MEM
M
MO °Urn w
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'.- , POTTSVILLE PA' I
!" .1 iii,ll-clli:iiioliiiAiiwiii=ii, iisei:
? !.-Be Iwo. And fear vac
14241 0 15 ts thou aiwat at t 4 .v Y%
4: 4 141 ties anctletW.
• , -, _ ~...
.• -Om DVT v c)ti. coNG.ENes. i
in a - few days Congrein will remain:able in
-
lidjeturied sunk n, and shortly tifte4 l ou
Aheliret Monda,finiffeeetaber; in regnlsr.en
'1%5/21 5 ,. 1103 5-Republican party has a majcirily
;:intinchfirancif it can control legialation fl and .
AV ii-right, 1.1 . 10 proper that the press w
- 441!.'•eulilKite4 the iirthelPlee of the lute
.V.ictollattd defes:4ocrld. geak plainly, ' a
tO, the point on th ekterf * dengtells. : //4 ) "
Jabs elections:4ln* an apparent gein for the
o,kcallixi Oahu y; (only epparent,"l l 9, the,
relille esPeelellt.bl- reimsylearda en& - New
kprk wereAtie to no tonial.ehange, but. to
ihe fact that .elotigh - RepOlicans L unt:relied
• tram- theYollli in both Stiteri. to %gore defeat),
iea4 it isintimated i lthat the Republicsnitnein
'trees of Congress will become timid end hest-`;
tate to take steps at the coming session.which
thePeoPle demand', Sheuldlltey hesitate or
,f refuse, the.resnlut wily be disastrous to the
• intsre-prottpecta of the- Ite,pithrli6m_ party. --'r
Th e ;tgetnbem ofibe tutrty, who as a moss are
- intellfgent, observing, thinking - men, have
this 't'all adinittiatereka rebuke to the•vaiciV ,
lating; - *Cak, timid policy of Congress in the
'pest„ ari,id unless the Course of. the einnlng•
Conkiess shall be jlisth3guislied by fin:anew
on vital, national qtuUttions, the effect will be
destructive :to the party :which pieced the
majority in, power,' 1 , '. ~, .
.1 Many member - 5i of.Congreas hardly know
ilfq rear;ll_,- general feeling_ of-disgust and
&Appointment which perveded. the ranks of.
'' the Puff+ at theAPathy'or-indiriposition of
'.
1 • - —.pgrest te.me et p t op e -
rly the g
reat questions
which werebtfore it at
its lastsmakrn. There
- was a general feeling that Congress had Pined
th fully do its dutf;*hillt - the impression is
• atill widespread that Republican Senators and
"-• epreeentatires . were influenced in their con
•duct bY,Pereonel farrs shown them hi Mr.
ethnson. .Irope,schm, nt was !naked for and
-eapected by the mass'f.the Iteimbiletur par
i
;-. tha postponem nt created ay, and ,dissatis
" faction that'kept - hund eds and thousands of
:them away from the polls at the late elections: -,
_ They resolved -to rebuke Congress and -they
- did it - effecttfalli Satisfactory actidp - was.
• • 1 - ' -
sited on theTariff question. None*was ta•
en. Thi's was anothereause for filspleastire
And we experiencelhe effects. ; .
I. . be lt ped-that CUD ress will meet-'-
7 .1.. t. is to , o
.., g
... ,___.,t
I A tirtn.spitit, and proceed with the imfOrtant
I Weirk before it, irepreaserf with the belief that
V 'deb a course is the • beat fei . the country and
. fOr theltepublieen party: • Letits first duty
"be -Abe impeachtitent of Andrew Johnson,
premised by the, relinnatement of Mr. Stan
ton as Secretary ot. Wir. - Wendell Phillips is
cOrrect - when be ' ays at imPeachment is not
Simply to getridnflohnson'. -It means piac- -
I' tidal, enduring,i;satislaetory Reconstruction:-
ImPeeehmen, t is, that - having convieted John 7
pion of an, i ntentional; purpoac to resist 'CM?"
\
.;''`green and the.course of the 'nation, every one'
t, of his eels -since " 18G5 is void ; that the dis:•,
, A lope] records'of the last twtryetufshould be ;
1 '
torn p; and that the land South of Mason
and .- Ws linebelosgs,to the nation. Let
this!bc he Vier - it - of-CTertgrest 7 on tido lquesVon,
'
and
ic it sot, belittler it may affectaspire
\
r to
... the Presidency, If CMlgreas should
,!
,- - ,Ite tateiot reftiie'to • act in this matter to the
1; 1 , sa faetion of the mass of the party, the,/
11 1e lens df. - Isus wit - prove it to have been a'
.
at l'' mistake: -- ATnothet - important measur i e
).•,..ror Calgressionalactionl is the establiihm:t
• sl as a riatio9lprinniple, of unliersal Built e... I
This murne,:,done by an arnAndment; t0 .. - -tie 1
- COnstittitioh, midair p; . rro diatinetion f inieitiren-, ,
ship onz.accouniof race Or color': ketigma,
will rat noon the country- and upcfr the Ite-''
. . j- uhlican party as long as _this measure ofjus:
I • -tice is* thlickt--A-third measure le she pas
,: , „Frage qf an' adequate 'l'iiiiective Tat:4' 7 Na
L 1 'elid mended b prostrated • dui '
. 1 11 T kl .19 e , y ourlll -
. .
trial interests. • • -:
•, . Let Congress take a firm;lancompristrig.
stand on these and kindred ; important mess
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• •
urea, .}end f tha country will not, only be i'cu
teettsely benefited, and cophdpice in the fill_
- - - .l.itie be reeitablished,':htit a g l orious vic t o iy
~. ~.. ... ~
will atvalt,the Republican parry in iscrk Wtll.
• : the warning be heeded - i ' . ( • I
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-- --I' i on inert:l2lElf w - ft LLEsr.,_itrriiTHl
--- -7 , I. COXING REPORT.: .
_.. 1 •
'Mr. •• Walla whose ,maition
-r'efe.r-
I -dli -
ewe toTedeqiite protection te. industrial'
. ' interettikel thocountry, had been to say the
' ' "- lesat, - anotnalous, has Visited Europe.. Du
ring
' trade, which at .the coming . session: of Con:
, gress wilr . be laid before that bpdy. It Is to
- _•be hoped that his opportunity for observing
•
the-workings of the free trade system in En:
roPe,And thedeleterious et actof inadequate
dudes upon the intereinioe capital gal labor,
Asa ntrdiffed"frie opinions ttnetaught
i ltinfthattheonlincirrect and safe
,system for
'-'- • the ITait - ed
States ' adequatepretection. ,' •- ,1
. ;,11e - espron the important
. ."
,position *bleb'this ope , for.
Mr. Welles holds, lends lad
,"
, ditiottial irePortanree to hie suggestions and
• 1 - --,qoil4ontiin relation to our tariff, end hereto
fore..
lwe pave not harkthe Most implicit con
.
. ftdence fn , itt as a friend of adequate pro
,tectlim.-• We rear that•undueyegatd.for the
impOrting interestaAnd4or that class of large
-, insnufactererain this countiyAre.eapitat
• and eiteraive machinery ; render them corn - -
- - .peratlyely:,lndependent of, foreign competi
tion. and - Who are interested in curtailing".the
. - number of small producers here; end probe-,
. • bly,-plusenal Interest in foteign productione,.
.' . hute hererfore.-lnfluenced.' his: reports_to
•, Congress. ; Thai there was •foandation fat' ,
, . ihis surmise, teeth:allow. .r.„ 9 ur readers
remeraber that at the last session of Congress
, f -th a debate-up - m i. , the fiatiff, Ildh. Wen, D.
' ' Kelley in \ tas place in the House, 'read from
~":7-a--feee tradelotirtial publislied in the city of
-
New 'Y'ork,s)Vitres and eu . ggeitic,' - ' of-Mr.
, - ~Welles to Con as were qn ed with
ir
- ,
approving editotial 'remark& • Free rade pa;
•-• .
-• pees are not in the bubit.: of citing with in
! prohation, ' - the -- views, ,of ,- protectiOnists.—
Again; at the' same ser•tion of Conk:via It
:, .. ;Vert observed What an unusually warm i n te r __
k ., ,_ - Ott Me Welles - manifested, in securinglex
-":7*emely",lor datitis
. on • impted bitumin ous
..
......
9AI. .Th object was to heile fi t those thtet
- slated to NOVI SeotiaMihis, In:*lriehir was.
-.surmised, and .probbly correttii.,:lbet 'mi.
. Wellesbad 11111D1401:113) Interest.; ,We at :the
•' - v tline - direetedl attention - tO the fact that the
-,, .ettal-ittettstics of Mr.-Welles, Were incorrect,
" 7- • : - And -that '' tfley,: *rem ihe - fittenianit of hav
: --5 . :. : ing been -mutilated for istreettFpurpOse. Mr.
_l'Vellirticknowledgediheincorre4tnen% end
',stated . that ti t hed turprienerillgh - an'trver•- •
i .... • sighe - flowerer that may !lave been; Mr.
Wailes would find:it more -1 01E7110 explain
'twirl.he fact,: that Pepdieglhe ideratton
• --__ . `of the .. tariff question -*the last eessiOn, be
! •__q , enly salo that if the duty on imported bi
' •
~ ten:ninon! :veil nas".not reduced' to eighty
--, cents a ton,-no tariff having.Ptotecdireea --
,tures, aliOnld be adopted., !',
•e f
. • We aljude to these facts in no'apirit o tin
t ki n thwa cn , ..11r. Welletyor of captious' crib
clamOtbls. course on the question off ado.
quite rtrotiftion Ir'S out rinil ustrial ,pnrauns.;
--I- the bone "''
- rowns! enlarged his views, and *hail
him thentactssity of a itistenudifferentArom
•
that widch he las heietqfore apparel:o, fa-f
7. , yoreiL If Mr. Welia 'exhthits. Ibis in hie
)\(ortlicoming report, 'we shall most clin l erfully
ne'smong the first to express
ingiand_may.ediocate free trede for, Min has •
..• • •_7l'• :- . ' sAcquate Protection. in her extensive weld
nry,.anuridtint 'end-ehesp:Capyal, and 10,11:
piugter rue of wages ar_
ittould reduce our workingmen to - the
4.esadi of She English end ,Continental la=
_ noresx; Mr. Welies_ th ould in hieforthcoming
report adeoitale no • policy 'cos
*,;trine, In it the - gel(or - aurinduinrialruin
DMA= • Or. A. BilAtill
Osorge .1 Ker, late of the. Fifth Perussyleints
!died tut ieek - itUresidenste, No.
• 318Eettitii Thirteenth• street, hi ghlladelphia;
iota etlfieete oft.sr_3nnds rei4lired s ba n d
th.,bitzuf tialie - tiglif With ei-Rinellaticir,
Kichm3nd; Vi.`;o4tOber 7, 144. Thilikiit
for iiekerlty, was prOhably not excelled by say:
' ',single':somhat In lhi Army - of , the"-lams,
VOL-tar ‘!Wati\:unixerarilly torpid& .0
naive and eleillful oilicer;rind LL desdh - argl.
Amuse deep regret, won the large circle?
Ids scilitidnianCes, both. in nivil and milltery
- I .
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larisdrav-reosout. T in0a., 7 ,4111a anh l L
ject is ; Attracting. conMeiable jittentloi
Aronhout the wintry, 'paiticulorly =mg
Iheiwoduceni., ii,;meetleg of inainfactowts
7111 held - it - Detrolt, recent* and, another
convention of manktfactitrers lora called
,to '
assemble at', dleveland, J'oi th e 21st of
December,' From the report of the meeting,
held at 'Detroit; five Make following
extract:
Th. °tidal alum' use mews d the4ionrcimiat
for the boil year mato;
_Mute 30. Me— 152,669.1W1
interest op the public dete • - 231,678,10
' 4284.141.1K0
Total - ,
derahlotaliel tier - th e_
aotineo al was wilt le, ample to Mora the cartera
rivenere of the earerrizarnt sad pay th e
,Irooreirt c t e
the pablt
rditiffidtoLea*M—'-•,—
Tag= a....
Groes-readi
Bak., inr
and del
Meals*
yeari r
ferflselei
Brokers - a._
. 16
• htlereellanatere . --'4:g : 0 .
lteCellpts frost Customs, ... i: ... t . . i.. 6l‘ .... A rlealXt
• ,
- 1 lc"' • - ' 4214.440.000
Tide =Whit shouts thst Use mime
ths PO,OO the aonn:011
nalped . winAltnnildt o,oadiniate tbset total us.
ttmered espreluttee the Glossfecrestd.ineldling the
of th e riabllcliebt. - ,- ' • • • . - ,
The Juno* obe realised from each 00111 Ce comes-
Mdi vety new* to the Macs* cußected frost the
stheesnumlw lu Vl : re% Where a. mole tigid en-
• forroment of inn yearre a winch tamer eaters, se
In e see of whisky! and tobacco: •
i amount lobe teamed 'tram fleeetsser bee been In
• fifty Orient-ion forenee•MOdets, - • -
_'' •
4 tax is the mart ridable sad' latil=ol any
!on list - One paid tt is seeded foe s: year,-
41 ehtiple and essdly...pali , ,and one hi
' whidt tters Is but Illtie %patio" -111 for ratan
UAW, Increased or diesinleibeel as the name of
the slirwernmest may require. •,. ' , • - ....
..lt will be wee that. the acmes Utter I/arl soma ,.
from which mum will be collegbedishodid the stun
ecbedule be adopted by the °armament. have been re•
deiced to tett which greatly alerplilles oar urgent of
taxation 'god abolishes s of lathe =settle
-:lme IttoPerutiall for the i puma of collecting the
Internal revende; and thirsty saves to the Gkwemment
ate 116.000.000 annully.l. -. • -
. tils the putt
too of the alustry, to
which we-must look p the balance of trade
nowlettl ow twirl Mx To "boll& the tax
on Ltd, article,will grestly etteralatette production
which will in a very few yeas reach Its I utter propor
tions. Mother ream= why cotton should be exempt
from taudon Is that It Ws nth
• artitleof necessity.
enteringloto the conscreop of every IteWly, US,-
11311,1113 pounds being tonsumed in this coutdry te thee.
To abolish the tax =lux will atinualate Its prolix•
lion so that It will soon Man Its firmer' Megrande.
thereby redwing our Imports hill 441.004,000 enuchn/- •
Tke tai ttoin , spirits if properly Collected;
i t rodd 'yield from sevanty-tlie to Coe hun
diedinillicos of dollira, T and tt can be col-
JECtect if the goVeroment - will %alit 'select
proper perfons as collectors, and 111 Crease and
apply thfull penslOes to all-iddersimi abet
tots,
el f =
of d -including the purchasenallo,
The pl , that it the irtx Wall reduCed the iev e r.
nue cou ld be cottee,d more surely is totcoi r ,
rect.' Those, - who cheat the Goveumient with
the tai at .$2 00 a gall . w chea t it if the
tax was reduced to 25 cents; a gallon. This
is the testimony of, all those'who have any
knowledge of thelliquor business. , , •
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• The - income tax might mow be icedc to
say - 3 per cent. On all sumi above sloooi-anil_
.
continuekat thisrate un‘il no longer required.
In England, durin g the CrimegiziWar, the.
. income tax,was 6 per tent. It Is now cmly
itbdict li per cent. They chin:writ to cult the
, •
wants of the' G overttnent. ,t - `
There ought to - be about filly - millions an
mildly, appropriated to the paytnerkOtthe
t.
Nauonal deht. W ith ' these * ten d * of taxa"- :
lion retained, this Could Abe -=accomplished,,
antic then'altdomestiCinanufactures would per
free from internal taxation." This'would Op
. ..
- Crate' as so much 'additional i
protecun 'to '
`Ameri o r l incidstztr. ,• .
.
It.s. rigress will meet in a few days, it is
tiiiportsnt that this tax ',question should tie
fully lammed by the people. •
' •
ANDIGSAXT CaititOta COUNTTITIL-r ln corn
- piiance with the request'of "W. 0..1 I , " who
writes froth's flourishing town of our-neigh
bor county, Carbon, we "announce" the fcAL
lowing
,"peace" in the Journal.. It is to be
,
hoped that the "old weaman" fund "old men"
l ' ' _
of life place fro m - which ourtorrespondent
, . ,
.writes his Indignant epistle,' w 1 - read, learn,'
' ' • • .
Mark and inwardly pigest the, contents of his
' intereiting If Orthographically defective, co . m.
. ,
m
! unlention. 111, l
c:
Metter omit the name,of the place
j --- ' hich ' from - w..„ the comes, for feir that it
.
wcnild be shunned as if infected by the
plague,. wheri the facts 'Billeted• by our cot.=
• , , , I
.respondent, become known : tp an astounded
.world.' 'We Print the letter verbatim et liter_
-
atim, so all not tc;a - beauy of style and
i ,• •
force of diction i s perva de It 1 ,
• A' A''... • • ,licrir. the eth, ISC.
. Desa Ste; -I/woodb Ilke far ' , yeo-_thatinotince Ude
pence In your taper 3 • 7----i . •
NoticelQ Prxple th at has got yrang" l girlsilatt e
wish thein - to go withiney yeas mglor keep Com ney
with the glrls betwan rf,. end 15 years of age for
is som e f the daabdest weashen gut of gall leythe
part of. Cunthey lam from that mar was and I
,should If they would .. see a yong men withA yong
t i
ladey, e look at hhrt they same asif be bad stole to
-dollorr_t weameo In thin Ware ht not llke weionen
they, think they never was Yong them sells every man ,f
wo ma n It thu place taThlarksradaketztera with theme to
Church with themßome a gain -So potpie -mast think
that the y_png boys is bad or, that the yang relehrwill
loose theFellis on the !say home and I think that if a
..yong girl wean 11 .t. le bun that to 19 yaws of age
- ant g ot a , title of her hone way or dont know enough
I to' take care of herself with oat gating led by a string
to Churcithy the old - folks It is to Mid kl . dnad if I was
a &nail:l i some of the people in 4• , • t wax!
tell them a never did ask thane old folks who they
werd_with I was going to do the nmego with who
I pleas so my-liind Wendt beware, of .A. •. • •
Blaggarda when they 'Come a round Has for, my part i
hunt wan t t o g o wale no girl for I got a land' to take
"Oise, of nor how Strict they muter them only 1 dont
like to see no boy maid mean of for I verey well te
member when I wan yaw my self how I me to elueAk
-after the girl* and lerwe hard I. wee topless my father
-in - law and tnother*A I might as well try 1.9 -pieta
the old tearful° pleas them etied if I was a yeses glrl
be foie i wood leav my yong fellow on the old folks Is
account if i loved him I wood tear the house '
In dead i Can not mention bow mean sdme of the
the Old Weaman in A ' . • • •• Is and old men as ,
well.'
EMI
I Ronda siat'us truly,
W.O.J.
P. S. If [Lure alley int . :stakes pleas strlaest them
Tines.-Rebels eeenkfo havi a correct ap
preciaton of the fact Aria the democrats Who
triumphed in the late 'electiona.are their Mi
l-
e t,
reli
able f - de, . - They arC already rejoicing in
the!tio e that all the ICgiaition of COngrees
in R netruetion will-be riullitled., in Fred-
T
icii t: nty, Maryland, . e rebel flag was
hoiste in triumplrby the j bilant Democrats.
lied t eybetter - hot adopt it as the party em•
e blemiii 8681.1 • , :
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EDICT 0 WS„T it E.
„ - • ,
• ._ Tire Airsiticas &cameos AND 211v1sW.-131.$
' November number is very interesting. in 411 ite
departments. This'public ation firdevoted to ntili..
ty_a_mofit and p really ,
rogress, :and is a , ca pi tal
mascelleniful knowledge andigeneral
attire. Published by Fowler & Morin, 521 Chest.
not st reet,-Philadelphia. 1
,
„__ •
EDrißritai REVIEW Octo ber 1:111M. ,
bar his-been republished-by:the Leonard Boottr
'-Publitihing Company, - 1143 Fulton :street, _Neve
York, l . , contains the following '
'able paperci
The N 'poison Correspondence; Codification The
Christians of Madagascar ; Trades' Unions ;Isis
Edgeworth—her Life andWritings„ . ' Amendment
of tbe Anglican Rabic. The late Thouias Dram ,
; The Session and its Sequel. • •
..
- Tut Wiz- 31 um= ZIYIEW.—ThIOaCtO bee
her 0f,411111 sterling Ensliehquarterly, - has been
republished, by The Leonard' Scott Publishing
Company, .140 by
etree i t A gew York ..
_The
contents are, Polygarby and itamy. Tarkey 4 ;
The Apostles' Creed ; Mr. • Blanc ' s Littera
on England; Lloyd ' s Sweden indite Genie Mlle;
Dualism in Austria;.Ls Broyere : his:Life and
Works :Democracy . ; Hassle ; Cotemtlorary Lit=
erature. • : '
Tea ispr.sadarti'austita.The Noveriber num
ber of this valuable and practical farmers' vapor
is oceived. It iifilled with information. for :Ar
monk, arid the preeent number contain* a full re,
port of the. New York-and other State and County:
fairs.' It is ttie , cheeped ;paper eitant, costing
only 31 -dollira year, (lower in chabs,) and by
sending your enbeeription now for INS, you will
got the Let-two Monne, of this year 'free. Ad.
dress John Varner, Publisher and Proptietor,
Rochester,' N., Y. , • 1'
Tnt RIPON, AND
Haan Tullis —The tenth of ikre "-Melrose es
ries of Dickens, by Ticknor et, Fields % ruiprkies
Banish, Budge and Hard Times within the saris
covers, the former having ten of Byline”
irations, and the latter six, all of *tech are most
•-bappy, making the nimal oornOearent a:drawings
to a volume of this edition: - We canedd °aids);
to what' we baud already aid. 6 Pysisccbrthis
work, but urge it upon.in
_persons of nioderske
means, equally with those of tasteful preferences,
sa happily combining their whdies.—Bastaisetnti
nianweadh., . •
• The, coat of each Volume of the beriiitlfel
trated - Diamond Dickens is only IL-50 ; philn edi•
tion, ' 31 25. %It can be promired of Bannon
Ramey, thia Borough, or will be 'sent_loostpaid
by the Pabliehers Ticknor and Tields;Motiton.
'4thitro.
Pa l .L‘
Weekly _ Al
3i:Bizos,:tx.ixtreas. rap=s. ,
reoperatiree Orimenemood let-the
',24 . ?Npf*81131. 1967
ECESEBE
mAtßmaiilmaai
• • hill op, • • anopoJko ?di
, ar
garkiii ilhong tml toloP4onel of tor;
watt. will mike leas Watt uriptisiifist./". • •
,A severe. stem of •Bstitidoe, - thimdersisit rsitt .
matted this Malty ilbodsy elesiairlatilhj
.
leoneerta 274 P erl* .11611 ireek; 11 11 C. IIIIPM4 "1"1"i t
! tbei
singer , i s •= Bs4 n ls :
andsllo4V-mennnl I:?initY. l tiro
- 1 1____,Alatt 52 Wolk* '
• Peiiond.-4tev.:Fallat - admorisw=
Hymn's Chorett,lllealiathorvillo,
from Ns visit to Faros* in 4120elialt
• I '
IPME
4 ::fti n liumbeir or a .
am moat.
iathe casetiOpne
A larituarebiir! atetetsi were observed here;
on Thursday arioreitglottween the lieen of 12 '
and 4— some etticiate ttesat as high its &teen
theetteo. ",! -
qKe
'
,Afent .06
Railroad at Habeeby city has reraosid iltai Z
_
• thabhad cleat - itt itw, Mr. Mow, appointed
,ixt his stead. ;' •i • , • .
Nicholas SALT. 1: 411ir , miaow, emplen4 at ! the.
collisef i r the Dunesa
r ed.tha .. be
d t cL al (sapan al, som
ouety a:
terred on Mandy. • ;.!
• • _
On:Wirdeardil tut, barn on the firm
of Ntar Keener, ot Pf.newro to Tim, was entirely
destroyed hi Are. ..11..was the-work of an inoen
diary.: No \
the Schuylkill
ttteenag' to the
O. of G. T.,
Cork, will preach
‘,(2turch,.at
The public la
• The reliislierof Mr: Geo. . er, who was
d
recently' . kille - by ' wade' ir at the
, Iteppller'Honeit, de Ware at Foun
tain Bprtng on tbe;llth blatant: :
d rap views of t points in
Pine hOtographio •
the Goanty,oittraet deeerredly,inneh attention at
gialery; thie ha aped:nem of.
•• • '
the art they nanny& be.
at
Quigley, a miner , employed ' in a colliery
at Chow Hollow s hid his right hand injured cc
Wednesday, by a fall of coal. &total a the fin
gers irtro aniptitedenbeequently ,
•
Ow Satarda bud Joseph Idillward. an English- '
man and se tirmer employed at the colliery of
Geo. W. - Jobtui, St.'elair was seriously injured by
fall of , Coat; It was tiought..thaehe would re--:
co .
Six- het • dollars of the iteYee in the Kelly
and Parkinson ht,ltave been returned to Park
hum. Therm bait • --•• no focal disposition of the
matter as regsrds the • nee of the money,o , oo,
Kelly's stake.,
On Saturday night last an mum • - • al attempt •
was snide to eater And rob the F . ' Bank.
The - clothes that had been left banging out by
the families M the immediate vicinity were s••
by the thieve/if.
, •
John Hann ' ack, emPloYed at the mines of the
Excebdor.Coal Company, near Shamokin, leas so
rionsly bume4 oulday, last by the: primathre
discharge of it bleat be wins engaged, In tamping:,
lila thought that be will recover..
Reading Radraa4 Compemy.will • ' ex
cundon ticks* from all points in •
.• Coun
ty to Pottsville and_r6 mast. -re of the
County J4stita from Nov. 19th to 23a,
inclusive g e fares' down to twenty•five
. '
,G ,
s the Bth inst., a boy 10 years of age, son of
'D'azdea Rohrer, of Pinegrove 'Township, had his
aim so badly crushed, by being caught between
Par oog,-whasla at Miller, Graeff Zt Co's breaker,
at Bausch Creek, as to retitled' amputation.neces
sary. '
°tibial:day night last a bed-room in Mrs. Jen
nings' house, Coal Janet, which was occupied by
Repryfil Fox and a eon of Mrs: Jennings,
was
robbed $81.35 in money, the property of Fox.
was broken open and the money taken
D.. 11. 3lclialkin of Ashland, has porchaeed
.from W. H. Mooditi, the three.etory hrick
ing, &emu of Sixth and Centre streets, Ihat Bor.
sough, for ten thousand dellars.• Mr.!Hoodiyhas
purchased Mr. Kemmerer'a property re fifty-tine
hundred &Uri. • • •
, A quantity of clothing left hanging In yard
of -Pennsylvania Hall ; was stolen on' Monday.
'night. They were subsequently recovered by Cou
ntable Chriamanht a henswfia this Borough, the
occupant Of which will in 'all probability, be as
rpited- and held to answer.
. •
Debilte.—The Misersville Literary Association
will discuss next Monday evening in the &Id Fel
lows' Ban, the question, "'ls Usury Justifiable ?"
It is hoped that the distivaion will attract a large
audience to the Hall, Exercises will be coin- -
penned at precisely 7 o'clock: _ -
Thearresta Made by Idirshil'Hebiler's pollee
diming October - were forty-eix. Under the effi
cient action of !tilt force,crime has diminished in
this County, and there if a general desire that R
be continued. the,people feel safe from
murder. and lesser brit still nneridnrable; out
.
. • ..
Store Robbed. —ln Schuylkill Haven (Spring
Garden) on Sunday night last, the shoe store of
Mr. Fensilermacher was broken into and about
$l5O worth of boots, shoes and other articles were
stolen, and four' of live dollars in silver coin' were
taken outjof the drawer. . The rolibers gained an
entrance through the kitchen and went into the
cellar and other parts of the house.
•
lb% Darenger, Union Hail Restaurant, has ejnet
returned from the principal ctileis where be bee'
made arrangements to' be supplied during the
etomini winter with She best oysters, game, etc.,
the market, affords. He is prepared to get up
public and private suppers and dinners in the beet
style, and , trusts that the public will appreelate
his efforta to please by extendin g to him liberal
. .
patronage.
• ,
• Col: Farney's Leiters from Europr. - --Theee in
teresting and valurible lettere have just appeared
in book-fortn; front the nreee.of the Meeers..Pe
temp, Philadelphia. We .have already spoken
at length, of the great 'merit of these letters.—
Copies of; the book, which has an <excellent and
lifedike, portrait of Col: Forney, 'Lave been re
ceived tad can be obtained at the book-store of
. ----- g ---------- - - ` ---- .' r
of this rssoeiation wit Irtii—lae'rehien annul
1 1 111!
°UstltY- N e
4,hie_Borough, on Wednes y. evening:Nor . 27.
Arcionlrthe mwsio:whietr - Ibe s ang on the on
casino. is a beialful-din from the 'Magic'
Rate," by Illeitrt, entitled "O- • and Ailrie."
The balls of the Samgerburul a always,rellat
tended and very pleasant, and, we presume that
the next one will I* no exception to the rule.
•
\ On th 4 night of the Eith inst., the coal office of
-Monteßus it Co., Mt. Carmel, wafrentered liy her
' glare, who succeeded in forcing open the bate
with powder. The postmaiter who lives neir .the
office, heard the noise, ; and raising a window of
his house, the burglars ifled, without taking anyt.
thing' of :value. Oe the 'following day a man
tamed Theodore Chester was arrested by Mar-
Ahal Heisler's police on suspicion of , -being con—
_
*wed in the robbery. • -
• The Pair at Union "fall next month' in aid of
the d4tititnti3 families !of decpu4d soldiers and
promisee to bel very streeetisfule Disq
guirdiedmilitary gentlemen from .abroad are ex
pected teiVe present the members of the differ.'
ent chuMbee have interested themselves, and the
display will undoubtedly be fine. The trophy de
partment Must attract great attention. The Fur
will be tinder the auspices of Poet 1.10. 21, G. A.
8., of We Borough.
; •
,Slntribus twenty-flive cent notes are in circula
tion. They are the beet executed of this denomi
mai= Yet manufactured, acid are calculated -to
deoetrelthe most careful mpney•takers . . The-bo
gus sim'pey may be knowd by the paper being .a
Vide thtckerr than the genhine, and the 'green on
• tbe b somewhat-lig htet. , The vignette bf Fos
aenden ; at first glance, ai , corretVas that
it the ; ermine, but a elm* scrutiny shows that
is a: • woodcut, d bac • steel engraving.
The .11dwing resointiori Wee offered at s ape
cial meting of the Ashland School Board, held'
Nov. °Ault was last by • tie vote : -
BIPOVIMIN That J. Irrin Steel be expelled from hie
mist in this board es reporter of its proceedings, In ton.
empower of his having nitereprewoted them. •
The misrepresentation consisted in stating that
eleever's ineligibility' to thegresenrership of
the Ashland School Bistrict w iniconsequenco
of his failure %o pro ly audit secants. . •
"Xeitfieried grial.n i -Under this heading will be
found in our advertising columns the opinion of
the United, States Circuit Court of the Eastern
District-of 'Pennsytyinia, upon the Jenkins' ; ,and :.
lallabeustein'. - pstenti 'respectively,, for minetfaq-;
Wring wire screens. I T* important point are
'deeded. 1. The Jeukit patent does not 4over'.
the Lanbenstein inventio n' 2. or is weaving in
"looms and noting a hemmer in the cross wires any
infringement. We , invitelattention to the charge
of the Court In the . Owe. - '
•
Robbery in. Port Carbon. —On Ilatardav night
last a cellar att..bod to the dwelling of William
'Fitzpatrick, in Irishtown; Port Carbon, wai en
tered and robbed of butter, freph meat, etc.
Sonia weeks since a . neighbor , named Huber had
killed It pig, and stored it a meat in Mr. Fltzpat
rick's .cellsr: It la supposed that the thieves
aware - Ude, were after the remains of the por- ,
ker t they missed it, for the family litho-re
moied,it as they wentedi to use it, took the last
ham from the teller. •the day of the robbery.
This Is the first , robbery of trds character which
has happened In Poe Carbon for seine time:
-
Reti,T)r. itair t ipastor of the Metbodiet Epis
copal tlnarch of this Borough, delivered a. the-
COMO on Antutnn. on , Sunday evening last. It
elicited the untrialitled'admiration of all Who had
the *alum of bearing hittf. As, spar-intone of
magnificent word..painting, there is nothi#4 we
ever vad WOW" to,, which .thrpassegr Dr.
Moore s . series ~of diennons on the seasons:, An
entituidast in attliat appertains to 'Nature and its
works he postileeltte rare sod happy facility of
aßakeabg
_the breast of even the moetlunap•
preetativetme-titu_)beervinfr, an interest ` :in the
*Wel wonders anL - W.utilet Which surrotual rue
at each season of the year. . - m•-theat richly pug.
gestiie discourage every kindred loverArksture_
Ls under obligatipuitto the, Rifted
.
.20 Oieraters.—Ariumber of coal aperatprs'
ve,expresseda, desire sto contribute coal to be
d atthuted fby .ihp Benevolent Msociation of,
,bnt for Irma of a place:to store the :
semi they him been - okupelled to Withhold nets'
donations.. The 'Executive Board , haft now nisde
ample arnuegernenta for the reception Ind proper,
distribution of sat coal l4 that may be 'inrrushed _
All coal sent for flee f erance of tbe - bbjects of
"the 4110xistion should be consigned to Milton
tel., Gas Works; Pottsville, where it will
• We are requested -be state that any oor' s
iillioe to tarnish ixis.l to the poor of the Borough,'
ahoald do so at Idea* day.as:three are several
4sniliertribir hi print, of IneL • •
anat.
1 11 Ala,
II 1,.
aio qty.
0 15
• . •
• 'the Fell Ari a. ~
rwd Ik4/1 'of Post No. 43., of le
Greed rimoL d : l l ;, l, 41:144 ii,A Repablic, at deblas6: erth be •
beldfirtbe Zeros' Temple at that place, on
the evening of . Ws; ay. Ncrrember Is,
1867. The pr albs uts are to So into a
teed,' for the purpose of rslierisigAhe wants Of
uti Orph
tbs erMwe in 4 ass of deemed tiddlers, ial
the vicinity, 6 ' the appmcbim winter.
4mm:ditties Gras. Army: of tbeßepablie
.4
Is cgs la 11 fed a like interested, being .
commied '
of thwariesclere of oar cons:
aboa coautry, the *Neat (Thrbedlosteide
of the t it may OW, ,
- 06 18 0 . 80Lth _ , aga air t,to Wk it the Ma sad
support of. .
Bcp _ imam will be
Prim eb , tire st.the Meriloaes
arokmaele teltlikfiret Mkt lust been mow ~e d. 1
• " SOD
Mt4o
M
WWI
• 4 1 1360 A ~ - -Chi "Saturday Inc i 1
et t
... ..- . --. .
saloyd9 f? Iffs. Jobs . Ham * .
ta wisougany au Reading Bafframol:
Idea abcalPffiff as ailay * brabsia* i l =i
assa bstasso tbs! Plus. lasi iisir - ear sa gPPed--
wad tail upoolasi track./ limb's - earl one
. .....lelailkailega off nia,r big body.. Notoith
law terriblia niters of hi* tajirries, be
lirefor env( bans *Mr OW - &ambient, dyiapt
antill Oslo& at tilli isaidasas of . ads fatble,
amp II in Pala hatcr„ to Wbaeli ha had :
..lb, pm. a JP4r4 trip ii e Sandarac!,
.if ftmansartlis 'row,
fle . wo*V 'years of airs
,I
it
'lgnAdillialliE .wid
la fl ll i ,,
• rasps* air _ _lwaSi• '- -. ,
Ebt romainearefe interred on Ifooday rowning
nilbs Claibolio,Osmougy tido
was IaYSIO7 ~se
.
,
- - - 4 ' . , F - 7 ---- - . ~
, i
MIME
• and stares
' erect - lbe rent. The
and Tanuicui r •
)
Mm' end beautiful ire the • • mid&
have bole 'etpmeded tit poetry Itjed
golden Wane, ite hag leaves, ltd o lumil erairit i a
and eat; but the chenne One etbllet
nal ,mtg.tn the lenSnalle hie sorTSII
- these emit:bite mon hY nettlereolo l lllK • ,
The maw yea le baatinlng to its ekes; , ,
The Ma birds bine almost. their bat: '
• . Their bash odes Wither In the dreary blot. •• 1.
That shrill piped boWes , ' of early mow. • I
The patient beset, of the mob= , t •
oh with the stiocterehdr arta
• flange stale socezetter. for tbe ettmater put,
la=Ws littleesszater piece It growe r ;
the eta: melte= of the MI. brief thy
The dusk? winds dodder se they dine ;
The russet Iwo obstruct tie stnegglizr
Of cway-bexice. which no dace Mlara
• And the mutt *cods, In bidet scent env.
-- We* their old Undo with nestles ivy Won
. , ,
- A Beabriftri ilatitahrte
Union Carriage Yaetory, in the Ortherd the
Other day, oar attention was attracted tea bean
tifnlweggli etscuthig on a platform between the
ebece_ &epodes into au/stint:at we arse Wormed .
bY Mr. Matthews that it Malaise mods by him for
•Mr H. Gressang. f arnithre dealer. corner of
:Cesare and Union streets. thh.Borongh. The
Vehicle is what is Warn air spigot wagon. which
will enable it to thin is a epic* of its own
IE is built with_ phdfotth - statist's. hits double.
phrieled bOdy-witieli adds births strength. is quite
,light fx it. capacity, and is calaulaited for moor
tin *Ms. ?be appeitince of the wagon
ls neat - and sitriefles, sal reflects great credit
upon the Maker. We are pierlewil to see . such
work turn,d - Mit here. far it proves that there is
'Do ueonsity .to gO abroad to - get good vehicles.
Made. • Mule it is. thus shown that we have the
material mid.sktll here, to turnnut the grotty best •
vehicles, the post to purchase* ia poeitively less
than. when carriages or wipes 121 avid nine are
'procured
Trigitreav RobtF- find therfcalis*lng_s
ry in the Made' I Praia --$ Widnes:l4Y at.
-
S f ie had heard of eocenrrenceit it wore to tut
rather, 'queer loctic,.* - Highway libbers in this
Count axe oath - thit'habit 'of riding bi., - vkiticles
when they carry on their operabons. Ther-al
wayir go on foot and lay in-wait However, tti
story may be true as given- by Mr. Lelberwood,
And we republish it
Orr'Frldly sight. the tilt lat. Mr. Williantleiber
wood. agent for G '.ionakbottan mannhetarer. Ttnr
ty-litat and Cheetnutetreete. Philadelphia, was walking
am Petunias to Schuylkill Harm - About hilt-way
down he ma overtaken by a man in a lista warm& of
-whom he irked permimion to, ride. - Shortly after be
got Into the yam. the man haring diverted him ratan•
Lion :- street biro • violentbto* in the Para and snack
ed him lets the rand. where be lay stanneL The vil
lain then kicked him counercifdly. and: having robbed
Ads pockets of • golf watch and hisa t 3t. •':atabsbatt
about two hundred dinars In money, le him lying In
the yowl. Mr. I, having recovered his made the
best of life way to &WWI Haven. He is a
an Ingham= by birth, and has reai
r unquestioned honesty. ha as yet hem
ott the vil who
although, of
_Setarelt lain ill
_qetety "rectal polle Ws e c an t l a gt
ink it Mari
-...,.. - -
.. .• uceedingi of t 4 , NPpass_ille School BoCird...e
A stated meeting of the an d lllill held on Wed
nesday evening last. Predient Messrs. Lit • -
Smith, Sheafer, Wright, Derr, litoberiWells, •
and Ilos•ebeny,Prest, pro term • '
The committee on proposed night, •-• •4 _
ported in favor of the measure.. ~•
On motion of Mr . 'Wells it wan ntistjSed that
-subject be referred to the Finance / Committee, to
report if the finances will permit their establish
ment, and Thwat,..whether ways and means can be
devised for the rpose. cii{r.
schg
A commode& front ' Neirlin, County Se
merintendent, as f the rasa of the • Female
Grammar Building to hold the sessions of
the County Teisher_f iLientute in, was read. The
request. was Orated, accompanied by a resolution
that the i t spes of tlteLks t orign be closed during
the seed° f the Ins
• The co mittee on purob teleseope for high
schoolofubmitted letter of Kr. der, the owner,
offerieg -to give reasonable time ent„ if
the Board should purchase the instrument.
- On motion of Mr. Wells It was resolved that the
'Committee be bostracted to purchase the . • . -
ment, and that the - Keeney for the- perpise be
drawn from the beclfr=fund.,,, The vote on the re-•
solution was as follows
:• - -
yeas—Messrs. . Few, Huber, Little, Smith,
Shearer, Wells---6.
Nave—Messrs. Derr, Boieherrv, Wright=s - . - '-
'' A letter from J. Wharton - Bradley, teacher,Sek
ing infoimation in reference to h is continuance
as a teacher beyond the time for whiCh he is en
gaged,
was read, when on motion of Mr. Wells:it
was resolved that ,Mr. Bradley be elected for the
remainder of the school-)'ear at his' present-rate
of sal&ry. } -.;,---- • , .
On motion of Mr. Wriatit was resolved the k t
the Board meet in - Committee of the Whole on the
afternoon of the 18th inst., for the purpose Of
visiting Minersville street to select suitable ground
for a new school&new., • ~. -
On motion' of Mr.-Welle it was resolved thit the
Borough Superintendent be required to madras
ted monthly reports of . the attendance of ,the •
teachers at the Borough Teachers' Institute. .
• Bill of John and Henry Ji Etch sbs 20 was
laid over until next meeting. I .
The following bills we read and , orderedo4
paid: ---..,...
Pottsville Gas Conipany,:. : - .'T,- - 4 Sti 00
M. Zweibel, 12 00
Chu: Bittle, • ' _ 40 00,
Mary Douglass, - - - -.•- 30 00
Jas. R. Shearer, • 1, . 250 06
r• -----
Piccione 'acne,
Total,..
Adjourned
•
1161 , 1 Attempt to 110 the' County Tieasury--The
Robbers get into the bill fait to open the
:cafe!—On Butolay morning last about
burglars. supposed to be strangers and prefab.
sionals, effected an entrance into the Court House,
evidently as 'folloWa They procured a plank,
evidently from some stable - in the vicinity, add
placing It with one end resting on the ground add
'the other on the top of the rear :door of the hail
which tuns from the front to the rear,of the bail
ing, one climbed up and raising the window of the
library room, entered it. He forced the lock of
the library door, and going down stairs, went to a
- paOtigpt way leading kite the cellar,. took down a
key, opened a aide door and admitted his confed
' orating; - They then proceeded to the door of the
Treasureee office and by means of a crow-bar or
large:chisel, forced the , ,bck. The door bears the
mark of a broad instrument on its inner edge: Al
ter entering th e office they tore out the brick 'work
on the left aide of iron - door of the mall; and
forcing back the bolts of the kik, kerma a, c• as
to the vault: The vault mettles besides a lireo
numbers of valuable papers and documents, two
iron sates: One oontaming books is left Constant
ly open to prevent them moulding. The other,
Amid larger one manufactured by Mr. .Charles,
Kehrerof this Borough, was locked, and contain
ed about $lOO in connty'fands,,,aed $2200 :no-.
ney, belonging to Mr. 11. J. ilendier; the Treas
urer, and to Mr. Vilm. B. Rudy.. It is supposed,
-that after breaking open-an inner -compartment
in the smaller safe ' they directed their attentions
to the large safe . They punched a hole about Biz
or eight inches in length in a panel of the safe
above the lock, with the idea probabl, of blow
ing the door Off with powder. Bet they' must have
been convinced of the hopslessnesii of the task,
in consequence of the great strength and peculiar
cuptruction of-the safe, and abandoned it, for
there is no evidence that they attempted the use of
powder. Even if they hid snoceeded in forcing
the large doors, they would havelad a more for:\
foldable job, inside, fortho smaller compartment
is nude of a quality of steel, that would require,
st least 'twenty-four hours hard work to penetrate
'with the best tools.inere is no doubt- that as
burglar-proof safeli,'Mse made by Mr. ffehrer
are not excelled tby those manufactured any
where in the country. / • -
,:The burglars obtained nothing of any value to
them and left the building it is thought, about 21
'o'clock in the' morning. Mrs. Meiswiekid, who
lives opposite, and was up with a sick child, saw
three men come down the front steps of the Court
• Manse at that.hosir, and as it was' a bright moon
;she thinks that if she ever saw - them
again, she will, be able to identify them. - '
' This oecnrrehoe shows the dement) , of having
a night watchman at the Court House, to guard
the building. not only against' nch depredations
as the one now rioted, bat against tire, whichif it
got ander headeaY, world destroy in all proba
bility, public recordsfuid papers which are of
great vaineend could not be replaced. The Cote
misitexters,%ire think; should
,fael warranted in
making each turi.appointment. • ' "
'
POlice Cases.-:-William limes, az 'in& - a v- I
vi ua.
il Ahis
from nobody . knows where; made appear
ance ib this Borough last:- wee and signet
tred•his advent by getting On a stupendous
drank, which helmet mi . until y Ls* then
feeling a disagreeable vacubm in his abdominal
regions, commonly known 9 41 hunger, ha stag
gered into` the saloon of Mr. John . Schneider,
Centre'street, above M,inersvillie Road, and naked
Mrs. S., Mr. , .13:; being temporarily absent,' for
bemething to eat' She started to get him some
, thing, when the ideaentered his head to clear the
wmiees of the 43001pm:its and take passemion.
Hirseized ihrtge butcher knife from a table, and'
whirling it around in Comanche - style, sent Mrs.
8. and her children pereamlim into the street.—
This attracted s crowd, end finally Mr. • S., who
first ..gave the fellow a cuffingto sober him; and
then took him before Squire -F. W. Conrad;who
'committed him to prison to answerthe charge of
. committing an assault with a deadlyysspon.
On Monday list .ffenry Heckler who
_keeps a
saloon at Seoond. and,
ei Market street, tab Borough,
bej n
end John Bomm, ng WI of
t f t i lammed
themselves by pommeling each o sr Market
'-street.. Atteit"tapping the claret', fr ly ands&
filitur some of the rich soil of ours to to their
clothing, they were arrested'hy Constable Chris
man, taken before Squire .Conetid and fined for;
disturbing the *ice. . • ' - --' .
• ' Barney, - McDonald 'met Michael Brennan on;
Centre street, on Monday last, and requested the,
payment of some money Michael' owed him.—
. Michael replied impudently, Which Barney not re 4
Wang, he advanced his Idt with speed and pre
cisioii, from the idamOderceending Mb. 141 " to
erase. " To this Barney admid a severe beating.
McDonsid•las suheopiently arrested .by Conita
ble Chrism's!' taken ! before Squire Conrad, arid
held in 1300 bill Marione. . ,
On the 'l.fternoon of the Bth Ind ; still =he II
stranger, entered the clothing aimed Mr. Isaac
Mann Centre ;street,: opposite the Union lintel:
He"askedto, see romepantalocese; Mr. Maus laid
a pair - okthe counter, when the elan
struck ir. - Mann in the - face, and seized hi* a
chain, with' that evident intention of: tartar . his
witch. The chain broke, and the f li rty Wadi°
get it cnitofair. Mann's pocket Mann . Mann was
struck several timee. by the tobtier PoetrusatclY
ttekeranter wit between them the scuffle;
andste failed to inflict any_ serious
Mr:
Mr: Mtnies perm." Mr. Mum called - loodlylor
help and the fellow .was arrested' on the spot . by
High Constable'Barr taken beforiliquire Deed
and committed In d nit of bail to answer. In
the Squire's office he is arm is Chap.
H. Davie, and that he is from • Ward,
Philadelphia. '„
__- '
.1
.0n th e 30ttraf April Lk s warrant 'was fussed
' for the arrest of Monis Ens, &boatman, charged
by Markt E. Eckert, of Int Cuban, with ma
licious mischief and threatening to barn i hie
' boom. Ryon evaded justice at that theeatal i i
tog the County,” but be Wet,' returned, t
himself safe we presume. Be ursokoned with
out his host." for hawse arrested this' week by
Mamba Heider's 'polka, takem More Squire
on thalStb, and odder answer atAltrut
-DPI t ra llredmisday last a Mn. Ift=fl( s latn-
We, was litiforelqfte Fridley,
Rodgers of the ; same.
lies
aet of
Mi breaking Maly%
~over Mad throe/mg a
I ive t Leto 4er houla Hanagh tertnelote..llre.
H. was under atettAnmale or "hergkdoor Aktbo
time. Mayas mennitled in default of" to
to
On Thereby a man- ,
- evening. ' meal Law%
Dungan, of,Philadhlphia arrived been from that
city, vioomepanied by* Warranke patiesmes and
- Dr,
__lDneld old J. U. lfliabrie, tbalatter Olt :
more. Tie mamma lt Was Wood by it
adelptda akierMen. arid'a ea tarqaa4 2
Chia Prang, Danr4.. - SrMirle, . 1
Wal. Nanwiamberarrerl ilsolliGeo:
Sam', charge! ela emth of Dogma with
• eriemOteig lip cheat and debited Wail mad Wawa
The -charge groin; out - of the memo** of the
into Ores* Eastern Home lboshreneelf of
which the Owe. nemed"ellipses Vitale=
Fila Cie sir g re b* sad- inst= ibich se Ckg riL lMitillitr itiedue
the listen lb _ Wig
-1 wetly .and ageadiabt ibli edhageg-
However.. bad 7a
tad. yesteaday c sod wire ar. to
florrotht Om Oourtift Ph. . . ~
Lira I=iria aarLill rais . -
-and takes &Ore
t t.
al " Oath
41„
to
aL'7;. • ;0m LW whet
t ka b laV at ri Afi t r ` ll -ft l FAlß.. , :iii i e
' .;
*a l b peallilid: ar•
rashod • sad laid is
ball by apposesses town ft. .
the Falbalg . Ra1k4,1102,410 NZ=
MCA&WNW glingli
tRICI t
thaw do edema aims sad
r:Z...ISl ir
:flhs here mid ailissta
Sh=seeeMidleiP ars sow Mem
oneratioare NM the malt
whicholitesafere Aare.
litenms , while Us
ellPellb_ lathe ewe of the Sin sobs
we have tM most reliable sith=hir
ornerier to Abobssi Zeglish
This is certabilT o s gratifring 'tee s f aff
to
connection With this great MarOttal
ancluelvery, esist with
tics the mach b a
th race i Vr t air=
yope, we earl be verfeettr indistrindent of f
countries for oripp . iiee ot fanny M 54 ethe h
The iron ' coil, capital. akin and snao= 4 : o. )f
Great Bdtabl, hue wads her the Rtsat
tnrinr notice she Is. The Crated &Mee poesore
alltie- requisites fa equal eminent" and with
Cerenecutelteeleet, would speedily hew=
the Pear of the mother or any Mbar 'gantry',
:Those droughts were sugg ested di teetl Y•
rourA me =isit a day a tiro shies the
Boning Mg, which thought/se
11:1 end of the Wessis.'Atkuin ttro7/
has been rebuilt and sulargeA
Wiriarttritriwith our =midair/. WOrg
it was ctimigettd and the t in
abut .stew
we
sines. We ea the
eteddeelY and :aneraturincessary to f -a4tOn
the workmen in their labor.of , rolling and hand
ling ride, and found eventhing of the . mart!.coess
plet stl and convenient description "
ran by 0 *OM"
ed---ItIOVr NknllZl, (adapted AGAIi!F! . •-
ect nes, same undetstood, bY Xt•C• Ile .a"")
receives avail as it leaves the last roll. wad ®ores
it to the saws which cut it the rerd =Ms.
The steadiness and effectiveness this Wm- -
tit cannot be *gnaw by any warted by mere ho.
mastriLitt.- .. •We observed that the facilities
_thy
Ye for handling the rened ie "." 464-
From the thin a rail leaves last mil
until it reaches the tack to be iihWA
handled
-
handled in the various merithsle of hinq
Ste, by two warkthen in each ear. with eti •
and apparent ease. let the rails we saw ad
dled on the day of our iisit,Alltighed each, 81P
hundred pounds. EverYthieS sc) admirably
Years,
and so nianyzimprovemosts have of late
Year, been introduced into the process of rolling
&ahead/ink rails,. that the amity of the blot?
is Weeded while valuable timels said- /i
- he not nisoe to enumerate all my in
chinery and apparatus which attracted /6
motion sad intersoolne.
the most prominent and costly, w
were made inPr and -
'table to the *kW on .0. •
three-high 194 n of
*driven byprigbt en r'
This is is fine ea
jar or noise. r
-it weights 23 tons. r
ot 18-inch genial
o g r in t e c t i r
arid atm r
of 10-
4 ttie way t
-Zing* medi
c. There is one
A for rails, whirls
~e of 2.50-horse power.
(ion of work, and runs
.ore fl attached to
sere is ono three-high train
I; driven by s 90-horse veer.
areis also, a 60-horse pOeter en-
Jg the large.-blowers, the:punches •
In addition there are three engines
J power each, for driving the saws, ran
-4 g machine, and shops conneeted with
in/ 1 4e. The. machinery for tiniehing and
.ndling the rails hi all of the most ini=d i
And, and arranged to make rails of any
from 24 to 80 feet. The present capaeky of the
Mill * about fifty tens of finished rails per day.
k ikats4
In connection with the Mill there is a machine
ish add fou ndry , In which work and repairs for
th Mill ape executed.; The Mill and can ohs
b • ingif curer over an acre of ground. ind O r a
....nap sot to about four hundred wortmem If
en crate the families of those who are mar
ri Ind that about nine hundred persons
(enong constitute a fair sized town.) are tle
roer„lila
f b i t r U liye .the business of this a ttl
the
Th is one' feeftre in reference to the rigs
made at this Mill, whilah,panst commend them doe
th desirous of, ktiowizactly the quality Of.
the they order. It is thw- 41 Lata llama.
Attu also own the two large stipetior fele
naoes in this Boroueh known as • Pioneer,
No: 1 and No 2.” ,the quality of the ig molt
al is generally recognized and, tallow 5
be very fine. Now, Jai of the iron Used 'in
Mill la manufactured at the furnaces mimed:
the Messrs. Atkins are than enabled to insMe
not only a good but a uniform quality of all rails
I ltupiabed by them, which is cersinly, an impor
tant matter. I' - . • 1, ',
The rebuilding and enlarging of the Dattsville
Bolling • Mill, are among the gratifying improve
ments we have been celled upon to note this year
in connection with our Borough, and we do net
doubt•that the enterprise of the Messrs. Atkins,
In consequence of the very fine quality of the
rails they make, which as we have remarked, ate
said to be superior to the beet English rails int
'ported; will be abundant*: rewarded, Already,
wherever need they have given grestesatisfactinn
land have in consequence,. obtamed'an enviable
reputation. • i
Sheri:tr. S i n
e n -Rent_ETts , e. l —The Sheriff will
offer for sale at the Cobrellinrs'p in this Borough,
on Sattudiy, November 30, tho following rea l
estate : " • .
Lot and frame store and dwelling, Sicond and
Centre streets, Ilahanoy City, as the property !Ilf
Lert-Yengst. . • 1
Lot and church building, Mahanoy City. as the
'petty of the German and English Erangelleal
• trarr Church of liishanny City, owner or I*-
PP' • • , and Nelson Jennings, contractor.
Thirteen scree of land and framedwellibg,
Nprthll(anbeim Township, as the p perty of
Amos Roffman. _
Lot and dwelling, Railroad street, Cr/ssons, as
the property of Joseph RithwelL
,___Lot and brick house, Orwigsburg, as the
perry of Elias Schneider.
Lot and frame building, Ashland. alli c le pro
-if Mahlon Creary, owner or rept' owner
• '
11340 IMI
10,057 0
,t 510,397 87
perry of ---....)12 tres.,, _
and contractor.
Lot, two-story plank cottage dwel e g bootie,
frame stable, and, frame carriage hou , Lehigh
street, Tamaqua; as the property f George
Brdwa. • 1
Five acres, one' hundred and one Parches of
land and frame dwelling, ;restaurant,lstillern
stable and ice lit - inse, Pottsville ; andour lots,
Market street, Potteville, as the propert yof Chas.
F. Alaright. ; , '
'_ Three lots and frame dwelling. Peacock street,
Pottsville, as the property of John Poole, de
ceased, in tlle bands of _Caroline Poole, lois ad
ministratrix,l and of Caroline Poole in her own
right. • .. •
_ I
Lot and flame dwelling and stable,lllishan4
City, as the ;property of May KTIIIIIO,I • i
-Fifty-one acres of land id Rneh Toaikhip, "a
-ll
the properly of Ketnrah SI - er.
_, \ - •' -
Two lots end- frame dwe g,Trein nt, as the
property of Jacob Hassler. .1
Lot and frame dwelling, "homey ity. as the
property of Fergus CamnbelL' ; I •
Lot and two twn•stary bonne, Mahanioy City, as
the property of CorneliusMiper.• ' 1
_.,
Lotrandirame ' dwe ll ing, alo Alto, as the pro
perty of Joseph Mallen. _ L , , .;
Nineteen acres of land an Imam stable( North
Manbeim Towable, as th property of Daniel
°seawall, deceased, in the ands of lEdwerd Le
bengood, his adminietrator
Three hundred and tweet -three acres Of land
and frame tavertehouse, table and saw-mill,
Wayne Township, as th 'property of John
Schafer., , .
Lot and I
building, She, d,ah, as the property
of John Forney, owner 0 : reputed owner, and
Henry J. Moyer, contractoL; -
Lot and frame dwelling, re-house and stable r .
i
Tremont. as the property o John Marks.
Lot and frame dwelling nd shop, itirieraville
as the property of Aaron llashitch Isaac, Ras
bitch, Mary Peels and Eliz 14tii - finithes.
The half part of all that pertain message, tene
ment and piece or parcel of ground in Schuylkill ;
Haven, containing three one hundred 'and- ;
thirty-one perches, as th pro perty of Phi li p B. 1
Palm. • i
rel it*
One ben - d - and thirty-Even acres - of land and
a large rolling - ill. iron h use, clay bowie, black-_
smith -*hop, e nter s p, trend office,. five
block" of dwell g houses, four dwelling houses,
one three;otory boarding house, and, a barn, North
Manhelm Township, as-;the' property of The
!Mount Carbon Rolling 11111 Company. - •
Lot and two•story frame dwelling, Schuylkill
Haven,"as the prop erty
o • Jonah H. Haerther. -
'' Twenty acres o land mid frame dwelling and
barn, Union iTownehip, Le( the property of Elias
Artntan. i I
Lot and-two-story frame dwelling, Cressona, as
the property of Emanuel Sc haeffer. ;, • . •
Lot and tmprovemente, 'famaens, as the pro
perty of William Eastw , , , , , •
Lot., frame dwelling and shoemaker shop, Port
Carbon, as the property of Daniel Slattery.
Lot, frame dwelling and stable, St. Clair, as the
property of Theodore Thom. •
•
Fifty-three acres of land; frame dwelling and
bank barn. -Eldred Township, as the property. of
Abraham Krohl. 1 . 1 • •_.:
"The Rohrer Tract, " one hundred and sixty
four acres, Foster Township, as the property of
The Schuylkill Coal Company. I
Two contiguous lots, fr"me dwelling, carpniten,
shop and dace, Shenandoah, as the property of
Henry J. Moyer. . i i i
Lot and building, As and, AM the property of
1.1
Michael McGrath. .
Lot and frame house Mahanoy City, as the
property of Benjamin an Catharine Riegel.
• Nineteen acres of -la d, - frame dwelling - and
bank barn, Upper (dab tcingo Township, se( the
property of Abraham H. Rloch,
Lot, brick dwelling an .frame stable; and .lot
and frame dwelling, Po Clinton, as the property
of John CrawforcL,... .
- Lots. with appurtenandes, Pottsville;as the pro
perty of -Gottlieb Haag. • • • •
Lot, frame tavernAionsi and stable, Newtown,
&alba property of Caroline Zerbe.
pr f
Lot and frame dwell' , ' H u bj e fruk,, as-the
property of John Jen
Four hundred , and e Ines eland, Butler
Township, as the 7 :of The Schuylkill
Centre Coal Company. .
Lot and frame, dwel Log, '' Orobird,' Potts
villa,
.as the property of Thomas Downey.
Twelve litmdreH and wry - four - and & half seri e
of land, with blest f ace, en railroads,
dwelling", to., einem* lbwnstilp . as the pro
perty of John R:;Breitrbach. . ; ,
Aar Goal costs two do tarsi tonmore in Chin
es than In Detroit:.
Captain David IT ekley, of Lovermore, Me.,
oiled on 13struda7, aged 02 years. I
WA young lady in ghind f oun d m a i p i pa i
s i n
114 put a check for .009 under her wedding
breakfast 'plate ~ ' I -
. 41111ir A boiler explosion in the rolling mill of
e, Grafi A Dull, Pittsburgh, on the Bth ine, ; „,
_r ed fourteen persons, . I , i -
..
.Win Lcbazion.. saute enterprising capitalises .
ere o e t rsidaing an aseriation far; he manufact.
tau* ii , agriculturalp enters! an extensive
sale. - • -4
ar m B. ciiitintc ~ of NeW York, 'el
lir o
1866 sold $78,000.000 ,d goods_the ~,se
year's busbies:li of in • w olesale houseln
world. • • '
monis introducilori of music into the public;
selicsibi of Lowell, MaW., meets with so numb fa-,
toe that each of Mal grenonar schools is now An
ha soni alr" st i lon i r li eir. about l to *ming lerect i t en nsignifieen Cihriatisib t. haft, Al i:
113d0.000 iii the total required, and that will won
be fortbximing. I -
iplity ;sista eats' a ton mid aaai oi
inns a *eta) bl iz %lee=, Vine., and tin
nal theirs ara--e into the river tu
muli it will not for a paykur
sab.john
_Sahli'''. of NeLon, IV*, went int Obis
held' lost Best, and °ming ii steak lift whes4
found it wet. He sai d he wow kak as taa, m b ar,
.. aa it that i res wet too he would him
41 1Hitur•
.F. - 4 , , a t,
i s t d v g. .....b : : tAieg t op T ailtil ua
I.
— nt ki F dernaritrirrla i r r at
tgjara r tl i t
law out a OW lilt.
bctiig weal sicaare in - "k Tha l th
reo to be esounterfalt.L 1 1 :
- semeakus TiltoriM a lectore lb be
111 - .; old that the Anal WO-tided' eg liw =
estitavy will be' said la Ideloll tar the negro
question ;
and the lad third toe the yenta claw
OM HO Wilma the only loarstl of the net
• a ma iby wood be that %moot 'add rare Mee
denied woman her full 1 i0 ta. ..,,,
Sall Maine Tanis has procured_
tai iii iiirsotielaer 11111 11 bet Shafting a l b,
gles; ter ataalladigi,_ yll! 1 "Altial_ mos at swipe
.ix belt in g.: TM 3 g.& 111 gingear •01.1.. • elide;
tar is placed is lip !VA andaiotiosi boantirred ,
by the. oaks ot a aware crook as auk , moil
nia maa bß li ery rim wither* it* hot ordoel
WA 911.11b 1 aft le ebnelleilkliaos., mast
* sole triber husband rionikr, k a a d i a ,
nth a irowarreo mate, rust-'
cussesV ll l o anti admired id* sod
it al awd bigots plies of Mobs
wpulalif) OM t0_11•11 romp. sea
a m twit, . ihisbead tbs
s a es at time aid time Oa red
. kac . la. oast at the taw sod
= ib• 1 Z1 .4111 Y t a.4 lad Weessasd:
soars the tats noirtantairl. maid ,a
'grand tattiest. not OM atttellillik eariesa. As;''
soranosi worellside as ,timart a 1 , 10 !
WA Roleit
I aimher ti be me. s
bone% OM &al MI eleitelleMe
, .
scasozi.
PEN. PASTE
--- Th3riathlrgoom6 dammer, lbser.sxh Beth, 1911....
• Dim thammthr-lliy ben ator Rom ithe Oath_
_IA
Illitillaethibm Cant bate. 3 'While el this riellgtit
ld Ruth Ithitilbollborallhonladnetrialanstßeform
thorylltheall he boa, he the Coaaty of 11.1631 am.--
la seamed this lOW, which the that inei=,.
for shoe the ors. bet be.' so gem that.a
on zwdesging he lir OM watethe Mk calociethhith
of boys guilty of petty hainia. 1e,.. allosah lust
where the ebildrp at a issithita by their Penthie.7,
Statelier embraces Leedom. Lad of coatiee, fendsba
the ash pap:lsla these fkbeith. wadi are eaportsd'
la pat by.tbe" Governinent, the math% and those
hams was loathe wages. I mashie It, and do not.
impost tali MAIM% lla hasma V a child ltha
bien siegleeted by bh threat% awl tha
~ cate tend do
wort fat they mat amblaite th re e ',Wings
of he eadoehll4, a week, a they ara ear:
sad sent to pats.. The Goverirment atm fa
rut of lab - t ileglig43l thlaintol iald 'ziowV iltir Government ";"mg. '
psys the • of la: , The balsam an lopported
*tat ' . )Tblellehril Ms mathanoihrta threat
a • • •
• 3 _ • •
111 his thestitheat psalm, the hithi Fr
nulthe• nthi. theifieuida.' Altthi.eilliathl. Pi .
1
therm a an laintra to ice` ; bat 9..•
Imam We noi Regiffizabsa . Ali mitts, Ate; bribe
arrest of gages 'guilty' of nay. abbe are,letheiiby
these Ithgarethe, and the pithier athazbefose the
oa a designated day foe'.bea.;- - All petty cameo
these lthitletralei Leer, an&WPas , f+l httliatt any ja
r". The aloes lathataii amines tasthemd to the
Cosa, ar Cloat Coats libriztal *Jay. Tee oaks
• a Regarthis Wu hamieble one
. beta[ being no ply
or_ens taments who as a telt. to co try. la
tereion, treermer(tbe hotness lelanartw i lf it
tikes up newel tie Whole time of
~, . ,
trate% . to ceoseq le wetly they -Oh- li er-atzw at p
pow ett emus anoknoseato the** to -
h b r e rth the 'bashes
_largish sithm* to, When
are broa*..berwe, thaw totanah and 'found gull- "
/Oaf any - atm a, ' they we trenthered to these
tad Re Leman sellath, whals they are re.
thettheted in the nallaseets of gram eitt'
cation, and learn sorrier Imam such a i , farmer, a
blacksmith, . tailor, engissee%isallor, Mee
r:atter. Saddle% maetr l an. he., for whisk they they be
' sated or may whet. i They have also %.sidi shoat to o
,
Stet kmg,,lldly rigged as the ground,. there those who
hake is be sallonve navigators, can be astracted::--
;
, The children enter thaw whale wan 3 yaws of age
and upwards, and are laid , mill they We Warr:hotly
instructed. and ham asomi hams by which they can
, support themselves. Those placed tu tai by the ekir-.
emend are kept call they are awe of age,
,
when they eater the public seniors In wakes teats-
stn. Pates for the others ins -oNtatzed in name
l . parts. of England, remold from tair:famer haunts,
I - .and many are seat to Austell% . canals" end other
1 Rabbi: Monies.; After they leave the Institution,
them lea carrell B eaune kept rep car the be!, by the or-, '
dam of the lerittakm, foe &period of 0 yam. tamer
agent% width ludas • very selthama Influence on
, ta they Wealth acquainted with the wcth of the world
I and obtain some see .' " Eh asletwisty la the In
, demos of this Institatlon that at drat ritolit en per
cent. of those tamed out were dottrel,' reclaimed. Al
,they gel° einem/me this per cease!. increment, and
at present it is sathesed that fully le per ceot:will be
za.k. ' In tat bigot laboys din:barged 10 te
tanal before the,endratloo of the year. •In lats out
of 430, 9 rearatthl and in; 1566 out of fed, only ono
, hed Mama is hz as they had beard from In that year.
, This le deditedlls•the most efficient and cheapest mode
, of checking aim% by nipping is in the Md. The
whoWeipense of maintatoirg each Pupil spear an
' cling and t instractlng Mut in harming, or rocclumm
,amounted to n th to 1 - 12 la Id. tslll 14 pir annum at
`-'llktothe pound) which is but 014 per week.. The
truillierOttere nest. anammtal and eubstantlal, inclu
ding a tharalful Chapel. ,The meats an. haadsomrly 1
I laid out and ornamented so as to inspire Glove for the
beautiful among the inmates. All ; ti* boys, when
theythet mer c ers kept! at work on the am, lot one
year,.sp as to Work out Of the imam all kinds of taint
or dame so into renahtely purify them and make
them healthy, before Una are taken Into thelSehmlo
or workshops, ; Iu the absence of tbeltmetintendent,
Mr. thooks, we were indebted to the pcillteness of the
Rev. Mr. Ptiktmen, the chaplet% who Loth ms through
the scads and workshop., and also the thither" and
sleeping apartments, which were admirably adapted
for the purposes wed. The progress of many of these
unfortunate cbildren was quite estrehhingrbut the -
ship which had only been Introduced' recently
Was a great feature. and rthhough large numbers de.
stred to be sailors, rota stale boy had fallen ReMihe
rigging, or hid been Warm up to the time of our visit
Kindness °eta : pout of the °Meer% menu to be more
efficient leyeelahnlng these outcasts than seemly, and
great pains are taken In selecting proper persons to
fill thaw station. . In pawing through the different
school rooms-we were struck with the singular forms.
then of the heads of many of these boys,-they ezhitl
ted numistakably the effects of the rime. of the pa-:
lentil on their offspring, dad we' were astathbed that
through its team% the human face divine-could be
tas:am marred., ' 1 - •
~. Windsor Castle lc anether object of great Interest
'anon tam which we visited while staying at Darby
House: This Castle is occupied generally ln the. Wi
nter by the Dona family. It was the favorite residence
of Prince Albert. and le, of corms; the favorite public
residence'of the Queen. It to lasted on high ground,
on one el • da of 'the town of Windsor, and can be wee
at as great a distance as the hail atmorphete of Eng.
land will admtt . The • buildings and enclosure corer
about halve acreit TIM Castle Is believed to have
been one of old Reiman fortresses, and It was eon.
vested into i reddenee :for the swat family, by Henry ,
I, In the beginning Of the eleventh century. Int.,
menw sums of money have bean spent am this Palace,
sad although it is one of the most ancient; it is kept
In excellent rash, and inmost gorgeously (untitled
as a Royal residence. .The whit% are admitted
beech to ell the State , Apartments, consisting
a the Queen's Audience Chamber-i-the ald Bell
KortutAziene" State Drawing .he ßoom.
Mato
Anti- •, Aland . am* and Vestibule, the Pres,
ence: her a Grand Sall, Room, 90 feet in length.
and it tln breadth AM also 34 feet in beight, this
Grated' her, th e llacerep Presence antra% th e
Clai cam
Waterloo Chmber, a' magi:llllcent apartment, which
L frequently used ae a Banquet gall. These apart,
mats are all forntsbed with the richest arthles, of fur
niture that art sad Wealth can produce; and the walls
are all demented with mist tapestry, paintings eld
'portraits by the gnat macre. The Watelloo Rooth
Is decorated with 3, Rill length Portaitiraf those con
nected with tbrgetileof Waterloo.. But St. George*
Hall, a grand 114 quaffing room, the la largest; and fait
Lathe Castle. `'lt is 9eo , feet In length. by 3 4 to; in
width, and the ceiling* a het high. In thik ' so
all the Grand State , Dinners are given:and the walla
are thancel with frill length portraits of the follow-,
ing OoTeleigne : -- Ja*its I, and Cta3_ffill.- bl Y.-.. 44ci , '
Chula ,11, and' James 11, by Sir Peter Lely t. Mary.
_William 111, Annit and George I: he Sir Oodftei 'Cal
ler ; George 11, ty Zeeman ; Gnome 111, by Gaines >
aunt ; and George IV, by BlrTtiomas Lawrence:-
On twenty-four shields, behind the throwsa .thatx of'
state, sze the Arms death eoverelgi of each Order of
the Garter, trim its *dation in the reign of; Edward
111, to William IV. On the ceiling which Is in the Go:
'this style, from the ' dodges by Geofrey Wahine, are
'emblameed the arata of lathe knights to the present
period. i Between the i wrote of the thirteen lofty .
Medea,. on the south side, the einem of the knights,
'are psi* on Mali tribieldso, with a number meter
poodlng with their seieral armorial bearings - On the
ceiling; wbleirtonner contained an allegatad patot. , ,
t og ; complimentary , Charles 11, *Terri°. Than bit;
rni, 4 l3
a mule Wier, at . . mad ; four knights in completel
armourl-one g the founder. of the Order of,
the Mitt:4 l atid sack*. his son. E dward the Black,
Prime t' sod sweat brass shade bearing St. George*
wove, with the luier' and motto of the Order between'
the portraits, on the thwth side: of the hall.- / 1
All thaw apartmehie• On be visited by the peopte,!
on certein days. In 463Kton to thaw; th ere are Ilat,
Queezia Private Apattunesits. which number awarml'
of twenty, What &Meet , own to the puha,' but etX.
want lifo-like views of thereeipartmelits can be wen
at the horned Waleet% which were taken by tennis--
she of the quees.,:add are on ethlbitioa. • \
Within the- enekitheibl. whither Castle, ti st,'
georgfee diva; tine tot the Aced Ise; England. and al
though it shown tho Mark of great age outside, tits
well meeerved iti tallateria, which is truly magnifi
cent. The chair h a te meet richly carved of lay to
England, and all narraordings correspond. On
each tide of the Mariam *ringed the soveretgn and
the knighti. compentah oft the Order of lbw Garter:-
Above. the; stalls are warpett
--
their banners, and be ; .
.
oath the bannen,,, tbe man , swords, and ablate
of the respective knight , jt was In this Chapel that
Prince Albert aid the 4 IMO married, and undei ,
a stone repose the remsba of Henry VIII, sad his
Queen, Jane Bctabou4end py, their side, Be also the
remains of the unfortunate King Carat I. Tara
are Cumerotti chapels or insolesutts connected with.
the Chapel, the largest\ end most i elegant of Wail to
the Wolaey Chart, lit;lch lie the remake of George
111. and , his Shealy . la Chapel was commenced by
' CardloalWohey, fir hie rating piste, and be
determined that it should 'swam In
those of the Boyattansily, but it waineser'cOmpleted.
and the Works of Leh he „ were sold by order of the
lag Paramenr,,hal ' then the fonds appropriated.
It resistnerf in this!eitt i ttoo until the year Nie, when
it wait fittalut. all i t4 tomb.' , i '
lo the 'splendid Uhlman cielleithibe ;lOW
llitrYi marl* to{ Altair witich-thearefully
ImpliWOr Ibe 4 :19 41 ?. , th)thilln-riatbY ili and
Istmilitia, traria* ' 4thentelnif tirthelled, end
1 agithr sehoundlued: ceasahrt,'"ffiatilkspol cadets
. a ** iiathan tioneesith icai tthietlai'Reek, cat .
' .tslalsah and bin -'' L ad boo 4111140 -
soolootemi Royal ' „Wee kiniAtll Math ,
SO listbilliettffili,lstin hat Mg% . awl alidolsigit te
11. top a the iso*.Rajoe•euiemptigarxim- :
tootiooDowd tion'ilro io Noi n i.4
laiy Ws Aspoiltsth fian# rah gay AbelialiiTlirlirate,
doable illienrcalline r liillaiktiinnallieerePOW ae re
mains of the Queen. Tbec ther stone this upload
tomb was lald'on theigh o thith. MR ; •ccerseerated.
=do gbh of December atoning, stattha th%Sal.'
1 kith* dui; that WA the alkali tri Prater Albert
were deposited firth The queen required its per.
Um hada A pea, lasi the ease ' elven .Itor ire Ms-
I ansthem. TO iteri-Oni friar the main entrazie. to;
Wisdom Cagle, liars a the theta Noah Ella
I In the an* . The atizi.thltit with Wen= trap.
is three Mks Is iiileat. and et the oak which lash ra
I tog groats& Ike theCimeh Male WI aposetstur ail.
ae of Gimp in. I ..
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:Emma, from Windsor Castle h . , the.leletwaha;.
Iliad of meads, which le atm thip otlatth on ;
; Ski leaks of that Thames. where Ebrlf John elgasili
I. lLegeal:hartsi it tbedesphot of the Beam. ; The a ,
hie an tiOstit'ivitipsylicont ft eat pessOrest e h . ' mn lomall ,
._talldiag..of Wads the poet thaw:Diet • , ,
, rassewes thee data mad wheals the ' : '.l
All swath istasuy ppelle bill Bowe' - -- I .
Tweak sad' eta% th em *Mei 0 law ma ban' . : 1
rifle bagetha styled lag oaf ethatt, bar ; _ _I
i Ron mbar be to the woke emas - I • ---- : ,
Was kap give Cast y and althea am" '. 1" .i
, l'• ithe &Etat th 1 1 . 1 4 1 14 -or Ise IbelsCbletei* -
~iiiipx,- I. :*mt,inip.4 c d: hi * , :.44.17: 4 .
Webb Masmar in Loma% wheis 'haw thili
thitie Or iftSgialli "VM_
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stye arnmethd•lthillas meat essimmos.And mom.
One wo. tilla addlanwemeaMlit aka" hate-eye
9 1 4 8 . 9 t-th , , ~. ~*--...::: '
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isieiiploil !Para di..lPppli•diam:s'&6,.
ter mitensiatiekidiitiaiii,
14 uporsiadisi ebeptlie 1i5,11111%'21 Pr i -
*ink illeliklitil lifOftriftteglitieC)ll - "
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freamilbirtalesno, -44.1 I OIL plilis ill bow
dint Shi whim oat which emilod=libiliti•
ati * U i i! as fora lb , 14 •PV: Ilia i
IIM!!MIS
atteillia oilribaWY! , sad Shald via in e ii
litho snow ths eillii • - dissethee bad cialesided .; ?
limo/ the sidr. Trllsiew.*o camellia k
irup mica l,
Omit and mqt , 1 0 11 1 1 =U -1116110e nla
locks
not restore tt. -Ws - im ind *MU
timltleit sad we cm
4sa.- - Sppleelibi lll llis Motll4osPisa ggelkihe
in
brae so* a ' lt bonnientteelyAso,
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ig..., , 0., 01. the I` ' repay she trial ft aid
-+e3 .11g014 JOtWlFicssUslicallWilitbi•
wed lit me to EMI Atte - OWNS. When intoned Met
IP a Weni, 9att abe E.; Mho. =lima ad rejoiced
•tbst the People had ...-•s' M'erish thou old ream of
She .stud t+e s'.iery engage them and ,
' eter4 eat teed Vat mks toot the matter io =eh at
g biv,
at' you kfloOto therm or some of the most,
• Tullis Irnl,rag lt rowaV, Bat this .
most isetiltseaet.' „
j A y " ' 1 49 0 0 1 ti?-tis tWO .
62rAtall ill 910 _ . sod of coarse there wag a c
deal ot sessiiik malted In the eb Mow
to seodbig to the Church at Waltts e with'
the IbripWittg tPlitget: ''• , 1 ..
..1 Mester to Walton do **Lew_ L- i • '
Por women to wear will talk taw." i
• aPia hero:ri no ). ll il .4. 11.- . . .
move `, 11 91! cur 'Pm . IP Illi
trim; oth r we, oar readers to "talk
kne.. a bojmice timig - ad --..., irti mini ill fill
- . •
op tU-giak to rill thetoseleal: - -. '
• ; : •Tea Samos •Iterruit(
FROM .THE TTE"T.
Extracts of Loiters (roar ilia Ariti
011ieeo to a lielothre ta
, tilts -
~ , Form Smovnex,, Jemele, ISM
aThemse rallmer *SOW Mild within a scent Of 0111=
_S tbs beware( ths Platte. T
UMW bawl re smith doiced we,' all ware erten w ho hoard pit
*rill whistled d: aellelov and saw' ail° ' l.'
tome Us Stoic come Wind ML 0 7
deed aka-white smolteeemead to team settb U
sodelvillatithle over the Was of the kr Week
raschmi the oath aids of the Mae btu moved ewe
to the milAnty aide. Old Malmberg Is ad room. and *
,oew Zniosbarg has ben astahllsbed. Colorado CUT
lain eln=feUTe*lldle ele , • sad the katiatdtaats ,
,' of North are ho be randlime Maki& /bald
Ibe spared* to be ao ash. if la th at distant
time I should twer any , young aciao home any that MS
its a deseendantounigu%ofltroecinolentlme
abi llret ui rtiees nux4 all
07 lbs=
list ty ltbmta r
ccikelasometrefs,
&davit* Is now the list Mega station on the pbdni.
for travails fueuthe Zest. Nearly all the coechee.
'expels Vetoes and homes, have bear moved ftother .
west. • • • • Sometime ago a family of the Sion
Indians mom down near the boll ik truion. Their
Chief is a petty one,
to
Bed who has always
been support err* of good term thewhites-- -
For this - mixt his tribe threatened Ms Ilfe, robbed Wm
of his stock, said compelled him to leave he ir lodges.
Ds has pinthed his "teepee"' or touts. in num
ber, dose to tha titer doe, shout 'traders of a
mile from th e fort. There be' lives wit his squaws,
children. and his son-hvlaw. St range say, a =l
lath) =tried cese - othis &natters, J is the multat,
to's name. Be has hued-with Red for tbe but
marten
twenty years. The teepees are cted with hick
ory pates tied Mo th er at the top. spread in such a
way as to form a Mona. Over the polar are spread pre
ilCl
pared buffalo skins , neatly sew 'together. scats to
farm out piece, the edges of which, are held In appcS
alkali it the front of the tent. by lot* synodal &me , -
The whole adructare La hateked to the grad b 7 'Caw ,
Daring cold or , wet weather, you will tee in tbn,ccntts
of the tent a null trench dug la th e ItrOdbd , et/Men
lo( Ere, over width tie placed two. three...et Smut Pees
of stone. hewn In the shape of bars. Al th 1 50 0744
grate a squaw may be seen ratting. cooking their a
on *large ea stone, or WWI" tided buffalo mesh—
Aboot the tent. pushed 'back from the heat of the firs.
are strewn and areleeely heaped ttp, blanketksate
lope *lna, curiously planted buffalo robs, truwood,
_cooking utensils, and 'buffalo-Baits. • Yon will also
probably see lying on hiebianket, al half-naked Indian
entree mooklag kis pipe ihr polling oat th e balreiCir hi s
face. Also two or three squaws. painting *hid mak
ing moccasins, or nursing their babies- Near the top
of the tent are stretched from poll to pole long thin
pieces oftatisted hide. whereon aka hang broad, thin
strips of various I kinds .1f meat, drying by the smoky
beat of the fire.. lin the warm pltasant days. the In-,
dimes lie outside of their wigwams, doing their, work (
and corn= unicatlngwith each otter by sonorous
peculiarto their, larerna.m There is an imp= i l l e
feud existing between theviSlani and ,Pawnees, and
whenever they meet a deadly fight entrees, the latter
invariably leaving the fte'd the attiquerers. The Paw
nem are friendly, and have a large reservation land.
There are two cveratiuSies of tOem,emplayed &secants,
and whenever titer,' mote over this side of.tile -rive
Bed Bead and Isftmily are invisible until they ,
Wily.
The =ire I th ink of the. Italian. the more tam -
chord.to dislike farm. I hare leen three cliff
Whet. the Otnahak,Thartrees, sad SionlJ anow very
little from Pervertakduervatinir, °Fiber tus. buti
can say their hablitand mode of litincloAlthy and
disgusting in the tulleme. Their' sneaking. treacher- _
oas ways throw a- feeling - of dread over one, when he'
knows b e is with :,them al , ne. An Indian doei not
knock before ho ' Gott, sa ho The first intimation
yon have of his 0 .I ,, evre fi be Is friendly) Is his dark
4 13
Immovable Cnettehance g throngs the window.
- If you slender. him a ay, be goes.; if you signtfy
be may enter doh so. If on treat, an Indian kind
ly-41e fancies l iod mug& .him your superior. pad
. hold him in aveLadth this notion be returns your Wad
er:se by taking out M. accompanied wi th any torture
his rude mind bunest. The Indian risauris the*
'we are a noble, "stern, and Stoical po , ple, we !are
a race that Is alma beloved by the Great Spirit.; The -
pale rice have tahfither DM the Devil. and If be isnot
with them theY be cannot go on tie war pa th ." This is
the sum and so Unce of what an agent of the Over-
land Eames" told me be beard toterpreted'at an India
Conde!. The Whom on the plain must have a tremen
dous thrash girth iufGeneral Harney gave them once„
and kneed in imbjee ton. Unto. this to done after
, their own br it mode of fighting, th ey will be for ma
ny vein as th are now, the terror of the plater. The
Ist
Indigos laugh boot at the infantry and boldly ride
1
whits reach 1 their (the infantry) muskets, then
ducking nude t he, balm' of their fleet ponies pat their
breech clouts tdattly. They seem to exhibit more
respect for th cavalry inasmuch when %helves menet
,ed men they Well from the top of some canon and
__when the hoilry mile towards, they disappear to •
manner that * qpite marvellous. The grass is growing
very fast and bigh on the prairie'. A person can lie
fiteeeyards than you and be out of eight. The Indi
ens glory In this far it will old them in their attacke.-L
Toe may wonder whytho Indians have never attempt
ed to destroy the telegraph wires. 'They entertain a
snpetatition that the Great /Spirit walks upon the wire.
• .
• I j
tal i . i I CARD.
AF
, . 1
lifer] litifted meeting of Washington Camp.
SO 70, of th Pi O. of .1. S. ?of A.. held in the Odd
• Fellow's Hal l,'Trethont, Pa.,',,on Saturday evening,'
Octoberlt, iwi, the obannittep appotnted for the pur
pose ,ot drafting resolutions, expressive of thanks, to
all who partielosfed with. arid aided them during the
kctare delivered in thetir. ;fabls Wight& Lutheran
Church., on Doweday evening. the 10th tilt ;'submitted
the following 'witch. were nnazimous<tvd: I
'lrn.vcri, , Mbet to 3. Ross Miller, ,Of Reading,
Pa. And Win. Garret' rod 0. D. ' is. of Tre..
Ile! itemes
In t, We in , our sincere thanks for , the able and!
intebegling 1 , -delivered bj- th em on - the
. 00C.All011. • 11,1 i
_.,- • • I
Resorvin,'lliAt to Came ' i n. of Pinegrove. we ac.
kw/Ledge t i lt,ldobtoltuMl, fausending us each , a
large delegad : 1 • '. ' , • i
4 2001 A:u0.' Plat tothe Trustee" of kilt Johnte Eng
lish Intheran ginner; we rehire our thankkinasmuch •
an they gratiFed cis the une rif the church yitiring the
evening. • , 1 1 I r . r'" j..
lintoolunha ir t to the hulks of' Tolioolar. for the
i
pleastioe of comrany. hea 'Aud -their assistance n
iiinging:w tender our most rty thanks.:
Resourin.„]That to the cillbens of Tr emont, and 41-
clulty, we consider ourselves, underi . lasting obligit.'
tions, for tbeiri noble encoliragethent.
ilgran.viii,i;That a ropy lof these resolutions lie ,for
warded to Meters Ji-itoss hillier, William Gl e and
(~ D ., Drake; to Csm,i 49 e thltie Trustees of St..
ii
John's Engliii La , heran Aitirch 1 and thatthey be
publiehrd 111 the Yiimna , l SUOINAL and • Pcrrisritia
rir,tui -kW.. I. 1 • 1 I I
•', I It; • "0 - D. IL Atm, - -. it
-I ''' , - tt- W 1; 1 Committee.''
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- ,111/WONT. 'Zilt.V•ci, 15C44.
,
1 , • ~
1 Couglti , aTold 1 dr a Sore Throat,
, ... , , 2.'
1 Rill*e.i iln ' ;Mate attealloa alidisboald be checkou.
P . 7 ---.- , 1 1 , 1 !It allowq to,cf2ntlnue, • 1 :
Irritai te '4l, f the or s. Permaisetatt
I Thrlatillaiariaae,i se Cepromeapalee, 1
MI it. ofter(the3rernit.
r • .
BROWSIS .ItßOiii
t lal TROCHES
Raving a diriet b it ecru to tbe parts, give Immediate
relief. Foi; Brorebiiia.' Antbass. Catareb7
and Taormina Illieeseeei Troches are Waal witit
always goott 'etrxesa.• .. ~ , . • 1
elhagere str iemel. Pobitei•lepeakees Gee th em to
clew anti natben the:woke..
. e . h ri , A f x ohji ..8.0.-I, 6 9ijitrogelllAL . TlEMlll:l4" and do
not take an
of th e WortArtsi Imftestiont that may be
offered. 1. BYLEYWIItit.i
Flovem ita, II , i
A.TI
lircribodr
gverybodi
Everybopr,
fleet.
' are really. ocausallers et the compleslon,.
P Ire realty, beautifier" et the complexion?
=4 . mr=hesatleergd o t i t corapk,e4-
rot dEscoloreliase ne
tram the sloia, • ... -
Retherling idtscoleradoes frank the skis.
And ag It setooth; soft and traceppeat. 1
These Idea . le articles tem heat-in general nse
throtahnet *neve, and hare received the endorsement
:
of c . 1., that toll e et m r en' ku,..ithont
~ No Geld Is 'complete wlthost . - ----;
; • No' toilet le templets wl dont • : '
Oscelte de craft ' ' . ' .
1
eft M i lk -' ' . -' , •
°welts del - i . :' :•'' ,• T . i .
,gadßeale.
And Vl-.
And 'ado
And Viet°
liiagt 141114:1111,14$8,,DANOtt:Fro
ANT:_TaRMOIE Or TEM 80Al2: • !
NO DIOCOVMOtreaun COMPARE witto
..Loridan flair Doke Radar& sad Dressing:. i I
~, .theidog Hair Dolor Bertorer awl Drawing:. '4,
i . litir thilimmlteminamet and Dreaming:. , , .
l um
• Ildamble as 11,_4resser and beantiller,) i
"Land on .• ' • . • . . , *glair Color Rembret....,,
. iNdelo d 4,
Il i, Ono! Beet I "Ede Odor Restores?'
:To n it • . •, , *ad Doler Ihntord.“
.1,,01012 4 tc Ilt 7ide i a lin •Ilatr Color Restorer.°
N l• t- I ! "Ed Color Restorer.,
1...:,..... ,.:.: ± rA.A., --- - ti e avid " "Hair Color Restorer...
- . "Rid OA* Rastoret."
- ` 6- , Iteesseaseindli •Ildr, Color Restand*
naadon_ _ r 1 • ,-. ••. I. ../Isir Color Dedone.t.
nodose. , ' , la. . -, 1 "Hair Color. Restorer..
• . .1" 4 . . . " • 'Hair Odor Restorer: ,
irftb the annetal of all who nee
.. ID& Color Restorer aid Dnidng,"
=imittele-bereesperles end sapotber Rib
ids' In to - de, Alegi= people. 'lt
=re Id ilii i r .404.40, to' the
talr,lstene tht fidy •end:le pre •I
tornado s new smith o hair auustairlt to poor
a andelautg, -UN to meld B 1101.,
an 1 Illi Vises Nee Dine the Malr,, ' " i
tWe es a etbealsel did dated the atous, and
Illetbsa. sidenew We and.colorlng • sultan Dry,
Lehi den I oN li e twok Aliedored s
Alt openemee of o- bier
Lglto and bee:a !odd The
iceitidoszis = healthy, and dandr*Nef-
Actially- add& • ' , • i - •
Only deeds Abottles eftbottleilk Address on;
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•e hi druggists ana l dealers Ard Wlr r ither .
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to that less ,theegelnety ' Invi ntade. alba ,
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mutiT o nlibooldt thetirnitldem maid Myr Fq
to boat; Oben,* the L'llle sr* popomeow '
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and r
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Aid theouirine. Ili.. by, ICY SAYLOR ,' Sole?
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Own swandiannifit. _room. Post Odlee . ine
beto the (auYl by Haft. to any pert,
of the InAmtlY. "free of Re
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6 usvrA orsen 3o um
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1
i ADOVIZIXIII. - itiLiDl7.3lll.a. '.•
— SlT'iiies with'pricis seat by mil wheal' dedred;
—.1 , ), aad,,zdre agliffet l / 4 0 guirsateed. ; -
.1ft1 4 41 NEWS FOR •IMVIIIERS !
ata you agartesed firith , m, ibr your ,
little coca! Are yraxl%atilL?
irl antis , NU= by
their Attlee? - Do to . morning' sore
trashed; and itnreherudve 1 ' p at own al:
bottle Of Dr. Leona. Infant and Yon .will . laye '
to mons wintry hours of trat and aW`` T 4' r
• 1 DR. LECONS* WANT MU= •
has stood the test. cd rags. Ilicanands of nurs a n d ':
=theta bear Idioms that it never tails to give relief
it used in Ina= nu tnit w kt sure aid gr&
aye for conq Crum and Patna and la
. . -
sable tor all tot:Meat Teething.
Sold by Druggists throeidtoot the united spites.- -
Address all orders to'• • ,
•
I • ' 1 zinceLsze eg oriffirru.'
, SOLE.PROPHDLTORS. - -,
131 Nora Third Street. Philadelphia. ..1
.-liircb U. 47 ' rit44:l7 l I/-
.
musous estiarourrst: •
Whiteman who offend tbr ,yearn froth Nervous:.
'Debility, Premature Decay. amt all therefitchr of youth-',
/indlecretion,, will for. the rake of saffeting.humard.
send ftee to all who need it, the recipe and dime
lona for making the simplet remedy by which be was
cored. Barerers Inhibit* , to t by the advertisers
experthace, can do so by hi perfect Amin: -
denee,l JOIDI B. OGDEN, 0 Cedar', New York.
' i • . 204 y
Cedilla' Tewseer. tia_ppoeters , . Elastic : • . • .
I= 3 l 1 . , Stockings. Knee , Vape. Dann in _&) .'e
Trench
tiennai Stionl ytu der ptc and re
.=..tolaism.
Qat
1 1"
ety, Le „ 4m, it NIDI'DLES• on. • -L.
below Rem, PHIL , • .:$ ... De
ble cemd. -exclusive .. es and
by competent Millea .. the stock te adapt
ed to their sp ..• al watte.) 'llit adinsti c q a c ra mr Mechani
cal Remedies we combine correct
,ction, with
we and comfort I j `... /
thfcluttsed by the Proprietor.. S-,. ,
1 I ID. H. NEllllDillen. . I
_ iPecyfeweional'adJustet or l'llla. l tte-. 1
Comet of Ilith end I SACS Street; M IMP-IW.
Mali 4. eff tiLem - '-', :
_ • To comovivartzvics.• -_,.'_ \
~... met EDWARD A. WILSON Will asodArree or
• l to all who desire it. the prescription with'the
directions for making and usingstank remedy
by ,which he was cmad of a lung affection and that
dread! &metre Consumption , His only object is to
bth4t the afflicted& and he - Uwe rimy sufferer will.
try the prescription, as it will cost them nottang, and
may re a blessing: Plena° address
REV. IiIDWARD A.. wnoceti :- L ,
• *lca Heath Second St., Willimulsl.. Y.
Snit 14. WI
—i---
Mesh
_ Bllisdoess *Ed Vattaarria. treated
with the utmost sucassllLtha u t t p.., Oculist
and duds; (formerly of ,) No. SO
Amu Street. PrilLADHLTari. ' Testimonies from
theOst reliable sources to the City and Country can
be bask at his ake. The Medical faculty pre Invited
toso¢ontpany their patientsos he has no semis In his
practice. 'A RTIMCIAL BYES inserted without pain.
No large ay examination. ' May 4.
M B * . /tad
sz k.. se for
,tll ,
hew
to , _
_[ •
It L__...., --, --,.- . -dl
with mar Sleazed °Wadi* matter. — Thin, 0:4 faded
or gray hair!will always lat brought bachtby &Tea ap7
Orations, to ita loa,fr ' abundance, vitality' and
It • I i the tali in 4 filOfah frigrant. pleUirt to
the and eartto armit , Dry, win and izitrut
abl locks become. inOit, t and disposed to remain
in any desired positioa:... a Hair pressing . it ban no
equal.] , The eales ma enormous . and .it Isla rfilversal
favorite with old add young of both 101:e4.: . -
Sold by Druggisfait the' United -^
§tates.—
Addrm all orders ..to ' j .
' - 1111E9lLEIII llc 11311Tik
SOLE PROPRIETORS. • ,
137 Marti Third EL. Philadelphia: ,
*arch It. .ar : (416, 40-in `,Li-.. ,
+
' S Ars ma' oLprA Tx's.' , : i
cent, a fxrand paid for'elean White Writing gel .
ne • t' , r—and also Old Nerrepapers.PamPblete.,
Old Bo '. with the emits taken off. Colored Pa'
per 1 cent a - prmnd. , _; .-.IFIANNAN # RA.IOIIIT. .
MRS.,' :R. LEIGH'S
ANIDORINAI. I -
' ( .. : L . ,... '. 4:: stemma . , emiwo . ven anima' • • •
, , • Por oorembilley and debility. ' 847:::
Moulder Braes. and all others lianas fore
children. 918 N. NTH ST.,
a ..ve R&M MEAD*. July 13. !ST 29-ly
I A Card Ale — Sessible Persele. I
Petioeal reader. if-ebe. aspect of the weather was an-
Certain. you would:OM be foolish enough to venture
out without an overcoat or an =Well& Rave_ the
f recast then, to probectyonrsell at this dangerous sea=
eon, with- somethite more I important than, either of
theme uncles. Strengthen your • stomach and nervosa
system, regulate your liver anal pm bowels, tone all
leer ormitta and cheer your animal spirits with that
blenonital Wok said alterative. HOSTITTSitiI
8 YACH MMES. , So shall you Ml= MATO
r i,
dneases which fasten upon Me feeble and the de
b tated: vent:far and be strong,mays the proverb 4
bat "Be stroll that yen may nor suffer" is the wiser
all strOngthening preparations this ist
ig di nfU na the surest. the mat genial: Au a remedy; •
as Iweli,es an antidote, for ;dySpepsfa. feeteumtninte.
and liver disease; them is aocombi stba of vegetable
sperldts at presentrlmomn which ores approaches It
et h eacy. • I S
. I '
, - ANTICiP TIVISIS itrODIT.
4 _,, •
- e elements of trundUiteble dtheants are Mat •
tss law, damp, numb:We pence. Will you detail
yourself against them or not, good reader 0 , Tbarbt the
question. In bottleatwo of the aaarvioneseva
mentoura or =a AO; CIESIITTIMSAITTISEI: I vrIII
an strengthen and 4 0 .reir-bbilny powers'as to
enable them to "isugtt' i li etegeto - scorn.
_.• The morbid
Matter which • was exhaTedin • •peripinttloti. Swoosh_
a,ir pores in nnamenibida DO inch free egresi now.
& earth! eountonroS tis therefore noeded, '
you lune it'in li BITTERS. 'They
1 sentraline the DATIZIDI moan from which deems ori
-1 =lland regulate &lithe secretly, mans. Noth
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be more hasmlese' or niere.hmtllMl-eMbing•
se potent tverevent or cure billoasneal. Overalls. fe,
vitr aid !SR. v lleer w'' . 1 / 4 0 and meralti debility, as
.111 woraans.= -rawro, • 1 . nor Y. IT I 44.11 e
wistaes Bak* or Wild amp
t•• ' • -
pomp, walk lirdaddasi hatbsta, etecal Wheo •
lag Owlet Wag; aria the niatierttna as weirs* dan-•
genii !ammo of the:rir Cheat and laws, pieWta
eirwhangsal* ellatate at all.seaw i tns ol'theyeir - ;
ilia We g4teelliS eeceitliieacaPe tellOhf
eine. ;Ifiw Intptetsat then to lirwiltt bin a a certain'
• I
antidote to &Abase .cotaplilnts. Kw-ciente Wesel
•
list this emit tatWilmot &taws its, *Vila nstl,
hank in airy other restAlti brims lianas the stair!!
l i ng; the WieStion'OiO& goottdrialltili and wots
al Bahia at Gina, ivinipthies disease itid - re4
;teamthe mime/ totrontod health— ' ; I
Ilie. .14111211 i O E ":
OrAwmfbai, Contiii grater. syyttfg
1 rigid by a nelgthor,tri get 4:ine-botAlt?ci thei •
Wawa foray wits , being war •W bribers ertt In naq
it 611,n0t prance aced teed& holt°. clid,o9Yee th
bottishlmselt. On the strewn of isSitrprunau. int+
desm of. Us znealts.i I Komret a;bottitto I wits la
this Mo.'s's* so low tanned
essraw Conscarronr, as to be tomb e , tit ridt herself .
from, the bed. exatittang conalantly;anCraboingimora
of lams blood.' I ootruneneet giving thl Uetsm as ail
reeled. and wasp mark pleased - with Ito t
that I obtained another bottle; and couthaway • • • '
Drab's thia bottle was entirety seen,
ling and was strong awash to sit spi The Wit •• ;
= ammo area to antra, ao ••• •
had tried to do batim '
PrvAlliet
sat kw s anarairril Tragi; ale try Druggists geneniliy. , ot.
i 2 11€11101PIULA. -
• ' rte
of . umoiiiipstss. Ulecti 4'0 2164 q a tlent
- • ,
Mat remits mdeMitaf,
lartatieraiimabi .may be a ller an= of MeatMe - re
seam emrertmeM has arreeded in! dbardram
as ad imaardar
t Cat dodartoUreb aft
Gamma water;adter maaastoriadtag rumba are
blared ero
am ratiraillig• fmlic and dimaira
Meramen. Madam tree. • - !!,-;• - . •
Dr. H. WOE* hamam * d Ma -Wier -aale br.T. P.
DDI8X01(11.• Day li. lart tYotic. aadArrodt
Dramas, . , - M1% 17 444 *
i 110011.1. 0 111141:10 ditte
1414111ir s ed atamartii Iddren tl swam,
oitir ma% or; it Item mua kat
alas olS i ktl
it ke Wok ,7 9 0 1 t4 0.
Sfqdat....iLife Me , Ihtee.
WlDeasitt li g ua :2ol
NM KS Dock °MK sy..-41
. ,
wi4wwk with 911 writlK •
agirtfgetw 4
• V I VI!". t 15, eit , rioint .
• - ••1 -7 •••••rf • 4- 7 • Oniefel, •
lad • - " 1 "' Tame •SD that
• ,aO4 crow . to
17. :mar 4, f :
•• A • 4)o*.rial= • •
• I“ 9 7 i . ir •
• $0 Miff
a ealaaa—
freausval at'
Zvi —llalp • NS .
I • I
.':
I -
ElMilli
IMMO Life Pills and Pigtail b itte n,
Th e w ooderftl ereets of lia;travti ,
of mental depression or pliyeki t t weaknfts; .
'frahladireth:lns s,±re;lt)
,cer wi e d .1:a e4ittteitiot peipons Who tn.vn
!LW by them.' They ire,the most effective • , e ; :
poitilefAreilioefciii the public. mid
Lo- use steeeo.M. Tbey are cheap, 'elate ei44
Bold by all ettepectepti'deatent everywhere.
' • CLI:I4I. j
lAiiMatatement or facts. Inberprti!Serai: s ,
many Oriel. Dare &Mont.' In IXI9 ri
ter .'ytuneeirand alien somid.uptll - 16..::1.,
milt Vila ' - otronhYsithinsh we p t to A-
Bilefiim tiokaio. betedi—tried tiviy
MA did ettinki jhad to rote MN .
ethanol!. and-had beenitle to algae It to to
.sie ,
over .' dlasbarxe . from two . te , Cti••••• •
. 11611114 a pints day. , tatkin Wll nicomm, I ,••
bat proppniced daaigel\am . I could nr,,t t •
stifferbgP were Intederab. A friend. brp , :4 l, t
mtio'ipplteti a eilse-‘4114 "N o°
iald be bad secoinPlishedlinTtr4 cures,:.,
•
;hospitariln Figtlmal. It monneaced ;
'shied hi 1M me: It flnalli e,ifeed a eathl . ..t; o•
/Y4 l 1307 / 543 . nAe ire
the apimintnee of a scrofulous son% and iny ,
been good ever "inceJ 1 proctuid the
bleesiogot tw*lty--e:tc
4011111.4 I.o 4 Paprll CLLYA,It Saner,” and'alliow the •,- .- .
.•
'to yarn* Sni as Mural:tome:74llala l e hr, , : , .. .
(*did states:lest:liven more.:Tuily in nir ,11.irulm,
',. eissirs; a. T-.-Degraber: -i•ri= l : ' #. It:1'AI 1•;.'
- '.! -' . ',..'.' ~ :,:. ••Nasjoax,Xict'. ti; • •''.. '
_.•"111!", borizi,;•'3lo.4gr,,Eso:, o:::66 F ,:yi, 1.
!.: • ,
'ioratimy pmts. - Hi to ;ilia of the first ripteti. of:v., - ...
ern New TOL •I gait him, aet :see* 13.16.,01i n 1 ..- •
Ms eismelisi it t;tint remark:ole one,b4t . itcTl-ii;C'. • • ... •
In ejr6 pirt4arlsi. , - eraignet4 ttri:l; . 8.i . ,,:1.
ttnore watOted titeirmiided Intergobeu.. 1 ; .,:. - ' , ;
.'f•TasfiiCiara..xitiacirs,7 and strailiSg 610 , • -: :-, 1 .
j ~ i nowiedge or its:wonderful curative 1-ou, , 1...,- -....
. come priaprietors Or the tome. • . i 7,
it: Ili a rare ,ehre. for, Burps.: •Seld••.y .".thr :.•,:. • , 1.
Wont , ' TeTr-r.sOrisi .Itroten Brossa. Pr:!.t •0 -,..!
-,chii Wahl., &Ara; Brai.es, elite, Bsr'ellitl- , :,...a...7.. N , . . ' .:
er sisal swa or boot. •it subdues , paircaud i:Ala.... '
'Bon riltis unirfsingielerity; and healailnuaa N, ,, , : .
t scar: lioramity,should be without it,. - ;';Ii 1., , i'.,, :$
wanted. and Isay. ready,: .11'n - wqi I,4.fait. a ite: lc!
biaxeS'for any ali ne tailUrei l'ie belicie the ',,-..i
never anything like it in the world. I It.; lei.patup,
thi boles, surrounded bia hill r .r i.midir Cising tact. , i •
region.; testimonial., ,tel., and can be 44,,,,1 it„, ~ 1
..,.. ! cepectable Ammon. throughout die 1 - orld. P
mai% cunt.. !. .- WII4T. aLiowt..NF.- -
' .. Bnteesiors to Ji 31. Plge'i 121 Liberty, et., N . ew :...;-..k
1 . - • ;
Careie . aq,i;thuu ,
'Wn11411(81114.i..M eampr‘ . oindloices
On the kidootheat face. or lialr on 8314 .11eatla
antl, In Nix week-a. Price, Tho- ,
tie*. -Addrera WARNiI ot Co
June-TO-162-413
~/ ~ •
.- • NOTICES. 1 • i '
1 .--
' Pletliodist E. Clio arch, &Ton! St : .1* I,
Market, Rev FUJI [LIN Uciers, D. 1).. l'a•.! - :-.1.
viceei Sabbath. at 10, A. M., and ti I'. Ni. t r i _. , , y
Meeting. Tueedav evegle* at Ig 0.0.kk.
- I rirAtimiliall- - Iffesatt..
• I.B2the6rnea ll' kit 1.,' li,
Market Squire, Rev. U. '43l,tvita. Ilit•tcr.'
~...,----;:,„
fitibhatit 'molutpa at 10 dclocli ; Bro'n.ine,k 7' • • ‘,k ,i . ..,
?Lecture and . Prver Meeting, Tialkridsy ~, •, ~,,,
o'clock: • . • !..:;,. ',
IllrEvaugelleal Chatek, Caliowhill -tr, t ,4.
Het' 8.8, Canna; rafter. will pm/Ith th . ria:,' ". i
'ery,gandAy morning at 10 o'cick.k, and Rneli.h , . ~. ie
Itv4rnine at 'V o'clock. '..ileaW..nte linrk•l -tail
• • e 10th. ' • , _ , -
Valais Prayer Meetiati. every I.'• 1. . '
- ty
, from SU. to 934 mclock, in t e frarch.
0 1 7,...:nd Street; between Market and . 1 . ..i0n% e• , ...f. '..;...
eta Invited. !.
' fltr'Geruaiiat n Refornied Chafe h. NI 11-1:.• - ••• i
Bei , . J.,C. Be"arta. Pewtor. • Regular inuriiin t i. .•...• i.
ll'i reglock, pricl evening IN o'clark, %I, hr , , ii •
Itattlanguture except the morn Mit ger, in . .., • N/;
.34.1 d Vrtk,.. _Dec, Ist. 13th atid-`....111,,,, h.:it ..• r
I coo ducted - 1n the german - language. ~
, - per Meeting and Lecture, each thuroday 1 5..,: . ,; ..
at, g o'clock.. , ' 4 .; , . '. ' . I t
''.,...,lttpilliai*
..4iittlip.c.-,4(
, m[Aitnivn.
U rarriegre Notices ',vat be deetimpa •
to imam'', in tAeJortravAL. -
- BLAIR-HOLtIC—On the tilth- of •
Wi'Btaors, Emu to MfrßiiecWr
sissidinh Izon'Works. - Page Mucity,..Virgi
REILIIHiVALMSECht lintitmebitoum;
'lt. by Rev. J. P. Smith. Kr. , WM: W. litr.p,l , l
9111 et to A lljtirtt EMMA WAL.ltett, linxibteletow . r, P
' TLIRNBULLL—IiAtI3IIILAt the braise of
'mother. Nov. 6th, tetra. by the Revs 15:GMT...v. Mr -
nurw ItABIBVI.L to WM both
•
"DIED
Binspie announcement« .of ileaths; free. ThPbe.
soinpaysted with notcer4, • &e., miust S t . paid fer at ...hi
fats of 10 anti -
_
. . •
DERELS—On the •at of November On Wayne T o si . •J
Wain". Wire . liarld Do*. ained 41 ,years a, ". e - 1
. 'Ship:web ,the mother :of Ik.• children, 11:.:: :
ishomenriireher,...„'''. •;• . 4 ' ,} -.- u . :... ' , .iii
k
- 1011111LE-00 t e 4 th •of Onventbr•r, le Poo-. .• , : i•
LOMA gonna, daughter of Chr. lisyld and .5.01,1,..-.1!i: '.• l
Itberte, agedp years and 24' days. ; -- •- ' .. ;'
..'i
TICADMI..+On.thei nth of NoveMbekdoe;.. :5.,1:,'• • - :',
becite and Leah Hummel, of Palo 10t,r, agyd .2r::••';,,,
pod
1 months;
ifiZIN. —CM the Bth of , November; .14 6.Ohily'li?';
Dear LieWlllloll , ll. Shure. Hera. formerly' of Li...,;-- (i. : f -
aged TT years, 5 months, and '2O dayti. ... - - • .I. : ''
,
OARLEY —On the lath cAt Novi•mber, '1417.,....v !,,,'.
boric of his brother-In-law , egh'ialen. in 1'.....r.,
~ ..I:6onra ILIALIT, a natlve,of.Lefth, Sekitland, let: ';'; 7 1;!,. •
Tor of Mena. . .I. , ' t - - ,l-' : • .-
'' The relatives and , friends of the 'arnily.atii r .1,.: •-.
. fop* Invited to attend the funeral frd Im. the resid •..,'N.• .' , 4-
:11.mitt Alien: Market Street, ; between:llth situdy 0.-t•; -
murrow (Sunday) aftettoodat 2 o'cldelr. In 44 - area; ~..
T O yterian Cemetery., .. lt. . -,-
i : , ...
: TS,II--con the 3 1 it of October flu St : Clair •.Wl , ,
.1 Et.tsa. ion of Ittlwani C. and ', Matilda: S . t ~'.- 'r,'
*Vs months and •I &Ye. • •......i ;,
_. :: " ''
I : •
illfll..TltiCT—On the Ist Of litorember,jali ) im ;:',
born, itireanirru. 'widow .of the lite Julia ifs r-
aged 91 years. leas lti slaya, -
Obientney. , '
• •
. TIM members of Franklin Eneanipment;O: •
ott
V., No. 6. Pennsylvania, - deeply • feeling' the 1..44 ti t
haveistueaned b the
. removal br death of heir
ameoclato,,F. O. Wrt.t.iA t i Wor.vr .thr •
years an active and faithful. mcm of:said •
ment,
'1 !Am .. 'Tr ,
Rzeuve, Th at by the death ,
this Encampment has experieneent huh
be.bard to supply. and hereby express their deep ~,
of his valaableservices to. said deep thiriu_.
tidal connection with it ,all th e various.
was called upon to hit. his drnmeu and. ilderity 6, -
. beloved principle/cot our" Order, iusi..ted ,
•chiute theirdraties . with_ treat dealt to '
witn undoubted benefit to our orddr, • ' •
EreoLvso. That %bile we as ocal) .11 , 4rAl hi
loved.memory as &Judicious me mber of oai r iOnlcr :I 1
a ChTl.O l / 1 .13 . 1:611D, we caplets our coldial 9YMPattl)
.the bereaved ones of his family, sled' our nil
our Supreme Muter having acrepied
it? : 0 - 111- alidtt, has taken his twat jto the awly4
pkees of His salute, and rekeeheat
His co -
countenance. . - •• . .
RISOL,III9i That these lie/elution/1- be eut, , r , •,l
the minutes of our Encampment, a copy N. v . ....
tinnily of the'. de c* and* copy thereof
in the 11111r141. JOITILSAL and f e•rravruZ S . ; is. u,.
• • HAA. Enerorroa, •
J. A. M. PA/wiper, COM 1.1.1! •
J41,11N stns. . l 3
Gk a NggAt
.N(i)11(ILES
.•"" Dividend of slxt3i rents 'per
Ccit w. 7 ig th rigt " Airil
Nalloora of vitnortidlle. of or after Novem'-r
.By orde:rot ale Bosid of 1141isuzeo ,
, ' F. 1110EllIUG, Fe .
. 1"45. 2t*
, .
IfciIBOIJNT,It; ile*DlC....Tiiil underi , , , : , , ,L .
l i .
ire now ;prepared Anil destrome of 011.!
the orint:Jpal and Interest •of Cdinity. Bonds. at.3.7.''
=persons boldhlt,esid Bonds, and who ei:..i1..1.i
d payment onn! sbciat the'lst of April ~,,,. 1,
17* .F I P I4 for grant ,- befot!e. th e Ist of .l at .:; o.1 ,
~7 . .- ', ' B. J. BYERT. ri ,
iLDOI , .
2. ' . alto. wt .ON, Commitieioz. , •!..?„'
, - • VATIC. IthUri , ~ , - ~;
' Attest. Ir: W. Bean. clerh.' , - 1
... Oommiteloneis• Office. ,Ws, thrill e. , ', -47, •:t.. - ..
'THE Fifth Annual ..... ion ,4 the> ~ i ;' '"
Co. Lortitute will meet ,in the Fenuli. { i•i::. '
on 4
r e t: Schad Building in , P 111 e, nn: TV list.).Vs ,
OVIDILDES Butt , at 10 o'clock, A. Y., to eent , c. , • n
ion until Saturday noob , , .exereises,dum:. '• '%
day will consist of ,Ciess Drills, ports anon taloa .t....;
of teidtithg the Went branches taught -in 0tut:441 ,, ,..L
Anon ettords and - the diseursine of these reports. hi .fi
tbe Iblldwing questkma•l—t.Whal. is Corporal' PCIIII,t.i .
went, atid.to what eitent and tinder *het el reumst,:
tee adroild it - be used in out. - salmi'', tt , "Should`wi
teeth Dethattbons tie • study r 1, , - 1.
The undersigned will be assisted' in, the •Cblet4 Pr . 1
In PluCiltleib. Prof. Jack, Meseta, VauPelt, Pa•eu. :4 , ..:,
Hi *nab and Wei Wallet: is • ' '
• Yin Wallets& will drill' a class °foetal' nupilr t.:! -• •
the Ins tn the C titute In primer) teething, In vtlech *he h'` ', '
ItepoAanalounty, •I • 1 '•
byllteens, Di/Otani; Lineaweaver, t q l...
• Datienhewer and Newlin, ., • :
Raub
_Leettirernesda eveninir, PrUfs. R and I ,
, Wednardwlleir; - 3,..P. . Wielneribam : Thursday.p•:.
Potter of Estraystte- College, end IFriday, R. In
!Mouse at Pottsville. 1 '.l --- i
.... The nerd= will be intenipel
Institute Melt, I
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N-ee the IRI. )rnorbota Bid ron 1
PB/LADELP .11..minza r,;
—the Ann*. Meeting itb Stoe.kbobieni f. •
Ojtarmy. and so • election foci a,Preitcleat a 4 .. .?-
111[44tem.,_ -will pylvilid at Nix til6, Walnut etr,..c
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We SECOND DAY orb
icerapp.A. , - WIL ,RODESsON Jr.. Sem
'No* 411 " • •-. ° •, "_:_
herb giVen
_the Aim of P :ARIGNII4I & ALERRInT,
QrRUIq gebaylipill co., Pa;; wSh a dirdiwo!sy!: •
Mat"' & M oll ePt, *Dd. the built will ^ be t0t.0., :fit
Dl 8 AlDwigint who will rk in all tzw4rA , :.
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il 'ealli tyre Ildi dallairshasedfrom
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iaad konsedAttisi sameito SubJett to my pie. , :77 ...;
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km Ibliodaildtbf ;JAMES WREN of the Dr , .'-i" 1
- Pettis :v of
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tbe saki .If,dolde ro e sato; ‘ s .
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of this Valve co receive 'e rime:eit,tny ofßot ,r. 0 4 - 1
sheet. TM bollogitlot We Votive to ad pvrsx. r-t'LZ
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