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SATURDAY. AUGUST 20, ;1870,
lux 3111N1. J MENAI. lei lame every Ogrerda
m oreteg, sod ibea to velmerlbin WV IS per i?ulese.! 2
releance cetrehAll4Nt_ alwr iedvikees.
ouni Ansi= airsalvemiga... •
s cbessitiosirsammitostsstise so strO d r l4 Ts 0 .
Iv Blew% Deigns i. Ell See In cor ilL T l nsigh tare
Te Illnlisets end Weal Timbers we Ira
Grit go per sulswools silmar: ; • i
wise al r:sisssiswss. ~ •, , :-. •.: i 4 4 . - '
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TIM DAILY =MID JOURNAL..ii published IMIO7
weetday morning, Amardars &seceded' ,
YLAIDe.-Tes aces pow wieitredde .al d allrligrag
scut
pi whom ts Is served.S
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itiLlic-Dnble-, Dr , ArkidWyeep oic.c. o. l:
araiths.o* mouth&
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„DAILY AND INTICELY 111111:111r IDDDDAL p sow
Uannim. adyucee: es DDT dd doed9e 4 , „.. ' -
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SANNAiII 4 PAWS % rebEdiers.
THE WAB IN SUBOPAL
.
THE past week.:has been one of much
fighting between the Fiona Mid Prtui
eau
_force!, With - but One reaultie cesitin
-.Lied Pushing back of.the French. armies Ur,
wards their Cailtsil. JEluoisay •fighilni
took place on troth sidle of the' Moselle'; it
was renewed on Monday, and on TueedlY
'there was a battle lasting .all day. The so
suit or these eagagetneuts 'was to aever'llar
F.ench army, driving . one-half iota Mots
aid the other to Verdun: It seems, 'there
tore,: that the intentiOu of the Prussian ditto.
=sutler, Prince: .Frederlek Charles, Was to
split. the milli Frendh army into tiro 'trig
inents; which be aufeeeded In datum. and
that all the efforts of...the French de not:ap
pear to have reunited ther u tigmelltelliOn•
The French Generals, !.• _ _ tie -and - 'Mari
genies, are doing all that entrimatidere can,
du under the einbanissitig elreCinstances;hut
their folOes have been ao continuously at
tacked and. worsted,-nutwithsuinding the
courage with which thy fight, that their
• cause may be i considered In ImMitient peril.
A great battle is expected to be ellen fought
-.at or near Chaloits, where the -French re 7
serves are gathered. It Will In all probability
be the
.deciding fight of the war. If the
Prussians can succeed in eonentrating their .
for es there, before the retreating French
forces whiph the Prussians belie been so un
ceaAligli harassing, can form a junction
with the Emperor, a victory as signal as that
which closed. the late ;Austrian campaign
will seat with the Piussians. The premoni
tory symptoms of 'such a ,result are seen in
the rect that the BonaParthits are reported
to be fleeing from France.' Ex-Minister 0111-
_ vier and his wife have Sled from Paris
to Italy. Prince Napoleon', has. also ttorte
-to Itary with his family. The Empress Eu
genie tiaing packed upend diSpatched all
her valuables, 1 , including &Ores of great
vet ue, has Jeff for England byway of Belgi- .
um. As fok•Napoleon he dare not return' to
Perla. He has expressed his willingness to
treat for peaoe,-trut the terms of the Ring or ,
Prussia and •of Bismarck, If accepted, Would
have him shorn of all power esti sovereign,
for it is stated that l they would in it Inidlit on
• the exclusion or the Bonaparte family. from
the,throne of France.
• This iii brief is the situation. The .Prus
: - sinus have been vietorlons in every impor
tant attack upon the thinks of the-retreating
French army, which beaten andtdemoraitzed,
is preparing to make its laet7etand at Cha
, lons, The French peopletire exasperated in
the 'highest degree; but p i ciirlelts to prevent
• - .the advance or the vreterious Prussians : —
• .Naporton is rapidly hastening to his fel: It
1 ii quitf pcs.sible that before the lamb shehi.of
•
the great bailie shall he 'al-0, the,
Emperor Will iolloW his Empress tdi Eng
.•- laud, c never to return to Paris again: The
elisis cannot be long )deferred. ',We believe
front indications that iris close at hand.
• 7 LIORT WASHINGTON On the Potomac
. 1 1 • sixteen miles beldw Washngton, is so
well known tti• those soldiers fn m this Ifor
' ougn whdgarrisoned-it.during the early days
of the late war,' whoOitive,,ofter;, trod every
foot of It from the water bat u-p to.the old
• 1
brick house which constituted the headquar
. .
tent of Major ( now General) . Raskin, ;that
they wiN4e know; read' with Interest the
_
following extract from a letter the PRE.SB
from "Ethel .NeWcOmei" who e,
i ntly visit
edi .
the: Fort. After describing e Fort, its
4z
. lovely situation, etc. . and Sta air . . that -it is 1
.garrisoned by eoinpanit4 A and lof the 4th
.
V. S. Aptillery, she narrates the following
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happened. • tinfillin e 6'eta hned. In 1868, at
P • • winch r . .
. the Fpfq •
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As it in verification of the asitertion that joy
- and sorrow lie very near each.other in the mys
-. tort& of Wei I learntd of the sad tr agedy which
do l ed the somewhat eventful car, ' rof Lieuten
ant CaSey, a young o ffi cer, not lon since at this
'Dirt, One of the gra4uatin,T t elaiS of "68" (at
West Point), lie came off withfiying colors, and
was almost immediately a.gsigned to dut y , here,
Whither' liu_ came aerotripaniect' hr his bride, a •
-, beautiful and wealthy girl of the.ipper-tendetsi .
of New York city. }laving, very shortly atter
his arrival hero, ordered one of the privates nn-'
, der arrest for some very trifling offence, he had
`. hint cofitined 10 the guard-house foseveral days.
. I.7.enn the in wiling of the. soldier' release from
custody- it was the Lientenancs, tu nto drill the
.; troops. Woen-the.comnfond was given to :lire,
the officer, who stood direetty in front. of the in-
oen.ed soldier, received a shot through the head
ti and fell, expiring almoinitumediately. A.court
. . ofinquiry was at once institutedadd the pri-
I v
'vate arri,sted,• but owing to the ant' of MAE
' , clout eyidene& Vt.; acquitted. ,Th „young. wife,
aim tst. frantic with grief , had th brieer's re-
, " MAMA' e.lliveyed to her home in N w York,! but
what Was her 'atatotiishotent - upo her arrival
there to Wad them claimed by the la fat wife pn d
brother of the des-rased. It seem. that his first
marriage was stolen, entered - int -even
.before
'he beeame a cadet, and that by ti ingling With'
. , • the guy society that from seasoto season is
• wont to assemble at West Point, I e became en
am.r w
ed of the unfortunate girl 1► , fli hesberu
• elly deceived by Marrying her', a d from Whom
rl
he stitheeetted in effectually cone ling all tiace'
. • ~of lifts former life. After annoy nem of a Char
acter the in ist harrUwing, over th pour lifetesa
. body, the deluded girl of fashion, et withal the
• lovingwothan, was. persuaded to yield to the
' wife, who'huried,the once-tuved'c niformably to
her humble station in life' but it'll as much
reverattee and affection tie if her whole- future
life had not been darkened by hi. wicked pride
. , and lack of steiulfastness in the fl eat feelings of
the human heart.'
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' TILIE, AMENDED IN ATERALI7 T/ON • LWS.
• —The act to amend the nutu . !tuition i.ttrs
, i
- - .t. arid iotpunish crimes against. to same, and
for 'other purposes, which was i, • • at the
ki 'last session of Congress, vont ~ ns seven sec-
' tions, of which the following. I- - . an abstract:
The first sfSSion. imposes an imp - .nniettt. for a.
term not exceeding II v e years, tu or I - than one year
read u nue not to exceed one Dlollaap,44OßSra, in 411/.
eases of false swearing under or by , virtue of the law
'relating to the naturalisation of aft na •
- • • The second section tummies an I o prisontnent of
' , nut iess than a year, nor myre•ttuen • we - years, and a,
line of not teas than three hundred d . tars, apt/neon
. iletiou for any false personation ..r for. forging any
• certaltste order, record, signature o other act reliwo
luf„ to or providing fur the nantrall lion cd.allens;
or to sell sir to any manner uls • of any false, .
• forked, ante-dated or counterfeit oat • :Jana/Mon or
. - nottee atoresald.
• . The tutrthsection provides for th • punishment or
atiS7 Oentou who Knott use any to , • • or counterfeit
..- certificate of naturalization. The . nutty' or this
offence is a floe not toleximeci one t oneanadoilars
or an imprisonment not exceed • two-years. or .
both, in tileAl , •cfetion of the Court/. ol
Tne fo'it-14ktion pro vid -s that tit , act shall a p ply..
• -to all prcarediugs had or taken or a tempted to he
. • had before any snort In which an • proceeding for I
nuturallr4lioli shalt be commence: and gives tol
[ht....Courts hi the United states Jci, imiction of alt.,
ottences under the provisions of tti licit - , -- '
...Tne WO/ section gives to the Ju t * a og,the Circuit,
court, in any district in which•the • Is trelty having
ppwards of .v,t) . Inhanitants,.powel „ btappollit two,
..,
clut6us for every election iltstrictor 'piing precinct q l
•. ~ono front escii political party;authorilkeu to.attedl
- at al/ tittles and places fur the registration of votera
and the e alining of votes tor Re;re:sexually. 8 in,
Convent, and makes the penalty for interferingwith such; an: imprisonment of - no leas than - one
i
l
. . By the sixth 'ec
It
lion, iirshals In; any city of up
wards of 20alUti ohabitaitui,ansautithrizeti to appoi tit
to: many speci deputies as may oentvessary to pre
serve tinier at any election-for itepresentatives in
r , •
. •Congress. .
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. - The ;seventh ejection extends ill! hattireatinuonl
-laws to Wiens of jAhican nationality, and to penalks
of African thainept, • . . ,
The policy of protection is making Miss°lull
one of tbogreateat iron mantegaet wog Woe" 01l
We nation, and of fat. Lottla almost e,second
Birmingham. Yet the Free Troika of 3 1 4sloulil
Would rather. See this inpottant;ltidthititile- 1
• etr.leil than built np—rathite:hee us '409,1'
•nn Great Britain Vasa indOtretident . 0 ;
their ruinous and • tomnitimable idessLertVat• I
luwed to prevail for even twelvenxitt ntrhrY !
• blast-furnaoo and forge In lillasourf dbe
" late, and evert: bed of ore as ondei*Ped as
.Srature le ft it.—POss.., • - I;
Yea, and the entire country I woui be .
duced to the wretched Condition E iand Is
now i n from her .ruiuous policy f Free
Trade, closed workshops and crowd , * poor
houses.: And yet we see -11 this eouttry cirri
' doctors orpapers, ostensibly cond - eted in
-
the interest 'of workingmen, Who. studied' •
ignore tbe question if they do not oppose th
:policy of Protection. To the Maintetiftece o
IwiNuate.PrOtehtlqn to; ,tll.4tr, 19C40)3°,
the - workillinien -of „ countt'y look' to keep
up wages, aniftbecenductors of tteir - pmpers
who play • intoY:the hands of ttie P te , TAO .
Democracy on this snidect, am 'dealy en •
mite of the true Interests of the working
classes.
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TIVSKINIY,...-
WZDSLIIDA2
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Remember the
Moeda)! 'ruing.
ME2
El
Joseph Hadinsilaliiinounced as $ am
for Stverilf,suie, the clScision of rne•lieoo-..
linniVinuty• -
I'v •••
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• To-mOrrow.=- Thirty- rib Sunday of 1/O
ynir and, Walk lutSr r %WRAY?. /V . " ietlg,
1$ Yours and $ll *rotes.
Timp,Plinn crop is odd tO failure ha shame
all melanoma at rho I noun 6 -:Tbey are - ray
*carol in this put pfthQ unrrane. ,
ivory andianle i•iougtit into' ut;:
gallon yesterday to• iiii ade p
which place" &least •
WlB_the Rs F/
Mind Ilharmvail•
- Mend us nos lopes easel lama' turned until
tire earner, arramhltl, an - poorly Pruensf
n u4 D -wit i T. ! •L.a6---- •
Bay- W • ,an loidoiof igenOie we
oierutut - ;tea I . rofipda yesterday
log. We call upon Itte.COiof Isurgeso I to' •
'..sroy Weis tbui . k... 7 •
r,
Tito Nev. Wis.' ton; `of Caisson flus,..
retnPritl.b nCh rtt, Cti otrI: 4it7eio,bp=m
O
Monday) ink et
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Now that the est fp over end the .
We,'garnered: ng folk s in thavom
district, are ng you by holding. happy ,
veal homer; ilea*/ • 1 . pi 4 .alas and !'itich,',
*Mama wank! • 1 : ..,_ I
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The Saperintep oT the Census , tltureizi
thinks be will be Able to gni* the complete pop
ulatioathe eonntry byline 11th of °melba r.
He eases tli population of the country at
_..„
40 300,k
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The Bev. Dr. = .. Vey,
_pastor of the .8 ,
P n re t s a rrian , Cis • rah, Market Square, 1
p in the Me . °dist Church, on Babkat
10 o' look.' A. M. The Citizens rime
Inv' - • - Sate f , . .1 •
, ,
Cohn:was
busiest perlnd Common School Debut:
. ment, the Superi tendeht , and' clerks being
busily engaged in .. hig up the annual report
for the school y r ending Juni,l, 1870. All
.the aebool l ei lsfriet t nbracing about two thin=
sand are ni to hive their ~r eports and
k.ertibeates, or at 1 four monthat schooling,
by the 15th of Jun e: Eight hundred war ma
far the Igre app have have been ism..
tinciaini • Wasps renutining in tdin Pot . Tile
Post OM .. Augnin, 19. 1870: .
AdcoCk L . - Helier Mary A IfoalleW -4, roald
1.... Ft
Bernell ' .cis Jo John J Quinn Davkl -
BAWL!' John •E. ily IPst rick • 1 Quinn Cornelia
isouvenit Jas I k:dleard_ : Pettenglll J T
Boyle John 1 ruskinl P Schwartz 3' ph
Ltoylei John ld Laughlill BsldTurtbidl A d w
Evans Eva 4 Msnney CT . Taylor Mar
Evans EFs , MorphyJames Wallace W
Hearn Arthur un Dr J J Wilson J
nd
Hi aliallman M ich el Matilda Wright Jul
Horn Kate 1 • • Mnroe Maggie Wllllions.o
Bess Bally 1 • Mtimen Mary
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The. Werkin en'e Tialret l .—The 'folk
ill the Tull jacket orniested by the• wort ,
men's Conventiod which iiasernbied at St..
on ,the ititti inst: I P _.__,.... '
S eng ite.._,k,•E. Sauerbry ; St.' Nicuoiam.` ` 1
ytize,
Assembl —A. '.T. Eltuatziager,.Loss CI
Citiorge gers,l3i, frardville; F. Macon,
Castle: I
f- , -Sherift vi Orme, St. Clair. ' - t• •
i Gianni lener+laines Gallagher, Ashland.
Director o r Poo4
—Thomas Toohey,
..)Ittiney
City. 1 ; - I .
Jury Cotnini toner—Nat. Fitzgerald; St..
Clair. .
Auditor D. E dmunds, New Philadelphia;
Mill ' P itinrill litlearn,soon - have
taryi— o ,
.8 W we ..
two ~military companies, cub organised in Fish
bach by the Knifing Mill hands, and the other
'by the COlprad , of Gowen Post, No. 23. The
energetic lid ca blepotntnander of the Post,
W. P. Hu hing e ,h
ly in the ter, a nd
himself warm-
we hope that he will he ,
itat esa
assisted b the c mrades In speedily organizing
a compan whin shall be a credit to the town.
Owl Borough has been too long without milita
'ry orgamr,atiiinaj and it is gratifying to see -• • '
movements ftire starting of companies ;N4
trust that this is ' but the Mitiative is Ws- mat
ter here, and that otJaer companleis will beapeed,
ily form" , • t- ,
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A matc . ll IMMO of base ball was . played on
Thursday at, the Schuylkill Haven ground* be
twe-en th e I, o • Miss of that place, . and the
Buiellits Cif Cressona. The result of the game
was a viiitiry fo-, the Sure Hits, by a score of 48
to 60. Tit' r gamy was kotly•contasted, till to
wards the last, v'hen the Hit or igiss seernedlo
give out. Both [crabs are composed of smart
boys, tough and quick. • The return match will
be played at the Agricultural Park, Cressona. '
—A match game of base ball was played_ at
New Philsideiphia ow Honda s ' , between the Care
less-Coomi of Silver Creek, and- Lbiyinakera of
Tusearora,.resuhlag in a Victory, for tbe former,
by one Innings . d Lienria, tie. Thlsls the sec
ond match the : dui* haVe played; and in both
cases have the ..ns bee. yieteliotv. , . •
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raplesion o Fine pliip.--LO a . Wednesday
morning, says thelseran n REPUBLICAN,astIie
rocktnen wore going to NtOrk in the shut of the
Roaring Brook Coal Co.ort-Durunore,an eipio-
Mon of fire.danip took plaeg, by which night
men werelitiore or leas i klur6/1. The only men
in the shaft at the time •are ten rock men, who
'were engaged in the MI .lle vein, blowilig tidwn
roof. It appee's that the men „lied heretofore
till a safety Is i inpr an continued to take this
pr caution agaibst Reel lent for a longtime, bth,
never findingny • pr, tinally.nbandoned.ft.
Oa, Tuesday ey ninig, then the mien left 'their
any
work. there ; w - no ppearance of damp, and
they consequebtly ent to ',Worki:yesterday
morning with, nitide ce, but when the foreman
of the gang we it to •ow the thin their work
for, the day, the dam caught lire from his lamp,,
arid eight of th . ten ere more or legs severely
ininred." :: .-'• ' ' - • "
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Murderous
three boatmen . 1
Canal below M.'
road House, ke I
CarbOn. After'
talk, one of the
Port Carton, as,
Clinel,and Gor!
mites. They
You are matt.,
.incor'and app
whereupo i
Theti c Cullins
Carr and cut bi!
hitu autrightfn
condition. - It
a woman was
week, without
faring. Prow
lie nuisance, a
lintior. •
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Cricks.. t— P • in:mills vs. Girard, of Philadel . -
phia.-41 vole • 1 interesting and, well-contested'
game oficrieket was played , yesterday at the
Cressona GI nada, between the Pottsville
Cribketri and
. the Girard; ,of Philadelphia.
io
We saw ap4 . tion of the game, and were saris
tied .that lea ,ing-out thetwo, professional play-,
err *bp we !with the 'Girard Club, and not
strictly me ' bers of it, the - Pottsville is the
sin mgest 0, 01, of the two, As it was, the Tott-i
-vine, alter misp,Trited, contest, was only beaten
byklone run hind three wickets to spare, which,'
under the hirouatstanoes, we 4:onslder -quite
creditable to etir boys.
Annexed; is ho score: , , ,r. . •-;-... - .
I * . PO_TTsVII.T.E. , -. . - ~. ,"
1
il lf m tv u ;tztivis . - . •-'2D/41‘1214,
4311 b-• . eEntve r - ' . f. - "
'_ I Omit; • 0. brtearism idAleintyre 3
Parrr,db Melnt . , . 0 h Meltityge, -- _ . /1)
17 . r e
R1(1, ---- -. bide et-- 0 • lire ,"
idgtY aft!` tyro
Reanso b w b Mclntyre,
b Mclntyre, ' -
tinalth b Jarvis t.
ettchter b Jarvitt
Taylor, b Jarvla
Met7ool, b Met&
Lee, not out,
Hunizinger, b
- ,
N% ttles, - •
Leg byes,
I Total.
; :AN
Mclntyre.,
Jarvlx,
-• 11
Jarvis,
Pe on,
• , GIRA
t- , tsr LNXI ,
b Ktl
• Wilberimm, b •
• Taylor
Pearson, b 7:J
Ridgway,
, Verzaoll„ b Hun'
Jan..* b Hun
littenol, • •
D. Rhodes, b
E. Winch*, b
bnitn, •
WilkeesOn, ba
j progL4.4o l
Yerkee, b Stich
Ides,i
LOS WM"
XIS OF 11014 , 14414.
rwirim: •
' talks. Rana: Wleimtalliksieati•VMea
lianatahwee; .m* - 4 .7 ,
fBftelater . If * •0 •- . 1 3 • 1,
suoier.: • ‘l4 7 "l9l"(i ! k a d4ili t .41`.
littutstingei 7 •
.10: op
W.
mptret. stile, Mao W. Meadiment
("rl. . - • 411 !'
•
*
i vitiito4O
W, IMO& taittitay PO'
p
..t Chib, emd - ArIU „leave for game Ibis*
m .ra rir i well 'Want; wir Itadaramed,' with
'the r • -t. We presume Max a *mum hiatati
will be played - Use corning Pall. _ •
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First 4 iso.
O K. 17 Os.
Le a
st Q. II
14 2 4
54 0 120 .
Now U. A 424 1ey
Mai
F is
7.4
IT
17
b
19
6 a
SO
643
441
Sc
at Velem Hall' on
late Middkport die
ing dIY•
ldhlitikte
lit tb.
IL—On last.SaLurday night
'inspecting a break lit the
Carbon, went into the Kali-
Janie+, Kenny, in 11,unt
got ih and there wawsome
lamed Culling, belonging to .
I the Other two, Barney Mc-
Carr to join the Molly • Ma
, sad; and Collins said to Carr
rishman nor a friend of Irish-
as
u3ri un
he
I • an opprobrious . °pinta 1.1/
Can knocked Culling down.—
tne Kimsey ihmity • tell upon
• teed open and haploid kicked
k that he 'is :now in a . critical
as in this !mule or Kenny ,that
enchahly mutilated tact Sunday
y or the family present, Inter. ,
accounts this house h a titib
d should have no Heel:mei - to Hell
Rem .0 a Terkel :8
0' b Jrzylare Pearson, 5
•it Janis a Yorke*. 8
c b Junks. . ,• • • • 0
O b Mclntyre, • .0
.1 b nude Melntyrc. „ 1
2 not out,
O b Mclntyre,
0 b Mclntyre c Jere bc„- 1
:4 1 . '
=
, 1.113111 OF BOW LING. • . , ?;.:,
Is? I:MIN°.
~,,
' Is. . IPlns., %yieliettc , Weddell&
2
,
1 A i .J . - . 8 ;
. .
iltst*a,
114. Rune. Wickets. Maidens 10141..
r 'll 3 . . 1 - .
8' 1
1, 12 ---- ; 6 •
D, OF rtnualEimilk. .
G . 2D ryitxxa: . '
• ter, ' "111flitnn oat, ,• • r' 4
:ticitter c - . • • : •
X ,DatinfaLoier; 0
•
3 lb Ilettiriager, " 3
% b 8044er o thaDtals
btEttzlittier,, it 1
0'• • 2
itittester. • - • 0
ME
latiOnter
Oehler. c
4 b*eatichtfr
itnntel
0 Not Ettit,,,
flinger,
,r 0 Not out,
NO& out,
8 •Nat out,
=I
I
Total,
' A.'
=2
THE " MINERS' "
To Petnt, on P.
Intended to be
El
moved, leavllls name
lire in Morris' Ad.:tither:o
was rabid in Morris' Addif
log- about twelve. o'cloel
cstettingll the roof of
'
lk,,trlY__ynkoopil_Lror
mvelialitig Me
Clair and Frackville.
bond it hal been a =atm. we
Jpen lo clean out their: fizipigh .
-raiseUby, this any driven tibAktilt...
to a greet distance around. is prefaioe should
lin
bee
runs in so clone p in
, Wito_ . ,
oratoryatory zniterfaeltt ih mity it eitVi3.4l,
houses and stable'. I ..,•.
______,— . ' ,
Another muter .. our nervilliPs
should immediately bolt istter,- fa, ;AtiP An s.
frame store hour just try the . rakes*
and adjoining the stable that wee mi t iee, we ate
toid, there is stored `
.about fiftf of,efair
oil, which, . had . not the Galata begii, sly
amend andestbilP 44l . 44 Alulat bass:also
ignited and :, burned to tbe_preaz
neighboring peewit* I Wblklf-ent i =
wet. decioedly .the propriety. of i gtre 1 ,
bonzes, to mted near deigns*
A t
purposes stile , one Is used.? we Ileak.it 4
ty of Abe clineursk sattairittelt4s;intsrlart
this
matter, .and if there :le no.oedlassee in et i i
totem. plobibiting the -fanne;lo'peusApke
once, and see that it is enforced. ~
The sesble and stombolies referred to, ha:
ileve. - are the gropers Y ilfq B• 0 71 60 / 1 . 11 ,P,if,Z 8 4
of Philadelphia. ,
.©
, -
n v oo t r e n , , a s sl d th elini e tr nani sti of it the m wsa W co in ' " m oVi l y °ll erib goU rd, t U ne rmilkiV ,aged reld lit it s L m ersi
fourteen ,y_ and Wm of the . , ,trwitcb-teudec
at Mine 11111 . atiec4tad , taimilp..ialt
wain when he Iced Me fall , itader.tbiseV
and bad his head and maim sevend fromhie
body. The remains wisre,gs#l4. l 9 9 , 6l uP,4I van
ried to his late home. .1 , .; - , .-• _ ,
The Judges of ammo* Pleas "have just sipi ! ,
painted. Arthur -DeSsull Engineer -for - the
.Manhattan' Coal Co., and Frank Garter,
,lhagie
neer, to fill the mean (*used by theism-me!
eeptance of Messrs. S' and Harris) it
the Board of Examinerefor the appointment of
Inspectors under the recent Mining Law.. _
The saw-Mill destroyed by `are at Girard
Manor' on Saturday Morning; was the POPerlif
of iderirre; Seltrer...ttilit„lile 40 4 1,, :" 1
about $4,000: . 0 ;1 1- '•. • ___,_' .1, ini lii.,4
Simmons' it Slocum's!, amamplon a■
Troupe, who Men • their new Palate alibi* ,
webs'? at Tenth and Arch streets, railadelphlw,
un August 29, pey us a visit for one night, ,only,
on Monday, voll knisa,t wit° 20 Mar Odorant*.
Lights. ng •has been very destructive; fo 100
and property thus farthis season. ' •-.- .i• 7 i
The American Hose Company No. 2, iiir this
Borough, announce their Afth annual phstaf i t i r .
take place.at Agricultural Fwriz, aln' W
day August 2,4 th. .• -1 . •.• . ,: • I
•-• e;1 0 , ir . l
The sea breeze snuffers are reblrnithenteel- -
most of them disguated'with their t. ' 1 : ;
Muzzles do nut prevent hydro Little, ' but
they prevent dogs from spreading the demise.
We are led to the above remarks because orthie
prevalence of mad dogs in different part:ant' the
Mate. 1
On Saturday evening last, it wits reported that
another terrible accident had happened atTua
carora, by the breaking of a chair rat Schell and
Dunahue,aseme at that plate. -On-inguiry we
aacertaitied the. followlag .fecda--that about 14
o'cloCk, six men got on •semilxioomsf op, and
when about eight leet Preps the bottom the chain
broke. A men named Popiitine tumbled elf
the wagon ,
rolled down, and was Severely.
though notdangerouslY hurt about hip hessLi,
The bridge of Clirbion, Which lain an
safe' condition, and, likely under a heavy Io
to fall any day, Is sarne by, theTarnplitplOcan
piny, not by the Coutityi The Company Is IS
pairing it, They ishouldl also repair theirlurn
pike:between this and Orowigsburg 4 which Is in
a horrible condition. ' 1 - , • •-' .
- William Stevenson, night policeman for , the '
North East Ward, resimpxl his commies - lap, sia
Friday last,' after a brieoerna of service in,that :
0 4 PR:4Y- ' • 1 . i • - ••• • , " •. 1
Rev. Father Codey,)a young catbolic, : pri !
4.
well known . in PotteivillC tt
died at Plttsto,;l: - '
zerne County. on Friday; last.' Hie funeral, k. :
elace on Tuesday meriting, tillrftl",',g, -,
teremonies. of his ehureti. , , ,' '' '-'
" The bitekbone of Buettner seem* to Lave bean'
Invitee In • this viednlty.: Blanketsthat •:ha '
been !towed away formisks are being bro t
into requisition these - nights: •: • •' • • !•
The population of Pottsville is t eeth:mated•
thfiteen thousand, by those who know beat. .
s Pedestrians are greatly annoyed at tiklo
halts made by Coal trains in!Unread litre*. -•
The "American" front Inks been greatly hp
proved -in appeartun,. the ' rettieviiinflisal,
abominable railing, • . • •_,.. " ; I" I
• Cain: - George W, . Yeager, late ciptalithf Co,
ill, , ,footh' Regiment - P.iv:, - Well ktiown to know
members of the Regiment,now in'thia Boner
died at hie htime iu Readingon 'Moods, el
. the effects-orals-Quad received at the ex
of. the Petersbuig mine. .-- _'• . 1. : .
The recent rains have . given the-corn fields.i.
fresh'and healthy sppear.m6o2 .1
Tee Camp 'Meeting at Barnesville litolintip.
on Wednesday' tnortung insteadoi &tardily, up'
to which it was 'ciintempiated' to coutinfie
The molten iron get lon the rampage at Al--
k ins': Furnace, on • Sate day .night, while Nal
Ittnnusi.seati beLugtirawn of and before :at o
.greas could be stepped 0 portion of the
took fire, but the- tlatner were extinguiated -
fore utuch - datuaini had been dime, ara.alseri its
fire thus aviuded. --...„.., • ~ '
Martin Eduktindisi . .;." sem-in-law' of Ibiza'late
,
Willi a m B. Paha, • 'Sg., .well-ktion • in' trii
Borough, was struck! and killed by•lightn g
on Saturday' eveninit,', on his farm at. Staten
lehuid, - New York.' • ; -' • ' • 'L
While 'entering the front door of the Mortimer
House, on Saturday- evelling, swan from -it.
Clair alipped and broke his leg. He was atib
sequently carried home iu a carriage. • , . •
lla;hee Lock, below-the Mt. Carbon ' Rolling
Mill. was so badly dainaon Saturday, by a
i
canal boat trumping nutT it that titiviirstWn
hies since been wiped
_,'; - _ '•
• The Cricket Match bet w een ' the St. Clair Wed
Port Varbon Cricket (11gbsoi which was-to bre'
been played ou Saturday stftit:Clalr Was in
tern! with by tho rain; and after thetinstinnlng
way..postponed-unt,it swine future day. ,- . .
On Monday litst;-• Henry Fry aged ,12 1 y '
n i
son of Mr.-J. Fry, of Shenando a h, while w itz
ing at T urkey Han' Colliery, Weiss. Bre, dr.
Co.'s,)
t 4) fracturial his login two places. . ;: i
- An exch inge pertly remarks that advertisers
make a mistake that (hey do not tikeadvan
: tage of the large methadon of the daily *pets
at the Tr sent time. - ' The European • war as
~.addiAl'ttliousands tot, the Ilk of daily 'paper.. • •
Mr. .George Stahl, of St. Clair, is atom
-es - a candidate for tlanmissioner—trubjeta to
the decision of the Republican County (konven
tion. 1 .
11141 g s -tire fearfully! dull at Juaticee, offices
just i ow. :,
A. g n.leman 'fro in. bottiville; Whowia es ihis
1 name withhold, whim* Mitten:m.lle, on 'ridgy,-
step'ped on it imatli Shine in the street,ell end
teemed a severe wouhd in the head ' I - j' - -
The etudents; of. ,fle•oehal institute ! ire
_lre
I minded to-day in another eolumn,thet. their
vacationda drawings:to a close, and they arc te
be ready to- comtitence their' stilettos .Monday,
Seidember 5.
The Evangelical Smochition . had a . grand .
'
plc-nie near *taw 4taqop, Nordiuntioeron4
County, onfiaturday, lest.' • - ,
Tom
.
Boating a very faversibletestitne at•Tumb•
ling Run among the Islip', - and we ere toOtered
at any time to jmar of,,:the drowning of me I; i f
I them. -4Parents tannin lie',toti strict Withdheit
1 b. Ts in this matterine - 'OO boats. are fritillind
the water very deep,st plebes in, the dami I ' '
- ' 1 On Tuesday 'lllernoon the PrOpriefof of the l
disreputable beer , saloon pia this &Ida of line
Clay Atjti nw unent, indulged in th e pleasant.
• titna,:of bins his, wile, for the benelit otithe
-iie,igh hood .and. 'passers by generally,. ; ;We .
do nottinair that the tifute was arreiited„htt4 be•
odiould bY'all means be unghtthat therein me •
law of restraint upon inch exhibit:llms lot' ru
tal paesicas. .• '4l ' • -••1 - ~ - ••
On ' Monday ' afternoon Willlain tits:apnea'
fell in: a ' ; - tit near the- corner of., Celtarei and,
High Streets. lie received a severe gnat in his.
head which he hs likely to suffer Irma - for Me'
~ enaraiin 1404;0, :SOL 407. LO. 0.,k., of - o. 1
vitlo, lat.:mires to ascertain', the wheceabou of :
Japathan Locke, a diernlier of that Lodge, he
mysteriously disappeared from Tituspilelen
the 6th of July.. _ . -.1 • .. -.
Eli Williams, a bilitir;_
• - of - Wadeaville. , 'at- •
tempted Suicide 'by drowning liti::qoissidsy
morning. lie was rescued Maid Conunittnel to
- .P , r 'rliTitinitnel Fariniernit' ; . . ' '
ii, Meeting canirodna
ed.yesierday.; . , . • .-.- 1..
'Travel on-Ihr, Ileilling Railroad be . on the
Increase *lop - the nisumption - or cold 0 '
Th Uomi
e walls of the aew hank baliding are ing
up•rapidly. - ,- t . - .. ~c'.• .. I
; lira
Autumn day ,. arc CemingOtleetion 1, 11 .la
near, and Candidates are treating..,: 7;. :.• "
• Whoa' you liorniai a bnak Aetara. 1 i , . , a
you hurnow a bag . do lite mile thing. ' . ~..''' -
• Sothe pee le- wie,.nciti., did an) gtO t et
t l dlhe
are anxious to hear ota groat battle unto
Mr., Johrell. Erdman, , Who ludic" en
,censusof Tamaqua.' returns it at 5,900.* -
A handsolite' lam iris'. realised Mom 10-_
, nie 'at the'Fark von .litiontlay, , foe he` of
the fieriness Cattielleightit•-a.. „ . . ;- .. • -
4
~..111r..C. Knebler, Win' towu,, soli .u g et&
acriptions for "The Gland Arnay" in. MoalMit
paper•pubdsoled la the interest of the: A.D..,
in Staantotr. pir,„ . ~ ,{ . • - 1
~ir the 'Borough °Mitch iideld,!..gitt'' ' ~ iihrb
ine_k Pito Mi s ront ofliorottgh property:lit wintld
`,.tat se Maniple that *mild - be SolloWedby men,
rta m o ot, ,, h6kt ert ,..op.•+ •1.- . .•• .I' •ti
',,,., There is great teed of iteiacini:Ma at th e '-
Mad cramming near the tlaa Holum: Alcoa&
eromitigepposlte Mg , Carbon. /IWO fur,. ry
dotageroisato vehiciewsied pedeigifista ,1 i , f
.•••• The public -, se.hoolit of _P.ottaville r .Wl4 n n
-Sor•thelitik and-Winter !anion nnadmdey
•ii
- gnat Intia. The, , , fastattera and ptignla ~. 3ontp • 4n
kifattalcin*inkettOpr,`_lttat will renirtt ti• their
tabors and studies greatly 'Abed, ,
and mind: - • - L' - _ ,
..; - I
. On:'. Monday . - ''idterstpun •.t.m. • biruis -, _ hall
=Oohs" were playing- a' game ' et the Meek
yard Oat; Marke s. • Arbon -they- amain:ea
wrimithrdurl , . one of the .number-was
at m* a, , biorit fin!the aide -,siltit ,n.leit.
which felled LOP tofthliground beffilbeleYokr
. W 0 9 29 Ikais"intistutibift !We , . 1394. ileevii„ Pie
r a ,A4i lo 1r.4 0 ,' . ,1=0K4 ,. •
brakeinnano aoghig .. - . 1.4 -t____ . had ) dui -
Or Mil leg*otiig-' - • Pilitlt 9' 4 " 'With,-
l ',epoxied!' the bettlenerilititist 'tee Witiollethe
.iiras rioingsauntiOtig,','! ' :: ---- ,- tp - :. , '... 4,
' ' Ott TUNdljati4littiontithltoftlitat at,
thiamine's- •Chrisdado fitratts .t.•
Jobb:lna mime nntoodt norm, dio.MaaelaY .:
tow& on din• 214,, ti=ozfjpit •
Asi9Ogat t 4', Po.*
i
' 4 1 14. ,- -0‘
614 r AO . .:•-•;;.. , ' _;...
' l linildintili" . f or, - -,,, ,i l r-, -
- Alatronabh 'la th ! . ;', -VE -.-.- Wikiii .
aide or Coal street, fyiam , . .' ~ V ,
lane. ' ""r"'` .---- - 41 ....... , '
Treieurer • Splnnerfininamens. that .;tbe '
loanii•of Bayport capronarlimaiftintaidaW '
at ;
'torridted; ":/AIS nirrippeine..7 i-h0m....m kfill.4ty . , •
flermanville is tetembigiellellaperbalk :
ir e
tropollis of Lower Idabantongo.. Its citizensaid - tote sound on tho war qnestion. = • .
.. • , . .._ . _
1111-
lien
. er
0
11 .nd
I 'II
ii!!!
i -
Clafr
• A;
Now
II=E!1
111M1111
lIIM
,ployed in Bowman's k __
loityrorai Wed , try a MI Of
1 While linittt ica tto ca lt r =4 l t Mad '
Aug, as St. Id ' ,miarn
-324. *Prams"' dmramr, Thp lram moll !rot ?Id&
i gle mpa li rairatetne ists zwth a r dil 7it t rin
I bellered
, iiro • jaarirO i sna 111 , 0mett ',maw that
!a 'lnilitery espy b bean , .in
North Praollramkbr he mete et 13
caRI-
;de , Otanpolo : 9 11 korm ite M
; bort; ilirl 1. .
dewed it!.
"MM. .
.... .
, -1.11 , IWlllisimno the Man .. who .. pled
saki'', '
E by ,
_drowning - at 314-
Tont loornin& was
. yotip ;tale
i Aint iii; ,,: where - be will eon-
I bead' Abe - ..ijonool. It tbat
hales mei, reatieril atte= hy t deatroling his
etre Stoprior to Ibsen* or •
i par the.'Mb' Inst. apt.. W/14aet Gra
a0t0 4 600
' TM* . siPPoralml. Deputy Mamba 'to in
takizat; Olt nniatiOneetonle. ' , the
ars= May. MOO. • His Meade* or
comprises and etsidate cdthe .eotuaties Car
tgay; Wank'. Mauve, ' Northainptc.4 Pike,
' ElrboYlbul and NOY**. O. .Addrh be I take
tho metal andkOliati •.:. , . - . 1
ADDlinis or,THE jtienr/stratif
IT
, ',
,•v91(601.11211410NAI, Nu 4,
':. ".- • . :-.1102:01.6: ,, i , ''
.
ioVis 00 1 4 1 . 1,10 • 1 40 10 , VIM I T 7 Tri 3 mlraig;:i•- -
.1%00 Sitallittelo ind latistatfte glesartsesSile or
tab rilftalial goftrallisat and twoaaliels , lir Os
eleatagovernmeota hays c
wt lated f Str-yost
ii.tile. Web power Waft ai It graft treaPed:'
tthWtift. TM ' at W eimar_ signet. Win bora ,
'yaw tossatell Int the aseftleeof thla
great VOA. a~atlM We WOO to fie beta Int the
national limns el liepassinealvia. !Tlnse Weans.
Witt astennins the pultilest eomplation l the pup
aloe Dance at Outman. lirsy witty ; too, &tannins
the pontlenchansiter of , smear Mate mown
nunds. And , than wain .irtil araeonStea se the
verdict, of the phi. aped *be bansieprustipint and
poll:riot of the pander/ peeld . .° and ants the
treasures and dandier of the nancinal atiminines-
Win: "To Mess rasptesaltalittlaa. and to the 'gravity
tit Uwe isenes, your theinglattil tosoldsration is
Anoited. • _- • ,
. ". /albs peasant Jtutetatte It Initearres tteteM-.
nor arV win to loggia fineries. , nor Its h .
Use drilleultles that bean% dad the -
ries add lifter. Windt the 6,00.01 Um country
in the new WM untried condition of &Mize Wanes.
It shou d redoentber that it vas belt of that nations 1
=itiee, and thus Ow It has viaM4 I met the
des *sir w Whit war) amain' Idling; gamed
tritunpiantly Una* SAM Vest arse ti s i s s Ids- -
they. it brow sieMenessed to War upon Routh.
Gathering. Ummam ,
triennatios from 6=7 •
aims, It sband grapple begaitny and With n n .
starineing emindence with thirdtitits of thilptment
and n. ar future. _
Reallasill to )heir origin,
,Republicansj *lll re- i
Member. Mien theisrati was We theatre of a stern ,
and inept - Sala' earillet:bstireen the demons at
slavery and meta taut the WM of liberty and
andvillortent tbe sieve power bead greatinierests
Sae poweritil oiggfthiathise Wits, grasp end ruled
the nation With Imptotal s wa y , than the *modem of
the party histeneted by iirWeig Wants, alth con=
vicumis deepened and seal quWmbed by the teach
lugs of history anti ef holy sh it and InsplOd try the
ominous wonla of the titetriota ta statmpm. and
•
heroes of our sutler tinue.swee to • no es, b e 01
the boar, unnamed the , angrily am nous, be mad
rielthlit Peentas. tea cruel pi eindnia the dis
organising theories of thev dominating nosiority,
and, although, loog overbarne or outliner., still
tr a rgzr aa. . air Jeer; insunsanons, blows a& ,
t II under the lead of Abraiaui Lin
coln they mine. ft' Meets and gimped ",scepter
of political power. ' , , , ,
_, ,
Lutering upena Its 'wood era. appalitnaresponsi-
Mines at mice anise. , Tbe Madre water* fa the
pet/nand arronthee O. pollen; inationly dinged the
nation Into the fire doff blood al Advil war/ nut the
ilepublicanpiety too With no Obis, It named
_ Al t
Weal inuostinted Inessare organised armies,
crusted - ponartul MOM, 4 ' . tattles,.
, crushed the Toon gigantic retention of rectorded
hisaloa :And anted inatlona life. !nits. , amid
_lne daub Oratina. ausa tbeir:ttegintilleadi y saw
1 9Inst, atinecr ea Wits lftentisis and usiapplasabie
for of the , „vas GieZ i gielos s j ia bs hart
and ant Of that ,so ot War, and to would
'be th e annittitallate et the dos, unity of
the Repo .11c,andtbeconal=titot its Inallations.
1 4 0111111, cowardly - *Gs
Wardir , instincts; and un
ease/4044 pafisioni 'and prelude it canoed
tne doom of that hideous' aud- of
human beadenet 011111011 It war eipbel by the
amgrelibtod Interest. of three Motown millions of
doilarti,, hedged &boat by the emmunniated pinions
dad prelndlose, prides sum anilittions ofwcst a n gen
erations. and Ingram:bed within, the nal- political
and eciaislaidinal taganisatlatia end-sin eum of
life, by it WWI Of eZetUtlve and legraplive sets
,11 broke the chains and lifted tram the deptbs of
chaUelbood up to the summits ofmanhoottior and
ettenV
'a MU minions id bkpt bourne* and st before
the zdatons with their riven f one d and
'theft title dee& totrcanne in the
The war tonal, tin manna and bond
men einstkeipeted. th e itepubtaan attend
the, third ere elite Weeatral histary i aalft
oared by arms, thirst/brim did not toe 2
hureane, and geordine ideas of Goa nor
they return to gnarl/raper ales:lanes and loyalty to
itie lquirellatOltU res if ' stile bensouring she • lost
cause tut: uusabdimia c ziod mire-,
pentant la spirit purpose.. Wide free
the noidniers were bonniest. Without properly.
e
„Without emit drawn; Ims*a to Use Laws
lan g ===pte In wlni t erta4i had die
leglanalm, ler lb* at a
peopmedasleensted by thetricei power longer
10 bold idol opprean Property i'wee swept away,
Unwary distnuallani. -society disintegrated, and
routed Were witholit lawntlgoveriustenut. E
llpurithebepubtlain party defrayed tile_ tag of
tassaittlietiOu. To its inurinale tilnicids Were
adeledttee totems hostilities of the ex-t Is, the e
Undenng prOodletia lung a a mpretned by, slav
sysom. th e timid counseis Coteservatom. and the
mamma oi the lthecutive. Great Interestiondpow.
erfol nuottlnationsi taught to ao re obstruct the
/south a. to place the power Write bands Of toe late
MoVehoUttorg cineyand lefte the belongs treedmen
In the Wen, condition of practicalserloin. eel
dam in history base there been imposed pon soy
1 body of mew a Work of greater nianitto eor diffi
culty.. Thenepubtleans might have shwk from
and Monied it. Then, is ereleurely temptai to don.
.but they resisted the 'temptation of eollEi power
anttpatrimsge, the Wei& of POIOIIII,O 1 0 0 11100 ,
and all other adverse itinueneet, an awi aibilme
fidelity and cousapi aeldnaved neeniaen... to the
hereniesit, laslt .. , _ .r.,
To old in reorganising the dikinterekheddstrie 4,
- caring for,prolectingend InstrOotlng the emend
p .tell bondman In the new titans of their. changed
aindltion, the'RePubllcatis einatillshed the r reed
men's Bureau, which, by the wise rependime of a
few minions of donors, did an ineatenOble work
fororder, prace,llo4 the rchabnitation Of there
society, To recorianiet rebelitous Mates on" the
solid torts of equal lights, they 'pates suffriage to . the
Madmen In We NegAtilartletkfill; messuren to se.
ears calseuship and Anil right" to & wwftlred 1 1 11 d
4 anui
bated rate, they. Pratateed pine !alatoPted 'the Fa6P--
moth Amendment, and enacted the b il of Civil
Sights. -To anablish by Irreversibie tees
equal rig/its and privileges, theme ad /the XYth
Amenduient.• and as a =wain act freedom
they provided by Ow Zoe Wei niof those
i
amendments thus newly wltlit the tan
,suunhau. Thud line Republicans against the stern.
cadatmaidon. egaitla nitarepraentatio „against
ap ung obsteasee , nave_ suuntied on untU• the
he moue., recomtrutted on the bads Impartial
liberty, have been ~ restored, and the set nine doc
trines of the Decoretion of.indepeude made as
-aural mad practical reautlesi. In the P tat the -
ants ti, has inen given, to few, • in any' i or by
au y modes, to aculeve it wort .so vast, so grand,
so alitenceni, AO sure, to be recorded by history,
and applanded and re/Membered by analog genes ,
Hater t
• ng achieved this grand work, :ilia paned
;inane these three eras ot its Watery. napnbli
can party , ente ri ng on its fourth era. summon
sed to deal with questions rebutter to tap national
'neat, the entietacy, Ilnanota and taxation. to re.
Teems in the Endo") , nay told Ind e f service,
and whatavetresnaWlig b =rad 1 les were
eel& fel, not War. thu:end ug - nu ons then)
area panne diversities of lutatiesta and real differ.
en=r4tiles. The_ ambition* ot theft are em
grave iliMftttlea, 1 TUT itequire time
as wed aatinancial skins/in pronicalstatessnanship
[ .r.vi new •OjtieliOellt. Dun-ream a titan= on
mettars so neonate and oolitnift. in attarilaalaV
...... ovutinscluo in /SWAY men a 1.61111 Catilduliewe e
liana/dm neat* id ineependent thout l / 4 1 exprev
shin and mods. of salon. arti i&vetable.,„/sheir ere
indeed to be expected and dented. for `,from awn
freedom of dismal& truth Is ellated lend plover
Wads of an deduced. The mft , / , ' therefore,
l a
win/stood so D a
na: while In st-notat.r, &Mid the
deounclealuoa, arrogance, and so of wer ; the
Men who met - the stern exigascias of dr war with
:117:N i c '71.1.11: ruat'tehe, Jti",:vh".
grapplixi let anceeintilly e le th; the perp Cling and
. -1' Onus of ree esti WOOD WOO_ ,4101p1bis
."^ min, to ottiseneblp,Rited mesa to the
nights of civil rod laitinorights and 1 privilopee,
and made the nation li•ee in as wei; on so il e u m .
stionid 0 0 t alo ink front the. Sas ftenneutons and'
less antanadtsgepiestions bow before them.
Pathetatie. P 11131600. the elantinned 1 existence,'
reputation and renown °tithe Gepublinset party,
and..due sense in Self ratan ana psi& of char to-
ter demand that Republica/in taw, as th e pest,
should listabilth in their capacity we ary forward
to otmpletinin reforms so puspicionaly flagon It.
came Lib being itaan , mganismion of Worm pod
p ... roArets. and .meld ever reedy to aceepLito ne
at the hoar mid =rat &treat with the '
ispit tankage. Unaided, it Ma fongtrithe bailee
of akin mita annitancy aid &node. ror In the
work still beton It eau hope fur mid nom those who
stilt cling to GM Midlands of the psat iai ntiale them
wives ow their ainservathan. and sr during the
conflicts of •the past. twenty yaw have i resimeed all
Munn, and mourned over every e ff entand buena
abase sait nail. if, there ate input/Wan& who
are weso of the eneendency Of a party which has
.aeblevensuch crowning victories, who .whohis tired of •
,the manoasibilitlea of power. lad relinquish
It towns binds, they should remember Matt share
ma sow worthy to woe_ pi it. Wet smolt they can
ift, thli to ale that the Thmoftale Part7.4l7 Its poli
cy during the cloak s eats of to power and by it.
,h tiod and mouton °position to ref
, empianna white out sower, even now as IS am:t.•
i litAt ak edigg a r a h=, refosind banal* tbeeon
eklized-and ne, nes de.
Inessetrated lo utter ineapanur kir such+ telist.
• istomed to sew ipveSl itll lI odds,
and
A ftist perhaps. the i rtri i tA i rietlues
et the twang mous. manyadministratlon appsegiampritAid to
Gexpe eener tatlons. si Grant's , with
Impati M en ad
Of °Ouse they hate t.
and not always satialled ante regatta. But while
than expectations bare not, bow fatly 131
the wpm= Steeldeett or of, tiTe. nuteh
=Matto dillia ga
wirlire niel o glits
and the hoped for Wished.
. tieneesi Brant eamerinto Ware to
tain inviolate the public raith.t noe l =
debt, diminish taxation, apprecnia the almoner, re
form sumses in the arta and military and
ranatimala In the Statesiateirin lima. By
ak action of the Presidftt,, beaus or
, ts, [ tAmeniseandlinGeneral thltaftly.
many maws heft nein tiorreetedand
niamarated. Padden% Gran a I poIM III :
, ;MUM ll i f i rXv, , i r d aa ences of iteir e iV asa teuyi
t u fts admi 024
la
rebellion, bas. t A/Corder and security.
and antes hare
.._ _
.ftWnd. inf tlie inter.
•eif "--
- rift At._
,r. set entree. ____
..014 . Waft AstiAstisetthseitsepoe.
tallialbee — ---
- 10 1121 Whir iell"illI M I CZ
'boo relissitraMill .
for the Intr. its I . ex-,
meioses, Its fishisessi liot ones
!
_ _. _ .- . , . .. - ..
"WK . IrS rvil iga hhlh=atAMtag
It, c =
as
. to
the ildikt et this betel =ile osbierimmests
for pastim u ses reanoiel
zbot org = itekilk Mar le UMW VII*
rage - Us sites es, seeress he ernes
sod keep Mass lo its ipso inditilias mot inelres
moor with the seilighlemeil sod Igteiresslve
sit the po t lio tisysg_ Ilisit UM • hot.
their until taw besmilessit shell
bombe oweritot volley et the umlaut f
listret Witeeir.
Malin* of the . rciaimiudoull l l l 4 I rainges Pm ,
matte, . - : , -c ; - I
I • Uri= H. Pl eas Bee
DMI IP,tazAerrr.;,
Adinthil "'armpit deed et Pertamatith. it• lLs an
' flonday ' at iitotheas, preassfy. witrecmdsitby bug
# l ; i rls ea sae iraddesen of theallarlasw
A„ 41,, attest lam Vim , _; •:: . • ••
•Um own Ouniftwit... •• Astlsis. Reetifigener
sok y ci T:usi, At 1. We aid he was sipsidated
• sad poem In the U nited *team !they. and wan
Coptsrid
ward the gamma arstex., eseentesided b
Copts yid Porter. and his first experseath enema
woe Ina ebrated two years' Amiga ; endue
which e capture sof,thlfasex. ,
- oe McVey of the twang Altelehipsitto
cei p mesi
daring eventrukernisit any taissigre ciallnas
ere we. 11. this •orescat at the easpiare of lb.
N • is~ packet of 10 gene. ou Deoenibet U.
UM; the Alert. fritch it t, t' and the Piaui/an Oor-
ehsr Nereyda,ou ?torch ii, till. ' Atter the; capture
tee~anassnu M ii", of the Atlestitte, au Magni& whaler eels
t served On board of her as ett
Boat. *at - mat r summand' of Lieut. tite= l ll
bleitnight, and cruised core with Ua eaten
goo th e of eight vasettLi Versed two
Manly viler the meet was nelneed. to
• three. the *Mantle was eenvethe Ike ion Junior.
end LIAM MciEntstbi Milan lIP the olhateland to
LimuLONoUltander Lownth.
rag
-tilen‘l Ono
gut appears to have Mimed= * Mahlp
elan as the lamex: He contiatiett 1 the Rao* der.'
lug the remainder of . the ale, endow In
vadat fishy every - -Ohth Whale whip -It=
be In the South Palette wee as/stored: HI
&sou to have Mule pen• in the nessasmatileotex ISt
the Monroe, Inert the gam Mel gethil Junior
rellsed, In
D i votser and -Mabee* es. iMe. ling kw
whie l b r lnve thaunadosii Pont; was Spotapclied
to seals the subs aba held poseemioe of the. bey In
which bed cant anchor.
_,
It, during Use memorab le olet In Volpe- •
rasa Bay. Mareb ni. Isle, between Sanas amts he
math vowels Ptiomeand Otero that "mogul:
Xlt o ta kwe earnsist of his.value to t iterriae." u
Pieter says in his report. •Willoolia
nately the , chareeter of Ids action on Shier Occasion
is not detailed, sad we are ten to IL -Marc
the theta:tie Um ship wow an the. meet of the
crew were sailed fr om Weir gnus Ur the
Bathes.; P.O. Headley, In Iffs ties et Mir
intimates that eartegut, uneontetsins of
to which the magasinstoresot exploding. ennead
• to right his gun "until drawil back by a halide."
The authority tor the Ins:then; eel the I hush,'
statement klieg bevel wounded In the tattle is sot%
swear !The Adnatnars modesty appetite to heaven- '
vesfieSkim trona alluding to his own share le the ,
bathe. ; He was surrendered with. the "Wei and wee
=
and placed on Um loses Julien'. tram wee
a aerial. and ordensil whew Yorlt. When
-. thous to enter, Mindy Hook, the baessit Junior wee
meritsaled by the British shltrol-War Manna, and
declared a prise. From We vessel Alitt , Irregularly
- del
ued. withal * p -won ship. CialniCwkare a deter
and • pert, of Me oaken and creW escaped. is a
smell boat and made their way to Hato Lou,
Gated.; Farregut theme to_ rare been left nth " ::::
on the Essex Junta'. Which witallnallylatateed,
and in her be nuttily reached New 'York. . !
On the return of: posoe -In lett Ptster_Montred a
Mete ter bib ntimbethe in alieboul et Ceester, retail
sylveilia, when - he spent a year In the study of
military_ and ntivarocleoce. • He Ws" then ordered
to tip- Washington, nag-ship of the 16. ail-erne, sake
storair which he served two $ tars. , I •
,_ stud the Ye ens be env din -Um biedlienitheen
bewail tenor threethosougms, end i thotime
cu hied eath war Master of several. i . , •
Rennet:lg .tom the Medltentsueen, he' Was pro
-meted to be Lieutenant, and served In 1e24•22,. send
•zi in the Ureybound, under, Lieprensul-Commo
dere Kearney, engaging in theca ca ptu re Of the pi rat-,
' icst ottibilatimenc at trips - titres. Ohlii. *Ulna he -
:Was °Oen:4 to the Norm* Navr-Verd.. Where be
remain washout duty MAU labi. Hereto mer
riest Ate'l u,:m iiii daughter of a prathineutAtiten of
Nortnee, ate: became a to invalid soon
after her and, died tea rt ,
venal :yeses of
-great thin:ring • ilendtey - lays Unii sad exterience
"not tatty brought Out tae qualtinsof ItWsban, but'
gave 1 wide range of tDougbt and. lesitog, more
strength and - force to his alibis nature" Two
y ears service after MCI, In the Brazilian airsti 'dion
in Use Vandaihs, followed: Un his lethrit he was
again lent to the Norfolk. Navy•yard, finites
advice here be married his forever wife's,
Alba Virginia Lagall, by whoth He had SA slaty son:
nameff Loren FarraguL • .1 : ..... f ~ , . •
He was Lot snout again until .11 what he wins
order. dto the Was Indite as LleuL 'thabinsier of
the w sloop-leaches: 1n neptenther. ISO, he Was
AkliffilialiMiser, sail put In the
,math of
rt. illuep-of. wee Deader, for a cruise !
leave South
Atiatithr green OM With. he was on ot ets
seacet;ithest on duty against Igairtak in Oharge of
the asseiving ship gnanitylvenits. I A reline aervsee
la cothaelM of the lierstags in the Welt Indies
' followed. Again in-Norsolk Lu lea be Ina oidireed
terWeistitaigum,tui Ithipenor of Oresaincella: 141;
Main hotit havesben iaar Yard. Het* he re.
usehleci. omoted. Optaini until.
laii, when be ,wes assisted to .the itaxiklym and
the Haute nquadron. -LIM he wee : sheeed en
Use Novel gathing, gaud, atiff steaks!" at 216 w
York...
_. - • - j -
He woo, hoireVer at Nartalk when the Melballion,
bruke out, /Wilk 12, ItleL His „tottade a nd itelaffives
ettdeivond To lagethees idurio lien
Us LT apple& So Ids amitftlaa. sad IsPre
sentazions at his dansetbe ties and .
,'Yost ate by b.rth and aslant sw with
us." thoW sale, • and yen ass '• • • , ~ • • , , Hon
In the voutedethey you raw • . 'fls , ~.„,-; . - F.„' •
. Ferragur did not leave Sham • tsr •,„ or
gobmllt ro ttoi Insult et Nob .• , r ' an
swered the first plain and .• . • '
_„
__, • --- . .
hint to torn traitor In wards wit -this
unusual station. Painting tff ohti . • wows
'yet gusting above the Racy Yard Hatibig. kiln: claimed: • _ ' , . , • • ....-, 'A• 4 i
'"tientiethen, I Will see every nigh et yea Oa.
natty
neg d—d beibtli I would mist .•,
'Mina
that. —
Weep the 'Kant wits: destroyed - .• ',' ' .. '
• adore
Merauley, tistragut lett the city
~,,. „.,._ ."*** - 1 his
duty at New tore. Helen, it . - , "." 1.. y
and with dillleutty reeettedl_ • _ .'-:: V -'''' lie
assimilated Oman dare MOOMMllig.libiala 1 ao
lictiatton, told_ tuns the elictunstences of the lite
amnion ot,the Norftek bevy Yard, and the siege
yawn stationed 'hens.
Comml : ; .
"uow could '.you do It, CmMore, how Gould
you do it?" he add, teen standing in blseyes at the
thought of the sacrifice. .
••legollions were Buse; there nab no mil could
depensi_ou."' • . . il , , 1
`Witty didn't you said 'en me?" 'thundered the
old Liiptain Indegnentis.
•• Rowse sent Sir by the Preiddeet, but hot unit
lops Sifter the war had opened. The neat* mind
ot thehavy mutant- etUtur Months of the
early Mitt of the war In weeding 1 genii* of un
horthy - and leoptupetent officers: While Grant.
ailed Vestments' :rung lit tiov. , Tataes ;gem, and
imisteteuivettatteent lathlike airmy, - , I. sitt•st,
did duty lan wattle', his gl u t on this 80.
tubas Bawd the Navy. It was_not until Grant
bad woo Donets= end .62litolt UM Varraibt re.
mend a.command, and was 'ordered to the can
-mend Sof the naval expedition which loath assist
listuers army in taking New Odeon& . e . . -
Of the tattle ut the _torts In the Missiselppl it is
not our moping to- speak In detelL -The personal
service of Farrago In lost worldentil stout vement
it is nets Gary only we _should resat*. _not= ,
se -
an important incident of his life, bet as 111 1...
hie decision of en-erecter and-vitiolug of Mind. - .T&-`
Arm tailley.lt is
recorded,
recorded, he advanced without heid
tenon. Warned by - the officers .of Regis's' and
French ships OA-1 1 / 1 11C tri port 'at New Orleans that
"no fleet ont:d pas up the river without as minim.
• iota thtenicaltion,•• he answered:,i ;
- You sissy be right. But I was sent herV.to mare
the &unapt to take New Means and I shall try IL"
To the council of war which discussed his daring
enterprise se laid before It,' he gate a oply , which
even more clearly Insilestes his post. lethal and
Widmann of character. - Ilia order for the tattle con
tains 1 ewe worm: ' • .1, , ~ , - ••
- Whatever Is to be. dorm will nave tit be ' ffette
quickly. - When In the °melon of the flag °Meer. .
thet• propitious time has'olvescthe elgnelwid 'be
made [to (belga a d advance - to the Conti ct,.? He will
wage* odium for dose VeHar.sio4.solffis tles retsft,
conester r ar be conesserect. - - • .. . .
_'' ::- • .
In - the battle watch ensued It Is stated' that the
liialAnd, y in which teenage' sailed, wanted fa
slowly pest the torts that the Vessels following her
were in danger of running into tier in' the excite. , -
matte( the hoer With-the utmost , coolness Fez
nmittorered his fligothip_to pear the fort and ear,
Inge let moth quaners . His example web not last
upon seater sent:elect the nen, i.thipL tlreven of
the iinsob.lyn particularly distinguishing himself
by - h: tut ooniness and th e admire/no "smith - a his
she 'lt'lt watt not lost upon. Use othervi 11
r me way was 'over, he tixolti tng
h=ol,
oriven 111 both Ids own and generously gave him - '
the - mega or 'the` victory. ton _and your Milne
stil T p h rore been the salvation of th e ellnadren.' t he'
saki.
thunallite rendt;ef !IMAM. iatGe, it will
- be rinicanuered; was theca= of hew's:cleans.
,Butthee inapt were no scek.er in 'Lag' than Far
• mint and* portion of his fleet steamed up the MS- ,
siesippi River to atatipt , the capture of 14eltitburg.. 1
wimps belittles Only preveuted the pesesge of the ,
river ftant MI hiellth4o Olgre.' TOO • passage of the 1
bans" les at Vicksburg on - May ill Ina the Orlgolpe;
event Of the b. let stews nue bombardment in tans
c u,... Hague , la lsa - It itecomis abed nothing. and' ,
tresses ran down agelath e a f e . N Ws and returnee.
itiliaOrleens. ' littes~i after In several
operettas" in Mast Loatidans. bet tUe remained to
be accomplished • by. UM gest until 'en army could
•thcrate to the urgent Vita/burg. His fleet was
nnailY mitred to Peneasossi. where it e _Peed In
-eve blockading duty in th e Golf orii axiom
liet n it a thus employed the ..lidniirel captured Corpus
at
L Eabine Pea. lielireston, and other points,,
dl 1, to blockade. , - .• -
It as not until July . Inid.ilist. he made 'en effort
• to - reduce Mebite. .htreas under Gee. Canby were
read*, toniove against th e city, and the fleet step tie
:Amory- was to reduce the forte defending theen•-
,trithee to Mobile Bay. - For this purtaive it terse fleet
,:tees lesemblesit the Hattlard Mill being ~
his flag
',shim ,- .. • . • . ~' - .1
',..- TAl r nekientsof thisidruggie are fusilier to
putille,stel need . test be narrated. In
hie the battle be Intimated that .t.he fleet
intadt at the need tide; theater , that If a var.,
eelsell a bi wine par. taiV disabled in her rtinHthg sops
ra.Mil
abs wade . ffrift With th e "Trent , tete the
n thls lattielin Admiral allowed the. Iltooklyn
to_l_t_the leading ship of the &Waking fleet. His
for this arrangement ate given In is
;Minton.. whicakasevat Se
,theow Ilgit/ Pril l =
"It was only fie Use tinitme , sewage thsifilightinit
sad messeladlog ;Mikan_ Char I! rir will to the
hematites - been* uhf ' the gne i ss she'
bad abaft giseaaleatiotageskin uningethata
for op teipsdent. end Madge In thar e a
men the aught motto be Ica much
Thiel believe to an a'me 'r ce a ha m
that ithsweaste beats at the oe nick In the
.nevy.li wlll. always be, th entell. ddidiais_faessi 14
&NOW the gag-slitp. As
s pillwoetkr,th the mad.'
snatc=, met wee Very A
ds
owls bet, was
deface did not permit It to be., succateftL" i ~. _ ' '
. li Z is tl u Muint. thie.thejlAnodral
to . of the Ilm-ohla, and
Hot Thielinthnot
.an of
-Cu reekLeashiting a . on Ltifie Ada' .
w itall i ztliat
the insole's essugeugsshy, who
deer to be Ina podUan toes Itts whole flea. - ! I a l
UHP
abls ei bilU" bY stde. lis the ling*ln tirst Waned ." airgimili beiregararest vere
lasbi ; wri
the 's forts and vatellls. and la cram Una be
eu me:their movethatte , and isetioas. he Imhof
la the shrouds of lie vessel.':. •,,
lids babas . vat the- WC *bleb the
0. = r u texr•
to c . sou
Id
la Gitlf._ and toinuirbrelthe , ot Wag was.
sent Use Janes River.. Agar__ IlatOise attibit war
he sent on • tsetse In Übe MeankUnto
~,,katie '
=ea With the liter
constderallatt rear& ~ : i
' -, ..hlii, Mani to bac ntry..:Adthirel FOOTS.
to r tAall been Oh invalid. _ .He by imffbred - f greatly the Melt year, anddeeth ammo la Min of • relief
101 :;Pfltheinvelld. •- , -''
•`• . - -ii. • i•'
CIF VIM ;IMOLAI:S.
Tbiibuill:l4. Aliempuismostor, moiligied :
21:fiasorstu7 at
immleuadis4•3lll, sea army simisff W. deolk
ot tile idiglist, • • •ir implitl re illir'
,
• - . • vr ,-- . , *tun
• ;. _ ..,.
' ipi - ..
et ' ihms " s e' ''.•
ti :
C l ar • . lii. - • - or • • teas
gum, • Pleitooda -,: ea
' • thilinlabsai.,l4 NOM 1! •
I • •
• *, r'ENNSYLiVANIA.
' '
ollT.—TirOrelOOF Fevre, of Mar
some drperintents with com
___'. and paladirim. His results
paint... ____„ootteinsion that hydrogen should be
,rtiasser theet=ne
An& Are ars.iold:,
was decided in Rome keg in time to prevent it
hewn lasi , the little Lamed it ;till maintain-
Mt 114 the. bile mind , forthe - more exciting
n e
AIM f i t and presidia 'European war
would 'Of have at once thrown the de
letes and ' us of the Ciltsmietacal Fathers ,
bradEr fieWria."-iiit
mad bd tem& It 'el k le- it
Wawa , 444,0011 and &letter age thus w ed:
"Tile' ' g 4,11110 W i lk te...4rest —:
nth re
shell dt with oar tenrstat MOnelf. mo " He
ceived asas beast - 1h this reply :—'•l will
endaraw , e P larnitoretel u t T!§ 1 1 0 11 . ed
the T A Ini lielre . I ' (7 34 all
s a .
A Nor ente.--:A French piper
la says-that it
is inten= us atpl=lPladla Orthedebt
with an to - light up the line
of the bodies in dnIP witable or at any point.
a um am a widebi Wise; be exp edient to
et Wen, This apparatus, paced in
the Awn of ebe slam is composed of melee
trio *IV • pinrert r at reflector. , •
i-nriani Saentrizn.—The promders of an
Wof sYln&lbiy "lib "-France have
i Hll ttillniMedit denim den Winery sx-
Or the kind amid be made: They
are satisfied at what they tam doge. and ex
pitting:lkt their O-. was "to show the world
that kr not Band, nor were the views
°firreprimented by Me English Prem.':
~.I . . : I
OIRATION TO CANADA.—n. party of ent.-
'stead numbering' MO bave-lett • for Okada, in .1
Medea:, n'sist Sons' St. Leonards, mailing
i.
..N 1000 under ,
or the is pawie ukt r;
E l rere to ut by - the Workingeren'a •Na
-8 abersoisikat. The strainte
matte ex kid the` allagrantetwere-sety sans.:
Coto , their comfort had been carefully
termaCTirnaa Et4IObIFAL Clitiltell.-0a Julyy .
SI, Oa Ineethrg of theSouttlab EPPronlet Church
Society held in 'Edinbtreg, Mei Batton of Glas-
goo presidtmr; it was resolved by 24 to 16, to
adopt - the pritidple of the equal dividend sys
tem in th ri i
ai listribudOnpethir,ftinds of the Soci
ety. It w dartitted to the executive commitee
to, Mums .for tarrying out the scheme, and
to regi I° soPeulai meeting Of,the society to . ,
be he in November. .. • , - , .
_ L , -- .11 .
__ _ ~. ~__ ~
_._ .' • •
~ witar Casersar or AaD THE -NEEDLE tivar.—A •
private hater . from in Onfind man, dated "Saar
bream, my ," sayw:—"l. atn:t, help miters- •
111 al Me shunting there bast yet , r . t
the have had out and out the hest- of
it. ._lf could be worse than the Chaseeput
at MOM ranges. We see the Frenchmen spit
ting andr cartridges, sticking their fi ngers
into their gum. and giving emus possible sign
that, and at few AWE*, the Chmrepot g a s Selma
they don'p know
_how-to treat it." , ,- .
' Dtsdivntlf..ol , AnltireTtb .10C)* from' Cork
state that on August 1 seven musk-en, eleven
neynneta,tand • grmitity•et emmunition were
found onneealed ins disused Turkish bath sal
the grounds of hi r. Maguire, M. P., And ruana t g , h
awe in . The '
bath ,
clove'is some
e e
d rt i r s ar t e .e nj r t: ahe
t
C o . hes ono side are not %double from :the
._. I was known to have been disused for
•a cotedde le thne,,andthie probably led - toits
being Selected as .a place of concealment fur the
111 :"! ',.. f. - . 0 • • . ,
At..itati EXT"..TSIFE FItAUDA IN THE Cur-
ToX tr..—A'painfuterfeitement was = caused
on the Liverpool exchange on August 3, by a
reporttbtt a commission merchant, well known
in Liver jai; and who has been residing in one
of the A erican !ports, hart obtained upwards
ofby bale_ of lading, which on the arri
val o MAO r
114 ship *Ad dirge • ieq Liverpeol, turned
out to befforgeri - The gentleman, is said to'
have beet! hi ~ -If in ,Llverpriol a shoft time
osinet, bin haat oat iminediatelrfor America.
4? _-_,,urt 4 k.fo iselcoll ' it was thought, would be
wau!3' (An ,st 4.) ....
u i s
'Mow + -
r. It las..igett ynedkeussrart AUSIY. , ;-•
The ail biter of Public Instruction Ins °in
pew red the Unleetelties of.Nonimletrg, Berlin,
e l
Bien atr, FOreifswald, Halle, Gottingen, Mar
burg, Bu r n and , LKiel, to, shorten the time of
study o f di atialetits st ha . nre verratehr the
sa
final e hunk:a, and Thai eautrive to supply,
without sla y ; theanty with additional doctors
-cif midi e. We rind noappeal in the Getman
medical papas to students who , might wish to
net sur bokinteers .ist:the inetllml departinent of
the. 4reny ; such epee tis have, however, been
nude in Prance.. _ , , .
,p ,
..
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rfiCTIC OF STORE . CATTLE A7I) SITEET.—
Tbo ilities isetsvcan France and Prussia
have . ? the effort or ooviokocing the value ot
Anne (Mae and sheep at thrserious local cattle
markets,t as the awes-breeder* and Heck-mot
sera Itta that war will materially, check
the isn tion of Dutch. eattle-nntleheep and
- esthet e s k from . Holland nod the Continent to
the ' neon markets. and that an increased de
mand MO home-bred male will be. the 'result.
!There droodready an advaneed value demanded,
"d An ,ll oTe SPIXIIVIeti prevails nintg4t grai
zenrand Owlets in store eattle and sheep. -
. tireftsenin or lire lA'an.--Amainget the dis- -
thembehaid Germans who have been summoned
Make it arms en bahalf of their country are
Prince eats, thelpurcluater of Mee Gown„and .
i
N., W•ho 'some' time since bought The
t r ' i ss a a nin d. 'M. Andre has; 'with praiseworthy
0 , msde a present of the sorra' Knight
~
of. , aid Boadicea to, the King of'Pruiafa,
with thehope that: hi May *mime His -Maj.
estyli4Monto charger. the : double winner, of
the 1 1 c,rand National will, doulaleac soon be. :
called ont ogive proof whether be alik behaVe
a&Well un der fite as aerosol-a still lie '
of (stun
, Tire StaENGTEI OF THE BRIM'', - AB3llr.—/II
the Ho r , i
of Commons, on . Atigust I; Captain
Talbot ac ed the Secretary for Waf he would
stab the,strength of the British , array at the-
Twesient,time, including that pennant it serv
ing in I Ila ; the ; number being, according to
the Wan . .. presented in - F-bruary last, 178,- 1
=.24l„Cardwellasaid that on July' 1 the
r
y, including onr, *vireos %in India,
we ' be ir the nuniber -in the estimates by_
men, the defieleney arising entirely in the
.Pad depot; and bee xpiated that the dell
-2.1%
den Was leis than' it had 'been for several
year*, add was entirely -owing to the arrange
me iti India which ..were necessary to be
e with respect to the regitnents returning
home. I . 1
iliear IA CAUsa or' Lacsaaw.-41. ,inew mid
terrible .clement of alarm is added - , to that of
sundrolie, the dresulfht adjunct of th -- 'Wt.eitertt
bat areatiler.,• An inquest . was held in Wake
' field Abe other day on the body of , nn Irish
laborer Wire had died from lork)ew produced
by ;interne heat. The man, whose mune was
unautt i n returning to lib lodgings-, a ft er work -
Ingrali
~ y exposed to the burning rays of the
sun, °at t ained to his landlady of pant in the
small his back. Fra Having some tea he
went to; ' and about .midnight the landlady
i l lsz i . oinsed by the loud cries of Hogan. who
to suffer great atony. Mr. Lawson -
t., Imagism to the Clayton Hospital, found
WS Iran State 'of tetanus, and perfectly eon
edam; he direen I his immediate retrieval to . ,
the.bospital,.but the man died the next day.
110enteraf opinion that death had resulted from
too Jowl produced by. exposure to thesunamd
a verdhd re that effect - Wm reunited by the jury.
Ms. Sin.tnev.cos' AND vire Wan.—After laying,'
Medians .. .talon-done or A new liana' t +chapel at-:.
Pec.htnr, a number of those preseti ' a tea
inertia At this meceng • Mr. Spurge,' pre
sided, mil in referring to the war bet •een
Pastore'land P,russia, made the following re
marksti"l - was thinking how differentl . we
be
baa engaged this day to what a go
nuMbeti of one fellow-men arr, engage&on the
(k. andel, We do not know. now where o
great erndes may be, bitty° do know t t
Ant on their way to the field, which will ..
thi
eyed Wood-red with, the, slain.. It . - , • es , ne
sick at heart to
.ti out the great • - . Ye
been tilling us we aro getting near the millen
nium. ill seems to me they are something like
the, Irlihnutn who , could •foresee backwards.
(Laughter.) I. wish these kings of the earth
warld etometimes , do their fighting instead of
gettingi.their soloiera to fight, for them. It
'would not_ be a bad idea if Napoleon end the
King of Prussia would .come overito England
snd tight it out. I are, quite sure the'poliee .
would iwink at. the matter, and for my burn
pat, It Would be quite willing to bold their
Tend I would .cheer , each one, and say,
li ii rither hard; I think In deserves it."' ,
• .
Tam liternincirr Scamitries.—The followhig
1 ill 4141 nit tuttz.-"A Somewhat curious
tra betweentherßingetßurmett and the
Government or Ceylon, 1u tople of remark in
.
Indian lateens here.-- It appirmfront dear...Chia
, of the Other just arberittedi to Fn
ari
a =
slept, .a -few years since the King ot • Her
m" a wish to Present , a bolo - of the
' whole orig inal Buddhist 'Scriptures -,culled the
qindslyitt, to the "Government ofesylon; on col
d-hien 'that the work might; be preserved in a
suitable building free from lire. This liberal
- offer the Governor refused to-swept, as no suit
"bhp public building we found available for the
purpod. 'However, the King
_of R
—l2rmah, vol
untsterciF to get a house built M his own cost,
if tip, ion Government would grant a site for
the ding, tits gift was ultimately 'tempted
On terms whith His Majesty was , wil li ng to:
offe ." t Tin value Of thla collectionAfthe whole
of the. Mcred text of the Buddhist 'Scriptures,
with lir comments and-gleesen, ' be, inekuled
luta. urmese tern 'firelaya; is estimated 'at
1,1,0011. i /t also appearefrom the same deepatch
esthat=ylon Governtnent buts resolved ,to
`haves ptivemailogueprepared of the Pali,
Billindealir, • and. Sanskrit- manuacripts, to be
AsSell lip Ws libraries of the Partial= or Budd-
Aii‘MOrilinerieg; laid other pleSeie in ebylon:
„NEWS BUDGET. ;
, for j
we 01
n.r nres
PAR weetraidarr':
. ' 1
_. rmr visualos or '1 Ali op..blinor. - ,
'1 Us who digh'ts and now away, , •
- ' :. r, lbw light and ran another 4M-.1% ,
- • Osir4t:laittnaLni has telegvapbeen' reply
laqulry about au advance, on Bowe:
The 0 that-there will besotge ehance,of
aneo-nafyou wilt receive cobra' , - ‘,. :- ,
,Oni Etralni 'pairing Boni 'Belgic n ,into
211.1 are now-Unloaded. at - the frontier, as
sion
111 P
Ate mined ow the 'Belgian slde, - and
it * . Unst, a violent shoek ml,ght • cause
an t!P '--'- - - • ' / . -'-'' .. _ - ~. ': -
-, alai 0'244 *ftumilip .ctelipiny.... 'hive
batral a irei Melt whole neat of atelma!, -re -
the ' 1111 4 Silibalidas iii.' Nitric: ,:lfico of
vititth ' r fps have' been ', fob ad aersafor
) . I , ..
r *le , kw* beet' 14 1 •
464 to
of which 4ht*-ake la
_ ltniabar. particularly - it: 411 n,
IQ , ' ..Z.. 1 4111 - 4Moto haibeen " for
:miftt. - A lelidg will _,ldren.
• . • • ,_,,._ .immalmis atiladietk!•ta-taids;
lair im -7 `.. ~ " ,otVill vaiqiitAtillillS tin
am we exprostartimer the
i.—The "*
uA
• ' •
in 11 •t
behalf
of praqe. . Ills plan - was, that France should
offer to keel, her hands off, and let. the Ger;
mans manage their own *Mars, if Prussia and
Bavaria would cede all (ierman territory
west o.f.the_Bhinato it.eigium and have the
enlarged' Belgian - territory Inarintied by
all the great powers * and its fortress disman
tled,, •.1 . ,
. .
t • . - . .
Ville!Empress telegraphed to the grimeittr,
I saying, that she desired to go to Mets - to see
hhima r lisembraeabor-acm,.arad .tost;Z;
el., . : .., • l and endeavor, to /11 -
e , •.. • . &rill( *arias it la , to,fit •
inc .... . in such cases by a woman a prat- -
ence. ; The Emperor , replied , thanking her
for her wbthesarldlleiteatkma,:but requesting
her not to carry these out, as he should have
left Mets behumshe *could; arrive there, and
he unable to tell her where she could
:' t/ .1.4- ta b ii:D; ;704 (:.11;'/,...; _-:
3 ,
,
. liL,Thwaspubligho la, tire ' aria Fr.;
i osnesorneireMidtitie, . , ..ettrl'bel3:lo,ollo
he to lackteat Napelequ-weitld reach
Bee 'by- A ‘-itie Intilyi lest ' Some'
i ti i d
gent! men lit m acerated &hi bet, Davide- ,
i. i the money with RAtutenlid, in 'Lou-'
..n; bud we have not learned that 2d. Thom
as flier:them-with his money - " A Staid
jou is "not so much astonished i stahetier
of liii, , .Thernas„ ikar.;the. treat majority - , of
'Free man firmly believe_ that Begin, is . an
the hine.r ~ . : • ...
.N.mtPritativr appears to ler atletlY. 4 0:
servid by the Itslomomram boys whoasmad
in 9 cry Eurepam towq: - Berlin is .full of
these ramamunins, singing, "Viva la Pros.
ids !"-q!' Vivra l'ltalia!" "Mort' Alla Fiends!"
"Viva la fiberta!" And a showed of good
Prussian peace; falls into their dirty' caps.
At Faris their. eountrytne.n .aing.. the e
songlwith slight variations—'!Viva is Fran
cis !I ! "Viva eltslial" ."11ert.' alla Prussia!"
de. rand the small coin is fortheoirdpg with
equal readiness.. , . :' .. -- .. - 7, • -• •
,_. _
f.
_,.. ~, , . .
. -- 1117_,it..fre1W.1 t,lO-2tATICY - Ott; vim Me
seLitm.7-.. hey, say that "Our Frits," on ap
proa tag . thee-fair Nancy on: - the Idoselie,
E
beca e sentimental end thus deliveredithn
self the French damsel; whik"wcpt at his
trait - pinny:" . , .., .
• rkshlar. i'lt ay to meet omit' Attu .
ad of UtO vieper, bell,
lathe starry 1104. ,t•• • .: ..
• • -. . tit a sanuner Mht I -
b
. - a the banksof the bluit a bfueette;
• . -: For Nutley, dear, throUgh re and rain',
. . Again*/ Iditchishon and taastiut,
' Ohl ap; young Nap. and all their tnark. •
r. . I've' comp to the Mosel! . 1 .
, . ,
,„.„, T now- has
bertf simultaneous ; martiages -lathe Prue-,
scan army. "Ott'ibti ilia OIL wired number
of military, weddings were performed at
Aittina, by express permission of the King,
and 1 the rpeelel relaxation of the standing
orderlhat the hang inusthe cpublished three
timeS: In *.Berlin on the same Sunday; in
the gafrrimon chinch :tn,that city, more than
. 100 soldlersantitheir .betrothed were bound ,
together -in holy matrimony.. .The object
appears to be that though. they Will neges
saril- be separated. from their young wiles
dori g'ilie honeymoon, the husbaride •have
the satisfaction et knowing that in case of .
thei4: being killed . the widows will be ade-
qua
try.
"Ito
Rig
Fro
And
A II b
And'
Lori
To.
Th
TRH
Wit
The
The
Toe
To =I
And
BUD
Geri
Den
The
The
Ant
Pal
The
For
The
We'
Too
ut
The
WI
hree children, two boys and' a of
r. O'Donnelly, of iftrawberry sins,
* wet. • drowned in the Rolston river, enn.,
on Saturday Week. The boys were Wading
audigot beyond theirdepth, and their sister,
'eighteen years of age, sprang in to their
;rescue. The swift current bore them ce,
and when (wind the Roble girl ,had one Little
brothi•rutider eadh arm. - ,
quen
, .
.
Niiir PArritiurg .just, reorlieg at: 3h• Ckek, and
Trimming store, 12it'entreMeet, beicnirAliallailla
Bon • . Ports ille, 114 f • ' MAGGIE ZOLA . •
6)4i , tat superl g r Oyster * t ittte
I.ada. and OeLta Antinion. 290.191 Centre street.
Prices reduced to snit Me time. OW and am lor
'yourselves. • kte
Fitgiscit; English and Aunesiliiiii Cloths. en styles.
and Of the lineal. goalities.at D. A.Binittes. Centre 81.
a /Attie—
Fitaticn PADDED Lucia Damn, a .imeatilva arti
cle R. A...43mlth's. Centre !Rivet. ,
Elif. XING •EILOWLY.—DIseases that progress
rigpllitto ti,erlals are not, the only ones to be
drecrd... Ouster or dry rot does nat. toast a, tree as
and enipas a stroke of lightning, but unless arres t .
et, i destroys lc as 'certainly ,• and in Ake manner
chino ic'debty, although itdoes not 'lcill with the
li
sw I new Of yellow fever, isms sure to sap the critclari
of II eventually as any acute disease. II notcheew •
ed b invigorating Medication. , Tbete is something.
inexpressibly touching in the spectacle of premature.
ecl
U . Languor Pallor. emaciation , depression of
. spir Os; and a Maude for exertion, are ire ordinary
sym toms, and they should be promptly. Met by.
turd oVeatment. The best invtgorant• and exhila
ran teat caliber administered in a ease of this kind
ja Letter's letters. The cumulating prineiple of
ist t a preparation conies the dormant enemies of
toe, ystem, and the strengthening regulating pro.'
es give a permanent and healthful impulse to
• he Hal Threatens brought itsto'pety, The Ogling
appetite is reawakened; the ProallsorfuKasdion and
assenUatlen are quickened, the quality or lite blood
Is improved. the secretions become more natural,
'and every osgeta that contributes to the nourish.
moat of the, lady uncle go military clausal_ By
lima means the repair of the pecal structure
le
is ted and Ur health and "Igor restored:: In no '
cl of cleanses bee Use' benelleati. opetatiois Of the
Ills rs been =remarked and striking teals In those
elm terised by general debility anduervecus pow.
tot on . Ladles affected - with these ailletentit Dud in •
tut most wholesome of all 'totem andiennoctives
the est and surest means of reply Ink strong lo
rem c and powerless to injure. Bach el the uniform
stet onz o of "clouds of vitamin." ...• - .
.
1.1 EBB SAYLOR'S MID OIL LENI3I6IIIM
a A :thei grew. external rein edy kw ithesuragion
Netralgia. Sonatas, BrulseshUblatios. . Swett!
Waters of the Joints. ste..
qualities es a Liniment, it sith pro v ea friend
in q ery family In mai Of Rheumatism and Nen
, either seght or merlons. It is always ready to
f, eel re pals ' This Liniment . has been in use foe the
'las n years, and has given entire satisfaction
wherever It has been used. -
Prepared and 'sold by used.
C. SATLOR,'No. 2tB
Centre et., Pottsville. • Agent at Itinerante, LAW;
R.LNCE st BROWN, Druggisfs; Ashland. •IL D.
VIM, Druslutst,
'i • ' . —l—Ud
•
NW TO CUBE cossumpTlozr.
.. .
i l k)
.
Titit.Pnltosornr Or DA licit WICK'B•CISRAT MED.'.
Cl2l*—W HI people never learn to know that a ilia-
eased liver and sumach neehrearilA disease theen
tire ayeacm ? The plainest Principles of common
sense teach this, and yet there are hundreds who
ridicule the idea, and contlnne in the mine which
idnfoet Inevitably brings them prematurely to the
grave. Llv lug am, the majority of the peopled% al
complete variance"-with the laws Of nature, it must
be apparent.to all that, sooner or Inter.lnature Will
revenge herself'' Hence we find that. persons • whir
indit lite to• excise In the "Use of very rich or- Ind!. •
gestible feed or Intoxicating drinks, Invariably pay
f. heavy penalty in the end. The stomach becomes
43 'Bordered and. refuses to set i the liver faille' to per
lorM its ftMetleps, dyspepaMand hsatteudant evils
' , follow,mid still the angering intlivhluallarerralat In
clinging to the thoroughly exproded Ideals of the
pail. Lir. Sell E.litaiTti entalleinearlegetonunended -
to all. 'such. They . bring '_sunt aud„ certain 'relief •
erever they are toted as' itlreale4 ',' dad . all that is
11t. ry to ortatillshthele repubsdulf With every
ng.man or woman In tikomucti TS a: talrairtd lal:
Sal trial of theta. Let those : alio greitkeptlesel
on this point, e and who hare: permitted - Interested
pe us to p udlee theta spinst.oese :now eels.
b Led rem theta
es for Conanuip tlan;,,,alicurd. their.
p. [lthaca, and be governed lir the j)rluchilea of
and common sense. Itthe.systv he dlsor. •
d depend upon .It, an a oe ',cum* out 0f.414 the
: so ot the aeon: via: l% wUl t.,
s toe u= .7 7 tiLtd lit the stomach • liver. -To • cleanse and Ilutlsorate - thearoatach
sands
swuae
IWO to athritilate the liver to healthy actio nee
- .16Ingruse5t'a klartnireaa Pu.t.s.-The daily 'acres*.
inarlianutd tor' these Ina Is the best evidence of
_ ptly 7 i . a Mclean): Invalids who 'afar not
n It convenient. to mil on Dr. ESCHENCK In r
ao are lniortnedlhat WI omd ootpttlete _ to
Atl i
fontase aeonoptiny each/ -
El
f both P
rly iirOvided fpr,b.i - their gratefule9uhT
.
i 'Mr A tniONT px t,ylit roxiitt ;has 'been
ten and published in the papers Since
Making ourof the war, though but, few
. .eiti
,4 1 ke'.. the place of ' the . longs .. .of
1 t, Korner, Becker' doe. Many are of'
:• than ordrparylnerit; and have become
ly read and adniired. °I append here a
- !glop of one of the Calmest expositions
ie German ,feeling. It is entitled- IBls
- is signed - byliJl. Hoffmann t !worn
(.Halm". and published in. the .• lif:tim
I;xn :—Crir. Evening Posit. , '
. ;. • 1813-1870. ' ...,. . -. •
• . . . ...
Ise- np, my ssmitthe reddenttrgfirettare flaring r
T hears the heart ;Abe hand the sword swung
Ihlgh; .. •
every glance flashed anger deep;and chute * *,
from the hearth wenrmany a prayerful sigh. -
others to the sacred war weaved us, •• • . .
ere then one frotn th' Belte to the Inn. '. .• .
Korner', songs tomletory onwards led-us;
AA sleeps the singer now near Wobbelial
!. 'again the ancient hate is sourll4
. ugh - leaf and branch , like wine of spectre-h , and ;
i:ty, again , the foe of old is hounding, •
newer spite his hdrilot on German land.
yre which Korner's hand one, bore IS -resting;
.word.remalus the nation's pride to trace: •
rst dread rorse we heatin right contesting : •
, ty the Freneh,wLll And no weaker race.
Rorner'S sow With stator'. ailit reward "
knyworeweU the smy.lA tujhns<lle Isnot
nada, trite, stood at our birth t.) 01814 US •.
igeh we are yet. to truth. with heart and bend ,
"shades of old Germanen" still Me Welting:
•an yet shinee which shone on:Lelpitlea
Blucher's soul our banners now o erdeckipg.
to us e'en yet tip Waterloo's campaign. • • <• •
e allle Cock antes tio with his crowing;
versganned is peacefully the Main,'
oc seeks not his goal in Moscow's glowing. ,
I dig a grave for -him on' tit" German Rhine. •
' eft we've borne his blows we could not parry ; •
ow, united, strike In God's high mime;
anneehlgh, which Armin once did carry,
illacber-bearte. put M
the foe al: • . ,
fetal Poiritst Potties.
nth a line drat lusertion:`2ll-ten4 a line "heti iutaus
Insertion.
,
• .
One of the eat step. the Phrdeliin thoUll take..
with w consumptive patient is to invigorate the •
Gate . NOW bow is this to Ire done? Cerrits blv
no ; by alcdlceeststhat.exhaustaild eneet-atop
talgal luip 4ll Instead of improve the trine_
Ilona . -twillum -Doctor SCllENtilc•s • '• '
Medi • elanue • stomach and. bowels or ull, ' -
'6ll Whiebarecalcidated to Irritate °tweak.' ,•-„, -
thOdm. ' mkt= appettte—promote health fi:i . '"
digestiarLiall . Wigend,W 4ll"d s t ge ol i d iiiti n g . th il e P eiT1 1 47 """e••:. • •
yst , ut, . .
ighthissetreirleu:se case hlch a ni re u d: f .. l ., ,; „ ; , ( l .: •
.. ,
hopeless - one. ' • t•
yn . - -
It the_ .iii clan.finds It Impossible to make' a p„. •',, - .
fent feel hungry. If thertilsessel 'rson eannot par..; - -
lork'e ot good nourishing foni and pe
-properly digert it,
.it ntmpossible that he can gain la cleshand otter, 11;
and It is equally impossible to bring a patient to I. ti . .
. condition salonwini - the liver Is burdened witted,
eased bile, and the 'stomach laden. with- unhealth% .-
the • 4 -- _
AIMOIM dna remotest made to the physician f,s- •
a counimptive_indient is that he will preseribethe, t- ' • -
.gehkel that will remove or allay the cough, night .
sweats and chWs. which are the sure attendant,. ~,,
consumption. _But this ,should not be done, as the
atecntonly anjetkort, .ot astern to relieve itself, - •
izightonreata Machina are caused by the
dimmed lungs. The reMeilles ordinarily preseri 1,,,t
do mom; harm, than good. : They impair the tune-
Ikons - of the stainer:l4 impedehealthy digestion, awl.
-
, • - rstlar thous cure tbe dbmw.
, in
ts„ atter sl4' nothing like facts with aide],
kr lets *: Doti. and it is upon • fuels t1;:v.
1 EC Cr 4Neetly ail who have talten
his Isedletnes In . oe with his dtreet:no,
V*DOlLtgarbraeitt cured of consumpti,o, but (ruts,
the gut. that. these meelelnes set with wondertui
iwririte . Upon the digestive organs, patients mu
cured speedily gain flesh. Cleansing the syrtem of
all linpnritisei•they lay , the foundation fora send, ' •
substantial' structure. 'Nestor - lag these organg, t., • `
health:they heap te. -The foal ',property •
meilallhoted r the ty ot.blood Is no only In
creased..but Is a rich and Strong and- i n the fa-ce .
'of such WrorldltiMt, Of.ths .SYstem all disease mutt
be' baalaLed, .
,Full directions aecoinpany each of the medic' nOs, ,
so that it is not absolutely memasary that p4t.teut. •• •
shodid see Dr. SCHENCK personally. unlessithe‘
:F ' .
desire to have their lungs , examined. or thispoi-
pose he is at his principal onice..l9o. 15 North Sixth . •
Bt.. corner of Comureme. thiladelphia, every Saler.
diw t . from 9A. M. until IP. M." - •
Advice Is iiivelivithoutehlMlKbitt fot a th • qecttelt e.
examination - with tbs Bespintmeterthe chore(' :is :F. - ,
Priceett the puicaordelpr and Spew( . i 111 , ~,.
each. $1;50 - per !bottle. or li half .4(.zrzt. Dui.. .
drake' Pills 25-eenbrabox. , Fp, sole - by,sl t itrectit:- 1 s.
,AkorDbk‘ - M . --.. • -'- - ' IC. iy
a . .. . • -
6neh and tier:
Ilers
°sm.,
nonr.
/ mita
been..
A tilk El ow: oll '
- Nonni&
.
' uomme EDNUAit.,_ HARRIS—On the 15th ttixt • • snt the
f tev . 8 Pareh3t Mt. Cavell; iby
rt.w.AX Lown at's; 4)
_r. .
ctotry—oti r tii . nth- st at Pitt on, La ze re e s
of typhnki refer.. RIM Tuba J. lout ; tt ,
or Contity ICllkcattr,•lretalitiOln the 2.4 b
*Se! - :ail- • . .
x„,NEcirr—on • the 'nth nt m •
.
.h a rAtt.)wt an hi tiftstitdellti• IK vt
••• . •
1111,LIOR:74,:tnihe I.4th out, MARIA, Wl:e Jaw,
Major,. -. 4 • . . •
• •
• lIINNICIIOn the•'..V hist:. In Tamaqua, ‘1 1, .f . A.- •
It= tqtedlis - ream.
. .
RADELIIP.IIGETt—In Puttetvllle,. On the 1 1th
431tatrirca.E;dionghterof A. P. an d Agnes theft,' x-s spa
aged. 2 years and a months. ' • ' • .
•
•
. . . ... . .
. .
. REESE—Ia Ufnersvillo. on Tumilny,,Augnio 9: h.
ELIZA arta; wife of David 'F. It iTse; and ilnkutorr ..,
John P. Powell, Erg., of Mltterev tile aged r e.. c. al -,
'slid 9 months.. . •
- .
•-• STAIILENOn 'ht. Alt or Weittlit, In. Rush To
!..
hunr.; 'son- f - ROnhen. Spa it
h 1 In the hi year .. 1
IM - . . • ' , ... ,
• Itif 17VE8 ,LOST,The ithdersigned °tier a I
/et ral reward for Information that will Ke6i.re
return of Tiro Moles; lost! at Minersville. oil rth,
night of Thursday,- Aux. 4th, or the morning of Fr
day. the flth: •The ikdlowlne daseription •la triven
an said to their recovery:- Ba y mtde. 5 Sr&
hands high; tall trimmed. 'blouse colored,raule,
hands high. Tyr& old,.stioulders rubbed with 'coil's r ;
tip trimmed'. • • • tJOHN QUINN, .1 el •
-August 13.,113:34!tf—M-tl
TEE .lINDERBIONEV have enterc4l ha"
partuership for the Manufacturing of
Buggies, nuder.the thin name of .Ib.: U. Ita;-
thewr . et Co.. - . , .. • M. MATTIIEWI4, ,
D,. G. MATTD s.
Auguai 1 4
DIBBOLUT/ON OF. CO-PititTNERSEOF.-'
Notice le hereby, givowthat the Co-Par t nt-r.11;1;
lately subelathAttweett-Hanaon -K. A I ,n.
Charles M. 'Atkin ntliiir the firm' of Atkin. Ili.
,=
inowidanulact tirent:ls dissolved bri he doati,
of the said Harmon , E. Atkins. AU . debts ou ilia In
the salii:partoership will be received by ; the .;.i,l
Charles - Id, Atkins, the ?arriving partner. and*i ti
demands are to he presented to him for payment.
The Raid CRA [MEM ATKINsi will continue; t 114.
business tinder the name of ATKINS morn 1..31,.
CHARLES ATK Ns.
la •
Ppitsville,:li . ugnst TO, 1870
STATE OP. HANSON E.ATEINg, DE
CEASED: — Litters telitamentary el 11,4
above estate haring been granted by the Ilea kt..r
Willa 11:* the Monty' of aschnylkt I iQ the unail
Alined, all persona Indebted to the above rstete
veatteateti to .make pt int ent and thaw- ..ltev
:claima.Or Oenutnatt•to pr •nt therm wit hunt 4telay t••
ATKINA, f'uthwitte;
JA I S fi. CAMPBELL,. • • I
130Sureh atit Rl4 Phila.,
Eseetites, •
A tigui4-13: '7O-3141.1
,
TEMINDURT OP :CONNOR PLICAB'of
A, • Pchuylkill Coupty; Iflfoll)ll4atibock, -
let:Royer ;.1). C. li:eller vs. Rebecca-Boyer and , Ed
ward Heckman iiishd J. Henry Jacobs WI. !dm: -
beem Boyer:
The undersigned Auditor; appointer by the Ct.uri
to report dlitributlon - of the , money in Court; tip.
pmeetsbkit the.sheritrs sale of mil estate, by virtue 1 ,
'otetecuttops Irithe above stated Cases will inrnt tin.
parties Interested, for the purposes of spill appoint.:
menti at his office, No. 16 lishautongo street, l'ott4,-;-
yffle„bn ffeturday, \the 'twenty-seventh". day of
Atistutt. 1670, at 9 o'clock, A. M., at which time oidt
plainali. persons amrequired to make - their (Islet , '
• or be debarred from coining In upon said fund.
••••-- • - • • CHlLlKTpl'ltrat• LITTLE, Auditor
LAUBENBTEIN COALSCBEEN PATENT
i ., .110TICE.TerifITRINGERS •••
. •
.s.
• •.. repiesente4 that many penniva have been f"..
110 M, time part engaged In making ttereeng lit :t>
planner that Infringes_ upon Mel: Patent gmbtei t.:
JONAH LAUBENWP I, 3N, Nu. sl;rAis 4tect Febriop
.ith.,. Dlig4.,, : .
.
*Patent Secures to. the Patentee the use of
. Rods or Bars to the manufacture of screi.n..
In the peculiarity and novelly ofsetting them,
so that the - bats or rods cross each other upon ihe
.edgegoecorne.ra formed by their angles and so a. 1,.
present to the coal or Other hard substance , hi 1. ,
screened, the angte - or sharp corner of the rods , v.
.In the peArioni noteldgg of the rods or bars at
proper distances, so that they may be held loop
firmly. and the regularity of. the meshes presery 03,,
'and so arranged that the notches' are all upon one
side. -. • • .-
,
Tuainevelty of the Claim of the " taubewsteln *',:-
tent -was' fully sustained •by Hon, Rober3oC•.• time!,
late Justice of MA Supreme Court of the .IJ. 8., in .:.
lulled Chase,ee.ot Henry Jenkins vs. I at:-
benstein t tried Circuit of, the. 'U. 8. at l'hiak
..del hia, in Oct
Ait li i i
, IRO. Tide dechrion was in a.•-, cortfatlod with a slaw opinion 'given by . on. F:
Carroll , Brews•er,l ttorney (ten. of Penns.,) tin.l.,
.114tmejr 11.8init Is.present tAstriet Allorney I
8 Esq. of-Penna., and C.... Little, t.,,( 1 .,
of Pottsville._ _ _
Any' tnanufactfire-of screens , therefore, id whim;
square wee or barsure used and set. with their -
glee or corners facing each other, whether notelii.l
or not , an infringement of the Lanbensteiritbtent,
still more l°, is it an infringement if the rods or ba r n
be notched.
In-forming these notches ft is of no corisequene,
that they have dot been made with
kind of tool „or machinery. 'lie n. tell thus i
formed by the tools or machinery usuallyreinploy e ,
to crimp or crinkle, Is as inertia notch as if ma., •
With n regtilarlameli speeially.ndapted to the per •
Pose
ipi
the apecimensof the wire' cloth exhibited to
:nuns by •certain inbingors; thaerimpetint Irina list
rode or Ws are all notched In fact Infringers
a id do know that a mere bend or crirrityWool.l nest
make available. work. But we repeat the lnfrilie
Meet 1s cop: fete by letting the bars-or rods
each other With their angles or earners facing.
Mr. Lanbenstein -la _resolved that - his right 11S :.
Patentee shall be respectedUind all infringerh Mid
responaible,- He, however, is Willing to make rtqw.ii
able settlements with who , will call on Olin
the purpose, at Idinersvllle, Pit., on. or before sep.
teatime bah, IX7O. immediately after...that . date lit
will proceed to restrain all- infringements, aa we
as to recuyer the damages allowed hy late.
• , -
HIJGHast A.
.Pottaville. Anglin*, '7O-43-3t, , - .
A, ARAMS CHANCE )'OR A PROFITABLE
t d k - lIIIVESTIIIINT.=-The Stock, tioo#
Fixturis of a Hardware Store of 25 „years 911111111 1i_,
alll'.bot'sold tow. Apply to KERN
' North-weit, corner of 17th and'Market Si...
' - ha] Philadelphia:
LYBER LAND FOR BALE. '
T
211 U scree heavy pros timber. • •
,-, • 200 . chestnut timber -Voila and rails
'•- : timber;'
' 2 X , '
" • 'An:Went:Er white ash timber - shyt.
lout, . pipe timber. dec. • .
.6110 " red shale ' Suitable Suitable for truer : klon.ls^ .
,betwein Tamaqua-and atallanoy City. Sev'emt s
houses Mid lotain . Plabbsert and Mill Creek. Te.% I.
Lots in Jalappa. °libation and iihenantlnall. •
' P. W. bIibIA.FER. t for Owner, •
' ul7 2, ' 1 0.4-zr-mn - Centro Potts ‘I 11,-.
_ .
rHouni Loire FOS BALM—The itubmeri
offerslfor tialt9.several eltolce buildlng loc.;
Jillekimat lOW jeatmcus atreeta,roturvilK at li.w
am and on away terms, Apply tar MINH y, ill
BEL, Real Utah, Agent, 18 Mapantongo at.
Julyla.."7o-14741-31-tf •
•
VOR • HALE.—One double Streaker for Red :I,i ,
sleo3nplete and as good as new:
40 hors
do,Qceengine,- • ' boilers, hobOng gearing for. plan..
•
On • 12 ft. , Fmn, 8 horse eingine and Witten. One ff:'
lon bay kale. - •
250 feet boring r,odot with blta, ate., all In
Also4a net of hoisting gearinit for cinpe, p1pe....1; ,1
other miracles, -Apply 14) C. 81. - 11.1 LL, Agent,
.. • • - •
.180 Centre gtreet, .
„ Angola • - 158.ew.11.
TO LET.—A lends °orate Mammeth, Skldsfu" , i , ••
A - In the Mahaney; two tulle* run..zConl-P• 1-
feet Meow fled. Ash leafe above water, In
.
FORIILLE.- 7 •An Interest In a new, Colliery, L , '
OPenintf. " ' - • • e •
Mock A. - LARGE COLLIERy; (Writ e APO i• 1 " 1 •'
.equiP!‘karei working above witter-leVel; lu An,:,•
tuff, •
• •
. • .. .
• Alen, A /MALL WRITE ASH,COI.tIERY':I I . ,,,
water l evel ; on II 111 Creels. '
.. AtiO. two D ' . - . • •
.rilla oolted:Atill bcll4, ..NII nersvl 1 1 ~.
A.ug. 11.-10-157.133- • 1 , . W. Sit EA r f.;.
CO —._
E SAILLIILL-0 but kiting: lots fronting on i • r
t:' •
t wet s 12 lotted Hare street,mnd 5 pAts I 1)1
target. Priori iihnst 1150 irp'wuriU,
be mule In $l.l monthly installments.
811.1111144 Ong street, orld. W
Nu IlEstat Norwegian street. •
• Pn4tantille. An& I ' • •
'MAI9EII2IIIEW ?08' SALE,
Ttuilbliosring still on hand at the Tiuneap
One porgping engine. sixty , borer paw4.,n ,, '
Mg &albs machlitery connected Wilt
elusive. • •
One hoistin eesixty horse, with all he• - •
.chjAny
_Mane wig. •
811 Mien" used to pumpi with hoistinng and Ito ha
rest, by Littrty•tesst Inches in dia.metCr, Arit t!...
OtitthectiOilll. • • '
Ono steam painip,7-inelt (Allison & liatinan
—a satisfactory artiela.
. The Above machinery is in . good '
will be-sold reasonably.
Also, Wagons of so and gauge ;
Bede. varlona slam; Store Ftxturos and
etatircti_ ttiaws, Firewood. &c. - ;
e'
Fur further- information, inquire et th
gear itarketeit... or stills Duncan lierr.
Jan 7 - JO • .HA
, .
TTZETi,
.. 0351 • "---- -c .; - - '
CARPENTERS:AND BUI.I.DER:•!.
. . • .
.:At: 31Y.Ert •tb ACIIII7*I3, Ne._,1 , 1 ' Centre sti ~,''•
Pottsville. you can be farntsbettartth Doom ,s:. , ~'•
Band Shutter., Panel libettere. -2.donldings ...! Al
. Also, Building Ebtrdifern of ail kindx;• •Give 11 , ' , -
asik end buy cheap..... • . Sub , A '7O-117 , t5 1- -
.1870. .';: a. a 8411PILD. ; • , 11 ' ; 41
GENEDAL SALESMMAN lath SA'COII t iLoFI. a
OD., Wholesale Dry Goods. No.= Marker Nt.;?bl l 2.
• - ,11.8.*AD analyse:or Gootbs. de.;lotelided rof me ;
Milidermali. thirw. ewer Jacob MV/
l 4 so marke4 . tw, mad.. , Jon 211, 104 . 0 "/
. . .
4Uu , US'T, 1870,
wattages:
Peatlis
1...g05t _apb
-
gigot Notices'.
foralt:onb 410.
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