H.- . A. lit, President
"Avast 10,'07. .. _ -1. -. 32.4t
1.20
..'1 50
.... 1 GIS
.... _1 00
115
1 OD
.... 1 00
4 1B.EYOND
• • • ••• • •
-• A complete History of the New. States and Territo
ries, from the .Great River to the. Great Orean.-
Albert D. Richardson. - OVER 20,000 COPIES SOLD
IN ONE MONTH.. Life .and "AdVentere-on Prairlek
AlOuntains and the Pacific Coast. With over 200 De
ecripthe and Photographic Views of the Scenery,
Ott
les, . I .aads.ldines: People end Curiosities of the New
States' nd Territories. To prospective •mitlgrantaAnd
settlers in 'the: "Far West,” Able Illsteryof that Vast
and fertile Melon will prove in Invaluable:assistance:
supplying as It does a want • long felt of a trill,:authen
tic and reliable guide to climate, soil, products, malaria
of travel, &c., &-c. , • . -;• - • • •
; ' AGENTS WANTEII.:-.geed for Circulara and Pee
our Terms, and atull .description of the'work. Ad-.
dress NATIONAL - PUBLISHING CO., SOT Minor St.;
Philadelphia, Pa. . 32-2 t ' •
- .
•
E TTE frill Remaining Unclaimed In
Li the 'Post Office, at Pottsville, State of Penney's*-
, -To obtain an,y of these
e letters, the applicant must call
Da to ni r: • o o 'cul n 6 e th a ce er e n tised 9 t th it d .r a lett ad y vett r o : u tTe t' the l6 a , t ; e this: list, and .
If not . called for within:sae' !lona tbeywill be een
Wee - Dead Utter °Mee •
Brenner Henry.. Galligatt Nancy shhicDonald T J
Brown Wm A Haman Miry Miller Beni -
Clearer Dant • Hardy Mary Ann Macdonald D .
Conley J 'Ebbs' Jones Therm peoples Idat,Coal
Camp Lydia . James Wniah Co
Corry,Thos JenkinaßenJ Phelan Cath ab
Cum Mrs John Littleton Wm B -Rfehmond JP .
Donehoe Jathes leddy Peter Steablin Gen F.
Dew% Mr&B : Larkin Mra H M 06nYder-HarrY.
Ptantis Wm II wlniams B • '
August 10,.•07 ' • ht,SILLYMAIk P.'. M. ,
• .. •
-.52
004 20 04 2
1 56
2 Higt. 2 66
N ORDINANCE In Relation to Lieen.
rises tot Public Exhibitiono dr, Circuses'.
Belt ordained and enacted by the Town Council of
the Borough ofyotterrille, and it is herebieuacted by
the authoritLorthe same. • ••••• ' •
• ' Storms I. That au public
,extabitioni -(excepting
natural curiOalties) shall pay to the -Chief Dagen for
the we of the Borough, a sum not leas than One nor
more than Twesty-Ilvcrfloillirs, except Onuses.
.which shall ray not less than , Thirty nor more that/
Fifty Dollars for eackdaresexhibitlon..
9 zarrtols'2.'That'all ordinances - in eordlict.withthe,
lons of this ordinance, be and the same are hereilyrepenled . l,
Emit , / Ana Passed Into' en °Alkalies :at.POttsviUs,
this 6th da is iX August, 'A. IX, one .thensand"elght bun
' 13Aktrit ateitErt, Siiii4eat; •
Attest A. r. - Wirrrata; Town Clerk. "
Augustlo, 'cr . • ai • •
IRON WORKS Krim BALE..-The under
signed 'offers at private sole the Mionsaptsna For
'mare ProliertY, situated in Lehigh county, 8 miles
from ldillerstown, a station on-the East Penna. Ball:
' jow l Belotoff to it - are 90 acres of . - •
• land, 50 ems of which bof the beet OM'
fanning land. - Also; d fine new Man- orRTI
"ion Rouse, 9 Tenant houses, nevi" all 'Ea • al=
is good as new, a large Balm for five •
teams, Coal gibed, to hold 150 - loads of Coat, new
Bridge.lkkuse and . Casting 'Motile - end - 3 / 1 1( girrit!t
boy The Water-powe . r gdea, always . having .Imopith
Water to Meares atrong — blast. - A new Dam, eufficient
i n z all Para , . WU built two years ago—Water
wheel and Rows as good as new.
- The Tea= end other pletereasoonal property =61150 the
undivided ball - of a Bed of Magnetic Iron
tlzewlll ahm.bei titildnetvate, and at reasonable 1 erste.
Th el'e Watts ere only foi 'halting Cold Blast Charcoal
Metal, which la the best hind for Car Wheal, and bag
also been usediorAnny and Navy guns. •
.•
Ifneetran hasbeetinuideat thescrworke. Par:wee/cc
than satiny other:works,6l , lllte also. twl4o/1
an the aitointhgeonntree..-- . •
growth lima. Is tilimw within a radius (110
loges, end enough can always be bad to make a 1911
Want.: : ,130 0 11 Hanndltek-Ore.,ltrnette niihnitti` CO AM
with teams-' - Linung,edes are with in . duns:ter of a
As touch: piusision aaineeessaiy to pawl PI:
neg yenta= will begiven to thanralui-. tem
This Is a raze etuineelor those wishing to engage In
this Witness:7 amnia use the , attention 'or past...w.
who wet metal i. foT Car Wheels: IM49ther
ha
( ".IWiru s al oszo. NL .
'.'t;l.l . •
Is dirtied :intro - TWO SIMONS; the first of %ditch
consists of Eighteen wr;eks, commenting SEPT. , fith.
'The Second censistaiifTvrenty-Pom•Weeks coiniseric- -
loahNlinitretkl269:- - dtthe middle of eighties
don clammy will halo/Med to thore,da: to enter:=then
be:
. r l t t a fs highly:'deetrable.' wish can
Awed* do to, rhonldenteratahe opening of the See-: •
glom writ. la especially, requested .thar Simko:in •
crane TIMECD4C4 the der of commends% . nor milt
it be coneenient
.to IlleetTe them any ear_lier....•".7
Heretofore' the . ittithorities_ of the Mtstitehmeltaia
been compelled Ibrwantof oxen to refine admittance
to a large number of immlirants every Session.. They
how/now hornier, by . the' addition of 'IIIENTIma,--
RYITA.IY. I / 2 , '^ - to be able fccaccommodate. all who may
..H9=l,tm giecitation Boons. .and Pstblic,
warntedand vadilated- No
*lna have been spared to make ail . the appointments
of the i ni4l t l o, l3ll : • - •
" •
Espadal attention is called to the , - '. • .
•
'Commercial •••• .
• . _
Which has been eiiar g e d and • mistli- katroved in its
coarse of Etady. . 1 These ,fitting kw-BUSINESS should
hot fail to avail themeelverf imanperior t advantage's.
•. I.)nriig the FiretHendrataelasswill.be formed for
the benefit of thiaakdadkipipmgage to teaching Com
' coon Schools.. . 1 4 4 - • ;
For admission," or , fin thither 'information, //daces
either of the undersigned ' &cram:
• 11.. NELSON. Principal.
W. 13..SMYTH. dasociate..Princ*.
±. Anglin 32-4 t •
QUACKI3IKBOS , S . ARITHELETICS. .
nied.Beit. -
Primary; 40c, Elementam`64ie..r. . .riactleal, sl'oo
'..' • trpto thitlinse ; teach the methods used bv business
inenTooniplete. on allfttio'branchee. of Counercisi'
Arithmetic well-condensed in roles and analyses:
admirably-. graded perfect test books:. with: no-de
frets:'7l3o say use them. Going In every
where.. litpectmenaseTeacher*atw JO bo
Teachers at half- he above
•
prices:'; Agents wanted in every 9ounty. Address .
s.. . •.D. APPLETONA CO, New York.
LiGitir AND .. cieoD-P.A.Y....
For tleasant andpratable employment take Agee
by for "Good Books-+' • Ask for•lllustratetl Catalogue.
Bend two sbunps. .
• • . - R WELLS, 338 Broadway; N. T.
G EtN.TS WANTED'
=
to vase for "leol7B.
A YEARS INTRO' OLD WORLD:" 13.000 efie4dy
sold? • Now IS the time to make money. No eompe !
Great ipdßcements offered teaehere; ministers
active lidles or dsperienced aeanta. Send for terms to
FOSTER t PALMER.
,ffr.;T‘Rible'Pronse, New• York.
.• • --- •
• .. - :AdtitTs - WANTED: •
Another GreinWorinby B. POLLARH, entitled
.."LES.AND HIS ustx•Exuami." comprising a Life
•of Genylig. Lie, : replete with facts never before pub
lished, including', BiociaPhiei of every Southern Gen
eral of dis;inction.• . -I . , •. .- •
Ltoinrantoti *dome to "THE LOST CAUSE,” 'a
Standard Southern History of the War from the other
side. E:B: TREAT & CO., Publishers, 994 Broadway,
Joseph Gillott's Steel - Pens • •
411 4 0 3.DW.AU'inPrO..9.TIge/TL'I • .
•
" : 310114131.111 ' -Or Descriptive
.TEADZ.MAILEZ.' • GILLOTT. - • Name and Desig ,
-Warretatted.:. Datinil Number.
• The wellknown oats Mir, and :iliermitt, - .bintabers,
. .
• . 4..14 o—:3 . 5
,
.
Having-been rammed by .other Makers. we desire to
• •caution the publicio respect to said imitations.
' ; • ..A.Bll FOR GILLOTT.S.. • • • .
•• • I - • An...injunetion,was granted by the
'Oattion .—sl3preme Court : ( - New York) at Gen
eral Term, January, 18 7, against ibe betide by others of
the NIIIdISER 303... • -• • • • •
. . . .
JOS.-GIL OTT Sr•SONS; •
No. 91 J. St. New York. - • . . '
• ' HENRY OWEN, Soul AdzIST.
27 . ,012 11
6,025.10
A :186 07
.16,1 td ( 1
•'• 3,926 13
, 9,952 1r
"11,310:00
1,053) 1
10,9.4•2 0)
ei,552. 1
1,948,934 15, .
2 , k654 00
641,725 12
1,090 VT IS
2,442.115 04
50,40 12-
779,571 04
E 51,62 7 12
213,48712
RQDK.IN I EISK &
13 A. - E:R-S
•
3,0T2 I
%045
1,119
1,1101
111
3691
9.181
.. . , •
• Bny and sell at market) rates Bizt . per tent. Bonds of
189 r; Five=Twenty . Bonds; all %sties ; ' Ten-Fortyßonds ; Seven-thirtyll'otes, , all series; Compound In
terest Notes, and Gold and . . • .. '
• Convert all serlea Of 740 Notes 'intti - the New Con
colldated 11.'-20 Bonds at the best market rates.... • •
Execute orders forputchise. and sale of 'all mlseel
famous seenntles. , . ' • .
RE:cove Depolta
.and 'allow 5 god &mt. Interest on
balances; en.bJectlo'ebeek at sight. , • .
Make collections on all acceselble pollita.
All ;Panes of Government Securitiea eredited or re
mitted for, on 'receipt, at market rates . ; Text of all
commlislon.etiargea. .• • ' & co.
•
PAINTS FOR:- • FA AIER S
' A nd'Othera...THß ORAPPON MIMERsas PAIN ; P
COMPANY are now manufacturing . the Beat, Cheap.
est and meat durable paint 10 nee 1. two oxtatt.s well put
.on; mbred' witly•-phre Linseed Oil, writ lastlo-or 'l5
years ;• it is' of Th light brown or beautiful chocolate
color, and cao be changed to green, lead, atone, olive..
drab or cream; 'to suit the taste•of 'the -consumer.- It
-le valuable forHonees, BarnryFetices, Agricultural Im
plements, Carjlage endear:makers; Palleand Wooden
• ware; Canvas, Metal mitl Shingle Roofi, fitbeing fire
and-Waterproof), , Bridges, Burial Cases, 'Canal Boats,
Ships andlthiprißottoms. Floor 011 Cloths. (one man
ufactarer having %su r d 5000 bbls: the past year ,) and as
-a paint for anr pti is unsurpassed for body, darn
bility. dastieity. an adhesiveness. Price $6 per bbl.:
of 300 lba,, 'which ' , NIB supply a.farmer for years to
`come. Warranted tn,all cases as above. Send for a
!circnlar, which gives particulare. None genuine
unless brandedin a trade mark GraftomMineral Paint. •
Address 'DANIEL 'BIDWELL, Proprietor, 254 Pearl
Si.; New. York. - • ante —24-4 t, • .
1760,_ . 1867,
"CENTURY."
•
. .• • .
.; .
We havendopted.the plan of ntitting money in OEN
TURIc•TTOISCCO .to induce cotummera . to nee it;
Anriwing thattt is only neceetiary for them fo give It ;a
•
trial to become fully.euttsiied of its merlin. and to pro:
nounee it THE BEST FINE*.CIIT MADE: We will
continue to offer these' inducements until this &eV's
fully recognized. • -• ••• ••••• ,
'We are making-MB CENTURY Iraqi-,selections of
theyery ehoicest eldleat and have devoted.. every care
to ita Manufacture. Itte free from Drugs; and in every
repent , 4 -PUBS - ARTICLE- CHEW -Rig Tc:?,.
... • .
OnlVio idayi .we`wil pisce in one paper a-$ lOO. U.
9. Note. OnVneadei's, , ,iro $ - S6oach.-:•On
NKetTnetiltiyeir In Avg - 04er each;" .0n =mum:-
gape, in ten papers, $l.O each: On Fildaye, in twen. ,
tp papers, •$5 tu: each, :"and Satuilliji, in laity
pspera $2 each, nlleases teeningsGrENUW.Eth.
GitionziAcKsfo' the itmnnni Of s loo '.a dai , • -
The finders of these GREENBACK.S-Lby sending tth
-their names, address, and finishers of the bills—will,
)ue
presented. With :packages of our. Tobacco, in pro-•
. loortion to the amount of Money s foupd..
• This house:has been established • for. ()Ter a Hundred
;Years, and his Always' unstitineits character. for hen,
n_Qty and.fair dealing, - whinh gnid to flight all dophts,
if any should exist,- as to the of .thfs
. .
terprise. • ' .
. . .
TRE:vENTu.RY:TOBACCO can ho had in large
tinantitleent . Mannfacturera - prices, Mitchell,
,SkCe:•tral at:, Boston; B. A. Tan Bcha ck,l6 S, Front .
at, Philadelphia; FoyA Earle, Sttß- Water at, Chic
ago ; : Split:lly tigley, .84 . :Wcat
•Prieellat'aent dr( apPllcatton 'tit; - •• ' • •
• • : P.' it: - G. L13111Lf....04.0 .
. • ,lEet3blish_edltijrbj
. • Chnrribeis4i.; N. it,
. . .
.•. . , •
: . - SAPAM FOB'S '
Combines iri-enegannent
611.11 r; and in
pirable Skirt Supporter ever
the public. ~It places - the Well
the skirts upon the should
ateakinti) ' hips,;'iL nenco
fords iirithoitt7tight . lacing
ease and:elegance; le aPProl
re F ennneeded , Oriel=
fifaetrized:ni D,D;
.
frITILN:: - - - ' , MONTE; •
Mend 'tor. Cato'.
iogue: and Samples, -Cot..e: S. 111,: .
CU IC& Co., Brattleboro , • • - •
. . .
n WANTS ifinted, to' sell Six NetV, Inyen- -
. 1 xiC l O.- - lons, • of great" valtie to families i all pay
great profits:. Send .25c. and get 'SO patme and sample
ggrraatts.. bare made $100,000.. Itphraiin Brown;- Lowell,. lllaeg . _ . ~ . ,
LADIESi* GWITLEPIIEStERIPiOY;.
Eft. - -Picture business: • Very preditable: - .No
tisk. 17 specimen Pictures Sea Catalogue sent for 15c.
postage. . MANSON LANG ; 297 Bowery, N. Y. City.
OF • ....THE..MORNI
• •
,:BITERS...:, •
LMORGE,I4. 'DII
•The pnreirt, tonic :in tint . known world. • .llnivenally
IF. not ;aye's. . 2 •
LUMLEY . , 40 Vatisflt:;N. Y. •
. . • -•
GEO: ROWELL- Ca
ADVERT. SING AGTS.
PARK .ROW, . - •
'NEW :Y - ORIC.•-
: Busieess men: wiehing to advertise in. any part. of the
country.= send'their orders to. us. The cost is no
more, as the.Agertt's COMMIBBIOII comes from the pub-
We areiuthorlied to-,contract fer ALL newspapers
throughout the country at publisherar regular rates.
August.lo, '6T - 36.4t_
• •
parent Corsi - Gratei.-4ast in Seas On. • Scrapes'
/. .the corn - off - We cob *clean and nice ;__tar superior
to doing it by band:.,. For sale by .
Anit r:-.41?* LICWI9.C, THOMPSON tb
Srftlii.ilLett les - far Priserving and Pat
tingup Woznatoes.—A very large stock .on
gaud.. 'Porcelain Lined Preserve Kettles of all sizes.
Wood handled Skimming Spoons: All Just in
and for sale cheap by
- Arm , GU,3f-- ; LBWIS C. THOMPSON & CO.
eel, Cool Oy bisque one of iipr suPerior • Water
Coolera, of which' we haves fall assortment from
two up to Ave - gallons, lined with • heavy galvanized
iron that will not inst. Also' the Patent Ice Pick that
breaks the ice off without wasting Call and judge
for yourself at LEWIS C. TIKOMPSOINT &CO'S.
','August 3, 'ol' , ' 3-
'• . .
IllfslC 'MUSIC MUSIC s s t
Tie Viazoir•Band are Pow prepared
to make enzagemente to furnish Parties, Parades. &c.,
'with music., Addr-dss, • AUGUSTUS 3:0$BB , Ts.." •
Aeg..B, 81.4t•i, . • ...83..c1a1r,-84inyLkill Co., Pa.
. . .
0011INTY PRlSON....alcketi of adroirsdon to
theeounty,Prlson. will•bereafter be linked on the
SECOND and . FOURTH • WEDNESDAYS of • each
month. Persopswishing tckyinit the Prison. should ap:
ply on those days, as tickets . will not be giien at any
other , .•BERTANJN- EVER%) • •
•• , • GEORGE WILSON,. COmmis'erk•
EDWARD KEEN&
Arran—P.. W. Bechtel, Clerk. , . •
•
Comritrecir Office, Ppttuville, Aug. 3..6t. • 4m31
BLOOD ! BLOOD!! BLOOD!! !
411 31 reZ " Blat il d iclimi r of tro lli t ir y i a i r PiukO e fi llt.— Blo ir ed he .
Thousands of lives could be saved yeerly by the
timely use of remedy to renovate the bloo4 and'
purge oat the corruptions that breed . In It, and awry
thek poison to emery' part "of the system, The pro
prietor has long felt
y.
the neftwity for medicine
apedio °Perste upon the blood, and has
at last succeeded - by a rombhmtion of the most vain- .
able - and powerfal vegetable ingredients known to .
Medical arlencN in preparing a remedy which. upon
foil and ample trlaVhss been^ found one' of the meet
effectual blood prnierire Gni offered to the public. It
Vrbran,vls). hate ' tried itto be saperiorto
any ar pradini; and puny , certificates have
been received tretifyintbinhe - rearre effected by rt,'a
few or which - Wet be ease on the elmular 'accompany:
lug the Medicine. -It
is also an ,estellent tobic in
cases of general dilbitlgtliothers will Skid it aped- '
: ally effective ibr Wipes aflikeed , with' sorwrz=
- lions of any kind. Be- In* and sak for
111,00DINGAGRIRT. Try Itand
wirrilj: „T . /legend by /1,1), MUMS, Ids Vers. ,
Mildeildi Ps., es 4 Wade atthertidsed— mow
44ta.94133k,
WyOAUXq. - SnMtOOT•
• ••••• • • :..:-..-.;-.‘kiii.:,,,,,,---:.•-,1.:•'::.•,.-•,'.-
•
Thleinstltettezi'hae - eb:tortlie riiteit.dieutble locs
thme.,th the V:Yograilg .
eaPYIPt =esti from AU
parte at the howitty, • mid *fhb a dttg`e •rideby rail
from Neap Tork, rtaidelphia and Belthnote: •
GOVERNMENT:..AND, pzALSIt ICI
SECURITIES,
No, IEI Neasaim. Pt., AUTW r 011.11.;
MDCOLX.
C r-ENOTIfTS.
0T1C.1C...-The co-partnership hirefdroto
I:exts l f ll lltiesim the undersiirred. under Me;
orgnams9ll9:, st - iiiejois, is liezeby. dleablyed by
tactual'. hhttient The: haslet:is bh.-nontienedl:l
- who is authorized to - collect alimonies
due to the late drat . , WILLIAM 'TIBIAS,
Ashland. Apr.. ': . 47.42 ; t1t. 11.EL3tS:
111111TICE:;—All . . pataotia tuiving.bn.s:neas
with co ltf tsto Chttsman, bereafterwlll find
him at F. W. Conrad* bfllce. corner,Celitrg and Star-
Inet.,BlA.klailottaid story, front• room, ' All milers lett at
Ifia office *lll be promptlyattende4 to. •
Antz.lo,. '67.
BTOTICE.IS herebrgiven that the ec-part
-
heretofore- - eidstin4 between_ R.
fr
----
Boone and eater.. of -the Borough of St-Clair,
tinder the . .nseteinf Boone ..t . Reiter, Is this day dis
eolved by =thud consent The business of said'dim
Will he nettled hyrt. Boone. .. , R;_11002s11 - - -
" The bitiiineas tciU 12Cre * er continued at the old
Sand by the underiikr.ed. R. BOON.•
St. eh*. . • SZ,Lt•
. .
' T,O 11) LIVE •ib.
_ . lereby_elventhat deisla for lota in Mt-
Liumil Cemetery, Maitre trot taken up . withlnlnios.'
from this date 1,111 'be forfeited.- Deeds will be de-
livered on appllcattott to,DENRY lcussg.L, Treas;-
- hotel:tut ..cr • •
. . . ,
BANK. OF
MASANOY •MAIIANOT Cirr.
.Ariguet Sth.
.an - adjourned ineetiriz of the
Board of Dkeetoreof tide Bank., held this P. M , E. S.
ELLIMAN, Eaq., kits unanimously - elected President,
to aeive until the next annual meetipz of the stock
holders. WM. L. YODER; Cashier..,. -
NOTIVE is hereby given to all wLom it
may concern, net to.. Interfere - Rithl . horse.
Atiiie Bunt I.stOre„. - 13* Chairs, 3 Tablo; 1
Bedstead, Bedding, I.Burean, I Clock 1 Looking gla,ss,
1 Sera, 1 Rocking Chair, 1 Cupboard and. Dishes. now..
to poaseseion of Julian Tr . as they belong talus.
ugnat 10; • CHAS:. A. 51ECIK.
OlSce• of the Illftittut Carbon Buil-
Mug 111111 Company, •
•' . • . • ''.Porrsyttna, MU - 11st '2, 1567., •
The :Annal Meeting - of the Stockholders of • the
Mount Carboti Rotting Mill' Coin:party w!il be held at
the ottlee of the CompartS - .: on,WEI)NESDAY, the 14th
hist, at . to welook, fir the election of °diet r 1.4.•
and each otber husinek4 as may he presented fortheir
action.. , ' • rP. M. NICHOLS: St.'tetarY•
• Augustk'Gro . 412 r:
. . _
iIstiI;'COLIARCTORiaIs"O'VVICE.
Potts vij'aft;. August 3d,
..ISet2.—Nn..
tine is hereby gliien 'the 00th day of
I seized upon a lot of Wore and tohacen at the house
of.,ferowe.Rebei„ E.4..,,tlbwrstvick Township, Sthityl-•
kill County, said :whiles baying bleu found in Ids
possession trlth. design to avoid the pall:neat of the P.
S. taxes tinder thelmerugl Revenue I.Aws. -per
iwig claiming the above articles are hereby entitled to
aPPeat at this'oftlee'and mate claim ivttbin thirty ihtys
from the ad day. of August, - IS4T. ticts.t:rtiill4 . t.) the Oct
of Congress in gath es.ses - made ard pros - land. -
:ihfES A.
INRESS, Collector lath Dist., Pa. • '
- -- •
• POTTSVILI4? !i1 , 2011311. •cOll
jp_4krVir. - :.:Notire feherchy gnam-to Stork
'ho:ilers, that a.divid , nd of Um per cent. was declared
July lat,''payable at the •Office a the Company on and
after Monday, August '
•
July 2i-_30.31 . • CIIA t'it: W. PlTMAN,.Treasnrer.
TIER NE* VOILX
KILL COAL C 0„ 4are. Air sale, two, or
three Ge.rriages,- tone a lwoterse Car:tens), 12 ?wises
. . . .
. .
.• rirlfor nirther, partieulart . , ;,apply tn.fhti office c,f the
Company, at - .
Feb it, '. , C,T;-5, i --.- • Schuylkill County, Fa:
...
, NOTICE is haver*. given. I'ollll %limn. it
R v i a — may connern; not to Interfcre with Ole. two
Miles now in possefalon'of IVro. AA ttiiiftw,
long LO me. • W ' • , 11.1..(46,1151ME,11: .
Jnlv la,
,' •••„ •
,
NOTICE;—The Is hereby' eso
.•• tioned.rygoinet traveling ttlym that, 'portion.
'of the Lea lands tom niilett loittsl the road teat
from St. Clair tollshanoy City, between the Mount
:Hope Slope and the enromit Of M me Mill, a.s..the..eAsit
'er part of this distance In node rmiliert by the coal
nnrhinga of.flecext W. johns k. ltro., 'end. liable to
fall in at any time. d. 14T. WHT:IfEHILL, -
Joly 20--U-St 'Agent foe.q* . ners of Lei Lo t
••THE Co-IPeirtriernhip heretofore ex,
isting between . theynilersigned, ii tlik any
dissolved by xi:nitwt conseut
• •Sionett
,
• , •
New tut*, Jul} , 10, ISGT
. „ , .
-fir-• - • TO . '1•11 E . C IT I 7. E NS- .of Se h it y 1-
•w!----M. kill Ciiiinti - .,-111e: laws • or your County
prohibit Mb:sego and cigar dealers in Miler parts of your
State from selling to dealers and others residitigllti
your County, unless a licenseis taken nut 'costing $3O 0
. We will sell to citizens. miners , and dealers, imbued),
:Segars and pipes (sent by express) at froru.illi to 100 per
.centi. leas, than yon can buy of•yontmierehants, who
.have had this law passed tor their own benefit, 80. that
they'may rule the pricei. ''. I • - • • ' --• .. • •:-
I • .lifake np clubs and - remit u $lO of upwards, and or-.
der from' its, and yon can fill 'noirly °nor-ball • of yOur
,money, and get better. attic es .of. tobacco and cigars
than you tan buy in your CO nty, .We guarantee •eat
ibfactimi. • Send for our priei list, so that you may see
our priees;• and order .by c nbi.. - We will send the
goods by express. • Addressll orders to. • ... • •
f
M, B. DEAN; bki.-113 Chesinut street,
. May 11, 'CT 194 m - • ' • . , . Philadelphia. •
PATENT. 1111 PRO VE:VIEN I! OF_
R 7 r STEitilli Ur+ 1111 - •orborn •it
;may Concern,--For 'and in consideration of
',ln hand; paid by JAMES. WREN' of the Perough.ef,
Pottsville, County of Schuylkill, .1:.) Lewis Eikenberry_
of-Philadelphia, - the receipt whereof has been, acknowl
edged the said Eikenberry has sold to said JAMES
WRII'4I .the right to apply it in the County of Scbuyi
kill,. State of. Pennsylvania, on all Steam Engthes now
.In - use or that may hereafter he used.. Lewis Eikenber.
'rye •Improveif Cos-off' for Economizing
;Steam. •by „Cali:10,44)11-4 for which letters pat- -
ent:dated November been grantedla
the said Lewis Eikenherry by the. United States.)', : All
persons deeirotis Of information regarding the kentalt
of this Valve can receive the•asme:at my " office i n
street. The benefit of Ibis `Valve to all persons rising
Steam Engines is from 20 to 40 - per cent. on % the best
engines built. It can be 'applied to all old eralineS
- Machinists are requested tats.ke part In this Import
"ant jruprovement,•; They can.secure 'from me the use
for building new engines and also for putting the ini
ptovement on•old engines, • They can see the trioßon
st thy works in Coal street, where I have thou ay en
gine working to the savingS herein stated. It also Can
he secant Ruch .b.EVans.s.. at Atkins 6% Trotve
and Palo Alto Rolling htfil..• • " JAMES WREN. •
Washington Iron Works.: •
Feb.PoW vine, 27: '6B
NoTICE;.';
STOTICE.-- , .Wl36reis the
.L. 41 undersigned having been appointed excem ors of
the estate.of Davies, late of St. Chdr, de:
ceased,,-Notice IS hereby given to those hating &fats
against said estate. to make - application, 'and tho'sc in
.debted to the same to make payment. • , •• •.• •
. MARY DAVIES. - 1 E .; •
JNO. xecntors
August. •
10. , 61' ' • . : .
. .
VSTATE
1.:4 The_undershmed, appointed Auditor by the Droll.
tins' Court of Schuylkill County, to report clkailintion
ofthe balance in the hands bf John Seit2iotter, SEMI
iTrnetee for the aale of. real estate of the decedent, will
meet the parties interested:for tIM purpose of his ap...
:pointment,,Mtr'ruesday, the 20th day of August, - SOL
at 10 o'clock, M at,hits Office, No.• 16 Mahantongo
St., Pott stifle; CHRISTOPHER LITTLE, Auditor.,
Aug 9,' '37 • .". . f • 31-3 t ,
;TN THE COURT OR CcIIIIIIIIONPLE..III4
OF SCRuIrJ,K,CLI. COUNTY.
Com. of Pa , ex. rel., &e..)
Dec:7
vs. 4C.i , 1648,
ROBERT ARMS.. 5
. , . .
'-The andeisigned, - Auditor, appointed - tho said
Court to audit, restate rind.: resettle. the account of
'Edward Hamilton. Committee or said: Robert:Adiiins,
alonatic, hereby nicer,' notice, that attend for
thatimrnos.e. at Ms office in the ltorimph of 'Pottsville,'
on Monday, the lath thy nr•Augaqt; :A . IE4II, It
10 o'clock, A. H, JOHN - P. HOBAHT, Auditor;
July 29, . : • '81.3t.-
TTN TIFF ORPINAN' . CTA T
SEHLYCLKILL.L.'4IOIbri'VTIr.—Ta • the' mat
teg tif the exception. to' the, gerund • of Ifenry Berk
heiser, .Administratorof Berkbeiser,Aeceased.
The undersigned. • Auditor, : appOinted by the Court,
.to testate and reiettle said account, ' and 'to make dis-:
trlbution of the balance remaining' in the: hand? of
said' administrator,' to and among those entitled there
to,—hereby. gives 'notice to all 'persona Interested
therein; that attend for the purpose: aloreS'ald
at his office in the Borough of PettXyille, on Thar:day,:
.the.22d day of-AugustOßT. at Ido'clotk, 21:
,•• July 2a,:',67- , -3 3t Auditor.
11 STATE. Oir. JONIN:G; BROWN, Late.
of Pottsville,• deeeasedi 'Letters of admfniStrn-:
lion upon sablestate having been- duly. granted to the
undersigned,'-All perSons' Indented the estate. are
'e - quested to make payment,and thoae - having claims,
against the came to - present them .withont delayto' •
• -""" 0 1 11111STOPEE8 LlTTLg.Achnintarator;
No. In, 31;thata9ngo St., Pottsville.
A DIII 1 !..4 'A` RAT OIL • M
ti of. - o,drial,nlstralfonapon'thenstrite of..tieorgoltat:
. - Mtier, late a West Brunswick Township, Schuylkill-
Ponhty;dcceased; having be - 92 'granted to the muder-.
Signed; residing in the BcrodaS POttsvilte;—All
.personslndebted to-said mate are, requested to. make,
payme - nt and those having claims Or neMapds against.
the samesill present, them withourdelay._,
• IWILLIPad L SMITH, Idualnistrator.. •
TION' NOTICE. , --Letters
A of Administration .to, the' e.ta, of Edward E.
Bland, deceased, bite of the Tiorceeth of. Pottsville,
having. been, - granted to . the• untlersd . piede,-.Persons
lavi t tqg clalmg abinet said tepee." will please present
them and all indebted are requested to make payment.
L. 0.-BLAND, • . -
Administrators.
rottsyllie, j'an62s-:,2,7-4"1
WANTED:
second-barol
• TT . .ed,io good order. for.:CASII. Apply .with full
particulars to litix-197 Mahanoy City, 32. tr
W.A SIT ED - IMMEDIATE 1.. V.... 200 Coal
•. 1/ . . !diners to 'wort in ljalle; - .1Illnots. Wages $11:0
peiTtoe. A man can mi rom 3to &tons pei day:-
-
Vein from 4to 1: feet deep.- • -:Best mines In the' West.
Apply to'NICIIQLS VANSANDS, .s.
• .Aug-10-4?..:2t . • - 100 Madison :
. .
AGENTS.:WANTED.',.• .$lOO.
•
MALE AND. FliltLiCE • • •
To Introduce a new and.hsefni iriverition absolute
utility in every household..: Only Thiree
Capital required. 'For oartietila , a. address with.
stamp, • . .. JOHN S: WILSONS: Co.,
Mt-Arch St., Pbilada.. Ea.r
CANDIDATES.
• - Editors fillinerst .Irou rn 1--GENTS • :
• —Perron • - ns, in: view o' the approaching
meeting of the Repnbliean Convention for the nomi
nation of County . _Offittem... to 'suggest the .name of
Gea. GEORGE C. WYNROQP awn eanditinte for. the
Sheriffalty. His.recond as a loyal soldier and citizen,'
M So' well known to the people of the Cdunty, and as he
is In every way qualified. for the position.• we feel be •
would be one.of the strongest men that, eonld be noel:
mated.' .." HATIANOY-AND ASHLAND. •
June 29 "Ar• " • ' • 2.6-te"
GEO: W.. CROSI,XIND
.
. .
Latino( 144 SointiNth:St.,
Rea °Peeed-a °eve Groea'S Bio;e, 'filth a choice lot. of -
Coiree, !Tea, Boger, :Pion r, Molasses. White. Honey, -
Better; Cheese, Fruits, Irani& - Mackerel, Oil; Salt,
Vliegar, Brooms, &e., &c., at 120.CeutreStreet, Potts
ville.
.•
_Sets of . riew Oovelmrrient• team • Mir,
. . .
fleas for ealq- . .July 2T, , G7.*-26-1t• • ••••
• TAX COLLECTOR, .
vviux>l.lt , c;. clainis of all kinds with prOmptitade, and
at reasonable charges. • •
Can be seen at the. Union Hotel on Wednesday and
Saturday eveningi of each. week; from 6to 8 o'clock.
July 2T..'67 . 36.2 m•
.
: Theme .whe Disitre•Brilliancy of Coni
plexion =tit 'purify and enrich. the •blood, which
aIIAI6OLIV/3 CONCIITTRATTO EXTRACT or EA RBAPARILLA
Invariably, does.:. Aak for Ilehabold , s. Take no other:
D. , A. SMITH,
•
MERCHANT TAILOR.
OR3TBI BT., POTTSVILLE,
Aid] la 13-1 f
Plow., Harrows, Cultivators, • Hors,: flakes. and
other farming Implements, at • • • --
23- BRIGHT CO'S, Pottsvl le. .
. - "WE *-
.. H.:.
AGENT P011713.E43ALE `OP . :. • 4
,LRBRICATIRO OIL, T"RAILS,. SBEET IRON,
BALED BAY, WIRE ROPE, . &ci Office; Centre St.;
&Mot' SUEman's EtAlding—entrance::rteit door to
„Masonic Halt • : • Joly• 13, .67-23-8110- -
. . . . .
il. VII.: . • .—Caat - .Whale, Lard, Sperm,
All price& andkinds .
• • •_ - . BRIGHT CO.; PoiterviVio..
FOR S. 4E ANO. To ,LE'F.
_ -
F°R 'MALTA V.—. 3. Mucky aocl Wltaott - &AIM=
Mittblae' .Nrell- 1 1 4 W' net to-perfect older: Pete
reaeonabie.,' Mt gaffe at 8.-Bann=,, Bookirtere.
: due. 10
CO.'. , . ' , .,0 ' .. _ ~„,
• _
ak i k4 V it _ ;4 *A3laanOble tn 4 or Wintkocriawri
.1 - 6 - braining i"..S item& . situated in Tact Brunswick
Township. Schuylkill Ltrinty,-. Within time - mg r . of
the.Littio Schuylkill Railroad, together. with, a strain
Circular Saw Mill in good rminiugynder • Part at tbd
above land is clear and in good farming- ciinilinoo,
wbereorrate erected allthe- necessary - farm buildings.
Tcrnaa easy. App_l7 to ; R. S:
Ice* Ring:gold; Schuy klittib., Pit
ejlEtANT*ll;Lßirrota formic in this nett. tOwn
kA r 'of GRANTVILLE,` sitioite bit the - headwaters or
Slid Creek, cue and a halt nines eonth of Mahsnoy
City, and ImmediatOr east or the large colliery of the
New Boeto¢Caal =Catpenyi Tha- public-nod from
PottaTillo to Brahanoy and steo .froncßrockrille
and Tusatrora, pasta through the place.. Good water.
=be head Inabandinge, • • no. waitron' is convenient,
to a number of collieries ir:the Wianoy Regret!. For
terms, kc.olDply to ALLEN:Fltitilm, Eugineer the
place, or to the substrlber, MIIRPIII;-Pottsville
*nue. 10, 'GI - 33-tr
. .
LA ROE LOT .0E TMINANG
NERY FOR SALE.'
Steam Engine:rot the following dimensions and power:
.One inch IClnehitrolte, horee power,
0ne.,16: , 0 45 " 50 ".
One - 14 •13.,, 0 '" 40, "
. • •
Grin '; •° ' , :1' .10 • 0 -
Ttirve4 10 • 4
.ooe 40-bciree Power Steam . .Engino with Pump Gearing
and foot lioleting'Drn,m. The Shafts are all 'wrought
iron-.
One f2-boise power Bitgitus with Fine Boiler and all
con eirl ions ingriod order. •
;'One 10 - hoNe Portable Bopineln dret . taletarder:. •••
Steam Boilers of the followititrAfrucersionsi
. •
secorid-laand Boilers, 44 inch diameter; 4 . feet long
. 4
4 . .0 . .4
G " 20: ~• 0 ,... .•20 "
• " a 4 ; 24' " 0
. 4, • 30 61 - 0
, 30 •
One second-hand - Fitte Boiler, 50 - inch diameter, - 12
foot lougyrith. twojo . inch •
Two water Boilers on:wheels...all Complete.
• l'woltruoke Stacks. . • . .
Twenty-Sit larce Drift Cars, 41 Inch .
• Fon"Ylieta or-Breaker difl'erent%iiiies. •.'
' Five Hoistint: . Drtims: from 2to 10 feet thanieter,
sev,-nil heavy Pump Wheel: , and Shafia. •
A lot of u^ inch column : _
A lot of- S inch lloboy Pipe. . • • ^.;r •••
One L 4 iticlft'tile . 1" amp complete, with fltl yaxd&oe
~ .
Coliitrin Pipe .
A one ton Platform Scale, , - - ,
Gm! LeveV Punch for ecreen boller.work. A lot
of-Selite:Gotee,' Slidet• end Duet Sereene
Tirge wroncht iron' Stktbivalso.abpatlo tone of . new
to the y.. At the '
: 11 nchineiyDe . POt, ou Coal Ntierto
j - AItEZ: S 1" 1R S;
.
. . . . .
VOID. SA F. IE..—A 'conveiet nd• de,i'faYe ciwel
.. I. lin.7l).nixe. on E.aet Mnrket ti.lreet,. retl,-A .
Ti)1 0 . will he s"hl, 1, - t private sale.: 7),TIMW. Iva-
.s.niable. :Immediate peisemiou ctn be iVelLiv•••
Apply to . . . F. P: DEWEES.c cr
, PotAseiPe,July '25—:A-.4t. . O.. E. FARQUHAR.
.. ..
- -
rho LEAN E he 'Tremont ,c't . ) . :4l, Company's Colliery-at Donaldson, wittraltthelmprovements,.
.nod a run of twarly two tnqes Ori.the . Primrose,
Death,. Mammoth, Seven and Ten Foot VeMs - . :Apply'
to . • E; R. Treniont, or
Ju3y,ri'—:lti at r, oituttmw.4, • Potbsvllle.
-
VA UA I, PROPERTY for A LE.
' V • —The ASHLAND HOUSE, .situate on the corner
of Cen tie and Third Streets,: and the best - locatjd
stand In-the Borough gif,A.thland, will he
sold:at private sale . trnd on liberal terms. There.
is a tine rard and stahliTlL , altschedlo. the prem
iros, Which Is ' tthtualstntlysupplied with.pare water
brought pipe fOnt a never : Wing sprltN• on the
mountains. -For , p4rlicnlars apply to DAVID BEV.,
f l otthlitp of on the premises to- •
.Ashlainl, -July - FRANCiS'GOYNE.
O •
.t. 4.4 .—The . property of Gee Wooley on
.
%reg., in the lioroturh . ofyottsville,
con istine of .1 wo ;Double Frit hie Dbu,es, taut'
nee Double Frame House on tutu tour of lot prop.'
elly.un.Xhirt.l 3 . ..rm00nd cOnchtlimn nt.nto knoyn.
by . LAMES W.Oritl:l7N'o'w Pintadotribin, . :
•.
. by I.IEOUGH.WOULEI. - on the premises: .
July tt, ' „ •
WATTI;,.;
THOS. O. PARiSII,
•
. .
11 Itriro Chnut•e for mytrculatorm.---PQR
SALE.
The Melt known Tavern Stand knv:&n.e,thc • '
COUNT IC- PG'`SP,- , . enti beT - W - een -t - an ,
fiend i LIZ Pa. Attie,' the Three Story Building now cc
caplet! by 'Third .51: Reber's Elardivare Store. Past";
the Large Store 'Stand occntiled bY• William Hid
nershitz.‘t CO.; lately occnpletT by. Geo. LCvan x co,
• The aboe 'properties • are all adjoinink each otbers
and cenfain'ito feet frntr.rel.2;'o feet In depth, and will.
be sold: together. The tavern etand bream of the lar-
gest.and - best to the city of Ilkading:' : ..4.new
hie capable of containing at lei* three hanonce.
Awned 3, - .GT • : ' • "- • ' Atatr .:
VERY" DEMIRAB COAL. EATA'rit
FOIL SALE.— c .
• The Executors of 4arneS Dundas, Deceased, and the.
Execidors of Witham Blehardsen, deceased, will sell
all that valuable' tract Of coal fend known as the
"Catltieriile Groh!" Tract, "
• Satiate -in Care
,and Foster' 'Pown'ships, Schuylkill
County. Pennsylvnia..
This tract contains 424 (Left% almost all of which are
underlaid with : proven seams orceal. The tract has
'three distinct basins op It, viz :-The Firid or Southern
Ilasth, between the Mine Bill and Peaked Mountain;
the Middle or Great Beam,, between the Peaked Moon
tain and Broad Mountain, and the Inverted or ,Tugtilar
Basin on the - Broad '• Mountain. The' CQPl^de vf the
veins averagenbout 170 yards, -
The Middle )3asin- contains' AI,L the. known veins.
froth the "Big Orchard" down to the first ie the series
of the measure, Including the IdA3IMOTIT —being ten.
veins in all, of the aggregate thickness of over Seventy
fett. •
•
Thereare now.two first class collieries on the tract,
viii The" Olen Carbou.—nuder lease. which expires
October, 1511—and 'the Peaked .-31•nittain,"—the
lease of which expired Ist of January, 1f.61, and Which
Is now untenanted. There is ample' capacity for a
third colliery in the First or Southern Basin, whose
cratlons forseans would be" above water level: The
improvementa, which will he Sold with the lease, con
:Fist of one new, large, • powerful Corriish
F.rigin°, WO horse: power, , built by Mr; Vastine of
Poilsville, With all its appurtenances, in 'complete. ord
er. four fifty horse-lower and one Sixtyliorse - power
Aloistiog and Pinnping,: Engines. 52., hithere 'Souses,
, one 'largo Stone Store and Dwelling }louse; .Reservoir,
Water Pipes, Stables, and varldhs other valuable prup
Besides this estate in fee, the undersibed . WI . Risen
'along with It the right possessed by this estate to mine
;coal above • water level on the adjacent lands of the
Forest Improvement Company between certain points.
For further • information,. parties contemplating a
• pnrchate,'are.invited. to cal Lat the otliCe - of the under-,
!signed, where they.may examine the Inventery, maps;'
'surveys and Enklneers report of th:b tract. The terms
of sale - Will be made very liberal. •;.
• . ; JOSHUA LIPPINCOTT,. •
RICHARD sal.wrirußsT,
. J. DUMAS Lrry , nrcorz
Execntors• of James
. Draidaa r Deceased,-400 Platte St.,
,Philadelphia. . .
• ' GEORGE RIO:WU/SON, .
. .
THOMAS WEOSTER,
• , THOMAS SPARKS,
, . • liICHARIYMETLIURST; ; • •
,Executois and.Tinsteesof Wm. RichardsoinTeceased,
250 South - 4th street, Philadelphia. , •
or Le CISXR.LEF4 HILL,
Real Estate'Agent, Pottsville:
January ia,ISGT
;MINING 111011.01 RY AND MA
TERIALS 'FOR SALE. •
• One LOcomotivS Snag - no.' • -
Two 10-horse power Engines rslth genxing, for I,olst,
and.pnmpiag, . •
'One 20 , hdire power n,rrine and breaker machinery'.
' One sTruall'ampinr, Engine. ' •
80 drift ears in goodorder., .
Als9 a lot of T and 'Flati3ar Itailg,',Whe.els, -Axes,
Atili33i to • • -•- • -
i Engirieer — Miries;Poktsville.
f Nov:4o. 4-
.
lelR.:Vr r a/.
VATE' l4 .l.l.oE3t , i43ne4ittentieLittinterett in the
tract of coal land in'lrew:Caatle.‘frownakiiitikicknylkill
:County (known an the &13tittmwtractr:pantain
int , about •F 26 /MEE , . • '
,n'" -
X tract of Olt - deice - Of COAL andCZIMBER L4VD
in Riley. Tolftb.l l l4--;" • - -
. Loffon:corner of l' , Thiwkind: nod •Tth. Ftreetty,;:,:noont
120 feet.songe; 'with two tvgi•torEttrick - 'twang there
on... Will be sold low. • • • •
Valuable Unfitting lots 'on' Conk. Washington and
Ainhantengin streets. Desirable • tutes',for . Ivarehonses,
Inannfactorien, 'At; A splerdni lot on, Schilylkill Ave
nne, 33 feet front . on. the Avelino nnil Of feet front on
I „ P'sisuk,lMPlev.rl:ll:,.th,ecio`c - .Lw...ait'al`raorftZlEg
31u. Sargh Bart. .•• ' -• • -t
: The property, tontatnik abont COO acres Of it fll and
tithber.land; 19 thelract front:which Pilny Fistc:•llnri.;
nilned his celebrated . .'Fiakm`Family Coal: , It in anp-
EV4.I trei._,l;*rnaeliYi l 4l Tnil l Ore llll ' L . 4(
ran thrianglithus tract: . _Wilt o r e t e mTd etp l plilto
. . • • • .11 - EYRY ARMY.
Real Elate and Inanrance: Agents comer.Becond and
Mahantringo.Sta.,:Fottsville, Fa;
;' Muth 24, .66
VALUABLE Busirrit44 - s ATAND AND
is,tmcv ivicoPiwyv 1 7 01 -
The undersigned offers at private sale - . the well knotvb
Basin property, known :as -- Princeton Basin; on the.
Delaware andlisrlian Canal, - consisting of nearly five
acree. together with extensive coal - find lumber yards
and shals:• .To parties wishing to engage id the csal,
and lumber business, the above - property otters in:
dncements not often to heinet with, as a very litany
buelnese, is trauiacted berg; .belrg of it Central ppillion
between Trenton and New,l3runewick; a large country
trade centres here. The. property is in good repair.—.
'he whartlig,e and rent of that part which is not occn.
pled to carry on the business, will neariv.pay the, in
tereet on the coat of the property. 'Baying been close
ly condnedto. bus - mese for years peat, it is my de=
eire to relinquish it, as there In no 'necessity for my
carrying It on any-longer, is my reason.for offering
for sale:. Terme.will .Lo Made. accommodating, and
patession-given at any time..-. Parties desiring- any
further inforthatign ran obtain tt by addressing mg at
• Princeton, N. J. - , or by calling upon me at Princeton
Basin. •—• . • A. W. - MA RTIN. -
:r -Princ eton , Jane 10, 'GT- . .
T .
O LET.:-Tlie MANCHESTER COAL CONIPA
KY'S. COLLIERY at Wailccrille, . new: In good;
condition. Apply to. • P. W. SHEAFER,
Engineer of S:iny.
P2-tt
Mtirch 23. ISCi:;.
'VOR RENT.—An office coiner of 'Centre
1: and. Market street!: also, one on Market
street, four doers from Centre. Both Ilea And
Convenient. Apply to LEWIS C. THOMPSON S CO.
Feb. 23, .61 •
FOlt MALE.—The Brick Chnrrh on 'M tg.
ket street. Priglon given .April Ist, ISCIA
For terms, apply . to
Feb, 23, 'CI .S. LEWIS C.: TIiOMPSON & CO..
trio LET:-.The (lik e now. occupied by Molls
.1- Bros. in Bosse:ls' Offire Building., 2d door: Pod
session gtren April Ist: Apply to
• HENRY C. ItBBSEL, 2d and Mahantongo Sts..
FetP24; w 7. . • . . tr
TOWN LOTS 'FOE , Sla.lE 'ln the Mani-
MAtti Vein Coal Company's .Addition to the Tot
(Mgt Of •St - Clair, Sitinylkill • County. Penna. The
lots are located on the Mill Creek and
: are convenient
to'll the Mill Creek Collieries. imtl to the celebrated
Black hand Iron. Ore Vein, which is now .fully devel
oped at the Shaft - of B.• W.:MeGinnek on'-the Mam
moth Vein Coal Co.'s land, and is: said by competent
Judges, to be the hest, Iron Ore yet discovered In the
State. • . No doubt extensive tPannices. - Rolling Mills
mid Steal Worki will shortly be erected on the proper
ty.- The Mill Creek . and :Mine Bill. Railroad ;asses
through the property,:glving facilities and convenienc ,
es tier all kinds, of business. • For terms, &a., apply to
• •A. llART,Fresldent,,
Nce. - 430 Library St; Phllndelpkta,
or to JOAN SEITZINGBA . Sect , y, St.- Clair. , -
. Sait 12; .
OR SALE on....TO:LEASE.—A. tract . of
land situate 'hell a mile • west of. Llewellyn, in
B ra nch and RelliitoWrlshiPs, "Schuylkill County, oan- -
tattling 430 scree, having a . run o. three-fourths of a
mile on the following veins, viz: The Gate Veins, Sel
kirk, Black Mine, Tannel,Fenst and Salem.* • Perth*
wishing to purchase or to teem will make ant:Mention
to • JOSHUA, LIPPINUAT
• • J.DUNDAS Liprrscorrr,
Execatom of the Betide of James Dundee, deceased,
• at l%4 Walnut MG' Philada,
dr to CHARIZ:BM. KILL, Real Relate .4,4... Pottsville
. Amulet-13..4a:: - . . . • 334 f
VOU MALE.—The .dwellinv: recently occupied
by John S. Grahtni -in Morrie Additiun._a
Posiseeelon given Immediately. - AddrPing '
• FRANK CARTER, . ,
• • Real Eitato Agent., "A 4 h.130y City, Penns.
APril 'fib • '
. . .
'l l -nacrgove lliaumf",,CO**:
vailm o 4 l * - oT'oeliA*l4l.44aLitAifinAmeßOkol:
*,6 7 .5t.t4 , 0 44 - .i:o4 o SteiP l44l2, '
•:.;
TEFL WIRE ROPE
or` Mining Pliii]mosen;
The eubieribers are agefitathr
kEttgocti4,
tented Steerßonen, ableh.aie
the r err best quality; ;andle. 7
detilyettperior to Iron Ropes on
Account cd.illetr greater streoo4.
tightness and toughness, and are
vine ',..,eattsfaction
throughout ttio Regions.
• JOHN W.. MASON..t
N. Y.
-4-17
eNatiOwipi.
TliJ LATEST NEWS.
Saturday, August. 10, 1807.
The Johnson—Stautost „Dillleolty—Re
looyal of Rebel. by Sheridan-11w Is.
dint". War—Mbleetlaoy. •
Tie . - Washington special dispatch to the
&sum Daily Advertiser, August 7th, speaks .
of the Johrtson , Stantou difficulty as follow,:
''Smeethe fight has become an open
the feet nniT be
stated that a few weekspre
viotte to the adjournment last
. Spring of Von. •
gress, facti came to the knowledge' of. tiler
War-Department and General Grant's 4:dike.
that convinced Mr. Stanton and Gwen'
Grant, that difliculties of a most seriona char- •
icier would snrely.follow an adjouramentto -
December. The earnest importunities of
these officers alone induced Senators to hold
the power of meeting in their own hands.--
Prom, that time the President has waged a w
bitter ar on Mr. Stanton, who had thwarted
his deep schemes from the first hour dr this
trouble to the present - General Giant has
been in"tall accord with Mr. Stanton, and
their consultations have been constant. They
bad a long_interview last night. -
`.‘The present action of the. President is
oPenly . proclaimed by his supporters to be i
but the nauguraticiri of a policy which will
iembit'all - thd official obstacles in his way.
The attack through the "press - and through
tiftveounsel fer , tbe- defence in"-the Surratt•
Case upon Mr. Stanton and Judge Holt. is •
part of the same attack,: and by the same "
measures it is hoped to force Judge Holt, oat;,.
'of his position. There isalso the beet ,
thority for saying that- the administradon Is
acting in secordange,with the expressedwish..
es or the rebels at Annapolis. Delegates to '
the rebel convention there are contemplating •-•
tho•removal of Vice Admiral Porter,. bobaute :
he has rendered - himself - obnoxious- by-his
radical views
"As to General Sheridam.the President beit•
broken down for the time being,_ under the
inilucuce •of General Grant and appeals &Om
his own friends; _who contend that` the re—:
spouses . froth the country show phdrily the
great danger of his removal only serving to - .
make Gen. Sheridan more prominent for the
Presidency.. /These urged a . . transfer:of the
`point of attack toMr. Stanton, and no move- .
meat en General. Sheridan is i;tovi
for until Mr.-Stanton's case is disposed. of." .
Edward Dougherty, Judge of the Twelfth
`district of Texas; has been removed by Gen.
Sheridan, '"for denying the snpremacy of the
laWs of congress,' stating that he would not '
obey:them when . contlicting with the laws` of •
"Texas, and .imenly denouncing the goireru--
went ofthe United States in the presence and
ofilee.orßreyet Major General J. Iteynold:
commanding the auh•district of the Rio.
G ramie, " Bd ward - Bruce succeeds Dougherty-,
- Thomas J: Adonis,. Chief of Police of New
`Orleans, has been removed by General Sheri.:
:dOia - at`the request of Mayer Heath,.and.l:
:Williamson has been appointed in his place.
The announcement that the Indians on' the
Plains have commenced throwing:trains front ,
, i thejoilway track, killing an engineer,-.fire- -
nitM,' and brakeman, : and hurtling •freight,,
, indicMes that a, drastic and`comprehenstve.,
Tolley, providing for a complete removal or;
`the savages from' the regions adjacent to the
lines`of travel, now becoming iriverative
ly necessary. . •
The countrY - Is still waiting for the verdict
in the Surralt ease: As yet there - is no inti—:
motion of when it will he rendered. , It is
'reported that the jury stand nine for convic-
Aion and three . for acquittal, which is , probs..:
'bly authentic. :.
• ..
The rumor that _President Johnson had
written a 'note to Secretary Stanton saying.
'that he would not recognize his official acts
is pronounced unfounded by a Washington
dispatch; •
The Indian Commission at St. Louis, have •
kgreed to invite 'the Indian tribes north Of
the Platte river ti, a conferende it Fort Lar-_
arale in September,, and* the tribes south of.:
the Platte to a conference at Fort Lamed in'
Octhber.
•
The Austrian •tear frigate Elizabeth has re..
,turned to New Orleans from Vera Cruz, the
captain. having tailed to obtain,Maxlmilhuili
Amix wants to get rid of Seceretau Stan
ton, but the latter in conPliance with public
:sentiment, declines to, gratify him. This
'week the follow spicy correspondence passed.
`between them, since which the Secretary of
- Alrar remains at the department transacting
the business as usual :
-
' EX ECCTI V't SUNSION.. - ,
' • •• ' %rAHIUN , ,I'ON, AMISPIt S. Bea. . •
. .
Su:: Partite eomthlerittfons ofa high character con:
st/
tin me to say that your resignation as Secretary ot,
. .
.W o• tylll be, accepted. -
Very rcepectfully, • - - . - -
• . A.ZiDltrW J - 0/1118011 - . .
-To the from Esivut Srxe - Lou, .Sccretary of War.
' I To ; which-Mr. Stanton replied as follows:.
..wAlt DEPAItTgr, ST, August 5,1601.
•
Sin Your note of this date was received,' atatl4
that public conAhleratlous of a high character coast:tat
!you to ray that tuy rtteignatltin as Secretary of War will.
he accepted.- !
, .
In reply, I have tlio honor to say that. public- itenald
qratieris of a high diameter, which alone - have tudoced
me' to continue at the head of thin department, con
,strain me not to reargn .the Oflice.ot Secretary of:War
~xforothe next meeting of Congress,
Veryresketfully, yotire, •
EDWIN M. STANTO:f.
To TILE PRESIDENT .
A decided check-mate - of King Andy I.
JUDGE PICRREPONT in his:masterly clueing
speech to the Surratt - jury, effectually
squelched the Copperhead story that Mrs.
Surratt was not, commended to Ermalye •
clemency by-the Court ivllich tried '
, and con
deemed her. Ire proved that the recom—
meudation of mercy was anion the papers •
'presented to the President by Judge Holt on.
The sth, of July, i mts, when the Eiseent t ive ‘
approval s Of the, sentences of the assaissins
lion conspirators was , writtercont by Judge •
Tfolt and signed by : the President.. Johnson .
denies it; but then everybody knows that
Andy will deny anything that places him in
an unenviable,pdaitio
CO LoliEr, , ALF;XANI)En.. VON sn ROEDER
Phis week we were grieved to hear of the
death of personal friend; Brevet Colonel'
ilezander.V.on Sbroeder, who served . with..
piStinetion (hiring the lute Rebellion, in the
Army, of the Cumberland. lie was on the
stails_of Major Genefals Roseanne and Geo..
Thomas..- - IE6 had beert a European of—
.ficer of . emeriened and reputation, 'At the
Battle of phleamauga he was tah'en.prisoner
while carrying an;order, and suffered the Tate
of a prisoner.at 'Belle Isle and Andersoitville,
The service•loses a fine officer, while his late .
companions-in-arms,.who knew and adddred.
theman, sincerely mourn his sudden death..
Tun efft:et of the popular movement 14 ref,'
erence to the extortions of the Reading Reß t ii
'road Company and to construct ether out,.
lets from this Region, is already perceptible
la the stock market aster as Reading is con
earned. On Thursday last those Mares de
. .;
dined to 4.1.
TKE. B4ELPENTOWN rE3ULT.I.7.COLLOT:, of which.
Iles. Jziriar. Ilrp.kclcy, A. M., ie
,Prorideot, kts
au Institution for tho careful and thorough' in
stru'etion of ybung ladies, which wo can cora-;..r
,The Winter deSFACIII will COMMOI - 160 Sep:
teml,w.i 19. ~•• . .
, TiTE Wyoming Seminary and CoMmeroial Col— . ,
lege, ildsirably loCatol in tin) Wyoming Valley, bs
a tint class Institill ion, Thera are nisn - y-tprmils‘
in it troth this Comity:
. The coming seteiora Will
commence on • the sth proximo.' See advertise- 2 .
. . -
meat. •
. , BIIORTNLO Itinkirily Its Governor of Torinosimei
0ye.r,40,000-. Wool id..oviclently, at a premittrq
(lowa there:. • ; '•
• .
' • -• (For the Mirter. Journal )
'.... .. . ,
' Itaiiread Oppreggion and lleneeieetly, . '
,
MIABEII. r. DlTOrli, —Whatever 'motives may be Inipi , "
ted t,i Mr. Ilugh,,i, Ma demonatrhtion of opposition. to., •-•
the extortion told talu,e of the Philadelphia & Read-. '
leg lb:Hanel Compaq,' lane been a pertect success In
.the tirst . efrort_huld under this third series of good reas
olutions.- .
. .
Hie bold scsettlene+no Tema startling than true, es
the Cappriem'e.of our:people can verlfy—niet with en'
enthuaiaetle endotsement from a crowded. easemblege
of oor Menem men, on Wedneeday evening lest, at -
the Union. Hell. Packed as It was in every square foot, •
sitting and reandlog : and hid the Board .of Hanegens.
witnessed the attention given to Mr, Hughes, and the
unmistakable result that mnet -follow this recepitule-'
ton of the tyranny of theleinanagernent, they would sti r
once bend their-energies to foster. the interests of thie
region, and bring a legitimate rate of profits to their
own inflect, without complaint. .
We know of- no othla one man in . this region; that.
dares to take the rrapone [betty-ore movement like the
One now inaugurated by. Mr. Hughes. Two other - ef
forts have been made in milk. and water faehion, and.
for. lack of courage among onl buelneeir men and coal
operate - re, they have both proved to' be bat spurns of
reitataece and soon died out. _ We hope, therefore,
that oar people will buckle up to:the work, with steeds
fast resolve, throw personal considerations founded on'.,
old prejudices aside; and -falter not in the good work.
oath the great railway monopolies of our State givat
way to the peoples claim for relief, justice, and sever
elen rights. -It our people shrink- from the conflict'
now, a third time; after the noble effort of He Hughes
Lb glee a third trial, they deserve to be oppressed. •
' Regretting his mentioning, of names, that seemed
out of place for time and mem:un-: especially as there..
wits tittle opportunity:iv:to recently to lay all these
greivancea before the vominittee of the Penneyhombe
Senate that met -in Pottsviile. , Lire say to our friendd,
and able_ adecrate of the right, go on I make your "It
tack le front, mint and rear:" and let us never Imae
another wall of despair from them that falter in support •
of the cause co energetically inaugurated. ,J ]f, •
roo‘i?mxicAtir..]
Poreartits, Aug. 9, Isgt
EDS.' ca A JOUILti A Le...GentleMen. z—ba. your.last.
lane I noticed that complaint 'was made against the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, for not supplying
pastenger earn sufficient to accommodate the temple
who attended the Temperance Parade at Mullaney CRY ,
on July 2r.th, and that you stated that the unfortunate
accident that betel one of our oondnetera was attrilm-r
ted to the fact that freight can were used In truster,
clog passengers. . Allow me to correct this matter as
bad the arranging of the supply of cars. I •called up
on O. A;kiitho's,. Red, General Superintendent, at.
Reading and after stating our wants, he remarked that
he could only supply a limited number of passenger
care,; whatever excees of.the number he could fu
mustbe freight cars, and I accepted the-offen, as It was
the beat that could be done. If there are any Com-.
plants to be made, Itual tberespousib7e party: not the.
. the e r th hil tr ad a :en lP v t h e o la ry ut t libend o .Reaa fjast i .in rce :_ eas i to: l t ,,, r h w 7e .th a t e i o isits ( M o l P hi a s n d ' . y l e ,
in,mak°ftsumestl.lthoti?
i.ocoCdat - ]Road Iron, IXiM in
.1.13 S for oille . tholp, BRIGHT Co.
.
- 2 111 YZ! • . •
Oukum, piten;.Tar, Paints, Spikes, and boat-build.
ere materials and tools generally, at kiweet man-,
titiOnret's price.% at CV&
.
yo Chop! Chop' tom on,
t. hand and for ?ale cheap tbe quanta
, 7 11 4 6 1 - 4 t /6 0100 et i N.oular
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