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I;et 'ail the ends thou sinVst at be tly axon& re,,
The Gods and truth's: '
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•• A -STANPEDE FRassa. TEE
CRATIC:BANTLa
The rebel yell - is hearkagain, and a statn-!
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pede yfore . the Demi:x.9oe Party is going on.
in all sections, which`-resembles that which l
• toll Owed the tiritig on Fort' Sumter. The
01(0' yell" had_ no terror for oar soldiers-4
the pew one has no terror for the Republi4
can Party. The only effectlhfiCwe see is; to
drive btindreds , of thonsaiids of tottriotie
Democrats into the Republican ? ranks
Note ' for GRANT, whose motto is . " Let-MI
have Peace."' ' • • •
:For intitince, the 'New York Journal or
• Comnierce, an influential and high toned
organ orthe Democracy, in a late sad, lugu
.l- brions editorial, says: • '
I,Ve selgestrAi platform norm which every thonght-
Tot every YOOO citizen of whatever. narty.
moll
nave platted hbrtself withont reorrech. Mid the July
• Convention adopted this in its main restores. and pm
• • BM by ill party hacim and ultra demnitoglimmo. nominated
on the two inns preeented ti,l snood enlisters:tire
Pier an ° T i s t u a. ggied - no al e l ' oelor7t h o t. f u ontrer bi partv u L e n ul d o .,
. the ticket would have ben elected by an cverwhebn
.• 'lnn majority, To this , end we contributed what we
. orralti,bin not being in the councils of either party. we
had no control o f the pptly machinery by which the
wires are usually manipula ted , and our errors weir
- ' • • • We rhall nut
anri o a m ed vo lf ti t v h; gooviri- ttlerbewahoondlietallgi
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'• • It .might hare
• tt r Zar ent atierw . Ise if there had been virtue and d
:1108 48848128 among those who ere Circuity rerponligie
for ;:ht4etioh of the Contention.
•
Here is anticiliation of oyersybelming de
f feat , and anxiety to show that the JournalOf
- • Commerce will not' be responsible - for IL
. Everywhere throughout thee t ountry proin•
%sent members and presses of the D em ocracy
are :abandoning SEYMOuft and.lti.ant; and
expressing their determination to . stippOrt
tiaattr and CqtrAT. ' ,, The trenchant letterrof
P. 11..,Suittv, of the California Democratic
State. Committee, who pronounces for the
Republican candidates, sia* bow the War .
Democrats in that State will go—proves that
they will be fotind iii 111 e R6Plitilieallt
in November. Listen SIBLEY 41 , -
In remembering that I am teDernOcrat, I cannot for
get that I owe .ft higher allegiance to the Atherton
rnionJ I ebonid be glad to riiiinte in the Democratic
Perty. could I believe that in doing. eo I am not engin
acing thhse -prineiplts 417 jyrhsOtißm that are MAvr
and holier than any sentiment 5,1 wee Pcirflq<ftU.U.
i?tniking East we find that Judge Atex-
ANnea .
arVirginis, ri,;leading Demetekt
of - that:State, has Published aiietterittmoUn
* cing his determination 't-oi . sripriort Grent4d
* :Colfax. The Hon. 1:,•:w. Gases, a , .):very...
prominent -Democrat, cifZlnditinapojis,l,,ltidi
--ants, announcet that he eanyt:.it shod'. if
" , sueti a platform or voteJOr each \candida:tes
as the DernoCratic ConVentibn foisted tlpon
ithe party, and he `shell accordingly wort/and
vote for the Great Captain - of our armies. ,
-,--.Judge;Srcontroeo; who was 8 Democrat op
to the time of the Demi:ld : loc norninetiO 3 %
addressed the Sixth Ward:lirooklyn Grant
Cluti 2 a, I,ew nights since:' petal J. W..
SwErisce, who Was the Democratic Oomibee.
;for Congress in the -Pittsburgh District,
‘" two _years ago; •has raw deserted - the Demo
. , eratic camp and declared for the chieftaip
. who led him in battle. The Lawrence Mttes.),
• American states that one ofkthe Most promi
.nent-Democ.rats of RAser etienty repudiates
Seymour ,and Blair. 'sdo a well-known law
yes in St.: the other day -- f "I have b een
. a Densocrett I.cannOt vote,for Seymour.
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I will not vote to• surrender eveythlng we
fought for. 'lf I can do any good take
tbeAiump for Grant awl' Colfax."
Hon D...vm gri-oorts. of Indiana, , who for
I
late years , bas,,,beeti a Democrat, now-pro
nounces for "Grant and'eolfax, Baker and
Comback." General - 14..iss, of Massachu,
.; setts, the Democratic eatinid'ate for Governor
; against Andrew six peni l e ago, bai come out
for Grant ;.Judge tisgET, Of lowa, Democrat
. ià nominee tor.Presiilential Elector; Major-
General GoitcoN, 'of Indiana; General Wm
*lox,
: Of Dubuque, Iowa; NvEsTos;
' Democratic candidate for Congress from.
the Bangor district' in Maine ;• ther,, and
others like them in standjeg Lori numerous for
mention, are abjnripg their life-long alliance
and proclaiming their cotiversion
caniste. ' _ _ •
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The Elmira Gazette, the only Democratic
pafter . in Chemung county, New York
State; declares that Horatio Seymour cannot,
and should not be elected, and acoordingly
runs up the Republican nominees , . The El
mira Advertiser states th at no attempt will be
made to"establ6ll a_..new Democratic daily
the county. The very . Democratic Vmdicta
• tor, of St. Joseph, MO., pronounces Mr. Sey
, I..mour "the moat magnificent of all hulabbgs,"
- and it is preparing foholt him assaneb. Mr.
Bci,voy„, publisher - Of the Depsocratieorgan
. at 31inheapolia,-Minn:, has bolted the bogus
• Democracy; sold out his concern, and eittab
kisbekw Republican newspaper.,- The stir
' ring appeals of the Janesville (Ghio,4Germa, l
since It repudiated the . Coprperkek d plat
:, form and candidates
. and declared for Grant
• - ° and Colfax, are' having .great influence upon
1 . the Western Gerinans; and the •Stnbenville
• • - Herald says : "The Geri:Cita Democrats of
• Ohio are abandoning that party by thousands,
• enkar g enrollinkemang the friends of Grant
- -and peace:" - .
Thes&cheering facts should stimulate Re
publicans to new courage .and fresh effort for
the Right. They can in a great, a glorious,
signarvietory, by-a little labor and by a lit
tle patriotic exhortation: -Ta weik then at
once ankearneitly, for GRANT and'Peace!
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• TAB ItitBELS 3 AND C,CIFPnIERADS.
s •••• `. z . • The Charleston Merettry says of itifellow
;r Lilentocrata at the South: r a
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,1 ' "Xot one bonen man. moth of ' Mason's and Dixon's
• -•-: thee, is whelped of the mneket be bore or the word
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'ri '\ 7 :. he dre eln defence of the Confederate flag. Tbe,,man.
_ who rays be is ashamed of ft, lies. Let every timed
;'.• , Man at the North be sure of the fact, that the man *ho
t : -.. ' 'lays so wants to swindle money out of eomebO4y. Me
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is a imams either in the Ant or in the last steft.
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s.t: - "'ir''...f- ' The Mobile - Register imploves the . above
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, . ,t_. ... - ..4000a - manj of our Southern people cm Of the ottin
..i.... ''..",lein th - at It ii had policy for the late Coefklerates nom*.
' il' itonneed an dotedas ben. Wade Barriptou, Admiral
. 2 13eicanes. andfotherr, to take a prominent part in the
,Tattsert campaign. for the reason that Radical thieves ,
will. rater the mad.dog cry of 'Rebel' and so Were the
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cane of constitutional freedom. The time for that style
.of centime has putted; and the 'Rebel' (*Rife the en
tire Mae, of the Radicals, ie played cut ' With the
meeting and close t.f the great ;"lational Convention In
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Tammany Hall, July 4, we have -entered upon a new •
_ . pbaeefor our political career. ' (In the altar e f-the new •
'Tammany, dedicated to copetitntionaf liberty, was laid,
,- - - try the unanimous =sent orreW•i.e.etAatives trim every
- State and Congressional dint - let In the United States,
' every • feeling and
_pre:Judith that grew orkkof the late
war, as a sac itce to a -great and commcmlanse; and
• them the lovers of , liberty from both of the late belli
gerent sides clamped =de and reedrded revs offrafer.
reify add swore to ,breemeadee. Ambler to shoulder. in
' :the eetend,tmee for the indeprndenre of the States and
- • , :the frtedOrn of the people. No men received more hoe
pliable and marked weiconne In the convention. In the
' • • dry, and in the North, then Gene Hampton star For,
- - -rest l. and this not only fr m It cermee admiration a'.
the_berole etutraetere of these great calvary Wither., but
• • in order to signalthe and mark, the truce that bad been
made bettered the 'friends pi - liberty In the North and
in the South!, This. act broke the *pet] feff-a doubtful
prudence. in-policy: ..Aed now, advising theee_gentle- -
' met. including Admiral Semmes, not to appear In pnte.
Ile as the sanocateo of Somber and 'Blair, if we heti
_ one way. we wooed pat them in the dela of cempalgn in
the North. and lettitem epeak and canvasse and utter
the boldest *tithe that they feel, from every stomp in the
North and Woo.. The ;erica! for Peening has gone past.
- We most gloves off now, end with bare knuckles-ay,
With mailed hands-we must ' itp and at' the enemies .
of our liberty." .• . , • • ;
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.---- - . —We heartily second the proposition,.
and
-, - propose that Gen. Forrest and Admiral Sem
.
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- 'mes should together . stump the Aor - tn, for
their cause and canditistes. , Forrest. might
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demonstrate the ' Dernocratie love of the - Peeks •
• when they - are in their proper placed ; . and.' ,
• • Semmes, haying already
,atted much light-on
.
the decline of our foreign commerce anentiv- '
.
./Igation, might wi - h cOnfidetice be expected to
• shed still more. i Bring them on I. . .
- -1: The Copperhead press of the North care
;fully exclude thest Southern Rebel Revoin•
tionarY speeches from their columns—and
.
. some of the Sduthery press are already' cati•
" tioning them to be a little more careful here- ,
iftes. The Charleston Courier whleh 1,e4 off'
-In the Xebellion in. It6l, desires 'than to.
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mglerate.their political speeches, for Mariam'
• 'their ".,eztravagaoce of " suatement , " will In
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'-' lute the.:Demixxatic cause in the Ninth..? •`-
To thii the New Fork Tribune remarks: •
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' We shall probably now have Hampton, Cobh, and
- Toombs ,for the balance of the miltiordith elf quiet at
' cooing doves Rut they cannot maim the record.lGrn '
• Hampton hes *With na, whatever the newts Icn the
,south and the Copperheads in the North may ass. that
/ they mean but one thing, in ease they jcattepower; and
that la-Rerolutfonl It o trickery ean Arend this Imam
and no amount of rhetorician deceive the .`Arnerican
pimple', Th eo is but one question -ri4c ,,, . ,. , War.-
Sim Giant leads one. mime,' and Gov the
other.' We have but two parties in the =Ma, - and
;loth me in earned. • .
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"Tun DntoclaT.^:—"Brick" Pitmeroy Pais star.
; Led his nee daily in New York and trout the ,
eicei'of the Bret numbers it would attem'a4t it lie
interidedit for a different lart•of as affair from
• hie La 'Clem weekly. It is not =44 that
'Brick's" peculiar rein will crop 'cam fu his' new
_ papmbeforemeaty numbers hive mowed. It it
should howavar. Mikan a conPstalvaliraspant.
obionewspaper in too, In
.111Witglit 01004411,44 the
TO LOYAL DEMOCRATS,
One of theraigna of the times is that all
the neutral papers are openly condemning
the insane. policy of the Southern papporters
of Seymour , and Blair, and arraying them.;
selveatl , n favor l pf Peace, and no mote rebel
lions 'The business men of all parties car_
not but , help see the danger ahead in cue
Seymotir and Blair should succeed, and the
Philadelphia Ledyrr of Tuesday speaks the
sentlreenti of this class of 'luta:mm=l4r in
the following article; to which we bribe the
serious attention of the loyal businesa demo
crats
Mutual.
Remy good citizen must look with profound regret
uprn a freest deal that is now going on in the Southern
States. 'here was room for the belief. after the re-
Wilton was sappriesed, and'Whem the Southero people •
were brought face ~to UM with the,wide spread rude
tbatvis brought up= them hq that tirigande. .
der!. ses some
of their statesmen railed it. and ceme, as
the nation regarded it. that they would never more
glee countenance. to the-tot-headed and hair-brained
orators end writers who tad - dragged them into trod
terrl,le desolation. Bat notwitheninding the bitter
experience of ,th t pan seven years. that fruitful see
ttlo is etill tamed with the lefluence -and. the active
sgency.of the Fame cheers of men. Bat Osbert time
ago it au the belief of An imqueetionhie =loft ay
the people of the old free States, that the Outere. far
mers, membante, manta ure a, and all otheraln the
South engaged in industrial and produetive permits,
were heartily sick of all the memories of the late re
balm, and were anxious .to put them all aside. so
that they might get their Wiriness Calm into enceees ,
(at action once more, and goon with the necessary op:
• erstiove of life, There can be but little doubt that
such was the case, and we cherielt the belief that it
still remains true to the masses o: the people' of that
union of one conntry. . Yet what weedier it that
many plain good people In the. North end is
West be
lieve that the rebellions spirit WU prevails, only waft
ing for another opportunity to breakout afresh t They
' are told' so day stes day. and • week after week;
by those who are put forward or who pat themselves
forward are the rebresentative spokesmen of the old
slave• States. Thie comes to us from coneentionstfrrm
Meetings, end through the partisan prow Meaner•
ances,on these occamous.Wre of the most mischievous
character, to the people of. the South, and
eraeperiting the peeple of the rest of the country.
They are naturally looked up n as showing the temper
of the great male of the Southern people. sot the in ! .
!Verne quite ,naturally follows that those who show
,wit a spirit of glorification Met the events of 11361 to
IFts, will not be slow to repeat them if the Mugs pre..
suds Itself, and that they are therefore not to be trite
ted. They bout of the Achievemudis of the rebellion,
they apostrophise the rebellions flag. they declare tkez
tbe~l oat Cum" Is to be rr "weeded they stershlight
ly of murdering the -Northern Raw' they declare .
that their termer comrades in area are reedy to rise
again .when the signal is given, sod they deal generally
Ms grand round of the tame style of exasperating
oratory, that -fired the Southern !used. bete= the re
bellion, and which at last tired the Northern heart also:
There is great dower that both may be deed
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and the worst enemy to the South Could bardly=
a worse fate 10 befal that tinhIPPY cultutt7.
• Now, in we haeetlready said, we besot that a ma
jority of the Strnthern psopleare not truly represented
by thesescaiadalous proceedings. but =fortunately far
their peace and quietness and for the tranquility and
proeperlty of the whole country, there 1.0 =effective or
emphatic repudiation of them on their part. dome of
the more sagacious of the Southern moistenere it is
tore. have demented such speeches and pribiicatiops
as injurious to • the canvass of the Presidency, arid •on
the ground hare tried to' mumle the slanturhareflail
epeech.makers and editors. • But this is not a satisfac
tory grdand to put the awe upon st all. What is 'said
.and done is not condemned beaten it (,'wrong and bad
in itself. but became tt is impolitic. Now. latuntrti
mayrokdown with party men, it will tot lettsfY •
this
those whourthe Southein peopte ought to be studions
'to retain as
their friends It willmot satisfy those who
desire ito be generous to the South. because they wish
to see the people of the South rescued from the ruin of
•the rebellion., but who at the, lame time hold their
country above party. end will not assec'ate themselves
with any movement that keeps alive the spirit of rnbel.'
lion. It dill not satisfy those thinking and independ.'
eat voters who are not blindly bound to follow the
dictates of party, and who in these days hold the, bal
ance of power among all the parties These are the
men who. since the war is over; have tried to exercise
a restraining' influence over the ultra men of the Re
publican party. and the muses of the Southern people
ought to see that they are not repelled from the circle
of those who with them well. ' But they trill be driven
off _u.nlerfsench utterances as thou we have referred to
are not only condemned, because they szelmearlitie,
but , berm* they are outrageously wrong. Some
mond, ago a uumbv of the former military officers of
the rebebilid took si= to .make public and em
phatic declarations to the effect that having been beat
' en in their effort to disunite the country, they would
never more engage in politics: but confine themielves
et tirely to theit b uelnesepunmits. It would have been
well if they had all Wen of that way of .thinking,and
if those obtemstie such promises had kept them,, and
it would be better If the Fonthern people would Infer
'lnsist On keeping them all in the background.
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THE DISANITY OF POLITICS. g
- rag TARIFF.
•
As 'Cletferal Moorhead's tariff 'bill stands
first in the order of business for the action of
the House of Representatives, when it reas
sembles on the third Monday oft September,
it into be hoped and' earnestly helped; fig
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the sake .of disorderedliusinesaib the na
tiou, that.thilt bill will receive attention Until
much nee4ed remedial legislation on the anbL
jest shall be obtaleed. .•
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Inae-rrie:antime, we trust. that the work-7'
ingmen in data and every other industrialletr
tton of the:Union. will to the lumber of „bun
dreds of thopsande; sign petitions ,urging
the immedistp,adoption by Congrets; of an
adequate Protective Tariff.; ; I
In an article on the subject of the dilly of
the majority in Congressoto so legislate as to
"reserve the national market for the national'
labor," the Philadelphia Inquirer says:
All our Pennsylvania Idetnesentativegy fora whom
we expected such service, have labored faithfully, ae•
votehly, and with no' little 'efficiency during the Os ,
Mon; as opportunity either offered cr cud be forced.
far pressing the protection of our varied industries. It
would tid ciffitnit to assign to each his due tatted of
praise, fur they have all done their best; none yielding
to anrottfer in real,*bat all wisely; according to those
of them who,lhy position 'en committees or otherwise
'bolder; the right, ander the ruin of the House, .to ore
copy the foreground in the common service.
Our city representatives, and other yeterarts of the
interior have allowed no glimmering of a chance to
,allp unimproved. and they have made an evident tin-
Preesirur upon the nuind of Congress:. and while they
have beeninstant..both in and out of season. as real
in a 1003'C1i1143 always is. we have been exceedingly
gratified, elmoet emptiest% indeed. by a reinforcement
.of Mustier and newer men front the mountain region
'nf-itisbtate. . !lentil, of Cambria, and Cake; of Schuyl
kill. haye brought their large practical acquaintance
'with business!, and an unusual amount:esti:dr, to the
illtestraiotrof the subject. and-the discussion of the ,
lane range of triples embraced in the controversy. '
We have read the speeches f these two gentlemen
wiib more interest 'then we had thougki the theme
!sold awaken at this late day, of the grand debate, and
with more pnilt. too, than we had thought anybody
could afford na in the brief limits of a Coingressional
speech , • •
Mr Hanel' is the Wet of the .largest single eatah '
lishment for the triennia , ore of rails in the world. It
is located at ilohnatnwn, Cambria county. It Indio out
five miles ()Crabs, In linear measure. every day, and
it.cluding tbi , hands employed In coal mining for its
own consum;dion, the employees of the company num- •
her four thousand. The company limits own meeetcce
!hops, brickyards and lumber mills; and given employ
ment busidesto the families of its wort - Animal in a
-wo ilen mill, which supplies all hands with clothing
of that kind..
The administrative ability which conducts an Indus
trial city Sn all its details, and knows all the ins and
outs of each a business,. is a handsome qualification for.
alegialathr, who, besides. is thoroughly versed in the
theory nf a'l the facts involved in such a grand round
of industrial production.
General Cake h a an equal practical acquaintance
with all that can be learned and needs to be known in
the vest business of our anthracite coal - region. His
understanding of his subject is pot with equal clear
ness. and.corfider re The testimony of two such men
Is Invaluable. We trust that their spewing, in pam
phlet form., may have &Albers} circhtation, and we in
tend to do something unsaid a'genital distribution of
then thoughts and experiences -by each an marts of
tbeinv out space will afford. ' •
goad- ffairo.
Weekly Almanac:
5 17 6 eS, * -5. w.
5, IT 6 - .47! Ftal 6 56 mo
5 14 6 45' Last Q.. 11 7 52 mo
5 19 6 44 New M 1.13 0 16 mo
5 20 6 421 . FireVQ.24. 7' 61 err
5 216 41 1 •-•
.42 6 29 1 '•
6 12 SIMEDAT,..
, Sclipmr
24 MONTIAT
25 fiVIIIDAT....
213 WTIMIBELIT
47 Tamtinat
26 FEIDAT:A
METEOROLOGICAL TABLE.
Temperature jor the Week.
August-. 11565.
15 Saturday,
1.1.M0047... •••• • • '''' '' '•'•
Is
19 Wedne*day,
20 Tbrarday,. .
SI 'Friday, .
.
Encke's (Dine! is now visible through powerful
eleecoped.
The moon on Monday night attained its nearest
point to the earth,
A Grant It
mont on thittudc
Rer. Dr. Nerin
ber tu•morrow me
evening at 74 o'cl
On the 34th innn
from Philadelphi
• runaway bpat ti
The Mozart Mr
their Hail,
of importance is
Bea. '
Camp Meeting, Ail he held
at Auburn. this o 4oty, ..._ ...ospieetrof the
Mural of God, to commuce on -Thursday the.
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101 h of September. I .
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•The Copperhead C(.' mrention of Lebanon county
will meetpu!llonlar 13.-it r. at which time it. is con
fi Lt dentlf predicted that.tiloninger will be nom
inatedfor congress. . 1
Miss ,Annetta strourlrs actiool tor boys and
g ldA
In the' ErainieHeal Mathcidist Church,' Callow hill
street, holc'een Third and Fourth streets, will re
open on Monday, August 31. _
Zeibe or Maven Bun,
who wale , riutiAy injurt-d on the night of the Bth
Ine , by rix.rruflitnr—,,t he particulars of which We
gave in-our Iwo —ln.rrpidly recovering. .
On the opesision of earl Stburz Tiled to MI
place an Friday n at, lateliould and we treat,
will,ata• wurm • reception SS ever award
ed to toy dietlegniabod gentleman •wiellamll
PotterDle.- • , .' •
irro , PottFillla.Saangallratal will give a_pio.n.to
and hrattiral at liloneu!Loral Park on Manday
:`“) Wflbi tt %ill' be a plea/mot !Aar. lia
the Sifygurfrond or:dere:ands how to get up
thvire
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Lnst Saturday nigh:., the town swarmed with
erranng.diaturtrances. In frock;
of Mr Juitri M. Cr d' residence, a. man WM'
knocked down with a brick and rendered insane
ble for a lung time.-•
-_, Bobber —The collu Lb. Milano& of Mr. 1).
P. Brown, Morris Addition, Wu entered on Tose
day niglit lest and robbed of sli the provisions It
contained. The thierrea also, took some nlotbing
Intended for Weabbig. • • - 3
Robbery in Port (A2rica.—On Thursday night
het the hone or John netkord,.Part.CarbolleVu
entered by breaking in a window, and robbed of
a new imit of clothing &looking glare, *tans,
pocriciote, etc. The :peopetraton are unknown.
Washington amp; No; 14, P.O. of J. & A.,,
will pee • pible m Agriettharal Purim Tow
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gept. arriagemnte for if a» b
Rood hinds, and the affair promisee to be ono of
thh most pleasant of the kind given this memo&
-The American Heim Como had sae day
for i heir 'chic emeeda passea
off t re •Pletatattf• •
.11stittany
ms44l • street wads in the marring =sow by
4onedefkeest Bead; sad pteessteff as it strays
do", it fine appesreaer!
additioaal aliceasaa is badly aided la
liorrieadditioa, for et se protection of ileeoltatir,
from =Maas who intact that looal4i afta *g
tait, and it is it/spoilt/tat Mandl aPPletlethill the
atomicity of adequately moods* all erotica*?
thwltoroab wilt plea ono tato Wittalatilt. It
is seeetaiable male Cid* 0964 IS MO"
' At a meeting of taxpoyets held hi .Ttetnont , on
litoiday evenion latikinessre. Wta. , laerret sal).
B. AlthoniSe'were appointers committee to witit
the Commissioners' oftioe lad cumin. the Town
ship bounty scoanncht which time is Omagh!. to
be o
g tsomehin wrng. ,
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Puhiful - Accldent.—Ori Monday: mottling last
Mr. John Coyne. Superintendent of :the Beech.
wood Colliery, Potts & fligfirecl, had his tight
hind accidentally caught between a hoisting rope
and $ polley,'end badly mashed. &Tend of the
bones of the hand were broken. It
that the hand will be eased. Mr. Coyne
in Railroad street, .this43orgia;
Tile only oocaidon on which George Pisa*
Train used the Atlantic Telegraph, was to trans
mit.a message to tno - Great United. Sates Tea
Warehouse of T: Y. 'Salley & Co., Nos. 26, 78 sod
30 Valet stater, N. Y., for a supple of their well
known brands of tea and coffee. Their:spilt, Dr
-W. H.. Robinson, in this Swung's , . =phi' con
sumers in this neighbothood,..,• • . •
,
Bud; Mietii)g.—llev: H. Winls, prim' O f
the M. B. Church, Pottsville; aeitate'd by Itsv.
J. C. Corr:ash; J.. - Murray, add others, will hold
bush meeting'on thirrirday, Aug. 29, and Sunday,
Aug. 30,,1968, it a grove near The reeirvcir, be:-
tweet% pgs carbon Lod Pottsville. - Preaching, on
Saturday at 3, P. id , arid on Sunday. at 10, A. 31.,
2,4: Lad P.. Thiparbl3o ia invited to at-
Wad. 4 - -
The Episcopal 'ehttioti It. Madam% Het'. Dad.
Waahburo, Rector, i• • being renovated and
proved. It is prospering under the able ministri
of Mr. Wal,hburn. '-Bwv. John T./*Mtn for
merly Of this Borough. OM nowlteittor o the..
Episcopal &webs/ Ocury,lloo Erie, matte
in Ashland on &today last: His mouton is said
to have been esculent. -Mr. Protheros was for
merly a protege of Mr. Nrsabbunr.
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for SIS a aide took place od Thursday
last, at the York Fum, benne John Snyder and
John Kohler, both 'of this Borengh. After a
number of rounds, timing which Soh* bad his
nose injured and ripper lip cot open, Snyder Wee
• declirtd victor, - The difficulty out of which the
Sght sprung, look place at a piomfo the pda vions
day, and the parties- selected that birds,' mode
of seeing which wail the "beat man."l •
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A stated meeting of the Soldiers' and Sailors'
Grant and as Campaign Club of Pottsville,
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will belield at he rooms of the trnioti League,
this evening a 1 8 o'ckock.. . Soldiers and uilors
favorable to th election of their old captain, are
cordially invit to be present. It is the intention
to make this C ub tell in this campaign for Free
dom, and it oh Id embrace every soldier and 411-
or favorable to the - cause. Let there be a fall at
tendapos this Mg. -
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- Mr. Josinh"F. WiTdermuth, au honorably dis
charged soldier Of the Union army, is now can
visaing this County kr obtain •anbsorihers for
three ezestletit works, bearing the folbnwing ti
tles :—" Eminent Women of the Age7beautiful
ly iilustrated ; "Philosophy of flpiiiekeeping" •
and "Biography , of Congress abd the General
Government." We commend M r. Wildermuth to
the courtesy of our citizens, and Isis . .books to
their attention. ...The first work named above is
really, s superior book.
I.*.rrAtitious.--Orir. - Northumberland county
frieado'maka 'hors work - of. their criminals. On
the 23d ult., Frederick Heintz wail arrested in
Tremont, this-County, charged on oath of J. A.
Miler, of Mt. cannel, with stealing a horse from
him. • Heintz was put in prison here, and on the
4th bier, reached Elaubury,in charge of a police
man. The prisoner, who is kloting man. was
immediately taken before the court, on the day
of hie arrival, and plead guilty. He was senten
ced to imprisonment in-the Eaetero'Penitentiary
for three years.
Jam!) Piano, an Italian, was arrteted in Tre
mont on Wednesdaylast by ofßeir Clouser, of the
county Police, charged with stealing it hand organ
from ,lames , Co moo, also an Itillari; of this Bor-,
ough. Pianb had boarded with Sorrocootivo day!,
and on leaving took Abe organ with him. t wo
being
searched is knife oveil a foot long wits found con
cealed in his boot. 'Owing to the want:of/an in
terpreter; Piano - Was brought to Pottev,iile, and
after's "hearing before Squire Ciairad;_the ceps
was disredstied. ! /
A Horse Fair will be held on Faatrion Course,
at the Half-wat , Hope. one mile / east of lichuyb.
kill Haven, on Wednesday, Therwlay,"Friday and
Saturday, October 14th, 15th - ,' 16th and 111h,1858 ,
Owners of trotting and rnzinh*borieti are invited,
to compote for premium/ i
A running match 'will come off On° Fashion
Course on Saturday, *pt. sth. for r purse of $2OO,
between "Lady Faiddon," of PaahionCoarse, and
"Shame.in of New Philadelptba. Half
;.beet two in three. I •
Base 8a11..4—A match game of Ibiza ball wu
played as Preston on Monday, between the Do
vey ninescnd th e Bnlkley club, both of that place.
Score, Dovey, 21 ; Isnlklev, 12. I -
-TkOaptain Olohiger and Fleetfoot dubs of
Pottuille; were opponents in a match played on
the 17th inst. • Score--411ortiger, 52 Fleetfoot, 69.
Fly balls caught, Gloniger, 1(); 'ieetfoot,
'Home runs-,o3loniger, 2; Fleetfoo 3. Umpire,
A. J. Smith, Pottsville B. - B. ?illcorers,
Edwards Lightfoot B. -B. 0. ' Williams
Rough and Ready B. B Time f the game, S'
hours .and 35 minutes.
- -her , If the Athlete Nee
_Ball Club,
members in ale dte
wilt
bold a piccio at Agricultural Park, August
27th, 1868. A pleaaant time. I. anticipstai.
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The following le a list of unclaimed letters re
maining to the Dust Office, 48 fotterille r Pa.,
Augast 21, 1868:...,
Billman Amos B o ron Michael.' Buret! Annie,
Carter Daniel W, Carter Robert s Coyn Mary, Car
ney Ellen. 2 ; Dru.coll Daniel. Diefenderfer James
Id, Dean Nancy, Regley George, Grant Emma,
Bites Jonas,Baines George, Baiiies Mary, Kane
Prink, Keen Uosepn,'Kleckner Btirnetta A, Kelly
Kate S. 2 ; Landis Mrs Annie, Muldownef Ect
ward,liltillen Joseph Montgomery William, Illoy
er Mary E, O'Brien Cornelius, 'Neil Bart 7, ,
Quinn Michael, Steel Jacob, Shei Rev L C, Say
lor II 151, Stbeyle WM Id A 00, Stunt Mary, Sim
mons Julia, Thiemer John 31, Tiiitcher J, Waite
Elizabeth. ' - J .
Unfortunate courrenee.—On esday morning
last at 6 o'cloc 31r. L. C. Timm on, the hard
ware (sealer at ntre and 31arket street', left this
Borough with - horse and buggy, 'to go to Mi
ii
Doraville on business. About 7 'clock, while in
'Mineraville, and about to return o Pottsville, hie
horse became frightened and ra away. In 'tor
mug s. corner ebarply, the vehicle 'upset, throw
ing Mr. Thompeon violently into a gutter., A
small bone at the ankle of hie right leg was frac
tured and the ankle, dislocated With conSiderible
wrenching of the ,teculons. 81r. I Tbonipson's in
juries were attended to by Dr. Bobbins of Miners
vi/le, and eubarghently, he wed brought to his
residence iiiAbis : . rough. His injuries will con
fine him to the h oleo, for two or three weeks.•
• .
Fatal Acciaen Trement.,—Aa intereeting ,
child, aged•l'ye r and 4 mouths, eon of 3tr.
Charles Btreiche , Chief lijorgeo of Tremont, was
.accidentally killed in thatißorongh on Wednesday
last, by being run over by a losidtd wagon. The
circumstances ae stated by The Local News, are
we follows : I
"The little fellow was playin on the street, in
-front of the „house, when Gen.; Rack, teimeter,
earns along with a heavy load of; wood.' air. Hiak'e
attehtme wait &ewe in, another direction, and Le
did not. Sekthe boy until one of the' mules •had
kicked bim(ivcr,l and one of the wheels et the
wagon pa-ced_oVer,bis cheat, killing him almost
instantly." - • I
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• The many friends In this Bumph, of Rev:
Isaac Riley. late pastor of the Fins reebyt erian
Cbnrch, will be interested to hiarn that . hie re=
ceived4nd accepted a call to Thirty fourth . . t
Reformed Manch, Newlork, it a salary of ••;
per anhum. We trust that great success may at
teed his ministrations in his new sphere. The for
mer•piuttor of the church, Reir. M. Stryker, is
nowvistor of North Broad' oared I Presbyte rian
Chtirch, Philadelphia. i •
In this connection we might atzte that Rev.
'Joel Parker, D. D., father-in-law of Mr. Riley,
whose delightful lectures and impressivessrmons
while visiting here, and fresh in the remembrance
of many of our citizens, has tWehmed his pastoral
charge of Park church, in Newark, N. J., in con.
eequenceof ill-health and adduced age.
camas
The Good Intent Fire .Company tried their
- Steamer at Centre and .11atientongo streets on
Saturday afternoon last. Two large streams of
water were thrown over the pole which is one hun
dred feet in height. There is no doubt that the
separable of the Good Intent is merit the most
'effective is the State,and will do good service
when occasiori requi res. - In' fact our entire Fire
Department - is a credit to the Itortrugh,s and can
be.confldendy relied upon in; ease of emergency.
On Saturday during the practice a son of Mr.
Wm. Parton who was smith* in the street witL
nesidog_the operation of the steamer, was knocked
down by a passing horse„ and stunned. lie re
'
ceived,oo. serious lnjruies:
I a-11, *owl: IS r. ■
80 0 76 0
70 69
13 75
SI 80
18 .4
78 16
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Police nu - Le w —LewisKramer and 'A
wr m. A . Kloch
have been bald in.ssoo each. liy.Sqnire Conrad, to
answer the charge of resetting prisoners from
constables. John Carlin, Hassey Carlin and
Mrs. Carlin have been held to bail by Squire Con
rad., charged by Thos. Bain,' Barney Mullin Ind
Michael. Culleni with setting ferociolus dogs on
them. It seems that on Saturday last the plain
tiffs had oome to Pottsville, and were returning
to their bootee at. Fobbed', when seeing two
men fighting, they interfered to separate them.
By -Route means or ocher Mousy Carlin. became
Involved in a dispute with one of them, when
Jno: Carlin, Jr., ran home and brought the dogs
back with him and set them upon Mullen, who,_
although a large and powerful man; was pulled'
down by the dogs and lacerated. - The other men
in their efforts to get the ;dogs sway were also
severely bitten. -
ed in Tre-
nail Chita
and in the
Malk/7.
octkez. by
IITM,
will meet is
'al business
as Balms,
The G irard art Lecaei.—Some months ago
the . city of Philadelphia applied do the Court, of
.
C.. mon Pleas for permission to execute leasesr
fifteen years of coil Judi in Schuylkill =MY,
The matter was referred to Meagre. Thos. B.
Bennett and 000 de B. Sohn of this county to
report testimony in regard to the coalition of the
mines and thb possibility of strums tenants for
term of five years, as mentioned in Mr. Ginird's
will. The report wia that it was impossible to.
recurs tenants Who would take upon themselves
Abe expense and risk„ of, *opening veins 'of coal
- upon leases of only five pars, and the commis
sioners reported In favor of the fifteen years'
term. On Siiturday Judge Brewster delivered en
opinion, blued upon this report. After review
ing the decisions here tool ;in Yngland in TWA
to the management of charities, be decided that
the Court tad power to grant to trustees the
' right lii extend leans beyond the term specified
in the wilL A decree authorizing the fatty to
make biases for fifteen years was . entered by the
Ovart.
Mr. Harry H. Davis, who studio is at the
o9roar. of Second and Market stseete, has Just
completed a mountain trout picture 0 .1 1 . for
Mr. Geo. W. Johra of St.; (Stair. which is 4EO"
nontunid:by competent judges, very good. The
picture represents a number of trout lite-size, dis
posed, in natural positions, end eo thit
they stasul•fOrth tram the camas. as if the out=
stance and not the mere semblance, woe bet*.
ea. The other adjuicts of the 'picture, rod. Ulf
basket :eta, areptinted, with great fidelity tons.
ture. We consi der this one of the 112011% nude° eV
ons bite of painting thit we him yet seen trom
the pallet of Mr. Daria 4 We might add Gat% the
picture is intended as a memento of &recent ash !
ingSo the wilds of Potter county, in which
Mr._ J Mr. Davie, •tet ho took sketches at the
time,) several other gentlemen, bd.
Weund nco erstand that Mr. Rebe Davis llion, a shaft add
' to Lis noms of the line, •
vin of the surreoder ales, and will ancorapany
the eshibitinntet-a br.ef tour, as lecdurer. .
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Aki =t e rj u rl. fr. & o frale.—Ll i t . a
Ocaosoticat,
grt zd u rt red a swat COm.
a_sad
of 43scieral Groot. The typography of
s a r i wish tt cms It combs mat
ors hundred sad tireaty.the fall page ea.
Ls= is. 'laborer the track is Albin O.
vim* amide "Pisik Dowse sod
Zlotys," Ida& tiro Assetiela rnbiqg Camp s
oy issued to 10115,tisched-ths viii large Mb of
11 e1
9 , 1/Mdl of nasty copies.- As spasm.
polilleal mad milbary of Osa..Orant, It
uoccastiolta*, the most *tryst* sad
ably whoa of say vat ad the eabbet whieb
hats aces. Ws cationsl it Warns silo desire
to pocasee.* really valuable biography cd
Great Captakof the ago. 4 __
_• Tbi eat for this Casty, Br. bias IL
.8 -of Ilbanivills, is sow delivitiog the
aat to sahasrlimakthd
sorlytkas. k 111 - 4 eat?Ti Aide
=V.on 414roks lopon.
ra ... 1.7i.if . ammo
Beef itridler. UMtne I..yonh died at ttie
f his lather, East licseregian street.
this Bormdkon _Tuesday night last, aged 27
Yaffe. after • Worley( nags of several znoiths, -
from eassuisotine.. Es wasin the three months
'swim la the late Rebellion ; after which 'he
enlisted hi Cornpaoy 0,
_9Bth pools. Ragisesot..
B. sombrely ',goaded tape hip in the Rattle
of South Mountain. she wits sahsequently trans
' !erred in oonsecinesta °flats unhealed eoadltioet
of MS - trona, to Co. It? 12th . Veteran Wean*
Corps. lost be was disehlrged Sept. 3 .1881. at
the aspiration of his *rut of enlistment. Es was
w g
m
1111004 soldier sad • y yomg own. ---,
1 • Hefts interred the be Cellists:7 ot SC
•Pattleleit Chunk y afteooth otlandod
to the arise by a eithisionese ecoarioSse.
la-arse, and by the l'haeatt lire Company. .
."Molle On Ott —Oa Saturday leak
s•pio nib was had near .Cits, by tbe
Cathotio church. of that Sarong Everything
rota off Pleaoexitlyi until one Warms Dolan, a
%folly hiatraire," benameldrank, profane and db
orderly: Father McEvoy, promptly arde . red him
from the grow • • • the feltow left without his
hat. While suit along the •road he met Mr.
John eni-tilin, the • adage for Andhoi on the
Demo'bratio ticket, • • taking a fancy to CoehliWe
hat he forthwith eon • • Ted the Idea of taking pi:d
omino of lt„ ei ." Ooeblin. Dot liking the
hosule demonism • • ran, pursued by Dolan.—
Tint wines d • paroled, and just as
Pagan wasbetA dibia, Dam met him with
aldek in th e ' whit% fractured both jaw:
Woos- —o6chlin fe inbithe ditch ,. receiving it
_wee - feared, aka inlarles whieh might
prom fataL After • eaphiit Dolan met a man
nulled John Clergy b
tu a d him and throw. him
bow an • • • • • • • itch, eight feet deep,
breaking one of kda bga in ihree ;dams. Con
tinging his tanooost and intareatin_g pastime.' he
got istM. a iiittt • in NabanttY city ,
whereto attempting] to O }4lllW . wp an antagonist,
be was arrested by l squad of poneemen. An at
tempt um made to omens Dolan, but the polio.
men naafi to th*pthitauw,. sod on Snaday he.
was brought to Pottarilli and committed' to Jail
in default of MO bail tki answer at *sot.'
Proceed** cf Seffluyfkili Harms Borough ClAtn
dl,—A stated meeting of Council was .field on
Tueedas evening last. IPresent. Messrs. Butt,
Teter, Heilman; Genainter, Bliger, McCoy, and
Coie. , 1 • ' •
Minutes were meet se t a
A communication front ET:. Attorney for
the Borough, was remised, stating that the role
in the CNN of Vonty, vs.. Borough bad been made
absolute, . and the authorities were ow at liberty
to Mooed with the Ointito of the sweet. -
n motion th 4 ocemnimiestion was placed on
dle and the Ckinimidee discharged.
J. , H. Heilassf..reported hiving notified the
County sera, of the allitate condition of
the Suspension 13ridge. - 1 —
Committee on Horner; reported in fain
of the grades for theatre, Pike mei Barg , to
sunMk as per profile submfttedly J. 8. Hawley.
On teal= the ri was accepted, and the
grades adopted. • - • 0,/
•On motion it was ordered that G. Koeh
ler be notified to moped his pav= - tht,•and put it
up to grade. I 1
Ott motion It Wm ordered that Toot, be .
notified to cat &nenhis side-, balk, reset-his
curbs, and re-lay his pavement'.
On motion it wail ordered hat the Agent of
Richardsons' Estate, Widow Boehm and
John Weaver, Aift.; be notified to curb and pejo
.along their respeedve properties. t`
The Chief Butgewilwu requested to set the
curbs, and lay the velment of Jacob Dundore,
unless he p r oceedq to have it done without delay.
Entertain's' tit, the ood Iraent Zngfne gouge.
—The new beam cif the G ood Intent - Fire Com
pany having been Completed, and their • meeting
mom in - the Nowt story , fitted up in beautiful
style, with darns >E and lace curtains, rich carpet,
splendid chazalieller4.o., at a cost of about 1900.
the/Compeny on • neisday evening'. last invited
the members ot_CCeineti and a Dumber of the
Mends of the Ocumany to pay it is social vied.
'They did so and spent i very pleasant bow.
On entering the "pinions eogine room which is
fitted hp with every necessary convenience, the
ilmt washich addicted the attention of the
vialtore, the eteataer, with its lamps lit, and
as bright as a Deff4
, silvEr. dollar. The Company
certainly deserves etWit for the .very fine con
dition in which it keetis its apparatus., •
- up stairs the streets wire anon seated oothfortably
in arm chairs, and were called upon to witness
the ceremony of presenting to Hon. Lin.- Bar
tholomew,—thr, any yeses a member' of the,
Good Intent, and 'Elba§ always taken an active
interest in the welfare of the Company—a beau
tifat eertificate of ineMbershiP, engrossed by Mr.
A. B. Cochran in bill best style.- As a' testimo
nial ofthe good sill-end friendly feeling of the
Company to Mr. Bartholomew, it was highl y . ap
preciated by his and be so expressed himself in
his remarks on reseivitig it. The certificate wee
presented on behalf tit the Company, by F.
Wallace. I
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After the presentation the Company and' its
mute partook of a tradition, and indulged la
those social Waimea which none know better
than the boys of the mood intent how to inaugu
rate._ . • _I 1
- bilkers of this efficient Conapinv.
President, Semi. W.Russel ; Becretary, Wm. B.
Gore ,• Financial Secretary, A. B. Cochran ; Treas.
urer, J. A. Hnotzingei . , • .
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.The Surfs-weekly • ttrertiaer Of Tuesday, last,
lintaired the folkiarbig :i. • -,
"Some time last wi•ekla man by the patine of
Stauffer, a residept•of C•dawiess Valley, instiga&
ted by a desire to be I 'Kernel; wrote a letter to
Gov. Geary, to the Weep that . perfect reign of •
terror existed in that - locality; that large bodies of
Dien; in sane °sae - tt, lumbering hundreds, were
roaming throt*lt the Walley, taping whatever they
could lay their hinds Op, without leave or license;
that they would dig ' whole potato fleldi and
impreis teed* to early- thew away ; that while-he
wrote, murder and theft were being oommittedall
around bim ; in fect,lda statements were of , the
,'
moat extravagant' kind. Re earnestly requested,
the Governotto send,on foie.) of three hundred
men, to preserve the peace and protect the citi
zens from raplpe atehpltioder, rod modestly re
quested that as he wis well acquainted there and
knew all the ground; ;the Governor should send
tam • commission ati 'Enzoeh'—that he ishould
send it at once. • The' Governor judiciously refer
red the matter thManshil.Reisler -for investiga
tion, who with one orl two of his force, proceeded
to the locality designated on Saturday last, and
-found everything lie,. not' even a potato hill
having been rob ..*d. It seems it all originated ;
fronysome of the citi erne talking about what they
would do if the •liislimen' . did come." •
Stauffer's unreliabdity is not to be wondered it,
for he is one of the idtterest.copperheads
Uni
on Township..
As it wind up to th" ridiculous transaction we
might state that au esday night • last a party of
Republicans with drum anclilfe, went to ti .-mf.
er's resident* Ridgtown, and after playing a
number of pathiotic Pieces, rent the air with their
cries for "the Khniel 1 the Remelt" The entire
affair. is the standing; Joke at present in Catawba&
•
Valley. . .
The - E'llicoodl Cabo Sabbath School held .its
Sixth Annual Anniversary, on Saturday, August ;
15, 1868. Thelactil • met at •half • past eight
o'clock, A. M., at th Ellwood School houses.—
After
the school'_ tleeembled; a hymn was
sang, and prayer offer ed, after which the school .
was formed in pra4eihn and march • to. Ellwocid
-Station, to welcome theharrival of the Millersbum
Birks Co. Band andi.the American Mechanic '
Lodge, from Pinegrad. After that be school
preceded by, the Band end American `Mechanics'
marched to the spot *here everything had been,
prepared in the most elegant manner, ;waiting
their airivaL The *hoot united in .singing a.
'hymn, "the American Sabbath School Bells,"
'when prayer war a lered by Bee. Mr.; Haman
;from Pinegrove,' member of the, A: IL
lieu. Mr. Henry frii Pinegrove then addressed
rite school and VeOpla on the fourth ;Cabman&
meat, to "remember the Sabbath day Mad keep 13
holi." The rioniirkd were mostly made in, the ,
German language. .htr. Haman in conclusion, ad.
dresied the school bilks English language.. The
forenoon's lessen cloned with mimic, and prayer.
After which Her. Mr.' Hoary the school
to the refrestalient teble where everything was
amply provided for. , It was also provided for all*
others who desired tci.be refreshed. The nfunber
entertained at the_t le was eight hundrecl. The'
afternoon hewn o with prayer and music, -
after which Mr. H addressed the lodge and
people on the subject cillt the Order of American
Mechanics. The reamlni, were free from point
cal sentiments end wets
i w o llireosived.L.The session
closed withrnusie pray ind a tlessing which
was asked by Be v H.1'13.-Heuri.. The managers
of the school thank the people for their liberality
and kindness,. in aiding them in defraying the et.
wises ; and more especially foe, their good de-
Ztea and %induct during th entire prooesdf
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Junior SOne V: Atrlerica.—The State. Camp of
this Order corarsoral gt,Altoons, Blair C 0.,, Pa.;
nothe morning cd the 11th day of August ,
H. Helms, State Provident; is the chair. 106 dela-
gates answered to tit* names, besides delegatesl
from chills** of New York, Ifisacori, Ohio, Db.'
nois, Indisna,l(entunity and Connecticut. This
was said t o both& largest session 'ever-held by
this body, and was cc:imposed of some of the most
intelligent men of various sections of the State. The
twelve camps in ells e E s le in this County were all
represented by their men. The officers eleo ,
ted to serve for the ning_year are as follows':
State Preside West Maks, of Phil'?
&Aphis. • i , .
a* Via ~ George H. Hawksworth,
of Clinton..,' r. ' 1 ,
gale Mager of Alerts and Oyer/unties—Henry ,
H. 8011, of Berks.
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State Secretary 7 -11enry J. Stager, of ISladel
phis. I ll .. ,
Stale Treasurer —lailton Alexander, of Clarion.
State Marshal—J.-4. Hunt:Jolter, of Schuylki ll .
State Sergeant 411 , 41 i m a --:C. E. 11eXurrnan, of
Blair. 1 ' • I '
- Merrier Prtiiidend I.
Scltuylleal—Thoatu .J.
Foster, of Idahanoy ()Ky.
Wedneeday,evioing the State Camp was versa
adir4fiii"ver"gtet rin sed, $ au after whi c h by ' the
sole ' Hoa niaill.
address
esear
were delivered to the multitude of citizens se
'sembled by 1. H) Helms; 0. D. Drake, D. 11.
Evelantlanii T. J. Foster, of Schuylkill, Thorne
N elson,.H
of Ky., Amos F. ate, of Ho., M. A. K.
.Weider, of Clarion: end 0. H. Hawkaworth, of
Clown. The &.Wli at j. at midnight
of the 13th; to meet at 'limning on the second
Tuesday of ;August ; 1869. Important changes
were ellededin Uri organic laws of the manias-
Una, of which mention may be made in thesetvol;
owns at some hllare day.
•
Procredingsof Borough Couneil/i . stated
meeting of Cloing,il _ !ma held on Tuesday evening
last. Fresco, heists. Cochran, Schein=
Beffser r , Lauer, Sheerer, 8. &doer,
Brown, Leonard, Lae, Farquhar, and Po; Prest.
Street Conimines ireportud having cleared .
man st of °harmonious ; having conferred with
Mi.lho. W. Ballet in red/aka to opening jack. ;
eon at., to which be Objects ; having taken opt darn
to culvert near property of D. B. Seidel ;radar:sc.
IF on openlni alley, at Davies. property; evens"
of opeuing y street too great to warrant the
nedertaking ; and was discharged from
High street, and from building culverts grading
,hantougu, 'Market and Hotel streets. • •
Pinson& Committer reported maim hues %M.;
polisined horn Squire Conrad, in bonsemireen or
Mitir not baring oven paid yet to the Squire.
, ,The Oommittee co Ordinance' reported that an
biting candle works to the Bor
otigh,-wouldbe_ tOri itirin its provisions, and
inked to ty. diechar-epat weep ted and.
Committee discharged. • . ,
The ElorveyGYaminee on reporting grade for,
Arch meet, wait continued.
,-"lhrrotigh Treseurees entement was reed and
Bled. 1 , • 1 •
A irommininaticrit horn ream:ft of Monis 14-
Alltioo. adding for sdditional plias biros in that .
seethe of the Balogh, was - us motion of Mr.
ininee Man
Cochran e a r kin ..the table .
'The Coes recomemoded n
order for WO be granted to in& H. Wodo7oo
Sonoma of Tainting Good Wens engine
hoeso L and Olen ID be easinesed on Wynn of
the ow • . -
The niece I
wee anebs end the enument!e* ,
eiLtebe paid. * • -
On modas set wale fee IMO ft meant. ma
=
sirOeninwitne Whiles Phonate Phi
baei. I • • • ! . ,
' The 4 2110 0 1 1111bWeinflpied and ordered to be
Stew ' • • • • 21. se
! • 1
Cho. B; Burner • • . 1 BO
las.iii'maiNKr.. .. :., . ~
Watt* . i
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Proviou:9l4B.. ''' - ' ' ' \- Algia7l 2
88
--. 119, 1 88, rilOpli II
New Tom hem a Powell arid met ODOM Orb.
Tim !kw oak Rani& belt ISM heck 10 the Dommt
racf• ' ' ,
Tie Daneemede 'mairgyre to fiptiCal ildeammel
by elms of Mod solftoi he mem Mama . -
Tema are wee Meteor headreg Reg ChM to
tlldn. mil the amber la Mirada,
An old Confederate arribriegtmest •1411111dailla
bee re orpidsed aaailtdmewe aid Bide Ism..
Ten min Who eased oar ROW isms et
01 " 0311 °SIMI , Weft kit Severer md
psaimumee Ammoward Oddest Bedtddh dattkMd
atilitodleg Demeattleplowdemer IMMO*. •
aItxBO,IIMAT d Iklailaa.
the clerked vote of rgiahe Man be twented at as
bawds.
Tienbled.whkbat doers the bole *Ws 110. •
bartle-deld will all deposit De mcmidirbaillote, neat
lkweieber.
Ts 1.560,the 'Southern &waters threatened rebel.
Mini if they tailed. Ttwy saw threat" - nrwilatkm
tliwymccred- _ • ' -
TniPtheidertial Ytceta. Joe the
Pencaybania le Davis W.-Reink, not YIPS. ea Plum=
some:mom • .
A ircenisa I linMp editor weed IL L. Solid, Me
Derr nominated for awe= by the itclawicare of
Debra territory. • •
Tim Rhode bland Wakes and mailMileme *bed
•Graat and Cora: CIO at Providence, with General
Barwick as chief.
A-recithwerer loira leowisiswe male Mat_Clie Remildi- I
aim mud go out of rake nest Ztavol either 17/,
the bailor maw beoliec • r • /
Timm who kid the ratle l wiiiiii,lita 6 wi.,and o . cle *
Oath. now reek to rub the replan , -Tr'
moth. to the Preakieney: • „ . 1. 1
Wpm him the Blain in 'common with 'tbirOoppar•
•kw Patel—La Cram Deeeeret. / •
Answer.-A tame for had 1/101:07.
Tim emaciated witeirors of the Libby did dideistim
Tide prisons are asked by the Dethoonte to mite With
the wretches who s them.. '
• Govmaros Beare and Senator Reiahick& of indinue:
have agreed to make a Joint can' of that SOW he•
ginning about the middle of Ripteethut• •
ilia Rudman of the Stab cantor
Cammittee adrthted to a that it ta birds post.
brie to aITT for ileythour.
thorram. , Sm.elipur4rim, of th e Weitithen "Irma
Brigade." lest year the to Jobusontanbm. ball DOW,.
COrnir out sod taketrthe stump ice Gnat.
AT a Seymour sod Bleb meeting. lurid in lbartheiry
last week a collection mai takers up to erect a pomp
meet to etaet A trilkse Booth. _
, sta r v
ed
in blue. who was =hied, slaughtered
or starved daring the war, wee saluted, alenUidaren
or dermal by those whomppat &Maw and Dam
,_ Novi
_ Law Cooped' , ed of Darlington, lowa. who
I' DOI / 0 • 11,111 kInts • writes hone that the thing le
altip—CialithrthA w ill give MOO maJoritY ice Grant,
/ seamy tbat • leopard ale change Ids spots. Brick
Pomeroy% Democratic lomat. Just started in Bel%
Yrvh. ,sthurisinsir de ce nt and subdued
'ES&
A ifftroeste Caper lammOnett what it condom a
reliable month. that Hamm Awhile will be the Dem.
ciaaidate fur Commie In the Pita Dllfttid at.
that State.
arreawAir tWireonelz) correspondent surliest
•The Dements are dying fast in Van Berra MULTI
&Mon+ lan% near strong enough a stintaliat,to hasp
the old topers apt •
Over the entrance of the county Jill of Burnes cone.
*low Ostrow Inscribed t
qua "Coppethead Bea&
rt and 800
ers irg m. Free to all. Walk hit
appropriate. -
Securer. Braaten hatmantne Lam the Delliwetscy
of Berke anal, on the Ind., at Beading.
they wee aseembled
bO4, containing thirty in
o tourentkin; lost hie pocket
.
Bvssr Union while's grain Is .an eloquent speech
molest the Democratic ticket, which mu nowarintail
by the met Who initiated. and Carried on theme to
!NO opr boys in blue were slaughtered.
'yaw were key *mend people preemll. at the
Itepublicap raMattou meeting ai chlap lot, week.
and a procession of fire tbonraod "tamers; ail - learns.
drilled in uniform gad carrying torr. hes • ,
Tea Mob* Tribune says: If We are successful In
electing -.nem* and Blair, we shall regain all ire
hale lostAuring the war. and we are isle in wirb e f we
shall sofa be Maws of the politiai glued=
A yersaix Vemocrit remarke4 the other day in Ta
dimmed*, "'lke !lamination" at flew York ars the
mostpoW,v e'er made in Ws_ countryi They please
all th e Repubilliens and Wady tbe DPlDoerati."
• Tea Dentocrits Imported rebels • from 'the South"
• - • - • • - • • • •
steniiitte2lorift iialiei — Llnc 011.siii. iiiititeTre—
lion. They are now importing the sameetaes of • •
to atitatode North against - Grant, and initiate mole
%Jan.'', • ; .
, .. ,
Slims; th e elute and murderer. sleet "I bays been \
a Democrat my life—before the war. &mined:ewer
and since *Wu. It was a Democratic war, and we •
tonight it from beginning to end on Desseaatle pried- '..
P.Y. I. '" • i •
la Cr ,
line—Huirsh for Olneral saymair I •L '
ed Ciffera—liould there, now: Same= 111.110 Gin
eral at eh i .• --
let ettiteo—Oett, thin , an d won's be I 'Gleam% of
the Riot. !hum?
. Tea "Soya ice Blue frota Newark visited New Toth
on Yonder) everting. and during their =4O through . ,
the city were assaulted at leveret different - plum by,
rang, of Mihaly Democrats. • South of the ^' Boys ". .
7were.severely =Jared. , . ,
Caesium is to be petitioned to extend the rigid Of,
ellffrage to women in the District of Colombia. Mrs. ,
141 Cebtoes, Yrs. Doran Greeley. Mrs. FL G. Bea
th% and win a-B /valuate cowards the committee
laving the matter in charge. . • , .
Iv is said that Seymour p has caused a committee to•
Jolla* up. S sad sto
to
from mews
Medea
or Writing more balm Seymour lamaking
odd ID
have given erey to the suspidea. that Blair metes to
kill him off , lb ble lettere and exechn,
rerseavrotecs Democrats hoe charged -that a lias
required an tinny of teem° men and 11100.000,000 man- '
1
;ally to enforce the reconetructiou acts. Tee tenth is
that but Ike *have been employed la eantheni
States,s, st a w troops
et of tem than. 514.600,000 annually: - : •
Powiterr; la the ammo of a revolukuary Ihr
ranger, denier* In Brownsville, Teed., reminds, add:
It they (the tioloniustand tee black men to Mat
those confederate sobtlers4 wham they call In net;, %.
demi may to you go out and ikon the Radicals.* 1 ,
Tex great terror of the rebel leaden is' the tame
cton of Peace on the - hefts of Remditrection. It will
-be the life of every liberal inter* and the death Of
every liberal Idea. Renee their desperate opposition
.to Grant, ea the herald of Pee= and recomenctkos-... •
• Tue. london Economist site of Blake' lava:
' "Nothing so cl cidedly secessionist In Madam as this
. bas been pat forth by nominal Valor tots since the De
em:the of the war Indeed, it Mr. Malts programme
meant more than bluster, it would then nether war."
A wan paper in Tea* Means its editorial , col- •
umns thus:. -
The State. Ben, acid Ultra Nw klux.
' Long may they wave . „ _
, . O'er the welts man's home ' 4 - - •
" And tbe nigger's grave. -... •
1 • -
,: AT Betvisbner, the capital town of Car tnmman
lrealth, In a leaning Dernotnlic drinking ' loon. Ire.'
gaimted by the Wets of thatpart_y, bug la lsndaoeas
frames the portraits of Jeffeeon Davis, ham M.
Beau sta. Buckner. Bragg. and., to Crown all, of
Wilkes , ,
. 1
Tam Milwaiikee Sentinel baving deli:libel% a
Teate*at' lc edification meeting" or that city,
with the folloaule : "As a epee:date= by the
dorm of the bar at the Hire. It wee a saccen i n g i
tuners! it was dcabtlnl. and ale e ratification metteg
it wu • fizzle. - • • ,
1
'Peclientuckj Times says :,' We venture the mmwdati -
that it Bute were sleeted P resident Instead ce Vice
' President, end there should be 1.-ft out some States of
I ; the month by virtue al the recent tattled= of Can ,
roe. be would wipe It all oat. take vernal= cif the
1 - White Morin, and blot. out the reeme of infamy made
by o:agrees since tells. • - ' '. .
Hei. Joits S. Caesura, lately a Dimicratie mbar
of COngreee has come out for Grant. tie elites the;
Ina preatte letter to Gen EL P. Kelley: "I can area
consent that the lost cease on ;indily-Bald; sad .
which its 'advocates staked on the 'emelt of the war
theyained thrmigh the famed' upan the pento ballon-box."de= of th e twuntry,ehall
be g
GIANT draws twenty•two . thousand dollars In gold
net p i p too taxes.'—Gerneeratk ereheage. , - •
_. "
General Grant draws no pay In gold, and on hie sl. '
ary over sl.oof re tax of Ave per, gent le webbed by
Obeernment. Hietaxes are - more honestly rild. to all
likelihood. than them Of the 'either of the a bov e lean
o f eileaboode, which are • fair ;swim= of the current
Capperhead mode ~.f argument. -'. • . , .
Tea itoeteeder ( l j Y:) Deuced says tlet. " the
German Repuolicans of hew York mill poll next No
',embervo mid probably a lrger *a than
ever. SOMA of th em e
principal bealien e azil merchants
who ham; bean hitherto strong Democrats are now
workine zealously for Great and Colfax, because they
believe that automat min would he the mageottestos of
a Deanocrelle victory," : . . . .
Tea IndierePolle Journal mil' that a most agreeable.
feature of the amputee in that State is that malty gee
tiemen of conservative 'tendencies. +shoo° sot like die •
Congressional glen af teconstra don. are geeing their.
adheaton to - the %terabit* party. Amon them are
J u d g e Radtke, General Colgrove, Vol. Tom !Milked!,
Judge Kilgore. Jimse Ummo. flea. J. W. Garden.
Gen. Gram, end Judge finely. t . .. i
Om Democratic exchangesipnblish a Me Of liftesa l
Union get:tends Who support Serino= and B . Two.
co A
of th e number have already. pronounced for Repub.
Dean ticket. Five more were retired In d
the war. Om of the fumble Ms been imat4dall ilizfi l
and punished since the ekes of -the war. Two ware
never in Pal eoMetleeleuPe 00 e is dad. and id the re
maining flour, aloe= ee the nay re ermieg o f
htvma - mead*. .
.„ . . . • - .
If olaito Suwon re eat Cense= or "No" aim
.. - .
'Tea." " . • .1
• . - 12onsloned, 'Wow" - Ilidnidni. •-' ' V
: "Toes candidate I cannot
. For It would *rely lase the meg% -
And would dhhemor sae 1 ._.r a li t t
%Mr i.bl the 'whetwdag tide Mined Im p .;
.11117 friend", I mall* eon tray no;
• Of honor Pve not mock to lois.
80, d-r-4 14 . 144 n gm". --August 4 .
Term AS Reim:, of MMus" a prominent rival of .
Trent Blair for the peatoeratie Vice Preakkadal nom.
Maim, thus threatens another rebellion r . •
"On the third of November next the Anwriam pen.
pie will endeavor to restore them Suva to thstt ewe. ,
montional rights. Should this by a poedbinty
the white ix,y4tation of those Mates may socesed In
pudni themselves to pommoon of their erovessimoti;.
otherwise, as awe as the Anglo-Bexon blood me in
- the seine of etratbern men. there will be ga wahaftwal
ern Om; and then. should Cowen seaud, She
blacks, Sabel will over the ruins of the whole repair.'
Be." , .
I " 1 ) 91n
• ; . 900 00
POLITICAL.
II ltha, the Democracy st Memo resolved that tb s .
they ro - ama ear was a failure. In MO, at New.Ydrir,
they demisted th e preplan existing pears to b• Indians.
and seem amnions to bare umber tight. Bat** No.
Tauber nettle:A to-teach than tbal,oflll tbe Wares
t h ey ever dreamed of their attempt to rewire their tralt-:
maw piny to power le the most camplere. They trled•
to do this by the hate of slavery; and w h en n a y.
'tilled, they tried It by the force of mined balm and
a Song end bloody war. That, too:yelled ;*and no*
th e y hen noting to Tall ba th anob bat th eir stable
ripcord as ensaking Gooperzesdr and whipped rebels. z,
This lut, will be a Wm, *deed, and the peaty Will' .
20 4 0mm t e Ira place, to plague the tattoo no sots.
Ceti &mows Esethanatharin Prirsivinumi„— :
General Cart &ham wilt address the people of Pan
sylrantass Wong, ,
at Pitteburlift• WoridaY4 Auto* - , •
Al Johnetowa r _TanZaegiiet 13. ' .. • .
" At 'encoder, 'edit Amman se. •, ,
At Readir%lareday. at
•At Pour( Friday, Anwast
-At Made) Gatordel4 Aaiun te• • .
at"Pailedetpbls. Monday Angola St.
At Allentown, Inced44 '
At ifilltesberre, Wednesday. flajmonber , •
At howdah Mr. i
NM*
'Thursday.
enPlwer Septssueetsbst
These are the rial 7 Mt
lUD be able to make to Pensaylvanta.
TIM Grant county (MO Harald this disposal alba
silly *drake oft ma to Gam.'Ormat, that be
so spesiter and therefore cannot WI a damsel= •:•••
•Thesass Johnson never nude apes* gad Gann*
Weahlkatoll always read his±thort voithes of Ihs 'dew
nun nun Wiles DMA ma,Pmy. .11A112A2A aswe
-
musk a public spew% oily In m two Moue non*
Andrew Asthma made no speeebni : all,. *ma Wer
=then sever occiest abate • mtoole-4140
earl, 'brit be emit se Wow*:
mew of all akin, your imentry lit in laded;
a r m u mau ha saved. Ws* rasa Whim nos with a
musket. Pastittltbillit le to be hers by dblesak. We
mast meet bint co the grot4nw by Qoa it be yid," en
there'll not bee dollar; maw II ermiten, ace a barer*
'bray left forms to New Ofisasar •
Twa Wortearer SPY bee Drli the 'Martel eff-'
tank to be dead mess November
• Ben :
Lk% , . i
• -
w i yh d rd hope of IlecomatineDo4 . •
7 • • All ihmt reatalta,of
Awramart Dosonsalw r • ' ,
thrisely se eaUed,) ', •
• m e em em a s gissiriene tohanaatitleid••
A manta Mess, . • t
' And Mawr Tboseend *Dhow ot Inesmon •
_
In a ilendith enwowu to
Tb aeaa.. viat arettaiVris
_ y r , th e preempea of tale soar sikno*l
it weld in astar
• The asmirat sal
• Ilaw You conaPolthst. or the Clachne
gm tweed 'taw of me jmEllieskalmaos. ri t
, tesessass antopi Abe imulantbisikp kept'
diram imatie oar the eiloolial wimp. ti t a s
iamb la the Owe. Wino die* imbed tlis INV
Uri SW mos North Mina Is look i s.;
tend by lbw& adr Wald 'PlluestOe f
"ono koileti bi "Is of ' tbe Oak as . Ilsimpit,
Balm Mx •,'lliirommo
went Malty wait* Millara,
et sll twat tipothidel• rldfirr )01.;
neer Os ammo. • Ifisk On* Mind breaript
f i rea==== .6ll 44C.
an votimilmt4l•l4ftellpidttlitrir
ter for thin - Dmicria mot IMF
tam
usione DulmolleiStr_lLMAPS, Ilik
Om mare zonsettr mited ass mum. *
On t lis thin )
Tairosig,tri 410•0411*
lusha veal Sr ' . •
lie Wank Lamm Dig • 011011
-....apoweller — 4
rye ' ,
tb•• gas saft sallies. 11114 is Votobeti as Pe ret'eli
wt tad afted tat WI. The, tare dant tali /IMAM
dig beamittte Dmoasiattilidatti Iflik_ l l 3 =
Prosittent. krailets ,Ws IttrtA• WI 0 7
gad Matt. bow timmtat 4o t he omit 4,431:
?bay
will Ise set ad tub se nay rat,
Tbspeetia2k lag to 'ma th . for ' tat
Serfil t?,41114:.-Jefatt , Evatial-fooritst.'
l'az late lOW olgin ±rviali a Peinderat. • but not
K tie stasisni art. - followtort otttry verses of
bli wire mai getradt• ta Lb* r rped pitteasign.
2111 1 % etk Ouspleis, • wbit . tti the *foetal of
tabs lad ber Illtufalt stead " 11416-
The tosa titbit to &alba/
1
~.:. c Malt MUM. ta i l w 4ll24bt;
pi Its UMW to • a tames tote
Sfax a tau sod wa its'.
Monett fietabo's epader,
tia 1 Lib 4 1 . ail
tet ta
Itis boxers 041,
AM bleeps new co the bane) debt
', Prom setter hie of wool.
Bo beer to ak daritze. I, .• ' ,
Dont tbfeltilw g you
.. .eloaff. - •
The rtg*ltalteld , re.ll divide** het,.a , -;
Arid dr'birei + -os baLt., '' 1 •''a ' '
Vir '.mt.ir 4. 2463.
MOAT sieneoCl AND II , ' win Sk*IIIINII -
1 , --,
irit,li wers Gra n log f riaineAp :
`• 11=iaosptsittlas • "WM:berme do you del
citation to speak with • mend ?" ' said Gen. Pero,
ere - ak.lbir tesethig. betos. Igessidimmat,
mire tie ; • • mirreeder.% 1 "Uncorsil ,
WI, tie . • tiara! •earreader t" • said
of the gibilselppl. .. Panbertim. I "'Never. so
= nes cap t urs of - Writes t "'Never.
nun lett
.3111111111 L, -' • .F. eigli., stabir)!-•
etimaslioa• of the •. • Mims. s , t - r ixw i can contio;•
goal Itat. la. *be . -• Ma , tke, * replied
mint Of adgergell - - . adad,'Ntit 112 S area
these caste the ••• • • tterleca in a better coo*
cry of Paineylvaaie . toitioa kir Om groseendos lod
saw is .gaigoiled • italslega I 4 . •
goue the lavaineg ot r; • . ymwrierma-
Mum withki of !wads 'U ° "a l aco r ' w 72
VI" 414111 . , -110 : 1914 . 0 - * • : '
~
0b...,b..bi0. or I . • - - .
..
taallliddid 101 t. :..• :' ,
the waterkegia." -- - 1 ' •• ' ,
.Tex Mowing 'gel patbetle sad Irknaphant po
ets gaits W p upae *boa* not beim* to
palter* and the Ikea Glee dabs: ,
- • - stos. kir Swaim - • •
,Eim aad , F u r et d r; ,, .. !. . .
.„,..,
~ • • • -,
' - Whoa tbe is-apeued, ' •
lands b will sing : •
.• 0 13intaorMi Seymour waits to` be,
• Butwill be Misc." .
-. • Shield Wigwam. .
tie
Peeia;
ay 1/14y.
H - Tail of b4ki tanbition
, i• ' • ply= ka ,
VZsig witisigg:-
I s cratdrikords
Ms Mabee,
,
• . - , ilmag• amps rboes Oast ,
.1 - AIM WO og blit nom i ' • 1
gdovdeas Ca - r+staie.—A tae festoons of 'rebel coar-
WY eadettinkt Maisie la Badeaa's "MOM Ristb l 7
of ibe LIM teew; 9.•tltaay* a wort that basal
t/Wad a iresid.wide atientkra It Mum pecdpel a a
aebidar .soll a geldieri ' tdit of Mr latikit statesmen
mays that "No man arta made Badsi , a's - book can doubt
the umraddleary eadacttyer Oetigraltkrant. and,bis
emblem Mpg. tar citit edinialaraika.r But to the
extract, dettrgaire r ot Grant's interriemisitti the rib.!'
Walter be had whipped hiabeton at Vlckii
s=
tr is ti e l tb; rebel hiaditaartersibat
L, . 14
Dim. be dins '
ege llatered ucl tir W - ..0 A' Pa DV tack sat with: Ma
1 they *Mated Oran; but aot ova offered lim
a their, tbougt WI had @ads Meniselim. Neither; the
rinks ntrZigalagla of thilz daldoci •ndr UM' gamed. be
bed al Ibma to ken prompter/ -tgr a t iy i t his sim-:
Mot eou rt rag. ' hatoe was sullen.:
in amemmi and bib:Mar. Iy, lot merf
one of the Wads offend a plate to dodo : The
day was bor. and .130 wale thirsty from MS/Melina
oared for a drink ;rated They : told bile be totdd
end it Inside i gad. ode mates.
WM Pm way, he '
ESa lintill buiVddg S aligillho gave'
dm of to d Meer wq. which ' enemy bad
denka: lar be daduard Ms Mat bad baili
Wren; and be nominal standidg.doriad the rest of the
tateritrf, wbicti Wad about kidl la hoar. . , ..•
Own for Praddrit.lbayal ' , - ' •
' • By tberadthat atlas aim: • us, . . i
Wheat the Wadi livolhakkal us,
- By, the greed rum atom f, et. . •1 • 1
By the 'about axdaotig atultborna ' 1
By the battle *gar oier gip, .
' - ii'll Pledge UMWilda sure defeat. '
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By the rea-szimea soil we dread on,• ;
By the idered soil we bled 'on, . , • , I
By -By ebb
Owe freeygbed. , I ~
ur brech is ti
• .- ha ir Idea vat Year oar asim
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SWog Timm ras laikete lath.
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By t heir mid at our altars. I -,. •
/3y fait/4111,4 aria falters . 1 • .
By the liopmlbeyand ttie.l4 ~,.,
Battle beaypa Mai, bending o'er rm, •
' Nitta ausUrs gone beare ou r . , • •
'We will cc well-diet ;- -- . , .
137 the. ' g aird gray, .' , •
il ee
By de lig glory : : , ,
%%kb oar brothers was:, ,'- •
I l le t .iir If ill° l4
_ j -st4 tr t lig- 'merit
1041•1110.1011 at libloo/. .'L
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.By galas* of 'mama remaxim
By the math we made with kibermen.;
134?1e bullet, Inept rent. .1
&arrest sad rally,
for Shes=.almagglie Valley, ' - i
Gnat shag beivarPrealdent.
' '
a Writ Ilirtrg WIN: laiWit
,
TO Tee =recta or TICS suncee. t - ,
Sig :=The Min ely en excellent our whi ch wis
teaches within " t we cannot speak Well of our
neighbor we should silent.* • Sat doer it•not
neceseep !Wow WS it boar *theta open - out eztouthe
In his te when all VS can my Is Culp acme? I be.
iSere t dose. Therefore, ing INOTSethiSif tO SKY
t the good and great man' wheel tame etando at
the bead of thia article,! I propose to utter It throes.
the medium of your carobs - •PoltlY edema as tie
ladling newspaper in the Clotted States. • 1
to the Autos= of 1 7* Gen. Grant's wife and 'chil
dren b e d their temporary home in Barlingum, New
henry. Sometime in November. the Gene* made
them a dying visit. Plebsg in Philadelphia at the vend,
sod arthig that he had gooe through, I toile the next
-heath and S./thrust him. ,I I found him at hoene, and. at
his own Saltation. spent the evealuitwito tdet and hie
fterl7- No del ig h tful etnimprr being there. I bed an un
reserved, a inteeview. Mn'. Glint is to per
fect WY: and she has raised children ititi Christian'
mother should do. Be and hie family are every Wet
worthy and quilled teedorn the exalted puaitition to
which they are lode to !he Balled-doing the honors of
the '• White Roue." • II
In the muse of converution, I remarked that there
mu (me thing, which I Could n't undercuts() w.bich the
Genoa would oblige me by explaining. I still: • '
"At the beginning t hoeilli•les. Mr. Lincoln ap
pointed Fremont, /WI sod IleCiellea Melnr-Gen
grab in the Regular y: Fremont and NoQellan
resign •d; Halle* re his wet; yet the Preetdeht
lied temutly'apptgated t hree Illatne-Generals, and was
emit* nominate the fourth, to all, as I euppnwitilbt
two vacgtelea " To which Gen. Grant•rtpitell: -- t'l•
" When the wad; began: Gen. Wool was a •Najor-
General in the Regular Service; the Preeideut, w 4 yen
sa Yt. appointed Oft. •Prentnn.t , Gcn. Hallett; and Mc-
Cletus, and steatitic nteaptbilation of Ticireburg I wu
made a Malk-Gettel-maldog dee. A Retirtmeßoard
plead Gee.. Wool the vented list, Gene. Tretiont
• and Male lan reef . and I wee promoted-mak in.r
four vacaactes. , TicesePresident Lincoln Ic aiHne, and ,
that, too, of the yeti best and ablest of urea-SherMan,
Sheridan, Meade, =I Orem 'b.- I 1
"I fret; Renets4 thetre is no Ibtmeradon for Ihe
allegation of insahlry ' which has been made ageing.
Gen. Sbensun; far, I we that he to made the wilier '
NeJor Gemmel. and Brae ,n ext to yourself in cont.
mend." •
ar i
" HS tricot about ma mei aim Win
s Gen. • lgton
daring the VOTolyitioUry war. We are all in a fair
war to become sequs inted with Gen. Sherman.l and
when be le well know sto ell the eitiple sea he is to us
who are hie intimate friends, he vat be rtnivercally
loved and eareetconi. : •
•• Gen. Sheridan. le olio a great favorite 'pi' mine,"
said I. t ' t i lls ,
..,
" , Glorious UR Stier ! • Whet a charming fellow
hale! Are ynd perso nally azquitnted with him 7"
"No ; Reeve ner even seen him." I • _ '
° Take y advi ce, thin; make hie equaligiusee the
very drat aunt, y that presents; mei cultivate the
when made. It will wear well end int.
onmewith age. Ton lU like hint the bet* the more
yam Snow ISM. Ile has few equals and no interior In
the staty--lt anynhers, Ile le ant only a brave soldier
and in excellent l i 'eeenanrger, bat in every respect, a
"In talking tol friends.' a few days since In
Philadelphia. Gee f!, I Mated that you are the only
man. except t e nt l su l i ?=. who ever held the full
rank or Were in our annr." When I
ceased to speak'all eras quiet; the General nuking SO
reply, t thettiakalitthadiny, "Wasl, or was I not;
" Ifea:* laid the Genteel: " joa Were correct."
Mn'. Grant said, "My dear 4
, you forget Gen. Scott
• Mo." he replied. "Gen. Socu's commasion Is by
' For the first title ati 'then became aware of the fact
that her husband's, commission mutant ed that of the
bah- of Welsh Lane and of the Mexican war. Dad
it not hen kw this, or some ether such casual coiner
laden Wilma the General and route one it her pre*.
wee, she might berm have made the discovery.A
Yoe will eemeMber the excitement throughout the
country by the cooditkass allowelty Gee. Sherman to
inbowno, enwthawid4thi to t pinion dt the Rebel artily
IltiChilMillje, tO trATATSTerY Nom was highly
excited; low the ago Cabinet directed Wu.
Grua to Wilt Mill god tionatennandthe erhote ar
• nem= t brit leading men declared. end newel*
41.111(14011. the the hole of Geu.
ncia
I: l lr;rtna slitended We ep* t that hie name
weld V
be timed man but in contempt Or
wan ; widest* probe* Ws Wee the result
had he bad =7 man than Geri. Gant to Ogler
of the ease •
Rod alt oar and ban hilly resit-,
red ; bad Gee Grant) In a mild and gentlemanly mgo-.1.
net-list enald4att otherwise toward any men-tie
leaven tan, Mid ordered a Cksort•atertial to
inveadgete tbe atter. tad have taken up himself the
eSlostwent et , Rice whir Janice', erthe zoteasg -
big of bother I+ If no tettlentent wuld be effect
ed, no poem ld or could bossism:4i him. To
the surprise of oat 104 tie 4deettddlimeny
and joy of all hi' us ho love °eel Sherman, be ,
nothing of %bisect, I met watchl4,nod,anxtone
expectation of . lim . peopie•Cna gratia hunt truly,
by Go Grim! ' modem, seltahnegadog dispatch to
o Johnson oureodered_ Om Shah= ou the
awe twee gaited tee" . . , . ,
MI lee Tri m erieMid Mei mfr. tO breelle freely:
they every , ' was dispel from from Gent Shennah's
=ON ' to ell , the ,load wild .
ritt be Maim S mash to wag a:eldoel ipso
Ids glosioef sole. ' . I , , ; :lisps;
Mod" X 1.' 301 7 1 % Ittr• ' ,
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A T;f4sTL Irri! 9 01 .. 2 4 -, •i •
4 deldleMen . 1 tt had sifiatenie. with. Speaker •
Colfax, i n Chilleget, lIITNI gloat it to ?ha Atom* ot i
that city. liewiWrl - I - , A
Some one all Ito theallelerollllMlniell afloat coo
multi Grint'slatempari- de habits Mr., Colfax pro
toiseril mon oissied all sogialdloPyfaleii. ' Betas
not WO seep One for mostisa Sad MIS but both, In
IXlSplay with nau, eadillieridan. some time einto.
To show bow BRA* a thing levee en! tO a atory,lof
l em all iVAL= l :o l 1 =4to•117 ell" s vihrb.
the.. iii iim mu lat iad band Gen, wait inside
the entstir_ Lie Sink whit Sued, A hits,
sal wwww; to en owns& sit the man Raid,
1 111311111ie Was Setthi m etirjthliosk or eolleeddet Of
tee sort,Wed a nd y ume mom for blew. 't he
story r d etested, a Warred es lt went. "Gleaceal
i lco mil =s illik td= "llld* . It Mea ' leserse WA 1414. ," 1 - 1 -
1 They broifted rile whiset to the GlariaL Thee
Wife SHOW: as eleJest gcS si s•the Ptet..f2
was ebligedlo have the met -• 'Ow lannikand
be had nothing iter than a ME
and stepped Into WUlVd's be •I, '
rassoblided Wein! i i,.aP 7M
end:.sight wllll .
1 d •-
be Mae „.)-"......, ee - silo*
aisle,
lew . . '
I blot - M i. .. A i r , Pi
GNAW, ......„ ' tbo tur , r ,
two. ' , ' -14 *" Am* -V s
ism ter - i ' ' ' ."'''ra • bodott_tho *Pit as
le" ..llt,taggr a ttellgitids sniAtifte*.
dew wigs. cow anstuild
let SO MOW . mad lane:co. ~, Wage enemy
r toestiaxe Its • ern Steerettall Teemed IV WINN
rien ti lV i r "" fira==h l ali t illa
I : Xr-Guelig Moan* hea
V ii" '
r hyme wilt t . glibe teill eillt
_Stkor eth pf:Atig.
O w utillethi, A r ,. low; IT , ;;l it
_r: , ~7 i
Kr. he - .s h o d MOW ebo hie
lesieehd " : hilfolde l.. rdllh.
oat a
parallel o h Awe WIZ a
Ihr • • • a ensommtles It of tno ti l
et‘
oft , the wale eleliedgia -,
a mai . et . Me-004 - L told
Ida low . It woe beeves ebothedem that
Quit welt • . walks addiree well get
116 nu bieltwei she wer , Ns alai thilf. PIM
MaheOlL fild•V at; rilliotftil fq
Wm ''''''' • • • Wilk Me, illed, Weakling*
dew Idest her hwel Mae Ogg
=emit
. 1,1" two* Ohs whew tioler: „. 111
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~,I— l r' s • '''' O a bald. bei= l IMO
uk to I 1 ,
W '..",
V l"' al kb 141
i --... lefhw. fallinahld _
1110Nii+ ,Igr. k ----- .6 nisummus
_ be le via
*woo arftuft
-WOW 011111RhYL.--Bow either Om may initait-
IYLattl tha =dying lcmt:of any, hereon they choose.
The lassie married. the =Mel 'hwy. and WM IS
TIYZ. Simple. hemlines and roe. AU* Jere ef
Lore.&met at fiarcies Bow to Get Web, All
Toli:ed Res far . 1a ergs. 100.Wi sold. Address
10114113 & 00. TS lqamsan Ett. It Y. I ' 534 a
' . 1110liOlieLA. ,
In iII 1d insilffeltl ken s , including newish Careers:
Salt Rheum. dc.; to Dr. Ander , *
amillwe Wow. epees leolatioa of iodine withoat
• 01)1Tel:it; itighwered atter why of tehmtllla re.
search and expertmerx. Fur a ng bsussora fain
the syssees.lt has so equal: ,
'ettcalssa seat.hee. J. P. DINNISON4.
60557Druzirsts getieially. sa Dry Street, New Stet, York:
• lag 15, : 04 • ,
August is Invariably in Unhealthy month, and the
dog-dsys are universally Toted s an unhealthy sea. .
sou. Drama; more frequently terminate fatally at;
this time than at may other. owing to the relaxation of
the 'intent: This le n .4ef r fore. the paper time to use
*smelly that will to the strewth and fortifr
the 'pieta Buil et the attack" of disease. Expertenee.
hal demonstrated the, Stet that BOSTETTEITS' Brom,
Brl"Titfire is the test medicine used to eomm
plish this desirable abler*. B ore me the ' appetite
tticreased,. digestion ptz all teenage of depres
sion remcrred. sad the vital funetions mimed. The
afflicted should avoid all pernicious akoholld prep:a
donis pirportlng to.betimiee and restoratives. ai they
. miry. alTord temporary exhnizatioa. and eventually en
'tali dangerous, fi
not sty
_result& This is
__Dever tbe
awe with HOMTTER'I3aOBACH BITTERS. They
afford permanent bower and soothe the nerves with.
otit react= follownig tbeiraile. The weak and debit,
bated, by its aid. awake to a sense of the enJoymenta of
life. awl they are enabled raicerMint lotus their ad
cestomedpcititiohs in itoelety.i
.. 11011TETTBIttl BIT-
IgHT and now ermiidered the etandaol re it 2 for all
Raises. Uhler from an temerity of the b l ood . ;They
are thannhonrad in great gdantirlea, 'and these ,le
scarcely a city or hamlet on the habitable globe where
they may not be found. , S 4 it
ITCH ITCH 111 ITCH ! !*1
SCRATtIEEI EICTLATONII . III3BATOZIII
in from 1U to 40 bows.
Wbea*fl'. 11Phitaleat curer Tke loch: r,
"Wbeatirshreinisabeigt was sisacillississ.
Virketatoies •Ihaaroat enrol 'Vetter.
W l ,engsagat Oistomedi ' too llSwim , * Itch
Wbressmaiil Oimarest =es Old llorea.
Wilasoral• enter' every idid
_ • .6 lissuor ilk. • .
PrLce; 10 awe lox: -by 10 eenta. Address
vrzEss 3 POTTER. fick.l7ol6adilsolanBl.. Button,
For al{. by til ttrawiriPto.
9; - N, TIG E RY,
HA IR R EST ORE R ,
loviduable- *tilde 'for As - *Wet.
-
Is Cgs= wus Pantrsto . orr or tux Ran. Cameo 4
(how= or Jim oil Haul Sear,
IItisTORFIX ;ITS NATURAL CX: I I.OI4NZZr
IMPROVES ITS GROWTH.
INVICIORATSB THE SCALP ,
AND Rtsjr or THE BAIR,
Increases the Semetions'of the Coloring Natter of the
Hair, Resumes )mdruff, CUM Eruptive
Disarm of the Scalp, .
Changes Whiskers vnd Mustaches to their Nitnial
.;.Color. Does not Staturlie Skin.
IT IS NO •r A - DYE I
. • .--- .
I, Fe! Atootig Many Cousin Pr of of
its •Invaluable Properties . .
,COLOR RKSTORED IN TEIRE A' Y
Wr Movrommair. itsq Phtladelphiv, Pa.—Dear
Sir ;—My hair having been gray. and falling out very,
much, and hewing of the great remation or your
Bair Restorer, I need enure of It, and in the almost:
"incredible shim time of three .daya, fit not Wog la
any manner a dye, f+ir it does not soil, anything,) it
perfectly restored my gray hair to its original color,
stopp.d the tailing of the hair bfeetually, beeps my
peed !loin and ettirely h.* from dandeW; and as a
hair dre...lng. I do not , think It has, ivr ever cart toe.
admired, keeping the hair very soft and glossy.
All poems who have need your preparation sgeak of
It In ihe Wheat terms of praise. 1 knew it will pre ,
vent haidne.s, and stop that annoying itching of Or
scalp. have nosier need it before-now I will sever
be without It. • Yours, ugly,
, . LOUIS RIPPE!. NI Dislike St.
. New Tork,Ang.',l, •
• 1 1; •A• •NRW GROWTH 9P HAIR. , • .
•• h t. C. lifiosTwllliggT, 140 North Sixth .street—Healr.
fir,:—Thie 'is to certify that for He last tins yews rey
hall. has. beenefallitig oat in large quantities, 3q Isis I
became hald'on the top Of n3y head. / ben Oyez.
several hair rrepatitions I fair ulai;hla Dote gate ms
the least satiefaction. A. friend amine purthaeedYor
himeelf two bottles of your Hair Restorer:twit Ors
and one bottle to tie. = Alter I had used about half pi
the hottle.lny haw came out nicely over theimdtplaceC
and atter acing the belarmot the itestorek my hair
berm to grow ont.thielt . oYer my bead. - cheer.'
fully yeer,mmend - Wm. Q. Montgomery's Hair Restor
er to all persons whose halt is (sill= out.
Prot . & W. JON'S, 101.tralonstmet.
Phlladultdda, Mardi 10,1568. . •
• ORA r f/4 f/I ; RESTORED TO ITS NATURAL
COLOR.
Mr. WII.I C. Notreaotrskr—Derie 'Sir :—I cheerfully
remmtnend yoer Hair Remora to all persona Mose
hair is fallifur,, sarbe very best remedy they 1:11411111.
It canal, strengthen& the hair, but also roadies greys
hair tots natural color: 84 la as easy.to nesaavniter.
I have
g e
but two bottles; and Marr s which was
nearly , is now restored to Its Wand color—not
a gray to be feel; If SIM proltiotes tbe grow th of
thetalr, d presents, It__ii ofr. • Yours truly. -
• cOULTNN It 1151 Ridge Avenue, •
Philadelphia, October, is, lack..
TUN e RNA T 04111 TOIIIC -0P- nii•S‘i,il Y..
Wm.,,
_, C. *dvauoltztir. Nok -INV fity t- 7 4111 New
York =ere be not a prepurizion for the bah that can .
4
compare th Idoetroassres !air Restorer,' as are-
newer p i lor and virsuitig.:. Undoubtedly yours is
the great cof the oat. I speak - frorn expert
erue, ha ud many peeparattokry asal A loha la the
onlY cgs t has heft4irld me.;' 'NT halt boo/ Wiwi
gt
K 4 gray tor a numbs • of pea, and Yaw- Roisterer
his p ert y renewed the- anginal color of the bait
rill impecieekits swank: , Alt a dreissinglor
, the hair i is exUnirite. And id iIW) Wet • Pleas=
to mien. .Di RICISMRIPIP,I9I apt Raider' Lane.
.• New If ' Atensillik 1806., i , --. ' • .
4 NT6 I / 1 17.16 1 .9 HAIR Rituoarx : '
wm. c ItcorreiWous. 140 Matti digtbaltreetZ/Sser
Sir : hair hai been pay and irkit• far aver
gays; =iv altiti at this lased,
tempi%
some of - Usk Restorer. I woe todneed
to.tri it, fa OP Week it named bey Ask to its
otiltiltai which loss dark broom. It not WI
restated hob to ile natural color. but nudwed ff .
KA 14111 and removed all dandruff boa as
bead.- Asa twirionie It la the I ha e weer used.
I feel It Ar i daly to let the --know that
they treed 'not weir gray hair It II they will
Daly inailfin, q,.11440 , 6 Ear ... - 1
• ,
• Georgetownjoit., Nardi IS, INS—
Akpird Lim ELI Alarcz,N-IFOR MI TOILET.
After being pay for ward years. my bali bas been
restared to its natural color by the nse of cull
quantity of Ifentranerrenaft RWmer, Us also
accelerated tbe growth of the haft; respowsd the dank
raft and kept my scalp coot. and I)2llordsrailr baltby
condition. "tom the larks nip*, of monk wbosa
I hum to haft bairn benelitsd by Me , nos of Mad
=titaltemßeez 1 mu alfi "BB perfect tnstb
ow to Sot j
ai
ot Nis laic restoring tins original natural color; ace
miss araraivildisasses et Unsnap. ,
JANE GRIPTINIA, 1111 Booth ifftth BS,
Plll/1651Ptibh An. 15. : - •
THERESTORZI 484 AWISSING.
llortatarsu Wok.,.. Agar We,
being gyp sod tolnAgpig-wf, fug. I o*lnal a bot
tle of your *lsom u 4 need geonetog So gi;
naloga. • ' in a lion mm4who.linflog of of:pp bob
WomdAnd eke zee* , inunal taw of up Non ea
entirely restored: it Moo mono' tin ban soft ma
•Oloow. aniknass Its • voorth. gad domes On Innki•
Ass mnon ;and rein 'eomnnad I bin! wog
• band fts egad,:. Tom, train • - = •
• WM. R. Cain 4ao t pa Orime.
• IMlli*OpidtJaniniplM-1864.
_ ---- 72 - trotrope tu rta irroPiazD.
Cigoinnonss star ; afr:,-411pi
Wog Ifootgoanorro pnwerjor UM,pi=
dogggingalltlgi Iron gtagAo negthat
icokoad 6 4. offizt- ii ;lt ham It=
1 4 T ta da. ionondito Rom sP r i ni s cir sod ?Waal
' • REM int Inds mat
- .. 6 AP L. _ - PAS" ; • • -
, .
• =rim ~.ar.wiu, 11.11.1105 k , •
'lira. C. Womozzae—Dear u se.:-4, lake vim.
fti Vete; my_ !optimal'? to the elleea at your
ieni
t=MI Usk
loalr =loft tallibr steml,
bg you . ea at, I - dew.
=bed to try ft; - 4 We Woe Oda , that It Ma
dome al
l e id edvettleolit tO mama agt
lath oar war*, le IP Metal Mon
111 a yttputftea Om ale t sad 1 shies
all yerwas itlar bare liar 111141md erlek It restore* to
lts ge;sCrit cola, 0:, NI Itontipartra Bail:Bosom
a eisolteeye the seep dealt sad Ili. bea; .dandnOt.
and la asay mai pleeiliftt.o6 we., Any pima ate
await the tniftt el Mt ettiftlesta,, cad aft and ate
Sot thareftet. Toes; trials - "
•
• . W1144,11/141. MAIN Mint M :eet.
Pliftedelobli,. Jass. ft. -.1110,, .. ' • --, • - •
- . Prim 111 eh Om toe; U SO: its, Ift 00. Sold
-Ili• . . • 211 TOCOURnrt►;WS itlatiaftftti-14 0 IC
JO - rrs lil lMAT 84• - 60***50ftl
401. = 31) * l! rdi 1/1?./14-141/01116: -Ti
• , Tlto Mgr" . 1 / 1 011, , ' -
Width Oodmer% tothdlo vim/ ogee o f
44
=6do emu hit the boots of do So;
- itiidt Deostattot tact oath awe me eit•
jtoodedog
ettodlomitoot the room sets thfide
bootedfole etrodmiaoh oat Wit nomad moth.**
W a No, Id dhow/um dos IlmillOoltadoott-
U MW. Iltaterh . 4Notodisto
lateasiluthi peonos ,. mom dolls=
thoehoweltrlift
no 4 ,lrtoot sod .goodoon i rmosttilltilles
'ltothedietotodditteteleblext r am 'sqtalis
h.th the stootholoo tatoodotorths *hole _ Ards
o=ell t l TlSLotr igi I =lo .lllll Fit
Mood It *ldol Ito drioest. boo
boa olibtlitod elks =MA
SWltiella,lll MO OHM boil/ umuist
arall OMR_ Oilk,lolr,Mdd fa poi
doweerto tio•mmowitlerhotro* did (
tau* lkidAr_el de0110h,..2101.1 , L.,
notaidall Oa t rfogi• loateddie. Ps.. ,
-41oi8r•iia, io
,126..etivis &hod thst
rtftr puliD ge l ore p j ug =
los r UNS
lama* iptit.l Pah*
414.110 t
Toe bed !moon two* for
RlE==l
wit .4123*-1 •
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• •
TO tIN 'TES •
JONAT.HA. ,
-,TONIC.OR B . TERS,
fs anent aneeesnfhl l 'inee yet \ 4lanr;vered the
ears of Cotwurlaption. R7 l s ,o lAeli vet . ec " II P TITht ` .
Rronebtds. ;ink ail dimwit or the Tin ittegAL and
Uwe. It lip!matit eau*" or-Rots litrbo, and.
one It Atle aellleonirbree all artio will gi% t• WO
Mandicland and Ramat* , by> JONA '‘,",HEIS
LER et I:3l7, ib lidal Raven. Alpo by •
•J. , )11.*ivire ; Paul. Barr: Pln a*
11. ' Pau/wine:. P. Bontnoy. New arkt;
Achoylkill Drop,: Sbihdle eßond: TA.;
viqns; .1 R Shultz; Trvmubt;•B, C. Boyer. R t
Canton ; De. - Geo. Temp/ Aaltlanct:F• Oar •
bbansollrin • O. L. Reagan,iti tt e:eilosh Cikv; P. 11(4-
Way. Mattanoy-Qty; H , Wais t St; Clair Tuba
Stifoiler. Platt Son 1111 el, Atiburpi
Ne Rt. : ,
MRS,. R. LE.Taws.
- AnDomii r rAt..
Onliotur ,n.a.11110 104.710Ai1l
Pot corpulency and' detail:. Stockinet
Timm Shonlder.Brarea. and all raCT Vplizineet.ffit:
ladlariald ChWrin. 'Asp N.' THIRTEENTH ST.;
slew. RACE. PHILikIDA. 3nly IQ. •ca .
. .
feligiou,s Autt4igma.
LIPIE3IPT PS VIE. EPISCOPAL CIIIII1C11,:
Tbe l littri Mr - Tyng and hie friendi are taking
toesanres hp Mug hefOre the 'General Convention
thu Epi e C o p ai Church, which - meant in New
York city:l4'st Comber,' the qtrs. t ion of what ring lit
nicouitititte the limits of an Eetreocusfian pariah:
By be construction of the canon, under, Which
Mr. Tyng was tried and co:Aerobes' tart aisriog,
sUch's parish now is , a , geographical dinatotiof
tertitery, and, eithiMit ato pd• it hot the regular
Incumbent can officiate without formatbermlisaion
Itugu itts latter. _ This view of the sobjetit *held
hein unreasonable and uttneoesearyi that it le
proposedto obtain so antboetative expression' of
opiate* adverse tolt from the Geotare OOPOrthtIOD,
'it memorial has been prepared, and 3s being
created for signatures, Losing pie the canon he
repealed, or Modified DO as to appitputy to mum
thothisid attempts to for new parishes, or to in
trusions upotitte ictusleergllett parishioners of
other toiritsteits of theChur. 'A aecoed
.Mectio.
gi l d is also hi'circularion, simply asking" 'thei
repeal of thiaasation, abd thug leaving the, whet.•
matter tolts,prnettiedisy the preface to th p
'nal In th e Prayer Book • • ';'
~A 61[I1t D.
Ait kirriace Notteea Inuit be seeengkiecei - led- sirith 91'
weft ts wear ii‘ theJavm.L. .
• .
itORRL.qON—SPANg — On the' 'Ali- lenek at :tie
tkonCttotiockon MAC Patronage. 1# the Rey. S
Bate. Mr. 'dam Y. liiminsetv'tuid'-'3lfre. couara
11.-Evana, both d St. Clair, Schuylkill bounty.) -
ijoiso.
ample . anneigne 'dentitai - frotr. Tic
iolopinted 'WA' notices, el. Br'o i !!41 Pala for. Pir
in* of lowsi!steribts. .• : :
BAIIROe the 14th init.i Pllngrove,,3o'Os
aged-as reere,ls toesatts sae 4 days.• • - • •
BROWN=On Monday, Await 111 b, ISti, Len
• tronlle„, to-Abe 24th year or her ege,Mssa,Larr, dapant
er•of Wm. and:llsryaret Brnem
Oh. Jesuit if this be '
lc , That suddenly I shown depart. , ' •
tt ' , Toy connwsl of mercy remit, • • , •
And comfort the stricken In heart. • •
. .
IX)YER--ptifrider, !mien 14th, Mao/ay, dineilt,
er of WI: Z. P. and Kate Boyer, aged 9 years -and);
BETZ—Ia WWI 'Township. this County, AuguSt
nth. 1808.. of typhoid: fever, after an illness ern
months. Sunnis L. wife of Isaac Bets, aged
yawn. 8 robuthettelVt:43:e. , •
,
CRlEllital--On the 29th of July. Priedensborg.
Yrs', lava Campeau, aged 90 Teat, 9lnonths and
DODBON—At 'llabsnoy,Plane,rlkulust.. 191,5,
Yrs. Harmed Domain. aged - 81 years, ,
The funeral will take plice on Tuesday.deat at: one
ft) o'clock, P.M.: to proceed to Potieville . by Cars•frc,m
the i realdence of her eon. Thomse shaney . ,
Mai. The Mende of the firully are invited to ettend:'
H 1 WI'ZINOSR — At Lleirellyn; on the 40th
ItotraaO infant son cif. Alfred J. and . Blissb,;th Bunt
linger, aged - I year and Tariontha, • .
Jams called the lamb away.
Todwell *Mb Him above • < ,
I N • Satoh, hots hard fats to pat' ~
• 1
With those,we dearly' love. • •
+08 . 01 , -.tra the Itith - of ,Angtult,, Pqttsville, 14s,
Toots; a satire of Queena omit% Ireland. aired 83 1
peen. The deceased wlika a readmit orthe. coal r
r
glop for the last 35 years,. ams miner by. oegumithiu%i
and lost his eyesight about 18 yeare ago by en explo 2 :
idon of porderwhile engaged in mining.-
•
WOMEILSOORP—it Turgekreet„ Alabama.. on: the
ttt6lost. Mums WOigiruloolv, non Of the. late Philp
Wooteladorf. andfiumerly, of Pottsville, be tbe.:44th •
year . of his age,
Beading pewee please copy.. I . . • /
,
. - , ' . Obiteleryi, ' ' • .. ' , I
.1
hirs."Fkrour. Hoca4:4, wife of i Jan 'Houston, tot s'
marlyernchnlkHl , *o : Pa .. died at Farman:O.- ViL,
on the TM OfJuly, aged e 8 years, , .• ,
The deceased wawa native of lrebitid, bat 'removed
to this coutary with her brisbsnd, soon . atter their,
marrtsge a . . Early in life She dedicated Verse( to God.'.
and was etatiiktmt wiemberof the Methodist church'
for *On than thirty years. Her Mines& was protract:
ed,ded when death came she committed UM to-Christ,:
sod died in hope of a better-life. • • •. • ' ' O. .f...
.
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, A. a special meeting orehrenta Fire 'Co , No. bl- of
Pottsville, held at their rciom on the „la th o Augrst;.
186£1, the 'following resolutions were Wpted :,. - • '
Waraass, It has pleated Almighty 1a,id..1 a Me all
Cie providence to take from oar retder:Oti fellow.
member, Ecoinir LYNCItIe who was eadeared(to us by
Ms many manly virtues r and the falt*ll"diseharge' 9(
his duties as • meniher of this Cpmpaay :, ".„". :. •,..
• Ere:hest That by his demise, the creicinwinity his lost
an upright and esthnabl ~ oltineri, his ;parent, adman(
son, the soldiers , e'and noble comrade, his t,vuf.,..
try itree' • ot, and this Company in active and en ,
er • . - ...tier whose amiable and loving dtqxwittan
.. . endeared him toitilsyno knew bin. -•
Riaoloed. That we deeply Baspathas with .the4s;,'
relived finiilf and 'Vends ia their canimonloss, ar.We , " ,
aman of respeet far .the churacter or,Our 'decease&
fellow merither • aro wear the nsual bsilze of,ruourbb4 ,
and drape our meeting wear
dnd spete,stus. for the
I period of thirty tleys. andllidt we will assemble at 9,(4
o'clock Friday afterno in. to attend I hie ' hlntitill hi it
body, sad. that the other Fire Crimpardee of, Pottsville
'be itivitedtelfde with this Company I SCI attending - the'
funeral, and that the,:fiecretary of this ilmupsny send
written invithtione to the' Fire Cl:impair:en to that
.
effect_ _ ' .•
' --, • 1 , . -.-,
Resol,ect. That a Copy of these resolutions he trawl
infixed to Ow 'theatres Of the 'deceased, an d be PO'
bribed in the newspapers of th e Borough. • - '
GUT E. FARIVII.A.R, ?rest. .
J. J. 172PHill', Sect. -'. 1: - ' 1 : •: „
.
„WANTED,.
NV/INTRO.—it 'Nan , ma*: as' redeemer!
• cosi/try actors One ttaetiA few years exnertetttici*
preferred Address ."A;" _ T 1174 R. 0:
Ass sr/ 428 , -114. . iPottsvjlle, FaP
••
WART;ID to•rent 9 =famished nimne la
set pazt of Patarvills,ltry, married mule with
oat chtldeetk. References 24141:em RoONS..
Box N 0.929. PottprMe. I 134.1 t.
, , . . , .
A
VIM more Nizutnimiated at Enteitrtiss Callksty,
•Ca. noir Shamokin: A. A.ll.lEttliLeal: snp4 ,
= Akuwadt, Apfp Nlie _ 13141...
wANTAIrIII4-:4ooe.l4Bluileind 8 liale ?Matta
.Lue the public:auto:6 otßnab' Towrisblp:Verth, t
ssoottog Salary llama 'A tublit azamthatkni .
be bald at Itatursville Tiro**, August n th .;
coaattagocl is m i at 83 1 1 o'elCuelo By order of ,thoßoard,
W. la, s,ictigirri wOO%
. .
AJINN'S RANT ED '—Lianas inn BstAncrorai
. ortua M•vvir.sess. 4:ordaining Thdllln
Adventures, Dad* beedi. Startling . Exploits, 'and
Marvelous ElC4ollloBoiiii Weer and Detettivete., , •
_The cheapest, rucut•complete aid intensely intetreit,4l
trig war book yet otillebed. **tabling over 400 gook
and numerous anemias". Price only 4174.: Bend
circular and ter & Also. nu:my Qrsnirelturialk.kleg
edition unblielted: WlLLbahl PLINr. Publisher.
.AugikllS-83.1m1 • •Na KS. Ttb, Philada., Par; 1
UZIMMEE=I
aerielelnirsl reit* Stockiteld
Irian
eoAkiaaPam eAeting'
ac t ion
od b r e Mg e d ht
at the Park, on Tristan Auturt.2Stb. at 2 ceelneit-"Pd
metal attendance Is te2tu older.o2
the Pradgenf. Y. IL KAERCHEB. Baal' .i
tottetthe.s t SIS. ' O3 sa.ic '4 •
... .
. .
NOTICU *
_IS eatimerii.—lnfoiguac4.
wanted of inirnt-IlLitatliT, sutPoliki•toLlA
bowies from Pottsville to Elirrisburg with bib brow.
or Inane! Mirky. os the bast Liszle or S7lsabatb.-4
He sviltilad, Something sea Matti° bit' jethlia_ • tap
~.; 01;
=
; PST= KELM, I ,--;,
kid A. Illi s c'et92ll4 CbottaW..f.. rhilil4oll. •i
IlliriLeretabsist yam wiereetry. -, • • I Zile . , ! . 1. •, •
• ffirrlClL-,Thio Edelutited 'Su
ebssed the Ofroperatlverstatedihr. 809 cam.
trestreet. and would respectfully ash& costicusauesOlf
the iteltrunege flerehlffee etstashhi 10 IL. -
Aug 8 418-43-18 , ..1.11.32841V
N0T1E311..411 Perimm ars heretat a"4
sed that too la* bar* tab...ig wow
ma ate salapawa atabhot battle" imd tow
talatopta aadall sap OW: tide and isokralla Oho
fog bare UV Star. map fa- pommakat or.Pah let
garrater, t" .
and that? hate laptakthe
map talent phmeare:
Na-n ay. . manum A. Inc
. .
NOi t f lmaai, .i i teif taring tacnviati
tourism, !gm tblidlis been diatotred tif matte bon;-
seat.: Alt debts against, die inn, will be settled*d
the badness eandietel at Weald stand, Yin 910 Clilli
tie awe% Pasumus. litm:b7 8/411L-4°M4B°*.
ALE" AN
A gee* `Dstedllag Aden fat sold In ; Wadertgle;
_d'a._Ess m ar Mg slat at Use IllasessitlassistOft.
Do about two =coat good luid sitasbek to
IF Oil ground odd it IS Pecleec. The beeee talrAlc
g6od moms to It, and kttchen Withal .abets;
collat. Also a good hog posh - W= ell coop. void
sad a good Piaui sem- all nicely ursoged.la.:
home tar ibtrillistme. Will be sold cheep. • •
lot Irriier tadorassiou apply.oa the pre:nisei
$ B.rt4
wadesellle. stag. 2.11. 'CS" 114410-V
• ,
'togas — iimimqii for .—Tbi cot
Amp orogroirs filmes eagbee, , balere, ci, - -
tusk joemok sallisk4lo.• at , the blizunoth b -
SCAM 4110 WO I t E ch 9=o 'ocenple4
wb..44.0.0.6, at 14 119 boa- mum& A
Mtn' 11;10111/ 4:1 Agate Allaib''? is ' •
bei444. •• : - .1. - , ..r , ~ 41491114 IBQ 1.74,3 tf!, '.
.
worse Low um *Awe Is 01144.
Ala NlPltialm—To an silo tatetv.o IV
stn be lege as .low eters 'or cub. Apply n
atm. _KANA*IN :
realuurit AT 1141111IAT1t ILlkkaav:=Too
7boais sad lat of aroma gnome In tin braouCir .,
aresiow Da Grim awl atthsaaa Street P _
O
Mb
111 1. 4 %. 0 Mg 'WAD Inciont.ouad t ttse,
107 leatßoadaar '
ea tares ittooto.v.,lt
vollEkit sattA drib. flosanassearapok an. • 11111 , •
oa as tow a nalandfts - iptiaft ot manircat.
inS e ai. Nam a( nano mat Woo" oft.t! 012 , 1 1 b!
a br ea barna on tha property '
- I 'OO4O tout/ ACM 431,11401 n0u5r.....":
*
ItingnoraTonsitdp.
tiolbraiti*A9 l 7 l4
eimikes; •. .
Jaty lOW ' • • . Sa4la
nen*/ Sorir;"Ail'g
vaAlsle Oa
` , O Warm= Teadomit
i a cai've—
LE2i
Nivric,v,:. • •
•
t hre., W tsto.off.RDonllT .101 M, tato °tile norono 1)3 4 4 • '
*fittrittirl Raven, deeeroed,'ltave ben betted to th e •
:rfedisortgrttd by. the , t. Schuylkill cond..,
i 0r ,„ 1 .,„,, 8 indebted to said calms are requested •
irri.nnhe rarmr,ut to lite tredersignivi, and an
hirine Omit:lds ettalbst mato: will prerett
icLtitat ll'Airenntlereirned f.W•it.rtArtnent. .
" AZARIAIt.B./NSIS. Adintnistrator:
Irodattille, Augustiltb, • .:. I ••• •
she- Ceases aliflourairiew rtes. Of Stehp 7 l,„
trill Corms ~ ' •
LIEBHir .1 1 ••• • AZ.. rind. Exp. '
41.1thRI - &VAR.Der:l'mb* , Term.,fact.
: Auditor, appolurel'4 tits Court to make it-
j pert rileirtbatine the t• r , xeals. under t? '" Abc i'
WA:et thd nattier. Thterested at his office, : , ; 41
I,l#l Ventre btreet,lPottsritiel: on Sttarday. Sonoma+
stho_s4s: at 1t.'0 , 0044. A. et,: where altrartles. Inter- •
r..lred*...Are o...quirret to prewrear their claims dr - be ferei:
get drbaired four, e tetml.tg h said ftmd-, • ,
Abe, '• -• •it W.T. RYOb, Aedlte:.l
itettyir. DisTitie*collirr tt d
• atuatere ter she IC waters •IP ialtrirr '
reirrasylvittaira. lirkIiANKRUPTCY
the.Atutiter, of lIIINRY Aft„ • Ranktph e:.
.erinen ' , it may Concern „-
*tharl 'Beard; of TanWitina. Schnyrt ie Mti ,
p . dupsylearda. 'hereby gives :notice - . of his , appoint::
w e n t. medenee„..of - the estate of 13E 1 / 4 trt Y'.ldA4 4 ,
orßlltn*TrtWeshipl‘ in the Murry pf Schuylkill. lit
said - tnetriet, - and who war. to the 3d dayi
"ymer; ndßideed. Bankrua upon lt".•
p etitiod of himself. by the Distriet Court rif the rin
Stattedor tbeSsetern Dtettlet ef„Pennsylvanis.
Dated at ,Tatnaqua, the link dsy nf Amnia A p. 1 ,4 6.51 •
. • BEARD,
• Atiittist 27, • ' . • • Si 3 1 ' •
It sir aticT coin 111 4 id viritv, to •
• I_,F isTATEti for 'b. •Fitati4ra .1111ipritt 'elf •
• Pimiggiyfrosie. IN P.ANKRVPItcr,. ,
In ttimatter of 1.1. 14.E.WCOMER , qmd GEBRi;Y.
'FRES. A SI. lateovw tee. tiOTHWCOHIER a FREE.
BAN_ amide. .
Hastert,' District of PerneVranta. es. •
VAirrant In Ilankraptey boa been: tweed:by '
• Court,'aiainst the Estat.*:of 17.: 9. 15 ENVetolft,R a .
.p2oßos VRERlTAN..4.theeparthent tratkol
/FRIIEMAN, of the CMinty of Schuylkill. and .
rit•Pstineylvanta, to rata: Vistriet, who have been .duly
alaJdetted ..Bankrupts ursift. petition -of their Medi , .
Sad-the payment 'of any &it, is and the delibery at a: r
,property trelorelue to sitit4Bselatepte: '0 them, or tr. ;
their , Ise, ;and the trawler id any property by theta.-
itte forbidden by law. At meeting of thectrdithm of.
itddllanktuyte, to prove their debt/rand chola* one nr '
MOW *Amour of their eats*, will be br.ld at a Oe u t •
Aatikrifpfey to be holden at Poriavillo. ban&
ou he First day of Seplember. A. It. ISM
,10 , trelectr,l A. M. at 011ie of ;OLIN P, it ()BART
' path of the B4l3ltlUptcy of said District.
P.O. 'CLUB %HER. -
;,.; • '.. - ..BlLarehrid ler maid
',Augnit 10, i. 503 . 21 ' ••:-
. • 'l'
-DIRTRICIP COURT OF Trim
mitaktris fer•;lllpie Eastern liitissiitt
fictaiwirlvanist. ". • • -
i L Th.IIESTALBO'r, of Naith4faraielmTP, Schnvlklll
txnanty:•,P.entisylvarda, Bankrupt, hating petlttoiat d
ent htsdiett one.* meeting of (Terbium will be hi'rt
.I)trIV.ILDNESVAY; - the 511 day cif Sept.. IF6B. - at ,I
:ncloek,. A .M r .'. before Register .101 IN P. ROBARTe
' Ek.f. lit, N. 3.194 Cenier ttpeet„ .in Petlsyall .Perna •
,Z
riNt,the examination of the Bankrupt may be fin Mtn.
pturrthy brialarss of meet* requited by eoctions
‘P3 of the art of Conereas, trar.sietdd.
trncluoistOlt will eertitl W
,hether Bank the Banpt ha.
v . , his duty• . liereing will also be had on'
WiIDNE.9DAY, the 16th Atty.-of Sept,. Is6iN`befon
t
the ('hurt at Philadelphia. at 10 o ' clock , wino.
4,stties Interested. may IMP* cause against: - the
chart&
' d:e-
Wltnere lionctratrle•JUDOß CADWALADHR,
411$ 'age , and *eel of the. Court At Philadelphia
i "August 14, A. 1:1. 1308: • • i• • -
i a ;':- •G. R. FOX, Clerk.
P. 11(iFt8.117, Mighter.
.I:Mt 15114,1"S1 •
.1151 , t10112 faTßlii.lt trigarsT•pre TUE
0311i!eit %tante. for Ilse Eastern Diatpici •
' tat veortaylvrawisK= ,
. .10C1,11) WILIJAkft% of tiranett Tp.,Schnylktil
touchy. i Penniyleasta, Rtnkrtipt, halingpetittonel
disthates. a Meeting of creditors wilt be bed
on 1 8D3 0 140112,Y, the Id day of September 'IVA. al. c)
ieckitk• A. bifote: Relater; JOIIN ROSA HT,
iffq; at 'N0.154 Centre titreeU In Potts - vine, Schuyl2 , lf
,tioubly.:Petuntylyariz. Mat , the examination of the
Bankrupt may be finiabtitaad any bnajners or rue,-J:
itigif,tegnired by sectorial 27 pr 29 of the Act of Con :
erqn, trartPacted - \
The Reeker will etrtify Whether the" Bankrupt bot -
ernfOrmed tolls•duty. A bearing will Ilso be bad ou
Wedneettay, the inth day' of Sept., 19f9,1 before the
Conn at PhilariPlphla. at 10 o'clock . . A. 311 where po
in' erretPd may *how cause 9eattlar,' tho'diteht , uee.
• Wltoesa.Holl JOEINCADWAL. %DER, Jadtp.:,
N
and seal of the:Conn* PhiladniptOn.
Angst 14th. 1948.
OR. FOX, Clerk. -
..•.•Arteat— JOAN ,P....lipparr, *gfriter.
;i1.01:. 14, .
4 4:1 1 16,[114) WM NOT 1.4.4„-"In the V.Nairt of
coinov n Pliaaot St-haylkill County, '
JOHN at BOUEI y.,-4 •
.1
, i+O, l •S-1.C111,R SOLIRENS,- - t •
.1101,111 Nb • .
.- Lev, Mir: : •
; . . • I 134 JUDr,
I .IIiLATIL - DA " BRIGHT, Tfe - ot -
thr.i• 1 Brzni owrief,iinti • .
Conittetori j• •
..; 'the hniler4.gried' f Aidttor; aptiOtoted -to fitvtributi
the motey,ln ColI oia the - above verit edit attend t 9
the.entlev Of laisiliwolutment at bit Otte*: 271 Centre
Streict.,.4l,:‘,l34,....Vi.ilaettrtreet,•Puttireille. at 10 welect,
A, al, Hof, Saturday. thE4 sth September neat; when ar,3
:•atiere alimirtee are regotreditemake their Matins or
.oe;.o4barre4 tram 'coming tn . nrtm Pahl Inn 4.
Andlor."
ViSt=i
IN THE iiirriittinr votatiror THE
Vitiated 011tiaces •t - : .:-abir• Eastern Di.tr in
ipt DANKRUITCY, at ()t
-wirl:at. Manta latia.;;AL . D;
e etelereitned beiee*gleei netiee ibla awni-
Anent nr Aneftnea of JOUN DER.i ; of um,"
bars, JaDift - Ca.amty of ftcbaylkill. and 'State of Peva
tylvola. vittlika salci•DLsittct." who has bee; a,talt.l
aMattkrtipt Elton bla barn t'do laatzitt
'Mart saMDlstrfet.; • - 1 .
• - • SAMeEL 11. MADDEN. Ata..¢nee.
. ' .• . ' Onalg.barg. Para&
theerflittatre. of sal4 Dazaraii;
; Aug 'Gs
D,lf, N . gwrit..4 'ps
rea , NOVI( 4.."--Notwe
Ir herons Oven by the nadentlgneti ,;of their ev
1141fitinent ay administratois of de. eat* of ERN T'
LEINERT, late of Mt. Carbm, deeested.-att p t .r
imdebt•rd to sal estate will make iremeolste •ony .
'Meets , . (I.,hoee. harm! clalms..wtlVltreeeot them to
ttia iithenOkned, tot psvmest. ••• ••: ."
elf a.Tti•OTTE KLEINERT, • .
Atilt,S, .Gl3-43'2,4" •• • .aelmiel;tiatOre
TAlrnitt : the Oder& id' common Plead of
IVAttlytklllCoonty., • '
LndtV SAMUELS ffy her To
').* 69 laszult nt,
•i.U•xt litendllme Williummi •
• - I.'. A /fan SulvofncE for a
d'idAtt.4l6B.SA?dCELS.' J ,Ilirrtr, • • -
11 T 4 tbe_reeprmeeei ,aboire named:. Yon utgAtereby,
irequoted to. appearAtt Court of Common Firm., h.-
:he held at Pottevllle.trirthe'Connty of lirhusll‘lo, ay
]ho first liond.y . of !Sentember•mext. to anelker-the
rorathdrit of the libellandln the above alat.Nl CAM.
.
• hIAORI.E6 C, WYNKQUP. ShttifL
I 'RI irides °Mee - ',ArtgasyS 18a i• 32 4t -
. ••: •
CD 14,4111*-4110,10.1011.—1a. 0105 . outt:
IM Common PlealL ni,lichnyllr.lll Cl:mar
I WILLIAM. imar.74 c. 8 . 1• j r •
June entc,
he.
iirien Atm , enclitic/7n,
underuigueo„Andltor: dietribitti
the eanntry patd into oourt: no the abenre writ to ad.
•aillormloo.ermllloru eth.Pled to the now, will attend
the: datita of hie ppotethieur, at "bis Hun
.ter litrctt, in the liortingit of ,Tooiaqqa; oti-Thumerki:
,tbe.2.7th Ire-ef fitteaer .1F41.4; it 10 i4.lock.
,Altperadnitwill beireco.fretirto Muke•Rmir- elutms be:
?Vita theAndlibr, Oriv debarred (Tian "upaltug In upon
'the fund: I '
P.4IRAEFF
AngtOt 8, ISCS. '•• 3t'; .
,
1111sil'ItifeJT tiOlnier OF i'Llll3 UN)
led Imitates, Usseleala lkiloariatler Pena- .
' -71 • ' '• •
PIPITS of Schuylkill Reran. Schnylkiit.,
okunty. Pensayinnis; Bankrupt.- hsvlng„ petitioned
ltac kir discharge. a,ltneottisiC of ereittors *lll be held
Morithiy,.the"24ur day.ofAugast, :1868,, at 10- o'clock.
31.,'.before JO I N P. IfittitiAßT,,ei No.
IS6, Centre Street, In the. Barougp of Pottsville; Pa.
that the eizeatiostiott r orthe , Bankrupt relay be finished.
and skty bustriere of ineetlege'required h 1 merlons
or, 28 of the Act ol fioeirrees Irantet tett: • ,
The Reuirter II eerily w.bithef the Bunkrupi-hsis
tonforisiedlo hie duly. ' heattpv will alto be bad on
WnatalaY...Septe . tnker .9th. lid, team Court
alt Ph
I lidelptitsk at •18sitltiek - AA(.. Isbell -parties inter
•astrd Fay shdirtaitioktgrualle discharge. Witnesit IfteroariliCarissallasler,„Jake, and
Pike seal tbe'Conrt Ztilladulpbla. this sth
071: 4 4ogists-A. ttASS B -_, ;„'.! '' •
' ~••7 tt. - rs.7OX, Clerk. '
Atiest—Johri P. Hobart., l4.filarer.,
i Aug 8 .15.8 - 1! . 3231.
AII Ml* 1171141/111 ,710104016..--Estate
ot WILIAM Ak, X.ElliataiteotSanbary,Petma,
deceased. Letters} 'ot Adrolnisixatkm; 114•014
granted Oda ttid salve estate 19,1 be and erskgned. an .
4:ersdna bav,ing'clas art rtirreated td ;present them.
and those' being ldbred to said !estate will ple,ule
make Payment to': 1 • . E.A3iUBLi V. YOS'rs
Arignftl; Y.8,=75141tt1.. Orttlgst.prir. Pa.
. .
Abattellovra 'Toni* rtcrile.a.--No, •
t*jobeteil 'even py the * - nnaoretg tect . of bib
appointment brtpeOrptsuse Court o 1 liebnylkliteotin
ty as administrator Of the,eafste of &Eine Wane: of
Palo Altodeoeisecto—All *Mil/ Indebted to the Paid
estate wil ttiiike IMO:Otitis psvinent; itod tbdee
tog elsints vtill.pleasp present them to the ondershrned
for refaterm SAIL o.llllfBYAN,:AdmibistPitor•
Pottsville
MEM' VIIINA• • GLASS,,..#..
-_PIODICERY-STOILE,
23 . 6 iltreeti
THE Magna:of Poltarille at& rt.hrbboring toonr4.
are Watt j l to call Mt& calamine my stock of uar •
before brong,elrearbere, ea llun net to be' undersold..
andesb tarnish bouselseepers_with mery article tile.Y
want to myllne'or
st Ka roc at MilliNAL Tel - kits,. Dinner &Ms.
Yams. ColugnmqOatoa gene for
,l.:bil&ree„aeri a Ya'
graryariety.o_,Toys, &c., Oge. . •
Gll,Asael • W,...tult.....chofeart, " latest Patterm
wwisting el Table and BarTambl ere. Goblet,' Whim.
• - ,Ve and • BeriOlartsea,fie &e. Lamas of eve' vim
etiapitin i 'Chimney!, Laments; Camliestlehe, Coed,"
Sari. dec.' •• 1 •.• •
CROCKERY...4m Stone China and Cora
"mom :Were of different pa ttern. ." iseile or aicrt
pleces.lo-enit the , • •
YELLOW.-, lfa, &TOWS ArAlatal,-:"Ppd•
• ging Dimes. Milk Pam; Jelly . Matilde:l Tea Pots, U
ter-Pot& Jars, Jugs, et, etc. . - I • • •
911"4.1.1/111,1.* f15t......T011et Beta , air
knOtTS iil4 T / 1
00% , Ma Quart "Aintl.Pft'lfratts .
. Coal Oil, &e. . • •i ! .• '
legegehaetta t -I cab !Mil you jrcediat Crry
than saving you fretgbk, : and Imo if it brim so: •
Vg -'o.'j J. At.
•
liatarlat of tie latialliiellatarer Vela* 1113Inei, le '
►7 Vairidetifrid County._ V_lratiola„—parso•
ant, o the orovissiona of certain do ht trust from *
the Midlothian Coal Mining' crerawy ,_ we will on the
lEid day of Illepteame bee. Iltilfrbs, at the litidlottu- '
'an Wel mines. txs Chesterfield County, Virginias at • ...
12 techick,sell at poh/Le. ettetion . the very vainable
prniaerty kooserrita ..- = . .
__ 11(.1 a s alffsaYfFlTAN 64 i jorINKS. ' -
With all the pkoperty, real and ygersioaLoteven. kind
Ind drieglottuti owned by the Jedgethlan Coal 10114
Company, &leered al follows : •
Warr, Paoreare:—Seven-arliotelng treat :of lan d:
' containing in the I Ntp-mate 1881 41-8 e red In the
'.County-o1
Vo l llfieha, Iningealely oe
-the Rictrthood Cb = lle Mat road. 11% tan from
Itictunond. lying (vet the great coal Win, at the ..,,i
' die . of tor tor Pik: mike along itis eastern edge arm 1
eara 4. shlifir WoinOlete, nosi; melting 'the el.
and 3 tithriniabed:ludettinfty be made to math it' & by a
0 0mIliacatitedraniell expend-IWe of money: The cost
seun froth the eastern alit dips at an angle of 20 do
g et "; and * att:lnagor aka:neer or to lett. .Tdi -
%glitz'. of the ,le:tiqual to any in this country . and..
i s . an been red
,hy Protearora stlibstan, slab
lailtd_and_ Mot., rthereactoel enalphs, to coaital , .:'--.....-
-
favorably shire* Itnelbh -mil:- it- bar beetrufe -,
- with ', great , satisfaction; by this •Bellons. enema
the Tredeget Iron Worloy the Old, Dominion Iron gad
• Ptah .World,. the Eithalond City Go Works. the
E a• Mtition 411 Weittoll.* the Canton. I run Ivoskr, the • •
1 unitodlliatio Nrgylird at W,uhiV, cre.
_.._ a d by
andlniifteoinfoxim In Baltineee, M.IWM low.
:New l'adtliad Ibtbagbotit tho berth.:; - = ~- - ~ •, ,
i IhmhearehrMi nee. the coal of thdoidallea la weir-
I .filielledoet Recent , of the strength ..of-ta beat. the , ~
Hof as thithe,,this &swami of flastranaareP% • '
Metaled the Min Monet. Of Mee widdilf, itarin '
s„
At-the lite - - - est -it 100erre anitlarg• 41 ann
'lino of other tatildietalftlf o adltnal*, nessoloia/ t* - :
iliz telis
, tete and of tae Conaway and ear" • i,
con
tainhareull 'art wlllt u V e as thoiss 2l !
PllBllOll rearl..-One -, altta .:
011116;00 idea Atoka. witty Omagh beflere a 1
Jed diametev3 plungers 1 droning lilt. 8 0 fee t ' _
column of pipers, 14 'Ma eta, to excellent to, a
ditto% 4 sixty home pb tal wineteg ergU''- 1 .
iwith WC= and tarty , klumovapinft !nen . _.
1. er n V rilleilt: e - !Wire'
8 er
tin, wholent &privity
row an 10 r
drinat - ie
00 feet .
pm, . arnagtato
ow n mono.
. • 4 calk 13e
~: o f is,
;21 a_ 1
Mow= a MU& - • •
''.°••. • • Itokzar.A. Larithignar. -, , •
• • - iJAVASIt BRANCA •
• 'Aug.:ll.l_lBr4ol4llo°l.l'
many Guar
made"
._,fasommity sato.
It 3, o.f, if Od
iota hapset igliliditgor