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.Hon. SCHUTLEH. C4FAX,
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UNION EEPITBLIOAN ETA* *on?.
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Hon. HENQY L.,,CAKE, of puna , o6.
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WARRINGTON. RETRENT. DER, of AAhlsod
J(.fiN LUCAA of P ttedHel• ,
LUTHER R. KIEFER, of Osmium • •
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likt , i4L D. piLLMAN, of stii4or City. ..I
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Dr- 0. M. ROBBIMS. of
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Surveyor. •
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Da. J..F. TREICULEA; of Run &Mimi&
Director of lie rower.
Lt. AUGUSTIfEi SCDPITZ ? of •
Auburn
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ISAAC D. LERAN,or. moot•
Election, Tweidaj, Doltiber 1301, 1888,
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• \ case Ssgsous Aria BL.o.ie are elected:. Should
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established:; but if Si:swoon AND BLAIR should
unfortunately be elected, nothing but turmoil
and confushin would coptinue for.the ensuing
four years, and all confidence in the future
would be destroyed.
4 •i TEII 14p661im InTinciblea of Thiladel
• ph:hip:Li:oer seventeen hundred mambas.—
They are equipped with pp, cape acid torch ?
`and. present - an • imposing appearance when
. they Parade: ' • • .
If the negroes of the SCuthemStites should 111
go for Seymour. and Blair,' and'aitiCt them, whit
will become of Frank Blah'e.progrinime ? • What
will became of the cry that it:tient a white MAWS
GOTIITIIMOSIt .
Tag 'Hon. Mr. Boyd a., cothiery,stive mem !
, ber of Congress from 'North Carolina, hat
announced blineelf •of Gram' and
° Coifed. " He wants P ace and no. afore Mt-
-"Viloniia's vote f. President susu. be
t counted," says Green slay Smith. The Law of
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the United Suites say it shall'ior: What
Green Clay going , to d 4? Belays be will head
another rebellion to cOrryont his edict I
ciev. Biterwriym ...Mini that Tennessee
is ill -eve 60,000 major ty for. Grant and Wi
lla. ',He Metes that ti.e, people desire peace
and prosperity, which l as only be wined
by the election of Grant and Colfax.
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Prssertvisna ought certainly to throw her
T
lots for Republican idfinlstrattonein all coming ,
time, The State debt nper Is only 113,13.51637 47,
When it was $37,969,84 50 iri isco. Of tbe
dcbtedneis $851,641 is;emable. pew. 1s lot
100
tid a go,* argumept Republican adniltde
lrit,? •
Tae Gannoe.--Fjom all parts of the
country we learn thatlthe Germans are fel
-1,14 atrocity to the auppoit of Grant and
Colfax. They are generally friends of Pro.
tection to'AMmlcan Ihdnetry, and Way ahe
e peace and prosperity' which they
lee • n will neck frt the election of Grant and
DAL '
"Tea Wax ' ,• • via Errerss,_ne Cauca. CRAY ,
aorta.. cos:inert • Resetis." by Boa. aleunder
H. Stephens, la the title of a valuable ralirk,thst. booed
by, the 'The'Nagonal Publish*, Co., Pblisteleilli, Fe-*
From the well known-ability of Kr. Stephen. and
hie , Position of Viparresidesteof the unposed South
ern Cotifedersei a work from his pen will be sought
alter by litany who have heretofore admired his talents.
and he great devotion to the Union up to the time he
9,:mitaed the fatal !Rep -of. joining the Rebellion
against his better judgment. As far as we have gene.
ed over Vila wort. It appear to be a 'abated stolen
or ratheenn attempted JeWldeatherot beim= during
• the Rebellion, to 'roans tie stain airman to Ms
lialilltry from his skirts: Be first Weems to prove -
that tie great eineict wit not canoed so nineb by the
magmatic Ideas of Freedom recites Slavery, as a
conflict between the views entertained auto the power
a n d lameetgoty of the Hata, *add= general Govern
mem, It I. really nothing tint re-hash of the Old
State lights' Dictrine of John 0. Calhoun, and all the
arguments of three Who entertained intit Mewl et the
time °ribs adoption of the proved Constitutive, to-
gether With the discoed= that-Wowed its adoption. -
- • e are aware that under the articles of Confedera
-1 an entered Into by the stoan they:dallied syixbi to
accede. They were only held together by one common
Interest daring the War of the Revolution, but what Ire .
wu ended. seeop of decay; crowd by the Untie Inter -
esti of the States, were soon - discovered, and the pre
sett:Constitution and union were tented and ratified
by the. people of all the States. acting directli in their
sovereign capacity lii conventiotie, and not - thrmigh
the State laglidaturrit The preanible to the Constito
tan expressly declarer that "Ira, the people of the
"Felted States, in order to fora ;More Pof. , et
"dc;. de ordain sad establish this Conetteten of the !
"Milted States Of Alidefiel." ?bet farmed a perfect
Upton under said Coostitettoo, from whim, no State
could simede withouttfokerraseni oldi the pages. end !
this was the puma= object' toe wbkl our prep=
'Constitution waif formed.. It. was so prOcielaed 'in
Virginia and otherBtater white its adopttoo was Pend
lag before the 'mete, that tio State could withdrawl
from the Union thus formed without is sucaesful rem- I
lotion;-and It wee so accepted by a-anelorsr of the
people of all th e States. • We are very well aware that
there were at that time treo putiee--inse in favor oil
meting the Federal Government solgclipitly strong to
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prOterve Itself fiUm destruction, and those who eup•l
ported the preset Constitution were called Federal .
Federalise •
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while the other ' arty who =tended for greater rigUtij
to the States took the furia ok Democrat*, but the Per!..!
endive triumphed In the adoptkra of the eelitntion'-
In Constitution declared In the follitelai
words, that CollifeePlehill " Provide fn calling forth
"the militia to execute 'the • lure of, the Union, re
" pram ineurreafeen; and repel 'plutons. • •To
" make all laws that shall be neeensary and proper for
• auttog into million the foregoing cowers, and all
"other powers vested by this Constitution in the t3ftv . ,-,
"ernment of the United States,, or to any department
"Or OtMeer the' reoLo . , •
. Nothing , but a stultification of the intellect could de-:
ny that these classes of. the Conattuticar contain all
the authority for the National Goverturient to' main
tain Itself 'saddle Unkm. by using all the power at Iti
command, to solve, insurrections, whether in the
shape of States withdrawing, or nullifying the laws of•
the general Government as 'a State, or the people of
any State openly deffing the lawa.of the same: This
is a 'question, it was arippePrd, hid been Settled by the
greatest intellects ot the country years ago. when-Cal
houn organized the first State ftebellionth South Car
eau; under Gen. Jackson's Administration. Whim
again beep so inscoessfally mated by the, logic of:the
; Rebellion, - and the trheaph Of loyalty to the Coustitz
tan. and the Union. that we did not suppose-there was
a min In the =nate bold enough to repeat these ex-
P4ed a:Summits at tillitotiCall of ono National' htsto-,
ray. Mr. Stephens bin, however, th is work un
der a keen, spetratiation., and ) lon of, his
treason to bia country; . ' but be may ay
'"Out spot; .
And all thirbooks,tremay write from now to domes
day, will not remove the statue his helmet to the best
Gorentnrent that the Mut her ens shaven upon. .
While the Stalin* meet= it limited sovereignty,
like Counties, harmers and townablor, they are all
subject to a higher governmer b lt i , ou l t d•none can claim.
the right to rebel artiinst the poner that con
trols them in their different spheres. ,The. k Union. co.'
Mented by our present Constitution, Is indissoluble so
long as the Nidlonal Government elide; and nothing
but a eneceestul revolution en the part of the people In'
their sovereign capacity an dissolve it, without the
consent of all the States composing it--The right-of
tbe people to throw off or destroy Governments which
fall In carrying out the which they Were
created, wedo not 'pretend to dany.;. It Is an Mallet
able right which no government can purcell but before
nab a momentous step =taken, they mast !bey to
the world that their Canoe Wu; and that their got..
Moment luta departed from; - and his failed In the-b- '
Jectl fee which it wwl Misted. to avoid the slain an.
`penalty of treason in case ofiallnre. - Ita lenlere.V and
faithful adherence thrill its obligations, under the In.
tolerance and aggressive cluuscintol slaverj, the foul.
blot-on our Republic, has extorted its acknowledge;
ment even helm honest slave-holders, • and •if we are
not miatalten,flote Kr Stephens ilscr, -before he vi al
driven into this Torten-of treason and rebelliOn i and
when we take into censideration
° the charter' of our
liberties, the Declar4lon Of Independence, the prizicli
plei of which underlie and on which :ne Minion.
Union is bawd, is there a nation en the bee of the
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globe that will snort that oar National Government
-felled in thee:d e cry f r which it was created, and Teo=
dered recant* wormy ? :
. - Mr. Steplient In Inning thiebook, which Ice , decep
tive, one-sidedllllednth miserable quibbling, about
words, and the:hair-splitting sophisms of the Calhoun
- , 00l of poltielans„ has not relieved , himself. but ra
ther sided to his guilt by showing thit. be. is still en
- unrepentant rebel, and has hilly incurred the =Malty
of. treason which a merciful Government-has not
thought-proper "ko Indict upon this guilty rebel: ' ,
The boot contains 651 octavo* pages.' neatly prin
ted on goird paper with large, readable type, and will
WI raid by all those who deelre to refresh their werrno
rise with the esrlier diem-alone °tithe:se questiena. It
'ls gold only by: subscription, and agent+ are wanted to
canvas for the work. lkir•terms.tic.: address NiUonsl
Publishing Coinpany,' rhilitdel ph
Tee Demogratic threats of a new Rebellion
are receiving force in the West.by the fact of
the, existencein Missottil elf i n Democrat se
cret armed piganizatical deegned to , carry
that StatelbiSeymour and Blair." An expose
of it Is made by the St.:Louis Demo s erat. The
Democrat says several coMpeniee are already
organized and twined in that
.city,end has in
formation oil the. existence of the organiza
tion in severalconnthts ithe State. It is con
nected with- isimilar'orgenizatiOn in Tenhes
see, Kentucky, and other Seuthern States.
Evety voter in this State-thonld so act fi rst in.
October andithen in Nov mber, as to secure
Peace. EleCt, klatttanfi and CaMpbell In
Octeber, and l these armed rebel organizations
will be. scattered like-chaff before thewind.
AN esteemed friend writes very 'encoura
gingly frOm ( The upper end ' of Schuylkill
County. - He says that the friends of Grant
and Colfax ate generally increasing in that
section, and in hi township he promises a
handsome majority. When Wm. F. John
eon was elected -Governor, it only gave five
votes in opposition to the so-called [Democ
racy. The 7114 Was- hilneelf a Democrat
before that, parit • -abandoned-lir principles
and united With the sieve4filgarchy in :its
treason to the Union., lie flays that "Con
gress cannot lb° too radical in dealing with
the murderous rebel scamps in - tie South,
its leniency only make 'them worse," and be
is right, so far as the miss of.the leaders at
least are cOncerned.
A lITAITEMIT that the Public Debt has been in-'
Creased "from hitirch'Slat; '65 to August let, '6B
one hundred and fifty millions of dollar," to go
inglthe rounds of the Democratic press, and to
give it the aspect of plausibility, they quote pee
tended statements from Secretary Mc - Ccitecit,
- reporting the &be, March Ist,. '65 at $2,366,955,-:
077 44. This is a clear fabrication : the Secreta
ry never rePiittell such flitnies. He reported July
let,-'65, the total Of the debt as $ 2 , 681 ,73 4 ,717. 38 ,
'and in October Ist, '65, the total was 12,808,549,-
497 55, the increase . reiresenting the immense
sum required in paying off the soldiers and other
war elainie and disbanding the volunteer aripy.—
From that point—the 'highest attained by the
,debt—it has been since steadily
Dome, getelemen, do have sone* regard tor the
truth, 'at least so far
.as to avoid - such . palpable
falsehoodses the one herein exposed.
Pane L Weimer, gni., Chair
man of the Republican County Committee
of .I;ebanon, announces to the Republicans
of thit County that a flag. costing one lino
dred Mars will be presented to the Repub
cans of the township inlebanon County ma
king the largest proporti9nate increased vote
on Hon. Henry L. Cake, at the , election on
the Yd rnesdny of October=the increaie to
be reckoned on the vote cut for'ldr. Cake
61 .° Years ago. •
• In November our townships will contend
for the Vicksburg-Btuvender Cane offered by
'patriotic lady of this Conty to the Club of
the township shoviing the largest proportion
ate increased , vote over the vote o 1 lut Oc
tober. -
Gas. Cam. Howse had a splendid remitted:an
Pittsburgh on Mader night. The torchlight
procession on the Caned= by the, erman Re:
publicans and Grant and Was clubs of the two
dues, was as hmwhig affair. General Bohm
was noshed at tbo depot by the Second,Ward
;Club, who escorted blur to the had, and ear
waids to the OW Hall. when he &limed
stirring address In German to an Omens* =di
em*. The ball was erowdesil to 'mem sod the
greatest inthusision . pnwalled. He was attar=
wards serenaded at the lioncingsbeht Roc" and
rimunded in English.
MIA'Po ere perilous to sojourners. On the
6 th id iu l 7 IS MN &MM. I bOlOtild Mpg
Ehlllieh 1 14. 1011 . 17 loony - wee standing sear a
Iran of km at the "source of the Arveyroli,"
riser tbst is born at the termiziatiao of the "las-
Mei of the It ) * a Mora from the morehm
rolled down the bill , of *and atrack the
tita' ottwillte 1417- hal nom the beak of the bead,
sod she fell dead f oto the hubaleat water. She
trM Mask bit mortal aid wee of DO
ars% lad her mile spirit had taken its fight
Ggx. Saiouges le pumdajg a rigid come
lth, the Renews who coutleitted the late
Arden Sidomos's and ,ftline, Kauai•
h ordered the
tht 1 8 4 4 1
ii.necoWary. The War Diparbeent -•
• owo the salon as far, be themdlty • bow
coweetiod. lame ibeeetwob ob
eotately meowemay to senate • fleet wbd
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ot ba ' ' •
P . . . .... G 4:.1 CO. ' litYlW/TIC
PAPBIII.. ,
The E2dittleky Yeoman - properly re-
Marti as fbilOWS : : . I •
212. Pent/ 1419 4 Was In OnntrulaLll392, when a bill
was under dims** for the leaning $100,000,00p lo
legal tender thrembacks. He erMasnid. thou. this ilolin
Von the doable igronod of Its neartunttationality and
/13821•611004 7. He then mid of Ole ',we: '
'-Yon sem these Dotes out Into - - world stamped_
with trrotemeablllty. You pat on hem the made of
Oahu and. like Cain, they will no fo i.h to be vegstrinds
and fugitives oh the earttL What. Om will be the
conaeqoance f h requires to poplin& to tell what will
be thdt Mom. The currency Will be expended:
Wm' will be Inflated::_ !bid lysloce will de.
Pedant: ineomee will he ftnibed• the savings of
• the tam will mash; the boaldbige hi the widow .11
melt away: Donde. mortgagee. and Pam. Log
of flied irrau will tom their vales; eve= of
'changeable rates will be appeal; the nomsearies
lOU
of life rim la value...* • • Contraction will
foll-nr. }theta- rain • and public saknuncy. cotter'
with Or Without ZEPUDIATIOX, will Inevitably follow"
Sow Hr. Peudietcw Is advocating the Ware of thou
,sands of milikm. of meesbeeks lirre;r to pay off the
bonds. HI. jundletion Of the Wad of the entreaty
by the Imes of 1962 wears Ante. and now gold le at 40
net cent. presabne., Noltlply thla tarot of greenbacks
by seven. inut also the tensile of the enrrency by the
rams umber, and we wlllhavu gold at 280 vgat cent.
Row much menthes will wires be Inflated died val
ues depreciated, the savings of the pour Inaba. She
hoar-dime or the arida* melt away r .How much Res
ter in the said man be the costracllie, and lam ranch
sorer the public and lobate baokroOtor. •od bow rare.
will repudlathra. open and unblushing, follow r What
Pandleton owned la lisi he noW ads , totes: wbat
was then predicted to be evil he novel says Is good 'He
then because the neceesidee of the Govern
ment it
it end he now sot tt because be
third& it popular. - When the coon wu ta danger
he world tied Due haws. that alai has pre
serves her unity, be 'mid Ming Ton her disgrace
,and role.
Pendleton's Mem are emb in the Cop
perhead platform and 11 tr fieYmoiir
pledged, himself to carry out platform if
4
eleettal { , . .
• With the presentimue of backs gold
varies from 49 to 45 pm' cent premium, and
if our large NaUomMillebt w paid off by
the Maui of greenbacks, ey would be
scarcely.worth ten cents on e dollar. Me
chanics andiaborers, how wld you like to
receive such a currency Inpayment of your
itli
wages? Strange as it may etiem, this is the'
groat reform in currency whieh the bungling
,eolverhead pasty ; offers foil your vote L
- insult you. by presunilbg that you are
-toi, ignorant of monied ma -, to understand
the effect of their policy. . .
A Woinsores correspondent who resides
there but who tea citizen of and tat-payer of
this Cettn4P, writes to us that a man named
John R Roberts, who ibr fifteen months was
a member of the Capltorpc4, but who was
recently discharged;,threatens to coarse here
this Fall and by to Induce oat. Welsh citizens
to vote against Geo. Cake. [lt is not likely
that Johnny can, effect notch in that din*.
tion,- but mat:cording to our Correspondent's
statement, she la pretty good at stirrin g up
matters and peptone, and retie his value at
five
,thousand dollars .for It : service of at
tempting to defeat, Gen. a, we would
suggest that he be employed at once to stir
up the Commlationeta and IndUce them tore.
veal the itict, ithereebirute of tLeni ten thou
sand. dollars.% That, Media wle 'have found it,
after more than ,a year's steady labor, la 'a
more feasible task for Joh n n than his first
proposition. Come, Robe come, and be
receiied With open urns by t e tax.-payere of
A ibuylkilf. -
___. 1 . . °
wAitia OldO got prod wbU bliokberrying,
1140 sPoit - I railway, and bis i#kads had to do
tbo.reat of bkvbariine fix , . ' •
GENIDIAL_MINB
EITUATION.
T ON THE
HE ErtiPPoll3l3 CiTLAXT -A(4.1418T BEYYO '
, .
lirszrrs
Aarrs' --- itos imury.
THE COTTON CROP-TB
Tile New York Tribune!of
N.EG 0 E.g.
twisty says
Yesterday a Chieftain of the,' Ist Rebellion, Gen.
James Lorgrareet. arrived in New 'York. Since the
war be ireespted the alteration and has used hie !the
mice to counsel and guide his peoplh and to lead them
safely back to arr enduring peace. Yesterday evening
a reporter called upon the General 'at the New :York
Hotel. Imagine 'rested at a table.) i tall. well-built
man in a ralt,of bla k. The facets a kindly. - pleasant
one. the beard is eandr and grizzled, and the cheeks
are hashed. The fbrebead is hlgh and the eyes are
gray and soft Ittexpremalon. The Mouth squarely cat
denotes derndon, and there is that quiet, resolute air
about him that reminded one of General Grant, whom
be strongly tesembka to looks and Manner,. Although
suffering from an attack of fever be bore himself reso
lutely above pain. and after dLurret conversed fieely
upon affairs In the Southern States. As a portion of
the convereatton bears directly upon the coming cam
paign 1 will give it in felt , •
Reporter4-Ik3 you think s,. will have better days 'in
the Southern States ? I • -
Gen. Longstreet—Asearediv.. The cotton crop liss
been very large this year. and we will limn have capi
tal of our own to work upon. < •" •
Itepor'er—Sappose Seymour is elected, do you think
we will have - another war y
Gen. L.—l cannot say as to that, bat I believe that if
he 1s elected it will open all those old woes. and we
will have trouble; but I don't think he nlll be elected.
Rep.—What do you tlink of Grant
Gen. L—Efe la me man. I believe he le a fate Man.
I met htni at Wort Point. - I think he Is above mean
pees. Illserilence is grata.
. Rep.—There la one Rani would like to ask. It to
In regard to the nem.,
Gen. L. (erullltigly).-I:wtil tell you all I know.
Rep.—Will be keep bit contracts In regard to labor
Gen. L.—l an relate my own
. emiertence. ' men!
bare worked well. They like to ;have a *bite man
come out In the deld and tell them what to do. There
weit Minya a clasasill lazimen who, world sit In - their
• houses 'and give their orders. Thaw men deserve to
have trouble , ' •
Rep.—And la regard tolury trials , - I men negroes
opm appy bench. , . - •
• Gen.-L—ln some case* that le ibad—for instance.
where an action Involves seethe:mt. Negroes gener
ally are Ignorant upie Intimate matters of hi:Wilma.--
Bat, if a dlthrict to dile:sea to do right with them, the
Jury may be.dirlded—whlte and black. (the ne 7
groes) woe learn and appreciate tbei peel ,
. Rep—About negro anmemacy I •
Aim L ,Ab. that can never be; ilt la 'silly to think'
.of It. They never can be stronger than they are to-day
and the whites of the Booth know It, but they are mis
led by tbe - polltkians.• •
, . •
Rep —ln regard to the We ' heicoustrualon
Gen. L—l advise my, friend• to i accept them, ad
come into the Union, and try to beim about peace and
proeperity. I told the people of Alabama if they
would Babe guided by the politicians they would come
out all right. • )
• Rep.—And yam think It will come; out f , d,..1 .1 11,.
Gen. L—l do; the crops are large. Th e cot crop
fa worth $900,000,000. That Is a step toward
about the desired malt Chase win my man. I thin
If nominated he could have been elected, and the
Ekotbern people would rally about him without know
ing It; I cannot vote for eleytecor.l. but any way, I
think good times me not Ihr , distant.-
. r, LNDLLNA. I
imminsiirminommanomLny,.
excrzs=l
• LTAD/13.6 ILII3/1p0111166 • • . ' •
Lazar ern. Aug. IL—The long • ted stampede
on the Democratic side bas fairly b:. • ._ in Indiana.—
, AN the leading, Johnionites, who •ce 1885 fought us .
with the most intense bitterness. • re .openly thread
their backs. upon the Democratic , pa .y, and announced
their determination to tske,the , 'nip for Grant and
een
Colfax. Inasmuch as this•step has taker' almost
simultaneously brill the aforesaid e -
-Johnsoultes in the
varionaparts of the State. It was all probability
brceettebont by a general comsat ton twins, thew
militiamen.; They must, however; More held their roue
eel very arrefo.Uy. es nothing deddite has been after.
,tamed on this point. It is gencraihr, Mown only that ,•1
about three weeks ago , when the Democratic mana
gers at Indiatuipolia. made arraniaments for the cam
' paignourd andgned speakers to ' Pl/1066 districts.
they took it for frontal that the I ng Johnsoultesof
1566 would take the atnmO for Seymour and Blair, and
without consulting the gentlemen ' hi - =ream, mate
quite a number of amointnients fee mart of them.—
They were at once overwhelmed with indignant letters
from them, and a short time after. there. appeared 601-
.cei in the Republican papers .thrdughont •the Stare.
that Nees& Stillwell. DE.7111 and Alfred Ifftere, Rob.
Hodsont Grose. Rudy, le abort; all the leaders or the
Johnson movement in ;18116. were In favor of Grant
and Colfax, and would-take the anti= for them. Most
of them have don 3 so. by this time; and there ate in
Indiana now only two prominent Mee who sided whh
the Repablleani during . the war, . old who now make •
speeches for th e Mamma: - !I' .
' B.lneethe sz•Johnsonitho have=out openly for
the Rmulifican.ticket th ere Is no any dbubt that
We shall carry ten of the eleven tCongreesional dl.
teas; including the Fin, etere i. Z. E. Niblick. In
1866.- *mired about 500 Coe tire Republican
votes.—Correspotidercit of the 'X it Tribune.
. ._ .—,.
The eieireolouten elected lititie pre rat Congresi ,
stand 9 Republicans. to $ Copporto#l4 .
LEBANON °omen' trillts.—Firom the Lebanon
Couitee of Thursday we extraoi the following :
Tea Camp Brittle mai Annville la new being held.
The attends= on Sunday was tmtnetuw, the number
pruent- bete variously estimat at from 10,000 to
'Tim Lehman sad Plosgrove Railroad is pfolrsu'thg
rapidly. A large 'force of hands Is employed all bang
the line, and the work done Is &Oat.
. Ha. Jona Law, the wooed: • a splendid Re
cension at Harris burg, last Wednesday. He pawed
over Our county, about a mile noith. of the Borough,
and come down ht the vidnity of Womfladort. ' Be is
now'making eammalons fora Gertian pit lety at !Balti
more, hating been engaged for fiv
f e days.
ON . Teach* afternoon of ism week. At f party from
Schuylkill Haven were enjoying ithericrelves at Cold
Spring', ou the fichtlylkULA ftrUnetissma Ritlroad,
their wiloTateill was epolled.by In accident to Hr. Jae.
L Aleander. of Pot stifle. who was with them. On
the grounds there lea wring, which Is walled up some
thew at foot feet level with t he pus. While running
a race be ran right up this hit
w
noticing
ft instilisout tmo tate 'to itop htectselL When be ob.
saved It he tried tome himself by pleating bithfeet
on the top of the mil, but his feet slipped of. letting
him fall with lila fuck on the edge of the wall. blar-
Ot Ida 'piss su severely that be bed to be hm
home ing
cm emblem His Warts ire of • natant that
will confine illscctothe haw foe , time.
Tim Pte► of sapseiatiq
A. Atria for har ImprOcal
tonal* praminclia em
mask appreciates tits very low
Rrmy Druggist wee 0..
• echo leri. B.
14 49 ) HOr Bes
ry and grateful
. • , One Dollar.
.94-4 t•
Freoctst..—Pisusiel
the ew perfume fa/the • •
onnittlerahle *ultimata among
also anon the eveitztztespe.
gists.
Hll DS /IA7O,
.tdet, is cresting
the &Myatt*,
Sold by all drag
. 34.2 t • o w
Ponwri nt BAD, but the • kind d powity,
is ;toy._ 'y.of the blood ; this • • d mad "poor
indeed," for it takes sway tikikenctk,
sod a but midi the blood with.=
by taking the Pinswiso , aytop 'fa
of be ,) end you will' feel rich and "am
goi= r anybotf." . TI7 , •
. ,
TairTazata OP Lac—Whatlabia I do? I . sm
io debilitated that cannot *end Wi n e ordinary
ditties. Try Speer% "Standard RUMAT? :
tbey are unaealied, and Win firorably -on
t w o the !onetime of your system, and restore them to
=adios. They are ebnply Spmeti wine,
medication, moot by. nab herb* and
mime as Ptrisidimm an kte daily:, I -
Sold by trot. Joan sibs a Ectsmni &
Co., and by other Disallow
: "They naide - tier e grave toolooldand damp"
For wasp boast alid tti;
, J 1 they bed bets gime, the r mashy ,of
tadt s for tg42 01 4:
mod,
ee
ars Mit° moos the yoga(
awed mod the Aida& F otitneed
mat' &mem hgre in
ba M I Di
gime
• dtfBmdty of thigtogukehoi would
• to DrgagideOlieleteeke. Lbw Claw
. • te r NW lOW% eaggtiodttelt, Death
• • =ten will gertigt Uses premonitory
agteeheee.
good sad imp the blehd Pan Oa
Imola . • 1
White they , tavlgeeie the arm, they sedge
the tiled. , • •
SteiggiA Wan it • delightful tcGet
1•.1 r 4
Rant== If Jorasuot: lbm of our barn= mm
lathe'reenaricedthet thr
fiat.pesent ounesigh apt. Pert
same strut:els as mateposted In the spring
o f last, and *mein to be terminalsgte the yeer
Nowhere is the troth of this more appatmtthan hoe
io the Bathing Ostia. for I ant= my that dirket
the darkest demo! the War= them was Ire ohne
treasonable de revcdationarY senttheets =-
premed in that i disloyalty, Clutehitem. B. C,
thee may today emanating hijim the moths •
of advocates led follow's of the so called Desnometie. -
otherwise Rebel party, bulb Ueda end MOW of the
various national deem. from amn who are now getting
the food they eat and the clothes they wear from the
very ertertutomtilley an reviling sedlessking to de.
sem. taste= of trying to =bold alad Pertstalt• the
mast girelous birtt eves bequeathed to man; yet
UMW very pollee remonstraM with tided= to the
• seutimente they entertain mad express; will tall yon
that they too, =lnkier= their muitha sod knight In
the MO of the Uukerarety, which I emit to many
eases is bus, yet I ant= As Atoka= it IMO the
knotty and not priseiple which hatigetted them so to
do ; and that if the so•called " hoetheen Confederacy'.
bad c Rand anything like the 'elms peandaty hobo:e
ntente our noble arm prisoners.y ert old have neat denied the r
presence except -es One rem=wo
must lateen= Mena in adorning the de w s they eaten
tab. They are Wart gamest of the totem of the
Government in the late rebellion. (which It to their
bout they assisted td-accomplishing, stem rematched
with disloyalty,) and in a spirit of repentance and am
bition they are now seeking to make tunes=
striving to again place the revolution:Ms in the
attar and tn-yeontrol Of the Nahont moth= and
affairs, that they may speedily sods all the. has been
done in the put three years towards re-establishing
peace and traboillity In oar late distraved country.
This may tie tete of We motives which- lineel them•-••
Tbe other I Reims lime the hod= °Carle padelie ha
lingoes and prints political nonvereatlons. to be. the
very low =dal (Watts in which they bold themselves.
keen la = es 4 •11, th e Indkal pmo waettownike th e
:ogre the ' well se the equal, If not
the superior of the whtta rn The shah:suer of
this argument fit each It can =Palled) is to any me
endowed with camp= who as apparent as It b Set
the Democralle Platform' means anarchy. bloodshed
and civil war. In my bumble judgment Ido not think
theta is any ate evidence required concerning the
truth of the introductory assertion of .tbLs comments
tion than is presented In the nominee of the New Yuri
Convention and the men who composed It. Who is
the mse, or rather what is the record of the man '
whom they:honored with the oominatkm for the high
'est Deice to.• the, gift of the people ? Was, be, se Ma
fenPottere dabs. a 'ideal mil dart= nor late wit
which so sericeisly threatenedund nearly accomplished
the dieintegnoion of our glorious Union The ques
tion- will answer thole if the name oPthe pen= who
was mainly instrumental Lo 'start= tda sonduation is
thought of in connection withlt; (Vallandiethei) the
arch-traitor, Whose genres tot= enemies of his coun
try were-of so valuable a character that be was wrest
ed, tried. convicted and - blabbed' for his - cotoriryte
rood. What men were more loud ami eutimudeetic la
ther demongratiorui °I'll:1y at the encase of Horatio
Seymour, than Wade Hainotoo and other late .Rebel
Generals ? who. were delegates to said Ooevention.
where it dne expetted of them - to be jubilant, and if
they bad dluire been nrit bustle cheered as they did, they
v eatable
cotd Teti' jostle
s chaiged with inented*
most base, by their Mende obacoadjutois of the No
who are not only =Misr bet exude= to surrender into
their bands the fruitseilrou & t dearly born victory end
the rtins of Government. "hi political problem has
resolved Itself into 'the elm though moments=
question of loyalty or prosperity and '
happiness, or amarehy,:povertya drmini bsethertbers - .
are more Americans who are -true to their God, their
country and themselves, than there are of those who=
miserable caresses are utterly Inagmble *timetable's'
a soul which could entertain seth lofty and ennobling
sentiments. It is the yon to my next Notrber wheth
er this looting thoash glorious Republic of outs, like
that of Zone. is to be known a her Yens henternellY
as a thing which cues bad 'an eristobs.th to demon
strate to the world that we are not ineemdble, or mum
=ye of the• Whitings which a free country eon.
pee its reithens end ors It in the unmistakable
intention of this people to perpenate and protein the.
same from all bee, foreign or domestic; an seem foe
the oppressed of all nations.= the eed ot time. The sen
timents of the old midgets of Weehingtcm are almost
without en exception enlisted to =ball of lettleift.
consequestly opposed to the tacos of the Republic=
party to the coming election, io that I am Minket' to '
say that in a rots for President they be= no ballot and
their .epposition therefore amounts to no more than
just what injury they may perchance Inflict upon. us
by Influencing others who are entitled to exercise the
right of TM:ebb:o in this cop t. Acting on the
=de - that. "an ounce of prevention la meth a
of care: , I have for the art two or three
months mingled freely with all classes of people and
beard all sortie( arriments,addaced, pro sod con. and
rest assured that I did not . allow an opportunity of
makintra proertyte by unimproved; not that I eon.
alder tbe result of t heelection by any mean doubtful,
bet that I think tt is the duty of each and every patriot
to ex himself to the extent of his ability, th at iwe
,may lee our political enemies nth an overwhelming
as will consign to oblivion the lag Vestige ell
what ii now erroneously termed Democracy. • ,
Breathes there a man with soul so dead
Who never to himself bath said,
• . This is my own my native land 1"
Wianurerow. D. C. r
FL IL 11.
.
•. lookitcmicsmat.l
• Pszcoan, Kr., Anetot 17th, ISM.
• Muses Normans Moms' JOCENIAL: - I see that the
Duretcratic organs throughout the Country are 'till en
gaged In shoeing the officers and soldiers of the.rnitcd
State. Army They cannot overcome or conceal theta
hatred of the men who wear the blue, and who whipped
the Southern wing of the Demociatic party during the
war.. One of the Democratic orators In this section re;
(*tar called Major General Thomas, the hero of Chick
amauga and Nashville. "a barer) of boonon.painted
blue and labelled pap Thomas.. • The Northern Dem
oolitic organs cell such then se Generals Thomas, Can.
by and Meade, satraps. and Abair soldiers "tools."
They tell bow "yarns," aim of - 'trampling the South •
under the heels of military despotism:" Evan Frank.
Blair, the Democratic candidate for. Vice President,
abueee the Melon soldiers. He calls General Grant**
"mailed warder- calla the army, Grant's army and
Grimm tools, and talks about Grant keeping the points
of hie bayonet' et the throats of eight millions of South.
ern. PeoPia
Now, on the drat ofJannety. this year, there were,
all told, only eighteen thousand seven handled and
thirty-one soldiers In. all the Southern States; •Of
them, tweihouiand seven hundred and thitty=three, .
were exclulively engaged against the Indians, and pro
thousand tour hundred and twelve were stationed In
cherge of the various forts on the Southern Coast, es
guards. The entire force used In the ten rebel States
to preserve order, was only thirteen thousand dee hun
dred and ninety six alum and men. or abo u t thirteen
hundred in each State; or els handred soldiers to a Mil.
lion of inhabitants. or about seventeen moldier' to each
county.- or tyro soldiers to each three 'township"; Not,
a very stroug "military despotism" tide ; and, owing
to the fact th at rem:Wing has been stopped partially
for ti period of six months or more, and the great num
ber of soldiers discharged, makes the number of ail
diem In the South considerably leer now than in Jahn.
ary -'The Democratic organs halve also indulged
In VCCleterous starlet of the cart of maintaining an
army in the South. It will be seen from these igutes
that 44 hus cost keit times as much to maintain an. ar-.
my in the North and Weer, for only one-quarter of the
army is stationed In the &Oath. As for the cost, we
maintain just an epuch army at any rate ; and it makes
no greet Enemas whether it to stationed In the Nortia
:or South: 'Really, however, the greatest cost has been
in the West where tlie army bats been engaged' in the ,
costly business of chasing the Indians, and where food
and suppliei are high in price, and where trantportar
Dm commands extravagant rates. The truth is, it will
cost the South far more for constables and policemen"
than the army in the South has met. •
t o LEMO! , PROW oAssozir COUNTY.
Acimasno, CAzzioN Co., August 26, 156°.
Dash dovecot: - Ethos my last we have haekquite
stirringAlmes, up here. I believe Reek Township can ,
claim toe boom of firing the first Min in thi4 campaign.
On•Tburday evening, August 20. we had a regular old'
fashioned routing map meeting here, at which both
Republicans and Demerol' attended is large mothers.
Addressee; were made by D. D. Dillman, Ma. .
buoy City, Coker worthy candidate for District Attor
ne whose chances I think are pretty certabo) - end
John Porker, Bee, "Tbe Buckville Blacksmith," both
of which made telling speeches. Mr. Parker spoke
first, and addrewl the workmen more particularly,
being .as be ;olden old practical workman .himself, be
could 'sympathize with them stud allowed them most
,conchunvely that their interests Ay, with the great
Rept:hilt:in party. He recommended Col. Cake and
the whole RepubiteurTirket, as worthy of the euffriges,
of both Repabil—use add Democrats next'Oc'ober, lour
closed amid% great ipplanse, by introducing Mr. Dill
man, who in Plain and pertinent language gave a review
of the Democratic party for tbe last ten or twelve
' earl, ands ed most conclnaively that the true
°crane rty note wet the - Republican party. Both
spa kers weT listened to attentively throughout, and
there u tigeof any ill-feeling or disturbanCe,
'Showing that these of both parties up here, were 'will
ing to li-ten truth and good argument.
Ao an Ills s ration of--t*tr good effects, at oar next
Clab meets night, re who had heretofore Voted
the c ticket came d kat their names on
oar roll, audle e cisred their Inters to vote th e Re
publican tick et thin fall.
- There has it a Grant and Cider • organ*
'ln Jeans rill°. she one in Hazleton. do • .. the
truth le "pleading.
On Monday emelt'', the 24th that., the'workm
had a meeting hereto organize a Workingmen's Union,
with what result 140 not know. Basinees hiving on
quite briskly and everything looks cheerful.
Hoping we will not be forgotten by the speakers of
oar party In this campaign, Intuit; jcours
Senteetzs.
toomminuoiazi9
ST: Curs; August 26, 18113,.
EDITORS Mums' JOURNAL: Themeedy workmen of ,
St Clair are very merle benedtted by an oritartzation -
of workmen celled the "Workmen's Benevolent Moo.
damn At a Conceit and ball recently given by the
Association between three andefour hundred dollars
were collected. all of whkb Is now being judiciously
dletebuted In the shims of provides, to the many
' dimmed farei n; llon,pl the town sad Mcintty.
' • At a telera ifif Um Mindanao held on Wedgy
mem& the bliplrbg preambles and issolekin were
ado_pted: • • -
Waimea., it benzin' necermary ke this Amoclatlon
to Tabs funds for in needy mambas algid their &DIV
Sea. hymens of a ball and commit; al*
Wasemse, The reaststped wereceieV„ . and the
annentenatians, hartns far *needed our, moot an.
duke expectatkins; thereon,. •
• Reesteed. That mar greenl ackstralsdamardi and
heartfelt Unitas are due, and me hereby tendered M.
G. Hanle, of the leaden and members of
the "Grant Gme Mak" the Xdbodlet Btolsoopal. and
Monne Medallist tholes of GC Cur. for valuable
eadstance rendered, and to simmer= public, for the
•Ithasl patronage In km* wcwthriNlClM
, • sating iltowaena Preekient.,
Miens Waitnrs, SEC. ' •
Noinion Ins IT tat itisMiczn.—The great se
net of the suocess of that wonderful Household
Itemetly—Misbler'e Herb Bitters; is the twines;
tinned feet that it purifies the blood arid equali
zes its circulation throughout the whole body. It'
is Impossible to \ have 4 sound, healthy body,
without pure blood. The slightest disease, it°
matter how trivia, where Wig located, or mint
its character, is the direct result of some existing
impurities . in the blood ; and if these impurities
be not expelled PremPtly; disease in sons form,
mint be exhibited. in all dismiss trif the' sum..
ace, kidneys, liver, bowels, lungs and bean, the
blood. is necessarily impure, and the mate virulent
the disesaethe greater the totpritiee. It is only, )
by expelling these fool human, by nen retiring
the Intense, -burning, heating properties in fever
cane, by restoring strength, purity and tone to
this vital element of.human life, that health an
be restored and 'preserved. Mishler'e Herb Bit
ten possesses all the required virtues to effect
this. .w Bold by all druggists and dealers. Dr. B.
B. Thit•tnatt & 00., Proprieties, Lancaster, 14.
A,WOID TO valAn•uoizo.--.We &Mire to bring
to the notice of the afflicted as well as to all per
sons who an Imbue of preserving their health
• .ImWred, the merits of Hoonthn a Gmuue
Brims. the
medicine has been before the
public for many year'. It hat withstood all teem
to which patent medicines are exposed, and
stead of being drives mad the market sa most"
of them are, It has maimed to gain favor with
=a; until 11 has become toe most popular
in the country. obeerrathami ea to
the merits of this BI warrants us in mom
mending it to all. It will strengthen and b a
rate the whole pets= giving tone and
action to its parts. But more
los recommend it to all persons afrl i i= Dye.
pepaia most of the name of which we belimetferill
Speedily etre, if the directions aooompanying the
bottles be complied with. Try it Mona._ •
This Briers is refirelyfrerfrom ad Alcholii ad,
HOWLAND'S 0122WITairc.—Ii i anthinstkm
of all the ingredients of the Bitten, with pare
panto Bum, orange, anise, It
on of 'rue medical ulna. It be used for
the samediseases as the Bittervin mew
some Alcoholic admen is netlaisary.
Principal 0fi1de,.631 Arch St, Plulaffa,
Bohruggists and others evarywhwal
duty bit) binala Thee are so:
eidenta which; no forestall asit avoid. Every
one's amigo.% remembers some but', mach.
endurfns man 'Waken dossmi though by s
tilenee.l Moose dim in tam sir. rya= memo
from Ma savor. Pa:sow Az os Ina swept
from the foost ee ems WOW ofiltoroPs by the
=wan, of • dna: dame% art, atoll
oins,.ars every wrested by the odd and bitter
hand of &ea. wbo. wanes lds Ws, or
mom those to whom ids HI to to should
itesitas to provide spinet ase-greomit Ammer
by taildg a podoEfroot some •good Layslascz..
anaa Omtounr. Ewe is one brosald to
JAT 000/0, UM great dasnoist% ' the =liwt,
winged by loss a ..basali p on fOr boner
m is tilr% wilb an ermosoms capital; and ao•
oo most liberal sod tbosetWOl bssis. •
Ir isjosatiowol company. , Tim tads of grassiss
are Win All ponds, an oce-forfaiting, and all
=ars zettosed at dostb. Wa aossamod
My topeolally our meAlars, a Lim
air tints left ilia with to
sick sa cgrotway
gramoted to s ht*sr of a family, Rose le •so
looses fora& • a dayla orridaildellte
. wm
!RR R WW I
Benny) Ca 14041
L Val /I B. 43.03 6
LOW* Oa . 11161.4
Lanni! '
Saint Bth.
"
Ht.
Penn 0 0.
By R. B. .
- By Cana l..Dra -Hu
yne Nth
leS Feb
rng
astookin.
Princeton.
Newt Mt..
L. V. cg...
'W.tortan.:
Brd Top..
vn- 4 1
IB
c. 990: 11
; • . - I , ,, 41 .
9k107,14 j 6 1.94 t0195,139;dei .
9 1 %6671 19'U1 5e5.64341CP1024
1,1114,10 45,70 L 497,11. 2, 161.776
_ , A3/1,06 33,8711 477.3794 68,255 - ' • • 11,0 9 ii ;
,W43,319[ 4!:8,3' 9 833.532 . 441 , 691L6 11- 441111,224
on 13, 1
,269, 1138,6421 69,10
- • -
613 M i. t
20 . • .671 o'6 l
'67,309
MAIM 110
it 6 S B j 1 , Itsul . ( 4 373
,6 .snr,sall 191,0%
1e3.101 18, , 157,3814 26,9.92,
f - ,146161 12,114:09
8,44, ' 999.9 ad 4,440
1,4.11 "13.6164 MSS
. :3,4•V • 66,01 r 19,498
1
1.161 i '. 54.3351 10,616
$ . 2461 - 98.riar'
31,157
6,21.1, 155,91 S ;640
804,461
.19,6631
46,116
41,1191
06.036
151,439
IMMO 1,827,911,
*Coal
Coo:patty%
,1 7,965. 161'
O. 7,9 /7,917
•
'931,! 43,4111
110 1 and Nal
t.enteff, the Canal.
The'shipreenta are betiy
the oupply from acboylkill
282,011 Ulm by it tilroal,
by Card&Tin the aggregate
hind last year, - baenot be •
balance bf the yeltr.
The monthly Scranton A
place at lie*'York on W
silted as followis . ' • .
' Anz. 40.
0,000 tons Inimp. • 11C - 45 ',tit ST
10.000 tons &sinner, 4 SO t 44
10,000 Was Gage, , 5 02)045 35
3,000 tots Ea, 5 s2,y,(tac 40 1
ILOOO tons Stove, 141 3.1,51,01
5,000 tons Chestnnt,,Ai 5436 44 54 1
.
Thlt ahowi an average
ior the 'week, but
~ p uuty, 'which ia
nd 102,22 C tone'
tops
up.aor -the
S.pe took
inelday,, and re
i
I
V, - Jn l y2ll. •
Vs 4 . 113-i (AA 22%
V , 423, 40.
4.65 @490
460, Oat 96
l'O
4 05 341 IV
Lance of about,
Iv/
47 i mists a toe. . ; 1 •
. TOE Nils York JOEitnet. (i! lUD:VW Cir-Sat::-•
urday.last, was riot oniY,unfetir in itaremarks,
bat thg are k libel npon., re mats of the
coal orators, when It states that they orig. •
inated the strike purposely 'ifby encouraging
and paying We men. ' It.debarred it this
'i' .
wise: As the eight-hour I was .to take
effect on the let of July, litotes/I. contracts
were made to the contrary Nth day:laborers,
the carrying comrSles ? ai 1 ell as the coal
operators, notified the mcnlthat in the pre
ient situation 'of the trade, klieg would' ex
- • 1
pect the men to work as us ;
ual for 'lO hotirs,
at t he wages they were receiv ng. t They did
-
..
not expect that the men svpulti strike, but
-' i • ,
would continue on SS GlUsii.l They did work
the first week in JuiY, 11b4.11t least three=
fourths of this mett'were In fait - Ur..of contititi
, -...
lag to work but • the committees decided
otherwise, Ind the men were !forced to at
,qulesce in a general strike.l ' These ' are' the '
was' i
facts. That the trade rit such a condi
. , .€
tfon that therewere many yratois in favor
.
of a general suspension' for short tim e,,we.
•..
do not deny; but at ttie semi ' ime there were
a number whci had' contracts to fill at low
rates, and others 'were ea l pis yirig furnaces,
itc:',. who were opposed. t.o , the.atoppaite, is
also true.m The strikers w_told of the utter
e g
folly of their demanding el ht hours work,
here, while.theyeentlnneil tfi !work ten hours
,
l in the.tither regions, 4 ncellhe eilorts
made on their part . indece the men to
'strike there also: Th . is a ( ride statement of
1
'tie cause of the strike ,,(( and t3ctinifitill Coun
ty has suffered trafticiratly Ifi conseqUence of
it, and therefore alit sire ' about being
. .
libeled also. The'lxitherl - regions. have
benefitted by ' our mbufbrunt, I:meanie
; ,_.
af ik i
almost . immediately the strike
. ,_ r
ci'xurred,. they r eceived •It'vanceti prices
3 .far,i ' ill the coal they CoUld I produce; -ands
,theriibre their trade hastr benefited at
our expense., The tam d wages of the.
men for the titmice Ofiel nd- as season - .will not.
make up for their losses; e the carry-'
1 .
ing companies propose idvilneinetheic, rates
also, the operators and d , betwiten. the -
--„. I ,
two; are
. not likely to recti el any-nsmunerlo,
t. up 1 .
tion to make their I , unless the price*
of c o st adtances at least a 401 ar a ton in the
market. . 1
Cilitt , t3 . LABOR Olt THE 7fLial* I :F °
DISTRICTS OF WADISs. N
- one of the. Welsh school humecionkki. Stem, in his
last m
report. wheels to the em went of boys in the
oolllerise a great hindrance trq the spread of ethics,
Mon. The canditiceof children id the Iron worts
and coal Moat of G th , be observes. bui
iiimmic im
lb toMentsdate. kid me that cal aloud toe sympathy ,
and redress. Titer are brought I dirt and equalor.
in the dwellings for the most ' crowded and tin.
4
healthy, and without any bettin lac e for recreation
them the adloinlint roadway , or -heap. They are
tartlet' doomed from too an early to dengerons and
protested toil in the mines. The lines. ftegalation
act; which prohibits boys under ten Yean of age under
any circumstances froinbteg etorp!eyed ander ground
Is. he fears, sometimes evaded. nos avarice end eel-
Saltness of parents will not mif ec t ia rdly tempt them
to make false statements of their ages In order to
secure their admission to the I plt; even for ,sogie .
'mug bother they are physically able to endure the long
benn and laborious work which ere required of them;
and hence accidents. many of w'are fatal; noavold
ably result. In the a nal mines 1 tiouth.Walee these
seddents are mare frequent and laltiltone than else
!
where. In 1866 one 'person Was killed for every fill 3 •
who were employed, and one was 'lost for every
Tussr senior coal raised._
e l i 4 ai l, '
The reports of Yeses. BM!ad d Wiles,. In.
IWO= Of ,1111111 M in this net ghborbdod for the last two
years, give the details of no &ewer than Irk, five fatal
accidents, which hammed to ;whose egos In no
cue -exceeded thirteen ymrs. . e former Of Ogle
iteettenset *atm: "In my tlbers af too tender
an age we sometimes appointed battier% when "ally
Uwe poems neither the sum Cot body sor 'Mod
d i t
inillloient for such resp o nsible and dangerous employ
ment. • • • Moreover, *I% bays are too young
t' ere Pard4l4ll netigt to. .1 bans usually
aMgned to ka4 gentlemen also cm - ,
care In them t =a, and whit S mixaling the lose of
twenty-dee lives by alma, be Mates that of these no
less than sixteen NMI boys, emir adds: "The
practice thug:stunt alma the r e of the co ll ieries
In tbe Aberdare Valley is ex the boys. generally
trona ten to fifteen "OM Or age. travel in front of me,
bulks, handos the fall and enusbr uia thains to and from
the Malt. tasted of each remelt. ststicemy at Ms,
door. Boys amt. tender Pars are utterly tamable
of ocrf Meng such lam, lods eprk Ike twelve bouts;
and this. I have no hesitation in err; is. in myopia
•icei the chief muse of the g . f alit,' under thid
heed. Mould It be neeemery 'the banters to have
bars to travel with them. sus leatlbt I#bs' ol6 ef
and saner than thous now at
Oa this soblect Br. Blew qnl a letter from the
Rev. GI, Haulm mew of ' .and bacwat7 sera
weary of the Under Mous= Bollard cif Zdamtion.
In which that gentleman sus : I have known a pu
tt:4lu instance In which aII bpy ender ergs was
very newly besot to death hi tic se It is
..terntir fril kit to ercjin7 the
pa
rsuts-ou
eat& c wheal Il boys ' th e art pa to
, mak; am in aces lama= I succeeded In Pet
tis. theta am back to school ,a gale ker Sim
ant tbey are some mats tskeet a ingt and gratt work.
lam factual* Inei with the I. '''Tba___lttlA,lo l at fail
age, o ma era compelled to be est, OrWOOfra .at the,
um. I led am sat* k- Mine tbstimpt"
CHARLES_.
REAL ESTAT
(HILL,I
~.EigN.at.,
Tahezioperpukis • ti nf ile ei m ia d,
"WI " 44 . ; .•
Pl( ll ldirtli
bradmats • •
to potion at 4061600'5L • • °onto' oallitt-,
les zed topidlly ottookohootd • ono thomode
WWI 17 twine Ur banal of •
_ticloittoopla POW
to mmilW autlthise Ida • mows 4,
at .t/lAn IldAtti tk
lie i l l jcsi
° A g ar
PA. " AtipttA la-ss ala
0
ITT 'MINE RS ,
At, the w in Ram -1 ..v • : " &C r TAY'
ei ren
gad be lid WI " • : ' 1
lit Inseasq=
%Mks, bet demd=iits
Mtge= Ist!
ri r r iP TEIII,,IN -1
Ihadrftra our
M a
ididindll , B
?aided id - de ,
usu= sl
dl
Nweisame• Inuit leltswieet.bitecrikit Peet
, .
Beet= ;.89.001 New Poit .-,
.. 411 45
Lyo2," . ,1' 00 New London - '1,25
%slew- ' 300 Norwich .. 1 - .40
New,barypoet .ll 101 New Ewen 1 C 9
Puitmouch2.-.:4....i2 20 'Nadeau ' . 1.00
. .. :1 - 50 No ..... •. t . —. 1,00
Paittleket% .'
65 Rertinret ..... 1 00
TaCunow . .1. 75 i 160
New.Bedfolyl 112) ' _
Albany_
Fall Weer ' I'so (New Tort , 6?
Freight oi f'rosi Gawp!lowa Alexuardris
To' lititadelpida. '
_ . 41 NO
ESi!
J
1it1.1181111.1600.--danworth's, Priced
a , Catal of rare and carioca Boob in all depart,
'rands of lingltee and Foreign literature:. Nailed in
receipt of atamP. , ,Bigheet price given for old-Books
on any *abject or brant Isogon% t'M 80fitki - Nin th
street. below Walnat,"Midelphia. , 1T Dt .
April 96, Ise. - 7 •
. 8.0011 -014114/ERli. --.
hinds of Scit . AW, Magaalnie, Newspiperii,io.
gather with Nude aral Boolwirehoood, at shoat.
indite at out Itteflerf.- • I • .
All Mode of Blank .Boolor faled mitt hooo,d to 1117
pattern at the bade* of the ettbecribere. _ -
Seed hi poet order& , WOMAN RAIIHEY. j .
HE MINERS' hQ , I3BN - A.ta, Atro-Lusw 29,11868.
TIJE COAL
I I k
'We wt — t — Je7l
4:1/ tans; for
76,589' tons
is 4
yew .
the OOP/lee
iwei„ where
imottnt of the
eseal*P of
Irefir, ran'
u slratir
were low#
ta ora -
I - -
...wee are : . %..
iced throulateurtiqt RegloV.,l I
4
The trade is now in faliciiii .n sgiin'in
all the ink= where the: strike . , ailed.
OttrfMtsdeliblds okrespoldeat to is
follows r. "Butiorile has Wei nsi tal . , : e a.
tat Pot Minnow% and 'I encktee quota ~ . e.
Ilse Goal 'ahipphlg le *stagy on con _ to
'made prior to the strilw which eras sold
low rateksztt‘iogit 10 any iidrene a itt. tone.
The prices hare advanced froim 50 to 75 cents
a ton, and it the . Wiliness ccintinues regular
g gi dip f3ebuilkill region kettle; balance .of
F ite
the seauls , , and parties air lesn depend
on livtting I supply, &hay') 11l - county am
depend upon getting a larg : share of trade
for•the lest of the shipping ' .
"It is reported that the FA wing advan ce s
in to ll s, &a., will take place' n the Reading
Railroad on the; lit of Sep ember, .ori coal
destined for tbeEast : ' r
. Pet TRa.
Lamp v 3 61 Ete.•
I,:i
Steamboat ' ORO Stove
B,A uti ~ o'6o Chen t 1 4 035
. " 'These advances of tolls, .th.'i, are shoat
equal to the advanbe obtain oz coal at the
late Auction Sale of Scratito Cosi."
1 , •We tans th at between 2 eini 31X1,(100
Wee of coal said on /ow . eonMicts rennun'to
ink tepPlled by the ixol dealers below, they
liot slitkiltontsg any leterru4be to the trade
sr any advance Feely
,Io t*e place.. - This
Win teed to keep pri e d .ticiwn !unlit - these
•contracti.are filled. Should the tramporting
companies advance to the figures, above nem.
ed, which, together with , the ',advance' of
wages in the coal region, will•letve but little
margin for, mins to, the operntors, unless
coal advances to a higher azure then. Is now
The trade mums up. this Feet as follows,.
Umpired with last Year : if; ~
Per Too.
.... 0 26
RADE.
ts±7l9ros, SAILWAITY lA*Pg.,:
A' ddablar , thek an,. daipi.a. tim
aid 0.0... d. 4 0 ii. mot,
old 0111. me byre promo! 'a of the
Batty Laps, *do'oat bdit a clubby globl e ltrbis
iddearlbe wire how :Tali Lamm boweeeeid. cr,
•=7l2gads Is•-ilieitadAb cbakdariti ibbeibby,
2 rise.l94ls, webbed oidenelSl7 •Lb all the
am= comma. td Tiodiabol. 14 ale litaimals
'and libbthe Day intidag Limps. Omni
nods made. alma Quin by the ma or yard st, ...
, , ,! : ; I. , -BaiilidirilLUOSlVlL •
•.17111AIIKLIN" COAL
L KENS'i. •V A L I L E
TttIIS Stu& ittencli sgitaad•Clantseised the
Short YeestalstaoatCauguel • aisar wpm allot UM
Coal that lade a teathak • Wow Tort • and the New
laglaad Meas. ;[. The Oa a gee te_ the the la* et thta
Oval_ I:l7ltat caw t are •. 1 eLMIt Mk. aad
110w.L., Je.. t ot • • • - . Thar , New York
edam te• In Z•ty .1';‘• . 1 1100DT.
ettent.; thiU VW= ?Mae at 12 Dow 131‘..8.'
suee.wrialt.. ' • •
Puttee mom the poi actleteitiiit
=Tthe tam Mia web. rtztbee
othed. eta be ceptateed trate _
i • •
. mums B. sowis. Traiagr. , •
- . Citr liehasps, ikatcat.
• *MOW= 00A1:1140,.,
. ,
6011 Tirade ;lir itailesed. is VISO
The qsamittioni , kr Raitmed. tar as 10011 011d/kr
Theuslay • last: I: ,
:ID
• 3051 00
, 41 / 6 //
1,451 00
, . .
Bt. Cdr. . •
Port,Pait iOnr.i otslntllt iJ:
Birreo.., •
......
vc . ialforn• \ , ,t
fiAlt r eek:
Pr r ic,47 ••
' •
To saps Um
1 •0.
Demme
5.5.419 41
• e.issis
%198 19
27,1011 04
• 4,144 07
, 49311 19
292,011 09
102,094 la
1.411116 111.11,1411111PALDS—Patir
The folkertnerie thuNuantlty Be at tru• kik
wvioc„ . • sour e :
Wiwi HSI aa a. 8...\ 411,11 l it atria or.
Schuylkill Valley: • ' 4.907-04 101,10.14
, ... : . 0 ,07 0 00 UAW 08
Yili creek . ... . , , 425 09 242,5 rt 15
• nutet BbRIY nukx oat
Bent coyer_ the MU Creek Rail Road Bar the week
icuitug
WOek • - •
P,(1447 , .. .. ............
; 'Motel .1'
EZE
COAL TRADE- 1 6EL
77 ,7, dining the hot month
• 111101TTIL TOTAL.
I ... 4 r• .
4.. 6.760 03 61 1 ,143: 16
4••••1 9,601 16 3 2S" OS
6,851 19 , 1 • 00
icebeny curet.' .
Goat ,
_.Spiing.
Tinkle ,Eallmad
121:0323
041. t. 11/I.AI - Olt
*Aunt mmut9
I taleitgh Vall
tor : Y . las and
410011 1809 L.
• •
iroad for the
the you: •
zweoao.:
LEM
gasntity len
ifrcan X4baztor
• 4 irailetne
11. Lehlg •
ileavanif
Wyomi
Grand, Total.:
Same time last
TJecreise
IN=EIil
1.1111161111 04.1.1-olk NAVIG
Quntity 'en over the Leb4e and e
R. and tokigh Navigation Ompants
week endingSatoeday leat:
Ransom
Delivered itm iihe above l ch et tmk
.• to Quill at
Week
Previously
Total to date.
Increase,
Prop Comp=
Woe
Previously
Tota, to.date . .
Decnsie OQ 11.
1868' 1917.'
17,812
.9tBll
11,476 10,1106
'O4Ol 111,788
411,677
68,51,3/1-•
THE COAL MARKETS.
PRIOEB OP ; GOAL BY THEOiakkO.
100141reiD insixtr roe rum r ug. ionitau.l
- PHILADELPHIA. r '
klulonms • nil' of Icivr swornntrca,•Ann
. • soma br cart Emu. • s,
Aug. 27, 1868.
dc •
hn • • • .
zlkill tied Ash Pr!sred, $.1.994,
, " White Lt. ***
" 013
" ' Bt., Boat and Broken 4 25ra
Egg:: ' • 4 250
" 1 - • 425®
' • "Chestnut, .... ...... 37F 6 •
lomat Lem_p, • 4.00 e
" Bt. Boat end Broken.... "4 234 a.!
, ve• • 4 11
." " Ohestrant,'.. _ -3 7 75. a • .
• 1 .
- ALT NEW WORK.
_ I ! . -hog rt. 1868.
Our - New Twit Corrwpaadent great as no quotaitora
of &Mundt' or Ightgli Coal at . New York as there
were, none for tile-whet he despatclied his letter. ..
Price of Sei1116•14( COSI at glizabetipm.
Lanan,.:..l . 5 215 ' . Egg - & 750 '-:
Steamer... 5 150 ; .-. , Stara"... 5 750 •
Broken:. : . 555 .•", • Oheatnut,...4 7541
Freights froM Ltatettrport to 'New-Tiwit 60 tents. •
Price of Lahti* .owaleas Pars Johanson
No slime for aSe except ?Zest ut, which le quoted at
$4 76. , 11 1 ;•• , •
..
;Delaware or Ilealses Ca.'s Coal. .
NO pikes—tiling on orders. . . .
. 1 Peataa4Cekoa Coal at Part Ewea.. ' -'--
.. NO Prices—WlGS " 0 or • ' '
; pricee 44 Gas Coals. - ' . -
m
.
Paorosat.. DOI, $1 25. . Assaoas.
At Shipping pants.- Gold.' Delivered at N Y Currency
Block House... 4...51 'mt.!. Westmoreland. $6 50
Galeria - 4..1 - 761'. Canard • .. .8 26
Unger/ li 1751 ,
Sydney • L.. 2'l3X Peen • 860
Pictoa 1... 2 131‘" Newburg Orrel 8 60
Little Clue 8ax.... 1 76; : • For Slack from 26 to 60
International, Ws. 1 75' : teats kis. . . •
- Slack 75 cents to -ll 18 -f -
- -
per too. ' '• ;
Freights to Boafon 82 tr'
—American Journal of
Ss Ta, to Nei► Toik is.oo
• A BALT11110BE.• I
, - • Aug. 27, 1668 •
,To trade b cargo Or car load.
1 Wi1tee'reW.4411.........55 45C6 6-65
kenti Val;.
. .. s!o®.
white or It. Ash • • 5 15Qi 525
-•
From yard or wharf', 50 or. 75 cents additional.
Delivered to coromment . '754)* 7
_2l
Eierageeo*ek srad Crimean and Qua ... • •
E 0. b. A Lonult.' Polak tar At 4 75.•
AT - RAY r E ,DE 011,4CE.)1D.
wtibk3ana a Piebtoa Oa board ' 551504
Sunbury & Sbaracidu " " 5_ tip
&ykeur alley • ' ,5 5
00 500
Trevorto V n • 4 5
GEORIET2 R WZII 4; VAC:, and 4LEAN _
eerirkee' creek & tamber, Wu% •c. , • • •
for $4
,COAL , FREIGHTS, :
..
1, ,L. •
• iteibijk99 iessoi 4 Ps. lilielmoull rekilicata.,
pyyttiand..o 2 1t432. 26 Amesbury 20.
~ - B rain u •e it; . , = , ' - 2 so* Oinibridge 9'60
jj a p tot i • s 2838 56- ,CaintWidgeport 250
'cluutettown. ~.. 44 1 16 Reed Cambridge' .... s 60 ,
1
Chelsea „....1 2 50 Chatham 8 60
.fail River 4 9 00 i Gloucester 2 50
I,yrul 9 SO
.''
; Ili 011.1= - . .
E d w_Bedfacd ' • 800
; ncyPoun ' '9 50 Milton ' 950
mbar,: •-4' 2 501 New Bedford . .2 op
Silera',.... ...'. 2 28012 80 Newport • 9.00
Werymo title 9'50 Pawtucket . ~.... 900
Mrim0i.............,.... 2 001 Fair Haven • 900
Providence.:.....;(49 SO 'New L09d012 9 00
Norwich '4,..*. 900 New Haven ~ 900
New 9
T0rt.......:...., 9 . 180 New eaffolle •9 00
- Rockla
Wilmington; De1....,,16ii0 Brook ll.senpoynrt, l %... 1
i r
nd • . • , .- 'ori
Pornmemtb....9 e 512116 -...., . •
. 133 imseleand 24 boats wsek. ''.. - ,
- Fetish:in &wee Dalliiiiewe.
„ 11 9 1N1
'roPhiladelppa
New Turk.. " • ,
1
,_
Bate..[ Traisporittioa fo Tido - • asoir
• . : L I BT - RA4 20 4 11 .1
, • N •
. Beading Illillooo. Coompaoy.
(Pricer,qr, Toilo k oa,for thoprtru.) • 1_ .
• 4 ! G. Bt.B. B.: ligt. 'S. C. '
• ao oo ss co im oo'ss oo
Drawbacks.' • OS ILi '1 00;SS 50 75
,Bathfrom N. Y. and-'
Stiewiod 15' , 86 '1 00 115 .150 146
Tot* VtaPtiTta.,'
Henad Street. 119 119 fl 9 413 119 919
Cabinebilla! be *WI* 2 0110 4 10097109 on a sli•
• To
L Nattnart frOtollsoeb Chunk to Esiton....
C. It. E., Noomt to /121sabettpott... - ..... - 1. 01
8b 1 00071UP913090 Ilizabothpat •
Total.
=EZS=2I
L. V.-St R. .
aa. st if.
waft miaow& -
- Total'r. sos
• Ti lloboioto.-,
... ... =
l .a
It'
LNr. R. It ~
Norris & lam kg. ''
•
ItkPageng ' • • t ,
1 ' 'A
......'
' ;•-••••
Eir catex.t ,
Talks sad' Pretense by einseeti
Tons Soli vPt Ca . rimPeetivele 8 Raven Pt Motes
TO Medi: • $O 83 0088 _ 00'80 80
Pitiable .
Park 110 1 z 1 90,
•
; sit 08 . 12 Of $ll 161 416
tcppi 1* 186 - 1 al) 1-116
ozwback 18 tenb hie as COSI kalkidsot
Brosonds
- saw !irk.
Ptolll Dia& Ciremk fo tfew ifeeness*. ie.
DeL RT. sa6 Del. *Rata —. Qua
'Won 116
Tso/1111 .... 110
1 - • '
el II
1881 r1r 0 03111 $llll6 Vailmsf.
M 1 1, 91 1 1 111:
M ite .......... .. . ....
to
10
, .
_ Total airs
• - Irk it
A Oillitotek et 54 mils a los Jo allowed oo all tool
re44l.sppti tosoJersto,City. Moth 414 to* am
(1.121 t anal!. so Jury'
'Amerika. plea - - '
Morns " * • Si
, NEW
•
owit-os IL:9lay tut on Centre street.* plant
Ldlmanta Breistpuu h rein" di ll " 143/
a•
*Van Paid
Ettreet..toe to rot= to 7. Sirdth. No. 1 % feet Nor=
•
MU' .
Mini it M: ALLER
wut twee inn , &hood an MONDAY, sarf/FR
'Ma MI: corner of Second and Motet Street%
• 3541.
• miss
save' will begto POND AY . SEPTENSIIIt 7th. th at
tousszimt of me Baptist Ctitutb. Itabsatmato Si.
Aug-. ,9111. 4` urn.-
M esa 7oor oars - . Tame.—pitutsrs PATIO+
RE hDY **MR.—With this sklerand a made
,yog eon do • rim own • mulding. Call and ilia - feat
7MCP-.OHN 0. BECK 8. Maktaallodra fit., opposite .the Paid
Allllllllllllaltrileatjit, -
J. ' IMPORTER 4I.ND D4I,ER IN •
ED x , 7
lapCommente
Bela" Ma. and Slope ettala of all sham la stadc.,
wareboum Mr-My:Door Calla 'Narks. Dad3ey. land 4.
• Aug.- 29. .63
nUEEN OF ENGLAND SOAID
t. 'EE'` 0' ENGLAND SOAF
LEN CF ENGLAND SOAP
lot Wag a family washing itr the best and olanapesi
maltase. Glaarinteed eqnsl to any ht the'wortd!..:.
Has all the strength of 010 rosin soap with the mild
aIXI lathering qamltles of genntne esstile. this
soleadld Soap. •
84 2 11 4 1 4 0 ALDEN. CHNIIIIVAL
WOHEfI. e North
Anglia 29. 't9 Sdlly .
SA114:•W71,111111010S, • • •
Joes,Trisra, 7.. doomed INII3/LAX.
Continental Steel Pen Works.
' WASHINGTON CO., . •
IttstnWrt ell S* 4 1 ,,, t radurer. eJiA4, cezebreels
Patent Trearfaud - PIASAII Pea.,
• . - Xantrjaeturtiv!ti every sarietligt • ; •
Steel It Indestructible Pens, Penholders &c.„
N. W. Cot. 14 , nt & BirropiwooD STs., ruiL,
;Aug..25. '5B I , 45-2 m.
: - SOMETHING '_NEW.. . ,
' IN REGATID TO
PENSIONS&BOUNI - lES
• The Congress Jost adjourned_ has passed a • number
Of Acts troportait to Pensioners and Honorably I:iii.
charged Soldiers.. i i ' ; •
• nrideasticid'ildiat tisese are, parties should Inquire
for t
g / te
nforta"a 40u.; personally or Sy latter, to the Pedee
' Senti-Anneal Pensions, die SIiPTEMSIIII, 4th,
E•ilf‘,.srill be collected prouipSy by
:4I.E.ICANDEII, S."SILLIBIAL
, .
... War Clllll/11:amil Peados - Agria4 .
.11AHAITIVNGO ST., ORO'S° tie POST OPFIcE,
.\ ,' .'. POTTEIiULE YENNtL. •.. :.
\Await 29, 438 '.. 1 . •". .35-tt
-1 - WANT SUPPLED,
A Plic,,e to get a Good Fitting Shirt
- • - . . -L. McD.O.NALD'
Avunincestpt\ ka sp3tiiki of PottevilleanATlOAT, th at.
- •' . • ' - has taken rooms at
No. 410. elitre Sty Pottsvill 11
,
, ~.„
Where ehe'is pre fo do all kinds of Plain Sewiike ,
vi g o ....h
Mitcham*. 'racking. it4,' t e lowest term. Work':
done, on sang class ' 'di Wilson'. Sewing lita
etane.
Special attention ve \to the making of Shirta.
Gentlemen in want of thosegarments, ehould give her"
I. trtel.• .Prdatisfactlonguaranteed. '
.Ang 29.•68 • - • . ~, I :
.- - SsAm ' 1
• li\MS
. . )3AliliAlf (iv 1 EY, - •
168Centre St . ., ' Pett lle, - Pa.;
• spot BOOK Will'Adlr4tßB, ,-
P1Fill:71C11:11, BIND ERA, IlifirG.Vl6llol
. - BOOKSELLERS AND 5T..4170NER.4.\ \..
. . . ...- -
\
. , •
or Sale r ,
fOlf - f•o at Loxf Pricos,
Ledgers for Banks. Bantam , and Merchants' Journal;,
Cash and Day Books, Receipt Books, 4c., on hand or
made to order, ruled and printed Many pattern. " •
Writing'Paper. ruled Ind plain, Letter, Cap,. Notei
Ledger. and Journal Paper.
Envelopes of every color, size-and quality. • ,
Copying Books and Presses..
Fancy and Staple Stationery, for pnblic.'ne
private alines.
' Also, Rtigrave`or to order Litter and Note
Readings, Bill Heads, Bills 7 SlLading;. - Stripplne_and.
Ticket Books, Pay Rolls, Time_flookir Legal Bkok•
Deeds, Mortgages. An., dtc,
'Also, Bind liagazioes, Pamphlets and NeWsplPOrs, •
In any style, at prices to milt mei times. . ,
dinners aad llousekee pe •
MAKE.NOTICE
BREAD Is the staff at Itte--your m-et important
article M. diet. The health of your,farnilv
pends Timm Ita being LIGHT st.I.ID WHOLiaOltE.—
Would yon have It so' Then tu.e only
'I4ATOOIII A i3ACERATIIII.. •
It to absolufily 'pure; whiter dims mow; mekor
Wes& alWays litht. white mid beautiful. • Take 's '
pound home to your wife t o-night. She. will be Ale
lighted with
- Buyers:of Soda 'build trt
Natrona Bi-Oarbonate„ of Soli.
We guarantee it not only far'
,superior' to any other
American make. but even 'purer than the beet New
Castle or'lbiglirtt Bada a itanutactored.by the
SO BMW CO . ,
PITTNINICLUGH,
Impartas of CR 1` OLTTE. wig i Manuicktiiii;e' of the
fopouting Standard Chemicas :
NAPozninsa; the original-and only. genuine 'EON
CENT_ RATED LYE.
Natrona Bt-Curti So da, Natrona Salerstas, . •
y. Sal Ko ch . " . Caustic Soda,
Porous- .
1 / 441466..
• .. Alum " • Sulphuric Ackt, ---
.., MariALIC Acid," Thuic Acid,' , x •-•.
. .. Copperas, ' •" . Refd Ba: , ontder,.- -
... Crtilor. Calelum " •• ' Fluor Calcium.
.. \ Silt, "'- - 1 Reid. Petro edm..
• 1 . etc. etc. • . - •
Aug. 251, MS 35-3m • I
• .
• PENNSYLVANIA WORIES.
AtALFMAIU. &
.Co.,{
• MANUFACTUTIRS OF
OAST STEEL, - .• • •
COAL SCOOPS, -
AND SHOVELS,`
Quarry. Stree t below Thir d,
PAILV:VE * LH ' PHIA. •
Angint 22. '6B .11 • 1144 m
FINE CUSTOM MADE
BOOTS AND. SHOES
FOR GENTLE,MT.
All LEADING lITYLILS on hind or made to
mann.' }idealized at LOW FIGURES. - An Dine
traced IPrlee List wftn Inatacunno for sell mmumme•
=at sent on receipt of Pant Mee oddment.
WIL.LIAMFABARTLETT,..
.I.ll4orthi .street Vinoviii Choi'mitt,
• .' , ::PMMLADiLATIAJL. •
A14.2'4.68' . • 34 . 1 7 c A
WiderLeita Hof ottrlcel ebratect Eagle tinien ar,d
, 'V -Galena Brands, guatantied.t;•• he good ' as NV
-11114, in tee market. Lie/teed Oil Di, brattier iral
lon ;.,Turpentree, Japan. Lithantge„ eventbing in
1 1
the pleating Ike 'of the very beat 4 ty no* the
very lowest market Mimi by • • ' •
- - • - L. Ci., i nwiespx di cci.
.
Cublnert Mailers Sid-with ea a large and
tali Roca of everything in, their line, including .
etipbcidird. drawer and box locks, red cantors with hut,
poreelstil and .bnuOirbeele, ante and table cantors of
all kluda; bras anion hinges table hinges and beck
Sap sand paper of all nuotheen : gold leaf 'and
'taunter; glue of a ieryexeelient quality , and all at the
vityloweet pricer by ", L.O. I . IIOhIPSON Al CO.;
614.'. ART GALLERY. 614.
_owEN,& STIER] DAN,
'6l* . Arch• Street, Philadelphia,
- musuraerriams or
Loo ' k i ng Glasses and Picture Frames.
. .
iffrogrzas oft ,
OIL PAINTINGS; . , • ,
; COROJOOS; . -
AND ENGILIViriGL
-
N.8.-42mb shipped to rig Pert 'of the axot7,
I"
Vi t al; the moat skumii wlt
.wo p wi d tbVinest
of otatertele and moderate picas, thereby dime git•
tag witilrai t Bead fbr • Price List. '
- - hrig I 83-6 m
JOHN CANIX" 13E114,:'
. • I asoonsatorats,
71114 wing anuter, WuLADELPH/4
bao Ibt Wes copy ot
ROGER'S GEOLOGY.
Lnt:ls. 4 8 • = ' • • 113-Ar,
NEW CIGAR STORE.
.
kM F. •sisossArra
Rae vend anew • aim and Toth= • Storj. at NO.
t* Wan amt. Pattheille, aed ban on baba a lathe
thalad theft et wealth Cigars. Foreign and De
lgada.; choke bends ot thocidno sad thewbet.
* Taber.
co. I tat iimadoced PIP% kr-*
!snide the &Mathew el the pci
MVPs, atm a eel!. Myth 14 . W-41•4Ico
SHOW MERCY i , .THE•WTTLE ONES
141eN11111131d Nurses vbo hirre the W.ll4othig of their
I rams charges . si brut, *Mel proem
11111. MIPS INPUT MUT,
Teilatit alb sod =Ws =nett° t
TH.,ETHING cirri 4 DEEN.,
(an e wea bmk. sad quickly auts
Afell" 18 .: ' • "
. Obrlrjr:Rxf TO LET S a
lbw swam cowry pew New Cut* newly
vartet by' 120 New CamoCcul C 0.," ibtaszli by W.
Uttbaalsi; int Meld lin .eltllidoold ofieltot
who Will meat as/opt on Use Jugular do ar extewt
viterievel small so the 'eta beck oft the Juiti**4
ell Mend unsii :For vutleilus to the col.
I Bay. iliac tar. N A t in iv in
• • . Oen sad le . alitiqiirmienV
, • - I
. sox6 is'
!,9{7
.16
19 4 . 0 ° 4 09
1,142,9'11 06
Lemma Is
2,10i,147 03
10,993 91
439,T49 09
503,64910
491A669 19
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/.;
FUR SA t...K-A.N.D.-16- LET.
A rood Dwight( Bonne , fifi c An Wadereille t
Alit new tho td,tidtait Orthe , ted Coal etim-
VonOlitti &mettle° acres of i - a Attached to
gtosnxt eent f At $4 per yeas. TV_ 4 hook hod Myr
good-name In Mena kitchen stpnotten Uhl!, and
It_elllV 4 0: . 0 . 00 hog,pen, chick 4 ; coop. coed abed;
and ' a
It ,OF$ll. all nlcel Arranged to the
hooPe • Moto. VFW po sol e.he.en. .
Aarctotbee nog, oh _ eforendmi to;
• , il : ; --11.., D. rLATT.
WhiPivithe. ii,itt 0. Ts .' ' 8.1-3tb
m Omar firit4atileerjr fee ata . 1 .: -The CO home.
). " 24 ° homerlibd la twine • e • - boiler' ? connec
tions," amens. 4 i P ie."; at the, Eamemotti Cope, .
,ft Ciair.. Alscii 6 14' inch Leomplete. 1104 .
about re lemte Icandll.ltfai . AigliZl
C.tpas4Altaii). tete& !-Ittt- 114
b" I2 EO HEN R Y pt. , :.i.! PI Angurt N. ve-33 tf•
IEO9 KALARIAIIr PRINATINtRAILE.—,The
WON and tat A i
grotuxt ettnatela the borough of
Mtnalmaonteffiee and, 81111tast ERenta The house
I,
three doefoolatetrand contains teat loom; _and" the
lot to 1611fecl bloo,lket; Rontlng ott three stmts. It
• to well filled 'wish dui* trait tteesottspee, he.,- It baa
on Rimer the beina4.lL IIIeTCZAISIAL of acteallent
water.,_• . .lraareant Of water rim b, and ptbre le
a stable for atx ItOhna on the . ~ -
. Punish° eekhkett,y
. ceeet o.f:Tti tralbeilland Id
4g-
Pinegrirea lbw**. ..,-.4 i , ~.... . ,
. rot. tan* . b , rmitioa aptily 03 tbe pte* tae sin
•Cheeeona, toi, i;t:ROBERTI:WIN. •
, Juth 4 s . 0 , i i i `.,. - 'l ' • 315-iie '
CWiller/ its 4/41,,-;-The Red :eV Oolbell an the
'by Creitnect, tear Mitzent;llle , tkrer worked
'DT WEL KW .ti sBl, will be lesercr - beitxt4 after Sep
umber tat - heit; du. ha experienced qprrator. who' wut
slakarkether:lll9in th# - Pritemee VtbeL., Far
a n s tFW HAIRY
• ete Arryld iunacrnO
tp ,
Foturlllete.Jn 19f
.
Vilik:Cilar. Thnip nigie off
#
tikikat ItaigirnAwo Traci'
radSCla, tbrecAnrees and bur 1
Pouftmlon chit. Any Clam 1,
--,--,- 17-._ _
re toe one
P (ma, oue , 81e,1ati
to otEarneal•-:
1,119 . 1.1M1 • • .
peat-ImA On'e 1 ttr.Ch - • Pump .."°4
(at ii 4 Elta-lsalilmis Pipes will be sold low.
Also ten toys Of T _HMI, ono Stea*ZiSaglllo. 30- hoi"
Power. Ind Pestles good pew: Meo two
of CleffiztrO loiOters. floe. 2 and 4,, , itt, the lisatipery
Depot ettatilittett; MOM SPARKS:
July 18,18 •,", • ;• ' • . • 116.'
VOlitSALl r 3l 31 ne w sod : i t Slive ;Kimono,
4 Dirt Duiii Sliew Weer aeon". all PesTll2
Ironed, to =WO Inch track . „, W. SNYDER ,
Jan 41EO. I PottaaJlle•
t itbit 04Au•St.;—A Fire Ton Lorktmodve. firqtable
a. for .toot ` ighage road Has beet* need foreonvoy
tog raid and OR din et. the adnapoljoad Is In good ord
er_ Applyitoi, - ..1 089.1 4 1. ON'Olllll, tttrvJje
'
100111. mac class pcopertykot 8:0'240 .
red, r 4 item Centre St. tro-&cOnn.t. L.
teld in the ee Spot of the - %Tab, between the
licortimei Hob attdiferthantar tr.), now °maple&
by Samuel MaThmet u s.Hat B ARTAY to
,Mar mean • P.e.TICHTER..
. •
Fou sBl4'l`.— A house ' and *boat 30 law land
on MlNinterratt above Mlddl6loll. -Terms ream=
allat i td7 akr- • F. BOLINNAN, Agt. .
10.413ne:i. NIS " 23;tf
• Sif.'achili r i Pet!.2l, -. f reetrotAbgel d h; B P
Boiler" 29 inede,ll,tilsmeber, -19 feeV,long with fronts
1 Flnalioller ihebea diameter. ICfbet long with two
10 loch thins ata cheek and wtfety valve& New Roil.
era shins Otaihand. at Dui. UnanSrs'DePot on Dord
Pamt. • ' .' - SPARES.
9k* , !. 1 • , 22-ts •
.0
_awn .111rieirterre for fiats.;. i ' .; t
ne of Ikhoted, pow er - good . • .
311 , — box bed ,t)lnte:•.
. , Several - engines from 4 to filotso power;
One Thets ti do 9 horse ppwer. - L 1
Ittiglitnezy Depot iniy -
May.3o. `0942211. •
al 13tret.
SPARES,
S TRA I I iir4; 6"t i ct
• Two St&t i reo. • • '.-
Oao 60-borot; • ft,
Y ilkeoN..fottaiitle inisi Works.
I
'AMETABILE PROPER - V ATPin-
VATS?. *AXLE. ..one-tweeffetlk inteireet in the
trastof coarlarekin New, Castle TOwnshin, Schuylkill
Countyhabout eh' nacniltthe Pet& a Banfkan tract) contain- .
s2' • _.- . . .
, .1, tract of *4W Of . C6AL aziOTOlni LAND
Riley Tonesialp, - .
I n
Valuable Wilding iota on tonuo - , atreet: A
splendid lot ins Schnilkill Ave nge; feet flout on the
Avenue and st. feet front oh. Ch ' Alley . • ~ • >
One-fourth tit'„
ha the ..0:61 1" Tract Wand,
In filebuyiklll_,,, Inudtip, to close ttaiatate of the late
Mrs.letrah Wart: , --, - - .:. -. 0 i • ' .
• Apply to 1 , .0,1 1 : - 1110fFtV,P. if USS.MII, - ,
Beat gstateload Usrpeeligent "53,10. IS, NlBllBl4ll . •
it° *.... PotteAlle. Pe.- . .' 41. .ss-41-ty,. '
....,---
FOR 11.8144111:- 6 valuable .trkt of tkral 1 Land.
lituata:4lo,the! Ethrunokiir. Briakon the northern
alopeof tbelionual . MOuntain neargoctust , t4ap; libr•
ihutubettarld.lmuu ty,' coutahaß 141 X 'urea-,
The Enternrifle Hermit; eanuecttng - with tintne
Ha Railroad!. per. through the tract: Apply - F.O h.
RASTWICKO4 Walnut :f a t, Philadelphia,
or to partgici- ; EAST WICK, Auk wbo will
ve.partlogaza etencerning the ity„ •
Decanikarr'.*lt. ' • ' ',504f
it WSI It G
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V 8 atcaferyti . ltatuaiddtigo , • • -
9)(ortor**. ••• , "
CL . RUSSEL, #cia &late Agt., lf•gabantongopt, ,
Jazlts:•lo3 • 4-ff ~
Fo"s : NT v =A Wee storArlek Litrelilnk.
Centre 8 -'
Apply to NO PA
IGRY.,
torn '4B-14:t1'. Cento,e-St. Pottsville.
SECOND4IAND MACHINERY
•••
: : .S AT:E . •
• ,--
One twenty. one rorefity.tive. cc '
'ten bors6 engine,
boilers, wrests bt aIG einis, drift dumping rats,.
.Water case, ender : bolters -and - s, fourteen Inch
pipes,. and tikiiindS of mach • belonging .to a
brester. • ;
PrEtiquiratiii , "OHALRLEI' , ELS.IIOIII3tOf3;
• Port Carbon.
• in to ithAriIiCHILLING. •
July 11 'ffii-11,13m'i Prat/wine,' Pt.
,
r• BRAD
I
'
P.r.Ar4
17 "
,Tbetie Pa*lr 1124ZUMetli rCeol3lllietldei
as ethbodylng th e eiipertoi qte6ileit'a
CLASS JANO,
Wpm most 'neat of onr lea aA.erU tS,
Bend few ClretAir contaltiltik.F.RdAi7aecienia and Prio
12k: berate parcsteing•~icr Orli/ A.l* ll Mt"
! I
EliS •;.
. • ,••• - •'7 ,
& • 144 MS EY
PdVirs.vitLii.s„
• . -
W. OLAR
• . I BIVKE
.S,
r.
No. 36 ti Third Street; 'hiJ delpfii>
GIE NifitAL 'AGVNT4 •
111101111. - 11111SHAICE COVAIY
want( STATES
•i r ° -
Matteis eirPenozat dA Sertsitrolt New jersey.
TheNATIONALIIFE INSURAIICE CeiMPANi
a corporation Chattered by SpecikAct of CongresS.
approyedJuly 45.1968, with a
Oath Oapital "brOne .
ti . now thoroughly- organizoi, air!! prepared busines: • . . •
Mberal terms offered a AgentiAld Solicitors, kyho
are !tithed to apply at our °Mee* •• • • .
Volt terticulars to be bad on licatlon' at onfot.
Ace, located in - the second story "o our Banking House,
, where Circulars and' Pamphlets,, describing the
• advantage offered by . the r...ommay be had. •
Applications Lbr Central and W Pextrayltarilate•
be made to R. S. RUSSELL, r, Totrands, PP,
W:, C.LATtIiZ •
.prt.AR. Third Stregl,looadelpida, Pa.
" • • - • */)411,
•
Tam Foiripseetp na.swarisis.:
rai 'aureartind piratareas, teroaaa r ceacreolbse. alma
,Zll AND DEBUG DirILLING! . 4VITH DAS r • .
omlgruvrEs (us WITHOUT:4IRO OR HE&TI
The eb4llciti mid • egie by witleh this miehlne Is
tesulted..also mom* juothoeat merit, reeciev
mead tt.to tokblle favor. Call . and see thb marlins
In operation at the iltoze, Xaaaratlauer said sole AgL..
DAVID JONES. 316 Furnishing Sib.:;s3 Green
St., Philadelphia.... ;iCtridetui tart illtuttetted elpaila.
ASIPt4 : I S: . 4 4: • [23-
1
``isle, "fit fire 11161es:id . l coet I/nisei bs
'''' i l Chesse read Otemietr. , ,iirtriete.-Pursu.•
int to WI proyucons:of certain reds , of trust from
the Nidk•thlan Coititfinlng Com ry, we will on the
234- day of Illellarrisker. 1 h , at the idldlottri:
an Wel ' mint* tra ebeatertleld Drury ,' Virginia, at"
12 ". 100 - 1 . Pen It tifllfilc . anal* the• very valuable
ingerty wn RC --,' ~ .,,, T • - L ..
TLW . 1f 1DA03111.415r CeML mr.vEs, ' - '
,With all the preparty;:real end personal. . of every kind
and dee:dm:km owned..,_l# the llidlothian Coal Mining
Company, deant•bed 55.3110we:.- . . , ' I '
Rut, Paortrri.-450a, n Wonting tracts of land.
to, the • teak' sgate iSr9l fr-Se .acres In the .
'int
C e ?A ti gy lif 4 Chesterflek*.lu 1 r a. Immediately do
the Richmond end ihrovitie Rail IN' miles team
.131ribmond. lying trite the great triple , at the mlll
die of QM
"for two 11:1(41 . 91 along
Si eastern edge ta d
ou r yeze H ciP f ire 4 mufti 4yniOlets. n ew resettle g tbecosl,
and II negnistred.'whlWlfty be *Me to r'earlitt by a
comparatively
i ll e r ti Zaiture money. The coal
Awns from the dips " an angle of 25 de
grees. and Is of an °file test. The
qoall)tthe coal Ii ellto ti tt this country. and
it hali CrcruMaced : •Proalsors khßib ,
berl'ao Cbtltoz. affettlel ,ritaljsie. , to Co CMPare
trvorab y entrant.- •,NSh coati , It has been need
with great sanefaetterv z iry I itril• Bello= Arsenal;
the Tredeßer Ilan WerincLtite Ot&II)omlitIon Imo and ,
A tm
Ralf Worse, . tier Rif.hrriond. ' Gas Works, the'
Peurptortlron Works:Li this Cin :eon'Works, the
Vaned. Otatei Navy Ifik6Lbr... W ' and err Cu'
'and"ran Com.
t ipsa l Wlths .ic+ m Iladelphlc and
New Teat a the ' • •• . ,
li
im il
• For boomebold umr or . 'mines la rinser
m.o.-on savour ,of , of Its beat. the
Wets - urse of Ifs fennel ' -alo of its conecorpl
ON and the email t ; of which it leaves.
Al Itlaa •Piill IBM lii- : and .a. in n...
ber of other tdlrilogs, ' I i mcise s - i ii'.; biti a ,
Meet. end operattereo ringteny and others.
• The Ceal Yard end tinlierwra oikratte Rocketed, con
taining about six arm 11,R also ;100 add at the same
time and peace.. ' 1.-1 , _...01 L . Ilit ,- , ; . •
Poore=st. Priorerr*--,) Cohlah Irene 50-firth
-aueder,lo loot istmace,, 'YlAth 8 lege Comfit IS
hollers
feetalistneten Bplttnpari!=wlng lift. 150. feet
nelernanf ilifello4 tilief: . in eseellea con-
OWN 4 gni hcriele,4lo.octicental winding engines .
with Wen and ateumaik.U . q‘ .. .paniVnrepgino,
4 111ILDRIMVOCUllp;:1411*
~111dlt . . SS feet written
pipe S bxbre ftteso. ' w °•-•: slide windbore ex.
'telt•lksi whets In goort - . , . ~ „ l a m O ne bu r ly
new maimed engine 35 I f L• • - with boiler and
drum and. , 5100 reek; •IX ' i me; me a bone
par.er aaw.mlll engles .. II saw*. itc4..aatsa
.plataa trandea4l4 4 , 5
i 7 t A
fourt
•am It ftba, IS aatt gatan iota r o de. aa*
sett of blacksmith aril .tools,: one
, gotta% 3 doe. Deaf, wl 'arm y abet
Imam , was sad hribleitren acmplete
equipment be as eumadat spald.
—olweatia nt lik; ' . at 14 6. Kit , apt
It *nabs ear " .r.. 1
' addedyllirt
. arty solautd,, ;141,:iii 4 104 ,, ,
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TILE LATEST.
Psepsirlaa for a Wasiak
eau Tleteri-.4ara. laesseera.
The Republican deninoetration at.
an Thursday, waaL•by fai the lap
gathering erer'in -that city; and pr
State..: Among the speakers were
Daniel E. Sicklearpf New York
Wilson, of Hiaaaebusetta ; es-Gorr
of Connecticut ! Hon: IL A. -Crest..
140 ;Hon. L. 'll , Chandler, of -Vi•
V. W. Oinks, of APliqachusetts, I
Hinnibal Hamlin,',Soo. A. • Peters,
Barge% Hon: S. and othi
It Is tuoattimouslyi - consoded to be
easeful demottetaatino ererin Maine
times larger than any one in Blot
A. tair r candid "edit:tilt° would giw
tiro to thiity'thoneend:-. .
- Ron. Wm: D, Kelley; °l r ani:aryl
has:done yeoman abixice. for the go
Maine, ban returned. • He fella us to
.prime or
gnus and trim our forma for the greatest Repub.,:
Hon victorx ever three in Maine since Lineoln'e
election. If via thitabte the filiaprity,oCarg var.
General Roetecrfuni E who was appointed to ner
/late with Heximic has.. Instead of perforinii g
that duty for which be in - ;paid by , the Goyerii--
tient, gone tcreetiessiondom and returned t
Thursday, healing confidential ,deapatchea
the leaders of tile late rebellion hi Andrew . ../ehn-.."••••. , 7 _
- Seim - our' should be elected, and his itii w y
.;
'power and carry oat the ideas now formai ed, '
what a lively period of 'change:, would be felt nc%t t
.:
year. All the Tensions' to widows and orphat.a ".•
of comae, he withdrawn. The.reconstruti-...
Mon laws would be' nullified and the national dvtit •
repudiated,' and Hampton and Vallandinghatu
would hart)" foil 'Wing. • • . , • __ - .•
A capitol atair ',told of an lowa tierrictorat who.' t
got up a large c)uti of the faithful intitl sent tbt ir
names •aa sabecriliere to-the St. LOultiDe.mocrezi •l• , ff.
suppoefog it to he I Seymour : ".0n receli.:.; i< 1 .
itig the papers, thokrubecribere at first grea
ly surprised; pot the principles o papetplest.; t.i
ing them", they concluded to stic sir bargais:
Blair recently fell among his tea de at a tar-.
ern in Hamburg. Iowa; where bees . -- ..beastly"
driink; cut up all the antics of a . - rcnirclown. and ;it V.
.fitially.,had to be. Carried bodily op to bie.bed. . •- 4;
'ltalrfor-Sey . niottr putl-Blafr, whisky Lind the.ned. '
rebellion 1 ••••• • • • e- . •
.
A member of the Tlemooratio Executive Com.. :4;
mittee of:Batfimbre county, has declared for
Grant and Coin ::! -- - ,•• ' • • • 1- ;1
A Demtfcratie e,iitor in lowa 'wants'Aupy.Jobn• . :
son td remove P. V;.'Nlaby from hie pcFat-q1316‘. .
The eVock, market in Philadelpba on 'naiads
waimoderatelv active and prices* gener3lly 1 0to
firmer. , Whealims and nate were cinchapgett , -.: • • ,
Corn wee iti• fair demand at an advance..
oh:media 14i 7-8, a deigine of f
•r • . STA*ll:ELBcfilati 1 44 ti
Vermont - elects Congteestsen ssd Slate
. 1 • . 4
oftkeess oti tbe fltrst of §eptetsb4.. •;• - 4
Aet rsine holds h State eleetio
of I September. .
• •
Oit the. litit t
I , - 4 - •
- ,IIIdIEL Violence and-murder afiatill thoeN
der of. the, day-,it the Bouth. ,EleCt SeymOi,u•
an Blair, and no Cutoff man will be allowt.d
to live there. Elect Grant apd Colfax, and
Peace, Prosperity and Protection, will fo I- '
low. Who can' hesitate as to the Pitopct
I .1- 5
comae he should' pursue ?
AFRIEND who returned this week frOLa
Connecticut, says that even the Draticrits of
that State concede thaikswill'go itt r.. .Noveru-
her for grant and Colfax: 7 The' Hartfotil - • '
frauds have ao disgusted the people that Dft,-
mofincy is 'thii year a "dead cock in ,the
Conriectictit „Let this feict Inducer .
Pennsylvania to give ttigloriouslitepablica a •
ru
sjority in October: , . .
HQ . EL L. (14.E.--, ' "Fathee Abraham,? t1:0
beat campaign piper on Sur (*change Ind, tsar: 4it
Gen.-Cake c• .. - . •
. .
. .
This gentleman hsa been renominated for.Comyri-sat
.In the close and dotibtful.diatrul of Schuylkill-and Lekt. ,
anon—doubtful only because entree-colored '
non papers are freely used Ind nnmber of-the diatirir s -
of Schuylkill County., Ii they do not poll owl' lien
hundred of ,these fraudulunt rdtes,-(len. Cake will i.o
triumphantly, re.eleeted. A thorough. and perfect • - 1
ginlastiou le all that to neeessary, to earry,the distrirtk
by a . handoome majority:
A:mom:him tin Mistakable evidences that the
really conservative and . NU:lope ... ll:mit of, 11;e:
country are *tilting up to a
.itetfsb of ate 'dau- •
gers Involved it: tbe„headlonj,course tipau
which the Democratic party have entered are
the letters of Chief Justice Peinton,-ofNor-6 ;
Carolina, and Hon: J: S: Carlisle._ Eaeh day . is •
furnishing jttat spch proofs thatlthe - gontritiln . -
"ens, and true eOnservallin, - as well: as the pia- :•••.1,-
triotfem of tbUeOuntry, le on the side of Orsiit
and Colfax, aild'nraking . more eertabiland :
evitable the overwhelming defeat of: the Cop
perhead and rebel plirty, ; •.-
nrrminr.l-43en. William Rudolph .Smli l h ,
died at Quincy, Illinois; - On-the 221 inst., in
his 82d year.. Generall4mith waiS born At
Trappe, Motinrcimeiy county, in this State, , 1- 4 ,
ilignst 21, 1787, .an was the eldest son, *,
the late' William Wore. Smith, a grandson.: •
of the Rev. WilliamD: •the ,`;
Provost„of the pniveraily of Pinnsylvanis.•
General Smith read law with ills late . James 7
Minor (whei . atterwrirds became Rector of:
Saint Georges New York), • ;-
ventlaw9 l 4o4lnikeilt W!eWaSlidMit6A:.. t
to
practice , italtlfe-shrred in the Semite:
of Pennsylyan*i ;Ifrr,,tl to 1826. In 18'4 4r - -
General Smitki• ted.. t 1 his . family. rig
Wisconsin arid 4ed'Atterney. Gene: 4, •
at of that State ! , ser , t tiie ..Convention:
which • : formed .. • •
Smith Was histru mental •iri paifitiog the hottili-
tite4 bill' in:Whicousiti, And:fbunded Etna wtn -
first President ;of the ijistntleal, Societsi - i4 -•
the State:, From his .family Gen. Brnith.inJ
hailed a tasie On lettere, which -developed'
itself. in two historical Narks , conneetitiwitAt
the hiStory . or Wisconsin ,, • and, * marlops
ways he contritinted.tp different depantiient a
,
or literntire. - . e. -
_
„,,T ahe deceased Was promi nent metn*r f
the Historical Society of I?eimsylvtinla. lie
was father of Mrs. John' P. Hobart: T
So'rough, and was well iiitoWn In thin tonnty
where he had b4en a frequent visitor; Gift.
Smith watt Grand Master of the hlaionic Or= -
dim In Wiscdrodp-at the:period of his death.
. ..
Pie Southern '•• Seymour r an d 1314ie - )
Press on the Deatliof'Thad- . - • .•• '7:
. .•
..,. ,
- • . - dens. Stevens:: • • • .- ' -
,
A New Orleans correspondent says : "If convind rel-- 1: i
evidence of Southern reconstruction lead been wkritee. •- ' '
the death of: Thaddeus Steven's Ims be, n, the slew* i • ' •
to bring It forth.. ' The usual cemosmtively tempers: $ . .
Bee, of this city. allndes• to the (gr eet tbromoner ;at
• this malignant old man,. t. .t end ere qm credit fur ti try '
good qualities 'britmandd It ts.: el tit he - la deer,
endear. • Oar sphere is rid of Ai pen ends marplot • ..
It_goss further. and very pointedly intitnites Its convi- . '
top that the depsrtedstatesmin Is to fhe'-comarany oti
Lazarus. The iNeXittow Is, If pdisible..mnre brnts'.. ..e
It corceiven that he lingering spirit of rite- departe.t
mad, two viewed the negro ;maids by hie body as D .
tone -tog and sympathetic compliment to the duAkv : '
dame—his housekeeper,: The Panter's Banner. minty i - ..'•
in the. Teebe egintry. Louisiana, and managed - by a.,
ante bell= carpethantry, says: ...The prayers of th t
righteous nave et last remover!. .pie ' Coogressionj 7...
curse. May Sri:wallow: Butler, and all such poll.- ~
Mil monsters aeon ',follow the example Ontheir illu--•;
trims predecessor. May his .new Iron-works wean bila ' ' .
from earth, and the fires of his new fur ace never e $ '.
out. - The devil w ill get on a big bender. nciw. - Wi• a .
Thad. Stevens In his cabinet and Ben Butler In War - ~
Mean, he cm mirdsgofhings tn both leingdoma ,to u.s
liking. 'Lucky deep.' • ,
,t, _ -.. .. .. - , • •
,- The Amite Ottj eta.) Tiines._observes that "rote,. -
' dayTbaddeas Steven* pre'muted articles of impracl, .•
meat to hießatanlCldnientyllell is to be reconstrn, ,•. • ,
ed. . There will be doe milts 'dishicts. • Griffin con - '•
mands No. I. Sheridan!, Meade, &Wes. and M0w:7." 4
are assigned. t.s .comm'alict, the other districta,,wt-z , • _
- leave of absence until tbe'l TULL- tike - other
November. TI.-- r e
Willthem.report •to person. At the sametbno art , a- , ;
willtake command-In•clelef. with Stanton - In the W,:r •• -
(Bike: Logan, Butte', and Brownlow will be essigim I •..1 l'
to 'lmportant - dray. ,TrAmp,.. Tramp, the bays a: _I •
marching, che e r upentaddems., teen miff &Wife." •.- '.
Tbe Mobile. Teibtrue nuethefollositng elegant lc, . -.. • i
gnage in' speaking Of the death of- • haddens Stever •_- " •• ' -
"Chic/tens gbing - home to raw.—Thad. Steveris,tni -
Branner, of the New Orleansi Republiorn--- The der I
will-coon give Zroirolow, '• end then bell will is, is,
MOM. , • 'The Vicksburg Times follows edit : 'M.4 t•
death of that incarnate fiend. Thaddecui Steven s, Is .p, • - ';-
event which (Alin Mr nniversalitelotclog. lAs the c. 3 P ;
wretch iris In favor of,Andiciotm hanging , while inl.
' earth. we devoutly:hope he will.lfsve jadietons row—•,...J .
log' meted on; to bim in the warm climatetowitich $ •
has Rope—the hottest region.of thel damned." 'llia. 1 ,
Atlanta rtmeti!utfon• speaks. es follows:( ; ."Stererie i e • .
steed.—,t,Mortro. , yq Rads, foK we; ipleiThweep,+y-s ' -
dirty dogs,' for We smile. Let . — il DO onc e b l e ,v,
bold op her face, and.the-Goddcm -0 Liberty cesme t" c '-
41 ;n.
blitah. The devil-demarded his o and Thadd r 4 '. .
went. • Brownirw and luw Brown e.stifitil te t.-,s •
the next on the list: • May the devil collecting Vint
cake soon." ' ..' ••• • 4 ; ': ,- • ' . % • - . . '
Such is the character of the press that.„
supports
supports Seymour and"Blalr in the Sonth—:,
turd-if they shotild unfortunately be elected,
such men wilt-again' rule'the country.. Cant 1'
any decent Irian who him any regard for tho !
interests of our common country', or for his
own reputation,. as a citizen, cut his voti tti
bring- such fiendish elements into power_ .
again tiod-forbid it. - '
ABM TTSVILLE •
'• ' •
Virripci!ed . iireoktiffitbe ItlitattirsvJeuritikt.
Meat llilopr;ixtrs family, per barrel;..
do do .da do per att.-
150 do extra . per barrel...
do do superdie, 'dd • •
Bye Ipkor t „ • do
do • ' . per cwt...
'iMetwlteat Floor, • do
Whoa; prime white per bushel. •
to • :do red. , ! do
Dried PeecbeF, pout.
• '-per pound.:.
do cmpareo •
Dried Apples:. ' • d
doo
wis.ut
91260
4 25
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9 50
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4 00
7460
9 32
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Potatoes, " i
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Straw, le tom
Plaster, . ."
Salt. Irallor*
Tim ties), bk
Closet "
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96 chees;.,
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400 Hama, ••, "'
I 60 Sboald69l4 . "
• 1 60 Beettand qr. "
Se . v fikult
10 Mutton, 5 "
-90.00 Fork, "
125 Vaal, • 'ls "
29 00 •,__Cl49‘•" 4 ,
angatiiiyase, "
11 50 alle/11co,
• whit ;
Crumbed. s
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hereby arstioned against thermal:Muse, sal% or Asa
of soy Purina that are an tablillloota
4/
co hilico , c
Patent dated *pioneer si, 111 bepm-
seated to tkar ardextrint or the bar.'
bee abaft COWClelleed sait ilitathatsirand • .
'- !ko: end AM Porienne all ottipr !swarm
Port Carbon, April e... 63. ALLISONS
Parties hi wait at, Pius esa 3e stipieled at :rood, "
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