The miners' journal. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1870-1873, January 01, 1870, Image 2
FORTY-SIXTH YEAR. U cep.rtPPECTA L . X11C1131.0 toluene& toss abedematty swim It!. bad. Le 48 eetaie pee *We beperder ; sul lb be w every ..esbeeeeplestbelbob 0 HANNAN R._ RAU EX.—lloolowlier' and Kattonins, Prin errs and I.llndert. 160 f.Yntre Street, Ptkturville. Ys 7 ----- 7 I- • i , - • jliiq...l"rouiltol.. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1870 , • A. ?nit lt IN Hitt '.7otatlrAr., le helve? ern? Sototdir tututno, and rutolatted to sottaertben at4e. 73 per amourn, in a/Vance, or 62 If not paid In adrisan*. CLUB SUBSeRIPTiO7Is--nr4swiLy nt *smote* a c0k44.3 to ohoutayess. tz oo ovet to tote iddr:o,1 310 a - " __." (I) To Neiwa Deale; ilairper !OD COOL - To 3flaixtera ask! /Wboal ?ma'am we wilt turatati the Jut• xn♦ 4, by .mall. St 111 50 Per attnuta, la ativanew; other wise salUll rat-ye. THE DAILIr. VISERff JOURNAL Is ere?"' nutridwr.maturdlirli excepted. TERMS—Teti roots per week. payable to ,be rimier or &rent by whom It b served. . bY ICAII,--4,Pikrable advitare,. OU., year. 00; rs mouths, g 75; 3bnee months, 03 SIX '• • . • • ILYD IIIINED.W401:11N A IF7 r.O per, 11411411111, to a411%-ance: IN SO for !Is I . lo o* BANNAN.&,AAMISEY, Petah/tint. 2 NETIPiDBE:gI. ,H I AVE put it on to-day; and, we VI I are p i reud ,of it. The feeling akin to dorinitg roi'w sufts la not a new one to you, our reruictl ; neither is it hard to recall the pleasure aqii - sathrfaetion you have had, when . well fitted fn handsome, comfortable broad ...o6th.. Hew well braced, how conscious, • how gond you. feel. Our new suit niakea. us feel so to-day; and our pleasure and -sat isfaction rest not in selfish, gratification, but is the rather itteresised as we think of the hearty welme our broad columns and clear facedtype will recelve - frOmour readers. We think we 4e the oft required glasiesput back :into theireases, and lald.arride, and sight as often find:help nri longer needful. . • WithiOrt4 broad-faced, readable type, some new into and ideas have been incorpirra tot into thei MINERS' Jorartit., and a mark hoprovernent;- generally, •we feel, • has .been niade:,• Mueli - as has been done, there 1 . 4 'yet n> i u to do, and we are busy .doing uritif t rillshallbe cOmplete. Our paper needs rohtpology for Ito - -appearance to -day; atul yet welare sorry, We have not been able to put It t prevT4 upon our new printing rna- airenil3:, ordered, and, to be completed and - put•upnti apoedlly as can be. We are wafting f r thb, and, for a second . one, I)ur Steam Folder , and 'Counter • will tit w urirto perfeetlon. . the excellent tylie-founders of tht Johnson Typo Foundry; ' Philadelphia; Ilia;tiellar, Smith* 3. Jordan, we re :turn our thanks for their prprriptnias and euretlil afte c ntkon to 'our wishes. They have . fully met ior expectations In ail things.' Their typii i ' - which you are reading, needs no pralbeirotli •-• RIM book publiaherii and Printers of this country, 010SEK business has been and is yet _seriously afYeetedjiy the indirect discrimina / Hon against it in tkvor of English printers - awl pu istierS have a petition in circulation pni).lll COrtg • to lay a specific duty of not • :•• • en -five centi a pound on all inipo either bound, unbound, of in sheet .• . 4 . necessity . "for protection in ,faCor of ::`4" - . ! rich of American industry is ;absolutely nee ry, in„ consequence of the cheapness of labor abroad, and Congress musl, .eithe.r take action on' [Vas asked, or the book publishing. ibusliteSS. will-be ruined, and our native, honie:g,rown, 'American literature be destroyed. , ; _ • , T H E BASIS F0.8.18r0. rpHE Bodrd of Trade', which represents thi. 1. Ciperattlrs, met on Wednesday last, itrn: adopted a basis at $2 a ton at Port 'Carbon, for 1870, and tutnied the wages, ob thin basis _et $lO for miners, $8 '50.. for inside, and $7 50 for ou lido - dab - iron per week ; ;tie pro ceedings 4 another column. This is one• dollar a ton lc-3311mi The haslet" fixed by the . Workinginein's Benevolent 4set.telation • for 1t4i19. . Our rt4elers must bear in mind that I ' this basis door not flx the price of coal—it Is only a polit fixed below which tho price _ cannot fall 'vithout a. suspension of work. • 'fin*. will n damn as inueh above this price as the smarfiet ix ill - pernilt.. Mining coal is :tiff -ferent from tlitmiit every other branch of intti- .. Iness,J.ectiti e It Is mush better for all parties • to suspend the works entirely than work 'on .short. trine, i it is called; and both-the.oper , attire and in .11, - ;r4 prefer it: This basis May . lti4 too low, because It Is well known that coal cannot be wined and Sold .at an averakc' ' . of $2. a ton 14 Port. Carbon without a ppmitive' ..loss at Li large -number of the collieries, - evt n at the,w.iiges proposed to be paid, which are' extrefilely low ;,hut ft shows -that so -far as -.. the . oktittiOLare eoncerneti,' the public. will •..;_ have tat esti • , ti.s t.s,inplaiu . of_ the -prices of coal,' which !are jthi , 'ed at a ruinous point to . .-- all,Conecrtied-b".:tore they will suspend oper ations. Ty kpow that a. fierce eompeti ;; ' tion will be t a rwlted against all We Individual operatOrs by' r the ineorporated eornpaitits4 'in • the Latkawlinna region, which have already begun' by . their .r:duelng largely the 'prices of coal by retail . They see-tato...be determined to . .. driVe the others out t... 2 the :`...Tew Turk market., by re nil e ri iiprieeSso uncertain that those w Ito deal in ,tiro coal cannot, with safety; lay in stocks to 7 , 111 ply their 'eustoniers duritig tii whiter sea-ti i; hence 'the necessity of •1i xing a low. ii - ssis Mr this year to "enable the other . regions to cope with these companies In thi. markets tibroall. The carrying "tompattles will ale!, he I compelled to. put the . rates 'of. 'transts•rtati.M at a very_ low figure to. meet • this coin] wt ltiott. The-Worklugnten's Ben evolent :10 , ...4,iii'tion, 111.4 i, year' !lied thehasis . • anti the w4ges: This' year .the Board of Trade littN : e iuktqt the initiative; which of , (Aram will lead to u conference, and the fig ures will he luljumteti to' satisfy both parties. • ivia tit, interest of tiot4 to obtain as high • priees fn. ei.al and labor siithey can ;`but taking everything int/ eonsideration, the clamors raised last 'yistr by consumerS agairtait whit they termed a. eouthination, together with the tieree era l i npetition that will be waged, hot only by there eompaniee, 'but ,the Bituml- nous Interests also,who have kept down their rates in ord tr .to introduce their coal into 'F. all the nut kets, rende'rs it al - so absolutely ' neeessar,y that the basis should be put at li'loti: tig4e, that !would demand a stoppage'. of the trade. The basis for 1809 was $3 a ton at .1)“rt carbon : l4lth miner wages. at $l4, in ,side laborer:4,sli ; and outside, $lO. Fiaink, it at izi); for 1970, they also 8i" the , wages at .1 s s $lO 50 for matters, *B, 50 for Inside, and $7 50 for outeidti la !b orers, reduclng , contract prices also in the moue proportion. These rates of wages, in alliconscience ought to satisfy any pelson abrOall that growls about high wages ' in the coil regions. The . reduction on the .basis is one-third;' while the , reduction In was ges is about one-fourth. As it is iinpertant that there sh i mid be no disagreement between the employera and the employees on this subject, comprehending abusingssamuntlng to about tweive millions orstillars, we would - suggest that ithe parties' should agree' upon an- utnpire,) who, after full investigation, should dee p & thelnestlons In dispute and whose decision should be enal In ease they . eannot agrefii- ' A . , - 1 . ;' q ' After taking Kfull view of the trade in all g' ibis aipectai f`4•the present time,,and the sinus ''b lion of the coal. markets, we wiiuld respect fully suggeso t , • fcithout the remotest Was of dictation, this following mode to be adopted` by the thadei, outside of the three ruining and transtwtiri eo;upaniee , unless they, or a • portion of t tem, agree to unit* In the plan, which is tecIfollows:• Divide the year into three diviiicns, thing the price 'of labor, coal and tratisportation Into three divisiorus also—say (rein March I, to July 1; and from t July I,to Sept A ; and the balance oftheyear i for the third,dlvision; The Us:importing com pany can fix upon an average- - rate of tolls for the year find divide them aofordingly; so can the operators and• the miners for each division Els ithe price of coat and wages for each period, 'or at least, for the two first per,i -eclat, then coritraets t easi be made, and every facility giveri for kepping the trade regular. As the basis will tki the wages, and as there will be no danger of coal running up very high this yed,r, it would be much better for All parties to ittularly employed at lower and regular wac,es, than at higher. rates for . - irregular peripds. tThe carrying companies ought to promulgate the rates of tolls for the •'different Peri4drforiatte.whole year, and ad toireltO themlthroughout theibitrunderany • eireumstaneei, poleax tome animal occur. renee should take place disarranging the whole trade.: , ' • • • , • • ,do le eoil market: Will take an.lncrease of ~ no, less thartrone anda 'half minions of An .-',, thricite coaritilB7o, provided Flees are put at 4 low ratif-,at the 0413111 43t the • . , ffA year to the eenstirucks.; and if they rule low, the tr3dc,can be continued - without interrup- Lion duripg the whole shipping season, with 'only thestoppages that ma,y-he rert tet" make the uee4isary repairs, which generally consume about tWo weeks . during tilisferr. eon. We desire to sees regular trade lir 1870 1 • moderate rataltand after 1870 we do:not , betiere there will lihmuch difficulty In llnd!.!, ing rcinarket - for all the Anthracite "iire can produce,' unless Congress should - heed the advice, of suct PATRIOTS as Commissioner 'Wells, and barter our home interests away for the benefit of European Nations and European Ni,:orkmen, •Wc: have thrown out these idea' now for the ennsideration of those who iris disetnisi .,e ing these questions.. They rkay be of some advantage in making •arrangeni is for 1870. WELLS' •DUPLICITY. TXTE give the follokingextritet . trom Com- V titisilotier Wells! Report pugs 437 • "The manufacture of woolens., n the I:11KM States, therefore, from this and other 'obstructio,na created by leptsiatlgn, so - far, froin being enconragod, is de- • pressed; wool returns to .tbegrower a lower price in gold than has ainio4 ever before been experienced; the exports of manufactured goods . declined sixty ,pereent..witittn the last risotl year, and - amounted to thel aptregate to the paltry-sum of .only 96010), as emApared with a Erit 14i : export of the same eom. 'modities of 41:5,060,900; white the importations of woolens-into, the United it tatee fur the same petted tact - sewed - from sr-,c0, , , it to tricetat,otz, the very descriptions of goody which Congresa has prac- tleally declared tho American workinan nLNI tlot attempt to zunuufaeture." - What are tl4l/3 - Clito the time of the rebellion. we Wisre altooit entirely dependant apon Europe for woolen gootli. 'Daring the rebellion many of Abe. cotton . faetoriea were concerted into woolen fat.f.,Jri&i, and the pro- duet largely increased tinder the:proteethin during the . bet it )t wtth dutlea,and.gold at a high. premium. r When gold fell, the** new establishments were at the mercy ofthe foreign •fuanufaetuyers, and Congreisa two 'yeark ago, increased the duty . on ws;sken goods, Which preserved thj.4 licaneh of best ow; front- utter deistrue.tton.: It i true that kotectifag this - branch of husiness, without :giving adequate prOteetion to other branehof of businom, neutral4eS this aid eionsiderahly —but, whit are the 'effeete ? We give front the .report of the pres+ident of the Woolen Aanufacturera' Aiseelation, whois an A:mar :min 'in feeling and interests, the following figures :—The while vonsuntriqu of woolen goods in the United States in iSO4-9was $240,- 000,000. Of this quantity we produe-etl in . the United States last' year lio Icss tliausl73,ooo,- . 000, and more than fotir-tith of tlie wool Used W5B of our cwii.Production. Many.of our inanufaetures. he says, already rival for eign manufactures, and If the present protee- tion is continued for soMe w thne.lonier we will excel' the imported `articles. This - shows that the - home production of woolen goods has more • thau doubled mace the . rk,±hrolllO'n, and ifl,Fe did export only, $160,000 in value of iioOteri god in the year, we increased home Product riot legß than :.L!),600,000, which we heretofore imported as the produetof lh:- egu labor and foreign ritock: And go.grmt was the inems4e in tlu breeding of sheep; that notwithstanding this great hdate market •reated for wool t prig .did of increase, 'AA declined, and the prim of w t oolen goods Are ninth lower than they, were two yearn ago, with wages as high now as they .were C any time during tint Rebellion. Foreign `;old seams iobesodaizliugundatiraetivethat tr. ideas will tloat:' intith home tolor.; eign tondo, and foreign trade, csteo' :a of more Importance in his eyes than spur ',tome prOiluou if we had exported million of siofians., Werth. under low duties; what was that Mem drop com Pared with tho increased home production of upwards or 4)&31,000,000i - in gig ing employment to Our feo- I ple and ronauntlng Our, own wooL This .1s not the find time that foreign gold hat stupi tied the rt asoning. faiilt les of •public men.— Coal, Iron and the Coolen manufactures of (treat Britain an hcrletidingistapiNon which :4he hhs built up her Immetbo maelsinery,'N' wealth, oommercial prospority, , ,Aud power. S'ow; mark, reader; it is these three great in terests in "the nited States, which we are struggling to build up,andon which Istio our future creatnew as a tuition depends more alaan anything el,ein building up, bat conintheipner.Wf 7 l.fi rlk(-4 his most deidly blows at. C'an such a porson Le inibue4 with: pripor Aitulrican if werq Cmigre*ii would offer a re•iolptim ropudi4tlng Ids 4loctrine - .•.;aitlim, anti rinueAttlio See Mary of tha Tri:i..4ur,y to di_4 l miss from office to. \J usr x 4, \'V Erl'EeirEn.---Siilee:4le abo.v . e wit:4 placefi .in'tyi*, we liny;e recvived the fol lowing ehTular .froni the pf ,the Free Trude League in pei'v : York City: Ntw I" , orch% I Ot , t 271 b, 165:0 DEAR :—The Free Trrule Lenytie acid jet I , Mh the r. tort of t'ornitibetloner Wells, as it K.upplemrnt tot he twittery FREE Tits of in a form : Which Neill etVde It lobe deturlosi and .preserved for reference. VreVlleW of. Mr. Wells' statements and arguments will he Lkp pen;led, It - Melt will ilk e the vlows of the League on the'Taritiquastion more fully than they have yet.-twen presented.. Although the t.t...gue et:nisi-tors ionif, 14 Mr. Wells' post:lons unsOund. and thict. not regard hint' us representative Free-Trader, it nevertheless thinks tits report Miiinattle. tt ror. , :e 7 ;:nu4 the labor of a yeart . spent by tbe rust i n•!nr.t ilotni and. sagacious statistictun in tile comfit: In isineetlng and study laical the facts relating to intlnstry.trarle, and com a/M..oe. The re/Julio( these htmliee,. is, that An% Wells aliertbeß.TllK p , renOnt ArnhM.4,lon . ol 'trade and . u mog, try tt;ttte two-fold ectis of fin Irredeemable ctarrun'. cy.and esers.ire ta.r.t111.4. - - "The I t ? nn etrerczy, (Pity per Cent, as a ad,..r. - the talitr; rzU dutiable''. ittlirOTts; is ;: r l4 / ..", "rid; littnPeoperriry. oppesed alike fo the ter eitiiketh."n and human-. ty, as troll a 4 f 3 M.. iirnio.vr 47n-lh , ,qlllj yre3w:li t.f rtll doinnetit conintrive and, in rfusfry:: - . . 016 tileiFlinn is tha Wore Meant, as i3O. begin K±t ofria?rareer sew creeemivt Pracettoriist. • Tlic, t4mi3ito, t horefore, be let big this to be •by fur the most 'Minable presentation of the 'details of die Twig quwtion yet puhilnhed. Make, a persons: ay: peat fo you; that-yon trill tee every toter its noes die trier supplfed WWI ti ervu, itequegt orders trout the polttieal committee' of your il:istrict, and use every . • mean to bring the report helm) to thepeople. Tbe . League appeal.; to every journal the cnuntry to coil-the attentloil of Ids readers to this publtestlon (the only one Writ abridged) of Wells' Report. .The rec . !! that t IleitepOrtlaitm lainunuoticed fora week In' the- hainli of the Fipeair,er -indicates a :(11.31..,..fti0n to suppress - it.; but- the League Is, determlned\to s pisee It to a readable form before every tax-)inner orthe States.." . The circular rein:irks that. Mr. Wells began his official weer air avowed protectioutst.- z He did profei to be one " when appointed and the general • imp4.m.ylon is that he Was one, until he visited England, wherehe, like a great tiuiny otherg," was manipulated and mune hack on the opposite side. To have openly at sated nil the principles of Free Trade In his report would" have been too glar ing. The circular says : "The XtonopoHlst Members tht Way and Meaita OOmmlttoe °t i the !Immo ot• Repfi4enfitti vat hallo . reftwedAthivr Comrythellonee Welts, tho bait /a !brined statlsttelatt In the eonntrv, to appegii berme° them to eve ovldetieo upon the rendition Or trae.'': Of Course they lapuld . not—anii if.thi-y 'per mit him to remain, to the employ of:the (Mirr ernment one hour lenger than they oititheip, they Fould outrage the 'public sentiment of thi,country. Let him go Eureibe „where nli.eueb traitors to Americau interest: .gener. ELI/ take refuge. . ' - - FREE TRADE 1 - FRANCE E published ahout two. weeks ago en artiele from the London-Bit:4'mo Jorn nat., showing that the people of* En gland and France, are getting tired of Free Trade be tween these two countriee.., This is not sin gular. Free Trade, except where the nations are on an equality, eannot l exid without pre= judkte to thenne deprived of suCh advanti-, gee; The followitkg is.an.sittraett from's! Mt. ter from Paris, publisheitirtlie- , surra,- which • limns' thi . kiad ,of agitation that now prevails in triOe'bti, #4 subject i ' - niselamor . aaatail . irale trait : anti against the treafr, with Englandand itsconsoqutness, lespailW Ina high and wide throe host the , ementry. threatens to add seriousty to the suspogaaanty met LOIN of prestige of the ,governtrient.e latter, as . you will t have learned, has been already cotatallei by the popular votes to promise a revision of the present commercial and enstoms rekftdations, and htie besides nominated a om:tuon Or tnqulry hito the state of the tealtaing manutentiring Intereas and the results of the treaty of commerce, tinder the preeldence of the afinisiers. Bat so loud en outsry . ' has been raised lamina the form Whlch this lattei measure has summed that It. will probably hove' to be abandoned.: The country *lll not hear of a Mere 'administrative" or "mitilst4rial” beittry ; bur 'de. mind that the entire question left to the thane,' ber, übiet4ediced bYanr prtrilol24l report or daemon,: and that a nut tame/nary Commission be Appointed to report upon it. /ill `trio leading piotectlimist k i, such as ,31. Ponyer.Queitier,. M. Kolb' Bernard and others, who are noatinated'by the government .on , Its eommlasion„have rained to tilt, or to participate In an inglgrnillidell, theyltay,innat be mai-aided, and Intended only tostaiimit e lartliten_b etibe4lllobt mislead opinion and pr e Vim Lite gammas at lane. The government Le completely non-phased, for b4bui of the Chambers et I ,Se'. ten (tall gire erldamo ter *kit any tart iti^ the . goveyintasto , Inquiry: while M. Tidels and many leading liana •tutve determined 14h:in forward a motion calling 'upon the ,governsifent to "denoutini" the treaty= (that la, glve notia!that it will not be' renewed)-.be fore the ith Apriliaxt, the day when the ttmoforiO • doing eiplira. Ppinle meeting; against tree= • _are being, held heteiln Paris, as wen, as at Ronlsilx. Eine, snOnl over the. north, and atto - 'at • Stuntman and .nniaiy otter plaoes ha the ask bi answer to pa csiater-movement •Which is taklng dace at tladealit t ela the south. Home of the pa wio Ittlod inan ' oes addressed to the gowaratatitt • 'ea the-abject arl d i c4t4 alarming by the ,!aloft? , • and threatening style of the language in videirthay are expressed. Olid strong pretest Ikon 14netrayitt. , after insisting npnii the "deplorabie rad disestesal consequences of Ilib changes introduced fa 11014*- and "the suFeringi by which they are everywhere • surrounded in allibtenches of aatlt:o inaantaetOrit" " sayithat such a Comp:await au that appointed by • the government 4 "only a mockery and defiance of -justice and cominiaianse ;" and asks the govern ment "if it is not atvare" of the "genetal dispodtion which is growing b}, against it on ocnottnt of its dis regard of the complaints and misery or those who have been reduced to rain by the trapradentaaaan , reasonable application of fatal and :deceitful -princi ' plea." 4, I' . There 14 a great id s` more of the ,ante sort from all parts of the countfr. piecing the government in a H u°4i t ge2a t dia : nitd"etkb"bet r enir°. lonard d ' south. A petitioli 'of workingmen just forwarded from Amiens declares that nothing but Ih* , lteh eet ton twists are unti employed in the denim of that district. - "to the situ of its laboring !nictitation." This is the right spirit on the !pelt of the people; and:Vre hope our Workingmen, and particularly tlii 'Workingmen's`, Benevolent . I Association, at 101 . their meetingt in the coal te region.),: trill ass a' resolution i demanding 'adequate pre tion to our Houielitidustry' on the part of Cerigreet. This is *question that concerns the'etrirkinginen more than any class In the coon' try, ,se farewages ara con cerned. It i. 4 all' i utter nonsenos to talkabotit good yiszim,‘clight hours, - dcc.; Without pro tection to our Bidustry, which 4 protection to wages. -Yo .l AS W4l. ATTEMPT TO ERROL TIM ~ ACI.N OF TUE 0UE1.`!..,1111 : TO KEEP UP WAGFS pr. Tins COUNTRY WITITOUT ' PROTECTION Tti OUR INDUSTRY. I Now is the time to strike irhire the question it before Congress, to be effective. If th'ere are any such ninnies 4s Free Traders among you, don't stiffer such ,person; to control your ac tion, for it would be' In &real taking - the bread out of %Mouths of your *tallies.: It was the time hied action of the French. workingmen tliat compelled the boverunient to entertain theluestlen alluded to above. CoI.CAKH prt4ri ted °fleet the hit petitions In theHousels ilw days ago, which was sign ed lust winter ; l and tbe other will be sent to to the United Rtates Senate as soon . as they re-assemble. ij oilow this 'up by a strong Res olutlenwiemati ing Protection fir the 30,000 workingmen of the Anthracite coal regions, and yotOrill triumph. This is of more Un portance Now thiin tiny other action you can take at pre:sent) i , , • , ' OLE,' A2l Fox: 1070. D. ' 4, -I ft • to" p RI. , 1 3 , f; ; 1 3'llr; t ts 3331. .. s' 1 , (16: it 15,4 .0 11 Y t •t I ii. 10 1 1 1.221.7' 13 li altS•l7 lft :9 ; 114.15 1 6 i17118 195), 1 z -1 21,•:r.r.31 Y 4 25'96 5: 31 a , 3,1 1111, '11121,1 1 :q1,4'1. 2 4, rat M•=••0 21 ' 25115 ? 11.8111,3121 3 1 .3.= 24, t 1. Z - 3119'1 0 . „ t,V. ZIT/ 1 1 U Vi/.30....:1 Apo/I• •!10 ii 1R ',17 1819 21 la 17 14191021' { 3• . • ,24 , .3 i; ; T, 186111 IS 2317' '''11:11.11t.11g11111; ; 4 ill 24 25:33, 6, 9 10 12' 1 1 t 7 l 2 ' tit It 11'22 t 8 111, 24 4 5,118 IV i 5".% *.ID V.. 1413 23i m , • ' AN effectual ) edy .for smalt-poi is =aid to have heen r, ently found, by survoti of j the British Any in China. The mode of ,(1 treatment Is as oilesr., - : . 1 ' ' - "When the preceding fever la at !ti Light, sued Just bkirre the eruptlotiappelra,the cheat to rubbed with Croton oil and tar lite ointment... Tilts' can.,ea the whole of-the crap' op to appear on tluit part ot.tfie body, to the reiter I' itho re-d. it .al4O securee a full and complete ertnitloa, and'thui pr'erent4 tlte CtL4- eli4o from•attaeltl I , t t he Internal organ& This' is now the eatabltltt. , ode of trtuittnnt in the E nk.- 4 !tab - army In China, - and 14 re4ar . 4o4 am a perfect oore.?* f . . - CitkAoct thieve:3 rulbed a niontein La the street of jetv'ela : things. They fainted lay away laid acted i rldieulow4, . • on abareastlls dodo earit. on or betas AteMaa r v a that tartlas Using paid `La ceta-ahall ber two trortheralbr. mat that ths ltitlutabilmatte comrades berpubtlestkmot this faet„- - Vbc vase So be paposed of ressollers of the nomberMarigrtbad. =I ,-. . • ... A.-able.• -to Tomtit men.A-Ttie libEutulWe. eirsdnlYS:,---,11. bay , correspondent, with •fr . we entirelyplains *Ms want ot,ontz, adoration on entanyposodninen onto present dsx, in Tegird tollptlgnstiatuot lkidr evenlighote la Shillfair Issit.,AW• tinsanT en 'dorse that in 41rdliattry Irligt, letokbar :Irtth intentions tcr - dx. mere soots Vor frienettr - amid' not be 'rt:nerved ' dr sada twit or tea nd - neferoudoss in expapo,"* . cill" ~, • Paid hi Ptill.+Vhe following. I%oa:haus-a suite and Cotmty talks hi Schuylkill County, settled up this weekithelr duplicates , for Ma, in ' Anthony , *Oben Schuylkill John Deable,:EidtLidolsa Henry • Krebs, Orwhedittrg; Jacob Hoffman, Cressona; Sebastian Iste.nbach, Middlaport; . -Michael Sweeney Butler; John Scheibelhath, York ville; A4ulLis MelEsott, Nevi rustle; Francis Farrell, Treinont. i• • The followhag hi &Het cif unclaimAdietters ra h:mining in the pettatillf. Poet Olth Dec - , 31st, Pak . ; Bell Jennie, Kraks*Adalbert rt7or /no 8 'Black Lizale Krpwll s Maggie We L'aithult Brady Mary .1 Long Conrad- Maeda John Brown Mary A Luprea gather • Rottikallir Barnett Thomas Lacey James ' Haat Madre Eddie Jonathan Llndun .Wm D Staudt liathandy Carlon Hugh McDade John Sherman LThilla Drat:Ulna Ells Moloney e T Shane. tilde Doty Jos ' Mullen John Smith Thos J Ford D. FL Molloy Michael Truman James Flynn Maty Hebei/note Wm Warnleit George . Huber John. Matthew . , Marla 'Welsh Mary - Hahne: Xlcholas A Citizen - has ,for some time, suspected or knew that a certain other citizen wee too inti mate with his wife. On Wednesday night" tut the first citizen suspected or knew that the sec ond citizen was with his frail rib. hie forthwith procured a policeman or two and - "went" for the destroyer of his druneatle felicity; lie broke In the door and cidghl4 the guilty pair in At gamic delicto. The "destroyer" elevated a cMir. with which to crack . the crown- of the Injured husband, hist* pollee officer interfered, and!ar rested the culprit who has been held by a meg iterato to answer at Court. 4 . Beautiful Blelgh. Ott Christ ; inas day, MajoF James Wren, of this Borough ; presented to his wife one of the finest uteighs ever turned out in this sodium ' It hi a throo-seatod family sleigh, and was numufaetun4 by Jaw', Matthews, Union Carriage IFaetory, * this Bormigh. , The sleigh Is painted in Canto/110 and lake, lord lined with difforent shades. It is trimmed with mo hair p lush, and carpeted with green Brussels, with pearl flower. The tamps are gold lined, and t hepole crab hi wild mounted. .- :•Thet-sleigh is pronounced _ by all• who have seen it, as the most handsome one ever built in' this part of the country, • Presentation.—.B, handsome watch will be presented to-day to Me. Jonathan - Bachman, at Ids residence, M aharveyl Plane, by the employees of the Mahanoy and Broad Mountain Railroad Company, as an evidence of theft esteem, The w.'at;h Was gotten upby Mr. H. C. Green, of this 'Borough. - It is :an American. watch of the manufacture of • E. Howard i*.- Co. The vase, Which has a handsome monogram on the front, Weighs-105 pennyweights, itinkthe chain 03 pen nvweights. The watch beariethe following In tulription: "Preaerited to JONATILLN it t keltxMi by . the 0 - aptogiee of .the Mahanoy Jiroad Mountain Railroad („brriyany, January 1, 1870." The beautiful and yalaable gift Is a merited tri bute of esiteirltl ffpni Mt. liachman's eniployeca. Masonic.—The thlloing are the names of the oillcers elected to! serve the ensuing Masonic year: In Tamaqua Lodge, No. 238, A. y. 14., NV. M., Bro. W. 84 Albeaeh; S. W., Bro. W. A. 'Shoemaker; - J. '.. Bro.• Preston Robinson ; Treasurer. Bro, M. P. Fowler Secretary, Wm. Pricer. In Tamaqua Mapter, No. 177„, ri: R. A.- Y.• M., Comp. John Rsieten,3l. 'E. H. P.; Comp, Preston Robliumn, E. W.; Comp. W.'X. Shoe maker. E. H.:. Comp: M. I".*Forler,<Treasurer; Comp,- Win. Bastes, Secretary. In Knapp Council, No. 17, -p: S. E. of S. M. 111. Corn., Preston Itobinaon, T. 1.0. M.; 111, Com. G. W. 'Saylor. D. .314 ILL Cora. C. F. Shindel. P. c, W.; 111. Coin. W. W. Bailey, V. of (1.; At. Daniel Shepp, Cont. 31. P, Fowler, Treasurer; 111. Com, Win. Bwiteu, Sectetafy. • ... • . (0010Pen*C: 14 1104: _'—renn o o , ; llll2 art*T7), WI Wee gnat reartatra and eet4 Fort Pe were. I . eoppore he served out hie ar t 'erideb weethereyeen, I. remeraber_torreot rlt term Pod Itt would " tare tdm pottere leld. feernot% as tut - ts nOt wailer:A Mane. 014 a sot-. dler, be conatrientlydtke wei team% valets, are due to eadtmiartasersed theft atty. egthriaq. enpreretwelondAlr:44:l.3 . - I "Il2 ?"LtprotaYita:iwit.; ' jai. °gamut.4 canieur °mut rw.ctoreApu, thoi nistec-orEinire Past 2S uovttr.' aantemplalegliakylay tumor to the rettudiiikaf 41 - , 4 010 w Wg WhOett wear In. tAe_serviar had bfta. 1 10 0 a 0 _4 O . ‘- • ••:•; , ..„.iltiddispOOMi:'.l4ll/..peoruldie- for ..Leiat - W4ws.—A!doleS two beikkra Chrientia“ boy Of weak mind wandered off from Swidara, ;lad as It WM itettiodthat luPirouldtiecome on the mountallia and possibly perish' front cold . "and ettpeaure, it body of men started out„ on. Friday, the 24th Wt., to search, cor hips Jn Abe crowd was Jannis Finley, lieWii'for Claude White.=- , While..they were walking, Pinter complained' of fatigue told eat down on the aide of tho road while the ethers went' n, supposiusthat,Finlev would return home and reach there long befoie they found tho boy. Ths boy. late In 'the' day. was fpund,,near'•Forrestville, In a, deplorable - condition, his legs being frozen so badly below the knees that he Could not use them. Ile ' was conveyed to, his honiS,Swatara.: tihich he reached in the evening. • It was then discovered that'lcialeyhad not returned home, although be should have been home tong before. The party started out to search for bitn,'.and shortly7atler he was found dead in the swamp near Swatara. . On Christ/nu day •adinquest was held by Squire Neugardt, at whiCh a pest motion exani ination- of the body was made by Dr. IlerYrig, of Diinefsville., The doctor dedded that death vvas caused by congestion of the brain, produced by nattiral causes, arid the Jury rendered a verdict to that effect; • .• • - Finley wail an .eatintable yoling • man; abnut twenty ail yeais old, And feat - ea a wife and one driid' . . • . . . dutiel a ,fet, iugar, and ,coffea in Great Arlta;in.a to )yo readjusted and :outer tally 100 , )oned 1)( kite: next April.; do I&Nutley&1 &Nutley& ALNIA.I7'A.9 oru.a . seTis . . 1 R.trt;RD.tY 2 SUNDAY.... 3 MoIrDaY 3 .. 4c, 4 TiII:SLAV ,Z ; 1 5 44 1 5 NI'r.D.NE..,in_CY 4 4 43 Tt rkstr.y.,. ~;-5 4 4,5 d 1004) . .c!S CIIA.Ne; EIL Ig Now , M. 1 S 10 er. Fins' Q. 14 a ev. F,u11.31. 17 t• 49 mu. 21 .5 zao. !Ne:w M. ;1119 44 wo. METED • OLOGICAL TABLET . • eitiltA of the TherAmeteriur the Reel: ending Do- TuetK . ... ti I: .4i SB Weaneway..'3Q :44 34 :30 Thia.r.444ty, ..... :41 11 ••• The 14:, , haviit. Dale 1411 C1ub.4..:0n the' babe ball implexue.b.ntsli4 the . .1.4t0 Jtitni.azfee Fair, by 1417rotos. - N , Mr. Samuel o.tintiert ham pal s In tha !till amount, or-tax Gal bank auxit •ba 0.1/nylkill County.' l' , - To-morrow—Elreit Sunday of the roar. and - *world sifter Clu - hitnuts; Day's length, N hours and 19 Miu utve A meeting ot th;e poldlers of *tinylkili.euttn tv in re:femur° t 4 -3 bounty- grintm, Kill bt Bold in this lioroisgh-on 7th 'lnstant. • I Maim! Calhoun; :of PinindolOisi, 'lnspector. Ctenerwl ; of the Dt.portznent of Ponnvivanis A. ft., 'dill leeturo-In tho hall of Gowen. Post, No. Zit, this Itorotigh during this month. Grand Ball.—There will be a Grand Citizens' hall on . the 1116Si:the Union Hall; the proceeds of which are to 'be Appropriatexl to the purchase. of two new- OrcheAra comets for Igeasra, U. Walbridge. and Fisher, of Jones' ;orchestra. The instruntenta - nOw used by them araatlapted mainly for brass music, And :with tbesernew or chestra; instruments the excellent nitisio of the orchestra will be greatly improved. The object of the ball is commendable, and deaerver alib eral patronage from the devotees Iffrntiale and dancing. The, new music whielt the' orchestrii -ii constantly producing is very fine, arictive Are glad that they are preparing theniselviva to pro deco it in , the highest style 'of the All.- There will be, both German and English dancing, and no pains will be spared to make It a happy and pleasant affair. Tho ladies are specially invited, and to that Jones' latest and'-beat bill will be is sintaiilitionehgh for t.hetu. arand Arms , &Jam Bopublic.--L.At ii - stated meeting -(4 - (fowen-;'..T4-41,,- .-- Dept. .(4. Pa., G. A. 8., of . this oniugh; .beld on "Mare— day night' last, the following officers ,ware elected for the etimuitellti : Commander, Clia.•.. E. Beck ; Sr N'h Coinuiluider,i W. 11.. crg ie\ Matter,;. Jr., I; tee C'untin . dor, 7tYiii;',Ortrasiutg ;,- Adlutairt, E. B. Wallace' ;• thartermaitei,Chas;• T, Paliner; , Surgeoin,. I). l ".;• Bland ; Chaplain,. .3: A.. M. PassmOre ;. °Meer of. LhsY,, .W.-11. • Ilbwes; Officer of Duard, A. - Nagld; Sergi. Ma jor, 5...1L Purdy; Qr; Mr. Sergt.., 11..;P..Whji . - uey •' Ord. Sergt., ja.s. lealferty; Outside Siinfl-, HO. G. Koch; Inside Sentinel, Jas. - Lafferty. '.!. . The new, ottioArs ;wilt be installed, oh Tlitirs•". day ceetilitzetext... . . . .. The following comrade* were chorea to rep resent the Post in .the Department Colivention which uill.ho held !in Pittsburkh on the .1..1th of January:O.evi Knher, 3. A.' M. Passinpre and F. 13. ItaftaiNe. , - ' , . • • Killed in a On the :24th tilt. 'dolt[ Reese Ivies killed n ' Ittxt &lope of the Girard Col liery at Lost Creek,; by a fail of: octal. • Hes was injured lio badly that lip died almost [batty. To -be iltebuilt.+Tbe iniator inaoldnist of the Reodinit Rallrinallhag eonderaned twelve of the eamel-back loran ' 'Bi engines of the row used in tranetiorti g and they w et open , • . • The Poneyville Lecturee.—The first of this oF•lebrated merieii of lectures by Vin. L. ;Dennis, Esq., will be delivered in Cnion evening. next, the 7th inst., and then weekly thereafter until crineluded. . Tickets for the course of -four lecturek.sl sf). Resetved seats without extra charge, can he secured at' Hannan Ranifwv'a., . . • - The PliiladelphiiPriasslately nptieed one:of theme blot ores as fell Owe: . . . , roNKY:vzttg LEeruitEA • . The second lecture of the course Was levee:last evening et the Assembly Building, by Wm, L. Den nis; Esq., to a lane an very. select audience. .The _lecturer described th *Won trout' plain congre gation to a plain meet -house, with 111 plalnoluiple. mindM pastor o lo a Sash onatile church withLa maw,- niticent edittea, a Oat tetho chdir, ay:hill:l4' sewing circle, and tiotßev. I.tr. Daley patnor, with a Vivacity and naturalness coupled with a t apley humor thus commanded the atteutim and "hearty 'applause or the audience. Catenate say nothing that-could in jure true religion, the lecturer' applied The whip moat unsparingly to those who glOrylu appearance -. • unty. • . . Tina carrier* 611 tho Ilttirrats% JOuiticac will hate' thb honor Of nailing. upon pur _Borough subw-riberk to-dak. With their Annual Addrees, and we ounnenill tho b,r,STA ti) their kindness 1 , Mr. al-CL oreesii.o preparinpr s beautifully or namental gold 'ti tans, intonded by the citizens of Ash lin present to Mr. Win. Moodle'of that rough, who shortly nr move to .Phlladelithls. - : • „Settled 11p. Veritylatt, Au:bony Lally,: rellotoe, of State slid Coittity tavos ler the Bp- Tougghbl Astdana_ sad John Doable, cullectei for Liait )I[3niou Taveteitdp; settled Up . their du plicates•ibr 1869, . • • '411n:11. lortuerii a rasideat-of Pottavilte,,, wet acoldostally, *Wed , near Pltti liargh on the Ilitieultimc lay beaus struck, bysi locoinotkve engine. Was about p 0 years old, sad lesvte a !login 4 • ' • _ . . " ,- !h& ittive lad. 'ti ' ban et the Ittights Of .Pirthieson ;LI 'Mill be oven 4n.di espeo r insi - ' .frosir 10A. Slamill &P. .M .. •:S peoidditif itoroneh,tti4 abe ladle& ifd gt is` to visit tha room iled look it' !what dersd the *yet tastatitnt liall ads Older the Stale H litst a l c , t r Calts+n. &talon** istinit wow will before Poet 23, O. A. IL, In their moat, llotraues 1 bitildi Centre- atritsigi text ThiarsdsX, er The-Poet Ilitila a cordial Invinoon their friends to be present. liekete rear be gratis from 'either of the voritrotisae, R. c B.Z. C. B. Beek. 41.14. Zeal erer, ar saity . vt tho bens. , , , , Zadiseare . *404 • , ‘ 1 OCR CITY LEITZW. 'ens 4CitdpAYS.—"ko4l3o *AI4!! , :.. 7 I,ge*TrIE.R. ,• .0.110 Eats. *AMES aut:kati,:arasolgri.iitz cOMPLI-, Pumanywrim, bee, SOT Mt .i . ."Clitigiute% has paamed with its train of amuse-; ,TrienN joys,_ sunshine and . itliatki.; . l,".Tisi night: *Are" did up ita business' so w/dl that *ight slier" was 'appropriatsAy Ahe 'Astonishing - upheavals - , of (many a little ,lireac,l basket,' and .ta%plous infant draughts of brisk •ti-a& in Christ mas , trees was oisSarialile airing Market street_ -the whole. week beßire÷prineipally*iled on by our African brethren and sisters. Speaking tf.w,hielt.'rewinds one of an incident. r Said an old'-Deatioerat,' (stiff llepublittut z.now, IsTause lte* . M a Government "why, what little tuade 'about 'peepte' tiding in • mtreet: 'raosi .4)(4 'the Other day I. noticed stalwart, 'ugly negro and chis wife renter, a car 'with a. little darkey baby, knit all the passen- . gent seemed delightiml with the cunning little' Is" said 061,14terl,'"tlitiW Were only toyisig rotut All the reining_ tuan..": nut that's a digression.. ilhiLadelPhia aeetnit 'to kn o w hoN to. enjoy :the - -holidaYm. 'There's no 'hall way nteteture tor. their iiiirth And' jollity', 'Every place of public charity, and, indeed, piddle cdr , reetion, 14 thought 'tit, and the Inmatea• are treated tda good 'Christmas' dinner: - The Rev., Mr: I,on's inlesiele•ho'nfie down .Alaska street fd rmerly. Bedford S presented an odd sight its crewel ragamuffins'gathered , within, on ettristunei 'day, the onteasta and Off : scouring ot that delightful locality--2enjoying a royal feast.' The Sunday meheribi have their - Celebrations and. Christmas trees; upon. which latter hang 4, for every‘seholar, big or whlitennilerneatleis piled •box upoii box of candy--one fur each s'rholar. • • . tons oflturktl 'were deposited under . litany, hundred.% of biaktons,' diminishing the size -of the bird, adding to the size (and si,ghsi of tha • 'lnman - , Making the forther sad and ; the latter 034: Ali, afoirratzed4Ltraikluel to the' greal poultry show, which to have beinstlipiowt-eitt display; ever witnessed here! -The W ea ttarr exettedingly: ilisa4cecable, ,raloyolintp and 100 . liiirllll 0. be tieriaiinable. Thu ' , rink" twents'. fairly weep, whilst the parks" 'preserve a ?tutted, dismal detheanor.. . Skates' are a drug in the market s although tempt 'Ugly distil:is - is!, fail to arouse suttleiet i interest :to sere* you up to the pnrehastitirpolitt. : flew e tor, we May 'get that " riure re snap" *oath , or, so •persistently predieted„) et, add' builders are preParing for it,:by eovering up Uw ished walls to protect' them troni the frost.. The walls of tlia Masonic Temple have 'l.)%seit than se cured: it'is . sa.iti that thetistituateS for this bilitti=." . lugfofthe:seas,nt, far aseiteded the actual ontlay; leaving •a; handsome imilatwe lA..begin the nett , • ~ „ season With. . . • , • The •' Whisky Ring" has had another' severe blow In the menteticing i at .r ieorgel Atontjoy to pay a lint) of ed,noo and itudergd an' iinpri'SOn- . mew. of twit years. TbiH4iyes di - verge ample time to rUntinate rip his' many pot deeds, and is a warning to his followerMito cete•ie their evil 11.0-4;2 1 donbt"Mbinjoy felt hinetelf tenure froM the power of the law, relying rwr his dupes and mondy 'to keep hint out. of emliarraionent; but the lung and heavy arm of the Jaw sought !dui Out.,. "-Why, he was one of the best dreasol men on Chestnitt Street, and regarded by all it's a tlrst-eliss " .. But, tie.orge‘. you have come to grief, but not a whit 100 $OOll. • To the :its editorms•proprietors attic readers ; here's a appy Isrew Year!" Not - to. Is 3 fastidious in this* Souse's . Iris greeti ugh' hear tily extended to the devil. ,• ; 4 • . - Daiwbatla Itnbroglio,anti, the Result .—= l ti a I few lines we purpose putting the material for some novelist of the Cobb siyie, to .wrork till a first-ei‘it , netnadloan *Wry, merely , prentising that what *reeve are veritable faeta • , Before theNChriirtnues holidays, thorn resided itt m inertill. Gap, above inersvilie, a voung Englishman,; .the poitsessor of a wife cWhether • attractive or-, not, we don't knowsuppisio about the aver) and si'dwelling.-- The dentin of-ditword entered their happy dwelling, and they quarreled. Bh9 became "huffy," packed tap her duds and left.' ' • • ' ; What' was to be done? Cbriiiirsias WAS all proaching, aild,What would Oua day, w inter mingled with his earliest-pleasant recollections of Hold liengliutd be to our - downed het - natio: without his plum ptidding and a smiling fa-v at one end of the table to deal 'it out 7 Nothing. It would be dimply oflitt o ;tide and unprotita-' ble." Bo off he poste to Philadelphia. and a day, or two .before Christmas he rwippeatli. at his dwelling- in the Gap with a woman he said was his-idle, a new feather fixed, a ooso and a tur key. Ahorsisn't he.geing to have a scrump tious Brit ,-claics old Cluisitnatisl Well; lie - was. It Is an; old and pi-0% - orb that ",tlit•re's panty se slip hotwiit 'the etip and the li p ,:' and our giniffetrian who hid laid himself on tor-. teneucely to enjoy Christmas, found it about the time 'Krim Krlngle was making hi ounds, for at midnight on Chriiitmas- EVE*, a partv.iif; men entered his. house. tie akeidiaddlexl Ad - a .short time, and when he . _retUrtiod (oh ; _misery, unspeakable 4 goose- turkey, feather - bed and woman; or: wife, were gene. ' Between two and. three o'clock on Christmas morning, hi a train() of mind bordering on insanity (what -, wondori he rushed to the..reiddertee of-a lustiee of the Pease in Minersvllle, Obtained warrants for the - arrest of two ,of the party whom ho kne4 - and returned home. When ho - approaehed the.. hunk he -found the feather -bed lying in the road; about a hundred yards from librdwelling, and when - he readied the house he saw the-goose and turkey suspended' on the house at ftgooil distance "from -the ground. But' his petticoat propertY was': still nowhere to b aeon, and in his despair he took a hatchet' and rippod;up the bed, and made mlncetifeett of the unotiending poultry. One tan hardly imagine a more pathetic +qua , tion. New Year's Cads.—?'n: 'St. Petersburg, the practice of making New Vein's calls ikveryri gidly followed, but thbro is a'way in widCU one_ may avoid it, and at the motive thud hold hispoi talon in society. 'Me has only to give 'Olt :or ten roubles to somee, recognized public Charity, and have the donation acknowledged in the pa pers on New Year's. morning. ; flay :then stay it home at his ease, and his friends will take no offence. Every New Yak's day the St. Petersbtirg papers containctwo or three c,ol timna of the names of persons who have thus exempted themselves from the deniands of so ciety. Those who hold receptions cheek off their acquaintances on these lists, and every body is satisfied. The ladies are saved the trou ble of receiving calls, sind the gentlemen that of makin whom. The. New York Sus sdvises, its readers to adopt this custom on the coming New Year's, and thus secure • handsome dona tion to the city charities, avoid many' headache .on next morning, save an expenditure of much money for wines and other refreshment, and I large outlay for carriage hire and new coats... It arse agreefi to act nee/ledge on January Ist all donations of eve dollars or upward for any roe eget:oil eharitahle Institntion, with the names of the donors and the InnOuncement that they are excused from making New Year's This would bea nice arraingernent to adopt In Pottsville; and all whosebuitiness or inclination 4fl, prevent their . calling formally could - e their donationa to the limaevolent hasocia tio a moat worthy cluiritablesociety. DtWtrous Cktnifty Oocurrenos.—On Friday morning lasts &aster involving 'heavy lost to the parties working it, took plate at the raillery leased from the Loenst ML_Voal and Iron Com = b - y John W.lftraper and - Wm.W. Orpd tand situated on their lands woe ofGeorgo Repplier's. /I wet sublet by Murray Win - lack, for . two year., from Much, .1009; and the latter aimed perdu were the ones :wino - worked it at the Um* of the. ungbrtunati and tuilbraeen occurrence _ • •It seethe that suddenly and without any pre. Acme warning on iFrider !wonting. about 9. o'elonit, the timbers( in the Slops, winch bas a pitch of so - detime* counneneed giving away above water leV an inoredibly Short spear of bane the was completely Mad up with timber and for adhttenos of yards. There was below at ilta time ofthe occurrence, the stable boas, the Inside Wader bosh and e of thetahteetlk wbh. Was attending to thastesin pump ow:. Then { were , also It mules. The animals were left below and, perished, but the workmen ~ aped thrtnigh` a walkway. which the stableness hid Itetubstraytaken the foretell don to dare, lifter ta•Y took "Pcs!rik, of the • The oollkweratiste be workeit spin Webs „snow slope Aould. tet trunk, which will invidvs Wavy upendituraof tints and mousy. e Tbe loss of Mum; MarraLWbaltan: dell, helmsman:l494nd 090 1 ,_ { heir loss of a mitten'. torn arid thle year 64,00 lona of laid. e *des which were 'driven - id' Were worth, O Th OS, and the seestad IM;0119 tons of oral 'nut in the mine. The Mau of the iftkin is somewhat of .a mystery. Ten minUtes btO 'took place there view evidence etas possibility at such ocuturume. _ The prop linsbrrin the slops Ware eamd meithe oWastee tlortho wag boys am the eoftsninger else mirth - be swieth'llw timbers ;from thawing, sod -the ellp ',lesiewa toy`ie 7 bad it without laving a the M a i a llt .fie a Accident...4)n Elicit: am° atDaniel ' ter abaft oldie Williaita POW a dfataaol• ot stizty*to .• op pratAxi fatal; k a t ll ortainately vs iwhleh alticking bla ct af Alnagheiivily. 14 , &milling" a alight ' dm fate, amt. ihattatr, And.so one ' Person wo wot of waq made' un happy on Christmas day. • A ,' ' . _ titeiter.—Leteli c et the. At of Post Sli v eneee Bo; Itothetasut r o repreatt -AnAP4:_e; Toratui ,ittots g_o m-toblier,ltito a . ioigN led lit. itUtied Correoponbtfice. PORYt .110 _ E1)1T611.1,1L .2% o rEvols. • . EDITORS MINRIts . dothmai.:--The Public I School "Rinse is usually Considered a.very cor rect measurentent of the intxdligence,and nubile . spirit of a ,ponimnuity: .But: the: old, dingy.: looking, twmatory:Selnelhouso standing in they, centre. of :thIS borough, • ,within - and without alikti, unattractive and •cheerls, is a.standing , PnbliereproaCh to Its intelligent and Onterpris. , " Ing citizens.- 'Tlie writer and a friend visited : the sclinoll In this building not long since, and found about.-250, pupils and four teachers co bitov ing unnscionSiylli.sm atmosphere - so "Vitiated and poisonous from the impurities thrown front the lungn'jil the - pupils and -toachen4, and the 0111114 fro* a large' soul steril, that it soon produced In ins diizfries!c. and 'a Sense of suire (*ion thatcomPolled us, areitstatiledtmbreuth l'hg pureair, i,Cireltraii Into 'the open 'iiirto in- : lisiteour tangs, The . teacher - 4; had ex.ll4l6ted every Moans 'Within their reach ` . l.(i prOdiice it-, circulation of pure air, , But owlinito the roortis Lbeingllghted en only, ono title, po c !Tent could, be pioduceil, and the .nicktifrig ant fiSphere,ry. , .; rnalned,ln the mots eithibitink . its 44.iyi . otts er feei'm to plainly,in the palefaCeeoftitii'nuiliors, and: the iiinguldness and sleepiness of :Pie pufkils. Ii .- I[o:4‘a question. with us whikli°u - as' accom; plishing,im wOrktwo:o efrectually, the tkiaoaa: In devtloping the niinds :of 'his pupils;, or' this poisonous, atilUisphere in developinidisease in . their growing !mites. ..Author than haVe'a Wind ,ljrCatlie for,six.heurs' hucli a sickening air,. we would le3inir hitye it remain titterrY , -igtiOrant of • bo . .ots, and Preservelbilitclo.body iii:a healthful, ...condition,. The" teacher's, theiliselyes , are ' elu t e= ',milli rig alow.miicidel.,Y talk I rig sal hears in ilic:4e • ill-ventilated moms.' 41*.philanthyopistit, It is our deity tiitisiiidl the moans within nur reach to proleng the life of ever . y indirldusl in the coin .iiiithity, limee IVO directors and nitlien,s We Sil 0 Itf , providei school . bouse in.. which ,out:ehildrkiii tin have a sound .mind'dev.Cloped • ip a healthy , • botly,:arid.the hetidth Of our tetelters preseived, ,Tliti . State Legislatnre yilli 'aesnititieet . ;* lot our directors get a. hill (passed ; as. lion as possible to • 64'rtcw sinlidient money tel put up a neat, heal thy 'school - bedsit, hext'aiiminer, a imilditig that would be a. living advertisement 'if the inlellii. 'genre and enterprise of our - town: . Sint(, our:. twenty-mills lietinty tai is,paid oti;notax,pay 'in''would object to payin •at ",leat: live n .riiills building tait,a.nd haven beautifully:coustructel and*Conveniently arranged achotititouse for hiki' money. - Lei:us by ill' means hay& the sighs - a . ..house. Put It on the bill, side of the Bill,; Or on • the fiat, put It where ;you phase, but give Us it decent, healthy: echool'hense. West Penn,. I:/P-: hind tia: a little 'inPtilint , ofeducntion, is far in advanee - Of us in school houses, tuiving build-- ititipt wellNelntilated ind'suppilecf with the most aPprovild fa inlttire: ' NV E e have the podrealthool liOu4 in thii Cotinty, it :not -the poorest hi . tlie Snitfr WU can have the best. , Let us for but -inanity:4 glkke hi. --Vic wish all "4% HAt.ttylckwil YEAR.," -Cleofite D, Piehlteqs Mild to* —Thee; will- bt u 3 Siiturtlay4 to the year . , —Some niattniroth itorkers have been 'slain this' Winter.' .; 1 : - . •;.., : .; ' . • • `Maggie 'lliiteitell ,1.4 itt ('ltiettgo': doing "Little Baretliot." .' : ::!-: • . 1 -tiutfalo.has itad l a hidions laW-4uit over a •i* - • two cent clay pipe. .-• • • —The Odd Fello ws"at .Thiyton, Ohio, are to 'build a SOo,OOO teniple. ', . • . . 132 Lansdale, a prominent Inert-ban of Nevklean.4, is dead, . • frost' ant! • —Louisville has a brig over.hir the holidays- . .• tioong the' prominent aett 8410v/du hotel •At - e notiee,the paint. of Joh A PA REZiT =I RIA.D. UDSIIRTUD, Carbon, countv, Pa. Dian JotriNiit.: Having JOlttle spare time 1 . 0-11 er, I a ikt drop yell a few lines to keep your readers pcsood in regard to the progress of things in this part of the -county. You may recollect that in my last I staled that port - tar& WAN promised a gift of a belt and organ, The . promise In regard to the bell• has been made, good, and that of the organ we have every'assu ranee will be rn*Lao shin. The bell was presented by Lewis AUdeitried, .t.sq.i of Phila delphia, and. II then the eeLebnited foundry of McNeely dr Co., West Ferrx. The bell weighs about (our hundred poitnth# and is of an excel lent tone, and is inscribed u follows: "Pie vented by lAntrbsi Audanried •to the M. Church of America, Pininsyhsinia, December og enmity it win rung: to can the people to service, and was heard luau] near. Mr. A.udelaried could not have selected a better monument for 'remembrance, ma Ida name will •.I be called to memory at least once a weak by every one living within reach of its acomd. On Friday evening,' Dec. . 'l7th, McCreary I t odge, No. 116, IC. °CP., of Audenreid, rras iu stichted by O. 8., Wat. T. Bose,. of Philadel- Phis, waisted by, the following deputized offi cers: Brother Priabie, 0." C.; ha' 'Who', 0. V, C.; Amidon, 0. B. 8; ;.,Pratt„ 0.0.; ifOriveri and, Munich, O. 8., 11l members i of Mauch Chunk Lodge K. P. There was also a large number of . Mountaineer Lodge,' of *emu. The Mowing Officers were installed as wilco= efllcCraary Lodge, No. 226, K. :}..; .34 P., 4,4. p. 0. Taylor ; W. V. C., R. Boottiei gep,".„Ot- yon; P. 8., B:K/opp; ' 11. AIWA/4,1.11.'0.0EL Citervin fa n IL • • • , 01 )•• 4:44istarts with Sono 120 eksnar jante s, t Wheat to Puiloviugs, itr • extai-4:01417 wmAppirrpo t ate ntuntier and vseittplak' 'kg off per, iutd our visitors were . tharsevticip. • ' - • palatines passed ogr pleasantly has, and' everyone seautatto ,enloy it. But there was one feature In its odsbratkur here, that may not have been kept hi other puma: At 10A, M. all , the "Slab /Wien" COCO. HOlnbrOOk COSI 00: was fanned in line 1:13r the screen boon of, eats breaker, and marched to the residedos or our litmerirdendtrat, who had fitted up's very head - /me Christmas tree in the veatibtile etas reni deuce, and after Viewing the 'zee ow...lieu° as he left sea presented with a new 25 cent note, es a, Chestnuts Present. You may judge with what sheers 4 As "tied/Mee renteili• ten the " tinnily -five coil, baited ea 1310111111' *IMP dollars 110 es WAG 1 IL Inimical ottertahuntet; t 7 /1 " 1/111 ,0 3t 1 0 3101 $ mu, which ins T he ' altgra4itichiCa MitAi so crente ' n le elain tur 4 6 ' ea *** l 47 ar 'living ,eirftat the *l4 *Rid the .Its lit& Werw rear to Yoe•aim/ rsir valleeN, 3150rotrt4* At the islist . held %woven* idiums, Uwe fruit, vidch inn inot the paseakoblitlis Ved to 4$4 4 trit i l* l 4 ) 110010011 • 4 9 1611 ac t ri t s:rai Doer, 4W51 6 ‘. ' anawsr a anion milswlacm, MIZE MEI (nd Rile MN KILL COUNTY, PENNSYLV.ANIA. • ---Ti-h iitreets of Wiliiiington, N. *C., are being. plii.itsl with teiW-,dust. • - ".7. 14Ynei;ing Eui . veatho state of Mfs.sburi the trdni)loof trying many murderer,: —,lairieS 0. AncireWs, the'ohlist 11fottioilist klishop.extant, is in' Cikarloson, S. C. ' I)l , inini-ng; a well 'know'n ;new paper than man of Philatielithiu, is dead: —Putriek t'..-LeatitV,liqtrientbei Of the Ne* York pre,;!.4), died on Ir,'ltritAntali morning.. —"One.tio;uloAnd tnen aio wandering' in the Hireent of titan PranePg•O - with'ltotiiing to do. ficurc . Wald 114Aeelter . will Tort . receive e4L11 , .t0-irtv . , hut will. for the Ana, tittle make than. : • „ f -t hi rils of Briglone,Y4iutig'a wivt‘s have got (011.6. J'hey'auta--ie in rehrfs—whfril .6 a ief to them. ... , , , --All the eonduetors.on the Erie ititlfiroad are4natrtpl wen.. They risk their Ittes . at home as well as,alkrolid,. . : ' --:-.A:jurio at Watertown, - .N'ew'Yorl; - )_i'Orty. years'of age, said ht hadn't had a 4.? . ~ r 'ill' I . lfB 110,iise fqr-eiglit years. -. !`' 4 s. _ '...• :=-Parepa-Rclsa is postponed tit Het. :Z. Wis., on ue(s'ainit. of sieltnees. She is ,nut sick all over, howl,-ver, at any Otitime....- . --The telegraph . has reached • Ontonagon; Lake ;inperior,_wliiehanakees the transporta tion' of copper ore !norm sooner. • —The tliglit of 'Lopez from Varaguay iH fully eimArmetl.' Noingug is eertainl:y known his trherOabouts t ,fimverer. ..• • . d lct —A Nashvilld-n. Isms, one.hutidreii years - lef . a, I'De Lod .ne forgot to call forme." f. 4 in no greath - rry, though.' .„ f l'exas‘,• Pisettling .so rapidly - that. anti , . its have, to lisbut doors until huts eau atilt for their apeerimuxiatiou. ~ A' .Boston six-foot'fonale with - - n• busted i t sit answered an Advertisement. of a nuuni :, for fairies. He didn't invest in her. —.{ ring has c been formed by the parkaritt at (2ineninati, (Thieago; and...St' Louis; to maintain provisions' at high price next - 'knot- ~ ; —The liatigor, Me:, Fire I)epartmetit had not been Called out:••sitici. last 'A'pril,l,untli Sunday laid.. But they hadn't forgot how-to squirt. .. . . 1 — . Dollar stores ha• - ve...provc.st *nett a stieeets i hat ilostoit •Ls to -- open a: one-cent store; 'Any one sent.them - ,ill Fel all they want for one cent. i ; ' • —one . . 4 , • fitiginint: 'Your 'a' i;.14- %mitt) hand has made a confession of 400 murders,. which he has committed for the benefit...of 'the church. , —Boston Theaters think of putting up a notice "No flowers or other vegetables al= lowed to be thrown." This to keep cabbages off, the stage. , . ' i' = - , —We have received the important Intelli gence of the conversion of a yming man in c hicago, ...The news Will be transmitted to. 'Europe bY, oible. - , ' --Mrs. Ciao. Wellingtin, who died in Ban gor, Me., on.Bunday morning, was One of the oldest settrerierifL the city, having lived there nearly,fifty years: " ' Briginitinung, Jr„ has given up air hopesglle . metropolitan "tiger 'it costaa = dollars to give , the ani • mai thktintleesms.i'. • . _ .. pellestoeb have got 'into a 'habit 'of be „round on the aidewalk- with their Et throata ro und to ear, and otherwise pil ed au.¢. 4l scp l lnif*. I I .Ant**tAlOhle,ithey; drivehorees that are sqk,roof that thi drivers have to tie knots in their taila7+thelcirseo—to keep theui from slipplogriirengh . their collars. —lt is said- that old shoes are melted up and made into piranhal. Then; instead of "shoe.: Ay," it's them other " things that. eotrimiplte n the hair that are she Q." . . —A. Dumas, Eir., they say in Paris, Chas eighteen illegithnato children, tor most of 'whom he' has obtained Inerative. positions, mostly at the metropolitan theatres... • • • —The trial of Philip Bieinmett, at ToledO, Ohio, for the murder, of ,Aufust, Meth, in Jima last, was coneltided on I. riday evening, with a verdict of guilty of murder in the Bret —ln Manievillei, R 1., one day last week; Charles Murray, a wool-sorter, had an alter- Catkm ~ with his `son,t and cut his throat so badly that he died soon after. rise murderer , escaped, • , i 1. ' , The Bpiritualistalof Permsylvania lately met in convention it Pirijadalphia. There write twenty-rieven, land ithaz r . ,iury con 'tams the sum of, Sill. i The, bush:uses is about played out.; ,• , , . - ' —A New; IlaVen Ananflurated with a prominent merchant itinta the with has agreed to let the: man's wifealone. Be Used a seven-sh9ogeri:.ll l 'his is ao old argu -gument, but it aOar,*. . toMelk'dm. , • —A loony ' WO to eut his son'ss heart out,. - 'idnlifut ~ . went Win'one better *nd the ~*, lei hls pa ternal relatives bead °Widths , . , bullet. Them has beetkacoldneteln the ~ ysinee.• • • - . 4 -Wiinipsg has takeujthe plice . of - tbeßichardson fr;lh,the papers. She name *take Tent ~ ':os . eligimmtd from Abe bklott Inhabitants" „:. ‘' of playing amp & far the' , , - .' 'qt Lk soaw named ~ .,--:ettimetesoisi.Ckwiin• t r*,- E. Li -on Frlds7 night, a , , i, 4 or them_ Masi two - humped , —,, ', toltio - soot below,. •thelr &We . ' 'vs); just ska the party wen tiambledls : limp, hestioirody Imo aerleualy , I 4 '1 , ( goC4ll3Uslttt9s- nOtitt9, . Scents a tine drat icaert‹,b; ceizta a tine cad; autlie- , . qqentlaseFtlon. ''4s}bonit for 410 by CO. "A GooD NOS LgAVETti-Alf mat* with a DEPArDEST family IA frel. 11 - nMreppArb if his life f: lot Inaurect. :406-stikTArb:g & Low ap..s otlvertiseptent; iroukth note. . • • - ' Freragen ADDRD INEIC RILL% Pi, belutitu. arti cle D. A. SzulDi'li. Centro Street: • , 'Fistanca, English . and Alii;rl4,mn t74ollai, sill sCyle.,;' and of the It:testi qualltles,:a D. A. Snil , IT TOV.. W.ortass be properly nut witnspeetuelea,pippl i y to itpllolan. and lllutel tissiltur,asi rent ville.t ilet.sne t' rt•el; l'r ts- Nti,"l3--tt -rum .coNFEss/oNs op it, .Puldtslit.4.l,for the benefit of v other% who v o utT4r from N t`t VIM.% ql plyingr he stieutie of self-eure. , Writ I ettml hltaxelf; 010 . e•ent free on rmial Ilireett , d volvel•*. AdOresa - • • .-NATHANIRL _ Dec. f.11,' 'Olll-44.-oto • H, INVALID:: )UN:i IE4 Ott.. *nr. en I.y nne who: post-pa hl M.‘ yFA rut CiViiiiiiiiiiiiiaTrEri -- - iiiiiiiiia Dt ttreated with EltletYkul by J.1›....t. eti ..M. 1)...; f. Pro of .1)1666606 of It:ye anti Ear, (him a s ect , lty 1, itr th..i . " Medical College of P 64 twetvny eit:ri ..1% prt4enr..: -,f0r.... tnerly of 1.:,...vd0rk; liallanil,) INifl. NV) '%ce.li .st., f.,k, its,• Textfmyntais at his Anftee The Awe., teal faentty 6.r. Inykted to accompany their plitbrnta. Art/Mild eyes. Inserted'wltbairl pain, Examination tree, . - ' Jut ! , st,.o-4.1-vm . . ~ ~ ~ ; . . -,,, . ;RORNIII. PECTORAL.-Sloi. than a . rn,illlon i of Bottles of this tough liedlctio7.l6%e issui 'sal in five years, and, theutinittis have lie i'..; sated by at. The cough, accOmpany tug eityfrtiltil;,.cola and The distracting C o ugh I 4 ( onsuropt on !la 'i, alike - Yielded to IL .ILts of the greuteat. v1111;4:1 - 0 • the community and no family should be without Ito .It is pleasant' I to the Dude. 11l Ls:prepared by Dr 1-r VI- 013Fli-. HOLTZEIL of Philittlelphhici, 'Ana Ca .sola by Dr,• • ROBINatON, and Jim: $.ll - L01t,.. Drug4tan , pot:ti, - - 7 ' Ville, and by nestrly every Bruin:hat and Btortketetier at 25 cents li. , bottle. tars .1..i4----4*.titrt. 5 , --- ---,--.-- _.,.. H _:....- r.., , -.. COUGTIS, AM:II .--- TCOLDS. , -- TlOrkei are mote pet 1 .... , sous, ale annually front diseascis of' Our lungs, than from any other cause. - Everspite should retsib. lest that a neglected cough or cola .ten .tartnitiate;. t In consumption.- 11.1.44011'.4 If.'onitioui a Scruwitt Tar la the beet , latktt . reliable article Istio . n fug the cum o f couglat,,..Csads, Hot - trsentian„ Astama, Chronic ' Catarrhs and Sore Throat. For the r . r \ iet:of 1 5:11 , ,, , ,qi. tug Cough.: there is nothing equal to IL:Pritst 59 cents. 'Sold only at W. H. E.olli - Z , ;80,• '8 - Drug stiire, Pottsville; IV NCI SfATII EWS! Drugl iibire 'Miners- villa, and the principal Drug Stores - throlui c 'iieut. the: country. 1 I:I*S6ELLA. 1 . ... A,: DIA, • - Not. 27 , '60 , 448.3rit ' - ' • .Prouitiorr: VISO*. - I'o TAR WORKING. CLASS -We are now 1. - prepared to furnish all classes wliconalant ctn.; Ploy meat' at home, the whole of thtrue odor the spare moments. , Buslueas tolt . lili and prsitliatile.. Persons of either sex. est.stly . Esau trop e uoc. to ti. per evening, anti a proportional. stun, hidevotitsg their whole, time to the business. Boys nd girl's earn uoarlY is much tut men. Thut - all whstsii till, not lee may send their :ad:tress; and trait-tile bitstock - 45,, we makk this unparalleled offer: i To - eh' tie are pot l well uatistied, we will send ail to pity or the trouble of writing., Full particulars,' u v alua b le sample,. which will do to commence work oti, anti u copy ot the People's Literary Coinpattlon-on'whf - the largcet and best family- newspapers publisheits;all sent true by mall. iteutier, If you want permaneM, profitable work, addrists .I ' ....- ~ E. N', N.LLEN, ' (Jet. 31.1, 'tb-- t t-tiu - • , , A.ugtista i Maine. • LT OLLOWAY'S • ESSENCE , OF ' .JAMAICAit 111 NtiEtt, is t i t double strength, cost thtsoilly pure Essence of Jaitialest tilltilts In the market, . therefore the oilEy girth* tb be relied on In eases 01 Colic, Cholera Morlais,. Dlarrhwit, Dysentery . , loth , gestion, the effects of Change of NS' atey..Colds„Ae. Ask for lIollom;ay's alai talcs; no other. , A halt tesi , tqx.outUrof It ts more than equal toe wifble spoonful of any other.' Sold by druggists and storekeepers. Fifty cents per bottle. Johnson, nolloway &lieu...• don, tal2 Arch Street, l'hilittielplitit. '," , '. . . , • VIIII.DUF.N'tvi FM; Av'a V K . ; tx.iit;(ii: I 4.'“NrxerioNsi, Tho' are so delleious. The doctors mitt th - cithi3rA'Aity they are the hi(.st mute taut effect mil ientedM,,r - thoha pt.N.ati of WOlt 'll6 gen hi he .. - htiv.t the 4ighattirri of the pnurpriettSis DU the , ‘vrapper of oftelt box.; TAehty-tire cents per hut. JOtte,ou, Holloway l'owden, tkt2 .t.reh St., Juni, NE* STYLES. OF FALL ANTI Ninirrtli eitYlitiNq, • - • . . • .., , our Stoek In unusually. full and nontplete, e(mtpil,+- Sng matty• enttouy new eund tlealeattle at., lea of tooth inutinfaitured ..Into Mii7C2t,• Yot•Tlt'a .4.\U iltifS' •RFAU,V-71iA1)114 13-4,ItHENTei of all kltabi, ,q y . 14,001,1' sires. The nhe,t ptylh.h giwatit cut in the tat. ,t fast:- mu, tui •vVell as ithl.lll.'r and more. ninth_ll.lL43 Styles, suited% to all ta..tes s und ~ better lit Style,. Fit and , Workmanship titan any-other htoek ul ftetaly:Maita Clothing t) .Pninatelphia. Alio:, a . 4414.1e4 tilliOlik)11 Or Naw F.1.4.1.•A51. WINTEIt liragel rS tile I'ltxlE, WhttAl will las Ulnixif• Up to order, Iti the heat atatlition manner for th••••..i II U ,' prefer. A.II prleea ittntranteed • lota er than the 1 Mehl "..)..Wliere, ad- fttit shtf•te.O.- that guaranteed tivery.pureituaer in all 0te.,4*;.0r the motley refutulold - • tiantillea of tuatAndal sent by mall Whon.tipt4rt;ol..ittr garmentseither it•tul.t -Mad., 4 .t . Illaak, to 4 Artitin. ! ,- //a/fWV,La . tle:•ll BF. %N ) - BF Fri' & Opl.- • • . Fifth aini . ' Tower Ilatl. .• .. ' Stith t,t,„) ,511 Market strei't, • . , Philadelphia.' . .1.t.1e40 Ilru. ; tdwaX,' New York. • .. • ••• • , Outober 11, 'tk.) ; •- - ... • ~', 43 -4ttn, ; ....--,.-44........_.......„H-... _ ... -A COUGH. COLD. OR SORE TRROAT 'MD: ~.qtilres 'num:allay attenth in, ••aa•- - OW4 Jule:met often re , tith a ••Iht all e Inurable A.. ja Lung 1.11,40.a.5e. 1:14.0)V1Vi4 13110:•4111- c ;"/, c AL 'TIkO4IIF-4 ci , lll meal 'invuilubll. tItiONCH lAL gle Instant relit4. For IllioNcliirm, ,)• 4:lt7imi."4-LiTAIN6i,CON'SITI4PTIVS:zaIti, ' POC\ AC ~ TIIIUiALT - Iblsk:A.4/.1.1, they Mire's toothing‘i-h„ .1. •• : Ht\tit;ltti and '- I'l til'}‘..;AKELll:4 ijsetlieta ctiquat,ldpotrongthen the f • ofe... • ' • • Owttiiito the g..mr - K1 reputatloAl 116,1 p.iimilurity Trochee, many trorthtelts um./ eh etty ilaittltiortLsll i'Y ii;hireh tire gnntl int ivatli ray - 11t; s the true ... - Itrt.4)Nl'll!A Titt)i 711E54. • • •••• , 'O.-:.-15-61 • NIA.B g , S a lj i o A n i.,; l L re li t i p e l:!.. u . K.J 3 l . l i -- , I ), , ..,: i g i jil i u eL ,s r i t e t . . , is ti rt ,. ‘ , l s, ' 4 . k e .r . i: ,. . Citable American, : and {l Ith lill'lll colitc Ine.'xorgi.ki headache, heartburn, and a train. of sniall:dkeasAs: itarsilall's.Eliair I .tint Icon, propared with aii.olai ro-" ..(CFQIIN3 te'lltescConstitut tonal tronideeuf so roan}' 4r, our countrymen, and: so far the Im,Pal...att"4l: has. proved a decide a Success. The tirottrletors feel Mai; I in rtcontinentling it now after the trial of years, they are hilt I'olBlllpm alturnanc duty to-. wards the general cotintimilt f. - , Ft,rniql/?'ress: , • .. . fit)TTLE: t M. MAR.sll.o.l:',f..C'ci,.. Druggisi.4;oli)prii , t poi 'STR PIMA DrliP) If 1 441-tiold by Dr. W. if. 11.0111N1t.)7.C. rent r;!..4!.. tt in..Z.1,4!-- ly - - - .A rmithiro of rare hoatilg herbs, :,......:--11 - - lord is bottles only, 'at St.' ori J ' l o ck ~ . • per ,; . i rioz. Sent t 3 any ?cl. - - 7 •,••••••'" -. .ilt %frets Gik roceipt of mosey; .. . • .• ~ and,gua ed. • • li iii ‘ li c ' o:vac; ;' iti i it n ,s,__ .Dtmurit+kt I ' $Ol c lr `suEllll ll l sts PHRAYA ' SIVP , )5,1',....' /A Genuine Family Medi , 4. 1, - ..-- co tine prepared f,kr theL7 ure • _ -.. of Dyspepsia; 'Biliciiiinen,. 'Colic, reser a'Aijus - dc. Him : - , - - "enuraues digestion, dons .Hegrt.• , _ * TburN purifies the Blond; - & renUlates , the Livenzr fine Circular. Sol,l by Dnigzi.t.i. . " milsll ' Di. Aaivt,".'.-2J70),?,57...D.rir?,7„Y," 1- EAD . Nins.., It r'efl Oates tfie:Bo#. • - els, quiets Re ettaie ;- Intlammatior,i, and prom9fee gm , r .. G iea rr l, healthy rest. It . ina . , ft:ns h th p ot E . u , n nth, r ,T el inq . • easy.,, Pri,n. 24 c t.-per 80th.•.. sconta Inreotod in n 1 7 ..rc4 IMPERIAL Oti NIENT for Olio, Born•, F.,or, I.:rurrions.'ir. ; will weer Le regnltelc SuILE LY Druggi3ts. Marriage& Thaulcstriclnu' Day •14 . 6 v 18, by Rey. Mr. Heard, Mr. Ilt:Nur V'thun: go Co., (formerly Schuylkill 4%1.) to M 1.11.1N41.1.-4 WEtiti of-Stiurta. Wlsemigin. COX-41171'11illEr--On theMernine of lie. December, by , Rev. Joseph. MeCool., D (%4R -IaTO- rot, 01 cheater VoUti • ty, to Mias• Maurits. GUTHRIE., of Pottsville., •• • -,. . • the 2.Sth, tteV., Dreyfogel, Mr,Cß.tataii I3.J.reiTRICII, of Reeding, ,t o miss fitnym.Sl,oo, 4 a, Port Curl.oH.• • -5 t • I..lNVlNG—ilnvivN-911 the • 3aili by the Ray. A. U. tierubower, TuomAs grettpi tttiows, all of this plaee., , • • . . CLOYD—TtEtlt—On tlte :kali by Rev: J.lnek erson, Mr. THOH.A.t* 1:LOYII, la • DICK, all of Pottsville. • . * LAN'ODON—TROCT-4in the Xth'ult, by Iles - . Mr.. Dalrymple, Itr. nets LalloboN", - 'to MumaiLerrin THOM, all of MlneNvtlle.• * Our benediction upon Jessie' and Lrittle, for to the midst of their bridal happluee* they.tild not forget the printer who toileth for the lutpplift-mr of man 'kind. Their kind and weteonlo remembrance was, duly reee,ived and enjoyed, while the typal wiebed them all the good IRO( imaginable. • , • lIATTRASS-FAUST-On Dee. rah, 1809, by . Rev:. Rtr.hard Turner, Mr. titionGat NATrns.34, or rittard vtli•, to -Was Parcit.L.a FArsr, Of (ice:A.4m, Pa.* • PRIM:LARD-ROGERS-On' the :13d, ult.,' at POtta vllle, by Rev. Wm. MOrictio; .I.l..Punni- ARD te MVO ELIZAZINTH bath Or Ashland. .Pa. ROBINBC.IN-TRatT-A t Ma, on Tureday. December Zith, - is* by Rev.J. SChenek, 1.- Lhast *t. M.D.,ot Pottsville, to lit Ise Met= ,L 1 .s.,Tufarr. orkt ' SHORT:-HARDY-On Dee, Z,• ISM, Mr. Cfr..karali Bttoirr to Aflis Lizztrt itAnwr, both 'Of At. etair,,Pa.• . • AVATRON—ADA-1118025 , -on the 27th , ot 'llecfwpwr, at the Exchange Rotel, In • rottavllle, by the Rev. Joseph DicCool u btr. Jolis.Wxxsow and Mew Aovax R. daughter or r.Willtatiiikdamson,o7 New Mince.* WAGONER—HOFFMAN-1n Minerweille.pec. 21, 1820, by Rev. Chart. Flohtn ger, Mr. tikonow 'W.A wax. of Lebanon Co. to Mae XlAtrru A.florritAw,. of blchuylkill Co. ' • ' . Wanteb., TIBTOBILATION 1/7ANTEDI.—WILD LANDO. D SITUATE IN LUZERNE the par,- tiee a tract of, 3,000 acrai,of Wad about, the year 101, of John Leonard, , .of the city of New. Yes% Or Alexander Flaunipta, supposed to beat that timeerlld lands, beingsportlM of a tract, of 12,900. _serer, conveyed to John Leonard ond recorded. st - Ntlkesbarre in lirst Tbe party,•,or their heirs; or in! holding any deeds otstreh convoys_ .tree will rewarded for any information 'of 'use. Part of the Janda now IW 'rah* towtiships orMlymouth, Bedlbrd and Northumberland.: • • . • Address, • SAMUEL A. LEONARD, Dee. 19, '46.--M-Itn 851 (Rh Aventie;„New,york. rociejugEgpittL—WAlk , lTED—A situation by'an • VP experienced Bookkeeper; well aessinduted• with • the routine of the foal bustrlas. liddreas BOOIV WEEPER, Box 115, Ashland. Pa.% Dee Ifroo-Itat—zitt ANTIII).—An active Toting mut t not intral4 of wort, kremlin In so3tore. tO wR3Le xtatatEi qs—a-tt authanoy cur, vs; . SnMng PittlOtits; & W 1130,11. SEWING MACHINES, rfore*Solto. KO on - moni Mot ' --Mewing . Messrs: Wheeler t Wilson received the Gold Media. nut! the. only one, awarded for Om most perfect sow (mg Usebine and ; Blit ton-hole binned 'et Use .Paris EN;posi-, tion. • 6 DEfti3Y,..- 17 S flen'l Agent ter. the Exposition. • sDellY.lese 'ont the world where, • Only into merit game favor," and superior*- . * Wilson Sewing Ma i the. Champion, , by the .nown by the number roan ..ont the. snot at io lothe present tinte.tlunrimrinsbittit t and sold ever mulliachines.. lidenooln, manantertge next door to the panoplies. pottatine..po, where all ate invited Wean and examine the machine before batielse wham. Agent for Xrillefteikuul siren at the Heh rod uYikUl chasm *Mont entre coarse. - Dal e - 1 4. 4 1 .! tx IILINIIIIII7OIIT orirmalltr: LA _Lift _VA.) Baled - Lubricating asttl Wbotti OIL oa,mol attend Wand prompt remlttap-: 011ie t.* . •. • : . • J.A.NPARY, 1.870 • 1-, oft - nub - ,Toittib: -STiItAY.COVV.—:I-I,ark ITr1;;•(!.' C t'i f "•:" 4l pr- , -; , • ..bts about 15 or le,a i.r, iiiil, •,‘ it h felp:,:,• ell th..( ; oucrt , hora, I t goo 4. kr1tt , r.•.,11 , ,, t, Use pr( , ltl,' •'• ' the gob...et' tier, su o clay, 1... i.. ~. 1,0 .: , r; .,.,,,,,,,, - hay.li be Some 1 -).Y . Pa.v i a i'g , =-1 ,, 12-4 - . f?i fikil• --, SWAY, • —.. WM. 11;,':N rEi.. . Dec.lt '40 , -.l l 3—ra* ' N, 0ri1 , .:41.1.1. TcAsie,l • ~loficc~. TICE TO- CONTRACTORS. —i'vn ) „,. IN I,IIIV. MN s t.tl at Wt.' Unice of O w hlitittr , ,t,..; 0.31 ,at t heir ,411::t. Ow t : the , 4::111,6t1 :il tit° .1 the r:tipilrlnte4‘l4::::. :rt zit:Atliit)Lin, or az t Ito 4-.4:lllerv.' .1% J. Anwial , }t 411./1.1.er0,0t" ttio Itutik Ut z \lyprG. rl/1.•, :t., La 1.1r....1"1,,r , , to,litiret" 14r th.• I.SCI b, 1 1+,1* lit 'f ihil2rm of 10.1. M. ,11..1 V. M. • " . . "., , ..)--• - gv-•tt , • .f.....\1 . 1 , TMA!ti, gib r. $ GRACTILTUBAI. ilex:tit:lg I, toekitol4..r. of I tirtiPPark AtNi. 't trni i. 11l _at the Pail; liou,oott , to:. 1 , 70, at fici , k•l: P. M.. , for ttlu pm rvone 0.1 rlrcUi. ,I. l lr.etor.. Ilk, . . • • • L Wt./31E1.'4101Zr, rr K }Atilt rt.% , t oh , THE hi INE HILL BCHU kit.t. RAVEN t:A Li c't ' Prl I iA lAlt :IF, .3101,1 i hex :xllll ia! pleet I. q' Pre..l,lent I tehoM ;ter, Itold at tit, WU., Oc . (lia, I . .oriplinyc •,i :tti;t 11. e• I,ttootittb uattur.•,l I r, 'kb 1..„A.. M. , ILLIAM 1/10 'LE; • 1,0-42-dt ' A__ - A MEET/N(l'4k' T.llll wrocx. LiOLDE, ot li".•%litt. It t I Olt Um, And LA) • .blll. of :1; V. )11 ht• ilt•111, nlj tjtl I 41.114. V. W.. It, 1,1,her," 1'„It 111....0.11_11U • 1113. - ; 4, It, M., for t enstilt* yen I:. 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Crvain, ciiicf . mon,ry, null Una. iilti,,:n/ In mehnyik . lll i , "atny,• t"r a tern, in 115... ~,.. f •oVi. ll Yt,far ,- ; - 41'1( It sija "1 stork and tow. of larnittu , ataltlitun.a.. Being:ail t 4 da1,14„ , :ia..1 at ' and of.l.Wet.t. , yt',i N; Mat hat ing all] vb.! rutin,' itnitioAltivtditotno t , r at os.ridah-1 ran ,,, l .\.11.-I',l. Pos . ,easton Apt IS }i ~ p. - , - ,,,,„ ~, , 19 .m - t}l. , nrenuseseto . " . - ~ .•, JOHN' ' M. CIO..briLANP, 4 No, ):3'...42,... - 11:6-, st ~ l'ot 3e, t l ' i ',, . I -3i ;ARM. AT PRIVArk 4 Ei'SAL.E. : — , :t. Parra J atin lug i..l.;ia.tret, ttixt o Err Paptsr Township, Cartion Counejr, -Pa:. wlu • of •Two l+wt;iling; Hank Ltarp: Wagon She tipring- 11,0111. e 4iol• Roir;to:4l.l4o, a spring 0i never • , fallit4 , , ,v4tter; teiilknt 10 1 / 1 0 11011 , w; algowy .13 of Railroad air gootlnark-.1, Wlllllll 1%0 Um three , 011:•• for I , littictllars iuquir4 or - diECilti/1..i i:,.; iiretalsex, or 10 E. F. Bol)ElVl'ott.m a 'U9—'ll-tf • . . A ...RASE] OPPOI3,TUI,IItY TO,: •• A. 0001) COAT. , . TRI: Coat. COMP.V.CY Offer to tense a portion of their I Dale Eq yet irntouched, in the ,V•iLland (Ste Nt:d. Region, containing the MA3t.Nit eflf with thew lying and overlying veins, in very tine condft Appliration to , trade o. President; No. Ile litrouth% 9y, York, or to • , • . I.IARRIS,, . ti,Ar A gout ut Potuoviliei ,Ja •- - ' EAL ESTATE -AGENCY.--OPPICE. IN h I 1.- - VtIE.TIAIRAeI:,•-•=111.; tin,lihrhigne4l liming lu.i years' flx peel en 01' an rvvy I 'OF,- kla.tunituation. 'ploriiin)ti and lilatioginadit Lando ; • iriTl and adjoining vox; Tit reaped fixity tql; "rwryi , :ooto oortn•ra of t4td.f4, Collieries, and lira; • Cal e.or every deacri pt I ou; Ito prepared to tdr,-io • l'itre•haso:aud, Sale of Root Eaton), 1:x111101o...two and. I levelopment of Coat Lalr,l4. ExfL i otfotion atild 'Report on Condit 1641 uf ! , %•0114:.(11trilbf Rent, reorntmt of TEsse...i. s4tltvo3sof Mlnes..l.a.kith,, dte. • FRANI: Pk nil' 11 '!if. Troll tnlHit, drur , 4'entrnl National flank, A. 81,1,11, A. Co% JoAnift i)r, I: , 1 Philmi. , lobl4; Adolph E.,gorie,l , :sq., PL • !a. 1. •1 1,1 , .. september le, '69 • ' • . , • F .OR..BALE.— • • , . . . = 'A .LARGE LOT OF 5111cIIINElq . . I .eavetity4eureeentlnt;',, lal Ity.luyr::,o,enienw 1 1111 y -._ " 2 thirty " • .. I twentf..• t .' '' r • : - 1 twelve '' I.elg h t portable . "' I four .'' $ Hellen,. , 30 In. x 'Z'll.; ' • .1,4 " I • •'' ' .4'• • " -301 n. x. 20 ft, _JO strum itil, and r)t - i •.1 " 30 in..; 31ft. _- ,• pump., . •-••• 2' - -4 -SO in. alO ft. .- 2) tulecur on3l/2, T 1: )nu t I' " •24 in. xl2 rt. - - nizen. . , _ • A . " 24 in. x 0 It. 1 10 feet bohtlee ,fralr• ".. 1'- . " 12.huree, tnbulxr. . ' ,leith bolts Ana L'a' • illy' ilelGl.n.onlurnst tripe. tint cxinmlete. 4 44 A r 1,2 . ~ . . 1 3 feet otallhotr" sl ,l ' .1 i.& of 4 In`. i'dpi . i.a. 1 40 Inch be 110:.... in ."*. ..• '1 .1 ti lie po . leytters . visomnt/2,bc." ,44 r '. ,2 14 " ' ling toole.„. - 1 12 '" " -1 heeding butyl. - I lAinpfe/ fa u, 31 1: 111 '""" . 11.;ys, sbuftlng, SC., ai Ps'- !Street. ' •:- ~ JAIIEZ Sl'AltKA „ EMI BIM= ,n. Irirge lot of wit MAMA nerylreput on Oust ..144,v013,"W--48-tf XTA.LITABLEI COAL P.IIOF:ERTI 'TO T LEASE. . . . , . • IME: MAN6I,7ER COAT, COMPANY oilers tor - Lease ita•.MtlainWperiv of li.V.a a c res Await' 10 , . ,Wil"-trolli the f Illeliniond, Va. 1 W iii be Lea ed: Illatil:Noventbe . s OCI, with priellegelof purfleA' a •atexptr.atlott tor 51'.4 . 1,01.0, " This propert y ; offers, great Inducenien parties destrous.ot Mining Coal, as In conseau to of the -wd r k B Wing entry completed, lytloTf uy 9'o , will lx , required: Tone Coal is se iti I- Bitumlttons,and adnilrably salted. ' ferMaii, Steamship, Radroatl. or Iran Foundry par : pd*&, lt rat: new be brought' to New sycori,;, fur at -A' to ton, snit on the completion of a small portion or ~ he ow° awl chesaptake Road, It can be brought , 1. .hereat it clad of *3 75 per tau. That it is tilita...lially . I 42f,'S frothsulphur,l4 established by the, i , (net tht it h has been and 'IA M . ,\ beingused by the TrodeSittrro 4 Company Of .Richintmd. , - . . The Company' owiel about 4 miles of Railroad, tear-. [ Ina but aIW Mlles over which tow htli,t be pai,L— , Compare this with: the Cutuberlstai Coal C.MupanY; - The works;, is stated above, sre‘alreompiete. tot 8 ~ capacity of fallY GOO tons ,per day', 40 that any ot/v _ hewing the property will itud everything introrkia4 order for an Immediate and conatunt Supply uteoni. ' The vets is now over le feet In thickness. 1 ' .The foncemixf is S very moderate calculation or what Way be' one! at. ones. - tilii . tons.per day far :le? trokking days would,be ati 3 Otd tons. at a prod& ofi l §;: 'Per tem ishith-ean i." bad in _Ttlettinond, lids a ni v u i c ig 1 , tler altioulliunrieildUritttrargbl/crnotelM io Z.ievi . .Ytitk ivmueh lahter, profit obtained. . . .. . .For farther uttoiyuitiun a.:•to* • - -.- "• . . / • • /..... 1 I ~,